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THE RECORD. A Live Country Newspaper. Pnbliihed Every Saturday Morning by W. S. D. WIKLE 6c CO. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One copy, one year $2.00 One copy, six mouths 1.00 Ton copied, In clubs, one year, each 1.60 Single copied Beta All anbebriptiona invariably in advance. No name eutorad upon the Hat until tho suboerlp- tiou is paid. RATES OF ADVERTISING. a m. | ifsrr ior t 1.00 ft 2.50 6.00 12.00 Hixi 16.00 IB b0. 25.00 $ 5.00 t 8.00 $ 12.00 20.00 80.00 40.00 15.00 40.00 65.00 45.00 G5.00, 120.00 Professional and Baaiuoaa Cards of one inch or ieae, (12 per annum, payable quarterly in advance; six mouths, (8. All advertise ments dno after first insertion. ClllJUCll DIRECTORY. Baptist Ciirncti.—Regular Services, 1st and 3d Sundays in each month. Rev. Court ney Brotvn. Pastor. Sabbath-school at 0 o'clock, A. M. Mrthodist Clinton.—-Services at 11 o’clock, a. m. ami 7 1-4 o’clock, i*. m. every Sabbath; Rev. Win. II. I.nPrnde, Pastor. 8abbath»school at 9 o'clock, a. u. PRKsnvTr.m ax Ciii’bcii.—Services 1st and 3d Sabbath every month, Rev. It. K. Taylor, Pastor, Sabbath school at 9 o’clock, Musoul**. * Cai.ri>oxia I.odue, No. 121, F. & A. M.— Regular communication, the 8il Friday night in each month. J. S. Sunns, W. M. N. M. WntoiiT, Secretary. » (iood Templars. Cedau Vaulby I.odok, No, 303. I. O. G. T - -Meets every Friday night (except 3d Friday,) J. K HOU8EAL, W. C. T. J. A. Liddell, Secretary. Grnnge. Coiqutt ClnAKoa, No, 20—Regular meet ings Saturday before the third Sabbath in each month. Our Agents. eatherston, Lime Branch. Patiillo, Taylorsville. W. P. West Esorn Hill. SA 11 KD\Y MORNING OC T. 81, 1874. L O O A. X, IT! 3 M S. Wo ore nnthorizod to announce the name of Judge T. L. PIT 1’MAN us n omdidnto for reoloction to tho offico of Couuiy Treasurer, ut tho election to bo held on tho first Woiluosiluy iu Jnnuary next. Out. 28, 71. To the Public.—1 hereby announco myself u candidate for Shot ill’of Polk county, subject to the primary elec tion next Tuesday. C. P. GORDON. By referonoo to nuotllor part of this paper, it will bo Boon that our townsman, C. P. Gor don is a candidate for ,Sheriff. This, wo believe, is tho third cadidato for that offico iu the field. We are authorised to announco Mr. W. F. TREADAWAY as a candidate for Tux Collector of Polk county. Election 1st Wednesday iu January next, td We are authorized to announce M' . JOHN L. CARTER for Tax Collector, subject to tho primary election to bo held on next Tuotday. Fello\v-( ifiy.ens of Folk Co. I have lived iu this county ever einco its formation. Never held a public office in my life, nor Bought one. Havo always voted for such men and measures as in my judgment were best calculated to promoto tho ends of froQ government. Being now sixty years old, and never having thrust myself upon the people, I trust I may bo pardoned for adopting this method of announcing myself a candidate for Tax Collector, subject to the primary election, to be held on the 1st Tues day in November next. JOHN WllIGHT. Bonis and Shoos vary ohoup at Govau’s, Rome. Batchelor Brogans $1,50. C t Jon Pn in ting.—We have mado ar rangements to havo Job work of all kinds done, iu the very best style, and at tho lowest prices. Send in your orders. Legal blanks furnished to order. . Ladies if you want a stylish hat, go to Wright’s, he has them trimed to order by Mrs. O'Connor, of Atlanta The prettiest line of prints to bo found in town is at Wright’s. If you want to buy clothing and hats cheap, give AVright u call. The cheapest and best assortment of lady’s and ghu tie men’s shoes and boots is at Wright’s. NtEDLES for all kinds of Sowing machines; Singer, 05ctB per dozen—all oth ers 80 cents. Will send needleB by mail on receipt of price. W. 11. WIKLE, CarterBville, Ga. • Wo call attention to Judge Pitt- mau’s card, to bo soeu olsewhoro in this paper. Tho Judge has mado us a good officer, ns is shown by his books, and the recommendation of all tho grand juries. Should ho bo elect ed, bo will doubtless coutiuuo to dis charge tho duties of tho offico faith fully. Tho largest and finest lot of Cali coes iu Codartown just recieved at tho Cherkeo Irou Co. Store. Calicoes of extra width, something ontiroly new, just reoieved at Cherokee Iron Co. Store. A largo lot of ready-made Clothing, boots, shoes nnd hats at Cherokee Irou Co’s Store. A largo lot of Liusaya and Flannels in great variety at Cherokee Irou Co. Store. London skirts, aud Hoop skirts in great variety, at Cherokee Iron Co. Sotro. Mr. G. W. Feathorston, one of our prominent merchants, had his right hand very badly torn up iu his cotton gin, on last Monday. Ho is doing as well as could bo expected, and it is hoped that he will not loose tho use of it. Wo sympathise with him iu this affliction. Wo understand that Messrs. J. E. Houseal and E. K. Heudorsou have formed a copartnership ns associate Principles, with the iutcntiou of builil- iug up a school of soiuo credit to the town and community, if the citizens will lend to their offorts a joint sup port, uml harmonious co-operation. They proposo to iutroduco a means by which the people can odu. ate their childien nnd wards at a diminished cost, and an English education placed in tho inch of tho most destitute They hopo to ho able to submit the. plun to tho public at an early day Trammell said in Romo that “no uinn could receive tho nomination un less he could show tho 'collar marks.’ ” Wo presumo ho mount tho “collar marks" made in tho servioo of tho Ring. Vote for Felton. Eot everybody—every friend of truo Democracy—mako a strong pull and a pull all together, for Fulton on next Tuesday. Hurrah fur Felton ! I! Remember, it iH contrary to law to havo any spirituous liquors at O^about any voting place on election day. Maiuuei).- At tho residence of Mr. Charles 11. Wood, thy. I.rulo’u.father, in this county, on Tuesday tho 27th inst., at 2 o’clock r. m., by Rov. J. WJ Trawick, Mr. J. E. Good of Cartersvilie Ga., to Miss Fannio Wood. Printers fee recieved in nice samples of cako, with compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Wood. Wo wish tho now m u ried couple a prosperous and hap py life, and that tho 'old folks may never regrot having given their (laugh- tor to Mr. Good, aud wo don't think they will ever have reason to regret it, for wo know him to bo a good young man. To the Voters of the 7th Hist. A consciousness of tho fact that tho electiou to bo bold next Tuesday will decide a question of vitnl interest to tho great mass of the voting popula tion iu our district, prompts mo to write this urticlo. You will bo oallod upon to decido whether you will sub mit longer to tho mandates of offico seeking politicians irrespective of the dictates of your own judgment, or break through tho poworful ring, that has so long encircled you, aud by vot ing for tho man of your choice, declare yoursolvos. freemen. By voting for Col. Dabney,t lie ring which ondoavor- to force Col. Trammell upon you will bo triumphant, and you simply ac knowledge your inabilities to judge for yourselves. Tho uiisorrblo subter fuge resorted to by tho Romo con vention iu taking Trammell down aud putting Dabney in the field, is too thin. The toll you they havo acceded to your demands in removing tho obnox ious candidate, and giving you a good man; and by this dodge, vainly hopo to decoy you from tho man of your choice, tie you on to Dabney, aud build up tho declining fortuuos of tho Brown Trammell ring. It is claimed that Col. Dabney is not a ling man, that ho is uo politician, and belongs to no clique or faction. In reply to this, wo ask, whore did Col. Dabney stand when Trammell was the so called nom inee ? If ho did not belong to tho ring, why did ho support Trammell when tho pooplo, in their might, were rising against him ? If Col. Dabney is such a good man, and so unobjec tionable in every respect, why was ho not nominated at Calhoun ? Was ho not as well known then us now ? It is ovidonco to every thinking mind, that ho belonged to tho faction that supported Col. Trammell, else why did not tho Romo convention nominate Dr. Felton, who tlioy must havo known was a man accoplahln to tho people in every way ? Because Dr. Felton was opposed to rings, aud tho politicians wore dotominod to rulo or ruin. And now, fellow-citizens, when Dr. Felton has fought your light, when lie has wielded tho political battlo-axo in your defense, and broken down the strong walls of political corruption which surrouudod you, exposing tho Iraud aud trickery by which these combinations aro kept up, is it right to desert him? Now is tho timo for you to act, only one more plank re mains to buoy up tho miserable hull of a boat iu which political Tricksters have been llouting into office. And it is in your power, by one ui«>ro mighty effort, to break this last prop from under it, and sink it so deep that tho most hungry office seeker of the fut ure will never bo able to 4 rcuurroet i(. Then strike while tho iron is hot, mako ono more dosporato charge upon tho ring. Acquit yourselves like men de termined to bo free. Listen not to tho syren voice of tho Dabney faction. Vote for Dr. Felton and tho victory is yours. Quin Nuo. Hurrah for Felton ! 1 ! ! 1,000,000 Dry Hides; 100,000 Sheep Skins wanted by M. F. Govan & Co., Rome, Ga. Rubber over-3hoes and boots at Cherokee Iron Co’s. Store. Professional 1 Cards. K. W. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CEDARTOWaY, GA. P ROMPT attention given IV Claims. Office with Ivy F. Thompson, Hast sldo Court House square.' oct 17, 74 Wm. M. SPARKS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, J. It. II A II B K It, Notary j^ciblio ATTORNEY' AT LAW, (’I'diiilownrdJn. P ARTICULAR attention given to Inking Depositions nml ooHcolion of claims, KING & iflfXIiS, ATTOh’NEYS AT LAW Ci'iliutimn, Gn. O FFICE in Court Hbuse. Juno 20 W. r. r t it \ Eli, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ccilnrlown, Ga. O FFICE over Dr. It ecru’s Drug Stove. juno 20 IVY F. THOMPSON, Attorney nt Ijiivv, CEDARTOWN. GA. ^^FFICE —East hLIo Court House square. WOFFORD & MILNER, AT rc).1INKYS ATLAAV Curtcrsvillc, (in. ^ ^FFICE In Bank Building. juno 20 <;i;x. w. t. worronn, John ii. wiki.n. WOFFORD k WIKLE, A T T O 11 N E Y 8 AT L A W and Real Estate Agents. C.I IiTERS F/Ll.E GA. R. R. THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, gedarto mw, a a. O FFICE over Dr. Kfftsc'a Drug Store. juno 20 Drs, Liddell & Richardson, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, CiMlaiiovi'ii, Gn. jl/TAV lio found iu tlioil* olllou n! all hours 1\ L \vlion not profosaionally engaged. Dr. C. H. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon, Legal Advertlsemonts. Not ice to Debtors & Creditor*. A LL persons having claims ngainit the eslato of M. L. Marlin, deceased, nro hereby voquostod to present them to tho undersigned, in due form of law, for anttlo- numt, and all parlies imlcplod lo said oslnto are notified to mako Immodiato payment, as (ho business must he wound up promptly. R. W. WHITEHEAD, Ool. 10, 1874. Excoutoi*. Adiiilnifttintor’s Sale. G EORGIA, POLK COUN IT. Agreeable to an order of iho court of Ordinary of said county, will ho sold beforo tho Court House door, in Codartown, Bald county, on the first Tuesday iu November next, be tween tho legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: Lots of laud Non* 338, 330 and ono half of 4(11, in the 2l*t district 3d section of said county, containing 100 acres, more or loss. Also, lots of land Nos. ‘123, *267, 231, 2(13, 233, 331, 310, 87, 477, 209, 20 ft. 330, 288. 187, 88, 83 and 232, in the 21st. district and 3d sect ion of said count v. Also, lots Nos. 28(1, 141). 607, 200. 187, OIL 1)92, 1142, 1012, 287. 1027, 950, 1020, 600, 3 ami 607, In the 18th district Rdsoollon of said county; also five aoros iu Iho south-west corner of lot l0 f», iu tho 18th district of the 3d section of said county. Also, lot No. 733, iu tho 1st district aud 4th section of said county. Also, fbts Nos. 398 and 76, in tho 2d dis trict nnd 4III section of said county. Also, two lots iu tho town of Rookmart; lot Nt). (I in block A, fronting 30 foot on marble street and miming back 125 foot; lot. No. 7 in block A, fronting 20 feet on marble Biroot and running back 126 foot. Bold as the property of James M. Ware, deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Tortus Cash Oct. 20, 187 4. .1. L. DUPREE, Admr. Slicrill' Nnlo for Novriiihor. W ILL ho sold, before* tho Court Ilouoo door, in Codartown, Polk Comity, Qn. on Iho first Tuesday in Novombnr next, within tho legal hours of sale, tho following property : Lots of land Nos. 857. 853, 865. 861, and half interest In lots Nos. 848, 817, and aud 857, in (lie 21st district aud 3d hoc- of Polk county, as the properly of .las. lever, by virtue of a Ii fa issued from Polk Superior Court in favor of Jane B. ’• s, vs. said Dover. Levy nmdo by Ibr- loputy ShorilV. oi, at the satito litno and place, lot of land No 313, in the 2d district and IIh i Polk county, as tho properly Balt iigor Gravelly, by virtue of two .lustlee fit las In favor of Simon Marks, said Gravelly. October 3, 1871 BURBANK & JONES* Codartown, * Georgia, DKALHU.3 tit Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, VARNISHES, KEROSENE, LAMPS. Everything Fresh and Pure I I* 13 I t 1* IT M U It Yj LILY Wllirii, SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES GENERALLY. GENUINE GOLDEN BELL COLOGNE Always on hand. JJjToollt, Hail* ami Nail Brushes, Combs, oto. ' Qmn: uilurtowt ! rcHidonoo, < Dr. L. S. LEDBETTER, SURGEON DENTIST CcMlai'ftoWn, Ga. In obediouoe to tho bohust of uur Most Worthy Chief, Immaculate Ben edict and Grutid Mogul; n mootin'' of lodge No. 1,1 O. O. B. ‘Was hold nt thoir hall on Friday, Oct. 24th, nt 10 o’clock, i*. m. Business of groat importance, involving momentous is sues and possibly fatal consoqnoncos to our order, being beforo tho body, tho ordinary business was dispersed with, and tho following resolutions introduced by Louis S. Lodbottor: Whereas, Charges of a very griov- otts nature, accompanied with all uoc- ecsary specifications havo boon profor- ed against two of our number, to-wit, Joseph H. Dodds aud Wm. N. Griffuth, and Whereas, It doth appear from ovi donco submitted, aud tho coufossion of those disorderly members, that they, tho said Joseph H. Dodds aud Wm N. Griffeth, have been guilty of kuow- iugly and wilfully violating thoir most solemn obligations to this order, iu that they have, iu opposition to tho repeated, earnest remonstrances .of our sui villanco committee, leagued with tho enemy, aud committed tho offence of matrimony; thereby bring ing reproach and injury upon our or der, therefore, bo it Resolved Id,—That thoso disobedi ent brethren bo, aud are hereby, ex pelled from our order. Resolved 2d f —That in order to se cure a more implicit compliance with tho requirements of our constitutions, and insure permanence and perptuity of our institution. Such flagrant out ages a nd unwitgating violations as these should meet with prompt and severe penalties. Resolved 3d,—That in furtherance of this idea, tho Worthy Chief of this lodge prnouuce the Anathema Maru- natha of our order upon these male- fuctors. These resolutions being unanimously adopted the meeting A large stock of all kinds of goods adjourned sine die. just recieved and’opened at Cherokee j W. En. Wood, W. C. Lon Co’s. Store. i L. S. Leouetter, Sec. New Advertisements. FOR* SALE. I will sell. at. private suit), tho following property: Two-Milk Cows, eight head of Hogs. ono Muloantl Biiggy l l''iiriningTools, Five Hun dred bushels of Cotton Hood, two thousand bundles of Fodder, ono hundred and titty bushels of Corn, one four-horse wagon, two young heifers. Apply to mo at my residence, one mile from Cedurlown. Oct. 31 L. M. REEVES. Dissolution Notice. rpiIE Firm of Foalhorslon & Phillips JL wus dissolved tho 1st of February, for all other purposes except to wind up the business of the old concern. Those who owe us must pay up right now, or wo will be compelled to sue. G, W. FEA1HEHST0N Continues to deal in DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Hats, Groceries Ac., Ac., Ac., Cntsh or Barter. He also buys and sells Colton. Oct 21 W. M. PHILLIPS, Opposite old stand, Whore he will bo glud to see his old friends and supply them with Goods. He keeps a line of General Merchandise Prices defy Com- NEW BARBER SHOP, rpiIE undersigned has located in Ccdar- X town for the purpose of currying on the business in all its branches. Ifyou want “ A CLOSE SHAVE” a shampoo or hair cut, give me a call nnd I will guarantee satisfaction. june 20 ALFRED EVANS. Cherokee Iron Comp’y Store. IF you. want GEO OIDS SS II o E S , Clothing, hats, cars, Or any urticlo generally kept iu A FIRST GLASS STORE At Prices to suit tho Closest Buyers, _ will make it. greatly to your advantage by culling ut. the ubo\Q mimed store. june 27-ly CEDARTOWN Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, Main Street, Cedartown, <4u I JRICI’S down to suit tho times. Good Block, Vehicles, nnd Cureful Drive always on bund. Hpcciul attention given to tho cave stock left in our charge. LUMPKIN A MuCONNELL 4 " FULTON HOUSE, T. M. ANDERSON, Into of Jlomo, Ga. with 1''. c 0 If. If A, Corner Loyd and Wall sis. near Union Pat Hunger Depot, ATLANTA, : : GEORGIA M EALS and Lodging per J)uy $2 0‘); sin gle meal, 50 oeftts, First-class tubl and good rooms, l{/$» Balnea iu buHRiuont furnished with pure Liquors, Fine Wines Boer une Wegars, july 11 Do You Want PBO^ITABLB EMPLOYMENT IfBo, wrile lo Miijor K. RANDALL GeneralAgouLof tLo Mobile Life In surance Company, UodnUen, Ain. giving your references, with u view to ob taining an agency for that popular Company G eorgia, polk county;—Mrs. m, Yj. Lawrence bus applied for exemption of personally and setting apart and valua tion of Homestead, and ] will pass upon the same at 11 o’clock a. tn. on the 2d day of November, 187 i ut rny ofiicc, this the 20th dav of October, 1874, JOEL BREWER, Ord’y. (Vi E W CLEMENTS, Shorill’ EOUOIA, POLK 30BNTY—Whorims, , administratrix on tho estate of .lane W* Ohildovs, deceased, lo application for leave lo Hell the said county belonging to said estate, ire, therefore, to cite mid admonish all persons concerned, to he and appear at i- ollico on the first Monday in November xt, to show cause, if any they have, why said application should not bo grunted in the l.nw (liven under my hand and ollioiu! signature, this tho Dili day of 187 I. JOEL BREWER, Ord’y O U N T V.—W h or on b the eslato of Reuben Webster, deceased, has applied me for leave lo m |l lot of hind No. 1080, the 2d district aud ith section of Polk unly, Ga., also a wild and uncultivated lot, lying in Walker county, Ga , belonging either at public outcry or private sale, us may seem to mid executor ■iHt convenient and to tho best advantage ud interest of said estate. Therefore, all persons concerned are oveby notified to be. and appear at my olUou, within tho time proscribed by law, show utilise, if any they bjtvo, why leave sell said laud should not bo granted. Given under my hand mid official sigi till*o, H>is Oct. Otft. 1874. JOEL BREWER, Ord’y A(Iminintrutoi’it Stilt*. f \ LORO I A, POLK COUNTY.—Agrw VJT bio to an order from tho Court, of Or nary of said counfy will ho sold before.the Court House door, on the fir.il. Tuesday November nexf, fiotwoeu Iho legal hours .ale, all the land belonging fo the eslato of Henry Drummond, duor-osed. consisting of lols ot laud Nos. 1194, 1195 mid I2i0,iutho 21 st district and UdAconon. Said land’ situated about ono mile North of Antiock church, good log houses, puitoh .mid upplo orchard, and about, thirty-five acres cleared land, fresh and in a high si.nlo of culli lion. ,,Huid land is sold for the benefit of ilia hetrs and creditors of said deceased, Terms cash. This October 6l h, 1874, (IISO. L. DRUMMOND, Adm’ Notice to Debtors nnd Creditors ( T EOR0IA, Poi.ic County.—All persons J Indebted to the eslato of David A 11 loll Into of said county, deceased, nro horoby notified lo make immediate payment; and thoso having claims against said eslato will present them properly made out, within tho timo prescribed by law, to the undersigned, This October 8, 1871. MARTHA A. HICKS, Adm’i A DMINISTRATOR’S SA LE—Agrooablo to an order from tho Courfiof Ordinn* ry of Polk county, will bo Hold before iho Court House door, in Codartown, or 1, _ first Tuesday iu November next, between the legal hours of Halo, llio plantation be longing to the estate of James Carter, dee’d silualad about four miles West of Cedar town; about twenty-live acres of which is under cultivation, iho balance uncleared consisting of lots of land Nos. 488, 439 and 419, In the 2d district and 4th section of originally Chorokoo, now Polk county. Hold for tho benefit of Iho heirs and cred itors of said deceased. Terms, ono half cash, the balance on 12 months timo, small notes, with ten per cent, interest nnd up proved security. Hoptomber 29, 1874. W. C. KNIGHT, Ad i G 1 EORGIA, POLK COUNTY.—Whereas f W (J Knight, administrator on I tnto of Alfred Morrison, deceased, has mado application, in dno form of law, for dismission from his said administration allcdging in his petition that, after his ap plication as euoh administrator, Georgia Morrison, the widow of said deceasou, application and obtained homestead nnd exemption of personally, and iu which war included the whole of Iho property belong ing lo tho estate of said deceased, and that he has fully administered suid dilute, s us the law requires. Therefore, till persons concerned take notice to be and uppoar ut iny office within the time proscribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said W. C, Knight should not be fully discharged ft* his said administration. Given under my hand aud official signature, this Oct. 9, 1874 JOEL BREWER Ord’y FLOUB* $ *A no 4 00 - ;i no 8 00 Flour 1-2 coni, Ions by thu 100 lb: Corn Meal $L 2n por bitahol. 'Fancy,” “Choioh,” 'Extra Famh. G EORGIA, POLK COUNTY—Whereas, W. H. Hoge, o.xccutor of II. W. Ifogo, deceased, has made application, iu due form of law, for letters of dismission from his executorship, representing iu his poti tion that ho has fully exeuuted his trust. Therefore all porsous concerned will ho and appear a* a Court of Ordinary to bo held iu and for said county, ou the. first Monday in November next, to show cause, if any they have, why letters of dismission should not be granted to said applicant, and ho be fully discharged from his said trust. Given under my baud and official signa ture, this 17th day of July, 1874. tnovl JOEL BREWER, Ord’y. o IikIIi-n. Buying for Cush, we are prepared to sell is low as the lowest. Give us uoall and seo for yourselves juno20—1y IT LEADS TO HAPPINESS A Boon to tlio Whole Race of Women DR. BRADFIELD'S Female Regulator! ITim i nno NiMirniK soii'corrMiiiii irroxiilariUin iVll Irrlfn Ion oflClilnejMi iiinj Itliut- ,'imimriinKH nviy him io theoiioukl'aml cheer' It Is u i> re i iirii la nil tliu nhove illii.nnenhr Qulll- Ih mi l Fever. cure Umnini'lyoi; of ull tli(| ubovo Uhi- roeimimomtcd by tho bOHl |iliyHlclann amt [.aQiianok, iu j Muri-li fit io III nlnttOK lint; lip, Wptiwii ns i)r. .1. jiraillfiiui’w i-Vmnle ttu- mi. Ipliou hu iik mu Hint every tatty III our - .lYerliiK In nay way pmillur luUnlrw Hlionutb 'fill mm tne Ix lii UtirilH un J reveulliiK amt moiiehiy Dm u er«y llu > iiki ki.h A (Jo. Atlnn' take pli uDKiu In hIhIIiik tlini i Ii.hI. iwenly y> u n Hie mcilmlun •* own hh Dr. .1. iliaiMll . imiiihIiIit II the lieiii cnnilillini Inn .atier fur tbeillnenBon ft.r v (-on)inen(U'(l^ I Inivt* boon InmMnr ilnineni'i! prnutlee, Hint every laity III Olir own lauii, wbo umy bo - localInr lo tbi-lr sex, umy bo •• Hint their HiillVrlnipi may inn. eniy ini renuven, uiit Hint limy me. ■ lienifltoreit in benllb nml nlruuKlb. Wbh m\ hiMienllemirils, 1 uui,roHpuatfully, W. 11. 1-KHHiLl., M. D. Niun M Al'iiici i A. Un., I.'nrnb 'ID. IH70. Mi'Mirn. Mu. Rout A Hon: J)«ur A'Oi-Hoiiio luontbs iiko I lioiiKht n bottle of Uiuilllelil'H l-'emnln ItuEUinior limn yuu.nml bnvu iimnl It In my luinliy with I bn otmniit HUllBlnctlon.uml liuvu rmimninun. it< it U (o two or llirreolbi-r Iuinllli-N,iin(i Dmy buvn foil ii it Itjnnt ivliAl It firecoiniiiuinleil. Thu feiiinlm wbo liuvu iihoiI your Iteauuitur urn In porfcoL bunllli, nml lire nhlu to iitlumi to tiiutr boiiKoliold n "illicit, mid we corillully rcuouiinond it to thu pub- u. Youth, reniiecifully. ’ hbV. it. b. joiinbon. Wo could add u thousumi oilmr cnrtlllraloH, but wo cotinliler tho uliovu amply Hutllclont proof of Its virtue. All we link In a trial. For 1U1I partlcularN, hlntory of dlHoafloa, and cor- tltlcuHM or Its womtorful curcn, tbn romtur Is ZU* teni'il lo tliu wrnpper iironmt the bottle, nlunuJm-I u j < .1 nml mihl liy tillAUKIICLD 6b CO., Atlautu, Qa. Hold by alt drUKKlnls. JOHN C, AUBN, Practical Mechanic & Builder, CFjDMITOWN, G.I., Erect XJtjLiUliiif; of all sizes and grades, on short notion and after tho most approvod plans. Particular attention given lo making and trimming COFFINS, REPAIRING FURNITURE, Ac. Thoso desiring work of uuv kind in his lino would do well to call on him at Iho St. Charles llotol. Simp fronting Court. House Hquiiro. juno 20-ly "W. C. Barber, REAL ESTATE AG-’T J. W. UUIIKE & CO., % ivnci.mr.K Booksellers and Stationers^ ANl) DKALUR8 IN Wrapping Papers, Twined, Notions, Fancy Goods, &o. Clor. Alabama & Whitehall hIh., •1 TIjANTA, - - GEORGIA oct 3 2tn East End Wood Shop. ItY ,T. M. HARRIS. Repairs uml Makes Wagons, Bedsteads, Tables etc Aud almost anything mado of wood. WORK CHEAP H 1 Oil GASH; tiiF \Vo''k done according to prom- ;. sopfc ID-ly W. S. DAVIS, CONTBAOTOB AND — HOUSE BUltOEH, Codartown, - - Coorgla. W tl.I. ili> nil kinili) of work in Ills lino, in a good and substantial manner, guaranteeing witisfaeliou in work, and prices as cheap as can ho (lotto, for cash or any kind of produce. Furniture will ho nut up to order cheaper than It cult bo bought, iu this piano—bedsteads especially, lloforonoos given when required, sept 19 CASH STORE. .1. S. Stubbs & Co., CEDARTOWN, GA., I^'EEP constantly ott baud a full line of' FAMILY OAOCBMEO, HAltDWAKE, HooI h a,ml 81i»os; also a lino of READY-MADE CLOTHINGI AND FAOTOHY GOODS. Cash buyers will find it to thoir interest, lo examine our goods nml prices beforo purchasing. Solo agents for tho Halo of tho cele brated 14 Watt Flows" and fixtures, iu Polk county. juno 20—-If W.U. "Wikle&OoT Hocliiuttrt, tiu. W LL sell or buy Wild or Improved Lands in any portion of tho county. Having boon a citizen of Polk county for many years, and being thoroughly posted iu the Location, Value, otc , of Lunds in ev ery section, fool confident that It will bo to tliu interest of pnrtius having lands to sell, to pluco them in my hands; audthoso wish ing to piirolmno Lands onn always be ac commodate!. I will be in Cedartown on the 1st Tuesday in each mouth, for the pur. pose of truusuotiug business iu my line. June 20 Opcnod, A Boot and Shoe Shop, on tho corner of Prior and Collage streets, near fit Charles hotel. Our terms are Ciult, and no work shall bo delivered until paid for. Work done with dispatch and at small cost. Patronugc solicited. Very respectfully, .1. W. IIOGE, Cedartown, Ga., June 20lh, 1871. r DKAUS118 IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY, NOTIONS, NOVELTIES, GAMES, FANCY CONFECTIONERIES Etc., Eta. T 1 A ICE Huhsdriplion for any Rook or Ptv riodioul published in the United States, at Publishers lowest prloes.’J " N B SJ D L -0 8 For all kinds of flowingMaohlnes, also fur nish Attachments, Oils, eto. Will sen-1 Needles by mail, to any address, on reoolpt. of prioe. Hitigor, 05 aenla por do/,on ; all others 80 oonls. Parties would do wollto consult its before buying goods from ped dlers, or sending North to tho various swindlers and humbugs. Any goods not iu stock will bo furnished at short notioo. juno 20-tf TH/VVKLEIl’8 GUIDE. Rome Railroad Company. CHANGU! OF HC1CDULE. this road and run as follows: DAILY I’ASBUNCJBU I,eaves Home at 8.15ant. T Arrive at Homo 1.15 p. m / ux0 ° l,t S ‘ lu R ,i y 9 r,oaves Rome at 6 30 p. m. ) p n Arrive at Homo at 10.10 p in ^ uvex * Uli *- Knoll train will mako oIobo oonneotion at Kingston with Western and Atlantic Railroad trains hound for Chattanooga and Atlanta. W. 8. COTHRAN, Pres. JOHN 0. PRINTtrP, Ticket Agent. Solma, Romo & Dalton R. R* Trains on this Road will run ns follows i GOING NORTH. Leave fcclma 7.25 a m Arrive at. Prior’s 6.48 p m “ Dalton 0,46 p in Making close connection at Dalton with E T V <k Ga It R,., and W & A R R for all Eastern and Wcstorn cities and the Vir ginia gpriugs. GOING SOUTH* Leave Dalton 5*45 p m Arrive at Prior’s 10.12 pm Arrive ui Selina 8.30 a m Leaving Dalton lor Solma upon arrival of E 'I* V &. Ga It R and W & A R it trains. M. STANTON, Gen. Supt. W. S. MAYNARD, Asst. Supt. RAY KNIGHT, 0. P. &, T* Agt. ••Tins KENNESAW itOUTJ'V’ Western & Atlantic Railroad and Connections. aUIIliUHLB IS EFFECT MAY 23. MOUTH WARD—NO. 1. Leaves ATLANTA Arrive at Gartorsville Arrive at Kingston Arrive at Dalton Arrive at CHATTANOOGA NUMUJta Ii, Loaves ATLANTA Arrives at Carlersville Arrivos at Kingston Arrives at Dalton Arrivos ut CHATTANOOGA NUMUUU 11. Loaves ATLANTA Arrives nt (Jartersviilo Arrivos at Kingston Arrives at DALTON 80UTIIW.YBU NO Loaves CHATTANOOGA Arrives at Dalton Arrives at Kingston Arrivos at Uartorsvillo Arrives at ATLANTA NUMUUU 5. Loaves CHAT PAN DOGA Arrives at Dalton Arrives at Kingston Arrives at, Carlersville Arrives at ATLANTA 8.**) a. nt. 11.0!) a. iu. 11.46 a. ra. 2.01 p. in. 4.28 p. m. 6.00 p. mj 8; 15 p. m. 8.43 p. ui. 10.30 p. w. 8.46 p. m | 5.35 p. u 7.44 p. m 8.1U p. ui 19.45 I». m 3.45 a m 8 0) ft m 10.12 a iu lrt.fil a m 1.13 p w