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J. T. WATERMAN. BY J. T. WATERMAN. VOL. I, NO. 18. MW APPLE LIVER PILLS; j Spier Extracts from flic Sy.ecdiofMr. j Beck, of Kentucky, against the Kn KIux BilL ‘ ; -This is the same old story that'lias been rung in the ears of the Kecon- ilr. Eldridge.—When was that? „ -Mr. B.eck,—February, 1S70; more than oneyear ago. There was a vol ume of testimony taken. I hold it up, j that gentlemen may see the pile. Men i eame.beforethe committee and swore to each things as yon never, heard of. I hope the House will allow that to'be published for the edification of the people, to show what unprincipled men wi^F swear to?. ■' -- ; Mr. Edridge.—Why was it not- pub lished? * ■ - Mr.-Beck.—Because those, of us who knew that the charges were, false got s Year...... Months,--- re e Months, H. M. HOLTZCLAW, ATT OR ME Y A T LAW, PEBBY, GEORGIA. .. n of hie time paid for, unless the sub- Spdon is previously renewed. . . If the address of a subscriber is to be j„nge4, we must have the old address as f^lts the new one,to prevent mistake. .. >Io subscription received for a less period \A4LDS attention to. the pact that he still-lives: Notwithstanding the fact that he has the weigh t of many years upon .him, “there Is life in the old man yet’-’ At -his old stand he still-keeps a BUFORDM. DAVIS, Attorney at X*aw, . PEBBY, GEOBGIA, AYill practise in all -the Couxts of the Ma con Circuit, and in others by special con tract. ian26 er of the: House and. the President of. the Senate pf Tennnsseo to come here and contradict them. 1 : We brought Federal officers and Federal soldiers” and Confederate officers and Confeder ate soldiers, and the. best citizens of thing in onr reading columns. This rule is "^Any-one-sending us five-new subscribers gd $12 5C, will receive the Home Jouksal aI1 » year free. Displayed advertisements will be-charged tecording to the space they- occupy- ‘, , ■ Oil advertisements should be marked for Reified time, or hey wifi fee continued Which, although it is not quitchs large at some in New Y'ork or Baltimore, always has something good to eat init HE BUYS FOR.CASH AND SERBS FOR CASH! And respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. Give him a call.' jan5-b SHOES AND BOOTS C. C. DUNCAN ATTORNEY AT LAW, !ndcliargedfor until ordered out Advertisements inserted at intervals will la charged as new each insertion. Advertisements to run for a longer time . gjree months, are due and will be col lated at tho beginning of each quarter. ' Transient advertisements must be paid for in advance. . .. Job work must be paid for on debray. Advertisements discontinued from any before the time specified, will be hLreed only for the time published. yArinne Notices and Obituaries not ex- ,-jw tin lines will be published free.— Obituaries of more than ten lines will be ' a vannlnr ,1 rltrOTf IKinC* TAIa*:. WORM CANDY! The Great Medical Discovery V Dr. WAIXEE’3 HATa V HI EG Ml BlfTERS. |-3 Hundreds of Thousands Bear testimony to their Wonder- °o ful Curative Effects. g * 9 111 WHAT ARE THEY? Ip in. the huinaii body. Symptoms of Worms. Alternate paleness and Husking of eonnt; nance a dull expression of tke.eycs, drowsiness, rtciiiug of tiie nose, a swelled upper lip. tongue whitrly furred and thieklv speckled with red spots, gtsu breath and enlarged belly, a partial,or gee* si swelling or putfiness of tiie. skin, a (Carting in ti»e sleep, and grinding of the teethea sensation as 'something were lodged in the threat, a gisdna. wasting «f the fiesh, aicknesa of the slum ico. vyin- -ting, a short di-y rough, appetite sopet iues vora cious, at other times feeble, an - unnatural craving tor dirt, chalk or clay, bowels sometime - costive, at other times loose, great fretfoiiiess.aod' in-ita- hiiity of temper, pains in the stomach an . bowels, colic, fits, convulsions and palsy. ENDERS his prM«e>ional services to the citizens of Perry and the siirrcnrnffine nlry. Office at- Dr. Gilbert’s Drug, re. - jan26-6m FURNITURE L:W.HTJNT&CO., Druggisu, aiacon, Ga. Unparalleled Suffering! tioH ^** Si * S ^ o sa'<. Ofc S THEY ARE NOT A VILE ' « f 3 e! FAN C V DRI N K .Ifi Made of Poor Rant, Whiskey, Proof Spirits andRefnsc Liquors doctored, spiced add sweetened to please the taste, called “Ton* lea,”“Appetizers,” “Restorers," *c„ that lead the tip pier , on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, pree front nil Alcoholic Stimulants. Thoy are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN CIPLE a perfect Renovator andlnvigoratorof the System, carrying off nil poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitters according todireo- tlon and remain long unwell. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheu matism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indi- scstiou, Bilious, Remittent and Inter mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bit- tera have been most successful: Such Dis eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digostivo Organs. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Conghs, Tight ness of the Chest, DizzinoSS, Sour Eructations of tiie Stomach, Bad taste in the.Month Bilious At tacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lnr.gs.Pain in thereglons of the Kidneys, aud •ahundred other painful symptoms, are the off- springsof Dyspepsia. They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate tho torpid liver and bowolB, which renderthemof un equalled efficacy la cleansing the blood of all Impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to tho whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ernptlons.Tettsr, Balt Rhemn,.Blotches, Spots,.Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-Worm?, Scald-Head, Soro Eves, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of UiYskih, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dug, up and carried out of tho system In a short time by the use of.those Bitters. One bottle In such eases will convlnco the most incredulous of their euratiroeffects. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find .Its Impurities bursting through the skin In Pim ples, Eruptions or Sores; cleanseit when you jitid it obstructed and sluggish in tho veins; cleanse It when It Is fool, and your feelings will te‘1 yon when'. Keep, the blood pnro and the health of the system will follow. TIN,.TA PE and other WORMS; lurking In thosystcmdf so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed. For full directions, read .carefully tho circular around each bottle. J. WALKER, Proprietor. It. R. MCDONALD ft CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco, Cal ,'and SS'SndSl Commerce Street, New York.: SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS Sold by Dl J. C. GILBERT, Perr^. TOXIC LIYEIl BITTERS. Komis constantly on hand a good assort ment of BEDSTEADS, T R U N DLE. BEDS WARDROBES, TABLES, CHAIRS, - W A S H ST-A-NDS,. CRADLES, cr:i!S,safes,etc., But don’t be alarmed, reader, for it did iot happen anywhere in this neighborhood; n fact, such a thing could not take place os long.as DtUCrF MC CDJIUWWISJ ——V- V. T .f chills and lever, it will be found to be a valua ble medicine, by gently cumulating the liver a o. aBBiBiiug nature to throw off miat'rna. Unke.onc. cm or three doses a day—just enougu to produc' ■m or three doses a day—just enough to prcduc f«!L hrtiltliv action on the bowel*. If 3'ou have anife to r.se bitters of any Lind, this ir what you rant. Feared only Mr- ^ ^ jjr*NT ft CO., Druggiste, M&coii, Gn. C. F. COOPER !VI^TTRE$§ESb ON HAND AND MADE TO. ORDEK. Koeps such a full and elegant assortment of A general assortment- of METALLIC, and every description .of WOClDEN ’ FANCY GROCERIES, A STANDARD COUGH REMEDY. a V. HVXT. A Hearse can be fuinished 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 iny resi ’enee, adjoining that of Dr. Havis.J Bacon, tard, FJour, lisli. i&Baagsigmgyiigt jE MEDICINES. Furniture Made to Order, :\nd repaired tit short notice. I will sell you Furniture as CHE-VP AS IT BAX BE BOUGHT EX >IACOX. GEORGE PAUL. dec !7-Iy - " ' colilit, itoreaea ux -tiie taront, -eiicBt aud uroucliitiP.etu. . \ Kvej-y caae.of consumption'coamicncen witli i cough excited, from the individual having taini cold. The disc?*** of the air pct'ijageB are ir gi interest to every inteli geut being. The d -Ueau organization of the long*, their cousiaift a uvity. aud their being exposed 'to contact of airot tfuch, dift'Dreut temperature, aud-wiiich contains yacionV irritating .matters suspended itu-itf^ rent e tutxc unpecialiy - liabier to dhseaueBi and thoae ox* most se rious cliaraider. For; those diseases -we. offer Prof. Loud’s Cou^lt. - Mixture as a. remedy. If you catch a c6ld, ilo xk t wait to let it get a deep' hold, Irut take the -rcm».*uy at once. To show the ebtimation 'in which ti.-s medicine is held, we append a few certilicatcs ; It Gave Beady aud Entire ilt lltf.. Nearly xeur years ago, when suffering from a se vere cough, L'waa induced by Mr. Loud, to try his Cough; Syrup, -JLt gave such ready and entire re lief that 1 take great-pleasure .in recommeuding it to such as maj\be in a similar^ condition of^suffer- uifx. E. W. W-Vkbx?s. Macon, Jan. 22,1S70. (l^NTS.OHS NUTS, CANNED OYSTERS AND Handsomest Stocks Of various kinds, to which he invites the special attention of the thirsty. To Our Patrons, To Dealers, aadto the General Public. MIX & KIRTLAND, REDUCED! Afforded Immediate Relief. Macoh, 6a., January 6‘ 1870 jleasrs. L. W. HUNT ft CO.-: . GifmtsUnderstanding that you have' engaged In the manufacture of E. Loud’s Cough Syrup, it affords me pleasure to bear testimony to its mer it- I was niffering from a'very troublesome rough when Sir. Loud presented mewitha bottle of his Swap, tho use of which afforded me' immediate relief. My mother used a small portion left by me, with similar beneficial results. •Respectfully, yours, J. C. Curd. ® feel that we cannot do.a better service than of warning against the ihdia- use of Patent Medicines, whose name is ca ! ^ tge “ejority of-Which are pift up- BaB ““*'t by ignorant quacks, iVho do not ac- ^NuwwanyUiing of medicine. Many of these are of no value whatever, and Jutio. e Jt ri ; , ^ ugerous ' hemg recommended for o.. ■H‘V invariably aggravate, thus in- fi aa e nng and often producing lasting hi ^rtening tiie life of the Jndlrtduah kviuidSle? 4nd dealers, we are compelled to ■b “oatrums, which we do for just tea iATT;. « a protection to the people-froiu from the suffering that is sat—S'ji on them by the use of the class of. aS^atetearoAmortt: ,«»hwSi.nr-S?. 1 ?^ >Cl ° B: Vrtliout the advice of I will pay the ruling market prices fin Cotton. dee28-tf - C. F. COOPER. AND FINDIHGS JVo. 3, Cotton Avenue, MACON, GA., RCFJIC-Ctfully invite the attention of wholesale and retail buyers to their large aud well assorted stock, which comm-ises cvcrythingiu the shape of ladies’, gentlemen's, misses’, youths’ and boys’ .wear, of.all the very newest styles, amoug them the best makes of Philadelphia, New York. Boston, New Haven, etc. We feel confident of suiting customers, both iu quality and price, and there: fore invite a call- dec2g-Sm From Mayor G. S. Obcar. ' Macom.Ga., February 1,1870. ■Messrs.il. W.RUNTA-CO.: - Gekts:—Mr. P. Loud having referred youto me relative to the merits of his ConghSyrup, I take pleasure In’stating that when, suffering from avefy severe cold and distressing cough, Which destroyed niy rest, Mr. Loudnotioedmy coughand present ed me with someof his-Syrup. winch afforded me Immediate relief, and enabled me to rest quietly, a thing ILad not been able to do for severafnlghls before— I therefore esteem the Syrup a very valu able medicinS. T Yours; very respectfully. ^ Xew Map T offera to thejfublic a' New Map of the State of Georgia, Exhibiting all the new. counties, county towns, villages, post-effices, and the whole net-work of railroads, highway^ riyern, creeks and- water courses in the State. It is a correct transcript from the records in the Surveyor General’s Office, showing the sur veyed districts, with the numbers of the lot of land in the comer of each, and a com plete Che6k-Map for -all: partions of the State, surveyed in lots of 490 acres. It also exhibits that portion of Florida bounded on the'Sonth. > Size of Map, 56x67 inches. Mounted form $10.00; Dissected Form, $10 OO; Compiled by James R-Bcits in 1859. -Revised and publidiai by . A. G. BUTTS, fels9-3iin - Mj.cos, Gi., 1870. : COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA! DRUGS, M EDllCINES DICTIONARY Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Sails, Drugs, Patent Medieines, ^filiTUfG THE BLOOD. JC.HI. “r,. is ien, people S \ nd Uve longer for cleansing 3“« blood healthy and all is wall, .■"“mh-Of life disordered, there ^.health. Sooner or later some- This medicine ia sa ^ 6 bict of tam_'p— im- ta3re Jt - for many of the al- ha-ve mercury or arsenic aa it Jro 11 antad * countless train of J?- 6 ’ even worsekhkn the crlg- ^vrtththree (S)' gSSTof^Sd. Sto., &C., All of which will be sold very low for Cash, ^ CREDIT HAS PLAYED OUT. He is daily receiving ai.t, TjTF. GOOD THINGS OF THE SEASON. . He has put down the prices to suit the times. Call on him and yon cannot tail to GARDES AND GRASS SEEDS eVE rY THURSDAY MORNING, AT EEREY, GA. or interest, will be chargi Advertisers are requested to hand in their foror. as early in the week as possible Tho above terms will be strictly adhered to. ■ Set aside a liberal percentage for adver- tbinc. Keep'yourself unceasingly- before the public; aud it matters not what businrof. vnn arc engaged in, for, if inteUigehtly ami jaihivlrioualy pursued, a fortune will be tli, wait"—Hunt’s Merchants’ Magazine. “After I began to advertise my Ironware (Soeiy, business increased with amazing ri: pidity. For ten years past I have spec. £10 000 yaariv. to keep my superior war,- hefore the pubiio. Had I been timid in ad rortising, 1 should never have possessed my fortune of JC350,000.’’—McLeod Belton Eir.ningham. tdrertising, like Midas’ touch, turn everything to goli By it yourj during niw dmr millions to their coffers.”—Stuar. Clay. Wlint audacity is to lova- and boldncf to ear, the skillful use of printer’s ink is t. snccofi* in business.”—Henry Ward Beecher. "Tho newspapers made Fisk.”—Mam.i Fkk, Jr. "Without the aid of advertisements, I mn!A have done nothing in my specula-: ton.. I have the most complete.faitli in printer’s ink. Advertising is tire royal road loluuiuoss."—P. T. Bamum. arms i nine mop appropriations a c< en away principnii' „ Yon have coyruption where. You have legislated to Bessemer steel and pig iron, bruiting, coal, and salt, and everything in which a few men in the Eastern Stales and in Pennsylvania are interested, jiay so high a duty that these tilings and others, ot that class cost the people hundreds of millions oi dollars more 'i than they would rmtler a just govern ment I might go. on and show fh« corraption of the Post Office Depart ment—the Tice metre and other like swindles in the Internal llevenne, and a thousand other things which it is very important to divert the attention of the people'from; and the cry of Kn. Eluxis as good ; a way to do it as any other. ' You kndw thnt wheuever we-^fT m enn by that the Democratic party—get possession of the Government, as we will unless prevented by the bayonet; whenever we get hold of the book of - the War Department, of the Navy Department, of the Treasury Depart- • ment,'of the Interior Department, of the Post Office, and others, and de- velop- them" to the country, the men who have been prominent iri'the'leg'e- hition-and administration of affairs in ibis country for the last ten years will . ’ stink in the"nostrils of all the world.— Then we may be able to.-understand how-men. of a salary of .bdt $1,500 a year have been able to build palatial residences and amass* colossal for mes. "We will then be able to understand the Chorpenning and other cases.— Many of yon dare not allow us to do it if ifccan be prevented in any way, fair of ford. It is to preumt that, to delude and deceive the people, that yog now propose to change the issue, and, if necessary, make Gen. Grant Emperor rather . than suffer the expo sure to be'made. We have shown, and the people are fast getting to understand, that there, is hardly a department of the Gov ernment that is not rotten to the core. And nobody seems to care. It is looked upon as a matter of course.— For example, a report was made upon the. Indian Department by Mr. Sar gent, of California, Mr. Lawrence, of Ohio, and myself, at the last session, charging that the department, by neg lect and iueompetehey of the Commis sioner—by reason of vicious contracts, at least—had last year cost the people hundreds of thousands of dollars.— i3nt no man has stiid a word against -hese contracts, in this House or. else where; the Indian Commissioner has never been censured by the President ;or that charge made against him by two prominent members of his own parry in an official report to Congress fully sustained by published proofs. And so now with the departments.— You dare not allow an investigation. You want to change the iassue. You know the Southern States are going Democratic, ns well as the Northern. You want to stuff the ballot boxes of the North by the ballots of the South, obtained by the bayonet, and thus neutralize the one with the other.— Many of you would rather see the President Dictator to-day than to see the Democratic party come into power and expose the outrageous acts your party has committed. That is at the bottom of it all. . I do not know that Gen. Grant is as bad a man as some of his leading party , friends say he is.— They know him better than L Bnt if he was the best man on earth—if he was Gen. Washington himself—the power this bill proposes to give should not be conferred bn him. ncd. A Western editor says that a girl " who is now called ’“a beautiful blonde,” was, a few years ago," termed “a tow- head-”. Columbus, Ga., is now manufactu- ng cigars at the rate of 700,000 per annum.. Her annual consumption is nation cannot bs obtained. X have i about 200,000.