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I DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1874. AGRICULTURAL. Ignoring tho Fuels and I'lgnrrn. Mr. J. II. Dotlgo, editor of the Monthly mntl Annual Report* sent out by the De partment of Agneulture in Washington, and a statistician of national reputation, Toad an interesting and instructive paper at tho recent Agricultural Congress in At lanta, in which lie said : . The cotton States bavo been especially persistent in disregarding the teachings of statistics and dofying the laws of po- ,y. Every intelligent puh- that a certaiu amount of tB present uverage of $300,- jhy bo derived from cotton. If |e quantity is increased, tho Kish cm, and vice versa. Itions are frequent, tho specu- anufacturer, and not the pro- Hvoh an advantage. If you ehooee to produce live millions bales, you obtain ten cents per pound and lose mon ey ; if joa grow but three, you get twenty cents and tmtairi a profit. Now it is bet ter for tbs world, and,in a series of years, better fotthe grower, to produce regular ly enouflk to supply the current wauls of the trad* at a medium and remunerative price, or 4s near a regular supply as pos sible, for the vicissitudes of tho season will inevitably cause injurious fluctua tions, diipito' tho highest effort of humau wisdom and foresight. As tho uses of cotton Idcreaso, and markets are extend- hout tho world, its manufacture larged, slid its culture shonhl -^respondent enlargement. To the boundary of current demand . tho market, may bo pleasing to mlator and to tho manufacturer, he combines speculation .with hut it is death to tho grower. Nweet Fotiitoea. ___ r in tho “Rural SoutfurMr' Fhas been talking with many among ■I successful sweet potato growers .ountry with reference to the most I time for digging aud so or. Some K T "^fheu they are ripe ; soino soon after new of tho moon; some when the i thoroughly killed tho vines, nearly an unanimous vote, that itato when cut must readily heal d prosent a white surface. If the ioates a greenish or blackish ap- :e it is snro to rot. Mr. Sterling in says they lipon during tho first each moon, and thatJiy ohRerviiqj ' -iug when tho tops tnru white, ho Us to hive sound potatoes all win- Bontherncr” correspondent don’t (think much of the moou ns a jof the swoct potalo crop, but mys h*%as noticed tlmt when a cut sur face rcfldily turus back that the potato usually tike s the .dry rot, hut they at times tako what is called t ho wet or mushy rot; and be taks if this may not bo owing to the potato having been dug when tho sap was pMting through its change from a white lo a black sap, or from a black to a white one? Well, w don’t know about the black and the white sap matter, hut we do know that potatoes ought to bo dug at a time when the vines are not growing. Tho dryer tho woathcr at tho time tho po tatoes are dug, tho hotter they aro apt to keep, M in drought the plant is less ac tive than iu a wot time, and is consequent ly lesa sappy. Wo generally dig after frost has killed the viuus, and if tho weath er be not dry wo prefer waiting at least one was) tufto r tho vinca have been killed. Some seem to think this damages tho po tato, M our experience tells us it doi H not. “ffease give mo a receipt to make inn- nureiva compost heap, composed of wooftiwanh, lime, cow pan and horse lot Borspilias. And also, what is best to coutpcp with cotton sood ?—C. C. A\, BnmSfe t Alt., Mayf>, 1873.” li*ke a pen ton foot square, cover the bsUnmwix inches deep with woods earth; upon Mi scatter three bushels of slaked lime, than three inches of woods earth, then yis4 inches of lot scrapings, then throe inches of woods earth, then throe Imsbela of limn again, three inches of woods earth, six inches of lot Rcrupings. thresinoh cn of woods earth, and so on, until built up four or five feet high.JFin- Uh frith vou ds earth. Moiston thor«»ugh- ly a*d keep continually damp, but keep oat Gut sides down perpendicularly *be hauled to tho field.—Southern Frem thi Montana Avant Courier.] lave on tlio Yellowstone. One of Gallatin’s fair daughters, while returning from Wonderland, stopped with her companions at a Yollowstono ranch. They- had been there scarcely an hour when ouo of tho proprietors gained tho •ar of our horniuc, and informed her that hard by was oue of the fiuost, largest and beat raspberry patches ho ever saw or heard tell of. “Why, they could just scoop them up,” Ac. He urgod upon her the necessity of tho berries being plucked immediately, ns they were dead ripe, nulUooeof them. Sho was delighted at the prospc ct of going for the berries, but whs* she ascertained that our hero wns bent on acting as guido, then her ardor bto»— I dampened. However, they started. We bid adieu to any further description of this novel love scone, n « now follows the eonterHation in which a mountaineer wooed *[• former city belle, whom two houre before he had nover seen, showing the «Bdity of tho old “faint heart” aud “fair n fly” business. “day, do you soo them fences? ” “Ofc, yes; they are nice fences.” “WmL them fences is ourn.” “Whose? ’ “My perd's and mine—half is mine and half Is his’n, mul thoso fields is ourn, too, and the house, and the stock, and chickens, and the mortgage, and all on the ranch is ourn—half is mine and half is hin’n.” “Ah, indeed! ” “Yes—and you dou’t know how much we got iu bank besides, and if I was to get a wife yon bet I'd get morn than half. And I suppose you don’t know that I am tho best hunter aud guide in tho llock^ BOOTS AND SHOES. PUT E3 W BOOTS MID SHOTS MILLINERY. Millinery and Hair Goods Emporium. Mrs. M. R. HOWARD, Randolph Street, W DULT) rospcctTully c ill tho attention of tho Ladles to her elegant ami cheap stock of Full amt winter Millinery, selected by experienced buyers in tho Now York and Haiti- more niuikvts, consist tug of LADIES'. MISS*S’ AND CHILDREN’S Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, Ribbons, Lsces and Flowers; Feathers, Velvets, IlEAI, ANI» IMITATION HAIR SWITCHK8, REAL AM> IMITATION JKAVKIRV. I doty coinpetttton In prlcos. oct!8 tf SPLENDID STOCK OF Good Boots and Shoes, CONRIBTIJIO OK* Ladies’, Misses’ and Children' Shoes. Gentlemen’s. Hoys’, Youths’ suvl Child Ten’s Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Brogans. . at.su, White Oak aul Mock Sole Lealhrr, French and American Calf Skins. ALSO, Boot and Shoe Tools, Lasts, Pegs, &C , &P. srill do my at iu uupurvo it. AS I SELL ENTIRELY FOR CASH, the public cun rely on buying of me ut the LOW EST FIGURES. NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS. Give mo a call. J. MARION ESTES, oct4 deod.Stwir |22 Broad St. a 2? CLOTHING S’ ^ o J m *§ o n, ~ 5? S5 ilriZ l « 3 ■n =• is 3 gjlg " I? sSc.B'* O Sens 5’ «> “3 S 3 l; IS £ I & ® Ssc; q." km k/c® _ a'l —1 (SgfiC j * a> 1X3 vCw'/ a, <0 tm.y 522P «> .“* M R:/.cr» — HH ^ S© o Z o 4 0 1^0 g 0 w 7? o ^ -0 u JC| t 1 =$ 0 0 New Millinery and Fancy Goods ! Mrs. LEE, 75 Broad Street, W OULD respectfully inform tho Ladles that she ban iust returned from Now York with the InrKcst, prettiest and choapost idock ot Mlllinory ami Fan«y Goods over brought to tms market. It conHrts in part of tho followinK Kuotls, vlr.: Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats, trimmed and un- TlilMMKD. BONNETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS AND I.AOES. Bonnot and Sash Ribbons, Neck Ties, Embr’d Handk’fs, Berlin and Kid Gloves in every variety. Ladies' Underwear and Corsets, Black Crape Colllars and Veila. Hair Goods and Jet Jewelry ■ specialty. ALSO. LADIES’. MISSES’ ANI) INFANTS’ SAI1KS AND HOODS, OTTOMAN SHAWLS AND SCARFS, BALMORAL AND HOOD-KI RTS, HEADED AND LEATHER KELTS, ZKI'HY K WORSTED, every simile, anti luany nthor kooiIs which she odors for e.sli nt tho very lowest prices. Grand Opening of Pattern Hats an£ Bonnets on Tuesday, October 20th, To which tho attontton of tho Lndios Is respectfully invited. Joluinhus, (la., October 11th. 1874. tf DRY COODS. 8. DRY AI GROCERIES. W. .1. WATT. J. A. WALKER. WATT & WALKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner under IlsinUin House, 50 hhds. Clear Rib Bacon Sides. 50 “ Bacon Shoulders. 25 boxes Ice-Cured White Meat. 150 Rolls Heavy Bagging. 450 Bundles Iron Ties. 200 bbls. Flour, all.grades, 50 “ Whiskey. 100 “ Sugar, and everything in quantity and quai- ity to suit the most fastidious. Soap, Salt, Syrup, Cheese, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel, &c Will have FLORIDA SYRUP «9 soon as tho season will pormltlts being shipped. ^ Don’t forgot the place. 'OIW tr WATT Jt WALKER. New Advertisements. o»i» blunt ion N<HHlle*lftook, lirouioM. Send ttiiimp. DEAN & (JO., Now lied ford. Mast. 4w SUBSCRIPTION HOOKS,S’, tcnntly Illustni’od. Great Induoeinentfl Akoius. For tonus amt circulars, addre Nkw Would Fiuilibhinu Oo., PhthMl’a. 4 At homo, male < iToitiIn by mall free. Addrees with it8 return Htinnp, M. YOUNG, 1751 Groon- wloli street, N. Y. 4w 1 “ ? 2 ? ? !1 a ~ r S fi) H 1% h -S 3 0 9) 2*3 3 - 3 s 5" (JQ H I* t 1 0 0 H Largest Stock, Best Goods, Lowest Prices! AT THE BALTIMORE a an Mountains? Well, I am; nml what more, I have enough quartz, to buy out all the poatoffioes in Montana and pay for running them besides. Why, I havo a fortnuo juat in one mine alone. The boys toll me it’s a brass mine, but it aint brass; it’a gold, sure; and if it aint that*, it’s good quart/, anyhow; and dou’t— don’t you think* I ought to got marriod ? ’’ “Moat assuredly I do. A young man pofWesstng your wealth and good lookn Hhonld not hesitate a moment about en tering into matrimony. I um surprised to thluk you are stil! single. Are you ? ” “Wall, yes, I suppose so. Hut any, do you NO them granaries? Well, I just have enough grain over yomlcr to last two years, and so you see I o*n stand off tho gras«hO|ipnrs one year anyhow* And you neodn't bu afraid of Injuns up hero ; they dou’t oomo this high up—and say, dou’t you want to marry mo ? There, now.” “Oh, sir, why—why this is so unex pected, you know ; and, besides, 1—I should deem it my duty to inform you that I ora engaged to be married to a gen tleman ftl tlm States. I regret that your affeotiqhe are not bestowed on some young Udy who is hoart-freo. Please do notjgfer to the subject again.” ^1 wouldn’t have done so now, rd as*how you didn’t talk pretiy lot-np Bozeman chap, and told id n’t want to marry him nohow, losed after that I stood a good Itching you myself. And—and fs voice) there's tho raspberry . E thefn. nml come to think of it —I donl think they are as thick now as they WMd to be.” E! 88 Bi’oad Street. Business Suits, Walking Suits, Dress Suits, Over Coats, Talmas, &c. A comploto npportmont of Youths' and Bovs’ Clothing. A flno line of White and Fancy Shirts, Under Shirts, Neckties, Scarfs, Hats, Caps, All gootlP warranted to bo an represented Hvo ua a trial. H0FFL1N, RICH & CO., 88 Broad St., Columbus, Ga. Mr. .1. C. HARRIS Is with up, and will ho Reused to pee hi? friends. oct2 tf Dooil.StW LANDAUER. REMEMBER, The New York Store! The New York Store! GOODS OF ENDLESS VARIETY AND LOWEST COST! Tho New York Store, Tho New York Store, The New York Store. IN WANT OF DRY GOODS, CALL ON S. LANDAUER, S. LANDAUER. DON’T FORGET—THE NEW YORK STORE, 82 Broad Street, 82 Broad Street, 82 Broad Street. TPlie Now York Store, Tlie New York Store. New York I ’rieew, New York Prices. O OME ONE, OOME AIjXj. COME ONE, COME AEIj. NEW GROCERY STORE. POLLARD & HARRIS, Old Stand of J. K. Rodd A t’o. (next door to Ohottahoorhoo National Rank.) A FULL LINE OF FRESH GROGEKIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS JUST calvod. Having I'ouicht our uoinIr lor OASH, wo pimll hoII thorn upon n HASH ItASIS, (1 imrnntpeing; our prloeR to ho ah low »p any houro In tho city, i hunts duilvorotl to any part t ' tho city Free <>f UharKO. Glvo up a call, and we will do our hopt lo ploapo. Tormn Strictly Cnsli! POLLARD & HARRIS. oct8-deo<lAwly 4'olimilmw, UcorKla. ROll’TO. POPE. BOOTS AND SHOES. 3xrm;-w JAS. W. LONfl. BOOT and SHOE STORE.** d&XiOMTG WE ARE RECEIVING AND OPENING AT 3STo. 104 Broad. Stroet, NEXT HOOK TO J. KYLE «V CO. AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES O UR STOOK IS ALL NEW AND FRESH, DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAOTUR era’ hands, and mode lor up. WE REPAIR ALL RIPIMNfiN 1KEE OF CIIARME, ami Kunrnnloc ptitlpfaotlon In overy Inptance. Partlep will Itnd It to thulr hitorupt to vjvo ocU dtkwly /Incr Prlr.o Sta ll' »nory Packi»K»i out. Sainplo paok»KC, |>0Pt- pald, lor 26c.- Oiroularp IVoo. J. BRIDE, 767 Broadway, N. Y. 4w AirentM Wanted! Dlplonm Awarded Pictorial Bibles l,:ioo llliiMratltmi.. A.lilre.. lur ciruular, A. .1. ilm.MAN «. »3« Arch .t,, FMI a. 4w Por Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, TTmo WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN IILI'E BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by UruKRlfltP. 4w r6 jjIl.X A aSL ED v(H'i‘m"T T “ T ‘ 1 "kvkky-day IGTIuNAKV | OF I HAMS. tl’intainp 20,000 i{ecl|Htp for everyIhiiiir, [ttorw fide nuintior: Itcware of Imltilionp). AI»po- tutrly ntdlspon-nMo to alt ofawsoft, ravlnu money dally to ovory huyor. SellliiK faRter than any other throe hooks combined t Slx- i*u p ik 1 ’ circular and extra term." tree. F. A. UTiMiiNHON ti (Jo., (Jinclnnatt, Ohio. 4w Waters’ Neiv Scale Pianos, SQUARE ANII 1!FRIGHT, Aro the bent made. Tho touch e\aiUc, the tone |M)\vorlul, pure and oven throuKh the en tire pealo, yet mellow and pwoot. WATERS’ CONOEHTO ORGANS cannot ho oxoolled In tone or hoAUty; they doty corn- elIIton. The (Joncorto Stop Is a lino Imita- im of ttio Human Voice. Warranted lor alx yours. I’rlcop extremely low for cash «»r part eu-h, and balance In monthly paymentP. Second-hand Instruments nt groat hargalnp. ARont8 wanted. A. liberal dlpconnt, to ToocherB, Ministers, UhurohoH, School", Loduep, etc. Illustrated OataloRueu mulled. IIORAOE WATERS Ik SON, 4H1 Biondway, New York. P. O. Box 3507. 4w The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, wlnnors of threo IiIkIiopL Modals and Diploma •I Honorut Vienna, ’78, aud Purls, ’07, now Her tho finest assortment of tho host Oahlnot iruans in tho world, Including now 8tyU*H villi recent improvements, not only oxclu- ively lor ousli, us formerly, hut also on new plans of easy payments, the most favorable for ollered. Organs ranted with privilege ol urulmse, to alun»"t any part of tho country. . tret, payment #U.U0 or upwards, llluslratod oatolo«uoH ami olrculars, with lull particulars, sent tree on request. Address A NEW ENTERPRISE ! VIE HAVE ESTABLISHED A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, ENTIRELY SEPARATE FROM OUR RETAIL STORE, TSJO. 132 Broad Street, AND ARE PREPARED TO SELL Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes A8 DOW AS ANY JOBBING HOUSE IN NEW Y dlK OK ELSEWHERE wo j rOj.oHo to dupllonto any To rnnvinco any merchant that the almvo rtatoment Isco: ew York Invoice" they may brln« uh. N. B.—Parties desirous ol buying at retail will lind our Itotall Bouso (No. 154 Broad streot) supplied with desirable and seavonable koinIb, which will he Held at bottom prices. We Imre employed competuiit and polite Salesmen, who will take pleasure In kIiowIrk K'wd*. CAWLEY & LEWIS, COTTON WAREHOUSES. h. M. ItOV IlLH. (1. M. WILMA518. BURRUS & WILLIAMS, Warehouse & Commission Merchants, Alabama Warehouse, Columbus, Ga. Full Stock of Bagging aud Tics on hand. the Brown Cotton Gin. Mfr* Mr. IV. II. IIUdHfS is with us uh pcnlcsnmii, and will bo pleased to hi Jyi'J - ■ . We also sell i* his old friends. A. M. ALLKN. I’KTKK PHKKll. Fontaine Warehonse. ALLEN, PREER & ILLGES, Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants C3-^L_ 8ADDLES, HARNESS, ETC. H. MIDDLE BROOK, S'-;" ' MANUFACTURER Martingnles, Has on hand a largo atovk of overy stylo and quality, from the cheapest to tho hobt. Ladies’ and Cents’ Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags 'ATKNTBASIV ENAMEL LEATHER, HARNESS, HOLE AN 1> UPPER LEATHER, Enameled Clotli of nil kiiMla, Leather and Ruhhcr ltellini;. Collars, Haines, Trner-CliiUnn, Whip", Blind-Bridles, Rnelc-BandR, Bits, Buckles, Spurs, and all article" In this lino iiRually kept in a lirsLolaHs Imuso. ducod prices, with u viow of clonlnK out my land All Kotsls In my lino will he Hold at ohh at an early day. TERMS NTKK5TLY HASH. Mr. MARK A. BRADFORD, formerly with Mr pleased to hoo all bin old cuHtoiner" and friends. POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! —$20— WILL HUY A First Mortgage Premium Bond OK* TIIW 3Mow Yorli INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., Authorized by the Loul-daturo of tho Atate of Now York. *2(1 I*rcinlmu llrawliiK, Hoe. 7, 1874. :iil Merles llrawliitf, Junimry I, 1875. EVERY BOND will ho Kclooniod with a Premium, as an equivalent tor Intorost.. Capital Premium, 8100,000 Address, for Bonds and rail Informal Inn, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO & CO., Finam lal Agents, *:i I’auk Row, N. Y. Post Olllcc Drawer «U. 4w First Grand Gift Concert. MONTPELIER Female Humane Associat'd At Alexandria, Va. Novomloov BO, 1074. LIST OF GIFTS. 1 Grand (’ash (lilt *100,00(1 1 Grand Oush Gilt M»,«WU 1 Grand ‘ hisli Gill 25,0,0 10 Gash (Hits, *10,000 each loo,coo 15 Uasb Gills, 5 ouo each 75,two 50 Gash Gilts, 1,two each 50,(wo W. II. Kent., Is with mo, and would be oct4 eodfcwnm MIDDLiEnnOOIC. No. 84 Broad Streot. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Having had in our employ an Agent that we have discovered to be simply a diminutively insignificant and contemptuously unworthy, unreliable, Indo lent and dishonest fellow, through whom an impression has become current that we are about discontinuing our business in Columbus, wo desire to say that notwithstanding any and all such representations that may bo or may have been made, we are determined to make our Machino more prominently known than ever. THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY. Khi Gash Gills, iwu Gash Gilts, Gash Gill", fs(HI tl 50 n loottach 100,000 U-h 50,000 .ah 400,OoO THOMAS* PRESCOTT EXCELLENT Business Suits Elegant Dress Clothing! All at Prices Lower than Ever. Columbus, Ga., Sept. 16,1874. tf IRON WORKS AND MACHINERY. COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CO., FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, Coliynbus, Georgia. MARUVACTURKI18 OK STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, FLOURING AND COTTON MILL MACHINERY, CANE MILLS, SYRUP KETTLES, HORSE POWERS, PUMPS, PULLEYS. SHAFTING AND HANGERS. ALUMS'. GOLDEN'S, AND OTHER IMPROVED IRON SCREW COTTON PRESSES, TELLIEIt’S and MUHL’S PATENT ICE MACHINES. Aro AtrtnU for THE ECLIPSE DOUBLE TURBINE WATER WHEELS and I»U LSOM ETKR PUM PS. Til BY K KKl* CONSTANTLY ON 1IA NO HOLLOW WAKE, FIRE DOGS, COAL GRATES, GIN GEARING, STEAM AND tVATCR PIPE, PIPE FCITINGS, GLOBE CHECK. SAFETY AND STOP VALVES, GAUGE COCKS, STEAM A WATER GAUGES, and :t gym-rul it mho r I n in n( **f fiiigiiiperi’ and M nrliliil*!*' Snj»|>li«tM. IRON nnd BRASS CASTINGS and SPECIAL MACHINERY mudo loonier. Semi for Price Llatn. COLUMBUS IKON WORKS CO. A CAII1). puny *“ .-outrunt Tor rurni*iiiii|c and Hrming P' [■ep2U tf TIk* ColiiiubiiH Iron Worlth Compuny will fiiniiHli Plan*, Drawing* nnd EHtlmaUta for Colton and Woolen Mill*, and will coiitnu-f for fnruNliiiiK and eredlng tlin com- pit*to Muchincrv and tt|»|dimiwn» for imiiin, of the 1m***! and inottl approved jmttd'riia, nnd upon the uiait favorable term*. RESTAURANTS. tiif: ahbou. plotely renovated a u “AKIiOK" stand as a Sain >n and Ko*- taurant. Ho Ik now prepared to furid*b Meal", Choice Liquor" and Cigar*, and cuMtomor* may a**ur<*d ovoiylhliiK will lie the h—‘ “ - ovatcl and fitted up tho v market allords. ootM-tf SANS SOUCI Bar and Bestaurant! , . . '."Iflily roll tied, return' tlhest WINES CIGARS to bo found In tills market. OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, and Choice MohIb served atall hours, at reasonable | rieo*. Parties furnlHhod with i>rlvatu rotdin when doslred. FRESH OYSTERS now received daily from Savannah and Mobile, and *urved In any *tyle de*ired. oct4 tf A. .1. BOLAND. Reich’s Restaurant No. 112 Broad St., H AS just been opened, and I" now preparod to lay before it* guo.-U* and patmus a BILL OF FARE EQUAL* TO ANY! Found only nt flr*t cla*" Hotel* nnd Restau rants In tho largest elite* ol the Union. i and reasonablo rales. octl 3m CARRIAGES. REMOVAI I HAVE MOVED MT STOOK OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,^? WAGONS To the Gunby Building, ST. CLA I It ST., NEAR THE FONTAINE AND ALAHAMA WAREHOUSES, where 1 will *ell any work In my lino cheaper 20,0 OOahIi Gifts, 22.178 (J«Hh Gift*, amounting to #1,000,1*81 NUMBER OF TICK.ETN, 100,000. I*IUCR OK TICKKT8. Whole Tlokotn »>0 Halve* 10 00 Quarter* 6 00 Eighths or each Coupons *4 50 b]/j Ticket* for loo 00 The Montpelier Fomalo Huinano Associa tion, chartered by the legislature of VlrKinla and tho Circuit Court of Oningo county, pro- poHu* by a Grand Gill Conoort to eitUibllsh and endow a ‘’Homo lor tbo Old, lniirui aud De*M- lute Ladle* of Virginia,” at Montpuller, tho former ruHidenco ol Piu*Ulent Janie* Madison. Govkunou’b Okkick, It km MON I), July 3,1874. It a thirds me pleasure to *ay that 1 am woll acquainted with a large majority of tho oltlcer* of the Montpelier Female Humane Associa tion, who reside In tho vlulnlty of my homo, and 1 attest their Intelligence and their worth and high roputatlon us gentlemen, a* well «* the public ooiilldenco, Inlluenco and subsiun- tial moan* liberally represented among them. JAS. L. KEMPER, Gov. of Va. Alk.vanuuia, Va., July 8, 1874. • • • I commend them a* gent* of honor nnd Integrity, and fully entitled to tho eonli- dcncc of the public. H.. W HUGHES, U. S. Judge Eastern i>l*t. ol Va. Furthor roferoncos l»y poriulsHlon: HI* Ex cellency (Lloert C. Walkor, ox-Govornor of Va.; Hon. Robert E. Withers, Llout-Gov. of Va. and U. S. Senator elect; Senators aud Mombers of Congress from Virginia. Roiiilttuuce* lor ticket" may bo mado by ex- pro"", prepaid, |>o*t<dl1co money order on Washington, D. C., or by registered lotlor. For full partleulntH, testlmunlal*, Ac., send for circulars. Address, Hun. JAMUH BARBOUK, Prosd’t M. F. 11. A., Alexandria, Va. Reliable Agonts wantod everywhere. ootl4 4w K. WYNNE. MVB YOU TRIED JURUBEBA? ARK YOU Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ? Arc yon IImii try JMlI ltEIIA REMOVAL. 1 .1 C. JOHNSON A. CO. hive taken 1 • store lately occupied by II. T. Crlj. one door noitb of tho/r old stand, whore they bavo » lull lino oi FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, which havo been purchased sioco the latest declines, and are now ollered to tho public at price* not known since the war. A lull lineofHLEAtJit’ll and IIIIOWN DOMESTICS Iroiu lu cents up to the host brand*. I-4 BLEA* HKD DOMESTIC 10c. AMERICAN CA.d Hit 1C 15o. ALI.-WOOL Fi.ANNEI. 25c. A lull stock of JEANS, CASSIMEUES, CHECKS, STRIPES, kc., Ate. Call and sat^ry yoursolvo*. octl8 codfcw2m imlcrful id Invlgonilor, v>bicli act* so h'*iii*flrinlly mi tin* Hi’cri’iiv" organ* a* to impart vigor to all tin* viiul force*. It i. no alcoholic nppctlxi r, which Klirimlatc* for a "hurt tiiii's (*nly to lot the suffurer fall lo a h.wcr depth of mlNrity, but It I* a vcKctabln tonic nciliiff directly on the liver nud sploea. It ri'giilnlVN (liu Bowel*, quiet* the nerve*, H id give* "lull a healthy tone to Him whole "yiitem a" to eooti make the invalid feel like a new pel noli. Um operation In not violent, but i* rhwrnctermed by great gnitlene*" ; the patient ex- pi’iieiM ' H no midden cliange, uo marked re*ult*, l»«t gradually hi* trouble* “Fold their lent*, like the Aral.", And silently steal away.” Tbl* i* no new and uutried diioovery. but lias been long used with wonderful remedial resnlls, met in ..mo d by the highest ni'nllcal authorI- |M.V fill Ionic ulturativs Ask yo