Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

'{'he Journal. . a?- i'KI'ARTM EN I .. , Loc.vt. Emtor. sJHAL L-SH <>T. try tax notice. r, ( ,a the grand jury presentments t 0 be found in this paper. \Vp have heard of some wheat sell in,, for a dollar a bushel. ‘ ,j r £ B. Loyless’ wheat patch measured up 83* bushels. ,{... ]). J Rav, of Oonvere, is v;s re atives in this county. There are sixteen paupers in Ter rell county. All well cared for. £ C. Paschal, Charley Holiday •nd Tommie Janes have the pop-gun (ever. reserving kettles at R. J. An ihoner's. £ C -”_ j. W. Hinton preached at Ij*' yicihodist church last Sunday right. Picnics are t ! ingsthat used to he, . nOW ain’t —in this part of the "Dici's! vineyard.” Ye tax-payer, lookout! Make your r , turns before Saturday. The books sill close on that day. I will pay the highest n ar c price . beeswax, hides and ta o v, in cx riunge for goods. R J Anthonx i Buy your field peas fr m Melton 1 A Brother. A few spring chickens have found, (heir way t this market, and sold readily at*l2*c. G-od sa ! e consider ing die price of bacon. The weather, for the past few days, at noon, has been oppressively warm —as much s > as we have ever before experienced at thi3 season of the year. A good many of our fanners are ~.,tiitg new home-spun biscuits. A maj' iitv of them will have a bounti ful suppiy for themselves and some ( tn spare. Pood Stoves from $lO and upward, at A. J. Baldwin & Co.’s Rev. R. \V. Dixon, of this place, ivi! preach the commencement ser ' inon of Andrew Female College, at Cuthbert, on Sunday, June 2SrdatlO u clock, A. M. Butter is now cl euper in this market than it, has been since the war— 1 o cents being the ju ice paid fur the best article. Go >d new hon ty retails at from 7c to 10c per pound. We learn that Mr. AV. C. Marshall ct this county, was married on last Sunday morning to Miss Mary Dor-1 man, an accomplished young lady of ! Sumter c unty. We wish them a long life and much hapjdness. Thanks. —The editors of this pa ler are under obJigtations to Mr. B. F. Hunmey for recent favors. He van be found at the Dawson Out rage ivories where he is prepared to make •■Hid repair fnruiture. Give him your order. Wanted. One Thousand pounds Beeswax at Melton & Bros. Oo’hnc,—Our worthy mayor. A. J. Baldwin, inform us that the “Cham ! pion Fire Extinguisher/ 1 purchased j liir Dawson several weeks since has | been shipped and will reach hero the ! latter part of this week. Let’s or ganize a fire company at once. A. J. Baldwin Cos., have the haaat lot of embroidery in the city. ■+ Dikd.—A' her residence in this county, on Tuesday last, Mrs. Stew ard consort of our esteemed friend A. G. Steward, Esq. The deceased laid been in bad health for a. long time, and er death was not unex pected. She was t ighly respected and much loved by all WnO knew her well. U’e sympathise with the grief stricken family. A rain is very much needed in this immediate section. Crops of all hinds are suffering from drouth. — Gardens around town are parched so badly that we fear rain now would do them no good. We have not hid a g) o l seas >n here since the 4th lay of May. I.i some portions of the county, however, good rains have fallen. Notice.-— We are requested to state fur the information of all con cerned that parties to whom were awarded premiums at the fair on the 4th day of May, and who have not received the same, will be directed to the proper authorities for obtaining N ‘id premiums by calling upon the President, or the undersigned, as Secretary of the Society. U. L. Weston, See. Raw sox Ga., June 8, ’7B Alilllimery and Notions. Mas. M. M. Anthony is constantly receiving New Millinery and Notions from the emporium -f fashion. Give her a call if tou wish a nice and f.vlish dress hat or bonnet, at a low I'nce. m3O-4t. “Dr. floyle and bis associate arc making the Dawn >u Journal an in- U-’.v ttiug paper.’’— Cy'.hbert True South ran M ich obliged. Brother Tucker. 0 tire using our' every effort to ty t'.e the all that it should *' '—'ne if the best weekly pap-rs In s outhwest Ga. | Terrell Superior Court. 1 , TU eov * W(, A of our Superior Court , S< * last Monday morning promptly at “ 0 . c ! 0,:k ’ hls Houor - Judge W. D. Kiddon, piTS ding with his us,ml dignit) and graco rhe urort r ®"forded to their names and ' lU \ LU b rfoshCed and cmpunnelled, and tb. Court proceeded to nrgaaisw for buoi- Jud S K'JJoo did not charge the Gr.md Jury of this week at any greet I ngih, inasmuch as ihe charge of |* st week way very elanor-.e. ss well „ thework done ty the.Graad Jury was complete and thor -o,igh. Hio charge, however, was painted, uppobit* sud well timed, and delivered in u clear, roceinct style, Uou. W. G. Simpson was ciu pen as Foreman of the Grand Jury, 1 an J an excellent choice, too, we think. The call of the criminal docket was begun immeoi. lely after the organizatin of tbc cour , and the first case in order was that of an impecunious African by the name of (Lionel Taylor. A . Hooi, Jr„ a lalented young lawyer of Cuthbert, and C. A McDonald, Esq , were appointed by the Court to defend the aforementioned colored cit z.m, who was charged with the offeuse of carrying concealed weapons. Notwithstand ing ti e capital efforts of the young got,tie men who defended him, me prisoner was CKTVkit and. fi c criminal business has occupied the attei.tu n of the Court tip to this time, and will doubtless engage it the balance of ihe i*n k 'ihe following cases have been dis posed of up to last night: Colonel Taylor, charged with carrying concealed weapon?, verdict of Guilty; Morgan May, charged wit‘. bi iglury verdict Guilty ; Mrke Wilson, charged with Durgta-v, verdict, Not Guilty ; Bit ow Arnold, charged with malicious r scliief, Bid nol-prosed; Spenser Black, chaigr and with Rape, verdict Guilty of assault with ueent to commit a rape ; George Knighton, charged with assault with intent to minder, verdict Guilty; Jim Williams, charged with simple larceny, verdict Guihy. Several o her bills of indictment have been found by the Grand Jury this week, ird i! arrests are made, the remainder of the wiekwill be consumed io'the trial of criminal eases. The Court has made good urogre.a at this teim, and a lu'ge amount of bu: ness bus been transacted. The Condition of Our County.* The General Presentments of the Grand Jury, published in this issue ate interesting and gratifying reading to i! good citizen*. Under our system of county government, Gnrud Jul ios ar very important funetiouariea with Ia great deal of rosDonsibility devolving j spun them. Beside* the duty of looking alt- r tire public morale, and ! reporting and bringing to punishment j vi haters of the law, theirs is the itn ' ii'irUnt, responsible and aiduous du ty of looking after the conduct of all county affairs, and the actions and do ings of ftii county officer*. To them, and through them to the people, ate county officers responsible. Their reports are the only prsetha' menus the tas-juyers ot a county have of knowing that the duties ei:- .iiisted Ly them to Burse whom they , choose to elect to perform them aic fuithluiiy and efficiently performed, und t ho fund entrusted to their hm da honestly and prudently disbursed. — There duties are very difficult to per f'min. Ttie time usually devoted to tin in i* altogetlier too sort. Besides, lew grand jurors, as a general rule, know much about honk keeping, etc. A .-I rewd, dishonest officer tan pull the wool over the eyes fan otdianty grai.d juiy with tlm gieateet ea.-t --linag nable. We have known a grano jury io report the books ef a lux Collector as “neatly nd coirectly ktqc, with all proper vouohers,’’ etc, e\, wlien, at the same time, said Tux Collector was eight or ten th;usand dollars in default It is important^ men , that grand jurors should he men of intelligence, always wide awake and on the alert. As Judge Kiddoc well chaur-'d do tu, last wet k, "Eternal vigilance is the piice of Jib* 0, ty.” Their reports to the people aie, perhaps necessarily in many re spects, mere generalizations, from which it is impossdde to get. 'he de tails of our county uffaiis. Much ,„übt be takeu merely on their say 80. • The jury, whose presentments are published in this issue, seem to have been an unu-ualty intelligent and ef ficient body, and their report satisfies us that we fit.vo u able, honest and faithful corps of county officers. In fact, w e believe our county is peculi arly fortun.de iu thus iespect. It will be seen, from th> estimates of the Oidinaiy, that our expenses, and consequently our tuxes, are to be greatly reduced this year, even should ive choose to incur the expense of building a fire-proof vault for our public records as they recommend.-- XI e estimates for this year’s ordinary expenses, it will be noticed fall far be low those of last year. Tnis, m the | present stringent times, i * gratify tog exhibit, and proves beyond n doubt that our.eounty affairs are being well managed. -r —— 1 OrwtY “Why will men smoke common tobacco,'when they can buv Marburg Bros. ‘.Ws/’Aw-'A Crah’, at the same price 1 Ufa First Effort. Our young friend, C. A. MePon i aid, Esq., made bis first speech be fore a jury last Monday. Ilis client was charged with “carrying oonceal edwegpr-im,” and the evidence was so plain that the accused was con victed. Charlie’s speech, which was his maiden effort before Judge or Jury, was very creditable indeed— much better, in fact than the average “first speech.” We congratulate bun heartily upon his auspicious be ginning and trust that liis every ef fort in the coming years may be crowned with success bounded only 1 by merit. “If at first you don’t suc ceed, try, try again.” Another Good Citizen Gone. Dr. J. AY. McKellar, a worthy and respected citizen of our county, died at his residence, iu Chiukasaw hatchie, on Friday; th: 31t ultimo. Aged about BO years. He was bur ied with Masonic honors the day fol lowing his death. We learn that ho had heart disease with general drop sy. He was much respected by all who knew him and will he missed by the church and community where he lived. A good mau has fallen. Just Now Arriving Oar third stock of Spring Goods of all descriptions, from that well known Dry Goods Depot of E. S. Jaffray, of N. Y. AYe have a good varie yof White and Figured London Cord, Piquis, Lawns, Grass Cloth and Dress Linen. A Large assortment of H tmburg Trimming, Plain and Fancy Hose. A great variety of Ladies Ties, Kid Gloves, Cohonades and Cassimers for men and boy’s suits. In short, we have a better variety of General Merchandise tuan we have had for three years. Corn and Meal by tie car load, and all kinds of Groceries and Hardware. Prices and terms made to suit the times. AA T e pay no house rent nor city tax, and, therefore, can offer inducements to purenasers. Ca l and price before ■ you buy. Johnson & llii.l, Brown Station, Ga. Agricultural Meeting. Dawson, Ga., June 1, 1878. The regular monthly meeting of the Terrell County Agricultural Soci ety was held to day at the Court house, C. IL Moore, Pres dent m tnc chair. Minutes of the last regular meet ing read and adopted. The annual lection of officers of the Society | navitig been postponed at the last rngular meeting in May, it was on m lion agreed to proceed at once to the election which resulted as fol lows: Dr. 0. R. Moore, President, T. M. -Jones, W. D. Murray, J. E. Hunter, W. G. Simpson, V m. Martin and J. B. Horsely, Vice Presidents; T 1 Bellflower, Treasurer; U. L. Weston, Secretary. On moth n a committee of one from each District in the county, tegcii er wdh tie Wee Presidents, was ap pointed to consider the question and report at next regular mceiing in July, ol the propriety of h ■ ding a couniv fair in the fa 1. The comm ttee consists of J. W. Roberts, WmJKag ler, Dr. J. T. Lamar, Elam Johnson, Jno. Kitchens, and J- M- Grim, with the Vice Presidents The Society then adjourned to meet at ttie Court-house in Dawson on the first Saturday in July. C. R. Mooek, Pres. U. L. Weston, Stc’y. Note from the Country. Tekekli. County; June 4, ’7B. Messvrs Emxor.3: Believing that you w >uld like to have dots from va rious parts of the county, in regard to crop prospects, I wdl give a short sketch from the 12th district. The health of tins district is very good. Corn and cotton in our part of the county is very fine, the best prospect I have seen in years. A portion oi the district had a fine rain last night. Wheat all harvested, but little t> rash ed out as yet. That grain was dam aged by rust some though a majority of our farmers have made plenty to do them. Oats are fine as a general thing, and the fruit crop was never more promising at this season of the year. I guess editors will grow fat as the black-berry crop is'now in. More anon, , Subscriber. Can't say whether the editors ol this paper will grow fat or not. Wi ain’t got no old clothes to swap fox the berries. We hope “Subscriber wiil write often. We would like short letters from ail parts t-i the .counts-.— Eds. A HOKBIBJLE AFFAIR. John Caldwell Kills his AVife, His Wife’s Sister, Three Children, and Then Kills Himself. j From Mr. Lithe Robert*, deputy Sheriff of this county, who, on Tues day, returned from near the scene of action, we learn the following partic ulars of a homHe tragedy that, was enacted near Davidson’s mill, in | Sumter county, on last Monday: l John Caldwell killed his wife, — his wife’s sister, three of his children, ranging in age from 4 to 10 years, . and then himself. He brained his : victims with a grubbing hoe. Their | brains were scattered all over the i lloor and walls of his l onse. One daughter, whom he tried to kill, es caped and rar. to a field where a brother was at work. These two arc the only members of the family left. After killing all these persons, Cald well jumped into the well twice in an attempt to kill himself. He then got on the house and jumped off’ This failing to k ll him, he climbed to the | top of the gin house and jumped off'. I fru-tu n> hi; skill and killing! him. His son, who had returned j fri’ixi the field, saw him just before he jumped from the gin-house, and im- plored him not to leap. The six bodies were buried, at Providence Church, on Tuesday eve ning,—a large concourse of people in attendance. The whole community is, of course, much shocked and ex cited. Mr. Caldwell, wc learn, was a man of about middle age, in easy circum stances and of good character. He had long t een a memberof the Prim itive Bapt-st Church, and was well liked by his acquaintances. No cause is known for his horrible deeds. It is supposed, of course, that he must have become suddenly crazed from some cause. These are tne fac s, as we get them from Mr. Roberts. Since th<- above was iu type, we have heard further particulars. Mr. Caldwell’s sister-in-law, whom he kill ed, was named Francis Mitchell. The children killed were Allen, aged 11) years; Robert, aged 6, years and Lyda, aged ■2- years. Mr. Caldwell had eight children, three of whom w ere absent from home at the time of the killing, and one of whom es caped, as above sta’ed. He first killed his wife and children in the house with a smoothing iron, and then went out in the yard and killed his sister-in-law with a hoe. Flaring scissors at R. J. Autho ney's An Undeniable Truth. You deserve to suffer, and il y u lead u unsatisfae'ory life in this beau’i lul it is eu'ire'v vour own fau t and ihere is only o.i# excuse for you,— you* uof re *i enable pedj*jait*e ami t-keptieism, which f;* killed ibott.'wnd'*. Perot>l knowledge mb! common sn*e leasoirng will flf>on show von tha' Green’s Aug.Wt Flower will cur** vnu of Liver OmpUin , or Dyspepsia, w ith till its miserable iffdcts, such as sick head ing e, palpi’i ion the heart, sour stomach, h • iunl cosui disziii'isa t the head, n- ivoes low spirifs, &■. If s -il s now r i+ch everv town on th<* We* tern r>, tinent and not. a Drtvg' 4 * but will tell v nof irs wondrlul cures. You c*n buy a S tuple Bottle for 10 cents. Tiiree don s i;! relieve you. For sale by Dr. J. R. JaxKS, It wson, Ga. -w IF The Wotimn who ri juices in ssbid mid iie cream, mil caim* And w<tnu pie; IF 1 ho Studont who ojts hastily and sits '■own at once to active mental labor; IF Iho Bu-ino-s Man who bolts , Ids ood ii. oag r bastii aml hlirrios to his counting-room ; IF The t rd Drinker cou' 1 lock at the delicti e glands, swollen and festered with di-oaso, that cause the throbbing brain ; IF The Lawei, tho Minister, the Mar i-hant, end all who lead sedentary lives and are subject to Dispepsia er Indigestion,Constipation and Head ache : IF These only knew what Mkskell’s H EPKTIKF. foil TUB LIVEK will do tor their relict, and how quickly it cures iheie would be much-less suff-rirur than at pre>ent Ti e great River Med icines fur sale by Di.J-Iv Ja v ES. CITY TAX NOTICE. 4 M, THE CITIZEN'S OF DAWSON sub \ jeef 'o Street Tax are required to pay ihe same Mv books are no* open, and tho-e owning property within the Corporal!**'., are r.q bred to cive ia the same by the fIRST of JULY, next. By order of the Omani, J. 51.6131M9N5, Cts'%. June S 1878. 6-*t. that went into die ark. Near tho c'osa of the day ala camp-meeting tho preach or said: ‘ I hope all tho congregation wiil be here by 10 o’clock, to-morrew for at that hour wo will pass to h creek, whora wo will babtise fenr adults and rix adultrcsses.’’ “Why ia it, my dear sir,’’ said Waffle's landlady to him the other day, “that you newspaper men never get rich “I don’t know” was th reply, “excfpt dollars and sense don’t always tiav 1 together.’’ New MILLINERY Store I AT DAWSON, - GEORGIA. MI SS A. 33. SMI TII \\ T OULD Respectfully am.ounce to the Lsdics-ef Dawson end vurr.mndirtr cn-nn*rv il.i - T she has loc.-mly established a first i-Ih-b Millinciv Store at No. 2 KogciK & Jane* ftlin'k Dawson, Gj., where she will be pleased to hare them call, EX AM ITV 12 *V I?J*ICI2 GOODS. CH] baud and to arriv* a fi-ne and oarrfil'v sniveled -lock of General MUliuery GusrK edsptn to ilie season, mi I- ol the file s’ mid most, approved style , consistin'; of l ine lists, Qmnei*, 11-isierr, Gloves, Cuffs, SesrO, Ties, ItuT*, IT in kerchiefs, Cnr*et° r Hamburg Kiigivgs, Trimmingr, mid other article* too numerous to mention in this adver tpemi-in. I .bsM keen no shoddy good , but proposo to keep a good atsoj-tiueut of the VERY BEST GOODS, and sell ut the Lowest .Possible Prices. It-'in ember that til’ who rail are not ripeeted In purchase, unless the. are pc fruity Bui tod in price and qitsli r. Mr business is to show goods, urui I shall ti*ke especial pleaeuic in performing 'hit dtrv. I cordially invito all to cal! on nr, and by (sir dealings end iow j pr i es, I hope to merit and r ctive a share of your patronage. upril Sm Moat. IteepvuifuHv, M 133 A B. SMfrffl, IST IS \V S P II I N G Millinery! MRS. iM. M. ANTHONY INFORMS the Lidiew ff T><w<mn nnil aurrmniding rountrv tint vhe h*sj'i c t rr*c.(ivet! a Be aiitiiul lot of SPMSG. MILLIXEUY GOODS. Among t. p'otfv M?lr3 for Hn II fji mav be lioLiCcd ibt Aiuy Belle, i\tlirf.tdo, Rustic, May Queen, etc. I u*t>o keep a lun Hue of Not ions and White Goods. \ pew lot of Tic?, Bow**, Lidif-f** Fancv Sett o , F ne* Bark Oumbn, Hunburg Em broidery, C-ipb Kn brr idm v. Dress TiimminiiS, fbea.s Fr nbhir.g*, etc., eic. Munv tba ks o wWr> f vorod me wirb th.ir pttrocnge tb** post flei*Q!i. I bop.', bv FA IH DEALINGS and LOW PRICES, to me.it a continue tree at ihj fsnif, acd bUo, to ado to tny Its* many new cusiouters. 3D ES S- 3VC K". IC3-. Tn tho PUKSS-MAKING Depurtmeir I h'tve secured fhe ♦ ffi *ifl it eei v ces of Mf\S. J M. POJTI'R. We cordially inviw ihc Indies generally to bring in tbeir spring good.i and have ihem made up in ih latest at r<*son*Ue piieep. DAWSON CARRIAGE WORKS! T. J. HART, Proprietor. Man u fa ctures Crood Mal©rt®tl IJeett,* AND ALL WORK WARRANTED. FARM AX D WAGON REPAIRING. HORSE SHOEING A SIECI Al/F V. KEPAIRI2STG WILL BE WELL AXD PROMPTLY lIQJTIJ by titilll'iil pud reliable wortmen wlio 1 v >een in mploy tor a number of yens. £jgTV'4lJ ur.d e* unine liis stock of rehicW, i non u* J above. a‘2.H( IB & A It $ HI <D it MANUFACTURER OF Tin and Sdieet Iron-Ware, -—DEALER IN' Stoves, Hollow-Ware, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass-ware, ■ BOOOME, HQUSt-FUaSIiSBMS GOODS, Etc, KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS A SPECIALTY. fI'HF. AfYOVS ft tODA, ; linr wioua olaec I>* soH Jt fiit me * .ill aua oc tfiavioced. 11 <1 iNICOJCT. €?rala&e&* W TOPBUGUIFP, NO-TOP BUGGIKS, and WAGON S lor one dfc two horses- PRESCRIPTION FREE ? PortliCKpecrJy >f .?einM'Wetaescs, L'- M>mbooi ami all an- >r ax t rought4w .I*s ir*i ■ • rret'ou or excew. Any nmr;g.ut lias tbwlnjrrr qieutt. Di. VV. CO.. Wr*i KUlfa rt. -A3=COLD=<— WATCH CASES Aro mode ef fro pitlies of Soli! On*J rTerlayin .) late of eompofitioi metal E ttu.li imi intr i j pro:oat oa'v a ROi'i Farface TO!s <-:sti3K l>t • raifthe mom.— Mwy are-m showy and ofeeact t < ■ 1,0 ealW aro'l. ■! are VfAWAITrf.D BY SFECI.YI* rBiiTiFICATE TO WE.IA TWE!' TY YEARS. If you i rs: ■ -on these at'.- yen iewe'er for thorn. It he 4oer eot kwr, them, tc.l Kira he le lithtp , the age, acl t: isud for Ulus trutttl Catalogue. HAGSTOZ & THOR?E ; ' f- .it h =nd Chert*at St., Pu :i/. CiA, i ... 4i*-Si/.l < _;y ttrough Htr-. Th*> IrafCj • ' lit IM rtrf*'”. BnrbanVs IntotHbta (WiHli SORT ! % fjJHf / s:iEL-'-&is..psitaE,re. ' Imfoltc cal E i r77~fT,' or File-, vkMi • • * v’rk., tjyh>< j*. fi Xtdv A.d\'ertiNpm^ Tl © ;w I’-dvgci. Addrtf* '■ Bniwn i San,’ ISO A '.S3 Wood Street, I Piitsburg, t', • • 1 OI) I! A VA* U'ph st honors ut *ll Oil U/Vlt £V Weild’s Eshlbltior.f.— l, test. Cr'-dnc-uv. und r rrt.hrs, with pew UT'c-, reduced pf!. and mrch inforatatims, >; • Ivor. M ASON a U aMLIN ORGAN CO. Ronmn, New York nr Chicago. HF \ N *67S Po.no *m, fiObO r’lXi do Elegant ross- J sood i:.,i 3-string upright R'tnn No hef|,r. boring* Th. lr i 'Jj's r rrnfi/ \ct tiAir; introixeti. VA’ur runied s years, 'frado pooring iu. AjfeiiW noted <v. rrwhrre. Write for purer, fmr. 7 HO MAS BRO3, CatskiU, N. V. IAME-BAP.K! °^a‘ T,a>i v he renvdy lorn Inmn o poin'ul back, or wcakotfa of he bnok, etc m. vmted or known. It soothe*, it Bt-eagth err, |i ctir. whoie oiler por>u< plusierv and ail liniment* (ail. £,ich geuvini yen soti's OapeuiP Plaster ha* the wrorl C.-;cib9 cut ihrougli the plaalcr, li'o othf EiiflpwK'iSixaafiMi SlO m, only iff'S iiupeib Gr.-od Vstsio Pkio* pi ice film), only ;2 *. M'.'satl. I'piielit I'laiia* pticc $BOll, oal;. hj. S'.tr Stile Upright Pianos sll2 5 1 (.Vgii.# §?.J, Oi ciin*, 12 mopn. <72 10. Chiri;!i 1 0 *'ops, pii.m $ 91, oil* fltA. t, yaat J47i Mirror Top O'guas, only FH3 vra, ciMiie aod see me al home if lum o Vi reprcscutco, 1!. K. lare paid bclh way* sol Piano or 0. pirea free. Large illtnl'a led tie spa par with much information aaout c**st of Pianos and dreira s*-ni free j’ addrcei D.tNISL t\ BEATT7', W'jahmfton, N, f, A.'A hw r.H it l'*e<{ sriierr *| 4 I Pilot BAM iHiOii MAI'KAL ■, . r " v CL'liE for ('M.rrb will i... iu Htanllv relieve end *•<{.!* cine RcfcrcPcr e, benrv Wei’s, Ett) We!!., rat',- & Cos., Aurr.l,l, N Y, Wet 8o wen, Ktq , A/cHation, Grant A Bowen, hn.iic. 'JeK'*- •*'*l leAr‘e Milt. —7 and \ Price, wilh nnprnvcd Jn” ■!, P y f ll Bold Every win re. IV -* 11 & Potter, rrop'ir, Ba'too If Dili | l*:i i.oin’ Cuiprusiv* IPiHs ai’.t l New it’cii (Hood, and will cotupietsi'. rh ir - ;* [ihc tfood in the entire eystem in three jin untie. Anv prison who wiii take one pili t*ich night Irom 1 to 12 wet-la may b" re al ore and to Hound health, ii such * H ic b* pota.ble, Yci t bv mall tor 8 letter s'aap*. I. 8. JOUSiON* A CO; Bangor, V AGCKIfi IVASTLD E Oil TCmMffCFSga Anew wink ol Gnat Intti'j.f io every |f|- bit* Bender Haul klndent G at Lnd. AdtlrefH for desrrinlivn term, spt circnlir*. NKLS’ON A PHILLIPS, IVJiitv era. No.. Hi 5 Broadway, N< w if ora. lax IST ot JWII.Ii attend aCthc ft!lowirg”ti,7ae‘t plaeee io Receive the Tax Ketores fV Terre I Countv for the year KwH : On Mood-la s the 13’> and 29 h of .Hr! and Hi h of May a' the 12th Itjaliiot Co'S (ti omid. On Tucrdiys the. 1C h and 33 h c' At*-! in-1 M IV I t• h at tl'b Uae'vlct Court *>p- "<f Oi Wednce liv. 17th of April and ii*>v I*' aid 13 hal Dover. Oi Thirsduys’he 18’.h of Anril md M y 2nd and 18 h at OhickanawhertcMc. On Frid i.va 19 h of A.iril aid J/..y >"3 and 17lh at Brown Siattor. O-t Saturdays 23th of April May and and 18 h at Dawson On Saturday 2S;h of I/'V at Gnsl Hif. Ar Dawson Iwo week* during tfie pprirf* Teiro pf Conn, c inmenoing on Non Jay. 'he 27'h at I/iv Hex*. Oil tho list o.*j ■ f Cj uit the books will be ploeed. H’ T. CAViPBELL.T. R. T 0. .1 puls, 1879, if EODR.BUm W.io h had mater experkuco in the trsotment cf iho rczu*l troubles of both male and ftr talc than iry ■ ■ in the West, fires the reaulte of hie long ucf Tvtcm N practice in hla tvro acw norlu, publiabea, enLj*di Th® PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI£C£ Th® PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVSSE7D IVx,ks^h9tareivallyf: tt i < t.’,aiul $-•/.iMtrvrtar* in all ictx tors : ertaimr.f to Kitniiod and UtMnanfcood. r-rm\j wtT lonf Mt. They ere benaUAiDy tUaetratrd. and In viZin ec-ijy i/Bdentood. The two book* emtactMfr pifTri. anil eontetn raiaibiv InforuHtton fpr both marrkdwi'l M£iilc, witn all the reeen t improvement* in mekl *vai treutmrr ■ i^ LUwh * t . r>lir : “The knowlcflac iwvmUd id Br.nutU new wont* i* :n no vny of qticrtioiuible chae*. ?<*[ 19 tomethinf <*3t rrtry on* boohl knew T** of life, and tb TVv.oii4, i n jlf WyT f rc^ n I h °T m#ft y ill * h-r c3 lanrlifO If f M to. —St- Louis Journal. bwl It I tT W XI POPCi lH Cta. aarh IkL~ 5 P.| u; one volume, fll hi tloth •■f- r J'( P-'Xd* eAira- h.-ni unde. ,x*l, onß ■■ © mg Jvcejpt of pnee in mcrey or stamp*. Mr m w W 1 <MP •