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FARM AND GARDEN Choosing; Meat In purchasing a quarter of an animal, or pieces from it, we should select such rh have the smallest, thinnest, and fattest hones, covered by the finest grained flesh, with th fat intermixed in thin streaks, or layers, with the lean. This will almost invariably be found tender, juicy, and profitable. On the cons trary meat with large round thick bones of coarse grain, and showing fat in thick slices, or large lumps will prove tough, unsavory, and so far as the profitable part is concerns cd. not worth so much by twenty five per cent, as tha finer boric quality. Poultry which has long, coasc legs, neck and head, ought to bo avoided, while those with short, fine legs long round and plump bodies, and a fine short neck and head, if of a suitable age, should be preferred. These re marks do not apply with the same force to fish, for several kinds of the most bony are very good eats ing. although they may not be as profitable as those with fewer bones The most delicate, however have rather a large number of bones compared with the amount of meat they aflord r for example, the sal mon, bass. cod and mackerel, of the salt water and the Mackinaw trout muscalonge, and white fish of the fresh water. Very large vegetab’es are not usually a3 Jelicato as those of me dium sizeybut to this rule there are many exceptions. As for fruits, the largest arc usually the best. Tho following is said never to fail, if properly applied: make a strong steep, from red oak bark, in hot water, when cold apply as conveneuit, the oftener the bettor. In a few days the wart will dis appear. A farmer should never rest sat isfied no matter how profitable his returns may be from his corn, wheat, sorghum, or field crops, or from breeding and raising stock, if he lacks an orchard and kitchen garden. For the sake of the health and morality oi hi> household, ha should have Nature’s bounteous fruits and flowers to beautify and cheer his wife and children. Chkap Vinegar.— A first rate vinegar may fee made by tho follow ing cheap and simple process. Boil a pint of corn till about half done for three gallons. Put it into jars or jugs, and then fill them with hot water, sweetened with a pint oT syrup perhaps less would do Set them in the sun, and in oue or two weeks.it will be first rate vin egar, No one need buy a poor ar ticle when a good one can be made with so little trouble.—[Journal and Messenger; Molasses Pudding.—Two tea cups of molasses, oue of sugar, o»e tablespoonful of butter, and lluce well beaten eggs. Season to your taste.—Southern Cultivator Beef ; ie.— Cut the cold roast beef, left from a previous incal, into thin slices; lay sonic of tho slices in to a deep pie dish which you have line on the sides with a rich puff paste. Sprinkle over this Twyer a little pepper and salt and a teaspoonful of butter; now a layer of tomatoes: then another lay er of moat, another of seasoning and tomatoes, until ihe dish is fill ed* Cover with paste, and bake an hour. All cold meats are ex cellent prepared iu the same wav. Sweet Potato Custard.— One pound ' potato mashed and sifted fine, half pound sugar, a small cup of cream ana one'fourth pound butter, four eggs, nutmeg aud lem on, to suit the taste. If you have no cream, put half pound butter, luis makes two large custards. linlu’i T ee '° f Flori da. nays the >otts m horses can be dislodged by tne of ehlorofonu. It i« some times difficu.* to distinguish be weenau att -of cholic and bottv m y the u.m* of the above tlie question i* soon settled. A table spoonful of chloroform, screened a couple of spoonfuls of good mucilage, aoministored to the horse w 1 make the botts release his hold on the stomach even after having bored nearly through its covering' The widow of the M>- Mum ford who Beu. Butler murder.*d iu New Orleans, La., is living in a cellar in want and starvation,while the murderer of her husbaud is rol ling in the luxuries of millions of money, and is the model man of v.-.e ' Go, J und morality part of ;ti« North. Arrival if Trains in Gisnsbsft Day Passenger. Arrive from Atlanta 10.06 a m “ Augu.ia i 4Op nj Night Passenger. Arrive from Atlanta 10.33 p m “ “ Augusta 1.09 am. Way Freight. Arrive from Atlanta S2O a oi |‘* “ AugUtta 3,45 pm i fc&r- TluPasßrnger Train* mnain in 'Greensboro6 minutes; the Freight Trains 10 ipiuutee. Change of Schedule on Hie Georgia Railroad * /" \N«nd affer Thursday. October 10th. 1867, V_>J thd Paw eager Trains on tho Georgia Kuilrou'i will run a? fallows ; Day Passenger Train. (Daily, Sunday Excrpted.) Leave Augusta at 7.30 am. Le*fve Atlanta at 5 00 p. m Arrive at Augusta at 3,3 U pm Arrive at Atlanta at 6.30 pin Night Passenger Train Leave Augusta at B*ls p m Leave Atlanta at 5 45 n » Arrive at Atlanta at 300 a m Arrive at Augusta at 6 15am Pasaßnger for Sparta, Washington and Athen Qi, in» st take Hay Passenger Train from Au nn Atlanta Piifsenger-'for W<*v P »int, Montgomery. Selma, Mobi e and New Orleans, must, leave Augutu on Night Passenger Train ut 7 15 p, in, to make close :ou ections. Passengers fur Nashville. Corinth, Grand function Memphis, Louisville, and St. Louis. n*n Uke either train and make cl* so connec tions. Trough Ticket* and ® ll ggag« Checked though above places Pullman’s Pal lace Menplng tears on all Night Passenger Trains. E W COLE ctlO-- f General Sup rintoutiun Atlanta A W. I*. Rail road l. P. GRANT, Supfre'iideiit. Leave Atlanta 7 a m Arrive at West Point 12 0) a m Leave West Point 12 40 p m Arrive at Atlanta 6 30 p m Information. Information gu inateed tojproduce a'lu.xurirint growth of hair up n a bald bead or beard less face,u!*o a recipe for the removal of Pirn pies Blatchu v rupfcions, ect., of the skin, leav mg the some soft, dear and beautiful, can be obtained without charge bv address og THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist oct9 —ts 83 Broadway New York. Executors Notice, ALli'pcrsons in dibtsd to the Estate of Ann lato of Greene County, disc'd will make iwediate payment und all pers *ns aving claims against Slid estite will present thun to the uudormgned in terms oi the Law WALTER GRIFFIN septH—3od« Eer COTTON PLANTERS ATTEMTION. WRIGHT’S IRON COTTON SCREW ON account of the great decline in Cotton the price of the above is reduced to delivered at Atlanta or Anspista ion Ifi-e ears A valutiblr improvement has re el ntly been made in the ARC II Send for circu la with full tis-riptloa of fratns eto Refers to Planters in Greene an J Hanoock who are using them For fur’lmr information apply to L. D. PMMFR Gent. agt. Augusta or Atlanta 08t 19 3m EXECUTORS’ SALE WILL he sold on the first TUESDAY in DE OEM HER next within ttc usual hours of sale, before the Court 11 use do r in liiecnshoro 1 Greene County. Ga , f ■ ■ distribution among the legatees, that vales!, tract of Land known',as Dover, the r, side f Col. R. J. Willis, late of said county, deceased, situated about six milse West of Greensbnri on the Oconee River be tween Daniels’ and Willis’ Ferries. The tract Contains about two thousand acres more or less ; j and is one of the most productive farms in Mid dle Georgia, though an examination of the crop now growing an tho place wi’t be more satis factory than anything we could say in its bo half. The terms will be cash on tho ■iy . !e. he purchaser to pay for papers, and . iongiv en on the Ist of Jnuary next, .oe purchaser can be supplied with pr Js and stock of all kinds necessary for the p ee Cupt .L. At Willis, who resides on the farm wII t-’ke pleasure in showing it to any persoD who may desire to examine it. S D, HEARD. JAS. H. w ILL 13 L B WILLIS Exeeators. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. By Virtue of an order of the Uon. Court of Or dinary ft Git ene Coun’v G •o-gia, will he •1 c b tore the Court House and >or in Greenstioro’, Ge egis, between thu lawful hoars ot sale on tbe Ist Tuesday iu Berembor next, the fol'owir x prope tv belonging to the t'.<ta'c if Genre i 0 Daw son and ce ned, to wit, one Law Offlc ■ over the Store hou e of Charles I Norton ..pposite the Court House Square. t« the e ruer of G ee e aud Main Sireet it. Greens. b>ro Ga. containing two rooms Also will ue so and at the s me tim. all the per sperishable property belonging to fifetute fmul j !. ioUiocLd County, coQtiftingof chairs Car pots Bedstead and .VI at t res.- ©a, Ta bes. F War-i rob© a large number of' Law *n i raise e. neus bos Ac. Terms of :e CVk DWARD W. SEABROOK Avimr. with the will Annexed of Georg© O Dawsun dec I. ocll9-:ds, - liappy family iu Ver> ■ . w i.ere the husband and wife lived together but have uot spo- Iten for fifteen ron” 8 . POLLARD, COX & GO., GENERAL GROCERY AND Commission Merchant- No 21)7, Broad Street, Afew d-.ors be.ow Planters Hotel oct9~tt AUGUSTA GA WM.BOLLMAM, -DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY GOLD PENS SPEf TACLES, ETC., Whitehall Street. 2d Door above M. Lynch A Co’s Book Store, near R. R, Crossing Atlanta . . Georgia Repairing done in good style and Warranted. nov9--tf ' i_J ? Embroidery, &o, MISS C, COR LEW TENDERS HER SER VICES to tbeeitice a of Greensboro, and will do Light Sewing < n most rearenable terms She will also do ramping f< r Embroidery and Braiding The ladies invited to give her a call. MEADOR BROS. TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHTS (UNDER UNITED BTATES HOTEL.) ATLANTA OEO. Keep always n s okra large STOiK OF ALL GRADfS TOBACCO & SEGARS -AND— Com moil Whiskeys Sole Agents for the South ern States for tha Sale of the Celebrated Bill Arp Smoking Tobacco LINTON & DOUGHTY Cotton Factors AND Com 77i is s io 7i Me r chants Jackson St. Augusta Ga. Continue?) commission bosincsst in nil its branches octl2--3m COTTON GINS! COTTON GINS!! HORACE L. EMERY 4 SONS Universal Cotton Gins, AND CONDENSERS A LSD Railway and Lever Horse Power A and Ingcrsoolt's hand Cotton Prcsse'i or sale by P. W. J. ECHOLS. Dealer in Agricultural Implimonts and Mnchenery White Ilall street, Atlan a Ga Sep 2d—ll' Boots, Shoes A Trunks. THE attention of the trade is specially invited to my Pali and Wiuter Niock of 800 T S, SHOES AND TT £OS TJKT JB<aL , WHICH 16 NOW COMPLETE. A call from country Merchants visiting *h" (Tty, is r»«p’'ct r n’ly so’icited Fresh ri ceired w , kly via Boston l nd New York. EDWARD Daly, Agent, No. 141 Mating- street, opposi !layue-st. sep2B—6;ns Ml Property for Salß I NOW offer my STEAMCORN MUL.in the citj of Gre©i.tOoro for ?a e Ah new*, only run uae year, with capacity us grindingfrrru eighty to one hundred basnet per day. with as u.uch cus om as it can grind for doe© not stand one hour per month for w nt of grinding, t<vgetber with rny CITY DU-SIDENCK A I will be so a together or I will sell rhe Residence and keep the Mill if it the purchaser. SoM f r do t »ult, bat to raise money to pay ‘‘old deb**” ?*oon if tou wart it. 'iiv *•» J. HBFHYWOOP. I lUmvi-rnal Ncuraiya j A SAFE, CERTAIN, ASB Speedy Cure FOR NEURALGIA, ASQ AXL NERVOUS DISEASES. Its Effects ore Magical. It is n u f ilitii.' ■© . edj> »u ad evses of Neu ialgiK Facials, - fteu ©UeoUug a perfect cUre ii. let-s ih.iu tw n y-ti»ilr hou s, from the use of no more than two or three piltß, No other form of Neuraigi or Nervoua Dis eaae has failed to yu Id to this wonuerful rem edial agent. Even in tho severed cases of Chronic Neu ralgia and general nervous derangements,—o m«ny years standing,—taffectingj the entire system, its use for a few days, or a few weeks at the utmost always affords the most astonish ing relief, und very rural j fails to produce a comp ete and permanent cure. It contains no drugs or other materials in the slightest degree injurious, even to the most delic ite sy'tem and can always be used with perfect safety. It has long been in constant use by many of ou' moot eminent Phyarctans- who give it their unanimous and unqualified approval- Sent by maiijm receipt ofprioe. and postage One package, . SI 00, • Postage 6 cents S'l packages; . 5 00, . “ 27 “ Twelve packtges, 900 . . “ 4b ‘ It is uoln by all whole.-»le and retail dea ers in ‘irug sand medicines ihrouga ut|ttie United St TURNEfI & Cos., S"le Proprietor ictl2-}f 120 Tremont Street, Boston, Masst KAVANUAGH t DICKER'S BILLIARD TABLES The*most Ke>lab!e cushion used on Billiard Tables is 'he CAT-GUT cushion, ! Mvntifartur»il bv Knvnnngh A Pi-cVer, and Pal -riled Dec IS 1866 [See Scientific Ameucan- Vol 16 No 11 ] It ie the only Cusbion'that possewen all the qualities essential to a perfect Cushion. It is tbe uio.-t elastic and most du-eble Cushion ever offered to tbe billiard-nlaving publio as is a bundantly proven bythe great demand for it since its introduction. The peculiarity which distinguishes the Cat-Gut renders it superior to all others, is the tightened cord of cat-gut which overlies the face and edge of the rubber and running the full length of the Cushion, Athioh prevents the ball from heeding into the rubber and jumuing fo.im the table Tbe addition of the c itgut,eord also adds much t • the elasticy of the Cushion The oat-gnt Cushion has already been applied to ove'l 000 tables which are in constant u«e. It can be applied to tables of any m ike, forjs7s per set. Kavanugh A Decker’s Factory, at the corner of Centro and Canal Street l , N Y is the most complete of ’ts kind in the world The raachin e y is of themost improved character, the lumber drving room the largest in the United States, the material used the best that can be purchased and the workmen thoroughly skii'ed. Billiard Cloth. Balls, Cuer, and Trimmings, all of the best make constantly on“hand Kavanagh A Decker are the nly agents in thtsjc nntry f r Kay,s Cue Cement adjodgedby competent authorities to ho the best [cement e-cr used FULL SIZE TABLES CUT DOWN FOR 8100 Send fur Illustrated Prce List KAVANAGH Si DECKER Corner of Centre & Carftl S r s ocJ2d— tt New York F. con RA , CONFECT!®? AND FANCY GROCERIES, WHITEHALL Str west side, A few doors from Alabama Si ATLANTA GA. M INES, BRANDIES LIQUORS, Cordials leas Sugars Coffue Cindies Preserves Crackers Butter Cheese Hums Baef Fish pork Lard B.i e Fruits Nuts Currants R isins Sugars Pipes Suufi Country Merchants supplied at NcwYorkPrio s octlS—3ms Carriage Shop. lAHE Subscribers having permanently lo catid in Greenesboro, Ga., axe prepar id to do all kinds of Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Work in the neates t und best style, also all kinds of blacksmithing. attention given to Horse hneii or and Repairing old Axes. A liberal patronage is earnestly solicited Wo II Griffit’B & Cos Phonogrrapic! Photographic ! \ rORGAN A JONES have opened over IVi the store of Elsas A Adler a Pliotograliic Gallery, where they are prepared to take Photo graphs. Ambrotypes, Porcelain and Gem Pictures, Ac. Ac. Picture? taken to St Lockets, Breastpins, etc Persons need not wait for clear weather to have their Pictures taken. Their chemicals are new and reliable and pictures takeu by them will not be soil ed by moisture »nj- ts Edward Wide’s FaLinoxxs Stomacli Hitters Will cure Liver Complaint and all species of Indige-tion, later mitte Feve" Fever ar.d A e and all Peri ical Disorders. 7t will give immediate relief in Colic and Flux It will cnri* Costiveness. It is x mild and delightful Vnvigorant for delicate Female* It is a shft: .dnti'-Bilious Alterative and Tonic for ah Family purposes. It is a powerful Becuperant after the frame has been debilituted.or reduced by Makucss, ft is an exce'ent Appetiser as well as strengthener of ihe digestive force It is desirable alike as a Con active and mild Cathartic. ’iSfi-For the < ure of ihe above Diseases this pn-paration stands unrivaled, and its good and permanent effects are attested by tbonsanc ». and it is recommended aliae not only by the ablest medical men; but also by the ministry, Try It. all you that are afflicted, and be convinced of its wonderful power and beneficial effects. Edward Wilder’s SARSAPARILLA. AND An unfailing and rapid cure tor Scrofula in all its forms, every known variety o Constitutional Syphilis or Venerial Disease Neuralgia, Skin Diseases—no matter how hoi nr invefrate— Chronic Rheumatism, Scrodfulous Sore Eyes, Glandular Swell ings of the neck or elsewhere Chronio Chills and Fever, Tel ter : Weeping Sore, Leg ulcers of 1 •very kind Pimples on tho face, Ringworm Scald Head Fulling of :fie hair or A'npeeia, " hite-Swelhng Hip Joint Disaa.se [or Morhus Coxorins Chronic Erysipelas, Dropsy Ague Cake eto For Ihe rapid and permanent enre of tbe a-- hove Diseases this preparation stands unrivaled. A o re is guaranteed in every case where it is used according to directions, Edwr’d Wildsr’s COMPOUND EXTRACT WILD CHERRY This preparation is specially recommen ced as affording certain and p ompt. telief iu Coughs, Colds, and Catarrhs of every descript on, Ju llronchitis, Lariogytis, and Asthma or Phthisic it gives immediate comfort and relief. It is also admirably adapted io relief of Ibe cough and dilli mlty of breathing in Consumption. It. is indispensable in Pneumonia or Winter Fever, Pleurisy, and every conceivable form of Pulmonary Disease attended with cough d.lficulty ot breathing, or pain. Fi r taste, efficiency, and power this med icine has ro equal, and when used in any of the above diseases has never been knewu to fail to give almost instant relief fol lowed by certain and permanent cure. Edward Wilders FAMILY PILLS For the curetof Constipated and Sing 3ish Bowels. In these conditions of the a imentvvry canal they are Guaranteed to be pertectly infullible. Asa Purgative in all Fevers aud Inflammation of tht Liv er, brain, kidneys, and bladder, in ery sipelas, fever and ague, acute Opthalmia or sore eyes, fullness of the head, vertigo, dizziness, blindness. Ac., they cannot be exceZ'-d. These Pills wifi be found, on trial, to be far supericr ro any other combina tion of medicines in the rapid and certain cure ot all th j above diseases. They should be taken with Edward Wilder's Sar suparilla and Potash in the dis ases in which that remedy is recommended, and with Edward Wilder’s Compound Extract of wild cherry in coughs, colds, etc., and with Edwi,>d Wilders Stomach Bitters for chills and iV • r and fever and ague. EDWARD WILDER & CO-, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS 215 IWarble!Front Mainlstreet LOUISVILLE KY For sale iu Greensboro Ga by WALK FT A TORBERT FOUTZ’B CILBBRATSF Horse aM Cards Potto ft Hi *tomach sDd^nter this animal, such as GLANDERS, use improves the wind, increases M m the appetite-gives M « a smooth A? trtm rtf* glossy skin—and transforms th e l 1 miserable skeleton into a fine-looking and spirited horse. _ To keepers of Cows this preparation is invaluable. It increases the quantity and improves the quality makes them thrive much faster. _ In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers io the Lungs, Liver, —. Ac . this ari.de nets as a •'ncc.flc. onu-ha'.f - it-t A to a paper in a ' barrel of swill t!ie _ above diseases will be eradicated or entirely prevented. If given in tim*, a certain preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera. Price 26 Cents per Paper, or 5 Papers tor 8L PRXPAEED BY S. A. FOUTZ & BRO., AT THEIR WHOLESALE DRUG AND MEDICINE DEPOT. No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md. For Sale by Druggists snd Storekeepers through* out the United States. Pur sale by W. GBIFFIN, Greensboro,’ Ga WILLIAM J. SHARP’S. Improved Billiard Tables, With his PATENT CUSHIONS, Well knowa to be superior to any now in use. Manufactory, 43 Aler cer St., N. Y THE great popularity of SHARP'S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES has renderled it necessary to make exten sive arrangements, in 1 order io supply the increasing demand, and be is now prepar ed to fill nny order with which his pa trons or the public generally, may ta« vor him W. J. Sharp having had practical ex perience for nearly twenty years, in tbe manufacture of Billiard Tables, and having made a mimbe *of valuable improve ments, he guarantees a Table, which for elasticity of touch, mechanical construc tion on scientific principles, and elegance of appearance, will challenge competition. Hi* newly invneted patent Cushion* having been pronounced by tbe most com petent judges to superior to any now in use, ,i is enabled to furnish the best Billard Table munufaenred in the United States, and sustain tbe name which Sharps Tables so justly have acquired. Ball.*, Cues and Trimings constantly on hand. Old Cushions repaired atshort notice Orders by mail punctually attend and to. Semi for descriptive circular and prico list. W. J. SHARP maylS—tf. 43 Mercer St, New York. M, A. aTOVALL, H. EDMONDSTON Stovall & Edmondstoii. WAREHOUSE and GENERAL Commission HJcrdpnfs Factors in COTTON Grian, Flour PROVISIONS &C 8 0 2 arren Block. Jaekson street, AUGUSTA GA articular attention given to the ale of C otton .Large storage accommo dati 011 - F. HORSEY. Successor of HORSEY, AUTEN t CO B#ts;€apsa»&£trafo (Eoobs No, 25 Hayne-Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. sep2S—3ms Messrs, l. p. walker a co. , Loo . isvilleKy., are authorized Agents for tho HnßAi.n Business transacted by bem will be <t■,lv a knmvli'itgi-.t to- ui