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^DiSTiNcTJ^t ■5ontiUTH ^Vjfrhmaw j «b*sd concert f* UWU 111 « It l HMUftff ♦»•»,*» Bn«ait>r Ban.* »ii.rrt-.ran ■«,.*. _ | The time for giving the entertainment for the benefit of this Bum] has been chang-1 : *‘'1 from the 24th to the ami inst. iOCJAL 2^2 ATHKNS,0(t. ..MAV 18. Fifiternal Itecord } In connection with the well-known’mush I n.r K «ood uxi c . al taleut possessed by the members of »t.Vjnio»id«i*rai,r.a. , „ , w?.;'"v : V.'I'm k"r^rSsr*’“ ™ 0l,l0Ck - Ko, ’ trt | the Bawl > wiil guarantee a rich treat to all tlftp** <’oaurU, Xo. 4. It. k H. M.~lirynLir rm*< ting u b RumUi. 1C.M. Smith, T. !. l£ KOVrHEASTERN' HAIM!GAD. A fli«takr ('•rrrdnl. Ilaviug seen in some ol onr exchanges a statement to the efl'eet that the Atlanta and . ...... . Charlotte Air-Line Kail road bad purchased »e understand that the services of the .* »- . , .. .... ... . the Northeastern, and feeling assured that eelebiated Augusta Quartette Club have'.i . . , * .. , i„.„ „ . , .. 40 ; there was some mistake about it, we mi- wen secured for this occasion- and this i , ’ . ’ m ““•» dressed a note to Capt. James M. Edwards, Su]»eriutendent of the Northeastern, in . n. i- wan. . i. . Loif. MoniUv nlrfii M. J. % or- Oliver EvowpiRfvl. \i» i 1,1. O. O. P.—MH* on the- I « : -A Ti.mxL} ryrootitl., .t Odd Fallow.'IU! . .. ..... — Scrihc. fry Frida. . _ — .. ‘r . .. W. It ii. li..r.lt.—>!..■: !r| Tl.an.Iay ill—III in rail, month, ai . . ir \rmory. C. O-Taluiadge, fai.uli,, .1. V. Spark*. O. h. I I trkv I ont; Oraaar. X.. ini.—Vnpu mi IRr.lh WedlRT- ■lay n....-.-ry mouth :.i ih<- Fair Onmnd.—il. It. .1. Loos, M r. KS1UUTS OF HONOR. G..UI S Err.* Lawn, Noru.- Min 0.11 1 n.low. il.ll - -...ndThttraday «.».t fourth AV*.’,- . night In na.-h mouth— II. lltruHw, Illrtator, r. \\. I la. in. Itrjl star of thr Sunlit Fonntaia. Solo, r. O. T. R.—Mr.-;. "TO V.-...IU ■«!.)- night, at Ir-rUT. ilalt. "Ilorn. IMd, W. it. S. It. S. Ilarrl.. S.Tt'y. ■Till: OKFAKTtlEST. ATHF.SSFIRE<O.,S0 l.-Mr.-u on the 4th Thnmdav n:. II. ..... ' Firr Ha!!. E. .1. ChrMV, CM1. W. f. Vi.notl, Sert'f. rloNKKK. Ho >k A LADDER HI.. NO. I.—Mart, on th. i.* VVednnoday ni-;!il in every mouth, at Kin-turn'. Hall. .1 .* i I. .... Krr.id-llt. . It Vrairlnrliutb, SuctN. If HI.IKF ■M .M.OKF.II- FlKF.iatA NO. I.—Mortaontl.rl.t lay night iti evury mouth. Th*d. ltoy.l, e.|S , ItAnd. lit Srrt'y. ntCKCtl UIRKI'TORV. dry Krh twlay allrrimoo ..-.day night at n .. hirk.l I - r»j<- . at :> o'decfc. t •nv.mnuandMgtVrt.ti lartding m-t. Rr. ' o' v‘lt v'ts ' l-'l-ft’l oi-.u™•sffvir'rtiil.t! '' ll-'V. It. I IKTimiil-'li rill l:. II.-Rr' !.: ItrV.E. D.l i Itrv. Mr. I'u . Sunday. • II \N l'ATIIOI.10 (HT. •uh *.l and I hr It- . l-.f : If ai'AN •I. M. OTIrirn, |.a.l. AAntiir Ault'S. We have two or three dill'erent bums of Hite- wait ing homestead exemption, relief ml all other laws to prevent the collection i! debts, iH'inti'd in e'.egant style, on good ..iper, which can be hail in any quantity to purchasers. We also keeptleeds,bonds, inirtgages, and all other li'auks in general la'Ilfr-Uciiil*, Ilill-Iliad., Note-Heads, Cards, circulars, and all kinds of light and heavy printing, from a visiting card to a poster and from a small pamphlet to a large volume, executed in superior style at our well-appointed Job-Office, (five us a call. Tin- IbmiK-rstlc Barber Simp tif Held. Harris & Son has entered upon the new year better than ever prepared to give entire satisfaction to customers. They are supplied with the best of Dyes, Oils, Hail Tonies, Pomades, Ac., and employ none Imt first-class workmen. Give them a trial and be convinced* that they mean what 1 hey say. A Wril-TraiaM Trio. Davis, Sapp A Dry die have formed a co partnership and will continue the barber shop at (lie old stand below the book-store. They arc long-experienced and skilful work men—not only the champions ol Athens, bn! rank equal in any barbers In the State —and are confident of their ability to give entire satisfaction to the public. Prices as usual. Call and see us. Davis, Sapi* & 11rymb who patronize the entertainment. The price of admission will lie only 50c., and we trust our people will all turn out and give them a rousing lienetit, as they richly deserve it. STRAWBERRY PESTIVAL. There will be a strawberry festival at the Newton House, on Friday night next, the 18th inst., gotten up by the ladies ol Athens, f«r the benefit of the Athens Guards. Iz?t there lie a good turn out. •Xcw NchrdHlra, By reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that changes have been made in the schedules of both the Air-Line md Northeastern Railroads, so that pas sengers now aiakeelose connections, going eifher East or West. See f advertisements L-iewbere. ' i t l.nla. This young town, at the junction of the Air-Line and Northeastern Railroads, has been made the supper and breakfast point for passengers on 'iot'n Roads, ifr Banks' elcjsint new hotel has juqt beep completed, and passougers can rest assured that their wants wil lie well looked to. II... » . >1. Fnllfr. The beloved pastor of the First Methodist church in this city, went to Nashville. Tenn . a few days since to attend a meet ing of the General Board ot Foreign Mis sions, we believe, anil while there was vi olently attacked with something very like Asiatic cholera. We are gratified to learn, however, that lie lias about recovered again, and is now at Oxford, in attendance upon a meeting of the State Board of For eign Missions. RrnnlifNl Boqurf. AVu have received from Mrs. G. W. King, il this county, one of the largest and most beautiful boquets ever seen in Athens— lilled with many rare and fragrant flowers ■mil shrubs, and arranged with great taste and skill. This was indeed a present that is highly appreciated, and we tender thanks to our lady triend for her kind remem brance. Editorial Call. Wo were pleased to receive a call best Thursday from our friend of the Gaines ville Southron, Col. I’. F. Lawshe, who was on his first visit to our city. The Col. pub lishes a good paper, is a genial, clever gen tleman, and we commend him and his ex- elleut journal to our eiti/.eus, and hope to meet him in Athens frequently. Council Pi-oeeedintrs. relerence to the matter, and received the following reply -. Northeastern- R. R. of Georgia, i SCPERIXTENDEXT'S OFFICE, J Athens. May 14. 1877. ) Mr. E. J. Christy, Editor. DtnrSir:—I most emphatically deny that the Air-Line Railroad has purchased the Northeastern Railroad, or has ever made a proposition to do so. Very respectfully, .Tas. M. Edwards, Sup't. A'^aull with Intent to Murder. AA’e learn that on Saturday last police men Ruse ami Moon were endeavoring to arrest a negro named Jim Izmg, near town, under a warrant from a Justice of the Peace from Oglethorpe county, who was charged with assault with intent to mur der an officer. They hemmed him in a lot and called uiion him to surrender-—which they thought he had done—when sudden ly he sprang over the fence and broke for the woods. Messrs. Rose and Moon bottf fired on him. and after following hint about a tni.c, succeeded in effecting his arrest, when they tound that he had been wound ed in the arm. He'is now in jail in this city, awniting.a requsition from the proper authorities of Oglethoriie county. One Hundred Now converts were received into the Oco nee street Methodist Chinch on Sunday last —this number having given in their names during the recent protracted meeting in that church, under the labors of Rev. Allen C. Thomas, the young pastor in charge. Nine of the converts were liapt ! z.ed by im-' inersiou on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Thomas is indeed an earnest and un tiling latioriv, au entertaining aud elo quent speaker, and a pious and worthy Christian, lie hits accomplished a great deal ot good since taking charge oi the church in our city, and has now the ad miration ami esteem ol a large number of our people, <d all denominations. FSii— ivhc-At Fkj i. . Ltd. > . lgtirt}-.- Cri. At r . * r, iHiicy, per r».....VK«G . ?....7. i^i, PfCPef Slate Callego Lretarrs. The third lecture ot Prof. Cutmning's course will be delivered on Friday eveuiug next at 8 o’clock. lytio to sieve Gaines' “Centennial Res taurant,’, on Clayton street—nearly oppo site .Messrs. Talmadge .V Hodgson’s new store, if y ou want a good square meal, cheap for cash. He also keeps line roe slu.l and ai! other fresh fish always on ice. 11c has also made arrangements and will in future keep constantly on market all binds of fruits and vegetables ot season, which he guarantees to sell as cheap as can lie bougt r in any other market. Those who must buy any of the above mentioned articles, are urged to give Steve a call lie- fore purchasing elsewhere. Miir. 27—1m ty.AO.om) Spelling Books just received at Dr. Edward Smith’s Drug Store. Call and get ouo for yo u little boy. No charge. This book has been carefully prepared, and is just as useful to beginners as Webster's spelling book. Remember they are free. ■>irriiii«MI Rr.Uwr.Bt. Francis Louis has established a first-class Restaurant ou Jackson street, where he is prepared to furnish meals at all hours, got ten up in ttie most superior style. He is keeping the best restaurant in the city— everything clean and nice—aud if guests are not satisfied, alter giving him a trial, the muuey will be refunded, idivo him a call. "• - Oils ! Oils ! Oils! If you want AA'hite Lead, Linseed oil. Kerosene or any other oils, go to Dr. Ed ward Smith's Drug Store. I.ntliro Fi»e NhRW. Of all styles ami qualities, home made, and warranted to give satisfaction. Prices moderate. Call and exetnio*. R. P. A .1. G. Eiii'.bbart. IhiiTersIty of Urorcia. Tho intermediate debate of the Demos- theniau Society will take place in jhe Col- ege Chapel, Friday evening, May 18th, at 8! •’clock. The subject of the debfite is : •• Ought Representatives to he bound bj the wil! of their constituents J” Tito de baters are, for the affirmative: B. J. Ed wards. M. G. Payne, J. H. Alexander—neg ative : A. It. Jones, T. A. Atkinson, J. J. Uuguley. The public generally, and especially the iatlies, are invited to attend. The gentle men ehoseu to represent the Society pro mise to do their best to entertain those who may honor them with their attend ance on this occasion ; and should the la dies kindly lend their presence to grace i he scene, and their smiles of beauty to encourage, each debater ’.'.ill feel an inspi ration irresistible. {^“Everybody “ and his wife aud chil Iren’’ should attend the Strawberry Festi val, at the Newton Hotiso, ou Friday night, for the benefit ot the Athens Guards. An Exctdlrat Baud. On Monday afternoon last, George Davis' Band, after their return from the pic-nicof Relief Fire Co., stopped in front of our of fice and played two or three tunes. In our judgment the music was very good indeed, md we were pleased to observe the great improvement made by them. It is cer tainly oue of the best bands in the State, and we understand they intend to enter for tl'.e prize at the next State Fair, Peasant Calls. We were gratified to meet in our office, one day last week, our young friend aud former fellow-citizen, Mr. H. A. Whitman, who is now attending the Baptist Theolog ical Seminary at Greenville, S. C. He was id excellent health aotl spirits. AA’e were also pleased to welcome our warm hearted, long-time friend, Col. M Stafford, ot the Forest JVctef,4ponr sanetuiR. HAis a whole Routed, clevw fellow, add gets up a good paper. } Dr. it- H. Thomas, of Crawford, also “ dropped in’’ to see us on Ifondav morn ing, aud we were pleased to find him in the eDjoymeut of good health. 1’crvonal. AA’e had the pleasure of a call, last week, from Prof. C. D. Smith, an eminent miner alogist from Western North Carolina, and Hon. H. W. Cannon, a distinguished citizen ot Rabun county, who were on their way to Augusta, to attend the meeting of the Augusta A Knoxville Railroad. AA’e also had the pleasure of meeting in onr office Mr. AV. T. Uuguley, of AVest Point, graduate of the Fniversity of the class ot 187.7. We are not sure but our handsome young lriend has been repeat ing : “ Maul of At lieu#, rrc wo pnri. Qlw. oh. Rive toe hark my heart; Or. Pin re that ha» left my hreart. Keep it now and take the real,” Ac. AA’e had tho pleasure, a few days since, jf meeting our lively, popular and hand some young friend, Mr. AVm. F. Brittain, for several years past engaged in a whole sale house in New York City. Mr. B. has a host of frieuds in Athens, who are always pleased to welcome him back to his old home. Corxcit. Chamber, Athens, Ga., May 7th, 1S77, 4 o’clock, p. m. The regular monthly meeting of Council! c factors goods. was held this evening. Eresent, his Hon- j oSV'.saisJ^ef j4ni.'' or, Mayor Talmadge. and Aldermen Hatnp- i ton, Burke, Hull, Kemp ami Lucas I Ri ooods.' The minutes of the last two meetings were read and continued. A eomhiuaieatiou from James Camak, Agent, was read, proposing to sell to the city eight feet of the South side of lot ol Mrs. M. AA'. Camak, in order to widen Han cock Avenue at that point, che city to build a new feuce.tmd grade the ground to the proper level, referred to Street Com mittee with powefto act. Tile resignation- of Alderrn an O’Farre was read aud accepted. A communication from Thus. G. Barrett, was read, proposing to sell to the city the land designated by Abe Street Committee for ;i street, commencing at the terminus of College Avenue and running in a north west direction tv4fortheasteni depot, fur the sum of $270. Alderman Hull stated that upon further investigation bethought .it would be best to continue Hoyt street through to Northeastern depot, which would change the line designated by the committee through—Egi lu.nl ef Thos. G. Barrett, aud moved unit uc;' n on tho proposition of Mr. DBJett be deferred un til the committee colld decide ou the mat ter. The motion iris carried, and the ommiltee empowered to arrange for the opening of such •■V'CdK lSRdiilg tq tile de pot, as in their jndgiBft shall be liest. The monthly repair of Treasurer, Chief if Police, Lamplighter and Clerk ot Market were read and received. Alderman Hull aP&Sd - that he-had r juested the City Attorney to investigate the question as to whether or not the city authorities had any i»ower to appropriate funds to repair school house deeded to the city by Mr. R. L. Bloomfield. The City Attorney stated that he had in- estigated the matter .^d found that the ity authorities had no power or authority to expend any money for school purposes, and therefore had no power to carry out the conditions of the deed made by -Air. Bloomfield to the city, viz: that the city should keep the school house in repair for school purposes. He advised that the inqierty be deeded back to Mr. Bloomfield by quit claim deed. The opinion of the City Attorney was ac- epted as the decision of the Council, and the Mayor was dii'ouhetU-tfT notify Mr. Blcoinfield of the action or Council. Mr. K. Bauerolt appeared before Coun cil and asked them to open the street pe titioned by him last month, and stated that the deeds and plat qu record spcci- Acd the street asked for. The committee appointed last meeting to investigate this matter, not being ready to report, they were granted further time ith instructions to report at next meet ing of Couueil, tit which tijjje tloliuite ac tion will be taken on petition of Mr. Ban croft. By Alderman Hull— *~ liesolreil. That the Chief of Police bo re- tuesteil to make, or cause Tb' be made, a thorough inspection ot the sutire city, ou or about the 1st day of June, and where any rubbish, tilth, or nnisano.es of any kind is fount!, that would m auywiso en danger the health of the city, he shall no tify the persons upou whose premises it is lound, to clean up and remove the same at once. Adopted. —. The following hills were ordered to be paid : J. C. AA'ilkius $14.00; AA’. W. Lump kin $54.70; HeuryHill $30.00; M. B. Mc- Giutyl 525.00 : Athens Furniture Man’fg Co. V7.70 and 577.25; 57*%.—iiuggins S15.0V and $16.45. \ ,A. S. Erwin, Esq., presenletlM. bill of C. D. Hill, Esq., against the city i^i the Emily Cosey ease, the accountt wt’AAswfemil to Finance committee to investigate anil re port back to Council. Council adjoin tied. AV. A. GlLl.EL.lND, Clerk of Council. \t the residence of the hride’i* father, on SnntUy Afternoon, r»r Rev. A. C Thoina*, Mr. Frank P. Talk a doe to 3Ubs i'u.a F. Poweld, all of this city. Allies 887ML PRICES C^RBESr. h'or lilt* weeit endiaj; Mny I I. CORK tXTED A EEKI.Y i**Y JtKIiCHAXn'S j^XUIJANtilk ! nddiiujr V;*’/'., . .. .l.iWMilJ lacvaboy.. Am. y Havatla. ..7j.OOtVl«aJ.O» A MMl .\ITION. ►w J«-r, V v-Otg.-i L* i’J’j*' -Shot ISgK ■* Lead 10q«1§ PROVISIONS. Caps, V Njx fsne%? hbl...14.O0(^ LIQUORS. ■ < lirj couna.4n l.^S^l.! .= •-». Peach brandy, ^ood 4.* m.tiiam S.« yjUO *;.7a Apple do. cofid ojmiuon ..2.W’ c*s LV25 Maridei medium 3.0t cuaiuou 2.21 .0 4.04K9,lH.«X >;iu 5.t^S.k u do SAWtSC-O* whiskey...2.outsLt.CC j lo.tt i»ri;«s. b MR- US(4i.5i' 2t\a3i* JlAKLWARE. 4.5* »*2T Frans Lodge, No. <6, I. 0. (>. T. At a recent meeting of the above Lodge, the following members were elected as of ficers for the ensuing term : Dr.Wm. King, Jr .......W. C. T. Miss Mary Christy W. V. T. J. D. Ehofies W. R. S. James McCurdy W. F. S. E. J. Christy W. T. H. P Christy W. M. Kev. A. C. Thomas... W. Chap. Thomas J. Christy ... \V. I. G. W. S. Mealor IV. 0. G. Rev. E. D. Stone P. VV. C. T. Cnpt. Pope Bnrrotr, The nominee from Clarke county for the Constitutional Convention, will address the people of AValtou county, on the Con vention question, at the court house, in Monroe, ou the 16th inst. A High Compliment. The Atlanta Constitution thus speaks of the Misses Mell, daughters of our distin guished (ellow-citizen, Dr. P. H. Mell: The Misses Mell, of Athens, are among the finest vocalists in Georgia. AVe hail the pleasure of hearing their charmin voices at the Baptist church last Sabbath.” EF'If you are to marry a delicate, pale and sickly lady, make her take Dr. J. H McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puriher; it vitalizes aud purities the blooa,. strengthens and invigorates, causes the rich blood to the cheek again. Dr. J. H. McLean, 314 Chestnut street, St. Louis, Missouri. A pent at Hunter. Mr. A. M. Sale, of Homer, is the duly au thorized agent of the Southern Watchman for Banks county. Jones’ Oglethorpe House, On Jackson street, next to Beusse & Moon’s, s the place to get nice meals at all hours, at 37 eta. Everything neat and in ;>eriee! order. Lodging. 25 ets. He also keeps constantly oil baud light bread, cakes, Ac. Give him a call. May $—4t. Jons Joses. ISrrovrrrd. 9 AA’e are sure that the numerous friend.- of Dr. Joseph B. Carlton throughout the State will be pleased to learu that he has sufficiently recovered from his recent «e vere attack of sickness to permit him to bo out ou tho straets again. Nad Accident. AA’e are pajeed to learn that while Rev. E. F. Anderson aud wife, ot Oconee coun ty, were in this city on Saturday last, a ittle sou, whom they had left athome. while playing, was attacked by a .ram goat, which bytted him in the temple, from the effects of which he died in a short time. AVe deeply sympathize with the afflicted parents in this sad bereave ment. vduitr Hoc--, v vi rade’*C. h .06' -Show's. ...i roly .••>*»<!*10 a Apple.- Mackerel, No.* V,’ kit.-' 7.. No. 2. 2 No. 1, >s l»arre!t».... No. 3, kits Sanline«, per inix SALT, per sack WOODEN-WARE. Pnlntrtl bneketo, Ceclsr ,!o !.. White pine T.OtH^ 1U4<312S IJxy, V ) * TIES i Ties FOWL FINANCIAL. »Gold—buying ^ reiliii;; ’• *.*ilin]r I’ncenarr .-h rii nl to \h< I NOTICE, tr* hare th* TAKE._„..„ ep«a.pencil,penholder.cnl<lMip*a,and a piece of valaabie Jewelry. f impaU sample parkage. with elegant cold-plated sleeve Lu’tona. and ladleafuahlonable tancy Set, pin and drops, poet-na'.d, 25 rents. 5 packages, with assorted Jew elry, ft I. bm Com Fntent Leeer Watch free to all ngvnta. BRIDE A CO., 709 Broadway, N. V. TWELVE articles In one. The LLOYD COMBINATION. Cat. be used as a Pencil.Penholder end Pen, Eraser,Penknife,Envelope opener. Paper-cutter Rubber, Sewing Machine Thread Cutter, an<l Ibr limping Scams, Cutting off Ilooks and Eyoe, Huttons. Erasing Biota. Ac. Site of a common pencil, U heavily nickel plated, and will last a lifetime. Agents are coining money end say It U the best selling article out. Sample 25 cents, Six for ft |, Extraordinary Inducement'* Agents. Send for sample half dozen and canvass your BRIDE^ACO., 769 Broadway, N. Y, STATIONERY PACKAGES, and SIX °f the LLOYD COMBINATION tor TWO °^&J5SSI?6fc,C. town. BKIDC & t SIX 1 3SED TH! Words of Advice, rial i r, t i*i i.i.s ■i r; i ]? 7 s l* kc;tf u l l\ om-rd by ii.u.s Ti''iT- u ;, n * ll . Tr : V 1 ;. 1 , -: J'‘ c pn.l.s •nr rs ,, r - 11 fills Z'l i'A Thirty ^ntv i'v,.t riotto^n‘the J*! !M . .. j m; uni i.ivy ^ HI t'« ; i’Iy«Iy pills • • ■’ '' ,•':;*j 4 *'*,-,7.1 1 r vills Wk* ill* ill r llVM*e|i»L m. I'lbr*. akin Di p*ln.Jn<n;- FILLS •irrrsF, ti: t rs ' . ef tu i t'v-.'.'r I .ol oli’“c VlhhA ■\ rn'.s“' prov' it M. ftil is DIL riLLS ZWIV* film V KG r.i'AULK LIYEU Turrs fills. Tt-TT'S I i’r|!1T» FILLS 1'FIT’S : CtJUL SICK HLADACilE. Tl ? TT|.S | TUTT’S r VBGBT||V£ The Great FAMILY MEDICINE —AND— HEALTH-RESTOBEB. General Debility. DcbilUv ii a term usoU to denote deficiency of bb.o*L 'Vhe nutritive voiietilueiUif of tbe blood aru !u less than their regular l.roportiou, wbilo tho watery part i8 in exeeaw. Debility fa of fr«- queut occurrence, li u imitldut to a variety of uiscaset*. T'lte lower limbs are apt to beBwolien. The patient fa feeble, and cannot bear Witch exertion. The circulation fa out al most always weak. Falpilation ol the heart fa a very e«mmmu pytiiptom. Violent tuiotion often throw’s the heart iuto the nto^tuWiUuoud action. The vi;*l fimcu«»iis are languidly per formed The muscular strength la uimiutehed; fatigue* follows moderate or alight exercise. The breathing, though quiet wlieu at rest, be comes hurried atwl even luinfully agltaictl un der exertioi'., a* iu rumdng, airaiMuc height.'!, etc. The nervous system ».* oftea greatly «li«- or.Iere*!. Vertig.*, dizziness, aud a feeling of faimnees are very common. Violent and ob 1 aiiuato peumlgfa l*a:iw iu the head, aide, breast, or other psrts of tl.e body, are also frequent attendants upon the disease. The aeerelh.ns are s >me!lines diminished. Iu females tbe menses are almost always either auspended or verv partially perforuie*'.. The bile fa scanty,am! eostiver.ess, with unhealthy evacuations from the bowels am! dyspeptic state of the stomach, arc extremely commou symptoms. MARVELLOUS EFFECT. II. It. Stevens? . # , .. !>wa» Sir—i hare used Vegetixk, and feel it a duty to acknowledge the great dienetir it baa d«ue me. In tho spring of the year I was sick from general debility, caused by overwork, want of sleep aud proper rest. I yaa very weak and much emaciated. I tried nmij remedies, without receiving any benefit frond any of them, until 1 was i* r>tiaded tq try VEfiEYiXE. Be fore I had taken this one week my improved condition gave me renewed hope and courage. 1 continued ’o take i; every day.-*gaining more strength until 1 was complete!;/ restored to health. The elTect of tklaJBnadiip, htfLse < general debility, fa indeed lar-^lMiiLll* 21 \Yebster TUTT8 Tl v i‘T’c TUTT’S Turrs Tt:rr*s Ttrrs Tfl’T’S TUTT’S 1 UTT’S ru r rs riwbs ritia FILLS FILLS FILLS FILLS PILLS • C'HaNgK OF : PILLS FILLS Tl’TPT^ PIIXS * FILLS ARE FUliELY VEGETABLE.: TUTT’S INI.I.S i FILLS NEVER GRIPE OR NAUSE- ; PILLS ATE. j FILLS T1!K DEMAND FOR TUTT’Si MllS PILLS fa not confined to tl.fa; FILLS extends t? All parts • FI LLS •of i urrs PILLS PILLS • PILLS A CLEAR HEAD,clastic limbs,: PILLS TOT TUT TUTT’S : TUTT’S • TUTT’S • TUTT’S ! TUTT’S : TUTT’S • ASA FAMILY MEDICINE TUTT’S • TUTT’S PILLS ARE THE \ PILL! . sound sleep,* FILLS yaut spirits, Quo appetite,• PILLS some of the results of the* PILLS of TUTT’S PILLS. : PILLS PILLS LS : BEST—PERFECTLY UAP.3I- • PILLS luun : LESS. ’* PILLS TUTT’S j...7~. | PILLS Ti’TT’S \ SOLD EVERYWHERE. j PILLS TUTT S ; PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CTS.j 1’ILLS TUTT’S : * PILLS TUTT’S :— j FILLS TILLS PILLS PILLS FILLS MAV YORK. DR. TTTTT^S VVc are indebted to tbe publisher, W. W. Whitney, ill Summit st., Toledo, 0., for a piece of new music entitled, “No More the Bugle’s Stirring Blast,” a solo or quartette, for memorial day ..Social Entertainment on the “mum' plan, for the Presbyterian Church, at Dupree Hall, Tuesday evening, May 15th. Tickets of admission, entitling the holder te re freshments, 25c. iy Remember the Strawberry Featival, “ The Acantlms” Is the title of a neat and rery interesttn; monthly paper we have received from At lanta, edited by Miss Annie Maria Barnes, lately in charge of the “ Children’s Depart ment” of the Sunny South, aud published at the low price of 75 cts a year. The col umns of this paper are filled with excel lent reeding matter—both original and selected—and we enter the new-comer on our list of exchanges with a great deal of pleasure; and heartily join in the wish that the Acanthus, like its real name-sake, may push its way steadily “ upward and onward” towards “ the good, the beautiful and the true.” tyitnproper articles of food often cause the blood to become loaded with foul hu mors. Cleanse the blood with Dr. Bull’s Blood Mixture and be healthy. A M-ritcd Compliment. We are pleased to note that the Geor gia State Dental Society, which met in Ma con last week, elected our friend, Dr. M. H. Thomas, of Crawford, as President ot tbeSociety. Dr. T. is a good dentist, aclever gentleman and will, we have no doubt, fill ou Friday night, tor tbe benefit of the j the position to tho eutire satisfaction of AUjeas Guards. ’tbeSociety. SWOLLEN LIMB Mr. STEYEXB: - * " - . Dear Sir—I writ* this aoto to Inform you of the effect of your M Blood Purlte** upon my system. When I commenced taking ft. a year* ago, I was very much debilitated. My limbs were swollen so that it was iqiposable for me to get into or out from a carriage, ana very painful to go n» or down stairs. Indeed, I could scarce ly stand on my feet. My appetite was gone, mv strength failing rapidly. After using your med icine for a few weeks I began to improve. My appetite improved and mv streugdi returned. I can uo-.r perform my duties as a nurse with my w.*uted ease; and 1 feel I owe it to Vegetine. Yours gratefully. Sins. C. X. H. TILDEN.. A PERFECT CURE. Charlestown, June 11,1661. Mr. H. R. Stevens: Dear Sir—This is to certify that VegetiNE made a |»erfect cure of me when my attending pbrsician had pronounced my case consumption, and said l could not survive many Jays. Mr*. Lf.dstox, 3C Cook street. The facts stated l>y Mrs. Ledtton are person ally known by me, and they are true. A. D. IIAYXES. Would not be Without VEGKETINE FOR TE5 TIMES ITS COST. * The great benefit l have received from the use of VE jETD»E induces me to give my testimony in its favor. I believe it to be not only of great value for rsstoring the health, but a preventive of peculiar to the spring and summer NEW SPRING GOODS! ^ oTvTfV -I'-t 1 "^dor-fgned is rveeix !ng a full supply of all kinds of SPRING and SUMMER BOUG HT A.T PANIC PRICES’! Ilo n;ort «• irnestly Invite» hi* oid « u» ouhm** and the public general y, and cepccislly CASH CUSTOMERS, am 0 * n<! P r ’ , ‘ 0!4 ,K ’ fon ' purchasing dsjwliciv, as he Is con ft* lent he can please, lioth with GOODS AUkus. <•■'., -'prU Itlb. 1'".:. 3ra _ _ _ S. C. DOBBS. EUREKA GUANO! BUY THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST!! Ttus reliable Fertilizer is again offered to the public, and its high standard; F’ully GriiaranteecL! 11 has nc\er lail.-tl to m&intaiu itself ss a ■—- FIRST-CLASS FERTILIZER ihfuptK 1 m t ? at a11 profUto-i 1 : are lower, and notwithstanding the low price of cotton, the < ompany atm l-*>^ FOR >riI>r>I^ITVG^ COTTOX, I* :UJ * V s<Jvj:u o 5,115 « r r ’ c, ‘ of the Fertiliser. For prices and information, apply to •L RUCKER, Agent, Broad street, Athens, Os. Withoni fvbC—2 ET1WAN GUANO And Dissolved Bone! 1EST iMMTTffl P1Y BESFECT. For terms, &«*., apply to EDWARD BANCROFT, Agent, No. C Broad street, Athens, Ga. NJ THE ATUliW OI'FII'K (oru*Ml.,>t SINGER SEWING MACHIISrES •! Teb. 1st, 1*;:. t.» lsKSTKJi'pS rtL"IIaI>lX<-4, (upstairs) over TALMA DtJK, HOIKISON A CO TIIIZ ALWAYS AHKA1>! •i.iHMi OGH IN USB! Sales in EXCESS OF ALL OTHERS. Tin: VO., a. I!. HOPE, Agent, Augusta, Oa. onr n.-L'iiV.rr* «bich jfachiuf is the Ik*! — then !»ny the Singer. .... J..R. TO AMER, Agent fiir SuiiDT S-whig Machines, I^v*!er’« Building, (up stain*) Athens, Ga ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! Working on a Cash Basis! 1 I^tea^cmarters! iSjioi* CHEAP GOODS, 5MHJMT 01 FLOE DEPOT! Competition Invited from all Quarters! ‘BULLDOZERS” ifi&IHST HIGil PRICES! This unrivaled preparation has per formed some of tho most astonishing cures that are recorded in the annals of histojry. Daticnts sufteriti" for years from the various diseases of t!ie Lungs, after trying different remedies, spending thou sands of dollars in traveling and doctor ing, have, by the use of a few bottles, entirely recovered their health. “ WON’T GO TO FLORIDA.” New York, Aura* S3.1879. OR. TUTTS Dear SirWhen in Alkco, last winter, I used your B*5C*tcsaat tor my co’Jsb.. and realized more beaeftt i.-oai It than anythin* I ever took. I am ao well that I wilt not go to Florida next winter as I Intended. Send rao oao dosee bottles, by express, for some friends. ALFRED CUSHING. 133 Went ?alrty-arst Street. Boston, January 11,1874. This certifies that Z have recommended tho use of Dr. Tutt’8 Expectorant for diseases of the lungs for the past two years, and to my knowledge many bottlaa havo been used by my patients with tho hap piest results. In two cases where it was thought con firmed consumption had taken plaoe the Expectorant effect ad a *uro. IL H. SPRAGUE. LX.D. “ We can not apeak too highly of Dr. Tutt’s Ex pectorant, and for the take of suffering humanity i hope It may become more generally known.*-C«»18- ,, bold I hy C i)rusglata. Price 81.0Q STORY OF CHARLEY ROSS, n full account of thfa Great Mystery, written by bis Father, beats Robintton Crnaoe in thriiiing interest. The Illustrated lland-Book to a!l religions, a Complete Account of all de nominations and sect?*. Ulustralfau*’ Also, the Ladies’ medical guide, by Dr. PancoaKi. U-) Illustrations. These books sell at sigh*. Mak. and Female Agent* coin money on them. Pailicuhirs free. Copies by mail $2 each. .John E. CASH AGAINST TIME Come aiul see how Low we can sell Goods. TALMADGE, HODGSON & GO. HEAD Q U ARTERS For Standard Fertilizers!! Pottxr Jc Co., Pub*. I would not bo without it for ten times Its cost. ’ EDWIN TILDES, Attorney and General Agent for Massachu setts of the Craftmen’s Life Assurance Com pany, No. 49 Sears’ Building, Boston, Mu*. Vegetine is sold by all Druggists. Tltnyl pack acquaintance cards, 1 pack bdkf. flirta- wv 1T 111 ttooTl seroU, all Sorts, for^only li» cents and C U XI tump. Fan Card Co., SUddcLotu, Matf. DR. J. R. BRIIVKLEY, Clayton, Rabun Co., Ga., O FFERS hfa proleshional services to the public—having hrid ab«.r»i 2* years’ practice. He proposes to cure Can- vtra and lDeers, and alt r i-es ot Diptheria—and if patients come to him to be treated, hfa rule will l»e “ no cure no pay.’ Prices for p actice lower than ever before charged in. th County. Will always lie found a* ally ab-ent. obtained for mechanical devices, medicai or other compounds, ornamental promp ■.WEM IOA** which hare (tees by iho Patent UfRct PATENTS! labels. Caveats. Assignments, Ioterf. Mttended to. INVENTIONS* wl REJECIEJJ the Patent GCace, we can make closer si Patent* more promptly and with broadei who are remote from Washington. INVENTORS-?® aminations frte cj ckurqe, and advise a* to patenta!lilitjr. A11 correspondence strictly confidential. Price* low, aud uo charge ualrM Patent is secured. Vi e refer to officials iu the Patent Office, and to inventor* in evenr State in the Union. Address, iu German or Eng lish, C. A. SNOW A CO„ mayl Opposite P»U*U Office, Washington, D. C. piece* kneet music, retails for $1.75, sent for 10 ccn v^and stamp. Cheap Music Co., Middlehoro, Mas*. QCELEGANT CARDS all styles with uamo, 10 ct*. AftJprat 4 B. Wr»rKU. N*M*r. H*na. |V>.. V, Y. TATTTVT 1 package comic Envelopes, pack comic Card*. KH Q I iNj pack scroll card*, 24 p. book of Fan; all for lu *?* v . - eta, and Novelty Co., Middlehoro, Mate. The Ear'll Mhdo to give Forth its Riches. eriment* have demonstrated that of the ten mineral element* which constitute tbe ashes of plants, the ] nd every one is essential to their perfect growth and development; and, as crops extract them annually, i mnnently fertile Unless they be stored lo Ihe Soil/ n patent to est to our s are invited farmer*, that thousands of tons are annually sold in this market. Recognizing the impor- section ol country, I have, secured the Ag^mry of the following olil and standard Fertilizers, a call, in*i«.-ct aud price before buying OU ID CAROLINA, CHESAPEAKE GUANO, Old Carolina Stono Soluble Ouano, Samana Guano, Chesapeake Guano, Palmetto Acid, Stono Acid Phosphate, Chesapeake Ammoniated Alkaline Phosphate. S. M. HUNTER. Ajrent. COTTON OPTION, 15c. Wagon Yard in Athens. 'pHE *ub»criber iia-* fitted np and opened a safe, comforta- A hie and romincxlioua Wagon Yard, on River street. In the teighberhood of the Upper Bridge, where CORN. FODDER, urn all other necessary aupp'-ie* can be purchased on reason able term*. Charge* moderate. The highest market price paid for Oonutjy Produce, and lr bill* received iu exchange for Good*. ia!y7—tf WILEY F. HOOD Notice in Bankruptcy. I N the District Court of the United State*, for the Northern District of Georgia. , , . This fa to give notice, once a week for three successive weeks* that I have been appointed Assignee of the estate of John B Patman, of Watkinsville, Oconee county, and State of Georgia, iu said District, who ha- been adjudged a Bank- n^tupon his “ ,J * M - HIILllNEfi! & FANCY GOODS. Miss C. JAMES Ha* inst received, direct from New' York, a chaste and beau tiful assortment of pattern hats, Which will be opened to the inspection of her friend* sad patrons on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL 11 and lii Also, a choice stock of all tbe rrOVSXiTTSS Of tbe season, consisting of Neckties, Lace Bibbn, Buckings, Back Combs, Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, Ac* glAp HAIR SWITCHES at cost. rsrstrict attention given to orders. Only tho Wat alfadlk material used in trimming. An early call is solicited by “ — JteaC.JA-MJ»,Atlica^O^