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TBEEA G E E. Piiluis id i t ry i ridiij Mo: u:m. FARM AS 1 ifo I si'HOLD.j The Keeping f Sheep. The growth and cultivation of wool ; has been an employment of man. and taxed the skill and sagacity of the, agriculturist from time immemorial, j It is one of the highest and noblest occupations of man. Shepherds, and ; the keeping of sheep. nr- mentioned ! oftener in holy writ titan any other j occupation. Yea, the greatest event; that, ever happen, and or. this oarlli was! first made known to shepherds. ‘While j shepherds watched over their docks by J night, the angel of the Lord came down I and glory shone around There is no animal kept on the farm more profitable than sheep. Ttiis con- j sists, first, in increase; second, wool; thiid, flesh. They will live where no other domestic animal can, and are more peaceable, requiring less watch ing to keep them witiiin bounds than nnv other animals. There is no other country on the face <>i the globe better ndaoted to keeping sheep than Ameli na, and perhaps none where it is so little understood. Tin re is no domes tic animal so much neglect, ,1 as the sheep. Most people, even those, who write on the proper care of sheep, do not appreciate t lie importance , t keep ing them dry. Sheep have a natural aversion to standing in the mud or water. They wtli even sntl r hunger rather than venture into a muddy or filthy barnyard. This is not a matter of fancy, for sheep soon become dis eased when compelled to occupy damp, muddy or filthy quarters. Sheep give back to the farm more in proportion to what they take off than any other animals; therefore their ad vantages are not appreciated by a ma jority of the fanners. Sin ep are espe cially adapted by their j eculiar habits to render important service. They are pioneers of the plow, cl,‘fining up lanO that lias been giv n nj> to weeds and briers, cleaning in k! ', and while doing ho they will thrive so that their sides will stand out with fatness, or they will scale the rough hilts ami glean fo and where the implements of tin- hu-band man are useless. invariably leave a pasture belter for having been kept in it. An old sue* p pasture tLtd can be plowed may be looked upon as but one step from a full granary. Oat Meal ns Food. This health-giving food becoming increasingly popular, and ;s , xtensive ly maimftictuu and and pul tq> in barrels of one hundred and liiuet> -six pound* and shij ped to nil purts. The most aec p table way of , o -kit g it, is in the shape , f , o ifg,-. and m wife gives the foilovvii!,/ idiectioiib foi cooking it: A 'foil of m-fo. -idii.-ii-i t f >r a breakfast for oik hinny of s,x. , put to swell ov< i liighi. in col i water, in a covered t;n paii, in which if i; cooked the next, im r as follows: H, t, this pail ,-oiitnmiug the swoihn m ail in and wiiter, into a dish kettle, o boiling water, when it is allowed to boil for one 1., nr. in :!i ■ meantime sailing to taste. We f,'tnicily use a pom lain lined kettle t <■ ok in it, but find tile best, way to tv- 1< it, by m thing the itail into bo li g watt r, as it is mort uniform, and none adheres to the sin, of the ki ttle and b, c nn-s scorched. After boiling full on -i our, turn the porridge into a turret and set to par tially cool, when i: is s. i \vd cither in milk, sweetened on inn, or with sugo spr nkled on. The Scotch formeilv cooked their meal but a elicit time, and by so no iiifjf, found it an irritant, and I hat they were fast becoming ad •. sj>“;:tic people lienee they cooked it n. much longer time, when tliu men! becomes thor ouglily mucillMgiiH'u- as will be st.en by the porridge wlu n cold, us it will then quiver like inli,. and when so thoroughly cooked, lx comes decid idy anti-dyspeptic. The best meal is the coarse, approx imating to cracked wheat, and light colored. The liue arid brown coloic-d is liable, or.might be adulterated with shorts. Oatmeal, eggs and grapes, are con sidered the greases! blood producing foods we have. Tr\ i\ and the more you use the popular dkli of porridge for breakfast, the more- \ou will like it. Lika oysters and tomatoes, some have to learn to like them If stung or bitten by insert, snak or animal, apply spoils of hartshorn very freely with a i-mt rag, because it is one of the strongest of alkalis, and is familiar to most persons. The. .sub stance which causes the so-called poison from bites or stings is, as far as a; certaiued, generally acid, ileum the hartshorn antagonizes it in pro portion to the promptitude with whirl, it is applied. If no build,orn is it hand, pour a cup of hot water on : cup of cooking soda or saleratns, is even the ashes of wood just from th< j stove or fire-place, because these xv. \ strong alkalis, and hartshorn i>, on! i best because it is the strong.- -t. A breeder of poultry wrifci s-: F.vi i \ spring I procure n qnantit;: of <v<l.;', boughs, and seattrr t.Leui pieotifulb in and around the lien-house. This i all that is necessary, as the odor "f tin cedar keeps away 1 ce. The n tntdy is cheap, simple, and effective, and is well worth trying by all who have lu-ns u care for. Old orchards, bv shallow plo - h . and dressing with manure and asite ! may be given anew lease of life him productiveness. New growth of vv,>o will be stimulated, and cousidcrabh profit will be realized in letiuu of fruit. Storms in North America. An important memoir on tho laws ol American st -nns was recently pre s<-Lted by Professor Loomis, of Yale Col ege, fo the National Academy of , Sen nee, ami lias iately been published in a revised edition. The conclusions arrival! at by Professor Loomis were derived from an examination of the United States weather-maps, as issued from tile Army Signal-office. Among the results attained by him, bo states that the greatest daily velocity with which storm centers move along the -.u tii’s surface is found in February, the j lowest iu August. The average direction |of the storm paths is more northerly jin October than in July. Very rarely do storms travel in a west or north west direction. Among the disturb ! ing causa s affecting the direction of the movement of a storm center, be states that there must be a connection be tween it and the fall of rain (as has been established by many other nves tigators), and finds with reference to American storms, as > n exact result, the following general law: that the av erage velocity of the storm progress is j about thirty nine miles per hour wh, n ti e extent of rain area is GOO miles in advance of the storm, but its velocity is fourteen miles per hour when the ruin area extends JoO miles in advance of tiie storm. The average course cf the storm paths coincides very closely with the axis of the area over which rain falls during the preceding eight hour*; the stronger the wind on the west side of the storm, the less is the velocity of the storm progress. At the Light of GOOO fe t, in ti e western qu idraut of a storm, the velocity of the wind is more than double the rate of the storm’s prog ess. The i obaresin closing the stum’s c uter in more than half the cases examined by him were 1 plica), the major axes l e ng half as long -gain as the mi lor axes. In a •uiaji number cf storms the major mss w s sit least four times the minor f'he longer axis most frequently lies n a direction bearing about forty de crees east. Teaching Children Courage. Courage is a vital element of Chris tian chivalry. Without it, indeed aeithci truth nor fidelity to prpmise can tie hoped for. The coward is sure to 1:0 when truth means punishment, xnd sure to rt treat from his engage ments when they involve peril We need valiant touis that have learned to eadur an ! scorn pain, and to face danger f. ariessly and promptly when duty require--. Some parents evade tins vital part of training by glosses and in c-- pi ion, A mother who has taken her liny to the d< foist’,S to get a tooth out, will often say, if ha is shrinking, \S t still, niy boy, it wont urf ton Now she knows it will hurt m, lut think* if she can only ge on !>y this derive lu ait spill aud I©'. h<- u. Mu.o get hold of tiie tooth, then ms liiM'Oii ry of the pain will not liin h r it. ; txtraetiou. This is a double •nist ike. It destroys her boy’s conli- Me in her, for he detects her in a i<>. And though it get the boy this tine, to sit nt, li, it is under tho dilu tion shut there is to he no pain, where :s he should he taught to face the pain aud to scorn ii. This makes the ii' renee ! eiwei n the cowards and ■ ■ot s. A regiment of poliroony could iiatcii up to i battery as cheerfully a? • refotrii lit of heroes, if they thought here was no enemy at the guns. The difference is that heroes know the danger and yet face it valiantly. The plague is once more threatening the confims of Europe. The progress of tli pestilence last year in the valley of tt e L .w*-r Euphrates aroused some linn, and the contagion some weeks ago lx gun to spiead to Mesopotamia, •md since the beginning of March it has r, ached Bagdad. The new out break shows much of the old aid mys teiicns fierceneis before which medi cal science for many centuries recoiled in despair. There is no reason to ex pect that its ravages will be limited to the provinces of Turkt-y in Asia. Both in Egypt and in European Turkey the conditions in which the plague breeds ami spreads are still prevailing wi h little mitigation since the time when Cairo aid Constant!! ople were almost itm.uuily dec-in.ated by its stacks. Hap pily, there is not the least ground for believing that the essential conditions for its reproduction in Western Eu rope ary longer exist. Of the peculiar customs of the Greenlanders, the most singular is their musical combat If a Greenland er imagines himself to be insulted by another, he composes a satirical poem and challenges his adversary to sing. Both appear with a respectable chorus, chi' 11 women, and the contest of wit begins. He who fairly laughs out liis opponent, and gets the last word, ' gains the applause and wins the day. Amost admirable substitute for the i code duello! Nature did not intend tint man should i eed a stimulant, oc springs and wells would bubble with whisky Blood is sufficient to warm his bod., and pure water sufficient to invigorate j his system. Therefore, whin man drinks, he puts that iu his mouth hat will steal away his brains. If you want to bo unreasonable, ill-tempered, imbecile, then till your hide with poisonous liquor, and you will suc ceed. Curran was orce asked by one of his brother i-onnselors, ‘Do you see any thing ridiculous iu this w g'? ‘Nothing but the head,’ was the reply. LEGAL nD V EitTISEME NTS. HALS. COUNTY. Court of Ordinary, April Term, 187*5. GI ORGIA, HALL COUNTY.— Jobii L. Jones, ad miriietrator or Hiram Jon* b, deceased, having applied to this Cm t tor Letters of Distuision Loin said administration: All persons concerned are her by notified and re quired to show cause, if any exist, at the August ter.a next of said Court, why said lette s should not be granted. Given under my hand, this April 12. 1870. ■ prl4-3in J. B. M. WIN BURN, Or Unary. Hull Deputy She? Ilf’s Sales. VI/’ILL be sold before the Court House door in the T > city of Gainesville, Hull county. Ga.. within the It fetal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in May next, the following property, to-wit: Oae-halt interest in the city lot and hou-e in the citv of Gaines Ti le, Hah county, Ga., f outing ou the North side of Washington 3t eeL tne same being the lot aud house in and on which the postoffice is now kept. Levied ou as th* pr perty of At anta L. Law, administratrix, etc., to satisfy a Justi es Court fi fa issued from th 4llth district G. al., Hall county, in favor of J. VV Da is, assignee, vs. said Atlanta Law, a miuistratrix of U. deceased Levy made and returned to me by J. a. Morrison, L. C. SAMUEL R. FINDLEY. mar3l-td Deputy Sheriff. White Sheriff’s Sales. Georgia, white county.—win be sold on ihe first Tuesday in May next, at public outcry, between tbe lawful hours of sale, at the Court House door in Cleveland, the following property, to-wit: Lot of laud No. 118, in tho third district of said county, conta niu g 125 a res. more or less. Levied ou as the property ol Isa c Oaks, as ex cutor of Jam s Colley, deceased, to satisfy a tax fi fa in favor of the State *n<l county for the tax fo • the year 1875. ;>r7-*d SIMEON PALM i li, Sheriff. N. B Not ce of said levy has been given to defend ant, Isaac Oaks. Hall Postponed Moil gage I) puiy Sheriff * ale. WILL be sold before the Court House door in th u City of Gainesville, Hall county. Ga., within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in June next, the following property, to-wi : One Love and Bodly sawmill, al-o ove eighteen horse power engme and boiler, together with ah the fixtures thereto belonging. Levied on by virtue of two mortgage fi fas is ued by tho OlTt of the S iperL or Court of said county in favor of S. B. Seay vs W. w. Findley aud J. W. Holtsclaw, as the pr per*y of de feadants. Property pointed uit ad ebserihed in tic seal mort age fi fas. S. R. FINDI.I Y. apr7-4t Deputy sheriff. Aclmimstraloi ’s <le. pEOIt 'IA. HALL COUNTY —ln pursnm.c of an VJT order of tho Court of Ordinary of Hal! county, will be sold b for the Court House dorr, in ihe city of Gainesville, between the legal hours of sale, ou the first Tuesday in M.-.y next, the following pro erty, to-wit: Parts of l.ots Nos. U's and 1 Oft, in the :2th dis rictof said county, containing 274 acres, more or less adjoining lauds of Phoebe Hog-rs on the south and west; B. J. Hu eeyon the north, and Caleb Payne ou the east, with ordinary {mppovomonts. SoU as tin property ot John D. Miller, ed, fur the benefit of his heirs and creditors. Terms cash. cpi7-td WILLIAM MILL 11, Adrn’r. GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY.--George ?.r Tuggle, Administrator on the estate of Caroline Bell, and - applies for leave to si! ti e nds oi suld estate: Therefore all persons concerned are hereby cited to appear at my < ttloe at tbe regular April term of the Court of Or inary for Fall county, to b i held ou the first Monday in May, 1876. to object t" tho same, if they so and sire. Otherwise said leavA will b- granted tho applicant, J. B. M. WIN BURN, mar 31-301. Ordinary. G\ EOItGI HALL CGU N ’ I',. --ji- •: -. kl. aun r ap- I" plies for Letters of Administration oh the estate of David Tanno*. late of said county, deceased Therefore till persons concerned* are her- by cit* and to be and appear at my office at a regular ttnn’of the Court of Or inary, to be held ou the nr*-t Mo-day in May next to object to the same. Otherwi e Utters ot admin stratum will bo granted tho applicant in terms of ’aw. J. 3. M. WIN BURN. Ox dinary. mar,3l-.§of] Saji-. ll' ILL BE SOLD. b fore th Court House door, in ▼ v the town oi Flowery Branch, qu t o first Tues day in May next, the following property to-wit: Lot No. 7, Block No. 14, oo Clio*tr nt street; a'so Lot No —, Block No. 7, on Pine s ivet; also Lot No —-. Block 7, on Broad streit Said property al s mat ed in said town of Flowery Branch, Hall comity, Ga., and so an d the property of A. P. Cagle to sa-bdy a tax tt fa in favor of the Major and Council of Fiowery Bran h vs. SA. P. Cagle f r taxes. inarßl>td ' T STOKFS. Mar&hal- DAVVSOK tOUtVI V. HEUEAFTEfI pjajid'tf.s Will be roq printer's fee lq advy#ue qn all piae. <i in my hands, as required by section of t e Cede of Georgia, before I will advertise tbe saiqe. Plain it, will confer a favor by not requesting m t o assume u personal reppqiiKibility ir tins mart >r, where I have not a cent of ppctmiiipy interpgr, U, E. BURT, jane 25-tf Sheriff f Dawson coiin y. Administrator** Sale. EORGIA, DVWBON COUNTY.—y vutue of n, * X order k*ranted bv the C- ir t < i Ordinary oi k ii county, I wll s-1 on the first Tuevdiy in uio, IS7m. at pnbl.c out-cry, t the Couit oute uuor of county. t-v -en he legal In* vs f mle: ots of I:*,- 11 Uiupers 1)0? l.lpijV’l,if o, IJj land !>:;■, a!in :h i t dis r ct Oi ilm IbiL section u; -■■nd c;-ppr.y. hh to. property of ’he es am of isaa { - Mjg.b-hc.'. it- -eased. A po-tidi f the ub ;v iui ds lie c.i tho i.tuvv-., river, aid ip tlm gold r i.io-i. i. rt cleared aud tt dwelling u‘.ereou. T- rms cash. a.r.4-*.d J HN Hu KENHULL. Adm'r. p g(.)RG T A, DAWSON (’ tt .Nr Y.- Where# ’’ 5 U. adnii.uis-rat r f Na :ev C a ii'y dec* represe ts to the u *:•;, : i; lji= e'iii ui, (ittly nh-d m entered ou reoord. tint he inn hih v administ r Nauov Olaridy's s>.at : T is flier* fort 1 . tt cite all persons con erned kindred ax i errd tor-, to show cause, if any they ca; why sa (] admiuistran r should 11 l ,e d'r.-liar:vd* from his adpi'uMratioq and r ceiv • l-tt rs of dismission ou the Monday in Aqgm i, aprl4 t l 1). .] bjjRT. Ordinary. / 1 EOltUl*., DAWSON OObN J Y.- Wher a . \Yi hem ’ T L, Il'mrH, ftdmim-p r.for of the ••state of .Jo>* Byers, deceased, represents to the Court m h s peti tior du y filed a* and entered n rec-rd, tint he i 1 -i.-- fu :y administered J*>h B e ’ : This i>, th*r tY*re, to cte *-.11 pmsoiis or.O'TLu , Icindr dan oredioirn. to show cans • if i,y they t-iin. why s iil administrator should not be •dsch trgkd f.-om his a .m uis ra ion and receiv letters of dismi-- siou 00 the first Monday in Ju y, 1876 marl7_td 1). J. BURT, Ordinary. GBOKUIA. I> .WHO BOUNTY,-John W. Ham apnli<* to him t’"r lottery of adiniuiati.iii m on t. estate* of James Lt. Taiiuur, iato of s t;d county. Therefore, all pets is com-erneo, arc h ivby noti tied that unless goo I can bo shown, said lect* rs i>i b< granted the applicant at the May term of the Onir of Ordinary of said county, to be held ou the firs; Monday in May next marl7-td D. J. BU’JT, Ordinary. /'l EORGIA, DAWSON rijl’MC. - Wheivas, Johf “ T HockruhnJl, adrnjpjstrator ot the estate of laa c Mcdshee, late of baid comity, daceaye 1, has applied to me for leave to sell the land's bobmaii.g to sai estate; This is to cite a’d admonish all an i singular tli* kindred and creditors to be, and appear at my ofti -e. ithin the time prescribed by law and male k sown their objection. 'liver under my hand and i llb-.ia! signature, -his J4th day of February. H 6. mar3-40d D. J. liflKT, Ordinary. gjgjjgMBPMMMMMBgMHaOMBBBaBBaMBMBaggBMBEawaaa TOWi\S COUNTY. pEOIt Jlv, TO VN3 COUNTY—Whereas J dm H > (J rn, administrator of the estate ot John Corn, and cease l. having fuliy admini.-te-ed noon said ?tate, applies :o me for etters of dismission from said estate: Therefor**, all persons c ucerued, are hereby cited to re and appear at my office, ou t’ e li-s Monday in May next, to show cause why said let < rs sin uld not be granted o said appl cmt m terms of .Tie law. tJivm under my ha aid dfioial signature, this 13 h day o i January, its it. Tv HEDDr'N, Ordi ary. WHITE CO. NTY. hook at Tli is I \FTER the publication of this noli I shall not atver ise any levy u 1 *9 the a-loe rising fv.c /.-• aid to me *n advance a* the lute directs. None m-ed isk me to violate this rule, as 1 shaj! u t and * so in an °*BH - # SIME N PALM EH. novl2-tf sheriff White*. Uo. ( 2JEORGU, WHITE COUN I Y. ur.rk mv- V I m.; made application lor permanent Loth rs ol Juardiausliip of tlio property of Charlie an.i minahoo, minors, who reside in the State ol Texas, being hir.-at law of Indiana Sh lt<> ; , and c- ased; All persons ar>, there -'ore, uot ; fi, and i*> be and a near at my office, at a r* gular term of t-m Court oi urdiu wr, o:i th* fi-st Monday in May next,, to *-bow . ns- . if any they oau, why ea and letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and ffi -ial signature, this April 3-1, 187(5. api.7-4w W. J. PAYNE. Ordi-ary. While •herift-’si ale. I V KOBOIA. WHITE CO UN TV Will bo s Id 01 tbe I first Tuesday in May next at public outer .b*- 'ween the law* ul hours of sale, ai the Court H use loorin Llevf and, the following property, to-wit: Parts of i.ota of Land Nos. US }i n<l 14 Lin the third li**tr ct "t said cm ty. contiini g 110 acres, mor or less, known as the Holcomb Blu ■ Creek lands. Slid lauds levied on to satisfy a t x fi fain iav r of tt.c tat> and comity vs. John J K.rnsey, for the year 1873, at and evi* and on as the prop rty of the said Kimsey by \V. J. Freeman, lawful constable, and returned to :ai "‘ SIMEON PALMER, Sheriff. mar3!-td A. VV. Elrod vs. W. C. Deavors, of Habersham county, and A. J. West et. ah, of Banks conntv, and Per sia Headen.—Bill i•. Equity in Bank- Superior Court, returnable to the April tu*m. 187(5. rT APPE VRING to the Court that Peimelia Ileaden, a party detea ant in the above stated case, is not to be found in Banks county; ad i! further app< aring that sue Pea not reside in this State: It is older cl by the Court that the above s aiou bill be puG-cied upon said Permeiia H aden by publicat on of thi orde- once a month tor four months preceding the next term of this Court, in the Gaines vide Eagle, a publi g-zette or ihis State. J. I’. ESTES, (irauted: Complainant’s solicitor. GEO. D. KICK. Judge C. S. I cert fy that the above is a true extract from the m.nu'.es of Banks Superior Court, April Term, 187(5. apr7-law4m W. W. MOO BE, C. S. C. Medical Notice. r pHH UNDER■HG'O'D bog leave to inform the citi JL zens of Gainesville and the surrounding country, that they hive forme ) a partnership under the nam of LONG & BAILEY, for the practice of medicine in Ul the branches of the profession. From their long experience in ti a practice, ad by elo-e application to th ir they feH assn ed tha they will be able to treat any f-rm o disease su< ce siuily. 1 h y <- spectfullv solicit patronage. H. J. LONG, M P. J. w. bailey, m. and. February 22, 1376—3 m A g* BLJ © For the chance :u fhe world to coin money. Address U. H SAFETY POCKET CO , Newa k, N. J. thoy^clann.*—'Weekly iars. C.F.^lnßnt^ACo. lim READING; PSYCHOMfINCT, FASCINATION; SOUL iTlCl,arming. Mesmerism, ana Marrige Guide, show iug hew either sex may fascinate and gain the love aud affection of any persou they choose instantly, 400 j ages, by mail 50 cts. Hunt & Cos. 139 S 7th St. Phila. AGENT** WASTED! Medals and Diplomas Houtiy'a new PICTORIAL B'B FS. A. J. HOLMAN & CO., 930 Arch street, Ph la. WANTED SZSS Packages w the world. It contains 1* sheets of paper, 15 n .eluj es, golden pen, pen-holdor, pencil, patent yard measure, and a piece of jewelry. Siugle package, with pair ot elegant gold stone sleeve buttons, post paid, 25c. Five for $1 —worth the money. V> arches given away to all agents. Circular tree. BRIDE & CO., 769 Broadway. N. Y. CENTENNIAL XJ ntversal history to tlie Cltiso ill tho lust 10' years of our National Xu (lp ut'ence, iiicltniinu an account of tho comiug ‘trawl Ceiit-unial Kihtbition, 700 paites, fine engrav inß, 1 w price, quick sales, extra terms. S.nd fer o rcular. p. W. ZIEGLER k CO., 618 Arch street, Phila., Pa. lit'on OUGIIS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, AM) ALL THROAT 1) SEAS; S, TT 3P YELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. Putupon’yin It I. UK boxes. A TRIED AMJSURK KKn KDY. ■or sale by drugnista generally, aid JOHNSTON, iOLI-OWAY & CO., Phila. Pa. WATERS' PIANOS. . ' UK THE BEST MAOEj the l our, Tourll, Workmanship and Ournbility Un.ur pasard. WATERS' OItUISS, CONCERTO, NKW ORCHESTRAL. VESPF.II, CHAPEL, VIALESTE and CYVIBELLA, cannot be et.ellwd in tone or t>ean *>'• The CONCERTO STOP is s 1%. IMITATION of the HUMAN VOICE. Warranted. SIX YEARS. PeIOES EXTREMELY LOW fortctsH dur.ng this month. Monthly installments recited. A lib' ral discount to Teachers. Jt* isters, Churches. Schools, Lodge,, etc. AGENTS W*iTED. Sp c al inducements to the trade! Illustrated Cata -1 gue sent. HORACE WATERS k S >NH 181 Br adway, Now Box, 5567. fuller,~co7 MANI’E'ACTUREHS StTmot 0 * largßil aswortment and A In the "unrket* PUKNACK fo OUR d.W WOOD AND COAL COOKING STOVES. (SOLDER CROWN, i REPoaip. fi WRIT OF ’7|. % OSITHERN OEM. U Wg AND THE FAMOUS WTEWABT 4 IMPROVED ’ MEET THE WANTS OF EVKRY DKALEIt Oom-spo deuce invited. Price List and <ut upon application to FULLER. WARREN & CO., 23G Walter btrei-t. New York. uniui ass nun patests ILMORB & CO., successors to Chinpru, Hosmer vJT k Cos,, soljc tore. latent* procured in *1) coun tries. No fees m advance. No charge unlera he patent is g-anted. No lees for making preliminary oxamiua t 088. No additional fees tar obtaining and conduct ing a rehearing. By a recent decisio- of the Co.umte sionei all rejected applications may be revived. Spe cial attention given to luterfcreu e Cases before the latent • ffice, Extensions before Congress, Infringe ment Suits in different States, and all li lgation apper taiuiu' to Inventions or Patents. Send stamp to GILMORE ti c£., for pampftjpt of s xty pnije** bund Cases, Laud Warrants and Scrip. Contested Land r aseg prosecuted before the United States <]• n raj Lam] osiue apd epftitamu* of the In ferior. Private Lmd Ciaims, Afiniug and Pre-emption Claims, .tnd Cases attended to. L&ud Scrip iu 40, 80 and 1 (J acre pieces or sale, This Scripts assignable, and can bo located jp the uaipe of the pur chaser upon gny Government Land subj. et to private eu'ry, at :>r, pur jtura. It is of equal value with *sOlllll y L nd Wavranffi. Se? and stamp to A: O. for p tra;hlet of iustitu tlon. Arrears of Pay and Bounty. OFFItRkS, s )L!'IERS and SAILO'S of (he lab ar, or thmr heirs are in many cases enti.led to •non > iroin Lie Governm nt of which t ey have no n w dge. Wr t • tu I hitoiy <%t service and stat' '•mount ..f < fiy and bounty rece ve-i. Enclose sta- p to ULMObK x C(J , -■{[ a full reply, a.ter examination, viii be g Vo*i ypu fr,'tj. All Office li* rs and Bilors wou- dd. ruptured r ii j .r and in thn late war, however R ightly, can oi - ■i . a peubiou by artdrotuiig GILMOUK * CO. Cim-H pv s(( uted by GILVOUE A: O’*, b* fore tVt : p eine Cmi't of toe tinned * at.*s, th** C.curt o ’hums, and the Southern Claims C mmission. Ell depyriiuont of *ur basiuiss is condurt : d in a ep.-.rato bureau, mup*r “t tf,ii hj l} . expori- Tn-e*l pimes e’mplvived j.<y tiifj q and lii'm* I’rompt ittentiou to nil bUMiue*? 'entru-dp.* to'‘(iii,Mt)KlC & .H) is thus on ured. be desire lo w n success bj i . OJLIt' UE k CO., *‘ °* ’> l 1 t' St eet, uprtr Ps*tmd I'ost O** ce, j tu2i it D. (1. SITU TsON WANTED.- \ ''UNG man of good >h ts, ad ability to cn du..t the m* oii.irii**ul depftrLn* u‘ nt a hrst-rlast* •' mntr;- w dely, desiroß a situation as either fomuana, •omp.'jsitor rid “ma' or-up,” or to renter ceuoral as s istance ’ n the ri’.mi-g of sue* u paper, rtefereno* given tv ill work on reasonable terms. Address, CURT JOY S, Eaglk Office, Gainesvi le, (_ki. F. brua y 18‘.h, 1876 J. T. L TNEU, W. M. PUCKET. Cleveland, Q%. Gainesville. Ga L ATNER & PUCKETT, dKNTAL SURGEONS. Are prepared to do all kinds of work atshor notice. Prices atisractoiy. ' * W. 11. PUCKETT, AthPUS SLj near Oor. Summit, GA l IN' *'.m vtij.f:, o a Is prepared to make all kinds of JEVVELRY cto • URE GE' ‘RGIAGOLD. Ho wil, also repair WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sts* F t specimens o? his work, reliability, &cj*lf gx ters. by permission, to Redwine At E-*tes,at: if- W- X. PU<|h klf t F e - % NSW FIRM. W igri, EVANS & FERGUS^;; 16 Watch Makers and J Having establialied themselvt s on tho i the Public Square, glcctl GAINKWVILLE, G/ 111 wi ) „ , \ brill U ould respectfully solicit a share of patronag pubi c. * Lew , Mnji WATCHES CLOCKS, and di fc J EWE bin,,, Sold at Lw Figures, and QUAR VNTEED A8 ItIiP RK-ESTKU, OR THE MONEY REFUNDED. Latest novelties in 'tiINATURE, PORCELAIN & JET, something new*. WATCH REPAIRING Will be exclusively done by Mr. HUGH FERGUSON, iormerly Watch Maker for George Sharp’s fine cstab lishment of Atlanta, Ga. 4®* Plain and Fancy ENGRAVING done in tho best st} le, at sho*t notice BADGES, of all kinds, made to order, filir Watch-s regulated by Chronometer. January i4, 1876-3 m. J. M. OWEN, DEALER IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, and General Merchandise, BH LjXjTOHST, 0-A_. HE sells Goods cheap for CASH, and furnishes the traveling public with a good, square meal at his Hotel on living terms. Call ou him. fapr 18-tf. H. J. LONG, M. D J. W. BAILEY, M. D. BAILEY & LONG, Physicians ami Surgeons, j feb2s-tf GAINESVILLE, GA. PALL & WINTER NEW GOODS —AND- STYLES! K.LMMCO Take pleasure in informing their numerous custo mer and the public generally that they are Now Receiving direct the Northern markets a large and var ed stock of Staple and Fancy IDIFLY G-OODS I llats, Boots, Shoos, FAMILY GROCERIES, Hardlwaro, into. And in fact almost everything required to supply tho wants of tho people of the up country. Our assort ment ol drkss goods is complete, aud embraces many new and unique styles, to which the attention of the ladies especially is invited, feeling hure they cannot fail to be pleased. The stock has been AREFULLY SELECTED a purchased with great care, aud will be sold to cash purcussors at a unall advance on New York eod. Call ami Fxainino Our Stack and Prices, aa we charge nothing for Bhowing our goods, k. 1., hoove & co. September 17th, 1875, BARGAINS —AT THE ATLANTA STORE! Our fail stock of DRY GOODS, CLOT BING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, Stoves and Tinware, Saddles, Bridles, &c.. AUK daily arriving from ew York, Philadelphia, Bal timore, Knoxville, Naahvilie, Charleston, Atlanta aud other markets. Having bought at.astonishingly low priees, we are •B'->ring b-rgaius FOR O ASH, THAT Defy Competition. Will eifcha. ge (/uodg for aqy kl>ld of produce at c ch prices. Extra iudtioements are offered in Bagging and Tics. WILL PAY TIIE maun: 7 CA ill PRICE FOR COT T O TV, AT ALL TIMES. rpHASKEUL for patfoimga qf the ail h m, we RO |_ licit , caunuvanceoi the Same tu tlm new. Mr Scott Appleby ohu lo found bohind t-e cou .ter, ud will -rr.T hia friends special inducements. Please call and examine our stock; ladies especially atdicited —no trouble to .liow goods. SMITH* JKNKIVS, oct M-8m Near the Depot. J. It. BOONE. AMZI RUDOLPH BOOSE RUDOLPH HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR, NEW BRICK STORE, On the corner, are n**\y ready for business, A goo<i s • • of Staple Dry Goods --.-AND— GENERAL MERCHANDISE THE BE3T Boots and Shoos For Men, Women and Children. THE BEST CofFeo and Sugar. THE CELERRATED Stewart & Austain Je 1 TL. O XT ;n. 7 —AXD— Provisions Generally. We like to deal fairly with everybody. Come and See Us. BOONE & RUDOLPH. noriawtf A. J. COMER I Has on hand and is constantly receiving a large as | eortment of L DRY GOODS, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, •> Caps, And Notions, Which he will sell cheap for cash or country produce, dec 17-tf. Coffins & Burial Casts DAVIS & COX. Gainesville, Georg : a. Would inform their friends and customers i at fcheir large and carefully selected stock of r'uiuidrtj which they now have iu store and are cousUu 4 y t ceiving, have been added COFFINS, BURIAL CASS 8: CA.SK.BO of all sizes and qualities, which will be ui t.h’ho.l the lowest retail prices. They purchase all of their stock direct from manufacturers, and are determined not to be an lor sold. Bradford St., Near Public Square. GAINESVILLE, G 4. bot!9 Great Attraction! . at J. R. BARNES & CO.’S. A FRESH SUPPLY 0L NEW GOODS, VOXSTSTTMJ 0L Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c., READt-M tI)E CLOTHING. Over Coats, Suits, Ladies’ Goods, red i:\ii white mmm, Opera Flannels l)e 1 nines, Alpacas, Waterproofs, Mi awls, Balmoral Skirts, GLASS & HOSIERY, \ND VARIOUS other goods of all varieties aud colors, all at tho lowest cash prices, oct 1-xi. mw GOODS A largo lot oi NI. B TV’H Fall and Winter C D O T I-I l JST G —AND— Ladies’ Press Goods. Also, #’n ! I of SHOES & HATS. CiiGtp as iho (Jhoajxcst, .TINT UEC KiV Tt \ V IRAHAMI HAWKINS. Coiim Oho, Come AIL September 17th, 1-7. L \ MONTI!—A cents wanted cv: rv where. Business honorable ami !ii>t clusM. birtiriXais :u'tit IViic. Addivsn •J. M OilTil & CO-. M- J.ouis.iio. jul.vdly THE .5 AS. I.EFPEL Double Turbine Water Wheel, # POOLS^&EUNT. fjSl Baltiniorit, Kq. BKM 7,000 XVIV IX US El PIS a Sitnplo, btrong. Durable, Ttr j nhvaya reliable and atia iUkufactttrers.albo, ol Portiibio & btatioaary MP jwP— Wiafe/Eagines. Steam Boilers, (^^^ a aw&Gri,tHills, Min’ iSSSHr for“ Cotton Oil vm " Loo.(I and p!.l...tvV, a 5 ,>wpr7 Hyaraulio and other *iCooC3,cxo. oh 'itiv?,i iUtoys and ld.an£re v 3 ■?' *r- ch ' ‘ Gearing ;&cu rati; and of very best finish, tend for Circulars. GEORGE PACE & CO., Mamrfactiis'crs of PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ft!ILLS. ALSO STATIOITAEY!; POST ABLE STEAM EXCiIXES, / f| \ N‘o.sN'.Schroederst. / if! \\ BALTIMORE, IID Grist Mills, J.eftel'a Turbine Water Wheels, Wood Working .Machinery of all kinds, and Xiu chiuists’ Sundries. bEXI) FOK cat,if,<;i:es, Caskets ami Bus* a! Cases. THE undersigned will keep cons antly on hand a supply of CASKETS and BURIAL CASES and will also supply COFFIN s of all sizes and descrip tions, at short uotice. H. W. RICH, may 23, 1873-tf] I avis Street, Gainesville, Ga. Hygienic Institute. Pin i I\TT"V If you would enjoy the most de- I rs l\ l\l j ! light! i luxury; if you would be I Tlj rt Iu ] | j speedily, cheaply, pleasantly and vJil.ililJL/ permanently cured of all Inflamma tory, Nervous, Constitutional and Blood Disorders; it you Rheu j mat ism, Scrofula, Dyspe; sia,* Bron (chitis, Catarrh, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, ; Piles, Neuralgia, Paraiisis, Diseases {of tlie Kidneys, Genitals or Skin, Chill and F.-ver, or other Malar al Affections; if you wo dd bo purified from all Pois nv, whether from j Drugs or Disease; if you would have j Beauty, Heaith and Long Life, go to rri I*l the Hygienic Institute, and use I 1] rR IK I o"t< Kc.,e,lie, nl01 ! THE TU Kl H BATH. i he ‘ Water Cure Processes,” Th-i 'Movenerit Cure,’* Electricity and other Hyg enic Agents. i Success Wonderful—Curing All Curable Cases, If fi- t able to go and take Board, [send full account of your case, and [get directions for TREATMEN AT HOME. Terms Reasonable. ‘“N lmy | j Location,corner Lloyd and Wall Sts , -< A *|l— I Opposite Passenger Depot. . J fi. 111 j JNO. S r AIN BACK WI SON, novs-3m l Physician in Charge. E. mT COBB, —PROPKIETOI! OF Livery, Feed & S .le Stables, TOCCOA, G*.^l. VI ’ ILL keep tho best Horses an! Carriages, and VV carefui hands will attend to the tc.usient stock. Katifaction Guaranteed tu I’afroiM. may23-tf LAW’S DEPABTMEKT. Y yOULD RESPECTi-ULLY announce to bis old friends in Hall and adjoining comities that ho has iff \\ up and opened a NKW STOK Hon the South-East corner of the PubimSquare! in <yAI TV I -fT^ld, GEORGIA. ami is now receiving Y Large and Well Assorted Stock of Goods, That lie Sills just Bought in New York & Boston at Reduced Prices IDs siock is full and complete, nd consists of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, 1 IX ABD WAIIE, CROCK ERY, GROCERIES, And last, bill not least, a large lot of READY-f¥!ADE CLOTHING, That he Intends SELLING AT BOTTOM FIGURES T< > OA.JSII CUSTOMERS. custom™ I to *w erCal i ltilo ’? !lßillaM , 1 ‘ :ls sat afied bim that it is better for the merchant and !/, viato from it. 1 y 1 tbe tasU 3yßtem , aml ho ll ‘* a laid d’U that rule to begin with, and will not de nesMH‘|.™nio,ePlnOnß b ” t ! >oli . t ° <) accommodating clerks aud assistants, and with strict attention to busi ness - keeping always in view the gulden rulo-he hopes to merit and receive his share of the pubuJpJjSon^i. He will Take in Exchange for Goods, CORK, WHEAT, PEAS, BEESWAX,, TALLOW, EGGS, RAGS, &c., Ami Will Pay tho Hi gliest Prices for the Same. CASH PAID FOR COTTON. (Tom W. Red Attends the Cctton Department.) Goods Delivered to City Customers XTI sld Id Ob’' OXIA ISO Id ! PrtiCß READY-MADE CLOTHING: Men’s Fi-LMieli Cassimere Ilcceptioii Sui4at from - - s!*? fo s*>o “ <>v*‘*als, - "£s toSUH! “ Pantaloons, to SB. , ' esls ’ $1.25 to $1.50. 85i;st*.v'. t/i(btßa - . to Youths 7 Suits (Best Cassiiiiei*) 9 - - - - siO o Boys’Overroafs, - - - - - - # - $3 to s£so'. r l\ .1. CAR r V M I L. AGENT AND DEALER IN PIANOS AND ORGANS,. C'-S'IE’VILLF, GEORGIA. ! I A GOOD 7 1-3 OCTAVE PIANO AT ,350. (LIKE THE ABOVE ( UT) With all the Modern improvements. 1 AM AGENT TOR THE CELEBRATED KNABK, iIALLET & DAVIS, HAINES HUOT HE US, an.l SOUTHERN OEM Pianos; Which are first ctass in every respect. I will compote with Atlanta prices, an 1 keep tlio instruments in thorough repair for one year. My system of Tuning is that of j EQUAL TEMPERAMENT, And according to mathematical demonstration, It is the only way by which a Piano can be TIJ NK 1> CORK IXT LY. For further particulars, address r F. .1. C ARTMELI „ GAINESVILLE, </A. REFERENCES : Col. J. B. Estes, Ifcov. T. P. Cleveland, Gainesville, G*. * dec 10-tf E. T. McLEROY, ii:\i,i:n i> L’ateiil Medicines, . l'aints, Oils, Varnishes, Window (llass Putiy, Paint iiraslips, I)ye Stufl's, Ac. Fine Pei-I'umery, Fancy and Toilet Articles Dressing Combs and Brushes, Lamp Goods ol a§! hinds, Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Starch, Fine Tobaccos anti Cigars, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. PAISMT, GIL AUD CLASS I also off-r for sale a fine lot of Drugs ami Chemicals, which I propose to sell at ACTUAL COST. in order to close them out, as in future I expect to deal only in Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c., &c. All goods sold by me will be warranted Fresh, Genuine, and of the Best Quaitly. P LEASE EXAMINE MY GOO OS AND PRICES Before buying ehewhere X rth tilde Public Square, al McKown 4t McLeroy's old stand, iu Oaudlei Hall Building, act2'2-tt Oaiuesville, Oa.