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HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS. To HtMovg Caxdlr Crkuk run Window Glim.-Many pcreoos are troubled to wash off ttw *foU of comUra from glare, Thoy undertake to wadh the wlndowa with worm water, and find that the application only spreads the Material vm tW window like a coat of paint. If all who ate tliua troubled will just wa«h the win dow! In a little turpentine, they will And the difficult/ *p«fdlly removed. To Pa»v rvy ('aiaum man Gnowimi ix Lora Huam^ To war* tmewdid bends oa Uionc riallw that manifest a dbpuMtlon to grow to what are commonly known aa '-long aliank*,'' take a penknife and atab It through the atalk, about the middle ; loarrt a *n»a!l phoe of wood to keep the IncWoa open, which will check the growth. By doing thin a good bvad of cabbage may be ee- curwl en rrtry stalks Oeemm Armor. Btcn axil Fwit (SasXO.)—Wreh a sufficient quantity of rice ; pul a little water lo It, and act it In the oven till It N absorbed; then pat in n little milk, work It well with a apooti; Bet it in the orai again, and keep working it from time to time till It la mAcleiitly soft. A 'little cream worked lit It at Mm laat la an Improvement. Fill a pie dbh*nearly (till of feult, tweelen it, and lay on tin’ rice enevcniy by apoonftil*. Hake It till the rice la of a light brown color. To U.gax 8*i>m/w. Peer enet la the heat tiring to put on xnddL’a, taking care to ok* little. « and lo rub It often, a* It dot* not gtvoap, but gin* a gloM, and keep* vat the wel. Thl# I* wlmt the b""t kind of l-allur la flnhhcd with. Rain don h irm to neriillrx ; but thla cannot bo moidid ; and uuiwc^uty ► ponging (wliirh la liabituiq with some groom*) f'rry time they are mod •tpiaiw injurious. The ►yln-Ua* may be tubed off v ith very lit tie wafer. For MWV karfMn, the rummoo yellow aoap b good, If nacd often, mid In small uuuntily. and well rubbod off. [Aendc hM. NOTICE TRADE! JNOTICE TO R HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARE offering to the W TRADE FOR CASH, Approved Paper, on Short Time, THI FOLLOW IM sosir.Fic. CHMOMO-UTHOGRAPHT. Chromo-lilhngriudtjr In llio nrt of pic- luro |>u ! u‘ii»K l« Ofit>rH, nnd, tiltliouglt not ii very rooent invention, it linn boon grail- ly modified mu! improved of lute yenra; it might, with propriety, be called mo clmtiind piiintltife, nn tlm colors are laid on one nftor (mother, minding tlio differ- cut tints and shades until tho picture is complete, in a rusumcr nnttlogotm to painting with n brush: and, provided, the men who undertake tho work are nkiilful artists, thnro is no roanon why a cliromo-lithograpli should full short, in jxiint of expression or delicacy, of the original painting which it is designed to imitute. X few words on ordinary lithography will first be necessary, in order to give the render n clear idea of tho chromo process, lb icily, then, n lithograph is a ultemionl drawing upon stnno—- tlm draw ing being made with a greasy or oily ink upon tho peculiar quality of limestone found in tho quarries of Boienhofor, Ba varia. All other process of engraving nro mechanical rather tliun chemical, iih in wood or typo work, wlmro the im pression is obtained from a raised dusign, or in copper and steel plate*, whoru tho design w made by deep iaaisiotts, into which tho ink is rubbed. In the litlio graphic process, howovoi. I hero is noilhor reliuvio nor intaglio design; tho opera tion is dependent simply upon tho chum- iool affinity existing botwoon tho gronay matter employed in tlio ink and Unit up on tho stone, nnd tlio antagonism which this mnttor line for water, with which the stono is in all eases dampened before pull ing an improasion. In chromo-lithography tlio process is identical,except that a different stone is re quired for every color employed* nnd tlio ink used is a species of oil color,similar to that adopted by artists for painting.--- The nambur of stones used deponds up on tho nutnbor of colors required, usual ly vurrying beta eon 10 and 00, and tho time necessary to prepare then stones for un elaborate piece of work, extends over months, nnd eomotlmoe years; but tho nutnbur of colors in any given pic ture is not ulwaya an indication of tho number of stones omployod, ns tho col ors nnd tints are multiplied by combina tion In being printed :mo over another; thus, in un engraving in which 25 atones lire used, there may bo upwards of 100 different shades of color obtained by this moans. Tho amount of lubor nnd detail involved in druwing tho differont pulls of tho doeign Ulton so liumy stones \ is almost inconceivable to one who is un initiated. The modus opornudi is as follows: Upon tlio Arst stono n general tint is laid covering nearly the whole picture, nnd us many sheets of paper ns there | nro to bo copies of tho picture nro prill-! Ini from it. A second stono is then! prepared, embracing id! ilia shades of ! somo other color nnd the sheets ulromly ! printed with tho fust color nro worked over this stone. A third, fourth, tilth , nnd sixth follow, each ono repeating the process und lidding some new color, ad vancing tho picture a step further, until i the requisite number of colors Imvo been i applied. Tlio printing of so many ool-1 ora, nnd tlio timo required for drying* cseli before the application of n sm ceed ing one. involves months of careful nnd anxiously watched labor. Orcnt core nnd | skill are required to perfect what is tech nically tunned the '*rvui>toi-ing," or that part of the proueao which provides that the paper full upon every stone i.i ex actly tho sumo position relutivoly to the outline. To nttniu this cud stout bras*, pins are fixud in u fhiine surrounding | • ouch stor.o. '1’lnne pins penetrate the pupor in nmkiug the fii*t impression, j and tlio holes thus made being carefully | placed over tlio pins ill nil subsequent impression*, in-tiros tho certainty of the outline »»o cveiv stono, ulwuys falling into tlio sstiio position oil every sheet At j last, however, it Icavoa to be eixed, cm-j l maned, varnished, mounted und framed. The embossing is that part of tho opera tion necessary to break the glossy light Mid soften tho hard outlines, a brokeu structure being given to tho print by be-1 ing passed through tho prws in contact with a roughened Stone.-—N I*. Tri-1 ° I GROCERIES; 50 bales Gunny Cloth, I 100 coils Ropo, 10,000 Arrow Tio, 100 boxes f?oap—assorted, 400 boxes Tobacco, 60 cases Assorted Liquors, 40 bblt. Whisky, 60 eases Cure Oysters, 1 und 2 lbs., •10 boxce Starch, 100 b'xs Kiiisins,*l-4, 1-2 and wholes, 200 kegs Nails, 100 lioxc8 CANDY, Plain untl Fancy, 25 Imxcs Macon Candy, 25 hull's Osnaburgs, 20 bales Macon Wheeling, 10 bnlua Augusta Sheeting, 76 bugs Rio Ckiffeo, 1,000 It'S. Maccoboy Snuff, in jars, 100 doz. bottles do., 100 setts Knives anil Forks, LA JIG/.' ASSORTMENT POCKET CUTLERY, 200 thousand G. D. Cops, 40 " Ely’s " 40 “ Cox'e *' 100 casks Pickles, qts. 1-2 gallons nnd giillnus, 100 gross Parlor Matches, 26 casts Hurdiuux, 75 DDLS. SUGAR, A, D, C, CRUSH ED and POWDERED, 100 dox. Cotton Cards, 45 doz. Axes—assorted brands, 11,000 ft Rubber Belting, 2 to 22 inches, 20 bbln. Blue Fish, 60 DDLS MACKEREL—Xot 1,2 and 3 40 half bills. Mnckord —Nos. 1, 2 and 8, 100 kits Muokorul—Nos. 1, 2 uud 3, 100 kogs tioda, 100 boxes do., 60 kogs Powdor, 600 bugs Hhot, 60 do/.. Mustard, 60 DOZ. YEAST POWDERS, 40,000 Cigars—all grade*, 150 b<Mte» Choose—Htuto, Cronm and English Dairy, 10 casks I'ntush, 100 unscs Potash, 100 HALF IiAHRILI AND BOXU Soda, Butter nnd Oyster Crackers, 100 bids. Pink Eyo and Mercer Po tatoes, •10 bbls. Onions—White and Red, 60 cases Drake's Billers, 60 dox, Hoivos, 60 do/.. Brooms, 3000 pounds Load, 10 KEGS SALTPETRE, FaCE—grain nnd ground, PEPPER—-grain nnd ground, GINGER--race and ground. Merchants, Planters AND OTHERS. rXKDSJUCK i. COXAWt. ALrUBD P. TOIXO. J. N. SEYMOUR, Y^OUI.I) Inrita a call from all who wlah to pur- Groceries and Provisions In thla market. Ilia present stock la wall bought and ho ia determined to aeII. Ha baa on hand 100 Colla Hope, ¥0 Italea (Junnj Ragging, 600 Found* Twine. SCO Hack* Halt, 860 flbla. Flour, 76 lisga Coffee, 76 BU*. Fug ir, 10 Hilda. Mnlaeais, 8<m> iioiM Cbaeaa, *<> Tub* Duller, *> Hlria. I4.nl, 80 Hbl*. IliH-k wbaal Fl>.ur, 10 Caae* Table 8aM, 6-/0 Kill Mackerel—.Vo. I Me*i, Shore and llijr. Alan, No. 2 Mai krral, 690 packagra 14, 1-2 and whole barrel!, No 1, 8 and 8 Mackerel—Bay, Shore and Mean, 85 Bb'.a. II uo Fl»b, 10 Half bbla. White Ffah, WOO I’nunda Codliel., fbl Bote* Smoked llerrirr, to CaaeaHirdima, 26 llbd*. lUor.o, 1<> Tierce* b'ligar Cored Hern*, loo Hotel Soda and liulitr (J. uckere, 800 Uoiea Soap (rniou. brand*), 8"0 llotea Tobacco (all gradea), 38,«o0 C'gtra, l,ooo Foui.de Hniiff. 6ii0 ” Smoking Tobacco, CO Bntii* Star Candlaa, 76 Uarrela Mquora. Alao, a general awortmant of Canned Fruits, Pickles, Lobsters, RAISINS, SODA, TEAS, ALMONDS, Etc. With alinoat anylblog aiualljr kept la a CflOCEflY Hi FfllVISIBI sin. I am more determined Ilian ever t» ruah bueinaaa. Jim fire me a ca.J if you want to ' GET YOUR MOSEY RACK" J. N. SEYMOUR. Nalls anti 1'otnnli. Ki/a Nulla, 2.6 (Jae-e (Nmcrtitraled Fntasb, lu Cavki UocW F>daah. For sale by nornotf j. N SKY MOOR. COBAHT A YOUNG COTTON FACTORS AND GEIEBAL HOI MERCHATS- 39 South Street, New York. P AY clone and particular attention to ealeaof Cotton, Tolmccn, Wool, Hide*, ere., etc, and lbs purchase of Mercbandiae of evetj deacriiiUon, KiraBBxcEf: J. McK. OUNN, Cutbbert, Oa., W. II. YOOBfl. t'olumbu*. (ia., ATKINS, DUNHAM A CO., Appalaoilrola, Fla., Y0U50 k W UOD.4, l.uf.uU, Ala. nov2tf J. II. Zeilin A C»., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PEPPER, Id MEDTCfNES PERFUMERY, POTASH, SADDLE RADS, WHITE LEAD, GLASS, PUTT r, Z VARNISHES, PAINTS, oris, HUAI’S, E c., E'c., Ele. AYE remoeed tfceir large etock of GOODS to the elore known aa tbe How Made nnil How Saved!! STOCK DRY GOODS COMPLETE. J, B. ROSS & 8 Would nnuouucc to the WHOLESALE HADE ONLY, That their Stuck of PH Y GOODS Ir now com- pMo. cotnprlaiiig n great v n r icly of DRESS GOODS. DxLAIXES. of all grade*. SCOTCH PLAIDS, lit Toll do Chcrcra, and All WOOL POPLINS, PLAIN POPLINS, and EMPRESS CLOTH, SHEA PP A HD’S PLAIDS, MELANGES, in llrocadc nnd Plain Ottomiti*. YALF.NWE?, and ail Cla*» of Dim Goode, PLEACHED GOODS, tu every variety of width and quality, BROWN, da. ’ LLNSKYS, I'LINSKYS, eta. JEANS. KERSEYS und SATINETS, YANKEE NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS, BOOTS awl SHOES- Tld* deportment i- on our atrond floor. Our | Senior is now in New York, and buying heavily j St panic priwa. und we think an exawinution of ! our Good* and Price*, will convlnee micliMcn ! ’twill he ueohwa to go farther in SE.UICU O/'J JMBG.tf.Y8. J. B. ROSS & SON, Wholesale Drt GiwmI* nnd • S. T. JENKINS n .VH made a Credit for the above amnunt. tla hita done it in but ing und aelling m*te than a doi«n atock* of Wooda aitice the cloaa of tbe war, and in being PROM PT to settle all afconnla—by toonomjr, prrtevering energy, and hnneel duty. Home of till note! uru coming due and HilAI.L BE PAID from aalp* on' of the large slock of Uooda on hand, and a few memorandum accounts. A word lo CLOSE UUYKIU, and the wise b sufficient. ;« Groceries, HI* ia now receiving and opening, at his new store, on IHpol Street, a large and well selected atock of Fuuiily nnd Fancy Groceries, Wlilih he nurrhaned at auolt prices as to warrant him in *'Tlng lliat hi ran sell n* ('ll KA I' ns lha CHKAPKSr. All in want of anything in lha Uro- ery line would do wall lo call on him bafore pur- ;U*a(ng aleewhens. novUSci ISA A OS’ iIoUSET Druggists, MACON, 0BORGIA, eor# 8ai REMOVAL, WM. SAWYER X CO., II Atkins Duildlnn:, Two doors West of tbe Poet Office, where they will be pleased lo ace ihetr friend*. Their etock conalils in part of lha fnllmrirg: Huple and Fancv DRY UOOD3} laidiea Dress HOODS; Kollona and Fancy GOODS : BOOTH. SHOES, HATH and CAPS; Man'*, ViHith's and Boris CLOTIIINO; HA UDDER Y, HARNtHS of all kinds, BRI DLES. clc. Bagging ROPE sod Iron TIES, fur Colton ball- '"groceries, HMlow WARE, Willow WARE, L'ROCKEUY, (Data WARE, eie. VYa rc»pecifu!ly call your attention lo the shore. Our almk ia wall selected, and wa can rffrr them at as low price* aa any merchants can sell tbeu in this section. Mr. J. L Varner, ao long and farorebly known lo lh!a community, will at all limes be found ready In -upply your wanla. The lauiee are eapeciAly in- died In give n* a call. No trouble lo show Honda, soeoma n d vie, and if you aan't be suited it shall not be our lanlt. We bare Oiled up a strong and convenient lot adjarevt to our atore, where our friend* fiocn the iiuniry cen Lava their teams, in perfect safety, ee <.f charge. oci2Slf 6YM. SAWYER k CO. NATIONAL HOTEL, (Cor. Whitehall Htreet and W. k A. Railroad,) At/an/a, Georgia. PRATT, POMD A corky' Proprietors. A Newly Erected, CoinmAdinna, First class Ho tel, elegantly furnished throughout. Kin* Billiard Parlor wilh Phelan tables. Bar •looked with choice Liiptnra and Wince. nrripadal arrangements mads forth# aceom- mmlalion nf Families. no»2 8m BROWN'S HOTEU Opposite Depot, MACON, : : GA. E. E. BROWN & RON, noeg.3m PaocRremae. Just Received. S UPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR, from new While Wheal; Choice BACON HIDErit ’’ LARD: RAOOINO and ROPE; Light-house non eiploaira OIL ; U. at CHKKHK: MACKEREL, in bbls. aadkib; Will I K FIBHi ON JONH; HALT; MEAL; The »«ry beat article of TEA and COFFEE, and eeerylLing else man or woman wishes to buy to eat or wear, for plantation purposes, e'o. noroif J. McK. OUNN. JYotice. wwrILL be snlJ before the Court Hoom door in tho YY clly of Culbberl, on the Bral Tuesday m Fab- ruary nest, within tbe le-gal hours oi sale, one two horse waggon, one dark colored mare mule sod one Horrell mule, Lee**! oa to stliafe a mortgige h (a issued from lha Huperinr court of Randolph county In laror of Michael Onmlef r * Hnrrece Powers novtO-td. W. (L CONLEY, Hpec D. HUff. Notico to Debtors and Creditors. T. S. POWELL, DRUGGIST, BOOKSELLER, and STATIONER I NVITES attention to Ha atock of DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS) School, Re liginaa and Miactllancoes HOOKS, and complete assortment of STATIONERY. Ha offers for sale the popular proprietory articles of Ibe day, among which are Dr. Ayer a Agee Cure, Cherry Pectoral and Cathar tic Pills, Os^ood'a India Co ogne, Rhode's Fever nod Ague Cure, Oallighsn'a Pill*, Dr. Leed's N'eree Tonic orqu.nine substitute, M*ia- de«'a Pectoral Ba'in, Ealracl of tiioger sod Cod Liver Oil, Uenibo'd'a, Bead’s and Ball's naraapanllaa, llemlold'a He ir.ct uf Bucbu, Heating’s Syrup ol Nsplba, Wbiicomb's Aalhm* Remedy, Fandfnrd'a Liver In- ▼tgnralor, Jamb’s Cordial, Pain Kil'er, Heady Relief. Mrs. Wiaaiow'a Huolbing Hvrnn. t’hrl*. thlor'e Hair Dye, I hnlno'* Il*rr Re-tor- er, Lyon’s Katberlon, Harry's Trin pherniia, Arabia and Muaiang Liniment. F.hrt»»ti<h'a, McLane’*, Frey’s, Jaynes and Leudeo's Verm fugea, Wheaton a Itch Oiutmeo', Dallry'* Pain Eilrector, Drake's Plantation, RnM* St. Domingo. Ilnaieiter's Stomach sod llo> Bead's German BITTERS. laNx’ard, Hmlrh and M .rmb»r SNUFF. Carolina, Belle, Scotch SNUFF- (leonine rtcatf«'eiii htnukuig TOBACCO. Ia toilet articles ha* Uenuioa Farina COLOGNE, Genuine Lubm* Kilract, Florida WATER, Bay RUM, POMADES, Hair OILS. Lilly WHITE, Genuine Brown Windsor SOAP, Hair, Tooth and Nail BRUSHES, Dressing, Round and Tuck COMBS, ALSO, Pocket BOOKS WALLETS, Muncy BOOKS. Pocket KNIVES, It A/.OILS. SCISSORS, PIPES. SPECTACLES. Etc., Etc., Etc. School BOOKS. Miscellaneous BOOKS, BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, Prayer BOOKS, riymn BOOKS, Hacred IIA KPS, E'o., Eio., E'o. Cap, Bill, Letter, Billet, Note and other PAPERS. BLANK BOOKS, And every rrquieita for the Office, Desk or School. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, and Photograph CARDS, Chess MkN, lkckaammnn BOARDS, Cribbage HOARDS, DOMINOES, DICK, Playing CARDS, Vlining CARDS, and Wedding CARDS and ENVELOPES. ocl2t) flm COME ONE I COEM ALL! TO THE DRY GOODS FAMILY GROCERY AND Commission House ov APPEAL JOB OFFICE 1 Wo will, tu a few days, be pre pared to execute, in Good Stylo AI.T. KINDS OF J. W. BRADLEY’S DUl'LEX SKIRTS ha* printed in RED INK on Ibe band J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT. Don't buy any other. Aik for J. W r . Bradley's DUrr.EX BKIltT. See lha name on the Band. At wt oleaale by the eiclusivs manufacturer* *nd «ole r.wnere of ih« Patent. WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, oct.'fl-Sm* Nos. 87 Chamber* St.. N. Y. Fir buIo by J. McK. GUNN. Orders for Hand-Bills, rosters, Business Cards, Letter-1 leads, Circulars, Programmes, Ac., iVc., PROMPTLY-FILLED Terms Cash! On tlio Delivery of Work. OFFICE IN Jenkins New Building DEPOT STREET, XT id - Stairs. Ilalilwiil, Rcitillug Sc Co., CVTBBERT. OA, iiTCII 1>U(‘lvN WilRtCd. Who are now receiving, and will kee; European Plan! Gn Moi drcT-Cr.i S>. #6 i bnt» *r.<l"«V» -Scund ,'U. CHERRY STREET, - - Uaoon. Q«. n 'A\ 1NU materially enlarged my house, and lurtitahrd the room* wi h NEW FUBM TYKE, 1 nm now prepared lo accommodate all who may favor um wilt a call. My houa# ti centrally located—coneanienl in the hu*inriS|>*rt of the ciir. Reliable porlvra will be io atrendance to *11 the train*. K. ISAACS. dccT-Km Proprietor. Hnudolpli Male Institute. mnB andersigned annnnnrc that ther will o;>en I e School In the City ot Cullibcrt on the FIRST MONDAY in January, Iih;, a i Randolph Male Academy, with the abor# tulu. It is mir pm pope to make the "Randolph Mala In stitute" a tindo— and orn.iment to the city, a diepena er of solid iuitruciion and wlva -ome discinline.— We coKtvmplale )*#ttnatt«ocy In Ibit tnUrp'iac, and leapcctfully »<>lkit lh« j>atr»n*g»-and approval of all who feel an iutercsl in tlm Hu-at ion of their boob. J S. Mi lltlli El.!., K. A. QUARTKRMAN, no»23-tf Afeociale Principals. To the Ladies! T HE LADIES of Cnthbart nnd vieii.ily will pirate allow it-c to call tletr attention to iny well nice cl and a«*oitodSt»>ck o: Millinery Good*, rmbractog all the P.i-uiau Novelties, consisting of Kibbona—rich and elegant—Flower* and Pliimea, in great Taneiy ; Hat* and Borosls of arery alyle. Alan, Mourning and Hiidal Hats and Bunnets al- wave on hand—work executed with great skill. I, Ibrrrtur*. aolieit the pilnmag* of all, and will writ on them wllh great pleasure, and I will assure On m rh it thir can «lo no heller elsewhere. XJT Office,’third dcor above Sam Pear's Store. WM »tu MRU. DC DUE. C lKORGIA, RAXDotrn CorxTT.—All pereoia J holding claims again*! Un ( Male of Catharine Hawk, deceased, ore notified lo present them in | '.erms of Ibe law, and all persons indebted to said eatat# are re<|ue*ted lo make iuimHiaW- payment. GENEUAL ASSORT M WM. SPEAR*. no»3iv-8lt Exeeutar. | ^ < 1 KOUtilA, U*M)oi.r« Countr.—Henry Ed-! a wards, Adminiitratof on the estate of Henry Hobbs, having applied for Letters of Dismission, all person* interested arc noiihed lo file Iheir objec tion*, if any, by lha next May term ot the Court of Ordinary lor aaid county. wm. d. Kinnoo, norS-fm Ordinary. pa ENT 33IYY GOODS G LUHOI A, K*xoou-u Comr.-dwik L. Ho say, Admiaialiairix, on the relate of James L llolacy, haring applied fur letter* of Dismission, all iieraona interested are notified lo Ale their ob- , j eel mn*, II any, by ih# next May term ef the Court; LlQllOrNy of Ordinary for said county. WM. D. KIDDOO, nova-Ordinary. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. U Y virlne of an order from the Ordinary of Ran. dolph county, will be sold on the first Tuetda. in February nexl, between Ibe usuxl hours of sale, lot No. 39, ninth dritrict of originally Early unw | Mitchall county—said land* unimproved. Terms | csh. J. M. SHERIDAN, d*r2l-td Admin'slia lor. - 1 G EORGIA, Rxxihiu-u l'or*ry.—Richard A. I Hall administrator oa the eaUte nl Richard A. Mercer, having applied for Idler* of duniissiun ;! all person* in tended arc notified to tile tbsir ob I jections. if any tbey bar*. Iit the neat July term of i ihe court ol ordinary for said county. WM. D. KIDDOO. ! Dcc83-4m. Ordinary. C iKORGIA, I4.vwr.n1 C-'stv —Hu'uvM Jehn j I von guardian of Wm. H. Phillips, having ap plied lor letter* of dinmtaion, all peranns inlereatod , are notified to file th.ir abjreliona it any they bare,, by th* next March term ol Ibe court nf ordinary for j •aid county. WM. D. KIDDOO, I Dec36 6w. Ordinary. | / xEORUlA, RAXDOLrn Corsty.—Milton M VjMooreJ having applied for letters ofguudian I shin of Nancy J. Marr A. Richard K. and John W, T Mercer, orphans of Richard A. Mercer ; Ihe nea nf kin are notified that h a application will bo coOf aidered at tbe next February term of tbe court o otdiuary for said county. WM. D. KIDDOO. DeeSMm. OriRooiJ* LAW CARD. T HE undenigned will attend to any leg*' bu-t- nrea entruled lo his oa^^ iw Smth western Ocigt*. Office al Cu'Lbert, IU»di4ph Cn.,G*. , Octal, ly. F H 1'LATT. Tobaccos, Hardware, Crockery, Sa die x* y, BRIDLES, HARNESS, And the celebrated Woodruff Buggies; Which they will-Sell CTIEAP FOR CASH, and ho content with a SMALL PROFIT. fcjr .-Vs their goods were bought very cloaely for Cash, and selected with great care, they are confident they can make it to the interest of tho people to trade with them. oot26,tf DR. S. G. ROBERSON, SURGEON DENTIST, ocCHf CwtuBitr, Gxoatn. I OOK HERR, you that are wearied from riding J on horse back, and in »hf iluggir*. I »m now offering for sale the CHEAPEST BAR GAINS on record; neat and durable Buggies lit 81HO, payable in Greenbacks. My prices rang* from #180 to H' 1 ", without llarnrM. Hull have a good aup ply rf Harnc** on hand In com care with the Bug- gie* in price ar.d alyle. Sly prices on htrncsa range Irom VO to 86 dollars for aiug'e harness. I h»re dnrble harnrvs on bind at (0 to 160 dollar*. Fin* Riding Bridle*. Martingale*, Driving-reina, etc., kept constantly on hand. I am prepared lo build, al abort notice, any alyle vehicle that may be desired. REPAIRS OP AITY KIND In my lire of bniiness done with ncnlnesa and dis patch. Wagons and haiacsa made or repaired to order. Gall and esimioa for yourevlvea, at I think I can suit you in price aud quality, aa I fear no rompetl- Prtires at West Point two. J. A. FOSTER. CENTRAL RAILROAD. WM. M. Y7ADLLY, Psisicest. 1867. LATEST FASHIONS! demand J. W. BRADLEY’S CRLKURATKD DUPLEX ElalalPTIO (OR DOUBLE BPRfNO) To the Public. Y\ r B hare again opened oor shop, and are now 7 ♦ ready to mak* you anything out of TIN. SHEET IRON. 7.IXC or COI’l’f R. Ala. lo enter our Houses wilb any sort ol mettle you mar desire, r in Gutter it. We hare any fort of TIN WARE, from a cap to- Wash, Cook and Parlor. (Jira in a call and wo will aurelr please you. oetVii dm D. DsLAl Y k CO. RAILROAD GUIDE- MACON AND WESTERN. J. WHITE, PcrsiDssr. & U. WALKER, Sur’y. I/reve* Macon J 4$ 4, ». Arrive al Altana a r u. Leaves Atlanta « w, 4 . Arrive*al Mneou 1 30 r. u. KIURT VBAIX. LcareiMaoon | 46 e. u. Arrives at Atlanta 4 to a. s. Leaves Atlanta ................8 10 r. «. Arrives al Macon 4 25 *. a. MACON ANdTTrUNSWICK. Ol ORGE HAZEL HURST. Psuidbmt. GKuKUfi A. DUMB, Sir's. Arrives at Junction I.i-.vm Jtinrtiiui ..4 a x. MUSCOGEE. JOHN MUHTIAN. Psmidskt. CLARKE, riep'y. Lrnvra Coluinbua Arrive* at Macon A 88 a. u. GEORGIA RAILROAD. J. P. KING, Pauipisy. E. W. COLE, Sir's. Leaves August* 7 s. w. Arrives at Ailaota 8 30 r. n. I/Cavea Atlanta 7 05 a. m. Arrive* at Augusta 7 48 r. m. siuiit tsvik. Lravea Anguria 5 10 r. n. Arrives at Atlanta 4; A . M . Leave* A''ml* 7 *0 r. a. Arrive* at Augusta ft jo *. u. WESTERN AND ATLENTIC. ROBERT BAUGH, Scr r. I .oaves Atlanta 7 SO r u. Ai rive* al Chattanooga 4 jo p. m. Leave* ChattMiooga f, r M . Arrives al Atlanta 4 40 a. a. ATLANTA AND WEST POINT. GEORGE gTITuLL, Bra’s. Leaves Atlanta I *. m. Arrirea al Writ Point 12 04 p. w. Arrives at Atlanta 7 03 r ■- montgomeryTwest point. DANIEL Jl"cRAM, Srr'y. Leaves West Point...... Arrive* at Columbu* Arrives at Montgomery.. I«rn Montgomery.... I carta Uoliirubu* 1 15 f. r. I 46 p. a. 0 13 r. *. T. W. FREEMAN. WROLBULS AND RETAIL groolk & confectioner, 88 Cherry SL, Macon, Ga. :JT Freeh FISH. OYSTERS, etc.. In season and khn peJ tn parlies oot of ibe city promptly. ©CU48UU HERBERT FIELDER, Altorne} and Counsellor at Law, CUTHBEHT. OA-. {Office over the Poet Office.) H AYINQ permanent's located in Cnlhbart. »« licit* bovinee* in all tbe Court* of Randolph, and in tho Superior Court* of Clav, Calhoun, Early, Quitman, Htewart. Webster, Terrell, Sumpter, lfougberly and ltibb counties, and in lb« Supreme Court of (he Sta'e. lie may be found in hi* office at all barieexa howni when not ub«cnl on bafiness, and will giro prrenpl | dreaaieg, in perfect confidence. •Dantion to 4raf;>ng aad coaaultalwns, I JGilN B. OGDEN, octifoly 1 nnrJS-Sta !«e. t: Cedar Sr, New lork. leaves Savannah 8 A. n. Arrirea at Maoon s r. m. Arrives at Angurta 8 13 r. r. Leave* Macro 7 *. m. leaves A t 43 a. M. Arrirea at Savannah 7 03 r. M. monr tsaix. leaves Savannah... 7 C5 r Arrirea *1 Macon 7 A "• Arrive! at Angnvla 4 a. w . Leaves Macon 5 41 r. *• Leaves Augusta 8 15 r. U. miliruoaviLLi axb noaoox vaaiaa Connect daily with lha up day ard down n'ght passenger Trains of this road at Gordon, l^avirg Eatonton 1 M /■ ••• living Milledgaville 8 « r. w- Arrives »t M.llcdgrillc. .-•* !•' r. U. Arrirea at Katonu 70 10 T. U. Errors of Youth. 4 Oaotleman who suffered for yrare from Net- /% ruo* Debility, pret**'ore decay, ar.d all the effects of yrutbful Indiscretion, will, for Ilia eakenl humanity, send free to all who seed it, the receipt and directions for n.»king tbe simple remedy by which he wa! cured. Fuff-rere wishing In profit bv the adveitiani’s eupvrience, can do *0 by ad-