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THETHO MASTON H ERALD. J • C?. MoMX <J H A KIT, kt>:t< •* A.KD riM.>PBtKTt R. THOMASTorr, GA.,Mnr 77 1372, The THOM ASTON HRK ALD huTaLa 15c Circulation in t'piiou, Pike, Mcilucilifr, Talbot, Spahllug, Monroe, Illbb, Muirogi t and Rntts. Aspirants for Gubernatorial honors arc bo numerous in North Carolina, that it is proposed to have injunctions issued restraining thorn fVoiti allowing their names to be used in that con nection. Mr. Sumner ia still laboring in Congress for the passnge of a oill providing for the establishment of mixed schools. Ilis efforts thus far have been fruitless, for which ex tolled be A’lab. James Gordon Bennett, jr., of the New York Herald, has bet with Au gu tus Belmont, the Chairman of the Democratic Executive ( oinmittee, SIO,OOO against $4,000 thad President Grant will he re-elected. Bennett is wealthy and wou‘t mind the loss of his SIO,OOO. Col. L. J Glenn has been nominated by the Democrats of Fulton county as a cnndida’e for Bepresentative, the office being rendered va cant by the resignation of Capt. 11. Jackson. Col. Glenn is a sound man. and if elected will discharge tne duties of his position with ability. On Wednesday of last week the United States Senate had its full compliment of Senators for the fh>t time since the South Carolina mem bers withdrew in the winter of 1831. The representation of the whole thirty-seven States was completed by the admission without debate, of Gen. llansom, ol North Carolina. By the illegal sale of arms to Fiance during tho Franco-Prussian war, the Government jobbers realized the mu nificent sum of $8,000,000. This amount has not been paid into the Treasury, however, aud an investiga tion is necessary to determine by whom it was received and what dis position 4 was made of it. According to the last census this county is credited with a total popu lation of 9.43o’—white 4.8G5, black 4,50-3. ’ In 1860 the aggregate popu lation was 9,910, in 1850 9.424. in 1840 9,408, and in 1830 7.013. During the past ten years it will be seen that there has been a lulling off of 480, of which number 150 were white, the rest, 330. black.* lion. Thomas J. Speer, our Repre sentative in Congress, will please ac cept our thanks for a copy of the Ninth General Census of ti e United States. It is a valuable document and shall be preserved. lion. Thomas M. Norwood, Sena tor, will also accept thanks for the Patent Office Reports for 1808, 4 volumes. Ihe “Bread and Butter Brig ide,” which demands the re-election of Grant, consists of about 31,000 Post masters, 17.000 officers under the command of the Treasury Depart ment, with a signal corps of 3.000 more under different leaders, making in ail 51,000 noble patriots who de mand that Grant shall be kept in power in order that they may contin ue to hold office and serve the country for their own good. A well-uieuning, itinerant dealer in soap, lately presented every member of the Virginia House of Delegates with a bar of his cleansing compound. In a speech he made to them he said that it would thoroughly remove spots or stains from any article in lrom ten to fifteen minutes. Let the philanthropic but credulous ten dor take some of it to Washington and endeavor to remove the stains from certain Radical Congressmen. He would have a life-long jub of it. From a statement just transmitted to Congress by the Secretary of War, it appears that t r total number of negroes enlisted ir. the Northern .Army was 178.975. Os this number fully one fifth deserted, and thus in. vt* no claim upon the Government for pension. So “the colored tro ps fought nobly,” and are to have tin* pleasure of greasing up $20,000,000 of the National currency for their K 1 *yalty.” Wendell Phillips, in an address re cently delivered before the Interna* tional Grand Lodge of the Knights of Bt. Crispin, on the labor question, pH l l(d the workingimn ou the batik, promising them ihat they would elect the President Iti IS7*J. if they stood together and did notallow their Order to become the recruiting ground of other political organizations. A circular has been issued, signed by several prominent Northern mili tary men, suggesting that a Soldiers’ and Sailors' National Convention be held in New York city some time in May, to formally call upon the Philo udelphia (out-and-out Grant) Conven tion, to nominate a candidate Ur the Presidency other than the present incumbent. ; Two months ago the anti-Grant movement among the Radicals was laughed at as a thii g of trifling im portance, to-day it stands forth wiih almost the proportions of a revolution. A clear-sighted Administration paper alarmed at its rapid growth, counsels that caic he used by the friends of Grant in their dealing with ir, and lugubriously exclaims that ‘‘political affairs have taken a most serious turn.” Is the serious “turn” this pa per speaks of to be the twisting of Grant’s neck by the Cincinnati Con vention ? One George D. Orner, Collector of Internal Kcvenue for the Fifth Mis souri District, after stealing SIOO,OOO in the short space of two years, has been turned out by our honest Presi dent, because the ninny-hammer could not keep his affairs io himself. Orner now waxeth wroth, and being an in dividual ti considerable influence in middle Missouri, emphatically declares that he will earnestly support the nominee of the Cincinnati Convention, and through that organization labor to turn his former friend, the Presi dent, from the White House. i ins is an excellent illusti ation of the familiar saying that “one good turn desei ves an«*ther.” Tltt- \omiual u.n Mailt u t ti mi mutt i The names of lonian Trumbull and Charles Francis Adams are brought forward very prominently by the press as suitable and likely to compose the Cincinnati ticket. In some cases the one, and in about as many the other, is placed foremost. It seems to he undisputed that either <P them huii and make a good Vice-President or P.es iilent ; and many people think they could be elected. Judge Davis is as conspicuous as ever among tne candidates for the first place on the ticket. The gravest question in regat and to him is that, raised by the World, whether his opinion in the Missouri ease will weak en him with the Catholics —a very im portant element of political strength. The recent powerful letter of Gov. Palmer, of l liuois, in favor of the Cincinnati movement, has added some thing to the strength of Mr. Greeley. Somehow or other people seem to as sociate the two names toget er Greeley for President and Palmer for Vice-President. We suppose the New \<>rk de’ega lion will be unanimous for Mr Gree ley, and the voice of this great State will have a good deal of influence. Letters from all parts es the country speak kindly, and many of-them enthusiastically, oi Mr. Greeley. If he is nominated the canvass will be about the liveliest that will have taken place in this country. Llis nomination would kindle a great deal of enthusi asm in the ranks, lie brings to the new party a powerful support, and his name should be fairly considered in selecting a standard bearer. —New York £un. Next week we will give our readers an epitome of the proceedings of the Liberal Republican Convention, oth erwise known as the Cincinnati t on vent ion. Such a report will benefit those who have not access to pipers having full telegraphic news. All the (Southern delegates held a conference Tuesday evening to con sider the subject of a permanent Chairman of the Convention, and it was unanimously resolved that Carl Schinz *as the man best fitted to preside over its deliberations. The C' nvention was called to order on Wednesday by Judge Win, B. Caldwell, of Cincinnati, who nomi nated Judge Stallo, also of Cincinnati, temporary f hairrnan. 1 he New \ oi k delegation had an cj exciung meeting at which 125 dele gates were present. The following resoluti » n was passed ; Resolved, I hat the New York del egation cast its vote for Horace Greeley until ten deleg r es request the delegation to retire for consulta tion, after which the vote shall be cast for Greeley subject to the direc tion of the delegation. Judge Stanley Mathews, of Ohio, was nominated for temporary ('hair man, which was carried unanimously. After a number of speeches the body adjourned until 10 o clock, after resolving that each State delegation shall elect delegates equd in number to double the votes of each State in the E ectoral (College. Fenton, ex-Govcrnor of New York, and one of the delegates, left early W. dnesday morning mysteriously. II s friends were reserved as to the reason for his departure. Among tin* delegates present were several c-lored men from Soul hern States. Vesuvius i- tioil ng over with ram*. *j r-> Hu* lavi is flawing down the m out tain side, carrying destruction in its path. Lives have b* en. lost and much property Explosions within the vol cano are heard almost hourly, and the fl tint's can be seen distinctly from Naples. One report says that 200 persons have hern burnt to death already. The fl tines hurst from the earth in places where no danger is apprehended. The panic - stt i, k* n people are fleeing in every direction. A bill now before Congress pro poses the I tying of a tube of wrought iron, 2 GOO leet in length. GO feet in breath in the clear, mol 24 feet high, at a e-St of $2 500 000. under the East Kiver. to f.tc I if ate travel bet ween New York and Bxmklyn. The tube is to be so laid in the bottom of the river as not to obstruet or inteifere with navigation Am ng the pith ms i.-Mied ill one week in April, there were the follow ing: Switch for Hair ; Edge- fiui.-lt for But ton-h< It s ; Filth Wheel for Carriages; Shoe Fastening ; D-vice tor Attaching B u-hes to Hat's; Nut meg-grater; Apparatus for Raising D ugh ; Dental Biugg •* ; Combined Shovel and Tong-; Money-packet lor Gaunents; Biog n ; Insect Ex terminator ; Butter m * ! d. The National Baaed or Underwriters announce t he total loss hy the Chicago fire at sllß 000.000. oi wh c i only a comparatively small portion was m .-Ui ed. During ;t Heavy gaie a few days since in Boston, the g'gantic Coli.se urn, in process of erection fo> the International Jubilee, fell with a crash that was heard for miles. Imp rta'T im c v. u - . - »a,i eo invented the telescope; C lumhus discovered anew wnr and ; II irvt'v, the circulation nf the bio and and Ti> I’i'i f. M i-e is due the credit teaching the lighning to talk hut it was reserved t-. Pr J lira .fi.*-d to pm etr.ue the my-ticdepths id scionoe, and drag On re frmu th>* wonder of mir century. The vieto rv lias b-en won and w i,,,,,, is fret- ! The sale of Dr. J li adfimd’s Female Regulator is unpreced lit'd in the hi-t /y f popular remedies, and thm-auls nl c*r i fi sites are nun "gin fr* m g*a'elui vvmitei thr* Ugh lit 'll Union. uUesting Os powers and applau in g H 8 unt dd he'nfis m their sex. may hit So general a i- the puh ic c mfi Lnde'be cme i *i Dr Ay o’- ra dci e. - n ds . _* rent ih* d* mu* and f*r 'lnm mat u ipMncm! and villa ns are attempting to *kc ive the u - wary hy imposing up n the n their worth less nos'rum- no era similarity ut name I’herrv P*u-t *ral L z nges. Dr. Aym\- r ucties. A' ci* s P is* i|es h>r Coughs, tin r— rv Pe.hnral C' Ugh D."pß An r’s Fever ad Ague Ou re, Dr. Ayer’s Indian Pdis. (none t which are <>l l)r Ayer’s m i *ut *o lure or rt nipositim ) are specimens I tht vi'lainv an i deceit. Tttev not only and f*au ! the sick ol then- in-mex hut f s uneth mure import mt than tn oiev. Fr in c ume ir t ttie people are protected (>v law which e D ctor promptiy enf**rces. tun these evs-io - -omet ones elude tin* law, md purr!: is* t - must pr tect them-elv s hv r fu-ing t*» hr and c* ived hy them. - D V r (.V // ) B<>e may 4 h Tub ques i *•• ».as • n hn u sk *1 l>\ those interested. “I an I have i, y or ray Im l r restuied to is n oural c* I *r. w h ut c lor ing the .-kit ? a <1 ni" m- ft»«n Irk- te thickened up ? VV *• a w .* I ea an would advise y ut* na t » tr* at eon *h«* tinir. vi heh i- rmh'i-' ed • II P. ila I A 0"., Nashua N II , wl l o -* iid •( Ire**, ut* • Mepbesitimt. Ttiev ua* the proprie-ot- *1 liali’s Vegetable S.oibuu Xicncwer. Staleil ut l|e:i If |, f i- c ■ ly (•« li j£ "U s , ittnl iii w j/r. v\ Iruui 'lie “■■line • »-!»** ! l>u:. i c»-e tit ifi\ "f the scalp, * r t»y rho ue f nJnrinlic pr**pur iii it), tin* liaif-min* ht'ro.iH'H !•'«• ■*' 1 s ill u'ti aiid preVi-fitH itie ii w tnllu-le I nun renco 11■ vr 'tie MirhitM*. Their prefi.ifaii*»ii will «ts ;(P ;| |I» rle -* I V ItP.il •• V «***tl«l * i 1 ! i Ilf t»'t* 8 nip, and, 11v it- (niite pr«ipet lie*. *: 1 p»'<* k rvi* and s'Mo'r on tt-e r.**>t* > f. 111 hair, St 'ff‘ X >!s <! H J)“S \/,,infX. l'W ' flew /Advertisements. United States Internal Revenue. Cl LiOClOi:'# OFflCe, ?sl) I'l'TiaCT Ofot:OtA. I * VlaCun, Ra. May I, 1872. J ASSfAL TAX TICK. N" OTICE t< h* r*-bv given that the annual list of t tps assessed inihi- Collfi-ti-in District tor'he ve»,r 1872 h*> tn received i o:11 the \s-essor, nd that th■■ dtt tfisaril taxes tin r-in specified bvve becrne due nnd •payable. The I'ollectnr, or one of his deputies will attend at this office from Vliiv sth in 15th. inclusive. (Sundays except*-’) hcwcen the hours of it a m to I P M and from l spm, to n dive taxes due in Rihh fonn'y Notice will b given b\ po-lers 01 h and to and place one -f the Deputy Collectors will tie o receive taxes du< ftoni persona r. si ing in other counties. Pfin 'll is wilt he served on .11 per-nus ni pt cling fit mUe p '.vn»ent ui Idn ilie above sp<-cifi 'I time : onil f*r ihe issiiinp tin service 111 re *f a fi e o v*i c ms. add cen's for e -eh tode actually tin I uec.es why naveled in S' rvii.p llle ' line, will lie ohaiged. ll put loelit be n l m de within f<-ti dais aio rtlie service demands, wari-n ts cf is raim apaiiist. pMiptn wul i.e issued 'or th. c. Fe.di not uii |> 'id laves w 11Ii ti e per centum addi'ioi «l, • n 1 inn-rest »r the rate of one jo-r centum p. r un-ffrh, besides cost ma evpeii'i* o distr i r, nii\4-lt BEN-1 A VIIN K KELL. Col lector. / i KOKH l \ I’i*Bov o rxTY —Wbeieas 1 N. Smith, **or(r ivi f i'll eounr\. a|.|iln-'for »lie .ilmin’straiton rie i-.oli 8 lion lit 111, estate of Z eh.li.ill need, late of L'p' ii c>untv iteCeased, in the pi ice oi .1 an s vv l*ivver. removed. . he-e aie therefor- . to cite and admonish the kindred ant er diim-s ot sal d-ce i'P'l. t- sii w c.-m-e. it any thev have on th fi st 'limd tv in -In e :n-.v, why the pf.i.er id petitione ; h -uI ' not be granted. <*i v• • urnf.r my liand this .'4th di v and \ ril, 1872 apt' 127 td W\|. a id M>l>, Ordinary. BRICK MAKING" OX vV |I I F IT.I! 'II K I'l I. op M 1 V revt. we w II he prepared to turni'h itri k to all at, Ki-asi'w ble I’nc-s ~e el in your orders and be in time. Brick Yard two miles South of l lmma-ton. n 127 ts 'V V! LA'TE dr llo.Vvlil) H’ILMKS. Atlantic, FORT VALLTY & MEMPHIS R. R. ri i voni'Y »«i v !'(’ td| j.’ t’ at I am appointed f'ommis i m-r t > take Mock an' hpht of 'h> tor ‘lie a Mamie Fort Yihev and \b niph s ! ailroad I 'oinpinv. I In- 'riends if In* It m I wiil cine forward as earlv as po-pthh- and .aid tiie ent t|ii* \V vi, ,JOII v.'ON. Dir. ctm- H|in|ti7 ts JOIIM MAY it:K , MEKCIIANI TA ! \A >K, Barnesvll e, Georgia, X I’lu i* vrf:i>t<i f»n m.lhusixk's in his line at Low i‘ri es, an ! and tire.- trinity enstotffers to c dl : n I Fee h’ln. apr27-Iy ECLEfiTC GALLERY' < F File Steel Enaaviigs. F l- Til F Portfolio Scrap-Book, Framing, or For Purposes of Illustration. Nearly 300 Different Sabjeeis C MR' I INO iiistout\N’s, roErs, urri'T'. w\rriors em pkium: , kinhs. ?r\ n-soßv, III';0:U’ a N;) 11) l. Ai i neiUUKs, Ktc,.tc,etc. rI A ! INI’ R , r ~v .w CO n. or. in 1 n H Fi, ct.C and auaZiNP. duiirg the past 2’. rears The Fllhjeets have be. n >• I cl and «tdi gu ar care . n b th s' *es -f the ,vtl intic Th v :tre p iiif.il in different si-z and p p. r, either siual! siz .7 bi !•>. or <j i ill . s'Z •, in h i I*l:H't :8m i 1 -1Z", Id : q’larlu s'z-. 15c A 'l'ceimet. of C( It 'iZ~ all I < atah g eS' 111 oil r- tp' • f .-f>C Hid, on ri ceipi m I. live <d each size "id sent. CaT.VT.' GUPS sKXT Fhi.K To ANY \» DltlSS. E. 1«. PELTOX, Publisher, ap i 127 ts 108 Fulton St., XiXy York. ssaooo WORTH. GRUBS &. MEDiGINES, CHEMICALS, INSTKFMENTS, PEE EUMEUY, FANCY PATENT MEDICINES, PAIN I S, OILS, G L A E i C. F R ALE I$Y fIiJIBdITOV TiVLdU & (0. AT BOTTOM THICKS. J. s O VY.iillli-ph!p Air nts fur tlin i.'RL ; It.; vTKD CIIY" TA I, \V I K LE \D. wni. b 'or vv 111 (f .N ss ,H 1 NI S' an I Fll VI II I TY cannot be lIQIT vLLI'D. -Vho e>ai* Agent.' fm a 1 the po nIarI*ATKNT \. LDIdN K>, ■ ali and ex ni ine ?toc.k and Prices. PE3IBEItTfWV. TAYLOR & CO., \VU >l**n,»lc Di iiggivt', So 1J Kinilnill House, iiprll‘27 Cm Aflanlu. Gu. AfiKN'TS \V\NTKI» Foil ROMANISM AS IT IS, An entirely new -inrhentir exhaustive and '’andaid work ...eminent ly .dipted lo the times It Indy u« c#.v er- the wh le om'sn system, ami exposes is in-idmus workit g' to •••cure JitU eontio 1 . CONN I’U It LI MINT. COM \NY. n ch 23 4t. ( ii cii.iiati. • -1 io FOR rtSIsTT ! rp K i .v. •• t i... I Che’ ev heild'rg A verv go- and stand for a • de- and f I an ; oiligi l.k ‘-ii'i- • ss. Kor t- rm» per .nmiih k||pl> lo [m-. ’6] VV, X *»F.\LI_ MARSHA I A j HOUSE. S\Y\'»»H. t;.\. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. D y B -nrUid f.S DO. tncliS ts Watch-Maker and Jeweler. T'A (if T • ! t *••• • ••<• f 1 1 v n ■in ’ *’o <*’ iz '*t of 'homaston and viclnftr. that I hive taken a wiin-ow iii ' r VYm .fiihti'o* ’s slo-e. near the hotel, where 1 m prepared t<* Ipair atches mil ewelry in ttie b st in-inner. Plain dl Itings made to order In r ving n«at|y exccu’e--. Pictures *»i'l tuk* n over Mv-srs twatei Jt r-b.ruian’k ocU4 ts JOHN di. LONQITEoT. Upson Sheriff's Sale. \\’ ll.ij •• ‘ »h- ti * l*ii*-* ij.i v m. f ? May next, betoreihe’ ouri hoii-e door in Thotn aston. Unaoii couuiv. tla . between ihe 1« gal hours ol ■ ale, ihe I 1J..1 Inn propen v to V* li: One lot in 'hci •« not Thom sin, k'mwn In 'h* plan Os sat A town MS 1 -I No 4, t-d g • gh'y fee' in ir..nt. running hack ixt> feet f «ingm .’heNoitl. »<•■• part ol 8i *l low n. Lev idon b virtue 'wo tax ti s«s i-sned h Jain -a Ibdlim n. lax **llector, in favor of ihe -tate of .eorgi-i an-l Dps,hi . o uitv xgsmst •L-hn Bland ad J .hn Klitud ,-is.en tor wit -. Lev ied on a* the piup< rty »*' siid defemlaiits. i’ropmix p-doled <ut hv .1. hn Blind, dc mil'll, t irch sr.h I"7 2. Levy m «de and returned by -I. VV. Beall,* otistahle. apr.B .and O. C. SII V KM \N, S|,e»iff li. B. LANGFORD, <BW * < *** ***** i - AND RETAIL DEALER IN STliffi, IIIILIiIIW mill!, BLO< K TIN. TIN PLATE, SHEET IKON Jt TIN NEKS* FIN I>l NOS, SLATE MANTELS AND GRATES, HOISE-FIRXISHIXt; GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, dfc. COPPER STILLS, Keystone Block, Whitehall St., ATLAN TA, O EORGI A. Ag mt tor the Celebrated “«ill AKTKK OV K STY)VKS ” ttuhlfi Siu MULES ON TIME! In tVE VV IVTV TM 0 i.mi.l f (JOOH KEN I UCKY MtTLKf- to SI LL ON A CREDIT, Payable hekt Fill. They are at the Sta Mes of Missra. .Ti'tati s< ti ,v ilightowi r. Come andsee them. luchiOtf N. 11. BvYLKSS UIBIJOAS Millinery and Straw Goods, 1 s *7 a . ALSO White Goods, Embroideries, &c. HmTilOMi. HTOil CO., IVIP RTr HS. M KNIT VI Tt l FKS NPJ 1110 118 R> >N \ V I'', TIMM mini:. N 1 K nd ~\- 11 1.11 l'• N■». VFLY ’- I RI IP iN". BE K 11l s RitNNEI -II K >Vll\' VEIAKi imdt V ITS, FI.uA Ft- \ I'll EI!S. o|;\ iVi i Nl - Kt.’A vi ►> .v , Tu* \VV iu»N Nl'. I find Ladies ,ih! till 'ten' !i V Id', i rimim and .mi lllf I til 111- and \ml in eon ee!) ,g V'jife-o ni. \V t{l’K <it !• »!)-*. LI VEN . I.vf it.OIDEME- t. < E*. X > IS, nil.lAKr '-l-.iT'. li v MiKi.ll' lIIi.FS. VKII.IMi. HEAD NETS. *e . Ac. X.ts. 217 an i 27M Hat ini eMtn f, BAI.TI MO R K MI) . Th se g..(l- ar manuf etuia-d h- u- or b ught *or t'a.sh-1 ee'lv fro ihe. h u'• |n an a. <1 uui rc ti Vl-m --fie u-ei m .-ut'-r . c’ng all • It*-1«i esi n vetti. sim q u-il ,-d in v .tie v wnd ;h ipiu-.'j, in an\ market. «> d< »■> tidvd with c ir,-. p •■uipine.'H .tint -it»i> den. met,l»i tt Li U A N () FOR CO V i ’( »N fit!’, ‘cl Fowl flllilHt, * >'b fts"; Ts---e SC I'ngin.-il 0.-'m l*t;os;.ft<rfe f .-ich -*)• : I- nil- C' St ti- —-•!i ble Flo-'phaitv, . ' ,-h j ' itn . "• llaugb’' il iw it ne. Cihti. 5 ; inm. 6" VV : .eii Bj,', iS if mt It fit IIVI i . the IMdf.ter 'i is tiie choice -if p:iyit;ty i in i CURRENCY OR IN COTTON ll ift Cotton, T>v delivering fit l»i> i • • v. ; ■ t - Depot, on or hes ti e NOYSMBEH 1,1372, a hale of four hundred pounds Low Middling COH ON for each ton of GUANO houghr. Apply to T. S. SHARMAN, Ag't. For N. A. Hardee’s ?<>n k Cos. fc! 8 t V<m 8 w | I’.l til- \ |VV K 8 < \ \'v thorough'css up n the Li vet abd 0.-nernl ' ir •nu itn hi keeps the |tn i-N in ’V-itnciil Mmj n and • leat-se- the Svs* m **otn P i p' r’t) s Nevei tails » ~ ~ - Qi? ■.■p | : _ v 1 1 U» I » I V * I r.4>'. o. b. r.t ptituyuv::, if V I'll ‘V** a'xr* •> a.v* «V» • f i I u | rr , - . nt-nt. I>>gp. |M . 1 .otg- an••!». •.--a i petit' Natt'ca Sonr Bt<*tnaeb, Heart- "urn, l'ebility, Low -piMts. « old Fee' and linn 's, Costivcncas, L'siltstni-ss Colic ( hron ic < hi Is and Fever. ' nrrt'. ntided in at'iiet aC'-ord*’ ce with skillful cie m istrv ||.d 'ci li'ifie phomnev ’ftl« J." r * - lv Veg. t die h-usafei if Ii FKK ll Ih f ' “** “ e ‘ v•i rs i L •-• » M 1 1 n . L f jjt lest ol iw ci t a jAvv/y ,i ;vv7vtv , .'^vv!, V » in- Cl ,'HHt lire, b • I. 'I 'C i . ll- '• 1 » t le t IH'IVf dill I.‘|- CUpcrant hv the enlg 'i ll and ii'.-i 'in ny ot ,h in ad> using p ; Ml hai Miotli'll' a.Llj Ste<t that It I rep- the I.'v- rin heal i It'ul ac nil ; ml v her lie Hi• ec ins re oaserv id ih»- pro e-s "I w .>te and r- pi r sli i'C:i in the h ini n." Stem con mne- nt |ti . nat|i- nlv t«. a iipe n| ■ g--. ate! ■ 1 " tke :!‘,l p ’4- I vei- htieoicine... to th W ’’g a e ■till nt vr:i « tli ut .-iilrsgn- « n »«. ve er.inc -ii# hi.~ (i etngitive Adap’e "• 'he most uclicate temp.-r --ameti’and r"b' s' c is if'tort. ir otn b giv* ti «i h equal Safely .ill Ii t t-i H■ f succc. sto the \ ouug child, invalid i. dv or &U«*ng man DR. O. S. PROPHITT’3 AHODYNE PAIH KILL IT. NEVKi, Evil INO 1 I- Kill Paia in Every Form. Cun s I’ ins in the K.-e k ' he'' H i's r L in**-. Iff eti tmiilstii. Nrtir gi OmuMi t'nsiis. Rroti bill UTe'- ins Ki nev I)I.-(ims Ivspcp-ii Liver • oitipl nr; folic. Cholera, fit dcra vt,,rns. I’lrtt t->. X'tiithw. Lewrt Kuril i'l.oi hac’ie. .1 I w nije. Faraclie. toll ulir Bpi';,j.,B Kmi-cs < nts. • < ntus ori', »S»reo, Integrated VV- unds. Seal, b t‘ur ', t 101 l t-tlains Fr. si llites, l*o sues of all kill s. vtgetH le or ititw .1. "f ah me Beinedi s over I KILL ITJ * - -'-<vc* *.»- —c- -j. '.iitvrs disi-ovi-red'or th<-relif ■ f stiff ring hum-milthis is’he i»cst I’la in Medioafor known to Metficwl >cie,n e. The cure is spee* y and permanent in the most, inveterate di-easi-s This Is n humbug out a grad medical dis Cf-vetv. A Fain K-l cr ci>t.tail,ii.g nc yoi»on to nfl-irne, purl te or diive'he irff rmitH n i prn .n .nt'-rnal erg n ,ts R et-B< \is tritli uaiii or u!— Rebel is lost nt < to d ue it is d' stfne t to bant h pnilks nod aches, v> oil in is ns. iwumes, iro vhe lace ol ibc earUi. n2O-Iy To the Citizens of Thomasto:,- w E HIE UXt>fcnsiLl NEi> |j AVf arranged to luratab Hie market ot Tbitnasu t and the »u uuier, to BEEF, IVUJTTOri, KID, ETC. X\e wtl’ be tr.dy to f mbh .very dvinau] b, , ts 2kh «»t Apill. Having the Capital « Lll We Pledge the Citif na ol I'hontHston t,s t,., 0 .| aV,„it,M u they can find In the <t«t* au». a»k4#a>’„ t f r ( Respect fully. apr"*-tf It v EDWIN A BUI.W x. C3r. -A.. Dt ALKX tX GENERAL MERCHANDISE THOM ASTON. Ga., "J N V I I KS f'io l'iitn»i s ut ii t| ~ p, | Kxwi In*- hit stock of M’RINO and M’XIMKp r ju»t received. - *|'t® m O JN.PLOI..I I\T A FERTILIZER. §SO P. It TON. CASH #GO I’Elt TON. ON TIMK PayiißK* in MON LY, or ii ION Sit J,) CC’ t 8 pCI pt lilri, PLANTERS p efers. THOM ASTON, Gv. I’IXITMOA [ - ( Mexitr#: 1\ »</ TAI a <ir lit I- 111 |; : <! V la’ >I i \ > j'|, Vi 1 VV ir h» f>t* Mi u t «» w t r;; k t 8 »; , ••(• »l f<» lit ■’ i ili in. fI t (it'V w it- . t { r«» t:»‘t ihe C IOL N \ V f * aN I hi, v. . \ i• \ t ii. ?y | ’ ri 11.l 1 . T 1 • i k\ \ ; > k u ’ \’\ S\ VI) R V : I -7 NEW ST:> S 1 FAMILY Sf.OOER.E3 a HOJ. ■i - '- ' i r< ' n*t- s .-if • h ttP\ ft-i ft lit,l I frit-1 ,•> r - Kl l L s lot K .f Family Groceries. &c., Zc.. h' 'he *o> m r Drnsr v t* re of H. 11 MU; \ ' A will kfr|i 01. h ffl'h- It** Q- It ol <>■ **d-. :,|| l • !n» .he |> •«* 2 i>.v one, nnt c• ■ Ci-h in- ' : a c <il illlf til liirqgtf Ii • CREEKHOU Nenert Hotel to hi* I >t. FORSYTH, Ll> (’ALA WAY, I 'J tTleik. Pr.-r M-v I.ivery Stable Attatchd in: \ \ u! I i) n v ' rnrvr a v or jur* » I ? , OfJT\'U<»X. «T IJOVI R' Ml ST r ’i 1* f 2,740 POUNDS to lit* ton. Send for !•«»» i*» I # I . I I A pent for fnE*i*'’e<s i »‘ 1 febin 2m r»'» n "“ K ' DEIsTTIiSTir?' 1 f p i; k • - ' • » I lo *.t dinTb" -to- «» ;? l u ».tf til l ‘ ■«ei Ire? ifi tb* firaetieo n* t> n"-*'t ' l’pi*<*n a fid a*'}f»ipii 8 •••nmi T**l -iher. miano'iifj • o* rti* he I*''k ‘ ' >i; k I a e rt fit irnarante* <1 oflb e dp-* ■ -A ' A*Kir- kioi**. * di i 9 if p FOK- f Up- v r ' r ' TT ! \ 1 «ceelc« aft r 'la*e apt t'cto n *'1:1 h - nr» Or in .i v. o'i* *i I counts f ,,r *i land b lnr.iln a t he *t»* '*• "eerie c* as* and l> 1 g iii 6Hi I *:*.nnt , H i* eiißo td 13 \ HAT I .1* Upson 6l~cr l" $ \\ * u- » * '♦ •• r p ; ? ’ i'oii* in Tb* mn'tfir. T ' t 11 , ft jt Tnesd v in M-v n* x’ b ;»e< t> ll*m ins? prnpcitv to » t : Of.f* *•* tain ti*-ii-.-a' and -t nr.w f ' While, rn 'Hr bfint !*• the » “• ' ’ . > ©*iiH i. b vi t ■ tafia i*'t > °*| r f ♦’< urt *.t U|*M>n c* m v v ' *' . l proprietor* <*• ■ -t* ain aw r i e _,j et rt’ , t'*r lumber. >ad house vied «‘ii ’ ,f t jt , .-if 1 - B'iifl (’••rnel a- bite an*l pm e ' o\it' March ?9‘lt, 1-7.' °* < l»' r ' mci.Bti id CONTRACTOR AND I n'V'V : m peop.*. to furnuh at rea*on#o » sask. BLINDS, pi I And the more !»üb*tnnti •! article* “f pn*m»itlj’ att*-ndel to and SATISFACTION I All we ask is a trial. We »i!‘ ' e •?re* tin nar «f the Hotel Bbxk I r