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THE RECORD CEDARTOWN, OA., JAN. 19, 1877. Tlie Public I’urte* Tlio annual report of Troamiror -Uetifroo in chiefly a matter of tabloH, •but thou© ttibloH promul in the cloar- •oat poiuiiblo manner a ileal of infor* ‘tnation that coucorna ovary taxpayer, every citizen, in fact, of tho uttilo.— They prummt every cswintial fact in relation to thu flnaucoa of the ntato, her bonded dobt and her liabililioH Ah utt 6hdoi«olr—nol ou© being over 1 - looked bo far an we can di#5ovor. Bo- fore wo come to the tabtoa, a history iH given of now sovon por cent* bonda to the amount of $512,000, at an ox (muiio of luMi limn Hi* hundred dol lars, including advertising for propos als, printing of bonds, etc. The pre miums realized on tho sale of bonds were nearly flvo tiinos tho expenses of tho ontiro transaction. And thou wo oomo to th« carefully prepared tables which aro as full of facts oh an egg is of moat The rec ognized dobt of tho state amounts to $H,447*500 and tho tables in tho roport show tho yoar wUon tho differ- out portions fall duo-—tho months whon tho interest is to bo paid on oaoh part, and a varioty of othor informa tion eupoeially intorosting to thu hold ers of tho bonds. Only $100,000 of tho principal falls duo this yoar. There uro also bonds outstanding to tho amount of $‘2,088,000, boaring tho endorsement of tlio stato as fol lows: Macon ami Brunswick • $1,060,000 Nor Mi nml Mouth ..... 2-10,000 Moiuphia Uranch 84,000 All throo of those roads lmvo de faulted, and tho first two aro hold aud operated by tho stato. Add tho forgoing amounts to thu bonded debt of tho state, and wo lmvo a grand to tal of $10,071,500, wbioli is probably just about tbo size of tho load that wo must toto to tho days of Anal pay ment. Tho trensuror estimates tho receipts of 1877 at $1,457,000. Thu disbursements for thu same poriod aro $1,167,000. The Comptroller’* llrport. The Lcgialuflire. Tlio Georgia Legislature convened on Wednesday of last week. Hon. Rufus R Lester, of Havannah, was elected president of tho sonnto. A. J Cameron was re-elected Mousongor, and Col. J. B. Cumming ro*electod doorkeeper. Col. Eugene 1*. Hpeor, of Hpaulding, was elected clork. Hon. A. O. Bacon, of Bibb, dcctcd apeak or of tho Houso; B. F. Miller, of Hancock, doorkeeper, J. It. .Smith, of Coffeo, Messenger of the hoUso. An usual, a groat many bills have boon introduced. Two or throo mem bers have introduced bills to roduco tbo per diem of members to fivo dol lars. .Such ,bills are invariably laid on tho tuble—and finally utidor tho tablo. A bill has boon introduced to alter tlio constitution making the sessions bionniol, and tho per diom of mem bers not more than $5, and mileugo ten cents pet mile. Tho usual largo number of bills to altor and amend different sections of tho Code, have boon introduced— about ten per cent of tbo wbolo num ber. Our New York Letter. IIV SAf.UK J. IIATTF.Y. Tbo fourth nunual roport of Comp troller Uoldsmitli is a very interesting document. It is a bird's oyo view of tlio stato's resources. It hIiowh what we have lost and gained in a yoar of fjovoro shrinkage. Thu taxable prop erly of thu yoar was 615,002,2111 loss than in 1K7C, but this deoronso, largo ns it is, is not near so largo ns timt sustained in many other states. Tho dooronno would ,lmvo boon more se verely folt but for tho gainos in furni ture and tools. Of tho 1 jss farming lauds furnished five and a half mil lions; city properly about throo and tUroo-qunrUr millions; money and solvent debts neatly six millions; mor- elmudiso two millions,and bank shares two and a quurtor millions. Aud yot tho taxable property of tho stato is $10,1811,0211 more than it was whon Colonel Goldsmith assumed his pres ent duties. Tho comptroller believes that the returns of many corporations nro far below what they should ho, and h 0 , with netted heading, thoroforo asks the legislature lo aiu * ^ ou 8* “B'aight o amend tho law so that he can roctify Buoh roturus according to tho host in formation ut his command. Ho re- coumiouds a change in the fiscal yoar so as to give all of Doootubor to tho Accurate preparation of tho statistical information douiaudod by the annual r#ports. To avoid confusion and er ror ho roooommonds that tho ontiro poll tax ho paid to tho treasurer, ami that it bo transferred to tho counties whon tho not amounts duo them re spectively aro ascertained. Although lhero was a gain of 634, 744 Hcroa in improved lands, yet that class of proporty shows a docroaso in value amounting to $5,401,233, owing to a loss of twenty-two aud ono- third cents an acre iu average value. The average vuluo of improved laud in Fulton comity is $14.21) an aero, tho lands of uo othor comity attain ing to tou dollars. Tho closing table of tho roport is a What would your roadors in tho beautiful land of flowers and sun- shino say to snow two foot doop on tho level ? 1 wonder how many gird- od about with the splendor of white unbrokon silence, would nay as I do, "TIiobo things aro boautiful in thoir way, but givo mo tho Summer Land." Icebergs aro supoib, hut arnngo grovon aro proferabio. Truo, tho lovely girls of Georgia havo no oppor tunity for tho display of handsome fcot in a fascinating skating costumo but tlion, it is Horn Billing to have a classical foot iu the event of a chance visit to Control Fork during tho win ter festivities, soino lovely suits, too. Fashion has Imd bar hands full iu carrying out tho elegant designs, and Now York in as guy as of old, despite monetary depression, and tho fact that the Frcsidoulial question is not yot decided. Thn modes hold high carnival on Now Yonr's day. Sumo sploudld toi lets wore on tho tapis, and wistful faces from without looked through the largo plate windows of Murray Hill aud Fifth Avonun, upon scones which made the brain reel, and poor rison heart sick unto death, with its woary load of piteous thirst aud hangar. Seal sacqucs aro finished with a border band of o'tor, running with tho felt, which gives a rich fall edge to tl\o fur. Outer garmonts aro boautiful this season. Tho sacquo, dolman, and tho French paletot nro perfect in points of comfort aud elegance. Gut ter garmonts of all stales are much larger in order lo asismulato with tho classic fall of drapery, which is now tho prevailing mode. Little or no looping appoars in tho latest Parisiau toilets. Costumes for tho strool nro mndo of rough surfaced goods, cantol's hair and Spllrberger cloths, all napped Action of Collar Valley Presby terian Halibut It School ou tlte Dentil of Mis* Flora Mclver. “Death loves a whining mark." Wo are forcibly reminded of this iu tho death of Mi*s Flora Mclver, which occurcd at tho rosidonco of Mr. A. It. Jones ou New Year’s evening at 8 o’clock. Of her exemplary Christian charac ter, wo leave to ono better qualified to speak. Her connection with this Sabbath school coimnouccd with its organization, in 1873, aud ceased on ly with her life. As a member of tbo school, her promptness zosl and oncr- gy commanded tho respect and es- teoin of all. As a teacher, her kind ness and gentleness won tho hearts of bor class. Did wo not know tlmt “tho Lord of all tho earth will do right,” we should be disposed to wonder at the dispensation of his providenoo; that one so useful, so devoted to His cause, so conaiateul in her daily walk aud conversation should lie taken. To his dtciLo wo iniekly submit, and oiler thu following resolutions. 1st. That in tho death of Miss Flora Mclver, this Sabbath School has sustained an almost irreparable loss. 2nd. That wo will ondouvor to imi- tato her in tho Christian virtues si o so eminently illustrated. 3rd. That we extend to her broth ers, sisters and relatives tlio assur ance of our earnest sympathy aud condolcnco. 4th. Thai tho Socrotary bo instruct ed to pluco this notion of thu school on tlio rooord book, and to furnish a copy lo each of the public journals of this placo, and tho South ern Presbyterian at Columbia S. C., for publication. Respectfully submitted Mas. J. O. Waddell Mas. M. V. It. Are. Mils. Wiii. Biudfoiid, Committee. Adopted Jan. 16th 1877. Tho "Ladies' Benevolent Sowing Society” of thu Cedar Valley Pronby- lorinu church having boon called to moot in said church ou Saturday 13th instant to take appropriate action on the death of Mins Flora MHU-cr. Tho Vice President, Mrs. K'.I.a P. Waddell took tho chair and ou motion ap pointed Mrs. Iv do P. Ake, Mrs. Leah- uorn Bradford, aud Miss Jennie liar- commit tou to adopt, suitable resolutions of refcpoct aud condolence on her death. Tho coiumilteo retired and in a few miiiutos returned and reported thu following, which were unanimous ly adopted by the society and order- oil to bo embodied in ili-i minutes. Wiikuras, It has plcasod our lienv- only Father in Hit all-wise and nu- oliangablo providouoo to remove from us our late beloved sistor, and Prosi- dout of our society, Mias Flora Mc- Ivcr, ami Wiiwikah, It has boon our happy privilege to lmvo intimately associated with her from tho organization of our society. Wo can boar testimony to tho cultivated taste aud Christian liiabties which rnndu her so highly tufted, trimmed with rich wool fringe j «aleomod and beloved by us all, tho A closo cuirass ^ or0 ** r dross are tho rule for these. Of course much do- pouds upon tho corset. A perfect fil ing corset is the very keynote of style. Tho mills of tho United States Oorsot Co., aro iu full operation, turn ing out tho host articles iu tho tnark- ot. Tho "charm," tho "beauty,” the “A A" and tho “Fifth Avenue" aro Jlmoltnl, That in tho death of our dour sister, this society has sustained a verry great loss, and while wo meek ly bow to tlio will of Him who dooth all things well, it is with deep sorrow wo grieve over tho death of ono so groat Iv endeared to us and lias boon culled away thus early in life. litvovlci/, That wo tender our mi* Excc.'iilor*’* Sale. By viituo of nn order of the lives and friuuds in this, tho hour uf thoir Boro boreaveiuout. lit'Solvctl, That tlio secretary furn ish a copy of these resolutions to each of tho Collar I own pipits for publication. Hath P. Ake. Lkaukoiu Bradford, J innib H arrison, Com mil tee. Tlio State government of Louisi ana is in a bud way, two governors aud two legislatures. (.’lit (hi* Out—it May Save Your Lift*. Tlicro is no person living but what suffers more or less with Lung Pis ease, Coughs, Colds or consumption, yot some would.die rather than pay bottlo of medicine that would euro them. Doctor A. Tho foreign fashion for glitter doos I Boshchco's German Sirup has latc- uot take well in New York. Heavy ty been introduced in this country fancy braids appear iu which thoro 0*° ,u Germany, sud its. ivouderous glitters a sorpeutiuc fitripo of gold or j ‘•Mires astonishes every ono that try it. . i i> miojur silver, aud nro used for trimmiug . M you doubt what wo say in print, 0,1 $831,513 nml U.rton $JU,bl5 m ^ ^ woolon k | out thin out nml inko it to your .Irug- liorsoa. mulea at ,1 Itvo ntock-lho two , Tbo iu Ungori8 ia 80(a o( giels Brndfonl A Alienor Bmbauk .A U-a,lin B oouutis.1 of the eMe m that j coll4nj , lud cuC& eiubroidorod iu rolore J"»« «u.l got a snuiplo bottlo fcr 10 napecl.—ICoDBtUuUou. j r nltavod by gold aud silver tbtondn. cents aud try it, or a regular si)u for tho collar may be either round or eents. Governor Colquitt has reappointed j poiuto<1| lmt it ia inV(l riably attached Ju<l B . People., of the AUnuU ciremt,: l0 R cbemi86tU!i ttlll| lhg cnlTa ia Judge McCutcbon Oberoknn cirouit, v , iriol)8 aU , l()t , a to suit tbo fau0J o( the purolnisor. Truth is present stylos are marvels .laptatiou and bocotuinguess, cov- poso of a fresh expenditure, for master pieoo of ntnti -tied work. It j “>««> oomimd consideration, allows bv oouution n woudorful array j Tlio prevailing shades being posi- ,of facta*, all on 010 sheet. There are 1 live, is a fuel favorable lo tho use of 1,2011 lawyers iu the state,‘.Id of whom d.von. Any tint can bo converted iu- hto iu Fulton. Chatham and Rich- j lo Wm*. 'cry many neutral it' for tuoud havo each 58. The state also j »>>adoe make beautiful navy blue, coutniu. 1,678 doctors, Fulton lend- ing off 03, while Riobiuoud has 35 ' und Chatham 33. Colquitt contains but $1,130 worth of merchandise.— Washington county bus wisely invest- Judge Cniwfoixl, Chattahoochoa cir cuit, Judge Bleckley, Supreme Court j R. N. Ely was appointed attorney general. Jas. P. Uarrioon <VCo. woro , ©ring the grouud with artistic eeouo- i Jec|e4 «»tato printers. ; my aud graceful olcgauce A Ordinary «f Hall tonnty, Mcorgi*, in |tiirAiiance of tlu> Imt will and lertumcnt of Ttrry Couch, late of Unit county de ceased. I will Bell at public outcry baforo the court hoiiHe floor• in the town of (>c- dnrtown. Polk count)", On., between the legal hours of laic, on the 1st Tneiday ia I ebruarv 1877, the following described real estate belonging to thn cHtnto of naid dccaaaed, to wit: Lot of land number lii roe hundred and nine f309) in the Hint district of the 3rd secti'in of originally Cherokee, now Polk county. Terms cash. DANA V CO I CM Kx. of will of Terry t'oucli, dec'd SlicrifT Sale* for February. Will he sold beforo tlio court house floor »n Odnrfown n o1k Co , On., on the 1st Tuesday In February next, between the legal hours of ordo.the following property, Lots of land Nos. 1 >92, Ijfg 1191.1196, 1266. 1267, 1268 and 11*6, in the 8d district and HI. section of Polk county, lavicd on by virtue of n justice court fi fa Issued from the 898ih district, O M. in faror of James Long against .Ini^r A King, defendant, ns the property of defendant. Levy made anil returned to me by a bailiff. Al«o, lot of land No 1190, in the 2nd district ami 4tIt Boctlon of Polk county, Oa Levied on by virtue of a justice court fl fa from tho 1223 district (1 M, iu favor of Mason II Hush against John I) Jones ns the properly of John 11 Jones, it being pur chase money for said lot. Levy made nml returned to mo by a Ilnilif Also, at same time and place lots of Inml Nos 846 ami 376 in the 2nd district and 4th section of Polk county Ma, Levied upon uy virtue of a Polk superior court fl fa in favor of Cain (Hover against V II Oppcrt os the property of V II Oppert Also, lots of land Nos 027, 928. 929. 930 1019,1070, 1070, and 946. in the 2nd dis trict nml till sc iign of Polk county, (in by virtue of amHo satisfy a Polk superior court ti fa in favor of Alfred Shorter against Benjamin T West and (Jcorge W West and one ft fa in faror of John T Pryor e» al for ilia use of otflccrs of court vs (Jcorge W West Trustee, as the property of Ueo. W West, ami lmvo gavo notice of the same loti W West this January 2nd 1877 Also, at tho fame limn nml place, all oi the interest in anil to lots of Inml 1066, 1096, 1024. 1028, ami 991 in the 2nd I < trict ami 4th section of Polk county, (in,, levied upon as the property of It K Tliomp son to satisfy one Polk Superior court ft fa iu favor of the t'herokco Iron t.'o.. against It It Thornpsnn, ami one superior court fi fa in favor of Huntington and Bar her against It It Thompson und P (' Har ris and W Knout Wood, and one Polk su perior covrt fl fa in favor ofJntncs M Smith (Inventor, etc , for tlie use of officers of officers of court hgniust F.lbcrl UatMo prin. and It Mt Thompson, security, also one county court fl fa in favor of K Turner. Lev ini on sn the porperty of It It Thonq - son nml now in his pours*ion. of Thus It Akin 8t,0 and 831. in Alsu, allot i in und to lots iml No . It Mo 91, cs II Hill agninti »d pi* i In id 791 the 21st district and 3rd section of Polk uouimty (loorgin, levied upon by virtue of a l'olk *iip*i ior court li fa in lavor of John M Parham nga.nst .lames R Morgan, and lino polk nupei ior court fl fa in ravor of Win McDowell for the use of offi.eri ..f officer* of court iwoiust Jutuos It Morgan, and one Polk DUpaHof court ti fn In ta'or uf Geo W Foot for the II .0 of I'lliccra of court against W A While, piinelplo ami Jnioe* K .Morgan iccurliy on a t o !, ami olio Polk county court ft fa in favor of A. Doughnrty against Jaw It Morgan; and Polk comity court fl fa in favor ut J S Noyes Ojinlnwt James II Morgan, and Polk county court fl fa in In* pert agaiu.-l James It Morgan, H Op other my hands tho property of Jus It Morgan Also, at the same imo and place, lot* of id 206, all in the IHlh mi of Polk county, (i.i e of two justice court oue In favor of Jim. laud N district and 3d levied upon by fl fns of said co Smith & Co, and ono in favor of Thomu- IV Detlproo, against A S Mctiregor; lyve made ami returned to me by a constable, to satisfy said ti fa. a* tho property of A 8 McGregor. Also nil of tin* interest of Augustus X McGregor in and to lulu uf laud Nos 2<>0, 201. 223. 233. 272, 686, (HI, 612, and 665 iu I lie ISlli district and 3d section, levied upon by virtue of and m - »ti*fy a superior court ft fa iu favor of Dan ! M Printup against A 8 Mctiregor, ami also t>> satisfy oilier 11 fnw it) my baud'*. This January .6, 1877 II. P LI 'IPKIN, Sh'ff each n triumph of luodlatio art, nml l feigned sympathies to the tniny rolu- tho looms of Lynll Bro's. lire a su- poih addition to to tho manufnotur- lug interests of our conn tty. Tho monetary stringency with which our country is convulsed 1ms brought out tho resources of our boat ladies in a woudorful dogreo. The facilities of tho Staton Island Fancy Dyeing establishment aro such that beautiful tints or undor Hues of color can bo produced iu tho re-dying of soiled fabrics with tho most exquis ite stylo and finish. Iu combination with othor goods, these reproductions answer ovory pur- Drput)' SlierHTa Suit*. Will he sold on Hie M Tuesday in Feb- runry next beforo the t'mirt House door in Odaltoivn, within the legal hours of salt the following properly to wit: !...t of land N > 722* in the ls»h district and 3d seation of Polk county. (»a, a* tlir property o Mrs S A \ Paco, lo satisfy mu Stale ami county lax fi fa in favor »( J It West. Sabi property pointed out by > J l'ox, nud notice ha* been given tenant in pow>«io l and returned to mo by .a con Also at <arao time and place lo« .,f land No 1046 insist dist. and 3rd -pc, of Polk ounty, Ua„ said land lying and being near tho Joel Atkin's farm on I'i-li ' reck P lk ('Minty Go. Said land levied up, i a* the properly o| Joel \ Ikins, dec-HM'd. to satisfy one Polk superior court ti fa in favor if Hines Morgan Co., against |\ Williamson principal an l Joel Atkins <*• curely on. appeal bond ^aid property ptdnle*! 'ut by James Adkins executor on tho cMn'eot ,i. el Adkins deceased. Also, hi same time and place, one sor rel horse about ten years old, of medium sire, und ono ch*i sorghum mill with two rollers and other fixture* lo it Levied up on as the property .d K li McJunkin to sat isfy i superior court fl fa iu favor f Ueo W .Mcrgnn against K li McJunkin. .Said proj erty pointed out by tho plniutiff tiiis 3rd day t.f January 1877. W. ti. TAYLOR. Deputy Sheriff. Mottsagi 1 Slioi ifT Salt*. AV’H b t»' "d.l before tho t'ourt Hu i- ' v door, in th>‘ town of (6 iari v Polk county, Ga., within the legal hours IX l (I II S O II OO L (I K TT A It T O W N . Wv. .1 Nona A. B. - - Principal Mn a. Mary A. f it a mi - - • Assistant Mbs. II. N. Novi.- Instructor In <lrawing and painting. Jexsb Caole, Instructor in Penmanship. The Scholastic year will bo divided in -* to two sessions. .Spring and Fall. The Spring Session will enminenc* on the 15th of January. 1877, and closo about the mid dle of June. The rates of tuition will b * in propor tion to the advancement of studies pursued Reading. Writing, Spelling. {Arith metic, Geography and Map Draw ing per month $2 60 Higher Arithmetic, Grammar, Eng lish Composition and History - 3 CO Rhetoric, Elementary Algebra, Phy siology, (Illustrated by charts) Book-keeping 3 66 Geometry, Higher Algebra, Astrono my, Natural Phylosophy (with ex- pcrimenls and apparatus), and Men tal Philosophy per month - - - 4 00 Hnrveying.Trigern'iiueiry.Clieinistry (with experiments),Botany, Latin Greek, Frcnoh ami German - - 4 00 Instructions in Drawing, per month 2 60 No deduction will bo mad'! for absence except in cases of protracted illness, Tlie school will 1)0 providod with an in strument, and pupiH will receive instruc tions in vocal music, free of charge, The government of the school will he tnild and linn. Teachers will strive espo. ciolly to Inculcate good, moral principles Instruction will be thorough and sys tematic. Reviews frequent. A public examination will be held at the end nr tho T* rm. W. JENNINGS & CO. 38 Decatur 8t.,ncar Flmball House. ATLAN’I A. (rA. White Pine Doors, Sash Blinds, Mouldings. Mantles, Brnoket.M, tttnir Ilnils, Bfilnstors, New els, WinAow (Hums, nml Wintlow Frames, Wholesale iV Detail I)cc. Mui M, Menko A: Bn). \\ holeanlcnud Retail Dealers in Clothing, Dry Goods FURNISHING HOODS. 21, Corner Whitehall . Alahama Streets, \ llillltil. (icuisill. Fvqf Liberal Inducements offered Mer chants. FITS OR EPILEPSY. Any person afflicted with the above dis ease is rbquestod to send their address to Ash \ Robhins, and a trial Box of Dr. Goulard'* ftt p'lwdci- will he *■ i• nt lo them, iail, punt paid, FREE. These pow- have been tested by hundreds, hun- s of cases in tho llld World, and n land cure has been thu result in every nice Huffurer* from tills <li*rnve Id give llieso powders an early trial, s curative Dowers are wonderful, many ons having been cured hy atrial box part of the I'nitcd f ASH & ROBBINS 30FCulton St Brooklyn, N. V smu) 1 ork « dollars day right in their own b room to explain here. Business p!ca«ant nml honorable. Women, and boy* and girls do as well as men. We will furnish you a complete out fit free. Tho bnalness pays better than anything else. Wo will hearexpenso ..«f starting you. Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers and me chanics, their nous sml daughters, and all earn all about delay Addr«s< Augusta. Main' Ayer’s CASH STOR E.” J-. S. STTJBBSsl & CO. . (Cedartoxvn, Can. J.JAVE just received (heir Spring Stock of Iiy GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS AC II,,,, »,rc In ut il.r cl 1 figure. UO'I Iiutiur «,curr l Uami nml Ca«« ill-cuuiil., 11,F>- arc able lu offer them M price, wl'isl' Jefv couipeliliou. Call nml 1)0 convinced. A Complete a*--orin»cnt of Leather. Boots and ahoefl manufactured to order. Wo coll special attention to our stock of s.u.t, Family Groceries, SS TANNED GOODS, PICKLES, FLOUR and MEAL. Sole Agents in Polk county for the Celebrated “Watt Plows’ and fixtures. »*_ A|,-entn for Hill’s Pntcnl Rotary IIllTOW—WARRANTED. MARBLE WORKS, BROAD STREET, ROME, - • GEORGIA. Ing nnvlliing in i1um,1) MONUMENTS, Tomb and Headstones, Vases Of the best It alii an and American Mar ble, finished in the beat style and work manship. and prices that deficit competi tion. The citlxcns of Codnrtown and vi cinity are respectfully invited to call and r \ ',ui' ne ■ -ur w n J <"•! 1' r i • - '•> !• 1 ’ Home. July 27. 4m A. M. ALLKAGUK A (-0. Professional Cards. I)i. K. II. THOMPSON. dny of November, otherwise tho usual rate- will be charged The usual charge i- $2 for v.-if and medicine, if paid M of N,.v I elmrgo $1 ot.lv. No one need call on trn TURNER and GLENN, ATTORN KYS A'l' LAW ( CtlUltOW II, (in. / \FKICK 8,i'llh of Cuurt llmi.e. between V 1 limiting! and Wright -Mr.-, Will practice in the counties of Polk, Floyd. Paulding, Haralson aud Carroll. Special ntteutiuii given lo collection*. May 25, 1876 Dr. W. C. ENCLAND, Surgeon and Physician, TUOAieSON .V \\ IKI.l:, Real Estate Agents CEDAUTOWN, (JEORGIA, •fTTIl.l. Sell. Il l rea-nabt- nablc commission. TIDWr.I.I, x THOMPSON, Atlorne.vs :tt I CEDARTOWN. GA. ,FPICE — East side Court House- G. W. VANCE,j Saddlef and Harness Maker, (T.I)A TOWN, GA. 'TM’OSF. wanting work done in my line 1 are respectfully asked to givo me a tri- al. My Shop i- on the corner, in the Pow- cil <dd Livery Stable building. may 8 IV E W r BLACKSM TH & W00DSH0P —uy— GEO. P, LYNCH. gllop H L Caiubron, wolf kuc farmers ns the Champion plpw Minith, is the '•hop hammering away. Bring iu yo Plows, old Buggies and Wagons, or a other " rk. (Satisfaction guaranteed. Cedariown, Ga., May I, 1870. next t" Dr. Chisolm's office J • '"I ol work, in Iron and Wood, tho best stylo and ou short notice. COPPER COPPER. TIN-WARE, »nd cun afford to sell it as reasonoble ns run be bought in any market. A No do all kind >>f job work, such ns rooting and gut- icring houses in tho most durable style.— rilcr on tho slivrtc nano btrewors made l l notice. I. T. MKE, Cedartown, Ga. AIR LINE HOUSE, TU l-‘- I^i'ioi* Sti'oot, ATLANTA,GA. SitiRl. M-il nr I) ,<l g iu 8 BO Truiu'i-nt, per <ltij $2 Ufa liaU'8 fur a longer tune. J. L. KEITII, Proprietor. apr.3tf. LTM PTION. w. Iu this ngo of education ami gJuer al iutelligeuco, the household is hardly complete without a Cornish tt Co. Piauo or Organ. Bead tho adver tisement in anothea column, and thou send for ill ustratid catalrgne au price list. aupl 3m sale, on tlie first Tuesday in March the. following property, to-wit: One roan speckled cow and one briudlo meuly headed dow and tcii bushels of coru, more or I as.-, as the property of C M Camp and K A t$luip, by virtue t.f and to satisfy a mortgage ti fa issued fn ui Polk superior court in favor of S 1* bir.ith, bon Brother ogaiust C A Caiup aud E A Camp January 5. 1877 y H r LUMPKIN, Sh’ff G KdltCIA, rbl.K tOUSTV.—William K Battle haa applied for exemption of I personally, aud 1 will pass upon tlie same at 11 o'clock a. m on the 16th day of Dec. j at my office. This 2nth day of Nov. 1976 Jokl Bkovtbk, Ordinary. | Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at one© agreeable,! healthy, and of- ! fectunl for pro- a or vine the hair. Faded or . “ 1 ** ■ ‘ gray hair is toon restored to its original color, irith the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair | checked, and baldness often, though I net always, cured by its use. Noth- j ing can restore the hair where tho j follicles nr destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as I remain can bo saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of foul- ! ing tho hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair ■ from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Freo from those deleterious substances i which make some preparations dan- i gerous, and injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can only 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, i and yet lasts long on the hair, giving : it a rich, glossy lustre and a gratefm I perfume. Prepared by Dr, J. C. Ayer 4 Co., Practical and Analytical Cbemlsw, LOWELL, MASS. Fcr sale in Cedartown by BUR DANK i JONES. Druggit Q F Dr. C. H. HARRIS, Physician anti Surgeon, ( (Mini-town, (in. QFPICE at r<'«i'!cncc, -n Pryor MrotM. . It \ It It V. It , Xolnrv I*ttl>li<» ATTORXKY AT LAW (Yilnrtowu, (Sn. | 7 AH Fieri.All retention giv#»n t,, fnkiiij I Dopi -itionH »n<i collection of claims. Dr. L. S. L EDBTTER, hy mat. p ) t Pli I. ID ovory sufferer th» n'o'iro •!'-• no. This is the only i'aration known to cure or benefit that as*. for large box $:] IH) A Ur. ^ \S|| x It ( Hi It I N s Fulton St. Mr- -^tyri, N. V. A GREAT DISCOVERY! Thompson’s Liniment Gon* "f the greatest 'li«ccvcrics of lh« ago Nothing bring* *nch speo.ly and sure rclirf to tho-*.'wh" suffer with the niimer- ou* pains ami aches common to the human rue. IG y.»u want something that will ea-e your iieii-l, your hack, cure your rheu matism an,I Neuralgia .’ Apply Thompson’s Liniment and suffer no more. For Toothache, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Burns, and Fains generally, THOMPSON'S UJIMENT '■ !">' "P ar no liarm. TI ght here in your r SURGEON DENTIST Dr- it. H. THOMPSON. have tried it, and it iins never failed "bat ii promises. Every family s Keep it on hand, and thereby .iave in dcdlar. Often n long and oxjicnsivt for a physician might he dispensed simply by applying Thompson s Linii tlu-n keep i< on hand—it will cost y 0 liiti.-. No physician can practice su fully without a good Liniment-- they it- importance—then keep it on hand, .pply it yourself und save money. Dr. Re nil on DU. li. U. THOMPSON > Dm hottl 0 FFERS hi* professional serti.-.-s to .1 Cedartown and vicinity. — (. er he without it. It will do what . I you'll never regret buying it. For sale :n Uookmurlby S K I P. McUON.NEI.L, Agent, Acwort Receiver's Sale. 'Eohuia, polk county.— sied CLEVELAND, Main st—Cuts, makes md repairs clothing iu good style und A 1- B.w 18. Main m.—Repairs Clocks, dx. NN utches und Jewelry. Keeps Jewelry 8HOE MAKERS* H ENRY MAY. Main .-t.—Fine Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairing done on short notice. a * ( ^ ,e legally appointed receiver I property of h. H. Richardson, Sr., personal, over and above the h. . and exemption set apart and al ! faid Richardson, 1 will sell hel | court house door, on the First Tut : January next, between the lawf. I ol sale, tiie following property .- Lots of land Nos. 794, 79« boO ( 8« :; , »»>», 866, 806, 867, 868.’ E 933, 932 and.936. Also 13 93-100 acres more ! of lot No. 797. 27 21-100 more or 1c j number 796, 20 acres more or les j number 795. The same being all - j Richardson's farm, situate lying i tug iu the 2nd district and 4th se Polk county not exempted by sai ardson Homestead, and containing each, more or less. ' Terms Cush. Dec. I, 1876. C U. JANES, Rcc