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Harvest lime is fully upon us ; tlio face of Nature is assuming a tinted hue; but if those who have money to spend desire to bo made CHEEiRIPTJIL. -A-TSTD HAPPY They should not delay calling at my Store. I have a complete lino of MERCHANDISE, such as Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Groceries, as well as tho SAIGON ARTiD RESTAURANT In the Town. Fresh Oysters always on band. Hot CoiTee and Fancy Drinks arc also bard by. In a word, if you want to make purchases to advantage, and afterwards to satisfy tho inner-man, I respectfully request you to call on F. II. W. BRIGGMANN, oct 1877 cty Bargans can always bo bad at my store. Notwithstanding the dry hot weather and the scarcity of mhncy, il my friends will call on me, tho will find auch bargains as will make them feel happy of good things of every description always on band in the general mcrchan dize lino Cn'.l i:i and ouaininc for yourselves and save money C ID KORTJOHN. NO MISTAKE! take HEPATINE The Great Remedy for nil Diseases cf the Liver. take HEPATINE The Great Cure for Dyspcpsiai and Liver Disease. take HEPATINE The Great Cure for Indigestion and Liver Disease. take HEPATINE Tho Great Ciue for Constipation aiu! Liver Disease. take HEPATINE The Steal Cure ? i . ck ' I . he fi Liver Disease. Ihc Great Cure for Chills, Fevers and Liver Disease. take HEFATIMjS The Great Cure for Bilious Attacks and Liver Disease. take HEPATINE Fc* Sour Stomach; Headache ami Liver Disease. take HEPATINE For Female Weakness, (Jencr.d Debility and Liver Diccasc. K DYSPEPSIA? \ A stale of the Stomach in which 1 i Its functions arc di iturbcd, often I* without the presence of other diseases, attcnd< I with loss of ar9*ct'te, nausea, heartburn, pour stomach, rising of food after c"4tin;j, sense of fullness or weight in the stmnnch, acrid or fetid eructations, a fluttering or sinking at the pit of the stomach, palpitations, illusion of the scare--, morbid feelings and uneasiness of vari ous kinds,and which [ispermanently cued if you take ffj 9f] Constipation or I j\ Costiv?nes3 ? r'.ite of the bowels in which the evacuations <l ? not take place is designed by nature and arc Inordinately hard and ocpuHcd with difficulty, caused by a low state of the system, which diminishes ihc action of the muscular coat of the stomach; This disease is easily cured if yen will take A co1 lion of the Stomach pro <i: II yinactivityoftheLiver, wh< n the food is not properly die :^d, and in which condi tion the sufferer is liable to become the victim of nearly every disease that human flesh is heir lo? chills, fever s and general prostration, it is positively cured if you take ZEE IE! PAT1 isTIEJ Irl ' esadachs? . one time supposed that tile sc..: of the brain was ill the Stomach. Certain it is a wonderful sympathy cists between the tw o, and what effects one In* an imme diate effect on the other. Ko it is thai a disordered stomach invariably is followed by a sympathetic ac tion of the brain, and headaches all aiisc from this cause. Headaches are easily cured if you w ill take ZE312H JPJiJJDT IsTEJ WffAffl K\ Sow Stomach? ||M IS Heai^burn? I I tiaZil Li Bill I he former is the primary cause ofthe latter. A sour stomacit creates the heat and burning sensation. The eon tents bl ihc stomach ferment and turn sour. Sick Stomach, followed by kr>i'>"e. colic and diarrhoea, often occur. When the skin i> yellow, TAKF. iE PAT III" 33 When the tongue is coated, E FAT IN B DEATH TO DXSEAKS3! Y?r litter, bad ta-tc in the Mouth, 'y/'v>\ "I'll I? B FAT 1 2J B L.j "A teaspoon,nl in a wineglass full of wati r, as directed oh boillc, and you never v. ill be sick. Tins is saying a great <!c..l, but wc B^S NOjgStASB! SPATITfS e.a*0 cilia tl.rili i ..^ ava "i c'.ViJ . FIFTY DOS23 IN EACH 20??LS. Fun SALF. L?y A. C. DUK KS. Druggist. ET may 19 1K77 ly K0R3E af.D CATTLE POWDERS, \Vlll euro or prevent Dir.croo. >.'.?) nOTlSBTTlU d!o of t'oi.ic. Potts or Lr???l Fb> Tzb, if Foute'a Powders uro used In time. FonU'srowdcra will coro and prevent lino Onor,rn* route's PowderswUl proveoc ciAivaa ix Fowl* es pecially T?rkeis. Fout/.'ii I'ov. tK-rs will InTor-eo thn quantity of milk lad cream twenty per couu, uu>l make lUo butter Arm lad nrret. FoUtZ'S I'nwdrra will rnro orprrvrnt nlmostSCTOBI IM;-:>M K (li.tt llorag mid C'.ittlo nro heir to. Fop'ra'a I'owdekb'wilIiUIVS BjLTiSFACTCOtf. fcold everywhere DAVID U.FOTJT3, TVoprlrtor. DAI.TT.KOllE. Kd. Soitl by Dr. A. C nUK KS; Ai.tl Dr. J. G. WANNAM AlvER. may 10 1^77 ITCm S AXiTD. A house and iol ni Jamison's Turn Out bounded on '.'.:?? Kaf I !>v 11 * ? - S. ('. Hail ;! ml- } ill I pilld Miritn. Atwlv fo C lour (libbed D.i..ni and i'icccs. 1 Cheapest in town by A. FISCHE It. GOG ?n ca. . iH the mOHt Ki'lltnl t>:il*ntn ever U80?' O}* Biifr<>rnrH from nulmonarjr Olsen*?*. C 11 in cothnoMiu of hnrhal producta, wiurii hnvo ii Bprcltlo efTorl; rui tln? thron? und liin;T*; ilotoch??.*. from Um l?r coli* all lr ritnttna itmtt? ?. <:n!Mfs l? to li^ expeoto* -..i1:m!. :'.n<l fitonoc ciltcek* tho inn.inimn.tlnn wl?i< .i produce* tho conjfh. ? Bliitffle doan rolicvos tho mont <l(p<ln*r luirpxyaim; K<ioili?*n norrousnt'?R, itntl eiiHljiea tlir mif fi'r--r i ii ?>n luv vofi ill nli;ht. IJolmi it plonnnnt cordial, it tone* tltn vr-ak ?tom nt*h, lind ii nicciaily xecouiuiciuled for children, q What Ql7irrssa?f about ?> Tail's J?xjjeeibraiit? Had Asthma Thirty Years, Hxr.TtMOUK, Ffbntary^,\S,-%. ?*X Iiai- : had Asthma thirty years, and never found a medicine that lta.<I euch a fiapnv rnVct." W. F. (-IOQAN, Charles 8t A Child's Idea of Merit. K<:\V OkLEAKS, Jiovev.isr ii, i ?70. "Tutt'aJixpectorant is a familiar name in my house. My v/ile thinks it tho beat medicine in the world, find tho children any it is 'nicer than molasses candy.*" NOAH WOODWARD, 101 N. Poydras 8t. i> "Six, and all Croupy. "I am the mothci of tixchlldn n; altnflhera have utt'a Expectorant, I don't rived toitiu of the attacks. Y.'ith Ihinlc limy could ha\ It ;s a muthcr'u ht'l>i"cj." KAflY GTZVHN3, Frankfort, Ky. A Doctor's Advice. 11 In my practice, I advise all families to keep Tut t ? IZxpectiuaut, in Midden emergencies, for cough., croup, diphtheria, rtc." f. P. ELLIS, M.D., Newark, N.J. ?otitby nll itrngahta, Vrirr or.no. Oj^ic* lilt Murray tttrett, JV< ir> Xorle. " Tutt'sPills are worth thclrweiehtin pold.1* R&V. I. R^SIMPSON, Lnuiivillo, i. *'Tutt'.i Pills ore a ^pSciaT"bIrs?rnrf of the nil Kcnlh century."-REV^F. R. OSGOOD, New Yori.. "I have used Tutt'I"PilVs'?ortorpor of the liver. They are Superior to any medicine for biliary dis orders ever made?.'1 I. P. CAHH, Atlorriy^at Law, Augusta,- Qa. " T have used Tntt'sThTfls five years in my family. Tin y are uncoua'ed fnrcofiivenesa and liillousuei ^." F. R. VVI! SON^Geornatown, Texas "I have used TuH'-< *?Tc7iicine with preat benefit." W. W. hlANM^Editor Mobilo Rspiatcr. "We sell fiflv h )V,s lnt?s Pill? to fv.- i f others."?3AYRE & CO.. Cartcrsvitle, Ga. "Tutt's Pills have only to be tried to estai their merits. Thrv work like tnnelc." W. H. BARRON. 96_Summor St., Boston. *? There is no medicine M> well ad.iptcd to the cu.. of bilious disorders :is Tutt'* Pills." JOS. BRUMMEL, Richmond, Virginia. AND A TlfgCgJ^D MORE. Sold hy <tni[7r/tn'?. x?S centa a ho.r. O?lcc 3S Murray Street, Ke.io Turk. UTS illm lim* It rout sold Low Down ?5 by A. FISCHER. H. S. HETOEKEH, Agent, CORNER RUSSELL & BROUGHTON 6TS., # Offers for sale at the LOWEST CASH PRICES his largv, and well assorted stock of GROCERIES consisting of Coffees, Bacon, Teas, Strips, Sugars, Haras, Flour, Lard, Grist, Butter, Meal, Soap, Rice, Starch, And always .keep on hand a full supply of LIQUORS, WINES AND CIGARS. I am disposing of the halauco of my old stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, TTnts, Crockery and Glass Ware at and below COST PRICES. Canned Salmon, Lobsters, " Mackerel, " Oysters, " Tomatoes, " Green Peas, u Corn Beef, /lound. Alco for salo 1500 lbs Dry Salt Hams ^ 10 cte per H. S. RENNEKER, Agent. Arriving -ON" EACH T AO! Is a LARGE and VARIED Assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Cotton Bagging, Ties, &c. All of which will be 1 U ( TTT\ IIP! Im Our CUSTOMERS arc requested to cull in and examine our STOCK Attentive and polite CLERKS will tjrait ?p?? them. No troubic to show Goods. SAYE MQHEY By BUYING from us. . C. PI LOUI S HAS JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK With the Largest Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS Ever before oflcrcd in this Market. My Stock is so Large and Varied that it is impossible for me to enum erate the different articles. All of which I am offering at the most OW PRICES! from jnow is I he lime for everybody [to buy their Full and Winter supplies T) LOUTS the gro:e ! The above is a broad assertion mit nevertheless thai my Stock,of HEAVY AND FAXCr GROCERIES Cannot be excelled in Quality and IxiCo tu ihi> Market, and to prove the above jus! step in ami examine ?>r yourselves at the Storu <>!' PlW. BULL. COUNTED PRODUCE bought at the HIGHEST CASH PRICE. A fine assortment of ^reSli. j?l,2LCliLCI,S el ways on hand. Emm pi store At this pepular store cau always be found a full and well selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ] Oils, Varnishes, Fine Soaps, Perfu mery, and in fact everything that is kejit in a first class drug store A speciality made of Cigars nndj'Tobacco The largest stock cigars of in Orangcbnrg at prices to suit the pdeket Physicians prescriptions compounded by experienced and carefu hands Recognizing the fact that, In medicine purity is above price we shall spare no pains to secure tho very best and purest medicines Persons desirous ol purchasing will find it to tbeir advantage to inspect my stock before purchasing elsewhere A call is soliciteg A; S. HYDRICK, Druggist, o ct 30 1775 52 PIANOS AND ORGANS PROF. ANTON BERG Agent laitlrien A littles Southern Mtisie House, "MiiHichnth charms to sootte tho savnge breast." I am now prepared to offer inducements to tho public of Orangeburg that have never been heard of boforo. I have a magnificent assortment or Pianos from bickering, Haines Bros., Hallet, Davis <fc o., and Southern Gem, etc., and Mason & Hamliu's Orgaus. Pianos from $200 and upwards. Terms extraordinarily easy. Organs from 870 and upwards. Besides Violins, Brass Instruments, Violin Stringy, Sheet Music, and in a word, everything that a musical taste can suggest in tho above line. I cau be found at Slater's Hotel, where my iastruments can bo inspected, und whero I will always be glad to give any information on tho Piano Organ, Violin, &c, required, sept 30 ly Office OF EO. H. CORNELSON I would respectfully inform my Friends and the Public in General that I now receiving the LnrgeBt and Beet Selected Stock of Fall Goods Ever ofFercd in this Market, consisting of Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware, Woody Willow, Glass and hina Ware. BOOTS AND SHOES A Speciality, and I would especially bring to their attention that I oesi Opening tho FINEST STOCK OF CLOTHING Ever exhibited here, as also that I have opened a FTJRJN"ITURTH: DEPAETMENT Also a fino assortment of SADDLES AND HARNESS All of which will be sold LOW DOWN for CASH, and everybody is invited to convince himself of the Truth. A Full Stock of PROVISIONS and BAGGING and TIES on hand.. COTTON and all COUNTRY PRODUCE always bought.at Highest Market Prices. Respectfully Yours _GEO. If, CORNELSON. Gome One! Come Alii TO DOYLE'S gCORxSTER. J. H. SCHACHTE With a 'full supply of Groceries* Shoes, Clothing and General Mer chandise ALSO Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, AT Low Down Prices. Beg leave to call attention to heir Increased Facilities for supplying all wonts in their line. All grades RI E for sale at IX)W FIGURES. GRIST ami MEAL (Bolted) for sale at " " hoicd loan Rice exchanged lor ROUGH. "Highest Market Price paid for ME *i l O BH. OU R i>L A.>rrisrGr M*i*^ _\? Lately ERECTED enables us to furuish DRfcSSED LUMBER et Ca lient d of PRICES, as follows: DRESSE-i FLOORING, $15 per M. and Dresse?! oiling, $14 per BE. Bills for ROUGH LUMBER, sawed to order at lowest r*te?. FOR SALE l'lastcrig Lathes, Maohino Oil, low down. A large number of Second-Hand Portable and Stationery Engines In Good Worldug Order, for sniff very Low. We invite? ?!j interested in home enterprise to visit our E*o\bJh* J. STRAUS & CO. (Cor. Market .iad A M?}.m Strwfftj ?imiwru i.wMii W????WM?nMMWM? ?? i. nj'flmMtWWB?WS SOOTHERH CALENDAR CLUCK CO., HAWKINEVILLE. (iA., April 1877. Southern Calender Clock Co.. 714 Washington Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. Ge>'TIEMEJ??Each one of us having purchased one of your valuable "FASFIION CLOCKS" ar. desirous that our friend* and the public should know how we appreciate the same. We say, as all others, that it is tho most perfect piece of mechanism ws have overseen. The Calendai is perfect, its work, the time department cannot be surpassed anil the tinisli i-i ths finest we have ever seen put to a eloek. It gives us pleasure ia rcccommendingso worthy an article, and also to do business with as energetic, fair dealing gent leinen as your agents Your One Price Sysicm we appreciate, ana ws wish you as good success elsewhere as you have had in our county. Very Respectfully, Judge J R Holmes, Dr J II DuPrec, J Q Ellis, W II Joiner, S A Ivey, Ii W Judge, E N Glorier, L A Stubbs, R 11 Slanplcy, Kussel Cowry, J D M Peavy, H Marshal, S II Lewis, f: S Griffin, Duncan McEathen J W Allen, J II Clarke, II C Walters, TJ Ken fro w, Joshua Coflee, J S Wilks, W II Murray, Stenheus Jones, J C Barnes Frank Balcom. Wm G Ounn. W II Brown, J T Bo rum, W B Tarver, Mrs V C Napier, G M Newby, J II Summerford, C M Lester, J A Hammock, Wm Short, W D Coley, J C Shannon, II V Balcom, Jefferson Glocicr, S W Thompson, L L Richardson, L W Moreland John Hatcher, Fames Glocier, II B Felder, J R Sauls, J Robert Taylor, W L Hooks, W J Johnson, Mrs. Fannie Jones, Susan E Dunaway, Duncan Daniel, Isiah Smith, W H Noblin, - J T Moreland, A J Lockerman, Robt Reag, T Z Cnnis, F M Means, J W Jones, J II Daniel, Lafeyette Reagan, E K Hudson, W II Lane, John Rntbcrfcri, J L Downs, R W McCarty, W n Snmmerferd, Wm Chance. Wm Faulk, David MeAILater, S BStorall, R B Petty, J K Bainea, B W Browa, John Daniel, Wesley Ivey, N Vincent, 8 II Boy ton, J C Full ingles, S B Coouy, EHgh Bottler, J H Hill, Mrs C M ScarbroughJudgo C A Setose** R T.Williams, H H Story, Alex Reagan, Miles Lancaster, STATE OF GEORGIA?Pulaskie County. I. F. T. McGrif)', Ordinary of said county, do certify that I am personally acquainted with a number of the foregoing named persons, and an satisfied that they are reliable* The character of citizens they aro belling to in this county are first class, andlaaa Fatisfied from the fact, as well as being personally acquainted with a groat nan/ of the parties they have sold to in the counties of Twiggs, Houston, Dooly, Dodgo and Wilc?x that they are reliable. I further certify that since the Company have been doing business in this eteliea making Hawkinsville their headquarters. I have become acquainted with several of the Company, and from the deportment ofthe entire Company, I fed no hesitancy ia aajiny that they ere gentlemen of reliability nnd wothy of confidence. Witness my hand and seal of office this April 12,1877. . P. T. lfcOBIFF Ordinary. LIBERTY HILL, CRAWFORDSVILLE, GA. 27 An?. This is to state that I have tried one of the Southern Calendar Clocks "Fashion" tmd am well pleased with it, it ia an accurate time keeper and quite an ornament te the ALEXANDER H. 8TOTHMW? room in which it is situated. Oct 0. It