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i&acgta sttfr 3faucmtl $s B^ennengeVr HOVEMBEH. What are the wild winds saving, • As they sweep through the slot my sky, Or moan ’mid leafies* branches, With a Bound like a human sigh ? They are telling in mournful whispers Of tlie beautiful summer dead,' Ol May aud her faded garlands, Of June and her roses fled; Of the shining days of August, And the sweet September glow, Of the regally crowned October With footsteps silent and slow. They are telling of harvests garnered, Of ripened and gathered sheaves, Of empty nests in the forests And under Ibe homestead eaves. They are telling of stranded vessels, And wrecks upon stormy waves, Of signal-guns on a midnight sea, Of cruel aud watery graves; And of leaves that drift in die valleys, Aud mounds where no grass has grown. Of beautiful idyls vanished, And beautiful visions flown. Of a year with its joys and sorrow That Time like a sheaf hath bound, Leaving no fruit for the gleaner On all the desolate ground. Ob, wind of the wild November, A sorrowful voice is tbine— A requiem of the dying yc»r, Of the snowy shroud a sign; And harvest days that aro over, Win we gathered golden grain, And links that are broken forever And lost from Love’s magical chain. —Mrs. D. il. Jordan, Iiouemary Leaie*. AGRICULTURAL. Letter front General Wm 31. Untune, Pro leu or ol Agriculture. Etc., I'nl vcrslly of Georgia. A WORD OF APOLOGY. Illnes3 and other unavoidable causes have interrupted my contributions to the agricultural columns of the TEi.bGitAi'ii axis Messenger. I hope that, in the future, nothing will occur to prevent or delay my weekly talk to the farmers of Georgia. THE COMPOST HEAP. Now that this year’s cotton crop is well niali gathered, aud we arc beginning to think how we can raise a larger crop at less expense next year, a compost heap, high and broad and long, of proper mate rials and carefully compounded, demands, and should receive, our early attention, lie who has such has a batik which will never break, which pays a high iutcrest on de posits, and alter all the deposits have been drawn onl, leaves the owner richer than he was before. Cottou planters nave now a large pile of cottou seed. Where is that pile:* Is It under tho window of the gin house, ex posed to the rain anil sun, so that it may “rot good,” or is it under shelter until it shall be convenient to make it a principal ingredient in tlie compost heap to be luiilt upas soon as possible for use in March 1881? My advice to cotton planters is to order from some reliable manufacturer as many tons of acid pbospliate as will give one ton of acid to every two tons of cotton seed. Order and ob tain this without delay, for the longer the compost has been made before use the more thoroughly arc its Ingredients blend ed, aud the better it is as a fertilizer. A good article of acid pbospliate will supply from 12 to 13 ncr cent, of phosphoric acid. How shall the compost heap be made ? Dig a pit from two to three feet • deep, the length and bienltli to be deter mined by the' amount of materials to be compounded. Cover the pit with a rough board shed. This being done, deposit evenly at the bottom of the pit a layer of stable manure six incites thick, then a layer of cotton seed well wetted, of equal thickness, then sprinkle over the wet seed add phosphate in the proportion of one sack (200 pounds) ‘to 14 bushels of seed, then another layer of stable maj mire, another of cotton seed, and another of acid phosphate, until the materials are exhausted, tlieti sprinkle the heap thickly with land plaster to prevent any escape of ammonia, and finally cover the whole with a heavy coating of wood's earth. The pile Is then complete and may be left un til a short time before use, whenit should be cut down, like a cheese, from top to bottom, aud - all its parts thoroughly mixed, sprinkling liberally with the land plaster as the work of mixing progresses. The acid phosphate aud the land plaster, with the labor in making the compost, are the only expense. The phosphate can he bought in Uco:gia of the best quality $25 per ton. One tou of acid for cyery one hundred and forty bushels of tot lob Seed is the right quantity. One barrel of plaster, which costs about $2 50, is ample for a good-sized heap, contain ing, say, four hundred and twenty bush els of seed aud three tons of acid, with the proper propoition of stable manure. Any one who raises as many as fourteen bates of cotton has seed enough -to make just such a compost hesp as above de scribed, which will afibrd him eight tons of first-class manure for com and cotton at a cost, exclusive of labor, of, say $S0. I do not count tlie market value of the cotton seed, as no man in his senses would think of selling them or doing other than returning them as its due to the land. The trouble of hauling olf and distribu ting this compost is obviously great! r than that ofstrowirg a finely ground com mercial mature, but notwithstanding this, it will pay, and that handsomely. By the use of just such a compost, applied at the rote of500 pounds per acre, I made on very poor land this year, over a bale of cotton to every acre thus manured, thoroughly prepared and thoroughly cul tivated. Now Is tho time to make the heap. The older it is when needed for use, tlie belter it is. With the pit prepared and the ingredients at hand, two hands will make u large heap in one day. FALL PLOWIXO. I strongly recommend fall plowing of all stiff clay land intended lor cultivation next spring. Where the laud Is light and sandy it is not so necessary, but even there, where there Is a good coat or grass or weeds, to plow them under now, so that they will be rolled Mid turned into humus lit tho spring, Is beneficial. Clay lauds turned with a good two-hone Brits* ly plow when the weather is favorable, between this time and Christinas, will amply repay the labor. Indeed, they are so much more easily prepared for the seed in spring, and the after-cultivation Is so much lighter than where the land is not broken 'until spring, I doubt whether the total cost of laber is greater, even were the yield the some in both cases. * CUKE FOB KPIZOOTY. As this annoying disease lias again ap peared among our horses, I copy the fol lowing from the New York Sun, which I have tried ‘with good and speedy re sults: “Take one pound gum assr/’xtida, mix In one gallon ol boiling water, stir tlm mixture constantly uuti! the assafocti- da is all dissolved. Let the mixture cool. Strain and give tlie horse half a pint every three hours. This will relieve the horse within twelve hours.” Haifa pound of assafcctida and a half gallon of water are sufficient to afford the prescribed number of doses to erne one horse. “Broken Ahbow,” Russell County, Ala., August 1st, 1870.—Dr. C. J. Mof- felt—Dear Sib: I for years used your Teetlitna (Teething Powders) with my own children and on my own plantation, when I owned negroes. They relieved and prevented much suffering aud sick ness among the children, aud besides saving me many lives, saved me much anxiety, and many hundred dollars in doctor’s bills. I can, xelth confidence, recommend them an the surest and beat medicine I eter u*ed for Teething Chil dren and the Dotecl Disorders of our Southern Country. Yours truly, etc., j m Robert Floubxoy. A World *T Goad One of the moot popular medleiuee now before the American public is Hop Bitten. You see it everywhere. People Uke It with good effect. *It builds them up. It is •Dot as pleasant to the taste, ms some other bitters, ae it Is not a whisky driuk. It U more Uke the old fashioned boneset tea that has done e world of good. If you don’t feel iust right try Hop Bittcts."— Nun da New. 2w The Britiah Wheat Crop. - The latest and best estimates of the British wheat crop, as pul forth hj &n accredited observer iu the London Times, says the Sun, give tlie acreage lor the year ItfSO at 3,070.000 acres, the average yieM twenty-six bushels, and tlie total crop just inside of 80,000,000 bushels. Last year’s crop was 25,000,000 bushels less, or nearly 65,000,000 bushels; but this year’s crop is still 15,000,000 bushels less Ilian the average for the lhst fifteen years. Tlie average total consumption of Great Britain is 102,000,000 bushels; so that, when the amount needed for seed is deducted from this year’s crop, the quantity to be im ported to supply consumption will be 120,- 000,000 bushels. The greater part of this must come from the United States, for it Is noteworthy that tho decline in the British wheat crop seems to be permanent. The limit of the utmost possible production per acre was long ago reached iu that country, and that this limit cannot any longer be profitably maintained, in the face ol American competition, Is proved by tho fact that tlie area of wheat lands in cultivation Is steadily diminishing, and this year was 500,000 acres less than the average for the past fifteen years. These figures reveal the telling ef fect of American competition. That bas been so severe and so injurious to the business and profits of the British farmer that, In a year of average yield per acre, he has withdrawn so much land from wheat cultivation that liis total crop lias falleu off 13,000,000 bushels. The writer in the London Tunes notes that while the average return for wheat per acre, alter seed had been deducted, was aliout $35.00 for the years 1860 to 1870, it fell to $28.55 in the five years ending with 1879. The latter figures will not pay expenses under the Britisn system of cultivation, with rental added. Our competitjou will in crease rather than diminish in force for many years yet, as we have still virgin soil to bring under tillage and have not by auy means exhausted the resources of cheap transportation. This year our wheat crop was 30,000.000 bushels more than iu 1870, showing that at least 2,000,- 000 acres had been added to the area in cultivation. Hews Items. New York, November 20.—Samuel M. Mills, tho well known member of the stock exchange, and head of tho linn of Mills & Co., has suspended. Cincinnati, November 20.—A special from Columbia, Tenu., says: Emanuel Johnson, a colored section hand on the Nashville anil Decatur read, yesterday shot and killed Ids foreman, John Booth, white, because Booth had discharged him. Johnson, if caught, will be lynch ed. Galveston, November 20.—A News Waco special says: A fire this morning destroyed and damaged property to tlie ex tent of $12,000. Insurance about $2,750. Cod-Elver Oil nnd Elmo. That pleasant and active agent in the cure of all consumptive symptoms, “Wil bur’s Compound of l’ure Cod-Liver Oil anil Lime,” is being universally adopted in medical practice. Sold by the proprie tor, A. B. Wilbor, chemist, Boston, aud all druggists. lW Pond’s Extract owes its wonderful success to merit alone. It is now ac knowledged as a staudaul remedy, and is largely used by physicians in their every day practice. Not a day passes without the “company” receiving some grateful acknowledgment, particularly from per sons cured of the following diseases: Sore eyes, bleeding from the lungs, stom ach and womb, piles, blind arid bleeding, catarrh, rheumatism, etc. Beware of im itations. Ask lor Pond’s' Extract—take no other. lw Be Wide Awake to Your Interest. I have just returned from the best shoe market, wltero I have purchased a full line of boots and shoes of as good grade as ever was brought to the city of Macon. I can make it to the interest of all to ex amine these goods before buying else where. I have also doubled my force in the manufacturing department, and am now competent to fill all orders that may come in, at the shortest notice. I shall make a Hue cf pegged work as well as the very best band-stitched boots and shoes. Come and have your measure taken. Re pairing done in the very best style. I am now also prepared to put new clastic in old shoes, something that has been needed very much in this market. Come and see me. 112 Cherry street, under the Telegraph And Messenger office. J. Valentino. A Remarkable Circumstance. Mr. W. E. Sanford, of Holley, N. Y., became afllictcd a few years since with a most terrible inflammation in the lower portion of his body. He did all that thought could suggest to remove it, even submit ting to a most paiuful surgical operation. At last, when death was longed for and. seemed near, he began (against the wishes of his friends) taking Warner’s Safe Kid ney and Liver Cure, and Is to-day a strongman and in perfect health. Any readers who may question this remarkable assertion can address him at Holley, N. Y., and ascertain for themselves. 2w A New Cmc for Cork. The want has long been ielt of a floor covering combining tlie durability and comfort of a carpet, with the cleanliness of oll-cloth. This desirable end is ob tained in the patent Linoleum, and, being composed of cork, is never cold under foot. The goods are made in a variety of handsome patterns, suitable for every part of a dwelling house, as well as stores, offices, etc. See that the word “Linoleum” is on the hack of every square yard. This is tlie only genuine article. Kept by all carpet dealere. H CtUi Porous Plaster. Die only improvement ever made on the common Porona Plaster. Over 5,000 druggists have signed a paper stating that MEJfSON’d GAP CINE PORUU j PL A.3TJEK9 are superior to all other plasters. Vrin-u rank, »HW»T * JOHNSON Phanaovwutieal CtremisSs New York A Fortunate Maw lw Atm*. In the peaceful town of Avoca, Potta wattamie county, Iowa, Hr. Stephen Jack- son, attracted by the always reliable promises contained in the advertisement of the Louisiana State Lottery, forwarded by mail one dollar previous to the drawing of October 12th last, and was surprised when he found that ticket No. 28,180—of which he owned one half—had drawn the fourth capital prize of $2,500, which he promptly collected through Messrs. J. & W. & E. W. Davis, private bankers, of At oca—and now rests in hope of doing so again. The next chance may be yottrs, if you remember that the grand extraordi nary semi-,-.n_ual drawing, with $522,500 in prizes, taki -place on Tuesday, Decem ber 14th, and • f which M. A. Dauphin, No. 319 Broadway,New York City, or same person at New Orleans, La., will give ful information. ___ lw Lyon's Heel Stiffeners keep new boots and shoes straight. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers. - 3t f araer's Sale, Sidniv s Liver CURE $1.25 PER BOTTLE. A positive remedy for all Kid ney, Liver and Urinary Troubles of both male and female. READ THE RECORD: “It raved ury life.’’-H. B. Likely. Selma. Aim “It is tbe remedy that will care the many dis ease# peculiar to women.’-— Mother’* Msgs lint. “It bat mi I severe testa and win endorse ments from v ico of l l e highest medicsl talent in tbc country.’’—New T«.rx World. “No Remedy heretofore discovered can bv held f-r on i mutt cut in comparison with It.”—C. A.. Harrey, D. D.. Washington. It. C. This great natural remedy is for sale by all druggists in all parts of the world. -TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER.— • H. WARNErf A GO UOCHBRTKB. N.Y, CATARRH POND’S EXTRACT. Subdues Inflammation,', Controls all Honor- Acute and Chronic. ‘ rhage, venous and mu I eons. , INVALUABLE FOR CATARRH. HOARSENESS, RHEUMi- THM, NEURALGIA, ASTHMA. HEADACHE, sore throat, TOO i’HACHE, SORENESS. ULCERS, OLD SORES, etc. wm po»D*r EXTRACT NommedT so rapidly and effectually arrests tbe irritation and disenarg's from CuUrrbal Af fection, as POVD’8 EXTRACT. cnUGNs.COLliS lnthi uRil). NASAL and TSTOAT DISCHARGE*. INFM.**! ITION8 and ACC JMULATIONS in tbe 1 UNO*. BYES. EARS and THROAT. R1IKU5IATISH. NhU- BALGIA. eti. cannot be cored so easily by any elhir medicine. Forwnsitive snd severe cases nf CATARRH ineourCATARRH CUft« I7*cj. In ail case* uses oar NaSaL STRINGS <&Sr). Will be lectin lot* if ‘2 worth, on receipt of price. Exit A Abnorr.—’•Valuable and beneficial Birwooa Suits, M. 1).. M.R.O P„ of Eng land.-—“1 bare used it with n arked benefit.” II.G. I’aaeros, 11. D.. Brooklyn, N.Y.-”I know of no remedy so generally useful.” Abthcb Grixmas, If. D . V. R. O. H„ cf Eng land.—'“I have prescribed Pond's Extract with great auoceat.” CAUTION.—Pond’s Extract it told only in bottles with the name blown in the glass. itiaicufeto use other articles with ourdi rectu net In-bt on having Pond’s Extract. Re fisc all imitations and aubetitatee. **• Onr bow Pamphlet with History of our Preparetior r. sent PRK K on application to POST’S EXTRACT CO. No. 14 W. lftb Street. New York. 8old hr ait lirugxista. uneMeodawly NATURESOWN REMEDY A VEGETABLE MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOD, UVER&KIDNEYS: CIMT1NE, For BluuJ CUBATINE, Far Liver Complaint,. GURATfNE, For Kidupy Ducsaes. CJRATiNE, For ElicutnatUu). GURATINE, Fur fccrofala UiscucJ. GURATINE) a A medicinal com pound ofkn own value— con,bluing In one prep aration the curative IKiwen, for the evils which produce all dis eases or the /Urns*, the I.lcer, the rilHnru*. Harmless in action and thorough In Its effect. It is uuezcelled for tlie cure of nil 111 amt ttiu. ranrn nucb a, St-rnf. ulu. Tumor-#. Hallo, Trtter.Salt Jthruut, JC/irii iiinlfsm, Ifer. cnr/nl Ibhoi.lsy, also Constipation, Mtpmpepvta, hull. Oentlom, Sour Stout, arh. re tention of rr/iie, etc. ASK YOUIl DRUGGIST FOR IT. nsnsnoDnuLOD BALTIMORE. Md. STARCH Il absolutely odorless, stud chemical! l’ure. It Is MimvflnJte wliftc. It is susceptible of tho highest anil most laslin— Polish. It posse Kara greater strength of body thnu other trade brands. It Is {incited in Pound Purcell. Full Weight giinruute.il. It costa less motley than any Slur eh la tho World. It Is sold universally iu America by Grocers and Dealers. **■ *E!**““ consumption reaches Twenty Million Founds. « It Is innnufiicturcd by Andrew Erkenbrecher. at Cincinnati, Ohio, In tho heart oJ the greatest; cereal region of tlm Globe. Manhood Restored. A victim of early imprudence, causing nervous debility, premature decay, eto.. haying tried in vain every known remedy, hsi dieccrertd a sim ple mein, cf self-care, w rcb he will tend free to his fcilov-silfc-trs. Address J. H. HBhVBS AS Chatham street. New York. oetHeodswiy LAMAR, RANKIN A LAMAR, Wholesale Druggists. Hsooh. TOC are a nu „ of teslmm, weakened by tho strain ol U your i r ’ le», avoid eiUnutants and ure EB lYiW WTOMSf Ifyjaareair, mfl , trllleg over year mldnigbl HOlsVlAN ’S PAD Cures 0 Simply B? Wiltat Atap- fietEicine. [£Xj] tioa. TRADEMARK. Tne Only Tins Miiarial Antidote D*. Holm aVs Pad U noffueia-wo k remedy— oo feeoie ImiUtite eipo-lmeol—to purioiaed hoJce-DodKe of loroe otb * mrenwr* idetu: it U tbe Unxiirtlicd only GESUlNK CUR-ATlVfc PAD. tboooly remedy tb»t has an honestly ac- auixod tight to u*m Ibe title-Eor* **PAD** in con* re'tioa with »treatment tm chronic dhcaaes of iheStomach.Litxrand Spl~n. By • re**nUy ptv**M impioTemeot, effected bf IQ • Addition ol rtg-Ublo wgrttii* t* of na»ly dUcovertd temedial r^luaar.d abtf»rp*.i«e acapt- ability. Dr. Hotmin &*• yrtally incrctkrd ih* soopeof tb9 Pad's a»«atlt)«8t f and m;prtciably asjmf nted Its active cnrat.re f»»er. Tl*i« irett s:npriv«iM*nt ffirei A FAD (with its ailjuvatiU) c jid’p o e end unf-ilir.it oontroi over »•** moat permieoi an-luryfeUt* ins fora a of bhrotuc Dueatcct Mia tSfoaacn and Liver.aa sell ai* »*»ari*i Hiood roi-ODinc. HOLM%^’d PA Da 1 cun-d. aod are dail» raring dtaeiaetcf*o u ; -i y iinids. that bo l»« wtll Li*h it farmtaaWo. 1$ include* MaUrUl Fowon clever, tvrs,. from Aching lionet and Low Severs to ChiUs aud X/iiwb Ague. nlO*- \ H Did* An*.-, such as D.tprptia. Indiges tion Sour Stomach. Chronic Diarrhoea Haiti- icnc llariburl ttc.eic: LlVK* “FOR Da»*. lik Jiilionsness Ililinus Coiio Danger ous Fevers Sick UsadatU. Pams »* fheS.de Mi ions Overt Torpid Liver etc . etc. Vt'U qom tun luuaiy justify inn* eminent Pmfci*or I gamw* lil>hcaa mium * It i* aUnucr al Panacea Hun »cjkh.n^la Jledi C Tho •ami's cf Holman** P«ds ha* In* pi red Im itatora wbotfT-r Pad* similar in Form ai d Odor tolbjgriiuhe liol-an Pad. B*w«re o| ibc>e boffa* »Ld iiLlUtion Padg. gotten up cnlv to wsli oa like rc|i«U»l>uU eft tbe (»KXlIi2fB Holman p*}/ Bmeh nenutno H Pod boars fvlvoto Rr*4tiua ol the UOLUAF PAD t OMPA* NT. Wltfl the above Trade-Mark, punted in * m “pOR BaLB'Vy ALL Tll*T-CLi« DRU90IWS Or »«n» by mail, bastwai^on tootlutottl 10. hulmAw pad oo. v. otS, wfLLiiw ar . w»w ivk ftrt jX*»**i « IwSiG fr’»VV4WEtT*n A , V AdteJ ll. ' l, lj l\ l)(, *” w M«tM Vf doo 6.1 h >a«t ht» ►polled to mr for Ihs . *01114 •part a ho * #»ieed of ieal and pvriOsial tooertjr a&d tho valuation of the wnift 1 wiil siiiint .Sid aaal.eaaiou ml hnriday the 4tb ayU November 1M0. .. 1* Vaioek »-■• Ihta ^ J. A Me VARDA Ordinary. w genres® Cf yon are young and suffering from any indiveretfoo or diiiipitloa; if you arc (rented or virile, old or ? ”**s«aBa esasssrsv" e IVLocvor you are, wherorer you are, wbenevt r you “ggaagsaataBSOr * LRS It may save yo.r life. It Iin. titvea kslitli. I!m Cmck Csr»Uti#lw«l«t,«l«tsat*5e,l. Aik cliCJm,. Th. Iloy F.4 fw SIMwefc, tlm wi XU , VI,I. .-[-rim to all WbJi CusskyaWri'los. llbpatet AikSnnUU. Djiali m abtohiu a-J I rmldtAb cat* ftr CnuikUMa>M^f V» itoSSMjBum life, ca, ^i^ums/vu/mro.c.s^vtvutw* fl P1UM HABIT CUKE ffwb By B. M. Woolley Atlanta, Oa. Beiiablo evi dence given, and reference to cured patientaaodpiustdans. bend for my book on tbe habit and its earn. CR. SANFORD’S INVIGORATOR Th: Only Vegetable Compound that- acts diredly upon the Liver, andcurcsLiverComplaints Jaun dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos tiveness, Headache. It assists Di gestion, Strengthens the System, Regulatesthe Bowels,Purifiesthe Blood. ABookscntfree. Address Dr. Sanford, 162 Broadway,N.Y ran sals ev all EBUoaisir Mec-la the requirement, of the rational medical philosophy which at present pre vails. It is a perfectly pure vegetable remedy, embracing tho three important properties of a preventive, a tonic and an alterative. It fortifier tbe body against disease, Invigorates and revitalizes tbe torpid stomach and liver, aud effects a most salutary change In the entire system, when in a morbid condition. For sale by all druggists and dealers generally. Mow & CarsiarpOco. GROCERS AND COMMISS ON MERCHANTS, No. 152 Second Street. l(Opp. Willingham Warehouie) QYFKRfor sale a fresh stock of Fresh Gcods C0 bu’hals Texas Beat Frcof Seed OaU. eto ” Wneat Bran. 600 •» Feed Oata. Batter. Lard, Tl.nr. Sugar, Ctffoe. Grits. Mack erel, Starch, Soap. Vinrgar.Sjrup Stilsma. Crackers, Cheese, Fickle*. Sardine, Tobarto, ivara. ate., etc. oct ZW-w8-dtawf uAini f ixoaiiu. UlttH t-OUN’iY.—Where** D.q VJ Birdsorg, admiLlstratorcf ths estate ol 14 A.Caln.Iatcof aaid county deeoaaed. hsi male application for leave to sell tho real estate be- lousing to laid oMalefor lbcpurp.se ofparine debra andadlvislonam.ng the heir* of aaidei- tote. These are therefon to cite and admonish Ml persons concerned to be and appear attbe I’our* of Ordinary of (aid county on tbe fir.t Voudaj in Norenbrr next to show caused! anyrhey lave, wh) said application ahouldnot bo grant! d to applicant. witness my hand and official signature Oo'. I860. octS wtw* J. A. McYANUI, Ordinary. O KlHNAttX’B untie. Jones Uouniy, Georgia. Soveaber I, 1S80.—whereas Kadloid J. Turner applies to me ftr administration cn es tate if Mrs. Mary N. Turner, deceased. These sre to cite and admonish ail persons concerned to abow cause at this office 0.1 or by the fir.t Monday m Iletember. If any tbey bare wliyadminis'retion shall cot be granted to ap plicant. . . Witness jbj hand officially. nor ltd* BOLlNUT. RQ8*. Ordinary. G hOifGlA, BIBBOOUNTY.—WherssiGeorge C Freeman haa made application for biters of administration on the estate of Catherine U. Free-ntn. late of ssld county deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish ail persons c: neerned to be and appear at tho Court ot Ordinary of exM countyon tbe first Monday in Berembcr next,to show cause it any tbey have, whv acid application should not be granted. Wilm s* m3 band officially. ne,9d -w» J. A. McXALUA. Ordinary. KUbUlA. BIBB CUUNTI.—Where** Wat- ter It. Holmes has made application for let ters of administration on the eatate of James T. Holme*, late of said county deoetsed. . These are there! re to cite and admonish all pe-sons concerned tobesnd appear at the Court of Ordinin of aaid eoun y on tb* first Moadty in December text to show cauw. If any tbey have, why said application should not be granted Ssi-l application will be heard on December IS. UH, Witness my hand officially. rovl4td» J. A. Me MAN UP. Ordinary. G EORGIA. Bibb Ot rnty.—By virtue of an or der from the Coin of Ordinary if said eoun ty, will sm said tn the first Tuesday in Decem ber. XSfO, at tbe court bouso door in tbe oily of M,oon, In said county, between tbe legal hour* of sa e. the ’net t f lands tn said eonnty whereon &. A. Cain resided at the tlm ut hi* death, con taining two hundred and thirty acre,, more or !•:.». te nr paru U loU ufc-ibera lit and IIS. Iy irw in Bntland district in said county. Bold a* the proiicrvy ot U. A. Csla, late of aaid eonnty dercasel, fur tbe pmpese of a division anoag tho heir* and paying the dtb’s ol said estate, novttd* D. L. KlRDSONQ. Abb*T. G tiOkGIi, BIBB COUMTT.—Whereas Clif- ferd Anderson, esreutor of the last will and testament of SirahA. Weed, life of aaid counts detcfteJ. has mode upplieatioD for leave to sail an unrevided half interest of a parcel of land la it, Cilv ol Macon, known in A. B B>.ardman's map ol tbe oity of Macon a* part of lot number four, in square nineteen, bring the part on whieh is the brick tuihiing l rotting on second street, and >sedtnpiutbySeifert AUo. aaajoe piint- UK office. •j bese sre therefore to cite ard admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at tbe Court ot Ordinary ol sss t tountycn the first Monday in December next, to show cause if any tbey hare, m hr said appliiation should not be grant ed. Wi'nrsi ray hard efficiallv rtiud J. A. McMANUfi. Ordinary. . AUHUIA. Bibb 01. Italy .—By viriue ut an or VJ dsrfrcm Use Court of Ordinary ol said OwUii- tj, w:l! be sold tn tbe first Tuesday in DrteM- l*r,)8‘0.et the court boose do«w in tbe city ot Macus in said county, between the legal be rs ot ot sale, tbat parcel of land sttaaled oa Windsor Hill, county c* Bi b. and State aforesaid, cou- s.s’ica ol the hr” * lot Me. I, to wtt: fronting i n the Hen, ' tig Let, ar.d ou tb* east at rigbtsng'e* > leit. frortiogaaalley SO Icet.-nd onthesoatl uOi let. ana 00 the west tisti, feet.- ..ilaiiiingcne acre, more o lw*. Also that r r pert; on torrrr of Hsato aud Cal bouu strr . • tr th* city of Macon, lot t. sens e 47, containing threw dwelling honsee; aeasures on Calhoun "treet 116 feet and on Hu a sire* lit Let. Bold as the property of John Lieu re, late ot said oountv 4 eetased, lor tbe par pee* *1 a Bad Acts And all d'teaaei of ‘be Kidaeji, Bladder and Urinary Urgans by wearing tbe fmjjroved Fxce?sior 'Kidney Pad It 11 a MAHVSLof HBALING and KRLIRF. Simple, Seasible, Direct Painless. Powerful. _ I* OXJArd. J3 en where oil else fails. A BKVMLVriON a d REVOLUTION in Medi cine. Absorption or direct application, oa op posed to unsatisfactory internal medicine*. Bend lor our t-eatise on Kidney troubles, tent free, Sold by £nugtst<,or seal by m>U, on reedpt 0 price, cd. Address Atkfuritand Williams Block, tako no other. Detroit. Mich curei ^Absorption All Luug Diseases, Throat Diseases, Breathing Troubles It DR1V8B INTO the system curative agents and healing medic nee. ItDRAWd FROM the diseased parts the poi sons that cause death. Thousands Testify to its Virtues. , or sent by mail on receipt Don't desjnir until you hare tried this s*n*ib’< Easily Applied and RADICALLY BFFECrU: * Remedy. Bold b» Hrog{t»ts, price* $3, by ffisSTfce “Only” Lnnit PiiCi Mil- WILLIAMS BLOC'. tor.” rend for Tea monlsiss nnrbook “Three lions it Tor. 1 Bentfroe. Dstroit- Mich. ostafieodawSm The Great Instracii n Book!« For the Pianoforte. BY NATHAN RICHARD ION. PRICE ftffi. It It gtneraUy conceded that this is the mi it per fee’, as well as the most successful Pianoforte Instruction Book ever publlshrd. Having teen mauytimesrevised.it may be considered as en tirely free from errors Having b:en repeatedly enlarged, it is remarkably fall and complete. Mary thousand* of teachers bare used the b*ok for years, aud still continue to use if, as tbe Best. Bales aro constant, and very large. RIuH- ARDdO.Vd NSW MF.THuD WORTHS P1A- NOFORTB it the title. Oder it by the whole title, and socept no othjr book, since this ii the original and tree* Richardson.” Fold by ill tho principal music dealers and bo ksellert of the Unite! States and Canada. Mailed, post free, for (3.21. O-.IVER DiTSQN &C0.i Boston. O.l H. DTTAON A GO. 843 AM war N.Y ropy* This is the only Lottery ewer voted on and i doreed by the people qf any State. ||NFttXl!l£0ftftTKU AtfKAUflUX. U Over HaU « MUUob Distributed. Lojitiaiut Stats Lottery GompasY. i hia UuUtuStot. was regularly incorporated by the Lesculasure of the State for SducationaJ and Oharitahle purposes, m ISSS, for the term cf twenty-five yean, to which contract the inviola ble faiih ol the state is oiedKcd.wl Uh plt-0suhsi been renewed by an overwnelsing popular tows securing it* fraaehlae In tbe new ocnsUtuticm adapted December g, 1879, with a Capital of •LMXbOOO, to which it has since added a reserve (and of tStOJX*. ITS GRAND 81MGLB nUM- BBRDRAWINGS will take place monthly. IS never loaiee or post sonei. Look *i thi to low- jw* UAilfibtttiOTii GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, Durin* whieh will lake piac# the I27tti Grand Monthly —and the— Swi-iuatl Brawiig At New Orleans, Tnewd »y, Dec. 14,1SS« Under the personal supervision and manage ment cf Gea. G. T. BBAURBGARD, of Louisiana, and Gen. JUJBAL A. EARLY, cf Virginia. Capital Prize, $100,000. *fc.Notioe.—Ticket, oro Ten Dollars only. H'.lves, -S. F.fthr, >2. Tenths, el. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Uspit-l Prise of 1 Gr.nd Priu of 1 Grand Prixjif J l.argc Frir-nof 4 Large Prises ot SO Pr.se* of $100.080 S1C0.CCA se,<«o so, i oo SO.OOO 2J.0C0 io.ww si.tuo s.coo sotno 1.000....... 20,000 «» T too SAOCO ioo •• 300 sateo *00 * 20) 40,100 «1> * 100 mow 10.000 * 10 110.0U) Approximation Prisea: 10) Approximation Prisea of ssw {10 000 loo ” •• ICO looot ICO •• “ JS 7.500 1L279 Prises, amoanting to. fJttiOO Gen. O. T. BEAURKGAbD. of La > Commia- Geu. JURALA.RAKLY,U V«. J steners Application for rates to dub* shoull only he made to the office ot tbe Company ia Now Or leans. Write for circulars or o*nd ord'rs to M. A. Dauphin’ New Orleans, La. or same person at go. 319 BreaAway. New Yorlt. yOTICF. Brewer’s Ltrog Restorer. We would recomend to s$ll who h»Ye die* •aaed Longs and Ihruet. » eterllng medic tie. Ma®be.r of Lkn^npOrH eves in the •leges v( thie terrible diem>e orh^r#» there «ee bus a amall portion cf the lunc left, toelify that tbey arrested tbodieeeee by u rng unlr two or three bottles of Brewer * Luna Restorer. Their Phytieian pronounced inc-u/ehl^ end I*ft them to ptoe nwmjr end tlie, and de tb vottld baretooH bteo Ibe result hut for tbe iiae’-v «.»e of thi* art Tits. We»r* f. Ii avero th»! we bftYo a aood do*) to contend with in mi rod urine ibh renco^y, %-* there her-i been »o mmnv worthle-n noetrume told ben tof re. but wo are so f-m*y oonrinred tbat we farr- now tho long looked for Cure, that oo are reedy to say toaJi who Hav# Un« diteere, that we firmly arid ooaw ieutiouslr oeiieye that no matter how far troae tbey nte, if they wilt a e tbe medicine by tbe direction* tbey will lire bug.r**er» eft-rwe^dD, Urlcg witoexaet of (hetirinotof BBEWER’3 LUNG BEST0REF, Him notqoal in bronchHia. Rt»ro Tiroet. Ho*r*enew, Shorn*** of Bteo th, loflaente. Pnil fo Side. Clrmy men's Sore Ihroet, Cetsrrh end otherdiaeeses of tbe Throat aud Lunar* in Aatbae, it gitea elmoet tn»tentMi«oua relief. It gives tone to tbe whole •} etcm aun rvery Utt:e will edd from five to ten to any cne'e wei«bt if teketi reguUrl.r. An infisut c*n tekr it without the ►light. *t injurr end we would urge rervnt* to exre it in cam of Whoorirur Oougli. Bed Goldi and other dia^im * fcere tucl) a mod - icine ta need *4. Uniike the gmater portion of Cough Mcdic’nea. tbt« haa not a particle cf mcr* phiue or other opiatoa in it. LhAABj BABKIN & LAMAB. Certificates. Ves-ro. Lamar. Bank in A Lamar—Dear Sir*: I had b im troubled tor a long t>mo betwe lum* brewer's Lun* R«.«ti rcr. wlih som thin* like Aatbma. snd after u,ia< aniv two bottle- ot your mniidne I hreetbed lerl-'ctly Ircoa .a have fell no symptom of tbedisaau since I am confident your mrifici- •• cured m« and IclirtrtuUv recum- mtndittoall Wboarosuflcrlua wi h Asthma. Year* tru’y. JOHN D. RGBS. Macon. Georgia. =26t tL— Popular Monthly Drawing ot the Commonwealth Distribu tion Oo. AT XACATJLBY’8 THEATRE, lnltfae CUT of Louisriile, cn TUESDAY BOV. 30 h, 1880. Thosecrawing*orour monthly under p'.vi sion* of sn Act of tee Geceral Assembly of Ken tucky. incorporating tbe Newport Printing and Newspaper Co.. apprOTid April 9,1878. MaTtiigis a gpeclal Aot, and hat nav er been repealed. The United States Circuit Court on Karoh 31 rendered the following decisions: lit—That the Commonwealth Distribution Coot par y it legs]. Id—IU drawings are fair. The company has now on hand a ia-gr reserve fund. Read caret II* the list of prises for the NOVEMBER DRAWING. 1 Prise ..lw, (h« l Pus* 1 Prise..... 10 Prisea 3L000 each SO Prises M0 each ........ 100 Prise* 100 each.... 203 Prises 50 each „„ 800 Prises SO each „. —008 Prisea 10 each « 8 Prise* S00 ea, b, sp'rvriiatfn priiia »Pnsca *00 each do do 9 Prise* 100 each do do McTprisee 3UA400 Whole Tickets, S3. Half Tickets, IU S7 Tickets. ISO. 55 Tickets. 8) d0. Remit Metre) or Bank Draft m Letter, or send hr Express. DON'T MENU KY kKGI«TkRED LETTER OR POST-OFFICE ORDER. Orders ol 85 and upward, by Biprcsr, can be tent at cur expense. X. 14. BOARDHAN. Coar.er-lovmal Buildiog Looltrufe Kentucky, or 307 and SO* Broad wav. N. Y. 8URE r CTJjRE Coughs, Oolils, Sore Throat, Brois- chitis. vlsthma. Coneu nipt ion. And all Dieeaaes of THROAT and i nwaa Put up !n Qaart-^^^nlee for Fanrriy Uaw- Hc'M>'i*<»Mr prepared of BaUam To'rt. eryrtaF- h*«d Rod Cindy, Old Nye, end othertouMR The ° mula la known to cor be$t iy*iyatoi*i» # |$ highly count ft. d<»d by •r»'. tte anelyvt*** our *P°H Pronoineut cbo®»iat, Frc* O. a. 'Star ncr. in Oliipaao. if or tbe Iab«J of err ry M neticml prof4>A.ia» ft CKand RTB w*ll affjrri :bc urrmimt a 1 * Cou *ba Colds Iiaffirnya. hr»wchaUa»i &>»e Throat, Weak Lungs, aiao Cot slidptasa, ko tn-^inrip’or.t s d advanced ituM. *, .^reragr and Appetner. il mi ism n de.iicbtful tonic for fa ily qfp - Jeaubxk ks take; if weak or Jobiiu«tcd. it ic'ti s tour, iv ity rad strength to the wh/ ?#• burran bnintr. T»3J> S . ,».« BTil, 1 Cwhich it the only moMrwted $rtf?*!c made the> Ltmth Soft! £ MtRT!*Y, It eyrie Hub*. Ill tfadiaon 8t.. Ohj'o r go. tS^kah 'our DruagisUorit. >our Hpcccr for it. kak rour Wir.e Merrbant font M-tai uf«;. tsk ycur if a trim a thr il. kj Y)n:ffffihti. Greet?* w Vine 3Star ••Iff ||f ill r* f ff — a2 S S3SC = ' re IXECUrCKS’ SALE. I F not sold privately, will bo raid on tha first Tnetday in January reit. in Clinton. Jcnet county, Gior.ia. one hundred acre.ol land, more or lest, belonging to the estate of Wm, B. SI Iddle- brooks, deceased, whereon W B. Childs now lives; bounded liv W. T. atiddlebrooks, Mrs Jane Hoiland and Wm. Childs; good dwelling and well water on tho place. Fold for tho purdhaw mor.ev ot sold la d. Terms cash. Thi* Novem bo.- 9.1880. A S MIDDI.EBROOKS. W.T, MIDDLBBRJtiKS, WM. CHILDS, rovl1-w4w Kicrutors. Q.KOBGM. Jones County.—Pour weeks after ■■■■BHniyiWMi. date I w.ll apply to tku Court of Ordinary of sal I county, for leave to aril all the real estate bc'or.gicg to Greer B Watts, dt ceased. This October 19. 8:0. octZI-wlw* W. P. QLOVER. Adm’r. Anents and Canvaaier* Make from $39 to $SO per week selling tooda fur M. G. Rideout A Go.. 10 Btrclsy street. New York. Bend tor tkr r catalogue ana terms anai7-wl* AdmfDbtrator’8 Sale. U NDKRanorderof the Court of Ordinary of Putnam county, will be sold at public out er?. before the court boure door In Ratonton, HaoTaia. within ibe >gs! boure ol sale, oa the first Tuesday in Deoember next, tbe following property, vis: One tract or parcel ot land lying in Wilkinson county. Grontia containing seventy acre*, more orieis.adl ining the lauds of Obarle* Ivey, D. Smith and George B. MoCo.k. Also, one tract of land lying in Wilklmon county, Ga., containing two hundred two and A hail acres, more or less, adjoining tho landt ot H. Stevens. Daniel Brewer and K. Bander*. Also, oee tract or parcel ot land b inv inWil- kinsou count). Ga., on the railroad, containing Ore acr. a. more cr lets, adjoining on all sides tbe lands ol Charles lvev. Oil this tract is a valua ble grid n.ill si.d steam cotton ain and fixtures, and other improvements, which go with tbe lard. % Terms : One-halt cash and ene-hslf twelve months ero it with S per cent, interest, purchas er taking bond* for titles. Fold as tbe property of th* eatate ot Charles B. Whiting, late of Put • nsm eonnty deceased, for distribution among bein at law. WM.T.JBNRIN8. novl-dtlwlo . Adm’r Charles B. Whiting. O RDINARY’S Office. Joi es County. Georgia. November L 1580.—Whereas Andrew J. 8 to wart, administrator of eatate Joseph O. Bare bea t*erected, applies to mo for dltmfision from ■aid a ministration. Then are to cite ar d ad monish all peraons eon* oirned to show cause at this Court, on the first Monday In February next, if any they bare, why d smisron shall not be granted to sppluant. Witness my hand official!', rov4 » ROLAN I) T. BOSS. Ordinary. PATENT Liver PAD With tho Anti-Malaria. DIIDEQ Chute and Fever, Dji VVIILW pep.le. l iver Com mlalmta. Kidney AlTeedomw. Kenral gla. Canstipatlon.HIck Head aehe. Female Coasgslwlista, Billons- ness. Polpllntlon, aud nit Malarial DlneMrtwiihont ■.intirlee. No Dos ing—no inconvenience, and ■ positive core. Price, including Bottle Ai.ti-llalarta, fix.00. Sent by mail to any addresa upon receipt of price. Principal Depot. 93 aarrsnan St., BalfO., Md. Sold by DrugwiaU generally. Buy none but Flagg's Palest Uvsr and Mtoiaarh Pact, others aro bulky, bard and troublesome to wear. John Imoalls, druggist, Whalranla sad Ratafl Igasit, isrsw ftsnrtb sad PiH-lar al rests. G eorgia, mibe county.- wunn a. k. Niton, admlnbtrator ol tha eatate ot Daniel Mtsow. let* of tail eouuSy dsaased. haa mads application lor Mavo to so I tho real estoto be- lonxtng to tbe osteieof saiddeeaosed. - »bo es c therefore to oMn aadodraasdshoil persona cooremed to be an* appear siIkaOtari of Ordina-y of said county, oa th* firol Moo day In Uteetnbor next to show cause, it any they have, why raid application should not be gross ed. Witness my hand and official star stare. November etb, 1880. J. A. McMSNUfi. novttd Ordinary. ' ' ' ' “'JSlSBffS pEOSGIA. BiBil COUNTY.—Whereat A. P. ' J Sanders bas mode application for latter* of adminitlraUcn on the estate of £. C. Klkinr. late ol raid eiuijtjdeceovul. These are therefore to rite and admonish all persons cunc-rr.ed to bo aud appear at tho Court of Ordinary of e*U county, on the first Monday in November next.to show causa if anyth?) have why said application should not be gran tod 1# applicant. witness toy band officially, November 8, isso. nov7td J. A. .McMANUB, Ordinary. Administrator's Sale. G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTT.-Under and by virtue ol an order lr..m il.e Court of Ordi nary of said eounty, 1 will sell on the first Tues day in December next, belore the court house door in tho city of Macon, iu said eonnty, be tween the usual hours of tale, one tract ol land lying in the lower edceot Godfrey Jintritt.oi tbe Ucinuigee liver, ar.d being part of lot mm ber two huur red and aixty-cight, c •ctticiox one hundred and thirty-five acres, tbirty-dve of which are in cultivation. Said land belongs to the estate of Thomas J. Hhinholter, late ot sail county, snd is sold for diaiiibaikn among the h-ira. Term cosh. Nov. 7.1850 8. S. SWEET. Adm’r. i _ BORGIA. BIBS COUNTY.—Notice ia bere- • by siren S3 ail persons coi otraed that J. J. McGinnis, lu’.e ol raid county t'eeeasrd. departed this life intestate, and t.o porson has applied for administration on tbe estate tf oal i J. J. MoGin- niain aaid rut*, that administration - ill be vetted in the Cl rk of the *uperior Oour. or some nth r fit and proper person on tbe first M nda in December next, uoless valid r t bjeci ion ia node to liis appointment. Witness toy hand officially, November 8. 1880. npvytd J. A. MCMANUS. Ordinary. NOTICE OK APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND. F OUR woAk« alter date and during the regu lar November term ol the Court of tirdinarv lur B'hb'ounfv. application will be made to tbc avid Co rt of Or linarv for Bihb reun>), for leave to rclitll ibe laid- belonging to eatate of John Lama*, laic nf said) only urciMsed. for the pur- pose of aislributlou a irons the heir* ot said es tate. MtRY LOUISA LAMAR. Ai'ni’x estate of John Lamar, deceas'd. Pet. 2. 18ft octt-t-wew HIDDEN & BA IKS hOUlHERW Music House. $5,000, OOO The American Shoe Tip CeJ WAASAXT TiiBiB AjSjTjCo LACK I IP] That la now §o extensively worn on * f CHILDREN'S SHOES] TO WEAR AS LOHG A8 THE METAL, Which waa introduced bythcio, and b.vub'A the above amount bas been *arc>l to part- •»r> uually. This Hlssck Yip will „ave e$ ■•••re, aa beside* being worn ou tho conig grades it la worn on Mate and eoadr -hj, where the Metal Tip on account of iu iut would not bo used. They all have our Trade Mark A. S. T. 4k Stamped on front of Tip. Parents should A8KF0E SHOES with t»> BEAUTIFUL black tip on them whew pusvhtsiug for their cblldrea SAVANNAH. QA. New Doable More; CO tL Irani : Three Bto- iIm above Basement, aod fi led from Cei'ar to ToOft with Ma gical euppliea for a G EORGIA. Bibb County.—Weenai A. B. Rosa, tdir.imttrator ol ibe estate of D. S. Little, ia’e of said count) deceased, ha* made irp ical ion mr leave to tell an undivided ba'f in terest in about three hundred acres of land in said lounty ju-t below the city ul Ha. on, be’ong- ing to aaid eviuli. These are, therefore, to cite and admoni-h all pcrsor.1 coi corned, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of sa d county, on the first Monday in D'n mber next, to show cam*, ji an) tbey bare, why sail application shonld not be granted. Witness my official signature Nor. 3,1880. J. A. McUANUi. Ordinary. novild YTT1LI, be sold before tbe court houte door, in ft tho town of Ferry. Houston eonnty. Gror- ala, within the legal boure ot tale, on ;tl.e Brat Tueaday in December, 1880, the loiiowi r prop erty, to-wit: One thousand acres of land, more or lea*, in tho lower eleventh district *! Houston eonnty .and known at-the John R. Wimberly place, 8.Mat thvproperty of Skelton Napier, doomed. Terms, one-ball rash, tbe other half payable in twelve month*. Bonds for title* given until pud for. xovltd* JANE B. NAPIER, Executrix. LANDRETHS* SEEDSJ* BEST 1 t •aft®ak^Si|Di_—____ oa a J’Dsial Card toe C$U* lofMaadPrioN. Tha Olds* and mod nlmHeeMeed Grotrert in Ota Vnitsd Slats*. DAVID LANDHKTH & 80N8.Pnum.ePl New Advertisements. GUIDE TO SUCCESS, WITH VOS Pnpiyrc BUSINESS AND V UAttd SOCIETY. Is BY FAR tbe beat Husicess and Hoc at Guide aod Hann-rook ever published Much ihe lat est. It tell* HOW TO DO KVRRITMiNQ in the best way. How to boyoarown lawyer. How to do business correctly and taeceaslul'y. How to act in society and In avery port of life, and contains a gold mire. f veiled ioformation indis pensable to all elst.es for eonatsnt ref rence. AGENTS WASTED for *11 or spar* ti-se. To know why th s book cf R8 i L voluo aud altrac t ion sails letlcrihsn sn/othT. applv for terms to DOUG L*88 BROS., PhiUdelphs Fa., and Oweinoati. O. AXLE GREASE. Beat in tha world. Last* longer than an* other. Always In good camSMton. Cures seres, rats, bniree end earns Ueeto bat little m re than the imitolion*. Every pack age haa tha trade mart, Ceil for the genefne end take no ether jEEHlIS i 1 he Toe ft. to « . ! K ir.1 I to Us# r-u-toC Orcr 11.MO k> w. Lew lUro l Itrise -vtiB M*»dr*e» tf Tr-Umww^hi Ifrsw Ik* Oraf to rewrw MlW—mflwrei to ftmr ml LrtoBtorfrbtrd H» m8 tggBH klf IU.m-1 rtiOKK ia* iu w. -ui) &(•* otMflHBHH SOLIS MUSICAL SOUTH Success ul fOmpeMtion with the .North. An i-umensr rsiabiiihu.rn), carrying an immmse stock and ren by ram ul oi ins and Itrst eipe- ri -niw in the mniiu trade, who its wide aw>ke oil day long and h-if the r.Ubt to,. Serdiog h'crtn fo- music.1 iupp'.cji' -i e.tteul i:me snd money. B-it-rlurgar » ran bthad nearer Lome. cTnThTTdTTje' TOPUROH4KERS OP PIANOS AND ORGANS. I it use Open jeur evoawiaeai.il don toe i-npoicd upon by pretend*! Nortbe-n M»s.uf.c urers atm aavortise n-w Hianut at -Ul, and II S'OU Ui gaos wi.bSib Boss and Coupler, at-05. Tim inslrum inte so ofLixt a-e iotas repiN*rii-ud. Nor are the) really cheap elez. their quality gne dnrahil ty are court ernl. Goot Piacoa no. I over lit) to mtnulaclure- Tbe l.-Ktop l)rears hare ()) dummy du p. I lie Sub K.c. is llumbur Actio:.a, sbudil) Casts and a good rouid pnee. Tha' is the t he ule GENUINE BARGAIN A OAtOCRfclTT'eJ Iron MACON. OA. o At onr works can he voca Ibe best XS- GINB MeDS for GINNING AND GUESS ING. Wo I uarsnteo it io <1u nVl cr more 1 tut tnai u’actoreia ray U will Jo. We kiiM STATION A11Y ENOjSES^ From 8 io GO Sorse Po\srer r There i* no Ei gine made eupotlor to ie, asp we have tratlmcnisU to picve. We mono— .’aatare Saw and Griet Hilla that Rife enlite tfiiisfaci on. YIs keep fas BRIO WATER WHEELS. HORSE FO'WKBSC IMPROVED GIN GEsK SUGAR Min PANS AND EVArORdlOBS, And the Best * Horizontal Sugar Mill m> Je Also. IRON BUU'fG for remote ries. rfo. BHakTING FULGREJ. >o GKAIUNG forall all kinds of n.:Gworts. In fact, we Veep everythin;* that hr sum shoot etrsm or waver power or plimtotir. WTk. OuOOTTGN F'EsS ir noons) tm: not a. being cheap, simple and dnrahist am hundreds will attest Head toe sin cot asm aaf prire* before Irj-ing elaewiicit- Addrrj*, , jotsSlsly B OWi'OKEIT AHOffiBL ' HOMES IN TizZ&S. , Is the title of a new i lust rate I FamnWstJr s.vi. tfvr nt the country ulony apt uibutiry taHjj tho tine of tbe m lihrtitlo))! ttJ firnt !\rlli.'rJ nd ".ntnlns a goed rtOCNTY MAI’ OF 7ft* , 'T4TK. I; Hl.u contains tb- ; - .c!u0(ia.vi f F.rite-s and Flmt^'sui Texts whotuvrev FAR^S FQH SHE OR REHTV -nd those who will want F.-rm H i it torzasS rear. A evpy of this W ok ssiil he uti’cil free tose »h». rsire r-liab'e it'foraa'iou btmot Te ts upon application by let i-r or postal card to toi’l ALLEN McSQY, General Freight and Ye** ri^rr Aicpot, noTllwta PuU^tiTie. Tmm$ O 'tDIN-tEYM Offio*v Jm,i« Count>. Upon 2T< * * Inatremanta t*om rtU*ble naakort and avricilv m roprfMftutrd. Furch-aera run nond whnt ever. We tave it ail. Uniform Ceah Kricea to •haudlhe LOWitfiT in America. True, il are do SELLABLE ORGANS. 9 STO' B. Holt 1 Walnut Case. Extended Top, Gold Urnsmentaiion, 4 sets uf »H Gvt.v Reeds ..—.Only $99 ffi A 8T>iF8 Elegant Cate. 4 tots tViOct.Rerde JLtS aod 1 sit 5 net. Reedi. with Genuine 8ui Bail and Oct. Coupler. A splendid and da.ahf Org-n Only S80 None of tbe above have eiiher Dumu.i i Fovte stop • Every s op has its effect rfifiet upon the Esedi. Stool ana B-ok giveu with ra. I tr- «n. ELEGANT PI^ noh 7 T5f . lams tin. Plinth. Karat and Powerful Tone lron> Old ard Callable idsket iO C00 in use...Only SITU 7 1 OUT-L* vest Hire. Rosewood Con. Svt 3 peutiuu iliu'li. Sold by at for lOyiarsp.*' with perfeet s- li-f.ction to purchaser*. Oi l> SJ * 7 1 Oitr. Fquare Gland. > btrirgs. Lsrg-st 3 itlse Wad-, in Msgnificeot Cate, 4 Sound Corner-. Fn i-h«d on Back, S Top Mov’iii si Best tit) Piano in Puno in Americs. On.) - X6. Ktoi and Covvr (no. t years irutrsi. or. It days Test trial. Wi pay »Il fieiul.t if n.t sa'ia faemrv to df r Cniaoigues*bd tail Trai<eliSu Special uff.-r*. Addrese uMeBSBt'e 'Sti tern Mine Hob 4T 7 7 Oil! FO.TIOEERI. Aamuis.Me ff'O^ADVERTI*ER« -Bw>dSlo4*. f.vcur R *o psaa paasph'M, all *< u- » Newspaper Ad •ffi) Ml ■ tF'* rerwH^. vert Unit, oadvwn GEO. P. R ) WELL A CO. Ulprusp ESuN.Y. .-.Hut ■el Wi'il .Trent* betrr-r. 7i Jw Ms •S s'afliv > i(NLoiii him at bmilta si intuiLiW j njn od’uota uodstl m» Ml rfWjtotafi . *.-» . « stood «d oau uulU | JtoW Liu 'w. i-jnuii .toii h;«4 u« failtuT Urvco v« 1. Ji Wuiul j wrricb re* T 1 * 0 j ’ ■ ii tau MU. A FACTORY SUPPUER OF ALL KINDS: BELTING, HOSE and PACKING, OiU. PUMPS ALL KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, Ae. Send for Prlee-ll<t. W. H: DILLINGHAM A CO,, 149 Mala ton*. LOUISVILLE, KY: v. ’ • . Nor«mherll. 18V.—Xoiiro i* HVrrby tbo* Vr*. hmrey w t fe <»f W W* c>u ruR’i. ];•<« appti u u uiufur VAiuaticn soli lupti ifi o( prr»’T*Utv. Rud I will pass upon m spp’if a:»on at ih» ou thc Ubdftj tl B*. bor nox*. JO-Sj oN.look m. m. Witno^am} bat'd offl \%liy. POTldwat ROIiAND T. Ffl.’lS Orthnurr. Know ThyselC T tlX unioid ir result firm : no:Ftr?tsacu in early life is av bo tTfcy. ed #n 1 cure ). Tl.oeo w doubt :hn hx^ortico tkock purchase tho now ej^dessL. •ora publi^i. .1 ht she PBA- HOuY MfcDICAL rUTB. H.-'-tor, THE 8CI lNCE OF il t»r, eftLr FftEfiJlk.VlTIOb'. iibftji Ulltx rprvousral phjti:*l Crl.’ilitj*or rrtvli .f impAired by ibe errors o! >ouih or too rloa* tXi close replication to busiue«>. ii.ua* miM* od and wenbood refined. Tvobnndrsdtbed’wi m, rovi/s-j and cr. ju»t publia.ied. It in kitAt d-r.l n.edical wbi tbe Valin the Bnitisb mnainhp, vrutra by phvaietan of treat experience, to whoa mi «warded * trold and JevPsfet n^ede! bytboJf: (tonal Modlcal Aiauciation. It ooril»ir.« boaatfe*- ful rad T»ry ecoensive Pisarra»ir.«R Three bui ir«?d pa^rsi, a.O’e lh«n 50 vitluablti |sPeecripF or all forruv of ruv*i.ia< tiiuiv -, tte ft.nuv >t-«r$ ol oklePBtve «n < tnirc. pnc\ ?ith r one cf vbicb »f»rtb «-i: :iruc# ibe of iho •• wk. Round in Krei.cb clo5h, pn># )t, aeni by oiai! po«tp«it* THe Loi.don Lanees »mji : a Vo person m »i;h /ul lhi« vtluable tifK k 0 he au^bo> la <W| heneftec or. * An r lust rated temple tn» tosi! on rec«ss4 ce la for pcitRjro. 1 h*- Actbor r tiers by perrai'rion to Hess. T. (H HI i>. M U prse'^eei oi tbe National Mi csi ' a$- cUt ion. A \dr*n* Dr W H PAft* KKR No 4 bolCueh M, BtoUn. Mm. Tba au- bo^ id a reconavUed on tU ui>e«#ea rtquiriug ki.l and experience. pp>>0 wlv G i FORGU. BlBrt CuUXi T.—** here** He»f T iy 'tchadpfxrcet *r of Jacob *ch%li dene reprv n ttothoo urt in riApeiilton duty ttid ei.iorrd (bat b&a ul’y atlmioidtved *• t«rf i*roh RcbaiJ. Tins i* *.h rt I r*. Li (is all ptrterst tefrseitd ctocipjis, to »bov cr&ua, /tnythevean why said eierator sriou’i art tl’ac* a r (fed {few his ►bkI t< ct rtb’ ax Coifd 1 tt rs-of dUxisRion. u: ibe court u/or-j d:itar> to I'd oroood or the fir>t Moo'ltj ic* uary JW’, a d te be it acr fon ua the •ilxtHi J su.d inootb. yh line as my h*nd #n«* official sidoaStnaa i A. McftA^Ud* Urdicary. Oct fi. 1st >801# HEAL THYSE] Xfi'-CriTuRS’ HALE G fc> RGU.JONEU I'OU.-TT —By v.rtow , su order! oui ibe i 'ourt u.ii ioar) of too em u. will be auld before liis auh bouaodo in the town of Cl ntor.,-aut ciuniv. cn tbs ffs lavWn) !» Dieewner u> es, within the us a bcnraol tali, the late Jamei H. Kinney ghuiSn iart containing eight hundred (wOO) screw, ta uf let*, siiuste sit milts e at uf L'nnfeu in.a Sonvs rmiWv, near rsilrcod siat.cn on Sf. sad' * ii. re Id <ueue bodv fur c I-Iviba.ion dcs •ar iud n giud'taeof enitivrtisni av*E in prove» »i h o'nityo! VaO i ai d l usher Io i coMSavy purpo ra,in a iocojtij and venteut to market. Itrus rah. E K. MMiWN. . H. J. F»N4itY, See* V. lkte.too Kaecuto IBS. JAuiUtoi HAN. Oa«afctoto£ * nd OfarnUn^' ba# •v.yr Rdwsotoa* ' - * urn* tad* EfclUtol MUNfBiHL IJhtftt txr<4tt» dtM.todmeb nffiEE fatodtawato af |H ie OmMar, wfil aUea.afameh*stall»— Ilfll lMM* liffigrt itetilMRtMfltoiB '. Mtj$EE9> A U MW