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The New York Evening Post, one of the ablest and most zealous of all the Northern Radical papers, in a recent article on Butler’s proposed Ku-klnx bill, concludes as follows: “If snch an act were passed, tending to interfere with civil order, to disturb the authorities of the peace, esdabllsh- j ing ‘'commissioners" in every county ; who wrest Lis prisoners from the sher- j iff and stop his process, what would be I the duty of the State officers? Plainly | to resist such men at all hazards. Were • it attempted in New York or Slassa- I chusetts, the army and navy of the j United States could not enforce such a bill for nil Lour. The law- biding i mind'and conscience of every free eit- [izen would sustain the Constitution j and the principles of free government ! against the usurpation; and this new | rebellion against the Union, though ! expressed in an act of Congress and • sustained' by an administration at houstom hom journal j. T. WATERMAN BY J. T. WATERMAN THURSDAY MORNING, “Sire, - ” said he, “this dream of the Prince Imperial is a strange confirma tion of my diagnosis. But it is on scientific grounds and experience alone that I have my opinion.” “Dr. Nelaton,” returned the Ernper- or with great impressiveness, “do you assume all the responsibility of the op eration?” . "Unqnestionably, sire.” “Then perform the operation.” - When all was ready, chloroform was given to the Prince. As soon as in sensibility was complete, Dr. Nelaton began incisions. . He was perfectly calm, and handled his knife with all his usual skill. The Emperor was very pale, and,' turning to the window, drummed on its panes With his nervous fingers. “I have great-confidence in Dr. Nel aton, but the -risk is beyond estima tion,” he murjnurecL ' Dr.. Nelaton’s knife drew- near the thigh-joint, and one of the surgeons present exclaimed: “Ah! yon see thereis no abscess.” _ , The -Emperor’s face, became of a deathly'hue.- He turned suddenly, and involuntarily laid his hand on Dr. Nelaton’s arm, as if to entreat him to wantonly mangle his son no more.— The doctor gently- put aside' the Em peror’s hand, and without losing in the ; least degree his calmness, said: “I beg pardon, sire, there is an ab- EDW2N til.'BROWN. SCHAUB & HAYCOOD’S PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOMS For all th« purposes of %Faxo3y Cathartic Med icine. No mercury or other substance fn them. - -* •: $1,000 ia Gold p > Wffl be -paid" forevery 'grain of mercury or other Gubstancefoundin. onr liver Fills. CFor liTeT-dis ease, for xiervons or. head-ache, constipation or costivenees, foepepeiaor indigestion, jinn dice, Rheumatism. go*it And dropsy, and are Tecom-. . mended a* h'genend family Cathartic medicine. Tliege- prBs give relief in nine cases oxit o* ten for every ordinary atiutput in bur Southern ‘ climate; wfcme roo^tof the diseases are dependent on a diseased liver and Imperfect digestion. w e have prepared -to way better puifcativh remedy than baa. lutherto vbeen available to mankind. Their penettstiug urbpeiiBea cleanse and mvhiorale^GTery portion 91 the huinan orpanisni. correetJtiaits diseased-action and restoring its. healthy -vitalities.- <j Prepared Sly by I.TV. HUNT i CO. * - - ’ • Drn-vtatii. tramn. Ga. Ob, fra: one hour of youthful joy! - . Give bask my twentieth opting! j I’dj-iafhcr laugh a bright-haired, boy I Tk-mreigh abbordedking. ' One mpment let my fife-blood- stream ■ From. boyhood’s fount of -flamg; Give me one giddy, re^ing-’dream Of life,ajl love and fiuae! ily listening angel beard my .prayer, And, .calmly smiling, said: “If I but touch thy silvered.hair, ’ Thy hasty wish bath, sped.” “But is there nothing in thy track. To bicl thee fondly stay, .While tie swift seasons hurry back - To find-tho wishcd-ior.day?” Ah-,- truest soul of Womankind ? Without thee, what wire life; One bliss I cannot-leave behind: I’ll take—my—precious—wife! The angel-took a sapphire pen, And wroteun rainbow' dew: . “The man would be a boy again, And be a husband too!” • “And is there nothing yet unsaid . Before the change appears? Remember, all their gifts have fled With these dissolving years,” Why, yes;, for memory would recall My fond, paternal joys; I could not bear to leave them aD, I’ll taker--my—girls—and—hoys. The smiling angel dropped his pen— “Why, this will never do; The man v onld. be a boy again,' And ben father too!” H. IV2. HGLT2CLAW, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Yojir particular- sttflStioQ is called to flie facts rfcnd figures unlcyr. Examine titan cioseiv... I ¥ih>i.—Having taken pin" stand iuoyrtt as BrounAit vTalierSvand refitted it up in iuc best nzmiier, we arepfSpSifed to execute the linuoi 4ad Gent work- -- - Sr.OYNp.—Our prices, as will be seen, are greatly beituv of any other (i&L'i/y in Macon. Tn:mi.—\Ve gu&rauice peciect. safisi’actlon m . every auje, or m>yLarge. -> Fourth.-—The”only l^EEMnargivcn atthe recent -I'-oor fot jUifc best" Piaai Thotu^iaphti was awardedio usl aiid we.are_dctcrmuitxi tp keep up tue merit yfidur iucieasir.g'reinifcitiun." Fifth.—Out: facAt.es'ard sucli that we can pro duce t~e vbc-ct p-atures in- Middle Georgia, and at reasonable ^ikes. . - '■, ■ ^ bixrn.—Bn^qiiailcdfacditlcs for'making. Baby i ‘PiCTUKEs^aud no tioublc' or paiuAiq)a.ed to give I sataUaot.im'.: Call: and be convinced. OAJuLS ATTENTION- IQ THE TA<ZT | that he still lives. ’ Notwith fanding the fact i that he has the we;ght'cff> many :years upon him, “there is life in the old man yeL” -A; -his old stand he still keeps a- . - BUFORD DAVIS, jAtforney a,-t Xi PERRY, GEORGIA, . Will practise in all the Courts of the'Ma- ■ con Circuit, and in others by specid con- : ract. ' jan2(> Which, although it is hot' quite as TargAar ora; in New York; or Baltimore, idwayslna yometlimg good io eat in if. Hfe.BUYS FOR CASH AND SELES FOR ' . CASH! ATTORNEY AT LAW, .-** li 5U 4 00 5 W :»med, 4 <K: •«* -5.00 WORIV3 CANDY And respectfully’solicits i. patronage. Give him a call “ - 1U14 “ iuw Prises ci Paihtiiigs: A ialnfmaTi x U inches, handsomely framed $20. If x 17 “ “ . ** 20 x 24 . V I2fe sEze, .gold gilt frame 50 “ 22x27.' •“ ~ “ ‘ GO Old Picfhrek .copied to. any of the above sizes, or Tacgeiv^add liiiely finished. . A reduction is made in onr regular prices-to lamilics large parties. Tiiauktug onr x5it-*one for'tiieir.liberal patYouajc n the yaat* we resgectiully' ask a coEttmuance of t .e.Ruiue. "... ..... - r ' SCH.VUB ^cTLAYGOOf),' r ue&SAlni- v - Macoa. cia:. lUc Great Medieal Discovery! Dr. WJlZKEZ.’S nAT.rFnn.yrrA VINEGAR BITTERS, s§ Hundred3.cf Thousands S? Bear testimony to their Wonder- o o . fhl Curative Effects. ? g »o - IlsWHAT ARE THEY ?|ig TmruS'ent advertisementS must bff paid" for in advance. , * in ihchiiitiau body. O V .Symptoms of Worms.. ;... Alternate palehes,' ai;d ; l!niihiiis of cnimtenam-ii a dull exiiresShh.of the ejes : dojv.>:i:cca, lU-hiuir of the nose, a swelled u-iwer Kp. tiiiijer.e whltcJy furred am. tlileKly Hfiecliicd w.w re.1 u t.d lireatu sod ealarRod hslSy. a li^tial or gearraj swdling'or phffitieea of the *kv«, a starting in the - and grinding of the teeth: a s-.osatit-n as something weie lodged in the throat, a g.mloaJ wasting ii,i teeiiesli.. tdeknmtaof tiiectomajh, Venn-, itlUg, ashoit diy cough, aiipctite.s-omct; incs yora— cMiutij'ttt other feeble, an uunatural cravfnjr for-dh*t, chalk or vlay,-bowels aoinetunes costive, at otuer. times looai great fretfulness and in^tv bilitv < f temper, pains in the stomach and bounds, ©.nynlsin an«lpa.-y. F-r directions eee-top of ,tr;c box. It voitu iv; -veil 'to-give jvismalKdo*? dt‘castor oil,- with a t* >v . Irons of spirits of ^urpcntiixe. after the candy .tr. -bring away tba worms. This candy gives..mme- .liate reliefr -Prepared aftW. A . . * Job woHtfmTmtbeTaiaifpr nntlsfiv^y.' . kdvarfisemanta discontinued hom an; cause, before the time sgetified u-ai U charged only for the fame published- ■ Marriage Notices and Obituaries cot ex ceeding ton lines will be published free.— Obituaries-of more than ten lines will be charged for at regular advertising rates. -; • Notices of a personal or pi-ivuie chuiacier, intended to promote any private enterprise or intermit, will be chargedjia oilier bdver- tisemenS - 4 p Advertisers are requested to hand in their fiivnrs as early in tbevycik as possible: T BNpERf5 hisproftasionnl services to the eflizens'ol I’eriy and -flie snn-Qimding ciHialry. Oliieo._ at Dr. Gilbert’s Drug Store. jan2G-t!m Grant, tben we will sphrn it and spit upon it, and counsel ti resolute oppo sition to its enfofceinSit An arir.y of five hundred thousand‘men will not suffice to putr such a law in execution. If' this incendiary fire-brand is ilung into the South, it will kindle a conflag ration winch it may' require rivers of blood to-extinguish. The passage of such a'bill is-the overthrow-of the Constitution' and the destruction of our free institutions; and whoever ack nowledges its authority or submits to its enforcement is a traitor to bis coun try. W-e have steadily counseled for bearance and moderation; but if tbla bil posses, .the country has-got beyond the point where forbearance ceases to be'a virtue; and the time will have come tor stout hearts and bold leaders. .Life, property, ait-material interests, are trivial in. the fkee of such an issue ae these mad revolutionists are seeking to force upon the country.'”. As he spoke, he thrust, with a sure, steady hand, his knife deep into the tliigk, nnd as be withdrew it, the pus flowed out. The Prince-Imperial was saved, and Dr. Nelaton had achieved one of the greatest triumphs of his life. “Doctor,” 'said the Emperor, in a voice full of emotion, “I offer homage to your great genius:” “Sire,-your words will make it im mortal.” - : . At this moment the Prince again be came conscious,'and his first words were: - ' “Papa, I had that same dream.” “My son, it has’ proved a true one. The scat -of disease - has been found- where Dr. Ndirton and your dream foretold it would be.” ^ The Prince had borne himself with great firmness throughout. His pres ence of mind and self-control were as- toiiisLing in one so young. He now turned his pale countenance to the doctor, and thanked him in-words o! politeness and loving regard; It may be of- interest to mention that the Prince Imperial was bora March 1G, 1856, and is therefore fifteen years of age. His hair is nearly black, and*wom brushed back irom his fine forehead; his eyes are blue, and of me dium size; Ilia-nose is well formed; his chin is prominent, and his oval. face has an exceedingly . sweet expression; The part which he . is yet to take in tho history’of. Erancff is likely to be an eventful: one, and it is somewhat ro- nianti(Ttliat a dream should -have had so. much to do wiib_determining a-sci entific question on which - depended “ Set aside a liberal percentage for adver tiring. Keep yourself unceasingly bsfiir . the public: and itmaltqri not what burin*:, von are engaged ui, for; if tatA!igcntiy#K. industriously pursued, a fortun: wJi be t!i. result”—Hunt’s Muroliants’ JL-igazuie. “After I began to advertise ruv ■ Ti'on-.vr.n freely, business increased pidity. For -ten ybars^paSt i have- speMt klO.OOO yearly, to'keop mv-sui -.rior warc . . ,1 * t ’’- XT T linnn fimirl Ml flrL And so I ktugbea—my laughter woke' - The household,- with its hoise, And wrote my dream when morning broke, To please the gxay-hairtd boys. ■ UnparaBfeled Suffering ! ment of ^ISCfLLANY mic ;m r EB:BiTTSE EDSTEAD-S, TRtiNDLE BEDS, WARDROBES, TABLES, CHIVIES, ,WAS-HSTANDS, CllADLES. ■ CRIBS, SAFES, ETC., Hemurkiib c Dicam of the Prince Imperial of France. ■ The Prince Imperial of Fiance , had a serious illness several years since. There was great 'alarm; and medical men differed as ’ to' the nature of the disease. The majority of'them wferc- of The opinion that there was ah ih- flanimation of the thigh-bone at' the li^)-joint;: ■ Tliat remarkable surgeon, Dr. Nelaton, was summoned in consul tation. He.made a diagnosis, and de duced from it that there was an abscess in'the thigh, hear the hip-joint. He was alone in his opiinion. His argu ments failed to convince the others! The decision of "the proper course tc- adopt, involved. great responsibility. VKere thei-e no abscess, and merely in flammation-of the hip-joint, tile knife would aggravate the inflammation and superinduce erysipelas, or caries, or gangrene. On the other hand, were- no . operation made, the. same - -results would be superinduced by the absorp tion of the virus from the abscess. Tho consultation was adjourned until the folio wing.day. . In the meantime, the Prince was not informed of the con clusions of either of the parties.' To- Emperor’s astonishment, on the mom-' ihg after the consultation, his afflicted' son. said to hira: - _ “Papa, Ehave had the-same dream for two -nights. It is a dreadful- dream. ” “Relate it, my son.” “Papa, it is aboutmy sickness, and it makes me feel worse.” -The Emperor is a very 4 tender and loving father, and. his son’s illness was- the cause of the deepest grief to him. Hence he'turned to the-lit tie. sufferer, and sought, by the kindest words, to cheer and comfort him. “Papa,” said the Prince at length, “do the doctors see any sore on ray- thigh?” - Quite astonished at the question, in view of-the difference of the doctors- on.this. very point, the Emperor an swered: . - ... - ' “No one can see any sore, hut Dr. Nelaton thinks -there is' an.abscess in the thigh, near the hip-joint.!’ - “Papa, he is:right,” said the Prince with .much solemnity, “for I have . dreamed the same thing for two nights, ” .., - “Is it possible!” said the Emperor. . “I don’t feel it now, but in my dream I both felt and saw it, ” . “’Where was the seat of pain?” ' “In the thigh, near the hip-joint.” _ “My son,” said the. Emperor, .“tins dream is very remarkable. The Doc tors differ .about your case, but, asl hayestotad, your dream confirms tljc diagnosis of Dr. Nelaton, in whose opinion I have great faith;” “Do dreams h^ve anytlring to do with diseases?” asked the Prince, a.'. 1 “There is such a theory. At all events, I must relate yours to the dpc- j tors, for we are very uncertain what to [ do for you.” j - With other tender words, and; sever-i pi ki&es, the Emperor, yyrthdreut j the bedride of his §6h. The &e|m.{ f made a deep impression upon him, and j i almost determined .him' to allow Dr. J It ifl Bct a whietry d'ink, but is a componufl cpetatv-nicti. willx pni e eLpnilant. uiql is TiVrneuded in all capeH where a and fjonu* ar.af.ve iB nedidtd. iu dyapt-pela, iTuvgenticn. dc- InnguoV. I'wl-ache'and «;.«t : voiieFK. tl:o.s»- CGinuicndt’d. 4s.aT>ieventiv*. 1 clv'J? ‘aiid fever. :t will've ue.a^VdI.ua ll’Tnedicihe. hy geuCy ifif>nlflff’:r Hie iivtc a;: a •aalHluig hatuf.: to jiCawna. r *a^'V‘ ^ ' v«vor throe devea a day—i«ro£l»!te 1 fn’l. Keoit^yastivii .t»u {he.bowels. If yv-n lave ; ahfc t > UKE IritarH of any khicl. tliik :s what yoi n-nut. I*i 1‘partd cnly by .. L. aVLHUNT & CO.,- ;. XLaccn. Cr. But den^t be alarmed, reader, for. it did not liapiicii any wi; ere inf his noiglibo^iood. in fact such a tiling could not take placi. a*'long as Stimnlxui:s* -Tlioy arc the (iltl-LVT-I>1^001) , x?UXiIFI2it and LIFE GIVI XU PE.IN- CIFL.EL perfect Fcaovator andInvi^orator of 'llip Eys't_m, carrying c£T all poisonous matter and restoring tho. LloodtoUh-dalthy. condition. , No . person can tn!:o these Ei.tero according to direc tion end remain long unwell. For Inflitu:r:j:Uory ami Caronic Rhea* nuitisui n.«d Gout, Dyspepsia «r ludi- CDstiou, Dillons, ffcaiitfeut and Inter- in:ttent Fevers* Diseases of tlic Hlood* Liver, Kidneys* and Dladfier* these Bit ters Lave boon most successful.- Such Dis eases are caused by .Vitiated Blood,, which is generally {produced' by derangement of tho ^Bkjjosiive 0:*sra!is» DYSPEPSIA O21 INDIGESTION. Ilccdaci’.c. Pahi in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight ness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of .the Stomach, Bad tost j*in the iiouth Bilious -At- '* tack", Palpitation of the Heart, In lamination of the I-nr.gs,Pain In the regions cfthC Kidneys,and •_ a hundred other painful symptoms, .are the .off springs of Dyspepsia.^ _ ' . Th y invigorate -the Stomach and silraulate' tho , torpid liver and bowels,'"Riiich render them'ofun- ecjuaUcd efliedey in*cleansing tho Wood of all -linearities, and impartiug new life -ahul vigor to. theTTiiGicsysfcm.. R FDS S K IN IMSEABES, rruptior.s.Tetter, Suit lihvu;u r Biotclia-s. Spct.:, l impics, Puotules,- ' Boils, CarhnnQles, niug-TV'oims, ?cald-Hcad;.Coro Ever, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs Discolorations of ■ iliVc-kls Huuiurs-and Diseases'-bltha Skin, of whatever nam.o or’natnrc, are-literally dug no cal carried out ofthe 'system In a shortimo by the use of these Bitters. One bottle iji suchs. ' cases will cohvfncc the most incredulous,pf their cnratlvoeffecis.^ ^ : ' . - - - OL-a.fsV t!ie Vitiated Blood whenever you find - its i.r;p;xritic3 bursting, through tbesjcin inPhn-“ > picV, Xnipflous or Cores; cleanse it when you. fin 1 it obstructed and sluggish Tn 'the .veins; foul, su'd''yourififcSIhga ^OSL 7tsU y&u wlipn. 'lir.epr t ! .c blood pure and-tee h- a«th of t : >?. srytit-nn will f:>l!«u.'. ^ IDTA PE aad otScr TVD rl^IS, lnfkiug in thc-systciu of s ■> many thousands,^ arc effectually destroyed and r'moVcd. For full directions, reed carc&tly the-circular arounJ each bottle. ' J.VA3iK!TIi, PrOpr^toi*: B. IT. ASD’ S’ Cr>., T>Vug?:i<t? .v:d Gsd. fan Francisc- Cu!, a *-l Cl aaU Ci CGinaic c a. St reef. Kcir- Yc: - SOLD bV Ai.L DRUGGISTS A27IT DEALEIL-. Sold l>y Dr. J. C. GILDE-BT, Perry. ON HAND AND MADS TO 0BDEB. A geBeihJ hosortineuf of 2iE£TAIjlic, and 6verr description of VTOUDEN ■; C. F. COOPER . Gr#at’s Ifu-IQax. Richmond, Va., Marcff 25,-CliarIea Friend, a prominent citizen ofiTince George county, living near Peters- uurg, was muidered last night near am house by a band of negroes, who took linn into the woods, where he was found. He lived long enough alter his discovery to tell the circum- stances of tlie assault. Sun Francisco, March 25.—Aimed vigiiants ehtered .the jail of Virginia Gny this morning, beiore daybreak, covered the jaiier with mu&ketsj took out Arthur Perkin ilefiiah, who h-nted one Smith in a'saloon row a few months since, and hanged him. They numbered two or three hundred, and. were armed with muskets belonging to the National GnariL They estab- iished patrols in all the streets of the viciiut . , and conducted everything in the motsf orderly manner . ' Keeps-snch a full and elegant assortment of FANCY GROCERIES V Hearse'q.ci be furnished to order at any “me, on short notice. I call be found in the (hiy lime at my stars,'next.in-the Hotel; it night, at my residence, adjoining that oi Dr. Haris. STANDARD C&U3H El T^-J^PplP'L 951BII Bacon, Lard, Flour, lisli. Furniture fi/lade to. Order. md repaired at- short nofiec-. -,-ou Fcnrhure :ik CHEAP AS BOUGHT 3N.MACON. •olds, BjxWflC-S of tiiltSC Uuil IllUg ■irjjiicitiLgj tic.' ' ': ,..;• ' "L'. Cx y aunc of coiuuniii. Ci ?ti;.Tc-u,t;t:ti 'with rrugli OXC-fcrt if\*Sa tiiV iiidfGaiitil ;ald. Tue diseases b: tiiv u:d ju e of c Rttifcst to overy nitfeii.^cAit "i’nc bciiut •i-gauizjitiou of t:;e 'tiLiIr courlftfit r.« t.v.1 imi tue.r tioiug oXpuScd t or-sur tji rftu afferent tctapui’Atiiie. o^tbwircu Cg;.taiua vjir-c^ -l’.tat.lii»'m.Itttiiri^tiUripoiitii’d YU 3trMts'ii.iei Lit’ CANDY, APPLES, ORANGES, RAISINS, decl7-ly . ‘‘A Run Throngh the South.” - Under this head the Tribune, of. Wednesday, publishes the following' from one oi the trodly,.loil,. just re- turaed.from a, Southirn four. . Sucli personalities are h^hly reprchensilfie. NUTS, CANNED OYSTERS AND And everything else good to eat .He also keeps a good assortment of The first tMng this tourist knows he-' will be sued for libel:. Sir.—I returned last night from a Southeiji business .trip. I saw and conversed with fieaxly all the leading men in my line of business, and with a good- many newspaper owners and editors. At Atlanta, the leading jew eler informed_me that two prominent State officers, were formerly express agent and conductor on the Georgia State Road. The jeweler informed, me that both were poor before they became, politicians, bnt that five i-days ‘after one secured his position^ hc- uought- five gold watches, costingSTlO.. The jeweler ffitiier told me 'that fiife' two bought about one-third of all he sole! last ' year. The jeweler was a Northern man, and lie said they were billy as corrupt as bur New York poli ticians. stories. One tells of a farmer in Scip- .ip, N. Y., who has a turkey that has laid one hundred eggs in one hundred consecutive days, never missing a day on account of sickness or a circus in town; another gives an account of a flock of of sixty turkeys in Vermont, that flew so high that they became dizzy, and came down so heavily that twenty of them were killed; but both of these are eclipsed by a correspon dent of the Cincinnati Commercial, iroticc. Tu flltoW the' fetsLiual.-JL -uidicii:e4.s Lcid, we ivieV» It C^avc Xffi; Rearly-ipiir jearsato. -ybojj «uJi v.re‘co.’{:h. i \\c.? b:LInucc. by Mr. * 'it V;IWC aucii rca. i‘f that I take great }£ic-a>Uxetali' x < g Nucii as ruay oeiuc Rii^-Mir c'oi ag. 'jjA'wTS'3 Mlacou,-Jaa. 22, lo t Q. Of various -kinds, to which he invites the special attention of the thirsty. ‘ To Our Pati-ons, To Dealers, and so ti t .. General. Public,.. - . - \^7E fcyl Uir.t -.v:canT3St dn a batter srrvico Uisi ’ » to raiife a voic6 6? waruaig agr.lRRt the izid'-i cr.nmiate iu»o Of-Pateut Medicines, Wlioao name. : now Le^iou, a iai’ge which are put'm. on tiie uial-kei by iyiibraut Quacks,who do liot ac-' Liuly kiiuw anytuing of modicine. Alaiiy oi tue.- jjfeof^joyalue wha^ver, at.' ceasing tixfe auffdrrng"and oiteiA^odticin^ a»fc»bility or aliortCaiug thodifdbf .Lie individiia: ' Aa druggists and dealers, we are cowpellcd It buy and-Refftiie5§noSd:ui;:c. wined u«- u • i . . . ..' what they are. . As a piutecLoa to the people f ton gross imposition, aad from tiie suffering that often entailed oh thein by the xisaof tlie class c nostrums above mentioned, wehave prepared ahe offer^themafew* airictly Pnre finally jffediemet- Persom^rffo^^^^^dne .vntbwnit the advice a pbysxCiaij woal^do Wpll to give these tlie prelc. ence, because-they are good and pure, ahd ar P^pyc^hy wifo-Tjave had lohg ycais c I will j)xy the ruling market prices for Cotton. . ' . - dtc28-tf * , C. E. COOPEB. A HD FIHDIHGS jVa 3, £oiicn Avenue, MAC02?, GA. ■ -From Mayor G;^.-Shear.' Macp>vGa., February 1^1870. - lessrs.,!*. TV. HU3iT-&' CO.: w - Gents:—Mr.'P- Loud Laving referred,yon to,me \ d ilative to the merits of LI6 Cough Syrnp^I take, icasnre in stating tL at when suffering froma Ve.y . averecold and distrfesshig cough, wliicii destroyed - ny rest, Mr. Loud noticed m>* cough and preser.t- d me With some of lUfr-SvnipyWliicli afforded me . mmediate relief, and cilablca rest quietly^ thing I had'not been able tewdo for several nigl.t- -yefore. I therefore esteem the.Symi>-a very valu able medicine'. ** Xoursbvery-respcctfully, Geobge S. Qdzae. RespectfuBy-in-vdte the attention of wholesale had retail buyers to their large and well assorted .itick, .'which comprises eveiytiiiBg in the snajte oi aditi.’, gentlemen's, misses*, youtiis’- and boy8*. ivear, of ail -the very newest styles^ among tnem the best of PtdladelphiavNew York, Boston. I-ew Haven, etc. . We deel confident , of-.suiting jui-tomeis -bcthJn fihality and price,.and theie- iv-re invite a calL . -dec28-3nir Tofitis to the public a - - Now Map of the Sia.te.of Georgia, ExhiBitiiig all the new counties, county towns, villages, post-offices, and the whole net-work . pi railroads, highways, rivers, creeks and water conraes in the Suite. It is a correct transcript lrom the records in the Surveyor General’s Office, showing the sur veyed disiricts,’with the numbers of the ioi ot land in the coriier of each,-and a com plete Cheek Map 4or all- portions of the ri-jiie, surveyed in lots oi -490-acres.. It Mso- exhibits. that portion ofFlcrida bounded -on tile South. . Size of Map, 5Gx67 xnebes. Mounted 'form *10.00; Dissected Form, $10 00: Compiled by.J.ixrEs R.Bcns in 1859. Revised and published by * A--G. BUTTS, -. feb9-om " Micox, Ga-, 1870. A majority of the Sinaia Commit- miton other bogs and abou; tee have decided to seat Foster Blod- b i ze . The seven unnatural r gett. His qualifications (though not out a bout the natural one, legal) are admirable. He is the man scalier i n size Tlie ^ £ who .perjured -his soul and buried hta far b - ack in tlle lic , 2(l {]j , conscience in the putrescence of his nofc ^ as it goeg forwarcL own rottenness. He is’the fellow who on the right side is twice a -not only failed to pay a cent into the the one on the left. The h treasury of the State of Georgia, for head does not look like that twelve months of his control of the but more like that of a huffe! State Road,' bnt actually run the road j , , , in debt’a half million of dollars. He | : MoBB rr ^ ; 0sz Thousa: | is the man who delighted to oppress M. seauch op Eke£ohi | the helpless people of the South—to; Iearrl) by the Xew Y oxk E:q elevate the ignorant negro to control L fc a silgle BaresQ statil ., ike intelligence and virtue of the y or k, lost week, tln-re were j j country. . HLs heart is the seat of, one t h6usand women in ■ every vice, liis head the empty re-cep- . e mpl oymc-nt, Snuerintende I tacle of nothing. He is the'epicone of; Lue] of tbe Free L;;b „ r Bm infamy, the summary of villainy, the| 8 ail<110> cliatoQ piafte> , < of sbame - 111 h:La ltre coa '; following report of basinet j centrated an a life interest, meanness j ^ feudilJf , 3Iarcll o.- th . A j and rascality. In tnat galaxy <A viz: j thieves Ids colleagues m Congress-!^ j ns Is the. blackest star. W ith snch I ^ | qualifications he can, nnblnsliiuglv, sit i , h ~ i 1+ • The friends of senator Jo I oTthe side of Uameron and ALorton, ; { e rm w ■»— c . Jf r> 7 ! ejan, of IliinoLS, assert that ! of Thayer and In ye.—Southern Record- \ ° _ . . _. ^ j supported m the ttepublicai] GOOD THD1GS EGE EVEEYEGDY CCMPOUND EXTRACT DRUGS, MEDICINES Yellow eock, Eor Scrotuta and’ Strofv-dous lliseafes, Skin DS- ^ses, Eruptions. Pimples. Pustules, Blotches boils, Erysipelas, Tetter,' Scaid-Lead, Hing-wdnn Ulcers, Tumors, Seres, Syphilis, Mercurial Pols oning, and Tor RUBIFYING THE BLOOD. Even when no particular disorder is felt, peop! «^joy better health add live longer for idealism, ttie blood. Keep the blood healthy and all is wei. bat with this p^abaimn of life disordered, tiier. be no lasting health. - Sooner or Liter somt Lung must go wrong, and the machinery of life disordered or overthrown. This medicine is*a hinnless as it is effectual—a fact of inua..~r* n in Pittance to those who it, for many, of the a teraLvea- in market have mercurj' or arsenic s their basis, and often entail a countless train r evils upon their victims, even worse than the oru ^^1 disease. This medicine is a concentrate tluid Extract- of Sarsaparilla. Yellow Dock ar- vueea'g Delight, with three pi) grains of purifir h v ^d^ascium to each *jose, af.d is By v l) ^ st an d ches‘pes+ iterative ever offered to th. Nelaton to proceed. At the congnlta- J tion, he rdatetHhe dream, adding: j “Gentlemen, I tell yon this dream | as a singular mrcnmstanee. Are any j of you believers in the theory that die- { eases of the body may produce a re-j ciprocal action in the mind?” The doctors all expressed themselves j as free from any such belief at thfe mo- j ment Furthermore, it appeared that j their opinions were unchanged in re- j gard to the disease of the young j 'Prince. -JDr. Nelaton was partierJarly | i.oaitive in re-asserting his own opin ion. ) i3» All of thfl above preparations for sale oy - ’ C. GIT.BKIIT. •_ -' .feny,Ga.