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51 HOYT Sj lies’ Private Cor causing nervous debilifer, pit rot having tried in vain every ad z£S„a simple means of^d^rare ridjfree to his fellow-sufferers. rjL£, 7S Nassau St., New York. gims Tuesday, January 10th, 1871. Tuition ’^3T'54. and So per month. ’Music $5' per . KSSBSa^JWfiBfS; •boarTth-with-the-Prinuipal. J lor other information, apply to the Prin- 8 r- S. S- FitcV pageat^entAy^ni diseases of: the p< our friends;who write will apply-to sa themselves the- rule we adopt ip' mak- jg ing up the paper—condense as much d< as possible. Three, pages of letter at paper, or two of foolscap, will make is The Howe jSewing-Machine y none, making a perfect stitch alike on both sides. It TUCK and CORE), in the most elegant* - rifenner. It will pass over seams with the greatest ease: sews equally well on the coarsest and the finest fabrics, sewing Swiss without gathering the goods. Come and test its merits. For sale by ... , SIRS. S.L. STURGES, Fokt Vat.t.ey, Ga. , Agent Howe Sewing Machines. A,™.-.™ : a t:i A Portfolio of-first-cla^s Wit a::d TTehiGr contair- ing the ridiest Comidil Stories. Cruel Sells, S de- sjiliftiug ridkiss, Hmuoroua Poetry, Quaint Paro dies. Burlesque Sermons, New Commdrnms and .-abouthalf a column; this will give all an idea of about how much space their communications will occupy. spersed with curious Ptii^esj-am-nslfig csc^d tricks Feats of Parlor Magic, and nearly 200 funny en- ’gravings. Ddlnstrated cover. Price 15 cents. Sent by imsa'-^istage paid, to any part of the United Statesmen receiptpf price-.:jpiCE & FITZGERALL Publishers, 13 Afori St--New‘York. . - - * ; GOOD, "WELL BROKEN MODES for sale—-to be paid for next Fall: 5-21 C. F. COOPEE. Tho Rural New-Yorker has become the standard authority on all branches of Agriculture, Hortieul- turef.etc.^Cininghout, tlie Union, and is invaluable to city, village and suburban cultivators. As a literary and Family Paper it is a favorite in many -of the best families all over the Continent. The great enlargement of the- Rural last year has-rendered it necessary, for convenience of handling and reading when bound, to publish ” one sack of guano, then, t have a re quest to make—aTcqlicst 'm thc- rea sonableness and importance: of whicli, yi I confidently believe" I shall be sus- Propr>etor of T&hsyiyaaia Agricul- fcirtriWGrk'Y. . , : TOEK,-ESSSSVLVASIA. '‘ . . . g JIanufaoturtr of Improved Polished Steel ' DICRSOX'SWEEI S, Solid 'Steel* Sweeps>umd:; Scrapers; Steel Plows, ShoriclPlow. Blades, Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Har rows, Horse -Powers, Threshing>3T7td-nucs,i kc.* Ac. . Send^Xor fflustrafed Cataldgne^ : ;--- ' Tried and Reliable Fertilizer HOUSTONTHEItEET^ SALES. annual volumes contains as much Reading and mere and better Blnst rations, than we formerlv gave in a whole year!—and double what most of the eight page weeklies of the same class furnish. V V. in March next, before the Court House door n -Perry,-ihc north half of Lot of Land No. 81, in thc£ Upper Fifth District of Houston county, Ga., • SiPsat?sfy aft = execution from Houston Superior -Court in favor of Daniel F. Gunn vs. Martha Ham mock; Administratrix of James H. Hammock. ‘ Sold as tbe-property of the said Martha,Hammock : -a& adminikti atrix for the purchase money. - Also, at the same time and place, one hundred icres af-J&nd, more or less, it being fifty acres ofl' ■f lot Lot No. :i8, in the Uppgr ^ifSi District—the nortb^nd of said let; fifty apreaof Lot No. 37MU the same District, it being < the*-80nth-end‘of said “o'ti leyied'ou as the property of Hilliard J. Clark, tq’.satisfywfi. fa. from Houston Superior Court, in • ri^or of Isaac D. Smith vs. Hilliard J. Clark. Prop erty pointed out by C..C. Duucan, plaintiff’s At torney. Fri fa. for purchase money. Also at the same time and place, east portion of Lot of Land No. 181, in the 10th District of Hous ton county, to satisfy fi. fa. of J. B. Ross & Son •.ys- IV. R. Jones, as property of said W. R. Jones. •‘Said fi. fa. from Houston Superior Court. . ^ Also at the same time and place, will he sold two ' mare mules,.as property of James A.Maddox, to satisfy Lien fi, fa. of Hardeman & Sparks vs. said .Maddox; issued from same Court. t/1 . ' Also at .the same t me and place^vSl be sbld ofie- >b'am grift and saw mill; engine; two yoke of ox- stock cart; one lot of tools; one sow; three ;, slibJits‘;bue*griudstone; and the books belonging to said-mill: as the property of one Z. S. Williams, ’**>' satisfy three laborers' hen fi.fas; one in favor of NbildMcDonald; one in favor of J. A. McDon- rid;'and end in, fayQrbf--TlSDmas J. Thames, vs. <aid Z. Williams^ issued from Housto'n Superior 'ConrET Also at the same time and place will be sold two Window Glass and Putty Are lmmerotfe: beautiful and varied. Indeed the Rural has no rival in its sphere—is unequalled as an illustrated Rural and Family Newspaper. Though double its former size—now containing sixteen large pages of five columns each, weekly— the Rural is stall furnished at-its former price. sold in Georgia, except Peruvian Guano. Vie have certificates irom the best and most successful planters in the State to sustain us in this assertion. Notwithstanding the tm- ■fevoiableness of last season for fertilizers, all who used it, from whom we have heard, are satisfied that it paid them. The high character of the Manufacturers |warrants us in guaranteeing ilas good, if not better, than that heretofore made by them. ■ . TTo, it is not absiird, either.. The;:foct ihat people .made % failure ill farming is no reason wl;y we should not have u IFah^ on tlie -contrary, it is afistioiig reason why we,should haye.otie. .The. ■ failure proves that wo need just exact- jjjpi -.aeBniatfe, ly what- a .Faircwoithi cigtodhee— opkovalent. If we •. have, ’foiled, , we :must mehd.onr,.'iways-, we cannot af ford to- go.von .foiling,. A spirit : of -emulation among us—each one striv ing to excel the. others-^will be the. best way to insure scccr.ss; and,;this. emulation, tliis ambition can best- be "brought about by- some such, measure as that proposed by the Peny Agi'icul- fural Clubs-ntoEiih;. .... Perry is a small place, It is true; but you know ifc.willobe.-a Houston' County. Pair, and Houston, County has an area, -we believe^i.ii!,bou.t as large as the State of Ehode Island. Spalding County, not near so forge: or naturally £0 rich as Houston;- has a most excel lent Agricultural chib find is going to W E the undersigned Physicians of Perry and vicinity, .haying, extended unlimited indul gence to so large a number of our patrons, find' our collections inadequate to current exi>enees. -lienee we say to those m arrears, to come forward and cancel tlieir indebtedness, or we.will noiservo them the ensuing year, except for CASH. M.W.HAVIS, J. B. SMITH, L. B. ALEXANDER, FRED. A. TOOMER, P. B. D. H. CULLER, JOSEPH PALMER, tmehl J- T. COLEMAN. eirounistaniSeSj - dates,'; etc.; Wlio is ilie bold purchaser? 'Who the fortu nate , . salesman and' mahtifoctnxer ?— Wli.at. are the precise ingredients 61 said sack? Ts there ammonia in it?— Does it or does it not, emit an- odor5 WJ1 en, where •'and how was the trade on board cars in Macon. For sale by alogue-or i^loral Gnide’’ ; extant., ■r ; -The Catalogue will consist of 1X2 pages, and'as ’ sooii as published^ will-be' sent ffee'to'all who or dered Seeds from. by■ niail : Uie -la&fe season. ; Tn6. cithers a cliaige of-15'cedts‘per‘copy-will be made which is hot the valhebr Tlie Colored-Plates. - We assure our friends that - the iixluceineuts -we .oftev to pdrehisers of seeds, as to finality and extent ol stock,-discounts anti ^remihms^ are hnsinrt )asssed. Please send or ders f or Catalog ties wituout delay. , Orir Colored Ciiromo for IST;! Wili be ready to sentLaufcui. JapHa).y v ._U.”he Chro- mo.will,y^preseut and popular Flowers of natural size and color.— We. design to make it the best plate of Flowers ey- eriissned. - Size 13x24 iiiclies. The retail value would be at least Two Dollars; we shall, however, furnish it to .customers at 75 centey per. copy, auu qfferiifcas a premium upon ordere-for seeds. See Catalogue wlien-out. Briggs & BroBo cEcstcr, N. Y- AND BppTS, every town. Address JOSES & BAXTEE, Agents, 100 Cherry Street, - - MACON, GA. fetri-tf PEIGEB EEJ>UCSI> TOW&OFPEKRY. Council Chambees, Jan’t., 20, 1S7I. AR dealers in liquor in tpiaiitities less tiipn one quart, whether in bottles or otherwise, and livery and sale stable keepers are re quired to take out a town license by Janu- hry ‘JUtli, instant; and all persons having claims against said town, are requested to hand copies of the same to the undeisigu.il in thirty days. By order of the Council. EDWIN MARTIN, Clerk and Treasurer. ! dggs of cotton, more or lens; fifteen hundred (1500) '■me.eels cotton seed, move or less, as the property pf. George C. Nunn, to satisfy lien fi. fa. in favor of Hardeman .is Sjxirks vs. said Nunn,-issued from Houston Superior Court; property- ppmtEd'out by . a a Duncan, plaintiff-s attorney. ~ This Febniai-y 1st 1871. •td- JOHN It. COOK, Sheriff gbustm-aBMra.MTjS, • USE THE ‘-VEGETABLE pulmonary lialafxm-' ■ TJ'ILL be sold before the Court House Door, vVo 5 fiie^tpwn of Perry, in said county, on the ■st -Tbesday in April next, between the usual >urs of sale, efcSm^grisg'-hiil^ enging^audl Lturcs apperteia?g«lSeri4tfetp>atib*^: fa. of J. O. Jelks & Bro. agaiust Z. S. 'Williams, id property levied on as the property of defeud- it, and specified in the mortgage fi. fa. This ibruary 1st, 1871. JOHN R. COOS. Id Sheriff. sumption. Notlimg'bexter. •Boston. §3aivsrsaHsm: -WHAT IS IT? Send tor tin . Uf STAlfe IN TH i-. WEST, Cincinnati. A large H page weekiyi. established 1827. It meets all the 'wants of tlie family; ^2:50 ujcrfoyear, $1.25 six^ months-7Try it. Specimerferr'ee; 5 Address' WIL— LIAiDaON *\; CANT WELL, Cincinnati, Ohio. D1STR5CT COURT. T HE DISTRICT COURT of the Twenty- third Senatorial District, will be held for Houston county on Tuesday after the first Monday in each month,-, blgiiming in March. J. A. HOLTZCEAW, District Judge. Washingion: - died {lifter an ineum- benoy of -the Presidehtrid-■ office of eight years);! inot wortfo.so fmnehj-as. FINE BRANDIES, WINES, Mew Map of Georgia. HE SELLS AT MACON PRICES. YOJtK STKX3T POWKK C05ir% to fttenniM-ixauu-::. yvlthiiud--without cut-off, and .Sectional Safety Steam'Jlbilers.'huift iUi.quautitieH by special mayhiucry. . . Send for circular^ LI Cor.- lahdt St. N. Y. jsecretaiy, and to giv.e.iis.thew yifiiyg^rv Xet tho mailer be fifjlly diseused., • TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, COTTOIi COiafoiSsIOJT ElEEGHAHT,. ■ ' ; TICK’S a : ’.’ " FLORAL GUIDE JLISH2NG CO-, 274 and 27(TSec.ind Street, H,fTenn. - feb28-3in WILCOX, <G-ri323@ ! £k CO. UIPdRTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANOS, 1-18 Bay St., Savannah, Ga., 241.Broad St., Augusta, Ga., 151 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. ' For further information apply or address:as above for pamphlets containing prices, terms, ^Cer tificates,. &c. . . - .. • . E. L. FELDER, Agent, Perry. C. D. ANDERSON, “ Fort YaUey. jan2G-3m The .Fjiwt Fiction of One Hundred akd Fiftx Tnoua.\ND copies of. ViCK’ii iifotjsuTt-vnii) Cata logue of Seeds ..and ' Floral Gulde is publisllcd and ready to sfnixt out-^-lOO pagbs, and an ikigrav- ing of aimost:evci-y desirable Flower.and Vegeta-, blc. It is elegantly printed on line tinted paper, . illustrated with Three Hundred fine Wood i£n- gi^vings, and Two beautiful * ' . ^ Colored Flates. . The imiost beautiful and the most instructive Flc.- ral Gmde published. A GERMAN EDITION .pub lished. in ail other respects similar to the Lug- 4isfi. : . Sent. fr(?o to albray customers of 1870, as rapid-, ly as possible, witiiont appiioation.'- : ;Seni' .to, al^ others wfio order: Them, for Ten CENrs/TvlnchTs' not half tSe cost. Address - ^ r. '• •- JAMES VICS, . . Rochester, N. Y. Q E QR.GI A, HOUSTON ’ (COUNTY.—' Wm. Ml McDoniilcl hiis applied for let ters of ’guardianship ofi the iuihors ofAYm.: Miller, deceased, these are therefore to cite. :all; persons mterested to be aiid ’Appear aL jpy office on or before' the first 'Monday in April next, to show cause, if aaj r , wliy.let-: : tefo should, not be granted the applicant Given under my hand and official signal THIRD STREET, MACON, GA DU SLOW & DflEYFOUS, ENDERS his professional services to the citizens of Perry and the surrounding Office at Dr. Gilbert’s Drug jan2G-(im ouuniry. Shire.:- ’ MARRIED, v On the evening of the 15th7'inst, at r ■ -.-i-- r.n .1 : 3 ).. . n ■ —. ,-vineyard, -.dairy, stoek ..-and poultry' ;yard, .and nil .articles embraced- gener ally; in-the ladies’ .department, .the -Club hopes that each arid every, citizen jn the county will feel and. take that' interest -upon- which its" pleasure and ^success depends.... . .. , -. : - . It may he said, and truly, thqt moil-. ,cy is tight fold most of us feel some- ...yhat depressed in spirits, with idle ^apparent ieucquragement in the future; fent it is useless ,to sit d. xvax and pine ..over mfo^gitupas and troubles. A few dollars from each citiz"en >vill.ena- ;t>le us to get up a nice little fair, -which, will'not only be pleasant but • heneficial’ to all in stirring up A spirit of ^emulation, ip: experiments for the ^largest crops on small arers, good :.ptock, ■ etc. .So let’s: shake off onr lethargy and blues, and have a little -fun, to pass time as we go along. . - The Perry Agricultural dubawiHineet on the. first^Saturday in February- for. -the election of officers; A full attend ance is desired. . JAS. A, HITjL, td Sec’y. eUFQRD Rfl; DAViS, 'Attorney eCi 3j.AAvs757-’, PERRY, GEORGIA, Will practise in all the Courts of the Ma con Circuit, and in others by special con tract. . L fi jan2G riEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTYah- ViT'WhereaqjWm.. P. Simmons hasnpplied, for letters of administradoh on the estate of Mrs. H. .M. Morris, laic .of Houston - coun ty, deceased: these are therefore to.-'.cite: all persons’mterested to be and-appear before, me oner before the first Monday in April next, to. show cause,' if Amy, why" letters should hot be granted the applicant. .Given Under my hand and official signature, this February 8,1871. W. T.' SWIFT, ’ ; td; ; u " O. H. C. ' Houston Sheriff^ kfortgage hale. Will be sold before the Court House door on thejirst Tuesday in April'hext, between the usual hotus of.sale, lot.num.ber.SG, thq east half of lot number .82, and south .half of.lot number 83, eonttumUg "405' Seres more oifless, in the 12th : .-District of Hfous; ton conntyj,lhe-property.ttf.jTobn R, King; said property sold to- satisfy mortgage fi. &. ’ in fayor of 5, Piantris Assbciafion,” vs-. John’ R. King, issued by Supeiior -Court ofsaid. DfC TOjpf a R; .the residence ofThe bride’s father," by thefiSbv. John Bassett, kin; FHANKi.iN ExHRrpGB to kIiss:SABAk ; SroBir, ali : of Houston Gouiity, ’ ’fi ’ ’ , ’ tClie^ry Pebfofal;Troches." Are superior to all others for Coughs, Colds, Astli- fiia.'Bruiicliial and Lung dilficulties, are exceed 1 ugly paiatablc, have noue of that ius.useat : .uf< jr.ble cub'b taste, a:e very soothing.'and act iii.o a ^chaim;, -Ministers, Singc.s and pubhc tipcakun .-wiU-find that they are especially -adapted to the voice. ' -Sold by Druggists.. Also : . KUSHT02F.B (F. V.) COD CTVXIt OIL,. • for Consumption ac’d -Scrofula; use no oilier. ' Unparalleled Suffering! HORSE FOR SALE! F. A; JOBSOW •SEWS MXCHiffE Ladies, get the Best Lock-Stitch sendstauipforiu^L ptriicularstoWmi ~W., Daniels & Co. Sa-.-annah, Ga. A - FINE HORSE for sale—q first-iate LX traveler, both in harrnss arid under flu. saddle. Will he sold cheap. Gallon . . J,F. TAYLOR. jani9-tf Berry, Ga. TRIAL AT HOME. But don’t be alarmed, reader, for it did not happen anywhere in this neighborhood; in fact such a thing could not take place .is long as T iES WLNVlVSh 8RDWH. C. F. COOPER ABBETTS LIVER HEBICINE asms * Of every description repaired or remodeled. Repairing of Sewing Machines, FORT VALLEY, GA., -. -Will practise in aUibe'Gonrts of thuMa^ con, Cheuit,.:andr,in: Jithers. by special con tract. janl9-tf A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE ATTENTION, LADIES! LIVER COMPLAINTS, FANCY GROCERIES. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL 1\ concemeddhak-hereafter. the Sheriff’.' &Ies offHouston ebunfe -wip^ be ddvertisen ’in the HlHiSTON HOME JOURNAL, a paper published at Perry, Ga. JOHN E. COOK Sheriff Houston County. STEEL, „ „ COPPER, f ? \-i T £ LIGHT ETON; ' *’ BRITTANIA, or SILVERWARE, Done with neatness and dispatch. | TERMS STRICTLY GASH. Bacon, Lard, Hour, Fish. Chronic and Aeate Inflammatloi. for $3 and make a .small profit. "We pack the v.-atec safeiy.iu.a small box and send-it by mail to any part United States oh recelpt of ^ii.50; lilt* ATTORNEY AT LAW, % V. DKi’OJ WM. BRUNSON, ought , to hate the' ballot. General Sheridan thinks they onght to have -the bayonefr^riot however, until they Jmve- first taken the small-pox.— ,&<?■ x It is said, that but nine executions , Tiave ever tAbn place ,<m: Vermont. ' -This comes of all the rascals going out .pi the State to be hanged,—Ibid. = U superfluous hair in fiveminutes, wifLoutiiiju- ry to the skin. Sent by mail for $1.25. ITpHA3K*S Bdieves -’most ylolent paroxysmis in five minutes and effects a speedy cuitk Price .$2 by nJaiL beowk. - Jt consists of only one preparation. 75 . cents byj.maiL Addre^^S-C-UPHAM^ No<_ 721 ICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES. ■ Quarantssd Equal to any sold by us heretofore. . . prepared to fill orders for this excellent Fertilizer, which hns given so -year formers will not- reason as follows: f ‘I and all my neighbors planted cot ton last year and made good crops] -hut prices went down and we. got broke or nearly so. This year my neighbors will plant pretty much all grain; therefore I'll make a good hit und plant pretty much all cotton. ” It is -to be feared that hundreds, nay thou-, pands, vtH reason thus anAa- -big crop of cotton and beggarly prices will be or further particulars apply to W. j. CUELMARTIN & DO., ss't -- - - ■ SAVANNAH, GA., -lm Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants, mid Gen’l Agents for Georgia. And respectfully sol patronage. Give hi ,g.d g-V P w