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THE RECORD,
CEIMMTOH'N. OA.. FEI'T. 2» 1876
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOB PltEMDCBT:
SAMUEL J, TILDEN,
Or Ni w Yurt.
m» vice mi nonrr:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indiana.
For Governor.
A, II. COLQUITT
For CongrtM. 71 li District,
lion. "W. II. J^elton.
For State Senator,
Col. 1ST. N BEALL.
For R'*pr«HH»tntivn,
Col SEA BO I IN .TONES
Kxciiic.
r>al)n«*3*» HiipporturH wry tlio people
did have a mrier of un oxoiiho for Blip-
porting Dr. Fulton I wo yearn ago,
though limy fail to clofluu wlmt thay
think that (ixuui'i wan. Tho
people Imve got up a now (h-chimtiou
of fnde/mdence, which n-uilt nbont hr
fulloWH : "Wo hold tin ho truths lo ho
self-evident, that all men are. created
free and equal, that they aro endowed
by their Creator with curtain inalien
able IUghl*\ that among tiiogo aro lifa,
Liberty (to votu for tho laiHt man for
office) and tho punmit of h ippinooH,
Therefore, wo. lha voters of the 7th
CongrcHHioiml District of Ouprgi i,
nppoidiog to tho Supreme Judge of
tho world for tho rectitude of oar in
tent iono, do declare that tho honest
manse* of tho people aro and of Right
to bo Free, and Independent; that they
nro absolved fiom all tdh-ginneo to tho
dictation of sc-uidlod conventions g»t-
ton up and managed by a few design-
iog politic-*I InickH and third-rate law
yers; and that uh FREE and Inde
pendent voters, wo hereby declare our
purpoBo to Hiipport Dr. Felton, tho
Able, Faithful and True It-proauutu-
tivo of tho People, and who is ono of
tho people, in preference to a lawyer
who w is put forward and is supportod
by 1 iwycrs and politicians.'*
Wo think tlui above a g od ronson
for supporting Folt ui now.
1’olk '8 overwhelmingly for Fc't »n.
From every district tho iiowh couiuh,
• Felton iniH a largo majority."
How frightonod Dibiny’s friendH
show Ibomaulves. While ovary ho dy
is for Dalmey, yet it'h iiowh lo all they
moot, us they liml it noocsaaiy to toll
them, nu they nuvor heard it before.
Bluff <>n, my follows, Felton’s Irion da
w.ll quietly but B.iruly do tho work up
blown.
Who atood up ill Congress and
plead for tho widows and orphans of
tho soldiers in tlio Indian and Mexi
can wui'H ? Felton. Who objected
to giving away the pooplo’a money to
tho Centennial ? Felton, and wo aro
going to iiond him back to do moro
good woik.
You can hardly hoar of D ibuoy in
tho country, but as soon uh yon get
into town you And three or four
Messrs. Bluff-Games posted about tlio
fitrcctn to tell the astonished country-
moil ovary body'h for Dabney. Ho,
tho farmer looks amazed, as he never
hourd of Dabney boforo, and only
known Felton uh hie congressman now
nud for 601H0 time to come.
Tilt* Ideal I’ntitot.
Tho gross corruption of our politi
cal partita; tho deal ruction of our
country at largo; lint tendency to con
iine tho effectiona of tho people to sec
tions, and tlio luck of unity of feeling
nndactounru the prevalent evils of
tho d y : and thay should excite tho
anxious solicitude of every loyal, true-
hearted citizen, for they aro the issues
of death to our republic. They aro
now preying on its viti.lt, uud if per
mitted to coutinuo their bloody feast
w.ll soon accomplish its destruction.
Iu view, then, of tho toriousiicss of
those and kindred comddirations, and
in view of the duty of citizens to their
country, it bohoovss us to enquire de
liberately, what is my relation to my
country? what is umbrae d in the
conception of a true patriot?
It sliull bo our obj-KJt more particu
larly to iiugwcr the last inquiry. In
so doing we slioli elide ivor to <
struct an Ideal Patriot; for it is
uatural habit of mind, when contem
plating duty, « xci Hence or the beauti
ful, to iuvoluiitaiily rear up iu tho
prtseuce-chiimber of tlio soul, sv.iuo
creature which will serve as a model.
But no inadiquato or imperleet erwa-
tiou will answer our purpose. It must
possess nil the good nud noble quali
ties with which it can justly bo en
dowed.
Lot us, ikon, at tho outset, rtj ct
iho narrow ideal of u patriot, which
would make him simply a hero of I tie
battle tield, who was willing to spill
bis life blood iu his countiv’s defence,
or this is un iuoompleto portruit*
though tho fen lures drawn arc true to
life. It ia liko Htringing the descrip
tion of a nut ion’s wins together and j
calling this necklace its history, when,
though true, they form comparatively
a very small part of the biography of
a t utioii.
We must lay our foundation broad
and deep onougli to rupport all tlmt
is comprehended in theidei of a pa- '
tliot. In the first j 1 ice wi piopose
to coiihidi-r his relations to religion
and society; ami in the second place
his relations to his country and hia
gov. rnmenh
It may seem btrange to acme that
we hli.mld bring religion into thisdis-
cussion; but its power is mo great iu
developing character of the liigliunt
type tlmt we deuiru it ubHohitel) mc-
eKsary. Religion is a nchool width
educates and dihciplines man for the
society of his fellow. Ii ennobleu and
ntiimiluie* the better part of his na
ture. It iiJi/ddicH and corrrclM Ins
i vil propeuailii h; it gives him high
and noble uiolivea by which to direct
mid govern hiM life. It hiibstilutu-t
principle lor policy, right for wrong.
Through its inline11co a universal love
for nil met) is eng udured. Benevo
lence, purity, upiighii ess uud cliurit)
are ith finds. In a wi ld it foiina tin
Christian geulleiuiiu, the perfection of
all tlmt is true, noble and good iu
man.
Can wc doubt, then, taking the
terms iu their broadest accept at ion,
that every good mao ia a patriot, and
the converse that every patriot ia a
good man ? We tin k not. Tno
principles of C.iristiauity so impliedly
teach the obligations of man, and
their influence on civil zulion and its
machinery is ho marked, pir.itml illy
in thu building together of society,
that wo duuiu these sufficient proofs oi
thu Let without mentioning lure the
Ui cestity of duty nud lo\u ubiltiin-ids
of Puiiiolisui.
We hlndl iiHsumo, then, that our pa
triot ih a zealous, active CiuiNtiaii.
whose life exemplilien the gieul truths
nud priuciplesi t thu bible.
Witii tins pref.tce wo proceed to
Ootibidei our aid jcct iu In.-* count cl ion
with Iuh f. dow-omii.
II. re he lends nia heart and hand
to thu adviiiici un nt if all i he gnat
ends of society, and hinds ii« IioiuIh
still closer by hia exertionc and inllu-
o. The community feel that be is
itidispnnsiblo iiieinher of their I" -
dy. This fet ling, however, does not
from tin* fact that lie is ostenta
tious in the discharge of his duties
or tlmt lie in necessarily nu ii cum-
bent of its offices. It eprii gH fiom
the zeal and lldulity with which lie at
tends to liia private and public Imsi-
froiu the ardent interest he
maiiifosts by word and deed in
the public welfare; from his pme love
of justice, pence nud liberty, nud Ii
him uly opposiiion to every thing by
which tin He nro subverted. From lu <
probity, ti uiperance, culture, uidhu-
hiiiHin and independence.
To nui8a thu whole in a word, vtilily
in hia predominant clmrnctcrihtic. He
may be tho fanner who tills tho soil
mid tluiH dev. lopH hia couutiiea' ro-
Hource.<; the uieohnnio who invenla
mid nguliiti-n the rumbling umoliin-
ery of lu r uiills and nmnufnctorii-b;
tlio miner who prebis I ho earth iu
quest of her hicldm wealth; the lion-
eat tnr who unftiila her Hag in every
bretzu of the world, exj oiling our
produota mid beurii g hence the fruila
mid fubrics ol ollnr cliinea, or tho
teacher who eduenteb her youth,
truins them to w Ik in thu paths of
vilttic and ki owhdge, pun nta tin in
to biH country prepared to meet lilo
ami ila duties. These are iho palriota,
the eiti/.ena of a land aa virdyher
greatest statesmen; mid these me
they whose aggregate fidelity mid in
dustry coiibtitiite tho worth of any
imticu. Iu truth, every sphere of iite
from the humblest to the bights', af
fords ample coiupaaa for the full d e-
vulopment of a patriot; provided the
person who tills it ia contributing his
abate to the general good of the com
munity, uud act tinted by love ol
hia country sincerely di sires her pioa-
peiity, mid does hia hist to attain
tiim great end.
But here indeed we have declared
the greatest elciueiit in the patriot's
character, naimh, an ardent love for
his couldly.
This ia tho keystone which binds
the whole structure together in har
mony und unity—tho motive turce
which impels him onward, ami lo
whose intlueiice we can trues lus ac
tions. Ills devotion to his unlive
laud is second only to tint which he
j feels for Ins lloil. A thousand us-o-
| eiatioiis thus bind him to Ins soil.
'llie Patriot's boast “that where’er tie
I roams, his tirst best country ever is ui
Home," are the seiituneiiti of his
lieait, be that home Alpii.o heights,
Iceland s rugged shores, Italy's siiiiny
! plains or Amer.ca with her tree, d m-
1 oeratic institutions. This love iu our
Ideal Paliiot is of a broad, intense
nature. It compreheuiis the whole
Nation. So onlarged ui.d uiiterndi*
it that he IS lilted above the It sll let. d
limits id State or itenon, and is kept
alive to the iutcrest of the wb >lu
country. Hih mind reH« cl a with pride
on ho.- vast domains -her great
wealth—lor prosperity, her institu
tions and her history. This ia (lie
eleineut of P.itri item which engrafts
the State mid nation in thu very heart
and being of a mau. and it the limber
out of which are hewn honest, faith
ful citizen, thu true Imlwoiks of a
country which shield her institutions;
tile strong pillars which htistuiu her
government und the lcul pillars of a
nut ion.
We bad intended lure to present
our Patriot mmo prominently in his
diameter as a citizen, but it will per-
InipH he Mdliciciit lo hiiv that we deem
it of paramount imparlance tlmt lm
understands thu princi| I a upon
which his government in founded; the
great ideas it re| indent a; that he
should be a politician iu the trneHi
se11hu of the word; that he should ne t
fiom honest conviction* of right —
from dihiutereHteii priuciph irreHpi ct-
ivu of even national coiiHidt rations
mid sectional claims or parly politic-;
that la* should, »h (loitii.or Munis
says, "forget p oty nii.l remenmer Iiih
country wbuh < u.bn cim all parties."
Finally, lh»t ho liu.irlily syuipalhi-e
anil co-o| ernte with the gov. ri.mui.l.
If the lamI in its whole i xteut from
Noilit lo Mouth, E.st to Wt-Hi, coul l
be tilli-il with patriota, such >.h I lmv«*
endeavored to depie ; who were true
lo tin ir lllllliliood, li ne to tlie int• i
i-stH of Hociety—I0311I ms ciliz -ns, und
above all, who ui-re uid.-ul lovers >f
their country; men of Christian pi i -
ciplo mid Christian action, our pohlic-
woiihl be ptitifi.-d of cm 1 option anil
(li-honeHiy, mid our l>i k n and di-
vide l country would bo in re • lily
l.lilted, mill lliia republic Would tie
the happiest mid most poueiful spot
upon which the him duals his gem-
A\
Nlictirr Miles r October.
II I. t.r boI.I. brlwrrn I In* tejjal Iioiim
1 tlic f it hi Tuuthiy
MS FOR THE T.HES!
ONLY $5
For a First-cl ns
Sewing Machine,
Send for Oirculir with fill Puilic-
ul IIS.
iap |>ii>|m 11 v.
Our lawn Inl in (’.•dniloivn, kn.avn nu
ilii 1 I 1 irr I..I, | tntnil. i| .*n 11,f* rn*i l»y 11
nr* *1 n nnlair ir*>rili na.l *aanli rimniiig i»y
JliiUon CmMi -1. u»r nn.l lot, nml nailm
umlil.yii hic.i niMiiair lo Mi>. J-1.-«I -
Ini.I'ii Inl. nixI on lliu wc-l l>y Mine »fi*-. , l
na.l ill•'ron*I ranali>|t li.aa llncl.nnna o.
II am, nml on ilm anrlli l.y llm VyMoti Inl
IU..I llm ol.l J. i< hi llm nnrili w. «i corner
ol M.al lot, «. 1 f 11ui 11 ilift cam ncio, anac or
less, hd 1I1 propeily «.f .Ins ••. I'li. n. 10
cnllnfy n nq . 11.1 caul 8 In In fnvor ol \\
II. av !». Biliy. dco'.l, i.rnami TI..- II W
> r Mr. kin. | 1 iuci) >.l, nial J r II I 1 , lo
llTin lly na n|-|.Citl.
AU.», lit llm -i.nm tin r na.) * Incr, llirci*
•lurk ttr.'iva cr l.lnck a nro muli-n. an ilm
jappiriy I t'- M lliclm*-Inna, Hr
n p..;k Mijau
i I.. Ill f.1..
at It i'lninl
r M1 h
swi.a-tai agaiaai
•a 1 mia muro mule, if
lilac nr t'-n yrnr* oM.
wngoe, wllli frofi nxlm
nail i«|aliig m-hi. iih ilm | ro| iiiy ol Ihauy
\ ay; mUo one-a nil cliiylamk I1..1-1. . I... 111
It'll l dll S old, Mild oim diligln In.^py und
idoi und ly
I.. rdci>
of r
al'o. toll. *if liind N. a nt d 3. in (lie
ITtli Ultlrlci na 1 41 Ii imcliiai ol “.•Ikcmiaiy
iih I lie |H'ope 1 ly .1 .10)111 T Prior; li v.cl
upon by v 111110 of 11 I ’oik *ii|mrioi Coil 11
Ii Iii in f 11 \or ol \\ in I'm Ii npim-i J.diu T
l'rlor levy inudo by K \\ ( l.niHil.-, f.a uii i
Slici ill.
Alio, loin ..f land Noi 700 797. 7hl,
TOO, 7211. 787. 708, W.t*. h7(). 1»:U. 8 7. hoi.
f GWIO. ft 2. 8HI, 8(i8, 80.* 7’ I. OiHl. Hot
anil 780, ia (lie 2d dial 1 id and lib frcii.ai
of Polk uotiiiiy. tin., 8 ' n.-rcH. nioio < r
lev. levied upon hi tlio properly ol K II
lUclinidHon, Hr , to hn<i-iy 11 ti la Ivued
fnan folk Hiipcrior comi in f«\or of Min
A. Colville, |Miiirdtiiii of I uli.ai olid .lolin
(*ol\ ill**, nr a 1 lint Mild l,i< land-oil uiul.ldin
l>. W udilell Miiui'y. Pi peny pmnicd
tail by plitiiil it! .. ullm ney.
AIm*. lot (d land No 1 in (lie 2d dint,
nail dili m lu ii <>l I'olk county, n- 4Ii••
pinpony- ol J P lluniiioi k, pi in., lo nuti-fy
a jumii'c cotnl Ii Iu i.Miud fiom jonilca
com I ll>. fill dial, (i M, in fivor.fJJ
l.'olua. bcni-cr, ngiiinic J P lliiintiiock.
pi illl-ipill 1.1.d I. II Wnlll.nU M'eil Illy; lev
ud upon un 1 lio propui 1 y of J P ll .ntiimek.
A In*. (.1 il>»' bihiic lime mid place, loin of
liind Non I. it. ii. 7. 8, f. 8:. 81, 80, 7 *.
78.77. 7t»,7f>. 7 1 '.a, s:t. 84. s'». To. 87. .‘8.
8'.*. to. 9i, iu,: 1 1. 11 :i tea. mi. 100. 1 a,
188,187. I.a., 153, lo., |M>. I(.7. Ul*. Or
. 172, r.tf. 1.4. 17 2:4, 201. 2.
2 11 1
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PIANOS,
CABINET ORCAN8,
All kindi of Birinpod In«irnmcnM and
Hhcct Mimic, Retailed a( Wlmleanle Prici-n
Sterling Silver Wa^e
A l Rrdnccd Prices.
Arllclcu of appnrol for I. idim, O-nllc
nma mol l.'liil lre.., Il.um.diold mu] Fnnry
Arliclen of every (pmlily and kind, at an
IM.MKSSB KKDUCnoS OP lt\T.»
bn » Culnlopae nial I'urmit Pi Ice Liat
of Biylc-, auml lea ceals lu
Mm. Sti.i.ir. J. Bittkt.
Pmlilnn K lilre-s.
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f r 1 ?
ORGANS
AND
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All the brsl improvement!* combined in
1 he Organs and Pianos manufactured by
CORNISH & CO.,
Washington, N. J.
To n'.l who wish lo purchase either nn
OK(»AM or PI.\XO, we cun Iruibfully suy
that for
ARTISTIC CONSTRUCTION, |
Henuliful Fiaieli ami Sweet Mimicnl Qunli-
lies, our inntrumeals lake rank with 1 be j
V osl Celetrated Manufacturers
Our only clsim lo fiivoritiim over oilier
leuding nianiifsclure.s is our
LOW PRICES,
reduced lo meet iho requirements of tho
times. l>.-tei ituned noi lo bo and Irsold,
and at Ibo same time furnishing instru
ments that wc fully
Warrant For Five Years,
we invileenrre pondent*tlmt wc may have
an opportunity lo prove saii.f»ctj»ily nil !
that we here nsser*.
Our P.ancs are furnl-hcd with the improved
«*5SSS»?s> FREW GRID ACT 0!)
Send eoh Catalogues.
/-•K-iRnn. hahto w ror.vn _jr, n .
" * n'hnn l.m.jr S I Viaeeni, a Dl'ml.h
mid oilier-, hnvii.tf nf.plied lo l av.* n pri-
vi I«• v* n v .••i .hliohrd ns n aerond eb.*.«
pald.c road Ih" name comm m-pig nt the
ll> ckmuri and It.nan r n I a.-m ih«- v*•«>.
dii.ee of Joan. Ii .a I
h i-‘ h ibc Kinen'ou r •
till' 1(0(7)" I*nd V M Wen tond • • n. .1 M
W nr. 1 old i.'aalmioa And * It c> miitlon-
rrs nppn hi dm l e» i w iho • having
rmidc ‘heir r»q
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pllbtimililily mn| have niirked cal Ihe
mu a e conb.imnhl" to Imv
nil per«on« having objodlons
ity o.: the
(ihe very best in use)
Tiiy nro n^.o HEAVILY 8TRUX0
wilh Ihe improved wire; the discs an* of
solid r>>«civoa.| — peifrdly sees, ned and
W.VKUANTKD NOT To CKACK Oil
W AIIP.
Our f»l;0 \N8 nrc furnished with all
Ihe modern iirptuvimenl*, ns to slops,
action, He, while Ihe I A>L8 are of tho
iccenl eubiait myle, nda.iiubly sailed fur
'he pnilor.
W 8K.ND FOR ILLUSTRATED
CATAI.nUUP. AND PRICE LIST.
Address
T Id
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CORNISH & CO.,
Washington, New Jersey.
4 4 I 4 S
ihr in .1 1) t 111 Polk Mipc
II J Tnylm- ag,m s t the ticum-. li ;rou Un.
Piojeny pointed out in said Ii fa.
Also, at ilio Mime lime nail place, iheun-
dividt-ti one l.airih inivrcsi in llie William
Mt'iks luaiso and lot, known its ilu* Win
Mvikh Bitut* liousv mill l"i in foil a i.'im a,
PutkioUMy, (it , bomidou on I lie ii . • < ill t.y
111', l.iddtltb oUioe, un ihv BOUIb by John
• Iioiim
d luiiiiing from
ltiichiiiiuii io Rilin’, mid on the vast by |lie
11 snli'iice n.id lot of l'r M Kl.iddvK; as
Ihe pi o) illy 11 Mm. Meeks, made subject
by buitl judgiui'iii; levied upon under and
Meeks.
I Hill'll pi
iv o r of (
build
\\
lid house, aguin&i Mud
it same linn* and place, one frac
•l ol l..t No I. low a company mi. -
Mr. cl, nttiuuig buck lo Dr. l.id.
und lying hclweiu Di. l..udtll‘t
puuhasv money . I.v
nil hut
upu ^
Nieeks, J A
black Mi'll' ball sc uud lul 111 l. tduiluwll,
knowu us ilie old luick stoic house near
Wiley tlsuU 8 Malic. I.vuilig iu Iho oil
I lie loud leading lioiii Ivockuiarl loLuic
und a.lnulc I'e.WevU luo . esi icucc Ol J «> l
louu; us .lie plojuiy ol Iho dclendunls,
potUtvU oul by Uwi.i pa. lie?; lexica uj-uu ny
b.uucv.J t i'vxci ai.u j U 'Waded, seeu-
11. P. 1.UMPK1N, Slid.
/ 1 011 |.\, Pill lilal'Mi I | \
' ' linin' I.living applied for letters nt ■
mliii i.i-ii'Mlina nil llm cdule »f .'mill". M
Wp«i I s, ! '*ie of hai I eonniy »<-<l
Th.icfi.ie nil po.Boris l.axing . bje. lloii-.
'ViM "pi ear ul ilie noil ,n . r a "id nmy.
on Ii*c lim' Monday in <'ci»bei neni mid
file lliciii ill t i iiis of the law. .-ept I, |87'i
JOEL HUE" Kit, O .1 mi y
/'KURD I A, POLK) rnl.M Y—W. (’. j
* ' Kii ghl lim n| plied for Inter* ol a I
i- or Kilmon.l ll » -
ed. with ilii' will :
Therofuri. all per-oiiB having
obj o'lous xvill Ido ih
of iho
County
said
e 1 r-t M..i..|»r in Oel. la
•HiEL HRE"Elt, Uidiuu.y.
Sept 4. 187• 1
Mortgage Nisei ill Sale.
\\ ll.l. In' so >I lit foi 0 ill.' e» ll Ii "ii - ■
d< ' 'll ' i Ihi Iiuv.i, P..U cuiiiily. (i .
bulwen (lie leg I bouis of sale, lm
Iii-i Piiehiluy iii A nvouila r. I In* l allow mg
pi oporty. to- w ii :
Lais of land Na. 70S. 7 ::t. nml 78 », nil
lying mid li.ing in the 2d district and
4'h see'ion nt I’.lk cotiniy, (ia , na I lie
prnp. ny ol Leu Neal, kviod upon tiyr vil-
i- Ii fa i
AI so. wen liulfof lots of land N**s 177.
178, 171li di-n ici und 4ili section of Polk
eonniy, Ueorgh- Lcviml upon by virluo ol
n niorigiigo ti l.i ilvi.ed I nan Polk Mipurioi
cwnri in l.ivui <d 'i f kuiglii, udui'i ol Ed
Uiond Hvrry, dee d, iigxiiisi " I, Aicfmif.s
Pi op. l ly painted uni in su -i li lu us ihe
piopcity <1 sain Mt(?.i«iiiu*.
II. P. Ll .MLKIN, Kh'ff.
Aug. 80, 187a-
MARBLE WORKS,
BROAD STREEP.
ROBE. - - GEORGIA.
O HE undendgtied would call special nt-
1 teiiiion ia their fai'ib'i. s for supply
ing mix thing in i lie above liiu.
MONUMENTS,
Tomb and Headstones, Vases
iVECETAglj-J
jSiciiyM
RAm
R.INEWIi
Tim standard article is cotnpound-
cd with tlio greatest care.
Iii effects arc na wonderful and ns
satisfactory ns ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives tlio head a j
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by Its use
bocouies white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing baldness, and mak
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Ilnyes, M.D., State Assayer
of Massachusetts, says, “The con
stituents are pure, and carefully se
lected for excellent quality ; and I
consider it tlio Best Preparation
for its intended purposes.’’
Price, Ono Dollar.
Buckingham's Dyo
FOR THE WHISKERS.
Tills elegant preparation may he
relied on to change the color of the
heard from gray or any other■ undesir
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
cretion. It is easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and ef
fectually produces a permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL l CO.,
NASHUA, N.H.
ItU t/ ill BncsiiU, ul tului la SsiUsu.
Fur s »!«• iu (’. da i own by
BUR RANK A JUNE-, Druggists
CASH STORE.”
CT. S. STUBBS Sc GO.
Ced nrtown, On.
IJAVF! Just received their Spring Slock of
pPY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES. GROCERIES.’*
CHOCK! RY RENDY-MADE CLO KING. HATS .tC
1 here go-.Is were bought nl llir rlnsesi figures uni having «*ciro l L'xsa mil
disceuiiis, ibey me able lo offer iliem nt prices xvbicli defy competition. Call and be
eonvinci'd.
A Tofi'p'rio n*sixrfment of Lenlber Bools and shoes manufactured lo order. We
call rptciul alt cut ion lo our slock of
l.«li, rnFFKB RltK. p„ m ;i TT Pmnorioc! .-xvx-xk.rii HAMS
si UAH, ua* ox, salt, x amuy uioceiles, syhcp.s».\i>.starch
CANN'ni) ROODS, PICKLES. TI.00R nnil MB At,.
Sole Agtnls in I’-ilk county for tlio (Ndcbrnlsd ""'nil Ploxvi" and fixtures.
<yr,. Ag»r.l» I..V II H - F ... Ml ti .un- ',.n..w —W VliR \NTEO.
We may have Mentioned it Before.
But it wil. hc-ur repeating; und to in ku u hurt* tiling, we wi 1 Buy that tho
MOBILE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
O-r* MOBILE, ALABAMA,,
Its tli«_‘ I^encling l^ile Company in tlie South,
Ami uud' r its present excellent mauugctueiit is doing more Now Business in
the Southeiu States than any other Life Company, North or South,
Over 2000 Policies Issued in 1875.
OUR F4PROIA.IL.TIE ' :
TP lie I>ifo lCndotvinent Plan, by which you secure nn
Endowment in fifteen years, at tlio rate of an ordinary Lih Policy.
r I lit* Y c my PenoM able 'I'e l* in 1*1 nn, the cheap
est plan of Insurance now worked.
M. M CARTY, II. M. FRIEND, SHEPPARD HOMANS,
President. Secretary. Actuary
A, C. FICKENS, Geniral Agent North Georgia,
CAliTI RSVILl.E, 0E0HGIA.
STATEMB1TT
FOR THE YEAR T.NDINC DECEMBER 31st, 1873.
Kul Atwetu D.couilwi Ills', 18M $110,300 13
I CO .XI13.
R. ceivud for Preiuiciua uud interest 90
$750,785 12
DISlirilSE >1 ENTS.
J olhei ex pi 1
Losses by Death
Div.deuils, Commissions, i'ux.i-
A c
&o„
Of ilif b< «t I' .linn nud .Anicri.’nn Mar
ble, finUhi'd In ihe bci*t style and xx.uk
mnu-liip. and at prions ibal .lefi."* cimdrii-
lion. Tlio 1 it in n* of Odirlown and vi -,
dully nro rcKpcrifully invited lo call and
rxnniiutx our woik» nml ] vioes when ini
KuUitf. july 27. Im
M ALI.KAGUK dc CO
1876 Great Centennial 1876
P irlies ih sir og ii.fiirtnidi.xn us to 1
best routes to tin* CE.NTENNI VL, or
to am of the Snnnuer Resorts or to
•mv other p int in theroiintrv. should
u.lilr.'>s R \V. W RKNN.
Gi n. P.-. Au’i Khi.msixv Route.
idcpiiKV Mieriir Sale.
Will t'c sold Im fore the court bouse darn
iu Cedarli'xx ii. I'olk con my. (ju„ on ibv
til.-i Tu.tdux iu October next, between
legal bouis iI'miIc, ibo lollowing property.
l.oi of land N'. G l in the 2?at disirici
sii.xl 8mciion ol I'.'ik county, li levied
upon as the pi. petty *1 I. J 1 eupree. io
Mtiis-ty oue 'ax ti (a iu favor of Jobti R.
W*-», i.gniusi s*iu D upree. Levy made
nml relumed to is.* by u bailiff.
W. Li. TaYLUR, Dep'l Sh'ff.
Sopt 5, 1S76.J
iTi > i r r i ) r
To the Workiii;' ( lass. — We can
furnish you employtnrnl nt which you can
make fx very Imgc pay in your own loc di-
ties xv ii boot being axx ay from home over
nighi Agents wanted in every loxvn and
county lo lake subscriber* for the Ccnlrn
nial Record, llie largest publication in the
t oiled Stales —10 pages. 01 coin...ns; Elo
gmuly I Hum rated; Tome, only $1 per yem
I be Ixecoid i* devoted lo whatever is of in-
ieiesi emmicied with llie Outennial year.
Ilu* (Jieal Kxbibilion at Pbiladelpbi.i is
lulty il ustruied in dela.I. Everybody
xxania il The xx bole people feet great in-
leresi in »I.cii Counii v a Centennial Uirili-
day, and xxant to km x\ all uboui il. An el-
vg--.nl patriotic Cray, n drawing premium
i pie
1 is eiu it led "Iii remembrance of ihe tine
lluiidicdlb Aiinivtf.suiy of the United
Males " ?iiv 23 by - 0 mclivs. Any one
cuu become a successful ug.-ul, for but sboxx
me paper and the ptcluie and hundreds ol
subscnbei» are easily obiaiued evjrywlierv
I here i> no business ibat will pay like mi
ni pieseiil. \x c baxcmaiiy agvuis xvlio «rx
iii tsing us high as $ .U per day uud upwaid-
N d ......
ii costa nothing lo give Ihe tmsiuvss u ina
8end for our c.rcuiais, terms an l samp;,
copy of paper, which are scul :rve t" al
xxtiu apply; do u lo-day Ooiipleie ouiti
tiee lo iux.se xxho dec.de lo engage, fanu
ers aud mechanics, uud lue.r sons an
daughiers make ihe very best of agents.
Address
ASSETS.
r«»vli in Bunk
U. S. Gov. rmeent an 1 olh*’- B m-D
T-">"«"» M'.rlR'.gD, l-’lwl 13-...
Ti'i ii'H on B "i.ih .mil Slock' - .
Inanranr** Storkn
Real E-t'.ti* nii‘1 amount tl i • hy other Cmipr-ii
for R.-fnsormri* .
Bills Rec.'iviihle, Hernre.1, and S'.»< k B .nda . ..
PremiiluiR in liamls of A gen to and in cmrae
Coll. Hi-.n
Offi.'"'.lid Agency Furni'nr"
Add Accrued Inter* st and Deferred I’mniiitns.
Asaets D -comber 31si, 1875
.$71251 00
. 73,85'J (1J 113,113 02
$002,071 50
4 17.18.-, 40
. 70.270 20
40 032 12 '
20.005 00 J
1,425 00
40.003 45
2,745 88 3 002 071 50
21.824 45
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