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Come, behold a tuly beautiful wo
man i Her forehead may not be high, or
broad, or rival the lily in its white-
ness; but no thought of evil, no ma
lignant purpose, no scowl of hate,
ever held dominion there. Her eves
[CUSTOM HOME JOURNAL
j. T. WATERMAN
may not sparkle like the diamond,
but they never yet looked down in
pitiless contempt upon want and mise
ry. Her cheeks may be unlike the
red rose in its vernal bloom, but they
never mantled by the blush of
BY .1. T. WATERMAN.
PO'ETRV,
also'ke will have a good heart and a
fine nature. He is, perhaps, thehope
of my race.”
A week after, when the defeated
Emperor came for the last time to
Malmaison to embrace his nephew,
Louis clung to his knees, crying that
he wanted to go and help drag his can
non. • • - -W :
EDWIN M. BROWN,
ttor ixeyi .rut Xjaw,
POET VALLEY, GA.,
Will practise in aS the Courts of the Ma
con Circuit, and in others by special con
tract - bmlfl-ff,
•were
shame for follies: other own commit-
sion. Her mouth may not be formed
upon the model of :e-srheiic art, but
no. rude, unseemly word, or curling
lip of scorn, has ever marred its his
tory. Her nose may not be Greebm,
but it has never yakpresided in too
dissecting-room of'scandal, where so
cial anatomy employs the explorers of
human depravity. Her hands may
not be aristocratically small, but they
have been ennobled by deeds of chaa-
ity. She may mot form a. subject for
the. painter, or the scnlpture, bat she
has excellences that no son of art,
however! skilled, can-convey to canvas,
or simulate in marble. In her pres
ence Vice skulks away abashed, and
Virtue feels instinctively the influ
ence of a guardian spirit Profanity
is . silenced, and rudeness’dons “the
habit of .dvility. The pale, wan suf
ferer, on the couch of death lingers s
moment longer, to give token of his
gratitude for her benevolent care, and
to supplicate blessings from Heaven
upon her head. Her footstepyan the
threshold of poverty is the -signal of
mercy’s advent, and sorrow dries its
tears, when her. soothing voice pours
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H. M. HOLTZCLAW,
ATfSRllEY Af LAW,
PERRY, GEORGIA
Yonr particular attention, is called to the facts
and figures, below., .Examine them closely.
' i'iasT.—Havmg taken the,old stand, known as
Brown’s Art ISailery, and lefitted it up in the best
manner, wc-are prepared to execute the finest and
best work. ", -. ^---,
Second.—Our prices. airwilTbe s<An^are greatly
below tliuse of ahy'other‘Gallery in Alacon.
Ttrinii.—We guarantee perfect satisfaction in
every case, or no charge.
Focrxk.—The oxLY Premium given at the recent
-Macon Fair-for the best PlainPhofaigraphs was.
awarded to us, and we aredetermiUed to keep ni>
the merit of our increasing reputation.
Fiftht.—Our facilities are such that we can prev
duce the best pictures in Middle (Georgia, and at
reasonable prices.
Sixth.—Unequalled facilities for making Baby
Pictures, and no trouble or pains spared to give
satisfaction. Call and be convinced."
Prices, of Plain Photographs r
Per doz, card size for the Album, any style, $4 00
Half 44 “ “ “ “. > ,•*; 44 •* 2 5b
“ - 44 Victoria Card,' * '*** “ 1bu
44 4 « Imperial “ 44 ** 5 0b
A Photograph 6;* inches, nicely framed, 4 Ob
“ Hx 10 44 44 “ 5 0u
10x12 44 44 . 44 7 0b
44 4 X'll xU 44 ' 44 44 10 00
Prices- of Paintings: ...
V painting 11 x 14 inches, handsomely framed $2L
44 14 x 17 44 44 “ &
. . ; 44 . 20x21 ..“Lifesize,goldgjltframc £
44 ,22 x 27 44 44 44 bUst 44 44 * 4 6b
. Old Pictures copied to any of the above sizes, or
-virger,- and! finely finished. " A reduction is made-
*i our regular prices to families and large'parties.
Thanking our patrons for taeir liberal patronagi
u. the past, we respectfully ask a continuance o:
tie same.
SCHAUB £ HAAGOOD,
iec*2H-3m "Macon, Ga.
C/ALLS ATTENTION TO THE FACT,
that he Etffl lives; Notwithstanding the fact
that hehas the.weight of many years ujiofi
him, “there fa life in the old man yet ” At
his old stand he still keeps a
Yon may talk of the mines of Australia—
They are wealthy in gold without doubt;
But ah! there is gold m the farm, bpys,
If yon only will shovel it-ont
The mercantile trade is a hazard,
The goods are first high and then low;
How was' Jonah punished?' Whal-
Drawing-room—apartment of a den
tist
Some lovers’ quarrels . end with, a
smack.
A stirring adventure—brewing a
bowl of punch.
Maxim—A poor man is to be. avoid
ed—he lacks principal “ '
A doctor’s motto is supposed to be
“patients and long sufferings. ”
The best thing to give to the poor—
employment
Every young doctor trill get on if he
only has patients.
Virginia made 65,000 gallons, of fruit-
brandy last year.
The crumb of comfort for an idle
man—-is a whole loaf.
An off-handed fellow—one who has
lost both his arms.
Young ladies had better be fast
asleep than “fastawake.”
Out West the grain is now raised at
all seasons—by the elevators.
An inebriate asylum for women only,
is to be established in Pennsylvania.
Wisconsin furnished nearly 250,-
000,000, feet of lumber during the past
year.
One of the leading papers of Aber
deen Scotland, is under the control of
a woman.
An Irish editor congratulates him
self that “half the lies told about him
ain’t true.”
Philadelphia has 459 churches, and
is about to build another to make the
number even.
' San Domingo is saifl to be a place
“where every prospect pleases, and
only man is vile. ”
It is a fact not easily accounted for
that at parties, after supper, the guests
begin to grow thin.
Portland lias a colored centenarian,
whom the Transcript of that city calls
“one of the dark ages.”
A cotemporary says, “The first
printers were Titans.” There are a
good many “tight uns” among them
still.,
A cotemporary thinks it must ■be I
horrible on the battle-field, “to hear
the stifled groans of the .dying and the
shrieks of the dead.”
It is a well established fact—that a
person who is guilty of squirting to
bacco juice in the house of worship,
don’t expec-to-rate as a gentleman.
The heathen Chinee is ^making whis-,
key in. California by .fermenting old
■Which, although it is not quite as huge as
Lama m Vatr Vrtrlr /lT'kftlhTTinTA tllwuvc li:u
The great busy “West lias inducements,
And so lias the busiest mart,
Bnt wealth is not made in ft day, boys-—
Don’t be in a hurry to start!
The bankers and brokers are .wealthy;
They take in their thousands or so—v -
Ah! think of the frauds. and deceptions—
Don’t be in a hurry to go!.
c. C. DUNCAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WORM CANDY!
Vnd respectfully solicits a share of. public
latronage. Give him a calk -jan5-f
A pleasant, life and effectual remedy for worm*
in the human body.
Symptoms of Worms*
Alternate paleness and flushing of countenance
a dull expression of the ej w. drowsmei*ri. itduu^
of tbc nose. a swelled nppT bp, tougui; \ylr.t*;T}
furred and thickly HpocUed with red spots. ft*tu
breath aud enlarged belly ,.* ,px tial or genera
■*welling or pulfineua of tbc skin, a starting in tli*
deep, and grinding of tbc twth. a nvuration as
.lonn-thiuB were lodged- fu tli« throat, a .gradim
ivaating of tlie fieeh, sickness of the st.imr.eh. vom
..ting, a short dry eongh. axipctltc sometimes vora
cions, at other time* feeble, an unnatural rrann
for dirt; chalk or clay, bowels sometimes enstiv.
at other times loose, great fretfuliic-ss and imti
bility of temper, pains in the stomach and bowels
colic, fits, convulsions and'pa'sy. _
-Fv. r directions see titps iif the boa. It would i.
wpll to -give a small ilo.-e of castor oil, with afei-
drops of spirits of 'turpentine, after the. randy, t
bring away, the worms. This candy gives linnu
diate relief. Prepared only by
L. W. IIUXT & CO..
Dnjggwti', Macuu. Ca
Hie Great Medical Discovery!
Sr. WALKER’S OALTTOBNXA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
s§ Hundreds of Thousands s
ZT. Bear testimony to their Wonder- o£ p ?
o o fal Curative Effects. g *o
IliWHAT ARE THEY?|=p
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Notices of a personal cr private character.
ntended to promote any private enterin-ist
ir interest, will be charged as other adver-
Advertisers arc requested to baud in their
uTors as early in.tiic week as pr««ibia
The above tcirms trill be strictly adhered
The farm is the safest and surest,
The orchards are loaded - to-day;
You are free as the air. of the mountains,
And monatchs of all you survey.
Better stay on the firm a while longer, .
\ Though profits come in rather slow;
Eentember you’ve nothing torisk,- boys—
Don’t be in a hurry to go!
PERRY,'GA.,
ENDEItS his professional services to the
citizens of Perry and the surrounding
ntry. Office at.Dr.. Gilbert’s Drug
forth the balm of consolation. Her
soft hand will smooth the furrowed
brow of care; the wealth of her love
will compensate for all worldly losses.
Her calm, unruffled temper sheds the
sunshine of serenity wherever she
moves, and the flowers of friendship,
peace, and joy spring np in her path
way, warmed into being by her pres
ence. In her tongue is the law of
kindness; strength and honor aro her
clothing; her husband sliaQ be known
in the land—lie shall sit with the el-
ders. in the gates. O man! whosoever
thou art, that seest BBS beautiful wo
man, seek her, woo her, win her, if
thou const, though virtue be her only
dowry; for if thou hadst the wisdom
of Solomon, and the wealth of the
Indies, her worth will match thy
most exalted abilities, and her merit
will add 1 to' thy fortune, more real
wealth than Golconda’s gems or Poto-
si’s mines can supply!
Neic Monthly Magazine.
FURNITURE
The Childhood of Louis Napoleon.
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, the
third son of Louis Bonaparte, ex-king
of Holland, by Hortense, the daughter
of the Empress Josepliiue by her first
marriage with Gen Beauhaxnias, was
bom at the Ttdleries,- April 20th; 1808.
His birth was announced through the
whole empire, from the Kenish prov
inces to the shores of Holland, from
the Invalides to the castle of St. An
gelo, by the exulting roar of cannons.
Tue rejoicing was the greater because
the Emperor was not yet 'divorced,
and, having no children, had adopted,
oy a plebiscite of the year 1812, the
children of his brother Louis. The
late Emperor’s name was the’first to
be inscribed on the family register,
and that proved an omen. The king
of Rpme was the next name, but death,
soon efased it.
Louis Napoleon was baptised in 1811,
at tue palace of Fontainbleau, by his
great-uncle, Cardinal Feseh. The em
peror was his godfather, and Josephine
his godmother. Many stories are
told of the child’s romantic generosi
ty and warmth of heart. One morn
ing, when he was three or four years
old, he was awakened by a muffled
noise of something, tumbling into his
room, and as he looked toward the
chimney there appeared a little black
It was a
“ Set aside a liberal percentage for ativ x-
ti*in". Keep yourself iinccaMUstiy befo.e
llse public; and it matters not what btisine.-*
rmi arc eu2aged‘in,,’for, if . jutelUgeiilJy aili.
[iiiluHtriously pursued, a fortune will be tin
r.viult.”—Hunt’s Merchimts’ Magazine.
“After I began to advertise my Ironware
'rrtily, business increased with amazing ra
pidity. For ton years past I have spirt
CIO 000 yearly, to keep my superior ware,
before Ika public. Hil I.beon tiimdjn ad-
rertising, I should never have possessed iny
iirtune of iTJ50,000.’’—McLeod Belton.
Keeps constantly on hand a good-assort
ment of
Unparalleled Suffering!
CtS THET ARE NOT A VILE nSS
fa E5 FANCY DRINK.Pft
Made at Poor Knm, Wkiskoj*, Prowl
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced
and sweetened to please tlie taste,' called “ Ton
ics,” 44 Appetizers,” “Restorers,” *c., that lead,
tlie tippler on" to drunkenness and ruin, but are
s true Medicine,made from the Native Boots and
Herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic
TONIC LITER RITTERS
3EDSTEADS, TBUNDLE BEDS.
WARDROBES,: TABLES, CILUES,
WASH STANDS, CRADLES,
GRIBS, SAFES, ETC.,
fortune of jCJoO.OOU.
JJirmingham.
“Advertising, like Midas’ touch, turn:
pverything to gold. By it your.darii'.g men
’ • .sii“ i.. Iboiw wa 'JL-Vifnar-
It is not n whisky drink, hut is a compound r
vegetable. touicH with, pure btimulaut. aud in r» «
iminended in all canes where a t ju:c »i»d gent
:ax»tive Is needed. In dysjwipK:*. iiidigestion, d*.
’lility, languor, lirnd-adie and costlveuefw. tlwn,
-bittern arc especially commended. Ah a prevc-uth
.'if chillH-aud fever, it-wHl Vc f*»und to bo a vahu
hie iriCdicim*. by K>ntiy the liver an
assisilKt; nature to throw i.IT miasma, lake on*
two or three iloise* » ilav—jmt enough to proilui
i full, healthy aetiou^ia tlie IiuivoIh. If you 5ia\
inline to ii*e bltterff-rjf any kinit. till* j* what yo
ivKut. Prepared only hy
I.. W. lU’-NT fc CO..
Druggints, Siueou, Gr
But don’t be alarmed, reader, for it dir
uot happen anywhere in this neighborhood
in fact such a'thing could not take placi
.is long as
Stimulants. They arc the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PUIN-
CIPLE a perfect Kehovator acdlnvlgorator of
tlie System, carrying olTallpoisonons matter and
restoring the blood to n healthy condition. -No'
perion can take these Bitters according to direc
tion andTcmainlbng.uawell.
For Iuflauiuiutory and Chronic Itlieu-
matism nud Goat, Dyspepsia «r Iiidi-
gestiou. Billons, Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder* these Bit-
tor* have been most successful. Such Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which
is generally produced by derangement of the
Digest! vo Organ*.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache, Fain in tbc Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of
tbc Stomach, Bad taste la the Month Bilious At
tacks, ralpltation of the Heart, Inflammation of
the Lungs, Fain la tiio regions of tlie Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms, are the off
springs of Dyspepsia.
Thrytnvlgorato. tfie Stomach and stimulate the
torpldliyer and bowels, wliicli rctidertlicm of un
equalled efficacy-du cleansing the blood of all
Impurities, and Imparting new life and vigor to
tlie whole system.
FDR SKI N RISE ASES.-Fraptions.Tcttor,
Salt Khcam, Blotches. Spots, Pimples. Pus talcs.
Bolls, Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, SeaU-Head, Sore
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of
tho Skin, Humors dud .Diseases of the Skin, of
whatever name or nature, arc.literally dug up ■
end carried out of the Bystem In a short time by
the use of these Bitters. One bottle in, suclr
cases will convince the most Incredulous of their
cnrutlvc effects.
Cl. nnse the Vitiated Bloodwlienevcryouflud
Its Impurities bursting through theskjn InFlm-
pics, Eruptions or Sores; cleans.. It when yon
And It obstructed and sluggish in the .veins;,
cleanse it when it is foul, and your fedUcgs- wlii ,
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and tlie
health ofthcsystemwBl follow. ;
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking In
the system of co many thousands, arc effectually
destroyed atid rimoved. For fall directions, read
carefully tlsacircnlar around each bottle. . .
J. WALKER. Proprietor;* K. TL'-McDtiNAU) £
CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. Sr.u Franclsc'
Cal,n:id Si and-Sl Comuierce'Streef.'dCew'Vor:
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND PEA LEU-
sold by Dr. J. C. GELBEET, Pen; .
-.Stuar-
ilraw mfilious to tbinr coliVr*.
Clay.
“ What audacity is to love anti bnltiue*.
to war, tho skillful use of iirinVy’s ink is t<
jucSss in business.”—Henry Want Beecher
“Tho netysnapors made Fisk.”—Jume.;.
Fisk, Jr. " . -
“ Without the aid of advertisements, !
could have douo notbing in iriy si)ecul:i
lions. I lmve the most complete Litti “
printer’s iulc. A.Vv.'vii-in;; i* the myal roite
to business. ” I’. T. Br.r.ium.
MATTRESSE^
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
Benefit of Langbter.
C. F. COOPER
A general assortment of METALLIC, and
every description of WOODEN
Probably there is not the remotest
corner or little inlet of the minnte
blood-vessels (life vessels) of the body
that does not feel some wavelet from
that great convulsion (hearty laughter)
shaking the central man. The blood
moves more lively—probably its chem
ical, electric, or vital condition is dis
tinctly modified—it conveys a differ
ent impression to all the organs of the
body as it visits them on that particu
lar mystic journey when the man is
laughing from what it does at other
times. .
And so, we doubt not, a good laugh
may lengthen a man's life, conveying
a distinct stimulus yto the vital forces.
And the time may come when physi
cians attending more closely "than at
present unfortunately they are apt to
do, to the innumerable subtle influen
ces which’the soul exertsr upon its ten
ement of clay, shall prescribe to a tor
pid patient “so many peals of laugh
ter, to be undergone at such and such
A time,’’ just as they now do that far
more objectional prescription, a ■pill
or. an electric or galvanic shock; and.
shall study the best and most effective
method of producing the effect re
quired in each patient.
Keeps such a full and elegant assortment oi
FANCY GROCERIES.
A Hearse can be furnished to order at any
time, on short notice. I can be found in
the day time at my store, next to the Hotel;
at night, at my residence, adjoining that ol
Dr. Haviss.
A STANDARD GOUGH REMEDY
HVNKTN.
J. LAM Alt.
nUNT.
-COtaPT
Bacon, Lard, FJour, Msh,
Dealers I
PROFESSOR. P. LOUD’S
MEDICI
Furniture- Made to Order,
and repaired at short notice. I .will sell
you Fumijure as CHEAP AS IT BAN BE
BOUGHT IN MAHON.
GEORGE PAUL.
dec l7-ly f
man enveloped in smoke,
small Savoyard chimney-sweeper.—
The child gave way at first to some nat
ural Alarm, then‘ remembering fhat.his
governess had often told him oOlie
hardships suffered by these poor little
slaves, he scrambled out of his bed,
got his purse, and gave the whole of
his money to the astonished aud de
lighted urchin. Some years liter,
when Louis was-living, with his moth
er on the shores of the, lake of Con
stance,• he used to play with the \ chil
dren of the neighborhood, and’ espec
ially with a son of a miller on the
Rhine. One day, when Louis., wan
dered beyond,the garden lie returned
with only his shirt on, and walking
with bare feet through the mnd and
■snow. It appeared that: while playing
near the gate, he had seen a poor fam
ily pass by. so wretched and destitute
In a Floanaut. nafr and effective iricdicine in coujtfa
** ‘ * - i si.U itutiit:
(.ulUB, HOftrilt;** of ta«
uroucliiLe. etc. *.
lively case of cormiiTOi-tion rommcnces •will*
coujili ]k*x«*ited irciu the iiidividnai' itavtng talu.
cold. !flu: dinoMLu.ol.Uic air i asragt-n a.*c of gu.
iutei-eijt to tvtry iJjtuiLgeut lieulg. Tiic-deiical
ocgnuizatiob oT the iiiugH. coiibtnutVl.vit;
ami -fhoir lasing exj*«rd to contact ol a.r ol em.
«lifforent teiO)«erals4rc. ami wlm-li coiitahm varioi
-ri’ilatiiig n:att«*r> iu »t. -icmier tlu-i
fffNtS.OHS
NUTS, CANNED OYSTERS AND
rice and rubber shpes and such things.
The whiskey made this way is . much
sought after by suicides..:
A- Mobile -paper is indignant’ at a co-
temporary for announcing that Mobile
is'the fourth coffee pot in the coun
try. Investigation’ proved that “cot
ton port” was meant. -
Some naughty boy in Pennsylvania,
ornamented an old, poor, gothic-
framed torse, hitched to att awning
post, with a stolen card-sign which
read; “Oats wanted; inquire with-
And everything else good to eat He also
keeps a good assortment of
medicine is held, vcc apjtCLu a imv cel ti.liuues.;
It Gave Beady and Entire Belief.
Nearly lour- years ago, *wlren Buffering from a t*-
rerfc cough.-1 wari iuductsd'byJklr.-Loutl to try lm*
Lougli Syruj*. It gave bucU ready and entire rt*-
Kqx that 1 take greatplcanurv in x-ecojaiuemiing it
lo HUcir a** may tio iiiTi bixuilcr.’couditi*>ii 61 nulior-
ing. L. W. Wahuhn’.
ilacon, Jan. 22. 1870.
Of various kinds, to wliicb he invites the
special attention of the thirsty.
MiX & KIRTLAND,
To Our Patrons, To Dealers, and to the
Gener al Public.
PRICES EERUUEI)!
Afforded Immediate RelifT.
A little Boston girl joyfully assured
her -mother-, the- other i day. j tiiat she’
had found; out where they made
korsesr-* ‘she hodseen.fi mm in-d shqp
just finishing one of them, for he % was
nailing on his.last,foot”
B. F. Bailee says of the test oath:
“I roll it as a sweet morsel-under my
tongue.” Yes, nnd if itwas a silver
spoon or soup ladle he would put it:
in his pocket” .
A Western paper, describing the
delnd of a ydnng : <*ifer,-- s%3, tnat
‘file broke the ice felicitously with h»-
ppening-and was almost' immediately
drowned'-wititapplaajse ' s-
The ' man who didn’t believe in ad
vertising has gone into ■ partnership'
with ihe sheriff and tii^axe going to
that'it pamed him'.’fe see them,' aadj-
having no money, he had given one
child his shoes and another his coat.—
He was passionately fond of the broths
er he afterward lost in Italy, and the
-idol of the childless empress. The
emperor was also very fond, of the
gentle, lively boy, and. used to have
him in during lunch to question him
about his studies, .and, to . hear Jrim
recite the fables which lie fiad! marked
for trim The birth of the king of
Borne did not lesson the emperor’s
affection, and on his return from Elba, -
the king of. Borne being a'prisoner at
Vienna, Napoleon’s, .affection for the
promising nephew had room to' ex
pand. Theekild (then only seven)
W E f«l that we cannot do a bettor service tliaa.
toTxiitc a voice of warning ogamut tlTe inditi-
um* of Patent Mcdiciuvs, v. Lo«e name in
now Legion, a largo majority of wliicli are put up
on the market by iguoraut quacks, who do not ac-
ually know anj-tliing of niedicine. Many of these'
siscallod remedies are of no value wliatevur. and
eoiae are very dangerous', being reconimcudedAir
d:s, ases wliicli tliey imwrialdy aggravate, tans ia-
the suffering and often producing lasting
duabdity or shortening the life of-the individual.
As dnigHsts and dealers, vra are compelled to
buy sad sell these nostrums, which ire do for just
what they are. As a proteutiou to tlie people from
I will pay tlie ruling market prices for
Cotton.
dec28-tf C. F. COOPER-
■lib. 3; Cotton Atenue, MACON, GA.
From Mayor G. S. ©hear.
Siscos, Gn., February 1, 1ST0.
Messrs. T~ W. HUNT A CO.:
. Gkxts:—Mr. P. Loud having referred yon. to me
-relative to tbe merits of bis cough Syrup, I take
pleasure in stating that when suffering from a very
severe cold and distressing cough, which destroyed
my rest, aic- Lond noHced iay cough anil present
ed mo with some of hhcjSyrup, which afforded me
immediate relief, and cuahltd me to rest quietly,
BcspcctfuBy invite the-attention of wholesale
; and retail buyers to their, large and -well, assorted
stock, which comorises everything in the shape of
ladies*, gcuticmeu's, misses', youths* aud hoys*
wear, of ail the very newest styles, among them
the best makes of Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
New Haven, etc. We feel confident of suiting
customers, both in qualify and price, and there
fore invite a call. dec28-3ih
rpHE undersigned, having just issued, now
X ofters to the public a
Now Map of the State of Georgia,
Exhibiting all the new counties, county
towns, villages, post-offices, and the whole
net-work of railroads, highways, rivers,
creeks and water courses in the State It Is'
but driiik and make explanations.
But neither his drink nor his expla
nations will ever put him back into the
White House.
And by the way, if, as Mr. Greeley
says, liquor had something to do with
the result of thisflirst State election,
was it liquor in New Hampshire, or
was it the liquor in the "White House?”
of land in the corner of each, and a com
plete Check Map for all portions of the
State, surveyed in lots of 490 acres. It also
exhibits that portion of Florida bounded on
tlie. South. '
- Size of Map, 56xG7 inches. Mounted form
$10.00; Dissected Form, S10 00. Compiled
by James E. Butts in 1859. Revised 'and
published by A. G. BUTTS,
feb9-3m ' MAeos, Ga. , 1870.
TO DEALERS.
partnre for Waterloo, ^fepoleon' uns
engaged in conversation with one of
his marshals, when the child entered
the Cabinet sobbing, and threw him
self on his knees before the Emper
or. ■:£!#&$-$;*■■■
•“Whal’s iQie matter?” sfud'Bona-
parte; who was- absprbed-in thought,
and-impatiCTt d£any:interrnption.
“Ah!” said the child, throiigh bin
D RUGS, M ED 1 ClNES
YELLOW dock,
***“»’£rnpt:uuai Pimples, Pnstnlcs, ’ Blotches^
“As, Erysipelas.-Tettcr, Scald-head, King-worm,-
ulcers, 1'umora, Sores, Svphihs, ilcreunnl Pois-
hamg.aud'for
PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
“Joy better J icaltii aud live, longer for tdeausiiig
^ blood. Keep the blood healtuv aud all i* well.
««AWith this pabuiuui of life disordered, there
fc* no lastiug health. Sooner or later sorne-
disui-dertd or overthrown. Thip iu^iiciue is as
nee from the AtLmtic to
Ocean, by the Northern
road, is 3,301 miles, and
useless several months in
Che distance by the South-
arill be much shorter, and
AeratiYes iu market have mercury or arsenic as
ttieir batiis, aud often entail a countless train of
hieir victims, even'worse than the orig-
r.«* This medicine is a concentrated
of Yellow Dock and
iSJde B of D | Lght ’- gnuns purified
“rapest alteratiTa ever offered to tha
Prepared only by
K W. HUNT k CO.,
' - DnffgteU, 24*000, G*.
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