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s|| 11 a i tnni vi-c t■ * O. D. GOlt'l V\ V 11. V. H lMir.S, l*-prietov. VOL. IV. TALBOTTON STAND VRT), WEDNESim MOP.XIVO MVU 1 ' I 5. 1K73 Gove ni* S;:ii Ii We regret to note a caption i spirit in some sections of the State, relative" to the administration of onr worthy Gov ernor. He is accused of infidelity to his friends, and zealously written and spoken against as being incompetent to grasp the live questions now agitating the public mind. The Senate and the Governor parted not on the best uf terms the coldness growing out of the sum mary disposition of some anxious ex pectants for office, and a difference of opinion as to the qualification of those appointed. True,Governor Smith has not followed out a prescribed line in his se lections,reserving the right of independ ent action in all his dealings with the State’s interests, knowing to whom h > is amenable, and wli wo behest? it is his proud duty to subserve. From our knowledge of Govern o'- Smith as an upright, independent, able and conscientious gent leman, s a t and only by the purest motives for his coun try’s weal, wo are not prop ire 1 to be lieve he would, in the exercise of his ex ecutive prerogatives, be influenced by partition motives, or prov • poloyal to friendship when its den auds wi re compatible with the public good. In deed his position would bo anomalous were it not lied 1 about by the vein lin ed shifts of malice; especially in tie s ’ days whim there au- twenty applicants for every office in the gif; of gubernato rial sancti >n. Entering the public ser vice at a time when the greatest confu sion reigned in all .1 part mm' s of S'a Government, he not only reduced the chaos to order and sy ;t>:nati;-..'d th car pet-bageutangbrmonts.but • dv.anci and tin old Common wealth at o.i e to th" front rank of Southern S fes by iiE : ble, impartial aduiinistralion. Governor Smith is known and trusted by t.l. yeo pls whose servant he i ~ It is noted an a •••inu'ge ' iinc‘di r.ee that Napo! con 111 died at Chie. lhurst at 10 :45 a. m., which wa precisely tie hour when the great clock of the Tuill cries stopp ■ 1 afier th s pal r- \va -t fire to by the comm inc. English railroads are expcrii'i n'inc. and it is said s i -.•> -fully, wi.ii a or ik worked by electricity. The invention consists of the applic ition of electro magnets, exerting a forco of six hundred pounds, to pulleys on a s wing shaft un derneath tlie carriage. B pressing a key the guard is en- .ble to bring tin train to a stand-still. Tha profits of farming should consist in the improvement of the farm it. elf and its belongings, and th ; e can be no better investment than this. That is very poor farming, though it may nom inally show a cash balance, that leaves the homestead in a worse, instead of a better condition than it found it. Bunsa Claims. I Washington let ter Bays the amount of claims prcfmvd to the British-American Claims Com mission ruus up to seventy millions d-d --lars. and arc of such a nature as to ne cessitate the sending out to every State and territory in the Union, and to near ly every country in Europe, to take tes timony. At this rate the Alabama Ar bitration verdict will not turn out such a big thing for the United States after all. L’Ordre of Paris, publishes the follow ing strange destiny of the sovereigns who have ruled France during one brief century: “With the exception of Louis XVII., not one of our nionirchs has ended his life tranquilly in the Tuillc ries. Louis XVL was guillotined at La Place de la Revolution; Napoleon I. died in exile at St. Helena; Napoleon 11. died in exile at Iteichstadt; Charles X. died in exile at Holyrood; Louis PhiUippe died in exile at Claremont; Napoleon 111. died in exile at Chisel hurst.” This-from the Atlanta Herald: “Pres ident Broun, of the Georgia ,State Col lege of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, at Athens, announces that the buildings for the accommodation of stu dents having been completed, fifty ap plicants for immediate admission will be appointed, without regard to c unities, upon application to him. Condidates must be sixteen years of age, and have a fair knowledge of English, geography and arithmetic. Board, students fur nishing their own rooms, $12,.71) per month. The department of agriculture is under the charge of Prof. E. M. Pen dleton, and the institution affords all the necessary facilities for imparting a thorough practical education. The latest novelty is the invention of lire proof paper shutters made of iron and paper pulp. Various tests have boon made, all of them highly satisfac tory. The principle involved is based on the fact that the sheet-iron covering is so thin that it. cannot expand, and heat generates carbolic acid gas by con tact with the pulp, thus preventing com bustion. The shutters are light and simple. In the United States Senate on Wed nesday. an important bill was introduced authorizing the Texas and Pacific Rail road Company to consolidate with or lease any railroad in Texas or Califor nia connecting with its main hue, on such conditions as may be prescribed by tin- laws of those States, and also to e instruct branches from the main line to i o uts in Utah and Colorado, or tile S ate line of Nevada, and south to the Mexican boundary, one branch north and one south, to he constructed Iron the main line in each of the I erritories of New Mex c > and Arizona. Qam:’s Ovsmts. Directly after tin reading of the report of the Poland Committee was concluded, the Other day, Oakes Ames went, down stairs to the House Restaurant, and taking a va cant chair at a table with two members of tin- House, inquired with a chuckle, if they would allow the wickedest man in Congress to sit with them, and re ceiving- an affirmative answer, he pro ceeded to put a dozen fried oysters where they would “do the most good.” The Loudon Telegraph has made a discovery. Tt tells its readers that “the time !.....- unquestionably come when a thorough acquaintance with the current history, politics, fashions and geography of the United States will be, deemed in dispensable to the younger generation of our British statesmen.” It. is about time they were learning something on these subjects. Cotton in Romiuy. —-The cotton news from Bombay is to the effect that in no previous year has the cotton crop of that see!im promise 1 such excellent remits. Unices some unfore "vii accidents should destroy whole fields of cotton, the ship ment.:; from Bombay, dming' 1572, will aggregate not less than 1,2511,000 bale. -namely, an increase of a million of bales above last year’s shipments, 1872. Great attention is being given to the culture of cotton in India, and that ac counts for the heavy increase of the st a ple. As it can now lie shipped to France and England through the .Suez Canal, instead of around’the C.qie of Good Hope, the profits to all parties are great it, and that fact will stimulate India to still greater efforts in that field of native production. European Republics.— Europe has now five Republics. The three leading ones are Switzerland,France and .Spain. Then there is .San Marino, in Italy,a little Re public of less than 10,000 inhabitants, and yet one of the most ancient -States in tin- world. The fifth is Andorra, < n on the southern slope of the Pyrenees, of even a smaller population, but dating its existeaee from the early centuries of tlie Christian era. And now Portugal gives signs of presently swinging into line. Rut the question is, will these Re publics “stick V” Factories North and South—Thier Profits.—Under this head the Colum bus Enquirer lias an article from which we extract these figures: ‘ The Eagle and Phoenix Manufactur ing Company of this city reports profits equal to 21 per centum of the capital invested, by last year’s operations; the Columbus Manufacturing Company re port 2T per cent.; the Tallassee Factory l,j. per cent.; and the Roswell Factory I) pur cent, for tlie last six months of 1K72. We have not before us the reports of the Augusta and Macon factories but their successful management heretofore is a sufficient assurance that their gains are in the neighborhood of those reported. Look ing a little farther north, we have fully as good a report from the Petersburg cotton mill, whose net profit for 1872 is 25 per cent, on its capital stock. This mill runs 100 looms and 3,022 spindles. It is stated in one of our exchanges that “the reports of the Northern mills rep present their profits to be from 4 to G per cent, for six months during the last year, or at the rate of from 8 to 12 per cent, per annum. Beware of strong drink; it will steal your brains and damn your soul 1 “ WH\T IS TT BCT A M VP OF BUSY LIFE, ITS FLUCTUATIONS AND ITS VAST CONCERNS/’ TALBOITON, GA., WEDNESDAY MARCH 5, 1873. BEAUTIFUL WOMAN! \Vlm> wonUl not lui beautiful ? Thus who are 1> > u itni by mi*uro, can make themselves more bewitching with Hagan’s Magnolia Balm. Those who are not thus piled can add greatly to their attraction by its use. Madame he Stalk said she would gladly give upthepow r conferred bv her inb licet u 1 posi tion. it she could thereby purchase beauty. Throughout all time Man has done ho age to Heau'y, and bestowed up n Bountiful Woman his life's devotion and adomtiou. “The world was sad the gir l n was a wild, And Man the Hermit sidiedaill Woman smiled.” N iture has not been so lavish of her -gifts in this direction, as Rome of the lair Daughters of Eve max de-ire. Many lues tlie first great es sential of loveliness, a fresh and blooming Com- P l ion. Without it all other beau 11 as arc in.Tred; with it. tlu- plainest lVatn es so;:, n into refinement and glow with lovehn-ss. Hi nu’s Maguofia Balm rodu os this <H i t and gives to the coin* FRESHNESS OF YOUTH. I! you \w.%h t< got r and l . * dues- . ;> o’.e.ies, ’'l'nples, etc., you should us - this dili filial ur t icle. it is what Actresses. Oper S n<: rsand T adi s • f lashi n Use to create ilia dist.mgue uppeur* nn<* so much ndm'ivd by ev yo >, By its usd the rough st ski ii. mad •to rival tlu* pure radi lit t \ urc nt V u'hiul B autv. H i rail’s Magnolia 1 aim ov re mes the flushed appear me * ca used by heat, f tßgtie and excite ment, links the eye look c.ear lull aud blight, and ini; -arts a genial, live!v expression to the eoiin ennnee, iud.eatiug intelleciu.il power and natunl grace. Lulies exposed to the summer sun, or spring winds, e.uuuug Tan, .Sunburn and Freckles, will find this Balm of great v lu •, as it removes these delects by a few applications. Li tact this article is the great secret of beamy; no Lady who val ues a youthful appear mro ran do without it. It makes a Ladv of thirty appear but tw< nty; and so natura , gradual and perfect ore its effects that no person can detect its application. The Magnolia Bahn trail forms tlie r atio ( ounliy (i il into a City Belle, m re rapidly than anyother on • thing. Applied to the Neck, mis and Hands, it im parts an ftpp *auuee of graceful ro.u dity and engaging plumpness, as w< 11 a ■ a pearly bloom ing purity, which is ever th ; admiration of the ojiposite sex. When us- and upon the person it .ex hales a subdued fragrance, sug A'Kiiug pure hab its and a euhivated taste. The M ‘tiolia Bdm containi nothing iu the 1 ast injurious to tlu skin. The p • r . *oy ;ev 0-1* and the Magnolia E dm by Ais iioji dde 1: !1 sof New Verb., Opei't Singer.- . . ill 7n I Id bv sdl D u ■ .sis, IVi minors and ii bcr.il v- i-. (-.i : . uIU pv-i ar-il t.y W :,i. Jl. M uian, LYON M NITAtTURISG CO., Lyon’s Kalifaron, FoH PliriH: IIVIN'O AND UIA UTIW . ;v. i THE HUMAN Jlaiu. l\ Pi its Falling Cut and A -’.l pi .-i-rve lll*nl . f Ilair, in a j- e •.n <i‘ mu-e. lu ail'd and beouy. Il may *r ily be’e.d'l n .ib eto is-, ‘vantie/- sand ‘ ehanns*" F.-w things are nmra di.gu.'ing thau thin, in:;: y. liaise. im!am and Hair, v. i'.hhc 1 stud < oal covet - A with Uimlniir. Visit a barb rand yon f, 1 a .1 look- I: a an-wm.u. This is what LVON’ Iv \THAI BON -'ill do all and. lime. The charm wdicli li'-s in w II jdace l H tir. (flossy Curls. Luxuriatit T’ivssa .b, and a Cieuu Heed, is notice able and ir vs; >! ihle. The L.'elii . who sir- the bed jml-s of w!.a per cilia to e.. ; van Ii l'iinmnit, af peiiin. to tin.l ;.stand ti.u v' s- mid imp. r .tsc ■-f a fine Head of II dr. IHU., We ..e iiiiit 1.-e .- aid in no att • it >n is p Id to the ( ultur.;, Crow h ind IT s rvadott of the L. -r l>y botii - w. Worn li . l ■ not idoim i.j the desire to imj.rove their Presses. Barb r s:top-• and ha rdr ing saloons multi ply in number, and La li- hair dressing is lust b coining a line art. And bus the <li‘iu md f r I-V >X’S K VTTI VI UON conslau ly inciva s. am every clay adds new testimony to is v.sy givit value. Do ton ask why ? I'-.r i.t ■ 1 flowing reasons: More e end be given, bill these ought t. b.-. s.U isfit tory to start with., B eatmo it increa es the Growth and Beauty ol the 11 tir. Be-.ms; • it is:\ TANARUS) light I'll I Drssiug. Because i Kr.de-urn , J aadrnl'f. B -aus it JT-veu. Uie i a r iroa. filling Out. Because it iTe.uiits the iiair lrom Turning Gray. Becaus * it Ke ps the Head Cool and II ids Pimples. B eause it gives *he Hair a Itich, Soil, Glossy App-.iaiu'.icif. Jho now widely ceb bnded Kathairou, was first, dineov. red and iu rodu and to .lie publF in 18A8, by Fr and. Id. Thom is Lyon, a graduate of Princfclon College, N. .). 1 i.e n nn.-is deriv-.d irom tin- (i.-eek, “ r “/rn/mb'o,” signi fying tocleiiise, purdy, r juve.,a or restore. The iuvor it. has r. •.•iv <| aud toe popularity it h is < n fine 1, is uiij-r- ce*! Hited and incredible. I was lout nl in be ii"t only a beaut dill Dressing for tli * Heir, but to act m due .diy upon th-; h a i in < 1 a>, iue, it ol Heart and Dandruff, and reHtorin-.r Hair upon B.dd !I ads. LYON MAi FACTFiIfNO CO.. New York The above is jud w.i:d Lyon.-, Kith; n will d<>. Itinpr -ln i* is -h-- ip du: d!e. It i.- lit erally sold by the ear-P id. a id Vet ilSui.’MO: ! iil credible and jnand is daily inciva-diig, until tlier.: is h irdly a country st< re that uoes not keep it, ora amily that does not 1; up it, or a family that do s ;io‘ us it. All Drug ,isLs soil it. Pri- e in large boiiles 50 c ats. aprillS tf C' S ■L r s C e f f\ Per r>ny I /.; nta Wnntfc l I All ch --“c Uv nf W'i king p !.- a ,ic y ri|.. '.at (.i <,yuui)e or old, make more money at k for > in t:.. ic uparo moment*, or all tin; time, th.-n ntui'j'f't V lars frte. Aildrch-s G. Stinson & Cos., J'ortJa..(J, Maine.' LATEST NEWS! I HAVE IN SPORT. AND AM CONSTANTLY KECEIVTNG, Bacon Sides, Skoulderh and llams; Corn Best Tennessee White; Flour, of ale Grades; Molasses and Syrups; Scouts, Cofkeeh, Teas; Liquors, Salt, Shoes; And u f dl stock of GHOCEI.TdS of all kinds, at Low st CNisSa Prices, at Wholesale and Retail. .T. 11. IIA3ULTON, janlC-ly Cor. 1* rnnkhn & Warren-sts. .( olmnbafs. WILLIAM BRYCE & 00., Cotton Factors, 29 Cuamdeiis & 5 Reade Streets, New Y'ork. /'•'T*Mak * lib ral advances on Con-ignruents and e:u’ ~e orders lor puruha-e, and sale of Contracts in the Cotton Exchange. oct 3-6 m. I LoVort Temnlo (’ollogo, TALHO I fON.GA. After a week’s intcrmi'4S\on, for ihe Christmas holid.ivs. the r -giflar Sxcr.’ises of this institution will be resunu and on Monday, Dec. Mflth, !fi7*2 Best<lcs tlu usual advantages in the Literary and Sci ntific deiiariiueut, special advautages arc tdlcred in Music. Mrs. Vuu leu'ierg,. late of OolumTms, Ga.,l with twelve ye rs exp%n’i(*nce, wil coutinac toliava charge of this department. further pjirticulars unniy to the Pn-sident Rev. V. E. Minoet. i >•; | ! \ ton. Ga WM. K. ALEXANDER, ) 1 WM. A. RUSSELL. JOS. E. ALEXANDER, j ] CItAK. It. MWWKIT,. ALEXANDER & RUSSELL, WHOLESALE (4 K < > a K It S , .i-j). Ahcc rn an l Bryan Slrf.ets t Savannah. Ga. dan. 9-fim. Mars!Bill House. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. hoard turf.k dot.ua us rru day. W:i vaumi li, (i :i. It X_.o!itlss to I luppiiioi-is; ! A Boon to the Race of Woman! DR. J. BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR! It will bring on the Mouses; r li vo all pain at the monthly “Period;” cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia of .Back and Uterus; L ueorrhueii nr “Whites,’’ and parti and Prolapsus Uteri; check exe ssive flow, snd correct all irrcgularitio# pe culiar to ladies. It will remove all irritation of Kidneys and Bladder; relieve Costivoness; j.ui’ify the Blood; give tone and strength to the whole system; clear the skin, imparting a rosy hue to the cheek, aril eh erf illness to the mind. It is as sure a cure in all the above disease*! as Qaininc is in Chills and Fever. Ladies can cure th -lii -aves of all the above hi sea sis without rescuing tlie nature of tln*ir complaint, to any p-Ts-m; which is always mor tifying to tlu ir pride and mod sty. It is ivcomiuondv.d by the best physicians and the clergy. T aCmange, 0 \., March 23. 1 370. Braim ield A Cos., Atla’ea, Ga Dar Sirs: I fake phasur * in 3 oing ifl.P I have u ed for th 1 last, f’.v- nty veil ;, ti.c nu -Trine v n are now put ;■ ng -p koo .>a as Hr .dli-Tl's Female R gulrnor. t cuiisid- r it the best combinafion ever gotten /.- r for the diseases for which i’ i iv mm a ii <l. I haw been f.iiui/ar w’oh tlu gov er’p ■ ;ii ; a pracli/e';, rt 1 im.-dicino and in don; ic graftie.% ,nd can honestly say that 1 •" i id- r it i boon to fullering h males, and ran but I,ope iha: ev. iy 1 dy in our whole land, who may b.- snff. ring in any wav peculiar t > tin i x ... may b aide to proc r a 1.0i.l ■, that tin .1 Hffering may not only be relieved, but tout dug may b. res’or. 1t ■ bad > and sfreugth. Vv’iiii mv kindest regards, I am resp etbilly, W. li. FERRELL, M. I). Near M\iiiltt\, Ga., March 21, 1370. Messrs. Wm. Root A Son. Dear Sirs: Some montiis a .0 I bought a bottle of Fradi'u Id's IV mail* Ih-gulator from you, and h .veu .cd it in my family with the utmost sn;ista<-ti<Hi,:iial liavt r coninicnd and it to tli'ec other lamili -,av-1 (lug have lound it just v.hat it is ivc-inmcnd and. lia • nudes w'ho have used your It • ula or arc ii I 'lteet health, a: and UVc able to : t • and to till;!. • ion", iioid lu ies, and \\v cordi illy iveoriimo.irl it to the public. Yours r peeiiiElv, Rev. IL B. -lofINSON. We eou’d add a thousand oilier eer;ideates: bu- we eonsidcr the above amply .-aiii’u ient pr.jo, of its virtue. All we ask is a I rial. For full particulars, history of disea es. and ••c-rtlfifftios ol its won a rml c-ivs, tlie reader is !•■ t rr. and > tlie v. rappe r roui.dthe 1 ottie. Manutiicturi <1 md sohl by &. u>. Price $1.50. A Junta, Ga. Sold by all Druggi.-.is. nijj-ros fa IMPORTANT. V,’o wish to cull the attention of ev ery planter in this country to the plan of making their Fertilizers at home. It is without a doubt the correct prin ciple, and will save thousands of dol lars to our farmers. Itev. J. IJ.1 J . Olorn near Reynolds, Tay lor Cos., says: “I consider your Home-made as goo i as the .Stonewall,widen cost mo %'ih per ton, and shall use it exclusively next year.” Planters are invited to look into this matter, anil arc advised to prepare for it now, and give in their orders us there may be some scarcity in the Spring. HUNT, It AN KIN & LAMA It, Druggists, Macon, Ga. For information call on J. Waterman, Agent al Talbott on. <iecl2-ff Attention, FurmerN ! OWE your money by buying a fertilizer that FJ ,LL know h.t*. too I tin; ti:>. of ■ very kind of season, and invest iu that pure article, \ JNO. MERRYMAN & CO.’S Ammoniated Dissolved Bones. We have just received a lot, which *- c offer at old rit , \iz: Cash, *6O. adding 7 percent, in terest on time sales. Full early oil CAMPBELL A JONES* Agents, jftn2-)-3ia Mrood, Ga. For over POT.TY YF.-VHa this PUIIKI.Y VKGKTA!ILK LIVER MEDICINE Has proven to be the Great Unfailing Specific ’"i* Liv'-r CompVnt and its painful offspring*, Dvspep-d*, Constipation, Jaundice, bilious ut ta. ..u, Si<*k lb* i 1 iau'ii*, (Villi*, D. pit-ssion of Spir . s, S an S.oinach, lb* utlmrn, Chids ami I V vt r, . fc., etc. Aflri’ y *vs of e ra u' *\p**riiDonts. to moo* ur gun! duiiui'id, \ e now produce lrom our origin al Guiiuin.' INiwd*. i-, The Proparoel, a Liquid lor u ot Sl MMoNo LIVER lIECULA- O.t t Htaiuiu.t all its ondcrful and valuable pv.*p ( *rii4"s, o and oiK r it in Oii o Doll a r Hot tI 1 s Hu.’ Po d*i'**, (price as before, ) SI.OO. S nt by mil 1,()| /vrV\i !1()N Buy no Powde rs or Fippar • and .Simmons’ Liver lb odi.vtor unless in onr en graved flapper, with brad * mark, Stamp, and signature unlnoken. None oilier isginuiae. •T. H. ZFdLIN A (’(>., M'u*oii, (hi., and Fhiliadelphi-i. '■T'fr* Sold by all Drn r 'i ts. i*u 13-tf. LEWiNS m IS THE BEST OF ALL! ll.i ving no less than FIFTY points of superiority. Noted for PorfoHlon of Htifoh! in all kinds of gO"d ; without change of tension. Groal I 2:i of Woidt ! Finest Mu lin !<> eoursu Fe ver. or sol.; Leather. ni2>U<‘it y, Having little ma-’tiin. ry. . >i:i.i adjusting ten su'N-n not found inMiy other. Alnuu t noiseless. Duuahlr. Uses nil kinds ot threads. Has straight needle. Easy needle adjustment. A stout walnut tabh not liable lo warp, or easily tarnished. Cation F. F. HOLMES. Agent, Talbotton. /Df”Headquarters at Dennis A Baldwin’s Store. febl3-3 *l. W. L. HAl.lSig ry a. o. BLACKMAIL wmwm & rjßiiFnns'' S WIN’S BANK C< >ll mil ms, Ga. ; Collections mad** free of charge. New York Correspoudont: The National Park B mk. DIR IK tors: W. L. Salisuttry, formi r y of Warnock A Cos. li.LGI H, ot Fr (r. Iliges A Cos. \V. R. Brown, ol < -*lumbus Iron Works. N. N. (Vims, of Web , curlis A. Cos. C. \. Redo, of <A. Redd & Cos nov7 fim tiiosT WOOD, NEXT TO LANIER HOUSE, MACON. FINE FURNITURE, eiiAi is si, Nl ATTIJESSKS, HIOAUSTEAI )S. AND SPKING BEDS UADIa HI frii JI/riEtS, fN PLUSH, HAJR, CLOTH AND REPS. TYEI)-ItOOM Suites in greut variety, Marble I Aiud Wood Tops. CA lIP InTS. A FINE assortment of Bru v l.s, Tapes’lies, XjL 3 ply, 2 ; ! .Wool Duteli, Cotta e and Hemp Rugs, Mats and Druggets. Notliiigi am Lan urtains, Lambraquins, made to order in any it \ le. Window Si in. lee, Ball P.qwr, o*l Ciotbs, table and floor; Matting, etc., eic. All tlie at xceediugly low prices. I,* l l K’S Patent Alctalh’c Burial Cast -and (kis- I I kets, the dcst invention known for preserving the dad Also, SFLF-.SEALING Metalic Ons; s and ' askolH (two patents) elegantly finished and handsomest in this market. Collins and Cavkets in Rosewood, ATahog.iny, Black Walnut, Cedar and common woods. An at greatly r .'bleed prices. CALL AND SEE. 1 keep a ;u;i a sortiiieiit oj all goo is iu my fine. ~ . :;.|v TOWNS HOTEL, vV 6 .IJANY, <A- V. Board, S : > a Day. C.J. MACIELLAN, Prop’tor. [i.av (-1 Brown’sund Spo'.swood Hot* Is,Macon.] / iThdEO. M. DF.AN iu tlu; Ofiiee. febKMy. HENRY J). WEED. I GEO. CoKNWI.LE, JoK. D. WEED. WEiiDS &. CORNWELL, IMPOBTERS OF Hard ware & Iron tf HAVA IN N All, <n \ . 15 E S > E Ii li O O . a L IQUO li J) EALE li S -- AND—- t r r o1)a<• e o A tm , mo is no ai) sti:j:i:t ; columbl% gi. Jan 10-6 -I. GEOitGI \ Talijot County: liciuy T. Cunningliam a[>plics to me for let ters of Administration on tlu; estate of Hilliard B. Stephenson, deceased, late of said county. These are ihoretore to cite a; and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office *'ii tlie first Mummy in April next, then and there to show cause, it any they have, nhy let ters of adinudstiulioii short id not be* granted said applicant. G.ven under my official signature, tins 3rd. day of February, P 7J. f.;b6-30d GEO. N. FORBES, Ordinary. L. J. GUILBIARTIN & CO., SAVANNAH, ~ AGENTS FOE Bradley’s Superhosphate, A Guano perfectly suited to the soil of [Middle Georgia, and from hundreds certificates, which it is needless to print, as the popularity of the gu ano needs no such commendation. recommend to the planters of Talbot county and Middle Geo.gia, generally, BRAD LEY S STJFF.RI ilO d'im'E, which has no su perior for corn, cotton or small grain. dr tf-For reference in Talbot county, we refer to J. B. Gorman, who has used onr Guano in Georgia and Florida. Apply to 0. D. Gorman, Talbotton, Ga., or L. J. Guilmartin A Cos., Savannah, Chi. janO-tf I SASH and BLINDS, ! If .nlMMin, 'Dmin Dq)., F!-r Trl.-i I Wire Gu-rds, i'erra Cotta War- , Mar-1 ble and Slate ManlF* I’iec,s. - J Window Glass \ Specialty. J Circulars and Rjicr Lists sent ii’.-v lon applicati n, 1 y P. P. TOALE, 20 Hayiie and 33 i.-*mcku**y Sts , I I oct 10-tfi Charleston, S. (’ WILLIAM BEACH, Successor to Hall, Moses Si Cos. (Established in 1830.) C’ol ii in I >n < iooro-ia, —DEALER IN GENERAL— II A II S) W A J 2 E , Iron, Steel, Nails. Omtings, Carriage and Wa gon M u.. rid, Railroad and Mill Supplies, Oils Paints. Brin ss, Glass, etc . etc. Rubber and Leather Beiting, Burr, E .sopus, C >]fgu, Ali 1 1 Ruck, Manilla and Cotton Rope. R ;liber and II mp Packing, Agriculnmi! Impi meuts. AGENT FOR FF iii*l mi 11 1 is’ Scales .W-Kcep in stock varieties of their Platform and Com b r scales. Th a* scales have been sold ii this establishment lor over 30 years, without having a complaint. O ’Aisoag. ats lor IToK c Cos. (''IICII/.AIt S.VWs; Aye kill (hemical Paint Works. NOX-EXPLOSIVE BRILLIANT OIL. Always on hand this particular OIL. A\> luivi sold it since Mi war aal no accident or ladur in givin a ligdil has occurr *d. jil6-3m DANIEL COLLINS, JIAN’UFAC i llliEll AND DE.VLEII IN All kinils of Puniitun:. Old Furniture licpuircl. All kin Is of Wood Turning mid Iliinso Mouldings furnished i.t short notie:', O. L'OSITi:’. the EMPIRE JIILLS, Columbus, Ga. jan IG-ly MAIIK ULANDrOKI). KKI.Sj: UIUIVIX)Al) BLM3FOSD & GEIWFOSD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COLU M BUN, GEORGIA. Will practice in nil thy courts of the Chatta hoochee circuit. 'T- Business from Talbot county attended to *vith care and disualdi. jne 6-ly 3.. W. if zi Mdal, DEAMOH IN LIQUOHS, WINES, ETC., MACON, GA. Great bargains offered to tho trade. apM-ly, IF YOU WANT TO IU Y GC’OD AND CHEAP GOODS ! At Wholosnli* or LDAnil! J. M. BENNETT’S, ‘2‘Z Croud St., oluinltiiH, Ha., Where, you will find i yood assoriment of Cook in and H. hi ing .Stov. s, Gmtos, Hard .vnre, Tin ware and Hollow IV are, Table anil Poeket Cut ler.v. liov 7-fim. SASH AND BLIND FACTORY. The RED SHOP, on Third Street, near Artopo’a Marble Yard. R. C. WILDER A SON, Proprietors. /"TON i RU.TOIiS, Builders and M .nufuctors Vg in all braucbi.s '*i Carpenter Work. Mike and keep consu.nMy mi hand Sasli, Doors, Blinds. Mantl*•, lMou.l dings and Brackets. Any kiiid of Scroll Sawing at. short notice. Rough and Press'd Flooring, t'- iling and all other kind> of Lumber mid Budding Material. Du any repairing wanted, and build anything fr un a Fence to a Temple. Como and eeo us. Hi e moderate. Terms, cash. jfinO -fim R. G. WILDER A SON. Macon,Ga. TKit MS, ft 4.00 PER A.VXUM. NO. 10. Collinsworth Institute, Talholtou, Gn. I Si-riii/ Turin, for 18715, begins February 3rd, "i I i-M.l .lulv 1 Slli. Jail Term, for 1873, bo , ; ” 4th, and ends November 21st. ; I ' iti -n: SI. Cl mid $-5 per month, kf cxm* | f,,r (hr Term, and paid in advance, i I > rd, luilion, washing and incidentals, for Spring Term, #121.00. Those who prefer it, . >" > settle thoir bills at the dost* of each schol astic. month. For furib. r information apply for Circular J. T. YtLAFGIILIN. A. M. t ja tlO-ly l'rincipid and Proprietor. The Rankin House (Fnruierl.y COOK’S HOTEL.) Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. J. W. IIYA.N, 1 *i*opriotov. FRANK GOLDEN, Clerk. * OOLUMHUS ST E ADI PLANING 911 US, Corn r St. Clair and Jackson Sta.# i Ooluliiilvus, C i eoi*g- ia. Manufacturers of Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings and Ornamental Scroll Work. Dry Dred F.ooriug and Ceiling Tongue Groov ed, and Weather-boarding lor sale. WB 11 AVIS FOB SALE I no AD L Ers V 011 TA lILE S TEA M EXGINES For Saw Mills and Plantation use. Iron and Wire Railing, for Counters and Cemeteries. i Wuxi-Working Machinery of all kinds kept on hand. II 11 OOETCHIUS A CO. ;w. ] Nl AN. J. 11. JOHNSTON. M. MACL.KAU. DUNCAN & JOHNSTON Cotton Factor's, —AND — General Commission Merchant*, 92 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. ■ Ag uifs for the following standard Fertil izes: KittlouiU’s A. A. Guano; Burney’s Ex celt >r Guano; Phosphatic Blood Guano. t? 'All <rd< rs tbr the above Fertilizers for thin county will be tilled by O. D. Gorman, Gout, oct 3-oui. A GREAT BLESSING. Never, since the time “when the morning tars sang together lias there been a greater med ical a nd: overy and blessing to the human race than tho Globe Flower Cough Syrup. 1 This delightful and rare compound is theae ! ilv* principal, obtained by chemical procese, j i roni thr “G!ob.- Flow/ r know also, as “Button ! Rout.” and in Botany ns “OepkahiDthoa Occi dentals. M Globe Flower Cough Syrup is almost an in talliblo cure for every description of Cough, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croup, Whoop ing cough, Pleurisy, Influenza, Asthma, Bron chitis, Ac.; and will cure Consumption, when ttv keu in time as thousands will testify. Globe Flower Cough Syrup will cure tho most obstinate cases of Chronic Cough and Lung ailed ions when all othei boasted remedies fail- Globe Flo Win Cough Syrup dors not cob. in a panicle of opium or any of its prepara tion.:. Globe Flower cough -Syrup does not contain . parti le of prison, or any ingredient that could hurt the most, delicate child. Globe Flower cough Syrup lias become, v lie re known, tlio most popular cough medicine in the country, because it has successfully with tood the three great tests of merit, viz: Time,. Expei ience mid Competition, and remains, after passing through this ordeal, the best article of ita kind in the world. Globe Flower cough Syrup is pleasant to the fast.', and does not (lisagreo with the most deli cate stomach. Physicians who have consumptive patients, ire invited to try the Globe Flower Cough Syrup. Its magical effects will at once be felt and ac knowledged. Beware ol‘ counterfeits; the genuine has the words, Globe Flower Cough Syrup, blown in • nch bottle and the signatures of the proprietors up<noach label. The trade-mark label and t ompouud are protected by Letter* Patent. Don’t take any other article as a substitute for Globe Flower Cobgh Syrup. If your Druggist >r Merchant has none on hand, request him U> order it tor you. Thousands of Testimonials of the moot wov deiiul cures are constantly being received from the North, La t. West and South-some of which seem almost miraculous. Sold by druggist# at SI.OO per bottle, $5.00 for one-half dozen. J. S. PEMBERTON A CO., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. F< >r sale by J. Waterman. jan 23-3 ra. Hunt, Rankin A Lamar, Agents, Macon, Go. ToYiCEl* We take pleasure in auouncing to the public that we are opening at OUII OLD STAND, A COMPLETE STOCK OF FANCY & STAPLE DRY-GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AC., Which wo offer at Wholesale and Retail, as Low as the same* Quality can be bought in this Mar ket ! Call, see, examine and Buy ! X-fH" Those indebted to us prior to September, 1871, will please come forward, pay up and com mence aiu-w. Air. Jno. Gamble, of .Talbot coun ty, is still connected with the house. JNO. McCiOt GII * CO., i fnlo-3m Columbus, Georgia. I V. M. SLOAN, J. H. BLOAM. A. M. SLOAN fr. 00.. Cotton. Factors,* Commission Merchants, And Agents for the Celebrated Ethyan and Soluble Sea Island Guano.. Claghoru & Cunningham‘a Range, BAY ST., SAVANNAH, GA. oct 3-6 m.