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im-WEEKLY REPUBLICAN. Priiiv Morning. Jaly 22, 1870. UJSUEE Tons PEOPESTY jt, th«* following safe rditblo Compame* : N , rTI! buitihh A MztcAsnn* bnir*A>ci Co., Of London, England. vr.vxrx Iv rnivrsCo., Of Brook^pi, New York. <,'.rrnrsN M err At. Lvaujusct Ca, Of Athena, fiwrir. INSURE YOUR LIFE . » A«*tnuxcr. SorxrTT, Of Macon, Georgia. p ly W. T. DAVENPORT, At .'•!» Now Drag Store, Lamar Street, Or to, SPEER A HOOKS, i-;.nkw A Broker*. corner Lamar A College eta «• Ladies will find tb# finest gaiten in the .:*r«t Wz*Ta?.mrx«. *9u Wo learn that effortn are now be ing ma*L) to procure another fire engine for tho Company recently organized. This is all right, but would it not be bet ter if the Council would have other cis terns built in different parts of the city, and hare those which will not contain water fixed up so that in case of need water can be had. Too many engines and no water will be as ineffectual in ex tinguishing a fire as it would be to draw water from the well and pour on a back- ct-fnl At a time. We do not aee the ne cessity of another engino if no more wa ter facilities aro to be added, as ample protection to the property immediately around the Square is guaranteed in the steamer “Sumter.” is A. X. | 12 m. |a r. u. i<; pts^We regret to announce that Dr. . \ A. Oreeno is seriously ill. rrr*_ A Mr. Dal wick, of Fort Valley, ,vhii« repairing an old Sofft captured u ;jve «nnke in the moss of the cushion. wifc- A splendid rain fell liei iiv afternoon. grjV* Smitliville had a Sunday School •. VI.ration on the 14th. Air and thought are both invisible, direct nrd control the visible things 3f£. Tiie European w ar telegram, eniav, was a settler to cotton. It fell as ast as good whiskey goes down a thirsty .wiiV throat, when he lias it. ia-r We learn tliat a drunken man shot ■t the colored church in Starkville, dnr- ius service, last Sabbath. On account of the rain ou Thurs day afternoon, the match game of Base Ball was postponed. trtw Some of our cits of foreign birth are becoming excited over tho European war news, some of them say they vipone whole rcegimint of Freuchmuns in von leetnl minnt, so quick as never C-irdrah and Ketchum have cleared out the Justice Courts, rim off the Shcr- i tT and 1 heumatized the Deputy. What a "phix” tho 15th Amendments are in tQjr That serenodo on Friday night •Mightfnl. Those who enjoyed the pleas ure of listening to it speak in the highest ?• raw of the music. Onr Brass Band .« success and an honor to the city. T" We have an ear of corn in this of fice which i* something of a curiosity, as it grew on the end of the stalk in the cen tre of the tass'.'l, and had no covering for the grain. Two other fully developed grew in the natural course upon the same stalk. C&.S. Waxdbanm A Co., are offering Dress Goods Ac., at greatly reduced prices in order to make room for their Fall and Winter stcdc. They have the largest and most magnificent lot of goods ever in store at one time In the city, and will furnish parties either by wholesale or retail— At eithor store will be found a number of gentlemanly and obliging clerks, of whom we will say no cleverer set can be fonnd in the city, and who will take pleasure fn showing ai Jeles to customers. Rend ad vertisments. S&* The number of bales of cotton re ceived at the Wareliouses in Americas, daring the past season, amounts to 25, 380; this is independent of between 5000 and 10,000 bales that were shipped per railroad from this point which were not entered at the warehouses. A few farm ers in the county are still holding some of their cotton for a better price. E5*L- Those gentlemen appointed to se cure a Charter for the Americas and New- uau Railroad should be at work. The Iiocd is needed and delays aro dangerous, as the oppowrs of the project will not wait for the ball to !>e set in motion be fore they attempt to block it Yo dele gates must be doing. Don't wait until the Legislature adjourns and then say it is too late. Get the Charter and let ns have tho Road, it will secure trade to the city aud wealth to the citizens. Up, gen tlemen, and do your duty. The friends who appointed you to this task are await ing the result. Don’ fool them, they will lose confidence in you. So go to work and secure the Charter immediately. Communicated. Building anil Loan Association. *o. 2. These Associations are organized with a limited amount of stock, the number of shares depending upon the size of the city wherein it is located. Americas would require one with from 1,500 to 2,000l shares at one dollar each. Now, suppose that we had such an as sociation here, authorized to issuefifteen hundred shares at one dollar each, and all the stock taken. Here we would hare $1,500 a mouth or $18,000 a year dishorn ed for the improvement of the city, as it would all go to build new houses or buy those already built. I kn -w of nothing that would benefit the city more with ro little individual outlay. Every month $1,500 would 'die put up at auction and sold to the highest bidder and any one having fifteen shares would be entitled to bid; the highest bidder would be awarded the loan or advance of $1,600 loss the amount bid as premium. He would be required to take fifteen more shares, making the total amount to be paid into the Association by him $30 a month, which goes to liquidate the loan, and in about five years the whole amount will be paid. In other words in five years he will have bought and paid for a home cos tin f' him Fifteen Hundred Dollars with the money he otherwise would have paid out for rent and had nothing to show for it. J. F. The War between the States.—Mr. Wm. Harrold of this city is canvassing for subscribers to the two volumes of of Hon. A. H. Stephens’ great work— “The war betweon the States.” It is nn necessary for ns to commend it, os tin name and character of tho author i enouli within itself. Those of our citi zens who have already received the first volume, new havo an opportunity to pro cure tho second. The work is not» plete without both volumes. Those who have not seen the work, should subscribe for both volumes by all means. For terms «Ve. see advertisement. Thomas Jordain, of tho Cuban insur gent army, is now in New York, fighting the Spaniards by writing letters to the papers. Jtejf The Editor is again at his post af- tor a pleasant sojourn with his friends ■iown the Road, among whom he has or ganized several Temperance lodges. s©.Sheriff Darley is offering Ono Hun <ired Dollars reword for tho anprehen- •ion of John Robinson, (colored) who broke jail in this city on Sunday last. Read advertisement. The Damage announcement thus : No cords, no cake, no pres- • nts, no wedding trip, no honeymoon, nc Mr. Donald Graham informs ns that a terriffic storm visited the farms on Line Creek, in tho eastern part of the county, and about ten miles from the city, on Wednesday last. Ho wasnnable to tell the extent of damage done to oth er farms, bat his loss was severe. All of bis splendid crops were swept away in a moment One linndred acres of fine corn were rained, carriage-house and boggy broken np and blown away, cotton brok en down and fences moved by sections. Mr. G. is a hard-working man and we are confident that he will yet harvest a good yield from'his fields, as his perseverance and industry will not bend even to the warring of the olements. Clay Lodge.—C. W. Hancock Deputy G. W. C. T. organized a Lodge of Good Templars last Saturday night, in town ot Fort Gains, the following officers ere elected. O. P. Anthony, W. C. T. It E. Kennon, W. Y. T. C. E. Walker, It S. J. H. Evans, F. S. J. W. Baldwin, Treasurer. G. W. Reagan, W. C. C. E. Brown, W. M. M. A. Scott, O. S. .T. T. Cherry, I. S. B. B. Peterson, Lodge Deputy. J. G. Webb, P. W. C. T. 5***- Hog fights are tho rage now and sre so exci'ing as to entice some of our worthy City Fathers from their labors. This may account for their love of this 'f'if‘1 ornament for the streets. 5“ Social Temple No. 11, L O. G. T. organized in Dawson last Wednesday evening, by C. W. Hancock, Deputy G. W. C. T. The following is a list of the officers: G. P. Ponmello, C. T. Laura Johnson, V. T. W. G. Parks, Chap. B. H. Brown, M. Eulr. Blair, I. G. B. F. Rumney, Sen. J. M. Simmons, It R. H. 8. Bell, F. S. A. .T. Baldwin, Treux. Z. T. H«..ris, P. D. T. PINE GRENADINES at 18 cents, at -■ WAXET.Tl ATTM fc. C.n An American woman named Lucy Foo ter, has been graduated at the College of France, in the medical department, which entitles her to practice in any pari of France. OSOUTKZax XAUKCTB ornsH yonTHXBK; Cotton Orcwnra.—We learn to-day from Mr. Bacon, who resides in the lower edge of this county, that his cotton has commenced opening, and that he has a Car prospect lor s handsome return for his expenre, labor and persevere uce. As we write, rain iafidlinf, and the c!gq<1s look ominous.—Albany Xcum. Cranberry & Co., I Six Great Remedies, j jrsx ori^XD XHm: t . " ; SPRING STOCK, I Hurley’s Stomach Bitters,! For Debility, Loss **t Appetite, Weakness, Indigestion, or Dys- i pepsin, Want of Action of the Liver, or Disor- O AS TT 33 XT -y 33 33. st! “ dered Stomach. ERR THAN T-rrv vf»w \t> There areno bitters that oan compare with these TITInr?•mStpr rva!? ^ I in removing there distressful complaint*. TICLKS THIS mm LAST TEAR. Indianapolis, Ind-Fsb. 7,1870. still STRICTLY ON To James Ruddle, A to. Louisville, Ky; Gentlemen: About two months ago I pro cured a bottle of Dr. Hurley's Bitters for my wife, thinking it a pleasant tonic, but not rely ing much on its medicinal virtues, and it cured bar of a disease she had long been under treat- *- * *- way, r—* py to. Who Killed Gssxbal Hixdjiax?—We Lave in our possession a letter from a correspondent, giving the reason why General Hindman was killed, and the name of the person who did it. We are compelled to decline its publication, upon the ground that it would give notoriety to an injured woman whose cop U now full to overflowing. The writer or tho letter ates that Hindman was killed by the husband of the lady whose reputation and happiness he had destroyed, and that his informant wl*U make affidavit to this fact. We think the of the party and the affidavit should bo made and furnished to the authorities. This course would place the crime where it belongs, and relieve the public mind from the mystery now thrownaround his murder. We donbt however, it the person, that it is charged killed Hindman, was brought to trial, could be oonvieted, if the wrongs stated con’d be brought before an Arkansas Jury.— LitSe Rock Gazette. HEX’ Tiio “unkindest cut” that Con gress has yet given to the President was its refusal to prolong its session at his re quest If another instance of this kind can be adduced in onr history, it must have occurred long ago. The reason of the Presidnet’s request was the apprehended effect of the European war upon onr commerce—a matter about which the Executive Jidministratioa ought to be re garded as especially well informed. And yet neither branch of Congress would comply with so reasonable a request of the President. Cost or the Wax nr Ecaorx.—At the Interna tion d Power Congress held lately at Lausanne, the snggestivs fact was elicited that (3,500,000,- 000 is the annual cost of the war system of Eu rope, and that (1C out of every (20 of tho tax- s are now employed to sustain that folly. What a stupendous cancer upon national resources. Yot it is easier to discover the evil than the remedy. Victor Hugo thinks that if republics were established, wars would cease to exist, A monstrous absurdity, contradicted flatly by the whole history of ancient and modem times. The greed and joalouaies of nationalities which lead to wars are as great under one form of government «s another, as onr own history At Panic Prices,; COTTo Ar The Cash System, Harper’s Weekly and Godey’s Lady’s Book for August, for sale at the BOOK STOBE. Communicated. Editor Republican : I wish to call tho attention of tho citizens of this city to some of the benefits to bo derived from a “ Building and Loan Association. ” Nearly every city of tho size of ours either already has or are about to have organization of this kind, and I am satisfied that we will not be “ behind the times ” if the people will but give the subject that attention which it deserves. As an inveatment to a man of capital it will pay better and afford better security than any other investment that ho can make. And for the man of limited means, it is a great blessing, as it wonld enable him to buy or build a house and pay for it in about five years, with the money that he now pays for rent—that is, the Association loans him the money to bay house. Now, instead of paying $25.00 r 830.00 a month for rent he pays it to the Association, and in about five years he ha) paid back, with interest, to the Association what it loaned him, and has a home of his own. In my next I will give yon an illustration of the workings of such nn institution. J. F. Americas, July 18, 1870. A traveler in Mexico who witineased performance at the theater in Oriziba, where heaven and hell were represented in the first act, says they did not get up a good imitation of heaven, but they played hell magnificently. As w* cannot snx t SICZS WS HAW. vmm Titty 0*5T A CREDIT, acd we have but ORE PRICK. We repeat this, for the benefit of those who nuy not remember that WE SELL ONLY FOR CASH. Buying our Goods, as we do, from TITORTEIiS, AND M ANUFACICILEES Manyof them BY THE PACKAGE, ami WITH THE MONEY, we can supply COUNTRY MERCHANTS ram m they can make tK-ir ay market in Georgia. We have a beautiftil line of PLAIN, CHECKED and STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS, Colored and Black Batin Striped GRENADINES, very handsome; plain Biaca Iron BAltEGE, BLACK BILK; extra fino Black BOMBAZINE; Printed LINEN DRESS COODS7 The most beautiful stock of Printed LAWKS, jacosexteb and ohoasihx MUSLINS wo ever had. Some liandeome STRIPED PIQUES, new style; PRINTS. BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS of all widths and qualified. STRIPED and PLAID DOMESTICS in great Low priced and Bxtr» Good Ticking, HOSIERY, OSNABURGS, pillow-cask and 10J LINEN SHEETING BEL OW COST. BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats, Umbrellas and Paraaols, Oil Clotbs and Tablo Linen and Window Shade*, TToths and cassmeres, Cottnnadc*, Linen Duels and Coating* FANS, a very large stock ot Crockery and Glassware, Plated HjKJonn and Forks, Table and Pocket Knives, Ivory handled Knives, without fork*; Candles, Soaps, Soda, FINE TEAS, Royal Baking Powders, (Xv«7 superior article) ; Potash and Starch, Fine Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Traveling Bag* Mil DankrU, “r Sa'di mont for. I was afflicted in .. got some for my own use, and am happy to aay it has cured me. My disease was of the bladder and kidneys. It is certainly a splendid medi cine, and being pleasant to take is quite a re commendation. We and our uighlxira have no use lor any otli ;ra now. Very reepoctfnlly your friend, J.L.B. Notice to Mothers. DR. SEABROOK’S Infant Soothing Syrup. S*5e. par Bottle. tore Seabrook’s. a combination quite up in advancement of the age: pleasant and reliable in all ra»en, Invaluable in the fol lowing discaat s: Summer Complaint*, Irregularities ol the Bowels, Bestivenesas, Teeth ing, etc., etc. Ives Lealtii to the child and rest to the mother. Marietta, Ga., Nov. 1.1869. James Ruddle & Co. Louisville, Ky.—Wt have used your Seabrook’s Infant Soothing Sy rup in oar families, and find it doe* more good than all otlter medicines wo ever tried. We be Love it perlectly harmless, and it gives rest ana *o our chiilrcu quicker than aUothsr r o other. Yours, Wx. K. Boot. Rultd Out.—Our Senator, Alpeoria Bradley, appears to bave been igu<>ml by the President of the Senate. His name does not appear on any of the standing committees, while tho other “niggers" all get a showing. We feel very much hurt by the slight!—Sat. Rep. tA.General Terry baa appointed Thomas II- H. P. Wright, Sheriff ot Warren County, vice Norris removed, without requiring bond. Ma<xki July 19, evening.—Receipts to-dsy 17; sales 8; shipped 130. The market continues dull and prices are merely nominal. We quote tho best at 17 cents. New You, July 19—Cotton market nearlj stagnant middlings 17*. Gold 21 j. Sataxxah, July 19.—Cotton light offerings; market firm; middlings 17*. LrvxnrooL, July 18, evening—Cotton closed nominal and too unsettled for quotations. AMERICU8 MARKET. Corrected expressly for the Republican *t xoxTooxznT a skaw. 3=jT A meeting for the purpose of or- -anizieg a Base Ball Clnb will be held at lu» om,v of Messrs. Fort A Hollis, at 41 oVlock, this afternoon. Those who wish to become members and engage in the se lection of “Nines” are reqnstedto nt- tcn-l •M agnolia Temple.—The regular mect- •ng of Magnolia Temple, I. O. of JG. T., 'till be held this evening. A fall atten dance is solicited, as the Third Degree will lx> conferred on a number of mem* fgOOD CALICO at 10 to 12j cents, at Waxelbaum k Co. Iisu Peaches.—We are under many obligations to Mrs. 8. Montgomery of Mlaville, for a lot of the finest peaches have ever seen. They were large and delicious, some of them measuring twelve inches in circumference. It is not often -<at wo havo the pleasure of enjoying snch trcid. but once in a life time. How to get ajc Elegant Piano.—We to direct our reader’s attention to the advertisement of Messrs. J. W. Burke Co., offering a splendid $500Rosewood I’iano to the person sending the largest tiub of new subscribers to Burke's Week- 11 for Bogs and Girl*. The publishers of the llce%are responsible and reliable gentlemen, and will do what they aay. GE.\ ISLAND at 7 to 16 cents, at J Waxhlbauh k Co. Escaped.—On Sunday last about six 0 cl <>ck, P. M., two negro men confined the county jail effedod their freedom • y Uuocking down the keeper as he open- r <l the door to give the prisoners sapper. 0l ’ e of them, John Robinson, after knock- *£ Mr. Stanford down, held him by the Jhront until ho oonlu take his pistol from ium. they then made a dash and got such "• Mart before the alarm was raised that it impossible to overtake either of tbenv A ""~nm MwsSl Mikhail arrftrd m this plaou on TfrcftnSadajy a man by the name of James McOleeky, charged trith the offence of killing a man inAla- He is held in custody. Waxelbaum k Co. LANDRETH’S WARRANTED TUR NIP SEEDS, Crop of 1870, just received . • ELDRIDGE’S jnl-19-tf. Drag Store. State Agricultural Convention.— Delegated to tho State Agricultural Con vention assembling in Atlanta on the lGth of August next, to insure themselves free passes both wavs on tho railroads, must send their returns to the Secretary’s office. A number of counties havo already ap pointed delegates: As yet wo hear of step.- being taken by the Agricultural Society of Sumter to be represented in said convention. We hope onr planting friends of this county do not intend to let sq important a matter as this pass, without being represented. Let a meet ing be held at an early day, and delegates appointed. Each Society is entitled to three delegates. The following delegate* have been ap pointed from Schley county, Robert Burton, R. J. Redding, E. S. Baldwin. Important Move.—In another column of to day’s Republican, will be fonnd the proceedings of a meeting of the farmers of Marion county, pledging themselves not to plant more than ono third of their cultivated land hereafter in cotton, to which we invito the attention of every fanner in this section. Similar associa tions throughout the State will accom plish much good by stopping the grow ing evil of excessive cotton planting. Onr brethren of the press are request ed to publish the proceedings of this, meeting. $9* In the Pleasant “Hill district of Talbot oounty, not a single mortgage has been given on the growing crops for corn or bacon. The people are oat of debt and getting rich, not by ootton, bat by producing com, wheat and meat. Cot ton is their surplus crop. BACON—Clear Hide* 20c. Shoulder* 17c.- Hama, Canvassed. Best Fancy, 15^27. BULK MEATH -Hides 19c. SUGARS—18** 20. Kitts r ibbtU IRISH POTATOES—Nano. TOBACCO—75*3(1 50 per Ih for sound. BUTTER—Goshen 50c. Country 80*^40. LOGS—Buying20c. Selling***, LARD—rnme Leaf 85c. FLOUR—(8 00^11100 aonording to quality. Communicated. Mb. Editor Please publish the fol- j a^ux,, 0t . Jalv 20th, 1870. lowing notice of a Union Singing, at pORN__Yellow (165 White (1 75 ff) bushel. Pleasant Grove, and much oblige a num ber of your patrons. Singing Exercises. Union Singing wan held atPlensont Grove Church, Sumter county Georgia, July the 16th, and the 17th, 1870, in con junction with Rev. F. West Saturday morning 9 o’clock met ac cording to agreement Rev. F. West Moderator. Singing and prayer by the Moderator. After which music by Wm. M. McMath. Recess 15 minutes. Music by J. L. McMath, after which preaching by the Moderator from Proverbs 18th chapter and 21st verse. “Death and life are in the power of the tongne, and they that lovo it shall eat tho fruit thereof.” Intermission one hour for refreshments; and a refreshment it was with cake and good things. After which music by the Moderator. Recess. Mario by John F. West: and then one tune by the Modera tor, after which the bcnedicton by him. Adjourned till 8 o’clock Sabbath morn- AMERICUS COTTON MARKET. ASEKic'Ct*, Ga July 20, 1870. COTTON—Wo quo to 15 c«nfi*. POPULAR WORM CANDI This being really a specific against all kinds o* worms that sre found in children, it is foot be coming the rwnsdy administered in such trou- ~s; its pleasant taste is quite a recommend*- u of itself, while its efficiency is truly wonder- Louisville, August 80,1869. the use of your Dr. Hurley’s Worm Candy ii my family. 1 send you this, hoping v©u wiL make it public for the good of other parent* My wife and self are satisfied but for tho Honey’s Worm Candy at least one of our chil dren would hare died Both of our children an welland hearty, they passed worms seveL Both of our children . . . —ay passed worms str— inches long. Anyone doubting this can call ant »t corner 10th and Chesnr* — - give them proof of this and caanmxGsl < AkFKTIXGS ! CARPET IN GS! From a common article at fiOo. per yard, to a very handsome Tapestry Brussels, as low as they can be bought in any TO. Jket in Ge A small consignment of beanaftil WALL P A P E K AT NEW Y011K COST! LO. All are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock. We charge nothing for showing onr goods. CRANBERRY & CO. Americas, April 12, tf. THE symptoms of JL Liver Complaint are un- ‘ aeM and pun in the side, etimes the pain in the stomach « affected with Loss ol appetite and ■iokneaa, bowels in general costive, sometimes alternating with lax. The head is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy sansafioo, considerable loo* with painful sensation financial. Ailseiccs, Ga^ July 20,1870. GOLD—Buying 11. Safimg 14. HWHTBXO^AfaE ON KV-jto* 0 *? at par .. .* “ “ Selling i prera RATE OF INTEREST- On money 2} per «*n per month. mg. Sabbath morning, 8 o’clock. Singing an«l prayer by the Moderator. Music by J. L. McMntli. Recess. Marie by C. G. Dell followed by G. F. West. Recess. Marie by the Moderator. 3 Marie lessons in succession by E. S. ns, John F. West, and Wm Math. Tho Moderator then led verse on the G2d page of th< Harp, and announced] tho benediction. As a young lady waapassing around* contribution box at a charity fair, die came to a rich man noted for his miserly disposition, and-xho curtly said to her: “I have nothing.” “Then take some thing,’ she replied, extending the box towards him; “you know Tm begging lor too poor!** meeting in our church, but i above named Union ringing greats cam in life, and when they cease to ring of those angels they imitated. The Barnaville Gazette will please oopy the above. A CITIZEN. Local and Busin ets Notices* 09. To make home pleasant and cheerful, go to Dr. EldridgcVt Drug Htoro and bny I’et Aliright and Mason’s fruit jar*. Spear’s Fruit Preserving solution. Lightning Fly Fi for. Or SmoUos totawo. cigars at Dr. K!di uigo a Drug Htorc. .goicv ftr Olcm-nta’ MtilldO bp « Or. EJ Eldrid. tfaD.-n. 3-ore. J“»3 ~~aTuotM°g —fa u, Mgbg—j— tar Just received, a large lot of bleaching*, to be sold cheap at Wasrazunaw. e%. If you want cheap ctothi^go t ^ ||ai . || ~ mr Bi'in. itowU »t 10 °»f» | n- The beat aaaortaect of genta’fhmiahing goods are found at WMiuurfs. S.” J “ w “ td ‘ e * pdM, lS2S£^ ^. Bor,-mdTt«th.’riothfa, «.ba tma o. Aa cooJ. m mM .> *V V done. Often complain ing of woekneM,debility,and low spirit*. Hometime* aonie of tho abovo symptom* At tend the disease, and at other times very few o them, but the liver is generally the organ most Involved. Cure the brer with DR. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR, Preparation of tobeetrl-tly dean do no 1 irawraMHH^rajmyone. It has been used by hundreds, and known for the last 35 years a* ODe of the moat reliable, efficacious and harm less preparations ever offered to the suffering. If affections 0 ^! the bladder, camp dysentery, affections of the kidneys, fever, nervouanc ' the skin, impurity of the depression of spirits, hrer . in the bowels, pain in the bead, fe w and ague, dropsy, boils, pain in the back and limbs, asth ma, erysipelas, female affections and bilious dia- Price one dollar, by mail one dollar and twen ty-five cent*. The following highly respectable persona who can frilly attest to the virtues of this valuable medicine, and to ‘ whom wo moat respectfully refer Gen. W. B. Holt President Southwestern R. R.; Hot. J. R. Felder, Perry, i x>uu*ru, nun*™ n ju. u. i-., a county, Ga.; Grenville Wood, Wood's ry, Macon, Ga.; Rev Easterling, P. E. a Conference; Major Wohley, Kingston, at corner 10th and Chesnut streets, an . , „ive them proof of this and more. Ycurc mill resjttct, M. Holy. HURLEY’S AGUE TONIC. HO ARSENIC—HO MERCURY. PERFECTLY RELIABLE! The onlv remedy for Chill* and Fover or Ague ud Fever, tliat is or can be depended up- cm u Hurley’s Agne Tonic. There have bm- fitonsanda cured by using it who have tried the usual remedies without benefit. i ^ I hereby certify that daring the last year I waa attacked with tb* <v WILLET & STEWART, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AMERICTJ S. G-a. ||TE beg to inform the cotton planters, and all interested parties, that we are prepared to fill W orders for the BROWN COTTON GIN, For tho coming season, and now have a gin at onr ptaoo of business for the inspection of our friends and the public generally. These Gins are loo well known to need any particular descrip- fion at oar hands. They are mad* of the bast material, with the greatest cars, under the person- expert- u&. They are mads of the bast material, with the greatest care, under the pr of Mr. ISRAEL F. BROWN, (formerly mechanical partner of E. T. Taylor l ir successors, W. G. Clemons. Brown A Co., Columbus, Ga^) who has had an e of upwards of forty years ii * * *’ sy will be found upon and of their enco of upw believe they l confidently recommend them, and Perfect Finish, Strength, Simplicity, Dnrabllity, Fast and Clean Gin ning, Light Itimnimr, anil Superiority of Lint, ring this we think wo will be sustained by the testimony of cotton planters everywhere who _ used the Gins of this make. It Is deairable that orders should be received as early ia ti e season as practicable, thus avoiding the loss ot time which the delay of ordering occasions. Th« price will do found to bo as low and aa liberal aa that of any first clam maaufactorar. Address or cadi on WILLET A STEWART. \WE ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR THE < BOTTOMS’S HORSE POWER, GIN FEED ER S, COTTON SEED HULLERS, DIMOND’S CORN & GRIST MILL, in a worse type, if possible, when my mad attendant ordered quinine, In large doses ^ quently aa high aa 00 grain* per day, and which rnnat.harei cost me nearly $100. I consulted Dr. Hmith, ol Ljuisvilie, and found he prescribed quinine and arsenic, combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take it* oouree. I was almost bloodless, extremely ex hausted, and pronounced with enlarged livei and spleen. About this time the advertisement of Hurley's Ague Tonic appeared in a city paper, and I determined to give fta trial. I did ao, ami have no reason to regret it. One bottto restored mccompleUly.andsmoothat time I have seen nearly a hundred cases in which it actod with equally happy resulta, and would certainly re commend it as prefcrrablc to any other tonic be fore the public. Jaxks Mabtxn, Eugineer. Lonisrilla, Ky., June 14.1865, THIMBLE-SKEIN WAGGON, (TUELIGHTE8T RUNNING WAGGON KNOWN,) WAGGON AND BUGGY HARNESS, DURHAM BOOTH’H AND WOOSTER’S CELEBR.VTED PATENT WHEEL BUDGIES, SUB-SOIL & TURN PLOWS. jnnlG-3m AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS GENERALLY. WILLET & STEWART, Americus, Ga. PURIFY YOUR BOO D. Hurley’s Sarsaparilla, IODIDEPOTASH This is^ the pare and genuine extract of the root, and will, on trial, be found to effect a oer- ain and perfect cure for the following com- plaints and disease*: Affections of the Bonce, Habitual Coat- ivenena, Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities, Fis tula, all Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Indiges tion, Piles, Pulmonary Diseases, Scrofula or King’s Evil, Syphilis, And all impurities of tho Blood, etc. To Dr. Tho*. A. Harley, air: I deem it an act of jnstke to you to statl tlut in tho month oi February last, I had a severe attack of inflam matory rheumatism, which completely proe- tretoC me. At the same time my lungs were much afflicted. I was ao reduced that it waa with the greatest difficulty I could walk. 1 pro cured some of your compound extract of Hares- parflla, and commenced ‘taking it. I found that I began to improvs, my cough becamo leas se vere. the eorenees of my lungs and breasts gradually subsided, my rheumatic pains less scute. 1 attribute this mainly to your Harea- pariila. 1 havo now been taking it for over two months! I havo taken in all five bottles. It* ef fects have bean most safiaCactoiy to mt, and I advise others similarly affected to nive you a CiJancwT. the city of Louiaviflo. Great Bargains AT R. T. BYRD’S. For the noxt sixty day* 1 will sell DRESS GOODS, OlOtlxlnc, S»ti, BOOTS AND SHOES, -AT— New York Coot for Cash! H^you wani. cheap goods, now ia yoar^toMto DR. SEABROOKS ESmXI 3F8. —or— PYROPHOSPHATE IRON & CALISAYA This elegant cumUuafion j.mhwhwi *11 the touic properties of Peruvian Dark and iron, without the disagreeable taates and badefibet* of either, eeparatelv orJn other preparation*, ol there valuablomedkinea. It should be taken in all eases when a gentle touic impression ia re quired after convalescence from fevers or debili tating diseases,or in those distressing irregular ities peculiar to female*. No female ah' ukl be without it, ii liable to such diseases, for nothing can well take its place. JAMES RUDDLE * €0., PROPRIETORS, habrrrakmt No. 41 Bullitt Street, Louisville, Ky. NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH-WEST GEORGIA extensive arrangements for MANUFACTURING And we are now prepared to supply our customers and tlioee wishingto buy with O TT R O YV TsT MA.KE Of Buggies and Harness, which, having already such great reputation, needs no comment Lore. We have on hand a large stock of Buggies of our own make And of Northern Manufacture, -Which we propose to sell in keeping with the time*. Y.’e have also three kinds of One of which is tho celebrated Studebaker Thimble-SkeinWagon Iron Axles. We atill keep the good old-faahiooed iron-sxle v,agm, both with plain and with patent whoels , W ikH. R A3XTTED ZSJDSFZZffZTZlZair It is Genarelly Understood * WE DO NOT LIISIT THE WARRANTEE- Our stock of Carriage Maker's material is foil and complete, and of the beat, oonaiating of * WHEELS, AXLES, SPRINGS, SPORES, RIMS. HUBS, BOLTS, SHAFTS, Patont Leather, Enamel Cloths, Tacks, &c. Waxelbafm k Co. Kay. one large RED COW, with a white feet, *he bad a CALF with her; also, at the same time, one WHITE COW. with red head and neck; a CALF with her. Any information win All the above medicine* are for Hale by W. A. COOK & CO., Americus, Ga., And at Wholesale by L.W.Hunt& Co., Macon, Ca feblS TSAND—-East side Public Square r atotk before purchasing elsewhere. We a WANTED. $2,0001 $2,0001 $2,0001 About 0,000 in County orders. I. N. HART & CO. Now io the Time to Buy LUMBER. Wm. Sirrine & Son. TVuAKDiNG MOtiaE^Mrs. jp . O. M. HAT wiH oowaa boarding bouio on I offer 900,000 feet of good lumber for sale. 1 wffl daliverit at the Americas depot, tt can be bought in quantities to suit purcha^era. For Information call upon 11* undersigned st hi* office over tbestore^Felder* Son. GBOt W. WOOZEK, julrO-tf Attorney at Law. G-mHuj 4 ’” i*m tailor; snot-xhe