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NEWS & FARMER.I To e A L, : FRIDAY. JULY 187 1. ye Our tiiends in this aud surrounding .unries, will enfer a favor by keeping us usted as to current events, items «'f a local iu -est. Jfcc., ktc.. transpiring in their neighbor ods. All such information left at the News Faumf.K Office in Louisville, will be thank* illy received and duly acknowledged. cr.VB “rates. For the benefit of those wishing to get up *fb» for the News &. Farmer, we offer the owing inducements: 1 ve copies one year. $lO. Ten * “ '* - sld. The money always to accompany the order. To those wishing premiums for clubs. w» make the following offer : For live subscribers at oO each, we will oivo Demorezt s Ladies Mnyaiint. one year ; or 'trtersons Ladies Mayazit,e, oue year, tor four bscribers, at $4 50 eacli: or, we will give r twenty subscribe™, at si.so each, Ucb . rr's, line edition, Unabridged Dictionary, the regular price of which is §l2 Parties getting up dubs, will please send in the names as fast as they got them. Those who have seut in clubs of live and upwards, i au forward subscribers at two dollats e-eh. According to promise, we give “MonstßchV article Ibis week, and let it go for what it tr w orth. We think he must be some unlucky fel low, who wishes to vent a petty spleen against some of the fair sex, for some fancied (and doubtless merited) coolness on their part, and hardly knows how to aet about it. The idea of any oue wishing to kiss that “Moustache.''— Oil. Fit)! COOL WEATHER. This remarkable spell of cool westber we had the past week, we thought the effects of a severe bail storm, near to ns ; but the telegraph tells us of a white frost in Virginia, ami a cor respondent from New Port, Long Island, com plains terribly of the cold, and wants to comp South to get warm ; says that fires and winter clothing were quite common. We apprehend this cool enap, and the ap proaching fodder pulling season, together, will put all the Doctors in molion, and cause quinine and all antidotes to the shaking complaint, to be in great demand. We had the disease once and have never been goodlouking since! so look out young-beaux aud be careful of-jyrur selves. - T RELIGIOUS. The Rev. Robert Flournoy, held a seriasof very interesting meetings, at Parker's Melh odist Church, on Saturday aud Sundiy last, which resulted in many conversions. He was assisted by the Rev. Dr. Smith of this place, and the Rev. Mr Green, a native of this comity, and jnst from the Theological college. The nu merous friends of this young man may well be proud ol him giving as lie does lire strongest, ev idence of bis ability to labor in, bis Masters vineyard. On Friday a meeting at D thart’s Baptist Church, will commence. Quite a number of lPviues will be present, among them that yood man, the Rev. Washington Kilpatrick, and we trust every oue who can, will attend this meet ing. God has remembered us with innoh mercy, blest us with fruitful seasons, preserved us in health, let us praise him for his wonderful works to the children of men. Tho most V'ondcrful healing remedy we have ever seen is Darby's Prophylactic Fluid. No family ought ever to be without it. Thanks.— The gentleman who left liie delicious plums in our s tucluin a tew days since, will ac cept our thanks tor the same, with the assurance that they were highly appreciated. We have received the premium list and regulations of the second grand annual fair, of the Colton Slates, Me chanics and Agricullureul Fair As social ion; commencing in Augusta, the thirty-first day of October next, ami continuing five days. The list is large and ihe compila tion complete, covering almost eve ry thing on which it is possible to offer a premium. Ovet fifteen ibou sand dollars in premiums to be given lor every conceivable article, make it an inducement for inventors, man. tt adorers, and indeed every body in tauter something for competition. (Jp to the present time this Assn ci ition has been a complete success, and we hope its lot me will lie a.- bright, as lias been the record of the pas 1. The different Railroads and Steam I>oat lines, will carry visitors anti aitides for exhibition at half rates. Demurest’* Monthly Magazine tin Au.ust, presents its usual display o ■Summer fashions, anti a choice se lection of lilt lary articles, and Jenn\ .lone's splendid papers on the mar nage question. Kvery department that goes to make up a firsi-cl iss p.irlow magaoine is complete, and the premiums offered to eat It sub scriber al three dollars, are certainly worth much more than the subscrip non, VV. Jennings Demurest, New York. The seventh volume ol the Over land Monthly commences with the july number, which has just been te ceived. Its popularity has induced ibe publishers to make still greater exertions in producing an instructive and interesting periodical ; they now have among its corps ofeonirdwnors, ihe ablest pens on the Pacific Coast, as well as numerous authors of ac quired tame in 'lieeast ami in foreign Jands. Pour dollars a year. Joh.i 11. Carol my & Cos., publishers, Sun Francisco C >l. M-a. Adi. formerly Miss Lama Dasher, of Effingham County, wh e to a tit ot aberralic n, on last Monday iiiotiiliig, aboul three oVI-M'k. "Imm istered strychnine i«> herse ( and three children, which proved lutul tu all four of ibeus. A qCAKr.R PKIATEu'S Fi.O>’l.RH-- Never se idest thou an article fu publication without giving the erfilo thy nam‘ , tor ihv name ufrei,times secures publication to worthless ar tides. Thou should’st not rap at the dooi ofa priming office, for he that nnswer eth the rap suet reth in his sleeve.- ind Inset 1 1 time. Neiiher do thou loaf about, ask questions, or knock down type, or the boys will love thee like they do .-hade liees —when thou leavelh. Thou should’st never read the • opy on the prime 's case, or the sharp and hooked container thereof, or he may knock the e down. N’l vi r inquire ihou ofihe editor lor I lie news fin bt hold, it is hi- business H lire appointed lime, to give it to thee without asking. I 1 is not light that thou shmtld’sl ask him who is the author of an arti cle. lb- his duty n quires him to keep j such tilings to himself. When thou dost enter into his of fice, take heed untr* tliysi If that thou dost not look at what may be lying open aud concerned) thee no!, fin that is not meet in the sight of good I needing. Neiiher examine thou the prool sheet, tor it is not ready to meet thine eye, dim thou mayest understand. Prefer thine own town paper to any other, and subscribe for it im it • di itely. Pay lor it in ad' ace, and it shall he well with thee ami thine. Rest Mode of Advertisino The best aud cheipesi mode ol ad veitising in the world, is that in the m wspapi rs. Every successful ad verliser will say this. Seed -trevvn there, if the seed is good lor any thing, always brings up a crop ol some value, and most generally a hundred fold. Handbills among the people are auxiliaries in adver tising; but it is doubtful whether, as a rule, they more than pay the ex pense, while no poubi they are a nuisance. The blankest of dead walU are o:ily disfigured bv poster -, provoking, in die well-r* gnlau and moul, a sense ol aversion to die man vwho advertises, and ihe uidelos up oK whose excellence he exp t i es ; wliile as to handbills, nothing so prejudices any pi rson agairsi g >mg losey any show or buying any goods, as the ugly slips of paper thrust at him lion all quarters, e.oqueii’ly recommending him to do the.-e tilings. For Ihe Ntu’s Farmer. Messrs Edit’s: I have b emlnuk ing for some time, that 1 would write you of a little affair that we daily see, when we visit the churches, or any place, where ladies meet; it is such a perfect and general obedience in the golden rule, among the oppo-ite .- r 'X, that 1 think it deserves some mid e. Now we all know, that the gulden rule is “Do unto others, as ve would that all men should do unto von ” Now canyon gimss who 1 r<-ler to, asheingio accordance with this rule ? It is the fashionable practice of ladies kissing each other, on any, and every occasion; now, why in the name of all thiits good iiaruied, cant the swi el creatures let us mix a little of the masculine article along with dns le in rle ambrosia ? It seems to me ih.it it would improve the ffivor of both specimens ol 'he arlicle. 1 hope the ladies, especially the young ones, will take this matter under consider ation, and if any ofthem ire disposed toexoerimen' in the nr.nnipulaiiou of the commodity, as per above fin irnffa, will they he kind enough to use the columns of y our paper, to inform MOUSTACHE ? are loafers in our office like shade trees ? Because we are delighted when they leave. A cool specimen rd humanitv step ped into a printing office out West to beg a paper. “B-irusp," said he “we like to read newspapers very much, hut our neighbors arc too aim gy to lake oue,” GENERAL ITEM? . In Monroe county, Tonne.nee, thirl; wild cat scalps pays the State tax. The Baptist denomination in G-opria num bers 134,h0i). So says ihe Christian Index. There were manufactured in the United Steles lust year, over a half million sewing ma chines. Miss Lou Dillon was most the popular 'ady »> the Brunswick Fair, and received a hand some silver butter di.h as her reward. Al Upson SnperorCo irtlast week, « man was lined filly dollars for “illegal em h . y .mu of servants.” The ba»e ball ep’d inic has reached the thriv ing town of rhomajn.aud i« raging there iu a fearful manner. General Montgomerv Gardner, v h > comman ded the Slli Georgia at tie first'oat le of Manas sas, vnd was terribly wounded, lias bought a farm and setited in Floyd county. Tknnik C. Curiji anonneeg herself a can didate for Congress in the Bth District of New York City. If she has any epnstituency. it is apity they have not a different standard-bearer. A young man in North Carolina, who had been sick for several days, drank at one time three pints of butler-milk and one pint ofihe juice of dried peaces. Be handed in ins checks. A Texas paper printsa listof 109 persons muri Bred by the Indians in eleven e irs in one com ty in that state. Among the i ;d were many monieu and children. The Gaiusvi'le. Fla., Era saya: ‘ In abonta coup'e of we. k. our eoltoo ginning owtahlish nien s will be in fill) bit at. Colton ; i.-king has commenced on some few farms." la Guilford county, North Car Ib<, there i a young man eighteen tears ol , who is six feet seven inetiea in height and is still grow ing. How high ish dat f The Harrisburg Patriot aaya: “General Hni . ock is reported to be opposed to his own nom* iuatton for President, for the following reason : He thinks that by the time the American peo ple gel through wiin Grant they will not want another eoldier President for a generation.'' Ihe focowiug beautiful lines, taken fro be Warren tun 'kjper, are from Ihv gift en of oue Jeffeson’.i faire-t daughters. Ii e. •odes a depth of pure feeling, that u» seld< een iu these days of < orruptiou aud seltix les?. We believe this is oue iaxunce of pu seutiiubut. bre.i hing forth pra erful, earn* wish a, for the future of oue at God's o\ doweret . LINES INSCRIBED TO LITTLE JULIA WILKINS. Fairer than the fairest enow-drop. Keel ling in its emerald bed, Far more innoceul than violets Lifting eacli its purple head Is our iitt'-e bine-eyed baby, Priceless gem, that God has given, Foriri'tg « strong link that jimit Our grateful hearts to Heaven. CV-ing on thy baby features, V bile you sleep,in slumber light; Lime blue reined eyelid* keeping Guard upon ibe eyes mo blight ; I have wondered what the future Hold* behind its curtain drawn; Is it Sunshine for onr darling. Or griefs muttering huuder storm I Will the little lips novr smiling, Ever flutter iu a Mgh f Or ilie tear of sorrow ever Dim the lustre of your eye? Will you ever “bear an idv.P* Iu your little trusting heart— That will cause you to forget To choose in youth that ‘better part?** Vain surmises! Time will only Tell us what the future holds; Then be content wih only what The present hour hImII mi old. Kneeling, then, beside your cradle, Watching as you sweetly rest— I have prayed that no dark sorrow, May ever roll across thy breast* Oh ! that angels, pure and holy, Muj l heir vigils round thee keep* W bile with God we leave '.he future— Sleep, then, baby—sweetly sleep. EMMA. Evergreen Cottage, Ga. A GOOD STEWARD. The Steward ol the church is not the least important among the officiary, and deserves es pecial attention. He L important for the fol lowing reasons; I. 1 he minister is to a large eateutcontrolled by him. as he is by the Church taw especially designated as the preacher’s ad viser. 2. The preacher is Bet fertile defense and support ot the Church, and the stewa'd is for the defense aud support of the preacher ; hence to a' great, degree the defense aud maintenance of the Church devolves on the .steward. 3. The preacher, his wife and children look absolutely to and depend alone tor their bread on the stew ard. Thus he is the custodian ot the life and happiness not only of the minister, but of his family. Ate these reasons true? Do they exist ? If so who can estimate the importance of the sU w- H'-d as a Church « ftieia! ? It the world must be converted by the preaching of the gospel, who ►hall hcl l up the luinds ot these tainting min isters, while ihey cast the sickle among the ripe and falling grain ? But suppose the steward to say, “I have bus iness engagements and cannot lose time to beg for the preacher,” what is the result? I answer, tho preacher is neglected. He feels it—his family feel it—but none others feel it for a time. For, pressed by his call, and the demands of h d)ing world, he yieldss.owly— reluctantly— tj the pressure of poverty ; and fora while noth ing unusual is observable in him save certain lines of sadness on his face. Next, he does not preach with so much zeal and force; next bis sermons are not so well prepared, becau-u now the terrible truth is gnawing ou his mind, a id undermining his good resolutions, that he is neglected and is left to suffer. Tho pastor’s work abates with bi.szea , an 1 Le locates—ihe pieacher Miff<*rs and the (. lunch sutfeis. r I h • writer once kuew a steward who seemed t y ft el the importance of his position. Isaac' Holmes, formerly of MccUeieuJjtirg, Va , had been steward forty year» —several of which were spent in A kunsas. lie always asM »ed each paying member of the congregation w ithm his District at the beginning of the ConfVreiu e year f acquainted every one wMi the fa« t and made such corrections as might bv suggested ; then collected quarterly—and promptly. This cfcour.*.i took time, but the good man was willing tc sacrifice something, and thus be a good steward. He was on his bed—his only son stoid by him. “L e,” said the venerable stew ad to his son, “get a lawyer—l sha'l sjon he gone, aud there is some business \et to do.” Tiie lawyer bad completed the will, and all the secular bus ness is finished. “Now’ j.e , look in my dtawer and find my‘quarterage sack’ —the amount for this quarter is already colled! ed — ake it. to the quarterly conference tube held a ; pay it i to the board of stewards; and tetl the quarterly conference that your father is in heaven, and he desired >ou should be made steward in his place.” The old stew ard immediately so ded his hands on his bieast and w< nt home to God. The promptitude and sacrifice of that sainted *»fce.wa»d has made the heart of many apr her glad, and cleared bis way f»r usefulness. This writer remeinbt rs with pleasure the otani.-ns he felt w heu uncle Isaac brought up. promptly his assessment* for the first quarter —a thing he had nertr set n till then. Mc.y God ntekesnch stew ards tiuiiu rous and cause hi! to feel their inipoUaiiee iu tho Chnith Western MithuUisi. OXFORD RELEASED. MILLEDGF.VILLii.OA.. July *4. JB7l. Md'» Telegraph $ Mewagerz Our unu naby quiet ei‘y wn« the scene on Suturdny night last of what will dmtbtWs b#* charaenr i/. and a* Ku Klvz outrage Janie a Oxford, recently convicted of murder in .Sanderiivvile Soperioi Court, wis confined in mu Milledgeviilo jaii for safe Keeping. A tittle b f re midni ghtfon the 2*Jd, our Sliersfi'. Mr Arnold, round th • jail surrounded by a large number of arm. and and disgtnsed men Whtk demanded tbr keys • f the prison, and pr heeded to fake them . Optuiug the cell in which Oxford was Confined, they carried away th« prisoner aud set him at 1 b-r»y. We are informed that some <*f tho Irbcratcnu avowed that they were liberating Oxford (a white man, under seiueiice of death tor killing a negro) boe.ause the Governor of Georgia (as they Alice e 1) watvin the habit of pardoning ne groes lor crimes committed by them. We liare, bci«, no o h r news of intareat. OCONEE. Henry Pead is tho fastidious editor ol the* Martin County Herald. Upon a late election eering tour, he slept at a farm house, with two others in the same bed and the next Morning the lady of the house inquired how they slept. “First rate,” answered one; “I slept behind, Bill slept in front, and Henry Pead in the mid dle.” “Did he?” exela ; med the old lady. Kate Boyd, of Cincinnati i, knocked her lover heels over head into the street the other day because she caught him showing her photo graph to a crowd of young men ou the steps of a saloor * Served him right Katie. We learn from the report of the An e ; cati Bible Society that the Association prin ed last year 1,031,800 volumes in addition 161,9:17 copies published and citoulated around. Its receipts from sales were over $10«:0,000; total cash income, 464.70. The benevolent work of the Society included direct grai ot books for circnlation at borne and ab-oard worth 48,701, in addition to requi itions a*- mounting to sl2 275 made by members and directors. The total expenditures last ye§r for volun’ary grants of b oks were $23t,3,»2,28, of more loan S6O 000 was appreciated for foreign work. The owners of the ground at Getfynburg, where a number fGeorgiana are buried, have given no*'co hit unless tho bodies were re moved b fll tney “intend nlow nrr o • the land and grinding the bones Top fertilising pur poses.” The following shows the number of graves in tl e States wUK:p they rdpresont: New Y»>rk. Penneylvagia,43s ; Maslnrhnsetta. i;9:Ohio. 131 ; Sia*i, W 4; Michigan. 171 : Indiana, »': New Jerse, W',*rWwc«itin,73; Minnesota, 55 : Vermont. 6f; Sew Hamp-bie, 52; cut, 22; "Maryland. 22: Delaware, 15; Rhode- Inland, 11 ; West Virginia, 11; IHinois, 6; regulars. 139; duknowi>“. 978; making an ag gregate of Direcilyafte* the battle thou •Hiidn were removed by Triends and relatives, leaving but.a comparatively small number. \ A Balloon compotad of copper is so far com pleted, that H U now axhibited to the publus this imiaense globe is formed of sheets of c«>p per. united and soldered. The object proposed by this exper inent is to resolve the problem of the practicebilitv.#£the erapluymeut of nuetals in the construction of bailoous. There is no case of sickuessiu which Dat bu's Prophylactic Fluid may not be used with profit iu the sick room. MARKET Augu*ta, July 2^'.—(?••♦ton, * on, Clear Rib Sides, 10J(a»l) ; ShouldeiS,9 Hams, IH. Corn, Wheat, Al Cs(c>l 90. Flour, $6 50® 10. Oats, 75®^0. 6'ai»<i/i«uA, July 25—Coitos, Mobile. July 25—roltoii.lO). JliUtimore, July, 25—UoUuu 20$, New Orleans , July 25—Cotton. 20. New York , July 25—Cotton, Liverpool/ duly 2f*,— Cotton, 9J®9|d. CENTRAL R R. SCHEDULE. UAV THAIS. Leave Savannah 7 ls» Avrive at BartoW 12 51 “ * Macon f 4 51 Leave Macon 7 a m Arrive at Btr ow II 5 “ ;* Savannah 5 25 KIGMT THAIS. Leave Savannah 7pm Airiva at Iki.tow I *23 “ Me con... f> 15 Leave Macon C 50 Arrive at 8art0w...,, 10 36 “ bavimUab 4 50 Passengers for Augusta, make connection at Milieu, on both tiains. After a thorough < Min inalion. I find that the Hast bu'inent of the centre oti lgc over the O gee-hec? is bouilv out of ti >;. iml ns tin* Ordinary orders a comp'efe job. I «il live t» slop nil u lit el ’-oiiitnoiiicaifon f mm nciug Monday the Jlst ofJuly, for several d.«v-. O. S. TABVFT?. Short per minute can he learned in 1 weeks. Send stamp for circular. Prof, J. Wade. Box 66, Hudson City, N. J. Jy. 28. 4t. KORGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY.— IT Will he sold atili-* Market Hmrse. n* Luimville. iu syid eonotv, mi thn FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER next, within the legal hours ofs- e Hr* following property m wi : One Tent, at M;. Mortah < -amp Gmnnd •n said county: oo«i Washing -Machine, one Grind Stone, oue Loom, wo Spring Wheels one Clock one Clock Roel. on* s**i Glus and (Crockery Ware, »iih Wash B v\ l. Pitcher and Stand, oi e douhle barrel Shot Gun. Lavi *d on ns the property ol John Tlioinp* l n to sa is ty one U fa. issued trom be Superior Couri of i tV'isoii cmiiry, in favor -if Avera D Atkin- Mm r< John Thompson. Propeity pointed out ‘>3 the said pin ntitf infi/t*. P. H. Deputy Slier iff. July 26. 1871. ' 14 td. I FORGIA JEFPERSON .COUN I Y * ts Will ho sold at. the Market Hmisein tlie town of Lmiisvii*', Georgia, on ihetFMtST TUESDAY in A UGITS'I' m-xt, within tin* legal •»• uva of sale, the toliwieg prouerty, to wit IH Mules. 5 Wagons. 1 yoke of Oxen, 100 head of Cattle. 40 head «*t .’-lieep. and lot of IlfipH. lie lot Black* until lo ds and I lan tut ion Tools. Property in the pes-easimi of Good win Shivers. Agent for William Simps mi. and levied on as he property of William T. Witliifrus, to sati-'y one fi. fa issued from the Superior Court of said rounty in favor of Jrsopo M. Williams vs Wil iam T. Williams. Properl) poin ed out bv Plaintiff’s Attorney J T. MULLING, Sheriff. June 24. 1871. 11 td JAS. R T. AI.LKM, WM. A TOMPKISK, & fsiar risMSp A-I’TO i.NKI ri \T LAW WRIGUfSVILLB GA. All bnsiucss e*it>nsrt' ; l o their care will meet w-Ph prompt lyMeip hwi Particular attention given to the collection of claims. July 39, 1971 • 13 ts CARR I AUK MANUFACTORY. rHK I'.NDF.IiSIGM) 1i.k... riiea mein in forming the ciuz ns ot -IctTerson aud ad joining counties* ft a* he k:*- opened a A N D my where work o4' h'\' .Icscripthm-, both new an J repairing r will he <i.»ne wii ncatnesfi and dis patch. HORSE SHOEING (tone in the neatest and mo,n n;an nor, (Cr’Coduis luruislinit at .*<xu n'rticf. G. U. IIARRLLL, Lnnievrlle, Ga, July*, 1831. & 6m. McGowan & Stratford, LOUISVILLE, GA. rpAKK PTLK.VSURE IN INFORMING -1 their pntrens and the public generally that they have now on haua CHEAP FOR CASH, a large assortment of SSaUFSB m® SFfflSriS Dry Goods, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CUTLERY. WOODWABE, BUCKETS, TUBS, fcc., &c., <fco., die., ANY and-all ot which Will be sold at TRICES TO* SUIT THE TIMES. GiVE US A CALL. McGowan & stratford, Louisville, Ga. May S. !««, » 1/- W W OUTER, HOC* TER, J T CARTER, Jf W. W. Carter & Sons, COTTON FACTORS A\l> OGNERAL {Jommission Merchants, |A/ BAY SAVANNAH, JU4 STKEK r, GEORGIA. Prompt personal attri.tion given to Order*. VS" Planter* Mippli.-d with Bagging aud Tin at Lowest Rates July 23rd l«7l. 12 tim. S2©SLS» SPECTACI B Ki N EKED USELESS Old Eyes Made sew. All diseases «.f the Kj e«n ssfaHy treated bv BALL’S NLtV FafENT IVORY EYE CUPS. Read for yourself ami restore your sight Spectaeles oud Su gical operations r< ndered useless. The iiiestiiuahie Blessing ot Sight is made perpetual try ti e use <*l the new {LATENT IMPROVED IVORY' EYE CUPS. Mans of oar most eminent physicians, occu lists students and divines have had their sigh: pernianen-ij i csmr and for .ilc, and cured of the following ilisi ases: I Impaired Presbyopia, or Farsighted ness, or dimness of visi n, commonly called ‘Bmving : 3. Asthenopia, or Weak Eyes ; 4 Ep* iphora?Rnmiing or Wstery Eyes; a. Sme Ey« s spei-idiy treated with the Eye tlops—cure gua:- .anteed : ti. Weakness of the Retina. or Optic Nerve ; 7 Ophthalmia, or Inflammation of the Eve and its appendages, or impeifect vision the effects ot In dam mat ion; and Photopho -1.1,1 or Intoli ranci ot Light, 9 Over-YVork.d : Eves; i(>. M vdesopia—moving specks or float ill" bodies hi fore tlm eyes; Amaurosis, or Oh s. uity of vis on; 11. Cataracts, Pa.tiftl Blind ness ; loss of sight. Any I,lll' can use the Ivory Eye C ups with out 111" aid of i im tor nr M diciuc. so ns to re ceive immediate beneticial resnits and never wear sp* , - tac!es ; er, il using now, to lay them aside forever. We gin• mites a eure in every case where the directions are followed, or th money. g3'.i‘J. P ERITFB'ATES OK CURE, From honest Farmers. Mechanics mid Mcr chants.some of i hem the most eminent leading professional and > asiness men and w orn not education and eßnement, in our country, may lie seen at our office. Under date of March 29. lion. Horace (.ire ley. Ilf 111'- New Yd:k Tdbune, writes; • .1. Ball, of our tilv, is a eomeientious and lespou sihle limn, who is incapable of iuteutioi.al lie ceptinn or i in position. Prof. YV. -Merrick, of Luington, Ky., wrote April 24 h Idti); Without my Spectacles I p-m you this note, after using the Patten! Ivory I‘lve' dtp, thirteen days, and this morning pe in.,.,! the entire contents of a Daily Ncw-papcr, and all with the tin ftlisted Eye. Tuny am I g.atclii. to your noble inve .tnni may if avon bless and preserve you. 1 have liem using spectacles twenty years: lam seventy-one rears old. Truly Yours, PROF. W. MERRICK. REV. JOSEPH SMITH. Malden. Mass cured of Partial Blindness, ol Id years titan 1 mg, ill one minme. by die Pattent Eye Cups. E. C, ELLIS, late Mayor of Dayton, Ohio, wrote us Nov. lotb : 1 have tested the Patent Ivory Eve Cups, and lam Stisfiod they nr. good lant p'-ased with them ; they are th" greatest Invtiiion of the age. All persons wishing lor mil particulars, ter titica'os of cure, prices. &c ■ will phase send vnur address to us, and ive will send our Trea tise on tim Eye. of fort: four pages free, by t turn u ail. Write 'o Dr. <l. Bll.L vY (At P O 1!.,x, y. 7 No. 9! Liberty Street. N- iv York. For I lire worst eases- of MYOPIA, » NEAK-slGll I'EDNE'fI, use our New Kalteut Mioiiie A taciim.-ii's, tippled to Hie IVORY' EYE CHI’S, has pr-ved a certain cure for tbs disease. Our agent R. Arrington, of Jrlfersun County Georgia, is authorisrol and empowered to : t tend t > all eases committed to his care, he .s and.vyil. be supplied widt alt die means ut i-- storing the sight, lie ran wait mi porsoils o' their bwn hoitses ot at his own residence. Dlt J. BALL. & CO Liberty steo* NEW YORK. July 21 l«7 1, 12 dm. WARREN & IIATLEB, RUT A It, D R.AI.ES IN epmsm a mmsm Dry fwiwds* -A -N D— s t j: . ' i of rvf.ry tU’Jorijiiinn. NOTIONS, HOSIKItY, CLOVES. 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