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fgWS AND COUNTI Church Director y n't*lhe B iptist Church on the first >■<l tliiid Sundays and Saturday before the third Sunday. >“ - ev ’ ' • Wellborn, pastor. Sunday-school at 9a. m. Services at the Methodist Church on the fourth Sunday, and Saturday before the 4th Sundae, in each month. Rev. D. R Me- Williams, pastor. Sunday-school at 9a. m. Th Casu StsTkm. —As we have to pay the cash for everything we use aliout our bouse and office, we are c nnpellod to do a itiictly carh business. We will take wood or pro visions. at market prices, in pay for sub sJripHons. Although anxious for patronage, Vte prefer a limited cash business to an ex tended credit one. tgj° Don’t steal me, for I am private prop erty, High* for by a subscriber one who sustains the press, and wishes to read me. , ~ ... Don't borrow me, for my owner don t like it- and, beside*. ,he £“Qhltfs will turn you out a copy 'just like me for ten ceuts, and you ought to sustain the press. Subscribe forme, and keep your conscience Hamilton Visitor Heavy Rains.—The dusty earth was refreshed wRR occasional show ers last Monday. That night there .were heavy and continuous rains, with glmqst incessant lightning. It rained BOine juegday and Wednesday, apd heayijy yesterday afternoon and last night. We had a shower this morn jpg, but it cleared off about 9 o’clock. Hail is reported to have fallen be tween here and Columbus pn Monday night, bgt Hje do opt think it peached The trpstle work near Fortson’s, on the North and South Road, wa? washed, which prevented the train fpra reaching the terminus yesterday pvpning. It pame p.ut, howevpr, this morning. The water-house at Johnson’s mill, on Mujberry Creek, three miles from town, was washed away. It fortu nately came to pieces before reach ing the bridge, or the latter would have fyepn carried away also. We have heard of no further dam age being done in this vicinjty. Bad Accident. —Last Friday even ing, as Mr. John D. Johnson’s wagon, hy si x mules, and loaded with corn, on the back from West Bqilft, was crossing Gammell’s bridge, <jver Flat Shoals creek, about six miles from West Point, three of the sleepers gave way, and jthe wagon and wheel mules fell through. The forward mules had got so far across as to escape. The driver, who was riding one of the niules, wonderful to say, escaped unhurt. A negro who was in the wagon fell through with the load, jmd liad his leg hurt so badly ' that it had Jo fee amputated. His recovery is doubtful. Both the jyfeflel W)jUs yvere badly hurt—one fd them dangerously. Th.fi driver de cided to cross at tfeis bridge, think ing it safer than Davidson’s, We learn that there is not a safe bridge on this creek in the county. The jpQOple fiP® afraid of them ail, and jmrge the attention of tfee Oommis sioners to their dopgei;ous condition. Jail DwW* —Eh® three .ne groes lately sentenced io imprison ment in the penitentiary were carried ( offby an employee of that institution fept Wednesday, There no.W remain in jail feer.fi Three and one white map, wfeo are serving out short Serins ,pf imprisonment. feight here we cannot refrain from awarding a deserved tribute to our efficient sheriff, Mr. B. H. Williams, for the watchfulness and care exer cised by him to prevent the escape of the prisoners. Not only did he have repairs put upon the but. several nights hfi w.ent there himself to see that all was safe. His zeal is :Fob Casii. —Mr. J, S. Jones, of offers bargains fei silks, muslins, cloths, organdies, corsets, white goods, linens, e\c., fitfi., to the cash trade. He lias .fkjatg o and handsome stock, which he -has just bought to great advantage. •If you want to use your money to the ,best advantage in dry goods, go ,to JJr. Jones’ store. r. Joel T. Johnson has had .a tiding time in his family — having eight cases of measles at his house at one time. We fire glad to Iparn hfafty are all recovering. iWUifeof other cases about here, 'batlimpigerous. Notice. —We have upon <yjr t mail the names of a few unpaid sub scribeJta. To avoid the necessity of di^pti£fto**bir f p apers, they will fp at once. Thomas & Presdotf, of Colum ,bus, are making extensive sales in the clothing liue. The quality and of their goods is the cause of it. tjgf~Peae<k;k' fc Swift, of Colum bus, ,aye qghUijg their stock of dry goods, clothing,* notions, etc, at low .fignres. ,Fpji Sale.—A set of turner’s tools, .cpipplete, in good order, and low for ,casb. A. T. Brooks. Here’s a Chance!— Any one send ing or bringing us the names of six subscribers and sl2, will receive as a premium a copy of The Great Indus tries of the United States—a new work, written by twenty eminent au thors, and containing 1 300 pages and 500 engravings. It treats upon all branches of industry, is a complete encyclopedia of arts and manufac tures, and sells at $3 50. You can obtain six cash subscribers in a little time, and secure a valuable book for nothing. The Purest and Sweetest Cod-liver Oil is Hazard & Caswell’s, made on the sea shore, from fresh selected liv ers, by Caswell, Hazard & Cos., New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in market. aplß-4w PROSPECTUS for 1873— 6th YEAR; THE 3ES, AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY JOURNAL The AkUuo, while issued with all the regu larity, has none of the temporary iuterest characteristic of ordiuary periodicals. At is air elegant miscellany of pure, light, and graceful literature; and a collection of i ic tures, the rarest specimens of artistic skill, in black and white. Although each succeeding number affords a fresh pleasure to its friends, the real value and beauty of the Aldine will he most appreciated after it has been bound up at the close of the year. The possessor of a complete volume Cannot duplicate the quan tity of fine paper and engravings in any other shape or numbfer of Volumes for ten times its cost; and then there are the Chromos besides. Notwithstanding the increase in tiie price of subscription'last Fall, when the Aldine as sumed its present noble proportions and rep resentative character, the edition was more than doubled during the past year—proving that the American public appreciate and will support a sincere effort in the cause of art. 'lhe publishers arc authorized to announce designs from many of the most eminent art ists of America, In addition, the Aldine will reproduce examples of the best foreign mas ters, selected with a view to the highest artis tic success and greatest general interest; avoid ing such ns have become familiar, through photographs or copies of any kind. Every subscriber to the Aldine. who pays for a year in advance, will receive, without additional charge, a pair of beautiful oil chro mos, after J. J. Hill, the eminent English painter. The pictures,entitled “The Village Belle,” and “ Crossing the Moor,” are 1-Ix2o isohes—are printed from 25 different plates, requiring -5 impressions and tints to perfect cadi picture. The same chromos are sold for S3O per pair in the art stores. The Literary Department will continue un der the care of Mr. Richard Henry Stoddard, assisted by the best writers and poets of the day, who will strive to have the literature of the Aldine always in keeping with its artistic attractions. Terms, $5 per annum, in advance, with oil chromos fiee. The Aldine will hereafter lie obtainable only by subscription. There'will be no reduced or club rate: cash for subscriptions must be scut to the publishers direct, or handed to the local agent, without response ility to the pub lishers, excepl in cases where the certificate is given, hearing the fae-simile signature of James Sutton & Cos. Any peison wishing to act permanently ns a local agent, will receive full and prompt in formation by applying to JAMES SUTTON & CO., Publishers, 58 Maiden Lane, New York, JIIE LADY’S FRIEND. BEAUTIFUL NEW PREMIUM CHROMO. All know what tliis Magazine is, and that it contains the most admirable Stories, En gravings, Music, Fashion Articles, Patterns, Receipts, etc. But all do not know that its publishers a-e offering with it “ Little Sam uel',” abeautiful Chromo of the .Child-Prophet starting fiom his sleep at the call'of the Lord, and which has the rich and glowing colors of a tine oil painting, and a spiritual beauty all its own. This Chromo will be sent to every $2.50 subscriber, and to every person sending jr.Qub, and, at special rates, to every mem ber of a (Tub. Pi'i.KxniD Premiums. Sewing Machines, Plaited Ware, Gold Chains and Watches, etc., will he sent to those who get up Lists at the $2.50 rate. (Send for List and Terms of Pre miums . A great offer!) Five Serials are announced for this year— “'ll.ip Master of Grey lands,” by Mrs. Wood, author of “ East Lynne”; and also seiials by Miss Muzzey, Daisy Vcntnor, Amanda M. Douglas, and Fannie Hodg-on. Terms, always in advance. —One copy, witli Chromo, $2.50; four copies, with 'vir.Chro inos, and one gratis, $8; eight pics and eight ('homos, with a copy and Oh. $lO. The Clubs can be made tip Spjointly of the Saturday Evenihg Post and t Lady’s Friend-, if fifty cents is added for cajp copy of the Post, with Chomo,,taken. If the Chromo is not wished, Fifty cents may 1 be deducted from each Lady’s Fiiend subsdriher. One copy each of '.the Lady’s Friend, Saturday Evening'Post, ajid the Chromo, will be sent for $5. Ten cents extra must always be sent for mailing expenses of each Chromo. Address, DEACON & PETEIiSON, 319 Walnut St., Philadelphia. MilElLilMlKflgUi'Sro rrjrr Mrs B. H. &J. T. Williams will open, on the Ist of April, a small stock ***■ of MILLINERY, consisting of Hats, Bonnets, Laces, etc., in the front room ol the residence West of the Court-house, occupied by Mr. Doggett Patterns of all sorts on hand. Dresses made or fitted. mar2B-tf l~j r- T-1-.- Jenlums, HAMILTON, OA. MILLINERY GOODS. We take pleasure in tendering onr Full and Complete Stock of MILLINERY GOODS to the Ladies of dbimilton and vicinity. It has been selected with the greatest care, and embraces all the Intent Styles. Call and examine our Goods and prices. Coats' Spool Thread made a specialty—Boc. per dozen. Terms Cash. Jilirs. S A. TBUSSELL. apll-lm Mits. M. K. STEVENS. DEBTORS & CREDITORS’ NOTICE. AH th< 8e indebted to the estate of Charles Hatchett* colored, late of Harijs county, de ceased, arc hereby notiiied to make imme diate payment; and those having claims against the said deceased will present them within t' e time prescribed l>y law. ap2o-0l JAM. PATTIJjQ, Adm’r. Notice, I have this day placetf in the hands of Jno. T. Williams, Ksq., niy notes and accounts. All those indebted to me, either by note or account, are requested to make immediate payment. Sir. Williams is lull}’ authorized to settle all claims. F. M. T. BRASNAX. Ibumlton, G*., April 17. 1873- If GREAT OPENING OF SPBtSG MB SABER CLOTBIX6, —AT TUB— gALTIMORE QLOTIIING JJOUSE 88 Broad St., Columbus, Where one of the Largest and Best Selected Stocks in the South can be found, consistimr of a Full Line of . ' b MEN’S, YOUTHS’, and BOYS' CLOTHING and GENTS’ FUfiNfaHING GOODS, which will be sold at the vmiv lowjsst lit,cups. Country Merchants will find it to their ad vantage to call and price our Goods before buying elsewhere, as, by manufacturing our Goods, we are enabled to sell them as cheap tuj they can be bought North, freight added. arr4-3m HOFFIJN, RICH § CO. J. I. GRIFFIN^ 106 BIIOJD ST., COLUMBUS, GA, I noa'por teiV Wholesale arid Kitail Dealer in DRUGS and MEDICINES, AND SOLE AGENT FOK EPPING’S EXTRACT BUCHU. This store is open all night. Sign of the Crystal Mortar. Mantfield & Higbee's wonderful family medicines constantly on hand. no 2 ly ’ R. W- MILLE'ORD WITH J. M. BENNETT & CO., No. 131 Broad St,, Columbus, Ga., Wholesale and Retail Dealer s in All kinds of COOKING STOVES and GRATES; TIN WARE, HARDWARE, HOLLOW and WOOD WARE ; POCKET bird TABLE CUTLERY, &c., &c. Also, all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron work done at short notice. Agent tor the Columbus made Stoves. Prices as low as airy in the city, apr4-tf WONDERFUL & VALUABLE SEED The Great Per ian Watermelon grows to a large size, has a fine flesh and delirious flavor, and keeps fresh and sweet throughout the winter. Seed per pack, postpaid, 25cts.;six packets, sl. Mammoth Cabbage, weighs 20 to 00 llis., 20 c.ts. a pkt. Mammoth Squash, weighs 100 to 200 lbs., 20c. Snake Cucum ber, 3 feet long and coiled, 15c. Yard Long Bean, Jsc. Husk Tomato (keeps fresh for a year), 20c. Japan Eadjsli (delicious puds for eating, a foot long). 15 cts. All for sl, post paid. Catalogues free. G. H. WILLIAMSON, Gallatin, Term. STOVER Arc the BEST CONSTRUCTED. HEAVIEST, MOST UNIFORM, and QUICKEST BAKING STOVES NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC. OVER TWO HUN.DRED THOUSAND ARE NOW IN DAILY USE. p?S~ Buy one, try it, and if it does not give entire satisfaction, retuj-u it, and get your money back. For sale by W. H. ROBARTS & CO., apr4-3m Columbus, Ga. DRUGS! DjRUGg! DRUGS! ; We have on hand, and are constantly re ceiving, a weli-stlected stock of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMER?, and, in fact, everything usually kept in a first-class Drug Store. 05~ Fishing Tacklo a specialty. We invite our friends to give us a call, as we can and will please them. 1 Very respectfully. Da. J. L. (TIENEY & SON, Under the Ranktn House, apr4-8m Crawford st , Columbus, G.i. THE newYORKSTOBE .. >- Has just received the largest and best selected stock of Dry GOODS for the Spring Trade ever brought to tlmt market, which are to Ire sold at the Lowest Casu Purer*. AH who arc in need of anything in this line should okunrine and price this stock be fore buying. Their motto is, I/rwjai than tub Lowtarr. ft LAFUaITKR & BRO., npr4-3m Proprietors, Columbus, Ga. tWERVOIfs DEBIITr Y.| WITH Its gloomy ntUmlanti,* IdV spirit#, deprtMflo!) f fu voluntary emlailonif loss of ttmen, aperma> torrhorn, loss of power, <llzzy head, lom of memory, nml threatened fro* poteuce, and imbecility, find a aover eicn cure in UIHPIIItEYM* IfOMK- OpATHIC HPKLTFIC, 2Vo. TtVKNTY i;iGIIT. THlri HUVEKKION REMEDY tone* up the system, arwit!! the dis-cl and im parts vigor and energy, life and vitality to the entire man. Tfc<nr Jiave cured thousands of caaea. l ricc, 15 per package of five box*.-* and a large 12 vial, which ia very important in obstinate or old cahea, or f 1 per single bine. Bold \ry ALL I)rug- Bats, and sent by mail on receipt of price. Address rMPHUKYfV BI’KOIFIO HOMKOPATIfIC M EMCISIS CO.. Z O3 THkjap’tay, N. Y.‘ Wqpa. a>qr. Hawisa Brols.ev, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, COLUMBUS, GA. Will give attention to purchase amf sale of Rbal Estatz, placing ImsubaS‘ob in first clasu Companies, and will invest' flififis, Or nego tiate loans, for those desiring g. feb2Bly A. 3t|. Allen, P. Freer. A, Illgbs AIM, FREER & ILLGE?, COTTON FACTORS w•. v - . ASD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FONTAINE WAREHOUSE, COL UMB US, GEORGIA feh2l-lyr Saw mm mmm* The subscriber most respectfully informs the residents of Hamilton and BUirounding country that he has opened a New Drug Store at No. 186 East side Broad street, Ist block below A F Johnston & Ob., where can he found a kbw and comcletk stock of DRUGS and CHEMICALS, selected with care aa to their purity, which will be dispensed with accuracy. A full line of Foreign and American ex tracts, Periumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Hair, Cloth, Nail, Shaviojf aiml Tooth Brush es, Poimdcs, Soaps and Cosmettcsof all kinds. All the popular ahd useful Patent Medicines, Plasters and Ointmynts. 'the best of im ported Wines end Liquors for medicinal use. Medicines at all hours, day* or night. Pattlciilar attention paid to the putting tip of Physicians’ Prescriptions, " Soliciting a share of your patronage, I am, respectfully, yours,' ; JOHN fe. JORDAN, Druggist and "Apothecary, Columbus, G. He refers to fers. J W Cameron and T F BrCwster ’ ' ' feb2l-3m T. S. SPEAR, Agent, SOWING MACHINE DEPOT, No, -99 Sr., Columbus, Ga. Gold Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds. SPECTACLES A SPECIALTY. sjtow & Plated Ware. Watches, Jewelry, aud Clocks, repaired promptly. EECGEAVIHCS HtEAYLY ©QNiB. All Obdkbs will receive Puompt Atten tion/ feh2l-lyr DRAKE’S MAGIC LINI^NT. This wondeiful medical compound is a safe and speedy cure tor Erysipelas, Jlone Felon, Eiir-acjie. Hcad-a'hc, Tooth-ache,' Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Croup, Colic-Tinman or beast). Sore Throat, Asthma, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, and, In fact, foj- ulj ’<li£as&! where A remedy is needed to act specially upon the nervous system. Circulars giving full directions for its use, Tfee to all. Ask at all drug und country stores for it—and take no other. For tale hi Hamilton by Ligon Prathers. ' WM. C.HAUSICU, General Agent. Bartow, No. 11 Central Railroad, Os, Agents wanted. ' mur2B-Bin GEoßGlA—Harris Couktt. | Nicholas Hutchison, administrator of 3y, W. Bretton, deceased, makes application for letters of dismission ; All persons concerned are hereby notified’ to show came, if any they have; by the first Monday in .1 une next, why said letters should not be granted. Gives under my hand officially this March’ 3, 1873. .1. F C WILLIAMS, Ordinary, ; GEORGIA —Haitnis Cotnnrr. Q. T. Purcell having applied for letters of administration on’ the estate of A- <J. Park, late of taifl comity, decea-ed: This is to cite oil pel tons concerned to show’ cause, if any tltfey have, why said letter* should hot l>e granted ou the ,Xst Monday in Mav next. ' “ * Witness my hand and official signature. apll-td .1. F. C. WILLIAMS, Gtd’y. H. A. nuasell, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IJ A MILTON, GEORGIA IT Special ali.iGon te cpllxtious. ; FLOURNOY, McGEHEB & C 0„ ■Aw- , ALSTON WAREHOUSE, COLUMBUS, GA, * a <?n Vi . nf f v? kon c]inr f ; , of tlie ab °vc-naucd Warehouse, we are now fully prepared to transact Commission' Business, and wi I advance liberally o U P Cotton in stop! • Alat remains with us, and will mrl4 ' 2lu FLOURNOY, McGEHEE & CO, IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS, V' '• SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. ANNOUNCEMENT for 1873. W. C. Agent at Eingsbora, 1 JIARHIS C <9.— TERMINUS NORTH £ SOUTH RAILROAD, This justly celebrated Fertiliser, which lym had such an extensivo sale in fins seotiop dijrinb'the past few years, and which lias given universal sfitis taclton wlierover ■prppej’Jy applied, is again offered to planters of Harris anti adjacent counties upon the most liberal terms, a? it is t|ie established loitcy of the Pacific Guano Company to furnish its Guano at the lowest cost .o consumers, and look to small profits and large sales for compensation fo capital invested in its production. In view of this policy, and fc'to reduced cost of prfrdfjottoH, the Soluble Paeifio Qtmpo is put into market this season at the low price of |sf) per ton, cash, ami freight from Columbus to Kinga boro ($1.60) added. Also for sale on time for currency or for cotton. , J here is no fertilizer offered in this market, having' a recorded experience in its use, which can compare with this article. That fertilizer which has stood the test of time, and lias an established character acquired by long :xperieuce, must present claims to continued confidence which cannot per— karri articles whiqli have not been subjected to the same ordeal of lonw— tried use. This guano has been sold iu this market since 1865. Its can sumption has steadily increased throughout tlici counfry, from a few hun dred tons the first year of its use, to many thousands of tons annually, which is the highest attestation of its superior excelloiice. *•' •• a m ®Mm©Hr. * Vv The great popularity of the well-known Soluble Pacific Guano, manufac tured by the Pacific Guano Conipany, Messrs. John S. Reese & 0o„ Haiti— more, General Agents, and Mr. \V. H. Young, of Olmftbus, Special Agent for this scctiop, has led unprincipled parties jto ejidfeavor ‘ t'o introduce an inferior article, under 1 a somewhat similar filatne, rtnd'to fry to induce irjant ers to huy tjicir conipohnd, on'the assurance that'ljt is tliia sa'tiie aS'jthe geft uine Soluble Pacific Guano. Mr. Young wishes to correct/ tlirougli the public press, any such impression which may lmvo been entertained, by in forming bis friends and customers that no responsibility attaches to any compound sold under such assurance —hence the necessity arises to caution planters to buy only from the authorized’agefiUi ‘of tjio genuine Pacific Guano jCompqny. TJie rent golujde Pacifl'c Guano is branded'With the name of Jbhn S. Reese & Cos., General Agents, Baltimore, and is put up in sticks warranted to contain two hundred poilnda eaoli. For circulars of information, apply to ‘ * W. 0. JOHNSTON, fcb7-3ni at Kingsboro, Harris county, Ga. NEW BjOPT anb shoe store* robiurt o. POPE, *— * ' 78 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS,. GA., First Door Bel.pw Poise's Booh Store, and nearjy opposite Jojiu Kind’s Bank. wholesale and eetail; I would respectfully announce to my friends and the public that 1 am now receiving and opening a stock of BOOTS end SHOES bntihely new and nuom, consisting of all thy grades and styles, suitable [or either tight or heavy wear, 1 have bail all my slock’made order, kxpEimklt voe mt own tram, by the best man ufneturers, and will warrant evfery pair to give satisfaction and boas represented. To small Dealers and’Oouutry Merchants I enh offer fcood indrteoments, •’ I have aecdrM the'Services of Mr. Goode H.'FltAniug. He will he glad to see and wait upon his friends and old customers. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Terms cash, no 2 WI. R. BEDELL. R. A, WARE. BEDELL & WARE, '•%f a * * „ SUCCESSORS TO BEDELL & POPE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES ,A, . ■*, , _ ’ • " * ’ s?* mi • - * ,OF ALL KINDS. ALSO, T-natUter and Shoo Plndli^ss, 148 BROAD BTREET, COLUMBUS, GA. Our goods are all made to order, and we guarantee every pair sold to give satisnetion. KtPS repai t-d it or ciiaiior.' Mr. Ik I. HaWey is with us, and would be pleased,to see his friendf, noS 3m WILLIAM PEACH, St’CCKSKOH TO HAM,, MOSKS & 00., (Established in 1830), COLUMBUS, GLyjIGIA, DKAMtIt IN (IKKKRAI, ECARDWAHEI. IRON, Sn&L milP, CASTINGS, CAR -1 -RIAGE nod WAGON MATERIAL, KAILr "BOAD and Ml LI, BXJWMVH, OILS, ■ FAINTS, BHFHHI'H GLABH, Etc., Etc;, JSto. ■ Rublier and Leather Belting, Ilurr, Kmtopus, W Cologn, Mill Rock, >llllllllO and Cotton Hope, Buhbcr'aod Hinnp Packing, Agricultural Imjileiuents. Ausats for FAIRBANKS’ SCALES. Keep Jn t)hV;k varieties of their' Platform and Coudtor Hiiales. These Keans have lieen sold in this CRtablishinent for over 80 years, * without having a complaint. A'so agents for Hoe k Co.’s Circular Saws; Avcritl Chemical Paint Works, NON-EX PLOSIVE BRILLIANT OIL. Always on liand, this particular Oil. Wei liavc sold It since the war, and no accident, 1 or failure in giving a beautiful light/' rias oc-J enrrod, ' marl 4-tf NEW FURNITURE STORE (8 Broad *t., ColMibas, lit. Pailor, CUpjber and Library Suits, W*n .dew Curtains, Abodes, Minors, Looking Glasses, Children's .Carriages, and every ar thfickett 10 * Hmt class Furniture Htore. ’ ob> T. T KDMDNDd. Hamilton Female College, HAMILTON, GA. The Spring Session begins on Tuesday, the 28th of Jauunry, and closes on Wednesday, the 2d day of JulyI,’ 1 ,’ ’ * Tuition lsfrora §2 to $5 per month, ac cording to grade of studies, within iiaidun ta! fee of centsper mouth; " * 1 Music on Piano, Organ or Guitar, is $5 per month, with a charge of d>o' cents pet' month for the use of Instruments, Pupils will be charged from the beginning’ of the scholastic month in which they enter, to the close of the session. No deduction will lie made for absence,.’ except in cases of protracted sickness; One half-of the tuition will be required In advance— the balance at the dose of sess.on, Boardcau be obtained at <l6 per month. J. B. LOVELACE, Pkes’t. H-oadlJ HoadLt The undersig ried hAS bri imitd, and is con stnutly receiving, a supply of Family Groce ries, srnfii ar bacon, lard; sugar, flour, coffee, etc. Ulso keeps S variety of- Liquors, to which he calls the attention of physician, and others needing a pure afticlo. Price, low to e-b customers. mar 7 Hni J. W. KIMBROUGH. KT Otic©. I hereby caution all persons against hiring Ben Magruder, colored, as lie ii'uwdcr con-’ tract to me for tire present year. Any one hiring (Mid boy will be prosecuted. JAC'B Gol'd. White Kuirduir Springs, ileiLvettioi Cos., Ga, Feb 21, 1873 lin / ■* t — 'SgggHBBJWp OF THE UNITED STASIS. 1300 PAGES & 500 ENGRAVINGS. Written by 20 Eminent Authors, in-' eluding John jj. c.ougii and iioeace ’ • ’ 1 CReelßy.” ’ Tills (work is a complete historv of in’ branches of inilmtiy, procejweAiff * tiuo, eic.;’in ai; It is‘A cf.mvUufVn. cyclopedia of hits tfid mannfnctuwi anafc. the moat enter tap ling awf valuable id* of information on subjects of genial ever otfbi'eti W tile public. We went mmnS in every town in the United State* and W 5 agent Can fail to and,. welLwith this book. Oh agent sold lifi copierf in eight dayi/an„thy J°hJ 968 hi Wo wetikg. Our agent In H.rtr ford sold 397 in one we.Jt, Specimeaa Mb* |ree on receipt of stamp. ■ ' - , J. Aacihs Minted |br (he FUIfNY SIDE OF PJIYSICk 800 Pages, 250 Engravings. ' An interesting end amusing treatise on th* meilicft! hntn Inin's of tlifc past and present I* exposes quacks, impostors, traveling doctor/- patent medicine venders, doted female cheats! fortune tellers and roedimps', ahd gives lnm~" eating Accounts of nt,-d fehysfeian* nrrd thtiveatof lhelf jives' ft revtlfis sta/SW fecreta, and fiistmcfil all h'ow'to avoid ihlttts whlth flush Is heir to. We give excluslrd territory mid lii*ein! commissions. For cir-t cufoss übd terms address the publisher*. > f f J. H. BURR * HYDE, Hartford, Conn , or Chicago, UL CHANCE OF SCHEDULE, NORTH AND SOUTH RAILROAD.' Suprbixtkndbnt’s Orrica, Dec. 6, 1872. Oil and after Srtnrday, Dec. 7, the putem ger train on this road will leave '' *' Kingsboro i. \ 7 30am Blanchard. j{s k U ftBTpFWJIfI, witi liavi , 1 Ooiumlius (RabdolpW street).,..... .3 SO r u Depot, on the North Commons. ..4 05 r k T I) ForUon, ngent at Blsnthwd, G 2 Grnnlieriy. agi nt at Cataula. W 0 Johnson agent at Kingshoro, will receive and deliver goods, cotton and other shipments. Cottorl /ill be received at other stations by the -ts? T 'm’ E. F. & A. ft LANIER, Bucocsaora to Lanier, Handle A. Cos., *■ ’ * * ** * Xf *t. WISOLESAIje §ROC|p| AMO ' ’ r-f : > £ Commissiob M?rchant^ ?•' ■ '-* '*} .;** i- ■_ r <f j* West Ppint, Qa., Keep on hand a full assprtjpeht.o^ arooovlov, wlrichjthey offer at prices that tioii;’ They possess fucilHfes tbi selling goods cheap, add will make H to tw intorkst of their former pathnwi and fire public generally, to buy of ihein. They ast; a continuance of the patronage extended tb tire old ffrnr.’’ “ ‘ ' 002 " - ur —: Hamilton Mate usTlie exereisee of the above school will ba eStumed Febrd*ry 8, 1818. 7 “ lfvery effort tvjlj brf marie to thoroughly impress the true principles of education- un tbs )n|nds of pupils. •* * IMrtleuUOr attention given to the prepera tion of young men for College' tor pracLcaJ business life, ’’ • f Tui First term of twenty-two weeks commence* February 8, closes July 4, 1818- ‘ Hct-cml term ol tHghteeu’tvcek* commenoc* August 4, denes December 3,18781 ' < tumos—Jftddi wan. Elementary hranebea ~..<13 2Q Thorough English eouris ......19 80 Langnsges included 1 U......W 4fi I iicideidal fee i dp ’■ Vcrrioa—sscokd T*mtt. „ First class V..lip Second class.; Ml <4 Third cliiMl JM <4 Incidental fee, v fA One half of each terpl lnyamhly in m&* vance, ’’ ’ -S'. II 0 tomVrqagb, CoJ J M Mobfcy, „ A T Tiiookit, ■ ' VVillia Jones, V<* F Hitmen, WW Bruce, MD, WAV,Goodman, J.T Johnßok, mi 2 I’res’t Bd. 'lVoktocs. Is. J&tle'ii asr.caiqSo^/ We tako pleasure in announcing to th# public that we aye opening at our old stand b COMPLETE STOCK of ’ ! ' ’ • • ■ti * ■ - Fancy and Stapje Dry Goods, Boots, Shops, Hats. Ac., which we offer at wholesale and retail ss tour as the same quality cau be bought iu this market. ’ • Gall, sjc, examine and buy. ' ’* ’ ■ r, * : Those lndehtqd to us prior to ffnptawber, 1871, will pit-are Come tor ward, pay up, e&& commence anew. “ wi* J¥o- M’GOUGH ACO -