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mm*. D. B. FREEMAN, Editor. FSTAdvertiwmentBinsurlod at the rate •Tjl Iht aquarc, for ttie flint insertion nna 50 cents per square for each suhse- qnsnt insertion. The sp:u'C of one inch is reckoned as a sqnarr-. Special rates J riven on adrnrt-iecnirtfle to run for a eager pariod than one Mouth. Cedartown, Ga., Thursday July ig, -833. The Mormons have ti:is year sent out S60 missionaries. It willbea lit tle strange if people who do not like Mormons will “send out” some mis sionaries. Ne\V Youk city real estate is val- «cil>*te$ly979,130,599. Tliis is about four times 1 the valuation of all the taxaliie' property in the whole State of Georgia. work of progress. The South, taught by experience, is rapidly pushing ahead oil this line. To-day, she can point to half a hundred manufactu ring towns where before the War she had not one. This spirit has made such wonderful growths in Birming ham, Ain., as possible. It has built forges, opened mines of gold and cop per and coal, erected factories and laid down long lines of railway. We have abandoned the idea long ago by the county authorities on the prop erty so relumed to the respective tax collectors of said counties, and all the laws now in force in this State as to the valuation of property, and the en forcement of the collections of the county tax due thereon, in the case of individual tax payers, are hereby made applicable to said companies." See. 2. Be it further enacted, That said railroad companies shaii annu ally return to the Comptroller Go: - SbfJ'TfF Carolina and Connecticut Have so Harmonized lately that, as a Cbfrespondent expresses it: You tohld not shake q palmetto tree to-day anywhore' in the country without bringing down a hatful of wooden fsutmegs. that there is nothing for us to do but era! a sworn iisfc of schedule, which to plant cotton. We have come to j shall contain a correct detailed in- know that there is profit for us in i ventory of all the roiling slock be- manufacturing as well as producing {longing to such company, and which the great staple; that there is inex-1 shall distinctly set forth* the number haustible wealth in our rivers, our I of locomotives of all classes, passoi:- raOnutains, our valleys :md our fields.) gcr ears of ail classes, express, bag- We know that if those at a distance j gage, freight, and ali kinus of cars, can make articles that we not’d, and ; owntsl or ooerated by them ou such sell them to us at a profit, wcaiso can J roods, with valuation of same, and at make them at a profit at home. In j same time Khali return sworn state- other words, in homely phrase, we j incuts or schedules, setting form the we convinced that it will not do to ! length of the main track in each have all our eggs in one basket. Wc I county through which said road runs, ninst utilise all our resources, build j the total leugiii in tiiis Biate, and the uj> industries of every character. No J entire length of the road, matter how small it is, how appar- fc'cc. 3. r>e it further enacted, That ently insignificant, its benefit will be j the ordinaries or board of county felt. 2, o eoniinmiity can afford to commissioners of tiievaiiouseouaties ol tiiis citato through which any mii- 311 ear at any enterprise which, at least, promises well. There is no country in the worid. perhaps, more biesseu with natural advantages than the road, may run, be, mid the same are hereby required, to give notice tat 11a Comptroller General annually of the SUMMER Imprudences ARE SURE TO BRING ON SUMMER DISEASES INDIGESTION, DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY, COLIC, CRAMPS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, FEVERS, Ac., Ac. iusctactusz lira A3D TfiS KC5SHLECb EUT Now clipper Mower, Perry Dam's Pain Kiihr Drives T:icm At,-at. Drives The:: Away. Drives Them Aw at. tfia nri:!i EX,.miS aw ui-vr»'-a far cir.pdriiy ii coiisfm’irir, ?•»=■• of lijttwiijir, dacuiibi; vcrkiitjcak-acity WHITE & MARSHALL, Dealers in Furniture of All Kinds, Our Stock embraecs Everything usually kept in a Furniture Store. BED LOUNGES PICTURE FRAMES, MOULDING, CORN ICING; -— 1 WINDOW SHADES, t- NOTIONS; MATTRESSES, CENTER TABLES. MIRRORS. *'*' p0 °' ! rx **°-"‘ iS!d kept constantly cn hand. *®atS-ife i-ciiiodcl old Fuf-nUurc and reoair Sewing Machines. COFFINS Caskets ! uuHth Tl*e JfilW CLZPiijZX frz* tZl the advantage? ot fbe CLD CLTMUJJ MOWER wiiii many yhIjaUj liDproveradN*-?. Send r « iMriri'm.Trp Cogd JUiEN IS WANTiiD la ur occupied territory. DON'T BE WITHOUT FAIN KILLER. \ EUT OF AST DRUSSIST. i d. s. mzm & cc%, Broc'tport,K!ar.roc8o.,M,y Our stock ia those goods em- brpe: a. good Variety of Styies :id»? n full ran^e of Sizes. mmm AN Indiana woman gave up a trip to California, sold her ticket for half price, 'and returned home from the railroad station on learning that she could not have her pet dog with her in the car. We are convinced that all the fools arc not to be found in pants. The Savannah News says: “But seven Northern States hold elections next fall. These are Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylva nia Ohio, Iowa and Minnessota. All of these supported Garfield save New Jersey. The Republicans must earry ail'or most of them to be in safe trim for ’84, while the Democrats would he content with New York and New Jersey.” Mr. Mackny, the “Bonanza King,” has, according to the London World, purcluised a famous Rembrant por trait from the Marquis of Lansdowne for*25,000—“a largish figure.” The World adds: but Mr. Maekay can doubtless afford it, since that paper gravely asserts that his income aver ages $0,000,000 a year, ; “and there does not seem any prospect of the mines- from which he derives his wealth becoming exhausted.” will be the prosperity-. We need only have faith in ourselves and show our faith by our works, to create the same eonSilence i 11 others. TheSouih- ern people, realizing this, have turn ed t-neir attention earnestly to devel oping ail the resources of t'hrir sunny land. It is an assurance of greater work in the future, work that will place the South in the van of progress. THE TEN Disinters. The Apportionment Bill to be Be- ported to the Legislature. Atlanta Constitution. The Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser Says: “An the time for two-ceut postage to take effect draws nigh, the fact becomes more and more evident in the falling off of receipts of the Post Office Department from sales ol stamps, Ac. A handsome surplus is shown, and really an increase over list year- is apparent, but the ratio of increase is not so great. People are holding off from making purchases of stamps in large quantities, especially the “request,” or stamped envelopes, the sales of which have fallen off to almost nothing. A11 unprecedented rush of business in the Stamp De partment is expected after the first of October. The color of the new two- cent stamp is a handsome shade of brown or light chocolate. The bust of Washington has been re-engraved. r.nd to the artistic eye is a much finer piece of work thau the same figure now adorning the three-cent stamp, nnil more closely resembles the exact features of the Father of his Country being taken from the cast from life taken by . Houdin. Altogether, th new’Stamp is one of the neatest ever issued by the Government. Tiie special joint commiltc of the Senate and House met yesterday in the Senate chamber to consider and report a bill for the re-districting the State. Tiie committee is composed of twenty-seven members—nine from the Senate and eighteen from the House. There were twenty-four members of the committee present. Mr. DuBignon, Chairman of the Senate Committee, presided. The subcommittee made a report of the following bill: A bill to be entitled an act to ap portion and divide the State of Geor gia into ten Congressional districts in conformity to the act of Congress, ap proved on the 25tli of February, 1882. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of this State that from and after the passage of tiiis act in con formity with the above recited act of Congress, there shall be in (his State ten Congressional districts, to be known as the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth Congresssional dis tricts, and be constituted as follows, until changed by act of tiie General Assembly, viz.: tiie same and pay to the county j Ordinary to be held in said county on treasurers respectively of the counties | *he first Monday in .July next, to through which such road may the per centum of Use county sussed by theauthoritiesnf sc I.av Fin I CHUSt ‘> if any 'they have, why' leuun^p / ’ : sell said land should not be p-tmol’ . , Given under my hand andorfieisd ei.rrta- ld conn- tare, tills May »>. IftCJ. ty or counties, ratably, or in the same proportion that tiie main track used or operated in such county bears to the whole length of the road used or operated in tins State. Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That the return required to be made under the provisions of this act shall be made by such officer or agent of said companies as they may severally 'des ignate, and shall he made under the oath now required by law of indi viduals. See. (j. Be it further enacted. That all Jaws in conflict with this net, be, and the suae are hereby repealed, and that nothing herein contained shall hi held to affect the rights of such companies as are by their char ters exempt from taxation by coun ties. JOEL KtlEWEIt, Grniiinrv. C I KOK-xiA—FOLK COUNTY.—Vv. O. f Knight, administrator on the px-_ato G J. BORGIA—POLK COUNTY—WILL s he sold before the Court llquse door in the town of Codartown, Folk county, Ga., between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Julv next, the fol lowing property to wit: ’ One steam saw mill and engine, as the property of A. H. York, one of the de fendants in li fa, by virtue of one I'olk Superior Court f: fa, in favor of John T. Wilson, lwarer, vs. A. H. York, J. L. Jones and M. Jones. Property pointed cut by and in possession of said York. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold lot of land number 559. in the 21st district and 3rd section of Polk coun tv', Ga., as the property of the defendant, by Virtue of two Justice Court ii fas from tho lOTJd district, G. 7,1., in favor of James Long, vs. J. D. Williams. Also, at same time and place will be sold lots of land numbers- 11)58, 865, 1221 1222 and 1224. in the 21st district and 3rd ’liomtis Deaton, deceased, bus applied for leave to sell nil the 1-amts belonging to the estate of k-j,M tJcwec.se'.!. Thcre- fore all persons concerned will take* no te Iks and appear > 00 and appear at a court of ordi- :o be held in said cotfnty on the itrst Monday in June next, to show cause if any th<*y*have. why leave to sell sai l land should net be granted. This April lltli, 1SS3. JOEL P.JiUWKH, Ordinary. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ■vroTiCE is uilkeoy civr.x to ali persons having demands against Joathun HopjK-r, late of said couniv, de ceased, to present them to me, properly made out, within the time prescribed by law, so as to show their character anil amount, and all persons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment to me. ELIZA BETH HOPPER, Executrix of Joatkan Hopper, may 10-4 w. •r*. nese C BORGIA—POLK COUNTY.—W. T. Bu The first Congressional district shall i • sei:!i yn ot polk comity, Ga., also lots he composed of the following coun- I a,\Vi‘b“i’’ V-m Iqto 12-»1 ties- , 11 > 1 i nRi-v-'n Hnli.wb Coo, 4.4’I 1W-2. i’. the !Mh district and 3rd see- 'Ni ! ; V’, . 1 . .. ,Cl o V- . t,on 01 ! '' ,ik county, Ga., as tlio property den.Clim-ltoiljUhatham, Ulincn, i’leh- (•: L. B. York, prinebvil, bv vi-fu- Ot ols, Lftingitam, Emanuel, Gi;.-nn, j onn :i. fa., issued bv .r‘o L -i’ Br, crevc-n, i.iberiy, Mt-intosli, Piero Tatnaii, Ware and Wayne. The second Congressional district shall be composed of tiie following counties: Baker, Berrien, Brooks, Calhoun Clay, Colquitt,' D.valor, Dougherty, Early, Lowndes, Miller, Mitchel, Randolph, Terrsil, Thomas and Worth. The tiiird Congressional district shall be eompooea of the following eoauties: Cuk, Dodge, Dooley, Houston, Irwin, Laurens, Lee, iiiu- Of ! -. Southern Manufactures. By the following, which is from the census of 1880, it will he scon tha Georgia take.s the load among ali Uouthern States in manufacturing Georgia has 3,840 factories, work in, 17,SGI hands, with a capital invested of $18,930,120, paying in wages $4, 8rH,5:)5, yielding annually in products $81,190,115. Florida has 630 factories, working 2,740 hands, with a capita invested of $1,097,930, paying annu- ally in wages $93!),492, and yielding annually in products $4,685,403. Ala- liimahas2,118 factories, workings, 24S hands, with a capital invested ol $6,-7X4,032, paying annually in wages $2,227,90S, and yielding annually in products $13,040,044. Louisaua'has 2,557 factories, working 30,071 hands, with a capital invested of $18,313,974 paying annually in wages $4,593,470. yielding annually in products $24,- 161,905. Mississippi has 1,781 facto ries; working 5,941 hands, with capital 'invested of $4,501,714, paying annually in wages $1,579,423, yield- Uig- annually i'u. products $8,154,758. South Carolina lias 1,584 factories, working 8,141 hands, with a capital ihvested of $5,400,418, paying annu ally in wages $1,543,715, and yielding annually in products, $9,858,081. Diversified Industries. Augusta Chronic?e. Any section which devotes aU its energies to one or two pursuits, to the exclusion of others, cau never be as - •Tospcruus as tliose sections which Toster di versified industries. Thus is air axiom which no one will venture ito dispute. Experience inis demon- ^trated it beyond all caviJ. If the * South during the recent war had been as free];,’ supplied, in proportion to ito extent and population, as the JSR>rth,_ with' manufactories of all kinds-, H wouirf.have been better pre- pareti.- for the struggle. Given niat- any country or any section of the country is adapted tor this or that in dustry, and it would seem to he a natural conclusion that is the part of wisdom to put that industry into op eration. It is neither Mdse nor polit- ic-to allow such resources as we may nasv-to go to waste or remain unpro- dnetiveu Every, industry that adds to the wealth and population of a community should receive prompt consideration. Manya Western town which delights to boast of its“boom,” geFCx all its prosperity to ils small (Biferj'rises. The puffs of black smoke risi.-*g toiv and night betoken a.eease- ]•«* fict-ivliy. turning tha con. Mcnigoiu&ry, i'ulaski, Quitman, ■Schley, StevAirc, Humter, Telfair, Webster and V/ilcox. The fourth Congressional district shall be composed of tiie following counties: Carroll, Chattahocciiee, Coweta, Harris, Heard, Marion, 'del ay lor riwether, Muse; and Troup. The fifth Congressional district shall be composed of tiie following counties: Fulton, lXdvalb, Campbell, Clayton, Douglas, Fayette, Henry, Nesvton, Rockdale, ypaldicg anil Walton. The sixth Congressional district shall be composed of the following counties: Baldwin, Bibb, Butts, nary of Polk county, Ga., in fav U. Wood, county treasurer, vi.. ... . . York, principal. W. C. i**ar».cr a. y k ur.t- ington, M. V. R Ake and \V. Yl Bo-tk, securities, Huntington fz Wricijt, tram-.- ferco3. Property pointed out by \» T . Ed. ood,assi^ni‘e of Huntinjrton '•Vri° , lit E. VY. CLEMENTS, KsteriS*. Burze, administmtor on the estate o£ Dalton Burze, of said county, deceased, has applied for letters of dismission from his said administration. Therefore, all persons concerned will take notice to ap pear at a court of Ordinary to be held in said county, on the first Monday in Octo ber next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters of dismission should net be granted, ti.V* Juiv 1.S83. JOEL BK2\VEli. Ordinary. -ahrated Stoy33 vv:I.’ ROAST. BAK3 and HEAT I PONS In less tirr.o and with LESS FL?2L than any other vapor Cook Stove made. Be euro and buy the Dangler Non-Exp!osivo Vapor Cool; Steve. TOM Uanglariaps SiDfo&Psefelof Co, CI.EYELAJJD, Ci-iiQ. TiiTT p S TQ3PID SOWe?.S, DiSORDESEO LEVER, riiri WALARiA. Frc*n aruicea aiiso tnrce-i'onrtha of t’ie tiijcriscs c ( tho huu:nn nco. Tiioac ayraptosniiniTj.-at** the Ir existence: Lgkh of jippelKc, Bow,.’! coillr:, Picli Xlt-ncL- ciii-i r. rter at its: •*, trepsioi* tc How to Ge! A BICYCLE FREE! IAN is m a handsomely Ciztne of !>Icy- 'ftireand news. IOUNT7 G EOr.GI A — POLK (X tiee is hereby given having domnnd?against .las. Y. nfsf-id county, deceased, to them to rue property autiientlcats in tho time prescribed by law. mui h *- ’ * ’ ‘ *' ' iar iiato na\ — Ih'r?- isrsois Patter- i» resent meat to me. Hired to mal rjlHK WHEBJIiMAX JL illustrated SO pa* cling and Tricvd' It otters the folio For ISO subscribers we will civca Colum bia Tricycle. Fer 140 subscribers we will give a Full Nickeled Fxperi (any sized For TOO s.d‘scribe rs wc will give a Stan- For SO subscribers we will give a St. Nicolas Bicycle ( IS or 50 inch). For 0f> subscribers we will give a Mustang For Ci) subscribers we will a St. Nicolas TTEW OOOI>S ! TV33W 0001>S! Wholesale and Retail! J. S. STUBBS & CO., Mmm n ZFOR ^ J vukk to til appBeaiits, and 10 cu»> tomf r«cf bistyear •vilbrut enfenog ft Itoontcina Wioittti. &»illKJ&Tax:aaa. j»ricon. Kcvata r^uablc a:«cttoi«i for pbtixtice 1?^.. v *riet:e». ^of \e£st»bte and i/iow^r Stodal ’ ’.u^bie to hU, ejpoo* IIj-dL*. Pruit True*, efc JjiUy to Jlarkct 0«x-.icrc ,,. O. M.FEHRY ft CO Djinriir Micm, Snail for Ji! Cedartown, Ga., ARE NOW RECEIVING A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF Dry Goods, Notions, Nats, Boots, Slices and Ready made dotting. TIIEIR STOCK OF DRY' GOODS AND NOTIONS Comprises the LATEST FABRICS in DRESS GOODS, and ail the NOV ELTIES in TRIMMINGS. These goods were selected with grc.it care and BOUGHT FOR CASH, and they ito an inspection of their stock, confident that purchasers will be pleased, both in styles and prices. They would call special attention to their STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES! Whu h shall always be offered at the lowest market rate. . WJ •a tor. rjEORGTA O Agreeable FOLK COUNTY. — an order from the Ordinary, Folk county, Ca., will no soil be fore the court house door, at Cedurtown, in said county, within the legal hours of sale, on t-he first Tuesday in August next, lot of laud Xo.;i47, in the :20th district- of the 3rd sort?on of Folk county, Ga. Sold as the property of J:is. V. Paterson. Lite or said co»intv deceas ed, for the benefit of the heirs nnd credi tors. Terms of side. ! Note with apprs security, due the. first day of November next. T ties reta r. ed until payment of same, th s July 12, IjUvI. S. M. b’itiGlIT. oeivod. AiLrcmitLiRCCs bv drsifi Order. S*)nd 2-j c-enis for sam; and full p irtieulars or a Me stano partlcakns. THE V/HEEliJIAN, 602 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. fiht Great gpeciic for ?*:r-.l s ia, aaiWRd.ois —v-‘-An infernal remedy, containing siiall be composed of tho following counties: Clark, Franklin, ElberfI Greene, Hancock, Hart, Madison, Morgan, Oconee, Ogletlioroe, Putnam and Wilkes. The ninth Congressional district shall be composed of the following counties:^Bank's, Cherokee, Dum son, " ” " " -.vinnett, Lump- . . —, , Towns, union and White. The tenth Congressional district shall be composed of the foliowin«- eountics: Burke, Columbia, Glass- Ttlenn T nra^l r. cock, Jefferson, Johnson, Lincoln, McDuffie, Richmond, Tallial'erro, Warren and Washington. 2. And be it further enacted by the authorities aforesaid, that ail ‘laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act be and tiie same are hereby re pealed. After a short discussion, the report of the sub-committee was adopted, and the chairman of the joint com mittee was instructed to report the bill with a recommendation that it do pas» That will be done in rhe Senate tiiis morning by Mr. DuBig non, and in the House by Mr. Har ris. The. joint committee reports the bill with such unanimity that it is thought it will pass. The State is very evenly divided by tiie appor tionment, the population of each dis- s powe: tit's. Approved 2Stii Sept. 1S8L The matter oi* amendment proposed, being the power in said Board when rotting as a court in regular session for the trans action cf county business, to indict tines and impose penalties for n disobedience of its precepts, orders and directions, by all persons subject to its jurisdiction. Ac. W. !•'. DARDEN. O RDINARY'S OPF ICE-FOLK (:0 UN ty-—Jan. IS, 1SS3. To the atlminis trators, executors, guardians and tr.:s tecs of estates: The lav,- requires tha I annual returns shall be made on or be fore the first Monday in July of each year, and in default thereof, the Ordina ry to cite said representatives to show cause for such neglect, and also forfe (‘rtniniitRiiina far c-nol, follunv V,.„ „ commissions for such failure. Yon are therefore respectfully requested to come forward and make your returns as pre scribed bv law. Itesoecffally, ~ JOEL BREWER, Ordinar House and Lot for Sale. I other for sale ray house and lot situa ted in East End, Cedartown, three- fourths of a mie from the Oourt House, and one milo from Cotton Factory lot. House contains six rooms and hall. Lot contains3J£ acres good land, and has on it a young orchard consisting of several dozen choice fruit trees that will come into bearing next year. Excellent ’.veil of water.convenient to house. Parties desirous of purchasing can call on me and In-ill take pleasure in showing the premises. Terms cash bv December. JOEL M. HARRIS. .Tulv 29—2 mo. Ranlrin's Railroad Rill. A bill to be entitled un act to require railroad companies of ibis Stare to return their property for taxation by counties in tiiis Slate, to pre scribe the mode of making sti .-h re turns, and for other purposes con nected therewith. fee. 1. The General Assembly of Georgia uo c-n-tct, That, coiumeneing wjtfe tha year 1883^the several raii- roadl companies of this Siate shall amke retorna-to the receivers of tax returns-of.ail.tho counties, of all the property oivned- by them in the re- speetive counties in which said prop erty is situated, just as individuals e are now required .bylaw to do; such p returns to include ail tbe property, >f..Kfoets cl j real end i>ei-sonal, owned, by. them, .1 by inr.ii. -either absolutely or- held bytfiem uu- rirnotini o: j der i-erwise, except? SUtir ; which ha returned r provided: anti said per'the. tax assessed NEW ARRANGEMENT White Sewing Machine! THE LADIES 7 FAVORITE! BECAUSE IT IS r THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, THE MOST QUIET, MAKES A PRETTIER STITCH, And has more conveniences than any ot:.. . Machine. It :s warranted live years, and is the easiest to soil, arul G eorgia—haralson county.— E. II. Roberts has appl ied for exemp tion of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 v/ill pass upon the same at ten o’clock a. m., on Friday, 15th day of June, ItffcS, this May 23d, l&co. S. M. DAVENPORT, Ordinary. PLEASANT! SAFE? POSITIVE! afGONORBHlE^SLEET^ Also Preventi Contagion. No loss of Time® p siiango cf Diet Overwhelming sr*!es. uumis- Uik.-.UIc cures and anbounded faction. Aa wanted iu every city and town in Soath. Heat lj express ou receipt of price, Address BGWKOCIME CO., Sola Aconts Contlioru Staten. ATLANTA* Ca* KKoas oy Romanism I uii’xl hj' ialuent I*;v!nas cf to nl^wrcat Do- cjluktionc smiiiHs •>TATI111£>TS f! rbe Corruption of GIVES THE BEST SATISFACTION of any Maclaine in lhe market. Intending’ purchasers are solicited to examine it before buying. Responsible Dealers wanted iu all un- territory. J. D. & T. F. SMITH, V, holesale and F.clai! Baiters, 53 Bread Street, Atlanta, Ga. to- Far side by J. A. V/YNN tfc BUG., Cedartuwn, Ga. tilanrjfi. Marble Works I Ccmanism. 'itoe CnofuMioiu J. Tbe Ins| uiililon. Slassarr* ©f gt, Certholo mew. Profanely llics. traUxl Willi i'or- Lrai i% t* Uu» (jon- tribtriora. Death S*:eccs. Tortureg of th* Ularryr*. Cd|). ; prepaid lo unj on ^ tf-f TrsT:ttfA—'i! f cnd KsfisEO A Sar« C’lHincw far Axrmtn. \S&eek* TheAvL?!; 6 * WALSH & PATTERSON BEGS, irs in no t/auiine, Opium, Chloroform, Oil lore! or nariv.-tiesofany kind. Snfcaad vaiek in its action.'S^ Id Avoirs Off:c:.‘, I.KEsr.i-iaj, Vi., April 1S70. Messrs. Uuto-hi.ionTt iiro.: It affords menleasureto testify to th* grr-a* yir»B? of your‘Neuraigine” for the cure of head- atr.e and nviiraigia. D is ihe best remedy for t: eso most distressing eonuilaiiua * 1 iiavo ever as-d. it should bo In**orv latiiir.Tii; the country. Yours tnify, " It. Head, May: rof Leesburg, Ya. Hutchison OcSto.: I am happy uccesscrs to WM. GRAY, Importers and Deal FOREIGN AND AMERICAN^ MARBLES. MONUMENTS, TABLETS, HEADSTONES. AND ALL KINDS OF CEMETEilY WOKE DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. Vfe also have on hand all that BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY of STATUARY tha' was on exhibition at the COTTON EXPOSITION. Designs furnished free cn a-i- plkstion. Office and Works No. 77 Hast Alabama' St., Atlanta Ga iyio. to say that your -Necralgine” 0 spuuific in my case, relieving mo In an incredibly short time. I would advise nil suffering from neuralgia and headache to try it. Yours etc., May 9. Iff2— 12:n L. V. Sims, ?.£. D. ®!1 m BL Hi HANOTACXTCLS3 OT “OUR IMPROVED” WIND MILL, AND SEIIXB3 19 PM?3, TASKS, FIFE, nttiic;, Xrass flosir, sad &U thiups ccczxctcd villi Vachisery ^ Water Supplies. WAGON ON WHEELS— IS KANtTFACTOKSD BY FISH BB.QB. 3l CO., OFFICES, 3 Eaadelpi St. J. D. ENLOW Tee Weestse KtgOo.ijsited, DETROIT, M8CH. Having Taken tho 130055 HOUSE And Renovated it thoroughly, wl*l open on lhe 15th instunt fort-he ont-urhiinment -af the tmveikig puwiic Patronage spceEfuliv solieliea. DiHSNSPEETS.US'S' dealers in r-pe, Presses, Paper Ccfien. and all lmd.3 cf f rir.ur.3 Ka'xrkls, both New and fc -ci.n(1-hrn-l A correcled ii-t cf prices is- aaed weekly, of ali laaivriul on hand for sale, (much cf which cm genuine bargains) wilier rnrei'w.l f-ao . , i;.“ rauiicd fraa oil appli< IVo can iaxaSsh anj tiling from a Bodkin to Cylinder Presr. TERNS LIBERAL. RACINE, WIS., WE 3US2 EY2EY VAHISTY OF Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons, cf work; !»y nanloyltiff none bnt tho Tlom* FIRST.CLASS IMPROVED MACniNJfUY and she VEK? THOROUGH SAO»\ r Li:DGB oi the barineas, we have DDEABLE imj>Su!L?. ALL KINDS OF TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc. r*«o» CO, ;astly carneJ the reputation cf making “THE BEST WACOM ON WHEELS.” Xanafectcrers have abolished the warranty, bnt Agecta mar, ca their own reaponaioilitr, he rollomag warrautj with each wagon, if to agreed: ,T « Hr «fcT Warrant foe FISH DUOS. WAGON No to be well made In every partic ular aauc: food materia!, and that the strength of the s*ne is sufficient for all work with fair naage. Shonid aay b--cak.%ge occur within ot:*s year from ih»» date by reason of defective material or workuanahlp. repaira for the fame trill be fumiahe«l at place of sale, free of cbr»'*ge, or tha price A raid repair*, per agent’s price list will be paid ia cash by tbs purchaser producing A sample of the broken or defective parts an evidence. Knowing we can eoit yen. we folic it patrouaee from everr aectlor of the United Statca. Sand tor Ptkea &ml Terma, a&df.r a copy ef TUJC RACJNS AGRICULTURIST, to Vf»U BROS, ft Co„ Badm, Wlfc BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN. '‘AY (ItSiO iiarso ap<trk-M n uti r.g ’ raliiii En-iac kos ca: IO.OCC A. of llii bijia Hi. uriln in lu bftirj. burning siaba trout U«v uiv i; 1: If out lengths. mirs^EEos of ALT, PLANTS. frlATI S. > d are tested; ccly Crafn nnd rarm r-fanml 5 lE.'tcry er<t lj~t method* ef ccII'Jio cf Grsina. Ecct Crop**, Grs&c*, Fodder Crops, Tre< • Mantnfr. etc. rnv lrtrlv ^’>*•■11 Catalogua and JV.'ee List cf tlMtttu 1 - — -»■ — ft«n— (IBS wSSS. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS With Patent Cylinder Top. BEKR BROS. & CO., NEW YORK. SEH3 FOR CATALOCUC. «-vcr=l Cioo*unrl vinetfNB. FIIIIIT. tuurjsuss HiRAM SIBLEY Ci CO. flochjster, K.Y. Chicago,111 ; Live and Lot Live” is hfs motto. •IAS. T». FTTv'T.OW, Pr<>r>rietoi AR#r“ S-KteS:! i^REUAELESElF-OURE: ““ A farm it of - St fiwc [now.T«»arvd 1 *0* :b«*curs*nf .Terrowr Hefttftrp, 1* WeaJfiMwrtiiij Dfm;;. i ilfeacso MOOVS’8 1 ki’sism vs:v sfisn? p Atlanta, Us, !!s«rcced Clmilar. A llwa*dna! Vnri, fees* School. fuwrfp t-ora.- CF ALL PLANTS. FOR ALL CSC?C, FOR ALL CLIMATES. j ere fb.Y I^ryost fanners, lor/wt «ecd zraxe* “4 and 'ur.rzzZ prc«2 cIoaIits naywlicrc^ houco tar-3 sovYtajt fadiLej f'r producing- ficut Seed.* ■ r che la ere ies'cd, sxd. only tiiY bcd teat »J^r AnnualCaldloQ-**- and ZXice Xotbanp THE- Cii3ATEes erasi> STOHE H •SUS \rn;?!.n Tti vnrrr? niTN neeo. « ^ -OSZLD YD UR OWN IHSCH. It fc. all the dorirsbla sew ami atasdard verIctita j.^. T.-jetriSpb richl iM TrceS^ads, tad Kaalv Ceab FRI.IZ to iuty eddrsew. SISLEY & CO. Ssedsmon .; ^mdCSlao^hi, ui IOjOJO feri ia c bh lime. ' 'T fjijuaw, arc mstsmo to tml.-fc a bum povL-r on X le.^ it*! and trarcr than ary oilier En *ie rot fitted with no Amomaiic ’at Orf. If yon want a Stationary 1 .«i kun-Jiui, enartIDf OT 1 [Vihcr cs*t t>r Xridiirtb Patent ' ronrtit-Iron Pulley, a -cd fr.r our tefated fjitsh^tue. No. 12, for iuforiautiou and prices, a W. PAYNE A SONS.' Contius, N. Y. Box 1437. FRANKLIN TYPE FOUNUUY,- It* Tim. IM, Clmttmmmtt, O ALLISON * SMITH. TS* tj-p» on wM»h THE SPIRAL SPRING BUGGY HAS THE ONLY ADJUSTABLE SPffiBG IN THE WORLD. No Sac, No Sway, No Pitch, Carries any Weight. 3= i- Ths Fastest Selilag Book of the Age! 1 COMPLETE LIVE STOCK BOOK! An fxb,iD>f:TO troatfee on of Bsvim. oattlf,Swine, Sboop and Poultry, and howto .:nre them. Kaorchoid rrann—j j cosine Jtorin * and preierring. Tho Homo doctor. mu the treatment ot every-dar oreitlenta am njqri03. YlM> PArtn and how to tnrraoat T&C ©MrioH and Itehry. Orchards .... yiilb,^ Culture: Sorarhaxn Grcwlnr, Chea#s*ryi jii^ciical coohinir, dyo • yr*rr t ro:jo ir.riTiGy-ncnr. Every-day and U« Mechanics of the i’ann. Tie Bock for tte Planter, Famar nnd Stock Eaissr. 1* 3f psrtxi’t & liritott Srcfouiy Riartratti. SAURY AHO C0f3ftS!SS!Bn t«£V5S .-lea wko vrii! canvas, a-.noeg tho FAKMKB3 this baanrC'iet nark, Sold bysubacrip- u on only, anil Jornisiie.l :>iahscrt')er3.in eittwc Eaglioii or Uotxan, at the following prisas: Cloth Zir£ag, Fan ent Sides . $3 75 farther (library £tyla) - - 4 75 Sonf, portpalj, on rcceint cf priee (whet, we htvo no a yen*). trimesTi rot Dsaosirrms urcuus. and Commendations by practAeaJ tad sci?u!if!c ' * JJ LIGHT, STYLISH AND STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. Every Buggy Warranted 2 Years. Sprihcs Warranted: 10 Years. The Easiest Resinc Buggy Built. THE NEWEST AND BEST THING OUT IN CARRIAGE SPRINGS. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. THESptmSpfiMG Bueer Go-griho unos, iiai. lie farmers. ’ Addreas, AS47UQU PUBII4HKM CO. >. Lotus. J>fo. Chicago. Ilia. Atlanta, Gb IliR^MSIBLEY&CO. "-“Turnip KEW CROP njVLri Send for J CATklCCUE A PRICE UST, HIRAM SI8LEY& CO. B0CHESTEN «.Y. CWCM01U.