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v *. -’l**:. T K R n s. l* iv in published weekly, on Thnrsdf! m truing, at fitter Dollar*, if paid w ithiu i lit year, and For In uni paid nil the expiration ot the year. , l -riitu n it* mt .■* edtnf twelve line*,will be inserted )i la i \rst m* rtion, and Fifty Cents (breach con* , lt l ice. vdv-rtiNeinentu not limited when handed in, will c ii ter ted till forbid. <1 s f .and uid V-grot** iy P.xecutors, Administrator* lit ;nardiartN, Are required by law to b< tulvt rtiaed in a uiblic days previous to the day of sale. The lilies >f Personal Property must be advertised in like manner forty days. V itice to l> litors and Creditorsof an estate must be pub lished forty days. Votiee that application will He made to the Court ofOrdnia ryfnr leave msell Land and tfe*roef,mustbe published week lv for four months. _ , ■to nth I y Vdvertisements, One Dollar persqnare, for each insertion. \lv rti*ingas Candidates, Three Dollars. 7* I.R T TERS on business must be putt paid. k. k. & j. it. un is Wl LI. PRACTISE IN THE SUPtRIDR COURTS OT 8188, DECATUR, JONES, BAKER, Baldwin, i.ee, twiggs, MACON, PULASKI, CRAWFORD, DOOLY, MONROE, AND HOUSTON. ‘They will attend the Supreme Cooitat Milledeeirillp, Ttawkidwille mil Savummh; Americus and Talliollnh, Decntnr ®kJ Mucoij. Aim, the Circuit Court of the United States, o* opc over Wright’s Hat Srore. Macon, Ant 26, 184fi. l,in - 3 “By ilit ir Works y* shall know litem.” THE Sentiitoffi*-of LOMBARD It PUTNAM i apiin open (ovcrSn-on* t Wouif. .lore,) forth.- aceommodu ttion of their friend, and the public generally. A. t licit .lyle-ef operating lia been tested hv the citizen, ot M.eoli for nearly a year, sod a.liiniwledged by the lx at -.1 mire, as interior to none, it is hoped that their continued note., may depend upon PERMANENT anil valuable opi a liens. Macon, O, i 7. IR4A. ‘4 ©. a* TAflaOK * T. W. Sfc4lt.fi. Jttoracvi S Counsellors at I.air, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS, References: Hod. T. J.Xusk, ) Hon. w. 11. Ochiltritk,./ Nacogdoches, Texas. l)r. J. D. Stvrr, J Hon. Bat,ie Pkvton, ) lVrtc Orleans. Messrs. Wkigrt Sc Cooper, $ Cal. Kdwtnd Blake, Macon, Geo. Sept -13. I3;. ROBERT M. RICHARDSON, Attorney at Law, Zrl>iiliii Kike County, tiro. Will practice Law in the ctwnties of Pike, Henry, Fayette, Coweta, Metwether, Troup, and Upson. Refer la Pop. A. Nis*ct, Powers At VYhittmc, > Macon. R. K. At J. B. Hines, ) and C. I JEW is, Griffim. Chas. G. Turner, BamestMe. Chas. McDowell , Pike V*. Nov IR, 1846 . . ~ ***” (jjr* The American Whit and JeffetsOi tan, Griltin will please copy the above tour times. 1,000 SACKS S\l*T! F’s£ Wmsh,,,ston “‘" I VDF.t. |in :tid Hollow Wure || | kess Cnt Moils, 11 f 1 I |,v t in. Iron, iScorteil 1 to 10 in hes, ■J.titPl I, a. -beet (mo, mtpwt . ILdlow V nre, aynn. ■ ,„t -t , ), I,il ■>, „1, Hi ■•er Steel. n ~ .*d : , I on, •a H r ~1 ‘ . . .le >v ’ E. B. WEED. 44 woe 4MA9iznr, .1 VNUFACIURERS AND HEALERS IN t AIU:r FtJR*IHJRK, Mulberry-street,apposite the Washington Hail , Macon , \\l ERE they keep constantly on hand, \ y? a general assortment. The follow rJCfflß ing comprise a partt Mahogany and Hlack Walnut Dressing Bureaus, Mg ml V Sideboards, Centre Tables and Wash * 1 ® Stands, with ntid without Marble Tops, Card, Side and Ladies Work Tables, Mahogany. Black Walnut and Cherry Hiring and IVa Tahlui, Work Boxes, Portable Desks, Piano Stools, Solas, Divan*, Ottomans, Quarttelln Tables, Looking Glasses, Looking Gins* Plates, &C. Arc. CHAIRS, of more than JO different patterns, Mahog any. Black Walnut, Curl Maple, besides a variety of Stained and Painted,both nlain and ornamental. Rock i„ g Chairs, of .Mahogany, Walnut, Curl Maple and oth er kinds of *JO different patterns. BEDSTEADS,of Mahogany, Walnut,Cherry, Curl, plain lluple and Poplar. WINDOW SHADES, a large assortment constanm on hand. FEATHERS—Feather Beds. MAT PRESSES, of Curled Hair, Moss and Cotton. Ladies and Gentlemen, one and all, nre most respect fully invited to eive as u call before purchasing else where, as we shall use our utmost endeavors to please both in quality and prices. To Manufacturers—For sale, Copal \arnish, Ma hogany and Trimmings. N. IL—Furniture Repaired. Chairs and Sofas re sented with CHneand Huir Cloth. Oct. 7, 1846. 34 4™- MORE NEW GOODS. GEORGE M. LOGAN & ro hnve just received die finest *nil beat assorted slock of FaiM-y li y <onls. that they have ever offered kir sale in ibis market. They are determined to sell every Hrliele on ns reasonable terms as anv bouse in the city, and will not be under said bv anv. Their motto in future shall he. “Guick Sales and Small P-ioftl*,”—-‘Cheap Goods,” the watch word. Urciit Indnccmcnfs ottered for Cash. The following are a few of tlie mnnv articles on hand. Paris embroidered Cashmere Robes—very line, French embroidered Cashmeres, Soper plaid and shaded Cashmeres, Plain Mous d* Caines—all eolors, New style Polka Rohes—for Evening Dresses, Extra fine embroidered Muslin Robes, Fancy Dress Milks, rich and splendid, French Worked Cartes, Collars and Chemisettes, Kid Gloves, Twisted Milts, Silk Hosiery, Ac., Flan nels, Alpaccns, Figured Dimity, Black liotnhar.ines, Alpacca Lustres, Irish Linens, Table Damask, Plaid Ginghams, etc. etc. Cloths, Oaulmern, and Vettings. Fine Cashmere Shawls, Rich Brocade, “ Hl, irk emhroidmed Thibet Slviwls and llandk's. Fine embroidered l.inen Cambric llandk’s, Parse, Twint and Steel Heads, Silk. Button*,nnd Trimmings—of every quality. ALSO, A splendid sssortineat of CARPETING and RUGS low for CASH. Also, a very Inrge and handsome selection of China, tshiss, and Crockory-XVnrc, which will he sold Slurb lowet than usual—as wo are anxious to sellout and discontinue the business. Come and examine these Goods before purchasing, and von can obtain GREAT BARGAINS. On. 7, IH-lri. : >4 RAILEV’S Bt*t P OP WII I) CHERRY— For coughs, colds, asthma, influenza. whooping tough, spitting of blued, and all pulmonary iHeeitses. BAILEY’S SARSAPARILLA—For all diseases s tiring from an impure stale of the blood: soft rheum, armfuls, king’s evil, chronic rlreumutismv dyspepsia niseases of the skin, hones, old ulcers, etc. BAILEY’S FEVER and AGUE REMEDY—The m °ct valuulde remedy—entitely vegetable preparation— and - me gore. BAILEY’S AMERICAN VERMIFUGE—A sure •a'arminator of worms from the system, in general use the United States. , BAILEY’S UNRIVALLED MILITARY BHAV- CnKAM—Thii Article lim Mood thn tent of eight iK ,r i*’ ®* r iMlffe hiffbrftpuiaiNMi throughout Slat** Cfinnrln. and ninai ptrfH of lh< world. ‘jmi.ey’h superior kidei ihi f. uin-with J” without i|>fa preparation ;w* minted the bent article# kind in 11-;. hv the Druggi-t* generally throughout the “Otryjojxf at wholcMle and retail by WM. BAILEY, Proprietor, Apothernriew* Hull, com*r of Fulton and .Sand* Mrecta. Alan for sale by GRAVES, WOOD At. CO., Macon. B J, 1846 4! , If. KEJVD.IWeL C.iKTEIt if CO. t'oiiiinisMioii ,tl(‘reliant | No. 15, St. Charles Street, NEW ORLEANS. H. KKNDAI.L CARTER, > DANIEL PRATT, j July 23, 1844 40 SHERWOOD fc PATTKRSOV, corner of Seeon and Oak Streets, would inform the public that they arc prepared to execute Mouse, Sign anil Ornamental Painting, O K A INI NG, Imitation of Wood and Marble,Glazing and PiperHaupnfi Picture Frames made and Gilded. OLD CHAIRS lle-botturned, Painted and Gilded; Furniture Varnished and Polished. Bell-11 tinging (tone in the best manner, materials furnished and warranted. Inelegance and despatch, it is thei :• determination not to be surpass* dby any establishment in theSduih. Person* in want ofaiiy of the above work, will phase eive us a tali, and examine xpecimens before engaging elsew here April 1, 1846. y 7 laiimhcr for Sale. THE subscribers nre prepared to saw Lumber of nrv size or dimensions, at their Steam Saw-Mill, one and a half miles from the city of Macon : likewise sills or framing timber they will sell ut their Mill or will de liver in Macon or vicinity, on as favorable terms as it j cun be procured from unv other mill. JOHN 1). GRAY te CO. Macon, Sept 9, 1846. 30tf KENDRICK &. CLARK, constantly on hand, ROPE, BAGGING A* l\ TWINE, Sl GAR. COFFEE, SALT, IRON, NAILS, Hi)LLOW-WA RE,&c. &e. all of which they offer at the lowest market prices. Sept 23,1846 y 32 RE % tV COTTON H AVE removed io W. EL Parker’s store, on Cotton Avenue, iiearlv opposite J. Cowles’ Kite Proof Ware House, they have in store and offer for sale on accommodating terms: 2<*o Pieces heavy Kentucky Bogging, ]75 “ “ Dundee “ 85 “ slightly damaged “ “ 50 Coil? Kentucky and Manilla Rope, 60 Bags Rio ("offee, 20 Tons Iron, 50 Kegs Nails, 1000 lbs Tank and Boiler Iron, 800 lbs Spring Steel, 800 Sacks Salt, 20 Box es Tobacco, 10 Henderson Candles, 10 Baskets Champaigns Wine, 5 Boxes Burgundy M 8 Casks lad4m, Macon, Sept. 2, 1816. 29 8.1C0.V, K.iilhY. CANVASSED HAULS, At Atlanta. milG subscriber is receiving with his splendid lot of 1 Bacon, a few superior Nashville Canvassed Hams. Hotel keepers and others wishing to test this article, can have wnall lots forwarded to any Railroad Agent designated, who will ba requested to receive the pay. Also lots of excellent zSides and JShoulders, wiii be forward- and as stated above. J NORCROSS, Dec 3 42 Commission Merchant. WOOD & BRADLEY ! J AYE juxt received another large lot of WINDOW j| SH A DX.S, ome elegant patterns, and of dimeiisioiie to xuit any windows. Also aonu* Black Walnut Windlass Bed stead*. of pulU nix and linisb which cannot fail to picas<. Die 17 ‘ 44tf Casliionublc Vlilllnci-y. iUKS. A- ILOIOUR nAS just received anew and splendid assortment cl . Goods in the Millinery line, such as Pattern, Velvet, Satin and Plush Huts of the latest styles j Straw. Leghofn, Pamela Pearl & Dunstable Bonnets; A full assortment of Ribbons ; Flowers, Feathers, and all kinds of Bonnet materials; Silk,Cashmere, and white and colored Muslin Robes; A fine assortment of Silk, Cashmere and Brocha Shaw Is; New styles of Caps Hrtd Head Dresses; Capes, Collars, Chemisettes, Hosiery J Laces of all descriptions; Bombazines, Alpaccas, Mduslln de Laine, Silks, Me rinos and Cashmere, for dress goods* Macon, Oct 15,1846. >35 BAILEY & BENNETT’S Family Grocery At Provision Store. f fIHK undersigned under the above name, art daily reeeiv* I ing, and now o.i'er fur Rale the following articles, via i Loaf, Crushed, anti Brown Sugars, Blow n, All u in. ami Table Salt, Hm ami Java Coffee, Mol****#, Honey, Cognac* and Peach Brandy, Jamaica ami Northern Hum, Holland and Northern Gin, Whiskey, Ale and Cider, W hite \\ me and Cider V inegar, Port, Claret and Malaga Wines, Cordials, Brandy, Fruits and Lemon Sjrup, Fulton Market Pickled Beef, Pickled and Smoked Beet Tot gue, Family Pickled Pork, Pickled and Smoked Salmon, Pickled Jihad and Halibut Fins. Smoked and Dried Bet f, CotiHh, Tongues and Sounds, Scotch Herring, Sardines, Runnels’ Sugar cured liajtiinore Hams, Ba timbre Mithllings, Mackerel o. lUßin R k nd kits, Boil and Cask I'heese, Ritfj Sweet and lri>*h Potatoes, Onions, Bet is. Turnips, and Pets, Goshen and Coimtf j Buttery. Northern and Georgia Lard, Canal and Country Flour, Buckwheat Flour j, 4 and boxes, Flint Corn Grits, Meal and Huinmofty, White Northern Beans, Sperm, Adainantim and Tallow Candles, Hays* Bur and Shaving Soup, Boston, Butter, Sugar and Lemon Crackt rtt, Hyson, Hyson Skin and S< ot hong Teas, Chocolate and prepared Coco. Plug, Out. Che mg and Smoking Tobacco, Cfgar* and Maeoboy Snuff, Raisin* in L 4 and whole boles, Preserved Currents Citron, Preserved and ground Ginger, Prunes in jars and boxes, Prepared Pepper and Allspice,- Man aroiii, Olives, Auchovit *, Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mace, Pepper Sauer, Capers, Tomato t at* h ip, Cayenne Pepper, Mustard, Sweet Oil, Figs,Sultana Kaisms Dates, Dried Fruit*# Current and oth< r Jellies, a>sorted. Pick!* s, usMusted sir.es ami mixed, Pickled Lobsters and Oysters, Candles, Patent Yeast, Starch, Indigo, Copprrn, Sal A&ratis, Isinglass, Potash, Hraaitiaii, Amerteaimnd F.ngii*h W alnuts, Almonds, Filberts, Picawnr, Ink, Apples, Oranges, l.emolis. Coco Nuts, Matches, Blacking, Corn Brooms, Brushes, Tubs, Tin ware,.fugs, Jars, Corn, Fodder, • sultry, F.ggs, he. The undersigned will, when the weather permits, keep fresh Beef, pork, and Sausages, and ucli other meats and fruits as the market will warrant, and that can be procured. And to all those who may please favor u with a call, it will be our endeavor to give satisfaction in both the article and pr.ee. HF.NKY BAILF.Y, J. A. R. HKNNETT. All kinds of country produce wanted, for which the inuket price will l e paid. M. & B. Dec 17, IMB. B #>/•(/ (itooils Silling fill'. r|t ME subscriber w i-hintr to dispose til Ilia an tire stock I of Dry Good*, will Mil them at greatly reduced pricee, O’Without regard to COST.JJ Those in want of Dry Guod-, arc invhctl to call and examine for themselves, ns the goods will be sold, — Among them may be found. Rich Colored and lilack Silks, at fift rent* per yard. “ Mona, de Lanes, “ 174 “ “ “ Caslimcree “ 371 “ Rept. ib>. “371 “ “ “ Striped fc Fig. Alpneca*, “ 3U “ “ “ Calicoes at extreme low priees, Bonnets front‘2s cents to fft, Bonnet Ribbons at It!}, Ate. Ate,. Ac. The sleek comprises almost every article usually kept in a Drv Good Store, and now is rare opportunity to make a little money, buv a great many goods. Great bargains will be given to those wishing to buy to sell again. N. B. Great inducement to nnv one wishing to en gage in the business, if application nmde smm. next door to the Poet Office. L. V, OOD..vTI . Macon, Dec. 2,146. <a Fotton OMMkntfl A l otion Varil's OF superior quality from th* Thomnton Manufac- Hiring Compnnv, for isle bv the hale. Octol di, KENDRICK At CLARK. ti led*, TIII KxIVA 1,.1 I\l \ISV 38, 1847. FIRE PROOF WARE-HOUSE. I, . 1 ’ | 1N v undersigned, grateful for Y a jP ■ past favors, takes this meth / m od of informing bin patrons, and those who inav give him their business, that he has (for the bet ter seeming their interests) obtained the beautiful and well arranged f ire Proof Ware*House, on Cotton Avenue, formerly occupied by J. Cowles, for the purpose of Storing ('ot-ton and all kind* of Coun try Produce. He will, as heratofoae, give bis personal attention to the Ware-House, and pledges himself to use every exertion to promote the interest of those who may confide business to bis charge. Macon, June 24, 1846. N. ( (| SLEV. jo.vrs A’ holt, £ + rs WARE-IiOUSE ml CO9IIUISSION lUEBCIIAXTS, HAVE taken the Ware-House on Cotton Avenue, formerly occupied by Moui.tkik iSt. Campbij l. Their best efforts will be employed to promote the in terest of their patrons. JOHN JONES, WM. S. HOLT. Macon, June 24,1840. 19 £ + -J LLi—T •*’ ‘■ ■ x If \ire House and Commission Business. &. SEYMOUR w , il! continue the shove bn- * f V siness at ihe same si.iud.and solicit from the planters a share of their punoiiage. Macon, June 10,1846. 17 FACTORAGE COJMIIkSIoV BUS INF.SS. . rWNDK. tuler’e,m il r< turn their grateful / jH 1 J[ (hanks tr.* their trivnd* ami natrons L V for i.ivo, . . -t. In-g hove to inform ilj them (lui tUev wM contimu* so transact , M ‘ ,ore bn in ilie city of Savannah, nmicr the linn of HAMILTON, lIAROKMAN & CO. and they hope, ly their zealous attention *fid bet efforts in 1 all cases to promote the interest of those who favor them with business, to continu** to receive ;i liberal share of patronage, j Our senior partner. Col. E. Hamilton, will,as horetotore, give his pt rsonal attention to the sale of Upland and Sea Island Cut ton, and the purchase of Goods on order*. KV KR AIID H A MILTOV, THOMAS HAH DF,MAN, CHARLES 1?; HAMILTON. • Savannah, August to, TS46. I WARE-HOUSB Comm ission Mr. si ness. OKAVKS, WOOD * ro. TAKE thi.methori f other, that in addition to tlteir wboloaale and i-etai I Dry Goods :md Grocery Rusincsc. they will continue -o transact a general WARE.HOUSK COMMISSION BUSINESS, a, the old .Mini, (lon., known a. Grave.’ Corner,) on the Corner of .ecnnd Min t and Com merer Kow, and would re.peetfullyi’em w toe tender of the, r service, to their planting friend., and others, nh the assn ranee, that those who may patronize tls in this line of hu.i ness, shall have our bc-t endeavor, to do them junior and pro mutetheir interest. Onr Ware Hou.i i, eonvenn mlv situat ed ; and Cotton stored with n.,shall be well taken care of and protected from the weather. We will also assist witli pleasure, our friends in selling their cotton and without charge; and weareatall time, prepared to make advances on the same in Cash or Merchandize. We respectfully solicit a portion of the patronage of the ptiblic. GRAVES, WOOL & CO. EDWIN GRAVES, ) Thomas Wntin, > J. M. Kibrkk, j Mrcoii, July 29, 1846. 34 WARE-HOUSE COttMISIo\'BIJS|NF*S. g r woiil.l mu't r. spectfiil* J T W ly inform hi* friend* and the public l / I generally, tliat he hfts taken that larg and commcnlious Ware-haute forimly k-pt by Gen. F.lias Beall & Cos., but mure rtcnly by Ousli y & and offe r*. Ii is service* a* a Ware House anti Commission Merchant. Any business entrusted to hi* care will nic e ui.h prompt attention, and he would most respectfully oiici. .a “bare of public- patronage. Liberal advances madeon Co-(on in store with him. w , WILLIAM M. ROBERTS. 1 Macon, July 29,1846. I ft 1: o 1:0 #; .n: 11 •#; 7 7 WILL CONTINUE 1 HE XVarc-lloiiNf- aiitl Coin mission Business, \ ’Dsoliciistlit patronage of his friends an< l* public generally. He will occupy the Ware-houst on Cotton Avenue, Bp j adjoining Jones Kt Holt, and nearly oppo lP % p j fe Rosa fk Brother** Store. In eonme tion with t he above, he ha* also rented an other hear to thi one above mentioned. 1* rom long experience in the above business, he hopes to give satisfactian to those who may favor him with their business. He will be assisted in the above business by Mr. M. D. C. JOHNSON, of Culloden,Geo. Macon, August 11, 1846. o§ WARE-HOUSE commission ui smrss. a f IF.siibtcrib* rhHving rented i)u-Ware J ~ M I Home r< t-t-nfly occupied by Watts Ac Moulton, situated on the corner of Third i BnMM and Gaulbu*h streets, would respectfully; inform hi* friends and tliepublic,tht this Ware-housel)ciitr remote from other build ings, i* more secure mul safe from tire than any other Ware* House in Macon. Hi* personal attention will be given, and all order* promptly attended to, eitht r in selling or shipping Cotton sent to his care. In addition,he ha* connected, a large and commodious WAGON YARD, where can be accommodated on* bon red Wagons at a time. ISAAC McCHARY . Aug I J, 1846. [TelefTrapli Copy.] 26tf aiI'LVE , WQO2> & CO. HAVE junt received from the New York auction flulen, 20 crises Kerseys, Linaeya uud Plain#, which will be sold ut very low price#. . AT.no, 10 hhds. St. Croix Sujr irs, 10 4< Porto Krco nud Hurcovuilo Sugars, 12 bale* Gunny Magging, 200 pieces Kentucky do. Kopc, Twine, Sic. dec. Msc Un, Mov. 1016. 42 I OILS, YAINK3, diC. •)( ll I GALLS. Sperm Oil, wUU 100 “ l.ard toO “ Traiflf “ 2 >1) “ Idfiaoed ** 100 u Kegs White Lead, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Venetian Knd, dr*. For sale bv GRAVES, WOOD Si CO. Nov; Wh 1846. 4| rOR BALL, |D BBLS.Corn Whiakcy, pure— made hv the pub- I “ “ scriber. J. W. HOWARD. Wsiiitnl 500 Imislh’ls rviral, for which j llu* highc.l market price ill be panl. Nov 18, IH4(i 40tf : / I JUST receiving a FRESH -apply nf tb. above -n ----pprior Garden Seeilv. Order- will be ree-ied Inr Tree* At Ft.at. Irmn Lamlreth’* I'hiladelphia Gardena. By J. ii. -V VV. S. ELLIS, J n n6 Masonic Hall. Macnn. IT/* Merehanta and other* atipplied with bill* of Drug* and .Medicine*, low for ea-ii.* Macon anti Wrstom Vtailroatl, M won, Jan’y. sih, 1H47. \ PAYMENT will be'made to tli* Sinakliuldera of thi* Company, on the first day of February next, of $5 67 per share, out of the aurplti* monies remaining after the completion of the Rond fixtures and equip ment* : ami a dividend of $1 per share,will b* made at the same time, mil of the net earnings of the Hoad for three months ending on the 31sl nil. The above pat meni* will be made at lh Bank of the Ststo of New York on nil atoe.k reristered at their A gaiier in that fitv, and the remainder at the Office of this Gnnipany. J. G. FORBES, Trwnrer. Jan 111 13 i AOIKI. I rilMFs subscriber has just received and ia daily receiving a J large and w ell selected stock of tiros er it s, Hsirtlicare, Crockery, Iron, Huts. Hoots uiul Shoes. together with a general assortment of Fancy and Staple ID'iJ'J vUOOi>iJ, which he has selected thepast summer in New York Mild Bos ton markets, and cannot tail to suit the wants of his custom ers and the public generally. Having no interest,either directly or indirectly, in nnv of tile Cotton operations of the day,his friends will discover that he can afford to sell his goods ut a very small advance from cost ; as he will never have to nuke upon his goods for losses on Cotton operation*. Hi* friends from the country can also be assured, tnat any Cotton orothei Produce sent to his house for sale, will always be disposed of at the highest market price, a* no individual in any way connected, will he allowed to be concerned in any way in the purchase of Cotton. Any Cotton sent to his house for salt,from his customers, will always be sold, when directed,at the very highest market price, w ithout any charge or commission for selling. AMOS BENTON. Macon, Sept 16, FBSSB FRUITS. StC. BOXES BAI SINS, in drums, tiew crop, 2d drums Snltnnn Now*n r, new crop, A boxes Citron, fresh and fin , 5 blls. Almonds, f Malaga) tYesh, 5 do. soft shell A limn-ds, fr: sh, o do. Brazil Nuts, fresh, 5 do. Filberts, iresh, 30 drums Figs, 6 boxes Lemons, * 5 do. Dqtes, 5 do/.. Bottles Orange Flower Wat rt r, n choice article Ju*t received per brig Macon Iroin New York. l)ei 10 43 _ _ J. SHULTZ. MASTODON COTTON SEED, Genuine and no CfHstake , WILL be offered for sale in a few days, at tin-house of BOSS ?<i BROTHERS. The Seed obtained from | the above mentioned house may In- csnjiitentiy relied on as genuine, being raised on R Abbey’s plantation near Yazoo City, Miss. Price Four Dollars per bushel. Also a sample of R. Abbey’s Cotton can be seen as their office. A. H SHANKS, Macon, Jan 20, 1847 49 R. ABBEY’S Agent. \(>m ftooiN at iTIIJIt DOCK'S. riYHE subscriber has just received at his store on second I street, between the Post Office and Whiting fk Mix's j Shoe Store, anew assortment of Cashmere*; new stjje* and very rich Muslin de Laine* ; Malcolm Plaids for children; Rich Dress Silks; Bonnet Ribbon*; Gimps; Fringes; But ton*, Cords and t assels; Black and White Kid Gloves, Mo recufor Skirt*; Zephyr Wool and Cashmere Sh w Is. \ Iso, anew assortment of Fancy Caflsimerc*. AM of which will be I sold ut unusually low prices. t n-v 18 40 J. MURDOCK. ! *ilk and Fancy Goods. | /A PI EC LS black and colored dress Silks, lUp 3 d>. changeable do. do. 3 do. Satin striped do. do. 5 do. French Mcrinoefl, 5 do. a per Alpacca Lustre*, 25 do. bhiek and colored Alpaccas, 25 do. Cashmere and Cash mere d’Ecosse, 20 Cashmere Robes, graduated and pyramid, 25 Gingham do. do. 5) pieces Scotch and Earlatna iinghaui, 25 do. Embroidered Twilled do. 2000 do. Print*, comprising a great variety, 30 doz. NVrk ‘lies,assorted qualities, 20 do. Hemstitched L. C. Hukf*. 10 do. Men’s L. C. lldkfs. Jaconet Muslin, Swiss do., Victoria Lawns, Cambrics, &c. Cahmc*re, Brocha,and Silk Shawls, Cheap Shawls, groat varietv, Liidii-i’ Ki.l Glotw, i!o.hlMiml Silk, <;impa. Krinitea, Buttons. Uorils, taprs, Lacus, Edginfi, I Velvet Ribbon*, 2 cases Cotton Flag Hdkfs. 1 do. Pongee Silk do. 10 piece* FLiglish Silk do. 25 do. Irish Linens, 5 do. do. do. veryflne, 20 do. Linen Lawn, Table Linen. Table Cloths, Linen Sheetings, Diaprrs, fee. now inJorr, all of which are offered at wholesaleor retail, on accommodating terms, by Nov 11, 1846. 39 GRAVES, WOOD & CO. New tiioods! New <w©©!s! f lIIIE subscriber has just received, mid is now open m ing. his extensive Fall and Winter Mock of Fancy and Staple DRV GOODS. Among which may he found Rich Fig. Silk**, Black and Blue Black Satin, Striped do., Plain Black and Watered do.,Croitsoon Stripe do., Shaded and Figured Cashmeres and De I.aine*. in large quantities, and variety of patterns; < >re gon Plaids, ti new t\le for ladies dres*et; nnil Calicoes; Rich Silk and Cashmere hhuwl? ; Black, i Changeable and Figured Alpaccas, from 20c. to Tarlton, Swiusand Jaconet Muslins; Striped and Plaid do.; Irish Linen; Linen Sh*ding ; Russia. Scotch and Bird-Eve Diaper; Bordered, Hom’d and Revere Stitch Hdkfs; Jaconet, Swiss, Thread and Lisle Edgings: Neck Ties; Gloves; Mills; Hosiery; Cambric and Furniture Dimity; While, Red, and Yellow Flannel; Kentucky Jeans; Kerseys; Linseys; Tickings; Brown and Bleached Shirting and Sheeliog; Negro and Bed Blankets; Carpeting and Mings : Rutland, Leghorn nod Florence Bonnets; Bonnet and Cap Ribbon. French Flower*; Mavsnilles. Corded. Ma* nilia, and (irass Cloth Skins; Corded and Worsted Patterns, Arc., Ac. .Ml oi which a.e now offered to pur chasers of Dry Good* as low an con he purchased io the State. The public generally aie invited to call &ud see for themselves, as the Goods must he sold. E. WOODRUFF. Oct. 7, 1846. 84 __ GOODS FOR SPRING SALES 7 T. VV. BANCROFT. 253, King-st. Charleston , S. C. WOULD respectfully invite the attention of Plan ters and their families, who limy visit Charleston, to his Stock of Rich FANCY and STAPLE DRY’ i GOODS. His stock will be found one of the largest in the city, and he is enabled to offer superior inducements in the w ay of L<>W prices. Tke stock of Negro Goods, both Cotton and Woollen J will be found to embrace nearly all the lending styles of fabrics usually sold—pnrtjet.lnrly the Georgia and S C. Cotton and Woollen fabric*. Also, n complete assortment, Hiah I)resSilk. (col ored and black,) Bombazines, Aloaccas, Colored Mus lins, Gingham*, White Goods, Shaw ls, &c. &c. The stock is intended to embrace every article in (he Dry Goods line. Country Merchants will find It to their advantage4o examine our stock, os the same Goods rr offered at Wholesale in Rooms,separate from tha Retail Depart ment, and at prices well worthy tueir attention* Jan. 20, 1847. ’ 49 3m ISni'gniiiM! Rurguius! IN STAPLE DRY GOODS, AT BANCROFT'S, NEXI BOOK TO A. J. Will I E Ik COS. ININK Knglish Calicooi it 12 Mcmti. *7.4 Shil ling, 4 ci*. White and Red Flaunt U IB 3-4 ct*. Keiftncky Jeans 80ei. SatiiK'i* uhtl Flaui* 37 I*2 ct*. Shawl* 12 1-? cl* to fJOO. 10 ■• ht avy Nrgio K*r*cy* 12 1-2 to 18 3-4 ct*. 5 halrii Blanket* 6V tu 0# eta. 10 bale* Sheet ing*. 10 bale* Oanaburg*. 20 bah** Cotton Yarn 71 ct*. per bunch* Macon, Out 7, tS4. M OROCF.RIKB. rfAHE subseribera eonlinue to keep a e- n ,. r nl assort I ment <d GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at their old stand, eornar of Second and .Mul berry streets,opposite the Washington llail: limy have just received witli oilier articles tlie billowing : ‘2l Hilda. St. Croix and I*. R. Sugars, 179 lugs Green Rio Coffee, ‘i?> do. old Gov. Jsva do. 201111 vards Negro Kerseys, 1000 Duffle Blankets 3 shd 9 quarter, 101 HI yard* Gotten O-nnburgs, l.'i tons Sweedes Iron, 700 sacks Liverpool Salt, l.'lOO pair Ru—el Brogans, with a general aaaortuient in tiiair line, a’l wliieli i- of fered at tlie liiwe.l Casli prices. T liey re-j i elfully in vite all wishing to pun base, to examine their sttiek— believing tliev cannot fail to besotted in price undoual itv 6 ‘ CHAS. CAMPBELL At CO. Nov 4, 1846. ICcuiedies for i vveis, mul Fever tiliil Ague. gIHAMPION’S K’ VI rand AKaelblls, I J Hull’s Ecv. r.uml A|jue Pill-, Howand’* Tonic Mixture, warranted < vual to any prepn ration ot Quinine, tbrsbuv. vompbinu. Kor -air hy J. H. Ki W. S. hi.LIS, 7 35 Cotton Avenue, Macon. New (niioil*. THK vinderaigtled are rt'eoiving ami opes In r at their .lore, a few door- South of the W-.bfnrtea Hall, and next adfoining theGeorgfeS MtaepgerO(fce,a large ami well -elerted .lock •! .... i . I'anru and Staple Foreign anil American |> BY Milted to the present asd appmarhiog-easona. who h will be Wild at extremely low price- by the piece m-otherwise. Plan ters. Merchant-,’ and purchaser- generally,urs respectfully invited to rail and eiaminr theirataek. ‘TptV HMO *L McKUFOJt t CO. CO-PAB.TNBB.SHIP. rWIHR subscriber having take* his brother, Rn.hrn //. | 11 Aifr, into purlinrship, the buxine** will hn-*fur hr continued under the firm of A. J. WHI I K tk CO Macon, July 1, 1846. A. J. WHITF,. The subscriber* have in store, and will be receiving; during the summer and fall) A ifcuersil assortment of fioods, Adapted to the srason, consisting in part of St. Croix and Louf Sugar, Staple i)r> (roods, Kio, Laguira and Java Coffee, Saddlery, Shoes, Iron of all kinds. Liquors of all kinds, Hollow-ware and Nails, Teas—-sonu very Hue, German, Cast &11 littered Steel, Segars, Tobacco, Salt, Molasses, Paints, Oils, Glass, &e. Untitfint:, Ticinc it ml Hove. With their stock of Bagring, they offer some Kentucky 52 inches wide, a ell adapted to square bales, and which was highly approved of the past season by planters. Comprising most articles in the Grocery Line, which they offer at the lowest market prices, and respectfully solicit a Call from their friends and tnc public. A. .1. WHITK h CO. (£7* After the first of October, they will remove to the brick Corner store two doors above their present location, formerly ! occupied by Chap man , Horn & Cos. Macon, July 1, 184t>. y 23 •MiHineri/ anti /Press •Making. lUrs. Poivell V Mrs. Hiirdinr, WILL carrv on the above buainea*, uwd execute all orders in the beat wanner, and most fashionable style when required. BLKACHING AND RF.PAI RING RONNKTS, will also be done at short notice. Theirteiidance i? on the corner of College etreet, near the Female College. Macon. Oct. ‘2B, 1846. Jv 37 CONFECTIONARY AND GROCERY. J. 11. I.A ’IOI ll j TS receiving his new supply of Goods in his line, a ! I mong which lie particularly culls the attention of his customers to A choice article of old Hrandy, Madeira, Port and Claret Wines; Pickles. Spices, Preserves, ('akes, Candies ; Also a fine assortment of Segars of various brands— warranted imported Havana Segars; He will keep a con stunt supply of Ornngw, Apples, Onions, Potatoes,Cheese, Butter, Ruisins, Figs. Prunes, : Almonds, and oilier nuts; All oilier articles usually kebt in that line. PICKLED OYSTERS by the keg. Macon, Oet 15, 1846 y 35 MILL STOI4ES. THE subscriber being Agent for an extensive Mill Ston** E*tabli*bmeiit in Nw*York, will ftnnish to order* iFH FINCH BURRS, ESC#BAS, aud COLOGNE MILI STONES,of any size, and warranted of the very last quality. r RORER'I FINDLAY- Macoy, Vov’ll, 1243. 40 T NOTICE. ~ Ifiai'tfsiin**! Cui’^ains! A place for GREAT Bargains! FT!HR undersigned hnvitfl? taken the store on thecor- I ner of Cotton Avenue and Cherry street, formerly called Ross’s store, but recently having been changed to that of the K£o GRANDE IZOiTSS. begs leave to inform the citir.ens of Macon, and planter*, 1 that he w ill coustuntlv keep on hand an EXCELLENT J OCK of Dry Woods, C-rorcries A Provisions, j of all kinds, which lie will sell at the LO WEST POS SIBLE RATES, being perfectly contented witli QUICK SALE & SMALL PROFITS/ The public generally are respectfully requested, if they want GREAT BAR GAINS, to drop into the RIG GRANDE HOUSE. Goods of any kind given in exchange for all kind* of produce at cash prices. H. N. PUI.SIFER, PROPIUETOR of the RIO GRANDE HOUSE. AT tlte RIO GR ANDE HOUSE’ ran ha found at all times TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SYRUP, MOLASSES, RICE, ItACON. LARD, BUTTER, CORN MEAL, GRITS. FLOUR, M.VCKttUEL, A. , SHAW of tlie best quality in nuarttitias to suit purchas- | ars, AT the l,< (WEST RATES, nod sent to unvpHit of the city FREE of CH ARGE. Macon, Sept IG, 184d. 31 PRINTS ONLY. SPRING STYLES, 18 4 7. LEE & BREWSTER, 44 Cedar Street, New York. IVg l-are to inform Dealer* in Dry ft*odi, tint they have received, ami arc now exhibiting, at THE WAHE*HOIJBE JvXCLUbIVKLY for Printed Calicoes. 500 CASE3 Comprising all the Hew Spring *tvlcs, Os British. French and American Manufacture: which, in ADDITION to their usual stock, render* their assortment one of the most beautiful and attractive in Hie city ; ami bar in gjust lteen purchased for CASH AND SHORT CREDIT, Arc- offered tty the pin-, or package on lilt- lame lerau, at and below manufacturer* price*. Catalogue* of price* (corrected daily,) are placed in the hand* of buyer*. Purchaser* will inform themselves of the state oft he mark et and be well repaid for an examination, even if they do not puuhas.. prcu i iar advantages p)r executing order* for print., which are re.pec.full, „ RKWSTRH( Jan 20,1 MT y* ** trdar Stre.i, ft Tomorliitlii Division No. I, S. of T. PLEDGE. No Brother shall make, buy, sell, nr use a* a beverage, any Spirituous or Mall Liquors, Wine or Cider. There will be a meeting of this Division on TO-MORROW KV ENI Mi, (FRIDAY) at the usual time and place ot meet* ***• JOS. MURDOCK, W. I*. J. M. BIVINS, R. S. Dee 24, IM4>S. 43 llfitft! Huts! Hals! A FEW cases Gentlemen's fashionable HATS, just re- Lived by N. MiKINNUN 6l CD. Jan 20, 1847 49 CHE&OXCIB X.IXVIE. f|AHF undersigned keep a full supply ot the abovrarticle I on liuud, and si ll it at One Dollar uml a quarter in r box, for rash only. SCOTT, CAKIiAR i & CO. Jan 20, 1847. 47 DB.. BUCKLIZ4 k TeIXXiX.S’ Original American and only genuine riexililo A riialilp tjialvauir Kamls, UrncflftA mitl f ovmkiK*. To Messrs. Rucklin Ik Mills: Having been called upon by your Agent,Mr. Burgm*r,for a statement of fact* in relation to the# fleet* of your Galvanic Hand* in a case of Rheumatism, I will therefore relate ike following : In April last I had a severe attack of Rheumatism, Cramp and General Debilitation. My left arm and shoulder became numb and useless from the Rheumatic attack. 1 applied one of your bands on my wrist, anil other parts of the arm, which relieved me in one week of all pain, ami has restored the arm to its former usefulness. P. A. HACkLEY, 216 Market-st. Albany, July *sli, 184.8. 1 hereby certify, that I used onrof Dr. Rocklin N Mills’ Pliable Galvanic Band* fur pain n the piiofibe Stomach and the load, and in 15 or .0 minutes 1 became ea/iy and sent to sleep , when 1 awoke 1 was Anally relieved. SARAH A. SF.AVIY, U Ualtlc-str*et,Boston. Albany, Sept. 10th, 1845. Messrs. Rucklin fc Mi list I have used your Galvanic Bands tor Headache and Rheu matism, and found immediate relief from the applicsti nia both cast *, and believe it to be the best remedy now in use ; and 1 cordially recommend it to the afWieUsl in the above cases. ROBERT H BURGESS, Corner of Lydius and Grccn-sts. Albany. Doct. Rucklin fc Mills r 1 have been many year* afflicted with a disease of the heart, severe palpitation, trembling and great prostration ot the entire system: I nail been under tne care of many skilful Physician*, sad my case pronounced horn less. 1 saw your agent in West Troy a few Week* ago, and purchs*. u of him one of your larger Rinds, the application gave me immediate relief. 1 have continued its use : 1 nm com para rively restored —I am fre. frwtn pain, restored in spirits, and feel a strength of body and freedom from infirmity njt ver expootrd by me, and it i* with great pleasure I recommend your Galvanic Bands to those like meafflieted. (Signed) SAMUEL CONGER. West Troy, St. V. Sept. If, 1845. lor sale by i H. fc W. ft. EL1.13. VOLUME XAIV.-A0.50. HEW CjvICOCEKY AND PROVISION STOKE, illtilbpiry Strecl, W. F2UE2£2VCAW IS now receiving a large assortment of FAMILY G ROCK RIFS AND PROVISIONS, which he will aell an low for CASH, ns can he furnished by any oth er establishment it the city. He will he constantly re ceiving from New York, supplies of the best and fresh est that can he had in the market. His puppliea consist in part of the following articles : Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, S vrup, Tea. Fish, Sperm Gil, Soap, Toharco,Spices, Nuts, Raisins, Crackers,of all kinds, Pickles by tlie Jar or Gallon, Butter, Cheese, Apples, Arc. Also, a fine assortment of Stuart’s celebrated Steam Refined Candies, and Stuart’s Vanilla Creatn Candy. Persons wishing any of the above articles, are re spectfully invited to call and see him. Mucon, Oct. 28, 1846. 37 Watches, jewelry, Ac. Ac. oo s. 11. DAY would inform hisfrienda _ and tbt* public that he ha* bought the Q/TliTNk Stock formerly beleiiging to C. G. St. ar~/ John, deceased,couaisting of goln and ail !a|\l yL. ver Watches, Gold Fob and Guard Chains, Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles, Gold Bracelets, Clasps, Gold Snaps, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Ladies’ Broaches, Gent’s Pins, Knives, Sciinrs, Haaors, Uasor Strops, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Pis tols, and many mire tilings, too numerous to mention H will have new stock constantly coming, and will order goods at the request of those who may wish any thing in his line. REPAIRING. Watches and Clocks Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest I notice, and done iu the best possible manner, and warrant! <1 t<i keep good time, and done at the cheapest price. Rings, Pins, Bracelets repaired in the best possible manner. Engrav ing also neatly executed. Persons would dii well to call and see what ha will do, and there is no doubt but they will be pleased. Maeon, Jan. 28, 1846. WATCHES. JEWELRY, AC. .1. A. A S. s. VIRGIN, At their old stand on Colton Aeenue, opposite Washington Hall , YV GGLD inform their friends and ▼ Y llio public, that they have now gjF / ” 11 good assortment of Gold anti Sj|u pljm Silver Watches of the vartoua makers, and of different kinds; also a good as aoeUnent of Gold Chains, Seals anti Kevs, and a variety of other articles, consisting in part ol tin* billowing: Spoons of pure Silver; Gold and Sil ver Pencils- Gold Pens; Gold Foil and Wire lor Den tal'S fatthir.uahle Jewelry, Breast Pins. Finger Ring?, Far Ring* ol latest patterns; superior Ptm and Pocket Knives; Razors and Sltopo; Scissors; Bead Bugs and Purees with steel ornaments* Head Ornament? do.* Sfeel Pens of Gillott’s make; Pistols and Guns; Ther mometers; Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes; Twe zers; an assortment of Toys for Children, wiih a varie ty ol oilier articles, which will be sold very cheap for cash. 1 S. 5L V. would Like this opportunity lo ant, that lie line t* *?ord assortment o* watch materials carefully se lected iv himself: the?*, with the superior sdf of looU he h ts to work with,** well as other advantages, he t Muki bn i a nrepared lo exocule work as well as work j’eis ,o fie'done, it will be bis aim to give entire satisfac tion o ?*M. * Dee 1846. Cloths, Cassifiiors, Vestings. Ac. SUPKB Wet or England Black, Blue-black, Blue, laris iu. nt °* Vei1 ’ Brow,l >*“ and fa,,t, y Cloth*,an excellent assort- I.ondon, Tweedea,French and American Cassinurs Velvet, Satin,Marseille?, ami Fancy Vesting. hy n - **i"soh & co. oept 30, 1846. STRONG & WOOD SKS.N OP THE 810 BOOT, liriek Building opposite O. M. logout ff Co's., pH ABB n “ w receding mid openin’?* V. £*,!? r * e ll ,ll' le, l'li | i •Mortment of * f hats &cai*s, 14. thrv Offer for a!e at reduced price., or -is lo* U. they run ho pur- I clm.ed 111 I hi. or any other Soillliori) nmrkoi—comnris- I !"*. ,n .PV ,hH <U"*ing hi ode, viz : Gent's fine French I ■; 11:1,1 * •*. ; do. do. douhle sol- ,|n. do •do - 0. -tom do. , ; do. do. pegged do; do. doillde soled do. do. ; do. iglii do. do.; do. (.’air and Kip Napoleon tapped do.', do. hue Hue Call’ half Boot, and Brogans do do. <Uu*h; l.astm* *d Goal Brogans of varioui M\ es. Mens Kip and thick Boon; Boy’s Calf, Kip utid tii*ck Boots; 4 ouih sdo. do. do. ** For Ladies- Fine I,lack (Jailer Boots, thick and thin lOfe; fine colored do., variety of colors; tine .tlnroc co. Kid, f • ka and Lace 800 l tec; fine do. do. and tioat | C k ,7’ ’" e,H - do - Ties and Bus kins, Mm |< and colored. Far (Jitiier, Polka, Kid and Goat ueh Boor tee. and Buskin.; Kid BHppera, Ties and Cloth fixed Buskins, black and colored. ~ , \' r , ri : i, ‘ l .!’ e “~ A .•"rsT** B.soriin.nt of Polka, Gaiter, Kid, l.loth mikJ Morocco Bootters. Men’s, Women’., Boy.’, Mi.se.’, Vonlh.’ and Chil dren a leather perged Bootieea and Shoes,of all deacrin tious and <|iiuhtics. * Anew and beautiful article of Metallic Rubber Orer. shoes, lor Gentlemen, Ladies nod Misses. To Planter*—H,7bO pairs of Plantation or eoarse Bro. fan.; a prime article of Men’s double sole Iron and Wood tacked Kns.etl and Black; do. do. ain?le sole do. do. do ; Bovs and 1 ouih.’ of the aaire aualitjes rl/.0-L, dozen prime Calf Skin.; 10 dozen Mnin*a 7hd n Ty n ‘i 7’i rP . ; ‘7° lbs ’ llK '" lu< k Sole Leather; 7Uo lbs Oak Sole Leather. Bindicrt, Lasts, Pegs,Thread, Awls, and all otherar ticle. used in manufacturing Bom.and Shoes. n ITS A.lill CAPS. ■T'*’ \ l " , ' v lnid * ) '’ Rl| liful Stock, of all lie. \ 1% 1 “rmthm.; Men-* and Bovs’ Palo Alto HAI; and ( APS. Gentleman’s lashion- Hide Beaver and Moleskin m dilireni qual t l,,eH ; Wen’s While and Black Wool If u- Men s, (]>’ and l outhi’CAßlS* of nil descriptions and ( t U) * B ies. Mucofi. Oct 14, 1811 36 Dll. It. IIR AX I) ItETH’S Vcifciabl*) VnfV4‘i-HMI l-iils. THIS i.eifinne l. acknowledged tu lit am- ol iln- mo.t val uable ever discovered . . purifier o| iht blood and flu id.- In. niperiorto S.r.jp.rilU, whether.,* Mtdorilu-or al*erativr,attd .t.nil. infinitely beSwe .11 iht- preparation. .ndeoiobin.tioii.of Mercury. It. purgative prnpertie.are .‘one ol me Icn table value, for these pill, maybe taken ilaile * L * r any period, ami instead of weakening bv the eathartic ef fect, they add .trength by taking away thteauae of weak net. Ihe have none -f tit mite ra It Ir effect, of that ileaillv specific Mercury. The ter lb art not injured—the bom alnl'ii mb. are not paralyzed—no : but in.mil nrthi ,cdi,tre,iii)-yiiipioti. new lift and eun.et|urnl animation i. evident m every move nit-nt ol the bod). # ‘ These Pill*, for colds, cough*, tightness of the chest, rbeu matismin the head or limbs, will be found superior to uny thing imagined of the powers of medicine; and in bilious af fections, disprpxia, and in alldiseuscs peculiar to women they should be resorted to at once. For flale nr J. Kook Store, On ('ofton Avenue Opposite \\ aahingfon Hail. W4J. yin .ialure’o Great .Intutote \ GAINST thal vaal tinnily of dinett*** which nrieo from the impurity of the bIood—INDIAN COM* I'Ol'NI) | i-iXTIIACf OF SARSACARII.I.A, pre pared with ilia litimiat rare front the heat material.. No other medteloe at-la with etjual power and kindli •tea,. lU fn.e, of McrofuU or King'ii Kvil; lilotchea, Itile,, | ettora, I'uin* in the Bone, and Joint*, Kruption*. I'nnplt-a, Stubborn IJlner*. lUu-Mmaii.m, l'hronic Sore Rye*, nod nil dineaae. arising from lndigesiion or l)v*. prpsiu. I.iver Oiseaae and Affection of tne Kidney* yield readily, ami the whole ayateni i* renovated and innde to lilooui anew. Uadie* oi delicate and debilitated habit*, children alilmled w ith bail humors are wonder lolly relieved. Tlii* article is warranted to he made from the heat and pure*! material*. For rale at M. IIA l{ I I.E I f'S Drug Store. Free #1 AO, in quart Nov IS, Iblti fun 10 ZXATS AND SHOES. fly Cirnvcfit Hod A l. • ),*r CASES Angola, Russia, Moleskin, and Nutria llnre, T> cases Men's nml Rots’ It. C. Wool Hats, 15 44 Men’ll nml Boy’s Cloth, Glazed uml Sealett Caps, 10 “ “ “ thick black Brogans, 10 ** “ “ Russet llrtignns, 20 “ “ “ I lined and Bound, Women’s high quarter Shoes, NY(iinen't low quarter Shoes, Women’* Kid Slipper* and Buskins. Children's and Youth’s Shoes, Vc. dke. C?ompri*in': a general assortment of fresh goods in this line, which will be sold at a email advance, by the rRM or at rclutl. Nov 25 41 Notice. I FOR WARN all persona from trading for n note for twenty-five dollars, due in October last, given by nil to Rnr- Steward, of Kentucky—ns I do not intend paving it mail compelled bv law. DANIEL GRANT. Upson county, Jan. 5,18*17. 47 *3w CAUrDT RTTaJt. AFF. V,* Hog* jurt rwvcitgd, willbeinM Jew. Not ■ 40 J. MURDOCK.