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■fi|p ffamifttm Visitor BY dTWTd. BOL’LLY. FRIDA YFKRRl 7 ARY2I, ml OolnmUns—Hpr Business Men. We call attention, in this issue of the Vrs.-roa, to the enterprise and liberality of tho business men of Co lumbus. No city, pei haps* of its m'V.o, can boost of more dv.ti -beaded and reliable merchants anil business men* A teffemtec to ortr advertising col umns will show that some of them, at leant, appreciate and desire to re tain the trade of old Harris. Columbus, owing, perhaps,as much to her enterprising population, ns to her natural advantages uf water-pow er, locution, etc., hat grown to bn eity of ns milch importance as any other of the same populattoti. Among the tunny recent impfovc tuenta which we tiave noticcl, is the new pavement introduced by Messrs. W..L, Salisbury and T. E. Blanchard —an improvement which the city has long needed. The buainoss men who appreciate the vnlnc of printer's ink art' num bered among her best and most suc cessful merchants. Mr. J. 11. Hamilton, corner Frank lin and Warren streets—ihim whom a more geotlema tly and reliable gro- cer would be hard to find— advertises a large and complete stock in his Hoc. We consider Hniinoccaaary, however, to say more of him, as he lias been known for twenty year* to the most of our ct.,lrons. Messrs. Wait A Walker, another liberal and reliable grocery li in, no ted os well for their full measure and down weights, as for tho snpeiior quality of their goods. Mr. Watt was raised in thia county, and is well and favoiably known to almost every one of our citizens who trades In Colum bus. The junior, Mr. J. A. Walker, is one of the mort affable and clover ‘gentlemen we ever met. Of the dry-goods firms we take pleasure in calling attention to that of Crigler k Gordon, of tho Virginia Store. These energetic and eutei pri sing business men came to Columbus in IHttO; and by n liberal use of pi in-, tei’s ink, together with their honesty and energetic application to business, have succeeded in building up the largest and most extensive trade in their line in tho city. Mr. T. S. Spear, ut the Finger Sew ing Machine Depot, advertises large aud varisd slock of pure nml reliable gooda in bin lino. Hi* lino assort ment of, spectacle*, of which he makes a specially, will supply a want long fell in this seel ion. The attention of planters is culled to the advertisement of Allen, Preer & Hlgcs, cotton factors nml commis sion racrcanls, l'ouuiino warehouse. These sterling husinesn men nre too •well known to require uny comment from ns. In the hardware line, wo have the house of Estes fc Hi other. Tho se nior is by sotuu called “Old Reliable” —he having been in business since 1805, end never had a hill presented the second lime for payment —which fact be defies any man to disprove. AH in need of fresh ami reliable drugs, would do well to call at J, 1.. Jordan's. Mr. J. has recently moved to Colmnlms from Furnnmlina, Kin., and oomes well recommended. Col. Uobt, Thompson, die gallant commander of the 3d Ga. cavalry in the late war, can alwrys sell or hire yon good stock at his stable. Persons nettling the services of a dentist, should call on Dr, Fogle. CoLVMUt'B Enquirer.—We got ono oojiv of the daily last week. Then we saw nothing more of it till Mon day, when wo received tho weekly. Well, wo can only say to tho pvopri-J etors, that if they cannot afi’oul to w*ud us their drily, wo prefer not to exchange—we douT need the weekly nr We knew an excellent old niati before the war who never awore an oath, never was drunk, did not know oue card hum another, and never was on a 3 rand jury, never was a witness in oouit, never sued a n an, or was sued. friers. R. Johnson, Esq., Super intendent of Use Gwrgit and Macon mid Augusta railroads, has ear thanks lor annual passes ovwr these toads. 22F* The late heavy tn'na have filled our creeks to ora* Cowing. We have as yet beard of no great damage being done in this county. IngT* Three bushels of sweet pota toes wanted at tills office, for whicli the highest cash pi iee will be paid. ffyThe North and South Hoad received no material damage from the |p>e-nt ljeavv fall of rain. §®**Thu wreather.ooutiuaas cloudy r“ h * NEWS SUMMARY. Gov. Smith nominated and the & ua e con tinned Col. Tri; pe, of For te, ib Judge of the Supremo Court. Chicago received 12,724,‘41, hitsli els of wheat' last year and 1,032,014 barrels >f four. Cohoes. N. J, bnrncd n knitting mi 1 on las. week worth 170,000. At Hall's safe factory In Cincinnati, lately, a boy lad his bfiins dashed oi t y the bursting of an etiwry wheel. ! Ari--h nnnithn spring has been | di-cove ad in the Province of Case tn, near N :i|de“, anil pceordiug to the ’ Socle 1 )- of Arts Journal, :t it now be ! ing worked by a Milanese Him. Pititv-n y Kays the *7,000 he pave j Y n k wait a subscription to tho N'a t onai Bank of ludeper and nee. York sys there is uo national hank in that burg The New Haven freight depot, in New York, was burnt la,-.t week; loss 1100,000. An extensive retort, factory in Btl timore wi.s burnt last week; loss > 10,000. The livers and water-cotircc* throughout the country arc rising t<> flood tides, and great damage and loss of life must ineviudly follow. The Ohio, Missiorippi, Potomac, Ala bama, and othor la.go livers and their tributaries, aie reported rising rapidly. Senator elect Bogy, has sent a me morial to the Missoni i Legislature asking that the Senatorial bribe,ry in vestigation be reopened, mid promis ing to n>d in the closest sernlitrty of his own nets in connection with the election- in tho Pomeroy investigation, now going on in Washington, York, of Kittixiis, ft s'idea that he persuaded Pomeroy to place money in his hands for cori li-1 purpono*, in order to be tray him. A majority of the committee report in favor of tho expulsion of Caldwell, The President lias approved an net prohibit ng g'ft enterprises in the District of t'ohtin!da. The Now York Supreme Court has decided that the new jury law, passed at tho lavt session of the Login lain re, is eonVlitutionid The question eamo nn on an appeal of the cbro of A. J. If irelay. Thus another hope for Stokes is di-si paled. Through trtnns, after three months’ suspension, have been resumed on the Alabama and Chattanooga Rail road. A Mysterious Discovery. The dbcovery of a hitman skeleton suspended from n beam in tho attic of the Post Office building in Albany, N. Y., has occasioned great excites ment m that vic’nliy, (he complete mysteiy in which the nfia’r is envel oped adding a dark glamour to the revolting revelation. The discovery was out holy accidental, one of the Post Office clerks having come upon the remafua while in search of some old papers that had been stowed away in tho room. On the floor was seen n withered n' ln nml close by were found other porfmhg of the de cayed body. In an old box neer by a large q Mindly of cinders with ehfiivcd hones was discovered, giving evi dence, it m thought, of a deliberate attempt to hniu the body, Tho skull hml been sawed optyt nml the hones Were otherwise mutilated. On cnmiiiing tho chamber where the remains wore discovered, abundant evidence was procured to show that a gentleman by tho name of Dr. KYp hml been living there unbeknown to other oenpanfs of the building, and that lie had eitheir been murdered or committed suicide by hanging him- Bel*’, Km tin r invesiigntidn br ought to light a cabinet 5u which was found a large quantity of bottles containing chemicals and some title deeds, deno ting that tho deceased was a man of large property. Nothing is known of the case Author than what tit's chance discovery has made evident and monsmes have 1 oen taken by the authorities for n full at and careful in, veailgation of tho strange mystery. ASadC.uk. —The Fillmore Gouniy (Minn.) Republican says: One of the most heai i rending cases of loss of life by freezing, ooouried lasi week, about four m'ries north west of Granger, in this county. It hap pened that an Tuesday, 1 ly: day the great storm began, Mr Evans, a Welch minister of the Gospel, was away from homo with his wife and two children. On his return in the evening, the storm overtook Imp, and, it appears, when within three quarters of a mile ol his own house, a snowdrift stopped further progress in that direction. From the indica tions, it is supposed ho took liis old est child out of the cutler and carried it home, after which, taking a couple of blankets, 1m uu tinted to the cm tor, wrapped his fnrd writs in the blankets, and carrying ltin babe, started for the house again, but never reached it. In the violent storm he lost, his way, and with his babe peilshed. Mean- I while, the child that he had carried I homo was waiting in the cold for 'll n return of its father; the anxious wife was waning in tee entte for hor husband. Who can describe her ag- ony ami the little ones suspense. It is ad left to conjecture. When the neighbors called at the house the Saturday following, it had but a soli tary little frozen occupant; the wife mother was toned a stiffened corpse; the horse had also succumbed to ihe raging storm. How or where the im'ortnnale husband and babe were tumid wc are not definitely in formed. A pumpkin pio ten feet in diameter and lour feet deep was the dost rl at icoeul California dinner. A Hemarkablc Dost. A sea cap' airt'j ust arrived in this noi% fiOm New O'leans exhibits an lii li setter dog, to whom he secret® ils one of the most rcma'kible ex ploits ill caui'io intelligence The j dog wrs the property of the fiist J mate, and was early noied for extra j ordinal v sag k ity. When the sailors t,sik hold of the main brace to haul i in, the ‘log imuteditcly seized the in 1 Mil i;i the length of ft.a deck Willi it, as if 11 lending a baud” to g. t the edicts order executed. A planter took a^ fancy to the dog, and i ore vailed on I'm li: Kt mate to pret-c-it j;he animal to hint. He carried it along with him 000 miles up the vli--i-M’.pi i*lv‘T ami endeavoud to hiw the sette every kindness. But in • night the dog escaped, and, ran t iig along rite liver bank, leaped ahead a boat ami was towed back to New Orleans. But the ship had sailed, and a schooner captain in whose hands the seftfr fell, took it with him to New York. The ship from which the dog was taken Was Ling on the o her tile of the river, and here is where the marvel comes in. The dog while looking over the i-side of the vessel one afternoon, Meetned to take special notice of the sh n < n the o her side. After lew moments it leaped overborn and swain to its old home, mid was taken aboard bv the delighted sailors, Tlr. nm’e wa'so rejoiced to have iris dog again that lie declared that no h.iif a dozen Southern planters could induce him to put with it- The Sutler's wonderful into mot had brought it hack to its old master, and it is now mote than ever the pet of die crew. Some people ntay dis hil'eve 11 i story; novc: i liele-ts. the capt, in and the fust mate vouch for its accuracy, which is more than the retorti rciru to do. —San l'Van isvo livik'iin. Ct ir. I tia Mus- >oe Is. —The I*VcP piiv (lb.) Bulletin publishes ihc to 1 - lowing h tier from a gentleman in .Michigan id a friend in Freepo l: I oply writogo tell you w’nl will sa\e eve. y case of “ecrcbro-.-pinal meWingelW’ ft is tho same opine iliio that raged in tills State in \no winters 18*7 and 1818, wiiich lnoke up our I.ogisb-iiu e, and which cat t ied to the g a\ c every one it touched un til the ohl f,:sh oned hemlock sweats were adopted, slier Which every case was saved. Onr people sent about tweniy-five miles and pfocuicd henil'iek lioeghs, end they sent for it mini all parts of vhe Slide. There was a co.npany hcie t Tint was ml led the “ Hook and Ladder Company,” that for weeks did nothing night and day but go foiii house to house giving hemlock sweats and it saved every case. Thorough rwonting might do, but theio >s no mistake about iiemlock sweats being a specific. An Ihtohtant Law, —In the Code of Georgia, Sec, 1428 reads as fol lows : If any person, by himself or agent, shall he gu'lty of employing the ser vant of another liming tho term which he, she or they may bo em ployed, knowing Hint such servant was so employed, and that bis term of service was unt expired—or if any person or persona shall entice, or persuade,' or decov jmy servant to leave his employer, either by offering higher wages, or in-pry way what ever ilruiiig tho term of service, knotting that said movant was so employed, ahull be deemed guilty of (a, misdemeanor, and on conviction shall pay 11 fine not to exceed two Hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the common jcl of the county not 1 exceeding three mouths, or both, at the discretion r f the court-” No one, in its violation, is permitted I to plead ignorance of its provisions. A llonr. m : Account.—A dis tressing aecilent look place at Loss's St.n‘on cu the Sou ill Carolina Rail road lately. ■ Four colored men who we c enga ged in turpentine distilling bad hasti ly put tip a rough shaffty, which they covered over with straw. On Wed nesday night they turned in ns usual, ’caving a lire burning in the middle [of the shanty. During the night tho ! ticki'ily concern fell with a c ash up |on tho slcepe 's. The straw roof in- I staiiilv caught fire, and before my j help could come to the men, or they ; could rear re themselves, they were ; burned to death. Krvu Srr.es.— A nnn had commit ted murder, was tried, tumid guilty, and condemned to bo banged, A few days before his execution he drew upon the walls of his prison a gallows with five steps leading up to it. On the first step he wrote, “ Diso bedience to parents.” On the second stop, “ Sabbath breaking.” On tlte third step, “Gambling and Drunkenness.” On the fourth, “ Murder.’’ On the fifth stop was the platform j on whirl) the gallows stood. This poor fellow doubtless wrote the history of many a wasted and ! kjst life. A maligned physie’nn in Memphis says: “I regard such foal slime ns beneath contempt, to lie ex ! pe<\ed only from persons lower in ; Ihe scale 01 humanity than any with j whom I am acquainted; poisons whose sou's could be blown through the hollow of a gnat’s bristle, and roam I or a eenturv within the cavity of a j tobacco seed without exploring ail its wonders.” t-i?" A few hundred pounds of old type, suitable for founders and ma uhuiisls, lor sale cheap at this ofliec. The Leafing Rooster. The McDonald boys found, the other day, that there wßi- a rooster on their farm that was useless. lie jnst loafed around and didn’t Lay any eggs, mid wouldn’t even help lake care of the horses. In f Act it tost i jnst fts-HVirli to keep that rooster as j it djd one that was earning its living. Charley and Jennings held a council of wA r , and concluded to slay the roosfe.-i They took a Smith and W c*- son revolver and an oyster can full of cartridges and penned the rooster up inside a high hoard fence, and at ] o’clock gave him notice to lay down his arms or they would move on his wor ks at once. ' The rooster nut his thunih to his nose and told them as plain as tie couhl that they would have to walk over hit dead body first. At this they became mad, mid the cannonading commenced. They shot at him about forty time®, to get the range, and then begin to shoot at hi3 vital parts. Tho rooster walk ed round the yard and watched tor angle worms, as though it were the least of his trouble what they were shooting at. The boys took turns killing the rooster until 2 o’clock, when the ammunition gave out, and they sent for another box of cartrid ges. At this point the attacking 1 party nhoved a bitle ma'-cr, and opened on the rooster. The rooster did nqt e.aro how near they got. There v.n-; nothing mean about him. Occasionally the rooster would see where a hall struck the fence, and lie would get opposite the hole, but even with that advantage they couldn’t hit hitn. r lhe beys shot at that rooster until about 4 o’c'ock, when the revolver got so hot they couldn’t tise it. The fence was as full of holes as one of those war vete rans, but tiie rooster? OI where was lie? He was taking his customary angle - worm with as good an appetite nr, lie ever had in his life. Exasper ated at last, Jemring* citt.pttip to the rooster and took a rest across the long feathers ol his tail and fired at Bis head. The rooster’s head drop ped on the ground, and it was all over —with the angle worm he was after, but the rooster was unhurt, Chin lie proposed to get an umbrella mid rittl it down the rooster’s throat, and spread it, and see if that would kill him, when the girl, who had been waiting all the afternoon to Cook the rooster caught him and rung his neck. The boys looked disgusted when they saw how easy a fowl mur der could ho committed by one who is a good marksman. The best way to kill roosters is to wait, for them to die. That rooster would have been as old as Methuselah if he had waited to be kil'ed by a ball from that revol ver. A. M. Ai.lji, P. Pules. A. Illces AllEJ', TOR & ILLCES, COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FONTAINE WAREHOUSE, COL UMB US, GEO BO LA ftb2l-lyr "W- J*. FOaLE, Uentist, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Oll'ce hi tire building of the tiling’s Home Insfl'OTee t‘oui|>,.uy. iebil lyr USOUtil A—Hakiup < oAvr )i. b'. t' liaylor bus applied for exemption of persnmilty, amt setting apart amt valua Si'Hiui humeatead, -mi i will puts upon (lie same oil tin* 3'l day of Ma’cli next, at my ollii'tr. J. F. C WILLIAMS, Ordinary. Notice. I l.e.ebv caution alt perrons ajainst hi"in™ IV.u Martin et cokuett, as he it muter con tract to nk< for gut piosent yea l '. Any one SivMjj sietl hoc tv'll lie ptoMcutou. ' JACK W I LSON, Col'd, Wh le Srlohor Sp'ings, Meriwether Cos, Ga. Feb. 21. ma-lra HA N TCIIST HOUSE COLUMBUS, GA. J. W. RYAN, Prop’r. Frank Golden, Clerk. RUBY RESTAURANT, Bar and Billiard Saloon, UNDER THE RANKIN HOUSE. janlO J. IV. RYAN, Prop’r. J. I. eRIFFW, 106 BROAD ST., COLUMBUS, GA., Importer. Wlitileiiale and Kt tail Dialer in DRUGS and MEDICINES, AND SOLE AGENT FOR EPPING’S EXTRACT HUCIIU. This store is open all night. Sign of the Crystal M irUtV. Manitimd Jt Higbce’s wonderful family uctiiclacs oop .Uiuily ou baud. uc2 ly THE VIRGINIA STORE COLUMBUS, GA„ I, o , re „,c Great lDi,.:m:>r, COTTON GOODS; Hirer BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE IN PRICES. SO pieces Bed Ticking at 15 cents and upwards. 10,000 yards Bleached and Brown Cottons. 1,000 yards 10 4 Sheeting. 150 pieces Spring Prints. t~> G-oods a-t COST. Our SHOES are all-made to order, and not Vest Stuck of French and English CLOTIS and CAS MEI ES m t.ic market, which we have ma le up to order, and guaranteed to J u * COO dozen John Clark’s Sewing-machine Cotton— the best Cotton u,e at onlv 80 cents per dozen. 200'Blood’s Needle Books, at only 50 cents a book. 50 Pieces ALPACA — a Great Bargain offered. - Kicliardson’s celebrated SHIRTS —a full supply on hand. CORSETS and HOOP SKIRTS at very low prices. I-ZlcL Gloves at r 7S cents. febui-iyr ©niii©iMjßni WATT as WALKER, No. 132 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS , GEORGIA , WHOLESALE AND REtAIL DEALERS IN •GROCERIES, and PLANTATION AND FAMILY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS, Have no.v in store, anil are constantly receiving, a Largo StocßL of Goods, which wo are offering at the Lowest Mai’ls-et a=*x*ioos3- We uiiirantce our goods ns represented, and are determined not to he undersold. Give us a trial h< foie prrchssing oleewheie, and we me celtain you w l ll give us your trade. Particular attention given to the tilling of ordem . Mi A 0 P.alher is Mill w ith us. and will be glad to servo his old fnenils. feb.l-fcm good news. I have in rtore, Ami am constantly Wceiting, a Fctfc Stock of <fctt©©lE£lllEß AS7IB JjpBOTESHMDSfffIs Consisting, in part, of Srißarß, Coffee, Bacon, Lard. Syrup Uquora, Com Oats FloU* fWlt, tobacco. ’ Also, Shoes, Dome-ties, 'liu Ware, etc., at wholisale and retail, caeap lot La.-li fgf- Goods delivered on Cars Free of Mrayugd. J H H i.MILI OM', ftb2l-lyr Corner Franklin and Warren sts, Co'.nmbn?, Oa. LIVEBY A.\D SALE STABLE, fas?- ROBT. THOMPSON, Proprietor. OGLETIIOJtPE STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Pprcid in tncemaats offered to tlie traveling public. Also Horses and Mules always on 1,, ml at reasonable fimm-a. In cmuecti m with the above is a complete II ukrug an-SHige ineut, su . li nr nice Haggles, Can inges, turd cirdlul d-ivers. teb.l-tmi mw IBM® (KhKEB. m ' 1 I 1 m „ a tk 'l/E'Pi ri&jgfc ,i t ! -pts*** The sub-c iber most respectfully informs lha residents of Hamilton and surrounding country that he has opened a STew Drug Storo at No. 186 Fast side itro-.d street, Ist block below A F Johnston & Cos., wlure can be found anew and con Aunt stock of DRUG® and CHEMICALS, : selected with care as to their puiity, which will be dispensed with accuiacy. A full Hoe of Foreign and Anteiicah ex tracts Pel.ornery, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Htir, Cloth, Nail, Shaving and Troth B ush ers, I'onrdce, boaps ami Cosme. ic of ail kinds. Alt the popular and useful Patent Miibc nes, Plasters and Ointments, the tesst of hu porteu Wines suit Liqro s Of in#J : <.f'iuf i>se Mcd’cim* at sll hoes day or id-rh.. Panii-u'a: Hite ilion [Wii jo the j doing up of Physicians’ Prescvip ioa. Soliciting a share of yocr pitro’ air.*, I am, loapt'clfuilv, you a .1011S L. AIRIHS, 'Drusg’el fail Anotice. v, C llcitl t. 'S, (1 l He refers to Dts. .( \V Cnmi-ton a ut T F Brewr-Ur :ti U ISTotioe. All "a*tics indebted to the firm of Coiv 1 rt & K'lu'omtielt tire mMi—.ci to come . p at.d settle now. ir they eti r intend to Go so at oil, as we wan. the money to help bey our String strclc Come op, gentlemen ! Oor patience is as nearly exhausted as our goods, and we newt the Usih to lay in a fresh supply of both. Those whu do not in md to pay, will please lit us know it at once. uo\vsKbr a K'unaoijoir. Hamilton, Ga, ftb- 21, 1 £l3. T. S. SPEAR, Agent, A wm “ 83MIB& SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, No. 09 Broad St., Coxcmuus, Ga. Gold Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds. SPECTACLES A SPECIALTY. Silver & Plated Ware. Watches, Jewelry, and Clocks, repaired promptly. EKGR &Stma REAYJbY ©OHS. Kii On Biros wiel bkckive Pbompt Attkn- Tlivl. fel'2l-lyr ESTES & BROTHER, lMt on KBS AND dealf.es in Hardware, Cutlery, tiuns and Agricultural Implements, Paiets. Oils, V-A'ltM;•(*•"and Brushes, 1 ' : i nd 112. j Ikojtd at, <'o'ntrbim Ga. feb2l-ln)r ! UKOhtC A—HauSl* CitiNTT 1 Wtie.eis the estate of Tlios, J. Smith, de- I cawe, is nn i p.csented, aM not likely to be ' t ep. I 81 1. tec : lhm i.-, tt.e efore, to cite mid admonish all I coace nett to show cause, if any they have, ' by the first Monday in April nest, why let tein of Aim reshation 00 the estate of said j deceased ahoultl not be '-.anted to the Clerk 1 of the Stipe ior Court, or so ere othe. - suitable . an I proper person Give n under my harsl and ofii ial rignaturr, j this £Blh day of February, Ibid J. F. C. WlUiiUi, Ordinary pilll llblooppurifiErl is uneqnatied by any knoAvn remedy. It will eradicate, extirpate and thor oughly destroy all po’souorts sub stances In the blood, and will effectu ally dispel all predispos.'fidh lb bilious derafrgement: Is ihete leant of nc'ioh in your Diver and Spleen? Uiih-ss rclievcd, tlie blood becomes impure by delete i-iows ser'retions; prodneirig' scrofulous or skin diseases, blot dies, felon's, pus tules, canker, j iihplek^b-td:;' Have you a Dyspeptic/ tytomach? Unless digestion is pixtHJjHVjifiaided, the system is dcdiilitaledtwnii poverty of the blood, di-dpsical tendenev, and general weakness and inertia, ; r Have you weahiebp of t)ie - Intes tines ? You are iu danger of chronic diai rhfta or intlammatiori of bowels. Have you weakness of the Urinary Organs f You are exposed to suffer ing in its most-aggravated form. Aria you dejected, di-owsy, dull, sluggish or depressed in spirits, with head ache, back ache, coated tongue and bad tasting mouth? For a cer tain remedy for all fhesg; diseases, weaknesses and troubles; for cleans ing. and purifying the vitiated blood, and imparting vigor to all the vital forces; for building up aild restoring the weakened constitution, use which 13 pronounced by the leading medical authorities of London and Paris “ the most powerful tonic and alterative know’n to the medical - world.” Tliis is no new and untried discovery, bnt lias been long used by the leading physicians of other coun tries with wonderful remedial results. Don’t weaken and impair the diges live organs hy cathartics and phys ics; they give only temporary relief; indigestion, flatulency, and dyspepsia, with idles and’ kindred diseases, are sure to follow their u e. ' Keep the blood pure and health is assured. John Q. Kellogg, 18 Platt st„ New Y<irk, sole agent for the United States. Price £1 a bottle—Send for circular. The Guide is published. Quarterly —25 c. pays for tire year, which'is nut half the cost. Those who alUTwards send money to the amount of One Dollar or more fur seeds may also order ise. worth extra, the price paid for the Guide.—=The first number is beautiful, giving plans for making Rural Homes; Dining 'fable Decora tions, Window Gardens, ifcc , and a mass of informat on invaluable to the lover of fldwers, —150 pages on tine tinted paper, some 500 engravings and a superb colored plate and ehro kio cover.—The first edition of 200,- 000 just printed in English and Ger man. Jas. Vick, Rochester, N. Y. ID <5? KT ’ T Be deceived , but for coughs, colds, sore throat, hoarseness and 1 rouchial dimcnlties, use only WELS.S’ (Mllß ‘LIU TrDIETS. Worthless imitations are on the market, but the only scientific preparation of Carbolic Acid for Lung diseases is when chemically combined with other well-known' remedies, as in these Tablets, and all parties are cautioned against using any other. In all cases of irritation of the mu cous membrane these Tablets should be freely used —their cleansing and healing properties are astonishing. Be wanted; never neglect a cold: it is easily cured in its incipient state; when it becomes chronic the core is exceedingly difficult. Use WelU > Car bolic Tablets as a specific,- John Q. Kellogg, 18 Platt street, New York, sole agent for the United States. Price 25c. a box—send for circular. The immense sale. 10,000 ill ti manlii, our LIVINGSTONE 28 years in AFRICA is having, proses it , above all others, the book the masses want. It goes like wildfire. Over 6bt> pages—only 82 .50. More Agents wmitedt Notice, —Be not deceived by mis representations made to palm off high priced inferior works, but send for circulars, and sec proof of statements and gieat success of our agents, — Pocket companion, worth $lO, mailed free, Hubbard Bros,, publishers, 723 Sansom street, Philadelphia, Pa, THE ESPECIAL A TIEN fI ON of manufacturers who have become disgusted with the odors of Parafino oils, and their ill effects upon machi nery, is invited to Kellogg’s sperm engine oil, at $1,20 a gallon; sperm spindle oil, $1.15; tallow engine oil, $1,10; tallow spindle oil, $1.05 man ufactured only by E. If. Kellogg, N 17 Cedar street, New York. ~ ItA TIONA L THE A Til ENT of all Kidney, Unitary and Liver dis eases, is effected by Ilmuilton'e Da - c/m and Dandelion. It nets directly upon these organs, ensi ling them-to remove these wades in the blue I, which cause gravel,diabetes, Bright’s disease, jaundice, rheumatism, scrof ula, etc. W C Hamilton & Cos., Cin cinnati, Ohio. 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