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CARPETS, Oil Cloths, JUallings, Curtains Shades &e. * j Wm, A. HAYGOOD, 91 MARIETTA, Cor. Broad Str., ATLANTA, GA. April 15, 1875—Sms LOCAL ITEMS. Kew Advertisements, Pictures, Pictures —M L. Richter. Adjourned Court—Judge Oeorgc T Rartlett. — —<• ,k “ Our Agent, Mr. O. A. McIjACOIXI.in, at Unioh Point, will take pleasure in leceivingsubscriptinns or anything in the printing line for the Hfcra.i.d office—call on him and hand In your favors. !■ • Adjourned Court. Bv reference to a card in another column tt will beseem that the adjourned Term of Greene Superior Onurt for Monday, ?d Inst., has h.*en chanced to the 3rd Motidav in July next. All concerned will govern themselves accordingly. Thanks. Mrs McCall will please accept onr undivided thanks for a delicious plate of strawberries and cake sent us yesterday. Also Mr. William llart for a bottle of xuperb home-made grape wine. Ettler .1, 15. krave*, Of Nashville, Tenu., preached in the Baptist Church, in our city, on Wed e-i'a night last, to a large and attentive congre gation. —— A bKcut. Elder C. H. St rick and, pastor of the Bap tist Church of our citv, has been absent for the past week, attending t'..e Southern Bap tist Convention, which held its session in Charleston, S. C. Tin- Fishing Mania Seems to prevail among nur citizens to a (Considerable extent just now. Tito Etockmart "\w" Having doffed its smutty "patent out aide” looks mucl* better, and is entitled to all the privileges and benefits of a Georgia (Journal. L—I • Barnhart & liimbroiisli Can furnish the ladies of all ages with bats and (beaux) bows to suit the mot fastidious. Good Templars. We are requested to s'ate, that the Offi cers of (rreeneshot o' Lodge, No. o'-’O, will be installed for the ensuing Term n; to morrow (Friday) night. The instillation not public. A foil attendance of the mem bers is expected. < rttps In our county are looking well Wheat and Oats are good. The col 1 snap <>t a short time back nipped Corn a little, but the warm sunshine and refreshing showers have brought it out. and in the main it is as good as usual at. this season of the year.— Cotton is coining up, and the stands gener ally, are regular. ■ l<P • Odd-Fellows. The Noble Grand of Greene Lodge, No. 41, Independent Order Odd-Fellows, re quests us to sav, that on Mo day night next, all the members (good s'anding and .delinquents,) are earnestly solicited to meet at their Lodge Room, at 8 o’clock, as business of vital importance will be presen ted for their consideration. Pictures ! Pictures ! Pictures! M. L. Richter rcsoectfnlly informs th .citizens of Greenesboro’ and vicinity that he will revisit them about the ‘2oth inst., and will be better prepared than before for making the different styles of pictures. He is now making the new and beautiful Glace, Promenade and Marbleized . ic turts. which excel anything ret in the art. With many thanks for past patronage lie will strive hard to merit a continuance. As lie has another enticement to fill soon, his slay in Greenesboro’ will lie short. Conundrum. Barnhart & Kimbrough offer speeia' in ducements in millinery and fancy goods to *ll the ladies who examine their superb .lock and answer the following conundrum: What net will catch a woman ? Spelling Bee and Strabcrrj Festival. The ladies of the Presbyterian congrega tion of our ciiv purpose having a Spelling Bee and Strawberry Festival at Floral Mall, on next Tuesday evening. The proceeds of which are to be applied to completing their beautiful bouse of worship, upon which work was suspended some months ago owing to a lack of funds. The object is truly commendable, and addresses itself with great force to every member of out (community. We trust they may receive encouragement in their good work, and continue to labor until their exertions are crowned with success. Let every body at tend tho Spelling Bt-o and Strawberry Fes tive! Almost u Tornado. On Monday morning last, about £ o’clock, a very dark cloud rose rapidly above the western horizon, the thunder muttered deeply, and vivid lightning flashed inces santly. Of course our people apprehended an approaching tornado, and manifested considerable alarm. The Female School adjourned to a neighboring residence, the Principal of Ihe Male Academy, with Ids pupils, sought refuge in an old cistern, and several of the clerks stored themselves away in (lark corners of their employers’ rebars. After a few moments of dread anx iety on the part of our citizens, the cloud passed rapidly over and the bright sunshine brought joy to troubled hearts. We learn that a considerable whirlwind passed through the eastern suburbs of our city, blowing down a fence or two and throwing a gentleman from his buggy. No set ions damage resulted. A \en iiOtlgc. We learn that on Monday night, 23d nit., 1) I) C. M J. W. 1,. Smith, of Monroe, Ga., instituted Powell I.odge. No 80, Indepen dent Order Odd-Fellows, a: High Shoals, on tl e line of Walton, Moreau and Clarke affinities. The new Lodge begins its exis tence with twenty-four members, and that its prospects for the future are bright. —-*%*►*♦ ♦>— Pcnfield Correspondence. Pen FIELD. G’t.. May 12. 1875. Dear Herald: While the ‘ Spell lug Bee” oQJast Friday evening was a success, we were sadly disappointed that ilie older citizens of the coininun ity look tin part. However, we have no right to coutpla'n, as they were en gaged in a holy mission—at work 1 love—that of gathering up and distri buting supplies to our fellow citizens who suffered from the tornado the previous week. At an early hour ,|uitc a number of auditors assembled ,n the Chapel and impatiently awaited the ceiling's entertainment. “ West uhe’ 3 000 practice words” was adopt ed as the authority for the correctness <d the spelling. It was announced that after missing a word the person so mi.-s ing must retire from the class unless the privilege ot remaining was pur chased ai the nominal sum of five cents. Glasses id twelve each, led by GapUtns <V. Rives and K Hardin, were then arrayed for the orthographical conflict, the tocsin was suuuded and the contest began. * R. W. S. went down—as so many have done—on Cognac. Miss C. Me. could nut stand '• numbskull.” 0. P was forced to retire for ‘dying.” T. R. fell from the effect of “ laudanum.” Miss M. T. was attacked with "nausea” and leit the class. J E. hi. and *V: S. L in \ , u l;g men ul taste and tine tl-.r --i-ls, fam'd ."I ‘-da b lias.” •/. G. bad DO idea of appearing: "guiriah.” W . ii_ did nut "deign ” spell, and R. 0, walked off on ‘‘caipetting.” \V. J- came to anchor in a "quay. J. R. L, de serted his ''corps” and joined the audi tors. J S left his spectacles at home and hence eon!' l sec tin use ot the dipli tilling in "diOJHsis.” C. A. did not prove an apt scholar at "mortise” W"fk W. R, exemplified the fact that ‘a poet is horn, not made,” and hence failed on a "distich.” E. A. S. was seated in the ••parquet,” but by paying for it pro cur'd another place and was finally choked wilh “quinsy.” Cant liytdiu won tin* field and received the prize Thus ended ibe Spelling Bee at Mer cer liigh School. Ihe occasion was very enjoyable, I hope it will be re peated. Considerable sieknoss is reported in this lie glib ohood — it is eoC fined most ly to children. An hour ago Death passed this way and a delicate sweet little flower drooped and Withered un der its chilly breath. More anon. Yours truly, Novice. The lis|tlay Of millinery ami fancy goods at Barn hart & Kimbrough’s is beautiful beyond descri pi ion. A remarkable case of somnambulism occurred at Murfrnesborn’.Tenn., a few evenings since. One of the young lady Students of ihe W. F. College during the night got up Iroui the hed, threw over herself a loose wrapper and start id down town. She went into Colonel Vaughan’s residence, and into bis room and laid on a lounge. It greatly sur prised and frightened the Colonel, .though he knew something wits wrong, and did not molest tlie “sleeping beau ty ” Soon Rev. W. 6 Starr was in formed where the girl was and went after her. He took her back to the bed-room and eseoneed her in hed, and left the room. The young lady, on awakening next uio-ning, knew noth ing of where she had perambulated or anything about her n net lira I visit. A curious law in New Hampshire is that where there are three hundred and fifty persons residing in unsettled sections, they can form themselves into n town and elect a Representative to the Legislature, and the Ogdensburg Journal says that at the recent Slate election a gang nf seven hundred la borers on the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad divided and formed two towns, and with less than ninety voters, elected two Democratic Representative®. UNION POINT DEPARTMENT^ 0. A M.LATOHLIN, • - EDITOR. LOCAL ITEMS. * —:o; Dogsf. This local has ft few words to say about dogs--dogs in general, ami dogs in partic ular—and if they fail to have the desired effect, ho thinks he will have lo go intc the business—the business of killing or awfully scaring. Vrrbitm sat. Hymeneal. One of our most accomplished and beau tiful young holies, Miss Emmie, daughter of Judge Carlton, was married to Mr. Luther Jackson of this county, Tuesday morning of this week. We tender our com piiments, and give them our earnest wishes tor their future happiness and prosperity. —— - Fine Wranberrirs. We nre under obligations to Mrs. T. M, Bryan for a bowl of the finest strawberries we have seen this or any other season. They were of excellent flavor and very large- many of them being an inch to an inch and a quarter in diameter. They were Com Mrs. 11. s garden where there are a great many more like them. Educational. We desire to call special attention to Union Point Academy, in charge of W. E. Reynolds, Esq., and Mrs. Wilson. A di ploma from Mercer University, and two or three years of successful teaching, to gether with an unblemished Christian character, are sufficient recommendations to place Mr. It in the front rank, as an educator Mrs Wilson is a graduate of College Temple, Newnn., Ga., and has an experi ence of several years successful teaching. Bhe is a l idv of culture and refinement, and an earnest Christian. The school should commend itself to the community and surrounding country. I. O. . T. At a meeting of Union Point Lodge, No. 31<), 1. O. (>. T.. the following officers were elected and installed to serve the present quarter: L D Carlton, W C T. Miss Sallie Cox, W V T. C W Medlin, W It S. C I Davis, W F 8. Mrs Sallie Cox, W T. W It Bunkley, W M. Miss E Wooding, WDM. Miss Mattie Pierce, W I G. H F Bunkley, W 0 G. It II Handle, W C. Miss Nora Norman, R II S. Miss Nannie Thornton, L H S ilirtls. The wanton and cruel practice of the promiscuous shooting of birds by lliougbt serves the censure and condemnation cf all good citizens. There.is a class of birds that can and ought to be shot —hawks, crows, and a few others; but there is a class of really useful ones that ought to be protected and cared for. They inhabit our groves, orchards and yards—build their nests and rear their young ones, and by their merry chattering and beautiful songs, make us all happy. They serve a valuable purpose too, in tak ing up the worms, bugs and insects that infest our yards and gardens, and are no doubt the means of health and comfort to the place. They' give an air of cheerful ness to our homes, and are many times the solacers of our sorrows. We would be glad to know that every parent had Iried to instil these sentiments into the minds and hearts of his children. We have been led to these remarks by hearing ihe subject presented to our Sab bath School a few days ago, by a worthy aud faithful teacher. The II- B.’s Again. When we penned our local week before last on the grave yard, and referred to the M. tj.’s, we did not intend it to he taken so seriously. Your correspondent, latros, seems to take it in sober earnest, and pro ceeds to give us a regular lecture on what he terms a slander and an untruth. We are sorry lie feels aggrieved, for we have the very highest respect for the medical profession, and are willing to accord to it all lie claims. We admit that the life of a physician is a hard one, mentally and phyicallv We admit, ns he says, that he is the last one paid, if at all, and in many cases grudgingly at that. We admit that much of hi time and money are spent in study, lectures and out-fits. He rides his horses down and has to replace them at heavy cost. His buggy sometimes breaks down, perhaps has done so recently. All these things we admit, and more. Mead mil that lie is essential in Ihe community (if he understands his business) and de serves the gratitude of us all. We deny, however, both the untruth and slander. Our local was true in t-.wo par ticulars. and inferentiaUy in the third. first Our community teat remarkably healthy. Second—The graves were newly made up, and in many respects looked like new ones, and thereby tlte inference is that they carried to the mind, disease and the probability of practice and fees. So what we said lightly, and more as a bit of humor, was the truth aftfer all. Your corre spondent thinks that physicians ought io have ree'ing syelle as he terms them, as well as people in oilier business. We ad mit that too. Tired nature needs rest. We all feel the necessity for it. But physi cians sometimes are troubled with chronic resting spells, and we all know flow such complaints affect the mind atyd temper. tVe hope your correspondent is tot of that class. We hope we have set ourselves right be fore the M. D.’s and that they are satisfied that we are friends and not slanderers of their worthy and self-sacrificing profes sion. State,>*uuds*.y Stitooi Conven tion iti iuion l*oint. PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES. Fltl DAY, MAY 21ST. 9:20 a in—Enrollment of delegates. 10 a.m—Prayer. Song “ Rescue the Perishing.” Welcome Address, by' the President. Response, by Rev P B Robin son, of Greeneaboro’. 11 a m—Poem "Of Such is the King dom,” Miss M L of Augusta. Essay “ The Religion Needed, ’ Miss Annie C M Blackburn, of Barncsville. Essay "Christ’s Little Ones,” Miss Aunie M Barnes, of At lanta. 12 m—Appointment of Committee on Organization. 2:30 p.ui—Election of Officers. g p.m —"Why Should Parents Attend Sunday School?” lion D Vf Anderson. Marietta. 4 p. m —"How to Promote Catholicity Among Sunday School Workers?” Rev II Quigg, Conyers. 4:30 to 5 p.m—Discussion of topics pri sented. Question Box. 7 p in—" Complete Sunday School Idea in the Bible,” Rev W II Crawtbrd, Atlanta. 8 to 9 p.m—Discussion of topics pre sented. f BATUHOAT, MAY 22fr. 9 a.m—"Our Dear Children, What Shall he done for Them ?” Rev J Knowles, Greenesboro’. 9:30 a.m—"The Relation of Family Gov erntt eat to Sunday Schools,” Dr J W Oslin, of West Point. 10 a.m—"Elements of a Good Sunday School,” Hon J H James, Atlanta. 10:30 a.m -Selection of next place of meeting. 11 a.m—"Jesus the Mode! for Sunday School Teachers,” Rev D B Hamilton, of Rome, 11:30 a.m—"Singing in Our Sunday Schools, How can it be made more Appro priate and Devotional, and what is its rela tive value as an auxiliary in the work?" Rev L B Fish, Atlanta. 2:30 p.m—"Duties of Church Members to Sunday Schools ” Major Jampbell Wal lace, Atlanta, 3 p.m —“The Sunday School a National Defence,” Hon M A Candler, Decatur. 3:30 p.m—“Our One Text-Book, the Bible,” Rev D E Butler. Malison. 4 p.m—“ Row lo Bring Children to Christ," Hon Robert Hester. Elberton. 4:30 p.m—“How to Teach a Bible Les' so t,” Rev T C Boykin. Answer Box. 7 p.m—“Mission Sunday-Schools,” F M Richardson, Atlanta. 8 p.m —Discussion of topics presented. 9 p.m—Hand-shaking. SUNDAY, MAY 23d Sunday School exeicises in the morning and afternoon conducted by Rev T C Boy kin, Superiutendent-in-chicf, and Rev L B Fish in charge of music. The programme of exercises will be announced on Saturday. Th/Sunday Schools of Union Toint and those adjacent are invited to attend every iluy and participate, selecting their own t sing during the exercises. The railroads in the State will bring delegates for half fare —full fare coming and return free. Sunday Schools of all Evangelical denom inations are invited to send delegates tu the ratio of one 'o every twenty members. It would be well for the schools to notify the Secretary-, W J Houston, Atlanta, ot the number of delegates they intend send, iug. Rev Lovic Pierce, lion C J Jenkins, Hon Mark A Cooper, Hon Thomas Stocks, lion A II Stephens, and T Q Cassels, are ex pected to be present. In the Ninth District, B. 11. Ilill is elected to Congress by be tween 2.000 to 3,000 majority ov er all opposing elements. Ilis obi friends and neighbors at LaGrange got up a torch light celebration Sat urday night last, in honor of his victory. The Press Association convenes in the city of Athens. Ga , on next Wednesday, 19th inst. A ful) at tendance is expected. A Georgia emigrant who has been living in Kansas for about two years, started back to. bis old home not long since, and painted the following on his wagon : “Sunny Kansas! Farewell! I bid you an aff-ctionate adieu; 1 may emigrate to bell, But never hack t-o you.” Local and Business Notices. Cos!. Jus. A. Thornton Is our duly authorized Agent to solicit and receive subscrip tions to the HeralDj and re ceipt for the same. Brightly Breaks the Morning of anew era in tlie annals of medicine. Alcohol will soon be banished from the list of remedies, and only known as a poison. Dr. J. Walker’s California Vinegar Bitters composed entirely of wholesome botanic ex tracts and juices, are everywhere super seding the fiery astringents, which no man or woman ever y T ct took without hittcrly repenting their credulity. There is nodis ea-e, acute or chronic, in which the new tonic may not be administered with bene ficial effect. may (!ml Arrival of Trains at ttreencs boro* Bepot. DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. From Atlanta, . • A. M. From Augusta, . • 11 •M. N GUT PASSENGER TRAIN. From Atlanta * - • 8:33 A. M. From atigusta, • • • A. M. May 2ft H JL KING, Agent. |IW MS! I n it f|.\o OI,E> >sfo('H?j| wg’CTwn -iiHimi TirruTr-fl-ffm fcSSUBBUB ■— it rm mrmmm ■■ aauaw wm ■■ iitoth— rw B. JOHNSON & CO., p AYESPECTFULLY announce to tlieir friends and the public generally, that they are receiving and opening a large and elegant Stock of general SEFtIHSTO GOODS, Consisting of Staple and White Goods, Ladies Dress Goods af all styles; Millinery, Fancy Goods; Boots, fine Philadel phia hand-made Shoes; Gentlemen's Clothing. Ac,, &c. These (foods were bought by Mr. Johnson in person, and will lie sold at extremely low prices and Buys CLOTHING and FURNISHING Goods and HATS Specialty. -tr% Mr. Johnson having an experience of over Fifteen years in this branch of business, lias given especial attention to the selection of a fine line of Goods in this department. jJfcyGive us a call before purchasing elsetudiere. • B. JolL\>io?i A <’o. April 22. 1875 —1m QUICK. SALES AKTD SMALL PROFITS BARN HART 7& ~K IMBROUG H, Aie receiving a large and carefully selected Stock of SPKIIMO • 000061? , Of all Grades ar.d the Latest Styles. (M he public are respectfully invited tp call and inspect tlieir beautiful and cheap Goods, consisting t f Dress Goods, White Goods, Ladies Underwear, Millinery and Fancy Goods Notions, Boots, Shoes Q-E IST TILE FEINT’S FURNISHING GOODS, ic, ic. AP of which are offered at astonishingly low prices for cash April 7. 1875.-tf BARNHART & KIMBROUGH. ILLIY“Y mm CORNER MAIN and BROAD STREETS—UP STAIRS. GREENESBOROUGH, - - - GEORGIA. Mrs. WILLIAMS & Miss HAMLIN, jj AYE the pleasure^announcing their Spring Opeuing of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, and invite the public to cali and examine tlieir stock. They will keep all the Latest Styles of Ladies, Misses and Children’s Lifts, and a general assortment of Sash Ribbons, Rouchiiigs and Fancy Goods. a Specialty. april 8, 1575-tf ii li EE\ 12 CO IK 1 X Sheriff’s Sales. W ILL he sold before the Court-House j door iu the city of Greenesboroegii,Greene \ county, Ga., within the legal hours of sale, i ou the First Tuesday in .lime next, the following property, to wit: One Buggy levied ou as the property of W. B. Wats on to satisfy a fi fa issued from Greene County Court,' in favor of 11. C. Silton vs W. B. Watson. 11. C. I'ENNLNS'i'OX, Dep. Sheriff. May Srd, 1875. Road XxiObiC6 _/V Petition having been tiled in my office for making Hie Road from Henry (i. Cope lan's to Alexander Kimbroughs. through tiie lands of Eudora Seals ad Curtis 1 ai rott a Public Road and Commissioners appointed to review said road, havingte commended the same: All persons corn .•emed, arc hereby notified, that said Road will be made a public Road HO days fiotn this date, unless good objections to the same art' shown. JOEL F. TIIORNTON. Ord y. May fi. 1877 —4t-s Tax 84cturns T HEREBY give notice, that the Tax Books are now open, and 1 am ready to te ceive Returns for the present year. Parties wishing to make returns, will find meat the Court-House in Creenesboro' on Bat urdays, and all public occasions. C. E. UITLE, Tax Receiver Greene County. April S, 1875-tf Hay, Hay! Native Grass Hay!! T STILL have about Two Hundred j Rales of very superior Bermuda Grass Hay j for sale. Parties desiring to purchase will confer with tnv Agent, Chas. M. King. ' OODV. April 8, 197.7—1ni (1 t-orgiti—Creene Foil illy. X Solomon Fields, (colored J applies for Exemption of Personalty, and 1 will pass upon the same at my office at 10 o'clock, a in., on Saturday, Vlay Bih. Ift/’n. JOEL F. THORNTON, OnJ’y. April 2fitb, 1877—2ts* • in lankrii|>((‘>. N’ORTH tiiN District of Georgia, SS. '{’he umlersigutMl heroby notice (once a week for three weeks) of his ap pointment as Assignee of John C. I'a nier. of Greent-snoro’, in tlie county of Greene amt State of Georgia, within said District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of saiu District. HOWARD E. W. PALMER. Ci roe nest ioro\ Ga , April 22, 187-> *ts Mortgage Si l<‘. \\J ILL RE SOLD on the first Tuesday \\ in July next, in Creenesboro , Ga., within the legal hours of sale, one bay mule levied on as tlie property of William Askew, by virtue of a mortgage fi f* issued from Greene County Court, in favorot Nor ton & Weaver vs. 11. C. Merrett and W il liam Askew. C. A. Vincent, may 0, 1875.-n>2 County Court built!. fIBGL EOlt WVWM*.- 1 * I j Greene Superior Court, Alaich term, 1 Scott Kimbrough vs. Lucy Kimbrough. It appearing to the Court, by the return of the Sheriff, that the Defendant in this case is not to be found in said county of Greene, and it further appearing that her residence is unknown and that urnst prob ably she resides out of the Slate, it is or dered hy the Court that service in this case, be perfected on he.- by publication of this order in the Greenesboro’ Horaad, once a month for four months previous to tho next Term of this Court. . A true extract from the miiiutps of the Superior Court. April 29th. 1876. mnvrtml Live R. Halt Clerk. STEJJtt Soap Works! ATLANTA. GEORGIA. K. T. ZIMMERMAN, - - - Proprietor JOHN T. MEREDITH, - - Manufacturer J VY. FEARS, - _ - - - Manage# THE FOLLOWING eb BS. IP Are made by the Excelsior Soap Factory : , , S3 50 POOR MAN’S, 7U bar box, ENGLISH CROWN, 120 bar box, * DIAMOND, pressed and wrapped, 100 bars, EXCELSIOR, perfumed, 120 bars, wrapped 4 april 22d, 1875.—Jm ,—, If M If f I f* THE ‘MATCHLESS’ BURDETT ORGANS ARE MADE AT JErie 9 Penn. ftiafSend to the Burdett Organ Company, Eric, Pennsylvania, for Circulars. april S. 187.5 —6ms liEITH’S Fever and Ague Skills A SPECIFIC FOR ALL CASES OF CHILLS AKD FEVER. DUMB AGUE. INTER MITTENT FEZER, ETC. This prcpa.ation is purely vegetable,and is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Keith. who has used it in the treatment of above diseases for many years, with invariable success. Put up in boxes containing 50 I’iTls._ Price, $1 00 per box, or 6 boxes for $5 00. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Prepared only by V KEITH vt Cf , •11 Liberty Street, Aprilß,’76-6ms YctV 1 Ol’k. work done here Tate Notice I I WILL LEARN ANY ONE to determine . the age of Horses from ono to twenty ono years of age. l’rice &5.00; In advance—satisfaction guaranteed. EATON J. MAH’. April 28th, 1875.—6m0 Notice in Bankruptcy. District court in the united Slates—Northern District of Georgia —ln Bankruptcy, in the matter of Isaac J.. Moore, Bankrupt—No. 903. All persons interested are notified to show cause, if any they have, before Reg ister A. G. Foster, at ids office fn Madison, Ga., on the2(>th day of April, 1875. at 12 o’clock, M., why the said bankrupt should not be discharged from all his debts. The second and third meeting of credi tors lydl he held at the same time and place. A. E. BUCK, April 22,4876.—tj Clerk, DISEASES OF THE MimiYS. Painful affections of the bladder, and urinary organs, accompanied by gravelly deposits, irritation of tbt neck of the blad der, with difficulty of holding the urine, iu stricture, in seminal weakness, and in al; conditions af the parts accompanied by de bility, weakness or painful irregula-ities it male or female. Julilm's Hydrastfn C ompound will be found a most efficacious remedy. Frtce, SIOO per Bottle; $5 GO per half Dezeii Prepared by 11. KEITII & Cos , 41 Liberty Street, Aprils,’7s—finis \cw York c . ‘‘DOMESTIC’* , cS b£WING. MACHiME ••••■■" • —-—- Bank the highest for DurftWlitv, Perfect Tv am* Ease of Operation. They nre the moil sutiit l t hVr running and serviceable, the easiest to sell, ami *u<*J willingly paid for. and answer every the family and manufactory. L:bt.'ru.l te.Uxa Itf Ace ms. Address, “Domestic” Sewing Machine <o., Xev.-Tcvk. paper fas'M iOT^ Comprise n large amt viii.d a.-,< runei.t of l’at'cr: • for L mips'. Mioses’, amt Children's Garment, •■fronra"! and domestic desisas, by the amiuiii.niau 3lu,U*tr*. They nre tie most perfect U'lii.g. most clahorate, amt vet the most Mtopfe patterns ever pry sented lo Ihe pub’lc, slid lake I tie gad" hricver ilitro diiee.l. A-irnU iculUe.l, tend fur JilustiaKd C Ha lugUC. Address, ** Boniesti<* ** Sewing Hachlno Cos., New-ierfc. I)Evwn to Faculov, I.:t-batuke aki Act A thoroughly reliable, r'' ! ;d ami prattle' 1 lnroina:.r concerning matters* Fashion St* &I Its depart n ten! * j a repository of choice iunl entertn'nir.g Htertture. Ijmim*- some illual rations. art critic-UHiis, etc., tic., tuid u Jniinw, specially adapted to Hie icams of Hie liome clrcls. Terms, (1.00 p, r year. Specimen copies tree. O>sr Doi.l.\u CIVFS Away to every subscriber la tiie celebrau-d ••OomeiUc" I'affr Fath,OH pa, aiiurn. Cauvusmr* wanted everywhere. Adores*. “Domestic” Monthly, “ Domestic 99 Building, Xew-'orU, April 8, 187o—-3on> FOR SALK. 4 Liglit t wu-bor-e CARRIAGE *'4 /V Harness—all new. T. A. IMM IaLAIV Grecnesboro', Gn., June 18—1874, if Of TIIE! T WILL sell LIME for agricultural put l poseg, OX TIME, aud on terms to su t purchasers. c. n. Kixt. Feb. 25, 1875 lie dJOA er :, . v ilt h oll ' 4l / tptJ t 0 tpv Terms free Ad, dress O. STINSON k Cos., Portland. Ma:*t Tan 21, 1875-ly*