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herbaceous or granular consumption; their : piscivorous habits arc attended with little or no labor, for they gorge indiscriminately tho pro- ' duce of their capture with eager _ voracity. In tho Island of St Paul, which is situated in the Indian Ocean, largo quantities of sea-birds nca- i tie and breed amid the basaltic rocks of that London Review. Ocenn Birds. .So venturous »ea bird roam, . oo ocean’s bosom cast; ^"'i ehhe breast the whiter foam, •Vjfijlbefored.e risingbtat,” " i tuve ventured to trespass upon j «e and i * r’.I • ocean mid speculate upon the unfrequ , , n . more observant in their ; vtncea i hi"-'' 1 ' 1 ’ w hieh arc continually pro- nessed underlay own p.-ix.im! in-pc-ti.-n. thm " ihr t0 ,heir eves, than those in-1* valuable mine of volucriia- cua,,.. might ,h . .. a general glance, whilst roam- obtained from the stercorial store-hold of the a- 1 *- 'anc|.- of the land, comprehend a l»ve island [D. Garrow. ^ .• 1 . ..lirri' of incidental scenes and The Unveiled Atlantic. * Interesting Divorce Case. The description given of Japan by some mem- j The present session of tho Supreme Court at bers of Lord Elgin’s auite, rivals that of the en chanted island in the Arabian Nights : "Noth ing can exceed the picturesque beauty of the Bay of Nagasaki, and the situation of the city . , . . x , . ,, , at its extremity. Swelling hills covered with uented spot, and I feel thoroughly con-; verdure, rise from the water’s ed-e. The in my own wind, frotn what I have w.t- j thatched roots of snug cottages peep from out the dense foliage amid which they nestle. Pre- East Cambridge will probably dose with the cause now on trial, which is a suit for divorce on the ground of ill-treatment, brought by Mrs. Ann Whitney against her husband Joseph n, via rs a Whitney of Waltham. Thu parties arc highly liillgllSIl ( )pCl‘£l R VLSTON’SHiUiJj SEWP N i O H T or THE CELEBRATED NEW OE.X.BaOaJSrS Me, so far as the ordinary circumstances of life are concerned. Mrs. Whitney, with her two daughters, who have grown up to womau’s ' ,,|,oro of incidental scenes and ^.Kui the widely-diffused space of or able to afford. TV * ' .^ Uf a sameness experienced in a s * pi. choice is n sorry one, al ii ... ilirpctnl tn sonic lisc- t Tub Sea at Great Depths.—Popular ideas with regard to sinking of bodies in the sea, have heretofore been vague; for the rea son, perhaps, that the laws which govern this ,j. m "are directed tosoimTuse- - descent, and which are derived from the well '"'“'"nw whieh lie quite uncertain known laws of fluids, have never been fully * '"f Tjon of their accomplishment defined in their nppl.cation to the depths of the ’ ^Tnic pilgrimage he is quite shut ocean, Sorao imagine that ships which foun- “> ."nixed society of tho world; bis lot' <]er at sea sink to a lertain depth, and there l »mkr awhile upon an untrodden f > o at about until broken to pieces, or thrown ’ 'i „i C hi ore as wandering as his way »po>» some bank beneath the sea; and, indeed, Li his reflections are hopicward; his a certain writer in England has published n and he is constrained to fill hook sustaining this absurd notion. .Others, * „ v of iris time by attending to and again, believe that the buoyant force of the t^ niiii'l with such ii-rial or floating water at great depths is enormous, and due to w> r occasionally present themselves the whole pressure of the column of water a- [? n jj' course of his voyaging ca- bove, and t hat all bodies which are lighter than m water at the surface, will, if sunk to the bot tom and dctacbcd from the sinker, shoot up ward with a great velocity; or, in other words that the density of the water increases directly with the depth. These views are erroneous. It is true the pressure increases with the depth, H dial ‘Ship’s logs” liccome the hnnarting information to an inquiring '" is ever thirsting after knowledge, ami experience combined can alone vicators have done much to enligh- to the awoiint of 15 pounds upon every square Tj- seiiools ofImig-ciiduring ignorance, inch for every 34 feet in depth; bat the densi- l,y ilieir persevering and perilous cx- tv ia not thereby sensibly increased, owing to Iwliil't penetrating into the mysterious tho incompressibility of the water; so that „( (!„• vasty deep, atl’ordcd a ready neither the buoyant force, nor the resistance uu l„ck and throw open the doors of in-; to the motion of any body, are sensibly in- ■ the susceptibility of Uic human j creased from the surface to the bottom. At the depth of 3,000 fathoms, for instance, the ,1,,. above remarks I am led to convey pressure upon a square inch is nearly 8,000 jjiisviii facts founded upon sclfc::pc- pounds, but the column of18,000 feet of water n>»v relate to oceanic birds there ; oa jy ghortened about GO feet; the density r incidents transpiring on board ship, | j, thu* [, u t slightly increased; but the effect of _ • - • [V.-t many altogether overlook them, this enormous pressure upon compressible " ave htlhcrto lock Vv* by sotae ‘be same do not prove al-. ho,jj eHt as a i r , wood, &c., is to condense them [unlnvded nor neglected. _ into a smaller bulk, by which they may be L voyage to the.East IuiIks in thcnicr- rcm j crc d heavier than water, and will sink fivliMrvam, thirty years ago, it was t | ie j r own wc ight, A piece of wood cannot [ioflbc y^r (for we wcighwl an 1 < '*J° r float at the bottom of the sea, but a very ..na.ntic ! th of bi-ptcin icr, . . I, s jj g h t extraneous force will bring it to the iinttd in Msdraa Roads on the Wh of gu * face< _ sin< Jour . 1 s -1>, 1 •»»» occasion to) i Unr variety of marine hints. On a Nocturnal Comedy of Errors. , (hr lone rolling s,, a °f the Hay of Bis-; From Ttie Cincinnati Enquirer, rv iim-resting-looking stranger, of com- j Some days sinco a young couple who hnd new- P P until sometime has elapsed, when lie is said to mimilc dimensions, settled, in an *ppa- • ly donned hymcnial vestments, came from tlieir liave departed from disease. So when Lord El- di.mstcil state, on the riging of the home, a pleasant village in tills State, to spend gin boldly dashed into the prohibited precincts hi. little maritime adventurer, upon a portion of that supposcd-to-be-delicious period miml and examined, provcil to be a known as the honeymoon, and placed themselves inrv bird, which hail there can he no under tho charge of the proprietor of the Spcn- ivn compelled by adverse winds to mi-1 cer House. They then sallied fortli to witness the von ,l the prcscrils'd limits of its own i beauties and peculiarities of Queen City,anil do ',1 necessitated to take shelter and as brides are ever woot, a quantity of tho little fiigc in the tirsl asylum ojH'ii for its business embraced in the term “shopping.” [inn. 1 was informed that these little They were gone several long horn's and did i.m-stirs assume a green plumage in 1 not return to tho hotel until near sundown, uni stale, and that the flaming yellow quite fatigued with their exertions. The bride, Jii.-li their persons represent in this. Mrs. It, then found that she had forgotten country, is produced by change of cli- some articles indispea«ablc to hertoilet, amt un- ;t . lie this as it may, this feathered i willing to disturb her husband, who slio knew u. lent on board for a few days but ’ must lie weary, slipped out while lie was down ■patient of restraint, and when the j staiis, and went up to Fourth street to get the .iilie Cape do Venl land the same dimimitivo bundle. She was successful in her r.-aruire, and winged its way to that i search for the store and the article, but on her tore. " j way back mistook, from her ignorance of the n neck afterwards the man at the city. Main street for Broadway, and the Madison one night startled by some object, for tho Spencer House, which arc situated nearly rud like lightning across tho binna- j opposite to each other. ,roved to be a migratory swallow, Mrs. 11 went into tiie hotel and thinking it . there ean Irene doubt, l>cen attrac-1 rather different from the other, asked one of the spot by the light which is noctumnl- w niters slic met in the hall, in rather a low ond vl for the use of the helmsman when 1 indistinct tone, if Uiat was the “Spencer,” to his responsible ollioe. This wander- which, he, failing to understand her, replied in free on the followingday, and endued 1 the aflinnative. Sho then ordered him to bring igorated power, pursued its trackless j her the key to No. 48, which he diil, and slic -c.ts, in the direction of the great Af-' entered it, and removed her bonnet, shawl and .v.nent. ‘ other portions of her attire, and crept between the ship entered the tropics, in the i the sheets of the bed to enjoy a littlo nap after the vessel’s way were to be observed long walk, never dreaming she was in the ss birds of the petrel sjiecies, known j wrong house, for the reason that the apartment ,r farcy's chickens’’ (Pelagica pro- happened to have tlic same position, and be These attendants upon the deep are furnished very much like her room at tho “Spen- lilicvcd to actas harbingers to warn 1 cer.” t approaching storms, anil, indeed, : Instead of takinga “little nap," she fell into a 4 to have noticed many years ago a profound sleep, that continued hour after hour .mirk made by the Homan liard, llor-1 until 11 o’clock, at which time sho was disturb- iation i<> the above bird— cd by a most unexpected incident The rightful occupant of No. 48, a merchant from a town in Indiana, who had been to the theatre became a little intoxicated, went to the Madison, and wishing no ono U> see his condi tion, walked up to his room without a light ttn d fortunately or unfortunately, found the door un locked. He entered quietly, and ns a total dark ness reigned there, he removed his garments and crept into the spacious double bed, not disturb ing in the least the fair bride who lay near the wall. How long the two reposed there side by side, with only a foot of space between them, each un conscious of tho other’s presence, is not exactly known, hut probably about an hour—when a ’58. Tuesday, 38th Dec cipitous walls of rock are mirrored in the azure estate, and her son, a young man employed in For the first time in Macon, A l 1,1.1, OPERA blue of the waters at their base. The Japanese i this citv, are the witnesses who have thus tar ’*> Three Acts, entitled are courteous, affable, gentlemanlike, and good- j testified. Mrs. Whitney was the adopted daugh- fpTrP PPOWTST TiT A TVTrt'ftmQ natured, quite different from the description ■ terot “Father Pickering," who was a well-known J v V Xv i/lXai lvii that our disinterested friends, the Dutch, gave < Methodist preacher some years since; For the j of them. Jcddo, the capital is larger than plaintiff the counsel are Messrs. O. Shatuckand I Catawba, ...... • MIS.'i RO.>AI,lE DIRAND. London, and contains three millions of people. Robert R. Bishop; for the defense or respond-1 ®° x Henrioskz,. (.EORGIA HODbOA The Itading street Is ten miles long, and close- ent, the Hon B. F. Butler and Josiah Butler, j Reiioiaeiio, MR. I RANK-1A M ER. The testimony thus far is to the effect tliat jg, an ly packed with stuccoed houses, llere are the palaces of three hundred and sixty of the hered itary princes, each a severeign in his own do minions, but compelled to reside in the capital for six months in the year. Some of the man sions are made to hold ten thousand retainers. The palace of the secular king is surrounded by a triple wall, and gives lodging to forty thou sand people. The streets are spacious, clean, and airy; no dirt, no smells, no street obstruc tions. In the country, even - cottage, temple, and tea-house is surrounded by gardens, laid out in most exquisite taste. Tca-hoascs are found in every shad}- nook or by pleasant rivers. The tea is served by the ministrations of fair dam sels, who glide rapidly and noiselessly about, uspecting no indecorum and meaning none.” Strange that we should have known so little of this modern Atlantic, this beautiful isle set in a silver sea! Stranger still that they should have worked out so perfect and yet so grotes que a species of civilization, like the devices on their own ware, odd and startling, hut minute ly finished off Here we have two kings; one spiritual, who can trace up his lineage for twen ty-five hundred years; the other secular, who commands the forces, both dwelling in the same city like brothers. The Japanese seem to bo the most impressible nation on earth; whatever they sec they imitate, telescopes, aneroids, steam-engines, spy-glasses, Ac.—and yet they 'lithcrto locked themselves up within an ipcnctrablo barrier. They have, however, one curious iastitution which prevails to a slight degree among our selves. It is what they call “Nnybocn,” or “make believe. It is as if a man disbelieves the evidence of his senses, and acts accordingly. If a man dies in debt lie is supposed to he alive, and his family draws his income regularly to >ay his creditors. If a man commit suicide on wing insulted, he is not coasidered to be dead Mr. Whitney, though a pleasant man out of doors, lins not always been so in his own home. It is testified that on one occasion, when spoken to about getting some molasses by his wife, be threw tho jug across the room and smashed it On another occasion, his wife said that a large piece of salt pork which ho brought home wts tainted; he wished her to smell it holding it out to her, hut she said she had already done so, and after some words, she was knocked down with the pork, and the article nibbed on her nose and free. And in conclusion of a list of incidents it was testified that he drove his wife out of his house two years ago, saying he could not live with her. Since that time the wife and children have been living in Malden. The daughters are employed by a firm in the city, and the son is in the Boston Post-Office. There are a number of witnesses waiting for the de fense, which may possibly give a different as pect to the case.—Boston Traveller. Dress Circle 61 00 Second Circle, so ty Doors open at 7, Commence at 6 o’clock " T. C. NISBET. Oxygenated Bitters in Europe. From Rev. LoattloeDl.^ highly up i •; Jit»Cler gyman. Paris, November, 1, 1852. Dear Si r,—About two years since 1 made use of a few bottles of your Oxygenated Hitters, for a atom, ach complaint which was at that time relieved. j Since my stay in England and France, I have ■ found my old enemy; irritability of the stomach, re- j turning again. I have not found any prescription to afford me relief, and X made inquiries in London ; • ___ /N 11 for you.- Oxygenated Bitters, hut could not Gad any A 1 rjJIllll III VJT dill GIV MASl'FACTl;RER OF STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS, SAW MILL MACHINERY, MILL GEARING, CASTINGS, AND MA CHINERY IN GENERAL. IVrongiit Iron Cotton Screws. SU GAR MILLS, SHAFTS * PULLIES, IRON RAILING, WROUGHT & CAST, AC. rnilE undersigned believes that he is manufactu- 4- ring and soiling the above Machinery, ten per cent, cheaper, and of as good quality as any estab lishment at the Bnnth, and is willin^to warrant all tha work as equal, if not superior to any. Dec. 28. WOOB’S I write now to beg you will do mo the favor to send j by the earliest steamer to Havre, half a dozen bottles. | prifyi'Afvi) * Pi.tq An old friend of mine in Encland. Captain Jackson 7 7 DAGUERREOTYPES, An old friend of mine in England, Captain Jackson of the British Army, I found, oa my arrival, suffer- i“ff from Asthma, manifestly tho result of dyspepsia. Send an additional half a dozen bottles, I should like to have the Captain try the medicine. I am not aware that my name is known to yon. I have been tho resident Clergyman for some twen ty-three years, in Sherbrook and Lennoxville, Cana-1 da East, to which charge I hope to be able to return i in the spring. I remain, dear sir, your obedient servant. L. DOOLITTLE. | Seth W. Foavle A Co., Boston, Proprietors.— of that liarbor of Jcddo, after a littlcd puzzled amazement, the Japanese authorities determin ed to practice “Nayliocn,” and lielievo lie was somewhere clso. Among other branches of useful education 1 taught at the schools, the young patricians arc . . instructed in the forms and ceremonies of hari I Sold by their agents ‘, tiri ; that is, of ripping oneself up. If a noble ’ STROHEcKER and is out of favor at court, if a superior insult him. ; 1 * l ' u " if he have committed an error in diplomacy, he j < * < ‘° 9a - invites all his friends to a grand banquet,, and : Bwrliavc's Holland Bitters- AVhcn all arc well fed and comfortable; lie per- “Bu-rh.vvo'a Holland Bitters are invaluable rema AMBROTYTES, MINIATURES IN AQUARILLE, AXD IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS. JJTTCall anil see them.^Fj dee 28 MERCHANTS AND ” B 17 S I X E S S. J r E X . A BARE OPPORTUNITY! effing out at cost at the’ . I yEXMAN-A WAXEltMAN have determined to U dose their business by the Grst of February next, as the term ofRartnemhip expires at that timo. They will therefore close out tlieir Stock at.jnst what the Goods COST in New York, for CASH. ■ kadies and Gentlemen—now is year time to Uuy! Come and price oar Goods and you can hardly foil to purchase. .We.rroselling at $8 50 ; *5 50; 910 50; 611: 612, and413—worth double tho money. - KICH WORSTED ROBES A’LMZE, from *2 50 to 912 the Pattern. FINE FRENCH MERINOS at so cents—worth 91 25. 10,000 I DS. BEST CALICOS, from 6} to-10 cents per yard. ©ydfctegp 8 Of all dosiraWo stylus, aonr selling at an immoi sacrifice. Bleached and llroim IIomcKpuus, Alpacas-ttombaxines, Ginghams, White ^^^3lin3 f French Worked Collars ami Bands, Gloves, Hosiery, imd Handkerchiefs of every description, Ladies Merino Vests, Irish Limns, Bed Blankets, Negro Biaukets and Kerseys, Plantation Goods for men and hoys, Jcc., \fco C£POur assortment is still largo and varied. Come soon, or you vrlZI miss tho best bargains ev er offered, as we are bound to eell out. X. B.—All persons indebted to the Firm will please come forward and settle. . DENMAN & WATERMAN, dec21 New York Store, Cotton Av. B. A., WISE W OULD most respectfully inform the public and his customers that he has removed his ■took of S Q "V US S3 , TIN WARE, AND House Keeping' HARDWARE, TO HIS NEW STOKE, Next dqpr to tho Telegraph Building, on Cherry St and would be pleased to nave all persona in want of Goods in iny lino, to call and examine my stock, where may bo found RtovtB, Grates. Rangls, Brass and Bronzed Andirons, Shovels, Tongs and Fenders, Waiters, Tea and Coffee Urns, . _— Steak and Oyster Dishes. Plated Castors ana Waiters, Spoons, Forks and Cake Baskets, Silver Tea Spoons and Forks, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Wood Ware, Brooms and Brushes, Matts, Trays, Sifters, Meat Cutters and Staffers, Plain and Japanned Tin Ware, and all Goods usually kept in my line. B. A. WISE, Cherry Street, dec 21 Macon, Ga. l«l The Cutlibert Reporter. M ERCHANTS and business innn of Macon, who .oull June's stormy bird extend «Ue wings,” etc. u-shays prevailed n credulous keop- ii the ;resenee of this little vuluerine ,r'field news. Mariners who experi- .0 near homo ns the British Channel!, in tin light of a t rouble-bringing wavfa- I aiu led to infer the long-prevailing winds have the effect of driving this 'in its usual ai rial tracts into latitudes idi ii has no iliinntorial relationship, our voyage we encountered a minier- iv of sea birds. The most striking fea- cag them was the “boatswain bird” ivurine udventurer^gdSi«Wywh?tl tremendous noise was -heard in tho apartment M l.v a jugular band of ldacl feath- j fr°"« "hk* female ^roams issued wully, picrc- tfn- exceeding high in the air, and an uproar; proprietors, Thrift-bird" (pelieanus armatus) Patwo is Sihii.au Coin.—TIio fugitive slave rescues at the North are finding their countcr- \mrts at the Soutli. In Huntsville, Ala., last week, J. Q. A. Carter was arrested on requisi tion from the Governor of Pcnnslyvania, and fc’ia short (listance irom r | U.Lul>Ie!” landed over to three Philadelphia policemen. «>ml side, which ouitc cndarkeni cause of this outcry maybe imagined. Several friends of Carter hearing of his arrest, '^I ^a^Ur rc ifllT The bride had awakened a'lmut midnight, and . :.asl in hawking after their mht } . j )er hand over her husband it fell upon fl _ fana ntnl l)to cnl> irfmil tfltirll Tilnt on my way homo, bonndbr » *”S3wi«A,^‘%Yhat is the mat- « Liverpool, perceiving an nnmciisc ,, s U y God’ H sake, tell its what is the ; , . .,-4 ,1 -Innn' Irffln tile slllll. on , UT: rui The lino which comprehended the a\c adverted to, with tho assistance of m teleaoope, I olisorvesi extended for ■ two miles in length. To advantage J the nature and character of this »A unaccountable migratory colony, ilcr of die vessel on which I was n- dher to be cased off two points from tin which sho was bearing, when 1; »vit«u'lieil tho tinny shoal, which the Indian ion’s face, and the soft warm touch aroused him at once. Ho did not understand it exactly, though lie did not dislike it, and inn moment more Mrs. R. said: “My dearvut hus band,'where have you been all this while 2 “Husband,” echoed the merchant, beginning to sec, like Lord Timsel, that he had “made a small mistake hero“1 am nobody s husband. 1 reckon, my dear madam, you’re in the wrong desire to extend their business, in Kamlolph, Terrell, Clay,Calhoun and adjoinin’' comities, would - at « • » • • - ; ; do nrofl to advertise in the M CutM)ertKeporttfr*’pub- fonns the hari kiri graceiiilly lK.Toretlie.m Ever , djr in all rases of dyspepsia. They impart a strong, ff*hed in the rapidly growing town of Cutlibert, Han* since tho Americans obtained a footing in Japan j healthy tone to tho stomach, jnd are tho best reno- dolph County. Cuthbert will soon be in ItailreRd this curious ceremony bus lwcn performed. We .-ators of tins system eencrallv.”—Chicago Bulletin• i connection with Macon, there teinj; ogly about ten ho,jo that laird Elgin’s treaty with this taper- .‘Dyspepsia. Headache aud'lodisestoo, by which, j SJktaJtoulliS. iml turbaolc nation Will not be Cdebrateu iij such nllporeons aro more or less affected, can usually bo- Huporter has a largo and increasing circulation in extraordinary performances. , cure d by taking moderate exercise, wholesome fcod the best Cotton growing sections of S. W. Georgia, Our exports to Japan, last year, amounted to . nf i - dose of Bmrbave’a Holland Bitter* one hour and offers great inducements as an Advertising Me £200 . Surely this wonderful people must have e . ch mc.vl."-RoB. some thing to export ana something to import “Bwrhave's Holland Bitters for Dyspepsia, Head, i ticed editorially. Address, too. They Will not export any manufactured Ache Loss of ADnetite, Nervout Debility, and all dis- i dec24-3t T. II. BYRD, Editor. articles, but they will readily import them. CMe ; conswlneo , np o„ a Uisordered atAnacfc and T OOLSHAW heuzog. Ourwarmiwoolens and stout cottons are just ]}ver This article is very favorably known through air |/v AIT J 1 Ifn flfTI/IIlTil the thing for the northern districts. M c trust i tha w«l, anil is regularly proscribed by some Bill 11^ 1, 1 jlj M VIHg jj! our manufacturers are awake to this new m»r- L f u, aIM »tdistiagaisbedpI 1 sii.iai 1 s."—PkBa. Mgen\ iljiltjl/il IJi 11111 U1 UlllJil ket, imd will not allow themselves to lie beaten, •• Tlicre can be no better remedy for Imligestiou ‘ ^O. 11 COTTON AVENUE. a« they were in China, by the Americans and ;u oar tbnrn and Loss of Appetite, than Btwbave's / :J joora’from Parker’** ®ry c.oodM store.) Russians, cjrcn in our staple manufacturers. j Holianil Bitten:’—Michigan Segister. \-trE bc<r leave to call tho attention oftbo people Liverpool Courier, Aorember H). j — —— VV of Macon and the surrounding country, to onr “* I A BOOK FOR THE SICK. well selected and numerous styles of Trip of Ilie Indian Umpire. .„ 1 “ “ „„ BY Dll. S.UII-EL S. riTCII. (i.u.m.u, Nor..8. The steamship Indian | Lectures on the causes and cure of Consump Empire arrived at Rroailliaven at 9 A. M. on ,: on Asthma. Bronchitis. Heart Disease, Dys Friday. The passengers landed in excellent jpepsla. Female Complaints, iffid Chronic Diseases ; CHEAPEST, BEST. AND SAFE8TLIGHTNOW health, expressing themselves highly satisfied , Renerally, (bouiid. 3so ps^es, so ensravinp,) by Dr. ’’ , , with the shin, cantain and crew Durinc the I SAMUEL S. FITCHexulnimng the author’s treat-1 N. IS. A liberal discount made to tho trade- «-l,nl ,.„,.„, r l ’ti, 1 „ „• „„ ,11,,,.,.,. fluent by which he b»lh preventsand cures the above We have also China, Glass (both pressed and out J whole voyage they experienced heavy southeast disea£e ;,. CrocLrv, Table Cutlery, Castor Frames. Hand Leu gales. The ship having only thirty hours Coal ; This book ha, been the means of saving thousand; terns ( |,' th oil an(1 fluid.) Glass Gas Shades. Xc. remaining, and being onlv three hundred and of lives. Price 25 cts. Sent by mail, post-paid, for j Wc have on hand, and trill keeft a good supply of fifty miles from Galaway, Capt. Courtney, in J® c ® u * 9 - Applym Dr^s.s. i;! rcH, J;‘hce»i4 the bl ., t C oai Oil that ism«de;,Uao. Burning Fluid, consevpienoc of a continuance of the fearful state Ly Rt,^ ° r ’ " ‘ ^cUUtt^tton ^directed to the Artofl!-,™- of the weather, Ucemed it advisable to lay to,: ocU9-3m , r j n¥ on aIw^bv F. HERZOG, such as Coats of which he did for seven days. ; ~r 7“ 77.7" Z~‘ r„ r . n.i~.. n7T Wrt mr. tt.i Aiims, Chksts, Lettering of evert style, Land- During this time, it ncressary to can- BazwzixCpazn.-For real wonJ4\Vood. IbU,^ axim^i,Ftowanato Lamps for Burning Coal OH. This Oil U not explosive, and having been tested here and elsewhere, proves to bo tho Sew Era In XaXG-Kcrosriisra- rods. A COPPER AND IRON WIRE CABXiE. joints to obstruct the Electric Fluid! FIRST PREMIUM Awarded at the Alabama State Fair, Nov. 5, 1953. T HEIR great snperiorUy as a perfect Electrical Conductor, is acknowledged by ail scientific men.* Copper lias seven times the conducting pow er of Iron, and does not corrode, and consequently retains its superior conducting power- Measures have been taken to secure a Patent. They a£e put up in coils for transportation. Exclusive arrangements are being made, by which wo will be able to fill orders lor those Rods through, out tho States of Georgia and Alabama, and to have them put up by experienced workmen, according to the kuown laws ot the Electric Fluid. On account of our extensive sales, (these Rods superceding ail others, wherever they are introduced), we have re duced the price to within 5 cents pur foot of the IrorsRods, though they arc half Copper. y^We Insulate them with Hard India Buhjmcr, (patented)—a perfect non-conductor, durable as Iron, and cannot be broken. For further information, send for a Circular con taining full particulars and certificates from tho best authority in the country. Address J: A. BACON A CO., Montgomery, Ala., Proprietors of tho New Orleans Lightning Rod Manufactory.fdecSt—3m J 3rE PAYEE, WIIOLESJ! m retail r SrG-xsrs? And State Licensed Apothecary, MACON. GA. 1 s happy-1« ibfonn Iris friends, patnwgs and tl: 1 public generally,'that his Stock is now full an complete, which comprises e very article that should be found iu ^ Fh-stCfass Drugrnud €Iiemi< .;1 Store. Weekly arrival* of the Savannah Steamers er bios him to repb nisb his Stock Weekly, with FRESH AND CHOICE GOODS, ± _ which aro bought with great attention to purity, and sold as LOW as at any Drug Establishment in Geor gia. PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at tP. hours with cure and nextness. His stock consists in part of (Jie following articles Drags, Chemicals and ITIedici lies. Dyes, Paints, Oils aqd Colors, Glassware, Syringes, modern styles, great variety, Window Glass, Patty, Artists Tools, Mechanical, Artificial and Natural Leeches, Fresh Hops nud all other Herbs,- Surgical Instruments and Medicine Chests, Family Soaps, Fine Starch and Udetines, Fine Castor Oil for Family use, Wines and Liquors for Medical use only, Perfumery, Pomadesand Toilet Articles. Gold and Silver Lent, Gold xml Tin-foil and Artificial Teeth - , Hair,Tooth »ur>Naii. Brushes, White Wash, Paint, Cloth and Flesh Brushes, TRIPOLI, a great article for oleaning Metal and Glass, Grass and Gordon Seed, and all the patent Nostrums of tho day. Corner Mulberry street ami Cotton Avenue, Macon. api 21 Watches! Watches! C ELEBRATED ENGLISH MAKERS-James Hoddell A Co., It. A G. Beosley, Josh Toleman, Josh Oh rensbavr, Edwards Robinson, and the cele brated American Watch in Gold and Silver Cases. SWJBS M AKERS—Kngenc Bruquet, Breithing Laderiet, KJonard Favre, Brandt and others too numerous to mention, by DAY A MAUSSENET. Clocks, Clocks, Clocks. Tim Marble.CIock, running three weeks without winding—striking hour and half hour. Also, Eight Day, Marble and Marblcized Iron, Bronze, Wood and Marine Timo-i>ieccs,with nndwithontthealann DAY * MAUSSENET. Fine setts of Jewelry. DAY ft: MAUSSENET. Diamond Pins, Finger Rings and Ear Kings. DAY ic MAUSSENET. Fob, Vest, Cnattillans and Guard Chains. DAY & MAUSSENET. A fine assortment of Nscklnces, Crapes, Medalions and other Trinkets, by DAY A MAUSSENET. - Silver Table, Tea, Salt. Mustard. Berry, Sugar and Cream Spoons. Also, Desert and Pickle Forkes. Cups, Goblets, Waiters, and sundry other silver ar tides too numerous to mention, by DAY A MAUSSENET. Musical Instruments. Violiucelos, Violins, Flutes, Fladgeolets, Fifes, Banjoes and Tamborines, also a fine assortment ot Italian, French, and English Violin Strings by DAY ft MAUSSENET. Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated Specks with the Scotch Pebble Glasses, by DAY A MAUSSENET. FANCY GOODS—A largo assortment, by DAY ft MAUSSENET. JEWELRY REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and in the test possible vianner, WATCHES, Magic and Hunting.Cases, Gold and Silver Hoddell WAT t! UES, for sale by octlo DAY A MAUSSENET. FresD Medicines and Parc Srsopq Macon Drug Btor . E. L. STROHECKER & CO, WHOLESALE A- RETAIL URL (.GIST Si We are daily receiving large supplies from dire, t IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS rniJUS ens urine our cuftomerc choice arid pure ar 1 ticler. Our (jliemicals are Invariably purohaycd from Manufacturers, direct, enabling us to werrnz.t them free from adulteration. We have now in store a select slock of Oriisj**. - .tXrdscineVy Chemical^) Oil**, Wiiulou- GinPntmf Medicine•, DjcSlnftp Pniwt Krnwlrr.s, Initrnmrnls Wliilr IVn«h BrnNiie«, I'hnrmncnticnl Prcpiiration*« And Toiler Article*, together with the best assortment of IN&TRl> MENTS over offered in this market. Planters, Pliy sicians, and Morchants willeonsuif tlieir interest by examining oitr stock before purchr.sinur. E. L. STROHECKER & C«>.. jan 12 Opposite Redding Hotrno, Macon, Ga»- Flavoring Extracts' lor I*ios, Jol lies, Ac. EXTRACTS cl Peach, Extracts of Almonds, " " Vanilla, " Straw berryv “ Pineapple, •• Rose, Lemon, " Orange, “ Nutmegs, — OeDery, 'or sale at the Macon Drug Store. • jan 17 ' E. L. 8TKOHECKEH A Co., Potash. S UPERIOR 1st sorts, always on hand. jan 12 E. L. STROHECKER A C. Buchu that is Buchu ! r flUK undersigned have for years manufactured X an Extract ot Buchu fortbenseof Physician?, and cau recommend to all necessitated to use this Medicine, their preparation as being far superior and more reliable than tho puffed quack nostrum* designated as Extracts of Buchu, most of which coi. tain no Buchu whatever. Try it. jnne 2i>E. L. STROHECKER A UP. . Coughs and Colds. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, stabler’. 1 ) Anodyne Expectorant, Wistar’s Balsam WUd Cherry, Hoofland’s Syrup Tar, Ha8ting'8 Syrup Wood Naptha. — STltO - '" jan 12 E.L. I HECKER.V Co. Physicians- P RESCRIPTIONS carefully componudexi at ell hours day or night. inn 12 E. L. STROHECKER ft Co. Morion’s Cough Syrup. T HE Proprietors still continue to raanufact'ire tina favorite remedy, vouched for by manv home certificates. E. L. STROHECKER A Co. jan 32 Garden Seed, L. STROHECKER A CO., lias just rcceivcd- and opened a Urge and well selected Stock of Garden Seeds, warranted the growth of 18:,a. Turnip Seed by the paper or pound. Peas and Beans by the paper, quart or bushel. Dealers supplied on liberal terms. E. L. STROHECKER A CO Cor. Mulberry and 3d Streets, Macon Ga oct 19 Checks oh New York FOR SALE BY THE MANUFACTURERS’ BAN K BOL9HAW A HERZOG. days fuel. The machinery worked well, and the ship proved to lie a first rate sea boat and well adapted for Atlantic navigation, having shipped only one sea during the whole passage. The Captain stated that the weather was un- nrecedentetl, and that many casualities must Lava Appurml, *6 thoy fall in n’Uli mum- titics of floating wreck. On Monday last, they spoke the ship Silistria 115 days from Callao Snc had been within 30 miles ofthe Irish coast. Ui AID Uticauj »•* iwuuciiunuvw “J a. Use none, unless tho words (Pbofkssob iiai- ~r-n*and York.) are blown-in tbo bottle. Sold by ai Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers. Also, by ail Fancy*aad Toilet goods dealers in the,-United Ststes and Canadas. nov '301m AKJfOUSCEMEKTS. By Candidates must pay in advance. went into the sherifl’s office, heavily armed, and liking him from the officers, rode off' with him. There were about 200 citizens proaent, who seemed to have aided with the prisoner, and such threats were made against the Phila delphia officers as induced them to take shelter in tho house of a citizen until they could get off on the cars. The citizens countenanced the ar rest on the ground that Northern States would not allow similar processes to he executed there on the requisition of .Southern Governors, as in case of fugitive slaves. Piccoloiaini. J veins Pipes [X. B. of PiposvOlc] writes thus to tho Boston Post about the great, little songstress: You vc heard of -‘Pickled Hominy" of course; well, sho has set all town crazy, and half the country besides. She is a jewel; so is Gazzy ncegor ; so is Gazy—a—so Is everybody. But, my dear Kernel the criticisms, I mean the differences of opinion, are most amusing; the “higlifalutcn" styles, etc. Til give you a sam- it's only a pjc. One of last week’s journals has tho follow- mistake. Have some thought of the consul fog: “Her (never mind who) voice is a real or niicnces. I don’t want to hurt you—I swear 1 don’t You'll get me shot and yourself—well, 1 won’t say what” .«!* wArel. To what point of land j bc £” . bd-horror of horrors thought kc Oijjht Off the Island of St Helena ,n 'e^Vmcd^te'rribly, and spang from her couch l ' ",f ' soo , ls ’ on jy 0 <b ;! iifllVas'nuich'almincd m^shel^Mhl'witrcatoUwir r > tWtul upon tho ^atcr asleep. •. , . Qn /i i«a wnnhl leave tbo apart- J-Xrir «— «* ms ! tSiSL. ~ e. »)>• «pij th-ia,M«U,«awt a Stic.; you'llnl. " very to be noticed in 1 ■hAl varieties, consisting liens. Cape'pigeons, silver-birds lir>i mnnctl is the largest marine bird tlasc low latitudes. The JXomedea ' to lie observed coursing its trackless tin- long-stretching seas which carry lUl.DSESS Uuur.D.—For real worth. Wood's Hai « r” su ! Restorative U undoubtedly the best preparation nowx [ Ca^ihd SS? STT&JgWSSS5>£ “ - ror -oring bair on baid B, paging M „ °Tthe 31st, bavin D on board sixteen ^ f or pimpkx"°fi" rLT'taking^re place of ou.w Tho Tarver Lands for Sale. preparations. No toilet now-a-days is complete with- i DOUGHERTY COUNTY . out it. 'cotton plantations. CAUTJOX—Beware of worthless imitations, as j -|-{j p nr » n nnce of tho last will and testameut of the several are already in the market, called by different late Paul E. Tarver, will be sold on the first a I jocr'of* , iS<igo5Sty^'fcS5otK at pnblie outcry, the real estate of the said Paul E. Tarver, deceased. Situated in the county of Dougherty. Said estate consists of FIVE THOUSAND ACRES of tbo most . valuable COTTON L A N I>S in South-Western Geor gia. having heel originally selected by tile late Gen. Hartwell Tarver. Tho Land* ore in one body, but to suit purchasers may be divided conveniently into three Plantations: ‘ TIIE POSTER PLACE’ consists of Fifteen Hundred Acres* 'veil improved —Seven Hundred and Fifty iu an excellent stale of cultivation. ‘ TIIE HOME d-LACE,” Twenty-five Hundred Acres—One Thousand in cul tivation—well improved. This and the “Porter piaCa” aro Oak and Hickory Lands. "“MILL PLACE,” One Thousand Acres of first quality Pine Lind.- Steam Mills, Saw and Grist, on this place. Tho machinery comparatively now, and in good running order. Average three thousand feet of Lumber per day—seventy-!)veto ono hundred bushels of Meal. Situate three ndles from Albany. _Tbe improvements on these places aro not sur passed by any in South-Western Georgia. Possession will be given on the 1st January, 18C0. Terms liberal, and will be made known on tho day of sale. HENRY TARVER, Mrs. V. C. TARVER, Exec rs. deo 28—tils . ’ , - ■ ~ WANTED TO HIRE LITTLE Negro Girl, about eight or ten years ' ‘ ' ..... . . ; regg jj ox jj- IDeo. 28.] Two Weeks Longer. U NTIL the lit of January wo will sell our Stock of FANCJ DRY GOQDS at cost for Cash. Now is the time for bargains, and onr friends and pstrous are invited to call quick and cure them. We have still a splendid Stock of Goods, .mil are anxious to sell at Sow York cost for Cash. All who owe us bv note or account, are expected to call and settle promptly. UOSTICK &. KLIN, dec 21 * Holiday Trade. LAHGE, XEW A3TD ELEGANT STOCK. T HE Public are respcclfully invited to an inspec tion uf our Stock, from which to make »clee. tions for tlieir Holiday Presents. Ugv-Our terms will be most favorable. E.J. JOHNSTON A CO. doc-21 City papers copy.. The Rorcaui.incrca.sed, and thepoor Jndianian, hTs into the great Indian Ocean, Instil- I expecting to «« a E-r-. £ar*“ -* • of.l,. v.,t,"to* -“J”irihl' , ,kor!‘ i 'na r ia.d'i ial Ihw near land, and exulting in tempo*- 00 . V( ,.. inir ; n ono corner, exercising her limgs latlicr, it represents the pictiuwaiuc foa-1 roaK11 ifi^ntlr, with a ahoot wrapped over her lue-olalion, whilst spreading its broad ' nn(1 i, C ad,andthcIndianianinthemiaa{eof lamlisl wings over tile unfathomable elc- ( j J0 iyx>n) cnvc loped in a coverlet, ejactulating. piiits adopts as its cradle. I “Mv God’ Madam, don’t 1" whilst rounding the Capo of junior proprietor, Dr. Cahill, saw there V. to our hearing towards Algoa Bay, must Romo mistake, and requesting the fm- ihn* of the above liinfr, by means of called the merchant out with |utachni to a log-line. Tho tenter was “—-1—~~A «i„. 'i* piece of fat jM'rk, and cast over- of two octavians (well-played who had a cottage next to me in California) jn the Montainecrs—and a halt The first Regis ter was probably made in the City Hall, many years ago, and [la gan at the lower or far end ofthe building, and. reaches so far into the mid dle. She from the first struck as hard, but did not hurt as; her voice, gurgling up as it docs from the innermost depths ofher resplendent buzxum; frizzled in dreamy voluptuousness through the warbling cadences of her matchless organ (l»ar- The Hon. HENRY G. LAMAR, presents his name to the voters of the Macon Judicial Dis trict as a candidate for election to the office of Judge, which ltenom bolds. eg* AVe are authorized to announceHOBN M. GILES®, K*q., as a candidate for Judge of th*J!a con Circuit at the election on the first Monday in January next. B3T T. W. MttXTFORTp, Esq., presents his name to the voters of the Macon Circuit as a can didate for re-election to the office of Solicitor Gen eral. YVe are requested to announce JoUN II. BRANT- LY, a candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb County. Wc arc authorized to an- nonncoK. A. CAIN as a Candidate for Tax Collec tor of Bibb County at the Election in January next. C. H. KITC’IHXGS is a candidate for Receiv er of Tax Returns of Rihh County, at tho enst ing January Election. Dooly Cousty, Dec. 4,1858. Mo. Chisar—6’tr •• When I was in Macon, I heard Houston February Sales. B EFORE tho Court House door iu Perry, Houston county, on tho 1st Tuesday in February next, . . .. , ... ; within the usual hours of sale, tho following proper- that I had sold ont my Plantation I wish yon t , (() U -J t . o,;(:Idack llorre and ono Buggy, 3 setts corimt that report. I have one yet foreala ; tho Blacksmith’s Tools, 4 Iron Wagon Ailoa, c tin lareefit I have sold and wish to sell the other, and a ; Cans, ono lot Iron Turning Lathes and Grind Slone, 1 ... • ii ..niiinfffnflTi two i»sir Buggy, one Pole, one lot W agon timber, good Bargam can be bad by *P,P'^ U K ^ UAN two Cte lTtfggy Springs.. Paint Mill, three work Yours, W. w. biaraaa. benches,»ix pair Cabinet berews, lot of hupdries, 1 1 ■- lot of i,umber t lot of Buggy Bpokes, one Chest Car- . rnlfPVT pentc-r’s tools, one Buggy body, one Writing Desk, MACON PRICES CPRKLUl. one negro man named Jack, nbout 25 years old, ono 124 cent contralto; of thepiirestaml mostsonor- ous description. Slie goes down, deny down, to tlic lower fc, fl, fo, fum in the basement, and up again to the hut, above the clothes line of ~~~— - ~ T ArRK . wl xorizi.p fc co. ] negro wuniam named Mary.' about 16 years old. that the soap-rain oh! lbus embraemgan extent eoKRE , 3 none , is to say. the one haU undivided interest m the re- ’ bv Edwin Booth, BAGGING—Kentucky F yd JI, J n °i§j msinder lu xaid negrod*.after the death of M«. 8a- .. in iJiaiA.*---*-*■i.yo % i -„i, .Tnnp«: tho Tmt!lif*r of Dofi ndrint. nil levied on J'itild tlic line was paid off over the tntf- ^tirn u f tho vessel, until it reached -iiundixal yards out at sea. Tho birds, !;he was ovem beluicd with confusion himTnto taotw'^n, and there learned the rel) satisfying .is that It was a kantralto ofthe Dim mwanouai h ., 1 — -e purest ortfcr. Her invertetl distances are really immense, and tlic case with which the roolards whole story. The Doctor then aentpneof the ladies ofthe hotel to Mrs. R. and the entire af- feirwM explained, greatly to hor relief—though ■■ ■,... JPPW s|ic nas overwhelmed with confusion at a cir- pujihe tail, ilcscendcd into the wave, cumstan ce which might have ruined her repu- PS same, became thereby hooked, ! ^tion for ever. PS unable to release tlicmselves, were | p- n j tr t hc escort oftlie Doctor, sho was con- onlmsrd without evincing much resis- J vcyc j to the “Spencer," where the hashanfl was ■t- 'HTVid one especial character P? r - found pacing tlio corridors with frantic mien t° the itlliatross, which was this, viz: half crazed with grief at the mysterious ' w»tai,t it was introduced upon the disappearance of his wife, whom ho bclicvcit “f-hip it vomited a prwligious quan- i in ,i | mn spiritc«l away by a villain or mur- M dered for her jewels W tW “infernal citv, where, as he expressed it, “they would kill roan for a dollar any time. implexioned pellucid oil. wholly wh-fi with anv substantial matter. This * bason to lielievc that the food upon 1 ■taata is cliictly composctl of those tiuiiLs which proceed from the de- ‘7 hoiHs of whales, porpoises, and other p ™/ra<i frmilv. ' *!»■!» n (Diomedea fuliginosa), so call- J TV'i of tiie dark umber-douacd com- J.w iu iJmnage, runs somewhat less than named congener, but possesses all -inalities and liabita of the former *j*e inferior classes of petrel aro sd- . 7,near ship's wav, but keep wide- il l *»»ay from every object that di»- ,7 “mform surface of tho ocean field. S it two las,hies which had sought a bed ' lu "S over the forcasUe. YVhethcr Uicy not take wing I will not say, but, itieiusclves to be liandled and se- »tduntary captives. The Homeward .Mail has a description of Vena Saliib and lus wife, and wc must confess that neither of them is remarkable for person al attraction. The lady, who lias reached the charming age of seventeen, is described as be ing fat and short in stature, of fair complexion, with a broad face, a large nose andVouml cy^ while, to add to her charms, she walk.- with her head bent, and her face is pitted withthcsmaU- Koll BALE KOl’E—Kentucky- Northern BEKESWAX CANDLES—Sperm Star- — — Tallow Patent COFFEE—Itio Java Laguira——-. CORN Meal FEATHERS— FISH—Mackerel Xo. 1 “ No. 2 of tho indefinite 5th, coming on tlic dominant, [ FLOUR—Superfine. —*.*.*— arc worked, so that the mezzotinto (Dick!) qual-) Extra ity is artlesslv*swollen in the inverted passage, taking in its'compass, four flutes, two o-boys, one drum of figs from Smyrna, and eight flagel lations. Again—‘ She sings ‘IT with perfect dis tinction, and her low A was very fino indeed. Ho snake rcscntblisl the feathery flicking of some 0rtumn.1l hen, or bird, as it glides through the adamantine meandering of some ornithological meadow, while her sustanooto died away upon the left ear like the magic humming ot a large or mellifluous-ire’(Boston). Her shake on the prominent Key of K minor left us nothing more to desire, and her cadence as she took the Major Cord E on tiie andanty ajfcluso con amove alle gro and infinitum epluribu* vnum numquam non paralus made IK Marvel. A correspondent of tho Rochester Union writes from New-York that “Sirs. Cunningham, of Burdell murder no toriety, and her two daughters, are living in “rheXenata 33^ years of age, of fair com- nll elegant mansion in Twenty-third street, lexica corpulent and of middle l.ight, with a ; and apparently in casy circumstances They round face straight nose, and round eyes. He J „ ivc part ics occasionally, and ‘the bead of the toLa hlirk hair on half of the head, and a mark f aiD ji y ,' it is said, was visible at the opera the of a doctor's lancet on his great toe. lie is said j 0 , bcr evening. Augusta was married.recent- to have recently grown a heard, and has the ap-1 l v to ft young Southern planter, and Helen, it to have ^^o&unMdaa | is understood, is m a fair way to follow the Crinoline.—The fob j example." pcnrance Collapse or Imperial tttm (^various lowing intelligence is from a ' Rvtification’ or the Chixese and Japan ^Srn?ioed S,tI..g^the | tc,l at Paris, Nov. 25: ^^. Wohhlgtoo> Dcc . 1G ._i„Exccu- t lookinE out for wiiph ri.fiwa. m nfitU “ a great sensation at Compicgnc 1. 7 i ._ on YY ednesday night, the Senate **•? tune, have Isx-n Uirowli ovcrtaD "apl.enring in a dress, u ’ lc iZ radffed the Chinese and Japan Treaties, andcon- Parassssasttivjwsswwsuw Family...... GUNPOYVDER IRON—English...... Swedes Sheet LIME MOLASSES - SYRUP NAILS— OILS—Linseed Train Sperm...... Imitation Sperm. — WinterBlea’d Whale Lard PROVISIONS Bazr—Mess Prime--.—..... Bacon—Hama ... Sides Shoulders Pork—Mess Prime Lard Better—Goshen Country......... Chekje SALT SHOT. WHISKEY—Rectified Pike’* .... Monongafaela— SPIRITS TURPENTINE.... SUGAR—Brown- Clarified........... Crushed RICE TALLOYV nIDES. P lb t‘ lb V lb Pi lb P lb P ib p re P lb p re p re P bl Pb! p re p bi Pbi p bi p bi w p w P kp p re p re p re Pbi P'g’l SB j pgi p K ’i pgi p R i p- ■re re lb lb re bi bl re lb lb lb ch 5? IK IK 1>1& *1 70 45 17 00 15 00 12 00 5 00 5 50 6 00 0 25 90 55 1 60 1 25 1 00 1 15 12J 'k 00 00 00 00 1 25 2 15 9 la" rah Jones,' the mother of Defendant, all levied on 9 1 astlio property of Osborne Jones, to satisfy a fi fa g ,-| from Houston Superior Court, in favor of Madison Marshall, against said Osborno Jones. So ' Perry, Go. JOHN SMITH, Dep. Sheriff. og i dec 28 17 60 Georgia, Crawford Comity. | T-TTHEUEA8, YVasbingtou Y'ining, Administrator VV of Jane Watson, deceased, applies to me for ' letters of dismission from the administration of tiie ' Estate of said deceased, ! These are, therefore, to cito and admonish all and } singular tho partie s at interest, to-show cause, (if i any they cau) within the time prescribed by law, 16 00 why said letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand and official signature, tins JAS. J. RAY, Okiusauy, C, C. : December It-lh, 1858. I Dec. 28. OHSSAP CLOTHING. 61 ! Th (TRIANGULAR BLOCK.) *m'|ikioi8Aoe & ©©□ 33 ! Mil Clisbt.—YY'e wish to make it known to tho 00 ! people of Macon, anil, the country generally, through 4) 1 y our extensive circulation, that wo are now offering 1 SU 0 “t large X B j Stock of Clothing 1 50 ,t very reduced prices. Our Stock, of heavy Over 1 !5 Coats and thick Clothing generally, is very large; I 25 wa do not intend to summer them over. We shall — offer inducements for the Dext thirty days. ’ * ryA large stock of UAid and CAPS at cost. dec21. HORACE FITCHjft CO. 15 i«4 »t 9 s 00 00 3 00 00 ! S3. SAULSBUHT. YVASHIXOTON BLOCK, OP. LANIER HOUSE, MAG OX, GA., o? I rnAKES pleasure in informing his customers and Ta i JL buyers generally, that ho is now prepared to Jn ofier ono of tho most elegant and attractive stocks of 25 1 Fall and Winter Goods, 33 j For Gentlemen's wear* that ©an be exhibited in the 35 I city. Constant additions of desirable goods will be lie has in hu employ, ono ofthe BEST CUTTERS SOUTH OF XE\V YORK, and can execute ail or ders in the most approved style and at short notice, oct 19 Macon Cotton Market. There has been nothing doing since Friday, December 24th. The market closed with a good i demand. Extremes 10 to 11c. WANTED. T AM still baying Military bounty Land Warrants, J. and wiJl al frays give the highest cash price. Macon Ga. uly28 ly q. J. BLAKE Bacon for Sale. OO IIHD3 CLEAR SIDES—Just recsivedat Oei Oct. ec-tf HARDEMAN ft GRIFFIN a XP&r-kTW. ^txSUsxsesftBc Ssaasb. Stora of “ T,-\ Cliolla," AT CHARLESTON, S. C., — Comer Cherry at. «ml Cotton Arrnue.itXneou* IUmA SEOARS of direct Importation nt Wholesale and Retail. T IIP: subscribers beg to inform the public, that they have established in the city of Macon, a branch of the large Importiug iloaso of “La CrIoi ls,” at Charleston, S. U., which receives by. every trip of the steamer Isabel from Havana, a large as sortment of tho best and most approved brands ot HavanaSegars By this arrangement they are able to furnish the trade and their friend* the -genuine article at Charleston prices. They invite the public to come and see tlwir large and well assorted stock, amoug which :i LaCriolIa Imperiales, LaCrfolia Londres, I, 2,3, Cabanos Londres, LaCriolla R»-galisi de Lon- Jenny Lind Regalia, dres, Gaohuclia ljondres, LaCriolla Rosalia do C«m* La Kspanola Flor de chas, Freusados, LaCriolla Cillindrados, Rio Hondo Londres, La Criolia Flor de Ihen- Laranaga Vegneros, sados, Cervantes Conchas* La Criolia Miller Coxmtii, La Escosesa Conchas, l, 2,3, La Manola Londres,1,2,3, Upmou Cuvas, Uges Milla Comiin, Upman Londres, 1, 2, 3, La Virginia Millar Co- Upm&n Casadores, mun. Chewing Tobacco of the finest qualities. SMOKING TOBACCO, PIPES, SNUFF, Ac. yy* Orders taken for any kind of Scgars from Havana, at Short Notice. MEES & SALCEDO, dec 14 Sole Agents of Criolia Itrands. Ladies 7 Cloaks. TUSr opened, this day, unotlier large lot of those O hmetsome ‘ MAGNETIC PLASTER TIIE GREAT STRENGTHENEU AND PAIN . Destroyer. T HE best an j dboapest HousehoM Remedy in the ' VV^rld. Simple and pleasant ir< its application, certain aud effectu il in its results. A beautiful, sci entific, externa! Curative, applicable for- the relief of pain at anytime, in any place, in any part ofthe human system, and under all circumstances. If you put this Plaster any whoro, if Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there until the Pain has vanished. The Plaster magnetizes the pain away, and l»ain cannot exist where tlis* Planter!* applied. Rheumatism, Lameness* Stiffness, Weakness, De bility, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds, Pains end Aches of every kind, down even to Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with a little patience, PERMANENTLY CU RED, by the magical influence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. It is the simplest, surest, safost, pleas antest and cheapest remedy in existence. Its ap plication is universal—equally to the strong man, the delicate woman, nud the feeble infant. To each and all it will prove a Balm-and a Blessing. Its use is agreeable, aad without annoyance* or trouble.— Its price is within reach of all—rich or poor; all may have it, and should have it who are sick, and suffering In any way. PLANTERS should be always supplied with the invaluable PLANTER. It will be tbe Good Phy sician on r.ny Plantation, ready uf all times, and at instant notice. Put up in air-tight tin boxes. Each box will make six to eight plasters", and any chi’d can spread them. Price S.*» cents a box, with full and plain directions. C- NOBEffEAD, M. I jtrYcrftvn- amiio Walker st., New York. MOUEHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by all Druggists in every City. Town and Village of the United States. Nov. 23. TIMBER CUTTERS’ BA ft U: Exchange at Sight OK NEW YORK, LONDON, PARIS, FRANKFORT, (on tho Maine.) - HAMBURG. BERLIN, BREMEN, Ac., For Sale at this Bank in Sums to suit purchasers. J. S.' HUTTON, Cashier. Savannah, Sep. 6, 18581 52—6m . Macon,. Jan. 4th, 185s. The subscriber will make cash advances on cot ton consigned to George Parsons ft Co., Savannah, and agree to hold the cotton forty-five to fifty days from date of shipments. ISAAC SCi ITT" jan 5 Insurance Agencies. OF THE AUGUSTA INSURANCE ft BANKING CO. AND THE ALABAMA FIRE ft MARINE INS. CO. AT THE OFFICE OF LANIER ft ANDERSON, Afft’s. oct 5 1858 tf Macon, Ga. T HESE Scales are now regard ed as tiie Standard for COR- RECT'WEIGHT, and are in use by nearly every Railroad Compa ny, Merchant, and manufacturing establishment throughout the country- The reputation which these Seales iiave acquired has .. a ■ ....«i becn of Steady growth from the FAIRBANKS Commencement to the present El Aquiila Miller Comtrn, ejn AT VSt n »"•' is based npon the prin- — * 1 *— • clipe adopted by ns, and never de viated from, of allowing none but Perfect Weighing Macliines to go forth ironi our establishment. We have more than one hundred different modifi cations of these Scales, adapted to the wants of eve ry department of business where a correct and dura ble Scale is required. Call and examine, or sendfor no illustrated Circu lar. FAIRBANKS & CO., l@f* Broadway, N. York. CAK1IART & CURD, Agents, Macon, Ga. oeflO—4m LITTLE <S* SMITH, DEALERS IN' Saddles, Bridles, & Iiari*o*8- THUNKS AND VALISES, CARRIAGE MATERIAL, SPOKES, HUBS, RIMS, SHAFTS, AX- /fr,6k LES, SPRINGS, MALLEABLE «JA.ST-AjfjBQ^ ings, Jinamelcd Cloth, Enameled Leather. Gift BAftBS, Rubber aud Leather Belting from a to 20 in. wide SHOE FIftDIftGS. LEATHER OF EVERY DEHCRIPTIOj. SADDLERY AND HARNESS HARDWARE. Coach Varniih, Japan and Paint?, HfirttCSM of mi j- Deacriplian tlXnitc la order. Near Comer of Cherry Street and Cotton'Avenue, MACON, GEORGIA Sept. 14—6moa. Will you go North, when you cau tlo Getter South ? MANUFACTORY & REPOSITORY, FORSYTH, GA. H AVING purchased the entire ill. , terest of the late firm of Banks, t^'. Wilder ft Co., I invite the attention^. V3 ofthe citizens of Forsyth and surrounding eounti,' i Cloth aud Velvet Cloaks, at PARKER’S. Cheese. J UST received and motiving weekly, a lot of NEYV YORK STATE CHEESE, which will bo sole low at wh‘'lc3ide. - -. .—.- JOHN A. NELSON, octi. East Macon DOWNING HILL NURSERY. T HE Subscribers beg leave to call the attention of the public to thair large collection of Southern Ktaiurcl Fruit Tree*, embracing all the best varieties that have been tes tod iu tho southern climate. Also a fine collection of Ornauicutal Trees a ml Shrub*. Catalogues furnished by mail free of charge to all applicants. Adddress PETERS, HARDEN St Co., deo 7—3m Atlanta, Ga For Sale. O NE of the most desirable residences in the city, whero tho subscriber now resides, corner of Oak aud Second Streets. Tho Lot contains threo quarters of an acre, and is highly improved with choico^ varieties of Peach, Apricots, Grapes and other fruits, and Flowers. __ The Dwelling contains ten Rooms, Closets in six, aud Gas in all. Terms of payment will be made eas;* For particulars, enquire of J. DeLoachb or W. ! Prantly. If not sold belore Christmas, it will be rented to an approved tenant. GEO. W. ADAMS. Macon, Dec. 14th, 1838. .. C5P* City papers copy. ' T~ B CHARLES H. BAIRD IS OFFERING WINTER GOODS at A N EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is capa- Gl*G8itly LvC(l llCCtl I 1 1CCS. xjl bio of preparing yonng men for Collego, can ] obtain tbo situation aPBIIICUUI, ofthe Haw- kinsviile Academy, by making immediate applica tion. Satisfactory rel’erenoo required. Adilress Ot 0. HORNE, 1. .. n . Chairman Board of Trustees i *' CC ' Hawkinsville, Deo. 16. 1858. , „. ««« for any sort of Vehicle, Harness &c., are most speetfully solicited, which shuli bo promptly nlied, and all engagements for work punctual!:, mot. I have constantly on band a large assortment of Har ness. Repairing done at short notice and all work war ranted. J. H. BANKS aug 61858. 1 yr CALL AND SEE. (dec 21 SHIRTS ! SHIRTS ! ! i A NEW Lot just received and will be sold low by 11 A die 2l CL H. BAIRD. FINE ARTS. SE who dtisiro a perfect likeness in L hto various styles, especially LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS Portrait Painting. 3. T. POIXDEXTER, Porlrnil Winter. S TUDIO in tho’TriuiguIar block. Entrance from 2d street. r • \ I Particular attention given to Portraits of de* r een»ed pcr*oaa from Daguerreotypes, &c. ! m „An,i , , . - . . Macon, Ga., Doc. 21. ; rp HOSE who desire a perfect likeness in any o To Pliy sicians, l>ru g ist s and Fauii ■ lies. , The undersigned are sole agents for tho sale of I colored in Oil, and who desire to patronize a Robert’s Colic Mixtnr sfor luisnts. A medical prep- j First Class Bstablisltmeiit, ^rM^cb^-^ea^^l^fSboffMtajMail PUGffSOALfcERY, tion very simple, ySt \ ery effective, giving immedi-1 fr,im *{ a ' 0 them colored by Por ato relief to tlio little offerers, andtoo without leav- j t . ,alt in" behind those deleterious effocts whioh always ; “"‘h i!r f 1,19 r . “f'l,° ■ C * n succeed the taking of ParegoricrLaudannmand otb- '‘ ol 1 or Pbotograplisi as they shotted bo colored, er Narcotic Cordials and preoarationa. Retail price, j. Antbrutypea in fine gilt c-iscs from1 np, tak.n 25 cents- M“the very best style. irofBuchn^remti RS-'A Cue assortment of fancy Cases just re- edy which is not only prompt in its action but!'ton*^YTof^liiMiwmbe'sohfnt ('rMtiv^f a sovereign remedy in all diseases of tho Kidneys, | Oval'mioii.any of uhichcill bo sold at Bladder and Urethra, for which diseases the recipe - l,' 1 ),!. w’i, r ; pur tf’s was expressly prepared by several eminent Physi. - PKK^'lX A^ VIV CA-fr ^ 1 cians, that they might hare always in readiness a, FIJ> L PICTUEES ,N A b IN1 ’ GAsE. reliable remedy in a convenient form to use in their ( daily practice, and not be subjected to depend on; those inert preparations and nostrums that are put : -j Meal Wanted! CALL AND SECURE ONE. Central Rail Road Office, _ . Savanuah, |Ga.r Dec. 8, 1858, forth for the purpose of gullingiho people and cingthem oat of their money. HARRAL, RISLET A IvITCHEN, . I YYrRT'mi'V Prnr»fY^«.Ii» will lin k v toporiers and Whole.,-lie Druggists, 76 Barclay St., j W to^'U^t Ufi. mtn^. for ^ e " lork - aecS1 suppiyinl; this Company with good CORN MEAL for the ensuing year. 1 Tho quantity required will bo about 223 bushels J every two Weeks, delivered at Savannah, Macon, Eatontoo, or any Station on this Road. Meal must 1151 STEREOSCOPES. A LARGE and benatifnl assortment of STEREO SCOP...-. with a large Dumber of view* of all; weigh -IS pounds net per busheL nun; a an u s ng.- kinds, for ra'.e rieglr. or bv the dozen, at The first .1 livery will bo required on the 10th of j And a host of Illutrated Works and Ai,minis to ' J. M. BOAUDMAN fi, January n--\t. GEORGE YV. ADAMS, numerous to name, at J. M. BOAKDMAN'.S, dCC^l WaaUagtofiukric. 11—-'t ■ General Supt. J dec2l . Washington liloek. Improvements in BOOK BINDING. T HE undersigned gives notice to tho public tLx he has purchased the right for this place* to tit use of Mr. Rowland's Steel Clasps & Brass Carriage ■with Rollers, for binding large Record Books, Ledgers, ftc., in a more substantial manner than heretofore. He lias also purchased a Paging Machine, the first ever used in Georgia, for printing the num bers on the pages of Blank. Books. These improve ments will enable him to execute all work entruste d to him with increased dispatch and in a superior style. DAVID ROSS. Oct. 26.—tjan PLANING, SCROLL SAWING, TURNING, CARVING, BRACKET & ORNAMENTAL YVORK, Made to order by T. & C. Wood. Negroes Wanted. inn FOR the New Orleans Market. Apply at 1UU Thos. Bagby’a Negro Mart, on I’oplnr .St, near Adamsft Reynold’s Cotton YYaro House, where you can get the highest market price in cash. Notice. A WORD TO THE CHARITABLE W E are authorized to announce STEPHEN T. BVRGESS a candidate for Tax Collector of Dooly County, at tho next ensuing January Election, which we can say he is a good Democrat, and w-i hope ho will get many a vote, dec 7 Citizen copy twice and Federal Union twice, and send bill to advertiser at Byromville. B-eligious Boolis. SAMUEL BOYKIN, Depository Agent of the Bible Board and ,Co! portcur Society, COTTON AVENUE, MACON, GEORGIA; W ILL keep a foil supply of *neh BOOKS as Tlic ltcligiou. 1-nbIIc will want, inclu ding Commcntnric*,Cancoralaarra, Threlag- ienl Works, Hooka of Trnvctx, Religious and Devotional works of various kinds, and SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS. Particular attention will be paid to the wants of ministers and Sabbath Schools. Tho works ofthe BEST YVRITERS OF EVF.RY AGE, who by their learning and piety have enrich' d nur literature, will be kept. Prices will be moderate. 13F" Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention. [dec 14—tf - CHRISTMAS BOOKS. T HE recent publications adapted to the approach ing Holidays, both English and American, form ing an assortment tho most complete and beautiful ever offered by tbe subscriber, among which, ar** Tho Gallery of Fami ns Poets, Tho Women of Beauty,- The Stratford Gallery. Tho Vernon and Wilkie Gallery*. Poe’s Poetical Works—Illustrated, Favorite English Poems, Burns’ Poems and S^n