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r JP J-J Q ! Gllnirr County for Felton. j Tin* Capture of n Polar Hour, CEDARTOWN, 0A., DEC. , I87U. Conircn. CongrofM mot and organ izoil on the 4tb. Mr. Knmlnl), of PonuBylvnnia, wan dor tod Mponkor of Iho House. Committees to go to Houth Caroli na, Floridn and Louisian* wero or* dorod—Mix to Florida, nine to Houth Carolina and fiftoon to Louisiana. Louisiana and Houtli Carolina Th latest dispatoUcH any Lonisinau h is boon doclarod for Kayos and Wheeler by 8,500 majority. Mellon* ry, who still claims to have boon legally oloctod governor, has given certificates of oleetinn to Tildeu electors, who will go to Washington. In Houth Carolina the democratic botiBo has gained two more from tho republican houso, making G2, lacking only ono of tho constitutional quorum. Both houses are in session, also the Henate. The senato and houso in joint ballot canvassed the veto. Kdg* Held and Lain onco were thrown out. Tho democratic senators retired. Chamberlain was declared elected by H,01't votes. Hampton spoko on the evoning of tho Glh, declaring ho in tended to bo governor. Nothiug doti- nilo from Floridn. Our Washington hrtlrr. Washington, D. C., Deo. 4, Congress assembled to-day, and the Houso oloctod Mr. Jtundull, of Pennsylvania, to tho Hpoakers posi tion. Ho and Mr. Cox wore tho only porsons before the caucus -all others withdrawing. Mr. Cox received Oil votes, Mr. itandsll 78. The city pa pers of to-day, say that Mr. Cox at tributed his defeat to the interference of Mr. Hewit and Govornor Tildeu. Last summer Mr. Cox left the speak ers chair to attend nt Ht. Louis, and ho fools that ho has been unfairly treated. Hut it bus not disturbed tho cordiality botwoon Messrs. Cox and Itandall. To-day, he offered the naino of Hauuiel J. 1 tun hull, ns tUe Domocrntia candidate, lie escorted 1 him to tho chair, and gavo him a most oi.thuflinHlio congratulation aftorjMr. ; Randall's spoi'ch, James A. Gar-1 field was the opposing candidate, and | Mr. ltandnll’s majority was quite ilstlering. Mr. Stephens look tho oath* pro* • s ribeil for members to day, being present for the brat lime in the 41th Congress, lie stood his ride to the Capitol very well, and 1 trust ho will ho present often, for tho old statesman commands the respect of both par ties and hia prrsoiico may do much iu the excitement] that lies ulioad of this mcc ling of Congress. Mr. Ran dall's abort, pithy speech alluded iu- dil'OOtly to the troubles incident on our present political condition, and the oxoitoment in the House and gal* lorics Wes very marked. While I write, nt 8 p. in., the Houso is still in session, and 1 predict a stormy ses sion from the opening to the close. The weather in very cold here. We ronchud tho city in a snow storm. Except this forenoon, there has not he e u an hour of ordiiiaiy winter weath er. The 0< orgia n «n.be is weio all in their seats to day e xcept Mr. Smith, from li. 2nd district. Senator N >r- tvood niul Mr. Hurt ridge came in tins lore Loon. Occasional. 1*. S. Committee's were ordered by the lions" to go to South Caroli na, Florida, and Louisiana. It seems wo are getting, into tho middle of things in quick order. The failure of lit.-publican States to appoint their full complement of elootors, which iu Illinois, lkmnsyl- > vania, Rhode Island, Vermont mid j Oregon constitutes the alt amative to tho election of Democratic electors because of tho casting of Republican ballots for in eligible prisons, will not as many suppose 1 , throw tho election in Jo tho Houso. Tho majority re quired by tho Constitution is not a j •majority of all the electors the States tiro entitled to appoint, hut of the number actually appointed; and so, | if tho votes of the disputed Status should bo stolen for Hayes tho luck of two Republican electoral votes j would elect Tilde it upon lln» face id the returns. The Migur crop of Louisiana this i year is estimated tit 200,000 hogs- heads, and this is said to bo equal to only about ono eighth of the amount required for the consumption oi" the XJuitcd Slat ;. "Wo are in favot of poisoning off President Grant oil the expiration of his term,” appeared in the leader of a radical papo .. The next day there was an apology, and a coir eti ui which made tho article read: * \\Y are iu favor of pensioning off Gen. Grant etc." Evidcn ly a democratic pri. t»r made tl.o mistake on purpose. The Courier-Journal thinks it is no woudtr that limit tis.'Uutes tho func tions of an absolute monarch with reference to State affairs, after coolly using tho United St>.tis navy and war muteiiul to set up a monarchy iu the Samoan Islands with Steinberger as peiguing king. Wo have bcon permitted to copy from a private lotter written by a pioriiineiit citi/.on of Elijay,to a friend in this section, the following compli mentary notico of our distinguished Representative in Congress from this district, Dr. Win. H. Felton. "Lot mo congratulate you on the success of Win. H. Felton. Let me send greeting to him. Twenty-four complimentary votes f rom Ellijay, not cast iu ignorance a« to his not be ing in the district, hut oast purely as a compliment. With tho slightest ef fort lie would havo got a strong vole iu Ibis county iu tlio same way. Wo are Felton men up hero. I rejoice ut his election. Our people uru general ly pleased with it. His course iu the lust Congress doubtless helped him to win tlio present race. His fight on the Revenue officials elected him. I am proud to think uud to know that I contributed so much of the evidence that lie used on that occasion. My work was not altogether in vuin. To he right is to bo succcssfui in the end. Hurrah for Felton 1" Ho, (Felton;, also received somo forty complimentary votes iu Pickens county iu tho same district, llth.— Tuck u few of those mountain coun ties to tho 711» district and Felton could carry it by six or seven thous and. Tlio Meeks Case. Tlio Supremo‘Court has at last given Hie Meeks case a hearing. Tho decision uf Polk Hupurior Court was uflii mud Judge Uddorwood will liuvo to pass sontonce again. Wo boliovo there ia a difference of opinion among the lawyers as to whether the Judge can pass sentence uny where in the Dis trict, or postpone it until Polk Supe rior Com L iu February mat. The Judge, however, will decide that limi ter. Gouerul Sherman takes things calm ly. A Philadt Ipliiu reporter inter rupted him tho other morning in tlio nodal of a convertution to ask: "General may I take down your ex pluuntiofl of this uuusuul gathering of troops?” "No,” said ilio General, "hut if yr u’vc got a hi toIt and a box of blacking about your person you may black tuy boots."- Brooklyn Argus. Gen hhoridan has loft Augur in command at Nuw Orients. Whether the opinion expressed by him of Gov. Wells, in 1807- "I Hay now that Gov. Wells is a political triekstur and a dis honest limn, and dishonesty is more limn must bo expected of me"—had any thing to do with his departure, is not stated. Thu only thing wanted to establish tlio prosperity of Athens is plenty of capital, and corn and energy. They get the cotton, loit then, you know, mules don’t, fatten well on tlio silky product. Tlioy nro Herii tialy discuss ing the extension of the NortlioaH- oru railroad to Clarksville ur a point beyond, ns one of tlio factors in the prosperity of that city. President Grant iiist tailed public ly about counting "the voles actually cast" in Louisiana, Florida uud South Carolina. The returning boards of those states understood exactly wlmt tlio president meant. Tlio true inter pretation of bis language was seccio ly transmitted to thorn, and they at onco determined to ''count out ' as tunny votes "actually c ist" as might be necessary to “make" those Slates for H .yes. I'urt'iitul Authority* Judge Martin J. Crawford, of Co lumbus, Georgia, is one of tlio ablest and clearest headed men on tho bench in this State,uud he has recently giv tho Grand Jury of Muocoogou county a "charge" full of wis lohifUid sound , laistiu'v ndvic\ "R’glits,” says Judge Craw- 1 1 ” ford, in bis introductory tomnrks, ur to be preserved by the law. Them i Tho Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin re cently contained tlio following: Tho skin of an immense Polar bear has been received by a gentleman in this city by tho burk Nile, from a friend on the bark Isabella, ut Cum berland Inlet, with tho following ac count of its capture: * A. party of men from tho Isabella, including a number of Fxquimaux and myself, were walking on tho ice a short dis tance from the ship when, rounding a hummock, wo unexpectedly discover ed a short distance from us, a largo hoar quietly feeding. Wo would have returned to tho ship without disturb ing it, us wo wero armed with only ono rifle aim a few spears carriod by the natives, had not one of tho sever al dogs that were with us uuuouuccd our presence by a loud hark. Tho hear, ns it saw the intruders, begun to udvuuco slowly toward us, but was met by tho dogs, who attacked tho animal vigorously, hut with little ef fect. Ho shock them i ff, and after injuring three of them so Imdly that they had to be killed, continued to ad vance. Wo discharged the rifle and then fled to the ship, where wo armed ourselves and came hack to look af ter the bear, which had disappeared behind ono of the namorous hum mocks by which wo wore surrounded. We had searched for some lime, when one of tho Esquimaux passed tho corner of a hummock lie came fnco to face with tho infuriated ani mal. He gave a fearful ciy just as tho brute struck with ono of Ins im mense paws. Tho rest of us hoard tho cry and rapidly surrounded tho brute, which R^pod perfectly hi ill over the body of the Esquimaux, Wo fir ed sixteen shots, twelve of which en tered hi* body before ho received his death wound. Tho native was insen sible when wo picked him up uud badly lorn about the shoulders by tho beast's claws, but was not serious ly hurt. Wo took tho body of tho bear on a sledge to the ship; it weigh ed 1,575 pounds, and w m ten feat from nose to tail, aud uigli fo il and four inches a round tho IhituosL part of its body.” 'iOHiM'iom to Rt> to Texas. In conversation with a young plan ter from Monroe colllily Inst Thurs day, lie iufol'med us that he had that day paid debts f »r tho puiclmso of land to tlio amount i f m vuiitoen hun dred and fifty dollars, being 'ho lar go r portion of his nut income from funning during tho pr* sent year.' This man, when tlio war dosed had no property ut all. Ho purchased a farm of six or soYon Inindr d acres uud by hard work paid for it. Wo have licuid it said of him that dutii g this time lie froqttoiill) hood cotton by moon light. After this was paid for ho pur chased u much largt r fat in, paying about toil thousand dollars for it on credit. On this purchase ho paid tho procoedh of hi < cotton crop last week. He is still duo about eleven hundred dollars, and when this is paid ho will own about $15,000 wortli of land, with horses and mules aud implements to. work it, cattle uud hogs iu lingo numbers, with an ampin supply of wiieut, oats, and coru always on hand. 11 ■ might ni.iku a statement to this effect : Capital in 1800, energy, ('.ipitul iu 1870, $15,- 000 and the same energy as before. n mu ?} q w TO Tin: WORKING C l. \SS. Wo nrc notv prepared to furnish nil chines with constant employment at home, tho whole of tho lime, or for their spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Per sons of either sex can earn from f»0 cents to $6 per evening, uni a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to tho busim-s. Hoys nnd pits earn nearly as imich as men That all who see this no. d their address, ntnl tost the make this unparalleled offer : To swell as are not well satisfied w < will send ono dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Pull particulars, samples worth several dollars to commence work on, nnd ... . . . | a eepy of Koine aud Fireside, ono of the liberty W ithout It, Iliul ono cannot j largest Olid best illustrate I publications have his rights protected without tho j «‘U»ent free by mail. Header If you w law, iu tho absunso of which itt any country confusion uud great troubles i most prevail. Men c in so conduct ' themselves that tho statutes can tie or a fleet them, nnd to do this tho, , must be slatted right by their parents 1 IS L E S S wnen children who are rc punsible. £^UR HOME »s tlu* name perintmcnt, profitable work (iKOUGi: Stinson » Portland u o I> pint French Oil Motto Chroino * surrounded by exquisite and richly-' Add re llld tllill 1 fail to have duo influence*, t o supplemental aid of the tmmtuip- ul powers tuko them in hand. Mt U arc governed by their pussioi.s and children should bo taught to contn 1 thobo by Hie example of parents, anti their training and moral force will be remembered utter the ituutlis id* pa rents, It is a source of great grultff- cation to anyone to fed and k: oiv ihat bis community esteem'- nnd lows biut us a just and upright man, and nothing e-iu give a matt more itappi- t , u | ness aud comfort limn n consciousness v , cn 'j that be lias dono liis whole duty to l.. Ho c society nnd his country. Wookly Globe - tv BOSTON. MASS, high school, OEDA U TOWN Wa. J Noth A. B. - - Principal M ns. Mahy A . Ciunn - - • Assistant Mns. II. N. Noyks Instructor in drawing and painting. Tho OoboUstic year will btwliridnd in -• to two sessions. Spring and Pall. Tho Spring Session will commence on the 8th of January. 1877, and close about (be mid dle of June. The rates of tuition will be in propor tion to the advancement of studios pursued Reading, Writing. Spoiling, TArith- metio, Geography and Map Draw ing per month $2 60 Higher Arithmetic, Grammar, Eng lish v'ompoiition an d History ■ 3 CO Rhetoric, Elementary Algebra, Phy siology, (illustrated by charts) Ilook-keeping 3 66 Geometry, Higher Algebra, Astrono my. Natural Phyloaophy (with ex periments nnd apparatus), nnd Men tal Philosophy per month - - 4 00 Surveying,Trigcrn omelry,Chemistry (with cx peri in enta),Botany, Latin Greek, French and German - • \ 00 Instructions in Drawing, per mouth 2 50 No deduction will be made for absence except in cases of protracted illness, The school will be provided with an in strument, and pupils will receive instruc tions in vocal music, free of charge, The government of thn school will be mild uud firm. Teachers will strivo espe cially to inculcate good, moral principles. instruction will be thorough and sys tematic. Reviews frequent. A public examination will be held at the end of the Torm. ¥, JENNINGS & GO. 38 Decatur 8t., near h imbull House. A TLA NT A. GA. White Pine Doors, Sash Blinds, Mouldings. Mantles, BrnokotH, fttair Rails, B.iluHters, N-. w- i 1m, Window Glttss, nnd Window Frame s, Wholesale &, Ik-tail Dec-1-lm PRESBYTERIAN FESTIVAL T I’lIIT.LIPS* II4LL, Friday Evening, 22nd iiut.,1 O'clock. Ladies' Benevolent Society. A l>M ISSI ON I.ady and Gentlemnu - - One Individual - Each Child ..... Receiver’* Sul,. / 1 KOHOIA, POLK COUNTV.—Hy vir- * * tue of the power voted in me by law, as the legally appointed receiver of the property of K. II lUcbanlM n, Sr., real and personal, over and ubove the boineMlead inptiou'not apart nnd allowed to January next, between .the lawful h of ante, the following property: Lots of land Nos. 71*1, HV.I, 8(H), 8t»l, 802, 803,801, 8C6, 800. 807, 808, 800, 870, 013, 032 and »:»; Also 13 W-1HO acres more or h-«s. of lot No. 7t)L 27 211(A) more or less *,f 1 t nuuiLor TtUi.E-'O acres more or less of lot number 7l»o^ TU" name being all of E li Hiohurnsoii'K fsftn, situate lying and be ing iu the 2ml district aud i'll section of Polk county not exempted by said Rich ardeou 11 oiliest end, and containing l'» acres Terms ('ash. Dec. 1. 1870 L G .1 AN ES; Receiver. '1' II JL-: HUiN. NI'.W NUUK. The different editions of T: ing the next year will be the lug tho year that lias just pass ’d. *vn dur. io us dur. Tlio paioiits must be jud^o, jury, and slut iff’. Wlioti Ihoro i-t no law ut lu,mc-in oilier wor.ls. who:, iho Ihv , «••»*"• >•» ;lirk »*».-«. ground, uud is pertoci in ul! its detail*. It side is nut made happy uud md* 11 \ >* 11 \lA \\ e "end ttiis motto cliri'tm.nud tlio cliiUlnm nmrwl llwruiu nro m«'>. 1 O.e BowTt.N w BBkl.l tihOlli:. « Ur*. eigbt-jmge family, urn) story, uud news pu- to (JlcW Into VK'IOUH tuitliuocxi. \\ lieu i per, with ngricullurul, ■ purrle, house they bhVO gone flN»m under ^nidaiioo | hold and all popular dedartments, month »»f pureiitN they nro then d wee ted bv 1,1 0I1, J ,k ’ Ghronio and paper civil nutliftrilyi Vvry uftan I'uruiitsil | \ IwmOAiI hdM.- training nnd moral codes eoiub The tally edition will on week days bo of four pages, and on Sundays a sheet of ciglit pages, or f»'l broad columns; while the weekly edition will bo u sheet of eight pages of tho same dimensions and churac* ter that are already familiar to our friends Tub Huh will continue to ho the strenu. oils advocate cf reform and retrenchment, nnd of the substitution of Mtntosumuship, wisdom aud integrity for hallow preteuco, imbecility, and Iraud, in the administra tion of public affairs. It Will coni end for the government of th o people by iho peo ple aud for the people, is opposed to gov* eminent by frauds in the ballot.box and in the counting of voles enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply it.*< readers- a body now not far from a* mil. lion of aouls—witu the most careful, com plete and trustworthy accounts of current events, and will employ for this purpose h numerous amt caret ally selected M»ff 0 f re- portvvs and oorrespouJeuts. lls reports from k'ushtngloii especially, will be full aeourn'u and tearios ; and it will doubt- lees c ouliuue to dcsei ve and enjoy thn ha. tred of those wbo thrive by plundering the iroushfy t,r by usurping what* the law does not give them, while u will endeavor to merit th® confidence of the public by defending t* 10 r 'K l 'i» cf the people again-: the encroachments of unjustified power. The price °f ihe daily Sun will bo cents a motJh or $ ■ .a) ay ur post pa*d or with tho Huiulay edition ?7.70 a year. The Sunday edition alouc.eigul pages, $1,. - po- pal I. liuiv.l'iui Sheriff Saifs. (fEi'UGlA, Hara'son County, 1 \ ’ ILL he sold before the Court House ' v door, hi the town of Buchanan, in id county, withi n the legal hours of "ale The \\ twkly M n eight pages of ■'<’< e. 1 tutus, will be furnished during 1877 nt tho rate of $1 pi r post peid. The benefit of this large reduction from the previous rate lor tho weekly can I enjoyed by individual subscribers without the necessity of making up clubs. At th • same lime, if wny of our li^lends choose to aid in extehding our circulation, we shall he grateful to them, and every such person who sends listen or more subscribers from one place will be entitled to ono copy ol the paper tor himiclf without charge. At oue dollar a year postage paid tho expen ses of the * aper and printing are barely repaid: and, considering the sue of tlu sheet aud the quality ol its contents, wc are confident the people will confider Tm; IVx»:wly 8t\ the eheupast ucw• paper pub list, cd in the we rid, and Wetuist also one of Hie be*:. Address THE 8>U>i, .New York fi v. N. Y MARTl.l MtNKd, iOr*Pft MEKK0 M, Menko & lira. ^ lVh.dtfole and Retail Dealers in Clothing, Dry Goods FVnSlSlUNG GOODS. 21, Corner Whitehall k Alabama Hired*, A flu nta, Georgia. Sltcrifl Kales for January. Will be sold before Iho court houso door in Cedartown, I’olk Co , G»., on the 1st Tuesday in January next the following property to wit: Lot of land No. 168 in the 2nd district and 1th section of Folk county. Levied upon hy virtu** of and to satisfy a li fa issued from I’olk Superior Court in favor of Ed Ferry for the use of Alfred Shorter against the Kina Iron Company m the property of the Etna Iron Company nod in their povsession. Pointed out by said Company. Alloat the same time and place lots of land Nos. 1192, 1191; 1140; 1141. 1H2, 1,. H»4, 1213, 1099 and 1092 in the 2ud dis. Irict ami till section of Polk county, as the property of Dan I. C. Roberta to sati— a Polk S»p,*iior Court fi f» i n favor of Sloan k Harper f->r the use of A. M. Sloan against Dan 1 Roberts. Also at the Hn>e and placo lots of land Nos 680,5®! and in the 2nd dis trict and 4lhre«!l° n “f I’olk county. Levied on u« the prop 4 ' r, y or Thus. (j. VV. Me- Moekin, to satisfy • Polk Superior Court ft fa in favor of " in. M. West against John and Mohah Hiighf, and Tho*. ti W. Mc.Meckin security on appeal and Win. .). Giles security on ccrtorari bonds. Proper ly pointed out by.p1aini.tr, Dec. 4th l87t*. Also at same time and place lots of land Nos. 1261, 126 . 1*60,1204 and half of 1200 1296 nnd llHl.nlliu tlio 3d district and 4th section of Polk county, (la., and 1 MHO in the 2nd district and tih section of Polk county, »l*» one black mare mule, as the properly of Reubin Webster, 'licensed, to satisfy a Polk Superior Court fi fa in favor of John L, Grr again*! Reubin Webster <le* ceased. Property pointed out by H. M. II. II. P LI MPKIN, Sh tl Nov. 28, 187!i Deputy Slieritr*Sale. Will be sold on the |*t Tuesday in Jan uary next before the Court House door in Cedaltuwn, within the legal hours of sale the following property to wit: One dwell ing house and the lot on which said house stands to wilt lot number fourteen (II) in Block A in the town of Ruckmart, in l'otk county,Georgia is tbs property of the de fendant herein, J. ('. 8iun. the naid Sims being the holder of a bond lor titles to said lot of land from 8cbtrn Jones, and the purchase money therefor having been on ly p.iilmlly paid. Haiti pmperly pointed out by plaintiff * attorney to satisfy u Bar tow Huperior Court li fa in favor of W N. Townsend against J. C. Him*, the defend- e nt (his Dec. 6th 1870. W. G TAYLOR. Deputy Hhcriff. (iLOBtilA, I’olk Cotnity: , John L, Maun has apj lied for exomp. tiou of personalty nnd 1 will pass on thu saint! at 11 o'clock a, iu. on lha 2’»th day if Dcoembcr 1870 at my offit CASH STORE. j. s. STUBBS & oo. Ceilartown, Gn. TJAVE just received their Spring 8tock of RY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, GROCERIES, 1 CROCKERY, READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS &q These goods were bought at the closest figures, and having secured Cash and Cass discounts, they arc able to offer them at prices which defy competition. Call and be convinced. A Complete assortment of Leather Boots and shoes manufactured to order. We call special attention to our stock of irSAi.?B*ct«;sIiT. Family Groceries, ™ a 8 8 oa?, starch CANNED GOODS, PICKLES, FLOUR aud MEAL. Sole Agents in Polk county for the Celebrated "Watt Plows’’ and fixture*. *p*k. Agents for Hull’s Putent Rotary Harrow—WARRANTED. Afliiihiiotrator 1 * Sale. G eorgia, polk countyi—By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county at November Term, 1870, will be sold before lbs court bouse door in Cedartown, Polk county, Ga., on the first Tuesday in January next, within the legal bouts of sale, at public outcry, the following described lands belonging to the estate of Edmond Berry, late of said county, dec’d: t ut No 186, in the 17th district and 4»h section of said county, said to contain 30 acres. Sold fur the bon. rfll of ihe beirs and creditors of said dec’d. tsb. W. Dec. I87t KNIGHT, Adtn'r f i KORGIA, POLK COUNTY -John M. *7 rnrhara having applied to bare W C Knight, Clerk of tlio Superior court of said the administrator on Purham, dec’d. ins having objections ‘Ordinary, ictnber 187( .1 oi.l lino Ordinary. / t KORGIA, POLK COUNTY.—William Vi I llaille him np|di«d l<ir exempt.<i:i of personalty, aud I will pass upon tlio same at li o'clock a. in on thu iUth day of D.:,- ut iny office. This 20ih day of N ,v i'J7t{ Jem. Dhowkh, Onliuary. ness we furnish, Iu to wotk can • asily • , day right in their ow room to explain her Yde by every ni b.lys *,V ■ will furnisl niasics i !<>lf sai.i-: I OFPF.lt my plnro in East End for sole. I Any person w ishing a ]d. asant location near Cedartown, will do w ell t<> call nnd examine my place It consists of two acre* of good land, a new building of five rooms and hall, nearly completed, the house now county, appointek the estate of Rebel Therefore all pe will appear at tlio on the first Monday iu December next ami file them in terms of the law. Nov 2, 187t». JUKI. BREWER, Ordinary MARBLE WORKS, BROAD STREET, ROME, - - GEORGIA. ing anything in the above line. MONUMENTS, Tomb and Headstones, Vases Of the host 11allin tiou. The citizens of lVL cinily are respectfully invi examine our works aud p Home* July 2“ il American Mar- style an I work- t defies compeli- M A LI.E AGUE d C< Professional Cards. I)r. H. R. I IKMII'SDN. TICK OVER J. \. WYNNS STOKE* ILL PRACTICE Foil HALF PRICE for those who will pay me hy the 1st ie charged The usual « :i irge in £2 -it and mcdinuf. it paid In of Nov. ige $1 ctilj. No mu.' lived call on me ia., not either paid or secured bills is>t servicis and who it not willing to o me for future pructiee. Obsletri* ises a specially. Dec. 1, 187(5' G. W. VANCE, Saddler and Harness Maker, CEDARTOWN, GA, rr^TUSE wanting work done In my line I are respectfully asked to give me a tri al. My Shop is on the corner, in the Pow ell old Livery Stable buiiding. may 8 > K W BLACKSMITH & W00DSH0P —BY— GEO. P, LYNCH. S HOP next to Dr. Chisolm’s office J All kind- nf work, in Iron and Wood, done in the best style and on short notice. 11 L Cnmbron, well known to most of our farmers ns live Champion plow smith, is in tio* «hop hammering away. Bring in your Plows, old Buggies and Wagons, or any other work. Satisfaction guaranteed. J ( i.o.uiTowN, Ga., May 1, 1876. COPPER COPPER. TIN-WARE, aud cun afford t > sell it a- rcasonohle av '•:m be bought in any market. Also do all kind ■ t j*b work, -in.lt as rooting and gut- tniug houses iu the most durable style.— All kind* of stove and sheet-iron work, copper and brass, mending umbrellas I r'-*pccl fully solicit* the trade of in., chants. Take all kind* of country produce in ei- chnuge for Tin. Guano Htrcwcrs made to order on the -hoi-test notice. 1 T. MEE. ki 13* Cedartown, Ga. nd of i ohimne 16 table with litre* i l slack and loft J. M. HARRIS. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, TURNER and CLENN, ATTORN 10YS AT LAW i t'tlurlow it, (7a. O FFICE South of Court Home, between Huntington aud Wright's Mures. Will practice in the counties of i’olk, Floyd, Paubling, lluraisua and Csrruil. special attuntiuii given to colleciious. UT" Dr. W. C. ENCLAND, Surgeon and Physician, Ci:DARIO II A", G.l. Ott. * corner College and Prior streets, ! where he may ho louud at uii hours when not pi otessioually sblcut. sep 1 mg CostivcncKN, Jnundi__ F Indigestion, Foul Stomach. Breath, llouitncho. Erysipelas, Ithoumatism, Eryaipi Eruptions and iounness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms, km Diseases, llti mors, Worms, Dinner Pill, i the Him Tu cuibe tho 1 the {Superior T2L 791, : A 1 : GREEABl.F. rder ' oHIa , by virtue of a fi • ni t of said county «•- \s John L. Ro» the property of the said John This October *28, 187" JOHN Hi: \ N. Sheriff. the Court county purposes of Polk county, (<’m„ will be sold be fora the 1 Court House door in said county, b.t\< een ; the hgui hours of sale on the l>t Tuesday ia Jauu&ry next. Town lot No. 1. iu t ,e | town of i vdartown. Polk county. of tale wado known ■ .. day of sab . This Dec. 2nd. 1S76. JOE. UK EWER. iraiuia, as a Dinner 1 for Purifying tho Blood, An? the most ef fective and conge nial purgative ever discovered. Tlu:y arc mild, but ef fectual in their operation, moving the bowels surely ; and without pain. . Although gentle in their operation, they are still the most thorough and searching cathar tic medicine that can be employed : cleans ing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small doses of one pill a day, ; they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. ! Aykk’s Pills have been known for : more than a quarter of a century, anti have , obtained a world-wide reputation for their virtues. They correct diseased action in ; the several assimilative organs of the • body, and arc so composed that obstruc- ^ tions within their range can rarely with stand or evade them. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every- ; body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled the best of human skill. While they produce povrer- j ful effects, they are, at the same time, live safest and best physic for children. By j their aperient action they gripe much less | than the common purgatives, and never j give pain when the bowels are not inflamed. l'liey reach the vital fountains of the blood. : and strengthen the system by freeing it 1 from the elements of weakness. Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may be taken with safety by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh, i and makes them pleasant to take; while ' being purely vegetable, no harm can arise | from their use in any quantity. rilKt'ARKI* BY Dr. J. C. AVER k CO . Lowe!!, Mass., Practical un<l Analytical PIiph.j-i«. SOLD UY ALL DHUHOISTS l.YhUYWHKKE. Fsr s\K In Cedartown by BV8BANI k .inST 1 * D, ... THOMPSON HI K LE, Real Estate Agents (JED\RTOWN, GEORGIA. ■\T7ILL Soil. Huy >r rent property, at a » » rcn'onahle c»mm --ion It. B. Ttl'wru. ivy r. TIIOMPSOX. TIDWELL At THOMPSON, Attorno.VM si t Law, CEDARTOWN. GA. Dr. C. H. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon, Cedartown., Ga. ^^FFICE nt residence, on Pryor ftreet. JR . II A It B E R , Ntiliirv Public AIR LINE HOUSE, •10 I-JJ Prior Street, ATLANTA,GA. Single Monl or Lodging.. 50 Transient, per day $2 00 .Special Rites lor a longer time. •I. L KEITH, Proprietor. apr.Jtf. East End Wood Shop it-BV— IJ. |M. HA R!R I 9 v n m i v \r EEI'S HKADV-MADB COFFINS & CASES. Makes and repairs WAGONS and FURNITURE. Wagon bubs always on hand. You caa buy one or a doxen. Work ciisap fob Dr ier- f>r anything in my line, left with J. s. stubb. \ Co. will bo filled. Any ar ticle left at my shop lor repairs, am not taken out within 30 days, will be subject to salo for charges. mch27tf. A GREAT DISCOVERY! Thompson's Liniment Is one "f the greatest discoveries of the age. Nothing brings such speedy and sure i relief to those who suffer with the numor- : oils pains and ache* common to the human race. Do you want - mothing that will ease your head, your back, cure your rheu- > mutism nnd Neuralgia ' Apply Thompson's Liniment and suffer no more. For Toothache, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Burns, nnd Pains generally, ATTORNKY AT I,AW. (Tilnrtowit, Gn. | ) \ LTKM L \R attention given to taking 1 I Deposit tone and collection of clnims. Dr. L. S. LE03TTER, THOMPSON’S LI ,IME nnd you need fear no harm. The cine is put up right here in your mi Ur it. R. THOMPSON. Your uei have tried it, and it has never failet what it promises. Every family Seep it on hand, and thereby save i dollar. Often a long and expensiv f.ir a physician might be dispense' simply by applying Thompson s Liu then keep it on baud—it will cost y little. -No physician can practices fully without a good Liniment-- the its importance—then keep it on bauc 'pply it yourself and save mone r.w^yhn SURGEON DENTIST o : ( tdaitown. Ga. FFERS hi" professional services to the : Cedartown and vicinity.| 'Jail t Dr. Rees DR. P.. R. THOMP.SO: Drug : ... * * *■ * —" — ' ‘Uic, gei a OOU never be without it. It will do what and you'll never regret buying it. For Bale in Rookmarl by E K