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8 DIRECT TRADE UNION —OF THE Patrons of Husbandry. ~\\TE are now in operation and prepared to W receive cotton on consignment, and will advance three-fourths its value on the same, when shipped to Europe, at the rate of seven por cent, per annum. No commissions charged on advances. Merchants and fanners not stock holders are allowed to ship their cotton on the same tonne. When cotton iB ready to be ship ped, It should b t properly marked, taken to the nearest railroad station and consigned to Chaa. H. Olmstoad, Savannah, Ga. Send him the railroad receipt, inform him by letter of the ship ment, arid give him instructions in regard to ite disposal, whether to sell in Savannah or ship to Liverpool. On arrival in Savannah the cotton will bo classed and valued, and if an advance is required, it will be forwarded by express or otherwise, as he may order it. Parties wishing to ship their cotton can receive the threo-fourths advance from the agents—J. Reese at Atlanta, E. Taylor, Macon, J. H. Echols, Augusta. T. B. King, Griffin, A. C. Bell, Americus To Stockholders*. The last installment on your stock is due on the first of October. You are requested to pay up promptly, either by shipment of cotton, or remittance by postffiee money order or registered letter. A. H. COLQUITT, oct-tf President Direct Trade Union. “THE BEST MACHINE TO USE.” “THE EASIEST TO SELL.” THE “DOMESTIC IS DURABLE.” Will Last a Life Time. LEADING points of excellence combined in the “Domestic.” lnt. Extra nize and room under arm. 2d. Simplicity, direct action. 3d. EaHe of operation. 4th. Quietness, no cams or gear wheels. sth. Cylindrical hardened cast-steel shuttle, with large bobbin. f>tli. Superior automatic take-up. 7th. Sen-adjusting tensions. Bth. Cannot be put out of time or adjustment by use. This is a quality possessed by no ether Machine in the world. 9th. Great range of work. 10th. Durability of working parts. Men with capital are finding it to their advantage to make the sale of the “Domestic” their exclu sive business, and we are prepared to negotiate with energetic parties for territory. Every Machine is warranted toube all we claim for it, and a written guarantee will be given to purchasers if required. oct22-tf E. CROCKETT’S PRICE LIST. I received, at last State Fair, premium on Gin Gudgeons and Steps, per set $ 6 00 Gear, Horse Power, Best lot of Castings and Iron 12 inch Sugar Mills 35 00 Railing. 14 inch Sugar Mills 40 00 1 am now making a Cast Iron Cotton Screw, 7J 18 inch Sugar Mills 50 00 inches in diameter, 3 inches pitch. *Screw and Pinions for Gin Gear 3 50 Nut with Bolts ® 80 00 Ail sizes on hand, and in ordering please give Terms cash or good approved paper. full diameter and number of teeth. Patent Gin Gear 8d25 00 All breakage made good for one season. Plan- Portable Horse Power 120 00 ters will find it to their interest to call at mv 8 feet Gin Gear and Bolts 20 00 'Works. 9 feet Gin Gear and Bolts 22 00 10 feet Gin Gear and Bolts 24 00 THE Alton: IN CASH PRICES. For further information address oct-3m E. CROCKET! IRON WORKS, Macon, Ga. POSTPONEMENT SECONDHAND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF Till! Masonic Relief Association OF NORFOLK. DAY POSITIVELY FIXED. THURSDAY, 19TH NOVEMBER. LAST CHANCE. This enterprise is conducted by the MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA., under authority of the Virginia Legislature, (Act passed March 8!h, 1873.) 50,000 Tickets-fLOOO Cnsh Gifts. $250,000 To too Givron i\.wn.y! One Grand Cash Gift of $30,000 One Grand Cash Gift of 25,000 One Grand Gash Gift of 20,000 One Grand Cash Gift of 10,000 One Grand Cash Gift of 5,000 One Grand Cash Gift of 2,500 One Grand Cash Gift of 2,000 15 Cash Gifts of SIOOO each 16,000 28 Cash Gifts of 500 each 14,000 43 Cash Gifts of 250 each 10,750 79 Cash Gifts of 150 each 11,850 250 Cash Gifts of 100 each 25,000 578 Cash Gifts of 50 each 28,900 5000 Cash Gifts of 10 each 60,000 6000 CASH PRIZES aggregating $250,000 I'BiCE OF TICKETS: Whole Tickets.. .$lO OOlQuarter Tickets $2 50 Half Tickets .. 6 OOlElcven'rickets. ..SIOO 00 NO INDIVIDUAL BENEPITB. This Concert is strictly for MASONIC pur poses, anil will be conducted with the some liber ality, honesty and fairness whioh characterised the first enterprise. JOHN L. ROPER, President. For tickets and circulars giving full informa tion address, HENRY V RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTE I). CUt APB VXNB*, Grape Cuttings, and Ml Fruits. A SPLENDID STOCK CHEAP. Special ratos to dealers. Send for circular. H. J. ALMIt, Lock Box 16, Erie, Pa. oct-lro h w* ?! THE EUREKA! Atlanta. G a.. Sept. 1, 1874. Mr. A. C. Ladd— Dear Sib : Please ship me at Decatur, Georgia, twenty tons of your Alka line Fertilizer. I have tned it throughly this season, side by side with all of the best brands of Fertilizers sold in the market, on corn, cot ton, oats and wheat, and I have no hesitation in stating that it has paid me a double per centage over all. Send me five tons at once for my wheat. Very respectfully, B. A. ALSTON. Atlanta, Ga., October 5, 1874. Mr. A. C. Ladd, Atlanta, Ga Dear Sib : It affords me pleasure to give you the result of ex periments which I made this season with Ladd's Alkaline Fertilizer. I put 200 lbs. per acre as a top dressing on my wheat in March last. It made 121 bushels per acre on land that would not have made more than 6to 8 bushels at best. I left from 3to 5 bushels per acre, having anew reaper that I did not un derstand working well, and the land being rough. I have since cut off from that land from 2,000 to 3,000 lbs. of the best crab grass that I ever Baw, which I attribute to the use of your Fertilizer. My neighbors around me used other guanos three times as costly as mine, hut did not make as much wheat, and failed on the grass crops. I have tried it on about 1,500 fruit troos. A good many were dying,but now they look healthy; it killed all the insects and they are doing well. Mv grapevines done splendid. T am satisfied it is exactly what we need in Georgia. I have not yet gathered all my cotton. When Idoso I will give you results. I will say this much, it is flattering. My corn crop is splendid ; better than any I ever saw grow in DeKalb coun ty, according to the land. Yours respoctfully, EDWABD COX, EXCELSIOR I I COTTOIsT GKHET. rpHE BEST AND CHEAPEST COTTON GIN for the Planter to buy. Send for. Circular, and see what is said bv those using them. O. W. MASSEY. Or Carbart & Curd, Agents, Macon, Georgia. sept .3m THE NEW IMPROVED REMINGTONSEWING MACHINE. AWARDED The “Medal for Progress,” AT VIENNA, 1873. The Highest Order of “Medal” Awarded at the Exposition. No Sewing Machine Received a Higher Prize A FEW GOOD REASONS: 1. —A Nett: Invention Thoroughly Tested and secured by Letter Patents. it. —Makes a perfect loch btich, aliko on both sides, on all kinds of goods. 3. —Runs Light, Smooth, Noiseless and Rapid— best combination of qualities. 4. — Durable—iiuns for Years without Re pairs. 5. —■ Will <to all varieties of Fancy Work and Stitching in a superior manner. O. —Is most easily managed by the operator. Length of stitch may be altered while running, and machine can he threaded without passing thread through holes. 7 . —Design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, form ing the stitch without tlio use of Cog Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or Lover Anns, lias tho Automatic Drop Feed, which insures uniform length of stitch at any speed. Has our now Thread Controller, which allows easy movement of needle-bar and prevents injury to thread. 8. —Construction most careful and finished. It is manufactured by the most skillful and ex perienced mechanies, at tho celebrated Item inglon Armory. Ilion, N. V. DeGive’s Opera House, Marietta streot, At lanta, Ga. octß-2m JOSEPH H. ECHOLS, Agent DIRECT TRADE UNION AND Patrons of Husbandry For (Be Augusta District. Office at Augusta, Oa. RirEHENCBs: General Robert Toombs, General A. H. Colquitt, Hun. A. U. Stephens, Bishop G. F. Pierce. oct-2n AMERICAN HOTEL. Within one Square of tho Onion Passenger Depot. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. BOARD, $2 TER DAY. Merchants and farm ers visiting Atlanta will find excellent accom modations at the above House. MIIS. E. FITZPATRICK, Formerly of Atlanta House, Proprietress. READ! READJ READ! READ! GREAT DISCOVERY ! GREAT DISCOVERY! NEW JERSEY LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF “BRADLEY’S PATENT.” Made from Pure White Lead , Linseed Oil and Zinc. Mixed ready for use. Can be applied by anyone. One gallon covers twenty square yards two ♦ READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS: From Hon. Robert Hester, Atlorney-at-Law, Ether lon, Ga. Elberton, October 1, 1874. C. P. Knight, Agent Bradley's Patent Enamel Paint— . Dear Sir: I desire to express to you my great satisfaction with the Liquid Enamel Paint, (Bradley’s Patent) purchased from you last Spriug. It spreads even and smooth, and leaves a fine glossy surface, and with the colors used has really given a wonderful change to the appearance of my dwelling It is more economical than the paints made of lead and linseed oil, and being already mixed is much safer in the hands of such painters as we have in the country. Indeed, I feel warranted in saying that it has all the excellent qualities you claim for it, and I be glad to see it introduced into general use. Very respectfully yours, EOBEKr HESILK. New Orleans, January 26,1874. C. P. Knioht, Esq., No. 93 West Lombard Street., Baltimore— Dear Sir ■ It affordß me much pleasure to advise you how well satisfied I am with Bradley s Pa tent Enamel Taint. Ihav e used all I bought of you in painting a large cottage (new) at Ocean Springs Miss, and have found it to cover and work so admirably, and very far superior to ordi nary metal paints and colors, not subject to fade, besides being decidedly cheaper. It is my pur pose to send you another order lor more soon. Yours respectfully, R. W. KAYNR, a Of Bartlett & Bayne, 48 Carondelet Street. From J. IF. Clark, Carpenter and Builder, Sioectwater, East Tennessee. Sweetwater, September 26, 1874. Dear Sir : Your’s of a recent date is to hand, making inquiry in regard to the merits of the Liquid Enamel. Pajnt (Bradley’s Patent.) I have been using it for eigthteen (18) months or two (2) years as you are aware, for myself, and ordered a great deal for others, and it gives general satisfaction. I think in point of durability and economy, it is much preferable to the old way of painting. It is certainly much more convenient. Yours truly, J. W. CLAKK, Builder. Gastonia, N. C., October 12, 1874. Mr. C. P. Knight, Baltimore, Md., Sole Agent for Bradley’s Patent Enamel Faint— Dear Sir ■ After a fair trial with your paint, I would unhesitatingly say that, after fifteen years experience with other paints, vour’s is the best that I have over used. I have been using No. 32 in priming and painting window sash. I find that it dries quickly, and loaves a smooth, enamel like surface that uo other paint does. It is like good ink compared with bad. Your paint flows so freely that an inexperienced hand can spread it without daubing. I hope to be able soon to send to you for a lot of your paint for house painting. I am, very truly, yours, MARTIN From William Ayers, Sr., Danville, Virginia. Danville, September 26, 1874. C. P. Knight, Esq., Baltimore— . . . , T ANARUS, , , , . Dear Sir : Yours of the 24th inst., requesting my opinion of the paint I bought of you m 1873, is now before me, and I take pleasure in saying that I am very much pleased with the paint, Brad ley’s Patent Enamel Paint, I bought of you over twelve (12) months ago. I had my dwelling house painted with it, and it now looks as bright and fresh as if just put on. I prefer it to any paint I have had occasion to use, and would recommend it to all persons in wantof good and dura ble paint. Very respectfully, WM. AYEBS, Sr. From St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys. Near Baltimore, Md., March 2, 1874. Mr. C. P. Knight — , . . , ~ , Dear Sir: I take great pleasure in acknowledging that the Paint you sold us was of a supenor quality. We used four coats on a whitewashed wall, which produced most admirable effect. We think it is a very chfeap article, and cheerfully lend you our testimonial to spread far and near, to testify to the public ot what we know to be to their advantage, when tliev want to have their walls, or woodwork, etc., etc., made beautiful at a comparatively small cost. Jt-ih cheapest and most beautiful and durable paint, we believe, exfaut. Wishing the “Bradley _ Patent Enamel Paint all the success it justly deserves, I am, yours respectfully, iiltu. ALEXIUS, Lnector. jjsgr” Special inducements offered to Grangers. ) Sample cards furnished GRATIS. ) E I S em E M A N B R 0 T H E R S Cotton Seed Hullers and Separators, 11 Mi ||. , Conical French Burr-Stone Flour Mills | I <1 ' NONPAREIL IRON HILLS, U4P j Yor grinding corn in the ear and shuck 1 4 (^ or feed) corn meal, coffee, spices, drugs, 'i' H’ ' hones and minerals. Ten sizes, from Si. 2? raa,. J "'qW to S2OO 00. Manufactured by '**<*'- LEDGEBEER, SHEPARD & MILLER, No. 181 East Front street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ftaTSEND FOB CATALOGUES. eptl.3m Agency of Direct Trade Union, AT MACON, GEORGIA. I hereby announce to the friends of Direct Trade, that tho company has appointed the un dersign their agent at Macon, Ga. (These agentß are under heavy bond for faithful performance of duties.) My oflico will be found at warehouse of Taylor, Willinghom A Cos. For any informa tion touching Direct Trade Union addrcsß E. TAYLOR, Agent. TO THE PEOPLE! THE GREAT WAREHOUSE | ‘ TESTED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY. ,\VE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH SUITS FOR WORKMEN, SUITS FOR CLERKS, SUITS FOR THE RICH, SUITS FOR THE POOR, SUITS FOR YOUTHS, SUITS FOR ROYS, SUITS FOR EVERYBODY THE MOST MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY WE lETVEIR, MADE. EZBEMAN BROTHERS, CLOTHIERS TO THE PEOPLE, No. 55 WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, AND F WASHINGTON, D. C. The Cheapest in the South. $12.00 Per 100 FOR APPLE AND PEACHTREES. Adilrees W. K, NELSON, oct-tf Augusta, Ga. From Professor G. W. Simmons. „ „ „ „ Wake Forest College, N. C.‘October 14, 18^3. Mr. C. P. Knight— Dear Sir : We have for several months past been using your Bradley’s Patent Enamel Pair t on our College Building, and are well pleased with it; though it was applied by one having no experience in such work, yet we have a good job. We shall continue to use it, believing that in point of econ omy, durability, and facility of application, it is superior to any other pigments offeredjjfcbe market. Very respectfully, G. W. SIMMCfSS. From the Vestry ,of Ml. Calvary P. E. Church. Baltimore, August 13, 1874. Mr. C. P. Knight— I Dear Sir : We take pleasure in testifying to the excellent qualities of the paint obtained Mom you and applied to the exterior of Mt. Calvary church in this city. It has been nearly two since it was put on, and for beauty of color, freshness of gloss, and durability it !fhs fulfille'aouiT largest expectations. Bespectfully yours, BERNARD CABTEB, A S. C. CHEW, M.D., IF \ JAMES M. ANDERSON, BENJ. E. BARROLL. . 3* ■ s Lynchburg, Ya., December 9, 187S. T Our readers have seen for some time past an advertisement in the Virginian of this excellent i article, for the sale of which C. P. Knight, 93 W. Lombard street, Baltimore, is agent. We havtf^^k cently had a house painted with it, and find that it is all that the proprietor claims. It has body, covers the wood well, has a beautiful gloss, and, we have no doubt, is a very durable artiTle. f Another great advantage it offers is that it is put up in cans mixed and ready for use. It will give > satisfaction to all who may use it. C. W. BUTTON;. ™ From Hon. Wm. H, Ross, ex- Governor of Delaware. I Seaford, Del., May 19, 1874 L C. P. Knight, Esq. R ■ Dear Sir: Please send me five gallons of you paint, marked on your sample card, No. 32. Al# five gallons, marked No. 43. I am pleised with your paint from the trial I have given it, and believe it to be thecheapest naipt I ever used. Yours respectfully, WM. H. ROSSL __ From Hon. John Welhered. JL_ Ashlyns, Baltimore County, Md. , May 27, 1872. ■ Mr. C. P. Knight: At the recommendation of a friend, I was induced to apply your “Bradley’s” l’aint to my house. I have pleasure in stating that it has proved highly covering more surface thad you promised, is more economical, and carries better gloss than nary paint, and is freer from disagreeable odor. Yourß respectfully, JOHN WETHERED W To The Public. —lt affords me much pleas:,,to state that in July, 1871. Front Street was painted inside and out with “Bradley’s Patent Spaniel Paint,” for which C. P. Knight, West Lombard street, is Agent, and to testify to its sup&iigrity over any and all other similar uses. In no private dwelling can paint possibly tbe very seveLfAi*i4aM dergoes at this establishment, where, during our daily cleaning, soap auilsoda plied to it, and yet it appears as sound and fresh as when first put on. Of the numerous tageß it possesses over other paints, I will only mention its being mixed and ready for use in quan tities to suit purchasers ; its quickly drying properties, which saves much time iu the execution of v work where paint is needed, and its very perceptible tenacity, which imparts beauty and durabi'ity to the objects on which it is used. As such I most earnestly recommend it to the merchants and tradesmen of our city, believiug it will give them greater satisfaction than they can possibly antic ipate. WM. E. SINN, Front Street Theatre. Baltimore, Md., April 25, 1872. C. I*. KNIGHT, Sole General Agent, 93 West Lombard street, BALTIMORE.^ STEWART & WOOD, DEALERS IN THE CELEBRATED P [ May Flower Cook StoveV THE BEST MADE! ♦♦♦ fe-WANTS ONLY TO BE TRIED'S* TO INSURE SATISFACTION. Bringing their Cards from Secretary of Grange, WILL GET SPECIAL PRICES. TIN WARE AT WHOLESALE. 1 Largest Tin Ware Manufactory in the city. All our Ware warranted to be perfect, and to give entire satisfaction. ■*—-a... CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES One of our specialties. Large and complete stock of Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Washboards, Sifters, Clothes-Pins, Etc* GUTTERING AND ROOFING In all its branches, solicited. All kinds of Job Work, in either Tin or Copper, done with neatness and despatch. jggP Send for prices before buying elsewhere. STEWART & WOOD, go Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. E I S E M A N B R 0 T H E R S H°6 RINGER. SABi V* iHMCw X Xv Hardware Dealers Roll Them, Illnjfpr, sl, Kiligspr lOOAOctt, ™ Sh-6, by mniJ, post paid, Circulars free. Address U, W. UII.L a CO., Docatur, 111, DR. WM. ABRAM HOVE. No. 11 Walton Street, P. 0. Box 142. : : : ATLANTA, GEORGIA. oet22-3m