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About The Georgia citizen. (Macon, Ga.) 1850-1860 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1859)
BOSTICK, KEIH&CO., Headquart^s. MAY! M'** ‘ MAY. jJoSTW*. KEISi& 10.. fin? Ilieir Jlrd IMsplaj OF Mlt! EB3DS! Silks! Silks! Silks! STREET, sidal & evening stus , BixMTs Blk kr*s 4* Kk Width*. Bostick* XfNi 2 VeWnU#* UuuAiULc i Uoutie J ape Iv c in F.*-efe Re’.** 2 Vw'2*a l -- . . R.,Ni Tat * a Jaouaet Rd-e***^ iV ( Oq f w ec* - . **. i ki - ! _ JKI SHKf-lIXO. Bostick. , jsG & WOOD, DEALERS IN IMMTHMTS&EAB, AF lUUKVtM >U.kU M itt, ST. Opposite Bostick & Kein’s. j JATK aaa a bwgc- and sell seU-Aed assortment BOOTS km SHOES, •twmy ntfHy • f -ty’.c and patters. anna**. ”.’.r*.l to order *•>£* market. o •Mttnfvt m. fifflfßftSlDES.^ HEELED GAITERS AMD SUPPERS, Misv’v Keeled Slippers & Gaiters. CHILDRENS’ •* ’ SKOES GF EVERY STYLE. Also, HATS und CAPS,fe|^ ftf !I nd wij, § -M oft (omrft terns S'! * r haf*i’f<v paKih*Kira,they Invite Uio* wisfc.airt•> p irena* to tLeirshck before purehachlng t Ui(rt * n FSENITUEE. Ft* T. Pori.’ trt', Cote w4rf.Afny and lir Rural lure. AeJre3r*i, •R'l BpekCaM*, ‘a. : V r< -Tr-.e*.Ti-n, JJHLU >i Clon.llas'u.Rux.Ai-d. Ac. JUK:. it"’’* ‘i#,Kc.- ;. £„w i*tnt,aefiWoni Dining, Hi*’ C.oth, Flush. *-.rc- . **-*!. Caae.Aj.l” Bettoraand every kind of Cb*irknoß to th- trade. BEDSTEADS. See. We*>d, Watai,SJap'e, Mah.'jacjr.Eeaifc, One. e-* feigh, t-, f reach iu.dC luge. WnduAe* or Rose Wood, Mai, WaUrn and * Plr-W. AafearT*!’ Ft., tem. Tables. Mabofr.nf, Waicct, Corny,Use, ,i:ccj;ob Foi * Bp L* ts, B*l .are, Found, Ac. M***r.sae-of llCcUoa.ltsM and Patent Spring FoSUier Bed., i*:’lara taut Routers. Fl"e Hlrrors. etW!rjonI J e>t- i Ti*G vn.!,-* s. GItM PUi . Picture (tltn. W.. oaPLaacs and fitteCnrtiii.ee. B :cke**,Tntte l !Wp'’..B- •ors,Br& : v Brooms, Teatk er outers. Root Ha t Jkc. ret ,'* on the mo.: reason- j able t ins. Lon Her taken in ei.-baai,*, or Lamber made op in tat ‘ *ost f ,af3nat>’ tJe ofFarn’tare lo order. <¥ nave one of t jrKrfev, of FINE EURNI ! UgCiatkeStUe, and we vr .onstanM j r.ancfer | ring, and wish to #<li. Ctlltjdßt to ’•'< t* .* c wnnn fflffi! IfsTT! At W. J. McElroya, THIRD STREET, lIAOCN, GA. Q/V\ Cooktr.g Stores, Ti Box and Parlor 8-orei.- t3w/ Also a Cne lot of G.-ates, comprising the fine*! ■ and tmt takjd aaaortinent of Stores erer offered U puhl’e. among the* the o!d farortte laow Wing, war rant. ,< n ,atf*i*ctioo. Ai>o the Vtcroa Cooa, ; ma.te in Augusta, Georgia. Cheap for Casa or good j Hotel. —ALSO. — A weC ate tied assortment of HOUSE FUHHISHINC SCOBS eonstsitng In part cteGortßern and ffoathern Wool W.tiss, Bro. use, BrushSl. Cotinter acl Feathe.- Dueler* Lanterns, Lamps, Isteafc4>iLes. Tea Urns, Chaffisg and Steak DiabMgAc.. As. u. Gas Firmiadone a: aftert notice. Alao, plain G Plxtnr-* for eale Foaca, Cnsnu and Witta Ptraea, of the most appro red Patterns, A. .'.tier Hwe, Lead, Cpper, Lioeii Tit and Iron 1 bee of aii sieee. Steam Va.ee*. Whistles Gunge*, Os lender and Water Cooks of all ainda. 1 Coppcp v^tiSis, and Copper P.nat ut. Tin and Sheet iron work of at’ , kind*,done to thW very beststfle. Lijhti in-j KkU pv* vp ct short notice. Notice. ’ Ott and after t? *s date, all work done to order will le PO'iriVEl T CASH on Jelirery, and ail aeeoantr due when presented. t Sic .a.w-*-” W. J. McELROV NEW BOOKS AT Eoardman’s Bock Store AUEKICAh f.L*>QCO*’I, In S eohunee. A New i,",ct„pea,a of I’nesnßece. Bartow's I've’ pedis of Wit an- Humor. A Hand* Bn>a<* Property Law. -P-aa open Ike ewa, iy Go-alrieh. KowanPe rssstn in hosth-wutflrw ESetory. Life Beneath the Water*. Tta liar and but wrt the Peart, by T. 8. Arthur. W Uitaa he Conqueror, ay Gen. Sir C. Napier. Doctor Thom. A tew e-Btion of E.igar A. Poe’s works. The iTeacher ar.d the Kin*. The Pile*! and the Huguenot. Xor lOeo jp Hen trick, ay Disraeli. Ih'atr,ee<‘err! XVMt and I’rwllt. Major Kolsert nuermaii Potter. Douglas JemUT. Wit. Belle BtlTtun ob a Tear. X..fraud Times of Htxeh El.’.er. t riUeof the IP-tae. IVdimawy of the K ,-Ju. J> T.rson s Work*. > Bulwer's N’cvela. complete. Gr,.: . 8.-'orj of tiieece. Bwwrcw One Paper* Pase.br G. P. R. Janas. Th fhret icaotic*, hj Mr*. S aihworu*. w in Aiu^rican Step* toward- H.aeea. Den ‘s Mora! Theology. MUpsth, s Prayer Book. e KbJle 4 * Plc * ure * U France, Holland, Belgiura and ap W lid I'fce.T ? -r.n. of SueFtmUr Btr'es. J. SI. BOARPV4N. fijurpool Jc l.oiidon LIFE & FIRE INSURANCE *9j - .m. a m> osrt • *, li 0.7 Mrfrf, Xork City. ACTH<>K.eBl* OKI ITAL. £2,000,000 or $10,000,000. Vu\4 up Capital ur,u- ano bnrntl Kitnda, LVK MILLBCvx OF I>LLARS: DIRFCT ris IN’ M'Y YORK: •JA Mr.” BROW . hatrcr m. IRnM h * Ti FV. De^tyClaiiaar,, <i£URGE KARLLAs .hap. er<)vn iirrn.rr. eT^ JuSH'fH fiIULARIA, Jr, Fjq. JOSEPH F'lHi FH Fm. AH XAM'KIi KAMU.TOK. Jr„ £q. Oh Ft’ K SASfI HHIS, Im. *>'•.* w FfMOKF. Em. KIWaR| M. ARCHIBALD, Epo Fo Umt KresWarv. sI.rxEUiPT.LL, F* |. (amaamuftfe bard. A. UAli.Llo.V Jr, Esq. ipi A \* RB - WlAOriE’ lA< o, Agents C JtidM, or* AUDOY IN, ITar * witfc * S P rin o and Summer G °o3D S , A ’ JZZSSZ&tt SE * *■ T “0 P FRENCH HATS, Wj- variety. Also many rich a<i fancy artie'i's, Lean t ful Em r.l .t ry, elegant Laces. I'inn path, re hctt*. Hair t>rmune*ta of every styie, Grecian nr:, Mde and Ra. k lira’., 4 .*, VV:/., Far.*, A • iat ami examine f..r jourse ve. Jeroreparct aliijr. * U will tie much to soar .>. -e*. She ith-nsl.il f ‘avors, at (t st!ie tsaeKar* of Ik# liberal ‘"mar Vf f aJ Uir *’ rin * CU> “sal s Jrroai.il.ne CouaUt*. DBS. M’DONAID & VAH GIESEK, ÜBJffTISTS, \VaiUin2t9fl Cluck. Naixa, fit., F'.ZCTaiCITT USED!* EXTKArriTG iEETH AT 1-IH>\ \ I.D’p To.a* PM( *lwy JB hand and f.,r jwj. Jl l*wai A* can be supplied with the ;tr.e* title of Treih’ also Gold ri. Gold ao stiver Plafear.d H ire. Lathe Fiv *“ i. A .alaowLhioj kin lof Instrument*or Material,on Rligh’ Dr. i*t*pfic Remedy, IP .es uysyri’ ; j* u.. s >,| i> * n i l>>lM|“ 5r K>ineaF K-I.s* Dyspeptic lUin**> i- PJ% .p> pile Urinedy in ,: t|ilir tlcm.ily IP si—* ; upep-ic IGies’ iJ sj-ro* < Kmnlf IM.d liv .pti'il. Ucimrty liii.y D/ - ,> Bemfdy ll.is tUe luiljest Sate lia r |hc I artfcvt Sale Hu- |ia- Uii;. ‘i hslr Ha, *he Larpnl Hue tin Sale lias the !.sr.,r,! s*.r Ilb> tie I aril-si Sale Has tin l.arjjtwt “n!e lire the Larg .1 Sale Up, the Isaijji’ai Sale Os suy Me lUll.c i . the ‘’ “rlrt. or anl 31*liis iie in the HorJ'J* Os a ,y M.’tfMut •. lh ‘'“fj*;* ()f any Mrflii iiii i ‘“* as **• or ail* Ms .li-i'ie i.i the Wwihi. Ot . i.y JlrsOftie li Ik* IH aay Mfiii ’.st Is* i **e W*H t. Os nij Mr.U- lite 1 the V\ <r^ Os any J*- *H< l‘* Ii- V* - tit <• Vie ttelu. iii^H Parkafis ParkajfM I K).iiW I’jl ISJM 1 f HNMMNI I’.irk.!;,* IWI.I*-J Faekitg- - Silil In Crorp! r.n.l s,„:tl, ( arullna *ai<i 5 tlrci _,.i SsmiOi t atsitina SoM lu t.s>i ia .t il - Btk tsralliis 5,,i,1 lii and -.mil* faniiina Solti In iimejla nnrt South t araltun Sold In Oeoi’iiia tul Si.tHtt l’ .rolli.a Soil! In ai.i t*tl Carolina Sol.l 1,, (iorgi* and Soot it < .trollnn Solti in (pturuis anti Ssulh t aioUsa Sohl In fscorf,ia anti South l srollns fn Komrtrcit months. In F .uiteen 31..nth*. In FuUrtren M inih.. lu t uurtetn Mui.t.ta. la Puurlreil Months. In P',,11 rt tew Mont its. In Pauvliyii Vlotiths. I.i f'oat-tern llouihs. w In fourteen Hoot ha. It. i’onriteii Months. It Is Warrantevl to Cure It is lv art antrd to Care It is U idpnuittd to < ure I. is Warranted to Care If is ll at laulttl to l nm It is Warranted to Cure It is Warranted to Cure It is \\ m ra.ilet! tot ure It is IVsrrsuled to Cms- It Is II arroutett to C ttre If DireetioM ore Folioivrd, If Direction* air PBiiowni, If Diret tious are I ’ollnserd, If fWnsi ous a r K.itluwreti, If IH(eeUo:i are fallowed. If tliriciisio arc followetl, If iMrt-etions are Foilowtd. If !)• reelinos arr Faliautii If lilrtcliniis are i oiinwesl, ■ f Direfdfoo* are fallowed, .Any Case <*f l)j -}>i jla Any * aae of Dyajicpdla Any Inn- at Dpspepsin Any t ‘nwe of I)v |n j.-la Any Case of ll; ,!-iu Any t a-e ot l>. sjn ;>i.t Any t'nse f Uyiyt,wia Any I'.u ot 11 ’ -in |.si;i Any < ae t.f L'y.,irj)tu Any t ake of Dy ujiepsirt Uver Disease, lA v< r :>!< .*■, IjTrr IMsensr. I Jeer Ills j.e, f.lvcr Dhcaw, I Iver IBhiue, l.iWt r Disease, I.i*.l>isen-i , 1.1 ser Disease, Uver Dlpt-an, Jaundice, Jaundice, JamiGct, Jntt.illee, .ianudlre, •In nod ice, ■lau.iiice. Jauuttlet, Jam.dice, Aanuitlec, fit uernl DeMiily, * f-entral Deo! Iff, .< ii -. ;il D< hiill tie,, i:J !*• tisfity. fieut ral lX illliy, ■ naval I hillty, tPencral D, iiity, (•racial V biiity, til uera! DehlSily, (ieuera, IhiHlily, Palptfation, P.\l|iilalla , F*a I pi fat lon, Pal^tatluH, Pelpitotiaß. PalpiUUiHi, Palpitation, ratpiintion. Palpi tMtlon. PAl|(tnilan, Chranlr IMai-rhnea, Chrootc IHarriun, Chronic Dtairhxa, Cltronsc Diars Jura. ( hronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Ularrlina, Chronic Dian-iuea, C hronic Diarriitea, Chronic Diiiiihu.', Chronic Diarrheeo, CMillnets t.ilMiness, Ghidlnrtf, blddint**, GklUlntW, Glddlllgfk, • (.Iddiiiett, Gg.ulinewt, (ihidiiirst, * CsititUi.t ss. Oeprewdl Spirit,, DrjS < sutl Sj.ir.ts, Drf.re-st-d Spirit*. Depressed Spirits! • Depressed Spirit*. Dcpreasit! Spirit*, De|ci*jl Spirits. Depreasttl S| irtit, llipcmd Spirit*, Dipriasil sj.lills. Lars* of Appel Iff, hit* of Appetite, l,ow of A|setlte. lost at A| jn-tite. Ini,s of .Vppelitr, laiss of Appetite, Lot* of Appeiltr, I jo** of Appetite, laws off Appetite, Lot, off Appetite, Pain In Sale n. ft Back, Pain In Side nud Hark, Paiu in Side nml lltcL, l ain i<‘ I We and Hat h. Pain in Side anti iitttvk Pain in side and i;rh Pain In Side rind Dark, Pain in Side anti Bath. Pain 1., Side anti linen. Pain In Side and Rack, ft I* F.-pHully Adopted to It I* Kp*eljtUy Adapted to It I* Kspeelally Adapted to It is Ktjm-laiiy V-Inpltti to It i* Epyial>y Adapted to It I* Kupeelnlly Adapted to It is K,p<. i.tliy Adapted to It I* E*i>ealir Adapted to It I, K spec lolly Adapted to It i (uaptvially Atl.ipted to Female Conaptalnt*; Female t ompiniut* : Feurnlt- t ompl. lilts ; Female t ouiptainla; Female C.'ntupiuint ; Female- Complaint,l Ft male t ompiaiiit, : Female t <>m,r!slnt* ; Female Coakplitlnta; Female Complaint*; It PriMlner, Kotui.tllty of Ftirm It Pr.nlu. e* Hotiiudlly of Foem ,lt i’r,l it<-i* Rotundity of Form It PrstliKta Rotundity of Form It Produces Rotundity oi Form It Pmiwe* Rotundity of Form It IVodnre* ilottsiutity of Form It Prorturt* Hal him lly t.f Korm It PnKlnis* ltdmtrllly f P'orin It Piodntes Kn; u,.tUty of Fat in In Krnislr* off * T!iu ned *>jtm*’ fn fc'ektalt i*f a Till'i n..J ;i.!,r lt.it>!-. In Ki imtlw* *f a Thin ant tiwr Habit, la fc-riiiaic* tiff a Thin a■ *1 Span- liabi’. In Friualo t> a i'itln art! Vpaiv HaM(. In Ftutal** o*’ a Thin >.I ’“iwre liabat. In Prinuits lit :t TTIIII an,! *jari’ Vl,,i*i(. 11, Pentalt* tiff a Tain •*! A;tarv liabij Ii fcVni-i'it ’f a linn u.-il ti|>art- Ila'ilt In KiMtalt *of a Thin am! ■*)> I*’ 11 :, lii I • Scad n Poalrgi Stamp t*> l*i<- Irtpi irtii* f<>t lh. Ir Pamphlet 011 “ llltfaws off Stoui aeh ant* Betvrlt.’’ w. W. BLISS o* Cos.. Proprietor 1. 0 13 Biwadway, Sew Fork, For Sale in Macon, hyZEII.IX A ill NT. Cai'|>r(iii^ r Riisl Oil Clotlli. |*l | RULLBCarpet - <*fev*ry style ar.d ijualitifca. <-f 7 !)’ “ p--try. Velvet a..,i liru-eeis. Three jy, Ingia. : m.: s i;er*‘n, R’.g* and Mats. .. .. Floor ij.lCloths it.. *i,tthsfronil4 Idto 18 feet, sultab.i o Hall* and IKnir y Ki*m. Cocoa and lads Matting. In the above good; we can show the largest aud best assort ment lathe City. Housakev per* re t - >iue*ed to eaamine ov stock, making their Fail urchaaee. b. K. ROfch k CO„ ‘< --- -—•> .** rrh BP rk.erry stir’ MACON LAMP STORE! I<To. 11 COTTON AVENUE. COAL OIL! A. 1. AT Sl*2s PER GALLON. BOLSHAW & HERZOG. € fM> € €R*€S 7 AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS. KHLtfyil,! , tirgßUl re tuatntliy aauowafe t the rtrierdc nd to* TV pnh'lc,ti ailoev h .veen-awdne r s'nw, aha ar now sn-r il to aesp. u.ll bal! k-tp *t all tune-, a n*k <Jt j iiK MkKIEP and >T t H KUHV Oe*3l>'. neomi toi-oee .. tl.ecUv.wnd 1 1 wl ichth'ir attenii.m ms’ e rdi.liv vil.il. I*ht A4)*w*ng u a ihttf t' t kaCu* nie •-> Bags lUt>. Java and J*G CoilCP. ‘’ . •J, Urrreis % H-*i ‘ r om $5 to S6O i :;oi> B -xes pc-r ihp>’ ■* crM ‘! * 9 - r ( oUoii lflrM. lO “ Blankets. I*2oo pair ot \i ({ro Nixies, too Btie* R lUtil.l6. 200 Cods li.itpp. ;t'o Bbls L.iqnorof every quality and k u*l, from the finot Otard. Bnpiiv A’ f o’s Bra lids,down in Hwtili-d Whisky ‘They hY<* a Urjie i‘uck *f CAN iLES. CANDY, S*)AP,I*I Kl.hS PAT hLS. CLASS, :tn4 in fa* tev- I * r 7*L i I santr or Me chat t can theKTi<*of ■ - aEaiue tUeir v*tc, Vrfoic’parUsac'ln/ els4**he.c, [aet.t.2‘itf CENTRAL RAIL RCAS, SSB : tttr|g CHANCE OF SCHEBUWEk ON and after Thursday, July 15th, 1858, the Trains will be run as follows: Leave Savaunah 12 ‘■& P. M. and 11.45 P. M. Arrive m Aug i-ta 7.S>i A. M. uud 6 “0 P. M. Arr vein Va -u 11.00 P. M. aud ‘.‘.00 A. M. Arrive in Miliwigevilje l.m P. M. Leave hi aeon 10.45 A. >i. and 10.00 P. M. Arrive in savastsh 7.t0 A. M. and s.aO P. M. Amvein Angiirta 7.40 A. M. and R.’fO P. M. Arrive in Miileiigeville 1.10P.M. Leave Augusta It A. At. and 2.45 P. M. Arr tin havai.nab 7.20 4. M. ar.d 9.80. P. M. A-r ve in Maoo i 9.00 A. M. and 11.00 P. ii. Pawa-ngersfor points beyorni Atlanta, cm the Western A j At.a.tx Kail Bond, will leave Savsr.mih on the 12.15 train, sml at rive Id Atlaitaat 7.15 next morning. Paseengeni fort i i g sflfe amt katoithm srill leave b) toe 11.45 hvln. | IP th train, connect >.t Nlacou with tiie Macon A Western Koad lor Atlanta, and with t'-e Sonth-Western Rail Road to A.bany. Anu-rii > olontl imanii ilon'g merj-.aud at Millet ( * tih toe Augusta and Bavannau Rail Hoad for Avgusta and he North. O’-O. V.’. ADAMS. |u-> SO—ts Geueral tuperinteudent. j ,ni( 0\ &. WESTERN K. SOAD. ON and alter n July, trains will he tun as follows: heave M con ltnigbl, Arrive at Atlanta 7.15. A. M. Lea’ a Macon at 10 A. M.. Arrive at Aliacta t.OO. P. M. ; Irfave. AtiVitaat 12 : ght. Arrive at Macon 7.15 A. M. Leave A’iu.taat 11A.M.. Arrive at Macon 8.00 P. M. j The 10 a. m. train from Macon tonrttets with the tS’estern A A tin -tic Road at 8 to, p. m.: connect; with the Georgia K.ad 12 at nlgiit, and At a!iln A I’oirt Road at 12 5 a. m. The o:.- .Drain will not tie ri n on Sundays. the cl,; i . on . f the Virginia aud I enLessee Kail Road Base” this U.e most pleasant anti direct route to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Tl.n>,:i ticket.’to wl iiti auy Lehad at Atiaria. for #26 25 Indud i 4 stage fare, *7 00, and in New York for *52 CO. F n;. -rinfommU. i tie hud ki relation to this Route, on ap; x -.tioti to the Gt-ucrsJ ’lick* l ()?!!ce, AUanta. Jun st-ts. Jl.tKi.li 1,. TYLKR, Snpt. N£*W FURKITUHE. rifllE subscnlier has Just receiv- JL ed, aid will couticce to receive ,68&h ‘Tom the Best New York City tnano (P iMl* aemrers, a targe and hands /rat a. ‘MBS] sortmeat of the latest styles of mHlllify UiVIES. tc. He alto arauQiaotur* * Faauitnre of StSy*’ th.e very ! -et workmanthip, and at Vw&jSiSj the ’owtst 0.-rket price*. The lot- “l towring lislcoiaprisc* u part of the article,always on hand : R ckit.g chairs of every style, Parlor chairs, “ * - Eahogany, R alnal, Out andCaoe testebaln, Office and Window chain, Cottage chair*. Bvlsteadifroui ffs to 1104, hide Boards, Wash stands, Corner stand*, Wardrobe*. Hafts, nureau*--Mahogany,Wa!nut ar.d Rote Wood, DiningTahies. Fo’-ling and Flam Table*, Cenlre I id Side Table*, Cuuches.Trunneli Bedstead*, • Cradle* and Crib*. Secret arte* and Sook case*, Hat sund*. Looting Glasaea, Childrens'carriagc* an t eui.r. Window shade*, Featherdnater*, Curled hair and ouo , MaUratse*. B. t ROES. HATS, A7S,; CIUS. D. STOM2 &IiRO., Washington Itlot-k. attcistlen toxJb?ir fctock of and JSIT3* HATS AND CAPS ! 1 he f ih,. ire comprise a fee of Iheii lending sty tea: Oetits’ Karr! I. My !e Mlk llste. “ >ew Orleans stv.e &i;k n*ts, “ Ketee “ “ Fverdt “ “ “ *” B 1 e*. Drs'., Pearl. aid Fsrhtonablc Cssslmercs. Gent*’ superior French Ctl> er.e. o: ail elwi: and on 1 i;4lc.s varie'V of BtyV-snd Cliildith's fctraw anil Ligbora Fats aid Ca| f U hve < -meth rig tery superior in the way of Mraw ; ami I cgiiorua. We lov.to a't.nthii to our stock and prcniise to sell at ’ cheap ua any i. 0.-e 1 the < i y or Mate. CITAHJ.BS B. S'IOSE * RROTUEK. Msnnn, April SI-If. spring & Sumuii r l'u*iiiunM for s as a • TO THE LADIES ! Mrs. F.DESSAU, Triangular Black, adjoining Ilostick, Kein <s• Co.’s Store. C i RATKFrL fr>- the very Hb-ru! pat- X .t wl,. h the has .mg i*ten die twlpi. tpore l.fh i ty sil (wu.iiv. logs f, nice to her palroi sand the I adieu rI&XjvCTK, *. v that ‘ • now receiving her ‘kMH -p l.Miar.d l BMkK Stock, coiitlM!ng jiw^VW iMwiCExy aaxijijiNEii"sr. vT|l/y ’V * Df-ess Tn'miri-pr O^od*, tvh. il for richiK sos materia', elegaoee of sty le, exter.* ami rurie v,are worthy f attention, ter hiltc. barege and i*r* imlv holey La>-e*, Mw till sand • make. ‘1 rave ling 1 I'n-w 00.1s, Km rnid rite, MWoins. bead Tressey K lowers. Wreath* and Koquels are : 11 of the very late* importations, ! and will hetud at laiaeoea-le pdees. |*e~ a. l orders hv mall promptly attended to. •iiar 2£-U’ Mum m iiri ‘ MERCHANTS^ Macon, G- a., COATES & WCOLFGLK - HAVE -.s> ed t ..o ny ;h :h>.v KII'.E Plb-'F WAKEIHHMC. sus t. iug ruxteu opp-mte Alee ri llaol-tcaa A Sp rk'. ... I. -ral reivi-m e* in.oia i> Cot l ’ !, wbo nsked rt r. Orders ir.,r liurgiiie. Kh, r ,'rnrs Ac., ~.all Lave uiv personal 14*1*. We hope. .y xarm p’ alter tion to huaiacfs, to m< rlt aiiMr a! h<re or pair >cag _ _ X. Coat vs. 3 vs 11. Wootvouu i The K deril Fidon and U'lO'der. SttliedrevlUe ; l'a trio*. A bur y, as,d the KepuhHe*r>, Amer’cue, copy 4 month *rol < Ml *• in ay f- Ir A W. FREE (” EVERYBODY H. E. HOYT A CO. S New Catalogue for 1859. IT CI'XT AIX S THK Largept S.i'it of Iwc fit I, Orna tti4*nful and YaiUHble (.H'ts EVER PPBUSUKP! ! tJntATCE IsscrsvrxTs to ASltn than ever before off e <.l t.y x v tii-r e-ta ill'lln t i.. ihe T - ed States. 4>r-at< i nd’tceir m s o paivhasers, wi o mteive with each . Book a lIFf. va yiug in value bjin Kirrv C’KXisto Cse Kr sMit Deuais. n ia 3VE 13 2WC BEH i the urcat houthem Gilt Book K re ib'Lc oni.t one that stands end r.-ed hi the ENTIRE PRKhS OF BALTIMORE. Vri’e'or a Catalogue, which eortainsa jvll lixn.AKatiox ml will be* mailed free to any address. H. E. H'tVT A CO^ mar 4 ini* 4111*1 tlmorest.. Bsl iniore .Md- City Eesidence FOR SALE. !’ |4HE Kostdwlnihlf and !*ui iful rcs d-nce In J,g L 4, L tue central part of the city Is now olfeied for - de. ou the most litasral tern,*. B>j| !l{ The lot c lit an* he air- id ground, surrounded £b|||j|| •n all aides, by str els ai.d ale a, and istn.p-oied n the ui et -uastanrjai lnaoiier. ‘iheHussecontaii sßa uare otiis wiii ft rep ace In each, with side prssage through the ; u iidle ot ih. main bniluing.hesnle* hath nsim, pantry, store ! -o-m: aril r set,, all new and finished in the t est style 4 >n i be lot are :ii, the necessary out Miildiiig*. Carnage Hor e, I ‘able, waeh hourc chicken house, strike house. Also l‘o veils -f water one of which has tn u a force and lifting pomp ; eth 1, *4) reet of hoae attached. Also, hydrant and cistern In h- vrd. m-'idef a choice variety of ahrubhery and h ruit S. -ill tua tnritt! and(l mrisliiug condition. F irrherpanieularsappli to J.C EHWiRD*. i dan. Ral Estate agent. Family Flour. \ <*/*<* LH'. Khosvnet !t> Mid*Family Hour. IS *vg""\TV” Ktils. Ui.-am K n.tli Flour, rei eived and lo ! -1 bv I may 3 J GEAKA FREEMAB , L l Oon Oil. 4 1 A>l His of all widths, hisl t e.lvedaud r onale Sr Oh'.vfd—tfl B. F. K\bh ACU JACOB’S CORDIAL 10,000 Negroes 10,000 Negi;^” 10,000 ~i Yearly -craved Yearly • Saved Yearly Planters Take Xotice Planters Take Notiee Planters Take Notice Jacob’s < ordial Jaeoli’s Cordial Jacob’s Cordial Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedv •/ And Positive Remedy Before The People Before The People Before The People In Dysentery, In Dysentery. 111 Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Diarrhcea, Diarrhoea, And FI ux. And Flux. And Flux. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. Packages of Half Doz. Packages of Half Doz. Packages of Half Doz. For Plantations. For Plantations. For Plantations. For Sale in Mat n, i.t ZEJI.I N 4_HUNT. AIV.CHKZ’ SPECIFIC THAT GREAT 1; > MEP I THAT GREAT iil MEIiY THAT CP.fc.AT R: i fc.DY THaT GREAT KfcJEDY TUAT CKtAT Rfc.VKDY. * * THAT GP.KAT RfcA.Ki y . THAT GRFAT KfcMEDY 4. RANCHEZ’ SPECIFIC SANC.iEZ’ SPEttrTC SANCHEZ SPfcCiVIC SANCHEZ’ SPjfCTFJC SANCHI7.’ specific RANCUIZ’ SPKCiriC LANCI IK/.’ SPECIFIC THE ONLY W.-ITAK CI’RE THE ONLY POSI MAE CUKE THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE THE ONLY pußltlTK CURB the: only pot-amt ltrl THE ONLY POSITIVE CI’RE THE ONLY I'O-inVE U RL. BEiOKE Till. PEOPLE BEFORE THE PEOPLE betor:: the peoplk BEEORK THE PEOPLE BfcJTHtW THE PfcOPLE BEFORE THE PEOPLE ‘ BKHjKE THE PEOPLE FOR aoNOKKHOiA * GLEET. FOR f.ONOKKIKEA & GI.F.KT. fc'Oti GONORRHG:* k GREET. FOR GONURRUOU Si GI.KET FOR GONORRIKEA & GLEET. FOR GONORRItO-', t x GLEET. EUR GONUKRHO:A A GLEET. SAVES A BIG DOCTOR’S BllA, StVE.S A BIG DOCTOR’S BILL SAVES A BIG DOCTOR’S BILL SAVES A BIG DOCIOR’S BILL SAV>3 A BIG ‘DOCTOR’S BIIX saves a bio doctor’s bill SAM’S A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL IS EASILY TAKEN IS EASILY TAKEN IS easily taken IS EASILY Take;'*’ is easily taken is easily taken IS F4SIIY TAKEN HAS NO BAD TASTE HAS NO BAD TASTE HAS NO BAD TASTE HAS NO BAD TASTE HAS NO BAD TA-TE HAS NO HAD TASTfc: ’•3f Has no bad taste WILL A CURE WII.G EFFECT A CCKE will e:hi:ct a cure WUX EEETCT A CUKE WILL I.fcfcEJT A Cl RE Wll-I. fc.FFE.CT A CURE WILL EFFECT A CURE WITH LESS TROUBLE WITH LESS TROUBLE WITH LESS TROUBU: M l ill I.E-S TROUBLE WITH LEiiS TKOiBLE: WITH LESS TROUBIX WITH LESS TROUBLE MORE SPEEDILY HOKE SPEEDILY moke: BPJSKI’ILY F* MOKE SPtF.DII.Y MORF. S EEDILY HOKE SI’KE'.MI.Y MORF. SPi fcDILY AND PERMANENTLY AND PEI!MANE.NTLY AND I’EKM A N KNTL Y AND PERMANEXILY AND IERMANENTLY AND PfcRMANE.NTLY and pe. kmane:ntl y THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY THAN ANY KNOWN I KHEDY THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY TEST ONE PACKAGE TEST ONE TACKAGE TEST ONE PACKAGE TE>T ONF. PACKAGE TEST ONE PACKAGE TfcST ONE PACKAGE TfcoT ONE PACKAGE Evary Druggist and Country Merchant should keep supply of this valuable Remedy, not only from the prof it* that accrue from iis sales, but a* au act of philan thropy toward.* suffering humanity. It will be mad* to the especial and pecuniary interest of all PruggisU to purchase by W. W. BLISS & CO., PROPRIETORS, SB' l BROADWAY, NEW YORK. For Sale In 2 > Macon, by 7.F.1L1N ,fc HUNT. Fresh Arrival! 1 All CHOICE D’itd Reef Torguc?, _L * I (J 5 < u*k> life l’i| Man •Jin ins. Cue 1 r t-d lieef, 100 Frc.-.’i Pologns rau*egr-e. 10 1-2 bid*. P ct’ed Deri si ri poik, 5 1-2 *• Pigs Heads. >< ircil.ire lew. In rtrre, old for sale by CIiLPR A IRFEMAN apr-4 jjf What the papers say, must l>e true— To buy cheap, come to Cotton Avenue. LARGE IMPORTING HOUSES GREAT” RUSH! Just received, FROM my fc’act.Tv. anew kind.T Fly Trap, for fifty cents, warranted to give i-atUfaction. Also. TIN WARE! At Wholesale or Retail. Always on band, a good assortment of and many articles in the Hcu3B Furnishing Line. o. b m jw 9 And all kind* of JTOB ‘W O BK, DOXE TO ORDER M - *'• BATt HH.T.EK, Aorrr Maehß, April 15. UEAT WONDERj OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, PROF. WOOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE. SystheSt. Lonii, (Mn.) Den went: Below, we publish a Itfterfo tr. tk ood, ot thiarny,'mm a geuileman iu Mum, which * peats glowingly o’ the superi- r merits of hi* hair I* n ic. Such evidence must have iu effect, when com.me troni a reliable source. If cert ifl-jatee are guamuteee “f truth, the Doctor need- no encomiums, nor useless puffery from the preae : Bath, Maine, Jan M. 13.V5. Professor 0..?. Wood &Cos .—u-uUeiiren: .laving niy at teetioi, called a tew moutt.s since to me highly benefi- >.il e'- sects of jo ir hair resto a'lve, I was ndurej td'muae applica tion of It upon my own h>ir, which had become quite * ray. p-o'-ably om-ti i-d white; niv whiskers were ol sih'char acter. Some three months since I procured a bottle of y*-ur hair restorative, ■<l used it. I soon found it was proving what I had wisaed. I u-ed it about twice a week. Itiive since procured another bottle, of wtdeh I have used mt. 1 can uow certify the world'hat the gr i\ or white hair has to-aliy disappeared, both on my hetid and face and m_y hair has resumed l's natural color, and I be ieve more soli and glos-y tnan it has been before f>r twenty five years. lam now sxiv yea'sold: my *ood wife at tbe age of till}-two, has used it with same effect. The a'Hive notice I deem due to you tor your valuable d!s ----c very, lam assured that whoever wi-1 right y u-e, a p-r directions, will not have occasion to emit radio my statements. 1 am a citizen of lit s citv ami a resi lem here for the las flf tcente.ua. and am known to ueany every ono here af and ad ) lining towns. Anv use you may make of tiie above wiih mv na ne attach-d. is a’ your service, as 1 wish to l re-eive this i uwUtles of • ature In others as well as myself. lam trail/, yours, a tt. RAYMOMi. liatriMOKK, .lau 2'i, lSjb. WOOD'S BAIR KFmOKAI.V'E Professor Wood Dear ‘lr: Having had the misfortune to lose the best puru-*a ol my hair, (mm tire • ffects ■*! h- yellow fever, in New * *rl* ana in 18 4. I was induced to m*ke a trial ol tour pre-para'i n, and found it to answer as ti every thing needed My hair is now th : ck and glossy, aud no wolds tau expre-s niv obligations to you in givingto*hc alii ctcd such a r asure. FINLEY JOHNSON. The undersigned. Rev. J. K. lir igg, is a minister in regu lar a ar.ding, and p.istorofthe (Hth.eiox Charct* at Brook 11* Id Mass. He is u gentleman of great influence and nniveaallv lie loved. WM. DYEP,. PaooKFtm.D, January 12. lbod. frofessrir Wood—Dear sir: Hath g mad -tra’ of yourhalr j restorative, it gives me pleasure to say that its, ffects has been > excellent 111 removing inflammation, dandruff and a constant ‘ tendency 10 itching with which 1 have been troubled from my chi dhood; aud has aU- iestored luy hair, which was becom ing gia>, to its original color I have ns dno other article with anything like the earn-pie isure or profit, Yourskru y, J. K. DRAOG. > The R -storag eis put up in bott'ee of s sizes, viz: large, medium and small; the small hold- holds half a piut, and re- ! tails for ope dollar p r bottle; the medium holds at least 2o p?r cent more in pro. jnion than the small, retails at two dollars per holt re : the large folds a i|uart, 40 per cent more In proportion, and retails f t ♦“> O. J. WOOD A- 00.. Proprietors, 312 Boa, 1 way. N’ew York, (in the great Yew York Wire Railing rstahii-hment,) and 114 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. ltf~ Solp bt Ann Uood Dkiogists akd Fancy Goods I DfiUM. julyl-ffm. i LATEST NEWS BT THE ffliTIC TELECMI ‘ISO all whom it may concern, this is to notify th public i that is at home again, and begs to assure his patrons that his Sa loon 1b not a thi: g of a day. Citizens and the traveling public will And their establishment open, not ‘or the Season only, , but all Seasons of the year, , and those ca'ling on us, will at all hours, find our larder sup j plied with all the delicacies that the New York and other , market will ass ii .1, lu the way ot eatables and something good to driuk, and six days out of seven, more than can be found lb any house in town, E. ISAACS A BRO’. Under Ralston’s Hall, Cherry St. \ Hl* Bill ot Fare will every day. Be just the thing for little pay ; And those, who at their place may eat. Will find In it all things complete— . Aud going once, the- iheti will know, That ISA A* ‘S, is the PLACE to go. We shall be happy to see our friends, ensuring them that it will be our unremitting care to plea* in ever; respect, as we 1 flatter ourselves, we have, done till now. it may r,e generally known tha’ we have, to meet the wish- 1 esofthe Medical faculty, imp -rted by ourselves, a verysupe- , rior quality of Pale Brandy, flue old Port, Sherry and Made- ‘ rta, possessing all theMedlcinal qualities, so much desired r>y thus. Look at this Bill of Fare and choose for yourself: OYSTERS, From New York, Savannah ar.d Brunswick In the or by ! the measure, raw, fried, rwed, or In any way yon want 1 them. Also, ; Shrimp* and Crabs, Wild -t atoe of every variety, gm. _ *nd Reef fttet as, wVjffjjK M irttoa Chops and Veal Cutlets, II m and Eggs, JEW ! Devil Ham and Deviled Tcrapms, MOUNTAIN OYSTERS, TURTLE SOUP, Wood-Cock Grouse, Mountain (fee*e. Squirrels, j Wild Ducks. Fish. and every thi:. kthat au epicure wants,can \1 ways be had wnen in season. Confectionaries & Fruit ISAACS, also keeps constantly on j i nind a good assortment of Confectionaries, ORANGES, APPLES, BANANAS, PINE APPLES, Various descriptions of NUTS, ; All of which can be purchased at low pricts for CASH. Be ‘ sure and call at. K. ISAACS <V BHO j < lysters, Game, &e. C. H. FREEMAN, £ CO, VRE now ready to serve Customers In every style of the j Gastronomic art, with FISH, FLESH, AND FOWL, at their Fating Saloon, Gotten A vein.:, Macon. They will heo+ supplies of Fish and Oysters, by every train j j from the Seaboard, a well as f beef, Game, Ac., from Fulton i ; market, New York, by every ‘termer. i he) have also made arrangements for regular supplies of i Ghickers, Turkeys, v\c..fr<-m Gherokee Ueotjria. arvl Tennes i see during the season, and solicits call from their frit ml sand the public. nov. 19—ts | War, War, War, War! aby fiaaasi AT E 11STS r P El IST S. BEING obliged to repair our ftor*. we have commenced a ! general warfare of extermination of prices on our Gooes j | Wv arenow selling the balance ofour Stock ofGoodnat t NEW YORK COST, To’nuke room. Among which will be fouttl a beuutifnl ! ! io f* Fr* tuS. l rice Man tali 'is, DotP’ie June and 2 Flounced Silk Robes, i Double. Skirt andi FI- uu-ed Uurage KnU’*. ; j Organdies arid Jaconet D- utlh- Jube Robes, Plai i, figured and MripeUfliilk., Plain and r igured Bl ek pilks, Swiss -and Jaconet Collars and Sleeves, Embroider* and and i.ace • ett-, ; Kid Gloves Ladies’ and Misses’ Hosiery, Hoop Skirt ;,Mus ’ lins of all kinds, Men and Boys’ Wear, Rlerched and Rrowwßilrtlngs, Irish Linen, Table Damask, j Linen Drills and Fanner'-satinelts, Coitouadca, Ac. Call and See for Yourselves! E. EINSTEIN. June*#—tf. _ _ _ I S2OO Reward. UNA .V'AY from the subscriber on the 2Sth r-f bept. 1648 I CV mV hoy I *avte, a very white mulatti*. 13 years ‘ Id weigh 90 lbs., has a large nude or tit on the rigiitslrie of his j 1 neck, a scar above Ms right knee, and his legs below his knees [ are spotted brown. He left on the Gars for Macon, and was i I put off a> the 2d or 3d station, lie. wore a drab velvet cap, a ‘ blue Facts rv bailor Jacket, a strifred hickory shirt, brown i Cotton and Wool pants and black shoes. • 1 believe he Whs enticed .-iwav by sc me white Rascal. If so, I will pay Uie above reward for the return of the Boy on proof to convict, the one vrho took him (iff, or 1 will pay for : the return of Boy or his confinement In any Jail so that I get ! him, ad costs and charges and a Überal Reward. L'olumhus, Oct. Jfl, IS6B —ts ELIAS HULL. Tli w t ho us b 7 Maoon, Ga. f FORMERLY known as the Macon House, on / JhjYff 1 First Street, opposite Patton, UoUius dt Go.’*, has I wen recently fitted up with a large addition, tjj'SJ fortheacoomiaodationof Boanlen! aud the travel- ISilgPI ’ mg Public, who wiii find It to their interest, if stop JB£aSa ping a few days in Macon, to give us a can and see fur them selves. The Proprietor thankful tor past favors, flatters him selfthat by strict at tention to business, ho will receive his share ■ of public patronage, Passengeis wishing to stop at the above Louse, whi n arrtv- j ingatthe Depot will aek for Its Representative. The table ! shall not be inferior tu any in the substantial* of life. Price of Board : For a single meal t .f-0 Supper, Lodging and BreakfasV. 3.26 ! By the Day 1.60 i SiugleWe-ck A... S.OO By the Month (Board and Lodging) 20.00 ian S2—tf THUS. H. FLINT, Proprietor. FOR SALE ON £ONO CIBEBIT. J offer the plantation near Ame-Jcus, formerly owned by T. , L Holt, six mac* rom Americus, on the Muckalee creek, i containing six hundred and seven acres, two hundred and fifty \ acres cleared, wi'h all the necessarv ul dhi =s, negro house*, gin bouse, screw, Ac. The place Will be sold at a bargain and , ! on a long credit. ApidftoT. AI. Fitrlow, at Americus. or to : Ime at this place. JAMES W. GKJFFIN | Macon. Get. Hf'U'ity papersc- py. j Bostick,Kein & Cos., Having f'tst returned from New York, for the Third Time ’ ■ this IkMOB, we arc prepared lo offer extraordinary Induce* \ j mentsln ! DRESS GOODS,! ■ As many of them were hoiK'bt after the Jobbing Trade was over, and they will be .sold than the coat of Importation. Wo ti*ke pleasure in showing our CFH)D**, and trust to oui Prices, and the Interest ofour friends and customers for Success in Trade J BOSTICK, KEIN & CO. my 17—tr . AT HOME AGAIN! FLOYD HOUSE, Maoon, G'r, THE undcreign'd has azain opened the above mIA Hotel, where he will be pleased to see his f -rat- toB-Tnl | er customera, and the Traveling Public generally. HI 111 AFiur or Six H ome Omnibus will be In jrrompt at- !i I! | tendance on the arrival of all the trains, to convey **- Paser,gers t'l and from the Betel FREE OF CHARGE. M sis can be had on the arrival of nil the night trains. Chargee moderate. Trader* and business men willdo -ell to ■ make this House their home during their stay In Maeon.it | beingce- tral. tW~ Reference—Call and ece H. P. REDDI.\G, Pro piietor. pT s. Be rare to take the Floyd Ho'Jtc Omnibus. .tan.T.'mi.-ft Rare Chance for Investment Attention Meoli anlo FOR SALE, THE WELL KNOWN h\IUIT> NTKAM BtBH * BUND FACTORY The Building Is entirely new, and the Machinery new anc of the best quality. It is a lucrative business and as a well establishedtrade.’ The Building and Machinery will b sol on liberal terms, with a lot of lumber, if desired. .na4 liIHX KNIGHT BOOK BINDING. BLANK AGGOrM BOOKS rad* to order far Court* anl’ ’ountt; g aud the numbers priiiftrtl on tht pages without extia charge. Magazines. Music and Law Books, Bound in neat and cheap styles. DAVID ROhB. Cor. 3d Slid Cherry Mreets, feb. 4tf Over George T. Riigeis A boll Matting! Matting! .1 ist rco ivvd I|l4 I PIECES nf MA ITlNti—all widths'—very cheap llllF mchj° BOSTICK, KEIN A iCti^ NEW FIRM. fffYHE undersigned having ~, _ . J wn ti.e Livery i* T IIILE tor iiCi i > cu- -afeL-eii-T ‘ piedhvH at. Lmd ay.intend VlxAerflaefeA ! carrying on toe business VI) ml >t branches, w e shallalway ke*p Piusetouo’ IT’ rihgef, buggies and Horses, t, hire on ar *ooi terms as anybody, a e also have (he most ampl- ac commodsiiiins so- Drove Stock. Wa would av to toe pubi'c ‘hat we have taken the biiirit* our ID ulh in earnest, and . an a wav s I e found wilb our Aar or.— on le aiv t-i serve v-.u : we i tend r.v keeping a straight tongue, jre/l-r. g tt*gether, and t-y bv< k bap (ft/V* close to bus ■ m.-ss, t*. succeed or breakaf/-acr. We sha.i never tire fellow# in hitching up for you so long as you come up lo the l,ok log and Settle. Now it you want us to wag-on. to rot k a-ieuv and not he sullrt/ in fact if you don't want us to check up too clo#e. put your ah. older to ‘he * heel, give us a share, and if you and a .ingle liac of ingratitude you ma hulu r i.e Very re-pectluliy, aDEKHOLDA JEtFEKB. Op/K>site the Passenger Depot andneau Broirn’s Hotel. a pr 29-ts. Copartnership Notice. IHAVE associated with me my- brother, FRANK M. ISTONk, for the purpose of continuing the Hat and Cap j business. I he business will be conducted hereafter under the Arm name and style of CHAS. B. STONE & BROTHER. The under* gned, thank ul for the liberal patronage ex : tended to him the pa-t year, would most respoctlully solicit a continuation of it or the new Ann. They will keep constantly on hand a superior stock of Hats and Caps, which they will spll as low as any house iu the City or - fate. CUAfs. B. SiuN'E A: BRO. April 19. E. SAULSBURY, Washington Block, Opposite Lanier House, MACON, GA„ TAKES pleasure in inform log his customers and buyers generally, that he us now prepared to offer one of the most elegantand attractive stocks of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, For irentlunriTu wer, that can beexblbited in the city. . Constant additions of desirable good? will lx* made by every ( vteainer. He iiaa in hl* employ one of the NOt'l'H OF IVt’.W VOftifiy andean execute ail ordeisl he uiot approved style and al bbortnutice. octIA— TROUT HOUSE, JLTIjANTA, ga., By MRS. J. D. BOYD. June 7 Sm Honey-blade Grass Seed. ‘X. HiiFD, HacMii, Ga. AGENT for thes-ile of the Houeyc lade Hungatian Grass 1 heed, warranted to grow in any climate, and . taid all j kind, of weather. Price *i P 0 per bag. apr it—ts. j —:—, 1 j New Crockery Store. THE Ladles and Gentlemen of Macon and adjoining conn tie* are respectfully invited to call and examine mv stock of CHINA,- Lass and ORiKJKERY WARt.nex Soorto ; Mrs. Dessau’s on second Street. I Intend to keep at al i times a good stock of Goods, and will sell them as low as i hey j can be bought anywheiein the city. A lilieral share of pat- j rouage Is respectfully solicited. June 4—S R. R, HUTCHINGS. CAUTION. ALL p-'sons are cautioned against trading fofthree sever- ‘ al notes of hard given by the underei.ned to Ms}. E. 1 Harris; two for fbfi eh, and one for #4O all be* iug date op i thelp.ii March. 1-59. and . ue lh-ec, stx and nine and halt month- nfier date, lor hire < f Negro woman. Eliza, ali .s Loul- . i—* Ihe considera ion for which said notes were given ha* 1 entirely tailed, by reason of the abduction ot said negro fn in I my service by the family of MAJ Harris. I wilt not pay said ‘ mites U'de i compelled to bv hvw. June C-ts. L. F. W. ANDREtVS. COFFINS. ROSE WOOD, Solid Mahogany. Velvet, Stained, Cheap Vaneered Mahogany Coffins, Also New Style Metallc linne. Superior to tlie old Styles. Old Pattern Metalec Cases at Lower Prices. |une 4—6 m T. &. G. WOOD. SV£ FREIGHT AND COMMISSIONS! fCarhart & Curd* SOLE AOEXS FOR .WIRBINR’S SCALES. A FULL Assortment of Platform ami Counter Scales now in store and for sale at llieir prices NO FREIGHT ADDED. Order, tasen for Kailroad Ware-li use and other large .'tales. We will etc them ptoj,erlypqt up. may 11 —if. C., M. At W. and S. W. R. R. fi UANO, will fo*- the present, b- transported over the VJ Ccatial hailmati to Macon, or to uuy Station on that „i:d the Eatmit* n Komi, in anv quantity, to any • ‘nnsiisuee. at *-’.OO per tern of 2.(00 paui.d*, and over‘the Matxui aud V. ester",Hi.d S*”iUi-\\ e.t-ru Ktqlioads, or to auy Mutton on either of these Roads, at *1 0o J*e*- toil of 2 WO pounds, pro vided tuch sues is n rrked wilt, consignee'* name GEO. W AID Ms, Oen'T Supt O. R. R. * ! ALF it ED TYLKK, “ “ M.fIU.R j VIRUIL POWERS, “ “ S. W. R. i Feb. 35, 61. 43 For Sal©. ONE of the most desirable residences in the city, where the subscriber now H.-idt-s. corner of Oak and Second streets. rs’ The Dot contains three quartjgs qf an acre, and is highly improved with choice varietiesut Peach, Apricots, Grapes anil l ot.:er fruita. and flower*. .** , Ihe d> tiling contains ten Rooms, Closets in six, and Gas \ in all. •Terms of Uiviiient vrih iwn.art- easy. For particu la**, enquire of I DeDonche'or W. tt. Brantly. If not sohi before Christ mns, it will lie rented t- an approv- | |ed tenant-- [doc. 14-ls j Uku. W. ADAMS. 1 CROCKERY STOBE. THE vndersigned thankful t**r the vet’- liheral patrona*** i>e.'t"w ed on Dim lor lire past season wfiuld most respect f**iiy s*>ii.it acmit<Dtia>:ce ol the Mirao, at th- Oid (.'rookery ; Stand, on Trlanele Hire:*, where heis prepar,,ltoshow ai*fii>e a stock of China. Gias* and < rockery W areas can he found in j the South. Every body i- invited to cal) and examine my j Sieautiful assortmeui ot Dining and Tea belts. Some very rich : end for sate low. nov. ‘.ti—tf R. K. HUTCHINGS Just received • A LARGE as.v.rtmentof Hie do licit Hill bhlrta, as lorior article. They *ru well made aid lit Brst rare. | mar 2.1 •-’.'* * E. WINSIUP. ; .q*"'V Latest Style BLACK FROCK COATS, JU**T BECKIVIB BY j O . ZZ. BAIRD. June 17 Notice, 4 I,L prisons are hereby warned, and notified, not to trade - ilv iorn*te niade by the iimterdsusd a* principal, and i Geo. T. Rodces security, for Three r.Sf'drert Do.iara. dat’ and I June I > h. IS,*;* and due four n,oi th> after date, with luteesv ! fr-.m date—pays! le ti iiaviten Ore Ishv or nesrer. a* the i ronsi U r .tiou re’ said i ote haslai ed, nod I suhall not pay the sa e umess con*|*elled todo so by lu*. Macon, June£o —flui* JusKFH UERTZFIELD FRENCH GLASS, All Sizes from 8-10 to 36-14. MIRRORS and Looking Glass Plates. Frames, of Gil* ; Rosewood, Mahogany and Wainut. lor Sale bv I T. A G. WOOD Macon, June 11.1863. Ltf.l STEREOSCOPES, A LARGE and beautiful assortment of Stereoscopes, with | a larse number of views of ail kinds, for aie. singly or by ! | the down, at J. M. BOARDMAN’B, (lee. 17—ts Washington Block J JUST RECEIVED. * T It. P. Mcl:VOY>. a large lot of SELF-SEALING ’ i\ CANS. F.nivesaml Fork*,Castor* and Toat Sets. Also , ICE PITCH KHS, cheap for (’ASH. “.av 1-tt Osnaburgs, Yams, &c. O i k Daies * ‘snaburgs Ovr !0 Bale* Yarns, 15 Bale-* ifamti and Mlliedkviil Sheetings, 10 lilies % sheetings, 0 Bares Stripes, For rale by AYRES, WINGFIELD A CO. ! u2S~lf BUTTER. Cheese, Mo? ’d Shad. Pickled Beef and Con flshreceivedwaekly. For sale by o e ober 0 HARDEMAN h GRIFFIN. Hair Work to Order. OH VER TWO HUNDRED DESIGNS from which to ■ make seleciion, by apr 7 sAwti. E. J. JOHNSTON A CO. SERVANTS WANTED. YIT ANTED, for the 1 alai ce of (lie year, two go and Cook II aid Washeiwomen. For such *s are capai-le amt healihy. the highest w*ge* will be paid monthly. Apply a th!-* offle-, July 19—ts. K A BUSnELS DRIED APPLES forsale by OU C.H. FREEMAN A CO. march 13—ts Cotton A vena c Porter and Ale. O A Casks Jeffers'Jug Ale, A* * * 10 Casks best Loudon Porter, J st received. GREEK A FREEMAN Negroeß Wanted. THE highest cash price will be paid for likely VG VfiO NEGROK3. A Iso for a gang of Plante rs- W. R. PHILLIPS, EatMa< eu. Tax Receiver. XW We are atithorix*d to ai nounoe the name of Herli® Tucker as a csmlidate for Receiver of Tas Return* of Bi b* * eouaiy at the next election Jacusry.lFflO. )*n 4,—le C. B.FKBMN & 10., Cotton Avenue, Macon. 6a., Offer, ti usual, at their Old Stand, a Choice As sort inent of IAHILY GROCERIES, O- every tecii'jdw and of the best quality, fresh and good, being conMantly In receipt of new supplies from the Northern Mersets, sugirs. Slices, Wh te Fish, syrups, Citrtms. Herrings, O-ffec, Green Fruits, in cans, Hsnis, Teas, Condiments Lsrd. Sweetmeats, Sacre*. Flour. Nuts. these. B'"'er, Kai.'iiw. Ma'ikerel, * pork. * A'.fl otherartie'es too r uu.erous to mention, eon.nrising the whole range of Family Gr, eery supplies. We particularly Invite the attention o> dealers and others to our iarge aiid complete sfixk ol ■ aiidiea, manufactured bv ourselves, o. the very he>t material-*, and ‘arrai.tn! i,, retain their hardne-i* and brilliancy, wld e Ihe imported Cancie. *g.n lose both and t-ecoro* wort Lies*. We offer unrivaled noucemeuu to purchaser*. Cakes, Ornamented &. Plain Os every variety, and made 01 choice materials. Families and partie'supp led at the shortest notice and on the most . reasonable temis. Oysters, Crabs, Shrimps, Fresh Fish, in their Season. OUR OYSTER SALOON, Win be open for the reception of visitors, where we aball ,-m, tiep cSnstaiitly on hand duriogihe Fa.l and g&.sUWh- .W inter. Y’re-sh ty*iers ands f* !Vl ’ i ' l ’ native and imported ’ / c tthe best qualities aud rwpect.uily invite or ders. Which .hall be faithfully filled. ts WAR, WAR, WAR! /s declared against pains of any kind by DR. A. W. ALLES’S Southern Liniment! AH -. D every Southerner will be satisfied by using one do lar*B worth, that they have no further use for Northern Uuiments. For Family and Plantation use it has no equal, it cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, btrains. Biulses, Burns, Fresh Cuts, Pains in the Back or I imbs. Cholic In Man or toast, and is the only certain Remedy known for Blind Stag gers In Horses; aud every one will find ita saving of timeand ■nor.ey by keeping a supply on linDd. CERTIPIOATES, eAiNßSii>gf. G*., April S. *66—Dr. A. W. Alien —Dear dr—Freni mv knowledge of the ingredients composing your Liniment, and mv experience in Ihe sale of It for the last t ears, 1 am prepared to say that there is no better, and 1 think must soon supersede all Liniments ol like character. D. J. DICKINSON, Druggist. AT.BA3TT, May. 21,1555.— Being recently severely afflicted with an attack of Rheuuitism, I procured a bottle of the Dive oarned preparation, and was entirely relieved from the Lease In a short time, from a few applications, i mr.ke ttiis voluntary statement for the liencflt of the pub ic, and from a sense of gratitude to Dr. Allen. It may be, .nd doubtless is by many who have never tried it. called a juack medicine ; but if quackery always gives as certain and speedy relief as this preparation did, then 1 am from htuce orth a couvert to quackery. Hinny Monejji. IT prepared by I>r. A. W. ALLEN, Columbus. Georgia. None genome withoutthe signature aDd seal of A. W. Alien. For sale by E. L. STROKKCK EK A CD., Macon, Georgia. W anted, a responsible Agent in every Southern town and village. „ v Oauthwto Kvirybopt.—Don’t use any more Northern ’ imment until they have given the feouthern Liniment a fair t is! “ep 10— HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia. A Benevolent Institution established by Special En dotvinent for the Belief of the Sick and Dis tressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epi demic Diseases. IN times of Epidemics, it is the object of this Institution to establish Hospitals, to provide Nurses, Physicians, ( loth ing, Fore!, Medicines. Ac , for the sick and destitute, to take Large of the orphans of decemaed parents, and to minister in ever) possible way to the relict of the afflicted,aDd the health ofthe public at large, ltis the duty of the Directors, at ucb tunes, U visit personally the injected districts, al and to provide and execute mens of relief. Numerous physicians, not act i mg memtiers of the Association, usually enrol their names on lie Dooka, subject lo be called upon to attend its hospitals, 1 ireeof charge. In the absence of Epidemics, the Directors have authorized ’ the Consulting Surgeon to give advice and medical aid lo per- I sons suffering under CHRONIC DWKASRS of a virulent character, arising from abuse of the physical powejr, mal treatment, the effects oi drugs, Ac., A. Various REPORTS and TRACTS on the nature End treat ment of Chrome Diseases, by the Consulting s-urgeon, have I been published f* r-gratuitous distribution, and will be sent l FREE of CU ARGEto Ihe afflicted. j Address, for Reports of treatment. Dr.GEORGE R. CAL HOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa- By order of the Directors. EZRA D. HEART WEI/3, President. GEO. FAIRCHILD, secretary, oct. g—1863-1 y* fHSMAh UA3DEM AS. OVID . SPA kk ’ HAROEMAN & SPARfS. WAREHOUSED G9MMISSIQIT MERCHASTS WLLkConucue to give prompt attention atthetr FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE, ’ oftthe corner ot 3d and Poplar Streets, to all basinet* i committed to their charge. With their thaski for past favori, and a renewed i pledge of faith fulness to all the interests of theirfrtendf and customers,they hope to receive their fnllsbare he public patronage. * Liberal advances made on Cotton and otherprodn when required. taff-pianter's Family Btores,also Bagging,Sope, Av furnished at the lowest market rates. Afacon. Aag-t—tf *? _ | . Administrator’s Sale. AGREEABLY to an Older of the Honorable the Court of ord.narvof Crawford County, (July Term. 1859,) will !lbs sold In-fore tiie Court lb use drew in the town ot Knoxville, within ti c legal hours of sal*, (li the FIRST TUESDAY IN WCTobER next, the wdl known and de strab.'c PlsnUHcn heb-ng'ng to tiie e.-tetc of Frsr.cl* K. Ba to*m dec'd. The Plantation li*sin the Old Agency Reserve, on the Past side of FBr t River, in taid county of Crawford, contain!!)* Oue Thousand A cues, moieor le s. S- e five or ; six hundred *crr are cleared and in a high state of cultiva lif n, and very productive—the weodUand is rich Oak am’ Hickory. This plantation com bines advantages inferior to none in this -setiou o’ ’he .'tate, as to health, convenience and fertility, having a good c miortable Dwelling, tew fram ed Nero Houses, new uln Huuae. .'crew, a c. Terms—one and two years credit, purchasers eiving good and sufficient se< urity. Bold for the purpo eof and otribuuon. JEKEMIAU C. HARVEY, zvomT.. July Bth, 1&&8-—ids. de bonis non. FINE ARTS. THOSE who dcalre a perfect likeneaa in any of the variou btyiee, LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS colored iu Oil, and who desire to patronize a First Class E>tablishment, should not fail to call at Pugh's Gallery Tri angular Block. Our Photographs are aupe ior to any produced in Macon. ; lrom thi* fact, wt have them colored by Portrait Painters who ‘standat the head of their Profession, and who are the only ( Ajtie-ts who can color Photographs aa they thoald be. Ainbrotyjiea in fine #cilt cases fimm $1 00 up Take the V*est style, ('all and see them. dec. 10—ts PIANOS. BROWN & ALLEN’S NEW STYLE, THE best and cheapest Instruments ever offered in this ot any other mark-t. Call and satiety youiselves that I. we are selilug lustrumentsat iefct *loo unde’ the usual price*, f We give a warrantee tor three years to each instrumeni.— hese ins*rumeiUßhave no sui>crior. and are untuipassed in time and flnlsh J. F. WINTER A CO. < - ‘ sug 20 Sm -i ajASH A Nl IEK.IN Mt VACITOK I • —Theun J 9 dersigned is stlilprcpared to mannfactme all kind*- afWindowhaahi ftlinda, Panne) Boor* and ( arpt nlry Work to order. Having always on hand, the best seasoned and well assorted lumber, he will warrant his work to be of the most substantial ano f durable description. • He will also contract for any siae or style of buildln. and execute the game with all needful dispatch. Ordei ‘respectfully solicited. JOHN KNIGHT. pr*B—tf Valuable Plantation for Sale. JAM now offering for sale my plantation in Jones Count} level, miles above Macon, on the Ocmuigee River, con ainirg I*o acre* ot land. Attached to the place is SOO acres swamp Land*, (river bottom). Term* one and two years’ credit. Any one wi-hing to purchase valuable Lands, will do well to call and examine the above as I am determined to sell. apriS—tf ROBERT JUNDT, National Police Gazette. (I'KIS Great Journal of Crime and Criminals is in its 12tt 1. Year, and is wideiy circulated throughout the country— ! It contains sllthe Great. Trials, Criminal Cases, and apptepr -1 ate Editorials on the same, together with information on Or •nfatal Matters, not to be found in any other newspaper. Ur-subscriptione, *2 per Annum,; *1 for Six Months, to bt remitted by Subscribers, (who should write their names and •uetowi:, county and State where they reside plainly,) To R. A. SEYMOUR, Editor A FreurU tor ofthe National Police Gazette, I at* d—ts New York City. JUST RECEIVED Landreth’s New Crou Turnip Seed of 1858. , VET HITE FLAT DUTCH TURNIP SEED, fY RED TOP KUTA BAGA TURNIP SEED. LARGE GI.OHE TURNIP SEED. LARGE NORFOLK TURNIP SEED. Kentucky Blue Grant* Seed. r RESCUE CRASS SEED. XjUJCEUNTB BBE D. For •*>at UKO I’tV ( K’H Drug and Chemical Store Muon, -inly So.lEsß.—if !!!DEATH TO ALL VERMIN!!! ITis truly wondeiful with wht certainty Rats. Roaches, Mice. M- Its, * round Mice, Beg-Bugs, Ant*. Maths. Mos i qr.itoes, Fieae, Insec s on Animals, In short every species of i Vermin are utterly destroyed by | ’'(’ wtarV Rat, Roach, Ac., Exterminator, “CusurV’ Hr*.liuz t-.xtcrminaior, j I'okarV Lkrctrir Powder, for Insect*, Ac. THE f *iiiy ‘iiifaßilrle re.urdies known.] -st 1 J. C. COVEK, (E*l. “Hera.d ‘■> Uncsster, Wl. ’’Wehigh | ly recommend the Exter. More gram and nrovi-ions are destroyed annually In Giant County oy Vermin, than would pay for tons'of this ► at Killer and Insect k xtcr.,'ret a hundreth pa*t of the value of such pn perty laid outiu “C-KlaiV” Ext., would save all from loss. W. CUR 7 ld, (r'ruggi f.) Oakland, 81. We received the liox—cart BlukslfV. s>t. Loins.—Jt rfvee great satisfaction wherever tried.—is a “dead shot * every tlnie, and Domi* Ohß *RN & PA-SONS. Taft on, Wis. ‘Tour Rat and Roach Exter ,i all u ld. It xives aniwwtt witt* action. GE< >KurE R (DTUtipßi.) Carditgton, O. 1 have been helling your Ext. for the luat year, and have not known ltto faiitn a* i gieim-tame.” „ ... ..... R. WKIGH I , (Druggist.) Troy, O. I have sold out all the RaD Kca*-h, Ac., Ext. The Rat Killer is in great demand.” fW Principal Depot. 410 Broadway. New York. hr 11 wholesale 1 rgg sts in New York are Agents. far * holesale Agents in all Ihe large eities. W-Druggis’sand Dealers everywhere sell them, gjrto 000 Boxes s**ld per week In N. Y. alone. gr\ ! Beware!!! of spurious Imitations. Examine each Box. Bottle, cr Flask, and lake nothing hut “UoKTiS.'s. ‘ %HT *I.OO Box-scan be sent by mail, (sufficient to destroy the Venniu on any premise* ) tr *2 (0 Ban.pie Packa.n (1 doz.) by Kxpref* to Dealers. gSF'For Agencies, s-nd foe Circulars, T erics, Ac. |3WWbolisalk AomcrsTO* 8. C_ G* , Ala , A Fr.*._ja At Chariest* n, 8.C., .7... Van Snaack A Grierson, At bavannah. Ua ;.J. B. Moore A Cos. At v obi le, Ala.. i, U..lra Bbse A On. *o*9 1* STATICNERS WAREHOUSE No. 75, Jshii Street, N. Y. W. & C. K. HERRICK. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN * FOREIGN & DOMESTIC STATIONERY WE now prepared to off*r to the trade, from all parts n fUie conn rt, a fall and complete aysoriDient of a; f ‘odsiu bite oompciaai**; u. 6 newert and n< m |mlu tuck of • STATIONERY n the country. We reepeii r, ,lly request of buyersui in, cer i >n.rour steak. On- i,w ILLUSTRATED TRADE CATALOGUE will be sent Free by ’Vlail on api 1; cation june ifl—lv Scrofula, or King’s Evil, i’ a constitutional disease, a corruption of th* blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole body, and may bum out in disease on any part of it. No organ is free from its attacks, nor is there one which it mav not destroy. The scroi ulous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tilth and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by the venereal infection. What over be its origin, it is hereditary in the con stitution, descending “from parents to children unto the third and fourth generationindeed, it seems to be the rod of Hun who says, J will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon their children.” Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu tions not only suffer from scrofulous com plaints, but they have far less power to with stand the attacks of other diseases; conse quently, vast numbers perish by disorders which, although not sci-ofulous in their nature, are still rendered fatal by this taint in the system. Most of the consumption which de cimates the human family has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamination; and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or are aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous; their persons are invaded by this lurking in feetion, and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system we must renovate the blood by an alterative medicine, and in vigorate it by healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine we supply in AYER’S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, the most effectual remedy which the medical ’ skill of our times can devise for this every where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com- * bined irom the most active remedials that have been discovered for the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the system from its destructive consequences. Hence it should be employed for the cure of not only scrofula, but also those other affec tions which arise from it, such as EnrenvE and Skin Diseases, St. Anthony’s Fief, Rose, or Erysipelas, Pimples, Pvsttlkr, Blotches, Blains and Boils, Tumors, Tbttek and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Rheumatism, Syphilitic and MercuiualDls bases, Dropsy, Dtspepsla, Debility, and, indeed, all Complaints arising from Vitia ted or Impure Blood. The popular belief in “ impurity of the blood ” is founded in truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid, without which* sound health is impossible in \ contaminated constitutions, Ayer s Cathartic Fills, FOR AU THE PURPOSES Os A FAtUU PHYSIC, ‘ are so composed that disc arse within -file ra fee of their action can rarely wiv';stnd or evaffg them Their penetrating’ properties search, and cleanse, . anti invigorate every portion of the famnanr ism, correcting its ‘diseased action, and restoring it* healthy vitalities. As> consequence of the ß - properties*, the invalid wfe is bowed down with lain or physical debility is astonished to find his ealth or energy restored by a remedy at ones so •imple and inviting. ‘yS > Not only do they cure the every-day complaint* of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures and direction* for tbuir use in the following complaints: Costive ness ftlemtburn, Headache arising from t&nrders Sturmch, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam in aud Morbi Inaction of the Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Anpi , tite, Jaundice, mid other kindred complainN, arising from a low state of the body or obstructioß . ,of its ronetjon*.. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral^* por the rapid cure op Coughs. Colds. Influenza, Hoarseness, Cronp, Bronchitis,, Incipient Consump tion, and for the relief of Consumptive Patients in advanced stages of the disease. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu merous are the cases of its cures, that almost every section of country abounds in persons pub licly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by it* use. When once tried, its superiority over every i other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape Observation, and where its virtues are known, the i public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and ds ngerous affections of the * pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate. ! While many .interior remedies thrust upon the i community have failed smd been discarded, this , has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. PREPARED BY I DR. J. €. AYER A CO. LOWELL. MASS. Sold by E. L. Stroheeker & Cos., ZeilinA ! Hunt, Macon, and by all druggists and deal i ers in Medicine everywhere. Haviland, Chichester fc Cos., Augusta,Ga., j wholesale agents. J. B. xatiFß * Ul, Manufacturers of and Dealers in DOMESTIC MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOM and STONES, MANTLES, EU UNI TURK, SLABS, &c., Corner of 3rd and Plumb Ws. MACON , GA. apj 11—ts. New Candy Factory ; and BAKERY. ORNAMENTED Cake, and Plain, supplied to PamillM Wedding* and Parties,according to order. ALSO, , Candy by the Box, (assorted for Merchant*,) ofthe !>*> quality,warranted, and at tha lowest prices. Orders for the abov eor for Drugs,Garden Seeds, Fruits,Ac. promptly attended to by J. H. A w. 8. *IXIB. nr-v*—tf Obsrry Street. M*-on. *• CLOTHIN Or. HORACE FITCH & CO.. aviag received a very large Stock of Summer Clothing', MADE up expressly for the summer Trade, of Style; aud *.f Hie beat nods, are nuw rwulyteMK l great Inducements to any one who may w,sh to puri aEAD V MADE CLOTHINC* Youth's and Chi ; dren’s Clothing* A large Stock or Youth’s and Children's Clothing, ai*° c ” hand which we are offrring very low. _ TRUNKS, VALISES, BONNET BOXES AND CARPET BAGS. Having in connection with our Stock of Clothing. an upstairs room directly over tho store, where at all' l !tT ) car* be found *.ne of (he largest Sticks (to t e found mWWJ of ail kindsof Trunks., Bonne. Itexes Bags; and we invetc all who are id want of any -gise line io calland rxami ue for tht-nisflves t efore i.ureha- 1 - where, fur we are bound to (Mill Cheap for the Bead* C *'j!'nT; iC * h m We,ieWU * H.FITCH4OO.
