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Pwtcwy Mv«.
The history of w, from (tie begie
ning to tho p-wwot aboamls with the
ever Maturing feat lUdt ttirre here ala ay a
existed those who would Uj the b«l
euoe of maubiml s>. (beir feet end exsut
tue obeisuoe end tribute to themselves—
thst then ire those who ooosider them
selves superior to the general mass, end
tbM they el um only wbet is their ngat in
Such exactions. Aga'U, on the oilier
Used, embraced wulnn the class whioli
renders obeireooe and tribute, are to be
found those who willingly yield ruob ser-
mss, and are sdvocsb a of it, on the soon
that “man is ineapeble of seU-govarn
ment H
To make to tplioation in our own oase,
this Oovernment hot never reen one seo-
ond of existence in whioh it is not true—
not even one second in time. Although
our forefathers, taking their fortunes in
their hands, emigrated to this lou t in or
der that they might rid themselves of
Kingiy rule, and ‘live under their own
vines and fig trees, with none to molest
or to make them afraid,” they onoon-
s.nously imported iu the same cargo a
germ of the old stock of centralism,
which cropped out at the time of framing
the Gonsdtakion of the United Stolen
Hen then lived who straggled lor a oen-
tialiud form of government, and men
live now who favor it They have no
fhtth in the power of the messes to gov-
apt themselves, and yet. strange to say,
select from those masses men whom they
contend are oapable of sneoMefnlly gov
Arrayed against these usurpers stands
the Democratic party—the parly of the
massed and declares her ability to pr
dnee not only one man, bnt by her foe
taring power to fit and endow all m«8
with the qualities requisite for self-gov
eminent, and her me. nod of doing so is
to oast opon their shoulders the mautle
of sovereignty—nay, let them letsin their
rightful sovereignly. This is the party
wnioh has our hearty support, and al
though it may make many grievons blun
den, we lay not the sin to its charge—
its principles are pure and its aims
are righteous—it means to do well, is
oapable of doing the best, and fails only
wnen bypoontes sod traitors altigu with
it, and after getting into place and power
abandon its aims and purposes. And
this oooounts for the only reaeon that it
erti is brought into judgment for mis
deeds.
To-day the Demooratio party is suffer
lng, not for its own sins, bnt for the aius
of these perjured imposten who seek
not any good for the country outside of
their own. If the party name is popu
lar, they run with it; if it becomes un
popular, they run from it, or rather, at
tempt to run it down, knowing its
strength in the minds of patriots.
Now again, another new departure is
being attempted, and unless the sturdy
•Id veterans who go for oitizsns and
States Bights stand firmly at their posts,
ths only breakwater against oentralism
will be wiped away, and with it will go
civil liberty. We exhort every Demoorot
to stand by the principles of Demooraoy,
by the name of Demi oracy, and for the
rights of the people bv perpetuating
Demooraoy.—A timla Independent
TV* IbxlcaB C»B|r«Mi
The Congress of Mexico Assembled iu
the City of Mexioo on the 1st of April,
instant, at 7J p. m. “The Two Be-
publics,” one of oar exchanges from
that oity, states that it was an ocoaaion
of some pageantry; in front of tbs build-
ing was paraded s body of troops, will
the national standard and a band of
mnsio. The President arrived shortly
after sard, sooompaoied by the mejnb* is
of the sabfMt and numerous otiier oivif
functionaries, and high ranking officers
of the army.
Bays the paper quoted from:
The galleries were crowded with prom-
inent citizens and lashionable ladies. Iu
a place set apart in the lobby, in the im
mediate front of the President of Coo-
grsse, wan the diplomatic corps, win
•ere received with due honors by Sr. D.
Juan de D. Arias, Odcial Mayor of tu
. Miniatvrio of Belaoiouaa; and in other
ioealitlea oat apart for the purpose, were
the Ayuntamieato of tho oity, the oft-
biales Mayors* of the aeveral Mioiaie-
n'os and distinguished officers of the
President, in a clear and oonoise
manner dehvsred br.efiy bnt fully on ac
count of lbs situation of ths country,
and of the labors of tho different depart
ment! of toe government, during the
Uougrasniowol vooatioc. Sr. D. Gomez
del Palooio, the President of Congress,
oriffly answered iu terse sod comprehen
sive terms, troating upon the points re
form! to by the President of (he Bepub-
hc.^ When the Chief Magistrate retired
jmuwd..
afterwarus Congress ad-
N«w Party.
The polftioal cauldron is bsginning to
boil. Already parties are st work to odd
to the effervescence. We are on the eve
of a “nt W departure. ’ Let the people re
main firm. We made a false step lest
year and Demooraoy was swallowed up.
See to it that “Jonah don't swallow the
whale this time.” As go the Democracy
of the South, so go we. But we think
toot from the bitter experienoe of the past,
thst Demcarnoy will be slow to follow an-
other ignis Jataia—Jack with the lantern
—policy. Let as cling to oar Jefferao
nian faith, and if tho chip goes down un-
dui Its Mto and triumph of centraliza
tion, let it at least be said that the Stoics’
light Dqboobsto were trap to priaalplo.
That pardsaAp revolutionize, otiauge, is
patent lo^otnuefi.' Bat these obanges
are upon local issues, not constitutional
mesaursa. A'heu the Democracy, aa
taught by Jefferson sud Ja, ksou, forgets
its time honored petbs, worships at
strange altars.
-*«“lV*Mhnft may foil >w fawning,” it
may expeottobe treated aa those who
longed for the flesh pots of Egypt. We
do not yet understand the new pro
gramme, IMl ’ intend to keep our eyes
ski .ned and our powder dry. We ad-
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Bbnb Vow Lalblg.
The telegraph announces the death of
Berea Von Justus Leibig, as occurring
at Jfaoicii Satardsy. Eerou Yon Leibig
Was one of thsmo-t eminent ohemists of
longen, 1819-22, spa at the French In
stitato. in Paris, 1822-24. Baron Von
Humboldt look notion of him and aided
him to several apta-intments daring his
early professional career. In 1846 be
was made a baron in recognition of Lie
fltoiiintoi !■’ snlsHBii, and in 1862 he
woe epi«ipp)d pro feasor St the Uliiyer-
«‘J of Muniah and" PreeMent'of ibe
Ohemioel Laboratory. He u«s published
■ specially,
a Urge number of works on bis specially,
the most /#%*» <M whioh ore bis "FU
miliar Letters,” in whioh is developer
TV# Banka wpt Law.
One of the principal reasons why tho
bankruptcy law is obnoxious to
people is the expense of the proceedings,
s large item of which is the fees charged
for proofs of debts. Judge Lowell’rre-
oeut decision iu the mb. of 8. 8. Hough
ton that a proper fee of a resitter for
oertifyiog s proof is twenty.five cents,
end that he may ohatgo ooe dollar for
preparirg the pap- r aod certifying the
ol im, will, if sustained in other district.
re inoe this expense. The registers in
this distnet have generally charged only
now established fee, but th.aie in other
districts charge frr certifying a proof
from $2 26 upward.—Button Journal
OalfvMS Deelslon.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has just
rendarad a decision which is of impor
touoe to the puMie, as confirming the
principle thst railroad corporations may
not make con tracts between themselves
that are detrimental to the poblio in
terests, and thst ooutracts whioh impair
their duties at common carriers are void
as to tho pablio, oven though they may
be enloroed aa between the two contract
ing parties.
Mt~ The LaFayette Clipper says :—
mire B-ooks, the negro who murdered
oodson Allen in Chambers county a
few moaths ago, was oonvicted of mur
der in the An* degree, at the recent
term of tho Oizoait Court at LaFayette,
and sen fenced to be hung on the 6th of
June.
Jnutcsting item#.
The malarial poison in the blood,
which onuses ague and chills and fever,
is speedily cancelled and mneteied out by
tbe use of Kreea fever touio. A box of
pills free of obarge goes in eaoti wrapper.
The remedy ia warranted to jcutaiu
neither arsenic nor stryobnine, and is
also warranted to oure ague if taken ae
directed. No risk to health or port-
monnie. No cure, no pay. Get tbo
remedy at the drug store of Bedwine A
Fox.
POM'! StiMHT TOOK TEETH,
Remember that upon their labor the
health of the stomaob depends. Keep
them perfect, nod, in order to do so
manipulate them witb a brash dipped
in the fragrant Soxodrut, onoe or twioe
a day,
Use Doaiey’s Yeast Powder if you
relish light, sweet, wholesome biscuits,
rolls, pastry, etc. Your grocer sells it
Full weight and strength.
THl CHAETXB OAK.
We hazard nothing, we think in say
ing that, all id all, it h is no equal. Ita
size, it* shape, affording the greatest
convenience, and its name oos znd dur
able veesela, entitle it to the preference
over any stove of whioh we have any
knowlea --
You who lead sedentary lira—i
tailor*, shoemakers, eto., will find a great
relief for toe constipation from whioh
you so often suffer by taking Simmon’s
Liver Reguleto’. It is a simple, harm
less vegetable oompound, sure to relieve
you, and can do no injury.
Just aa it is reoommended—Cen’ury
Whisky.
OB. TUTT’s OXLKBBATKD EXPECTORANT—
HOW IT A0IU.
First it detsohes from toe brouchial oi
wind tube* the mucob or matter which
sometimes adheres to them with tho te
nacity ol glue. Secondly, it mitigate*,
the pain and lemoves tbe constriuLiou ul
the brooouiat tunes and mueeles of tbe
chest Thirdly, it rentals the progr> ss ui
iofl.mmatiun and ussinia tho luogn to
throw off the irntatiug matter which ac
cumulated,
I attribute tbo reoovery of my ubild
from a violent attack of croup eutirey
to tbe use of Dr. Tutt’a Expectorant
Jerk Dbvok,
DrKo.b uo., Ga.
No one who haa i •eea afflicted an I have
been for several years, au.i has been le
beved aod enjoyed the excellent henlm
that I do now, could doubt for a mo
ment the wouderlul ooutr. 1 over astbuia
that Dr. Tutt’s Expectorant possesses.
Kobxet Baldwin,
An eminent minister in Alabama.
Dr. Tutt’e Bair Dye colors a beautiful
black.
Caution!
Every genuine box of Dr. IlcLane's
Liver Pills f e ns ths signature of Flem
ing Brothel?, Pittsburg, Pa., anu their
private U. 8 it imp. fitorToke no other.
The market A fall of imitations.
it u tbe p jpmar verdict that people
■no nave oeen accustomed o tl e use of
hitters ar cordials, ere obliged, evemu-
Uy, to reeort tc McLean’s Liver Pills
;or pormanoL. rahe'
ZACKZOZ’S ZAUAM
Uonquem poison, masters ptiu, ondtinlv
toe es tho sufferer's gain.
Hamilton's Buohu and Dandelion is
taking the pltoe of nil other diuretia
remedies. The intrinsic merit of the
preparation has gamed lor it a deserved
reputation as the best remedy for oil
diseased conditions of tbe kidneys und
liver ever presented to the publio. Any
physician uan tell you that the ingredi
ents In this orepuration form a valuable
epui
Alterative find 01 >od .ponder, removing
through the healthy actioff of tho kid
neys, liver and bowels tbe impurities ol
tbe ilood. Buy the remedy at Bedwine
A Fox’s.
FILLET’S FAMOUS
For over FORTY YEARS this
PURELY VEGETABLE
LIVER MEDiJlNE hu prorad itself to b« the
GREAT UKFAILINO SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint and ita painful off#print, RTS*
PKPalA. OONHTIPATION, Jaundice, BUione at
tache, 8IOK HRADaCUK, Colic, Depression of Bplr-
ita. BOOB 8TOHAUH, Heartburn, CHILLS AND
FETEB, Ac., Ac.
After years of careful experimente, to a
greet and argent demand, we now produoo from
original Genuine Powders
THE PREPARED,
tiee, and offer it in
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
fhe Powders, (prloe aa before 8 LOO per package
LIVER REGULATOR anlega in out engraved wrap
per, with Trade mark, Btempe and Signatures un
broken. None other ia genuine.
J. H. ZEIiaIN A OO.,
MACON, Ga.. and PHILADELPHIA.
BOLD BT ALL DBPOOIflT
TIIE GREAT
Southern Remedy
diseases analog from an impure condition of the
blood.
The merits of this valuable preparation art so wall
xuown that a naming notior le but necesaary to re-
Hind the readers of this iournal ot the neoeeaity of
always having a bottle of this medicine among their
stock of family ncoeeelUee.
Certificates oau be presented from many leading
i uysioiane. Minis tore,and heads of families through
out the Booth, endorsing it in the Highest terms,
fhe Fluid Extract of Roeadalia.
DR. R. WILSON CARR, of Baltimore, «yi “be
is used it in eacaa of Borofnie and other diseases,
with much eatlsfaot. .4."
a. T. O. PUGH,«. Baltimore, reoommenda it to
aH persons aufferiug lh dleeaaed Blood, laying it
superior to any pn rj cation he he# ever used.
Rkv. DABNEY BlL «of the Baltimore M. B. Oon-
fereuoe Booth, says h. '.u been so much benefited
by Ms un that he chi ’fully reoommeads it to ail
his friend* a*d acqaaii 1 toes.
GRAVEN k 00.. Dya ikte. at GordonevlUe, Va.
•aye it never Ailed to a ia*tlsf»c|ion.
SAMUEL O. Mo FAD '.W. Murfreesboro Tenn.,
it cured him of rhei jstiam when all else fhlied.
spaoe admit, e could give you teetlmo-
•vary fkate in the South from person?
known to every man, woman and obtld. either pet
seually or by refutation.
Romdali# is eold by ail Draggle is.
.LEMKNTB, A GO., Baltimoss, Bole Proprleto ,
JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 Oniuoi Plaob jell
orLW helaaale Agenov
says it
Did 0
nooLEYC
_ YEA S 7-J?
PowdeR
- Article prepared tor making light,
wheieeome nad delleleas BIHCUITS, KOLlk
BREAD, DRIDDLK nod other CAKKH, dm., Ae. *
lllalnfhlllMo, aodalwave ready far ImmedlaU
■ae. TkabeM. YEAHT POWDER forme en iang SKA
YOTAGES to AMY PART BF THR GLOb"
It u eonvenlent ond eranamiml. NG WASTI
JF FOOD PREPARED WITH IT. gold everywhere
by GROCERS, SHIP-CHANDLERS nod DEALERS.
DOOLEY de BROTHER, Manufacturers,
WHOLUALS DEPOT,
«f BMW STREET, NEW-TOMA.
ARE MADE SOLELY BY THE
Excilsior Manufacturing Co.
BETTER COOKING*
Doing it QUICKER end CHEAPER
ABB ALB AYS
LOW-PfUCk 1. t.ELfABLS
And opert e p
~WSJT
zOOOKING CHEAP
Always Warrautd
Hold b.y
L. B. LANGFORD,
Atlanf.Oeergin.
SOUTHERN TERRA COTTA WORKS
npHI nndereignad nave tneir works in full opera-
X tlon and are now prepared to receive orders for
all kinds of
TKRRA COTTA WORKS
wdowoav*
Enrichments for Oornloea, such aa
rackets# Medallion,
And everything in the Architectural Una.
ifff.
_ JrVffrjBTe mu.
SE WeIlPIPEI
From S mohee to 80 inches In diameter, 'Also,
Interior Decorations, such aa
h’eatre Piece*, .Cornices, Etc.
We will guarantee all the work that we 1
to execute to give entire satisfaction.
FEI4WUW » GIORGL
Two Daily Cornectioos
Blue Mountain Route
V I A
8K1.MA, ROME, AND DALTJfi
Kuilroad and U* Cenneotlens.
ST XRflES
1 P. M.. making dose connection with
Nup 3U>mrt(8tmtni*.
INHALING SYSTEM
UADOD VO I
oomsultatiox ran and mow his ovnos.
to ran
NATIONAL HOTEL, ATLANTA, Oi
■one te bring his Skill With la React
•f the People,
vnu u wxxx asMAiM cam
X TH hl ]OtlX«
IdGtteis on Prevalent IMseaneft
tl»at affect the American
Nation.
■YlIK TORTS OF CHRONIC
BY DR. J. A. JONS .
ATARRH,
Asthma, bronchitis, Traohetls, Lay ring*? is. Con
u> tl d ^ rMri| * d b J 4 that
“•dies are reduced to warm spray-
•P« ciRe n their nature; they '■eech the whole
hoe at every breath • they .re carried di
et tbe bioo without having to go through
the process of digestion; « oiy oertsiu prepared
reirodU • oap be used by tki' syeteqi.
A >sw ailed family dortora are experimenting
with th< labeler, and thetr oauetioe, iodines and
other re lice of barbarism neouliar to that uraotlf
The reeuit le, thev ere destroying the reputation _
the only system that will cure throat diseases. Only
oertalu mild reu- ediee cau be token into the lungs,
and tb< v are not kept by jraggiete nor known to the
—ageggjo,.
the hand -he* vy, dull aohlng ever the
eera, dolineee of henrlug} t
oration collects in middle ear, eloeiag op tb
taehia?> tubes, producing deafness, the lining _ _
brans being tbe same fiom the bead through the
It becGittes virulent igf the no«e eomeUmi
teg A tenderness, or producing offensive
breaUi, dleeharges of vaUovrtsh matter and scabs
the shape of the nostrils, 01 if the partition bona
ia only affected, then the isobars are 1st. and
whan they discharge; which 1* generally aft#
ertioa, the noae la open, *he pal tent breethea
eeMl/nnC UM b«4 feeM mar* ol#ar-the hog*
Th, ofiuitn •OtoU in wklck to.UQfurtuut. 0*1*,
“ - to*
WANTED.
HAINES’ IIIERLIIEAI) INTEREST TABUS.
6. 7, 8, 9 and 10 p
These Tables are at once*
— _ — — figures yet pre-
unieo. They retaM at Gl 50, and will sell readily
any intelligent business n aa who can be uiduted
West End Floral Garden.
£ BWIN A THURMOND, Panrairroaa.—Are pre
pare 1 to furuieb Burubbe.y, Rot Hf-uee and
Bedding Plante of all vtrieUes. A call in person
e most tosildious. Orders by mail at-
tl O. O- IF 1 .
T he obdeb of pboceiiucn. o.n avruBDxi,
96tb met., will be aa follows t
Matt* Odd Fallow, 11.11,00 Mulatto atrwt,at
10 o'clock; form tbe proceaatou an d march up Brood
•tnot fo Mltekoll, ap Mitchell to lolcn, thiough
to Whitehh'1. through * htteball to Alabama,
down Alabama to Load, through Lo,d to Decatur,
ap Drcatur to Martatla. op Peachtraa to Jucct.au.
up Broad t j Mart-tta. thcuco to th, Capitol.
Addraaa bj OoL J.uaa D. WaoDaxm.
Cltioaoa gooctallj lurltod. Oallarj for rlaltora.
eprn.lt W. F. MdlAMlZL. Marahal.
Noxicii
GOOD MEN WAX,ED.
Apply to
aprZA.lt
. HOWABD * |0pj*
*A Mpflotta ttlr-et.
GUANO UKPOT.
J. 8. Built, oi QhirUilofi.
P LANTERS can be supplied with the following
BTAADARD FERIlLlZEUB. at the low«et
prices at which they can be prepared for market
attest .q»bwy Jgfgte* ie» (tevembm. teJJ, or
cotton will bn received in pecmsnta* fffken eenta
(t^MpewM on the ffa«Ji w^en of <bww Yort
ftlftlllUYim OCANO
cffissfeis:--
PHCEN1X GUANO,
S diepatch. Liberal lerma will be made witb
■ airr agents to eeU the above Pe/UJiha*>ra.
A. AJUtLEY,
MmMnknt
I>eMirut>ie ReNideuco lot*
Bent.
Tits bouse i-oDUina a'x rooms, all asLaesary out-
buildn.ga, apkndui water in the yird, fluwrn, and
i at aa sore of garden vegetables plant'd.
Tlic plikce :e near Decatur, fl- e miles from At-
nto, and in the n oghborboo-i of Rfrkwood. It ie
imiuediatoiy ok me Gaor*la R I roS'l, an<l toe Ac
commodation train stops daily in I rout of the house.
CtT* Wood prlvilegts on the place.
SW Trrma, $lb p-r moctri
•W Appiioan • 'oust come
Apply et
a PM «•-
A PURE STIMULANT.
Oenturv Wlalsl5.-v,
F
KRBUNB in deiL-sto health, often find It difficult
ititain a Pure Bttmulent wh«n prescribed by
their Phyt'CLau, aud it is for Druggist*
Bend for s pamphlet containing Iu record.
DiMNoiutioii.
aolve-1 by mutual oonari
will settle all claims egalnat
Atlanta, Os.. April M, 1873
Kdw card U. Hyde,
Z3E|SXC3-Isr53I=L
AND
Engraver on Wood,
AT LA A TA % GA.
OFFICE over FHILL1FA A CREW‘8, corner White
hall A Peachtree rits.
labmt
««teiaet 9:80 A. M.
", does oonueotlom
Iroad, arriving at
v,ct.c,u
ALBO, make dose connection at OALEKA with
trainm of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv
ing at
Montgomery 8:98 A. M.
TffiO *- M.
NewOrleana 1:10 R,
The Road haa been reoentlv equipped and
equipment la uot surpassed by any in tha tenth
for etrength aud beauty of flnlah.
Mg- No ohanga of oars between Rome and Helm a
PtLLMAN PALACE CARS
run through from BOMB VIA SELMA to VIGR.
BURG without ohanga.
W. k A. R. B., make oloee oonnectloua at Rome w
PAST EXPRESS TRAIN
Selma, Roma k Dalton UaMroart, arriving al
Selma at 19:90 A. M
Fare as lowaa bv any other Roam.
AT Purchase Tickets via Kingston at tha Ganar
Ticket Offloe
JOHN B. PBOK,
General Passenger Agent, Patoua* Ala,
G. BARNEY,
General Super in tendent
WESTEBII41TUNTIC fiAIUWG
ohanfie of Solxedulo.
OS AND AFTER hUSDAT, ;«lk IS8T,
BlUBr FABflENOEB OUTWiBD
leave Atlanta | ; io p a
eat Dalton t, 1.98a ■
Arrive at Chattanooga. 8:Aft a no
Will leave Chattanooga...
p alilve nuisance, which persons of both i
re. on aooount of this barbaroua and offensive die
*a*» # called oZOEMA, whioh baa bow assumed a
TatHary form of cauoer, destroying everything but
thi> outside skin, letting the nose sink in, extending
to the throat, destroying tbe voloe, ete.. when tee
dlMW. la oollod Iorjnjltu, TtoofiMo, Iraq,hltlq.
OZOHNA.
AN OFFENSIVE DISEASE IN THE
KOBE.
EMPORIUI, ”
Corner ivtarietta and. T=©ao3atree Ste.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLL,AMS WORTH OF CHBAP
AND ELEGANT OFFICE, CHAMBER AND
PARLOR FURNITURE
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
260 Complete Bed Room Salt* from $40 to $500.
100 Parlor Suit* iu Hair, Cloth, Wool znd Silk Bapa znd Torziza Brooko-
toll* znd Satina, Plain, Piped or Puffed. Manufactured Hff.RF. and WAR
RANTED TO STAND.
IZ THIS BR4BCH WE KEIF MO OLD (TOOK MOB BIXLEZ, ALL ODB GOODS ABE EBESMAMZ
DESIBADLE, kBOM THE BAFDB OTODB DFHOIATEB8.-TBE LABUEST
HOOK Of OOMMOM AMO MEDIUM FUEKIIOKE
ET XOIALLT ADAPTED
TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE,
To whom we tun give the Loweat Figurea. All enquirira promptly anavrrad.
1.000 Cheap Bedzteedz from $3.50, Upward*.
8.000 Chain from 60 Cent*, Upward*.
And ararytbirg Urazlly znd UNUSUALLY kept in a fiat and EVERY OTHER
CLASS Furniture Home. Abo. the Oalobratad
MEW YuliB VIA MottaVILUL
Leave Ailauia a
Arrive at Chattanooga -....4:98 p mi
DAY PABMENUER IN WARD—THROUGH FROM
NEW YORE
Leave Chattanooga. ...Ji48 a
Arrive at Deiton | : oi a
Arrive alAliento 1:48 p
E. B. VAIJ
aprd.iw
On Oonelcnment
18,000 POUNDS BULK nHOULDEBS,
4o TISRCCH i.vuD.
•”V Kr.«*S LoAnD.
Ml b« Xfe.it \NDI.EB,
A* hOXElv If HP.
M-9 UvXL* 1ORAC0O. aU graded
hlAtj
Corner p
J. A. AXBLHT.
12,000.000 CRUS l
Cheap (Farms!
The Cheapest^LanU in Mter^t. for
Halt thft
UNION PiClFIC MUROM UOMPINT.
INTHEIORRAT PLATTgl TALLEY*
3,000,000 Acres la CENTRAL BIBB ARK A.
dow for sale In tracts of forty acme and upward* or
five anu ton ysfira’ credit at 8 per oeai. so admass
interest required. MUu and haalihtui climate, fer
tile soil, an abundance oi good water. The Beet Mar
ket in the Weal | Ike great Mining regioaa of
Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada, ketag sup
plied by tee former* in the Flails Vedej.
HOLD lEflSfe El TITLED TO A HOM1BTBAD Off
The beet ioeaUoae for Ooioaies. Ffiee hem is for
all. Millions of Acres of choice Government Leads
open lor entry ander the Uomaetead Law, Bear tufa
Great Railroad, with good market* and aU the asm
ventyacee of an old sealed c uutry.
Free peases to purcheearo of Hedroad 4wi
Meetionai Map*, -.bowing tea Und. also new adl~
K oi Descriptive Pamphlet wUu new Mage matted
•very wh*re. Addrese, O- W. DA\ Id.
Land CommUaioi-er U. F. B. R., Omaha, Nte.
udntod with hloo^*and matter; edesaa weight and
juR sohliig over the eyas headache, toes of memory,
giddiness, eto. This disease la often caused by beg-
leered oolda, by euppreaaad skin dieeaeca, aorofuia,
scarlet fever. Psorueia, Syphilis, and other oobta-
gious dlsraeee, and is ltaeir oontoglous. It ofteu ex
tends to tee throat, pruduoing hoarseness, bron
chitis an CONSUMPTION. Ii ia a tertiary form $f
oanoer, DEHlltoYING tee NOhH and THROAT
whe.i too long u. gleotod. DR. JONES ia tee ONLY
Peysiotan in tee United Stales wbo thoroughly ufi-
dvrsunda curing this dangerous ilimirt. ke "
atroya the offiiualvesmellte FIVE MINUTES,
relieves the sufferer in every way AT ONGH and
LURE8 be dtae .ae in a short time k‘u, tele
olseaae Dr. Jcuea haa spealal iattramento with
whioh n> apply tits speoUo rsipeofea to the spot.
Naaal Douches and ofitfirrh remedies generally
drive this disease to the lungs mors quickly.
LETTER No. 8.
Bf OH* J. A.yJOlMICb, of IsURdUB
SYMPTOMS OF THE THROAT.
A collection of tenacious slimy secretion foiling
down into the throat and t rewn eut-iioaiiug,
rasping, fioarseneae and sorapiog l» hasp open
wiuU-pipe; difficult breathing, oyRfaaaiou and a
nees under tee brseat-bene j tenderness tu the
ido; rheuineuopabis betw wn tee eooaldera, i
•Ck on taking oold: pmptuteoo of tea haart; tor-
pld livar; aomstimes yeUaw oompiemen; g<
lull aud baavy feeilug; ax trams abort usee or o
iur ul wind; yawning, gaping, hasping mouth
to breathe; dial race, ateepbwe nights; worse
I/lag dowa. and it now terminates attbar U
sumption of the Longa, or follow, the Maodke
‘ raue through tee whete aUmeeiary sad aad urinal
o-vnal, oauaing Dyspepsia, Ooetlveaees, Hies, Inia-
maUon of tee bladder; trouble la tea Urinary Or-
(and la women, nearly tee whete tenia *4
nree tela dangarwtisand __ _
Jcrleu gyetem—aalag epartRe naanjeineehgowa ealy
t bimaeli, applied te the diseased earfsoe, la the
f< rai of spray. Me relieves the sufferer in a few
miDuiee, sbd supplies tee patient with ail that is fit
qnired te finish the oure at home.
SYMTOMS OF CATARRH
Prevalent la Anserine and Europe,
l Of TBfi Hras. —Tingling, itching, with a seats
e dryueee and obatraction of tee uoea sueealmi,
n ouiug at a watery eaera.iooi ae R program aa, tea
•* oretiou baoomaa mfiooua, satire obstruction of
one or bote nostrils, hawking, ueailng e. ths throat
coughing, efio 9. Catar> h of the Cheat prevails ad
* ^ - tmad. aad to sailed tediAuaa*
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The Gras teat Invention of tha Age. The CLEANEST, OOOLEffT, aad M OFT DELIGHTFUL BSD ta Use,
Partiea ia aearoh of FLBNITUR1 will find it decidedly to thetr advaalage ta GALL, and waj
either to eeU yon. or make eoaw other Deals* “GABVB SIR PRI0EI» >( aad grit Ms teeth,
event we will he the eieaak of eaviag yoa fatly 10 per oeal.
Al»-
T. H. SHOOK.
M. T. CASTLEBERRY.
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KILIM CORN I
ftpHU
meat.imad; there it oppression £S,ZS
i, rawuera aad burning ot the teroaa. Rot .
altar a oopiuue se reUon of mucous, whioh may be-
04>me opaque oe frathy. dtffiomty of heiufihMff, fate
iu the ae*d and dull leelibgs, a eaaea of aoi eases,
axil adlng ander the hraam bone to tea atamate pit;
*i»e ..uof ouugbUg amy nosaaisu vomits, operas-
•ion, proeirauou; as tea die*see progresses, tee
epsta becomes ropy and vLoid. This disease is
o’Usd the Grippe .y some. Catarrhal teiametlon
the ear peseag**, w*iery eyes, fistula, laorytaalls.
dim uses ol vision, ete.
HUPFUEttevD CATARRH may prod
tion of the lungs, brain or «yaa. or give
matin. , nervous disorders, weeping, m
more aad ouavaiatuBS, irowmmaa ehUl. ....
lug, twitching, paly nation af the h*art, ete. When
tue fioatal sinews above the eyre, posterior aad an
terior nasal paaaagro, heooaM clogged up, aad era#
the antrum or onvtty of the che«k hone beooaiw
fi< led, or partly* tt ofieu produeee a praaeam oa tei
a parts, and pains ilka the
t u. which Mciwu th> wax; a dryuaw IMLwb.
bardaeae et hearing, rearing, baaatag, aiugiag
wbietUag, cracAia., #be nagiag t batta, fiadVS
bar aotsee, which vary, aad which are staple effeeto
aad when tee oauee to removed, the efftetk mace,
•tea hardness of kcaring increases with swab gaud.
Di Jeuss haa made cut steading ef ev
ary name a apeelaity fid hto tfa, mhegi pea
jared, and parteraM %u tes mere diHsah and Rah-
.aie apetekopf te fnrrery, lapestoH/^of tea eye,
Arte diom. Uftoafcraduateof he kttaihif
on- gee Ta\urope find America, aad hlacUptedt V
k>s asnirt saetaaded la kto offtoa.
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BOOT, SHOE AJND HAT ST0H£*
JUST OPENED AT
75 •WTalteH.aAl Street.
BARRETT, COKER A CO.
W E Beg to announce ta the alttoipa af Atlanta that wshwra opsasd at tea iaimk Bokhara named an be
elus'vaiy ,
BOOT, SHOE JUSTJD JTAT STORE.
WK pfopooakMptaf *M#MaaaUOOD0, wbltowatootiaall aatovaaaaifiazaato to*0tl|. Otn aa a Mt I
BAKRETT.iCIOKRR A CO. ,
JAMES A. GRAY.ft OO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL !:
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DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
194 It 196 BROAD STREET, A00D8TA, Oa- ■
LARGEST AND MOST ELEQANTCSTOCKS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
•Mob ton too* eeee waatw*. aa« *»li» too* 1
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