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f!>tM)AY MOftfSiMi JN'O. h. dohbs. Late'of "Wise, Dobbs & C< North British & Mercantile OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. iven to iho collection of claims .-•i l promptly served. Office inee of WAles, even af- and s«*t up for himself t- • do the sidj.-, which :W refnnod to do, and COMZvIISSION H0US2 AT LEARY, S. W*. RAILROAD. CALHOUN, COUNTY, GA rilllE undersigned has erected a Store Hon«c at X Lcaiy, Gx, on the extension of the South western iuiilread to Blakely, and takes this meth od of announcing to the public that he is pn»i>ared receive consignments of poods and produce of every description, which «ill b » sold at wholiwte or retail as directed, to the best advantage. Strict attention will be given to the business, and satis- 13**1.011 guaranteed in every instance. •sr Cot i sijmments aoUrited. ^.n<.»hw» y ir P. W IVEY. CHINA, CROCKERY^CLASS WARE. I. C. H.AXT A SOX. Agents. M»w Pi COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO C. A. XCTTIWO, I W. P. GOOD A LX. sovereign should C*TILL "mvrt,* nii.l tnio to its 1 O wclltotho front, f.ill 1... tort volitions and Singing sHxioa. By L. and 1L It. Palmer. Price 51 to. M. S. HOLT. JXO. B. BOSS. octlStf COLLECTIONS PROMITLY ATTENDED TO. teblt it A NORTH GEORGIA i the State and Federal Court* i the Courts of Southwestern T OFFER FOR SALE, on reasonable term*. X lmth as to price and payments, my farm in North Georgia, containing &000 acres of land, some 500 acre* cleared. The cleared land em brace* some line level mulatto lands, some eray lands, asd about seventy-five acres of bottom fatal. Th» wood laral heavily timbered with oak, hicknryja»ph*r, and interspersed with j»ine. The LIQUOR spring «f freestone wafer convenient tot lie house. It is looitod ten miles from Dalton, on a near lino of East Tennessee and Yinrinia Railroad. the reed ruining within a mile of the house. It U two and a half laikwto the nearest station; five miles to Catoosa Spriir*. and sews miles to Tunncll Hill, on Um Stab Road. The place is healthy, and Oder* a bcauiful home in a fine growing region of country. S»1 for the reason that oilier encase ments prevr.t me from giving it my personal at tention. Fo further paxtieuMura eddre'* mo at Griffin. Ga.7 ALEX. M. SPEER. LOWEST MARKET PRICES GUARANTEED. GALLERY r R umli v-ni<sl takes pleasure in announcing that ba» now prepared, at No. 8 <OTTON AVENUE, (Riddle's old stand) ( To execute PICTU R E Sll Oftay variety and atyle ol tho PHODGRAPHIC ART. Largest piano trade in the South and lov prices. Every one thinking of buying a piano is invi to write us for terms and prices. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FREE. novlGeodtf SPECIAL NOTICE Until times are better, we shall sell pianos at wholesale prices for cash or on short time. We guarantee first-rate Pianos for $£65, $275, $290 and $300. Superior Pianos, $325, $350 and $375. The very best Pianos, $100, $140, $150, $175, $500, $550 and $600. Pianos never have been sold so cheap before. Tliese prices are only for the pres ent. Do not let the chance go by. Pianos delivered, freight paid, to cash buyers in the South. Pianos sold on long time. COTTON FOR PIANOS. "Windsor Castle, Osborne and lialtnoral, tradesmen'll bill were taxed and nil ovor- Sj bl attention is invited to his MELHWTINT PICTURES H*irkablc for a peculiar softnms. Xrcafla n. tou.-hod, whereby all blemishes avoidivlt Satiation guaranteed in every instance. use in Georgia, and without a donht has ioome the ■S of the South. Sold only by MALONE, VXLING- This How is now in j favorite How with the HAM & CO. T. B. ItbACKSHEAR. JOR SALE- A Srm and City Property, W. S. BEADLES. N. nan. Ga. rather late at a ball given on board t Galatea, then anchored in the Solei sent her to bed in tears and half her broken.'. The Quocn ut up waiting 1 on hour or two, and then relieved Ij feelings in this epistle before retina This Princesa’ marriage was . -a. T ■ !,OT A lovs hatch, in spite «f the nousenso talked abotd^ The girl, who is handsome, amiable '! romantic, had contracted a romantic sion for tho Kcv. Mr. Dn.kworth.a h#X MannpUdicd and good-looking y*£T clergyman, who taught her dnnriiif A kind of clerical Crichton, he sang, pod and was a good musician; being lif>-c by no means insensible to the eha*' the pretty Princes*. A great ntfaml row ensued on discovery. Du^'rth was provided with a living from ^trdi in ljamilton Terrace, St. John'# ■"od. (Which, by the way, the PHnees/w at tends,) and tho Queen found hAftnh- ter a husband in tho young Muis of Lome. Such a match was noV-cly to prove a happy one, and neoorf-’ly the r R. W. & S. H. JEMISON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Office 52 Second st» Macon, Georgia. WILL practice in the courts of Macon and md- ? f went circuit*, and ui the Supreme and Fwtm Court* of Georgia. Special attention given WRIGHT’S COTTON PLANTER, to matters in Bankrupt,-}-. mgm Tit Woodruff Concord Buggy, Celbratetl for light draft and durability, is Vie leading.Buggy, and a specialty. (WITH LATEST lXraOVZtOESTS) FOB » TEAKS THE Standard of Excellence THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. The Whiewater and Woodruff Wagons, And other Itestom \Tagons, at lour prices. Descriptive Crcufars furnished to those who will write for them. All work wnrrnited.octSfitf WING & SOLOMON OVER S50,000 IN USE, METE OP O LIT AN It you think ot buying . Sewing Machine it will pay jou to examine the records of thov now in iwiiidmHWwin«. THE WHEKLElt ttll.SDN-1AMI>.1I.,,M i Hi: I'M.V ll'-ilf KIN.MM. M || in , I ill.: i ■ • alike on both si,!,-a of the fa! rie ROTARY HOOK. MAKING A DOCK ST ITCH, , “* r! ’:_ zH A- rwul. All shut- j i* 0 ®*^^^'** wtepovirk drawing the .slrattk back after the stitru fa fanned briuging double wear and strain upon both machine and operator, lirmv v hileotfa-r machines rapid 1 v wear out. tb»* WHEELERi WILSON LASTLA LIFETIME. u:.«l an eronomical inrc»tim nt: I)o not ItoBevn all iliat is promised hy so-called •HJheap’* marhir.cjt. jam should require pvaof UuUyturs of os; have U>U\1 their valu.*. Money orre threwn away cannot bo recovered. Send for our cireofars. Machines v Id on twsv terms ur mon!UlyhoynxAts token. Old nut in order or rewired in cxrhanee. WHEELER A WILSON MF6 IX>.*SOFFICES: Snvsnnah. Aiu-r.-m. Ma«\m and Columbus. Ga. W. B. CLBVES. C«. Agt, Savannah, Ga. W. X. HICKS, Agent, Mhu-.U, Ga. janl2eodlv■ O IGVM^LLT UNFIT FOB W mil STATION.” cf the family taint I is scorbutic, besides be lly of disposition. George GiOr^’O IV had "aberr.i- . n i he laid been at tho loo, and "William IV want- rgod man to kneel to him. eon thought she was be* of scrofula, ing rather: III was in. STERLING SILVER AND PLATED-WARE. d consulted a celt-bffatod w> humored the notion. Cer- :) in part, ]*erhaps, her pre poll and. John Brown i: yr.ow?, her farorlte attend J nsiblo, but quite uneduc HEUIECT TIELI tU. ICIS L. FIEI.DEE H. & I. L. FIELDER, Attorneys at Law, CITHBEHT, GEORGIA, i •r i he South TO| HALL A LOFTON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AM pyviored to cin Cotton for on very liberal lenns. JERE IloLLl fe miles lxvui u> THE MAOoN I>AiL\ TELEGRAPH AND AiEssE ti^esscu^rr ft FIRST NATIONAL BANK of MACON TRANSACTS A GEXEEAL BANk^li BL SIMSs «|ure> VlrtarlH a* M.r nnu a , »fce I»—Htr MaJcvtjrtiriri Thp I Worlhlem Llfr »r the M .lr A„pur. ent -Prlncc Alfrril. thr Grrat Mrlt I.* Prti>rnl'T,Krr. Loxdos, Octtjbcr “0. .ly kn,m- tli.it . tifty-Cfth y.-a; ,,f a- • tho Uiirtv-sixGi of hei r.*, ... ■ ■ , MKLCTOK*: I. C.PLAXT. D FLANDERS H.X. JEWETT. W. K. DIXSMt 1L B. FLA XT. D. s. LITTLE. G. H. UAXLSHURXT. much of! unqncti b,*rt 111 1 tiroj fr.'-.i no part all,.win • tvpifv !. nn,l cl the xv.i'Ui Chan cello ‘MM Ulo ot W rich and 1 ea 1th; by a sort memory c bri.tly V«. r-ui inf«: ure the fn W. Vt. Vkoixt,Ca-hifr. rraUMiln. v_l* L C. PLANT & SON, on than of her ip A lftr• II seclunio It. Slic i *' ft \\ ind&or in a huff, not returning fora conaidemble period. ThL< was TUB BBOINNINO OF FRXQUBNT QUAKE ELS »-1 w* «*ti t.iem, tip to the time of hit dan- geroiu illness and convalescence in 1871, which effected a r< conciliation. Not- with standing ber grief at the loss of her hu Land, her Majesty even at that very time did not forget her pecuniary inter est and lore of authority—her two domi- nant principle*. These South Kensing- t<*u o. tatA.-.-, ami othert eU«-where, both in England and Scotland, had been illegally .a* -.uirud, it being a constitutional ar- AL Urc? nably an ami*- 1 Prince.*Twhenahc f.ir which lofty K-i- t]>r-*H«ly educate*! by sensible mother, the risen Tory young mho in body nor in mind, int.be :inki.-s, ion« existed Uiat she nental infirmitioa of rgo tho Third. But event.m! this. She ....... up /»t Bamsgute. f»,r ib.-uu*lit of sos b.ithbsg, a;id every tii;r.-2 done for her calculated to develop a nonhd mind in a healthy body. German was ataoetbor nursery language. Sho learnt French and Italian ]»crfc. :ly, and also a little Spanish. Sh# . likewise, an oe> oomplishod inn^n ian ^an t vocalist. Sho coold ride well, and loved that exercise almost as much os dancing. Such tho Princess Alexandrina Victoria when tho death of the monarch above mention ed made her giTEX OF TWGLANI). The Queen of England had just entered upon her nineteenth year, and was, like most young ladies at that age, sue- ceptible. It was beliovod that she man- ifostod strong symptom a of liking for Ix>rd Klphinstone, a handsome young no bleman and officer, but nr.ch a marriage Wing regarded os out of tlie qu« ration, bo was appointed to tho Governorship of Madras as a moans of getting him out of tho way. There were, as a matter of ooursc, various aspirants to tho favor and hand of tho young Queen, especially tho two sons of tho Prill, o of Or.riif;,'. Bnt it noon appwrod Giat X'rinoo Albert of Sat.-i lia l i n -.i:'" ! n> r M ij.- tyV. pcreonal preforonOG Ilor Majesty baa Kiyra tlio world her own ac , mat of tho prrWuimirios to t!;,- c.arriaitc in ber •‘Ufo of tbo Prinri) Consort* bnt not mentioning the circumstance that wanted a (jmnt of XIOtl.Ouo a year for him from Parliament^and that Lori Mol bourne luul (treat diflieulty in ponuoding her to oosuont to tbo ministerial proposal of iX.o.OOO, which Jtweph Ilumc and tbo Katlical., redooed stilt further to X30,00<h That filled her with disgust, which, it i, ■aid, .ho axpressad very freely. 8ho ex- hiliitod in this transaction, b,»ides that rather overweenitif esthnateof I bo jneribi other ehoeen husband which ubs. ■•juuntly l>ocamo »o manifest, a spice of the avarice which is unmistakably a family charao- turistic, and bo. since attaint'd such an uaduo development as seriously to dimin ish tho loyalty of her people. Unt tho marriage was in other respects nnexeep- tionnbl,'. There were, however, l„its laid down in tho ctab-housd, tluit in <iz month* tho pair would l>o living sepa rately, tlie reasons allcgod beinp first her tempor, and seoond bis Toryism, which it was supposed would eunflict with U Whi({ principles in which she b.,d been brought up. thr i.ate rni '. r cotvsoirr. There can bo litt’o question that her nmrriu^o with Prince Albert was a happy one. nr that tbo social side of it U jir. tty fairly depicted in her book, " Our Life in the Uigtdands.” An amiable, in teUiuenh though l>y no moons larpe- nuude,’. man, he jk> ■-od all tho qualili- entions necessary to ntako an eiccllent husband. He had a shrewd understand- iuc. and studied bis wife's woak points. Like ber Majesty, be was porsimoniou, and bad a remarknbly keen eye to the main chance. An exact system of econo* mr was uraoticcd at Huckinirham Palaco, stock and prodnoo of the royal forms Were turned to tbo most profitable ac count. Even in bis much laudod patron- u -o of art Princo Albert did not forgot bis own interest. Ho bought pictures at low prieba which are now worth treble tbo sum paid for them, and invested lonely in land and building speculation nt South Ken uiiu't.ui. in the vicinity of tho exhibition, tbo ball named aftor him, and tlie museum previous to their erec tion. Then, as any map of the London of twenty years ai;„ will show, there was II mot deal of unoccupied land there, be sides partly built streets of a compara tively poorchar.irtrr. liio-tof which prop erty the astiUc Princo secured through the agency of tho complaisoat Dilke be fore Uttiiu: his plans transpire to the public. Tbo wh, lo region is now covored witli <Uret-ehus houses anil owned by tho Queen. the raural or wai.es. mon with all royal and nristo- nth, nt least in England, the ore brought up very carefully, i any chano* of vice or contami- nation. and place 1 u charge of vety strict governors, whose bn in,. it was to give them the best of educations. Though fetid parentt!„' Princ. . «.> . .in,., bv no means indulgent ones, tho latter erring rather on the side of severity, which bad a bad effect upon the Prince of Wales win n . e. um :..r. , ...i.. pated him from her control. Ho was an easy-going, plca-ur,--loving youth, with more good nature than intellect. When a child, Albert Edward, like his mother, appeared ri, k. :y an 1 . . it w.. feared that he might not survive. lie carries bis head a little on am* fide now. lint bo w.is not. as was Onto popularly Whey,*,!.either .iu.ler t .: . . • : by his splendid training and , iucatien. lie spool:* French, German. Italian and Spanish with linen,-v. ! • • I v - good Greek ami Latin scholar. U is well acquainted with law and the fine S«». wall 7?^k a 2V l e? sto]>* him when mounted. English youth strong predil always guidod by personal iipjmarane^ in of partners. But for his er- - no l .bdod pre;-Tty in hi* or her pri I vote capacity, but only as tho gift of Par- I Lament. It was a- bargain years ago j when tho Crown lands were surrendered ‘ upon the consideration tliat ample pro- ' vision should bo voted for tho Jteyal family. Ono side of tho agreement Queen Victoria chose deliberately to break, so- coring the full power to hold private es tates, and to bequeath thorn to whomso ever she pleased. Immediately after the death of Prince Albert a bill was pre pared embracing these objects, and as Parliament assembled it ■ gstssed rapidly, silently and secretly through both house*, receiving the royal assent July, 1 MiU. So quietly was this violation of tho Constitution of Great Britain effected that it is known but to Tory f w of even well-informed persons, HU! AXKSFBCTABLS UTS. Th ■ J'rin ■ W.d-hie i..u, i.i ■ 1„ , a' g.-ssl it respectable ono; it ha* been devoted entirely to personal indulgence. Sir Charles Mcidaunt insists that lie per jured i.imy.df in that disgzacefnl trial. Id ant certain foreign papers asserted that tho’rrinco had been seen drunk on the Boulevard dcs Italicns. Since his illness and recovery, and the pretentious National Thanksgiving at Si. I’aul's ho has, according to La Libertc, appeared at tha MobiUe. Ho had “the great Vance,” a vocal lAiffoon, popular at the Cockney mnsle halls, at Marlborough House, to entertain his guests, who m’gmtincntly advertised liimsclf as “patronized by the Prlnou of 'Wales.” Ho smuggled a brace of professional pugilists into Buckingham Palaco to entertain that semi-savage, the Shah of Persia, with a bruising match, to the infinite diagu .t of her Majesty, when the fact came to her ears. When the sons of the Khedive of Egypt, his guests, were overturned in the mini by a careless coachman, he magnanimously rode on, without stopping to inquire after their safety. Isk,- George IV, ho aspired to bocomo a leader of fashion, and thought of introducing a block velvet coat and knee breeches as “fall dress” evening costume, but abandoned tbo experiment on its transpiring and becoming food for public laughter. In short, tho character of his Royal Highness is such that only person* committed to what has been shrewdly called “the loyalty of natioal buuiptiousnesi” can pretend to havo any respect for him. Either ho must alter very much, or tho English people mnst grow very tame and spiritless to afford a pro pert of an untroublod accession to tho throne. rittSCE ALFRED, | the Hake of Edinburgh, j* smart, bnt mean, unprincipled and self-indulgent Ho looks nasty-tempered. As for his character and tastes, they aro no bettor than those of his elder brother plus a very distinct streak of avarice and dis honesty. When playing at serving on board tho Galatea he took leave to go ashore nt Marseilles, went to Paris and there stayed, refusing to return when summoned, until his debts amounted to a very considerable snra. Another navy officer would have liecn cashiered; he was promoted. Ho borrowed -Ek>0 from the pay chest of the Galatea, never re funding it. He played tho fiddlo at a. music liall. At Gibralta ho used to Blip out of bounds and bribe tho sentries in order to spree it ashore. During his travels he embraced the opportunity to amass an extraordinary variety of pres ents of nil sorts; but himself gave a very few in return to tho loyal colonists, for which tho nation paid about A3,500. He also allowed tho Australian recep tion committee to discharge Kino of his debts. It is alto a wcll-know.i fact, that will not soon bo forgotten by tho colonists, that he sold in ono part of the island a valuable team of horses which had been given to him in another. In all probability tho grand Bussing mar riage which has been contracted Jor him fouud its principal recommendation in his eyos in the bride’s dosriy. GOOD PntNCE AUTIIUB. Of Arthur I havo nothing but good to report. Ho is an amiable yonng gentle man and a good soldier. He has lectured on military matters, and introduced the German gamo of ”Kriegspiel.” Ho is vety popular among tho officers of the army, has a lodge or ranger’s house at Greenwich, and him recently been pre sented with Bagsliot House, near Wind sor, for a i csidence. Not long ago he purchased a yucht and went to Norway, presumably on a courting expedition, as no is to marry the sister of the Princess ot Walos. So for, Arthur is certainly the most premising member of tho British royal family. With tho exception of the Princes* Koy.il. niarriod to Frederick William, Crown Frinco of Prussia, none of her Majesty’s daughters have made B ry good matches, or are particularly ppy. Sho was a severe mother, and so domineered ovor thorn thr.t they were by MACON, G A. Bar and Sdl Exrliangr, Geld, Siller, Stocks and Bonds. Deposits Received, On Which Interest Kill be Allowed, Ai AGREED CFOJT. PAYABLE ON C^LI*. Advance* mills on Cotton and Pro duce In Niore. WINSHIP & GALL CLOTHING I AT "WHOLESALU IX'SUKAXCU COMPANY. CAPITAL—EOLD - - - - $10,000,000 Innuv* Stores, Merchandise, Dwellings, Furni ture and all other property at LOWEST RATES! CITY BANK MACOX. GEORGIA. Capital 200,000 Dollars. DIRECTORS : 1VM. B. JOHXSTOX. JOHX J. GRESHAM, julygSro S. G. Bose, President. U. F. Lewrox, Cashier. EXCHANGE BANK OF MACON. Office In HufTfi New IlullUlnf?. Receives Deposits, BUYS AXD SELLS ESCHAXGK. Makes Advances on Stocks, Bon&r, Cotton in Store. Also on Shipments of Cotton. Planters* Hanky FORT VALLEY, CA. K EC I’IVES Deposits, diaronnts Paper, burs and »ell* Kxrhaiirc; »l*o, Gold and Silver. Collections made at all accessible point*. Interest paid on Deposits when made for a specified time. Wx. J. AsDKJtsoy, Pres’L W. E. Brows, Cash’r DIRXCTOKS Wra. J. Anderson, CoL Hu?h I*. Dennanl CoL Wo. Felton, Dr. W^A Math ;ws 3^ 3Ffc 33flE FOR SALE. WE have opened a wholacale apartment over our rotailXre, and invite the Georgia, Alabama and Florida merchant? who bay in this rndt to give us a call. We will sell them on as good terms and at as lew prices a.-3y can buy them in Hew York. J Our stock is the largest that has ever been brought to thflato. The RETAIL DEPARTMINT STONEWALL Is filled with everything that is choice and stylish for a gen, and see tho ’s outfit. Coll Virginia All Wool Cassimei i Suits, Good as the Scotch, for Jloper suit, worth $2 BO SECOND STREET, 3YCON, GA. C. J. GAMBLE. A. W. GIBSON. GAMBLE, BECK <& CO., WHOLESALE GROCIRS. FERTILI ZER. For sale by TURPIN & OGDEN, SOLE AGENTS, MACON, GA. octTtf CANNED GOODS! CHOICE GOuOS IN TIN AND GLASS. FRUIT JELLIES. FRUITS, PICKLES. SALMON. LOBSTERS, OYSTEES, etc. Just received direct from ono of the most i> bio uockin* establishments iu the country, and for snle at low prices. octfltf B. If. WRIGLEY & CO. J. J. AUItAJVlS, JUSTICE OP THE PEACE notary public. L. B. ENDRES, CONSTABLE, Chatham pouxrr. Ot: d Xu 6 Bull street, SAVAXX.tH. GA i=kD MULBERRY 82 8ACUEDMU8IC J500K8. THE STANDARD. r.:nr.t\ k.N?ps Choirs. Ctan- O. Emersou AMERICAN TUNE BOOK. Contains 1,000 of the very best psalm tunes of tlio century- Has no npaiv as a collection of tho most approved snored music for Choirs and Otmmprtaona 500 Editors. 400 pages. Price $150. THE RIVER OF LIFE. I < attracting the notice of all lenders of sinrinff in Sablmth Schools, beciuiso of its very superior r.nai.cemt'nt of Bible subjects, its department of sono» for little children, its adaption to tlie inter national lessons, and its senenu richness ami freshness oi music and wonts. Highly commend ed by sll. Price 35 cents in bd*. This Beautiful Sabbath School Sonjt book is sold nt $30 per huu- dreil in b’ds: $i5 per hundred in paper. * TheSbovo books sent, postpeud, on receipt of re tail prioe. SAMUEL W. GOODE. STEUU5Q B. TONEY GOODE & TONEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SOLIGITOES IN CHANCERY, EUFAILA, ALA. (Office over J. T. Kendall’s store, Dread street) Georgia and elsewhere bysjiecinl contract. Prompt attention paid to collections in Alabama and Georgia. Will investigate land titles whenever requested,octgHm THE FOUR LEADING PIANOS Now manufactured are the Knabe, Hallett, Davis & Go., Haines Bros., And Southern Gem. And the best and Cheapest Place to Buy One Isnt LUDDEN & BATES’ MUSIC HOUSE SAVANNAH. GA. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP CHINA, CROCKERY ND GLASSWARE. Pocket and Table Cutlery! SILVER PLATED WARE! Tinware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware! CHANDELIERS ! GAS AND KEROSENE. LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, ETC. From 25 to 50 different prices and styles always on hand. instrument, lowest W. W. WOODRUFF, CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, MACON, GA. 1213MOSS3ME OIIm BY THE GALLON, BAKREL AND CAR LOAD. STATE AGENTS for Porter Combination Garden and Plantation Hoes. CHAR n. T>TTSON A CO, 7U Bread way. New York, OLIVER DITSON A CO, Boston. Woak ness, 'osponden- Bashful- ess, Syplii is. For a speedy cure of these or other ailin«nts of a private nature, call, or send stamp for private circular of advice to l»oth sexos. Address Box “O.’* Western Medicnl Institute, 137 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tho remedies are so certain that no (my will be requited of responsible per sons for treatment until cured. A visit to its Mu seum will convince yon that this Institute is the only sure one in the United States to euro Syphi lis and restore nnmhond. dec'll coni v DR. "WOODBHIDGK'S PAIK LIKIMEKT K EMOVES in from five .to twenty minutes tho most violent pains of NEURALGIA and CURONIC RHEUMATISM, curing very severe forms of these disenses in from one to Jive day*; also tho STIFFNESS OF T1IK JOINTS which sometimes accompanies the last. It also cures SPRAINS OF THE JOINTS in twelve hours GUM-BOILS, NERVOUS HEADACHES, ncluding those which follow Intermittent Fevers and Tootn Acliesin frdn one to five minutes;also Colic, Ring Worm and Meningitis. The second case was cured in Brunswick, relieving in the last in a few minutes, the pain in the head and neck, and the rigidity of the muscles of the nock. See circulars containing certificates of its virtues from those who have used it, at the I)ru* Stores o R. B. HALL, Macon, and B. F. ULMER. Savan nah, who have it for sr. !e. A do ress orders to "We offer tlie above goods at very reasonable rates, stock. Please call and examine our WALKER <Sc DOBBS. GrJ=l E A. T Freight M Passenger Line —VIA— CHARLESTON, S. C, v M ill Boston! Tlie Greatest Strike Yet. EVERYWHERE tlie sick are striking against II metttlio medicines and powerful vegetable poisons. Everywhere they are strong in tho be lief that a Constitutional Invigorant—a prepara tion uniting tho properties of a tonic, a gentle pur gative, a blood depurent, a sedative, and a gene ral regulator is absolutely neocssaiy in all diseases. Everywhere they ore coming to tho conclusion that Tarrant’s Efftnfswnt ScKot Apperient is precisely such a preparation. Within tho past vear thousands of families havo adopted it as a household remedy—discarding all tho drugs they had previously token, and administered to their children. In general debility, nervousness, liver complaint, constipation, indigestion, rheumatism, 0 s- -•—i—» - marvelous medicine. novll Land F'or Sale. I OFFER for sale or lease 1,131 acres on Ca- naunu creek, in Pulaski county, ten miles from Hawkinsvillc and near tho llnwkinsville and Eu- faula railroad, (now licing constructed),—300 acres cleared. Land divided to suit purchasers. Terms lioeral. Parties wishing to buy or sell Georgia lands will find it to their interest to address WM. LUNDY. sop2SdSaw Awt f.Macon. Ga. —TO AND FROM— j UlUUUWl^Uj AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES. Every stylo of Carriages, Buggies or Wagons fur- lliaised at The lowest possible price at this Repository. brought into conta t. ti\‘aUn^ him astli paramount human K'in^ in the empire on which the -mu never w!:l; •• ... \\ \ Kn^lishla^lii^amltrontler..- • —as Emily Faithful saw tie m V* —"for the cherry stone* left on U3 <&*• serf plate, or treassirixipr a piece of hisouit left on tho table, or the catting splinter* from -i nuuik on which he hiul wslkej, ns ».*cnrrtvl in London at -the Agricultural Hall, Islington. Fancy a youn^» man—a mere lad—exposed to this -■♦ort of tiling!—tlnnkeyism inearnate on every *i.lc of him. Think «!*:.* : ; . living; the rich wiu» s. the toaptotion to | the iiWul^enee of all the appetites. Th ras almost: George %he Foar? li < fligacy when lie was our Prince of Wales track. It was currently * rniNCK ALB daring a sudden jou ford, iiia! .udortftk. n in -rR.-r iris son fr. :a the ivsillL «*f A *• : not the l;:>t one of the kina—l into. Wo all know li«>\v Lcr i decease uJe tel the Queen. In ability «-h.‘ had never cvtxUmph;: n jKis-:biii*y; it being the i • • * - ■ I * ty and tlie aristocracy to av,- i j ful and disagroeable ixnpiv -:on. fore the blew Ml with double He wx- the only person whom -si so K> hpea£, admit on terms « f « Her majesty is n very emct'una] witli a cultivated habit of sei wliieh is aim Out morbid. Hence be i»u;u^ne«l how I»he felt her lost THREE T13IES A WEEK FROM NEW YORK, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AKD SATURDAYS. not 11 qv purpose to .Want njyjn l.i; qri.-i', but 1 ma^ be JKiruiiiU.nl to .poak of Zou..- of its uxtraordiimry iiai:if.;sUition.n. Sho Lad tho arui of the late I’rinco Allort mod.'lLnl iu wax and clothed, and would K ks liourc sitting with it. drawn tlireugh r*. nhsorlwd in raelaiii'hully refiectiona recallm.; tho j>ast. Tho ajiartimat of "Wd a»' I’Un,’Iil-attentions. to ro.:rt u,:ion-lit r.J bylorj., un i laJios in ; Ll tb f all. They are sole arrnts tor the celebrated L. & M. PERFECTED SPECTACLES I THE BEST IX USE. SAD DLE It Y ! A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SADDLES AXD HARNESS, BRIDLES, WHIPS, HORSE COVERS, C0LL.U5S, BITS, SADDLERY an.’. < ARRIAGE HARDWARE. CARRIAGE MATEKIAL—HUBS, SPOKES, KIMS, BCGGY SEAT CHILDREN'S CVRUIAGES at REDUCED PRICES for CASH. A! , i BUGGIES at LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES ^ Di; 1>A\ IS SMITH, 102 Cherry street, Maeon, Q IRON & BRASS WORKS, Canal Street, from Ctli to Ttli, EICHMOND, - - - VA. WM. E. TAMER & CO., ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS AND FOUNDERS. ENGINES OEALIi KINDS. Bend for Circular. H. E. BEOWN, tanli Is Asrcnt. ONLY MANUFACTORY In this country where Loom Reeds, Harnesses —A2TD— Patent Wire Heddles Are i llso, SUFFI. 31 JulyS4 Cm ELEGANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS—SEA VOYAGE 10 TO 12 HOURS SHORTER VIA CHARLESTON. THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD C0„ •And cenneetin. Roods West, in alliance with the Fleet'of Thirteen First-Clma Steamships to the aliove Porta, invito attention to the Quick Time and Regular Disjuitch afforded to the business public in the Cotton States at the PORT OF' CHARLESTON, Offering facilities of Hail and Sea Transportation for Freight and Passengers not lepre and capacity at any other Port. The following splendid Ocean Steamers are regularly on th Line: TO NEW YOKE. llivinrm' M. S. Woodhcxx, Commander. chammoSx.::;^ -R. w. PH A TiT.VSTOV .James liKltltl, Commander GEORGI\ . S. Ceowtkil, Commander. south cAcotisz::z::~.:z~:z.~-Zi^:.: CLYDE J. Kennedy, bommaTK'^* ASHLAND “.ZZr.’.rr.... Isosmn, Commam W^I B COraiXAyf CO ’} A « cnt5 ’ Charleston.S. C. BAiLKY’S —CELEBRATED— ME! Al_AG0E PILLS A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER. proof. Thousand* more will testify to the same fact. For sale by Hunt, Rankin A Lamar, of Macon Green & Rossignol. Augusta, and druggists and merchants generally in Georgia, Florida, Ala-, bamn, ilississinpi. Jxmisinnn and South Carolina, Agents wanted where cliills prerail. JL B. LOYLESS, sent 3taw2wAwlm General Agent. GUWNIY CLOTH. gQ BALES STANDARD GUXNY BAG- GING. For sale cheap. Iron in tlie Blood PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAMSHIPS. ..Alexssdeh _HrxTEB, Commander. SJUUXGDAYS—FRIDAYS.' TO .-:..-c. hisckieb. ^ crmVfi mvu L’piiitvu \VM. A. CODRTEXAY, Agent. Charleston, S. C. TOTAL CAPACITY40,000BALES MONTHLY TO SEA GULL Silt. F.vtnr SsrntDAT. J2LMES ADGER * Co. Agents, Charleston, S. C. BALTIMORE. __ ...._ .HilgiH, Commander. —• — Commander. *** “** PtirWMr. Commander. SAiiiXG DAYs-jEWjUY AKentt Chaitaton. 8. C. TO BOSTON. STEAMSHIPS MERCEDITA AND IHJtO...-——..- Rates guaranteed as low as those of Competing Lines. Marino Insurance one^haU of ono per cent. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS Can be had at all the principal Railroad Offices in Georgia. Alabama. TerxnesTOeaJ-<lAIi>,.isaipi)i. SttteBo»aiattmgteMi»glnadfancawillioat«xtt*.«h*gg.hy-iM»gg;'| . .^“ ships in Charleston, at whose offices, in all o*-s, the Bml/ofalTlwtodioiiM - ‘iL oom wliilo on a-Wd. The Through Ticketa l.y tills Route includa Trapsfcno Meals and State Room, while^on ship board. THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, GEORGIA RAILROAD n^sed their facilities for the rapid movement of Freight lid th« South and West. Ou the Georgia and South of the South Carolina Rail road. C lose’connection made with other roods, dehtyring ireignts at ^KKintjio'nits with great ^rom^t^ THE PEETTVIAM SYRUP Vitalizes and Knrichcs tlio Blood, Tones up tho £y&h*n t Builds up tho Broken-down, Cures Fcnudo Com plain t% Droj»sv, Dcbiuty,Uu* more, Dyspepsia, &c- Thousands havo been changed by tho Ubo of this remedy from weak, sickly, invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to glvo It a trial. Caution.—Bo sure you yet tho right article. Sco that ** Peruvian 6yrnj» M is blown to tho glass. Pamphlets free. Scndforonci SETH T7.FOWLU A SONS, Proprietors, Boston, Moss. Foe Bala by druggists generally, seplleowly And their connectirar Lines have lanre!' and Pj^aeiigera between the Northern C Carolina Railrccids First-Clas3 Sleeping Cars. , Freight propipQy transferred from steamer to day »Bu ni-'ht trail L Cloie connection made with other roods, delivering freights at disra .. as. Th.* Managers will use every exertion to satisfy their patrons that th cannot be surpassed in Dispatch and the Safe Delivery of Good; ” further information, apply , , „„„„ „ J. J. GRlPFIX. Western Agent. Atlanta. Ga.; B.D.HAS SELL. General Aire-It, P O. Box OBico 817 Broadwaj.N. Y.; S. B. P1CKEXS General Passenger mid Ticket Await. South Carolina Railroml. or M SELKIRK, ;u!}2i eodOra Superintendent Great fioutliern Freight and Pussuuger line. Cliurlestwu, S. 0. THE SEOSTEST ROUTE TO FORTUNE. $IOO,OOO Foil OXLYS= SO! THE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE SMALLEST IXVEST3IEXT. A GSiAlSTD GIFT CONCERT! AYILL BE HELD AT LEAVENWORTH, KAN., DECEMBER 31st, 1S73, FOR THE BENEFIT OF A JUVENILE SBFOBM SCHOOL. 40,000 Gifts, $450,000 in Prizes, Principal Prize $100,000 Consisting of the superb palatial residence of Si mon Alieles. Esq., unsurpassed aa n private dwelling in the United States, being only a few blocks from tho Court-house; surrounded by mag- nifuent grounds, orchards, gardens ana Tine- yards. The building has been only recently com pleted with all modem improvements. ritlZE LIST. 13 Prizbs. Real Estate, - - - 1 Cash Prise, - ^ • - - - • 2 “ “ $10,000 each, - - X ~ m 5,000 - - - 4 “ “ 2*500 “ - - 20 “ 1.000 “ - - 1,000 M “ 10 “ 1,168 “ “ 5 “ - - 30,450 “ M 2 50 40,000 Prizes WWW The titlo to the above real estate is guaranteed perfect. , , , The liberal terms of this scheme brings it with in the reach of ali—the greatest opportunity ever offered for the poor man to rise to wealth. PJIICE OF TICKETS. ..ingle Tickets, $2 50; Eleven Tickets, $25 00; Fifty-bix Tickets $125 00; One Hundred and Fif teen Tickets. $250 op. The drawing will be made under the superin tendence of a committee appointed by the high est officials in tho State, duly sworn to the faith ful ifcrfonnance of the duties assigned them. The lushest officials both of city, county and State have not only endorsed Mr. Aoeles, but also his scheme. ^ „ Tlie demand for tickets is unparalleled, and all desiring to participate in the drawings should at once form, their clubs and send in their orders. AGENTS WANTED in ali Steles, Cities and Towns in the U. S. and Canadas. Honey ihould be sent by Registered Letter, P. 0. Order or Express, with the full address uf tho purchaser in plain writinir. Ever}’ package of 11 tickets has a chance to win 11 prizes, but positively eertnin to win one, while one person out of every ten who purchase a i>uck- age of 11 is bound to win two prizes. For further information and particulars, semi for circulars to the Manager and Proprietor, and address ftl.HO* AUELES, sepiSoodSui Leavenworth, Kansas,