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h'N. Knock nml II Khnll be o|iei.etl I nlo lou. Some parties would have the folks to think we publish one man's communii*- [tion and not, publish a reply. We hare i never done so except on one occasion ; that was where a party who professed to be a great friend of TilK Si n, brought in a doc ument instructing us how to run oar paper and took us to task for publishing the let ter from Hell, and also the letter published some time ago, from Jeans Christ, which we published as a curiosity. Wc have seen the same letter in the best Georgia and Carolina papers. If we did not see fit to run the paper as this frientl wanted us, it is no outsider’s business. Our cars nre not long enough to bo led about by such fellows. No man will over knock at our door with a decent, interesting communi cation but what will find polite attention to his wishes. Some people have very strange ways of showing their friendship. — — . —^ That all are not equally sensitive to music is a well ascertained fact, but there are none who cannot distinguish between music produced on a superior and an infe rior instrument. Mr. Daniel K. Beatty, of Washington, New Jersey, has succeeded in giving the public the finest toned instru ments, botn Pianos and Organa—hence his unparalleled success. None should without consulting Mr. Beatty's advertise ment. •5-00 Moan A SoiKuluiai. J. ]?. C. Sloan the senior partner Of this firm is a llart County boy, and the gallant Colonel of the 4th South Carolina Regi ment that acted such a conspicuous part in the first battle of Manassas. The writer of this was m Charleston shortly after the war with only three dollars in pocket. jCallcd on Sloan h Seignion* for help. They wanted to know how much we want ed. Afraid almost to speak, we said two thousand dollars. They replied, “you can have more if you want it.’’ These gentlemen are not only liberal and chari table but are tine business men and as good cotton salesmen as can be found in the £outh. Merchants of upper (leorgia who ship cotton to Charleston can lind no bet ter House, and one trial will satisfy them of the fact. Furniture * Time.-' 3 Any one who comes well recommended can Ini}' all the Furniture they want from the Athens Furniture Manufacturing Uom- K>any, and pay for it in monthly install -meiits. The wife cun, by the sale of but- Kcr. eggs and chickens, beautify and make Biomc comfortable, if she will avail herself |of this splendid opportunity to furnish her house. Try it. Fane)' Stock. 0 A party of Georgians a few summers jigo. made a pleasure trip to the mountains • of North Carolina. Near the town of Macon lives a remnant of Cherokee In dians. Among the Georgians was a black haired, dark-complexioned young man, 5 who claimed to he a descendant of I’oca r. liontas. One of the crowd said U? an old Indian . “ That man i all 1111111111.'* *1 he . old fellow walked up to him, rubbed him ■behind the ear with his forefinger, then _ patting it to his nose with a terrifiic grunt * " * cli! —he no Injun—Nigger!*’ .. , . -■''dies and fancy aristo f cralic stock have about v , , ° 'that f this country needs now is strong right arms with bone, muscle and sinews suf ficient to wield an axe and knock a liar down when one gets in the way. It is a conceded fact in buying musical instruments the best are the cheapest, llanicl F. 1 Scatty. Esq., of Washington, New Jersey, has gained a reputation equal to any, for both I’ianos and Organs and all arc recommended to write to him before buying. Sec advertisement. 65-90 The Tiiccoa Herald. Wc li avc not received the llnuld legiti mately this month, but wc see from a copy, received clandestinely that Hro. Crytnes is going to print all of it in Toccoa at an ear ly day. Wouldn't it be better to have it all printed in Memphis? Hut jesting aside, wc think our brother is right, and that the paper will be beuefitted by the change. What! lias Hro. Crytnes stricken our name off his exchange list at thin important junc ture ! Fie! fie! Well, wc will send the Tin-; Si x to gladden his heart this week, and then if lie “goes back on us,” our pen will disfigure our book. M e hope when Hro. Cryntes has anything to say about us that he will send us a copy, so we can “ sass ” hint hack. Wc would suggest to our friends who want Pictures or Frames that they will find it to their interest to see Mr. Jay 0. < Jailey, the Agent for the Athens Furniture Manu facturing Company, at No. I*2 Broad Street, who does the neatest and finest work in this line, and will give you the largest assort ment of Moulding to select from that can be found in the city. Prices very moderate. Toccoa Mull. On tlic 10th hist, the above mail came to town on the Yankee doodle style, riding of a pony. You ought to have seen some of our citizens “ wilt,” who were looking out for a tine coach and pair of spanking bays. We understand an enterprising citizen of Toccoa got the contract on what is called a “star bid,” that is to carry it on foot or any other way. Eleven hours is allowed from Toccoa to the Town of Hart well. That would be very pleasant in blackberry time. Toccoa has two mails ail}' by railroad, and as this route was ptten up for the counties below Toccoa, where mail facilities are meagre, we hope they will be allowed some say so in the schedule of running the same. Xn .If nyor. §Thc town of Hartwell has determined to have no Mayor by an almost unanimous ■rote. ■ v - , and sizes of Coffins and Burial ciou* the Athens Furniture Manufac tors. atupanr, >'o. 1 1 Broad Street, it hnsm HcatioM Null Kny, Bedsteads at from $2.50 to $75.00, at N’o. 12 Broad Street, Athens. Raising corn is surrounded with difficul ties, so think two colored gents now con fined in the Hartwoll jail. We will furnish the Scientific Amo-iron and TIIK Sun lo any address one year for $4.00. The usual price of the *>‘ i, ni(tic American is $0.20. The Savannah Werkhj .\Vie and Louis ville Weekly Courier tun mat aro the beat arranged and most comprehensive week lies on our exchange list. .John M. Prcssnell wishes to inform those indebted to him, that he has deckled oil go ing west, ami earnestly requests them to conic forward and settle immediately, lie means business. Thrash's Consumptive cure and Lung Restorer, is becoming as staple for con sumption and all diseases of respiratory organs as quinine in chills and fever, trial bottle C(.l cents, l.argc size 1 s#. Sold by all Druggists. Casey is doing a splendid business in the Watch line. Bring oil your Watches, Clocks ami Jewelry. Have them repair oil while times are good. Look for the big Watch in front of Ayers Shoe Store. It will pay you for your time if, when in Athens, you will walk through the large sales rooms of the Athens Furniture Man ufacturing Company, at No. 12 Broad Street, and examine their beautiful and extensive stock of all kinds of Furniture, Parlor Hoods, Ac., Ac. J. F. Kay wishes to inform the public . generally, that he is now prepared to do plain or fancy painting at short notice and moderate prices. He will also put nice cane bottoms in your chairs. l)n. C. W. Bkx.sox's Ceikuy. AND Ciiamomii.K Pii.i.s are prepared express ly to cure Sick Headache. Nervous Head ache, Neuralgia. Nervousness and Sleep lessness, and will cure any case. Priceot> cents, postage free. Sold by all Druggists, Office, No. 100 N. Kutaw Street, Baltimore, Md. 04-07 Short time ago, wc mentioned that a cer tain veracious citizen of Hart saw 500 wagons going in and coining out from Toc coa, and they all were for Hodges. It was a mistake. Corn whisky was the cause; lie saw one wagon 500 times ; anyhow he didn't have the time to spare from his crop to wait for the 400 others. If you do not understand anything in Thk Si x or under the sun. there are some second editions to King Solomon, not many miles from town, who can tell you all about who wrote it, what they mean, who they are hitting at. Ac. We never have known a man to make a living or pay his debts by giving attention gratis to other people's business. It is no longer a thing of the imagination, but an established fact, that our neighbor ing city. Athens, has reached the front rank in the purchase and sale of Furniture, and that the Athens Furniture Manufacturing Company has reached the point from which i it can probably defy competition in this | line. This Mron* (’ompniiy carries it winch i equal to any found in the larger cities South, aaul is determined, if low prices anil variety of stock will do it, to bold the -trade of Northeast (leorgia. A gentleman the other day while pre paring to leave the county, met one of our -nwons. when the following conversation took place : Gent.—“ Mr. Noose, what is notes worth Mr. Nccse.—“lt is owing to who they are on. Have you some to sell Gent.—“ Yes, sir ; I have two against me, sir.” Mr. Ncesc.—“ I don’t think they are worth much !*’ Nothing can lie fairer than Mr. Daniel F. Heatty's mode of doing business, which evinces his confidence in the superiority of his instruments over all others. He war rants his Pianos and Organs for six years, gives from five to fifteen day's test trial, and refunds money if the purchaser is not satisfied, By this means his instruments are brought into competition with others, and invariably come out victorious. Ad dress all communications to Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, Warren ’'unty. New Jersey. See his mlvertisemwill (55-90 Scicncehas accomplished* n wonder ful or gratifying result tli 1,1 1 H '*’ction of an antidote to the chi 4 ap proaching age, something .|' p the tell-tale tracks of time, and the natural ornaments of j f outh to ripe old age. | Hall's Hair Bcnewer does this, and its praise resounds in cottage and palace. The dwellers among the snows of Norway and the peasants of sunny France and Spain, find use for it, and find means to get it, and it does not disappoiut them. The whiten ing locks again resume their youthful color, the thin, dry, and faded hair becomes bright and glossy. The whole appearance is changed as if by magic, and the man or woman, who, before was called age, now j appears in the prime of life. Such wonder ful changes cannot pass unnoticed, and they have produced the most unprecedented de mand that now exists for the first anil only article ever compounded that can produce them in n pleasing and satisfactory manner. —New Era. Wooditock , 111. A Wotlel Farmer. \Yc had the pleasure of attending a reg ular old-fashioned Georgia corn-shucking at James B. Alford’s. Mr. Alford is one of the model farmers of this County, raises his own supplies and lives at home. If you don't believe he will give you plenty of “ hog and hominy,” just go and take din ner with him. He raised the present year, nine hundred bushels of corn, fully evinc ing the truth of the adage ” there's more in the man than there is in the land.” Neighbor. Fire. On last Saturday night the kitchen of W. M, Brown of this County was burned, with all the furniture, cooking utensils, Ac. Supposed to have been accidental. An olil MerellMltl Hentl. Frank Gaines died last week from old ( age, For the last half century, he lias been well-known through this section at Georgia as an honest, upright, successful merchant—# true friend, kind father, a noble, generous, charitable man to the poor Ilohas gone to his reward. Such men in these days aro like angola' visits, [few and far between. Mr. Gaines was not a member of any church, but upon his arrival iu Heaven wc have no doubt found the balance sheet all right on the big ledger there. Creeds and faith without works avnil little, either in this or the world to Cos meg We tenderonr sincere sympathies to his bereaved family. Nn^triled on. On last Wednesday evening, the mono- | tony of our little town was broken by the appearance of a big railroad unpiu nteA car, drawn by two small red oxen. No one knew from whence it came. An old darkey said lie “spec! it was a car switched off the Elberton air line and come up here to git Flep Kay to pniut him,” but it turns out to be one of them “ Pieter Keers," and the prospect of n railroad is still in the dim fu ture, hut then you can ull get your pictures taken for a sinnil consideration. llymcnlnl. Married, at the residence of the bride’s father, on the 1 till inst.. by Rev. It. Thorn ton, Mr. .1. V. HItOWN and Mrs. T. K. Duncan, all of this County, j This occasion was one of the most enjoy able —the old man having everything fixed up in apple-pio order. And wc hope this bright and happy beginning will prove an auspicious omen. May the bonds that unite the happy pair never prove clanking chains of unhappiness. Compliment. The Aiken Coniier-Jonnntl has this to say of Tin: Sun. which wc take as a big compliment; for in justice to that paper, ■ candor compels ns to say, we are indebted for many of the good articles that our read ers enjoy so much : That excellent paper, the Hartwell. (Ga.) Sun, has lately been enlarged and other wise improved. It is well edited, neatly printed. and in every way deserves tin support of the good people of llart county’. Joint W. Itn.v Stepped on a piece q{ sharp-pointed steel shears and broke them oil’ in bis foot, and worked nine months, and made a good crop, with two inches of steel in.his foot. John has lately married one of llart Coun ty's pretty, healthy girls, who does the cooking and milking; and John says he ain't going to take the homestead on his little skillets and things to keep from pny- I ing honest debts. Nortli (>r<ir|(l<i I’oilfvrcncc Convenes in Gainesville on the *2Bth of this month. Wc hope Rev. W. P. Smith will be returnoO ''■*•■ or. complisiied much good and is universally popular with the people. Wc are poor in this office, but will promise to pay him fifty dollars another year. Wc love a man |wlio carries “ sun shine” with him wherever lie goes. I’ninklhi County. A citizen of the above county was in our town last week. He said Hodges would run well in his neighborhood, as they were a very religious people, and did not want to take one of the Lord's laborers out of the field whom lie had called to preach the gospel. Hut waiting on the Lord is a long credit, and four dollars a day is sure pay. Knintlile Art vice. i You are asked every day through the columns of newspapers and by your Drug gist to use something for your Dyspepsia and liver Complaint that you know no thing about yon get discouraged spending money without but little success. Now to give you satisfactory proof that Gkkkn's AuiifST Fi/iwkk will cure you of Dys pepsia ami Liver Complaint with all its ef fects. such as sour stomach, sick Headache, Habitual Costivenoss. palpitation of the Heart, Ileart-baro, Water-brash, Fullness at the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue. Indigestion, swimming of the head, lowspirits 4c.. wc ask you to go to your Druggist E. H. Benson & Cos., and get a Sample Bottle of Ghken'h A cot'ST Flower for 10 cents and try it, or a Reg ular size for 75 cents. Two doses will re lieve you. Rheumatism <tul<*kly Cured. “ Dnrang's Rheumatic Remedy.” the great Internal Medicine. will posi tively cure any case of rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price 81 a bottle, six bottles, 85. Sold by all Wholesale and retail Druggists. Don't fail to send for circular to Hclpcustiue & Bentley, Drug gists, Washington I). D. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician retired from active practice, having had placed in bis bands by an East Indian missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy cure of Consumption, Bronchitas, Catarrh. Asthma, arul all Throat and Lung affec tions. also a positive and radical cure for General Debility and all nervous com plaints. after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. The recipe will tic sent free of charge, to all who desire it. with full directions for preparing and suc cessfully using. Address with stamp nam ing this paper. Dr. J. C. Stonk, 14 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 64-79 WM. F. QUINCY, WITH HENRY BISCHOFF, Wholesale Grocer, Han. 107 A 190 Fast Bay, oo i ii arleston, . c. n The Colton Nnrla-li. Anpkkhon, Nov. 15, Aviiuhta, Nov. 15. —B}(>i KM. CIIAKI.KSTON, Nov. If. 9('( 10 J. Athens, Nov. 15.—9( loj. llaktwku., Nov. 21. Cash ; on debts 10 to 25 cents. Sunil, A. Nki.xov l.iwia A. Nki.hov A. KELSON & CO., WHOI.KSAI.K U(.\LKUS IN HOOTS k SHOES, No. 31 liny nr Mired. Charleston, S. C 03 73 WILLIAM L. WEBB, I.nto WKIMt 4 SACK. Bticroutara IbCAMIIiOX, AVKUU 4 C’tl, IMUOIITKIt OF CH|NA, GLASS & EAIITH EN WARE, I.OOKIMI pi. amnt.m. li i: it os in a: MAPS, AC. No. I'JS Medina Sired, (ONK HOOK mow II.UKI. HT.) CHARLESTON, 8. (.'. [ 56?’ inn #1 (/>;// CiHMtry Merchants with Gihhlh, in his line, at as low rates as theft can 6m ft in X*w GO York or elsewhere. 7*! 1 Hunt, Rankin % Lamar, Wholesale Druggists, NO. 11, Nor Hi Pryor HI root, ATLANTA, tIA., to tin* trswlo tin* larjamt ntwk of lMiuMo (iihhlh in tin* State, on inont favoraMo trim*. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS 59 A S|M*Haltv. PROVISIONS ON TIME To those that coin*' forward and pay mo Early This Fall. Tho*u4_f: , ‘ J, 'i' r to do ho can t * 4 ' credit longer. All indebted to the old firm of T. .J. LINDER & CO., that fail to SETTLE In the next THIRTY DAYS, vUt he SUED, as the business must he wound up. So briny: along your money, or Cotton for which the lIIGIIKST WtICK w ill lx* paid. T. J. LINDER. p EORGIA—HART COUNTY. X X M, s. Itupei'twm tun* for exemption of jMM'HOimlty mill nettlti" n|inrt mid valuation ul luiuiixte.id, till.) I will pa*H Hie Millie at 12 iM#r: k ,h “ ~,T 65 67 F. r. .STKPJIKNHON, Ordinary. ( 1 BORGIA, HART COUNTY. VI ,J. \V. St IT him applied for exemption of personalty and setting apart and valnat>ion of homestead, and I will pirns ii|sm the same at tg o'clock M. on the. sth dav t Derenibcr, liG7, at my office. Thin November 10. 1H77 M 60 ¥. STEPJIFXSOX, Ordinary. THE SUN. 1878. ’ NEW YORK. 1878 Ah the time atipmartie* far tin- renewal of Miibssrln tioiiH, THK SI N would hmind it* friends and well w isher* everyw here, that It in again ii eaiolidnte for thoir CDUsideration and stipjiorl- l T J*on it* r erl for the pant ten yearn it. relics for a i outimumee of the heart \ sympathy and generous eo-operatio which have liitlierto Iho ii extended to it fanu everjr quarter of tin- Union. The Dully Nim In a four page sheet of gs col iiiiiiim. price by mail, jawt paid, 55 centa a month, or Htt.so per year. ThePiniMlny vditioiv of Tlflt Sin Ih an eight prijre Mh'fc’t of 56 eohiliitiH. While giving the now* of theday.it nlao contains ala ret amount of literary and ni*c'lianeoiiH matter specially prepared for it. TtfH Sif PAY Si X has nut with great success. Post paid a year. The Weekly Nun. Whnaoen not know The Weekly Sex ? It circu lates throughout the ( r nit*<l Staten, the ( anadas, and lieyond. Ninety thousand families greet i!h Weleome pages weekly, and regard it in the light of guide eouiisi llor, and friend. 11k news, editorial, agricul tural. arrd literary department# make it ess ntially a journal ftiV the family and the fireside. Term* j Nine Dollar a year, |MHt paid. Tills price. quality con side red. makes if the cheapest newspaper published. For el ii Ih of ten. with flOeanh, wo will send un ex tra copy fro#. Address rriJMSTIKK OF THK HV V New York f'ltv. MARBLE TO Ml 5 STONES, BX^ABB, GAE L T RED UCTWN IN DRIVEN A. li. ROBERTSON, IxFALKRin Muoimients, Head and Fisit Stones, / Slabs, Marble Box Tombs and Cradle Tfiffils*. Spei lmens of work anvayson hand and for sale. It is a saving of money to buy your Monuments and Tombstones in Athens, Ga. J fjf Marble Yard ad joining Reaves A Nicholson's Cotton W'arelioiiss. 4-1 115. TEE LINDER, A TTORS’E Y A T I. A IT. HAKTWKI.r,, liKOmilA Slrii t iiltciilion will iM yivi n to nil Ini.iiM'iw i-nlni.ltxl 32-KI to lilh rare. JOHN P. SHANNON, AT TO /.’ A K I”- .4 T- LAW, RMIKIITON, (iHOKHIA, Prnctii'es hi the Con nt ies of Klhert, Hart. Madison and Franklin, and in the Supremo Court; elsew hero when employed. 90 JOHN T. OSBORN, ATTOUM-.Y AM) COrXSKIIjOM AT LAW KIJIKKTON, HROKf.IA, Prnetiers in any t/omt w here ho i* employe*!. Reg nlarlv attends the Courts of the Northern and We* U rn Circuits. 31 Y HODGES, A TTORNEY-A T-LA IF, TIAimVELL. HART COUNTY, OA., Will proDiptly attend fo all hnatneas intruste*l to his eare. and colleetlng made a specialty. 3t QI I ARLES W SEIDEL, ATTORNEY AT LA W, HARTWELL, IIART COUNTY, 1 52 GEORGIA. Peace! Peace! Peace! IN FA FRY HOr.SK WHERE THK TIMES COOKING STOVE IS USED. The Largest, Cheapest and Beet in Georgia, CALL ON A. G. NIcCURRY&CG., 55 AND BK SATISFIED. HO L 11. HALL&eoT. •i lo 10 Mnrkd <1 33it * 22,7 Hint liny, CIIAHI.F.NTO.V N. C. BOOBS-, BIBHES, BUNDS, All kinds of Manufactured Wood Work at unusually low prices, to suit the times. Bt lldlJi'.Krt' HAHDWAKE, PAINTH, OILS, GLASS, d*c'., &c. We have the best reatlv mixed paints, all colors, guaranteed to give satisfaction. All of the above hits our special super vision ; can offer inducements to all pur chasers. Thankful for past favors, wc solicit a liberal continuance of the same. A ill I l ess L H. HALL & CO.. Charleston, 8. C. Or our Agents, r. it. m; n won a in., :tl S3 Hurl well. On. Manhood; How Lost. How Restored ! pulilislied, anew edit ion of llr.t'tilver* f-O well s t ili liralnl l.ssay on the mtfiral (wHhblit lneilieiiie) of Sl F.HM A'l< maiu k A or Seminnl Weakness, hivoluntarv Sefniiiai I.ossi'M, lMruTK\< v. Mental and IMivniral Incapacity, Impedinii ills to ete. • also. C<*nmi nIIIIon, F.rtn iHY ami Kith, induced by selfdndtilgeui j or si \ uai its I ravagnnre, \e. ■ !/"' I’liiM* ill se-aled envelope, only nix cent*. Tim celebrated author, in this admirable K*snv. eb arJy di'inoiiHtrates, from a thirty years' suecessful praetiet*, that tit# alarming oojtaoquenrcH of sejl ahuse lUiiy lw rudUally eiired without tlm pointing out a mode of cure at Once simple, eertidn, mid clfre tmtl. hv nu ans of w lti< Ii everv sulleier, no rnnitei what his condition, may euro liimsuif cheaply, |iri vntely, mid radically. I# 0 This lecture should he in the Imnda of every youth and every man in the land. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, tunny address. /tout /mill, ou receipt of six cents or two jmstoge stamps. Addremt fMB nTYKKWEU HKHHAL 10., II Ami Mt., Xtnv York: lVmt Oflice 15ox. 45H0. tit) 111 li is Foiiiml at IniHt ! Something New Under tiik Si n.—A new era Ik dawning iiihui the life of woman liitlierto she has lieen calletl iijhiii to atllfer the ilia of mankind and j her own heHldes 'Tiie ff'e|iiout and distresHing if ! regularities iwi iiliar to her own ex have long been to her the 'direful spiing of muck unnumbered ' in the niaiiaion of the rich and the howl of poverty alike, woman has been the eorintaut yet patient vie i til!) of n tlioiisaml ills unknown to man- and these without a remedy. “Oh, Lord, how long!' in tin* a.omy of her soil), hath she cried. But now the hour of Jn-r redemption is come. She will suffer no more, for l>r. /. Biadfleid's Female Regulator—Wohiuii'h Beat. Friend—is for side h\ all rospeetnblc JLirugglnta tlirougjioiit the land at #1.50 per Dottle. Near M inteita. ii\.. March 91,1^70. .VfKHHRH. Wm. Root A Sons: A bout one year ago. I lioiighl a bottle of Bradeii ld s Female Regi'l.a ior from you. for one of my ilanghtera who had been suffering with suppressed menses for some time. I have hail several physicians attending, but met with no siiceess until i was persuaded to buy a liottle of the Regulator, ami it is the very thing fbr which it is leeoimm ruled She is n*w' in psrfiot health I hope all suffering females will at least try one bottle and have health again. Very respectfullv. i>.Dobbins. Holland’s Old Corner. AT t)d# old stand, the subscriber will keep tirotighTiie wlatci 1 NAI,T. ll\ro\. MKIAK. UOIITX and a general assortment of O roeeih a and aft useful (H>ds neeiled iti a faintly, and w ill barter for HIDES', RAGS , nnd CVVSTIIY PRODUCE , and would not ohjeet to taking rash. Give me a call and I w ill try to please von. W. 11. STLI'HKNSON. P U b M O N A. is beyond tomnartnon the le#t lemmly for the cure of CONSUMPTION (even fp it* wont v<lDanced rtafjeu). Asthma, Bronchitis. Catarrh, and all derangements of the NLRVEOCS SYSTEM. A circular contain ing Particulars of Many Cas‘S Successfully Treated, full a*lvin for the treatment of the disoasea al ove mentioned, and ortiflrati !- of actual cur##, will he sent free hr mail to all applicants. Addr#.* fIsC’AK G. MOBKS, Lolc rropiiftci, l? CatlUndt Street , New York. 5P morMG, THE IT ES TANARUS, THE GATE CITY, Cooking Htnves have no superior for Kxodlonco in intuvbcUini ami cooking qualities. I have no hesitancy in recommending and guaranteeing them. These Celebrated Stoves and Wilkins’ i'l-Mliiitnl TIN WARE FOII HALF, lIY E, B, BENSON & CO., HARTWELL. J. C. WILKINS, fij ATHENS, GA. 00 DtlTTVt't-t^ 0 - *U< U *X Ix-Hl. I J-'ldiuk ! OLA I I I .Outline ! See! Organ*. I'-’ Mi>!>* t.V>. I'iaitoM only #l:to. C>rf<Mh t trriilar Free. Diuiii-I F. I .cutty. Wuuliinjjtoii, N. J. flllliC a*l Ilrvulveni. lllnxlnilwt IMcrl.iat free. Q'JnO (ii-riit nVaf.nt (inn Work*. Pttluburg, I’*. 3i,„w vocal 4 'iuitff Instrniiieiital lAmShfi-t Mu.in IIH-.xllvcr to'Hliix.Mimic l’nli I '>- Mltl(tlchoro.M*x. CD EC MAMMOTH OUTFIT TO EVE rnCC RYBODY. Stem-winder Watch her with Hint .inter Ten Dollar* a <lav filninlel. M I'HONKIiH 4 I'll.. I*lillii.l-I|lilh, P.. e Milwaukee. Wlseonalii. #l-67 ■■■ lIiKXIS H ASTKII for the Work days of god. V ImmiK of initrv*loiiM liMtMitv Him rii’niM'HH In tlioiij'Vit. hlvlcnml hlnloHc fiieta 111 veil the very cream of ■•tuner, mUiigltxMirllllnU wointcr* unit Drljrlit griiiH limine Imlil ticumircx. Vmlnrtril 0y the I’m* and t’Urffy Km, when-. It Alt i; CHAMCK far Ageiil-. Shlcm tliimettxe. Suiiijilti llluHlniliiHiH. I’irenturH mitt TemiH FItEE. At mice. .1. U Mi-ffllllV A I*o., l’liiliulflpliiii, l-o. ■ AUttllK MIX Mill lit >S with name, in rone. nllric il3 without cane, lie. :mj new fun card* me WViIuIMh I tie F. WASMI'.UKN 4MI Mi.tdl,- iHirri. Mir,. 04-07 c Aurnan’C o,i * v "himithn •*# ih OANrUnU 0 true .lamulcn with ehoico Aromatics nnd French Brandy fur weak ness, wen i iness and pros tr at ion of the nervous fbrws. !*- IH Mi inn ability to sleep, coldness uf thw J AM nl V I'Kfreinfflv# mid HUKpendtd ctnui hit ion, is gmtwfiil lson !► suffer* ing humanity nt once smthifig. strengthening, and n*freshiug. fililCTD AMk br Jamah a OlllOLni Oixukk. RUPTURE. d'hose wishing Kllefand run* fur Kitti kkshmil*! consult Or. J. A. HIIKKMAN, *Asrl Broadway New York. S lid Iftots. for Ids now Usk. wit h Plmtograpldo likenesses of hud cases Is fore and after cure. Be ware of cheats who pretend to furnish Or Sbrrntait s treatment. One of these fellows, a German clerk, now railing himself Or. W. G. (!mnpii, Is indicted un com plaint of Or. 8. and awaits trial for forgerv him! cm Is"/./.lenient. tHS t AGENTS WANTED ! ! FOR I’Altm'Ul.Aßrt, A DDIIESS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. H’Jfl llronrtMK.v. Vf* York .'lly ; ( lilro.o, III.; ,\<-w Oilmim, 1.H.; or Klin I'ruiM'lHOO, 4*nl. O) f 1 u * HABIT CURED. A CHUT AIN AND SURE CURE. I.nr.r It.'.liK lion In I'l lcm. I trialbnMlr fret. Hro J. A. lIKOM.IMiKII. ln<liiia. ikix 10:ih. (KonixTly Mm. Dr. 8. 11. Cnlllun.) Send for Reduced Prise List of MAS ON l HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. NEW AND SIM.ENDJD HTYI.F.H I'BKRI nt:nm:n mo to os*, each this month. (Nv Ih77>. Aililrwi.. SI AMO At A HANI.IS 01(4. A.V CO., Ikmton, Now York, or Hhinigo. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retlred from practice haring re ceived from nn Kant India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for bpw-ly and permanent cur* of eontumpHon, bronchitis, entarth, a* him , and nil throat and lung affection*; also r* cure for nervous de bility nnd all nervous complaint*, after haring tested its v urn lira power* in thou*ands of ense*. hn* felt it hi* duty to make it known to hi* suffering fellow*. Actu ated by a desire to relieve bninan suffering, I will send free to nil who desire it. this recipe in fennsn, French s cr I'tiflish, wkli directum*. Address,with stamp. \V. W. Su j.i; aii, 11APower’*li lock, Rochester ,N. Y. THE OLD RELIABLE! riTIIK old Aflo’Tt* I look afore, eetaMislted in IF2B, in J Mf 111 pri juirfd to tiirriirdi rrmthinj; in it* line on a* term* * the sarin* cun Im- Umght id*wwhrrn in flic Stnt**. full mid see iik Im*fore pinch using, nn wr drtonninod to atll a* low uk an\body. BURKE & FLEMING, (Successor* to T. A. liuvVe j THOMAS BLACK INK. Thn H.HI nim k Ink iu the uvikl—flow* frr lv an a tliii.l andjrt lilafk Irinn the pen. l avid roalaiinj;, fiub-lea* in i-nlor, and warranted not to bo injured by freezing. Alan. BLUI\ YIOLKT. CA MUSK, and CJtJMSOX INKS. FI.AGG'B IKK—better than llorria'—al prifoo whivb defv competition. s BURKE & FLEMING, Athens, Ga,