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Newspaper Page TextADVERTISER. I BVJtKY TilUIiollAY KOItSlNO. own, G-a., December 11. Cbnrch Directory. METIIODUtT. B4BBAT1I D. J. Mtbiok, rMt»r. BAPTIST. 83ATUS, C. 1£. U».-n»*Bso«, raetor. t rRiJ«BifTE»lAN. )«.BBATUS t. B, Jo««. Pastor •. • '* * *" ' (YIUHT8 Oi’ HOSOli. ywn Lotife No. 273. ig&RK.. Dierx-ror. - a*roaTKU meet* ;*crj Monday sight •Oat 3d and masomc. ■Ionia Lodie F. A. M. W.M. IdKINS - -•* Swretsry J comaiunicatlou 3rd Friday uiyht iu jth. In room over U anting ton A Wright’* CAL NEWS. n yon want School Books coll ad ford & Walker’s. (pie of refiued tastes all prefer eat perfumes. Those Lunborg ctsat Bradford & Walkers till ill. inn & Bro. are opening up a uew ol|gouds. beautiful line of new shawls at i & Bro’s. ^ you want the best rnealiu towu, i Lowery’s llestaurant. 11 on Wynn Bro. lor lumber. you want an extra neat pair go to A. 1). Hogg A Co’s nud tern. ^ ^ n’t worry with a cough when worth ot that cough syrup at ford & Walker’s will r-heveyou. 'ore you buy a corset examine new tsyle ones at A. L). llogg uovG It r3T“Mr. West, we ore informed, will build neat tenement houses od both sides of that portion of the street running through his land. We are glad io note that Mr. Dick Gammon has so far recovered that he is enabled to occasoual'y take a stroll on the streets.-] litre was quite a crowd out to witness the baptism last Sunday evening. J3f“The concert given by Prof. Snow and his class on last Fiiday night was, as usual with Ins con certs, a success. S3r\Xe again take occasion to say that the future of onr town is almost entirely at the mercy of our mer chants. Fresh, pure drugs are the kind you want aud Bradford Walker’s is the house to get them from. tf 3^” The Methodist Conference having found Rev. D. J. Myrick to be the right man in the right place, returns him to the pastoiate of the church in this place, lie is a good preacher and a man of great know ledge and extensive imformation. fggt-Capt. West will open a street from his residence to the depot, thus giving us a broad and beautiful street from Broad street opposite Dr. Rich- ardson’s office to the depot. Prof. SaiuT P. Snow, Who has been among us for a year, and who is now a citizen of onr town having decided to locate permanent ly here, gives notice in this iesue of the next term of his Music Class. llis system of instruction is the sumo as that used by first-cUss teach ers throughout the country, and his success as a teacher is shown by the wonderful progress uf his pupils since has been here. Those desiring to educate their children iu this reliuiug art will do 11 to cousider the opportunity which is offered tie m. II you wish nioe, fresh fish, call iu D. J. Lowerv. D. Hogg & Co. have some ex ice ladies dress goods they wish nuvU 4t Luudhorg's extracts are the most fragrant aud delicate perfumes made. Biudlord & Walker keep them for ,le. this seasou of the year a box of DFORU & WALKKR’8 Liver iu the house will often prevent icted sickness by being used in They cost only 25 cents and iy do you no good they cost lothing. - Try one box aud he need. L ad, 01, Colors, Varnishes, ashes t nd all kinds of Painters Stock a Bradford & Walker's. 3rd * Walker keep tHe beet writius e bed anjwiiere. Tike your iukruud there it ailed f.r » uickel. l box ot Bradford * Walker’e lie io roar Uouee all the lime. A I’V ' y’ ,ed time occ.-oon.lly whee you feel e little eorte" will often «•« you a loud a aud a/liil louse* doctor a bill. A eticU eaves dime**—eometteice ninelj -nltie. out ten years ago I was con Id a confirmed dyspetic and my was considered a hopeless one c- phvsicans wlio treat-*! nie. 1 advised to trj the liver uiedi- prepared by Dr. J. G. Reiser. 1 three bottles'and was entirely l and am now sound and w*-U. 1 der it an invaluable remedy for disorder and hearuly r-coui- 1 it to all afflicted with that com- t.—Joim Keuedy, Ca.sville, For sale inCedartown by Brad- & Walker at 75 cents per bottle. j patent nostrum is the Iitos IC at Bradford & Walkers, but id, houeat, home- made remedy. ON Tonic, at Bradford & W alk is the cheapest aud best tunic ii Try iu tf oats yon nothing to try a bottle it Ibon Tonic at Bradford & Bps unless itbenefitsyou. Money Jed in every instance where it ,o give satisfaction. tf Notices. :tieB desiring us to do legal ad ung should always bring them 9 o’clock Wednesday morning rder to insure insertion. It 1 be better to hand them in early lay morning. Remember al to have the necessary fee ac. iany the advertisement. SMEMBER that if you buy a of Bradford & Walker’s Liver and they do not give entire sat- tion you can get a box of any : pills in the market without re. There is no chance for you se by trying a box o them. Agent in Haralson County. hn K. Holcomb, jr., sheriff of ilson county, is authorized to ve and receipt for subscriptions 10 Advertiser in that county, specially request onr frtenus in county to make set'lemont with at the first opportunity. tf isfation Guaranteed e are putting up and selling, on- Dur own table, the following list family remedies, on which we rantee satisfaction or will refund money iu every instance. This fair, open and shut proposition there is no danger of your wast- money on worthless nostrums if buy our preparations: ron Tonic. ierve and Bone Liniment. 'ege table Liter Pills, antonine Worm Candy. 'oor Man’s Porous Plasters, lye Water. ’eethiug Syrup, liectric Polish, lorse and Cattle Powders, nsect Powder. Bradford A Walker, Cedartown, Ga. it Iron Tonic ft Bradford & Walkers is a sure venative of chills. Yon should p a bottle on hand if you have r reason to apprehend an attack chills and lever. Costs only one lara pint, or fifty cents a half t, and if it doca you no good corns i nothing. MeaJs at all hourj at Lowety’s, 30 Bualn-ls Lime at Wybu & Bro’s. A most delicious assortment of : esii candies at Bradford & Walker's. A good square meal lor 25 cents at L.weiy’s. Good steak, hum aud ogga at Lowe yV, for 25 ceuta a meal. Call at Lowery’s and get a meaL A. I). 11 -eg r\hc compete stock <>i huo: particularly nice ladies md see them. Ccdsrtown Hotel-J. II. Maxwell, Pro prietor, The foil-wing persons have regis tered at the Cedartown Hotel :u the past seven days: P J Sehefk'. r, F B Law, L Shat- ..-ls, Atlanta; W B Tomlinson, J G Jane's, Prof J C Harris and wife, Miss Kate E ltoper, Miss Carrie E Preh- hle,Miss Anna Harris,J K Tomlincor, 0 A lleath.CE IL-alh, F M Ilight, II ^ King, M EWrst, city; J P John son, wile and daughter, Cave Spring; P G Bracken, Macon, Ga, John A Lemoville, Nashville, 'JVnii; J A Goode, R M McGlatcliey, V\ R Hunt, Cherokee Railroad; L W Randell, Rock mart; W B Fenton, Knoxville; ‘ T Middleton, W B Cochran, Bar- . w county; R M Good-all. Nashville; IV K 11 use, Gartersvilh; R P Spen cer, Columbus, Ga; R v George Har ris and wife, city; F M S-sk, Louisville, Kv; IV II Jennett, Elijay, Ga; D M Ilyatt Quail, N C. The following letter which was crowded out of our last issue by the unexpectedly large number of Sheriffs advertisemeuts, was written to ns about two weeks since, by a stndent of Mercer University, a young man of whom our couuty will some day be proud. Mr. Editor. If you will indulge me I will write you some observa tions which I made of the proceed ings of the State Fair during the most important portion of the week, I visited the fair grounds for the first time on Wednesday evening and in passing through the large gate in to the Park, with a longing desire to see everything of interest on exhibi tion, I regret to say .that- the first thing I observed was-gambling car ried on in various ways am] in ever-- corner. On entering the Floral in. 1 however, andexamining .the various and beautiful fiowets Spread out-be fore me and isteutng to.-the sweet, melting strains of mysi'c’Svhicli flow- •■(1 from the trial instruments ou ex. hibitim insensibly my..mind wan dered away from the unholy sigh', which greeted me on mj* first enter ing the Park. After examining this department for some time,' I passed to the next story; I .there saw many things ol interest, amohg which were 3ome curious stones, relics of the In dian and some unknown and forgot- ron race, and a manuscript book written ages ago and handed down from generation to generation. Iu this department I also iuund many articles the handiwork of .adies v. hie evidently cost many hours of weari ness and toil. The art gallery which was on the third and last story of the building I first enter'd, was tilled with a crowd gazing, delighted and pleased, upon me beautiful pictures, many ot which were doubtless the work or at least the conceptions of some ol tli • masters. I went through the Agricultural department with greut*ph*asure and foundjthere various products of the earth besides many sptcim> us of carriages, buggies ami wagons. It is a joylul thought to think that the country is advancing in any great enterprise. For this reason 1 was glad to See on exhibition much fine stock, a goodly nunilier of blooded Cows and horses. But the re, is still room for improvement aud I hope the good work will go on-as the years glide by. On Thursday the Fair grounds were crowded with people from al most every point in the State, and this was considered the grandest day of the Fair. The Buffalo chase, re peated on Friday, ami the teat per- lormed by the Mexican rider, who rode twenty miles in forty nine min utes and sixteen seconts, making thirty six mounts aud dismounts were the main features uf the rue ing. The most affecting scene duriiq the Fair wis the uuv. iltug of the s >1 doifa monument accompanied by an eloquent address from 11 <n. Thomas Hardeman dedicating the monument iu the purpose lor which ii was ere 3- ted. Yours truly, Mercer, ISAAC T. MEE, Dealer in Tin, Stoves, Hard ware and HoLLW-WAREofall kinds. Cook and Heating Stoves, both wood and coal burners, a specialty. Stove Pipe Ventilators, fire-proof; Stove fixtures of all kinds, cheap. Gall and pi ice mv goods, if you want bottom prices and good artioles. All kind of job work done on short notice. Rooting and guttering a specialty. With many thanks to my custo mers for past favors, I respectfully solicit a continuation of their trade in !u'ure, trusting that I uiay not only merit 4h^r trade, but many new customs*^. I shall, from time time continue ttfenlarge my stock and keep a larger and better assortm nt of everything in my line for the bet- t -r ace n^Aiqjdatiou of all my custo mers.' nov374t ,JL For Sale; A*. 9, Silver Plated Wilson Sewing Machine, bran new with complete set of attachments, very low. Apply at this office. tf Cotton .Notice. Tflie Cedartown Wan-honse is now prt*pared to receive and store cotton and solicits the patronage of farmers and merchants. IVe are not yet pre pared to insure against loss by fire therefore take no tire risks at pres- "aib.*n"n^St»«';.VtaS EAST SIDE OP MAIM STREET, and covered with iron. Terms for weighing and storage: For 10 days or less, 12^ cents ; 10 to 15 days, 15 cents ; 15 to 20 days, 20 cents; 20 to 30 days, 25 cents, and 25 ce.-.ta per month for longer time. CIIAMBUSS & HURT. NEW HOUSE, NEW MERCHANTS, NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES! A. D. HOGG & CO., MfllKT STIFLHrEFX - , CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA, H AVE jnst opened a select stock of GENERAL MERCIIANDiSE in their new store, and want all their friends and the public gen erally to call and let them show their goods aud prices. Their s ock was bought before the recent rise in nrices, and they feel confident of having imods at bottom figures. They hive beautiful Un-ss Goods, Calicoes, Cor sets, new .-Ryle, Bleaching?, Flannels, Cassimeres, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans Hosiery, Gloves, Hardware, Notions, etc., etc. Extra nice Gentlemens Underwear very low. , . 04 . Remember the place—last brick store on Sonth Main Street, west Side. THOMAS BERRY. ALFRED SHORTER, JOHN MONTGOMERY M. F. McLaURIN, GEO. M. 15ATTEY. ph 16 CHEAP GOODS. FresHcnl’;- Jlc-saje. New York Son. The ni'-ssnge is destitute of any great <>r important snggesti n on any subject, whatever, and which mainly tattles about getting more money for one thing or another, un der one pretext or another, out of the country. Philadelphia Times. The message is commonplace, even to stupidity, aud fully one third of it is made up of incincere and bor rowed platitudes on n:v:l service re form. There is not to be found in it a single original suggestion or a parngaph that displays the qualities of the statesman. Stephens’ love fur Grant is not of recent date. When he was throttling liberty in Louisiana with the bayo net, Alex, said he was right. Now, to Bay nothing of the baseness of the sto<>p-to-conquer poilicy, its folly is apparent iu the light of past events. In pursuance of a sickly sentiment ality to appease the North we nomi nated Horace Greeley, the’ father of Radicalism, and what good did itdo? It brought, ns no more Northern sup. port, and broke the back of Democ racy for many years. And will it be any better with Grant? Sacrificing principle never does auy good.—Or augebury ( S. C.) Times. Governor Colquitt has discharged the duties of the Chief Executive of the State, with fidelity and ability. He has been surrounded with fraud and corruption on every side, yet lie has passed the fiery ordeal of the recent investigations, without a stain upon his character as a man, or a reproach as an official.—Carnesville Register. A word to the wise is suflicient. A minister made an interminable call upon a lady of his acquaintance. Her little daughter, who was pres ent, grew weary of his conversation, and whispered in an audible tone, “Didn’t he bring his amen with him, mamma ? n That Sow Law. The new law passed b„> t'.l gener al assembly is more strict aud u>> n- prehensive than the ol t act arid adils to the lirt of inditnble-.off-uses. Fo.- merly it waa-uot penal; to Vote with out paying uli luxes due, but n iw such a vote would make it liable to pros cutiou. The now laj rec-wtly passed iu reference to illegal vrliug, buying and selling Tetes, Ac., is as follows: Sec. 1. Be it enai tojl by the gen eral assembly o; toe State of Georgia, that S e. 45(i'J of the-emte of 1S7J, which privides a punishment for buying or s- Ring, or offering to buy or sell, or b. ing cobeAnea in buying or selling a vole, and for voting un lawfully at anv election in this s ate, he and the same is hereby amended s;i that the said 8 ction shall read as follows; Any p rs.m who'shall here after vote at any such ele -tion, who lias not resided six months uext pre ceding said election in the county in which he so voted, or who has i ot piad all taxes which, since the adop tion of the preseut constitution of this state have been required of him, pr- vious to the year in which said election occurs, and which he has had an opportunity ol paving agreea bly to law ; or who lias been convict ed ill any court of competent juris diction, of treason against the sta'e, or tmbezzlement ol public funds, malpractice in office, bribery or lar- cenev, or of any crime involving mortal turpitude, punishable by the laws of this state witn iinpris >nm nt in the penitentiary, unless such per son shall have been pardoned, shall be indicated, and on conviction shall be punished as prescribed in section 4310 of the code. Sec. 2. Reppeals conflicting laws. Scboo! Notice. By erder of the Board of Educa tion, the Public School term has been cha.nged from the mouths of July, August and September, to the months of January, February and March. The annual examination of teach ers for the Public Schools in Polk county for the year 18S0 will be held at the Court House in Cedartown, embracing the 29.h and 30th of De cember, 1879. The examination will begin at 10 o’clock, a. in., on Mon day, the 29th of December. T. L Pittman, C. S. C. Polk Couuty. Ocue-td The name of Miss Annie Hill was onjthe programme of last evenings concert for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers, but having contrac t'd a severe cold, her friends feared, she would be unable to fulfill her engage ment. However, she appeared and sang Ernaoii luvblauii in tones 81 i leor, aud with such artistic execu tion, that she received a hearty eu- ceire. I was enabled to do this, she said, by using Couss ns’ Honey ol Tar, the hest compound iu the world lor clearing the voice, relieving hoarse ness, curing coughs and colds. Price 50.it.*. For Sale by Bradford & IVal- ker, Cedartown, Ga. ma.ch 13, ’’79-eowly If von have. Corns or Bunions, nso C<msi«tB ILightiring l iuiue iii, and V-m C-.it nip the light tantus-ic with with ease and grace. It will also pure Rheum* ism, Lame Back, Sprains. B uises, etc. Ou animals, for Galls, fq-uyin, Riuebmie. etc., it ■ tf.cts a speedy and pe.-mai.eui cur.-. Remember Gousseiis' Lightning I, nine i;t. Price 50 cts. For Sale hy Bradford & Walker, Cedarlo« n, Ga. march 13, ”79-euwly Have just moved into their elegant new Store Rooms on Where they are now opining an extensive stock of &EEERAL MERCHANDISE, Their Goods were selected with great care and with an eye to the needs of their customers and were bought for Cash. They will be sold at the lowest figures. Go and examine their stock and prices before making your purchases. au^* tf HDDVP s “ M 111 \ ii gsi, a pJ Wlaoleeisls! Grocers, Commission Merchants, and cotton factors, AT OLD RAIL ROAD DEPOT AND STEAMBOAT WHARF, BOMB, GEORGIA. I®-Liberal Cash Advance made on Cotton and Produce Consigned to ns. Decl 3m W. Phillips & Have received (and are daily making additions to it) their Fall Stcck of - DRY ©CODS Of every description, including’ a fine line- of CLOTHING, HATS, CADS, BOOTS and SHOES.;: They think they have the finest line of goods they have ever pur-, chased, and at lower prices. They ask an examination by every one. Tbev will 'hereafter keep Wagon Malarial of all kinds from a Ivnch . , 1 * .e inh20-ly ■™—— ■ ■ 1 ■»r ■■■ ■ ? in to *ny part of the wagon. Kneesas® Perforated Corn Board, bo h plain and silvered, at Bradford & Walker’s. oct30-tf Consumption Cured. An ol.l physician, mired from predict'. Laving had placed In hie hands hr au Sast India mieeiona ry the formula of a aiiuple vegetable remedy for the epeedy aud pcrmauct cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, i atarrah, Ashma, and all Throat and Lung A flection a. also a poetivc and radical cu.e for Nenrou* Debility aud all Nervous Complaints, Uavinj; tested its wonderful curative powers ... thousands of ca»*es, has felt it his daty to make it kLown to his suffering fellows. Actuatod by this motive and a desire to relieve human snffcrlni:. I will send free of charge to all who desire It, thU rt-cipe, in German, ¥*rcneh, or English, with lull di- rec .ions for preparing and using. Sent by mail, by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, \V. W. IjuEUAB, IW rowers’Block, Kocheeter. N* Y. octl€ flm OBWEB HALL, Main street, Cedartown, Georgia. (Jud Crab’s Old Stand,) ■ lllfl & IBAIItli 2?HOPHXBTOR3. W E keep a full lino of WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES, GIN and BEEU. Wo make a specialty of the famous “Cobweb Li quors and Stone Mountain Corn and B->urbou. We keep only pure Liquors, such as may be used fur medicinal purposes or as a beverage. Give us a trial and he convinced. ^ Nov6-2m Also, r, nice lot of FAMILY GROCERIES, cheap. L> OWH CHICAGO SCALE CO., 149 and 151 Jefferson Strcot Chionreo. Til.. Have reduced the prees of al! kinds of SCALES. 4-ton Wagon!Scales, $C0. | 2-ton Wagon^cales, $40 All other siz's at a gn at reduction. Every Scale “fully warranted Ws Elaks no Blow About it, | hnt ilou’t mind telling you in a quiet way. j th.it we have one of the largeet and beet BBLRC ItKD STOCKS of KALL .nd WINTKH GOODS I I ever brought to Cedartown, and telling them at! price* tlmT will aatoniah yon, and all your | friends. You may not believo It, In lact. I | we had rather you would not. wo want I you to come and see for yourself, and be convinced. I 13T It will pay you to see us before you sell jour COTTON or bay your GOODS. PBATHERSTO?! & 03. BMDF0E2 & WALKER, DRTO&XSTS, ‘Webb’s Restaurant, Bakery, Lager Beer, & Ale, Neatly OppotdUi tbc New Masonic Tempi*, „Yo. 57, Broad Sired, Home, Ga WEALS AT ALL HOURS. Oysters, Birds, Game, Fish, &e., iu their Season, and Always the Best the Market Affords Furnished. Also Lodgings Furnished Stranger Meals 25ots each; Lodgings 25cts per head.march 27-tf They have it very bad in the 8 did North. TheJCnicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad couldn’t adver tise excursion tickets to the Grant reCi p ion in Chicago without stating in tut hand bills that Grant was “the man especially created by Providence to triumphantly tramp e out the most wicked rebellion of the Chris tum era. and crush to earth those uncompromising traffickers in hu- mau flesh, in their heinous, unholy and unpardonable crime O; attempt ing to destroy the most indulgent Government the sun ever shone upon.”—Chronicle. Alexander II. Stephens denies the reports that he has left the democrat ic parly and will suppuit Grant. We are really Sorry. Stephens never was a democrat and is not uow. He could do less harm out of the demo cratic camp than in it. And the man who said that Hayes’s title was better than Washington’s because it was res adjudicata iB really not fit to, and Btiould not be in the democratic partv.—St. LonisPost Dispatch. Three cheers aud a regular old royal Bengal tiger for Bob; Toombs! Georgia ought to send a man j of his glorious manhood to the United States Senate. •- He throws her Hills and Gornons into the shade, and stands forth as her :most splendid representative pf free,"republican principles.—States. The most m of all days is the one in which we have not laughed.— Cbampfort. NEW Lively and Sale Stable, Cor. Main £ rnor Street: “FALL TRADE OPENED. GREAT BREAK IN PRICES CUSTOMERS ASTONISHED at the Extremely LOW TRICES asked or Goods. CEDARTOWN. GA. W. F TREADAWAY, Proprietor. New Vehicles, Good Stock and low prices. Give me a trial. Jan. 1, ’70 ly J. K. Williamson. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND ra W FIT ■TjBR-i CEDARTOWN, • GEORGIA. Office, Bradford & WalkeFi Lept25-tf L CHOICE HOUSE. CAVE SPRING, GA, R. C. Tilly, Prop LIVERY AND FEED STABLES MAIL COACH TO CEDAATOWN DAILY. ELEGANT LINES OF ALL G00D8 KEPT IN A MIXED STOCK Sole Agents for the Bay State Standard Screw-Fastened SX30SSS AND BOOTS, TIN WARE AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. TDo MULinery Department, Under tlm supervision of Miss Lizzie Velvin, Is first-class, and the latest styles are always on hand. Call and see onr magnificent Stock now arriving. PHIIaPOT & DOBBS. NEW STORE. NEW FIRM, [NEW GOODS SOUTH MAIN STREET, CEDAETOWS. GEOR&IA, Keep always on liand a complete stock of all things usually totind in a first-class Drugstore. Country physicians will find onr drugs fresh aud reliable. Prescriptions pnt up with special care. YoiTKtfg g Select, ROME, (Shorter Block) GA LIFE SIZE (bust) for only ten dollars; haif life size only five dollars. His work is all strictly first-class. Makes copies of all sorts of pic,nres auy size and character desired. feb27-ly A. J. YOUHC, • .DEA LER IN Corn and Hye "Wbiskiss, Wine, Gias and Brandies, Noyes Warehouse, CEDARTOWN, GA. A .Specialty made of Stone Mountain Bourbon aad .Stone Mountain Corn Whiskey THE“RE.LEE, and OLD CABINET” Cannot be excelled. I keep such Liquors as may be used as a beveragae or for medical purposes, with perfect safety. Give me a c-a.ll. Good treat ment guaranteed. oct 3, tm i9. jmsmatma■ * i it mi > ■ .j. 1 —g—A_ DR. S. W. JONES, wi'rn H. E. PEHBEETOM. WHOLESALE Drugs, Paints, Yaraisliofi, Diquors, Oils, Glass sad Seeds, NO. 55, NORTH MARKET STREET, yg a gv."5~r~N7~IX-3jCjNZ1.7 i’-iiLKTIf-J'. Glnwng, Beeswax, Fccthcre, Bags. Wool, Dried Fralt, etc., UUea on account from customer. i£hest market price. ^ 1AB1 & Dealers in General Merchandise, US All? ST., CEDARTOWN, ©A. (Next door to Philpot & Dodds’.) -^-E KEEP ON HAND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FANCY GROCERIES, Etc., and feel confident that the public will find it to their interest to exam ine our stock before purchasing. Sept25-toJa»l OLDEST JLBIB B1SST dr. j. BRADFORD’S IF-jiTTcr and Dyspeptic Msdioins This is a prompt and certain cure for all diseases of the Liver, such an Dvspepsia, Hendache, Chills and Fever, &c.. Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every ease, or money returned. For sale by druggists generally. J. G. TEISBR, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Garden Seeds, etc., Rome, l? a, . For sale by Bradford & Allen, Cedartown, Ga., and R. T. Hoyt and D ’ J. Powers, Rome, G a.