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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-13

"a It is found at last. The one Borl-
Ous lack Of human nature has been
supplied BY human.ingenIity. Ever
since man existsd on the earth, Of
rather since Eve was created, there
has beer, d dcarth Of speech. Gram.
mars have been published, spelling
books are abundant, dictionaries
multiply, untold quantities Of words
are placed within rench Of the hum
blest; but people viii not use them.
There seems to be something in the
sole Of man Averse TO talking and all
classes persist in an uuaccountable
silence, when they might be pouring
forth words and sentences in endless
profnsion. Women especially, from
their retiring and dimdent nature
keep their tongues - silent %
the grave, instead Of masking the
whole atmosphere vocal with their
melodious voices. Observing tins
curious lamentable fact, Professor
Faber, of Vienna, has given his great
mind to the task Of supplying the
deficiency and at last his efforts are
crowned with complete success. He
has invented q machine that can talk
Thus will oral language, which is in
imminent danger Of becoming 9
lost art, be preserved and handed
down 70 future generations. The
machine was recently exhibited in
London. 1t has . mouth, with
tongue and lips very much like those
Of its dumb prototype. The sounds
are produced by air forced through
the mouth from . largo bello vs., or
bag Of wind, in the body Of the
machine--another striking resem.
blance to the human contrivauce. 1t
sounds every letter Of the alphabet,
and pronounces words perfectly not
merely . few set words, but any that
the. audience call for. 1t can also
laugh, scream, CRY and groan in the
most charming manner. As soon as
duplicates Of It can be constructed,
they are to be installed as professors
of languages in all our female semin-
Arias
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The following are the terms Of sur
render Of the city Of Rome BY the
Papal army 70 the italian army
The widest Recommendations Of de-
light were indulged in upon the 90
cupation ofthe city by the Italians.
a guard ofsome three hundred Swiss
soldiers wsre lsfs to take osrs Of the
Pope but tho populAce became 90
frightfal in manner, he became quite
alarmed, and applied for mSfe Troops,
which request was 1t once complied
with: ss s.sa s,.''5
VlLLA ALAsI, Sept. 20, 1870.
First. The city Of Rome, exoept
that part which i limited to the
southern part Of tho walls Of
the Santa Spirito, and con-
prehends Mount n Vatiosn and The cas-
lie Of ST. Angelo, forming The 90
called Leonine City, IL complets
armament haes, arms, ammunitipn
and etoree. m The material belon6.
ing to the Government sball Be con.
signed TO the troops 81 His Majesty,
tho Kinr Of Italv. .s,e Z Z 49, s. !.
Second: All the 9arrison Of the
citv shall deuart. receivino the hon
ors Of war, with hags, arms and
baggage. Affar Che konors. shall
have been rendered 10 them. they,
will Law down nacs and arme. The.
ofY3cers shall have : right TO carry,
with them their swords, horsel and
-anythinr beloneinr 10 them. Tho
f6reian troona sskaif leave frat: the
Others win 6llow "a order Of bsttle.
with the left rs front. The garrison
will leave to-morrow morninr.
Third The foreign troops shall
be disbauded and Immediately sent
back to their RI. respective countries.
Thev win leave to-rnorrow .by rail.
way. The Goyernment has the
right Of taking into coneideratiou the
| = j.
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News from Concord, New Hamp-
shire, says that a diabolical but un-
successful attempt was made yester-
day TO throw the mail train on the
Northern Railroad off the track, by
placing q construction Car on tho
track. Tho car was thrown of, but
tho mail train passed on safely. Tho
perpetrators wcrc arrested, upon the
confession Of ono ofthom.
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De Witt Van Buren,, for two years
past editor Of tho Now York Leader,
died yesterday morning. Hc was
but thirty years old, and about twelve
Of them have been spent in the
editorial harness.
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The Man Who Bathes the
Girls,
from q Long Branch Letter.l

from q Long Branch Letter.]
There is only one man that l have
envied during the s1rnmet-the man
who bathes The girls at Long Branch,
the norman Of the hotel. He takes
his place about ten yards from shore,
and as the vestals and danes come
into tho water he docs totally immerse
them. He is brawny and ugly, and
yet ho is tho most popular man with
the punotillious half Of onr species
that have ever seen. A very
-scrawny and attempting maiden
lady, who probably never had . gen
uine pair OF mans arms around her
in her life, was the banc of this bath
er's existence. She went on evory
day Of the season to take her bath,
and under the pretext Of learning to
swim, she made that devoted child OF
Adam duck her Tor two hours. The
squeals, the sighs, the interjections,
and the noise this female used were
agony to this bather. Said he:
@sShe ketches me as if / was hoss
or o hitching post, and lives back all
what might hev been in them two
hours. And the more she enjo ys
herself. the colder she gets. | be
now on this beach Ave years but If
they don't trot out some livlicr fe-
males / shall resign. / amt no un-
dertaker Of drowned folks"
Quite otherwise ia the demeanor r
| of this guilty norman when more
tempting graces come to SWIM. He
places them lengthwise across his
arms, face upward to the sky, and
gently floats them on the surface,
looking down, meanwhile, at the
streaming tresses, the closed eyes,the
exhaling nostrils, and the little shod
feet, with tho mingled piety, resigna-
ton and tenderness Of q Mormon
bishop baptising convert. Occa'
sionatly be agitates the water in q
guilty way, a. If he wished to be pre-
sumed to be earning his salt, but nc
earns his salt easier than any person
Of my acquaintance. Millions Of his
species would pay for his position.
saw him once shock tho feelings Of
bashful young gontleman's lady love
The bashful man had probably never
done SO much as to give tho lady hi
arm. The other took her from him
at once, and, swinging her under
| water, hoistcd her 10 his arms, dip
ped her again and again, and, to fa
| cilitato her diving, held her nose viii
| one hand and her too with the other
and thus submerged hcr absolutely
The young man folt for his weapon
to immolato this uncivil varlet, ba
the ungrateful young Indy just then
getting breath, cried;
.Gustayus, it's positively splendidl
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Tho Board OF Aldermen in New
York city, tho other day, voted $780,
600 to Catholic schools, SO, ,000to He
brow schools and ss2, 1000 to tho Pro
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John Allen, the wickedost man in
New York, died at Perth, near Buff
40, : fsw days ago.
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There il 8 division in the Italian
Cabinet, some being in fSvor Of estab.
fishing tho scat Of government II
Romc, at once, whilc others are in
favor Of waiting.
] Gen. La Ormond will be appointed
temporary Governor Of the Roman
territory. he VIII BE- empowered 70
make definite settlement with the
Pope.
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Reports nom Lexington, Ky, say
that Geo. RI b. Lee is rapidly i'm
proving.
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In Cincinnati, yesterday. the Red
Stockings beat the Forest City, OF
Cleyei ind, at base ball, Is to 10.
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The people Of italy demand tho
death and burial of the temporal
power Of the Pops.
The Masonic 0rAhd Lodge Of Illi:
noia met in FarwsH Hall, chicago,
On the 4th inst. Over $40 lodges
ware renresnnted. Il ssisi

aI4inksnsale, : Or Il. p lngersoll,
received tho appointmsnt from the
President, Of Docal Appraiser Of the
port Of Chicago, vice Or. G. h. Ray,
deceased. Il
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The vast amount of space devoted
BY respectable Journals all over the
country to the so-called Emperor
Napoleon's manifestoes, was givon
entirely gratis, as it now appears that
Pistrie, Napoleon'sprivate Secretary,
writes that DO manifesto has nor
will be published by the Emperor.
The Republican Congressional
Convention called to nominate . can-
didate for Cobgress, in place of Viii
liam Smyth, deceased, met at De
Witt, Iowa, Oct. 9Th. Senator Wolfe,
Of Cedar county, was nominated for
the unexpired term, and Hon. A. r
Cotton, Of Clinton, for the long term,
on the l57th ballot.
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Just Received.

New patterns Tor Evening and walking
Dresses, Over Skirts. Clrculars, Plain and
Hertella. IT n 80
A7-All late styles of Millinery and Ilress
Making done y short notice, BY !.
Fields Now Building. Green street, between
Main and Second, a Z. ~
Dec. 6-dW OTTUNWA. IOWA
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Delivered BY Carrier. per week.
E;oeuustEls,. Coz l,.I JOB pEr,AKr1MENr
spRtNrtNfi an IN All, KINn,

III 3 -CoMILETE Eth NEW i4i
g.ExPESs, AND PRESS AS
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Of pflv0tc properly ~ tibie " va
under conditions.
London, Oct. T..
e MI. Petri, formerly Project Of
Police ut PARIS, to day publishes in
the name Of the Emperor, = fepudia'
ton Of tho WilhelmshOhe manifest0.
Bismarck has found it necessary TO
make public the following Statements:
.Versailies, Oct. 8--1:35 p. m.
l do not hold the opinion that the
republican institutions of France
constitute danger for Germany, nor
have asserted in letter Of the nth
ult., published in the London Daily
Telegraph, or ever expressed such
q view to Mr.. Mallet, or to any 0thcr
person. Signed. BISMARCK"
Tours, Oct. Z.
| General La Motterouge, comman-
der of the army Of Loire, has arrived
here. Great quantities Of arms and
| stores are pouring in from all parts
lof France
/ A circular issued from tho War
1 Office yesterday, regulated tho for
nation Of military courts, and tixcs
the number Of Deputies to be chosen
to.the Constituent Assembly at 753
instead Of $50, and dccrecs that all
cnactments since 1859 be repealed.
New York, Oct. Z.
A Tribune special rom London
says:
!, Louis Blanc has written letter to
the English people in which ho dc.
. nounces the war on Franco rs tho
J, scandal of history, and the King Of
; Prussia as the Attila of the nino,
: teenth century, and appeals TO the
English people TO ponder well the
consequences of leaving The right Of
: conquest unbridled.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-08
oAUoINa.

Many rules have been given for
gauging a crib of corn in the ear, but
this one has been tested sufficiently to
make it reliable and fair both f !
buyer and seller.
Mesure length, breadth and depth
of crib. INSIDE measure) in feet and
tenths of feet. Multiply the three
dimensions together. The result will
be cube feet and decimals of foot
Multiply this result by 4, and cut of
the right hand figure of whole num-
bcrs, and this will give bushels and
tenths of bushel of shelled corn, If
the corn is put up in the shuck after
being carefully "slipped shucked' in
the field. it is usual to take oil one
Inird OF the measurement for suhck.
This however is uncertain. Better
fill box OF known dimensions. shake
well, shuck. shell and measure, and
divide cubic feet in crib, by cubic feet
IN box, and then multiply quotient BY
bushels and tenths of bushels in box
Ordinarily 20 pound of corn in the ear
VIII shell out SO pounds or one bush
ell.
a box IL inches square at the bot
Dom and z inches deep. will hold very
nearly bushel.
"A basket II inches in diameter at
.ne bottom and 81 inches high will
hold half bushel.
basket l6 inches in diameter At
,he bottom and l63 inches high. will
hold one bushel. n
Athens, Co.. 1870.
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THE WASHINGTON HO Us.
LYNLHBURG, w.,

IN, N Fl w HANDS
DEING the owner of this valuable proper
ID ty, have taken charge ofit on my own
account, with determination of ma jnr ;'
a FIRST CLASS HOTEL in all of its
partments, having had it thoroughly feftte
and furnished so as to accommodate both
ladies and gentlemen with all conyeniences
and comforts.
The table will be kept well supplied at all
meals with the best that the MARKET will
AFFORD, while the bar will he furnished
with the purest Of LIQUORS, WINES, &C..
an" neither surpassed byany in Virginia.
The services Of Mr.. Levi W. Scovllle have
been secured to take charge rs principal man
sger, assisted by Mrs. NJ. J. Gibbs, beth Of
them highly capable of conducting the bust
ness of hotel keeping, and being well known
as such, | can with confidence assure the pub
lie that in patronizing the house. they vii
have no cause to complain.
The omnibus will attend the Depots reg
ularly to take passengers up to the house
and return them to the depots free of charge.
Being centrally located, convenient TO the
principal business Of the place, with the
Postofice in the building and with first
class accommodations at reduced rates, |
confidently expect fair share OF patronage
from my friends and the public.
@. S. FERGUSON.
LYNonSuRa, VA, Fob. 8, 1865.
fsb2l 6m. I'd Oct. 23.H
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NOTICE is hereby given thst the
IN partnership heretofore existing between
c. X. Willard and j. II. Cross under the
firm and style of Willard & Cross, Union
Depot, Tenn, he's this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
The said j. II. Cross having bought all the
interest said Willard had in said firm, will
settle all the unsettled business of the firm
and continue business at the old stand where
he will he pleased to furnish his old friends
and patrons in the future rs in the past for
pay down." good goods and at lower prices
than they can be bought from houses that sell
on time. C. X. WILLARD,
Union Depot, Tenn, J..H. CROSS.
Feb. 25th 1870. Mar. Aft.
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REMEDY FOR CoLIc.-A writer in
the Southern Cultivator gives the fol-
lowing as n remedy for collie in a
horse-"iive n teacupful of wheat
Hour in black bottle, filled with
water dissolve the -four by SHAKING
sh .n bottle and drench the horse il
VIII generally cure In FIVE To- ten min
u W a. lie adds that tablespoonful
o, hour In a tumbler of cold water
WIZ, WIN prove an effective remedy for
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Chaneery Sale az Bristol.

IN pursuance Of a decree Of tho Cbancerv Com,
at Blountvil at its May Term, 1870, IN The case ,i
Thomas ID. stephens ct al, against Henry S stenb'
ems ct al. will sell on THURSDAY the ian AZ ~
July, 1870, ~ the Nickels House, In bristol a.
sullivan county, Tenn, the tract Of land montion
cd and ueseribed la the pleadings lying In suiIi-
van county on the Southsiae Of Holston pivsr ~,
the waters Of the Big Spring Branch In tbe Az
Ovil District, on the Virginia line, Ia the Denton
Valley region, east Of Bristol containing about Az
acres known as the stephens tract 80
credit Of six (6l montbs will Ia ,ty., A.,
ana approved security viii be required Of the mi
chaser and lien retained on said Land until tbe
purchase money Is fully paid aud sold without
the right OF redemption
June 7th, 1870. Clert a No..
iunelO-it-prs. foe 90.
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STOCKS OF new GOODS,
Ladies Dress Goods.

beautiful Summer Delains at rs cts. Lawns.
Alpaca Lustros, Japanees Cloth, Jaconetts
Barred, Nansoek and Null Muslin.
100 pieces Prints, perfectly fast colors at 12I
Bleached and Brown DOmestics, Cottonades.
Cotton Plaids for dresses.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes, Mems and Boys Wool and
Fur Hats, Ladies' and Misses Kid and Last.
inc Shoes, Ladies' and Misses 1rimed Hat.
and Sundowns of the latest styles VERY
CHEAP. Gloves and losery, Gents &
Ladies' llankerchiefs, North Carolina Bale
Cotton, best Indigo and Madder, Alum, Cop
perrs, Spice and Pepper. Hardware, Queens
ware, Glassware, Tinwarc, Wooden Buckets,
Tubs, lirooms sc. Cheese, Rio Coffee, Crush
Ell and New Orleans Sugars, Rice, and Tea #
the vERY hest QUALITY.
You will find our stock complete and prices
to suit the closest buyers. Bring ON your
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Feathers, Bacon.
Lard and any other produce you can snare
also your greenbacks which VIC never refuse
and buy your spring supplies for your Fam
lilies. We can't afford TO sell goods on credit
and hope our friends will save as the ncces
sity Of refusing them by bringingithc ,A,y
buy what they want and not ask foFcredit
Give Us call and examine our stock.
y. II. SENEKER.
Virginia ground Plaster by the ton, sack
Or pound at Il. II. SENEKERS.
April ], lS70.-tf.
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HOUSE CARPENTERS & JolNERs.

Desiring TO open business in Bristol we Of
fer our services in the above business in Bris-
tol or vicinity.
We think all persons designing to build
would do well TO call on us, all kinds of work
from plain and neat to finest ornamental and
ms low as we can afford it. We can give best
References. Address
DEN STERLING & BRO,
Mar. 4-3m Marion, Smyth CO., Va.
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Mrs. Bette GalIOWaV'S.
suIEREEF's SALE.

CIRCUIT CouRT or Sullivan CouNTY, TENN.
In obedience TO an order Of sale to me. ia
sued from the Circuit Court of sullivan coun.
ly, IN the case of James l.. Price W.. Isaac
A. Nickels and others, and TO me directed,
tested the ith Monday Of March, 1870, 1 will
offer for sale, at the door OF the courthouse.
in Blountyille, to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, ON Monday the 4th day of July
1870, all the right, title, claim and interest
which the heirs Of Walter II. Nickels, now
deceased, have in and to a certain House and
LOT in tho Town Of Bristol, ON the South side
OF Main Street, in Dist. No. IL, adjoining
the lots Of VIM. l.. Martin and others, levied
on rs the property Of said Walter II. Nick
els, on the 10th day Of January, 1867, to
satisfy judgement in favor Of said James
l.. Price and against the said Walter m
Niekels, before L. d. RAIDER, Esqr., on the
25th day Of August ls66-and the costs of
the cause-this 9th day Of June, 1870
N. GREGG, Sheriff.
june lO-it.-prs, fee IS.
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In Chancery at RIouutIyIle.

BANk OF Tennessee versus Samson Richardson,
Jossoe Gott, d. n. WrNler and Others
II appearing from the allegations of the Bin that
Peter Gardner, one Of the Defendants IN said Bill
Is non resident Of the State of Tennessee; Ii Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
Tour successive weeks, In the Bristol Nelos, q pa
per published In the town Of Bristol suili.
van county, Tenn notifying said defendant TO ap-
pear at the Court House In Blountville, Tenn, on
the Third Monday In November noxt, ut a Chanoery
Court then and there to be held for sullivan county
In he first Chancery District Ia the State OF Tonnes
see, and plead, answer or demur to Complainants
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
him, and set for hearing exparte.
June Rules, ls7O.
WILLIAM MULLENNIX, AN
une SIT IBy N. J. HuL LIPS, d. c. AM
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FLOWING.
LaYinq of RO.ps.

An average horse or mule will run
of twice rs many acres in an average
days work, as there arc feet between
the rows. For example; If the rows
are two feet apart. then 4 acres per
day is tho task. If 3 feet apart, then
6 acres per day, &c. OF course the.s
will be several modifying circumstan-
ees, such as may result from the spirit
and condition Of the horse or mule,
and the quick or sluggish motion of
the plowman. aud the condition of the
land. But with an average mule or
horse, average hand. and land In ay-
ersge condition, It will be found to be
correct.
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in tic Comfy Court at BIount-
willie.


JACOB Holt ct al, VS.. Nathan De-
vault ct al.
In this cause IL appearing from the
allegations of Complainanss bill thai
defendants Isaac Dcvault, jackson
Devault and the unknown heirs Of
David Hull, are non-rcsidents of the
o.atu Oh tennessee. 1t is ordered that
publication be made for four successiwe
weeks, in the Bristol NEWS newsna-
per published i'm Bristol. Tennessee
notifying said defendants to appear bel
fore the County Court, of Sullivan
county e. 10 DC held at the Courthouse,
IN Blountvllle, on the first Monday I'm
August, 1870, then and there 10 nal, 30
defence TO said bill or the same will Inc
taken for confessed as to them a mni zoe ne
for hearing OK parte. -" '''" se'
JAS; =. RAIDER, Clerk.
Bailey, y. @. O0-'' ~ -
julyl-4w.
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hHhTi PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EM.
- FLol MINT guarantee 10 persons In every
part OF the country. suitable for Ladies' or Oentle.
men, Boys or Girls. Address
XIX CENTURY PUBLICATION 90,
Charleston. = q. .
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DIR. j. ERADFIELD'S
Fem a lie Regul at 0 / J
woman Best Friend.

Thts valuable uodicino - prsparSd for Hcsns
exclusively, and 70 be used ~ women only IL is
Aaatted especially 10 those cases whsro tho womb
is disorJercd. and Will cure any irrognlsrNy ~ Ihe
ttneuses - except In such casos require surgl-
cal operation A. these last arc worry rare lhe = h
MALR REGULATOR Ia Of almost universal nppnea.
iion. In sudden check OF tho "monthly courses
from COLD, trouble Of mind OF Ike cause, Aoth
like a charm, by restoring Tie dtsshdTge IN erery
tustdncs thus relieving the fovor, hondnche, pain
ia the back and clover stomach hushcs OF heat
abont Inc face. chilly sensations, burning Of the
oyolids, and general rcsiicssness. Taken IN uh,e'
ali these symptoms pass away immediately, with
out injury TO the constitution. Frequently, howeV-
or, the proper remedy Is not applied IN time, the
disease becomes chronic, aud the iuuudalloh lalu
for nnmberoEs evils to the constitution Of woman.
The next ''turn" comes around and thore II no
Usbovr - or perhaps the s'whites" " III appeal
There will be uneasness about the womb,
hut very little of the natural hnid escaping.
The complexion becomes sallow, bowels swollen,
sort OF greenish caste about the face constant DUH
achi pains In the head, weight III the lower SION
lch ani back, with without whites, palpithions
OF tho heart pallor, exhaustion, indigestion. 'veS
ness langOr aching across the lOinS loss OF appt
lite, pain Ia the left breast tghtness across the
chest, cough and giddiness u still allowed to 90
on groom sickness" will be fully developed the
headache become severe, with loss Of memory, d.
minished sensibilty, SICK STOMACH, dyspepsia, no
relish for food loss Of flesh. increased hutering OF
the heart, SWELLING or THE PEET, legs ard body.
and occasional splitting Of blood. The slightest a.
fort hurried breathing, almist to suhoeatlon
The skin is nably, and has n "donghy feel" This
Is sad picture, bat II Is the condition OF thousands
Of women between the ages of fifteen and forty
who are brought to the grave by ignorance, or neg
lect to take TIT proper remedy.
To all " no afflicted with any OF the symptoms
above mentioned IN connection with an irrcgulari-
~ Of the ''monthly Sickness" we earnestly say,
TAKE DR. BRADF1ELDs FEMALE REGULATOR.
few ouneeg taken, you will at once experience its
benefit, and with ltto patience you will be fully
estoaed to health.
This remedy has been extensively used for mp
ward Of twenty years by many Of the most expert
enced and successful physicians In Georgia. No
family should be without two or ihro bottles.
For sale by Dr.. JSo. BUNTING and rEPPER DRos.
Bristol, Tenn. Jan. 2l-ly