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t* ». Oor-nr Wt* © iL 'i tic following point* of intff* l ** ft-otg tin h’otes of doc"' , sWti-!< rendered , tlo* IFnprewfs Court W? Ooorgiw on •' Monday l ist, art pubUAv and iu the Coit * stitution: . In A*lain.'* v*. LdfYu, Lom Clay, the CGurt decided* «B*t “an intikeejxi- is hound to fcxtfwnvliMrtly diligence in jav-Ptnng -St h*r?.jadiy \4 hi* guest pnt?h*t£d to bfa ttnr>\ v.'liLlt* the. guest bn* compiled with alt reasonable rules of the inn. And if the guest, on de puting from the inn, leaves his or her P baggage With the innkeeper with his etnusenl, he is liable for ita safe keeping 1 t,a an innkeeper, for a reasonable tiimn ! •eluding to the circumstance of the jEip,**' - • lit*- Walker A Ohupuian. vh. 11. {_'. j MkehVll A; Cos., from the' re I used to <*?»;trul the discretion of theX’owt b low in granting or re fusing a continuance, no manifestj base of the discretion being shov\'n;i and rmod ihut testimony tending to j illustrate the i.-sue, or to aid in arriv- j ing at the truth should not be rejected,! though apparently irrelevant itself. lu Owen vs. Wills, from Talbot—*“A 1 coufSuct made Ist October, 186(5,1 theugh for a consideration existing l prior to the sealing ordinance,” when' tbo parties have, since the publication of tin* ordinance of iB6O, adjunL-d the j equities between tael made new para.rs in suit lenient. In uenj. D'aTls vs. J\ R. Myers, sher iff, from {Schley—“A tenant is not enti tled to n. homestead or exemption, out of tin crop, or its proceoeds if sold, till the rent due the landlord is paid, as neither the crop nor its proceeds is le gally or cifiiitjiblv his TirojK'.rty till he has paid the rent due for the Use of the land ujxm which it wnf made, and ihe landlord may follow either until his claim is satisfied/’ In Maiipne, administrator, vs. How ard, ot. a)., Equity, from Talbot the Court refused to grant relief to an ad ministrator who had sold lands of the estate to one of the distributees for himself and as guardian for the others, taking his individual notes without se curity, and executing deed* to him, tho ndimnistrator believing that the, assets of the estate on final distribu tion would be sufficient to cover the amount of the tTfites. but finding that the emancipation of the slaves left them inadequate. The prayer was to make the luttds liable and to ; cancel the deeds. * - In Edy vs Shivey—“The existence, genuineness and contents of a deed shown to be lost or destroyed, may be j proven by a .certified copy of the re- j cord of it, if it has been pr v, p'«rh »»d j legally probated for record. * Bryan c-fc al. vs. Tho State, from [ Randolph—“ln a proceeding against I Hoad Commissioner* before the Si pa-! iior Court, under 7<Jl section of tho Cpde act of 1866, for neglect of du ty, it is error in the Judge to compel the to" answer under oath . f *>••:• ?• hM, the .f «J •fWTH *0 which jxiay Hdbjeetijbeu: io line, lorteittlfc or pen-j fn S--ales vs. Ordinary of Cbattahoo- ' cum oouutv —“Lnat r tlie laWsj of this ; Siatq an agf.l-tn nrterfAlot lie Against the j County io.‘ damages caused by neglect 1 of tile proper authorities to repair a \ brnlg-. it not tvpyvmwtt tU:M it ww a toll *.* .14.“, (ft each *'t "A was| Unlit by a. contractor; ayd there Was a \ 1 oiUire.i; tak •dm prgpir bond of in-! dcm-Utt r.-qiredb\ sections* 7lo and; 711 of V Cod/. ’ / ' ' Warn ■: J.. dissenting, held tlvtvY “in-I Hs-unch as the contractors to fan Id! public bridges iii the respective coun ties are required bv law to give bond and security to indemnify for fill dam* ag-8 for their failure to erect and keep iu good repair such public bridges, the legal presumption is that the Couuty is indemnified against ultimate loss, should a recovery bo held in this case against tho Couuty.” In Tison efc al. vs. Sellers, from Sibley County—“ Where tin re is a suit priding in any Court of this State, the parties -may, under a rule of the Court, »«• by agreement in writing, submit the dispute to arbitration, and to any number art »ifr.a tors, and their award may he m-tci*- the judgment of the Court wbeiv tax suit is pending. Er ror, though' th** fiToceedi gs have not rotupli ;d lif'Taflv with the provisions of title 28, eha*4ef 1, of the Code, since such award is Jlt’t strictly, un der the system, provided by tbaL chap ter.” 1. Brown vs. The .State, ii*dw» Mus cogee: “A table, on which or Orel* which is a hollow globe, containing balls or numbers, the drawing utfa of which determines who of several par ties’ shall take a “pot,” to which has contributed, is a gaming table, un der section 4465 of the Code; and one who keeps and presides at the same, tW/ pi aying and betting for money Cm/ Le done thereat, is guilt v of keep ■n* game table.”— Cohimbas Enq.. t&M r Maggie C. Schley, a minor, aplpij*’?! t*» th.e Ordinary of Chatham ' i ounty for %<tting apart a homestead out of the e*i»te of her father, George Schle.v, late of Richmond ” eoufiiy, Gftorgift/. The creditors of the estaie rested the ►bifiieation on the ground that the was insolvent, and that there has all’OwH been ap propriahsl to the use of bkl Maggie <4 Bithhrv, bv the execntoi’S ttf George Schleyv deceased, more than the entire value allowed bv law to lie exet&pted fv>r homestead and pefsoualty. - .V- ----- - <1 Wxshi.kotox, June 21. —T he Recon struction Committee reported a bill for a full general grace, amnesty and oblivion of certain wrongful acts, do ings and omissions conitectod with the late rcbeliion. I f excludes persons ed- at West Point or AniiapoLs. mon/H-TS of Congress before the rebel (>•/(*, hend'i <A executive departments. Judges of C-nle.'ni Copris, or foreign ruin raters, bc-foTu ihe wsr, signers of ordinaucea of and Govern or- of States <hiring the rebellion, per «, me who cruelly trestej Federal pris .<>nei’s, pursuiiH who hold Jffcderai Gov erum -Jit utouuy ov projw sty at the com nencciacift of the war nu 4 not made restitution, al! deserters from j’, dor'll hviuv or navy. I- j e biix .van ordc * printed and reeornmittnd. Four George Washingt ms. six \ byw J;.'ktons. ■ live Henry Clay*!, - . ,f- IvliOus’ hat prt-!- - *:a iU g ; os.a *-• navy. Th 0 Expr e§ s/ AM<A/, ij vV / Tfi. A’ iiitor itfiii proprietor t CAKT*m4» U»l.t. «iA.. J('liltn!Tb7o _ I FmniuPi for hnlrscrilim. J* c yU! k..in, l mas a splenUW new Suv€»r W at\ih-i will -eml u? Ihe ; • u a Hies <*i r i '•>• -ill.—hi.,ms w it n inn. I&jV We It ill Ki.e hiij Ilian » i iC \v JSS.W saU- ' <uc who will .>• 'he Mine, of *«l«GoSaddle, who will send "z 5 iwttnes u iih gio.ici. tfa) W e v. ip ifive at.; man a f.in.ou sei of bug: l X', Harm .', uor u ;i| end n- tin- nmut* ufsiiij' j Subwrlljers with *I-au»J. j yl| th*' a’o -.e artirles are «cw. tea? H e "dl trive :ui> m,i*j .t ouinboi' <•< tow liogxy, worth ri.'iO '*. win* will < 0,4 «i she i names of.'joti 'iilo-T.riiH'T' v ith i’Wv-W ''. *ll |fint* et v .JM't f' |i*r ceclGfi ; zrec-iibaeks. ei>.eiil-i' f/JiSSk.fr. or -nhi-rip tion, ei the V f*Sf >” erisli Snb*. -iipftons, 1 Job work, aii,i »l**Ttlf H.'i w ill -.-nd us at | our advm JiBJ T«*N’s. ' Fr?*"..i*.«i. v .n'k, and avail your | Jfoiie a,- ail pf the alwtve jiio f .o-i>Juus. Oiricß ( Alii KS’iMti V. WK. H. 1 Carte. AVille, flu-., June ‘J'ir.d, 1870. / Uesolvml: That an Assessment of tiveiitv-ftve lyr cent on .lie Capli.il Si -h± subscribed for of tnotomjmn be, and the same is herein ordered to be paid to I*. W . h. IVacock, Treasurer, ou.' <*r before tb«' v'Jrtl da\ ot Ju’v next, lij 'ea' li Stockholder, anil Lh.u ihifc order be publish' - 1 ia the Cartersc.iilc ofti-Jr-i in*:. A true extract fica the minutes of 4 ,he Hoard of iMri'ctors held this da;. ,1 tine fa, 1-• b. D. W. K. Pf.yCOClv, 'thvssurtjr. Th«* Georifla USUI. In the }>uiiß»v after prolonged discus sion and a decided negative \\ te on 1 the mixed Kciioi.fi t*i 1, tin Gt/orgiu bill passed in the fallowing sha-pc nudgoes to the Sei Sccti'on Ist. lie it pn-icted that the f j State of Gf'oi'jpfc having complied with . the recou4ir , »Pti.?nx nets of Gmgi'trss and the lUlt aiid lotli of ; am* ndmei ? *ij tijr* Cor?Ntitniion of tile Uuited States having been ratified in good faitir I*} a legal Legislature of said State, it is hereby declared that the State .»i Ueoigift is entitled to rep resentation iu tbr Congress of the Xinl ! ted States. j- ■ ' But nothing in tfi'j act contained, shall be construed to deprive the peo ; pie of Georgia jf th light to an clec- I f.ion for of the General As- I sembly o* .said State. Sec. 2nd. That so much of the act j entitled an act making appropriations . for the so pil or t of the army for Bit year ending Juno 30, 1868, and hv 1 other purposes, approved March 2, lb -67, as prohibits organization, arming or calling into • urviee the militia forc es of Georgia, TtXas and ! Virginia be, and iW sa'ue w imeby fe j pealed. i i TVith regard to the >jue«?ion of she j (pienent nrt holUug tr*cr and ■ uo new eleciiou V» bn ?vrH this fall, the j Gonsiitution reads as follows: Article il, Vk h>» di '♦< u>- 1080. ) - The electing of Governor, Members of I 1 Congress, and if tho ienerul Assenvblv, afttr the y(-v-r iKtiS, shall cbnimence on the Tuesday after the first Monday. in Novombt-r, umess otherwise provi- > tied by law. ' Article 01, S-ction 5 121, *p. 1080.> j The •■■■» yf «Ue Statu *b«»ll be* elected for four yours, except that the members elected at the first 'election j from the twenty tv j Senatorial Dis tricts numbered iu this Constitution j with odd numbers,shall only hold their office for two years. The members of the House of Representatives shall be ‘ elected fi>r two years. The e’ection | for members of the General Assembly , sh ill begin on TikthAiv nf rr the ‘ -Vloutlay i?i NoVuh'bpr cf evrory second j yt-ar, exc- pt Ute first election, Which j shall be within sixty clays after the ad- i joarnment of this Convention : but the ; Genefal Assembly may by law change | the time of election, and the members shall Hv-L 1 until their successors are; elected HfJl qualified. 1 The bill, iu the shape in which it passed the House erf jNt*j»r#«*p!itativeß,! though not us exfilfcifcih nh extension of the Ext cufcive and Legis lative terms as the Bingham amend ment, recognizes the Constitution of the State as deteruiiuing the limit of the terms, and that real*y nmouuts to j the same filing. Bullock nud .his sup porter* have contended that- the Re-; cotmtrvctiori laws govern the matter; but tbff Jl "»mnt «»;•;< that the State Con , stitutioft *f. StiU .there; was tr.cker'y apparent in the cutting off of Farueir^«atL : a amendment nnd the giving of tho preco4ei.ee, j and it will depend itpoh ll.»« «U<Tfa"ter us their Iniolciiuf whethff Gov. Bull ck i and his Legislative friend:'* **'4l persist ; in their scheme? of extension: r,fitwith standing the repeated vote cf both ! Houses of Congress forbidding or con demning i-. The striking out of thf ! year “1870 - ’ in the clause relating to | the election amounted to nothing I practical; it was simply a refusal by the House to cnndrvc the terms of the Constitution. By its bill the time set by the Constitution is the time for the next general election—the delay iu al lowing the State representation in Congress does not *, at- ntt' affect it and t&tfUTian be no. dusptite tts to- ihe time prescribed byvlE Con eitution.— ; Columbu?, Euqu nr. ’J he above bill seems 9b “hang fire” in the Senate but, nevertheless, we think, \vilC** *<111wfaly be by that Ixaly, and Income a law. It cer- seems t > be a death struggle to git Georgia restored it* the L niou.-r --! sjhw is the 1 ist button on Gain ’s coat., and when once admit ed the of ; reconstruction will be dtjdb, We lu fibe, | ;i«*d forever —world without end ;bi ; aadptim, Othello a occupation will **c' ’ gone, and that is wyat hurts. It does ! seem, to us, b m time to <yuit this J eaviiiug ands ally lose siglit of party-1 .pr fernn u : s, rise siiperior to pVifalkv, and Id the perpetuation of partizan 1 power fee. swallowed T, .p and cxtmguish ied in the U'u--* sjjSnt of m..^nuu*mitj j and patri’.'-is;,.. IWi'l cure, let the, love ot our country ***4 #»«"-d g.norn | meat prompt Us to overrit**.- tlie lov* | | tor place utnl power, and i%-| j store peace and ha ujisi.ity again to a j people groiilsiug to bo free from a worse I ! Jjg\pilau bundsigc. * writing the above, the evident i /C " ~ j , inriitfatton F"«*. ..:d,ui gton b. that tu ' Gfeorgiii wUMpi giM-u tho go-bye; for B;* -«:rd. 0 Aeu mdii) will con- i ! p ; . i. :;**»« i. e; >. rrj'e. j. (PomicjiCATra.) 4 t i Solemn Call God i"A' for Adam, whfeft i o had ! bid hims«lC in bis sin and nhrttne, so alarim-jt him, that he coukt not resist the awful voiceG»ut .n.iHvguih •Miswer ed: “the wotuoji fhbti gfivtst lire gave me the find T did a.it.’* thus vftiuly aitvuipting to iiimEelf by rolliuif fiis u-iilt 00 niivtiier. -..hat vu*< e calling the infant Samuel ww not in sinful (ear. Dai. itti emotions bf tendei eht low: “.Bpeuk for thy servant heareth.” God is new speaking to th’S people in u peculiar way; ho haj been calling I to us .since the day sos our childhood and innocence. He has boeu calinm t-o us by His Hrovid* nco Mid in His Word—.U ough His >"'m:sterp, He is still calling—tho i s sounded iu otu* ears, and ..uongU tln ir labors seem nhifust in vain. His,servants continue ;K> labor. Still pleading; still praying. ’ The house cf prayer 4s Kept open at yonr dooifi oh! let'-u.s-not turn a deaf 1 ear any longer, lost mercy cyu*e to plead, und we fall ui the h.’.mk of the inflexible Judge. It were better we had never been born, than that our sun stiouli set m darkness. God has lately laid His hand hem i ! iy upon us a* a community, and as in dividuals. He hits entered our house and taken tlie husband and father one who was a wise counsellor, a true . and worthy friend, a Christian gentle ; man, ainl’a nur t excellent citizen; one ; whose w ord and promise could be re lied upon iu any emergency; cue whose harshest word concernin'.* his fellow man. was, we are all liable to do \\ ong; Wno died trusting in Jesua: who never disappointed ■ the nopes of , any. Another home was entered about th spmo tiiinu, and tk fond husband was* robbed of his dear compnuwnl TjOst to linij, me 4ill tlitu>o eai’ess** es; those bright eyes, accustomed to greet hiiu welcome, uru uow faded and eloscd iu death.. ‘ Aiteeji ijt bPss*} sleep, i’rom wtuftii aoue ever u.ike 10 weep. Other homes have been desokited. From the bosom of tender pstrents, the pniWhKg little ones have been t.-.ken, j not iu wrath, bat iu mercy. Their! prattlings have ceased; their songs have begun;- the aiigels of the house have gone to dwell with their Father iu Heaven. Loving wife, nxniru i*ot£or him who l has only gone before, 5V»d basUvod, bid thy sorrow ceuie. Fa rents, rejoice I.Tiquico!! in those oeautiful mansions of glory, prepaved by 1 Saviour, your loved ones are now chanting hymns of joy. And He has promiseu that He will ensue and lake you unto Him- - sell, so wh-r ■ He is, there ©hull all His j poop e b , Wife. Hunband. Paj-fufa, Childven, j Cbvistiaws, Friends—weep not. Did you not hear tuat song of tri-, mupli, *»ttug by the angels, as they bore those sis. Viua,Lu*«‘d souls from ©artii to Henteu f * • i How sweet th? trclccflSS of ottr .Sav iour—Christian, come up higher ! j llow tenderly did He speak to those . little ones—Suffer Them to come unto 1 Me, krv of tnurit Is tlMf kingdom of j I leu veil. I,ord draw reluctant hearts to Thee. And m ay we all be r*ady \*heu the j siJmUu'n© comes, to go vitf th meet our j Lord, with <e’d tilled l»i**ps ; well trim- 1 :*nd brightly Itlir-iiug. J. — M>- - - if^VoKTH.—This little town, situated ; twelve uulcs 'i.l ove this vl“V«r on the i W. & A. is rapidly enlarging ; in construction of tJeailtifwl edifices, while various other ii*»j>ro’*e«M.nk» are giving it• prcfponifMu! Many saibsfeinthil business buildings grace the place. J'ue Litchfield House gives an inviting feast to travellers. Lxcellent Church and good, schools, pure water and healthy cl-mate. The business of the ph.ee is surprisingly good. The citizens are int< lligent, moral, religious, enterprising, and persevering aud al togetln r Ac worth is a very desirable pl ico— Marl- tin Journal. —-» ■ -- Col, I. jwis Tannin, who is fa the city, tells us that ha has made a "■•ry tine crop of wheat on his farm.— That Si gf«d deal of ruin has fallen, and that the \Gfafbr* ha*? been unfa-1 voraLle for havvest>“*j, but. that the j crop has not been hfiurcd. — At. ftb.n. bt2f~ We meritKTT‘f‘l sirff'id *Lys since, that Mr. J. H. Janice »n*-euded conveying wajter’ 1 from th? “VVrJton 1 Spring* to hiw beiiutitul residence. The piping is being laid, a ram has been I ft and in two **r thiee **ays his i fountain wifi be put to service sut-b j the water from the sprGjj— At. Sun.) ■ ■ J ui>e 20; —lt has bftfi: ru* i njoreii here lot (*'e last few days that the infamous Iviih of Tennessee, | Brownlow s minion, has liis services to Go\. Holden, to take <!o.n- 1 maud of the State troops, und that the offer has been accepted. House Mbvrxd ExYn.«iia»iUAi{V—Mr P. O’Keefe has moved a house of two j aud a half stories, with a qjffiuuey thir- j 1 ty-seteu feet Ibtfh, a distance of nine | und a half t / was some ; 33,00 ) pounds. k Not the least remark- i able thing aboi** ©tifinr, »s that the family remained hi fht! house it was being leinovtfl aud not a single * joist of the house cracked. Atlanta M*«** Era. Rev. ( • W. Howard writes us follows to tb*> Plantation: “The ride a< lots Ringgold to Lookout f Mount im, fills the mind with thoughts i of plenty. Two videos, the Pea Vine and are cro«P*d. Except' these ridges the •?»!!(??0* fer- | tility. The groiud is liter idly u »n -. theiied svilh the wheat crop. f I have never seen. Tin.re are fields on ! the Chi'k’.manga, and in McLcfacrre’s j Covo tbst wili make from twenty to; ttuj’t* t > theyicre. There was - -lime little i ds* fat enough to be j i vju; i u . Wheat iu timt section will I hardly }.<*» li i**or< and! *:*-en!.y-• five cents per l'**fshG.' Beauties often * lie old nia»**t I set such a value on theruselvel •; tiiey don t- find :t purchaser l **ui> the ' SORAl'a" Hancock yf tb' Am*»■!•<■© puM .ca*i, is ' making a tMf. A">a'ljr, (J»., «■ sy 111 ill il i#p*o - .-ei t-> sp + gruVe-JAnl into builling U«m ’ *• ; ivsr , f jrouls »ro tKc r«jc with. M : G. ' s’ '. Rat Sgbts arc the r*g * "jth Taris belles. --Tierc arc forty tli- .isauJ Amoricaas ia Pm. is. Pliyni r.it —l>vc bi“ ; i.teii'i** »■ r»a*! he 11 duoi'9. A number- u rattle Unv t * .tin* murrain iu tb » nci ,*hi txk*' 4 ’-'ille, tine lavfltb. (4ov<*rnor AVu«l“ )*»« ,int **i- bite ami four blnck S< houT Cortijut?hiblters for (Iharleaiou. Tha MathuJist Kpiscopal (,'hureh South no- h as *ight t .'ttajtrMi l lias passed a bill estublistfing a department of justice, Mobile owes $1,232,700 XL** contract for a Uninon depot at Atlan ta has been given out. Peaches are selling kt Macon at-fifty eonts ' per dozen. . .- 'l'he Brunswick Appeal says fiiat the cen sus taker finds about 3000 inhabitants in its town, - - ’ j Tho*v! ate 14i2 Ktud--nts at the (ieorgFa University. Columbus bus subscribed $-10ud 00 to the I now Railroad friH» Caiambus to LarGunge. flleven pounds of tobacco."“old in Lynch- j burg Friday for $137.50, or $1,2v0 per 100 Humphrey of. Kentucky, is aj candidate far Cougre*a. , Grasshoppers are appearing in mini ’ b*rs in San Joaquin Valley. California. is to have a ircw Jd:*thedist 1 Church. It costs Galveston $6,000 a day tu Munport • it- ihitWO dogs, babies are being foiud lying loose • about Aaga-ta. I W'b thcr a man chews or eschew* it is a ; ; matter of choosing. The cencus of LaGrangc shows a total ' population of i 2 *3; dwellings 4G«i aud faiui- i ■ lies tj-^. i The people of Fort Voi'ey were scared up j 1 on Tuesday, with a t hr-eatettvlnegro fissauit ■ on the plreo, , v *. J. Walker, of Qriffin, has fiireshe4 eut ' 20J bushels oi wheat from eight aerejty-'j&mi ! not a brag p*tcfi cither.—Sun, The Methodist Preachers" Ass-oriaAon-at Cincinnati are discussing the. pooprietv of ; licensing. jyoniea.to,preach. —The Senate has refused to abolish the i franking privilege. • The new Methodist church in Atlanta Ca.. lis design, Jto si at I.oob persons, and will i | measure 0b by Oi feet, lta estimated cost is i $50,000. Census bets are that Nashville can t show over 25, 1 00- The Union a n-d American says the figures witi l»r near Sv 000. Obegox.—Full returns of the late ! election in this State show that the. Detno : crats ha»e a majority of four in tlie Fenate : and uiba in tnc Hcuae of Kcpreatiatntives.— Tins nuikes the election of a Democratic U. b- Senator a certainty. Wo are happy to lonm that the la ; dies of the Memorial Association hare deter* ; i mined to make an excursion to Stone Moun- 1 tain instead of to Cartersville,—Atlanta In- : 1 telligencer. • Washington, June 23—Mr. Amos T;--Ak* j. erinan, ot Georgia, was confirmed to-day as ; Attorney Getreral, without any objection 01; | debate. * t I - Stvrvn rrt Ci;c»s»ft'A. —The Tribune 1 sayst “The tionination ofJVfa. Akfrinau j • for ?b* Atturnry-Generulshijimean# the rec- i ; ognitten of-Goorgia in a !State in the Union, ! in sp'ite of the pcasistent rffovts of fa*>»»o*is in , and out 01 Congress to befog her true? posi ; tion and post pen* cb« <i*y of her deliver- j i ao S«'” , , . j J ''•Ap.Ntnjui.fn wtlu* l4ft Louisville. Kdfa a! i few years ago, almost penniless, rtfiurhCd j ; there the other day lroin California, with an ; j income of !ji<*.o 0 per month, all made by i ! sheep raisyig* | It is prvWble ih«*t Gei»er»J Bragg will be 1 | nrjrp*-»ii,i e d :'uvrrvii.-t'jadent of the Atlanta} \Vater Works. He has approved % plan 1 j wbir.U Uiul Va»:» kvbmittcd to hiit» by the | co^®mittoe } Major Cainpbdti Wall»*ce and Colonel Hul ; bert have been summoned to testify before ; the State Kcmd (!ommittee. 1 —Kev. A(t left on the Western i a-Jd AtKntJc Kailrctid le*t f'ish; | Ville, to niter on bis duties there. Mr. | : Havgood has made very many friends iu . } this city. We wish him every anon.fug in j his new home.—Daily Sun, | In England breadstuff's arc advancing rap- ; idly on account ot the severe l>rc*J, j which soli at * pence i>* wlntev, n*w , 1 tells at U pence. The Baptist Church at Rome h»» booty? j supplied with an organ ruanufaot»*>ed iit that j city l*y the vroiPmeu M Messrs Hills & Dai- | superintended bj Air. D-*-***. ». practicti} j organ-maker of the North. It has a power j J ful and rich tone, which is ascribed to th* , f act that its body is piside from the Southern ( , pine? v'bi**# much lhan the infire i ppr****-' jfit'e G* file fforth. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, nephew the Great French General, died in-Bit on ; the 17th, aged Go years. His mother-in.law} | Mrs. iAitliams, died at t-Ha “*i«c pln«ci th« 1 siirff (**T (ii neral News. T«XS* li»s n»ere than head of j • cattle. ; A 110 year old darkey hag br-en discover- ■ ;ed in Newark. lie was not a body-gCrvant ’Of lieu. Washington. . . c ; Paris boasts the cultivation of JOO varie- ! i ti»s of tulips. A Si-rC""* t*f di>«stb»i •annivt ‘•ark has been 1 ’ discovered in Australia. Rutland, Vermont, is troubled bccJffL a | ! church deacon has “bulled” the egg market, ! and wu*’t sell short of forty cents nor doz- , ! enj j , A cuple of ncgTo-fS, !!*l? uffTMiia; gos {*- 1 to * f* 4 *’*' ftther ni* I **; ono of thorn i procured 11 gun #ml discharged a load of 1 buckshot through the breast *t »*»c other. CbaflfiS on last, ofap* ’ oplexy’, at his home near London;. | Mlirrc Mmll I Mpciul literiitty t A lady on a card ami placed on the top of an hour-glass iu i house tho following simple verse, from oite ; of thapoeifi? tff Ofave. It was written when the flowers wej’S ir! **•#lio*’ ***•’ j ry ‘•>'o faiwit mi Pet to Cot^*; Thla 1 in; :** r ' *» .ee; To tiiiuk a weed is yet to bloorrf, j From dust that i shall be /” The next morning K’J.?.* tile foliowing ; j r>»cs, iu pencil, ~011 the bark of the same 1 eJrd: ■■To think when b«ai»>o and earth, arts fled, j - And ti»es W-hcp all t'iAt can die snail bem’iit, That • must die no more ! Oh ! where wili then my portion lie '/ . 1 YV Here shall I spend cteruit v ” *' I 1 fUingrcsa baa agreed to adjourn on the ♦lih July. Thf «rro* the ijtoir.ih river, on the CarterZviflc & y mi Wert Railrod, is ex pec‘cd to be completed this ♦udti. UtiALOor spree ft# reading •tatt*# is in-, eri • m-z'-ws AA. Good rer th* re:-;>T i yts ; i 1 t . f V. f,U;L t.- »*»: | NEXV ADVERTISEMENTS. The C'-iirtersville Express 1 published weekly on r ery Thursday Mora -5-g, by SAMUEL K SMITH. Editor and Prop r fa the town oft’a tersvillr. Bartow Coi uty, il* Terms of SubeoUptign: OMc4py one year ,ia Om copy six motitfes, ** •■..••••• •••'-Ott i ./g.- -fv f ' »ar, •s. • ft«Je dttjin.,* year'' <kw 1 TWs taift»e propositi.-*; is ‘i to citi/en* . of Lirioe wi‘to . Terms of A-ITQTvi-ing: j'i'it'-.f .'hi* Mo, '’ITIs -* ->i-r-<|t;are of len yyjit| or OW'icr lloijS wf !«■»*, Olii* IT.iliar for the drst, aid Kit-.. < MM fur each sub sequent. Insertion. innwlor • ost/v j. n* Huml-ed ami Twenty Dollars |>or » <« ll.! proportion. IVofctudunul C unis. John V. • ATTORNEY AT LAW. gARTEU9VILLK, GEORI.I A. Office oyer Pinkerton'? Drug Store. Oct. 17. f.T. A. P. WOPrORD. iVoiibrd A Wofford, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. CAKT7. RSVILLE, GEORGIA. June 23. IK7O. R. W. Hnrphey, ATTrORNEY AT .LAW, CAftTKOSVILLE, GEORGIA. Will practice in the courts of the Cherokee j Circuit. Particular attention given to the col* lectio* of claims. OUi.ce with Uol. Abda John-| *e.u. ■ ' Oct. *•• * John «f. JoilOM, ATTORNEY AT LAW & REAL ESTATE AGENT, ; CARTER STII LF GEORGI A, j > Will attend promptly to all proflhssianal buii- ; nyas entrusted to hie care; alio, to the bay tug • and selling of ileal Estate. Jnu l. , dm. A. Ifotvard, Ordinary of Bartow County, anti i ATTORNEY ANO COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Car term- illk, .T. g xoxg ia . : Tan 1, 1870.“ ' '■ ' * * A. M. Foil to, ATTORNEY AT 'LAW. I CART SUSY ILL 8,....'. GEORGIA. ( With Col. Warren-Akin,) 1 Will practice in the courts of Bartow, Cobb, ! Polk. Floyd. Gordon, Murray, Whitfield aud ad- I joining counties. Alarch *>. ; .f.vo. coxa, J. H. WIKL*. . fJoxe A IViklr, j ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES PlittfC. ! CtRTEESVILLK • GEORGIA John Coxe, < omiiiissio. ei of Deeds for r-outh I Carolina-. Sept 9. ! T. W. MiLNK,:, o. H. ITILWIR. • Ylilnrr A' Hiliarr, ' w ’ ’ ATTORNEY? AT LAW. f CARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA. Will attend prom,,:!., ,j business entrusted to | their care. Jan. 15. Warren Akin, ATTORNEY mT law, i CAIITKESVILI F,.. I.li ivou, j Will practice in all ih e-mrO of the St as. Ham. If. Patillo, Fashionable Tailor and Agent fob Sewing Machines, V*TILL attend promptly to the Uittincr. P.e* ? T pairing, and Making Buy*’ and Mens’ Clothing; nute, A {out tor the »:kU> of the c«U - , brated Gto*#r Biikei- •?#{*!eg Mac*io;«t. Vflcu hvst Stokuiy it Williams store. Isutranr# from the rear, feh IT. Wr, Jf. A. Jackson, PRACTfGIN3 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, : Oft'ISIJfOR PISKEtITO .Y’S DRUG STORK HU has »o arranged liis business that he is nt.o? prepared to devote his whole time and attention ts the practice, and he feels confident, wuh his ex tent ire experience, that he can give WlMt satisfaction. V lib*i'*» *hare of patron age reftpecttisUy solicited, Carte l’s VillC, .fan *. Jobs sv. Rycr. HOUSE.? aINTEE. CARTER9VILLE. GRoKOfA. TV 111 attend promptly to business in hi* i Ja« I?; IffjK-Iwly ; Jewelrr and Watch and C'nch Repairer, . CARTEttSVIU GEORGIA. Office in front of A. A. Skinner ft Cd’s Store. k«fi!iHewtw House, MARIETTA,...; ~.i.; GEORGIA. IS still open to the t*>ve7{>*r jmbUv aril Well -J summer *i*it«i-s, r**i-t!s«. d<Jie|ng »* i arr»ngc*b!:f% ft>T the Sc«tn» B>»a V KcC.’hß'te* l R A“**S atia clean and cspci iallv f' iki’v "'ll, te’dil’T'. » i:* Jlifgc piazza has be#4 •»».’!*:• lo tlie ('.“•ff'rt^*R«jlWiab ,,sh rt Unt Fl.irrcHKitdt FREY Ell, i i.y ‘ Proprietors. _ , Annual Announrrnamf» SUNDAY, July 10’h. Sermon bv Rev. W. F. COOK, of Rome, at tao Institute Chapel, at 10K o’clock. A. M. S.DlVath School Address at * o’clock. P. M., at the s*jfle place, by Dr. W 1!; FBLTOA, of Car tersville. Tuesday Vvening, 7o’clock. Junjfr Exhibition \\cdncSa;kv Morning, 10,t; o'clock. Literal* AJJrcM WM. A. W 1 Lso.V, of AniCrieus. . >* eunesday Kvi’iiiug, 7 o’clock, Senior bition. * u, e invited to attend all these ex crcirr? JKUX HUDSON. StilesbOf*; i?ti [J** Frtrr'tpab Mrhool. MISt)A HOWARD will open an Eng tisli -Mixed School, in a School Room just con-pieted, near the residence of J. A. Howard, ( artersv™(ji (Jan ou tho next. Girls Mid 'ini* will be ad u) it ted oil , the following terms : jFiut Class : Spelling. Reading, Writing.'Primary Aritiimetic and Geography, (per nontb $1.50 j Class: WWoliili Grammar, Geography, HiM#’ , !y; AritluPetict JS.A) j No deduction mad# lor j’*ss of timet •Swept In cases of protracted sickness. , The term will end on ttie 12th of DeceflbAY ! ue»*’ karMesrillc, June UO-wvlm j G.W.&EE&CO. f VVK TAICEX CHARGE OF THE foundry ami uacinm* Shop, heretofore owuol and run by m. P: * , W» , l*lL*f** of this pixie, and bade eugagwl If** 0* Jf*hn At A&jTontaine) Os Atlanta, t?%" • is a .cieut guarantee for the *ucc&.*»,6? t V CNfablisfr* as it is a well known fact, throughout the toiariM: that for promptness and ability, be can u<Ws*tWf|Ml»wl. tvu l*awr, j*l?o, procured the services of the H*ert Iffonltler in m© ; Also a corn* of other Mechanics, and anew snniJ».v es W.*eO*j**vj end Tools have been pur- j «flr. J. R. HOWELL, The Renowned jWilDtVf!?*?} Will-make his headquarters nt this Shop, where ! Y»i» r 81** frfttet* and other Ms LI. M ACIf V* LI! Y, f!« tu.iK (.tor* (»s solicit*!*, V j «ri £ 4i-x<t <v J f-jehiur-rf- 'Tr » 1 »•«»!> as wo» urt ,ie ' j jV s'orther# Ik tW H*uw or cheaper | work. *" # #Jt. g£tt Ctuatantn 3£6crn jsol die So. 1 Will fell parties to the day when they can tune j their work, and* if not done according to prom- j ise. will «t»«c no charge. i We a*" tls natiwtage of atir friends«f the , South' did ns; .t'ud keep the motley at home.- G. W. LVi: v o. car i• ■ >!• : < ..inn- Al- 1 BUTTER ! BUTTER 1 | ¥ TAXING BOUGHT TnE RIGHT FOR BAB- Fi. TOW Couaty to sell receipts fur making go m( Butter—Eight pou ud« to the gallon pf sweet milk wit hour the use of auy Prug or axpupsc.— ! Nothing used in u.tkiug hat the aiilk and one other article. Csed bv every futnU;. and *• reg ularly used a> butter itselC There is uo htnn | bug in U«i>—it i» certainly cue of the best dis coveries of the age. We warrant it to do, and to he whai we say for it. The disco ye rj was Uy a native Georgian, who lost one arm i in the war. t apt. J. J. JONES, is authorized lo i to sell the receipts. ! June 23--2 t. D-$ FORD&CO. A CENTS WANTED* A DAY'-BY Tnk AMERICAN KNITTING MA CHINE CQ-. UGBTU& JMAn*.. *r ST. LOUIS. Mo. C? 1 bAV. Busiucsp entirely new 1\ / !in 'l honorable. Liberal induce ments. Descriptive circulars free. Ad- 1 dress J. C* RAND & CO. llindeford Me IT J AN T ED AUENTB- T 0 sell t he HOM E VV BHUTTJ,E SKrtING MACHINE.— Price s2*). It makes the "Lock Stich,” (alike on both side*) and ia the only licens ed under-feed Shuttle Machine sold for leas than st!o. Licensed by Wheeler & Wilsou. Grover & Baker and Singer & 00. All other und*r-foed Shuttle Machines sold lor less than S6O are infringements, and thescllerand user liable to prosecution. Address JOHN SON, CLARK & Cos, Mass., l*itt«bufg, Pa., Chicago, 111., or St. Louis', Mo ts. ANTED AGENTS - To sell the fMf OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE.— It is liren-ed, makes the "Elastic Lock Stitch” and is warranted for 5 years. Price sl">. All other machines with an under-feed sold for )klo or less are infringement. Address OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE CO., St. Lousis, Mo., Chicago, 111., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston. Mass. ts. Satterfield* WoMord, is? Family Groceries AND Produce. CARTERSVILLE, GA. AT the old stand. East side of the rail road, where we promise to sell on aa good terms, and as lew down in price, as stny grocery 'house in town, either by the W holctmlo 01* llotnil. Cctiiv a‘id »«v »• aud t**st our sincerity. 1 ii SA I'TKKFIEI P, apr 12wly J ( Vt OFFOIiD. ‘BAD"BLOOD/ "THE LIFE IS THE BEOOD-” From it we deri**> our strength, beauty, and mental Capabilities. Ts !« the centre of our being, around winch revolves all that makes existence happy; Whta this source is corrupted tiie paitmtl cfFcftt* arc visible tu u*»nv sliapes, prominent iua..ug wiiich is SCROFULA. This is a taint or infection of the liuman argauiem, and probably no one is wholly free from it. It itself in various shapes—Ulcers auA-Sores, Decayed Bones, Diseased Scalp, Sure Eyes, Weak and Diseas ed Joints. St. Vitus’ Dance, Foul Discharg es from the iNestrils, Eruptions, Glandular B\vellitig:*. Throat Affections, Rheumatisn., Heart AtfoOtioim, Nervous Disorders, Bar renness, Disorders of the Womb, Dropsy. Byphi!litic Affections, Liver Complaint, Balt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Loss of Man hood and General Debility. It has been the SU3to*n to treat these dis eases with Mercury and other Mineral sub stances, which, though s-7rt!*timW» producing a cure, offbi'C7« injurious a»id entails misery in after lift*. The long known inju rioue properties of thert rc-called alterative*! and pu*iftcJ'.s has led the pbllanthropical man Os science t« caplets the arena of na ture, the result of wiiieli lias been the discov ery of vegetable products which possess the I power of eradicating these Taints from the Blood, Dr, TUTT’S Compound Extract Os SarpariJia aud Quego’s .Delight, Is the acktiowledgcd antidote to all Blood Diseases. By its us3 thu efflictions abo*c enumerated can be permanently banished, and the fifturr*—th« ;>f Life—the B!oo<« be maintained in all its purity and vigor. WsfWFs produced by fKb wao #f Jfl«pr#Mf , 9 , uIHI for Aiipliillis, tt« tmln of evliti, com pouiMl I* Jlie only Mire antidote. i. To the poor creature, enfeebled in mind Ynd body, by secret practices, whose nerves i are unstrung, and countenance downcast TIIE NA PtSAPA RULE A. ' AND Dtdigflit is a blessing. Try it fairly , and your nerves will be restored to their wonted vigor, a»d j your <rv>ntinanee be made radiant | with the dppffifbsttess of .restored manhood. Being free from violent miner*!?, it is adapted to general use. The old and the young may use it; the most delicate female at af* tinle nbiy take it; the tender infant, t*’Ho tuay have iftbefited »iil be cur- 1 ed by it. FOR PURIFYING THK RI-OOD t 1) R. TTJTT Extract of Sarsaparilla AND j When used in tl.o Spring it removes all hu mors which infest the system ; and banishes j 'ho ieegucr *■•’* debility p *h that ken | son " r the fre:*’’: It hits *£ th? men A\d fe!P>?W» i producing a healthy action of the i*hptj?o,Rt 1 o*»»n S •*» whi«*k »ll the impurities of the } torn arc carried off', ana the result is A Clear Skin, a Good Appetite? «*.nd *«»*iant PREPARED Bl r vtrlM** H. TUTT & LA^t AttotfSt’A, GEORGIA. And Sold by i^Cry***!*. j June Ifttii, 18-70-ly. j"’ . ’ PHOTOBEAPHS, FEBOWHIS, jsrrt?., ‘.i vi-vo., THE UNPBBfcIICNED would f v ?bectful- ! ly iirfoftfl the citizens of Cflrtersville j amt ■•Urrounding country, that th*y have ; located their Mammoth Tent neat* Pres- ! bytariau Church, and are prepare* *o offer a good opportunity to those wishing good pictures. Uur prices are as low ffitMy ar tist can afford. We also have u fine assortment of Albums, Cases, and Frames, which will sold on [ reasonable terms. Give us & call. WEST A ROSKLEY, Juufc Photographers. A first-class Second-hand Thresh-1 or, in good order, for sale ft!the loua- j flrvVf-B S-■■ndiold,' Oto- ' NEW A DVFPTISOfENT.S. j LARGEST-*-BEST—C HEAPtST! RAXTEUI’IUSE, INDUSTRY. TAUT, LIKKR i JPj A LIT \. Hiul til. i;i:.st TAi.ivi. liavefororot Twenty I cars isetn tYecly use.t upuw Moore* Kural Xew-Yorker, ; Ami its a result it is iunv, prc-emincntlv, the : Largest, Jk-i anil ( hcapt-t fu.i’srii xrn Rt a *l., t LiTxinaur ami* I 4x111. y \\ fjjxu in the World. Tens of thousands of wide-awake I’eOulc, all j over the t on fine lit, take atid admin’ the Rr rai., , for its superior Aait.iry. Valh, Illi>tratiovs, STYU, AC. The Press and People Praise It! For oxwapie, an Kxehitngesa’ *: ‘ Tin: Ret: vl /« the wont hltyunfij! /W«. .! I Jo / . H’i.lr l\t (-'ftW/i/.Vil .Os./ //so i t< l tj II f/.'i./rti /Viyirt*, iix f t u'kolt, o'hirh iioir t’Uii* <U torn/ Oniony tht /‘eojiir." Buff' V oi. XXI i. begins J u)\ 2nd. Tn it! On • ly yi..>o per volume of a# utunhors. 01 ts per year. Less tn flnhs, y<*vrf V(lttrt‘>" D. I>. T. MOOKK, 41 Park Bow, Now York. PER DAY.” AGENTS WANTED. 1 In every Tow i\, County and State, to cauvacs ti>r Henry Ward BfVcher'h Ere it Pup r, With which is GIVEN AWAY i nat super** iuiu world-rcnowMHl work ol Art UluraliallS Household Engraving of WnKhlngton. The best tiajKT and grandest engraving in America. Agents report "making til ip half a day.” "Sales easier than books, and prntlG i greater.” I.adies or Gentlemen desiring iin me ld Ute and largely remunerative employment; liisik canvassers, and all soliciting Agents will tlud more money fit this than an\thing else. It | is something entirely new, being nu unprece dented combination and very taking. Send for circular and terms lo J. li. Ff)RD ft C<)., Bub* ishers. 21) Dark Row. New York. ! ' L wlllpav for the N cw I I York \VKEKLY DDL- I M LAR SUN from now to "111 |- | I Januarv. Ist, 1871. ONE ■ 111 I I I- I DOLLAR Will nay for Uy kJ |-k||thcSFMl-tVFKKI.V do. ; DO cents a mouth pav* for tiie DAILY' SI N. Address I. W. ENGLAND, Publisher, New York. CANVASSERS WANTED FOR 1* TJ IV C H I N E L X- O. The great original illustrated comic weekly pa per. The tisst ten numbers sent on rec.ipt or 00c; single numbers 10c. Liberal terms to Agents.— Splendid ('hrorno premiums to subset ibers. Ad dress Punchinello Publishing Comoany.. S3, Nassau St., New York. I*. O. Box 2,783. Newspaper. Advertising. A book of 125 closely printed pages, lately is sued, contain-a list of the lust Aiiiiric.in Ad vertising Mediums, giving the mimes, circula tions, and full particulars c neemirg the 1 lag Daily and Weekly Political and Family Newspaper*, together’ with all those having large circulations, published iu the interest of Religion, Agriculture, Literature, &e.., Ac.,— Every Advertiser, and every person who con templates becoming such, will fhnl.thi* book of of great value. Mailed free to any address on j-ecjijit of tli'Uscu cents. Gro. P. Rb • iUM jc Cos.. Puhllsheis,-No. 40 Park Row New i -it. 'I he Pittsburg l.emltr , in .' 1 it ee of May si)*h 1870. s . s; “JmliiM ol t.e P. Rowell it tu.', wili it is»i a* thi vah.able alul interesting! book, is tie largest and bv*t AdVftJ tiding Ygcii- j oy iu the • cited Br.de?, and w,» can cheer . I V i recommend it to the at ten tiou of those who i sire to mlv,o tl.se their business' scikntikioai.ly ! ANn svsTfMaTiCai.cy' in such a way; tlmt i«. so I to Mcure the largest amount of pulillcity Ibrth# : least expenditure of money.” ’ j PATENTS. Inventor* who wish to Isle* out Letter* Patent are atlviaed te counsel with Mi'TN k CO., editor* of the Seitntijic American, who have prosecuted claim* before tiie Patent Office for over Twei ty Tears.— Ttieir American iiu.l European Patent Aavury 1* the .nest extensive in the World. ChaiKer lc»* thaii any other reliable Agency. A psiopel. t containing full instructions to inven'ors la sent g-atlj. k CO.. 3T Park Row, New Verb. (ESTABLISHED, im) WELCH & GRIFFITHS, saws I axes ! saws ! S.\W3 «f all description*. AXKB. ItELTING AND MILE FUICNIbUINtiS. CIK UI.AK SAW.K with Solid Teeth, or with PYTENT ADJUST AUL* 1*0! NTB, »t*nei ior tk aU hmerted Teeth Save. SNrpflc©* reduced. seat! far Price List and Cireu'ar* WEI-CW * GP.IWTfWi Moston. Mag?., and Detroit. MicS. 1a TOOLS IN ONE.—focke* Kwlft. Bttkr, Srprare, Bevel, Screw-driver,.Ur.tlul, Coin pusses, Scissors. BufVui- Hole Cutler; Paper Unite. Friisef ft;:d Pftiicit Sharpener! Sample (jj«lish®it. su-Wl t*y «afi, with terms to Agents jWceutC. Bi'Ver p'iilril. fl. Quid plated. *2. «OM.'ll? \T!ON TOOL ' U» Mft retd* sfrtt, Y3rk, . YES! IT IwS TlVl'fb, That the bkst nowkWA—ftbe he.-# dboppkk?—the !*kT.# * Kami Mt hft flshhd iu the world are the Original and iteM’V'l* Double-Motion JETi* t MAi i'iNkV *in»>!e by tlb- ATNA M VNUF.U'TI • rIPOU'D/i cf salt»7tb :**;hd for Pamphlet PCStniti! « 1 I LCItL'XT WAN'S ®D iu a paying bt»»U OA LP i>A»I n,i> b . HeSInECY, 41!! Cseßtnbt Sh, Fhda. KlDDEffg PASTILLES, A wr* relief for A*!bmft. frit# 40 cents by mail; SitWELL A CO;, Chafl.gtovm, Mass. PROMPT, HONORABIE, RttIASU, k GENTS'WANY’EI) in every city, l#t*u Ami -CLk'UiWclbr U» largest and rtfost SuccPilul ; DoLLAu tfP'.t’Sbi In (b.e c M ar.#*eM»NJ-v CUE I endorsed by tike leading papers mill '■'epre/ItV. of the United Statue pujr goods at*'a '.ih!Vc**ul j ’-atiffactlhr; dtir p7C»Mi!S*IW AgfetS t’AJfMff tit ; exoki.i.ko, and our chocks are.ftetj; HaVingtwo j houses—Boston and Chicago—our facilities are I VNEqI VLEI>, and our business exceeds til clount all nt.lier concuruk in tNis ti'ane crdßPinMi send f|p cider La its a at* t»yt Uvn i<> ,Q THOMPSq,Sf Av CO. ! 13(1 i n w fftw.tte FfcSTCHpM \ M V FAS or SOUL tI. ARMINE.-SW pages! *>»’• ITI' Don aorful book has fni! iiistmcwSiis t« tlte ri-iuler to fascinate either seg, drUViy mi*B>al, at will. Mesmerism, Spiritualis»m and liuidrcds ol other curious experiments, U can h« sbtaiu ed by aenjlfng %idrt*t* **lt.'< v|ik postage, u. t. w. sVans a gom f* i\ g>s, riibth st.. FhiladelpM* BRIIIH and,Bridf|j;rooiii.-Es says fo*- Young Me*i ( free, in sealed envelopes. UOWAlil* ASSOCIATION, Bo* f, Mil AVOID (H ACKS. \ victim of early indiacrvllon causing nervous debility, premature iWci?y; having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a ’ s ' ,aich he w ill send Address J. A. BEEVES, .0 Nassau st., N. Y. VKW MEDIC Al*A>t PH LET.—SEMINAL 1* Physical and ,<i*i-vouß Deb Hi tv. Its effects afdtJltl** vrieo2s cents. Address SE( BETA ity Mnsun"* *• Au«t«>»o ~ iiti Bro.idw av. N. I . BIMOY LIEBIUY, | lIfiAJ.EJt IN Drj«C*oo«lN 9 !l('a.'I i V*dadt* Yotions Iflats, Boots, Nhoc*, Hardware, Crwefeer|f, PutloiFy* Cartersville, Ca. The higiiost price paid in cash for Rags, : Copper Brass, etc. Agent for the Kook City , Paper Mills Paper, at mills prices. my 26 l»E<ri*l* E ay PAPE It ! 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