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cCi;r fm nnit ftonsrjjolb.
Weigh!* and MeaMires.
It i.Wlc Lb. )tahel< Lb.
WhMl - - flO | Him* gra* 14
v <li*lll owi - J(l I line * wheat ftii
4J tii in the tar 7f | l* r )d pcauhc* #8
IVw* . _ _ _ oo j Dried tipple* - 24
Kve -- - - Ml Onion* ——- 67
<)',i* -- . - 2H Suit 80
BirK-y 47 Stone coal - 88
lrih )tninlo4>R 118 M:ilt - -- -40
h*Mi |> S5 Isr in --- -20
NV liit<* Imhii* -58 Turnip - - of>
Cutor bcmn -40 | Plastering hair 8
C over seed - 440 | flnul’ked lime 80
T'lN'tthv need— 48 I Corn meal 4B
l**| *t* '<l - 5 B 5B | Fine rail •- 54
iUinp seed - - 44 j Ground pen* 23
Put all your bmt land* in 00110n —
t'c poor pitehe# wi.ldo for corn.
A man iny be, happy and prosper
ru, who stick* t” cotton and bay*
hi* aupplie*. Wc say ho may be,
but we diiuhi it
Plant, raiee, and nil cotton at 7or
8 cent*. You can me tho money in
1 uying corn at !•! per huhel. That’a
a monev nuking hu*ineaa —over the
left.
No matter it' you do ao pitch your
*ron, a* to make only a few pocks of
n ihhins to the acre, ao you have a
big cotton crop. There’s where tho
money is-.perfert atackn of if—iri a horn.
The farmer who slovenly allow* hia
lot manure to go to waste, something
which he bwin will enrich hia Boil,
and then come to town and give hi*
money for a guano which he know*
nothing ahont, ought to be—well we
will not say. (Tltia is another free
advertisement for guano dealers.)
Oowtinuiio Rvppi.t of Go
>•o.—More detailed account* of a re
port made 1 y the ambassador from
Peru, at London, <n the supply of
guano in that country, have come to
l and, and are calculated to relieve the
fear* ao widely entertained of an ear-
Iv failure of the gnano supply. On
some fifty different localities on the
main land and islands of the Pet avian
dominion*, guano deposits are found,
C imr of them amounting to millons
•>f ton*.
f'niiKP Cult trine.—A few year* iro
we n-urt n report of a .pooch, by l)r.
I* before an agricultural convention,
in wliie.lt he gave hi** plan for raising
elieep, lie Brat mannred it in boet ami
naparagna l>e<D with the enrearaea of
nil the dogs on hi* places (don’t know
Int that lie kept one for churning).
Thia be did aa preparatory and neces
sary to ancoosa.
Madam lltimorraya that aincethen
)e baa a standing offer, to n l the
mda on Ida place ot a certain
mount for the carcasses of all the
rnj doga that come about hia place—
speeially tbc lean mid lank which
I are to prop againat the fence to
1 ark. The result ia be lias a fine and
profitable flock of (beep and m kes
beefs and other vegetables in nbun
dance—-beside* furnishing tha trade
v iib a consul* rable number of skins. !
bine* tbe Senate of our last Legisla
ture aent tbe agitated “dog law" j
sr here tbe “woodbine ts inotli," this j
may reive to suggest a plan for sbeep
c Attire and any suits liieh may grow
n it of tlie loss of dogs may scivc to ,
fix tbe status of dogs— whether they
nre property or a luxury. The Senate
a o not consider them a nuisance, one
of the oldest members avowing that
be loved thun indiscriminately.
ITomk Maik Mam nr.—Farmers
imagne that they bt*\e an inexhaust- !
s>l>t* unpp’y of manure not quite !
n-sdy to handle, but nearly to, Too |
j> of tlii* country commonly ctiled
Whippawill r SpcckV IV*, town
brondo*st in the corn, before the j
plowing, let go to vine until n iigh; ,
froel end then turn in with a twin j
plow. If t fine coat of vines it turn
ed in, 1 quote the language of l*rof.
K. 11. Pendleton, “nill yield more in
ti-open thsu cotiM b - handled on the
land during v inter, if the fanner had
on im xhtusudi'e supply of stable me
nure tnd nothing else to do.” Wake
up, farmers, and learn to experiment,
Fow your land* in rye, oats or wheat.
)*low in the green foliage in spring,
end plant in cotton or corn, and note
t ,o wonderful improvement in the
op. 11..* fchble lnml and plant in
j oat. Imimsl.ettly after harvest
gather a aufficicntcy to aeed the land
Mid plow in vines; a rich vegetable
i ould will toon move your corn ci ih
end smoke house to Georgia, I*l,m
with a climate and toil that will pro.
all the cereal* known to man,
Mid fruit* wi hunt end. Still we
(•tumble, oomph in of hard time*, and
I uant Want is still staring many in
the f.*ee. If the present mode of
fa Luiag i* continued a f.-w years long
r , children will inherit an ex
it lasted )au 1. We e*n Sucre *e it*
\ eld as easily aa diplcte it. If you
mask ppc.il, try i: on a small scale,
a *.uv or two acre* t’.
NEWSPAPERS.
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tfotd |ri|* i> •*' pri vi'liio there* hof *ll.
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uih f 1 GO
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any pnrtlrvilie* (hoi! office. Wo will a*rd thr
pnpt r to any nddn iw or poatoffit <• doaiud by
the getter tip of the club*.
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COLUMBUS TIMES.
DAILY avi) WEEKLY.
It you would like to ptiberrllto for n live
newapofwr, DemocratJc in poll lie*, and the
ortran of rue phoplk, hike the Daily or Week
ly Timer. Th© paper I** t*t publiahe lint* <
interest of auv ring or clique, but published
Milolv in the interest* of Georgia and the
Month.
The Ddly Time© in filled with the Intent
new* of the day that can he gathered by tel
egraph or ( orrenpoudenc© Teium s#, po*t
age i rnpHid hr
Ihe Weekly Time© \n inafle up from the
erream <if the dully, amt etuhrarew original ar
tiebff on varlona eut'jfH'ta. ArM<le4 on farm
imr adupti'd hi out climate and the mean* of
our people a specialty. Wc wouhl like toaetr
the papi r In the hand© of ©very farmer In
thin auction. Term© $2. wc prying {xMlog©
Addrtwn TIMER PUBLISHING CO .
Columbus, Ga.
THE SUNNY SOUTH.
The Larr/eet and Jfiindeomcst Lit
erary Paver in A nwriva.
BRILLIANT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
,**' SPKCIMKNS FKKE.-HB*
Tho following new stories will soon be
fotonteniod, and will be tho immt in'eiis* ly
tiitilliug of any romance# yet published in
hii American jourtml:
Hilln Roticoe, or North and South a thrill
lug national romance, bm*d on the udtidnlto
trationn of l*ie*ldefttH Lincoln and J hnwn t
Mini the execution ot Mia Surratt in 1806
Written by n diutingubhid sttiesin in.
Written In 111 on and. or Tbe Midnight Pledge
a Htory of the lust Napob -oil'd reign. By
M (Juad, of the Michigan prctid.
Fighting: Acairmt Fate, or Alone In tho
World n brlMhnt society serin I, now run
nlng, by Mrs Mary K Bryan, who is the finest
alorj-wilier of the ago.
K lith Hawthorne, or Tho Temptations of
n Factory oirl—by a popular uovcliat.
Rein in lace nee# of the Confederate Govern
ment by Col H D (’npers, c hief clerk of the
treasury department under Mr Memminter.
Th s will be a deeply intt r* stbig mu lea of
sket Ins. irlvlutr the early trial#, aiaadvanta
gea, and many Mtniaing itu IdenU of <uir peo
ple in their efforts to eattbiUh an indepen
dent government.
A number ot utitNnal ! y briTiant short sto
ried appear in eaeh issue, with a great vail ty
of spaikliug imscell ineoun matter upon all
nutjc< Is.
Subscription SH a year. (Mu’ sof tour ami
upwards $2 f>o ea b ; ilubs of twenty and
upwards $2 2o cell. Kxtia copy free one
ymi for club t f li\- nt
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR!
mi: MY.MK.tn weekly iiokxini; news
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one ctol'iir. Tl.is i ftnrtil th* t Inkpot tvn k
•I’ # pulilUlifld It 1* not u blanket sheet in
VNlikh nil port* of malt er in proiuistu >hkl>
thrown It h m neatly prlntt <! four-pua*
p*|M*r, compactly made up ami eiltod with
great t aiv, Notl.iiu of a dull or I leavyelmr
wt trr is itdndtted brio tin* column* of the
Weekly. It in ho tdiOnnately comp i ltil com*
pemllmn of thr Imst things that appear in tho
I killy Sown. Mu ti b graphic dispatches i>f
tio'Wtt k nit* ixmnUUwl and our* fully weeded
*l wm tliiug that U m l strictly of a new#
character. It also ivuitninn full repot t# of
the uniketK; tho#, tlu no whovlmvo not the
advantage of a dully mall, tun got ull tho
n w-, for nix months, hv ending one a- 11 n
to the publisher; ot lor one yoai by sending
two (folium.
Tho 1 Hilly Morning New* I the mine reli
able organ of public opinion thut it bun al
ways been viguron* thoughtful an l constt
vativ# In the tlist nation tt tho Whom 4>f tlu*
l#\, and lively. apaikUnt and entertaining
in It# prvMMtlHtivtu ti the ttewt. In gather*
tug and puMihhing the Intent inform at lonand
in discussing qu (Hlmtof public jh Iny, the
M ruing New# \< fully dirt n( of the liio-t
en*crpri#ing Journalism *f the time**. I'ikx*.
$lO for 12 mouth*: $ t*r 0 month';
The Til-Weekly News he* tie* same features
hk the lfully New# l*the, sGfoi l-mouths,
lot t‘ titotithg.
Money fov e.thei paper can la* #ent by 1*
o order, rugiKt’iei Ivttot or express, ut pub
lisher's tisk
THK lORMVG Kt'Wa PRINTING OFFICE
Is itti' I ogi>t In ttie St/ile. i'.vi-:y dssertp
tiim el 1* a.lt -c t- it. :*l lUe nhurli-.1-hutiiv
ttlank tlm.k* of id) Witt-ls nui'ti In on'er.
ItiHil, llilut suit linl'iiu t‘\, i-uliat nithiti.
| Well. KsoiiiHtiK lor o-k |*iau!|'th lur
nistiel AiMirta l! Ictteix to
J U K'TIIJ., Sivstmrh U*
GIVEN AWAY
r TV fvcrjf ivath-r >f th Kamil v J<ornl.
I CftxTßxxiai Amkkiox it $lO Tutted Kn
srtwxlu.*. ► & .2x2s, Our lnrvv an ! I taut *
ml tint*t! nt;uivmr. contahrni; over ttM>
t.iToiical view* an! |.ourai'i> ti all ieviing
e\en*3 awt tiont the lituiim: ut
n* t<* flu* pweeitt time. indn-iiux a
iiutk’iiiAnHit a* 1 |t*iftd vtow of the lVnUui*
fiinl Vtvl.iit it* v aini‘OUttt Kaik tit I‘hila
tMpl.it, will tv pivoti t the re*W*r* *f tun
tiiewt amt ftshion jvijvr, tin* WYeklt
r.-mMY Journal. rwitiiii*j* three t*pk h<H
coti'hUH'tl a'oriew. tojreMu r with thoil >kt Uh*
e* an ! a Karve Mii 'in l of tuio llantou* re*ul
. tvt t lour m to; iiial. huluimr
the t-u-Tivim; ) **t'44itl for $1 Any uvn>
tViiYr will ; ivo veil a topv tjv-, m toi tr> w*
Iht* K. tn ' JoUrtud, 2U2 B>nntiiu. V*t
V- *1 # ti iiVf i* n wheie
1 GOVfcIiNMEN 1 OF (EOLIJA.
axactTivi dkfabtxknt.
lurnert M Km th ici%rrr or
p \\ Al. iHM ki .1(1 J W Wsrron Mcrataiics
ex* 4 iitre depni tiM ftt
l h dim# C Hiiw.ird aiml **Mmuel f? Willi imr
C’e k# ex*M utivc del ortrmiit.
II MOnaplwdl warrantlerk.
W it Grigs Iry mMMencer ati--I recording clerk.
mays micro nrricSJMs
I N* GlVi*re t *e*ret r) ol ilatt.
1.1 Nonrudrflr.
W | Gold with minj ti •*>.< g**n*rl.
I J W Kelt free 'toil J H* G ddrutith cicrki*
1 John Jour— freH*>irt*r
j Mill* r Oiitvc * b rk
.fij4*l B*nb *rn librarian.
il \ h lewelb-i; S'lp’t of public hidldlngP, etc.
(I J O r xtate h liool (.‘(•iiitllixe|o|t**r.
,Dr I hornn F Green sup’t of luD tiir imvlum.
i 'V D Williams Klip't iuiulooin ti*r the b lnd.
W O Connor mip’t b*Hf and dumb a-) lum.
NtJPMKMK OOL’KT
Hon H rnrn Wurtiet chief jiwtice
Him 1/ K jud/e.
Hon l< I' I ripK'Jii'Ue.
N J nammond uitorney-goneral.
Z I) HvrJxon clerk.
IliMi' y J ichi ti rejwutrT.
The Rupreme Couti f s ‘t srrit of govern
merit i*c : lining oflthethitd Monday In Jan*
| .;an nod tirMi Moil ay in July in <a ti year.
" i im mi oi iihi: Ji’iiiriiL mcW.
M J Cnwforcl judpe
W A Little .solicitor general
Ohattahoochec - th Monday* In March and
Sept* llller.
Harris—-d Mondays In April and October.
Marion 2l Monday© in Ap*i! and Oetoirer.
Muscogee—2d MoiidayH in May and Nov’ber
"thwart— ith Moriilays in April and Octolmr.
TmlUh - 21 Mondata in March and Sqit'ber.
'luvlor let Mondays In A*• i 1 and October
KINGSEORD’S
OSWEGO
FURR
mid
SILVER GLOSS STARCH
For tiie Laundry.
M inrifnetured by
T . KINaSF Ott I> & SOX.
TUB lir-ST STARCII I* 1 HR WORLD.
Give* a Umitifiil linish to tin* linen, and
the (JiflTvrctice in eot ladwecn it and coTritnou
Ntatcli i- tvareely half n cent for an ordinary
washing. A*.k your grocer for it.
KIXOSFOKD’S
OSWEGO CORN STARCH
mu prnniNOK, 1:1 \nc manor, icr cbkam, &c. f
1m tlk; oii/imd- in IH|K an I
prcMiives it* reputation as purer, stronger
an I more delicate than any other article
of the kind oTcrni, either of the same
name, or wl'h other title*.
Stkvknson Macadam, Pit. D., etc., the high
est chemical authority < f Kmope. carefully
anal i 7.4‘d this O rn Starch, and say* it is a
mo t excelkMit article of diet, and in chemi
cal and feedin z proper tie* is fully equal to
the bed arrow root.
Ihiectioii* for making Pudding*, Custards,
etc , accompany each one pound paekag**.
K i de by fill fir-t-da * gro <‘i*, nial lSm
VINEGAR :iml SWKKT CIDER.
The. iirub rsigne I propose* to furnish to the
trade and for fauiily urte h superior aiticle of
Pure White 'lVhte and Oitfer Vinegar ,
(md Sweet Cider ,
at pric4* that defy coinin'!itlon nil things
t’onsblen’d 'The*© articles are superior to any
made in the South -having received the first
premium at our last State fair a* the bkkt.
Or lets so hi ted ami satisfaction guaran
teed Aidtes* DAK WIN G. JONK,
to tl Atlanta, Ga.
I BUT NONE
I e'litilyou get our
i CoMi'LtTs Price List
I It u ill j.c.y you icdl,
| Dolton Brothers
S-ll 1 St.Louis.
THE BECKWITH
PORTABLE Q
Family Sewing Machine,
Antnmntk' Rtltch Fartrnsr At! olhrr Maohlnst
rt'tjulrH lle movemmi vl‘ Hunt 2f |u SO |vle'- to
*>* i \ slitch— UiH rev|tilrt* hut Tol Herne it It a
symbol t'#iitii>Uc|tv aiiU k’rotigth. For lull inrtic
uUr* *©nif tor PlreuMi then lut\ wo other tiitill vou
*re the M*> Itlur, nr "•rrlnf tWuc\ina." Agouta
WHtUftf inert'* t>>irn (r% fh* 1 1 tv M'nt
w ith tltc tr\ler tlu* balance ran t,c 4' 4) I> Agciua
nuwt pay full price ior*inwi' Machinev |<rcvntaa©
on flr-t t l e tlettuctovl whan*'\ M.v hlnrv arc uaitl
lor Term* to agvniA cash with order, or C. O. l
0 BECKWITHS. H. Cos., BeZßrojdw.y. N.Y.
THE PARKER GUN.
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PARKER BRtfS
WEST MERIDEN, CT.
BECKWITH
S2O.
Portable Family Sewing Machine^
THli* MOST
POPULAR
•f any In the rparket. Makes the Mv>t l>umbftt
Billcli, with Cajacirtr, and Speed.
Kqual to any, of Cot.
Bi-rkwllfa Sewing Machine Cos,
802 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
e*jglu- tns- pirn
DKKTOKS & I'REDITOKS M*ll
All ivixtup \*%& ItAho the u ,K hi
liuH'ka tlenva#*l v, st' \x* t ♦ k
ilbiurwliatc jvnment end tii*ec t nv in; c ninxs
iiat Kti.l eettto nro t |*n N f l
ih to tiuly autheulic .10l within the time pie
*Tilrtt lay Uar.
fvMC ti X 1 I’PWKf 5 , A-Ira r
SGhJBNKK’.') MONTHLY for 1876.
The publish* * Invite attention to tho T 1
lowing 1 >*t of h 'uv* ol !• atlroctiTa ait clo
| sicured for S rilitierh Monthly lor 'b** com
ing year. In ttre field of fiction. !■© *d*mi
ni, r ii* uirvclettea ami sto i tlj u
will Ia * two lemaikah) .• serial a’orie® ly Am
rkari au hor*. 'lll* tirat of th *•*. now com
pbde in our band-, Gabriel CVrnroy, by Ihe*
)I lit©, begin© i; the Novra r nutnlwr, an
v ill run twelve mouths. Tb-s i* Mr Hartc s
first ext' ndcsl work. '1 i.o scene* and chariu -
icr<4, which the author l*s clo* n from bi
fiuoiib- field, Calif rnia, ar* piintei with
oliar.u terisiic vivi iiicsm and pow*r, *n i tin
w.rk U doubt!' ss the most graphic iw4| tA
early California Irf * that bus vet appeared.
W* shall ala !>• gin, in th© Junnarv nmn
hr. IMn ip Nolan's Friends, or Show Your
P.isKjrorta, by Kdwaid Kyretl Hal**, i lie
scene of this Htr> is laid in the Southwestern
territory t.ow t o min / the Status of Louisi
an i and Texas a' the time of Aaron Burr *
treson. The rhuntett-r* lived in a section
which \vu- now American, now French, and
now Spanish, and this record of their udven
tnr -us lives makes u gtory f intenite and on
flagging interest throughout.
A second FirmcrV Vacation, by Col Geo
K War nif, Jr Col Wuiinz is now in Eu
rope, visiting, in a row-boat ride of 200 miles,
one of the most feiti e and interesting of the
vine-growing valleys of K r p©* Tni* sec
mid series of |wiper* promises Uj bo even mor
inti resting than that with which our readers
are already familiar.
Centennial letters, edited hr John Vance
Chncy. A rare collection of revc4nfionry
letters, mainly from store* in the hand* ot
the descendant* of Col Jowph Ward. They
are futl of in **re>t, and wiil he read with :
rare rtdisli in connection with li.c Centennial
celebration of the year.
Brilliantty illnstoitcd nrticle* on American
colh‘g s written re*pecively by their friends,
will apptar durn.. r the year. The revived
intemsi in colb-gc? life make* these y*pen •
pei iilly timely, and will secure for them un
usual attent ion
Kleganflv illustrat'd article* on Old New
York, lif John F Mines, will appear at once,
and will attract the attention of all, in city
or country, who mark with interest the de
velopment of the gieat metropolis, ami affec
tionately remember the quaint peculiaii i*s
of i olden time.
Kvery number is profusely illustrated, thus
enabling us to give to iur descriptive ami
narrative articles an interest and permanent
value never attained in a lion-illustrated pe
riodicul. Under its accustomed management
tin* magazine wiil in the future ire devote 1,
as it ires been in the past, to sound literature
and Christian progrei*.
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•
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Any ttiiterpiis ng man can make money
wilh a Miwfo La'iteru.
Cut .his Hiiverttscment out for reference
ONLY 15 CENTS!
In order to intioduee it into thousands of
bonus where it is not idivudv known, we will
send our gieat illustraitd iit rary#nd famtlv
j >urii l. the Cricket 4‘ii the Hearth, th ee
ii ontlis on trial for oily 15 cents. A mam
moth IG-pagt- p.ij-er, size Harper’s Weekly,
containing splendid continued and short sto
ries. akete'ho#, poems, etc. Only $1 a year,
with elegant premium i>ortf lio f Gem-* f
Ameiicau Art, by Aldine C<. or 75cents with
out piemimn. Writeati.c to V M Lupton
vt Cos 37 I’ark Ua.v, New York. marlo
Uit iv sorniwirii, •
85 and 87 Whitehall st, Atlanta, Ga.
| Continues to cine all cases of olfcdacles to
! immiage. blotnt impurities, obst uc’ion of
| menses from unv eu-e, and every ailment or
i .-iekness whi. h results fiom abuse or impru
i dtuico, with unpnaliel il sucee s II ivim:
the expeiience of muiy yeark in his speeial
! ties, he has perfected remedies that are etlec
| tual in nil tin so eases, llis patient* are be
! ing treattsl by mail iuhl exprtss eveivwhere,
j Call or address wilh stump in loutidente.
'&ZS*
ETHIS is the title of anew and hesuti>ul
ork 4>f ait which we have just pnhlbhe*!.
It is 14 x 18 INCHKS in size, aiiistic in de
sign, fiiitly engraved, and printed on heavy
pinto paper In the foregiound is sc* u a
young t 'onfeilerute stddier, who has just re
turned borne twin the w r. )tnkiffg sad and
thoughtfullv at his father’s grave which is
sluovn to him by an ae*l negio servant.
To the right the calm river indicates peace
. and rest as well as the harbinger of brighter
<! a % - to cx-me. is a pietme that will ten. b
everv Smtliern ben t and almubt find a plarv
|in every Kmtheru borne. Ou-copy w ill Ik*
I sent by mail mounted on miter and p*st
| paid on receipt of 25 eta, or 3 copies for oOcts
Adtirt'sa
joun nunitows co, ,
Bristol,
At>'-NTS wuntiM > vt'rv whfiv lo fell our
li, Rl> mi i popular p etmof $5 to $lO p-r
, ilav en'ily in .de. No inouev required until
the piitutec arc .>ld. Meud etiaiup tor cat&-
t' lfue. n<l terms.
leh23 ju.
Mast :s’ Patent Swinir
This #v - is now hefeur manufactured bv
the Kv.rk.thdd suld have
| vxe Alputft *r.’ *d i *.\ev town and city
f*n the Unitol Stt.u# Avi .trews*
Q rnrr Prougbt*'U aiwl dtihi-ou bts.
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The Hiirnl C.iro'in Hn is the Icadiricr npii
cultuial journal of tiic Sooth Puhlichor*
and oJitoiK lire nil S ioilir-rn men. cniMt js
devoted oxrliifcivclv to tlie intuiestisot South
ern While it is not thi')>ahl or
irdti of the I'.itrons of lioabandt v. 01 of any
society or set of nten, it hH heen the most
l>ott r i;iful advocatM fur tho estahlisliniont of
Uraust* in the South, and its influence has
contiihut. and greatly to the (irepcnt prosperity
off ho order.
f). II J acorn's, Esq , of Charleston, S C.,
Editor-In-Chief.
Chaui.es It. Dodge. Esq., of the Depart
rm nt of Agdeultorc, Washington, 1) C., En
toinohuiiea) Editor.
Bunm.Aß Conibiuutor*— Col. D Wyatt Ai
ken. Washington, DC; Henry W ltavenei,
Esq, Aiken, SC; Rsv C W Howard, Kings
ton, Ga; Col N II Davis, Greenville, S C.
Knral Car tlinlan $2 p r annum. Address
WALK Mi, EVANS & COGSWELL,
janl-itf Publishers, Charleston SC.
fIUM IDLE lASHILTE
Tliis Institution, tinder tho care of Prof
La Ilatte. a practical teacher of twelve years’
experience, is now open for the reception ot
students. Patronage is solicited, with this
understanding: That hoys .mist learn if they
come to this school.
BATES I'KTI AtOXTII
Alphabet and first rerding $ 2
Primary c'as-er 3
Intermediate classes 4
Oolh ai tte classes 5
Bookkeeping by double entry (completed) 30
Incidental expenses pro rata
STI DIES CLASSIFIED.
Pi. imaky--2d Header 1-t Geography, Spell
ing, Primary Arithmetic and Wilting; or 3d
Header, 3d Geography, Spelling Primary
Grammar, Arithmetic and Writi g.
Intekmediate—4th lh ader, English Oram
mir, Primary Geomefiy, Aritmetie, Philoso
phy, Dictionary and Writing—Compositions;
or At it Kcadc, Latin Grammar, Latin Header,
Kleincutary Geometry, Philosophy,Element
ary Algebra, Rhetoric, Dictionary and Wiit
ing —('(impositions.
Collegiate (elective) —Elocution, History,
Geometry, Classical Lrtm, Greek, Trigonom
etry, Survey ing and Engineering, Chemistry
Botany, Physiology. Geology, Evidences of
Christianity, \c. &e.
Extras—Bookkeeping, Drafting, Coioiing.
Students charged from day of entrance to
close of session, except in cases of sickness
protracted over one month. Tuit on due at
close of ressious.
First scss s on six months; 2d four months
Boarding from sl2 -50 to Slo per month.
Every student absolutely required to
k-ep the rules an I regulations o' tho school.
For lin ther particulars appG to the Princi
pal. h!>s C. B LA lIA'ITE.
tfA F E m
SgmZ l®
STANDARD
Fire and Burglar
$
Counter, Platform, Wagon 4 Track
SCALES.
Bend for Pr!ce-l,lt. Amenta Wanted.
Marvin’s Safe Cos.,
265 Broadway, New York,
721 Chestnut SL, Phila,
ft
?•*"*>'* rtV,
i, AlAS^'
ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS-
A STANDARD INSTITUTION.
IVRCKST, eiIEAI-ja.T AX!) EEST TX THRSOITII.
The only Business School in the South con
ducted by an cxitcrl* nrctl Mcrchant and Ptac
tical Accountant. 'lhe actual exp r.bes of
stiul• uts are t-m tiit<H-n to twenty percent
let*# tliaii it will 4N*sT them t i attend second
chi'S, or imported i*i>titoti.m#.
Tin of study iaconducto*! Mj Actual
Vhisinos Frir.-ciplcs. #u plitvi v.iib Riuking
tin i > : oihtfs. com ' ; n*nu: every kntiwn
Htildy f*r impirtiiiu h Thorough Practlml
lUw i.4 s> Hrlueation ill the sliortest poihle
dine an t t t e b est expense. Graduates of
thisin-tiiution. its practical ;u\n urn tarns, st *nd
pre emiiieut over those from any other Busi
ness School in the country.
The eotiit Ii hed reput ition of this Institu
tion, the tlnirouab. pijuti**al iviurse of is
j*tuly, au I tile success of its Giaduatc#, ranks
it the leading
m si NESS SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH.
Ourcrnir*# of ACTCAt utsTVHW training is
the r.d mi st practical of the age. No
vHCvitb !i>. Student** adiu'tte*) at anv time.
VGtHAt* <4nUiiuiug
h !! juirtknbiis, muHtd to at:
it r, M- v ' . M . i ie*ij l.
200 COOKING STOVES
FOK SALE AT PRICES TO SUIT HARD TIMES, BY
W. H. HOBARTS 8c GO.,
who invite tho attention of the public to their large and complete stock
consisting of
Cooliing and. Seating; STOVES'
*
(Charter Oak and other first-class patterns),
firotfs, Hollow Ware, Wood nnd Willow Wore, Silver, Plated and Britannia Gtodi
Crockery and Glass Wure, Pocket and Tabic Cutlery, of our own importation.
Manufacturers of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware of every description .
Prices as low as the lowest. [Columbus. Ga., Nov. 28, 1874
THE PEOPLES CLOTHING HOUSE.
I am now offering to the
public the largest stock of
Ready made Clothing to be
found in tmv Southern city.
I buy Iron) first hands, and
sell at the very lowest pri
ces—being determined not
to be undersold by any house
in the State. Examine for
yourselves.
STRAUSE’S CLOTHING HALL,
60 Broad st, Columtous, Oa.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A FIRST-CLASS SOUTHERN INSTITUTION
THE
027*
I <.
M. McCARTHY. Pbesident. H.M. FRIEND. Secuetahv. SHEPPARD
HOMANS, Actuary.
Patronize Home Institutions. Insure in this Sterling,
Sound, Reliable Company.
Ihc Mobile Life can give you .as good protection for your money as any Northern company.
Tbe Mobile Lift* was organized by well-known merchants and bankers of Mobile, in Jane.
1871, and has issued 5.500 Policies, und paid over
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Collars Death Losses
Every loss has been promptly paid without a day’* delay.
IINSt’KI! YOTTR LIFE I INSURE YOUR WIFE’S LIFE
IN.-.UUE YOUR LIFE | INSURE YOUR WIFE’S LIFE
In til© ZVIO EJIIIE] JAIJFTEI
Live, active, enterprising men wanted in ev. ry county in Georgia to work for the Mobil.
Life. Apply to R. 0. RANDALL, Gen’l Agent, G-uLdcu, Ala.
LOWELL WAREHOUSE
SLADE & ETHER EDGE-
Warehouse and Commission Merchants,
Columlms, - - Georgia*
Backing and Ties tor sale.
Parties not i.-hiijv to sell, van get liberal advances njion cot ton store®
with ii* - J. It. SLADE
a, ktheredge*
DIAGONAL SUITS,
WORSTED SUITS,
BEAVER SUITS. Mine and Black,
CASSIA!ERE SUITS,
YOUTHS’ SUITS
ROYS’ suns,
MOSCOW FURS,
CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS,
BEAVER “ blue k. black
j Gents’ fine Furnishing Goods
| in endless variety.