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PtOK, Attmtn Kditod'
iWJf, OA., JAN. It IK6.
s Irftl Hu? People llt-foriu.
It in * poloful bnt oviikral fact tliat
tile fioMidal Btatns of the country is
woofottjr bad. Oar people are i nor-
luraaljr in debt nod bare nolliivg to
pay with. From Almost every quarter
the cry ia debt I debt I! Wkat little
green.bncka wan in tbo count ty kua
token to eirgs; gone where, from
wbenco no travelor relnma. Men
who never failed to come to time be
fore ore failing now. Frem national
down to individual, private nflaira, B-
nancining baa been a fuiluro. Ex-
pendilurci bare enlarged and pro-
coda diminished in alarming proper-
1 iolia. Inatcad cf tbo peoplo getting
out of debt in 1874, misfortune and
mistake baa run them deeper and
deeper.
There ia wo, k now for btutcemcu
end farmcre to get ua out of tlioao dif-
diOonltiee. While the atatcemcu
are figuring to relievo our government
let private individuale study to ini.
promve tlwir own finances at bom.
J. Simmons, of Bibb, was elocted.
president of the Senate, and J. W.
Murphay, of llarria, was olealod ee-
crctaiy, Hon. ltiifus E. Taster, of
C'balhani, was elected president, pro
tern., of the Senate.
Ifou. Thomas Hardeman, of Bibb,
was elcctoil Speaker of tbo Honso
In Iho Sonata, ou tbo lBth Mr.
Black eflend tile following resolution:
Whereas, It lias Won made known
by reliable reporle nnd by the special
messages of iba president of tbo Uni
ted States to CougreiMi that on tiw
■ilk day of Jnuuary of this year, tbo
h gislatire balls of tho State of Louis-
iaun were entered try tbe nrmod aol-
diors of Ilia United Htutes army, wbilo
tbe Ilouaa of Itoprevonlatlrea of that
State was assembling to organise, nnd
did eject with llxod bayonets five per
sons who were present, peaoosbiy
claiming to lie members of that hod?,
and whereas ibero was then and tboro
a rapuhlican-form of government, nnd
tboro existed st tbo timo no invasion
or domestic violoneo.
It is by tbo Sounlo nnd Honso of
Representatives of Georgia in Goners!
Assembly met,
Resolved, Tiiat tl.lv interferenoo
Retrenchment and reform must come
or min will swallow ns up. Foolish I with the timo bonorod and" constitu-
expenditures of money must cease, lionB , right of a state by ibo army of
end arduous toil begin. Lot us look Unitoil Htato-i is a bold and start
at our expenses of 1874. See the tin-' UnB ro rri ngnlcn t upoll tha 6ttcre j
panoMi.ry and oxtravagaut outluys we principle whieli recognizes the supar
made, end forever lop them off! Wo
cannot point them oat by name, but
we dare aay no man will fail to find
them. Tbo truth is, no Boulliorn
peoplo era gelling laxy ai.d prodigal
ju our habile. We bad better return,
to tbe good old ways of yore, when
people lived at bemo, made ub it liny
cat and wore, and always bad a little
hard nonoy by them.
It does seem that a man who oau
calculate and will deliberately spend
more than bo makes, and before it is
•node, ought to suflur, pud must of us
ority of tho civil over the military de
partments of ail republican govern
ments, nnd is an usurpation umvar
i anted by the law, uncalled for hy tho
facts, and dangerous in lho extromo
to tho continued nininlouunco of ro-
|>uklievn government upon the Arncr-
lean continent.
• Resulted, That it becomes tho pain
ful hut aoloum duly of the Htato of
Georgia, through our Gonurnl Asiorn-
l.ly, to enter in tho iinnio of tho con.
stUution of thoso MWlcp and of Re
publican liberty, fhjp liar oarnoat pro-
have been doing it. We believe that test to Much proceeding, and to invoke
in proportion to tbo population there ! from tho whole American peoplo a
is not moro than half lho labor per just vindication of tha of ilia groat
formed now as wae twenty years ago,
and there ia double the per cent ef
idlers. Wo can't prosper after this
manner of living. Tho west inskos a
boarding honso of our stulo. They
furnish rations wo run (ho machine
and pay high board in tho bargain,
year after year tha trull) repeats it-
asif.tbat there |s no money in cotton
and we wilt not ho convinced. Tour
ing stinking dirt through a tin horn
ban a fsecinatlou for us. Wo wor
ship coitou, fertilize rn, nml tbo credit
pjmtem like tho fly in tho oob-web—
every strugglo biuda mt tighter nud
tighicr Wo might as well curno to
it, we must livo wilhii) our monuu vol-
unUrily or very soon do it of ucamty.
The sooner tho bolter. Wo must
make soroo to oat nt homo. Thuro
ts hardly a hog iu tho country nblo
to curl his tail for wool of ooru. Tho
eon’s hips are hut racks, white tho
hoieee are tuado poor trudging
through tho mod to got a low Backs
of western corn, bacon or flour to
Keep down starvation. Shuck jmjub
or fodder stnoku nro uumborod with
the things that were. It might not
hare boon so in olden times, but now
it is questionable if tho turn kuows bin
master's crib. Figures toll you thorc
is money in cotton, but tho figures lie,
if yon give them a fair showing. How
many yours will it toko to loam tboro
is no motley in cotton t Your after
for fire years wo hnvo scon tho con
trsiy. Hut they sny wo nro iu debt-
yes, oottou brought you thoro. You
started out iu 1874 to pay 18711-2
debt and |o | you tell behind and ad
ded to it—aro ww*o off and nothing
(to eeh Wo will give tho south a text,
nnd would be glad every oitisou from
the Mississippi to tho Atiantio would
preach on it, and that is—keep out of
debt, raise your supplies at horar,
quit buying fertilizes, t*ud livo within
your moans—and pcuoe, hnpptness
and plenty will crown your labors.
Hon. W. H. Felton, member of Con
gress elect from this dibitict, delivered
an address iu lteprosoutativo hull in
Atlanta ou tho 10th instant. We will
publish somo extracts from it next
week.
It** reported that (’lows & Co. hnvo
gouo iuto buuUuuptcy, to whut depth
our exchange* do uot state; but if to
tho samo extent that ho went for lho
the Slato of Georgia, it will tako him
some timo to gut out.
principle upon which this government
was fouuded, nnd n fipoody nnd full
repamtioD of tho wrong* which have
boon iufiictod upon thuso caiontial nnd
fuudamoutul safeguards of liberty and
huiunn rights ns guaranteed by thu
Federal conslitutiou expounded by
tbo fathom of tho ^public and ostifb-
lished nnd sanctified by lho invincible
powers of tho blood of, her munyrod
patriots.
Resolved, That our Senators and
Iteprcsoututivos iu Congress bo, and
they nro hereby requested nnd in
structed to uee nil their influence to
repair tho wrong nnd nvort tho dan-
gey of this during military usurpation
of tho aucyod rights of tho states, by
ull tho menus iu their power.
Resolved, That wo fully endorse
tho noblo and cons.rvativa oourso of
our Suuator iu Congress, tho Hon. J.
H. Gordon, and rcoognizo in his lofty
and dignified vindication of his op
pressed pooplo against tho unjust, ran
corotis aspersions of partisan proju-
dico, and his opportqno oouusols to
tho dowu trodden pooplo of our uufor-
tgnato sister state of Louisiana, n
wiso cousorvnUam, true pntoriotisro,
and a rnro statesmanship which, iu
this dark bogy of political gloom, wo
hnil us bnrbingors of a national roun-
iou, nud n speedy redemption from
tho ibrtddom i f seotiooul lmtiod.
ltesolvod, That tho Htato of Geor
gia horoby extend hor sympathies to
to tho struggling pooplo of hor sjtftor
state, nud in the spirit of hor owu ol-
oqnont Hotmtor would urgo nu invio
luble porsistouoo in tho pntisut and
poutjnuoil exerejso of u poacoful for
heap-unco, behoving that tho virtuo
and patriotism of tho Amoricnn pco
plo will do ntnplo justice iu ff. oauso iu
which sit aro so deeply iutorostod
and vitally concornod.
Mr. MoAtToo, of tho 89th :
ltesolvod, That tho rcoout triumph
of tho democracy inspires iuoroasod
confldouco iu tho onpnoity of tho Amor
ienn pooplo for self gouoruwent, nml
evinces tho doterminutiou of tho hou-
ost nud (mtriolic masses to rostoro tho
ndmiuistrutiou of tho govornmout to
its origiunl purity nml its legitimate
constitutional ohnuuols.
b’cHcfvod, That tho comploto suc
cess of tho democratic party, securing
n change iu tho ndministrnliou of the
goverumont, is to bo found tho only
hopo of tho country for relief, from
rccKloaa and extravagant expenditures
of tho public money, tho burden of ex
ooosive nud iucquitublo taxation, tho
stagnation iu business resulting from
decaying commerce and deranged fi
nances, the suffering and want arising
from unimployod uud unproductive
lublor, or the ruiu eutailed upon many
ino mu intnxiacea vy ur, uaker, |
of Hartew, providing that tbo public
printing almU bo given to tho lowest
bidder, iqocUi with ottr hourly approv
al. With such a mm as Governor
Smith to award tho ccutraot, wo hnvo
every assurance that thoro would not
bo any favoritism iu making tbo
award, and on tbo competition would
bo groat, it is certain that tbo print
ing would bo dono much cheaper
than at present.
Ufx n tho ncoro of economy, then,
Dr. Baker's bill should pass, nnd pans,
too, bofore a State Printer is elected.
White Goorgin can uflbrd to spend
twenty thousand dollars pci^Miautii
on her publio punting, if if cun lx*
dono for loss thoro is no roasou why
twenty thousand should bo spent.
Economy teaches us that if we tuke
caro of tho cents tho dolluts will take
oaro of themselves.
But in adiition to tho question of
economy is that of public morals, so
closely interwoven iuto (bo entiro sub
ject that wo believe it has become lho
duty of tho legislature to take
prompt action. Atlanta is to-day full
of editors who are engaged iu begging
tho votes of numbers, It is with the
most positive souse of humiliation
that wo havo witnessed tho scram bio
for often now going ou—a humilia-
tbat the profession of journalism
should bo draggod through the mud
and mire of an unseemly struggle for
% littlo state pup. Nearly all these
editors propose to sell thu votes they
obtain. They are soliciting tho votes
of members for tho purpose of selling
thoso votes,
Almost instinctively, tho men who
havo engaged in the tiuflio have com
bined together, if wu ur> informed
aright Mon whom God, in his in
scrutable wisdom, has permitted to
odit nowspapors, somo of them said to
hnvo boon in the pay of Kimball and
Bullock, during tho reign of rascality
in Georgia, have got togothor, like
vulturos over a carcass, and aro toil
ing to obtain a few dollars by trickery
and corruption.
Wo write plainly and fluently, bo-
causo tho wire-pulling and caucussing
that has boon going ou here for the
past tlireo days has boon degrading
to a profession that claims to ‘stand
above all others in the United StnteH
Wo nro glad to know that a majority
of tho journalist of Georgia have kepi
aloof from it. It is tho minority who
thus lower our houorublo calling, and
roudor imperatively necessary thu pas-
sago of sqch a bill ns that introduced
by Dr f Baker, of Bartow, who must,
|u common with many other members
of tho Legislature, uuteitaiu a pro
found disgust for tho means which
men ore now employing to obtain the
Htato printing.—-Allanla Nt to*.
General Sheridan appears to pay
os littlo regard to truth as ho does to
tho constitution, nnd to know no
iuoro of tho ono lhau ho does of tho
other, or of civil government. It now j °f the state's by domestic violence,
appears that it « as true llial ho told | °* !8!“»} e 'J t° perpelusto governmonU
i • v n i i • , originated in fraud uud maintained
people m Row Orloaus, ou lus arrival ^eder-l power, ia defiance of tbo
fjierf, that ho was ou his way to Ha- popular will.
VAnnab, and that ho merely took Now llusolved, That wo congratulate the
Orleans on $99 route, without intend- People of tho state of Goorgin
jug to stop. And all tbo while, be "i® failldid udmimslration ol
- . . , law and tho protection it aftords alike
had his instructions m his pocket! Is n q citizens, the peaceful rein- ‘
)L eo much of a marvel that tho brutal' tious subsisting botwoen tho white!
jiud barbarous dispatches of such nu aud colored race ; and \ve most oar-
should be contradicted by the , deprecate any legislation by
united testimony of all tho pooplo of' Cougrsss or any action of the federal
o-ii , govcitnr out that would tend to dis-
Jfow Qrloaus? lucludiug ull tbo cler-1 tUoH #nJ
S3friomUbip.
_ -.»• —— . Root bed, That in view of Ifio light
The people of Row Orleans wou't crojwi the past seasou anil tho fiuau-
4«ua shoot now the robbers uf tbeir cial picssurc, present and pros|>ectivo
Ban roost for/oar of making a mistake ! upon upon our people, it is the duty
injurious lo tiro «holo stole. Thin u »>“ tl ' ,ueml . A«o>tabIjr toinaugur-1
*V*. , » x- r m • 1! ste tho most rigid ooouomy, aud im-
thing at shooting a Louisiana ofikiul (KW0 ulwil Ul0 ^ph, tho lightest but-
in the dark hasgottou.to bo a m’ghty j yn Q f taxation compatible with the .
.eorjouB businasf-;. public service.
Now Advortisomonts.
^ Mrs. AUGUSTA AXE,
MULE DRESS MAKES
CotiHlanlly in roevipt of iho lulunt nIjrloa*
Hlatnping, various Designs.
tfoiiltlonoc, noil door to John Jouoa.
Estray Notice*
ToUod before ine iih an estray, hy Vann
W. Davis, of lho 1072nd district 0. M.
l'olk ocunly, on iho Ulnt day of Jiiminry,
1H7S, mi cut my cow nud a bull yearling
call, tho oow nbuut oighl. yearn old, of a
light hriadle color, marked with a crop and
umlor bil and over bil in each car. and ha*
a mod lam nixed boll on, lho oalf ia of r
yellowlah color, unmarked, Appi'nincd by J
C. Ililohoock and H K. Hawkiim lo bo
woriti twelve do)lnrH. Tbo owner ia here
by notified lo ooujo fonvurd, prove properly
pay chnrgfH nnd lake them a wav. or they
wilt be noid by (he olicrill' of ■aid county,
on (be froohoid of hauI Inker up on Ibo let
duy of February f/iven under my
bund and olfluial Higiin(u r e this tho 21et
day of Jnuuary 1H70.
JOEL DREW EH, Qrd’y.
ICHtrii)- Nol»c(‘.
Tilled before me nn nu cHtray by John-
Alban Long of (bo 1072 Ulsxrlot 0. M. Polk
oouuty, u|) the (Jib day of January 1H76 an
estray ox. of medium hIxo dark hriudlc col.
or, Rome white on hh hack, marked with a
crop olT uf (bo right car, aupposid lo bo
ubogt lout|ecn yoara old. vtppruittcd by
Tbouing W. Dupree and Jauicb Long, froc-
lioidera, of Raid diNtriot, to bo worth lift oon
dollara. Tbe owner ia hereby notlflod to
come forward prove properly, pay charged
and take it away, or be will bo Hold by the
ahoritT of Raid county on the freehold of lho
laker up, oa Friday lho 4th tiny of Februa
ry next. . Bald estray not bolug of ftiiffl-
oiont value to defray expanHott of pouting
iu a regular course of law. (liven under
my hand and otUaial Hignnturc, (hi* Janua
ry tbo --ml 1H76. Jlll.1. imi’.U EK, Dr y
listru y N»(i te.
Taken up by Willinin T. Lop, ou bb owu
freehold, iu Ibo l'JJSrd DlMlriol, (/. M.,
Polk county, an csiray of lho following
dinoriplion, via : A Rinall dark red cow, a
little while about her belly, marked with a
crop and eplli iu tlm right car, aud nu m.
dor baok aud an over back iu tbe left ear,
RuppoRed lo be about nix yearn old, and ban
n bflll on. Appraised hy John W. Leo,
aud lirico Mct ibbiu, freeholder* of said
district to bo worth twelve dollars, they,
allowing said laker up, six dollar* for hie
espouse* iu keeping said oow. It is ordered
that the above estrny be sold by the sberitf
on the freehold of said W.T. Leo, on tbo
aOlb imUmil, unless she is proven aud taken
away by the owner in terms of tbo law,
B.iid estray not being of suiliciont value lo
defray expenses ia a regular oourao of law
t«ivtfu under my band aud olbeinl signature
ibis Jnuuary -2nd 1876.
JOEL 11KEVVER. Onl y
To (lie (raveling Public.
rpKK undrsiguod is now running a Tri-
1 weekly
HACK LIITE1
n.O)»
Cave Spring to Cedartown,
Tuesdays, TUursditys and Saturdnys.
Good Hacks Fast Horses aud
Careful Drivers.
The Cavo Spring Hotel
baa been IsrscmI and fitted up in good style.
The table will bo supplied with tbo best
that can be bad. J. P. JOHNSON, j
Adminlsdutorte Sale.
G KOUGIA, POLK COUNTY.— On the
first Tuesday in February uext, will |
be sold, before the Court llousp door, iu ;
Cedartown, said county, within the legal
hours of sale, lots of land Nos. 7JI, TS'!, 1
788, 734 and 736. (except about 30 acres of
lota Nos 733, 73| and 731.) iij tbo lb
district and section of said county, i
Said trad of about 170 acres, containing '
about 36 acres of bottom land, about ten
acre* of good upland, about )6 acres of lol ;
orably good upland, all utidcr cultivation
and well watered; fifteen or twenty acres
of upland to clear; dwelling and outnouses;
beautiful location for reajiTettee, plenty of (
timber, d - c., three miles from Rockmart.
Sold tor the benefit of tbe heirs of J. A.
Thompson, deceased. Terms: four annual I
psyme.ils; first, Jan. 1, 1873; second, Jan.
1, 1877, and so on. Further information :
on day of sale. Jan. 2, 1875.
T. J. THOMPSON, AJrn'r 1
BITT ERS
An Elafanl nnd Pleasant Preparation for
DYSPEPSIA,
FEVER and AGUE,
HeadacRo, Heartburn,
LOSS OF APPETITE,
Aciditv ol' tlio Stomach.
t)ST Ab ft Tonic in low forms of Fever,
nnd to persons recovering from Hicknefln,
these Ritters are highly beneficial and
gently slimulutihg.
unzPABto fty
GEO. J. HOWARD,
WHOLC8ALI DRUCCIST,
Peachtree 81., Allanla, <1»
-$20-
WILL HUY A
Firgt Mortgage P;emujjn Bond
OF TftK
N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Co.
TIioho Ronds are issued for tho purpose
of raiaing funds for the erection of a build
ing in lbe City of Now York, to bo used
for a
Perpetual World’s Fair,
a permanent home, where every uinniifac
turer can exhibit aud sell his goods, and
every patentee can show bis iuvrntlons.
A centre of industry which will prove a
vast benefit to lho whole country.
For lids purpose, tbo Legislature of the
Htato of New York baa granted a ohartur
to a number of our most wtalthy and res
pectable merchants, and thofle g<'iillbtnoa
havo purchased no less than eight blocks of
tbo most vahiahlo land in the City of Nuw
York. The building to bu erected will |>e
seven stories high (150 feet in height), sur
mounted by a magnificent dome, and will
cover a space of 22 aorta. It will- bu con
structed of Iron, Urlok ami Ol.-tss, nnd
made fire proof. Tbo bonds, which aro nil
for $20 each, are secured by tit nt mortgage
on the land aud building, %nd for tbe pur-
poso uf making ilium popular, the 4lrmtois
have decided to have ((Uurtorly drawings of
$160,000 each. This money being tbe in
terest on tbo amount of the whole loan.
Every bondholder must rceuivo at least
$21.00, but be inny receive
$100,000 !
Or $35,0<>0, or $10,000, or $5,030, or
$3,0U0. Ac., Ac.
BVBfnr BOND
Third Soriow Drawing,
3d Premium <1 rawing, March 1, 1S7G-
4th Series Drawing, April 5. 1373. |
Capital Premium, $100,000.
Thcao Drawings lake placo every Tunis
Montiin, nnd eventually every nose will
parlioipalc iu them.
Address, for Ronds and full information,
Morgonthau, Bruno * Co.
Financial Aiiknts,
T.l Park How, N. Y.
Post Office drawer 21).
Remit by Draft
Registered J,otter i
Application for Ageuoies received.
Postponement impossible umlor this
plan. tho 15-0 in
~Tb^ 13. Cl HTEtt,
■—QBALKH IN—
Furniture and Carpets
No. lOtt, Empire Block,
j BROAD 8TREKT, ROME, GEORUl
I A GREAT DISCOVERY!:
Thompson’s Liniment
Is one cf tbe great sat discoveries of tbs
age. Nothing brings such speedy and sure
relief to thoso who suffer with tbe numer
ous paina and aches oominon to the human
race. Do you want something that will
your boad, your baok, cure your rbcu-
sni and Neuralgia T Amdv T'-
Liniment aud suffer
Miiiij MMttiMiiiB mv ijnmis
AYER Sc MCDONALD 1
DEALERS IN
HAR'DWABB
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS;-
No. 71 Tlro:ii![8(rec1, Rome, Geonziii.-]
Joseph E. Ycal, Rome, Georgia.
Violins, Guitftrs, Mnslo-boxes. Uanjns, Tomborlnes, Rom-. Triangles. (Jastinets, Ac-
r/)cons, Flutinas, Concertinas, Flutes, Fifes, PIcoIls, Claironct:', Fbigalets, Harps,
uning Forfca, l’itcli i'ipes, llormonicans.
Rosin, French, Oernmn and Italian Strings. Violin and Guitar Cases, of wood and
paper; extra Rows, Row.Hair, TaiUpieces, Keys, Bridge-, Finger-BoarJs, Claironet
Reeds, Piano ami Dulcimer Wire, Banjo Heads, Tamborlne Gingler-, &c , Ac.
Musical InMnimcnta He paired iu Best Style, dec 5
LUMBER
MILLION !
$1 00 per Saw: Pratt's Cot.
Brown’s at $3 50 per Saw.
W E are offering this season J. Winship Cottoi
ton gins at $4 00 per Saw, Phoenix at 0
Brinlcy s 8tecl Plows, Clipper Stool Plow, Avery Steel Plow; Avery's Cast Plow
inner 8 Friend Cast l’lew, Brinlsy’s Cast Plow. Wright's anti friction florae Power
Crsngers’ Brooks, Eaiipsa and Shearer's Cotton Presses, nml any Implement mam
fnctured in tbe United States, nt Manufacturer's prices. Hardware, Guns, and Pistol:
wholesale and retail. We are always pleased to show our goods and price them.
sept 20 AYER Si McDONALD.
“DOMESTIC”
Gh W. WADE Sc CO
MANUFACTURE
LUMBER OF ALL KIN33S
The Very I3ch1 ol Lumber
Ahvftyu kept on band, or foruUbotl to order, nt short notice, at
BOTTOM FBICES!
“MMtSTir 8.M. C*. 96 ClamWrs Si.. X. V. U the Best Of All
O PoinlH ol Superiority.
1 Perfection of Stitch on all kinds of goods, without change of tension.
2 Great Range of Work—finest Muslin to coarse Reaver or Sole Leather
3 Ease of Operation.
4 Simplicity—having one hundred le«s parts than some others
6 SELF-ADJUSTING TENSIONS—not found in any other.
('» I'ses Silk, Linen Thread, or Glased Colton, with facility.
7 Noiseless, or more nearly ho Ginn any others using it shuttle.
8 Durability—few Bearings-Easy Motion —Hardened Parts.
U Very largo Bobbin—two or three time* as large as Home others.
10 Convenient Spooler and Diirabte ready for use as soon as bobbin is inserted.
tor Lengthening Stitch—on top, behind t
wing Preaer Foot—allowing Wok to be easily removed.
goods to pass through ca«i|y.
' 'g very thick cloth.
ider Ar,
nd Needle-
Si.e and Room t
i 11 Extra Room under Pr
I 16 Needle Can Lo easily S.-t. .
1 It) CAN NOT BE PUT OUT OF -TIME "—has no Cams or Oear Wheel
! 17 Easily oiled without removing Machine—only seven oiling places.
IU Easily Cleaned so few piec-.M, nnd those all largo, cleaning not often t
j l'J Cylinder leal hardened Bast Steel Shuttle, very durable.
the shuttle entirely encloses the bobbin
| 2l Can not
i 22 Can not
; 21 No liable t
-bos
tile frl
i of needle bar and shuttle.
Doei
t cha
mat ism ami Neuralgia ? Apply Thompsoi
Liniment and suffer no more.
For Toothache, Cuts, Bruises,
Sprains, Burns, and Pams generally,
UUK
THOMPSON'S LINIMENT,
and you need fear no harm. This Modi,
cine is nut up right here iu your midst, hy
Dr R. U. THOMPSON. Your neighbors
have tried it, and it has never failed to do
what it promlsos. Every family should
keep it on baud, and thereby save many a
dollar. Often a long ami expensive trip
for a physician might bo dispensed with,
simply by applying Thompson's Liniment;
then keep it on hand—it will cost you but
little. No physician can practice success-
fully without a good Linimout—they know
its Import unco—then keep it ou hand. You
can apply it yourself uml save money.
Cull ou DR. R. R. THOMPSON, over
Dr. llecso's Drug Store, gel a bottle, aud
never bo without it. It will do what it say*,
and you'll never regret buying it. Oct*24
'do m Rockmart by K K li
JUST OPENED.
F. L* WALTHALL
TTA8 Just opened, opposite post office a
IT new slock of goods, consisting of
DRYGOODS,
NOTIONS,
Confectioneries and Groceries,
IlnnlHtire, Crockery, Etc.
Ho propose# to exchange goods, nt very
low figures, for GREENBACKH. dec 5
J. S. NOYES & CO.,
— DEALKUH IN—
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Modiolne*.
Hats, caps, Boots and Shogs,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Customers will find our Stock complete,
comprising ninny articles it is impossible
hero to enumerate, nnd nt moderate prices.
Particular attention paid lo buying and
selling Cotton. nov 28-6m
KING8FOR ID’S
OSWEGO
I’tirx* nml
Silver Gloss Starch.
For (lie Laundry.
HANUFACTTUKI) BY
T.KINGSFORD&SON
HAS BECOME A
110CSV 110Ll) XECSSSITV.
Its groat excellence has merited the com
mendation of Europe for American
Manufacture.
Pulverized Corn Starch,
FKKPAIIED BY
T. KINCSFORD & Son,
Expressly fur food, when it i- jt$opor]y
made into puddings, is a dessert of great
excellence. For sale by all tlrst-cla*:* tiro-
East End Wood Shop, I BARBER & WOOD
:X. M. HARRIS.
Repairs aud Makes
Wagons, Bedsteads, Tables etc
Aud almost anything made of wood.
\vORK CHEAP FOH CASH.;
Wv*k done according to prom-!
sept 19-ly
i’nti-ielc Jfc Ombei-s,
33 Broad gt., Nome, Ca.
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
—AUD—
PRINTERS
Pianos, Cabinet Organs,
SMALL INSTRUMENTS. SHEET
MUSIC AND MUSICAL
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
Plaip And Fancy Printing Neat aud Cheap
l'ftpcr Sacks and fine Wrpppiug Paper.
Picture Frames and Moulding*' Write
ss Ter catalogue aud PriwLiat. *cp2i;iy
CEDARTOWN, OA.
R ESPECTFULLY call tbe attontion of
the publio to the fact that we have iu
Stock and are canstanlly receiving,
DRY GOODS,
ALL KINDS OF NOTIONS,
r Boots, eilOOS,
AVool Fur Hats
Sugar Coffee, Syrup, Meal,
FLOUTR and BACON.
Which we will «ell a# cheap as any one in
town for tho CASH. Call and examine
efore purchasinc. june 20
Dissolution Notice.
rpjIK Firm of Pmtberston A Phillip*
1 was dissolved tho 1st of February, for
all oilier purpeses except to wind up tho
businf ssof the old mneern. Thuse who
owe us must pay up right now, or wo will
bo compelled
G, t FEATHERSTON
DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Hats, Groceries
j 27 lias no Tension on bobbin, therefore stitch alike
2H llns straight needle -bows very heavy goods will
! 22 Starling Wheel on Top. avoiding trouble of reach
, 30 Can be taken apart uud put s«>gother in ten m
: 31 Au oiuntic take up, making perfect stitch with unci
• 2 Ks lily threaded, and alike hi all limes, without
33 Does not break threads, a* in.my do.
Easy M
35 No shuttle c. rrier slides to consume power, and
30 Feed rod connected without shuttle lever, saving pc
37 Easy method of raising or lowering tho Feed.
38 Hiinple device for fastening, sotting ami reinov
•T.l Perfect notion of Shut tic carrier.
40 Peed always starts f.om n “die, whether reguln
II Table that cannot warp nr split—7 Inyerj wood-
42 Drop-leaf that nearly doubles -ize ol table, nude
43 Cover that cannot warp, crack nor shrink, beoat
44 Sewing Drawer that cannot drop or break down
46 Castor* for easily rmfving the Machine about the
makes any fullness even between two o
Silk, Ac, making
liuutes, ready for uso.
veil thread, in thin or thick work.
regard to sixo of thread.
be operated by au irratld.
reijuire frcpioMt oiling.
ver, avoiding complicated lu'chin'ry
ng needle,
B 'l f J>«* t®og «
Gatherer
47 KmbroiJ
48 W„rk iu*
bot b ways,
same as table’
o grains run both
as others aro apt i
arts thoroughly hardened.
n Peculiar combination of Needle, Shuttle and Take-up motion
.'HI I'.rt, inttrclmngnblc. If , 0/ break,, a ,, r.,ily ,ub,lilul«,l.
tor- Kjl «»l«»cai. Oper.tora best n|i|>rodialo Ibd abate a.lranlagcs.
DormjHtic Sowing Mai’hino CompifiiY,
Sroadwny, Corner 14th Street (Union Square, Now York.
“iJomontin" Sowing Macliino OonipnuY,
No. 4, DeCivos Opora Houso, Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ca.
for Siilr ill < r<lnrtim n l,y 1.1 M 1 1 K l \ 4, SIcCOWELL.
WINTERS & NELSON,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PIANOS, ORGANS
—AND—
On nil or Harter.
Ho also buys an I -ells Coitou. Oct 21
W. M. PHILLIPS,
Opposite old stand,
Where ho will be glad lo seo his old j
friends and supply them with Goods. He
keeps a lino of
•"nil Instrument*, Siring and Sheet Music, Guitars. Ageuls for the Celebrate
MUSICAIh m UUCIIANDISE,
General Merchandise
At Wflolcenlc oi Retail. Prices defy Com
petition.
Pte rs, Webb & Co., and Hardman Piano
AND THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND COS
W. S. DAVIS,
C01.T...OT,..,; CABINET ORGANS.
HOUSE BUILDER.
Codnrtown, - - Coorgia.
Terras apply
c claim arc the VERY BEST, an 1 Tor T •
'ITTILLdo all kinds cf work in Upline,
in a god and substantial manner.
guaranteeing satisfaction in work, and
prices as cheap ns can be done, for cash or
any kind of produce. Furniture will be
put up to order cheaper than it can be i
bongbl |„ tl,i, W .I,im,U MIHKi.ll,. OM in.lnim.nl, Uktn in ..change
Kef.rcucc. gi.cu wb.n rc^uirofi. »ptl9 s0 ,, t fl .
lit, U itilogm .V, I
"Winters Sc Nelson, 211 Market street,
C HATTANOOGtA, TENlsT.
Hpnoiai prions lo Cn.b Costoas
CASH STORK.
-T. S. Stubbs Co., |
CS/KUITOW \ G.!.,
J^EEP ooDstanllj on bau.i n full tine of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
Hoots tvntl Siloes,
also a line of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FACTORY GOODS.
Ca.h borers will find it >„ Ibeir imere.i
lo e.Amino our good, nnd prices before
purchasing.
Sole ngenls for iho sale of the ccle- i
brsted •• Wan Plows" and li.nire., in Polk
county. juno "O—rf
T IIE SING E R.
“lho number sold is the true criteiian of merit.’’
SEWING MACHINE SALES OF lf-73
The total of Sowing Machine Sale, of J>73. made up from tho sworn returns
tng
232,444 MACHINES
Being a large increase over the previous year. In 18f2 wo sold 45,000 i>
chines than any other Company, whereas, in 1873, thcsalss were
113,254 Machines in Excess of our Highess Competitors
The Allen HouseT
Our Sales have Largely Increased!!
Terms Easy. Payments Eight. Call on or addrosa
Miss Virginia, Lumpkin,
Local Agent, Cedartown, Ga.
or TUK SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Cor. Broad and Alabama SU, Atlanta, Qa
Cedartown, Coorgia.
CHARLES 11. HARRIS, Proibietob.
T HE Proprietor announces to tbe public
that he has opened a hotel in this place
under the name of The Allen House. He
proposes to entertain his guests in a plain
count ay-like way, without any attempt at
style or fa?hion. For this he asks such
compensation as any reasonable person will
cheerfully give, and no one complain aL
County Lustou $1 per day; single tneols; j
, gard a,ul Lodging, per month,
y-U; Board and Lodging, per week, $7 00 !
Lights and fuel extra. Board without lod^i ‘
tng, per month, $15; per week, $'» 00.
single meals, 50 cents. .‘ct. G, 1*74. j