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A celebrated writer says: No woman can
be lady who can wound and mortify anoth-
er. No matter how beautiful, how refined,
or cultivated she may be, she is in reality
coarse. and the innate vulgarity of her nature
maniiests itself here. Uniformly kind, cour-
teous and polite treatment Of all persons, is
one mark OF the true woman.
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DIR. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES.


TREATS ALL DISEASES.
SPECIAL attention given 10 all chronic diseases.
= Coughs, Group, Consumption Influenza, Asthma,
Bronchitis Oh diseases Of the Nose, Mouth, Throat.
and lungs; oil skin diseases Of every description
successfully treated ;--Lumhago. Lumbar Assesses,
Serofula, Rheumatism, Goui, Neuralgia, Parsy sis.
Epilepsy, OF Gonyusions Dyspepsia, DyseneTy, Disf-
hoee. The very worst Of Piles cured 10 short
time also diseases OF the Stomach, Liver aud Bowels.
There many diseases incidental 10 and sbil.
dren which arc created with Distinguished soreess. All
particulars will be given BY letter. Dr. Baskss eau
produce thousand certificates q bis perfect
In curing
Cancers. Old Sores, or Lleers, Hip Ditasts,
Iisiuia. Of erery description. Scald Head.
Hens. PolyPps Of ihe Nose,
Or sny other part Of tbs body.
Tumors and Suellings
OF every description and without The usc Of the kn
OF any surgical instruments These Iasl-namel dis.
eases cannot be cured By correspondence Therefore ~
such patients must place thsmsses under the Dos,os
personal supervision.
Dr.. Baakfe has made nsw dissovery 81 Fluid
thai will produce absorption u In Ialarscl,f and
RESTORE PsrmaDent vision % The Eye without resort 10
he knife All diseases Of The
EYES AND EARS
Ae successfully treated with ui the s.e o. The kni o.
the needle. d.. Bsatss has constantly on hsBd Al ks
eiIice
A very extensive asonmsnI Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES AND TYMPANUMs, OR
EAR.DRUMs.
which suitable Tor either ser and oil seensssd
IN Eve minutes. Ea'-trumpels 81 every description
also every variety 81 artifriai article tno~n 10 the
words large assor'men, oibeauiiiul snd d0rsbls
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Eh,o~ allashtsrnt; ARTIFICIAL.
FEET. With the Ankle. Leg, aad knes-Joinl attach.
meni.
These arisles perfectly hsiursl and adapted CO..
either and b. seut By siptsss 10 any part u
the world. Al knds Of Tfusses et Hernia o. Rupture
q every de-etion ior either sea. and TfurssS par.
cnagy adapted iof females 10 weak condition; slye
~ those with Proisspsus uisfi.
Doctor Bsakes - Of The most celebrated ana
sklfol ply srians snd Surgeons nos living Hi lsms
y knowa personally IN every principal city 81 Iks
world.
Al letters directed 10 Dr. Bsskee must eon,sin n
cents 10 pay postage and iaciasnial s1penses
chronic diseases he treated ky eerfesroresbes ts.
rspt those mentioned. which siu require his personal
supervision.
Ofice Hours from A. ". losPM
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office e57 Broadway. &c. doors leloN BleeLsr
NsN fork Cny.
Ian. ?. a.
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BRANDRETH,s PILLS.

70. The cure Of H. Gssnsa. ceiS,. Navigation d.
pspsia .HsaSaeh,. DEBILITY, HtaLass..
!. 4e. Sc. as.
POR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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PROSPECTUS WV
8S4H4S d 4ea ~ 9Bfy# Or NV A N@
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
SIXTEENTH YEAR.

SIXTEENTH YEAR.
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...s.:sSTIf1s sad over Fame Oh "brag' I'D


i..s-ses.s - sat over game Of brag' in
This city four years ago. They played long,
late and high. and quit, one live hundred
dollars IN the others debt. We have SAID
they were friends. and each knew the other
was not 80 circumstance as TO stand 81 large
a loss, although the excitement q playing had
led them on for larger bets to larger stu.
until the event came about.
q Tom, YOU will have 70 take my note for
H.. said the loser, and it shall be paid in
thirty days.
a. All Correct" said the winner cody, TAX
ing the note from his unfortunate adverse
ny.
Have cigar, Ned p
Ned took the preferred cigar. and the next
moment opened his eyes in establishment al
seeing Tom deliberately poking the folded
note into the candle for light.
" Fire Up. Ned y said Tom. handing over
the berniRg note.
p Ned knew his friend. and liz his cigar in
silence. The two friends SION separated
with such Z mutual exchange OF friendly SEN
timentas might be expected on so remarka.
BILE an occasion.
This is no fancy sketch, reader. The
two friends have been separated, and wan
derers for four years, and met each other for
the FIRST time since their parting, the other
day in Canal street. Tom had been luck
less and unfortunate. while Ned had been
gradually creeping into fortunes favor. ln
the course of the same dag, accident brought
to Ned's notice note against his friend
Tom, for Just $500, in the hands Of third
person. Ned bought the note Immediately,
paying for it to the full amount Of the claim,
and in the evening the two met by appoint
ment .9aa
Tom do you know | hold a note against
you for Ave hundred dollars;" said Ned.
"No, indeed. Why. how SO :" said Tom,
in amazement.
90, yes, here il is, see-your note given
to that firm on the leyee. A small business
transaction brought it into my possession.
and BY the way, Tom. should like to have
the money"
81 can't pay it now. Ned, indeed can't;
but in three weeks at farthest, ! can make
myself ready for it, perhaps.
"Cancel this and draw me new note for
thirty days." says Ned, very grayely, ia.
king cigar from his pocket and precisely the
same style Tom had used four years ago.
Cali correct" said Ned, as he scattered
the old note in torn fragments on the floor,
and received a new one from his friend,
Tom.
\ Have cigar, Tom: Y
Tom tosk tie cigar. and as he did SO an
idea Of Neds design flashed upon his mind.
"No. Ned. mol remember-yes | see
what you are at, bot mine was gambling
debt, ssd this is responsibility OF regular
trade" exclaimed Tom, rising to prevent
the cohhagraiion he saw was about to take
place.
!" Mine was debt Of honor, and so is
yours" said Ned, with facticious solemni-
", ~ will pay yours as you once took the
liberty Of paying mine." and he thrust the
paper into the candle blaze. Handing il
lighted to Tom" FIRE up" he exclaimed, in
discrimination Of bis old adversary at brag,"
four years age.
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ISrIrrxcE or THE BIsLE u Preserving N,
puiiE ftfe Eaglish language.
no objectionable amount d enthusiasm ~
tile American scholar to believe that The cir
egm.tance Ii Ire present version u the In.
glish Bible having appeared II the time i
did, had some prOSidential reference 70 the
wants Of tie new empire just then about TO
rise in tie West. This version, destined 20
long 70 be the oracle Il the anglo.saxon race,
was Published just hine YeaFs before the Phi.
grims landed at Plymouth. Now, il is safe
u assert. aud wO8ld have required 10 On.
common powers q prophecy thsn y foresce,
that whatever new version might thereafter
appear 81 England, ne Bible which those
worthless brought With them, which they read
and PRAYED over IN the Mayf0aer. out u
which tfey derived Tie authority for their
new social and their old ecclesiastical polity,
which was their palladium through al the
dangers and trials Of their early settlements,
On which their first civil officers had been
solemnixed, would have such hold On The
memories and affections 81 their children and
ehildren's children, that II would be impos.
sbIe here 20 supplsnt il By any other .ior
msuy gensr .tions. Happily -providentisl.
H.. se viil ssy--this version was one Of such
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
A Weekly Literary and agricultural Paper
Published In augusta, Georgia.
DIR. D. LEE. Agricultural Editor


w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
This i the title Of Weekly paper, devoted 10 Ag-
.icullure, Literature and Ar, which am publish.
ing in Augusta, Georgia. Il will be 10 quaro form 81
eight pages folio issue contain forty Co
lumns Of matter. Il viii he In general similar To-
and IN sze somewhat larger Than the New York Led
gsr, IL will he published good book papef aud ii
lie 10 mechanical execution 10 the best stye Of typo.
graphical Ia Giily, will be al that the besi sg-
reuurs science aud practical knowledge Of the south
can furnish weekly visitor 10 the homes Of south.
planters and iarmers Il will be useful and
aeceP,aCk TO hem than any monlhly journal Of equal
merit.
Ny aim i 20 establish paper that will bs vhicle
81 Information that will be useful 90 Southern planters
and farmers, and repository 81 southern though
Imagination and taste The realms 81 .iieralurs and
An, and to obtain for such in extent az patronage
aud surerss will justify the most liberal eompenss-
ton " oil It's contributors Able aud Hpsenced edl.
tors are engaged and steps in progrss secure
contributions from The pleasing southern writer's
Of both Mech sient talent will be brought to
light. and furnish agreeable Surprises 10 southern
people
Full many gem u puiest ray ssrers.''
will Aish before the aImitng eyes and cause gene.
rous glow 10 Southern genius.
The Agricultural Edsor stil be Dr.. Daniel Lee, the
distinguished Professor d Agfeullus in the University
OF Georgaediior for many past ~ The southern
cuitsator, and leading contributor TO many North.
sin agricultural journals Of the highest reputation.
The Literary Editor viii be NJ. W. W. Mann. Of
this city accomplished Tsr Of ine taste aud sebo.
lary attainment, who. having retired lien As actye
duties % the legal profession, spen, many years 10 Eu.
rope and for several yeats he Paf.
d The National InielIgencer and Southern Literary
Messenger.
Terms--Cash 10 advance. ~ o wear.
Bills current 10 the Stale from which they are sent
rerrsed a par.
JAMES GARDNER.
Augrsf. Gee -
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FIELn SEEnN
PERFUMERY. SC.

WEBB s DICKSON have Just opened large as
softnent u ilnIson's PerlUmery anil Toilet
articles comprising Colognes Double and single: Tn.
let Water. Flpfida Water; Balm Parare Flower: Bay
Leaf Water; Lnstral; Extracts for the Handkerchief
Frangipshi Extracts; frangipani Cream: Toilet Pow.
ders; Prestons smelling Salts; Carnaton Rouge; Cold
Cream; shampoo Lotion; Hair Dye; Csfmine ink; No.
eilasc; Diamond Cement; Philocomrs: Beef Narrow;
Bears oil; Macsssa oil; Floating Soap, fof bathing;
BARRIERS sosp; Era-ive Soap; Ladies sn4p; shaving
Creams. assorted: Dlenphane. for shaving; Ro.e royh
Paste; Ehons Tooth Plsie Dental soap. &C. &c.
February Is 70
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

HAVING made this distinct branch Of trade, We
- devote particular attention to IL, and keeping a
large stock of all kinds Of
Over Coats,
Business Goats,
Black FFook Coits,
Vests and Pants,
are enabled generally 10 ct and please those who
favor uswith call. We shall keep stock renewed
ON time 10 time. Call aud examine il.
J. c..TuRRENrlNE & SON.
October IL. ~
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m casks ~ LIME fof sale loN fer Cab. Also
~ COFFEE. 5isan's SUGAR, and msny other
.sssonsbls stsiciss.
JAMES WEBB.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-25
PURIFY The BLOOD.
4offars life Pills and Phoenix Rifters.
Free from all Mineral Poisons.

THE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
L PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence Of the extraordinary cures effected
by their use renders it unnecessary for the propre.
tor to enter into particular analysis of their medic.
na' virtues or properties and having the united tes-
timony of more than THREE MILLION of persons
who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfec:
health by them, it is believed that their reputation
IS the best vegetable medicine before the pub
lie, admits of no dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States there are many who are
ready to testify to their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and
health.
In cases Of Sercfala, Ulcers, Seuryy or Erups;ons
OF the skin, the operation Of the Life Medicines is
astonishing, often removing in few days every
vestage Of those loathsome diseases, by their pur
flying effects upon the blood Fever aud Ague, Dys-
pepsia Dropsy, Piles and in short most all disea-
ses, soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as By their timely
use mnch suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by VIM. B. Moffat, N. D. NewYork, and
for sale by I. Shlenker Brother Harrisonbure.
La. 2oLv
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-25
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

The great reputation Of Singers Sewing Ma
chimes is founded ON the fact, that they are per
fectly adapted to every variety Of work, and that
each one Of them, kept employed, will earn not
less than One TAewsaa1 Dollars Pear.
All persons desiring full and reliable informa-
ton about these machines-sizes prices, modes OF
purchasing &c.-can obtain il BY applying, by let
ter, or otherwise, for copy Of I. \. Singers Co.'S
Gazette, beautiful pictorial paper, entirely devo-
ted to Sewing It will be sent gratis
Local AeEsrs
Wanted in every Town in the United States. to
whom liberal inducements are offered
N.B.-Wc have made arrangements With MANY
editors and publishers Of newspapers highly profit
able and satisfactoey to them, and wish to make
similar contracts With every Newspaper and maya
zine in the country. For full particulars address
l. n. SINGER 1 CO..
47-Sm. s2S Broadway, New York.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE. NEW SERIES

The long -established, and deservedly high repu.
tation which this esteemed book has enjoyed, rem.
ders it superhuous to refer to its characteristic
claims ~ most choice and ably conducted COM
pendulum Of the best selected literature of the times,
Comprising Il does the creme de Ia creme of all
the worid-renowned Reviews and Periodicals Of
Europe, As we'll - occasional selections from the
best fugitive literature Of our own country, it will
be at once apparent that it possesses . character
alike unique and unrivaled Is repository Of good
things, suitable for AL classes Of the reading com
nunity-the statesman, student. and philosopher
as we'll a. the family circle. In addition to the
intrinsic quality Of its literary CONTENTS the quantity
Of reading matter embraced in single year of this
work, amounts to four thousand one hundred and
sixty double pages-the subscription price Of which
IS only Six Dollars per anum, thus constitutiog it
not only the best but the cheapest periodical in the
World, LITTEL, son Co, Pahlishsss Boston.
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i. r.. If EHI 'S
PA3XS1 D2HBLE Ef3 GLF
r HAVE invented and obtained letters pataut f.

+ HAVE invented and oatalGed letters p&teut f0r
] Double chilled Reversing h@a FOR Cotton
Gins, which vii, maaui;.c ture at Gotten valley,
Macon county, Alabama.
The advantage Of my improvement in the Go,to;,
Gin Rib. consists in making them reversibleso az
to do double service. Each half Of my improved
are Of the same size and shape; 90 that when one
end is worn out and becomes unfit for use, the
farmer can take them of himself, reverse and re-
place them again, and make them do double the
service of those heretofore used. 1t will save the
farmer the trouble and expense of transporting bis
Cotton gin to some factory and procuring q new
set Of Ribs Any one can take them OF and re-
place them again. All thst it requires is take out
the screws and run them back again, and then you
win have new set Of Ribs.
Ny Improved Rib will not be very popular with
sin-makers in general, for they say that the gins
last too long. Some have acknowIed that it is
superior to any Rib they have ever seen. It is the
farmer that want to please, and if he will i've
me . trial, will certainly do it,, With twelve
years experience, fatter myself that can make
as good gin as any one; and with my improve
ment, know that can make them last ohe-third
longer, without any expense for repairing, An
that ask is to give me q trial. Persons wishing
to buy my Double Rib Gin, will please order them,
for il will be impossible for agents to call on ALL
will deliver Gins at our Factory, for Two Dollars
per saw.
IL Particular attention given to Repairing
Address j. w. WEBB CO.. :
Cotton Valley, Macon county, Ala
March, 80. 46-y*
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This congratulated and successful journal Of
art and polite literature commenced its 1Senty-
Eyn volume January LIST, 1859. The programme
for the new year will be essentially the same viii,
that which seems to have given such satisfaction
10 years past: Our paper = not purely massea! !;
& 8 mssical only to the extent that it can be made
interestingly 20. For the rest, We aim It reada-
bls entertaining paper 1orall classes-music being
our .pecialty only. Strangers, xho are unaequsin,
ted with the general character of The Musical
World, can have sample number on application
BY mail, or otherwise. The Service Music and mu-
nc of more miscellaneous character will alternate
as heretofore, weekly.
The Musical World is published every Saturday,
at $40 Broadway, New York. The subscription
price is but 81 year, If paid in advance. Five
copies IS; ten copies, SIS. Canada subscribers
pay 26 cents for the necessary prepayment of
American postage. es& ss1ssa a
Clubbing Arrangement.
Musical World and Harper, 500
Musical World and Knickerbocker, 4.eO
. Address, Musical World Office, $40 Broadway,
NewYork.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-25
LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.

HIS newspaper, now in its thrtieth year, has
1 attained celebrity and circulation surpassed
BY few papers out Of the city of New York. As a
Daily Journal, the proprietors will. spare no ex.
pense to make it of the first class. The net. work
Of Telegraph all over the Union enables them to
report all events of public interest almost simuIta
neousy with their occurrence: while the increased
facilities Of Railroad communication offer new
channels for the prompt delivery of the Journal to
subscribers in the very shortest period after publ
cation. The Agricultural depart
ment of the Journal is made one of special atten.
ton and interest The articles under this head are
prepared by Practical Farmer, and have COM
manded the approval of some of the best agricul.
turists in this and other States
The terms Of subscription are - follows, per
year:
Large Daily, sent by mail, As 90
Country Daily and Tri-Weekly, 90
Weekly lin clubs of ten) 80
T" single copy, 90
Remittances BY mail in registered letters At our
risk. All communications addressed
to PaRSrIcE, HENDERSON l. OSBORNE.
Feb. LIST, 1860, $50. Louisville. Kv.
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Is q gle M a G h ne WOr Ks,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

STATIONARY STEAM ESGrNEs-With Double Fine
Boilers, and of superior finish and workmanship,
for driving Sugar Mills. Saw Mills, &c.
PORTABLE STEAM ExGINEs-With either Locomo-
tive for Ivens' Armular Water Drum Boiler The
first is economical as to fuel and well adapted to
parts of the State where the water is pure, while
the latter has all the good properties of the former
and perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning
neither requiring any brick work in their cree
ton.
2 CIRCULAR AND SASH SAW Mus - Of
heavy build and well ftted-reliablc and effective
machines. We Challenge the World to prodr,e
q machine to cut the amount Of lumber, and rs v.
in the same time, with smaller size mill.
MACHINERY OF ALL KIKDs-Always o.
exhibition at Office and all sales make under full
guarantee.
We challenge the trade to show where.
in any one instance, our machines have failed to
give fun satisfaction. f'
DurLIcArEs Of the wearing parts of our
machinery always kept on hand in NewOrleans, SO
as to avoid any delay in repairing.
EDMuND NJ. IvENs, General Agent, No. I
Union Street, NewOr!eans. 49y