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JUST RECEIVED ff. 1 BANKS & SONS 4,100 Tarda Calicoes at 10 to lie- Ladles' Linen Co Hue. Lace Collars, RacLing, Oaiotda Raffling, Broadway Friliisg, Coronetj, High Baok Oonb*. t ilk, Leather and Linen Bella Ladioa’and Ulnae’ Hoae, ractfla Lien, K»in- ook Via. Lawns, Cotton Eiaper, eta. Ladle*' Hose at 10a. per pair; Gents' IlUf Hoae at 10c. Another Case W Blaached at ISo, worth Be. A targe lot Drew Goods at Coat at; other floods at Bottom Figures. W. A. BANKa Jk BOMI, 43 Pecosd street, Tiiizgntsr block, Macon, Os. MW First HfiaTM if lacs TramafU s > risers! Canting Btulnest I O. BLAST, D. FLANDEB8, M. L. JEWETT. W. B. DINSMORB, U. B WANT. 1>. 8- LITTLE, O. U IIAZLEHCB8T. L C. BLAST, President W. w. WK1QLKT. Onhtw. ffixlO-tiinorl- n Q. UONS. Brewdont. it. E. LAWTON, Cialuer tttHASGE BANE OF liCOK -*<« In KsMIaee atulLllag. ItKCKIVKH DEPOSITS BUVd AN*> HELLS EIOHAKUF, M*k*» Advance* on Blocks, Rood*. Cotton la dttue. Also on Shipment* of Colton. J*il.UttTnONB PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO toMt ty I. 0. PLANT & SON, BANKERS AND BROKERS UAOON, GA. May a Hrjf t:*€ Jtnu((c, Gold, niher, Mtocba Hlltl IIOIiUM. DEPOSITS RECEIVED. Ua wh!rb Interul will !** Allowed, ** mazes crctr. i*a.tal:ijb ojnt ojaziLi ISvaurN Jl.If «n rollon anti I'rotlnre In Hiore. 4'ollorllona l'roiuptly Attended Is. f*ns< 1/ S. W. Oowanoa. War. fUznnnssT. 1. W. Loccztt. Catibetfge, Uaxlcliursl & Co., Bankers and Brokers MAOON. ttA. I1KUK1VK DEPOSITS, 1HJV and H It OHANOK, GOLD. SILVER, STOCKS, RONDS and Uoourreot Banda. t oiletillona Hade on nil Anorwtlble Ptluta. erotica Open at all boon of the day. larit-lyr _ CubbedKC, llafieliurst & Co.’s SAVINGS INSTITUTION. INTftUKST BAID ON ALL SUMS FROM «1 TO *6000. O FFICE UOUBS, FROM 8 a. K. to 6 r. at. lant-tf PLANTERS’ BANK roast- vaLUT.UEosou. > KCKIVES Deposits, disoonnts Paper, bay a and V soils EieMngs; also. Gold and Sitter. Jolloctlon* mado at alt aeresaibts point*, lntaroat p»U ou Dopoeil* when made for a ape- v t&M time. Wit. J. Atnmiua. t re t W. E. Brows, Uaanlsr ueaacroaa: Am J. Anderson, CoLIlngh L. Decnord, Jot. L M. Bolton l>r. W. A. Mathew*. Dr- Win M. IloUinabsad. delTtf STRICTLY COMMISSION SOUSE bi. imc. WATEns tin oo. 5u Itronit Si., New York, BANKERS —AM> — COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Buy and ted contract* for future delivery of cot ton. Deposit account a of banker*, merchant* and other* are especially roitdiwl. JnlyfidSm A. C. KAUFMAH, BJLWmt, AND DEALER IN SOUTHERN SECURITIES, CHASLENTOE, N. C. S OUTHERN OOLLEOTIONR roosiro tbo 8poolal and Parsonal attention of ibid Honso. Retnrca mado BA1TUFOLLY and PROMPTLY in New York Exchange, which always rules BELOW par daring tbe aotiro baaincaa season. €T Notes, Draft* and Acceptances payable In Sonth Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia can be ooncantratcd at thia point with Profit and Baring of (dr All tnutnora attended to with fidelity and dispatch. W Quotations of Sonlbara Beonritles issned waakty feblUhn COOK’S IIAIjTj, PERRY, a\ r pilE attention of manager* of pot,lie entertain* A manta is nailed to this Hall, which has been lately fitted np in the best style, with scenery, eta The Hall will seat abont 400 persona and ia conve niently aitnated in tbe large and growing town of Petty, to which the Southwestern Hallroad has lately constrneied a branch from Fort Valley Apply to JOHN It. COOK, feblPfim* Penr. Ga ONLY MANUFACTORY In this country where Patent Wire Meddles Ara mado under one management. Also, SUPPLIES mod m COTTON and WOOLEN MILLS promptly feruithed. D. o. BROWN. Jnly34 6m Lowell. Haas . U. a DIAMOND SPECTACLES. r pH E8E Spectacle* are manufactured from “illn- J nte Orr*tal Pebll.V molted together, and oro colled Diomondon Account of their hardness and brilliancy. It U veil known thot spectacles cut from Brasilian or Scotch pebbles are Tory injurious to tL* eye, because of their polarizing Ip. Haring been toe ted with the polamoope, lb© dianend leneee have been found to admit fifteen per e4nt, lees heated rays thin any other pebble. Thf y are ground w.th great scientific accuracy, are fr<»# from chromatic aberration*, and prodooe a brightneo* and distinctness of vioion not before attained In spectacle*. Manufacture! by the Spencer OpUoal Manufac turing Company. Now York. For sale by iMponeible AgerU In every city a the Uiion. L. J. JOHNSTON, Jewel >r and Optician, la sole Agent for ilaoon, Ga. from whom they oan only be obtained. No ped- dlare ompioyed. The great demand for theee Spectacle# hae in duced nnacrnpnlon* dealer* t,» p*lm off an inferior and aponoua articie for the Diamond. Great care •boold be taken to roe that th* trade-mark<> which ia protected by American Letters Patent) is tamped on »rarr pair. fwtlHAwlr* One of the moot efficient and valuable of the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA, Made portable and easily trantznitsible. even by mail, in the form of a nut, which hae been entitled ALUM AND IRON MASS, A product obtained frem the csoellent Alum Wells in Washington ccanty, Virginia, Dr. Lanca*)er, proprietor, by the proco#» or evaporation, and pos- eeeiicg all the wonderful virene* of the water in a couMautraud. cheap, and coavenieat form. lbs Maas ia a fln 1 ' toc:c. alt^racv? aud abaorb- ent, and te erpocia.lv n»efol to ladies, la has been uni reread/ approved and Xadorted by tbo Medical Profession, Wherever Introduced, both as % desideratum in thmr materi*, aud a* :Le h-»t p ipr.’.ar r» u-sly ev»*r offered, aud ha* never failed to giVe aauafacaon. For sale by aug!7*f * LAW CARD. M EBSRi. WOODWARD A TOOLE, of Dooly oocntv, Ga., having formed a l*gal copart— nerahip, reepec:fully ofTar their ssrnces to the pohhe, and wilt pracuoe in the counties of Wilooi, Dodge, Irw.n, Worth, Macon, Homier and Uous- oo. Hpeetai attention given aieo to casee in the i and Federal Courts. «, Viacma, Oa. jaljlt-iian.* Telegraph & Messenger. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22,1873. liloea oo m True Hother. Br LOtLS BILLDfOa EP1LDISO. In all the wide world there is none like unto her. There's none half so tender, there’s none half so wlso; 1 would that the whole world night prize her and know her. And read what I »eo In her beautiful eye*. She’s not ovenrise in her own estimation, Her raiment not ooativ, nor queenly her way, lint deep in her eyea burns a sweet revelation, That glows on as true as the star of the day. Hir form is not seen in the courts of the Graces; * n F**bwaye contentedly walk, Hfr life-work to lead little faat In aura place.. To teach the jouug tip, of her nuraUuga to talk, Fram out har puro ryoa youth'# fl whhilb departed. Am! the rosea hero vanished .ike dear from her face; But the first fluah of girlhood could ne'er hard im parted 8a:h wealth, auch perfection of rromeoly grace. TkfitVa pet se in her cottage, trhare ririua prarail- A halo of glory adorneth her bed; Ar.d poorly the bay or tba ianrel arafleth To crown with doe bon ora *o peerieae a bead I would that tha whole world might prize her and know her. So wiee la her wiedom. ao modeetly giTeu; Who walka in the light tier Creator hath ahown her. To guide by her footprint* her yonng flock to Mayen. JY«» Fort PmI airnck anybody else, and remarked something about tba Vlrgiaia cxploaioa being a warning to people not to keep uttro-glyoeriao ia their bonnes. Than he took off hia ooat. Ho mid it waa an old ooat, and ha didn't want it no how. Hia girl'a father suggested that this wasn’t the Foorth of July, and if ha wanted to net off fire works ho ought to go np oa tho hill and do it. Than tha young man mid it waa getting lata and ha gaeamd he’d go home, and suggested that he would lend a man around to-morrow to fix the sofa. Ha aija bow that flax seed ain't worth a curse for a poultice, and ho ain’t going to call on that Bmithera gal any more ; aha'a SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS, Adjoining Passenger Depot, MaCon, Ga. CELEBRATED WROUGHT IRON GOTTON PRESSES All acknowledge ita superiority to any mado anywhere or by anybody. %**%*£*““ 103 '#*|STEAM ENGINES AMD BOILERS,SAW MILLS, SUGAR MILLS AND KETTLES, IRON BAIUNS, MILL MACHINERY, CASTINGS AND MACHINERY OF ALL BINDS. Faiiglit’s !Patent Gin. Gearing I S’Amnaer. From tho New York World. J It is said that Heliogabaius offered a prize to the man who wonld find a new pleasure. As tho uma discreet award ia credited to Xfines and Luculiua, it ia left to imagtno that these worthies made it a standing prize, open to all comer*. It would ba judicious for the Empire of new Home, dwelling nndrr tbe atars and stripe*, nearing its centennial birth-day, to offer a prize for teaching its paoplo to enjoy a single pleasure that they hare. Amusement is an im ported thing with Americans. They hardly know now to alip their heads out of tba noote of caro, and the sensation of a heart really oare fr<-« w..-.u .,:ariu the average voter into a dt- mand for an autopsy at once. If a bright faoe, with ennny, joy-loving expression is found, ita vivacity may ba traced to a drop of Litifi blood infused into the serious Saxon current. Ob- 'T>r for riei* ten days the facea one meet#, aod register every one that la gay, or even cheer ful. Contrast the disturbed American faces with those of a French crowd. How bright, quick, and ready to be amused the Utter are. Une can hardly ait next to two Frenoh people in a street car without feeling the air grow lighter with their vivacity. The Germans are capable of good cheer. It U to the infloenoe of thia element that New York partly owes Ha reputa tion of being the moat cheerful city of the North. Every Other ictinenco is against the indul gence m fan pure end proper. Tho profitable must be linked to tho pleasant—forgetting that there is nothing really bo profitable as to let the mind go at intervals with the abandon of a barleqntn tied to a string. It gels the cse of all its mnsclis In that way—even of tbe sympa thies with the grotefqne, which have their donbUets. Rot tne rsithetio prig steps in to torn np his celestial nose of Offenbach and Strauss, and orders up Schumann and Kectbovem lloaton young ladies object to the ring aronnd tho elm on Harvard class days be* csubo tho men look like monkeys jnmping and riding on each other’s sbonlders. Tbe last one beard of objected in print to tbe pranks of children on tbo piazzas at Saratoga for the same reason. Did those yonng ladies of mature minds over atndy tbe expression of a monkey’s face? It is the moat Ingrnbriona In tbe world, and uiih ns csvernon*. hied eyes wonld mske very pretty model far a progressive Trans- condentalist, brought np on tbe wjthetio rioe and water-melon diet of tho Hnb. Air. Emer son well nigh cancels the benefit he has done t!» grown np world by ndvising children in his latest quoted speech to read “Flutaroh’ Lives," and be as serious as Sir Philip Sidney, who was always grown np. The Conoord philosopher must have been possessed with the spirit of Herod for the moment, for medical authority eonld assure him that if his advioe were taken the alarming infant mortality of Maesachnselts wonld be epeedily increassd. Langhter is one of the gifts whieh distinguish men from oilier animals. Mirth, ho far from being one of tbe lower attributes of human na tnre, is one of tho higher. It reigns in an in nocent nstnrc, and tends to perfeot and bright* en tbe mind wherever allowed. It may be eaid ~ this emotion, aH qnaint Andrew Foller eaid anger; “Be that wants it hath a maimed mind." The national dyspepsia wonld dlsap penr in a generation if Amerioans were tsoght how to ixngb as well as how to work. All modes ~ balancing endless brain work with simple, rcstfol pleasure being denied, the fine American Intellect has nothing to de but to atopefy itself with ten oigars a day, if it n masculine, or in* termitfent coses cf chloral if it belongs to what delicate people call the other sex. Were tho wise man with tho dead Emperor’s prizes for novel pleasure in bis hand to come tb’s country he would be aghast. Snch months of sunshine, end the city’s pleasure- ground lying neeless! People wasting in strength and nerve, yet refusing to greet re storer—eun—and only anxious to keep ont of its life-giving rays! Why are not these weak women Ml the path, ho wonld cry, spending their leisure timo, receiving their friends there tbe sine and beautiful foreign fashion, old as hospitality itself ? Why are the leafy sqnsrss roach of every honsehold left to vagrants and nursemaids, while tbo flower of our girls pale ami droop for want of the Btin that keeps the beggar alive on half rations? Where are the merry danoes that flush tbe cheek and lend new lnater to the langbing eye? Where are the household sport*, tbe quips and cranks, tbe peatH on peaia of happy laughter that ere the pleasantest Bounds that heaven bears from Its creatnros below ? Where sro the philosophers that wonld play leap-frog on a college green, as dtd Socrates? Where iB there a man as wise a Socrates to know enough to so unbend his mind J There tire whi-pert of s Central l’srk Club forming amoDg tho ladies, whose sola object is tbo cultivation of laissa faire—OT tsageoins interprets it, feir laziDesa—in the out-door air. Will any leader of fashion so far pnt her influ ence to tho test as to ordain such meetings and greetings of the elite ou tho Terrace as take place daily in the west avenue of the Tuileries gardens? Gan not the Park Commissioners, who are alwavs so ready to furnish new indul gences for the people, provide ohsirs on tbe pleasanter walks, where friendt may gather for afternoon visits in tbe open air ? And where shall be tho Ladies’ Mile, where carriage peo ple may be detained In tho sunshine an hour longer for gossip and greeting, after the joyons fashion of the Pincian Hill, and the road by the lake Hail de ltoalogne? Tempt people into tbe cno, where they can't beinteUeotnal, bet where they must enjoy themselTes and be pleasant without being profitable. Make theehildren dance end play hunt the slip per instead of guessing conundrnmssndsolving prize puzzles. Enoonrage them to monkey- khtnes, and frown not npon diding down balus ters. It would bo better it the grown up peo ple wonld try tbe same thing. It might keep them from worse sliding and shines that keep their consciences out at elbows. More than half the crime that >fll:cta the oountry to-day results from the want of wholesome, hearty f urn Tbe ngly tempers, the morbid brains, wreak themselves in sin beeanse no stimulus is offered mind or body save the deadly one* of lust and revenge. Modem Emperors find it as well worth their while to study to amuis their peo- as ancient tyrant* did to please themselves, ia only the republic which, among other ex. perimeDts, dares to ignore amusements. At bat ooat we are beginning to see. A Very Bad Boy. Max Adeler mentions a report that the chief astronomer at tha Washington Observatory was dreadfully sold a few days ago. A wicked boy, whose Sunday-school experience seems only to have made him more depraved, caught a fire fly and stack it, with the aid of some mucilage, ia tbe centre of the- largest lens in telescope. That night, when the astronomer went to work, keperoeived a blaze of light apparently in the heaven*, and, what amazed him more was, that it would give a couple of apurtc aod then die out, only to bunt forth again in a second or two. He examined it carefully for a few mo ments, and then he began to do sums to dis cover where in the heavens that extraordinary star waa placed. He thought he found the lo cality, and tbe next morning he telegnpbed all over the universe that he had discovered a new aod remarkable star of the third magnitnde in Orion. In a day or two all the estronomenin Europe and America were stndying Orion, and they gazed at it for houn until they were mad, and then they began to telegraph to the man in Washington to know what be meant. The dis cover took another look, and fonnd that tbe new star had moved about eighteen billion miles in twenty-fonr horns, and npon examin ing it closely he was alarmed to perceive that it had leg*. When he went on tbe dome next morning to polish np his gits* he found the lightning bng. People down at Alexandria, seven miles distant, heard part of the swearing, and they ssy he infused into it much whole- I TJLANTEB8 are requeeted to call around and vee it. It la not necessary that yon bny more than one sonled sincerity and vigorous energy. Tbe bills I JL power to run yonr gin a lifetime. Many buy horse powers and have to buyagin gear next year for telegraphic dispatches amounted to (2,COO, I This Gin Gear hat an IRON CENTRAL SUPPORT to prevent settling of gin louse, AN IRON KING and now tbe astronomer wants to find that boy. I PORT AND IRON BAND WHEEL SHAFT. Made only by ECLIPSES ALL OTTOS. Tin Great Eclipse ’ Screw Mi Press. [PATENTED FEBRUARY 21,1S71.J MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY R. FINDLAY'S SONS, RAILROADS. FINDLAY IRON WORKS, 3IACON, «A. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. NO OHANGE CF CARS BETWEEN AC- j GDSTA AND COLUMBUS. GENERAL BUPERINTENDFJT"8 OFFICE, 1 Osoaoia OnxmAi. ItAnutoAP, > Savannah, July S, 1873. ) O N andaftor Sunday, tho Gth met., Passenger Trains on the Georgia Control Railroad, its branches and connections, will ran ia fo’.Iowo: ; DAT IHAIS3 GOISO aOETII AMD WEST. LeaveSavannan 1:00 r M Leave Augusta 2:15 e tc Amre at Millodgenllo 11:04 P W Arrive at Eatonton '. liE2 aw,, Arrive at Macon 10:45rM , Arrivo at Savannah 9.15 r. a j’; Leavo Macon for Atlanta 11:10 r M ; Leave ll&con forEufaula 11:15 r sr ; Loavo Macon for Coiambus..............10:55 r k Arrive at Atlanta 5:50 A v j. i Arrive at Enfaula 12:10 p at IB. 1 Arrive at Columbus 4:00 a *■ I He wishes to consnlt with him abont something. J. 8. SCHOFIELD Sc SON. NOTIOE —Having made arrangements with Meears. SCHOFIELD A BON for the sole manufacture I cf my PATENT GIN GEAR, with CENTRAL IRON SUPPORT, all others are wxrned not to wake, rai I or sxll the same, as I shall prosecute to the txtent of tbe law all persons using or infringing on my 1 Patent. L. B. FAUGHT. Philadelplra. May 24,1S73. julyldfim REGULATOR T S1S unrir&lled medicine Ia warranted not to I contain a uingle particle of Mercury, or any J iejarious mineral aubetanco, but i* 1 PURELY VEGETABLE. For FORTY YEARS it hoa proved its groat val- l ne !a all disease* of tbe Liver, Bowel* and Kid- I neys. Thousands of tbe flood *nd great in all I porta of tbe country Touch for its wonderful and I pocuh’or power in purifjing tbo Blood, stimulating tbe torpid Liver and Rowels, and imparting sew I life and visor to tbo wbolo system. SIMMONS’I LIVER REGULATOR is acknowledged to havo no I equal as a 1 LIVER MEDICINE. It contains four medical elements, never united in the same happy proportion in any other prepar ation, viz; a gentle Cathartic, % wonderful Tonic, an unexceptionable Alterative and a certain cor rective of all impuritiea of tbe body, finch signal success has attended its use, that it is now regard ed as tho 6RBAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC For Liver Complaint anil the painful offspring I thereof, to wit; DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, JanndJce, Bilious attack*, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Depreaeion of Spirit*, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Bora, etc. etc. Regniate the Liver and prevent CHILLS AND FEVER. STILL TRIUMPHANT. O. W. MASSEY EXCELSIOR Making close connection with trainj leaving At lanta and Columbus. NIGHT TRAINS GOING NORTH. Loavo Clayton....- 7:23 am Leave Columbus.. 2:80 P u Leave Atlanta 1:60 pm Arrive at Macon from Clayton 6:25 p ar FASTER* mm DURABLE, LIGHTER DRIFT AND CHEAPER, LeaveH;40 r at Arnvo at Milledgcville 11:04 r m Arrivo at Eatonton 12:52 A M Arrive at Augusta a.no » j, PACKS T T E BALE IN TWELVE ROUNDS. Arrivo at BtTOath,’""’"""’"""*" 6:00 a at A u^;^ s oonntctioa with trains leaving THAN OLD WOOD SCREW, EVEN. Passengers going ovor tho MilloJgoviilo and ttatonlcn^Branch wtu take night train from Colors - Two to three Hands or One Light Mule Packs a Bale in 2 Minutes I 'fi 1 * ^ &v&nna ^’ which connect daily at Gordon o i ^auna&ys oxoeptod) with the MilloJgoville and E» B Jea of.Cotton packed by this Press range from 503 to 8TO pounds. I °An : * 1 An elegant Bieovmg cor on all nicht trains. THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS can he had at tho Centralltailroad Ticket Oflloo at Pulaat i House, corner of Bull and Bryan streets. Oflior open from 8 am to 1 t m,andfrem5to6rM. T o eta can also he had at Depot Oflloo. WILLIAM ROGERS, jnly 8 tf Genorxl Bnparintondont. Cotton Gin! PATENTED JULY, 1871. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR Is hinnies*, Ia no drastic, violent medicine. Ta sure to enre if taken regularly, I* no intoxicating beverage, Ia a fmltleea family medicine, Ia the cheapest medicine in the world, la given with aafety and tbe happiest results to tbe most delicate infant, Does not interfere with business. Dees not disarrange the eyetem. Takes the place of Quinine and Bitters of every kind, Contains tbe simplest and beet remedie?. Sinus' Liver Eeplaler, to Great Fanil; Medicine, W OULD take thia method of informing tbe publio that hundreds are now in uso from Virginia to Texaa. Wherever it has been introduced it has proven a success, and becoming in general nae. For tbe information of tboee who have not seen the Gin in nae, wonld stats that it runs light; gins fast, cleans seed perfectly, and makes a beautiful sample of cotton. The roll box is so constructed that it is impossible to break the roll or choke the Gin by any fair means, and a child ten years old can feed it at tcell at any one. All of which I guarantee, and warrant every Gin to give entire satisfaction or no bale. One improvement in my cotton or toll box is, that it is longer at tbo top than where the cotton is pulled between tba ribs. Parties purchasing Cotton Gins would do well to look to this before purchasing other makes, as I am detei mined to protect my tatzet from any and all Infringements Parties wishing to purchase Cotton Gins would do well to examine THE EXCELSIOR COTTON GIN before pnrehating. Samples can 1» seen at jnly29 deod2m CASH&RT Sc CURD’S. Agents. MAOON, GEORGIA. ROGERS Sc BONN, WHOLESALE GROCEES! -OFFER FOB SA.LE- I« manafoctore 1 only by J. H. ZEHLIN & CO., MAOON, GA.. and PHILADELPHIA. Price $1 CO per package; alec, prepared ready for neo in bottles, fit 00. SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS. | Boward of all Conoteiftiu and Imitation*. PERSONAL* It may be observed that no attempt i* made to bnnt np out-of-the-way. or unknown placet*, to find I na-nesto iadoreo SINHIOXd’ LIVER REGULA TOR. Hon. Alexander H. Stephen* Jno. W. Bock with. Bi*bjp of Go. Goneral Jno B. Gordon. Hon. Jno Gill fihortor ex-Gorernor of Ala. Rev. David Willi*, D. D., President C’gtethoipo I College. Rienop Pierce (of Ga) Ron. James Jackson (firm Howell Oobb A Jamea j Jackson), Attorney at Law, klacon, Ga. Jno. B. Cobb* R. L. Mott, Columbus, Go. Yellow Fxvkk ! Yellow Fxvxb ! Wun xa the antidote? Reader, you will find it in tbe timely use of 3immona’ Liver Regulator Thia vegetable -cathartic and tonta has proven itself a sure PREYENnY£ and euro of all diseases of the Liver and Bowel*. Cholera.—No danger from Cholera If tbe liver ia in proper order, and ordinary prudence in di-t observed. The oocaaional taking of Bimmona* Liv er Regulator, to keep tbe system healthy, will surely prevent attacas of Cholera. jnlySocoiAwlv 120,000 pounds Bacon Sides and Shoulders. (.000 barrels Choice Family Flour. 300 barrels Refined Sugars. ALL ARTICLES IN 6R0CLR7 LINE AT LOWEST MARKET BATES. Jnnalficf GEORGE W. HEAD, -EXCLUSIVE- WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER A.N7D OIOAIl MAKTTJF’AOTTJIIEII. No 4- Blake’rt Block. Poplar Street. Macon; Ga LOVE-MAKING OX LAXDEtt KILL. Be Fat Powder tn Hi* Pocket Wbea He Colled Upon Her. From tbe Roeeo Elver (OoL) Reveille ] A festive yontb, who performs hia daily avo- c-iiton in tbe miDta of tanJer Hill, tnought he wonld take home a little blasting powder the other day ; it might come handy to split an ot>- .•.:n«te log he had at borne. When he started for hit hnmble oabin in the (Teeing he wrapped f.w ounces oarttally in several thicknease*of paper and plaoed it in his pocket. When he got tome he got to thiDkmg how long it would be before he was likely to get a crashing; and then be thought what a nice perfume that hand kerchief extract that he bought last Ssturday night bad. and he eaid within himself that a miner s life was hard and nnoertaiu. Then he thought he ought to oall on that Smith era girl to-nighL He thought or every thing but that powder in the pocket of hia coat. After supper he oonclnded to drop in and see that Smithera girl. He got hia neektie in prop- shape ; hie handkerchief was perfumed lika onto a new-blown rote; one oiled lock bang gracefully down on hia forehead, and he aarted tor the domicile of his sweetness. Thia young man ia ooloring a meerahaum, but hia girl detects the horrid amoks ; ao when he got ro the door he knocked the bowl of the meer- ahanm on hia manly heel and pot it in hia pocket. Of oourae he didn’t intend to put it in the same pocket with the powder. HU afllnity met him at the door with a aweet smile on her beantiona countenance, wetocmed him to her paternal mansion, and invited him into the par lor and to a aeat on the sofa. They were en gaged in conversation. He asked her if it ur.,q [ a beautiful evening, and then ahe in quired bow he liked the drees Mias Brown wore obnreh last Sunday. He said be didn’t like a bit, and abe remarked that Mias Brown waa _ stack-op thing anyhow; and all thti time the pipe waa insidiously burning ita way through that paper; he agreed that llise Brown area somewhat atnek-np, and aaid may be we’d strike it pretty soon, and then yoo’d see who'd wear pleg bats. She told him abe thought ping hats ao becom ing. and then he waa going to ted her he adored her: that aha waa tha darling of hia tool, and that all hia happiness waa oantarod in bar No. 7 boots. Bat ha waa interrupted. Ha area* frean the fixor and inquired tf tbe lightning had M OULDINGS, Brackets, BUlr Fix tures, Builders' Furnishing Hard ware, Drain I’ipe. Floor Tiiee, Wire Guards, Terra Gotta Ware, Marble and Slate Mantle Pleoes. WINDOW GLAM A SPECIALTY. Circular* and Prioe List aent free on application by P. P. TOALE, A) Hayse and SS Pinckney eta., oclleodly Charleston, 8.0. TSTATIOPuALi HOTEL (FORMERLY SPOTSVVOOD), NEARLY OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT. THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN THOUOUGHLY RENOVATED FROM BASEMENT TO ATTI0 BOARD S3 OO PER DAY. P* WHELAN, Proprietor. WE GUARANTEE TO MAKE GOOD, FREE OP GOST, (and pay oxponsoof transportation) ASY PORTION OF THE j IRON WORK THAT MAY PROVE DEFECTIVE WITHIN FOUR YEARS AFTER PURCHASE. AND WARRANT AGAINST BREAKAGE WITHOUT LIMIT AS TO TIME. Ths “E JL1PSE ’ can bo furnished nil complete, or simply the Irons, as parlies may desire. Presses arranged for stoam or water power when required. We have TESTIMONIALS from many of tho Largest and Boat Planters in Georgia (and all the other cotton Btatee) nring this Press, whose names at® as “familiar as household words.” Planters visiting Haoon are earnoetly advisad not to purchase a Cotton Press until they EXAMINE CLOSELY AND THOROUGHLY the “E0LIPSE," and JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES. Send for Descriptive rampblels containing testimonial# and prices. R. FINDLAY’S SONS. FINDLAY IRON WORK?, MACON, GA. CRAIG PATENT HORSE POWER FOR DRIVING COTTON GINS. BICESTLY STRMTIEBEB AUD IMPROVED, BOW PEBFECT. MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY r. rnrnn sons, findlay iron works, moon, ga. for Bimo pnrpoeo (mclnding both tb MONEtf. This power la shipped ia • •and: is attached m no way to any p SUMMER SCHEDULE. .1 DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN TO AND rROU Office Maoon aud BBntsivicx Eaimoad,? Macon, Ga., Jnly 22,1573. j O N and after Wednesday, July 33d, paeionger trains on this Road will bo ran as follows: DAX PABaiSOEB, DAILY, SU.VD.WJ EXCEPTED r0B TUE rBESEST. Leave Macon 8:S0A.tt Arrive at Jessup...,.,,,,.0:45 r. at Arrive at Brnnswiok...,^. -,,^.....10.30 p. h Arrivo at Savannah ...10.60r. at Arrive at Tallahassee 10:12 A st Arrive at Jacksonville 10'12 a « Leavo Jacksonville 2:40 pm Leavo Tallahasseo 2:10 PM Leave Savannah 6.20 A. at JLoaVe Brunawick 5:45 A. st Loavo Jeesnp 9.00 A. M Arrive at Macon 8 00 p. n Passengers frcin Savancah will take 4.S0 r. M. train for Brunawick, and 6.20 A. it. Uam for Macou. HAWKIXSTUXI ACCOMMODATION TBATV, DAH.T, (SPS- DATS XXOEPTUD.) Leave Maoon 8.50 p. it Arrivo at Hawkinsvillo 7.50 r. x Lc&vo QawkinaviUo 6:30 A. M Arziveat Macon 0.05a. w W. J. JARVIS, Ju!j3Jtf Master Traneportation, CHANGE OF SCHEDULi; SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, ) CzMiui. Kaduboad, Atlanta Division, v Atlanta, Ua., July 6,1873. j O N and after Sunday, July 6th, Tasaongur 'Trams on this road will mu as follows : DAY rAESINOEn TRAIN. Loave Macon 11.00 a. k Arrive at Atlanta 0.30 p. u Leave Atlanta 1.00 p. M Amvo at Macon 7.20 r. m 8end for Descriptive Circular, Testimonials and Price List.|i^avoMacon N “ n . r .“T!‘:“... u .iop.ii I Arrive at Atlanta 5-50 a. m Leave Atlanta Lie A. M | Arrive at Macou 7.00 a. m Making cloeo connection at Macou with Contrul Railroad for Savannah and Augusta, and with Southwestern Railroad for Columbus ami points ill Southwestern Georgia. At Atlanta, with Woet- ern and Atlantic Railway for poiuts West, julylitf G. L l’OREACRE. Sup’t. tb® old ‘new fashion" Gin Gdsr) we GUARANTEE. OU ASK NO MONEY. This power is shipped in one piece as it were: requires no mechanic to pnt it up; sits on ground; is attached in no way to any portion of house; and ia independent of floor ’ ssgging” etc.; can bo used in ANY KIND OF HOUSE (one or two etory); or both the Power and Gin can be ran on ground WITHOUT ANY HOUSE; drives a gin from 275 to 3 JO revolutions per minuto. FULLY WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT. N. B. Partis* preferring the “old fashion” Gin Gear or “now faehion*’ ditto, with conlro anppoxt, can be accommodated at very reasonable figures. * R. FINDLAY’S SONS, Findlay Iron Works. Macon, Ga. MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILLS, WATER WHEELS jnly27eodIy And all kinds of machinery and castings, etc , eta R. FINDLAY’S SONS, FINDLAY IRON WORKS, MACON, GA. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, f Bouthwkstxhn Railboad Oomtaki, > Macon, Ga., July i, 1873. j O N and after Snnday, tho 6th Inst., Paaaon^er Trains on this Road will run as follows: cay eufauu. ixszr.taxa tsazn. j Leave Maoon..... 8:00 a. M I Arrivo at Eufaula 4:40 p. x Airive at Clayton. Arrivo at Albany I Arrivo at Arlington I Arrivo at Fort Gaines I Leavo Clayton Loave Eufaula........... Leavo Fort Gainca...—.. Loavo Albany.. I Arrive at Macon.. 6:20 r. h 2:45 r. a 6:00 P. a 4:40 r. m - 7:20 A. a ....... 6:50 a. A 8.35 A. a 10:33 a. a 5:26 P a IMPROVED Anti Friction Horse Power 1 PV ! FOR sat.b ;|sweet water mills White Pine Umber for Sale. [HAND FIRE ENGINE AND APPARATUS. To tboee deoiling to porohooe a good and relia ble Fire Bsgme, Will find it to their inteiect to cx- l amine thia oa->. It i* a SECOND-CLASS SMITH ENGINE In perfect order and wai ranted to give satire aat- ufaotion. Sold for no f*u.t, bat to make room | for a steamer. Forfortber particulars, apply to Secretary [ Ocmulgee Fire Co. No. 2. or eemmittee. O MACHOLD. Foreman. H. P. WR8TOOTT, F. A. SHOREMAN, JNO 4 VALENTINO. xog 81m (EAST TENN ESSEE) VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE T HE under*irood offers for sole hi* property in tbe weetern range of city lota of Macon, containing m all two acres, fronting on College and Orange atreeu, at tbe tormina* of Walnut street, which be will divide into lou to anit pur chaser*. embracing the residence where he now liras. On tbe place ia a beautiful flower yard, % choice variety of fruit trees, and aa good, if not tbe beet well of water in the city. Term* eaay to any one wishing to purchase. For I » call and I will give you satisfaction, other information, apply to the subscriber. j *=>*15 ** james MADiflos Jones. [ Boarding TTouse. MY NAME IS JOHN VALENTINO I am st my tarns old stand, 68 CHERRY STREET. I kaep aa good LIQUORS And furnish os GOOD MEALS Aa anybody, and at REDUCED BATES. Give me onglSif Valuable Pluntlf inm F"VN THE FIRST or AUGUST I *01 open tha 1 Id 11 t«tI IOH U JBouae oo Molbeny street, opposite the I*. GOLD DUST XIH HOUR, MOSS ROSE XXX FLOUR, YALLET GREEN XX FLOUR. In 24 and 49 Fonnd Sacks For tale by SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO. angIStf N WATER! T HE HATH OR N SPRING boa iate’v acquired a repatattoo that plaoee it at the bead of all the springs at Saratoga. An eminent physician, recently returned from Saratoga, says that it is twice as good (medicinal ly) as oon ress Water, and that at the springs four glasses of Hathom are drank for one of any other spring. We bare tbe BT TEX - FOR SAXiB. T he “BLOOM PLAGE,”containing 17H aerea. aooatad on Tobsaofkea Creak, only fiva mile* team Maoon. with dwelling and all asetaaary negro eahtns. good gto-honaa and son*. Will b* for sale until October lit. Tima will ba given on part of Bottle, Dozen or Case! RANKIN, MASSKNBURG & CO. angll tf aaglOtQsepl ■S8& 0 : mar Boose. (Granita Bali) formerly kept by N Btocwangar. Board 826 par month, and tbe table aopptiad with tha bam tha market affords. Boom* a ba had aither with or without remit nr o. ang«Im K. M. BBOWN, Agant- XO RENT. rpwo TEHMEST HOUSES or ana eight-room [ BBOOND SATURDAY of avary NOTICE. I WILL hold a Joatioe Ounrt for the 718th DU- triet, G. M.. at the otfier of ColUna A Haath, Ho. «8 daoood atraat. la tha otiy of Maaon, oo tha A. MSBET, Mason, Ga. | Hoorn for raoL Apply to jalyMtf OUTER, DOUGLASS A CP. Hetary Publio and ax. off. J. P., 718th District, a. M THE 0XLY ‘‘CAST STEEL PLY10X POWER ” IX THE WORLD. W E pre-peut to the Vl&nier* of ibe Fuuth tho beet and only euiiablo HOK3E POWER fox Ginning Ootto •, Grinding Corn, or 'J brushing Groin, ever before offered to tho public. We, the propne- ' predneing and preparing Cotton for matket, &i*ert, uf Simplicity, Imrability, Speed aud Lightness of tors, having b d a noa x-r of years’ experience ia without tbe fear of contradiction, that ia point Draft, the WRIGHT’S IMPROVED POWER! Far Entsii an alter tint las Em Esaa Ostl to IteUiilti State. We claim for it that two good mulaa will gin threo bales of cotton in a day on a forty *aw gin, and that four good mules will gin on a fifty a aw gin four and a half to five bales of cotton ; that the gin ning will be continnoaa, not being liable to interruption* from sagging of the machine-heuee, a* this Power is self-adjusting, adapting lteelf readily to the upward or downward tendency of the floor. The entire flxtnre* accompany the machine, except an ordinary king-poit and a lever, so that it can be placed in position for service in a few hoar* after reachiug the plantation. THESE POWERS ARE MANUFACTURED OF THE VERY BEST MATERIAL And will be warranted for twelve month*. The only part of a Horse Power most liable to wear I* tbe email pinion which give* fpeed to the ••Power.” This we have remedied by having it (at a great coat) mode of the very beet Cast fiteeL Prica $145, or 9150, delivered at purchaser** station ASK, ONLY A THXAXj. •VSTJEJ For farther particulars, address MALONE, WILLINGHAM Sc CO., MACON, GEORGIA. LA WTON & BATES, •\A7-3BCOTCL31i<SALXA33[ -DEALERS IN- Cora, Oats, Hay, Bacon, Lard, Floor, Star, Cole, Molasses BAGGING, TIES, JtSTO., FOURTH STREET. JanSOtr MACON, GA. Connects with tho Albany Train at Smithvillo, and the Fort Game* Train at Cnthbert daily except 1 fienday. Albany Train cocnocts da’ly with Atlantic and Galf li&ilro&d Train* at Albany, and will run to Arlington on Blakely Extension Monday, WoUnoa cay and Friday, returning following day*. COLUMBUU DAT FASdZNOZl; THUN. | Loavo Macon io^5 r. I Arrive at Oolumbne f;00 a. Leavo Columbus 2.-R0 *. m ! Arrive at Maoon 7;C0 r. v MUF17LA HICHT TTEEltiZXX i U 5M31CDATZC 9 TBAZ2I. Leave Macon............ IIjIC P. h Arrive at Enfaula 12:10 p. m Arrive at Aihauy 7;t7 a. *• Loavo Enfaula : 0 21) e. - Loava Albany B:8 j f. r Amvo at Macou.. 10 Hi a. w Trams w.ll inave Macou and Eufaula on thi- feChbdU'u buuday, Tueauay end Thureday nightl, and couneci at^ulittlville with Albany train*. Vlltu JL oDWflBH, Juljb ai-nguiecr and bjpcrizitondent Change of Schcdak . ON MACON AMi AUGUSTA LAlUiOAI* ! Forlj-Ohe Hilua 8a?e«i ti/ « - OtFlOE L1ACOS ASl> AUGUSTA llAUAiU/J. .' Maoon, May 18,1812. > O N aud after bnnday. May 19, 1872, and dm.: further uotioe, »hr frainct to thin toad a.ii run as follow* - DAT Til A Leavo Mao. .. Arrive at August* 1:: . , . Leavo Auguoia i:fco P- u. Arrive at M»^un 8,15 p, r. CsT PaBeengcra leaving Macon at h.So a. m. mak* nloae connection* at Gamok with day passengo tram* on Georgia U&ilroad fof Atlanta and a/• points West; al*o, for Augueta, with traitu gCilhg sSorth, and with train* tor GharloPton; al*t?. It. Athens, WaehingloQ ocC ad a'.aticu* on the Coot gia Bailro&d Ticket* »,ol! and obaoke’ tv id point* North. In-m by rail aud by aceanuhlps lTw* iliBiilsanin sag7tJ a a JOHNfiON, fiup’t Ctt&LiGK OF aCHEDUU WESTEilN ANII ATLANTIC BAILBOAD OO.) Ortioa UEarsAh PAH*shoiB Agent, > Atlanta, Ga., July 2U, U78.) On and after this date— LIGlirMNO KCPBEea, For New York, E&btern and Virginia Cilice. Leave* Macon, by Macon A Wont cm Ball* road ...11.00 AH Arrive* at Atlanta S.SOf.m Leave* Atlanta G:(JO r.a Arr.700 Dalton 1U:S0 v.*t Arrivo* C'KAttanooga. «... 1:10 a-w Pullman Palace Airavring-lioora arul Hlcepicg- Car* by ttis train from Atianu to Lynchburg and all intermediate point* without change. Paa*onger« loaving by thia train arrive in Kew York the accond arternooD, at 4;44 p. ai. t over thirteen hour* earlier than paeeenger* by any other route can with safety reach Nuw Xork, leav ing the eamo evening. DAY WEfiTEBN EX I BF 83. Leave* Macon at 11:10 p.u Leave* Atlanta at 8:10 a.m Arrive* at Chattanooga..... 4:3j p.m Close connection at Cnattanocga for all point* Weet. Pnllman Palace Car* on all night train*. For farther particular* address B W. WP.ENN, Jolyll tf General PaneeDgcr Agent FORT ROYAL RAILROAD. Office of Ekoineeu and Euiehistindent, { AuarsTA, Ga-. Jane 2d, 1873. ) O N and after Monday, June 80, train* on tbio iioad will ran as follow* : DOWN DAY PASSENGER TRAIN Will leave Augueta at G.45 a. w. Arrive at Port Royal at.... 2 1C p. at. Arrive at Charleeioc at 4.45 p. v. Arrive at Savannah at. 3. SO r. at. UP DAY PASSENGER TRAIN Will loave Port Royal at.. 0 45 a. ar. Leave Charleston at. 8 20 a m. Leave Savannah at a. m. Arrive at Auguuta at L ». k . down night passenger train WO leave Augusta at 2 10 r. r. Arrive at Port Royal at 11.35 r. m. Arrive at Charleeion at 5.00 a. w. Arnvo at fcav&nnah at 12.30 p. V. UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN Will leave Port Royal at Id.SD p. t*. Leave Charleston at 6.0UP. X. Leave Bavonnah at i).i0 p. a. Arrive at Augusta at 8.00 a. y. Passenger* leaving Macon L»y the C 3J a. train on Macon and Augusta Railroad, arnvo st Augusta in time to make cloee connectim with ibo down night poeaeuger tram on thia red for Port Royal and bavann&u. JAMES O. MOCRK, jalyltf K- g n^pr si-1 Suptiinri mio. ; - H i 1 Li ! EDWARD SPRXNZ. XT or ARY PUBLIC xuJ EX-OFFICIO J UBTICE X7 OF TBE PEACE. I cxn be for.ntl for tbo present at all hoora of the da? at my office, adjoiu- Dg ths law office of A. l’roadlit, over the atoi e cf leone* A Jobaaona Third street, Macou, Ga., to*; ■ nd;to all EagUterial boaiueaa. sag \