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MILL PREMISES.

with SIXTY. FIVE ACRES of Land. more
or less. belonging thereto, lying ON the west
side of said town. This Mill Seat has been
improved and used for more than 100 years,
and is the nucleus around which the settle.
ment originally grew. The fihh Mil House,
nov thereon, has been quite recently built,
is !! very large building and fitted up with
al, Gt the modern and improved machinery
and fixtures complete. for the perfect man.
ufacturing OF all of the various grades of
Flour, &c, rs may be desired, and is oca-
ted in the heart OF an almost exclusively
grain growing neighborhood. The
ST " MIL, BRICh D WELLING,
end other ouhouScs, are also all Of them
new, well built and in good condition. The
BARN is two stories high and very conye
.nient 'rlle soil is Also of the best qualify
with Qnarries of Limestone thereon.
No. THREE--consists of the
ii o I Il l. = h Il NJ ISES,
in said town Of Union Bridge, adjoining the
Depot grounds of the Western MARYLAND
Railroad.
All of the said Real Estate il 50 well
known in the neighborhood, that no long
detailed description thereof is deemed ne.
cessary Persons from distance and 9th
ers, wishing to view the said premises. or
obtain more particular knowledge of any
part thereof, will be shown tho same by the
subscriber
Prices, Terms and times Of payment will
be made to suit the purchaser. The object
of the subscriber being to retire from an
aetive business life by reason of growing
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

"A LII widths and styles Scr sale nj
IL ap y Mrs. a. ~. Armssrono' 1.
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s Acres and - Perches Of
land, more or less, and the
other, ii Acres and % Per-
ches of land, more or less.
Those lots are heavily covered with all
varieties OF excellent timber.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

On Saturday, tie 3oh ~ 0c,oJer,
1860. at II o'elork, A. M, on the pre,ni.
ses, two other lots OF land, situate in Car.
roll county, Nd, one containing
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
w O OD OTIS

which are situate within short distance Of
the above described farm, and adjoining the
lands of Timothy Lane, James Deaeham
and others, viz: ~
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s Acres, ] Rood and l3 Per
ches Of land, more or less,
and the other 0 Acres, 3
Roods and % Perches of
land, more or less,
on the'mill road leading from the wcstmin.
sterand Reisterstown Turnpike, TO Win.
chester's Mill formerly Shambergcr's 1, J ad.
joigiag hands Of Wms Lockard, Vim. Long
and OTHERS, These lots are covered with
heaty aad thriving Timber, cf all varieties.
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l RlSiNl The great Blood Pa.ss- s--''l-'
sale by H.
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17S Acres, 4 Rood and 8 Square
PercheS of Land.

more or less, adjoining The lands of David
Shriyer and others, and improved with n
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I. O. o. F.-15th District.
N. o. WALLACE, D. D. G. A., Fayetteville.

Calhoun Lodge No. &c, Fdyette-
ulLe:-J. NJ. Afford, N. G.; S.
Hipsch, V. G.; W. T. Meyers,
Treas; James B. Wilson, r. S.;
Geo. L. Smith ?. s.; N. o. Wal
lace, Grand Rep, Meets every
Friday night.
Lincoln Lodge No. so, Lynch
6mg:-Walter Hiles, n. G.; j. B.
THOMSON, VIC; NJ. A. L. Enochs,
r. S.; ]. w. Martin, p. S.; G. M.
Wilson, Treas; j. A. Silvertooth,
Grand Rep. Meets first and third
Saturday evenings in each month,
Unity Lodge 40, 81, Petersburg:
r.. Harris, N. c.; w. r. Hama
way, V. G.; G. e, Mckinney, r. S.;
G. b. Metcalfe, P. S; N. Burns,
Treas; c. L. Randolph, Grand
Rep. Meets every Saturday
night.
,SoneacaH Lodge No. l2S, Huber
yy Jacob Waggoner, N. G.; L.
Leltwich, V. G.; j. N. Sullivan,
r. Sec; b. B. Ingle, P. Sec; j.
Nj. Noblitt, Treas. Meets every
Friday night.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of rea'
estate have been registered since
our last, in the County, Court
Clerks Office Z -
Geo. Bates, declaration Of home.
stead. sss its 6s fsd6
BENZ. Rudd TO David Hallen,
100 acres in lst dis, $500.
Gideon C. Finley. and Charles
M. M. Tuley to Thos. Chiles, 272
acres in 10Th dis, S., 900. 80
John W.lWatson. to e. D. Hicks,
So acresein 18th dis, 81, 4O9.TT17
+ Jeremiah Dean-to w. B. Bax-
ter I6 acres in LIST dis, $500.
Robt. NJ. Couser to w. Ii. How
ard, IS acres in lst dis, $1,000.
Geo. Coble to j. B. Brady, los
acres in 18th dis, $1,000. -,
]. B. Brady to J.B. Davis 121
acres in 18th dis, 81, 200. " s
James Hardin and Mary Wal
ker to +. r. Dobbs, IS acres in
country, $500. - - - -
VIM. Stewart to w. T. Dale, / 4
acres in 10th dis, $249 65. saar 500
. w. G. Griswell to ]. M. Stone,
2 lots in 9th dis, $500, - 80 -
VIC. Griswell to W.D. Wright,
3 lots in 9th dis, $3.50. h..s assi
M. w. Woodland, Clerk of
Circuit Court, TO W.. A. Carter,
144sacres in 4th dis, $l,72S.2 =
i. S. Porter to Hinton Hill, IL
acres in 2lst dis, $3.50. sas1 = Il
Hinton Hill, declaration of
homestead.
w. A. Patton, A. F. Patton and
Mary M. Clark to Thos. George,
273 acres in 9th dis, S416 %.
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lThe Inclemcs.t Samson,

=
d'd its effects on TIE Weak and Feeble The
drafts which searching cold make upon the
vital powers OF the debilitated and delicate are
not lessseyere than the drainppon theirstrength
caused bycxeeSsiveh heat. SThevhst disparity be-
tween the temperature of over-heated rooms
and Offices at this season, and the frigidity of
the outer air, is fruitful source of sicixness-
To fortify the body against Che evil consequences
Of the sudden altsfnas lions of heat aud Geld re-
ferred to the vital Organization should be
strengthened and en- lowed with extra resistant
power By the use of a wholesome inTigorant;
and of ali preparations for this purpose,
whether embraced in the regular pharmaco-
peia, or advertised in the public journals, lthere
is none that wall compare in purity and excel
lence with H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. Acting directly upon the organ which
converts the food into the fuel of life, the prep
aration imparts 70 ii a tone and. yigor which is
communicated 70 every fibre of The frame =
The digestive function being accelerated by
its tonic operation, the liver regulated by its
anti-biious properties, and The waste matter. of
the system carried OF p9ncttsaliy by its mild
aperient action, the whole organization witt
necessarily be in the best possible condition TO
meet the shocks Of winter and the sudden
changes of Temperature The weak and sem
sitive, especially, ca0not eneoupter these ylcis-
STUDIES with safety unless their :ender .systems
are strengthened and braced by artificial means
Every liquor sold as stapie Of trade Is sdnltera-
ted, and, were it otherwise mere alcohol is sim
ply u temporary excitanss FRleh, " hen lts hrst
effects have subsidized. leaves the ph ysiealBowers
land Che mind as well. in aSs0rse conditton
than,before. .HOSTETTER,S BiTTERS,e on
the other hand, contain the essential proper
ties of the most valuable tonic and Alternative
rooie harris and herbs and their active nrlnci-
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Nashville, Team.
OBSERVER OFFICE, !


iGold-l35H buying, and 1861 selling.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York at 81
Bank of Tennessee, SAC.
2 Bacon-Shoulders 14@14114s clear sides,
17A@l6: country cured hams, z17@1716.
Candles-Star, light weight, ~ @l8, q
Cheese Factory 2o@2o1 English Dairy 103
! Coffee--Rio 20@2519; Laguyra ISIS ida
va 37@39. ,as, .--..s 80. --<Ns
Corn Meal-65@75c. 'S 7ASJ
Cottons-25k @27--steady and quiet.
|. Oorn--from wagons, $500; depot. 7O@75.
Dried Fruit Peaches, unpeeled, 90 @l0c
p b; peeled, 1920 Apples, 81.
Eggs--A per doz.
Feathers-60@65 for prime. ts4 --
+ Flour Common TO choice supef6ne 81 90
@9 Co., extra 10 OoC9lI Oo--per bbl. q
bard--In tierces, 10; kegs, 20-frm. -
+ Molasses--Goldsn Syrup 65@l Is; New
Orleans reboiled, 5000. c 3 So
Oats @58c. tl
i ?otatoes-Irish,s 90c@$l. -
Rye--Sl so. @ ~g1 -. b. 'es
Sugar.-New Orleans, 12@ I5i; Demarars,
4%@l51z; ceffee and crushed 1514 CIT.
Salt--$3 90 for bush barrels.
Whcat--$l 60@$2.
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|. Hiaan OF ChiEEa.

We challenge the world to produce its equal.
Follow the directions and it will arouse your
torpid Liver, cleanse your stomach, carry off
all bilious matter, and "break NJ" any case
of Chills. without affecting the head, ears OF
nerves. By acclamAsion It is conceded TO be
the prettiest, cheapest and most reliable
Chill medicine ever offered to the American
people. 1t is prepared by physicians who
have practiced medicine in malarious districts
of the South and West for 20 years, AID it is
confidently re commended for all forms Of
Gbils and Fever, Bilious Fever, Neuralgia,
Sun-Pain, enlarged spleen. or Ague Cake,
and all that class of diseases that are so troub
lesOme il malarious districts. One bottle
win cure two cases. Price, 81 20, or six
bottles for So 90. Sent to all parts Of the
country on receipt Of price. Sold BY all
J. P-DRoMGoOLE q CO., Props,
Memphis, Tenn.
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From the Huntsville, Ala, Independent.
The Great Southern Preparations are not
patent medicines, composed of mysterious roots
and herbs found in remote and obscure corners
of the earth, but are made of pure and fresh
drugs, theeficacy of which have been thorough
ly'tested by the medical faculty, Therapid sale
and curative properties of these medicines are
the best guarantees that can be offered IN theis
favor. Their English Female Bitters having
tremendour sale in this country and all are
delighted withits7eifects," G. r Morgan, edi-
= ''The English Female BItters is high
ly recommended by the medical fraternity at
this place and surrounding country" See ad-
ycrtisement. -ttt - p 90 30 ne
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-04

HE Our friends Price &
Thompson, successors to Price &
Cole, College Street, are now open
ing superior assortment of staple
and fancy groceries, iron, nails,
boots, shoes, etc. etc, to which
they invite the attention of, the
public. They propose selling the
best articles at the lowest prices.
Give them call. ft s5s.s
~ sCyPI If you wish to buy land call
ON Holman d Holman.
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TO stock Raisers.

We have a large and choice
variety Of the best illustrations
for horse and jack bills, and are
now prepared to fill all orders for
printing in the best style, and as
Scheqp as the cheapest, Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Call at the Oh
SERVER Office, and see specimens.
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lLrNcoLN COUNTY,.

EANCO1N COOETI.
y Bah Fearling, pale red. little whiteon end
Of tail, crop of. left ear and hole in right l
year old past Jacob Berrier, 22nd district,
Jan. 1l-S3 3D. - - -. 49,
S Steer, dark brind'es swailow-9Ork ID right
ear, crop, split. and nnderSbit 10 Isfts about
years old Elijah Bradford, 22nd district Jan
l2-$13. suw zmEu HyszD =
1Iase Mssse, bay. blemish in rig ht eye. collar
marks shoulders brand on left shoslderso
obscured by age as got to he intelhg ible. about
~ hands high, 10 or IL years old /; John s.
Waddles Ssh dis Dec 1880 aseF .rss "a
rs Tao Orsn, each about 5 years old--oBe.
deep red, white between the eyes and horns.
smooth crop off left eaF.aHd underslopsa OF
same, points of both horns sawed otf--the
other, pale red, white face, split in right ear.
smooth crop offgleft; Aquillar Derrer, 9th
ais Dec. 29-each $50. -
"a BEDFoRp COUNTY.
Horse and Horse Male--the HoNe gray, IA
hands. Is years, valued at goethe Mule 3
wear. valued at $40--both BIS 7. J. Myers.
End district. Oct 10.
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Atlanta. Georgia.
ID Rp~tea sucal1y fo'. He oBsEkyEaby Il. T.

[ Exported sUeslly for The 0BsEKyEaby Fl. T..
n.aa = Cox u BRol a
= Corn, 95@$l. =. :. Wheat white, 50 goa
2 Is; Teun. red. 81 05@2 I0'Ga. red, 81 rs
@l go. -. Oats. 90@92. -. Bye. nominal
-. Flour, ~ sack of SO fbs-saperfine, 4 so
.@s4 75S extra, $5@5 rs; family, SIS as
Csc. .Bnlk Meat--shoulders. l4@l41k !;
clear sides, 18@18ts hams, IT,. Lard,
in bbls. l9@aoi fiFkirs, 2o@2I. Butter,
20@25. =. Eggs, 14@ b.. Bccswax, 35@38
!. Onions 81 25@1 so. Tenn. Irish Pota-
toes. 50@$l 25.t. !. Field Peas-fed, 81 10
white, 81 Is. =. .Chestnuts. So - deal 95c
.@S1 Green AppIss 81 25@i SO. ...yu-
GINA Salt, per sack, 81 So. Dry Hides,
per h, "a. :. 4-47 Shooting, I6@I7.. n
Shifting l43@15., Cotton Yarns, 81 90 per
bunch. eA %
$ Corn in active demand Whest dult-Oats
active-Flout slow--Bulk meats and Lard in
active demand Butter and Eggs dull. IL :
~
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> The San Francisco Times in.
tinfates that a Vigilance Commit-
tee is needed to clean out the or
ganized bands of burglars garro-
tiers andother rogues which abound
in hatcity. aws
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Miss Judith Russell, of New Bedford, writes:
/ have been afflicted with severe Frustrating
general disordered system. While visiting
some friends in New York, who were using
PLANTATION BITrERs, they prevailed upon me
to try them. commenced with a small wine
glass full after each meal. Feeling better by
degrees, in few days L was astonished to find
The GOODNESS and cramps had entirely left me,
and I-could sleep the night through, which L
had not done for years. l feel like another be-
ing, My appetite and strength have also
greatly improved by the use Of the PLANTA-
TIoN BITTERs. ..
Magnolia UGtey.-SurerIor TO the best import
ed German Cologne, and sold at half the prlce.
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sudden Death.

I Mr. Henry Green, aged about
$50 years, fell deadat his residence,
8 miles northeast Of this place, on
Norris Greek, Wednesday night,
9th ult. He walked to the outer
door, fell on the floor, and breathed
but once or twice after his family
rushed to his assistance. He had
been having chills, but his COM
plant was thought torhave been
more inconvenient than dangerous.
~ From this day 1 will offer
any of my winter goods at cost
or less. Don't get scared and,
thinksI am going to quit business,
l am only fixing to take new
start in the spring. -
I Feb. f. - T.-J. GRAY.
{ p. S.ARecollect to bring the
Greenback. .Jaj1c9
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A RE YOUR Lungs Affected! In
IN those troublesome Pulmonary Affe ctions
DT0mgOOIe & Co.. AnIgdalIa PeCtQrd

is an efficient, pleasant andcheap expectcrant.
1t Immediately relieves The cough, eases the
pain, soothes and quiets the nervous system,
promotes free and easy expectora hon, and in
duces calm, refreshing slumbers. In Coughs,
Colds and Catarrhs it affoFds,prompt relief. In
Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Asthma,
Group and Hopping Cough the relief is prompt
and decided. For Splitting of Blood, Night
Sweats, Pain in th Chest, Difficult Breathing,
Influenza, and al, those Lung diseases attend
ed with cough and pain, its immediate and eff
icieut acliOn is truly charming.
Being prepared by regular physicians Of
long experience, it ought TO possess aaVansa-
ges over all other remedies which are rec
commended for the same diseases Price,
large bottles 81 90, or six bottles for So 90 !;
sent to ali parts Of the country on receipt Of
price. Also, for sale by Druggists.
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Wanted.

All the Beaver, Mink, Muskrat,
Wildcat, Skunk, Fox, and Raccoon
Skins we can get. The above
named ARTICLES be taken at
their highest cash price in ex-
Ehapge Tor goods, at
Ntf MURRAY & MoRGAN'S.
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bO- Persons purchasing articles ddOertsSed
an these columns, l0i please mention That they
Saao the advertisement 81 tie FAYETTE-
VILE OBSERVER. ~GSa Il ..s.f1
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Huntsville. Ala.

Cotton, 24@25K @26. Butter 39@ do. -
Chickens 30@35. -. Eggs 20@25 ;. Corn
Meal 75.s... Corn 50.... Flour 6@7....
:. !. Sweet Potatoes 81 so. :. Irish do SIG
y 25.a Bacon 17@92. Lard 22@25.
Turkeys $1@l so. - 2 Sssf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-04

Il Are frequently tHe seats Of YeTy sroatb-
ksopae aad unpleasant complaints.
Do your Kidneys act free enough =? Are
you troubled with Gravel orEany kind Of Urin-
airy deposits? boy you pass bloody Urine oc-
casionally p? Are you annoyed with too fre-
qhent inclination to Urinate? Is your Urine
thick, ropy, or milky? Have you a pain in
the back ? Have you an uneasy burning
pain in the region of the Bladder ? Are you
melancholy or alapmed in your
dreams, from the effects Of habits Of dissipa-
+ ion or inGiscretioii Do you require medi-
cine which viii Immediately arouse and re-
store your Kidneys and Bladder to heGlthy
action If so procure one bottle of
DnMnnnT Il f M -
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100000.
ofHCera,

ofhCer9.
JOHN N. BASS, President.
). w. HOYTE, Secretary.
I. A. ATCHISON, NJ D., Med. Examiner
J. 9. MCCRORY. Treasurer
ID. P. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary
S. H. STOUT, M. D., General Agent.
I BeA- d. w. HOLMAN, Agent Lincoln Co.
peAs Drs. B. l.. Hester and S. " MeEiroy,
Medical Examiners dec19-Iy
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GIVE US A TRIAL Lea
FAYETTEVILLE Female Academy.


TElHIS Old Institution Of ANM-l
Il Learning is now, through SEES
the liberaity of the citizens Of IS
Fayetteville, in process of thorough repair,
and will be opened for the.reception of pu-
pills, under the, supervision of PrOE. w.
Mooney; who win be assisted by Miss
M. A. McEweu in the Literary and Mrs.
M. A. Miles, in the Musical Department.
The Corps Of Teachers will be increased to
meet+the demands Of the patronage.
PRoF. MooEEY is an Educator of long ex-
perience and established reputation. The
School will be opened on the first Mon
day ia March next. aW Hrs
The Trustees express the hope that Pa
rents and Guardians of young Ladies will ex-
tend theippatronage TO this Institution, be-
lieving hat their training, moral and intel
lectual, will be equal to any in the Country.
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P@- Advertisements nsnst be handed into the
Office By TUESDAY MORNING, TO insure
an appearance ia the following Paper.
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lE@ Neeld Encampment NJ

H@ Neeld EEncampment No.
81, l. 0.O. F., was instituted in
Fayetteville, on Thursday night,
2Sth ult, by r. H, Barry, Grand
Scribe OF the Grand Encampment
of Tennessee, and the following
officers installed for the current
term ~. j. Carter, G. P; Geo.
B. Boyles, II. P; I. R. Ramsey, S.
w; N. o. Wallace, j. w. c., S.
Wilson, Treas; Geo. f. Smith,
Scribe +; James B. Wilson; Senti-
mel. Meets first and third We'd
nesday nights in each month.
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rSy~ advertisements are inserted IN the order
az Which thev are handed IN.
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JOB Prtntdn&

of every description, neatly done at THIS Office,
on reasonable terms. AL lOOrk delivered lOheys
promised. Try u.s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-04

lst Rindof Aniasal IS giye,s--2ad Cotov--
= Sd. Description 4th. Age1A45tA Poste,'s
mann r---lith. e pssGsd Place Of ARRESTS
&. tn Vdl''af' 9'-e. tsa sd aai s. a'Tfv6a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-04
FenSoIc Ril,crs.
" Female BitfcYs
As certain and powerful d p 3

UTSRlES REGULATOR -
restoring the Uterusto its healthy functions
at all times when ,undtura'ly disturbed, it
has no equal Oh the American continent, aud
nosufering female should delay in testing its
Intrinsic value. Two-thirds Of the entire
female population are suffering with some
form Of those complaints peculiar TO their
sex, which annually consign thousands to an
untimely grave. ft
FWNHE ENGLISH
Female Bifters
Is the Oaly combination tbattVi actu w arossle
and restore the sooB.6 10 its natural condition .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-04

HEThere will be a sacrament
al meeting at the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church in this place,
on next Sabbath. Reverends M.
II. Bone, and N. 7. Power are ex-
pected. Services to commence on
Saturday night.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-04
English Female Bitters

LADIES OF AMERICA MATRoEs OF DUB OWN
SOIL! Do you wish the gentle zephyrs Of
health TO fan the brow with atoucb of delighR
Do you wish the pale, sad cheeis tinged with
the roseats hues of nature DO you wish
the dark, murky clouds of despair to be sue
ceeded BY the radiant eolorS of hupe and con-
ISOLATION II so. use
nR0MG00LE & co.'s
IL English Female BitterS. q
DO you wish the groaA. Of misery blshed aud !,
the tears Of the diseased wiped from Sorrows
cheek? : -@ - -
" , FeulaIc BiftCrS.
Do you wish to be relieved Of that lingering
FEMALE CoMPLAINF which annoys your
thoughts By day and bsunts your dreams By
night? Do you ISL to add health, strength,
buOyaney and beauty TO your feeble and ernl-s =
Eciated frame H-So, ses -1 til @c
TISE ENGLISH
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Female Riders
FEMALES OF EVERY CLIMEl

FEMALES Ot EVERY elaine! =, 81
Whether old or your g, married or single.
who are suffring with any form Of UTERINE
DISEASE should at once procure thisiemedy
and be cured f- 'iaui ~ 1s7
PAINFUL, SUPPRESSED, -
on, IRREG ULAR CATAM ENIA.
in each and every csse the menstrual func-
ton being RESTORED to its NORMAL AC-
'TI0N, whether PROFUSE. SCANTY, DIFF
'FICQLT, PAINFUL, SUPPRESSED OF
IRREGULAR. Its action is truly wonder
full as a never failing
UTERINE TONIC AND REGULATOR
During the "eritical period Of female life"
this compound quiets and soolhes the ner--
vous system, regulates uterine action and en-
ables one 10 pass that period almost impsE-
cspdbly. Il cures Lencorrhoea, or Whites.
Mysteries. Liberation and IrTitabihty Of The
Womb, Giddiness Of the head, Cold feet and
hands, Pslpitation Of the heart, Difficulty Of
breathing, Sick Headache, Melancholy, LosB
of nervous energy, and, All those troublesome
complaints peculiar to the female sex.
An eminent physician Of Memphis says
''The combination known as the ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERS is the most certain
Uterine and general Tonic / have ever known
often prescribe it Tor various female com
plants with the most satisfactory resultsg'
Mr.. G. F. Morgand, enitor of Kosciusko
(Miss.) Chronicle, says: '.'''
''This will certify that the ENGbISH
FEMALE BITTERSi is highly recommended.
by the medical fraternity at this place ana
surrounding country" Ia
Messrs: Carpenter & Co, Of HazIehur5i
Miss, write
1.-THE sale Of the ENGLISH FEMALE
BlTTER6 is something l5onderfzI"
z Tie Bitters are beautifully put up in hrgs
bottles at the low price Of 81 50 per bottle.
'or three bottles foss6 90, sent to any part Of
the country. BY express. on receipt Of price.
Also for sale BY druggists.
Sod ia Fayetteville By Smith q BEake-Gis
Nashville By Berry, DemOUille & Co. ~
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For Magistrates and ConstGbLes, just printed
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nights in each month.

~ La Petit Messenger for
February contains four full page
colored fashion plates, besides pat
terms, descriptive text, etc. [ This
is a very excellent work for the
devotee of fashion. Publishedin
New York, S91 Canal street, by
S. T. Taylor.
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RRThe Land We-Love InsLi-

tute is one of the best schools, in
our opinion, in this section. We
speak from experience, and parents
and guardians who have patronized
it fully endorse our recommended
ton.