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AC»liB4 11/ITUAI,. I'aUcuiiiS Hog*. On tbo subject of feeding bogs, the American Rtuck Journal u-skes the fol lowing aogge-tiiio: “The length of time required for fat tcniDg bog* in from three 10 five mouths, dependent upon ibe feeder’s means, the breed be adopts and the at'ention be be stows upon them, as a'so (he atnouut of judgement brought to the a«s>»iance of the woik. When bug* are fitst. t'Ut up they should be in moderate condition, not confined until they are so, the food then should be soaiewbat letter to t'.iat on which they have already fed, but n t at once in too great ad 'gree. It should be improved sup by step, till the dig-s live powers are adapted for that, of the nutritious quality with which the fatten ing is to be completed : over-gorg ng U sure to cause indigestion, and the only remedy for this is abstinence. It is*s sential that pigs be feed at regular in tervals ; any animal fed regnlat ly ihrivts better than tb so fed at irregular in'er vals, and wbere tbe diet is varied and not administered to satisfy, the proce* is accompanied with pr• titablo rtsulcs. ’J be best period to fattening 'a in Au tumn ; ibeu almost every kind of food is to be bad in | It-n us wt 11 is in pei fectiou ; the weather is neither too hot nor too jold ; and the humidity gener ally prevalent at this season geo rul y acts bein tonally upon tbe skm and <i - sues, anti as it were luericates the wb de animal eoouomy. B-sides, they are ready to be slaughercd at tbe period when this can be dons with must advan tage, when the lowness of tho temper ature allows more time ar.d cons quen’- ly enables the owner to turn tbe flesh to the greatest advantage ; whereas in warm wea'Ler tbe meat must bs sal e l or pickled, eaten or disposed of imuie oiately, err it turns off and is spoiled.— TLo best kind of food for fat cuing pigs are patduntg'B on clover or lucerne, or a run iu the corufi Id immediately after tbe crcp bad been taken in. Milk or wbry mixed with corn, oats, bailey, or in connection with each other or with boiled and mashed potatoes; peas giv eo whole or crushed, or in the furta of soup and either aloDe cr mixed with po tatoes or meal; potatoes and nee ; po - tatoes and meal of any of the above Linds, or mashed potatoes and whole grain. “A small portion of salt should al ways be mioglcd in whatever food given, as it tends to stimulate tbe appetite as well as the digestive (unctions ; it will also be found advantageous occasionally to administer a little sulphur or pow dered antimony, say about once or twice a month ; there tend to purify the blood, as also to facilitate digestion and maintain tho up;cite. itmali meals uud many of them ure preferable to few aud large ones, fur swine are very apt to overeat and gorge thiiusttltea or, if any be left iu the trough to return to it by fiis and starts until it is all g ne ; in both eases Ibc diges ive functions arc impaired and the pr-cess is not fu ly ami beneficially performed. lleguUr hours of feeding should be strictly ob served ; pigs soon learn to expect their meals at certain hours; aud their stom achs being ready fur it, indigestion fol lows irregularity and prevents much benefit btmg derived from the meal w ben it does come. “In the opinion of the writer tbe most econotrical and advantageous foru. in which grain can be used is that of meal moisteued with >oui or skim-milk or water, into a kind of soup or por ridge. S'me authoii ies recommend when mixing with water tLe pro; onion of five Luanda of meal to u hundud gallons of water, tbe mixture to Lt stirred several times a day for two or three weeks, until no impels el fermen tation takes plaee, and it bee mes as cescent. In this s.ate its fattening pow ers are claimed to be greatiy increased. Says one who has persued this method in a largo way, 'The difference in prefi between feeding in this manner and giving the gri.iu whole, is very great, so great that whoever tries it ouce, will not be apt to change it lor the cumin n method. Hogs put up to fatu n, high ly fed and taking little exercise, are very liable to acidity of tbe stomach ; calca rtous matters remedy this evil and ate found iu occasional feeds of asbe*, cin der or earth which the animals champ and swallow. Too many pigs should not be fed in the same pen ; three are sufficient and they should bo near as possible of the same age.” A pleasing incident, partaking large ly of the elements of fiction, has laity tranepiitd iu Galesburgh, Illinois. A German, tamed Charles Vcchter, an in telligent laborer, was surprised when the postmaster handed him ao env lope, addressed to “Hon. Carl Von V-chtcr,” and containing a draft lor $7,000. It seems that he was, some years ago, an effietr in the Austrian service —h*J a duel with bis superior officer, in which that officer fell—and that he escaped to this country, where he took up the first honest emp.oyment, that o! a hod car rier. The letter informed him that him he fought with recovered - that a for tune bad been left him—and that the money was to defray his expenses borne I to marry “the girl be left behind him,’’ ; m the Faderland. He insieied on giy ing the let er eatrier SSOO for bringing bun the joyful news. A St Paul nigger tried to kill a col ored friend with a brick, but sad o re late, he tailed in his laudable underiak ing, and broke a s3do pane <>f g ass. lie says it would have been n o ey in his pocket if he bad missed the win dow and killed half a dozen nigget*. Chicago ships fresh oyster* to Cali fornia. after gettiug tu. in from Balti more. Those high heeled shoes the ladies wear are said to be good fertilizer* of oornstoil. They raiae them by the feet. §(tv 3\dveviisfmfnt£. 1111 q I q 5) q TO TIIE W ORKINU CLASS. -We are now prepared to furn.sh ell clauses wi'h constant employniei f *i home, die whole ot the time or for the spare moment*. Business new,- light Hi 1 prr fitahle. Persons of either Sex easilr earn from 60c. to $5 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boy* onJ girl* earn nearly as mnch as men. That all who see this notice mar send their addrs-s, and teat the business, •« m.ko this unparalleled offer: To such as are not well satisfied, we will send $1 to pay for the trouble ot wijtinir. Krill particulars, a valuable sample, which will do to commence work on, and a copy of The Peo/de's Literary Companion —one of the largest and best family newspapers published —all gent tree bv snsil. Reader if you want periuamnt, profitable work, address E C Allis k Cos., Augusta, Maine. r/i i: #; to niton We wil s« nd a I a-d*"nie p ospee. iu* of our NEW ILLC.SrRATND FA.VIY BIBLE to any hook scent frt» of cha'ce Addiehs National PcuLianilto Cos.. Thila delph'a, Penn., Ailairta, Ga., or St. Louis, Mo V GENTS WANTED—For Mow to Make the Farm Pav. A sure, sa'e and prac rickl Guide to every Farmer, .Stock Raiser Gndener and Fruit Culiurist. By this book teatlv profits mav be doubled, land increas ed n value, poor nun nrade rich, and honest labor r-warded. English and German. Ev erybody buvs it. 6o(j sold in a tew town ships. Hundreds in a single township. A gents call fiud no hotter work curing ih» fall an i wintej Farmers and their non* ran tarh make sa 100 per month. Send tor Cir cular. Address Zkiclkk, .VcCisnT k Cos, Piiiladelphia, Cnicinnatli, 0 , or aft Li ui", Mo Agcnt*!-Our Sew M*M C Tit St I-ML Family MIMMIM.M: The Most Contains more than 1,0110 Popnhtil large and authentic Hlusira- Hiid lion-*; 50,000 References, Di |«rofllS«l>l«srections for t)i c profitable of all reading ot the Scriptures, 15» oki. C’t irnnological & Genealogical Tables, Table- of Measures, Weights, Coins, etc ,« beau sful F’armly R cord and Family Allium, ere. It is pronounced by competent judges to be sup-rior to all other editices of the 7/oly Bible, for the lss of families, minis ters, stud-uts and Jihers. Our agents are having an ui p ecedent.d harv.gt. F’or Cir culars and In I pirticrrlara, a iddresa J. E. PUTTEE A CO., 614 k 111? -S»nami .St., Phil. Tiro .IWOJVIUS FREE I l-M.€l£l2 ! ! The J/ost Popular Magaiine in America. ■%OTIII\CJ fillCTlftlf iL! NOTH I Ala SLUAKIAT ! TII E LITTLE CORPORAL. Entirely Original unci Firpt-Clnss. All new pub*eriber!* foi the Little Corporal for the new year, wlir-pe imiii *s and money are pent in before the last of November, will rereive the November atul Dcceceinber Nos. of ISC9 FREE. The Little Corporal ha* a large r circulation than any olhtr juveuile magazine in the wald , aud h better worth the price thm any other mac hine published. Because ol in* immense circulation, we are enhbVd to ftirii'ah i» at the \o* price of One Dcdl ir a Year : S ngle number 12c ;or tree to miv one who wi.l try to raise a club. Reoutifu! premiums for clubs. Subscribe now Biek numbers can always be sent. Address ALFRED L. & A'WELL A CO., Publisher*, Chicago, IU. KloSiduy Journal for I*7o. ('NON f’AININU m Fury Slurv tor Christ- J m«.«, I*l* v, Pi.xs'o« uud Wonder*. It* laree pages, illustJMted. Sent free en receipt of 2 cent F'n'np for posttge ADAMS A Cos, 25 H ooiufi Id St , Ret ton. J/ tHS. or hew yowkj 1? ft f nr * The U>ider world of the Cr^w* • The 8l:»< of every 01a 44 of 80 ci* ’ t ip# sed, .4 void the Jiailroad to ii. Signal* of tbd danger arc up. More money in it for bre ageoi* than any other book. Takes three preface all the time to print fist enough. Oone a<zent took 178 oidets in ten days. 740 pices, 45 frustrations. Arioe 50. AGENTS WANTA’D. Address N. Y. COOK Cos., 145 St., N. Y. <i^Tl UN TER N GUIDA’”—The p al “o.i? 1 L inftl.” 32,000 Bold. Telia how to hunt, trap and c«i*ch ALL animals from minx to bear. $lO tannine: secrete. 64 ges well bound. Every boy needs it. lt will pav. Money refunded if not c»ti«6ed Utily 25c*. Address HUNTER & CO., Pub , Hinsdale N. H. St) MKT RING in the Star for K veryhodo, Sar iu the West, 1870. An B'pagr Uni verse list family Weekly, givinsr current sec tilai nvwß. Edited bv Rev Dr. Williamson &- J S. Ortiitwt 11. $2 60 p* r year in advance Piemiunt to new nihsiTibers. S.*nd for spec imen. Address \YILLIAA/SON & CANT WA’LL, Cin., 0. COMMON SENSt ITT tA ANTED—AGENTS. $250 fn-r month to sell tlre ot It GENUINE IMpROTFD C>M MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING J/AOIIINE Priee ou $lB. Great iudueement.'' to agents. 7'his is the rrmst popular Sewing A/achine of the day—makes the famous "Fllasiic Lo.k Siiteli’’—will do any kind of woik that can be done or any machine—loo,ooo sold and ,he demand constsutly increa.-iog. Now is ihe time to take an agenev. Send for circo l ro. tyßevtre of iuf ingers. Aildres SECOJ/B k CO , Bolton, M,se , Pittsburgh, Pa., or St. Louis, Mo. ! Spang etl Rainier.”—l still v avc-*, be ter than ever. Kioh, rare, spicy. Leilget iize. 40 cojumns. Wit I h mor, (tin, humbugs exposed. Elegant $3 steel plate,“Evangeline, M gratis tu every sub scriber. Only 75 cts. for a whole year—.tee plate Iree. Specimens 6 cts. Address BAN NER, Hinsdale, N. 11. celebrated stew siiti 1 c oit stope. THE REST Tx~ TU WO RLE. o V M fit 1 O 0,0 O O S N USE. Will do more work with the same amount of fuel than any other Store ever made. Fti'lrr. Wnrren Ac Cos., Exclusive Manufacturers, TPOY N Y AS"Descriptive pamphlets sent tree " ’ Knit-IiIN IT—KNIT Agents wanted everywhere to sell the A mericao Knitting Machine, the oniv practi cal Famiiy Knitting Machine ever invented. Price $25. Will knit 200,000 per minute.— Address American Knitting Machine Cos. Boston, J/ass., or St. Louis, Mo. The Purest, Best and Cheapest SOLD BY ALL CBOCEUS. THE MAGIC COMB will Change any co o>ed hair to t permanent Black or Brswn One Comb si nt by mail lor sl. For sale by Werchan’B a: and Druggists generally. Address J/agic Comb Cos., Springfield, Jlfiza. f _f A How I made it in six months.— 11 “r' ' iecret and sanipl. mailed bee.— A. J, Fullam N. Y. j THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO. wissraa or THE PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL, WHO HAVE LNItOnULY HKKN •eMirartlrtl MMiylttnt Honors, At Industrial Eihibinoi a in this country, so that their work is ihe acknowledged aian daid of excellence in it* department, respect fully annonnee that, with extended and per. fectrd facili iea, and by the exclusive me of recent improvements, they are now produc ing yet more perfect Otgans thau ever W-- fote, in great variety as to style and price, adapted to all public and private us->s, for D-awing Rooms, Libraries, Mu-ic Rooms, Concert Halls, Lodges, Churches, Schools, Ac., in plain and elegant cases, all of which they ate enab'ed by their unequaled facili ies for manufacture to sell at prices of interior wo, k. The reernt improvements in these Organs hsve so increased their usefulness and popu larity that they are unqu. stionably the most desirable instruments obtainable for family use, ss well as Churches, School", kc , while the prices at which they can be afforded {sso to SIOOO each) "and ipt them to the means and rrquiieinents of all classas. They are equally adapted t) secular aud sacied music, are ele gant as furniture, occupy little space, are not liable to get out of order, (not requiring tun ingonce, where a pianoforte is tuued twenty times,) are vety durable, and more easy to loam to pay upon than the pianoforte. The M. k II Organ Cos. are now se'ling Four Octave Organs for SSO each ; Five Oc tave Organs F re Stops, with two Seta of Vi brators tor $125 and other styles at propor tionate rates. For te-tirm uy to the superiority of their Organs, the Mason & Hamlin Organ Cos re specifully refer to the musical pioles-ion gen erally a m jority of the most prrminenr mu sici'tisiu theeoun'rv, with many of eminence in Europe, having given public testimony that the Mason k Hanil'n Organa excel all others. A ci'cular containing this testimony in lull will be sent free to any one desiiing it, alao a descriptive circular, containing full particu lars respecting these instruments, with correct drawiugs of the different styles and lowest prices, which are fixed and invariable. ,4d dress Tub Mason k Hamlin Oroam Cos. 6H6 Broadway, NY ; 154 Trement St Boston Without .Spectacles, Doctor cr Medicine.— Sent pos'-paid, on receipt of 10 cts. Address Dr. E. B. Footk, (author of “J/edical Com moil Sense) No. ’2O Lexington avenue, cor. Last 28th St., N. Y. A WAY with uncomfortable Trusses. Cem lort and cure lor the Ruptured. Sent post-oaid on receipt of 10 cents. Address Dr. E. B. Footk, No. 12u avenue, Xew Y’oik. OlTr. H COfjl|l»«* r Jfodtli paid to agents, aala- O 1 •*4 c O—Uv’ry or ooiiiiiiia.iun, to sell our U.itent Wlioe Wire Clothes Lines. Adurcss Huds n Rive- Wire Works, 75 Wm. St., N. Y , Cli c igo, Richmond or Memphis. 4lii«. Good linllt-r—.l/.ide from 1 gnl. of milk, without drugs. Send 25c. in i stamp and get. recipe with particulars.— Very valuable. Address N. il. Linton, Wil mington, Ohio. tat*B Ti A day.—*ttt n w articles for jirrents. Sam S? '“’A’ldt-a free. 11. lt. SHAW, Alf ed. Me. Vsk your Doctor or i>.-jggi-t lor sweet 0 ituine- lt i q tils (oil or) Quinine. M.»ui.l«cltired by S’tearus, Fair 4; Cos , Chaui ists, Now Yoik. PATENT axk Is belter man onr regular shaped Axes for these reason* : First—li cuts deeper. S'-cmid lt. don’t stick in the wood. Third—lt docs not jtr the hand. Fourth—No time is wast ed in taking the Axe out of the cut. Fifth— With the same labor you will do one-third more work lliart with regular Axes. Bel paint has nothing to do with the good quali ties of this Axe, for all our Axes are painted red. II your hardware store does not keep our goods, we will gladly answer inquiries ot till your otders direct, or give you the name of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axe". la* PPISCOTT Ali 4 KEW til.l. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sole owners of Colburn’s k Red Jacket pit’s. Ol'K y|OTTO IS, TOXL ALL, Both in quality hu«l quantify «f Good*, afl our agents will testify, being the Oldest House in the country, selling each aiticle for One Dol lar, shippii g all Goods the day the order is .received, having a large stock to select from of first-class Goods, bought expressly for fall trade; and t«» satisfy all that we aie reliable, we give below (reference by permission,) ./ordan, J/arsh & Cos.; Geo. $. Winslow &i Cos ; Bostou Silver Cos ; Lee & Shepard. T\ S.—Send for circular. Address East-, man & Kkxhall, *25 //awley Street, Boston. P. O. B.’X E. Wi; AKE COMING! r pilS (Jrcnt Original Dollttr A. t'Hl*! of Dry and Fancy Good., and will present to any person Sending us a Club, a Watch, Silk Dress, piece of Sheeting, EMtifiE OF COST. Send for catalogue of Goods and sample,— deltverrd to any address free. J S. HAWES & CO., 128 & ISO Federal St.. Boston, J/ass., P. 0 Box, C. X. B.—Samples given ou application for catalogue. Ladies Private Circular of S most use- A Ini and indispensable articles ever indent ed, address J/.daui Dcval, P. 0. Box 2438, N. Y. City. Or. Whittier, 9 Wylie St., riH.burgh, Pa., of l "nion wide reputation, treat, nl 1 veiicral ill. eases; also, seminal weaknevs, jlnpoti ;.ey, ete., the result of self-almse. Send 'i stamps for .cabal pamphlet,so pages. No matter who failed, state case. Cousultntion free. PERFECT MAN HOOD A'-s tva for young men, on the evils of Seif-Eaoervalion, with certain help for the erring aud unlortu ua'.e. <S;nt in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. ~n!gh77reight ANb ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. SocTtnvESTVBN Railroad Cos. Orric*, ) Macon, October 8, 1869. ) ON and after Sunday nigfit, October 10th, inst., this Company will run a night Freight and Accommodation Train between Macou and Eufaula, every night except Sat urday night, connecting at. Smithvil'e with Albany, and at Cuthbert with Fort Gaines ac commodation trains, as follows; Leave Macon, 8:26, p. m.; arrive at Eufaula, 11, a. m. ; Leave Eufaula, 7:18 p. ra. ; arrive at Jfacon, 9:10 a. in. Dp train for Afacon passes Dawson at 11 p. m. Down Train for Eufaula passes Dawson 6a. m. Regular mail trains run as heretofore. VIRGIL POWJPES, octl4;tf Engineer & SupVdent. •Wir mill rcr I ixi’iii tuts, Hocker Female College. LEXINGTON, KV TTio ffmt ,MCf»*ion of thin Colic#* will N'#in on Monday, Hcptemher sntli, 18<W. e4m|)l© accommo dation «, witli a larffc aua able Faculty, for over three hundred NchoUra. Term* inoderato. For particular* appl> to Robert *>fil!i«di», 1 J as. M. llocker, Propr. Mo?cs E. Bi*rd >■ OR Juo W McGarvv, ) R Graliom A M / > rc9!d*i J 8 Wilke*, Board of Advice THE ROSS Mill. iiWsi kindk of inut« riulN. Every one aeml lor circular to 11. J ACKhON, cou»ult’# en#’r,9 Spruce St. Ni TH E ALBANY LAW SCHOOL. The Conrae for each year commence* oi. \' * lat Tucaday of .September and continue* ntu< it it* The achool In thoroughly organized. It i cc* the I aiv n* a .Science, and prepare* its Mt.iMf ita for the common law practice. For circular* ap ply to ISAAC E DMT ARDS, Albany, N. Y. *l5O lu *1250 per month guaranteed Sure Day. SalarieH paid weekly to .-Igeut* every where Rolling our Patent Everlasting white wire f lothea Line. Call at, or write for particular* to the Uirard Wire Mills, 251 North Third St, Dhll. ThT HENDERSON LAND SALE. Postponement of Drawing to Correepondenrt tehee en tin Proprietor arid the Comniioioniri. Hanks andvlhers. Commission rs ap pointed hi/ act of Kentucky Legislature. Gwntlemen : I regret that lain compelled toask at you- liiinils a poitponenient of the drawing of prize* of the Henderson county, ky.. Land Sale .tltliougli n great many tickets have Is-en sold, a sufficient number have not been disposed of to justify me a sale of my property without Ins* to me, unless / bold the unsold tickets, which 1 do not iutend to «10. If von will give me until the->sth day of IV eeinlH-r. lN'r.i, 1 feel eoutident of disposing of all the tickets tiy that time. 1 am, gentlemen, very respectfully, WM. MeCI.AIX, Henderson, Ky., Aug. 24, ISO 9. Reply of Hit Commissioners, Tho undersigned, comnduioueis to man age tbe Henderson Lund Sale, regret to an nounce to the piftlic that, a sufficient, num ber of ticket* have not been disposed of to 1 justify tlie proprietor in allowing a transfer of the propwty on the Ist of September, and they have concluded to postpone the drawing until the 28th day of December, 1869. A large uumber of tickets have been add. and we entertain but little doubt that all wil, be dispssed o( by the time fixed above. We think we are acting in the interests of ticket holders in seeking to have none otheis than those who have purchas'd tickets, shato in the drawing. Should the drawing lake place now. the proprietor would he compelled, in order to save himself from lot*, to take his chance iu the drawing with the unsold tick - et*. Thi» he does not desire to do, nor do we de-ire that he should do it. The postponement is for a short time only, l and as the prosecution of the farms cannot' be SU'reuded —being rented < ut for tin- pres- \ ent 'ear, nor the rent c Heeled until the Ist of January next, it can make tin" little dif ference with those who are so fortunate as to; win » hetlier they succeed on the Ist of Sep tember or the 28ih day of December, ISO’.!. I The owner of the property \vi 1 hold no ! tickets, and we trust that those who have them will wait cheerfully for the lime fixed by us—for there will positively be no further postponement. The money atising from the fair ofiiolels )» in tbe balk, to our credit, and the owner of the properly cannot in any wav use or con trol it until afier the drawing and the trans fer of property. The increasing interest in (he schrinv, a"d the eonfiilei ce manifested throughout the country in its fairm ss, jnsli ty us in the opinion that the scheme will be cert-inly a great sai-ce-". D HANKS, Wm. 8. U 01. LOW AY, 11'. T. OKAS-*, W. 6 ELAM, GRANT GREEN, CornintsMonsrs. An opportunity is row offered for those who wire dis ip pointed in getting tickets be fore September Ist, to secure them now.— Tbe Scheme is regularly chartered by the Kentucky Leghluture, and the interests 0 f ticket holder" fully protected by lam ft ia also endorsed by Gov. 8 veusou, and (J. S. Sena tor* Davis and J/rCrcerv, and over two hun dred of the leading citizens of Kentucky.— There are 511 prizes in at l ; capital prize slsl>~ 000, and Sn a’lest prize sßo,<io; tickets only $5,00. Secure them of your nearest club agent, or of either of the following author ized financial agents, who will also furnish circulars. Send money at their risk ot.lv by express (prepaid) P, 0. order, registeied le - - tcr, or bank draft. x OK NTS. L II I.ynr, Otsli’r /•firmer* Rank, Hem Ky.;K It Alcxawlor, r’ommercial ILmk, • vill«\ Ky.; .’olin C l.ath.-mi, l*rc*i«li‘nt Bank, iloji kiiiHvilU*, Ky.j.lL Dallam, CminiM-rcinl Hank, Paducali, Ky.: H (• 7’lunnuf*, (’as!ih - r, la*\in#t«m ky. * W B Tyler, ('.tsh’r Deposit Bk., Owens boro, Ky. WA M T C H **ll 8 K UVIC E “I* I C U AFLOAT in tin’ .Sninter* ami Alabama by .Mnnral Knpliael Semme*. :{o,oUeop ie* *4*bl dnrinjr the First four month*. It i* a most graphie and thrilling description of the adven ture* of this commander ami Ins comrade*, writ ten by .Veinme* himself, and everybody takes it without solicitation, no matter what tlieir politic*, will furnish the name* of over 125 a#ent* who have made upwards of S:WM> per month net, with this lM>ok. .Void only by snliseriptiou, and exelu ■ive territory #iveu to #ood agents. Addres* F. I. DIBBLE A CO., 208 Main .S’t., Louisville, Ky. WBBigBBBBE fflW wa jm-*^ggy £>SS. WlfliTTTfft It. \ REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE as diplomu at office will show, has been longer engaged iu the treatment ot Venereal, Sexual and Private Diseases, than any other pliisic’an iu St. Louis. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Or bhilisllernia, and rupture ; all Urinary Die ear's and Srphililic nr Mercurial Affliction* of the throat. Skin or Hones, are treaicd with unparalleled success. Spermatorijjiea, Scjtal debility and Jmpo.. lency as ihe result of self-abu-e io vouth, sex ual excess in mature years, or other causes, and whioh produce some of the following ef fects, as nocturnal emissions, blotches, debil ity, di.rine.se, dimness of right, confusion of ideas, evil forbodinys, aversion if society of females, idts of memory and sexual power, and renderiny marriage improper , are p«r nianentlv cured. Dr. Whitaker publishes a MEDICAL PAM- P LET relating to veneral diseases and the disastrous and varied consequences of self abuse, that will bo sent to any address in a sealed envelop for two stamps. Many phy sicians intioduee patients to the doctor after reading his medical pamphlet. Communica tion confidential. A friendly talk will cost vou nothing. Office central, yet retired No. 017 St. Charles st., St I.nni«, Mo. Bouts, 9a m to 7 p. m. Sundays 12 to 2 p in. II stU'filetßiSGsi &. Sparks IN tendering their services again to their planting Inenda as Warehou-e and Com mission Merchan's, deem it wholly unneces sary to make promises as to their willingness and ability to oerve them faithfully and ad vantageously. Their long expedience and the large pat ronage which has ever been extended the house is proof conclusive that they de,-»tve the confidence of the planting roinuiunii.v aud ty prompt aud honest attention to their interest, they intend to nieiit in the futun the patronage so liberally given them iu the past. ORDERS FOR SUPPLIES promptly filled at lowest market prices, and the usual facilities extended to those who iu trust their business with us. 0. G. SPARPS, sep2;3m T. H Jr. Go to Solomon’s Saloon for Fresh Fish and Oysters. GhEAT Southern Preparations! Tubs* Kemediea are the result <tl maiiv rears ot laborious studr, and a long bedside experience in tlie Snulh aud West, and fioir the golden opinions they have won frmi h med.cal profe-sion, ih-- p e*s and the public, and the unprecedented demand aid urnver tal satisfaction given, they have immediately been" e the STAXDAKD MEDICIN'S OF THE AG F. Being prepared by the tuediral-proies-ton, and divested of all seciecv, pliysici .ns in all direc inns are pre'cribiug th in in th ir prac iice wiih ihe must *a iafaelory results. The editor of ibe Columbus (Miss.) Senti nel sa vs : “We have had occasion to use several of ;he ‘Great Sou 1 hern Preparations,’ in our family, and in every instance they ga7e eu lire ratisfaciion.” The aVempbU Daily Appeal says: The superiority of tire “Great Southern Preparations” is acknowledged by all who haee tested them, and we cheerfully recoin mend them to our Irieuds throughout the country. The Memphis Public Ledger errs : The “Gteat Southern /’reparatiens are pre pared and offered by staunch /Tiyslcians of our city whom we know ; their remedies give satisfaction, and we cheerlally recommend them as No 1 Family Medicines. The Brandon (Miss.) Republican savs : The "Great Hotnhern Pieparations” are prepared by eminent physicians aud sell well in our midst. YOUR SICK WIFE. is rapidly sinking 10 an early gravo. Iler ■ eyes arc growing dim and her cheeks becom ing pale ; her p< -sonal charms are fading, and she is less talkative; her wholr frame is feeble, emaciated and neivom ; the least exercise causes sho't bfeathiug and a palpitating heart ; she has no appetite, her head aches, her feet and hands are constaut lv cold, she is restless, nervous and cross and everything fails to give relief. Do you know what’s the nialter with yonr WIFE OH DAUGHTER who is thus "fflictvd* Ask her if she is tiub led with any complaint peculiar to her sex. Aak her if she is troubled wi'h painful, sup pressed or irregular .Vonihly Periods ; if she lias Leucorrl oei, or Whites, Chlorosis, or Green Sickness, F’tiling of the Womb, Ulcer ation of tbo Womb, or any of those and s<-a*es produced bv an irregular action ot the womb ! NGI.ISiJ FKM \ 1.10 BITTKKS will immediately arouse and restore h«r to health. Pliy-icians ail over ‘lie country are delight ed wi h its effects. We hold hundreds of letters similar to the followin■> : [Extract from tie Macon (Mis--.) Beacon :] From the unprecedents sale and demand for the “English Female But. rs” here, and the entire satisfaction given, »e eamesili ncommend iliem to all of our lady friends- Mr. F. 0. 2>’incl >ir, of D K ilb, Mis ~ ravs : Three of our physicians are u.-ing you remedies'in ' hcirjpract.ioe, one of «hoji there is no Uterine tonic equal tb y-.u English F. male Bitters. Messrs. Carpenter & Cos., of H .z'ehu st, J/iap., J/irch, IB6S, says : The sale of'our English Female Eitters is wonderful. Send 'wo doz>n br expres". Kison & Neal, of Huntsville, Ala., say : Plea-e lorwmd fax- express, six dozen En - gli h Female Bitter a. Tht s-- Bitters are beautifully put up i. l.irge bot les, at $2.50 per bottle, or three bo.lies tor $6.00 ; or.c buttle Lsting two wetk-. Sent to all parts of the coun'rv on receipt ot pi ice ; also, tor sale fav druggists. J. P. Dhomcjcl.f. ,fc Cos , Prop’rs., Memphis, Ti-nn. By cleansing the stomach, arousing th. liver, carrying off "II ihe bilious m for, anil acting "H a powt-iful anti-peiindu-, the KI N G (. F (l fi JLL s , at. one dollar per Bottle,'is to-day the l.oast ed physician-’ cniiibiimtion for the cute <1 all forma ot Chills arid I‘\ ver, Ncralci*, pain and aching o! the Buies eml Join s,’ Sun J’ltin, and all those cotnplaima of a malari ous fig n. It. never eff cts ihe ».ead, cars, or n rv.-s. can be administeied to infants, and is supe rior to quinine for these dis aser. FAR.)/KRS AND I> LANTER S all over the country are buying the King o! Chills for family use, and all are f!i wi Ij if* effects. It you do not wish you chils to return, this is the remedv. I is pre pared by physicians who have much e.xpoii ence iu tha treatment of malarious dis use-, and, as ibis icmedt n* ver fails in private p>ac* tice, it is conlidcu ially reconuiK’udtd ms a a Mtdiidurd prepaMßion. btxtles SI.OO, or six bottles for $5 Sold by all dru-jgisis. ISavc Von a L*e Jmyjfdalin /*ectoral. Have you any disease of the Limits f - l'*e Amyodalin Doctoral. Have you /’leurnsy or Bronchitis < „ l tio l’ectoral. Have you ( roup or Hooping fouph > , I'sc .VniyjMaiin Pectoral. The prettiest aud Ix’st Cough Syrup „„ , IVctorul. Hie mother's cheap Coujfh Syrup .. . 71ie ( hildren’s Favorite Is Por family u«e, a?? a powerful expectoruu< ea-i: g pain aud er.cour-ging sfaep, it has ho arual. I’ l ice, *I.OO. Sold by all druggi-ts. sntf, tit.it .f/./.j ; Y’ou need ri >t grunt anv longer. Y'ou cun he ented right aw*y. Your Kidneys and Bladder have been aunoving roil long euougU DROMGGOLE .f CO' $ K\t. BeaibH-rj & ifiichu will cure yon of all that euffiriug. It will relieve you of U. inary d.-posils, frequent d.- sjte and inabiliiy to Urinate, Gravel, Gout, Dropsy, pain in tlie Back, effect* ot Habits of Dissipation or eaily abuse. Adapted to old or voung, male or female. Price, $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. Sent to all parts of the country on receipt of price; also, for sale by druggists, IMPURE BLOOD REQUIRED "TIE TJSK OF OUtt CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH, which put ities the Uiood, cures Scrofulu, rskin Diseases, Gla: duiar swellings, Hvpbtlilio sf lections, old Ulcers and Sores, Boils, etc. The MONARCH is composed of Si'tllingia, Saisnparilia and lodide ol Potash, which ur<' acknowledged the woild over to be the be.t Blood Purifiers ever known. Price, large but les, SI 50. J. I’. DROMGOOLE k CO., PropVe, oci7:3in Memphis, Term. For sale by Janes At Loyless. Dawson (}«. THE TOMLINSON QtMARcST CO Manufacturers of FINE CARRS ACES, 2«0 Elrojtel way, Sew York . Are nnnufaoturing extensively ev ery style ts Carriago, Buggy, and Wagon suitable for the South, fi om the finest Landau and Phaeton down to the Velocipede. Mr. W. Woodruff, of Griffi->, Ga.. well known throughout the South as 'he originator of the eel< bruted JJugoy called “The Wnid tff C itenrd,” t-dd “The Wool off Plantation Wag in, aud associated with us in N. Y , where v*e will always k<ep a good stock of these Buggies and Wag .is on hand, which ! are said to be superior to almost any I made in America. If you want any kind of a Vehicle,! good warranted work, send your or ders directly to this House, or through j bny of cur Agents, s-nd they will have I prompt attention Illustrated circulars I will be sent to any person who will write for them. May 6 ly IBSB. FILL TUII. 1869. W. MI. PEEPLEf, DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY COOD 8 Mt Mt KS S 000 MIS, JT.M AT Mi. EM2 JTOTMftjrs, LADIES’ CLOAKS, BOOTS AND SH OES, HAT, CLOTHING. HAROWARE. ETC,, ETC,, [ Tc a have selected for our market a stock of FIRST CLASS G00n« and while Ido not profess to sell cheaper than any one else, I propc* * U j infeniMn sell, as cheap as can be afforded, the class of goods I deal in /. no shoddy stock, but b 1 bo J SUBSTANTIAL, DURABLE GOOIDg. :Pl £tock if Copiplete, cal! and ?ee for lolirfellej, at my new place of business under the IHLL. s-pt.ut— 3.. w. M. PEEPLES. I BAWBOJf MANUFACTURERS OF RAILROAD CARS, sHgrsfti' Kettles, fa en B‘S IJ ", r “Tio32s;is W«lea» Wheels, Nh:>fling[ «62<il 2 3 esi3ejs, Eron csss?? Ela’cjss €’;»iktisass, ifISSB Work of t'rcry Uesersptiou, Dressed LiKnEfci 1 , etc., efe. O 1 f'tce Lon, D-ass and fVprcr | ureha.sed at. the highest markst prise. A I orders promptly attend and to. 0, 0. NELSON, Pres't, - - H. ATKINSON, Suof. Dyw.*.in, (*■•., September o,lf 'KFEuTAJ'T KBTICS T 0 PLANTBS 4.11) AB*3-< WHO WSVII TO 151 V FALL m WINTER BOBOS! consists of all good* needed hv the people of Ro*tli«i* „ :l ) , r? rR '*’ “ n u ~rJ C ,,S " re Ml,-h *’ to P'*' satisfaction. We are d.,-'mined le «!l " *! , e '[ > . r ' Wr eT,r < * r,np ' tt-i-Ving that *nnll nr "fin an* quick eilen will hi a; planted by our numerous cuslomcra and friend*. We deal in FAMILY GROCERIES, STAPLE GOODS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS £ SHOiS, HATS < CLOTHING, HARDWARE, &C. f &C. f Afl* WE slitter onr-elves with tho belief that you will save money bv ejitming oar ibwk *• re puichaaing elsewhere. S „ l3 o ;3 „. J - W ' ROBERTS & CO. MWSSN CHEAP JEW STORE. Eli) Tv U TT’N'IC.R, ASSISTED B T i «T» W. Johnston & Green 13. Thompson AT BALDWIN’S OLD STAND,' .YOUTH COItJYEIt, B’JEST SBitE PVOLtV BQVJ& S Tfiß sure you know where we tire, as we have been very particular in wujjlectinw our goods, stn h as will please the people of Southwest Georg ll and you buy before calling on us, you will forever regret it. OTJIR, FALL STOCK IS new c tnplofe, ar.d consists of just such goods as is wanted by all We intend to be able to sell oor customers Staple Goods, Dress Good , V hi’e Goods, Fancy finods, Yankee Notions, Ha'S, Boots aed Shoes, Clothing. Hardware, H <llnw Wire, Woolen Ware, Family Groceries, &c., Sic., CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN DAWSON JKVV JOHNSON returns his thanks for the extensive patronage htreiotorc received from a generous public, and asks that his old p* ,roß 1 many new ones call and see what an American JEW c®° 'I O or , (I)e r'i Our Mr. Thompson is only HALF JEW, stilt he has fallen into habits of selling cheap goods, aud persists jfl so doing. Com* »l°°g •*. | do you good. Seyt. l°t 0
