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THE BUfLER HERALD. W/' N. UENN8. Gillttr and Piibll.no r. SuhChu-tion l'niua $1.00. Pm Anhuh TUESDAY NOVEMBER ltfth 1S7H, The liegislnture nud the Kail* roods. The present generation has seen th'e beginning of the railroad sys tem of transportation. The lat ter part ol the year 1830 witness ed the opening of the first railroad in England, under the name of the Manchester and Liverpool Kail- road. It was built under the di rection 'of the celebrated Stephen son, who was also the inventor of the locomotive. The first public excursion was honored with the presence of the Duke of Welling ton and the chief officers of the British Government, Stephensou, himself acted as engineer. The next experiment was io this country, on the Baltimore und Ohio Railroad, in which Peter Cooper, of New York City, built an engine at his own expense, and with it ran a race with a horse. The horse won on account of some accident to the machinery of the locomotive. The entire weight, of the locomotive did not exceed one toa. In the early part of the year 1831, the locomotivo was put in operation on the South Carolina Railroad, and from that time un til the present, the construction of railroads has been carried on with astonishing rapidity. At present there are nearly 80,000 miles of railway in the United States. W1 en we consider the vast amount of money that has been expended in constructing and equipping the different roads, and the centralization of that capital in the hands of comparatively few men, it will be seen that they wield great, and in a certain sense unlimited power. Nor have the railroads hesitated to use it; and that too, oftentimes, in an unjust and insolent manner. In some ports ot the country, so grievous have been the burdens laid on the public that the law-making power basbern compelled to interpose— notably in one or more of the North-weBtern States, In our own State such complaint has been made against the rail roads. Indeed, this feeling has goue to an extent that will doubt remedy with an uuflinohing band. We do not wish u war uu the rail- roada, but we do desire that the public shall he protected from on erous burdens and unjust discrim inations, if, as is alleged, such evils exist. Talbot County Items. Eroni the RcalTrsn. Mr. J. H. Martin, ot Talbotton, gathered form one-fourth of an acre fifty bushels ot fine yam pota toes. Mr. H. C. Browa and family will remove from Alabama at an early day, and make Talbotton their future home. The Industrial Society of Hart’s District, which holds its monthly meetings at Mount Ziou, is prov ing a great success. Its members are alive to the true interestofag riculture, and will another year institute suudry reforms in their firm econemy. Giiain Sowing,—An uuusually large area of both wheat and oats is being seeded down this Fall. We note as a reform in the old methods that more atlentinu is be ing paid to putting the grain un der. The ground is being careful ly prepaied, iu sofu« cases sub soiled, cotton seed and other ma nures are being liberally applied, and the seed grain in every iu stance been carefully selected. So with such preparations, and a greatly enlarged aeerage, we may expect plentiful harvests auu.lier year. Have Toil the buckeye? It is a wel! established fuel, that Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment wl“ cure, it used according to direction Tho ASsctilits Jfippocastanoin. t Horse Chestnut, commonly knuwn as the Buckeye, lias been highly esteem ed for many years, owing to the fact, that ft possesses virtues, lying ia the bitter principle called Esculin, which can he utilized for the cure of piles. If affixed with that terrible disease, use Tnhler’B Bucacyu Pile Ointment, and he relieved. Price iK) eon is. For Sale by Dr. .John Walker, Butler, On. CHEAPEST DAILY IN TOE SOUTH THE Evening Sentinel* AUGUSTA. GA. Is FUBLIsnED AT TUB Low 1’ltIOE 0? $4.00 per year. IT IS A BRIGHT NEWSY EVENING PAPER.and in edited with Ability by Messrs JAMES It.AANDALL andP.A. STOVALL. It bt the onlv afternoon paper in the South that publisher the Telegraphic dispatches cf the New York Associated Pres* In itH col* ululls wilt be found all the newu 'bat comer by lelegtnph, and the telegraphic market re portH reoeived up to the time of going to press. Official Paper of the City. THE EVENING SENTINEL is the offi cial paper of the City of AugustA. jr4F All who want a cheap paper should subs ribe for it. Tkrmt—$4 per 3ear; $2 tor Mix months; and $1 lor three month*. jt&^Seud for specimen conies. Address. WALSH A WRIGHT, Auoukta, Ga THE PATENT SEIF-ACTINO COW MIL KED WANUIACTURIN. CO. Every on*’ who owiih a oowshnuld have one of our wonderful Mil kers A chi! 1 can use them, held free toauy p,»rt of the United .•hates on receipt ot $2. Send for our II- lustrnHud Pamphlet the testi nonialH of practical farmers ami dai rymen throughout the U. S. and sectional views of a now's tents mid tug dissected and Rfintifienily explained by l)rs. White and Wilson of tIliH eitv Sent tree mot address. GEO. E. KINO. President- Office 573 Broadway. Ne<v Bork. AN ENTIRELY NEW INVENTION that may be made again* but this committee han ml jwmer to take action farther than iug facts and making recorrn tlions to Parliament. In chuBPtts a similar coarse lias bee pursued, and this far, the present Mr. Charles Francis Adams, who Bas given much time and atten tion to the subject, w inclined to fthink is faft enohgb to go. What ever action otir Legislature may take should be well and thorough ly considered; let ue have no has ty action; but tetonr law-makers ascertain what evil exists and TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF SALES. FOR DECEMBER. Will he sold before the Court House door in the town of Butler, 011 tut First Tu»* iu December n®x', between the legal h« of sale, to 1 he highest b’dd .r, the lo'.low described property to-vrit : Lot or laud No. 20'J iu tuu 3rd District ot wild county. Mo d us tbe propel jy of SVillis Hobbs, to satisfy a ti. ta. issued from Tayloi Superior Court,in favor of Charios M. Join Adniiiiidratoi etc., against \\tills Hobbs. . Also, nt the Rome time and place, an u divided one-toiinli interest in lot of laud No. 179 in the 24th District of said county Sold as the property of Joseph Riley, to satisfy a mortgage ft til. issued from Tailor Stipe ‘ THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. THIRTY.FOtHTIl YEAH. The Most Popular Scientific l’upcr in the World. Only fM.ilO a Year, including Postage. Week)}* 52 Numbers a Year* • , »00 book pages* The Scientific American is a large First- Class V eckly Newspaper of Sixtei pruned in the most beautiful style, profusely illustrated with splendid engravings, rejm-1 sentiug tin* nr\v st Inveutu • s and tli umst U’ec* nt Advances in the Aits uud ."c t-nees: j \uclndiug N< pniUnre, Hi ledical rr>grev, Social S« istory, Geology, Astronomy Tbe iwm I liable practical papers, by ennueiit wril- in all departments of .Science, will be ini in the Scientific American. 'lerius $3 20 per 3 ear. Sl.ttO half year. ’ include* postage. Discount to agents, t-aile copies, teu cell's. Sold by all News dealers. Remit hv postal order to M UNN & CO.. Publishers. 37 Park Rotv, N - STRONGER than any Yeast Powder iu tho World, AND PERFECTLY PURE. WARRANTED To make Hotter, right or, ItealttilW, Sweeter, more To •tlisomo. more lllgesttblo, and more Nutrition* BREAD, BISCUITS, OAKES, PUDDINGS, PASTRY, Etc. Sea Foam 18 ABSOLUTELY PURE, And contains no ingredient or element Which can l>ro luco itytirloiti effect*. possoMpt uimunf the bail qualities iking compounds, it has double tho 1 uni’ other yeast or baking powder, S R FAILS to make light bread, -raised bread, biscuit, and cakes easily, and conduce to good health, ■tints of jioor cookery abound on every Mid am numbered by thotnxnds and tenV of thou Hinds. No more prevalent and distressing complainc exists than dyspepsia. We have ft on good authority, that more than AI,09TB, for > till, malady. THIS COUNTRY ent mmlUlitei EMEMBER of Indigestion ami ■ titan heavy, xoddwibread and •id this*, UNO Sr.a Foam, which tieU.-r rookery with ter.mnl quality qfHour n utlienviMl tie made with the best flour. lea Foam COMMENDED ihemtsts, Physician*, Scientific Men* Ml ever/ Hou-nkceper who has J CHVlSN IT A FAIR TRIAL. I who have t« tol iu merits agree as to its action, it will do nil that is claimed for it, I Is warranted Dr give satinfaetton. Tho t who It t Mf.tt FV* It stands 1 PATENTS. SctEMlFlO Amebic are Suiiciton. ot a 11 vAMI connection with tie) Messrs. Munn * Ct iiimud Fnr-.igu Pat-} rxpi-rience, and now | Ibc largest establishment m tbe world, j ubiniuc.tl oil the best teltiiH. A tl notice is made in the '-cilntifio icAnoI all Invent nun patented tl rough ! this Agency, with tii the Patentee. By the immense thus given, public attention is directed to the inciitM ot the new patent, end sales or introduction ofieu easily affected. Any persou who Was made a n«w disoov er.v or invention, can ascertain free of churg**. whether .1 pateut can probably be obr&iued by writing *- * ’ ’ , ITHOUT AN EQUAL ! / For tho purposes for which it Ik intended; and ' not only is this tho case, but the saving Which ta •iYwtrd by fta use ta really wonderful. Ono can of Ska Foam Is worth three of any other baking compound. BY USING SEA FOAM, YOU CAM GET MORE BREAD BY FORTY POUNDS Than cun to any other way bo made from a barrel of flour ; and the Miring In eggs, milk, and other ingredients will, duriug throe months, more than pay ita cost *EA VO AH Is now used hj’ the tending hotels and restaiftunts throughout the country, and very largely idersiynert, IIundB'Ov ,.bout the P-dcut Lavs, Patents, La vent*., Trade Marks, their costs, and bow procured, with hints tor pro curing advauGis on inventions. Address for tho Paper, or concerning Paten's. NUNN A CO,,87 P»rk Row, New York. ■ Branch office, Cor. F. & 7th Sts., Wash- witre, biwt it possible apply tne »gton r D, C, and very l^oivm^™^, fit owtaW IXy^flXmS yim wW never regret it, fur no hoiutke,ptr having ones —td^6ba Foam will ever again be without it. •cry Fra Foam i* pr*wnU*t a *h"t 'OOKINC RECIPES great vnluo to every 1u»i:«kccper. C mr grocer for it, and if lie Is unwilling supply it, send for circular aud prite-Ubt to ;,JONES&CO.,SoleMfix 17S Duaue St., Hew York. I have the pleasure of informing my friends und patron* hut I am now receiving my Fall and Winter STOCK OF MILLINERY, FLOWERS, ORNAMENTS, ETC* At my New Location, No. 114 Knml»l|>h Street, to which )OUr special attention is invited. ]Ars. , J'JsiIH} W. EY has charge of theT:. G-, StirPteatliiy ami Stamphiy to Order. Atro lireo. Making. Mrs. K. A. BUSSEY, No, 34 Randolph Siree, Coluntbus, Ga, oc(.8*3in’ J. M. W. C H R I S T I A N’"S Bar and Eating S ten, THIRD STREET, — — — — MACON, GA.- trims rov come to macos. E'.'erything gooi to Eat o.nH CJjrvritc Kept. BETTKII THAN THE BEST, AND CHliAPEU THAN THE CHEAPEST Tlmi king my Cnstoirers for ihe lilicnd lutnnnge heretofore' extend d mo. 1 wilt exert wjself Jo merit its continuance . ncf increase. GOOD BEDS FREE. J. M.W. CHRISTIAN. Tor Clothing and Sats •—«o it).— WINSHiP & CALLAWAY THE IEADIN0 CLOTHING HOUSE OF MIO0LE EEOEGW They keep the best goods and soil at the low est prit'C (htr Dollar Shut is of the best material and fits well. Agents for Keep's Shirts und Umbrellas. AV, I’m Baldwin is with us, and will bo glad'to have a caf trom his fiends, WIHSSIP A CALIAWAY, ho 30 Second Street, ]Yacon, Ga. THOS. IIA R l) EM AN, JEt ' (At Adams <1- llazcmove's Old Stand,) V? A. XL X BOWS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. BAGGING A.3SIIJ TIES FURNISHED. REMEMBER 1 ONLY CHARGE ONE DOLLAR PER BALE. For selling and first month storage; twenty-fivo cent* per month tot’ cut'll additional month thereafter, Se,,,3 ' lf - T, Hardeman, Jr, * j. patteuson. S. 8. PATTERSON. IS, IMPOK'ims AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MARBLES- BROWN STONE AND GRANITE, MOSVMES1S, TOMBS, HEAbsTOSES, VASES. 8TATUABt MANTLE PIECES And all Kinds of Ornamental Works. OfSes anil Works, CHERRY ST., Opposite ISAACS HOU8E, OBR1AN S ODD STAND. 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