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■'W. J. &C. B. WATT,! •V • . Wholesale and Retail Grocers, COLUMBUS, - - GEORGIA. c,ll lb, attention of the IV.ihc lo our large nnd "’ell uelec 0.l ■toc-k|'of Grooone, rinutatiun supnh. s. iu.low Side,. Shoulders, Hama. Lord. Sn- Uu-S'ouk tn-ftis". , u v ,i,t of Huon n<u i.uik nm Ov-ter*. <• ~*** IN** SodH >.H .-a. en uy , , 1.1 uCJk - *"• ->•* *■* - AVI-: W11.T4 N< > r U 1 JM)EKSOI. S>- : uce. , „ -, s. W. MeMICEALL, , S ' Jl WYN Y McMiehad & Wynn, 153 Bioad St Columbus, - - ’ Georgia. deai-ees IX Groceries, S aple Dry Goods, Bagging, Ties, Bacon. Lard, Flour, Meal, Ccffee. Sugar,.Rice. Tobaccos, Fine LIQUORS,. AND FAMILY SUPPLIES GENERALLY. ®*-fVOUR trode solicited. _ _ TANARUS; VIaiBLfY’SCEEDSa L itfaSai W CO. Rochester, N.Y.. Cltag., 111. ju 30 12m. _ _ , f The Best Goodsforthe Least Money \X • ;: ■?. • -' * V for cash I WILL SELL YOUR Groceries and Provisions So LOW that you will never buy on Credit Again- Call on me and I will convince you how much you can save by buying for CASH. I have a lanre stock of MEAT, CORN, FLOUR, SUGAR. SYRUP. TOBACCO, FISF, &c-. &c- J. H. HAMILTON, THE UPTOWN GROCER, COLUMBUS. win' Should I Pay Other Cloth ers ; $25.00 FOR MY FALL SUIT. Whin 1 Cun Buy the Same Article-, lor ■©20.00 i And got a Better Fit than I Evcr;llad in My Life,? Naturally auk this question when examing our slock of FINE 'NOBBY SUITS, Mad* of stylish 2ood#!out this season, and made to fit as perleotly as pos iUlc to fit the bunion tonn. Come and look at them. IS. j. THORNTON, Southern Clothier, 83 & 8o Broad St-, Columbus Ga WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. octl7 fSTfiTaff experience of * twmity-ftve years in medicine, lure tcrer round anythin,; to five tile results that Du. llAirrKit’s 7aox Toi-'ic docs. In many casus of A’ervous Prostration, IcmaieDlscrscr, hyspensia. and an tin uovlshedccodi'.ion of the blood, this peerless remedy, has in my hands, made some wonJcrl'ul cures. Cases that hare haded some of our most eminent physicians, have yielded to this crest and incompar able remedy. I preacrilw it in preference to any Iron preparation made. Jn §, such compound as Dl. lUbthu-s Ikon Tonic is a .lecsssitv in my practice. Du, r.OIiEIiT SAMULLS, £W*cfuߣDßr TKEDR. HARTER MEBICIHE CO.. 213 M. MAIN ST„ ST, LOUIS. lctd 72m. { THE KEGISTER AM) STANDAM). TALHOTTON. TALBOT COUNTY HEOKGTA. MARCH 27 1883 For (.'aUurli. <*ughs, oiiK, influenza, sore tin out, ;.ud shonueM of bieatn, t.tke : Brewers Lung Restorer. To break chills and fever take a good doKo 't May Apple P:i!s, Jollowed by Hunt's Lemon Tonic. These are botii | t xeellent ifeUiedits. Brewer*k Lung Restorer cures cn- Kiimption. hionchiti* ami all throat and bug dise.*,oH. Don't forget the nan;*- brewer's Lung ib st >rer. Recommend it ! to your fiieuds. Rankin's Compound Fluid Extract of Bucliu and Juniper. Especially Jor di- j cases of Jim kidneys, bladder, uriny or-; yraus and uerv- usness. It von doubt wind is said of Brewer's I Lung Ke-torer ask sojur one who ha . trie l i ii. It is reeoiuiiK mini by physician*. (fate City Yormifugo •ml (Yntral Ci'v Worm Ceiniy f<r expelling worms are par cxc'dliiice. Give (bem a trial and he convinced. Clergyman's son* throat and bonchitis •'ie speed* iy and permaocutly cured by* BreweCs Lung Restorer. To <a - i..;iUs anu lever ]Hrmaneutly, use llunbs Ij> mon Tonic. Plica. SI.OU p< r bottle. You could not possibly iu vtsl vour money io better advantage. If you cannot buy Brewers Lung Re storer in your own town, enclose t ts mo ncy ta Linear, Rankin t Lamar, Nlacou. (i,i . and they will forward it to your ad dress Pi ice, #I.OO. Central City Worm Candy is perfect }’ ha’niless. but it effectually extupates th worm from the human hotly. All moth ers should keep it If you have consumption, or think you have, Mini *o us or your dealer at once for a bottle of Brewers Lung Restorer* md b. cured. The astonishing success which has at fended the use <>f Gate City Vermifuge in many families, indue s ns to recommend it or expedliug v.orrns. Notice this and s ; e if we are not right. A neighbor buys a bottle of Brewer.* Lung Restorer and in less than two weeks all ids neighbors will have a bottle. Rankin's JBnehu unci Juniper cures dia betes, Bright's disease* painful urinading, deposits in the mine, pain in the back, milky discharges, etc. Ministers and public speakers should carry a bottle of Brewers Lung Eesthoe around. It prevents and cures hoarse ness. Try it. Take Buchu and Juniper for all kidney and uriny disorders. It it is the most re liable medicine of the kind manufactured Give it a trial. Wc* want von to believe what is said about Brewers Lung Restorer, as it is the truth. When you try it then you cm help talk it up. Huut*s Lemon Tonic, a safe and reliable remedvTbr chilis* chills anti lever, inter mittenMever* fever and ague dumb ague and kindred diseases, Essence op Jamaica Ginger is prescrib ed by all physicians for pain in tli* bow els, durrbona, colic cramp, etc., and none has a greater reputation than Lamar, Rankin A Lamar s. Frewer*s Lung Restorer is no new r m vdy, but tin* discoveres would not offer it tor sale until satisfied it w uld cure the diseases he claimed to curl, j A warning! All who have cor sumption Jor bronchitis who fail to take Bitov as Lung Restorer, are in danger of losing their lives at amy time. Buy a bottle and save your life. Hunt's Lemon Tonic is offered to Bie pullic to supply n pressing need* viz: a remedy which will mai c n certain cure every time if taken according to direc tion. Brewer's Lung Restorer has never fail ed to give perfect and entire satisfaction iu every instance. Don't fail to try it Take Buchu and Juniper tor all kidney and urinary disorders, it is the most reliable medicine of the kind manufact ured. Public speakers should use Brewers Lung restorer. BRISWEK-S LUNG RESTORER ! Having suffered greatly for about 8 years from severe thivat and lung affec tion I was att vised by Mrs Prof Dozn r to, try Brewer's Lung Restorer. Not having any faith in patent medicines I was re . luetant to give it a trial, but finally yield ing to persuasion I purchased a half doz en boiC’ -, ncl after a fair trial I take pleasure in declining that I have been wondertullv benefited, and pronounce Brewer's Lnng Restorei a blessing to those afficted with throat and lung af fect ions. For montli* during my affictlon I was uuab Jc to lie down to rest; my breathing wan so difficult that a constant wheezing noise could be heard across the room.and mylriends were concerned for my life All. he sleep obtained during the time, necessarily broken and unsatisfactory, was in a silting post ire, but now I can re line with ease, and my rvspose is nat ural, aud pleasant. MissKaieE. Dozier, Talhotton, Ga. Messrs Lamar, Rankin A Lamar- Gents: Will you allow me to tell you something in regard to your Brewer s Lung Restorer ? The lot you shipped me some time Ago has bien on my shelf j-inoe tlieir arrival, until a few days ago, when the following circumstances occur red. Mrs James Coleman, while on a visit to her mother, Mrs Conner, was taken very ill and thought she would die with a case of bronchitis and consumption of long standing. There was no physician to be had, the nearest points being Dublin and Mt Vernon, both about twenty miles dis tant. They sent over to the store for something that would give relief. I gave them a bottle ol Brower's Lung Restorer and t'kl them that it it did no good they need not pay for it. The result was that in fifty six hours she was able to go home, about twenty-one miles—and I have sold several bottles to- day to parties who ki.ow of this circumstance. Mr AII McCrem mon bought a bottle and found almost in stant relief. Th© sale of your medicine is assured in this section ms 1 shall here after warrant it to cure. Yours truly. Rev G K Hatch ford, Lotlinir, Ga. BRONCHITIS CURED Messrs Lamar, Rankin cl Lamar—Gen tlemen; My little girl, 8 years old, has been ior some time troubled with a severe cough which physicians pronounced bronchitis. She slept but little, cough ing the entire night, and we had to get up very often to help her out* the cough was so severe. At vour solicitation I bought a bottle of Brewer’s Lung lie. stover, and she began to improve atouce and has been sleeping nicely ever since, and I firmly believe she will ft** perman ently cured. I was veay much frighten ed at her condition not long since.but am now rejoicing at her recovery. Yours truly, Geo F. Wino. HEMORRH AGES STOPPED. It gives me great pleasure to certify to the merits of Br.wer*s Lung Restorer, as I have used it and found it .all you repre sented it to be. My lungs were affected to some extent, and I had a hacking cough, often spitting up fblood, which a; times would amount to a hemorrhage,an<i I became very* much frightened aL nr condition. I bought several bottles o! tin* Brewers Lung Restorer, and have been entirety cured by its use, and feel satis tied that this medicine will prove a great .blessing to the people. It yon would in troduce it into the Northern States it would rank your fortunes. Yours iru.y. Henry Wooten. Lamar,Ran kin & Lamar, may9Gm MA 1 3N AND ATLANTA. vj A WEEK, sl2 a day at nome easi 9ad y iQjde. Gently On’fit free. Ad drees True & Cos., .Augusta, Muir mammmam. O. D. GORMAN, Editor. J R. GORMAN, Joi;:;i hpondingE ditc r. Talbott on. (In.. TUESDAY M A frf, U.£ 7, 1883 Official Organ of Talbot County. Deep Plowing: Useful and Injurious. Mr Orange Jail(l discusses the subject, of plowing in the American Agriculturist for April, ami among other things says the following; The sun‘s warmth great ly’ assists the preparation of tho food material collecleit by the leaves, adapting it lor plant nourishment. We speak of warm “growing weather' . But while the hot son rapidly increases the prep ,r ition of plant food, it dries ofl'lhe.sap (aster from the leaves, and also the moietuie from the surface soil, so that tho roots oau not yet a full supply. Iu both these ways the sap—the life blooJ ..f the plant—is diminished, and for want of this the food dishhuiti'ot] or growth is lessened, ami ffcftjuetitly is stopped altogether. Tho leaves curl, ttie plants droop, often dying out after a few hot days. This is especially the case on shallow soils, and on praiiielaud which, by reason of its daik color, absorbs more ol the sun's heat th m those of lighter color. Owing to the loose texture ot such soils they bring up mois ture from below much less rapidly than fine, compact loams and clays. Is it not plain then, that it a soil is pi iwed deep and made fine, so iliat uir will penetrate deepU, and ttie plant roots be thus invited well below the surface, out of tUe sun,s reach even iu a drouth which sel dom dries more ihaii two to four inches deep, the plants having such roots will he always supplied with the needed sap, and the growth wi 1 proceed lapidiy even iu the dryest days. Hence, as a rule, deep plowing and working of the soil are highly advantageous. April Farm Notes- A well started crop is usually profi table, and one put in late or under un favorable conditions is seldom satis factory. Harrowing Winter Grain is a prac tice that is now quite generally adopt ed by the better farmers. This should be done with implements that have the teeth turned backward. Peruvian guano, bone-dus' , wood-ashes, or oth er fertilizer may be applied before, the harrowing. Fodder Crops.—There should be ample provision of food for farm ani- j mals during the summer months, when the pastures are short from drouth. | A leafy sort of oats may be sown with peas and thus obtain a double crop of of green fodder. The value of Hun garian grass as a supply of good green food,,is not easily over-estimated. llcets, including mangels, may be sown the lart of the month. Quick starting of the seeds may be insured by soaking them. They should be sownsosoonas germination begins. After the plants are up they will need weeding and thinning. Grass is a leading farm crop, and is much neglected. Ottr farmers have given every attention to the study of grass and the soils and culture best adapted to the various sorts. A per manent meadow or pasture needs to be kept up by a yearly top-dressing of manure or commercial fertilizer. It is hoped that the American farmer will come to a better understanding of the importance of grass growing, and that our grass land will be treated with due consideration. Sundry Matters. —Put all farm im plements in good order during rainy days. Clear up the rubbish that has accumulated. Look well to fences before cattle are turned out. Sheep.—The care bestowed on sheep by farmers during the winter, invites weakness, and a troublesome irritation of the skin and loss of wool often follow poor treatment. Raising lambs for the spring market is a prof itable business, but great care of both ewes and lambs is necessary, 'fire strength and vitality of the lamb after birth depend largely on the condition of the ewe previous to parturition. Much injury is done to unborn lambs by compelling the ewes to go without water. —American Agriculturist for April. Education a Necessity Without education men are not fit to discharge the duties of citizens, ei ther in private or public station, in peace or war. Because ignorance tends to increase and education to di minish poverty and crime ; because a state needs intelligent officers and peaceful people ; and because it is the duty of s rciety to guard the rights and seek the welfare of i‘s individual members, it is the duty of a communi ty to maintain a system of public in struction adequate to the education of all its youth. It is certainly as lawful to prevent the developement of criminals, as to detect and punish them when grown. The .ycilthfuul color l beauty anil lustre regradually restor. and to gray hair by Parker's Hair I! Isam. A. Thing ol Beau -y Go to Spain Ac Persons and exam ina the elegant lines of genuine Gold Jewelry in their eases. This jewelry is bought direct, campridug everything tastety and stylish, and will ho sold at close figures '-. i: __ 3 Take Notice! All parties itidv bterl to J B Gorman f r I lumber bought this year, and payable I ;hb; lull, will find their nconntfc ready a this office after the Ist day of December! 'dome up gentlemen promptly, and set tle, we. have ot our debts to pay with this money. ‘ I Stvtmnvr- “ I ■•'T. Mif'tf'r Bic Htjad, you aecm i i liii to ‘ofT.’ Wftnt. nils you 7 ” Itiu y<; von poc I wi\* out with tho !*ov* I-.t night, and got kinder mixed/* Stntnfjrf— “ It nppeaia so from tho of tour Jit'fl.” . .... . . Hiff Hrn<!~~ “It don’t fool oxiotly liko my hrnd; , •peni-* to t><- krn'i<-r ‘nwolled up,’ and b.h if it had a j notion to • hunt,* and ♦!)♦* pain in torrihle.” fit •//#**• “ If you will cot a bottle of B.iilryM , s.ilmn Aperient, one or two dosr:< will ‘put a head j on von,’ thnt vour friendt would recognise.’ KitO Ilmd -' 1 I’ll do-any thing to get na of all thit pain and suffering.” ...... This marvelom remedv curen tnoo terrinle neaa aehea, rleaiipei tho Momncli, unloads tho bowels, •a,locks the liver, relieves ccnatinatinn at once, and •ivts tho bile a rhance to go. It has become tho popular and standard remedy for conetipation, bil .maness, sick headache, heartburn, acid stomach, ad all diseas.-h retjuirtnr; a real nice and pleajaut purgative or physic. It nev-*r nauseates nor gripes, net* in one or two 'tours, and is ju*t .’< delightful and refreshing • irink, that everybody likes it. It unclouds and cool* the brain, quiets the nerve*, *nd i a fine qun Jinn for the headache of ladies. It mitig ites the pangs of rheumatism and gout, relieves kidnev and urinary troubles, and pain in the back. For’ dyspeptica it like a charm, and has no equal i:i cnrinc a eomtipnted habit. It is highly recommended for persons who travel, for merchants, clerks, mechanics, factory hand*, stu dents, teachers mid all persons who lead a closely confined life and aro nubjcct to headache, dizziness \nd torpid bowels. If yon are troubled with n coated tongue, foul breath, loss of appetite or gen eral sluggishne*.*, Bailey’s Saline Aperient will curs you. It performs better work than pills, i# more pleasant and palatable, and is much cheaper, in faci it is a regular family medicine chest within itself It sparkles and foams just like a gloss of soda water, and is just as pleasant. 50 cents and sold avtry-where. J. *. Dromooot.k & Fo., Proprietors, Louisville, Ky. A WOMAN’S REMEDY. At certain ages and periods of woman's life, there conu s certain troubles, aches, pains and sutlerings. These complaints aud irregularities jeopardize the Tirl’s life nf sixteen, and follow up and haunt tho , married woman until after the “turn of life.” Some have headaches, swimming of the head, mental and nervous prostration, blanched cheeks, doodles* lips, lifeless eyes, clouded brain; while th-rs suffer with painful irregularities, uterine di* dscemmt* and ulcers, hysterical spasms, physical prostration, chronic leucorrhooa, chlorosis, snppraa •ion*, lot* of appetite, ovafian diseases, kidney affec- I tons, etc., which in numerous cases end in epileptic -t*, convulsions, inoanity and death. These are fsnernlly the result of inattention. All female* ;now the claaa of complaints we allude to. Now, ladies, all these troubles can bo averted aud cured. SV> have proof from thousands. Dr. Dromgoole’n English Female Bitters will cure ▼on sound and well—will make you healthy aud happy—will make you feel like anew woman anc •.<) mistake. Hold by all Druggists at 31.0n. Fend your a ldresa f->r a copy of L'r. Droingoole’s Family Medical Adviser,/rre to th* ofliettd. J. i*. iOtOMonoi.F. & Cos., Preprint. r*. Louisville Ft feb27l2m. 0* <E9nP ~r pay home. Sum pO LU worth s•> liee. Ad j denw Stixiu'N * l.'o.PortliinO Maine. ! Valuable Town Property. I off r for sale the (/lnUxrne Hotel Property, s tnated on the south-west cor ner of the Punlic Square of ‘.he town ot Talhotton. Tho hotel building has 17 commodious ro *ms, is in good condition. Place has tine garden spot, £ acre-, a good well ot w i er. gO**d kitchen, ~t hie and barn in stable. Will bn oid at private sue. Win bi- sold Ist Tuesday in Janu ary at public mi .o. For further information ap, ly to O D Gorman, Talbotton, or octlOa. .1 U., on W D Lrnn.vud. Market Quotations Corrected Weekly l\v Vv ILI\ERSON. HATCHER ES.ES. Bulk Sides 1 ) Bulk Strips 11 Bacon Shoulders 11 Canvassed Hams lGi Patent Flour SB.OO to $8.75 Fancy Flour.’. tjj?s 50 Family Flour... s(‘>7s Meal 80. Cotton Quotations. Tho market is quiet with small enquiry. We quote Talhotton prices, ns follows: Good Middling 8;j Middling Si Low Middlin'; 8 “Kougli on Eats,” Clears out is, mice, roaches, flies ants, bed-bugs, skunks, cliipmunkn, go phers. 15c. Druggists. Mcßride & Cos., are sole owneis of.the Gate City Sionewater Filter, Cherry 4 * Stoam Evaporator aud General Agents for Lambeth's Improved Fly Fans for tbe U S. Agents wanted iu every State and county m the world. augß a wee,: * n . vour own town. T> rms PUvf mid $5 outfit free. Addro sII Hallet &Cos , Portland Maine. mart 4 Don’t Die in the House- Ask druggists for “Rough on Rats." It clears out rats,mice, bed-bugs, roaches, •vermin, flies. insects. lo<\ per box r ■. THE BIST WAGON —ON WHEELS™™ IS MAHOFAOTUIUiD JBY PISH BROS. & CO., RACINE, WIS., WE MAKE EVEItY VARIETY OF Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons, And by confining ourselves strictly to one china of work; by employing none but the Sent of WOfSK VIKCN, using nothing but FIRST-CLASS IMPROVED MACHINERY ami the VERY, BEST of SELECTED TIMBER, and by a THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE of the business, wo have' justly earned the reputation of making j “THE BEST WACOM ON WHEELS*”) Manufacturers have abolished the warranty, but Agents may, on their own responsibility, give the following warranty with each wagon, if so agreed: j We Hereby Warrant the FISH BROS. WAGON No to be woll made In every partic-’ ular and ol good material, and that the strength of the same is sufficient for all work with fair usage. Should any breakage occur within one year from this date by reason of defective material! or workmanship, repairs for the same will be furnished at place of sale, free of charge, or tho’ price of said repairs, as per agent’s price list, will be paid in cash by the purchaser producing a cample of the broken or defective parts an evidence. i > v j Knowing we can suit you, we solicit patronage from every section of theTJnited States. Send for Prices and TeriUß, and for a copy of THE ItACINE AGRICULTURIST, to FISH BROS, dc CO., Kncine, Wife TUTT^S PILLS SYMPTOMS Of A TORPID LIVER. Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in the Head, with a dull sensation in the back part, Pain undor the Shoulder blade, fullness after eating, with a disin clination to exertion of body or mind. Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with a feeling of having neglected some dutjr, "Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the eyec, Yellow Skm, Headache generally over the right eve, Restlessness, with fitful dreams, highly colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TTTTT’S PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, one dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. Thev Increase the Appetite, nml cause the body to Take on Flesh, thus the system is iioiirialicsi. and by their Tonic Action on the Digestive Organs, Regular Hlou’s are pro duced. Price 25 cents. 35 Murray st., N. Y. TUTT’S HAIR DYL Gray Hair or Wiiiskkrs changed to a Glossy Black by a single application of this Dye. Itim parts n natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of $1 OFFICE, 35 MURRAY ST., NEW YORK, (Dr. TfITS MANUAL of Talunble Information andM tarful ItecelpU will be mailed FREE on spplleaUoo.J leb‘27 1 - iu. HAIR BALSAM. ©This elegant dressing is preferred by those whohave used it, to any similar article, on ac count of its superior cleanliness and purity, it contains materials only that are beneficial to the scalp and hair Restores the Youthful Color to Grey or Faded Hair Parker's Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent facing of the hair and to re move dandruff and itching. Htscox &Cos , N.Y. 50e. and $1 lze, at dealer* 1n drugs and medicine*. PARKER’S GKRTONIC A Superlative Health and Strength Restorer. If you are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with Overwork, or a mother run down by family or house hold duties try Barker's Ginge* T -nic. If you arc a lawyer, minister or business man ex hausted by mental strain or anxious cares, do not take intoxicatingstimulants.butusc Parker's Ginger Tonic If you have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Kheuma- Ism, Kidney Complaints, or any disorder of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood or nerves. Parker’s Ginger Tonic will cure you. 1 1 rs the Greatest Blood Purifier And the Best antT Surest Cough Cure Ever Used. If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or j nny disease or weakness and require a stimulant take Ginger Tonic at once; it will invigorate and build you up from the first dose but will never intoxicate. It has saved hundreds of lives; it may save yours. CAUTION!—Refine all substitute*. Parker’* Ginger Tonic 1* composed of the bert renv-dlal agents In theworld,andl*entireljr different from preparations of pin per alone. Send for circular to MUcoz * Cos., N. Y. 60c. k $1 *izes, at dealers in drug*. GREAT SAVING DU YIN G DOLLAR SIZE. I Its rich and lasting fragrance Jins made this I delighiful perfume exceedingly popular. Theffe 1 is nothing like it. Insist upon having Flores- I ton Cologne and look for signature of S^Gy. on every bottle. Any druggiit or dealer In perfumery can supply vmi. 95 and 15 rent (ire*. LARGE SAVING DRYING 95c. ST7.E. annas aa* *^^*><*f>*™**** DE. J. BRAUFIELD’S Female Regulator! WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND, It is we 1 ! known to vhpsieians, nnl alas! too well known to suffering women them-elves, that the nto subject to nu merous diseases peculiar to tbeir sex. such :is suppresses of the menses, painful ami scatty Mens-lUiit-ion, Congestiou, n; ai .tl .‘ailing ot the Womb, at lei'il *1 wit in , r-ndn -.s train of sympa thf/ic and cm s- .tutu n and diorders, which ou.bitti r.- tlis whole life, nml which luve 10114 h°t*n con -idered . s almost iucura_ l ie. lint at last 1 lie reattly has Leeu lound in DU. J. BRADFILLD'S FEMALE REGULATOR. It is not .1 ‘cure-all‘ hut a rent dy for one da: s (>f diseases, all of w hich pertain to th>* Womb. Any sull'erc.i iV m the diseases mention ed can take this remedy, nncl thus relieve herscli without reveohi.g her condition t* any one, nml without M.bjecting hei womanly modesty to the shock of an ex ain in tioiiliy a physici -.n. r r. bring health anl Imppiues; to the h*. es 01 hufferin” women is a mis-ion before which royal favor sinks into insio uificance. WhM earllily benefaction can compare with one which protects from That dire disease whose ruthless power Y* ithers beau'y's transient flower?- which gives ease-for pain, joy f>r sorrow, smiles for tears, the rose of health for the pallor of disease, the elastic sttp for driving weariness nights of. soft re pose lor heavy lioutr of tossing restl**sss ness, bounding vigor for lang? 1.-diing dullness, the sweet lines of fud-grown beauty lor the sharp and wituered firm of emaciation, a long life ot mental, physical social and domestic enjoyments for a few sad days of pain and gloom,ending in an early grave? Such is the mission, such arc the results of Dit ,1 Bbadfield'e Fe male Reoitlator, which is hence truly and appropriately, styled Woman's best Friend . Whites, and all irregularities of the womb so destructive to the health, happiness aud beauty ol women, disap pear like magic before a single bottle of tbit* wonderful compound. All who suffer from nuy of these dis eases arc umst ea neatly invited to give this great memedy a trial. It has cured thousands, aud will cure you. Don't fail to try it, Frice. small size, 75 cents. Large size, sU>o.' Manufactured by J BRADFIELD, Atlanta, Gn. For sale everywhere. 1 jun*2o4t H. C. MGKEE, DEALER IN Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Saddles Bridles and Whips, Gunby’s Building - - - Columbus, Ga’ GET THE BEST KNABE - siF p mm NO STENCIL i PI Slk BB CLOUGH & WARREN AAnn n a .. E. P. CARPENTER f B P P R |J B. SHONINGER UffUSMiY for cash or on easy monthly payments. *B-Second-hand Pianos and Organs bought nd •old. Tuning and Repairing Carefully done. PHILLIPS & CREW, Wareroont 0, 8 mid 10 Marietta Street, no3o-4nt Atlanta, (Georgia. i From the Christian Index.; Phillips & Crew, of Atlanta, rank among the leading houses of the South in their par ticular line of business. Their pianos, or gans and musical instruments of every kind, are purchased from the most celebrated manufacturers and are of the best and most durable material. They keep also, therarest gems in musjc, and every style of books and stationary. General Guano Agency. JEMKINS dfc? JOKTEg. Talbottoii - Q a We Keep Constantly on hand, large supplies of. Pacific, Oliers, Pine Island, German Kanit, and - Pacific Compound Acid. ♦ o_ All llie above up to tbe usual standard of exc lienee, and delivered from ware bouse i.t Tulbotton It 1! Deuot These o e sold lor 1.10 pounds of potion, payable Oct 15th uext JENKINS & JONES, Agents at TALBGTTON* Office at T N Beall’s Sture. jnnlfi 3m. Hit HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, LACES& WHITE GOODS. Over 300 pieces of the above in new and elegant de signs, received the past week, and marked down low to sell teem. jas. E. CARGILL. CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETS!! rm } l S now offering the best 50c, 75c, SIOO and $1.25 UUKbLI ever sold in Columbus, and call attention to then as special goods at a special price. Also a Dirge line of ex tra size Corsets, which I am offering low to close them out - J E CARGILL. AWOTSBR. CASE 2 cf that good 4-4 Bleached Homespun at 10c, which has given such universal satisfaction. Call and get a bolt. JE CARGILL. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. As the season is near at hand to look after goods’in this Hne. housekeepers are invited to examine mv stock of White ana Colored Tabie Damasks, Napkins. Doilies. Tow els and Toweling, 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Sheeting s Pillow Casings, Genterpanes, Lace Curtains etc. We can please you fel) - u JAS E CARGILL -THE DP-TOWN.7™" Furniture Store, Nos. 4&6 Bread Street East Side, Columbus, - - Ga, Cottage Furniture & Bed Room Suits; Also, ft lull line of RURIAL CASES. I buy ihes Goods from first hands for rush, anil set nil discounts, and I will not be nmli-riold in this market 1 iun Sola Proprietor and Manufacturer of the celebrated ‘ • TWIN BED SPRING, which was heretofore, - nanufnutnrcd and sqldbyEsles& Scott.. I hats r* due and the price so ns to put them ih reach s of all.- I algo’ keep a full stock of Mattresses ol all, sorts* Mattresses made to ordsr at short notice. feb2m 2m . H A Gibson, Agent, " db O CXj Successors to PEARCE & BINFORD, WHBLESALf GROCERS DEALERS IN General Merchandise, OQX-nTTrBiZEiB'O’SS - CTV*-. > Our stock ol Groceries is large auu complete, which we offer at bottom price**. NVe have opened a nesv Department up-stairs over our Goeery Brore, where we keep everything that planters buy, that cant be found in the grocery department, such as all kinds of Domestic Dry Goods and Notions, Boots,Shoes, Hats- Caps, etc. xx a.xud'W' re. All shave* and Kizes-l'lnw iloe*. Aeedlnu Hoes, Plow Blocks Maine., Trace., Bridie-, all kinds Planters Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Crockery Ware Jrc. We would be pleased to have the Planters of Talbot and surround nf; conntie* to call and examine our stock. We can tilt your bill for anything you want lor plantation p rposs, at bottom prices, e ither. For Cash or on Time! Those of our customers who owe us for last year will please settle, or we will b Q forced to turn'notes over to an attorney lor collection. Pearce &> Cos. F.-b 20 s . __ ~ llL! T. IV. TURNED', .Went,-has removed his stock of FAHY i FAMILY SICKS To store room m the JII Gorman Block, nex f to Sewel! & Gibson's. He has added to his Well selected stock of Groceries, full lines of Choice Tobacco and Cigars* A’so Pool and Billiard tftt>l*oTxn< at api rcY6d p itterns He g* aint twas prices tor best goods as any house in the cry. Fcb2(J It