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PifIMiMTE MffiH. f|'HVOynf>’r.\p’ i * with this variety < Ji. 1 ’olPjn Skis ,> IIV, •! K to #U t!l‘ nwwt |- , r<’ 1: ” tivij Cotton gro.vn hi ’.liis si i’M’M <>f 'otiml, K shown ii v tin-rrjiiirl hi On. Hemlnct’ , Col Col. -Vaili rs and ot licit*, who have i-la tiled lit- , .’olio', tin* present y.-ar. It should In’ ulanlt *! one ...mill Ih.ck. rHmn other Cotton, both in the How ami Dribs. tii.’ R avs tvvo-tnri-a-balf, ami not ov, •I,roc fel to i the best laml. It should be t'|'P*- about the last ol July. iCjr Price of the. Seed per Bu-bel, - - SI ,K > C.ivingtos, Gv pec 17.185 K CERTIFICATES. [Vf.wton County, G*. Nov. 14, 1852. We nbtnt'ed, this year, Mr. Dickson’s Pome granate Cotton. It is decidedly the host Cotton we ever cultivated, yielding? more thau any other variety on the same quality ot land. M A. Cunnnightun, John Rssy, Joim Smith, P. 11. Hearn!, Jesse L B vker, IVmedns R ’Vitolds, Thomas Nelms, Alfred Livingston, W. B. ‘Vright, Nathan P. Lee, John Franklin, John S Weaver, Richard L. Situs, Chirdv Qoodson, Mnltrew Whitfield, of Jasper County, Gustavos l Ir.ndrick , of Butts “ Joint C. Watters, ol Jasper “ Matlvea’Oaburn, of Jasper Nf.w ro* C iuntt, G*. Oef. 14. tS">2. We planted Mr Dickson’* Pomegranate Cotton this year side l>y side with the common Cotton on the same.'d iv —no difference in th land or culti vation. Tno Pomegranate produced, fully, one - the most, and bolls larger, and staple finer A. W. Patrick, James Perry, A. P. Terrence. Newton Countt, Ga. Oct. 30,'1852. This will certify that I planted about twelve acres of Mr. Die*on*s Pomegranate Cotton this year, from which 1 shall gather nearly two thou sand pounds seed Cotton per acre, and would have gathered over that amonnt but for the injury re ceived by rains and the worm. The cotton waa planted one month later tlian my other cetton. I pronounce it a superior cotton, producing about one-third more than our common cotton. Thomas F. Jor.es. Newton Coontt, Ga. Nov. 1, 1852. 1 have planted Mr. Dickson’s Pomegranate cot ton the last two years. It matures earlier than ar.v cotton 1 ever planted. I am satisfied it will produce about one-third more than the com mon cotton on the same soil. D. E. Strong. Covikgtok, Ga. Nov. 19, 1852. 1 plant colton ia v* ayne county, Kentucky, for spinning use only. I was at this place last winter, and was induced to take home a few of Mr. Dick eon’s Pomegranate Cotton seed. I planted them tide by side with my other cotton, the land the same, and tended alike; the Pomegranate pro duced fully one-third the most, and made over one thousand pounds seed cotton per acre. My spin ners say the lint is superior to any cotton they ever spun. Canon VVcrsham. A G E N T S. FEW SEED MAY BE UAD FROM J. M. Elliot. Shelbyville Ten. Jones, Phillips & Cos. C-*lin, Ga. Fcrrill & Hancock, ’■ “ O. Morse, Forsyth, Pcgff & Bomar, Atlanta, J. Norcross & Cos. “ “ Turner b Goss, Athens. William Root, Marietio, Roberson & Avery, Acwcrlli, . . “ H. M- Morgan, Cartrrsville, ** Young & Suns, Calhoun, “ K. H, Edwards. Dalton, Hugh Brewster, Ringgold, *’ Rogers & Little, Sparta, “ Hudson, Welborn fc Cos Warrcnlon, “ Li. W. Marsh, LaFayette, G. T. Anderson, Ncwnan, “ Beecher A Horne, Milierigi vile, “ 1). M. Morgan, LaGrangn, “ Brooke, Shelton.&.Co. Chattanooga, Ten. J. R. Love * Cos. M. lutcsburg, Ala. O P. Hill fr Go. Gadsden, “ A. W. Caldwell, Cedar BUiflj “ PROSPECTUS OF ths cosussss. ssone. WE intend to publish tn tin’ city of Columbus, Ga. a paper under I lie title of “Tub Cok net. Stone.” Wc shall not attempt to foreshad ow our future course, by saying that we shall ad here to and advocate the “ great principle*” ol this or mat “great purty,” for iti” reason t,t we know no party, to whose prim*pies, as exemplifi ed in practice,” *r can thus courts#*! ourselves. With some differ cnee in creeds and profession*, the two great National parties agree is one lead ing object, which is to do whatever maybe ne cessary to increase the amount of party spoils, which are gathered mainly front tjic South and distributed almost eo'trely at the Nor'h. We do not belong to either of them. Believing the General Government to he corrupt in all its parts, -holding that il belongs to, and is and will he administered for the benefit ol the North alone—that it is an engine, hv which the power and resources of the South arc wielded to tier injury—that in all respects a"ri under all cir cunisianc.es, the political connection between the two section* is productive ol evil to the South, vve shall advocate its dissolution. As to Stale politics, it there be any party which has any, we arv ignorant of it. So entirely i everything absorbed, in the effort to sustain a ria tir.a.l organisation, that the diacusaion o( princi ple arid measures, involving the rights and inter ests of the pevple, ia often deprecated and avoided, lest the party may be thereby injured; as if the invasion, of the rights ol a citiscn, by Stale legis lation were not as fatal and as much to be guarded against, as the exercise of an undelegated power by Con injjwii it wc shall choose to consider and to trea as State politics, we shall find much to discuss— ford here is much tint is wrong somewhere. We bo Ml th tt we have the best Government on earth, and that we live in the full blaze ofthe light of Christianity, yet we have daily, the complaint, that over all the land, crime and degradation, and misery are increasing, with appalling rapid ity. Such are not the ‘ legitimate fruits of a pure Christianity or of a good and wise government. We shall consider all things connected with the rights and inte rest of the people, proper subjects for discussion; our object will be to aim at the truth; and when in our opinion, we shall have found it, we shall present it to our readers as it presents itself to o*. Terms. —‘‘The Corner Stone” will bo publish ed weekly on a I irge sheet, at $2 per annum, in variably m advance. Nj man will be entered up on our list until the money is paid. Any person who will send in five subscribers will receives copy lor hTa trouble. The fii*t number will bo issued by or before the Ist day of February. p'Jur brethren ofthe Press who will give thisPio ec is a tew insertions, will receive our thanks, nd find us always ready to reciprocate. JAMES N. BETIIUNE, Editor. Reynolds & Yarbrodch, Publishers. January 18.1853. 6 Meriwether Superior Court, August Teiim, 1852. fr appearin': to the Court that Eleanor Wel don, Executrix oil lit. last will and testament of Isaac C. Weldon, decerned, was in possession ofU:e Original Will and Testament in her said pe tition mentioned, and that said Original Will and Testament has been lost, and the said Eleanor Weldon having priyed the establishing of a Copy us said Will and Testament, in lieu of suid Lost Original. It is therefore ordered that John Weldon, Abner Weldon, Thomas Weldon, James Weldon, Thom as Owens, Thomas Hancock, llngood Bailey, Floyd T. Weldon, Jane Bailey, Joseph Davidson, and Andrew Weldon, shew cause, if any they have, by the first day of the next Term of this Court, why the said Copy should not be establish ed in lieu of the Original so lost us uforesa id: And it is further ordered that a copy ol this rule be serv ed upon the parties iri interest, if to be found in this State, and if rjof, to bo published iri a public Gazette ot this State three months previous to the next Term of this Court, Ur,tilled: EDW YOUNG HILL. J. S. C. C. C. GEJRGIA, MERIWETHER < OUMTY. 1 hereby certify that the above is a true Extract from the Minutes of the Superior Couit ol said County, Given under my hand and Official Signature, this Bth day ol October, 1853. WILLIAM A. ADAMS, C;erk S. C\ November 23d, 1852. s:i3--.Jm IX PY days after date application will be mud K-J to the Court ol Ordinary of Butts county for l-uve to sell the negroes belonging to the estate o Robert \V . Allison, late ot said count)’, tleceas and MAT HE W S. BARBEIt, A dm’re JNoVj 24,1852. , 4i) £ gat Jfcmas Spalding April Sales. WILL be sold before the Court-house door in Guilin, county, on Ihe first To. - day in April next, within the usual hours of sale the following property, to wit: Dm; Beil Him Bedstead, 1 marble lid Bureau, 1 Couch, 1 Centre Table, I folding Work Table, I pine Table, 6 silting Chairs, 2 Rucking Chairs, t tin and wood Safe, 1 pair of Shovel and Tongs, I pair of Andnons. Leviedon ns the property <>l .1 “hn H. Lane, to satisfy a fi In from Spuietng SiiperiorOonrl,in lavor o! Prudence P. Chapman, vs John li. Lane and John J. Lovej.iy. Property pointed cut by Plaintiff's attorney. One Negro boy, named Stalling; levied on a? the property of \\ ilium J. Wilson, to sattfy a ti fa issued from Spalding Superior Court, in favor ol William S. liemntou, vs James TANARUS, Wilson and Win.J. Wilson. Property pointed out by VS in. J. Wilson. Three packages of Ssh and one box oi er st ron Riiiiug, the properl v of (‘avid S. Cample 11. Sold under an order oPConrt, to satisfy ho altach ment at the instance ol Joai pli O. Prince, vs said David S. Campbell. One Negro woman, named Caroline*, about 22 j years old, and h* r two children, one a girl about 3 years old, the other a gir l about 8 months old.— 1 Levied on as the property of Solomon Pace, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Pike Infer or court, in • avor of White & Johnson, vs Wi'ey Rogers and James Spence, and Solmn >n Pace security. Pin- ! perry pointed out by plaintifi, Fi fa now’ control!- ‘ id hv Hugh P. Kirkp ’trick. The House and Lot now occupied by Wiley Rogers, 4 Matrasses, 1 Bedstead, I Bureau, I large Glass, 1 Card Tabic, 1 Wardrobe, 1 p ne Fable, I small do. 1 Safe, I set Chairs. I Rocking Choir, 1 Child’* Crib, I Wasbstand. Levied on as the property of Wilev Rogers, to satisfy a fi fa from Spalding Superior court in favor of Beoj. King, vs Wiley Rogers principal, and James M Word seeu rity. Properly pojnied out, and fi fa now controlled by said James M. Word. Lots Nos. 2 and 3 in square 28. and square No. AS, in the city of Griffin, according to the original plan of said city. Levied on as Iho property id’ l he Monroe Railroad fc Banking Cos. to satisfy a fi l’ issued from a justice's court of the 564th District, G. M. Bibb county, in favor of Pinckney B.*Oox, and other fi las, vs said Monroe Railroad & Bank ing Cos. Levy made and returned lo me by a constable. City Lots Nos. 2 and 4in square No. !7, an ! lots Nos. 1 and 2 tn square 10, also, lots Nns -2 and 3 in square 19, ail situated in tbu-orju;inal plan ol the city of Gntfin, and containing eaeh"7r?t(**a*M*- morc or less, all levied on as the property of the Monroe Railroad & Banking Cos, lo satisfy a fi fa from the Justice’* court ofthe 564th District G. M. Bibb county, in favor of Robert U Cox, and other fi (as, vs said Company. City Lot No. 2 in square 36, lot No. - in square 38, containing one butt'acre each, and lot No. 2 in square 46, containing one acre more or less; all levied on as the property of ihe Monroe Railroad & Banking Cos to satisfy a fi fa from the Jus'he's Court ol the 564th Dist. G. \l. Bibb county, in lavor of Gabriel H. Cox, and other fi fas, vs* said Company. Levy nfade and returned tome by a constable. A. A. WOOTEN. Shff. March 3. 1553. Pike Shcr’fPs Sales. be sold, before Ihe Courthouse door in Vtr the town of Zebulon, Pike county, on the first Tuesday in April next, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, viz : James R. George’s interest in lot of Land number 212, in the 9th district of originally Mon roe now Pike county, and the Steam Sawmill lo cated on said Lot, said ink rest being one undivi ded half of said lot and steam sawmill; levied on as the property ofthe said James R. George, to satisfy a fi. fa. from Pike Inferior Court, in favor of Ashbel Wells vs. Spain & George, and one from the Superior Court ol said county in favor of Car hart, Brother# & Cos. vs.Genrge& Griffiin, and other ti. fas. against the said James R. George. Property pointed out by H. Green, Plaintiff’s at torney, and tenants in possession notified. The east hall of lot of Land, No. 237, in the first district if originally Monroe now Pike county, ‘with the exception of three acres owned by David’ H. Pciden,) and fifteen acres, more or less, in the north east comer of the west halt of said lot; also four acres, more or less, of’ lot of Land nunber 212, near the southwest corner of said lot, in the mid district; levied on as the properly of Samuel i’. Pharr, to satisfy a fi, fa. i-sued from Pike Sij perioi Court in lavor of John V\ , Dunbar vs. said Pitarr. Property pointed om by Plaintiff in fi. fa and tenant in possession notified. The north half of Id of Land number 52. in the lirst ilm'rici r,f originally Monroe now i'lke coun ty, and the Stcain Sawmill situated thereon, and four Negroes, to wit.: Simpson, 21 years of age* Cyrus, 45 yearn old; Ben, about 40 y, nrs old; and a woman by Iho name of Rachael 45 years old; al! levied on ns tfie property of Anam B Dulin, to satisfy two fi. fas issued from the Superior Court f Pike county, John Jones & Son vs. Adam B. Dulin, and the same vs. Henry Rape, principal and Adam B. Dulin, security, and fwo li. fas! is sued from Ihe inferior Court of said county, one in favor of I iol.'is &. Lawson, and ‘he other in favor of Samuel Maddox, lor the use &c.,hofh against the said Adam B Dulm. and sundry Jus tices’ Couit fi. fas. against said Dnlm. JOHN’ CUUC *, Sheriff Also, at Ihe same time and place, will be sold, lot of Land number 9.55, in the, 2d district o! oiigi nally Monroe nor Pike county, levied on as ihe property of William ’V. Henri, to satisfy two fi. iiifi. issued from the Inferior Court ol Pike come y. o!e in favor of John N cal vs. William W. Mej';?’ and the other in favor of John Neal vs. Littleton I burnt on, William W. Head and Richard John son. Property pointed out bv said Head. Lot of Laud nnmber 43, in the 7th district ol originally Monroe now Pike county; levied mi as the properly of Jordan T. Jackson,’ to satisfy a li. fa. issued from Macon Supeiior Court in favor of Ruber! Holt vs. Turner VI. Jackson and Jm-.aii r. Jackson, andtonnat in possession no'died JONAH GREEN, Dep. Slu-riff, March 1, 1853. Henry April sales. ‘ETHEL be sold before the Courthouse and. or in Wv the town of McDonough, l lenrv count), on the first Tuesday in April next, the following property, to wit : One lot ol Land containing 2p; 1 £ acres, numb r 213, ill the first district of H nry county; li-viiv* on as the property of William F. Hurry and Wji. lism Harry to satisfy a fi fa issued from the 1.-iE rior Court of said county,-in favor of EiJ/nmni S. Mann vs. said William K: and William Harry.— Property pointed out by Plaintiff ’s Attorney. A150,405 acres of Land,situate and lying in the Bth district of Henry couniy, and now occupied bv John Childers, number not known, bounded a-- follows: on the west by V\ m Grier, south hy (Is. bury Hearn, north by Nathan jacks* n and east by James I loofcn, jr. ALo, one lot of Bedsteads and one Buggy, and one lot of goods,—such o.s shoes, hats, &c. Also, 455 acres of Land, more or less, in the Sth district of said county, number not known, hut occupied by John Fargason and bounded by Ji.hu Bryant on the north, Nathan Jackson on the west All levied on as the ‘prop erty of Odell, Fargason & Cos. to satisfy sundry fi las. from Henry Supetior nnd Inferior Courts, m favor of Kelsv & D< as, W. Dickson &. Cr. and others: Property pointed out bv John Farosari. LEVI 11. TURNER, Sheriff. February 26, 1853. Also, at the same time and place will be sold:— Three head of Horses, one yoke of Oxen, one Waggon, 25 barrels of Corn, more or less, three I stacks of Fodder. Also, 355 acres of Land, — more or less, in the J2th distuct of Homy emititv, to-wit: east half of Lot number 00, south half of Lot number 122, and the whole of Lot number 106,except 50 acres sold off to W, C. Adamson. All levied on as the property of John Moldy by virtue of two fi fas, one i-suetl from Fayette Stipe rior Court, in lavor of Ho .sevelt, ILd-i $• CLrk vs said Moldy, the oilier from Henry Inferior ’ lourl, Otlio J. Chaffee vs Slid Mohly. The Lands sold tir.der llie*iiicnmbr:iiice l‘ a mortgage in favorcf, Wiley, Bunks’<V Go. All the above property) pointed out by Plaint Attorney. JEFF KIRKLAND, D. Slift! Fell. 21, i 853. Jesse Dismukcs ’ J Bill for discovery and vs I to enforce the Vendor's Tlioophilus Williams ( Lien in Spalding Supe & - Harvey. J rior Court. FjglllE said Defendant Harvey, having been _SL made a party Defendant, in said case, since, its commencement, and he residing now out of the'jurisdiction of the Court— Ordered, that the service be perfected by the pub ication of this rule, once a month, liar tlireu months preceding the next term of this Court, in lie Georgia Jeffersonian. JAMES 11. STARK, Judge Superior Court Flint Circuit, Jan - 31, 1853. 5 - luTfm t Legal Natues. Fayette Sheriff's Sales. ILL bes .Id before the Courthouse door in I VT me town of Fayetteville, Fayctle county, on the first Tuesday ir ( Apul next, within the le gal hours ol sale, lltc billowing p-opcrly, lo wit: One <Btlll, levied on as tin p’i)|-erl\ oi \lrn i R-,- gers, by virtue ol a li la issued tioiu Fcyelle l.tle rior Court, m favor <d i'ownsi ml, ('ram- iSJ- < ’o. v-. Abni'i 11‘gers—propetly poiiiled util by J. L. Bla lock. One bouse and lot. No. 3, in die fiirlb seetn,-. ofthe Ihe town of Junestioroiigh, i as; .-ide of I\] - con & Western R-ulronit, one loni dt acre, more or less— levied on by vuttn- ol two fi ( issned IV* ii a Justici.-’s CAm f ho die 4891 It riis’rict, G. M. in lavor of James J. Summerlin, is. Luke Johnson — property pointed out by plain'll Lew made amt returned to me bv a (Vmsinbl'e. The v est fialt oflo! of land number 225. in the 6ih Dislri'd of Fayette county, levied on as tin property ot Reubin Mtlsapa. by viitoe ol •> ti la is ■sued fr* m Favctti t>up"riu Court, in bivor of < ’••• I'arSboids .Vlatiufucluimg Comc-unv, vs. Reiib,ii V!i saps. A vt.GLAPS, Sb’tf. February 28th. 1853. 9 I 1 iijefte iI -i'hFr .s rrg.l>'H. W’LL - -r sow! In e Ihe I o irtiviUsi; ti-mr l i tile • Own of PayeMi Ville, f'ayetK i OIUO >, O” til j tiit-1 Tuesday in Atirn next, ru-tweeu th- usual ! hour.* ot sale, tbe loliou t.ig p- pc tr, t. ,t: ! One hundred a nit sis: v .or..- ot In.. I —o te-inV ! e ! South hah, and North east tilih ol -.f No. 45, in | the thirteenth District if Fuxeife count v-* and ‘ on as the property ol’ [sane A!.mo'-,vi.toe < t a j!i fa issue-1 from a Justice's (,'iur fm He r- ■J - I District, G. M-in tavor of Jesse in', vs t Moone —properly putn'eii md by Jesse A : i Levy made and returned to m- t>v a ei.o* ; . -I. One lot of loud, No,u(.-t kuvwe, the p • u i>>. o i John A. Jeninga non lives, I vn.-’ -/i a- or property of J. A. Jenings-, ly V’l. lneofa fa :- s irom Henry Inierior Court, in aver oi iVi -rt. v. Sikes, vs. Marshal M- llurrall. and John .ie-n ings security. CHARLES CLEMEN rS, D. “b’:i. February ~2Btii, 1853. 9 Executor’s Sale. ( ILL be sola according to the wiK of iieurv v “ Kinr+irew,late of Fayettece,.iii.‘\, rit used. on the first Tuesday in April next, be-- e di- C nr! on.-e ditorj in the town,of l-'av lv I . i .neH county, within the legal hours ol sale, the oi; liv ing named Negmi s, to vt it: Isaac, a man 38 lears o! agr; Frank, .i man 40 years of agi; i aiby. a m.m 3(1 years < I'age; Garolme, a Woin.ftt* SByea.s ol .ge, Joe. a boy 7 years of age; Bill,- a -l.oy 5 years of i.ge; Ro setta, a grid l year ot, age. Sold for I in- purpose of distribution, according tut.iic said will. I's.rm of sale cash. JASPER KINEBREW, ? r . , B H. FORT-- ON < Lx fs ’ March 3, 1853.- 9- Meriwetlier Sale. S73L ILL be sold before tno Ceaj-Tb.nise door. V V iii me townof Giecncjllc, -ii iivve nerei.uu ty, on the hrsi i oesday m April next union n„- usual hours of sale—Lol (il lann, No. 145, in tti,- litli distiivt, o. iguiauy Troup now J\i: riweiiier comity. Levied on as the proper .y of \\ idiam Mims, by virtueot two Hftacbments, one m favoi ol Llwrral, llarc & tlie other in lovor of ('ham berlain & Banerolt, vs said Win. Mims, rut mm, hie lo the Superior court ot said Meriwether emtotv, and sold under said levies by virtue of an order of the same court. 11. D LLVEXE l T Shff. March Ist , I “S3. $ _ Meiiwcfher SltciiSPs Sase ”W^, r ILL be sold bcii.re ihe Courthouse door, in T ¥ the town ol Greenville, Meriwether county, on the first i uesrtay in April next, vvn!n:i ilk usual hours of sain—the town lots and houses ilurion, consisting of a residence vvbeie VV in livin’ now lives, also the west portion of lot No. 2, vviil: ,n Taylor Shop upon the same, snrl ti:e appeiu nance appertaining to both lots. Saul hm.st .-i and I t.-, levied on as the property of Vi.dliam I vine to satis a fi la issued Irom the Inferior court of M* rtvveMi cr county, m favor ot Lmkmg Lynch, and .iosi idi A. Biting. Li. 1). LLVc-ULi T. St.ff March Ist, 1853. 8— Meriwether SitevilTs Stile. ■wsrU.L lie sold before tiic (’nu.liimt'-e m.or, in ¥ v Ihe town of Greenville, Vierr.vether cotiMv, on ttie first Tuesday !ti Apnl next, within the u,u hl hours of sate, a certain negro Woman named f-on z'i, about 2! years old. and her iiiiunl eh !.! Koeolla, nbout ihreemonths ofe, said negro Winnan and clilld levied on ns 15e pr->perl yid K ohert Hall. to satisfy !wo fi tasagainst the said Rotmri i one-in favor of Hill and Ja v son, (taiued ,n Hi” leferl-ir eriiirt of said county, imd liie oilier in laver of James N. Oneal, olilam and in Urn tsuncrim e.ouri of said county. The propeily poioled no, hy plaintifl’s attorney. If. B.fRARK, I>. übfi. March Ist, 1853. 9- Eftilts Shai’lfTs Ss-Se. WILL be seld,hetore the ("ourtbonsc rinor in tiie town of Jackson, Bulls sou ty, itdh-. tin iisual'boiirs of sale, on flic fi -*r f'ue*ti;iv m ij-ril six’, • In. toiiovv ing pmpi-iiv, ivn : Ann- Rond Waggon and ii-* • ■; n v:;ai mi ttl- property el Tootin'* *'■ , : : i.-l\ 0. F tom ill - bipctli.r Cim.-I. m :V.-, ~< hia.e GctUgli* for tin- use ot the e. ed ffm-is vs.--1,a 1, Foster. * G. BY ■ it- in-r.ff. March 1 1853. Spalding Mortgage aa ie, WILLbC south,-lore lie Omirl-i..,:. a-.- - m W W Grifiin,-Bpaidmg eo'iniy, on ihe fi. s; ; ,*• nay in vlay ncx--, vvitnm ih • ostiivl iimim ot sj ! -, Iho ‘ollovving properly, to wit: O.io Negro woman slave, named 80-s-m :i’,< 24 years old, and her iWo < ht!dir.>, ;i . Fredrick, 6 yea is old, an! Lizzy a go;, rar Levied mi as the property ot *.)antes 1.. -a. rier, by vnltlu oi two mortgage- ii ia. , of VVm. L. Gordo i, tin- other iri lav ,i A. ;, j Turner, issued from the Interim couii A . county. Property pointed mii ny ihe said g-age fi^a?. A A. vVOU f'EN, WnK VI nreli. 3, 1653. Moi'igiitiic •-.'A, ii -L he -did lielmu tin; < mn'ih u - or sti ‘d $ Guilin, Spalding enmity, on tn f. t>- I m •* cay in Amil next, within the lega, him s -i s .‘.-, kie h-ho-ving propenv, to wf: 0 n; negro w-tmi.ui, nairt-d E za, a’>niit 3 . or 40 iears old, levied im as th propertv ,4 iviw r. iviioit. hi virtue ma • inorl gage ti la in ,iv.tr o. Ftnlflp ScuUm-',! lani'iu K Ltd. 1-suetl lentil tin: 1.11'e.-nvr con lof *;>od! ‘.-.miiiv_ Prop.-if pole !, il out in s-.id o- i- ti : a OiP* negio .;•> i*.i- • f'r ,ngi ,ii vn-d on as tin’ property ol i-n.ii.. efii liriu-ol.i mort gage fi'a is.-u-d It,mi the lntirior e.nml ot *-p,ti ding countv, in lavor-I Win L.Gordon Jan 27. (853 A. A. WOO I'FIN, 8 off. sienry itloi'Jgage Sale. T*riLL be sold.before Hie Courthouse dour i V? Vicl bmoiigh. Henry e nnty, on the fir si Tuesday in April next, the following property, to wit: I’wn negro men slaves, one named Joseph a bout 20 years old, of rlaik compb-xion, the o'eer named Mathew, about 10 )eais ol age. Bo'h levied on as the property of John Mobley to suin'. a mortgage fi i‘a In lavor ol Wiley Banks 6i tjo vs said John Moldev. JEF-KRSON K RLAND, D. sl.fT. Jan, 27th, 1853. ticorgia, BssHs County . WHEREAS William W. English applies to me for Letters ol Aduiini trillion on the Estate of John Dunalusou, lain of said county deceased— These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and credit .irs ofs.,id deceased to te and appear nf inv office, within l.lie lime pro scribed lay law, to show cause, it .my they have, w hy said Letters of AdmmiAr.ition should not be guiiited said applicant. Given under my hand, at office, this ihe7tli du\ ol March, 1853. lIENRY HENDRICK. Ordinary. Georgia, Meiiwellier Cocinfy. WILLIAM It. ROGERS of the BiiDth Di tnct Ct. M. toffs before me is an Ji.sha.v Bay Horse, vvitn a small star in bis Ibr.'lnad. an small white rings around Ins Ibra letlucks, and said Horse is a Btuhipnek. r, suppose,l to he ten years • old, and Said Horse is of medium size, and apprais ed by Jonathan Affright aud Jas. 8. South, to be worth Seventy Dollars. Given under my hand in office, this I3lh dav of January, 1853. J AS. L SEW ELh, J. l\ Georgia, Itlenu ■ther County. .1 Du hereby certify that the foregoing is a* true transcript horn the Records ofniv .dlico. Given under tny hand and official signaluio, tit office, this I Ith dav of February, 1853. 7 A BI>J AS M. W EBB, Cl’k LC. £cgu: Kuiitcs. Adiisiiiistmt I’s aic. i* Y vii|ti- o| ati oi'.ii'r pi t fie court of Ordinary, iv.jb “l Butts county, wnl lie so Iri on the lirsl ( m sd.iy in A|.r:l next, before Mii.t Court lum.-e onOr, iuf|ii town el ot Jackson, wiltiitl the iismi t’lmr* ol *ale, lwo rn‘grm-9, the proper!v ol Robert Whsoii, hue ot said eminty (foe, us'd, to wit; Aiot sc* ii boy uumil sixi -n ve i- of :ig->. and Lucinda i gt r l nbii.it fiti< cii year? o! ag -. ■'-old for llu; pur ins,- oi dist rum ion. JVIA t HEW p. BARBER, Adm’r. Feb. 2!s . 1853. Ad uni ti ; it m tor’s Nn If. k ) trfue oi an mrier of (he cmnf o’ Crdinary. o! Butts county, will he sold, on lie- first Tuesday m Apul ui-xf, heldri tlie i oor, in tiie to.vn ot Jiicksoii, wirhin the usual hours of side, the reai estate of John iVI. D. Bond ot sa I comity deceased. J'hu same contatn ng two Inimh-i'n in o ’ ti(! a ijalt acres, inorn oi l< ss, 1 S;i ’ ‘ r ‘”- and place, wait tie sold toe following I risciila a'vmiian, Nelson a bov, June a gtr , and Aty a ■ <!•. n.r ih< t-. m (it of file In-ns and creditors of said etat,'. B] ‘U HID siIEPIIERD, Adm’r. Fell. 21si, -i ,3 • ihiyctlf. ■fonnly, ;V lim-iii *I. ti'-doek. Administrator ijtsi ol . yoti ‘ ‘ ,:G -.(*■*, lute ot said count y, dec,-a -d, applies to me lor lettijs ,! dismission from ■mt Auriiinj* ration I ar,- inert i'o;e io cite nrot ndnxmish idt and l,] ’ ki'iur, t and ciemim* ot said <!,- 1 ‘ ‘ ’’ *' l appeal mv office, vv|t|iin the j*'’ ■•!., -b„M ctiii-e (if any ,(>> L tier- -iie;;!(l r i t jie granU-d d.n.ci 1,1, itatid office. lfi|s Oel. J}. |> r ;- v - I’e’J J L Bi-ALQ-'K, Ordinary. ’ 4it i c>'fi::, Fnjvtte fßimsf}'. ‘ 1 oVb FJmtii Guo*- Adiiiinislratur of Htf,y'-mi-s ‘i ni ,ei . lufe o| .mid county, deceits <s ,f * * ;i< * ‘ i lr<m yinrt .i(iiuH,;*inh j. li"*’ are ilieri-ldre-io i it< , n -J adm-mi-b, tiii sand Imguiar, the kmditfl umj on b:tm ‘: m *;ml de ceaaM, to be nu.l app- ar tit . . JH . vvnie : t.i„- ti.inAar.se ibef by law, t.. .-d.,- -ti t ,nv they have, why f*aid fellers should c-i b,- g,- ■.<>•(, d.’ Gwen under mv hand a'.office res m |,,. r c ‘J. L. BLAUK K.'.-imnan ‘jit,>!>or 9, 37 Georgia, Fiiyettc County. V%’ • e' '’ iificni atw.il, Gniirdwnof ¥ f 1 Wuisrn , s me f <ir !,• iM’rf ot f) simssi. n trom uni Guardianship, u having < MU..U’ to* To.-i, „S -a ni mote tuliy appear from fie- vmieiiciS , ; i, fii, . I'c-e are i, er-mre lo cite and admonish al an<. *!-.•-• iiii,r iu ktedred ot tmid minor, to tie and “‘A Sti V, wtflmi Ihe time pruseribud hv Lvr, to bo -.v i-,iu, , j any ihe-.- have, why sai l ; i-.< it,ms * v-a ...'u i) - gi-ai.ii a. Given nn-My uv liuml -mi otii, ia! signature tins the l*L day ol It -(-ember, 1852. G i... KING, Di pt, i trdimirv. Dec ember Ist, 1852. _s(> Gcoigia, Fayette Cosiuty, HLREA.S Murk Vv . iVcstmo’eiarid. Guur ¥ i inn of onriti J. Westmoreland, applies tn me inr Letters of Dismission trom saiil Gu.irdiari h,: having ,x< cuted !:ia tiu<t a* will more ful ly ipp-ar liitiu she voucher* on fiie. i msear- tmuctore to cite an,l admonish at! and singular, the kindred of sani minor, lo be and ap pear at my office, “iitun the time prcscribiii hv i>iv-,to*how cause (ifanv tiny have) why said Letters shoufd not in-granted. G veu uini: r my h ind and official signaler I.is the 4lfi day ci Octoin-r, !852. _ (4 If GO. KING, Dep Ordintirv. Georgia, Henry County. ‘St. & HERE.A'i G-oiga l Long applies tame t* H lor Letters ol Gu :r ii.i.'l dilp ot tin: person iino properly, a! Mary E. Long, minor child ot iViriilison Long— i he*,- ar,.- to cite and admonish ail persons con cerned to fire ti.ci- olijeet!•jn-'.vyillnn lit- time pre -en icd by law, otln iwise Letters ol Guardianship wilt be granted s.od appliani. bivm u.atermy hand, at office, this March 4, E. F W A PfvlN 8, Ordinary. GettU’jiia, Henry County. $ ‘■J (<•’-RBAi) Richard T. * tpmng'on applies t%f to in, I*r Letters o! Admim-bruinm on tie 5,-1 tc o : Fi :.,ru 1. 3lppmgt.m, iato of said 1. • unJ y ■, ilwt- iiACi- l : *i” iitc jficr-h)rt* |o cilc anti admonish ail a.at smgiii. i,n- p i* mitres!td tit s.ii,! jjNut.e !u fin- Uicir n j .1 IS Witmit iiie line p esc I Med, any.) -m i■. ‘., i rs a v,t utintsi i alion wdl m- granted s.i.'d app.icimt Given under my •i, is J a? ‘-nice, this M a rest 4, 1855. k. t*. W V t'Ki.x *, ‘ Jr-iinary. Georgia, Ilcssi y eounty. 1 1 -Ml *-.AB i.tjtth Aiie.n, jiimtuislrator on *¥ !b-’ estate oi G-or- Morris, iale of said •• iiaty dt-e.ca - 1- P s* io ■ ,!-• tor Leltcrw of Dis iiiesson (tom t i-tii.j; admimaf rat ion ,4 said es- i ire ii.i ... ,io*l admonish all per ! ‘tins uo.i,’;-rti.’s. a* I. <! ••• i'i'jeeiioris (if any they j ‘ - i Vi ) to civ >d( • , o.i w r bet,-,;-, tin first Monday in 1 *i m-At, ■*• l.eit, if* n! Disiids-lno will be i !V -‘ J ■ ■■•. rid *■ ; v.i sigi.aiure ibis j ■■■. - ■•. - A KINS, Ordinary, i i *- ‘■;? w. ii . ,bi 4 j LVilSiii}'. e V 1 ! • A” ii. <>• > • *i. applies to me to • *” v 1 ••i*-*.. • f Ossiiiiisloii, bom the Adm..ba- I (.ran- iof the estate of To ..-. King, talc of sai l *• mil *i. dec-caseo, ii ccs.* ie :*>■ ,*. ■ ”1.0 anti admonish all tier. ” > ■’ o o j.•*,.s.>ari ~it any they ! 1 ‘ *’ HO! on O t.>- : ). A rgiisi next, otiitl"'Vjse • r -i- giann.- . ! * i- • ■ *... *1 ilie ininuie<. :n , hand otiici, 1 1 . - January ’ , ■’ ATKINS, Ordtnnry. 1 *■ l s : ‘r .-*■ cs:? I .V ’ * ’ B • la, I wmi .i .la*■ j *1 i’Uli y!. *•• * •.!.*!> . .as , . K .hea | <* ’■> ‘ ■ !_*<■ re. - ui Di - mi'ivm*. <r , !*,- | ’ gi 11n.’.1l (/I s-ild t side: j i lie***’ ar. therelore In ede an l ... el. nii ) pei.joiis e .e.c* s'etl, t i tilt! l*i. u ot*! t . (si .a, j He ) nave) in my tilliee, on or btd „c i... ii*, jVi m sin) l*i April I’.ext, otnerwisc Letters ot I MSisilssloo il! be granted sals! nppt cunt. Given iind- rmy band am! official signature this ><•[.; 7. 1852. B W TKiN.s, O duiary. Georgia, rilv. G<*msty. A 1 ‘Etl AS ■ ;nft-'.iis I'., in is.losh, applies Iff *tf I ,J to. lor ies, m *ts * u .rniauslsip,upon rri<* per.'ie.i and propeit. I Samuel L. Mcßride, anti Andrew Bcßri I , rumors of W iliiam MeLiri.lt:. ol Carl oil county. i.* se a*'e Iborelort! to eiit* and admonish all and siugiiLi tlie kindred and Inends ol sio:l minotr, to b:: anti .■ppenr ul toy office, wbh n the lime prescribed by law, In show cause, if an) bey hal ts, why s/.nl loiters of goanltanstnp, should e.t be g nited said applicant. Witness my hand olti e, ibis tint So Jann trv, 1353. I— G. (J. KING, D. Oidinirv. IN 1 \ days after ttatc, appheation will be E? m el :In trie Honorable ffie our! of Ordinary m Monroe county, lor leave u* **••!! all the Land be- I'Olg'.ng to ill s isiufe oj Ridiartl Hamlet, Ine of Mo-iro'! eoii'dy, deceased. J o mil”. It) b, (853. 3 i'll \ B. WILLI \M Adtn’r davs alicr ..'ate, apsilic.itimi wit/be ejy made to 111 * I lonoralile Court hi Ordinary, ol fienrv coiiuiy, lor le tve to sell the | louse and Lot to ur the town ol McDonough, now occupied b\ Will jot L. D>irty January I7ih 1853, MILESG. DOBBI\B, Ex’r. 3-- B >N :T \ B-'IOK, Ex’rx AHKI'V tlays titer flute npplieulto't will lie i'y made to the Coon ol Ordinary, of Bii'ls comi ty, for leave to sell the Laud belonging to the estate ol James Wright, late ol said eottitiy of Butts Febrn try rub, 1853 6- Id-N.I.A MIN A WRIGHT. Ad in’ fSIWO monll'Milter date, app'ieation will be .S. m ule to llu; Ordinary of Butts count v, for leave to P'-ll the real estate of Wtdis C. Jenkms Isie of Btilts t-oirity. deceased. Said Lnd (yin*/ ti’i th*i county ot’ Wi'kes. STIRLING JENKINS, Adm’r. Feb. 83, 1.355 ’ O Months a 1 ter date apnliearion will be mid * to rbe Court >if Ordiniin of Butts cum ly,to I* avp to sell the Real Estate ol per, lute of smd e>.uidy, rleet irsetl. LUCIEN L. S.MJMDERS, Adm’r. March 7, 1853. (j GEORGIA HOME GA2ITEE* A Southern Literary aud Family Journal. Devoted to Literature, The Ladies, Jirt , Sci ence. 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It will be seen at a glance, that this will Ire a la borious- undertaking. YVe hope that it may meet public favor, and feel that it should, as it will corn press, m a small compass, much valuable in forma - lion,especially for the young and persons of lim ited means and education, li is impossible, now, is say Imw long it will fake to conclude it, but we oaprehend twelve months a! hast. This single publication will he worth to eaeli subscriber, more than the cost of the paper fur that h-ngili of time. Those who may desire to obtain the “AN AL.KOTS AND COM PKNHIUM” en tire, would <l.i well lo subscribe without delay.” N'ov. 8, 1552. 40 DR. DENNIS'S Georgia Sarsaparilla. & /SOR Jaundice, Sick Head-Ache, Dizzinies js_ Loss ol Appetite, Constipation of the Bow eis, Piles, caused by (Josiivencss, Pain in the Bones, or Rheumatism, caused hy the use of jVler ctiiy, Syphilis, Scrofula, Boils, Ulcers, 4te. &c. I'ln- preparation is made as pure as possible, its hitler taste, and beneficial effects in diseases oj the Liver, and diseases arising from an impure state of ilie-Blood, proves to be the purest and and most useful preparation of Sarsaparilla that i made. i'.rose who have used the various preparations ’>• Sarsaparilla, will find, by the taste and effect, that then- is more .Sarsaparilla in one bottle ol Dr. D’s. preparation, than in half a dozen bottles as it is generally made. That it might be more particularly adopt* <1 to ; prot. ssional use, nothing but the pure Sarsaparilla has t.eeri used, that for differene diseases, “ph\s* ! mans might combine or prescrih with it, such ar tieies as they might consider most appropriate in eases under liieir treatment. Its alterarivc and mildly purgative effect upon ! the bowels, make if not only a good substitute lor j Mercury, but useful in removing all diseases ari ; sinn tioiii the imprudent use of Mercury. Prepared ortlv by J. Dennis, M. D Augusta, Ga Sold in Griffin by Drs. Long & Bliss, Dr. Leroy Sneed, and Dr. Win. It. Moseley; in Burnesvilt . by (J. A. &. J. F. Nutting; in Foisyth by [). Sau ; r-l, and Druggists generally. 46 AN ACT To make Penal and to punish any unlaw ; ful intrusion upon, or interference with, or molestation of MAIL HOADS, I.V THIS STATE. 1 f&f 11 lilt LAS. Tho safely ol Passengers travel- Ws ing nil Rail-Uoads, requires the strictest penal prohibitions to unauthorized persons in any man, tier interfering with such Roads, or other appurte nances, or placing obstructions upon, or moving touching, or altering the Gales, Halts, Switches, or oilier appendages ot said Roads. Section I. Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the author ity of the sane, That if any person, or persons, shall ml rude upon any Rail It >ad in this State, cousli ue.ted by any chartered company, or any p..rt lneront. contrary to the will of lire Company own ing sai I Road, the person, or persons so inlru ■ ing, shad, and may bo indicted as tor a misde meanor, and upon conviction, lined or imprisoned, or both, at the discretion of the Court. Section 2 Ami be il tori her enactad by the authority aforesaid, T hat si any person shall wil - oily and maliciously destroy, or in any munner bun, damage, injure or obstruct; or shall w illfully and malK iouiy cause, or aid and assist, < r counsel or aovise any other person or persons, to destroy or i.i any manner to hurl, damage, or injure, or obstruct any such Rati-Road, cr branch thereoi,‘ni nny Bridge eormeclnd therewith, or miy V, hide edifice, right or privilege granted hy charier, and constructed for use under authority’ tinre<dj or il .:nv uiioiuh'-iistd pc-rson or persons shad turn, move, or in miy mariner interfere or meddle with any Gate,Switch, sideling, or other appurtenance io any suun Rail-Road, such person or persons so of ■euding snail and may he mdictod, and on convic tion-, shall lie m,prisoned at hard labor in the Pen itentiary lor a Icrm ol years, not less than four, nor longer than eight, and shall .fit-liter be liable to all civil damages occasioned by any such act; and if death to any passenger or other pe; son on said Rail-Road shall ensue, from any such act, such act or offence sbail be deemed and held to be rnur Jcr, arid shall be punished uccoidingly. JOSEPH DAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives ROBERT M. LJHULS, President of the Senab [ ssented to 25th December, 1837. George R. Gilmer, Governor. SSOO REWARD! WILL Sx* paid lor (lie defection and proof to conviction of any person violating lire provisions ilie all. -ve act, byplacing obstructions on ttie tract “f ihe Macoii Sc Western Rail Road. or otherwise injuring, obstructing or interfering with I lie same. ISA \C SCOI’T, Macon, July S, ISS& 2S-Gm President. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! ip IK subscribers would call the attention JL Vlcrciiants doing business in Georgia, A! ama and Tennessee, to their extensive assortmen Aaoi , ac wj) 0 Comprising a large collection of Combs, Huttons Pins, Needles. 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GODMA N, Columbia, S. C. ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS. f Late Atlanta Iron Foundry.] ranIIIS now Company isv now prepared to do AL Work on short notice of heavy and light Castings from the latest improved patterns of > ion Brass or Composition, ull of which will be war ranted. Turning, Boring, and Drilling done to order. ALSO— Screw Cutting often feet, or under, of any sized thread required. Heavy and Light forging of wrought iron or Steel, done iti superior style. PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is called to their Patterns for mill gearing of Mer chant and Custom Flooring;imd Saw Mills, Gi* gearing ofall the usual sizes, and Bark mills al ways kept on hand. Weure also prepared to build Stationary engine with the latest improvements, all of which will be sold low tor cash. Clipper and Brass taken in ex change for work at cash prices. A.LEYDEN, JAME L. DUNNING, JOHN McDONNUGH WILLIAM RIJ HTON. P. S. All of the above company* are practic Mechanics, and give their undivided attention the business. September lltb, ISSL £ -'j CONSUMPTION’ CURED. DR. RODGERS’ LimWORT Mil TAR, for the complete cure or Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, stud all other Lung Com plaints tending to CGNStimiON. 591 55-M 95 5 THE URiftAT covan Rssasßiri Jfß E YDlißj h ive you a Cougli, hicli you are .fi.O’ neglcoling, under Uni iuia that it isonlv a common cold, and that it will soon ‘‘wear ilseif out? ’ Get a iriend tell you, in all kindness, what w ill soon be the probable result. In a short time, il you cou'inuc to negket vout sell, you will begin to feel a sense ot tightiaes anti oppression across the thed, u(comf ar.led wrh frequent sharp bailing pains. 1 lien a drv, hack ing Cough, mil set in, and when yon raise any thing il will lie- a thick and yillowish, or while trotby matter, streaked, jmfii.ps, wi ll bh.od. If Z slid take iio medicine, thl'H. uupeasaiit swuj vvdltems increase, and you vv II soon have fltc |tu- Fever, Cgi.d Chili s, Night Sweats, Ci pi -1 ixs Kxpectoßation, mid ihe-n Great Fiicstra ! T.ION, ll you still neg ect yoiii.-eif, a few wrti? ‘or motitbs will s<-e you consigned to the grave, j h aving your Irieiu's lo mount bow rapidly CON j SUMt* i ION did ils work, and hurtnti you away. | Frienu! leave you n cause to be alarmed? In tbo j above sketch you may see as in a ihiss, Imw < very I case ol the Conaumptioii progre-ses, with more or j fi sk rapidity, to a lalstl ten.,ie.atlon. Ol all the I Imusauds and A! il.ious whcuiflhis great Destroy- I ei has gathered to the tomb, <vt ry r ingle case be gan with a Cole! it (bis 1-Hit been aitiudi-dlo all might have been will; but, being neglected, umfi r the l:itul delusion that it wou and *‘w’ecr it if off,” it transterreO it o< aoiy action to the suk st.ince ol the Lungs, exciting thole the hmnaiicrr ot tubercles. AiioUu r, and anniher cold, adder? luei tot lie flame, un'ii these tubcidcs lagan its so.te-n and suppurute, le-i.ving by their ulceration, -rial cavities m tnc Longs. At tins e isis. ti a disease i* very difficult ol cure, in.cl oltcidiines seta at defiance all immaii means. In the lii lei or worst stjige, th:s medicine will ufienlimes ariosi thedisiEsc, r i lin k its progtev-, and will always make the patient moic- eomlort:.- bie, and prolong Ins hie, ami is tberelore wortm <,f a trial; but ti its incipient or lormmg p-nods Consumption is as euiabie as any otter di-.inos and 4 Dr R g< rs’ Crviup ot Liverwort, ‘] ;,r ‘ru'nv L aiiclialagua,” it taktiial this inm . will ei.ie it Ab SURELY Ab IT lb J AKLN! 1 bis is strong ianguegr-,; ut we can rmr vi.ii !o numberless living witnesses to prove tb< il is llt UK! Ami ilierciere, we earnestly exhoit evuv mail, woman ami child, who tins it Gough, or is subject to Colds, to keep this medicine by you in ilie house; and whenever you take Gold, do not ■‘let it alone” to ivmk mieeli.el in your s\stun, but eradicate it thoroughly, and at once, b\ this pow- II jut healingeo-mpoimd, and leave your Lungs un injured, to carry you in lull vigor to u good < ia age, MOT HE ILS* i lave you delicate, weakly children, wij • are- af ways taking cold, and subject to Group? Rein eiJlhi.-r! ‘1 liuFO lirver was :i case of I hoop, wiilell did not originate in a Gedo! And winn your child goes lo bed wheiamg an<l eouglitog-, you know not - hut, before morning, Group may sel in, unit •■re you cun get a Physician, your dear chile! may •'<: beyond tiie reach ol help. We besetch you therefore, as you value Ihe lives of your child n n, keep Hus medicine by you in ihe house, unit w lon your lutle ones lake Cold and eummeuee mug! mg, g.ve and to them at once, and rest not until the tough is subdued. YVe conscienito isly aver, niter n.e most extended experience, that it Tins a ‘vc: vr.-ro lollowed, no child need ever DIE OF CROUP. for the cold would be cured before it could arove at tins aggravated and fatal stage. L>: cvrty Mother, especially, heed well these teninrks, ;In.t she may riot luvealier, when mourning over iln eaily blight ol some c'iensfie<! blossom, have oei-a sion bitterly lo li-prosvctr herseif tor her eiimmai uegleel. ]I is an ok! iiriage, Ihw! ‘‘to be n.rw.:rued, is to be forearmed.” Parents! so let it be in your case. Bo in: o. to ask for Hr. A. Rogers’ Svriip of LI V T ER YY'UR I', TAR amt CANGH AI.AGU A,, and let no other be palmed on you. eC’VILSi A-EA!\ 111 Chartres Blret t, New Or. etuis, Y\ ho'e-nle General Agents lor ll.e i-ouihe. n Shitt-s, to whom ail orders and applications lot agencies must he addressed. Also sold in Griffin, by J. YY. JONES & SON', and by Druggists every where. ” X THE great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, P..in in the Side. Hip, Bari , l.in.bs and Joints; King’s Evil, v\ bite Swellings. Hind Tu mors, Still’ Joints, and ail fixed pains whaled r.— Where Ibis Plaster is spplird Pain ednnot exa-t These Piasters possess the Huvanlages of being put up in air light bores; hence they retain then lull virtues in nil climates. This celebrated Pain Extractor has been so ex tensively used by Physicians and the people in g. - neral, both in this country and Europe, that it is almost needless to say anything about it. Ycf there may be Some who stand in need of its healing powers wlio have not yet tried it. For tbi ir sake? we will simply state what it Inis done in thousands ol cases, and what H will do lor them w hen tried. VO ICia FROM i Read the following Testimony from a Physician. i Gentlemen—Your Hebrew Plaster inis cured me of pains ot n Inch I have suffered lor twelve - years past. During lids period l labored under nil affliction of my loins and side, and tried many re medies that my own medical experience suggested, but Mil limit obtaining relief At length I used your Piaster, und am now by ils goon < lli cts , n tirely cured I will recommend the Jew David or Hebrew Plaster to all who are suffering from iob traction of the muscles, or per muiient pains m the side or back. ‘The people of Georgia have but to In.-sorne ac quainted with its virtues when they will r<- as use. Yours, truly, M. VV. WAI KER. Forsyth, Monroe tic., Ga. To Messrs Seovr! & .Mead, New Orleans, La. J)avUPt or Hebrew Ptaster, in North Ca’ mVn a Messrs. Sccvill <s• Mead: I have hern troubled with the chronic rheumatism lor Hie lusi twi-lvi years. On the Ist of July, 18 th, I was so bad that I could not turn myself in bed, and the pain so si - vere that I had not slept a wink for six days. At this tune my attending physician prescribed i’he “Hebrew Plaster.” and it acted like a charm; in. plain left me,and I slept mure than hatful ita in M, I a.id in three days I was able to ride mu. ‘ con.-.: ( dor the “Hebrew Plaster” the best r< n.ci'y ! l uts of pains now in use. G. \Y M’ ’ IN’- _ 95 5 ? H H Beware of counter/tils and base imitations! fdP'The genuine will in fulnre have tlie sign.i lure of E. Taylor on the steel plate engraved lut.. i on the t< p of cat'll box. Purchasers are advised that a. mean count, r. teit nftliis article is in existence. The genuine is sold only by us, and by nut agents appointed throughout the South—and nt pedlar is allowed to sett it. Dealers and purchase i - arc cuuiionud against buying ofany but our regular agents, otherwise they will he impos ed upon with a worthless article. SCOVIL & MEAD, 111 Chartres street. New Orleans, Sole G-Mint Agents for the Southern Slates, to whom* al| orders must invariably be addressed. Sold al so y J. W. J ones & Son, Griffin, Ga. John Stilwell, McDonough, G. H. W AR.RKN, Jonesboro, Beckiiam Si Buchanan,/.elution, S. S. Kendrick , Banicsy i’le Andews & Little, Jackson,. Hall S. Young, Newnan, J. I. Reese, Greenville, MiCKi.Esvf-T & Meju.ex lonian c prm£.