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THE THOMASTON HERALD JOHN P. MEANS, - - - Editor. TuoiikirOi, Ga.. Batubday. 8, ’T7, "POl'ftlNU IT BACK Ilf THC Jl'C." MXTHACT FROM OEM. TOOMBS* KIMBALL UOUHK SPEECH OX THE NEW CONSTITUTION. These people who complain about being cut down, and who don’t like it, put me in nund ot a drunken negro that used to be around when I commanded the volunteers He was iu the habit of selling drums to the boys, and once, when the liquor was scarce, he didn’t put as much in a drink as wus usu al. The boys complained about it, and told him that wasn’t right, but Kinch would just say: “Well, if you don’t like it, jecs pour it back iu de jug.” fGrcat laughter and cheers. ] Now, I say if anybody don't like w hut he ia getting 'Hdw this conslitu— tion, just let him “pour it back in the jug.” [Laughter and applause.] I don’t wanf to say hard things. Xam too happy ! [Ap plause.] I feet too good. I feel kind to the meanest man in the world—l am rejoiced over it 1 It re-establishes here upon our home soil the principles ot free Government —the eternal principles upou which lreedom is sustained. It is a gruud triumph, and proves again that “Freedom’s Hattie once begun Bequeathed fcy bleeding sire to son, Tho’ baffled <jff, Is ever won !” [Cheers, j * It cannot bsi defeated—never ! never !! never !!! [Great applause. ] What have fire done with the executive ! My excellent friend, the present governor, is not disturbed. We don’t bother, but they eay the next follow hits got to serve for three thousaud dollars ! Well, that’s so, but if he gets iu and don’t like it, let him “pour it back ife the jug !” [Loud laughter nnd applause. ] Then, there’s the attorney general and the secretary of state ana all the balance of them—it they don’t like what we give them, just let them “pour it back in the jug,” [Applause. 1 We’ve all got to stand the pressure of the times. I work tor less now than I did four years ago—w'e all do. We must remember that we are poor—devilish poor ! [Laughter and ap plause.] Well, they talk about the poor salaries, but I never found any difficulty in getting men to take office at any price. I don’t complain gbout our present officers— they have been very excellent public ants, but they ncedu’t stay in office if they don’t waut to. r There are the judges: wc struck off from their salaries. I know they have to work hard; I know- how they feel about it. lam a kind of county court lawyer myself. [Laughter.] But it they don’t like the $2,5J0 or $3,000 just let them “pour it Wk in the jug !” [Great laughter.] Why, one of your judges of the supreme court told me the other day that lie thought they were getting too much pay, and he's one who has served her faithfully and honorably lor forty years. [Cheers and cries of “hurraM tor Hiram Warner.” A* the Frenchman said: “Gold is the sweat of the l**>r !” and when you deal with the sweat of the poor you deal with a sacred thing ? [Applause, j So thought the con vention when they fixed these sa’aries and if any one doesn’t like it be can let it alone and get out of the way. They say “it low ers the dignity of the judiciary.” That means it lowers my salary.” [Laughter ] W’e can get plenty of good men to take their places. We don’t send out an impressing officer, like wc did iu the Confederate days, to bring them into the service. [ Applause. J There will not be any need fora conscript act to get men to fill these offices, even at the lower figures. J say there is honor in serving the Stato. < When I came to the bar there was William II Crawford—a great, strong man; a man of splendid intel lect. who could live on com biead and bit con at home and feel satisfied with it—he •cfved the state lor SI,BOO a year. That's the God’s truth ! [Laughter and applause.] If they can make more by going out and getting clients, let them go and do it. We have free trade in this business ! [Applause] \ou do not find anything in the constitution that says a man shall hold office; wc don’t force them to held office. The old Greek and Roman idea was that if a man is not will ug to serve tne State for the honor of it, he is not fit to serve it at all. [Applause.] As the Hon. Ben. Hill has now been heard Irom as the lightning man on the ratification of the new constitution, it gives us pleasure to state that General Gordon has also couie to the trout. He is on the same line with ‘ our Ben.,” and closed up his Kimball House speech the other night in Atlanta, in tavor of the constitution ic the iollowing ringing lines; King out the old, ring in the ne\r; King out the false, ring in the true; Ring out the dark, ring m the light; Ring in the law of truth and right. A lady who is very deaf stopped & milk man as he was passing the house the other daj' and asked him how much he charged for a quart of milk, and then put up her car trumpet to catch the reply. The man drew a quart ot milk and emptied it into the trum pet, and the result has been that he has to go three miles out of his way to keep out of sight of the lady, who now sits on the front porch with a shot gun, waiting tor him to pass.— 'Ex. Some one has reported Ben Hill to have said that “the new oustituifota will be rati lied by an overwhelming vote. The public luan who puts himself in opposition to It will have but one comfort left to bis politj. cal life. Like a man killed by lightning, he will have the comfort ot dying without knowing what hit •him.” 1 he nc\\ constitution, by adopting everv other year for the meeting ot the Legisla*. ture, the reduction of the per diem ot the members, curtailment of Superior and Su preme court judges and Governors’ salaries, etc., etc., will, if adopted, secure, annually, a saving to the state ot Georgia an aggicgate ol not less than #200,000. Tom Hoff, Esq., ot the Columbus Eu quirer, says that “the struggle with a young married couple for the first three months is del ating the question as to who slwll be sppaker of the house.” H*j is a newly mar ried UUlll. Thistles require radical treatment to move them and so <!o Boils and Pimples. J>r. Buy. a Blood Mixture is a radium blood oiaiLucr curiug all skin eruptions. COMMERCIAL REPORT j THOiLiSTON market report, wuxct it MSa•• f * - % 1 ORCXKRIEA ANlt provisions. D. 8. C K sides 9 waou Shoulders * * Vt SC Hams *****.* ‘ft Kettle Lard . ; qh 14 New Orleans Syrup ry j: sn as** vv. •••' ••••• -IS SKI’S— Js Phil ad'u “ Rice ...77.7.7**."* ’ " s (A • “ Family * 4 ”, ft r “ Brown •• ‘‘.’.’.Up*7.7.’.**.*V/4’.7.*.7’i0Va1i6 Coffee—Choice Itlm . * “ Prime “ .. *1 ism# “ Roasted ®ao Candlea-Fuil wt ' 22 <& 25 22? 11 B^l4lo £*2 Potash-Balls \\\\\ is, “ Boxes ’..V77.V.’ is aSS”::::::::::::::;::*.*.: SS" Mackerel—Kim *..7”” too Dried Beef * ' Sardines . ” ~ Oysters—lib 77 7.7.7.’ If* m 15 ♦ 103 Vt) t/A Stick Candy—single Pound . 7.7".'.! 25 ** ** Five Rounds n> 20 “ Wholesale 72 lb 17 JJ hiskey 1.60 to 5,00 1 obaeco—Gravely is <4 125 i* ,Cook’s Fig 7’*i’oo (4 I*lo Lucy Hinton 70 <4 75 ** Good Medium 65(4 60 Coin. “ 48(450 Durham. Smoking 7m <4 75 Sole heather—Ueinlock 30 <4 S5 Bagging- 14 to 16 Ties—Arrow ; fi.q (4 6 HARDWARE. ' Iren—Refd 4w <4 5 U--S. Nalls 22 (4 30 Horse -Shoes iw 10 Trace Chains 65 (4 80 Hoes—D ti H Scovil <4 70 *• Collin’s 55.465 '* Scovel Pattern.... 50(4 65 Sad Irons 6 (4 (v Pot-ware—Good ,4 6 Axes 1 i.ao Well Bucket* <460 Sieves ..-—. 20(4 25 Cotton Cards—A No.I 55(460 “ “ 8...[ 4 DRY GOODS. Calico—-Standard .‘. 7w(4 s ** Lnng i. 5S 6 Paper Cambric #o* 10 Percales .? v.'....7;: 7, .v-. I2.<tf (415 Muslins..... 14(4 15 osnaburgs, 8 oz. <4ll Granltevlll e 4-1 -Sneering 8 & 8y t Ji “ 7 (A, 7>4 Drills 10 (4 11 Columbus Checks 11(4 Ticking—Best Feat her ; is 25 “ Maltless (415 “ com. * 16(4 12 Bleaching—‘-Fruit of the Loom” 1134 <4 12*. “Cabot” .........7.. 16m (All ;* Innsdale .7 11^^12 “Our Own” s <4 sm “ Common 4 -J c\ % Cottonades.. : : Ginghams 12 v Cuba Jeans i. . 22(4 35 Lmsey ...7.. Ball Thread 4 40(4 50 Coat’s Thread 72 (4 80 Best Brogans •. ... .7 .... “g MedL ’• .„;^f FARM PRODUCTS—BUYING. Corn—Light demand .60(4 80 Wheat Good “- V.... K Meal * %..■ W I eas—White—Llghtdemaud 80 “ Red •• ; “ ... ....... 70 ” -speckled “ “ ......'.......*.7 60 Fowls—Grown * •* ....... ....... *o <4 25 “ Half “ Good “ (415 B ut *r “ ** 20 Eglfs -’* ' in Beeswax “ 25 Honey •• .....4 12 Dried Peaches—Prime... i ,’.7.7” ’ s “ Falr k 7 “ Apples—Prime 3 “ “ Fair,. 2 “ Blackberries—Prime tv Selling at same prices. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GEORGIA upson County. Whereas J. *o. noimes. Guardian of the orphan children of Robt. Holloway, late of said county deceased ap plies for leave to sell the land belonging to said minors, in said county, for the beneflr of heirs. This Is therefore to give notice to kindred and creditors to appear at this Offlce on the Orst Mon day in October next, and show cause If any they have, why an order should not be granted iu sell salfi laud. Given under my hand and seal, this 3rd day of September, 1877. 4w AMOS WORRILL, Ordinary. C'vEORGIA— Upson County.—Whereas Wilson T Sawyer tiled hts application as the head of a family Tor a Homestead of realty Id the court of Ordinary on the 27th day of May 1878, whl h was for a hearing on the 11th day of Juue is 72. which application was enjoined by a bill in Koultv bv John F. Lewis next frlenc of Elizabeth Sawyer and minor children and that bill having answered Its purpose and Injunction dissolved, & c. GEORGIA— Upson County.— Whereas Wilson -Sawyer, as the head of a family, filled his applica tion In this offlce on the27th day of May 1872 for a Homestead of realty and the same was set for a hearing on the nth day of June 1872, but the same was enjoined by a bill in Equity filed by John K. Lewis next friend of Elizabeth Sawyer, Guardian ad Litem for her minor children. And whereas that bill having been disposed of, the Injunction disserved, *c„ the application still remains of file In this offlce and I will pass upon the sauie at 10 o’clock a. m., on Monday the first day of October next at my office in Thomaston, Ga. AMOtf WORRILL; Ordinary. sept. S.td T. B. LYON. | M. F, COCHRAN <& co. o Constitu'al Con’n Adjourn'd. —AND— • Will convene again on or about the 10th Sept —AT— No, 1 Market St M BARNES VILLI, GA., Where we expect to open a First class Restaurant, for the accommodation of Planters ana the Travelling Pub lic Generally. . are renoVft dng our DINING IiUOM, and expect to keep the bEST the country can afford. We also have, in con nection with our Saloon, a FIRST CL \SS SLEEPING BEPARTMENT, with floors carpeted, nice, new, clean beds, &c. We have procured the services of MR JOHN F. HOWARD, who is polite and attentive, and will take pleasure in catering to the wants ot our trieiuls aud customers. In a word, we don’t exjiect to spare time nor money in having everything iu first class order. All we ask is to give us a trial, and we know you will return, y* Sept. 8, 1877.-tf EOROIA—Upson docNTv.—Whereas Elijah c v lrvm, i.r suid couutj. hu* ai.-u u* petition mi the heart <I a lamily for exemption of personalty and[ set! imr apart and valuation or Ifomestead and I" HI pass upt® (If same at tu oVloefc a. oh the 23rd day of Auynst proximo at my .fitee |q Thom, . v , t womulll, oimnary UPSON SHERIFFS SALE. WILL be sold before the Court-house door In Thomaston. Upson county, Ceorgla. on the first Tuesday In October next, between the usual hours of sale, the tollowtng property to-wtt: All that tract- 0/ land adjoining the Town of Tnomnston (except two acres sold to K. L, Calller, trustee, <tc. and John W. Shumate) known as the Bowdee Held which was transferred by deed from suneon Rogefs to Xenophen Bowdre on the 39th ot . Pspwnl>*’ 1859, a plat of which Is attached to aaki deed recorded In Book ‘:G, r page 555. Oun talnlng lb>4 acres more or less being parte of lots Nos. in and *lB In the lftth District of originally mOnyoe now Upm county. Said land adjoining Richard Revlare, E L Calller, J W -Shumate and lying on the road leading from Thomaston to ayumanvlUe Factory. Levied on by virtue ol a 0 fa Issued from Upson Superior Court in favor of George J. Lewis against Wilson Sawyer, as the property of said W ilson lawyer to satisfy said il ALSO, ▲t the same time and olace wllll be sold two acres of land more or less with the Improvements there on In the -southeast brek square of the town of Thomaston Upson county, bounded as follows: beginning 40 feet South from the Northwest coru mbt of lot No. 14 on the west line of said lot and •-Tunning sout b T 4-8 yds. fheuce due east to tne roau, theaoe aorth degrees, west ISfiyds. thence west along the street-77 yds. to the corn er of uefi. Thomas Beall'S vacant lot tl*mce due 'Knd 1 Wheretn^ ln 3uffi n formerly stood,lwit on wßlcn now stands Lw resl dence formerly occupied by Wilson Sawyer now occupied by B D Hardaway. Levied on under and by virtue of a Q fa Issued from Upson Superior Court in favor of Lewis ft Keberson vs. Wilson Sftwyn to satisfy said fl fa, *d by virtue of a ala In favor of James W. Robetson, Geo. J Lew- Ly Lewte f Robeson, carhnrt. Whltford & Cos. ef au for tHe use of the officers' of Court and K. W, Beck. Auditor, against John V. Lewis next friend of Kllaabeth lawyer, wife of Wilson Sawyer, and Guardian ad letum or John W' F Sawyer, Elizabeth R C Sawyer and Charles W F Sawyer, minor chil dren ol Wilson Sawyer, to satisfv said fl fa. Prop erty pointed out by ALSO, At the same time and place will be sold part of lot ot land No 315 in the lWh District of originally Monroe now Upson County lying In the Northeast part of said lot. known as parcel No. 6 containing ene 1-S acres more or less, and being the place whereon A3ex Holmes (col.) resided and whereon Lucy Holmes, wife of said Alex Holmes now re sides. Levied on by virtue of and to satisfy atl fa issued from the Justice Court of tne 561 Dlst. G. M.. In favor of CT Fox vs Alex Holmes for the purchase money of oald property and atllalu fav or of Webster & Fox vs. Alex Holmes, bald 11 fas Issued upon a Judgements In attachment against said Alex Holmes. Levy made and returned to me by John T. Hickman, L. C. Tenant In posses sion notified. This Autrust 30th. 1877. septl-tds JAMES P. BLASINGAME, Sheriff. '•* - * . If * ** UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA X): t nnHE 77t$ ANNUAL SESSION of THIS INSTITU* A tion will begin on the ad Of October, 187 T.-i Scholarships In the Stat€ college of Agriculture and Mechanics Arts are granted to as many stud ents, resident of the -state, as there are members of the General Assembly. In addition, 50 benefi ciaries are appointed In the Academic Department Every branch of a liberal and practical education Is taughtr-board at sl2 50 a month. For catalo gues and further particular*, -adkress WM. HENRY WADDELL, septl-lm Sec’y of the Faculty, Athens, Ga F. S. JOHNSON & SOtfiT h i > DEALJEIiaS IN f * HA WARE, IRON aif S TEEt AOKICLLTL'RAI, IMI'I.EMKNTS, Carriage & Wagon Material, BREECH and MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, Fish ing Tackle and Sporting Goods. No- 31 'THIRD -STREET, MACON - V GEOItqiA. oS j fl 1 ft | & I 1 THE CONVENTION. Now that it is certain that a Convention win be held, we take pleasure 1l auDouoirig that the pro ceeding af that body will m* reported for The Constitution by a owinber of the editorial staff, who is acknowledged one of the most accomplish ed short hand writers in the country. Considera ble interest will attach to these proceed)ngs, and those who desire toreador preserve a verbatim history of the labors of the Convention will do well to send In their subscript ions at onck, ONE DOLLAR will get the Wee*"to- Ocfi?*,U.y .January Ist, 1878. or flveaetewMhe U \* the same length of CNae, postage MkA Address, " f '' ' CONSTITUTION, Atlanta. Oa. Tmi Muid.nl orticl, isxmapoum. ed with the greatest care. Its effects are as wonderful and as satisfactory as ever. It restores gray or faded hair to its youthful color. It removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff. It gives the head a cooling, soothing sensation of great comfort, and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean. By its tonic properties it restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, preventing baldness, and mak ing the hair grow thick and strong. Asa dressing, nothing has been found so effectual or desirable. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, “The con stituents are pure, and carefully se lected for excellent quality ; and I consider it the Best Preparation for its intended purposes.” Price, One Dollar, Buckingham's Dya FOR THE WHISKERS. This elegant preparation may be relied on to change the color of the beard from gray or any other undesir able shade, to brown or black, at dis cretion. It is easily applied, being in one preparation, and quickly and ef fectually produces a permanent color, which will neither rub nor wash off. Manufectured by R. P. HALL k CO., NASHUA, N.H. MA kr U SncgMi. uA Balm to IMkbM 3 7 Take Herald— only 50 cts, * Christmas ! Call on our agents and gH|k / I •' “Abe” writes for it 1 His writmgs fire worth #lO h. any man from now 1111 chri9tn,as ! See fi list <>l the contributors fct tlie l °r °l L°cal Column and subscribe at \ \ once lor a live paper. \ \ 1 104 added iu June ? O 1 pitiful five dime* or ten nickels * Send * rics the Means along with it to pay VS' ■' CAMPBELL & JONES, Warehouse and Commission Merchants, ‘ i *i H *'' \*z ■ /" Corner of Second and Poplar Strteta, MACON, - - - - GEORGIA. , -< "i V .< - ; ■- ,w- - .0; .< .*• v ’ “iA ** • * t * * ** JfiT Receive Cotton on sale and storage, make cash advances on Cotton in store. Bagging and Ties always on hand. Also, Agents for the “LUMNUS” COTTON GIN (the old Taylor Gin improved) which they offer at f 2.50 per saw. In every quality that makes a serviceable gin, it is without a superior, handsome in construction, light draft, and its samples as good as the seed cotton will make. ®gr EVERY GIN WARRANTED, m Call and see U. HOW TO PAINT. I Alums AM) SROPBETT OWIffiRS Desiring Pure, Good Material, should use, or stipulate for use of 11 TJi'orliew'fct <&:. Oo s w “TOWN AND COUNTRY” READY MIXED PAINTS. ure Whit e and 40 different shades, Entirely ready for use. Beautiful, Du rable and Economical. Made from Pure Material. Tested on thous* • an(^s of Buildingg. Handsome and Permanent. No waste or loss of time in mixing. Do not crack or peel. Cheaper and better than any other paint. Free from objectionable ingredi ents generally used in so called “Chemical” Paints. SAMPLE CARDS ON APPLICATION, CONSUMERS OF PAINTS Preferring stock in old paste form, should use, or stipulate for the useot HARRISONS’ PURE WHITE LEAD, Oldest brand in the country. Whitest, Finest and Best. HARRISONS’ SYLVAN GREEN, Exquisite in tint, Unrivalled in body, and of never fading shade HARRISONS’ STANDARD COLORS L mbers, Siennas, Ochres, Blacks, "Vermillions, Blues and Yellows, Unequalled for Strength and Fineness. Best and finest made. Order these Brands from your Dealer. Take no others. For Sale (Wholesale only) at 118 Fulton. Street, N, y. CENTENNIAL MEDALS AWARDED FOR SVPauRIORMIV OF Harrison Bros., & Co’s Paints. April 2,-tt Wagon and Buggy Making, —AND— REPAIRING! lAM prepared, with good seasoned timber, to make new work, or repair anything in the wa gon and carriage line, from a wheelbarrow to any other sort of carriage. Repairing done with faith fulness, neatness and dispatch, or new work done by contract. In short time. Bring on your work. If you have the money I will work cheap. If you have not and are good pay. 1 will wolt till Ist No veuiber for ray pay. I will take in exchange for ray work corn, wheat, oals, cotton-seed, firewood or anything that 1 can eat, wear. burn, or other wise appropriate, if Ltvc and let live ts my motto. \ \VM. O. SMITH. June k-sm House and Lot For Sale. ONE quarter of a mile from the pub 11c square eiligt rooms, well and till attached; 1V acres land, good orchard and vinvard, all young. Also a large barn. Every thing new, and neatly arrang ed and convenient to one of the cheapeet und beat schools In the State and can be bought on good terras, by applying to w. a. harp, june‘i-7m Thomaston, Ga. J. piCKEY, yvi. p. AT- Thomaston, - - Georgia. OFFERS hts Professional services to the suffer ing public of Thomaston and vicinity. Pri vate diseases aud the diseases of Women a spec ialty. His charges will be upon the priheiple of “Live and let live.” office next door to Mrs. Calller’s Millinery Store. mayas-tf A^EORGIA— Upson County-—whereas John H. y Caldwell Executor of the will of Joshua McKeuney, deceased, applies for letters dLsmlss ory from his executorship. Therefore all persons concerned, creditors and kin are hereby required to show cause, If any they nave, on the mntk Monday i.a Aupvt next why said executor should not be discharged. Given under my hand and seal of office this 2oth day or April, IS-L AMOS WORK ILL, upr26-3m Ordinary. Notice to Debtors and Creditors AU. persons Indebted to the Estate cf Spencer N. Bishop, late of I pf-on county, dec eased are hereby notified and required to make linrnedU aad all pa-sons having claims •gainst Ud estate are requested topresent them in terms of the Lav H. T. JKNNingsT v Administrator, W. L. BRYAN, Watch-maker and Jeweler, No. Marietta Street, ATLANTA, - - - GEORGIA & AVI 2,° ?S® *o business for hlmm-tf, takes this method or his old frlt-ndu of Thomaston and tacinity. that he ta now prepared to (lo ary and all kind* of work tn his tine with neatness D d dispatch and mar. * B^, € HV re “ tlßfattkn - Or Hard Pan Prtces. aprii7,-tf STOLEN! OgftSSMS teK.S Inclined to hang down, rathe*" clumsy, recently trimmed, snnpowd to be in the neighborhood of (•rlffln or Zehtilon, and believed to have been sto len by a yellow boy about twenty years old, very tall and goes by the name of Arnos. Anylrfor* i^“ t i® I L, conc S rntafir ** ld mule will &e thankfully reoelted, and any one returning said mule will be liberally rewarded. *BNBRATWATKR Ldbou County, Feb., 1877. mn-ts mule Se mentlon tllls P a P® r U you should llnd Oni I) orr . at c Ln rjr to make money, if you hllLll.^ tK * t u lfoM > ou can get w Llllbacks. We need a person In every town to take subscriptions for the largest chean *“*■> MS'S *K Anv one 0411 become a successful aeent < fe ant , of art g^SrSS^t^ifc bodv^haeTn^^ 18 “° iow that everv- a ?'*? a * rent re P art * making over 400° a^ nt reports taking over wo subscribers In ten days. All who engage make monev fast. You can devote all your time y° ur “pare time You 7?,w,„ a .. r?_ a ,^ aj from home over night. You can do It aa well as others. Full particulars dt- JJ***®** and terms free. Elegant and expensive Outfit free. If you want profitable work Jond n jour address at once. It costs noth Leg to trv the business. No one who engages falls to make Ku p i y *,.,r res * &ss? Valuable Plantation for~Saie7 T 5? • c £® °* land under good re i on Mint River 7 miles South of Thomas ton a*Pmy Bou*e With ß rooms, Ssettlement 4 ,n Ho ? Me and -Sterew, a never falling ‘^£rl- ng of water, splendid yonng orchard. Anyone wishing a brrgaln would do well to call and see m\ place, as I am determined to se'L july7-tJ MM EON KINO. GEORGIA— Vi-bom Cooimr.—Foiir Weeks after date I will make application to the Conrt ~r Ordinary, of said county, to *,n *U te* longing to the Estate of James --- said county, deceased, for the b"ifT?ri7w.iitl.„i creditors. |I T.JENNINQS w<n y H. T. HELMBOLD’S CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. CARMINE WRAPPERS AND iiL ABELS. - ■ —:o: A SPECIFIC REMEDY % for all Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Nou-Ite ten tion or Incontinence ot Urine. Irritation, in fl&inatloa or Ulceration of the bladder ana Kid neys, Stone In the Bladder, Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit, Bright's Diseases, Milky Discharges, and all Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys or Frustrate Gland, whether affectlhg Male, Female or Child. OWING TO SPURIOUS ARTICLES PALMED UPON THI PUBLIC FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS, ON THE REPUTATION OF MY PREPARA TIONS, I AM FORCED TO MAKE A RADICAL CHANGE IN MY LABELS AND WRAPPERS. THE GENUINE, FROM MY ORIGINAL RECIPE, IS PRINTED IN CARMINE INK, AND PREPARED, UNDER MY SUPERVIS ION, BY THE H. T. HELMBOLU Manufacturing Cos., ZSTBW Tronic, augll-ly H. T. HKLMBOLD. /"N EORGIA--UrsoK OorwTT.—Four weeks after w date 1 wm make application to the Court of Ordinary, of Upson county, to sell all the iyi be longing to tha Estate of gpenoer N. Bishop, late of said county, deceased, for distribution among the heirs and for the benefit of creditors. a**aMA fcammAe^ O RIGHT A ~ Goodyear’s Rubber Goods. Vulcanized Robber in evesy Conceivable Form, Adapted to Universal Use. AkY ARTICLE UNDER POUR POUNDS WEIGHI CAN BE SENT BY MAIL, WIND AND WATER PROOF garments a specialty. Our Cloth surface coat combines two garments In one. For stormy weath er. It Is a Perfect Water Proof, and In dry weath er, a NEAT A TIDY OVERCOAT. By a peculiar process, the rubber Is put between the two cloth surfaces, which prevents smeling or sticking, even In the hottest climates. They are made In three colors—Blue, Black and Brcwn. Axe Light, Portable, Strong and Durable. We are now offering them at the extremely low price of HO MdL Sent post-paid to any address upon receipt of price. when ordering, state size around chest, over vest. Reliable parties desiring to see our goods, can send lor our Trade Journal, giving description of our leading articles. Be sure and get the Original Goodyear’s steam Vulcanized fabrics. nr- Send for Illustrated price-list of our Cele brated Pocket Gymnasium, Address carefully, Goodyear'* Sibber Curler Cos., 807 Broadway, f. ©.®oa mn New York city JOHN MATER, MERCHANT TAILOR, BARySSVILLS, OEORGIA, ’ T 8 NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL Braixrsto. | I tala Uneat LOW PRICK*, and customers to call and see him. LIBEL rOR DIVORCE Georgia— unon cotott.—iibei ter ly,*-. In l peon Superior Court, May Term it;; ** MARIETTA JOHN.SON ) JOHN F.**j OHNBON, ( for Divorce. ,_ lt ,*PP e ‘ rlß the Court by rwtarn of u* .eh,. Iff, that the Defendant la Uk above stated aJL . not to be found In ttala couatv; and it further r peartng that the Defendant llmlta of thi, state, ls therefore ° f th * IJ hel be perflated by publMiiK this order once a month for four months. i„ ,5 s^dcounty^™ l-1 * pUbl,r gMZ * re published By the Court. MATT. H. SANDWICH; . , . Att*y for Libelant. A true extract from the minute*. June3C-4m U. T. Jbxkixqs, c. s. C. BYINGTON'S HOTEL Macos, ga., June nth. is:;. This hotel Is still Offering great inducements n i the traveling public. The rooms are elegaatlv furnished and the table unsurpassed pome am attentive Servants In every department. Vision to commencement will And at this house tlw i*-,t accommodations tor the least money. Ks;.-, SI.OO Per Day. Give us a call. jnnets-tf MOWNHdCSE. 913,00 PER DAY, RATES PIEIDUCED From and afterthls date our rates will be H i*r day. Rooms elegant and comfortable, lsU>l>- v good an the market affords. Kvenr exertion wlil be made to keep up the well-knpwn reputation <4 the house. Kvery attention given to Lut'.es. nd large rooms always In readiness for cowmen, travelers, Mea15...... eoctai | Lodging scb. K. E. BROWN A RON. References; Rur patrons throughout every stat In the I'nlon. JunrlMf JUST ARRIVED ! Two CAR LOADS of the celebrated iUWWA KICK Wa ({OB. This Wagon took the first Gold Medal over all other wagon* at the Centen nial, and we are authorized to give a warrant, tm It that Is The Best Wagon Made, Which we sell cheaper than any warn In the market. \Ve also have a large lot of the celebrated DEXTER BUGGIES on hand. Also’Buggl, sof other make, which we have Reduced Greatly in Price! to keep down with Cotton. We also hare 18 ONE-HORBE WAGONS, which we sell cheap. Our Repair Depart men t. We make a speciality this year In cheap ftM and good work, at the shortest notice. PLANTATION WOBK, In all Its Branches, executed in the beat'manner. We have one of the best Horse-Shoer* in the country, who shoes Ueraes for I MW- Our Undertakers’ Depot. We have a mil line of OaffiDS and Cask**J* hand, at all prices, from ts.ue.to w t * deliver, free of charge, all coffins bought of u . wltn our fine Hearse, anywhere within thu J miles of Barnesvllle. All we ask is to give ue trial before purchasing elsewhere. SMITH Sc SUMMERS. BarnesvUle. Ga.. Jan. , 1877. fett-to W J ENNINCS & CO., (ucccssors to Jennings A Ashley-) 38 Decatur Street, ATLANTA. - - - GEORGIA. DXAJ.KKS IN White-Pine oors, Sash, Blinds, MANTLEH. ETC,, —AU— Builders’ Hardware PAINT MIXED and READY (or USE, *l*J*!* GLAUS aprtL**-^ CHRONICHSrS Talk and Medical Common Sense, ’—nearly 1.000 psiges. too UluutraUons. - Dr. E. B. Foot*, 180 Lexington Are., N. 1U chasers of this book arc at liberty to author In person or mall free. Ft**' Ljj. postage prepaid, $ ntt for the * aad ?T 1 c0 |i. flon, or fi.so forthe Popular edition, wliicn ‘ tains all the same matter and JLusiraj* Y Contents tables free. Agents Wanted. HILL PUBLISHING (JO., I*B Jutot *th M 2 BORGIA— UrsoN Cocimr,—Four ***• jf*f wM date I will make application to the jCI Ordinary of aatd couuty, to sell all U><* longing to the Estate of Martha couuty, deceased, for the beneflt <4 Lbo a creditors o. -M wsw Ad r.