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Newspaper Page TextLocal Hoad. Rome District Conference. The District Conference of the M.E Church South, Rome District, will commence its second Conference in the Af. E. Church in this place, on Thurs day night tho 30th inst. Dr Smith, President of Emory College in this State, is expected to preach the intro ductory sermon, tnd Bishop Pierce is expected to preside over the delibtra* tons of the Conference. There will be between 150 and 200 delegates present most of whom will be ministers. Let the people of Cartersville and vicinity ai thwgood citizens of Rome done last ytir ytr"" their hearts and hoas* es for th* entertainment of these dtele gates and extend to them a cordial welcome, irrespective ol name »>» order. This will perhaps, be the largest ec> elesiastical assemblage evei befcwe naet in Cartersville, and will draw people here from every section of upper Ga.— When they go from here they will speak cl the character of the place and its citizens. Our growing and prosperous town as well as the beautiful and fer tile country surrounding it, has a good flotation abroad-let not that fair rep utation and good name be tarnished by dogged indifference to the comfort and wants of the stranger who will be in oiT midst, for want of appreciation of the great and glorious mission that brings him here. Let it ne*er be said of Cartersville and Bartow County that they were too stingy to support an as itmbly of saints for two or three days, whose mission was to set in order the things that pertain to the House of God. « . We simply give this caution to our •itissnt in oirder to bring it prominent ly before their minds—not that they have ever before failed to do their duty on like occasions; but for fear that they may inadvertantly rely too mueh one -upon another, while it will probably /•quire the co-operation of all good and respectable citizens to afford them such accommodations as t hey may reason* ably expect to receive, and as we should fesl proud to afford. KAYTON'S Oil OF Lift and Pill and Magic Gur« for mI« by all Druggists. Married, at the Residence of Mrs. Si in sons in Atlanta, Ga.on the evening of the 15th instant by Rev. J. W. Brantley, Mr. Jno. Bryants, of Henry county, Ga., to Mrs. Mart Miller, of ( he City of Atlanta. *KAYTON’S Oil OF LIFE.--Cure. Ear ache I!urns, Cut*, Stings, etc, ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS The best, pu rest ind the finest Bitters for Female use; now manufactured, and the only Hitters intended exclusively for women,a large l«t just received and for sale in Cartersville, ky W L KIRKPATRICK, Druggist Tax Election here has passed off •quietly withcsit much fighting o r quar reling, hut a heap of work and intrigue . The polls see open at two places in the eounty — Kingston and CaxtecsviUe and ws think when the vots is counted out. l hs result will be very gratify i*g to the Democracy. Krtkors OK OF LIFE*-Cures Headache «ntl Toothache in a half minhtc. H. H. KAYTQN. Savannah, Ga., Pro porter of Kavton's popular remedies. *a.w« beg leave to tiotily our hiends and the public at large that our Mr. Bradshaw has just returned from New York, and has brought out a very select stock-rrsuoh a stock indeed as no mis can *eeifre by the ordinary routin i*m and hutry so common among buy ers. He has patiently gone over the stocks time and again in order to ada pt iiin selections to the tastes and demands «f the public, and we flatter ourselves that the views of the most fastidious will be fully met upon examination ol the goods we now offer. Wechallenge comparison with regird to extem."rar tty, quality and price; we solicit every body to call and see for themselves. Blair & Bradshaw. KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE* -Cure* Bprains, Brui’ ** II welling* and Corns, WTQN'S MAGIC CURE--Cures Coughs, * °Mi and Sore Throat. Election Tickets. —Those candi dates who hare had election tickets printed at thit office during the past w *«k, andwho hare not paid for the J *®*« are requested to do so at once, if they would save credit and feelings. Dacoi and Medicines you Cak't Rest!!! —W. L. Kirkpatrick ■ha* ju»t received and opened a fine •Kwk of Dtuga and Medieines, fresh frp u the New York Market. It is aeedless to undertake All enumeration of the leading articles received even ; b«t he has bougTtt them with an eye to th« wants and neeesakties of the people. N. B.—He has a fine lot of English Female Bitters on hand. They are ilraost indispensable in the cure of fe male diseases. It i* the best Medi. c ine for female complaints ever intros 'iuced into this market. Price 82 50 P*r bottle. Several certificates can be outlined in Cartersviile from ladies *ho have tried it. Uscos, Cheap Drugs.— These j are %« when men want to trade where ‘-ey can get the most goods for the smallest amount of money. WeH, if j J’°o do, fail to read the advertise j of tb.e C#ty Pr«g St.afie, Atlanta J * ite be found in another column. Clover aid the (irnuefl. One-of thebest evidences of thrift we see in this section of country are the clover and grass fields and patches that beautify our hills and vaiiies with their verdure, and fill our stalls with fat sleek, stock and our dairies with rich golden butter. Scarcely a farmer in all the land, however humble his preten. sions, but who is experimenting with these important productions. Enough has been done already to convince the most ireredwious that thes* things can be grown to an extent approximating perfection, even ar far South as Bartow County. They can aril will be made to pay, in the end, thribble the amount that the great staple cotton jiow does. Cotton requires the labor ol aine months of the year tg plant, cul tivate and gather it, during which time it is impoverishing the already exhaus ted lands. Clover, on the contrary, requires but little labour—only the sewing and the reaping, which is done in less than one-fourth the time that it requires to raise cotton, and, then, it continually adds to the fertility of the land. Actual experiment has proven that an acre ol Clover will pay more clear profit than an acre of cotton of the best river bottom lands in this country, We have this from the Bps ol gentle, men whose veracity cannot be doubted. We have lands in Bartow County as well adapted to the growth of (’lover as the best lands in the States of Ten nessee and Virginia. The only reason why they raise it more successfully than we do is because they prepare their lands better, and use more stimulants. We were led to these reflections more forcibly by visiting the valuable and admirable plantation of our esteem ed and enterprising neighbor, Col. Lewis Tcmlin, a few days since. He took the pains to walk with us and show us his growing Clover and grass crops which were unsurpassingly beau tiful, and spoke, to our mind, volumes in favor of ibis, over any other section of country in the South it has vet fallen to our lot ta see. Col. T. has oce of the most valuable bodiea of land to be found in the Sorthern States, a large proportion of which is known and designated in this country ns “Hickory Orchard Lands,” It is ol a red color, very close and adhesive, but by far the best lands we have in this section.— He has a body of eight hundred acres half or more of which, is still in the woods, and extends along the banks of the Etowah river for the distance of nearly two miles. It is well timbered and but little distance from town* — These lands are admirably adapted to the growth ol Clover and the grasses, as any one can testify who will take the pains to visit and see for them* selves. We hope the day is not dis tant when Clover fields will become as common and extensive an cotton fields have been in the past, KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE- -Cures Pains in the Buck, Breast, Sides, Shoulders and Joints. KAYTON'S MAGIC CURE--Cures Diarrhoea and Cramp Chohcs. Appointments on the Home District for May : Dalton, Monday night, May the 4th ; Bethel, in Tilton Circuit, Tuesday sth ; Union, in Calhoun Circuit, Wednesday 6th ; Adairsville, Thurs day 7th ; Cassville. Friday, Bth ; Pine Log, in Kingston Circuit (2nd Quar terly Meeting.) Saturday and Sunday, 9th and 10th ; Tunnel Hill, Monday 11th, at 3 P. M. ; Ringgold, 'Tuesday 12th ; Salem, in La-Fayette Circuit (2nd Quarterly Meeting,) Wednesday, 13th; LaFayette, Wednesday night, 13ih; Trinity, in LaFayette Circuit, Thursday, 14th ; Hickory Hill, in La- Fayette Circuit, Friday, 15th ; Coa cord, in Summerville Circuit (second Quarterly Meeting) Saturday and Sun day, 16th and 17th ; Subligna, in Summerville Circuit, Monday, 18th; Summerville, Tuesday night, 19th; Oak Hill, in Summerville Circuit, Wednesday, 20th ; Mt. Pleasant, b loyd Mission, Thursday, 21st; Rome (2nd Quarterly Meeting) Thursday night. 21st ; Oostanaula, in Oostanaula Cir cuit, Friday, 22d ; Rush’* Chape!, in Oostanaula Circuit (second Quarterly Meeting) Saturday and Sunday, 23d and 24th; Rome Sunday night, 24th, and Monday night2sth; Silver Creek, in Cave Spring Circuit, Tuesday 26th; ligsacca, in Calhoun Circuit (2d Quar terly Meeting) Wednesday, 27th; Til ton (2d Quarterly Meeting) Thursday, 28th; Ringgold Friday night, 29th ; Chickamauga, in Ringgold Circuit (2d Quarterly Meeting) Saturaday and Sunday, 30th and 31st. Rov. G. Jefieraon Pearec, Sunday School Agent of the North Georgia Conference, will accompany me on this round of appointment*. Ii is our pur« pose to give special prominence to the Sunday School. It is earnestly hoped that the friend* of Sunday Sehoola will lend ua their hearty co-operatioc io forwarding this great interevt. ATTIC US G. HAYGOOD, P. E. Dalton papers please copy. KAYTON'S DYSPEPTIC PILLS--Cures Liver Complaints and Dyspepsia. KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE-- ['urea any Pain or j Ache in from one to five minutes, KAYTON'S DYSPEPTIC PHIS--Caw* Sick Headache and all Biliious Disorders. Our friend W. C. Edward* i* out in a card to the public we wish him great success. We hope his disabilities may soon be removed, ao that he may not be denied Matri— money, lie i* well known here having b*e» among us a long Ume we find him to be * clever steady young naarj- House and Lot to Rent.— That | commofliooß and comfortable dwelling, recently occupied by John T. Stocks together with • food garden already under way, with good kitchen, well and well-houre, is to rent until chtislmas' next. Applv to Wib. H. Stocks at Blair Si Rradaltaw’sStore.Cartersville, Ga. KAYTQftfSi Oil OF LIFE - -Cures Rheumatism 1 ami Neuralgia. KAYTON'S Q& CF iWt- Cure ,nJ Dys peptic Pills should be in every household. KAYTON'S MEDICINES Cartersville, ©a., by W. L. Kirkpatrick, Drofgist. REDWINE A FOI, Atlanta. Ga., wholesale agents for Kay ton'• Medicines. M—————————— SPECIALS. ■ ■. A... -L-J -!?■- EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Pritvldenee, Ala., May 18.1« r «. Dr. John Bull:—l.send; you S3O for CKDRON j BITTERS; please send what it will come to after pay ing freight to Columbus, Mis*. I have been troubled several years with indigestion ; have had to take pills every night for ten or fifteen years ; and in February 1861,.1 was "attacked with general paralysis. 1 was confined to my room for the balance of the year ; and in fact, continued in a very weak and nervous ccnd tion until some months since, when I waa put under an operation, and your Gedron, Bitters for treatment I commenced improving right away, and am pretty well restored. Yours, truly, A. L. NEAL. •he ebove is a specimen of how »y CEDUON BIT TERS and SARSAPARILLA are appreciated. Tho house of Samson A Koas, Druggist*, of Rich mond, Indiana, who have made several purchases of my Bitters, stated that several person* had been cured of dyspepsia by their use. W. H. Bringhurst, LoJJansport, Ind., says that my Cedron Bitters has given ihe best satisfaction of any Bitters that he has ever kept for sale, and believes them them the best Bitters in the market The public servant, JOHN BULL, M. •>. For sale by L 11. BRADFIELD, Atlanta , Ga wholesale and retail druggist. Who also sells HULL'S Sarsaparilla, BULL’S Worm Destroyer, SMITH’S Tonic Syrup. Feb 12, ’GBw3in To Cuuguniptlve*. The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send, free o charge, to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions for making and using the simple remedy by which he was cured of a lung ad'eotion and that dread disease Consumption. Ilia only object is to bent fit the afifcicted, and he hopes every sufierer will try this prescription, as it wilt cost them nothing, aud may prove a blessing. Please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, No. 165 South Second Street, Williamsburg, New York Having Removed OUR HEADQUBIiTXUS from Cartersville to Marietta We will in Cartersville on Friday of every week. Tax Payers please take notice. 8. T. ANDtKSON, Asst. Aar K. M. MITCHELL, Depy Coll. apr. 16,1865. w2w FE M A LTTE lIGHTr ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS. ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS. ENGEISH FEMALE BITTERS, CURES ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS. CURES ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS. CURES ALL FEMALk COMPLAINTS, IT SATISFIES OLD AND YOUNG. IT SATISFIES OLDAND YOUNG, JT SATISFIES OLD AND YOUNG, FOR SUPPR'D MENSTRUATION. FOR LUCORRHCEA OR WHITES. FOR PALLING OF IHE WOMB. IT DELIGHTS HUSBAND AND WIFE, IT DELIGHTS HUSBAND AND WIFE. IT DELIGHTS HUSBAND AND WIFE. AS A FEMALE REGULATOR AS A FEMALE REGULATOR AS A FEMALE REGULATOR ADDS STRENGTH AND GIVES BEAUTY ADDS STRENGTH AND GIVES BEAUTY ADDS STRENGTH AND GIVES BEAUTY PREPARED BY SOUTHERN PNYSfCIGNS PREPARED BY SOUTHERN PHYSICIANS PREPARED BY SOUTHERN PHYSICIANS FOR CHILLS AND FEVER. USE DROMGOOLE &, CO'S KING OF CHILLS USE DRGMGOOLE & CO'S KING OF CHILLS USE DRQMGQOLE & CO'S AING OF CHILLS IT MAKES PERMANENT CURES IT MAKES PERMANENT CURES IT MAKES PERMANENT CURES FOR ALL FORMS OE CHILSS AND FETER FOR ALL NORMS CF CHILLS AND FEVER FOR ALL FORMS OF CHILLS AND FEVER CLEANSES THE STOMACH Sl AROUSES TH LIVER CLtANSES THE STOMACH & AROUSES TH LIVER CLEANSES THE STOMACH & AROUSFS TH LIVER CLEANSES THE STOMACH & AROUSES TH LIVER FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. BUY AMYGDALINE PECTORAL BUY AMYGDALINE PEGTORAL BUY AMYGDALINE PECTORAL BUY AMYGDALINE PECTORAL RELIEVES COUGH ANO PAIN RELIEVES COUGH AND PAIN RELIEVES COUGH AND PAIN RELIEVES COUGH AND PAIN FOR CROUP AND WHOOPING COUGH FOR CROUP AND WHOOPING COUGH FOR CROUP AND WHOOPING COUGH FCR CROUP AND WHOOPING COUGH THF BEST EXPECTORANT KNOWN THE BEST EXPECTORANT KNOWN THE BEST EXPECTORANT KNOWN THF BEST EXPECTORANT KNOWN FOR YOUR KIDNEYS. IJSpUIT, BEARBRRY: CUBEBS AND BUCHUIi USE EIT, BEARBERRY.CUBE3S AND BUCHU USE EXT BEARBERRY. CUBEBS AND BUCHU USE EYS, BEARBERRY, CUBEBS ANO BUCHU NEVfR FAILS IN KIDNEY DISEASES NEVER FAILS IN KIDNEY DISEASES NEVER FAILS IN KIDNEY DISEASES NEVER NAILS IN KIDNEY DISEASES FOR GRAVEL AND URINARY DEPOSITS NOR GRAVEL AND URINARY DEPOSITS NOR GRAVEL AND URINARY DEPOSITS FUH GRAVEL AND URINARY DEPOSITS CURES INCONTINENCE OF URINE CURES INCONTINENCE OF URINE CURES IMLQNTINENCE OF URINE CILRES INCONTINENCE OF URINE CURES WEAK BACK ANO GLEET CURES WEAK BACL AND GLEET CURES WEAK BACK AND GLEET CURES WEAK BACK AND GLEET CURES FREQUENT DESIRE TO URINATE CURESFSEQUENT DESIRE TO URINATE CURES FREQUENT DESIRE TO URINATE CURES EFFECTS OF DISSIPATION BLOOD. WITH CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH WITH CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH WITH CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH WITH CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH RtMOVES ALL IMPURITIES REMOVES ALL IMPURITIES REMOVES ALL IMPUSITIES REMOVES ALL IMPURITIES USE GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS USE GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS USE GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS USE GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARATJQNS J. P. DROMGOOLE * CO., Proprietors, Memphis, Term. And by Druggists everywhere. For sale in Cartersville br W. L. KIRKPATRICK. March 21,1865.wCw ffragglsU. DR. JOHN BULL'S Great Remedies. BUU’S CEO BON BITTER?. authentic documents*. ARKANSAS HI ABU FRO*. Testimony of Medical Me*. Sony Point, Whit* C*„ krfc.. May *•, '**■ T)T>. .Tons BULL—Dear Sir: Leaf February I waa In Louisville purchasing Drug*, and I got some or your B*rjappanll* and Cedron hitters. My son-in-law, who was with me in tho Store, ha* been down with rheumatism for seine time, commen ced on the Bitter*, and aoou found hi* general health Dr. Gist, who has been in bad health, tried them, and he also Improved. Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for several yeara— utomach amt lirer affected —he improved very ni uch by the use of your Hitters. Indeed the Cedron ) BiHers has given you great Popularity in th,* settle ment. 1 think I could sell a great quantity of your medicine# this fall—especially of your C’edro* Bltb sa j and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via Memphta, care of •******»■ WA.I.KEB, Bull’s Worm Destroyer. I'areulN Read till* Important Letter. YGU ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTENTS. MWdietown, Ind. v Ap*il 26 V C6- Mr. M. L. Dujdhn writes: Ido rot know that Bull’s Worm Destroyer needs any more recommendation* than it lias already attained by it* own merit#, but will state that my little eon, aged about three years, was sever dy attacked last fall and winter with light chills followed by very high fever, throwing him into. apasmß, o; perhaps more properly Jh#, lasting (from half an hour to one and a half hours; at the tame time tho child had very strong symptoms of wornie. My physician—one of the best in this part of the country exhausted ail liis skill and the Materia Medica to ex pel the and entirely failed to bring any. I thougln "Sohn Bull'’ could do it, and gave the child the contents of three boxes, in triple doses, nignt and morning, with happy results. The child has not had a spasm for over three month*, and in teAd of tho bloated mass that be was, he is new wed and hearty., “John Bud did it," Yours, truly, M L DIjPLANs A CALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA. Kingston, P. 0., Meeken co., April *, '66. Mr J lin Bull—Dear Sir: I moved from Kentucky to this place. The stores have none of your Worm Destroyer for sale. They are greatly needed here in Minneeota. A trial is all that is needed to giv« them a reputation. H r e cant do without them , Do •end some on this way. Yours, sincerely, D U AKKOWOOD. Bull’s Sarsaparilla. A GODQ.REASON F*'R THE CAPTAIN'S FAITH HEAD TUI CAPTAIN’S LETTER AND THE LET TER FROM HIS MOTHER. Benton Barracks, Mo., April SB, 186*. T)r. John Bull—Dear Sir: Knowing the efficiency of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and beneficial qualities it possesses, I send you the following stats ment of my case: I was wounded about two year* ago—was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved «o often, my wounds have not healed yst. I have not sat up a moment since 1 was wounded. I am shot through the hip*. My general health is Un paired, and I need something to assist, nature. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else. I wish that that is genuine. Please express ms half a dosen bottles, and oblige Capt. C. P. JOHNBON. St. Louis, Mo. P. B—The following was written April 89,1863, by Mrs. Jennie Jchuaon, mother of Capt Johnson. DR. BULL—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. C. 8. John son, was a skillful surgeon and physician in Central N*w York, where he died, leaving the above C. P. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of age he had a chronic diarrhoea and scrofula, fog which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. IT CURED HIM. I have for ten years recommended it to many In New York, Ohio, and lowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general debili ty. Perfect success has attended it. 77re curt# effect ed in nome cate* of tcrofula and fever tow were ulmast miraeuljv*. lam very auaious for my son to again have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He is fear ful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to yok for it. Mis wound* were terrible, but I believe he will recover. Respectfully, JENNJ K JOHNSON. SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP! FOR THE CURE OF AGUE ANO FEVER OR CHILLS AND FEVER. The proprietor of this celebrated me4letne justly claims for U a superiority over alt remedies ever <>Ker ed to the public for th teafe, c ertatm, ejmedg nmd per manent cure of Agar and Fever, or Chit'.s and Fever, whether of short or longstanding. Me refers to the entire Western and Southwestern country to bear him tesibnonjp to the truth of the assertion, that in do case whatever will it fail to care, if the dtrectiong are strict ly fallowed and ca ried out. In a great meay cases a sing.* doe* lias uses sufticiant for a cure, and efcof* families have been eursd by * single bottle, with a per fect restoration of the general health. It is, however, pradent. and in every caaa mure oar tain to care, if its use is continued in smaller doses for a week or two af ter tiie disease has been checked, more especially in difficult and long standing cases. Usually, this medi cine will not require any aid to keep the bowels is good order; should the patient, however, require a cathartic medicine, after having taken three or fear dose* of the Tonic, a single duee of BULL’B YI9ETA- BjLE k’AM'Gk' Plt-Lk wiii be sufisetact. DR, JOHN BULL'S Prtacipai Office Wo. 40 Finn, CrMi Ortct, Louisville, Xy. All th* abort remedies for aale by U H. BRADFIELD Druggist, Whitehall street, ;;. «A. i'tbrusrj 12 18«8, w J ft H. Jones’ Column. Something new. i’tijjits anil # Carriages. R. H. JONES. lam manufacturing on a large scale, and am fully prepared to build Vehicles of as good quality and finish as any manufacturer in the govern me t. I give statements from as good men as the country af fords—the best evidence of my workmanship, to-wit; jwitrorr county * MAJ. WILLIS BENHAM, DR, W, I. BENHAM, HON, WARREN Alvins DR. W, W, LEAK, W,P, MILAM, COL. LEWIS TUMLIN, A, J, WEEMS, THOMAS BRANDON, REV.J, F, WEEMS, GARRET GORDON, JOHN W, SHEPPARD, EGBERT ROGERS; 1 WATT HARRIS, O.W K PEACOCK, Capt. E D PUCKETT, N GILREATH, J J HOWARD. MAJ, R, A, LANE, Acworth, W, G, COTTON, of Troup, REV, J. W. GLENN, of Cave Spring, WM, BAILY, of Floyd, GEORGE ERWIN, of Polk, These all assert that the best Buggies they ever own ed were of my make, having used their vehicles for some ten or twelve years. This is enough to satisfy any one. I think, <wOO<l Jam doing my I very best—buy WOrK the best materi canbe al, keep none *1 sm/v but the best of uoiie hands II) tllC 1 endeavor to South give perfect sat • isfactiou in ev ery thing. All work warranted. I will give tne highest mar ket price for Cotton, Grain, kc.j in trade. Exchange for old Buggies. R. H. JONES, CARTERSVILLE, GA. March 2, 68. CASES -A-ItTX) CASKETS. BY Brwin and Jones. WE HAVE IN BTOTIE A GOOD AS} •orUnent ot Metalic Buriel C*e**e or CofSn*- As some •roiM , ous impression* haw« gone o*»t about prices, w* will fciye price list, w.hick yo* will lind approximate old figures far thefl*. Case B *3 rnchrs (I ** - 4) 3» “ * “ !> 4* *• ♦* * E II • -*>• “ G 64 • *’ « H 6* “ * r * “ I 73 “ * 5 m L 74 14 100 a M 76 105 We do not eharge shnee thowa figures. ERWIN £ JONES. C*ti ersville, Jin. 31st, 1868-ly. look T THIS! o . (? a, fa.j U*3sccrin/tel c,AjSitAs t&o., JA/S/ftn/a, J<Z<r. / i-. Alien .• coiicufto notice t/uZ/t «-A%ka. 0014/' *ZjZfmlZt mot* otti - y<vc you Z/te o<dei, -j^oi ZAn-. toft. K'JC \i>t<i/l Za -S Weiy A//tmzf/ott. ATccieZaiy C <A*utAAAAlylocu/Z***.*/*£?%*•€., o —— * Crotltcrg, (Stes-tae ani Cutlery to IHertbants at Slciu Oorlt |)ricts. - Feb, 1868-vvly. aijoBHIPKAiOn, FARMERS. l4»oli to your Interests!! •*— Save money by culling on I.D.HSA®, Who is now Opening a General Stock of MmkttJm, Id Ue Star* Hoorn formerly occupied bp J§rritt 4 JVeriti # Consisting of Staple and Fancy Dry-GwJs- GIIOCEIUEB, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Cats* II AIM* WARE, Cutlery, Queensware, &c. •n4 in fket. everythin* a«u*lly found in • flat All Store, to which he invite* the attention of th# public. They were i*,u*ht tor c»*h before tha lain advance in cotton and fold, which •nablea him u> offer UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS TO TO CASH BUYERS. Cali attid examine Good* and learn price*, and yon will be oonririoed that /on oen aava money by buying your Goods from him. I have permanently located in Oarersvllle, and hope by fair deali lgs and low price* to merit and receive a'fair *bara of public patronage. J\ ID. HE-A. T>* CAKTK&bVILLF, HA. All Hinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in EXCHANGE for GOODS, F*t»ruary *oth, lWv—wly or ts Herring & Leyden, CLOTHING HOUSE, Comprising ali Branch#* of the builnew represented Id tha Custom an* &ta*s~ jHafee Ctpartmmla a Mens 7 , Boys 7 and Childrens 7 Clothing, ttAm ftmimsd. WHh FPRNIBHING GOODS of every description, at hfflVIR PIIIC-K9 for READY CABH ONLY than ever £ Id in thil market; HERRING t LEYDEN, Whiteha 1 ' Street, AtlanU, Ga, ttocr. k: isXj-AJsra Manufacturing Cos., Fine aiiwoot spring carsimerkß, jeans.an., en coo.ignment, VERY LOW to Wholeaalabuyer*. Merchants ars lnvttad to call and eee Style, and Prices, HERRING A I/KYDKN, Whitehall Street., Atlanta, Ga. M Domestics At wholesale only. 4 A Sheeting, 7-® Shirting, 9-4 Shirting, 7-9 Drills Osnahurgp, Stripe*. Ynrua, Burlap*. Foraale al FACTORY fRK ES bf HERRING & LEYDEN. Agents. Hurtl, Atlauta, Gg, naar 26 w3nt SMITH k fTi cHMO NOT Wholesale Tobacco AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Alabami Street, >f(Ifllllfl, dg|. PROMPT attention *!-•* to suing order* *e4 tht of n»»rch*adl*e. prodsce, *tt. Igjieheb**® HUNNICUTT & B ELLiN GBAtH, Dealers in Pumps of all descriptions, WATEtI CLOSETS, HYDRAULIC HAIVtS, OUOOSO ROSE ANB HOSE PIPES. WON. LEAD. ANft BLOCK TIN PIPES. FOR STEAM. GAS ANDWA'i.EtV ALL Op F-'hlTfcbiCS AND FIXTURES* FDR GAS. AND tyAjffc. Also, Steam Whislteg, Gages, and Connection ( tx’ks; oil Starling Valve*. Sheet iron, Copper, Letul, !&ut|C and r FXn ; Spelter Solder, Sinokte Staekn Water Tanka, Gas ometers, made to order. Cornet; of Alabama, aod Loyd £trt>vi*,,ATLANTA, G.A, v&'QWwn®'® 11 s gg£si®fea&?B, Plumbers, G-as anti Steam letters, COPPERSMITHS, WORKERS IN SHEET IRON, COPPER, lINC, LEAD & TIN Ornamental Work, la Copper, Bi ans Comer Alabutna and I,oyd Streets. ATLANTA, GA. . UTS MIS STCMKpt CORKER M ARIETTA AM® «UUKUtLL Si'HliSTi m»st, ATLANTA, CS-'a!, Is now prepared to otfer indneepaent* equal to any in Goorgia, Ihe v#iy ke«t #o**, nectiona in New York warrant in making the assertion. good stock osf* LEADS. OILS, AND PAINTS, CONSTANTIY ON HAlfO I FRENCH, RICHARDS & GO'S BEST BUGK LEAD. C'o-I^"ST-A h OUST |l|y Offoecd in this g?l ~ i TTSH*i**SmmraMi i MT S9 OOMfLETEI K And presided over by the ever attentive, well known and reliable Druggist*,' MAT *mi JOHN B, DANIfcIA naipus tqo familiar vyith tl,c Dryg Business so require couimeagtatioa or releranee ' ■ ■ MY STOCK OF PATENT ME OID l N'fS ' (4 Is fu'land complete, and purchased in such quan'Hiea *0 tg defy competition. Orders from our friends in the Country shall have Prompt Attention, a.id satisfaction guaran teed, A trial of our house js solicited. Buying and selling for cg*U, my inducptneuU *Tf •»* surpassed, Tlte PROPRIETOR takes pleasure in infbrmiog his friends that he has frr year* been ident ifided with thp interest of the ROSWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, of which hi* Father was President during his life time, and tfte character of which institution is well known throughout this entire sectiou o( country. CLIFFORD A. KING, March 26, ’B6 wto Wholesale and llctall DfU(r|id t Roberts Ac Stoebs, Realerd in PRODUCE, GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERIES. ETC. New Brick Building, Main St, Caricrsvillc Cleo. March wtf •AYR XOB& ®©W»Y. ! BY BUYIN3 YOUR DRY-BOPOS OF CHAMBERLIN COLE & BOYNTON AITIdJTd, Cos. Our spring stock is ndw com* pleta in every, department comprising a greater assort ment than any * ‘ ' ||atss if . FEE OFFER INDUCEMENTS To Country Merclimls. PERRONS desiring lo ffcrnish hoow cant buy their V Sheeting, counterpanes, Table linens, towels, , lace Damask or linen pmtain^ U (A ‘ Shades, cornices, Carpets, oil cloths, malts, and any other article neces anry to furnish a log eabin «r » palaea, from nur immense stock, Ladle® can lie supplied with every ajNM*« a eno ary for a moat exteitaive wardrobe. (•t ilt!• Ills*tl can buy their Sprifig’ sad Summer Clothing to advantaged' But one price and for CASH ONLY. *• Call and examine. Coruer Whitefcg)! Hurfter Streets, ATLANTA, m March 36th. I*6B. M Georgia, liarlow county, 4 TWO MO ETIfS date application wlljp* mt q 4 to tbvOowvt of Ordinary of Bartow coonty, f« r |*« v « in **}l ali the wild and unimproved lMtdiW.cnging theuiateof Thom** R Hu»oo. lai* ts Cobb r <u'i*v ceased. * b’y 27. lEM. G. <ftOC?K6, ad«'r, '