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iK'i i4:iiui,d .:::< mil J W X C iz 1 Z£ . A Good Htew.—Pet • Mi in rf beef on to *»#w it doni ^ WAj^lt4rtri» of tlio wlnwl.— ,“Tho fluid,” **«y«Mr. PhqitKin, ono of liio largotf pin inakeni in ttiu ^11. "given motion, in i s rototion, to enough oold water to ktep it covered until done.- H f it | u| . fl , cVott on ,| which WbenJ^bolta, r»»oreJh_e ecum, eod pat on. onne* : rtw wire from n vhoul nt every rota- er. "Adis . * tiin wlinfl!. nml nrivuneof. micli u and tied up io muslin, aoma oniooe, • toot of celery, • fpot ef^ueprv hi be, with S*«i« nuteU unit tui o» ipa. Geully ilew for four or fl#e houfs. Uorr Ca*i*.~T*4** pot.ad cdgiouod *! moods and • pound of flue silted sugar, a few grain) v • Jiftr IRptsd #r|it '«tp aWiflUn pula; worFll wen; iHob aHTHt will crack; than add a Inll# iporej oik of rgr, and form Into cakoa to anil tbe face/; no cutlcra are used; they maat Lu toad# a day or twoi at>u U*ajr am Mtle-1, let them atasd op *u|hra| japriy up*>| your baking aheet, bake them in a quick oron ; a fear siinuloa will do. To Bon.* U*a.-Soak tbe bam for twetVa or fowrleeu hsura, lay it ia a aniiabla veaeeJ, aud *ov*r plentifully with o»ld tratcr; bring It rary alowty to bliif, and blear off tbo srunt. Then draw back flm aaurepan to the edge of tLaUnvt, that tba tvam may be ilmmered aoftly, hut atmdily, until tender. A hunch of poiba, a be/ leaf, and afsweaniit*, ihronta In, wilfloiprora it. Wbtu ruflelenlly boiled, atrip *'T tha.akio, and strew (in# farplugs near It Tho lime required for boiling eat L-s nuiah according to ihtniwsf Ha bam, averaging (our boora and a ba'f. tUraa —Btr*k rery »m*tt ala ounce* ol butter Into a couple of pouude t f fine dr/ (lour, and ml* Ibawe iuto a iilti# ) *•(*, with two labhapoon ule af mild bear reaat fbrae ne'l beaten spgs, and nearly b*lf a pint «,t waft,, ntw m ttk. When It baa to its full beljtlit knead It tmoolh, ami make It Info eery siiihll learr* or IhUk cskei, cut with a routjd cake cuifrr •’ plad* (hem rh a flourrd lia, and let them Uat d In a warm place, Io prove, trim, tun |o Iwelve mli.utc* before iliey ara aet In the even.•- fl»k« them about a qutrier of an hour; illrijn them "Vt&J «tr*i(IJ Wflrm, and put Uioni lain a eery alow orcu to dry. When they are crlap quite through, they am dune. Four teaapoonfulinfsifiad augar muet be added when sweetened rutka arcpr*- farrad. tk»i Jtnptli of wir*u» will produce ono pin. A pin cutH off this length of w ire by the descent of itu upper efinp, and Ibis chop then opens n currier, which taken on the wire to tho pointing npparattifc. Here it is received by a holder, which turnH ronnd, while a bevel-edged file wheel, ruphJly revolving gives to tho wire tho fn>t rough pints It proccode immedi ately by n second carrier to n second and liner lilo whoel, bv which tbo point ing is finished. A third currier trans fers tho pin to the first bending dio, and, by tho advance of a steel punch, ono end of the tsin wire is forced into a re- ccs", whereby tho bend is pnrtiully pro duced. A fourth carrier removes tho pin. to n second* die, wfyero tho heading is completed. When tho heading bar re tires, a forked lever draws the pin from tho die, and drops into a receptablo bo- low. Tho pins now have only to be Whitened. For this process they nro boiled in Tt copper vessel, in wntor along with grains of nuitglie tin and a certain amount of bi-tarirnto ».f poMsh, When tho boiling has continued for about au hour, tho pins removed,thoroughly wash ed, dtied, und ypLjfihed in bruit,' 1 . __ JCffiMC, ^ TZLE'jRlPIt f ACI1K1LU. Mr. Field has brought out to this onuntry a nutnbor of very interesting specimens of tho system of telegraphing now in opuriiliop between-Paris and Ly- ens, und J’uris btul Horde, nx, by which exact copies of the inuawigettruprodiicot] at stOkt extremity of thu linen, solely by Inochmiicul mount, Tho mesaago is wniton on prepared paper, covered wlt|i it loml-wdorud surface, which is a non conductor iff tho olootriu fluid. Tho wri ting, or drawing, in tfio ink furnished for the purpose', elintfjVAs th6 points touched lw Uui oj»f>osite aletjljiyul oharnctor. nttorition to tho elussio literature of Ttlb poncmluTt) Is RWlngintf At each end Greece and Rome should be diacontin- of the circuit iu uuisou. Its upper end is divided Into points, say, like a finu- tootb comb. The message being passed over tboso'nt ono and, Sends A ctlrrufit to itrrrwportd with tho writing or lines, and )irodttcof tut exact copy of the oiigioa) U|*»a the prtqstrod paper hold to the \t- brntiiig pendulum in tho'distant city.— Thus a fac simile of w riting and signa ture is furnished without any skill of the operator. A drawing of tho likeness of u thief or ubsQondiug dark is reproduced with minute ftiithfnlncss. i'aiterns of mnohinery, patterns for bonnets, hiero glyphics, message in Chinese, or in an unknown tongue, nro copied with n* lit tle trouble its iho HiaplAst letters of a fit- inilinr ulphabox. Borne ‘noticos of this* bnvo i been given in foreign jourmtls, but Uomoie Vtrlidl dbtoHptlon can convev a full iutM oftliu wondurful process. The Jtyliernian who Insisted, so mg years two, that the telegraph operator rhould for ward his photognipli over the wires to his HWoethertt't W its only a littlo ahead or his age, since this can now be done with out tbo hlightoet trouble, provided tho likeness Ifo fakcn on tfio |iVoper inaterial. —Ain# J’wX JturtHtiof t 'mmeriv. THE Tito study let ted in our STtfDT OP HIST of I wiry is t inatitutj) *iim of HISTOHT. too much nog ofloirning. To the languages, more than u duo share of attention is given; to mntbormiticM and belles letters fjulto enough; but history, if studied nl all, is studied so slightly that littlo advantage is derived. It is considered essential to n finished educa tion that one bo well nci)U»inted with the absurd legends of Qrocian Mytholo gy ; but it is not deemed essential that he should bo conversant with the history of his country. If in his writings or speeches ho can refer to tho wisdom of Ulynsoi, or tho gallant daring of Dio mede, it matters little that ho known nothing or tho lives of Malborough and Nelson, and can tell nothing about Fun- tonoyorJonn. If tho catalogue of the chioftuina who followed tho“kuug of Men" to tho siege of Troy bo ready on his tongiio, his Ignornnco in regard to the great fajuilioe which for live hundred yenrs have ntnlrolled tho denl'mies of Eu rope, may bo exoueed. Now, wo by no monns insist thnfc this > H-. .• FKKI AMD F1MS. An luterestiug history oX the manu- fiu'Uirp pf pl,'ns pins la given In w tv* |>oit on tho resources, etc., of liirnting. ham, prepared by a committo of tho llritish fV V ' copy front thd London Examiner's abstract: Btod thamilitetuvp, brtving boen Ihnd ago abpropriuted to Shotfilud, is ohrrietl wo taily to a very slight extent iu ilir- lu'mghnm, lurt the munnfncturod nrtirlo is lurgrly used in the ooimU'uctiou of swords, tire-arms, ami ell s-*rt# of miscel- lanytms (Ap'otls.{ most nutnffln' of nil Is tho pen trade. Forty years ago, when •lames (Silliotl and James IVrry wore young mow, steel poos wheowoith a sit'd* Iuig ,apiece. tii;cluully tho price sunk to tw isity shillingw b gross, and then to five shilling; und even to three a ml-six pence; umluliout twenty years ago Uni trade begun to inerwteo rnormously.— In ld-lt) thero were tweve fiietories in Jliijniugbnm, giving vinpleyiuout to three hundieil men and luiya, and IbfiO women and girls, nnd making in all tin,- 1100 gross a week out of six and a half turn .d steel, 1« lSUo the number of m nes an nunutivo lylofl!Hc!H!| l.iotoneA w-eve still only twelve, but in youth endeavor to read lluino, Otbbon thohi work was found lor .IGO men and „r Kuberlxm, tboy alm-.^t terinbly complain of excessive dullness. Hut Macauley, 1'rescott and Motley have shown that histury nitty bo written witii candor and eorroctncss, nnd at the same time adorned with the highest chat ms of rhetoric. 8ueh histoiiuns wo now need. KITBO-OLYCEni.T. Messrs. Editors: I have boon intend- ing for some time to send you a few linos respecting tho uso und manufacture of nitro-glyccrm. TTio explosions that .occurred at Ban Frunainco ;md Aspin* wall shonld hnvo given full warning to every person not to trifle with this great est of all explosiveAuMnnceH, hut those accident? have not hud the desired effect, as has already been dem nstratod in tho lubratorics of several very clover chem ists, who bnvo recently attempted expe riments iu its composition on a small scale. Tho public should bo cautioned in itf- use, as none but Uto very best material*, in exact proportions, and skillfully pre pared, will make an nrticlo which is not liable to accidental explosion. From my knowledg© of Mr. Nobel, tho Kwod- isb inventor, and my recent ncfjuuintnnce with the members of the United States Blasting Oil Company, who are erecting works on a largo scale for its manufac ture in New York, I feel solo in saying tho public may rely on obtuing from thorn an article wlii U can bj more safe ly bundled nnd transported than gun- powder. The violation of tho patents upon tho subject is of small jmportanco, but tho endangering of life by an im porfcc'ion of ita manufacture is serious. I have bud, probably more oxpeiionco in tho uso of nitre-glycerin than any other man living—extending back many yours-nnd I in’ond lo prepnro for you Mime instructions to miners how to use it, to tho end that accidents may bo pre vented. I hnvo never hod any miefor- fortune to life or person, und there need not bo any by its use ft>r blasting purpo ses. Fropcr precautions should bo tuk- on, but tboso precautions nro not bo many ns those required to bo observed iu tho uso of gunpowder. Recently, nt tho lloosnc Tunnel), I removed within three (lays, and with lift blasts, 50 7-10 feet lineal. 11 feet wide nnd 5 feci deep, far excelling any blitt ing over before executed. Electricity was used to produce simullancouH explo sion. Tho above, however, enn bo in creased, by another experiment, to at least 80 led. What oilier fcutw'.&Hcd 1 Call ■ 4* it such a wonderful uvliiuve- raent? Tho expense was has than the cost of tho powuor that would have been renuirod to do the same execution. Nitro-glyccrin can be poured directly into the drill hole, but 1 prefer to use a tin cartridge, witlf wooden stopper, firm ly fixed, with fuso orifice. Tho cartridge should not ho full, nor should any vessel in which it is placed. Borne little spuce should always be allowed. In cans, a small quantity of water, ono half pint por gallon, should bo kept upon tho sur face of tho nitroglycerin. When in storo, tho cans need not bo stoppered, but tho tempernturo should not exceed 70 degrees, though it is not possible to explode it under U00 degrees. Tho floor of the rnngazino should bo plaster ot l’nria, or earth—novor woou. Never uso a vessel that has contained nitro glycerin lor any other purpose, and be fore using it lor that, place water in it for n few hours, always cleaning tho ves sel before using it for that purporo. Nitro-glycerin in poisonous, and care should ho taken not lo allow it to touch the flesh, ns it produces, with sumo poo pie, a very sovero headache. It should not bo taken in tho mouth. Forty drops hnvo killed u dog. but a reckless man took much inoro without injury. Itdoes not aff'uct some people, while others euf I font intensely with headache. Thcsoorul simple precautions, nnd their observance will prevent accidents. Tbo manner of using it for bloating 1 purposes, nnd tho arrangements neecssa- 1 ry to obaorve for tho disruption of the grontost quantity of rock, I will renorve fur another letter.—T. F. Bhaflner, in Hciuntifio American. FL0WXM. Who would wish to live without flow- era V Whore would tho jvot tty for his images of beauty if they were to perish forever? Are thoy not the emblems of loveliness and innocence- -the living types of all that is pleasing and graceful? We inpnto vouug lips to tho rose, nnd T. S. POWELL. DRUGGIST, BOOK-SEI.LER, nnd STATIONER I NVITK8 oitonll'in lo LU "lock of DKITOB, MhDICINK.S »n<t CIIKMICALS; Htboul, Ke- liffiouit ar-'i MincoMancoiu KOUKH, and cvmpleU aMotlnitnl .■! STATIONERY. II>• olT. r* Sir aMo iho |io|iiilar proprldory arlicler of (he dar, aruoru which ate Dr. Aver’# Ai-iie Cure, Cheiry I’ccloral and Catba lie l'ill". Oa,>( o.!’* fndiaCo iqm*. Khodo'aFrrtr and Apir (;urf,fliltl(hin , i IMI», Dr. I^rd’a NrrroTonie orquiumr »ub*iiiuU, U<>a- d«i.'a 1'ict‘ual lla.'ni. Extract ut Ginger and Cod l.lrar Oil, liembo'd'i, Ban-i'a and JIall'a .S.irauii.inllaa, lleuib-1 ’» Ex tr.clollluohu, llnuliiq-'a HyTiqi ncopbarooL , Fahmaloch'a, “ n. filler, ucd. \Vocundidly admit tlint absurd nnd rodiculous an may bo tho legends which they detail, tho writers of autiqui* ty present models of stylo which every youth of liberal culture will do well to study, Rut wo claim an equal, and In dued \vo tluuk wu may justly claim a groutor amount (>f attention for modern history. With that urn nro Immediately concerned. From it have orison those social und political problems which nr'o now thrust upon us for solution. No ono is fully prepared to meet the questions of the day who is not well acquainted with tho changes of opinion nnd tho. progress of principles for the last throe centuries. Whoever aspires to be a statesman must ubovo every other qualification bo pro foundly versed in history. From its pa ges no'can learn human'nature in tho mass—a knowledge ss essential to him as a knowledge ol individual tuon is to tho poet. Apart from its practical valuo to tho statesinau, orator, philosopher, and poet, history is a thomo in which every healthy mind must feul an intorost. Curiosity would prompt us to inquire something of those who have preceded 'i* upon tho onrth—how they lived, what they thought and what they did. Thero is a pleasure in l^nfwing the courno of events which has brought us to our present con dition in reference to morality and intel ligence# Wo would like to know how our forefathers mot tho practical issues which.lifo (breed upoiF.viem, and what, efforts limy made to •<»»uin n higher knowledge of tho. trutn. will tho pleasure which such iuiVuinatiuu bo its solo bum.-fit. Wo mo stiimimled ! *ho white brow to the radiant lily; the thereby to greater exertions for the | " inning eyo gathers its glow from tho worlds ndvnnroinont, nnd to'£runder dis-! vioFt, auu a sweet voice i.-» like a breeze Naptha, Wbiieoma* Asthma Ifriiiedy. Hao'iturda l.irrr Io- Tiporiilof, Jacoh'a Cordiai, Talrt KU'vr, Uvmlv Belief, Ktl Wlnalnw'a H<K»t!iin» MTrnti, Chris- IldorV II iir Dye, I tml.ni'* llatr Ik- t<>r or, i.yiio'j Kalbariob, lUnj '• Trinq,herons, Arabia and. klim'aix Linimaot. Fa! MrUnn’s. Frey's, JaynrtioodJslmlen'a Wheatun’i licit Oiutmcnl, Dsllry’a I’ala Extractor, Drake's Plantation, Kira'St. Duminatt. lloalalUr's .Stomach and Ilm Oindb. (Jjruiao IlITTEftH. laindard, Scotch and Miccubny SNUFF. ' Carolina, tlclli-, Scotch BNUI-F. (tciiumc Sea ifilctli Smoking TUiiAC'CO. In tuili-t article# Ima Gunnlna Farina COl.OrJNK, (itouina Lub.ii* Extract, llunda WATER, Hay ItCU, JO.MADEH,- Hair Oil A COSMETIQURS, Tvi'el POWDERS*, Lilly Will I E, ' Ocnulac llrown Windaor SOAP, Hair, Tooth and Null lUtU.-HIIU, Diouing, Bound and Tuck GOMDS, ALSO, Pocket HOOKA, WALLETS, Money BOOKS, Pocket KNIVES, RAZORS, bUISSOBS, PIPES, SPECTACLES, Etc., Lto., tic. School BOOKS, Miacaltaiieiiiia BOOKS, BIUI.KS, TESTAMENTS, Prarar BOOKS. djimi hooks, Sucrad HARPS, Eic., Etc. E'e. Cap, Bill, Utter, Ildlet, Not# and other PAPERS. BLANK BOOKS, And every requiaite for tho Ofllec, Dealt or Schoi rilOTOORAHI AI.DUM8, and Photograph CAUDH, Clio** Ml N, Backgammon HOARDS, Crtbbago HOARDS, DOMINOES, DICK, rtc •hiyloff CARDS, Vwiting t'A ROB, and Wedding CARDS and ENVELOPES. ocPid Cm Xcw Fashions I860. J. ¥. BRADLEY’S CKI.RIIRATRO DUPliEX EIjX.IPTIO (OR DOUBLE SPUING) plays of huroimn for tbe sake of our j iU way through flowers, lo in tho amiftiroFjiwlRfe, und fired by op pruseion into tbo doteniiiimtion to bo iroo, have BUccpedod In tho strugglo with inuny, wo will bo onoouritgod to atuud U)i for tho l ight aguiiiNt nil tho threats of power, and ull tbo might of invading beets. . _ , t . w Wo _ turns dvlicato blossoma on tho ailkon ring- n buw.oAva in llio miht, a fow. armod j I* 10 y i ’ Ul ’ff bride, and strew her lie omiso'of jiiHlibe, und fired ny op- f PMh with the fragrant hells when who 1 IouvcH tho church. Wo place them mound the marble furo of tho dead in tho narrow coffin, nnd they becomo sym bol* of our offoetiong —pleasures remem bered nnd hopes faded, wishes flown and COME ONE! COME ALL! APPEAL TOTflE DRY COODS FAMILY GROCERY Comminxion Home OF IfnldAvin, Redding A O cutuhert, ga.; Wbo are now reeeiridg, and will keep a GEN EUAL A 8 8 O RTM EN T or DRY GOODS uitmis! Liquor 4 . Tobaccos, Ilnrdnurc, Crockery, iSa dlor y, BRIDLES, HARNESS, And tho celebrated Wbodruff Buggies; Which thoy will Bull CIIf.A f VOli CASH, and bo content "itb a SMALL PROFIT\ An their goods were bought very closely for Cash, and selected with great care, they are confident thoy can make it to the interest of tho people to trade with them. oct2G,tf REMOVAL, WM. SAWYER & CO., I W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRTS haa printed in KKI) INK on the baud J. W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX SKIRT. Don't hug any other. scenes cherished,'the inoro that.thoy can j A,k for It is tube ivgivlt.-.| that l-.i-t.*i ias.s never n turn Still ivo look to the far-off have not made history ns inviting a study , spring in other vulfo-ys—to tlm Otornnl j us they miuht have doa«. All tUoSC fil’, summer beyond ns | ■ IPIi| „ RHRiy! 8 they might huve done. AU those of | tho old suhool wbo devoted themselves to this branch of literature, were seem ingly little solicitous to give their vol nmon an attractive style. 11 dice, when ) and boyq, mul 20oU women ami girls, who every week oouverted liVtoas of steel into W,000 gross of pens. Tho trade pricu of ordinary pons now varies from three bull potwe to a shilling a gross; nnd barrel pens bring from sovenpenco to twelve shillings, "When it is remem- hered," says Mr. Timmins, “that each gross requires 111 pieces of steel to go through nt least twelve processes, the foot that 114 pons can be sold for one nnd ono half pence, is n singular exam ple of the results attainable by the di vision of labor and nuvhanicsl skill." Hirmmghnm is almost as famous for its pins ns for its pens. A generation ago pin making was the favorite illustration of the advantages of division of labor, every t>ls, iu tho process of it* nmmifafturo, having to pas* through the hands of at lesst four teen persons. I.ndorly,however, n com plete revolution his been effected, liy n machine invented in 1824 by an Ainer- Wo nro no longer satisfied with u mere record of huttum and sieges, and ac counts of Kings. We want to know i something of the habits nnd customs of , the people, ilnd of the manner in which their form of civilization developed itffflfo ••The rbwie dev#, Hioce molhrre of romanee Thel ruiiM-U « nation lor n Women's ^ «nc#, The ejrnia niveUry «i<li ii# hmmlid power, Thai i;irl lEe lTrent in hie M.eusl lower, Ue*r |-eel end U.lnl like e dream ol rnulh And npvt tree «tk tor bb-inry e truih.* 2 he Lad tea llvuu\ ML' Tho New York Sun, in speak ing of Mrs. Stanton running ns nn inde pendent candidate for Congress in tho Eighth District, doubts tho propriety of J. W. Bradley’s DU FLEX SKIRT. tho grave, when the flowers wh oh have faded shall again bloom in starry field whore no rude win- • s ”* ,h « "“ n,e J" 111,0 ,UnA - ter can intrude. They corno upon us in priemi,"/ 10 ' " " spring liko tbe tccollectious of a dream,' which hovoied above us in sleep, peopled '■ p®. with shadowy beauties and purple do “ lights, fancy liroidorod. Sweet flowers that bring before our eyes scenes «ali*, »» m»unf»clurer‘i J. B. UOSR A HON. At.l XANDVB h WRITE excluxive luauufacturera and '•lent WESTS, BRADLEY £ CARY, oct.fl 3m* Nee. 97 Chamber* St, N. Y. Atkins liulliHng, Two tloora Weal of lh# Poet OfTire, whrre tl rj will bo plrflKcd lo a.-u llieir Irt.-mla. Tbcir aluil conaiila in part of lli« fu’li.wi*>j»: Hiaple and Fane) DRV GOoDS; l.adii-a Dreae mooIm ; Notions and Fancy UOODH ; BOOTH. SIAOES,' II A IS and CAPS: Men'*. Vnnii'e and llny'x DLOTIIINO ; HA ODDERV, JIARNrSH of ail kind*, BHI DI.EH, o(c. Ui k ' M m h - UOl’K and l .m THIS, for Cvtiou bat- Ins. UllOCKRIKH, n«IIow WARE, Willow WARE CROCKERY, tllara WARE, nc. . Wc ru-pretfully ca.ll your atirniion lo ibeab-ire Our alia.k ii welt avWtrd, ami wa cau >AVer d . t at aa low piicea aa any meichanta can tell thnn ia thin scetmn. Mr. J. L Varner, ao Ionic °*«t farorably known In lliia community, will ut all tiuii-# be found ready to Mppiy your wants. The ladle* arc especially in- viled to fire ma call. No tronble lo thaw Goods ao come und aee, and il y#a cao'i be auited it ahall not be our lault. We bsTo lilted up a strong and convenient lot i j adjacent to onr atore, where our frirnda from the ^country can Icare their team*, In perfvet safety, free < f cliaree, ocUPiif WM. SAWYER A CO. Greenbacks Wanted T OOK HERE, you that are wearied from riding J J on horn b»ck, and in «/<( Biiirgies. I am new offering for sale the CIIKAPBST BAR GAINS on rtcoiiI; neat and durable Buggies ut $180 payable in Greenback*. My p'icea rang* from $180 in # |i**>, wiihoul llarnera. But I hare a good sup ply of Harncu on hand to compare with the Hug- ? iesin price aud style. My phn-aon harness range rom 90 to 85 d-dlara for ainglu liarmea. 1 liaie dorblc harness on band at -10 to 150 dollar*. Fin# Riding Bridles, Martingales, DriVing-reina, etc., ke.>t oonetanUy on hand. 1 am prepared to build, at'short notice, aoy style vehicle that may bo desired. REPAIRS OF ANT KIND ir my line of basinets done with ncnUiess and dis- piiteh. Wagons and harness made or repaired lo order. Call and extmine for yourselves, ns I think I can suit you in price and quoiny, as ) fear no competi tion. J. A. FOSTER. oetVdtf To the Public. JOB OFFICE Wc will, in a few days, be pre pared to execute, in GrOOCl Style ALL KINDS OF in riiiiin AT Heasontihie Hares ! Orders for Hand-Bills, Posters, Business Cards, Letter-Heads, Circulars, Programmes, Ac., Ac., PROMPTLY FILLED Terms Casli On the Delivery of Work. (’ollou in Supplies. S. T. JENKINS’ Complete Stock of DRY GOODS .AT KEY’S’ CORNER. TN a few dayt he will open, under the Appeal J Utlice, a Urge and well selected stock uf Groceries. He Is determined lo invest In COTTON, and •hose having it (or monoy) can be suited in priro and quality uf supplies «f every description. octa6tf ANDRE.W FEMALE COLLEGE CUTIIBERT, GA. REV. A. L. HAMILTON. D. L>.» Pretident and General Superintendent. I.iTXBAnr Dsi FACULTY. ktmxxt Mrs. ADD Moore Darks, Mias Ea.uia J. Miller, Madame Htenbame Bernard, Mi.s Mattie li. Datnall; Mias Lou Cbipstead. Music Dhhbt««mt.—I’rof. John R. Heals, Director Mr*. I.ludia Kusaell, A»si*lant. Uoardixu l)ay-a«T*ir!<T.—Uto. M. Duncan, Finan cial Manager, Mm. C. 11. Duncaa, Matron. Coi n** or Stcdt.—Complete and thorough in all the dcpartinrnt*. Tanwa of Tiurtos, less than those of moet lusti- tutious ol similar guide—aa follows : I an sassiox or kixb months, I’rimary Classes, |35 **# I lomguagea, rach, $40 00 45 OU [ Drawing A I’aiul- 7 0 00 | ing, 33 to 40 00 80 00 | N-I-Rework and Embroidery, 83 o<) 3 oo '.■ppembiry Collegiate Music on I'iano, .... Use oflnatrumont 10 0*'{ , Music nn Guitar, CO 00 I Iuoiduituls, Use of Inslrumcnt, 5 00 | Duciplino of the College will be mild but very firm. Boarding Douse rcQtted and refurtilahed in a m- je.b stylo. I'nifie or Boaan.—Waahirg, Light* and every, log ii eluded, 8'J5 (*) per month. I’ai y.M - Io all the Departrifoota, if possible, one-half in advance, per each half eeaeion of fiur and ahull immiha. Health of Cuihbcit cannot be surpassed on Ibis continent. Ministers of all Churches—Daughter* edwealed— tuition bee. No* Hsi-taman.—The Teachers npveeent four ddl'-rc nl churchos. The present session commenced October 1st, ISO’. oct94-lm RAILROAD GUIDE- OFFICE IN MACON AND WESTERN. Dares Macon 7 43 a. i Arrive at Atlania... 3 i- * Lruvea Atlanta r, 55 A . m Arrives at Slum 1 80 r. v kiuSt raaiN. (.cares Macon 8 45 r. \ Arrirei at Atlanta 4 5<l a. < Leaves Atlanta 8 10 I*. > Arrives at Macon 4 33 A. * MACON AND BHUNSWIOK. AmveastMacou 9 80 a. x HU LTD-WESTERN. WM. HOLT. I’ataiuxxT. s iKv.il. FOWU% Hu- t. Lntvi-s Macon 7 23 4. ► Arrives nt Kulaulft 8 18 r. » f.eavea Kufaula 5 lo A. » Arrives at Macon 4 lo f • ' Al.llAM' It RANOH. Jenkins New Building TJf» DEPOT STREET\ Stairs. LAW CARD. rp IIE undrraigned will attend to any legal bnsl- I neas entrusted to his care. in|South western Georgia. Gdi»* uv Cu'.hbert, Randolph GO^G*. Oct2'i 1 y. E. ii. PLATT. ADMI.XISTRATIIIX' SALE. 1 >Y virtu* of an order from the Court ot Ordin* ry of Randolph County will be aold, nt Cutb- l»ert O*. on the tlrat Tunaday in December next, Iota ol land numbers titty live (53) and seventy one (71) in the lentil district of Randolph county, aa the property at the tau'e of Thomaa 1). Ttvtnt dec’d. ELI/,1 A. TAYI-OR. Oct. 84tb, ISM Ids. Admr'x ' EXECUTOR'S SALE. Hr virtn* of the will of Botha Roe deceased, will I > be so’d at Cutbbert fla. en the first Tuesday in December nest, lots of land numbers eighty six. (Sfl) one hundred and seven (U'7) one hundred and eighteen (US'and one hundred and thirty nine (189tin the ninth (9th) ditfriot or Randolph Coun ty—the place known a* the Bailev place. JOS. T. BAILEY. Oct24td Executor, >V. FREEMAN, ch'ljlioou—faces ranomborod in youth, when Love was a stranger to himself ! Tho mossy bank by tho wayside, where wo so often sat for hours drinking in tho’oKOGEK dj CONFECTION EH, boaUty of tho primroses with our eyes— tho 'sheltered glen, darkly green, filled n\ ith tho perfumo of violets that shone ut their intense blue, like another skv spread upon tho earth—tho Inughtor of ; merry voices—tho sweet song of tliomni- den—tho downcast eye, the spreading r blush, the kiss ashamed at its ownsouuul —nro all brought back to memory by a 1 (lower. WIIOLKSALB AXO BKTAIL 63 Cherry St, Macon, Ga. Fresh FISll, OYSTERS, elc., in season and ahtppi-1 m parties out of tbe cur pcuuiptly. HEBBERT EXELDER, Attorney auil Counsellor at I,aw, CDTHBEltT, OA., , (OJh'ce over the Post Ojfict.). lean named Wrigid, but oulybrought to aendiog ladies to Congress, as :t might, perfootion after many years’ experiment., indtiso-meiulers to "pair olf" loo fro mg in Birmingham, iy years i, the w liolo thin* in* | iimueu-ui is I quontly. i Srti.Thefmmo truth in tho hands of a fool and a nun of souse becomes two \er\ different tilings. Tho glass which l TAY ING permanent'/ located in Cuthherf, en reveals to a philosopher tho system of 11 itciu business in aifthe (v>urt* of Randolph, ,1,0 universo, oiily sorvon a child to cat Ills lingers with, alow many weak men Dougherty and Bibb counties, aud iu the Supreme have been tho victims of a wise maxim! 1 Court °f the state. lie may be found in luacmaeat all busiLCJahoura Mr Th« Cliicng., TnbNM ndvocotce *'>.■ i.ron.,.1 the “ojecution” of i'reeideut Johnson. | attention to drafting aud cunaultatioua. XYTE have again niiened our *hnp, and are now YY readv to nuiVe v»n imvthing out ofTIN, SHEET IRON, /INC or COPPER. Alao to cover l.i-avea Bniithville Arrives at Albany Leaves Albany...... Arrives at Smithville MUSCOGEE. JOHN MUSTUN, I’uaiuaxT. CLARKE, Hir'r. ......9 4o r. 4 54 a. i R *0 I-. ' COMMISSIONER'S 8A L.E. I ) V virtue of mi orJer fiom the Snperior court of ) Randolph ft unty, will be so d, fur the purpose kvt divVaiuu between live tcuaut* in common, on the first Tuesday in December next at Cutbbert Geo. lot ef kmd no. one hundred and seventy nine (179) n tbe BUtli district »f,Randolph County, known as We bare any sort of TIN WARE, from a curt to tlie p !gCC w i eIe g n Elu'akcih A. K d,!.K> raided. aj4o gallon can, and animus to fdl at LOW JOHN McK OUNIf, PRICES lor tbe money. RILEY GARRETT, We also have on hand a choice lot of STOVES, Wash, Cook aud Parlor. Give us a call aud we will surely ptaa* von. D. l'kl.ACY A CO. DR S. G. ROBERSON, SOIGEOS EEXtlET, ocl2fltf i.av, Gxi RRBTT, kdward McDonald, Commissioners. Oct.lttd / i EOKGlA. lUawu u Cm xir.—Joaiab J. Boy- VJ ell. having ap plied lor Lel'era uf Administra tion. de Sonia non, on the estate of Seiborn Ad am*. deceased, ail persona interrsipd are eot tied to tile their ubjeciions, it any they have, by tbe neat December term ol tbe Court of Ordinary f ,r said cjunty. WM. 1>. KIHDOO, aov2-lm Ordinary. /*i BOROlA. R.vmm'i i-ir Corsrv — John William* V I having applial for l.*Uers of UuArdiariabip ol I Sarah Jane, liurreU, Chariy, Lattice K., John 4V. j and Wiley Juincr, minora, noiice is given to all in terested, that hie application will be considered at the next December term of the Court of Ordinary, WILL be wld, before the Court llnoae door, iu for kuJ county. WM. D. ElDDOOj Notice. nflv2-l« d Ordinary. iy ot Cutbbert, on the first Tuesday ... . tr-nibi-r rill; between the lawful noOM of sale, four —: *—— — —— •— ~- balea of Colton, levied on to satis')- -nridry ti fas if* /~1 KORGIA, U*vr» i ru CooMTT. Sarah L. Hoj stud from the Cdunty Court ot Randolph coujy. \.J *ey, Adoii iistratrix, co ibe estate <>( Jamca I. One in favor of l.uvet A. Smith vs. John llo Aey, having applied for Letters of Dismission, Compton. Also, ono in favor ot Abram Gornley [ a fperaena laurct.a are no' tied to ti e taerr t b- Freeman vs. John Compton. Also, one tor cost, Ia favor ol Travis Owiu vs. John Coon '<>o. W. U- tOXLEY. novatds Bill'. C C t May turn ot Iho Court Laarrs M*t*no Arrives at (lolumbiM... Usvrt CuliMnbois Arnveaat Maceu GEORGIA RAILROAD. J. P. KING. PaniMRY. L. W. COLB, Htr-'r. Leevra Angeafa 7 a m. Arrives at Atlanta U :m r. m. Lewves Atlanta 7 05 a. m. Aruvee at Augusta 7 4J r. m. xjoirr train. I.oevos August* 5 10 r. u. Arrives at Atlanta...... it 41 a. m. Leaves Atlanta. 7 80 r. u. Arrives alAugiuta 9 30 a. a. WESTERN AND ATLENTIO. ROBERT BAUGH, Scr r. I^stcsAtlanta •..7 30 r. e. At rives nt Chattanooga 8 10 r. m. leaves Chattanooga C Iu r. n. Aimtcs at Atlanta 4 40 a. m. ATLANTA AnTTyVEST POINT. GEORGE O. HULL, Uva'r. Leaves Atlanfa 8 a. m. Arrives st West Point ......13 04 1-. m. Arrives at Atlanta (>3 e >1. MONTGOMERY - ! - WEST POINT. DANIEL U. CRAM, Her r. Leaves West Point 1 15 r. v. Arrives at Columbus .4 <5 r. u. Arrives at Montgomery y 15 r. u. Lave# Montgomery 4 a. m. Leaves Columbus 6 23 a. m. Prrives at West Point It ». CENTRA iTraILUOAD. WM. M. WADLF.Y, ParsiDEsr. Leaves Savannah 9 a m. Arrives at Macon 4 !• m. Arrives at Augurs 8 13 r. u. leaves Mat* 11 T a. m. Lanes Augiuta 6 15 a. m. Ariives at savannah 7 05 1-. u. xir.irr tsaix. loaves Savannah...'. 7 (5 r. n. Arrives at Macon 7 a. m. Anivoe at Augusta .. .4 a. u. Leaves Maceu ..3 4'1 r. v. Leaves Augu-ta 9 23 r. u. UILIIIHiIV.LU AXO GOKBOtr ItAIXS Connect daily wi b tie i>p day ard down night riaatcngvr Trains of Ibis road ui Giiidou, l.eavirg Eaton'on 1 5iV p. n. I. .u:- Mol.dr* • ) ' »■. «f rlrea at M tkdgvliie Mir. S. Antvwat Lutwuuu... iu 20 r. u.