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£hc aCocal 3Umttser, FORSYTH, TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 1873. tiT Oar rrlend* in lhi* *.-/• th urroanrlm* eoantl** would plc * m ‘ l " rr * l * r oWliottton. by kfoptnir a* Informed *o ibe rorr*. tv-nt. tmn.plrlnr !n their neighbourhoods. It™, ot loo*) Inters o-dntwilliMihauktallyreceived, and dn!yckns#l*dy*i. fF’Onn’ract adver.ltieo. will be allowed tochJinirrtheiornicftoH annrtorly without ex’ra chmve. AddhloaelclumM oil! be made at the rate of 1* cents per vjtiare Tor each ctetmte. if Voilre, Tor person*] bereft appearing in this coinage, ell) Merited Twenty Bve (heir, r>*r line, for each *nd eterjlr jetifc a. Account* at •mat Tut. AnrrHTtsr.it will not V r*co**lted ante, % rho br the Propr**or-. Pat fo i Y ouk Paper. —R.ader, do you ow y ;ur subscription lor The Advekti-eu ? It so, njw is ibe limi to pay np. We are “ suffering it the fle‘h ” for money. Those who owe and do not w ish to step up to the “ Captain’s office ” cm be accommodated by calling oa our Mr. Cary A. Kir*;, who will be constantly on the streets ant hive your rceoon’s In bia breeches pocket. Those residing out of the county can send tL money by Post office order, registered Utter, or— any way so we get it. Remember ilagar's p-ayer about the poor. Do Not Be Aui<ar.i>. —We advi<e car readers that ' ! re in no necessity ol a arm, over the sent a tiona! le. orts of a fieht with Cuba. Dir.i* -Mr K. K D vi, u old ci in rcßtdic ■ nt ,r 8m r.’s st.tion in this county, died at Li residence on last tjatiird-y Also, Mr. Owen Wi lie, who died at the re,i dence if his unde, Mr. Wateon, near C.t auiss, o Sutid ay t ven ug. i New Rule.—From a not’oe tacked on the court hi u-e door we k-aru that the Oioina'y * tu-rk * ihe Saperioi Court, have determit and a to oeii: or aue .x< eu lns any mo , ot. ,o} uwua w.lhout the cost being pt-id . advance. *• Important Call.—We c*ll special attentioi to the lotice ol Mt unt P*b r on Grange, No. 15, ciilitig u convention of ibe Patrons ot Husbandry, In Fo’gyth, on the (kti of December. We bop< evety grange In the county, will be fully rvpre senteias business of vital importance to the or der will doubtless f *• brought before the oody M at COTTOi ) E IK YE I ly Fire.—On lasi gunday evenit g, a brilliant light whs distinctly disccrtable in a westerly direction from our city The fire proves to have becD, bo we are iulormed, the gin house ot Mr. W. R. Murphy. We nndir s’and that t’s baits of cotton were destroyed We conjecture that the fire originated trom tb< wotk of some fiendish incendiary, 6it occurred cn Sabbath evening. The Regular Fai l Fights.—As the weathei grows colder, and it becomes neceeeary to “ take on” more bet zinc, the j respect for fall fights be comes more fl dieting. In a tew weeks, we ex pect h j ialthiul thronclers of transpiring evtits, Vi be forced to record cany interesting, personal rencounters. We hops however in the general •‘squaring up” of past differences, that no blocd will b‘ us'lots!y shed. A Suggestion —We understand that a large number of our Jit’.le friends, the boy* a round town, have provided themselves with pistols, only for amusement. Whilst we don’t propose to tell the “old men’ on them, yet we suggest the pro priety of parents, at least, instructing the “litile fellows” hew to ufo them, and occasionally im p’ceshig upon them the importance of being very caretul in the manner in which they act with them ♦*— Accidental Fiiooting —We regret to learn that little George Turner, Son of Dr. Joha B. Tu ner, accidentally shot hi rate If las’ week witfi a pistol. It a; pears that George was out “ birding” and whilst tXaiuiuing a pistol, the load wa9 acci deti’ally discuurged, passing through the flashy portion of the left bund. The wound is q ike paiuiul, yet does not prevent him from dischaig in;. his v*gn’ar duties. George is now vety anxious to sell his gun. The New Hotel. —We notice with pleasure, th-it the brick work on Mr. B. Pye’s new hotel Las b°eu compleied. Nothing now remains to be doLts except the woodwork aud tbeplastering. Since ihe scatiolding and rubish have been re* moved, the building presents a mngvific**nt ap pea ranee. When the- work is completed, tin structure "iif bn tue finest of Bs character iu Mid .le G. "rgi i Mr. L. V. Chapin in, the achi tect and in .ater-i uild -r ot this uegii fleest hallo ing, will leave a, tuoiium r.t to his superior work* r.iacshipamiability. that will live long after Le has been laid ia his grave. Mamkl’ D —ln ids c<.unly, on the 20th inst., by Eldr fc Dumas, at the re-ldcue ot Mr Thomas Be wdoin— the bride’s f.ther Mr. J. A. Brocks and Mi-s Sak&g C. Bowddin, all of Monrot county. At the residence of iv.e bride’s mother, Mrs. El z.h Wliitehtad, iu fcptarta, Hancock comity, ly the Rev. Joeiah Lewis, Mr. A. A. Turner, ol Monroe county, to Miss Martha R W’uiteheap. Tl e parties arrived iu our city on Thursday, and received the warm congratulations of ftic-nds ;ud re alive*. May they gather the ricteist blessiegs of life, aud 1 ve o be honoied and rev red. Ou the £3 and instant, at the residence cl the bride’s grandfather, by Elder E. Dumas, Mr. A. J. Wi'etby aud Miss. E. J. Williams, all of Monroe couu*y. On the 20 h o' October, at the residence of Rev. J. W. Morecck, Mr. Charles Abernathy to Miss Virginia Pitts. 1 ev. J. W. Morecock officiating. May the happy couple kuow uo sorrow (.r care, and may their lives be filled with unbounded hap piness. Died —On last Tuesday n orning the corpse ol Mr. Charles Luuceiord was conveyed to this city and interred in the cemeteiy. Mr. Luuceford was betinaud raised near Colaparchee in this county. He loaves a large number of relatives and friends to mourn his premature death. Charley was uni versally kuown ard liked, and his former associ ates will miss his genial face and approving smiles. The Atlanta Herald gives the following particu lars of hit death: ** When the iutelV,genes of Mr. Charles R. Luncefcrd’s untimely death was made known, the whole town was saddened. W; doubt if there was a more popnlar tnau in the city—known and iuvtd by everybody. Many are the friends that mourn his death. The circumstances connected with his unexpected death were about these: About 8 o’clock on night before last he was struck with a stroke ot apoplexy, while standing on the corner ot Redwiue fc Fox's drug stote. He was then re moved io the National Hotel, and lingered be tween life and deatu until mcruiug. Ue drew his last bream about 5 o’clock. He was a clerk at the National Hotel, and the proprietor will find it a bard tssk to tiii his place.” The Cfmsteky.— T his cacrtd and hallowed spot, w l.ere rests tbo bodies of those them our citix-.is Lave loved, honored and ie;pecied, and over whose decaying foims, co-tiy and elegant, yea, bumble and lowly monuments have be-n ended, bss been so long neglected aud allowed to go to ruin, that it ftsuds today a burning slume and living rebuke tc our community. We lolly appreciate the <ctd:iion ot our city finances and kuow the embarrassment* under which the board ol comaii£s.oners labor, yet we do tbitk that no cltixm of Forsytu, would ha so mercena ry or part-imonlous as to object to the levy of a special lax tor the j urpo e o! placing the Umr ♦ary in condi:ion to protect ih g:avcs aim uioii- Uraeti s !r-.im the dep r ed Uioas of slock. A : u>)- tice that the fencing Is down in several piac s ; the gati s are not kept fhut and as a rtsult several fine tombstones and brick fencing have been almost •estroyed. Many of the graves that have uo pro tection Lav-been walked over by ctltle and the hogs Lave actually made geeat holes in th- m. This ol conr-e aid be regreied by every one. We scgg*-*t therefore, if the Council do not f. el au thor id to lake seme action in the premises that pubile cou’ribuiiocs he invoked aud that the Cem<-ier, be placed in n condition worthy of the Lberai.t; and character ot our cooitou uUf. Important it- solution*. Moc't Hi bkon Grang*, No. 151 Monroe (,V>. G*. ) Whereas, a Con'trence of He Patrons of Ku oat-diy ol Monroe county i* deem-.d oi vital in. portance to all Agriculturalist, Be it leso.ved. That the Mister ei this Grr.g<- publi-Lin The Mokroe Advertiser,an invitatioi to each Grat ge lu this connty to send three oi more delegates to a meeting ot the patrons to b beM at the Grange Room, iu Fo’S ‘tb, ou Tuesdvy the 9 h day of De:ember, 8t 9 o’clock a. v. Delegates are requested to bring their LuncL Baekets with them, prepared for a day’s work. O Holland Master Pro. T-m. A. A. Davis, Secreta.y Nov 20th ISoi. Iu compliance with the above, I aek ail Granger ;o be represented. Geo. W. Adams, Master. Personal.—Dr. L F W. Andrews, ol Ameri - us, gave ns a pkafent cell on yesterday. Th O'. i-> one of tl e “old veterans” and has a quit* patriarcLlal appeaaence. Hilliard Male IntTlTCte. —The Fall Term o' the abeve institution closed on l*st Thursday Under the control and dir -ction of those a-coni .•listud and succei.s r al instructors, Messrs. Ander -tou and Scott, the school bas been quite success ul and the resuits, to patrons and friends of th* nstifution, bas been most gratifying. We regret hat the R v. Thomas J. Sco’t retiles from tb* r-hool, though we are consoled by knowing tha* riis jositionwill be fl led by a jgetitieman, (Prot L A. Dowdell,) who e repa'.atl >n and chtraoter a a successful instructor is conced and by all. Mr. Anderson, is under tood to be a necessary apoen ag>* to the Institution, and we take it, wl.l re Hido as a matter n ciin’-se. b Ta” ION ART, LtGAL ULANK9, nous ,f at Book Store. -mm U. A Ml TaK2. —We nave D-.ro requested to s*at?, ha', ’ho *mertAi' ra* nt to be g vend the Col leg* Ohappel by the Senior and Junior classes, wil ak - place ou Thursday night the 4 b ot Decent oer and not on the 6 h aa previous'y stated. VYe arc informed that Mr. Burr Brown and Mr ’.nhur Weed, of Macoa, Ca >t. Miller, of Au •'usta.and other distinguished and noted amateur will be present and assist in the entertainment. With the array of musical talent now engaged, be entertbinmeni wil! piobabiy be one'ot th* nost interesting that Las been tendered to our people in a long while. I.alge Variety Notions no\2s it a Book Store. “Rather Queer.” —We unden-Umd that the talented editor of a Timper n cs paper published net a thousand mill? away, at.d one of the lead ing lights in the great Temperance Reform move ment in the State, undertook to visit Forsyth, las: week, but his brain, usually so eltar, seems to have been so mystified that he mistook Smarr’s Station lor ForsytK All of which resulted in a five-mile promenade in the cool, refreshing morn ing air, “ Watchman, what of the n’ght?” Ik’iioltiiioiis. Taylor Grange N>. 15, P H. ) Nov. 16- b 1873. ) Whereas, it has pleas'd an Allise Providence, >n His wisdom, to remove !r; m cur midst, our be loved Pro the; (V. t\ iheretore Resolved I.H , That in his death this Grange has lost out oi its most useiu! and wo; thy members, tud this county, aud especially this commanity, one of its most usetnl citlzrns. 21.. Tliat we d<eply lament his -’eath, au 1 that tips Grange be draped in mourning ter th;;iy days. 3d., That we tender to Lis bereived family, mu deepest sympathy—believing thattheir less'is nis e!( rim I gain. -i b., That llie-e re-olations be spread upvn the minutes oi ihe Grange, and that itey be p*ut)ii.shed in The Monioe Advertiser, and a copy be for warded to eacn surviving m’-mber of his family. •J' b E Taylor j T. .1 t ’oi.lisr, vCammittee if J. Winn, ) Booksl Books nov23 if a ( Book Ft ore Relief for the Suffering Masons cf Mem phis.- -Upon a call for aid to tbesuflcring majous of Memphis, a collectiou was taken irem the members a. the lodge at this place, sad the sum of #55 50 was raised. The eecetary has received a letter from the secetaiy of the Relief Board, kind ly and grateful y acknowledging the receipt of the donation, and slating that to further aid is uow wanted, as the liberal donations from ttefiaterui ty throughout the conutry, have alleviated their wants. L Greenwood & Bito—Th’s enterprising au and clever fiim,we undersiand. will dur.ng the ptes nt we--K, 1 1' move their a g and 'l.gant stoclv it dry good-, 'o the store room Mr. W. W. An demon, in the new brick b ! ock, adio nieg Moblty X Gabu:ss’ grocery and p'oviaioa store. Notice —Every member ot S'ric’ Observance Lodge, ir> requested to meet at the lodge room to night. Important Wusiness. lit ord ;r of W. M A. H. Sneed, Secetary. >t. Lock Here Everybody t—“ Panic Prices” of fered by **our other" merchants nowhere ! 50 pieces Je-tis ar>d C'arsimeies, from 15c to 5 per yard, worth from 25e to #2 00 per yard ••1-e a here. 35 r'airt- white and colored Blankets, at $2 50 to $6 CO, worih any wb< re else 15 00 to 810 00. L-'rge stock of Men and Brys’ Suits ot Clothine, at #3 to 84, for which you pty cisewhere f5 to 860. Men’s Fine Overcoats, at fSOO to |ISOO, worth ricblv 812 CO to 830 CO. Men’s Fine French Ualf Boots, at ?5 09 to $8 Cft sold by other merchants at ?7 00 to 810 00. ’ Large stock of Ladies Fire Shawls, at about half price. M- n’s best make Drees and Under Shirts, st worse than “Panic prices.” The best Hock Ladies’ Dress and Walking Shoes, at “ way down yonder” prices. Our Home made Heavy Bools and Shoes, st less than Yankee prices. Ladies’ Dress Goods, at less than New York co.-t, end Si irts at greatly reduced prices. B.*st Bleached and Unb t-aeued S-4, 4 4, 5-4 and 1C 4 sheetings, we have maik> and down to suit the price of cotton, and in fact, everything in my la-ge and Varied stock, at your own price. Remember 1 ain Panic struck, and must heme money to meet my debis at any a .eritice. No goods charged at these reduced prices. W. B. Amc>3. nov2s tf At Cost ! At Cost ll—Attention cost buyers. Recognizing tne necessity of the times, I have determined to sell at cost, my large and exten sive stock ot diy goods. Now is the time to se cure fine bargains. novlß tf L. Wolfe ** To I he Afflicted. —!)r. Voorhees, asuccestfnl and reliable practitioner, in ear and eje desses, is empoirlly located in Gridin, where he may be consulted, either personally or by letter, by those afl.icted with dcseases ot the above named orgtns. % July 22 tf. Success Basfd Upon Merit.—lt is a subject of gt-ueral remark among both wholesale and re ail dragg sts. that no medicine ever introduced to th • American public has ever gain and a popu larity, and met with so large a ssie m all sections of the country iu tne same length ot time as the Globe Flower Cough Scrap This caunot depend upon its hiving been more largely advertised thin any other congh and lung remedy, as sneb is not the case. The correct tx planet ion is found in the fact that the Globe Flow er Strap prod ices the must woidertal and per manent cures, of old CbrcDic Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, WooopiugCangj, ?., aud is un doubtedly the most perfect, pleas mt, safe, aud ef dci-nt ri-oi dy for the care of Consumption ever discover'd. "This rare and de igatful Cou ;h and Lung panicej is the active principle outlined by chain seal process from the Giobe Flower, known as “Button B Krt,” and in botany as CepMatUJiut O ddmia'is,’ and cures wnen all othtr boasted remedies tail. It has corid thousands ot p-ople who are living t rt day with one remaining lung, aud they are permanent living advertising medi nms tor the rue and wonderta! efficacy" ot Globe Flower Congb Syrup, hence the great success and popularity of this remedy is based upon its own true instrinic merits. To the most hopeless aud desponding we say, cheer up at once; avaii jour- Mives of Uo> grott loaf rwauly. C .hKECTED WEEKLT BY MOB US T A CABA.NISB. GOTTttN —Tbeie was tooeidtrable activity ir the maik.:t during the latter ] srt oi last week owing to the stiffeulcg up of prices. Cotton wa .ctive at for middling. The market Is quot able at thl* price to-day. It is doubtsul if any ma t:iia! advance will take place lor sometime. We quote {middling, low middling 12?^(§13; rood ordinary, ordinary 11J^(§12. BACON- Phouliers, 9.... G. R. Sides, 9}4 %... Ba'k Sides, 9,....Canvassed Hams, 15 SAGGING 17 .RKOW TIES 9?i<§lo COUNTRY tU 1 TER 35 JOFFEE Best Ri030....Ri0 28 Java 40 FLOUR- C & C Choicell 75....Kenresaw 10 75.... Marietta 9 75.... Extra #9 Tennessee 8 00 GRAIN: Corn 95 Peas 1 25 Oats 70 LARD 12K *iE vL 1 10 vioLAS *RS 35 POTATOES (sweet) 75 a A L f ( p-T sack ) 2 25 SYKUP iGolden) 8-5 WHISKY (per gallon’ 1 25@5 0( JAGKEKEL in Kits No 1 2 5o “ “ •* “ 2 a 00 “ “ “ •• 3 1 75 QR. BBLS “1 5 00 “ “2 4 50 “ “ “3 4 25 SPECIAL NOTICES. Living Alvertiskments. —A medicine that has done more than all the prescriptions of the pbarmaco; tEia to protect the human system against the bodily ills superinduced by unhealthy surroundings, is certainly worthy of universal confidence. It is maluiy on account oi its ex trao-dinary preventive properties that Hostetter’e Stomach Bitters is so exceedingly popular in lo calities subject to the visitation of miasmatic fe vers and other diseases pioduced by empoisoned tor. A family that has escaped sickness during a sickly season in lonsequence oi using '.tie Bitter* as a safeguard, is a living ’’Lvertisemerit of the virtues ol tue prepara’iun. The whole neighbor !)o"d realizes the fact. “ f couldn’t h ave believtd it.,” says one. “I • caiee’y tredited ibe edverlis*- aicuts; but one matt Uc.’tcye wear one sees,” says another. •• ft is the very thing w* ncid in >,is unwholesome section >f country,” remarks a third. And the rtsult is that tue instinct of s it defence, the first law oi nature, induces three fourths ol that community to obtain a supply ol the great vegetable a< tid.ic before the next sickly season sets in. In winter when the system re quires extra vigor and elasticity to to enable it to o flic the (fleets ot damp and cold, the Bitters will be found p irticnlariy serviceable. Rheuma lirin will not he apt to fusieu upon muscles and nerves that have been breed up by this excellent invigoraut aud nervine; nor wtil the severi.les o the season, which have such >a diststrou* efl ct *n the pulmonary organs of the feeble and d*li cate, be likely to exercise the seme untoward in -11 iences in cases where tile etemsek and the ex ternsl suface of the body, (which always syuapa thtZ'S with the digestive orgaus) have been toned and stimuD-.cd by a course of the restorative. Th tits of indigestion and irregu’aiities of the bowels which proceed trout such sudden cuaages ot weather may always be a vet ted by a tmHy ue ol the B tters. Have a Hcmsof You.t Own. —Yes, a ho u -of your own; buy a piece of laud with the d.uermi nation to keep it during your life time, and then transmit it. to your heirs ; il you have no means, only the proceeds of your own labor, then scrup ulously save and build f. flue house, buying from 'hegrtat South* rn Builders'Emporium your Bash es, Dorrs, Blinds, Marble nd Slate Mamies Hard ware Mouldings, White Pine, Wa nut, &•, e jver your root with Asbestos Rooting Felt. i.nd Lining for which they are Agents; they are now used on thousands of buildings, and they offer ih- tn as ce ll ible and economical, wnieh they needed * vt-ry where.—Send for price list to I. 11. Hall & Cos , Charleston, 8. C. Beyond the Mississippi.— ibonsands have al ready gone, and thoa.eaaue more are turning lh ir eyestowarfs new homes in the fertile Wtst. To those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colo rado, U'ah, Wyemii g, NtVada, Oregon or Cali fornia, we recommend a cheap, safe, quick and di rect rouie, via S’. Louis, over the Missouri Pa cific Railroad, which Mins iis fine Day Coaches and Pullmans {sleeper* from fit. Louis to princi pal points in the West, without change. We be lieve that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track and the finest and safest equipment ot any lice west ot ihe Mississippi, and its connect ions with roads further West are prompt aud re liable, The Texas connection of this road is now completed, and passengers are ofiered a tiist class all rail route from St, Louis to Texas, either ovei the Missouri, Kansas & Texas K. R., via Sedalia, or over the Atlantic and Pacific K. R., via Vinita. For maps time fub ts, ml rimiiou as to rales, rout, s, ate., we reh-r our reauers to E. A. Ford, General P sseugar Agtut St. Louts Mo. ap!22 ly. A Card. A clergym.it, while residing in South America, as missionary, {Recovered a fafe and simple remedy forth* Cure of Ne;vou# Weakness Early Decay, D sease oi the Urinary aud Seminal Organs, aud the whole ira-.n of disorders brought on by vicious and bane ul habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompttd by a desire to benetii th* afflicted and uclo:luimte I will send the receipt for preparing and using th’B medicine In a sealed euvelope, io any one who needs it, ► rets ol .Charge. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bible tiouse, mai4.ly New York City. *• Sooner or later ail win be forced to admit, that mnuual labor cvnuot compete ia quality of work with machinery, and none are so blind as not to notice me great reduction in the price of an arti cle, as soou as machinery is adapted to its manu lacture. No line of goods have been more favora bly affected by ekiliiuliy made machinery, than Doors, Sasbes, Blinds, etc. Allot the improve ments iu this line are used to get up stock lor Messrs. I. li. Hail & Cos., C :ai]eston, S. C. Agents tor the best roofing and lining. Asbestos’ Felt ever used. Send lor price list and circulars. Fifty pieces Heavy Jeags at 25 cent* oc 3SU _ at Wolfe’s. Window Glass. —Great attention is now de servedly paid to the kinds of Window Glass used in dwellings, stores and churches. All qualifies of American and French Window, Picture, Pho tograph, Gut, Ground, Enameled and Colored G ! Bss, wholesale and retail, troin Mr. P. P. Toale, No. 20 Flsyne street. Charleston, S. C, Seud tor price csrd. septiCi 2m Fifty pair Good B;anksts at #3.00 oetSSlt. at Wolfe’s. To THE Suffering.—The Rev. William H. Nor ton, while residing in Brazil as a Missionary, dis covered In that land of medicines a remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, dure Throat, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Nervous Weakness. Tbi rerneay has cured myseit alter all other medicines had failed. Wishing to benefit the suffering, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this remedy to all who desire it Free ot Charge. Pie. ec send an envtlope with your name and address oa it. A ddress, ’ * REV. WM. H. NORTON, mar4.lv 676 Broadway, New York City. Emigration Turning. —Cheap Farms in So. West Missouri.—l dc AUauticofc Pacific Railroad Company offcis 1,200,00 j acres oi land iu Centra! and Southwest Missouri, at from #3 to #l2 per aer?, on &evea years time, with free t.ansporta tion trom St. LouW to all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealih, schools, churches and law-abiding society invite emigrants trom all points t) this land of Iruiu and flowers. For particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commissioner, St. Louis, Mo. _ api22,73-ly Bill Arps Peace Papers nov2s tf at Bock Sto3e. fccaocL Bocks, Novels, and Miscellany nov2s tf a t Book -tohr. A Necessity Supplied! A HARNESS SHOP. Opposite gref.r & ervg livery sta ble. Where all kii ds oi Harness Making nd Repairing will be dore in good order acd in quick time OD the LiOßt res onable terms. Hiving r mployeJ a first-class Hatnpss Maker we feel authorized to fay that our work" wip be done iu the most pleasing and acceotsble atyle jalyl.tf. L. F. GREER & BttO. MEDICAL NOTICE. The undersigned have formed a partnership iu the prsct.ee of Medicine. Orders left ut either Drag Store will receive prompt attention. _ Crc*; in the Advertiser Building— Ud Suinc R. L.ROODEY, \l D P . . . ; JL I. VvmaHT, 4L Uk X I*: W AT)VEHTISEMEN T T<. ' riii;su.\. WEEKLY, SEMI WrIKSY. AND DaILT. THE WktKLY sUN is too widely known to require any exteuded recommendation; but the reatons which have already gi7en it titty thousand subscribers, and which will, we hope, give it many th' u.-and mere, are brufir as follows: It is a first-rate newspaper. All the news of the day will be found in it, condensed when unimpor taut, at full length when of moment, and always presented in a c:ear. Intelligible, and interesting manner. It is a first-rate family pape-, fail of entertain ing aud instructive r a Mug ot every kind, butj-rn saining nothing that can off.-od the mo3t dehcate and scrupulous taste. It is a firet-rate story paper. The best tales and ’ODHncs-s ol current lite-a’nre are carefully se beted and legib y printed in its pages. It is a first-rate agricultural paper. The most fresh and ic-tiuctive articles ou agricultural t-,p --■cs regula.-’y appear in this department. It is an independent poll ical pap r, belonging to no part' auu wearing no color. It fights tor principal, and tor the i-lecti >n ol the best tner to >ffice. It especially devotes its energies to the exposure of the great corruptions that now weaken and disgrace our country, anl tbreateo to under mine republican institutions altogether. It ha* uo iear of knaves, and asks no favors from their supporters. It reports the ‘asbions for the ladies and the tnarke s lor the men, esnecia ly the CJ'tle market. Finally, it is tb*. che yest psp-r published. One oUai a year will secure it, ti.r an* subscriber. Ir l not n> c* ssa’-v to gt up a club iu order to have ihE WEEKLY SLN at this rate. Any or.e who s ltd* a s.ngie dol ar will get the paper Kr ayear. We have no uavelimg agents. THE WEEKLY 8U 8. Eight, pages, filty-six columns. Oaiy $1 Ou a y*ar. No discounts irotn ibis rate. THE SEMI WEEKLY SUN.-Same sizies the Dal y Ban. §} 00 a year. A discount &t 20 per cent in clubs ot 10 or over, THE DAILY fcUN. —A large four page news paper of tweuty-eignt columns. Dahy circulation over 12J.000. All the news for 2 cents Sub -cription price 50 cents a me nth, or #ls CO a year. To clubs of leu or ever, discount ol 20 per cent. Address. “THE s?UN,” New York City. novll6w BqHb SSBBS THE GIIEAT KEiIEDY FOE CONSUMPTION which can be cured by a timely resort to thi3 stand ard preparation, as has been proved by the hundreds of testimonials received by the proprietors. It is acknowl edged by many prominent physicians to be the most reliable preparation ever in troduced for the relief and cure of all Lung complaints, and is offered to the public, sanctioned by the experience of over forty years. When resorted to in season it sel dom fails to effect a speedy cure in the most severe cases of Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma, Colds, Sore Throat, Pains or Sore ness in the Chest and Side, Liver Complaint, Bleeding at the Lungs, &c. Wistar’s Balsam does not dry lip a Cough, and leave the cause behind, as is the case with most preparations, but it loosens and cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation, thus removing the cause of the complaint. PREPARED by SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Boston, Mess* ▲ud sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.' oit7eiy Atlanta Paper Mills, JAMES ORMCND, Proprietor. Mscufactures ißook and News draper J3?”orders solicited and promptly filled. Gash paid for Clean Cotton and Linen Rags, White Paper Shavings, Bu’laps aud other paper stock. Rclers to Ibis paper as sample cf news. JAME3 ORMOND, aprScl Atlanta Paper Mills, Atlanta, Ga. Wit. E. ALEXANDER. W.M. A. ULSSSLL. J & RUSSF.LL, Wh.‘olesale Grocei s Cor Abercorn and Bryan Sts., SAVANNAH, GA„ janls.lv TURNIP SEED! Turnip Seed! COMPLETE assortment at McCOMMON & BANKS. PUNTEIt’FWa, OPPOSITE HCFF’a NEW BUILDING, Cherrj Street. Eetween Third and Fourth, MACOX, GEORGIA. This well-known house being now f-uitabiy fitted up, the nndeislgned is pre pared to accommodate Boarders—Permanent, Transient and Dv. Guests will receive best ut tention, and the Table be supplied with the finest the market affords. J. H. BREMER. 4AS. t. OWEN-. JOSIA3 FOSTER National Hotel ATLANTA GEORGIA. Owens: & FOSTER, Proprietors. LATE cf piedmont and Orange Hotels, Lynch burg, Virginia. The National has been Thoroughly Renovated and Elegantly Famished. Board 83 per day. Baggage carried to and lrom Depot free of charge. ian".tf Greer House, FORSYTH, GEORGIA. Reliable and polite porters win be prtsent atth arrival ot ei*ch irain. J. G. GREER, Prop’r, Notice. thereby notify all parties, who bave J. executions to levy upon property, tb3t alter this date the co-ts must be paid in advance, (ic cording to tie Statute in such cases made) other* wise the property will not be advertised. Stp.9id tf C. M. McCUNE, EfceriS. Globe Hotel, AUGUSTA, 0A A 4. S, JACSCSOM 3 . Proprietor l X K\V AD VEiITISKM ENTS. GEEAT AIIBACTION I OR CASH EUYEHs^ A T Wolfe’s New York Store, Forsyth, Georgia, [HEAD’S NEW BUILDING] OWIN! TO THE GREAT PANIC Now existing: in the Money Market, and the low price ol C ltf-m, T will seil my farve and we! selr'Ct-d WINTER STOCK a? C>ST. Consisting of DRY GO JDS, CLOiHING, BOOTS AND SHOES. SIIAWI.j, BLANKETS, JE.iNS, ETC. At the toliowing low prices: Price. Wort’’. B at Caiieo 10 cents 12J£ Best 4—4 Coiambus Sheeting 1) I.^ Good Jems 20 St- Extra Heavy Jpans 25 40 Best Women,s Sjoes #1 75 (2 25 Best Men’s Sooes 1 75 2 5o Good Men’s Shoes 1 £5 2 00 Extra Heavy Doable Soled Boots 2 9J 4 00 Good C*lt Boots 8 2) 5 00 Heavy Wool Snawls 1 70 2 50 Extra H-avy Double Wool Shawls 3 10 5 O’ He.vy Causimere Pants 2(5 400 Good *• Coats 470 650 Heavy Overcoats 6 40 10 uu Good ‘trey Blankets 1 50 2 7t> Fine White •• 2 7.5 4 pt- AMD OTHER GOODS IX PROPORTJOX. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT GOOD GOODS CHEAP FOR THE CASH. Also a lull Slock cl GROCERIES & PROVISIONS! Bacon lard. Flour, Sugar, Molasses, Colfee, Tea, Tohacca, Whisky Etc., Etc., Dont Forget the WOLFE When you Come to Town. sept* Stt CRASH OR NO CRASH Is the Great Question Row Agitating* Small Dealers- PUT SOLOMON & MOUNT Have the pleasure of anuoanctn.4 that :iiy hay.. . -i been effected by Tlie Wall Street Panic, And, as an evidence, they call attention to I "self cUP-ERK-R *TO ; ): > DRY SOODSj CLOTHING-, BOOTS SHOES, H&TS CAPS, TRUNKS AND VALISES Ti e public may be sssmid that by calKor at their Handsome Room* la Mrs. Morse's New Brick Building on West tilde of the Public Square, Tniy rru he supplied with everything at eh V:?.e, si.* this i* ih*ir ; GENERAL DELIVERY DEPOT, For their several o tores locaud in Ge, - I' . YVe propose ;o • il go*t '• to, •■* -‘•b toniahingiy low prices: 999 vrrdß FINE PRE?S GOODS at 25 cer.; 3 worth 40 cents, 449 “ FRENCH > OPLIN at S5 cents worth CO cents, 555 BALMORAL SKIRTS at 90 cents worth §1 25, 10.000 yards CALL 0F.4 at 12 \4 cents worth Id coats,' s,oooyards 4-4 SHEETING at 13J$ worth 15 cents, 10,000 yards 7 S SHIRTING at 10 cents worth T?K" c-er.ts, 500 pieces BLEACHING at from 10 to 20 cents woiiii from 10 25, 100 fine CASH WERE SFH !'S a* $lO worth *!5, 100 JJx'ra fine CASHMERE SUITS -„t sls worth ?20, 25 CLOTii SUITS at 9,-il wort-. *59, 2-i0 E‘ EEDMEN’S SUITS at S3 75 worth $0 00, 500 OVERCOATS from i4 50 to S2O, SSOO yard? Fair Je.\ NS at 25 cents worth 35 cents, 4500 jar is HEAVY JE \NS at 35 can's worth 50 c--nt?, WO yards ALL WOOL JEANS i 50 cents worth 75 cents, 1000 pair BROGAN SHOES at $1 00 worth $1 50, 1000 pair BROGAN SHOES at $( 7.5 wor’h $2 00, 100 pair FRENCH CaLF BOOTS at ?4 00 worth $8 CO, 500 pair DITCHING 800 l S at S3 50 worth #4 <JO, 1000 pair LADIES SHOES at $l5O worth $2 50, Add a lull stock cf other goods at corresponding plicae. OUR STOCK is now complete in all its details’ and will ha kept up t - ,ifc. high “LeirmdarK t.j fresh arrivals daily. Cur facilities are surpassed by none. Come One Come All and Satisf" Yourselves Before Purchasing Elsewhere. M, SOLOMON & MOUNT. july26 ly LOOK AT THIS FARMERS! WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE : IGHT 'lO sell CLARK’S PATENT Rail or Rlank Renee, IN MONROE COUNTV, GA. This is a useful improvement to ail classes of people in our present condition. All persons are invited to call on our local Agent and he will show you a specimen r-ady made, so yon can judge ol its value and economy at once and soe how to put it up. In making new and repairing oid fences, you can save about halt ’.fee rails, and it has many aevar.- tagts over the ordinary fences of the country which will be apparent to you at once on seeing it. We offer the right to you on the following terms: Persons owning 100 hundred acres, or half a iot of land. $3 CO. Persons owniDg SCO acres, Oi or.e lot of land, $5 50. Pereons owning 300 acres, or two lots of land, $7 50. Persons owning any quantity over 400 acres o! land, |ls CO. T. Ml JACKSON, Griffin, Ga. S. B FREEMAN, Local Agent at Forsyth, stp 23 tf FOR TIE MB1EI!! —-0 Hew Goods aad Styles!! —§oJ— Mips SALUTE SWITZER, la now receiving FULL STOCK of MILLINERY GOODS! To which the attention cf the Ladies of Monroe and adjoining counties, are respectively invited. MY ENTIRE STOCK Has Inst be®n aVoned from the most FASH IONABLE MILLINERY IMPORTERS of the North. Storeroom on tVVat S'de Pibl’C Square, In Mrs. MORSE’S NEW BRI- K BUILDING. sep3J tf Mua 8 tLLIE SWITZER WEEDS & CORNWELL, Importers and Dealers In Hardware, Iron/.S teel NAILS, TIN-PLATE, Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Shot, Powder, Rope, Rubber Belting, Etc. 0ct29.1v SAVANNAH, GA. JOB FEINTING of ev< ry description utAtly fcS ect4 %i Tw Hws&ziasjl UJtee. OUR TERMS ARE CASH! FROM THIi DATE. PARTIES INDEBTED WILL PLEASE -CALL AND SETTLE. fet33 tf McOOMMON & BANK3. Established 1832. BOOTS & SHOES FOR "Retail Trade,' 1 HAVE NOW ON HAND ONE OF THE BEST 3 Stocks ol Boot? and ShoM ever brought to this City, embracing Every Style tnd Tariety, Having been manufactured expressly for the Re tail Trade. EVER! PAIR IS WARRANTED To Give Sjti.-factloa. examine before purchasing. E. P. STRO\ {?. 52 SECOND STREET, MACON, GA. oetl4‘f Dissolution Notice. 'VJ'OTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE firm heretot are exiting between H. Lirunai, & Bro. ia this day dUsolvtd by mutual consent. Ail indebted to the firm will tettle i h H. Lip man. The debts of the firm will bn paid by eith- r member- H. LI PM 4 N S. Ui*JA4N. roiisY ni Al> VEiITISKM ENTS. Fashion’s Palatial -M --fJIIIF. Fmestjacd mo,; E:egant Stock of lOTMiMKir AND FAI6Y 90 QOS, EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. Frr-h from the imperial marts of f??hicn. The greatest c r<- was given to the selection of the pre-ent Stock. a:d they are goaranteed 10 ba ot the finest iu latest fashions and etyies. Among the m toy article, cow 02.-red lor sale, is tLemost Elegant HATS, BONNETS AND £s £yr<y/ w GENUINE OSTRICH PLUMES. NECK AND sash r>bbons, rf.al and immuta tion HAIR, JETT necklaces, belt and ASU BUCKLES. Bandaux and all Hair Ornaments. REDINGQTE . AND RESINGOTE CLOTH. Ladies and Children's Saques. Leather Belts i * AND ikuti twotis. The attention of the Ivties is directed to this SPLENDID and UNSURPASSED STOCK. There is now r.o necessity for the ladles of this and adjoining conoties, visiting Macon or foreign market?, s* ■ very wnut can be supplied In Qualify, Quantify, Style and price#. Mrs. ?. C/. Bemiefct. IST PF.AKLSTIVS BUILDING. ?ep39-tt Forsyth, Ga. Monroe Female College FOSSYTH, CLOfICiA. — """" ■- ■ • h : Jms ; ' IfilS .i mar: next annual session will open I Mon-iav, August ISth, 1573. Board end Tuition for the Term will be s9l bO. Itv order ot 111 Board of Trustees, Papiis must pr.',‘-rt CeitificaT- . settlement ior Taition be— !cithey ore admitted to recitation. Patron? will pleef. fade riae notice and govern themfe-ve ac cordingly. For Luther particulars apply tor (. .a ■ kguelo R. T. ASBUKY, rep23.tf Pres. Fae. BEIFj POBKj MUTTON AND SAUSAGES. I : ryvIIE UNDERSIGNED og leave to announce 1 to 1h- public lh.it ta-y liave io-me-i a co pntncnbip in the M kat Business,and will keep conetantly on hand j lull supply ot rhe choicest Bs-t, Pork, Mutton eu-J B'iusages, which will be d-liverc! a 1 the n-si<scace ol any citizan within ihc corporotion. Old _r-left at the Market ataud will be f.iitdluily -mil puLctuaily tilled. FreslT.Fisli and Oysters Will he kept for sale every other dry. The roar ket v.-:li be krpt open hereafter at all hour* ol the day. We hive changed the market to the room in frcnl of Lampkiu e Bank. set-23 if * t BEN NETT EDWARDS. Dental Card rrH£ UNDERSIGNED CAN ALVYAY3 BK R_ tound during office boor* at his Room, over MOBLEY & CAbANIfS’ STORE, in Pye’s new building. South aid'.- Court liou?t tquare. All wi:o arc desirous ot having cental work done in a tclenufic manner arc revpect iuliy invited to coll. 'OFFICE HOURS. 9a. u„ tol p.m.; 2 p.lm. toC P. M. L. S. MORSE, trayfi.ly Dentist. WHOLESALE and RETAIL GR.OCERY MERCHANST FORSYTH : : : : GEORGIA kAviNu L > ;..TED IN THK £A.VI liiXml of taeir Ne*,v Brick Block, on Main Stbf.kt, * On the East side of the Pabiic keep con stantly on hand and arc daily receiving, a tu!i &*oe ol all kinds of GROCERIES ANO PROVISION* Which we cfiLr to the pnblie as low as any hous in Far-ylh. 157* We Lave now on hand aca’to sirs :e 80,000 lbs BULK MEAT 2,000 Bmhel- SEED O ATS, 1,500 •* CHOI< E WHITE CORY,, 00 Hhd MOLASSES, 25 Bbl MOL .SSEB, at I everything iu *lly kept In a first class groce... store. We .e !#• prepared to acccmuodate ouj planting f.i.-ndu on lime. Standard Fertilizers. fif They an also prepared lo fomiab the beg qualities ol F LRTiLIi&RB^/oror co Utae-