The Barnesville weekly gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 186?-187?, October 28, 1869, Image 4
g\gvicu!iuvnl &r.,
Tltc True SyMoin of FMriiiin^.
Trying t° da t*>o " noli is a common
uror into wliie't tin* firmer ofipn th 1! s.
His <;jvat e;ii'crn<‘-s in stiinn£ to lift
rich is d< nbtlcss tlio c use * f Isis error,
Ue ts jt?nb f ions :iini energ' -i *, mnl
forma lis plans on a Wgu scale. to<
often perhaps, without counting the
cost. 110 buys a largo firm an 1 wants
to be called a “la'gw farmer,” without
understanding or considering the true
elcmwn f s that constitute a real farmer,
ile fancies the greatness of that pi o
f sion, as is too often the common es
tin)ate to be in proj oition to the num
ber of acres, not to say cuhiva ed, em
braced within the boumlwii s"f bis
domain. The fact is now being spre.nl
abroad, that a large farm dues imt
make a man either rich, cm ten'ed or
happy, but on the contiary. the reverse
of all these, unless w ll tilled, when
bis labor is rewarded by ample ciops
and fair success in tbe various depart
ments in which be is engaged. No
farmer can real z■. the fu 1 hem fi's of
|,i< profession without adopting a thor
ough system of cd ure. ljissmcfs-,
commensurate to bis wishes always de
pends upon the iranr.ei in which lie
prepares bis grounds, plants his seed,
and rears bis stock. N itlier < f those
departments, which may be considered
the cat din and ores ol his profession, wi I
t.ke care of tl ■ n soF es. T’lie •il may
be ric*i, bui it nerds culture II s seed
may be sown. but. it should be in due
time, and alwajs on so 1 we 1 prepared
and of a suitable quality *or the pro
duction of the crop desired. Ills stock
must bo constantly cared for—it de
rives its thrift from the soil, ands uds
a n ain that soil the sustenance, it re
quires; but this is not done in a 1 ose
or haphazard way. The turn er’> care is
required, and a!! bis better judgment
*must be exercised in keeping up this
system of reciprocal benefits that nu;
be realized by every iui-llig n and in
dustrious farmer.
Thorough cultivation and
attention to ad parts of bis business is
indispensable to a good degree of suc
cess, The very corner stone to this
whole system oi farming, is do what
you do tlioiougbly nature will nor be
cheated, and never giv-,-8 toll te un s
to the half way \vuV that is jrnc*ieed
by vastly too mam calling tli ms bp>
farmers. If the land has be. n worn
the extent if that o.hausti ui and the
food required must b 1i st. nmideied
When ascertained, the full mia u e i f
these lequiremer.ts m st be given, n
bring out lull r tutus. It t. e arm •
lsrs but a sn.n!‘ sto k, and ciisi qn in
ly but a small amount id mamuc to
r pletiish his I nd it i> obv ous that fnii
a smili f.irm can be snpp id with it ;
and good j-idgmeir at on e and c ates
that to cultivate properly a largo farm,
artificial ferii izeis must be used >f good
croj s are obtained. Arid so aitli the
labor, two men cannot suitab y till one
hundred acres of land, when the labor
of two, and perhaps four, might be
ufitably employed on seventy five
acres,
This is the great error in farming
Two men strive to do what four ran
hardly uo, and thus thousands of wre*
Are run over, half tilled, and j*t< due ng
lislf crops. The land is run o\er ti 1
worn out, sustaining year *fn r year the
unnatural tax, till its energies are en
t rely exhausted, and it fail* to yield
even a sing'e crop, b cati-e its i e is
worn out. Much of ihe s<ul in Virgin
ia and oilier Southern S ates is a type
of this Thousands if acres eniirelv
?e'ess and exhausted, and will ever
remain so, til! the first p t*m* nts of its
powerare returne-t tr it. i hi> pr cess
is going on in many of th • \\ p-r in
Stafts The soi isnaat and ike an in
exhaust b e n:.ne ; the ti bis erring
give, give! ill m a 1 w y ais it will
bare n**tliing to give. I lie boast of
the W st is. arge f’arn s. a’ld l>lge
field' of !_iaie ; pin; gh. sow amt reai ,
is the business of Wes eni farmers,
drawing out the ary lie of the soi ,
sending away in ih * heavy expor s
that are constantly going onwaid, with
out icturning to the soil the lood it re
p.ires t* make it productive,
1 he light that is being spread abroad
n this subject is begirti ing to correct
is practice to some extent, t.nt in
most inftances very little i- returned to
the soil to keep it alive, till at rs vr*r
al years of/jontiimal croip'mg, it mani-.
fie-sts signs of exhaustion and nit o.a e
barremirSß. \\ lien tilleis of the soil
understand their hue witeiests, 1 1 ej
will cultivate no mote land ti an tie r
can do well. Filty acres of lam! for
tillage, brought to a high state of cul
tivation, pa}s letter than one hundred
run over in the way that mans do.
[Farmer.
IJow TO Blil.D A t uKN-Cltlß. —How to
have a int-proof t* tn-cr b isa great ques
tion among firmer* Acm r spor tient ot
the New York hai an r’s v'iu givis ifie
following experience ; “I have a c>u n*
cub that has sto and lo> - twenty y ar<, and
has never had a rat, at <1 Lot oim mouse in
it to my knowledge. Ports ten or ei ven
feet long and eight inch s q au ; ni i
tise two lot In mme end * lot end nil ,
two inch mortise with unit. ia ( ,,r p. -i
b‘-A* **'ll to the end t.y liev.it g, 11 the ir -
fcicie until li.e end n tetlncci to lour un , -
c-s diamitei; n.iiKe smmih v iih c.
knlie, and iad <a> tin s out 1 1 hall t
the end, below the mP. Lei sdi> l> ii.m
inches t-quaie ; aho cnd-in them autl the
r&ftei piates strong with moderate ir.te -
ties, brace w I , atm lath op m and flown
viitn thii -qur.cr licli aMi ; dbwiaii i
counters .k j ;> cr* ?<> ’ lay tm il mt,
and ■■ !<! u , enu> nrgiov. u
Jboards *r ( .-i.l. be tbe ve lc t on s ,
•fcJX lent Ume ■ •„ the bill, and seven and a
half hetati.Utc, at il lull to Utah, u
Will holo 200 bushels. I never had an eai
to hurt on account of the gteat width. D
ptefetred, lay the ll .or with 1-itu or
a irrow boards, with room for ventila
t n. Each post should stai d on a* n,-,
ut three inches luui tie ground, and
st<ne have a foundation two lea
uud below the ftw.”
Drillin;? V< heat,
The* season approaching for seed
ing down to wheat, we could urge
the Ireneiit of drilling in the seed
with a machine, instead of broad
cast, sowing. Nothing in agricul
tural practice, now-a-days, may be
said to be better established than
this, as every one knows who has
ever tried it; and the reports last
season in the Department at Wash
ington, from all sections of the
country, showed the grain in bush
els per acre to be in some sections
20 to 25 per cent, with the drilled
wheat. It is found to be much less
liable to be thrown out by frosts or
winter killed, and the free action of
the atmosphere through the drills in
the field, the uniform depth at
which it is covered, causing an ev
enness in the growth, together with
at least one peck less seed being
required lor sowing, are all advan
tages which belong to drilling, con
nected also with securing a better
taking of the seed.
Drills, as with other farm machi
nery, have been greatly improved
in the last few years, and are now
constructed not only to sow wheat
oats, rye, etc., in given quantities,
but also to sow with it grass seed and
fertilizers in the rows, with the
grain ; so that soil being previously
well prepared, the whole is finished
at one operation, and the ground
left in smooth, nice condition. The
ridge left by the drill ure leveled
down by the frost of winter, giving
additional protection to the tender
roots of the grain and grass.
[Practical Farmer.
A Max Killed with tits own
Tkap-Gux.—The danger of setting
man-traps, whose open t o;is will l e
attended with fatal results, is illus
trated in the following occurrence:
On Monday last Mr. Thomas 11.
Field, a retired merchant, and a res
ident of New lioehelle, was killed
instantly. It appears that Mr.
Field had been annoyed by tress
passers who entered his grounds al
most nightly and robbed his grapery.
Finding it impossible by oidumry
means to stop the evil, he purchased
two shot-guns, which he loaded
heavily, and then placed them in
the hennery, with the muzzles pro
t ucling from loop-holes. He then
attached wires to.the triggers, so ar
ranged that tresspassers must shoot
themselves. On Monday morning
Mr. Field found his grape vines pros
trated by the storm of ‘Sunday
night, and he proceeded to get them
into their proper position, and in so
doing came in contact with one of
the wires attached to the guns. An
explosion followed, and Mr. Field
was iiisiant v killed.
African Villainy Foiled and
i LNiSHKI), Olio iiv biS! W* ek, a
*;e i t* him ii ling in Limestone conn \,
la., was called Pom borne on bust-*
ns- to be absent two flays. About
night fall of* the and ty of bis departure,
two tiave'e s st- pperi at bis boii-e and
asked perm s-i >ti to remain over night
The lady objected, all* ping as areas >n
r; at her husband was absent, but up* n
being assured fli t die applicants were
gentlemen, consented that they should
remain. Late in ti e night there was a
1 >od knocking at the door, wi ich
aroused the lady as it did also In r
guests in another port of the house.—
Upon opening the door she was seized
hy five m tsked men and dragged into
the yard, with evil intent. At this
moment the guests who bad approach
ed the door unperccived, fired killing
two of the assailants, and the other
three immediately fled. The corpses,
upon unmasking, weie found to be
negroes.
I Never Comes Again. —A Gcr
uian ca led at. a saw-mil! to gaze in
wot.der at the vaiious and complica ed
machinery. Among other tnings lhat
lie saw, wa< a small circular saw, saw
ng faster than anything he ever saw
b fore. Jis rapid rnotinus fascinated
him ; he reached out his right index
finger to ward its ill-defined Deriphery,
(f<r the < iicotnferetice of a suv in
swift motion looks to be at the base of
the teeth, and not at their points,)
when to bis surprise, tin; end ol bis
finger disapp-ared iu an in-tant, and
rolled away to the other side of the
-aw. Ibe man tied up the stump in
his handkerchief ; whereupon Mr. An
drews, noticing him, came up and ins
quired whit was the itialter The
victim of misplaced confidence replied :
“Mi ther Andrews, I never comes to
see your mills before. 1 seed ands ting
gon g around so fast I tak s mein 'in
ger to him like dis, and—mein Gott !”
fn expla ning his first mishap the
Gern an touched rim saw with his left
forefinger, anil that flew off. Turning
to Andrews in almost breathless a-tou
is o.eut the man . xcloime i, “Mis! her
A drews, l never com* s to see vour
mi ls b fore j I see him j I never
comes to nee him again !” And wrap
piocr that finger into his handkerchi* f,
i e started for a doctor’s office.
AI Ltf e mills at Lawrence, 31 is?., were
stopped on the (3th im-t, by the tlod. ()
vev ne hundred aces of the city were
overfl wed, and many bouses were sur
r unded by water. At Minneopoiis, on
Mondav last, the Eastman tunnel, a hall
mile long, being excavated for the pur
pose of making a water power on N'clet
Island, oi* reed a sunken water civern in
the island, below the level of (he river. The
g”ites at the he and of the tunml were
emsed. but the rush of water could not be
amsted. Early Tuesday mottling a large
wh-iloool. neat the short- of the island, was
discov. ted. d’sclnsi, g the umuth of the
I ;|V ' *'• A 1 ell i'ts, y i sterdav to close u|)
r e h 'c b, r h.- i cribs, trees, ha'es o ! bay,
tc , who P unless, amt he liver threat
■ tu* Ito out anew channel, 'i he mil son
!!• rn< pet Isl-ti and rtro in danger. The
g. nod us cavnrg in from the passaged
*t* i beneath. One thousand men are at
w* lk mght a ol day constructing a c< lb r
dum atoitnu the mouth of the whirlpool.
!l m (es 6tw a sects ntd the dam will be
blown out to 1 er water, which is very
t igh. 1 hud. tiger of anew channel is
imminent.
A Bo ton paper says the people of
L'-uisviH j amuse themselves by seeing the
workmen fail from the new bridge even
day or two, and adds that as it is a hun
dred feet t * the wamr, the workman us
ually sees the point of the joke by the time
•re snaps falling. This is a vr/ good joke
for Isi ston ; hut it would be thought a
lauuro anywhere else.
A Voice from the South!
LOUD!
LOUDER!!
LOUDEST!!!
Deeming it an obsolete fact fhst a man’s health
should he his li at ami mos peculiar rare, we
hive taken the liber v to print below a few tes
timonials which go to show how sickness may he
removed and health maintained by a Southern
Medicine made only for Southern People. We
refer to that time honored lemedy
MaggieFs Eiife Fills!
Used as they are aimed universally, we cannot
hut take pride to ourselves that these medi ines
i dicate bv their sales alone a prouder eminence
than most preparations of the day attain. It
shall always be our aim and most earnest care to
maintain the ttindaidof their excellence.
HEAR WHAT IS SAID!
READ!.
RBADM
READ!! •
This is from the Hon. A LEX- H. STEPHENS.
I.mFTRTV Halt.. Crawford vti i.e, G.v., July 18. is<’,9.
Maggiel’s Pill amn Salve WoitK.s, N. Y.
Gentlemen: * * * * * And I also that
I wid most cheerfully accept the medieir,e**(M .g
--gitTs Pills and you pr pose o send, and
from the reputa ion of th< ir virtues will try
tnemw.th hopes .if much benefit.
Yours irulv,
ALEXANDER 11. STEPHENS.
Fayette Cocr- Hoi s’-, Ala., July, 1569.
Grxt:—We are entirely out of your M.iggiel’s
Pills. Send ns a upplv b Express, at once, for
Dii.iou Diseases. Your Vaggiel’s Pills work
wonders. They gain in populailtv everv dnv
Fayette, Ala., “WATCHMAN.”
Office L E & FI. E. Welch, - )
Wholesale D.cggi-ts v
Albany. Gt, July 14,1869.)
Gentlemen:—We cheerfully say that Dr. Vag
giel’s Pills nd Salvo sell well, and g vc Great
Satisth' tion. Our customers speak in th- hi he*t
iratmer of them We have frequently known
them io cure Chills a-id Fever.
Respec: fully,
L E. & 11. E. WELCH.
J 11. Zrlin &. Cos., I
Wholesale Druggists V
Macon, Ga., Aug. 19, IsfiO. )
Maggiei.’s Pill anb Salve Works, New
York: - Your Medicines, M oofl's Pills and
Salve are popular here. We sell more Mag
grid’s Pills Ilian an.y other Pill —yes, more than
any two others you can name comb ned. The
Magoiel Salve sells aa much a- Dr. H. : but
for Maggtel’s Pill-, we have extraordinary de
mand. _ Ileepectlullv vours,
J. IL ZELIN & CO.
To the reader we wi I briefly say, that for
the purpose ot lettin*r those whose circuui
st; nces are not o* the best, try these iiie'ficinep,
we will send free ok expenses, One Dollar’s
worth of Ma.gnl’s Pills, on receipt of 75
ceuis. Addres-
MAGGIEL’S Pill *kd Salve Works,
ltox 5::72 Post Office, Ne-.v Y. rk.
Summer Trade, 1869,
JAMES CAREY,
Late CaKEY & BANGS,
26G Halt. St., ------- Baltimore,
WHOLESALE DEALER
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wp keep a general assortment of Boots
and Shoes and arc now sorting up our
stock of goods for the Summer business.
'A e wd! be prepared to fill orders prompt
ly and. when possible, ship (hem the day
the orders are received.
We p.ay particular attention to orders
and, born our lonir experience in the bus
ness and knowledge of t*he wants of our
customers, can genera'lv suit them when
they describe the goods they need in such
manner as we can understand.
We sell a large quantity of goods in this
manner, to merchants who seldom visit
the city, and give personal attention to ev
ery order received. Respectfully,
James Carey,
Late CAREY & BANGS.
Baltimore, .Tune 3 ISCD—lyr
THOMAS MAH COL,
CO MM ISS ION MER CIIA XT ,
AND AGENT FOR THE SALK OF
COTTON, DRIED FRUU' AND SOUTH
EHN PRODUCE,
NO. w SMITH’S WITARF.
BALTIMORE, M. D.
Solicits ordc r ß fort e purchase of Groceries. Dry
Goorls, Agricultural Jmp’iments. Feriilißcrs, Ac
Ilnvtntr experience of twenty yea sin
business between Baltimore and the South, fl i ters
him-elf that he can yive entire satisfaction to ail
who nuiy fivor him with their business.
jum 4-6m*
W. n. STAKK. u. p. RICHMOND.
Wm. H. Stark & Cos.,
11l ,0 If sale ©rorevs,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- A X I)-
COTTON FA CTOE S,
Savannah, .... Georgia
Agrnls for the sale of
(iullelt’s Steel I>rush Cotton (iins t
Huff's Patent Cotton Gin Feeder.
ARROW TIES.
ALSO
E. Fi anlt Coe s
Supcr-Plßospliatc of Lime.
AND
Grimes' Patent Haw Bone Phosphute.
Careful Attention given to Sales or Shipment
of Co'ton and ail kinds of Produce. Liberal
Advances made on Consignments.
Sept. 2—3 m
Barber Shop,
Ml). L OAKES respectfully informs
• his Iriends and customers that he
uas opened Ids Barber Shop up stairs over
Burr & Chambers’ 73n Shop. He i* pre
pared to do all manner of work in his line.
Terms reasonable.
Dr. Propliilf’s Celebrated Liver
Medicine.
Prepared at Atlanta, Ga.
to: —
Not like mo t Pa'cnt Medicines—a spreife
for every thing—hut for what it is recbnieuded,
on'y.
This Medicine is a rn f c r.n 1 certain remedy
for all kinds ol L*ur Diseases, and diforderg
arisintr Irorn inar.iiviiy ol that organ. Chron
ic and acute intla .nation of the Liver is cur
ed by it in.medi .(ely. Dyspepsia, sick head
ache, sourness of the stomach, loss oi appeti e,
lowness of spirits, cholic, costivences, t tc., and
mav be used by all asres and sexes, male and
female, and at all periods. It answers nil the
calls with ladies for Purgatives, and at nil
times. It is taken in the form of a liquid much
better than the usual way ot swallowing three
or four fritter pills every day.
DR PROPIIITT :
Having used this Medicine sufficiently long
to test its virtue, aid to satisfy inv ow n mind
that it is an invaluable remedy fcir Dyspe sia
—a disiasc from which the wi iter has suffered
much tor six years —aim being persuaded that
hundreds who now suffer from this anoying
com lainf, would be signally hen* fitted, ns he
has been b its use- we deem it a duty we owe
to this unfortunate cfis*, to rec-omend to them
the use of this remedy, wh'ch has given not
only himself, but, several members of It is fami
ly the greatest relief.
M. W. ARNOLD,
Of the Georgia Conteietice.
DR. 0. S. PROPHITT’S
AN lIYINE
Pain kill St.
Good for all kmrtsof local Pains, Rheumatic
and Neuralg’C Tams. Pam m the side, hack,
breast or neck. Also, good for Coughs, Colds,
Colic, Diarrhoea, Tooth-ache, Ear-ache, Sore
Throat, either acute or chronc. Also, good for
fresh Wounds of < very kind, Cuts, Bruises &C.,
just as good f r horses as for huin D, in a!)
cases, which you will gee certificates from
re sponsible men, etc.
Dooly Cocnty, Ga., April, JS67.
This is to certily i hat I was confined to the
house, and most of tlie time to my bed, and
suffering thegreaust age ny imaginable with
Rheumatism, tor five months, and alt r tn ing
every available remedy, with no relief, I w *s
cured w ith two hollies of Dr. O $• Prophitt’s
Anodyne Pain K I II lit each co>tirig fifty cents
only, it relieved me almost instantly. 1 there*
lore recommend it in the highest degree to oth
ers suffering from similar diaca-e. 1 can say
that it is one of the finest family medicines
now out, certain. Yours Truly,
W. A. Forehand.
DR. 0. S. mOPITITt’S
Anti-Bilious
VEG ET A BL E PI I, LS,
PURGATIVE AND FEBRIFUGE.
Equal to a.uy Pill either in
Chronic or Acute Dis.ases.
Th above preparation of Medicine has bre.i
used by myself for the last ten years in private
practice, and has bet none. of the principal
agents in atfec|i- g 'he many wonderful cures
that have result,*v. from tin* treatment pursued
by the Proprietor, winch in number atrfbunta
to thousands, and of almost every description,
male and female, acute and chronic.
Tliev are v*rv valuable iti ihe fidlow.ng cas
es : Fevers, Dyspepsia. Jaundice, arid *!i l!il
inns Dis I’tlers, I.iver Complaint, Eryg'pelas,
Rheumiitiem, Coug. s. Colds, I* flloenzn,Catarrh
Net vous AI fee t ions, Sour Stomach, Costiveness,
Cholic, S'rk Head Ache, Glandular Sw* llings.
Mcnstm.il Obstructions, Mercnra! and S\ phi
liiic. Tumors, etc. A safe ami rei tain Purga
tive in all cases, either Male or female, and at
all times w hen a purgative is r quirrd.
This is to oerti'Y ttiat 1 have been using Dr.
O. S Prophitt’a Anti Hilt* u- I’dls for me last
n n years ; 1 have used them regularly in it y
whit ; family and among a number of bin ks
for that time. 1 have found them to he the
best Pill 1 have ever used as a Family P.ll I
have been house keeping iliiity v<arsj have
raised a family ot blacks a? well as my white
family, and I never used any medicine during
that lime thit acted so pr* nipt and effectual
as D-. 0. S. Prophitt’s Anti Bilious Pills.
I can safely rrcnineml them to every family
where bi lious diseases prevail, as a sale and
reliable Pni.
Very respectfully.
B. L. WILLIAMS.
DR. O. S. PROPIIITT S
VEGETABLE AGEE PILLS,
A safe and certain remedy for Ague and
Fever, Cliill and Fever, and all finds ol peri*,
odicnl diseaees, and with the u-sislance oi n.v
Anti Bilious Pibs, will cure Bilious Fi v< r,
nine times out of ten, without any otlirr imdi
cine. Tnev may be taken at any time, day nr
night, wet or dry, with perfect safety to ihe
patient, either male cr female, (by ft males
during pieguancy,) or children of any age.
:o:
Bit. O. S. Ibtct*HlTT :
Dear Sir —This is to cer
tify that I have used your Ague Pill tor Die tsst
ten years, and 1 have never failed to cure the
Ague in a single instance with them. They
always break the Chills the first day that they
are given I can rt common * them as being
the best Ague medicine that I have ever founiP,
and they leave no bad effects following them aa
Quinine, etc. Yours, respectlnllv
A. WEST BROOK.
DR. PaOPHITT’S
COMPOUND
D YSEXTER Y CORD lAL,
A safe and genuine remedy for all kinks of
Bowel Diseases, Dvsentr ri< s. Diarrhoea,
Bloody Fiux, etc. It may be given to nil ei/,ra
ages aid sex, and at all times with pi rftct safe
ty, where theie is any tiling of that class indi
cated.
Newton County, G a.
DR 0. S. PROPIIETT:
Dear Sir —I am grati
fied to learn that you are enlarging the circu
lation ol your Dysentery Cordial, etc. 1 was
attacked once in IS 2 3nd 1863, while in the
Cor federate service wiili Chronic Diarrhoea, or
a least it ran into a chtonir form. Iw as treat
ed for months each time by fi.-ld and hospital
surgeons without any relief, unit! my life was
despaired of by all, and I was helpless. 1 was
relieved both times by your Dvseutery Cor
dial, and entirely cured bv the use. ot it. I
am a sound man to ilnv, from the use of yi-ur
Coutial, only, and \Am confident that there
might have been thousands of my lellow-sol
"it rs saved by the us of it, that perished from
bowel complaints, it they could h >ve got it. I
have used ii in my family ever since the war,
and find it. to be the best remedy for bowel
complaints that I have ever seen used.
I normally recommend everv family and
eve’-y travejer tu keep it on hand all the t ime,
etc. j Respectfully, yours,
JOHN * SMITH.
DR. 0. S. PROPHITT’S
tonic
O. S. Prophitt’a Female Tonic, with its nspo
cit€6, n ta eandceriain remedy lor all curable
di-ease to which Females alone are liable,
winch I will name in the bill. Tnis is also an
excellent remedy against nervous blmdnets,
and ali nervous dis..u-ee, either of male or
female.
Monroe Ccztnty, Ga., Sept. 13. 63
Dr. Prowutt :
Sin —My wife has been af
flicted with a female disease tor six or eight
months. 1 have tried sevr al doctors and va
rious remedies, but she was not benefited I
e-ave tier case up ns hopeless, but I was influ
enced by E J. Webb to try your Female Ton
ic* I found it io be worth more than all the
doctors. She is now up and able to attrnd to
tier business alter months confinement in h -d.
lean Iso recommend your “Liver Medicine”
and “ Pam Kill It’’to be all you recommend
it to be. 'j ruly, etc.,
THOMAS BEARDING.
All of the above medicines will he sold bv the
Dozen or more, at a discount of 33 1-3 per cent.
For s le at Harnesville (Ja., hv,
J W HIGHTOWER, and \V”. A. WRIGHT
M, D. Druggists.
And by Druggists generally through the
South West.
Prepared by O. IS. Atluute,
G** ju0.14-ty
ItEAW! READ!! READ!!
—AND HE—
CWVINCEDS
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN
Middle Georgia,
We at all times a heavy Stock, and are receiving additions each day,
which enables ns to give our Customers Fresh Goods as at the Lowest Points.
Mow in Store, and Arriving’,
L r )o Lags Rio Coffee, all grades, 200 Barrels A, B, C, and Crushed Sugar,
75 Tierces Lard, 140 Kegs do, 20 Tier. es Carolina Rice,
ISO Barrels Mom*, 300 Sacks and Half Sa.-ks Flour,
150 Boxes Cream Cheese* 75 Barrels R ctified Whisky.
2 0 Barrels Robinson Cos., V\ liisky, 50 Barrel-* old Rye and Bourbon Whisky
-40 Sacks Salt, 20 Tubs Choice Goshen Butter,
350 Boxes N. C. and Ya-, Tobacco.
3;^“ On Consignment and for sale low -00 Uhds, Bacon Sides and Shoul
ders, 50 Barrels M-ss and Prime Mess Pork ; together with a large Slock of
Case Goods- Such as Canned Oysters, Lobsters, Raisins, Wines, Soap, Soda,
Potash, Lye, Pickles, Sauces, &c., &e.
Be sure and Price our Goods, and we know you will lmv your hills of
SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO.,
Corner Cherry & od Streets, Macon. Ga.
James Seymour. A. R. Tinsley, T. I). Tinsley. jny!7-tf
NEW ERA IN OIL!
(Patented Sept. 11, ISGG.)
0
Vacuum Oil Blacking
Renders Hard Boots Soft as
New and Impervious to Water.
Vacuum Oil Blacking
Makes St ff Harness Pliable and
Pi events Cracking.
Vacuum Oil Blacking
Softens and Sfr ngtbens the
Fibres of Lent her and adds
Greatly to its Durability.
No Fanner or Horseman Should
he without it. It is Good and
Cheap. Try it and Recommend
it, as
Thousands arc doing Everywhere.
I’U TUP IN TIN € A NS, l> Y
YAdlli Gil. € O ,11 I* AIV I r ,
Rochester, N. Y.
PRICES Quarts. 75 cts. ; Pints, 50
c s. ; Half- pints, 25 ct.^.
Sold bv E. 1. Pound, Barnesville, Ga.
and by wide awake Dealers every where.
June 2 t 6 n
PLANTERS
AND—
COTTON DEALERS:
We again tinder yon our services as
COTTON FACTORS
AND—
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
At our Old Stand on Third Street, and
pledge ourselves to conduct strictly a
COMMISSION BUSINESS,
And sha’l give special care and attention
to all busin ss entrd'ted to us.
W‘ return our sincere thanks to our old
patrons for past favors, and solicit a con
tinuance ot tie same, and would request
VLAXT E It S
Generally to g've us a trial, as we make
the sale of COTTON a specialty.
Shall be prepaied to render the usual
accommodation.
JONATHAN COLLINS & SON
Cotton Factors,
July 8-3 m macon, ga.
E. E. BROWN. WM. F. BROWN.
BROWN’S HOTEL,
OPPOSITE DEPOT.
MACON, GA.,
0
E. E. Brown & Son.
W M. BRASWELL,
Fashionable Barber,
B EOIVN IIOUS K,
MACON, GA.
AMERICAS KQTL.
Alabama Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Nearest Passenger Depot.
WHITE & WHITLOCK, Proprietors.
VV. D. Wvlev, Clerk.
HAVING re leased and renovated theabove
Hotel, we are prepared to entertain guests
in a most satisfactory manner. Charges fair
and modi rale. OurtfToria will be to please.
Baggage carried to aud irum tbe Depot f ree
oi nuvid tf
Dr. J. Bradfield’s
FEMALE REGULATOR,
Woman’s Best Friend.
rinllTS valuable Medicine is prepared for Wo-
X men exclusive and to be used by women
only. It is adapted especially to those cases
where the womb ia disordered, and will cure
any irregularity in the “menses,” except in
such cases as require a surgical operation. As
♦hose last are very tare, the Fetrtale Regulator
is of almost u r iversal application. In a sud
den cheek of the “monthly courses” Iroin cold,
trouble ol mind or like cause, it acts like a
charm, by ke-torixo the discharge in every
instance, thus relieving- the lever, headache,
pain in the small of the back Lnd “lower stom
ach,” flushes of beat about the face, chitty sen
satinne, burning of the eyelids and general
restlessness. Taken in time, all hese symp
toms pass away immediately, without injury to
the constitution. Frequently, however, "the
proper remedy i3 not applied in time, the dis
ease becomes chronic, and the foundation laid
for nu-Mherles-evils to the constitution of the
woman. The next “turn” comes around and
there is no “show,” or perhaps the “whites’’
will appear. Tnere will be some rneasiness
about the womb, but very little or none ol the
natural fluid escaping. Tne complexion be
cemes sallow, bowels swollen, a sot t of greenish
caste ahontjhe Dee, constant dull aching- pains
in the head, weight in the lower stomach and
hack, with or without whites, palpitations of
the heart, pallor, exhaustion, indigestion, wea
riness, langour, aching across the loins, loss ol
appetite, p.in in left bieast, tightness across
the chest,rough an I giddiness. If still allowed
to go on, “green sickness ’ will be fully devel
ope I—the headache br e -mrs severe, with lots
o'memory, diminished sensibility, sick stom
ach. dyspepsia, no relish for food, loss of flesh,
increus and Muttering 01 the heart, swelling ol
the feet, legs and body, and occasional spitting
ol flood. The slightest eflort causes hurried
breathing, almost to suffocation. The skin is
flabby and has a “doughy feel.” This is a sad
picture, but it is the condition of thousands of
""inui between the ages ol 15 and 45, who aie
biought to the v rge of the grave f v ignorance
or neglect to take the proper remedy.
Io all who are ufflictee with any of (he symp
toms abovo mentioned, in com ection with an
inogulai ity of the “monthly sickness,” we ear
nestly say lake Da. .J. Mit.rnFiKLir’a Female
Hi gui./.tou. A few ounces taken, voti will at
once experience its benefits, and wito a little
patience you will be fully restored to health.
Ttiis remedy has been extensively used for
upwards ol L'o years by many o! the most ex
perienced and soccesful Physicians in Georgia.
We repeat, that I)r. J Bralfield’s Female
Regulator is prepared lor Women, and to be
used hy Women only.
A tiial is all we a.-k.
Prepared and sold in any quantity, Gy
L. IS BIIADFIEU)
AViiolesalc Druggist,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Price, $1.50 per Bottle.
For Sale by
W. A. Wright, RI. D., Druggist, and J.
W. Hightower, Druggist, Barriesvillc, Ga.
Entered according lo Act of Congress, in the
year ISG9 by Josiah Rradfielrt, in the
Cltrk’a Ollier of ihe D strict Court
ol the Stale o! Georgia.
STATE OF GEORGIA, )
Turn p Countv. (
HIS i= fo certify that I have examined the
recipi! ot Dr. Joseph Bradtield ot this county,
and, as a medical man, pronounce it to be a
Combination of IVledicines ot gioat merit in the
treatment of ail the diseases ot females lor
which he recommends it.
WM. I*. BEASLEY, M. D.
Dee. 2lst, 1868. opr 29 ly.
ATLANTA GA., December 25, ISCB.
Du. J Rhadfibid—
Dear mu: t take pleasure in statins tliH
some time p ev o is to the late w r. I used with
the utmost-sure ss. on a servant \our Fumale
Kmjui.ator, pr. pure ■ then at Hr dfield’s Dm*'
Store, West Point, Ga. she lia b* en suffering
sever-ly from suppressed men truation, and this
medicine soon restored her to hea tli She is to
day livinsr in Atlanta, sound and well.
I st te. 1 rther. that I know of its being used,
with equal success, on a s- rvant girl of lr v
hrother-lu-law, Frofc-aor Rutherford, of Athens,
Ga. This v\ orn in had. I think been diseased for
six years. She wa- a house servant, and seemed
cured, up to the tme ot ‘-f ee*mm ” I do not
hesitate to indorse your preparation lor the pur
pose for which you recommend it
Yours truly, JNO. C. WHITSER.
r , j _ MOUNTVLLE, 1868.
I It. J HKADFIELI)—
iG tit t'la : I have m"ch pleasure in satin*'
T naie witiicsst* I he niriM and humpy
effect- ol jour Female Klouhtok in th-s neighbor.
huod - vv.m. h. finciTen.
f> . _ AjOINTVILI.E, 1808.
Jht. J. Bradfiki.d—
Dkak but: I have repeatedly used in my
family our I* i.male Rkuiji..\T(.ii and have, in every
case, met wall complete success —G. 1,. DAVIS
_ T r , MOUNT VILLE, 1868.'
Dr. J. HRATinF.tD—
Dkak Sir : Having, for many years been ac
quainted with your I kmai.k Rkiu i.it- it. and u-ed it
ir my family. I take pleasure in staging to tAose
time afflicted that I have never known ii to f il
J. CAKLTjN.
CARTERSVILLE, GA., April 26, 1860.
1 hi® will ceri fy that two mem hers of mv imme
diate family, after bavin*' suffered for miry years
from menstrual Irr stulaiity, and having been
treated with tu benefit t>y various medical doctors,
"ere at lene'li comp ete'y cn r ed by o'* t*ottle > f
Dr. J. Brautl * d's "Female Keguia’or.” I there
fore do m it my dnt\ to furuisb tli s certificate,
wiMi the hope of dr wing the a tention of sutler
i g womankind to the merits of a medicine whose
power n curing irregular and suppressed men
struation li*s useii proven utfer my own personal
obaetvaiiott. Its etT. ct on such eases is truly
wonderful, end well may the remedy be cubed
‘•Woman’s Be-t F lend.”
Yours, respectfully, JAS. W. STRANGE.
TUTT.S Vegetable JLivcr
rills, Cures Liver Diseases, Dys
pepsia, &c.
TIJTT S Expectorant,
A certain cure fo
Coughs, Asthma, &c.
TUTT’B SARSAPARILLA AN
QUEEN'S DELIGHT, The great Altera'
tive and Blood Purifier.
TUTT’S IMPROVED IIAIR DYE.—
Warranted the best in use.
These valuable preparations are for sale
hy J. W. HIGHTOWER,
Bartlesville, Ga.
Dec. 21—ly
c. J. aowEit & sox,
BREAKFAST is SUFFER HOUSE,
GRASTVILLU GA.
M, L. & J, jV
'AVj
Wholesale unit -
ank fHitnt
DRY
Yankee notions.
Boots on!) §|)o C3)
HATS, CAPS and STRAW COOJ,
Raedy Mads Clothing,
(Old Stand if Talley, Brw,*,,
Whitehall Street,
J ,in2l L’* ATLANTA, G\
) HAS ARRIVE!) 1 '
A New hot of
Racoiit
and Flour! I
WILL SOON ARRIVE;
A good lot of
Sugar.. Cnffeo Vlolas.es, Syrup, Cli
Crackers, Bagging, Tina, Tobacco ’
iSalt. Soaps, Starch. I n( l; got ' ’
Soda, Pepper, Ginger,
fpico, Copperas,
jMadder Saltpetre
ETC, ETC. 2^p c>
And expect to arrive during
the next week, a o- eu . c
oral stock of
DRY GOODS!
Consisting- of
Calicoes, D. lains, Dress Goods gener
erally. A good lot of North
Carolina ,J ean s, Tweeds,
and Casimers. Ready
Made Clothing,
Boots Shoos, Hats, Crockery, Glatss
Ware, Wooden Ware. Buckets,
i übs &•*., tfe., A
A good supp'y of merchandize gen
erally to suit the trade, and pii*g
guaranteed to boas lo,v as the market
can afford.
When \ Li ing The City Jont fai!h
call at
No. 49 First Floor, East Suit,
HVZAIJST S3?.
J3 AUN VILI, l:, guokgia.
E. T. POUND.
■ s2> iimtacrjU &
Fresh Arrival!
FALL and WINTER!!
Hats and Bonnets!!
fUMsoat, Tchntaiags, it.
Latest Style & Pattern!!
J
Next door to
STAFFORD, BLALOCK & CO.
M. 4. TYLER & DAUGHTERS re nil
in tie Millinery business Hint are rereoi'!
and ot ening their Fall and Winter Stock, wUen
was selected in New York by ladies of taste
experieaee. and they fl itter themselves lliattay
ha* e the most nngnificent osso.tment ever offsr
ed in Barnesv.be, and ask a con inuance of f*
ronage. Sep*. 2-1, IN 9 -I m -
NOTICE.
rFMIIdSE wishing to bur the pure MOINI
B. SLED of Cotton will call upon • liesuMtri'
ber at his residence in Upson county, t*°
miles from Del Ray a sample of which can be
seen at the Gazette Olhice. It sells from ten
to twenty cents per pound more than othc f
kinds of cott n. I ulso I avc a very tine win'•
oat, of which I will sell some “25 bushels,
more. These oats stand the winter and *i ll
never been known to rust or Hast— || '°
as high as wheat on the same land. C*m “•
mediately il you want the oais. i
To those wishing to cultivate fiue cc ' ,o ‘ <llt
would ask them to call and examine
stanle Moina Cotton. C. 0. J".’
Upson co., Sept 23 —4 m
The Latest Arrival— rholograph
THE undersigned is pleased to
citizens of Barm svilie aud public geneia*)
his PhoU graphic Gallery is now °i' eh . lflr! ,
season. Thankful (or past lavois, ) u _ ft .jt
patronage is n epecttnlly solicited. • r ' e ji|.ef
amt size picture taken at this G*‘
plain or colored,and the most ! f ”'
lion guaranteed Respect fully. A w
J. VV. HURT, ,
Fbotogf*P ,ier *
• rr ' plfl
P S.—Parties having old P lC<O
them enlarged up to li!e tize, il dtfS ’V'\V,H.
sep9— ,
dec24 —ly *
HERE’S YOUE HOGS';
A N\ person desiring to buy In ‘ „[(;<,
Half Breed CHESTER ' V ' I , , rl ;cr ‘ l
can do so by calling on the Subs
Barncsville, Ga. „ nnWiß^
oct2>-iy MORGAN G.
3IEADOR & BROS,
Gq Him. te si.Qa Kcfc h s
TOBACCO, SEGAR3
Wuiltthall Street,
jtn2l ly* Atlanta,
ODD LIW- cf Da uit I Bid we 11 s • * g , JS
*JvJ\r out housed on iiaiid slid I' l ' c | Jt . M |ifS l
per hundred pounds J his ii ' frl ,fing
paiul that ca be used for faru’