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<Kljf /arm ani> 3lSonsel;o f b. Exhausting Land by Manure. I notice that at a recent meeting of the Farmer’s Club, it was suggested that special manures, as guano, sup erphosphate, etc., by furnishingr the soil with certain needed ingredients, enlarge the crop so much that the soil's exhausted much more rapidly Undoubtedly this is true, but this ef fect need not be limited to any kinds of manure. Even bam yard manure lias this effect. The only difference is that, in manuring with barn yard manure, a mtu-h larger quantity is ■ generally n s cd, which in part com-1 pensates for the loss to the soil by cropping. Not one farmer in a thousand applies manure enough to all his crop.!, to keep up the fertility of the soil. They may do it on one or two fields a year, hut while these are kept up other parts of the farm are overcropped in proportion to the • manure applied. It is then true that our best farm ers are more or less rapidly exhaust ing their soil? Not at all. The point that I make is that the manure applied will not itself keep the Roil rich. Market gardeners near New York, who crop their land year after year, find it necce-sary to use fifty, seventy-five, and often one hundred dollars worth of manure per acre ev ery year—an amount w hich no farm er would think of applying. They keep the soil very rich, but if they stop one year the crop is a failure. The advantage the good farmer has, is that ho can use clover, rest ing his land, onfieldm; it and making it belter fitted to absorb ammonia from the atmosphere. Tnkr> guano t.l'ftt will "exhaust” the Roil rapidly* if tho land is continuous ly < r lull'd. The first, year a Jarir crop will ho produced. Afier the second or third year, according to the condition of the land, it. loses it effect i*, and generally by the fourth year the land will ho barren. But. it is the erop and not the manure, that has exhausted the soil. Suppose that with the first erop, snv of wheat, the field had been seeded to clover. Ap ply guano the* following year, anil the grass will give a hflnvy crop, the clover rnotß will strike deep into the subsoil, and the fertility of the field will be increased largely, beyond what would be attributable to the di rect effect, of the manures. This would result whether the erop were plowed under, fed off, or mown. For in clover, tho roots form a valuable part of the erop as manure for the •oil. Guano is generally used up in the first crop after it is applied. But bone dust, however fine, is never ex hausted by the first, crop. When sown with wheat, its effects on tho succeeding clover crop, is ns remark able ns on the grain. I have seen the effect of a good application of bone dust fi>r years afterwards on subsequent crops. In this case it was probably tho heavy clover sod plow ed under, rather than the bone dust itself, which produced tho effect. But it amounts to the same thing in the end—tho heavy sod would not have been tli re if the bone dust had not been applied. I can go still fur ther and say that, if judiciously man aged, that field should be richer ten or even twenty years hence for the extra application of manure. f?o then thin groat buj'aboo about tnarmre “osha'isting” noilti, amounts to nothing. If the farmer is careful to take only two, or nt most, three crops befora reseeding with clover, amt if he feeds all his hay and oc so fodder and applies the mantire, he need never he afraid of any kind el fertilizers. By enabling him to grow larger crops ho will save more straw, more "min. more hay and more ma lt Tiro, and the fertility of his soil will be increased much faster than if he discarded s* eeSnl manures, and relied only on what the farm would pro duce. Especially is this true of gyp sum, or plaster, which is always cheap, and frequently produces the mot remarkable effects on clover.— I!’ J. F., in Fund Ifome. SconciißP Stains. —For whitening linnen it is often sufficient to wet it with soapsuds and lay it in the hot sun. Another method is, where milk is plentiful, put one pound of white soap info a gallon of milk and boil the scorched article in it. Another plan is to squeeze out the juice oft wo middle-sisc-d onions, wh'nh is boiled in half a pint of vinegar, with ore ounce of white soap and two ounces of Fuller’s earth ; the mixture is ap plied cool to the scorched par!, and when dry washed off with clean wa ter. To Bfmovk Fi.y Scots. —D'p a camel’s hair brush into spirits of wine, and apply it to the spots. 1 $. GRAND GIFT C >N' KUT -*■'* will bo given in the city oi Greensboro, N December 31, 1874, for (lie purpose of erreting an ODD FELLOWS’ TEMPLE. The Grand Gift is the •• 'GMBtBi XSoabow lOlohsjo, WOBTII .‘Ji6o,ooi). O-rcatid Oca. -lx Oift SIO,OOO. Rkal Estate Gifts, 81,5500 Cash “ $88,500 Only 100,000 Tickets to he issued. Price of Tickets, 12.50. Asonta Wanted- JPG' F< >r further p iti ulnr<*. a/MreHH the Manager f Ibx 8, (hvrti- taro, N. noiii C. V. MISNDKMHALL Manner. HARRIS SHERIFF'S SALES. Will }>■••;-.M Ixfore tU/‘ Court-housr; door in Il.tmiltnn, within tli< lentil tiourn of mil*, f> i lint fiirt Tueifl-y in JLkxeutbcr ii< xt, the following property: Lot of i;tfi<l No 101, knowm as tlia lot on wli’oti Mu? brick hou e is i calcd; i!-o the north half of lot No 10*3; uluo I 12 1 2 acres <>t lot No 100, uud half irih h-bI in the mill or gin priviletftn, ponruiijinr 20 or 21 acres, owneO j • ut.y by S,S .fool.ins, c‘vot.iifjin r : in ail hi*) 1-2 n'-nt\ of Ihji'J, more or !?.-'>, known at the bite |*J iiitation ami r<Hi'lciico pi J If H.-ur son, in the i-trr t <-f M mu oim- Iv. Levied on iih th |)j "porlv of N II ileal, trustee, t t .. to h* l y i% ti f k insoed from lubiwin Superior Com I. in favot of J II H u liKon vs. N 11 lloal, tm te- of Mr Julie! it (jrilliu auil her chiMren, for Ihc balance of tin- purchase money of . til land, i'lcpcrty puinte 1 out by plaintiff s attorney. Ab o, at M:c Paine Hum and place, part of l*t of land No 1112, in fe 21m district of Harris county, known nnd (ItatingiuKhwl in the pi n and Hiirvcy of the town of Hamilton (h follows, to wit: Pars of lots Non It, do iind Id, ♦•ne!oH--d as a p:hkl< n, and lying back of the Mas-mic Lodge, and rum. ini' back to the alley in front of the stable h t; nUo Nos 12 and 42. oontainbig bail an acre each, and known us Ihc t.table lots; al-olot No bb lying cast of Raid stable lot*, containing one acre mole or jess; also lot No .*■•’>, lying broadside (o and du<; cast of snid of No bb, and c n tainifig one acre rnoie or b • h; ah > lot No 41, known as the (Inrlmrn stable lot, east of the back street, one hundred fret in front and running back two hundred ■?.'d joiu ng a lot of .1 uncs M Mobb y* n th i*OHth; also lot No 118. joining said Mobley • i the west; alao lot No K'l, lying e *st of said io' No 68, ouch conioifdng about one acre more or less, or two hundred feet square; also a certain oilier 11, N > 11, f/rrnei y known as tin* Go? barn lot, fionting upon the main street one bnndr <1 b et and running b<k two hundred foot; also part of lot Nd. 12, fronting the pub lic sqlime, about 2d fee in front, an*.' running back east to the bat k street, the same form erly known as Murphey k (book's store lot; also two other lots, known as lot- Nos 82 and -°d all of said lauds being in the town of Hamilton in said county of Ifiriis. levied on and sold as the property of N R & R A Murphey under a mortgage ti fain tavor of John W Murphey vs. S R X It A Murphey. I*roj irty pointed out in s di? mortgage. j\ Iho Ron Hi half of lot of lam) No 20, In the 21bt tlihtrh t of I lari in county, levied on oh the propeity of John C llcach to HttUttfy ali fit isNiicil from tho Btt; edoi (’ourt of li trr H cotmly in favor of tolwiu VVilliumH vs. snid Boitcli oM for hiilniico of pnrchitHe money. Piopci ty pointed out by plainlifV. Abo M 2 ftnos off west side, of lot of bind No 8, and *lO acres off houi lined corner of lot. No 25 K ii-I land I>. in*? in fiie Htl flintrict of originally Tronp, now H trriM county. 1/ v ictl on an the property *of Oeo. M N Geo H Brynn, to nuli-ty a ti Iu in my hnndH tanned from I lie Snperi r Oourt of liouj) county in favor of John W Mi pperd. Also 171 acres off lot of land N< C 5. all of lot No bt>, containing 202 1-2 acres, 50 acres off lot No ti.l, 75 acres off lot No 01, 5 aeies off n>rthwest- corner of lot No f>s said lots and parts of lots of l tnd being known as the Isaac Johnson plate, and Kiluati ci in the 21st didiict of Harris county, lsn iecl mi to rttt mfy a ti ta issued from the Sup *ior (Aunt oi said cour ty in favor of J II l*o\ela'v vs isiuvc Johnson. B. 11. WILLIAMS noYd-td Shet iff $5,000 TO SV.Wt’KIBKRS OF THE A TLA XT. I CONSTITUTION. . tiik suco and AxavAt ntNTttimmoN of pn-Miits, which wo have heretofore nn lu'imicit, itmt for which wo eve umlor oblign tlou* to sumo snlw rilKint. wiit come oil in the loth of Novcmlier next Our itistrthutiou 'litters from those of lend ing Nik thorn mill Western new pnpers in two p trlii ulms: titwt, ruir prosouis m mvasdc !to both daily and weekly suhmils m; ami SIS- - ~(iiSly,, .(iiSly, to With new an 1 oUt sulsw rils rs. Kwv daily svihsorilu'r paying $lO for one year'. stll>M'r ; plion, well 10. ei\e a rcidstrrcri card ontlt'im; him to p.iriu ip no in tho dis tvitiuttoli: ove.j daily sulan ritan ;ay in. jo for six months, will rt-eive a rani in iliier him ton half ltd real in tho cash pug i ts Awarded. A ciuh of fivo we.k'v sulisi-rils rs sending s!U for one vuv's suhsciiption will ii-ieive i no le_lstoio 1 card ; one w.ok y gtlU'io iher can set a regi tend utrd In ad'tuning $lO Mil-si riptioti, or a e -rd ill i'li'i.. him to ■ re- Itull tutor.at in thoea-h piesents by advanc ing: s T sulisciiption. r-cr In our lo t distrtbution a iluh of weekly mil. in hers obtained rwrxvr BUKiiKxn xxt) rinY ooii.aks in mm, which was paid to Mr. Geo. IJa ihatt. I’n-li, ! !Vln<!Uell ixiuutv, lit*., in tin- presence of ex Major Hammock. '1 Im Weekly Constitution is n mammoth eiglit-pngv slicct. itmtalirnc Hnlv-tialit col mnM only (2a year Asa fui-ilyniul farm ln iiiial it isunsmpass'd m the rioted M no z-W-Tho plan is the same hs t lie fust. r\ iii. ii save such unheustl salislaeih>u. The die tributiou will he in public, an 1 eu| criutcndcd by wiamis-ionere. All tlic present* dMi United w'thout sewlinß, and to lion a tide sub-, fibers only Sulssrils' at ctree l*ctore tlie dI- I rii n t on conns off, slid you an- too late, toi it is t lie iast. Simple copies of the Constitution, and cir cular* giving lull particulars, taut lire on ap plication i.ilieml indinx in nis and a s|Hxial iisl of premiums offered to lis-ai ;wonts. Address W. A. HKMI’iUU. \ t il.. Atlanta, Qa. As tins may he seen hv ramie imaeqte mtod with ii-.". -efer, by iHiiuissi n. t cx-Msyoi Haiuniotk. t'ol (! \V Adair, t'o! .1 it Wallace, leading < ili/eiis, who su:-erm'i uded on fun* distiilnition. and n'so to the present Majoi of Atlanta, Col S I! Spenear. rejil 1 GEORGIA—Habsue Coi-stt. .laeoh < 1 McHebee apiffies for letters of ad minblmtlon cum t - t.i-n rnto annexe upon tin- .state of Sarah Mays, late of said count) All pertains concerned are hereby notified to show eause. If i.iit tirev hare, in the first Monday in IV-ctmilx-r next, why said applies ti< n shoedd not lx> RTUBteJ. Given under my hand and official sisnir. tun*. Nov 2, IST4 oov td }. F. C WUX.IAMS, Onl y. A Hew Idea! -A. WILSON SHUTTLE Sowing MacMne FOR 50 Dollars ! ! FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND ( EVERYBODY Buy the World-Renowned wmi@w Status Mi laclinG! this BEST IN THE WORLD! iyThc Highest Preminni was awarded to it at VIE: IST IST A.; Ohio Stnfe Fair; Northern Oiilo Fair; Amer. Institute, N. Y.j Cincinnati Exposition; Indianapolis Exposition ; St. Louis Fair; Louisiana State Fair; Mississippi State Fair; and Georgia Stato Fair; FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, and doing the largest and best range of work. All oilier Mnchincs in the Market wero in direct COMPETITION!! P3 V'For Hemming, Fell ing, Stitching, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilt ing and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. Whoro wa have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for tho price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. Needles for all Sewing Ma chines for Sale. Old Machines taken in Exchange. Bend for Circulars, Price List, &c., and Copy of the Wilson Reflector, one of the best Periodicals of the day, devoted to Sewing Mad enines, Fashions, General New3 and Miscellany. Agents Wanted AnnilESS, ¥ilsoi Sernt machine Cos. CLEVELAND, OHIO. THE SAVANNAH ADVERTISEK, l lIBUSHKO DAII T A\B WEEKLY AT SAVANNAH GEORGIA Geo. N. \ icirota, F. W. Siv.t. Tiopn tor. Busings Mnruxccr. The Adv rtbvr is n l vo. comprehensive nt Nvs]xijH’r puVlbhing tin' latent news and market reports from all parts of the country, particular attention beimr given to Savan nah’* local aud commercial affairs. In Politick the Advertiser will Ik* r bold in 1 forub"ss ev pv'ncnt ol' the Democratic conservative creed. To Advertisers unexcelled advantages are otVi ml —oor larce aud uicicasinc circulation rendering the Ad vert!; t*r a valuable advertising: medium. TkuM'. Daily, one yea** $T 00 .. t> months 3 o 0 3 nc-nths 1 7 A Weekly, one year 1 *>l Agents wanted in every town Sample copies free on application to this office. NEW MILLINERY GOODS. We have opened at Dr. Bede H’s old taud. and now offer to the ladies of Hamilton anti vieinitv. a well selected stock of Hats. B ur ate. Flowers. Trimmings, and other gx.v>ds as rallv kept in a millinery e^t.vW'smnont— all of which we offer low for ca>di. tn t-sn t Mun. TKDSSELTa & TUKUER- '3&VF: £25 By Cv h p a FL9BEXCE SEW S u, To meet the urgent (lemnui of -I .iiaesif FLOBE.VCE SEIVhC lIACBI.VE C / Have llcduced the P'ifc of iLfir tfafiiiii.' Til IRTY PER C EX'!'. The Flohknce !e ti e only iu-v■! in 1 sews lwekrvurds and fonvarils, m to i :< ii-:.t and left, as the purcha ' r may prei r. In ils construction the ii.e most pkbfecx and suii-Li of any go- i -i.:, machine. Ai-WATS TB* B*—SOW TH* (’.IF J-KST. FLOEENC r. 6E WIN <I 15. V KIM • ~ may 22 15 Cotton Avenue, Mat on, fiu > .‘7>- k-;v. •• • (?;V J :'v f ; w-- - ■ ft * a ?•: i ■.F r* h- . • ■ THE BROWN COTTON GIN. The attention of planters and others is again called to the above old and reliable make of Cotton (tins. They are furnished i fhis year greatly improved, and nothing | •which an experience of thirty year* in their manufacture could suggest ha* been left un done to make them tip- most reliable nnd perfect Cotton Gin in market. As the re sult of our effort* we need only refer to their established reputation and wide-spread pop ularity. For )’m;h:<'ti"n or Workman.-iih-, Hnutso-nt 1 .iout Hi nmnc, and >}i r.vrtrv arid qiiahtv of i,int PBOWJCKn, we challenge s; re petition. Wo arc prepared to wahiiant to i any lca onaide extent t-tatTi T satis)v %nto j every plant; r or operator. Tl.r Gms are Hold at the fowcat pm. iiilo prices for ev-od niacitines, and on reasonable to ms. N\e-in vite examination of the sample* in the i-ands of our local apents who will rive ad desired information, and furni h applicant- with eh etilars an f copies of < onniieimatovy litters from jiartics usiup: the tiins in ail s- c ,: oi sot ((,!■ eii-ii pln:iiU4 country Circulars, l’iice Lists, and other infoinmtion, may he obtained of our ap- uts or by addu-ssini: the Brown CoiTos Gin Cos., New London. Conn. J. K. HCt/IT, Apent, We-t Point, Ga. PROSPECTUS OF THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. ,Tamus (loitnoN Uknnktt, Proprietor The Weekly Heodd is published every Svtm-'i*v, at five cents per copy. Amm%l Kill!iption price:- One Copy $2 Three A’opics 5 Five Copies Ten A t pies lo Postage live cents jar copy for three months. Anv larger nimihiT. addressed to names of RubscrilKßK, $1.60 v ich. An extra copy will he sent to every clnb of ten. Twenty copies to one addros* one year, $25, and any larger mimher at the same price. Two extra copies will he sent to clnhs of twenty. 1 lu**e rates make the Weekly Herald tlie ' cheapest publication in the country. Terms cash in a i-w co. Money tent by mail will he at the risk of the sen n r. A generous portion of the Weekly ITerald j will be appropriated to agriculture, tl licul ture, pomology and the maing- m * :t of do mestic animals. Far:ieiil cr at tenti- n will be pa <1 also tii reports ef the markets. The aim will he to make the Weekly Her ald superior to any <*th r agricultural and family m wsp per in the country. Every number of the Weekly Herald will contain a select story and tin* latest and most important news hy telegraph from all pans of the world up to the hour of publica tion. 1 Hiring the session of Congress the Weekly Herald will contain a summary of the pro ceedings and the latest news hv telegraph from Washington, political, rel'gious, fash ionable, artisiic, liUraiy and sporting intelli gence : obituary nutlets, varieties, amuse ne nts, editorial articles on the prominent topics of the day. a review of thy cattle and dry goods* markets, financial an l commercial intelligence, and accounts of all the impor tant and interesting events of the week. Tne Herald employ* no agents in the country nor in distant cities to eat.vis* fur subscriber* as nofte are n oes*ary. Any per - von pretending to Ik* an agent for the Weekly Herald should he treated as a common -win dier. The club system has at* IT hod the agency system. It is -afe ai.d ch< up. The price of subscription, whenever prac ticable, ghoul 1 he transmitted by p st- fine orders. It is the safest mode of transmitting money by mail. At small p ►t-offico< in the country where post-office orders cannot he old -iiud, money may la* remitted in registered letter®. Adverts*emen*s. t* a limited number, will be inserted in the Weekly Herald. Trice of the Daily Herald, four cents a copy. Annual salrse.iption price r\. ! . al w;n m in adv-ance* Write the address on letter's to the X w York He*aid. in a hdd amt legible han . - -o:d give the name of each sul-seriber. of |* **t-office, comity ami s> rlaiuly th ' !>o emus in mailing jmpets will b liable t occur. a. S. PIANO CO. 5390- It cards less than 3300 to make any SCOO l’iano sold throneli g nts all of whojunakc Ml pc- cent protit . e have no afifls, but ship direct to larnilies at factory price. VA make only one ntvle, and have but one , -ice. -Two Hundred asp Nisbtt Ijoixam ' , .!, with no discount to dealers or com ; issions' to teachers. Our lumber is thor s-hly seasoned ; our eases are Double \e '■fbed with I'os'wi'od —have front rouna ViH-rs, Kcrner.tine bottom anti carved legs Ve ttM- tilt* full iron pi its with overstrung 1 J•j-crit-li (jrand Action with top darnp . s. and our keys are of the be-t ivory, wit h ' o’ry fronts. Our Piano has seven octaves- - ' f, feet ;• incites lor,", 3 feet 4 inches wide, .’id .. -itrbs, b>:-"!. ‘.'sspounds. Every Piano . fullv warranted for five years, fiend for Illustrated Circular in which we efer to over one thousand Bankers, Merch ants, etc (some of whom you may knew’, using our Piano in 47 States and Territories. Please state where you saw this notice. EXITED STATES PIANO CO., jullo-1y 810 Broadway, New York. Yt *■*■■3"* * : .a yy s-w c-3 h. . y .j, rj y v.y..- a. —TTfF, PEETTVIAN /y ■ ’.' ■, M>, fVgr p VitalLs i A' >...... ‘ f /iT’.t 1 ICns-iches tho r V-"'" -I-"* . *•: blood. Toms up the / ,--.' • -x ■\ ? ■ m J'uii'ls i.p t!:e /F '-A ... '’a brokoll-tlown, C'li 08 i, • •; ' A }-•. male *1 plidnt.% f ' l)r.i;.sy.ls aiiilv.lta* ttC', • v .. ‘ •' - U: " : 4 Dysp/’iisia. &?• Tls'uV.imis have i'•l. / been changed by tho V/yv-.-N' .-J-;l"VviV iiso of this remedy i' from weak, sickly, eulierlng creatures, to L'roDjr, healthy, and happy men tuid women; and iiivals’.s cftiinot reasonably hesitate to give it a trial, Y’i 'itinu.— JJo euro you get the right article. Fee that u lVruvian Syrup” is blown in the glass. Pamphlet-free. Fend for one. SETII TV.FOWLE & SON'S, Proprietors, Boston, Mass. Fur tale by druggists generally the sEsicimT PORTABLE AS32L*Lfc3"* Sewia" JEacliiae, i Prim f ? c -.5v. fFt- _ .... .. c.jjW. ■2 p a t ji cjy •?/ >->•• i ? If- " I? •D w— n *- * -t: w-.-iNs. 2 % s. S Q t.' "i With fc '<•- -VV.I -i S? ic* t y fc & i>e cd ,v, xe-TJ 3 a l' any, eartUew <i* cost. ®* pa With Semi-G.Fling Feed, ? and Aulomallo Stitch Fastener. AH other Machines require tun movement of from ‘25 io 30 pieces to evorv stitch— thi? requires but Two! lienee it is a f-VM.bfil t'fsinij'lii’ity and sifrentrih. For full partic ulars s( nd for Circular—then buy no other until you see the Machine, for “seeing is believing.” Agents wunii 1 inn-rrif (nrni.i the c.mntry. if $5 are sent Vie < rdcr ?h : balance can be O. (). D. Agents ii. . ; i ,/ v l'iiil price, ior single Machines, percentage a i ~r ! :o be deducted v- hen six. Machines are paid t r Terms to agents, cash with order, or C. O. D. i rCKWITH S. M. Cos., 862 Broadway. N, Y. Dank tho highest for Durability, Perfect "Work, and Ease of Operation. They are ti.e most silent, light running ami serviceable, tlie casi- st to sell, ami most willingly paid for, ami answer every reiimrement in the family and manufactory. Libern.l terms to Agents. ’ Address, “Domostfa** Sewing dlneliine To.. NeTr-TorV. Comprise a large ami varied as-t rtment tit’ Patterns for Ladies', Misses’, :iml ChiUlren'a Garments ol foreign and domestic designs, by the na-t aceornplmhtM jl lodislcu. They are the most perfect lii.ting. most elaborate,nnd yet the most, simple patterns ever pre sented to the public, nnd take the lend wherever intro duced. A'jot's tountctl. Send for illustrated Cata logue. Address, “ Domestic ” Sewin.T Co.* ffeir-Yorlt. DKVOTrT* TO r \ SIU ON, I.IT’r.ATt;" ami Ast. A thoroughly reliable, refined and praciic 1 infonnajifc concerning matters of Fashion in all ils departments; a repository of choice and entertaining literature, hand some ill list rat ions. art criticisms, etc., etc., and a Journal specially adapted to the wants of the home-circle. Terras, $1.50 per year. Specimen copies bee. Onr Dollar givi-n Away to every subscriber in the celebrated “liomentic" Paper Fwhtoii as pre mium. Canvusscrs wanted everywhere. Address, “Domestic” Monthly, “Domestic” Du Udine. New-York* WATEKV fip are the frost beftiitiflil la stylo r sjl perfect in tone ever sumsc*. TIEDCOy* /* A’ : CfilH O SXO IP i the beat ~_V > eter pt&ccd in any 4w;, -. • 0.0- lii^rrdvcrdky Tut-:;. .-r o% ■ on rut# wt <■//'. -If.pe- T.' b! CMUnrly v niccd.c* V- Hl'lK'T'fiWii r’--..-.-.'• v-: nan,: chakk. | , ' ' I <ni! MU I L~ ... .*. - i '! m *t UiITATIOV Ji . ' '2l !)/■.. S3 K MA IV y\:u{ V ■’ VOM k is si - ri:iVr..T,mstiUra!. M WATERS’ fev •-'ryPhllharmo r; --v:.-" nic, Vesper and OrchestrrS ORGANS in E'IiSIKCM CASES, thebcat and coiaibiiic PLJtITYcf VOICHU ‘.i n rrer.t volume of tone, Suitable f-r IhUSLOIb CISUKCI2, or music iiAUr. Waters’ New Scale Pianos have great power and a fine binging’ tone, tti ft:l moilrru improvements t:nd c reth -ISIuSTPI A \ i>S ITS Al*K. lies;; Organs e -/ Piantm arew arranted f< rf> years.PRICES IIXXItIIVI ill. Y I ,o\\ t r cash w part casls. F balance in iHonih ly or ruarterly payments* Second hand itssfrumentstaken i evtiiange A<dA*S tt a ISTIID ir every County in the : * S, ami Canada* A liberal dis count to Tn 'hers, JUini?t.er%Church /■ ■\Srht>oU.L<dge3 f ttc ILLUSTHATFD (A TA LCGI FS MAILED. 810 R ACII WATIIKS A SON. 4Slßrendway, New York, P. O. Box Sl>B.* THE PARKER CUSL. SCKD STAMP FOR CIRCULAR PARKER BRO’S WEST MERIDEN,CT. l'O.xi u.-, LD l MINISTRATOR’S SALE. Agreeably to an ord *r from the Court of Or iinary of H *rris count. , I will sell Ixdore the Conrthu? do; rin H imilt- n, between t) • le ;. 1 1 u>s of sale. <-n th. first Tuesday in Dee * nher next, *s 1 the lands belonging to th*.-estate of John McKav. deceased, except the wi;!o\v ' dower, to wit: L and N 1 In, lot 10 ! .\ lot No 83, cast half of h t No >2. H'*‘> ■r> rf h 1 N 7b, n the 18th district of ndly Aln-e; <_ee. now Hair s county, een a'liir.L* ii. a i >-e' acres, - -t.- or le s IVrms. hidf t ,i>h. i •--uireihc nt-, ve m* nH - "ith 7 per cent interest. nov6 T. J. N FA I, A : . r. STOPAND REFLECT i MOMENT. T >o aon owe Dr. Bruce? If yen do. for th sake of humanity, r.w trim, or von n ; jr n t g't his service.- again. Do ;s\ all, or r. parr, -is la i< *n great need of money to p y h s own indebtedum& ' njv!4-tf 1 Grateful Thousands proclaim Vinegar Hitters the most wonder ful Invigorant that ever sustained the sinking system. No Person can take these Bit ters according to directions, and re main long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital or gans wasted beyond repair. Bilious, Bemittent, arm In termittent Fevers, which are so urevalent in the valleys of our great rivers throughout the United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, lied, Colo rado, Brazos, Itio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro anoke, .larne3, and many others, with their vast tributaries, through out our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarka bly so during seasons of unusual beat and dryness, are invariably ac companied by extensive derange ments of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influence upon these vari ous organs, is essentially necessary. 'There is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr.. J. Walker's Vinegar .Eittkrs, as they will speedily remove the dark-colored viscid matter with which tho bowels are loaded, at tho same time stimulating tho secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy f'unc. lions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against dis ease by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take lioid of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head ache, Bam in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste iu the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita tion of tho Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Bain in theregion of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, arc tho offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bot tle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. Scrofula, or King’s Evil, White Swellings, Ulcers. Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre. Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial affec tions, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc. In these, as in ail other constitutional Diseases. Wat.xkh’s Vin egar Bitters Imre shown their great cur ative powers in tho most obstinate and intractable eases. is or I.'Hi. I .hirin'!ory obd Fiironic I!iieUßli’.l isiii, Gout, Bilious, Remit tent and Intermittent fevers, Di-ca-es of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, tlie-o Bitters have jjo equal. Such iiis casfct. are caused by Vitiated Blood. Mt'Gniiii'ii! Diseasm*.— Persons engaged in l’uints and Minerals, such as ; u . K'rs, Ty pc-setrer . Gold-l eaters said Miners, si limy advance in Ill's, o: j rot to jurY v is of toe Bowels. To guard again t tills, t;.\o ac! .re of WALKS*'* \ i.Mr,ar Bitters occasionally. For Ski;! xioesi.-ius, Eruptions, Totter. Suit-Rheum. Blotches,Spots, Pim ples, ldc iiilcs, Boils, Carbuncle*. King worms, Sca d-hcad. Sore Eyes, Erysipe las, itch, Scurfs, Discoloration* of the ,Skin, II amors and Diseases of the Skit; of whatever name or nature, are litera ly dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by the mo of these Bitter*. Fin, Tap?, and ©titer Worms, lurk:;:”: in the? swusn i>f so many thou s:i:. is. arc cilVciiGtliy re moved. l\’o >y>U*m of Diariioiuf*, no ?er i > hi*;iitics will tVee tlie sy>.ti?!n worms lik* these BiUirs. ForFriu.ib , ( 0;!;]lili:itlk in young or old, ir.arriovi or at. tho of womanhood, ortliu turn oflifo, tliosa Ton ic Ihiitii-jiUn* so decided an iuflueac® tliai iinprovcuit-iit is soon perceptible. Cleans© tb? Vitiated Bloofi whenever you find ils impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples. Eruptions, or So;'--: cleanse it when you Imd it ob structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul; your iboliug* will tell you whn. keep the i.lnud pure, and the health of the svslcm will follow. K. ii .■■> •". V , I.ii ... CO., D’.u;. r ;- r iß‘.B i: (3on. A{?(., Mini h'mncUoo. Califor nia. a cor. of W uf*li liig lull and Churl tun Sts.,X.Y. uiti ?>y uLI Ifciiti The recent ter* of Fire-Proof Safas by the English Government proved the superiority of Mum Filling. Ne other Safes filled with Alum and Plater-of-I*aris. IHARVZN A OO a? 255 Oroadway, M. Y., 72! Chestnut -S:., Phlia. ' ; jztd §24 fei 200 Pace*: **oo Engravings ♦,-! >T*-rtd Plate. r;ibJi*ht-d quarieriv, at 200 a V r. Firi-t ra-.m •v ; -r 1 -74 r t i-sv-rl. \ -; r i ran ci-iban at - in- pipe. A iariES, Vats, Hot Lester, Mew Yu.k. R RADWAY 5 S READY RELIEF CUBES TEE WORST PAIRS Sn from On© to Twenty Mlnuts* NOT ONE HOUR * fter reiwilng thbi ailverttßeraent need any SUFFER WITH PAIN. EADWAY’S READY RELIEF 13 A CURE 9ta EVERY PAIN. It was the first and is The Only Bain Remedy that Instantly s’ops th© most ©xcrnciatlng .iv Tnlltniin.'itH'ns, and cures Congestions, wbeiber ©ftu Lungs, .stomach, fluweis, or other glsadaororifiLn. iT* one application. **“*•■* IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MIN UTILS, ro matter how violent nr excruciating the pu RIIF.UM ATftJ. l'.e<i-r.di!ea, Jmirm,Cnppletj, Nts f y o S? Neuralgic, or prosiratod with .ii.ieasemay mulu- ** El AD WAY’S READY RSLIEP WILL AFFORD INSTANT I ASK. INFAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OF TUB BLADDBo INFLAMMATION OF THE BOUftLS. CONiihiSTION OP TH* LTJNOA. SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BP.BATHINO PALPITATION OF THIS HBA&T KYSTERrCS, CROUP, DIPHTERIA. CATARRH, INFLCWCU HEADACHE, 700THACHH. NEURALGIA, RHEUMATIEM COLD CHILLS, AG UR OHILL9. The application of the Ready Relief to the part tt pans •.viier? the paiu cr dulicuiiy exiata willaflordmm ani Comfort, Twenty dropsin halfn.tumbler of water willlnafew momen, scare CHKA-MPS, SPASMS, SOUR STOMICU HEAR I'Bll RN, SIt;K HEADACHE, DIARBHOBA DYSENTERY. COLIC, WIND IN THR JBOWKIA an 1 all I * TER NA L ¥AI NS. * Travelers should always tarry a bottle of Rad. TvJty’s Ready Relief with them. Afewdropiln water will prevent sickness or pains from change of wa;er. 11 is better taau French Brandy or BUtora mi atiiuuiaat. FEVEia AW® AGUE. FKVIiSK AND AGTTR cared for fifty cram Tkm'li pots, roinediv] agent in thie world that will cnreFcvee and Aguo. and ivli other Malatiou*, Biloue, Scarlea Typhoid. Yelinw, and other Fevers [aided by RAIN Wa Y’fe PILLS! so quick as RADWAI’S READY RN LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. iiALTHI BEAUTY 1! STRONG AND PURR RICH BLOOD—INORKASB OF FLESH AND WEIGHT—CLEAR SKIN AKD BE A TJTirUL COMPLEXION SKCU RED TO AU* OR. RADWAY’S . Sarsajarilliai Sestet THE CREAT BLOOD PUBiriEß© HAS MADETHF MOST ASTONISUINO CURF.R: 80 QUICK.FO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES.THE R >D V UKDERGi ES.UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT Iteit Day an Increase liTM asi f sifflt is Sees aui Felt Every drop of the SATISaPARTT-iLIAN RF.SOL* VENT communicates through tho Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other Fluids and juices of the system thevlgorof lii •, fur it repairs the wastes of the body with new and pound material. Scrofula, Syphilis, Couaumpiion, Gl&Ed’.il.ir disease. Ulcers m tue throat. Mouth, Tn n'.ors, Nodes iu the Glands and other parts of tlr-©eystesL Sore Nyes, Strusaoroußdiachargea from the .Ears, ana tb© worst forme of Skin diHKoses. Eruptions, Fever SOPW, >©ild 3 ad. Ring Worm.."Rlt Rheum,KryelptW Acne 151 m kSp-.t*. Wormain iheFleab, 1 "nr.nrs. Cmm. c-.th ir the Womb, and all weakening ar.dpainfuldl#- charges, NU-ht Sweats, Loss ofSperm andml wastes of J fori!ikp!e, are withia the curative range of this woo J er'.l Mo.irrn Cbruuairy, and a few days’ use win prove icany person uHtig itibr either of thus* formae# potent power to cure them, li'f.aepat.eut, d.ilv’ becoming reduced bylhewaplea ecddeconiDoaitiou that is ct.ntinuully progressing, suo cee-’s inarrestiag ihcpe wastes, and repairs the tun© with new material made from fcealtbv blood—and this N will and does secure—aenre hrr-i'n; f r u hen once this remedy conuneocfi it# v o-k oi puriiication. aw l succeeds in diminishing the I ** of KMKVt*, its repairs will be rspid, and every day t.t: oh- t jt will fee i himself growing better and stronger, better appetite iuipruviag, audfiesh nod wcAsiincreasing. .N.Molti’vd.i sthcKtHPATAKI! UIK RKSOI.VKMT 10©li i'VH vc,.uediftl agents in tlie cireofChronic.Kcre- O nt.t;.Gi-i:al, and fckiu dumases ; butitlsthf c:iy poiiitivc cure for Kidney & r.Utdiltr Complaint*, T'-ir arc *l, ’Vcrcb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes. Droney, t or.ua- e*G Whiter, lnoonunence of Urine, Brichi's l)ie- Ali.aiuiuuria, and in ail cases where iliarß are hr ■ < ; u.-i d-. •. or the water i thick, cloudy, mixed wiiwi-a-H'-uiov* bkathe whltteof an egg. or threads like vL-;w-♦=!!>., orlb- rcii-a morbid, dark, bilioua auptar i -< ,; and white bone-durtdeposita. anil when there hi n t-- - * t<u- a ; !!g*f4sn**-tion when paMiiwater, and puia lathe :-Kiall ottlie Back and along the Lima. Tir.-nwr of TZ Years* Growth Cva’oA I'H B&divay’s Resolvent, DS*. RAD WAY’S ?rH kpth I Segulatogrilfi perfecGy elegantly coated with tweet enn, purg-\ .va, . v.purify, cieanKeandstreugtLen. R*d vv’ P ii* •.'•H- to* 1 cure of all disorders ai the Stomach, LirV. :> 'Wt -, k'doeys, Bladder. Nervou*Disewtq Cunstj patina Gotti von css, Indigestion, Pj*- pep.aui, iiiiioue Fever, Inflammation ofth iw-< is, Piles, and ail Derangements of the Jntsroal Yico&ra* VF- rracted uz f-lTut't a positive eure Purely Yegfriable, eoutaiitiag no aercury. minerals or dale'aav cusdrugß. A few doww *>. A D WAY’S will frseth®r teat from all ti* above Burned disorder#. Price, 26eea par p<LD BY DRUGGISTS. ERA D '• Y A IJifS iH ■) TRUE.” Peed ©n \sUf A GO.. No. 82 Warren M.. >w York. lofoimation worth thousands will be sent yon. BEST PROTECTION AGAINST F!£B ,/x .X \ % x \ % \v* \<y A v ?K %’ < •*A%. *%N?vs^ > A \X < v^\ SEND FOR ITS RECORD. Portable Family Sewing MachiD^ THE MOST of any in the market. Makes the Most Stitch, with Strength. Capacity, and Speed. \ Equal id any, regardless of cost Beckwith Sewing Machine Co* 862 BROADWAY, Agents wanted everywhere, fcead fo~ ind'Cirealarß.