About The La Grange reporter. (La Grange, Ga.) 184?-193? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1869)
Public Sales, WlOHfcOI Who w« virtu* of Iho pm tottamciit of Thninna "Al«, FOil CASH IN •rango, on the Flint lpjdtad with tHiibei far roterenc homo* am pi Than© land* uro i»i, • i. and aulUMontly n> ,u- th' . it;. . facility and advantage to lr ntareo, Huh no it;, ( inn. ii, ,, mid Also, nt the p min time and ; In the city of Wu i i\>mt, h. ti, and l"t No. ti In lil.* Also, tho undivided int-Mw- atm, dcflBasod. id tho flm 1 Point, which let t i i , in ni Persoivi desiring fun her i Legal Advertisements. TItOUP .WM?? - ”"” Notice t» Debtors nn«( tmlltoi's. V r.I, persons indebted to tliocHtutc of GUly Moore, late Green county, dooensod. are hereby requested toeoine forward imimiillately and Bottle; and those hiiviug dfinuiulH against said estate willpresent them In tonus of the law (l. MOOH10. WPpt24-fK);7t$4 T\_8WINP.YM,. Georg In, Troup Count y, Oiuhnaiiy, September L'Iiobo are, therefore, to elte and admonish all .. bn and appear at my oillee on or before tho first Mon- t" allow cause, if any tlioy have, why i .111)111111'. otters sli,hiM Octl-8ln $0 said Thomas Whi- M"* A ilmlit 1st m W ILL BP SOLD, b t i-■ i town of ilreeuvid \ i I lutt' C3e tue of n hoars of s.tl", t.V) 1-Ul Is Iv dsooiHol. cot move or 1o«h, county—viz: This is a most d^lrablo lilgli Sstut-o ofcul ivntum ; sar,- out*hoiiP v good berod; one of t’l • b st ;• tho dwelling; the r d tr pussing t imai'i the lands Povho.is dOHireii-i, f - •• Isos by Air. Robt. A. s 1 r, Willb-.vdd <> , i .• ,int fail. TERM3 t: \-v. I. Bopl7-7t$ 1 •* W till' bunt dweiliupr and all ncoes- •, r : well water 'd and Urn- with bath house. !a\, near ling Gr mtvlllo to Greenville Administrator '•t Sale. honorable Court of . w{ 1 be hoM be: - >ri Ireeuville. botween court bouse door in t's. , ,un ,,t > . lo;al hours of s ib 1 , on th ,'.r:: r,u-si the lands of Islam Ab' rd. dr»*d and Seventy-Eight .... ,, Off Lot No. 4: 188 aor v off T. .» Nn" No. fl, Said Lands b in ' irj.i •. ■ : - Meriwether county, i.r.d a -, about h1\ miles below Smu T ■ > .vn , This i« known to bo one - f tie , the St ite. about1*179 and watered: pood dwellings and . screw, .ye.; ouo of tho b. liii'. of Tliri ' Hun- | re nr loss—ltd ucroa | , nnd 0 ncres off Lot the list District of : ham Alford’s nine; . u. the not bo granted said applicant. 11. II. CAllY, Ordinary. I Georgia, Troup County, "I I !• *'• op OUDINAHV. September 8, 18(10. O AliVH i. GRADY has applied for Buttersof guardian- i ~ -hip ot t.lu> p, mens and property of .John, Faunle ami Alaxaudrr tirady, minors of A. K. (irmly, dcceuaed: I (less are, tiler, fore, to cite and admonish all eoneerund to bo and appear at my ol’Lv on the tlrut Monday in No- t next, to show cause, tf any they have, why said • should uot be granted. Of) n I [. (’ \ itv. . Jrdluary, glu, Troup county. Oi n. i: or OnmN.vnY, Jttnr 2A, 1809. S. M.YRrt \ UF.T P «J. ROBERTS, administratrix of rhomas It. Roberts, deceased, having represented to art that -he has fully administered said Estate, and low applies i v I,, tters of Dismission therefrom: II 1 - > 1 1 ' *'e• i ■ .i i th i all iut< r« d. d do •au it any they have, ou or before tho first Monday In Sh»v, niber in \t. why said la Iters of Dismission should drained, (iujy’idlm tab II. II. (.’AltY, Ordinary. Georgia, Troup Con sit y. t ounc or Oiuun.uiy, August tfl, 18tU). I \ H ITNi'lll'dt, Executor ol t!ie last will and tes- ' • • him in oi I mi Fincher, tie. v.iHed, having applied :o me for letters of dismission from said trust: Those are, therefore, to eife all iier-ons ooneerned to be it this ofilcoou or before the Hr-1 .Monday iu December • ; ’Xt. t > show cause, if any they can, why said letter Georgia, Troup Count j Counx (>i OnuiN.vnv t d ', in their respeetivi districts, to this Court te state of repair, by tin- first Alouday in Sep- i. They will observe the following directions: ■oads inelmio the bridges on the same. Each 'iinnissioncrs will carefully examine nil the districts, and will require the overseers same—such as replacing I. adjusting p'nnks, Ac. AVhere a monied outlay is required, the ta. t will bo reported to this Court. 2nd. 'L’lu y will sc ' that all necessary ditches are well opened. proved places in tie Any ono wishing to . • over them by .Ta:::' s m- Tbums—One-h-ilf c.as 1870, when complete p BCpt?0-rt0:i*tC6 «0 •emisoB will be si 1st day of Jan- laaivnt tlu 4th. Wh they will s r portion of the roads need i-wayiug thrown out of isespion will be give .. d .7. AT.FORD,) , . . dOHNf V. \ r.FOR IX I ■■ Administrator.'*' Hale. W IT T BE SOLD, before tho Court House door citv i La-Arange, Troup couuiy, (ju„ on th Tuesday in November next, within the ! ;,n, ir .' the House and Lot wlioreon Dr. \ x ro.i 1 10 u I f ... I ith. . iHoua V'r>; MSlrab . bolus iluatc ; In tho city .f Log the lot cousimm; of ii),> aor.-s. imve .n- ] m nir - and In higli ot tu of cu’iiv ition. 0.» acres in th- woo! heavily timbered, it • • I or har i. other buildim: : alt • • d. ••• , . i PUCOS over off r-d i :• 8 .1< in >•:* v/.p uAw At tho same bidder, the • ly occupied I Section 7.J1 will be rigidly enforced against any cor mis-ioners who fail to comply with t ie above orders. julylKWt II. H. CARY, Ordinary. Tie' above order, witli all its provisions, is extended t the iir- t M'unlay in November next. II. H. CARY. MERIWETHER COUNTY. igia, Mri'lwrthcr c ILLIAAI .T. AriTCHELT. per-oualty, ami setting apart nnd and I will jiasr. ouuty. Ofkicj:, ALareh 1st. 1809. mptlou nf About tho A SURE CURE FOR DOTTfcL Courier-Journal Ofllelal Reports.] fltoIunnorH Club tvasomblcd ivt ita l’odtus ftt 14 o clock Haturduy ftftoruoon, tho 1'iesidout in tho entur. .Lawrence Young, Esq., offoroil a resolution, which was adoptiul, that Ex-Gov. David Meri wether, Mosul’s. J1. H. Buift'inoyor, Thoodoro Brown, Edward (1. Minor and Dr. Vliilip Tliorn- btuy, bo a ooininittoo, on tho part of tho Club, to represent t heir interest in a primary mooting to bo hold with a view to modify tho organiza tion oi tho Jefferson and Louisville Agricultuial Association. Iho question, “ Open or oloso stables; which is better lor our Uimuto,” was then taken nr and discussed. 1 Mr. Theodore Brown, in speaking on this question, said he did nut agree with the Eastern agricultural papers which uniformly recommend ed close stables as food-saving and healthful to the horses Irani keeping the animal heat at a regular temperature, allowing only ventilators over the horses for fresh air in summer, lit' Bunks difference of climate requires a different construction with us. Our cold season is short 1 tho most trying time with us is the long summer spells of hot weather, when the horses ire at work. r llieu all the ventilation possible s necessary, and he generally feeds in the open lu, dfl surrounding his stables on three sides, where the air circulates freely. Hu lias used box stalls to avoid the danger of tying bv tin? nook, constructed to hold a plough team.* His oliiot objeoiion to these is the obstruction of ventilation. \\ lien he has fed in thorn in the summer has fouud the horses come out hotter than when they went in steaming with sweat.— 1 lore there was no rest, hut rather exhaustion iustend. Ills stable is thirty feet square, with stalls along both sides. The stalls toward the entrance wore cool and eoiuiortablo but the boxes iu the centre were quite too warm. Uses chains across the entrance ol boxes to facilitate ventilation. Gov. Meriwether said the feed was more cost ly Last, and therefore a saving of it was an ob ject; but ho uniformly found close stables here an injury to tho horses. His stables are more open than his neighbor’s, constructed of open logs without any filling between. Those kept in a close stable sweat, and, being so warm when biought out to inhale the cooler atmosphere, lung lover results, lie has been exceedingly fortunate in tho matter of horses, in twenty years, only losing one horse save from old age. Has three stables, eighteen feet long by twelve feet, wide, and ten feet apart, with shed all around extending ten fept from the stables.— One roof covers all. His‘horses always come out dry .and comfortable. V Mr. Lawrence Young fully indorsed'** open and weli-r : ” ' 1 - ‘ ’ - Mr. B. IT. Ib'AUMKliW, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS! GROCERIES . \Y. BANNING, >rglu, JIi i'hvrtlK'i of the pub! Y. A. Eri-.t. ;t FJ TOAIi-Io bo r deceased - > . 1 l, . • ... less) of tii N i t:i - i' : • x v less if nluth district, llso diatri.t of s .id couu‘y. Said laal- aro .'urv ucsinblo pr and .vit"i-:d; avnc of t'l m i:i a !.: Porso'is desirous ol puro i .'iriq - rOIIN AY. BOY I -R.^sor. Sr.. «!,'• tt to ot dismissio IDTN.vnY's Offt. : >, Admluistrato •.'I" d. alHo csta o of Robert O. Alii.- that ho h:in fully cased, and applies .Buffemeycr thought that horses ... Aimot be kept too cool and comfortable. His I is too close, and as an inslancs of its •_ effects, his riding and driving mare, a very fine ; animal, got out ol fix, and ho kept her about j thivo weeks, without working, in the stable.— iin Having to go a little distance to a neighbor’s, •’-j. thought he would ride her lor exercise, and she ! Rppearcd lively and in good condition when tak en out of the stable; let her drink out of a passing through the yard, of icd, ! bucket of ’ why said letters she •TAS. IV. BANNING. V : r. IT VT-HETT. ’ B Executors’ Sulc. * virtue of an order from th: r- r. t Trwpeonnty. Gn„ will o- - ,d. House doori. hoorj of sale.‘on t'v? tir t Tuo9. the la 11 b. 1 on ng to tho est ■ do lease 3. Ssfla l in s H Lot No. 21C; part 3 ,-f Lots a a 161.1«6. 119. and lx C imer Thousand A Buitpurchaeors: saidhndo county: and is in a hi oh stats _ Good dwelling and out ho' '■o ii-go H. Tiv.vlor. TlsNo. 187, *94:j; ^7; parts of Lwts 3, of the David B. W JAS. W. BANNING, THE ALABAMA GOLD LIFE INSURANCE MO BILK, ALABAM. CO, ent of laud, contain!. Said lands will bo cold in F TlVninn' District of cultivation, and is • cauitai,, «aoo,ooo i>r ooi.d. valuable. screw, and all well watered, being on Long Cn-’c crock convenient to m irket a I a pub’.i < md r .mulng through : said lands. T.tiosperfect. TERMS b G. F. Travlor, living near tho premis ure i i ah— 8eptl7- •ill take pleas- 1 j i i showi ig the lands. GEORGE F. TRAYLOR.) _ , HENRY S. IIAMES, J rxr s Executors’ Sale. WILL BE SOLD, on th' first T: T t next, before the Court} Ga., between the legal hours ert^i belbnging to the e tate ofl .. ,, -- .......... in November • before^the Court House door of Troup countv, following prop- ; to-wit TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY More or less, (one hundred acres the place whereon deceased bi 1 ORES OF LAND. oods. 7 in district. West side Ohattahouch' Holderness .v Haralson’s Forrv, l.iua ;. . «, LaGrange. TERMS—One-half c..-h: l-alan.-*; month’s credit, with a iLii on tho land to ^ >• payment. J. J. HID RN.) _ j. t. HEARN, i Executors. Them are 120 acres adjoining that can be purchased :0 Bppl7td$8 ,: -T. J. IIEARN 7. E. THAMES, President, 1AREY W. BUTT. Vice President, r. N. FOWLER, Secretary. ^at: IN THE ONLY STRICTLY GOLD COMPANY IN THE UNITED STATES. FIS SS E ST A MLIS11 ED ! the last ° ur U'J i which Hhe took about a quart. He then felt her trembling under him, and when she moved un steady upon her fore-legs, dismounted, and saw they were shaking under her; took her to tho furrier dose at hand and had her shoes taken off. He said she had foundered. Sho could not walk for three months after; tried blistering and rubbing with coal oil; but the blister would not raise. He attributed the whole thing to the three weeks’confinement in the dose stable. The President, in course of conversation, gayiMthe following as an infallible cir e for botts which ho has used since 1820: Take three balls of nox vomica— four will kill, three cures -pul verize fine and administer with molasses 'or su gar and milk. Can lie had pulverized at any apothecaries. To get the exact quantity put the three crude halls in one s-ala and their weight of the pulverized in the other. Has never known this to fail to cure in a few min utes. The existence of botts is denied, but this remedy applied to the affection known by that name is invariably a remedy. Suppose that its effects in colic should also* be soothing -colic being intlamination of the intestines and botts inflammation of the inner coat of tho same caused by the adher.-nce of the worm, so-called. For colic his specific is bleeding as long as the animal can stand up under it. Thiif seldom fails to cure in a short time, though naturally leaving weakness for a few days. Messrs. Duffy A Co. handed specimens of their phosphate as promised a week or two ago, to be given for trial to members who will take the trouble of reporting results. The question for next meeting is, “The prop er time to cut wood for rails. The meeting, on motion, adjourned till Satur day next, at 2 P. M.. as usual. The now rooms being now carpeted, members will find them a convenient and comfortable resort, and friends from a distance or otherwise are always welcome to a free use of them. Or. DUNN, Secretary. PLANTATION SUPPLIES. Our Fall S ivk nt GROCERIES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES are now arriving; amt having ntndn preparations to hui>- l>l.v farmers with ovorythlng they wish, we call their atten tion to to our liouHo before purchuHing. We have employed, for the season, Messrs. W. 1). Clirts- tlnu. Petty and Abide Thornton, who will he glad to nee their friends, and will enjoin as much satisfaction as any house in the place. Wo have in More ami tourrive, a large lot oj HEAVY FLAX BAGGING (•J 1 .. lhs.,) which wo will sell at tho lowest figures. Wu ure Agents for tho MUSCOGEE ROPE FACTORY, an article of BALING ROPE that wo warrant to bo equal to nnv roj.o made. We will sell at factory prices, with freights. Also. Agents for WRIGHT’S PATENT COTTON PRESS. Our Stock of SU3AR, COFFEE, RICE, CREESE, STREP, HARDWARE Si PLANTATION SUPPLIES, led that wo can offer inducements in them. To parties owing us, wu will pay higher for Cotton than any houso in tho place; and to those owing tho firm of Thornton A Sludge, wo will take pleasure iu settling for Cotton at best prices. Thankful for past favors, we remain T. .1. THORNTON & SOV^ ALBERT T_iTffliaVI.A.lNr, WATCH-MAKER AND JEWELER, Grunge,., Dr, John Bull's Column. DR. JOHN DUMYH «* ■« .vm.nr _ ■ bum r NEW JEWELRY. TU8T received a largo stuck of WATOII CHAINS, CLOCKS, (of ull sorts nnd sizes,) JEWELRY, (of tho very latest styles,) * 4 POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, (very best quality,) SCISSORS, (every size, and the finest that can be had,) PLATED WARE, (all descriptions and best quality,) SPECTACLES and SPECTACLE CASES, (of all kinds, 1 many other fancy articles. All of which I will so >./«)• Caw/j. lovO-os-ff A . LEHMAN. THE GEORGIA IVIARBLE WORKS A RE now prepared to fill all orders for MARBLE, and 1 Jl. to furnish Monuments, Slabs, Tombs, «fco., finished in the boat style, and the same work can be done with Northern Marble is equal to the BEST AMERICAN. Dealers can be supplied with BLOCKS i Dll. JOHN lllTIjTi, Manufacturer and Vender of the Celebrated SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP, FOIl THK CUIIK OF Abiio nn<l Favor, or Cl,111. mill Frvci rpm: proiirlolnr ol thisralebmtr.l modlclnp Instlyrlnlnm L I® II ii miporlorilyovor nil otliorremoilk'ii uYi'fnltbrpd to the public for the safe, certain, speedy) amt jiennanent euro ot Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short or long standing. Ho refers to the entire Western and Southwestern country to bear him testimony to the truth of the assertion that iu no ease whatever will it fail to cure, it the directions are strictly followed nnd carried out. In a great many eases a single dose has boon suili- cleut to cure, and whole families have boon cured bv a single bottle, with a perfect restoration to the general houltli. It is, however, prudent, and in overy case more certain to cure, if its use is continued in smnlier doses for a week or two after tho diseuse has been cheeked more oBpocinlly iudilHcult mid long standing eases. Usually this medicine will not roquiro any aid to keep the bowels in good order; should tho patient, however, require a ca thartic medicine, after having taken throe or four doses of tho Tonic, a Hingledusooi BULL’S VEGETABLE FAMILY No. (tO Fifth, Cross Street, Louisville, Ky BULL’S WORM DESTROYER. A I’HvDMMNT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, oc mciiMONti, vinoiNrA. IIOSCtD OUM.nic.uu_-JVorU.ex-t Corner 7\T,,I„ nml psTlnll, Wlrooln. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL CAPITAL INVESTED AND WELL SECURED, K7.'., mi C1SNTUM UF PltOlflTS PAID TO POUOY HOLDKIIS. $1,000 000 100,000 I II. II. JIAllllY, Vlrr-Pr.'.IIIclK, iiA.incs ft: ivor.rr « 1 : '"’.\iiv non how, m.nU,i. a ' lu,iPp i Suiicrlntijiiileii, ol Amixto., 51 DIBBCTORS : ntCIIAIUl mtlV, w. o. OAimiNuTi BARRINGTON, ,1'lVin,' 1 ', ° P APIltr " ’"O"' I? 107.I'll; PoH.;Iom Imnail In n A. P. ITAIIVKY, and7J;S,p;3; 1 ;;s;,« mu '' over * :i ^ toon months of netivo work, 3 on Mutual, Non-Forfeiting careful selection of risks!'* 11 1 oll ‘ l Olli. V PER CENI., which proves the economy of its ninnngomont, and Us ■ bbc .’a Tag €' a m. cBern;bc * MoiN-rosH K-ruiiK’r,aa noon from nuonaiA u. 11. dank, auous i a.ua. 1»«. T. STANLEY 11ECKW1TU, Oonorul Aeon!. JOHN CRAIG, President Bnni'd Divectoi'H, T. II. STAFFOltD, Seerolary. DIRFCTOltS: It. A PLOI1NO, X. McOOBD, JAMES T. BOTH WELL ■JOHN U, MEYER, J. W. HORTON, IE0RGE M. TIIKW, ,\RS are i .tram Southern rUatity. Henceforth, let us kee ueni'L't Home win,"".'. *»preinuey. This BRANCH OFFICE offers ulflmlucon MO „. WUUIJ „. „ ee ini nvied n > "‘V’nntiitfoH ; '1 he Capital is furnished. the expense of commencing operations^ has CNU 0 Why “tboTEu 1 ‘s'ol.lhrm'SSl 1 ''!', of «» Mm 1. Iu sustain Snuthom inter- nr Norn,!.),; ,!!.•!!' u„„! n, ; J iu " " r «*«ir wiv,« a,„i oi,ndrc„ ■» u,o i,n„a« WHOSE (U1AIITI'.IIH Eollilll, THE INVESTM ENT OP ON1I OE VT EOll YontTlKNEOTT?"" nail ■nil;: PIEDMONT Is not ,.„,V „ thr.ru,,n„ly 8.»,& 0 &^ all mods ami who have pram} that they, '? ONE CENT FOR YOUR BENKFIT ?” la, wltliin ii, J stutL\*,,mtur"tTio , ;ilruutii,» t or l, G«,’,'gli^' l g(!uiicmon!\j, > \vhuso hitcgrHy you*m7,Bt havo ontiro o<n,fl- f ilnirmPH heretorc, coni Uloiitly nppoul to Southern men to sustain an t their own. and we cannot doubt the results, am/only '•natrons to any other Company, surpassed hern r'Im.tvinv 1 8 " 8 ling to 1UHUro ,lot to Jo until tlioy Uavo examined tho Agents for informutio: JulySO-ly nil advantages that Southern pstablisln'd and permanent institutb TilE PIEDMONT claims to be l ynal Ini none, awl superior to many, and only .. •nts of this established Southern Company i..ii > .. Active until they have examined tho •oliablo and energetic Agents wanted. H 11.1',\ P, DURK8, Agent nt JjnGrungc* Patent Medicines. ORIGINAL UNADULTERATED GLOBE FLOWER ' COUCH SYRUP! V CER TAIN, reliable, plpoHimt, and speedy euro for 1 . Coughs, Colds, and all kinds of Throat and Luug ! i"il anil extraordinary Modi- ; tually cure every species of . This ine has never failed t •Lung disease arislug longstanding. The most inveteral Lung diseases soon yield to the i nuirvelous medicine. It gives ahm >ugh or Croup, and Patent Medicines. ENOOUItAGB HOME PRODUCTIONS. A MOST DF-LIOIirFUI. TOA'IC. A MOST DI.I-IOUTI'I I. TONIC. A MOST OELIOIITFCT, TONIC. OHJ CAIiOLIXA HITTERS, A SOUTHEim PREPARATION, VALUA1JLK AND l’.EI.IADLK. matters canes ol Coughs and igical efi’i'cts of this t instantaneous relief my United Stales and World-Wide Headers: HAVE received many testimonials from profes L and medical men, as my almanacs and various publi cations have shown, all of which are genuine. ’The follow ing letter from a highly educated and popular physician in Georgia, is certainly one of the most sensible commu nications I hnvo ever read. Dr. Clement knows exactly wliut he speaks of, und his testimony deserves to be writ ten in letters of gold. Hear wliut the Doctor says oi BULL’S WORM DESTROYER. reliable CAUTION.—None i trade mark of the tllol which we have a pate r the I.iess tho label has the PEMBERTON, WILSON. TAYLOR A t Chemists. Atlanta. Gc l»y RRADFIELD A PITMAN, LaUrange. THE WONDER OF THE AGE! CATALYTIC HAIR RESTORER! GOODRICH, W1\EDI,V\ & CO., MANUFACTUIIKKH AND l'llornilTOHS, AND IJlUFA’T 1>1M culls. ucl Choi CHARLESTON, S. G. Kp' For sale in LaGrange by BRADFIELD .V PITMAN, nml A. (’. WARE. julyO—1yr old and young. The hr ieally i l insti: Vii.lanow, Walker Co., Ga., June 29th. IHO D R. JOHN BULL—DEAD Sin:—I have recently given ! benutv your “Worm Destroyer” several trials, ami find it wonderfully efllcncious. It has not failed iu a single in- stam-e to have the wished for effect. I am doing a pretty large country practice, and have daily use for some article of the kind. 1 am free to confess that I know of no rem edy recommended by tho ablest authors that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On the contrary they ure uncer tain in the extreme. My object in writing to von is to find out upon what terms I can get the medicine directly from you. If I can get it upon easy terms I shall use a great deal of it. I am aware thnt the use of such articles is rou te the teachings and practice of a great majority ol f/utar line of M. IVs, but I see no just cause'or good sense in discarding u remedy which we know to be. Mi, i, nt 1 or , I ”i ,n l ,lv bcwl ? fin wo may be ignorant of its combination.— id SLABS ol I 1* or my part, I shall make ita rule to use all and nnv means to ullovinte suffering humanity whi h I glossy and beautiful, hair, it promotes its gi to the latest pc 1 luxury, and all wh, sc.r.vry. The imlispc 'il' i. The companion ,..t for and now found. Hair l).ve, but gradually and nr te originaieolor, and makes it so It nourishes nnd strenghtens t ‘""tli. amt sustains it in prist! wo TuauitmiYli'i O S A D A L I S Syphilis, .Skin Uisoa c:s. Hlio„„,atis„i, Diaon U an l all Chronic Allootlons of the Blaml, r ami.Kidneys. Recommended by the Med ially thousands of our best culty, a Prepared by tlie]iropri, PE.’MBKRTON, ale by BRADFIELD WILSON, TAYLOR Atlanta, PITMAN, LaUr.i THE GREATEST REMEDY OF THE AGE ! t'OMI’Ol.'NI) EXTRACT OT STSLLiNCSA, the (iHE.IT BLOOD PUIUITEH. A Read the ti dimony of Phyfdciann and patients wlio have u ; 1 R i.iadalis; sehd for our Rosadalis Gui le to Health Rook, or Almanac for this year, wliidi we publish for gratuitohs distribution; it will give you much valuable information. Rr. Ii. W. Carr, of Baltimore says: pleasure in recommcuding your Itosa- dalis : emd: powerful alterative.' ^ have with happy results—one in u’ philis. in which the putieut •ed after having taken five •1 himself ; The other :_ standing, which is rapidly im • any information or designs address GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS. ah' W. II. SIMS is tho Jasper, Pickens c font at LaGr XOTlCIij H AVING broom" solo owner of BLE WORKS, this is to notify .it the only person authorized ict business at tho quarry, u Caffey und Steplii JOSEPH A. BISANEH. heretofore published as agent of said works, has now nn connection whatever with them— uo authority to collect debts duo the concern: or in anj way to act as agent of the Georgia Marblo Works. Remittances, liy Express or otherwi.*,o, to secure snfi must lie directed to, “GEORGIA MARBLI* Luster, Marietta, Ga.; but all doliv. WORKS, letters and orders must be addressed. “ GEORGIA MAR BLE WORKS,” Jasper. Pickens county, Ga. Send no letters or orders for work to the Marietta post- ofllco iepl7—it W. A. RICHARDSON. LA CRANCE STOVE STORE. UST RECEIVED, TIIE LARGEST LOT OF private sale. A pr 1 y No Fluctuation nor Change Throughout Time or Country! Administrator’s .Sale. "\T7JLL BE SOLD, before tue/ art II.ng,.. H city of La Grang.-, , Tuesday in November next, w all the lands belonging to the ford, late of s dd e .untv. decea .! . of Lot No. 223 in Pith District: _ 1 part of 220, in Utli District: :.i) , !■, tiining about One Hnndivd and six- the northern part of Tr .up i . <_ id Bradford died. TERMS CASH. vder from the Honorable Court of Ordt- 1 fNSURK foi Advice to Planters.—Planters are subjected l to a great deal of annoj-auce at the bauds of tru- JDS'l city. Ga., on the first the legal hours of sale. • of Thomas M. Brad- ' coneisting of portion i . in 12th District: and : ig in one body and con- ! :fv-two acres; lying in j wherec Sold und narv of said countv. 8e|,U7-7t • S. B. M.VFFKTT. Aminlatmior. ArtmIll i^trator’s :u lo. W ILL BE SOLD, before city of La Gran; ^ 1. all the land bo- lat.; of Troup conn- ill improved. i upon by speculators than any other class, and Agents wanted throughout tho State, who will be paid n iivHiin« w ;b * n • i i ’ / i gold. Ar.piy to ]■’. m. t. Brannon, A«ent aiiytuing that will work to their advantage, finds E. D. PITMAN. Medical Examiner. t.ie Ooint. House door in the ber noxt. within tue 1. gal I, . longing t»the ost’.to of J : - < .:r orgla^ 'l 1 • ■ - ■ cle are on the W ’ hundred and six of the Chattahoochee Antioch and ure first of purchasing are invited t. the village of ; Sold undoi da>' of Bale. TERMS CASH. .... ... . tha Honorable Court of Ordinary ..f . ..m p.irpo.seof distribution. WRIGHT Sept 10-td-S0 Adminirg larming laudH. Tlio.se desirous i examination before the ' n order from ' untv. for the All RETT, B tiuardiiin'i Sale, Y virtue of an order from from tho Honorable court , will be Hold, beforo roepville, within 1 mber | _ _ 1 of Ordinary of Me the Court Houso door . the legal hours of sale. noxt, the lands belonging to the town the first Tuesday in No wards Laviua A. and oTin i for State of Georg in John II. James, Atlanta, •L II. DoYotie, D. I)., Cohunbus, •L G. Westmoreland, M. D., Atlanta, L E. Dent, Esq., Planter, Ncwnau, Maj. J. L. Calhoun, Newman. L. M. Smith, I). ]).. Oxford, Ga. Hon. Wicr Boyd, Dahlonoga, Ga. ISA AC S. BOYD, General Agent, ASST GALLERY. «5L Ed 426 Jid .XSk_ if. 32T TraaTHd r isr B-a: az mb.' H6 e- .e ^».bl kit: PHOTOGRAPH? id twenty-five Alexander Blodenburg, One Hundred » ( l being in the loth District of to/ Lots Nos. 39—40—49.— LaG range, Georgia. | favor with us. The followingpertiuent remark.. occur in an article iu the tfouninl (ttnl ATcssBnc/ci'i ‘ ‘ Our a ricultural population has labored hard under all sorts of adverse circumstances to make the little which they possess. They are justly i entitled to the full value of their produce.— ! Everybody, with a grain of common sense, who knows how small will be the cotton crop as com pared with the manufacturing wants of tho ; world, is satisfied that when the truth is made manifest, prices must rise far beyond the present market prices, and oven bey. nd the prices at | which the market opened two or three weeks ' n S 0 ' ^ should our people allow speculators | fo put this difference in their pockets? If there | is anything to be made by holding cotton, the planter should make it. He lias nothing to do - but stop liis gin, employ his wagons doing some- ! thing else besides hauling his cotton to the mav- I ket to be sold below its volue, and b ave his : bales of bagging and bundles of ties nndiuturb- I ed for the present, or if lie does not like to take , the risk of keeping his crop upon his plantation, ! Iet him send it to the warehouse to be stored is, more or 1* said county, consisting of pa:. _ uo TERMS CASH—unless changed ondnv of sale. I will bo pleased to show the place to any one wisliimr to purchase. It U a vary J-sirabla hnjv of lanrl ' : Septl7-7t «6 COLF.MAX BBITTAI?;. Ouirjlqo. i Administrators’ Sale. I W 11 !? b 0 ' 0 ™ tbo Court House door in the * city of La Grange, Troup countv, Ga., on tho first I Sr.?! ,? 0 ®: 0 ™' M,t ;''■ lt , hin th0 xsix h«i>»ofS ! Lot of uni. No. 181, containing 201 acres known no ■ 14 L. A. J. Williams’ Lot;” Lot No. 1827contoiXc IF ! v to -^ 0rt b Potato Creek; Southeast corner of Lot No. in. containing 50 acres; West end of Lot No. 171. containing .14 q acres, the whole containlnc 397 *' lyin r ! a , th f l ; 2th Dfetrtct of sail oo xntv. as described in original deeds. Soil under LaGrango nnd its To those liviuj immediate vicinity, it would ’ £'1*1 Iff work superorugation to speak of the Z many advantages and facilities con nected with this Gallery over any sim ilar ostabiisluneuts in the country. r, for the information and benefituftho.se residing -djacont counties it is deemed proper to mention some of the advantages claimed for this Gallery: The proprietor established himself in the city in 1853; has devoted his whole time and attention to tho business.’ laboring, studying and striving to excel. He'has, within the last two years, constructed the most superior SKY LIGHT AND SIDE LIGHT, nncl supplied the Gallory with tho latest and best Cameras, orler from *he Honorable Court of Ordinary of said conn- I AparatU3and fixtures;, indeed, has all the modern appli- ty. TERMS CASH. am conn | ancer possessed by the emporiums of the larger cities I As to the real merit of my work, that will bo decided by j my hundreds, thousands of patrons. I fear not the decision. PRICES: (Aa all well know, my prices are remarkably low.) W IL , Postponed Administrator’s Sulci l Tuesday, tho 2nd day of November I LaGrango. within the legal hours of sale, nil the land bc- t0 tlie estate of (icorgo W. Humphrey, deceased, . county, (the widow’s dower excepted.) con- 5^. re8, Tllcse lands ure situated on ° f the Chattahoochee river, and may be di- ln fe£r , i“S am f nt ’- T : ,oy ftro desirable fanning lands. Those desirlug to purchase are invited to an ex- S2S? a !h 0 « n rr bef0 n th F dav of sale. Fold under an order «? n i, C « 0,1Pt °/ 0r *j® ar y of oald county, for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of said deceased TERMS CASH. fau20-7t?(31 T. M FlSy?) Adm’. Execntor’a Sale. W ILL BE SOLD, before tho Court nouse door in the citv of La Grange, Troup county, Ga.. on the first Tuesday in November noxt, withiu tho legal hours of sale tue lands belonging to the essates of Thornes Jennings doconepd. Said lands ar - those on which Thos. Jennings,’ deceased, resided, and all lying in the 12th District of said ©aunty, and oonGsttug of 900 acres, more or lesg, well a Bt lte of cultivation. Terms cash. . toIn “SSSiJ22 Ml*..s!2?“ ra iu ° h0Wla B ,t6 p»“- 8epU7-7t the city oi • Photogra pits, per dozoi Terms cash. is to anv one desiring to purchase. * P. E. L. JENNINGS. Executor. W ”5, ^ P.i>urt Houk floor in tlw city of LaGrange, Troup county, within the »p»l-hours ofsaln. ou the first Tueadoy ii Hov^ihor BMt. tho LANDS belonging estate of J. ,T. Walker deceased, containing 808 q acres, more or less, with goods’ counting dwelling, outhouses, orehprtV ■&«;, uttrin dlnp ©oodli on: also, good gin house imd ser^w—KafdpremiaPB 5*5*: between LaGrango ^mU Hogausyille. 7 miles North of th© former place. TERMS -One-half cash, and the re moinder on twelve months time, with interest fi-om-dav oi eale. Bond for title and pnssesribh given whenfirst Payment 1n made. R. 8. McFARLIN, Adra’r, •- *^Pl'^-7tg6 - -1 >■ . . de bonis non. Gpardlan's Sale. Vir ^ SOLD, before the Court Hqiwo door in the nxvn ^ by Bentamln Shepb'erd, deceaa- acres.mon; or le^. and lying in Long ? lTT i » V ! rn l n Of sai-1 county: said lands Sftgw itawhuuon. OU tiraUo '>' * »a or the purpose TOO oufl t»o yoara to Vlth .ov^ par aunt, par J. F. HUTCHM80N. Guardian. t-Ti 96-* 9* ‘ (Imperial size,) per dozen.... „ “ “ “ half “ Ferrotypes, (richly colored and mounted neat card,) 3 for Amltrotypcs, (in good case) (Plain and colored—all sizes and styles.) • nnA • , , , . .. • -- -- — Ferrotypes, Ambrotypes, Stereoscopes, Chromes, 4c. j will not pay, and money becomes easy. “'Vo want tho planters to set the last cent of the lull value of their crop, and therefore we re new our earnest advice to them to use the weap ons which are iu their own hands; and defend themselves successfully against the effort which is being made to deprivo them of the honest re ward of their year's toil a id anxiety. Patience for n little while—it will uot he long, because when the combination finds that its scheme will not work, tho safos will bo opened nnd money will he abundant—will be amply re warded by the receipt of fully live cents per pound above the present price, and by the knowledge that for once the speculators have missed their mark." Suort ItuLEs in Ruiiai, Economy.—Paint all tools exposed to the weather, and if with a light colored paint, they will not heat, warp or crack in tho sun. Di]i well seasoned shingles iu a lime wash, and dry them before laying, and they will last much longer, and not become covered with moss. Dip the ends ot nails into grease, and thoy will drive easily into hard wood, where they would otherwise double und break. In plowing or teaming on the road in hot weather, always rest the horse on an eminence where one minute will be worth two in a warm valley. Iu setting out young orchards, always register the varieties immediately in a book, where thoy may he referred to iu a few years, when the trees commence hearing, and the labels aro lost, and names are forgotten. In laying a garden for fruits and vegetables, place everything in drills or rows, so that tbev may be cultivated by a horse, and thus save the expense of hard labor. When board fences become old and the boards begin to como off, nail upright facing strips upon them against each post, and the hoards will bo held to their places nnd the fence last several years longer. fcow Oats Early.—We know some most suc cessful oat-growers, who sow late in August.— They thereby are quite suro to escape the rust If this' can be effected, tho oat will beoome a most valuable orop, and we suggest the impor tance of trying the experiment of sowing dur ing this month. P. PRorniTT. Chromos. 4 LOT just received and unanimously pronounced the most beautiful, most superb, lot of pictures ever offered in LaGraugo. P. PROPHITT. Stereoscopes. A FINK collection just in and for sale bv P. ‘PROPHII Photograph Blblci, ■piIOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, FRAMES,- (in Rreal variety) —-roBewooil, gilt, black walnut. Ac.—with cord and screw eyes for hanging pictures, etc. F. PROPHITT Gallery Open Every Daj', pood light, make fine pictures when the rain is pouring down, rooms ull comfortable; stoves red hot all the time. I have but one aim—one purpose—namely: To do finer work, and more work, for lower prices, than any other man in Georgia. I love toy profession, and pnrBue it with an indescribable pleasure.. /53T Gallery at the OU Stand, opposite the Baptist Church. .P. PROPHITT. C O O K I N G A N D HEATING S TO V E S Kvor 33i»ouglxt 1<> tlxis Murkot. A MONO THEM STAND UNIUVALEED, TltlE “MONUMENTAL” COOK tho last two years. It 1ms no equal. Over 20,000 sold i The Celebrated “ COLUMBIA” COOK, And Many Other Now and Improved Patents. SOME BEAUTIFUL OFFICE & PARLOR ST0VE3. All kinds and sizes of STOVE FURNITURE always on hand. BISCUIT and BAKE SPIDERS nnd OVENS. PLAIN, JAP AXED AND PLANISHED TINWARE Of every description in store and made to order. Pocket nnd Table Cutlery at Cost. ROOFING, GUTTERING AND KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE ON SHORTEST NOTICE. .1. P. SLAUGHTER, South Side Public Square, La Grange, Ga. [Janl-:tfJ scpt24-ly inmmand—not hesitating bee.... iiiim.s than myself may have learned its effects first. :m secured the solo right H us.* that knowledge. However, am by nn menus uu advocate and supporter of th” tho' sands of worthless nostrums that flood tlm country, th: purport to cure nil manner of disease to which Imma tlesli is heir. Please reply soon, and inform mo of you best terms. I am, sir, most respectfully, JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M. D. 3MIH MOST Ib- nl the indications are >n recover. 1 have cure- min by which your Rosn- it an excellent compound ‘ Xiehol.isville, Kv., BULL’S SARSAPARILLA. A Good Reason lorlhc Captain's Faith, 1 certain cure i r all Scrofulous dir Rheumatism. M-ivuriul and :;y. stages, and all Kkin Diseases. It’q ul Blood, ii i and T' " 'EMBERTON, WILSON, TAYf/ult A Manufacturing Chemists, At! muino unless signed on each label, J. • by BUADITKLD A* PITMAN. LaOrx JLs M.iFaddon, Murfreesbo; sailidia, nnd niu who has scrof- Benjamiii I: • -lit >1. of Li h i.:v ■ s menfor twenty years with an Inveterate ‘TUpti >n over my whol» b >dv; a short time since p-rfect mr * U ' J Ul it,)S,Vllu fi s and it effected u Itosmlalis is sold by all druggists. ^ Laboratory, til exchange Place, Baltimore. fL.E31E.VT, RIVES ,Si to.. ,IU >J’l" TltOl'IlIETullS. It.i.- f„r lin l,v lira,III,1,1 * Pitmiin uml A. (1. Ware, l.a Grang.', an 1 druggists generally. July ltt-novlS Eiliicational. SOUTH’N FEMALE COLLECE, GODFRED ICIfljqHK, DESIRADDE! CITY PROPERTY FOR SAUE! T OFFER, at private Bale, roy HOUSE AND XOT. siUi A nted on'La Fayette street. od.joining tho Alabama and I a j s •x-.ixj j.,;hibu• J. atrfl nn LlFaycttr Btreyt, Adjoining the Alabama and Cworgla Un./ In the city of Went Point? The Houaa 1. a frame butlaing, one story ht.h, f 0Hr ,™. - -- W)i anj pUza jn front . fonr brfe'^ ■ a good coojt lioyse, b table, and The lot contains abonl There Is a young orcha: plum, quince, tiff pom, MAXl'FACTl'RKK OK ALL KINDS OK FVRMTUBE, (At hie Old Stand,) LaOnmgc Gcoigia, TXroULD rospeetfnlly inform his old friends, nnd tho YI public generally, thnt ho is again ehgaged in Slanufantui'fnK nil <> Krpiitrlng IK I nr TLT KC. Low lin’ Cusli! METALIC BURIAL CASES and WOOD COFFINS, of all description,,, always kept on hand. lie also proposes to SAW TIMBER INTO LUMBER on 5bar5i__ oct23 LIVERY & SALE STABLE. To Prepare Green Corn. —To one qt. of green corn grated, add one pint of cream, one large spoon of butter, two eggs, salt and pepper to tho taste, then bake. “i 1 Why is a eandjennaker the worst and most jP® J 9 of men ? Because all his woks are wiok- WILT,TAM C. YANCEY G IVES notice that lie Is still nt the old Stable furmcriy kept by T. C. Miller, and is prepared to I FURNISH SADDLE HORSES, CARRIAGES & FINE BUGGIES, AND TO FEED STOCK, Ou the Most ICe a son able Terms. wnyJ® ft.p roparQt } t0 «°nd parties to tbo Chalybeate o~ S*’ elsewhere, on short notice at reasom / S-A-Lte and LIVERY STABLE SMITH Si SLEDGE ii announce to the pub lic that they have opened a Ncxv Sale ami Livery Stable, stock of all kinds. Thoy will soon bo able to furnish Carriages, Buggies ami Saddle Horace, on the most Reasonable Terms. •espectfully ssk a liberal share of public patron- Bentos Barracks, Mo., April 30th, 1800. D R. JOHN HULL—Dear Sin:—Knowing the efiioienev oi your Sarsaparilla, and the healing und beneficial qualities it possesses, I send you the following statement ot my case: 1 was wounded about two years ago—was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being inoved so often, my wounds have uot healed yet. I have not sat up a mo- meut sinco I was wounded. 1 am shot through the hips. My general health is impaired, and I need something to assist nature. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than anything else. I wish thnt that is genuine. Please express me half a dozen bottles, and oblige CAPT. C. P. JOHNSON, _ ,, St. Louis, Mo. P. S.—The following was written April 30,1800, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of dipt. Johnson: D R. BULL—Dear Sin:—My husband, Dr. C. S. John son, was n skillful Surgeon and Physician in Cen tral New York, where he died, leaving the above C. P. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of ago he had a chronic dinrrhoea and scrofula, for which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. It cunED him. I have for ten years recom mended it to many in New York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrof ula, fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The cures effected, in some cases, of scrofula and fever sores were almost miraculous. lain very anx ious for my son to again have recourse to your Sursapurilla. He 18 fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to you for it. His wounds wore terrible, but I believe ho will recover. Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON. THE THE THE ES1SHOP BISHOP BISHOP PILL. PULL. PILL. At't'LTV: . K. i A PURELY VEGETABLE PILL ‘COSTAE’S (SUGAR COATED.) ( BISHOP P5LL, DstivcncsH, Indigos- • * T*S of extraordinary efficacy fi _L tion, Dyspepsia, Hea l icho, Nervous Debility. 1 Complaint.” "The Best Pill in tho World.”—'.Medical i Journal, Scptemher 8. r BL' 0*5 r il’Ha B'l.TMB S r *-' ac ns? j^-ms r All Druggists in LaGrango Have Them. BULL’S CEDRON BITTERS. AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT'S AltICA.-VHAJS HEARD H'ROAI TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN. awSWSSSSiBK M “ 1180t80m “ ur > u “ r dowX fl Z. i , n ;!r i J h0 W « wit , h «»* in the store, has been nnftnDM ^ Rhoumutisin for some time, commenced *^° r ? ftU , 11 80 , on fo . u, 'A ^8 general health improved, also improved ° UM b °° uiu bft n j 10alth . tried them, and he Dr. Coffee, who lias been in bed ■stomach and liver affected—irhni use of your Blttefs. Indeed, tbo OB given you great popularity in tida’ could sell a great quantity of your>“" pecially of your CedroaBitters " ’ via Memphis,-hare of Rickct is Respectfully. OST Prepared and sold by Dr. JOHN rxtory, Fifth Street, Louisville, K,y„ jg^iHAll of Uie above remedies for sale T PITMAN, Dauggiste, LaGrangr, Gfi, “ COSTAII’S ” STANDARD lMUIPAUATlONS “COSTAR’S” Rat. Roach. Etc.. Exterminators. ‘‘COSTAR'S” Bed Bug Exterminators. “COSTAR’S” (only pure) Insect Powder. “Only Infallible Remedies known.” “ 1# years established in New York.” “ 2,000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily.” “!!! Beware!!! of spurious imitations.” •‘All Druggists in LAGRANGE sell them.” For $1, $2. $3 and $5 Sizes, address “COSTAR” COMPANY, No. 13 Howard St. N. Y. Sold by BRADFIELD te PITMAN, | T ,, janl-ly Dlt. A. 0. WARE, ( LaGrango. f>«. O. H. J/*IPr FAMILY MEDICINES, COX, A. M.. President, Mathematics nnd Aucieut Languages. Rev. II. 0. IIORNADY. Mental nnd Moral Science and'Evidences Christianity. Miss CARRIE R. STAIvELY—Frencli. Mrs. I. F. COX—Botany and Astroimmy, Music Department: Miss CARRIE R. HTAKELY, Principal. Miss M. E. STAKELY. Primary Departmoni: Mrs. 1. F. COX. Ornamental Department and Fiuo Arts: Miss M. E. STAKELY. ,,S" r tl . ,l » IH’.lil'Hfnn arc con- . 111 ,h ’ nnd coni mod ion s buildimi ; , ; v "l'"-'l te 0<-'Gv«.. c. Hoard, Eaq."! a n 'I'lencc. ibis building has been pur.-liao,«( and tlmnmjjhl.v nqmirrd by ttin Cnli^L^ 1 rCHKlolit, and falaiitod In tho minis nf tho apparatus, nnd ; "'"l th " Uuast selections in tho ,. u i sciences It (. /" r HlmitthlUns tlio „ “ 1 "■ U 1,; Intention of tho I'residont - r a contlmumce of the natronaee ivl.1,.1. CONSISTING C ' 1IIS CELEBRATED LIVER MEDTCTNF,, ANODIN K pa l N IvILL I ’V, ANTI-HTLIOITS PILTjS, AGUE .PILLS rind L VSENTLHY CORDIAL. rpiiE i mm J iug already established for them i llu Georgia and the adjoining States. As the majority of per sons living in the South are predisposed to disease of the Liver, it s granted by all intelligent physicians thnt most of the pains and aches of our people are duo to organic or functional 'derangement of that important organ. Pronli- ltt s Auti-Bilious Pills and Liver Medicines strike directlv at tho root of the evil. They euro tho Liver, which in nine cases outoi ten. is nt tho bottom of the Couchs Dvr* pepsin, Cholic, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation Menstrual Obstructions, etc., so common among our neo’ 1 ., L ??; auhe »,'T«othaohfti Acute Rhcumutism, Neuralgia uud bodily pains nf every kind, flee before PROPHITT’s PAIN KILL IT like chaff before the wind It you have Indigestion oi* Dyspepsia, in anv form nr Di8e j u * 0 ’ PROPHITT’S LIVER MED- Ka " 0,1,1 purely vegetable, and n liquid ready for use at any and all times. Price, $2 per bottle; 33 *7 percent, discount bv the dozen or more. 0 . S. PllOPIilTT, Proprietor Covington, Georgia. T F C g °t Bna , k0 h l tf UR ,° RROPHITT’S PAIN KILL IT, £ tatonu# and external. If you have a fresh wound of pJmrrWTu 10 Palu K1U lfc - If yon get dog hit, apply the 1 ain Kill It. o. S. PROPHITT, Pi-oprtetor, Couugton, Georgia. D x \O.S. ^ROPinTr'SA.NTJi-BILLliOUS, VEGETABLE PILLS, Purgative and Febrifuge. These Pills may be relied ijpon as a safo and eificieut cathartic, in all Febrile nnd Acute Diseases, at all times. O. S. PRQPirrrr, Proprietor, Covington, Georgia, D R. 0. 8. PROPHITT’S VEGETABLE AGUE PILLS, n safe nnd certain remedy for Aguo and. Fever, ChiUs uud Fover, and ull kinds of Periodical Diseases, and is safe and reliable for all to take at any time. O. 8. PROPHITT, Proprietor, ,. Covington, Georgia. - . ’ DR. O. 8. PROPHITT’S Compound Dysentery Cordial, It may bo given to nil sizes, ages and sexes and 'it nil 8 “ ,L ' ty ' thi ' ra i" -MjfiitaS mhrfl at Hold by the dozen Hr Z°^Z - W’ y • &&3S3S& sabiuet of minerals- South—have recently 1 natural h the patroniigi the last four- TUITION—$40, $50 and $00 poi .. 00 .^r Music, piano, guitar" ..ir ... q ( init t &c7r$L' and lib'hta. extra, S!,sil ,„'. r n,mith. 1 '’ Utl,H ' ® 72: w "" h l"K' Young ladies can obtain board in the families of toa.'l,ors nr ,villi oil,™ ronwniant to the a'l.ool ™om In.d, net ion in drawing anil vocal music free of charge. advance; balance at the"end : class of studies. Use piano, $7. <k . BOARD—Fall Te PAYMENTS—One-half i of ,1,<! ' ivn - mss Tim Fall Term opvna lent Wed,,.,day in Aurnst n.ivia‘‘ OSUO “ cimt! >ining mil partloulars, nppiy to —-— 1 , 1. F. COX. President. LA CHANGE HJCH SCHOOL^ 5 ' 0 ™8“““' dS ° 8 ° r tbis Sch001, for boy “ “ , “ l BEGINS AUGUST 23d, 1869, teen weeka eS oha^ttTtoe'ofon" qni'red. Tlml’pnpUa may he “elaaa'Znd 1 orly, n ia earnestly requested that they ho sent at us SX 'nl'fiT " iU V° .Pfi-'P^d for any otaain Colloge, Mathematics m made the basis of scholarshin nn 2 llr,!ul! lan 8"n«"B ''-ill be tauqlit tlioramhIv an 1 tho prnctioe, now peuerally adopted in our (trot claai (.ollefiOH, ol rendering l.ii«Iiali Into tlioao lunoiutooa will be llitrodueed. Spoeial attention will he paid to Pmi inanahip. (,'ompoaition and Elocution. French and (toil!' lab Uuplit to ancli as desiro it at a ahold ev.i-n young pupils? 0 ’ I,0 “ 0U " y8k '“‘ n 4 opt “ J truining’vory Tho aervlcos ot Mr. I.OUIS A. DOWDETT. A t! graduate with the liigheat hollora, who cornea wid , ' commendations of the moat satisfactory r ' been socured aa Aaalabmt. J charaUcr, have RATES, Knil EACH TEI1M OK THfltTEEX WEEKS; TumoN -xgarwMBT op '* “ thihd class?.’ ■■■ »l " " FRENCH OR SPANISH,'.'.'.'.'.i;"";; ™ It. E. PARK, A. HI., Principal. CARD TO THE PtJBLltj wainmoroeem vffiefe*#, 0 ^ l Ato -l Hlub Ul( at Ml Mo iff , ^Of.tto Oonry Luuaa IuaUtule lion to par,^?pgSe^S J l°f“wM b^o“ I r tU * tool ehtaC^^ta^Vtoete, * dv ™ H. S. WIMBjmJ ' . t.M N ■ B. D07.USB, u. h. uameuon. UANIRL McMTT.I.AN. , WILLIAM P. TIANhnY. JOHN K. AWTREV. JOHN I. l.'.yf.l..VWAV, ti rqjOHq.,
