Georgia Historic Newspapers

    HCiUTiS, l-Tt’
Roaches may he exterminated by
faking flour of sulphur, otic hall pound; eurtli
potiish, four ounces. Melt in an
efr pan over tho lire; pulvotizi and
make n strong solution in water and
Sprinkle the places they frequent.
In the skeleton of a horse, an ox, or
even n dog or eat there mo nl ool Ireiii
one to four pounds of pliosphoi us. 'J lie
carcass of any of these nnimnls cut up
and distributed among fruit trees, in-,
stead of being buried out of the way ai
ft nuisance, would be to them a rich cn
teitainmcnt of delicious food.
Since Cuke .—One and one half cups
, butter; ... . two ciip« Mtgur ; . two cgift j
on« icuHpoonful ol soda dissolved in
otic cap cold water; l< nr and a half
cup« flout ; one tahlcapoonlul each ol
eiimarnon and .ulntcg ; three-quarters
apqonlul 1 cloves as that improvement. is ,, strong
spico. 'i'uit is a great
Tu C»rc a —Prevention is hot¬
ter than cmc When a sorenesh is Lit
iutmcrsn the linger in a basin of tidies
and cold wntcr, eet it on the stove
While cold, and stir it continually with¬
out taking it out till the lyo is so hot
that it cannot be homo any l inger.
the soreness is not gono in hall ail hour,
repeat it.
Bakin;/ Hum —Most penplo boil
ham. It is much better baked, if link¬
ed right. 8 oak for an hour in clear
water and wipe dry. Next, spread it
nil over with thin butter and then put
it in a deep dish with slicks under it to
fully keep it out ol the gravy. When and it if
done, take off the skin parts
crusted on the flesh side and set it
HWtty to cool. *
Clwcofole Cmtinl or (Jmirn —Beat
up separately fin) whites and yolks of
six eggs ; add to tho yolks a tho cup yolks white
sugar ; siir the whites into ;
di»s.olvc*a (platter ot a pound of choco¬
late in halt a pint ol hot water; add a
pint and a hull' oi cream, givo it one
boil, und turn it on the eggs, stirring it
all tho time ; tlmii put it into a pitcher ;
puttlin pitcln i into boiling water, stir¬
ring the custard constantly until it
thickens. To be terved in glasses and
eaten cold.
Moth IWirn/irr. —q’lio following
for keeping inuhs out ol clothing
tho “Journal ol Chemistry.’' is a
favorite in some families : Mix hall a
pint ol alcohol, the sumo quantity ot
spirits camphor. ol turpeutina Keep and two outlets of
In a stone bottle and
shako bclore using. 'J’lio clothes or
furs uru to bo wrapped iu liiiic, and
cruniplcjJ-up dipped -pieces liquid 11 bbtting.paper
in D aroto bo placed in
tile box AM; .them, so that it tun l!i
strong. Tins requites temovimr onco
a year.
J/om In Drew a Tur/cry .— Tako n
board four (eet long, one und one-hall
feet wide, boro an inch hoh in tho
tenter obout eight inches from one end,
saw hole out about a strip from this end to the
one inch wide, or wide
enough key.- to admit the neck of tho TJaftml. tur
’i'hrco ifty bnttr’T "'TTif a
with one end against your tilpr , !^ay
the tuikey ou this hour 1 on it* hack,
with its neck in the slat and head un¬
derneath ; then, with a sharp knife, cut
it* tluout under tho board (dint tlm
blood may be out of tho way ) ; take t lie
turkey kee'p its by ueck the iu legs, place, draw raise steadily, it from tho to
hoard, that it need not he bruised, ami
ootninonco and at once to pud out (ho tail
wing leathers, and by the time it
i* dono kicking you will have nearly
all tho feathers off. You will find
they will como off ncar’y as easy us
coaided. Tlm pin fra tin is, if
should ho taken out at onco.
dressed, entry to the house, lay
carcass upon tDo table, on the
With its wings in position, wipe
and when you got through, call in
wife, and you limy he suit! of \ o n- np
proving mi. i c. --for. Bund X< •«> Y rk
er.
A contemporary calls It is
“Nil*,” lo show that he gets them out
ol hi* own head.
l
•ce uow she loik» «ith th. 1 "'tifl.
A Western editor says that fresh
sine* «T,tr ine deluge, ;t'" ""t ami that " fr *, lue, why
he flavors It it*.
The Interior, Kv, , Journal has nn
editor ol giant intellect. A, |, V „ st ’ | !( ,
.... •a>s h( h< , has a .. cabbiig. ......I, In ad lour loot in •
•ftcuiulcrcttco m Ins office. ,
A gentleman hits two canaries which
l»e wilt* “Wheeler” ami “Wilson,”
His reason lor these appellations 1S
that neither oi them are “Singers."
ft, \ ho IWrntt trim Vna roe Pro I re* ,-nj s . <
Albany Journal never has Ii\hs than
eight columns on u hanging affair,
•omennuh reaches twelve, and n
cl copy IS always sent to the
« field II » lady which in n ted cloak were
• in was a goat, what won
fisrlui irenalo* minion would take
may l*™ into a «"'■» ,eurlet •-» runner. ‘■ «••* <«
An editor, who sperks will, the air
of * a .---- num w Un discovercil *: ■ a new
-
'
Vtisincf*. th keep your nose out of other people’s
Thebible he!o**ging to John Bunv.tn,
the author of the Pilgrim’, Urogiv,,’
and with his autograph written wahL,
«ke cover, is among the literary
area sunt to have t een left by the
Ckarie* Sumner.
A . man applied . .. , for , a divorce .. at „ Bur
llngton tiie other day cause his bettor
bait had dcseited him, saying that
didn't "propose to leave York State
go and live with a lot of d—d Vermont
gum chewe!'
A litthi boy in ^t. Cloud a few day*
ago undertook to see if he could
lift himseif by hanging on a mule's
twil. He found out all about it, and
Uto doctors think the skin on his fire
Wad will grew up, but will leave a bad
MOT. '
* 8^. R, R,
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
CURES THE tvoicsr i>tns
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after rebllngtiiW* lv«rti>w>m.’ni nee,! nnyono
semtR with r.wx
RAD WAV’S RK U1V nKURF TS V CURE FOR
KVKKY IMIS.
It wantin' lir«t mtd
The Oul.vPniii llomedy
•hi»i l IWUiintly «'rp« th»tnnetrrrrnelMtuit pnin. nllnv,
Inn umin iii' ti., Knc|('ttr« i;..h whether ol llie
VtlllltfN St.iitiioli.OuwuH, or i, 11 ,ci- KlimUeoruicaBii. lie
OUC.tp
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY Ml NOTES,
nin the
Neuralgic, proMiMfcil with TVOU*.
or isuv miller,
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
wtu, afford instant base.
infammatio.v ok tjik kiunevs,
i SK ,,AMii.mtoi'r ,IUI ' I ’ K ' 1 ’
sore th ro at , nil t i < ; t ■ I ,V 1 n r’k atu i'n* 1 ; 1 ' N '' *
UTBTKBICHi o^Vp.'InWirKBiA™'* v;-»TAiuiu. INFLUKNZ/i. «“ ART
UKAI(Af . IIB TtK>TIMl RKIKUMATI&M.
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Th uipplit; tho i» mi pain *»; 4 l»* llrnily (luUculiy Ilrllef to th^partop
Parts u Lei e or w ill aiion! eano
Hi •! Umiiloi or L
ipslohsilf.t \MI’S,>r tiimMer of vrat^r wllllnafpw
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tilbt a II I TKI.’.N \I. I'M NS.
Tr.tv«*h*r« should siUv.iys rnrry a bottlo of Had
IfAy'N Itrmlv* I to lief wLli tiietn, A lew drops in
5?rr Hter willout siekowss «»• puns fn«m rltHOge of
•iter. If hiLe.terUiiui Fitui U Itraudy or ISUiav* tvsa
iuiulaut.
I w.tr I:.i5 ACHJIm
FKVEB AKI> AiM-Es.ir»4f,.r f.-tv mbh Tlwnw !•
•jvmIu'uI, jnrsnu,- v«t tv.md. Ur i -vex i.,u, jieaDY a i.v itAO- rh
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
RTfievn \ va piT-u lunrr rcood-INCrkabk
iiFrl.ii :! 'Nil WKI'.IIT—.’I.l-:Alt SKIN AND
UK 1UTIFI I .M 1*1 A IONriKCUKKU TO A Ui,
DR. RADWAY’S
Sarsssarilliaii BshM
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
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t t DK.:o IMIll) A!tK IHK < II ANtiKS. THR
it*»»> v r s in*:a<:<»iw, WUNUKIUXL ijn n kktui; jnklukn<;r.•
ok HUS 'nuy.Y MKAilUlNK,
Every Daj anlucroase iaFlesh
aai WslE’ut is Seen and Felt.
Vi;nt TV*ry Clfop Df P \P \kT!«TJ\N HkPOT*.
r*omti»iit»HM • - tlti*t»»igiitii: l.i. o'l I riut,
Dtitl «»lh *r Fl'i.'It atttl j't.i * - of the* F>‘t«m theviKorof
Ilf ,! u’|t i e;t ttr. the w.t-.t- a ol thu i ly with n*w an*!
SG III | Ml it*'.*** ll S'I' iI'iU. K’ Jilt ll*t. Coll-Il’M^tInn,
(ihtlni'i! ii* «ti■**•;»-?.<•, l l 'j Im Kti-oit, Mottih, Til*
Iidwh, M*i l«cii»ih*s ‘ * '.ll is.inti o'b : p.tn.sof tliM^y-tcm.
hull! th9 '.vii’t, Strtifti'M’GUM'itM of tl.se UMi-S its.m »'rii;MDtitn. t)i« K:trtU„«nil 5 t*V*%
WtMSl I'onilM i<t.y,
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ADid k Kp : 4, U "t il LittU ll e I U*m1i, 1 -mim Mhtfnl a, rnn- cUm
t imin ih'j XIlIII W'Htto, M I.m/s dJJ w* nml vn-tesof
rh it . ■ , ^ v i'hW, i.fHlu;* tDdiui dll
thfiUtHpil'i'* (»di. nr* wlthlM # <k» H'« Ihhp* ' I' Ilifu
W‘tM'li'l* <»l Mt» i'd’fl I heiiilt u tyht.d.lletv hi.( 1.1 lew <l l. s* UM*. will
Jirnvetodliy )»•*. .»i» u-inp, HU i f ♦!».*«• ot l^is of
i!i e t*'* Us p«»tf nt }»<*tv wi* to# t^ Ml uluee*ih?*thiwnrtff
1 1 th-* iJ(*»*i,iijp |» fHith.ii (I til ti.dtls v l e*qjn illV
fin t l"'"
ri*** !ni-t it ritHtiMcih* •#" Wt. t i n l r«?i»»*ir*% lh« 1« Main*)
will >n in t*i*riAlMtd td it i it I tuj »t «l this
Dies ■ .-S v.MUIUJAN bilUi 1 i s fflti j niffi
i« i***t * n *. i r v\ li**.i oiife fl.N i in *Jy rriimuciit m en it*
r;: w: 1 ltl.ll ««•! siir* e«« h in riiiitinishii i i- In:;' tliO
;•*», . It -1 «patr* will L.t M), 1. strv I ovfry me Bay
ilitffi tit** i'*»*i»t willf rcl 7i li.MiMtll I'lltwii ll'* inipruvtUij, ter itn nu i»
loo*! -Iup’ t?er,a^p«m*s &u
Utid wei/litInei’f' Btf Rr*o! lU vr.xtetreh
Nt.lnnly reincdidl i|'t**s 111** H.VIMMTARII.M tlm u. ri'f’Un SOLVE iLrmi S«t«
MlK null III **il f* e,
IiiIimm, tb'H»Hh!ti.»ii*l,* 4 Uid Skin iiat-4 i UuOtUlho
only pnwtUvii vitro tn?
Kidiu ji <f* i'.ladder Cowjdainltt.
rrlnarynn-l \V .mh«r* , '»uitiM*«1 -*■**#*,ujmvcl. rrli*o,Jirt<:ht’* !>i ih*Mw, Ihvipsy, l>w»
Sn*pinigD I'fNV ti**i’, |M' *of
ci t hi*, A lbuiitmtif.ii, Hint In dll f t*.**- Wlin tt li»«i'« »r«
l#rlr.l|dlti'Ul'*|»o* I'm, or ihtt « »n*t u ihi* k, #*1 -»id>, inlifd
with*i»h*l.ui eshk»*tipi thltf'dali fi'kf. oi'threads Hk*
White Hilk. i'rth relM « murhnl diirk.LDtvns . «itwr*
lH.ee and ifhitft hnhd dost dciMgltH. ft'icl wh**! n there is
l priekttM! tu Uiti-* i’n-itioti v, he 11 pa -siiik Witter, und
i ii* m luUu f tn ail nl.hv Da* k und along tho Loin*.
Tumor of l'i Years* Growth
Cttr^l by Uadivuy'H IiesolvenU *
DR. RADWAY’S
Perfect Ptrjilive ii EtjulitiajPilk
port rf<v*?lv ftfc'unity ©wild vrlth nvrnet p'im, U*d
pon » I 1- ill 1 *1 Ml LL«t» •
\sh Pi IN, f«*r Hi** *"'»•** **■ i! dl*<'I’d NrirvotidIH “»■- •! ihft •■I mwll,
l.ivrr. llft.td.ic’liv. li'.MtU, kkIdv,'**. HikitJ#.’, fmI»j LMtl*»n, maewis, I>y#
ILlloti-h’ 1 ‘ott-ujMti Hl|l*t tivonoMi, Eitv!»»•, lnfluininatloil fifth*
|*<’]*<■ How**!*. in, 1’ilf nil *»**, nit IM .H ,Mit*ntnwnU of tli« Intftriinl
\ ...... . mg Curely
l!M*«M’t». \V.> ITHIJHJ'! In I’llvt*l ft (Ml 'll! vw aUordeleunri- cure
ouftdriiK*. VotroLihh*, cohUi.uttL; no mercury, UiiLgra
ft* w dr 1-r-t of u A OW ^ V’S r II.T.d will fpft© tho ay»
U‘mfr.*m nil t!i" a’t*'\« li onc.l .ltM.*i*. 1 «*r». I’rico, lifu cutf
r Box. hai.lfe Mv imruiasm
RKA f) “ I \ A XU TIll’K.” ?«nd one lottpf
idnmpto ItADW A V t <’•>.. N'ii, .12 W;»rrt*n ^t.. Now
York. Iiif'iriJBUl*>u worth tUounftiidti will bo»vnt yon.
noyl. 2 y.
*3' o
nr. A •Buy NS
%
§vru£ y
17
the weak strong.
1 SoI>l(i PeruvianSurttp,aProtect- of the Protoxhlc of
e ,' °n
& sissrra
easily with the digested blood and assimilated
as the sim/tlcsf.
food. If increases (he Vltalizlny quantity
of Xatare's Own
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
rurrs^athottsand lt Toning Invigorating ills," simply
,, up. and
1 Utilizing the System . The * >*
viched and vitalized blood per¬
meates every part of the body,
repairing searehlng damages out morbid and waste,
sccrc -
(ions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is |A e secret of the*
iUrf , a 6 „ CCt ,, s of this Liter remedy in
curing Dyspepsia, Com**
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rheen, Boils, Nervous Affections,
chills a:ul Fevers, Humors,
Constitutional Yifror,
Diseases of tha Kidneys ami
Blailder, Fenialo Complaints
S
ftSlftSZSIlft? eompanied by debility ora lota
energizing c//Yc(* 1 ,avgf^/jm
ton ed by corresponding are not fol
rear
sing life into strength, all parts rig of ', the . , • - . ■ •
and building Iron system, Con
etitution. t;p an
Thousands hare been chert j cd
by / jf/l#? the to'st&nffijSflly', Iljif* use of this tit » *8 remedy _
creu
happy and
men and tcomen ; and
*"* *’lidscannot reasonably hes
state to give it a trial ,
Stfft tiv,^ cac h bottle intlJglaZs. has PERU
. VlAtN SYKuP
blown
ramvuict*^ V
erTU w ”• rrtUJI hUnLL U , SONS, Proprietors,
‘ >0 * ^ M,,rr, » Wtt <t-., uo*to».
* 9LO BT r * cfl6l ' T ' •tDDtir.
TAX NOTICE. 1871.
T HE ready Tax te Ito«ks r*ceiv «r<- tv now u«i so: otvn, it and Foil, l Vro- r ,m
fession an t taxsl.le | r>! er y f, r :he presea
year 1 w U he tu Sparta un i, ihe 2vih
instant. t,n 1 every ^aittnl v ther »f er.
. M. Y \ RBROUCH,
Apri: 1st 1871. # Jtn. TkXReceiver.
fa
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IUREKAJ
]>K J. Walker’s California
VijiPgitr lliliers are a purely Vcg
ctablc propitfrttioti, iiiiuUt chiefly from
the native herbs found on tlm lower
ranges of the Sierra Nevada nioun
taiiis of California, the medicinal
properties of which are extracted
therefrom without''the use of Alcohol.
The question is’almost daily asked,
“ What is the cause of the unpar
alHcd success of ViXKii.u: Htr
TintsOur answer is, that they
remove the cause of disease, and
lilt* p.ilirut rceovitrs his health. They
ure tins great, prijuuip!", tdootl puritior and a
life giving lnvig»*riitor a of perfect the ltoiio
valor and system.
Never before meilieiiic in been die history conqioniideil of the world
has a ]«n
Messing the remarkable qualities of Vis
««•'* > ]nm «*««**
every di»ea-;e mauls heir to. They are
a j|« purgative as well n.s a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inllaiiiumtion Bilious of
the riser and Visceral Organs, in
Diseases
er’s The VlNKO.Mt properties BirrKUSlire of Aperuuit. Walk¬ I)i:l
jihoretie. Canninativ >, Nutritions. Laxa¬
tive. Diuretic.Sedative, tmoler-Irritant, Anti-Bilions.
Hudoriile. Alterative, and
Grateful Thousands proclaim
Vinegar Bitters, the most wonder¬
ful Invigorant that over sustained
the sinking system.
No Person can lake these Bit¬
ters according to directions, and re¬
main long unwell, provided their
bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and vital or¬
gans wasted beyond Remittent, repair. In¬
Bilious, and
termittent Fevers, valleys which of arc so
prevalent in the our great
rivers throughout the United States,
especially those of Lite Mississippi,
Ohio, Cumberland, Missouri, Arkuitgts, Illinois, Red, Tennessee,, Colo¬ fw
rado, Brazos, ltio Grande, Pearl,
vYUbama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro¬
anoke, James, and many others,
with their vast tributaries, through¬
out our entire country during tho
Summer and Autumn, and remarka¬
bly so during seasons of unusual
heat and dryness, are invariably ac¬
companied by extensive derange¬ and
ments of tlio stomach and liver,
other abdominal viscera. In tbeir
treatment, a purgative, exerting a
powerful iutluenco upon these vari¬
ous organs, is essentially the necessary.
There is no cathartic for purposo
equal to Dll. J. Walker's Vinegar
Bitters, the dark-colored as they viscid will matter speedily with rcutovo which
the bowels are loaded, at tho saute time
stimulating tho secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring tho healthy func¬
tions of tho iligustive body organs. against dis¬
Tortify the
ease by purifying all its fluids with
Vinegar JIittkrs. No epidemic lore-armed. tun
tako hold of a system thus
Dyspepsia or Indigestio n Coughs, , u « ad
uclie, J’.un in tho Shoulders,
Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Patpita- of tho
turn of tho Heart, H Inflammation
J.ungs, Pain in the region of the Kidney*,
and a hundred olLpringsof other Dyspepsia. painful symptoms, bot¬
are the Otic
tle will prove a better guarantee of its
merits than lengthy advertisement. *
a King’s
Scrofula, or Erysipelas, Evil, Swelled White
Swellings, Ulcers, Inflammations,
Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous
Indolent inflammations, Mercurial affec¬
tions, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin,
Sore Eye*, etc. In these, as in till other
constitutional Diseases, Walkku's \ is
eoasiBitteus have shown their great enr
ativo powers m tho most obstinate and
intractable eases and Chronic
For lutlaiiiuialury Remit¬
BllCUinatisni.Oout, Fevers, Bilious, Disease*
tent and Intermittent and Bladder,
of the Blood, Liver. Kidneys equal. Such Db
these Bitters hato no
case* are calls* d by Yidated Blood.
Mrriianieal Diseases.—Persons
engaged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers. Type-setters, Gold-beaters and
Miners, m lin y advance in life, arc guard sub¬
ject to paralysis ot tho Bowels. To
against this*, take a dose of Walker's
Yineuar Bitters occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Eruption*,
Tetter. Salt Kheutn, Blotches.Spots, i'im
lile*. Pustule*. Boils, Carbuncles. King
worms. Scald head. Sore Eyes, Erysipe¬ of tho
las. itch. Scurfs. Discolorations
Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of
whatever name or nature, are literally in
dug up and carried out <4 the system a
short time by the use of these Bitters.
Pin, Tape, and ol iter AVornts,
lurking in tho system of so many thou¬
sands. am effectually destroyed und re
moved. Xo system of medicine, no ver
milage*, - no ~ r.hthelminitic* will free tho
system from worms like these Litters.
ForKomal:*( oiii|tlaitils single, the in dawn young of
or old. married or at Ton
womanhood, ortbc turn nf lib, these
in Titters display «> decided an influence
that improvement is Vitiated soon perceptible. Blood
Cleanse Hit*
whenever yon find its impurities bursting
through tiie skiu in when Pimples, Eruptions, find it ob¬
or Sores; cleanse it yon cleanse
structed and sluggish in the veins; will tell
it when it is foul; your blood feelings and Inc
you when. Keep the pure,
health of tho system will follow.
H. H. Hr DON ADD * CO.,
PrumrisU & Gen. Agts.. San PrsncUro, C«bCor
ma. .v .-er. o* Washington und Chariton SU..N.T
Hold by »u UcuggiUo »ad Dewier*.
The Famous 5 tal!ion, “Billy,”
x
S m w o«n**d by me an 1 can be found the
1 l>r -( tit .season at my pime in lluneock
*• ............., ' t si • to me. either in per
Min -------- er by v letter ..... at the »sro*‘ place
Sept. 27. tf W D BllANTLEY
Lumlier, Gepeiterifli, &c.
T he undersigned having control of A.
I. Butt. SAW MIIX, about 9
milr?- from Mi Hedge ville, are prepared
to furnish good pine Lumber of every
style and grade on short novice. They
also saw Laths and manufacture Old
Fashion country chairs. They can furn¬
ish timber dressed or undressed—will
by railroad. take They arc public also pre»
to contracts lor or
l>ui dings. Give ns a call. Our
i.f&ee is MiUcdgevil’e, Ga. Sta*» Our
is located 3 miles from Carr's
M. A A. R. R.
SHIVERS WOSHEM.
janiT tim.
New Advertisements.
S 1 * K C ■ A |, f « I’A It S HUS.
0 , W. Massey Excelsior
COTTON GIN!
X J. COWISLL .v C)< >., A ‘‘■cults,
IS p nr t o. Oo o r i-iu.
\\J VV K IN VI for K wh ili« silciil oil o tlie people i 2 < e.miiiy to diis just y celebrated
eli we a n A enls in ihi S C IU " c b tiev- t l ■ i> jiood g>n, or
we would not sell it, and we coni ’.ntly recoil i iii L it l > itn^ who want a nlN. ns
tite best you cay buy.
It will (tin morn (’oft,oil iu si dsiy, with loss powor, sopstratos
the seed trout the lint olesmor, ami turns out si pret¬
tier, elcaner staple, whieh will silwstvs
eoiuuuiiHl ^ of a <'ent on the pound
mbre than cotton from
other gins.
* v *'Lnce ilml t ns nil dune adv mages c'ai.iiej foril, at tI.c Georgia Stale Fair livid
• Macon, la?!
in year, it took the
IIIG H i:^iT PHE M X U >1
oxer all the oilier gin- flint were exhibited, as being ilic
BEST GIN ON EXHIBITION.
And as a l filler ex idniicc of ns merit, we rul.join the foilowi g c i tlficnlc. pud coil d
publish maty more L it deem th s B utti icul:
This FiMiiT*, Ox., M y IGtli 1872.
is to c rtify that I hough* one ol O. W Massey s EX KLSIOK t’OTTON GINS In
18 . 2 . a„d havegined iwo crops on it with p c r eit smislaclio i. Noi c « an bcal l lor 1 gln
ness ot Draft. hn<l it cannot be choked «s Hie comm u Gin, and ntaki s beau iful ini
ea\ing iln s ed perfect y cle n. The staple coiiin.aiids J per eent. more than other < o ton
made by other fc ln». OEOliGK M. A MOSS
Tariies desiring to buy, would do well to cal! at on store and examine this gin
purchasing. g, l>o\VEU & i O., Agents,
May 80 3m Sparta, Ga.
Visitors To Augusta Georgia,
IF YOU WANT
CLOTHING
c;o TO
Cooke’s Clothing Store !
N
203 IlROAl) NTRI^RT. 203.
-to :- 1 -
rpiIK Old and Well Known Slan<l, where you will find every grade of CLOTH
JL ING, trout Medium to Fine ; and also
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
H a t s dte c .
-IN SHOUT,
READY-MADE
W SUIT K v EUYHODY, AT TIIK
V1CI?V I^OWKST PU ICES.
A. W. BLANCHARD,
May 23. 3in Augusta, Ga.
PEOPLE’S CLOTHING STORE,
W. A. RAMSEY, Ageirt
No. 2G8 HUOAI) STUEirr,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
t
V \ rKftHK NOW l, dEC’KIV'NG THE LvllGE'T AND BBSr-SELECTED
ciiy, _\ V and uf Hr.\1>Y-MAI»E inauutneiiue i expressly % LOTH ING this f<»r market si. > nier and wi 'cr th d e.u,i be found iu the
for by 08 . II ivuig ample facilities, our
slock will al ■ «ys be complete wi i It all I lie novelties of ilie season, fugethcr w ih an elegant
line of KURN'I-HING <}<>ODS of every kind. Also lI.vl’S, CAPS, TRUNKS. VA¬
LUES, I C11 ELS, L’MBKELLaS, etc.
MEASURES T.AKEN carefully, a 1 1 clothing made to order, ir/emintal to ft.
LARGE CLASS FRONT.
marts ly ftp, osi e National Kxcb .nge Bonk.
CLOTH ING CLUBS.
How to get a Fine Suit of Clothing
FOR NOTHING!
We keep constantly on hand the largest, finest and most desirable stock of Ready¬
made Clothing it*, tlm country, including suits and single garments of every descrip,
tion for Gentlemen's wear and for Boys of all ages over three years.
We have also an immense and elegant stock of Piece Goods for Custom orders,
and a corps of artistic Cutters, unequalled in any Tailoring Houso of either Europe
or America.
AVe are the sole manufacturers of Th© American Yok© Shirt, which
is unequalled for ease, elegance and durability. They are sold either Ready-mad c or
To Order.
We keen the most elegant and conplete lines of Rot>©S de Chambr©
and Smoking Jackets in the United States.
Our numerous patrons in all parts of the country do business with us by means
the System of Measurement introduced by un twenty years ago, and since used with
very great success.
We do business on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, For Cash, to everybody, and
fill orders by mail at the same prices as charged over the counters of our Stores.
The National reputation of our House for the superiority of our goods, and honest
treatment of our customers, is a guarantee that any orders s» nt us will be faithfully
filled.
NOTICE THIS OFFER!
Any gentleman who will send for onr Samples and prices, and will secure Cash
orders for us to the amount of $300, shall receive a Custom Made Suit of Black
Broad Cloth, the same as we sell for $60. ,
Or for either of the following amounts the corresponding premium:—
$400, a Business Suit, - at $40.
350, “ *35.
300, 4* *• 30.
250, It “ 25.
200 II ii “ 20
, .
150, Half Dozen Shirts, - II 15.
100, a Pair of English Custom Made Pants, “ 10.
Or any other goods that may be selected of equal value.
applicant*.. Cards of Samples, and Books of Instructions sent upon request to bona fids
ilfjyUCL
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST. BROADWAY AND WARREN ST.
BOX 9959, F. O., XXW FORK.
THREE HUNDRED DOZEN
KLID GLO VBS,
N 1 n*’r«-sed, Opera, an I Street qit.il ties. All a ONE lH)LL;»u per pair. The best
we II I e ever *o«l m lh.it price.
NEW O A S S I M E R E 8 .
A VERY CHOICE LOT df new uierlium, low priced mid pure Am rio.n, French, and
glisli C tbsiiucres, fur i-iilc very low.
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
More new n yl s of Linen Hollars and ( iiHk, wli le und colored, variously ornamented.
Striptid II oso
For Hie L.dies. SOMETHING NEW.
'1 wo ( awes oi* Gingham
Will be j Jibed at low figures by
liiuriS C Gfl Y & o„ Augusta, Georg a.
LADD’S HYDRAULIC LIME.
65 Alabama Street,
A'l’I.A >'I’A. - GEOHHIA,
ap4 3 in A* C. I.AI>I). Ar«t.
SPRING GOODS.
»*
Wliolesale and retail
>
*—
\17E ARK NOW RECEIVING OUR S1’RIN T <1 STOCK, PURCHASED WITH CASH
V v at prices be ow the market.
50 Packages Opened this Day.
150 Pieces of the Best and Cheapest Blac& Alpacas made,
25 Pieces Heavy Gios Grain Black Silk, at $1 75 unct $2.
20 Cases Assorted Prints.
25 Dozen Jouvin’s Paris made Kid Gloves, At
Merrimacs- Amoskeags, and Garner’s, at 10c,
Mourning Dress Goods,
Choice Standard Prints,
Tickings, Hickory Stripes. Plaids,
Bleached Shirtings—all tl e popular brands,
King Philip Cambric—Superior to Lonsdale, 22c.
We invite lit© closest; buyers 10 examine our stock, being t o lfidont of our ability <0 fire
entiiesatisfaction in prices and quality of goods.
feb JAMES A. GIIaY & CO.
14 ly
JONES tSs BAXTER,
C°‘‘»cr CoHon A'* Cherry St,,
MACON, GEORGIA,
T/" KE 1 * CONSTANTLY ON HAND—
T' lincssce Count.y Cured Hams, Sides, end Shoulders,
Western Clear llihbcd Sides, Hums, end Shoulders,
Card, iu tierces, kegs, and tins,
Tobacco, Rice. etc.
• Corn, Oats, ami Hay,
Meal ami Flour of all grades, in sacks and barrels,
Soup Mar"li. and Candles,
Virginia and Liverpoo 1 Salt, •
( hewacla (Ala.) l.ime, Plaster of Paris,
Clast m g l!,i,, Laths, anti Cement, all of best quality.
Asrittts f 0 ' Stevens’ Sewer Pipe Drain Tile mid Fire Brick,
fnre < orn and liye IV hisky. 'I lie Acme Whisky, in barrels and cases.
Sole Arents for the State of Georgia for the celebrated Chcsluiu Drove Whisky, in bar*
* rels and Cases. Full quart bottles
All of which we will sell utlowes market rates. juue 13 8 m
MRS. N. BRUM CLARK’S,
251 riroad ist, Augu«ta, Ga.,
T ARG S'lOCK of Millinery Goods. Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Feather*, Riba
G bons, Laces, Collars ; Ilair Curls, Braids Ac , &o.
Fm.oy Dry Goods in variety. Bolts, Buckles, Setts, Far Drops, Pins, Chains,
Canvas, Zephyr \\ ool, Shetland Wool, Buttons, Gitnps, Fringes, Inserting*,
Edgings, Hats &c., Ac. Crape Veils, Love Veils.
and Bonnets made of good material at reasonable prices.
Mrs. Clark is Agent lor Madame Demorest’s i'alterns for Ladies and chil»
dren. Send lor Catalogue.
MRS N DRUM CLARK,
251 Broad Street, Augusta, G*.
feb 1-1 ly
THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.
IT TS THE OLDEST and the
Latest Improved.
Nothing more simple, durablo or easy to learn. Agents wanted in every coun¬
ty in Georgia. Apply to TIIE HOME MACHINE CO.,
f.;b 14 12 m Atlanta, Ga.
JAMES SMITH,
Contractor «Sa Builder
ALSO MANUFACTURES:
Sashes. 331inds, Uoors, Mouldings. &g . 9 «&c,
1TANTLE PIECES, Door and Window Frames made to order at short notice
Jl Also, a supply of Lumber, rough and dressed. Flooring and ceiling kept
constantly on hand and lor sale at reasonable rates. All orders promptly at¬
tended to.
Factory and Lumber Yard, Sparta, Ga. v,
REAM ! REAR! !
\\ \\ K will SPARTA, b" found where at E. P. keep BUI constantly .NUT’* old sta^ naud , an a ' ! CHOICE , JELECTION of °l d ,l “
in we o«*
WITVKH A NI) IAQUORS,
and all C‘ O O L I C DRLVKS for Summer, GIVE US A CALL.
HOWDY St t’O
July Syarti, 12, lsl*~