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PAfillCniAR HOTICE. ' *T AM now fully prepared to collect all ,.i L kinds of just claims against the TJniter 'S tales Government. By the TJ. S. Law of i larch 2 d, 1863, . , 8100 B O U N T Y j due to every soldier discharged on account ■<)f wounds received in battle, no matter how ■’short a time he has served. Soldiers dis charged on account of sickness, disability, &c, contracted while in the service and in their line of duty, and which makes them wholly unable to earn their living, (or more than one third, half, or two thirds of it) are entitled to pensions, and can get them by ap plying to us. If the soldier has died in the service, or been killed in battle his legal heirs are entitled to his claims. Those who enlis ted for two years will soon be home and if they are not paid np sqnore send them to me. All of my business will be promptly atten ded t i. No charge unless the claims are Office at Wait k Tleynolds’ Law Office, a few doors West of Farmers’ Bank. . EGBERT S. COLEMAN. Fonr Enw.vnn, May 2 1 .18()I5. 0:7:13 B c l i o l d I B r i n g y o u G la d T itlin g s . , T I I .L A G K M E E T iN C L '’V r O T IC E is hereby given that a meeting _ TM of the electors of toe village of Fort Ed ward. qualified to vote to raise taxes therein, jwill be held at the F.ngine House, in said vil lage, on thi 17lh day of .Tune, next, at 1 'o’clock, p. m., and th-at at such meeting a tux ■wtiil be proposed to be raised for the follow ing purpose, v I t ; ; The sum of SI .TO. to build a Lockup, to be located In the rear of the ICngine House, on a va\ant lot attached to the s.ime. (}]<:OEGE SATTEIILEE, 1 MORRTL GRACE. | EDW ARn W ASHBURN, .'-Trustees. ALFRED C.VSE. | WILLIAM ]> f .M’OLF, J J. IT. rin:i':sM\K, Clerk. F ort E dward . May 22. isi):!. 0:3 T f w U B L E J > [ E r i/ js r R K S . <C-fiO'RETS FOR THE M ILUO N— A OTEbtt''V(thwble and wonderful jiublication. A wor'k'of 4fif' pages, and 30 colored orgnv- ings. DR. UilUN rKR S V ADE ME( 'EM, an original and popular treaties on Man and Woman, their rhy.-iology, Functirns. and sexual disorders of every kind, with Never- Failing Remedies for their siieedv cure, '1 he practice of DR. HUN'I’ER has long been and still is unirnundf ( 1 : Jmt at the earnest solicUation of iiumerong persons, lie has been indcced to ■e-xtond his inrdicul usefulness tkwwgli the raetlium of his “ VADF. MK- t ’UM.” It is a volume that should be ni the bands of e/evv family in the land, as a jire- venlive of secret vices, or as a guiile f.ir the [ utaimuj irlleviation of one of the most awful and de structive scourges ever visited mankind.— j tiul JielsOlls. wliii liuvi M . C. W. HEEIAfiCE'S cni.Eim.vTEP MPMTIIESIA COiPODND, T S everywhere the peoples’ acknowledged Xantidote for that terrible disease— U i i t i - i c I S o i ' c T h r o a t , and the success that has attended its nse is unparalleled in the History of Sfedicine,— But not withstanding the lives it has re.-cued from an early grave, the sighs it has lulled on the Breast of Ailliclion and the tears it has diFd on tile face of anticipated Grphange, it was with diffidence the author presented it to an afflicted IVoiTd, knowing ns he did that the hopes of many afflicted ones have been Cl u-ihed by the ndiance they have placed on worti less things. But this remedy yill sat isfy the most skepticle. on a fair trial,thatto such a class it does riot belong. It COmcS before the world bearing with it the evidence of multitudes who remain living mounmonts bearing testimony to its beneficial ffficfs in the removal of this too fpften fatal disease. 'I'he vacant chair at the fire side and the broken liiik in many a family circle bear tes timony that the ri iiii'(?ies usually relied cm have jirnved of CO avail. Then how evident is tlie duty of every one to provide themsc-Ive.s wilharcin.'dy while in health that will en able thmi to battle successfully with the monster and divest him of his termr, and when he shall visit your circle Cumpcll him to fall hurndefs at your fec-t. 3'he jueservati.m of life and health i.s the first grand object to rvhii.h we find our minds natm’ally directed, and the most t fi* ctiial means to promote that object are wortliy of our highest cutisiderutian ibr lite and Iiealt’h are b'ersings that (.ar iiot be [lurchased at a sacrifice too great, 'i'hen in view of these utuleniable facts can human naMire be so pe nurious as to lad to act in behalf of U iom - *. U\ canriut extenuate fiw tlnuiiselves, t here by expu^ir)g the livi s of Vour children to the trierey ul a dise.ise ihat lias h ,ibd tlmusamls ui)'>u thousands to an untim e l y '.wave V And asafurllier evidence of this letnedy being justly entitled to the merited honors ■Kliicli It has so ell ctmdly gained, nad tl.o lol- iowing leslirnonials tium r. Iiabh- and inlhnui- SidFl'ed and In eri ★ ★ ★ INFAI.T.ini.K L I N I M E N T fi’IIE GREAT REMEDY FOR RnEVlIATISM, OOfT, NEL'RALGIA, I.rirjJAUO, STIFF XKPK AXD JOIXTS, SFllAIXS, URl'ISKS, CCTS AXD WorXDS, 1 ’II.ES, AEADACUE, AXD AI.I, RIIEOr.VTIC AND XEnvorS DISOKPER.S. For all of which it is a speedy and certain remedy and never fails- This Liniment is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Connecticut, the famous bone setter, and has been used in his practice for more than 2 () vears with the most astonishing success. AS AN AIAEVIATOFOF BA IN ,it ia unrivalled by any preparation before the pu'o- lic, of which the most skeptical may be con vinced by a single trial. 'JTils Liniment will cure rapidly and radi cally, IliiEOUTic D isorders of every kind, and in thousands of cases where it has been used it has never been known to fail, FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford imme diate relief in every case, however distrcsgiiig. It will relieve the worst cases of HP]AD- A f ’flE in 3 minutes and i.s waiTaiited to doit. TOOTH A ( ’Mb' also will it cure instantly. FOR NERVOU .8 DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAb^SITUDE arising from im- [irndeiice or excess, this Liniment is a must happy and unfailing remedy. Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, it strengthens and revives the system, and restores it to cla.'^tic- ity ai.J vigor. F o i l BJLEB,—As an external remedy, wo claim that it is the /\.'•/ known, and we chal lenge the world to produce an equal. Every | victim of tiiis distressing complaint .should give it a trial, for it wdl not fail to uUbrd im mediate relief, and iu a majority of cases will clfect a cure, GUIN.SV AND SORE THROAT are soiiietim e .s extrem e ly malignant an daiiger- imr, but a t im e ly ajiplicatioii o f th is Liniment Will never fail t o cure. Fl'R.tlN.-g are sometimes very obstinate, arm enlurgimient of the joints is liable to oc- < iir if re elected, 'i he wur.'t cu.-e may be cuii- i qiicrei] by Ihi.s liniment in two or G r o a t Issjp i’ovsjapiits isi WI8[ SBUmt PATENTED FEBRUARY' 1 -Frii I860. 4. Incapacity to sow every disci iption of material. 5. Disagreeable noise while in opera tion. exempt One copy, securely enveloped, will be for- Avarded free of postage to ai y {uil’t of tlio United sHtates for .‘lO cents in P. O. stamps, or 3 copies for ,‘?1. Address, post paid, DR. HUNTER, No. 3 I>ivLiun str.-et. New York. '.bTi-ie. The Conl'ession.s and Experience of an Invalid. T>U B L I3nK D FOR THE BENEFIT X and as a warning and a caution to ym ig men w-ho suffer from Nervous Delul fy, Ure- niature Decay, ..Vc ; supiilying at the same time the means of self cure. By one who lias cured himself after being put to great expense through rriedical impo-ition and stored to lio.dttl. ' o r o i l f o t tho U)oiitll> td two or t h r e e V.itue .■-ei, s h a ll every word be i s t a b - lishcil : T roy . N. Y.. Decemtier. iMlg. Du. U. tv. llt-XM txt s;: Dear Sir Al though I have never li ul the pleasure of a pereotuU ai'n’iuintunce with \uu. yet I feel to ad Ire-s you as an intimate Iriend in riew of the benefit I hav^ i X|aT!eriC. d by the ii-e o[ | that medicine, prepared by you, calhd the [ “ Diphtlii ria ronqiuuinl. ' .Uioiit two wei k> ago I was vi.siling a friend, when I wa.s sud denly taken with what the j.liy.'ieiun calhd {iiitrid sore tliroi.t, ai.d finding that his reme- lies availed iiotliing. my rieelc t-\velluig arid quackery. By crchitiiig a postpaid ad -j''‘■’'-■'•nimg more panenl all B e t mi-, I w-.is 1. d dressed envelope, single copies mav be had ‘ ” ........ of the mii Imr. N AT’H A N 1FI. M A V F AIR Esfj.. Bedford. Kings ( ’o.. N, Y. Siili.’vi w. J. w im a o B ss l co ,, DEAI.ERS IX Dfos, Melcioss, Paiolsi Oils, Artists’ Materials, PERFUM E R Y TOILET AIITK ’LK.S, EYE STUFFS, I i i i - s t i ' - u i i K ' n t s , and in fact, Evciytliiiig iLsiuilly kept in a first class Drug Store. W ING’S OELEBRATED COUGH J l / REilEDY. The safest and surest med icine known for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all disgia^s affecting the Throat and Lungs. TXUHITEHO.SE * Cos DIARRHtE.A T T CURE. The safest remedy now in use, which hundreds can testify to that have used it with perfect success. Berry’s Celbrated (’ondition Powder, Dr. Gallup’s Syrup of Briar Root, Dr. Gallup's Headache Pills, John.son’s French Female Pills, Clark’s do., Duponco's do., Aurant’s do., Cheesman’s do., Herricks Pills and Kid Strengthening Piasters, Dr. Jayne's Medi cines, the largest and newest assortment iu town Dr, Ayer's medicines, a fud supply, fresh and good ; Dr. Eweet’s Infallible Lini ment, Merchant’s Gargling Oil, Flint's Lini ment, Grant’s do , British Oil, Gargling Od, Winchester’s Lime and Soda, Vandusen’s -ami Holloway’s Worm Confectiun.=!. Fane- , stock’s and McLane's Yermifiige, Durno's Catarrh Snuff, Wadsworth’s Dry-T'p, Dr. Castle's Catarrh Sriuif, .Marshall’s do.. Kar- . roly’s do., Martine's, Batchelor's ^Yaters’ .Matthews’Jayne’s and Harrison’s Hair Dyes. Dr. Perrine’s Furaigator, a sure cure fur Catarrh. 21:tf _________ FORT EDW ARD. N.XU A r m y a n d N a v y (Haim 'S. PENSIONS lor disabled Soldie^^ M’^id- .pws. Mothers and Minor Children. BOUN TIES for Soldi'-rs discharged by reason of wounds receis'cd in battle; IVidows and Heirs of deceased .Soldiers. B.U 'K PAY and settlement of all arrears and balance due -discharged and deceased Officers, Soldiers and Sailors. PRIZE MONEY for all Uni ted States vessels. Hand-Book of Instruction sent, by inclos ing stamp to pay return postasre. . 80M E S A BRO'vYN, Solicitors of Claims and I’atents, [TTndpr Broinlnuni BmilA 2 P A E K P L A C E , N E W Y O B K . 476 Seventh. Street, \Washington D. C. KKFBRKXCES: MEOHAHIOS' BAKE, Uew York. BEOADWAY BAM, \ 'WILLIAMSBUEGH OITYBAM:, WillianisTrargh. Hon. HAMIBAl HAMLIH, Vice-President. \ MAETIF KELBPLBISGH, Mayor of Brooklp, “ ABIJAH MAM, New York. JAY, CODE & Co.,, B-ankerr, W.a-Mngton and Phila delphia, 50:13. to fry the virNie-< of your hiu'ldy reconiuicii ded }iutTid S’ rc il.rout n niHiy by the advice of a kind 111 i.’idior who was in pot'sesision of a bntlle, ai d olIeiiMi it to me ibr u trial; and injustice to y n I nm.-<t n iil'ess that too mvii ll (.'Iimiot ill' M'id in its f.iVor, for in a short time after t ikbor 'ori,'‘ iiiv neck grew le-s ]iainlul aiid the m \ i lliiii: ami iiifianima- tion dirnim.'^hed . o raj id. tli it in six lioURS I Could swallow abMut as well as ever, aud in three days I ciui-id- rcd iiivrelf well. All liolior i.s due your vain dile mediciue for my speedy r> covery. v. hich 1 thii k would have been duubiful but t<>r it-timely aid. I w'onld not be wiibont it fur ten tim“S its cost, and kaowinsr, as 1 do. its value I will m'omm nd it iu the strlln'Jre^t terms to every sufferer.— The remedy to c.niuteract that dreadful di sease has lorur been soiiudit alter, and truly it, is at last found. In conclusiuii. if this letter, or any part of it. is cunsiilered by you of any u.sf> for jiublicatn.n you arc at liberty to UJ.s(‘ it, fur if this should ever prove instrumental in paving ( ne mortal Iruiii such a terrible death, I should feel mure than fully recora- ppiiped f<ir voluntarily trerjiussing upon your patience by a recital t.f my alliictiun. ’ Yours, trvilv. LY.MAN THOMAS. CoRixTit Furaloga Co . Dec., lsi ',2 D b . C. W, ilKKM.vxcB : Dear 8 ir:—Pu trid Sore Throat i.s prevailing to an alarming extent in this section. On the fflUh of last month I was attacked with that much dread ed disease, and hating previously heard of the success of yuur Diphtheria Compound, I was induced to try it myself, and with the mojit satiffactory result of being restored to health in a few days. 1 believe it to be the best remedy for that disease in nse, and with, its success in my case, as well as others in this vicinity. I can most heartily recommend it to all suffi-ring with di.sia^e of the throat. It is used with good su'-cess by m.any of my neighbors. The aliove facts i will substan tiate, if necessary, at anv time. H ARR 'S!)N CLOTHER. lI.\r,F Moox, Haratoga Co„ Dec., ]hli2. D r C. \V. HfiRU-tNCK ; Having used your Dijiliiheria Medicine I can .-ay, as a testimo ny in its favor, that it is nil it is recommen ded to be, and would advise every family to provide themselves with a bottle, and when they do diphtheria will cease to be a prevail ing disease. E. EDDY. CuFTox P aiir , Jan. l.'T>3. Du, C. W. HEiiM.vxn;; D e . u i S iu :—This c ' ‘ifii'S that my daughter aged L'l year.s, has beeu fur some time afil.(‘ted with sore throat,, and although under the care of a physician,, could obtain no relief until I purchased a bottle of yunr invaluable Diph'heria Com pound which had the de.sired effect, and ac complished a speedy cure. I cousider it a medicine of inestmmble velue, and will do all in niy power to ndieve the suSering by spreading the reputation it hag so merito riously gained. .lOEL IIUBBB. All desiring further evidence can obtain it by addressing or calling on the Dr. in person who is ready at all tirnc.s to convince^ the skepticle, and remove the error of prejudi cial uiinda. Pi'iparfil and sold Wholesale and Retail B y D r . C. W. IIEBM ANCE, 2.')C UKOAIlW.VY, NEAR RAIL UOAP CRO.KSIXO, SARATOGA SPRINGS. P i ice SI per single bottle ; six bottles for five dollars ; nino dollars per dozen. All or- ters to the above address accompanied with tbe c.asli will meet with prompt attention. B A R K E R M O T l, Arjeat, F o r iE b irm l. B ItriS h S . CTTS. \V(iCND3, CdRh.'^. i ULCER.'’:. BUR.VS AND .s(-AU).'’:. vKld ruadily to the wuridalu! liealidg piujierlmsol D r .'’iwKRT I m ai i.iri.i: I. inuiknt , whHO u-’^i-d according to direcUoiis. Also, Cnii.iii.uNs, I'Ri.,-Tl-.i> I-'l r.T. AM> IxSEl T I»ITi:S AMO .S t 1X..S. I)p Swi.M.-t <>n hlUllVSCtic'Ut the Great Natural Buiie Si tier. Dr s^t(‘|ilirii s^wcet orUmmcrlUul is known all ovt r the Cnittd trtates. D e StclilKM i S w c ’C't o f ( h m iioctiiM it IS the ailUior of Dr. >wct‘t’s Infallible Liniment D r . fi^wiM'r.s I i i l a l l i l i l i ' L i l i i i i i c i i t ('nres Rhi-iunatiMn and never fads. Dr. Svvvi-r.s Iiifallililc Liliiiiioiit I.S a certain remedy fur Xniraleia. Dr. Swfi't's IiiialliMo Llniiiient Cures Burns aud Hcalds imniediutely. Dr. Swi'ot's Infullililt* Lmiinoiit Is tlje hf.st known remedy tui .'■'praii.s and B'aii.'i s. D r . SwcM't'.g I i i i a l l i l i l e L i n i m e n t Cures liead.H he immediately and was never known to fad. Dr. Swt'ol'.v; Lifiillililn Liniment A ifeirds inmiediutc relief for Files, and seldom fails to cure. D r . w e d ' s I i i f a l l i l i l e L l i i i i i i e i i l Cures Toothache in uiie minute. Dr. wei't'.'^ Infiillible Liniment Cures <*ut 3 and AVuunds immediately and leaves no scar. Dr, weet'.s Tiiftillible Liniment Is the best remedy for ,3t res in the known world. Dr. weet's Infallible Liniment Taken internally cures Colic, Cholera Morbus and ( 'holera. Dr. aveet's Infallible Liniment Is truly a “ friend in need,\ and every family should have it at hand. Dr. Sweet s Infallible Lininnmt Is for sale liy all 1 Iruggists. Price 2 .'i & ,50 cts. A FEIEIID 11 lEED. TRY IT. DR. SW E E T S INFALLIBLE U N I MEX r, as an external remedy, is without a rival, and will alleviate pain inoro speedily tlian any other preparation. For all Rheu matic and Nervous Disorders it is truly in- fajlible, and as a curative for sores, wound, sprains, bruises, Ac., its soothing, healing and powerful strengthening properties, excite the just wonder and astonishment of all who have given it a just trial. Over one thous and certificates of remarkable cures, per- fiirmed liy it within the last two years, attest the. fact. TO iMSE mim DR. .SWEE' 1 '’S INFALLIBLE LINI MEAT FOR llORSKSis unrivalled by any, and in all cases of Lameness, arising from Fjirains, Rruises or Wrenching, its efieet is magical and certain. JHarness or saddle galls, serutebes. niang-e, Ac., it v;ill also cure sjiee- dily. Spavins and Ringbones may be easily prevented and cured in their ineijnent stag! a, but confirmed cases are beyond the possibili ty of a radh'al rnre. No c.ase of the kind, however, i.s so desjierate or hopeless but it may bo alleviated by this Liniment, aud its faithful apjilieation will always remove the Larnene.-'s, and enable the herte to travel with comparative ease. EVERY HORSE OWiER should have thi.i remedy at hand, for its time ly use. at the first appearance of Lameness will eff'fctnaliy prevent those formidable dis eases, to which all horses are liable, and which render so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthies.^. DR. SWEET’S Iiilhllilolo lA i i i m e i i t IS TIIK And thousands have found it truly A FRIEND IN NEED ! Ciiiatiosa —To avoid imposition, observe the signature and likeness of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label, and also “ Stephen Sweet’s Infallible Liniment\ blown in the glass of each bottle, without which none are genuine. RICHARDSON & CO., Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct. NIOBGAN Sc ALLEN, General Agents, 4G Cliff Street, New York. Sold by all dealers everywhere. 8:34:1 SAIESEOOM, 510 BBOADWAY, H. Y. rriH IS Machine is constructed on an en- X tirely newprinciple ol mechanism, posses sing many i are and valuable improvements, having been examined by thw' most profound experts, and pronounced to besauji/Icffi/and perfection comhiaei 1. The following are the principal objections urged aga in s t s e w in g -m a c h in e s : 1 . J’lxcessive latigue to tlie operator. 2. Liability to get out of Older. 3. Expense trouble and loss of time in repairing. jfVie Empire Eendruj Machine is fro m all these olijediuns. It has a straight needle perpendicular ac tion, makes the L ock or Snrm.K ,S titch , which will neither R ip nor R avki ., and is alike on both sides; performs perfect sewing on e.'cry description of material, from Leath er to the fine.st Nansook Miislm, with cotton linen or silk thread, Irom tbe coarsest to the fiuest number. Having neither C am nor Cni; W iieei ., and the lea.st jmsisible friction, it runs as smooth as glass, and is enqihatically A X o i s t ' b ' r ^ s N I a i ' l i i i i o . It requires Elf/p Per ('e„l less power to drive it limn any inacljineiu market. A g-irl uf twelve years of a'i“ can work it steadily, witinmt fatigue or injury to the lieidtb. Its .strength and W'ni'h rful r-unjilic!ti( of eoiistruetiun render it almust qiussible to get out of order, and is t'o’.irana>d by the ■uiiijiaiiy to give entire sati-faction. We resjieetliilly itnite all tnose who may le.'ire to 'iij'ply tliein-elves with a superiur articU, to call and examine this U. nrivau . ui M V IIIXK. Bat in a mure e.cpeeial manner do we 6o- ii:ui'iu\v Tuums, . ■. '.i-u-M \ ri ; r >, I 'liil'-sKlLt -V AKklls', I Ri.-s M 4 Ri:i:-;. V 1 a ill bt Ci'USr.T M \KFKS, SHIRT M.\Ki;i:s, I.AlrCR M M-IURS, siir'!-: ni'.n' -\Mt I’ANrU.oi'NS MAKtRS. Religions urnl ( jiaritalile lu'litiitinns htierally dealt with. B U h 'E 111' M A i'W y P E , ( ‘n M p i K T K : No. 1, or Family .Maeliiiie, .^l.'i oil; No. 2. Small .siznd .Mimnl'ietiiring. m l; No. 3, large tizeil Mutnitactiiring, S7.\i bU, ('•d/ui'is it! K rerj VarhUj. \We Want legeiits fur all tuwn.- in the Uni ted .States win r>' agegeii’S Mr,, j; q ulreadyes- t.iblislieil. to wlioin a liberal discount will be givi u, bat we make no consignments. T . J . .’ I c . i i ’lissxr A C o ., 4;ly .bill B ruauway . N f . w Y ork . OLD ESTABLISHES HOSPITAL, A'o. B e a 'i c r S t ., .VJSraJij, N . Y. (;rii'K I ' r i ’K-g I . ' ‘W FltHT'-’. 1 >vi r 2o.n,),i I’uilents ' ‘uiid Auiiual’y 1 1 ¥ \ R. .1. T ei i - i ;;: c ontinues to be confiden- 1 / tially aliil slircessfiilly coij.siil ed on all tonn.'i of private disea=e.«,'at his old Estuh- Ilshf'd ilii.'ipital, Xo. (j Beaver .Street, Albany X. Y. Twenty years devuted to this one particnlir branch ''I practice, enables- him to pel form cures Fuch as no other I’hy.sician can, and his facililie.s are such (being m cor- re-jiiindeuee with the most eminent Bhysi- cians of the Old World.) of obtaining the safest as well ,as the late.^t remedies for thi S0 disease. 2 . offer inducement.^ to the unfortunate of a quick and rapid cure, to bp obtained at no other office in America. Jn Syjjhills, Gouorriiea, Gleet, .‘’Stricture, Ivilurgeinent of the 'I'esticles, and Spermatic Curds, Bu’io. Ulcerated Throat, Sore Nose. 'I'ender Shin Bones, Cutaneous Eruptions, Biles, Ulcers, Abcesses and all otner impuri ties of the. system, are perfectly under the coutivl of the Doctor’s Medicines, and have been tested in more than 20,000 erses annu ally, with immense success. Young men addicted to secret habits, who have impaired their healtlis and destroyed the vigor of their minds, thu-s depriving them of the pleasures of Married Life, are notified that in consulting Dr. J. Teller,they willfind a friend to console and a l^hysician who has cured thousands, in almost every ]iart uf the United States, Avho applied to Dr. T. broken down in health, now rejoice in all that makes life desirable and a man hajipy. The reader is of course oware that the delicacy of this subject, will prevent a more minute descrip- of this terrible disease. PR. TELLE r ’.S great WORK, A Book for everybody—Startling disclo sures. Dr. Teller's great work for the Mar ried or those contemplating Marriage— 2 ()U pages—full of plates—price 2 ri cents. Sent to all parts, under seal, by mail, post jiaid, .'lO.dun copies sold the past year. The Sin gle Alarried and the Mamed Happy. A lecture on Love, or how to choose a jiartuer —a complete work on Midwifery. It con tains hundreds of secrets, never before pub- li.shecl. AVarrar.ted to be worth three limes the amount asked for it. 2.7 cents, in specie or postage stamps encloseo, will secure a copy by resurn mail. Dr. 'J’eller Las devoted a file imp to the cure of those diseases upon which his books treat. TO T H E LA IH E R . Dr. J. TELLER still remains the only Agency in xVmerica. for the sale of Dr. Yich- oi's Italian Female Monthly Pills. The sale of more than 20 , 0(10 boxes, esmblishes their reputation as a female remedy, unapproached all far in advance of every other medicine— for stoppages, irregularities, and other ob structions in Lmales. OArxiox. — Married ladies in certain deli cate situations should avoid their use. For reasons, see directions which accompany each package, fyr the guidonce of patients.— On the receipt of §1, (the price per box,) these Pills will be sent, by mail or express, to any part of the world, secure from curiosi ty or damage. Office hours from 8 a . m ., to 8 r. m ., from 2 to 7 r. ji. N B, Persons at a distance can be cured at home by addressing a letter to Dr. J. Tel ler, enclosing a remittance. Medicines se curely packed from observation, sent to any part of the world. All caces warranted. No charge ior advice, N . B.—No students or boys employed. Notice this, address all let ters to J. TELLER, AI. D. 32:1 :y No. 5 Beaver Street, Albany, N. Y. THE M'OAIAN’S FRIEND. JO HNSONYS Fid.H A iA 'I P I L j L S ! ! Thousands of testimontals have been given, showing that these pills are infallible in correcting, regulating and removing obstructions of every nature. 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