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THK DAILY HUN oaiT.WlTH RT&TE PAPE ra. |» -Cutbberl U talking about taxing toe dogo. —The editor of, tho Thome*ton Herald baa reeeiTed bis first dish of radishes. — A single Columbus stable baa sold ' nearly five hundred mnlee this season. > —J. L. Mims, an old resident of Au gusts, died last rrid. j. — Columbus bad a $4,000 fire last Friday. —The familiar sand fly is beginning to worry the Brunswiokera. J. G. Clarke, the new postmaster at ■ Savannah, baa made bis bonds. —Mr. Fuller has been elected Sheriff of Meriwether county occasioned by the death oi T. 8. McKee. —The District Meeting for the Thorn- assiUa District M. £. Cburob, com- •menosson the 16th at Slackshear. —The lime o( bolding Thomas county Superior Court baa been changed to the - Srd Monday in April. —Several of the Savannah g-irdeners furnished the market of that city with green peas on Saturday. —Macon has just reoeived one thou sand feet of rubber hose for her fire De- —Two more cases of small pox de veloped in Maoon last week, and a little daughter of B. L. Willingham is quite ill with meningitis. —The Appeal says the discharging of fire-arms of Brunswick has become a nuisance. Two persons were shot in that city 1a few days ago. —Mr. Moseley F. Dorrell, of Savan nah, died on Saturday from the effect of a fall while taking a ride on a carriage by the side of the driver. — Mr. S. T. Dearing, son of Dr. Wm. E. Hearing, a young gentleman well known in Augusts, died at his father’s residenoe Friday afternoon. —Watson has got lost in perambulat ing the streets of Maoon, und now he calls for street sign-boards. Watson was perfectly familiar with tb» streets in At lanta. —The “ last rations issued to Mr. G. C. Conner, 61st Go. Regiment, a prisoner of war at Fort Delaware, 1866,” consist ing of two “ hard taoka” is carefully and religiously preserved in Macon. — The street oar horses in Savannah occasionally ran away, and swing the swingle-tree in splendid style, and to the great danger of passing pedestrians and others who may be in their way. —John H. Cox, M-yor, and P. 8. Barney, J. O. Torbert, M. A Petut and J. M. Few, Aldermen of MadiBon, were elected last Saturday—sll good mer chants and business men. —Carl Meres, eon of Mr. Theodore Meres, of 8ivannab, was knocked down and run over by a vehiole in New Fork a tew days siaoe; but on Friday last the young man contracted the spotted fevir and died a few hours afterwards. —The hottest day ever known in Rome in early April, by the oldest inhabitant, was Baturdsy. At one time, the ther mometer stood at 88o in the shade. Oth ers report 90o in the shade at one time during the day. —The last number qf the Waynesboro Expositor appears under new auspiocs. Mr. James E. Frost, the former edbor, has disposed of his interests in the paper to Messrs. Lawson, Corker A Gray. The Expositor is a number one paper, und we trust that, under it* new proprietors, it may be more profitable than ever. — George 8. Boutwell, late Secretary ot the Treasury and present 8, eater It in Massachusetts, tucompanied b.v l-is wife und daughter and Senator Loti M Mor rill, of Maine, arrived in Suvuenili on Friday by the steamer Hi.-tutor from Charleston, parsing ou to Fl-ui-l.i the same evening. —Rev. Mr. Dixon, lias c. i.w-nt.-d to preaoh the Comnienciimeul minion of tbe Monroe Fenmls Colli ge in Forsyth, iu July next. A he Advert., r under stands that ex-Pre lii-ut An,l,,w John son, of Tennessee, has been invited to deliver the literary address hi lore the Athenwn Society, and it ia ei pasted that ho will ooo.pt.* —The value of exports for the port of Savannah fur the month df March was: 39 bales sea island ootton, valued at $5,020 ; 26,732 bales upland cotton, valued at $2,320,387 ; 698 bbls. turpen tine, valued at $2,601; 20 bills, tar, valued at $80; 1,000 bbls. butter, valued at $260; 600 lbs. la d, valued at $16; 260 gallons spirits turpentine, valued at $174; 2,355 pounds tohacovalued at $349; 1,667,000 feet lumber, valued at $60; i2,976 staves and headings, valued at $12,076; 8,868 ouluo feet hewn lim ber, valued at $1,644; total value of ex ports, $2,841,453. Of this amount $340,- 094 was carried iu American, und $2,081,- 360 in foreign vessels. —Olareu’e Fort, oolored, who ia ohtrged with having murdered ltiohard Fraser, of tho same color, was arrested and safely lodged in jail in Brunswick a few days sines, by Shsriff Lamb. Tne Appeal states that a court of enquiry ho* becu in program for several days and the examination developed the fact that the homicide waa, by whoever perpetrated, one of the most fiendish and diabolical /deeds on record. Threats by Fort that be would kill the fathvr of the boy, or fmsv vengeance on bis family were proved to have been made tbe morning af Hie day at whioh tho homicide toox E lace; and that Fort left his father's ouee in direction of the plaoe where the boy Was killed, with s gun ou bis should er. The defence attempted to prove an alibi, whioh tlia Court aid not sustain, and Fort waa committed for a hearing at May Term of Glynn Superior Court. FILLETS FAMOUS ARZ MADIJ80LKL Y|B Y‘THE Excilsior,Manufacturing Co. -BETTE* COOKING* 'Doing H QUICKER tad CHKAPKR m on a b|y •- i-'iaroaD, Wkuskai, *> ttu Aitoaia, a *. TO CASH BUYERS! mow orrxB to thx trade, fob cash, m i»n > stock of good*, including W* BACON AND BUCK MEATS. °l««r ZUb Mlclea and Bhouldora, ALSO BO Tierces Slupcrior sugar-cured Smoked Hums, PLAIN ASP CANVASSED. LARD la Tlaroas. Until. K... and Otsa; Elcbf Ou Lo.d. KOLAS IE-1, ta hnj.b wdt And b rrala: Nav OvtasoaObolM sad 1’niBA NraUP, lo tafroio mid ka*a; VLOKIOA srHUPi 1A.0O1 buabelt Wane tod YaUxrOOKN; S.UUO bvabeU OATdl b.K. UtY; 1,0 * OACMlI VI/1 IE. A full llaa or SO JABS, si **•*•■* • ,# °i OOFFiE, FHH. 90> b)ies TJtlA'WO, various gra lee and price*, jntt from the aaviufactu- run. sni many other geode usually kept in e Wuolessle Grocer/ end Produce House. We offer real in- dueetuente to oeeh buyers. muo eed W. H. t . niCHKLBBHRY. Officb AMD Bir.EMOoie-Corr.er Forejth end Mitchell streets, Atlanta.’ TIMJ3 SAX1BI8- -Advanes to Planters apprors i paper and oohattrAU We bare a limited mippl j or ubaapaata go.no and uaugb a San Boo. " "' l “- A. X. SEAOO and GUANO 1873. 6UAN0 500 TONS SEA’ FOWL GUANO,; 500 TONS .RUSSELL COE’S, 500 TONS MERRYMAN A CO.’S, 500 TONS ETIWAN’S, 500 TONS STERNFEL’S ORIGINAL, 500 TOJTH VOTTOJTHTATK8, 200 Tojra joujrsnjr 200 tojth coara, 200 Tojra wiLaojna, ioo rojra MEAT\AJrBUBojra. rujuco, 200 Tojra uraLiait stymthvili,, 200 Tojra sLtHojna solvblk f^ohic, 200 Tons Jimmoniated. Flour ot Raiebone,jvry liur. 200 Ton* Peruvian tluano, Land Platteiland&Chcmicala for Manipulating. IOO Tans aoluble bea Bland. ALSO—ONE THOUSAND PLOWS, Croat 1X80 apwara.^Farmaiiamot bmva food Plows T *nn rl roth’n Q-ardon Seeds, Plaid Boeda, Plover Boada. AgrlcuHaral Implomaata, Kacblnerr, Lite stock, 010. PROVISIONS. Special to may Customers. Men/ of /ou needing Provisions have heretofore been compelled to purchase theM rapp es from other bouses, after bonding your crops to me for Guano, I will In future furnish youpwith your Provisions also k sowing It will be more convenient end agreeable for yon to make yonr accounts »U at one piece. With many thanks for yonr kind patfc uage, 1 oollclt a continuacce of the WluBsnd frr Catalogues. MARK W. .lOHIWOW Jersey Apple Cider. f U8T REOEIVED, A LOT OF New Jersey Apple Cider, Announcement. Du J. B. MUIIPHY bee retnri eu to tbr clip, end will be tonnd at bis office on Alabama atre j by per* oona desiring his isrvloes in dentistry. GOl LI), BARTON & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN Flour, Grain and General Produce, NO. 2T ALABAMA STREET, DOW IE, MOISE & DAVIS, Importer!, .flan uraclurcm and WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, onAnr,EBTo»r. m. o. jlLATTKliKD by the suoooeo whioh hss attended our efforts in the past, wa have d -te mined to spare no pains to merit a continuance of the patronage ao liberally bestowed; and. with this view, uuw iruggtats. Physicians and Country Merchants the largest and moat complete stock of Drugs, ““I* Dye Htuffs, Perfumery, Glassware, Druggists' Sundries and Fancy . Perfumery, prices that altail compare favorably with New York, Pblladel- .. j ()jr Qg (a gn^ygntced as to purity and strength. Medicines, which we offer with confidence as Sumter Bitters, the great .'outbern Tonto. Molsa’s Liver Pills, purely v»gatable. Moiae'a liorae, Bog and Oattl* Powders, Molee'a Soothing Byrup, Reliable and Harm Miikae'a Resdy Rolievor from Pain. Vallet'a Maoge Ointment, Ciaytou's Ring of Pain. Moiae'a Fever and Ague Pills, warrsnteil to cure. Moiae's Popular While Worm Candy. Moiae'a Morning Star Yeaat or Raking Powders. Collier'a Remedy for Man and Beast, the Bast Lini ment ever used. Grey's Vegetable Vermifuge. Davis' Pain Carer. Parker's Cough Byrup. Wholesale Agontu for CDB.tJT BITTEH8, FtW aULAjrjms WIMVIFPS, Mm moil's Hepatic Compound or Liver Cure. Patent Spring Show Cut*, Walnut and Metal Frames, all Sixes, a Specialty. mbSOsodkeowfim 0 Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line. emit inn tinun uiuom HdLlIjmORK, PHILdBKLPHld. JTE»' FORK £ BOHTOJT Aud also the New England Manufacturln: Cities, First-class Steamships Three Times a Week! For inyobmation, apply to J. M. SELKIRK, Bup’t, Charleston, 8. C. J. J. GRIFFIN, Western Agent, Atlanta B.'D. HA8ELL, General Agent, New York. mhSOeoit A. L. TYLER, Vice Pres't B, C. R, R,, Oharleston, 8. O. THE SINGER. The New Drop-leaf Machine la superior to any in uee, a.id will do ail claaaoa of work without change of tension. In the point of dnrabllity, wa guarantra It to las as long as ab7 ma chine In tbo wr rid. To tbe premiums swarded it to 1870, at tho Georgia Fairs, Just read the following handsome additional et\ ards by the Falre of 1871: FIRST PfiEMiUM At the Atlanta Fair for tbe best Family Sewing Ma chine with attachments, Bronze Medal and Diploma. FIRST PREMIUM At the State Fair for Macbiue with beat and most useful attachments silver Medal. FIRST PREMIUM At the Cotton States Mechanics' and Agricultural Fair, at Augusta, for tha Beat Family Machine. Gold Medal; forth# beat Attachments, Silver Medal; for the Machine worked by band, Sliver Medal; for tbe beat manufacturing Machine, lor sewing leather, Silver Medal. Also, both first Premiums at tbe rhomasvlUe, Ga., Fair, for Family and Manufactur ing Machines. The new Mo 1 Machine for Tailors and Boot-makers, is tbe best in tbe market Ex amine bt-foro purchasing. Are now sold oa esay terms. K. T. HMlLLIE, 'Agent Northern Georgia, Corner Broad and W. Alabama sts., Atlanta. . Silk Thread, Needles (SI, et.\ always on hand Stitching neatly done mblSdk w4u» GEORGE PAGE & Cp fcANCrACTCKKg* OF Patent Portable Circular Mills, Stationary sad Pjrtdb ' STEAM ENC«N£ ait 1ST Ml u s. .C - / No. 6 Sc^ocdo..* treat, • oqLTIMORt. MO. 13TA uUfor Catalogues and Price-List*, WOTIOH To Ketall Driigglsts. H EAKU, CRAIG A CO , RED WINE A FOX., HOWARD!* POPE, Will supply Retail Druggists with IAOKSON'8 MACIC BALSAM. ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS ssort Lam By the way ot West Point, Ga. and Montgomery. Ala. Second Train. Leave. 7:00 a „ „ - 6:00 p Mobile 10.00 pui 9:48 a Arrive Arrivi Montgomery ..10:10a m» 0:09 p Mobile 9:10 pm 6:40 a New Orleans.... 4:90 a m 8:66 p Passengers going South and Southwest will find this Hue One Hundred and Sixty-two (109) miles shorter and Twelve hours quicker to New Orleans •nd all points than any other. Forty-alx miles Shorter to Vlckaburg and all points in Central and Noutheru Alabama, MlaHlaa.ppl, Louisiana vnd Ar kansas. 'ibe univ Hue runulug PULM N’S PALACE [SLEEPING CARS Thrungli from Atlanta to New Urleann WITHOUT CHANOK. THROUGH TICKETS to all P0INT8 Buy your ticksta by way of WEST POINT 9. FOUR ACRE, Supt Western R R. of Ala. O. JORDAN, Gen. Supt. Mobile h Mont. R R. W. J. HOUSTON, General Passenger Agent, mbit! Oa. ■ allroad Depot, up stairs. J A MIS A . GRAY, fit OO, WHOLESALE AND (RETAIL ) RYG OODSNIERCHANT8, 194 & 196 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, Ga* J ZO TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS ADD THE PUBLIC. AND PARTICULARLY THE RKtDKRSO TUB HUN, that they are now receiving one of ihe LARGEST AND MOS1 ELEGANT STOCKS OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, FOR THU SFRINO, VXlok Un, ksvs nv roaolvod. oa* vhlck tksr via son sa Iks mm --T~Tin-|qaa, lams Sv sit -l*iq, mtlliltv^rlSB- JamsH A. Gray fic Co op Tam STATE OF GEORGIA Authorized Capital, #1,000,000. ORGANIZED under Charter granted ny the 8taU F. M. COKER. President. W. W. BELL. Cashier. OIUKOTOHli A. 0. WnTi L. P. GRANT, T. G. Hbsly, b. W. tUasu, R. F. Maddox, John Jonas, Jambs H. Callaway, W. W. Bell, F. M. Cox Bn. This Bank is now open for bualneaa Receives De positee, Buy a and Hells kxenange. and makes col lections unali pat's of the country. aprfi tf. West EnOloral Garden. I RWIN h THURMOND. Pnorninoas.-Are pre pare-I to furnish Sbrubbe.y, Hot H>.use and Bedding Plants of all varieties. A call in person will satlaly the most fastidious. Ordei a by mad at tended to with prompti ees and ca.o Catil gue* furnished upon applkatioa. Address P.O. Box £6) Atlanta.Qa. mbanilm SIMHIITIKKA HITTA Ml T HE uik araigu Hon and are all kinds of TKRRA COTTA WORKS WINDOW O APB Enrichments for Cornices, such as rucketn, Metlitllion, And everything) tbe Architectural line. nrjn/jfiP. eu* Manufacturer* oi SEJWE7FI PIPE Prow 8 inches to 80 inches In diameter. Also, Interior Decorations, such ss Ceairr Pieces, iCoraicen, Krc. a undertake PELLEGRINI k GIOBGI. GUTHMAN & HAAS. No. 5 Broad Street, • <»tlan«a,' r G*or«cla WHOLE8ALE t DEALERS .IN PURE WINES.’GINSJWHfSKfES, CIDER, ETC. SOLE AOENT8 FOR THE Prlde'fof Pennsylvania" Rye. “Old Triumph,” and Vnn Jansen's Royal Hcheldam Hehnapps. A Mental Workshop. NOROHOS8 HIGH SCHOOL. SECOND QUARTER begins Man b 17<h, 1873. 113 Nladrali mote MlleMUitf. A CORPS OF S1X.TKACHEKS. BOARD 910 00 PER^MONTH. rultlon 91 50 to 95 00 per month. JA8. U. VINCENT, St:S!C Prlnrlpal. : Iluinan Nai-hlne (Sent isaaage thirty feet in K-ugth through i portion of the W’late portion of tbi membrane with a furioua purgative. The best and safest remedy iu auch cases Is that mild balsamic and delightful tonic laxative, larrant'a EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERlflN 1, whioh heals, tones and luv!gorat.-s the irrttateu in f*«tines, while It relieve* them from the morbid humors which provoke abdominal disease. Void W. T. AKER9 G. W. AKEKH. _ AKERS et> BRO.. Millers. Uiorrra, I'luituir Dsiient an General Cnminlssioit muenunu. 8fi PEACHTREE 8TREET. ATLVNTA, Oj . Orders promptly filled. Connxunientk v f.h'i.iAwSm^g THU NEW IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE ICE FROM *26 TO *75. Has been before tbe American public OVER THIRTY vcore. It bos never yet failed to give perfect satisfaction, and has justly been styled tho panacea-for all ex ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Sprains, Braises, &c., Ac., for Man and Beast. No family should bo a single day BRATfo lag Phyiiclana than any < A BIJRE 0 pBEVE > jrriVE, • * Billow—■ aud aU 4U- •- They are highly rcc- C, anil in ease* af INUI- UKMlU.v are invALUABLS. a* an APPKTIZEU and RU- CUPEBANT, and in eaie* »f GENERAL DEBILITY they For Fever and Ague 1 all kinds of work equally as well as _ ... priced machine, is duraol*, ugot running and war ranted tor five yeets. We receive almost evury day i from parties residing in the wrta of the country, unaolieiUd, v •A-Agents wanted In territory unoccupied. Address D. G. MAXWELL. General Agent, Atlanta Ga. C. BOHNEFK1.D, Funeral Undertaker, 084UB m letallc Cadets, Burial Cases & Coin, Umt Nr Tajlort (*r*ae Fraww. ■a i Diamra onsa bocsx. Mens BOD WHITE ! Bab Whit- Bab While, Bob White! Bob Whit*!| Roll White! Smoking Tobacco! MunuliiotUD-d by «f.o. ir. L.4.tv;riOHJ i; j FonKlfhom and Purity h hr* Having rveetv*Mt aud Mil.V , u MLU DlPLoklA.^, ec., at (be mb . Fmi Virginia. L.>nissan» at- • > x«- FOR8AL; K K. Hit X. ME-Xl)Oxi mb i. a Bo Ron. UN « Uty UEHKMAV a M H. B. L. DAN.N Awl Tobacco Ilmen over th* Cdi-ki hl •ot at-tf Edw art! H. Hyde, JDESSIOTSTEIFL AND Engraver on Wood, JiTLnEA TJI % «?wf. OFFICE over PHILLIPS A CREWS, comer Wlute- hall A Peachtree St*. XKTl-D YSPKPTIC, t In eaie* tf < a.,,., Btreagihccin* th« bodr.^invieoraUng .ho inind,tt^fit 1 Ir atimulant b*aa ever before bern^.jffrrtd to tha public *o I’LKASANT TO TIlR TASTE and it the «amo tlmo eonxbin- li.j *o many remedial asent.t mdnrwidhr the medlcat fraterni- traitha host known to iho riiarnxacopaeU. It :o*ta but lit tle to give them a fair Mil, ami Every Family should Ilnv© n Bottle. * * by pbyaictana >f tbo very hlfheat itandiog by the Clergy tnd Me '.coding itnomlna- aacora. tbs Mdeet Methodiet mlnlater In 8k ration of my itrengtb, and an Increase af it cmtlr debilitated, a Baaidc.l Phyaiciac ir nothing better than thi . Church, MatUhurg < Dtotriek xjznsxrstm, i •clpee wtich liter b-!'*ng.ht-ingtikahly Tonic, Stimulant, Stomachic, Car min Hive, rat ilt^ht^ l.axatlre^ The mode of jtrepariag IlaxlDR uoed thrrt luo-.r private preetlce, we take pleaeure lo rvcoraat n1in» th-m to allperauna dexlroue of Uking Bitteas, a a bnug the boat Toole aud HU mu Uni no* offered to thepub lic. FRANK O. PORT KB, Prof. Obatetrtcs and Dlaenar* of Women, CoUc*e of Pbyai- dan*, aud latci m. mb. r °* ® hoISUXIXBK Pref. Sf Obetetrlct and Dlteaiee of Wnmrn. Kt. l.mt!. Med. College. DIIAKK McDOWKkL, M. 1)., LaU Prca t. Mo. Medical College, K. A. CLARK, M. I)., Prof. 8urRerjr. SJo. Medlcn^Celleip and late Beeldeat Physl- T. J. VASTISK. 1 LUtice, liomaopethlo Medl- laaoa of Cbildreu, r Phyalology. Uoi 2 ItABTMAN, M. D.. Prof. SIMON IIIILSCII, Analrtloal C Eminent I'hyKicSiine of Chit Collect JJal... Phyaislan* end 8nrg'e. Analytical ChemUt. Chemist. ■■ri ua* ra, B ,u»e®i beat tonlo sad atimulant ublie. ^ ^ ^ ^ tbe other eflhS the pubUe tm- ^ llmlnonl PhyslcianslnCincinnati, Me>!leal Coll-se*, brarlnc ao many vaiuablo remedit.. J. L. VaxTian. M. D-. L. A. Jaaisa N- D., ?; i SeVr^^D.. i vtea 11 J.'lL RMnaN^b 1 !!,* ^'e W. ^.Sr'JoDwaaB.’ll. % li. A IWsbtv. M. D-. R. 8. Vxiai, Cherniak t\ w «»*»*», M. D . O. X. Tavum, M. D. W. McCaaruv, M, D„ P. P. Massy, M? D- U- II. J. MNaon, M. D. 8. B. TouuMo*, M. D. . Eminent Phynlclan* In Mcmphla; Th- Heme Bittrra are en invaluable remedy larla HailUai ar. -. ,!lvt aaei arlales from malarial eauaee. Ji^b^r^eTciy UMFSal, n l'.ininent l’hyniciann In PltUibM^ W. R. Cuitoa, M D., D- H. WiuaBD, it, 9- O. \i uth, Chemlat, J. H. McCuiuaSi AK, And Hundreds of OUsers l Burvee. March ft. 1 IcMABON, U. D. WEST A EDWARDS. withont tbia Liniment. The money re funded unless the Liniment is as repre sented. Po ^nre and get the genuine MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Sold by all Drnrfriatu and Country Btores, at 26c., 60c. and 91.00 per Bottle. Notice style, size of bottle, tic. AgentN Wanted I 1EKAL TERMS will be made with Agents in ah parts or the country for the sale of Hon. Alex. H. Stephens’ HISTORYGOF;THE UNITED NTATEN, Which la now in Its Second EdlUon. It la suited to all classes, general readers as w«U an etndeots in Schools and Colleges. e. J. hale a non I'uiill-hcrtt. N*. Mfirmy H mo*. New York Ctt nooLEYC “1 V-f AS T -J Powder 9KB, and the b • tWOTANiARdEAKUW POW- BKtUDr««raDLi^cltmt^^*J!! 0 ir’ ItUIqMU.I. ^mI »]-».. n*4j for Immedl.l, w. Tho OMttXASr HttrttXaforaa.no loo,UXX Torxuxa to xsr past or trx ulobk. „ ttta "a.aataat mod KaMafaL NO WANT! OF raou PKKPAKKU WITH IT. I*M .,«7»a.rt bj Olim tKS, 8till->CHANOLKEI tax BXALKB8. nooixr flt BROTHER. Manufacture,^ et HEW STREET, NEW-TOEM. jnjtRTLins ijupmoi'lb BRICK MACHINE is simple in Us mechanism, built strong end durable «ea he operated by oidlairy help. The caped- tv le 4.080 bricks an hour with ateem power or 9.480 boras power. Manufactured and sold by tbe MARTIN BRICK MACHINE (XX. CHICOPEE, MAM. S.T-1860-X. HERB §°ar.'l FRUITS, combined’ with other properties, which inUici.- uktnro nro Cathartic. Aperient, Nutritious. J - nrt l..-, Alterative and Anti-B.lionu. Tho \7holc i j y. -onervrd in a suffi cient aur.utlijr cf tplr'- :.,:u tlie SUGAR CANE to k ep theia iu c.uy climato, which makes tho f LANTATION BITTERS Bmctly as a Temperance Bitters only to bo uoed ra a medicine, and always ac cording to directions. They nro tho cheot-anchor of the feeble and debilitated. They act upon a diseaned livar, and stimulate to such a dogreo thetn healthy aclion ia at onco brought about. As a remedy to which Women arc especially eubjcct it is super seding every other stimulant. As a Spring and Sommer Tonic they have no equal. They aro a mild and gcntlo Purgativo ei well as Tonic. They purify tho b'ood. Thoy a o a splendid Appetizer. They rr ah j tho weak strong. They purify and invigorate. T'-'.ry euro -3ya- pepeia. Constipation and Ueadcchc. They act sr a epcciflc in all »pc;-!rs of disorders which undermine tho bodily Llrongth and break down the knimal apirits. Depot, 63 Park Plico, P-.r Tc.-. K jS§S ATHAIRON Only 50 Cents per Bottle. It promotes the GROWTH, PRESERVES the COLOR, nm liu'rrase* the Vlver and BEAUTY or the HAIR. Own TmnTT Yea- i aoo Y.toh’s Kathaiboic F«)R tub Hxin wan Hret placed in the market by Profetveor K i'homaa Lyon, a Rr.vdaatoof Princeton Oolletre. The name Ta derived from the Greek. "KATHnO,"■iglllfjring to elp V <y Ul rej»ter.gte, or report. The favor It haa roccived, and the popu- lariljr it hat obtained, Ir unprecedented end Incred ible it increeaee the Growth and Urauty of tho Hair. It ia » delight l dreaeing. It eradicates lloeay appeerance. 1$ ia tho iamb In QuAKTrrr |t WH> „ Ter A guARTKitof a Gem- d ie m >1.1 by all Druggicte and Coan- uuly Fifty Cent* per Houle. Woman’s Glory is Her Hair. LYON’S ATHAIRON HAGAN’S gloeay ai and Quj K Magnolia Bale A FEW APPLICATIONS AlAICi: A Pure Bloorninj Com pic.' Ills Pwtly Ycgciabi , art It* rqnnii-n is. ft.11 Excitement. HcaNt.nJ n’Ctovejall i’iot. b-1 an 1 Punplce. diapcllirg dark and unau btiy vpota. Drirva away ian. l'm-klcs and ^un- hur i. and by it* gcntlo Li t powttfOlliifiiuacf - mantle* the laded che^k with YOUTHFUL Bl.OO’f .AND BFAIH .* R-ild by all nrrggV* * 1 I’i_cy Eton On Oonelgnmcnt 18.000 POUNDS BCUI SHOOLDEIH. 80 TIERCES I.AKP,* 9S BOXES SOAP, MO Boxes TOBACCO, al grade* J. A. AH BLEY