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MANHOOD:

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ALECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
MENT, and Radical Cure nf Spcrmatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage
generally. Nervousnesr, Consumption, Epi.
lepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
Paey, resulting from Self Abuse, &C., by
Kobt j. Culverwell, n. D., author OF the
"Grecn Book" &c.
"a BooN TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid. on receipt of six cents, or
twopostage stamps, by CHAS. j. G. KLINE
4 CO.. l27 Bosytry, New York, Post once
BOX 1850.
Also DR.. Culverwclrs Marriage Guide"
price 25 cents. Nav 3 3mo
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Carolina Pine Bud Cordial

ManaJdctured Jy Richard Barry C Co. Co.
tunatid, S. G..
THIS CORDIAL, as it's name indicates. in
i made from the Buds OF the Young Pine.
with the purest of spirits, and is entirely free
from all essential oils. Wo can safely recom-
mend il In cases of Consumption, Affections
Of the Throat, and for it's beneficial action on
Urinary Organs, and as a pleasant Cordial,
either before or after meals Nav 90
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Hams. Beef Tongues.
OOA SUGAR-CURED Orange Hams.
HOV 1000 lbs. Breakfast Bacon.
500 lbs. r III Smoked Tongues.
=, 10 half fbbls. Picked Beef and Pork.
May 26 For sale by E. ROPE.

WE will pay s., 900 for the recovery OF the
wv Currency, Gold and Bank Bills, stolen
from our Bank on the night Of Saturday. 10th
inst, or ten per cent. upon the value OF any
vict the thieves. ~ oon-
April 10 SCOTT. WII,IJAMs 70
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ENGLISH FHM LII
TlH&E
BIITERS,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
Female Regulator known, that VIII cure ell
OF those complains above mentioned In al
incredible short time, TIE Bittcrs at once
arouses, strengthens II restores the womb
to its natural condition, removing obstsu c-
lions, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly period. Nonder stands q pale, and
feeble ladguid girl, Just bursting Into wo.
manhood she IS the pride OF all, but bark!
she silently steals n pickle, cats chalk, o. a
slate pencil; no appetite for food; She turns
with q dull eye and seeks solitude SheI eye
no longer sparkles; her merry laugh Is 10
longer heard ringing through the air; she
mOpes about with bloodleSs lips and gums,
with headache, palpilatlon, constipation,
swimming of the head, cold feet and hands,
melancholy she has q coated tongue, Of
fensiVe breath, and a host of other evils TOO
numerous to mention. "
When neglected all these symptoms be.
come aggravated; there Is sick stomach,
heartburn, "a dark line settles under the eyes,
the legs and ankles are swollen, the hair
loses It's gloss and falls of, there is hri. tlehe s
and splitting Of the tl~nger-nails, swollen a1-
domen, extreme nervousness, LetIullt =
pains and aches, dry cough, Hyste.1ctl lIt.,
rapid prostitution, epilepsy and dc.ld! II
you, OF any of your friends are titus g hiic-~l,
send ut once ior q Bottle of English Fe.I.ee
Bitters and be cured. It's effects arc fn.Sic.;i
In such complaints. Surely no mother VII
postpone and delay this duty until
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-17
farm aud 3tUNsFAnla,
wat Have You Calncd:

lti, Il GOOD thing tor the farmer 10
look back over the whole farm, ana
take a general view OF what was ae;
complished BY all last years lug ana
toll, before he girds on the harness
for the wear that is TO come
How docs the fam compare with
its appearance last year: What new
fruit trees and promising shade trees
have YOU set out? What swamp
land has been reclaimed: What new
crops have you raised to add TO the
comfort and luxury of your family
What improvements have you made
about vour home. that win add to
youv wite's convenience and TO Inc
tasteful appearance OF your dwelling
What new indoor comforts, III inc
way OF new furniture, have You been
able to add toit: Ter the homestead
is. whatever you may think, the all
important centre Of all these tolls ana
cares. II is that you may make for
yoursclt and family 4 home worthy ~
the names that it is At all worth while
for YOU thus 10 labor. 10 amass
money forts own sake, is like hoard
ing pebbles.
How much have you learned This
past wear about your business, from
your agricultural papers and from
conversations with your intelligent
neighbors? If YOU are gaining every
year in knowledge, and so in real
working power, you will hardly fill
to see in YOUR estate a growing pros
perity,
What hayeyou done lhis year 70
help The poor and needy III could
know this, I should not be afraid to
forecast your fortune for the COM
inc wear. God blesse, temporarily
those who thus honor and obey him,
Just q, surely As. the summer follows
The spring. He thwarts and takes
away property. in unexpected ways
from thousands OF %niggardly soul.
who shut their heart, and their peck
cts TO the cry of his suffering ones
So if YOU wish in the coming season
to reap the largest measure of pros
perity, cultivate and practice TN
largest hearted liberality towards al
who need ii, J. L, Nc
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Death is at the Door,

In all these complaints the system evil
IDENTIFY shows q want of red blood, anu II.
Churchill, in his work on Disease Of To-
males, says: Bearing in mind thaS tao
blood Is remarkably deficient in red co.pHq-
clos, and tho known property of IRoN totut-
rect this condition, theory suggests Is { it
most 10 he relied upon, the best of whicl, y
the Citrate" Citrate OF Iron cutters ! ryly
Into the composition OF English Female Hi-
tiers, combined with powerful vegetable toh-
les OF rare Qualities. -,
Among the mountains OF Tennessee amt
the piney woods of Mississippi, Is found !"
certain hard and tiinty root, which has p-2L
in secret use by some old mldwiyes for many
years, possessing magic powers IN regulating
and restoring all female suffering with pdy
affection of tho womb. This root we hfYe
obtained. gave II a fair test in our piGctFce
and 1t Ia now one of tho principle lngl CIT
ats in these Bitters. Other powerful MOI.
ine and general tOnlcs also enter intolts
composition. We also add Leptandfas Of
Black root, sufficient to net upon the liver
and keep the bowels open,
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Rev. George Beckett, Rector
Mrs, VI. n, Martin, Principal

II is the design OF this Institution TO AFFORD
ne very highest advantages Tor the ednoa
ZION of Young ladies, both solid md orna-
mental, The regular course OF study lald
down in our schedule Is full and eomprehen'
siye, hut not more extended TIA the pre-
sent times demand of all who would ENJOY
lie benefits and distinctions of u finished ed.
ucation, twill be our aim to train the nina
To- habits of patient and independent thought
and 10 excite in the pupil that spirit OF self
reliance which will be her best security for
future usefulness and independence. super
icialness in study will be utterly discarded;
and ever reminding the pupil that there
"no royal road to learning, 1.-The watch.W0lu
of line Institute will be "hard work, by
which We feel assured the highest results OF
education can only he attained. More Than
ordinary attention Is paid to the FINE Arts.
| Mons. 4, Esteve, who has won for himself
mn enviable distinction inthe Musical World,
isthe Director OF that important department,
| ana Madame Esteve has charge OF the Vocal
classes, The Modern Languages are taught
by NATIVE teachers OF acknowledged ability
and experience. ~.
The Institution is amply supplied with me
most improved Chemical, Philosophical and
Astronomical Apparatus, n also Win ex'
cellent Geological, Mineral and Fossil Cabi
nets.
\, b. FOR Circulars containing terms and
further particulars, apply
REV. GEORGE BECKETT,
Columbia, Tennessee,
June 24-2m
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MING
98E aad as
Young Girls,

Middle-aged matEoas, those at the critical
period, and the aged grandmother, are AL
by the use Of Our English Female Bit
tiers, now prescribed and used BY physicians
all over the country.
If YOU are troubled with Failing of the
Womb, attended with n sense OF weight anc
bearing down pain In tho back and side and
other attendant evils, English Female Bit
tefs will give entire relief. 10
Those ut the "turn of life,' mothers AFTER
confinement, and an others (male or iemalel
who are eonvalescents from any prouactetu
or debilitated conipiaint, who gain Strength
slowly, and whose digestionis slow and iml-
perfect, wHl find these Bitters the vefythlng
their system demands. Itgivesa powerlui
the liver, strengthens mentally and. physlc-
ally, and fills the Whole system with pure
crimson blood eourslng through It's chanhels
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llov 40 C1.LAN, on Ciorus.-lo
tpIa ihcin, clean them viii hot water
oI soapsHds and leave them half win.
ed, hHd they wilt hook very bright
while wet, hut very tlingy and dirty
when dry. and will soon crack and
peel on. but II you wish 10 preserve
|5bell, and have thcnslook new and
nice, wash theilf y itl soft Ghnnel and
luke warm water and Wipe perfectly
dry. II you want them to look extra
nice after they are Wiped, drop d few
! spooniuls Of milk over them. and lnb
them with II dry cloth.
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10 CEBAN SILVER AND BsAs&
Cleaning silver is not an cas-, lask ;
the use D fkeFosenc will greatly lacili-
tate the operation Wet a ilannl
cloth in The oil, dip in dry whiting,
aud thoroughly RUB the plated OF sill
ver ware throw II into u dish Of
scalding soap suds, wipe with soft
flannel, and polish With d chamos
skin. Your liver or plate will look
equal 10 that exhibited in a jewellers
window, and will retain its brillian-
cy for six months, IL once, 4 week,
when washed, It is polished with a
channels skim Bright silver adds
much Co.. illebeaIty OF u table. and is
easily attained bsvtlris method.
Those who use brass aMdirons will
lind II cquany eflcacious in restoring
their brightness.
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70 had mn eontyl, . wor John BOUND

he had no c0ntrUl, poor John BOUND
ed on. The next moment lac was m
full view Of the girls, and as he uned
the corner Of the barn, the tHake came
round with a whi2 sOmeth ~ after the
fashion Of a coach whip.
Having reached the barn-yard, TO Ills
dismay ne found the bars up; but time
was too precious to he wasted IN let
ting down bars. Gathering all his
strength, he bounded into the air
snake ditto-and rs he alighted on the
other side. his snakeship's tail cracked
across the upper har, swapping like an
Indian cracker.
Again ,Tohn sci forward, nov utter
lv regardless of the presence Of the girls,
| for the extra tick Of The snakes tail as
! he leaned the bars, banished all his
h~asbfulness and modesty, and again
I he had the pleasure of tindlng the
snake in a straight line, drawing stead
ilv at the hem of his solitary garment.
The house now became the center o.
attraction, and around ii he revolVed
with the speed of thought. -Four times
in each revolution as he turned me
corner, his snakeship came around WIN
\ whiz which was quite refreshing
While describing the third circle, n
he came near the groupoi wonderstruck
Girls. without removing his gaze from
The snake, he managed to cry ont;
"CAIL MANI
TIE nvNt moment he whi>ked out OF
sight, and, as quick as thought, real
peared on the other side Of the house
"CAIL NAM
And away he whirled again, turu-
inc the corner so rapidly that the whi2
of the snake sounded halfway between
a whistle and the repeated pronunela-
ton Of douhle-e.
"cAlL a MAN
Away he flew but his strength was
rapidly failing. Nancy Clark was TIT
first to recover her presence OF mind,
and seizine Il hoop-pole, she took hei
station near the corner Of the house
and rs John ~reappGared, she brought l,
down npom the snake with a force the
broke his back and his hold upon johns
neither garment at the same time.
, John rushed into the house ami il
: tlais room, and at tea-time appeared il
his best Sunday suit, but little the worst
tor Tie race, and to all appearance cur
! ed Q fbashlulness. That night he walk
ca home with Nancy Clark. The New
: Year, they were married, and now
: when John feels inclined to laugh a
his wife's hoop, or any other PECULIAR
ty, she has only to say, "Call a man.
V-ha,, hn instantly SoharS down.
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Sickness, Pain and
Death
Female Complaint,

T~hAtclainas its victims throughout the
length and breadth OF our land.
Many females suffer In some way at cacch
monthly period some girls are III great rel-
II at the commencement of menstruation,
while older ones dread its decline at tue
"turn OF lile." Sometimes. the men VII ual
flow is too much, or too little, or may he
checked or changed In appearance, attend
ell with other Distressing symptoms. Leu
corrhga, or the WHITES fplneh,ly
drain the system, or liberation of the womb
may create pain and cause rapid proa.la-
ton.
Failing OF the womb is m exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble
and distress, which, under ordinary heat-
ment, is dificult TO cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, Irritability oil
the Womb, aud other serious and fatal COM
plants follow the female sex throughout
life. Lives there a medical gentlemen VINO
has OIL can relieve the fair sex of the Glove
troubles? Not many, IL there no com1ila.
ton OF remedial agents that will come to hel
rescue? We answer, Yef.
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Common GrSg Shop
as2o7B itters.


EmptytBltt6r Bottles, ofvafiouaktyles, 2
be found around almost every dwelling anu
cabin ihr0ughOutt hB land. Their taste y
pleasant, and arc ADVERTISED TO cule AZ
NEST every discuss while The maurltactuGets
Know they possess no medicinal pfOpeftles
whatever. They are so. many disgnlseS l9t
exceedingly common heVeraHe& WhlenA no
not, nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware Of these pleasant bittegx IN quart
bottles, they eontain a sting f0t your vital
and he who buys them carries Q TOPPER
grug into his house. One man VINO knVMs
nothing about medictne, says his big ,bottles
OF common stun win eale chills and feVefi
rheumatism and consumption anotness
whose bettlgts very hNAeFaenres ~ inpusl
ties OF the Blood, makes Old men 'yOnnk'
casts out devils, restores sight 70 the Diinu'
and numerous other miracles; While yet an
other, who every man u drunkarui !
proposes bo eqre kopH inErowinH nalls, ysI'
iOWiever, heart disenSe and lovU-sick nlAlu'
enslI We know they make no such cures
We know the peop1oi at-laTge are deceiI9e
and swlndled, and " VIC desire 10 yehtiinss
these eOhnaait huntbua maze AekutaoM lns
challenge TO one n an;
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aO,s1s Rrixe4, amounting to. i. ..essvv1T
AWholsIiskets aQ; Halyes 4natteNse 10.
neadRy and saturday. Smaller sehemes
draw uaily. Tickets for sale at No. % Third
street, between Main and Market, Write fur
circular. Address GEO. WEBSTER,
0 10 Jni Manager, LOuisviIle, Ky.
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Breeding Horses,

power to pull loads, and ability to
constant daily labor, are the
leading qualities 10 be aimed a..
Speed in heavy work is of great I'M
portance, whether ON the farm or
1t requires the same expense
tor a tcamster to handle a pair OF
horses that moves slow that it does
Ii that moves fast, A pair OF horses
that can pillow, harrow, or rake two
acres while another is doing one, OF
that can 20 to mill, or market, is ono
hour when it takes another two, Is
worth TO their owner, other things
being equal, twice as much rs the
other.
The blood should be OH the side Of
the stallion; breed up; not down.
Never put Il mare to Ii stallion Of in
ferior blood. III The choice OF Il stall
lion for breeding good horses, the
more blood compatible with the size
required, the better. The pure blood
ed, high bred horse possesses greater
uuickncss, strength, bottom, health
and vigor of constitution, as well as
courage. The stallion should be free
from vices of temper and disposition,
us he will surely transmit the diseases
and malformations
A stallion for the farmers purpose
should be sixteen hands high; fore
legs above the knee, and hind legs
above the hook, and muscular below
these joints, short and bony joints
round and well set, short backed,
well ribbed up, short IN The saddle
place. and long below it; high with
ers, broad loins, broad chest, straight
rump, n high muscular crest, a lean
we'll set head, broad ilostrils, small
ears. ard q SIN Il clear eye. A dark
bay is The best color, an iron gray
next, then black, and other dark
shades.
Where choice can be had in the
mare, size, symmetry, and sounduess
are essentials, Beauty from the dam
/ temper aud disposition from The sire,
I, The marc should have a rOomy frame
; a good length from hip TO shoulder
sl0ping hips, wide chest, deep gith
! strong quarters, and Il wide, deeI
pelvis. She should be gentle. free
: from all vicious habits, and from al
constitutional diseases or deformities
as She will almost surely transmit
these i'll shapes, even if she herself i
0 excellent, Never breed from a sulky
! balky, savage or vicious mare. II Il
u true, these are often overcome by tn,
' sire, but the risk is TOO great to b,
advisable. Her state, at the time 0
cotton, will have a lasting effect upOl
y the foul. Hence she should be ii
good flesh, health, and first rate con.
" dition generally, CESSATION SHOULD
commence under the most fayorabl
circumstances.
NJ Mutual adaptation between thr
sire and the dam should exist in form
y size, and all other characteristics.
is well 10 have the mare a little large
than the horse, unless the mare }
too low when she may be bred to
horse a trihe taller, but not Of III
. leggy kind. ANY great difference j
size will usually produce distortion,
II II the colt is desirable for the fam
~ put the marc TO Il farm horsr
~ If for the carriage, TO q stallio
u adapted for Il roadster, n the stOc
!! is good, it may be bred in and in f
two generations, but never more.
~ National 1aricuA9rtst,
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AND HOW THEY WE'RE MADE. BY j. ID.
MCCABE, JR. New, fresh and original. Pro-
fusely illustrated and BEAUTIFULLY bound. 1t
shows how a poor schoul-master made Si0,.
100000; how a poor, half-bllnd sailor became
a great banker, q butchers apprentice the
mechanic a millionaire In seven years with
many more such examples; how energy, Ia
lent, and patient industry have always met
with success when properly executed how
money can be made. honestly n without
sacrifice OF principle. Send for Circular, etc.
and notice our extra terms. E. HANNA.
FORD q Co, Publishers, III West Fourth
ST., Cincinnati, o. inov4-lt
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~~ kouh conN11t1All9n unit
they were hinfdlIy SmiefnR, hnEe bssn rashosiY
ton 81 ths S0aaizy tdaf ne public fcarceay need
70 be informed O41fs virtues or nsea,
sscrosuI00S poison Il ono q Tho a1A desaue.
tive enemies Of our race. Often, this uAseen ane
stitution, and invIles tksattAck Of 0nissbHnRmR
tai diseases, without exciting Q suaplciNI ok ~
presence. Again, Ii seems 70 breed fn1oeai0n
throughout the body, and then, on some hVoEAbD
occasion, rapidly develop into 0ne Or othar ~ ~
hide0us forms, either on the surface or among he
yitais: lHthe lAtter, tuherclDD may be lsuddenif
deposited Ia the lungs or hear, or Nslicre tVrlhA
in the Iivef, or u shows It, presence b ekabsiona
on the skinso or foul ulceraticns on soma paEt a.
the body, Hence ne occasional use or 8 beside
of this SGrsapariltn h advisable, eten wheA 40
active symptoms Of disease appear. eeFsoao e.
Nicted with the following complaints generally
md immediate relief and, a. A1Etha cure, b. IL
use .cl The SARe4PAhLLLAs AAtAss
hetlNss Scale Head, HsR1ls1gEs, eaes ENS,
geSe Here, and other ernptsone or yiaiblo toFAb
Of H~crgfWlafs disease. Also u The morn con-
cealed nEpsl 20 ~ngsRepstas yr1g1gs Aeasl
the. various UEcereNe Affections Of he muscular
SvpAsI u vsassshi ana MSrNirIdI DIS.
eases are cured BY e, though = long sume ID ~
CURED fgr subdElng these 0ballnnAe neladleas0
medicine win cure de complaint, LS9eoEFAH1
q. Whitss, UteFtse UlssSalteNel and He1es9
Oteeasegy are commonly soon relieved an1 eh4
mately cured hy lta purifying and tnVlaptltIa1
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