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Rockdale Register. CONYERS, G.V., THURSf>AYAPR. ti, 187 G -1 ■ — 1 Con ykrs, Ga., Doc. 28 rd, 1873. At a meeting ot the stockholders of Stirt Rockdale Register Publishing Company, Vdd this day, tfie following officers were elec !ted for the ensuing yea- : G*o. W. Gleaton. President. A. H. Zachry, Vice-President. 'p j. Treadwell, Treasurer. AV. P. Rked, Secretary. A. C. McCalla, Rd. and Bus. Man. Leiral advertisements must lierenfieri V>e paid for in advance. No deviation from this rule will be made at uny time, or-under Anv circumstances. All advertisements must "be handed in before 12 o’clock, m., on Wed nesday: the day before publication. RrirsTKß Cos. - -j- ------ “ifCTSi AHiD SaBFJ.&Va [Personal, lion. 11. 1). McDaniel', of MtitiroV, Senator, from the 27th Senatorial Dist., is in town, on a visit to. his constituents in this county, mid to qttend our Superi or Court. In behalf of blit people, we ' welcome him to our county. —. ■ ■ ■ m • m ■ ■ ■ • Apology; AVe nsk our readers to excuse tis for our small amount of local items in this issue, and every lack of Editorial mailer, or State or General News, as we lnvo becu busy with duties iu Court. In the future we will try to make amends for the past. Dwelling Dinned. The and welling house of W. J. Hum phries, of this county, was burned 1 ist week. M. 11. lost nearly everything lie had by the fiie. llis neighbors and the citizens of Conyers kindly assisted him with contributions of money etc. Cold Weather. The latt r | art of last week and the first days of this week, were regular wintry, March days. We forget whether it came in “ like a lion or a lamb but we are certain it “ went out like a li’jn," and a roaring one, at that. Democrats! The Executive Committee of the Democratic party of pookda'e ooiinty met on Tuesday of this week, and on motion agreed to call a meeting of said party, to be held at the Court llonSe in this place, ou Saturday, the 15th day of April (inst). We hope all good and true Democrats, as well as all of our citizens, who barb the good of the party and our country at heart,will be on hand, and that the delib lion of the party will be harmonious and for (lie best interest of oui people. Tax Notice: See tiie tax notice ot W. T. Iluson, Tex Receiver of this county, in this is sue. Ilis hooks are now opened. Come up and give in your taxes; also the quantity of crops. produced last year; •ind the amount of laud in cultivation this year. Fruit. We find from conversing with a num ber of our farmers, that the limit is not entirely killed in this vicinity. We hope <nr fruit growers will yet have a fine yield. In Town. II IT. Parks, Traveling Agent ot the Atlanta Constitution, was in Conyers Monday and Tuesday cf this week, get ting subscribers to the aide journal wlrch he represents. We wish him and ins paper good luck and prosperity. JNew Paper. Our readers will see by the prospectus published in tins issue of the Register tl.itt thtTo waS ii e\V cdti lidate ldr public favor, started in A,t'ahtn op last Sunday. It is called 2he 'limes. , .it is, a lively Democratic paper, with Col. Unities D. Waddel as its political editor, lie is a good writer, as well as a patriot and sol dier to the “manor born.” We wish the 'limes , its editor, and employees, and its backers generally, long life and great success—as long as it keeps in the channel it's now running. Visiting Atfcd£iiej : & Below we give the names of the attor neys from a distance in attendance on our Superior Court this week : Judge J. J. Floyd, J. \V. B. Summers, W- \V. Clark, L. B. Anderson, A. B. Simms, J. M. Pace, E. F. Eduards, E. Womack, L. L. Middlebrooks, Coving on ; L. J. Winn, J. H Stewart, Deca tur; M. R. Stansell, Cartersville; J. N. Clean, Roqie; Solicitor General T. B. tbaniss, Forsyth, Only a few—the etiimney fell down and killed the bal ance. To The Democracy ot Rockdale County. Conyerp, Ga., April 5,187 G. At a meeting of the Executive Coini I' ittee of the Democratic party of Rock Gale county, held in Conyerp, April 4th 76, the following resolutions were adopted, to-wit: Resolved, That a meeting of the democratic party, of Rockdale bolfnty, h;, and die same is hereby called to take t •••■e at the Court House, itj said coun • ■ on Saturday, 15lh day of April, (inst.) ;,t H o’clock a. m., to take action upon the* subject of sending delegates to the District Convention, to be held at Mil kugeville on the 26th April, (msl.). - *o a general organization of the Dem ocratic party of said county. E. E. Rosser, Chairman; Death of a Good Citizen. bied, at his home, near Walnut Grow, alton county, on 'Wednesday night ,j 1 Week, with dropsy of the heart, •' il ‘ hditlas Cannon, about sixty-seven urs of age. Mr. Cannon was born in ' r . ' 1 - J Cardliha, and moved to this State '* hen quite a young man. He has been - successful farmer all his life; provided "eu ror his family—sparing at all times goodly portion fot* the poor and \ 1 ■ He was an affectionate husband, u indulgent father, a kind friend, and a f 1 njighbor. An old friend and •cighbor pays him this worthy tribute, * c !. more, that he was a Christian gen- Ji. We too, can join in his pfrilse. 1 leaves a wife, several children, otliei* •natives, and a host of friends to mount ■ -oss. Peace to his ashes. i ... . * List of Jurors, Spring Term, 18713. GRAND JI'ROKS. T.,D. Swann, Foreman. David Vaughn, J. A. Stewait, Jr, I*. B. Smith, Geo. W. Slinirtons, T. 13. Thompson, John L. Scott, W. W. Swann, Asa F. Sims, John 11. Smith, G. W. Walker. W. E. Treadwell, SPECIAL Jl HOBS. No. 1. Asa F. Sims, 11. C. Taylor. A. A, Turner, E. L- Turner, Madispn Tucker, L. Ei. Warn tope John W. Hamilton', it- H. While, W. C. Wood, Wm. Winburn, J. M. Wel born', W. M, Huff, Kockdulo StipeMor Court. According to law, the Superior Court of this county convened on Monday, or gatiizerl and proceeded to business, with Hon, John 1. Hall, Judge, presiding, and Lemuel 13. Anderson, Solicitor General pro (cm. As usual, Jutors, parties, liti gants and witnesses were prompt in at tendance ; and counsel, as their cases were called, announced ready, or showed good and legal grounds lot cause ot con tinuance. The first case called was one rather celebra ed, being that of S. F. Scott vs. Alfred Taylor, ejectment and injunction. After occupying two days, the jury re turned a verdict for a small amount apiinst the defendant. The tranqm'ity of the county would be greatly benefit ed if the matter would rest here. Other matters of little public impor tance have been disposed ot ou the civil side of the court. The Gas? of the State vs. Isham Kelly, charged with the offense of being an ac cessory in the assassination ot Captain Hardeman; in Newton county, a few years since, aud which was transferred tiom Hi at county here for trial, was con tinued for the term, and the defendant discharged upon his own r^pgnizance. No other criminal matters have, or will probably occupy the time of the courti The Investigations made by the Grand Jury into violations of the criminal laws, exhibit a tofei'hhly healthy state of mor als, and the cases made are of a petty nature. Ti e bar is represented by all the at torneys from Covington ; the entire local bar, and few:others from a distance. Hon T. 13. Cabaniss, who was detained at home, put in his appear ance on Wednesday morning, and took Charge of criminal matters. Tile American Farnier; We have received ihe April niitnber of the American Fdniier, and Arid its pages well filled with seasonable iiistnjc tions in every branch of agriculture— prominent am> ng which are formulas' 1 for making fertilizers for all the main crops growing in the Middle and South ern States Among the correspondents who largely figure In' this number, are gentlemen of the highest standing con nected with Agriculture in the several Satates—among whom are Mr. William li'.lman, of Va, on Chemical Manures and the Wheat Crop. Prof. Wilson, of Baltimore, on Errors iu Fertilizer Anal ysis. Dr. Jaines, of Georgia, on the Progress of Agriculture in this State. *On the Use of Concentrated Fertilizers, and Management of Pastures, by Mr Clieevvr, of Mass. On the cultivation of Tobiicbo, by Mr. Sheldon; of N. C.; and numerous others, upon Soiling, Live Stock; Dairying, Poultry, Horticulture. Floriculture; Orchards; Landscape, Gar dening-,—in short, fid branch pertaining to the cultivation of Uib flbll appears to be overlooked. Tllb old Farmer is a eommplete uidililal for every country home, and eveiy single number of it is worth ii year’s subscription. Published by Samuel Sands & Son, Baltimore, Md, at $1 50 per year—s copies for $5. [communicate!*. ] Conyers, Ga., April 2nd, 1876. Editor Register: This is a rainy Sunday mdfning, and we venture the assertion; that a rainy Sunday morning brings more disap pointment than aiiy ot nature’s contri vitjees. 1 knew before I got out of bed that iVe (fere having an East rain. I felt it in my head; I care not where I am, mV head always apprises me of the whiter teering from any point of the to the East; an East wind gives me, as well as half ot the inhabi tants of this latitude, a headache. If you don’t believe it, and want evi dence, say to every one you meet, to day, that your head is aching, and it halt Of them don’t respond “ so is mine,” then I will treat you to anything you will have tor your trouble. I brawled oiit of bed this morning, early; for I was rriad. lam always mad when itiy head aclie's In the morning— (l merth from natural causes) I under other circumstances I only teel penitent, and vow to do so no more; alter turn, filing over two or three chairs, and poking my head against a pine-board manilepiece; tor a counter irritant; uot intentionally, however. I reached a window and looked out eastward, arid saw .Confirmation of the pain in triy head in a driving East wind and rain—looking eastward front my house o'n a rairiy morning—the prospect is anything but eheeiingj and especially so at this seasofl, when there is uothing tti be Seen but unfurtiished turnip-patches, arid a vveary waste ot old fields, only occasionally rehersed by a stunted pine. I wanted to hear Dr. Smith prerich to day. So did many other of odr cliizeris, as well as myself. It is a great treat to hear this able divine. Leaving the Church after one of his sennons, I al ways feci a wiser) —and to my shame— Charles Sanford, S. F. Speer, F. S. Treadwell, J. T. Swann, Geo. W. IT pshaw, U. 13.. Vaughn, S. J. Taylor, Milton Hollings worth, W. J. Night, John 11. Taylor. No. 2. Geo. C. Hamilton, G. W. Weaver, Tohn 13. Keen, W. F. Chapman, John F. Wallace, A. Whitaker, Newton Hollings worth, James 11. Griffin, W. P. Lard, A. J. Hay good, Freeman Weems', Geo. W. Hall. it not a better man. More, si t oil then in the ministry and we would have more church-goers. The rain this movniiig has disappoint ed all who wifufeli to hear him—and I was about to say the Doctor, too —but I won't Hay tlt%t. A man ot his age and philosophical tliiud and true Christian character, can Hoe a highet Providence in a “ rainy Sunday” than a little temporary disap pointment of sight-seeing aiul church going people. , . . v A rainy Sunday n turned to gdod account it the inactivity it produces will bring our thoughts honlo to loost. It is compulsory leisure we citn't devote to much else, as well as putting the inind in a frame for selt-inspeolioU) iu a dispas, ion.ate way. Such days as this takes the elasticity out of our mental organism, as well as the starch out ot our manners, and the texture of the pure fabric becomes af forent; in other words, weakness, ar.d bleufslies are more easily discoverable. Another assertion and wo are through. A rainy Sunday morning is production of more good to a greater number ot people than all the sermons preached on a brio Ilk Sunday morning. With a second thought your readers will agree Willi Lomax. The Coiiyers Courier, —o— OP THE NEW PAPER. THE undersigned respectfully calls the at tention of the Reading Public to the fact that sometime during the first week in Aptil, he proposes to begin the regular weekly issue of a uew' paper, to bp styled the Cony this Cou rier, a Journal designed to suit the Times and People. The Courier will be “Independent in Everything, aud Neutral in Nothing.” The firm and uncompromising advocate of Demo cratic Principals, it will, nevertheless, be the slavish “organ" of no Ring, Paction or Clique, but will, at all times and under till circumstan ces, fearlessly and faithfully represent 'he People of this section and their best interests. The new paper will ba carefully edited, and the managers propose to make it one of the Liveliest, Spiciest, most, Newsy and most Readable Weeklies in tho t-tato. The jjubsci iption Price of the Courier will be ONV! DOLLAR, per annum. OFFICE : Under the Whitehead House, Corner Room, A. 11. SHAVER Publisher. Conyers, Ga., March 30th, ISflti. To Tax Payers. Tlio tax payers of Rockdale county ate here by notified that my books are now opened for tax returns of this year (1876). Farmers must come prepared to make (re turns of the quantity of crops pioduced fast year ; and the amount of land cultivated in the various crops planted this year. W. T. IIU'OV, April 5, 1876— lin. Tax Receiver. G E O It G X A —Rockdami County. Whereas, William It. A M.F.N, having mace application to me for the Exemption of Per sonalty and setting apart a homestead, I will pass upon the same on the 2 tt'i day of April, 1876, at 10 o’clock, at my office. March 3dth, 1876. ; . O. SEAMANS, / JiuT-ii. Ordinary. 117 ill be sold before the Courthouse door, in VT tHe town Of Oenycys, between the legal hours of sale, on the furt Tuesday in May, the following property,, to-wit: Part of lot of land, No. 212, llth district of originally Henry, now ltockda.e eoupty : boun ded on the South by Uriah Alexander; West,, by George McNair, poc. ; North, by Write Brown, poc., and Bast by 0. Seamans —con- taining sixty acres. Levied on as the proper ty of J. L. lIAMBY, to satisfy a fi fa issuing from the Justice’s court of the 476th District, G. M„ December Term, 1869, in favor of Levi Scott. Also, fifty-four acres, part of lot 239, same District and county, bounded South by W. H. Hunt; East, by Wade Brown and J. C. Bar ton ; North, by N. Rogers, and West by Win. Farmer. Levied on to satisfy a fi fa issued from a Justice’s court, 476th district, G. M. in favor of Mrs. Carrie P. Scott, vs. J. L. Hamby, January Term, 1870. Levied on by by S; B. Hartsfield, L. C., and returned to F. J. WHITEHEAD, * u Oil BRIEF. ALSO, At the same time arid place, Will be sold tlie following property, to-wit: 22 acres of li'rid, part of lot No. 268, in the 11th District of originally Henry, now Rockdale county, and bounded East by Wade Brown; North, by George McNair; South and West by N. Rogers; $4 act'eS of bind; part of lot 236, in same Distinct and county, bounded South by W H Hunt; East by Wade Browri and J G Ijartou; North by N Rogers; West by Win. Fafliter; and Its acres, part of lot 212, boun ded Srist. by Mary A Hamby t North by W ade Brorilr j West by George McNdir, and Scuih by Wade Brown; fill iri the sauie Distrifet and county as above. Levied oil as tile property of J. L. Hamby, to satisfy iv/d ll fits issued from the Justice’s court; 476th dtet.; G. M. Rockdale county, JaiTUary tern), 187(1;,In fa vqr of Mrs. Carrie P. Scott, vs; .1 L Uilriiby. Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. Levied on by S B Hartsfield, L. C,’, . arid re turned to F. J. WHITEHEAD; Sheriff. Property iri both the foregoing advertise ments sold at the risk of the former purchaser. E O R G lA—Rockdale County. Whereas, Robert I’lunket having applied to me for Exemption of Personalty an 1 Valua tion of homestead, I will pass upon the same on the 17th day of April, at 10 o’clock, a. m., at my offico. March 2.)fch, 1870. O. SEAMANS, (JUhINUiV. PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A BRIDGE. There will be let to the lowest bidder, the building of a Bridge on the public road across the branch running through the land of D. N. Hudson on TUesday, the 2nd day of May next, No bid will be, received orfly private, and sealed dp, and must lie deposited in the Ordinary’s office by 12 o’clock on that day, after which tirde the bids will be opened, examined and the best interest of tlie county considered, arid the contract closed. Plari an l specification may be, Seen at any time irf the Ordinary’s of fice. O. Seamans, March 24, 1870 —Lri. Ordinary. SPECIFICATION. One span of 5 sleepers 26 feet long 12x12 all heart ; the butts at each end to be built of good sound timber, and to extend back along the road so that the dirt or filling in, may make the bdttriterit arid bridge level with the rock at south-west end of the Bridge ; and the butt ment on the other side to be raised in like man ner high enough to make the Bridge level. The top piece of timber across the buttment at each end of, the Bridge on which the sleep ers rest must be bewud 12x12 12 feet long, all heartj flooririg,l2 feet long, 1) inch thick, all heart; a hewed piece of timber 12x12 laid on each side (if the Bridge, to extend across the j whole length of the Bridge, pined do wn to ttiri ] sleeper. Debtors. All persona indebted to tho Hkoistkh for last year, for subscriptions, advertisements or in any other way, mital coino fotwrtrd and settle, as we are needing the money. The Company have ordered tee to bring suit on all claims that are not settled. If you ooii't tvt!lit to be sued come and pay up, A. 0. tfcCtiM. Editor and Business Manager. Maroli 7th, lH7ti—no-32-tf. MUSIC CLASS'. M"ks. 1). I'. LO\VR woithi respect fully give notice to the people of Conyers, that she w ill opeu.ji class in Instrumental Music on tho Pi ano, ' ii the 21st inst., at her residence near the Methodist Church. Will promise to give en tire satisfaction. Charges moderate. Any one having a good Pino for rent will pleas*: leave tlielr name at this Office. '<EFERENCRB : A. C. Perk A, Attorney at Law. Capt. F. J. Whitehead. Joseph A, Stewart, Esq'. • ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. In the District Court of the United States’, for the Northern District of Georgia—ln the matter of Thomas J. Nelms, Bankrupt. This is to give notice, once a week, for throe weeks, that we have been appointed Assignees of the estate of tile above named Bankrupt, who resi ’os in Rockdale County in said Dis trict. E. B. ROSSER, J. C. BARTON, no-35-3t. Assignees. QEOIIGIA, ROCKDALE COUNTY: Whereas, J. B. Brown, Of Henry county, Ga. having made application to the Cotlrt of Ordi nary to be appointed Guardian of the person ar.d property of Alison Brown, a m’lior, under the age of fourteen years, a resident of Rock dale comity. This is tc< cite all persons con cerned, lo be a,nd appear at the next term of this court, to bfe held oil Mbtithrtf. tlio Ist day of May next, to show cause if any they can, why the said J P Brown should not be entrust ed with the guardianship of tho said Alison Brow’ii. Given under my hand and official sig nature, this March 21st, 187t>. O. SEAMANS, Ordinary. QEOItUIA, BOOKDALE COUNTY; Whereas, J. W. Alexandria, of Henry coun ty, Ga., having made application to the Court of Ordinary to be appointed Guardian of the person and property of Augustus N. Brown, a uimoi*, under the age of fourteen years, a resident of Rockdale County., This is to cite all persons concerned to bo add appear at the next, regular Term of this Court to be held on Mom lay, the Ist. day of May next,, to show course, if any they can! why the said J. W. Alexandria should .licit bd entrusted with the Guardianship of the person and property of the said Augustus N. Brown. Given uuder My hand ami official, signature. March 21st, 187(1. 0. SEAMANS, Ordinary. Is YOITR LIFE WORTH TEN CENTS ? Sickness prevails everywhere, and eveiy body complains of some disease during their life. AVhen sick, the object is to get well ; now we s:iy plainly that no person in this world that is suffering vfitH,Dyspepsia. Jjjvcs Complaint and its effects, such as, Cost i v "less, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach Heart lum, Palpitation of the Heart, Depress-, ed Spirits, Bil.iousnos, & e., can take GreenV August Flower without getting Relief .arid din; If you doubt this, go to yo\tr Brugglijt W it, Leo A Son, and get a Sttmptts Buttle for Id donts and try it. K ‘giilar size 73 Cents. Two coses will.relieve you. N 0 T I C E. WHXREAS, John Key and others having made application in proper form to this Court for the opening of a public road com mencing at tV‘Oros, roads n ,ar W. If. Me Daniel’s residence and running nearly direct line td neai the residence of Mrs. Elizactli (iregory, then along the old settlement road to the county line, crossing Honey .Creek, near the Hamilton Shoals. This is to notify all persons concerned, that if lib good and vulij objections is made on or before the 25th day of March next, to the opening or said load on that day un order will pass establishing said road as applied for. O. SEAMANS, t-mar-35 Ordinary, SALE. By virtue of an order from the court of Or dinary of Rockdale county, will be sold on the First Tuesday in April next, before the Courthouse door, in the town of Conyers, in s lid county, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: One house and lot in Ihe town of Conyers, containing two acres of land, more or less, lying immediately on the line of the Georgia Railroad ■ bound by laild belonging to J Downs on the south east , on the south west by Treadwell; on the north west by a street, amt north vastly by Railroad. Sold as the property of C W Fox, late of said county, deceased. Terms of sale made known on dity Of salei This Ist day of march, 1876. IV F. Christian, Administrator. pROPOSALS FOR A NEW BRIDGE. Thcfe will lie lut odt to the lowest bidder the building of a Bridge actons Honey < 'reek, at, the crossing, on tbc South River road, between Hetiry Maddox and T D Swann, on Tuesday, the Forirth day of April, next. .No bid will be received only private, andsegled yip, anil must, be deposited at the Ordinary’s office, at or be fore 12 o’cldek that (fly: After that time they will be open id arid tha best interest of trie oodfity corlsidered, and contract closed. The Bridge will not be received unless it is put up fully according tfi the plan auj specification, which can be seen at ally time, iri tlie Oruina ry’s office. March the Ist, 187*5. O. SEAMANS, Ordinary. SPECIFICS TIO N. Five tiers of sleepers ; four twenty-five feet long, and one tier forty-two feet long ; four bents or posts ; the two that stands on each bank to be 9 feet between joists ; the mud sills of these two bents to be 28 feet long, sunk b feet in the ground ; the other two bents to be of sufficient height to carry the Bridge to the hill or hutment level; the sleepers at each end of the Bridge to rest o.i timbers notched to gether, good and substantially, of sufficient height to keep the Bridge level. The post all 12 inches square ; the cap sills 12x11 ; 11 feet long, 5 sleepers on each tier. The two outside sleepers 12x12 inch as ; the inside sleepers Bx'2 inched.. Asking post over the middle tier 10 feet high, timber Bxlo, and braces 2.", feet long, timber 8x8; One li inch iron rod on each side of, and 2. feet from the king post, through the brace and side sleeper, and a bolster, or piece of timber across under the Bridge Bxlo : 21 feet long, 8 inch thread, and a tap on each end of the ral, the bolster to extend six feet out on each side of the Bridge ; a brace tenanted in that arid belted to the main brace ; an inch iron rod through the main brace and sleeper near the foot of the brace, with (5 nch thread an l tap. The flooring 11x6, 12 fact long ; 2 strings of hewed timber 12x12, one on the oth er, all the way across the Bridge ; on each side bolted do wn with a IJ inch iron bolt to go thfough the striftgers and sleeper below, and fristen dowti vit.h key or tap, 2to each piece. A fuller specification of the timbers may be soon at trig Ordinary’s offi *o at any tiulO. l O.T-’it- ij'he Greatest Medical Discovery () F T II E X I X til C H NT U It Y. 4 *■ " o , ► 1 IIKAfTH, IM.UTY, AND IIAVPINKSS HKSTORKIib MODKUN WOMANHOOD ! t) It. J . 13 It AI)F IEL1) s” F~E M, AT* E It EGULA t 6 U. woman’s HIST HItICND. Its operations are quick and sure: and it never fails to cure. —O— , •••['";" I Thankful for the very flattering reception the Female Regulator has met with fi'oin u’l pot. tjions of the country,,the Proprietor bigs to announce that he has largely increased his mane factoring faeililbis, hint hopes that before long he will he able to place within tho re iehdf every suffering woman, this, tho greatest, boon of her sex. PRICK 1 50 per Motile. . #V'i> , ’'SoM by nil Diiiijgistß in tjic Uniter] States."l®! , - Z. //. MIA hVIKLD, Atlanta, Georgia, Proprietor* HEAD! HEAD! I + * .... ■ " .. A ‘ It is well known to doctors and ladies that women are subject to enYirim.us diseases pocup liar,to their sex. spijli us suppression of the menses, whites, pninlnl monthly pcriodicalr, rheumatism of the buck and womb, irregular menstruation, hemorrhage or excessive “flow’* prolapsus, uteri, or falling of the womb. Ilhwniinj in nil her I'rirt. e Beauty, health, slreayll flit'! elasticity. Teial doctor . after doctor , , I{iti.kd(ik.,Ga., February 18. 1874. I Thin is t$ certify that my ivife wqis fin invalid for six years Had disease of the. womb and headache, weight in lower part of the buck; suffered ftoiii languor, evhails*ion and nervous pegs, loss of appetite and flesh. She hud become so exhuiisteil pud weak, hyr friends were apprehensive she would never, get well. Tried doctor after doctor, and pabnit*, piedicincss lad despaired of her improvement, when fortunatijly she eonmienced on IM. Hradfield s le niale I’cfN'la flu. ,Slic is now, well; three or four bottles cured .hyr. 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