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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22
FINANCIAL AND oONImEnCIAL

NEW YORK, April 2l--Noon.- Stocks
unsettled. Money easy, at 6. Exchange
long 9; short 924. Gold 1875. Bonds
l2H. Tennessees, ex-coupon. co; new
56M; Virginia's, ex.coupon, 69M; new
6s%; Louisiana's, old, 76I6; new "a; levee
6's 76; 8's 80; Alabama IS 90; 5's 80;
Georgia 6's So; rs 50; North Carolina's,
old, 462s; new 22lh; South Carolina's.
old, 8334; new 871h Flour dull and
scarcely 80 firm. Wheat dull md nomi-
naily 1(92c. lower. Corn less active
State easier. Pork lirm-mess 27.890
$500. Lard steady, at 153z916, steam =;
demand tending upward. Cotton 23lh
@24. Freights firm.
Z P. M.-Cotton firmer, closing quiet,
with sales of 5000 bales-uplands 23I%.
Flour heavy on spot; firmer to arrive
Southern 5.60@6 10. Wheat irregular
and unsettled, opening heavy, closing n
shade frmer. Corn a shade easier
mixed Western 1401.15. Pork firmer,
at 2SOO Lard-kettle 16916Is. Whis-
key 1.O8@1.081s. Freights firm. Money
easy, at 596. Gold 131 Il. Governments
closed unsettled. Southerns quiet and
firm.
BALTIMORE. April 21.-Flour active
and unchanged. Wheat frmer. Mixed
corn higher. Pork 2S.5O@29.OO. Shoul-
ders l234@13. Whiskey LOT.
CINCINNATI, April FL. Corn in good
demand, at 5000. Whea at buoyant, at
1.OO@l.02. Provisions firmer. Pork
%. SO. Bacon higher; offerings light
shoulders 1124@1IT; clear sides 1890
16la. Lard firm. at 16.
LOUISVILLE, April 21.-Corn un-
changed, Pork $500. Shoulders l214;
clear sides 162.
ST.. Louis, April 21.-Corn steady.
Whiskey 1.04(91.O5. Pork %. SO.
Shoulders 11ak; clear sides 1G1s@162z.
New ORLEANS, April 21.-Flour-
perfine 4 25; treble so. Corn dull, at
1.04@1.05. Pork 5000. Bacon 12%@
l23a; hams 19l9@19. Lard-tierce l6!S
keg 1S%. Sugar-prime 11l1@11ah
Molasses-reboiled 6S@75. Whiske,
90@1.O5. Coffee-fair 16al(a16I;
primo 1724@1S. Gold 1871. Cotton
active-middling 2214; ssles 5000 bales.
MOBILE, April 21.-Cotton tirm-mid-
ding 22-sales l.5O0 bales; receipts S71.
AUaTsTA, April 21.-Cotton market
active, with sales of 1872 bales; receipts
l07; middling 211S.
SAVANNAH, April 22.-Cotton tending
up-middling scarce ut %; sales 500
bales; receipts SAG.
CHARLESTON, April 21-Cotton firm
nm,iaddling, 22; aales 100 bales; receipts
G42; stock 12,775.
PARIS. April 2l.-The Bourse opened
6rmer-rentes 75f.
LONDON, April 21-Noon. -Consols
94l4. Bonds 8S3s.
LIVERPOOL. April 21-Noon.-Cotto
more active uplands II Is; Orleans 11as
@11I.
LIvERpoo1., April 21-Evening.-Cot-
ton stoady, with sales of IL, 900 bales.
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Our Spring and Summer Stock

Our Spring and Summer Stock
TN each Of the twelve departments ia now
Il foll and complete, to a close examination
OF which We invite attention, being determined
not to be under-sold in any market homth
Our prices arc uniformly low, aud the Goods
we'll bought when prices were at tho lowest
mark over yet or expected to reach
DRESS GOODS prettier and cheaper than
over. ~
Splendid Silks astonishingly low.
Irish Linens at about half former prices.
!.ongcloths az cheap as before tho war.
Hosiery in every style, siza and price.
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, VestiLgs, etc., to
suit overy taste.
Laces, Embroidery and Ribbons within tho
reach OF everybody.
rates.
Mourning Goods, being oil imported, prices
will surprise.
Shirt Fronts. Linen and Paper Collars,
Under-vests.
Table Damasks, Doylies, Napkins, &c, sub
ject to the Same heavy decline as other i'm
ported goods.
very hoavy stock Of pomestics at ruling
rates.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Cor
nices, &c.
N. b. We havo competent mechanic to
put up Cornices and Window Shades, and lay
down Carpets. j. II. & NJ. L. KINARD.
April IL 3mO
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Tax Notice.

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 10, 1870.
9NHE County Treasurer will be ready to re-
IL celve the State and County Taxes for the
hscai year ending September 1st, 1869 Oh Real
and Personal Property, on and after Monday.
tho 25th instant.
Office hours from a. m., to p. m.
Levy for State purposes, mills on every 81 90
County q 8 on
School " 81 on every taxable poll
j. W. DENNY,
April 20G Richland County 'Treasurer.
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Creenville and Columbia Railroad Co.
ka o q Is sSsI sas

eS& IA IfnSt1Skf- If nSt Skf- Y
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, April 16, 1870.
VNHE annual meeting OF tho Stockholders of
Il the Grecnville and Columbia Railroad
Company will be held in Columbia on HUNS.
DAY, 28th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
All stock represented by proxy requires
ten cent stamp for zach signature, and no ono
but Stockhelder can be proxy.
s.ockholders will be passed to and from tho
ed]6y the Board Of Directors, 18th inst:
Iteso oed, That Stockholders, and persons
WHO owned stock on tho frat December last.
and their wives and children residing with
them, be passed to the annual meeting in Co.
,nmbla on the following conditions, to wit:
Each person shall procure ticket from the
Local Agent where he takes the train, and but
ono ticket shall be issued to such person and
family, and no free ticket shall be issued to
any person after Wednesday, tho 9th inst
Tho Conductors will exact pay from every
Stockholder who does not produce ticket
from the Local Agent.
April II t G. v. CARnINGTON, Sec'y.
Insertions.
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70 Owners and Agents of Sewing Ma
chimes.
rHNHE CARPENTER BASTER AND GUIDING
Il ATTACHMENT. A new and successful
invention. 1t can be applied to ALL Sewing
hachlnos. All Basting is entirely done away
with. No more thread wasted. With its use
Machine becomes solf- f-guidiDg. 1t is simple
ana durable, and no Operator should be with
out it. Agents wanted
For sale by F.A. SCHNEIDER.
April 20 Genl Ag't for South Onrolina.
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NOLlC6.
FHNHE undersigned gives notice that on tho
a se:ond day OF May next he will apply to
the Judge Of Probate of this County for a
final discharge as Guardian OF Miss CLAUDIA
y and ADELAIDE E. HENDRIX and T.. J.
SCOTT HENDRIX JOHN "A COTINTS
LEXINGTON, March %. 1870. limo
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Law Books on the New Code.
A LsO, Variety of NEW Law BOOKS
IN Acts Of Legislature, &C., for sale by
Aprli20 BRYAN Il MCCARTER.
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From Warrington.

From Warrington.
WAsH1NaToN, April 2l.-In the Sc
nate. Kellogg, of Louisiana. has been
placed on the Committee on Claims.
Butler, Chairman of the Reconstruc.
ton Committee, proposes that the Geor-
gia bill lie over ten days, as he will be
absent in Massachusetts some days.
In the Senate. after sharp contest, it
was decided that all steamship subsidies
should go to the Committee on Com
merce.
Joint resolution for the protection OF
the Post Office Department from sham
bidders for mail contracts passed.
Thayer introduced bill for the col
lection Of debts duo the Government
from Southern railroad corporations.
The Committee on Commerce reported
favorabiy on bill incorporating the
Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad.
The North Pacific Railroad bill passed
40 to 18.
Several unimportant amendments were
adopted. The Senate then went into
executive session and adjourned
In the House. Stokes asked leave to
present memorial from the citizens of
OF Tennessee for relief from rebel out
RACES Objection wns made. Stokes
then objected to everything, aud regular
order was resumed.
A bill amending the patent laws was
passed, without m ,terial amendment.
Naval appropriations were then taken
up.
Collector Emery. Of The 3D. Mississippi
District, reports to Delauo. that man
named johnson, at Corinth, recently at
tempted to assassinnte him. Johnson
was put under bonds for assault with
intent to kill.
The court-martial in the case of Com
mnnder Upsher, met to-day, but did not
transact any business.
internal revenue receipts to day, $780,
Gen. Badeau has been nominated Con
sul-General for London. No Southern
nominations.
Eleven of the Reconstruction Com
mIttee have agreed to tako no action on
the Georgia bill until May the 5th.
The President signed the deficiency
appropriation.
Writing your name and date over re-.
venue stamps is sufficient cancellation.
The bill providing for the payment of
the May interest,on and after Monday
next, was passed without debate.
The Governors of Minnesota and Wis
SoholA WcIo DelOIS Tue IOuSO Com mlttee
OF Commerce, to-day, urging measures
for water communication between the
Mississippi River and Lake Michigan,
piG Saco and Fox Rivers.
No new case involving legal tenders
can reach the Supreme Court within q
year.
The President of the Brunswick and
Albany Railroad testified before the
Georgia Corruption Committee that
800, 600 worth of railroad bonds we're
sent to the Governor, who endorsed
them, and they were sold in New York /;
the company now has proceeds.
Delano decides that the bonds of ma
nufacturers of tobacco and cigars need
not be renewed on first May, of each
year.
Superintendent Janney reports to the
Indian Bureau. that affairs in Omaha
during the first quarter of the present
year, were quiet.
Customs receipts ut tho principal ports
for the week ending 10th instant, wore
nearly IS, 100000.
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Beer! Beer!!
TO the Public in General

T HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
Il man who advcrtiscs Seed for sale. Mine
ls tho improved BOYD PROLIFIC, which OK
cells any other. The price is So. so per bushcl.
Al examination of my proofs will be convinc.
ing: refer to Jocob II. Wolls and j. d. Hit
Call and look at tho growth, in Butcher Town
Drc n. POPE.
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Hoes, Steel and Iron.

Hoes, Steel and Iron.
2nn DOZEN Brade's GROWN HOES, as
cOO sorted sizes.
2O,cO0 lbs. English pT.oW STEEL, assorted
$4,000 lbs. Genuine SWEDES IRON, assort-
cd sizes.
The above are of direct importation from
Stockholm, Birmingham and Sheffield, and
are. therefore, of superior qualities to North
ern limitations. }. Il II. II. AGNEW.
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Fertilizers and Cotton Seed.

pERUVItN GUANO. Wando, Zelrs Raw
Il Bone Snper Phosphate, Rhodes Bone Su-
per Phosphate, Whann's Bono Super Phos
phate. aud Peclcr Dixon Cotton Seed, all for
sale by BLAKELY Il GIDHEs
April ZIG
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R T. M o V A l. -.

III AVING removed my place Of business to
III the stand formerly occupied by Dr.. Berry,
next to Pollock House, my patrons will find
me at that place hereafter, with q full and
complete assortment OF SPRING GOODS,
consisting of English. French and Scotch Cas-.
sImercs, Neck Ties, and Gont's Furnishing
Goods generally. A call il solicited
March "a j. F. EISENMANN.
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Wanted,

N and q comfortable homo given to an au-
proved applicant. Apply at this Office.
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ARTIFICIAL WORK.

F1HE undersigned, having lorated in this
Il city. would offer his services to all in want
OF any ono to decorate their Gardens, in
French or Swiss styles. Will also attend to
putting up all kinds OF Fancy Work. such as
Fountains and Natural Water falls, Fertilizing
Side Hill bitches, Bridges, Landscapes, Tenn
pies, Arbors, fine Pavoments, Fire and Water
Proof Roofs, and decorations of all kinds
Address through tho Post Office,
March 2 t3mO WAUG D'EI,MAR
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For Sale,

For Sale.
DICKSONS PROVED COTTON SEED.
GROWN from Seed purchased directly of
VI MIR. David Dickson, in 1867, aud carefully
other seed
will deliver tho Seed, sacked in good ordor
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail-
road, at $500 per bushn, for any amount I'M.
der bushels, or at $150 per bushol, for all
amounts in excess Of bushels.
A. p. AMAKEli, st. Matthew's, c..
I respectfully refer to the below named gen.
tlcmen, who purchased Seed OF mo last spring,
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. i. j. Good.
wyn, DR.. A. Il. Taber Fort Motto; p. M. Hou.
ser, ESQ.,, and VIM. paulling, Esq, st. Mat.
thow's; L. 4. Bcckwith, Esq, Jamison's: and
Eeq.. Orangoburg Court House all Of Orange.
burg County. y. q. Feb II 3mos
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

For BnEAcHY HORSES. -CHARLEs
f.. PETERSON, Livingston Co., N. Y,
thinks the following mode better thar
horse-yoke Take a good leather
sarcingle, two and a-balf inches wide.
to which fasten two rings so that each
will be just behind the fore legs of the
Mnimal when the smcingle is adjusted.
Take two good straps a little longer
than hame straps, which buckle into
the rings and around the fore legs.
The animal will not jump, but can
walk without difficulty. The same
correspondent gives another mode :
Fasten the rings on the srcingie well
up on the sides of the animal. Through
these pass a rope, with a strap on
each side to buckle around the animals
leg' just above the hoof. This will
prevent jumping.
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HOW DEXTER Is sHOp.

THE Turf. Field and Farm says -
Zach shoe is carefully balanced.
The surface which comes in contact
with the ground slightly curves from
heel to toe. so that when the horse is
standing firm the principahweight is
borne by heel and center, no heavy
pressure being felt upon the toe.
Just as q line drawn from the heel to
the toe of a mans boot would demon
stratc a slight curve. so is the natural
curve given to each Of Dexter's shoes.
When a man walks, there is a rising
sloping action, from heel to toe, and
when horse is trotting there is c
rolling motion from the back part Of
the hoof to the front. Acknowledge
ing the principle to be correct, it
stands to reason that horse will
gather more quickly and with les fric-
ton if, instead of the heel and toe
being forced to the same level, the
former is raised little higher than
the latter. To secure exact proper
ton to this curve, Mr.. BONNER take,
each shoe and places 1t on the smooth
surface of marble slab. and weigh:
it with critical eye. In the toe q
eachshoe slighteXcavation orsloping
indenture is made for the purpose Of
giving firmness to the step of the
horse. BY the force of conclusion
the soft earth is forced up into this
excavation, so that in raising from
heel to toe the shoe does not slip
backward This sloping indeature
must be carefully proportioned to the
size and weight of the shoe, for 9TH
erwise it might create friction and
prove po itiye drawback instead o!
an assistant. This mode of shooting
certainly has worked well in Dexter S
case, for the marvel is still marvel
and all of his recent performances,
which have so much as.onished the
world, have been made in shoes con-
structed after the pattern described"
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CULTIvATIEa oAULIFLowBRs.

Mrs. L.. STILLsoN grows the variety
known as Early Paric, and writes the
RURAL that she finds one package of
seeds contains enough for two fami-
lies. She writes IL start my plants
in the early part of March. In lieu of
hot-bed, | use pans filed with rich,
moist loan, placed in any warm sit
uation in the kitchen; and to keep
Moist, cover with a paper or board,
or even cloth, until the seeds have
terminated, then put them in the
lightest part of the room, and keep
moist with soap-suds. When the
plants have put out the second pair of
leaves, | transplant into halfpint pots,
made OF coarse, strong paper, flour
sack is very good cut the pieces half
square, lap the corners together, and
fasten with few stitches, or a pin y
l set these in pan, fill the spaces
between with earth, keep we'll watered
with soap-suds; and as soon as the
weather is warm enough. have nice
large plants for the garden. / make
the soil rich, deep and mellow, tear
the paper off, set in the plants keep
the earth drawn well around the stems
and water in dry weather; in August
they will be ready for cooking"
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" PRUNINo RAsPBERRIEs. At a re-
cent meeting of the Wisconsin Hor-
ticultural Society, Mr.. McAFFEE gave
the following as his method of prun-
ing raspberries :-"Whel the young
raspberry shoots are eight inches
high. pinch out the terminal buds.
leaving only three or four shoots to
each stoo'. When the laterals are
grown one foot, pinch in again, then
allow to grow the rest of the season.
Next spring cut to within one foot of
the last pinching, and stake with small
stakes, The pincAing and pruning
make the stalk woody and nsty, and
they yield about twice as much as if
treated in the common way"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

TRE CHESTER WHITES. "A Lock
PoRT n. Y, correspondent, who has
pred swine fourteen years, paid $40
Tor pair of Cheste Whites, six months
OF age, bred from them three years,
and writes us he could not sec that
he gained anything from them. They
require large amount of feed are
So9rSe-honed, lage Topped ears, coarse
hide and bristles, have fine, woody
down at the root of the hair that holds
aust and dirt. They do not take on
lat young, but make heavy hogs at
eighteen months to three years old.
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THE BEST TINE TO PRuNE.-"In
what month Is it best to prune apple
trees which are from ten TO fifteen
years old from the seed-naturaI
not grated; and what should be APP
pnee 10 the wounds made in prul-
ing 2 80 asks a Lenox Co., Ont,
correspondent. If pruning is desira-
PIE at all in such trees-and il Is get
ting to be a fashion to prme as little
us possibse-winter pruning is best
any time before the sap starts in
spring, This, in some measure, re-
mvigomtes the tree, producing now
wood, and reduces The proportion of
lruit to the amount of wood. IL the
trees are unfruitiul, however we
mould prune in summer-say in
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25
DR.. RICHAU'5 GOLDEN RENE.
DIES

Use these only, and save tine, health aud money
$1,000 rsNATa for any ease OF d IN any stage
which they fall 10 cure.
Dr. Riehau's Golden Balsam NJ. l, cures ulcers
liberated sore throat aud mouth, oyeS gutane-
oas erupions, sopPsT-eoored bloichss, soreness. of
the scalp, serofula Ike; Il IL the greatest rerovator
Alternative and blood puriner known, removes all
mercury from the system, and leaves the blood pure
and healthy.
DR.. fiehaa's Colder EAlSsm, No. :, cures A.rcu
rial affection. rheumatism IL all It's forms anI gives
immediatS relief In all cases.
for ~.
DR.. Riehau's Golden Antidoto, radical cure for
all urinai. arrangements. price Is per Lottle.
Or. Riehau's Gclden Elixir D'Amour, radical
cure Tor nervous or general debility In old young
imParting energy with wond, rful sdest.
Price Is per bottle, or two for 80.
On receipt OF price these remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attenu n paid to all cores
pondents. None genuine without the name of .'Dr
RlcHAu's GOLDEN REMEDIES, d. RICHARDS
Sole Proprietor" blown In the glass Of bottles
Address, DR.. d. q. richards, Us variek st. n. Y
Jan lily
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hEoipE FOR LINMENT.-No bet.
,pr IMMINENT for bruises, on man or
ocas'' was ever used, than equal n,r,s
oil laudfnum, alcohol aud oil az - - 70
wood. 1t reduces the swellina ~ rari1
~, il Unframed, and removes so r"p,a-
like chorm. The soorer applied .,
rol'Se, TIE better. VI
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T. NJ. SCILEIERS
GALLERY or FINE ARTS,
-AkD-
SUPPLY DEPOT FOR OPERATORS,
Gay Street, Rnorrale.

LIVERY style OF Pictures known to the
II Ar. of Photography made at this Gallery.
A full supply of Artists Materials, Gilt,
Rosewood and Walnut Frames.
The ART in all its branches taught on lib
eral terms. Albums, Steroscopes, and Views
always kept on hand.
Persons wanting pictures copied can for
ward them by mail, and they will receive
prompt attention.
Outfits for Artists, wit full and complete
stock Of material always on hand.
feb. lS-3m
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Kings CoIIege

ESulo Institution with competent CORPS OF Teach.
N eIs, VIII open August ), 1850. Connected with
the tpllegate prpnrtment, there is Primary School
W winch Instruction Is very thorough also Pre-
les. N N"'ue"@'-
ull"n Ia Primary Department, per session Of
nFe months, according TO class, 90
IN reparainry Department sl5 20 or Is 90
Boarding In Refractory from 81 rs to 81 30 per
Boarding In private families, including room. fu
oil, lights and washing, slb 90 per month
Ihis Institution IL loeaned A. Bristol on the lin,
OF r. r. between Lynehburg, Va, and Chattanooga
For Catalogue or further particulars auare.,
Revs. q. A. Caldwell, !. D. Tadlock or Pr,t. j
II Winston, b. q. Manaid
President Of the BOARD, q. A. Caldwell
sterlIsryi h. o. MeClanahan
une 25-Sn
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DIR. j. BRADEIELD'S
Female Regulator I.
sVOI,aD's Best Friend.

This valuable medicine il prepared for WOMEN
exclusively, and to be used by women only. II Is
adapted especially TO those cases where tue womb
Is dsordered ard will cure any irregularity Ia tho
"menses," except In such cases require a surgi-
cal operation. A. these lastare very rare, the FE
MALE REGULATOR IL u alr"ost universal applica-
ton. In sudden check Of the "inonthly courses"
from COLD, trouble Of mind or like cause, It acts
like charm, by restoring the dischdTgs ia cOei D
instance, thus relieving the fever, headache, pain
In the back and CLOVER stomach" Pushes OF heat
about the face, chilly sens Ations burning Of tie
eyeltds, ard general rcstlessness. TAKEN In time,
all these symriou,s pass away Immediately, with
out injury to the constitution. Frequently, howov-
err the proper remedy Is not applied In time, the
disease becomes chronic, and the foundation laid
Tor numberloss evils To the constitution Of woman
The next turn comes around and there is
SHOW or perhaps the "whtes" will appear
There will be some unoAsiness about the womb
but very little or none Of the natural nnd escaping
The complexion becomes sSlow, bowels swollen,
SORT Of greenish caste about the face, constant dul
aching pais In the head, weight ia the lower som-
aeh aud back with or without whitcs, palpitAlions
OF the heart pAlloT, exhaustion ind gestion,
iness, langOr aching the loins loss or apps-
title, pain In the left breast, tghtness across the
chest, cough and giddin|ss. II still allowed to go
10, green sickness will be fully developed the
headache become severe, with luss of memory, d.
minished sensibiliiy, SICK STOMACH, dyspcpris, no
relish Tor food loss Of flesh. rasud futteriug 81
the heart, SWELLING OF THE FERr. legs and bod ), ,
and ,casiona splitting Of blood. The sic ghtest n
fort causes buried breathing alnjst to location.
The skin Ia habty, aud has "doughy fr' l." This
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OF women between the ages Of MT Gu and forty i've,
who are brought to tue grave by ignorance, neg
leot to take TIT proper remedy.
To all who are afflicted with any Of the symptoms
shove mentioned, Ia connection with an irregusri.
" OF the "moutL sickness" wo earnestly say,
TAKE DR. bEADfIkLb'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
fc ounceg taken, you will al experience Its
benefit, andwith like patience yea viii be fully
res toNed to health.
This rom"dy ha. been extensively used FOR up
ward Of twenty years by many 81 the moot expert
encsd and sueeysslul physicians in Georgia. No
family should be without two or thro bottles.
For sale by DR. JSo. BrSTISa And PErFER BKos.
Bristol, Tenn. Jan 2l-ly