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Newspaper Page TextTFIK CITY. A.TCRDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1976. Hon. Philip CMk'i AppMatmeats. Ambriccs, Ga., September 8,1876. I will address the citizens of the Third Congressional District ss follows: Vienna. Dooly county, Tuesday, Sep tember 12. Cochmn, Pulaski county, Thursday, September 21. Hawkinsville. Saturday. September 23. Abbeville, "Wilcox oounty, Tuesday, September 26. II iuae Creek. "Wilcox county, Thursday, September 28. Irwinvillo, Irwin county, Friday, Sep* t. :nl>cr 20 D uiflaas, Coffee county, Monday, Oc tober 1 Mount Vernon, Montgomery county, Thursday, Octobers. [,'imhiir City, Telfair county, Satur- tlav. October 7. Crewman, Dodge county, Monday, Oc tober 9 I’nr.on, Coffeo county, Saturday,Oc- tober It. Lumpkin, Stewart county, Wednesday, October 18 Preston, Webster county, Friday, Octo bar 20. Butler, Taylor couDty, Friday, October RaynoMe, Taylor county, Saturday, October 28. Montezuma. Macon county, Saturday, Ootol-or 21. Ellarllle, Schley county, Saturday, November 4. PntLir Cook. I.ee County Pmr. Mr. i: 1. Lee, son of Col. Sanders W, I.oe.f f Atlanta, died in Americus.Wednes- t'ay ever.;n^, of what is known as "Lea county f«ver”—probably a severe typo of bilious lexer. His remains were taken to Atlanta for interment. The Weather. There was as much complaint of the heat yenterdav as there has been any day this season. Wa do not know what the range of tho thermometer was; but its nltitudo must haro been well up In the nineties. The drouth continues and the street*, nro very dusty. Court house Burned. The Court house at Baxley, in Appling county, was burnod Thursday morning. The fire was discovered about one o’olock in tho morning, hut it was impossible to navo tho building, which was entirely consumed together with all the reoords of the county. Tho fire is regarded as tho work of an incendiary. No Meeting. Wo haro boen requostod to recall tho appoint mont of a meeting of the country citizens of Ilibb county at tho Court house to- day. It has boon deemed un necessary to hold the proposed meeting, ns tho system of nominating eandidatea for tho Legislature, as devised by the Exocutlvo Committee, will accomplish the end that was sought to be obtained. Therefore, no mooting will be held. NtW lse^»rr’-l , :■- The now schedules on the South west- operation to-morrow morning. This com plete* the changes on the Central and all ita branches, iVa giro tho time of ar son for Atlan Atlanta. trams, 9:20 i 1:45 P 7:30 P THE YELLOW FEVER Latest ■sports from Savannah. The train from Savannah last night brought but few passengers. All with whom wo conversed were of tho opinion that the fever was on tho decrease, with a lar<e falling off in the number of deaths. A daughter of Edward C. An derson, Jr, b reported to haro died on Thursday, and several prominent resi dents nro mentioned among the now cases. The Central railroad authorities, we were informed, aro conveying, free of charge, tho poorer classes to and from Savannah, night and morning—giving all who desire to do so an opportunity of sleeping outside tho city. It is said that a large number avail tbem- eelves of this well timed generosity, and that numerous coaches aro required for their transportation. If this report be true, it shows very great and consid erate liberality on the part of tho Central road.. Wo taka great pleasure in publishing the following letter frem a well known gentleman, whoso statements will bo re ceived without a question: Savannah, September 7, 1376 FJtier* Telegraph and lltstenger: Hav ing a largo circle of friends scattered by tho panic throughout the State, who will behave my report, allow me tho privi lege of communicating reliable informa tion through the columns of yonr wide extended paper. They know that I am not located in the city, hat adjacent to it, and through tho years of 1H54 and 1858 was an actire worker in combatting the disease. On Monday afternoon lost, I came down to tho city to see for myeelf tho real con dition of affairs. I found unduo excite ment existing in the minds of the peo ple—fear engendered from false reports and minors which were flying on tho wings of tho wind. Every one giving currency to wild rumors and denying tho truth of the official report?. I quietly took note ond investigated, and my con clusion is that no burial has been omitted in either of the cemeteries adjacent to the city. On one or two occasions persons have boen interred late in the evening, after tho report of that day has been sent to the Clerk of Council, but they have invariably appeared on the following day. The disease is of a mild type, easily controlled by proper medical treatment, and when the mind has not been demor altzed by fear the oatient soon recovers. But when reason is dethroned, the pby- cian's skill is of littlo avail. Destitution has much to do with the present condition of things. Had an efficient organization been formed for supplying tho wants of tho poor and needy eix weeks ago, and nutritious food served out to" them, I beliovo much of the present diseaso and death would have been avoided. Even now their wants are only partially supplied. Council yesterday afternoon appointed a committee to investigate the causes, but tht-y are patent to any one. Tho Springfield plantation on the west, and tho body of old rice fields on the east, have been frequoatly overflowed by the floods of rain Into in tho spring and the early summer, subject to a temperature which invaricMy cn~ n ’• re fever, to gather with a disregard to old sanitary measures; cleansing cesspools in the , heat of tho day ; throwing the offal from the city within the corporate limits, etc., nnder the notion of tbeolcments creating a poisonous atmosphere. Disease is produced by a violation of nature'a laws. When wo learn to pay a duo regard to them, we may exp. munity from dii While the committee was oot the chair invited any gentleman present to give any information in hi* posseaaion rela tive to the sufferings at Savannah— whereupon Her. G. N. McDonald waa called for and stated, in substance, that he had left there Friday last, and was satisfied that the epidemic was on the increase and had not yet reached its climax. There was much suffering pre vailing among the poorer classes and it was reaching among the more wealthy classes, but they had the means to get away, so that the distress was mostly confined to the poor. Major Shellman, agent of the Central railroad, was called upon, and stated that ho had no other information of later date than in the papers, except that which the conductor on the train to night brought. It was simply that the people in Savannah seemed in better spirits and that it was thought that the fever was abating. The Mayor and Chief of Police were requested to state what load been done by the city officers in relation to the san itary condition of the city. The Mayor replied that he had made every policeman a health officer for the last week. All cellars, places of refuse, etc., were being examined and cleansed. He thought the city in a cleanly and healthy condition, and not a single case of yellow fever here so far, and none ap prehended. The Council at their next meeting would appoint a special health committee, in a scordance with their char ter, and every precaution will be further taken to preserve the health of the city. The committee of nine, through their chairman. Col. Jemison, presented the following resolutions: Resolved, That we, the people of the city of Macon, hereby extend to the citi zens of our sister city, Savannah, in this day of their sore affliction from yellow fever, the cordial invitation to come among us, and thereby escape, if possible, the scourge which is now upon them. Oar climate is healthful, and we ask them to oome and make their homes with us during the present epidemic. Resolved, That a committee of five from each ward in the city be appointed by the Cbair to solicit subscript ions of money and provisions, to be sent by said committee to the Benevolent Association of Savannah, when said Benevolent As sociation shall indicate the same will be acceptable or desirable, and that our country friends be invited to nnite with us in this good work. Resolved, That two citizens from each word be appointed as a board of health, and that the physicians of the city be re quested to act with them, and that they use all possible means to keep our city in its present healthy condition. Passed. Mr. Blount movod that a copy of the resolutions be sent to the Mayor and the officers of the Benevolent Association of Savannah, and also to the Txleobapk and Mxssxnoeb for publication. Mr. T, D. Tinsley added that a copy be also sent to the Savannah Morning Jfine$ for publication—both of which were carried. Rev. Mr. McDonald, in tho name ol the citizens of Savannah, cf which place he was a pastor, and in bis own name thank ed the citizens of Macon for their liberal- •entatlon Perfumed toilet soap only 5 cents a eske at tha X*w York Stoss. sep3tf BtAtrrrrtn. and natural looking artifi cial teeth inserted by Drs. Holmes. >ug20-eodAwlm Tax unanimous verdict of all who have used tho "Brilliant"’ Spectacle and Eye Glass, is that they are all that could be desired—light, durable and brilliant. They never tire the eye, no matter bow minute the employment. Every pair stamped with the trade mark—F. L. B. "Wing A Solomon are the sole agents for them at Macon. aug22 tf Abscksszd teeth cured by Drs. Holmes. aug20-eodiwlm Far Kent, The brick store on Third street, now occupied by Guss Nussbanm. Also, brick store on Cherry street, formerly occupied by E. R. Richards. Apply to jyll-tf John Valxntixo. Insure yonr ginhouses with aug23-eod2m J. B Cobb, Ins. Agt. Lxatx your measure with J. H. Hertz and you will get a fine suit for little money. Diseased gums cured by Drs. Holmes. aug20-eod&wlm Clothing to Order. I have received a choice assortment of samples of imported goods, and am cow prepared to tske measures for fall ind winter suits cheaper than ever. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no sale. J. H. Hertz, 90 Cherry at. Teeth extracted without pain by Dm. Holmes. aug20-eodAwlmT HARRIED, JSWIfT—BROWNE—In Malison, Oil. ofl the aomlngol the 7th instam.hr Dr. W. B. Craw*jfd, Mr. George B. Jswett. of this city, to Miss Katie H. Beowex. ol Madison. No cards. NKW ADVERTI8RHEMS. ity and benevolence. He suggested that t, Tin- I country produce, auch as pewitry, eggs, etc, would be the moat needed provisions Some of flic-f«. Jity think that we are about or very near the crisis of the dis ease, whic we hope will prove the cue. Yours. E. J. PtrxsE. in Savannah. Dr. Fie on offered some A Private School for JTuvenlles. Mrs. Jennie A. Lines returns thanks to all who have patronized her school, aid earnestly asks them to continue to favor her. The scholastic year will commence on Monday, the 11th of' September, 1876. Terms, from two to four dollars per month, payable at the close of each scholastic month aug20 tf The People "Want Proof. There is no medicine described by physioians, or sold by Druggists, that carries suoh evidenoe of its success and superior virtue as Boschee’s Gibmak Strut for seve’e Goughs, Golds settled (he Breast, Consumption, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs. A proof of that foot is lhat any person afflicted, can get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try Us superior effeot before baying the regular size at 75 oents. It has lately been introduoed in this country from Germany, and its wonderful cures are astonishing everyone that use it Three doses will relieve any c»“*. Tty it. Sold by all drunglata. Bustles of all styles and sizes just opened at Uie New Tore Store. sep3tf ■ J Don’t fail to look at the samples of im ported goods at J. H. Hertz’s, _ 90 Cherry street. Solid colored hose, just png?? * -. »CJ»3tf - — ' 1 AXELS A CM & Co. Munir. Our A ffivr yearn ago “Ahgns F wer" was For Rent or Sale. TCDGB B. HILL’S House (nice rooms) and O Lot (two acres), on Orange street, next to Colonel Pulaski Holt's. Repairs will be mad- for a tenant. Prices low. Artdrrs- Box 45*. <>r apply to any of the real eetate » rents. s*-p9-lt* WANTED. T71MPLOYMEXT as Traveling Salesman and Ij Collector, in connection w>th a bus me-, that will not conflict, by one thoroughly ac quainted with the trade tributary to Miron. Address “MMacon. Ga sep91t FOB BENT. A HOUSE wall suited tar a private boarding House. For terms, apply to aep7 ft W. T. I LOsT. A DIAMOND Ring. A liberal reward will be pad upon leaving it at th • Ware home of S. T. Coleman & Co sep7 -it FUNDKRS -ROS Mr. F. Lessing, TjX)S 16 years Teacher of Un«iein -avanntb, X? is willing to give instruction to a few schol ar* on ihp Piano or in Sinking Residence at Dr VT E Dunwodv’s *ei»7 thu*ui &tre*2w Have Jaat opened the following Goods : FOB BEN: Thirty Cases Choice Print, A HOUSE v ith Six Rooms, furnished or un furnudiHd, or but one room or more fur nished. as parties m*y desire. Lar*e flower and v>*e*abe irard» n, a pump of excellent water in Congregation Beth Israel T HBRB will be a meeting of the members of Congregation Beth Isreel. at the 8y. a- gogue, at a o’clock SUNDAY AFTERNOON. By order of J. HARRIS, President. V. Kahk. Secretary.«ep9 St DISSOLUTION. nPHE firm of METER A HB1DE aSFELDER A is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Meyer assumes all of the liabilities, and he i. alone authorized to collect all outstanding debts. M.con, Gs^ September 8.1876. eep3-St* TaX BEOEIVEB T HE friends of W. F. DUNCAN announce. his name as a candidate for the oilier of Receiver of Tax Returns of Macon county, ft! the next election for county officers, subject to the action of tbe Nominating Convention, if such Convention be held for said officers. sepS-wsw MANY VOTERS WANTED. SITUATION in the Drug Business is want ed by a young man who has had seven years’ experience in the Prescription depart ment. Best reference can bo given. Address "DRUGGIST,” sopg St* Care this Office. FALL, 1876. TVTBW black silks. jy NEW COLORED SILKS, JUST OPENEt at greatly reduced prices. N£W FLANNELS Red* White, Medicated. Operas, and Plaids, just from the GREAT AUCTION SALES WATERPROOFS, CASSIMERES, JEANS. BLEACHED COTTONS, All marked less than they ever sold for before. Handkeiohlofe, Hosiery —jlvd— A FULL STOCK OF NOTIONS Just received. M>pstt a. wtyLBAC.il a co. FOR -ENT. D WELLING HOUSE8 on Second Street to ns low. Apply to - V If OLIVER. DOUGLAS’* & CO. and New stre-t*. second door we»t side. «rp7 thnlriAsunSt ru savanna# refugeisi thugroundsTFor farther ElS rmst-o., Of Medium Dark Colon Just the Good* to be used before "Winter Colors arenas Mrs George Smith. >ine street, between Fust | , ™ B —8. Twenty Bales Heavy Osnaburgs, Twenty Bales Light Osnabuigs, <pHE MCINTOSH HOUSE at INDIAN SPRING Has Pleasant, Ample and Commodious arcom modations. BOAB.D—per week .... BOARD—per month serv7 4t* B. W. COLLIER. Z. B. WHEELER’S SALOON AST) RESTAURANT! (Fourth street, nearly opposite Car Shed) Macon, Goorgla. MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS, DAY0RNI8HT A first-class establishment, stocked with FINEST WINES and LIQUOBS P. E. Harrison has charge ci tho Eestaurant j sep7 tf Fifteen Oases of Bleached Homespun, At greatly reduced prices. TEN CASES BED TICKING, At very low figures. TEN BALES QUILT LININO, ‘ ‘ ~ V 1 /. . -. :! * * - r .: i\ * > ’ I Wo invito tho trade to call in and look at our stoek, and aeo tho low pried ol tie above sample lots. ORDERS TILLED WITH CARE. And satisfaction guaranteed. FOR RENT. O NE Fivo Room Dwelling, on Cherry street. next to Isaacs Hotel. Good woll of water | and tine garden sput. For further particulars apply, on corner cf Mulberry and Third si nets, t o nuzZ-l-tf E. WITKOW8KT. aus9 tf S. T. COLEMAN t5c GO To Dealers in Boots .Shoes and His 1 FOR RENT- T HE BRICK STORE occupied at present by I Henry Abel, on Cotton A v* nue. Rent $1S0 VyE desire FOR RENT. A TWO-STORY Eight Room Ilou-n on Wind sor Util, with all necessary cutbuitding-, six acres cf land and a good well of water. Pos session given at once. Apply to teP 3 lw MRS, u. WILKINSON. TO CALL i YOUR TO OUR STOCK OP ATTENTION BOOTS, SHOES AND H FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. House and Lot for Sale. A VRRY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT | on CofiefO Hill can bo bovgbt low. Apply to J B CORD sep5 At W. W. Collins A Bro’a. WHICH HAS BEEN CAREFULLY SEliCTED WITH A VIEW TO THE WANTS OP THIS SECTION. and highly sensible »•’ • iC ' ® hlch wa ® discovered lo.bo ■ oertuio core for -Dys- ,_w in relatibn to the general Jho News of yesterday morning con- touchapprec-' - - ° J— • ay effect npon tbe whole conmu- for Savannah is the following: T~i i iliWi 1 * * eriiay ehi.tr. a u inta 102O r 2:30 a : 3:00 a: l«ev''* Maoon for Savannah, Arrives at Savannah ......11:00 a it ZBUDU Esn. l. ’Bvas Maron 3:00 A x Drava* Eufau1a.....V.V.V.. ”.V..". 5tl0 r x Arrive* at Macon 12:50 r m eopaoi.a oat raxtanr awi> accommosa TION. Leaves Macon C.-15 A K Arrives nt Bafauln 6:40 r m Leave* Kafaala C 35 a x Arrives at Macon 6:10 pm COLUMBUS MAIL. Leaves Macon 2:45 A m Arrives nt Columbus 7:30 am Leaves Columbus 7:30 pm Arrivotat Macon 12:28 p m The Eufaula way freight and accom modation will run daily, except Sunday, to Cuthl-ort, and will run through to Eufanla on Tuesdays, "Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and will run to Fort Gaines on Mondays and Friday*. This will tuko ail tho outgoing trains from Macon at a very early hour in tho morning, and will give the readers of tho TxLiaitArH .and Messenuxb their papers at a very much earlier hour than they havo had them heretofore. We intend to arrange matters so that the paper wilt go o(T on all the early trains fore by i Matrimonial. Col. E. Y. Clarke, of the Consfifiifion, was married in Atlanta Wednesday eve ning to Miss Nora "V". Harrison. The ceremony was performed by Eev. J. L- Rogers, of tho Presbyterian Church, and Rev. A. X. Spalding, of the Bsptist Church, and took place m the Second Daptist Church. Mrs. Stark, a sister of thu bride, gave the pair a reception at Decatur. The Constitution says the pres ents were many and costly. Mr. James F. Harrison, a brother pre sented the bride with a $1,000 organ. A complete toilet set of fine china was pre- sen. oti by the employees of the Consfitu- ti i cilice. A handsome family Bible by the members of the police force. A beau tiful silver pitcher and waiter by the directors of tho Young Men’s Library Association. There were also various elegant presents from relatives and friends. In addition to the above the bride received a magnificent piano from the Gcoigia Press Association. We give the correspondence t CoviNOTOjt. Ga., September6,1876. Col. L\ Y. Clarke, Atlanta, Ga.—My Dour Friend:—It affords me great pleas ure to present you herewith, in behalf of a portion of the Press of Georgia, an order from Messrs. Phillip, A Crew, of your c ; ty, agents for the world renowned IV ui K nabv A Co , piano, for one of their st r I.' 16, grand pianos, worth $1,000, as a gift to your accomplished hriiv. The piano, accompanied with a full list of the donors, will be found at your residence on your return from your bridal tonr, which, 1 presume, will be in abont thirty days. P.e iso accept it as an earnest of the affec tionate regard of the donors, and of the high esteem m which yon are held as a co laborer in the joumulistio profession. With kindest and best wishes for yourself and charming bride, I am very respectfully yours, J. IV. Anderson, Editor Star. Atlanta, Ga., September C, 1S76. Mr. ■ I Fin Anabe Co., Baltimore, Md. Peak Sirs: Please deliver to Captain J. W Anderson or order, in behalf of tbe i. eorgia press, ons (style sixteen) of your celebrated grand pianos, price $1,000, a complimentary gift to the bride of Col. K V. Clarke, editor of the Atlanta daily Constitution, and charge the same to the account of, Yours very respectfully, Phillips, Crew <fc Fbbixr. General Agent*. tor sea- Lecreastv there r> r 0 r m I being eleven ictTtceat* reported, of lioo A M which six wdre }•_ Ilpw f-v. r i?i \ only 1:30a m I half tbe nuri'jerrror 1 Tb. .dqy. Here R-40 a u 1 after these repo • wifi be r. _>d f the leer, and certiL 3 i :>f him be- n*c j uMUhi ’, a-. - 'l bo *ecn :* i: a:: .Jter c: urn • It will u by -."le same notion that iv the re;iort of now.orset will [ tie discontinued. It will be observed from the following f hat there arc seven lets new case* reported than wero in the report for the previous day > Office Health Officer, } Savannah, September?, 8o’clock,r m. y Consolidated report of yellow fever cases for tho last twenty-four "hours— now coses, fifty-three. J. T. McFabland, 51 D., Health Officer. A very good feeling prevails among all classes of our citizens, and we trust it will continue. Tho Atlanta Constitution of yesterday contains tho following from Col. Albert R. Lamar t Savannah is now being scourged by an epidemic, which is growing in forco with little or no prospect of abatement. I am in receipt of a letter from the head of the Benevolent Association conveying the information that money, provisions and clothing are greatly needed to succor tho suffering sick. Tho destitution is great and demands immediate relief. At the request of the association, which is using every effort nt its command to combat the disease and to aid tho sick, I make this appeal to the people of Geor gia for aid. Donations of money, pro visions, especially chickens and fowls, batter and eggs, and such other food adapted to sick persons will afford great relief. I am authorized to say that the Central railroad and all its branches and the State road will transport all articles donated to the sick free of charge. AH packages should bo directed to J. F Wheaton, Chairman of the Benevolent Association, Savannah, Georgia. each individual ahooM be the city authorities'to ob J Pnblic Meeting of the Citizens of Macon. In pursuance of a proclamation issued by His Honor, tho Mayor, a large gath ering of citizens representing all classes of business assembled at the Council Chamber last night to consider what course should be adopted, looking to the relief of the sufferers in Savannah from the fatal epidemic prevailing there, and also the security of our own sanitary condition. On motion, Mr. John W. Burke was called to the chair, and Mr. J. W. Caba- nits elected Secretory. On motion, the Mayor was called on to give what information he possessed in relation to the subject and express any views he entertained. Mayor Huff advised the appointment of a relief committee to act in conjunc tion with tbe Benevolent Association in Savannah, and render them ail the assist once in their power. Also a committee to look after' the sanitary condition of our own city. The action cf these com mittees could be independent of tbe < action of Council, who would consider their duty in the matter and act upon it at their regular meeting next Tuesday night. The editorial in the local column of the Telegraph and Messenger, ac company ing hi. proclamation, had fully explained bis views; he fully adopted i mty, wine required Lj serve. 7 . : Jg » The. Chair appointed the following eominii'. • ca in accouiinco - :: h tbe reso lutions* - y First "Ward—Relief Cowmitteo : B. Dub, C. jlastereor Asher Ayrefc W. Phillips, C. E. Damour.; Health Com mittee: G. C. Conner, D. M. Flanders. Second Ward—Relief Committee: F. Fitigercld, Y.\ F. :iroWu, Burdick, !. J. Tray wick, R. B. Hudson. Health Com mittee : W. J.Totten, Andrew McKenna. Third Ward—Relief Committee: A. P. Tripod, J. W. Truman, J. H. Hertz, R. W. Cubbedge, George S. Obear. Health Committee: R. E. Park, W. C. Single ton. Fourth Ward—Relief Committee: A G. Batts, C. A. Nntting, Alex. Reynolds, Davis Tinsley, S. B. Price. Health Com mittee ; John J. Cornell, J Y. Grier. Tho meeting then adjourned. Christian's. Mr. J. M. W. Christian finds patronage beginning to flow freely into his magnifi cent restaurant on Third street, between the Central Georgia Bank and the hard ware store of F. S. Johnson & Sens, and he expects crowds of his country friends in to day. He can give all a royal enter tainment, and at prices which cannot be undersold. With good cooks, plenty of provisions and most elegant appoint ments of all kinds, tho man who cannot make a good meal there deserves to go hungry half his time. pepsin and Liver complaint, a few thin Dyspeptics made known to their friends r.Oi7 easily sod .quickly troy i._J L.st. OGied by ita use. The great merits of Grass’s August Flow?;, became heraidrd through the oountry by quo sufferer to another, until without advertising, its sale has become jmmsose. Srtpggistejhi j every town in the Uni"'-:: States ar< sail- j ing it. No person suffering -..ith St ir Stomach, Siek Headache, Cos’ veness, ; palpitation of the heart, indigestion, low spirits, oto, c.-.n take three doses wtHto relief. Go to yonr Druggist, and get bottle for 75 cents and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. CALHOUN TOBACCO. THE BEST FI.-*- Y CENTS A PLUG. FOR RENT. r HE Office now occcupied by tho Macon ShVit p* Bank. Apply t ftepltw CUBBEDGE.HAZLKHURST & G Yellow FeTer. To ameliorate the dreadful effects ol yellow fever take Simmons' Liver Regu lator. Let it be given in large doses, that it may have an immediate effect upon the liver, and remove the accumu lating bile. It so acts upon the liver, stomach and blood as to prevent the attack of this terrible disease. Mere ad Valuation. Tho worth of any invention which obviates or mitigates the loss of any of the natural senses cannot be measured by dollars and cents. Of this character are the “Diamond Spectacles,” which are scientifically made from the best possible material. FI very pair has the trade mark, a small diamond. For sale in Maoon by Tl. Feschke. BUSINESS NOTICES. Almost every city has its popular and standard “favorite” hotel. Boston has its “American,” one of the largest, best, and most comfortable of hotels. The American is the great resort for business men and travelers. Its location is moat convenient, and its accommodations are unsurpassed. Special attention is called to oar new stock of jeans and cassimeres. sepS 3t W A. Juhan A Co. Why W1H You Fine awst? Without a Parallel.—Ihe demand for Dr. J. Brmdfield’s Female Regulator is beyond press- dentin the annals of popular remedie*. Orders como in to thick and fast that the proprietor has heretofore been unable to fill them all. He is happy to state that arrangements are now com plete by which he is prepared to manufacture Female Regulator ou a scale equal to the emer gency, and the public may feel assured that their wants may now be supplied. Physicians of high repute are using tnia great remedy, in daily prac tice, all over Georgia. Hereafter no woman suffer from suppressed, suspended or irregular menstruation. Thu valuable medicine is pre pared by L. H. Btadfield, druggist, Atlanta, Ga, and told at II M per bottle by respectable drug gists throughout America. HEAXXT, BLOOMIEa WIDOW. Marietta. Ga., March 9,1870. Messes. Bradfixld a Co.—Gentleman: Tot will please ship us another supply of your inval uable Female Regulator, and forward bill by mail. We are happy to state that this remedy gives better satisfaction than any articld we sell. We have been selling it since 1868. and witnessed m any remarkable cures by it. Among others, these was a lady friend of ours who was saliow and sickly until she was twenty-six years old, when she waa married. Her husband lived two years and died. She continued in bad health: in fact, she has never been what a woman ought to be. A few months alter the death of her husband, she saw yonr advertisement, and came to our store and bought a bottle of yonr Regulator from ns. and took it according to directions. It baa cured her sound and well, brought her regular monthly periods on. and to-day she is a hearty, blooming wicow—with the use of bat two bot tles of your Regulator, costing her only three dollars, when she had tried several physicians and spent a great deal of money without any benefit. Wishing you great success with your valuable remedies, we are, respectfully yours, etc., dec84-tf W, ROOT a SON8. DR. WRIGHT, Dentist, oclTtf No. 38 Second street. List of Advertised Letters Remaining in tbe Postoffice at Macon, Bibb county, Georgia,September 9tb, 187C. If not called for in thirty days they will be sent to tbe Dead Letter Offioa. Myalls, John iicDonnougb, Miss F McCall, Sue Mathews, Mrs Mary Mathews, Miss Martha Markham, Mis T W Peyton, James Paine. Mm Aurena Brown, Villice Brown, William Batesc Thomas Bishop, Mrs Susan Brown, Mrs Annie Kr&smell, Levi Bernelie, B T Bruce, Miss Eliza Bond, Miss Amanda A Rozers. Miss Bessie Curfperls Miss E C Carter. Plovd Cobb. Mm Lucinda Causey, Lizzie Davis, Nathan Dosfgett, M iss Ann Ellis. Mm Emm* W Pryor, Miss Anna Garfield, Henry S Goodyar, W A Henerie, Mrs S F Rusk, T & Redding, C A Randall, Mrs Fannie Rot. Louis Robins, Miss Lou'ar Rhodes. Miss Mollia Rriddine. Willie Riley, Spencer Mihj, Mrs Nancey Shirab, J B Tburm*n, J T Rankin, Massenburg & Go sepatf THE REVIVAL MOODY AND SANKEY C1G AR! IS THE BEST FIYE CENT CIGAR Ever Offered in this City! For sale by sspS-tf BOIrATTD Be HAIiIr, Drnzeist nocFOR RENT. T7IROM October 1st, my residence on Madison C »treat, Five Room., three furnished if de sired, and close to the Street Railroad and A>y lum. Apply to Mr. Askew, at S. Wftielbaum'f, or to me, at Dr. Patter-on’s. MRS DsGRAFFENRIED. sepS sunwed A.unftt friends that .he b.» opened at the ole stand known u “Dinkler’s,’’ No. *1 Third street,where she will keep continually or. hand Fresh Supplies of Bread. Confec tioneries, Toys, Etc. I respectfully invite the public to give me a call. All order, promptly attended to. sngtoeodgw MK8 J. A CASEY. HICKS’ PREPARED FOOD MOCKING BIRDS! TOR BALE AT HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR’S RETAIL STORE. Humphries. Mrs Nancy Tripp, Joe Harris. J B. Jr Thoropj#on, Miss M S Kent, Jordcn Woodson. Misa Sallie A Lewie, Miss Fannin R W at. Mrs Jane Lowe, Mrs R Woodall. J W Lowe, Mike Walker, J Lewis, Ben J Walker. E Mitchell, Miss A. (-) Williams. Abram H R. GLOFBR. P. M. HUNT’S GERMAN COLOG E! AFINB PERFUME, IN 25 CEXTS AND $1 GOBOTTLES A good assortment cf C0LO6MES, EX HIACTS, SOAPS, BRUSHES ETC TOR BALE AX HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR’S RETAIL STORE. Two hundred pieces new fall calicoes will be displayed Honda;. sep3tf S. W axxlba cat & Co. the suggestions therein made, and had j W. A. Juhan A Co. have opened new no others to offer. , an ,j j a » es t styles in prints. Call and see On motion of Mr. K. E. Park to appoint ; them. »ep8 3t a committee of nine to prepare business for the meeting, the following gentlemen were appointed that committee: Messrs. E. E. Park, C. A Nutting, J. H. Bloun*, R. W. Jemison, Dr. T. W. Mason, M. B. Sogers, Y* m. Hoge, Dr. Flewollen, and A. G. Butts. The best dressed men in tbe city have had their suits made by J. H. Hertz, 90 Cherry street. Tuoax new alpacas of Messrs. "W. A, Juhan & Co.’s are black, brilliant and beautiful. sepS 3t Three Dwelllog for Rent O NE etmtMinmg Too Rooms, convenient lot taking boarders for Mercer University One Six Room House, with Pantry and Batbins Boom. Closets in each room. Also a Cottajro with Five Rooms. Each of said dwellinrs h*v« all oecess&rv outneuses. in cooi repair, anc Rood water. PR. D. W. HAMMOND, aujciSSw or TURPIN A OGDEV. INSURE YOUR GIN HOUSES. I AM prepared to Injure Gin Houses in a good coo.pany. Cell now, et the berinnin* of tbs ginnir.* season. J. R COBB, cortgw Tnmrtn<"* Ar*t. Select Primary School. M BS. J. N. BIRCH will resume her school on Magnolia street, between Spring and Orange streets, Monday, September 11,1876. Reference—former patrons. sepS St zuwsn* Another lot of tbe "AROMA CIGAR I” 70S SALS AT HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR’S, aepstf Retail Wtore TO RENT. A NEW DWELLING, Six Rooms, one acre | lot. Fin-Garden, situated near ID rcer Uni versity. To a good tenant, rent very low. An- nly to GKO. S. OBEAR. nuv27 tf FOR SALE CHEAP. 1 PARLOR SET FURNITURE—nearly now; I I 8 SET' HED.R0031 FURNITURE—at$25. ■^O and $S0 each. A*1 good as i.ew, and coat wire that amount. AJ>o DiMIL'S, GLASS-WARE, and ofher | Household Goods App’y to J. J. PiNCKARD’S DRUG .STORE, Rcp5*3t C -raer Second ond Poplar -ts. FOR SALE. We have bought Goods Cheaper than heretofore, and propose to give our Customers tho benefit ol tho decline. \ We Have Always Endeavored to Give Satisfaction to TIIOSE wno HAVE SO GENEROUSLY PATRONIZED US. . AND UAN ONLY PROMISE THAT NO EFFORT W1L1. BE SPARED ON OUR PARTTO DO TI1E SAME IN THE FUTURE. OUR GOODS WILL BE OF GOOD QUALITY, AND SO ONE A Coll Before You Buy is Solicited. It Will Save You Money. SINGLETON, HUNT Sc CO., 311m TRIANGULAR BLOCK. MACON. Gl. SPORTSMEN! Now re»d> for delivery. All orders for CASH promptly filled. Apply to W. P. ANDERSON. sep5 2m .Macon. Ga. WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT WE HAVE IN STORE PARKER & MOORE ■ BREECH-LOADING GUNS I ASD English and American Muzzle-Loading Gnns! SOUTHWEST GEOR0IA COTTON SHIPPERS I I as low as sa ou, and as high as you mat want. _ ouuiunwi nnunuin wui ui. uni., tnj i ALSO WADS. CAPS. SHOT AND POWDER. T O M A C O ST rpHE ATLANTIC COAST LINE, via Ports- J. mouth, Vn.. is prepared to Move all Cotton Promptly! and in any quantity offered, to all points East, At as Loir Rates as any Other Lines. Facilities unoqualed. equippage abundant, and IXsURrlNCE LANS than by an} other Line. TTmo guaranteed if desired. For farther Information, address H. JI. COTT1NGHAM. sepOtf Maoon. Ga. Fourth Quarter’s City Tax LL parties liablo t City Tax aro notified I __ that the Fourth Quarter is row due Tfi- city requires funds to meet its indebtedness; hence taxpayers must come forward without de lay or the law will bo enforced, causing addition al expense. Office hours from 8i a. M. to 1 p. n„ and from 8 p. M. to 6 p. js. sepS 6t CHA8. J. WILLIAMSON. Treas TO OUR PLANTING FRIENDS WE OFFER OPJio 3B2sioolsic>x*^Ic>-w Every one c.f which wo guarantee to give satisfaction. W o also have a WELL SELECTED STOCK OF HARD WAKE! Which wc aro soiling as low as can be bought in thi3 market. F. S. JOHNSON & SONS, sepG 2ui 31 Third Street. BHRND BROTHERS MtNUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOR REKT. 'JUTE Store now occupied by Winship & Cal laway as a clothing house. Possession given October 1st, 3870. Apply at anglO tf E. P. STRONG’S Slioo Store. POLHILL SCHOOL, COLLEGE STREET, MACON. GA. j'XERCISES will bs resumed on the flr*t Mon- If day in September, The undersigned, (for mer President of t ie U< iversity Hitch BchfttL Athens, Ga.,) will beaa-Med by diss Winiclield. who is well known in Macon as a thoroughly competent and successful teacher. Special attention will be given tc preparation for Col.’etce or the University Classes, or for tho practical pursuits of life. PuironaMe respe tful’y solicited. References: Professors Charbonnier, Lumpkin Morris, Rutherford, NVaadell. and Willcox. Uni versity of Georgia; Rev A. A. Lipicomo, D. D. k and Prof. W. Leroy Broun, Vanderbilt Universi ty ; Hon. G J.Orr, Atlanta; Col. V. L. Mitched, Rev. C. W Lane, and Col. S. Thongs, Athen-, Ga.: Hon. W. HrKinl+jr, Rev. G. T. Goerchiu*. a"d Dr. W. H. Hal, willodceviUe; Rev. J. D Burkhead. Huntsville. Ala.; Rev. J H. Nall, Co lumbus; Rev. Jas. Woodr»w. Pfj. D.. Columbia S.C. BENJ. T. HUNTER, julySiPf Successor of bite B. M. Polh’ll For Sale or Rent. 'TtWO elegant residences on the hill, one front ing Bond street, now occupied by F. S. Johnson, Sr., the other fronting Walnut street, cow occupied by Professor Gno-pelius : both nearly new, and constructed with all tho mod ern in provement, with a view to ics-enii g the care of housekeeping. Neighborhood one of the nest in the ciiy. Also, one IS room tenement house on Second and Arch streets, and three i room houses and two 4 room houses on P.r.e street. Possession given October 1st. Apply J. A. PUGH. nugSleodlm At his Gallerv of Art. Cotton Ties. A fl TONS of Spliced Arrow Cotton Ties. vJV-f For sale by GROOVER, STUBBS .t CO-. 1m 94 B«v Street. Savannan. Ga. FOR RENT. T HE store now occupied by Mr.E. J. Johntson, corner of Second and Mulberry streets, op posite the Postofflce. Possession given October the 1st. Also a number of fine and well ventilated rooms, statable for offices or sleeping apilaments, in tbe building shove said store. Possession of these given at once Apnly to _ WA B. JOHNSTON, aur5tf or GEO. 8. OB EAR- Atlanta Medical College. fT'HE Nineteenth Annas! Course of Lertnres A m this Insulation will commence October 16tb. 1876. and close March 1st, 1877. 8endfor annoonnnsqt. giving foil informa tion. JXO, THAD. JOHNSON. M. D. augiS-wlm Doan of Faculty. B aker county sberipf’8 8ale.-Wiii be sold before tho Court-homo door, in Nesrton. on the first Tuesday in October next, the following property: Lots ofland number CO, 67 and 66, all in the 9:h district of said count}*. Levied on as the prop erty of 8amne] P. Davis, to satisfy a fl fa issued from tte Superior Court of Baker county. Gro ver. Stubbs A Co. vs S. P. Davis. The tenaut in possession notified in writing. sep6tds LBVI ADAMS. Sheriff. nmtt nxun. n>rs i_ fizxcai H. & I. L. FIELDER. Attorneys at Law, CUTHBERT, GEORGIA, \\T ILL tore prompt attention to all bttsine* TV confided to them, in the counties of Ran doh»h, Stewart Quitman, Clay, Karly, Calhou"' and Terrell, the Supreme Court of Georgia, a he District and Circuit Court* of tbe unit States for the Southern District of Georna wpttMf Ins, Sales, Collars, Brils! ETC., OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Saddlers’, Harness and Shoemakers’ Mate rial and Tools. OF AIL KINDS. Whips, Fly Nets, Sun Umbrellas, Linen Lap Eobes, And Horse Covers. A Full and Complete Stock of Everything in Our Line i WE ALSO BUY HIDES, SKINS AND FURS, 1 FINISHED AND ROUGH LEATHER, WAX, WOOL AND TALLOW, GINSENG, DRIED PEACHES AND BLACKBERRIES mavTfl til’rv'tl » — R Hi M O "V -A. M. S. MEYER & CO. HAVE REMOVED TO 98 CHERRY STREET, (Next xo Robs, Colehax & Co.,) WHERE THEY WILL DO EXCLUSIVELY A. WHOLESALE BUSINESS IN BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS -' SIBRCH1XTS WILL FlND}lT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO EXAMINE OUB STOCK BEFORE PCBCHAeU*^’ augSO d2w

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188?, September 09, 1876, Image 4