About The Northeast Georgian. (Athens, Ga.) 1872-1875 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1875)
jjjfttih-jLit L oorgtan. Poelrg. Ncu?s Miscellang. A large aud enthusiastic meeting of j Rates of Contract Advertising 1 III N. £. Georgian. NOTICES “LIFE OX THE OCEAN WAVE.” U A life on the Ocean WnveP The man who wrote it was green; lie never has been to sea, And a storm he never has seen. He never has seen a wave As it dashed o*er the vessel’s deck; He never has seen a lire at sea. Or lieen floating upon a wreck. ne never has been aroused From his morning’s gentle doze By the sound ot splashing water. As it tell from the horrid hose. He never has heard a man Scrubbing right over his head, With a noise sufficient to rouse • From the grave the slumbering dead. lie never has seen a fat woman Growing thinner day by day. And leaning over the vessel's side, Throwing licreclf away; the Democracy of Gwiunett comity, I - was held at the Court House, in Law- j J renccviile, on Tuesday last—sale day ' % to take into consideration the va» r cjincv existing in our delegation to the 44th Congress of the United States, caused hy the death of the lamented McMillan, and to express the choice if the |icople of this county for his successor. Resolutions expressing a preference for Hon. It. H. Hill, over all compe titors, were unanimously adopted amidst loud applause. Col. N. L. Hutchins, Major W. E. Simmons, \V. L. Vaughn, Thos. H. Mitchell, and Goo. H. Jones, were appointed delegates to represent Gwin nett in the nominating convention—in case one should lie called. Proceedings in full, will lie published next week.—Gwinnett Herald. Is sr l o' X* 1 e j S i ! f- 1 ** o* j I j s- t 1 i i <5 i s i f I While people look carelessly on, Though in tears the woman may br. And unfeelingly say it is nothing at all. Only the rolls of the sea. And O ! he has never !>oen sen-sick. And c rept into l>od in his coat; While t very motion increased his thr-x*. And his/or/n.gs were all in his throat. That man may have sailed in a boat’ In some puddle or on a sound; But if he has Ix-cn to sen and wrote Such a song, he deserves to bo drowned. H timorous. Popular Refrain before Election. ‘•I want to Im‘ a policeman. And on the corners stand, A tin star on my * weskit,’ A ‘billy’ in my baud.” A niHii with a big nose isn’t al ways handsome, blit he’s nobby. Going to sleep on a girl’s shoulder cost a New Yorker 85,000. Dayfon won’t allow her citizens to play poker after midnight. The Pjianinrds believe that Jack the Giant-Killer was a real peisonage, and that he lived in Canada. The Courier-Journal refuses to con tribute “ adurn cent” to the fund for inclosing Iliawatha’s grave, lie may be an Injun himself some day. “ I guess I'll take this book,” re marked a Chicago lady to the clerk of a bookstore ; “ it’s got twice as much gold-leaf ou the cover as any of the rest.” “What did Judas do?” asked a Sunday school teacher of her class of boys. “ He licked the British!” promptly replied one of them. “As a rule,” remarked a lady, 4 ‘ get a hired girl with an ugly face, if you wan; to keep your husband out of the kitchen.” The crow is not so bad a bird after all. It never shows the white feather, and never complains with out caws. A dancer once said to Socrates : ‘You can not stand on one leg so long as I can.’ ‘True,’ replied the philosopher, ‘but a goose can. Greatness of station always brings absence of mind ns a penalty. Con gressmen who now forget ali about 830,000 checks would have hunted over a mile aud a half of door-yard to find a lost penny. How different national tastes are For instance, a bald-headed inan i greatly honored in Persia, and the Shah beckons him to a fat government office and. feeds him off milk and honey. Two handsome New Hampshire ...The dedication of the Pio Xnno college at Macon, took place last Sun day. The opening ceremonies con sisted of a jwayer and services in front of the building. From thence, the same ceremonies were held in the re ception hall, on the first floor, aud then the assemblage were invited to the chapel, upstairs, where the altar was brilliantly illuminated by numerous candles surrounding the statute of the Blessed Virgin, which had been pre sented to the college hy Pope Pius IX, and was to be unveiled on the occa sion. After prayers aud the burning of incense, together with music. Bishop Gross unveiled the statue and ad dressed the assembly. The staute is a bust on a |>edestal about three and a half feet high, and is of the finest mar ble aud a piece of exquisite statuary. It is probably, the finest work of art in the State, if not in the South. Af- er the address of the Bishop, the cere monies closed with the administration of the blessed sacrament. ool 4 on s ml 9 oo!ia oo 17 no' 22 . 3 00' 4 rail 3 73 6 73112 00 16 Ull 21 0»l 30 ... 4 on 5 75 7 25 j S 50 14 30 IS 75 25 00! 36 ... 5 00 7 00 8 75110 23 17 «0;21 50 1 29 00 42 .. 6 00 8 23.10 25,12 09-19 50 21 23, Oil 48 ... 7 0ft 9 5ft111 75113 75,22 10,27 oo SI *0 51 - 8 OH IO 75 13 25113 50 24 50 39 75 41 00 I 60 ... 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Hu lias very little business ability, but figures at Atlanta as a life-insurance president, etc. It is predicted, that he will lie the Demo cratic candidate for Vice-President, with Sam Tilden for his colleague— the two Empire States set together, New York aud Georgia.—Si. JauiLs Timet. General Gordon’s Apology. The Burlington Free Press, makes this mention: “ 2V venerable Ver monter, whose dear memory of politi cal events goes Kick for more thau half a century, says that the apology of Senator Gordon to Senator Edmunds, the other day was the first apology made by a Southern Senator or member of Congress to a Northern one, in fifty years.” 33 25,31 73,63 5ft :ig f*o 57 50 .*» 501*57 :i6 so.fii) 25 •*>■.» 30 nolirj 00 7i 10 30 ft! 75175 75 41 50.05 Mi75 75 12 50 f»7 25 77 75 2 50.105 ... 75 50 IW ... 7s 5011 in ... M 50.117 m 5C l’M 87 no i 125 •W 541'120 on 001 m2 05 00)145 08 Wl 13* 100 00 i 141 ton 00 144 105 00! 14" 4:1 50.70 00170 751108 00 i 150 ... Rates of Legal Advertising. Citation for Letter*uiGiinnliao»hip...~ ?5«*» Citation for letter* of Atliuluintration ... 4 **» Application lor Letters of Di*im>.*ioii Atlio’r.. 4 00 Application for Letter* of IHsm'on Guard Application for Uarr to Sell Land* Notice* In Dblilontand ( , n , ditt»n» — Sale* of Ltiutl. ifce., per square Sales IVriwhuMe l’roperty, todays, pernq...- 1 50 H 00 E>truy Notice*,») days .Sheriff Sale*. i»er l»v y of 10 line* or less *2 50 .Sheriff Morten*' fi. fa. Sale* i»er square -. 5 U* Tax Collector’* Sales, per square. KnrocliMiOf Mur^a^, per *quare, each time. Exemption Notices i in advance) Ifnh> Vi.l'. iu-r (.inirK ivich tii Htiie Nisi’s, per square, each time FRATERNAL DIRECTORY. -:o:- FOR SALE, l” NOW offer my undevided half in- JL terest, in my Plantation, 2J4 to S miles from FOR s FALL A. 1ST D Alliens. This place contains about 5,11 (wxid lnittoiu and up land, well Improved. Terms, % «r % cash, balance on 12 months time at 10 pej eeut interest. I will take pleasure In »ho whig said land to any one wishing to purchase. My House and Lot, containing 1 % acres, Two Story Hottsc-aiid U rooms, with Warn, tftsble, Car riage and Waggon House, and Smoke House all new aud substantial, fine Sping a»d Cistern on same lot. Terms, or cash, balance .1* A bargain months time at 10 per oeut Aur. 19—If. It Treads to Happiness A Boon! Whole Race of Women DR. J. BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR! ell gii l.s have this winter thrashed forty- j as of the North, the East, the West, to The Detroit Free Press keeps a boy who is paid §50 a week to do nothing but sit on a chair and yell, “Shut the door!” People who come up stairs on busiuess arc thus saved the pain of heariug seven or eight men yell out in succession. Poor pay, for we have recently ex hausted four Apothecary shops in pre scriptions for increasing our lung force, and are now “going it” on a whisper. We propose to devote the entire Win ter to this subject, and to publish in our next issue our leading editorials on this subject. Horn B. Il7llill7 Wc are glad to see tlic power and worth of Hon. B. H. Hill recognized by the people everywhere, and to kuow that other sections besides Georgia are looking to him as an ad vocate of our cause. The New Or leans Bulletin, for instance, says: % “ In this supreme !»"ur of our dan ger it is the duty of the South, as wi •4 J nf tlm \ .till It tltn l/rt-.t llm KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Howell Cobb Ludgo, No. 15, K. «»f 1’., mwl* at MASONIC IIALI., every Tuo-Iit DiRbt, al .-lock. A. A. HODGSON, C. C. I„ St'IIEVKSKlL, K. t"f IS. A X. Atiikxs Chapter, No. l.ll. A. M. Meets the second Tliursilny night <>t each month. It. M. Smith. II. P. I. M. Ken ney. Secretary. Mount Verson Lodge. Mount Wrm>n Lodge,No. -J. F. A. M. Meets the 3d Friday night in each month at Masonic Hall. S. C. Dobbs, IV. M. I. M. Ivenney, Secretary. Williams Lodge, No. 15,1.0 o. F. Meets every Monday night, at Odd Fel lows Hall, 7J o’clock. T. A. Burke, N. G. L. W. Stephens, It. S. Oi.i V Kit Excam pm knt. N->. 14.1.0. O. F. Meets the tirst and third Thursday nights of each month, at Odd-Fellows’ Hall. H. Beussc, C. P. A'. II. Wynn, Seribe. Evans Lodge No. 76, I. O. f». T. Meets every Tiiesdnv night at Odd Fel lows’ Hall. A. S. Dorsey, W. C. T. ltagsdale, W. It. Ser’v. Clahkk County Orange No. 101. Meets 1st Wednesday in eaeli month at tlie Fair Ground. Dr. H. it. J. Long. Master, It. II. Boon, Secretary. Union Prayer-Meeting Society. Meets every Monday night, at 7 i o’clock at University Prayer Boom, in the Libra ry Building. Rev. K. D. Stone, Presid’t, II. It. Bcmatd, See’v. 1 Star op the South” Fountain, No. 10, Meets on the first and third Wednesday-night* of each month, at f? o’clock. W. A. Pledger, W. M. I*\ R. S. Harris, W. S. It will tiring mi the Metises; relieve all lain at lie monthly “ Period :” cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia of Rack and Uiertu; l^ucorrhet ot “ Whites,’* and i»arti:il Prolapsiu J'tcri; check excciMve flow, aud correct all irregularities pecu; liar to ladies. li will remove allirritation of Kidneys snd Rlad« der; raUev* co'ttveeie**; purify tlie Blood; give tone aiul strength to thv whole system; clear the skin, imparting a r«*sy hue to thecheek, amlcbevT- fuloesa to the mind. It is as sure a cure In all ol the al*>Tc disease* as Qtilniue is in ‘hills and fever. Ladies can cure themselves ol all the aliove dis eases without revealing their complaints to any ;M?rsoH, which is always mortifying to their pride aud m«Nk*sty. It is recommended by the best phy siciaus ami the clergy. I.agHANOI*., f»a., March 25, 1870. llnutjirtd *C* Co., .UluHtu, Gu.;~Dear *»irs: 1 take pl.-asttre in stating that I have used for the la twenty vears the medicine yot. arc putting n] known as l»r. J. Hradlieid’s KViMALE llECil L/ TOR, and omsidcr it the best combination evt gottou together for tlie diseases fi>r which it is r< eoiniiiendetl. 1 have Imtcii familiar with the pre seilption b<>ih as a practitioner of medicine and in domestic practice, ami can hencstly say that 1 con sider it a boon to suffering females, ar.d can but bopethat every lady in our whole land, who may b- sufiering in any way pecHliar to their sex, may be able to procure a bottle, that their suffering' t.inv not only !*c relieved, Hut that they may l»« 1 lo liealtb and strength. With tuy kindest 1 am rcsiKftluliy, W. It. KERRILL, M. D. arts, NKAK Mariktta, fiA., Mar-1; 21, 1870. Mexsrs. H’/if. Hoot tl* Son:—I) -ar Mrs : Some nioiitlisugol iMMight a latlile ot lilt \ 1»EIELI>'. EKM ALE REGULATOR from you, and have used it in iuv family with the utmost sutisfa«ti*n, and ba\e reVtnnmcnde 1 it to tlirre or four families, and they have found it just what it is recommended WINTER Ironunmt o.. The Undersigned begs to an- J noutice to his friends and the public generally, that he. j has just returned from New York with a Selected with the greatest care, and with a Special View to the Plan ters’ Trade. The Goods were purchased since the recent decliue, and he is thus enabled to Sell lower Than Ever Before The Stock consists in part of tlie following DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. Pure Tubs Tlie females who have used your Regulator ar« in perfect health, and arc able to attend to thcii household duties, and we cordially recommend it to tlie public. Vofirs respect fully, Kkv. II. 11. JOHNSON. We could add a thousand 4>thcr certificate*, hut wc consider tlie above atnplv sufficient proof ol' it» virtue. All we ask i* a trial. and Plated 1fare, Cobs, Pistols, AJ/JIUK1TI0N etc., etc. N fancy articles,) *t.> Ae. Haring bort Workmen, are prepand to do ropUrtv ta Snprrfor St,I,. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OP Silver Platin? aud Gliding, And all work of thia kind, such as Forks, Spooks Watches, &o., plated by ns, warranted equal to that done by any establishment in the COUNTRY! Prices Reasonable I , luogiu ulcers are a purely Veo stable preparation, made chiefly wL the native herbs found on tlie lowT. ranges of the Sierra NeratEa m~, n tains of California, the med«itRU properties of which are oxtracted therefrom without the use of Alcohol Tbo question is almost daily asked’ “ What iB the cause of the unpar alleled success of Vinkoar fin. ters!” Our answer is,, that th*y remove the causo of disease, and the patient recovers bis health. They — the great blood purifier and eight bushels of wheat with flails, set up with beaux every .Sunday night, shot a hawk and spelled a school down. “ I am very much afraid," said a prominent church member, “ that brother Gurkiu will never get to heaven; he has fallen from grace m> often.” “That's a fact,” replied an other brother: “ He lients all to fall from grace, but lie always manages to light on his feet.’’ —A Mihvaukic man hid in a public doorway and jumped out and kissed his wife. She didn't whoop and yell, as he expected, but replied : 'Don’t be so bold, mister—folks around here know me!’ ‘Dav's de man. Mister Speaker, dar’s de man what done it,’ shouted a colored member rising suddenly from his seat in the Arkansas Leg islature, with one hand pointing to a white man in the gallery, and with the other rubbing the sum mit of his cranium. ‘Dat are cussed white man jes done spit dow n on do top of my head.’ Mrs. Lovit, of Springfield. Mass., lias forced her husbnndaiul three grown up sons to tnkeliounl at a neighbor’s, as she finds it im possible to spare time for house work while the Tilton-Bcechcr trial is going on She is a slow reader, and it is only hy begin ning at daylight that she is en abled to keep up with the evidence. Napoleon was one day search ing in the library at Malmailson, for a volume, and at last dis covered it on a shelf some- wh;-t alnivo his reach. Marshal Moueey, who was present one of the tallest men in the army— stepped forward, saying: ‘Permit me, sire ; I am higher than your majesty.’ ‘You are longer, Mar shal,’ said the Emperor, with a frown. send to the battle ground none but her ablest, her wisest, her most skillful champions. It is no derogation from the merits of other gentlemen to say that among all the public men in the land we ktfnw none to excel Mr. Hill in any of the qualifies of the states man. Patriotism, genius, eloquence, he possesses them all. On every oc casion that he has made his appear ance before his countrymen, his utter anccs have left a profound impression upon their minds; and in the dis cussion of the Louisiana question es- |iecially he has shown a comprehension of the facts, and tlie principles involv ed. and a mastery of all the details, which are full of hope for this suffer ing people, should his fellow-citizens see fit to send him to the House of Representatives at its next session.” l or full particular*, history of tl»*t>nsf*, atid 0*1 tificatr'* of il“ wond vrW cun**, the reader i* rrfvi rid to tlie wra|»|HTaround thtthottlc. Manufactured and sold l»y J. BRADFIELD, Price $1.50. Atlanta. Ga frhl 1-1 v SOY.H RY ALL DRUGGISTS. THE S UN. WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1878. iik approach of the Presidential election, gives unusual lui|M»rtaiii‘ Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Ladies’ Hats, (Latest Styles), Staple Hardware, Drugs, Crock ery, Sugar, Wood and Willow Ware; Red Cedar Buckets and from Murfreesboro’, Tennessee Coffee, Flour, Bagging and Ties, Bacon and Salt, Sugar- Cured Canvassed Hams, M<»- lasses. Syrup; Heavy Rope for Machinery ; Saddles, Harness &c. Also, a Complete Stock of Ready Made Clothing For Gents’ and Youths’. GRAND RESULT OF THE j DEMOCRATIC VICTORY. :o;. 15 cts. PER POUND FOR COTTON- 1000 Tons of Celebrated Sca-Rird Fertiliz i*. life-giving priuolple, a perfect Reno vator and Invigorstor of the syitem. Never before in tbo history of the world has a medicine been compounded poa- sessing the remarkable qualities of Vn- eqaii Bitters in healing the eick of over? disease man is heir to. They ora a gentle Purgative as well ax a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Diseases. The properties of Db. Walk er's Vinegar Bitters ore Aperient. Dia- pborotio, Carminative, Nutritions, Laxa tive, Diuretic. PMative, Counter-Irritant, BudoriGc. and Anti-Bilions. Grateful Thousands proclaim Vikeqau Bitters the most wonder- ful Invigoraut that ever sustained the siuking system. No Person can take these Bit- ters according to directions, and re main long unwell, provided their bones arc not destroyed by mineral poisou or other means, ami vital or- gans wasted beyond repair. Bilious, Remittent, nnd In. terinlttent Fevers, which are so prevalent In tlie valleys of our great rivers throughout the United States T . the event* and development* of 1875. We shall en- tiesvoi' todocriU* them fully, faithfully, nnd fear- BALTIMORK FEMALE COLLEGE. Incorporated in 1SI9 witn authority to confer de gree*, and endowed hy the State of Maryland in 1SC0. The College i* l*eautifully *itnnWd in a grove, within the city limit*, on k lofty eminence thnt commands a view u( the country, the city, and river and l*ny for manv mile*. The College ha* a c<mh1 library, chemical and |»hiloM>j»hh-al »p- p *ratus, cabinets of minerals, medals, coin*, gem*, Ac., and tli» course of instruction is thorough. Board and tuition $250 annum. N. C. BROOKS, LL. !>., President. The choicest in the world.-1 in port- 1 price*— lAnse^tcompany in Amer- ■ "■ f * w l«*«—staple article—pleai't* everyl*otly —Trade continually Increasing—Jissiit* w*nte<! everywher»>—inducemont*-—don’t waste tlr.t** —send fer circular to KonKUT Wells, 43 Vexcy St , N. Y., I*. t>. Box 1287. DOLLARS To THE AMOUNT OF Two MILLION FlYK IIi*NDHEi> Thousand, are to hk Con- TttinUTKD ON THE ‘27th OF FeRRUAKT, by the Public Library ok Ky., upon* the Occasion of their Fifth and Last Concert, Drawing Certain or Money Refunded, One Grand C’nsh Gift ^250,000 One Grand Cush Gift 1(10,000 One Grand Cush Gift 75,000 One Grand Cash Gift 50.000 One Grand Cash Gift 25,000 5 Ciilh Gift*, *20,000 each, 100,000 10 Cash Gifts, 14,000 eaeli, 140,000 10,000 eac h, 150,000 5,000 each, 100.000 Mr. Cameron, from Wisconsin, the Senator elect, was born in Caledonia, Livingston county, N. Y. t in 1826. He came to Wisconsin in 1857, and hns served six year* in the State Legisla- are ami was Speaker of the Assembly in 1867. He is a lawyer nnd a prominent member of the Epis copal church. Col J. II. 7 elegraph; Blount writes to the Mueon The last effort ol Gordon was a grand one. Senator nnd Kepie*enntives fn m nil sections arc loud in its prni e. Schurz and Bayard are now inaugurate g a movement to have one hundred thous and copies of it printed for circulation n the Northern States. 1 must say, I never was so impressed with the grandeur ol a man in mv life. 15 Cash Gilts, 20 Cash Gifts, 25 ('ash Gifts, 50 Cush Gifts, 50 (’ash Gifts, 100 (’ash Gifts, 240 Cash (rifts, 500 Cash Gifts, 19,000 Cash Gifts, 4,000 eaeli, 100.000 2.000 each. 90,000 2.000 each, 100,000 1.000 each, 100,000 500 each, 120,000 100 each, 50.000 50 each. 950,000 Whole Tiekels $50. Halve* $25. Tenth, or each Coupon, $5. Eleven Whole Tickets, $5<HL For Ticki-ls. or lnfonnation, address TIB 1. K. RKAMLETTK, Agex.t nnd Manager TiOuUvIlle, Ky. hiwly. THE WEEKLY SUN ha* now attained a eireu- latioii of over seventy I hounaud couio*. Il* rea der* are found in every State and Territory, and it* ijuality i* well known to the public. We *hali not only endeavor to keep il fully up to the *t;ind:ird. hut to iiii|Tove ;»ud add lo it* var aud power. THE WEEKLY SUN will rontinue to be a tiiorough new*pu|H*r. All the new* of th will Im* found in it. e«»udeitsed when unininortant, at full length when of moment, and aiwa. fru*t, treated iu a i lear, interesting and in.*truc- tiin to make the WEEKLY SUN the iew*paper iu the world. It will be It i* ot fa’at lam full ol entertaining and appropriate reading of ry >»r>rt, but will print nothing to offend the m *crtipuioiift and delicate ta«te. Il will a!way* con- Uiin the u»o*l iuterenling storie* and mntuuecs of the day, carefully selected aud legibly printed. The Agricultural Department i* a prominent feature in the WEEKLY SUN. and it* articles will always be found fresh and useful to thi farmer. The uuiuher of meu independent in polities ia increasing, and the WEEKLY SUN is their paper ••specially. It belong.* to no party, and obey* no dictation, eon'-mling for principle, and for the election «»f the fa**t men. It ex|*om** theiorrup- tion that disgraces the country ami threatens the overthrow of republican institutions. It ha* no fear of knave*, and Seeks no favor* from their *up- p.>t tor*, TJii: markets of every kind and the fashions are rcgul»rly rejxirted in it* column*. The prici* of the WEEKLY 8UN i* one dollar } ear for a sheet of eight page*, and fifty-eix col umn*. A* thi* barely pay* the exjH*n*cs of paper and printing, wc are not able to make any discount or allow any premium to friend* who may make special effoit* to extant! it* circulation ’Under the new law, which require* pay lucnt of postage in advance, one dollar a year, with twenty cents, cost of prej.aid postage added, i* the rate ol script ion. It i* not necessary to get up a club iu order to have the WEEKLY *uu at thi* rate.— Any one who send* one dollar and twenty cent* will get the paper, |*.M-paid, fora year. Wc have no traveling agent*. TIIKB FKKL1 M \.—Eight page*, fifiy.*ix tol ar, postage pre-paid. i*ul»*CI Onl. discount* fre m thi* rate. THE IEIII.Y SI N.—A large four-page newspaper oftwenty-eight columns. Daily circulation over l'Jt),iKm. All tlu* new* lor 2 cent*, hiih*cription, po'tpre-pnid. .Vici-ut* a month, or $<1.50 a . 1 itl*> ol in Addros over, a discount of20 per cent.- ••TUK SI X.” New York City. Athens Foundry & Machine Works. (GENERAL FOUNDERS AND VU" Macliinist*. Uattcm Work, Smithing aud PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. Death or (lov. Bramlette—\rtlon of I he Truster*— ASnrre»*or kppotnfed—>'o more rii*1poueuicnt* —Drawing Certain February 27l!». At n meeting of the Trustee* of the Public Li brary of Kentucky. .Ian. 1«»th, 1875. it wa* re*«*lv4*l tliat'U. M. Brigg*. K*q., who under (hr lnt4* Hon. Tho*. E. Brnmlette, wa* the real Hu*ines* Man ager of the gift »ncert* already giviui in aid of the Public Library of Kentucky, Ik* and hr t* hereby authorised to take the nlace made vacant bv the death of said Rramlette, In the management of the ntfairsof the Fifth and La-d tiift Concert, nnd that the ilrawing announced for February 27th. 1*75, shall positively and unequivocally take place on tlint day without any further p«»*t|M»nement or de lay on any account whatever. It. T. IH UUETT, l*re«’i. Jons S. Cain, Secretary. —Sunday night, a policeman passing a certain iiotisc about ten o’clock, sn*v a man drop from u window,uiul heard smothered erics inside. Ho seized the man for a burglar, but soon found that lie hud the owner of the house in his clutches. ’ Well,’ said the officer, * it looks suspicious to see you drop out of a window that wav.’ ’ Well,’ replied the man, heaving a *igli, ’when the old-woman gets her dur.tk r up. I ain't particular alnitit what roiid 1 take to get out of the house.’ BSft. The American Newspaper Ad vertising Agency of Deo. F. Rowell & Co., New York, is tlie only estab lishment of the kind in the United Slates, which keeps itself persistently lieforo the people by ailveitisiiuj in news paper*. They evidently receive their reward, for we have it from a reliable source, that advertising orders issued by them for their customers, have ex ceeded three thousand dollars a day, since the eominencer.ient of the year, and this is not a eery yno<l year for ad vertising either. The most desirable beings in the world are thtwc suffering front Dys pepsia nnd Liver Complaint. More than seventy-five per cent^of the people in the United Stales are afflicted with these two diseases and their effect; such ns sour stomach, sick headache, hnhituul costivene«s, impure blood, heartburn, waterbrash, gnaw ing nnd burning pains ut the pit of the stomach, yellow skin, coated tongue and disagreeable -taste in tho mouth, coming up of tlie fond after eating, low spirits. An. (lo to the l^rug Store of U. T. Brumby a- Co., and get a 7-Y cent Iwtile, or a sample bottle for 1ft cents. Try if- Jan. •_*<*. Hrroafter, nil < a otnmtitiimtinn* rrlatihg to the Fifth Concert, tlmtiH be ail<lr*»wi to the umler- *igncd, ami 1 j»b*lge mvself that the ftmwing *lmll come off February 27th or that every dollar jntM for ticket* ahalllH* returned. C. M. BRIGHT, Agent nu«l Manager, Ibnim 4, Puhlie Library lluibUng, I.oui*ville. Ky. HUSBAND S CAZ C/.Yjy/) MA GA'Z’SIA 2* free *r<nn ur«plea*ant ta*t**. or roiighnu** to the toueh or intlate. In on«*-thinl the do*’ of • omuion magtieda it relieve*Siok-lleailaehe.Suir-StoiiuM'li. Co*tivene*«. and other diinnee* of the *toma« h ntul Imwel*. The World** Fair Me«la1 and four First Premium Silver Medal*swarded it a* the lw*t in the market. F«»r «ale hr druggist* and eoitnlrv *torek»*ener», and hy T. ,t. HUSBAND. ,lr., Phil adelphia, Pa. Feb. 3,-lw* Repairing. Having an extensive collection ol Pattern*, inaiiufaeturc I RON AND BRASS CASTINGS Mill and f J in Gearing, Mining ami Mill Machine ry. Steam Engine*, Saw Mill*, Hoisting Screw*. Lighter Sercw*. Sugar Mill*, Cott*»u Seed Cru*li- e.-, Sli.tiiiag. Pulley*, Thresher*, Fan Mill*, Smutter*, Hark Mill*! Mill Spindle*, Home-Pow er*. i; it tie Staff*, Mill Crank*, Corn Shelter*, Ac. Also manufacture, and urn Agent* for, the ino*t approved Turbine Water Wheel*, Hrooka* Paten K -volving Cotton Pro**, Iron Fencing, Grave Eu closure’*, Balconies, Ac. II. NICKERSON, Agent ami Sn|K rint.iiiii-nt N.U.—Mill KirMiug, lurni.liwl it imnufartii- ■» iirk-e*. Jaii24.-Iy i’it)' Lot* for Sale. TT'OU Sale, 7!) lofc<, loeatcil on the X? C'tnte of Di. E. R. Ware, known a* the Joel Hurt Plat. Said Plat can Ik* seen at the Rank of the University. For term* Ac., apply to Prof. L. II. Chariionuicr, at hi* reshlence. or at hi* office in the 1'niversitv. ad storv. Library Building. * THOS. ii. BARRETT, Executor. Dee 2.5m. Beef, Mutton, Pork FRANKLIN & FINCH. r PHKY are prepared to furnish the n i ‘yV. " f A,h r"". with tho hMt oino*f, I'irk anil Multon, fittm tho Market Houm >1 "in auo |iun-ba«e, Bo*r, Mutton ami Pork from I he country, andgtre f»lr • ,rirC1 *' Aug. 12.1874,—If. A DVERTISING: Cheap: G«*>d: SyMtrmatU'.- All |M*r*on* whucou<eni|date making contnui* |H*r*on* wiiucouiempiaie tin with n*fP|U|»prs for the in*em*in ••fadvertise- nicnl*. should 8end 25 cent* to P. Howell A Co., 41 Park Kotr, »w York, for their PAMPH LET-BOOK < It I lie! y-seven Hi edition*, containing list* of over 2000 newspaper* and estimate*, show ing the <*0*4. Advertisenient* taken far leading |eip4*r* in many State* at a tremendous reduction from pul.Usher*’ rate*. Get the Ihtok. $75 A WEEK to Agents to m-11 an article salea ble r.* flour. Profit* imr .ense. Packag> fnH*. Address BUCKEYE M'F’G CU. Marion, Ohio. f.IttMw $200; month to agent* everywhere. Add re-* my FAIR NOTICE! TT'KOM find after this dute. X' terms wiJl l»e Cash on Delivery. rredit system faithfully for nearly mi satisfleil that It Will Not Do. I have tried 11 ... . <m> , four year*, nnd am satisfleii that' I will guarantee a* In l»e I ►ought for at l»riee a* the aame goods l:di, any where ehw* In wiTl"^ 3 ’ Tl’^Tv" Scho.1 Ihiuk. .ji-tuhcr .1.1,, i„,I « s k ror^ni IW rC * T. A ‘ Sov.4.lf. KX.ELKIOU M’F'.J BURKE, to Burke A ilodgmu. S? 4 a Al II (kt dar l» I Jilin nr Rrnt,. Pa. Kft Ml ylw lent Xnr.Hin*. .Iililn-M II. I>. BRIER A CO., Atlanta, tin. ft-Ukllw &OA per <l i.v at honio. Tumi, free V-” Aiklm. li*i. Stixkox A l'i Jag. 29—II. * WEEK gunrgtiti—tl to Mali- nml Kemalo Vgont^ in their lwalitv. Owls Kntliiug to |rv l|. Parti<-ti ■ Ian. Kreo. P. o. Vlt.’KKRV A CX».. Augusta, Mo. Jaii.26—It. (6 pNN IlOJIAM Y. nr Saul (har«il.«."™IIow K jdthorMg may CiM-luale aiul gain tbefovc Mdalh-ctiooiofaiiy ix-riain tliev . lii.taiitlv. This art all ran ‘— - - ’■ - — - frr., hr mail, for 2.3 n-nt«; togrthrr nlth a Marriageliukfg. Egyptian tlnu lc, Hr.•am-. Iltnt, to laulu-., rlr. 1,imii,<u> i|ur-rr l«mk. Aililu rhila'h'l|ihi*. oM. . - T. WII.I.I AM A .o„ pul,-, IVI. UNDERTAKERS N OTICE. os*- LOW 0B LOWER PRICES At our catahliahmrut ou Rniad Stnmt over Font. tfe" !£/ '** PU,Vhl * d *» “V W lirii liurlal ea*. are InrnEhial hy ua, wo will My terms are 30 days or Cash, All persons desiring to buy goods low, ami save money, will do well to call and sec me before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. Cotton a specialty. I pay the full market price t<» Planters for Cotton at all times. S. C. DOBBS, Opposite A. S. Doksky, Broad St. Sept. JO, 1874—tf. especially those of tho Mississippi Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee! am now fertilize iv T AKE Notice, Everybody.—I to parties the t; The Island F celebrated house of 411 . GEO- DUGDALE & CO., OF BALTIMORE, Allowing locks., per lb. tor Cotton in payment ti:- : now own, and am preparedto deliver lOiki Tons. • • come everybody, and get your orders filled, and y. ur I safe at home, ere the winter rains make hauling ditih-uii. agrecblc and expensive. A. S. DORSEY, Athens. Nov.25.3m; .N T II K Enterprise Long Looked For! Al 1 UR FRANKLIN HOUSE Meals 4-au be had at all hoar*, f»r FIFTY CENTS EACH. Thi* Hotel bn* been thoroughly renovated and -wly furundied. Tin* Traveling Public will lie acconumRlated witli Rntrl ami Ltdging far TWO DOLLARS PER DAY. A FINE GYSTfcR SALOOB I*al«o omnccttHl with thi.-* ll*»tcl. Thi* 1* the place to get Oy*tcr*, Fi*h, Beef Make, Ham and Kggs, Ac. Oyster* wlHbe *old by the quart mid gallon, to tho-e who wish them. Give us a trial and we will tilcnse vuu. W. A. JESTER, ) T. THRELKELD, ) • Pro|irictor5. Oct.2«.tf. PROTECT YOUR LIFE AND PROPERTY. XOIV IS THE TIME TO PUT UI LIGHTNING RODS! Copper and Iron Rods put up at 25 Cents per Foot. B EST recommendations and certifi- cate* given. !9gr*OrdiTs from tlie country solicited. Address C. V. VERONEE, June 10 Athens, Un. r1 EORGIA, HART COUYTY. V.T Obdisahy'8 Okkicic, Pec. 28th, 1874. Whereas, Jane Bowers, Guardian of Nantr tncy lowers, K. A. E. Bower*, J. I). Bowers, L. M. Bowers, Jane BoWefi, Mary Bowers, Maitha Bower* and l. ti. Bowers, minor heiraofEiiy Bower*, deceas'd, renresents to the Court that she hs* fully settled with the said heirs in terms of the lovw, Tlii* i«, therefore, to eite all concerned, to shew causa if any they can. why said Guardian shout not he dismissed at the April term, 1875, of the Court of Ordinary for said County. FRED. V. STEPHENSON, Ord*y. Dec. 5t)th, It. $955,000 IN CASH GIFTS, TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY THE Mercantile Prize Association OF NEW YORK. Daily Drawings!!! A PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET. 1 Cash Gift, 6 12 *• 20 ’* each, 73 *100,0U0 60,000 23,000 3,000 1,000 600 200 100 fo 300 — 60 lo ISO 250 to 700 60 to 200 800 200 •• •• 500 >• 400 GoM Watshfs, 275Sowing Machines 73 Elegant Pianos SO •• MpI<«I«oui j*. IO Caah Gift., Silver Ware, rte., value'I at...81 SOO000 A chanc* to ilraw any of the prizes f..r»eentlu- Ticketsdrairihiugprlzr* are sralkd in envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of 23 cents, a skaled tkkkt in drawn without choice and rent bv mail hi any address. The prize named upou it will be delivered to the ticket-holder of* payment ufovz IMil.LAB. Prizes are immediately sent to any ad dress liy ex press nr return mail, 1 Ton will ' " »J« know what your prize Is, before you P*y. far It, No blanks. Our patrons can denend on'blr dealing. patron, can depend Opinions obthe Pncss.—Fnlr dealing can be relied on -S. Y. Herald, Aug. 23. Agenutne dh^ tribution.—ITorid. Sept. 9. Slot one of the ham- V“F* if * h "''““hugs of the day—Weekly Trihaae, Xritan, Aog. 5 3 , T * B ® UerU “ u *^Uon—mLu! Breekett, Pitti.'gh. Watch, 8800; kiss' Anh Osgood, New Orleans, 5-5,000: Emory L. Pratt Columbus Ohio, 57,000. ’ T ’ Oxb Cash Gift in every package of iso tickets gnaranteed. S tickets tor JitooTll tor 52.00)“ for 83 00; 90 for S3.00: 180 for 513 «k 1 -■ ——7 ■ " «*j ror SIS 00. AgOMO wanted, to whom wo "(for Ii hers I Inddce- meutsand guarantee satls&ctlon - - - also furnish, Without Additional Charge, ! r . hsnds'"no Ilear*t, with horses and drtrer, t thin the city limits. J : F. WILSON ii CO. June 17ih, 1874. Send all money ly. MORRIS A. HACKETT A Co., 730 Broadway/*. V. exceeding one dollar by express only. Address, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.— J—k- Will bo sold before the Ocmrt-house door in the Uiwn or llartwell, Mart county. On., within h r ur * of sale, on the flrat Taesdny In March, to the highest bidder, the following prop- r rl ?-’, , °-T. lt = roHcty-stx acres ej land, more or iem. tumid county, on the waters of Shoe! creek, adjoining Intuit of j. p. Parker and others. Sold ,ST *’' V ’’ w - CABROI^ Jan y », I8. i, Administrator. -o—; o :—o- Nothing to Compare with wits raijoy ii. Yisitiiig the the Fer.< <rj < j HCNT8- R & B IS \ WHERE YOU WILL KIND A LARGE STOCK OF c> Consisting of Overcoats, (every quality,) Broadcloth and Ca.-iineie t i ENTS’ SUITS, TO §30 00. Broadcloth, Casiinere and other Cloths, with a full and extensive STOCK 01 GOODS IS I HIS LISE, all of which will he sold on rood term-. WOOL, Fur and Ladies’ HATS, Parasols, Umbrella.-, Dry Goods, of Kvcry Description ! We have received a large stock of BOOTS and SHOES We ai-o FAMILY ASD FANCY GROCERIES, Wooden Ware, Crock Leather, Scgars aud Tobacco. keep kerv. In Store nnd to arrive, 100 Barrels choice Flour, which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest. Give our Fancy Flour a Trial ! All the above goods ivill be sold LOW FOR CASH Country Produce. THE BEST FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE IN ATHENS. AT- We ilely competition in pricca and quality. »»* A call D respectfully solicited. HUNTER &. BEUiSSE, Sept. 23. 74—tf. Broad and Thomas Streets, under Deuprcc Hall. ONE HUNDRED TONS Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colo- rndo, Brazos, ltio Gratulo, l'carl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. Ho! anokc, James, and many others with their vast tributaries, through! out our entire country during tho Summer and Autumn, atul romarka. bly so during seasons of unusual beat and dryness, are invariably nr. companied by extensive derange ments of the stomach aud liver, and other abdominal viscera. Ia their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influence upon these vari ous organs, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for tho purposo equal to I)n. J. Walker’s Yixegab Kittkhs, as they will speedily remora the dark-colored viscid matter tvith which tlie bowels are loaded, at thu same time stimulating tho accretions of the liver, nnd generally restoring the healthy luuc- lions of tho digc.stivo organs. Fortify Hip body against dis ease by purifying all its fluids with Yi.XKO.trt tiirTKUK. No epidemic ea:i take hold ofasy.-iein thus fore armcil. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head ache, I'.uu in the Shoulders. Comrlo. ’i'ightne * of tlm Chr.-t. Uizziness, S«rr Ilntelalions of the Slonmeli. Rod To.-tu in the Mouth. Ililioii.s Attacks. Palpita tion of llie Heart. Inflammation of Ihe 1.tings, Vain in the region of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symplono. are the ofl>pring.sol llyspepsia. One In.;- llo will prove a lmttcr guarantee of ill merits than a lengthy adrerli.sement. Scrofuki, or Ring's Evil, White Swellings, fleers. Kry-ipelas. Swellni Neck, Goitre-. Keniftihids Inlhiuiinatums Indolent inflammatior-s. Mercurial airec- lions. Old Sores. Eruptions of tin-Ski:. Sorer Hyi-s, de. In Ibex-, as in ail "'.It'.' constitutional I>i.-ea «-s. W.u.kkk’s Vis- KtiAlt UlTTKits have .-i-invn lin-ir goal ntivu powers in t-e iao.-l o.-.-tinaic aa-1 intrnctahle ta-es. For Itiilnniniaiory nnd (iironic IRieuHiiiti.sm.UDUt, ftilious, Ucmit- leat and Inlermitti-nt fevers. Ii.-rer-n oflho lllood. Liver, Kidneysund llladder. the.se Hitters liayo lio equal. Such bn-' ca-os nro caused hy Vitiated lll-usl. M(-i'h;uiical Diseases.—Pci-som engaged in Paints and Minerals. Mich r.t l'lumlier.s. Tvpc-setlers. Gold-heatersn::i Miners, as they advance i:i life, or# »«h ject to paralysis of the Itowels. To gaari'. against this, take a do--o of WaLKHta Yi'.xkuau Bittkrs oecakiottaily. For Skiu Diseases, Krupi: n-s Tetter. Snlt-Kiivnm. lllotehe.s.Spoi. IN- pies. l*ustulc.<, lioils, Carhmicies. IJisg- worms. Scald-head. Sore Eyes. Erysipe- las. Itch, Scurfs, Discoloratious ol tlw Skin, llumors and Diseases of the Skin of ■whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system is > short timo hy the uso of these Hitters. Fin, Tape, ami other Worm*, lurking ia the system of so many the«- sands, are effectually destroyed ami re moved. No system of medicine, no ver mifuges, no nutbeiminitics will fn* tie system from worms like these Hinc - For Female Complaints, m nm« or old. married or single, at the datvn «• womanhood, ortho turn of life, these T":- ic Bitters display so decided an iniluccvc that improvement is soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Woo® whenever you find its impurities bur-tiot through tlie skin in Pimples. Eruptions, or Sores; cleausc.it when you lind it" 1; strueted and sluggish in the vein«:ci** 11 ','' it when it is foul; your feeling* » ■ '[■ you when. Keep the blood pur.’. 3' 1 ’’ hcaltii of the svsn-m will follow. It. II 31c III I \ V l.l» .v. ( . Dnigplsts A- Gen. Ag»«_ San Kruow * sia, \ cor. of Wiihliiiigtuii i ini«"j, v ■ ' oitl in nil . n-uzaiittd 4.154 ^ u DO YOU WANT BO SUPERIOR BRANDS I F you are in need <>t a <•-; vei" : . and plewan* place to h .nr«l, wher. ih • * r * u ' tnodationtAreg'>odand Genus rcMr'iuhl^^u^"* for C. C. CARROLL. Nov. 18. tf. Bishop’s Corner. Scientific Barber-ism, AT THE FASHIONABLE TONSOKIAL EH TORI LSI TOM HARRIS & Sfch Cash Price, Time Price, 66 - 58.00 65.00 Time “ (with cotton option at 15c pr. lb.) 70.00 Also, One Thousand Barrels of the very Bes Chemicals for Composting with Cotton Seed and Stable Manure Prepared by Dugdale & Co., Baltimore, Maryland. fPHIS fashionable emporium of lm L so rial art, lx new fitted up fur the rfgu> Fall and Winier eau-pxlgn, with urenthb-t *: band to pleaxu or delight the fflotl fas .id'ous. ttu with that skill and dexterity, which wouH credit to Eastern legerdemain. Thee no» t. Mntu all the worldfeme untu us, all) c • would br thared—shorn or ahtBipracd. Sept, 9—tl. New Styles Papctcric. rpHE A Court CASH PRICE per, bbl. of 250 lbs, TIME PRICE, 11 « •« « “ $10 00 12 60 Receipt for Composting furnished by Manufacturer*. All the thrive have been inspected hy Dr. A. MeaUb, of Savatmah, Ga., and we do not hesitate to say that our Guano's are as good as the best Come and buy from us. WEATHERLY & CO. Jsn.fl.3m. Witness my habit and seal, this Jan.llth. 1675. F. C. STEFHENSON. Ordinary. • Jan. 57. - - Greer’s Almanacs for IB/S S INGLY, by the Dozen or Gross. f Country Merchants supplied at lowest publishers* price, at BURKE’S hop*- ffpfe! Nov.25.lt> 8t. James. The EajJ 1 Court. Tbo Irish Linen. The I'ert* The Bonqnet, The Florentine. The Clopetra. The Arlineton, Ac. Ki.r >»if» jfoT.18.tf. — >, cic. ror wir\ BURKE’S S, TACK IIarkalray’tSchool Day* ► j Jack ItarkawsT after School Bays -jt Jack ltarkawayat Oxford—. ......;st Jack HarkaWayfimohg the Brigands ~~~LVs The Srepeiraw at School— - .7S« The Seapegravaat Sea — — -79 ,-M SeapegrenaatSca The scapegrace bf Londop..... rantosnme Joe. *••• »■ The Riral Crusoas— V* StrotJjboW, TheWtCWkjf-cs *» The Ratal Card aBd Vaifow Chiaf-- — " tu Rupert GodwiUi h|r MU* Bfsddob — '' *• Tha Captain of tha Vulture S* The Laar’a Milo...... — Only a dod. Tha Lady Usle.— Sue Jasper 1 * Tenant Lady J* Henry Dunbar, the Outcast--- WMSS3 ^t , slllaitrau4.AWiic.u~*'*‘’*~^.t^5«
