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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1872)
Bob Toomb* unit III* Wealth. The Griflln Star has this : Years ago when Boh Toombs was a young lawyer, he was invited to go in with several other parties in a speculation in Viltl Western land lie put in $5,000 and got 100,000 acres of laud, which is at a rate of five cents jar acie. The war ended and ltob Toombs returned to his ancestral acres in Wilkes to find his large force of slaves set free, and himself an out. law of the Government, with shattered fortunes; with spirits crushed niul health impaired. Believing himself personally unsafe, he went to Europe, where he remained until he could safely return to Georgia. Return ing to die upon his native heath, he expected confiscation and poverty. But fortune smiled on him. The Western lands came into market, and his income now from the proceeds of that purchase is said to be about twenty-five thousand dollars per an. num. The old Wilkes homestead is still his ewn. He gets as much law practice as lie can attend to at his own price, llis health has much im proved, and under all these circum stances we should say Uncle Bobucl was decidedly comfortable, and we arc glad of it. An Indian War Looked For.— Correspondents in Southern Color ado and New Mexico state that ex tensive snd combined Indian dep utations are seriously' apprehended in sparsely settled parts of those Ter ritories. The Kiokas, Arrapahocs, Cheyennes. Commanches, Navajoes aid Apaches have held frequent councils during the past winter, at which it was endeavored to dissipate all tribal prejudices, and effect a com bination for a general Indian war. Recent murders and robotics in New Mexieo, Arizona, Texas and other places, are referred to as evidence of the intentions of the Indians, but whether a complete combination has been effected it is not known. While riding home from Rome on Friday of last week, Mr. Cloud is, of Lloyd county, had his buggy tom to pieces by the running away of the mule he was driving. His little son who was with him was instantly killed. A printer, having been “flung” by liis sweet heart, tried to comuimit suicide. The “devil” found him out and took him to the sanctum where the editor was writing duns to delin quent subscribers. The picture of despair presented by the editor reconciled the printer to his fate. He began to consider himself as com paratively happy. Since the postoflicc in Rennslaer (Ind.) was located in a barroom, it is said that the number of men who “expect a letter” a ltttle after sup ]>er-time has largely increased in that community. Another venerable Virginian, of the colored persuasion, has falien a victim to the poisonous influence of tobacco. He smoked and chewed for 110 years, and was cut ofT (finc-cut) in his prime at 118. A story is told of a Scotchman who went to a lawyer for advice, and detailed the circumstances of the case. “Have you told the facts precisely as they occurred ?” said the lawyer “Oh, yes, sir; I thought it best to tell you the plain truth. Ye can put the lies in yourself.” The best Dolly Yardeu story yet, is told of a young lady of Little Rock, Arkan as, who had a very small kit ten she named Dolly Yardeu, but ns it age, and other devel opments, she discovered, by close ob servation, that it was not that kind •fa cat, so she reebristened it Thomas Yarden. A sensible Texas judge lately di vorced a <lys|»eptic man from a lazy wife, on account of licr wretched rooking. YOKE OF OJtEN LOST Ten Dollars Howard- Left my farm on the third week in April, two young, medium size, well broke Oxen, marked with a crop and undcrbil iu one «ar and crop and overhit in the other. < )nc of them is of red color, with white l ice, and some white alioul the flanks. When lie left lie was wearing a small bell. The other ox is red and white-puled, with lirge horns, ami resembles a hull very Much, also cauuot close his lips. When 1 ist heard from they were in the upper i>art of Pulaski county, in the neighb >r ood of Charley Mnllis, and arc *up|K>sfd r i lie somewhere in Twiggs or Wilkinson • -unties I will pay ten dollars reward Dir any information that will lead to llicir icoavery. R E. NICHOLS, Hawkinsvillc, Go. jnly4-‘:t HTYou can hare the Hawkinsvillc Dispatch the next six mantiis for one a. idler. MILLINERY —ANI>—- PATTERN CUTTING. I WOULD state to the Isidles of the town and surrounding country that 1 keep on I mud a stock of Millinery Goods suitable to the Seasons, and that my prices will la round satisfactory. 1 am also supplied monthly by Now York Houses with the latest fashions for Ladies’ Dresses and Children's Garments, and will cut Patters for the same. 1 invite a call from all wishing anything in my line of business. MBS. A. WKSTCOTT. mayO-tf NEWS FROM The Country Store. TO FARMERS. TIMBER | CUTTERS, AXD OTHERS. Having disposed of my entire old stock of Goods, 1 now offer for sale a fresh atid well selected stock, consisting of Bacon, inrd Corn, Flour, Bolted Meal, and Grits, Biee, Sugar, Coffee, Salt Fish,ExtraGoshun But ter, a tine lot of Fitch & Bro’s Extra Fam ily Hams, Green Tea, Tobacco, also superi or qualities of Homespuns, Siripcs, Prints, Apron Checks &c., WMttemore’s Cotton Cards at titty cents a pair, and the best and cheapest lot of Shoes in town, all war ranted and sold very cheap for the money. Country produce tlikeu in exchange for goods. With many thanks to my customers for past favors, I have to say. gentlemen, do so again. Camping customers will find a lot for their slock and shelter for themselves. J. 8. WILLIS, may29-tf Hawkinsvillc, Ga. GOODS AT Reduced Prices —AT TIIE— . Cheap Cash Store In conscquenco of the scarcity of money, ivc are offering our immense Stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, HARDWARE, SHOES, HATS, Ac., nt very low figures for CASH. \V"e have the goods and are determined to sell them. We have the largest assortment of goods to be found this side of Macon at prices to suit the hard times. VV. A. FERGUSON & CO.. Hawkinsville, Ga. June 10—ts Tax Receiver’s Notice. The Tux payers of Pulaski county arc requested to meet me at the following named places, on the davs designni.-I. lor the purpose of giving in th“ir live, tor the present year. I will Ik- at Hawkinsville, Saturday, June i'it!i. Mobley's Grot sing Tuesday, June 18th L. 11. Harrell's (BGlth disk) Wedues lay, June 10th. , Hawkitisviile, Thursday, June tlOtli. Cochran, Monday 24th. Tnppville, Tuesday June 5-ltli. Salem C'huccli Wednesday, June 2<l)b. I)r. T. F. Walked's. (Longstrect) Thurs day, June 27th. Hawkinsville, Friday, June 28th. Also at Hawkinsville on Tuesday and Wednesday, 2d and 8d of July, after which tlic Receiver's Books will positively tie closed. 1 would tske this occasion to state to Un people on the east side of the rive- that my failure to fill the appointments made the first week in June, was owing to sick ness. N. H. MOBLEY, Tax Beecher Pulaski Cos. June 12,1872-ts. Wool Carding. After the first of July next iny Wool Carding Machine will lie in operation nt the old stand on Cedar Creek under the charge of Mr William Foster, who needs no recommendation. ' You all know him. Bring along your wool and have it carded. Good work is guaranteed. Money or Toll will be taken. WM. J. FOUNTAIN. May 29, 1872,-tf " Notice to Debtors & Creditors. A LL PERSONS who arc indebted to the JTk Pulaski Manufacturing Company are requested to call on me and settle; and those holding claims or demands, of any kind, against said Company, ate hereby no tified .to hand them in to me, duly authenti cated at cording to law. The stockholders of the Company are respectfully invited and requested to call at my office, at any time, to examine the Books, Accounts and Vouchers, as they were turned over to me by the Book-Keeper. A meeting of the Stockholders will lie rolled to take Hugh action as may l>e deemed proper, as soon as it is supposad that ail tlie claims against the Company have been handed in. O. C. HORNE, President Ptlfnski Manfg Cos Huwkinsville, Ga., Feb. 14,1872. fi.-hl.Vtt Notice. DESIRING to re-catalogue my Books I respectfully request ail persons hav ing any belonging to me in their possession j to return the same on or before the 15th! day of Jure next. Nearly one bttndrtd Volumes are missing from my collection, many of them being parts ol a scries of volumes, aud I find it impossible to .cor rectly index and number my list without a* least knowing what arc to Ik. supplied. Respectfully, CIIAS. C. KIBBEE. may22-6t. Notice. THE Books, Notes. Accounts, etc, of GRACE A FALK, having iicen placed in my hand- for collection, this is to notify all persons concerned to come forward nud make arraugi-metit with me in the matter. Having been standing over for considera ble time, 1 would state that an early settle ment must l»e made. D O. McCORMICK, Agent for Mrs. E. V. Grace. mayVlm. John Falo Sc Co’s Column. John Fale & Go., Hawkinsvillc, Ga., DEAI.KIU IN PURE DRUGS, lUEEIDICII^ES, Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuffs, Kerosene Oil and Lamps, Perfumeryl AND FANCY ARTICLES, Surgical Instruments, TRUSSES AND SYRINGES. PURE — WINES AND BRANDIES FOR MEDICAL USE. Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared at all hours. WORFIELD’S Oold. Water Soap, Saves Labor, Fuel, Clothes, &c. To know tlie virtues of this Soap yon Imvuoulv to Irv it. A single I tar will tin the ordinary Week's washing for a t tmily of eight persons. Price, fifteen cents a bar. Direct, ins accompany each package. PERSIAN HEALING OR • Fine Ta,® Soap, Cures Pimples nt> the Face, Chapped Mauds, Freckles. Removes P.indmfV, nil Diseases of the Scalp and r'kin, Burns, &e. STATIONERY. Books, Writing Papers, Inks, Pens, Pen cils, etc. Call and examine. We also have, a few hot tics of that valua ble medicine known as Dr. E. E. Garvin’s Solution of Tar, for Goughs, t'ohls. Ca tarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump tion. Those afflicted should try It. Small Seeds of nil kinds in quantities to suit purchasers, all of which are warranto 1 pure at and genuine. Persons wishing Medicines or anything in onr line during tin- night, can In, accom modated by calling at the residence of the senior proprietor. 'We solicit the patronage of all our old friends and the public generally. JOHN FALE & CO] . fobS-tT FOUTZ’S CELEBRATED Horse aid Gal Povflars. This preparation, long and favorably mknovn, will thoroughly re-invigorat* dWSifIU F* broken down and low-spirited horses, f by strengUitniuK and cleansing th* 'f 1 11 atonrarli and intestines. - B-rlrS I r It Is a sure preventive of *1! disras** incident to this anim*l, such M LUNG FEVER, GLANDERS, YELLOW WATER. HEAVES, COUGHS, DIB - FEVERS. FOUNDER, LOSS or APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, Ac. Iu use improves sEllfcri|glr the wind, increases the sppetite— 1 V WW 7 gives a smooth end prlossr skin—and • transforms the miserable skeleton # into a fine look!ok and spirited horse. v To keepers of Cows this prepara- V| -rc- tion is invaluable. It is a sure pra- H v«nUv« against Rinderpest, Hollow Horn, etc. It lias been proven by i actual experineat to increase the, A| I*quantity of milk and cream twenty per cent and make the buttar firm lod sweet. In fattening cattle, it gives them an appatite, looms their hide, and makes them thrive much fetter. In all diseases of Swioe, such as Coughs, Deers la the Lungs, Liver, lie., this article acts as a specific. By putting from one half a paper to a paper in a barrel of swill the above discs** will be eradi ested or enUrely prevented. If given s,/// I K in time, a certain preventive and cure for the Ho* Cholera _ DAVID E. ForfZrProprielor, B iLTINORE. M and . For sale bv Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the Unitsd States, Canadas aad Sooth America. New I. LOT OF BACON, CORN, MEAL, flour and tobacco. Wu have on hand a splendid stocK of various brands of Liquors, Fresh Butter, Hams, Pickles, Brandy Punches and Champaign, together witluu good stork of GROCERIES, All cheap for tlie money. • We return our thanks to the people for their patronage, ami shall continue to serve them with tlie bust wo have as low as any body. McCORMICK & OLIVER, mayO-lf . At the Rriek Corner. Wagons, Buggies 4&rCi, AC- Wood and Blacksmith Work. REPAIRING OP ALL KINDS. \V E would state to the people of this » ' section that we are prepared to sell them any kind of Wagon, Buggy, or other vehicle they may ncetl, and at prices that will make it to their interest to trade with us. Any description of Wood or Blacksmith Work done at our Shops promptly (flu! lit tlie I test manner. We are also manufacturing different styles of Plows, Slocks, etc., for tlie farmers of this section. The public is invited to give us a call when wanting anything iu our line of business. WILCOX, MILLER & CO., mnrehl l-sm* Hawkinsville, Git. NO PATENT RIGHT - ! NO TRADE MARK! No Cure all, Secret or Humbug I have in my possession many valuable Recipe?, some of which I lmvc inherited and some that I have paid money for. I have tested thoroughly those that 1 mu offering to the public, and I have found them quite equal to any preparations ol the day, in their line of Specialties. Any phy sician is quite welcome to nil the secrets of their combination, and I have yet to find oiiii that will not admit their merits on be ing made acquainted with their nature and Respect fully, J. M. KIBBEE. KibS&s Tonic Bitters. ritlllS preparation, which 1 am nmv of- I. fi-ring to the public, lias been in ex tensive use North and West for over sixty years. It lias always sustained a high repu tation as a cure and preventive of Chills.' Fcver«. lit digest ion or Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney complaints, Ridous Cholic ami invgul irily of the bowels, &e. fee. Fur sumo years past they have Itecn gradually introduced iu this vicinity, and the success attending their use, and tlie ttnusal satis' faction given. Inis induced me to make them a specially in way of business. 1 shall use in their combination the host ma terials that can he purchased in New York I feel fully assured that they are equal to the occasion. Almost every citizen of Hawkinsvillc, and tlie county,and counties adjacent, have used them or witnessed the benefit of their use, and to them I respectful ly refer all who desire to give them n trial iii such cases as above mentioned. A few of our well and extensively known citizens have kindly permitted me to refer to them and I avail myself of their favor and kind ness ; Rev. G. R. McCall, J. (). .Telks & Bro., Judge (\ M. Bozeman, C. R. Coney, Major J. It. Pate, John Henry A son. It. G. Ftdghum Esq. John Fale «fc Cos., J. M. Stokes, Judge A. C. Pate. Jacob'Watson (Mayor) Love and Laidler, George Jordan Esq., Thus. Reves, Geo. P. Wokls, (’apt. J os. Leith, J. M. KIBBEE, Proprietor, Hawkinzvillc, Ga., Feb. G, 1872. For the Sick and Afflicted. I HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE 100 dozen ol my Bitters, made up in St. Croix Ruin, Bourbon Whisky, Sherry Wine, * Warranted Fine Olil Cognac Brandy, Pure Fine Holland Gin, * ns Imported. Old Port Wine, Old Madeira Wine, Old Crown Sherry Wine, J . J. M. KIBBEE ‘lla vkinsville, Ga., Feb. 0, 1872. Chloroform Liniment. This article is a combination of Chloro form Ammonia, Camphor, Anteca, Ac.,Ac., and is the best article ever offered tlie pub lic. for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sprains. Stiff Neck or Joints, Sore Throat, Bruises or contusions of any kind. Every family should have it on hand, ami trill hare it, after a trial of its inanv virtues. J. M. KIBBEE, Proprietor. Hawkinsville, Ga., Dec. 14-ts. CHOLERA REMEDY. - This celebrated reu.nly lias been a long time in use in New York, and other cities in tin- North, during the visitations of th<* ‘Asiatio Cholera, with universal approval, and is known as Oorlear’s Specific for Cholera. Dyslntcry, Diarrhoea, and trouble nflsiwcls in adults aud children. Any tihysicinn will give it endorsetm ut, know ing its combination. J. M. KIBBEE, Proprietor. Hawkinsville, Ga., Dec. 14-ts COUGH SYRUpT” Tuts preparation of Syrup Squills. Syrup Ipecac, Syrup Wild Cherry, Ttnrt. Opium, Honey, etc., has tnct with general approba tion anil success as a relief hi long-estab lished and troublesome Coughs, cithei chronic »r Ironi severe colds. Try alf it tic. J. M. KIBBEE, Proprietor. Hawkinsville, Ga., Doc. 14-ts PULASKI ADVERTISEMENTS. Administrator’s Salo. Will tie sold before the Court House door tn the town iff Hawkinsville, between the usual hours es salo, on the first Tues day in September next, the following Lots of land : . _ . _. Numbers 178, 174, 177, and 207 in Gtli District of Dooly county . Maid lots sold under the will of Dewitt Bradshaw, de ceased, aud order of the Court of Ordinary of Pulaski county. Sold as wild Lauds lor benefit of heirs anil creditors of esta’e. Terms of sale cosh. C. C. KIBBEE, Administrator. June 5-tds (Printer’s fee $5) Notice to Dobters and Creditors All persons indebted to the estate of A lien Dykes, late of Pulaski county, de ceased, are hereby notified to conic for ward and make payment to the under signed ; and all persons holding demands against said deceased are required to pre sent them, duly authenticated, within terms of the law. This June 23, 1872. RICHARD J. DYKES, Administrator. junc 27-30d (Printer’s fee $8 50) GEORGlA— Pulaski County. Whereas, John J. Adams nppplics for letters of guardianship on tlie person and property or William Jenkins: These are, therefore, to cite and admon ish al! persons concerned to he and appear at iny office within tlie time prescribed In law to show cause, if any, why said let tets of guardianship should not bo-granted tlie applicant. Given under niy hand nud official signature, this June 25, 1872, J. J. Sparrow, Ordinary, junc 27-UCd (j’r; liter's fee $8.50) GEORGIA— Pulaski Couxty.—Where as, John R. Love applies to me for let ters of guardianship of tlie persons and property of Amos and F.intna L. Love, mi nors ot Chnrles Love, deceased : These are, therefore,' to cite and admon ish all parties concerned, to he and .appear at my office within the time allowed In law, to show cause, if any they have, wli\ said letters should not be granted the ap plicant. Given under iny hand and offi cial signature, this June It. 1872. J. J. SPARROW, Ordinary. June 12-30 ii (Printer’s fee $8.50.) DODGE COUNTY AI > VERTISM ENTS Homestead Notice- GEORGIA Dodoe County. Whereas, C. W, Rawlins havingapplied to me for selling apart and valuation ot Homestead, this is to notify nil persons concerned that 1 will pass upon the same at ray office in Eastman, on Friday, 12th day of July next, at 10 o’clock A. M. * S. W. BURCH, Ordinary. july4-2t(Printer’s fee $2) # Notice to Debtors and Creditors Notice is hereby given to all persqjn indebted to tlie estate of Henry Brown, lute of Dodge county,’ deceased, to come forward ami make payment to the under signed: and all persons having claims against said dcecns.-d must present them to me duly authenticated within terms of the law. REUBEN BROWN, Atnr. Henry Brown, j tly4-40d (Printer's fee $5 50) Notice for Liave to Sell Land- G BORG I A—DotKtE Cot: sty. Thihy days after the date.of this notice, application will he inufle to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Dodge county, lot leave tosell tut u'f land iii tidier thirty, ir. tlie fifteenth district of said county. ’Sold ns the piopertv of Ben) min Harrell, de ceased, lat< - of raid county. This July 2, 1872. B. T. HARRELL, Administrator. July 4 1 and (Printer’s f. «■ $1) Wit'OX COUNTY ADYEiiTIS.MI'.NDk ■ GEORGIA —WiIcox Usi xty., OniHXAitY’s Office, J uly 1, 1872. Whereas, James D. Hunter applies fi. me lor litters of administration on tlie es tate of Holliday Jloore, late of said county, deceased: These a.e, therefore, bi cite and admon ish all persons concerned, nud singular tlie kindred and creditors of said deceesed, to tie and nppeuf at my office within the time allowed bv law and show cause, if any, why raid letters should not be issued to the applicant. Given tinder my hand and official signa ture. D. JOHNSON, (Irdinnry. July 4-801 (Printer’s fee $ hs(i) Notice to debtors and Croditovs Ad persons indented to tlie estate of Green G. Adams, late of Wilcox county, "deceased, arc hereby notified to come Ibr .wnrii and make immediate payment, and all persons holding claims or demands against said estate nfc notified to present them to tlie undersigned within tcrn:sx>fth« law. May 25, 1872. / D. E. SMITH ART. Administrator. .may 20—f Oil (Printer’s fee $5 50.) Notice to Debtors and Creditors All jiersons Indebted to the estate of Jonathan Smith J ito of Wilcox county, de ceased, are hereby requested to come for ward and make immediate payment, and all persons holding claims or demands against said estate, are notified to present them to the undersigned, duly autlu-ntiea ted within terms of the law. sM.iy 25, 1872. JAMES OWENS, Executor, on the estate of Jonathan Smi'li. may 29—tOd (Printer’s fee $5.50.) GEORGIA—Wiu-ox rbt-NTY. Whereas, Gi-orge R. Reid, guardian ol the person and projatriy ot George W. Williams, orpliun cliild of Joseph Wil liams, applies to me for letteis of dismission from said guardiansliip: These are. therefore, to cite and admon ish ell persons concerned to !«■ and appear at my office within tlie tinu- proscrilicd t»v law and show cause, if any, why said let ters should hot be granted to the appli cant. Given under my hand and signa ture, this June 2d, 1872. D. JOHNSON, Ordinary, june 19 —lOd (Printer’s fee $5.50) GE<)RGI A— Wnz»x County. Whereas, James Fitzgerald, Atiministra tor on tlie estate of Rebecca Fitzgerald, laic of said county deceased, applies to nic for letters of dismission from said adminis tration : These arc, therefore, to cite and ndmon isli all persons concerned to be aud appear at mr office within tlie time prescritiea by law, to show cause, if any they have, whir said letters should not la- granted. 1 Given nnder my hand and official signa j ture. Mav 35, 1872. D JOHNSON, Ordinary. mav29-mtiu (Printer's fee $4) I. Wum, FfOfwkiUzr. H. H. McDoiiai» A C#., t>nt«ri4 A 6«c. AgaoU, Iu FraweMco.Cal M Cmwmm fit., N.l PIM.IOXS Rear Testimony •• lh*lF XVanitrrful (laralive RtTrels. Vinegar Hillers ire not a vtlo Fnnr i Urlnk, Miido of Poor Hum, WUlokey, Proof Spirits nnil Itrfiise l.lnuors, doe torod. e,lced snd eweotoned to plcaao tbo Into, eslled •• Tonice.'' " Apoetlun. " - Heitorers,' *e. tint losd tbo tippler on to drunkeoooM end ruin, bat on * true Medicine, m»Uo from tbo Nstlro Root* nml Herbs ol California, free Trom nil Alcoholic Silmulnnte. Tlier era the CHEAT I! I.OIM) Pit 111 KIKIt and A* 1,1 PB (ftVINO PUINCIPI.K, a perfect Renovator and lnvlgovutor of tbo Hretetn, carry. In, off all polaonmo mattcrand rcatorln, tbo blood to a healthy condition. No pvreon can Uko tbco) ntttors accord Inc to diractiona mat remain too, unwell, provided their liouee aro not destroyed by mineral polaou or other mean*, and the vital .rein, wasted beyond tlie point of repair. Thor urn n tirotlo Purgative ns well no u Tonic, poeecumg, aUo, liq,i>ocuUar merit of netiu, aa a poweKul azeul In rcllovln, Congea tlon or luffammatton of the Liver, and of all the Visceral Organs. FOlt FKM A I.E C'Oll PI,A t NTrt, whether In young or old. inarrle-1 or smglo, at the dawt. of womanhood or at tho turn of life, these Tonic Bit* tors hare nn renal. For liiffaniniiitorrnii.il Pbronlr Kbrn mo 1 1 sin nud Gout, llysprpsln or In digestion, llilions, Urmlltenl and lllleruiltlelit Fevers, Hiuonscs of Ibe •lllm.it. Liver, Kldners nml Jllnddrr, these Hitters havo hoon most sueeeeafut. Hurb Discuses arc caused br Vltlnled lllood. which Is generally produced by derangement ol the Digestive Drgnns. DYSPEPSIA Dll INDIGESTION. Headache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight ness of tho Chest, Illulnees, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bud Tnato In the Month. Billons Attacks. Palpitation of the Heart. Inflammation of tho Lunge, Pain In tbo rrgione ol tho Kidneys, and ■ hundred other painful eymptomo are,the off epringa of Dyepopstn. They Invigorate thoStomaoh and etUinUt* ffio tnn’lit l.lver and Bowel*, which render them of nnc-inallcd elllcucy In cleansing tho bliss! of all Im purltiti, and imparting now life and vigor to tha trholo system. ’ _ FOR SHIN DlMKAHKS.Ernptloni.Tetter. Balt Blioum. Blotohca, 8|»t», Pimples. 1-nstulM, Boll*, Carbuncles, King-Worms. Bra.'d Head, Bore Bvee.Erysipelas, ltcli. Beurls, Dieeolnnalrmioftho Skin. Hiimortand Diseases of the Skin, of what ever numv or nature, are literally dug up and car rieitoiit ol llw srstoin tn a short tunc by tlie nse ol these Bitters. Ono boulc in such esao* will con vince the most increduloti* ot their curative effect. Cleanse the Vltintod Blood whenever you And tta Impurities bursting through the ekln tn rtmplaa, Ernptions or Boron; etennso It when yon And tt obstnicknl nml sluggish In the vein*; cleanse tt when It is font.and yonr feelings will tell you when. K eep the blood pnre. and the health of tiui system wilt follow. PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, nrktag In tlie system ot so meny thousands, arc effectually destroyed :.r,ii removed. BOLD BY ALL DRUUQIBTB AND DEALERS. J. WALKKtt. Proprietor. IL H. MCDONALD A CO.. Druggists and Oen. Agents. Kan Franatseo. thd;, midßand W Couiniorce bucct, New York. {“■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l The Symp. SIMMOKS PW-s uj jiio x ks ■untsnsine»» mtT's.fisr.rc wt-iL. ■■.'vwwwf anil pain in tlm siiTvSiiini limn-i Hit' pain is In 11-r sliinil tlcr, nud is mistaken l"«>r flu-nnintisin. Tlie stimittcli is affm tcil willt lossol'aiqH-litennd sickiit'es, tsiwcls in general costive, soiuc iiinefi xx itlt lux. Tlie linuf L - | r< mlilc-tl xvilH | LIVER F In-nvv sensation, - • msiV ' , ' r “ l,U ' u * iS of UHiiniry, ar-coii;jinnicil with jminfnl sen sallon ol' linvinw 1.-fi nnilont; Komt-tliiiqr xx liis-ii oil‘_'lil t'i tin VP Im.-, l ilotir. <)|||«S t omplaiiiiiitr of wi-akttpss, ilt liilitv ami low spirits Ntinetiim-s many of tlie almivc fsvtv.pion-s tiili-i.il the iliwiisi-. ami nt iitl.i-r limi-s v.-ry 1 1 .v of tliPinjT.nl lilt- livi-r ja trent-rally tiic organ mot.t involvctl. ('tiro tlie liver with DP. SIMMONS’ Livor Regulator, A preparation of roots ami herbs, war r.mtecl To l.e sliii tly \egi tnhlo, nml can tfo no injury to any mie. it has iieen used by liuiiilri-d?, and known for the last foriy years as nut-of tlie most reliable, effiracions itnd lmrniless preparations ever offered to tlie *n fieri lie. If taken regularly uml per sistently, it is sure to cure "Vad-aUe, j REGULATOR. tions of the kidneys, fever, nervousness, chills, diseases of the skin, impurity of the film'd, melancholy, or depression of spirit*, lieertliiirn, rolir, or pains in the bowels, (Tain in tlie head, fever and ague, dropsy, boils, pain in the hack, &e. I‘repared only by J h zeilitj sl co, i>rueoists, Macon, Ga. Prire. $1 ; by mail $1.25. Tlie lbllowiiijr liighly respectable penions can fully nttest to tlie virtues of this valua ble medicine, and to whom we most re spectrally refer: Geu W S Holt, President 8 W lUt Cos; Rev J II Felder, Perry, 1 !a; Colonel E K Sparks, Albany, .Ga C Masters.in. Esq, Sheriff Bilihcounty ;.l A Uutte, Bainliridpe, Ga; Dykes & Sparhawk, editors Floridian, Tnliahiissee; Rev J W Burke, Macon, Ga; Virifil Powers, Esq, Sup’t S \V U R; Hon Alexander 11 Stephens, Bishop Pierce, Gen John 11 Gordon. David Wills, D D, Gren ville Wood, Wood's Factory, Macon, Ga; Rev K F Easterling. P E Florida Confer cnee. Major A F Wooh-v, Kingston, G a Editor Macon Telegraph, and others. For sale by J. A. THOMPSON, Hawkinsville, Ga., And ail Druggists throughout the South jiily2(Mv , Good FarnT For Sale. I offer for sale my Farm on tlie soutbside of Big Creek, located in the Fourth Dis trict of Pulaski counly, and distant five and a half miles from Ilawkinsville. The place contains Fixe Hundred acres of ex cellent' farming Land, embraced in lots numbers 121 and 122, and 100 acres of lot No. 10:1. One hundred and sixty arres are cleared and la good state of cultivation, seventy five acres being fresh land. Upon the place ~re good Dwelling, Kitchen, Laborers' Houses, Cribs, Stables, Ac., and an orchard of five or six acres of young Peach and Apple Tree?, which liear welh The farm is well watered, and situated in a healthy part of the county. For the production of Corn, Cotton, Cane. Potatoes and other crops, these land* are well adapted. If sold, I will give posesaion next winter. For further information »Pj ply on the place or by letter to TUGS. A. DEWITT, upril 1 l-2m. liawkinsvillu, Ga
