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THE APPEAL. By IAS. P. SAWTEIX. CUTHBERTI Friday, duly SB, 1884. Demorrsttc Had Xeetiag. The Domocrnlio party of Ben dolp county is requested to meet In . _ tho court houw et to o’clock A. • il„ Tuesday the fifth day of An. guit to select delegate! to tho Gu* bernitorial and Cougressionsl oon rentloni; to appoint a now cxeca- tire committeo, and to tako iucb other action, m to the organ!ratio" ot the party and piopawtfon for tho fall campaign, at to the party thu> aaemhfed may stem Iwst. By order of the Executive com mittee, Ibb July 21, 1884. W, p. Ktiiuoo, Chairman Ex. Com. Second Congressional District Democracy. Call for a Vetting of the Executlre Committee. __ A mooting of the Executive Com. raltteo of the Se<»nd Cougreasion al District of Georgia is hereby called to aneinble at the Court Houw in tho olty of Albany at 12 o'clock m. ou Tuoiday, July 20,It init., for the purpo.o of (electing time and place fur a convention of delegatee to nominate a candidate to repreiont the District Forty-ninth Congress. The following is a list of the Executive Committeo ai appointed at the last District Convention: 8. T. Kingsbury^ of Brooks. W. U. Whitehead, of Baker. W. H. Snead, of Berrien. J. B. Norman, of Colquitt. W. A. Graham, of Clay. B. C. Mitchell, of Calhoun. 11. Hobbs, ofDoughertv. tChas. J. Munncrlyn, of Decatur. B. F. Jones, of Early. C. B. Pendleton, of Lowndes. • C. O. Davis, of Mitcholi. Jno. B. Heard, of Millor. J. W. Mercer, of Quitman. Jno. McK. Gunn, of Ikindidpb John Triplett, of Thomas. B. F. Simmons, of Terrell. W. A. Harris, of Worth. B. Uonns, Chairman. Albany, Ge., July 17, 1684. Mooting of Trustees. The mombers of the Board ol Trustees of the Agricultural Col 1 lego arc requested to meet at tho office of Judgo W. P. Kiddoo this, Friday morning at 10 o'clock, Business of importance is to bo attended to. J. E. OonraiY, President. To onr Friends and Patrons. With thisJssu# of the Appeal Texas wilt show up n halo of new cotton the coming week. —Our clever and hundeomo young friend Frank Gcorgo has allowed us to perusu tho columns of the Augusta Chronicle and Ad vertiser, published in Augusta, Go., on Saturday, July 10, 1824 — GO years old tbo 10th cf this month. The paper is remarkably proaerved, and contained an act just pared t>y Congress, signed by Henry Cluy, speaker of tho House, John Gail- lard president ot tho Seuste, end James Monroe, President of the United States, That, and a lung article, giving freeh news from Bobinson Crusoe about filled up tho paper. The keeper of tho Now York morgue is dead He has teudlud ' 40,000 dead bodies during the time be has been keeper. its publication ceases—wo having ■old tho name and what is. taped in nawppopor rfirllnfce #» "goodj will,’* to J. YV. Stanford, of'the Enterprise. Having already been frequently Interviewed M to tho cause of this move on our part, and for the in formation of our patron* and frionds generally, wp will say that we have bee* prompted in our ac tions purely by business. Wo tiavo bought a half interest in the Chattanooga Dili/ and Weekly Democrat, and will loivo on Tues day next for our new Geld of labor. Chattanooga is emphatically livo placo, and has a future, in the judgment of all acqtiaiatcd with her rapid growth and surroundings, second to no city in tho South, Hero wo hopo to find employment for all ol our time, which will sure ly tho Ix-ttcr enable us to provide for our loved ones. We are too poor and havo too many resronsi bill tits resting upon us to ioduige oursoli in tie amount of loisure time wo have been required to use in Culhbcrt tbo past five or six years. To get in a larger field, where our talents anil skill as n printer and publisher could bo moro completely and wo hopo prof itably employed, is tho enure of our closing tho Appeal. Wo liavo arranged with Dr. Stanford to furnish all of our sub scribers, who had paid for tho Ap peal in advance, and whoso sub scriptions have not expired, with the Eutorpriso for tho full timo paid for, which wo hopo will provn satisfactory. Wo will speak not of our efforts behalf of Cuthbert and her every enterprise for nearly eigh teen years, for they arc of record, as tbo columns of tho Appeal havo over reflected our views upon all issues. That wo havo erred in judgment, at times, is hut human. God grant (but tho press of Culh« hert for tho next eighteen years may as truly and sincerely labor for tho good of Culhbcrt us the Appeal has tried to do. During our rcsidenco in this pleasant town many tender ties fcavo entwined thomwlvcs around our hoart (hat will bo hard to sev- indeed, and often in our moun tain home, in fuluro years, wo shall lovo to think and talk about tho good people of Cuthbcrt. To tho press of Georgia and Alubama we return thanks for tho many courtesies of tho past, and hopo still to oontiuuo to peruso their sparkling columns beneath tho shades of old Lookout Alow that the Appeal closes for ever, wo bid our many fiiende and patrons, one aud all, a fins! adieu, invoking heaven's blessings upon you all, J. P. Sawtkll, Wards Department B. F. BRIMBEBRY, - Editor. lo dull, v/tj dull, midsunt' er season is uptfn tis and wo are quietly setting In the shade, bands folded except wb#o using a fan to drive away the gnats and (lies, thinking and dreaming of the good time ahead, when the barns will be full, the atcck fat and aleek and our pockets full of silver dollars from the,sale of the snowy cotton which now promises such an abun Allispesos and so renity except an occasional riflle upon tbo bosom of the sea, caused by some political tipple—by some ouu wanting au office or making an excuse for some friend that fleets one. Wo are growing sever al candidates arouud Ward just now for Ucpreseutali ves. We have just learned of a now one who has cutored the field and who will prove-a fast horse in the race, Dr. D. E. Bridgman is now spoken of arid ho will wake a most excellent member and will enter the raco with a lino rtord aud a strong hacking. We also buvo Senatorial timber which is being shaped up ready for the occasion. Wr.rd able to furnish all tho officers for the county and then have a few to ■pare to tome less fortunate com munities, and if any one doubts this lot them attend our grand barbecue to-day aud we will con* viucc thorn that wo havo a hcoi or more of the most patriotic and self sacrificing citizens to he found anywhere—ready at any moment to leave home, farm nnd friends to servo their fellow cilizins in the next Legislature. Such examples of noble, selLsiicrilice for ones country are only tqii ilc 1 by Ho und Grecian putriols, and our country and her great intercuts u safe while blessed with so an«l «o patriotic cil'Zonship. — Mr, John FuIiuh, ohm of our most respected nud honored cili* , died on Sunday night last aud buried at New Prospect church on Tuesday morning, ltev, P. S. Twitty preaching his funeral ser mon to a large mid serious crowd of bis neighbors nnd friends. The deceased bad lived to u ripe old ngr; bad been for many years n consistent and promiuct member of tho Methodist church. He leaves an aged wife and several children nnd grand-children to mourn his death. Onr syinpa- tbiis run out to them iu tl>c!r af fliction. For Rent. f. :' ’• Tire rooms occupied bv tbo Ap- . posit for put two years, In tiro Dix •on brick building, can bo rcotod * until Jib. 1,188S, ot reasonable j.wtoo by applying ot onco to olid* J. F. SiWTXLU It would bo well for the clerks M Washington nut to respond : loo liberally to the appeals of the “ Republican committee for cam paign toads. They ought to save • ofi enough money to pay their rail - trOad tare home next March. m Thousands of people will bear with regrot that liquor is no longer , T «pwfdcKd an infallible cure f»r .;!#e H**0. It is yet coe>ia.rtiI , J| PfOtty good remedy for or pro- pjMgdaBro of fish bites, however; so fish«npen can conUout to cany along their usual supply. >bsa&Urs.UM died near Coving, boon one day last week, sgod 24 rwjfears, who wts tbo mother of twelrtoblMrett; many portions of fit. Landry * pirMi, Louisians, no rein has fall en for six weeks, apd the corn 'erupt are reported as burning up. Quituiau Free 1’reas: Late re turns received by Mr. Isaac Jordan fur one car load of Kolb Gem mol. ons shipped to Boston, and which netted him $3ol, are creating great excitement among our melon men Mr. Jordan has three other car loads in Baiton, and Chamberlino telegraphs him that they are toll' ing at thirty-five ceuts. After all, it may be the Kolb Gem which is to lift us from tho slough of despair aud place our feet upon rock. Un less we can havo fair rate* and square denliug wo shall advise tbe growers of ibis section to plant no more melous. But if wo do get reasonable rates there Jfan be bo doubt that the Kolb 1 Gem is nil right. Tbe following Is from tho Fort Gaines Tribune: “ We know of a farmer near hero who Ins sold to one of our merchants his entire growing crop of cotton, to be de livered her* in tbe fall, at teu cents per pound. The opinion is preva lent that the staple will open at good price#, but upon what it is based we know not,’* The New York press it divided as follows: For Cleveland—Tho Herald, Times, Journal of Com merce, World, Staats-X-Mtunp, Ev ening Pott, Graphic, Morning Journal, Troth, Telegram, Did, Newt, Couries des Etsts Unis, Puck, Harper’s Weekly, Life and tbe Independent. For Bltfce-« T^is Tribune, tbe Cumtncrsial Ad vertiser, tbe Judge, Mail and Ex press and Iritb World. —Mr. W. Cox shipped this week iho first nnd wo itipposo only car of melons which will lenve our ■lation this soasoii. They were very Hue ones and wero scut to Ciucinuiti. Tbe demand is re ported good and tho market scarce and we (rust our enterprising friend will got a good price for his melons. Tbo protracted meeting which was carried on 1 mt week at ltelio- botb Bautin* -•••»—«• Thw. .Muse and McLendon closed on Suuday night last. Tbo results of the meeting was 12 additious to the church to whom baptism was administered ou Sunday morning last. The church has been great' ly revived and wo trust much good done. Wo notice that nil the now members were young men aud Indus—few, very few, who roach 30 years old aro ever clung ed iu life. —We regret to see aud hear that there is a growing sentiment entertained in some coses by good citizens and moo whose interest and patriotism wo canuot doubt, to repeal our prohibition laws and restore the reign of whiskey with its blighting, blasting and ruinous effects. If those wbo favor such action will show us one good to result from such a traffic, one man or neighborhood to be beuefitted by such legislation we wilt join thorn. But we know no good can oomo to any one or any section by tbe selling of liquors, but only an iberesso of ctimo and pauperism, of wsnt and wretchedness, degree daticn and shave, ignorance and vice. There aro tbe results and these onlv, of a licensed liquor traffic, while peace, sobriety, order sod progress obsractoriss probibi lion or no license law. UNIVERSITY GF GEORGIA. The 83d Annus! Commencement a Grand Success. —Robt, J. Hodges, of Lee co., Texas, a brother cf Mrs. B. F. Brirobcrrj, is on a visit to relatives aud friends in Georgia, after an absence of 19 ycats from his native Bute. He is delighted with Texas, t’>»nks it tbe grandest and' best of all our states. —Mrs Passmore, after a short visit to Atlanta, came back on Monday last. She will reopen her school soon with fine prospects of sn Ucrvtued patronage. She is a thorough and prsctioal teacher and the patrons of the Mullins school house are fortunate in scouring her services for another term. Special to tbe Appeal.] Never in tbe history of tho Uni versity has the labors of the Fac ulty been crowned with greater success than in tho present com mencement. All exercises so far have been unusually fine, which is a good evidence that tho Umrertl ty is training tbe youths of the land in tbe way they should g<x— These are the seutimpnts of the resident and visiting publir, and all seem highly pleued with the brilliant prospects. Every train bring large crowds of visitors and it is difficult to get board at the hotels, besides these many of our residences are filled with visitors, both male and female. Among soiiio of our most dUthg'iHhcd visitors we notice Gov. McDaniel, Bishops Beckwith and Pierce, Sen a tors Brown and Colquitt, Judge* Hall and Vason, Cols. Gresham, McIntyre, Grady, Felton and Black. Besides these there are numberless others but our limited space forbids notice. Tbe fun began ou Monday the 7ih inst., by the convention of the Sigina Alpha Epiifoii Fraternity, which bus chapters of ils order in most all of our Southern colleges. There being present about 40 inein hers of tho brotherhood and 18 chapters of tho order being rep sented. All their mectingi wore held in secrecy, but tbo roddent members speak of it us u grand KUCCOBS. On Tuesday night at tho resi dence of Chancellor Moll, the Beta Chup'er, located at this Uuiversi- ly, tendered their visiting and aluinni members a banquet, and ou Wednesday night a reception given them at Dupree Opera Homo by the same chapter. Both highly eujoyc 1 by nil present and Were cmij.lOu in .rmiiur. incuts, which speaks well for the hapter here, for their most cour teous treatment. On Friday night came Prof. White's complimentary reception to the Senior class. Here could be tho belle amt beaux of all our larger cities and many smaller ones, aud coal times which would plcare of the most fastidious. Most of the guests delighted them* Ives in dancing, while others en joyed themselves u« spectators and by promenades. This was kept up until u bite hour, when all having tcudired their grateful thanks to the most learned ProftssOr and hit highly accomplished wi'i, hade them gooil evening and dispersed lo their places of abode, knowing that tho evening Ind, n» usual on such occasions, been pleasantly spent. This brings us to Saturday which commences tho regular exercises of .the University. At. 10 A. M., the Board '»f trustee* met in their room when business pertaining to that body wad transacted. Wo aro glad to know k ’»*t a full board is present wM**l» •<•-**• %Uv rtw P ,n * icrest manifested. At 5 o'clock P. M., tbo Cltu* tre « exercises of tbo Senior doss ton. 1 * placo under tho old classic oak in front of tbo chapel. Alter Prayer by Mr. Binns, tuc chaplain of tbe class, Mr. Conyers, tut President, introduced as oiator Mr. T. J Uip ley, of Atlanta. Ho cnino forward in a pleasing manner and grand stylo delivered his oration. His ml vice to his classmates was splen didly arranged, and was loudly applauded in his effort. The bistu run, Mr. J. U. Moll, of Athens, was next introduced. He spoke of the career of each member of tho clast siuce hit entrance to the pres ent time, Mr. Ik A, Crawford, of Athens, next rcspoudtd as class Prophet, who told tho future of tho members of the elars aud if Ins sayings bo true tbe cireer of many will not bo ao bright as might be supposed. After these exercises were over tire elms in slngio file marched to their iroi and formed a circle ar* un 1 i. Alter smoking the pipe nf peace nnd singing an origin >1 ««>Ng, ilueo thccts were given for tho clas ot “Eighty- four,” and the crowd went ou their way rejoicing. At 8} o'clock the Annual Cham pion Debate between tbe Demos- thenian and Phi Kappa Literary Societies took place in tho chapel, Hon. J. 0. C. Black, of Augusta, acted as Judge on the question re solved 'That tbe choice of tbe President by a popular vote is preferable to an election by the electoral college.” The Demos- thenians appeared on tbo affirma tive with the follow ug representa tives: Mr. J. B. Williams, Ella- vllle, Ga, Mr. P. V. Pollock, Pome, Ga., Mr. K. F. Hinton, Ma con, Ga. Although their side was an unconstitutional one they advo cated their claims admirably, so much so that four-fifth* of the au dience present thought that they would win. On the negative side tbe Phi Kappas responded in the fallow- iug order; Mr. J. itbudes Browne, Columbus, Mr. P. 3. W ill cox- son, Newman, Ga , B. 11. Johnson, Mi sisiipj i. After the debate was concluded tbe President in a short talk decided in favor of tbe nega tive. It was generally conceded by ail present aud who had wit nessed many such debate* before that for the thoroughness of dis cussion and that for the finely de ilverance of speeches, it was supe rior to any, for a number of years. This brings us to Sunday morn ing, when the commencement tttT-* mou was to be preaelad by that eminent and ablo divine, Bishop J. \V. Beckwith. Ife lock for bis text the 26th chapter and 8th verse of the AcU: "Why should it be thought a thing incredible with you, tbit God should rai.o the dead.” This was one of the fined sermons that u has bien the pleas ure of the writer lo ever iisU u to. ft shewed that the author was well versed in the literary arts, and that it had been studied thorough ly. Iu the conclusion of his ser mon bis advico to tbe Senior Class was very touching, and aiiould be kept by tbcm as a guiding star. Muii'day was the day appointed for the Annual Literary Address At 10! o’clock the under-graduate members accompanied by tltir aluinni and honorary ones fih*i from their halls and wero met by tho orator of the day, Col. P. W. Smith, of Newnau, Ga., in com pany with Chancellor Moll, march ed into the chapel, when prayer was offered and music given. Col- Smith was introduced who deliv ered a fine speech the jist of which was “Stand bv the original Con stitution.” Ho treated bb sub ject ably aud ii an orator of rule and superior iateJhetual gift*. This conclu led tin- morning exer cise*, and nt 4$ o'clock the Sopho mores weie to appear in suitable ■elections. These are cuosun one- half from «ach L Unry Society• and on dt-cl.imuiou rifely. As rcpresen'.it vt-4 of l!.o Don q* he niau SoeU'iy hu/e uj p -ared in regularord«r M'S r.4. W L. C av, Savann'th, S M D.rd I, Ai t»«-ta, M. A. Tupie, fcav.iu.itth, J. C. ri.'l- nian, Macon, E. T. \\ hatley, New- nun, J. Winfield, Eatontou and \V. E. Wooten, Leary. From tli Phi Kappa there appeared Mesan J. Ubodes Brown, Colirobis, «. W. Carter, Savannah, J. W. Fail Atlanti, J. W. Grunt, Atlanta, F. D. High, M.'dison, .1 S. Mc3: inurrav,Waynesboro, J, M. S'atoii Atlanta and (i. N. WiLon, Green county. Mr. McEtmurrav, of the Phi Kappa and Mr. Wooten of the De.no-the ilia a Society Were let and 2nd meda’i*:* res petti i Senator Brown nnd others I aid, “ that it i* tho best exhibition s tt.u .*v»|»h class that they I ver witnessed,” and to Frol. Mor is. “Professor cf Belles L tiers” s due r.'i the praise, for bo Ins labored so diligently for their ad untuge, and righ'ly ho lias been ompliinouied by many f»r such. I'lio A I'mine meuibers l ist evt nmg of tho Cui Bhi Fratorniiy weie ten th.) Kta chap ter of that, worthy frat rnity, at the reiideuco of Col. Ii N. Tay'or Princo Avenue. All who were vent vpent a most delightful ic, winch showed that the hoy* of the Eta chapter, which is Incut- ,1 at thi* University, knew bo* SPRING VALE TIMES. IKE BAILEY, O. B., Editor. —A mjstdtc mistake attributable to our self wat-ln the last Issue of this paper in tbo call of the chairman of the Centcnaial committee to meet Wednesday, the 3Lt of July. We correct—saying Wednesday the 30th of July. —Prof. J. G. Dean, of Ward, Ga, was in our town this week, lie ikeini the bloom of content- meat and satisfaction—looks the way* of pleasantness which be finds in the association of friends. He enjoys a kind of a dual vacation — rest from tbo school room a* teach er and os student from tbo medical college. May he find love and friendship along tbe road of life. —.Mias Cora Smith of Moutt zu* ma is now in our village. Should she remain long wc fear tb.it one of nature's nobcliuen will emigrate to the Montezuma*. —Our little village i* as calm nnd sirene as a city hr tbe sea in the golden days of autumn, occasional excursion of pleasure seekers, to picuici, celebrations and barbecues affords the greater part of tho gala tini('«. New Advertisements. New Crop Turnip Seeds, From D. Landreth & Son’s. all royally. ng G.d. N. IC. .1 Ad h heft. lie * tbe Si .Mk a* hi of A!i In hi. tj.it ul h »pi>\ sty i c completely 11 !>'• of deli' idly up- Jin iors sof their nud thilur PI«D .-u.it ertug it, !i his au !icm pluudcil fi'i Tuesday appeared us roprescutatn elu**. Tims j ■peaker* a ou composition, declamation and class stand jut/. ThU « «i»t«n% utrt extiibitiou and many congratu lations were extended to them. Tuesday night was tho Junior Class hop, complimentary to the £*nior Class, which was highly en joyed. Wcdncsu^v morning was com- nnmeeroent day, where 22 Senior* received their dip.'otnas, honois conferred and 7 Seniors respomled us representatives of their ciu.** «n scholarship. Wednesday nigh* was tho Senior hop amt was <q ca of in highest terms by all p ent. Tho inter collegiate debate between Mercer college and lb. Uuivers ty was nostponed until Wednesday 3 weeks ou account of not being able to get a judg< the occasion. The reception of Chancellor Mell wa* tho finest over witnessed, and ■peaks highly for the Chancellor. Was glad’to know that Rev. ^Ir. Cooper, who came u:> in the inter est of the branch collego, succeed ed in obtaining tbe $500 appro priation back. Ho labored dili gently for U, and by tbe way, he is one of the strongest advocate* of yoorf education in our section, ami hope that all hU labor* for such may bo crownod with success. John Gunn, tbfp old renowned, an l Mbs Gertrude his charming and luoMt accomplished sister, are spending the commencement here at the residence of Chancellor Mell. This cud* one of the grandest commencement* of tha University in a number of year?, aud a large crowd iu attendance and a more delighted one never was prescut on such an occasiou. U. L. M. Ham Imp, Cabbage. Winter ii .Hid Amber Glubt. For sale at T. 3 1*« Druggist, B.okscller i SoutL-Wost Georgia AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Cuthbert, Ga. (Blanch of the University of Ga.) IIEN'J. T. IIBNTEK, A.M., Presid't. Corps of Teachers full. rnilK Kail JL Man In r KuMra' llulting. Ali.ibom Al NiMr* Step Laddere, Harness, Harness. V KW i -. «<■■ !»• 4,-t panic Call belore YoU t-iiy, on For Five Years 0> FARMS At Lowest Rates YET OFFERED. • 1 JCSTApplicinti receive prompt relume. REDD & SHEPHERD, Columbus, Ok. For Quitmnn couuly, apply to WM. A. JORDAN, or J.T. FLEWELLEN, For Rimlolph county, epply to j.C :im J. T. FLEWELLEN. JAKE STERN, Under Long’s Hotel, Dealer in FINE KENTUCKY WHISKIES, Imported Brandies and Wines. TOBACCO and CIGARS L'oiuiuutlr on bum 1 tho foliotiiitx Hue brnixls ot Whiskies x W. H. McURAYER. J. W’. HANT S NVlson County, T. P. RIPLEY, T. J. MONARCH. Imported ai Key West Cigars. Heors. Oalv Vir*t<l**e aud Fan Liquor* hum •Heil. I Jo h legllinwte. rqitaic out l.u.i id-mi, irn/l Neither ndulternle a<»r water auy- liivc you lull BMiialuciiou, do uotindc wiih JAKE STERN, maj3Wj.nl IP.r.Lula. AT.,. LORILLARD’S Maccoijov Sxitff. CAUTION TO CONSUMERS- Aa mmijr Inferior Imitailons hove up,,ear- e.l Hj».n iho market iu p.tcka«cii «•!..« ly He Sure You Olalu the (acnuiuc. Lorillard's Climax /led Tin* Toy Plug Tobacco. Abe Finest Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco Made. ho Genui.1* Ntways hear* a Red Ti.wTaif llmaic of I in if.'if ion. JORDAN S JOYOUS JULEP The gic it Neuralgia Cure and trncdv for Headache. Hardware and Groceries. J^S V llll NO iu cur lii.0, will ( «lve .,.e BOid, (it Better for hi# Ooo,U » ALLISON SIMPSON. New Remedies. Oar Own Kidney and Liver Cure, r l lupcrior to Waincr** and Will core alt kidaey and liver compitioU. Price, only $1.00 pet buttle, St J. P. TOOMBS & BRO’S. Onr Own Creek Indian Remedy. be tbe best Blood ui good or better h cheaper. Pnco . >.«t J. P. TOOMBS & BRO’S. Our Own Iron Tonic Bitters r > twic* m large. Is goarnnteed to bo m rooJ, ii a fin* Tonic, and only «oat $1.00 p*r botile nt J. P. TOOM BS & BRO’S. Just Receivtu A now supply of Biblei 9 American Bl- Which we will sell at ask. Wc iireaaenu fc bte Society, aud Wc eell them J.P. TOOMBS &BHO. MSPl trill state to Physicians and to the public generally, that 1 can be found at all hours of night, in my room in rear of Drug Store, prepared to Jill pres scriptions or dispense other Midi* dues needed after dark. H. E. TOOMBS, Jr. HEADQUARTERS Hardware and Groceries^ At ALLISON & SIMPSON’S. DR. HOLT’S Dyspeptic Elixir! rjVUE only known remedy that will cure Dyspepsia or Indigestion. For wtto at T. S. POWELLS, DrtiiJKUt and Uookeellrr n Important lo Both ba ilies and Gentlemen. Two Now Books just published giving an exhaustive treatise on Medical Electricity, Galvanism and Magnetism, together with their self application on the treatment and cure of Weaknesses incident to Men and Women. Both works are illustrated. On* it entitled “THULE TYPES OF MEN,” For GcntlemcuOnly:other “Al AID, WIFE, MOTHER,* Fur Ladies Only. Published only Ly tbe; America* Galvanic Co., Ad-j dre»t as above, s^ent Free. American Galvanic Co., 1103 Chestnut 2»t n fiiu Philadelphia, Pa. j ANDREW Female College, c urn incur, ga. Opens ll* lie** animal t«sion September 17 9 1SS1, • of Ike finl Cut I reel for jroitntf lad lei in the Count* of .tu.lv «"|U .1 t » anj in the Stale. Facatty toaipoM.il ol tlwr imehiv trained l,M ' 1 ladic*.- i.7.V* ,rl " . * v - Iinfill (*li m .ic unit home comforu a,. c **|* dcrirni. Oar work U thorough * u “ ' t,ie department*. the regular ColleK* cooiae WP Uav* well organized dep a rta.*uU In uuu, Krv-iwh. Vovat nnd InitrumeutalMtuic and Art. No cxira ihaigv* lor luttrUL-tioii in Calt»th*uicft, C‘ta»* Siugiug uml Pentnau- Rer. HOn.UW W. KEY, X. V. Now Mackerel anil White Fisli ALLISON Jt SIMfSQNS. FOR SALE. Eufauia Brick, At $9 00 per Thousand. By ALLISON * SIMPSON. W. G. & T. M. ALLEN, KUKAULA, ALABAMA , nithan-tWii Bread Street, over (I.hIwIii Brna More. Matiafartion KM ..a„tr*.l. V-ur patiotiHg* ••>Ucit«J. oct»)3m Snuff! Snuff!! liorlllard’s. N EW LOT just received. Special iu- du.ca.enu tv the trade, at ALUSON A SIMPSON. On Hand. Apple Vinegar, j White Wine Vinogar, ^ Grape Vinegar, J. P. Toombs &. Bno. Oils*! Oil*! W E all SciaJj of Luhricatitig Oil* f»r St com Ei'gltiM, Cottou Uini, -* Cheap, Mcd.utn aud Be*L Our To e< eulon OU \* tbe clieapctt aud t>c»t ever »otd iu tliu market. J. i*. TOOMBS Ac tlUO- Pare ltock Candy Syrnp, Fur sale at POWELL'S Drug Store. Lemon Elixir. A clraetnl Lemon Drink. Regulate* the Liver and B.»we!<. Au clenot MhMitot* {ar all Cathartic Pill*. Care* all iiraas ot tb« Uver, Coaatipaiiou, Bad Ireath. Soar Stomarb, tndirestion. Try a buttle aud be convinced of U* net Sweeps, The bc»l Stnuk in 8. W. 3*., at ALUSON & SIMPSON'S. Plow Stocks at $1 50, It ALLL-ON dc SIMPSON’S. Ci«:aPN, Best line ever offered in thu tuaikel, al A^LI-.oN & SIMPSON S. Gill Edge and Apple Bntter, t ALu..' i0 ^' * SIMPSON S. Corn, and Fresh Water* Ground Meal, O N baud at all lime*, at ALLISON A SIMP Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, O F al! grade*, »t ALLISON Jk SIMPSON’S. LONG’S HOTEL, Corner Broad and Eu attl Street*. The Most Cffntrul and Pie* gant.lg Furnished I/utcl in A’ti- faula. XV* intend to treat onr Mend* *o th*y will adveitise a*. U.T.LUNO, Late of St. Julieu. Parlor Matches, It) ct*. fur dozen Boxc*, •'1 dozen Boxes for 25 cta^ At ALLISON & SIMPSON'S The Nobbiest Lot of Station ery, Visiting Cards, Bor. Paper 1 Memorandum Books, etc., can be found at the rnliitble Drag Store of J. P. Toombs <0 Bro. Death to Chills. T OOMB’S Chill anti Fever Pill wilt rm. ph.iii.nllr cnr« you «,r Chills and r* will save you a doctor's * $1 25 per box. J. P. TOOMBS A IIIIO. THE LITERARY CLUB, H AS dsride.1 to bur all the Prut-* olfH ^d to ite no iiilscr*, who « most pro ffeient ii. rt-itdinir, etc . al J V. TVOUlk A BIIO.’S, betanre ev*rythinir in the wa; Have Just Heeeivcd A new • apply of Moffett's Tethina Powders^ J. r. Tuojdis * imo. Wheat Bran, At Ai.uso.v St Simpson's. Black and Green Teas, THE A NECTAU, Thermal and C»I*uij*i.’» Mutnrd*. uuu rnre S{8r*s—w^*rsutcd. For *a!r at tow price a At Velvet Plotoppl Frames. Foal received, Card and Imperial *»*«*, t low pi ice*. T. 8. POWELL, Drotfgbt and Stationer. Plows Plows. by lit* ALLISON* SIMPSON. New Sample Books of Wall Papers Ai T. *. POWELL'S, D uggiu and Bookseller. Just Received. of Holt*» Dyspeptic L arge Elixir, great Blood Puri The Celebrated Wizard Oil Sold nt J. P. TOOMBS A BRO.’S. >*VJ] Sponges,* a, Drngtrist and Bookseltefl Have Received. L OVELL’S Library, 10, 15 aud BOcts |**r Volume. Scrap Book*. Bcrap Book Picture*. At T. ft. POWELL’S, Druggist and Bookseller. HAnDWAIU3 Of every descilpuon, ■t ALUSON A SIMPSON’S: Laundry and Toilet Soaps. 1 BOX-TON and IIqjmI Class STARCiL. Laundry Blaeiug. at low trie**, at ^ T. 8. POWELL* ¥= Drag Store. t Elixir, and S S. 8.—the J. P. TOOMBS A BRO. Chicken Hite Exterminator. WARRANTED. POWELL'S Drag Store. Mexican Hammocks, Fur sale at POWELL’S Drug Store. Attention Sportsmen. -CMSUIXU Tackl*. s!i ViD-b, >t J: ALLiaox t alMvsoNs. Sweet Gam and Mnllin For Coughs and Colds. Lemon lilixir, A 8uL*titate for Pili^ Cast or _Qlf.j>t<._ Pig Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Sugar-Gored Bellies, VmssU by ALLISON A SIMPSON. Fine Chewing Tobaccos. W. U. Stulls' A AAA, Standard AAA A, |I BQWEIsL'S JJrugSiw