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POETRY. 8010. BY J. B. HICKKY. Ti* t bleak December dav, Kate; The tun ha* veil’d his light, And lendeth not a ray, Kate. To cheer the travellcr’-i sight. But vainly should the day assume The darkness of the night. If thou wert here to g!|<! the gloom. And make the darkness bright. The wintry winds are blowing, Kate, Adown the vacant street. And the brook has ce«*cd its flowing, Kate, And the snow is ’neath our feet. But wintry winds and snows, Kate, Are as settimer airs to me My heart so warmly glows, Kate, With the love it bears for thee. SACRIFICE. BY LATOXA. On another Wreck, Heart, in thy silent deep. Where so'emn soul-tides break. And stars of memory weep. Only another tomb On life's dumb beaten shore ; Only a gathering gloom Where glory flashed before. Only a dark eclipse, Hiding the light of Clod; Only two pallid lips, Kissing the smitcr’s rod. Very mute, and white and still! Cuibing the restless plaint. By firm, undaunted will, With spirit sick snd faint. • •***•• Only two patient eves, Uplifted, through God’s grace, W'th faith to the morning skies, Lit by the Saviour’s face. [Louisville Courier. Poetic Play upon Words. A correspondent furnishes Harper's Mega xinc with the following verses : Although we find most words to mean. The same by sound as sLht, Some mean according to their mien, So mind and write them right. Thus plans are never planes, ’(is plain. No more than hares arc hairs ; Ar.d belles are never bed's we know. And fares are never fairs. A sea-horse is a sea-horse when VVc see him in the sea ; But when we see him in the bay, A bay-horse then is he. Os course a race-course is not coarse t A fine is far from fine ; Ami though a mine a mine must be, It is not therefore mine. Although a night is not a day, And diflers from it quite ; Vet still it happens, odd enough, Adey’s sometimes a knig.-t. A river, when its current move* With rapid speed along, Is said most properly to be A stream both last and strong ; But when with thick ribbed ice ’tis hound, And speeds along no longer. Its waters then, though motionless. Are faster still, and stronger. Some words if spelled out l»y their sound Would seem but duplicates Os sundry letters strung in rows, At random, by the Fates; Others aga'n, like fabled books On the enchanters shelves. Contain, in simple potency. A spell within themselves. Thu* X T C, and N T TANARUS, Ar.d LEG we view, Are spelled in this quite simple way. And X L N C too. In others, not a letter has The sound it ought to have ; And seem mixed up as if to look Like Chance’s autograph. And thus in eccentricity VV e see some several c’s ; Also in coefficiency; But not one e in seas. But are there t’s in human eyes, But e’s there are in ease ; And in hubbubhubbubberous The 6’s arc thick as bees. Some cabalistic words have power To bind one’s foes in fetters ; No wender there’s a charm in words, When there’s a spell in letters. A pun’s a word that’s played upon, And has & double sense; But when I say a double sense, I don't mean double cents. As thus: A bat about a room Not lorg ago I knew To fly; ho caught a fly, and then Flew up the chimney flue. But such a scene was never seen (I feel quite sure of that,) As when, with hats, all h inds essayed To hit the bat a bat. _ To make a pair two pears it takes ; If ciphered out with care. You’ll find each pair, tho’ worth two cents, Is but a cent a pear. If one were ridden o’er a lot, He might his I t bewail; If on a rail, most likely he Would rail against the rail. A certain knight, whene’er it rains Gave to his horse the reins. And rode at random on the road, Heedless of neck or brains. The captain gave the mate a rope, To carry up aloft { And though i.e took it up aloft. It was not up a loft. Another one was sent aloft, A certain rope to bend ; And ti en. because he missed the rope, They gave him the rope’s-end. ****** 'Tis punishment for me to pun, •Tis trifling, void of worth ; So let it pass away, just like The dew that’s due to earth. “Pray, Mrs. Radri*!ii, why do you whip your children *o often ?” “La Mr. Worthy, I do it for their enlightenment. I never whipped one of them in my life time thut hedidn’t acknowledge that it made him smart.” A sister of Miss Schaffer, the young l*dy ul Alexandria, Va., who was late ly burned to death, and whose affian ced lover committed suicide from grief, ‘a* since died in consequence of her sorrow al the double affliction. WIT AID HUMOR. How would you measure your lov er’s sincerity T By his sighs. The best thing out—an aching tooth. Grant’s candidacy is likely to end in smoke. When beggars die there arc no Corn ets seen. Every one can master a griel, but he that has it. We all have our trials—except Jel!. Davis. Butler is like a corset —he abounds •n hooks and eves. There is no grace in a benefit that sticks to the fingers. To hasten marriage, lock up the girl and show the lover the door. Comfort for those prematurely gray whom the gods love dye young. There is no dungeon so dark and dismal as the mean man’s mind. Why is a joiner less handsome than his wife? Because he is a deal-plain er. Politeness often contributes more to one’s success in life than brains or ca pital. “Oh, for a thousand tongues !” as the urchin said when he crawled into the sugar hogshead. 1 never knew a man who was always anxions to repent of his sins before lie "had committed them, who didn’t want the sharpest kind of watching. “Has the railroad got in asked a gentleman of an Irishman, standing at the depot, thinking to quiz him. “One ind has, sir,” was Pat’s reply. I never bet any stamps on a man who is always telling what he would have done had he been there. 1 have noticed that this kind never got there. A dispatch in a backwoods paper slates that the Republicans at Chicago have nominated Gen. Grant for Presi dent and “Col. Fax” Vice President ! A young lady, while on her wav to be married, was run over and kilied. A confirmed old maid savagely remark ed ; “She has avoided a more linger ing and horrible destiny.” Faith don’t appear to be anvtbing more than tiptop good sense; and the faith that is in this world now won’t keep a man from falling to the bottom of a well if he lets go of the cutb to spit on his hands. The question why printers do not succeed as well as brewers is thus an swered : “Because printers work for the head, and brewers for the stomach -—and where twenty men have stom achs, hut one has brains.” Affectionate times—when everything is as dear as it can he. Why should a printer go hungry, wlied he can always convert his work into pi? A secret has been admirably defined as “an\thing made known to every body in a whisper. What is the difference between a hill and a pill ? One’s hard to ge: up, and 'he other’s hard to get down. “’Taint the while, nor yet the black folks what hah de most influence in dis world, hut de j ailer boys.” said old Aunt Chine, as she jingled a few gold coins that had come down from a for mer generation. * A thief who lately broke into a gro cer’s warehouse excused himself on the ground that he went in to lake tea. Thirty-five marriageble daughters of Brigham Young attended the Salt Lake Theatre in a row. A Western editor, in one of his pa pers says : “For the effects of intem perance, see our inside.” A grotesque simile is sometimes very ex pressive. W emay mention the com parison of a conductor who, in a dis cussion as to speed, said he ran his train so fast that the telegraph poles on the side track looked like a line tooth comb. From the Co'umbm (0.) Statesman. How a Husband mu Frighten ed by a Miticbleiutu Wife. “The man who set* his heart upon a woman” hath a rough old time of it, especially if he marry her and she prove to be a practical jokist. We have a case in point : A lew evenings since a voting mar ried gentleman of this city, whose wife is as mischievous a little hit ol femin inity as ever graced the earth since Eve made such a failure in the fruit business, started to Ins residence after his day’s labor was over, solacing himself with thinking of the loving heart awaiting his return, and the rich ripe lips that should great him at the threshold of his home. His heart was light, not a care mark was on his brow. He whistled as he walked, and thanking God that he was blessed with youth and love. He reached Ins abode andpipened the door. Astonishment seized him. There was no wile to greet him on entering. The well-known trunks and dresses were gone from iheir accustomed place! What could it mean ? He sees a note, evidently hastily written ami pinned to the counterpane. He seized it and re:’d, “Before you have read these lines I will be far away !” No reason was given for the hasty flight. He knew of none. His big heart felt like a stone, and teais of anguish forced themselvs to hi* eyes Gone! Gone from him who loved her so ! Gone ! Where ? How ? With whom ? Nearly crazed, he grasped his hat, and was about rushing for the telegraph office, when tbe door of ail adjoining room was opened, and the mischievous little w itch who had caus ed all this uneasiness placed a pair of plump little arms around his neck, and lie was fairly smothered with kisses before he found out it was only a joke. We would not advise our lady read er* to play jokes of this sort too fre quently. They might get in the way of it. and carry the joke too lat—apv two or three hundred miles. J. E. Roberts , SUCCESSOR TO ROBERTS <fc STOCKS. Dealer in QROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERIES, ETC. New Brick Building, Main St., Cartersville, Geo. April 29. w6in JEWELER. t Watches, and Jewelry, REPAIRED BY W. c. Q-IR/JEEIfcT, CARTERSVILLE, GA. All work warranted. In the room with L. Bennett, Grocer, Main Street, tan side ..f Railroad. Apl. 29 KR. SABSKEN. B. W. YORK. R. T. JOURDAN SASSEEN'S United States Hotel, Cor. Alabama soul Pryor street*, ATLANTA, GEORGIA., Within 100 yard* of the Passenger Depot. SASSEEN, YORK k JOURDON, Propr’s, J. W. F. BRYSON, ) r , , R. T. JOURDAN, $ Dec. 20th, 1867. if. Uctu floods, sms SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. 1868. IMIE undersigned takes pleasure in announ cing’to the citizen* of Bartow and sdjoin ng counties, that he ha* just opened out a sh and well selected stock of _E>TE!W GOODS all of which was bought on the very best terms, and I am willing, and can aflord.to sell at as SHORT PROFITS as any one, and flatter myself thit I can give sjuisfact on, Dots) in (Etualitp anb to or.y one who will favor me with a CALL, Hoping to receive a liberal share of patronage from my old customer* and friends and the public generally. I await your call, P. L. MOON, CARTERSVILLE, May 14, 1868, Hardware Ac Iron STORE! HARDWARE. STOVES, Iron and Steel, LTARA X. IMPLEMENTS, Direct from Manufacturer., LOW FOB CASH. W H GILBERT and CO. Carters* Hie, Gn. April 3,18« g wly Lew', L. Abbott, H. L. Abbott B. F. Abbott. ABBOTT and Rrow. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND Wholesale Dealers I N Produce, Provisions Whitehall Street, Q-A, ESTABLISHED IN BUSINESS IN ibm MeaiYMeiiili! CASKS Choice Clear Bulk Sides just received and for vale at lowest cash prices, by ABBOTT & BROS Commission Merchants, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. Flour! Hour! now in atore, including som £ej\) of the mofct choice brands, made fro selected white wheat, for sale by ABBOTT & BROS, Commission Merchants, Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga, Flour to Arrive! Tv /"V SACKS Superfine and Extra to ar / * 7 rive within next ten days. Also to arrive 1,000 Bags Corn, and 1,000 Bags Prime Seed Oats. For Rale by ABBOTT <3f BROS.. Commission Merchants, Whitehall street, Atianta, Ga. liains and Shoulders / 1 /N CASKS Bulk Hams and Shoulders, for J V/ sale by ABBOTT 6t BRUS., Commission Merchants Whitehall street, Atlanta. Ga. Lard ! Lard! ! BARRELS Choice Lard, for sale by ABBOTT & BROS., Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga. In Store/ 4 BALES 4-4 Sheeting. 5 Bales Cotton Yarns. 2 Bbs Southwest Ga. Cane Syrup. 5o Coils Hand-made Rope, lo Bales Fodder. All for sale at lowest cash rates, hy ABBOT & BROS., Commission Merc! ants, Atlanta, Ga. Sait! Salt Y /~v /T /\ BACKS Virginia Salt, for sale hy ABBOTT & BROS., Commission Merchanto, Atlanta, Ga, lew Huron Sides. 1 /\ CASKS Choice New Bacon Sides now I \ / in store; and for sale by ABBOTT & BROS., Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga, Mewßacon Shoulders 1 /\ CASKS New Bacon Shoulders, now in (y* store and for sale low down to cash buvers, by ABBOTT & BROS., Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga, Coflee! Coffee ! Bags choice Rio Coffee, foi sale by ABBOTT & BROS., Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga. Sugar!sugars! r , \ Bbls extia C Sugar for sale low, by 1 ABBOTT & BROS, Commission Merchants. Feb. 7th, 1868-w6m: Atlanta, Ga. J. O. MATHEWSON. G. H. McLAUGULIN. J. 0. MATHEWSON' & COt [Formerly Stovall, McLaughlin & Co.J GEM'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Augusta, Ga. Consignments of Grain, Bacon and Produce promptly attended and cash remitted on day of sale. Grain sacks ou hand at very law prices. Agents for Mentour, Hopewell and Rock Cotton Mills. Refferences; Hon- J. P. King, Augusta Ga, Augusta Savings bank July 26, 1867. wly. New Boot AND SHOE STORE. r m usm m MILNER & KENNEDY, JV>«e Brick Building, CARTERSVILLE, GA. HAVE just opened, in the new Brick Building on the North-east corner of Maine and Erwin Streets, opposite W. H. Gilbert Co’* Hardware Store, a fine assort ment of BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS, fMOTEia TAltm, ASI® A fine stock of SHOE FtNQIIIQS,*c The Public are invited to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as it entirely new and fresh from merket. We have no old and refuse stock, end tell none but the best good*. May 14, 1868. w. H. HOW AR D & SONS, General COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Alabama street, ATLANTA. GA. MpConsig-nmenta of all description* of Merchandise, Western and Country Produce solicited. May 10, 1868. DRUGS m MEDICINES «e W. L. KIRKPATRIC K, HAS JUST RECEIVED, fresh from East ern Markets, a fine stock of PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, P AINTS.OILS, Glass, Putty, &c, which have been selected with due refference to the wants and necessities of the people, to which he invites the attention of his old cus tomers nod the public generally, Cartersville, April e3, ’6B. LAMPS AND ESTRELLA OIL I Cm porium! COME one, come all! and secure a Lamp, which for He-uty, Safety, Cleanliness, Economy and Brillian cy, cat not be excelled anywhere in ihe World! The Oil is prepared In Cartersville by the undersigned, and be will always be ready to satisfy the most incredu lous. Old Lamps fitted up with new Burners and Chim neys. Safety Lamps always on hand three huudred per cent cheaper than candles. P. MARSH. Proprietor, CHILTON’S GROCERY STORE. apr9 wby Cartersville, Ga REMOVED FRESH GROCERIES also, PRODUCE, bought and sold, It is useless for us to enumerate all the ar ticles in the Grocery Line. We keep every thing necessary to bo kept in a regular illlil Provision store , Consisting, in part, of BACON, LARD, MEAL, FLOUR, CORN, WHEAT, SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, SYRUPC, CHEESE, RICE CONFECTIONERIES, SWEET MEATS. CANNED FRUITS, SOAPS, CIGARS. TOBACCOS, &C. BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE, &C. And a thousand and things too numerous to mention in a nawspaper advertisement, to all of which we invite the at'ention of the public. We will sell Groceries, etc,, just as low down as any other Grocery House in the market can afford to sell. Call and see us and try us at our new stand, A. A. SKINNER &. *CO, Cartersville , Nov. 8. New Marble Yard. S. B. OATMAN, Agent. For WILLIAM GRAY, Importer and Dealer in Dalian , Block adille, and White Rutland Statuary MARBL E. tWE are now receiving and have in store, a large and Jr,*H ,j desirable stock of finished]; ] and rough Marble, which we offer to the public on the most reasonable Jggqjl Owing to the high price of marble at tins time, many petsons are kept from purchasing. I propose to reduce prices so that all can buy. My facilities are such for purchasing the ma terial, that I will be satisfied with small profits and quick sales —such is mv motto. We are prepared to furnisli in ihebest style, Monuments, cirved and plain, Box Tombs, Tablets, carved and plain, Hcad-stone6, Urns, Vases. &c., and Furnishing Marble of all tie scriptions. With good and experienced workmen in all departments of business, we hope to merit a share of public patronage* Designs of Monu ments and any other work in Marble, furnish ed gratis. Orders so'icitcd and promptly filled. Office and Yard adjoining BeUvue Hotel and oppo itc Georgia Railroad Depot. Jas. Vaughan, of Bartow county, is our agent. Dec SOth, 1867-1 v Gun-smithing. Cartersville, Ga. tTAKE AIM! .1 READY! F-I-R-E! JLtf J\ IP. HARWELL- Is atill hammering away at his old tricks re pairing Pistols and Guns, Thresh ers, GlllS, and all kinds of metalic ma chines , also any kinds of work done in Iron, Steel, Gold, Silver, Copper, Braes or Zinc,-- Shop adjoining Strange’s Tin Shop. april 9th EDWARD BEGHTOLDT, lli S Ii AND CONFECTIONER, CARTERSVILLE, GA. 18 PREPARED TO BAKE and keeps on hand, BREAD AND CAKES of every kind, also a fins stock of CON*g : TTION * RIEB, a gen eral variety. FRESH LAOER BEER kept on hand. Parties and Weddings furnished at short notice.— November SI, 186 T. Psoricus! Psoricus!! THE price of material having declined I have put the price of this popular and never failing remedy for Itch, Ringworm, Tetter, and all cutaneous erup tions, from one dollar to fifty c ote. May 3? it B. R KRAMER, Bole Proprietor. GLENN, WRIGHT * CARR t’ 'f 5 *l{Mfi *• ■*"feyjuy l rjv ■ COTTON FACTORS, Storage & Commission Merchants, -IEOHO-IA. SITUATED ALONG SIDE THE RAILROAD, ENABLES US TO RECEIVE AND SHIP FREE OF DRAYAGE OUR COTTON WAREHOUSE Is of large capacity, thoroughly FIliE-PROOF’, and our facilities lor handling COl 10- uncquallcd by any in the South. We will SJtor* au& j?tll IH.m, or ship from this or any othri point, to Mioslon , Philadelphia. Savannah , JlTew Porky Baltimore, Charleston, or EIf'ERI*OOJL Making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, when desired. Under the Revenue Regulation, COTTON can be shipped to this place miller bill of lading, by calling up'" Deputy Collector at point of shipment, without prepaying Revenue Tax. The central position of Atlanta offers many advantages, making It an important Cotton Market. TIIO Ban! : facilities, and diverging Railroads, enable u's to hip Cotton in Any Direction WE SELL THE BEST IMPROVED COTTON GINS. Also Bagging, Rope, and weet’s Patert Iron Tie, the Best in in Use. Ctiist JHilla, for Jiorsf, nn& Sttam SMUT MACHINMS, TURBINE WATER WHEELS, HICKS’ STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. We Receive ami Sell on Commissions, all kinds of Produce aud PrOVlj'O,* Corn, Oats, Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Card, Salt, & m Our facilities for Storing and Selling II 4 V are vuisuryassed. LIQUORS AND T O BACG O IN LARBE SUPPLYt Os Various brands and qualities. A gents tor the sale of PLOWS, and other Farming linjloments. Georgia and Alabama LIME, Georgia SLATE ROOFING. Wil’ be pleased to fill oiders for COTTON GOODS or other Merchandise. GEEATJE, Wit Ml. BT t* CAB «, Octl7 ly ATLANTA, GEORGIA. an wmmWgmm, COltM.lt MARIETTA AID Tit 111 f Ell ALL STREETS. m®ne&oss « © & m « m * ATLANTA, GA. Is now prprared to offer inducements equal to any house in Georgit. The very beat con nections in New York warrant in making the assertion. A good stock of LEADS. OILS, AND PAINTS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND! FRENCH, RICHARCS X CO'S BEST BUGK LEAD. 003HS'ILA-3HTI_i'Y" OUST Surpassed By None Oflered in this Market. OOMPLETEI And presided over bv the ever attentive, well known and reliable Druggists, MAT WALTER and JOHN B. DANIELS, names too familiar with the Drug Business to require commendation o- reference MY STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES Is full and complete, and purchased in such quan itiea as to defy competition. Orders from our friends in tj|e Country shall have Prompt Attention, and satisfaction guaran teed, A trial of our house is solicited. Buying and selling for cash, my inducements are un surpassed, I he PROPRIETOR takes pleasure in informing his friends that he has for years been ident ifided with the interest of the ROSWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, of which hi* F alher Was President during his life time, and the character of which institution is well known throughout this entire section of country. CLIFFORD A. KING, March 26,’80 wtc Wholesale and Retail Druggist. RED WINE&fOX PROPRIETORS OP GHOUCPIA sas M 99 §v#es» WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BEAEEHS J.F Drugs and Medicines, JrVre Mk ff s ‘“ Uonf/h ' 1/ ° c * or Q ‘" !M iEmhost Z r °* e&jmL |mi Jp mm, FAINTS o i 1- S. WINDOW GLASS, ?UTTY,I FOREIGN AND AMERICAN PERFUMERIES AND FANCY GOODS, Druggists, Merchant*. Physician*, and other- in the Surrounding Country, will find ou Stock the LARGEST inQU \NTITY, the rno*t extensive in VARIETY, and the CHEAt - FIST for the quality, in the SOUTH. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED, AS SOLD Call and examine Prices and Goods* REDWINE & FOX, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets, Jan. 31st, 1868-lv Atlanta, Ga. WINES i .tnd LI QUORS All THE POPULAR pPATENT MEDICINES &c. &c. “ To Wheat Growers. On band for the coming , M son Wheat Threshers and Fans Railway ana Lever Horse- Powers, Reaping and Mowing Ma chines, Grain Cradles, And, in f»ct, every thing needed fur lmrvwtlo. . Cleaning the coning Grain Crop. * 1 ' vF .TV 1 ’ 8 :_ l T,ie Th-athm lans I bought of you so» myself end neighbor. W year, pave perfect satisfaction. On tho Ralls,. er, though sorting constantly, mv mubs f», while my mules that were pi owing weie falling off J. F. SHIPP, Social Circle, 0», ‘•The four-horae lever power and thresher and d*. er, bought of V. W. J. *choU,ln 1867, we unbaslutma. ly say is ttie beat we have ever aeen. Though rithrr late In tho scas-ju w hen wo received it, we thr»«h~t over 7.00 b bushels of Grain.” BEGGARLY A HUNNICCTT, Coweta ciunty, Any amount of evidence given a* to the quality 0 f these Machines. Call and examine or ad.lre', ’ P. W. J. ECHOLS, Georgia Agricultural Warehouse, Whitehall street, Atlanta, Gu April 9, 1868. HEAL C^XT^AIR/riEIE^S FOR FANCY CANDIES! CAKES 1 Nuts, Raisins, Jellies, & Fruits! G. W. JACK, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Gu. IHAA E just received from New York, the largest stock of Fancy Confectioneries ever brought to Georgia. Mv stock embrace every article that can be called for in that of goods. TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS TIMES. MV selection for the young folk* is unu sually large, and very beautiful. CANDY MANUFACTORY! rpHIS branch of my Establishment is in full JL operation, and lam prepared to nuke any quantity desired for the city and country trade. Orders tilled at short notice. BREAD BAKERY! IN this department 1 claim to excel any thing in challenge competi tion, lam still supplying families in the city. My wagon makes its regular rounds every dsy. CRACKER BAKERY I f IYHIS feature of my establishment is coin -1 pi etc in every particular, and the crack ers turned out are equal to any made North or South. lam daily filling orders for all part* of tire country. CAKE BAKERY! BESIDES an endless varieiy of cakw it all times on hand, I am p’epared to fur riish weddings and parties with all that m«» be wanted either plain or ornamented, COME AND SEE ME rpiIIS invitation is extended to the public »t A large, in town and country, village ani hamlet —everyoody ! G. VV. JACK, February 7th 1868-wly. COX * HILL, ATLANTA, GA. Have now in store, and will sell VRf LOW FOR OABB, 50 S OLD BOURBON WHISKY,' 5 “ “ RYE 25 •• GIBSON “ “ RECTIFIED 50 “ WHITE CORN 50 i and j CASKS COGNAC BRANDY* 25 BBLS PEACH AND APPLE “ 20 “ AMERICAN GIN; is “ NEW ENGLAND RUM; 3 PIPES HOLI AND GIN; 3 PUNCHEONS JAMAICA RUM; 30 i CASKS PORT, MADERIA AND SHERRY WINE; 25 BASKETS HEIDSICK CHAM, WINE; 20 CASKS JEFFREY’S ALE; ioo.ooo SEGARS, VARIOUS BRANDS, Feb. 20, 1808. wly SPRING AND Mm et and C# &• J. A. ERWIN & CO., HAPE JEST UECEiPEV * Large and Well Selected Stock of Sprinf AND summer Goods, To which they invite the altention »f i L, old friends and customers as well as the p u Prices as low as any tioiis* ’ D (he trade. J, A. Erwin & Co>\ April 16. CARTERSVILLE, GA,
