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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-07
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COMMISSION And FORWARDING
MERsCHqA4lN,T,sf ..rs

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Having ope1el q Purchasing Agency 70
the accommodation Of MERCHANTS, BuLDsRs
PLAxrERs AND FAHn.rks who do not wish
to visit the City. I IL. : my services fo-
he Purchase of all kinds Of Merchandi}>
md Supplies ~hich will be bonght at the
low-st narket rate and SHIPPED n Exc
PRESS, or as ordered. to the required dtsti.
nation. All orders entrusted to mp care
will be faithfully executed. SO
Orders addressed to my care through the
Pit Office will meet with prompt attention.
AskArs Of the ADAxs ExrRsss CoxrAx1.
and the COMMERCIAL Expesss CoxrANy. aud
the AGENTS Of oTHsa COMPANIES connect.
ing with hose. are authorized to receive
orders Tor M. -
Parties sending orders will have the same,
fled and stnt 70 authorized agents with bill,
70 collect on delivery. Or through agents Of
Express Companies. ~ as8f
Parties VISITING the CRY with v'ew al,
making purchases will end it to their Iu.
'erest 70 call on me. as my arrangements
IRE such that saving OF Money and Time
will be the result Of giving me their orders
10 4 ,s.g5 81. t,.teof.,
y is nv purpose To meet the wants Of
III classes in the States Of LOUISIANA,
MISSISSIPPI. ALABANA, ARKAN.
SAS. and TEXAS. Ia supplv them with
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/ AIDES, ATTENTION,
II pB Or VEluCorBS
A1nnlnliGnnfn111. Ih.nninn11 Z


or eil8rcluE, sosui8ihg sud dcvcloplBs thc hrrapt
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Nericuur " Paris, and has been nNo during the past
Ave years b. thousands uf the fashionable 81 Paris and
Lnaaou. With The most gratifying results
ltlt uaW taE MS trst um2 presented IN Ibis country
u VII In Nl cfs remove aus defect in form tot-
ditlou % he Female hfunet 90 application rlHgcs
and pcrtacts Il 70 It. pristine beauty
Ladies who from any cnasc have not b0en nliy deyul
ppod, VIII find Invaluable fnr producing mlinaaa "
FORM, rendering the breasts lrfe sHd drin, removing
tenderness gld paa, and giving c and action 20 the
mammarf srere,iauS.
kht'iiv lddtc ~ II aee elu rrncW thelr hnspus %
the condition % their youlh, while a young ladies
whose Development has not been thorough, can im.
prove iAeig faUua hY pr0auCH. q fallnoss and aru
roundncss, - typical Of aii nHtHml beauty.
lis lWnllenf qAaltH EiNgs an exquisite tolNess Is
the sk.u, while J. italtus and stimulate. flt whole
muscular aennsd nersaue the development sud heal.
tifyHg he form. Il gives The hrelats thar perfect
Development which eNcitca the admiration % the most
Indifferent and which i the pride of every lady "
AuVmeut aHd edueated taste, and shauld be placed
AMONG the treasures Of perfect toilet N1ncauycn-
fence Ia its application Price, st per case with nili
drctions for us sent closely sgle and poet pqid ht
mtil ~ express on receipt ~ nj order, by HERGtM
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~ All correspondence stcrealy confidential
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The OId Established Hospital
No. Beaver ST., Albany, MY.
QUICK CURES and LOW PRICES.


Trtnis Thousand pafieats Cured .inRaaHy.
nR. J. TELLER continues to be conhdcntally cen
~ sulted al forms 81 private diseases ~ his Old
ablsbed Hospital No. Beaver street, Albany, ~ "
fxenty years devoted t. this particular branch o
pfacee enables him y perform cures such as no other
physician can. and his facilities such being IN
pehdenca with The most eminent ply sicians of the Old
Med1 uf Gbtaning tbs safest vel the latest rene.
dies fof these dsases asrs Inducements to the unor-
unaie - Qaiek and rapid care 10 b. obtained at 9th
@ Office " America, Ia Syphilis Ganorrhgs, elect
structure, Enlargement ~ tbs icstiees and Speratir
cuFdk Iiahs, liberated Threat nose tender sian
aurs GHianenus eruptions, Bss Ulcers Abcesses and
ail ether imFufaef q the system. perftsy under
the cgnru = tie Deeior medicines and have been test
81 N ntaft that Bneto eases annually With imchst
success.
rOUgC NEH,
Yusng nien afflicted % secret hahis Nho have I'M
ara thsif bealits usd destroyed thf sigiw q their
minds Aus letrhg themselves - the pleasure ~ Mar
rea Llfe. nasihed that In consulting nr 7, Teller
they Nill hBa fFasHd - console ard Pas si,asa sto
Sts'es ~ sIissd W. brutfH dosb ~ heaith. ns
Fsoee II al ihsi makes ~ desirahe and man happy
TIE rgf I'D esers aware that thc dellcx VI this ~
ie, vii prsveat laors minute desoipisb = thi. tr.
DR. T1LLERs eREAT W0RK.
t.soA e. esert h~slyStAriiug discsosnFes pr Tel.
rs ssess sy ~ az married q the.e es,Ssn,sf5.e
marriage 800 r@eosfail ~ psissptics rs cents sent
e al is'ts, uadeT scal los Fst hssss osas sid q
past YvSr The sineV msrfted ard tic mGrricd happy.
ieetars q Lye. o. ho~ . ehis4 rafinssa campgss
~s't e Niasitry L naisias huadreis afseefeis
f fsrs Tathshr1 Warranted a. y worth tAFu times
ths atraHi ssted 81 IL - eHts IN sFerie postage
sssapt iaess8 va seeeres oofT W retsrA msL Df.
ffiiff hat aeFetsd fife tis b the u those css-
uIsaa wkteh BE hsokf treat
TO THE LADIES'
TT Tram sfiH resaa.as the ng sr8y la America ff
tke ssas # DR. Nieafs it2iza Feiaaie MaAfhly Piis
fhs sale - inafa MaH 2q b0Ees establishes tasir v-
utsaH A. tlfsls rssy, sbsgFseeeaed. snd fAr 81
ranpe ~ every a8og msvirae 81 pages irss sFi-
iies. asd atAsf et.sisat1iaas Is ftfnAisS.
c.rTaos MarTisa iaase' e ertain as.eaie siisaifs
sA5ala sHsaA "a ~ tes difseins uiieh
aeaaaFsaF sssc faFkse 81 ~ saNisEe = fssi
"a thcrttai = sac lfirt 80 eag thcs fais ~ Dc
sh - aa&s ~ es e ~! lsafi u ia aaE.e secure
ffsaa curiosity a&aange
trasn atosrs
NR fsrsnas si GlsaHee cza y earf& ~ Aaras ~
aaAFsssasE ittfsF ~ TeIaf enclas5aa Fsitsaat
Msstf4Acs secrecy fsefef fszl rtEfa ssst D. az
tsas q the vaFa& All s&sfss3fnzaisA No ekzrws ~
saFtos- Sh-Na aaseats " teyt esApiageA Astise
sAlG k4Grrss al ssttsrs -
2 TELLER Nd
gra NJ. Bsagsr s,ssst Aiessy. :. 7.
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War BLcoMrs or THE PrSs This
question has often been asked, but we
have never vet met with satisfactory
answer to it. Few persons are aware
uf the enormous consumption Of the
useful little instrument. The annual
report Of the Treasury, ten years ago,
contained some interesting memoranda
relative 10 manufactures, furnished by
Hon. Phillip Alien, then Senator from
Rhode Island, in which among other
things. he stated that the number Of
pins made per annum in the United
States was two billions, six hundred and
seven millions, three hundred and six
ty thousand. Now the old question
comes up for solntion--what becomes
a the pins2 The population Of the
country was then MISREPRESENTATION.
Does each individual woman and
chihl, consume one hundred pins q
yeari for that would be thcsavorage
supply. But il is well known that il is
only one sex who use pms at all. Docs
each example of tho feminine gender
consume two hundred pins a year.
Rsom babyhood to maturity, md from
that 10 the grave, the passion for pins,
\ l. admitted. is part of woman's ma
tnre; but we submit that this fact af-
forsis no satisfactory explanation OF the
disappearance Of two billions. six hun
drcd and seven millions of pins per an
nnm. The question therefore remains
what docs become Of the pins2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-02

Not . few seek 10 accommodate
truth 10 their views and feelings, 1t iA
wiser TO accommodate our views and
feelings TO truth.
"A man who was once on a journey,
sad he never liked 10 seo the tables
covered with books and newspapers
WHARF he stopped At night for, said
he. Il can never find ang Whiskey mt
such places.
"A money hunter being about "a
marry a fortune, friend asked him
how long the honeymoon would last -
.Don't tell me OF the honeymoon, he
replied; sits the harvest moon with
ms"
Mr.. Everett and Judge Story we're
az public dinner The ordinary toasis
weFcgiven, when Judge Story arose and
said: sPame follows fortune where
ever Il tRyerc,t) goes" Everett re-
plsed. Heres 10 the legal profession.
Ii has never got above the frs: story. :
Story.
General Granger. in his report 10
the President, remarks as an evidence
al the LOYALTY 81 the South, Il found
the people taking cur currency. and
anxioaa 10 get it An exchange sng-
eessa thai Il this IS proof u loyalty, the
rebels who used % steal greenbacks
from our prisoners 81 AnlersnnFille
were devoted patriots.
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sPECIAL NOTICES
DROP DFVAUXS
aElEsTAL fRAaaANTlEs -

l. c1rfu IN q OF lso We.
EHa cs treiH3 No758H1o whsb hae af .sle ansssoFe'
- silsus'5a eFi stfasd Fassass tsf0=fsid sse
fNaHMa D. tssataslss faH tHaaiAsc tHsgea ~ INrkie
rtafs iHeaa ia to- atfagit sal hsrr1as II ne kefi
g IssaE lhe Fsawef d afrsla istta ssi greatly a
taf-sf To- e7ffaHs ffefaHa s1iiI slrt IS aaeaeaa
nnlif q lare, fren d D. pasi sn7ife Il mlnas
f.es ai58 lr Nis ass-urs lasf q tha afeiisas 80
l-s asse isseties Yfre faers 81 Fs,,4aa. sagaaia
ei iene u thf aaFis a thetf uhan b e 'assiel o.
sae' thas pfoasailhr asfyisaa ana fra3ef.ae aaH}e
esl1 a sHtHHai
Haget.y aaJs. s ill aeffoas laff suak tr flae.
iara0 reapsQs ths hsshiaHdra ar Utl msHtsB devil
srs le tltrt f-e's 81 aiigts lows. usHte thr rearh
paih 90 tttiah nsiulr etlH. lNa oNa- ta 01h hF0asi
3 tlte hglFpH. fa plfts vhs Gar N iar theiF haze
baHas l9Ff eulsv. j ramuanls Half tefuui al Wrfs
H. tlFpfAt ~ th0ae wha Wanl8 Dr. lstel VA Hes} ig
eanyts afv fehisilhlH la those Wha mugTn shstut
deaf enc, De aroma Caf1es Ike rooihlse tsim ~
walk Ia fg auufN1 Au aafufe Hulaath. hN haari
- pal 'es E. not q atiaevleat A. sansalHe g See
presence
A.a tc5fia.o tse FgAGBANTTE 81 arly satpassss
al other Trugaral0nf b Msugsaa feipeaa Uui with.
sishds th action 81 ne atmophen Tbs aruns e Ael.
its sNoetnes {, q noxhaaaihie and generously la.
part D. perfume 80 yesfs
Nih tbis celebrated article as q helper no Yauus IA
a "a gentleman need pine iu single hlrsvsua=s Fuil
and explicit dircgiHus ~ gsc win aepaprns Zach but.
TO- THIS ariiele q veil worth tbe price a. rsffA,na
sane PFicc Per hHdr, a. Eouf boties flui Nv faail
~ express prcfrtld of rrptitf ~ &3
The Fugtanfie can ~ Hep iiYNecufs rom %,
scryaton, aud 8ll correspondence WIT be cantidfci
strictly eauadeplsi All nf6egs should b. afeaseA I'd
BERGER SHUTS s. co. Chtmlste. - River etteos.
froy !, Tho oniy AFeuts for the s'pm 10 America,
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I Y N n THUMTT MD tENTAIN IFMEUl FON 7
HkEN iIOkEllEi OF HElNiL REikNES,
Or bicoiuatary Nightly Or Daiiy Loss however cuus
ed, or howeverkevere; while they will speedily cor
rect those MORBID ooNDITI9Ss arising from the
original disease or from Secret Vice.
1.-THE SPECIFIC PILL IS equally suited TO the
treatment Of every species Of Genital or Urinary
hritdJiEth cline" or tB7ck-dpSt deposits IN the
Urine, "MiHy' discharges and Weaknesses Of the
Kidneys
PROFESSIONAL OPISIoNs.'I have used your
SPECIFIC PILL in many cases Of SDcimdtorJhea with
the most perfect saceess.''-J. MILToN SANDERS,
NJ D., LII. y
81 have cured rery seecre cases with from six to
ten Boxes of your SrECiF1c PiLL.'-B. KEITH, ".
y.
Price: 81 per box. Six boxes for 81, by ma.-
Address
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T'0 THE LADIES. The celebrated DR. l.
4 DIX particularly invites al ladies who need 2
Medical or Surgical adviser, TO call ut his Rooms
No. 81 Endicott Street, Boston. liass, which they
win arranged for their SPECIAL accommodation.
DR.. DIX having devoted over twenty years e
the particular branch Of the treatment Of al disc
asses peculiar to females, it is now conc, led by al
born nthis country and IN Europel that he excclls
GALL other known practitioners III the safe, speedy
and electual treatment Of all female complaints.
His medicines arc prepared with the express pur
pose Of removing all diseases, such as debility
weakness, unnatural suppressions, engagements D
the womb, also, all discharges which flow from
morbid state Of the blood. Tie Doctor is now fully
prepared TO treat in his peculiar style, both medical
" and surgically all diseases Of the female sex, anc
they are respectfully invited 10 call at
NO. II EADlC0TT STREET, Boston.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dol
lar 10 ensure mn answer.
Address Dr. L. DIX, No. 81 Endicot Street. Bos
ton Nass.
Boston. Jan. l. ls6G.-1-3e
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EapN MArn Ma H ~
IS Sir Aia
ts,ars g .ala STATE. .a.Ees oaly sss-
,starsass coalition a mind One man
nav - mob viii huaAgFd d2laHs
wh.ls aaoiher ia % POSSESSION e MAJ
EasN. riay ihirsk hiiassH peor. apd Il
o. nocsas5iios 4 BE arr uugoyri hy
e.rh. II ! esiduni thsl The man who ss
tAe l.sa satisfied wIth hEs possession a
thc r1chest
To illus.ra,o Tbs idea, Mr Marcy re-
Lated Tie f,lloving Anoolose While /
wAs Giavernor a the state u New York
sAid he. ! was called upaH enc morning
A nv otsce. b fough specimen q a
hsekwopdsman. who sialk~lin and come
n.enoed conversion ~ inquirug ~
.l4sa was Mr. Marcy
I rrt.bnd tbat AS M name
sB.il Marcy sAid be-
I nodded asscui
Used - hsc ID Southport, dilnt
ysr
1 answered ln the Affirmative, and be
gar 20 feel liiile curious 10 know who
say vssator vas. and what he was dny.
ing a.
That's whst | told ein, oFicd the
baakwooslssnan, bringing bis hand down
on hiH thigh with tremendous iorce -
Il lold esn yoa was tho same Biil Mar
CIV who used 20 hive IN Southport: Int
they wouldn't believe Il, and | prom
iced the next time ! came 10 Albany
"a oome and see sou aud hnd out for
sartan Why. You know me, don't You,
BinT
1 didn't exactly hike 10 ignore his &C.
auaintanee altogether, but for the life
II n.c couldn't recollect having seen
linn before: and 20 | replied that be
hal a familiar countannnce bat that l
was not allie 10 call him By name.
Oily naIne a Jack Smith, answered
The baekwoodSmAn, and VIC used to 10
TO school together. thirty years ago, IN
the little red school house in old South
port. Wen, times have changed since
Then, and YOU have become great
man. and got rich, suppose.
1 shook my head, aud was going to
contradict that impression, when he
broke in,---
ooh yes You are, / know YOU are
rich; no use denying IL You was
comptroller for--for long time; and
the next time we heard of You, you
were Governor You must have had
heap Of money, and ] am glad Of it,
glad 10 See you getting along so smart.
You was always smart lad Mt school,
and knew that you would come 10
something
| thanked him for his good wishes
and opinion, but told him tibet fpoliti-
cal hie did not pay SO wen as he imag
med
II suppose" said I, fortune has
smiled upon you since you left South
porti'
'Oh, yes. said he, Il hain't got moth
ing 10 complain Of ! must say | have
got along right smart You see short
II after you left Southport, our family
moved up into Vermont and put right
into the woods, and reckon our family
cut down more trees and cleared more
land than any other in the State.
And no You have made good thing
81 it. How much do you consider
yourself worth ?" asked feeling lit
lie curious to know what he considered
a fortune, M he seemed to be so well
satisfied with his.
"well," he replied, Il don't exactly
know how much am worth; but
think Strengthening himself up if all
my debts were paid. | should be worth
three hundred dollars clear cash I" He
was rich, for he was satisfied.
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CAUTION
TO Females in Delicate Health

nR. DOW, Physician md Surgeon, No.
~ ENDfcoTr ST, BosTov, Is consulted daily foi
al diseases incident TO the female system. Pro
apsus Utcri OF Flour Albus, Suppression, aHd ohei
menstrual arrangements, are all treated on new
pathological prnciples,Hnd speedy relei guaranteed
IN very iew DAYS. So Invariably cerinin is this
new mode Of treatment, tint most ohstlnats com
plants yield HBder IT, and tic afflicted per4oE soet
reoices IN perfect heath
Dr.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience il
the cure Of diseases ofwomea than any other ply
stefan in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment.
DR.. Dow, since 1886, having ctHhned his whole
attention TO Office practice for ikecure ofPriyae
Diseases aud Female Complaints, acknowledges no
superior In the Unit@ States.
N. BAH letters must contain one dollar,or they
win not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. 10 9P.M.
Boston, July %, lS6GS-1yiy25
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We.tarn Yarmont RaII Road.
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fzT.1<1 tlina a % fnH e. 'pilsss
~ Norrg serTu

50 50 sHtY MONDAY 1fLY PA. trains
r1TsIf<J st ttis n.at a fnn e. 'nlrss
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&tsasH sstian traH letyff Eefiana - ~ s ~
issHt8 Hs fs.sf Hgrssf ti Nasrhesiff ie connect
ins = H.ra4r iaHrtsaH with tfalhs ~ MNtamtisv p
Na8h Aasfas tgfisH a ssA -Easa.frit srfttt a Trag
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so sith tratns Is Sarafnrs sha th, Hesf
Ma. ffalu tsFss Eafiahd ~ rs T. NJ isNhf 81.
asf lhst ~ Manchester "a - ~ arsasfisg 81 Nasss
81 taaeial ~ith tfpias - lsusis~h ana Nerih ~
ANS arrive "a Tff "a tis tiins via Peoples Line
sisaiper - sss lo5k aad sith ,Ians ~ Buras and
fhf West.
MOVING Noi.Tli
Mai tfa.H lsafts Troy ~ sia "A " Hatih Buntugfab
-. Afuefss ta 60 NsHfhssiff iaEa tasi irsst ~ a.
arriving Eatian3 "a u a. connecting via tFsin t.
lhlssas ffs Kstnr fiishtafg aud isasiea Ala WITH
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borg aHd Maeth Il. sssHe aaF.
AseaHnissfsyis trails ravys Troy q q r. NJ North
Remington iu Af'iHgtoH ~ Manchester a., East
nsassi Il sriTiag D. Eatlaba q 20.
Per tickets aud 81 HsyssiJ Information inquire ~
ihe aitgf rs tht lac
80 WHITE sapt
VafIHfssst,5a Haiv 1874
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n eNtftule tlses q JrDIIt! anu IWp0Tenee
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY

BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY
Price Two Dollars sufficient Ter month ran BE- used to
good advantage
Ii gives strength 10 the Organs and aith the Pills VIII
restore them 10 their normal condition.
A Pamphlet Of 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed Lecture and Caution to Young Men sent
free, Ten Cents required to pay postage.
CAUTION
The above Remedies have now been been before the
public many years. AID their great jH the ale Via
lion of huuiaE misery. Inns excited h cay ofsrYer-
al parties who the y ,ecitr Pills." copy my
labels circulars and Advertisements sometimes word Tor
word and put up worthless compounds that diappont
the Just expectations oi the purchaser,
II yon cannot purchase BELL's spEcIvIc REwEnrs Of
your druggist take other but send he money direct to
Dr. JAMES BRilN, COasaliag ligxidau,
$40 Broadway. New York.
and yon win receive them By return Of mail posi- paid
and free from observation.
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Important 10 TmraIids!

Ind all hkeIdfs u The lHngS, Nei0E AID El0ed Nlseg.
The Il4PUPIIOSPlliTlss NOS ony net with Prompt
aud Certainty "a eusrH g1f Of pulmonary disease
even Of the acute Kind called "GNJLariN0 GuNstNr-
bat also with InSarahlc Efficacy IN an arrangements
Of the Nervous aud Blood Systerns, such Nervous
Prsratiun, General Debility, Asthma, Paralysis SCra-
fula Chronic Bronchitis Nsnsmus RukCts gu child
rciil Anenia, Dyspepsia Wasting Impaired Nutrition.
Impoverished Blood and all morbid Conditions Of the
system, dependent On deficiency Of vital force. Their
action Is twO-fuld aud Specific on the one hand in
ereasing the principle, which constitutes Nervous Eu-
ergy and the other, the most Powerful Blood
IL..l.D iltaa.a IL Inn.
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f u II N 1T u II Il ;.
rARLoR SETS,

sat, Lounecs, Chairs and All tlnds u uFks,,.fsA
fHFnitufe
Elaes Walnut, oak. Chestnut and Enamsilsd UA.mAss
Suits, hook Cases and " sitting ptskA
Also larre assortment "a E
Aarble and Weed Top Cratrr Tabts; Rssh watUsL
Chestnut Birth and Nhiteu weed EaieHaion fsbss Ma
haranf. hiaek Walnut and tine hhfrsus
nolstsads, tribs, Mattresses and spring beIs
lhrvs variety n
Canc an Woba scat Clalrs Also rt,es Walnut, osA
and Rosewood gockcts
MiREoks 81 siloh
Hat Trees,
What nets
aud Bracket. ever style.
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"a EVERY SUFFERER FROM DEBILITY n

any Chronic Malady by which the vital energies are
depressed, exhausted, md every woman who hcedf
NervOus ronie-Sn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. send for =.
ANINCHksIE k q cos New Circular, complied FROM
DR. Churchills Second Edition of bis Treatise 0u Con-
sumption, just published 10 Pafis.
Prices: IN aud 10 bottles, 81 and 81 eaehs Six
small or Three large, for 50.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Wholesale at
he sole Depot IN the United States, by the Manuiac-
nrers, J. WINclirsrEg q Co.. 20 John Street, y \
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insurance. Companies ia The United States, having
an sggr egsis Capital and surplus u over
SI5,OOO,OOO /!
NEW ENGLAND
.untwM Life Insurance o..
OF Boston. Cash assets, May /, 1865, $1,000, 900
4 PURELY INITIAL. c0APANE

OF Boston. Cash assets. May i, 1865 s., 1000, 900.
A PURELY INITIAL. c0hPAHE. 4
This is without question the Cheapest Best and
Safest Life Insurance Company in this Country
See nth annual Report OF the Massachusetts, lnsu-
rance Commissioners.
Hon. Eizur Wright in his 10th annual report, re-
ferring 10 the PUEEIY MUTUAL companies rs the
safest and best companies SAYS further in regard to
the Neto system "'fhese notes In the aggregate
compose about 22t per cent. Of the entire premium
revenue Of all the companies reported on bY U.S.
They do not in the case ,ofany company equal the
net value Of all les policies And proaby the notes
Of no individual policy holder exceed the net value
Of his policy and accrued surplus. This being true
as the notes always bring six or seven per cont in.
tcrest, ,g
They are tie Sqfea possible prestnenf for he Com
paay, and hey compose a part Of as find z
u ,rhich ne policy holders cfRnot a,l
Dc robbed By any PHbhe ,fF s-..
haiSndHngenaem
No policy in this Company is forfeited by reason
Of non payment Of premiums at the time it is due,
ageeably to a Massachusetts law passed in 1861.
None bun Massachusetts companies cfer this in
ducement.
No Company in the world equally protects every
policy holder.
DI1IDENS P.1ID ANNU1LLT.
.EtnG Insurance Company,
OF Hartford, capit,l and surplus, SlOel ,455.
Tie sod 4EIna7-None Better.
Home Insurance Company,
0fNew York, cash aud surplus nearly 100000.
.NetrOpOlitGn Fire Has. Co.,,
0fNew York. cash and surplus, Si,s0O,oOo.
The most popular FIRE Insurance Company
in Vermont.
LOriJldrd Fire FMS. CO.,
OF New York, capital and surplus, sI,6oe,ooO.
PhGni.C Fire zns. TO-,
OF Hartford, capitaI and surplus, SI5O0,OOO.
Peoples Fire Insurance o.,
on Worcester, capital and surplus, 100000.
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charges are very moderate. Communications 81
credly coniidenlia and an iaay rely on him viii
the strctest secrecy and conti1cncc what ever ma}
be the disease, condition or situation Of any one
married or single
Medicines sent By Mail Of Express to al parts
the United States
Boston, Jan. 1SGG.-iy3e