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THE RECORD.
CKDARTOWN, OA., NOV. 17, 1876.
- nllil, 8«mI I’ttfrliu*.”
Tlio battlo is over; Llio smoko Ims
cleared away; tlio grout will of tbo
ptoplo hnn boon maintained. True
domocaacy lias triumphed ovor sec
tionalism. Tbo yoko of oliquery 1ms
boon repudiated, and "not for hinwlf,
but for hi* country," tbo grand old
statesman bos boon borno buck to bis
birth right by tbo united voico of tbo
groat mass of tbo voters of tbo 7tb
congressional district.
There has been much of boated ar
gument, much of parlisiwiNbip, some
thing of anger, during tbo campaign.
Friends hnvo differed, and in some
instances become estranged, but now
that tbo war is closed, and tbo pro-
lJo'ii man is chosen, all strifes and bit
terness should bo laid asido.
Wo of tlio indopondoht-frco-lhink-
ing, free-noting genuine democracy,
are not disposed to oxult. Wo bold
it ungenerous to do so when tbo foe
is down. Wo arc glad, of course, that
our candidate is i.ucceHtful. Wo know
that be is a good representative, cer
tainly art*good for tbo “organized” us
for us, and now we extend tbo right
band of fellowship to otir wondering
brothers; wo invito you back to tbo
fold of liberty, to tbo platform of froo
thought nnd froo speech. “Como with
us and wo will do you good." Ac
knowledge your faults, ropont of your
course, amend your ways, and wo will
willingly bury the hatchet, and oro
long tbo blight hiiii of prosperity will
shino o'er our country, poaco will
roigu supremo, and radiant content
will sit triumphant in every homo in
this fair, sumiy South of ours.
Before milking our bow on this sub
ject wo must revert to tbo “egg which
was to batch out a Dabney rooster on
tbo 7th of Nov.” Is it totton, brother
"vKsop’H Frog," or is it a bad 'un ?
or did you got bold of tbo wr*ng
*(tig ?' 'i lieu tbo “frog" is bunted — too
much gas, JEsop—hotter switch off on
another track. Vai.k.
Thu New Yoik Central Moibodint
Gonferomp, by a vvota of 11*2 to 1,
adoplod » report jat. its Into Hess ion
declaring that “Ilie Ooininishionois of
the Methodist Episcopal Church trans
cended their powers" in agreeing with
tbo Southern Methodist CotnuiUision-
ers on a basis of frntoruity. Tbo
most important of tbo resolutions
adopted is tlio following: “That in
our judginant tlio basis of fraternity
adopted, by going back to tlio past
and recognizing tbo legitimacy of a
distinct < oolosinsiical organization
which bud no oilier juslUioutiou Tor
its origin and mmirato existence than
slavery, in in violence of tbo history
and lniticiplca of the Methodist Kpis-
co|uii Church.
Tbo Stalo of Now York at tbo elec
tion on Tuosday voted upon two
auiondinoiits to its Constitution. One
provides for the appointment of a
Superintendent of State Priuous.
Each of tboso otlluials are to servo tivo
yours.
Michigan voted upon tbroocousti-
iutioual amonduiiMitH. The first pro
hibits license for til* sale of iutoxi-
.eating liqua a for any purpose. The
■euord inert uboh tbo salaries of Su
premo court niul District Judges.
The third allows a voto to bo taken
upon any constitutional amendment
at tbs clod ion next April, instead of
tbo November election, if it bo desir
able.
Tonnossio voted upon eighteen
amendments tu its con-titutiou. Tlio
first extends tbo otlicial term of Gov
ernor from two years, as it now is, to
four, aud the terms of tbo mombuis
of tbo State Legislature extended to
tbo same period. The second permits
the establishment of a great State
bank. Too third provides for tbo
election of Judges by a popular voto
The fourth authorizes factories to bo
oxempt from taxation for six years.
Tbo others all pertain to local quas-
tioua.
Yesterday, a little shaver, eight,
years old, thinking bo was old enough
to start ou bis own lea k and have
some fun in the world, purloined the
turn uf five dolluis bom bis father,
and proceeding to a certaiu store in
this city, invested part of it in a pistol
and cartiidges. He dion, after try
ing bis weapun of offense and defense
at the wharf, roamed out toward tbo
turnpike, and ou bis way met u play
mate, at whose bead bo presented Ins
Weapon aud lliiv ituiod to blow bis
brums out if lie didn't "bo. k Jack," or
iu oil er words play ttuant. Tbo boy
osonpi 1 bom him and informed bis
mother, who made a complaint at tbo
polico station, and be was arrested
hcou after ou tbo turnpike. When
caught the young scamp had several
plugs of tobacco, some candy, etc,
besides the pistol. The first informa
tion the father bad of tbo boy’s ex
ploits was obtained from tbo city mar
shal after bis ariosi, but as bo prom
ised to I ©come surety for him the lad
wus released.—Newbury pot t Suit
Kditoii:— 1 "Ho tlml taketli t»t)r
Lo himself a wife, takelb a good thing
and obtniiibth favor,’* etc. Our young
friend, Mr. Thomns linker, fully real
izing tlio truth of this proverb, and
always trusting lo bo found og tbo
sido of truth, last night (14tbj took
unto hiinsolf Mini Jennie Gibson,
tbo youngest daugtiter of Mrs. Trot
ter. They were married at tbo resi
dence of tbo bride’s rnollior; the Iter.
J. JE. Jones performed tbo ceremony,
nnd 1 think all will agreo with me in
saying that bo knows full well bow
to tie the niuti imoninl knot so tight
that none but the great enemy of man
can sever it. A more noble nnd band*
Hotno young couple I think i^bas nev
er been our good fortune to ace. Tbo
calm of a summer day was nothing
compared to the culm, lmppy aud self-
possessed expression that glowed up
on the fuco of the fair young bride, as
sbo leaned upon tbo arm of the man
to whom she has given the pure love
urul confidence of her young woman
hood. A goodly number of friends
v. ero present, and all seemed lmppy
and over flow ing with mirth nnd joy.
Soon after tlm knot Was tied that
implo the two young poisons otto, Dr.
Trbtter announced that supper was
randy, an announcement that I know
was gladly welcomed by ono at least,
us J beard him say bo hud not eaten
any thing for two days, and from tbo
way tlio tempting viands disappeared
I think ho was found on the side of
truth. Mrs. T. knows full well bow
to prepare for such occasions, und I
advise all who contemplate matrimo
ny to get a few dots from her.
I bear it rumored around that there
will be Revel al rnoro of t his sumo sort
soon. Let tlio good cause go nobly
on, ami tlm young men of our town
nnd surrounding community will bo
ornameiils to society.
To all appeuaaiiee overy thing slciiih
bright fur this young couple who
hard so early started upon tbo jour
ney of liD*. May it always provu so,
with a future us happy and prosper
ous as their hearts could wish.
Wicix WI*HKit.
Positive Rksui.th.—There avo nu
merous rt medics that cure sometimes
and become trusted as useful, but
none have ever proved ho effectual —
cured so many and hucIi remarkable
cases—ns Dr. Ayers medicines.
The Cborry Pectoral has restored
gnout numbers of patients who were
believed lo be hopelessly affected with
consumption. Ague Cure breaks up
chills nnd fovey quickly and surely.
Ayers Compound Extract of .Sar
saparilla Gradient oh scrofula aud im
purities of tlm blood, cleanses the sys
tem and restores it lo vigorous health
J»y its timely use many troublesome
disorders that o..iiho a decline of
health two expelled or cured.
Ayers pills and llmir effects arc too
well known everywhere to require any
commendation from ns hero.—Scran
ton (Pa.) Times.
Ilrolte Jail.
Two negroes, guilty of murdor,
broke Jail m Buchanan, by running
over the Jailor, on tbo night of tbo
1st instant. Column GoggitiH, very
black, six fuot high, 18 or 19 years
old, has rather a bullcn look, wears
N •. 10 or 11 shoo. Dan Brown, ce p-
pur color, heavy built, round slioul-
doiv.J 18 or 20 yea is old, 6 feet (I or 8
ineliijs login Nov. 11, 187(1.
1 John Di:an, Sheriff.
WoiitleiTuI Success.
It is reported that Bobciiekh Oku-
man Syrup has, since its introduction
in the United Staton, reached tbo im
mense sale of •10,000 dozen per year.
Ovor (1,000 druggista have ordered
this medicine direct from the factory,
at Woodbury, N. J , and not one 1ms
reported a single failure, but every
letter speaks of its astonishing success
in curing severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the breast, C\ nsumption, or any
disease of Throat aud Lungs. Wo
advise any person that bus any pre
disposition to weak Lungs, to go to
their Druggists, Bradford & Allen,
Codartown, Ga., ami got this Medi
cine, or inquire about it. Regular
•So. 1b cuth; aornpl* Bottle It) oon|H.
Two dosus will relievo any case. Don’t
neglect your cough.
In this age of education and gener
al intelligence, the household is hardly
complete without a Cornish it Co.
Piano or Organ. Rend tbo adver
tisement in auotbca column, and then
send for illustrated catalogue aud
price list. sepl 3m
Wade Hampton is probably elected
governor of South Carolina. Louis-
has probably gone oemocrafie.
AiiriiiI Flower.
Tbo most miserable beings in ibo
world arc those suffering from Dispep-
sia and Liver Complaint.
Morn limn 75 per cent of tbo peo-
pin in tbo United States arc nfllictod
with tboso Awo diseases nnd their
effects, suen As Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costivoness, Pal
pitation of tbo Heart, Heart-burn,
Water-brash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yel
low Skin, Coated Tonguo and disa
greeable taste in tbo mouth, coming
lip of food lifter eating, low spirits,
Ac. Go to tbo Drug Stem of Brad
ford A Allen, Codartown, Ga., and get
a 75 cent bottle, or a Sample Bottle
foi 10 cents. Try it. Two doses will
relievo you.
Go to J. A. Wynn's lor your Dry
Gr.ods and Groceries. He sella as low
hh (be lowest for Cash. Will pay
highest market pricea for country
produce.
Hides nn Fur Skins wanted by J.
A. Wynn, Highest market pricea
will bo paid.
Nice l.ittlc Eurm For Sale.
Wo offer for sale one of tbo moat
desirable small farms iff Cedar Valley,
about Seventy act *#, Fifty acres clear
ed und in a high jrlato of cultivation.
All of tbo land is rich and productive.
Tlio houses and fencing new and in
good repair. Tbii farm in ait unfed on
Cave Spring road, throe miles 'from
Cudartown, iu a good neighborhood,
convenient to mills, Ac. Price $2,000,
ono half cash, ono half ou twelve
moutlm time. Apply lo
Thomphon A Wirlb,
‘ .Jteiil Estate Agents,
Codart owy, Ga.
—
MARTI.I MKKKiy JOfKI'll 'MBMItO
M, Mcrfko Si Jlro.
Wholesale nut) il.itnil Dealer* in
Clothing, Dry Goods
FURNISHING (UK) PS.
21, Corner Whitehall U Alabama .Street*,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Am)*' Liberal inilinteiiiont* offered Mer
chants.
AiliniiiiHtrafor’H Salt*.
G EORGIA, FOLK COUNTYI -By virtue
of ha order of 'lie ('oar of Ordinary
of >nid county ut November Ti
llie following de-critieil Inndn hi*|i>nging lx
tlio ealulo of Edmond Berry, Into of ani l
county, deo’d: , ot No 1 hl. in the 17(li
district and -11It section of suid county,
eiiid to oohluin HU acre*. Sold fur I ho linn
efll ol lb« heirs and creditor* of aniil deo’d.
Terine CmhIi. /Thiv. t. 1876.
'^V. ( . KNIGHT, Adin'r
Pbilpot A Dodds lmve 200 buslm
of grazing oats fur Hale.
P1UVATK BOARDING.
NO. 24(1 HOI Til EIGHTH STREET.
CENTENNIAL GUESTS ACCOM
MODATED.
Muh, M. IV BROWN
| 1 KOBQIA, I’Ol.K COUNTY -John M
VI I'lirliniii lmvitig applied to have W c
Knight, (Meek of the Mitperiur court of said
county, nppointek a* tho ndtniniHtriitor on
I tie estate of Kchecca l'nrliam, dro*d.
Therefore alt persona having objection*
will appear at tlio next court ot I'idiuary,
on tlie drat Monday in December next and
Mo them in terms of tbo law. Nor 2, 1870.
JUKI. IIHEW KB, Ordinary-
MARBLE WORKS,
BROAD STREET,
ROME, - GEORGIA.
fjT HE undersigned, would call special at*
-1 tuition to their facilities for supply
ing anything iu the above line.
MONUMENTS,
Tomb and Headstones, Vases
Ac., kc„
Of the belt Italian and American Mar
hie, finished in the best stylo and work
ni unship. ami at priors that defies cuudcti
lion. The citisrns of Cwiartown and \i
einity are respectfully invited to cal! and
examine our works und | rices when in
Home. July 27. Im
A. y^AU.KAGUK A CO-
A GREAT DISCOVERY!
Thompson's Liniment
I* one of the greatest discoveries of the
ago. Nothing til ings such speedy and sure
relief to those who suffer with tho numer
ous pains and aches common to tlio human
race. Do you want something that wilt
ease your head, your hack, cure year rheu
matism and Neuralgia? Apply Thompson’s
l.iniment and suitor no more.
For Toothache, Cuts, Bruises,
Sprains, Burns, and fains generally,
UBtf
THOMPSON’S LI JIMENT
and you need fear no harm. The Modi
.!* V. U L U .V.r i .?! , . t - ,u ' r ® ,n your midst, by
FOR SALE
1 OFFER my place in East End for sale.
Any person wishing a pleasant location
near Codartown, will do well to call and
examine my placo It consists of two acres
of good land, a new building of five rooms
and hall, nearly completed, the house now
occupied of two Hi feet rooms and stack t
chimney, a stable with three stalls and left
» well of lavting water, lined with brick, j
an orchard of apple, peach nnd other trees
of Choice fruti. 1 will seb cheap for cash. I
Call aud sec me. J. >|. HARRIS.
Nov. 17 tf
Dr It. Il l HUMl'8, in Your n,M K l.bors
haio tried it. ami it has never tailed to do
what it promises. Every family should
keep it on hand, and thereby save many a
dollar. Often a long and expensive nip
fora physician mignt l>o dispensed with,
■imply by applying Thompson's Liniment;
then keep it ou baud—it will coat you but
IbUe \ i i.iMciau can practicesuccess
fully without a good Liuiuieui-. Uicv know
its importance—then keep it on baud. Von
can apply it yoursclt and save money.
‘.’all on DIL It. R. THOMPSON, over
1‘r. Hcvsc’i Drug Store, get a bottle, aud
never be w ihout it. U will do wiiat it sa\ s .
aud you'll never regret buying it. t> 0 l *24
For sale in ltockmart by E K Huge.
I*. McC ON N E I.L , Ag ent, Acworih, (.’
ORGANS
AND
PIAFOS!
Alt the best improvements combined in
the Organs and 1’ianoB manufactured by
CORNISH .& CO.,
WtiHltiiigton, N. J.
To nil who wish to purchase either an
ORGAN or PIANO, we can truthfully say
that for
A imSTIC CONSTRUCTION,
Beautiful Piniih and Pwcct Musical Qiiali-
tlcB, our instrumeuta take rank with the
Most Celebrated Manufacturers
Our only dlahn to favoritism over other
leading manufucturcrs in our
I. O Av I* It I (J 12 H,
reduced lo meat the recjuiremcnt* of the
times. Uetcnu/ffvd not to hu unddrnold,
and nt the anrne time furniahing instru-
uiiuita that w« fully
Warrant For Five Years,
we invite corre pondents that we may have
an opportunity to prove eaiisfactorily all
that wo here assert.
Our Pianoa arc furnished with the improved
FRENCH GRAND
(the very host in use)
Thvy are al«o HEAVILY 8TIU/N0
with the improved wire; the case* are of
■olid rosewood - perfectly seasoned and
WARRANTED NOT TO CRACK OH
WARP.
Our OliOANtt are furnished with all
the modern'Improvements, to slops,
action, etc., while the CAHE8 nro of the
recent rubiml style, admirably Bulled for
ttu)' SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE AND PRICE I IsT.
Add.c-s.
CORNISH & OC M
Witahingtoi), New Jersey.
| k: III
THE OTETvdl
PARLOR ORGANS!
Mr-THE BERT IN ISE AND W A li
lt v FT ED FOR FIVE YEARS,
in purchasing a PARLOR ORGAN, per
»nns should always be particular to get th
RI>T, limiu D l% f ,,r t that the bent costa u
more tkatfthos* of Inferior quality.
THE ft KM BAR LOU ORGAN
in style of finish, •lurahillty nnd musical
qualities lias no superior.
The Cases are of Solid Walnut
and put together by skilled workmen, and
■o handsomely gotten up ns lo hu nn
ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOR
Tlio following is a list of styles :
“CASH STORE.”
or. £3. STUBBS &c GO.
Ceil artown, (in.
JJAVB just received their Spring .Stock of
BY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, GROCERTES.I
CROCKERY. READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS AC
There goods were bought at the clo«»«i figures, arid having secured Cash nnd Ua»»
discounts, they arc able to offer them al prices which defy cornpclilion. Call and bo
convinced.
A Complete assortment of Leather Boots and shoes manufactured to order. We
call special attention to our stock of
Family Groceries, MY
CANNED GOOD?, PICKLES, FLOUR and MEAL.
Sole Agents in Polk county for the Celebrated “Watt Plows" and fixtur
V*),. Agei.ts fm Hull's Put cut Rotary Harrow—WARRANTED.
We may have Mentioned it Before.
But it wil. bear repenting; nnd to runke u nnre tiling, wo wi 1 any that the
MOBILE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Im lli«* L( tidily I IV* ( oin puny in the Si.iitli.
Receiver’s Sale.
C l EOROIA, POLK COUNTY.—By vlr.
J lue of the power vested in me by law,
as the legally appointed receiver of ih«
property of K. II Riclmrdsrin, Mr..real and
persoral, over and above the homestead
and exemption set apart and allowed lo
■aid Richardson, 1 will sHl before the
court house door, on the First Tuesday m
December next, between the lawful hours
of sale, the following property :
f Lots of land Nos. 7*'l. 708, 869, 800, 801,
802, 868,801, so:., 800. 807. 808, 809, 870,
082, y bi, and v. and 28 aores, more or
ess. of lot number 7fifteen acres, more
or less, of lot number 7.88, and ten acres
more or less, of lot No 797, ail lying and
being iu the second district and fourth
section ot said county, nnd constituting a
part of the Dr E. II. Richardson farm.
Terms Cash. Oct. 01, 1876
( (• JAN FM, Receiver.
Mici ilf ruiicH for December.
II ILL be sold before iho court house
v\ door, iu Uedartown, Polk county,
j On., ou the First Tuesday in December
| rn-xt, between the legal hours of sale, the
following property, lo-wil:
L>’i- .xi.'i N -. lUft-i and lob", in ihe
! 21st district and ad section of Polk county,
| tin , to satisfy a fi fa issued from Polk su-
1 perior court in favor of Win. Hubbard, ex-
i ecutor ol Woodson Hubbard, deceasod,
I against Geoige W Morgan und Mnrgarclt
I .Morgan, ana Benjamin F Morgan, security,
as the property of said deteudenls.
Also, lots ui iuml Nos. ION) and 1087; in
the 21 si dislriot and dd section of Polk
county, tu... io satisfy u fi t* issued from
Polk supeiior «.hi in lavoi John U Crabb
ugniiist tieorge tl Murgaii, Josiph D Mor
gan m 1 iluigariti At organ, executors of
)ih Margau, dec J, in t ie property of
aid i
Also, It.
il uuth.r itn present •
j Southern Stittca 1*1 if
oil11 ;■ Life Comp-my, North or South.
No. *0 Fivr Octa
. Tv
-Diapason
i’rintipnl, Flute, Diiloiuna. Forte
Tremolo. Knee Swell; Patent Mu
■io Rack; Solid \\ iiluut Cases.
No. fi8.—Fit* - . Oitavks, Two and one half
sets of reeds, eight stops—Dia-
pasoii. Principal, Flute, Duleiniia,
Vox (Jeleete. Tremolo, Principal;
Forte, Treble Forte; Kuee Swell,
patent imuie rack; walnut cases,
•Nr. «!!. —Fn-r' <Ict«v„. Two and ono half j r
sets iff reeds, nine stops Diapna- I Lo.'ltlfl On BoDiIh
rn, Principal, Flute, Diiloiuna, | ItiHttmtino St
■Irate 8ub-Rn««, Tremolo, I R,mi1 E*st'it«» u
Over 2000 Policies Issued in 1P75.
OUR 8 P H O I A L T I U :
I'li<‘ 1 o. i I«- Idmlowniciit I'ltm, Ly which
1 f lai ' * N< s. 1192, 1193, 1194,
• - *- ' '•» 1186, m the 3d
u •• > i mn 0 , p.ilk county, lov-
v,,lut ‘ ,! 1 justi- court fi fa
ti.e * »m disirici (; M . i n f*.
- U-og ‘gains! Jane A King,
1 ll1 ' I" 'T* riy of drhnda..t.
*'•“ *’ '“'i" ‘J io me by a bailiff.
■ ^ and lot cnutaiiuug two store
- Howu of Ucdarlnwii, Polk
siliialt-il betw een the roenlenco
• '““I tu- uvery si able, aud
. I : Jun.Ttt 1
1 I'ev. i. priiiotpal,
.
- •> Doiiprce.
w il- Ol r-cwing lilt-
»t Janie-. . J end im;
i a Folk superior
PO.V1 PON ED SALE.
I I X I t 4-114'\> 11 1 ) I 4 • r I’<
Life Policy,
in, the cIm ip
i lot ad-
• yard, on the w«st
i xx id, tiie east by
■ i, number of lol Dot
'ui- property of R It
» Pm a superior
M. M GARI Y,
Pltmitl.i
11 M. 1 111 END,
.SHEPPARD HOMANS,
at K
A. C. PICKENS, General Agent North Georgia,
CaIITEIISVILI.E, GEORQIA.
STATEJM BlsTT
FOR THE YEAR ENDINC. DECEMBER 3 I 8t, 1876.
Not AaaetH D«comber .'lint, 1874 $419,809 13 |
IM’OAIK.
Received for Premiums and intorcat 95) ;
. . $750,785 12
DISRI RsEMr.NTS.
Loeaea by Death $74,254 Ol)
Divideuda, Commissioua, Tiixon, and other iwpoimus. 73,859 02 1 (8,113 (52
1 1:01
V Kn
\. POLK CO UN rv. w. c.
it' 1 Ill 1 II 1-1 I x 1' oil the cslato of
’try, cf s.ud ex uiity, deceased,
lit •’ .v «* to sell all the lami
1 1 all
-ui.it county on the first Monday
DILL BREWER. Ordinary.
Morris lias applied fur exemption of
per*,->nnlty nnd nnd I will pass upon the
me iii 11 x i bx-k. 11. in,, <>u ill" 18th day of
November, 187'* October 25. 1870.
JOEL BREWER, Ord.
Caul) in Batik.
U. N. Onvormu
it. and other Bo
iffo, First Iji
id Stocks
ks
$ 17.185-40
70,270 30
49.032 12
2(5,(595 00 '
1,426 00
Primi| il. Forte. Treble Fort
Knee Swell; patent inusio rack;
solid walnut ease.
No. “8.-- Fivr n. TAvrs, Two and one half
sets of reeds, ten stops— Diapason
Principal, Flute, Duleiann, Vox
Celeste, Sub-bus*. Octave Coup
ler, Tremolo, Principal Forte,
Treble Forte; Knee Snell, patent
music rack; solid walnut caso
No. 72 — Six Octave-, Three sets of reeds,
eleven stops- Diapason, Principal
Flute. Dulcinua, Vox Celeste,
Sub.Rn*“. Clarionet, Octave
Coupler. Tieinolo, Principal Forte
Treble Forte; Knee swell; patent
music rack; solid walnut case
The Patent Music Rack on the
lil.VI OU(J v>
i- by far the greatest convenience to per-
former* that hǤ yet been invented. lie-
-ixf* its use while playing, it is arranged
x- u receptaole for music. It is a neat fix
hire, beautifully carved and arranged upon
(ho front cf the orgun.
TESTIMONIALS.
Prof. John ll. Rowlnnd, musical instruc
tor of the Wushingto
vnnt duo by other Comp nii**s
f<vr R'-riiaur<ino<* 95 085 74
Bills lfocoivtihlr, neftm'd, and Stock Bonds 299.238 4t»
Bri'tiiiutus in hands of Agents and iu oourso of
Collection 40.993 45
C E; KOI A. IMI.K C(H N ' Y —William
* J Nel-uii ha- sppl.ed fur exemption of
perviiialty uni I will puss upon the same
it I I o’clock a. iu on llie 20th day of Nov ,
, 1876, nt my office. (»cl. 30, I87'i.
JOEL BREW R, Ord.
Ihqiiit) Slicriff St»I«*.
I Will be 11 l.efure thr cuurt house door
; in Cedariuwn, Polk county, Da . between
i the legal hour* of -alp, on the first Tuesday
in Nov inb 'i next, the following properly:
Lot of land .V. 5 to, in the IHth district
| and 1 section ofsuel county; as tbs prop-
I erty of I C t'ims, said land now in posses*
j sioii of H I! Mi'liri^or, and occupied by
Rrisiu ^miili. i ■ -ati-fya o.iunly court fi fa
1--11-I tix.iu iv.tiuly court of iiartow
ounty. tin., hi t »\..r .1 Erwiu, Hloselar
Oflioo und Agonoy Fnrnitnr«..
Add Accrued Int«*rt st und Deft
1 Premiums,
mbor 31st. 1875
2,745 88
. iiguitist - »i l Mims. Property point-
t by plaintiffs. Oct. 4. 1876.
w . (.'. 1’ A V LOK, Dept dhff.
i M E. Church choir j
manufactured by the j
, of this place, «r.
se and handsome fin- j
Aunt.
The Parlor Organs
Gent Organ Coin puny
among the sweetest in I
heard. In style of ease t
tsh they are without an e
From the Washl ngton
On exhibition in one of the large show
windows of Cummins, Colo & Thompson *
store is an improved stylo of organ manu
factured by the Gem Organ Uomdany; of
Washington. The en>« * are of solid walnut
artistically finis,cd and joined together tu
the luoM thorough manner. The wood
worw evidently shows the master baud of
the skilled ineckanie. The musical quali
ties of ihe organ, so we are informed by un
accomplished musician, are not exceeded
by the best instruments of the kind in use.
It is furnished with eight stops,which gives
it full seopo in the most difficult pieces of
music. The action consists ot iwoaud one
half seta of reeds, so arranged that (he
slightest detect can be easily reached aud j
repaired. Thebrgau is also supplied with :
a patent u umc tack, which, besides being I
oruanieutal, is of great convenience to in© '
pert'irmer. In. couciusiuu, we can say j
wituuut prejuuice, that the Geiu Orguutor
beauty oi style, handsome tiuisU and excel- 1
lent inusioal qualities, has no superior.
ter a «i!i11 ex " akiiax rtt ro«
rivii YCAKS, ACCOM I* AX 1ES EVhKV
OEM 1<*KU,H>1)UUA.\ sol.ll.
AiPlw, 1 . r luni,
GEM ORGAN COMPANY, *
i .o nu\ is?, Washington,.
/fscei VEO THE
GRAND PRIZE
. MEDAL,
4= V/£/\'/VA, /a 73.
WARRANTED FSVE YEARS l
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rt trill da every clisa a-1 bird c!
it v-.U :;ir f.-ca. Tissua i'ajcr to Zzrz:-r> licrticr.
ii is ia fir in iivrcco c! crier Eorring r^reirii-ci zi ti) ^ajsitiio ci
ire sejerier iiijrovc-Aerte, r.s a Sroam Car excel!) ia aciiaveacita
tbo old iuiicccd Etaeo Ceaci.
Pi’ices made to suit tbs Tinzsss,
Eitner for Cash or Ci’edit.
#! \ agents wanted.
Address : WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.
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" ITT/ C-'LLAlts, LA., ST. LO'JIS, ItC.
Ayer’s
Hair Vic/or,
For restoring Gray Hair lo
its natural Vitality and Color.
Imir. Faded c
gray hair it toon
restart'd to its
original color,
and freshness of youth.
Thin h:i:r is tbickoned, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though
not always, cured by ita use. Noth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glanda
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can lx* saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul-
iTig the hair with.a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or failing off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan-
trerous and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can * n !y benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desir
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cambric,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful
perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer it Co,,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.