The central Georgian. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1847-1874, February 09, 1870, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextGEOBGIAH);; . *®*prt5*"£ *•»*« 1 ,.« JJ. GILMORE, Proprietor. J0 ‘ MEDLOCK, Editor, J ; I :1CE IN MASONIC BUILDJNG 0 Sandersville, Ga. Subscription Mates,. .. e ne ^ ofLrj * Months, - - * - - .t;( f,, P- 7b 7* ^ w Advane*. $3 00 2 00 nbseriUsr fc»d» > c£9iSS ffaik on his ’ll kllOW lUt* 411H SUUiJpll’Jll'lvO UU,D ho expire, s-cd must be renewed if he wish- coritin.Vied. JS>‘ co ''lr'doiioVsond receipts to new subscribers. , c ive the paper they may know tiw-t we I'lhf ‘U’.j t i, e money. ‘‘ ‘ ^'. h-cribers wis)iipg their papers changed itT-“ uffico to another must state the name s 111 p0 0 °t5ce from which they wish it changed. jislXESS CARPS. 8. 1. WARTHEN attorney at Lntr, ^ DERSVILLE, ga. 5-ly , Si, l 3 °j . ^VNdMAIiE & EVANS , v tto^eys at law, gVNDt-RSVILLE, GA. rpn^ th© Courts of Washington, Wil “ .luifej’SQn, Johnnou, Hancock and OlMceou Ike Public Square op* ^‘Ti.fconrtHon^o. fBKVERLY D. KVANS, 1-lj ' .-|HN N. GILMORE, jf'J'O /* »V*JG \* mttT EsH IF ; SANDERSVILLE, ga. Dr. James B. Smith TFVLLY anuouuceB to his former pat- ]) ts ihe miblic, that lip has resinned the ■ r0 [• Jiedieince, and wi.l be plcaspd to serve t V l„->i of his ability. Officp at the Drug f o’ < B. Antes. h ’ ' ' trif^vilb. On-, Dec. 23, 1853. tf ifllTlV JL V HIT A KI li BBIsTTIST, sandersyille, ga. Terms V sITIVEL Y Cash. ISfiM «-lv 7. RANDOLPH HARDfcON, iTTURNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Genera! Land anti Haim Agent, fpri„?fitdd, Limestone Comity, Texas. P UlTinliLAK attention given to the collection of,lid claims and Legacies and the purchase dole of I ands iu all parts of Texas, and re- Bitunvrs [iriniipdy made. Parties desirous ot pur- chttins Hi'«“ in Texas and those having lands or Ulierinterests there which they wish looked after, m |j ,i„ a,-11 tn ciinler with me. Correspondence ,i.licitrd mid every information ns regards health, ;jj ciiiii'tc.’ agrippltural, edmational, rcli pen«ulcvimnerciiil advantages, Ac., <fec., theer- f ' 1 twW'-CM.-«-n. A. K. Allison and Moody Tirade' A >'P . Gal vest.-n. Texas; Brown Johnson Sfrjltvaii, Texas ; \Y II. heufroc, Sal) lersville. tie'livv.i’jnad £ Pavia. Tlioma-ville. Ga.; lion’s. h.V'SdMraiKi Wilk Call, Tsl.ahssspp, jfia. !. -is. ly JAMAII & CATES, ' j/!E NOW fPREPARED TO BUILD iJRRl.lGES, BUGGIES, LUM BER RVIG 8c. Eepair : iiv promptly attended to. Orders res (fctluliy solicited /. V. ARY.tU, II. A. CATES, SAN DEUCY ILLE, GA. J'jlr r, ISG9. 27-Cin Manufacturer and Dealer in TIlsT WARP, SANDERSYILLE, GEORGIA. A IT, kinds of work in Till, Copper, Sheet Iron, it, , it., done on short notice. Koofipg.Gutter- 6p Yallrviug in town or country, p'rp.n'iptly alteii- ai to. Merchant' will be supplied with Warp of the iot quality on the most reasonable terms. YT Orders solicited. AftiliS. lSK». tf limes Reel} & Co. Importers 8 Dealers Brandies, Whiskies, Gins, Wines, «c:a«^3 m'2 ‘ ■ ©snaa afl&ai&2>a$f® 139 Ray Street, 8 A VA YNAll; G EORGIA. JAMT.S UKED. W. B. DICKENSON. Not. IT, 1S6U. 4f-6in n & waiter icons,rs to C. W. ThomtsOX,established 1859,) o »im ion (3 / //cic/ia / nt> J And Wholesale Dealers in <n Groceries, Liquors and Fruits, No. 91 Buy Street, SAVANNAH, GA. T. THOMPSON, J- E. WALTER, >T - D, 1869. 46—1m W I L LTAAI ifO^N E , Estalishep 1850. nporter and Wholesale Dealer in N T ES, LIQUORS AND SEG ARS, No. 133 Boy Street, WANNAH, - - - GA. 'gent for Georgia and Florida of SHUMAN'S UNRATED ALE, in Barrels and Half Barrels. r 17, 1869 46-3m ♦ ———— IN POLITICS, CONSERVATIVE; IN RELIGION, CATHOLIC; IN MATERIAL INTERESTS, PROGRESSIVE. ISTo. 6. SANDERSVILLE, G-.A-., FEBRUARY 9, 1870. YOL, XXIV, BUSINESS CARDS. • I BUSINESS CARDS. M, Fitzgerald, Manufacturers anti Wholesale Ard Retail Dealers in Indies, Cordials, Sjrops, Fancy COtNFECTIONERY, &c. r,. 180 Bn/an Street, SAVANNAH, - - GEOGGIA. , bee. 2: 1'69. 5l-3m & Harwich. 6 °0 T A' SHOE JUNKER S, ' "(East Side -Public Square.) SANDERSVILLE, ga. then cf stock used and all work warrenteST 4s—6g( : 'Lm. S. Youngblood, I nn ,i . 3nd V prihsh'nll kiudp of Sjv-rn.turo ,6 «t» - l0 ."('bolster Chairs,,, Sotae, &X." < hue Dini. "? Utu very best miiuneA Ye v.i.lal- lm,i neM '’Obture to yrejer. \Ve-upclerstitird 1 bur a "d intend ‘to put up tdi' work in the ,re "|toirur , m “ nn . w ."’jd. 'brthe neatest styles. We '"KetthV.m I. ® »t to’t|,e interest <Jt the .people, tE 1 trial * urnit u re troin us. Bo come y.iil'give »,M» C. E. GROOVER, Savannah. C. F. STUBBS, Savannah. A. T. MACINTRE, - Thomasvillc. GROOVER, STUBBS 4 00. Cotton Factors —AND— General Commission Merchants 94 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. r M-A-GrG-TJsrG-, Ties, Rope and other S U R R u I E S , FURNISHED. AUo Liberal Cash Advances made on Consignments for Sale or Shipment 10 Liverpool or Northern Ports. 25, 1869. 84-5ra A. M. Sloan. H. Sloan A. JL SLOAN P0., (S0)^(j)S5[ ‘^OT(S)IB3 - ' ' AND - ' (SnuralCoinmissign percents CLAQUORN & CUNNINGHAM S RANGE, BA T STREET, Savannah, Georgia. Bagging and Rope or Iron Ties advanced on crops. Liberal cash advaneps made on coin-ignmente for linn respoudenta in Liverpool, N or Ba'tiniore. e/nly 14, lSf,9. ew York, Philadelphia 28-fim S. E. BOTH WELL, w. n. wooDumnas. B0THWELL & WOODBRIDGE, C0TT0Y FACTCRs AND General Commission MERCHANTS, 74 ray street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. 19, 1868. Aug tf as-tf iN' Davailt, Waples &, Co. FACTORS -~AND=- Copintission Tllerehanis, SAYANNAH, GEOIGIA, Juno 9, ISfTfl. 23—ly* JOHN H. DILLON. Wit. 8. 8TLTSQN. DILLON & STETSON, (SCCCESSORB tO M0M4.HON & CQ f| ) iniQEf S f tfjE GRQCEftS AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS, IOI BAY STREET, Savannah., Ga, March 31, 1869. ly PALMER & DEPP1SH, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN Hardware, Rubber Belting, Agri cultural Implements, Powder, Shot, Caps and Lead, 148 Congress and 67 St. Julian Sts., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. March 81, 1869. ly VTK. H. T180N. MI. W. QOBDON. TISON & GORDON, coton factors, AND General Commission Merchants, 96 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEQRGIA. Bagging and Rope or Iron Tipi advanced on Crop*. Liberal Cash advance! made on coniigniticnts of Cotton. Grateful for liberal patronage in the past, a con tinuance of the same gi'reipectfuUy lolicited. Sept. 8, 1869. 36-6m A.Fteidenberg 4" Bro. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in H EAVY and FANCY GROCERIES! Corner of ’Barnard and Broughton Sts., SAVANNA II, GA, K EEP constantly on lmad.a tgllfsupply of Bar coll. Suit, Fii'b, Fgirei/fH syjd Domestic Li- ouuiv, V ines, HnVIiux hnd V^eet IffdU rruits, Se gura of the beat Fgihda and dY dl^qt importatiou, & Ba\ ere from ih# t)P country. wil'r.!t|jd it ^ their advantage to examinfibw: Stoclt daws, before purchasing elaoWhCTtv Mug. 25, 1^4. •4 V I. L. FALK &. Co.. —ON E PRICE— Wholesale and Retail Clothing Warehonse, No. 147 Congress & 147 St, Julien Streets, SAVANNAH, GA. A large Assortment of Furnishing Goods,Hats, Trunks, Valises, die., always on hand. Manufactory, 44 Murry Street, New York. Goods made to order £t t}ie shortest notice. January 1<) 3 1870. S—ly 4LPBKD II, COLQUIT, JAMES BAGCS, HCGH H. COLQUITT Baker County, Nowuan, Ga. Savannah, Ga. COLQUITT & BAGGS, COTTON FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia. Special attention to the sale of Cotton, Lumber and Timber. ' Liberal advances on Consignments. June 9,1869. ‘ 23—ly E. IV. DRUMMOND, G. C DRUMMOND. Of the late fifin of L. J. Guilmartiu & Co. EAV. DRUMMOND & BRO. GENERAL SHIPPING —AND—r- COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 154 BAY STREET, Savannah, Ga, Aug. 25, 1S69. „ 34-6tn I. J. GLJLMARTIN, JOHN FLANNERY. L. J. GU1LMARTIN & CO. Cotton Factors AND GENERAL Commission JJUrcjjauts, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. AGEN1S FOR Bradley’s Super Phosphate of Lime. Bagging, Rope, and Iron Ties, Always on band. Usnui Facilities Extended to Customer*. Aug. 18, I8g9. , S3-6in Gko. F. I’almes, W. C. I.tun, p. J. Both well, of Savamiab,Da. ofSayauuah,cia. of Dooly Co.,Ga. Estabiislied 1»50. Special. PALMES it LYON Wholesale Grocei*s 4»P COMMISSION MERCHANTS, N. E. Comer Bay and Barnard Streets, SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 25. 1869. 54—tf H. H. LINVILLE, WITH W. Gleason, IJtON ANP BRASS FOUNDER, EJlGMtUKEIl and -«,1 CHUTIST, 8T. JULIAN STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Manufaeturerand Dealerin Portable and Station- arv Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Sugar Pans, Giu Gear, Shafting, Pulleys, Iron Railing, Plow*, Iron and Brass Castings, aud Maoliiuerv of all kinds. Feb. 10, 1869 6—1^' M. FEKST & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS EV Wines, Liquors, Segars and FANCY GROCERIES, RANDIES, Ac., Ac.. lUmoved 1,0 corner BAY and WEAKER STREETS SAVA^AH, GEORGIA. House in Vv York, 449 liroadwny. March 11, 1869. ' tl jQp^p.. Xj. Martin, [Formerly of Washington County,] COTTON FACTOR, AND General Commission Merchant, 124 Bay Street, 8TODDARD'S UPPER RANQ& S.ir.LV.>Vi//, GJi. Advances made upon consignments of Cotton, Wool, Hides, Ac., in hand or ready for shipment. PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS. Planters supplied with Bagging, Rope and TieF, at lowest market rates. Aug. 25,1869. 34-tf JOHN M. coom & c •, Corner Whitaker St. Juliuu Streets,savannah, ox. WhoUtali and Retail Dealer! in BOOKS & STATIONARY ALL KINDS, COPYING&SEALPRESSES, PEN KNIVES, News & Book Printing Paper & Ink, GOLD PENS, PEN AND PENCIL CASES, Ledger, Writing & Colored Papers 0/ all kind» ane^ sizes for Blank and Job Work, Flaying, Visiting & Printers’ Cards, &c. Books Ordered or Imported, at Aew York Bates. John M. Cooper. George T. Quuntock. Alex. C. N. Sniets. aug. 25, 1869. to 1st Jan. WOOD & JOHNSON, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, ‘ Shoes and BrqganSy 127 Broughton Street, E. F. Wood, | —* " U “ ‘ ■J?f£lS»A- To. Gxo. U. Jolixibn, Formerly of Jobnaou A Co. B U SIN]? S-S CARDS. Flour! Flour! Reduction in Prices l HACKER & M0L0NY, Wholesale Flour Bouse, BISCUIT AND CRACKERS, 10 yer Cent Cheaper than any house in pj Hecker’s SELF RAISING FLOUR Liberal Discount to Dealore. GQODS BOUGHT ON ORDER. AGENCY, PENN. GARDEN SEEDS, cnOICE SEEDS. WHEAT A SPECIALITY 150 Congress and 69 Si. Julian Streets SAVANNAH, GA. June 9, ISG9. 23—12m Dee. 8, 18*9. STENUOFSE & CO., WHOLESALE Dealers in Flour, Grain, Bacon, T IDS, 111) and 112 East Bay, Charltslun, S."C,, And 97 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, Prices lower than the lowest. Orders promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed. Noy. 17, 1869, 46—ly S. S. A1ILLER, [Next door to Weed A Cornwell.] DEALER IN Jttahogany, Walnut 4* Pine Jim French & Cottage Chamber Sets AND Mattresses Made to Order. No. 155 and 157 BYoughton Street. SAVANNAH, GA. April 7, 1869. ly iAlima? & 139 and 141 Congress Street, Savannah, Cxa. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS, OIL Ql$THS, LACE CURTAINS, SHADES, &.C- ^@r\Vhol0sale Rooms Dp-Stairs."®# Feb. 10, 1869 6—ly \YM. II. WILLIAMS & CO., 197 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN GROCERIES, 8c. Dec. 8, 1869. 2m Cotton Seed, FROM David Dickson, Hancock County. For Sale by P. H. BEHN, FACTOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Dec. 8, 1869. 2m DRY GOODS! DeWITT & MORGAN, 139 Congress St., Savannah, Ga., ARE DAILX RECEIVING NEW ROODS, Which they are offering low for cash. $1312133 Black and Colored SIL&S; SATIN DE CHENES; OTTOMAN PLAIDS; FORTY SECONDS, and other new sfylea; French, English and American CALICOES. JftOURJriJrG GOODS. ALPACAS, BOMBAZINES; Merinos, Empress and Appret Cloth*; Magdala and Australian Crapes; Berlin Cords and Orleans Reps, noUSEKEEfMjrq GOODS. Table Linen; Ipsh Linens; Lineu Shectja^: P- C. Linen; Towels; Napkins; Doylies; Black and.ijrown Skirtings and Sheetings- A part of the above Goods are of .our own importation. We are selling Domestic Goods atreduedd price*. WOOLENS. Flannel*; Blanket; Shawls; Cloths and Cassimers; Linsey* and Kerseys; Ladies’ Gent’s aud’Chtldren’s Und^rresU. MISCELLANEOUS. Ribbons; Trimmings; Embroidcrfes^.. Gloves and Hosiery; HandkercKiffa; Ladies’ Collars and Cuffs, new styles; Hoop Skirts, he-, Ac. Not. 17, 1869. 4*-B® BUSINESS CARDS. W. G. RORIKSON, WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRYGOODS and SHOES, 70 St. Julian and 103 Bryan Streest r Savannah, 6ra. March 81, 1869. A. J. HILLER & CO. Furniture Warehouse, 138 BROUGHTON STREET, Savannah, Bcorgia, New Work made to order, Repair ing, Bell Hanging, Mattress Making and Upholstering, •IT SRORT JTOT1CE. A. J. MILLER. C. P MILLER. Aug. 25, 1869. 34-ly Joh.ii Oliver, Gilder and Glazier, No. 11 Whitaker Street, Savannah, Ga Dealer in Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Paints, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, And all Painters’ and Glaziers’ Material. Paints of all Colors and Shades. Ang.25, 1863- Mixed lr E, L. Add linger, Dealer in Saddles, Bridles and Harness, BELTING, SADDLERY WARE, Leather, &c., No. 72 St Ju'ian Street and 105 Bryan Street. SAVANNAH, GE. Feb. 10, 1869 6—ly DEALER IN Groceries,; Provisions, Flour, FRUITS, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &e. NO. 12 BARNARD STREET, SAVANNAH* GA* Terms Strictly Cash. Feb. 10, 1869 6:—ly Piano Wareroous! ESTABLISHED, CHARLESTON, 1835. ESTABLISHED, AUGUSTA, 1S48. W HERE can be fonnd PIANO FORTES nn- aurpasred for elegance of finish, great power, Hinging qualities, aweetnes* and purity ot tone, and of great durability. Emrptnstrumsnt warran ted for fvs years. Solo Agent for the Faotorie».of A- WebeT, Haines Bro*.. Narve&on Sena, and seTeral others. Also. Agent for Mason. & Hamlin’s superior CABINET ORGANS. All of which will be sold at factory price* for cash or city acceptame. GEO A. OATES, 240 Broad at., Augusta, Ga. July 21, 1869. 29-tf D. R. ADAMS, B. K. WA9BBURM, Eatonton, Ga, Sayannah, Ga. A. A* ADAX3, Americas, Ga. AMIS, WASHBURN & CO., FACTORS, Commission abd Forvd ng No 3 Stoddard’8 Lower Range, SAVANNAH, -- -- - 0EO. Oct. 6, 1869. 40-6m <ai?iDiaiaaiiiFr WHOLESALE GROCEBS, Corner Bay and ilrayton Sts., Dealers in Flour, Sug^L Bacon, ^classes, Lard,’ Wines, Shot,. Lead, Nails, Soap, Fish, Rice, Raisins, Nuts, Nor. 17, 1869. Coffee, Salt, Liquors, Powder, Starch, Vinegar, Spices, &c. 46—4 m A. B. Goodmax, Lynchburg, Va. H. Mtbm, F. Mixes, Savannah, Ga, Lyncbbnrg, Vs. GOODMAN & MYERS, TCCACCO (2/f/c7c/ianfo } 137 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GA. As Agent* for the various Manufactures of Virginia, We are prepared to fill order* for every grade and Ityle, at Manafactnrrn’ prices. WE PAT THE HIGH EST.PBICES FOR HIDES, BEESWAX, Ac. Key. 17, 1M9. 4i-«m BUSINESS CARDS ME1NHARD BROS. & C0„ Wholesale Dealers In Boots, Shoes, Hat^ Ready Made Clothing, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, 111 Broughton Street, .SAVANNAH,. GEORGIA. H. MeisHARD, ] OFFICE, 8. Mr B A Z; [ 80 * 82 Whitest. t 5 *. A. Well. J new yore. ; «/an. 19, 1870. B-tf Flour! Flour! F RESH Ground Four all grades now in store and for sale from S6 50 to fll per barrel, at Parsons’ Store. SMITH & PARSONS, Ao’ts. c/an. 5. 1870. tf Orange Ride Powder. RANDELL & CO t , Wholesale Grocers, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, General Agents Jo? Georgia Florida Ang. 25, 1869. tmd Alabama. 84-6m New Music. ieh of Long Branch, Comi jnng Clerk in the Drv-Gooi ng, The Lord wnl Provide, sacred song, Mar} I O! CVme back to in e, illustrate On the Beach of Long Branch, Comic Song 30 eta. The Gay young Clerk in the Dry-Good Store, Comic sung, " 40 cts. id song, 50 ctf • illustrated Title song, 40 cts. A heart that beats only for thee, illustrated Title song 40 ot*. Katy McFcrran, illustrated Title song, 40 eta. You’ve been a friend to me, illustrated Title sung, 40 cU. Tassels on the Boots, comic song, 60 cts. Up in a Balloon, “ “ 50 ets. O 1 let me kiss the Baby,“ “ 60 ctg. Music sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of the price annexed. HERMANN L SCHREINER, Book and Ma$i$ Dealer, SAVANNAH, - - GP:ORGlA. August 11, ISSo. 82-ly Sundries. —BARRELS Assorted Cantlv. 25 Boxes “ “ 10 Cases Fancy “ 25 Boxes Layer Raisins, 10 Bb!sNut«, 20 Cases Sardines, 50 Boxes Factory and State Chee3e, 25 Bbls Assorted Crackers, 50 Boxes Plain and Fancy Crackers, 50 Cases Pickles, 50 “ Canned Fruits, also, Citron, Currams, Flavoring Ex tracts, Whole and Ground Spices, Con densed Milk, &c., &c.j &c., just receiv ed and for sale by C. L. GILBERT, South West corner Market Square, SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 29, 1869. 39—ly Great Bargains IN DRY GOODS Gray, O’Brien & Co, 131 BBOUUHTON STREET, 131 SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. Respectfully Invite The Attention of Merchants, AND The Public Generally to their recejtt receipts OF NEW AND ELEGANT TIDE CENTRAL GEORGIAN RATES OF ADVERTISING. I 1 $1.00 $1.76 $2.50 $3.25 2 1.75 3.76 4.00 5.00 3 3.00 4;00 5.00 7.00 4 3.50 5.50 7.50 9.00 5 4.00 7.00 9.00 12.00 6 6.00 8.50 12.00 15.00 12 10.00 15.00 20.00 '25.06 24 20.00 3(1.00 40.00 59.00 $5.00 9.00 12-00 18.00 20.00 45.00 70100 $741 i2,a0U, YiM :x 25.00 28.00 25JMH34A1 60.00 80.00 .«.! '28.00 35.00 40.00 80;00 120.00 ■28 00.00 120.00 riv.tr Book and Job work, of all kinds, PROMPTLY AND NFATLY EXSCUTXD ‘AT THIS OFFICE, Them Goods have been purchased at late Auction and Bankrupt Sales A»d at price* so low us to enable them to offer Bargains Satisfactory to all Bayers. Having a resident partner in .Yew York, who de votee his entire time and energy to the DBT GOODS MARKET. Who take* advantage of *11 bargain* offered at Auction and Bankrupt Bale*, who buy* exclusively for Cub, thns saving trade and cash discount*, they confidently n*suro the public that they Can aud WILL make it to their advantage to purchase of them. Merchant* buying dose for cash, will find it to their interest to"examine their EXTEASIVE and varied assortment. Jan. 5, 1876. 1—8m Guano.' W E are now belter piepered to farniah Onano* than ever before and would like M receive the order* of oar Mends that they may not be. de layed and di tap pointed neat spring. Call and get eirenian. BBANTLE7 A PKIN OLE. Dee. 8, ISM. tf Live Te&pepately, A ‘merchant; prince’ of New York a portly six-footer of great rqaniy beaiji*. ty, who never dined without liis braa-r. dy and water, nor went to bed without*, a terrapin or oyster, supper, and w.hp was never known to be drunk, died of chronic diarrhea, a common end of those who are ‘never intoxicated -and.-/ never out of liquor.’ Halls Journal,,, of Health gives this account of his death;,. ‘Months before he died—he. wuj year in dying—he could eat nothing without distress, and at death the whole : - alimentary canal was am.ass.of disease;* in the midst of his millions, be died t of, ! inanition. That is not half) dear rend* er \ ® e . been a steady drinker, a daily drinker, for twenty-eight years. Scrofula had been eating uponedaugb~ - ter for fifteen years; another .is iq thfl, . madhouse; the third and.fourth wera. of unearthly beauty; there was a kind of grandeur in that beauty; but they blighted, and paled, and faded—into heaven, we trust—in their sweet teens* another is tottering on.the verge of the grave, and only oue is left with all the senses, and each of them is w‘ak as Water.’ * ; The same periodical instances an-* other case that should supplement the one just given; ‘A gentlmau of thirty-five was sit ting on a chair, with no specially criti cal symptoms present; still ha -’w’a known to be a dissipated young man,’ , He rose, ran fifty feet, fell down mid died. The whole covering of the brail) was thickened, its cavities were filled with a fluid that did not btlong to if, ■ enough to kill a half a dozen men with apoplexy ; a great portion of one lung ;: was in a state of gangrene, and nearly all the other was hardened and useless ; blood and yellow matter plastered the inner covering of the lungs, while aDi> gry red patches of destructive inflame maLion were settered along the whole alimentary canal. Why, there was enough death in that one man’s body to have killed forty men. The doctor who talks about guzzlmg liquor-every day being healthy is a perfect disgrace, 10 the medical name, and ought to be, turned out to b.eak rock for the term of his natural life at a shiling a day andfa find himself.’ John Wesley and his Wife, Mr. George Dawson, in a late lecture on the great founder of Mehtcdism ? gavo the following details. When Wesley settled he said, ‘It would be more use ful to marry.’ There is nothing like giving that sort of prefty facing to.you^ wishes. 1 have known a friend, when he was going to move from a little liv ing to a large one, say that it was ber- cause be was going to ‘a larger sphere of usefulness.’ A certain witty man used tosay that whenever a clergyman went from a little living to a large one, he did so because he had got a call, but that would want a ‘good loud hpllo to take him from a large to a little livr ing.’ Wesley married a widow, wh,q, through her jealousy, led him a life^f wretchedness and misery. At last hia spirit was up, anfi he wrote her, ‘Rnovy me and know yourself Suspect me- not more; provoke me no more) do not any longer contend for mastery, power, money, or praise; be content to. be a private insignificant person known and loved by God and me.? It is not likely that a woman would he pleased' at being recommended-to.be au. insig nificant person. After twenty years of disquietude she one day left him.. He bore it philosophically. He went even beyon it-<—he took his diary /and put the most pithy entry iutp it I eyer met with iu a diary; Non earn, feligui ^ non demisi, non revocabo, which may he translated thus: ‘I did not teavff'het"; I did not send heraway; I shan’t Bend for her back.’ And so coded, the marriage life of John Wesley, A Cheap Hard Soap.—Many house keeper., in the country know how diffi cult it is to obtain a good article of f> ar soap. The yellow Boap sold at'the stores, cuts as soft as cheese, and rubs away as easily, a&d unless the : house wife buys a box of soap at a time,- and piles, it up in stacks in the attic, or some dry place, the yearly record will show a goodly sum paid out for soap pur chased Dy the bar. The following 3 re ceipt will prove a desirable itetn'of economy: Four large bars of yellow soap; two pounds .of sal-soda )' three ounces qf-bo rax : one ounce of liquid ammoni^.— Shave the soap in thin slices ; rut it into eight quarts of soft ’ water'frain water is best.) When the soap is dear ly dissolved, add the berax and osal- soda ; stir till melted. Fojir JfllP a large tub or a shallow pan; when-near ly cool add the ammonia slowly u mixing it well. Let it stand a day or tw‘o,Yhen cut it into cakes or bars,, and. dry-in a warm place. No better soap can ba made to. wash white clothes, - calicoet and flannels; it i$ excellent for house hold purposes. It costs but threeioentf per pound, and is made in less „ than half an hour. This recipe has.,,been sold for five dollars, and will be 0! service to every family. _ 1——^i—~ A father was winding up hisivateh, when be said playfully, to his- little girl, ‘Let me wind up your ppsel’ iNo, ^aid the child, ‘I don’t want my nose wound up fori don’t want it to ran all day.

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The central Georgian. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1847-1874, February 09, 1870, Image 1