The Southern watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1854-1882, July 03, 1872, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextAffl •— Athena, Wednesday, July 3,1872. FARM ol’CliaoginsSMd Fn'(,nfntly. t* been observed OF inlolll- and Rheumatism of tho Importance li h»« long been ob.-u-rvtsd by inlolli gent farmers that 'soidf or plahtu'pro- , cured from distant places, within the c.illatrral parallels of latitude, appear to grow with more flr$ngth or vigor in iheir new stations than when kept and cultivated in tbeir native plaoea. On this fit«i all the ruler/or a change of seed, or of species of pleat for another of the same genus, are foundttf. r4"fh* fi lppf"'<p!*d'lt| almost al ways praBtic-aJjy saiga n ti eminent-' ly beneficial A change dfsfeds, sets £r>r plants from one discretion to anoffcei^Pr from valley to mountain, or vice veisa, seems to possess a renovating influence on crops. It is on this principle that the practice of rotation of crops is based. Plants appear to becomo tired of an old station, except mquatio plants whiclv-are constantly receiving new elements of nu* trition frrai fresh supplies of water. Land plains, as trees, for instance, oo Rheumatism! Neuralgia! $5,000 WILL BE PAID To any person producing any Medicine able to show , one-tbird aa many living, permiDent cares as Dr. Fit- f ler’.s VKoryisLE Rdrduatio Rsasnv; mad a fxrtlktr fl I r case of Chronic or Inflnmma- raigia. Rh. umatie Ague,Sciatica e Kidneys it mill mol car*, r This Rheumatic Syrup it tied inwardly only. plcnlant to the taste, and guaranteed free from injurious drags. It is aot a Quack Mtdh-ine, bat the scientific prescription of Jos P Filler, M D, Prolessor of Toxicology and Che mistry. graduate of the celebrated University of Pens, syivania, A D IS33, whose entire professional lifo has been devoted specially to this disease. This prepara- li • lateral NO gprRE, >NO. CHARGE! tien ander solemn oath is consciensciously believed to be the only-positive, reliable, infallible epeeifie discovered. The proof that no other »peeifie esh _ community in persons afflicted for many d still entering. If piyeiciane ctuld care ’* did exist, tkU would not it to—a fact universally admitted. The oft deceived wisely ask, wbatseeority or evidence has Rler’t Rheumatic Syrup will cure his ease. The protection offered to patieuts against imposition is in alegally signed contract, wbieh will be forwarded without charge to any sufferer eending by letter n de scription of affliction; this guarantee will state the ex act number of bottles warranted to core, andineaseof failure the money paid will be returned to the patient. No other remedy bat erer been offered on such liberal and honorable terms. Medical advice, with certificates from prominent Pbysicia-.s, Clergymen, etc, who have been eared nfj^.r nil other treatments failed, tent by letter, gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to write for Doors', Sashes, Blinds, &G. i. VOTTmI .!_! T«rf f ft V R. Ra KiDflaY’S HEADY RELIEF CURES THE IVQRtjT PAINS In from One to Twenty Minutes. P. P. TOALE, Manuikcturer and Dealer, exists is 20 Hayne Street and Horlbeck’s Wharf, CHARLESTOX, S. O. hfi. This is the largest and most complete Factory of tb* kind in the Southern States, and all articles in thia line can be famished by Mr. P. P. Toale at prices which defy competition. A pamphlet with Ml and detailed list of all aixes of Doors, Sashas and Blinds, and the pries* of each, will be emit free and post paid, on application to jnlylfi— ly P. P. TOALE, Charleston, 8. C. . . . advice to the principal office, 45 Sooth Fourth street, oupy the same spot for agea L bot they at 1 ; Philadelphia.Pa. DrPitlor't RheumaticSyrapiatold lust decay from aboer decrepitude. The ®J latent! oxsonnion of the xpo runneraor ofitaUaJliw twelfthfmany are furnished, «om#‘ "ubovo. the* ground,'as tho strawborry, others under tho ground us the couchgrass. thifitF plants, like animals, re pasture as well as the (' ery one well acquaint#' of plants knows that tlioy rcquireafreqnent change of soil, thongh hot few oonsider that chungo of nir is also beneficial. It is well known thut ftom'e plant's thrive' bettor in one locality than anoCnfirrT&ero are iffarty" plants that never thrivo ; nor scarcely live in the smoky atmospherefif London, bdt 1 when romovod to a distanco of twenty or thirty miles irOR^tmt £ijty grow Itutqri- untly Kicu*Hf53» ,«KSf A lew years ago l had considerable ex perience with kicking.cows, and l$y far i he best remedy out of quite a number that I tried, was the Btrapwor. surcitigle^ drawn vighly around thd Cow just in'front of the hips and close to the bag. Tighten it till she does not attempt to kick. I ni ver knew it to fail; yon can gradually loosen or leave it off until she makes no efforts to kick with ij,'tight or on Kick' she, • annot with the strap tight. The first cow I tried it on was the 'worst 1 over* saw. With both hind legs lied together' she would kick backwards like a horse, then in addition, one foreleg waa tied up, and she would stand on the other' and. t kick wiili both hind ones, us soon as an at tempt was made to milk her, till she tum bled down; then would got up and kick again until tired oot; so the milk was generally left on tbo slablo floor, and it was decided to dry her up aud beef her ns soon as possible, though an extra cow. Seeing the surcingle remedy in the “ Coun try Cotuleman,” I tried it and effected a cure. It some body wquld only discover an equally good method tj) subdue a kicking, horse, it would'-'fce-W great”'wnefit. * Ww' Rarey method generally succeeds; yet it frequently fails in the worse cases—C.' H. .S’., in Country GeXtlmnan. ; A - * Sore Care foe Dysentery. An old observer sends the Atlanta Con stitution the following : A spoonful or two of pure, raw wheat flour, thinned with water so it ran lie ea sily drank Tfiere'Ar four doses taken u intervals of ten or twelve hours, will cure any case not ubsoliitely chronic; aud from what I have witnessed, I feel sure it is one of the beat remedies in the world for chronic diseases. To make tho dose pal atable for children, it can bo sweetend and flavored with some drops not acid. Some forty years ago the dysentery prevailed throughout the Northern States to an alarming extent, killing thousands; and in the midst of it some one published this remedy, whioh was everywhere udop ted and worked'like a charm, curing thou sands, and I now, an old man, have known hundreds of cases cored,'by it since. It seems to have the effect to check the dis ease and at tho same time restore the in ner coaling to the bowels, which the doc tors tell us is lost by tho disease. How to stop Hens trom Setting. Our lady friends who generally have churgo of the - ffoultry department, are Mitm-times worried, tortured by tho obsti nacy of hens that presifit fn setting whe% they are not wantod tp,perform that doty. Many plans hard hoeh tried to! prevent hens from *el0ffj*,*fcticfr mrtotf*ing them in' the air, driving them (Wm place to place, hot tho best way ift to fasten a string to the ben’s leg, say, four or five iset in length, and tie the other, end to a stake driven in tho ground clpsp..to the-palh whore yon ore in the habit oHpassing fre quently, and searq her astofton *00 yon go- that way. One day effects a core. . .A,: , >13HT To Drira Away Bed Bugs. An exchangd-gtves the following as a sure way to drive led bugs from old beds; Take green tomato vines, pat them in u basin or tray, pound them to pieces as fino as possible, then stain the bedstead, Where, they inhabit, with the juice, fill the crev ices with pieces Jof tines, and lay “leaves under the ends of tba slats.'—If this is practiced twice a year agt,RtJuir.$»iHuje> main in the bedstead. * Cf ' ex ' ■WM. KINO. Jr. A CO., Athens. nov8 H. Q. ADERHOLD.Carnesvillel AND ORGANS. LENDID Uallett, Davie A Co’* Square Urand "A NO—an elegant instrument, warranted ia «*- ticalar, may be bought on easy terms—payable ly. It was used at firs. Oates’ entertainments, ^^^^os and Organs'at various prioca sold, payable monthly, aod terms made easy. Entry instrument war ranted. CalJ at mar6 BURKE’S BOOK STORE. BEES WAX! BEES WAX! £ /'jrtftPOUNDS wantedimmediately,at highest W.UUU cash price, at maylS—2t. THE NEW DRUG STORE. THE INVIGORATING Plant Protector, T HE most interestingfogredient ever offered to any poopla. in any country. A complete insect destroy er and fertiliser ia now offered to the people of Georgia, through tho agency of H. H. Sutton, Batcsvillo, Hat- ersbam county, Go. Any person can procure a farm right from him, as be passes among the farmers on his tonrs, or by tending $5 enolosed to him at Clarkosville, Ga., will in return receive a farm right, as per order, which contains all directions for mixing and applying the same in erery particular, with the right to use it on all fruit trees and vegetation. _ janS-Sm S. H. STTTON A COj, Agents. ; flO- Sonthern Banner and Southern Cultivator eopy one month, and forward bill to Clarkosville for pay- after reaiiio NOT ONE HOUR ullD^ this adveuisrmeut ncud any c SUFFER WITH PAIN. RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF ISA CURE FOR - ir. EVERY PAIN. It^ras the first and i« The Only Pain Remedy that instantly stops tho mostexorneUtisg using,allays Inflammations, and cares Cue go,lion*, whether of the Longs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or organs, by one application, IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, no matter how Violent .or excruciating the pain the Bhenmatie, Bed-ridden. Infirm. Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgic, or prostrated with disease may antler, BADWATS BEADY RELIEF WILL APFORDTNSTaNT EASE. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. 1 CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING. PALPITATION OF THE HEART, HYSTERICS; CROUP, DIPTHERIA, CATARRH, INFLUENZ A. 'HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, COLD CHILLS. AGUE CHILLS. The application of the Ready Relief to the part or parts where the pain of difficulty exists will afford ease aod comfort. Twenty drops in half atimblerof water will in a jew moments core Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhasa, Dysentery, Co lie, Wiod in tho Bowels, and all Internal Feins. Traveller* should always carry a bottle of Radway’e Ready Relief with them. A few drops in water will prerent sickness or pains from change of water. It is better than French Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant, FEVER AND AGUE. Fovcr and Agna eared for fifty coots. There is not anmediaLagral in this world that will.cart-Favor »o4 Ague. hod Sll other Malarious, IGliuus, Scarlet, A DMINISTRATRIT Sale. JLJl_ ■ By virtue of un order of »be Court of Ordinary of Clarke county, will be sold, before tho ooutV hou.-o door of said county, in tho town of Athens, on tho first Tuesday in August next, between the usual and legai hours ofsale, the following property, to-wit All of lot No. 2 in tho plan or the town of Athens, formerly owned by Wm. ‘t. Grady, doceased, legs that portion previougly purchased by C. W. Bea l, being the portion of said tot No. 2, bounded by Brhad, Tho mas and Clayton streets aod said portion purchased by Beall, and containing the brick store building now oeeonied by Center A Reaves, andoornorlog on Broad and Thomas streets, wooden stores cornering on Tbo - mat and Clayton, streets, shops, cistern and other im provements thereon. All of tho lot in tho town of Athens, whereon said Wm. 3. Grady, dseeasad, resided, less portion of' six acres purchased by John W. Nicholson, being the por tion of aald lot containing thei residence, kitebon, dry well, Ac., containing oix acres, more or loss, of land. An ono-balf undivided interest in Improved lota in Elljjay, Gilmer connty.'Ga. Ad one-half undivided interest in lot No. 89, 10th district of Habersham county, Ga., wild and nnim- proved land. Throe Clarke eonnty bonds, now issue, of the de nomination of one hundred dollars each. One frac tional order Clarke county for twenty-two dollars. One iron Safe. All sold as tho properly of tho estate of Wm. S. Gra dy, late of Clarko eonnty, deceased. Sold fur the ben efit of creditors, and for distribution among the heirs. Term* given on day of tale. Parties desiring infor mation, will apply at the office of Cobb, Erwin A Cobb, Attorney* at Law, Atb«os..Ga,.- June26 ANN E. GRADY. Adm’a, Ac. p EORGIA, Walton county. UT Whoroas,Haney Hawk applied to trie for tbr guardianship or tho persons and property;of WelDcrn T HerndonandGeorgo D Herndon,minorsunder four teen years of sge of John M Herndon, deceased, late of said county— . , , . , I This is therefore to cite and admonish the kindred and friends of said minors to file their objectiona, if any thoy have, why tba guardianship of -he persons and property of said minors should not be entrusted to said applicant, at tho July term next of this Court. Giron under my hand, officially, May 30, 1872. junaS JEsSE MITCHELL. Ord’y. C'1 EORGIA, Clarke county. VJT Ordinary’s Office, 19th June, 1872. Wtiler Williams, p. o. c., bat applied for exemption of personalty; and I will pass upon the same at 11 o'clock A. M., on the 4tb day of July. 1872, at my office. junc2« ASA M. JACKSON. Ord’y /tjjEQRQJA.Caitrke county. \JT Ordinary’s Once, 24th June, ms.- & B. P. LVMPKia. DEMRT JACK805. LUMPKIN & JACKSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, W ILL practice in the Superior Cuurt Clarko coun ty, tba Supremo Court of the State, aud the U. S. Court for the Nrftbero District of Georgia. feb7 THE WORLD-RENOWNED STi ; f Still-' ' " ^ ' sM Awarded to Sinper at AtlaDta, Th«ma?ri]le, Aacustn, Mucon and Savaauah Fairs,wan be ivcn at tbo Sieger office, ia Athena. r^eui THE LEADING FARMERS Of CIarkean(l adjoining counties haTo purchased the Singer, and say that it gires Entire Satisfaction l Who have not purchased, bud heat see tho SINGER before buying other Maehiceiio We do uotw,have te send ouv Machines off to- be Repaired, As reported by utbcrAgents. Wo will show erery.part of the Singer to any one. ALL KINDij OP SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED AT THE SINGER OFFICE - Jigents for John Clark, Jr,’s Six-Cord Cotton. SILKS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. H. D. HAWLEY, General Agent, Savannah, Ga. - . _ JOHN M, UPSHAW. Local Agent, Athens, Ga. Offioa, Bishop's Corner,91airs. magi , Letitia .T. Richardson bee applied, foriesenjldien of Typhoid, Yellow and other Fevers (aided by Radway’S personalty and setting apart and valuation of boue- ' ~ . '’ttead; and I will pass upon the same at 12 o’clock M., on the 4th day of July, 1872, at mf affici.' >. • Jone26 , , .ASA M. JACKSON, Orijly Pills) so quick as Radway’s Ready Relief. Fifty cents' 1 per bottle. healthFbeautyi Strong and pure Rich Blood—Increnso of Flesh aud Weight—Clear Skin and Beautiful Complexion <e- eured to all. , § Si to » oaf al MS'"! B-i|? 3 S" 7 ” ag3 = f H % B S. 6 Q» ' g i°'1 ■ tn> Zl o w H* 9 0 te if t" 1 -X pt- r -w'w gvU § S'* S § M 02 I' 5 * B Z Cc s • ‘t* 3 § fe ; ® C?3 Ch s Wwwmd S' s™ JTJST DR. RADWAY’S S ar sviparUV\ an RcsoVxent Has made the most Astonishing Cures; so quick, so rapid are tho changes tbo body undergoes* under the influence of this truly Wonderful Medicine, thqt Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight > w - - r? v is Seen and Felt; - - - THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. 3K8y drop or the SARSAFARXLLIAN RESOLVENT communicate? through the Blood,. Srrcai, Urine and other fluids and juices of the system the vigor of life, for it repairs the wastes of the body rrith new and sound material. Serofula. Syphili*, Con*umpiion,tQlauM<*x i/iMflifi, Vfetrm in th< throat, mouth* Tumor*, Jiodee Ht the (Hand* and other parte of the eyetem, Sore Eyce t e\trumorou» discharge* from the Eare, aud the worst form* of Skin dintone*. Eruption*, Fever Sore*, Scald Head, Sing Worm, Salt /thenm, Er^aipcla*, Acne,Stack Spot1, Worm* in the Fl**h, Tumor*, Cancert in the Womb, and nil weakening andpainfuldiunharge*, Night Sweat*, La** of *perm and all tea ate* of the life princi ple, are within the curative range of thi* wonder of Mo dem CkemUtry, and a fcio flag** n*e wtU prove to aug person w>ing it for either of the—form* of disease its po tent power to cpre them. If tha patiept. dally becoming reduced by the wastes aud deeompbfttiou that is continually progressing, succeeds in arresting these wastes, and repairs the same with new material made frexa healthy blood—and this the SarsaparilHanjiill aud does secure—a cure is cer tain; for when once this remedy commences its work of purification, and succeeds in diminishing tho loss of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient will feel himself growing better aud stronger, tho food digesting better, appetite improving, and flesh and weight increasing. Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolvent excel all known remedial agents in the cure of Chronic, Scrofu lous, Constitutional and Skin diseases; bat it is the only positive cure for ‘ Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Urina ry and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes. Drop sy. Sli ppage of Water, Incontinenceof Urine, Bright's Disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases where there are brick dust deposits, or tha water i* thick, cloudy, mix- ad with substances Hka tba white of an egg, or threads like white siik, or there is a morbid, dark, bilious ap pearance. aud whitebouVdutttdeposits, and when there is a pricking, burning sensation when passing water, and pain iu tba Small of tho Back aud along the L<*ius DR. RADWAY’S PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS, perfectly tasteless, el«g»titly coate.l with sweet gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strengthen. Rad way’s Pills, for thecure of all disonlersnf the Stomach Liver, Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache. Constipation, Costiveness. Indigestion, Dys pepsia, Biliousness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels, Piles, and all Derangements of the Inter nal Viscera. Warranted to effect a positive cure.— Purely Vegetable, containing no merenry, minerals or deleterious drngs. i* A few doses of RADWAY’S PILLS will free the system from all the above named disorders. Price, 25 cents per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Read ** FALSE AND TRUE." Send one letter- stamp to BADWAY CO., No. 32 Warren street, cor. Church st, N. Y. Information worth thousands will be sent you. July 12—ly A MINISTRATOR’S Sale. f~\ . Will be Sblil, before the court house door of Clafkeojuotyt on the first Tueaday in August next, luting tb,.lego) hours of sale, ooe traet of land I, log n said county, couloiping sixty-.fivo acres, more or less, adjoining Joseph Alexander. John R Nichols and others,being tha place whereon Emily King, deceased, resided at the time of her death. To bo sold under on order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, for the benefit ol her heirs and creditors. Term* curb. june5 RICHARD BOGGS, Adm’r. H EORGIA, Clarke county. ' - ^ ' br. Whereas, JafijOa M Lumpkin .'applies to me for .fetters of administration-or the-estate of Chtules M Lumpkin, late of Mid county, deceased— These are th. refore to cite and admonish all eon. ceined to show can**, if any they have, at my office, on or before the first Monday in July next, why said Letters should not lie grafted. Given under tpy baud ai-office, this 24th May, 1872. mayl» ^ ! . ASA M. JACKSON, Ord’y. ■ f'l EORGIA, Clarke county. VU 7 ' Whereas, Alfred N Maxey applies to me for letters of a Imiaistration on the’estate of Boos Ma£ey, late bf said county, deceased— These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to show cause, if any they have, at my office, ol or before the first Monday in July next, why said letters shoald not be granted. Given under my baud, at office, this 27th day of May, 1872. may29 ASA M. JACKSON, Ord’y. 5 w is t a A SPLENDID STOCK OF ufHats, Shoes, Ueat SADDLES, CROCKE sflbct Whfoh wo are selling “ AS CHE A P AS THE C&EA iy^ASH OK, COUNTRY F. V. LUCAS & CO: ftCSTOMERS from £ distance are invited to exam v ina oar large stock of FINE DRESS GOODS. All tho latest stylesy fram tho lowwetto tbo highest.— Soma very handsome French Dress Goods, for full suits for Spring Dresses aqd for Trarelliug Dr jssos, at 25 cts per yaird. Elegant Silk Grenadin®^ All kinds Ladies' and-Missee Hosiery, Gloves, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOOP SKIRTS, Lace and Lace Goods, ELEGANT Bit BILK 6 LAMA UCE OKS. Elegant Lama Laoe Coverings. ALL KINDS OF EMBROIDERIES, Ruftlrngi: and Trimmings, All kinds of MOURNING GOODS, with all othor Goods suited to tho market. TIILORIHrSPiRMHT. Wo keep a first ala.s Tailor to eut and fit. or make up goods in the best style. We keep all kinds of Erenci, Enslisb ait German (Ms, CA8SIMERES & VESTINGS, priees, for men and boys large stork and tec the We are also Agents for tho celebrated I\l.' Til DicliLson Athens, Marcus’, 1872. HODGSON’S CANDY - Is stili tnTning-tmt x iaTge *ujrpix' of , tne - it EESTa’ASSORTED'>A«D cHeapesi To be had in tho market. Call qad examine goods and priees, before sending orders away from ham*. jiff-Mr. JAMES O’FARRELL, formerly with Barry A Son fot five yeafJ, will welcome old customers with form., terms and priees. r March 20.1872. HITE Sheriff’s Sale, WWillitftold, before th, | Cleveland, W^ite county, fla-ywitbiu thOo’cal'f 71 * ot sale, on the first Tuos,Jay in July next thVe ing property, to-wit: 1 ,h e Lots of land Nos 18 ami 19, (as per bond r drew Adams, Sr, to Sponcer Adam's, A »- ber, 1870.)in the 1th diatriotorori/itialN Il.h.Ji" 1 "' but now Whiton,HIT,tv. ft. T.-.: - ‘“Oitsll SB, »Pf“p.rty QTATE OP GEORGIA, County of Walton. O Whereas, Wm Cline, pf Columbia county and State of Florid*# died, leaving property, real nnd per- lonal, inaaiid county of Waltout-and whereas, George M Cline, of said eonnty of Columbia and State of Flo rida. anephew and an boir-at-law of said decedent, in his petition to the Ordiuary of tho oounty first afore said, fur administration with the will annexed upon the estate of said dooedeot within tba State or Georgia, baa represented that laid William Clino left a will disposing of his personal estate, whieli will has been admitted to probate In tl)e county of Columbia and State of Florida, and thereupon letters of admlnistra- tion cum leetamento annexo havo boon granted to him and tLat said personal estate consisted,in part, of erl donees of debt against persons resident of said eonnty of Walton and othor counties in the State of Georgia, and that there Is no next of kin, bairs-at-law. or lega tees of said decedent living in the State of Goorgia; aod whereas, said application bavingbeao withdrawn, atrd the said George M Clioo having suggested to the Ordinary to vest admin stration of tbo property of said decedent situated in th* State of Goorgia in the Clerk of the Superior Court of said county of Waltop and the estate aforesaid of William Clioe being unm. presented, end. not likely to be represented— Tbit is tberelhre to citc and admoui.h all aod sin gular, tha next of kin, creditors and persons interest ed, to show cause, if say they can, why administration with the will annexed of said-state should cot be.vest- ed in John P Edwards, Clerk bf the Superior Court of saij eoupiy iG” Walttmy dr uWtto other fit and proper persoh.lsT tho June form co.it of thig Court; au^ also .to oitWtaAffiaiMUiDish alland singular, tho next of kin, creditors aod persou s iiftcrlstcd, to shbw cause, if any thejr*car — iv *—' pfersdui vest oil in John P Edwards, Clerk o/the Superior Court of eaid county of Walton, or soihe other Stand proper person, at the June term nex t of this Court. Given underlay band, officially. April24,1872. may I JESSE MtTCHELIj. Ord’y, but tow Whito oounty, Oa. T.«v vSSKJro ’wr-SfSSSSSte junetV HABERSHAM COtTiTPY. ’ ^ ' ’— vlera r/—' Sealed, proposals wilt he received until this firsi Monday in July, for building a bridge across Suquco rirer,at Clarkesrillo,Ga, P/oporalsfor tfea woodamj. roek work,.or for eithet wood or took work, will no re- AJghor n EORGIA, Clarke county. JT Whereai, James P Mayne. as Guardian of Mu. ry E Richardson, orphan of John M Richardson, de ceased, petit ons the Court for » discharge from said Guardianship— Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby required to show cause, if auy they have, why said Guardian should not, at the regular term of the Court of Ordi nary of said county, to be held on the first Monday in August next, he discharged from said Guardianship. Givon under my hand at office, this 17tb day of May, 1872. inaj22 ASA M. JACKSON, Ord’y. ri EORGIA, Clarke county. v3T Ordinary’s Office, 20th May, 1872. Rachel Jackson, p o c, by ber next friend, Henry Covington, p o c, (ber husband, Stepben Jackson, p o o, refusing) bas applied for exemption of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead; and I will pass upon the same at 11 o’oiook A. M., on the' 81st day of May, 1872, at my office. may22 ASA M. JACKSON, Ord’y Com’rs from a j, to reel, — J. B. LUM8DRW 8fc , t YTTHITE Sheriff’s Sales.* ’ t YY Will be sold, bhfero the.ooort bouiAd , the town of Cleveland, White county, Ga. 1—1 hnnM nf tala >.w iL. d>.s fit ' . * . * ^‘IDID th® legal hours of sale, on tbo first Tuesday in j„ .‘? the following property, to-wit. , ’ • JUI J“«t, Forty.seven acres of lot No 13, know. .. . Stephens’ land. Also, two hundred and fift...? r,of of. No 20, known as Roaoh’s laud, and Dari„f i* . * ert * ac thd'said Stephens place. Also, on. bunH** «»So Southra*;..",:,^^ jndred and ten acres No 21 if. -V T" with tho exeeption of fofty seres ^ ’t plat, made 27tb, 28th and 29th of J 0 t. , d A“* sa a gold lot. Tweoty.fiv. acre. / r ..Jl' at thdxald'Stophens place, twonty-fivo ao ’Also, two huo said lot, to Allen' _ __ _ laid off at a gold lot. Tweoty.fiv. •or.a'ojof » ■ 44, known as gold lot No 1, as refetrod lo nUi .k S# named, being six hundred aod twenty tvo,„„ b “’* or loss. All lyingdo the 3d district of orlgiaaTi.'n" bertham, now White ooupty. On the proporT. tk • is a good-^omfortablo dwelling, and onobundt.J i b,r * more or less, of.oieared land, one-half of whi,.k • i ’ tom: There is a probability that there i. a interest on the. mtoiog property. Premised" by Th«s McClure and otbors. Said land lri D . waters ofCbrakamaaga and Sawtee crocks .d; • - b * lands of Nathaniel rrotter, Noah Sosebec ’ Pr—*"- 11 ? Dover, (known at Leonard’s old mill pl.ro) Luoi»! t' fk mar and E P Williams. Levied r, 0 as tb. D ,o ’. U B P Williams, «* administrator vf Alonso L Ilor r I,' T dee,cased, Uv ? atisfy ao execution issued f,„ m sham Superiqi Court,.in favor of E P Willi,„, ' r ‘ minisfrutor of’Moses Horshaw, deceased P, ’ pointed out by E P William*. 1 Pro P tr, J J. R. LUMSDEX.stiff. RABUN COUNTY -pARON Sheriff’s Sale. , Al Will be aeM, before tbo courthouse d-inr ia tv town ef 'Clisylon, Kabnn county, on the fi r!t j'* ip-June next, wit bin th 3 I e )fS.l .^ours of tale, tb, f 0 V lowing property, to-wlt-: 0| ’ '•due trtref dr pdreel of laud, No 1, in the 4Grdj,t.- of said county. Levied on aathoprppertv of Wrui* ters, to satUfy a fi fuissned from a Joslire’s Coart t favor of J T Dockios. Property pointed out hr pi,';, tlty. Levy mada&nd-rvturned to me by a ConsuW. ,.rin.»'. -Kil V i: *-0X0. Sb-ff nneil, admialorstcr represents to th* Court ism. ojtir^l. . „, r feduVir^rt** bridg. bridt ° silt* i” 8pee. 2. All timbers shall be of .VosrLrptns; w post iWiyadmiolstered James M MeLonnell s estate— oak. Spec. 3. Tha'bridge shall be lere] from hill to bill. Tiro two tiers upon the west bank may be of dirt, ele vated to bridge level, and witbaufficiqntltpse for safety. 1 Spec. 4. The sills shall be 10x12, to be laid upbn the 10 inch face upon the plates. -4 Spec. 5. Tliero shall b4 six dills tb tie tier. Spec, fi; Tbo pillars to be placed upon firm founda tions Spec. 7. The flooring shall be of heart pipe, Iff, by S inches ; the railing of heart pine, well’seoured. Spee. 8th. The pillars (seven in number) may be of rock, and separate bids for roek work will be received. Spee. 9. The .work to becompleted by the 1st day of November next'. A speeial tax will be levied for the payment of the builders, andtbe cash paid upon tbo specified day. JAS. P. PHILLIPS,. ) r . CHAS.F. AYERS, ( County may22 ROBT. N. GROVES, XTOTICE’ • " ' ti ~ _Lv| At the first rogular term of the Court of Ordi nary of Habersham county, four weeks after the first publication of this notice, application will bo made to said Court for leave to sell all the Leads belonging to tho estate of Ralph Banks, deceased. A. C. MOSS, may 5 SARAH BANKS, } A<1 “ _ ertsts— This ia therefore to 'cite all persons concerned ii* dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they esc tk,’ said administrator Should not be discharged fna administration and receive letters of ditmioion ,L first Monday in.July. next. By order of said Court, at a regular term Um K f held on the first day of April. 1872. ' j.-Upl-O . J. M. QUILLIAN,flrd’y, fmEORGIA,’ Rabun county. VJT Whereas, J D L Wall, administrator of Barrel Wall, repreeentffto’the Court in his petition, duly Ji e j and entered on rooarrd,” that be has fully sdmiuiitcred Burrel WnllVestate— ». ■ Thia ia therefore to cite all persons concerned, kia. dred and creditors, tb show cause, if any they can, why said admunvtratffr.should not be discbsrgsd from his administration and receive letters of dinaiiiios o.i the first Monday in May, 1872. ’ “ J. M'. I I ^EORGIA, Habersham county. CT Whereas, Bsekiel Fuller applies to ao for per manent letters of administration on the estate of Ab ner Catson, late of said county, deceased— These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to show cause, if any they have, at my office, on or before the first Monday in June next, why said letters shonliHtot be granted. . Given under my hand, at office, this 29tb April, 1872, /^(EORGIA, Clarke county. VJT" Court of Ordinary of «»aid county. Whereas, Mary A Eider. Guardian of Mary A Elder, orphan of Thomas P Elder, late of said county, tie- cea*ed, petitions the Court for a discharge from said Guardianship— Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby required to show cause, if any they have, why said Guardian should not, at the regular term of «*»d Court, to be held the fifat Monday in June next, be discharged from said. Guardianship* By order of said Court* at a regular term thereof, held this the 1st day of April, 1S72. apto asa m: Jackson, ord’y. I GEORGIA* Habersham eonnty. •JA Whereas, SiepbenWCrawford, Administrator of John Hunter, late of said county, doceased, peti tions tbo Court for a discharge from said Administra. tion. Therefore, al! porsont concerned, are hereby re- tired to show cause, (if any they baTO) why; said ilniinistrator should not, at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary of saifi, o.oumy, to be held on the first Monday in August next, be discharge J from said Administration. - > • “ Given under my hanffi, at office, this 10th day of Ap,n ’ 187S ^i —— it p EORGIA, Clarke eonnty. VJT Court ftf Ordinary of i said county, iministrator of the Whereas, William A Martin estate of Mary Martin, late of said county, deceased, petitions the Court fbr a discharge from said Adminis tration— - Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby required to sjiow cause, if auy they have, why said administra tor should not, at a regular term of said Court, to be held on tbe first Monday in August next, bo dis charged from said administration. -A J Will be sold, between, tl Bjf gr^er of said Court, at a regular term thertaft'^QO the first .Tuesday in July next, before the coi i GEORGIA, Banks county. ,,. \T Ordinary s Office, 17th Jub*, 18721 * ■" Elitabeth Brown, wife of-R. A.*Brown,(herhusbaud' refusing) hat applied to me for exemption and valna- tirn ol home,lead ; and I,will pass upon tha same at 12 o’clu. k M., on Friday, the 28th day of June, 1872, at my office. june28 . A. C. MOSS, Ord’y, beliTtlw aplO the 1st day of April, 1872. ASA M. JACKSON,'Ord’y. p EORGIA, Clarke county.' VJT Court of Ordinary <»f said county. Whereas. George H McKee. Guardian of Mary L MeRce,orphan of Rowan McRee, late o^juid pogpty,* deceased, petitions the Court for a discharge from'saia Guardianship— Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby required to sljow cause, if any they have, why said Guardian should not, at tjie regular term of said Court, to be held on the 6fst r Monday in June next, be discharged from said Guardianship— B? order of said Court, at a regular term thereof, held this tbe lstdoy of April, 1672. aplO ASA M. IACKSON, Ord’y B ANKS Sheriff’s Sale. Will be sold, betweetv the lawful hours of sn)^, house.door.il> UouicrvvHank, county, Ga, tho follow- to-wto»j,.„ .j * ' . ,,. . ,,, w Gao hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less; lying on. tlje bead waters of tho Grove river, adjoining lauds 'V J Hyder orf th*southeast, A J Pool on tho West add Thomas Bell on the north, formerly granted to G^bxi,L tt Hughe,, o Levied, on to satisfy a fi fa is sued from Banks County Court, in faror of Thomas B Griffin vs Reuben Jordan, principal, and Jouatban Martin, endorser for tbe pnrehase money of (aid land. Property.puiuted oat by Jonathan Martin, endorser, and C R Simmons, plaintiff’s attorney. june5 Pr’s lee, $2.50. A. J. WEST, Sh’ifc R. B. HODGSON R CO., AT THE OLD STAND OF P. BARRY''*, SON, . t - . o i Hava just replenished their sttek with a full line of Fremli family and Fanc^ Groceries, The oheicesl TOBACCO and CIGAR?, and aii goods usually kepliGu gcue*«i i ........ . received-daily. 1 RASH FRUITS March 20. 1872. BLACKSMFTHING. Attention, the Whole!! T HE undersigned still continues the above business at hi* old stand, the BRICK SHOP, on Pritic. Aveuue, where all classes of work in his line will bt faithfully executed. Particular attention girtn to horse shoeing. Those in want of tbe genuine HEMPHILL PLOW, wbieh is now su popular, will do woll to eall and boy from tho old majn himself. His superior ylalfibslu^n, hand. Thankful for pat t patronage-, he respectfully solicit, a oootinuance of the same, 1. . Janl7-tr W. S. HEMPHILL. LAMPKIN & KITTLE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer*ia K ‘ LIQUORS, W ines, S5egars, &c. f«^*-itlm-'»4 Staff* 8* - to arrive, ICO,010 Li,t4»’. R. B. HODGSON. FFER to Dealer* a fine atsnrtment of articles it their line. . They will sell, at wholesale, es low as the same** an be bought in Atlanta or Augusta. Scpt2U; COL. pnaxx SCUALLBR. CAPT. H. B. CABLTOI. PR. xnwix n. XKWTOK. COTTON STATES Laud Be lmmigraVvon CorapaiYV, SCilALLEPs. CARLTON i NEWTON, ’AGENTS. ATHENS, GEORGIA. ’’pHE above Agencv is now prepared to furnish labor * of auy description toaoy of the Cotton States, such is farm laborer*, gardeners, male and femala domes tics, hostler*, aeamrtresses, railroad laborers, mecha nics, miners, Ac. On* of tbe agents attending to tb* selection in Europe, personally, the utmost satisfac tion is thereby guaranteed. We are also Agent* tot tbo purchase and aala of Beal State, tiling both domestic aod foreign order*. All communications addressed to ScbaUer, Carlton A Newton, Athena, Ga,, will receive prqmptattention. Agency at Capt. H. H. Carlton’s oflee, corner Clayton Street and Collet* Arenua. . ,Janl7—2m 4. Wsi.sss. Pmi.riftor. IU H/McDoSilhScOO^DroXXlltiaild Geu. Ae'tv, £su Frandsok L'id., aud 3V and MCommerce st, N.Y. UIlljoNfi Hear Teetluioar to their Wonderful Cnmlvr Ellrcts. They are not a vile Faucy Drtuk made ol Poor It uni, Whiekey, Proof Spirit* and ltc- fa*c l.iquor* decton-d. qdoed uud ewcetcued to «:leae* the MWe.*aHwl •‘ Tunics,'' •• AppeUsert,” v Ite*toc*rs,>Ic., th*S lead tlieufiitpler on tu druaketmesa and.rota, buisee a trn* Modkim-, made from the Nsttvefttum and n«tfcef California, Tree'fro}' all Alcoholic Sthaulaut*. They ant tlie - ptSHEA’pl ni.OO!) PURIFIER aud A LIFE GIY INC PKIXClrLg, a perfect lienovator and luvigomtor of the k-ystelh, carrying c.lf all poisonous matter *nd rentering the bhot to tAcallhy conditluu No |ierson con t .ke these bluer* accnflin- to directloiu and remain iongnnwcU. provided their bone* are not destroyed by mineral poison* or other means, and the vitrd organ* wasted beyond the point of rcimlr. They urea Gentle Purgative ao well an a Toole, poms ruing, also, the peculiar merit ot acting ft* a powerful i.gmtlMtelieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver, a..d of oil th • Visorn,l Orgun*. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in young or «M. married or ’.tight dt tho dawn ot womanhood or at th* tnm < f life, there To,do flitters hare no equal. For'luttammruory and Chronic Uheamutlem nnd Gout, Dynpcpnia or Indigestion, nilloue, Remit- teat and Intermittent-FeVere, Disease* of the Blood, 7,iver, lildneye and Bladder, thero Bittern hove..teri racoessfiU. Sack Dlseaaca are caused hy Vitiated niood,which is gcnnally produced by derange- mentrf the Discatlve OmsL DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Headache, Pain futlioShonldcr , Cough*. Tightnesa of the Cacar, biixincw. Sour Eructations nf the Stomach, Bad taste in the Mouth, BU- iyos Aitti-KS. Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation ot tho . I I.OIICS. Wo ill the rrgkmi of th* Kldueya, and a hundred * r <Aitr iKiintul -yttucouis, are the offspring* of Dyspepsia, Tliey im im.n.u> the tttomachaihl stimulate th* torpid liver u. Uiwet*. which n-nder them of unequalled efficacy In daaaa- in? the blood <>f nil impurliiu*. and imparting new life and rigor to the whole rvMcm. FOR • SKIN DISEASES, Eruption*. Tetter, Salt tUieum. Blotches, Spot*. I’impiea Pustale*. Boil*, Carbuncle*, llitig-Wonus, ftcald-Ilead. Son, Eyes, Eryslpela*. Itch. Scurfs, IHsrotowtlona of tho Skin, Humors and Dimaae*o(theSkin,of whatever name or liatnre, are luerolly dug up and carried oat of the system In a short time by the use of these Bitten. On* bottlu hi such case* will coovinco the mo-t Incredulous ot their enrotiva effects. CT.nr** th«VltUted Blootl whenever yon And Its impurities I .anting through tho skin lu rimplea. Eruption* or Bona; elaausc it when you find it obstrucad or *luRguh in the vein*; cleanse It when It la fouL amt yonr feeling* will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and tbo health ol tbe system will follow. PIN, TAPE,aadether WORMS,lurking lathe system ^Ib^in^it^tmmMndA Vycj|ffyjtMJ^da«1roj|^j<^ijadjr*nwg|| oiiprrjndlcc* are dying out. New' bets are killing Th.idca that invalid*, weakened br disease, can harm QTATE of GEORGIA, Clarke county. IO Superior Court, February term, 1072. Caroline Paine, col’d, 1 ‘ vs V Libel for Divare*. Jerry Paine, col’d. J It appeariog to the Court by tbe return of tbe She riff, that tbe defendant does not reside in this county, and it fuftlj{r appearipg.th^t he does not reside in th(t motion of eoinMit Prijgiedy-Thatosaid * > foudhni and.,am;n|ut^i,Uie uftihLerm of.^hisi; . tnavl; t Colrrh,'lo bebeltj on lHe rttcana Monday in August Tk-r-Atpr/irt, ’AitffHe case be ct)nsiderod'fai)ef*iolb*trd'h Iw IT KtllRnRAit tu nrnpfied. ' Four W< bex r, WtetMit -lha < the plaiutflf b#lllo plaiuiffTb^illowed to proceed. CLAifge^CoONTT. } °® e *’ Superior Gourtv ‘ A true eatract from minutes of said Court. .Given under my band at office, this 18th day-of March. 1872- mar20—4m. JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON, Clerk: JACKSON COUNTY. » VERY LOW: LONGS A BILLUPS. •iffer to morehants ‘iu cash. j|ir u / ISotioe. TTNTIL furthemotioe, on and after Tburiday, 25Tb kJ A ril. J8I2. ihc Night Passenger Train on the Athens Branch .will run. making close connection at Union Point, withf-Up and Down Night Passenger Trains on Main Line. leering Athena *t 8 o’clock P M Arriving at Athens at 4:50 A M. rnnyl S. K. JOHNSON, Sup’t. EORGIA, Jackson county. VJT Whereas, J C Duncan, administrator of Jesse R Duncan, represants to tho Court in hia petition, duly filed and entered on record, that ha has folly admin, istered Jest* R’t estate— This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kin- dred and creditors, to show cense, if any they can, why ■aid administrator should not be discharged from hia administration and receive letters ol dismission, on the first Monday in September next. may29 TUOS. L. ROSS, Ord’y. EORGIA, Jackson county. VJA” Notice is hereby given to all persons concern ed, thet some time in tbe month of March, 1887, Hen ry Brown, Into of Jackson county, departed thi* Ufa intestate; and no person hat applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of said Henry Brown; and, in terms of the law, administration will bo Tested in theClerk of the Superior Court, or tome other fit aud proper person, thirty days after th* pub lication of tbit citation, unless some valid objection is made to hit appointment. Given under my band and official aigoatura, this 24th day of May, 1872. TH0S. L. ROSS, tnmy29 •Ordinary and ex-officio Clerk. GARDEN SEEDS. - Garden Seeds! _ KITH bay* Jytt received a large and foil supply of "IT7ESLEYMERIWETHER ^—■_ - , yy Buisty celebrated GARDEN,SEEDS, which we * » smithing business at his former stand, noatMlbe ~ lettetfiunffismisaioalm ioafirsi AlondJyJh ■ ’ ’A R4Ui«.-ADi respfftt,. t Tiros. L. ROSS. Oro'v. Blacksmithing—1872. ill continuetheBlaek- Lirery Stable of Messrs. Gann fully solicits a share .J pul., i Special attaining tt of which will he 0nc^„, in tho best style. ‘•Alrtlrffer Wrrltnfin prepoi ASS- His work having pfovad ‘salisfaclnry m toe past, be confidently expects a liberal PtW'RJ 1 ,! futurp. Giro him a trihl. *•*” ' acc27 1 J A Full Stock’ O F Swodes aud Refined Iron, for sale at mar29 - CHILDS, NICKERSON 4 CO S. /^(EORGIA, Jackson county. VX Whereas, SB Pool bas applied for letters of administration upon tho estate of J F Pool, dee’d— Tbit it therefore to oito all persona interested to ■hew cause, if any they can, why letter* should not be granted tLo applicant at tba July term next of this Court. MaylS T. L. ROSS, Ordinary. /^TEORGIA, Jackson Connty VJT On tba first Monday in July next application will bo meda to tho Court of Ordinary ol Jaektoo Ci noty, for leave to sell the Beal Estate of Arthur Wall, deceased. MOSES WALL, MaylS W. H. WALL. . Adm’r*. O.EORGIA, Jackson countyt . ... „ vl^ Whereas, W L Mailer, executor of tbe lastwlll of John B Lay, deeeatad, represents to the Court in hit petition duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered J R Lay’s estate— Thi* is therefore to cite alt concerned, kindred and. creditor*, ioehew cause, if eny thpy enn, why said ex ecutor shall wot be discharged from bis administration TH0S. L. ROSS, 0«t'y. _ary’s Horse-Powers, T^fSTreceived^and for sale at^ ^ CHILDS, NlffKERStfS'A IT y «june21 " r V XSlO'tioo- . I HAVE jacl receired some genuine VACCINE VI RUS, an/l am prepared to vaccinate all who desire to be vaccinated. may20 J. B. CARLTON, M. D BATO COUNTY. G EORGIA, Banks county. Caleb Chitwood, bavingapplied to beappoint ed Guardian of the person and property of Wealth* M A Mile, Caleb Mise, Lavfoia Miieand Wm N Mite, minors uoder fourteen ydart of age, resident of said county— ioRty—. )" ■ ' Sill This is to cite all persons concerned, to be and ap pear at the’term or.thgCmuLjaf Ordinary, to.be held next alter the expiration of thirty* days from the first publication of this notice, and show cause, if they can, why said Caleb Chitwp^degimpjd notbecutrusted with Witness, my>official signature, April 25^4872. weeks after the publication of this notiee, application will be made to tbe Coart t>f Ordinary of ‘Sinks county, for leate.tq MU all Bie Real Estate le- louging to the estate of H v nty J Gbber. deeegted. n.ay!5 MADISON H. THOMAS. Adm’r. \\7~ILLIAM A. BORDERS ) Libel for Divorce, YY j , y* > Bapks Sup Court, 0. JANE BORDERS. j April term, 1872. It appearing to the Court, from tho return of the Sheriff in the above stated case, that the defendant does not reside in said County; and it farther appear Ing, that she does not reside in said State— , It is therefore, on mddot£”Ordered by the Court, That service be perfected is said ogsc.bj,tbe publica tion of thienotico once a mouth for foar months, in the Sonthern Watchman, * newspaper published in Ath, ent, Ga. Clekk’s Orncs Supxnion Court, Bsnks Co. Ido hereby certify th'* aVn^eloii.el I'trae extrimt from the minutes of said Court, this 29th day of April. 1873- m*y8 WILLIAM TURK, 0. S. 0, fTJ.EORGIA, Banks connty. VA Whereas, Allen J Bell, administrator of Aaroi Bell, represents to the Court in his petition, duly film and entered on record, that ha has fully administered Aaron Bell’s estate— . (J ; This it therefore to eit* ail pert ns concerned, kin dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they cun, why aald administrator should not be discharged from hie administration and receive letters of dismission, on the first Monday in Jnly, 1872. «JI0 A. (1. MOSS. Ord’y. MADISON OOUNTY. ■\totice. -Ll Four weeks after the publication of thisnotice, application will be mado to the Coart of Ordinary of Madison eonnty, for leavo’to sell tbe Land belonging to tbo estate of Wm Hall, late of said county,deceased. m*y29 J. P. HALL, Adm’r. "ATOTICE. -Li Four weeks after the publication of this notice, application will be made to tho Court of Ordinary of Madison connty, for leavo to tall tha Land belonging to tho estate df Isaac Simmons, late of •ald ccuntv. • * m*y29 BENNETT SIMMONS, Adm’r. O.EORGIA, Madisotf county. VA ’ WberMfy Elba Collin* upplie* to Mpi'iie* to me for letters of gaardianthip of the person and property of FrnncU M Davidf minor of F Al David, late of said county, de Thi* is therefore to cite all persons to show cause, If an), why said letters should not bo granted, at the July term of the Court of Ordinary of fiaWcounty. may29 li. H. BULLOCK, Or.i’y* /II EORGIA, Madison f tcmntY. :tfii li • -Ordinbiry’A Office.'.March Jth, 1872.. i Whereas, Jamos-F .Hall appliw^lo n* for loiter* ‘ oTW. .administration dpon’the estate of Willfam T This is therefore.to eite all persons eon ceru gauaeftif-anY’ rrhy peruiatieut letters of a<imi shpuld not be granted the ipplic»uf,al‘the of >ahi Court. marl3 Bt H. BUI ;<iec\i i to show istr&tion lay term . BULLOCK, O-d’y. Ten Cents a, Pound \17ILLbuy good WHITE LEAD at V» inay!5. THE NEW DRUG STORE. fe>22 . QUILLIAN, Orel’. SOUTHERN STAR COPPER CHADWICK & FOOT'S PATENT, , AUGUST 10(5, 1889. J. E. REDWINeTpresident. P. P. LAWSHE, Treasurer. J. P. BONDOKANT, Secretary. S. H. MINER, Business Manager. GAINESVIimB, What are thABest Conductors or Klrctricltyt AnifBn.—Copper, eight times th* conducting pov- er of iron. Relative Conducting Power of Retail. Copper 10.000 | Iron I.i8i 0old.i...„„............ 9.3«y j Tin... 1.550 Silver a...... t‘J«* | Lead... .'. CM ,, What Evidence have you to ufifr} Axswer.—Prof. vy'rigbJbaaya:, “ Tboiplty spiretur- a and towers which udofn the cities of Europe,art to-day bristling with the massivu rods which aert oroeted nearly a huudred years ago, and.it was .Irvrn these that Prof. Arago bos collected statistic,, which ' irore beyond a doubt that tho protection afforded hy turtoblblcondaetora ia perfect* ilc '.suye that heron the erection of rode, the .tower of S t. Marks, in Venice, had been etruoy nihe times j *' church ot Coriotbia, four or five times each year; tbe tower of Sienna and nunjerous otherhigh straoqirea had been freqcently viSltdd by this ffwift messenger Of acstructioc, so that 'million* of dollar* trade expended In the hopeless u.'i: of repairing the damages;, hut since lightning rods have beeu placed upon them,' not one has received in jury from this source, auu even a stroke upou a rod u of very rare occurrence.” Silent Condafclor. According to this theory, the application of a rod ii Aa draw the electricity silently from the clouds and pass it to tho earth, and restore tbe equilibrium shout the building, and as far as the point attracts, it briugs p the rod and passes it to the ground silently, and it s very seldom that a good rod receires a stroke upon it, and ifmrod is connected with mout earth it will always act ns silent conductor. In proof we offer a statement of Mr E. A. IVilsun, of LaGroase, Wit. He says, iu digging a cellar to his bouse, be found at the end of bis lightning rod (which was iron terminated in a sandy soil) that the sand bad been fated, forming a glass tube three quarters of ts inch in diameter, nnd be states he 1 pulled up a piers four feet long, and if tb* rod bad been down te moist earth there would bare been no such discharge of elec tricity to eaose that effect. Operation or Rods. A farmer in Lee oounty, Illinois, who was ignorant of this silent operation of the joint, told us how be ac cidentally discovered it: he was engaged in pullings god on bis own bouse just at theapproscb of athunuu shower. Ho bad placed the upper and lower parts is their proper position, and aw he attempted to consort tbsm together'there was such a succession of spstki between them that he and hit hired man both dropped their work and ran away iu gteat terror, bul ss t'oe rod swung away a few inches, tbe sparks eeased sr d they ventured^to make another attempt to connect them; again the sparks returned like a stream «(in, anfi the hired man declared he would not interfere with the work nf thVAImigjity, but tho farmer happened tt jdlh the oarts and ho more sparks were seen. No one can estimate theam-uotof property and lives preserv ed by this silent notion of lightning rods. r ... Insulation. ' “YThetTfilectMeity It communicated to a ecu dueling body it does not. distribute itself through tbe wM* mast, hut exclusively on the surface.’’— Draper's Cl* Mttlry; , ‘•It was formerly thought necessary to insulate .tt conductor, but thisU worse than useless, ** the elec trical discharge does not leave an easy line of transit, such as ia furnished by a copper rod of sufficient sLe. —Cyclopedia of U~jul Am. “Iron rusts iu a short time so a* to be useless »* conductor of lightning.”—Renton on liyitui 'j 0»»• Prod Dewey, 5 of Rouboiter University, t»7 >: “ ls ' xnlation is injurious and lessen* protection." f 1 SCIENTIFIC TESTIMONY. l Lx wrekcbUxivlusitt, Appleton. June2,iS7B. ;The uuUersigoed, huriugcxumiccd th* new Sro* Copper Lightning Rod, maDufactateil by Mo”*' net A Co., and having tested it* conducting power electricity by one of tho best Electrical Appaf*'** , the Northwest, Sod ita very superior Rod. tu convey electricity is at least five times greater tsts that of iron iu tbe same form, and nine and on«-s* u time* grantor than solid Iron of tbo same sit* and f«tw it is alto woll known (hat iron oxydised is comp*'*’ lively a non-conductor, and that copper will notos- ydiso to any great extent in the open air. »# »•” especially examined it* ground point eonneclion. *»“ deem this latter feature a great improvement on »*/ Rod in use. R7Z. MASON, L. L. » . A«t# Premdtnt Lawrence U*tn rn ’>’ J. C. FOYE, Proftttor o/Jkemiitry and Ply*'*- '' ’ <r ' ^ WiHOXA. Mnrch 9, l*'*- Wo, tho undersigned Insurance Agents, represent: s tho following Companies: ’ _. . Home, of New York -Seenrity, of New Yort, Home Ins Co, Now Haven, Imperial, of London, Hartford IneCotHartford,Yookeraand New T“ r *' £tna, of Hartford, Continental, New »*'*> l’utnam Ina Co, Hartford, Pbceoix, Hartford, Underwriter’s A genoy, NY Western In* Co, B ”“" \’ ;| would say that tho above companies prefer to buildings they insure protected by good Lig» J Rod*; and they insure all gobd dwellings, barn* other oot-bulidings against damage by lightning, _ (( ther fire ensues or not, without extra charge,"? .. protected: Wo hove examined (he Star Corrxs ’t ning Rod of Chadwick £*•Foot’* pamut, t the he?trod yet introduced ift the United oci4. LAKE, BASfORD A PB» 1188, •' 5 " '* K ’’ : j;«pfi4*aBJft:Ga:, Oct. 13th, Messrs, Rcdwine & Co.:-1 have examined th* *- Copper Lightning Rod manufactured by *» ,,,, ny, and I consider itfar superior to any R , . |h* seen or of which I hare heard.because it combm^ followlbg oxccllont qualities: ihe superior co - <•-' -al: the great-ext*ot-of tajpC l the metal; the great-extent-»i the terminal point at the. base, a".^ 5,4, lity of tho point at tho top. t lkinh*L *^ff. tbehen «.j7wrGLES‘V, “rincipai Marlin In“^. .O'HARA’S _ n or Giant Pocket Coru Shell 6 > 13RICE ouly $1.50. Call and sec it. at r n,c. 1 mar29 CHILDS, NICKERSON <f' c0 ' m

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Southern watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1854-1882, July 03, 1872, Image 4