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tueal Mead ta ms press of advertisements in to-day’s issue has unavoidably crowd ed out many articles that otherwise would have appeared. j 0" We are requested to state that a Concert and Tableaux will be given, by the young ladies and gentlemen of Cassvilie and vicinity, at Cassville, on the evening of the 19th instant, the pro ceeds of which are to be expended in repairing the Grave Yard at that place. The exercises of the evening will be concluded by an oration from Rev. C. A. Evans. Interesting to tlie Destitute. Our townsman (Col. J. R. Parrott) recently made an application to Gen. Howard at Washington, in behalf ofour suffering Poor, and received the follow ing dispatch : Department, Washington, ) April 4th, 1807. } [To Col. J. R. Parrott] Carlersville, G ». *. Supplies will he forwarded througfi the Assistant Commissioner very soon, by order ol Gen. Howard. TL VV. Whitlesey fro)'*Messrs. N. Gilreath <s* Son arc r;uw iii h eeption of their new Spring and Summer Goods, also of a fine lot of family groceries. They announce that they arc now ready to sell goods ■and groceries Cheap for Cush 1 The winter is about gone and Spring is up on us, our old woolen clothes are be coming uncomfortable, just walk in, ladies and gentlemen, and see Messrs. Gilroath’s new and beautiful goods and make your selections ere they have been picked over. See advertisement. Read the Livery Stable adver ti-a mmts and see how cheap horse and buggy hire is, LoEWENSTKIN & PfEIFAR. — 111 is well known house is now receiving tneir Spring Stock ol Goods, which deg a nee and variety, can not be excel led in this market. These enterprising merchants have succeeded in bu;ld;n 0 up an enviable reputation as merchants in this ctxninunit\, and by a systematic course ol liberality and fair dealing have won a host of friends. It it with pleas ure that vve recommend our readers to visit this excellent first class esiablish- ui( nt. t-./'Thc wheat harvest is rapidly approaching, and some of our readers, in atl probability, will want a Mower and ilcaper. Prom an advertisement in another column it will he seen that (',d. .1. J. Howard and Mr. W. H. t ■ ilbcrt, of this place, are agents for the sale ol the eelehiated Buckeye Mower ;aid Reaper, said to be the best ill the XV Olid. Dfsirld Meding. We are requested to stall that a meeting of the ollieial membership ot the Methodist E Cauuh, K, me Di. triet.JWli Georgia Con lerenee, will convene in the city ot Rome, on the first Sabbath in May ami Friday and Sat mdav before, being the ttd, Ith and slh Java ■of May next. Bishop McTyere is expected to he pr. sent and will at eml lo the ordination of all candidates elected to Deacons’ or Elders' Orders within the bounds of said Di triet, ci ther Itinera tor l.oca 1 . A lull attendance is and. s red. Cr.'>“ Atteinion is invited to the advertise > incut of Messrs. Chamberlain, Cole and Doyn 4,iii, wholesale and retail dealers in Staple atul l ..nev L>ix - Woods, ■Ladies’ Shoes, Carpets, etc. ■corner Whitehall and Hunter streets, Atlanta, tij. We had the pleasure of seeing a part of ■their new Spring and Summer stock which •thev have just received fresh from Mew \ ork and other marketand must suy that their st v les are beautiful and their entire stock select ed with a care and taste seldom equalled in the South. Ti,is house enjoys the prospect for •heading the list of Dry-Goods houses in that citv, and already vies with the first class hous es South, both in the texture of their goods and list of prices. They are all clever gentle men, and, when any ofour citizens or merch ants visit that city with a view of making pur chases in their line, they should not fail to c and and sec these gentlemen or send thorn their ord rs. gg*X»The Lanier House, Marietta, is no slow coach, ll tfiere is anything good a going they always have it, and have it m abundance, too, ant! charge but little lor it. It is now kept by El lison A. Dobbs, an old and worthy citi zen, ot long experience in the business, as he was one of the proprietors of the l'letcher House, in that city, before the war, and also, at one time, kept the Steward’s Hall, of the Ga. Military institute, if we mistake not. So don’t be afraid to stop there for a meal when passing. State of Deseret. —The Mormons have formed a constitution lor their ad mission into the Unimt under the name ot the State of Deseret, and sent it to Con gress. It piov ides for universal stif iage ; but is, of couise, silent on poly ga mv. White Cotton Seed for sale, at 50 cents a Bushel, by Dr. W. \V. Leake, near this place. Peaches not killed. —We learn from some of our friends that peach es are not all killed, but that there are yet on the trees about a half crop.— This is encouraging news, for the fruit crop is a very important one, especially in this section, as a great many of our poor people are depending on the fruit for subsistance during the summer months. in want of anything in the Hardware line, should not fail to read the advertisement ot Messrs. Tommey & Stewart, Atlanta, Ga. They have a fine stock on hand, and it is no easy matter to find two as nice, clever gen tlemen associated together in business, espcscially in as blue limes as the pre sent. They will never have any cus tomers to quit them. See advertise ment. B£3uTl:e sign ol' the American Hotel still hangs out in our paper, and will as long as such gencrous-Jiearted and courteous gentlemen as Messrs. White &i Whitlock run the institoolion, and they keep as nice and accommodating clerks about them as Messrs. Bryson & Wiley. We have been about many hotels, in our time, but was never bet ter treated and felt more at home than at the American Hotel, Atlanta, Ga.— Everybody, nearly, thinks so and that is the reason it heads the list of arrivals. KGL.Messrs. Herring & Leyden, the justly celebrated Clothiers of Atlanta, announce through the columns of our paper, this week, the arrival of their stock of new Spring and Summer ready made Clothing, Goods, &c. This is an old house ol established reputation, and well deserves a liberal patronage, which, we are glad to say, they get.— We have seen their stock and can as sure our readers that it is finely assort ed and the prices reasonable enough. Senator Doolittle hopes the Connec ticut election will not induce the South to slacken rcorginulion under the mili tary bills. £-2;'Looks and Bread. —Something for mind and body.—T. M. Compton has just received from New York his new stock of School and Miscellane ous Hooks, and is constantly receiving fresh Bread from the Bakery. Those who wish fresh bread daily will please report to him how many loaves they will require, so that he may make daily arrangements. He hopes that all the reading people ol Carlersville and vicinity, will meet at the Methodist Church, on Monday night next, to form a Reading Society or Mutual Library, by which one mem- ! her may be able to read all the books of the Society, by paying a small con tribution. We think a small circulating Library would he a valuable accession to our village, and hope the above proposition will be accepted by our citizens gener ally. fliTL.Siaee our territorialization bea ver-trapping has become a favorite sport with some of our citizens. 8@»Wo understand that Gen. Pope is expected to make Atlanta his head quarters, instead of Montgomery. MARRIED, near Stilesboro. on the 27th March, 1857, by Rev. Win. Cutty us, MISS SUE, daughter of Judge Wm. T. Burge, aud Mr. D. C. DA- Vi-TTE, all of Bartow county. 16?“ Mrs. NANCY MEEKS, wife of the late Mr. Polemon Meeks, of liar ris county, anil daughter of the late Mr. John Champion, of Hancock co. t Ga., died at the residence of her neph ew, Thompson Colbert, Esq., near Stilesboro, March 26th, 1867. She had been, for a number of years, a mem ber of the Methodist E. Church, and diet! as she had lived --calmly and peacefully. The Wisconsin State Journal pub* lishes a list of confirmations and rejections by the United States Senate under the captious “Many are called but few are chosen,” The Southern Cultivator. —The April number of this well known agri cultural journal contains 48 wages—34 of reading matter, mostly original. It is embellished with a tasteful design and ground plan of a convenient dwell' ing—the first of a scries, David Dickson, the most successful planter in Georgia, gives two which, with over thirty other origins 1 articles, on topics pertaining to the Farm, Garden and Fireside—such as Cotton Culture, Manures, Grasses. Sorghum and other crops, Sheep, Im plements—Grapes, Peaches, Vegeta bles—-a letter from Gernes Munro, 4*c., A e., fully sustain the reputation of this valuable paper, which has been regu larly issued for nearly tweiitv-hvc vears. 0 Gen. Eahi.y’s Book.—Geo. E. W. Nelson, of Augusta, advertises as now ready for delivery, General Early’s history of the Valiev campaign in Vir ginia in 1804. Many in our midst know personally that that campaign, conducted by General E, was one of the most arduous, as the period was one of the most interesting and trying of the whole war. No one is mote competent to write truthfully its history than old Juball himself. One half the profits of the publication are given to the *‘M e , n o r ial Association” for de coration of ille graves of the Confeder ate dead. Price SI per copy. The Land We Love. —The April number of this excellent Southern Magazine has reached us, aud is filled with interesting reading matter for the old and young. Revival of Religion in Nashville. —A religious revival, described as the most extensive ever witnessed in Nash ville, has been in progress there for the last three weeks. In that time one hundred and thirty persons have join ed the First Presbyterian Church, Dr. Bunting’s and scores to the other churches ot that city. The National debt was reduced fif teen millions dollars duiing the month of March. A flying machine in California is expecteu by its projectors to make a trip across the continent in twenty four hours. A lady in Aiken, South Carolina, presented her husband with four line male children. At last accouts the father had not recovered from his astonishment. Mississippi Moves for an Injunc tion. The Mississippian learns from undoubted authority that Judge Shar key telegraphed to Gov. Humphreys for permission to file a bill in the name of the State of Mississppi, to enjoin all proceedings to subject the people ol this State to military rule, under the recent act of "Cong-ess, and that the Governor immediately replied, giving the desired author ity. Since the Governor has received a tele graph from Judge Sharkey upon the subject stating the ‘-prospects arc good. ’’ Such being the condition of things, it would be advisable for the people in nil the States (we beg pardon—Districts!) to possess their souls in patience and await the adjudication of the Courts. Bannanas, Oranges, &e., just received and for sale hr Thomas M. Compton. Moving. —A freedman with his fami ly, in a one-horse cart, passed our of fice this morning from below, and said “lie was going to Cherokee.” Look cut Joe, the people are moving! — Munroe Advertiser. From Pennsylvania. Harrisburg, March 22, p. in. —Gov- ernor Geary signed a bill requiring railroad companies to carry passengers without distinction of color. Sloped.— -The Rev. Win. Wells, pastor of the African M. E- Church North, at Clackesville, Tennessee, hired a horse and buggy recently, drove to a neighboring town, and sold the turn-out on the public square for £BS and absconded successfully. It turned out afterward that he carried with him about £BOO belonging to the above mentioned African church, which was in his hands for safe-keeping. 'CURE FOR DEBILITY.—When this arises from a diseased action of the Stomach, the occasional use of liaback’s Blood P;IU followed by lt b<tk' 3 Su mach BITTERS, is the best treatment, they will never fail to 4o good NEW FIRM. Up Stairs in Col. Jones' Carriage shop. Harris & Thompson. HAVKju«t received a FINE AS OF HARNESS LEA l and other materials neces-i * sary for a first class £' SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP, and are prepared (o furnish ail kinds of HARNESS to order. Old Harness made new. [?] SADDLES liE l’.-lIIED with r.ealn ss and dispa'ch. Customers hy calling can find an assortment of Ac ic Woi k always on hand, Cfi6“p for Cukh. Cartersville, ua., April sih, I>6T. Sarin g- Jfla chi tie Oil , PREPARED at the Baltimore Chemical Works, for Sale hy Cartersvillc, aprii 5. B. A. It. School Police. THE UNDERSIGNED will open an Eng lish and Classical School, in this place, jaJJSk on Monday, the 15th instant, which lie^L„fciU-v desires to m -ke a permanent insti’ution for the Education of Youth, i! he should succeed iu in his efforts t. ben.fit tire pu piis and please the patrons. Owing to the lateness of the season the present scho lastic year of this school, will consist on.y of on weeks, to be divided into two terms. The first term will consist of 12 weeks, and end the sth -f July, after which there will be a vacation of 4 weeks. The second tern w'.U commence the s>h of August, continue IS weeks and end the tilii of D ceinber. Rates of Tuition per session of I*2 weeks: Elementary English, od O'-dinary “ £• 00 Natural Sciences and Adv. Mathematics,... D> id Grtek and Latin, . 12 i.O Tuition will be payable, one half in adra e r du ing the session, at iny option, and the otti r half at ;he cud oftlic term. i. W. UlilTCtih IT. Cart trevUl-j Qt, £yiu J, i*C7. j Part as follows Dress goods, silks, poplins, mozamibiques, grenadines, lierege, cl) allies, delaines, lawns, muslins, and the best stock of PRINTS, bro’t to Car tersvilie since the war. A complete as sortment. of Hoisery and Gloves. Our stock of Ladies' shoes, slippers and gaiters is com plete. Bleached and brown sheet ing, table linen and shirting. Forgentlemen Fine French cloths and doe skin, fancy cas simercs, eng lisli tweeds, satinetts, jeans ana plain and fancy linens. A complete assortment of CLOTHING. Boots, sh ocs, Hats, and ACTIONS. Calico for 10c per yard; Hoop skirts, for 75 cents. Ladies’ lasting gaiters for 1,50 Mats lor the j million, good wool for? 5c , t We are determined to sell our goods cheaper than anybody. Come all —the rich the poor, the learned and the illiterate, the white, the black, the male, and iemale, the little, the big, the maimed, the halt the blind, and buy bargains, at. BLAIR & BRADSHAW’S CHEAP STORE, IN DR, CLAYTON’S NEW BRICK BUILDING, ‘EAST SIDE R. fiL Cartersvillc, Georgia. April 12 1807. Special Notices. Know Thy Destiny. M*damk F. F. Thornton. the throat English As rol»gist, Clairvoyant and Psyclirometrican, who has astonished the scientitic classes of ihe Old World, has now located herself at Hud son, N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers of second sight, as to enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest im por'ancc to the single ormarriedof either sex. While in a state of trance, she delineates the very feat ures of the person you are to marry, ami by the aid of an instrument of intense pow er, known a.- the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a life-like picture of the fu : ure hus band or wife of the applicant, together with date of marriage, position in life, leading traits of character,&c. This is no humbug,as thou sands of testimonials can assert. She will send when desired a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the jic’Ure is what it purports to be. By enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, disposition, and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive the picture arid desired informa tion by return mail. All communications sacredly confidential. Address in confidence Madame E F Thornton, I*. 0. Box *223, Hud son, N. march 1, ly Wonderful but True. MADAME BE iIIXGTON, the world-re nowned Astrologist and Somnambulistic Clair voyant while in a clairvoyant state, delineates the very features of the person you are to mar ry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guaran tees to produce a perfect life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation, leading traits of character,&c. This is no imposition, as test imonials wit outnumber can assert. By sta ting place of birth, age, disposition color of eyes and haiivand enclosing fifty cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive the picture by return mail, togeth er with information. 4SS“*Address in confidence, Madame GJkb trode Remington, P. 0. Bex 297, West Troy, A T . Y. march 1, ly TXir 5 A Young Lady return ing to her country home, after a sojourn of a few months in the City, was hardly recognised by her friends. In place of a coarse, rustic Hushed face, she had a soft ruby complexion, of almost marble smoothness, and instead of twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so great a change, she plainly told them that she used the Circassian Einlm, and considered it an invaluable acquisition to a Rady’s toilet. By its use any Rady or Gentleman can im prove their personal appearance an hundred fold. It is simple in irs combination, as Na ture herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal ing, cleansing ami beautifying tho skin and complexion. By its direct action on the cuti cle it draws from it a 1 its impurities, kindly healing the game, and leaving the surface as Nature intended it hou'd be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price sl, sent by Mail or Ex press, on receipt of an order by W. R. CLARK & Cos., Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette Str., Syracuse, N. Y. The only American Agents for the sale of the same. march 1, ly Free to Everybody. A Large 6 pp. Circular, giving information of the greatest importance to the young oi both sexes. It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the dispised respected, and the for saken loved. No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their Address, and receive a copy fost paid, by return mail. Address inch 1, Cm P. O. Drawer, 21. Troy, N. Y. EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!! OHASTELLAR’3 Hair Exterminator- For Removing Superfluous Hair. To the ladies especially, this invaluable dep ilatory recommends itself as being an almost indispensable article to fema c beauty, is easi ly a| plied, does not burn or injure the skin, but acts directly on the roots. It is warranted to remove superfluous hair from low foreheads, or from any part of the body, completely, to tally and radically exti’pating the same, leav ing the skin soft, smooth and natural. This is the only article used by the French, and is the only real, effectual depilatory in existence, — Price 75 cents per package, sent post-paid, to any address, on receipt of an order, by BERGER,SHUTTS & (JO. Chemists, 285 Rivci Street, Troy, N. Y, march I, IBG7. «• Jy CRZS?ESI C9MAi Oh ! she Was beautiful and fair, With starrv eyes, and radiant hair, 'Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined. Enchained the ,ery heart and mind. CRISPER COM A. For Curling* II»c lialr of eltlicr Sex into Wavy and Clossy IllngSels or Heavy Mas sive Curls. By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen can beautify themselves a thousand fold. It is the only article in the world that will curl straight hair, and at the same time give it a beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crisper Coma not only T curls the hair, but invigorates, beautifies, and cleanses it; is highly and de lightfully perfumed, and is the most complete article ot the kind ever offered to the Ameri can public. The Crisper Coma will be sent to any address, sealed ant postpaid lor sl. Address all orders to Wo L. CL \KK & CO., Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, march 1, ly N, Y New Millinery Store. Up-Stairs in Dr. Clayton’s JTeiv SJrick Building, CARTERSVILEE, «1. MRS. L. C, jf CLELLAN. •cr-:]’ open her stock of new *nd ht&'iti- hammer M: *ll mry Goods •: s :,; .- l i.,b.v C r m. <e Tuesday t! A! s tan' af'er which time she win be *• nVieeii *w exhibit h-.-r coeds to t: c ! -dies of Carters l-ille and siirr.iun.ii: -' e > untry. Her st "C,: will c- .s,st i i narl as follow-: Bonnet", Hats Ku.bolis. K o'.ers, »nd oil " ..Is in the MLI-nery Hue, oftne latest jnyles. 7.,, a ni.-e allotment rs Wane Mesh..?, fc-Luig’, K ; e V G’ove-. H ■ P Skirts. Freni.: te fcroidc.ed i ■■ iv'rV, • st’sty'.s, from Mdw.V Demor est'i Establidiiu- of, Ktampi- g f..r and km hrohierv tione fit -> -ft c. ' i . I’ii'r u <f atleuuuu Kiv’-a to order:. AptU sth, IsC.*. wu* VYV.rT Y r a fill Kiltiißlo iSSSffrf.33.SSSf Es -• 1 ~ MASS®*. SW4SBOS & Q(» „ AT RGARK’S CORNER, NEXT DOOR TO W. H. BROTHERTON, ATLANTA, GA. L I ASKSV«r. , f* I '“ yold, '“‘‘ t “" prepared to «,»„ U..m . I.«. purposes, and at very low figures. R. J. MASSEY, late Massev and Herlv. fel. 1 ATLANTA, GA. ——-a—--- T-~- azxxnzt+UZ I WITT—TT—HWMT Hand Looms. DR 11. SELLS, ANDREW DUNN, R. P. CLENN President. Secretary. Treasurer. GEORGIA LOOM AND MA NU UP ACT V RING CO MV A NY. Manufacturers and Plsnlers, lcoli to your interests, and don’t fail tocall at Uell-.7ohn*on Building, nextdoor to the Post-office, and see it in opperatiou MSNDENiTAT-t’S IMPROVED SELF-ACTING II AN D AND POWER LOOM! Easier Tinderstood, E i«ier to Operate, and more relia ble Possesses supeilnr advantages over Other Hand Looms, is more simple and durable. PLANTERS CAN BE INDEPENDENT By Weavlug all their Goods for Home Wear on the MENDENHALL IMPROVED Until FROM 15 TO 30 YARDS GAN BE WOVEN CN THIS LOOM IN ONE DAY. It weaves as fast as any Factory Loom ! HALF THE COST OF THE CLOTHING OF A FAMILY CAN IIE SAVED BY ITS USE ! From Five to Ten Do’lars a day can be made on it ITS PARTS ARE SELF-CHANGING. By tite turning of a.n Easy Crank it lets the Warp off, winds up tiie Olotn, tread the Treadles, and throws the shuttle. It weaves Jeans, satinets, Linsey, Blanket Twill, Doul)!e I Plain Cloth, various kinds of ItD-bed Goods, Fencing Twiils of ail kinds, Flax, Cotton, Tow, or All-Wool Cloth, Baging, Toweling, Table Linen. Bal moral Skirts, Woolen, L : nen and Hemp Carpets—in fact any thing, from a Ha .diome Silk to a Bag Carpet. IT IS SMALL, NEAT AND LIGHT, Hot larger than a common Breakfast Tulle. 11 IS MADE IN THE MOST WORKMANLIKE MAN NER, Of'Good Material and Handsomely Varnished. IT IS VERY SIMPLE AND EASILY UNDERSTOOD, Everything is Performed by Turning a Crank. LOOMS AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE, for Fur‘her Particular*, Sill of Prices. Descrip tive Circulars , and Samples of Weaving, addi esc GEORGIA LOOM AND Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga, it. Pit ATT, Agent. March 22, 1807, wfim WJUfISHa. THREE or fOl'lt first cl as - hands without fufaiilies LiLe,a! wages olfereu. Apply to it. U. ROWLAND, cr \VM. L. It JWLANO. Csrteriville, Oa , March 15th, ISC7. w'Jt Dissolution. THE »!dp heretofore existing between the undtre.gned in the General Meiohandbe llusl es?, under tli - fir o name of J. f'LdAS <v CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. JACOB ELSAS silc ceeds 'lie business and will nettle .all acc unte at the old sta id. JOSEPH ELsaS, Caiiei sville, March IS. JACOB LLS-rS; S. 11. Pattil io, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, C'urtcrsvillc, Gu. Will attend promptly to the Cut" tints, Repairing and Making Roys’ and Mens’ Clothing. Office in the back room# Blair <s• Bradshaw’s store. GREENBACKS ABE £sr©©U I BUT R CRACK’S STOMACH BITTERS, after years oi expet lenco mid trial, have proven to la- Iho best remedy extant lor all complaints whore a tome and stimulant are required. They never ■ tail to strengthen Iho weak,' impart vigor to the strong, and in nil reaped* restore shattered and broken-down I 9 ConMitutions. yto ipniedv lias been I .veeived with ns much favor as lto- I B hack's Ktomaiu Bitteus. lu Chicago OVER 50,000 bottles were sold by ono drug-house in the past year. It is ml nntted tiv our most learned phvsieians that Hr.‘HORACK’S STOMACH RIT TERS combine tiie Jiroperties of a gentle laxative, mi utrieieul auli-bilious agent. nnd tbo fiext stomachic known to yjr' tho world. KGHACK’S RITTERS should B be used by convalescents to strengthen H tlio prostration which always lollows aculo S disease. lu tho ■® ■ Bilious districts of ti.o West nnd South,there lias, for a long time, been much needed an article of STOMACH RITTERS, which, if taken in proper quantities, and at the proper time, aro a aura preventive of Bilious Fever, Fever mid Ague, Liver Complaint, Pvs pejxdn, Indigestion, Jaundice, Kidney » Eg » Complaint, and all diseases of similar fl nature; and are better as a preventive jj lor bilious derangement, regulating “ ; AND strengthening (lie system, nnd giv ing tone so tiie digestive organs, limit any other known remedy. Now that the w ar is over, '.here w ill be thousands seeking homes in the South. No per son who values his life should go there without having consfnntivnt lintid liie r~|}yj RITTERS, as a safeguard ngainst epi- f H 1 tleinio and maladies engendered by mi- B nsma and polluted wat-vr. Travelers B and alt residents of tho rank river-bot- B ’ tom _ * 6) COUNTIES of tiie West nml Pont ft, not the valley of tlto Mississippi and i!« i t.Mtaries, should provide themselves with the RITTMRS. Tliere is prolmbly no one disease w ith which mankind aid afflicted w hich is tho source of so many ailments ns dyspepsia, or as it Is moro ~|B —X commonly called Sour Stomach, nnd Hi’ there is no more certain remedy than Koliack’fl Stomach Hitlers. They me Ii never known to fail. —“—■“ KINO CHOLERA has always boon much dreaded by the public, nnd people have resorted to all manner of medicines to arrest tho progress, but with little success. A sure euro and preventive is to be found in the use of Pr. HORACE'S SCANPINA- -M-'v VIAN REMEDIES. Keep the bowels B R open with the I'ills, nnd invigorate tho Ej system by free use of (lie Stomach ra Ttk Ritters, or, if tbo blood be thin, use tho B H I Purifier. v I c Drugs, \ P Medicines,' Chemicals, Rat. Med., Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty, Fancy and 'Foil. Art., Soaps, Per fumery, Brushes a variety, Wines, Brandies, kS UCil an invaluable remedy should bo kept in every family, lveoji tlio system in full vigor and nothing is to t.o (cared from disease or cholera. THE OLD KELIARI.E. I)o not lie deceived bv purchasing any of the quack nostrums under the various names of Rittern. Purchase none other but Pr. RORACK’S BTCMACH RITTERS, which aro com pounded of the purest drugs, aud in k y Which tho afflicted can rely. ARE BETTER! PRINCE, WALTON & COMPANY, (Successors to 0, W. Eobock,! SOLB PROPRIETORS, lVos. 80, BH, 00 and OU JCaat Third Stroct o. Are Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Patent Modicinco EVERYWHERE. siu CARRIAGE REPOSITORY A AO m&mvw&iz ?qws % CARTERSVILLE, GA. attention given to Ilcp«t.il'« iiig. HAVING Opened buainem at my oil stand, I am prepared to do any and all hi.ms of work desired in tlio Carriage Lino, at low figures for cask. I shall keep on hand a line assortment ol' Buggies & Carriages 3 Aild can, at short notice, furnish any kind ot a VLiUCLF dds red, Having conuoCletl mysClf with M essrs. Wyman & May, Augusta, Ga> a well known and reliable firm, I will BC li at AugUMta freights addeJ, from the be.t Factories at the North and Fast. All df which will be warranted ri rhi Being well acquainted with (he country an 1 people, with long experience in the business, I purpose to furnish the market with such work as will give perfect satisfaction, [ be able to furnish the entire country, as my laci ilies are unlimited. Gill lin ,| examine,it shall cast you nothing. I feel assur«d th’.t the good people of this county will apprecia te the honest elf.rt 5 of one of their old citiz tli broke down by die war K. R. .DiYK.S January 17. * BG '(- ' wly '