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JiMEJS I’VIMOS‘S MAIiKIAUP. There was quite a sensation in New. hnryport, Hasla t week over tbe manage of Parton, author, to his step daughter, the same being for bidden by the statutes of that state. The bridegroom learned his status on the morning after the wedding and to prevent further scandal, left his home in charge of his wife and took rooms for himself at a boarding house He will apply to the legislature fora spec ial act sanctioning his marriage. coksumptTolT c/lt red. An old i-bynician, r< tired from active practice, bav, ing had placed in his bauds by an 5 a?t India Mission" ary the formula of a simple Vegetable liemedy, for the speedy and permanent Cure of Consumption- Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Idipg Affections, also a Positive and 'Radical Cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful urative pow ers in thousands < f cases, it his duty io make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a conscientious desire to relieve human sufferin , ho will send (free of charge) to ail who de sir it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Sent by return mail by ad dressing with stamp, naming this paper. !>r. W. C. STEVENS, feb24-ly {Hun roe Block, Syracuse, JV W MOODY SA COLLECTOR Probably the most remarkable col lection ever taken up at a single re ligious gathering was that at the clos iDg meeting of Messrs. Moody and Sankey in Philadelphia last week Mr- Moody had announced at a previous meeting that there would be a collec tion taken up, and his hearers appear to have come prepared to respond to the evangelist's call for funds. The result of his appeal was a collection aggregating about SIOO,OOO. There was also ope snbeription of $5,000 and a gift of a valuable diamond ring, a gift to the donor, for which SI,OOO was realized, A MEMORIAL OF MARTHA WASH INGTON. In 1783 the French officers in the Continental army presented to Martha Washington a full china dinner ser vice, which they had made especially for her in France. Of this set there are now two pieces in existence, a plate and saucer, which were at Ar lington House until the lata war, when they were removed to the Smithso nian Institute, and thence to the Pat ent Office in Washington, where they now remain, being thought too valu able too be given to any private indi vidual. 11. H. Macy & Cos., of Four teenth street and Sixth avenue, have had made a full dinnnr set of 160 pieces, alter the designs of the remain' ing pieces. This will not be sold, but will be exhibited during the Cen tennial season, The plates and sau cers are fac similes, and the other pieces are in the probable, style of the original set, the only innova tions being medallion photo graphs of George nnd Martha Wash-, ington an the sides of the fruit-bask ets. The orginal plate has painted around the margin a chain of 15 large, elliptical links in green, joined by 15 small links of gold. Within each large link is the name of one of the States then in the Union. In the cen ter of the plate is the inonorgram “M. W.,” in black on a gold ground, sur rounded by a delicate green border, from which raditates a star of gold rays, its points reaching to the inside rim of the plate. On the star beneath the monogram, is a pink ribbon bear, ing the motto from Virgil. “ Decus et tutamem abrilo. The edge of the plate is gold, and around the chain of States is a delicately colored band forming a serpent with its tail in its mouth, and symbolizing eternity. AMERICAN HOTEL, ATLANTA GEORGIA JOHN D. BUOCHMAN, Proprietor. (KiTGood rooms, good i'ars, and charges rea sonable. Baggage carried to and from the de potfreo of charge. dec3l 3m April Sheriff's bale, WILL be sold before the Oourt House door, in the city of Griffin, Spalding County, on the First Tuesday in April next, one side spring buggy aud harness. Levied ou as the property of Wll Tur ner, te satisfy oi.e mortgage (i fa from Meriwether Superior Court, in favor of Smith k Hummers vs W B Turner. E. s. CONNELL, febSMds Sheriff. GEORGIA— HENBY COUNTY- David Self ridge applies lor Exemption of Personalty and setting apart and Valuation of Homestead and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock a. m , on the 24tli of February, 1876. feb!3-2ts2 A. A. LEMON, Ordinary. Flsar! Fw! Flour. AT Johnson & Tolbert’s. We have in store and to arrive 20,000 pounds “BEN HILL" Flour. 10,000 pounds Cook & Cheeks’ Choice, in barrels, half and quartet sacks, For sale at inside prices foi CASH. We make the FLOAT. TIiATYR A SPECIAL TY. and gn rodeo the quality in every instance. Office and Retail Department at .fo'm-ort's Rank Bir ding. j n'ildAw-'f Bramah Cocks & E^irs oo I HAVE 3 Pu e Light Ttran aji Cocke, for sale at (S’ 50 each Light Bramah Eggs for sale at .?2.00 per setting of thirteen eggs. Apply to Pn’S-tf J H nnv-OM. IT Q 0® An lid. 'tratcrl Work ST' IHAnlflAlx & wsm sr:i£ ag. * "Ir riageable on the r erica fry & 3 9 ■■ ffr of the aexual system, at- . ousea. Bib B 111 BJP cts., latest discoveries tn the in w# IB S MSB science of reproduction; how to be truly happy in the married relation. Male and female, young ana middle aged should read and preserve it; it contains information, which no one can afford to be with out ; on how to preserve the health, and complexion, and give to faded cheeks the treshness ot youth; the best and only true Marriage Guide in the world. Price 50 cents by Mail. The author may be consulted personally or by mail on any of the subjects mentioned in his worUA&drea* A. GK ODIN, 18 7 Washington si., Chicago, ML Real Estate Agency. HAYING disposed of my mercantile interest 1 I shall devote my "time and attention to J ihe rental and sale of Heal Estate. Parties having property for sale or rent, and those wishing the same, will find it to their in terest to call upon or address me. G. A. CUNNINGHAM. dec.3l tf NOTICE. Mrs. Agnes T. Feeney HAS returned to Griffin and will continue the DRESS and MANTUA MAKING BUSI NESS (over T. ,T Brooks’ Store) as heretofore. Thankful for past favors.'would ask a contiu ance of the same. sepTStf ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BY Virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Henry county, Ga,, will be sold before the Court House door in the town of McDonough, Henry coun ty, Ga., on the First Tuesday in March next, within the legal hours of sale, for the benefit of the lieirs and creditors, one lot of laud, No. 17C, Mainim^2(T2l-2 Acres, more or less, situated, lying and being in rhe 7th District of Henry county, Ga Sold as the property of SAMPSON GRAY, deceased. TERMS OF SALE—Credit until first day of November next. L. D. TARPLEY, Adm’r. feb6’76-tdss7.so AT COST WE WILLJSELLgFOR THIRTY DAYS SSTAU Dry Goods, Clolliinsr, Shelf Goods, etc JLT COST, Strictly for Cash. iJSTTbose indebted to us woo fail to pay when called on, will uo re'nsed furthar credit; tSTWe have on hand a good assortment of the celebrated MILBUBN WAGON, which we are selling cheap for cash. D WPATTERSON & CO. jan-l i y per SHELL Lie. IT stimulates the soil, furnishes food for plants in all their parts, renders the land easily worked, decomposes vegetable and min eral matter, makes soluble much of the stores of unsoluble matter in the earth, unlocks am monia that would otherwise he locked up in the silicates of the fields, and benefits permanent ly all lands upon which it is applied. Its cheapness renders it available, its effi ciency makes it valuable- It is excellent for composting,, and as a top dressing for wheat or eats is unequalled. SSTSoId by the barrel or ton, at $lO a ton, delivered on cars at Brunswick, Ga. GST TERMS POSITIVELY CASH with or ders, in every instance, jsa W. E. H. SEARCY, aov23 Agent, Griffin, Ga. - ' ■ ijf V eft- Clothing Store! Business Suits Front $lO to S2B Made of heavy weight cassi ■ meres and worsteds. Very neat. F rock, Ch esterfi e 1 and [an dJSacqu e a o .a, a? e i GRANGER’S SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, DRESS SUITS, WEDDING SUITS, in every variety and style, 32 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. REMEMBER THE Lf REMEMBER THE \J m JOSEPH n. JOHNSON. J. R. TOLBERT. Johnson k Tolbert, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, GRIFFIN, : : GEORGIA, SOLICITS consignments of TOBACCO, CI GARS, PKOYI,SIGNS, HAY, Ac. Partips having Beal Estate to dispose of by Sale or Bent, can register the same with ns and have it advertised free of charge. Parties wishing to purchase or rent, can make their wants known through us on same terms No charge made unless something is effected. Commissions reasonable ianlfitf RAW FURS WANTED. Send for Pru k Current to A. E. KHHARDT &. CO., MaJHiflcturers ami Exporters of American Fur Skins. U:* West Fourth ?St., Cincinnati. They pav the highest prices current in America. Shipping to thorn direct will save the profit* of middle-men, amt bring prompt cash returns. Change of Schedule. Sav., Griffin & North Ala. 8. 1 ON and after Sunday, November 8, 1875, tha trains over this Road, will run as follows* DOWN TRAIN. Arrv. Time at S. Lev Between S Carrollton 6:25 a m... Whitesburg... 7:10 am 10.. 7:50 a m.1.1f Sargent's 8:15 am. 5.. 8:20 am.. 25 Newnan 8:15 a in ..10.. 8:55 a m. 25 Sharpsburg.... 9:40 am .. 3.. 9:43 am.. 45 Turin 9:48 am. 4.. 9:52 a m . 5 Senoia 10:12 am.. 8..10:20 am.. 20 Brooksville 10:55 a m . 5..11:00 a in .45 Griffin 11:10 pm UP TRAIN. Griffin 1:00..p m.. Brooksville ..1:15 p m . 5.. . 1:50.. pm.. 45 Senoia 2:25 p m . 10.. ..2:35. pm. 35 Turin 2:55 pm .. 5.. . .3:00..p m .20 Sharpsburg.. 3:05 pm .. 3.. . .8:08. .p m.. 5 Newnan 3:53 pm.. 10.. . .4:1-1 pm.. 45 Sargent’s 4:28 pm.. 0 4:28..p m.. 20 Whitesburg 4:53 p m . 10.. ..5:03...p m.. 25 CarrolltOn... 6:15 p m 1.12 Connecting at Griffin with 11:47 a. m. pas senger trainfrom Macon, and with 4:11p.m. daseenger train irorn Atlanta. n0v8.1875-tf WM. WADLEY, President SailiTsti Near the city—several Fancy Farms, in high state of cultivation, improve ments good, with 3, 4 and 6 rooms and out houses, all complete. Houses to rent cheap. Cunningham, Hunt & Johnson. jan29 tf || IP I TX UVT Cured I REA 33 THIS. They tell of Hearts and Homes Made Happy by Dr. Collins. I.al’ortv, Ton., November IT, 1869. Dr s i; Collins, LaPurte, Bid: 1 used 1,900 grains of opium per mouth; have been cured since November, t 69. JOSEPH C BARROW. St Joseph. Mo., November. 1871. Dr 91) Collins, LaPorte, Ind: I used 3(50 grains of opium per month; have been cured since November, 1871. JOUN it HOWARD, M D. Pi inter, r on, Ind., March 17, 1874. Dr SB Collins, LaPorte, Ind: I used 360 grains of opium per month; have been cured since July 1873. DR W HAYES. GrtAT.svn.ij:, 111., October 20, IST3. Dr S B Collins, LiPorte, Ind: We used l,Buu grains of opium per monih; have been cured since September, 1873. THOMAS AND FANNY MOSS. Rockfort, Inn., May 13,1871. Dr S B Collins, LaPorte, Ind: I used 2,880 grains of opium per month; have been cured since March 1871. JOHN J PATTERSON, M D. Union Mills, Ind., September 30, 1872. Dr S B Collins 1 LaPorte, Ind: I used 1,920 grains of opium per month: have been cured since July, 1872. JOHN McLAIN. Pruneeton, Ind., November, 7, 1872. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 1,020 grains of opium per mouth; havo been cured since September, 1872. P.OBT. McNEIL. Pbophetsvillk, 111, Dec 5, 1872, Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: We used 840 grains of opium per month; Levs been cured since August, 1872, WM SANDERSON, MRS B P SANDERSON. Shslbtville, Ind, January 27, 1873. Dr S B- Collins, Laporte, Ini: T nsed 480 grains of opium per month; have been cured since July, 1872. X M ENDICOTT. Brattonville, North Adams co., Maas., Mar 2, 1873. Dr S B r 'ollins, Laperte, Ind: 1 used 960 grains of opium per month; have been cured since October, 1872. JOSEPH COOPER. United States Marine Hospital,) St Louie, Mo, March 15, 1873. / Dr S B Collins, Laporte, nd: I used 72U grains of opium per month: have been cured sicce August, 1873. GEO. T ALLEN, MD. Altoona, 111, Hay 13, 1873. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 1,080 vrains of opium per month; have been cured since December, 1872. JAMES HANLEY". New Berlin, N Y", July 10, 1873. Dr R B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 548 grains of opium per month; have been cured since July, 1673 CHAS BEARDSLY. Tahlequah, C N Indian Ter., July 27, 1873. Dr S B Collins, luporte, Ind: I used 480 grains of opium per month: have been cured since July, 1873. JAMES S PRICE. Grayville, 111., Oct. 27. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 4,800 grains of opium per month; have been cured since 5 arch 1873. HOMER C J CLARKE. Marietta, Cobb Cos., Ga., Nov. 6, 1873. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 1,680 grains of opium per month; have been cured since October, 1873. JAMES J BUTTS, H. D. Santa Clara, Cal., Dec. 30, 1873. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 720 g aims of opium per month; have been cured since January, 1874. IVF FAKWELL. CRAWFOiufeviLLE, Ind,, Jan. 29,1874. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 240 grains ot oputm per month ; have been cured since October, 1873. HARRIETT TOWNSLEY. Kingston, R. I. Feb. 1, 1874. Dr B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 3,600 grains of opium per month, have been cured since August, 1872. ELISHA C CLARKE. Cotide Landing, Red River, La, Feb 21, 1854. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 1,920 grains of opium per month; have been cured since March, 1874. JACOB HARDY. Nashua. lowa, Feb, 21, 1874. Dr S B Collins, Laporte Ind; I used 960 grains of opium per ! mouth; have been cured since August 1873. JOSEPH COLEE. Greenville, 111, March 19, 1874, Dr S B Collins, Laporte. Ind; I used 1.44 U grams of opium per mouth; have been cured siuco January 1874. ' WM P BROWN, JI U. Pittsburg, Pa,“May 13, 1874. Dr 8 B Colhns, Laporte, Ind: Ik I used 120 grains of opium per month; have *been cured since Hav 1874. WILLIAM AUGUST. Calhoun, Ga., August 18, 1874. Dr SB Collins Laporte, Ind: I used 2.160 grains of opium per month; have been cured since August, 1874. * W J REEVES, 51 IX Kansas, City. Mo, September G, 1874. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used an equivalent of 1,440 grains of opium per month, have been cured since August 1874. E H SPALDING. Troy, N Y., November 20, 1874. Dr S B Coliius, Laporte, Ind: I used 1,200 grains of opium per month; have been cured since January. "574. ' MARCUS P NORTON. Napoleon, Ohio, Dec. 10,1874. Dr S B Collins, Laporte; Ind: I used 7.2J0 grama of opium per month: have been cured since November. 1373. WM SHEFFIELD, Banker. Franklin. Ga., Jan. 20, 1575. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: T used 1.200 grains of opium per month; have been cured since October. 1874 MOLLIE E DUKE. Lloyd, Wis., Feb. 19, 1875. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 2.040 grains of opium per month; have been cured siuco September 187 b MARY H McCOKLE. Franki inville; N Y., March 2,1375. Dr S B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 960 grains o 4 opium per month; have been cured since December. 1874. JOHN BURLINGAME. Brookland, Potter Cos. Pa. sfay 19, 1873, Dr 3 B Cofiina, Laporte, Jnd: I used WSBgijrsUik CfbPunß hav* been ourad slue Decern*# IB7S, MRS E A HAMILTON. Cli p.inda, lowa, April 14, "373. Dr S E Colli..s, Laporte. Ind: I used 000 grains of opium per monih, have been cured since December 1872. MARTIN NEFF. Laporte, Ind., March 5, 1873. I>rS B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 840 mains of op um per month; have been I cured since December. 1868. A P ANDREW, Jr, Hart, Mich., Dec. 15, 1873. Dr L B CoUlns, Laporte Ind: f used 300 grains of opium per month, have been cured ainee October, 1873. CARLIE ED,SON. Jacksonville,, 111., Nov. 29, 187!, DrS B Collins, Laporte, Ind: I used 340 grains of opium tier mouth: have been cured since Ju y, 1872. s P GUTN. Evansville,Rock Cos. Wis., April 8. 1875. Dr 8 B Coil n, Laporte, ind: 1 used 3(ii> grins of opium per mo:.tv, have been cured since January, I 74. SABHLUNTA PAI.JtLU. I TO PHYSICIANS ‘i No physicau, prior to t lit year ISOS. ever j claimed to be ab'e lo cure the opium habit, or ever believed that there way a cure tor this ter rible disease. Ordinarily speaking, the disenseis considered as a habit, purely, and few physicians j ay much attention :o ha its of any de.-eription. It is a fact ihat physicians generally, serious ly object to the use of any specific, the compo nent paris o f which they know uoihiug, yet em inent physicians in ad" par! a of the country, have, with a wonderful unanimity thoroughly investigated the matter, andhave cordially rec ommended the Antidote to their patietps." I heieby submit to your examination the evi deuces of the ofiicaev of my Antidote, and re quest that if in your practice there are au owum eaters, yon will investigate the mat ter by communicating with any of those whose names are used as references, ard if, after such investigation you are eonvinced of the fact that the Antidote is really as re; resented, painless permanent and certain, that von wid reier such sufferers tome. 8. B. COLLINS. jun v 6-d&w-Bnb THE ECLECTIC DISPENSARY. (CASE 436) UiCEU. Mr. Camp, of Henry county, consulted me t arty in 1874, for what liad been prenounced a Cancerous U! eer. I found upoD examination an Indolent Uloer of several years standing. It covered over half the leg just above iho jnlde, and his condttion was an} thing but pleasant. Under my treatment a cure was effect ed in two months without iutcruption to business, and tbe cure remains to the present writing. 'lbis cure cost Mr. O. only ten dollars. tCASE;4O9.) C Yk KT C 33 R I (James P. Daniel, of Reidville, Tatnall county, Ga., consulted me in Eebrusry, 187 ! . T found him lalxir ino under a severe form of F.j thetial Cancer of the cheek, extending into the eye. With one prescript ion costing Mr. Daniel fifteen dollars, his cancer was cured, These are esses taken at random from my case books. lam constantly offectiDgeuresiu cases gtveti up as hopeless. I have treated during the year 1874, to the mght of December 9th. one thousand one hun dred and sixty cases. Amor, these were almost ev ery conceivable disea.-'. 3lv dead rate is low-er than any similar practice in the United siateß. All wha are laboring under chronic affections, no matter of what name, if not beyond reach, are invited to call and see me, or write fora copy of the Eclectic Star, containing full particulars. Address S. F. SALTER No. S3 Broad st., Atlanta,Ga! Or call at the Eclectic Dispensary, No. 53 Broad street, Atlanta, Ga. Three Dollars Per Day. BIII’S HOTEL, Opposite Passenger Depot, EE. BROWN & SON, Proprietors of thin • Popular Hotel, would inform their nu g eroua friends that they have reduced thei bates to $3.00 per day. They return their grateful thanks for the verv liberal patronag extended to the House for near twenty year and assure their many friends that they will us their best endeavor for the future, to give tb -ame satisfaction that they have in the past. Every attention given to ladies and families, l arge rooms always in readiness for Commer cial Travelers sep2l3-tf F. E. BROWN & SON- PAPER mills, Office. 42 Broad Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, 8001, News a li Wrappiai Paper, All SIZES bml WEIGHTS. ADDRESS, JAMES OTMOND, Proprietor. t2P*llefei-s to this issue as a specimen of his paper. mvll-ly Wail Street Caricatures. Anew booh, 4.4 pages, containing 14 Engraved Illus trations, with information for Htoak Bpseulaton;— tyL B “ 1L Tmnbria ff e & Cos.. BA3TKBRS aa BROKERS, 2 Wall Street?* V