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Tin* Cotton Markets. Hartwell, Oct. 17.—10@10|. Anuekson, Oct. 11. —ojr 10J. Athens. Oct. 12. — 10(10J. CHARLESTON, Oct. IS. —10|<5>11 TOCCOA, Oct. 12.—0j(10. Augusta, Oct. 11.—I0j@10|. New Artverlß*in*iit*. We call attention to the card of \\ in. L. Webb, wholesale dealer in crockery, glass ware, A'c., Charleston. S. C. 11 e take great pleasure in recommending him to our mercantile friends who do not know him already. Those who have dealt with him have but to be reminded of his many Stir ling qualities, his low prices and splendid stock, fie is a gentleman, and we hope our friends will mntmne to patronize lorn, ami that many orders wiM result Ir on this reminder. See card of U’m. F. Quincy, with 11. Tlischotf. Our merchants all know Quincy and appreciate him and the splendid house be represents. Biscboff in moat favorably known in this part of the moral vineyard as an honest, fair and square dealer. Me keeps tlie best goods anil sells remarkably low. Besides Wing a large dealer in gro ceries. provisions, etc.. Bischoff is some farmer, owns large landed esiates. and plants 800 acres in rice So when you buy tiiat article from him you get. from first hands. His store occupies over an acre of ground, embracing the old Farrar building. Freights are greatly reduced on his class of goods, and Charleston is now certainly the market. Mull & Scotney. Geperal Commission Merchants. Philadelphia, oiler fine induce ments to the producer, and their references show them to be reliable and trustworthy. T. J. Binder gives fair notice to his debt ors to come up and settle early this fall. Those who wish to buy from him on credit in the future had better settle at once. Debtors to the old firm of T. J. Binder A Cos., are warned that if they fail to settle in 30 days that their notes will be sued on. Sec legal advertisements. A Hint to Yoons Lawyer*. Twenty-five years a£<> an old bachelor ran away, owing an account of fifty dollars to one of our merchants. The merchant sent the claim to a young lawyer, with lit tle hope of ever getting anything on it. In less than a month, he was surprised at re ceiving a bright new fifty dollar bill in a letter from the lawyer. That young man succeeded in his profession, and has held the highest offices in the State, including ,Judge° of the Supreme Court. Now. il that merchant had sent that claim to many of the young lawyers, they would in all probability have handed it to a Justice of the Peace “for collection, and in six months would have had a bill of costs sent back for payment instead of bis money. A man that is faithful in small matters w ill do to trust in large ones, and is bound to prosper in his business. Stove-pipe bats, kid gloves and open-back shirts never made a great man. Honors Easy. Some years ago a hank broke. A man. ploughing in a field, beard the news, un hitched his horse, went to the house and opened his pocket-book to see if he had any of the bills, and finding he had none on that or any other bank, felt easy. On looking over our exchanges this week we find we have no quarrel to make with any of them, and we feel easy. It is our aim to be civil and gentlemanly with all. " e live among rough, plain people, and although our language may appear rather inelegant to the most refined, we mean no harm by it. There is one thing we don t (like —occasionally we dish up a pretty good prticle in our paper that is copied exten sively, without giving us credit. Of course •it is flattering to a little one-horse paper ,av out in the wilderness like ours, but ' it would be more so if they would only stick the little SUN to the bottom. Volunteer Potatoes. Some of our town folks covered their Irish potatoes in February with rotted sorghum stocks after one working, i hey used the potatoes until hot weather w hen the tops died down, now they are as green and luxuriant as in early spring, and we think the potatoes are much nicer than the first crop were. In this wav two gout crops have been made with only one work ing. This is certainly one of the easiest countries in the world in winch to make a living. With a small garden, good vegeta bles can be grown the year round, and two crops of almost everything except cotton can be made. All that is needed to make this country prosperous is economy ami industry. Hart County Elbrary Association. On Friday night week, the members of the Hartwell Literary Club organized a Li brary Association, to be called the Hart County Library Association, and its object is to promote the cause of literature and the general diffusion of learning in this County. The Association is to he confined to no particular place or section, but is in tended for the entire people, and members are solicited from all sections of our C ounty Any person will he enrolled as a member who will contribute to the Association a volume Thenameof the contributor w 1.l be printed on the fly leaf of the volume and P the books will he kept together, and will be read by those of the present day and our Dosterity. The meetings will be held at the Hartwell Academy every Friday nmht Persons who live in other Counties or States will he enrolled as honorary member?, who will contribute a volume to U,e Association. The Association will be pleased to welcome any and al[who w meet with them at the meetings Ihose who cannot come, and wis 1 ‘ enrolled as members, can send a volu by mail or leave a volume with either of ‘ he F„ U “Sfor the -P—tofour young and rising generation-for the sake of the educational cause of °“ r for the sake of elevating and promoting the drooping fortunes of literature among the masses of our people, we ‘ . * n good w ishes and earnest co-operation of a the people of our County. A . G. McCUBBY, ) \ S. M. Bobo, V Committee. . Lee Linder, i “— 1 * * • - ~ , .. ■ Man Un>. Cotton is rolling in qui e briskly. The Augusta Dramatic Club has tackled ! Julius Ca sar. Hartwell has only one bar-room, and nary temperance society. Two boats left Hart last week for Au gusta, ladened with cotton. Dr. Skelton's buzzards bare gone off in the direction otf Carnesville. I. J. Linder's resilience has been re shingled. Now let the winter rains cotie. Don’t forget to hand in that little sub scription to Tims. W. Teasley for the Band. Elberton is snid to be rapidly moulding into shape a plan to complete the Air Bine Railroad. (iaffnev lias some very fine cii:irs. M( treated olHcc ye<‘er !.tv. IB* sell- tVm very cheap. The young ladi *s can address Ira Flier hart's letters to Craft's store, where he now handles th<> yardstick. Our enterprising neighbors. Binders, are having a large warehouse hirlt. That's right, keep your cotton dry. Coffee Countv will ve*e fir tho run ■-vnT of the eapifal back to old Mille !giu IK*. But Atlanta will keep the sugar. A cluster of thirty pine burs wasHrvight into our office Inst week by Mr. Tins'ev Powell. It is quite a curiosity. Do you want that old buggy to Jo > as good ns new? Go an 1 get Jo'in M. Pres, nel to repair and paint it for you—c’u ap. The primary election passed of quietly on Saturday. Quite a respectable vote was polled and considerable interest man ifested. Have your houses and fences painted. Besides looking Better, it will preserve them. Fletcher Kay understands his bus iness thoroughly. Try him. Quite a number of TTnrtwellites have gone to the State Fair, among them our senior. "Old IC,” which will account for our dullness. "The Confession of a Stepmother." written by a correspondent of this paper is taking an extensive round through the pa pers. without credit. The Anderson Fair Association offers a baby carriage to the proprietors of the finest specimen baby in that County. No futures can be entered until next year. Have yon consumption or any disease of the throat and lungs, if so. call at your Drug store, and get a trial bottle of Thrash's cure, trial size 50 cents. Large size 1.50. We may have said it before, but we will say it again : our popular young friend is now handling bagging, ties. Ace., in the well-known house of Matherson's at Toc coa. Don't forget Hick—him. Tick! Tick! Tick! M. R. Casey, watchmaker and jeweler is still at Ayers' store. All work intrusted to him neatly | executed at short notice, and warranted i good for twelve months. Give him a trial. ThcTugalo Baptist Association will con- i vcncat Reed Creek Church on Friday next. . the 18th. 7 miles north of this place. Rev. Dr. Wilkes, of Gainesville, Ga., is expected to be there. Owing to our large and increasing sub scription list, we were forced to open a new mail hook last week, and in transfer ring to it one or twd offices were omitted. We regret this but will make up the loss. By last mail from Athens, we heard from our new press. It had reached Au gusta. and is now in Athens we suppose, i The larger paper has arrived and we hope soon to put it to use. Attention is called to the offer made by the National Silver-Plating Cos., 704 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, in our columns. Their silver-ware is beautiful and fully up to the standard, and their generous offer is available to all the readers of this paper for ninety days after date y Jas. T. Adams brought into our office Monday a large beet—or beets—measuring 22 inches in circumference. It had five distinct tops and roots hut was consolida ted in the middle. It was of the white variety. A lady was sewing on a semi-circular piece of cloth in Hartwell the other day, when one of her little brothers asked : “Sistef. what is that?” “Oh, nothing,” was the reply—“ it's a lamp mat.” “ Oh, yes,” quoth “he. that’s to put around the lamp's neck to keep it from slobbering !” Fire alarm. You see, this is the way it happened : Mr. Kay was coming down the street, and looking over at W. R. Stephen son's house, saw some smoke, and pranc ing round rapidly found the fire burning rapidly, destroying everything in reach, and the smoke just booming out—the stove-pipe on the other side of the house. Moral—Always come up on the stove-pipe side. One of our young men sent his sweet heart a geranium last week in a worm j candy box with the label still exposed. No harm was intended hut the young lady has concluded that she can in no way counte nance any man afflicted in this way.—A6- beville Medium. Ah, you know too much Hemphill. Did the young lady inform you of this, or were you the donor ? On last Monday evening, while the sil- j ver moonlight was gorgeously lighting up every landscape, and A. G. McCurry, Esq., had just commenced perusing Lossing’s •• other side ” of the civil conflict, in fancied security, rich strains of melody were wafted in the breezes, sweeter far than Memnonian echoes. It was the Hart well String Band, come to serenade him in honor of his election on Saturday last. After several pieces were beautifully ren dered, and calls for a speech. McCurry ad vanced to the portico and delivered a short address and invited the serenaders into the parlor to partake of refreshments. At length when music and refreshments were to some extent exhausted, the crowd dis persed. hoping to give a “bigger ” serenade after the election on the first W ednesday in December next. Found Dead. We learn that Dr. M. V. Guriev, of Franklin county, was found dead in his room at 4 o’clock p. m. on Monday last. Cause, an over dose of morphine. \N edo not know whether it was intentional or not. Tbnnks. Our thanks are tendered to J. B. Trib ble. F.sq., {Secretary of the Anderson Far mers and Mechanics - ' Association, for a complimentary ticket to the Fair on the 24th, 2 >th. ad 2(lth iiists. Hart will l>e well represented. Klii'iinint Ism Quirk I-r luiml. Durang's Rheumatic Remedy.” the great Internal Mudktxe. will posi tively cure any case of rheumatism on the fneo of the earth. Price $1 n bottle, six bottles. s*>. Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Don’t fail to send for circular to Helpenstine A Bentley, Drug gists. Washington D. C f :: ;'i (lEarixi; SHAFTING a-d COLTS i h::a!*fi; tuan rvi i: i in ia \ r the •£ CTeO_- .. v MMM GKO. R. LO.MHAII’i&CO., a; : st'. I NN'GINES. i j l .OI'TOX SCREWS. V ILL GEARING, anil Maclitm'ry of all Ttlu.lt inn I. - uu 1 reimiroil. S9 tn*j NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING A Iwv>k c'vtitnhifTig ;i list ol u*xxi* in the l . S. hax injr r>.ooo rn*! t m*\\ftf>a}> rs litviiv: circu’ali**u. All !h I !; ii Scien tific. ami other nprihi! chi** jonmtiltt ‘ruble* of latcs, nhoxMiii: t ol mix itisiuj im*l t*vor\thin*: whidi ail ailvoiti.Hor vvoiihl 1 iK• to know. Miti'ctl on rocoipt of ten I’ulltft. Atloltns (al'll. t*. CH X 7 1 : I, aV to.. IG SliriUM* SI., V. (opjwwito * Tri hum* ” bniblinj:). M MARBLE TO MBSTONES, SlfciSLßSa &l€L GREA T REDUCTION EX PRICES .11 OBERTSOV, DRAPER in Memum-uts, Head an I Foot Slones Sluli.s, Mai til” Jinx Toinb* amt Cradle Tombs. Specimens of work alwiij son liuml aii'l for sale. It in a saving of limncy* to IVtiy your Monument* anil T'onilmtoiu* in Athena, Ga. Marlilo Yard adjoining Heaven & Nicholson's Cotton WHrtihoiWß. 44-95. Holland’s Old Corner, A T this old stand,* the subscriber tv ill kct*]> A\. through the w inter SALT, BACON. SI'UAK. COFFEE, and a gertcral assortment of Groceries and all useful Goods needed in a family, and will barter for HIDES, HA dS. and COPS THY PRODUCE, and would not object to taking Cash. Give me a call and I will try to please you. W. 11. STEPHENSON. Hunt, Rankin 5 Lamar, Wholesale Druggists, NO. 11, North I'ryor Street, ATLANTA,GA„ to the trade the largest stock of Reliable Goods in the State, on most favorable terms. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS 59 A Specialty, Hart sheriff’s sale. Will be sold before the Courthouse door in Hartwell. Hart County, Georgia, on the First Tues day in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit; Three Hundred and Twenty (hie Acres of Land, more or less, lying and being in the County of Hart on the waters of Little Light wood Log Creek, join ing lands of Thomas L. McMuUau, dames Tyner, dantes MeDougal, and others, all levied on to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Hart Superior Court in favor of F. E. Harrison vs. Reese P. Thompson. Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. J. It. MYERS, Sheriff. October Oth, 1877. Hart sheriff s sale. Will be sold, before the Courthouse door in Hartwell, Hart County, Georgia, on the First Tues day in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: One Bay Horse, 9 years old ; one Brindle Cow and Calf -one Mub'V headed Cow, and Calf; one sow and pigs’; and one Shoat. All levied on as the property of Marion Patterson, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa. is sued from Hart Superior Court, returnable to Sep tember term. 1877, and in favor of R. I. Watson vs. Marion Patterson Property pointed out by plain tiff in fi. fa. This Septemlmr 3, 1877. 54 .1 J K. MYERS, Sheriff. SCHEDULE, Atlanta A Charlotte Air-Elne Railroad. GOING EAST. Leave Atlanta 4 00 p m Arrive at Gainesville. 5 " p m New Holland 6 29 p m Lula - 55 p m Bellton (5upper)........" 7 00 P 111 Mt. Airv 7 50 p m Toccoa ' - 8 21 p m Greenville H 18 p in Spartanburg 12 52 a m Charlotte ■* 12 a in Charlotte (Railroad) Junction 4 20 a m GOING WEST. Leave Charlotte (Railroad) Junction 7 00 p m Charlotte 7 Iff p m Arrive at Spartanburg 10 42 pm Greenville.. O Wain Toccoa 3 47 a m Mt. Airy 4 2s a ro Lula 5 58am New Holland 1 6 13 a tn Gainesville 6 43 a in Buford (Breakfast) 6 .33 a m Atlanta 8 4j a m accommodation train. Leave 7 15am Atlanta . ... Arrive 315 pm Sundays excepted. G J. FOREACRE. General Manager. W. J. HOUSTON General Ta-s and Ticket Ag*nt. TO OUR FRIENDS ACROSS TIIK HI VEli : OUR KREIGUTS linvo jut In - , n Inwicht ilnvn. amt it.i u "<• .■• " itL our [!<>•* l*> 110 - wry ' otlom If jou will only couiu oyer hhU ti) u., wo (uoiu.m - n m-inl jwt tin kon jimr aj tvjnn mu. V. •• ill 5 lbs Good Coffee for 3?.,C0 10 lbs C-oort Sugar far 81.00 Excellent Men and Women Bh.cz* at 31.G0 Best 7-8 Shirting at 0 l-2c to 7c per yard Ami t*\t*r.\ thin:: oKo in j*n*ioi th n. Wo i. llnex ci \ tient n initn oi woiiihii mix n mil c\r* j*t hit* ’ioh# jjoutU ; i.ml it Ntui tlou’t In iii*vti i* etiti tlx ul) ixo piouiitv. ii-iu* u\tmill Iv t on\ in< %t. SULLIVAN & CO., Andersen. S. C. BM Elegant Table Silverware RflßKsu/ HBI h* by til ou cnmrtiuc< whu iiic rotlf*wln(eondUtoaif Th# KtUnvt! gM jlßctl 1 < .It llcwWl Platttn Coro pan ▼, *O4 I'hcxtuut Hired, t’tilUUi Iptno. mauuftciurrrt of rUM Coin KAj /'l; Willi ■CWtI Sten.lAt i Sliver Titled Wwr, will wu lto tuy one wlo rconr#t th* oollct, t Sot of WHv wP KHmHHU Double Kitrt Titled Sllrrr SpoM. u:u! oil rtch tpoon any drslred Wfl/.fJiJj Hct.vMtf/br'll initial. You art to cul out tuo lo.lowing KUvrrwuro Couimn tu>l*rnt li i* ibe above Conptfif. w*th your name tud addrcaa. aud ilio i. cucloso with It 76 ernti VZf|| Ml rag, IMS?/lVfcSlf i all chtrfea. Including oo*t of eugro*ng tuUlalt. racking boxing, and axp-etf |<J llfJll ||Vf chargea. Tha Snoooa will bt aeni br eiproaa for tool, If J“i hxrc oo txprvM om'e>. tWM <Vf ' \lHilKuf dalltmd lo your baoda wlihoul furiber cost. 1 heat Ppoooa err guarmt-M to b / cf beat material, and equal to tbo U. 4 Hilivr I'UUkI Utrt lutdc, aa Uia b>UuUI( V , 7/ f ItUtr from tha Company will testify: i I * Ornct of NaTtowai Siltkb Ptarmo Cos., 704 ft. PMitdirTjiTTa Pt. r . 1 I To whom II may Concern —Tue Fpoona acni out under im trrjngrmerl ipral m f ■Jwart guarantee art of beal quality, Aral bea\ily ilated with ruro nickel (the bnrdr t M I UlvSii nthitt metal known), tod a double cxira rUta of puro Coin Siandard Silver added oa I *°R °f lhf ®* fke h thui tbem tha very bent Silver Plated Warn X I j ■VKrjj i'lfld. We will honor na order which doca not contain tha Bllrcrware Coupon, and at jmjf# / w\\ I mil not honor ikg LatiiittA IkUkX filnetr deva from the date of lhl peper. JUn'Jf V 7 v\| If RRATI WO n ig* couroN." On TPeffpt nf Coupon, together wiih 75 cent* to cov— ine!>d I Mk eapreza or mt!n g, cngravlrg and boxing, we horcbf a4tkU W om 4 W tnjf an J \ 1 Ivl uraaJ ft *al of oug Coin Standard double ettn p’.aicd \y \ ■' 11 tn 7on FtPb sponw on reeve PT deal red Initial. AM ebarree aee fa *a peenafX ba ’ Rk V Mt i IB tho 75 cent* aeuft iu, Ibft Lentous *iU bo dcUxatkd ai 4i.uu-uvu Into wt auy W\lM | V *** CJood for nlneta day* from Petoof tMa p**pee, wMeh Cannon (• null ■LlVil , fm\ 4adTWA4, i^ u 4 puTmo co WU Should It bad eel red, any on a of tha following arfldea will ba aent tfl JHRI ' lieu , f the Spoon* >n payiuani of tho following charges: hix aolkd sic-1 imllMrmWrffpn knives, blade aul handle ona aolid ptcoa, beu at eel, doublo nickel and silver jfVi \ W"” ■Jill" mnnHß plated, fl; ala forks, doußla nickel and stiver plated, FI eta. If all the'® JIW. A \ ilflUK'Unl gaoda aro deatred, anclota tba totnl rhnrgeo, which wiil ba 75 eta. for k ‘ * , l|Ww\ 111 Bil 3 for knlvoa, and eta. for forks— total, g 1 7,)— tliua aeeurtnt f**r sl.D> WKaWfc Jj IMBiCtWrA rfl I |I 1 what would cost yon much mora in anv of - r wav. I r member that /* - -j| nim! j|H I I1 1 rxr*ort i-nivu 1, wiU Lj Uliuol ffj) Ppj J ili/l IMPOtSTAKT rCOTJCB. ’/ I If I// IW /If ‘ TMft liberal offer bold* gond for only ninetr dsvt from and He. fbert*trft 'mHS 111' ill ml Vl I 111 I i Itla U lha lutarcatof oil wbn cm ecut q| <| -)< >, <tr a| . n Uiu 1 f \W|d k J JF/ mLiUli M a-u not deharre lby reason ft; •e\ r.nt 1.-n of tim i,nio fpaoiftads A*i laO uKi'; [ if ml LI III* WdWD’g UilriTwarn t houU bo uddrcaakd ciicet to lU \MWIiI A * Mr *(WJII ' .NATIONAL. fcjLLVER ULATINO CO., Wgl , THE IRON KING, the I) KS TANARUS, the GATE CITY, Cooking Stoves lmve no superior for Excellence in manufacture and cooking qualities. I have no hesitancy in recommending and guaranteeing them. These Celebrated Htovesand \\ ilkins’ Premium TIN \\ T ARE FOR SALE, BY E. B. BENSON & CO, HARTWELL. J. C. WILKINS, 55 ATHENS, GA. 66 THE OLD RELIABLE! mriE old Athens Bookstore. e-tabllshcl in I*2*. is X still prepared to furnish everything in its line on as good terms hh the same can he bought elsewhere in the State. Call and see 11s before purchasing, as we are determined to sell as low as anybody. BURKE & FLEMING, (Successors to T. A. Ilurke.) THOMAS’ BLAGK INK. The Best Black Ink in the world—flows freely as a fluid and jet black from the peu. Is arid resisting, fadeless in color, and warranted not to he, injured by freezing. Also, BLUE, VIOLET i CARMINE. <f ( HIMSOX INKS. FLAGG S INK—better than Morris'—at prices which defy competition- BURKE & FLEMING, Athens. Ga. cjr fiTTV ?I>p 1 ■ oiwj %%i* t look! 1 I *-1 a 1 11 i u ! Shi*! OrpmiM. IJ Mop* riant)* only YWf go ( ircnlm Krvr, Dutiit l E. Ih*utty. Wiitthingtwii, X. J. p *1 Mini 1!e mlvim !Um'ti • ted I*lc*‘ Mat lr*. ULhi J (ire it Went tin don Wiok \ I'lUnUtU'! I'*. USE WELLS’CfiRSOLIC'.TABLETS lor nil disee es of tile T II It O A T .1 I. I N G N. Sold by all Drugglata. use none it i; r i* Wr.f.LS' CAitllOl.lt' TAIII.FTM. X <'RITTKNTOX, 7 Six pi Avicmk. New York. MTPn Harvest lor Agent We send flee, ! fljl/iSf lluur new 40 page Illustrated. Jewelry Watch ealabigiie, with instructions how to make money. Address, M. < ICON Mill A f ft.. I‘ltilailelpliia or Milwaukee. Wls. \getits tVnntcfl ! Medals A Diplomas Awarded "PICTORIAL BIBLFS 2000 f I lusf rn flons. Address tor neu eireulnrs, \ I if II Al IN A <’(). f> A Rf'll sir, It. | * 1 1 11 a I.' I 1 ' ItETI Ml) V. I Insert-. I'olson by Ivy, Frozen Limbs & Parts. Discharging Sores, Milk leg, sore anil weak eyes, Beils, (in hinn ies Felons and Styes, Sore Nipples. Broken Breasts, Krysipclas, Acute Pains, Hcrtibiehi Fiuae.lie and Toothache. Blind mid Bleeding Pib . Bleeding of the Luiiga. Uterine lleuieirliage and inttanimiitieiis mid Ulcerations peculiar to females is Samoiih's Kx i hact of Witch H azi i,. Ask for it. because it is better, stronger anil cheaper than any other, and is warranted by Woks Sc Potter. Wholesale Drug gjsls, 3(it) Witsliiligton St... Boston. Mass. RUPTURE. Those wishing Relict amt cure for Rt’l’Tt tiKshould consult Dr. J. A. SIIKRMAN, 2.‘>* Broadway New York. Send lOets. for his new hook, with Photographic likenesses of Inn! eases before and after cure. Be ware of cheats who pretend to furnish Di .Sherman s treatment. One of these fellow*, a German clerk, now railing himself Dr. W. G. Crempien, is indicted on eont plaint of I)r. S. and awaits trial for forgery sml embezzlement. GO <>3 AGENTS WANTED! ! FOR PARTICULARS. ADDRESS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO, 829 Itrondway. \c York Illy : t liieago, 111.; .Yen'Orlcami, I,it.; or Nan I ranelseo. <‘>U. ®wm p" z v M HABIT CURED. A CURTAIN AND SURE CURE. I.urge Itrfliicf lon In I'rleew. 1 trialbiittlr/ree. Mrs. 4. A. DKOLLIXttFK. I.aPorte. Indiana. Box 103*. (Formerly Mr*. Dr. S. B. Collins.) Manhood; How Lost, How Restored f die t published, an u , iHtion of Dr.l'nl\ or f aell's Celebrated Lssiiy on the cadi ml [ cure (without bMIMm) of sVIRXiTOitIgSA •or Seminal YVeakne*-, lii voluntary Seminal Losses. Iju'ii'i um v. Mental and Pliysii al Incapacity, Inipeditnents to Marriage, etc. ; also, Conki mitiom, EPII-BIHV and Fi rs, induced by self-indulgeucc or sexual extravagance. Ac. ‘T? Price in sealed envelope, only six cents. The celebrated author, in tills admirable Essay, clearly demonstrates, f’rotn a thirty years' successful plaitin', that the alarming eonsequenevs ot self abuse may be ludii-ully cured without the |s)inting out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and etlec tual. by means of which every sntferei'. no matter wbi bis condition, may cure himself cheaply, pri vatelv, and radically. I w This Lecture should tie in the hands of every youth and every man in the land. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, joint-paid, on receipt of six t ents or two postage stamps. Address THE tTLVEItWELL MKIIII'AI, CO., il Aim. St.. \e,t York; Post Office Box. IANR. till 111 ( l EORGI A—IIAI IT COUNTY. * J ORDINA KY'S UFFIUK. James I. Holla,lay lias applied for exemption of jiersonalty and I will pass iqnm the same at mv office, at 19 o'clock M., Oetobei 31, 1877. This Octo ber 8, 1877. FRED. C. STEPHEN SON, Ordinary.