North Georgia citizen. (Dalton, Ga.) 1868-1924, October 06, 1870, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMl *nr t»io nrnilh. lifltx-nljtyMd climate; wlienl Irani IN" illi-i of October (or i» tlio i.. HcMiubcr? Tim early wo consider best. If too fonvnrd ii lh' -priue, urux i off wlUi Sleep, mIocU Ini; Union when tlio ground Is noL no will. !' U porluipt mioooi wary lonild, Uml it h iwir«* to sow whom on poor ground— llm hitler must cither bo nmurnlly rich, m inivlr. so by nmmiro. '■ oalxnnny Btlll bo sown, but ns nl- tvaily urged in previous mnnbers, this orop slumhl bo put In early in September, llyoal-o may still bo sown. As -.'i in as llm vines am well touched by if* 1 s'veet potntoex should bo dug. Some l’orsnu- contend that they may be put up Mol, M ilhmll dancer of rotting! our expo- linin' hnlccldedly In «tfnr orputtlng thorn away perfectly dry. Tlio ohl-lasbioned bill i nii.l.' with plncstrawand corn-stalks, willi a plenty of dirt put on, Is tlio most succeed ill plan of keeping thorn through, tlio winter wo linvo over tried. If a good ditch is made around tlio base, and the hill in Inillt up sharply conical, tint too flat, plenty or dirt thrown on, and tlio eurrnco made smooth and rogtilnr, tlio iwtatoes will km p well without tiny sliojlcrovor Uio llllls I’aint the insldo of corn cribs with coal bar, to keep out ivovll. It would bo well, moreover, to clean out tlio corn crib thor- oiichly, and fumigate it well with burning sulphur, before putting in tlio now corn.— Those, precautions, together with storing tho corn away in tlio shuck, will dlintbtsll tlio ravagos of these Insects very much. Ab opportunity offers keep tho turn plows busy turning over rested or stubble land—ploughing in tho fall, before tho ground becomes soggodwlth winter rains, Is vastly preferable to winter ploughing. Must In Wlicnt—Deep Ploughing. •A writer In a Southern agricultural Journal, nftcr noticing that upon garden walks and turn-furrows In tho fields tlio grass had tho rust, and that where tho ground was mellow tho growth was largo and luxuriant, expresses the belief that tho remoto causo of rust could bo traced to an Impoverished, shallow and tmpor- fectly prepared soli. Thus, after having tho govmhmtlon of tho wheat In such soil, ltwasunablolosend Its roots down through tho hard nnd unbroken soil, nml was there fore compelled to send out its roots hear tho stirfaco. The result of which Is, dur ing wot seasons tho soil is pulverized so Bhntloiv that It Is utmblo to absorb tboso surplus rains, nnd giro off tlio accumula ted moisture in dry weather. A Blmlloiv soil will become doluged by gslnglo shower, because the lmrd subsoil will not allow it to pass downward. And again, in tho drought of midsumnior, a thin stratum Is mndo dry and purchcdlna week, wblloono of grenter depth isscarco- . ]y ndbeted; and lastly, tlio result of tlicso two opposite extremes upon tlio roots of wheat tins tho effect of dcblllallng them, and renders them less able to furnish tho plant with that amount of nourishment nnd molsturo that it-so much needs during the drought, and which is so necessary for the perfect development auil maturing of tho seed, thereby producing starvation of tho plant, which is called rust. Now, if there is any truth in the theory of gust being nn Ihdirect result of dry soil, tlio remedv against the evil is within the renob of all; that is, undevdraining, deep ploughing nmVlecding heavily with green or long Manures, Avould it not bo well for farmers to give • their wheat field a lit tle attention with tills suggested causo of rust in mind? I.lqulil Blnnuro Tnnhs. Tliore Is no ono thing connoctcd with garden or lawn Hint pays so well for tho lilllo labor nml cost ns a conveniently ar ranged liquid ihnmire tank, Into whichnll tho elmmber lye nnd soap ends of the house may ho readily conducted. It is merely to sink a tight lmrrol or lngcr ensk in tlio earth, and by a pipe laid,eighteen inches doop in tlio ground, connect it witii.a iviro- sereoned.draiu receiver nt tho liouso, tak ing care Hint there' shnll ho saillulcnt fall to have tho water rim rapidly nnd free.— It only requires a trlal’of ono season to • convince any observing mind or tho profit-' nblo value (o ho derived from distributing tlio liquid from tlmo to time on strawber ry, asparagus and llowcr beds or grass plots.—JRitmr New-Yorker. A Hulistfttlto for Jin (Hire -It Is assumed by. many farmers that if land is ploughed n« soon ns a crop of grain is takon off! again nftcr a lapso of six weeks, nnd a third tlmo just before the sotting in of iv\litcr—going a little doopor each time—a benefit to succeeding orops will bo derived equal to a coating of bnru- ynrd manure. T|iore can bo no question tlmt frequent ploughing enhances tho fer tility of the soil, ns this is proved in corn fields overv season. Tho more frequently tho ground is stirred, if done in a way not to injure tho roots, tho more rapid will ho tho growth and more abundant tho yield. This renders what Is in tho soil more ens- ily appropriated wlillo drawing from tho atmosphere supplies of nutriment which In nn fnort state It could not extract. It Is true that frequent ploughhigs mvolvo expense, Bodoesnnnpplicntlonof manure— an article In many places hard to bo got and very oxponstvo when obtained. The more flnelyadhcalyo soils are o&mmlmitoc tlio more readily will thoy appropriate am impart to tho plants tho nutrimont sup plied to them, whether it bo drawn from the atmosphere or front tlio manure heap. TIi'ib being tho cobo, the policy of frequent ploughlngs as a preparation for crops would soeni to bo vindicated—tho grain being certain to bo largely iu excess of tho cost of tlio operation. 'usci:m.axi:oi:» Miners., !GP3FtV LOYEMANS Dry Goods, GLO THMGr, BOOT AND SHOE STORE ! kiiougoom; * «:o.’M oor.iiltN. Sickness, Fain and Death L©glttmntoly roault ns pom of nut unit laws, from which tfoiio escape. Tho fadod chock, tlio nnlu nml won funtnros, tho Gull eye, tho clouded Intellect, tho deep heaving sigh, the feeble and cnmolntod frame, the dejected brow, tho tottering gait, ull. hull, enleiirovlou* transgression or law. Knowing tlmt “procrastination 1* tho thiof or tlmo,” oil Intelligent being* apply for Home remedy ns sooiinsolroumstunoo* permit t wlillo those who tin not not upon tho prliiniplo Hint “delnys nro dangerous,” ge.nevully Huger, lose tuOru tlmo nml pny more money, Thousiuids of mot hors nnd daughter*. In all S tations and condition* of life, are suffering, luuerinuiind dying from tho effects of some readed uml dDead nil, AS WK CONFINE OVR8KLVE8 EXCLUft- ivoly to tlio above montlonort lino of QOOpS, it enables us to offer the CIIKAPKST and most SELECT stock in tho city. Dalton, Georgia, May ft, 1870-lyi qii-hi ou^siT • Morrison & Mills, No. ISO Blnrkot Sir,, Clmltnnooffti, Tciuicshco, A gouts for tho sale of Wemt Virginia, Kerosono, Carbon LUBBICATINO OILS. «9*Th6 trndo supplied at lowest \vholcsulo price*. •tfrOrdors solicited and proniptlyforwnrdctb July 28,1R70-31H. TTOXHIK «& DoPUE, No, ibo, day Str., • Knoxville, * TennesbOb, Donlers In STOVES, Marbkized Mantles; Fenders Mid Grates, 1*UMP8, VOH ClSTEUWS ANT) Wsr.LS, IRON and GALVANIZED PIPE, CA8TINQS^ AND gOLLOWAVAHE, mil Wnre, «Tnpnn Wove, &o. Wo Imvojusl completed a now building, nnd •1th our increased facilit ies, are now prepared to offer thoeltlsens of Northern Georgia Stove* nr all kinds at price* to *nit tho tlmo*. Our *tock of Stove* nro nil new and wnrruntod to glvo satisfaction. All Stove* delivered In do- pou nt Knoxville froo of Urayuge. Send for pricelist. Terms cash. March 3l-flm. Rotoroiico: .1. T. Whitman, Editor Citizen, nnd R. 8, Hushton, Dalton, Gn. Save tlio Per tilleers. Much matter of a fertilizing elmmctc. ‘ is suflbred to go to waste on forms for tho lack of a little care in gathering, preserv ing and applying it to tho sol). Boing distributed in small particles at various points, it is rognrdcd us of little conse- quoncc, but If brought together It soon assumes an importance which thoseparato parts foiled to Indicate. If tho parcels of inanuro ono frcquontlr sees about shods, lioff pens, hen roosts, door yards, and tho like, were carefully gathered and applied to tho form and tho gardeu. the products of each would ho materially increased while tho cost of tho gathering and appl cation would bo fully repaid by tho super - or health fulness resulting from their re moval. When this refuse matter is not in a proper slate for immediate use it should bo gathered in heaps for fermentation— tho masses being augmented from tlmo to tlmo, na material accumulates till tho S reparation of tho wheat ground shall call >r its application. 8avo all, should bo tho ruling idea with tho former.—Rural Ncto Yorker. id breadth of our land. Many fornalc* suffer in somo, way nt each ion tidy period} gomo girls are ip groat peril ‘.tlio commencement, of mon*trilntlpn, wlillo jtor one* dread it* dcclo at the ‘‘turn of life.” Sometimes the menstrual flow in too inncli« or oollttle.or tnay bo at tend od with pain; nmy * irregular or entirely oltoccked, or changed appearance, attended With other distressing symptom*. Loucorrlmm, or tho ‘‘Whites,” fre quently drain* tho system. or ulceration of tho womb nlay create pain and causo rapid pro* tra iling of tlio womb i* an oxeoedinglycom. mon complaint, glvhigmuuli trnublo ami dis tress, winch, under ordinary treatment, is dtf- llctdtto cure. ^IIy*torlo8, Hrocn SloknoSB, Irritability of tbo Womb, and other serlou* and fotal complaints follow tho fomalesox througlioutlife. -Livot thoro a mcdlourgentlomuu who ha* or qan Hove tho fair sexof.tho abovo tvouhlo*1 I box of l ho above trouble*. many. Is thoro no combination of remedial itpcnts tlias trill come tol\or recce 1 We answor, T^AST-TENNKSSKE Olltnn. IXoitHe! R. M. DpLIi A; CO., Importers nnd Dealers in CHINA, GLASS, QUBENSWARB, . Foreign Fancy Goods, etc, No. 88Gav 8th., KNOXVILLE, TENN ESS EE. To1)10*0who roqntro largo quniitltln* or ibo good* wo offer for sale, it Isdolraldatlint thoy Hlimild know tbh nlneo whoro they can get tho ist and host good*. To foil in want of lug in rid* lino, we beg Only to say tlmt ) tho only importer* South or ilalilmoro aako u Hpeolallty of China, 1 Uluas and QtieciiHwaro. Tho Bast Tonnossoo China House, AUfiinzvIlfs.'lidw nuikKiM tho Inraent liouso of Itaklrtn botwoon Uaitlmoro and N. Orloan*. Fail lea from tbo country .visiting Knoxville, OlCltor on busltioss or pleasure, will bo well re- wta| s , """" cs 1,1 lookl " B snlo in quantitiostosuitpurolmaorH. . *TAll lottovs of Inquiry promptly ahswetod. March 8l-12u\. JOHN 8. niBTINE,].. .(KDWIN f. MAY. ■DI8TI3JTE & MAY, HANUEAOTURBRS and njcALsna in ETJRN ITURE •No. lao Gav Strkkt, KNOXVILLE, ....... TENNESSEE, Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Suite, Hall 8ult*, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Hat ami Book Baok*, Wlmt-Nots, Sldoboards, Extension Tib ble*, Toa-Poy Tables', Wash-Stand*, Hoptoad*, Hook Caaos, FiUllug-Lonf Tables; Chairs of ov- ory description, Countor ami Desk Stools; all kinds of Muttrassosj, Provision Bafos, Chib dren’s Cavringo*; ^Tcckkr’b Patent Dkd io». MftVoUBl-Om. Jhst Hooelved A Splendid Assortment of Glass-Ware! Tim undersigned would rospoottully hvfom tbo people of Dalton and violnity tlint ho 1* now receiving nnd opening a lurge and Well selected stock of Grlnssi-'Wn.vo, Which ho will soil at vory low price*. Nice Sugar Bowl, Hotter Dl*h f Cream Pitoh. or nnd Spoon-holder, nil (Or gr. ' Plain or tlgurcd GOblot-s nt 15 Oonts nploec. : Tumbler* at 45 cent* a net. . Plain or figured Syrup I'ltoftonr at 25 to toots, apiece. Winn Glassc* at lOoontnaplooo. •Nloa Decanter*, Salta, fto„ &o. Tho Pclf-seuling H^ro Fruit Jar*, tho best hingof tho ago. Also, a now ^of Lamp* and Lamp goods, consisting in part or non-oxploalvo Umss l4unp,bvu8*lmnd Lnmn8, gin** Lamp* of ov ary description, with tlio latest and bent. lm« proved burner*; wull brnokot rotluotlng l.nmits, W* Coffuo Konstoi** and Estrolla Oil alwny* ~~ band. iAimp* ropnired and changed to burn any oil at vory low prices. H. H. HADDOCK. Dalton, Ga., 1870. We kereby rortlfj,’ tlmt wo luivo used tho u * ummr“ ■* *“ ‘ *' ** Fomnlo Complaint, BEAD! BEAD! BEAD! T ts* woll known to Doctors nnd tt> Ln- *, tlmt Womon afo deot to numerous dl*. cn«UN peotillur to 1110(1* :—nttoh as Suppression tbo Menses, White*, Infill Monthly ‘Pe. d*,‘ lUiemnati*m of lie Back nhd Womb, li*. regulur Menstruation, lloinorrhnge, or Exces- -*--n ‘‘Flow,” nnd Prolap. Uteri or Falling ot Womb. Those dlneascs haro seldom boon treat* 1 HiiooeNsfully. Tho profession bn* sought diligently fbr somo remedy that would unable them to treat these disease* with suocoas. ■ ‘ last, that romedy lm* been discovered by . of the most skilful physician* In tho Stato Georgia. That romedy is Bradfleld’s Female Regulator, ^ I Ms purql^Vo^nl ubl o^nn d ( I* put tip ln Atlan- l&bt ^mrlfy thq^jlood und strongthon tho i>*»lcm, rmtovo irritation of tho kidneys, and ;*a porfoot spoeiflO for all tho above dlfieasos t ns certain acuve ns quinine is ln Chills ana Fever*. For a history of dlseaso*, nml certificates of * wonderful cures, tho reader is roforrud to tho wrapper around tho hotllo. Every bottlo warranted to give satlsthctlou or monoy ro- fumlcd. T.aGhanoi:, GA., Mnroh S3,1670. HttAttyiKT.n A Co., Atlanta, Ga ! , • Dkar Sirs i I tako plonsuro ln stating that I have used Tor tho last twenty yearn tbo tnodl- cinoyou aro putting up, known as J5n. J.UitAD* rirui’s Fkmalk UnnuLATon, and consider it the best combination uvor gotten together for thodlMoase* for which it is rccommondcd. I have been lamtlmr wlth tlio proscription both uh apmcUtloiiov of medicine und in doiuestio )motley, and can honostly say that I eonsldor t. a boon In our wliolo land, who may bo suffer- ng females, and enn blit hono. tlint every lady in our whole land, who may bo suffering in any way peculiar to their sox, may bo ablo to pro- euro A bottle, Hull their sufferings may «pt only bo rullovud. but tlmt they may bo restored *“ boalth and strength. ucst regi Willi my klmiest regurds, I am, rcspootfully. W. IJ. FKRnMLL, M. D. We tbo undersigned Druggist*, take pleasure in coinmondlng to tbo trndo Dn. Hradpibld’s FrmAlk Hkoui.atou—helloving it to bo a good und reliable remedy for thodlseaso for which ’ L recommends It. * W4A.DAN8DUL, Atlanta, Ga. _ PEMBEHTON, WILSON, TAYLOTt, A CO., Atlanta, Georgia. REDWINE A FOX, Atlniita,* Georgia. •W. C. LAW8IIE. Atlanta, Georgia,. W. BOOT A SON, Marrletta, Georgia. rat. PBOPHITT’S 801 Celebrated Liver Medicine. English Female Bitters, Tho only acknowledged Ultovjno Tonlo and Fomalo Regulator known, will euro all thoso complaints uhovo mentioned in an incredibly short tlmo. Tbo Ritters , at nnco nronsos, cgthons and restores tho womb to its natur ... condition, removing obstructions,Relieving pain and regnlatlng the monthly poriod. Yon der stands a pale, fcoblo nnd languid glfl. Just bursting into womanhood; sho is tho pride ot nil, but bark i sho silently steal* a pickle, cats chalk, or a slato ponclj i no appetite tor food; sho turns with a dull eyo ana seeks solitude; her merry lutigh is no longer heard ringing through the air i sho mopes about with blood less lips and gums, with boadaobo, palpitation, cctitipatlon, swimming of. tho hoad, cold foot nnd hands; molnncholy;sholmsacontcdtongno offensive breath, and a host of otlior ovils wo munorous to mention. When noglootod All thoso symptoms become aggravated, there isslok stomach, lioartburr, adark line settles unflor the eyes, tho logs nnd ankles nro swollen, tho hair loses its gloss nnd lulls off, tlicro Ih brittleness nndspUttipgof tlio flrigor-nails, swollen nbdomon, oxtromo nerv ousness, frctfnlnoss, pains and aches, dry cough, Hysterical Kits, rapid prostration, epl- lopsy anu death 1 If you, or any otyour friends are thus nflliofcd, send at once for a Bottle of English Female Hittors and bo enrod. Its of- tbots aro mnglcai ln suoU complaints. no mother will — * J until strnctlon of t lio bonos. Parties taking thismedloino need not fear gotting wot, or any otlior roasonablo exposure, SYMPTOMS OF LIVER DISEASE: Hoailacho, Dull Fooling or tho Bluo*r. 8our Stomaoh, Sick bi Novvous Headache, Heart burn, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bad or Bitter Ta*to ln tbo Mouth, the skin ha* a thick, rough feeling, and is darker than usual, Costivonoss, Molnuoholy Foollngs,Cramps, Cold Foot, Colio. ysontory, oi Diarrhoea, Chills ami Fever, and lies. In fact, whoro tlio Liver is out of order, ire liable to - -* * - Death is at the Door, In all tbeso aomnlnthts tho system evidently Sliows a want.ot red-blood, nml Mr. Churchill, in bis work on Dlsoasos of Femalos, says ‘Bearing In rohld that tlio blood isrbmarkanlj deficient In rod oorpnsclcs, and. tho known prbportyofiron to correotthi* condition, thc- • jry suggests It us tlio most tojljo rolled on, tho best or whioli is- tho Oitrato,’. Citrnto of Iron enT — . Fel •lo tonics or r mong tho monn jy woods Or. Mississippi, l* found a certain a and .flint y root, wliUih has boon in secret by soino old midwlvos for many years, sosslngmngis power* In regulating and ro. •lng all femalos suffering with anyuffcotlon of tbo w.otdO/ This root wo have obtained, gavo it a fair tost in ofi'r pratioo and it Is now ono of tlio principle ingredients in tlicso Bitters, Othorppworful uterine and gonoral tonics also enter into its composition. Wo also add Lop- tnndra or Blnck root, sufllolont to uct upon tbo Ivor and keep tbo bowo)s open- Blooming Young Girls, Middle-aged matrons, tboso at tbo orltical rind, and the aged grandmother; are all cu by the use of our English Fomalo Bitters, r proscribed und used l>y physicians all over eoutr.f. If you avo troubled with Fallin g of tbo Worn!. attended.with a sonso of weight nnd hearing down pain in-tliq lmok and tdno. nnd other at* ..... fomalo Bitter* will glvo temlant ovils, entire relief. Tboso at tho “turn of life,” motliors after con flnemont, and all others (male or female) who are convalescent* from any protracted or di billtatingoomplalnf, who gain strength slowl; s *' - vis slow and imperfect, io vory thing tuelrsya demands, It glvo* a powerful appetlto, aids and assists digestion, arouses tho liver, strengthens mentally and physlcallp, and Alls tho whole system with pure .orimson blood coursing tlirouglt its channels, ii!tAi>rns:Li> a co/m c olumn. IRON AND HARDWARE, ^•ii^fotrgo lot Of Spy^licH iind Onwllow, Grain and Graso Blades, Mowing Snatlio, &o. All wjtnjdote. Tho public afe Ihvltod to cail nml cxuthlno goods and prices. All kinds or Cohniry Produce taken In pay- mont for goods. May li-ly. Bnici of Tuition : 1st Clase—Roading, Orthography. Eng lish Qrammaf and Primary Arithmetic, per mouth, *,m* #1 00 ^ every dispose that is not eon- l $rophitt*a Liver Medicine, if taken properly, will prevent nnd cure any disease resulting irotn a deranged liver, . .:»<]C.»M-n, g herEnxfia 11 B ra „oheaa„. 1 action. It ha* boon used for a great numbor.of years, rad 1ms given universal satisfaction. Thoro Is no brother or son claiming to bavq tbo original rcolpe. It Is put up iu both Pow- dr -*-* dor and Fluid form. Fairburn, Ga;, Sept. 4.1808. Dn. O.'SiPRorniTT: 8m: My wlfo 1ms boon an invalid for flfteon years, Dootors all agreed she luul-“Liver Dis ease.” In connootion with tliolr praottoo Sho used various and, noted romodie*, nono of "’blcli Soomod to do any good. Sometime ugo procurod a bottle of your “Liver Medicine,” f your agent hero, C. A; Harvey, which''boing given according to directions, lm* affooted - complete core, MJSSfclfesO*- ClIAULOTTB, N. C. Sent. 2-1, IW18. I liayo used Dr. O. 8. rropliitt’s Liver hledi- cJno ns a tonic, and found it to bo powerful and offlcncious. It is nxoollont for functional, de rangement of tbo Liver or constipation of tlic bowels fin mdat cases superseding tho noeosBi- .y offtiegalut A ,,, Pastor Tryon Bt. Choi'Sh. ' Marion County, Texas, Aug. 1.18WL Dn. 0.8. pRormTT! DkarSiu: I writoyon this to in form yon tlmt Ihavo boon troubled a groat deal wltpimligoir tloh,.but after using one bottlo of your Live Modlolno, I And great roliof. I cheerfully recommend it us a good Family Medieino, and fool confidant tlmt it 1b good lor anything fbr which it claims to bo an antidote. Dr. Prophitt’s Dysentery Cordial Is one of Tbo most vnluablo compounds now put up for Dlarrluoa, Dysentery, CnOhira Infan- tnm, or Cholera Morbus IV, MARRY...1.. .C, Tt'RXim..,.., .JOS. A, MARRY, JJADIIV, TUIINJ3U& Co., Successors to A. G, Jackson A Co„ N0,'44 GAY STRIBUT,,,,.. ICltOXVILLU, Tknn, . Doalors In Agricultural Imploinonts, ITlold nnd dtirtlon Heeds, plaster, Cement, salt a fertilizers, And genofol Agents for wenho Abb Buokcvn Rkapru and Mowr.n, Vio- Ton Canm Mill and Cook's E vxr ora von. **“Prbniptattention will bo given to eoh- slgnments of Oruln nnd COnntry Produce, uml liberal Cash advances mndo on same. Refer tb Taylor on same. . ,- v all8treot.N. York; Khi^uorin”d}^M{m)P®iogfe5: plus* Bank Knoxville, MUrolU8-14m. QHEROKEE ManutUcturing Company, ARE still making large quantities of FtmMTUllK of tbo best matorlal this country affords; and vory superior In . styio and workmnnsbip, wbloli tlicy offer to tbo public and tho goncral trade as low as oau bo atforded.' CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS A SPECIALITY. Blihdft, Boors, SiibIi nnd Job* Wor lc , ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE. Wp will pay cash or Purnltiiro for all tbo good logs, lumber or olmirtlmbor dollvorod at ur Works. j. W. WALKER, Supcrlnlomlont. . L. D. PALMER, Secretary* jUpo25-0mi . ii. t. rmi.Lirs.,. ,u, n. crkw. PHILLIPS & CREW, DookseUors, Statiohors. nml Music Dealers, Corner Starlet til and Pciiobtroo Street, ATLANTA, G A. Ol'Tmrgo additions will bo nmdo toobrstdek previous to tho • Stnto JTnlv. ' KvocylKKly la lnvItoHo cull nt Hint tlmo mid SOU US, . ' ASpAgcntH for Knabo and otlior Pianos. September shiri. OAI.IIOUN, GA. The nnderKlgnPflwill open a School at ibis pine* on MONDAY, JOLt 18, 1870. It Is tbo aim of the Principal to niako it a first eliiss School. • Board enn bo obtained in gooa families at |10 per month, lnoludiug washing, fuel, &c. Mathematics, pur month, 2 CO 3d Class—Ancient and Modern Lan guage* nml Iiighor Mathematics, 4 00 Na dodnctlpn mado oxcopt in case of pro- traded sickness. 49»Taitibn will boreqtilrod monthly, ' . - GKO. 8. FULTON; A. B. Calhoun, .Georgia,' June,30,1870-3m. DR. PROPUITT CoyiNQTON, Ga., Nov.'0.1807. Dysontory Cordial, nnd derived thorofrom iin- medlnto und pormunont relief. It gives mo pleasure to recommend this romedy to all who nmy bo ho attaoked, bolloving tlmL should the directions be followed, rolior would surely bo obtained. Truly, Ac., O.S. PORTER. Cusseta, Texas, 1809. DR. PROPniTT: Dear 8m r Your Live or Liver Coinpluintfi. and all <ll*cns- os ai\il indlopbsltlonstbatoriginutp from a diseasod state or inactivity of tbo Llv* such ns I Chronic and Acute Inflnmntlon of the Liver, Dyspepsia, • Sick Headache, Soreness of the Stoffmohoi Low ness of Spirits, Colio, Costive- no38. Fovcqv Ague, Bilious FovQP, Dropsy and qr. Dropsy i Jaundice. . ^3*Thls Mcdieino is purely Vegetablo,. and perfectly hannlee*; but its enicacy, I* too permanently established in all tho iSouthorn and Wostorn States to require further recommendation. 1 Tlio wiso will not fail to give it n fair tri- ^ . ul—that is all that !* asked. i |J ^nnmlrods of eortlfloatos from tbo * host mon in tho country attest tho value, i iT or our Mooioino. pittcb 91.00; 4&“8ontby mail on receipt otprioo, For snlo by nil Druggists. mWOBB * WAI.ItEn, * PuorniKTonB. West Pointy Ga. Juno 2^ 1870-Jy. SlillisP^ oYMiuI( Tlioi'nlon. 1M mraloannll jm* “t oflloA on or before tlio day in January next, and show cause If m v they linve, why letters or clUmlmlan slim X not bo granted to tho appllbanti nivcMi nn i i G EORGIA, Catoosa County,—a. T.iincknt^ uibcnurgL., V;Li 01 '" ”r ?J»miMitm at tho Jammrv WHITFIELD* T/RQR SALE OF ' Vnlua'blo X<nncl8. vlrtuo of a dcovoo of tlio Honorable Supe rior Court ot WUlinoUl county,will \»o sold bo- fore- the Court liouso dodr In Dalton, on tho Tuesday in November next, tttpUblio ouf- - ... tho following lot* of land, to-wfti Lot No. 023, in 4F*t (list, and Ud sco. Polk Co. diet, and 4tli *cc. Wulker. “ 2d Murray, 2d *• Gilmer. 1st “ Lumpkin 2d « Cobb. Od Paulding . . 2d. “.Cobb. ' ” UR, In Mtli “ of Thomas county. “ 270. in 8tli “ 11ml 3d (inn 1st aa tho I G3, in 12th 821, 111 2Uth 145, in “ 805, in 12th 017, in 17th 840,in 10th Ulot N6.072, in 10th - “ “ 41.3, in 13th „ 270, in 6th Lot No. 1230, In 2d “ “ “ • 727, in 21st “ “ “ 100, in 11th “ ‘ “ 288, in 4th “ “ 75, in 10th “ “ 244, in 22(1 “ i*. 810, In 3d “ « 751, in14tu ' “ 259,’in oth “ ” 835, in 16th ‘ . “ 100, in 13th * ” 160; in 15th “ “ 231, ill 28(1 “ “ 61, In 25th “ “ si, in' fith “ .“ 101, III llth “ “ . 80; in 8th “ “ 229, ill litli w “ BOO, in Btli “ “ 518, in 10th “ “ 48, lh 10th “ “ 075, in 17th “ “ * 45, in' 21st „w V ». Ono fifth of lot No. 22. in Oth mid 2d of Fanning. The aboyo sold as the property of James Mor ris, djeeoased. Term* cash, . 1 “ Dnrlo. “ Floyd. “ White. “ Forsyth. ” Gordon. ‘ Cobb. r, l0k ons. “ Floyd. Flbyd, “ Gordon. ** Cliattopga “ Lumpkin. ” Union. “ Gordon. “ Dade. ‘ Cobb. Cobb. Sept. 29nd8. ii*' n. F. B. MORRTS, ) THOSi MORRIS, j , • J *R-I’arroft, J. C. O. C.—Tho under signed pray-for loavo to amend tliolr applica tion for a charter, filed in this Court on “ * 31st day of Dcoouihor, 18G0, a* follow*, *1k : 1st. So that tho namo ami stylo-of tho Com- Puny shall bo tho North Goorgin Agricultural and Mcohanloal Association. . 2d; 80 that the capital stock of this Company shall bo ($?»,000I Flvo Thousand Dollars, to bo divided Into shares of Twenty. Dollar* each, tqrsto jd $ ,ni "- a k 1 o 1 a a it Ayer’s Cathartic PiHs, For nil thd purposes of a Laxative PROPHITT’S PAIN KILL IT. Common Grog-shop Bitters. Empty Bitter Bot{lors. of various stylos, can be found around almost every dwelling and cabin tbonghout tbo; Tliolr taste is plonsant, and nro advert Ised tb cure almost every disease wblle tlio manufacturer* know they possess no medicinal properties whUtovor. Tlife; many disgul*e* for cxeneditig* b* wbloli * Heorman Hot ^rCpffee Roaster, sold by II. U. Haddock, and nnTiesltfttfngly recommend lt af I lmbest process for ooffco roasting we have ov- or seen trioil. Wo tako, grout, pleasure in rec ommending the machine to nil lover* of good coffee, who will find thoeotfuo roasted uy it stronger nml of much better flavor. ‘ “ Dr. W. J. Manly, G. A. Lofton, K. J. Tarver. R. Moynr*, Henry Davis, T.H.Pltnor. R. N. Yarn ell, June 10,1870. J. T; Whitman, Beat Feed to Fatten Hogs Rapidly. A correspondent of tlio Cincinnati Ga zette .vouches for tlio followins ns lha best food to make the biggest bog out of a pig In twelvo months: Tako two quarts of bai-lcy, two of corn and ono of oats. Grind tnem- together: then cook nud feed cold. This way of frediug is tlio cheap way to make hogs fat from the time thoy are pigs, l'nko ally pig of n good improved breed, amt it can lie made in thta manner lo gain quo pouml per day until a year old, Wtilcli nro tho Most Vnluithlo Itrccls or Fonltry? Ono of bnrBXwribnml poilUrvbrectleTV, wiys the rmctical Farmer, tiller trying most of tho new breeUs, classifies them thus as regardfi vnliib for the. million: Ih ritualions where eggs for u&J or mnrketaro more tho olject tlisiii anything0I30, ho reeomiiiatpls the French Iloudan, the Do- mlniuuc and Wliltq Leghorn breeds, For si fowl for general purpose*, and combi ii- dmyhig W, K. Monro. Ts. N. Trammell. Outvies P. Gordon C. D. McCutcben, D. R. Lovcmun.- ernge* ’li A DMJNISTUATOR’S HALE.—By virtno of jtV. au order from tho Court of Ordinary of Gilmer county, will bo sold before tho Court-- liouso door in KlBJny, in said county, within tho legal hour* of sale, an tho first Tuesday in November next, tho following property, to-wlt: for exceedingly cotaffron-boy- do not, nor oannot possibly euro ifewaro of these pleasant blttors in quart bot tles, they contain a sting for your vitals, nnd bo who buy* thorn carries n “toper’s” grog into bis bouse. One man who know* nothing about medicine, says bis,big bottles of common atutt will onto omits and .fetor, rolioumatism and oonsnmptiout anotbov, w hoso bottlo is vory fancy, oures all impurities of the blood, tnnkos old young, cast* out «lo\ils, vestoves sight to tho blind, nmrmunerous other miracles awhile yet another, wlio presumes ©vory man a drunk ard, propose* to cum colio, ingrowing nails, yellow toyer, heart dlscasonnd loVo-slok muid- II Wo know tluiy*Pmko no such cures, jw-tbo people at largo are deceived a.... * triad led, and as wo (b'slro to ventilate thoso . common humbugs, muko the iollowhig cbal- rtn L 11 ” 1 ” •. longrf fooueaudun r , number 4, aud set ... number 5—botl: in tbo 20th dlstrlat fifteenths of lot of land tint) «f said county; also, a like interest In lot benefit, ofliolfs nnd creditor*. Terms: Twenty-five per cent onsli,balan( lbs*credit.. DAVID UABREN, Sept. 15*4 ds.-f Prs. foe flu. Adnf One Humlrod Dollars A DMINISTRATOU'S SALK.—Ry vlrln JV an order from tbo Court of Ordinary of («Ihnor county, will ho told before tho Court- IIouho door in Ellljuy, Gilmer eounty, within t he legal honrs of sale, on tho first Tuesday in November next, tho following property, to-wit: ' Ono aero of lot of land No. ft, nnd 80 acres of Jot of hind No. 4—both in tho fflth district nnd 2d section or suld county. Also, lot. number 252, in the 10th district and 2d section of suld Tlint ono tnblespoonfnl of ENGLISH FEMALE 1UTTKR8 contains ns miieli mcdiolnul proper ties ns one bottlo of any of the pleasantly tnst cd common advertised bitters o. tlio drivl The medical profession to riecldo tlio question. Bo it umloratood that English Fomalo Bitters is not a beverage, but i* a powerful Iron nml Veg etable' Tonic combined, eurlng long standing chronic feuiHlo complaints in every direction. Put up In large bottle* at f 1.60 per bottle, or six bottle* foh 98.OO, and sold by druggists and merchants everywhere. J. P. DHOttGOOLE A CO, Proii’s. . Memphis, Tcnn. This is the colobratoff mcdioino that run Perry. Davis* Pain Killer' out of tho inuvkot, wherever it was sold,. Davis made l'rnphltt clmiigo tho name lVom Palu •KllloP to PAIN KILL IT. For,Rhoumatism, Neuralgia, or pain of any kind lt lias no equal. For Cuts, Bruises, Burns, or old Sores, it Is tho best thmgyon can uso as a dressing. For SNAKE BITES or STINGS of POISONOUS INSECTS, it is a bcrfoct ANTJCOTE lti* good for Colic, Colds. Coughs,-or Bowel Complaint. Its namo indicates Sts nature fully, lt is truly DEATH to pain. * Manufactured and sold by BRADFIELD A CO., Atlanta, Aa., nml for sale by ull druggists. DoOLY County, Ga., April, 1807. Tills is to certify that I was confined to tlio house, and mosi of the tiuio to my bed. and suf fering tbo greatest agony imaginable, with Rheumatism, for flvo mouths, and after tlying every nvullablo rqmody, with no relief, 1 was cured with two bottle* of Dr. O. 8. Prophitt’s Anodyne Pain Kill It: ouch oostlng fifty cents only. It rolIOYcd too almost instantly. I tliore- foro -rotommcml it in tbo hi ghost dogree to others suffer lng from similar I can say that lt i* ono of tho finest flunily modlolncs cci'tHin. W. A. FOllKIIA.ND. Doolv CoustvI Ga., Oot. 27, 1807. DR. O. S. PROPHITT: 1 have during the last eighteen months, usnfl your Pain Kill It, and 1 consider- it uncqualcd by anything for pain hi tlio head, breast, back or side: nml for colio nothing gives relief hult so xuick ns your Anodyne rain Kill, It to doing much good In the Community ln other fumiucs us well us my own. Yours, &e„ D. T. FOREHAND. NuWToxi'AqTonv, Ga., Nov., 1807. DR. 1’ROPniTT: . . Last summer uiy horso sprained his kneq •severely, auuSlng tlm whole leg to swell to ubont tiwieo it uatimil size, and rendering him almbst lu)hiless.» twoappilcations of your Ano dyne-Pain Kill lt thoroughly cured It- J JOHN II. DAVI8. CcrtUloatos. Wo, tlio undersigned, have used Dr. Prophitt’s Preparations nnd take pleausro In .recommend ing them to the public, ns being ull he claims for them: Col R J Hondcrson. Covington, Go.; O T Rog- ors, Covington, Ua.jO S Porter, Covington, Gn.; Prof. J I. Jones^Covington. Ga.tRcv. M W Ar nold, Georgia Conference; Rev. W W Oslln, Georgia Conference;F M Swanson, Montlcollo. Ga.; Robert Barnes^ Jasper eouniY, Gn.: A M Robinson, Monttoello, Ga.; Jan^ca IV right, Put nam oounty’, Ga.; Jmlgo J J Floyd, Covington. Ga.sWIiBubee, “Covington Entorprlso,”, All Zucbry, Conyers,Ga.sGuorgoWallace, Atlanta, Ga,; Dlok I.ockett. Davi* county. Texas; W lluwk whntloy, Cnssota, Texas; w C Roborts, Linden eounty, Texas; Tommey & Stewart, Atlarrfn. Ga.: \V ALansdell, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga.; It F Maddox, of R F Maddox A Co.f Atlan ta, Gn.; Uriah Stevens, Cartoi’svillu, Ga.; A N Louis, Lowndes comity, Ga.; Joseph Land, Lowndes coinlv, Ga.; Jas JcflV Cartorsville, Ga.fW L Kills, iioolv county, Ga.; W A Fore hand, Dooly county. Ga ; -Tolin 11 Davis, Newton Factory;'B F Bass, Lowndes eounty. tjoos —Iterncgt thousands upon body as a nor wasevi . __ ‘ foi-o so unlvorsnlly adopted into use, in every, country nud among all classes, as this mild but efficient purgative Fill. Tho obvious reason is, that it is a more rclia- bio and far moro ef fectual romedy than any otlu?r. Those.who havo tried it, know that lt cured them; thoso who hrtvo hot, know thfRRuurpaBielrnelghbora and friends; ana all know: that what lt docs once It ways—that it never lhils throuj' gloet of its composition. Wohiu -- VJ - — thousands of oortiilcatcs of tlieir rojnwkablo euros of tlio following complaints, but such euros nro knowi In every neighborhood, nnd wo need not publish them. Adapted to all ages nnd conditions in nil climates; containing noithor calomel uorany deleterious drug, they niny bo token with safety by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves them evor fresh, nnd makes them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable, jk> barm can oriso-froxa tliolr uso ln any quantity. They operato by their powerful hiflnenco on tlio internal viscora to purify tho Wobd mid stimulate it Into healthy action—romovo tlio obstructions’ of tho stomach, bowels, liver, and othor organs of tlio body, restoring their irregular action to h6alth, nnd by correcting, whorovor they exist, such Ue- rangenionts ns nro tlio'first origin of disoaso; Mlnuto directions nro given In tho wrapper on tho box, for Rio following complaints, which theso Fills rapidly euro:— ■ ForHysiiopsln or Kn ill gent Ion, TLtntlcss* — j *■-'—* * *■*- 'thoy d Into shares of Twenty. Dollar* each, ty-bo incruftsod by tliO Board of Dircc- $10,000, if fouml neccssitiy. L D, PALMER. BEN E. GREEN, WM. IT. TiniJS, PEARCE IIORNE, W. W. COOK8IH, T. II; 1‘ITNJCR, B; F. PRATER, L. A. FOLSOM; Filed in Office; this 20th day of September, 1870. . H. L. Sms, Sr; c. b. c. Sopt. 22-Inn * • • ?L d Wi;!i’ l r. n .ft 1 ..»'» Jmiimi f 5S&S Tonn 0( . 18, l«7(Kinl; J, M, COMM, Ol'd’y. tally lulmtntatrnHl (lh fioboH si! «Wb’ mu Thto la tlloroforu to oito tillWreona oonoorn. 0(1. kindred mid orod Ulra, to abliw rnuKrfnnl tl(°y can, ,vhy said mlinUiIatrStffitMfflfflt bo dtaohurged from her iwlitlthtatrutloi. luM “■ iL wm July 7-3m. ■ j. at. ooaug, 0 r,v y , S?a!.r,?!«ir 8 ,?L , 't! s,n,8,,0 “ °“ th0 nni July 7-8m. G EORGIA, Cntoosa County—'Wlicreas WR- Bum L. Whitman, admlniHtrator of tlui SnHHAHuTn W 1 M ‘ f M,n T h y« ropro8ents iu lii* ’ SriTn U dr t <!if^'SE§,^S^ at tho II r*t regular term afturthi oi'plratlm. o? ono month from this dntc, for hinvo to soil tho lands bclonpln# to the cstntu of Mnrk Dcdnuln, Into of Said cqiiuty, (hiccnsud, Rir hmmltt. of tho WAliKF.lt; i ■ JHDRlVF^SALlL—WULbo^ld buloro 1 ho Court-House door in LnFay- otto, on. tbo first Tuesday in November next/ wlthimtlvo legal hours or sabs tbo>foUowUiH pronertv, to-wit; Efglity acres oflot of land Na 235,in tbd27tll district and 8d suction of Walker county : lev* led on us the property of .Tames E. Ilogftin to satisfy a Hupniiov Court fl fa in fovor of James Mattox vs wild Ifogaln, for tlio pnrehaso mon- oy. Property in uossession of said Hogain; Al*o,.l°tqf land No.207, in tho27th district and 8d section of sitld comity, to satisfy a Jus- tico’s Court 11 fa issued from tlio86iitli District-, G. M., of said eounty, in favor of W. B. Hearn vsCavolino and Charles Rogers. Lew mado und returned to 1110 Ify A. Coffee, constable. . Sept. - 29. A; A. SIMMONS, Sheriff. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALK.—By virtue? of an JtX. order from - tlio court or ordinary of Whit field county. Ga., will be sold at tho Court House door ip pulton, in said eounty, on tho first Tuesday in-November next, within the legal hours of sale, tlio following property, to-wlt: 1 osl ray liorso lias beau tn- — v w„.... *. «mith offluoth Dlst.. G. 31.; uiul appraised.by II. Smith and Junios Norton to bo wort h I? Ifty Dollars, and described nsfol- 1 lows; Of u brightbay color, about fifteen hands lilgli, about ojglH years old, soared considera bly by being burnt; the left four foot nearly white, •liip.*liod on tlfo left sidQ. und a sninll white spot on the uoso. The owner is roquost-; ed to come forward ntulolnim property and pay charges, c law. Sopt; 29-COil.- raurs of snlo, tlio following property, to-wlt: Lot ofJand No. 70, and 7oaeres off of lot No. 09, in tlio 12th district and 8d - section of bald couuty; also flvo aorcs on Clmttngntn moim- tain,live miles from Dalton, in tho snmo dis trict and section j also, tbo liouso nnd lot on W Hamilton streot, Ualtcm, Ga., known, as tho Bender liouso I.also; rour acres in Dulttfh, on tlio north side of School *t root: alsoVone town lot dn tlie south aldo of Ivtug street.5 and also, 80 acres of wild land In. North Alabama. Sold for tho benefit of tbo heirs awl creditors of Henry Ault, latoofsnbl county, deceased. Terms, half cash, balance on 12 months’tlmo; with note nml approved security. Sopt, 22-tds. W. J. AtJLT, Adm’r; - A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—By xdrtuo.of an order foom tfio Court of Ordinary, will bo sold on tlio first Tnesdav In Novombor noxt, within tlio legal hour* of sale, nt tho door of tlio Court House, in Whitfield county, and cltv of Dalton, ono-linlf interest in the following city property, in tlio efity of Dalton, belonging to tlic estate ot J. G..»: wealhorford, deceastMV, to-wit: T-ots numbers 10,14,-12aud 10, on South De-iiot Street; and number*ft. Hand 1. on Mor ris Stroet, to pay tUe dobts of deceased. Terms cash. J,. 1*. FKEK3IAN. Adm’ Sopt.15,1870-t<l8. J^IEORGIA; R alk.or County.—YVliorcas, A; \X T. Iluokott, udm’r of Y. E. Major, deceas ed, represents to tlio Court in his petition duly fllCd iuid entered op record, t lmt lie 1ms fully administered Y. E. 3InJor’H estate: Tills is therefore to cite all persons Interest ed, kindred niid credltoib, to show ciiuso, if any they caff; why said administrator should not ho discharged from his administration nml receive letters of dismission at tho first rogu-.. lar term of tho Court alter,the oxpirntion of . EORGIA. Walker,County.—AYhercas, Ellz* \JC nbotli Thurman, ndm’x of JVC. Thutfnmib deceased, represent* to tho Court in her peti tion duly fllod, tliut She 1ms fully administered il any they cun,-why said administratrix shoubi not bo discharged from hor adrainlstmtlori; and receive letters of dismission on the first Mopdny in Janunvy next, 3IILTON RUSSELL, Ord’y. s concorn- n, to show canSo,- ilstratrix should toms, Hiltons JUtenilaetao, Sick Houi ache, Jaundice or Cl re en Sickness, Hil tons Colic nnd Hillons Fevers, thoy should bo Judiciously taken for each case, to correct tho dlsoased action or remove tho obstructions which causo It.* For Hyseutery or Hlarrtacen, but pno mild do«o is gcnornlly roaulrcd. the persons and proporty- of I: awl Willie McOwen, minors .of Patrick C. Mc- Owon, deceased: • This is to cite all persons conccrnod to show causo nt my office, in Dalton, on tlio first 3Ion- dny In-November next, why-letter* of guardi anship should not issue to said J. N. B. Cold). Witness my hand nnd offiolul signature, this 21st day of September, 1870, Sopt. 20sm W. Ii. BROOKER, Ord’y. ' jrrvEO , \T 8, ilpwollj administrator on tlio estate or James Baxter, deceased, lm* petitioned fnrlettersordismlsslpnfi om said estate: Theso nro therefore t o cite ull persons concerned, kin dred und oroditor8 r to snow cause, if any they can, why said administrator should unt.bodis charged and receivtv lot ter* dlsmissory first Alonday in Oetobor next. Given under my hand awl offiofal signature, Sopt.*29-3m. EORGlX, T^ftlkor Coiiniy.—Libol for Dl- VT v/vreo in^Valker Superior:Court,. August ratt.”' * , IbTO^Mury A. Hurratt vs..llenry A. } envy A. Surrutt, does not 1 ,....... . ,^»>uity.; and it further appo— tlmt the said defendant does not rcsblo in the' State of Georgia; It Is ordered'by tho Ob'urt- tlmtservloo 1>operfected in said oaso by publi cation of this order in tlio North Georgia Oltl- zch once a month for four mouths, prior to the - next Term of this Court.. R. P. HARVEY, Jiulgo Supr. Court. I certify that ibo. foregoing is a true copy from tip* Minutes of Walker Superior Court,- this Sept, loth, 1870. Hi N, DICKERSON, c. 8. c. Sept. 29,1870-im.—Prs. loo $8.00.. county. The uimvc bind* being the entire rpnl estate 1 Abraham I’ence, deceased. Soi«l for the hen- etU of ntdrsnnd creditors. balance , „ "oodinyili" ,ii'(>|H.-rtic8, quiet ffiuSn’n 1 ?V!S2S l»;il»its, easy foltcniiijt svml tender flesli,ho ( "sepL imamSts. fco|ia? IU ° A1Ul A‘di inclargesi/A* habit8, easy Biofors Putlntlcc Cocliius; Dark ilrnhmas, . 1 Aqht HmlimnH, Bull' Cochins. These arc T* yo , u w . on l‘ l ft Plensont, nice smoke, go all Imrdy, nnd ewry way ilcsirnljlc. -L aodsclakozotv Vi.owv.ns from TIBBS A KENNER. Droingoolo & Co.’s Buclin. right to manufuct uro and sell my i amily Modi- cine*, nml have furnished tber»v with l ife full receipts, andliavo autliovlaedtlieswrtf BRAD- FIELD & GO. lo print, or Tmve printed, any thing they nmy see proper concerning any and till of above mimed Medicines. This 15th day . of June; 1870. Tbo best and cUeapost comlifiiniton for all [Signed} O. S. pROPIIITT. nllYiihms of the Kidney* and Bladder over of- In preaeneo of Thomas F. Jones, uml Robott fered to the paid to. It Is prepared by regular i Cniwford, Notary l’llblic. (u s.) idivsteluns and used by tbeprofe-ssiou. ! rrleefl or’ six boltles for $5.- Hold by Druggists i Manufactured nml for snlo by BRADFIELD * ‘ Twhere. | A CO., Broad street, Atlanta, Go., nnd for sale 1*. DlHiMt.onT.v. * rn 1 by ull druggist*. [ July 21—iy. Khl«s Buck and lioins, they should bo contin uously taken, ns required, to chnngo tlio diseased action of tho system. With snob change thoso complaints disappear. For Hronsy aud Hropslcal Swelling* thoy should uo taken In largo nnd frequent doses to prodneo tho effect of n drastic, purge. For ttnpi»re**lo:» n largo doso should bo taken ns lt producos tho desired effect by sym pathy- * As n Dinner FIJI, take ono or two Fills to promoto digestion and relievo tlio stomach. An occasional doso stimulates tho stomnch and bowels into healthy action, restores tlio appetite, nnd Invigorates tho system. Honco it is often nd*. vnntngcous whoro no serious derangement exists* Ono who feels tolorably well, often find* that a dose of theso Fl Us makes him feel decidedly hot ter, ft-om thoir.cleancing niul renovating offoct on tho digest!vo.apparatus. Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Practical ChemUtt, LOWELL. MASS., V. 8. A. For snlo in Dalton by L. P. Gudgor & Co., Dr. G.-F. Grovos, ami by dealers in Medicines all round tho world. May 12-ly. (GEORGIA} JfumCy County.—Whereas James U L. MoKutiro anil E. W. Bond applies for tho guardianship of tUoproporty of W, IL 3Inry, L. and Martha lllll, minors of 11. H. 1UU, do- ccnsed: This Is to cito all por*on* concerned, to show cause at my oflloo on tho first 3Iomlay in Novombor noxt, why letters of gunrdiuushlp should not be granted to said applicants. Witness my hand amloffioinl *lgmiturc. AN tlKHSON'FARNSWORTH. Old’y. Sopt. 22,1880-lm. EORGIA, TYalker. County.—Wbornas, R/ •VX S.-Neely, executor of-Lindsey Edwards; deceased, represents to tho Court in his peti tion, duly filed, tlmt bo husfully oxceuted his trust a* sabl oxucutor: - ■ . Tills is thoreforo to oito all persons oonoorn-' od, kindred and creditors, to show causd.-if any they can; wliy said executor should not bo dis charged from hi* cxcoutorship and receive - letters of dismission on tho first Monday in No- vombernoxt. MILTON RUSSELL, Ord’y.- July 21-8111. ~ . ADIF.S’ DRES9 GOODS.-A beautiful lino Jlj or Ladles’ Dress Goods for Spring ftp' 1 umnier, for sale cheap for Cash or Produce. April 21 r 1870. LOWJtY& EASON a EORGIA. Murray County,—Whereas, K. W. Bond applies to mo for letters of ad ministration Qu ilie estate of DavUl Smith,late of said-county, dcocalotl: Tlicso uro tucrefore to oito uml admonish all, and singular tho kindred uml orodltors of said deceased; to flic tliolr objections, if any thvy have, on or before tljo Novombor Term of tlie CourLof OrdhmrjVto bo held in and - for said county ou tlio first Monday In Novombor. noxt, otherwise suhl letters will bo granted tlio up- piicnnt. Given under my band ami official signntnrc, this 29th day ot Sept., 1670. ANDERSEN FARNSWORTH, OrdV. Sept. 29-800. EORGIA, Murray County.—.!. N. Gamble ms applied for oxemptiou of personalty, will pass upon tbo sumo tit 10 o’clock, A. I., on tbo otli day of Octohor, 1870, at ray offloc. Sept. 20-2t. -V, FARNSWORTH, Ord’y. EORGIA,-Walkof Conntv.—'Wlioreas, T. E; KX Patton, administrator ‘6f James Putton, deccuRed, represent* to tlio Court in his peti tion, duly filed nml entered on record, tlmt ho lm* fully administered James Patton’s estate! This is therefore to cito all persOim concern ed, kindred uml creditors, td snow cause, if any thoy can, why suld administrator should not bo discharged from his administration, and Vc-' ccivo letters of dismission on tho first Moiuluy G EORGI A,Gordon County.—Jnmos L. Evailtf, administrator of ,C. T. Terrell, deceased, represents to tho court that ho has frilly admin-' Jsturcd tho estate of said (3. T. Terrell: Tula is therefore to cito nil persons concerned; to be and uppcur at my office, within tlic tffrro pro- scribed by law, to show causo; if any they have, why letters of dismission should not bo granted said applicant.' Given under my band and official signature, July 98rl07O*8ni.- D. W. NEEL, Ord’y. DADE. fTNITEfr STATES HOTELS : Atlanta, Ga. \J Hasskkx Jb Joukhon, l’ropt’rs. Renovated, refitted, nnd everything to muko thetruvellcr coinfortHhle nro the recommen dations of this well-UuowuHoii8C. 1 - A DIES’, GENTS’, BOYS’and CHILDREN’S J HATS.—A large slock of Ladles’ lint* from 25 cents up, Hud a full lino of Men’s ami Boys’— ull forsafoelicap for Cush or Produce. April 21, 1870. LOWRY & EASON. Mayk A pill21, 70. LOWRY & EASON. OU will find a Largo Assortment of Fhkbh Oauuki.' SKEnsut TIBBS & KKNNKR8. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.-W111 lm sold XY. boloro tho Court-llousd door, in tho town of Trenton, Dado county, within tho usnal hours ot sale, on tho first Tuesday in Novem- her noxt, lot of land number 181, and tho West linlfof lot number 130, in the 10th district and 4th section of originally Cherokeonow Dado county, being divided by tho Dado nnd Walker county line. Sold by virtno of an order of tlie Cdurt otOrdinnry of Dado county, as theprop erty of Samuel Steadman, Into or *atd county, deceased. Sold for the benefit of tlio heirs nml creditor* of said deceased, Sold subject to the Widow’s dower. Terms ©ash. Sept. 8. ROBT. II. TATUJff, Adm’r. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.-WRl bo sold xV. beforo tlio Court-Houso door, in tho town ot Trenton, Dude County, Georgia, oil tlio first Tuesday in Novombor noxt, within Uio legal hours of shlo, the South half of lots of lnmj number* 230nml 251, tn tbo llfcli district of tbo 4th section of originally Cherokee eounty. Sold by virtuoofai of Oral] *—‘ ‘ EOltGIA, Gordon County.-Jt. N. tlnbort- OT sou, guardian of the proporty of Elijah s. nnd Josejihuno Chastain, minors of James A* Chastain, umlcos applieatiouto resign Ills trust u* shell guardian, and suggests tho name 01 Jamos A. Chastain as a fltaiirt proper person ta take said trusts This is thoreforo to cito all per sons, kindred and 1 creditors, to show cause, it any they can, why said guardian should not no dishlmrged from bis trpst, and reqolvo lottcm o\ dismission, and James A. Chastain btvgrant- ed letters or guurdlansbipin said M. N. Bob' ertson’s stcail on tbo first Alonday in Septem ber next. ' , D. W. NEEL, Ord’y, July 26,1870-3m. /f't EORGIA, Gordon CountyW. A. J.Jtdfc \JC ortson, administrator on the estuto or Tlioinas Spouccv, dccuusod. represents to tno court that lie has fully administered the estate of said Thomas Spotioers These ate-therefore to cite all persons concerned, to bo and, nppont afniy ofileo within the time proscribed by law to show cause, |f any they have, why luttorsoi dismission should not bo granted said app»*' Given under my band and official signature. July 28,1370-8111. D. W. NEEL, Old’}'. *f* ADIKS*, GENTLEMEN’S & CHILDREN of Onlinnry of said eounty, ns the property of SHOES.—Tlie finest assortment liitlionmr-: the cstuto oLIIovalow Forlstor; late of said ket tor sale low. Cull and examine. j county, deceased. Terms cash. .. April 21,1*70. I.OWUY A EASON*. Bopfcrt., PETER FORI.STER, Adm’r. lSGUGIA,' Whitfield County.—Thirty dny^ VT after (into application will be made to tlio Court, of Ordinary of suhl county, for loa\o t« sell tlio land* belonging to tho estate o*,” J' 1 ' Richardson, late of Hnld county, deceased, tor tho benefit of tho heirs nnd creditors. J. 31. RICHARDSON, Adm’r. Sept. 22,1870-1 m.

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North Georgia citizen. (Dalton, Ga.) 1868-1924, October 06, 1870, Image 4