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JL o c a I. 1 arc authorized to aiiuiuince the name of JESSE R. WIKLE, a candidate for Judge <»l the Con ity Court of Bartow, In ft!! the va cancy of Judge Trippc, deceased. — Election on Saturday, the 23d, iust. Fcb’y 8, 1807. Bartow villk, Jatji. 28. 1867. The friends of Col. E. C. SAXdN announce him a candidate for Judge of the County Court of Harlow, made va* cant by the death of Judje I rippe. K. HENDERSON, J. BOOLE. Old SigllM. Almost every aged sire in the land, has his peculiar signs—his wet moons and his dry moons —his hard winters and his hot summers —his time to kill meat and hie time to hang meat his tunc to plant and his time reap. The following article respecting the proha. bilitiesofan early or a late Spring, we take from the BouisviUe Cturite, ol late date, which sign, it is said hy the knowing ones, to be infallible : j It is the well entertained belief ol m my that the first two or three days ol February determine the weather that is to prevail during the balance of the winter term. Coupled with this is the faith of a number of others, farmers and boatmen, in the instirjets of animals and birds, while others think the weather changes with the moon. Well, this is the 2d of February, the day on which the ground-hog, marmot, or pcccari is supposed to awake from Ins long winter nap, creep forth from Ins hole in the ground, snuff the upper air, take a survey of the premises, a j„:ep at the sun, and make up his mind whether to stay out orj return to his burrow for another snooze until another in-in ol winter is over, Il the sun shines out and the creature can its shadow discern, it x.t once goes back, and lor six long weeks will not return. But j| iii<» Hun id overcast with clouds, or ,*iii~ arc tailing, then it stays out, and Jrnks about, to shake all its lethergy, ,j [s instincts telling tin t winter is ®ver. 'l’u is, a s all good Catholics well know, is ••Candlemas day,” and the weather-wise of the old country have tenaciously clung to the following dis ilteli as a suk r . ..tf.K.ct ie of the coming weather. It very singularly comports with the. supposed Intlnt* and instincts of the giound-hng. too, but whether 4aLe or true our readers can make a note of it, and time will tell the w eat her -u isc : “If Can 1 loin is il iv be clear and bright, Then winter h-» taken another flight; Jf (‘.indicia is ilnv brings clouds and rain, Then winter is gone, not to return again.” t hindlcin isd.l v and the ground bog's advent jire both supposed tut occur on the 2d «1 Ft*b ru ary. Now’s the day, and nnvr’s (he hour, Wo hone grim winter’ll shorn of his power. Stay in bright sun! Heeeavi, come out! Hunt, I Itio lioggy, and risk about. The weather was Warm yesterday, the thermometer ranging about 47 at noon, with heavy clouds prevailing all day. The barometer had fallen only one point toward rain yesterday morn ing, and did r.ot vary until evening, when il receded another point, and was going down very slowly at dusk. The wind, however, had held to, or rather from, the north, with fears en* tamed of another freeze. We will here venture the prediction, that if cloudy or rainy weather prevails led ay, there will he a permanent resumption of navigation, and no more hard winter this season. The Finance Committee of the At lanta City Council have made their re port in relation to the City Treasury, bringing him in a defaulter to the a mount of $47,000. The exhibit also shows the city badly in debt,and pay ing as high as three per tent, a month on borrowed money, ! ' ifirMessrs. A. A. Skinner <s* Cos. are out in an interesting advertisement, in this week’s paper. Their catalogue is a pleasing one to hungry people.— They keep Bacon frfr sale by the cord, or in smaller lots, if you want it. You have heard, doubtless, of lute, a good deal said about Kirkpat rick’s Neuralgia Specific. We were suffering from Neuralgia in the face, last week, and sent down to the Drug Store, late at night, and got a bottle of the Specific, and applied it internally' and externally, and the result was that in an hour we were comfortably snooz ing away upon our couch, as if noth ing had been the matter. We can as sure our readers that this is no yarn manufactured for lilt; benefit of the ven dor, hut a bone flit must so.” If you would act sensibly, under similar cir -ns'ances, imitate our example. 4-# The attention of our readers is •ailed to the advertisement of NTessrs. S. Clayton A Son, who have just o pened out a fresh stock of goods. Ac., in their new and beautiful brick store — just completed. They have an ele gant, new stock of goods, and now is the time to make selections, before they i are picked over. The Doctor and his son are both clever gentlemen, and will lake pleasure in exhibiting their stock, Mr. L. Stephens, for y r ears a merch ant in this place, is also connected with this house. While they keep things to make comfortable the outer tnan, they arc also prepared to refresh the inner man. Washing Soap is good—but good washing soap is very scarce. Just call in at A. A. Skinner A Co’s anti get a bar of the Electric and try it, and you will never want any more turpentine soap. Them’s our sentiments after trying it. Best A Kramer, Druggists, are out in anew advertisement this week. They have just received and opened a large stock of fresh Dings and Medi cines, many of which should be used immediately to purge and purify the system ere disease ensues. They are both good druggists, and thoroughly understand the critical work of com pounding medicines and putting up prescriptions. They keep a very re spectable stock on hand all the time, and are prepared to furnish almost any thing in their line of business at the most reasonable prices. fi£*y*The finest chewing Tobacco, and we might say the cheapest , in town, is at A. A. Skinner A Co’s store ; or, at least, wc find it so. Try your hand and see if we hav’nt told the truth. 4fe>“lt will be seen, from an adver tisement in this paper, that Mr. R. G. Johnson, of Kingston, proposes to open a school of high ortier, in that place, on Monday, the 25th i:ist. Mr. John son is a crippled Confederate soldier, bears the reputation of a good scholar, and, we think, a nice gentleman, and well deserving the patronage nl the people. Kingston is an accessible place, healthy location, good society, good water and moderate board. Wc wish Mr. Johnson entire success in his very commendable enterprise. fcasjuCocoa-Nuts, a bountiful supply for sale at A. A. Skinner & Co’s. — At Moore A.Co’s old stand on the west siJe of the public square. The gentlemen citizens of Car lersville are requested to meet, at the Court-House, on Monday night next, for the purpose of organizing a Fire Company. The necessity of such an organization, it is useless for us to urge, as recent developments fully demon strate that fact. anted. —lo,ooo good lipart pine Shingles and several thousand Laths. For further particulars apply to Sain’l 11. Smith at this office. Cartersville is still climbing up t lie greasy pole of progression. Many anew cottage and shanty ate begin ning to peep out of the pine thickets and groves by which the place is sur rounded ; and many more are under way, and will soon grace her streets and add numbers to her increasing population. Her motto is “Onward.” Blair A Bradshaw are getting in a stock of New (foods, and are ready to furnish anything in the clothing line, (’all and see them, next door to Bartow House. HEARTBURN.—So called from a gnawing pain and heat about the region of tlie stomach, accompanied with nausea, and the belching of a thin watery acidulous liquid, especially in the morning are the common symptoms. To lid yourself oftliis troublesom com plaint, avoid articles of food that easily undergo fermentation, lake Roback’s Stomach Bitters three times a day, in water, and adhere to a dry diet for a short time, and you will find yourself cured. weather, at present, is beau tiful and pleasant. Uncertain how il may be tomorrow. Frank H. Little has been offi* ! eiallv declared Representative elect to Congress, from this (the 7th) District. lion. J. W. 11. Underwood has been appointed Judjre of the Taliopoosa Circuit, by Gov. Jenkins. late dispatch announces the j death ofN. P. Willis, one ofliis leading I iterarv men of America, in the sixtieth v?ar of his age. A Family Paper. — The Weekly j ConslilulUmulist . —Published every . Wednesday morning.—An eight-page paper, containing the latest news hy mail and telegraph, editorials of the daily, full market raports, miscellane ous reading, and ar'ichs nppei tabling to ike farm anil dairy each week. We -hail endeavor to make il a first class News ami Family Journal. Prick : Single Copy one year, - S3 00 Ten copies, sent at one time, each 2.50 A specimen copy sent when desired. Address, STOCKTON A CO. Augusta, Ga. GEORGIA, Bartow County,! Feb’y sth, 1867. j Ordered , by the Court, that an Elec tion be held, on Saturday, the 23rd day of this month, for Judge of the County Court, to fill the vacancy oc casioned by the death of Turner 11. Trippe. J. L. Wikle, J. I. C. D. A. Vaughan, J. I. C. Jxo. Kennedy, J. I. C. Entered on minutes. Jo Day, Clerk. theHlweTove. A Monthly Magazine, devoted to Literature, Agriculture, and General Intelligence, and comprising reports of Battles, Incidents aud Anecdotes of the War, never before published, By GEN. D. 11. HILL, Late of the Southern Army. Propr’s —J. P. Erwin 4* D. II Hill. The Magazine is published at Char lotte, N. C. It contains from sixty to eighty pages of the size of those of Blackwood’s Magazine, and will be furnished to subscriber* at S3 a year, in advance, or $5 if not paid till the end, of the year. Cash subscribers not re quired to pay until after the receipt of the first number. Incidents and accidents, and anec dotes of the war are requested, that the Magazine may be a monument to the heroism of our soldiers, and to the de votion of our people. A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis eases of the Urinary and Seminal Or gans, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured hy this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free of Charge. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House. New- York City. Beautiful Extract. The following inimitable extiact is said to have been written by Bishop Herber in one of the very earliest of hie memorable productions: It cannot be that earth is man’s only abiding place. It cannot be that life is a bubble cast up by the ocean of eternity to float a moment upon its waves, and sink into nothingness. Else why is it that high and glorious aspirations, which leap like angels fiom the temple of our hearts, are forever wandering unsatisfied ? Why is it that the rainbow and cloud come over us with a beauty that is not of earth, and then pass off to leave us to rnuse on tl.eir loveliness? Why is it that the stars which “hold their festival around the midnight throne are above the grasp ofour limited facul ties ; forever move us with their un approachable glory And, finally why it .is that bright forms of human beauty are presented to our view and then taken from us, leaving the thousand steams of jur affections to flow back in the Alpine torient upon our hearts ? We are born for a higher destiny than that of earth. There is a realm where the rainbow never fades ; where the beautiful beings which pass before us like shadows, will stay forever in our presence. Dennis’ Sarsaparilla, A substitute for Calomel , Blue Pills , Castor Oil , Rheuburb, Aloes , 4*c. IF you h.»ve symptoms of a disordered Liver, TRY IT, and see if it does r.ot produce a bee action of the bowels, and make you feel better after you have taken it. TRY IT in your families. If you have a daughter of a bilious temperament, who takes it when necessary, watch the expressions of her mother, and see if she does not say it has improved her complexion and general health. TRY IT in any disease in which calomel is considered the best remedy, and see if it does not produce an evacuation of the morbid bilo aud improve the complexion and spirits quick er than is usu 1 for other mediciuesto produce Some families prefer calome',blue pills, &e, sec if they do not have more sickness, much larger bills to pay for medicines,and more phy sicians’ visits than you do in yours. Ask those who use it in their families at the first symptoms of disease, if it docs them any good, and see if they do not generally say “they do not know, for they have but little or no sickness.” Ask those who have taken the imported or stronger medicines and then tried this Sarsap arilla. and sec if they do say this did them much more good ; and why ? Because it is the most natural medicine for the Liver and Bowels, and the Blood, that can beta Ken, and with it but little medicines, of any kind, will be needed. Prepared by DR D. DENNIS, Augusta, Ga.. and for sale m Cartersville by W- L. i KIRKPATRICK A CO., Druggists; also ; DENNIS’ PAIN-KILLER or Stimulating I I%iiment. jan 25w2m 10,000 good Laths wanted, for which the market price will be paid. Apply I to S. 11. SMITH, Cartersville Exfress ! Frintiu*'Fb*ve'c. Feb I‘. 1667. ISlaif aacl Haradsliaw tiave removed tSaeii l Store to Samiiel CPlayfc©u‘s new bock building, Hast side Os the Rail-Road. ®C£“Call ami see HtSfThey will sell you bargains , and no mistake. Only try them.‘2£33S • - * ms MM I Seduction of PER CENT, ON FALL AND WINTER GOODS. V\ ishing to reiluce our entire stock of F.iiLIL ASD WINTER Dfil-GOODS, Clothing, lints, She es ; anti Roots, Woolen Goods of every Description, such as Nubias, Hoods, Sontags, Shawls, Cloaks, BROAD OLOTH3, CASSIMERES, WHITE GOODS, &C. Also a of CROC]IES;Y and :h:_a.:r,-DW.ajr^- We have in *(le the above Reduction of 50 per cent on all Goods on hand, Our stock of Dry Goods is equal to any j stock South, in quality or style, and part con- i sistiug of FRENCH PLAIDS, CALICOS, FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS, O SNA BURGS, &C. Our Stock of C othing consists of Bi otstl Cloth Suits, at all prices, CassiHiere Suits, Overcoats, every style and price. Our stock of and Shoes is complete, Ladies’ calf, “ Moroco- Kid, “ cloth, Gentlemens’ WATER PROOF CALF BOOTS, “ KIP BOYS’ BOOTS, Oursllock of Hats consists in MENS’ AND BOYS’ Wool, Cassimere, Far, Felt and Plush. Our stock of Hardware consists, in part of Kuives ami Forks, Tea and Tablespoons, iron and sil, LOCUS, of every kind, Hinges, Butts, Screws, Ratchets and Hammers. Siitoot’ilng Irons, Chains, Shovels and Pitchforks. Our stock of Crockery and Glassware con sists, in part, of STONE AND GRANITE WARE, CUPS AND SAUCERS. DINNER AND BREAKFAST PLATES. BOWLS AND PITCHERS. GOBLETS AND TUMBLERS. SALT SELLERS AND MOLASSES CANS, i 'Ltr stock of GROCERIES is complete, j This entire Stork is offered to the public at ; ~»0 per cent below regular prl- I cos. at i loewess veis &, PFEircirs. GARTEP.SVIU.E, 6A. .fan i, 1*67. S‘?kX.KSBO?VO‘ jjs£ ■■ 4 : A i|L Jig >. i&dz&'J. Jo-Lid. Siefc'-3 fvk'r f | Hiß > xcrcises of tins Institution will bo _| resumed on Monday,la;- Cath iu.st., under the supervision of J v.iIES G. RV ILS, Prlucipa!, Assisted by J. Is. (OLLi\S AM) m:\Rl 91i( OiHIICK, Rates of Tuition, pet Session of *0 weeks: Primary Department Sls I*o Preparatory •* (JO High School. ilo 00 Incidental Etpeases, I 00 Music, ‘45 00 Br aid can be bad, inclusive of every thing Ini lights, a !§ 17,00 per Mouth. The oani est, hearty co-operation of the community, it, the establishment of a Sc tool of high order in their midst, is most urgently soiicili'd. fstib sboro, Ga., January ;if>, ISO 7. wtf W. L. Kirkpatrick & Cos., Druggists, CaRTEKSVILLE, ca. 11.1, keep constantly on hand a well selected stock of puie DRUGS AND MEDICINES. 84S m 7? ® 111, mm, Patent Medicines* &c Jones’ Carriage Repository, Jan 17. &SLliS«ik CARRIAGE REPOSITORY -i, ! CARTERSVILLE, G A. S4g“’Special attention given to Repair ing'. HAVING opened business at n:y old stand, i am prepared to do any and all Kinds of work desired in the Carriage Line, at low figures for cash. I shall keep on hand , a ju£;e übso'rluicsil of j Buggies & Carriages, and can. at short notice, furnish any kind • i a VEHICLE desired. Having connected myself with Messrs. Wyman & May, Augusta, G-a a well known and reliable firm, I will sell at Augusta I’lTccSj freights added, fr.uii the herd Factories nt the North and East. Alt of which will be warranted light. Being well acquainted with the country an I people, with tong exporfence in the business, I purpose to furnish the market with suca work as will give perfect satisfaction, I s'ia!l be able to furnish the entir* country, asm fad ities are unlimited. Call and examine, it shall cost you nothing. I lei 1 assured that the good people of tins county will appreciate the. honest efforts ot one of their old citizens, broke down by *lic war, R. H, JONES, January 17, 1867. vvly SI,OOO REWARD. Hunter’s Specific. T I XHE great English Remedy. ; _|_ A certain, speedy and pleasant cure for Gonnorahcea, Syphilis, Pain in the back, Incontinence of Urine, Diseaseso the Biadder, Seminal Weakness, Ki lney Discus* s, Qiabctis. Stone in Bladder, ElTecls of Marcurv, and Glort. —lt cures in from five to eight and lys. —lt requires noelisrige of Die'. —lt is not disagree aide to take. —lt imparts no odor to the breath. lt gives tone the who e sy- tem. —lt removes impurities of t c blood, j Sold, wholesale and retail, by V/M, !!. TUTT, Wholesale £>i uggist, Augusta, Ga. jail *s.wfun ! winces a «»»#* SEW IN Q MACHINES. ?t JUDG” MILNER’S & ii ’st and the L.**.; >Vw h ; - M.t- I chine now nicmiLiciured. speaks lor i.self. J.;n. ‘ls, 1807 SREENBAQKS ABE GOOB! BUT R CRACK'S stomach WITIIRfI, atVor J,‘»n of ex,niin:e« mid trinl, hnr* proven lo I** tt,u bo»l remedy eila.it i..r all I'omplaiuta a tier* .» tunic and .vtiimilauit aie required. they never lull lo su«'U£tlieu the weak, impart vigor to the strong, and in all r*.«po<Ms —> restore shattered aid broksu-down a if oousiitutinn*. No remedy baa been •reeived with a* much favor as K,>- I ■ »*n.a’s aiuJiA.u Kitties. la Chu-sgo -*—^ OVKK 50,000 bottle* wer* void by ess drug-house ilHhe past year. It is »J. luitted bv our mo-t learned |>b>sie'»H« that Ur, 'll, !K.\CU H STi >.M ,u 'it liIT TKKS combine ilia ~ro|,ert.e» es a gentle laxative, an efficient anli-bihoue agent, and tha l>e«t atomachio kaowru to ~ar~ Uie world. KOMACK’S Hl ITKIW at,mild U I be used by con rale seems to atiengtheu H I tlie prostiatioo wliicit alwnya follow* acuta cl diteane. lu the Bit. IOPS diatHeta of tl,a West nu 4 Snilli there liaa, for a lon* time, l «g nuieli needed an article or S'|'n||ACH Idrmt.'t, which, if taken iu proper qimntitia.., and at the |no,w*r time, mw it sura | ravtntivo of Jttlious l-eu-r, Fever and l.ivcr Complaint, l)ys- pr n o Complaint, and all diseases of similar (p nnture; and me t,ottcr as a preventive tu tOr Uliou* derangemeut, regulating ** - . ANU .trengthening ttie system, and air. ing tone to the digestive organs, tl si* any other known remedy. Now that the war i* over, there will L* (lioiteande seeking homes in the S. nth. No per son w ho rallies his hie should go there without having constantly at hand the pr tb'm HITTERS, as a safeguard agamst epi- f ffl 1 domic and maladies engendered by mi- H asms and po!lnt»sl wntsr. Traieleis R and all resideuia of the lank river-boi- I” tom , & COCNTIRS of Die West »nd Soutti, and tho valley of the Mississippi lind IV* i ('ilari 's, should provide llicmse!\<•« with the HITTERS. There is prol>atily no one disease with which Inaukind ar"<» afflicted which i» ttie source of bo many ailments ns dyspepsia, or as It is more vb —« oominonly called Hour Stomach, and 3 , ’ there is no more certain remedy I lien HobacU's .Stomach Hitters, 'j'hcy are a 4 never knowu to fail. —* ®—■“ ~m~ 7” INO CIfOI.KHA lias always Is-taj H / much diended by the pnl.tic, and 14 people have resorted to nil inauner ■ of medicines to arrest tlio progress, jL ’ ,ut ' vl *' l success. A Kiire cure “ and piercntive is to lie found in U,e nso of Pr. HORACE'S HOANPINA \ IAN KEMKPIES. Keep the l,owel« B ra open witti llic fills, mid invigorate the ■— system t,y free use of the Stomach R Hitters, nr, ii the blood Ixi thin, use the D HI ruritler. —w Sl'Ctr an invnhmt.le remedy should t.* kept in every family Keep the system in full vigor nrst nothing is lo tx> lesred from disease or cholera. THE <>ld> REI.IAHI/E. Po not Isv deceived bv purclmsing «ny of tho quuck nontrtun» under ttio various names of Hittera. Pmetiase none ottier Imt L»r. Kof.ACK'M STOMACH RITTERS, which an* com pounded of the purest drugs, and in L / which the utlkoted cun rely. rV_/ ARE SETTEEI PKINCE, WALTON & COMPANY, (Sttcoorsors to 0. W. Eobock,) SOLE RROPKIETORS, Xoo. SO, SO, 00 and O‘J JCnst Third Stro* 4 CINCINNATI, O. Are Sold by a!l Druggists and Dealers in Patent Medicines EVERYWHERE, ABBOTT & BROS. Commission Merchants, A ltd wholesale Dealers in PRODUCE AND GROCERIES. Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA. We have now in store and for sale et lowest cash prices .lie follow ing goods : 1350 Sks unmix’d and white Corn. 400 bids superfine and extra family Flour. 10 casks cL ar Sides. 50 kegs Leaf Lard. 214 Bags Virginia Salt. 50 boxes cheap Tobacco, 10 bales Colton Yarn—B X 10’s. 50 bales Timothy Hay. 1000 extra fine Grain Bans. ABBOTT X BROS. Com m ission M ercl 1 ants, Whitehall str.. ATLANTA, GA. January 17, 1867, %i>*w . n. MOtXTCASTLE, f Jeweller anti Wiitcti an 1 Flock Uepal.er, In the Fr uit of A. A. bkiuuw 6l Co's storw. Gartersvilie jan X 5. l’!ie CaiteiHvillc Hotel. I TTVR. TIIOMAH MILAM having f—, . ' / charge of tiiis Mouse, wouid !>»• ! jdcnwJ I • .ccct'it I tca fw B nrT dj * * J c iitiib BO Aitl >, w th m- without ■»' (, ; 1 >iig':i*r. <’..!! and • !• uit ca tornos < .’urti r# - . ii.