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CONTRACT ACVERTISIP4C.
P STANDARD WEIGHTS. | *
An Act to fix by law the. standard
weight of a bushel of the articles and
commodities hereinafter mentioned,
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Gene-
j val Assembly of tbe State of Georgia,
j that the legal weight of the follow
ing articles and commodifies per bushel
shall be as follows:
SCRIBNERS MONTHLY.!
TIE
Si«iie.
1 Jil«>.,
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'j G mo.
12 mi).
I2.*i0
18.00
27.00
40.00
60.00 '
100.o(J
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Two Inches
FouriuchtH
- Quar. Col.
■ ilstif Col.
■ Cae Col.
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Al! snljeriftion anil advertising hills are
payable
la au mute, u:
less by special contract
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1 ' Ir “ ^ ‘ — — 1
Wheat
Shelled corn
Com in tar
Peas
60 lbs.
:56
:70
GO
Db. Jakes’ Fokmula. Fob Compost-
iSG.—Where tlVe ingredients have been
■; perserved from the weather;
) Stable Mannre -. . ;L.......750Tbs : Buckwheat.....
Cotton Seed (green) 750 lbs.
• < Acid Phosphate or DIssolxed Boih‘500 Jte
SS of . .2,0001bs.
: A ingredients have been ex
posed and have lost any of their prop-
1 ertieww^isi'gp."-'-- «^. . ----.
• Lot Manure GOOlbs.
‘OottOB
Acid
) ..... GOOlbs.
isolv id Bone GOO lbs
f Ammonia.. 60 lbs.
” “ ....V.... 140 lbs.
to wo:
.ton of 2,000 lbs
compost is to be applied
idv---— |P*^f
Stable Manure. 700 lbs.
OottonSeed (green) 700 lbs
Sraper-Phosphate 500 lbs
Jvainit.. 100lbs
Suppose that China, in retaliation for
■ -i .':3 £ by our Government .of
' i-Burlingam 3 treaty per
e emmigration of Chinese
y, should abrogate the
arts of that or of others be--
twectS-h he two countries. That would
iplose the ports of China to a great deal
of trade* froifi -this- couutry, from or
,+hronglP California especially, and it
j -strikes ns that the'-Celestials’ would, get
. fully even. New England manufacture*
would sutler some. And if the Chinese
hare the, spirit of Chiistian nations,
lhat w juSfabbtiV what they wiH^do;
♦«*> ;
The old AmeracSffU ka?i
as a «idtetf t5 hsiJ'| i 'jtho i l«t% from New
. "Cock reports, decided to adhere to the
terms.-o? % constitution, which pyp:
vride^d|tjgiyjf^Kiri^.James version
of the Bible shall be circulated for it
++^Hx£LX"i ., '.To ■ ;
Sheep growers in England claim that
» cotton seed and turning 5s uot
only "the"fiafest .for fntetmig sliecp, but
will put on the most fa^and make (_he
**“* at y4^ast viost..
strongest
Eye 56
Oats. 32
Barley ....47
Irish potatoes 60
Sweet potatoes 55
White beans 69
Clover seed 60
Timotbj seed 56
Flax seed ........ 56
Hemp Seed .44
52
Blue glass seed.......’ 14
Dried, peaches (unpeeled) 33
Dried peaches (peeled) 3S
Dried apples..... .24
Onions 57
Stone coal 80
Uuslaked lime 80
Turnips. 55
Corn meal 4g
Wheat bran 20
Cotton seed ..30
Gronnd peas - •; - I 25
Plastering hair ..8
Sec. 2. Repeals all convicting la to
Approved Februrary 20th, 1875..
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Amon? 'the attractions for the coming Tear are
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‘‘HAWOlta HS,”. a serial novel, oy Airs. Fra—™
Hodgson -Btuaiett, -author of ‘“dliat • Lass o’ Low-
Cures Consumption '"ji
>»h n othpr Oils F
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In struggling to make a duil brained
boy understand what conscience is
teacher finally f 5TE)CBi&.Ms yot
feel uncomfortable after yon hare done
wrong? Father’s leather strap," feeling
ly replied file boy.
Hkc Emperor of China punished a
violation of the Burlingame treaty on
the mirjrqf ,1/ia subjects wi;h death;
Here-'the’members of congress who
have violated its provisiuns in the most
«ram ton mami ;r, except’their bad faith
fco be rewarded- v.itk -political promo
tion.
—
Qive^Ji|'^ii5tpiri4,:accoi , din r g' to a Lon-
■don<eoiriespbndcht, invariably presents'
royaler aristocratic bride with an
Xud&aEjiswl, a gift .that costs her noth
ingr .’ Tii'e.priuce of Wales, the same
eiironicler avers, is enamored of poker,
and plays that pleasing game with more
enthusiasm than success.
e-e«>
General.Butler has not yet abm
boned the idea of being governor of
I Mass icli usetts at the earliest opportuni
ty. YNeiTiier have t Ii e pei >ple of Massa-
ch usetts abandoned the idea of defeat-
'ing tbe fruition of-tips ;xs|)iration. He
'will be a candM«ie again this year—tl-a'
anuchT is settled already.
Tike best thing in the world to bay-,
af.oioeis sure of a good article at a low
price |s experience.
1 The -eyport-sfeom tnis country to Gbi-
up, it ie reported, amount to §24,000’-]
iOOO ai-jantiily.
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Cut JjI'Ilo Magic.
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TRe.scene of Mrs. Burnett’s new nGvel is
laid in Lancashire’^ the Llto ib a young inventor of
American birtln “Hawertli V'is the longest story
Airs. Barnett has yet written. It wilt run through
twelve numbers of the Monthly, beginning with
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life in a Western settlement.
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in Creole Louisiana about the years 1803-I q. 'the
time of the Cession, and a period- bearing a remark-
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will be continued, that of Longfellow appearing; in
November. These iiortraits arc drawn from life
hy Wyatt Eaton and engraved byT. Cole. They will
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Pass^secs far MilicdgeviUe aud Ea lo ,7 t „„ ,
take tram No 2 from Savannah and train x,!; J?
Macon, which trains connect daily exiven ii .
for these pointL “«Pt Stmiq,
WILLIAM ROGHjc
General Snpt. Central Kailroad. havsTtai,
are., «• IkVUl-L
Snpt, Southwestern ltailruad,
=»s«
3:t«il
»:«r,
r>OU113LK DAILY
To AND FltoM
3P L O H X JD ,
ffacon & Brim*wide R. I
flesh serial hy.,Susau Oooiidg... eiitit,'rit-‘*Lye-
U£ l >ictlu 'as will be-commeuc-
-f 1 “ iV5 pl "S ' lllere "~ U a '-so 1 be a con-
•f-niued |airy-talxj, called * H e J
DI ? DUET’S TO§"ER. *’
Written by jfiuiaii Hawthorne, - aud- ilktstrafredi ibv
Alfted fiedaneta. About tire other fanrJffir'Teio
THS S'XJTC.’
1870 WEW YOBK
An / srre.cfiBI') Apprionl & Rofrigerant;
^.•-^Tiltoowu pn-p iratio-1 is NMMy rmafimendM foi
, Hk\diciw. SiCriUrss ot the Sromneh. Hvart
l?7“-1 lc.uiralii!:it?nrisii,i; fi-uni Aridity. B.Jinusand
- uila. ..-il 1 ever*. E voo.sr iu- b.oou and recufates the bow-
I s. i ■ = a r-’-w-e im-riicuw forwhildren.nndPsoc'idit-
f fao^i''V^ SO rwJre# :L cooling anjTefreshiug. Shit u •
l r'-naost s- A- rOriSTW P'S' S Ch»mb*s;-F. Y.
■Qne. ibajff.restorers, or kkCfS
^jf 'wanefereaS to be practically iden- I ■ ■
Iticai im itbeir nature. They-cooaiainod sul-
t HAIR DYES.
JTotv the Public are Imposed upon.
An English paper publishes the results
obtained by. the : analysis of some twenty-
plmr, in suspension, and also Oaai in vary-
ing, but always considerable quantity.
’labels, the rest English. All of them con-
JUjBB64 fiffei ent to cause disease of
itho brain,.Sffiaaey-, Ac., whilasome of them
•contained sufficiesft mineral poison to de
stroy life. TT 1 ■’ ** ’ - • -
; ..
Qum,Jte^van!d.]taYenoxepoit.abQut-
sulphur, lead, and like poisonous sub
stances. He will find, it able to analyze tbe
‘'Uiysterions properties of this wonderful
-.jrofiuot'sf Nature, ai hair'dye-and a liair
preparations are n
mediately-enters ‘
ang virtues beytond any article ever yet ap
plied to the human scalp, and would hand
in his report of analysis writ hike follow! ng’
tresult; Gai-bolitteis prepared from the oil
1m it flows from tiafuro’s -great chemical
-5olx#atory, the earth,,stud is jiow presented
lo the- public withouttfearofeorttradietion,
ms the best restorative and beautifier of the
■filaLr' the world has ever produced. It
^erfewns what others only claim for their
preparektions. It is an elegant dressing,
reentovt 1 ." dandruff, cleans the scalp, pre-
NetitS the-hair from falling out, restores the
4tair'on bald heads, restores it. to its orig-
5na_l color, makes it grow rapidly, will not
ptain the rskin, contains not a panicle of
Head, silver, sulphur,-or other deleterious
ot't^s.- ■ itr is 'a Ttathral jifoduct of the
"esw&fiieiK-ui'ittiig thetlemenis n-quired by
* G) 11.
its teFtVimnre qnulifio.s. Does
require; months of.eominueil use-be
fore you jierceive any result. It is cool- ( “ CUrbola-cd ” in ordering from your dxi2ggist I 'ur3
cleanly, and too much praise enn not 1 ppen having the right kind.
,»e bestowed upott it Sold by druggists, j Gvmp M'r’c Co., 22 Ecfk Place, N. I.
‘After all, no remedy is so certain .to
cnreConsnmplion as pore Norwegian
Cod.Livcr UU, Carholatetl- hyAfcillson’s-
ex ell nt. p- oces?.’’— Dr. Tnrff.
Ly invited to
a fair trial.
It is casaiy and readily digested wlrese all similar
are refused by the stomach, wnd itu-
xktijdhd circhlatiom acting spe
cifically upon the decaying lungs. The nutritions
properties of the oil sustain and build up the sys
tem, while the active curative properties of tho
preparation complete the work of healing.
jWnison’s Carbolate4 (Norwegian) Cod Liver Oil
never gets rancid, is free from unpleasant taste, is
retained easily by the weakest stomach and is sold
at the price of the ordinary Oils.
It cures Consumption, Scrofula, Asthma, Bron
chitis. Emaciation, Coughs,-*
and all lung and constitutional complaints.
As a Blood Purifier the Carholated Oil is remark
ably effluent. :it3.use in ScrofoldhsTAffections.
Ithenmatism, Itickeis, Ac ,is strongly recommend
ed. Its pnfi*yihg puwer is wonderful in Consump
tion—depending, jtsit frequently does, upon Serof-
nons taint
It aits upon the rational theory-of IxnrEXUXTrx.x
.-'.eb- -nr*Decay while ii Builds ttt tttt- Systew,
enibling it to‘throw off the* disease.
S.ld only in wedge-shaped bottles. ‘1
spelled with a double -‘ L.” Ilemeniber
As the time approaches for the renewal of sub-
scriptious, 1 he bus would remind its friends and
well wishers everywhere, that it is again a candidate
forcomadera ton and support. Upon its iccord
forthe iiast-ten years it reiiesfor a continuance of
the hearty sympathy and generi us .-o operation
which haveluthe to been extended tojiSrom every
quart- ir of tho IJ11I011.
The Dailt .Sun is a four-page she . I of 28 eol-
umns pnee liy mail, pot t paid, 55 cents, a month,
or S6.50 pmr year.
The Sunday eaition ol'The Sun it an eisbl.page
sheet of oO columns. While giving the news of the
day, it also contain! a large amount of liiera’ v and
miscellaneous matter speciaBy iirepared for it.—
.® S T S ? VY Scx hasniet with great success. Post
paid ^i.-20ayeat.
The Tl’eclvly 8nn-
Who does not know The Weekly min? It circu
lates throughout the Gutted States, the Jauadas.
sua beyond. Ninety thousand families ^rcet its
welcome pages weekly, and j egard it in the light o:
guide, counsellor and triend. Its news, editorial
agricultural, and literary departments make it es
seutiaTy a journal fori the Jteiily .and fireside —
Terms: Oxe Dollar a year, post paid. This price,
quality considered, makes it the cheapest uewspa
perpuhUshed. For-chibs of ten. with' $lo <x sin wc l
will send an extra copy freel Address
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MT O : , i tllliO - Fj? I S3fX«3gL
Read-’—Keep Posted Up.
- ; •- . ' i i -
0 BSE RYE MY VERY LOIV I'll ICES.
- Aud tin largest stock iu Georgia to salrct from
1.000 men’s hitesl-cassrmere suits at. ........ i. ?10, worth' §15
'5.O0P w«t’s working suits at 5, worth 1<‘
2,00b tneri'.s7aSHi<mul>le6lack ilVees suits at i-.. -20 worth 3-'
j 500 iiien’s chi^tom made iiniiorted wtisted e.uits at *. 25 worth 4.
j2.609 men’s chinchilhi qvercoais at.. ,C wi-rth
5W0:ftiBiftlfmSgatml ovyreotits.at ID worth
1.000 chMre.u’s siylisli-siiiis at.. .". 5 worth"
2.000 boys best wool suits arl ti^ worth
shall gnarautee juiees in children and l>ovs cheaper than thei
can i>e made up at lioin-e I always keep oh baud'a Iwll fine of goods foi
men’s, ladies’hoys'aueil children’s wear. Prtoes positively the lowest foi
boots, sboer and’bats. Calicees, Jeans, Csnulmrgs mud checks at factor;
prices. Be sure ytwa cail and see me before taming diy goods «iul clothing.
. GKNEKAI. : Sci*EMNTICHIE’T*a Ornc£,l
JT-J-Q Marou. Ga., May xk, lsis. j
O N and after Sunday, th. h'.th iiutaut.
trams ou this r«ia,i will run as loitotr.; 5 ’
CCMIJEKL.VND KOl.'JtR via BitUXsvriil
NIOHT'PASSESGEIt No. I.'SOUTH, thiiir.
Leave Macou. ; J p .
Arrive at i.'uclintu "!!!!" » ,<
Arrive at Eastman j'.' .
Arrive at jeslqi. ,
AfiVe oi iini-.ewick...... t-e.it
l.ca»« Briuhrauck jwr ateMuer
Arrive Fcrnatriina ll «n
JLrri t e .Jaekwurille 5:45 r
SIGHT "pass KXGlfck No. 2. NoBTil-Piltf J
lean*
*erna.i ( linft |»er KtekiiicT.. ‘i:(Zrx
t rrive t.;4Sra j
Lt-arve it rune wick
Lf-ave Jexuo., ..Ta.FJ ' 'i\
iaCuvt ' .. K. J j;
Leave Onriirau
Ariivu at Jttnm, I j.. . j.
dorC ftUlUy;ctit»ll Ht AfjUN4Ji for 4II jtoiut* SoilJf
EJi'tuiul IVVtft via it&niitaini Au^uHta. ^
HA Y ACC’* M.Mu DATlON Xu. 3. S« iU i ft, 11
Via.JcsnjijUtal Lire Oak—Daily, except, Stnihp
fisve Macon ;.^ A |
Arrive turhiau 1o:Ja
.arrive Lastnssai
‘ rrive Jtstiiijti.... 'J,c»: r t \
vrrive JacAsouvilie 9:lh*i
So.. A. Solth—i];iiJy except Suuduj.
Leave J*ck«pnvillo,*...i
Leave JcrtUf). * * r;foii
Leave£a§Ttitaii....; , r* f
rjeuye ‘I
Arrive at .Vac >n f.:ivn m
HAWKI>*iSVILLL ACCf'MMODATIfN.
Ouiljr i-xccjit iSimilaj.
Leave Macou .......... 4 3:45 r l
arrive IIa.wkinri\illM ,. w 7.if am ijg
hezye Hnvriau^.LHc.. .‘...firjoam B
Arrive Xiacoit L.. .1.. •.i..I
tiLiek U- ADAMS, (W iw ral Fui»cm;t(ndt c(. 9
W. J. JAHVIS, Master Tiam<portatioii. . ^
Atlantic Gulf il. It
1) J.BAElt,
Cuttnwr Tiii7*3 «atl Clicny Strcr-s, AIocon, Ga.
^ . TATLOR
DEALERS Di
^ w i* t5'‘es ? 3 to S7. Revolve.. ____
f 2.50. Qvf r lOo latest Novelties “S!
T - So.Soppl j Co XaEhyille.Teim
BMgjjpSiiy»LuoW'
Ififh Chapters on, A competent-Wom- J
annouii. hvjilaueral
htym women, Advice u> Bridegroom.
Ili;'band, and WFle. Celebacy'nnd
Matrimony com pa rid, -Inipciinncnta
Coiiguga. dullest Science
ofMama"e,*Latt-6fi3iv6r£ ~
auction. -Latihof Marrisi
General upebixtewbemt*^ Office
Atlantic and* GclF 1Uiliu>4D.
.■Savannah, May jih t L<6. ,
( AN AND AFTLK THIS DATE, l^ru^K ■
vJ Trainn ou tuw JXuad «rill rim ant foil own.
SI GST v.nnrvxti a
..eave Sa-vaumali Gaily at......
vrrive JefiMyj
arrive at Baiubridge _
. vrrive at Albany
Arrive at JAve Oak
arrive at Taltahasnee
vrrive at Jacksonville
Leave I al tafia u see
.ueave Ja kwmville
i^eave Live tJak
Leave Aibauy
Leave Baiubridge .
Leave Jeimp
irrive at Savannah
EXTKEs*.
.......4.-20 P *|
7Z0 r i
*:1» l * 1
3 :30 J
3:251-*
l*vr.«
S:45t.«
9;4J r. >
;.ri 22W »•*
s-JSr.t
5:46 A. *
8;4t i-*
ffi-i
Private f-laai
pure aspot-iatitri*'
end ifipir eflects
SjatvpSi^ih^i6?G^f^/r x . „ c a UU «;rn re ™
i ^'i?S%i? q 'in 1 ^?fP i 3>ayi«h«®i«abr6ifowl m wtK r ,
BOSTON
-I v.i WiT*C!OT
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•li.'Sl-.
CnrtfT* 8 Wlintea ^ery.. <d$" afid-Town In-iffe
Each number contains ihrrty-two Pn
ges of reading, many ifiiie- Wood GiU
Engravings, and out*. Colored Plate; A
bfautifnl Garden Iilagazine, printed oii
elegant puper. and fn'i of information.
Iu English and G"rin.-tn; P-riee, tBl;|
a yar; Fivi- coyi.^ .
Yifk’.s STlowei' itud Yeg “
50 cents iii jniiier coyer
i el ttv«is §1.
Yick’s Ca'alogne—300 iRustiaiii
on 1 y2«euls. Address
JAMES YICE.
Rcciiestci - N. X.
^ ’ - .- • : - •>'' ■yV&fZf'i.
CARPTINGS, OIL CLOTHS.
ALU. SKW 3TYT.ES.
Metalic and "Wood Burial Cases.
Cotton Avenue, near Cherry St., MACON, C
.noH
—i i.
M-'
37C0BltHace, LOUISVILLE, Kl^fe
repfiariy educated and leraUj qaaliSed Dl
t will prove.'
lins,
-!■!<.:! -t; MaSBFACTDTSEB . ASD DeaLEK - IN
..jT-r diJc . r : -JT-- v:1 *t f*Bi$
So clmugc of earn betweeu havauuafi znd
wuville or Aibauy.
PiWKcngfcrH from Kavanuah to Fernandiua.
* will-.- aud Cedar fi.ey.-4 take thia tram.
PasweugerH leaving Macou at 8SJ0 a. m„ drpj
,except'Sunday) connect at ieaup witli thiH tiain «»*
Florida. .. ...
raa-^ngera from Florida!)/ tfiia train connect*
lesnp with trai*» arriving in Macou at5:iu r.a-
laily except Stmilay,
from avail nafi for Brnwnrirt V 1 '
farjen take this trtiu. arriving at' BrtmHwiri: ^
1:45 a.m. • .
ParfHcngers from Brnmwici arrive at Sav aned
. t a. m. .
' No change of cars between Montgomery tvi
lackBonnite.
taillmau sleeping cai s ran through to and fn’i*
-avamiah and J ake City and Montgomeryand
v.nvillron thi> train.
ctnctlr ccnfcdentioL • - • ^ .
A FPIVATE COUNSELOR
OfBoe hows frv-Lu 0 A. 7 ■?. JL ‘Sundays, 2 toifi X*
7 '
l>oih l
-Mhil steamer lexvers Bainliridge fur- |
•«verv Sunday afternoon; forCoinmbua eierf Wrf j
SSffissa® j
ireen Cove Springs, and all landings o* th* *
r0 Troinso T nli.'and A. K. B. lrtvi Jhiirfitm, f*M i
...
For«ie;fci)&efi5iCnr _ . _
3f::niio<wi :nm all *lisor-iere brought on byittdis-
or^XL-t-s*?. Any ib-u-'risi h;t- tlie ingre- r .
oii- s. AR Ir^ Di'.W. J AQCES A CO., ,t ;
i3'J Wist Vi .Y tii .Sheet, Ciueiuuall, Ol
t*i-w' .
i'ARIUABES,
dliitili'iS, :
AND WAGONS.
HARNESS, BABY CARRIAGES
FACTORY ON POPLAI1 STEEET.
Nos. 70 and 72 Secon dStreet, Macon, Georgia
TA
Leava Savannah,
Arrive at llclutonh
Arrive at Jesnp
irrive it B^rkshear
Arrive at lie{tint
^eavellrlntosh
•mte at Savannah
. at 7:56 M
3
» . . • 12:15 r.* 1
■ - S:«r.» !
. , . .« j30 r. * |
i *•' .. 5;>' 3 r *
• •• 5 : JSSt*
VE8CEEN JWTilSION.
ajfdadayH, 7Vk:dnesdajs and Friday?.
■.rrive at*Valdosta
irrive at_Quituian
omasville ——
r-t-.Jt)0a ‘bVQOa
' 4 ‘ ** |
Leave Tfiona^vilie
jcAVt Quit^.au
Ixaive Valdosta
irrive at Dpi out
J. S. TYSON, Master ©HlfaMisrirtatioii.
S. H.HAtSLS.\ ‘
Geoewl Shperfitendem. -
HI l t-'JH u 1