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THE THOM ASTON HERALD JOHN F. MEANS, - - - Editor. TiioMASTor. G a., Saturday, Sept. 15, ’77. TII. CAPITAL ASD HOMKSTRAD ((I KS TIONS. I ORDINANCE SUBMITTING THE CHOICE OF HOMESTEAD TO THE PEOPLE. The following is the ordinance passed by the convention for the submission ot the homestead question to the people : Be it ordained by the people of Georgia in Convention assembled, and it is hereby or dained by authority of the same, (1) That the article adopted by this convention on the subject of homestead and exemptions shall not form a part of this Constitution, except as hereinafter provided. (2). At the election held for the ratifica tion or rejection of this Constitution, it shall be lawful for each voter to have written or printed on his ballot tue words “Homestead ol 1877,” or the words “Homestead of 1868.’’ (8). In the event that a majority ot the ballots so cast have endorsed upon them the words, “Homestead of 1877,” then said ai ticle, adopted by this Convention, shall form a part of the constitution submitted, if the same is ratified; but in the event that said Constitution, so submitted, shall not be rati fled, then the article on homeste .and and ex emptions so adopted as aforesaid by this con vention, shall supersede article seventh of the Constitution of 1808 on the subject of homestead and exemptions, aud form a part ot that Constitution. (4). If a majority of the ballots so cast, as aforesaid; shall have endorsed upon them the words, “Homestead of 18G8,” then arti cle seventh of the Constitution of 1868 shall sujiersede the article on homestead and ex eruptions adopted by this Convention, and shall be incorporated in and form a part of the Constitution so submitted and ratified. ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TIIE QUESTION.OF REMONAL OF THE CAPITAL TO THE PEOPLE. Be it ordained by the People of Georgia in Convention assembled: (1). That the ques tion ofthe location of thecapita 1 . of this State be kept out of the Constitution to be adopt ed by the convention. (2). That at the first general election here after held for members of the General As sembly every voter may endorse on his bal lot “Atlanta” or ••Mil'edgeville,” and the one of these places receiving the largest number ot votes shall be the capital of the State uutif changed by the same authority and in the same way that may be provided for the alteration ol the Constitution that may be adopted by the convention—wheth er said Constitution be ratified or rejected; and every person entitled to vote for mem bers of the General Assembly under the present Constitution aud laws of the State shall be entitled to vote under this ordinance. In ihe event of the rejection of said Consti tution, should a majority of the votes east be in favor of Milledgeville, then this provision to operate and take effect as an amendment to the present Constitution. To Keep Fresh Meat.—As soon as the animal heat is out of the meat slice it up ready for cooking, prepare a large jar by scalding well with hot water and salt. Mix salt and pulverized saltpeter in proportion of one tablespoonful of salterpetei to oue teacupful ot sale. Cover the bottom of the jar w r ith a sprinkle of salt and pepper. Put down a layer ot meat, sprinkle wijli salt and pepper the same as if just going to the table, and continue in this maimer until the jar is full Fold a cloth or towel and wet it in strong salt and water iu which in a little of the saltpeter is dissolved. Press the cloth closely over the meat and set in a cool place, lie sure and press the cloth on tightly as each layer is removed, and your meat will keep for months. It is a good plan to let tho meat lie over night after it is sliced be fore packing. Then drain off all the blood that oozes from it. It will be necessary to change the cloth occasionally, or take it off and wash it—first in cold water then scald iu salt and water as at first,. Iu this way, larmers can have fresh meat all the year round. A Sure Cure for Boils.—Dr. Simon, a physician of Loraine states that, ns soon as the the characteristic culminating point ot a Imul makes its appearance, he puts iu a sauc er a thimbleful of clmmphorated alcohol, aud dipping the ends of his middle fingers into the liquid, rubs the inflamed surface, especially the mikdle portion, repeating the opertion eight or ten times, continuing the rubbing at each time for about half a min ute, He then allows the surface to dry* placing a slight coating of camphorated ol ive oil over the affected surface. lie states that one such application in almost all such cases causes boils to dry up and disappear. The application should be made at morning, noon and in the evening. He aveis that the same treatment will cure whitlows and sll injuries ol tips of fingers. As soon as pain and redness appear, the finger should be soaked for ten minutes in camphorated sweet oil. This relief is said to be immedi ate, and three applications are generally enough to effect a cure. AVe speak knowingly when we assert that Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewcr is the best article ot the kind sold on the Amer en n Continent. Personal trial has demon strated this, and the article is an elegant and cleanly one, without which wethinh notoil et complete. Messrs. Johnston, Holloway Cos.. 603 A-ch street, Philadelphia, are the agents for the article, and when our Philadelphia triends return from Cape Ma.C, the should certainly procure some of it. We know of no such article evtant for the hair* and thus speak in such decided and emphat ic terms.— Ocean Foam, Cape May, N. J, The dispatches ot the Bth instant bring in telligence that the strikers in Pennsylvania are yet in an unsettled stale and likely to burst forth at any time. Five thousand members ol secret orders have beau drilling, ami a general uprising is threatened if the military make threatened arrests There Is certainly ft great, deal of unpleasant comfort among capitalists and property holders in that stat a. T.ik eomaort of its possession t* very fre quently offset by the annoyance occasional by the continual crying qf the Pa by. Cry ing, however, Is the child’s only method ot suggesting that it suffers with discomfort ami pain, and at once ceases when the cause is (as ii should he) promptly rpinoutvl l*y usr ing Hr. Hull’s Baby tiyjup. Sold every- Vldltf, 35 rents per bottle. no.VT PUT IT lIK'K IN TilK. Jt tJ. Don’t put it lack iu tho jug, Let the State Capital stay: Milletlgeville’s the woru out rug, Atlanta the wide hall way, Don’t put it back in tho jug, Keep it in air that is froe; Atlanta's tho bright silvoi mug Milledgeville never can be. Don’t put it back in the jug, Dr pierce it deep with your Speer; Milledgeville’s too Furman, to lug A capital that all want near. Don’t put it back in the jug Where health can never abound, And “members” must constantly drug To keep themselves above ground. Don’t put it back in the jug— Milledgeville’s not worth a d—m; The people don’t want a humbug, Even though saudwitched with Ham. COMMERCIAL REPORT THOIUSTOS ILVIIKBT REPORT, CORRECTED WEEKLY BY EL A. 7VI ATT ih: JR ws , Middling Fair io Strict Middling 9?/ Middling @ 9^ Low Middling 9% Tinged 9 Ordinary svf Good ordinary b'% Stained s GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. I). S. C U sides @ 9X Shoulders 714 S O Hams 14 Kettle Lard 12%@ 13 j New Orleans Syrup 70 @ so Florida “ co @ 70 Cane “ 70 @ 75 Sorgum “ 45 *, 50 Cuba Molasses @SO Phllad'a “ 45 Rice 8 @ 9 Flour—Super 3j4@ “ Family " 4 “ Ex •* 4y. Salt—Liverpool ; 170 “. YL-ginla i*o Sugar—A 12j4@13 “ Ex. C >s 12 @ 12)* “ Bright “ 12@12>£ “ Brown •• io> .< 11% Conee—c liolce it io 24 @25 j “ Prime “ 21 @ 22 y. | “ Common “ 20 @ 2*l “ Roasted 30 Candles—Full wt 22 @ 25 “ Light “ is (S 20 Starch 10 Soda. 7% 10 Matches 30 @ 35 Potash—Balls 15 “ Boxes 15 Crackers jo to 20 Cheese 14 @ ig Mackerel—Kits 1,00 “ -,oose 3> 4 ' @ 4 Dried Beet 22(3 25 Sardines 20 (3 Oysters—l lb 12*4 @ 15 “ 2 lbs 20 @25 Stick Candy—Single Pound 25 “ “ Five Pounds lb 20 “ “ Wholesale To 17 Kerosene Oil 30 Whiskey .1.60 to 5,00 Tobacco—Gravely i,is@ 1,25 Cook’s Fig 1,00 @ 1,00 “ Lucy Hinton 70 @ 75 *• Good Medium 55@60 “ Com. “ 48 @ 50 “ Durlwo. Smoking 70 @ 75 Sole Leather—llpmjock 30 @ 35 Bagging— 14 to 16 Ties—Arrow 0% @ 6 HARDWARE. Irfin—Repel 4% @ 5 “ Swedes 7<k @ h Steel 7% @ 8 Nalls 4 @ 5 IP S. Nails 22 @3O Horseshoes 7% @ 10 Trace Chains 65 0.80 Hoes—D & H Scovil 60 @7O “ Collin's 55 @65 *• Scovel Pattern 50 @65 Sadirons 6 @ 6yj Pot-w^re—Good @ '<> Axes 100 Well Buckets @ co Sieves 20 @25 Cotton cards—A No. 1 55 @6O “ “ A 50 “ “ 11 45 DRY GOODS. Calico—standard 734 @ s •• Lining 5 @ (j Paper Cambric 9 @ 10 Percales 12*4(315 Muslins i4@ 15 Osnaburgs, s oz m n Granltevlll e 4-1 6’neeting s @ 8% “ 7<u 7 34 Drills io@ii Columbus Checks 11 @ Ticking—Best Feather . 23 @25 “ “ Mattress @ls “ Com. “ 10 @l2 Bleaching—“ Fruit ot the Loom” 11% (3 12% “Cabot” @ ii “ Lonsdale 11) , @ 12 “ “Our Own ’.... 8 814 “ Common 5 @A Cottonades.. : ; 16 @ 25 Ginghams 12 y, Cuba Jeans 22 @25 Linsey 15 < 20 Ball Thread 40,350 Coat’s Thread 7M3 so P- L. Hope 22 @25 Best Brogans 1 ,> Medi. “ ........ 1/25 FARM PRODUCTS—BUYING. Corn—Light demand 60 <3 so Wheat Good “ 130,0 1.40 Meal ‘* “ on Peas—White—Light demand 7 so “ Red •• “ “ Npeckled “ “ 60 Fowls— Grown ‘ “ 20 @ 25 ** Unit “ Good “ 12 y, @is Butter “ @2O Eggs “ “ 10 Beeswax “ *• 25 Honey “ •• 12 Dried Peaches—Prime 8 “ “ Fair 7 “ Apnles—Prime 3 “ “ Fair 2 “ Blackberries—Prime W Selling at same prices. NEW AD V EKTJSEMEX TS. J. PATTERSON BURD. | JOHN R. WEST. BURD & WEST, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCIIINTS, 77 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA. i&~ Will pay special attention to Consignments of Cotton and other Produce. Bagging and Ties For Sale, septis-3mos GEORGIA —Upson County. Whereas J. o. Holmes. Guardian of the orphan children of Robt. Holloway, late of s. Id county deceased ap plies for leave to sell the land belonging to said minors, in said county, for the benefit of heirs. This is therefore to give notice to kindred and creditors to appear at this Office on the first Mon day in October next, and show cause if any they have, why an order should not be granted to sell said land. Given under my lianu and seal, this 3rd day of September, istt. 4w AMOS \VOril t , Ordinary. EORGlA— T'pson County.—Whereas Wilson T sawyer filed his application as the head of a family for a Homestead of realty In the ('curt of Ordinary on the 27th day of May 1872, which was for a nearing on the llth day of .Tune 1872. which application was enjoined bv a bill in Equity by John F. Lewis next frlenc of Elizabeth Sawyer and minor children and that bill having answered Its purpose and Injunction dissolved, <tc. GEORGIA—Upson County.—Whereas Wilson sawyer, as the head of a family, lllled his applica tion In this office on the 87th day of May 1372 for a Homestead of realty and the same was set for a hearlug on the llth da / of June 1872, but the same was enjoined by a bill to Equity tiled by John F. Lewis next friend of Elizabeth sawyer. Guardian ad Litem for her minor children. And whereas that bill having been disposed of, the Injunction dissolved, Ac.. th<* appllaatloß still remains of Hie in this office and 1 will p;iss upon the same at 10 o’clock a. m.. on Monday the first day of October next at my office In Thomaston, G*. \Sh>j W<)KRILL; Ordinary, sept, s.td CjKoJtGM— l’rvoN i oini-v.- -Wtiereua Elijah C. " Trvfu. of s itd county, has tiled his petition as the Ir-rul <fa r-tmfC- ’for t-xi-mpf ion .if pertyon ilty and oin apart and a dfft7)nn of Homestead lied Ia til pass up a the samv’at luo'clqcl. a.’on the 2’.tril day of \pgust pr iviipo al niv fjifcoTu Thom as to ty ‘ WojtßiLKi oniinan-.’ ?uly^e t b ’ - 7 NOTICE! NOTICE I! * ’ '■■■ W e me now offering for sale the best sc ltclod stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, we have ever kept, consisting of Staple and Fancy Groceries of all kinds, DRY GOODS AM) NOTIONS, TIN-WARE, TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, Remember our celebrated LUCY lIINTON TOBACCO, Crackers, Nuts, Raisins and Candies OF ALL KINDS. Don’t forget that we BARKER GOODS for WHEAT, BEESWAX, CORN, BUTTER CHICBLEN S, EGrGrS, HAGS cfcO. We arc determined to sell goods as CHEAP as any body. You will always find LOUIS and STERLING at their post ready to wait on their customers with promptness and dispatch, Give us a call. L. N. PRITCHARD & BRO. septls-tf UPSON SHERIFFS SALE. \\J ILL be sold before the Court-house door in y V Thomaston, Upson county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in October next, between the usual hours of sale, the following property to-wtt: All that tract of land adjoining the Town of Tnomaston (except two acres sold to E. L, Callter, Trustee, &c., and John W. Shumate) known as the Bowdre field which was transferred by deed from Simeon Rogers to Xenophen Bowdre on the 29tli of December 1852, a plat of which Is attached to said deed recorded in Book “G,” page 555. con taining 13% acres more or less being parte of lots Nos. 217 and 218 In the loth District of originally monroe now Upson county, Said land adjoining Richard Revierc, E L Callier, J VV .simulate and lying on the road leading from Thomaston to Waynmanville Factory. Levied on by virtue of a fi fa Issued from Upson Superior Court in favor of George J. Lewis against Wilson Sawyer, as the property of said Wilson .Sawyer to satisfy said fi ALSO, At the same time and place wild be sold two acres of land mere ur less u it, the iniproveineii 1 ,* there - on 1.1 the N . iihcast brek s,ju;.re 1 f me town of Thomas 011 Upgyu county, bound uas lodows: beginning4o feet sjuth from the .Nonawest coin er of lot No. 16 on the west line or said lot and running s. uifi 74-Syua. thence due east 185 yds. to tne road, ti.cjjcc north 60,q degrees, we.-t 12a yds. thence west along the stieeti. , ds. ta the corn er of Gen. Thomas Beall’s vacant 10 1 thence due 'South to the starting point, the same bed g in j land Whereon the stables of Xeuopaea Bo.vdre formerly stood, but on which now stands the resi dence formerly occupied by w iison sawyer, now occupied by B 1) Hardaway. Le v icd on under and by vii iueof a J 1 fa Issued from Upson Superior Court in favor of Lewis & Reberson vs. \vi!s.;ii Sawyer to satisfy said fi fa, and also, by virtue of a fi fa in favor of James VV. Itobei son, Geo. J Lew is, Lewis & Roberson, Whitford & r o. ef al. for tlie use of tlie officers of Court and K. w Beck. Auditor, against John K. Lewis next friend ot Elizabeth Aavyyer, wile of Wilson Sawyer aud Guardian ad let uni of John W b lawyer, hiizubcth R C Sawyer and Charles \V F SawVer, minor chil dren ol V.disoo sawyer, to satlsrv said ti la. Prop erty pointed out by Piqrrs ia sal 1 two 11 ;as. ALSO, Attn 1 si 4 1 time an 1 place will be sold part of lot 01 land No 215 in the iwtli District of originally Mom oc .now Upson C mm\ %:ng in th ‘ Not 1 heast part uf said lot. known as parcel No. cmt uning one 1-8 ..civs more or less, and being the place wheivofi .Mex Holmes (eoi) resided .md win aeon Lucy lioiiiius, wife ui said Alex Holmes now re sides. Levied on by virtue of aud to-satisfy afi fu issued fr an tlie .Justice Court of tip: 50i Disi.i,. M.. la favor ol IT Fox vs Alex Holmes for Ihe purchase nn n-.-y of .-.aid property aura fi f: in fav or of Webster & vs. mlex Holmes. Said rt fag Issued .. J .'' .• 1 '.. nt n said Alex Holmes. Levy made and returned to me by John T. lllckman, L. C. Tenant in posses sion notified. This August 30ti1.1877. septl-tds JAMES P. BLABiNGA.uK, Sheriff. UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. rmiE 77til ANNUAL SESSION of THIS INSTITU- X tiop will begin on Ihe'Hd of October, 1877. Sciiolarships in the State college of Agriculture and Mechanics Arts are granted to as many stud ents, resident ot the /State, as there are members of the General Assembly. Jn addition, 50 benefi ciaries are appointed in the Academic Department Every branch of a liber .1 and practical education is taught—board at sl2 50 a month. For catalo gues and further particulars, adkresa VV.VI. HENRY WADDELL, sectl-im See’y of the Faculty, Athens, Ga. F. S. JOHNSON & SONS, DEALERS IN HA WARE. I] 3 1 ill 3 TEFL AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN TS, Carriage & Wagon Material, BREECH and MU'ZLE LOADING GUNS, Fish ing Tackle aid Spirting Goods. NO 31 THIRD .STREET, MACON - GEORGIA. NEW—^ SewiNCMachinE f ;ii L iJ|/i s> Simplest & Best. —Agents Wanted— N0. 177 W. 4 T . H St. INC IN NAT I, O.^# THE CONVENTION. Now that it is certain that a Convention will be held, we tak< pleasure In annoucitlg that the pro ceeding at that body will be reported for The Constjtution by a member or the editorial staff, who is acknowledged oac of ti e most accompllsh ed short h:uid writers In the country. Considera ble interest will at’ach to these proceedings, and those who desire to read or preserve a verbatim history of the labors of the Convention will do well to send in lit. lr subscriptions at o.vck, ONE DOLLAR Will get the Wee) iv Const tuition till January Ist, iß7fc. of live dollars the Dally Constitution the same length of tfine, postagp free. Address, cy.NSTn : UTl<jN, Atlanta. Ga. CAMPBELL & JONES, Warehouse and Commission Merchants, Corner of Second and Poplar Streets, MACON, ..... GEORGIA. C3P Receive Cotton on sale anti 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 $2.30 per saw. In every qulily 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. E-gT EVERY GIN WARRANTED, .jfj Call and see it. September Ist, 1877-1 m HOIV TO^ PAINT MISTERS AID PROPEIIT OWIERI Desiring Pure, Good Material, should use, or stipulate for use of I' Li DJ'if-toTi Tlpotlic'rs; cfe <Do s g . “TOWJM 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 ands of Buildings. 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, i CONSUMERS OF PAINTS Preferring stock in old paste form, should use, or stipulate for the useot HARRISONS’ PURR 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, Umbers, Siennas, Ochres, Blacks, Vermillions, Blues and Yellows, Unequalled for Strength and Fineness. Best and finest made. Older these Brands from your Dealer. Take no others. For Sale (Wholesale only) at 11S Fulton Street, IST, CENTENNIAL MEDALS AWARDED foii si Fiainmii y or Harrison Lros, & Co’s Paints. April 9,-lt Wagon and Buggy Making, —AND— REPAIRING ! I AM 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 wltn 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 I have not and are good pay, 1 will woit till Ist "No l vember for my pay. I will take In exchange ror j my work corn, wheat, oats, cotton-seed, firewood i or anything that I can eat, wear, burn, or other wise appropriate. S&~ Live aad let live Is my I motto. WM. O. SMITH. June 2-6 m House and Lot For Sale. ONE quarter of a mile from the pub lie square elligt rooms, well and all attached; I*., acres land, good orchard and vlnyard, all young. Also a large barn. Every thing new, and neatly arrang . ed and convenient to one of the elieapeet and best ! schools in the state and can be bought on good ! terms, by applying to W. A. HARP, june2-7m Thomaston, Ga. y, pICKEYj yVL p. AT Thomaston, - - Georgia. OFFERS his Professional services to the suffer ing public of Thomaston and vicinity. Pri vate diseases and the diseases of Women a Spec ialty. His charges will be upon the principle of “Live and let live.’’ sar* Office next door to Mrs. | Calller’s Millinery Store. may2s-tf EORGIA—Upson county-—whereas John H. * Caldwell Executor of the will of Joshua McKenney, deceased, applies fer letters dismiss • ory from his executorship. Therefore all persons concerned, creditors and kin are hereby required to show cause, If anv they have, on the nrst Monday In August next why said executor should not be discharged. Given un ler my hand and seal of office this doth dav of April, 1877. AMOS WOh KILL, apr2B-3m Ordinary. Notice to Debtors and Creditors ALL persons indebted to the Estate ef Spencer N. Bishop, late of Upson county, deceased, are hereby notified and required to make Immedi ate payment; and all persons having claims against, said estate are requested to present them in terms of'the Lav li. T- JENNINGS, " t ’ ’ Administrator, W. L. BRYAN, Watch-maker and Jeweler, No. u Marietta Street, ATLANTA, - - - GEORGIA 'fK HAVING gone Into business for himself, takes this method of Informing his old friends of : y . Thomaston and vaeinity, that , he is now prepared to do ar yand all kinds of work lln his line with neatness ml dispatch and guar antees entire satlsfactKn. :jt* Ifurd Pan Prices. STOLEN! / \NE dark Bay Mare Mule, ten or twelve years ' T old. short bodlod. large limbs, the ear a little Inclined to hang down, rather clumsy, recently trimmed, supposed to be in the neighborhood of Griffin or Zi b non, and l>elieved to have been sto len by a yellow boy about twenty years old very tall and goes by the name of Amos. Any’infor mation concerning said mule will be thankfully received, and any one returning said mule will be liberally rewarded. *, P.NEK ATWATER l pson County, Feb. 21, 18TT. msi-ti Please mention this paper if you should find mule. Ofl In GreAt change to make money, if you ■ ill H can t get gold you can get °TeV n W ULUI backs. W 0 need a person in every town to take subscriptions for the largest cheap est and best illustrated family publication in the world. Any one can become a successful agent The most elegant works of art given free to sub scribers. The price is so low that almost every body subscribes. One agent rep arts making over fi.'h in a week. A lady agent reports taking over 1 geo subscribers in ten days. All who engage make money fast. You can devote all vour time to the business, or only your spare time You need not be away from home over night You can d< lit as well as others. Full particulars dt rectlons and terms free. Elegant and expensive outfit free. If you want profitable work send us your address at once, it costs nothlrg to try the business. No one who engages falls to make 1 P a 'g . Address “The People’s Journal,” 1 Portland, Maine Valuable Plantation for Sale. T OFFER sale 859 acres of land under good re- I pair on t lint River 7 miles South of Thomaston Good Dwelling House with 9 rooms, 3 settlement for I emits, Gin House and .Screw, a never falling I spring of water, splendid yonng orchard. Anyone i wishing a brrgaln would do w ell to cail and see ; my place, as I am determined to sen. JhlyT-tf MM EON KING. j'EORGIA-Ursos County. —Four weeks after * " date 1 "HI make application to the Conrt of j Ordinary, of sai l county, to sell all the land be longing to the Estate of James W. Bcntiy. late of 1 sanl county, deceased, for the iicnctlt of‘heirs and 1 creditors. 11, y. JENNINGS, Adm r H. T. * HELMBOLD’S CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT U IT C Li IT. CARMINE WRAPPERS • • AND LABELS. A SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases of tlie Urinary Organs, Non-lie tention or Incontinence ot Urine. Irritation, ln tlauiatiou or l iceration of tlie bladder ami Kid neys, Stone in ilie Bladder, Gravel or Brick Dusi Deposit, Bright s Diseases, Milky Discharg; s, and all Diseases vf'.lie Bladder, Kidneys or Prostrate Gland, whether affectilig Male, Female or Child. OWING TO SPURIOUS ARTICLES PALMED UPON THb PUBLIC FOR TIIE PAST FIVE YEARS, ON THE REPUTATION OF M Y PREPARA TIONS, 1 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., NEW YORK, augll-ly 11. T. HELMBOLD. ( y eokgia—Upson County. —Four weeks after V T (iate I will make application to the Court of ’ Oidimjry, of Upson county, to sell all the land be longing to tlia Estate of spencer N. Bishop, late of said county, deceased, for distribution union l ' i the heirs and for the benefit of creditors . . H. T. JENNINGS, Ad’mr. August 4th, 1877. 4t ORIGINA Goodyear’s Rubber Goods. Vulcanized Rubber iu cvesv Conceivable Form, Adapted to Universal Use. AkY ARTICLE UNDER FOUR POUNDS WEIGHT 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 fe TIDY OVERCOAT. By a peculiar process, the rubber Is put between the two cloth surfaces, wlUch prevents smeling or sticking, even iu the hottest climates. 1 hey are made in three colors—Blue, Black and Brcwn. Are Light, Portable, Strong and Durable. We are now offering them at the extremelv low' price of is 10 each. Sent post-paid to any address upon receipt of price. W hen ordering, state size around chest, over vest. Reliable parties desiring to see our goods, can send for our Trade Journal, giving description of our leading articles. Be sure and get the Original Goodvear’s Steam V ulcanlzed fabrics. zzr~ Send for Illustrated price-list of our Cele brated Pocket Gymnasium, Address caret ully, Goodyear's Rubber Curler Cos., 687 Broadway, P. O. Box hiss • New York city JOHN MAYER. MERCHANT TAILOR, BABXKB VILLB, GKO It (HA, I 4 * NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL Hl'SlNkSsiv * Ills linp at Low PRR Rs. and dwties A,, customers to call and see him. juueau-tt LIBEL FOR DIVORCE n Eorgia-Ifson cwntt.—Libel Rr no , n , in l P*on {superior Court, Mmv Tern w; MARIETTA JOHNSON ) t*. - Libel lor Blvunv JOHN F. JOHNSON. J it appearing to the Court by return ot the Iff, that the Defendant. In the above stated ...m. !■ not to i*e found in tills county; and It further u' pearing that the Defendant resides Ix-vond ti, limits of this State, if is therefore ordered th t service of this Libel be perfected by pul dish! A t ils order once a month fur Tour months in o,* rhomaston Herald; a public gazette publish'd tu said countv. u Ry the Csurt. MATT. H. SANDWICH; , . . Att’y for Libelant. A true extract from the minutes. JiuieStHin 11. T. Jk.nmnus, c. s. c. BYINGTONS HOTEL, Macon, Ga., June i ;th. is;;. 1 his hotel Is Still Offering great Inducements ro i the traveling public. The rooms are elegautlv furnished aud the table unsurpassed. Polite and attentive servants In every department, visitors to Commencement will tipd at this house tlm loi accommodations for the least money. Hams I-|OO Per Day. Give us a call. Jnne2J-tf BKOWNHOUSE. 52,00 PER DAT, RATES IFtEIDTTCED From and after this date omr rap-s will !)*■ a per day. Rooms elegant and comfortable, table as i good as the market affords. Kvorr evert lon will he made to keep up the weR-Anpwii rcpiiuffc*,<• the house. Every* attention given Jo ladles, n<| ! iarge rooms always In j cudlhcas tor commercial travelers. Meals sects. | Lodging sorts, E. E. BROWN K SON, References: Rur patrons throughout every siat in the Union. June23-ti just MmvmT 0 Two CAR LOADS of the celebrated ST CD KB\ KKlt WaGUH. This Wagon took the first Gold Modal over all other wagons at the Centen nial, and we are authorized to g.ve a warrant ou It that Is The Best Wagon Made, Which we sell cheaoer than any wagon In tho market. We also have a large lot ol the celebrate^ DEXTER BUGGIES on hand. AlsoTUiggies of other make, vrlilch tia have Reduced Greatly in Price! to keep down with cotton. We also nave 18 N 3•I)W 3 JIHI which we sell cheap. Our Repair Departmint We make a speciality this year in cheap prtca and good work, at the shortest notice. PLANTATION WORK, in all Its Branches, executed in the besfinajuier. We have one of the best Horse-Aimers in tha country, who shoes Horses tor SI.OO. Our Undertakers’ Depot. We have a full line of Gofflns and Caskets on hand, at all prices, from ss.'*! toflSh.O". Me wm deliver, free of charge, all coffins bought of us, wi'n our line Hearse, anywhere within thirty miles of Karnesvllle, All we ask Is to give us a trial before purchasing elsewhere. SMITH & SUMMERS. Barnesville, Ga., Jan. 30,1877. feb3-6m W JENNINGS & CO„ (ucccssors to Jennings & Ashley.) 38 Decatur Street, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. DEALERS IN White-Pine oors, Sash, Blinds, MANTLKS. ETC., —ALSO— Builders’ Hardware PAINT MIXED and READY for USE, WINDOW GLASS april7-3ro nimntlin Diseases cured. New paths CHRONIC KFKiKWK Talk and Medical c ommon Sense,” —nearly 1,000 page.-,, illustrations, u Dr. E. B. Foote, 120 Lexington Ave., N. chasers of this book are at liberty to consult author In person or mull free. Price bjjman. postage prepaid, $3.25 cents for the .Standard coi tion, or $1.50 for the Popular edition, which con tains all the same matter and Illustrations, contents tables free. Agents Wanted. Ml -'* HILL PUBLISHING CO., 12<t East 2Sth Street, Y. augltetf CJ EORGIA—Upson County,—Four weeks after * date I will make application to the court 01 Ordinary of s<ud couuty. to sell all the land* **'* longing to the Estate of Martha Pitts, late of county, de.-eased, for the benefit of the heirs .mu creditors of said Estate. . ft U, T. JEN'N l*G*S A J