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IK: Fro» South Cauulvymxo' L . urm«*X* t **** Ma r** .S.*”* „iir t .l rountrv, now known *s .rvVt-- , *!fVas discovered that gold, has lately or U .‘eastern I"'* 1 oT their < " t he .laslung Chester. ■ L'bxr„-ti>n Evaning New.*.) Ur-n|M'iij|)K tli<> Al'riran Nltivt* TRADE. tmun. For onco bis ,-ttvl heart well nigh pvo :|,H :r " n ' t><>:it tn order a hurrying re- : r.-nt. But n moment Inter, his Dative mood pamphlet against the Slave Trade, which returned; he accelerated the advance- in a few I . lately come to our hand, approaches so "' on| ents tlie point nimed’at was reached the territory; i closely the line of nrgtnnent which we had pro-1 troops poured in one crashing volley and with ■ t Bursting posed to ourself, that to save time and labor we! 101111 <*•«*» rushed on with the baronet ■ in less ’ v . and rushing with impetu- adopt it in the discussion. It was prepared by t,1#n twenty minute the enemy's centre was . c !l " l'i me ■'isi hills, to mingle its waters Mr. Robert (1. Harper, whom we have under- 1 ,,Pola ' n nn<1 his whole army was k«l' r ? M: Vj chattalioodiec, was looked up. j stood to be titeMm of the ii-iii.euiUted Bobcat | orderly reti :,t ii »»•** i,' 1 *!,,!,! of the South: and heforethc (ioodloe Harper. I -ajMniifaai in araaraimw is in hasty, dis- 11 P .... . JBH • Harper. I Its first portion is diwoted to ks thf 1 *1 ;„nl appropriated to the use ; the relation of the subject to the issue of dis- ,■ 1> :! 1 ■ v ' cn %, ihe lands rlaimcd hy the union, and to the constitutional question on the „ • «'* n , in her limits, hundreds <if ndyen-j existing laws; and tho last to the expediency or I'" 0 " '"'"Vfinc the golden treasures, gup- | general merits of the policy proposed. Wc Vmhisldcil m the brunches and commence with tlie latter, and sliall give it en- . 'die rivers in this mountain I tire in five sue • -ive extracts, each covering TO ADVEKTISEHa The PabliabM oflbe Christian index nspic-tful- ly ibow that the paper has now a circulation of be tween Fb«ra»,ij-, n TkmsaM, and has probably “ A " than sixty to seventy To tho Planters of Georgia. K E T T J, K W £ L 1/ S MANIPULATED Griiano. OH. PERUVIAN * PIIOSPHATIU GUA.VO, As imported from the Islands of Ohincha and Ne ws*. Combined and dsaelr integrxlMl hv Ms eliinery. ‘ No. I, warranted to Contain - percent. Ammonia.) 43 to SO per cent. Phosphate of Mine. Xo. * warranted to contain 5 per cent. Ammonis. 1 o5 to CO per cent. Phosphate ot Mine.; Surpu-iug Peruvian Guano in the production of: tie Dust in the Durable Improve- SPLENDID EfWUltf&nl -E : -A_T BENTON’S. X HAVE on private sale at my Au.-tion Store, for a few days only, a beautiful collection „f very fine English steel Engravings, historical and reli gious. from Pictures painted by the great European clusters. Planters’ Headquarters HARDWARE &, IRON . 7.‘. at Nathan Weed's, OEOBGa. -. j.sttj, feeling the ja-tness of the shall accompany the publication with a running 'i'E i twine desirous to improve the cur- commentary, furnishing our own views. , ' 1 : f )un Jjy, provided for the the os- 1 Wc have read attentively, and without bias, v 1 , three branch mints, to be loca-; and with a view to form a just judgment, all the li Jl '! lfl ‘Iricans, Charlotte, N. C. and Dah- reports, suceches and essays which have cmana- 1 . ill to be under the control of the ted from the advocates of the Slave Trade, and ‘•’.■ii Cnitcd States at Philadelphia. , especially thoso of Mr. Spratt, who was the first l ■ - „■!, the establishment at Daluoti- open and active mover of the question. Their ,Veil during the years 1830 and 18-. leading characteristic is the entire complacency 1 . .... 1niitilr.nl unil IWI IllV. Will) U'llifli tl»f*\* liAtr tlio trlmlit /modion. A&d ::.i. State. As an advertising medium itfass, th'cre- j solely . u fore, no superior in Georgia. A few advertisements j lj K the ti.‘ i, of machinery.' of an unuhjectlonal character will be taken on terms specified in the paper. Orders from a distance mast be accompanied with the cash or satisfactory vouchers ofthe responsibility of the parties, jan II Dyspepsia Cured. From Joszru lloxix, Esq., New York City. New York, July .11, Gentlemen: Having suffered many yean from re peated attacks of Dyspepsia in its worst form, and almost exhaastrd my bopos of being able to obtain any permanent relief, I was induced to have n course to the Oxygenated Bitters, prepared by Dr. George B. Green, for which you are agents. It gives me great pleasure to spy, that Its effect upon me has been highly beneficial, eradicating the disease, and re storing me to me good health; and I sincerely hope that all who may be suffering from that dreadful dis ease, will be induced to give the medicine a trial, inlly believing they will rot be disappointed In ibe JOSEPH 1IOXIK, No. 7G Wall Street. -Snrh testimony as the above, is entitled to the confidence of Dyspeptics, and proves to the effica cy of the Oxygenated Bitters. Mr. HoxieisweU known as a highly and respectable citizen. Sxth W. Fowls & Co., Boston, Proprietors.— Sold by their agents every where. For sale in Macon by E. L. STROHECKER and ZKILIN. HUNT * CO. j* n >1 [45] Those who have Used It. Among the many testimonials in favor of the ef fects of IKKKIIAYE’S HOLLAND 111TTEHS, we offer the names of the following, many of them well- known in this city. Jambs Colvin, ot South Pittsburgh, says; " It is certainly a valuable medicine ; it cured me of Dys pepsia-'' Captain IlrxRT Eaton says: “ft cured my wife of Neuralgia." J. A. Von Bonnhorst says j “I never met with so speedy a remedy tor acidity ofthe stomach." Hisrich Paclvi says: •• It cured me of a severe chronic diarrhica in two days.” ^ Samuil Woodruff, of Athens, Ohio, says: “When nil,"force . I commenced using yonr medicine I was so prostret- i tin*:’i once seized the mind of upon tlie .Southern citizens tlie hateful and re- i eJ that I could not walk across my farm; after ui- a first!, ment of the “My Manipulated Guano having become the ac cepted, and successful rival of Peruvian Guano, I . trust J shall no pardoned for putting upon record re. i- - in what is so universally known in Baltimore, that t am d exclusively tln-Origiuatorof this article ic of machinery."—American Farmer, 18S7. SAVANNAH. January. ]?39. Public attention being now directed to the pur chase of Fertilizers, we beg leave most earnestly to call yiiur attention to the above Card. -Mr. G. Ober, the General Agent in Baltimore for the sals of I earnestly loi’icit a call and inspection from C'nn- : oisenrs—Ladies and Gentlemen. jantt AMOS BENTON. I tike*.Messenger copy. jOjEFLTT GrC_ Aud State Licensed MACOX. GA. TS happy to inform his friends, pa 4 . . | JL public generally, that hia Stock is nything in the HARDWARE line at Head* complete, whir c — A It ETA I b vIST Apothecary, ■TIACO.V, GEORGIA. A ND others who wish to buy IKON, STEEL, As ■FYrsfs mlWri,h,d<‘ Eieberpartn'-.-wi.i "dl be continuod bvE. L. st.„ tuid. K. L SfROHECK: ROBERT BOGGP. ■ ' [J» «1 dlcfnes jimt Pm Drags ■ ImilrtinC i* "lie Uumlrvd and twenty '"l n tb” and thirty-six in width, with : M tw,m the main building in the rear, l ' i t The basement is built of an neighborhood— r ta.. A < a'x^'C tins one, made of " 'T* ' * ,a\ , -,4 plastering outside, which, i n,ilon a square often acres of ground, : .'dm town of Dabfonega, and in full ', v ihe far-lamed Blue Ridge, -v iimi the buildings, with tlie noees- l.i ,i; < t v »ic., cost the government about '-an.1 dollui*. Tliis institution com- ,. ."rations on the lOtli day of February d from tiint time to the 1st of January _ J' ,,,ii five millions eight hundred and ' rc i||,ui>.iml, two bimdreil andscyenty- 1'i.r the first four years of itsex- I', ' til l,ic of the deposits of gold did not I . ,m i per annum ; but the discover}’ with which they beg the whole question—first assuming the truth of their deductions aqd of tho premises from which drawn, apd then au thoritatively dissertating upon them. Yet there is not a single premise, peculiar to their side, and necessary to tlicir argument, which is tena ble, much low to be admitted. The side of a cause which can find no sound and Indisputa ble premises, is necessarily a false one—it vs pot as stable as a house luilt upon the sand. The extract published to-d»y annihilates some of those urged by Mr. Spratt in his Report to the Southern Commercial Convention at Mont gomery. To assume as Mr. Spratt docs, that because Slavery exists in the United States and is not an evil but a good, the African Slave Trade is there fore right anil humane, is about analogous to the assumption that because a man has a right to cat broad he may properly steal it The in stitution here canto down to us, is immovable Kettle well’s Manipulated Guano, Has recently vLiti.l us, with endorsement* and testimonials of so strong a character, as to antho rise tu in commending to yonr most favorable atten tion thia valuable Fertilizer. We believe it to be the most reliable and economical Manure now offer ed to the public. It will commend itself for the fol lowing reasons: let—Because it is imported Guano, intimately combined,au as to meet the wants of Crop and Soil, and not a manufactured article. 2d —Its fine and dry conidtion—making it ready for immediate application, without aeiving or grind- ad.—In production of Crop and permanent im provement of laud, it surpasses all other Fertilizers, not excepting Peruvian Guano. tih.—Its low price. Peravian Guano contains IS per cent Ammonia and only S5To 30 per cent Phosphate of Lime. By reducing the costly Ammonia one-half, aud doubling the Phosphate of Lime, a far more valuable Fertili zer must be produced. It has been demonstrated quarters, and who favor direct, genuine importation, be found in a Fin y article t ©a 9 FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF 1859. GEORUE W» & JEUIAL READ, Importers, -Manufacturers, * Wholesale Dealers, •W warren, and 120 chambers STB., NEW YORK. Factory—38$, 390, .V 3*2, Broad tray, Albany, N. T. Have the pleasure of announcing to their friends nnd the trade, that they have now in store, a com- i dete and magnificent assortment of goods in their ine, of their own importation, manufacture and selection, to which they will constantly add during ! the season, everything new and desirable, as it ap pears, beside* the introduction of original styles of ihelr own design. They would also call attention to their very supe rior stock of HATS and CAPS, adapted to all wants, all sections, nnd all testes. Besides tho old standard styles manufactured expressly for tho Southern market, they have all the New York fashionable styles, and many others that they now present for Che first time, and which cannot but meet the desires of merchants throngboni the country. STRAW HATS. In this department, among the leading styles will be found our nnequaled line of PALM LEAF, Canada Straw, Puzzle Braid, Self Ventilat’g Negro Panama, Sennett. Leghorn, Grenada, Eng'h Dunstable, Panama, Canton, Maracaibo, Fuyal, Luton, Curacoa. Everett, Together with Fauoy Braids of all tlie different shapes, colors, and qualities, in great variety. LADIES' AND MISSES' bonght from the Manufacturers exclusively for Great care is always taken to bny the best goods, and those adapted to the wants of the country, and no spurious or imitation goods will be offered for sale, and customers may rely on quality being as represented. Fair Dealing, One Price and no Denation. Swedes Iron of all sizes. Common and Refined Iron, Horse Shoe ton and Nail rods. Cast German and Blister Steel Extra Quality Plow Steel. 4 to 14 inches wide, J 5-lGths, 3 8ths thick. PLANTATION TOOLS, Carpenters Tools. Blacksmiths Tools, House keeping Hardware, Builders Hardware, tec-, Ac. Toall of which he invites the attention of those wish ing to buy, as he is determined to make it to their advantage to trade with him by selling at the lowest possible rates. [jan 4 PLOWS, PLOWS. N OUItSE A Co.'s Superior Eagle Self-Sharpening Plows, for l, 2, 4 and 6 horse. No. to and 11 Plows and Castings; Steel Plows for l and 2 hone; Side Hill, 1 and 2horse; Subsoil, Sod Plows, shov els and Spades, Manure Forks, Rakes, Spading Forks, Harrows, Hand Plows, Garden Hoes, Tlier- rnometer Churns, Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Com Mills, Grain Cradles, Fan Mills and Tliresht re. for sale by [jan 4]NATHAN WEED. IBlacksmitlis Tools. W ILKINSON & Foster’* So peri or Anvils, Steel Face and Solid box vices. A very superior ; Smiths Bellows. Hand Sc Sledge Hammers ; Sere' that per cent of Ammonia b enoughforali crops- j B0HHET8, BLOO.IIERS, FLATS, &C„ &C : R **P S - lotteries. Borax Aa. ter sale by more il injurious, bemde. expenaive. _ Indeed, many - „ ’ „ rih ,. i,. I NATHAXJVEED^ i hail 1 and a necessity, has become a part of our very n 1812 on the -property of tlie ; vitals, and in tlie course of our civilization has , IV' ived Inc interest in min-1 l>cen organized and modified into a mere system eii fagging for some years; of industry, humane in its character, supporting , I! t i : v with the low price of cotton, : aud improving to the negro, productive to the V ur-or.s l" transfer their hands master and the South, and beneficial to whole lull’s lielow to the gold mines,, world. It does not, as the Slave Trade, offer : ;v „. :t -really increased produc-1 liountics to stimulate barbarous wars in Africa , , ..us metal lor several years; and ‘ lor captives, nor induce treacherous kidnapping, V vkM v as very fair until the diseoy-1 nor consign to torture and death by confinement '! 'in California. The reports from our j anti privation, thirty per cent of human cargoes mired [»■->■•■ ?-i"its on tho Pacific, as to • in tho Middle passage, nor require cruel laws , - ,>l the mini"’, “o far exceeded any- ( and treatment to reduce untutored savages to i h.-ul hitherto l ii o discovered, that a discipline and instruction, nor, over " ' nee seized the mind of upon the Southern citizens the iiatcf ; thousands who had nev- volting office of tntlacing them. Yet all these | ia K °* E B0 TTLi I cap eat any thing." I iii mine, and the rush for the gol- evils, these inhumanities, these outrages, are "„ljh:ii fiirdistant land, was itnmenso. t sought to l>e justified by the vpnalty wR|ci> would e almost entirely a ban- perpetrate u: nil,, work upon them, has not yet been j Hod save Communication from the ‘Brnurs.’ One of the x .- ,1. . , 'mediums was recently put in communication with ; Uiem, in the iwme of mdustry, and,, irit of to « nd ecoeDtrio Doct . the mark! of t hnstmmty. Yet al- Abern( , lhy fo enqaire wh „ wu the ^ of a „ med . _ expensive. Indeed, many prefer the No. * Manipulated Guano, because it con tains a larger per centage of Phosphate of Lime; the simple reason why Cotton Seed is so valuable a Manure it owing to this element alone. In Mary land and Virginia this article has been in use exten sively for several yean, renovating the old and worn out lands of those States, Our sister Slate, South Carolina, U a large patron. Cotton Planters give it the decided preference where it has been tried. We have transacted business with Mr John Kcttlewell, of Baltimore, the Proprietor oftliL article, for seve ral years, and have entire i-onfidenee in his integrity. We beg that you wiU at least try this article.if you are not disposed to venture largely. Our object is to disseminate as widely as possible what we believe to be a public good. As an intelligent Planter, you cannot hesitate, if you will bat examine for yourself, and see how im portant it it to make our worn out lauds to staud along side with the virgin soil. We are now ordering a supply from Baitimcre, and if you will advise us on receipt of this, we will forward to your addreat such an amount as you may designate, at Baltimore prices viz : *48 per ton fo No. Land *43 per ton for No. 2, of 2,010 lbs., adding cost of freight, Ac.—cash or its equivalent. If put in store the price will be «53 and 48 per ton in Sa vannah It is put up in new sacks and in beautiful order It can be applied broadcast, in hill or drill, in im mediate contact with the zeed, without injury, an important advantage in quantities precisely as Pe ruvian, say from 100 to 300 lbs. per sore, with the beuefit of improvement to lands, the more it is lib erally applied. We offer it from a single sack to iiorse Shoe Iron O F extra quality, and warranted to give entire sat isfaction, superior to auy offered in this mark et, for sale by jan 4 NATHAN WEED. Y*low Steel. A FULL assortment, 4 to 14 inches wide, 1-4, 5 16, .A 3-8, 1-2 inch thick, and warranted equal to any in this, or any other market, ter sale bv jan 4 NATHAN WEED. Planter’s ECoos. M ADE bv Scovil, Bradley, Hradea Sc Co. All sizes, for sale by NATHAN WEED. ’ y • ; a, Aoernemy to enquire wnat was tne best ot ail mea- »ppneu. ueoaeniirora a single sack to • • I M 0U P ‘ 1 !r i ‘ ,dv0 f * eS C#, V .L VO n0 .'. 10 P C 0f f ieines for diseasesof the Lungs. Loud and distinct «y number of tons that may be wanted. Lot roar an increased interest in tins blunting tho moral sense of those citizens as to, -he table alnwlv hut nmmnti. ,,,-n append a few certificsies, from several States, was manifested : and since 1 obtain their assent to them, can never elfoct a P rom|>tl ? 01,1 •howi'becfc.ractcrof .hi, article. Manycould .1 -r«.« i .....l i—’ A-t-n-r- -s Ch-errt P-e-ctoral! . be added, but we daem it unnecessary. „, i n il,i.s season, of some very rich 1 repeal of the laws and legitimate the trade, can 1 ii.i’ ...nimenccinctit of work by a Hy-! not advance sound reasons in its favor, even on .kiiiv, who propose to bring thewa- the score of ilpilar.-, and cents policy, they pir- iniimtains, and tints introduce this sist in the Insane effort of distracting the coun-, ma^ou District. 1ST ROUND OF QUARTERLY MEETINGS . . - , Macon, January 15th and 16th; Milledgeville, washing gold mines, the pros- try upon all those points It is our linn l>e- j,„'y .gij and 23rd; Eatonton, Jan’y. 29ih ami 30th • •• i i • • ,, ui. aiarcn atti ana em ; l'crry tx. Jilaicli 12th and " >" wotkeil m t'alnor.ua and al- ;t what shockx «h«revery^conv.ctmnsand ^ clin , on „ irch ^ Monticello di farolina, a nmn of great practical instincts. U't these agitator, shut their eyeSj C( M rch „ 0l , d „- (h .. rvmarkcil a few days sinoo,tliat to tho probability that they are weakening the I ' . * . .. ... pini.,,; Uiis country, m nrojmrtion to. institution at home, and increasing the horror | pUop hw t,S{S l3 0 ‘ [ 1 ''llnU E’“Squirt hut" tlmt tile The intlions argument addressed by them to | M »con. Jmi. 1st, J. E.EVANS. P. E. The Muetang Liniment rare* Jlbenmatum; Tie Mustang Liniment carer Sttf Joints ; The Mustang Liniment cures Burns and II eMails ; The Mustang Liniment cam Borfs (faft Liters ; . u.ai mere IS noiiuiiui uui Inal nil uiv Iipi'iiuin .Ipimiim wwii.-.-., -j ...v... , ■, in abundance, and all that is need- the non-slaveholders and poor men of the Soutli,, li.pt some plan to get it out. j is met and refuted in one point to-day. The ex- | ,,i,rk succeeds, and those bo-t qnali- tract demonstrates that this class, who mostly do not entertain a doubt upon derive tlicir support from their own industry, ihoii the counties of White, Lump- will not be licncnted but injured by the impor- ii.uv-on, Forsyth and Cherokee, to ; tation of African negroes. It discusses thcef-l „f t'ass, Puulding, Polk, and Car- feet upon wages and profits of Labor, and pro-! immensely valuable for mining pur- 1 sents the injurious disturbance of the relations : ' of laW and capital at the South. lions upon gold bullion in the mint, .invert it into coin, jio-ms; consid- -i to those not familiar with them -ihle, 1 fear, to give a dc Ney nnd iUncdonnld. i it unnecessary. Respectfully yonrs. x. a hakuee a co„ Bole Agents, Savannah, Gm. Who also have Kettlewell’s Celebrated Plaster, and his other Fertilizers. P. S. Pamphlets giving full accounts, and testi monials from many States, on hand, and will be promptly forwarded when requested. Near Lattonsville, Montgomery Co. Md. ) July, 1858. ( Mr. John Ketttewell \ Dear Sir—As agent for the sale of your valuable : Manipulated Guano, yoo have requested me to re- ; port the stauding of your Guano in our county with j our farmers. I have to report universal satisfac- ; lion; I name N. C. Dickerson, K. It. Griffith, J. War- : field, II. Crawford, F. M. Griffith, aud could go j much .further, were it necessary, who believe It 0 I qua), if not superiorto the best Peruvian Guano for | the first crop. I bays fried on all crops in all wavs, 1 and do not hesitate to say that I esteem it superior ’ to Peruvian Guano—because it produces an equal : crop, when first applied, if not better—far better in Tip Hfmstang Liniment tares Caked Breasts and second orop, and admits of no comparison for grass. Sure Nipples; I use no other than the ’-Manipulated.” and rest as •n, ir„.,,.„„ I »•- sured as long as yon keep the article to the present The Uniting I Am ment caret ,\iuralgia standard, it must supercede the Peruvian with ns. ihe Mnstang Liniment cum Corns and Harts; Respectfully yours, URIAH H. GRIFFITH. The Mnstang Liniment is trorlk In audition to names given by our agent, we name 1,000,000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM I . Dr ’ V How «*‘ E J-Hall,near Brooke 1 , vilie, t. \ aldevar, near Coiesvme. *e, tee. To tho Umtad (states, a* the preserver and restorer | | We will add Important certifi =*tes to the value All readers of hutary know that Napoleon’s j of valuable Horses and Cattle. It cures all Sprains , of the Manipulated Guano iu onr null mi! .-iHi;, t tear, to give ai ilesonp- yi iu . s i, a j] s wen > a bdly of men, who, as a whole, | Galds, Wounds, 8.«ff Joints, *p, lo interest the rwacr, they from and towered almvc the majority j will you answer this question ? . to he understood or »PP«CW' of other men, is very much tile same extent, as hearot any ordinary Sore, Swelling, 1 f-s found m the mines, contains ... v „ . • mild in the mines contains m Nl|poleon ’ hill , st i r . 1 much of it other mcta.s, smli j n j bave always csteemctl it one of the vjijict, Sc. ! most demonstrative proofs of the Emperor’s t ,u' - mie-t IK-CC - sartrt’ be sepam- p eer i ess genius, that he was aldo to select out. ropei Asia or America—who did not say “ it was the lictore it is m lor coinage. ofthe jumbled scmichaotic aggregate, precisely mutant discovery of the age?" Sold everywhere, .ml regulations for the gov- , hoso individuals who could Viest subwnro the Kve^family shoald have it; three sixes. Mm-., every deposito that does i M , mr)>osc for which ho requii ‘ “ ■. i!l :!S ; ,;H ' thousandths luiix iaOOO j .y 0 t | lc kindlier softer feelings, Nil - required lo be refined that Is to , , in wank, tliouirh lenatoj L IviH nired them. HI 1 Napoleon rarer (lured to be refined—-tliat is to i j gnyj. expression in wonlx tliougli tlicir access l«rttd lroin the gold. was plainly enough visible in his face. But to mention is required tho gold 1 ^ approbation of heroic deeds, or his admiring : .cited with i nice it,sweight pf silver svm navhy with high qualities, he did-give tct- 1,1 diis mixed metal, being thorough- j though brief expretudon, followed usually (M.uri'd in a small stremu, into a j ( 60lne morc tangible and enduring token of vliuii i with cold water, and thus it hi* good will. Au advance in military rank, or e.d. This is done for the purpose of j ( , 10 of t i 10 Legion of Honor, or, may lie, '•-•foil “f tlie Rurfitec of the metal j l)0tIl oftcn wcn? bestowed, on the very battle- : the acid as possible, - , field, upon the sub-officcr, or even the private —ikied metal is then placed ui glass UoiJi^who had achieved some specially daring it for the purpose, and a sufljcicnt | or( jj a «nguishcd act under his eye No wonder . ,'tric and being added, they arc! t)lat W eve invincible, irresistibly, \yho • - md bath furnace and boiled for a- wcrc n , ove j by such instigations as these. No . im: the acid take,, up the silver,: wol)( ( cr tfo^t auetraaMun were enaUed to mike uietal that may bo present, andj onu mo de«tcly sized conntiy, for many succcs- ution, and thus forms nitrate ot j s j yt , j- tJ4rs< the arhitress and dictatregs of the ,V<-, the gold ill the bottom of the | f; U ropeim continent, with its vastly outuumber- I:, nitrate is pouretl oli: and t'>° j ,' n „ millions. washotl, dried and incited, we, i illl01l( , n u |,is chieftains, I think Key and 1 mint (Ifrlanca, is iwlled "fine ,\j ac( j oim jj wtn held hv the Emperor in pro- i emirely pure,' but si ill eon tains • foft n ,i M t respect, llow it might liavc been, had - t ik.i la-itig desirable to extract it | IM( j an ,[ ih-saix been untimely cut off, -<ar.v there should lie sonic »!- of ,. olirsc | cannot tell. I know that Napoleon i put a very high estimate upon the soldierly a- r. cuLYXRUousz, . r. a. anslki- Did you ever j Culvcrlionsc & AtlsIcy, ore, swelling, Sprain or Stiff. A T T B 1? \’ P V S A n 1 T \ \\T new, either on wan or beast, which the Mustang Lin- -»■ 1 L V il A L I O xl A 1/A VV, intent would not onre ? Did you ever visit any re. 1 KNOXVILLE, GEORGIA, spectable Druggist in any part of the world—in En- WJoum? ractice in Crawford and the adjoining j jan 11 Every family • BARNES A PARK, Proprietors, New-York Jan j-=lm Ail business promptly atteuded to. LYON’S MAGNETIC POWDER & PILLS, | ory, on THUI^DAY Far ibe. «-«—-AT— u/- all anas oj tinmen insects ,,ra Ants, Beil.Bugs, Koacbfi, Ticks, Fleas, Moths, gats j d- Mice, +r. What greater trouble, in au hour of ease. Than gnawing rata, bed-bugs, and fleas. | Gardena eao be preserved and houses rid of these pests. It was discovered by Mr. E Lyon, a French THE : ©IF TOE ®©1!EW ■ A R£ requested to meet for the transaction of bu i siness extraordinary in convosation •» I orv. on THURSDAY ... —:.-s next, at t o clock. I-.1- g-n,Xt, 0. A. LOOHRANE, I, N. Looms, Founder. Sacristan. jan 11 lyjour. * Mesa aud Stale Profs copy. ,11. K. Freeman, ,11. If., i’INO returned to Macon, offers liia Profes- H*k-i services to its citizens, and those of the Chemist, in Asia, and has been patronized by zU surrounding country, and b prepared to treat their ™ ' • , , .various diseases with innoeent vegetBl(l(i remedies. Eastern governments and colleges. Kmerenee can >nd ( in p,, 5 thzt in ennsidj of the fact that he be made wherever the article has |> e * D tried. U >| t gives na poison, draws no blood, and never destroys free from prison, and harmless to mankind aud do- the constitutions of his patients, he will be liberally mestio animals. Many worthless imitetlon. are ad- j P^^J^Vn^ton will be given to Plant.- vertised. Be sure it bear* the name E. Lyon. Re- ^ tnd other country practioe member— 'Tia Lyon's Powder kills insects in a trice, • While Lyc n's Pills are mixed ter rats and mice. Sample Flasks, 25cts,; regular sixes, 50 cts. te *L BARNES ft PARK, New Tork. jan 4—1m. ^ 1 to make the legal alloy. A BOOK FOR THE SICK. nr pa, sahiti, r, riTpn, .Id,' 1 upon Run-sav, proves Jp; fiiirUcs af'boVh these chitS [" that he filt'for j O IX Leetures on "'-fine, it is in proper "o'" 1 ' , fo.th strong personal n-ganl, anil th»t ho Jeep- O A.ihma, UroncUitU, Heart Wsaasmuys- ry quantity of cop- j v their loss, .laril gold’ —tliat is | ' “But, M the cm Office at the Drug Store of Dr. M. S. Thom- ! son. to whom he refers. jan 11—ly Dr. C. J. Roosevelt, HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE— ! Corner of Third and Walnut Streets, Macon, Go. jsn 11—ly Dress Bonnets of Silk, Lace and Crape of the la- tea Parisian styles, with Straw Bonnets of the most recent Foreign and Domestic manufacture. By several important additions to their Millinery Department, they intend to make that a prominent feature in their business for the future. Bloomers and Flats, trimmed and untriimned. a splendid assortment of all the different braids, shapes, colors, etc. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, SP1UG8, RUCHES, 4c„ ftc„ UMBRELLAS ft PARASOLS. Most of the above goods are new nnd fresh stock, carefully manufactured and selected under their per sonal supervision and directions, and by their in creased facilities and advantages they are in a po sition to offer unusual inducements to first chuu close buyers, and respectfully solicit an examination from all who visit this city. Al! approved orders will command their prompt id faithful attentioi lay, per instructions. Catalogues tout&ining list of articles composing I AT onr stock with prices attached, sent by mail, ou up-1 /—i _ _ „_4. - — ... .. , - r _. plication. [jin n-3t] ! Oarnart tfc Curd’s, MACON, GEORGIA, W HERE can bo seen one of the largest Stocks of HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL.and CAR- ! RUGE MAKER S MATERIALS to be found in i Middle Georgia. Importing largely, and buying di- I rect from the Manufacturers, enable us to offer Postponed Administrator’* Stile. ! greater inducements to those wishing to purchase r>Y virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary i anything in our line. Call Me nj, and be con- .13 of Twiggs County, will be sold before the Court! v*aced. CAKHAKT Sc CLUD. House door in Tronpville, Lowndes county, on the -Vtli linn KWF.nKS first Tuesday iu February next, between the legal! .5.10,UUU LDLO, hours of sale. Lot ot land No. three hundred and ! or 5,385 Bars of Swedes Iron, assorted, from 1 to 12 ninety-uine, in the Twelfth District of originally Ir- iuchcs wide, of our owe importation. ■'—■ ""6 , ... riBitiuT HARDWARE, and faittiful attention, and be shipped without do- j IRON AND STEEL. POTATOES. 5 Q B'HLS. Yellow Planting, pink eye Potatoes, jan It just received aud for aale by JOHN V. NELSON, East Macon. win, now Lowndes county. The above land will be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the Estate of Benjamin B Smith, late of Twiggs county, deceased. ROBERT K. PARKER, jan 11 Administrator. ; ter sale by PLOW STEEL, Drug :ii.itl Olicinicnl More. e . d .Weekly arrival I o: t S '• no -teauor- bles him to replenish hi- Stock Weekly, with FRESH CHOICE GOODS, which are bought with greatattention to purity, and sold as LOW as at any DrugEstabli.-hnu n! in Geor- ffia Macon Drug Store. S U ftJ i- ! *11 BBKJBJBr & CO - wfioi.KBAi.i:.v iii:rAU,.Mrctu»TN vv e are d illy rtcoiving iarg«? auppHf* from <hr«>t : 1. 'IPOKTEIW XSD MANUFACTUBKBf Drills, Dyes, Taints, Oils and Colors, Glassware, Syringes, modern styles, great Window Glass, Putty. Artists Tools, Mechanical, Artificial and Natural Leeches, Fresh Hops and all other Herbs, Surgicnl Instruments and Medicine Chests.Bjj* Family 8oaps, Fine Starch and Geletines, H.TU Fine Ca.4tor Oil for Family use. Wines and Liquors for Medical use only. Perfumery, Pomades and Toilet Articles. Gold and Silver Leaf, Gold and Tin-foil and Artificial Teeth, Hair,Tooth and Nail Brushes, White Wash, Paint, Cloth and Flesh Brushes, TRIPOLI, a great article for cleaning Metal and Glass, Grass and Garden Seed, and all the patent Nostrums of the day. Corner Mulberry street and Colton, Avenue, Macon. apl 21 JlC'ibwi'. ‘1fr«l icinca, N Pnipi#, oil*, Window t Yin*.., f*.airui .Urtfic»»«-■, llvrNliiMi ’ -'amt firadiea. . • I iimIruiiici. While Wn»h Itrushea. Phnrmncu. Preparaiiona. And To, £** Artielea, together with the best ‘WwrhnwMjif IN8TRC MBNTS ever offered in this'vwket. Pj«nters,Phy sicians, and .Merchants wiUcv v ^ csll "*/ ,e ' p ii»tere*t by examining our stock before puf'ifJSP/f:, fan 12 E. L. STKOH AeKKR ft Co., Opposite Redding Hou Macon, Ga. Watches! Watches! C ELEBRATED ENGLISH MAKERS—James lioddull ft Co., K. ft CL Beesley, Josh Tolemac, Josh Olarensliaw, Edwards Robinson, and the cele brated American Watch in Gold and Silver Casts. •.SWISS MAKERS—Eugene Bruquet, Breithing Laderiet, Edonard Favre, Brandt nnd others too nami-roiis to mention, hv ' DAY' ft MAUSSENET. Clocks, Clocks, Clocks. The Marble Clock, running three weeks without winding—striking honr nnd Half hour. Also, Eight Day, Marble and Marbleized Iron, Bronze, Wood and Marine Time-pieces,with nndwithoutthenlann DAY ft MAUSSENET. Fine setts of Jewelry. DAY ft MAUSSENET. Diamond Pins, Finger Rings and Ear Ring.. DAY ft MAUSSENET. Fob, Y’est, Cliattalans and Guard Chains. DAY' ft MAUSSENET. A fine nssortmeut of Necklaces, Crapes, HedaHous and other Trinkets, by DAY ft MAUSSENET. Silver Table, Ten, Salt, Mustard, Berry, Sugar and Cream Spoons. Also, Desert and Pickle Forkes. Cups, Goblets, Waiters, and sundry other silver or tiefestoo numerous to mention, by DAY’ ft -MAUSSENET. Musical Instruments. Violincelos, Y’iolins, Flutes, Fiadgeolets, hifis, Banjoes and Tamborines, also a fine assortment ot Italian, French, and English Violin Strings bv DAY ft MAUSSENET. Gold, Silver, Steel and Pitted Specks with the Scotch Pebble Glasses, by DAY ft MAUSSENET. FANCY GOODS—A large assortment, by DAY ft MAUSSENET. JEWELRY REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and in the best pouihle manner, YVATCHE8, Magic anil Hunting Cases, Gold and Silver Iloddell WATCHES, foraale by oct la DAY ft MAUSSENET. Manufactured expressly for this market, and assorted : from 25 to 14incbc> wide, togeth er with a full assort- > 1 ment of Refined Iron, all sizes, Baud ft Oval Iron, all j ! sizes, Round and Square Iren, all sizes. Horse Shoe ' hereby given Jffiat the Books of the ’ Iron, all sizes. Cast and German Steel, Blister tHecl, Anvils .r.d Vises, Bellows and Screw Plates, Smith . . Hammers and Tongs, Planter's Hoes, various ma- Those desiring to subscribe will find them at Ibe ‘ kers, Brado'a Patent Hoes, Homes, Traces, Plow N. Whi ' fOTICE N Macon ft Brunswick Railroad Company now open ter subscriptions to the Capital Stock. ofiicea ot L. in this city. Little), B. F. Ross orT It. Bloom, Lines, Axes, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, and all [Jan 11 -2t] Houston Mortgage Sale. W ILL be sold before tho Court House door in tbetownof Perry* Houston county, on the first Tuesday in March next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit: Lot No. 247, in the Sixth District, part of lot No. 50, § ay . r »0 acres. Lots Nos. 80, 81,82, 111, 112, and one half ot lot No. 113, in the Ninth District, all situate in the county of Uouston, and containing in the aggregate, thirteen hundred and sixty-nine and onc-fourtli acres, (13(194) all levied 011 as the property of John E. Dawson and Alexander A. Dawson, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa from Houston Superior Court, in favor of Darnel W. Parr, against said John E. Dawson and Alexander A. Dawson, property poiuted out in said mortgage. JOHN L. IIOLSTEAD. jau 11 Sheriff Houston County. kinds of Plantation, Carpenter's and Machinist’s Tools, can he found at CARHART A CURD’S. jan 4 IF YOU WANT TO TAKE A PAPER FROM Cherokee Georgia, send for the Cassville Standard. If you want to Advertise in a paper published in Cherokee Georgia, Advertise in the Cassville Standard. The Standard is the oldest paper in Cherokee Georgia ; has a large and increasing circulation, aud is therefore an excellent advertising medium Terms of Subscription, Two Dollars per annum, in advance Contracts for Advertising will he made on reasonable terms. R. F. BENNETT, Cassville, Ga. Editor A Publisher. Jan. 4. Georgia—Twiggs Comiiy. Rabun L. Grooms, James Lyles, Atisley II. Uil- J man, and Sarah Trapp, versus John Trapp, of So. j Carolina, and James Ualkcom, of said Twiggs co. ‘ Bill conjunction and Account. J r., in Twiggs | QgRijlg QUt at COSt at die A RARE OPPORTUNITY! Superior Court. In Chambers, Nov. loth, 1858. IT is ordered that the defendant, John Trapp, be served by publication ip terms of the Law, provi ded in the case of non-resident parties. HENRY (i. LAMAR, Judge of Superior Court, Macon Circuit. Clerk’s Office, Superior Court—Twiggs county, Nov. 18,1858, I, Wright Neel, Clerk of said Court, do_ certify UiqtRteafB*m*i*igt»w<rperxrrflCt TToin the order granted in the case stated, W. NEEL, Cl’k. Macon & Brunswick Rail ROAD. A GREEABLY to the requirements of the Char ter of the Macon Sc Brunswick Rail Knrid Com pany, a meeting of the Stockholders will be held in the City of Maonn, at the Council Chamber, at 11 o’ clock. 011 FRIDAY, tho 4th day of February next, for tho purpose of electing a Hoard of Directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business’ as may come before the meeting. Stock holders may be represented in person or by proxy, but a full meeting of the Stockholders is especially requested. A. E COCIIRAN, President. E. C. Rowland, Secretary. Ij^City papers copy till day of meeting, jan 4 ’■-s’ t 1 !*’ necessary rioking ‘Stan* pepsia, Female Complaint*, and Chronlo Disease* •». , ,,: generally, (bound, 380 ptfe*. 30 engraving*,) by Dr. 13 G f Georgia, o Ntotxl Xov and .Macdonald rfAMUELS. FITCH. explaining the author a treat- > houro!3o’eloek,p. _ j 1 ai 1 11.1...,»is i.n.vpii(«*Bi1 rtintfi tho above , ,1 $20 LOST. J3 KTWEEN the Post Office and the Bank State 13 of Georgia, on Monday, 10th ipst., about the Notice, SoiiTH-WssTRns Bait. Road Co., > Macon, Geo, Jan 1st, 1859. ( The Animal election for President and Five Di rectors of this Company, will be held at their office m this City, on Thursday, totli February next. JOHN. T. BOIFEUILLET, Sec. ft Treas. jan 4—td. J. CLUCUO%.S JASPER r. QUEER. | B. POPE FREEMAN JSTEW ; into mpit.4, and these, after be-., IIHL (W UW MW .IWW| — * ilAJI U IiU.T i . « ... • - -1 —n — .. ■ iivh, were tlie two leaders, most respected by their j ment by which be both preventsaud cures the above wlth i x .i-.-i- — — il..) Y.iv ivimld diseases. .... . jau It—It r.I.< lese, after be- mastors . an j I think, moreover, that Xey would i l found correct, are passed re- j lmvc Ktoo j primus inter pares,'' even had the wry liars! rolls, anil thus two deceased generals survived, i; of proper thickness for the -p 1||s quality- in tlietn was not merely a nas- I tj la-iimde sh e principle ; but tin active qni: qlso, and they ■ - arc then taken to the ! conld cnmtirauatte the same, by a species of l**i es arc out therefrom. These I mm-nctizin^ process, to tho men under tlicir aid plaudit**, ill*- weighed, each | c ,,^ nian ff. \Vhetlicr it uas to move slowly ahead, lv. ami if found of legal weight t mTO nets fixed, and without returning a 11 xu to tin- coiuiug.press, amlreoeiTc; sll0 , in ' t ) lt , fooe of artillery and musketry, vom- mi, " liia'ii makes them into mon- ffin,' incessantly a tempest of death-dealing balls l> - ' upon their serried masses; or whether it was Justices of t0 st<ln,, '" otionlesK » wl ,JC delngingly stormed JuaUcea 01 by , h# ^„, c missihes, or dashe*Ugninst by ‘ ’ K' successive furious whii Iwintls orcava rj- charges, urn, on a «« troops under tho command Ah* ivrtiticate in his pocket, he started werom the P J’ C . ' in either ewe im- s« C -cm*. A trivial at the house un- U* <**«?; » KtJlti - 0n ”T^l intl,,™«TsLve sfimi of tt blue-legged little boy, who [^cnetrab eutdimiimioiffi <to td ■M \ ^ • tlu> place, h- knock,d and vent in.! the angle one that hade them mote or stem it I.Aiiog.—One of our ■ •- called, yesterday afternoon, to go i house in tlie cite and marrv Hie ami ' ■lie of the ih»ir stood a stout tiermau I plump. Iter blue eyes rolling out. i still. Or, in ihe orilnwi-y phrase, ‘ino lemlers could hold men under fire so long anti so flnn- of» >n ither. pimup. iter nine eves rolling out.» :- Miller pats. ' "Whafa the ! b'* «« m To L , mav ad.L awful, : u.4ir«TtW in«Ee^the n . -mm* one, and requested tlie ( uuaniry, ^ iiuli*rs of histo- lambs to the j ^ * wasoncof Napoleon’s favorite man- j £fs1l—Maokmii’ No' i’.*. -1 ^ j d, ThlTb «k baa been the meana of saving tlionsands ' of lives. Price 25 cte. Sent by m»U. PoM paiO. ter I 10 cent*. Apjily to Qr S. H. FITCH- jJSjjjJJll Brazdspay,New Y^k- CansHUafion perannally or, by letter, free. octiu—3m I ■‘Jour. t( l||«sf. copy. Tfae flnder will please leave C. NEWTON, d t \\cnis' [look Bindery. CEO. S'llTH. CLEQTIORN & SMITH, „ „ Manufacturers of. ami Dealer* la , elllll 1 ixTOCGl'Y 01/01*0. Saddles,Harness,: qR5ER &6 FREEMAN Dnni.r UoBZTT, Dec. 4,1858. Mr. Ci.isbt—Nir .• When I was in Macon. I heard that I had told out my Plantation—I wish you to correct that report. I have one yet for sale ; the largest I have sold and wish to aell the other, and a w, ... u, » ffgriSbmi rif. MACON PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTEO WEEEt-r nr AfaZS, WlfOFlELD ft CO. BAGGING—Kentucky.— India Boll BALE ROPE—Kentucky. - - - f L'orthcrn .... r l bkkeswax- CANDLKri—6j>erm Star Tallow Patent COFFEE—Bio Java La guira....... COHN , Meal FKATUKB8..... 11} » 13 t? 3 18 17 DO a 18 00 it messe rinot to give it up, iihoseph was sent for, ‘U fell al Ihi* news, and the | '■». lot marry txs i ^ •'••Instiue. "Gotleib isn’t the only HU 2J?Snfld at once mirshallcd h|s men, com-, ■ i*l for sonic other nmn to marry • • ' jj y bayonet*, and move for- K.,.,rina’s face brightened urn ^UwaTo pcrikni* nnder- > "Vail das S'-, "king for tli'e'-Yustriar. forces were arranged L, VV ' MS ^ ,u •'•JSrK.S half moon shape, Uu two horns of tlie cre- mger rcturmd, hattw pointcl towards our army. Of a vc >t up. sank “Send j w«.s the most dis-ant portion , of the Austrian army, and our force, in order to l-eieh it, were oblige,!, for a great part of the I I ■ , F. an l- way to sustain a front lire and a cross fire from * *1112 tmpaUenL Just tlicn Knti-1 \ wintrs. It was a case similar to thcre- '* >*f the window and saw a short , J' thc Hundred” beforeScbtis- '..iioin going by, when she)^ ; 'Taiul halloed, “trUy-Wt*!” to I * ' between the two wings, the car- his appearance at the itoor. bl ia .me horrible. Inccssani cannon boom- 1 j mother said. "I nU. you !ofc, W ,,^£4 mtUing from the front and from 1 r,l/. allowed he did, . 1UCI1 dropping by score, every m- Tlu'ist.-.ndup here,’ tbundeml | ^ ^ r>nks o^y up and mov- '•ifore VriU could realize his: J*"*’• on . var j_ w ;tIiout firing a return or " a ' man mid wife, and Katarina s , •> ' u| | ; t u siiuctacle tliat made his nerk, and liar U»s his breath lT .,mg I* twain die callstiiemes,; 1,11 - - - •— * > ;-.«f«nr»in,nrlnr , toiin Fritz." Our duty as a '7 Uh r "::i]M'b us to say tliat Frit* *e!l as he knew* how. The ‘ 1 a 1 erect, stepped smilingly out. , ."'f' to themselves, and walked -"■" lv. a holy calm stealing all over vious thick! The leader s voice of command or heard, clear sonorous H _ L .nsl HtUVftKKlYP c T ....tremulous as ever, and each successive sound of it was like an-lditio,mlhlowsUTcken upon redliot iron—making them firmer, imper vious anil iuqiregnahle of mood- I while vet some distance short ol the point >ro| oriions^ the consciou^ne.-s of , . pau-i *1 an instant and --W gaming in hi.s eye, and «“»£,&£? TntoS spectacle ,01, his tdimn rWUt0de h ’ 8 (b0 ‘* tCP ' _ view. * A long line of prostrate men—tlie dea.l FLOOR—Superfine Extra., Family GUNPOWDER IKON—English Swedes Sheet.... LIME MOLASSES SYRUP NAILS OILS—Linseed Train Sperm Imitation Sperm Winter Blea'd Whale Lard...... PRO Y’ISIONS— BEEr—Mea* Prime-........ Bacoz—Hama.. Sides..,.-. Shoulder* .. Pore—Mesa.. Prime-., Lard - Hotter—Goshen.... Country—• Cheese— ——• salt shot... WHISKEY—Heetified 1 'ike a..... •... MonomiahtTa.. SPIRITS TUB PENT INE- SUGAR—B KTBW CROI 3 - A LAltGE rarielv of Cabbage, Tornip. Early /\Corn. Flower aeeds. Beets, Beans, Peaa, all ofh ervarictiessuitable ter.Gardena. AlsoGraaaSeeds, Canary Seeds, and Onion Seffa. Merchants and Gardeners supplied with any as aortment. hr 4- H- tm J BLLIS, jan 11—3m Cherry St. Macon, Ga, | WANTED TO HIRE. A b NEGRO WOMAN, aa WasherJind Ironer. Apply st bo* 137, Post Office. j jan It—It FULLER'S PATENT 6 ELF-SyPPQBTING ! IRON RAILING, I Manufactured at the Iron YVorks of Messrs. Findlay ft Sons, of Mason, for WByisQMJD L L@KI^L!EY T IH HE subscriber, sole I*roprietor of the Patent Right ter the Southern States, particularly in- rr Vitea tho attention of Buildera and othen to this I new and improved Iron Fence, which he is prepared " ] to furnish to order in numerous patterns of great rr ' beauty and elegance of design. The superiority of the Fence, :u compared with others, consist* in the ’, : manner of confining the ornamental paling to the • ! bar Each svctioa bting self-supporting ia snspond- " 1 od between the posts with sufficient play to expand ®c I a nd contract without strain to the parts by change “ : of temperature. . . . For cheapoeas, durability, simplicity of construc- „’l I tion, strength and all other requisites neejssary to ”” 1 make up a cheap and elegant, a* well ** tasteful aud enduring strtt Ure, the ahoyc Bailing defies com- *? 1 rn r AU orders left with Messrs. CARIIART ft ,s CURD, B A. WISE, aud at the Iron Works of 83 Messrs. R- FINDLAY ft SONS, where the different - - styles may be seen—or with the undereigned. will 15 receive prompt attention WY[- L. LONGLEY'. -- Macon, Ga , Jan tl. LEATHER, WHIPS, RUBBER BELTING, SADDLERY, ftC., ftC., &c. OPPOSITE E. ItqjtfB'S 8TOBE, CtlERRV StIIEET, jan 4—ly Macon, Ga. POO 00 100 00 R| Dwelling House and Lot For Sale, M BS. MARY’ SEYMOUR offers her residence for aale. The House contains Six Plastered Rooms, a fire place iu each room. AU the necessa ry out-buildings, and a good well of water. The lot trimta on 4th Street 210 feet, and ou Pine Street 103 feet. Any one in want of a comfortable residence in a pleasant and healthy part ot the city wilt do welt to call on J. N. SEYMOUR, or jan n JAMES SEYMOUR. D ENMAN * WAiERMAN hav<* determined to close their business by tlia first of February next, as the term of Partnership expires at that time. They will therefore close out their Stock at just what the Goods COST in New York, for CASH. Ladies and Gentleinou—now is your time to buy. Coine and price our Goods nnd you can hnrdly fail td purchase, we are selling —— fcpysNODigi mum lit *8 50 ; *9 50 ; *10 50 ; *tt; *12, and *13—worth double the money. RICH WORSTED ROBES A'L.YIZE, from *2 50 to 812 the Pattern. FINE FRENCH MERINOS aflO cents—worth *1 25. 10,000 YDS. BEST CALICOS, from Cj to 10 cents per yard. ©U§>AC€®BB ©L©MI2H Of all desirable styles, now selling at an immense sacrifice. Hleached and Drown Homespuns, Alpacas, Bombasines, Gingham*. White Muslins, French Worked CoT&rs and Bauds, Gloves, Hosiery, and Handkerchiefs of every description, Ladies Merino Vests, Irish Linen*, Bed IJlnnkets, Ne^m Blankets and Kerseys, Plantation Goods formen and boys, Ac., Ac. |3F*Our assortment is still large and varied. Come soon, or you will miss the best bargains ev* er offered, as we are bound to sell out, N. B.—All persons indebted 4o the Firm will please come forward and settle. DENMAN A WATCHMAN, dec- 4 * New York Store, Cotton Av. jUpfgi MAGNETIC PLASTER THE GREAT STBENGTHENER AND PAIN DESTROYER. T HE iivstumlohvspest HpuaelioldKemody.iu the W. rld. Simple und pleasant in its application, certain aud effectual ia its results. A beautiful, sci; tutifir, external Curative, appiieabl9 for the relief of pain at any time, in any place, lu any part of the human system, and under all circumstances. If you put this Plaster any where, if l’aiu is there, tho Plaster will stick there until the Pain has vanished. Tho Piaster magnetizes the pain awsy, andPnin cannot exist where thia Piaster is applied. Rheumatism, Lameness. Stiffness, Weakness, De bility, Norvousaees, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds, Pains and Aolics of every kind, down even to Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEY’ED, and, with a little patience, PERMANENTLY CU RED, by tlie magical influence ot the MAGNETIC PLASTER. It ia the simplest, surest, satest, pleas antest and cheapest remedy in existence. Its ap plication is universal—equally to the strong man, the delicate woman, and the feeblo infant. To each and all it will prove a Balm aud a Blessing. Its use is agreeable, and 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 iu any way. PLANTERS should be always supplied with the invslnable PLASTER. It will ba the Good Phy sician on any Plantation, ready at all times, and at instant notice. Pot up in air-tight tin boxes. Each box will make »i» iw-aight pteatoi*. and any child can spread them. Price 25 cent, a box, with full and plain directions. ». C. NOKEIIEAB, PI. Inventor nnd Proprietor, 10 Walker st., New York. • MOREHKAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by all Druggists in every City, Town and Village of the United States. Nov. S3. T HESE Scales are now regard i d as the Standard ter COR RECT WEIGHT, and are in use by nearly every Railroad Compa ny, Merchant, and manufacturing establishment throughout the eounttv. The reputation which these Scales have acquired has been of steady growth from the FAIRS&HKS* commencement to the present cr> A T TC pf time, aud is based upon the prin- bl/AiiLoi dipe adopted by us, and never de viated from, of allowing noue but Perfect Weighing Machines to go forth from our establishment. We have more than one hundred different modifi cations of these Scales, adapted to the wants of eve ry department of business whereacorreet and dura ble Scale is required. Cali and examine, or sendfor an illustrated Circu lar. FAIRBANKS AGO., 189 Broadway, N. York. CARIIART A CURD, Agents, Macon, Ga. octl9<—4m WANTED TO HERE A LITTLE Negro Girl, about eight or ten years old, to take care of children Address Box 137, Post Office.| Dec, 28,j Physicians anil Country merchants, visiting onr city for the purpose of purchasing their stock of Drugs and Medicines, are respectfully invit ed to give us a call. We are always glad to term new acquaintances, whether we succeed In suiting them in quality and price of goods in our line or not. We KNOW that W« can suit nil os regards quanw of goods, and shall always zndzavoh to do so as ro- S rds mict. We have a fall assortment of every ng in onr line, and will endeavor, while we are studying our own interest, not lo be unmindful ofthe interest of our patrons. We have a large supply of all the Patent Preparations, which we offer at and below manufacturer’s prices. We are the sole agents ter the tale of Bliss' Dys peptic Remedy; Roberts' Chronic Mixture for in fants ; Risley's Comoound Fluid Extract of Bucliu; The Philotoaen or Female's Friend; aud all orders from the Trade shonid bo directed to ns. UARKAL, KISLEY ft KITCHEN, Importer, and Wholesale Druggists, 76 Barclay St., New York. j*n 4 [t«l AY'E opened in their New STORE, 3d door be- JLA low TELEGRAPH BUILDING, Cherry St., Macon, Ga., a complete stock of FAMMUY ©tyilPlPLOlI©, Consisting in part of Hiram Smith's, and Empire Mil!# Extra Family FLOUR, Old Government Java, Laguira, Mocha, Santos, and Extra Rio COFFEE, Stuart’s Coffee Crushed and Powdered SUGAR, N. O. Sugar House and double extra Golden Syrup, a direct importation of Canton Tea# and Chocolate,Fulton Market BEEF Extra Pickled PORK, Choice Table BUTTER, Pine Apple, English Dairy aud State Cheese, Dried Reef and Tongue#, Pig* Feet and Ilntns, Red aud White ONIONS, Mercer aud Yellow POTATQES.%>Hrdine#, Lobsters and Clams, Prunes and Jellies, Nuts of all kinds. Currants, Dried Figs, Candies, Gum Drops, also a choioe selection ot' pure i^andies, Wines, Ac., for Medicinal and Cooking purposes, and »large lot of Cigars ofthe most oelebrated brands, smoking aud chewing Tobacco, Ac, all of which will be sold low for Cash. Come one, Come all and examine our Stock. We are determined to please. iau 4 $650 T AM J. and WANTED. still buying Military bounty Land Warrants, i will always giV«th« highest cosh price, m Ga. alvwlv G J. BLAKE A W ordtothe L adies. W E are now receivingfheSecondStockof Win ter Goods, as one of the firm has just return ed from New York. All goods bought the first purchase are marked down to ran them off and the second Stock can be purchased at prices varying from 37) to SO per cent less than previous prices. Tis useless to particularize, as our Stouk is too vast, and comprizes too many entirely new gems to pnt on paper. Now ia the time *0 buy yourselves rich. Don t lose money by not calling, when it is so convenient. £7Call soon before styles are picked over, nor 16 ROSS, COLEMAN ft ROSS. °f Utc Ocuilllgl-c nufied to learn that W . “**pcr county* has bceu re* aior General of the Ocmulgee Cif-: with (American.) of rthis re, liuinan Wlic*. He ks and notes that they were grit' *•* the opponent. J ly thinned- hair fit original number rc-j Kcccipt.- light, « i Extremes y) to llj' lemand.— Jones Msrrill Su e. W ILL be sold before the Court House door in the town of Clinton, on the first Tuesday in March, 1839, within the usual hours of sale, the fol lowing property to-wit: One negro woman named Sarah, 43 years of age, levied on as the property of | Thomas Haddock, by virtue of one mortgage fi* ta. ! returnable to April Jones Superior Court, lt-sy, in 1 favor of Lightfoot A Flanders, vs. Thos. Haddock, prooerty poiuted out iu #aid mortgage fi fa January j 4th, 183#. I jan 4] JAS. G.gB ARNES, Sheriff. 100 Blli.S Planting Potatoes, for sal,* hy AYERS. WINGFIELD* ft CO. ■ S. BKAIXEUD’S MACON Y'AKIETY STOKE, COTTON AVENUE, Opposite Boss, Coleman j- Ross, and C. It. Freeman. /"'IROCKERY, Glass Ware, Iloase Furnishing ar- l. tides of every description. Tin Ware of alt kinds. Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers, Brooms, Palis, Toy B arrows, Wagons and YVifiow Ware. FURNITURE made to jsrder) old Furniture bought and sold, Repaired, Cleaned and Y'arnisbed with dirpsteb. Violins, Cants, fte.. Repaired and Polished; Best quality of F'urniture, Y arnitU and Sand Paper ter sale. N. B.—GraflVnbfnj Mwiiein • for sale, pure trom the Company. S. B . Agent fo# Company. Macon, Nov. 2—3in Reward. X heusion #ud delivery of JAMIES KEVF.lU to the Sheriff of Crawford County. ' He was convicted of tho murder of Wm W. Hammack, of said County, lie made his escape from Jones county Jail On the 23d dty of August last DESCRIPTION. James Revel) weighs about 175.lbs., is about six feet high, but bleachf d, from long confinement, hair kinkey, and mixed with grey, nnd generally worn parted iri tlie middle, and resembling that of a ne gro appearance of mixed blood, generally has a smile on his face, tge between 3J and 40 years, by trade he is a Boot and Shoe Maker, I have good reasons to believe that he ia yet in the State of Georgia. Ho may disfigure himself. jan 4 . T. D. HAMMACK. For Sale or Rent. A HOUSE and Lot ou Walnut St., near the resi dence of Dr. Strohecker. House is new, con taining six rooms and all out houses necessary ter a family. All is complete and in good order. It is one ofthe best places for a residence in the City. For terms apply at the office of jan 4'59 SPEER ft HUNTER. Copartnership Notice. W E will continue the Drug business al the Cor ner of Second and Cherry Sts. The name and style of the firm will be changed from ZKILIN, HUNT ft CO., to that of Z 5II.IN ft HUNT. Thank ful for the liberal patrons** of the past year, we hope to merit the continued confidence of our friends, and citizens generally. J. HENRY' ZEILIN, jan 4 LEONARD YV. HUNT. New Era In LXGKTNI2NTC3- RODS. A COPPER AND IRON WIRE! CABLE. fST’No joints to obstruct the Electric Fluid ! FIRST PREMIUM Awarded at the Alabama State Fair, Nov. 5, 1858. T HEIR great superiority as a perfect Electrical Conductor* is acknowledged by all scientific men. Cupper has seven times the conducting pow er ot Iron, and does not corrode, and consequently retains Ins superior conducting power. Measures have been taken tqsecure a Patent. They are put up in coils for transportation. Exclusive arrangements are being made, by which we will l>« ablo to fill orders lor those Rods throngh- out tlie States of Georgia and Alabama, and to have them put up hy experienced workmen, according to tho known laws of the Electric Fluid. On account oi our extensivo sales, (these Rods superceding all others, wherever they are introduqed), we have re duced the price to within 5 cents per foot of the Iron Rods, though they are half Copper. \..f - We iusuiuto them with Hard India Kurbzr, (patented)—a perfect non-conductor, durable as Iron, aud cannot be broken. For further intermntiou, send for a Circular con taining full particulars nnd certificates from the boat authority iu the country. Address J. A. BACON ft CO . Montgomery. Ala., Proprietors of the New Orleans TJghtniug Rod Manufactory.[dechl—3m] Fitivoi ittg Ext fuels fur - ics, Jel lies. Ac. EXTRACTS of Peach, Exlrarf-sof Aln.i.v-ds, * “ Vanilla, “ Strewn,'»trj, '• Pineapple. Rosa. '* Lemon, " Orange. “ Nutmegs, " Celiery. For sain at the Macon Drug Store, jan 17 E.L. STHOHEUKKlt- ft Co., Pof.tslt. gUPEKIOB 1st sorts, always on hand. jail 12 E. L. STROHECKER ft Co liiiciiu UlU is JUucliu ! T HE undersigned here for years manufactured an Extract ot Bnehu for the use of Physicians, and can reommend to ail necessitated to u»e this Medicine, their preparation as being far superior, and more reliable than the puffed quark nostrums designated i-s Extracts of Bucliu. most of whim coe tain no Buc'ju whatever. Trv it. juno 29 E. L. STROHECKER ft CO. Conglis ami Colds. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Stabler’* Anodyne Expectorant. YVistar’s Balsam Wild Cherry, Hootland's Syrup Tar, Uasting's Syrup Wood Naptha. jan 12 E.Jj. STROHECKER ft Co Physicians’ r lKSClllVTlOSS carefully cw»p*»n«dnd f*t hour# day or night. ian 12 E. L*8TROHECKEB X Co. iTIoi’loil’s €oii£h Syrup. rjIHB Proprietor# still continue to manufacture X this favorite remedy, vouched for by many home certificates. E. L. STItOIIECREIl X Co. Ian 12 Garden Seed, K L. STIwOHECKEU it CO, ha#jnet received • and opened a large and well selected Stock of Garden Seeds, warranted the growth of 1S53. Turnip Seed by the paper or pound. Pens r.r»«l Beans by the paper, quart or bushel. Dealer# supplied on liberal terms. E. L. STROHECKER X CO Cor. Mulberry.and 3d Street 11 , Msivou, Q* OCtVA Checks on New York ” FOIC SALE BY THE MMJjFACTUftEKSUJANK mar £ TITIB E R C V T T L ItV BA \K. Exchange at Sight ON NEW Y'ORK, • ;:s LONDON, PARIS, FRANKFORT, (on the Maine,) -il'TW HAMBURG. . BERLIN, BREMEN, ft<~. For Sale at Ihi 9 Bonk in Sums to suit purchasers: J. S. lIUTroN, Cashier. Savannah, Sep. 6, 18.".8. 52—om .Macon, Jun. 4th, ls58. The subscriber will make cash advances omol ton consigned to George Parsons ft. Co., Savannah, and agree to hold the cotton forty tiv." to fifty davs from date of shipments. ISAAC SCOTT ’ jan 5 Insurance Agencies. OF THE AUGUSTA INSURANCE * BANKING CO. AND THE ALABAMA FIRE & MARINE INS. CO. AT THE OFFICE OF LANIER ft ANDERSON. Agt'iv oct 5 1658 If Macon, On-. LITTLE <36 SMITH, niULEKS IN paddles. Bridles, & Blarne-*. TRUNKS AND VALISES, ‘ CARRIAGE MATERIAL, SPOKES, HUBS, RIMS, SHAFTS, AX- / f -- LES, SPRINGS, MALLEAB/.E CAST AT ings, Enameled Cloth, Enameled Leather. GO.' BANDS, Rubber aud Leather Bolting from 3 to 20 in. wide SHOE FODOTGS. LEATlIEIi. or EVERY DEXCRIPTIOS, SADDLERY' AND HARNESS HARDWARE. Coach Varnish, Japan aud Paints, IKariiCAN of any l>c*crix>fiou .Tindo to order. Near Corner of Cherry Street aud Cotton Avenue, MACOX, GEORGIA Sept. 14—Cniog. Will you ffo Hank, witl'ii you esiu «lo bener South J (qAimriiic&ra & MANUFACTORY &. REPOSITORY, FORtS YTII, *JA. TT AY’ING purchased the entire in- W. 11 terest ol the late firm of Banks, Wilder ft Co, 1 invite the attention<■ )/ of the citizens of Forsyth and larroaoding uonmiea to my extensive arrangements ter manufacturing Top and no Top BUGGIES, ROCKAYVAYS, CAR RIAGES, PILETONS, Ac., ftc. I am constantly receiving additions, ml from the North, but from my Work-Shop, to my stock ou hand—of three or four buggies per week—which combin', elegance and blush wilh lightness, strength aud durability. Order* for any sort of Vehicle, Harness ftc., ore most re spectfully solicited, which shall be promptly sup plied, and all eogagemeuts for work punctually mot. I have constantly on luuid a large assortment of liar- 33. Repairing done at short notice and all work war ranted. -C ' K — J. II. BANKS. ang 6 1858. ^yr planing7 SCROLL SAWING, TURNING, CARVING, BRACKET & ORNAMENTAL WORK, Made to order by T. C. Wood, nov 2—3m SAVE YOUR CARPETS, III U3I.NU HARRINGTON’S CELEBRATED PATENT CARPET LINING, To put under CarpeU,as a substitute for Straw Paper, Ac., Ac. T HIS Lining is considered far superior to any ar tide ever JSed for the saving of Carpets or Oi Cloths. It is peculiarly soft to the ticad, is a Mufllcr of sound, and enriches tho Carpet Fifty per cent. It also adds greatly to the warmth of a room by pre venting tho cold air from passing through the scams of tho floor. The material used in this Lining ren in venting the < of tho floor. . __ dor* it a sure protection against moth. To be had at any ofthe Principal Carp- r Ston - it theU. S. Manufactured under the r.ipervisioii o the Patentee by the N.Y. CARPET LINING CO.. (J. It. Harrington, Agent,) 448Water-et-, N. \ Harrington’s Carpet Lining and Premium Cotton Batting-constantly manufacturing. All orders promptly attended to. octl9—3m FOB SALK OR RILVB’. T nE Two Story house on the Forsyth road, kuuwn os the Y'anValkenburg place. Cei|t»uis some twelve rooms, all necessary outbuildings, and first rate water; Location plessant and healthy. The lot contains some sii'esn acres, and will be sold on terms to suit a purchaser, or escluuig- i for negro property. j. A. * S. s. VIRGIN. fjnn 4—4t . usijjfi rplIE uri,ltr-igu.,l r- - Un tl. --- of : A Reese’s Manipulal. I Go.*n<>, mil if not supe- ! riorto the Peruvian, at Sixty Dollars per l„u of -* GO I lbs. Qgn tj AY FRF.’ WINGFIELD ft CO. CIiccsc. J UST received and receiving weekly, a lot of NEW YORK STATE CHEESE, which will be sole low at wholesale. JOHN A. NELSON. ootS East Macon To Tt-aclicrti. AN EXPERIENCED Tl.ACHER, ble of preparing j obtrin the situation of kin#vilie Academy, by tion. fcfatisfactory ref< cap; n for Coll KKNCIPAIi of tlie Haw akiug iimnediate applica :»ce required. Address O. V. HOBNE, Chairman Board oi Trusteei Dee. 16, less. (dec ji riAXON FOR NILE. TF you Wsiiit :h PIAKO call and see those at _L Office. Cheaper than ever known in this Marl and as*' khI ns tho best. Instrument# worth 6.100 sold at 9423. jaA V MtiMhKV Wtii Before you buv, come and trv dec 7 J. F. WINTEH x C Negroes Wanted. i rvrv FOR the New Orleans Ma-ket. Apply at L U U Thos. Bagby’a Negro Mart, on Poplar St, near Adamsft Reynold's Colton Ware House, where righ rioligio-us Boolts. SAMUEL BOYJviN, Dejiositorj- Agent of tho ItiUo Boaril and Col porteur Society, COTTON AVENUE, MACON, C ORGLl, W ILL keep a full supply of such BOOKS as The Religious l'ublic will want, inolu-’ ding Coinmcnturirs,Concorduui cs, Tlu-olog- ic:,l YVoriis, 1-oolrs of Travels, Religious and Devotional works of various kinds, and SUNDAY' SCHOOLBOOKS. Particular attention will be paid to the wants of ]TIiuisicrs ami Mali 1mtil Sc bools. The works ofthe BEST WRITERS OF EVERY AGE, who by their learning and piety have enriched our literature, will bo ki-pt. Prices will be moderate. US'* Order* from a distance will receive prompt attention. (dec 14—if CHEAP CLOTHING. (TRIANGULAR BLOCK.) J&i****M@BMffE"FD1T©Ini & ©© Mil Cmsbv.—Wq wish to make itJuiuwn to the pe*>p!eof .Mneon, and the country generally, through yonr extensive circulation, that we are now cffeiing our large Stock oi*CIoIliiaf,w. at very rrdaced price#. Our Slock of heavy Over Coats and thick Clothing generally, is very Ufije; we do not intend to lommer them over. We shall offer inducement.* for the next thirty day*. t~tTA large stock of HATS and CAPS at cosf. decsl HORACE FITCH CO. Ladies' Cloaks. J UST opened, this d».v, another large lot of those handsome Cloth and Velvet Cloaks, at For Sale. wNE of the mo derirable rc -i lenc * in the city, i, corner of (3*where the subsu Oak and Second Streets. Tho Lot contaii s thre* quarters of *0 acre, and is highly improve* 1 vith choice varieties of l*each, Apricots, Grape# in dot her fruits, and Flowers. The Dwelling contains ten Rooms, Closet n all. Te For particulars, t Brantly. If not sold bet or an approved tuirjii Macon, Dec. 14t:i, IHSs tar City paper, copy. n«iuire o 9 Christi . j mad* ea#y. J. Del8oache or W- ia « it will be rent*id to C?>:0. W. ADAMS.