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V.' J5“,..Hlsw>» .P"> ,r * 1 . , y to mMl in ll > 1 oil Saturday ««l »t 11 »• mi purpose of organiiing a Farmer'. ^UWk»**l **>#**• ta (he improve; * ^ sericulture end hprtlouUuro art) WrJaSwi**.' r.HioifM, ngh« t#ry beat Calicoes, el cost, Cousrxaisfi.—Wo aro under ob. ' oGofc'JohnBetcves, President of J.-R. R., fif lbo r Usnttl courtesy, lo eveil ourself of his kindness in e mzr I'M MtewttifiniwlMa. Ely anil Ur. Jackson, gar* their froedmen a bsrlieeue, at their plseo a forr miles aboro this, lit Let sounty. . We were lnrltcd and W*. Jn.our way jra mads a halt at Cob Lockott'a Fowl Town plantation—found Capli Allan; the over faithful, Intelligent end aurgatio manager at tbo house, who, truo lit nii raising, education 4nd gentlemanly rU to • fl\ '■ i * j ‘ j i 8upto Transportation Tw & A. B. R. will el*6 pleeso accept '&* for the seme courtesy. 4tt«ored«» Capt. E. D. Hendry, of Sayan- , ,*8aUruay evening, afford^ us umeh H« h now -with the mammoth PrV Goods house of Orff, Wu|kins Irt^iiodi* (revelingin their interest*. iia.Jl»,rrZC«|*Miofl.igh oiier- [ mfrj sens* bf llir i we commend him to the courtesy i of our Wends who way chance ■ • m I Beat’s Kwlt getting Solution. at 1 ^ - ’ 1 WELCH'S CORN Kit. ■ oiled attention, in our Is improved Cotton QIiim for ,pwatatwP> “ 4 ** bB * (o r " ftr tho r to t$.tartlolo again, ll T. J. Johnston Lea opened a depot, Oss *Uthsmeritorious Gins lor sale.—• jetrertisemeots will explain the advnu- ps ^f etch patent end verioue improve- Ew^eanoot too earnestly urge our planting ■«b4«to giro the subject of giuniug their |»«dUt« end careful consideration. A *lh from now all hands will bo piekiug, 4 is the interim every planter should pro. MdWrsugbly'-to gin up with the picket*, ikiekooves ail to select their best pins - " in the wed perfectly, mote . 'eserfiwh fibre. Itiashenp ItTthroffawayfildgins end procure new ;> C*pt. John stop can supply any make ) t Messrs DuKojs, esetl Eugene Powers completed the i of the line from this city to Newtou ‘ y svening end returned hereon Snt- *kipg,lhe> distance -204 miles iu f hey fabint from Albany W. ,S. i the' Cooleewahee, twelve miles, South tp, Newton. An i about fou^ miles shorter, bint reached on the survey hiph is 20 feet higher than I la this place. The depot surface Ifcalblg^ilbw the surface on Mouse square in 'Newton. 4 it not be. wbe to build the ltoad to ,n<l moyfeNe^ton to (bat point ? t ^qgp®.W^U‘.)nake superior • at a cost of 2} cents a glass. Sold - StBOZKR 6b IllLSMAN. a private fetter from Hawaii * {l,* » AUbcutb tba eruption is not so " at now, the volcano is a fearful sight to Id. The rivers of lava still flow, and jltfWfc tfffiSW^ttfdftuls in awful During this volcanio. upheaval it r vory sickly bore.' A peculiar sort slarious fever, which hat grown out jjtVbondehlod vapors of tho volcano, i an alarming extont, and at t was feared lhAt tt vrotild depopu- t Island. But fortunately, a soa-oap- 6'(wlling here for snpplies) distributed "tio^ Sitters to the suffering, and quick p'Swrough cutes wore the result. The lldjlre. Messrs. Chlng- ion' Merchants, lmd > forjtala. Ip a short timo their WMU besieged and their supply exltuus- L ictwmer was dispatched to Sou Frun- ply order of the' ’Hospital Department, ta” ant * enormous Supply obtained as feasible. From that moment the • stayed. Not another fatal case |ifwd the epidemic has now entirely . * * * Is this wonderful rem- i* city ? I hopo so, for it is fevers and miasmatic ’"'Tcu raay tell your friends so for J* Wax»R—Superior to tho tunportoU Qorman Cologne, and llttiwyr'wo.’ ~ Mmoo'*-Fruit For sat. cheap at ~ ^Ayyi 01118 . Browne lias reoelved a nc Material sine* the Are. Ho is now and I jewlcd at reasonable cost. , At HOWARD & TURNER'S, tmktsxvr? 1 *** kWh .a .. r ^ACHABUS'. Washington rant, writes courtesy, done the hoaora in t ho olden style. After mting, cooling off, refreshing and i8 #f l W°ta tffy poupd wstermcloa oftho cc-i-ind variotyV'wc were invi ed to look at the Captain's melon patch, and -.such a sight! About one aoro and a halfwit - laterally cov ered with melons. W,e art uot above tho mark when wc say that there were five hun dred rlpo melons on tho vines, weighing from thirty to fifty pounds, and four times that many green oucb. Wo uevor beforo saw such a melon patch, or finer melons. It is tbo Captain's own patch, and though ho has nearly three hundred colored people on the place ho has never missed a melon. Hogivos his hands as many as they want, treats then* generally so kindly, and manages them so ntelligently, that they scrupulously protect his property as well as tho property of Messrs. Jordou & Lockett, and aro ever roady to servo him and them. We next examined ‘‘the patch”—six acros of cotton of the Allen variety, a seed select ed by C'apt. Alien, and brought by him from Hancock county. This cotton was planted the 27th day of April, is about shoulder high, and is richly fruited from the ground to the top. It suffered severely from the cotton lice, and is nota9 good as it would have bcon but for that. Wo predict thaVthc six acres will yiold 18000 pounds of seed cotton. We saw but one ol Col. Lockett's fields—a beautifhl field, containing 250 acres—and that only from the road. Tliosizeof the cot ton nnd its fruitage satisfied us that his sys tom of culture is oorrect, end that tho fertil isers he uses ate of inestimable value ia tho production of «olion< The usual couitcsies again iudulged, wc mounted and wheeled away aiull^, or two Maj. Ely's.; 1'i.ArtTs; ■,«.> ia . 1^ power to I h ho fell at the] ation, and lam i <C e&aiLy of discard- men by wbom be has ® (hpw- | !■• delib « impr-vclicakie And r«| Suiijikp-’a . faction, - when ?ily at last como \ A beautiful grovo overlookingrih^kHk'li- cfoonre creek from a high bluff 'bnjjwrvfest side, with a rear view ofoue of the most Ale,, siralde |ililu ])Untations in Lee or Doughwrty. Mr. D. F. Jaokson,.thepolite geullemun, in telligent planter and efficient manager, re ceived us hospitably. A goodly number of neighboring planters, tlicit wives mid ilmfgh- lers, nnd a squad of Albanians of both sexes had already assembled, and all were enjoy ing themselves iu the most approved stylo of country comfort. Tit it l’jtiuiluM Patch. A look at the crop was the first par/ uf the programme, ami the “pitiaiun» patch” being nearest tho house, while our hoisea were being harnessed mid saddled, we walked through three acres of the Dixon variety. It was planted, we believe, with a view of con testing for a premium at the Macon Fair.— It is second year's ground, the rows are live feel apart, and there are about 10 000 stalks lo the acre. It was richly fertilized, has boon thoroughly cultivated, uud is now live fcctliigh. The fruitupou it is us thick as the foliage, and all pronounced it the best cotton they had ever seen. It was planted the 28th day of April, uud the fruit already unou it, in our judgiuuut, is sufficient to yield a bale of 500pounds to the acre. . It is, at this time, ahead of C'upt, Allen’s patch, though the Captain will wager watermelons Unit lie beats the Mujor. We expect to quafl the health of both gentlemen from premium goblets. Thk Main Crop. We noxt rode over the pluntAtion and fuuud corn and cotton iu a splendid condi tion, though suffering for rain. The whole crop of cotton, with the excep r liou of u few acres of the Feeler, is the Dix on variety. The first suction wo came lo was manured with cotton seed, the next with Schley’s preparation, nnd the third and last with tho Dixon mixture. There was a very marked difference in the cotton—that fertil ised by theJDixon mixture beibgfnr superior to tho Schley, and the Hcliiey equally supe rior to the cotton seed. Mr Jackson is one of the best managers and roost intelligent planters we Iiavo, ami if no disaster befalls him we think ho may safely calculate on one hundred bales on the 100 acres manured with the Dixon fertili zer. The corn crop was superb and beyond ganger. Mnj Kly is confident of harvesting twenty bushels to the aero. Wc also looked at Mr. Jackson's melon patch, which was altogether good enough but uot equal to Gapt. Allen’s. lieturning to the house and cooling off with iced lemonade and other cooling bever ages, we were invited to a sumptuous barba- cuo prepared by the frot'diuun and eproad in tho grovo. Tiik Dinner Was a triumph of tho art—pork, mutlou, kid and beef, roasted over the coals and. de liciously snuced, covered tho tabic in great profusion, and cliickon pie, fruit nnd pound cuke, tarts, pics nnd all manner of delicacies und sweet moats gladdened the repast and sharpened the appctitoBof tho guests. Alter tho white people had dinod, tho table was reloaded, and the freodmen and freed women and children went in and done ample justico to themselves and tho good things be fore them. After dinner a colored violinist was press- ed into service and t he young ladies and gen tlemen shortened the hours of the afternoon in the heated whirl of “a trip on tho light fantastio toe.” Ceofb Generally. rp wore throe of Col. Lookell’s mana gers, Messrs. Allen, Magbeo and Loo, and quito a number of other neighboring plant ers present, all of whom reported their crops in good condition, and nono of them were willing to admit inferiority to Maj. Ely’s. We were astonished to hear that they were all suffering seriously for rain. A district of some ten milek square, extending from Mnj. Ely’s west ahd southwest, is in a critical condit^n, and if the drought is prolonged many days the cotton will be out short ma terially. There were two Indy planters present on the occasion, who rank with our best uiana- S its and never make a failure. We passed e plantation of one of thein, and her crop Is as good os anybody’s, and as clean ns a garden The 6tber affirms she has 400 acres as good as Maj. Ely’s best, (not counting bis “patch”) and that she intends to lay them all in the'shade Wo ftpent a pleasant, and wo hope, not un profitable. day—thanks to Maj. Ely and bis guests. What Gw. Grant thinks or tun Virginia KuccFtok*.—A WiMhlBglon l.tUir in tli. B.l “Upon this point 1 have tnken great peine to nacortnin the true nenliuinqte of Cleneml (Irani, and end mole tlintlo <laj he expressed high gratification at Ihn result of the Virginia elutions; and was decider! in hia preferences of 8*aler,!lnml!to»,‘and Deni, orer.lhejp nnhernittirinl competitors .In Tennessee, Mis- eisalppi oM TeSns. As it la known that Sumner, Boutwell, and their faction, ere of The new Virginia Leginlntnre metis on the foarth Tuesday after the promulgation of }h« mlidnnUoO of Ihn Mutilation try ihw com manding General. Disk Bus.—I ought to hare sskuowlceged long ago I he box of Pain Killer you had tha goodnssa to tend me last year. 1 Its coming was most providential. T believe hundreds of lives wtro saved, Under God, by It. Tha Cholera appeared hero soon odor we] recetsr. edit We resorted at onoe to tho Pam Km.aa, ueing as diluted for Chelan. A Hat waa kept of all to whom tho Pali] Killer was siren, and o«r nalivn anklMs ■ptiwfd us lhal eight out bf every ten to whom It was proscribed, recovered. It has, .00, been very usehtl la various other diseases. It hat peaved an inoaloulable blessing to tuultitadet of the poor people throughout all this region. Our native preachers are never willing to go out on tkelr excursions without a supply of the Tain Ku.leb. It gives them favor in the eyes of the people, and access to families and looalitics by whom otherwise they would be very indifferently received. Delievo mo, dear sirs, gratefully and faith fully yours, J. M. JOHNSON, Mittionary at Swatow, China. An Itrm or Mv'rii Ixtkrkstto all.—Tho United States Congress has authorixed Mess. J.P. Droingoolc & Oq., regular practicing physicians, of Memphis, Tcnn., lo prescribe for the various diseases of the country, nnd after a long bedside experience, they now offer the public a class of Family Miilicim\ which for merit, beauty and cheapness, can not bo excelled on this continent. Thcso medicines are neither secrets nor patents, and as pliysloiana everywhere use them iu their practice they linmedialcly comuiarnl public esteem and confidence. Tfiey arc highly eulogized, sell rapidly ,nl all points, aud we earnestly advise ete»y family lo buy aisupply of these valuable remedies. tfee /avertisement in another column, hooded ■Ureal Southern Prepain!ions.” For sale by Stroiiar & U Usman. r #r ladriult Fiue assortment Ladies’ Dress Goods, '/.At III ARIAS’. Albany Retail Prices Current. vo 11 n rc tfp 11 t'FK 1, r. Ai.iianv, Ga , July 10, lHOff. UACGN. -•2I@22| PORK I’ickled LA HI) -025 HUTTKH. (r’ouutry BKKF 250,35 WAX HORN MEAL 300) 1.600 ' Irish — per peck COTTON GOODS. 500 OsnaburgH 260)32 Hleaohcd .260'86 14 m'25 Drills 5 Stripes 20025 CANDLES. 00075 Adamantine 250) 100 PEACHES—in season ,Tf»0 FLOUR. Supcrfino—per sack 100 Ihs O.tH) Extra Family—per sack 100 jhs GRAIN. Corn 8.00 1.5001 Oats GUN POWDER IIA V. Northern—per 100 lbs Southern— ♦* “ “ HIDES LEATHER. Sole Upper Harness Calf 8kins—per doz TALLOW WOOL-pcr lb IRON. Bar Nail Hod Steel—Cast Steel—plow. fitfMi 0 r.or^TS ..perjibl. 4.25 ....2,5002.75 100 400,50 ;.?5 05 $00.00 8010 30052 00,10 121014 25050 186 Nails—per kog 8.00010.00 KEROS1NE—par gallon LIME—per lb 8.500 MACKBRKL—per bbl 20.000)27.00 Half bbl 10.000,14.00 Kilt 3.000)4 00 MOLASSES 00075 Syrup 60005 SUGAR. Brown 180,21 Crushed 22 Clarified 22 RICE 14015 SALT—per sack 3.OO0\tf.25 SOAP—bar, per lb 710)9 TOBACCO. Low Grades—per lb ...50075 Medium Fine .,1.0001,50 TEA-per lb 2 0002.60 CHICKENS 200)25 Eggs—per dozen 20025 > tq-aeom w >PP<JsIm5o| • i. RMRHFUitD.fc BRO'S., • §t • ■ .. i WZWB'fl CqBKKB. j UB1 w,<K£W " M ‘ -SouwmntTer k.v. good Ught .bread uotU HSB I TIIOS. J. MOLONY, Jp. [ Savannah. Ga Brnuch of the old Philadelphia Firm of Hacker, Wetherill & Co., —Importers, Dialers & Growers in— PENNS.VLVANZA > t Garden, Field & Floirer Seeds. Seeds warranted FRESH and PUKE, aud sent by mail to Plantera on enclosing money to (be above firm. Postage 2o. per each 4 ounces. H?-. i !l, i *0) . i’ii 09 Bt.4»U»* at... : J. Mi COOPER A J un. 12d, IMO-UU Ut Jml ! u&mtmcmw*Y BOMB OrriCB-MACOH, GA. Chartered by State of Georgia. CAPITAL $500,000 ! Owned it Home, end the Company Managed by some of our best Financiers! The only Company doing Business in the South which has ONK HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Deposited with the authorities of the State of Georgia for the Protection of Policy Holders. POLICIES UPON ALL THE Various plans of Insurance Issued. A Loan of 50 Per Cent. Of the Premium Given wheu.Desired. All Pdlicleft Nou-KoiTellablt. NO RESTRICTIONS AS TO RESIDENCE Oil TRAVEL. 175 Policies Issued in Two months alter the Organization. STMOTLV A IIO.M1C COMPANY. WITH ITS Ca|.ii!tl ami Investmcnls .11 Home It appeals lo those who desire to avail them selves of the benefits of Life Insurance to give it their patronage. The lime has arrived when every thought ful m/ui is disposed to make this wise provis ion for those dependent upon liis life This Company proposes In give nil the ad vantages which are offered by foreign insti tutions of like character, with Hie opppotlu- niiy of keeping the vast sums iu our own midst, which are annually sent abroad. People of (lie I'olton Slates Foslrr IIoiiip Enterprise! Aolive aud Euergetio Agents wanted in every County and Town in the tVmth. Address, or call on WM- J- MAGILL, Superintendent Agencies. Office: ATLANTA, GA O F FI C V. IIS: WM. B. JOIINHON, President. WM. P. 1IOLT, Viee-President. GKO. P. OUKAIt, Peeretary. JOHN W. BliltKE,General Agent. J. MKHCF.lt GREEN, Medical Examiner. V ii. UVST. Atfeiil, ALBANY, GA. July 13th, 1 Stiff tf ALBANY VARIETY WORKS! At tlicir Shops, on Front St., Albany, Ga, KENDALL & GILBERT ^Are prepared to manufacture Sash. Blinds. Doors & Furniture Of every description and quality. WAGONS & HUGGIEK And do nil manner of WOOD WORK Blacksmi thing Builders and Contractors HOUSE. SIGN. OOAOH PAINTERS, They are fully prepared to make engagements, and to execute the work with neatuess, fidel ity and dispatch. Aud, having secured the services of COMPETENT WORKMEN 8KU.LE1) ARTISTS! Tb.j-iiiU guarani,« .11 work lurn.ll out. ■ 'l' —o— ;■ ’ • ■ They bar.alu.ilahliah.ila YARD. ...j, WHICH 18 THK BEST? WIIT TIIK AKTICLK THAT III Recommonded by Physiciaus, AND ENDORSED By the People! A HOME PRODUCTION That lias proved itnelf the BKHT TONIC \ lnvigo v a t o v Now liefore the public Will relieve any affectious of a GASTRIC NATURE. Prepared at the Laboratory of A. A. SOLOMON’S & 00., Druggitti, SAVANNAH,Oft. July llth, 1 Stiff - Great Excitement mass PWltt IT IS IN FACT A Moat Wonderful FEVER CURE, UN ACCOUNT UF THIS Instant Rtmdy MAKING A Lasting and Permanent Cure, Nl) CASK, Kowovot OV.pUnutoi -IN- mwm, (iiiiiitiiiA! -:0.- W. C HEWITT & CO., 282 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, (JA. 2x2 WnOLDOAT.il DBALBRB IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors, —AND— Cau lteni*t its Health-giving Properties, q-e (! l'OixtosHU A lipcliLo. bii Uiirt udlov T.o t.ho ohooli« uf tin.' I'miu-iutcil. imil sticiurl Ii to tho lboblo. Kvory Itottlo Is A(icoinp«nl«d hjr a (Juaranlfr of in Cfllrnr.y. The Proprietor of the PYRAFUUK cliallen- ■ges every case, no Inatlcr of how long Miami- tug,to try lids GREAT CHILL AND FHVKU CtlRK, and then deny its wonderful curative properties. A..sk: For LIPPMAN’S PYIIAFUGK AND GET HID OF THAT I?l i a v r 11 I* I a Ik i a v a n «•, OH I f. I. S AN I) K K V K It . For sale lit Wholesale, by the Hole Maim fat turn 1 for the United Ml at cm - JACOB L1PPMAN, PROPKIKTOIt OF LIPPMAK'S WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE. ^S&yannah, Ga. Kayton's OIL of LIFE CURK.S ALL Pains a n d A v. l.< AND IS THE Great Klieumatfc Remedy. KAYTON’H 1MLLB—Cures Hick lleudacho and nil Bilious Diseases. jftaT For sale by L- E. & H. E. ? i Ui Jan 2(My Soulherfi 1 : Preparations. ftlh« MoadMA Famib A1«<1ioIi;m mcrlca. Thi^ arc pr*, r ili»J awl Uh mtAlcal urofauloii. . T!»y tra H,r tui.l father*. Tin lio aiUem mi I iVir Yltl ... uierrho Ihorlied by the CongriWi of lhe anil ara Ihi) rokiiU af E loUg I rience. Being neilh.r atMU the medical tiwfeasion hate m giving ihem n fair (Hal and'i niendatlon. THOUSANDS ..four fellow 'being, arc n nually cauelgned In untimely gravea, and 1 dying grannn of old andyennglire ' crying aland fur relief from DTnrrhWi... Murium. Ac. Aa Vreanlt of much Mil research nnd n long aud falilifiil bctlald liurictice. wc nlTer n lleincdy for nil these Siiiuiusr (.'oni]>tal«t»r-Wiloh in {ilessUt ahd never railing in Its elfcevayflc nmlher should fail lo huvo it supidy-nf IhoS. nun i>i\uHiir..\ imiKDV, Prepared with artistic beauty, wHh chemtoU purity ami exactness, selected and co “ according to extensive medical Cvp __ unique iu fini<di and nppcAranee, mild, pti nut and cooling to tho stomach, ami non tailing in remedial effects,' the unerring of truth pointe te the HKD DlAltl REMEDY ns the boastts\ comhlnatlnn of lh« day for all forms of Diarrhea, Cholera, Chol era Morbus. Nausea, Vomiting, Cramps, etc.' Price $1.00, or six bellies for $6.00. Rent! to nil parts of the eauntry on receipt ot price. Hold by all druggists. J. P. DKOMGOOLE k CO., PrOp’t., Memphis, Tcnn, English Female Bitters. WHAT WILL THEY DOT They will rcstoro fading fetualo beauty, will paint (lie pale chock, will hurl back the galhorlng storm that encircles your brow, will add brig.ilncss nnd luslro to your lifelesa eye. will Eire brilliancy nnd aotlvlly to your dull intellect, will strengthen and aoflllieyour shattered,nctvos, add loud, health andbouy- anc> to ydUr whole system. HOW WILL THEY DO ALL THIS! Ity arousing, regulating aud restoring all sickly I'emaioH te n healthy ooudilion. Hy curing nil those complaints peauUor to the female sex, such as painful, suppressed or Ir regular Menstruation, Hysteria, Leuuorrlutm, Chlorosis, Prolapsus, Uteri, Ulceration nnd Irritability of t ho Womb, Pains In tho sidn Pnlpftallon of Uie Melancholy, 1 Giddiness of tho head, DUMBER In^onneclioD with th»ir Shops, and can fur- niitk Eambec io any quantities desired, at U ibwtooucc. J M f B.v/oiLB! Albany, may 7«8m BBCTIFIBRS Refiner* &. Distiller*. Uetorinimul to build up n First-Man Mquor KstabllihnenC FOR THE SOUTH, They have, at great expease, fitted up IW necessary machinery for manufacturing Pore and Unadulterated LIQUORip, And they announce their readiness to fill orders, aud guarantee what they sell. SAMPLES Will he furnished, a$di all Goods that fail .to come up thereto, will be taken, back withoat cost lo purchasers, and the money returned. w r.Vf, Look ifH May 4th, 18fi9-6m and hank, heart, Swimming and ( Cold Feet aud Hands, Nervousness, Pick Headache, a feeling of suffocation, indispo sition to enter soulely, and all those diseases arislug from a del tinged condition uf tho uterine system, whether affecting old or young, married or single. This compound is neither secret nor patent, hut is prepnted ami offered hy the regular medical profession. We have hundreds similar to the following; front (in rinAitnt Fhytician «/Carroll co., J/i™, Mkmhum. .1. P. DmoMijoolk & Co,; As your "English Female Hitters” is neith er a secret bur a patent, 1 have frequently prescribed it for the various female com plaints of our country, aud always with tho most sulisl'aulory results. It is decidedly tho most valuable combination 1 have over kuowu for the treatment of those cotu^itinU peculiar to the female sex, old or young, and I do uot hesitate to givo it a hearty reuommendation. Its astonishing cures have won for it tunny laurels in Carroll County, and 1 hope its effi ciency may soon bo heralded all over tba couuly that Hie uiedioal profession and tha female community may reap its advantages.; G. W. VAHBKR, M. D, The Knglish Female Hitlers is accurately and beautifully pul up in large bottles, at $2.50 per lx.I He, or three bottles for $6— one bottle lusting about two weeks, {shipped to all parts of the ooUntry on Receipt ot prioe. Hold by all druggists. , J.P. DKOMUOOLK & CO., Prop'rs, j y<iuj, MI Did 15V AND BLADDER Affections ars exceedingly oQimnoiiand treu- Idesomc all over tho ootinlry, and the publla Iiavo long felt Hie necessity of a remedy that could hu relied upon In nil (huso affecth as, and nono are better qualified to psepare such a remedy than the physician himself. Wo linvo pim-Hued medicine about twenty years, ami can safsly eay that vre kuow of no com bination loequnl our Ext. Bearba It is rocomtn&i of the Kidneyi Urinary Dcpol ky Urine. frei| smalt of hack. bladder, flout, Dropsy, nervous trembling, melancholy, evil foruhodings, effects of liabitu of diasipnlion or curly abuse, loss of power nnd memory, nml all those affuolions require ing$$$rompl and decided Diuretic, whether d o^roi BARTRAM & FANTON, PRIZE MED Alt Elastic Stitch Sewing Machine, imnHOetor)', UZNUUHV, CONN. OFFICE»n.lBALE8BOOM, M* BKOADWAV MEW nut Primlum YORK 111901 over Double Thread Maohlnee 1 . t - ‘ i. (i Premium at Parla Ozpoaltlon I , ' ?! t t.fu; riret Pramium at 'Amatloan Inetltuta .r atm o And wherever exhibited. , i tti The Most Hosirable dorsngiuirnta oh as Brsvel, d», Bloody or Mll- ualc, !pniu iu in nflbii of old oF^roung, male or female. Price SI. or six bottles for $5. all parts of Hio country Hldpped to pf price.— • 1 1 i h i 1 1 H s I I 1 h 0 it i 1 1 M h l I I Ii c f a h i; 1 ) s ^ i. n liiio f’ o r o'lri....... B a .1 ] 1 Ii o r a g a f o h 1 I 1 a iltlliofogngofolillle i 1 I I !i o r o I n I TI I o r o Ii I 1 I , M.'.ik'.V.'.'iStSBWiX’ till liefogngofcli ills sill liefogof a hills sill 1> o f'o f-,Hi | | . s 11 rS a f oa 1 1 l s - '-^im cma viiik s 11 ijy 11 s s H Il l s 1 s’ Tlic sbovs will curs any case or chills, rnn and liver, carries off the bile and effects par- la lbs swamps of.1 AemBs, where the chilla are so common and so difll- ■SW# safe,'they rcitjiljr yield when trsMed with our King of Chills; Pul up lujsrgc belli., st tl, or .Ii halilsg 'M ofM"vtzjikyk'JW J, 1’. DROMGOOLK k CO., PaoniXToiis, i -, fi Hsnftihls, Tenutrses. J. For isle b/ Family Machine in the Wortd. IT IS EAST TO MANAOE! end esn perform a larger rings of work Ilian any 6rst elius Haebiue wow msde. It is si ways la onlsr, end seusequenlf ready to run. Prices range fret $200, or seme as other ilrst olsss Juno 22d, 1809-Sm Arotla Soda Water at Welch's “C'ollpgo Fountain," lOote per Olsss, Tickets 12 far $1.' Hock sad Sods, Ido, Extra flat sad abrapC wHfifcn WtM fr.e April 2, lw»-eq , OA. Advertlssmeuls forwsrdsd te aJl Nawspt No advance charged on PubHshsr’s prtcso. AH Lading Newspapers kept-on file# '}r J^fnldp^Uou on toCosl of Advertising fttrmishod Hraffira “U—risni reoslte ooreftil sltniiea. Special Usloprepsrsd for Cnslom.ta. AdrsrtlMatols Wrlllen aud Notleox a from Busineii Men eapeelally