Daily press. (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1867, December 18, 1866, Image 4

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If' ■WAT MORNING .....ZomTiViim —The United State* U the owner or —Member* of ParlUment travel ire# M the Auatralian railways. . , the pienpertt) of Oslverotfr * " J££ Scotch fcmen have sailed for Texan. s . rirsjs.ir.rg^T "®S3S? *SS * worth two in the hand. Myianr'gy tasr «*w million stoop. —When is it ussteasto try to borrow W'-tSioolt .p® 2! m -rla l few«io.fleho9>« tWdemaa4 « for •«4 |>iiH|isii sin k! >■ .. “ PP *“ —Courage ought to have eyes as well —The &shh>4 Os m UU Wthe Hf.AWitata, wintofehifie stastthj ooilsra hndu —A Saxony ■ eritahntr manuftaorw dvm /Ttrtvt* * «■ a divinity that shapes oat; when contem lire plating ttokiak «a hi* toih and in* ''iw .■ *4i > shiMneat of courtexans is --s-i? 2P2TK 3ST*» *- Weans. “*« A.,Jfew V»*er wishes to hetSlQ,* 000 that the yacht Henrietta will wih »wV the OcOiiß race. v —A church, which is said to he a L most elaborate example of Paganism, _ is being erected in New York. *** ■ —The head porter of Trinity College, England, died recently, leaving a psey erty i -j —A copper-colored lady of Texas, —Confederate General Shelby is< manager ofa wagon,taaii. running from Faso del Mfichu to the city of Mexico. —Would you hear a sweet and pleasing echo, speak sweetly and pleasant your self. —H. W. Beecher is mortified that the robbers who recently ransacked his r*| house stole none of his sermons. J t —The tad fields of the United States cover an area equal to twenty eight such States as Massachusetts. —They killed Croesus, the rich old Roman, by pan ring his own moulten gold down his throat. Genral Butler’s should be melted and poured down his. —The city of Turin has ordered a bed cover of the finest lace as a bridal ® present for the Austrian Princess, who is soon to marry the oldest son of Vic* ter Emannel. 1 ’* 1 —Did you ever see an old maid who had not refused many fluttering pro posals of marriage from genteel and wealthy young men in her juvenile flay*?'" ‘ ... * '—DM yon ever hare a friend who, when know what W do p$ yoar loose change,” couldn’t suggest some means af*reliiviag yoflfrom your per plexity ? —Tilters are, after all, no novelty. the fitx were reproached toi-ma “ Thsir petticoats short, that a hoop eight yards wide Might dsaeatly shew hew their gertan were fc.—lt is announced from Galveston that do less than three hnndnd families of the Scotch working classes had sailed laaddUverpocd, dastiiied to that point #key will find in Texas an axcellent feU for thrifty industry. —Dr. Cummings says the present ~ tw portends some dreadful catastrophe. yftjjtjxythti#*' of prophecy points to this year or the next 4*’the eobsufn motion of all fhhigs. ■—ln 4 e Uftltad States there are V 36,000 miles of railway, which cost $1,380,Obi),000. Them are about 90,000 miles of telegraph here, and 60,000 ia Europe. idl' spirit-rapping circle, being informed As* the power depended wholly on the will, hsglfd that his wife might try ii. as he had never seen anything resist her will. ' —The man who has been the most liberal to ‘ the poor 'of England is an American, and the man who propose to spend $5,000,000 for the poor'io Nm* York is anTrishman. ; —General Santa Anna travels about New torh dressed in M Mexican Gm. oral rig, #its S do2en gold medals dang ling on bis breast, and reiteratshg everybody he wicctahia achievements in “DraO, when be drove the French front * —A'Chinese widow,fanning the tomb of her husband,) and being asked the cause of so singdlpr k mode of showing her grief, accounted for it by saying .3hi**e made her promton »« to marry while the mortar of his tomb *'rymaine3 damp, ana as it. dried vary slowly, she saw no barm In aiding, the GD&E&tion. VpMtMWlir 1 .a f t** i .Qjxfokerat Time l - ) 3. 1 1 LOWEST BATES! '<»**' umgi (.raJt'Mun *«•www' j • • • j THROUGH RHCtnm , 'Giy«l(, it , tTSHHOf U XNi-A.Jsm 4 -- ■; ; I, ■. fj . •«!»*; CONTRACTS ■ - 1 Vi*) Wffl be Bifido by tto AT“*4 of M T •,* ?< , .V„ - fc , . Hi* f tH\s* ini* Vo UiK'U.o Soutjiern i*»ts *'** *•'*- ;. , | EXPRESS COMfANy ..a/Aar Aar \mH9M* 1 •: (S»- »•' * ’ u«s >u baa >«*!*<»<• »* -»*>«*! ! ERffigEE h( oT 1 (jhesaut St. RoiWiflif *«w n»v*fedJ.fw -!»4tJ4A*U |IO BALTIMORE..—..... 64 Baltimore St nat oaviil Hi; fevH j ' l ® R«- Wt to taiwi ' : x»tei»ta» ■ CINCINNATr ......«7 WeStPourth St *}j«'oW rs* ,*o»v« > .yaot'i it-wnSisH j T^»V1i«5;.R.,...... f St lU .'J.HSia, uOM i ;tmwU _.*«: *»»»> j ST. LOUIS..—Cor. Mata 4 Chesnut St (»V. . / . t w .k'il” . ,b» i; FOR FORWARDING ' !*.. s ! ... ~V .! .«>/. «Joj vl Ml.l ' Heavy : Tt. ,•* «; k' O'*, -id ,«or.v i tevluvr** ifH or mj O.v-I ,t .!■»!.« uaoA i •‘ l set lB Y ©ESC R iTtTO N !?A3ED ,J FOR ?< ClQ'(sWar>pStfrt JN TBjB. SOUTHERN STATES. , JSUUOD /i Id -j j F R E I G HIT, _ FfTt • To bb Sent bt thb QUICKEST ROUTE i■ ; n i ■ - : Should be Marked “Inland.” SAME ARRANGEMENTS MAT BB BVFBCTBD AT ANT OFFICE Os the following EXPRESS COMPANIES: ADAMS HARNDEN AMEBIC AN UNITED BTATES NEW T *JERBEY BRITISH & AMERICAN ' AMERICAN AND EttftGPEAN WBLLB, FARGO A CO.’S CALIFORNIA HOWARD & CO.*B KINSLEY CO.’B 1 SARGENT & CO.’S • •< OH ENB Y» 8 5 EASTERN .EARLES' ’ 1 * HOPS IN THE NffßTff, HAS?, an l West. A **;*-*• UUiST* j •QTOrder Freight ' i TO BB FORWARDKp * ' BT TM ' ; - S>:r.-: . Southern Erwess Company, &. it* m* AUGUSTA, GA auto—6m .. | JOWT CRAiG. i j.t;' i tjANKING AND ' 1 ; D EXCHANGE. OFFICE, 289 BROAD STREET. GV.~ ■> t ai? aytuAvoem* pr* nova in situ GOLD BULLION r ' GOLD and STLV HR COIN BANK NOTES . ' BONDS, STOCKS lilttS OrBXCHANGK, ■J* —ly Foreign and Domestic I '.#l3;le a t> , ! f' .• „ , ' Ss " . r * r 1 - Wyewv evfebllWhed in N. Y. City^ l ’ .1 “XMy fefalliktet teaefin teata-". » ! > tsuh^T "Itafe seme out of their hsteate fife.” - -CWtWV» »e4 : B«| i BJ ator Is a liquid er wash—useand also hymen tire for U. ] ..,1 «cl tiesrr * '* - * : v >* ,VCtertar’»” .lN , w* r edl «i :w I , W» BWH .id Is for Moikt, M-tmittM, iTtw, W-K«e, hftttt «■ Jl—a, tad. 4»»*al», «ts ' p| T ’ •M.l l I V BeMSte ! I I es ell worthto^hpi-, tea-See fr' Ami»» »» 4a* Box, Bottle, end Sfesk, before 3 on buy. tun eq • £&&&*■ Ter»an» r ,14w* f * ■ .«■, . i- v - *S4 Broadisey, N s .J, e t , 8..™, street N. 0., Whelesale Agent* for tb* m>oth«r» States, asfeelt Druggist* Bad BeUUers evwy .i«! 1 .rdtß -fc*.vi-nA t.-v! 4 , J ii»4<a;iV j I :vtl ,n*.r/i4*d -40: •JS ijf i]mNu.'<: •<? - diet nIA. > . r , r >nl J ' .tite- itt t -vi«H -a * 6oir S«H > 4 .8. ,’.i ; 4t.»Y w:-‘4t# ,, V ■ ........ ft A j “Costar’a’.' ' '<’tl . uuuwaATuD) BUCKTHORN SALVE, Spiders, Insects, Animalfcdfou fe® a». , mar Boxes, 34 cents, 6# oents, and $1 abas. a#-Beld by alt DrucmsU avnyrhem- ; • jS-Aud HBNHT R. OOSTAR,, Depot aside street, WholetaK Agentt for tk4 SdMfetm State*|C ' 1 r ' •tasaai! Oos tar 5 5 «lilx ' JUPtpVBIpAIst CORN SOLVENT, For Corns, Bunions, Warts, etc. Boxes, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 sixes. KS- Sold by all Druggists everywhere. Jts~ And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot 481 Broadway, N. Y. And by PLUMB k LEITNER, 212 Broad street, Augusta, Ue., fcm~ BARNES, WARD & CO., 24 Sag ssine street, N. 0., Wholesale Agents for the SuuthernJStates. “Costar’s” PREPARATION OP BITTER-SWEETS: OS&BGE BLOSSOMS v • BMmtif jiag the Complexion. Used to Soften and Beautify tbo Skin, re more Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions, eto. Ladles ere bow using ft in preference to >0 others. Bottles, sl. ear* Sold bp ell Druggists ererywhose. 5®- And by HENRY K. COSTAR, Depet 484 Breedway, J. T. And by PLUMB A LEITNER, 212 Broad street, Awgtrsla, Ga. sm~ BARNES, WARD <4 CO., 24 Mage sine street, N. 0., Wholesale Agents • the Son them States. i *'•' * ~Tf„'‘.S.( . i.'. .. ; . • * -.•i*- If A.»i» <re*i« eetVl “ O ostar’s” PECTORAL 1; COUGH REMEDY, Pot Coaghs, Colds, Hoarseness, SoraThroet, Croup, Whooping> Cough, loflhenxa, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchial. Affections, and all Diseases of the Throat and Longs. ’ Xaff- Bottles, 26 cents, 50 cents, and tl sisea, C Sold by-atf Druggists everywhere. And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot nCffi&'-fcta'etsimss, 212 Broad street, Augusta, Us. h*. BARNES, WARD A CO., 24 Mage, tine street, N. 0., Wholesale Agcnte for the Southern States. “ Oosta:p*s ” . »,!: ' OBUAAAtBB HA BISHOP PILLS, A Universal Dinner Pill, Far Nervous and Sick Headache, Coatireness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constipa tion, Diarrbms, Colics, Chilis, Fevers, andgem oraYdevaSsetneiit-ef the Digestive Organs. Bag- Boxes, 35 cts., 50 cl and $t sixes. ma» Sold by all Druggists everywhere. *©*,A B dj|HERRfR. COSTAR/itSd B PLUMB A LEITN&I, ; ■« :•> f 212 Broad street, Augusts!, On. BARNES, WARD A CO., 24 Magellan street, New Orleans, La., Wholesale Agents Yor the' doe thorn States. ne!6—3m | Educational. Important Notice TO ®»juis‘3L t o its. «J ,*i.axG i W!vm "v nwxl ‘to >t. l Mui F> Mortoa & €•., louisviu-e, Kentucky, 1 * - - PUBLISHERS: V.u,- - lijed iivarf *i*f» wv* '‘i zi '1 a» V AMERICAN SCHOOL SERIES l aoo S>S. a S MHt,ot iionkrimuM- orajsmars. KSSSSASISSBSffir III^** BOTLMB’B BP*A««R, ete. * j . .•* ,• Kai: ite* L.« * 1 | 4 ■:< THIS 18 THE ONLY ydkim% SOUTHERN HOUSE M » Bngaged ia the « ,„ v , ’ 3 ‘ of idiool Books. -« Bißtui riad N ,ln ' a I jj , s» Ckaaeslfev WCTSCOMM gOta hi*: testi .Bawy iB I tha.teßpwing term*: fin '^£rs ! „-s,k“ l ss™ , fe. pmseatadat an art; ceusaeutiv.> taft atfaffiaarjsyjigi Heading, vßfc the ttastrado** tha» em body theta, »re so happily introd#-** «»t K’ zizX ■i-i;™ a. ta. hator— ,f o fospbie systems es Btoeuttamry Beading I aadTspart from if* othesyecommendatioß® |g especially worthy of tho attention of Teasbarsoa tka g»ead of 1U value. I shall introduce theNew Bixtb Reader mto the BloouUeuary Departs*sut orthWUat- T w!taKAa£ •‘Butler’s Grammars impress me i very fovonbiy.! Bo for aa I have been able to auemte# the*, they as very sue- ISg^ttJPWSS-tIW how fofofelv so tee 1 study of Gramma® end as afost Grammars fail at thUpoint, ! at i commend these book* to the at- LIPSCO mb, oaG f Chancellor.” !.e-.n», <H* ■ «B*d»: vrTl .We. teuld'Bpptad the eadorsemont of these sere Book* fmm laß. tab i*porUnt Teachers in the City of tajiutta. wh4 wfll hereafter use them egeiasivaly in their 86 OuHOopk* hsv* recently bee* adopted ts follows: Readers and Grammars into all She School* of Wastes, through the eetisn of ibft Btate at Houaton, July 4«, Axithiietk, and Algebta in all the Pnblie, and most of the Private ecbools of New Orleans. Raadera, Arithmetic, and Algebra <* all the PufeS; and Private School, of Mobile, Alabama. , Readers 1* the PuWie Schools, of Nash ville, Tann. <SP; • ''. Headers, Grammar., and Mathematics in the Publie Sohoois, Jackson, Mississippi, and hundred* of School* throughout the Sontb. Our Books may be had of THOMAS RICHARDS A 60N, AIiBLEA KLKYj G. A. DATES, SCHREINER 4t SONS, , and P. QUINN, Augusta, Ga. , , - JOHN P. MORTON A CO., de»— In Louisville, K>. Medicinal. SP. HUNT, M D., « HOMCBOPATHIC PHYSICIAN , Surgeon and Accoucheur, No. 192 Reynolds & (%odrich Row), Auocsta, Ga. 1 jalS-ty-l»m» w ' ’ DAVIsV MS? J^iller. Opinions of the Press, Clergy, Etc. Wt mil make a /«» sAorl txtratU frnm the many Teetimomalt weAac* received from time to time, uneolieited. The New York Examner, says: Every mother and housekeeper must often act as & family ’physician id the many lll nesSes and accidents that occur among chil dren and servants. For many of these cases, I;have need Davis’ Pain Killer, and consider it an indispensable article is (be medicine box. In diarrhoea, it bus been used and effected cures. For cuts and bruises, it is Invaluable. The Ed iter of the Chrietian Advocate , It la areal pleasure to us to speak favoiably of this article, known almost universally to be a good and safe remedy for burns and othsv palais of the belly. It is valuable not ealy for eokh in the winter, but for various summer complaints, and should be ia every fiuulj. A. D. Miller, Editor of Meeeeuger, Glens Falls, N. Y., says: Thete IS no medicine at the present day I veins so highly ae Perry Davis’ Vegetable Pain Killer. 1 have used it in my family for years; in.every instance it has proved a sovereign, remedy. I tested its qualities to-day 00 * severe burn, and found it all that could be desired. Mr. John Jackson, of the Calais Advtr tieer, writes: I know »t to be all it is recommended, having used it in my family six er seven The Salem Otoeresr says i No. artielo of medicine ever attained to such unbounded popularity and extensive diffusion. It ba* penetrated to every part, even the most remote, of the known world, hearing with il Its healing influences move potent then those of the spices of “Araby the blessed.” We ere informed by our principal druggists, that they sell more of tbit article for exportation than of any or «U others, aad that tbs demand ieeoustaaty iDer«uiig. The CinShmatl JVoaparril, Nov. il, 1846, Seme of oar most prominent eitisens and business men strongly recommend it to the public as an ar*iete af yceel merit and virtue, and that they newer knew any mgdioine to , become so dsservadly popular in so short n time From Clergymen Bov. J. C. Boomer says: I have used Perry Davis’ Pain Killer with great success In eases of cholera infantum, common bowel complaint, bronchitis, coughs, colds, eto., aud would cheerfully recommend it as a valuable family medicine. Rev. J. 6. Stearns, says: I consider it the best remedy I ever knew lor dyspepsia. Rev. Edward X. Fuller says: , I have witnessed the benebial effects of yonr Pain Killer in eases of dysentery and cholera morbus, within a few nwraths past, *aad would,cheerfully recommend its use to inch as may he suffering from, similar dis eases, gs a ta/e and efftctual remedy, - Rev. A. Webster, Editor of the Ckrittim a Era, writes: ' f 4 * 4 T .Shark used yonr Pain Killer for many yean in my family with much satisfaction. I 0028—2 m MAII.KPJRES* BOOK & JOB PBiflNß aa-;. ,_,r >.- ' ■ ND ,a } vuteMifvh--.it t 1 ” ■ .X, Zj \X 5 VJ . vt '/ "V j *- 5 Bookbinding Establishment 1 ”-****' ■■ i • i V*..-, u* f■*»•*** * 'fv.-W ’V« + u*Ti:K). l { . *.* *<’« ,v ei • |; */ ? * . '••»?* M*4 » A, 4<-i. - • -.y •- • J i 190 BROAD ANDIS3 ELLIS STREET, ' ' L: eil ..«-dJ of 1 odw A h>>i 1 , ' lM q i»;«m4tai'i«.t- • i . wr > AUGUSTA O -A- *- . vv ,ii S u , * \ . E. H. PUlillE, - - - Proprietor I KwQtoij- If*'#, :*4- *•- ; ; >,’• l}v .A’i ‘-•’J •' ’ ■•••* h''*'* J !«*»*♦ i, ~ A; ?< .<* f ; -d : iv .t -flMl» »«» iiit.’it -f.i - i.utoshaq ff HATING MADS ADDITIONS TO OUR si ; <Uiq-<H . fLf • ! -> • 1 niltjv at « wio:.; Jr *4ti !»»» * , . ; HS.ti- 1 4. t ..J, Ji 4g,|(t«iiul!>ua j.-ii* . _ . c-.: a- .’ : ;A ‘ . .liidnaififetO 't -vjirT gook ank |ob gfpartntmt,; ,/{ H I’flU Ir. .Un*»->iT .TJs .»*>».*■* f« * V t,i v'is V. , tVil -L* 1 »l«» T ‘‘01?; 91 V- itef *■'’4 *J - 7 wl ' ' AND HAVING RECEIVED A LARGE - AMD PINE ASSORTMENT OP I--.Tr , -t> ; i ,¥ •” p iitvV# c-r Afowntflttr *X*” * PAPERS AND CARDS, , 9jU fe, . via ; -bstanq •'ifr fc« *r- 1 - ■■'■ * / - fit id 1 nx jt'nr **mm naiaU *. -‘T-a ■-»:* 0* !••• »;••! .ki »•>< .. id ~ ... •j , .-• .... ft : 1 WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL KINDS OP 1,,;. ■ ■ . ' tab iV* .-..d - ; ; iif. .tatin >bi >1 .V-'WiJ ; -'it 4 i : V Jn., • L PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL sm . - -ii-- • i'Wtm'ii-w ’ ' ' 4,i *" JOB PRINTING H'jTZUK KO&T ‘ V‘> f . J. t ON AS FAVORABLE TERMS AS any other establishment in the south, kiF. " « k ; ir-.i vs . -W, AND IN AS GOOD e#> «a ' . •• •» • 11 COLORED PRINTING ■!■;■ tq. t : >lj*le4t»' ' iwr i- _V .*i —: ri,l r. i. «>k • ti oil 1 - ■ -it’ a...", r.-- : P«m- A 1 • DONE IN ALL STYLES, tvs . .. - ■ t . If j rn.i* 1 -1 1*) • * : 4- ; - *J* ■ ,fy44i« , v4i> vj> i * ‘ NOT SURPASSED B¥ ANY OTHER OFFICE IN THIS -SOUTH, EITHER FOR CHEAPNESS OB NEATNESS. ‘ * ’■ .. . )*-l* PARTICULAR ATTENTION WILL BB GIVEN TO THB PRINTINO OF . ■ . -V- r. . •.j * i-v-.- Oti./i - vtt ; ~n r i BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, »:v ...A 4la - . ■■ a* : i-.'";.- •* v : r.• ; ra >.*« tjd n;'» DRUGGISTS’ LABELS, " ■ .r.tr-..* .-I. viAsi ' ' *«•- .... -rid ..Of In* j NQfES, DRAFTS, * CHECKS, ‘ f it + v.u: .. ■ ;n. ~-v. .1: . j. ’lt >•; - BLANKS OF ALL KINDS, DRAY RECEIPTS, SHOW CARDS, BUSINESS AND VISITING CARDS, PAMPHLETS, BRIEFS, j ETC., ETC., ETC. ' . t i\iM fix&ir, 'A- • i'Mp ,i;., PV , i , tj . ... yr * f'J eJ .ETAU Orders flrean the Country will be attended to with Dispatch. OFFICE—I9O BROAD STREET, Opposite So vlera Express Office. i .a.« x f»v>m u»j M UwAr.}* VM d >u &" ‘ “ SSCDOT SurFLY THIS SEASON ] X> REiSfikGkOChQj • ‘GLOAKft 1 ;x.Vi ( -.' :. ETC. I w , •«. m amtam *» <*>**W* wsaetaj ;%RY GOODS. IS HEW YOSE* * that UMkc rSc h»»t Goods 11 hWfEF™*““ M stubs—tnd| * D.LAINBB, el tbe brightest colon and elegant P<ir 7 a£l COLORKS MHRlNoKß—fresh and nie*—frost |Ui u V BLACK. COLORS* tad WHITE BILKS-all hta.r^K 6 "*!?. ”*“ »H Wwefee bavuagead Btata VStVET TRIMMINGS and Bl>e M #IMPR '•.l . A iovga sHisfe of BED BLANK STB atvedassd pflasm , - Call aad aqa us at ow HEW STORE, oa the 00IS 11 SI THE PJJtFTKB.B' AHD WE'WJLJt BAYB T9U MO^BY. jueSUDB & BROS., 1 SOI -Bft.o‘£l> STREET aoter-tw ••: 1 NOTICE TO PLANTEES. I piu-oa ta .Y-o'/ w.-4?. I :■ * •* • | I” '■’ -a>i ■ . I WE|ARE RECEIVING ’ I ■ «4i or v<;’K •»!#.«* eds tptaasvj |,ua »*»*».!■> edt- al earn, I AND WILD KEEP CONSTANTLY ON Hal PUEB No. 1 I PERUVIAN GUAM WHICH WE WARRANT GENUINE. j. ij • jri'Y' -J., a! ’*H''£'iPiN . . ’ ' . , v - I CRUMP. DAVISON & CO., I jST6. 209 "Broad Street' -A.ugusta, G 1 , H*if r‘ •V' * -A 7.■*"•»«■ I - ee4 -lm ’ l ' , | SEWIN6 MACHINES. ’ »T-tv*.' v» -bw .... ii-niT i ..‘iJi.jLvui I i~ , WHEELER & WILSON’S u» srtvilru •*>««’ NEW IMPROVED ■O 1 , HIGHEST PREMIUM .on' > ' ” v ' i r yt . 1,1 ■- ,i; 4 A*», V . FAMILY LOCK STITCH WING MACHINE. o— Ahousekebper with a awriNG MACHINE needs to hire no aeam stress; she has an Ivon one that never kills itself with tight laeing or dyapepaia, nor gives up by noon sick with the head ache. A young womaa with a Sewing Machine is independent. It will bring has in more money than many a hatband would, and would never grumble When she assn it, either; and, besides, it wUI neither smoke, drnk, flirt with the girls, nor ran up a board blB for her to pay. Still, bbt with.landing all this, no doubt some silly girls will prefer beaux and husbands to a "Wheeler A Wilson bat plenty who have triad husband., Would like the chance to choose again, aad lake the Machine, I warrant yon. But the best of all is, when having got a husband, be, niae man that he U, goes aad bnys the Sewing Machine, and, perhaps, leans te ran it himself; aad while she sits aad ants aad iwwtes the eloth, ha vans it through the Machine with a rash, and, libe magicians * who pall all sorts of thing# oat of att manner of strange places, so he tumbles ia bits of doth at ope end and pun* oat at the other all manner of those men's clothes, woman's slothes, boys’ clothes, girl’s clothes,.and baby clothes, whlsh are so bandy to Lava In the bouse, whose a bapgy couple live. si be beUVr than to gets new wife when yours ha# sewed herself te death, won’t it? “What will It cost ?” Oh ! an> Where from fifty (6 one bandied dollars, aad,thereahowta. ;ii*. ‘‘Can'tafford it.”. 0, yon can’t > How long will It take yeaW meke up that amount of mod ay in cigars at present prisen ? Sell a sow, if yon hnvo several, end buy a Machine. Bell a horse and buy n machine. Wrs me old fnraitar# and b-y Us*Che old] W.JSS aad bay, a Machine, year the old I clothes and bay s Machine. A Machine is i better tkwat* melodeen. A Machine is better than a piano. And, beside#, with a Machine,_/!rs( yon can save and tarn enough to buy manp other things. i . “What ons ibiU I pt?” ,-,^y... . “We prefer the Wheeler and Wilson Sew ing Machines for family use.” Then la no MJUWDnt in the WORLD , that can do ao GREAT A VARIETY OF WORK as the IMPROVED WHEELER A WILSON, or give snob thorough satisfac tion ; (t cannot be equalled fur Stitching, Hemming, Quilting, Foiling, Cording, TaeUag, Braiding, mid will sew anything from the THICKEST CLOTH to the Finest Cambrip, ete. The recent improve menta render this Machine far more efll cient, and it flow nniversally acknowl edged to he the leading FAMILY SEWING MAQHINB of the WORLD. , Hepaii*in^. ; The most eompiete REPAIRING ES TABLISHMENT South of New Yen, where every kind of Sewing Machines are rageind in the moat prompt aadeMoient manner, aad warranted for one year, Ladies are respectfully Invited to call, and examine our Machines. Call in the I Ladies’ Paring Augusta Betel, where ser vants will be in attendance to show them to the Machine Rooms j er, address LOCK BOX 174. . '-. a e <j# p. - > i> H. JEROME A CO. «tfß-Un DEBATES OF CONGRESS. The debates of congkbss for the Second k *• Thlrty- Nhith Congress wUl.be published as uauat Ceagveseloaal Olotrf *nd'Ap|mUdix ,44 WWhev ediiioa. ~ .< Address. F. <f> l, RIVES, no3o—lm* Washington, D. C. Holiday Gifts!! ! - ~x ,dT—>l IHS NEW YOEK PRIZE ASSOCIiTIoI 599 BROADWAY, N. Y. I SAcfl 25 Rosewood Pianos....■worth IHXI tota 80 “ Melodoons... “ 10 Oto ■ 100 Sewing Machines.... “ 50 to ta 200 Musie Boxes « 15tota 500 Gold Watches “ (10 to fl 1,000 Silver Watches “ 20 to ■ 1,000 Silver Tea Setts “ 25 to ■ Together with a large assortment o NEW AND ELEGANT JEWELEY fjh' A- * VALUED AT $500,000. WHICH WILL BB DISTJUBUTBD AS FOLLOW! The name aad value of caoh article < our goods an/' marked on Tickets, placed i SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mire On receipt of 24 cents, an envelope con tainingsucb TICKET, will be drawn with out ehoiee, and delivered at uur office, o sent by Mil te any address. The pot chaser, after seeing what article it drtv and its valne —which insy be FROM 0111 TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS—cu then, on payment of ONE DOLLAR, re ceive the article named, or may exchanged for any other article marked on our Circu !lar» at the same valus. Every ticket draws an artioie worth ONE DOLLAR or more. WST NO BLANKS!*?* Our patrout can depend <m prompt return. The artictee drawn unit he immediately ee»< hy Expreee or return mail, or delivered at our Otffioue Letter* from many persons, acknowl edging the receipt of VALUABLE GIFTS from us, Winy be seen on file st oar office, among whom we are permitted to ider i to: John 8. Holcomb, Lambertrille, N. Geld Watch, worth $256. Mr». t>. Bennett, 21 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Sewing aohiae, *hV. Edwin Boyt, SUmford, Sonn, Gold Lever Watch, 4200. Hon. . H. Briggs, Washio-'crt, D. C., i/iunond Sutherland, 1M Lextog i son Avenue, Piano, *250. Mrs. M, Jack | son, «W Nineteenth street, K. Y„ Sewing Machine,- *M. Jeceph Camp, Elmira, h- Dr. Henry Smith, Worcester, Mass., Sewing Machine, sßfc,V«.. Shaw, 183 Sixteenth street, New York, Gold Watch, 1150. M ward Boynton, NashVlHe, Tenn., Melodeon, *IOO. James RweseiL Montgomery, Alt-, Gold Hnnting Watch, *250, R. L Smith, Providence, K. 1., Silver'Lever Watch, B*®- ©soar Purdy, Madison, W. J., Mafic B«, *45. Hon. R. S. Newell, St. Pan!’#, ««“•> Gold Wateh, R. Sperry, Litch- Aeid, Conn , Silver Wnteh, *55. Ww-B- Peck, Hnrlem, Illinois, Muaio Box, fjs - Raymond, Dayton, Ohio, Silver Tcs But, *125. Mis* E. M. Schsnek, Detroit, Michigan, Diamond Bar Bings, s'»■ Pierre Beandin, St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, Diamond Ring, *l7O. Mrs. Martha Barnes, St. Leals, Miaaaonrl, Melodeon, value, *125. A chance to obtain any af the above articles for ONE DOLLAR by purchasing a SEALED ENVELOPE for TWENTx- FIVE CENTS. J Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed to <&• Six Tioketa for One Dollar; 13 for T*o Dollars; 83 for Five DoHari. Great m duoements to Agents. All Isttets should be addrasssd to J. H, RAY & CO., BOX 6186, NEW YORK. delS-rSm*.,, Ice fimm aad Sierbert! C. i * B V s wholesale and retail • i J; A* *#* FRENCH STORE, JnlA—ijj ' Brood (treat.