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Newspaper Page Text' ----- 1 ;-——t~ RATKH or HtTHStmiPTlON, bi»0 Onpy of tho Paper one yn*r ; * * 22 Ono Onpy of llm ropor «lx month*. 1 50 Dim Copy of llm Fapor tlivoo immtliH 1 oo single copy or llm toper io Olltli Ilntnw. Two Copies of llm Paper oHO year I 5 00 Tun Copied of llm Paper mm year 20 (Hi A 0-All HnbHi’.rlpllonn imial lm paid Invnriulily In ad vance. No discrimination In favor of anybody. jtfpTlm paper will 1m Htopped, In nil limbineea, at the time paid tor, utiles* RtibscrtpilotiHiirii previously renowed. jiar Address all orders ta .TON HR k WILLINGHAM. Attorneys. > >l-‘ ADVKHTI8INQ. -_,i > »Z»-ji'-**-1a_*r.t**Ta.t ■sw.-.tnr »• »F »3i» pfimllinB P^ii) JTiro ffii’W 1 7.i; 4 llll 6 GU (1 2.7 U 2r.;l2 Oil In 00 2.1 U> .1 1 2r. 7 Oil h nil 12 mi II, nil 22 mil Hi oj 4 .1. 0 Gtl H in II 7.7; II llll in Oli 1 21 OO 1 12 02 5 75; 7 ffl 10 00 It 50 1H 00 1 22 51)1 01 no *- - I 0 1/1 no 11 rn i i •>» 21 ■nni ... ,T! { C 75 : <1 00 It ro 1:1 Vfli'ji 00 20 onl 10 (fj 7 75,10 25 13 0(1 15 (Hi 24 00,20 50 45 (Kj! . 13 III) 17 23 111 7ft 25 -.0 41 50150 50| HU 00:102 oO 10 00 23 23.28 75 34 25 55 50100 HOllOfi (HI 137 00 JlH 25 20 7f» :i| im 11 .* , , m, 1 im 1. , |,ir, no Double cluiufi advertisements willTju cTiofaed iinur U)'.‘ above rat W. O. TUOGLIC, ATTOUN E V A 1 LAW, Lfl (Dnngr, flrni'gln, AIiBOIIT ii. cox, A T T O Tl N I: Y A T 1, A W , TiU (4 i'ii 114 e, Georgia. •hl9 i. K. TOOLR. W. M.vnilY, TOOLK ifc MAURY, ATTOHNEYB AT LAW. |jaGra 11 ge, Georg la. *\X7Tr.Ti prnetlee In llm Superior Courts of the counties , VV of Troup, Heard, t'nrroll, r.'mveta, Meriwether and Marri*. * Alan, In the Rnpreine Court of Georgia, and In ill© United Xtntea District Court at Atlanta. #,)-(M'T'li'K -I'.aat Side of tin* Piddle Sipiare. o.'30-tf r. FF.IU1KU,, I N. .T. IHMMOSD, I K. W. HAMMOND, LaGrnugo, (in. | Atlanta, (la. | LaGrange, (In. FKKIIKLL, HAMMOND & ltUO., w ATTOUNKYS AT LAW, Grange, Georgia, IT.T, practice In Troup county. All business entrust- cd to their care will receive peraonal, prompt mid careful attention. N. J. HAMMOND atlll remains n member of the Arm of A. W. Hmnmoud k Son, of Atlanta, except na t«» Troup bounty. Je6-tf Dentistry. 11. 11. ALFRED, SUUO120N DHNT1ST, 1 Grange, Georgia. OFFICE—Northwest corner Public Square, In Thornton’H ltock Building. January 81b. IRflfl. Hpluudld Oration ol General Wade Hampton nt tin* Georgia Stale Fair— Foreign Immigration- -Our ItelntimiN with the Negro—Tho “l'utowell " of the Confederacy. mm. Tho following extracts from tho address of Geu. Wado llttmplon should ho rend by every body. It 1h truly eloquent: FOItlilON IMMIOKATION. A. LEVI 6c CO., WH'ILKSAU: AND lU’.TAIl. DKAI.KHA i STAPLE DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HATS, .1. T. IIOIHIINS, SI'UQ LON DENTIST, HAVING located nt LftOrMirfe, renpeelhiiiy tenders his profoaslomd services to the eltlzi rof tho place and Kut'roilnuiibt. country. All vprk dotm at his onioeshall be neuly and substantially executed nml warranted to give snthfartloil, at reasonable bliargos. For reference apply to (.‘ol. Hugh Hucudnan, Col. AV. F. Wright, Dr. Calhoun. Dr. Wellborn, Newnan, (la.; and Dr. Rtanley and Dr. Wimbiah. DaGrange, (jn. Ofllcn up Htnirs over Pullen A Coxa did at and, Northwest corner of Publte Sqnai jnnR i Tho fit indy Kn^Hshman, tho ciuitiy Hoot, the gallant Irifihnmn, tho gay French limn, tho thrifty Gorman, the laborious pciiHimt, from the shores of the Mediterranean, eun nil find here congo- ninl fikiew and conguuial occupation ; while the urtifiau, the mcclmnie, the manufacturer and tlie agriculturist of the Northern Slates, have hero an ample field for the exercise of their caMIngH, with the tiHHuranoeof much higher roiminemlion for their labor than they can possibly obtain amid the sterile hills of New England, or tho crowded eitioH of the North. Extend to all who come to make this their home, with an honest purpose to become true ami peAcefill citizens, that warm Southern hospitality which belongs to our people and has boeonfe proverbial. Ex act no Shibboleth us a test of religious creeds or politicul faith ; ask only that all who link their destiny with ours shall say, “Thy people shall be our people, nml thy God our God." The South can oft'ot* fMuntor inducements to tho im- nf%ratit than any otheV nebtirin dl (I'd country, and if we are wise we shall direct hithbr it largo portion of that great stream which pours annu ally upon our shores such a volume of foreign population. In the last four years more than one million of immigrants have reached the United States, and it has been computed that they bring on an average of eighty dollars apiece in coin. From this source Alone, then; we have the (mormons sum of eighty millions of dollars I in specie added to the wealth of the country, .. .. ... . _ , . _i ... , I while tho labor of those sturdy sons of toil by AITK invito tin* citizen* of TAGrange, and Troup and 1 . . _ ... •,, . - W Murrounding vouutlm, to call and oxanilnn our ex- increasing the pi oductive capacity of all ourm- tcuaivc and well aclcctcd atock—uli fresh aCU ilfiw. dustrial interests is worth annually millions more, Db not these startling figures iinpn sb upon yon tho vital importance of struggling for so rich a prize? Wo ulive it in our power to al lure to the South by the great inducements we can offer a vast influx of foreign population and capital. We should form societies for tho pro motion of immigration, and it is peculiarly the province of agricultural societies such as tlmt of ■ our distinguished agricultural writers to set forth ! tho unequalled advantages of the South as a I home for all who are seeking profitable invcRt- I'HlNCIlUr, SALESMAN, will gladly welcome hi* IrhndH ments. Show, a« you can do, by a comparison to MuHsr*. I.KVI k CO.’S New stnr-\ Northeast Corner . of tho vital statistics of different countries, that Public Square, next door to Whiibl*h i Co., LnOrann HOOTS AND SHOES, | AVc ahull Sell ill (luuji 11 Foil H111 the t l»rui»r*t 3VI11. W. A. I'l.l.t.l Medical. IT various branches. re«pcctfully offer their norvic to thecttizcnR "I I.xGranqi* nuil HUrrounditiq country. Durini* tin* day they yatj lie found at the Print Store of Georgia. no climate is more salubrious than that of Virginia, j the Carolinas, Georgia, and parts of Alabama, — I Drndflcld A IMtinan, am\ at ni«ht. nt their respective resl denecR. Dr. Ilaituh inav tie found at the residence tat*' Occupied bv Dr. J. A. I,o»q. S. I). I.ITTf.E, March v*.' 18T.0.—12tf J. A. HAIh MEDICAL XOTK'l? I ■j \H. It. A. T. mm.KY. having associated with himself. 1 I J his soil. Ill' CIIARL1*.'} 11. nim.EY. a recent qradu- I ate of the New Drfea’is School nf Medicine, would offer flie.ic nervlceu in the various branches of the Medical Pro- j fesslon, to the citizens of I .a ifaugc and mirrouudinj' | 1‘onntry. A rcside'tce of thirty years m EaGraniio. and an nxten- i Mve prnette.* duHun that llnw AMOSS & WHITFIELD, DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HATS, the ) the l- ft milllc . ither from the town or country, wll id faithfully attended to. l?75-oni" one itcorNerlli of l»nll *n k. C > AND SHOES, ] Mississippi and Florida, in which a large por- ' tion of the* great cotton belt of the United States 1 is embraced. That in this pfdlittu belt tli5 V'liite man can labor with perfect inlputlity, reaping from his labor tho richest returns. Then, not ! only cotton, but corn, wheat, tobacco, oats, rye, | barley, sorghum, the Itatnie plant, can all*be ! grown with profit, while tho soil and the climate | of the whole South in their great diversities seem j adapted alike to the products of the frigid North ! and the fervid tropics. There is scarcely a grain, i a grass, a vegotablo or a fruit grown in the 1 Northern States which cannot be made equally productive, if not more so, at tho Stiuth. Even 1 liny, which is so valuable rtn article of consump- j ; tion and exportation with the North, can be : made with greater advantage at the South. - | I Mere, too, llotirish, besides tlio plants already j enumerated, tlid teaof China, th These calculations show one or two significant facta, which, us buariug on an exploded system, might us well be placed upon the record’to aid in the general summary that will bo made at Home future day. Jiy these it appears that the deaths among tho slaves were less than among the froo blacks, per cent.; that births among the free were ‘X\\ per cent, less than among the slave; and that tho net increitsc of slaves was 130.D3 per cent, greater than that of the free blacks. Those statistics may be Taluublo as • 1- abling us to approximate) wtmt will be, or what should bo, the nuiubot of negro laborers in the South during liny year up to 1HD0, and to ascer tain what Gleet freedom has hail on the mortali ty and the ratio of increase among the blacks. 00111. nu tho .ii)ovc rat r. 1 1 "null 11 v. m uivan.'Q, ncoorillnp timolmdule. From tlio Dahlnm-gu Signal.] Letter from foil Muiituel Well, F.mlgraiit < ommIImIoiim' Stale of tiieor^Ia. Bhi-.mkn, October, 15th 18CJ. //on. IF. V. I'r’uv; My Dkaii Sin- I know you have been looking for a traus-Afliintic letter, but up to this time 1 havo failed to fulfil my promise; 1 'not tlint I forgot it, but I wished to*get u little hotter post ed here. Well to begin: You uo doubt hoard of my misfortune on the Baltimore and Ohio Ituilroud where I came near losing my life, and won de layed in Baltimore about five weeks. I started, however, 011 the 14th of July, and reached this good old city on the 2illh of the saino month. - Having found out tlmt the bulk of emigrants from Germany, passed through here, Ideh riuin- ed to make temporary headquarters here. This mission of mine is no small matter, as tho South has a vorv bad name in Germany. In tlib first place, they think it is very sickly; in tin* next place they have been prejudiced against us during the llUq war*, and lastly, tho bulk of n emigration having gone Westward t*p to this time, many follow their friends. But I atn in JN’ow Advcrtiscmcutsi ~ T" iAVvv Advertisemen(h. pn-pared to cut at home, the whole of tin* tln'oorfor ilic uparo" niomontM. HuhI- uphh new, light and profilahh*. reruoiiH of eitln r Hex uunily earn front floo. to |5 per eveitlilg, and a projjortloii' A LlfK. (•null If CT I’F,It— Mado from 1 gallon of ‘-i- Milk, without dnigH. Send 25c. and aUmp and gat •ecipo with full purtlinilurM. Very valuable. AddrcH* ■ -V f !'' 1 1 ' W i 111111.;;t.> 1 j. ( Mil 1. by dcvotinir their whole time to the imtiuim*.— Hoynund qlrlR earn nearly an much iih men. 7’hnt all who auo (liirt notion may send their adtlmsH, an . test the lm*l- m .4-'. wi'. nuke thin uii]iai-allcled offer: To mich iih are not wed aati.^ni d, wc will nund $1 to nay for tiio trouble of writing. Full particulara, a viutianh* aamnlc, which will do to commence work on, and & copy of The r.'onlr.’t J.fi rm ry ('umpniiinu- -one ol tii ■ larg ,-t and bent family newrt* paper* publfafted -all a-nt free Jiy mall. Header, If you want permanent, prolltuble work, addrewa )'.. ('. ALT.F.N .V ('()., AugiiHfn. Maine. FHEE TO BOOK AGICNTH. E will H<Mid.n handsome proapectu* of our NEW II,- j J.r.ST^ATEIi FAMILY 111 Uldl to any Hook Agent i w free of cliurgl 4 GDI .\ f lie N 7TKINAI. 1’IJIIIJsIIINII Phlla, l*a.. Atlanta, (♦*., nr St. Lout:*. WWTKD— For Him lo Make Hy thin book .\ T al guide 1 THU “ FAIlEWELb ’ OF TIIF. CONFF.DEIIACT. Mr. President and gentlemen of tho Commit tee, the agreeable tusk assigned mo by your kindness is (lone, and perhaps I should bore pause; but may I crave your indulgence aiidtlmt of the audience for a very few words more? Standing here, as I have done lor the last hour, and looking over this vast throng, I have s many faces which havo met mo in other see than this, and mv ear, if I mistake not, has 1 good heart. I have gone to work in good ear- caught the tones of voices heard often before j liesf. I have translated an excellent nddre amid the fire, and rising high above ibe din of j written by Col. G. N. Lester, the Iiome Cu „!, * ...... 1 , : missioner; then I issued a supplement with fur- j \vmu Iheso sights and those sounds hrtvc stirred ther information, and by hard work and a great 1 >no/u: t my heart to its depths, and I would not, I cun- deal df talking and some influential friends, 1| not, go1 hence w ithout extending to my dear old have Deo or four daily papers to advocate eini- comrades 111 arms one word of cordial and heart- I gmtion to Georgia; and that is a greater task lelt greeting. Men of ffcy command, brave sol- than aby ono would suppose in America. The cliors, true friends, you know tlmt I have nut 1 newspapers pretend to act from principle alone, forgottne you: looking inti your own hearts, I and you have manage first through correspon- you fed that I citu liuVer do UliM- '1 ho ties that 1 dents -and the balance 1 can’t write you. J am binds me lo you arc graven tiu lily heart with a 1 managing to get leading papers in the interior , pen of fire. Looking on you again, after yours j to support our cause, and I have no doubt of ac- ! Hook*, rl- u 1 of absence, memory carries me back to thorn comphshing it. I have all confidence in our I tapwuountldiv. omp.tent m.-Dch D i„ w^ttorto \cars ol heroic strife, when it was lily pride to 1 scheme. When yo 1 see the. kind of emigrants, j allnth-r «Mitti<jnn «>f tii«- Holy nibi«. • .r the uh-uf fuuii- lead you. I recall with 1I10 plofoundest emo-j what strong, muscular men, yes and women too h c f> iqlui«te;'*< ''ad oOc.-r*. imr Agent-- uiv ha\ - tions your deep suffering, your const,uH priva- i p^y through licre on their way to America, you ‘ ' j.jhn'f i»oi j j f? i‘ui! ri" H • •• • r r ' ’ 1114 mill s:7 KaiDOin Ht. rhilaifclphttt. Pa. HTEANH, FAltll A* GO . Clu rnlKtH, N. Y. i 'oXjUUIine h pa i i;n 1 mW .“me ■ / .-i Shelter than our regular shaped Axe* lor those aeaHOps, First—it ruts deeper. Second—It don’t tnlek Itl th« ><>d. Third—It (linn uot Jar the* hand. Fourth-- No time in wanted ill taking tho Ax-* out «>| the cut. Fifth - Mo’UltDY k 1 OUR NEW PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE with the W""d duallllek <>f this Axe, rbi p.'iintcd rod. If your hardware *toro do,.** not k,.op tidr Mood*, we will (jladly imHwer inquiriofl or llll your order* direct, or glvo you tin* nnino of tho nearest dealer w)io keep* our Axoh. LIl’J'INGOIT k HA 1( EWELL, PittHburqh, Pa., * than l.fMKf Ian Sole owners of Colburn’* and Rad Jacket Patent*. OUR MOTTO IS Profila !»!«• . Geneologiuid . 1 ami Family 1 r B*’ vim m>. Mj tioiiH, your dauntless courage, your devoted [ can at once estimate the value of such labor - H « r S. w '.y? ur c “ eer l (f H8 hiropacs amid the snows , mostly young men, few children, very few old, I of Virginia, yourJ^rusty picket posts 011 the Po- no decrepit, but tho flower of tho country -1 1 your solitary 4 mean in muscle. My great trouble is t<; get nearly every I them to go South, lint as our people, ourStat I JOTH In quality and quantity of Good*, a* our Agent* > will , -Htify, being tho Oldest IDm • in the country, te.lliug each article for One Dollur, shipping all GO’kUl tl,« day the order i* received, having n largo stock t-> t oloct Iron, of first-clpH* Goods, bought uxprcH*ly for tall trade; and to Katisfy all that wo are reliable, We give below, (ro- f, p n by iHTir.iHHlon.) Jordan. Marsh fcl'o., George H. Winslow k Co., Ho»t*iii silver (,1uhh Co., Lee A 2>ln puni. if ild for 1 . THE tonmc and the Happuhannoc watch-fires which have blazed v , r , WUI | hill and valley in V lrgimn, your heavy marches, j climate and productions become better known your biittle-fie.ds which stretched from Gettys- 1 here, I have every hope of a good emigration burg to the Savannah, all crowd on my memory for Georgia. The public opinion hero lmu as I stand among you once more. I recall to changed toward the South since t firdt t'Kme mind that scone 111 tlio dark woods of North here, and is changing every day ill our favor, Carolina-who df you have forgotton it?- whore as , slowly, it is true, but surely. I havo just rc- tlm earliest rays of tho last nun that shone on the j ceiveil a letter from Bohcmica, from several fam- 11 ^lv 11 ! i « 1,ted U 1 J l J 10 * uroKt * ilicB that wish to emigrate to Georgia. I had old “ 1* irst Brigade”—first always in the light sent some of my docilments there, and they first 111 all noble actions aud honorable enter- j wished • nlc td seifd uiord. I have the promise prises - first everywhere, save on retreat, were I <;f some good emigrants for Georgia next spring, marshaled before me for tho last tinie. The • Our people have to have patience. It is not the banners they had borne so often proudly to vie- j work of a day or ono year. When once proper- tory were furled —the sabres which wore wout I lv started, we will have uo more trouble ufter- ulwavs to gleam in the front of battle hung idly 1 wards. All I can say is. that 1 am doin g everv- 111 their scabbards, and ids Load ol the glad , thing in mv power to bring mv cause fairly be- ‘ 1,1 shouts which used to herald the welcome ap- j fore the people of Germany. When 1 first came j proaeh of battle, in deep silence, with dejected Loro I was looked upon with suspicion; why, be- J club. '’ nu «>'*•'' —any American agents hr ’ *’ TWO MONTHS ^REE ’---FREE ! I---FREE l II THE LITTLE CORPORAL! Entirely Original nifcl First Class. *ro Hi.-iit in'beloru L the lait t* a ” H " nu,n ' •' ,,r ' s ' 1,1 THE LITTI.L <'< »K1 IV other Juvenile .\l< >rtli the priee thaii ;i • Fitia:. •/<r circulntiin than •VorUI, mhI in better ine published. , u Watch, Silk Jiri-s*, Piecw of Sheotiurf, 'ltICTC OF COST. Send for Catalogue of Goods and Hftmph;—delivered is anv uddr- m< tree. J. S. HAWES k CO.. 128 and LIU Federal Street, Huston, Mass. 1*. O. Uox O. N. H.—Samples given on application for Catalogue. |^()R LADIES PRIVATK < lltClLAIt of 3 1 most useful and indispensable urtieh sever invented. iddr.HS MADAM M V.' . Ikix. 2438. N. V. City. 1) K. WIUTTIF.R, U Wylie St., Pittsburgh, Pa., potation, treats all venereal impoteucy, 4 countenances and drooping figures, the men ! cause t clustered around me to say and hear that sad dest of words, “ farewell 1" While on many u cheek bronzed by the smoko of more than n hundred battle-fields, the silent tear told more : eloquently than words could do, how deep was the affection that bound us together. These recollections come thick and fast as I , greet again my gallant old soldiers of Georgia, it ml L would be false to you aud false to every in stinct of my nature, were I not to bear, before ! this audience of your kindred, where tho virtue. to deceive* the people, fepressntiug personal terprises dr corporations. People shy I am talk ing fairer than any AmeriCail tllcy lmvo talked to. Well, you know honesty is the best policy. : { I ought, perhaps, to writo soothing about j puli; * m ALFHl'D L. HU WELL ! I ( M . I I > \ Y .!<>X' r N A I, lor 1*70. nu it of self-abuse. S«m<i ‘2 stamps fur seal'd pamphlet 50pp. No matlur who failed, stutecase. Couhultation free. I )KRFI*X T 51A N HOOD.—Essays f.,r Young Men, on tl,<- evils m HEI.l-LNNKltVATlON, wiUi certain l,"lp fir the erring and mifortuiiati*. bent in sealed eu- "}»e* : Hox 1 J . l'h t.,e country about the country, ihe difficulty is, that I have not seen much yet. Here, this section is a fiat, swampy country with no scen ery. Bremen is one of the old cities built about IS (Joului’les ago: You ftud everything neat and substantial here, ll Is remarkable how the olive of Italy and the orange of the West I i'dvlL-ct. the patriotism, the manhood and j time and labor people spend berg* to beautify id throe d'vir-i Suntil of lb.* V-nt uffl." golden returns for their culti- Misi‘('llam*ous. m: an a .nw C«i • NOTICE THIS! Whose bright * i appp; i tllH % mn.-u of th<* Hiimn Cutting nml Work Done Promptly ! H'3F Terms CASH ! .Vs It*,. ITlAXClti 1^ A N K VAX , (O.Tt.*** W\*4 Si t** S pur.*. u**xt door to Wi*o k Ddnxl»*s,f T,n (»rn ngr fleovgtn. () l It MTOi.’K Im ii mploto and we ari ilotc^niinud t*> JILHKUT Foitm;> A. FROST, LESS THAN OUR USUAL PROFITS. tJT- TUV US. if YOU WANT GOODS AT LOW 1TG- • 0 2- I'llUs* : WILL NOT III s UNUEHSOLD.-kX Id. Ulftnta. N>\\ j v always on hand j fit Atlanta rat.** a,)- Special attention qivriit lo Colleetlon**. TO THE GENTLEMEN: THE GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS V llKnuw proparf.l to llll all order* for MAltlH.K. and to fnrniHh Moil ii ments, Slabs, Tomb*, &<*., iyl.1. m.d «1 J.OWKll.BHlr'r.Sthiiii #*). A lirqi: n: .‘f 1‘IUOK HOODS, for 1 vfl. VICHY cIliAtf.-ii* finished -in the h»*«t th" Mm With venial liv ThenH. here disporting, o.vu the kindrod soil, Nor n,!i luxuriance fr'm the plantor’s toil ” S icU is the famed land; xvhilih now asks labor, ent rpriso and capital to make their home here. Nature herself, who, with so bounteous a hand, «r it her richest gifts, invites to .Uli and Wealth ; let us, the sons c-ocho cordially tl hcJwcrfvj all who seek 1 of the South, she extends. invitatio beauty of Georgia’s noble Stnto are ro largely I their places ahdf yards. You j represented, witliug and heartfelt testimony to 1 where, m every nook and corn r. In the beau- j tliOSO Moldierly qualities which made your til'ul and scientifie, the Gcrmuns are ahead of all career in our noble army of heroes second to j other nations. Every citv you go t-» you see ll0 ’i • i fine paintings, fine sculpture, and other flue I You will pardon, Mr. President, I trust, this worlrs '"■( r.rt In business the peoplo.are bc- I digression from my legitimate thtiiiiu when yon bind us. They are slow and sure, but have not ! consider how strong are tlt<i lieu with which ! the quickness an l sprightliness of tlm American : men who have for years shared together com- j the Gorman lives for tho future -the American ■ moil dangers, common sorrows and common i lias for Ihe present. The German, ft r instance glories are hound to each other, and even those i builds a house for his great grand children — ! who were »mee our foes cat! jlyulpnthise, I am the American builds a house tor himself. The i sure, with the Ladings which prompt an old | women look neat, and dress plain, bat not ole- , V ,. V1 % I commander to yield a just tribute of praise to I g K) ,t, like riur Ann rienn ladies. A great deal of ; wuiianiK. At hull a Advertisements; IOMEW CF NEW YORK;, ir, the T’mlrr-World of Xn I'it.V.—Tie* Pin* of ' very eLie** - exposed. Avoid the Jtailroo-d to i NEAT, NQ3BY AND STYLISH, nul.H of Danger arc up. Mhtt HOLBROOK’S FALL STYLE HATS. I -.'I EH'S I 1L AW. nni: l. M 1 L Vr'.t ■ fumled if uot HTtiHfied. Only 25 Addiv s HUNT Lit C’.).. Ptibb Hinwlnle, N LET S' tue (;oLonnn pnon.n. I have ventured to throw out these crude sug gestions, for they ave nothing more, for youi consideration. The field is too vast, the thCim too comprehensive, for me to do more. There however, one or two topics to which I be I the brave men who once followed him. To you, J mv old friends, I bog to off.T a low words of coun- * sol, for I feel tlmt I ctlil Kpeitk lo you with au thority, not that authority with which accident j once invested me, but that hy affection. In by- j gone voids you never refused to hear me; i j never called that vou did ■ork is performed hero by females, that is done 1>r US I An an ide of the rything C < >.M MON \\~ ANTED—A< < I .NTS.— i > \ GENUINE. IMPROVED yr I SWING MACHINE. Prim . . r.------ -• w <, thau in j rnouts toAgouts. 'JliiH 1h t)i< you in vuiu; L never appealed 1 America, and good hotels are fully as high: in , ohino of tlmday ma’.: • ti *-f.. espond, and I would Inin hope fu,ct it costs more to travel hero thau in Ami ri- — w »ll do nuy kind of * It is wry hard to give country, that has never been here. B seemed strange to me, when I first on leral thing travelling is highe rnN SLSt L fV.MILY j #18. Groat induce- ji ipular Nowltq’ Mu- 1 quality of lortnieut of Truuks, Canes, Valises, Umbrellas, I HAVE w fall unheeded [ soldiers of war. ' vonr State and c; ..... If you wish to be among respectable Let me adjure you, Mien, to be true | pie, you have to spend money all (lav; in tact, \ fringe the cause of peace, as you were in that everything is twice as high* an it was in my * dicate yourselves to the service of j days. People dress much better th.au formerly. 1 in advancing her in the noble | The railroads have waked them up here also.— March on bravely iuthe [ have made one trip to Frankfort, aud travelled supplied with DLOl.’K S and MI,ADS nt | For any infornntio: all your special attention, as deserving all the j m y ' vor, J H ' Vl ^ ,l0 ^ care and thought you can bestow dll tllcni; and * i’ our as tending to that grand result wo nil have in view - the prosperity of the South We are essentially an agricultural people, and wo must , - . look to this great interest as tjio basis upon which > (,ftroer K heis enterin; U(' Permanent welfare of our conn- , . - , .... .. _ - . . ..... ^.... this we must tiso all the means * vou us( ? ( * doainnl the roar of battle. Itesorb j the prettiest sections in tlie world; but as I which experience, guided by science, has placed . 1,1 u0 v *°J onc ® to ^dress public wrong, but seek I have given a description of ihat trip in the At- ut our disposal. Ui**v Khali this best he done? romct v Miem by peaceful agencies. Help Manta CoiutlUutlon, it won’t do to repeat it. I The two point- which present themselves most other ‘iloug the path of life; extend the | shall go to my native State, IJaden, in a few A. F. GIUGOH and WALTER T. FOItRKS will j prominently iii this connection arc, first, the kindly hand of chanty to your disabled com- weeks, and from there 1 will write you if J dud labrfr bv* which wo cullivato our lands ; and hoc- fades, and forget not the widows and orphans <i • anything of intorest. You have is tbe Id and the . "'* U .Addrcji- c Ivock Stitch*’ 1 bo done on any ,Ma- i -' iDtantlv incrcasliiff. 1 C i** Heulareof In- PEACE r st. Louis, Mo. TAR SRA'ifiLED bottet than over ■fe (( lunuis. Wit, Umn Elrgaut ?'J «t**el plat' • S’ 1 *' i:\WER.--It sti!l Rich. Riirc. Huey. Led- ( Humbugs ex- * with their wives by supplying themselves with ono of my Nobby nuts, und u Iteclierelie Fur for the good ludy. IioVLT.tf J ?! ll'd.E.Hd )K. Atl.intiC Ga. SALESMEN: for u whole year—steel nonlrt. Address DANNER, Ilinsdide, N. H. ORIGINAL UNADULTERATED GLOBE FLOWER THE CELEBRATED STEWART COOK STOVE. COUCH SYRUP! V CERTAIN, reliable, pleasant, and gpeedy euro for Coughs, Colds, ard nil kluda of Throat and Lung diseases. This irtach esteemed and extraordinary MedfL’ due ha.'’ never failed to effectually euro every species of lie piei led to wait on all customers. A5IOKS .t AV II IT FIELD. tv W. ii. .siMS is the A^ont at I.aGrange.. t se.p.l7 TO THE' PLANTERS j ond, the manner of cultivation. The negro is ( undoubtedly betti ; liifi physical confi; j to nil the diversities , more efficient laborer than any other. Especially ,,r | is this true when the labor is to bo performed in tROUP, HEARD, MERIWETHER AND HARRIS ! ^ ^ VARIETY STORE! ^ 1C 1,,orc malarial portions of the country. Our J object then should be to develop to the utmost [ his capacity as a laborer. To do this time is ro- I quisite, and we shall h ive’ to exercise great for- ; bcarauec, constant prudence and steady kilid- I nesses. Wo must make him feel that his inter- 1 cats aro indissolubly bound up with ours ; that | high prices for products insure high wages for j him ; that wo have no animosity toward him your dead brothers. For myself, 1 ask A.UM UC -,W JO vsel ^ _ r fitted from his long training, i * cee P ft l^ Rce * or mo ’ n y° ur hearts, us I shall do j to America, and answer letters of inquiry here -tin,tion, land his adaptability 1 for >’ ou ,n mine » ftnd beIievt * that I utter no idle about Georgia. es of our climate, to unko :i I "' hl,n 1 W 1 l ,r,l . v to God to keep | Hoping you will excuse this scattered letter, ttf much writing I have to do, to write regularly Tin; BEST IN THE WORLD! OVEli 100,000 IN USE JUST Ol’BNRD 1 I have just built a nc*v M AUl'.lloUSE near tlio F^^depul -r-capacity, FIFTEEN IIEN DR El) BALES. I'tWl will be roadr. at all times, to WEIGH AND STORE YOUIt COTTON. Also, to Shill Cotton to riily Market Fret* of Charge, 12. S. TO>1MIff, bAdUANOE,.. I am Aqont for WILCOX. GlflnS A CO.'P MANIPULAT ED GUANO. UTLEY COTTON PRESS, ftiut the CELE BRATED DIDWELI/S STEEL and CAST FLOWS—oil of which will lutsold at inauufactururV pnetts. snp24-0in JOHN N. COOPER. TH !•: UNIil VALEI) a iarge lot of CHOICE FAIVllLY GROCERIES, TOYS, FRUITS, Ao., :■* «» «» :»■ -■». HI ill sit IiIm 'I riut... All of which I am determined to a m RESPECTFULLY inform* liis prompt-paying patrons (no others solicited) that lie is still pre pared to serve them in the Hoot nml Shoe LI nr. fit his home, a flhort distance from the square. Orders for work left at Mr; John Roland's, A. Lehman'*, or the Post Office, will meet with prompt, attention. mr2dtf TI. I*. SHAckiuKFOill), WITH CHA^i S. MYERS &. BRO., IMUOKTKIIH OF BRANDIES) -WfNES/ftlNS, RUM, SCOTCH ALE, BHOWN' STOUT', HAI.AU OIL, CASTILE SO.Vl', .tr. —Constantly on hand— Choice old rye and bourbon whiskey, • Ko. 72 Exclmngu I’lncc, _ imva6-3fn j: flM.TIMORK. H. E. SOLOMON, Wholesale’grocer & commission merchant, SAVANNAH. OHOIIG IA, OFFERS FOB HAL7v, AT LOW l-BICEH,-ff» IM-VOICERICL, In Barrult), lljiif BaiTyIf, afld Kit.; GOSHEN BUTTKB, AfA.O r l’01TY OIIBJtCSE, SUtc nml Stiirf CLtoio; NTNlSO Vn. ftc; rti-tTtf CLAOIIOUV, IIEHIiliio «; CO., 10 T T 0 N C 0 Mivr I S SI 0 8 itf t r R Cf rf A- NS, Na 7 WarreF filock, August A, v.V... .‘.Georgia j Cornor Yeuduo Rnu&b and Accqm^brfattbh WbWf, Charleston, Sonth Carolina; 120 ChCBtuut Stroet, ^hiiiulclphln, Pennaylvanla. «rJOSKl*H 8. BEAN, of LaGrange, Gcofyio, is Afiont, au^will giro prompt attention to fhiitnents and ad- dances. HopU-tf White; i ^eTorers, servanY*-,* Sic. fPHE «iT*Acribt.r proixises to Airnish parties with WHITE _§ M»01i£iR3, FIELD HANDS, COOKS and HOUSE,. CTIRL; of any nationality, upon reasonable terms, under .y Contract for twelve mouth’s service. 'hr .Cali upon the subscriber for further particulars; In htrr pi i k 'fx BARNES’, AM PLEASED to Inform my old customer*, and ihe | but oil tlio contrary Wo cher'isll the kind feelings public g.’iicrally that I havo just received nml opetifd j engendered by early associations and old memo ries. Let us bo scmmllously j ust in our dealings with him; let us assist him in his aspirations for knowledge and aid him ill its acquisition. Try to ulcvate him in the scale ot true manhood, of civilization and of Christianity, so that he may be better fitted lor the grave duties and high re sponsibilities forced upon him by his new posi tion. In a word, convince him that we arb his best, if not his only friends, and when we shall have douo this, we shall uot only have placed our labor on a sound footing, but wo shall have gained in the laborer a strong and zealous ally. On this subject I speak not from theory but ex perience, an oxperieucu which has taught me that tho kindest relations can exist between tho planter and his former slaves, resulting iu mu tual advantage to both parties. My old slaves are cultivfttlng the land on which they have lived for years, and there has boon a constant and marked improvement in their industry in each year since their emancipation, though thov have } not yet attained the same efficiency as laborers they formerly possessed. I havo promised to put up for them a school house and church, rind to pay a portion of the salaries of their tertchcrs. Such a system, if generally adopted, would tend greatly to fix the laborers to the soil, and would, by adding to their content and enjmqnent, result in vast ultimate benefit to the’ landlord. That kind treatment, jusi deal hag’ fihid siucoro efforts to improve their cCudilion aro uot without effect upon them, is pTOYed by the fact, gratifying to myself, tlmt I a nr now on my way to Mississippi, by the request of hundreds ol negroes besides my crwtf laborers, to advise them what course lo pttrstie in the approaching election there. I i?nt not of tnoso who believe that tho mere CHEAP AS TIIE CHEAPEST/ My Stock consists of FLOUR, (nil MEAL, 11A CO'N\ COFFEE; HUC#Alt’, (nil grades,) N. O. SYRUPS, MOLASSES, A$v All other CHOICE FAMILY SUPPLIES/ I liavc also ou hand and for sal*: a good lot of HATS, lidol’s, SHOES, FINE LfQTlORS and CIGARS, (all IcinclN,) TOYS, (in abundance Uiplnasc tlio littlo one*,) Candies, NUT’S, FRUIT'S, of all description* and choice quality. FRESH MOBILE OYSTERS, LOBSTERS & SARDINES Served in all styles to satisfy tho appetite. FORTUNIO PRIZE BAGS Sc CASKETS, 5, 10, nml Q5 Cents ErfcVhV 43* CALL AND SEE MY STOCK. ocfStf-.Vcoltf It. S. TOMME. Your moneyi :ifcr Jfs -'w- «• «» mm m t I Tfould respectfully i Grauge, Troup and udjoiniug counties, thuf I am e receiving aud opening an entire now stock of 13HY GOODS, Consisting, in part, of a full lino of LADIES’ D11E88 OOODS. fiI/),VKS, SHAWM, 1IOSJERV, ' mdlcws variety df ou 'Fimmiveu i CENTS' CLOTHING^ Sc PIECE GOODS, Every grade and prico of BROWN AND BLEACHED DOMESTICS, SHEETINGS) SHIRTINGS AND BED TICKINGS, -Largo and f()tnbIefo stock of *ru (VIik UUIM.'U* all THE BESY SYOlCK I ft THE CITY. FULL STOCKS tfAIlDWAfcfc AND CROCKERY. X alsti keop faU Uno of SUGAR, COFFEE. TEA. PEPPElt, 8P1CE& SYRUPS, Ac. I will bo pleased to show you through this very largo stock of G.oodB'btifbt'e purchasing, and fool sin - ® that you can flhd'ovoty thing ybtr my dosire at Satisfactory prices. possession of the rudiments of education makes a people stronger, better or happier; “a littlo learning is a dangerous thing,” and unless nforul education goes hund-iu*hand with intellectual, tho seeds of knowledge will be sown on a bar ren soil, or will produce but thorns nnd thistles; but I do believe, that in proportion as you make all labor, other than compulsory, intelligent, you render it profitable. If this is true, wu should educate tho mind, the heart aud the soul ot the negro, looking at the' Question only in-its mate rial aspect, dud leaving out of consideration al together thebe higher and nobler’ motives which should pl’ompt us to do so. A longor experience of liis newly acquired freodora, aud his acquisi tion of highet intelligence, will teach him, not only his dependence ou tlio whites of the Souih, but tho great truths which no laws can ohango, “ In every soil, That those who fliink must govern those who toil.” It is our duty to assist him in qualifying him- aolf for his changed condition; timta alone can show whether that change has been for his bene fit. The'StnVth will look with profound interest to tho next census to see now freedom 1u\b affected tho numbers ol his race; for wo can toll with absolute certainty what those numbers would have been ha'cV no cohvulsiorf shakeb our entire system. Several years^fcoT had occasion to collect some data bearing on 1 thin question, aud they give the following facts air calculations: Taking the results of the coubub of 1840 aud that of 1850, wo find tho ratio of increase among the free blacks to bo : lz 48 per cent, ,' and of slaves 28 82 per cent. By these rates of ihttreaso, thero should havo been in the United’ States in and bless you. : I remain your friend. 'AMUEL M'EIL. PnnticL-aiiu. A Willful Attempt to Murder.—We regret j to announce that Dr. C. L. Iiedwinc, of the firm It is said that Congress will take away the jn- of lUdwine & Fox, was seriously if uot mortally risdiction of the Supreme Court in all political cases. If Congress will eugrige in that kind of work, why may ituotjustaswe.il, whilst it is about tho thing, go a little further and take away tho Courts jurisdiction in cases involving tho question of legal tenders? The editorjof the Chidngo Tribune says that *• no court,dr justieo has been held in New York city for several years.” Undoubtedly a Chicago editor, on account of tho severe virtue and tho sublime morality of his own city, is entitled to a free charter fdr rebuking the other cities of the world. When certain Radical leaders presented to Grant his most costly House and lot* he wrote to them that he should endeavor to pursue such a course as they could approvo. He has faith fully done so. * He has appointed them all to office, and thoy approvo it highly. Because a very few murders took place iu tho Southern States, the editor of the New York 7 ribuno saystlmt mar 1 ini law should be established over them. A murder had just occurred iu tho Tribuhe office. Shouldn't the military code lay its claws upon the concern ? The three swords that Gen. Butler took from Mrs. Florcuco was nrer’oly ornamental weapous. They wore uot made for fighting. Still they would have dorte jnst as well for Butler in the war as the most trusty Toledo or Damascus bladfcs. The Presiden't mossage will bo telegraphed from tho mansscript on tho day of its delivery. Of course it will be badly mangled, but uot worse perhaps tliaji it will deserve to be. Great Britain takes her census in a single dav,- A fast people arc very slow iu some things. f Forney speaks of an alleged Ku-klux outrage iu Tennessee, and says that “it needs uo com ment. ” It certainly needs rfctofe from? him unless it needs to be misrepresented tend falsified. GoV. .Smith, of Alabanfn, declares in his mes sage against the importation of Chinese because it would tend to establish loSv tfages. \Ye haVe uo doubt, that, when he wants labor done for himself, he is in favor of the lowest wages he can get it at. One of out exchanges says that Anna Dickiu- son is to marry a llftdical editor. Oh we aro so glad. Aud yet why sh’ctild wo bV? ProfcUbly the poor fellow never did us any harm. A coutempory lakes us to task for writing “in- quirer”insteacl 'of “-Enquirer.” We will leave hinf to his E's if ho will let our I s alone. Ho gouging friend. Tho admiuistrkthin hasn't materially reduced tho public' crebt, but it has reduced tho condi tion of thoko who are expected to phy it. A heaYy tax on dogs is proposed iu several States. We wish it were possible to submit the question to thfe sheep. Lightning, they say, purifies the atmosphere. It would if it wore to striko some of our public Important'^Legal Decisions. —Two’ cases in volving Confederate c'obtracts have recently been decided in tho Circuit Court at Lynchburg, Vo. One was that of Woods vs. Meriwether, to rooover tbe face value of throe bonds of $4,000 oodh,- given by tho defendant iu 1863 for a cer tain tract of l&lid, payable in one, two and three years.* The defendant pleaded a Confederal irausacflbb, and sought to have tho deb? scaled accordingly. The jury, however, under the in- ‘ di ‘ 8 true tion of the judge that thoy might render a Verdict) foY the value of the land*, allowed the plaintiff $2,500’itr gold,with mt«Ji ; c6t. Tho othor caseB was that of A.F.- Wills vs. Win. H. Roso, bein^ a suit on threefibonds of $872 each,' giVen in Januaty,* 1863, and payable ih four eigjit and tw'elve mouths. The'vordict in' tliirf . cckq was that ttife bonds be soalodto th'^value ofConfeder- ato moiioy at Ibb'tiristthat they Bovortiky foil* duo. -A wounded last evening. Thecircumstnnc substantially as follows: At seven o’clock, l>r. Redwine and Capt. Howell left tho Drug £tcrx'e to go to Ihe Constitution Office to meet a party of friends who were to have supper together.— Neither had a thought ol any harm, and, were walking together, talking}, they crossed over from the Drug Store towards the corner of Phil lips A Grow, and passed the corner about ten steps—Dr. Redwine oil the right and Capt. Howell on the left, when aboift tbat distance from the corner, they heard some one behind them cay, look out 1 and immediately both turn ed; just*as they did, a shot was fired by Harri son Westmoreland, from a double-barreled shot gun L f r. I*, did not fall, but turned and walked to' brs fitnro. Capt. II. walked up to Westmore land, and others rushed up aud arrested him. — Westmoreland remarked that “ no man should treat him iu that way.” Wo are informed that he was driven out of Redwine & Fox’s Drug Store yesterday by Dr. It., on account of his being drunk and disorderly, and he took this occasion to avengo himself. A iriorc outrageous at tempt at murder we never heard of. The doc tors have hopes that Dr. R. will recover, but say ho is dangerously wounded. The gun was load ed with twelve buckshot. Two took effect in tho right side, iuthe region of tho liver. The other barrel wutf loaded in* fife’ same way. Dr. Westmoreland is in jail.—Atlanta Constitution, 3rd instant: cl t li:i i (fc CO., FULLER, WARREN ftci rsrvE maNiiVACTununs, JVo,, \. V. Descriptive pamphlets scut freo. KNIT I---KNIT !! —-KNiT M ! 4 GENTS WANTED evcrywh. r.-1- sell the AMERICAN _ V KNITTIN'Xt MACHINE, the only practical Family Knitting Machine cv. r invent; U. l’riee $25. Will knit lU,UhU stitches per minute. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., B : rn, M;i ; , or St. L tuts \h>. THE MASON & HArVlLIN' ORGAN CO., PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL, Lung difloaso ari'jiti{{ from colds,'it matters '^iol of Kov? lonp standing. Tho most inveterate cases of Coughs and Lung diseases soon yield to the magical effects of this marvelous medicine. It gives almost lnH^ntnneruit pefief iu coses of CCugh or Croup, and is the most ccrtoio dud reliable remedy in the Vcrld for the cure of Cc'risfrMPXiON. CAUTION.—None is gentlfiie unless th« label lias tlnr' trade mark of the Globe Flower printed iu Ave colors, lor which wo have a patent. All others ure base imitations, and not worthy of public conQdcuce. Tho trade supplied by the manfacturors. PEMBERTON, WILSON. TAYT.OR A* CO.. Clumiists, Atlauta, Georgia. Tor sale by BRADFIELD k PITMAN, LaOrange. THE WONDER OF THE ACE I CATALYTIC HAIR RESTORERf rrUIE NEWEST.nud ffreatqet dispovery. The indispen- 1 sable nppohdaflr* hi every toilet. Tho companion of old and young. Tlie long sought l'or and now found. It DisTrJtc.tfisrfED' IflEBEiTALm?.—Wo last week omitted to roturu our thanks to the managers of the State Fair for their distinguished liberality iu taking from us every day half a dollar for the privltege of entering tho Fair grounds, after wu had published premium: lists, proceedings of Ex ecutive Committee, Are., to au extent .which il charged for nt usual advertising rates, would have amounted to two or three hundred dollars. Wo are likewise under many obligations to the Central and Macon & Western Railroads for princely munificence in passing u5 over their re spect ire rends for our money, when on our way to and front the Press Convention. To tho press of Georgia they are indebted for tho richest harvest in the way of passengers they have en joyed since the surrender. Without the press, thei'o would uot have been a thousand people at tho Fair! For puffing and blowing it iuto notoriety, so as to crowd all the trains to their utmost capacity, editors lmvo been very gener ously permitted to pketf over those roads, crowd ed into itegio cars, and standing tip nt tlmt, for the same fare cha.god other “ first-class passen gers.” We owo these parties, and hereby ton- dor them < o\ir uoknowledumouts lb? their ” dis tinguished consideration.”—Athens Watchman. Real Estate Sales.—Yesterday, Col. G. W. Adair made tho following sales of property, be longing to William Markham’, Esq., on White hall street; One st. ry brick store house, Corner of Whitehall street, 25 feet front, 85 feet deep, sold for $15,OOP.* The house is occupied by Jack A ChisobnV confectioners. Number two, l l J foot front, 75 feet deep, occupied by Monko & Go.*, brought $11,000; Tho next stoto, occu pied bv J. L. Gohen, brought $6,0(10. N'ext by Elsas A. Bro., $9,000. S\»xt Mrs. Braumui- leA $0,000. Total sales, $53,000. John Jones, Ewq.y of Moriwethor, bought the five stores.— Attaints Constitution, 3rd instant. AWAU1>KD HKiHEST ITONOUS, At Iiulustriul Ea Lll> it ions IM THIS COUXTAX, riOthut tkoirwork i glossy uiul buautiiul. It nourishes am) stfcughtuuK thu hair, it proinoto* its growth, and suRtafmi in pristinoT tieuuty to (lie latest period of life. In short, it is a won der and luxury,, and all win? wish to have beautiful linix should try if. Treparcd by tlie proprietors iu their Cbem- icul Laboratory. I’LMBERTON, WILSON, TAYLOR i CO., Atlanta, Georgia. l'or sale by BRADFIELD k PITMAN, LaG range. «•’ Ptr/ert t err before, in great variety i • all public and private \ Music Rooms, for Drawing H;i!l«. Ledges, Chtlfclu H, PrUbols 1 , kc., iff plaiffand elr gant casofi. all of vfhich they are enabled by their une- qualed facilities for manufacture to sell at prices of infer!- in- quesliouably the.most dosirablc inatruments obtiiuable for family use. n« well ns'Churches, Schools, kc., whilo the prices at which they can be afforded ($oU U. j 1U0U cacti) adapt them to the means and requirement* of all lasses.* They ore oquolly adapted to secular and sacred mqsir, arc elegant as furniture, occupy little spac not Halite to get out of order, not requiring tuning lling FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS for f.Ml each; 1TVE OCTAVE OltGANS FIVE STOPS, witli two sets of VIBRATORS for $125, ami other styles nt proportionate rates. For testimony to the sn^r/ority of tlirir Orgiins, tho Mason k lluinliu Organ Co. respectfully refer to the mu- ' :ul jirofcssion goueraUy; a majority of the most iiromi- nent musicians'in tlio eontitry. with many of eminence in Europe, having given public testimony that tho Mason A Hamlin Organs excel nil others. A circular containing this testimony in lull will be sent free to aey one ^string it; also, descriptive circular, con taining full Mraculars respecting these iiiHirumcnt*, with correct drawings of tlio different styles aud low est prices, which u 290 Broadway, N. Y.; 154 Tromont Street. N. Y. A' Comfort anti Care for /lie Itupturcd. Sent post-paid «»|| receipt ot 10 couts. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE, No. 120 Lexington Ave., Now York. rpiIR MAGIC COMB will change a JL or bnard to a pc*m^hi*nt Black or Bro sent by mull for $1. For solo by Merchants and Drug~- giuts generally. Address MAGIC COMB CO., Springfield. Afass. liilT.X C (SiOAG I’KK MONTH paid to A B unt., Vp I O H salary or commission, to sell J. Ross Browne says the young Emperor of Chinn is decidedly opposed to foreigners, and hr.k ctedarbd' Ire vfoqld lilte to oat all thero were in his kitigdoW) and sleep oil their skins. Ho farther infetaik \'M that Cninnmeu steal Children and ciftjjhbjr eyes' out for medicinal purposes, and thAl h^ was obliged to. perform the last twen ty mfiby of his Xbprnoy toward the Imperial filty ou' tho Whvclbt'.rr’oW. our PATENT WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINK. Addross HUDSON RIVER WIRE WORKS, 75 Wm. St.. N. Y.. Cliicago, Richmond or Memphis. Oil JA-How I nurfit It in six months.— V A A Secret aud samp^umailed free. A. J. FULLUM, New York. The Purest Hestj and Cheapest A! 96L1T BV 4:11 GNflfER). THE GREATEST REMEDY OF THE AGE f COMPOUND EXTRACT OF STILLINCIA, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. r llE MOST POWERFUL and efficient Vegetable Altera tive known, aud is adapted to fulfill the morbid indi cations of discuses to u greater extent than any othor preparation. ' WARRANTED a certain euro for all Scrofulona dfugaawi^ Ulcers, Chronic Rheumatism, ^Mercurial ana ^philltio Diseases in all *tages, and all Fkiu Diseases. It quickly reimn*< s Virus from tha Constitution and Blood, and ro-. stores the patient fff perfect HeaHh and Purity. iHT Try this aud bo convinced. Prepared only by, PliUBEUTOS, WU.S0X, taymA i. cni, Manufacturing Chemists. Atlunta, Ga. Nono genuine unless signed ou each label, J. S. Ponuca- For sale by BRADFIELD A PITMAN, LaGrange. SOUTH’N FEMALE COLLEOEv fjQ G’raruio, (tobt^ia. FACULTY'? .J. F. COX,.a; RL, President, Math email*: i ahd Ancient Languugoa. « Rev. II. C. HORILSVY, : Mental and Moral Science and Evidenced Christianity. , Miss CARRIE IL STAKELY —French. Mrs. L F. COX—Botany and Astronomy, Music Department: Miss CARRIE R. STAKEf.Y, Principal. Miss M. E. STAKELY. Primary Department? Mrs. I. T. COX. Ornamental Department and Fine Arte; Misa M. E. STAKELY. THE exercises of this Institution'are com T ducted iu the large mid commodious building (recently occupied,by George C. Heard, Eeq., :‘as u residence. This building lias been purchased and, thoroughly repaired by the. President, imd adapted to the wants of the Au extenaive chemical and philosophical apparatus, and a cabiuetpf mineral^—one or tho finest selection* in tt* .south—have roumtl.v beonpurchased for illustrating th} y natural sbionecB. It is thn Inteutiou of thfi President, merit a conUnnauco of the patronage which a generic* public Jus ao fiboruUy boetowed on him fur tcaiyart. , .Ipl-JfMl A and light*, extVa, $2,50 per month. - Youug ladies call obtain board In the ffcxnille* ef-th» teachers or with others cynwnigpt to the sotoolrootn.. Instruction in drawing" arf4 total rttustefree ufaiMrmj r: f PAYMENTS— One-hiUf iu advance^ Wp.fpi of tho Term. Pupils charged froit u»e first of the numth they enter. No deduction, jfor fo*t time, oxoapflpr.Bleh* uess protracted over a-month. . I. T. COX. Frw-.deut- Jalrl'l : yCCI^ 3A Vt Jf'JXXV 4

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The La Grange reporter. (La Grange, Ga.) 184?-193?, December 10, 1869, Image 1