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Hamilton Journal. VOL VIII. —NO. 50. THE HAMILTON JOURNAL^ One Dollar A Year. Jlamilton, 1,1 ‘ ■ lO ' IMP- Propri el ai y Lit att ye. Mr. T. J. Lunar having disposed of his interest in the Hamilton Jot bnal to Mr. M. F. Hood, the firm of Lamar & Dennis is dis solved by mutual consent. The Jouenal will hereafter l>e published by M F. Hood and J. L. Dennis, under the firm name of J. L. Dennis <fc l 0., Mr Dennis retaining the position of editor. All contracts for subscription and adver* tising made by the old firm will be fi led by the new who have the booki, and to whom all monies due the old firm for sub scription or advertising should be paid. The new firm respectfully solict a contin •nance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon the Jojbnal and shall strive to merit au increase. The Legit-lature adjourned last Saturday to meet egrin on the first Wednesday in Jily. The days will be longer then and of course we will get proportionately more ■work of the m- tubers. Ail things consider ed the recess was w-11 taken. Bill A'p says tne mumps caused 'he early ar j mrnmei tof she Lsgis'a'ure. He says the disease rge.d so v olen lv among the memb rs that tin re was hardly a quorum left to adjourn t ! e in due form Congress met last A1 mday. President Hiiyes submitted his annual ruts. ape v h oh •was remat ksble mote for its greet Itngtc than for anything else. The scsi-iou prom ises to be a lively one and the deruocta's svill strive to make capital enough from it to capture the Home two years hruce. Senator Brown's course iu ilio Senate will be -waitfcrd very closely and no tuau ever liad a finer opportunity of making himself (tred. H>w he-wil manage to maintain the jespeOt and evnu-atby of the jepuolioans and retain the coufid-n.’e of <be deaiocr.de lemains to be eeen* But t>© is “t>ly sir, and we shah see what we will see. If we r re to cave bi-ennia! sessions of the General Ass >mbly, members ought to be elected ut least six or eight months before ess oibiing. We may expect extra sessions so long as the members elect have only four weeks as now, for preparation Womeu that hive been bedridden for y.-ars have been entirely cored of female weakne-s by the use of Lydia E. Pushham’s Vegetable Comp 'Und. Send to Mrs. Lydia E- Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, M iss., for pamphlets. —l ■ I >W— Thousands of ladies to- ay cherish gat 5- ful remembrances ef the he'p derived from the ot Lyoia E. Pinkuam’s Vegetable Com pound. It positively cures all female com plaints. Send to Mis. Lydia E. Pinkb ira, 233 Western Avenue, Linn, Mass., for pam phlets. • rfn ■ i Announeemenls. FobTeeasurer: —At the request of friends I announce myself a candidate for Treasure r of Harris county. If elected I promise to discharge the duties of the office as faith fully in the future as 1 have iu the past. Respectfully, 11. C. Kimbrough. Fob Tax Receiver:—At the request of responsible citizens I announce myrelf a candidate for Tax Receiver and solictit the support of my friends. S. W. Bartlt. Fob Tbeakureb: — l respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Treasnr m of Harris county and earnestly solicit the help of my friends throughout the county. If elected I promise to discharge the du'ies of the place honestly and faithfully. Re epecttully, H. T. Zubeb. Fob Clerk :— I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of Superior Court, T. J. Lamab. Fob Tax Collfctor We are authorized to announce the name of Mr. H. A. J. Ken non as a candidate’.for Tax Collector at the approaching eßotion. Fob Tax Ccllictob :— I am a candidate for re-election to the tffice of Tax Collect or and respectfully solicit the, support of my friends. S. J Eunt. Fob Receives : —We are authorized to -announce that Mr Charley Pritchard is a candidate for the office of T-x R-c* ver of Harris county and that he will sppieciate the support of friends. Fob Clekk.—l am a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court and solicit the sup port of my friends. Alonzo F. Tbuett. Fob OnDiWAaYI take this towthod of announcing'myself t candidate tor.the of fice of Ordinary of this county. I come before you strictly upon my own merits and if elected will discharge the duties of the office as faithfully so I have triad to do for (be past four years as Tat Receiver. I earnestly solicit your support, as I am pby bially incapacitated for any manual labor. Respectfully, It. E. Fort. Fob Tax CollEotch:— I respeotfally an nounce myself a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Harris County and earnest ly solicit the support of my friends. M V. Hastet. 1 Mbs J. B. Wilson, Tiffin, Ohio, snys:— I have worn au Improved Excelsior Kidney Pud, and received more relief than from all remedies 1 have ever tried. I cheerfully recommend it to all sufferers. —See Ady. . wm ■ '—■ 1 Henry Van Noriwiok, of Toledo, Ohio, says: —A friend prevai ed on me to try an “Only Lung Purl,” and I obtuiued imme diate relief from a rucking cough. 1 know the pud helped me. —Bee Adv. Jiew Advertisements. Georgia, Harris County. J. D. Lincas'.er hs apulind for exempt | ion of personalty t.nd I will pass upon the tame on the 30ih of Daounber, insu.nr, at my < flice. Deo. 7th, 1880. J. F. 0. Williams, Ordinary. Administrator’s Sale, Georgia, liarns county.—Agreeably to !au order from ihe Couit of Ordinary of I suid cou. ty, wilt be sold before the Court | House uour, in the town of Hamilton, on trie first Tn-sdav in January next, within | ihe legal h urs of sule. the following de -1 scribed prof erty, Leiougiug to the estate of 'Adeline Garner, to-wit: Lot of land nnrnler 32 h\ and west half of lot number 31, except Si ur acres in the north-west oorner ot said halt lot, tbs ai ove described laud lying in the 3rd district formerly of Troup, now Harris county, and containing 300 i scr s, dio'h or less Bold for distribution. Ter s Cash. Jam** T Gabnbb, Adrn’r. Georgia, Harris County* Frank Ciwrham. colored, bus applied to me for exemption of personalty and 1 will pass upon the same on the 22nl day of l>ceniher, ntxt, at my office. This Nov. 2D, 1880. J F 0. Williams, Ordinary. i£s k,) j* 1 riurna oiy .33 ood, Liver, J r.css, bicep-Q its. H SfOUS IX G 02.0. Y.'iU bo paid for a case they will not cure or help, or j 1 for impure or ir.furious found iu them. ■ P Ait: your drussiet for Hop Lilt era and t rj fchcinS f before you sleep. Tube no ciimr. Hor Cocoa Cube Is the sr.-.cteet, safest and bc-d.P Ash Children. The Hop Pap for Stomach, Liver and Kld-ieytuop*. rior to all others. Curc-s by absorption. Aai druggist. D. I. C. is sjj absolute and Irresistible cure for drnrdt enness, use of opium, tobacco and narcotics; fTYtg -~~-3 Send for circular. gtgEWtggw I Ahoretl by drofscfcU. Hop Citirri Mho Cos. BochccWr, li.y. Bu'w jumxv -hhsur? *1 fc - v.i-., '-At acs£',i± ~,■ •- aSfcgA w RTOTIACM ®ITTEi? s Thore is no civilized nation in the West ern Hemisphere in which the utility of Hos tet er’a Stomach Sitters as a tonic, cor*en tire, and anti-bill ons ni'dice. is not known and appreciated. Whiie it is a medicine for all seasons aed all climate 0 , it is especially suited to the complaints generated by the vrrr'b.r. h- )n', ' - r,nf t ALII beuf Vl^etU ble s-.mialsn in the world. For sale by Druggists. HAMILTON, CA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,1880. THE SUN roll ISSI. Everybody reads The Sun. In the edi tions of this newspaper throighoul the year to come everybody will liinl: I. All the world’s news, so prerented that the reader will get the gic, i:ti amount or in formation with tli • lecst unprofitable expi-n* dituve of time and lit. the bun long auo discovered the goldi n ui.ua betweeu re dundant fulness and ui.sausfuetorv brevity. 11. Much of that sort of nows wlroh <le pends less upon its iccogniz and importance tlurn upon its interest to ui.u kind, r ami morning to n oniing The Sun prints a con - tiuind story of the lives ot real men sod wo men, and of thill' deeds, plans, loves, hates i.nii troubles. This story is more valid and more interesting than uny IV .unoe than was ever devised. 111. Good writing in every column, and freshness, origin .liiy, acc law, and dicor tun ir the treatin'nt of every subject. IV. Honest C03.Uf;::.1. TL-i Min's habit is to speak out about men and tlings. V. Equal candor in ilenpng witn each po litical pa; ty, and equal readiness to commend wh.rt is prana woitliy ot to’eliiiae wlmt is blatnable m Deuiociat or Pepublieaa. VI. Absolute independence ot partisan or tranixatsons, but mnvuveiing loyally t,> true Democratic principles. Tfe Sun believes that tiie Government which the Const (till ion gives as is a good one to kerqi Its notion ot dtitv is to resist to iis utmost power the ef forts ot men in the Republican party to set up another form of government in place of that which exits The year 1881 , and the years itiiniediailv following will probab v de cide thi l swpiemely important contest. The Buti believes that the vi tory will lie with the people as against, the lt.ugs for monopoly the Bings tor plunder, and the Rings for im peiial power. Our teim'areas follows; For the Daily Fun, a four-page sheet of twenty-eight column-', Ihe pi i< eby mail, poet pda, is 55 tents a iiion h, or !?-fi o() a voir; O itiCluding the hunduy paper, tin eight p,.ge ,hvet ot til tv colunit’, the pne is G 5 corns an 1 a month, or $7.70 ft year, postage paid . The Sunday edition of the Fun is also f .rn klmd separately at $1 20 a jenr, P"st..ge pad. The price of the Weekly Sun, eight pages, fifty six columns, i- $1 a .'ear, post ge p id. For clui-s of ten sc..din ; $lO we will send au extra copy free. Address I W. Enci.ani), Publisher of the Sun. New York City. EARS FOR THE MILLION! Foo Ctioo’s Babaru of Shark’s Oil Posi tive.y Restores th Hearing, and is only ab solute Cure for Deafness Known. Tb ; n Oil ifl extracted from a peculiar sne cies of small White Sh:;rk, can :ht in the Yellow H a, known Carch.trod m Rondeletii. Every Chiuese fisbeiuorm knows it. Its vir tues as a res!oraliv * of hearing were discov ered by a Buddhist Priest abont ihe year 1410. Its cures were so numerous and many so seemingly niiracnlon®, teat, the remedy wjr officially proclaimed over the entire Empire. I's use became so univer sal that for over 300 years no Deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent, chargee prepaid, to any address at $1 per bottle. Onlv Tmnor'ed by II AY LOCK & CO., Sole agents ior America. 7 Dey St. N. Y. Its virtuoa are unquestionable and its cn raiive character abiolu'o, as the writer can personally testify, both from experience and observation. Among the many readers of the Review in one part and anoth of the country, it is probaole that numbers are afllictea with deafness, and to such it may _be said: Write at once to Hay’ock k Cos., 7 Dey St., New York, enclosing sl, and you will re ceive by return a remedy that will enable yon to bear like anybody else, and whose on Native effects will be permanent. Yon will never regret doing so. - -Editor of New York Mercantile Review, Sept. 25. Georgia, Harris County. Wily Johnson, colored, appli s to me for exemption of personalty and I will pass upon the same on the 30th day of December at my office Dec 10. 1880. J. F C. WiIMUM, Ordinary. Notice Debtors and Creditors. All persons indebted to the estate O; Jas. Whitehead, deceased, late of H*rtis county are heieby required to make immediate pay ment, snd parties having claims will present them, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. J. H. & W.T. Whitehead, Adm rs. llisley a Witch JLazel. Cures headache, burnt, sprains, cuts, wounds, i heumatism. toothache, earache, etc Warranted equal J* quality to any mode, at half tlit price. 4 os bottles toe. Pint bottles 50c. Rosegrant’s Chloride of Lime. For purifying, bleaching and disinfacting, stands pre-eminently the best. Always put up in blue labei ' boxes. Quaiter, half and pound boxes. All first class druggists keep it. Hare your diuggist to order, if h'- has neither iu stock, fro n har es F. Hi-ley. Wholesale Druygbt, G 4 O-rtlandt st., N. ) - rt TOTm. New* for P-oyn and Gir!!: ’J Yourig arid Old!! A HEW lb rff' ffVENTIOM jairt patentnd fur then,, tor Home u*e ! f Fret *r.i Perotl Sewing, Torr!nr, [ '.-.-.'./Jeff ■') ■ire. Dr'!l!ngr,yrfnd!ne, —a. r Screw enttiuf. Price ?5 to pSmfUfZjlgs A , f -en sfor !oOtmw?- . f-L -w r, H VIS PA 11A L LEL ED OFFER } First Class Sewing Machines, WHh full lioo of attachments to do all Work Giv t‘ii Awaj Free of Charge rta mg made arn-iiaemenU will, a well known company for a largo number of their machines, we oftVi as a pi annum to every purchaser of Twenty-Five Do 1 lura worth of slooks,5 looks, to be selected from our catalogue, consisting of Handsomely Bound and Ele gantly Illustrated books, a Fiist Class Family Sewing McUihine, on ft ricblp ornamented iron siand. wl h sol id wa tint top and drawer, caretully picked linn delivered free of chttrge, to any depot iu tills city. This is a bona fide offer, made for the pur pose of introducing our publications throughout the ITuiteu States. Send for a Catalogue and Descriptive Cir cular, to Piiiladblphia Publishing Cos., 72!) Filbert St., Philadelphia, Pa. Ayents Wanted to assist in Distri bution. (T. HOFFLIIT, CLOTHIER, Fall soil Winter Suits to fit Father and Son. Call aud Examine for Yourself. We will pleasb yo in Prices, Styles and QuaHty. No trouble to Show Goods. 88 Broad St. - - Columbus, Ga. Oh For the Photograph Gallery of ALPHA A. WILLIAMS, Columbus, Georgia. Located Over Wittlch & Siasol’s. The Best Photographs, all sizes and Htyles, Taken at Reasons le Prices. Hear them and bo Convinced. (J C rd Photographs Colored $1.60 to l|2 00. G Cabinet “ “ 3.50. C “ Panel “ “ New Style 4 (0. Bxlo Photograph in Frame *2 to 8.00. 26x30 Portrait finished in Crayon Postal}, or Oil #2O 00 to 40.00 Call and see specimens when yon are in the city. I will guarantee to please in style, price and fiuish of work. Photo graphs taken in cloudy or TAiiy weather, from life, old pictures or from children. All styles of frames for sale cheap. Price ranging from 25;)ta to $2. Respectfully, Alpha, A. Williams, Photograph Artist. /pj slst Year |[odef§ LADY’S BOOK. Low Price of $2 per year. New Departure lieyin niff with January 1881. In obedience to what we believe to be a growing de-ire of the reeding public, th<“ publisher* beg to announce that Gddcy s Lady's book in 1881 will contain a complete rn'ivel in every numbei! Beoidcs the lollow old-time Hfiecialties: Beautiful Original Steel Plate Engravings. Diagram Patterns for Ladies and Childien. Mammoth Colored - Fashion Plate. Lk-‘ Stories. Poems and Sketches. Our popular Novelty pages and Colors. Illustrated Art and Fashion Home Work. Architectural Dc-igns for Beautiful Homes. Gooey’s recipes, Godey's puzzles and games. Monthly Chit-Ghat on Fashions, etc., etc. No continued stories. Every number comiilete in it elf. _ SutaiciiptioLs will be received at this office in clubs with this paper. The Journal aud Godey’s Lady’s Book for one year, post-paid only $2 GO. The January numbs r will be ready Dec. M. On recipt of 20 cents a sample copy will tie promptly s nt by the put’lisbere, and this amount can be deducted wti. n tne price of a year’s sul>scriptioi is mailed. R,mit by ii :nev order, or draft on Phila delphia or New Yolk, or by registered letter, paynb’e to Godey’s Lady’s Book Pub. Cos. (Limited), 1000 Ch'jstnut Bt.. Pbiladclphiii Pa. 81 A YEAR. S Tli EE T,t SMI Til'B NEW YORK WEEKLY FOR 1881. Fak*s to Ail. Head yonr address at once, and get spe cimen copies of the Best story ntid sketch paper in the world. The New York Week'y is undoubtedly the best literary psp tr pub lished. It is uni vers illy appreciated, as its imtncuao circulation affords in contestable proof. The New York Weekly is in every sense an entertdulng family paper, and in each house hold where a copy is taken everv member of the family reads it, ami the contents arc di cjauod uud criticised wnile the readers are seated around the cheerful fi: Vide. The great success and unexampled pros perity cf'l lie New York Weekly is due to the excellence of its stories, its numerous entertaining featmes and its fresh and va lied attraction ; but uot the least among Its reconimenil itions is the fact that uuusnal care i- exercised iti retioiug the contents that all objectionable word* and phrsaes may be avoided. Heads of families, are aware that we never permit iu out columns any word or expres sion likeiy to offend even the most fastidi ous guardian of youth. The New York Weekly coutaina the boat Stories, the finest poeuc*. the moat entertain ing sketches, ns well ns r choice variety of extremely interesting matter, and is tlie-e --f,,m popularly conceded to be the beat story and sketch paper.* 'Hie New York Weekly regularly presents, in the “Ladies’ Work Box," pus in and sensi- Ive suggestions regarding the making of gar ment and the choice of material*. This de partment is invaluble tu every frugal house wllo. TTie*Ncw Yoik Wcrklv also publisbea Do mestic Ree.iptß, tes'ed and approved by ex pt rf. The New York Weekly, each week, pre reuta a Lumber of fre-li and sparkling hu morous uncecdoti s, in the coluciu of “ I’lcas ant Parngia'tha.” The Now York W(ckly’ißconstantly pre senting the works of new amt rib to is. NOW IS Til* TIME RUB CKIIIK FOB TIIC NEW YORK WEEKLY. The koik Weekly will be sent to any ad dress iu the United States (postage free) t month for 26 cents; 3 months for 75 cents; 0 months, $1 50; 1 year, $’ Those rending S2O for a (Jluli of Eight, all sent at one ti ue, will lie entitled to a Ninth Copy free. Getters up of club* can aftcrwaid add single All le'.ters should be addro-sed to STREET & -MITH. Proprietors. I O. Box 2734. 25, 27. &31 Rose St, N. Y. CHEAPEST ANl> BEST! PETEKSON’S MAGAZINE Full : Size Patterns t A Suplcriic.nl will be given in every num ber for 1881, containing full-size pattern tor a ladle’* or diild’s dress. Every Hubs Tiber will receive during the year, twelve of these patterns, worth more, alone, than the sub script-ion uriee. Peterson’s Magazir e is the best and cheap est of the lady’* looks. Its gives more for the money, and combines K ranter merits. Him any otb-r In short it has tne best steel engravings, best colored fashions, be<t dress patterns, best orUlial stones, t.est work*table patterns,’-; best music etc., etc Ith iimnene circulation ana ’on# cHtun lished reputation, enables its pro| netor to distaiwMJ all competition. In 1880. a New Feature was intio hi e<l. whidi will he im inoveil on in 1881. being a series of Splendidly illustrated urti e. The stories, novelets, &c. in lvtersou are admitted to be the best pub lished. All the most popular female writers contribute to it. In 1881, about 100 original stories will be given, and "> addmou ix Copyright Novelets, by Ann S. btepbens, Frank Ue Benedict, Jane G. Austin, Msry V. bpencer, Sidney lTevo<, 4ml that inimlta ble humorist, the author of "Josiali A leu s Wife." Ihe Color- and steel ' Fashion 1 iat* In “Pcteraou’’ are ahead <f all others These platesare eggtaved on steel, twice the usual size, and are unequalled for laiauty. They will be superbly co.ored Also. House hold aud other receipts; ait eles on A t Em broidery. Flower Culture; in abort every thing interesting to ladles. Terms (Always in Advance) $2.00 a year. jZ®~Unpuralelled otters to Clubs. Address, post-pid 1,1 CHARI EH J. PETERPON, 306 Chestnut 8t , Philadelphia, Pa sent gratis, if written for, to get up c’ul>B with. TRY The New York Observer, THIS YEAR. The Larqent and Best Family Faper in the H arid. Send for Sample Copy-Free, XE W YORK O USER YER, 37 Fark Rote, Sew York.