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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1872)
from »iiy t-'inrimraii. Times andClirouicle.i The I'BI Ciinirtboior-ll? 'Hill Bea I AtNililule for Pre«l« drill. The hour has arrived. I can wait 3 lengcr. The highest interests of the nation demand that I present inys self as a candidate fi»r President of the United States. 1 have waited foi some one else to bring me out, but in the multitude of candidates no one seems to have thought of me. 1 don't think very much of myself; but a man don't want to think much of himself to be a eandidatc for Presi dent now-a-days. If he*had any self regard at outset he would think very little of himself by the time lie got through witii himself. I am one of the people—l might say one of the boys. 1 came up from obscurity, and I have .brought Up a good ileal of obscurity with me l never had any politics—or much else. I am “Liberal” to a fault, ami ready to receive votes from any quar ter, although I r.m not ready to give quarters for any vote. As for a platform, suit yourselves, gentlemen. The lecture platform Would probably suit me as well is any other. Having stood upon nearly every platform in the West, it would be hard for you to 2et up one 1 could not stand on. In the absonee of a platform give rae four acres, and I'll stand on that. I am the special friend of the la boring man. No one likes to see a man work better than Ido I u fact. I had rather see a man work than work myself. I am not only averse to working more than eight hours, but I am opposed to working a single hour! I shan’t even work for my elevation, leaving that for the men who wan the office. I am in favor of paying the nation al debt. It is in fact- the only debt I am in favor of paying; and rather than not sec it paid during my ad ministration 1 will pay it out of my ; u>eket. In the matter of civil service re form, I intend to do the civil thing by the nation if the nation does the civil ' hing by me. Being civil is so rare a • ondition now-a-days in the varied walks o( life (to say nothing about he runs) that reform is urgently called for. Retrenchment is my motto. If you can’t put a retrenchment plank in the platform put in aboard. lam ready to work without any salary, but I shall iusist qpon my board. I am rather inclined to free trade, prefering to feel free to trade where •ver I please; but if a tariff plank is necessary to my election put it in. I -hall not get on a tariff if I ain't elected. Pledge me as strong as you please i o the temperance men. The temper ance pledge won’t hurt me one bit. No relative shnll hold ofllcc, no natter whoso relation he may be. I shall appoiift none but old hacln 'ors, childless widows and orphans. | Any man who lias a relation in Hit world need not apply for an office under my administration. I have a few relatives of my own holding office yow, but they shall be promptly kicked out ns soon as 1 am elected. One brother-in-law has a tittle coal office on the river. He must give it up. A third cousin on my neighbor’s side drinks too much occasionally, and 1 shnll give him notice to quit. Another rela tive has ahankering after George Ellis’ 00106.” It won’t do him any good. You see lam determined to reduoc the “relative" expenses of the govern ment. L engage not to accept any gift unless it be the highest office in the gift of the jieople. If I am ever •ailed “our present chief magistrate” it won't he chief magistrate of pres ents. Not being a man of com manding presence* anyhow, there vould probably he few" presents that 1 could command. What few natural \ifts I may have, however, 1 shall on" leavor to retain. They are not worth making any fuss about. I nm no! only in favor of woman’s rights, but of women’s rights anil 1 ’fts. lam in favor ot women voting, provided they vote lor me. 1 see no i -ascii why a woman should not hold *-tflee, except, perhaps, the difficulty iu getting hold of it. Nor should t ere be any bar to a woman’s accu mulating property and supporting a i nily if she wants to. • ! twrty be asked how I would trest i«• Ii liana. I wouldn’t “treat” them at iff. They have been treated t<• much id teo often. My private op:.iion, -owever, is, that it will be j a treat when thero isn’t an Indian less. I stand by the old constitution that has been tried. Few men have tried their constitution more than I have tried mine.. 1 accept the atnuud ments.'tvery one of them. When it comes to amends, 1 am ready t i shout “amen” as loud as anv bo ly. 1 understand there is an ambitious m m named George Francis Train who aspires to be President on uis promise to free Ireland. I engage not only to free Ireland, but to make Irish whisky free in the bafgain. 1 shall, at least, be able to tie Geo. Francis Train in the jKipular vole, unless one or the other of us is kept away from the polls. Hang it, I believe I could tie the Davenport brothers! I shall inaugurate a wholesale emancipation business as soon as l am- inaugurated. No goods rein led at the White yousc vvlicii I am Pres ident. I engage to emancipate wo man from the thraldom of fashion, to give the “boys" their rights, and abolish the custom which* excludes children in arms from the elevating and purifylrig influences of the thea tre, 1 have pledged myself to free Ireland and to free postage ; to free housekeepers from the tyrany of ser vant girls, free pews, free pasess, and free-booters, to free soil, to free tick ets to shows, free drinks, free press, and “J. N.” Free. I trust lam not making myself too free.— Fat Con tributor. PLAIN QUESTIONS FOU INVA LIDS —Have the routine medicines of the profession done you no good* Arc you discouraged and miserable? If so, lest the properties of the new Vegetable Specific, Du. Walker's C.vi.rroßM.v Yinkuaii Hir Tkus, already famous as the finest invigo rant, corrective and alterative, that has ever seen Mu- light. Dvs|iepties and |ht -ons of bilious liuhit should keep it within reach, '.f they value health and case. WH AT EVERY HORSEMAN WANTS? —A good, cheap and reliable Liniment- Such as Dr. Tobias' Venetian Horse Lini ment. Pint bottles at One Dollar. For Lameness, Cuts, O .11s, Colic, Sprains, Ac., warranted hotter than any oilier. Sold Ijl the Druggists. Depot, to Park Pla a-, New York. BURNETT’S COCO .VINE.—A com pound of Cocoa-Nut Oil, fee., for the Hair, has established a world-wide reputation. Its natural adaptation, agreealitem-ss, and Ekp.k.nksh from am. Injurious olt Soil iso Properties, together with its cheap ness in respect to durability and size o. bottle, render it unequalled by any oilier preparation in the work'. Fur S.il ■by all Druggists. MAGIC OF THE Mol’TH —O ku-roti* ' Sozodonl renders the monili enchanting, composed of rare, antis* pt r herbs, it ini par.s whiteness to the In- h. a delieioii flower-like aroma to the breath, arid preserves intact, from youth to age the teeth. PRATTS ASTI.A I, OIL. More acci dents occur from using unsafe,.oils, than from steamboats and railroa is es mbined Over 200,000 families rtmlinue to burn Pratt's Astral Oil,and no accidents directly or indirectly have occurred tiotn burning,; storing o. handling it. Old House of Chas. Pratt' Established ITTO, New York. A BEAUTIFUL WHITE, soft, smooth and clear skill is produced by using G. W I Laird’s “Bloom of Youth.’’ I' removes tut, freckles, sunburns, and all other dis colorations ftom the skin, le-vlng the complexion brilliant and beautiful. Sold it all druggists. This preparation is en tirely free from any material detrimental to health. JUST THE REMEDY NEEDED.— Thanks to Sirs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, wc have for years been relieved from sleep less nights of painful watching with poor, suffering teething children. FOR DYSPEPSlA.—lndigestion, de pression of spirits and general debility in their various forms; nl«o, as a preventive against Fever and Ague, and other inter mittent fevers. The Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Culisaya, made by Caswell, Haz ard A Cos., New York, and sold by all Druggists,is tins lu-st tonic, and ana tnnie for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it has no equal. RISLEYS GENUINE GOLDEN BELL COLOGNE WATER, according to the original formula of Prevnst ('.-iris, so long and favorably known to the enstom ers of Ilaviland, Unreal and Risley mid their branijjies, for its fine permanent fra grance is mow make by 11. IV. Risley and the trade supplied by his successors. Morgan A Risley, Wholesale Druggists New York. THURSTON'S IVORY PEARLTOOTH POWDER.—The ties! nrticle known for cleansing and preserving the teeth and gums. Sold by all Druggists. Prire 25 and .">0 eenls per bottle. F. C. Wells A Cos., New York. CARBOLIC SALVE unequalled ns a Healing Compound. Physicians rcconi mend it as the most wonderful remedy ever known. Price 25 cents per box. John F Henry. Sole Proprietor, ft College Place New York. CHRIST ADORO’S HAIR DYE.—This magnificent compound is beyond contingen cy, tlie. safest and most reliable Dye in ex istence; never failing to impart to the Ilalr uniformity of color, nourishment and elasticity.' Manufactory, 68 Maiden Lane New York. BVAPNIA is Opium purified of its sick ening and poisonous qualities. It is a per fect anodyne not producing headache or constipation of bowels, as is the case with other preparations of opium. Johu Farr, Chemist, New Yotk. July 4-lm John Fale & Co's Column. John Fale & Go., Hawkinsvilloi Ga., OK A I.Kits tx PUltii DRUGS, JNtfEDICHSTES, Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuffs, Kerosene Oil and Lamps, Perfumeryl AND FANCY ARTICLES, Surgical Instruments, TRUSSES AND SYRINGES. PURE WINKS AMI RHAXniKS FDR MEDICAL use. Phvsiei ins' Prescriptions carefully prepared at nil hours. WORFIELD’S Cold. Wator Soap, Save* Libor, I*St I, Clothes. Ae. To know the virtue* of this So:q you have onlv to try it. A slii-j’le li-ir will do the ordln irv w.ek's w i-hiug for a I unity of right per-eis. I’rtf-. fifteen rents a bar. I)iiect,.m> aeeompat.v each package. • PERSIAN HEALING OR Fine Tar Soap. Cure* Pimples on the Knee, Chappc Hands, Frivkh-s. Remove* Dandruff, al Diseases of the Scalp and “'tin, Burns, A <■ STATIONERY. Rooks, Writing Papers Inks, Pens, Pen cils, etc. Call and examine. Wc also have a few bottles qf that valua ble medicine known as Dr. E. E. Garvin’* Solution of Tar. for Doughs, Cold*. Ca tarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump tion. Those afflicted should try it. Small Seeds of all kinds in qunniities to suit purchasers, all of which are warranted pure ai tl genuine • Persons wishing Medicines or anything in our line during the night,can lie accom modated bv calling at the residence of the s.-nior proprietor. We solicit tlie patronage of ass our old friends and the public generally. JOHN FALE A CO; fcbS-tf ' FOUTZ’S CELEBRATED Horse ui Cattle Powders. 0. Till, preparation, lon* and favorably -known, will thoroughly re-invigomto 'broken down tnd low-spirited borere, by itrengthenlng and denoting tka ■ toranch and Inteatinn. It la a lure pre.rotlreof all disrate* incident to thi, animat, such at LUNG FEVF.R. GLANDERS, YKLI.OW WATER, HBAVF.3, COUGHS, DIS- JWi TEMPER, FEVERS, FOUNDER, LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, Ac. IU use improves jitlUBCW' ' the wind, increases the appetite— \ » V« ” gives a smooth and gtoMy skin—and *1 transforms the miserable skeleton ■ntoa&ne-looking and spirited hone. To keepers ot Cows this prepnrs \ k _ tion it invaluable. It It a lure pro sxytasi i w 1 ventive againtt Rinderpest, Hollow A *J>Ok'|l Horn, etc. It hat been proven by 1 actual experiment to increase the a| kRV quantity or milk and cream twenty per cent and make ttie butter firm -and tweet. In fattening cattle. It gives them an appetite, looatnt their hid#, sod make* Una thrive much tatter la all diseases of Swine, such as Coaghs, Clean (B the Lungs. Liver, fcc. this article sets as a spedda. Dy putting Trom «•- JETMEgSM ball a paper to a paper in a barrel nr Cj T. rwlll tha Sore diseases will be eredl eated or entirely prevented If given allj* I K In Uma, a cswtaln prevenUve and oure for the Hog Cholera DAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor, BALTIMORE, Md . For sals by Druggists and'Storekeepers thmagkia* Ms* United and loath Amanaa. Bfew Goods. LARGE LOT OF BACON, CORN, MEAL, . FLOUR AND TOBACCO. We have istt luinii tt *|»lentlitl stocs of various bmmls of Liquors, Fre?h Butter, Hams, Pickles, Bmndy Peaches and Champaign, togclher with a giaal stock us GROCERIES, Ass elie*p for tlie money. We return our tlmnks to the people for their patronage, and shall continue to serve them with the best wc have ns low as any body. McCormick .a Oliver, inayO-tf At the Brick Corner. Wagons, Buggies Ac., Ac- Wood and Blacksmith Woik. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS. 11 T E would stale In the people of ibis T I section that we tire jirepared to sell tlieni any kind of Wagon, Buggy, or ot her vehicle they may need, and at prices tlmt will make it to their interest to trade with us. Any description of Wood or Blacksmith Work done at our Shops promptly ami in the In-si manner. We are also manufacturing different styles of Plows, Slocks, etc., for the farmery of this section. The public is invited to give us a rail when wanting anything ill our line of business. WILCOX, MILLER A CO , march 1 l-.»m* liawkiusvillc, Ga. NO PATENT RICHT! NO TRADE MARK! No Cure all, Secret or Hum!sug I have in my possession many valtl-Jih- Recipes, some of which I have inherited, and some that I have paid money for. 1 have tested thoroughly those that 1 am otr.-rin:; to tlie public,‘and 1 have found them qußr equal to any preparations ol the day, in tloir line of Specialties. Any phy sician is quite welcome to all the secrets of their combination, and I have yet to tind nm that will not admit their merits on lie ing made acquainted with their nature and •h ii ifrier. Respect full v, decT-ll’ /.L M. KIBBEE. Kibbee’s Tonic Bitters. f Jill IS preparation, which lam now of I fi ring to the public, has been' in ex tensive use North and West for over sixty rears. It lots always sustained a high rcpti lalion as a cure and preventive of Chills, Fevers. Indigestion or Dyspepsia. Livet nnl Ki ln -v eoi;i|ihihlls. !!i ions Cholic and irregul irHy of the bowels Ae. Ae. For - nne years ji-isl they Imre been gradually intro (need in this vicinity, and the success ittending their use. an'! the unilsal sale faction given, lias induced me to make them a specialty in wav of business. 1 shall use in their combination the Ih**i ma terials that can lie purchased in New York I feel fully assured that they are equal to the occasion. Almost every citizen of llawkinsvillc. and theeounty.nnd counties idiaeent. have used them or w itnessed tin benefit of their use, and to them I respectful lv refer all who desire to give them a trial in such eases as above mentioned. A few if our well and extensively known citizens have kindly permitted me to refer to them and I avail myself of their favor and kititl nes-s; Rev. G. It McCall, J. O. Jelks A Bro , fudge (’. M. Bozeman, C. R. Coney, Major J. 11. Pale, John Henry A son. R. G. Fulghum Esq. John Fale it Cos., J. M. Stokes, Judge A. C. Pale. Jacob Watson (Mayor) Love and Laidlcr, George Jordan Esq., Thos, Reve*. Geo. P. Woods, (’apt. .las. Leitll, • J. M. KIHUEK. Proprietor, llawkinsvillc, Ga., Fell. 6, 1872. For the Sick and Afflicted. I HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE 100 dozen ol my Bitten,) made up in St. Croix Rum, Bourbon Whisky, Sherry Wine, 'Warranted Fine Old Cognac Brandy, - Pure Fine Holland Gin, as Imported. Old Port Wine, Old Madeira Wine, Old Crown Sherry Wine, I J. M. K Hill EE. lla-vkinsville, Ga., Fob. 6, 1R73. Chloroform Liniment. This article is a combination of Chloro form Ammonia, Camphor, Aniccn, Ac., Ac., and is the itest article ever offered the pub lic for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sprains. Stiff Neck or Joints, Sore Throat, Bruises or contusions of any kind. Eju-ry family should have it on hand, and vill hire it, after a trial of its ntanv virtues. J. M. KIIIBEE. Proprietor. llawkinsvillc, Ga., Dee. 14-ts. CHOLERA REWEDY. This celebrated remedy has lieen a long time in use in New York, and other cities in the North, during tlie visitations rtf the Asiatic Cholera, with univcrsil approval, and i**known ns Corlear’s Specific for pliole.nl, Dysinterv, Dinrrhrrn, and trouble of bowel* in adults and children. Any physician will give it codorsenunt, know inz its combination. J. M KIBBF.E, Proprietor. Ilawkinsville, Ga., Dec. 14-ts COUGH SYRUP. fflits preparation of Syrup Squills, Syrup Ipecac, Syrup Wild Cherry, TmcL Opium, Honey, etc., has met with general approba tion and success as a relief to long-estab lished ar.d troublesome Coughs, cithei chronic or from severe colds. Try a bottle. J. M. KIBBEE, Proprietor, i Ilawkinsville, Ga., Dec. 14-ts PULASKI ADVERTISEMENTS. Administrator’s Sale. Will be sold before the Court House door in the town <,f llawkinsvillc, lietwcen the usual hours of sale, on tlie first Tues day iu Septemlicr next, the following Lot* of land: Numbers 1*6,174,177, and 207 in 6th District of Dooly county. Said lots sold under the will of Dewitt Bradshaw, de ceased, and order of the Court of Ordinary of Pulaski county. Bold an wild Lands for benefit of heirs and creditors of estate. Terms of sale cash. C. C. KIBBEE, Administrator. june 5-tds (Printer’s fee $5) Notice to Debtors and Creditors All persons indebted to the estate of Allen Dykes, late of Pulaski county, de ceased, are hereby notified to come for ward and make payment to the under signed : and al! persons holding demands against said deceased are required to pre sent them, duly authenticated, within terms of tire law. This June 25, 1872. RICHMOND J. DYKES, Administrator. jitnc 27-OOd (Printer’s fee |8 50) GEORGIA— Pulaski Ccvntt. Whereas, John J. Adams nppplies for letters of guardianship on tlie person and property ol William Jenkins ; These are, therefore, to cite aud admon ish all persons concerned to Ik- and appear at my office within tlie time prescribed lA law to show cause, if any? why said lei let* of guardianship should not la* granted the applicant 'Given under my Land and official signature, tins June 25, 1878, J. J. Sparrow. Oidinarv, june 27-3 Cd (Printer’s fee $2 50) GEORGIA— Pulaski County.—Where as, John H. Love applies to me for let tors of guardianship of tlie |iersons and property iit Aino* and Emma L. I.ove, mi nors ot Charles Ixivc, deceased : These are, therefore, Iw cite and admon ish ass parlies concerned, to lie and appear at tny office within tlie time allowed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be’ granted the ap plicant. Given under my hand and offi cial signature, this June 11, 1872. J. .1 SPARROW. Ordinary, june 12-olki (Printer’s fee ■MwmiweM'VMß'iwwwi. 1 1 ■ I)ODG£ t <)L NT’Y Ai \ KIM ISM i;:> t> Homestead No’icc- GEORGIA Dodoe CftUNTY. Whereas, C. IV. Rawlins having applied to me for setting apart and valuation ot Homestead, this is to notify all persons i-olu erned that I will pass upon the same at my office In Eastman, on Friday, 12th dav ol'.Lilly m-xt, al 10 o’clock A. M. 8. W. BURCH. Ordinary. July-4-2ttPrinter’s fee $2) NoticotoDabtorsand Creditors Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate of Henry Brown, late of Dodge county,! deceased, to coute forward and make payment to the under signed: and all prisons having claims against said deceas'd must present them to me duly authenticated within terms of tlie REUBEN BROWN, Amr. Henry Brown. jtiiy-i-40d (Printer's fee $5 50) Notice for L ave to Soil Land. GEORGIA—I >«pof. Countv. Thirty days after tlie date of this notice, application will tie made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Dodge county, lor leave to sell lot o's land number thirty, in the fifteenth district of said county. Sold as the ptoperty of Bcnj min Harrell, de ceased, hit” of said county This July 2, is;-.*? B. T. HARRELL, . Administrator. July I Id (Printer’s fie si) Wlt’oX COUNTY ADYKKTIsMF.NTS. GEORGlA—Wiixaix County. Ohhinahy’s Oefick, July i, 1872. Whereas. James D. Hunter applies to me lor letters of administration on the es tate of Holliday Moore, late of said county, deceased: These me. therefore, to cite and million iali all persons concerned, and singular the kindred mid creditors of said decetscd, to l>c and appear al tny office within tlie time Glowed liy law and show cause, if any, why said ictters sliouhl not he issued to the applicant. Given under my hand and official signa ture. D. JOHNSON, Ordinary. July 4-50.1 (Printer’* fee ftf.so) Notice to Debtors and Creditors Ail persons indented to tlie estate of Green G. Adams, late of Wilcox county, deceased, are hereby notified to mine for ward and make immediate payment, and all persons holding claims or deinanil* against said estate are notified to present them to the undersigned within terms of tin law. May 25, 1872. D. E. SMITH ART. Administrator. tqny 29-40*1 (Printer’s fee $5 50 ) Notice to Debtors and Creditors All persons indebted to the cstnto ol Jonathan Smith, late of Wilcox county, de ceased, ure hereby requested to come for ward and make immediate payment, and all |«-rson» holding claims or demands against said estate, arc notified to present them to tlie undersigned duly authentica ted within terms of the law. May 25, 1872. JAMES OWENS, Executor, on (lie estate of Jonathan Smith. may 29-40*1 (Printer's fi-c $5 30.) GEORGIA —Witx'ox county. Whereas, George R. Reid, guardian of tlie person and property ol George W. Williams, orphan child of Joseph Wil liams, applies to me for lettets of dismission from said guardianship: These arc, therefore, to cite and admon ish ell persons concerned to be and appear al my office Within tlie time prescribed by law and show cause, if any, why said let ters should hot bo granted to the appli cant. OiYeii under my hand and signa ture, this June 2d, 1872. I). JOHNSON. Ordinary. june 19—Kkl (Printer’s fee f5.50) GEORGIA— Wilcox County. Where#;, James Fitzgerald, Administra tor on the estate of Rebecca Fitzgerald, late of said county dneoaomi, applies to me for letters of dismission from said adminis tration : These arc, therefore, to cite and admon ish all persons concerned to be and appear at mv office within tlie time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, wlir said letter* should not lie granted. Given under my hand and official signa ture. M»y 25,1872. D. JOHNSON, Ordinary may2»-ni4m (Printer’s fee $4) r^af^/TRFITTERSI I. Vuin, PrwprleWr. K. 11. MrDoßiie 4 C«., Dmaaii A Dm. Ajer.Vo, 3u I roar taw,CnL.UMi 14 CMratm 1k,R.l KILLION* Bear TmiiateM; •• Ihalr XVouilrrfiil i'nrsllte KlTccl*. VluMar Hitlers sr* not s vll* Fancy Drink. Ws.h> ot I'aar Hum, Wlilnker, 1-roof foplrlis and Hcfus* Llnuors, doc tored, tplt-'J ■■ -I nvreloncd to plosre to* tsat*, *sll*d “ Tonic*.- •“ Appctirere.” “ R«storeri, ’ *c, MaolMdlh* Ilppttr ou to drunk, not os aodreln, tetter* n tiu. Medicine, mad* from tko Nstlre HoqU sod HcrU of UslUornl*. free from all AI-otiollc rillmalauts. Tlier sre Ui* UREAT liI.CUD PURIFIER and A 1,1 FK -oil VINU PHINCIPt.It. * ecriret Fins.star sml lurUorstor of Ui* Breteoi. esnr- In* •* all v*.. o’.*oa* n*stt«r snd rMtorias ths blood to it h.,UXr wndlUon. No perron cso tsV* tbc* Hitter* sccurdln* to directions snd remsin lon* sswcll. rrorl'Ud thslr boues sr* not dcstror** br mintrsl poison or other otesn., sud tbs Tilsl •rrsm assttd berond the point of npslr. Thcrnrca Uenllo Puraatlvt! no well ns a Tonic, peueretnx. sUo. tbo pccnlter merit of octtn? ss s pownful **eul in relieving Concre tion or In*#nun#tlon of the Llrer, sad of si! ths Visceral Onrsoc. FUR FEUAI.E COM PI. AINTS, whotb.r In younc or old, twsrricd or slocic, st tbs dswn ot womanhood or at the turn of life, there Tontc Bit tern hjirc no esusl. Far liillnimanturr and Cbronlc Hhra inniiam and final, llf.iwpila or la dlcenilftii. Ullioas. Kcmlilcnt and lalrrniiitcnt Fevers, lliseunen sf Ik* lilootl. I.iver, lildueys and lltnddcr, three lilt It-r* have been most rnrcM-.'ul. Muck lli*enseo sr* eot.ted br Vltlaied Blood, which la cenorshy produced by d*rsac*n>«nt *t the Dlcrnilre Orsan*. D VBPKPHIA OR IXDIOEHTION. Boadochc. Puln in the Shonlders, Cotißhs, Tlirbt noosor the Cheat, Disitaco*. Soar Kructstlon, of tlie Blonisch. Bad Tssto in tits Month, Bilious Attack*. Palpitation of 111* Heart, Inflammation of ths Lungs, Pain in ths regions of tnsKtdirsrs. snd s hundred other painful sjmptoms off. springs of Dyspepsia. Thoy invigorate the Stomach snd stljmlaw ths torpid Liver and Bowels, which render tltom st Uiiciinolled cfllcsry in dennsing ths blood of all im purities, snd Imparting uew Ufa snd vigor to th* V. hole system. ’ . FOR HKIN 111 HE A HEM. KniptionsTettor. Salt Rhcnm, Blotches. B|»W, Fimides, rustol«3, Bolls, Csrbmtclei*. Iling-Worms, Scs-'d HemL Sore Kyesßryrlprtas Hell. Scnrf,. Discolorations of thd Skin, Humors si*.l lits.':t*-*4 of ths Bkin, of whst tver ttsms or nptiire. ure htorslty dug up and csr ro-d mil of the system In n -hurt Unit' by the ns* of these Hitters One Isitllo in such case* will onn vlnca the most Incredulous of their c-trsllvv efleet. Cleanse ths VltinU-.t Blood whenever you And Iu Impurities bursting through Ute skin in Pimplss, Eruptions or Sores: cleanic it whest yon find it obstructed snd sluggish in tbo veins: cleanse II when UP foul,si»*i your feelings will 101 l you whan. Keep ths blood pure, and tlie health of ths System will follow. FIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, nrktn* In the system of so many thousands, sre effectually destroyed snd removed. BOLD BY ALL DUUOOISTB AND DKALBOB. J. WALKKK, Proprietor. IL H. MCDONALD* t;o.. Druggists and Oen. Agents San Francisco, tteL, sndMaad*4 Common* Street, New York. I SIMMONS * *msi j 'iiiti pain in the ,0 ic. Mint .unit's thf | etui is in the filihnl iter. and is mistaken for rheumatism The stomach is afFeelwi with Inasuf ntijieiitc ami ■‘icknt's*, bowel* in general costive, some •imeS alternating with lax. The Itead ■‘ t ttt r. v -y—* ipaiu, anti a dull, fj J —t i. V JcU XX, Fliepvy sensation, »»BJMwafsca?si----?l 1 ' o: ' si '’*' ru, ’ Ic ' luss of memory, aeet»in|ittHieil with painful sen-- salion of" having left undone something ■ tvhifh ought to nave been done. Often i-onipliiiiiing of weakness, debility anil low spirits. Sometimes many of the above symptoms attend the disease. Mb) at other times very few of them; I ni the liver is 't nrmliy the organ most involved. the liver with DR. SIMMGKS’ Livar Regulator, A preparation of roots and herbs, war ranted to lie strictly vegetable, and ran do no injury to any one. It lias lieen used by hundreds, and known for tlie last forty years ns one of the most reliable, effienciou* and harmless preparation* ever offered to tlie suffering. It taken regularly uud per sistently, it is sure to cure • ■—m dMH-ji.rvaiißjD yspcpsf* j 111 cad-ache, I REGULATOR. > 111 ead aeh fe , ion* of the kidneys, lever,* nervousness, -hills diseases of the skin, impurity of the loud, melancholy, or depression of spirits, • •Mthiirn. colic."or, pains in the Ihiwclh. pain iu the head, fever anti ague, dropsy, boils, pain in tlie back, Ac. Prepared only by J ZZ ZEXX.X2V <fc CO.. Druggists, Macon, Ga. Price. $1 ; by mail $1.25. The follon'ingliigbly respectable person* ran fullv attest to the "virtues of this valua ble medicine, and to whom we most re spectfflllv refer: Genii' S Holt, President SWRRCoi Rev J R Felder, Perry, Ga; Colonel E K Sparks, Allmny, Ga: C Mastcrson, E»q, .Sheriff Bibb county ; J A liutts, Bainhridge, Ga ; Dykes A Sparliawk. editors Floridian, Tallahassee; Rev J W Burke. Macon, Gs; Virgil Power*. Esq, Sup’t B\V R R: Him Alexander II Stephens, Bishop Pierce, Gen John It Gordon, David Wills, D D, Gren. ville Wood, Wcwid’s Factory, Macon, Ga; Rev E F Easterling. P K Florida Confer cnee. Major A F Woolcy, Kingston, Ga Editor Macon Telegraph, and oilier*. For sale by J. A. THOMPSON, llawkinsvillc, Ga., And ass Druggists throughout the.Boutb jnlygQMv Good Farm For Sale. I off.-r for sale my Farm on the southside of Big Creek, located in tlie Fourth Dis. trict of Pulaski county, nnd distant five and a half mile* from Ilawkinsville The place contains Five Hundred acres of ex cellent farming Laud, embraced in lots numbers 121 and 122, and 100 acres of lot No. 103. One hundred snd sixty acres are cleared and la good state of cultivation, seventy five acres beinffresh 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 Trees, which bear well. Tlie farm is well watered, and situated in a healthy part of the county. For the production of Corn, Cotton, Cane, Potatoes nnd- other crops, these lands are well adapted, ir sold, I will give tmseaaioq next winter. For further information sp, ply en the place or by letter to V J THGB. A. DEWITT, spril 11-2 m. Hawkinsrille, Ga
