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The Faoiflo Rural Press believes that tho granges on tho con at are the most flourishing in the order, and a similar claim is put forward by organs of the* order in the South, the Missouri state gran go, which ifl to. meet in Ootobor, of ball rent and other expenses attending the transaction, if Sodalia be accepted as the place of meet ing. There is talk of organising a former's savings bank in Bowling Green, Pike county, No./ with a capital stock of $50,000. Tho formors are to take $30, 000 of the stock and elect o majority of tho dii-ectoAV* U' i &avoy ' Grange, C52, Champaign county^ Ills., has resolved that. Savoy grange looks with distrust, and most emphatically disapproves of the course taken by some of tho granges in send ing delegates to political nominating conventions. Bourbon Grango, Mo., resolved that " to carry out fully tho objeot and de sigu of our order, we should have es tablished a .banking institution at our center of trade, ami behoving it should bo in siicccssful operation, we oak the co-operation of all tho granges iu tho state. Muoh depends on the master in the grange. He. should ba a ^ progressive, rending, thinking, active man. Ho should lead as on officer, and hove his suggestion matured and sound, and then ho will havo tho eonfidenso of the members. Lot the masters wake up to the importance of their position, and be prepared for any emergency.? Southern Agrioul, In disoussing the finnnoia} question at a grango picnic, at Old Shownee Mis sion, Kansas, Mr. Alfred' Taylor, of Gardner said there would be a financial' panic every ten years, as tho result' of the disproportion between the natural increase of wealth from labor and indus try and the high rate of interest fixed upon money. No people could afford to pay more than 8J to 4 per cent, per Tint>Tim. ?-? The Patrons of Husbandry in Ohio have availed themselves of tho general corporation lows of the state, and stand on the records*is n regularly incorpora ted body^VTh'o Ohio State Grange of tho Patrons of Husbandry, for tho pro motion of agriculture and tho mutual benefit of- those engaged in tho purchase and nalo of stock; commodities and articles pertaining thereto, including household luxuries," This places the State Order on tho business footing of other corporate bodies. Daniel W. Adonis* Master of the No tional Grange, toys: "The history of tho world and its present condition has established this fact?that all countries are poor which export crude, raw mate rial, and import tho manufactured nrti- j cle; and tho tendenay of the people in oil t he time towards a condition of do* j pondence. To thin there have been no exceptions, and wo would / d.o well, to 'hoed the warning and escape tho doom.' Where the groat industries?agricul ture) and manufactures?are equally de veloped, tho general prosperity is as uurod.g . 4 U \* ? Jj> J. P.,- in tho Arkansas Grange, says: "This is what wo do at Oakland Grange, Faulkner county, Ark., in case Of sick ne as: One of our member a had SO muoh sickness hi his family that he could not get his cotton picked, the proceeds of whioh he sadly needed. 'So, as grangers Bhould do, we turned out and assisted in 'getting it oat.' When the spring eame he and some of his family were still sick, und, es before, we turned out and prepared the gronnd for planting and planted his oottou and some of his corn. Wo -worked with a will. This is the way to assist each other, and shew to the world that wo appreciate the ben efits of the order, and., will assist eaoh othor when necessary through lifo." The^patrous" in some portions of Now York have adopted the plan of keeping a blackboard always in readiness at their meetings, on which ore entered, by the members as they come in, stook and other property for sale or exchange, stook strayed or stolen, and snch other information as they desire to bring be fore the members. This is said to work admirably, and many sales and . other transactions grow out of this mode of advertising. As meetiugs are generally hold in Rohool-hoiiRos, it- is easy to make this plan avail ablo, and we advise its general adoption. Mony of the secre taries in the subordinate granges in Kentucky keep two books in one of which tho members record what thoy' have to sell, and in tho other articles they wish to .purchase. Dr. A. O. Stevenson, at a grange picnic in Hendricks county, Indiana, said :' ; " Still there is muoh to be done. If yon do not accomplish all at once, be patient. Perfect your order; and havo many things to right in it; it is not human to be perfect. The greatest trouble with you, probably, is that yon havo grown too fast. You are like some numerous family; you hove more chil dren than you havo house room for, and some of them have to be bedded under it instead of upon it. To those who objeot to granges let me soy, do not nt and idly by and mako ugly faces at thoBO who are trying to do something. There ore no persons who accomplish so little ou those who find fault with everything and do nothing themselves. 'Seme othor way would have been bet ter.' If so, point it out and be doing it, and do not mouth and complain and find fault until the country goes to ruin, and yon with it." The,granges are. making groat hoad way in Virginia, and it gives us pleasure to record tho fact, for wo deem it to be the forerunner of prosperity to the farmers of our State. We do not look t itbo great interest of Virginia, but beliovo that to our farmers, who are in telligent men, it will prove a protection against monopoly and extortion, and at the wrme time bo of great service in the interchange of ideas and practical expe rience, thus doing more in a year to ad vance the interest of ngrioulture than could otherwise bo accomplished in ten. As a social club, the grange presonts tho vory best possible form that can bo found, for there is the hollowed influ ence of woman, and uhoievor woman is, her benign ir.flnenoe tends to elevate and advance man's moral bhoraoter; in other sooieties whom women oro exolu upon this ?posed ded, wo may find pleasure, profit, and enjoyment, but hero, we find elevation for oar morals and manners, as well as protection for our prosperity and the advancement of husbands. We were doubtful at first of the propriety of ad mitting ladies to the granges, but, of tor mature deliberation, have concluded that as many of our ladies are deeply interested in farming pursuits?in fact, we can point to instances ? where ladies are excellent and most successful farm ers ; in many brauchen of the farm the hand of woman is ^dispensable; then if the grange is to benefit the farmer, why should women be excluded ? is the nat ural question that arises; if her hus band, father, brother or friend 'is to be bone fitted by going into the grange, why exclude her who is to be mneh in terested in all that concerns their wel fare! Her quick wit can often solve problemtj that men can not so easily see into; henee her neee?oity in the grange, and, above all, her moral influence aanotifies the grange, and makes it as the hearthstone or the altar.? Virginia Jfire/tide. A Physician who Hravkv Hi&ihkijf.? If a railroad director wore lashed- to overy locomotive, there wonld be:fewer railroad aculdenw. and if doctors bad to take their own pliy/io before ad minir terhm it to their patients, fewer people would be poisoned. Dr. Joseph Walker, of California, took this course when ho first compounded the famous Vinegar Bitters which now rank as an inestim able household remedy in all parts of the United States. He healed himself with this speeifio before be offered it to the world. He introduced it with a simplo statement of the manner in. which he had dfscovorbd its vegetable ingredi ents and then cured, while wandering, sick ahd poor, among the California tribes. He stated what the preparation had done for himself and a few sufferers from dyspepsia, biliousness, rheuma tism, lung diseases, and many other prevalent disorders, believed him, tried the new restorative and were more than satisfied with the result3. In this way the sale of the Vinegar Bitters began, and we mention the fact as an evidenoe that in this age of intelligence and in quiry, nothing that is really valuable to mankind can prove a pecuniary failure ?even though it may lack' the. help of capital, and nave to fight its way against powerful opposing interests. Within two or tbroo months after its introduc tion, tho article became self-supporting, and it now yields a magnificent annual revenue. __ Liver Complaint. By Dr. R. V. Pierce, MY D., of tho World's DiBponsary, Buffalo, N. Y. A healthy lirer Boorotos each day about two and a half p9unds of b le, which contains a groat amount of waste- material taken from tho blood. Wbeu tho liver bocomes torpid or oongoatod, it fails to eliminate, this vast amount of uoxIoub Bubstanco, wbiob, therefore, re mains to poison th** blood, and bo convoyed to every pars of the system. What must tho con dition of tho. blood when it in receiving and re taining each day two and a half pounds of poison ? Nature tries to work off thin poison '.through othor channels and organB?tho kid neys, lungs; ?kin, etc., but theeo organs be coms overtaxed in performing thin labor in addition to their natural functions, and cannot long withstand the pressure, but hecomo vari ously diseased. The brain' which is tho great electrical oefir tro of all vitality, hi unduly stimulatoU by the unhealthy blood, which passes to It from the heart and it fails to perform its office health fully. Henoo tho symptoms of bile -poisoning. BYMPTOM8 of IJVEB COMFULTNT and bo UK of THE diseases rBODUCED BY IT, A sallow or yellow color of the skin, or yel lowish-brown spots on the face and other parts; dullness and drowsiness, with frequent head ache, dizziness, bitter or bad taste in the mouth, drynoas of the throat, and internal heat; palpitation of tho heart, in many oases a dry, teasing cough, with sore throat; un steady appetite, nour stomach, with a raising of tho feod, and a choking sensation in tho throat, sioknosn and vomiting, distress, heavi ness, or a bloated and full fooling about tho stomach and aldoa, which is often attonded with pain and tondoraess; aggravating pains in tho sides, back or breast, and about the shoulders; colic, pain, und soreness through the bowels, with boat; oonsUpation of the' bowola, alternating with frequent attacks of diarrhwa; pile.*, flatulence, nervousuess, cold ness of the extremities: rush of blood to tho head, with symptoms of apoploxy; numbness of the limbs, especially at night: cold chills, alternating with hot (lashes, with dnllnosu. low spirits. miHOciabitity, and gloomy forebodings. The blood iteolf being diseased, as it forms the sweat upon the surface of tho skin, it is bo Irritating and poise nous that It produces dis colored brown spots, pimples, blotches, and other eruptions, sores, biles, carbuncles and scrofulous tumors. Only a few of tho above Symptoms will bo likoly to bo present in any cosq at one time. rational and successful TBEA1MEWT. A large variety of diseased conditions are Sreduced by liver complaint. By curing the isoase of lue liver wo remove the cause, and thereby, radically cure, not only tho liver com plaint, but also the various other diseased con ditions produced by it. It is generally the custom to take strong livor stimulants for tho liver complaint, and both the mineral and vegetable kingdoms have been diligently searched to procure the mast drastic and poisonous purgatives, in order to produce a powerful effect upon the livor, and rouso tho lagging and enfeebled organ. These modiCinoB are given freely and in large doses, which keep .tho liver in an excited condition while under their influence. This system of treatment Is on the samo principle as that of, giving a weak and debilitated man large por tions of brandy to suable him to dc a certain amount of work. Every Intelligent person can readily see, or Imagine, the condition tko roan would bo in when tho work waa done and tho brandy withheld; and it la Just so with the liver. When tho Btimulant ia withhold, the organ rapidly relapses into a more torpid or sluggish and woakenod condition than before. What, then, is wanted? Evidently medicines, that, while they arouse the liver to net ion, will do it, not by an irritating and stimulating ef fect, is Ib produced by a dose of great, ropul slvo, Blokening, drastio pills, calomel, blue mosB, mandrake, or podophyllln, but by a tonic invigorating and strengthening Influence upon that organ. Medicines are wanted that, while they causo tho bile to flow fieely from the liver, as that organ Ib toned into action, will not overwork and thus debilitate it, but will, when their use is discontinued, leave tho liver strengthened and healthy. Buch medicines I am happy to havo been able to discover and introduce to tho afflicted for their relief and cure. As a remedy for all tho various mani festations of disease resulting from " Livor Complaint," an it Ib usually termed, and as a blood purifier Dr. Pieroe'e Golden Medical Dis covery Is positively unequalod. By it the liver and stomach aro changed to on active, healthy* Btate, the appetite regulated and restored, the blood aud secretions thoroughly purified and enriohod, and the whole system renovated and built up anew, f? Its action ia mild, yet positive and lasting. It does not simply palliate tho disoose and relievo it for tho timo being, but it produce ie radical and laslitig benr?l* Thore are, however, somo poculiar oonsUtu tions on which the Discovery will not prove sufficiently laxative to nnclog the bowels, and instead of tak-'ng it in larger dosos than two teospoonfuls four times a day, if that quantity doos not move the bawels twice in twenty-four hours, take from one to three of Dr. Pioroe'b Pleasant Purgative pejleta each day, or just sufficient to produce the desired, relaxation, which should fall short of a cathartic effect. In fact, the combined nse of tho Pollois and the Dlecovory from tho first in the mild dosos which I recommend, will bo found most effec tive in arousing tho aecrotlon of the liver, wid subdulngeongestton andinflammation of that organ. Do not uio any other laxative or ca tbartlo with tho Discovery, as none other is 00 woll calculated to work in harmony with and assist tho Discovery In its congenial oporation. Othor cathartics will frequently counteract and interfere with, or ueutrallzo the power and good effocts of tho Discovery; they should not therefore be usod. Theso little Purgaitvo Pellets, or- Sugar-Coated, Boot and Herbei Juice, Ami-bilious Granules,. on the other hand, are so compounded an to harmonize with and assist tho Discovery. Discovery and rollet? are sold by druggists the world over. a ctjhe OF liver di8ea8e. Rube, Tox., May io, 1873. Dr. B. V. Pierce?Dear ?ir: My wife last year at this time waa confined to her bod with chronic Liver disease. I had one of tho host doctors to see her, and he gave horny) to die, when I came npon some of your medicine. I bought one bottle, and commenced using it. She then weighed 82 pounds, now ehe weighs 140 pounds, and is robuet ana hearty. She has taken eight bottloe in all, ao you see I tun an advocato for your modielues. WM. MEAZEL. a wonder to SSnsELF. ? Tanktown, Delaware Co., Oy March 20, '.74. To Dr. R. V.-Pierce?Your Discovery needs only a fair trial, and it will do all you recom mend it to do. and more too. When I-was 15 I caught cold, and for 28 years I have been a perfect wreck of disease, and all the modlchics and doctors' bills have run np at times to (200 and $800, and never any better, bat worse, when I gave np all hopes last spring of living the summer through. I received one of your Account Books, and told my husband, after reading it, that it was too late to try f eh ther, but ho. said it was never too late, He went and bought two bottles, and I found it was helping me very muoh. Since 1841 L v,-no troubled with catarrh and sore throat, and was almost entirely deaf in ono ear; and my voice was as dull as could be. Tbero was constant pain in my head. Now my head is as sonnd as a dollar, my voice Is clear, and I have used ten bottles of your Discovery. It baa eared me of catarrh, sore throat, heart disease, spine affection, and torpid liver. My liver was vory bad. My skin was rough. When I put my hand on my body it was like fish scales. Now it is smooth and eof t as a child's In conclu sion, I will say I have been well for throo months. I am a wonder to myself and friends, This is but an imperfect statement; half haa not been told. Yours with respect, HESTER LACKEY. bead toe VOLLOWIKO feom Tim noted 8cout, "BUttrALO bill," Holland House, Bockford, 111., April 00, '71. Dr. It. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.?Sir: I have now taken four bottles of your Golden Medical Discovery in con nee I i on with your Pol lots, and must say that nothing I havo ever taken for my liver has dono mo bo much good. I fool liko a new man. Thanks to your won derful medicine;". W. P. CODY, ("Buffalo Bill.") Mrs. J. B. Cutler, Bath, Mo., says: My oldest daughter was Hick for throe years with liver complaint and dyspepsia, and your Dis covery cured her. Did space permit I could idve hundreds of testimonials from t boso cured of liver disease by my Discovery and Pleasant Purgativo Toi lets. _._ ?No doubt Miss Jones, of Norris town, Pa., would havo dreamed of see ing ber future husband after placing a piece of -wedding oako under her pillow the other night if she hadn't eaten two plates of ice cream, a pint of strawber ries and a couple of large pickles before going to sleep. She prefers remaining single than to marry the man she saw. Good articles are. always oheapeat in tho end. This la cdiiudaily ilio canu ul?< invpor collars, as the Elxnwood will wear longer '.hau any other*, and look well all the time. Go to Rivorsido Water Cure,'Hamilton, 111 The Grand Revolution n Meeioal T&katxxnt, which was commuiMd 1? I860, la stul In progress. Nothing can stop It, for It is founded on tho principle, now universally acknowledges, that physical vigor*Is the most formidable ant&gon lat or all human ailments, and experience haa ?hovra that Pulhtatioh Bmsu la a peerless invlgorant, aa well aa the best possible aafegnard against' eel do ml 0 diseases ? THE MARKETS. MEMPHIS. Floor is dull and unchanged. Com qniet, nominally 80@8tc. Oats 660, to arrive. Mess pork dull and unchanged. Lard higher at 15>f ltVd e. Bacon higher ; shoulders 10@10>/c ? cloar rib 13K@I3%o; clear 13Kc L.ouisvili4k. Flour qniot and unchanged ; family $I?.2?@ 5.75 ; fancy $7.70@7.75. Whoat quiet and un changed; rod 95(31 ; amber $1.05@1I6 ; whlto $1.10<S>1.15. Corn firm ; white 80@82o 1 mixed 72o. Oats firm at 45@50o. Hyo 80c Mess pork $24. Bacon?shoulders oj^lOo; clear rib 1S%(313>?; clear lSjKc. Bulk meats firm ; clear rib 12#@12??o. Lard lG^t?lCitfc. Whisky OGo. _ CINCINNATI. Wheat steady; red $1.03<?105; white $1.15 <5i)l.30. Corn firmor at 54@CCc. Oats firmer at 44@49o. Bye 80c. Mesa pork quiet and unchanged at $24. Lard firm; summer i3%@ 11c; kettle Bulk moats quiet and un changed; Bhonldera 8$fo; clear rib lla^@ 12}xc. Bacon quiet and unchanged ; thoul dorB 0>?o; clear rib 12@13J.fc. Whisky?de mand good at full prices, 06c, -v NASHVHjLIC. Cotton Is steady with a mo dorn to demand at 14%(315Ko. Flour is quiet and unchanged at $4.60(36.50. Corn is steady with a roodor uto demand at 00@05o. Oats are dull and drooping at G0@C5c. Lard 15W@16o. Be?ion? shouldera 10>?@llc;clear rib side's lS^&}dl)ic: clear sides 13%(314o. Hams ? sugar cured IGo. all packed. WhiBky, demand fair and market firm $1.01. NEW YORK. Flour firmer; enporfino western and- stato $1.25(35.65 ; oxtra Ohio $5 85@7.00; St. Louis $5.05(39.05. Whoat firmer; No. 2 spring $1.25>?. Bye quiet at 00o@$l.05. Corn dull and heavy and lowor at 79(380o. Oats 'lower at 60(365o for old; 66<5>G9o for now. ' Meso pork dull and hoavy; new mesB $28.75 j mld-r dies quiet. Lard heavy; prime a team 14o. WhiBky is steady at $1.02. NEW OIlliEANS. Flour dull and lower; XXX $5.00(^0.00; choice, $G,25@7.00. Corn firm; yollow mixed 82#@85o; white mixed 89<393c. Oats qniet at 74@78c. Bran dull at 75o. Hay dull; prlmo $24. Mess pork quiet and firm at $25. Ba con in good domand and firmor. Shoulders. 10)j'o; clear rib, 185?(?>18>fc. Sugar-cured hams, 10>?(3l7}?c, Lard is reported firm and scarce. Tierces, ltSkysi?^o { keg, 16a, Sugar in fair demand, ruily fair, v} jr.-, \) -\r. Mo lasses?Inferior oistem bottom, 55o, Whisky dull. Louisiana. 08c; Cincinnati, $li02)?@ 1.85. Coffeo qmet. Ordinary to prime, 18K @22Kc , Corn meal dull at $4. COTTON MARKETS. New York.?Cotton market quiet, nomi nally 17? 17Jtfo. New Orleans.?Cotton market?demand stronger. Medium and better grades aro stiffor; quotations partially advanced IKo. Good ordinary to strict good ordinary 15o| low mtldnllngs to f triot low middlings \b%@Hk>; niddllngs to strlot middlings, lG%o. Cincinnati.?Cotton market quiet and un changed, lG%e. Louisvili.k.?Cotton markot qntet and un changed, 16J .,'n : ijMEMriiis.?Cotton markot steady, mid dllngB 10>*c. The Kictdtea? Boro?!? Club, of Now Tor*, roctutly cliangod th-vtr discussions from Woman's auffra? to Hair preparations and Flmplo -Banlsh cra. They declared thai where narare bad not en dowed them with beauty, it was their right?yea, their doty?to seek it whore they could. Bo they all voted that Magnolia palm overcame SaUowness, Bough Skin and Elngmarka, and gavo the complex* ion a most ditti*due (Soroslac) and marble-like ap pearance (dangerous to men, no doubt); and that. Lyon? Kachalron made the hair grow thick, soft and awful pretty, and moreover prevented i* from turning gray. If tho proprietors-Of these article* did not send th* slaters an invoice, they aro not ?mart. ._ Hot Quito no Fast, Mr. Jone?!?A horse doc tor In Philadelphia was caught changing the celebrated Mexican Mustang liniment Into other bottles, and using it as his own recipe. .Honesty la always the boat policy. These medicine men like to fellow up auch fellows. Zt cured the lame hone all the same; but it damaged tue Doctor's reputa tion, and benefited the proprietor In proportion. We nave hoard of so many Bhe,umaue persons and lame horsee being Cured by the Mustang Liniment that wo advise evory bonsciooper.dlvctryman and planter to Invest In a 60 ot. or a $1.00 bottle, against accident. Do ware or counterfeits. It la wrapped in a steel engraving, signed " O. W. Weetbrcok, Chemist," 01'* DAILY to agents. U. It. Miller; Newark, N.J. Money Making Kuploynient. Kcst ever offered. Address M. ?. LOVKLL, Krle, Pa. AQKNTH WANT KD?Men nud womon' 03? a week or ItOO forfeited. The teeret free. 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HI. patient* are being treated by mall or rxpreia enrjwhere. Ko matter who failed, call or write. From the great num ber of eiipllcaUon* he U enabled to keep hie thargea ><>?? HO pages, glrlag fail irmptoma, for two lUnps. MARRIAGE GUIDE, Tf? raget, a popular book which ahonld be read by rvtry. tipdy. No married pMr, or persona contemplating car. -."tiXu!1"'".'1 ,<*du !?*?"??? 11 OOBtcluUM cream of -dlcal literature on thla iubjeet, the reeullaor Dr. W. a K?#i?5Sf,?fM'*'K ,*>? ,-*?? thought, fron; late werka 'n J.uro^j and America. flen^^^<l^^jtj^M^ivW^. What Is this Qreat Remedy, and w hat aro Its effeciH? .bean aie atieslionH which the great American public has a right to ask.and It has also a rinnt to expect a candid and ?alfsraetory reply. The preparation M a mild and gentle savins *? thartlc. nlierallve nnd toulc, and is most carefully prepared In the form of a snow-white powder, con taining all the wonderful medical pro|k>:ttes of tho far-r<med. Seltzer Springs of Germany. Of ltaeffecLs, those who havo tested the pi opera tion aro the best Judges, and thev declare, over their own signatures, that tho preparation will p nmptiy relieve Indigestion, regulate the Sow of the hlle, cure evory species of headache, tranquil Im the nervous system, refresh and Invigorate the weak, mitigate tho pangs of rhtumatlsm, neutral ise acid In iiiu stomach, cleanse and tone the bow els, assist tho laUltiK appottle, cure tho bcartborn If you are a sufferer, k>vo this remedy mm trial, and It will convince you of the above facta, gold I>y gl I ilrugulnts._ DR. TUTT'8 HAIR DYE Possesses qualities that no oih- r d>-n does. IIa et feat is IiistamaneouH and it, Is so natural that if cannot 1m> detected. It Is harmless and easily ap> EHod, and Is In general n among the rasttlotiabU alrdressers In every large city. Price 11.00 a box. old everywhere o?lce,TS Murray st., New York, SA VE JIQHEY! PAINTS, rofidr-mlxod; i ? ' - Olhv Glass: SASH. DOOBSj, BLINDS, OL?B; Wax und Paper Flower, .and Artist's Goods, of ovcry kind. 'OKAS. H. GAUTJ 16 N. College, Nashville. T*nn. ! t T B UNTIL YOU HA.vr. OcajcojPuJLly ? m *i ^tTYilTrrrfTrflB oxjn N?1W A3 we have \i GOOD REASONS why they will do.yonr work QUICK and EASY, CHEAP and CLEAN". I They are Cheapest to buy. ^WThey are best to ase. C^They bake evenly and quickly. ?mrv Their operation Is perfect* ?ir/They always have a good draft. <Thcy are made of the best material They roast perfectly. . rr.i.... \,?t i;nl. IWI j ificj tuquuv Du? uwv mil' .They are very low priced. I They are easily managed. vTiicy are suited to all localities. jBfcry Stove guaranieed to gfre satisfae'n Sold by Excelsior Manufg Co ST. LOUIS, 110., AND BY BICE BB09. A CO., New Orleans, La.: E. UHQUHABT h CO., Memphis. Teno.; pmiXIPS7BUTTORFF U CO., Naehv?le, Tcnn. m THE NEW IMPROVED RELMINCTON Sewing Machine. AWARDED The " Medal for Process,'' AX VIENNA, 1873. TuK HlOKKAT OBOKR or " M i: i?Al" AWAKDXD AT Tin: Exposition. No Sewing MuchincJUrccivcd a Higher Prlifc A I'MW (iOOI) BBASORSt 1,?A Xeto Invention Tiiohouohi.v TXutxu and secured by Letters Patent. ?.?Makes a perfect look stitch, alike on both sides, on nil kind* of goods. 3.?Runs Light, 8?rooTnr,NorsKi.rsB and it avid ?in st combination of qualities. Ddbablk?Hunt for Yeart without Repairs. B.? WUldo all Va- iety of Work and Fancy Stitch ing in a snperlor manner. e?Is Moil Easily Managed by the operator. Lengtb of stitch may be altered while running, and machine can bo threaded without passing thrend through hole*. 7. ?Design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, formlne the stitch without the use of Cog Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams cr Lever Arms. Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which insures uniform length of Hitch at any speed. Has our now Thread Controller. wbtch allows easy movement of needle-bar and prevents injury to thread. 8. ?Construction mod careful and rmisRKO It Is manufactured by the most skillful and experi enced mechanics, at the celebrated Remington Armory, IUon, N. Y. New York Office, No. G Madison Square, (Karts'* Unltd Ing.) BUANCHOFKICKSl UBS StAte St., Chicago, t ?70 Snperlor St., Cleveland, Ohlo.t 181 Fourth St.,Cincinnati,O.t40S Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. a 33? Waihtnglon 81., Boston, Mass. t 810 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. | lO Sixth St., Pitta, burgh, Pa. LEBANON Businoss College, and Tolpsraph Institute, LEBANON, TKNN. NASHVILLE (B. A S.) Business College, and Tolegraph institute, NA.SHVILLk, TKNW. OftheSbfltaand w?.t_ an <... Vintes"0"8 U'*,ulng to suit the hard 8IJ?ATI0N8 GUARANTEED V? Iii Te agraphy .or half the tuition refunded. Tot JrKtJffi'&l8? ?dt5re?8 the Principal. THOMAS TONLY, Lebanon, Teun.. or Mshhvllle, Tenn BYBN'B Pocket Photosoopo. ITasRrrat masnlfylne i?ower, used tor detecttnn counterfeit monoy, *holdy In cloth, forci?n sob Maure* In the eye, In wounds, etc.,and torxnmliif Insects, dower* a ml plants; to do'eot flaws 111 m t als, ilncue** of wood preln: ? to decipher vtrilltu othcr'wls ; l|lrj;llilo; nml for the Inspection of i;raln, minerals, etc. USwful for everybody. I'onlilo Con vex Lens, l'i liichei In .1 n> i.-i. r. Mounted In leather, and carried In ttao vest poo of. Price i,. coins, two lor (I, ilec by mail. Agents wauled Illustrated rlrcular* and terms free. Aildresi M L. BY UN, 1?. <>. llox 4fiK>, New York," OIKee. NO 49 Nassau alreoi, Slate where yen saw thin. Dr. J. Walker's California Yin egfir. Bitters are a.purely. Vegetable > preparation, mndo chiefly (torn the na tivothcrba found on the lower rangca of. the Sierra Nsrsda Mountains of Califor- w nia, the medicinal properties of which arq extracted thoroirom without the ime# of Alcohol. The miestion Is almost daily, ashed, ?! Wh'a? Is the' cause of '"aft & unparalleled bucccss of Vinegar J?Ttr i t tersT" Our answer ia, that they remove the pausd of dispose, atidtho patleiU) ron i' covers' hta health. They are the frnV': blood purifier and a life-giving princ^i ' s. perfect Renovator and 1 nyfgoratot of the system. Never before in the hiHtory o? the world ha? s roodicms-bee?T.v ?qi?iMiundcd possessing ..the ? remarkable1 qualities of Yikkoar IiiTTKRK hi'healing thd sick of ovory diseaso man is boh" to, .'xtiBjfci. arc a gentle Purgntivo as well as a Tonic, rolioving Congestion ? or Inflammation of,"-? the Liver .and Visceral Organs, to Bilioua Diseases. '1 . ,:>i ;oiii<|t?TM The properties.of Da. walker's : ViriKOARBiTTJBESare Aperient,Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, Lnxative, Diuretiev-v' 8cdative, Couoter-Irritant, Sudorific. Alter** ti v o. and Anil- Bilious. Grateful Thousands proclaim Ym kc.au Bitters the most wonderful In vigurant that over sustained tho, sinking H3*stom. No Person can 1 afto these Bitters V according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not de stroyed by mineral. poison or .other uleans, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. Iii Hons. Rein it tent and Inter mittent FeTCrs, which are so preva lent in tho valleys of our groat rivers throughout the United States, especially thoso of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois', Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro anoke, James, and many others, with ! their vast tributaries, throughout our I entiro country during tho Summor and Autumn, and remarkably so during sea sons of unusual hoat anddrynoss, arc invariably accompanied by oxtensive do rangements of tho stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera, la their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow erful influence upon these various or gans, is essentially necessary. Thero is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to Da. J. Walker's Vjnf.gar Bittbrs, as thoy will speedily remove the dark colored viscid matter with which tho bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters.; No epidemic can take hold et j of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth,-Bilious Attacks, Palpita-. tut ion of the Heart, I nil a mm at Ion of the. Lungs, Pain in the region of tho Kid noys, and a hundred other painful symp toms, are tho offsprings of Dyspensia. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism. Gout, Bilious. Remit tent aud Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters havo no equal. Buch' Diseases are caused by vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.?Persons en gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as . Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, ere subject to paralysis of the Bowel.?. To- guard anainst this, take a dose of Walker's Vin> boar Bitters occasionally. ? *i?-x[*?* For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tot I tor, 8alt-Rheum, Blotches; Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles," .Ringrworms. Scald-head. Sore' Eyes, Rrysipolaa, Itch,' 1 Scurfsj DJacolohUions of tho Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatovor n.sniti o\ nature, are literally dug up nnd earned put of tha system in a short lime bv;Uie ur* of those Bittern. Pin, Tape, and other If Onus, lurking in tho system of so many thousands, arc effectually destroyed and removed.' No system of medleino, uo vermifuges, no an thelminitics will free tho system irom worms liko tlieso Bitters For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, nt tho dawn of wor sianhood,-or'tno titrn of lifo7 these Tonic Bitters display so decided an influence thai improvement is sooq. porceptihlo. Cleanse the V it i ate? ftlood when- ; evei you find its impurities?, hunting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions,'?r Bores:*1 oleanse it wjicu you lind it obstructed, and sluggish in the veins; eleanse it when it ia. foul -.your feeling* will tell you when. Ktiep tho blood puru, und the health of the system : ?will follow. K. H, Nfl)0\AM) A CO., DiY?Kl?ta and Gou At?ta.. San Francisco California. ?d cor of WasMneven an.i Uh*rlton Su. .. sold by all ITragKiNt* ana Oxalat?. ftKcfltOft i??r a">' ?* home. Term 90>-3>4Uaxo, KTINRON A CO.. I'! :n Trots. Aririrenlt prlland, Maine W?KN wntina to aaverttsoni pwaie.rnenr.on iuo nenieof ihts paper. No 3*. S. N. IT. U/UVI Send ? cent* and the addniiS of ftWifjMI<i W fill sons and receive by mull a Beautiful Chro Imn, el*e 7*tr-worm |1.6(>-ar?<l rm? ln?itroc< UflT I "Ions to clear fS) a day. Addresi. NU I I vtuMB A yon toa sooth 6th ?*., runs., ra.