Georgia Historic Newspapers

    SjNJoial Topics.
i s.ift Itheum and ail tfklo Hi vases
Icrc’^OoUlea Medical DUoovary.
i or * ainr.— » »* v«’c»
i»liie*ihe sale of Pi*
only araffip »m*«d tot
irite. iniesra.ln sddli
of Plasta-
t hat fa-
tlotl to
| Death op a Stranger.—Last
. Saturday a woman reached Athens, and
I presented a paper to the Mayor and sev
eral charitable citizens, which represeot-
| efl that the bearer, Mrs. Anderson, was a
widow, in needy circumstances. The
paper was signed by Win. Smith Esq.,
Rev. Geo. Hamell, Robert Bradshaw,
Xbhn Brown, and others, who gave her
from SOcts. to $3 each. Several citizens
here gave her small sums also. Tins pa
per was dated Aog. 13th. On Sunday
she was taken seriously sick, at the house
r 1
• kin
l impure
JIN IA VJMCUAK Hl'TIW
bwtue-ly.
action, IH<? STILL MOHR VALUABLE
.» \Vi’«on*tioo. This »ne<:tli.1al*io
,.r .1. tors prapfriis* ** aTosie, 0>aaac-
11 M.ruKVrivfc. Utofmueh eartior dale
.•vrntiueni Ar*denV»al; for milMdtts «f
i ha«l ppinounoed it the «»rani> , a
A**k ion« »wf*r* Congr*** ihoujfht «»f | c r ”u r s. Page, on 31ille<ige Avenue, near
rieurv medicines, ll is uiineceasiry . . ,, i ai,. «vaq Attended liv
t-i d^uii^e properties Of 0»iA wonder- i tlie Fair Ground. Sne * a9 auenaea uy
Tt>r b«*t reference »t»» i . Loti", who pronounced her
Vf.'VlO tRWwho d«tre tht full partien* i Df. Jones *- uu b' t
virtues, is the <ihnkhal I’t’Bi.it* A*k j ciiSe hopeless. He* continued to attend
noli 1 , bitiyuenms! utormiuciii kjipf until Tuesday when she died. She
decently buried at the expense of
larS/Jn.l a. gowned *■» f' , p n " , t j )( r | tVi o n |,cr person was found n
^•t«yod( laquirte*. _—_ ^ ^ | MK ket book containing $4.00 in bills,
brlg*ii.n ». H''r [»'' in*,,,; two nickles, and some keys. In it was
' also it pus? to the bearer, Mrs. Ida Smith,
from Augusta to Columbia, signed by
Chns. Estes,Mayor, and dated Aug. 14th.
The pocket book also contained a med
ical prescription signed Nottingham,
She left at Mrs. Page's a bundle contain
ing a dress, combs, looking glass, pair of
good spectacles and a set of fnlse teeth,
It is stated that she gave still another
name to ladies to whom she applied for
assistance. She also said that a sonun-
law and daughter, had recently died in
Oglethorpe county leaving several help
less children. She had the appearance
of being a worthy woman, though it
seems quite mysterious that she should
pass by differ!"'" names. She was of
i medium size, with glossy black hair, and
about 4.1 years of age. Her case is a sad
one, and elicited much sympathy from
those who attended her and heard her
melancholy story. Her little effects are
ill the hands of Mayor Bcusse, who will
give all tljn particulars of her sickness
and death to any friends who may see
this statement.
y I..-,
treble "l.Urad. 1,K - W /. I r '?^n.i
iiuik III ■ TIM are » rur, ana
It baa never yet foiled in
a tig »4-4w.
^having, Shampooing, Hair
f. llsliMi Whisker Dyeing, by the b«st
,’in.lhe State, at "avia, Harris, A Suns’
r.'vlul and 8h*Wilg Saloon, over Mandc-
brothera ___
Kail road N otice.
•tli-T not lee, on and after Thursday, 25th
, ,h* N'hfht PiSvefllPr train mi the Alh-
, wifi run, making cl'>*4 rouaection with
l ik,wo Kisht Passenger Train* on the Main
|*i Union, Point. {' ]
i*C Athens at 8 o'clock, R M.
; at Athens al 4:5') A. M."
S. K. JOHNSON, Supt.
- -i~ i
lytlllV.US I^HIIITMXO XjTnY-KILLF.H
i off, and clear* the hou*e speedily —
il-radd by dealer* everywhere.
NEW LAWS.
he Legislature at Its lust session
uul two laws which everybody should
m. Oae is, that when a planter gives
irrchaat or cotton factor a lien on any
p,-.t_v or for supplies to make his
tint if slid property or crop is sold
i «t applied to the payment of said
*,i -'.i g illty p irty is liable "to be
in i til for one year.
In- other law is to the effect that
per cent, interest is collectable by
when inserted jin note.
>sn it lias been deelded by tlie Snpe-
( Kiirts Hint, verbil liens are as good
rittet liens when the facta can be
re a.
Jhioc 7-4m.
Announcements.
Admitted to the Bar.—The
Atlanta Sun of the 25th says that
Mr. Howel! Glenn was admitted to
the bar on the presentation of his
diploma from the University Law
School in Athens, where he recent
ly graduated. Mr. Gleen stood
high during his connection with
the University, as a debator, havw
ing on several occasions represent
ed the Society of which he was a
member, in public efforts, in which
he always acquitted himself with
distinction. We cordially wish him
success in his professional career.
j Countv Convention.—Special
| attention is directed to the call, by
j Dx. J. B. Carlton, President of the
Democratic club of Clark
/^GEORGIA, Clark coqptjr,
VJ We, the Grand Jurats, empaneled and.
sworn for August term, 1872, of Clark
Superior Court, beg leave to make the
folinwitig general presentments:
Wc have examined the public buildings
of the county and find them in good
condition, except the jail in Athens,
which is in a very filthy and unwhole
some condition. We therefore suggest
that- the Sheriff be allowed to use the
jail in Watkinsville.
HOADS, BRIDGES, Ac.
The roads in the county generally are
not in as good condition as they should
be, and we present the Commissioners of
Roads for negligence in the discharge of
their official duties, and urge the import
ance of a more vigorous enforcement of
the law in the premises:. *
Mitchell's Bridge, and .the ’Lower
Bridge at Athens, (known as the Depot
Bridge) are thought to be in an unsafe
condition, We hope the Ordinary will
look after the same immediately.
We further recommend that the Legis
lature tie petitioned through our Repre
sentatives to abolish the pres*ut road
laws and substitute therefor a road tax,
believing it impracticable ever to hava
good roads under existing laws.
COUNTY BOOKS.
We find that the bouksof the Clerk of
the Superior Court, the Ordinary and the
Treasurer should be a source of pride to
the officers named, as they aro a credit to
the county.
The books of the Tax Collector are
neatly kept, and show that the entire
county tax has been collected and paid
over to the Treasurer, except 5 per cent.
For this remainder the Collector has is
sued executions and takeu the Sheriff's
receipt for the same.
The Receiver's books look well, but
show a good many defaulters, among
persons worthy of credit. We learn that
some parlies who liave never given in
their taxes ore not reported as defaulters,
whilst others who gave in their taxes,
are reported as defaulters. We further
find that the Receiver failed to keep
some of his appointments, or was in such
condition at those appointments as to l>e
until lor business.
The books of the Justice of the Peace
are in the main well kept, and afford a
lair index as to the county morals.
DEBT OF THE CONTY.
Amount of coupon bonds due
1st July, 1881, with inter
eet payable semi-aunually,
in coin $18,100.00
Probable ain’t old debt out
standing 12,000.00
Athens Retail Prlee* Current
FOB THE WEEK ENDING AUG. 30, 1*72.
$250 i M ‘ ,NT ? V*‘» —*• -»*h *»d |
kwyre rah Omo, Kwato cirv: ;Ur am)
Mv ■'Vmc
faetury tiood*,—Cotton Ytm. 4 1
Bl’ched Shirting, “ in
Bed Ticking, “ *,
■Floor, Fancy, par ML. 12 00
Family, •< 11 an
Superfloe., •• 9 on
Corn ^.perbOih, 1 IS
Wheat •< 1 S
Bacon, hog round, per lb. -
" shoulders, ••
“ clear balk sides.
tArd _
Chickens, grown, 15et Frying 20 to
.per daz. 20
Batter per lb. 20
Cnrnrt/xl Wtdcbj by England & Q fr . ■ .
•„ j ; aa.m.io; fr-v. - -keaacaa, l>raulsb<iro, Vt.
‘ c TNirTHK iraw-t^tTiSisi, aisle or l«male. S00
*■■* *»ek*««niWf4. Bespevtable employment
“ b *s*e, day or ovening: no capital required: full
ldstruC loos and Valuatde pack^eef goodsw start
with sent bwe by mail. Addrei, wlthicenta re-
a^NSS’fodt. “* Tom, ?*5S0h U&Zd
tol 70
to IS
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to IS *
to IS
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ton
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“ Alva
lakmtths Powder.
$30,100.00
Value of property of whites in
1871 $3,337,076
Value of property of colored.. 27,475
*• *• wildlands.. 85,434
Total
At 1 per cent
Gross amount State & conn- ( $34,005.85
ty tax on property for ’71 (
Amount of county tax 6-10 of
above $20,403.51
Add specific tuxes 247.50
Amount paid by F. W. Lucas
not on Digest 45.00
Medium... •• 75
“ 1 Off
Smoking •• w
(•Buff. ** 90
Cigar*. An per 100035 00
Alvina,... •• 73 00
per lb.
Shot •• 12
• * Lead......;.-,... •* n
Caps...., pef bbjt( 10 ■
Were.-vl’dintsd Duckets, dos S 90
Cedaf •* . “ W 00
Sieves, « S 50
Uqmorw—Oofn Whisky,.., per gaL 3 00
Peach Brandy •• 2 00
Apple " ...... » 2 60
Holland Gin •* 7 00
Bourbon Whiskey, “ 3 00
Wines, •• 3 00
Groceries.—Siigar, Crushed per lb. 18
“ “ 15
•• C «• IS
“ Brown,good" 14
Coffee, Rio, “ 25
•• Jsvs •• 33
Tea, ilyscn...■• 1 so
. Oonpowdel'i “ 2 00
“ Black.. «• 1 50
Syrup, Sorghdm, per gal. 00
. “ Cano,....,, 11 75
Cuba Molasses...« “ 40
Candles, perib. 20
Cheese •• 20
Crackers T 11 IS
Onions, perbush.l 00
Candy, Fancy.... per tb. SO
• 7 Stick •• 25
Soda “ 12
Black Pepper •• 35
Ginger “ 23
Starch _ “ IS
Bice 41 10
Mackerel No. 1,... per kit, 3 00
No. 2,... •• 2 00
Sardines, .per box, 25
Salt per sack, 2 25
Dregs—Copperas - per lb.
Indigo ”
Madper •• 20
Salts — “ 10
Sulphur " 15
Hardware.—Iron, Sweeds... •• 7
“ Country bar “ 6
“ Castings,.... “ *
Nails “ • S
Cotton Card.*, por dos.6 00
Hoes, Brade’a, “ 6 00
Ames’ Shovels, 18 00
Spades, •• 15 00
Trace Cksdns, " 9 00
rioanrial.—Gold, bnyln : ;— 1 12
“ selling 1 3
Silver, buyii.g— 1 OS
“ selling.... 1 10
awg 2S4h 4«.
Bare Chance for Agents.
AGEAI^l W» wtn pey.yoa >40 per week in CXSb,
P*lS F. A. IGjSVcO*
Charlotte, Mich.
SHARP & FLOYD,
mceewlfto Btatf Atrp, Jr.
3 owoHora
county,
ro^v.of.^a
For Ropresonfalive.
e authorised toannoui.ee B. 21. OV|IftBYj
, u a candidate for Repreftentativc in the
dsmra. f-if •***« + I fo r a convention on the 7th, at the
.* ™ ~7* r ~ LCuart House in Athens, to nomw
^ ; juite candidates h.r the Legislature.
tp f«ir.T « . DORSET, K%|., announcod a • . ' .
MldiJatp for t)te office of Tax Receiver of C)ark i ^ tllilt CV CTy uIStPl(!t will
eafiitr, jjquwfutir ininiifiatiou. 1fulfv rcprcscfitei, dihI that a
tn aethorited to announce Mr. u. h. i spirit of conciliation will prevail.
■$<>S a* a candidate for Tax Beeeirer ef Clsrk HurmOliy is essential ’O 8UCCCSS.—
y.Airbject \9, tlie, | <Voruv^.u t ^f • DeuiGcnUic
ntlon.
. r - .
For dork Superior Court. 1
' are announce Mr.
lotK.t.l. A4 A Oka li Ute for ri<*rSs of the Superior
rt.RU>»jert to a D'roocmtic nomination.
Fur Tax Culleetur.
B') eipnty D
of lax Collector, Ly
MANY V.)rEHS iIN TIIB WEST SIDE.
Each district is, entiiiinlrto-oois deles
/'ate for every 25 .voters.
Democratic Meeting in Jockwu^.
|J M BARRY will be »uppr>rted for Tax Col
in ibe DepiGcratii* nojuiinating convention
M \ N Y VOTERS x \ \L aVCR Til E COUNTY.
^ J-
Local and general Items.
Jefferson, Ga ; . Aug. 2G.
Agreeable ; to a caJJ, a' respectable
k. bitch wi.i u, sppuorud (n iij. | nuq>l»er of the PeBUnajits pf 'Jackson
-raiie nomination, r„r tir o/- assembled in the Court House
•for-the purpose of taking some steps tg.
select suitable men , to ,represent the
county in the next Legislature. Judge
Hubert White was called to the chair,
and H. W. Bell requested to act as
Secretary. After much discussion, the
following resolution was unanimously
agreed upon.
COUNTY Convention.—Thesev- Unsolved, That the citizens of each
| district in the county are requested to
i*l t.iit u fli^Uicts pf Clark c,o,upty arc ; assemble ki their respective districts on
prctiirity 4cque»ted to send tlie .nun,- ! •V.'.urdav, the 7th day of September
’ , , ' . , • , u! xr, and elect one delegate for everv
t delegate* to which thev are sev- r- , “• , ,
e Dvepiv voters, or fractional part pf
fly entitled to a convention for the pur- j twenty-five, to represent them in a cop;
vention to be held.in Jefferson on Mqp-
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Agra*a Wanted for the iatahldgraphy of
HORACE GREELEY,
A new illuatrated edition, now ready.-Qetthis the
bestjnd only edlUon written by hfm K ir, and en-
dorsed bv the Tribune; and our 1872 ('AlPilov
JUMJAU for all putto, jnetout. priee!50. One
Mcnt *olkI 80 in 8pleodId Steel rtor^
trait of Greeley, $1. f month made •eliinrf
the above. _ | B. TREAT. 8
Pub. 8CJ. Broadway, N, V.
1 75 to 2 Oil
to 7)4
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to 8 00
tol 8 00
tOlS 00
toll 00
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too
to
Gross amount eounty tax 1871$ 20,696,01
Deduct insolvent eounty tax
reported by Collector
$ 90.85
Defaulters relieved.... 395.05
Errors in digest 724.34 1,210.24
$ 19,485.77
Deduct Tax Collcctors's com.
on $1!>,485.77
at 4 per cent, and Receiv
er's com. on same at 3 per
cent 1,169.13
A pproximatc net auiuunt coun
ty lax, 1871 $ 18,316,64
We also give below a condensed re
port ol'Treasurer’s account:
SUEKIFF, JAILOR AND OTHER OFFICERS.
Dr.
ljeh.fi. ain’t on hand $ 891.79
.from collections.. 1,329.00
By ain't paid over i
“ on hand '
Cr
$1,236.61
975.18
$2,212.79 $2,211.79
.CORONERS.
Feb 6. To amount on
hand 23.57
from collections. 7.06
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Laxattv*
Perhapa no one medi
cine is to universally
required by every
body as a cathartic,
nor was ever any be
fore so universally
adopted into use. In
every country and
among all claases, aa
this mud bnt efficient
purgative Pill. The
obvious reason is.
thatltiaamnre relia
ble and for more ef
fectual remedy than any other. Those who have
tried It, know that it cured them: those who have
, all know that whit it does once It does al
ways — that it never fell* through any fenlt or neg-
clectof its composition. We have thousand* upon
thousands of certificates of their remarkable cures
of the following complaints, but such cures are
known in every neighborhood, and we need not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and condition*
In all climate*; containing neither calomel nor any
deleterious drag, they may be taken with safety
by anybody. Tneir sugar-coating preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful Influence on the
Internal viscera to purity the blood and stimulate
it into healthy action—remove the obstructions
of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of
the body, restoring their irregular action to nealth,
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such de-
fements as are the first origin of disease,
mute directions are given in the wrapper cn
the box, for the following complaints, which theat
Pills rapidly cure:—
For Dyspepsia or Isffifeitlss, Klsfliwa*.
dess, Lasraor and X*wss of Appetite, they
Should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Elver Csstslslat and its various symp-
toss*. Billows KXesutacfce, Sick Head-
ache, Joaodlce at Green Sickness, Bil-
4osta Colic and Billows Fevers, they should
ibe judiciously token for each ease, to correct the
•diseased action or remove the obstructions which
A tlanta, Ga.
T^TE OFFER A large variety of
FINE WATCHES,
£E£DGKS,
bOKWELRY, i
^SILVER WARE,
SPECTACLES,
x ^kNGY GOODSr -
‘""FINE BRONZES,
iLAND STATUARY:
WE HAVE A FULL CORPS OF
THE RECORDS ef TBSTS
AttJJWBLL, Maas., prowi
; n F. BLE.MUS S
TURBINE,
superior to all otber*. It gave a
higher per ccnuge than anyolh-
_ wheel of eomnoa finish. Pmnj-
&rphlet and price list by
»• H. F. BURNHAM, York, Pa.
nklifllfiORE
FEMALE COLLEGE
Was incorporated on* regular College iu 1849, with
KsSi-afei &Etssx±Si
b and accomplished Education
_ ge ofthe Middle. Southern and
Western 8 tat «*. Catalogues maybe kad at this office.
orofN. C. BROOKS, L L. D. Brest, Baltimore, Md
ST.
1872. DRYGOODS. 1872.
^RE RECEIVING A VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK f>F
1PRIN6 HKD fpMHER ®RK flOS.
Dully Yard on patterns in most of the nbovr.
ft'tow i*>' iinr
~i.it <>t nfivig'tHf it
m-ilni <10
: Lcsoq
Iri,h
Manufadureutany Fine Good*
dn,«urownshop, and are prepared to FILL AM
tot goods cr work promptly,
il goods engraved frtfe of charge,
ike a specialty or
m FOR FAIRS!
r IS
I to fire any information tin sp-
• guarantee the
1 ASSORTEMNT,
! FINEST GOODS,
THE I/JWJhST PRICES,
ANbTll£BE$T ; WORK.
Call and se^ss.'’ *- 1
.^blBPAFItOYll.
Whitehall Street., Atlanta.
CLAIR HOTEL,
Baltimore, Md.
This New and Beautiful Hotel is nos OPEN to
the public. Located on .MONUMENT flQUAKE,
convenient alike to the business man and the turist.
It is the only hotel in Baltimore embracing eleva
tor suite of rooms with baths, and all otherconveo-
iencies.
To accommodate Merchants. Commercial Trav
elers and others, the rates will be 82 per day for
rooms on the fourth sad fifth floors, making the
difference on account of the eiet'dlion. Ordinary
transient rates for lower room*. $3 per day.
Uueste desiring to take advantage of the above
rates will please notify the clerk before rooms nee.
assigned. An improved elevator for the use ot the
guest* is constantly running, fromfi A. M. until
11. PM. HARRY a. FOGI.EManager.
y- ; ”
MYytSdy. tr
* ra3s.iYjTO|
i: qf pivtiitytting eanfliffates lor the
•islnture, to be held at the Court
louse in Athens, on Saturday, tjic 7th ot
*|)tember. J. B. CARLTON,
Pres. Democratic Club.
Gkoroia Press Association.—
A special meeting of the Georgia
Vcas Association will he held in
[Atlanta, on Thursday, September
vb. li.72- A full attendance is
quested, ns business of importance
a il! Iks bro*t*;fyt before,thc Associa**
tiyn.
ftftlqr.nf
J. II. Estili., President.
W. G. Wanin'. Secretary.
Athens and Madison Railroad. • -
A public meeting will lie held at the
ll’ourt House, to-morrow, 31st inst., for
It lie purpose of appointing delegates to
|n ini! road cogvenlion to be held at Madi-
[fo<a.nn tyednes^a*-, Sept. 4th.
This iy a «jreat enterprise, in which
every citizen of t^c county ia deeply in-
f ti rested, and it is hoped that the meeting
h ill signify an appreciation of its import
ance by w-udiffg $ Stcopg fjelcgatioii to
^Madison, At ip stated tfept Savannah
**" represented in the meeting.
-era-
day following, for the purpose of 4»opi-
inating a candidate or candidate* to
represent the county in the next legis
lature.
Upon motion of W. C. Howard,
Esq., the Athens and Qainesville pa
pers are requested to publish the pro
ceedings of tips meeting. The meeting
was then adjourned.
ROBERT WHITE, Chairman.
H. W. BELL, Secretary.
Bullock Heard From.—The
-New York Times has a letter‘from
Bullock, reviewing the action of
the late Legislature, and defending
his administration in the matter of
bonds ami other expenditures.—
The letter is designed more as a
campaign document in tbe interest
of Grant, than for any benefit it
may be to the writer. For cool
effrontery, bold and reckless asser
tion, ami malignant slander of the
f eople of Georgia, it is hard to beat
t would be gofKi reading, if we
had room for it. It is without date.
By ain't paid out$ 30.57 $ 30.57
LAWFUL CHARGES.
Feb 6. To amount on
hand $ 178.20 , - .
From Ord’y and
collections 153,80
By ain't paid out. $ 191 15
..*• “on hand 150.85
£ ^2:00 ' 345 10
llVlthlKFS AND STATIONARY.
Feb 6. To amount on
hanyl......... . ..$237 93
From Collector.. ,22.QO <
By amount paid
out 187.30
By am't on hand . 72.63
SHALER'S J^A-TEASTT
PARADE TORCH
for tbe CAMPAIGN of lH«e f isa
striking novelty *o the toreh line
The burning fluid being contain
ed in tbe packing, prevents- nil
danger of dripping am) soiling tie
clothing, and is perfectly safe i*r
handling. Ur blowing through .%
tube in the nandle
A C Olst'Tl.T OP FVsA.TIR
is thrown three feet inlw the atr,
B roduriug a beautiful ami NtarV
ng effect, and iUumninating a
• wide area. This Torch U cht+jxr
and handler than any other, and
ejststo burn only two or three
cents per ni^fat.
Manufactured and aold by
8. M. AIKMAN 4 Co »
261 Peart direct York
Manufacturers of Ship, R. It.
and Hand Lahtcrns.
NORWOOD HI (111 SOHOOL,Ya
Seralon 1R72-W open* Sept. 20th. 1872-
WILLIAM D. CABELL, (Univ. Va ), Principal
F. Kky Mf.aiik, (Unlv. Va.), Inatructorln Ancient
Languages.
R. L. H.saisoa, M. A., (Univ. Va.), In.-tiurtor in
Modern Languages, English, Ac.
Tho*. A. SsnDOK, (Mutlicmatical Medalist, Univ,
Va.), Instructor in Applied Mathematics and
in Aualytical and Apuled ChcniLstry.
D. S. O. CamcLL, (Univ. Va.). Instructor In law.
Address. WILLIAM D. CABELL, principal,
Norwood, Va.
University of Virginia, May * 1372
To Yh. P. Cabell, E|i-, Principal.
My. Dear dir :—l have a high appreciation of work
your Soh»*>l is doing for the State and the Country,
and ofthe importance of sending you the best men
as your attbunts. Yours, Terv Duly,
CHARLES S. VENABLE.
Chairman of the Faculty, U. of Va
HMIE MO.ffftLT BULLETIN I* de*ignei a. a
L uiediuro for the announcement of new and
forthcoming bonks, and a* a means of conveying
special information in regard to the character and
contents of the latest issue* ofthe Prew. It is pub.
liahed. ottthd first of each month, and wUl be for
warded without charge to Librarians, Secretaries
of Book CItthe and Reading .Societies, Heads of
CoUeMsaod Behools and aU other book burera who
may furnish met with their address.
D. QUINN, Bnek-se'ler,
Stationer, Marie and Periodical Dealer.
*prl9-3tu Augusta, Oa.
E. S. ENGLAND & CO.,
J^jRE NOtV RECEIVING THEIR
NEW FALL STOCK!
Selected with c*re by otic «if the flrtii, in New
York, to which they iuvite the attention of their
enM<H»n r* juid the public. Thev hare a good assort,
tnent of w
jTAPLE&FflHCy Oily GOODS
UIIOPRIlIKn,
j -puonsioss, • «• •
1 1 - UAKOU
r f UKOIKBBV,
l K 1 MATS*. CAPS,
. ? t 5 t 5 t OOOTri,
V. n V A V a. a a rillORa,
And in short, everything in tbe way of
ion Supplies,
For Dysentery <
mild dose ia generally
For
.Back and!
rttooslf taken, as requiz
action of the system.
i generally required.
uusatlsli, Cions, 43ravel, ’
off the Heart, Pain Us
but one
r should be con tin*
unn the diseased
such change those
WA8HI5RTOS VKIVKRrifTV
Medical School,
Baltimore, Maryland. .
rpHENEXT ANNUAL SESSION
of this Institution will begin October T*r,
1872, and continue five months. The clinical ad*
raoleges of the School are unsurpassed.
Fee* including dissection and hospital tickets, Vy.
For Catalogues containing full particulars apply
Prof. CUA8. W. CHANCELLOR, Dean,
Baltimore, Md.
Tic Nic.-
Bourbon Democrats, How do Yon Like
It I
Little Bock, Akk. August 12.
—The Ibllowing letter was received
to da} - by a prominent Republican
m, . ! of this place. J. M. Edmunds, the
pit-me at Cr f a ^ i ^ who sent it, is Grant’s Post-
L*t lnst Fr,day was a ’ master at Washington, and is Sec-
nr - -n^rr P “ ff<Ur ' Delegate9 wwe I retai v of the Grant Congress Cam-
- r! "* f “ rd -Glade and Evans p:l jgn Committee. Ilis signature
- - the Winterville Diris-, to t j ie ] etter has been compared
Mr - W; | tjjat 0 f other letters in possess
ion'of persons here, and is unques-
$ 259.93 $ 259aS3
COUNTY TREASURER—POQR FUND.
Feb 6. To auiuunt on
baud $ 37.50
Received from
Hunter.......... 119,00
By com on $110.00 2.75
“ order paid J. C
Wilson 744.75
large and frequent doses
to prodace the effect of a drastic purge.
For tspprearim a large-dose should be
takes as Jt pipfliices die desired effect by sym*
nathi.
As * Dinner Pitt .Sake one or two Pills
rproipptc digestion apd relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into btsUkr. notion, restores the appetite,
,and invigumteythexystem. Hence it U often ad-
vantagqpus where pdserious derangement exists.
S ue yr|>e .leg's tqlcniolr wefi, often finds that •
ise eOtbese PUte.TMkes lOzn feel decidedly bet
ter, firogi their clean' ing.and xenoratieg effect o«
the digestive apammi-
J)T. J. C. jt*KR* CfiaOmffi
Z.O WJKM,. V. 8. A.
$ 147.50 $ 147.50
COURT noUSK. JAIL, ifcc.
Feb 6. To am junt on
hand ...$1,641.80
Received from
Hunter 3,200.00
By am'ts paid out 2,660.08
“ u on hand.. 2,181.72
$4,841.80 $4,841.80
JURY FUND.
Feb 6. On hand 109,25
Received 452.00
By ain't paid out. 626.31
•• “ unhand.. 15.94
llod;
W Sons «»t Temperance!
Butler, of Madison delivered the ”oncn-
ninfi address. Eu«ne *., P 1 ,on OI persons nere, aim w unoocn-
”¥ tflaili* a short and raell-uLa ^ lionab lj’ geOUine.'. Tbo Circular he
ancliUiOiL
ladies
aur.tilul.
and vie.inity,
and circular cjjupe inclosed in an en
velope on the outside of whicl? is
Tuesday 1 P r ' nle< ^ “ Union Reform Congress John S Robison,
N ew Cotton.—Last
$ 642.25 $ 642.25
LEGAL INDEBTEDNESS.
Feb 6. On hand 256.49
Received .4,015.30
By ain’t paid out, 3,184.75
“ “ on hand..' 1,087.04
An
$4,271.79 |4.271.79
; 16. Cash on liand$3,829 18
We recommend that the Jurors ofthe
February term, 1872, rce.eive pay at the
rate of $2 per day, as we understand the
law was passed in December to that ei-
fect.
We, the Grand Jurors, in taking leave
of hi9 Honor, Judge Charles D. Davis,
respectfully tender or thanks tor his kind
ness during the past session of this
August Court.
To the Solicitor we also return thanks
jgt Oi
tancc in the transaction ot business
brought before our body. ,
RUFUSL.MOS8. Foreman.
on the
the second Irate ,.f new cotton
market. That is the place to sell your
cotton nr buy your goods. jt
I Sweetness Long Drawn Out.
ri ; r. Nichols brought a melon of the quill
l «yMission to town yesterday which is a
furiosity. It was two feet seven inches
'""S, «"d less than three
imdiea througli.
II"!. The weather has contin*
hot during the week, with a alight
>'m Tuesday.-. Farmers are haring good
'seather to save fodder, and coUoa prom-
l-es to he fl nP .
^ AsiiiNGToN, July 30, 1872,
Dear Sir—Please send the en
closed circular to active Democrats
in your district who do not support
Mr, Greeley and will co-operate in
the Louisville Convention. Send
me a list of such men in each coun
ty immediately.
:J. M. Edmuni-s. Secretary.
This letter completely proves
the charges that tbe Louisville
movement id managed in the inter
est of Grant by the administration
Campaign committee at' ‘Washing
ton.—Constitution.
John 6 Willi.urd,
Robt S GrifktU,
James R Hardeman,
Walton II Booth.
David H Malcom,
John V Bromby,
Frederick B Lucas,
Job# Jaojf^opi
John Sikes.
Joseph H Murray,
nGsvman reeipo oUtoii.xd by the late Jonas
Whitconzh, in Europi:. Italjexiqted thia disorder
In his ease when all other miipljanoes of modlral
skill and been abandoned. Joseph Burnett A Co.,
Boston. For sale by all dreggi*'*.
Sabstttslesln the Dental Bankaarenotdesirabie;
therefore, keep the natural,teeth round and pure
with that wholesome vegetable elixir, Aosodant.
a t bis, and they will lost s* lung ss the breath
sis, aud tbe breath iteslfwUl zjevar.be tainted.
To Owsrnof Horses and Cattle.—ToMa* 1 Derby
Condition Powders are warranted Superior to any
others,or no par. for Ihecureof Distemper, XVomis,
Bota, toughs, Hide Bound, Cold, Ac., ip Horses,
and Colds, Conghs, lotas of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn Distemper, Ac., in Cattle. Price 25 cents.
Depot, to, Park Place, New York.
Physiologist* say that oar Bodies are renewed
ice in seven year*. The material or«whi4h tjiey
-e reconstructed la the blood, and unless k befut-
of viiality. the
once .
are reconstructed is tbe blood,
ly charged with the elements
stteugtb and health of the system declipq. — -
blrari depurents, Dr. Walker’s Vinegar Bitters is. wilUmpart youthful vigor to tlie weary sufferer.
- — ' - Have yoa Weakness of the Intestine* ! You
tbe safest and tsost Infallible. There is no disease
arising from depravation of the blood, Wiliqh it
will not apeedUy cure.
For Dyspepsia, indigestion, depression ofnpiritst
and general debility, in their various form*, giro.
ss s preventive against fever and ague ; and .pthfir,
intermittent fever*. The Ferro-Phosphoratfolf
Elixir of Cslittys, made by Caswell, UaiardApffu
New York, and sold by all drwsitts, is the fcest
tonie, and for patients recovering from fe'
otber sickness, has po equal-
Thurston's liory Pearl Tooth Powder.—The t est-
apticlc known for cleaning ,*nd preserving .the-"
teeth and gums. 8oid py a(I draggists. Price 2i
and 50cents per bottle, F. C. Bells A Co., Nev
York.
Uhristodoro's Ustr Dye. This magnificent com
pound stands unrivalled, in the world. No lady
orgentleman qf .discrimination uses any othc{. It
is the most perfect, reliable, and effective hair dye
in the wqrlu. Factory 68 Maiden Lane,N. Y.
CsrboUr Sal re, recommended byphyalcians astlle
great heating compound. .Price 25 cents per box
John F. llsnry, sale proprietor 8 College Place,
New New York.
Rlaley'a Rurhu is s reliable Diuretic and
foraUdsrangcmeoU ofthe urinary and genital or
gans. Thegenuins, ss lormsrly sold by Havilond,
llaml A Rialey, and their branches, is now pre
pared by U. W. Rlstey, the originator and Pro-
£ ^6(01; and the trade supplied by his successors,
[organ A KDley, Now York.
8rapaiaisopiamparifiedoriteriekenlngandpols- ty
mous properties. It Is a perfect anodyne, not pro- runnii
JflJj
Young H Danicll
James C Wilson,
Win B Huygood,
Richard Boggs,
RLWiHjjL-rspoDU,
IVm A Gilleland,
WiJUfim P Picken,
Wo recommend that tjie tdjoYeprpsent-
meuts be uubli^ie^. ’ ' ‘ ,
On motion of Solicitor General, Order-
ed, that the foregoing presentments be
published in Athens papers,
v GEORGIA, / Clerk’s Office Sup’r
Clarx County, f Court.
a^M JORHCAX^W JOHNb6n, _
- r- ’ ■' il ■ i C/ICTKs
onous properties. It Is a pel
duclng headache, or constipation of the bowels, as
is the use with other preparations of opium. John
Farr. Chemist. N. Y.
Pratt's Astral OIL has s world-wide reputation
as the surest and heat illuminating oU. Over two
million gallons have been sold for the past two
revr*. from which, no accidents ot any dtecriplion
have occurred. M «roujy- OU. House
,.i c ivories PraU established J770. New York.
-We have Frsusoatir Besrd notfaqra mj they
would n.A be wlthtwl ft rostew s boothtug
Syrup, from the birth ofjhe child until it has nn-
l/hcl with ibe teothftig nsgK. under any circum
stances whatever.
The Reeretef Beaatr.
asked, for the world of ft
know that is produced by u
harmless preparation known as <
•• Bloom of Youth.” Its beautifying
!y wonderful. Depot, 5 Uoldtt., N.
Jon and all the
uriog a dallghlfu) and
0* G. W. Laird’s
effects are tru.
Y.
filacksiDilh’s Bellows, Anvils,
"TTISES, HAMMERS, Stock and
V Dies, d
worth
* **• Ktcrmoar a co.
Window Shadess-firt Sevens.
H or other Produce, and
Will 9t*r«9 nt ‘i3 rtftfi m Bair
|fer moitth.
Wo «re determined to deal fairly, srl! loir, an.1 by
close attention to bu*ine«» hope to plew old ensto-
mefB and makt* many new one*. »rptl.~tf
Send your Old Furniture to
WOOD’S
REPAIR SHOP,
Next to tlie Episcopal Church, and have it
may lOTm .V.t\ l)E GOOD AS SKW.
mm *eit**2 iw h; ms 9
smumttui.
A Substitute for Mercurial Preparation*,
Castor OU, Rhubarb, Senna, dr.
r PHE PUREST AND BEST
I. remedy known fur diseases of the Lirer, Fe-
nialcl’omplaintA, or for any dinease in which a
medicine ia uece«*rj\ to keep the bowel* free and
li trail by, or to purifr the blood. It acta more nat
urally on the liver than Calomel or Blue 1'illa, and
aojvcra a better purpoao. It is Tint Great Spring
Medicine. Prejared by J. Dennis M. 1)., Augus
ta, G», >old by pr. King, Athens.
WHITE GOODS
Swiss, Mtrfi, Nainsook and Jaconet, I
mdettp. Linen Table Damask, Nspki
p found all the fsvorita brand* of btevc
With since ns ^ratUnde for the kind and liberal encouragement from
respectfully solicit a con tin nance of their favor*, promising on our part every efi
apr **> • • V,rl ^’P«^>VVkEAKLAN1
300 BBOSD HTRIKT, AUGCSTLoA.
P*,8. We will send samples and phy tike mis
press on all bills ordered at retail lfair amounts
over Ten Dollars. • . ..... :
. ->i!T ■■ - .. .. TTUfTTiT
.»!■ ’nt-
THilq
f tt .'i . ’—
pr »n?if»»tni»1
terfj I.IdoV/
From New Yorkl
-O n .•* •*•>*» r ifo«>. .rfq
A SPLENDID STOCK
OF-
olo
V c**-
DRY GOODS, GROERIES, 11 ATR, SHOES; LEATH
ER, SADDLES, ROCKERY, &C., - !T
At ENGLAND A
Which we are selling chenp ns the cheapest, for cash or protluve. wHfe •
are also ageuts fer the celebrated
DCKSON C OMX->OTJ3SrPv ’
_• ' J :i ,<}/: l ' .-■ i;vT-» L>*-‘ ”nioh ai
\V. S. WmiERS. • 1 ■ r,: ' ! J1 ' v iictesh
WITHERS & .JOISTLs,::r a
hiorr
f md
Proprietors Novelty Iron Works, Atlantii^^
jV/TANUFACTURERS of Building Fronts, Gratings, Window Guards,
°' We B « r *. Hitching Post*, Brackete, Bailrud Frocs, Summer UoVire*
’’ C *1 W 1T? » D »1 Setter* for Isiwnsond Verandahs, Iron Railings and Fencisgsnf thelsteet nhU
teres for Cemetery l»t*. Fence* aad Verandah., etc.,*"' Allordcrefor r «#•
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS AND MACHINERY
r patterns when In rijctitar fine of irWf?'*
Wdl-wheel*. Portable Urett», Ke)U*», ffrnl- -
of.»n kind, attcir’eit t'l^rmnipljy, and no chaj
We alMm inufjcture.
drons, Skillet*, etc., etc
Irutu, Audlron*. _ _
We arw ageuU for tb*
made for t
1, Fire 5
Tanite Company's Emery Grinders, Saw Gnmfners, |^i.
tent Flanges, etc., wihch we will deliver at Factory.PrU^s,
These wheels are free from any offensive odor, do not glaze, gum, or heat; as
some do; are not liable to burst, and will cut further thah anr other wheel, i ^
rent SO dm
* -v.irewl ti'-ift li^dl
D. H. & J. T. DENNING,
ir ,noe
DEALKl’,8 IN
"A —J
WINDOW SASHES, BLINDS
It la not a physic, which may give temporary re
lief to the sufferer lortheflrst few dose*, but which
from continued use brings pile* and kindred dis
eases to aid in weakening the invalid, nor ia it a
doctored liquor, which, under ifce popular name
of 41 Bittern,** is so extensively palmed off on the
public as sovereign remedies, l>ut it ia a most potter-
Snl tonie ondtdtenUire, pronounced jo by the lead
ing medical authorities of London and Paris, and
has long been used by regular physicians of other
countries with wonderful results,
D3. WELLS’ EXT jrjlHtHBEB .
retains all the medicinal virtue, peculiar to the
plant, and uul l* taken aa a permanent curative
agent.
la tkere want of Action in Yoor Liver and Spires t:
Unless retfarsd at once, the blood become* impure
from deleterloii* recretibrio, 1 predAiem^ acroluloua
or akin diuaaea, blotcbca, felons, pustules, canker,
pimplea, etc. lit.
Take JURUBEBA tocleanoo, pnrify and restore
the vitiated blood to healthy action.- , /■
" ‘ I Unless digestion
,'slesl
tendency, general weakness or lassitude.
Take it to assist digestion witkout reaction, it
liars you a Drspepale Mtammch 1 Unless diM*i
is promptly sided the system is debilitated; *
loss of vital force, poverty*01 the brood, ’drop*
in danger of chronic dlarrbrea, or the dreadful in-
fiamntition ofthe bowels.
- Take it to allay irritation, and warn! off tendency
to Inflammation*. ' * St •
Have yon Weakoeosnf tk* Ulerlnr or I'rtnary Or.
in* t Vqv must procure instant reiigf, or you are
aide to auffering wotac than death. I
Chk* it to strengthen organic weakliest of life be-
oouess burden.
Finally, At should be taken to keep the system
€
Croquet.
D RADLEY’S Patent Croquet, made
JL-J of the choicest hard woods, wirb potent sock-
eta, index leal b»il», galvanlxfd bridge*, ami all the
latest improvement*. For sale at
apr.12 _ BURKE’S BOOK STORE.
AMERON MIXED GLOSS
PAIXT COMPANY.
Manufacturer* of
Mixed Gloss Paint.
No. lof>, West 5th st., Ciucinnali, Ohio.
AU colors anti tints ready for nsc.
Warranted id In Pcel, Dilater. Crack or <*ha1k Off.
One gallon coven 200 square feet, 9 cuat*. On
plastered walks and ceiling* and 2-M) square t
2.au>l three coat*.
Our paint ia made from the *ame material* that
all painter* eiaita tv ugera-Uiat White Lead, Zinc
ana linseed Oil *, the enamebv.1 aurfece given by
the gluia i* nut effected by scrubbing and washing.
It has been thoroughly tested, being in use over
nine years, and hds given entire satisfaction. .Suit
able for all nurpoae*, and warrante<l to Mnnd in
(li our paints aremaide ofthe ordinary pigmtnt*
spa oil,' do not confbufid them with tlnme styK*d
> *Uheniical, , ** 4 Rnbb«r,"orftny other mixed paint*.
CAIIMJi MIXED fiLOSSfAIM W.
April t, 1872.
TS THE BEST FAMILY 8EW*
A ING Ui-CHINE la ivse, doing a greater varie-
•r work. . U is JX<0Iu eipipi* i» its construction,
ing stood tb
lighter and with more speed than any
otbqrSBWHJg^C^NBJo *l*> market. Hav-
ly Warranted.
others. ’ 11
at ike office.
WE ALSO HAVE TOE AGENCY FOR
MADAM DEMOREST'S
YcwYork Fashion Patterns
RECEIVED MONTHLY.
A foil-size, accurate and reliable
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A . FIJLL ASSORTMENT., OF
iiuXJlhd vanoodSCHOOL BOOKS In are in and
around Athens, including
Arithmetics, ( (
Algebra*,
Anatomy and Physiology.
» •, Astronomy,
Book-lceeping aiul Blanks.
’ Botany and Chemistry.
. , jj , , , Dictionaries.
Geometry, Trigonometry and Surveying.
Geographies and Grammars,
ifistorg,Logic,Rhetoric and Composition.
Philosophy—Nat'ral, Mental and Moral.
Printer*) Readers and Spellers.
; i Speakers, Dialogues, tie.
French, German, LatinandGrcek Book*.
Slates and Pencils.
> ' Chalk Crayons, dx., &e.
/ Speciftl Discounts made toTrxch-
ers nnd Merchants. Call
BURKE’S BOOKSTORE. U
CURES
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
.\ruv-W Thruat,
Sprains,
Bruiiw*, '
Sce.y Ac.
FOR SALE AT .THE
NEW DRUG STORE.
mmiuz, muz*
Lime, dement, Plaster Parish Hair *
FIRE BRICK, »C. 7,"™'""*.
COMPRISING A COMPLETE STOCK OF . „>j rd'
Building Material,
45 Jackson Street, Near Pott Office, Augusta, Go. vSfaiD fn
K BE( * t-t- YVK to cat! attention to our fodlitie, for supplying building material, snd lovlte an
vV ezsmlnatiou of our stock aud price*. Our Doors, flashes, and BUndqare of White red South
ern Pina, and having onnocUon with manwferturars 8011th. eazi flU axdcWvr with SrihHSnd> fl*a*
and sstimates furnished, and contracts taken for ail style* of buildinro. Send for a Pric* List
jan 26. 3m. • . '• ‘ ‘ D. H. Sc J.- T. -DENNING.
_ . . ",t t; ■) m ~ rrr:—hi ■ tt ut r.ve im j!,—*-—
Ificw Cotton and Produce Warehouse !
Subscribed Capita},,™ b«x
ONE MILLION DObtE£S>
THE WAREHOUSE . T THIS
Corner ot Campbell and StPntiolds ]ffi 1
^ d , ; I’qfn.Tj *>ifr ,wus; f *» ■raw
A.\igusta, Oeorgia, , ift w0 nir| v w
W3BRS5WSMMR
available iu THIS PITY OU AN Y OTHER, for Imrruwi^
The Rink i* prepared at all tituu* tu maH6 MlAas tin PIIOPUfTDR ranTT^rO 11 ^ oil tb*
most rea*4»uable term*. ... . . « .
Parties* would do well to apply at the W’areli#>tf.--e, r«r communicate with
Vrthtibw *r>nf mi
UH.UILES J. JENKINS^ President.
JNO. L KING,, Yiqc Presitlenu *
ir-A *Tr*—rail! St I vluL
Great Shoe .House
r>q «. in Krinfop’J
* ns <Mi.- rffiin* ai
_ liable pal
ou* stees, of every new and dcsinUt
itfern is vari-
o oterte,
For Ladied and Childrens Dresses.
Having oHspstentlkilr* to run marines, OT*
derx for nukiog.dresses shirt*, or tor ftjScr *ew-
“BROWN & SCHAFFER,
AGENTS, ATHENS, GA.
JwwSti 1 ; <H<rfr>nC«B*g» ATSSdfoAtitewv. <H-
OLOBE HOTEL,
3, IF. Corner of Broad and Jaefaon-ets.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
4. .1 ,• J 4rKSOX, l*rwprie1or.
P. _ML„ t ....
Having removed to the late, store of j &
\yn>L KEEP ON HAND A VERY, LARjSE AI
'BOOTS *«§£5' ■
Embracing the Ve" Best. Goods made thr Vmkt flu-: :
Wagon Yards in Athens.
r P H ESU B8CRIBER HAS
J. a safe, comfortable sad commodious Wagon
Yard on River street, near th« Upper Bridge:
ONE AT FOOT OF BROAD ST.,
on Foundry at., nearly rear of Dorsey ft Smith,
•here Corn, Fodder, and sil other necessary ap-
nutnceCmm he purchased on reasonable terms.—
Charges moderate. The higheet market price p*ip
for eousty preface, and bank Mils received in ex
change for rood.. WILEY HOOD.
Jan. 187.’.
Wanted.
KD
GyjfJ’et Fhte'^fpod «Z the Athens Check Factory, t
U’tjidh hc will ,ellat
Person* visiting Auguste during the May UbttveiittJn wlll fied It tn tbelr intSVwrt'Ju yctre me a call,,
and lay in a supply for thrir (amities. .. i . u . * . ,
S- —■ —/ini .xllufam—Mhfii sifci Ca.-q.. - • .
JAS. G. BAIIiDCSc BRGe
AUGUSTA, CrEGRGtk?^* V
V RK now opening a lwnutifitl assortment of thofoUowiag goods forbpriug tvadnjill .ff>hlrb wlll Ira
aold off quick st a small advance I . , ,
bras?
Floor
Druggets
Window ftimueg all sizes, uurtain goous, J.ace Uujjains,
Wall Pajiers and Borders, Hair Cl^hs^p^gjg^re^i pot)ds >
Wc also keep on our first floor, a large stock of £il&K&uFVWIL F
GROCERIES, Wood and Willow Ware. Wc solicit Adders from our Athena
friends, for the above goods, which will be goH Xow FmhQytt
JA8. G. BAILIK A BROTHER,
A lt-Jrid ; Whm8Hnl v !t c . aT *
HfwW?«r«SBB^5^?Tr
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
A COIHD5, Pine wood wanted.
V^/V^/Proposals to furuisn. Two Hundred
are desired by
jnly 21 .-7t
Carriage, Buggy * Wagon
^ LARGE^and well selected assort-1 ii: -.tTiiwiat
CHILDS, N1CXRRPON
- —v-—iWi
^ W
500 Kegs Nalls:
rNLl> DOMINION AND ROME)
vy monufoeturo, for **VJf * ’ • ,
CHILDS, NICKERSON*-ee’K ni *
nr.
■ .1/ i^.i'^VfrTTrr me
Finest Rerdsene„ LiiRipfe
TO BE FOUNDIN ATHENS,.
XERCISES < rcsumodqn Motula v-,
‘ oth " ri " d
mr, i IiVfSs£#fiwiigb n
R. I.. BLOOM fYi4.p !
1 A
FOUN
if »TOfl< It^flTW^OOl
.(NEWDRli
» fi/A 3SiraHil
tiie
can
I Rp
il .ntnil
In firetrial veto woi