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TBTTRSD&TMORKINO. AUGUST 28. 18TS.
Forvlcn Xnte*.
ruritzD von nn Txt-tflRipa xxr> uzs'-matn.
The situation in Spain continue* to improve
The Outlets have n ■>. with repeated defeats,
and are uld to be disorgactzad and discouraged.
The progress cf the Republican lnaarection U
apparently checked. Seville baa greatly auf-
fared daring the abort lived reign of the Beds.
When General Pavia entered the city, the
fltmee barat forth from various bonaea satu
rate d with petroleum. Seventy pieces of artil
lery were taken from the insurgents, end the
killed and wosnded on both aides amounted to
eight hnndrei. The Government is adminis
tering prompt and rigorous justice, and a num
ber of persons convicted of having ret the city
on firs by meant of petrolenm, have been con
demned to death.
The capture of the Vigilante, one of the
insurgent men-of-war which bad been declared
pirates by the Government at Madrid, by Cap
tain Werner, commanding the German rqnad
ron, baa formed the leadiogtopio in the German
press. Pnbllo opinion defended the action of
Oaptain Warner on the ground that the VJgi-
lante tailed under the Urd flag, a flag unknown
on the KM; that the Teasels, having been
declared pirates, were at the mercy of any
foreign man of-war, and, though the oapiore
took pises within three miles of the Spanish
onset, the press mads light of this violation of
the law of na’Joni in view of the extraordinary
oireomatancas of the oaaa. The incident waa
also trade the anr.jsetof an interpellation in
tbs British Parliament and commented npon
in Parte, as indicating the aggressive and med
dling spirit of the German Empire. Contrary
to tbo prevailing opinion, the Berlin Cabinet
has given the action of Captain Wemsr an
empbatio denial, by »na pending that effleer
from the command of the German rqnadron,
and declaring by its organ, Iba Proviszla! Cor
respondent, that it disclaimed any intention of
interfering with the internal affairs of Spain.
Tbs Cot>» have aolborizsd the proarcnlion
/ and trial of nine deputies, who have been ar
retted for participating in the Republican insur
rection.
Caslelar, probably the best cnltored and no-,
blest man in Spain to-day, proposes to visit the
capita's of Europe ere long to indace the Great
Powers to reoagniz* the Spanish Itepntdic. In
a recent spcoob be delivered before the Cortes
to defend bts political ccnrae, he condemned,
srith InexpretiMblo pathos, the Carltst nod Re
publican insmreotions. “It la not possible."
be said, “that we should ra se again tbs inqui
sition nver the conncienoe, the censure over
thought, (be ailonce over tbe tribune, tho gag
over tbs press, amortization over the earth
freed by tbs blood of oar fathers, the convent
of Idleness over the workshops of labor. (Oreat
applause ) No, tt ia not possible that the Kir g
restored by anoh hordes and heirs of so many
tyrannies, rbonld come to avenge bis ancestors
between rows of gallows from which hang the
I'.vid corpses of aeasastcated patriots and of
fsoa.lca who, amid tbelr prayers, raise the cry
of death to the nation. It would be as though
ere had resuscitated the horrors of Tiberina
sod of Noro; wherefore, before consenting
Don Carlos, it would bo better to plunge
Hpsin Into.the depths of the sea ” (Enthn.l
ar.Ua applause ) Alluding to Amideo, bo said
that be fell beoanae of the mtc pUbiltty of the
Hpaniah nation, which felt bumiliated by
foreign King. “And what will tbe Spanish
people,” ho continued, “say of a party which
seeks todb member U, which aeeksto break it into
s thousand pieces; to destroy that sentiment of
unity which makes na say proudly in Asia and
In America, “I am n Spaniard," s>« the Roman
of old said, “Civia Romanos sum." Tbe party
which manfesta this intention is lost. I desire
to be Spaniard and Spaniard only. I speak the
IsDouageof Oervantes; I recite tbe verses of
O Me-on; I bold In my faney tbe palettes of
Mnrhlo end Velasquez; I consider as among
tin- tropbtrg of national nobility tbe histories
or Firiato and the Gid; I find‘in tho records of
toy o mntry tbe navies of the Catalans who con
quered in tho east, end the naviea of tho Anda-
larlang who discovered tho west. I desire to
belong to this country, extending from tho
bslgbta of tho Pyrenees to tho olives of tho
Msdltersnean, to all this nation redeemed from
the stranger by the heroism and tbe martyrdom
of ourillnidriona ancestor*. Theoantone! move
ment is an insensate menace to Ibe integrity of
tbe conn’ry and to the fatnro of liborty. While
these cantons aro breaking np tbo national
nelly, enconraging indiscipline in tbe army,
nnd commuting i’jnnmorabln errors, tbo Oar-
list sro advancing on Bilbos, tho cradle of free
dom ; on Lugrono, tbe aaymm or onr naruea;
they are disturbing Catalonia, the land of the
repnblio; and we, unfortunate generation,
whose criullos wore rooked by tbe horrors of onr
civil war, a:o to have nnotbercivit war dishonor
onr sepnlebres?''
His Holiness has thoroughly recovered from
bis sickneav, end resumed his onatomary mode
of life. Tbo sons of Marshal MacMshon and
General Ohangarnisr made a parting visit to the
Pope nod were presented with prayer-books and
rosaries.
disco tho first of August tho frark'ng privl
lege of the Roman mendicant friars and their
generals has ceased to exist. In reply io their
representations tho ministers bsve replied that
the law did not raaognizs any longer scy reli
gions orders in Italy.
The “Opinion Nationals" contradicts tbe re
port that tbe Orleans and Jjsgirimts's had ooms
to a perfect understanding. It says that the
negotiations looking to a fusion of the conser
vative* of tbo Assembly with Ibe Legitimists,
in the in’erest of the Const of Chambord. have
sndleoty came to an end in eonaeqnence of
differennns npon the question of the national
fltg. “Le Soir,” commenting npon the visit
made by tho Count of Paris to tbe Oonnt of
Obambord, unites on tho sntbority of a reliable
source from T.enna, that the preliminary qnes
tion* of form and etiquette bionsht forward to
this interview, have been discussed and retried;
bn*, to consider this equal to a real understand
ing ora perfeot fnaion would be erroneous
Toe Count of Obambord has no intention of
changing bis former attitnle. and; on the other
hand, wo know, tha* the Oonnt of Paris inri«t<
on looking upon hU visit a« n personal proof of
ronrteiv. In other words tho Oonnt of Paris
does not propose to dira-t the poh'or of the
con dry by the visit made to his ootuin. not
even in regard to a possible restoration of tbe
eors'itntiooil monarchy. “In the eyes of tte
oldest son of tb« Doke of Orleans,” tbe paper
oonelndes, “every monarohtosl restcrs’ion is
anbj.s- tt the ■ mdlttooaimposed by the Con
THE BULL IVORS.
Ills ft partitions In Jar per Connty.
Moxnaxxo, August 23, 1873.
Editors Telegraph and Messenger t I have
made it my business to interview onr most ex
perienced and best cotton planters about the
present condition of the incoming cotton crop
in onr county.
” ithin the past few days I have met np with
sevcial of them from different portions of the
county, and the presence of tho boll worm ia
confirmed by every one of tbem, and it ia their
opinion that a few more days of warm, cloudy
and wet weather will add greatly to their can-
birs. The dsmsga to the cotton crop ie al
ready groat, and enr cotton planters from bar.
iog been very mneh encouraged from tbe flat
•‘ring prospect a week ago of a fall crop of onr
great atapls are now depressed and gloomy
over what seems to be a very teriona calamity.
The boll worm ia doing ns a great iejary note
and no mistake, and if their work ia not stayed
by a enooesaion of dry, hot days in Jasper
county the crop of cotton will fall short of what
tt promised a few days since.
Views.
‘Hie Eartti’a Centre Nolld.
New theories in science are constantly spring . .
tog np, and. in many eases crowding tho old blood together. iQniuzreo lie circulation prevent-
n up, hi tanay c«9cs, crowujufc, w * congestion, and prevent tbe diminishing or
one* entirely off tbe stage. Tbe thoroughly I lessening of the pulse, and Btoppmg vomit me end
FR- FR- FR-
CHOLERA,
DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
DIARRHOEA,
AND ALL
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Cured and Prevented by
Radway's Ready Relief!
T P CHOLERA, prevails u an epidemic, the Pre- |
vactive measure* are tbe wiae to adopt. [
The L'-TEB, Bowel a and Stomach should be kept
regular. Badwtj’a Fills, in small doeee. trill a*core
i bis requisite. Rad way’s Ready Relief dilated in I
water, (pte teafpoonful to a tumbler of water), [
taken a<i a drink, three or four time* daring tbe
d»y wi31 di*lnfect the malaria inhaled in tho aya-
tem. and nectralixA *21 acid or uchealthy element* I
caused by the combination of tbe malaria of the I
atmoaphera with the gasea of stomach, (which are I
efeen in thaee e^Mimriee acHJ). imparting warmth. [
energy and health, throng boat the system, and
preventing the separation of the watery from other
properties in the blood.
If seized with CHOLEBi, tbe Beady Relief
eh nl*begiv*>n m strong an ! often as possible.
This will secure rest and bold the prop*rtie« of the
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I for sale in Savannah, or on shipments to onr cor-
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potted scientific mtn of twenty five year* ago, purgtrg
Tbe body ebould be rubbed with Heady I
J’.tiicf from bead to fort, and along the spine.
If be baa not kept blmrolf closely read np to the mll imp ^ t new c ne gj snd vitality to the
ticca, would 2nd di*rlsvioB bis learning in a nervous .yatem, atop erampe, spitms. and induce
,,. , , ; , i I free pertpiration. Aa eoon as tbe stomach ia I
well Informed Cirelo of to-day s very esabar I to ej^ht of Badway'a Pitta (no danger I
reaatog bmiceai. Siy, for inatanoe, that tbe <jr dlarrtota need ne feared) abonld be given. The I
—-.—tf ■ ,v. ,. nnn »r Liver, Siomschand Bowelswill at once bsreatoied |
conversation abonld torn upon Ibe anppoaefl £ dn , iM< >od the ele-
obaraeterof theentre of the earth—he womd m2nla 0 f ;!„ eue be expelled from the tysten.
cive It as hi, cxndld oointon that the centre of the Tnia treatment baa roacned tboneanda from death.
“ F — _ I Looaeeeae, IlnmtEv Cholera Horbna, Cran-ps.
earth waa a monlten autsof mi nereis, rolling to 8pumBi ete _ „, d patofcl direhargea from the
and fro la obedience to the Influence of certain boweb are etopped in fifteen or twenty minutes by
■ V, _ „ takii-KBadway'a Bead, Belief. No eoBgeation or 1
attrec.ive force, acting npon it. Judge, t an, I n.mtimn.iMMMaMMaa
of hit aitonlabmeot when some youngling of tbo nee of the It. R. Belief,
the assembly abonld draw npon him tbe follow- J
tog by Professor Dana, one of tbe mo-t promi
nent men among onr moot prominent scientists:
Ie teem, now to be demonitrated by astro-
BADWAY’3 READY RELIEF |
WILL AFFORD ISSTANT EASE-
nomieal and phyaioal argomenh—argoniBotB iinfiTTOV fiFTPEKlDHEfa
that are Independent, it abonld bo noted, of di- | I - lspl amMiTIOS Of THE BLADDEB,
that are Independent,
root geologic,I observation—that the interior of
the globe ia e-aentially solid.
Tbe oondition of tbe earth's interior here
reeogniaed is, aa many reader, will have ob
served, that suggested long ago by Pref W.
Hopkins—tho antbor who first offered (1S39) a
mathematical alignment in favor of the earth's
INFL1MSIAJION OF THE BOWELS.
OONGF8TION OF THE LUNGS,
SOBE THBOAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING,
PALPITATION OF THE HEART,
HYSTERICS, CBODP, DIPTHERTA,
CATARRH, INFLUENZA,
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.
NEURA'OIA, BHEUMATISM,
BACON, FLOUR,
BAG&INCr, TIES,
either having a very thick erxot or being solid ,, 0LD ohi ll8, AGUE oHILLd. ,
throoghont. In a paper on Theories oTEleva- ^ lppllc , tion 0 f the Beadv Relief to the part
tion and Earthquakes, in 1847, Prof. Hopkins I or p\rta where the psin or diffimlty exists will af- I
argues that ihe central mass of the earth be-1 ford esse and comfort
cams solid in conseqnnce of the pressnre when- Twenty drops in half a tumbler of water will in I
ev#*r tbe temperature- within reached a limit j a few moaienis cure Ortmps. Spasms, Hour Stom
that permitted of it? that erupting at surface »cb Heartburn,8ick Headache, Oohc, Wind in the
1 * , .... I Raws!* and mil Tninmal Paina
rggrs-gji'SSS U fr A R TOFFEE
flolidi3cation there long remained n viscous I W4Ier W1 j] prertnt sicknee9or pains frem change I III I B K
layer, which, in the progress of time, was grad- of water. It is be\ r ,ar than French Rrandy or Bit I ^ ^ J
nsily contracted by the nnion of the solid na
dens to the thickening ftbelL
Tbo possibility of solidification at centra
from presBnro, in the face of a temperature too
tors as a stimulant
FEVER AND AGUE
Fever and Ague cared for fifty cents. There
aliment Assembly.'
Tho Gonnt of Chambortl will never giv« np
hU white lily banner, and this question, trifli ng
as it may appear, ia tbe moat formidable obsta
cle to tbo roi-roration of tbe Bourbon dynasty.
Ever since the great revelation tbo tri-catered
fltg he* been iho national symbol of unity,
leading tbe French arms to victory on a hnodroj
battle fielda. nntil tt baa grown to be a aaered
emblem to the French toeoplo Tho lily banner
faa.a be~n nnknown in France sinoe three gener
ations, and its re-appearance would create a
sensation of wonder, mingled with fear and ap-
prebenaion. Even among the rural population
the Legitimists are not popular; the French
peasant* still remember tbe pittfnl condition of
tbelr grandfather*, end fear that n restoration
of the Bourbon dynasty may be followed by i
revival of the former feudal rights and privi
leges of tbe nobility.
Rnaala is to day tbe only Stato in Earope
which still refuse* to abolish the oppressions
and restrictions th-> sombre and persecuting
spirit of pastcentnri.s baa imposed npon the
Jew*. It letrne that many of tha most op
pressive msasoro* are allowed to remain a
dead letter; stilt, they may be enforced, when
ever it salt* tbe bnmor of tbo government. The
reosnt expulsion of tbe Jewish rreideote from
Kieva haa given riss to a lively discussion tn
the German pres*, becanso foreign Jews even
are anbjeoted to the same indignities. For it
appears, that an antiquated law, restricting the
remdsnoe of the Jew* to certain part* cf tha
Russian Empire and m -king their sojinrn in
tbe large oities dependent on a special per
mit i* notoriy enforced against Russian -r.bjec:
bat also agatoat Israelite*, who are subjects of
other states; and of the latter, German tab.
jests of the Jewish faith are enjoying the un
enviable partiality and paternal e.re of I
REtesian Government. If Rossis, the press ar-
gna, refn-es to plaoe ht r lewi-h sntj-ct* cn an
.goal footing with their fellow-citizens, nol>o,iy
haa a right to interfere; but by wbat sntbority
does abe treat German Jews a* "Jews, instead
of looking npon them as subjects of the Ger
man Empire? The pas*ports famished Ger
man oil's tn* by the Home Government merely
state Ihe name, age etc., without mentioning
the religion of tbe bearer, from which fact he
may reasonably dednoe the right of being only
looked npon aa a German citizen. C-.e Ger
man Jews re aiding in Ro**ia are oarefol to hide
their religion; for their denncciation is gener
ally followed by an order of expulsion, giving
them 24 bo ar* time to leave the Russian Domin
ion*. Though tbe lew is not rigidly enforced
In every inatanoe, tho foreign J*wa residing ia
Russia may receive a decree of expulsion any
day, nnle*s they poeaesaa special permit of the
Itoaaiao Miniater of Jnstiee. To atop » prac
tice which places a German citizen in so bnmlii
attng a position towards a foreign Government,
tbe papers call npon the German ambassador in
Ht. Pelaraborg. to in inee the Russian Govern
ment not to enforce the law toy longer against
German subject*. .Takno.
high for consolidation from oooling, has not I D0t a remedial agont in the world that will core
been experimentally demonstrated. Yet a I Fever and Ague, and a 1 other Nefarious, Bilious,
number of facta favor the principle. It tas Typhotd, leflow. and other hm (aided
been mg'-d that tiooe the solidification of rock* I * ril “) “ quick aa Bedaeya Beady j
is at teniti il by contraction, that is, increase of p e *ayB e !ier69 cent* per botllo, and Pills 2
density, nnd eince preasnre tends to prodnoe cents 4 box. Bold by Drnggiste.
this greater, density, therefore prersnre may 1
bring about the condition of tbe solid. Tho
feci that ice, which bis less density than water, ,
changes to water under pressure, has been ep- HEALTH! BEAUTY
^relo^K | ^ L t° 0 ° H D t- IN
ia anbjeeted is eo great that experiment can
never imitate ft, or directly teat it* effect*. Be
neatb only ono hundred and fifty mibaof I'qnid
rock it wonld be not less than one million of
ponnd* to the ‘qnsre inch. Less than this mar
hove been sufficient to prodnoe cr;ats)hz*lion
and eo give rigidity to the viscons rock material,
or st least eo after tbe oooling tbe earth has
undergone. Tbe rigidity of slowly solidified
rock is beyond that of glass or ateel— or the de-
greo which, according to Sir William Thomp
son, must exist, in order that the earth abonld I Has mado tbo meet letonhliing cures. So quick,
he n* completely free as it is from tidal move- | »J> r «pjd » r <> thechangtathebt^ynnd^rgoes,under
menl* in Its mu*. *-i- , .-e- ——s - ,i_,
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MANCFAOTUUESS OF
The outer ernat or annerflolal coating*—the S° a f Dew s °° n<5 , Scrofula,
^=r‘ d f 8 r^ ho ofTr=
and elabnra ing of the material of the aorfeoa Qi, ni ], » n d other part* of the system, Bore Ejee,
through external agenciee, aided by tbe ever. I ettumorons D'echargee from tbe Ears, aed the I
acting lateral force from oootractlon, nnd in- I wor ,t form of Skin Dis'-uea Ernptiooe. Fever
eluding all torranes from 'he Arobiri upward. I bores. Scld Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rbenm. Ery-
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IVctsfcrn Ltferary Taafes. |3 nmore. Cance-e in the Womb, and at] Weakening
Q . .... *«,„-* ,i hi. I and Pair fat Discharge,. Night Sweats, Lore of
The bpnngfUId (Mass ) Bepnblictn die- Sp „ m- *u w , lt e* of the life prirciple. are
oonraea on tbl* anbjeot as follows. It saye: I within tho curative range of tills wODder of Mod- I
The Toledo Blade ha* lately been worrying its I ern Chemutry. and a few days’ nee will prove to
rabscription list along by offeringboota as pro- “!? T P*" 00 D ? ln ? lf for8 ‘ th “ cf.these forma of |
miumn; snd tbe literary preference evinced by
M -A. C O 1ST,
jnlT’O 8m .
GEORGIA
I MONDAY TMfTil 1873 STMM EN6INSS ’ B0ILERS ’ m m GMT Mm> wm 1
PATENT ANTI FRICTION
disease its potent cower to cure tbem.
^ t „ . . . . . . - i U'liflpatient, daily becoming reduced by the
the rarsnrnwn of thnt paper Ie Ratom^bing. I waste and decomposition that is continually pro-
Ont of 2G77 call-* for books, mere than half— greasing, succeeds in arresting these wastee, and
1385, to be accurate—^were for tbo works of I repairs tbe eame with new material made from
Shakespeare: 330 took Arabian Nights, and 122 I bsaltby Wood—and this tbs BABBAPaRILLIAN I
cboae Byron. That ia all right; we abonld sav, does «ocnre-a enre is cert-to; for when
If called upon, that tbe average pnblio wonld T “NT ' »".'*» Ah
take its lore in nbont thee* propoitionn. Bat 'J.°. a J™it J. J^l C.T JZjl jCX
trhan tra own lrferrenri that 7DD narBnne nni nf .. . a!.i t.} ia * a _.r I ~
w hen we are informed tb&t 700 persons out of I patient will feel himself growing better and strong-
(bat 2C77 cboae (be works of Flavins Josephus, I er. the food digesting better, appetite imi roving. I
wby, we feel ns if wo wanted to go off some- | and flesh and weight increasing. Not only does [
where and rest before we tried to thick about [ the 8ABSAP\R1LLIAN RESOLVENT excel all j
it. It show* a monrnfnl state of thing* among known remedial agents in tha core of Chronic,
tho snh*criher* of the Toledo Blade. Not bnt Scrofnlona, OonaUtnttonal and Sktn Dieeaaee, bnt
that Flavins wat a good, aqa.re mao, and clever ,tl8tl16 on, y P oaltivo CHra ,or
enough to bis way; lint bo never amonnted to JfijJnev and Bladder Complaints ! I
much. His yonth was frittered away to grub-1 , • . . . I
blngatthe obstrase points of the Jewish taw, Brinary and Yomb DiaMaca. Gravel, Diabetes,
and, when be finally got Battled down. Ve*-1 of Water ' BieonUnence of
BOARD AND TUITION FOR THE
TERM WILL BB $92 80.
With a fall board of instruction and flittering
[ prospects for future usefulness and success, tho
institution invites tae patronage of its friends and
] ibe pnhlin.
For farther particulars, app’y for catalogue to
R. T. ASBURY
angtexHWt PRESIDENT.
\F. FABEL
uanufactubeb or
And all kinds of machinery and castings, etc , etc.
R* FINDLAY’S SONS,
FINDLAY IRON WORKS, 3
SCHOFIELD’S
Adjoining Passenger Depot, Macon, Ga.
STAR AND TALLOW
pasian -nd bis crowd came aronnd and both
ered him so that his mind never had
Dropey. Stoppage _ .
Urine, Bright’* Disease, Albuminuria, and in all j
oaees where there are brick diet deposits, or the
water ia thick, elondy mixed whb substances like
CELEBRATED WROUGHT IRON COTTON PRESS]
Ait acknowledge its superiority to an; mado anywhere or by anybody.
ICANDLES SOAPS mm MGII(£S ASD BOILERS,8AW MILLS,HIGiR MILLS]
’ * KETTLES, IS01V BAILING, MILL MACHINERY, ,CASII56s|
A51) MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS.
time to grasp any subject comprehensively. To the white of an egg. or threads like white silk, or prow good.
j RUNS TWENTY-FIVE PEN CENT. LIGHTER than any other Gear made. It fa made % ffhout %
mortise, tenon, or a key to work loose. Every part bolted to iron. Over twenty in uae. All have
be sure, he wrote seven or eight books of the
Ilistorv of tbe Jewish War, a score more on the
Antiquities of the J*wr, a Di-course on the
Martyrdom of tho Maccabees, and others on
frimilar light and frivolous topics; bat he never
rose into the realm of true letters; his mental
csDber was insufficient. He never made a cent
off his books, either, till after be was dead; uo
body wanted anoh f rothy literature Thpre waa
quite a demand for tbem abont 200 years ago,
when our forefathers had not conquered the
taste for light reading they brought from Eng
thc eis - morbid.dark, bflionsappearanoe and white I
bone duet deposit, and when there ia a pricking I
sensation, burning sensation, when passing water,
and pain in the small of the back and alonvtt i loins, I
Tumor of 12 Years’ Growth
Cured by Badwaj’s
Resolvent!
Cctxelv, Mass.. Jnly 16,1857.
Da- P.icwat I have had Oviri n Tumor in the
ovaries and bowels All the Doctors uid “there
LARD OIL,
Office, Ne. H West Main Street, between Fu>t and
Second.
Faugh.t’s Patent Gin Gearing
MY PATHNT
| Factory, Nos. 73, 75, 77, 79 anil 81 Maiden Lane,
between Ohio and Adame Stri ate,
la the mode of conatrootion of wheels suspended on Anti-Friotlon Balia, extended arm to carry tho I ( -jp,
Pulley and Pinion Shaft.
All persona using or making any part of my Patent, will ba proaeonted to the txtent of the law.
KY.
Cash paid for Tallow, Lard and Grease.
apri»5 Cm
land; and one will find the old, queerly-bound I was no help tor ft* I tried everything that was
eepi«s they bought in those timed sff irding a
comfortable «ubsiateuoe to tbe worms in many
recommended, but nothing helped me. I saw I
your Resolvent, and thought I would try it; but |
r ZZL fUm had uo faith in it. because I had suffered for twelve
*o oJd New Eoglsnd fsrm-hou«a New editions n j {ook bott j eg of the Resolvent, and
'Bit. FSI0W®
SPECIAL FLAVORINGS.
there are none. The Blade's orders exhen.ted
uvfd^wnon sroTnY' an<1 ““ bo ° t - <5esl6r3 JSS? I Build and Kepair all kinds of Machinery at my Works.
pier than I have for twelve year*. Tho wor-t tumor I
A Ilorso TVlnnlng n Heat TYllhont ■ »«in the left side of the boosts, over the groin
I write this to yon for the benefit of others. Yon I
NoTwrrnaTisnixo tbe great lota by the No
vember fire, tbe valuation of real and personal
property of Boston this year will show an in-
erMM of a little more than seven million dol
lars over last year. The rate of taxation will bo
about 913 per thousand.
Driver.
From the Pittsburg Leader ]
Than w,\* rather an unusual incident at the
Stenbeovil.’a race gronnd* last Saturday after-
noon. It vta in tbo pacing race for a purse cf
$890. free to alt, Tbere were five entries. Tbo
snoring horse ws.* Copper-bottom. Be lock
tbe first heat, and to the second heat tbe anlky
of Copper-bottom name into collision with an
other, and was instantly overturned. The dri
ver of Copper bottom was of oonreo thrown out.
and it wt3 expected that Copper-bottcm would
rnn away. Contrary to expectation*, however,
the horse never broke once, and came in amid
the wildest of ch*era ahead, in as good style
tf bia driver had been behind him. The enthu
siasm of tbe crowd was immense They cheered
and cheered the ee!f-posse**e horae. which had
declined to get frightened, like most of it* kind
when releeeed from a driver'* care.
The judge* were at first going to give the
beat to the born which came in seooed, be
cause Copperbottcm came in withont a driver.
Tbe crowd petting wind of the possible rnltng
agaiut tbe gallant Copperbottcm, gathered
aronnd tbo .trod, while from every hand w*ut
np one* of “Coppcrbottom! Gopperbottom!
Tbe judge* saw if they abonld give the race
tn tbe *eoond torso that tbe crowd were jn*t in
tbe mood to pell the stand down abont their
ear*. They tben retired, and, after coaBulta
tion, ruled tbe beat to Gopperbottom. a* be
never broko once, bid it not been for tbe olaim
of foal pnt in by tbe driver of tbe Milky with
which Copperbottcm ooltided.
As it was it is one cf the rare event* cf the
Inrf, where a horse ha* lost its driver bnt yet
ha* kept it* place to tbe race as if nothing had
happened.
can publieh it if yon choose.
HANNAH F. KNAPP-
BRASS HID IR0.Y CASTII6S BADE 10 0KDEB.
WORMS ▼ Steam, Water, and Gas Pipes, and
SPECIAL NOTICE
Mercliaats ant Issaracce Agents.
Cin TREASURERS OFFICE,
Maooh. Ga. Augnat 22, 1S73 >
4 LL psrsona »e lm; As of any kind m the
jCX. caiyon com-i-aioa are requirM to mike
monthly return* of the r a»!ea as this office and pay
tho tax Insurance Apenta mxut return their pre
miums mouthy and p»y tax on them. Any one
failing to comply with me Ordinance, must tot ex
pect any indulgence aft?r September loth, aa de
faulters wLi be deaJt with aa me Ordinance di-
CHARLES J. WILLIAMSON.
aug22taepll Tre**nrer.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
OFFER for aa Io a Plantation aitnated in the
fork of Towaiiga River. Monroe county. Ga.,
mile* irom Fortyth and 10 miles rfrom Indian
^pun t : Said plantation containa 850 acres ; 350
cleared and in good etare of ccJtiration; 50U acres
woodland, well timbered, while the Led ia very
productive It ia remark »ble for hevlthfolneaa
and for the salubrity of the atmosphere, the places
having been settled 40 years, and there never hav
ing been a case of fevo’r thereon. The place is in
good neighborhood, convenient to schools and
For farther pirti:n!ara. apply to tho undersigned.
JOHN T. OfiOWDEB.
Forsyth, Ga.
aog20 2w i
PBICE $100 FEB BOTTLE. |
An Important Letter.
From a prominent gentleman and resident of Cin-
cinnati, O., I or the past forty sears well known to
the book publishers throng boat tbe United Mate*:
Nxw koax, October 11, 1870.
Da. Badwat : Dear Sir—I am indneed by a sense
of dnty to toe enfferiog to make a brief statement
of the working cf your medicine on myaelf. For
several years I baa been affected with some trouble
in the bladder and urinary organs, which eome
twelve months ago culminated in a moat terribly
•dieting disease, which the physicians all eald was
a .p.atnodic stricture in the uretha, aa also inflam
mation of the kidneys snd bladder, and gave it as
their opinion that my age—73 years—wonld pre
vent my ever getting radically cured. I had tried
a number of pbyeiciane. and had taken a large
quamty of medicine, both atopatbio and homeoe-
pathio’ but had got no relief. I had read of aeton-
iebing cure* having been made by your remedies;
and seme four months ago read a notice in the
FhUadeiphia Saturday Evening Post of a cure hav
ing been effected on a person who had long been
differing aa I bad been. I went right eff and got
Mane of each—your Sareaparilhan AteeolTent,
Beady Belief, and B*gulating Pill*—and com
menced taking them. In three days a waa greatly
relieved, and now feel aa wot! a* ever
O. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, O.
All their Fittings for Sale.
Call and tea at my Works, Fourth afreet, near the Brown Honae, Maoon, Ga.
•9* Sand for Oirenlait.
EL CROCKETT.
Jnly30 tf
agency
—OF THE—
n OEMS IDTHL BAKE CO.I
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1805.
Specially Beinenred with the
FACTORS’ & TRADERS’ INSURANCE COMPANY
—AND THE—
Louisiana mutual Insurance Company,
ALL OF HEW OBLEAH8, LOUISIANA.
t LANTEB8 are re quested to call aronnd and *eo it. It ia not nocceBiry that you b-3^|
power to ran your gin a lifetime Many buy hotae powers and nave to bnv a tin a-j
This Uin Clear ha* an IltOY OENTBAL HOPPOUT to prevent nettling of gin b Ui0 ’
POST ASD IBON BAND WHEEL SHAFT. Made only by
J. S. SCHOFIELD«
rAXILLAy LE.1I0X) ETC.,
For Flavoring Ico Cream, Catos and Pastry.
“With great care, by a new process,
wo extract from the true, select Frutts
anti Aromatics, each characteristic fla
vor, anil prodatr Elatorings of rare
excellence. Of great etrength and perfect
purity. Mo poisonous oils. Erery flavor
t represented. Mo deceit—each bottle full
teasure, holding one-half more than others
purporting to hold same tflantily. Use
them ona, tciff use no other. The most
delicate, delicious flavors ever made. So
superior to the cheap extracts. Ask for
Dr. Price’s Special Flavorings. Manu
factured only hy
STEELE & ZPIRiaiE,
Depot*, CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS.
Manufacturers of Mr. Price'e Cream
Baking Pouder.
NOTICE —Having made arrangement* with Mee.-r*. SCHOFIELD A BON for tha 1 “Jf
of my PATENT Gl.N GEAB, witn CENTUM, IBON SUPPOB r, all others are wiraw
or belt, the same, aa I shall prosecute to the txtent of the law all pereons uttng w «
Paten. u
Philadelphia, May 24. fS73.
ROGERS & BONN-
WHOLESALE GROCE!
-OFFER FOB SALE
J. A. DUO AS.
X. D. BTXZZ.
DUGAN & STILZ,
82.773,G72 63.
DS. RAD WAY’S
Perfect Purgative and Rear* j COMBINED CASH ASSETS. - -
nlating Pills-
Perfectly lwtelees, elegxntty anted withiweetl
gum. purge, ifignlxte, purify, deanee. and I
etreDgtb^n. ltedwav'* Pills, for tbe core of ell die- I
orders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowela, Kidneja, j
BlAdicr, Nervon^Diiexaee, Eeadmcbe, Constrpa- I
Losses Adjusted With Liberality and Paid Promptly.
Ail Dfrangemcbte of tbo fntercA] Yitoem. Wat-j J J r J
rAuled to effect a positive cure. Purely vegetxb’e, I
INSURES AGAINST FIRE.
coat Ain ing no merenrj .Xiiicenda or delete rcua dru ga.
GST Observe the following symptoms reuniting
from Disorder* of the Digeeiive Oi^aiu :
Coneiipetion. InwArd Piles, Fullnaaa of the
Blood in the Head, Acidity of the StomA-h. Naoaoa,
Heartburn, Disgxwt of Pood, Puiinee« or weight In
tbe Stomach, Soar ErnctA ion*, Biaking or Flutter-
log at the Heart, ChokiDgor suffering Sensation*
wteo in a Lving Poet nre, Dimneea of Yieion. Dcta
or Web^ before tbs bight. Fever and Dull Pain in
tbe Head, Df-ficiency of Perspiration, Yellowneee of
tbe 8kiu •nd Kyca. Pain in tbe 8ide, ▼ heet, Limbe,
and enddeii P luchee »if Heat. Burning in the Fieeh.
Afewdoaes of Radway’g Hlis wiii free the *y*-
tfim from all tbe above named disorders. Price 25
cents per box. BoM by Drnggiete.
READ
FAsXjBR A.ATD TRUB W
Bend one letter etaap to BAD WAY <fc OO., Ho.
Warren, corner Church etreet. New York.
Informatioa worth thousands will l>e sent you.
maylS eodJkwly
JAMES H. LOW,
(Formerly cf Wood A Low, and lata Freaidant La. Equitable Life Inannnce Oo of N. O.)
Manat er Southern Department.
Office No. 10 Whitehall street, James’ Bank Block. F. O. Box 106, ATLANTA, GA. |
S. M. FARRAR fc II. L. BACKUS,
Beeident Agents. Office, Plantexe’ Banking Company.
MACON BOARD OF REFERENCE. (By Penuisiion.)
B. M. B azsmote, of Adama A Bazemore.
I, of Calm
G. A Netting, President OUy Bank.
J- E. Jones, Presides t Central Bank-
I O Plant, Preaidant First National Bank.
W. J. Lawton, President Planters’ Banking Co.
S. G. Boom President Kxdunge Bank
W. & Hoh. President Southwestern Bail road Oo.
& W. Onbbedge, of Oobbedge. nazlebaret ± Co.
B. H. Plant, of L d Plant * Sot .
Thomas Hardeman, of Hardeman A Sparks,
aagilm
B. L. Willingham, of Lssrton A Willingham.
| R Waxolbaam. of Waxelbanm te Bin.
J W Bnraa, of J. W. Burks * Oo.
I J B Boss, of Bose k, Coleman.
I Joseph Dannenburg, ofJNusebaum A Dannenbnrg.
I Asher Ayres.
| TbomasaC. Dempsey.
! Cn, Oats, Vkd oi lay,
EXCLUSIVELY,
[ No. 20 Second street, between Slain and River,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
-AMPLE STOBAGE.
Will All order* for Corn from point* in Illinois
I parties making purchase accepting through Bill of
T.,dmg from shipping points. apr25 Cm
i COOK’S HALL,
PEBBY, GA.
T HE attention of managers of public entertain
ment* ia called to this HaiJ. which ha^been
I lately fitted np f
a Hall i
20,000 pounds Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
1,000 barrels Choice Family n° ur *
300 barrels Refined !
AIL ARTICLES IN 6R0GER1’ LINE AT LOWEST!
jcoelStf
ERNEST PESCHKE’S
_j the beat style, with eoenery, ete.
The Hall will seat abont 100 person* and i* oonve-
I niently aitnated in the large ard growing town or
Perry, to which the Southwestern Railroad haa
lately constructed a branch from Fort valley
Apply to ' ” " ' "
fthis 6m*
Macon Standard Mean T J
WESSsffijSSSBSaSSF
MENTS, for the puxpt-e of obsenmg .ST
tho exact Macon mean tune t« within »_ - -
JOHN B. COOK.
Perry, Ga.
tho exact Macon mean time . ..
G.VM1.1 attanhoa paid a. ah. «<> raalmawf
kliat at atw wsrklw ! _,-\rd«v-
i ware***'