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About Cuthbert weekly appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-???? | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1870)
THE CDMBEEir APPEAL. HOME A KP' AT 1?!^ Burulauy. —The smokw house of Mr. Sawyer In the heart of our city, was forcibly entered last week anu robbed. Street Lamps. —A visit to the square In the dead hour of night recently, revealed the fact that the lamp* emitted a very dull and lusire le* light. They only served to make the darkness more apparent. Light is the great antagonist of thieves, and w« trust the authorities will see to it that ours are kept properly trimm ■<! ami burning. Almost A Fimc.-JLast night about 10 o’clock a k«ro»ene lamp at Mr. J. McK. Ganns store, in the act of bring extinguished. exploded, set ting fire to achxir and the fl >or. and threatening a disastrous conflagration. Happily the flames were sulwlned with but little damage, owing to the speedy assiststance afforded, and the presence of mind displayed by the employees of the es tablishment -The red jackets appeared promptly on the *cene we learn, but there was no occasion for the . service* of the engine. •Candles and sperm oil in the absence of gas. should be used exclusively in the lighting of our •tores. W sue ! Wine!! Superior W toe, For sale by mar 24 §m MARTIN * HAY. MT You will find at W. B. DIXSON'S Sa .-loon, the FINEST CIGARS. FINEST TOBACCO, FINEST WHISKEY, FINEST BRANDIES, FINEST GIN, In the city. mar24-6m* Grand Vocal AND » Instrument al Concert AT College Mall .' March 25,1870, at 8 o’clock, P. M. IT affords me great pleasure to announce Vbat I’iat F. W. ERDMAV, Director nt Music in And tw Fe nttle College, ably assisted by hid olass jtnd oiuers, will give a Musical Entertainment! At the above Hall «m FRIDAY, March 25th inst, The character of the Music will be of Ihe highest order. and a brilliant pei'ormanc- mav be expected Adims*i>n Fee 50.cantd. No tickets—motley .to be paid at the door. KrspecTtulljr, A L. HAMILTON, President. N. B.—Programmes will bo distributed in due time. mar 17 2t For Cholera, in Costs. Macon Geo., Minch 10, 1870. if air s. L. IF. Ilu.nl 4f Co. — Gents. —I wish <to let you know that I have cured three of my cows of cholera by using your Central City Con dition Powders and I b.riieve it will cure in ev ery case if given in time. I have recommend ;d it to my ne’ghbours and it has never failed in a •ingle instance. Yours Truly, D. C. Dunbar. -- «*► “A reasonable reasonable reason Is none the worse for repetii ion.” •nd we therefore again call attention to the ad vertisement of J. 11. Callaway & Cos. “We •peak that we do know’’ when we received their flour to be as good us the market afford. A lleaetht Direst ion.— Life is rendered miserable when the digestive organs are ittipair •d. Food becomes repulsive ; the body ema c’atecl ; the mind depressed, and melancholy broods over you. TUTT3 VEGETABLE LIV Elt PILLS is the remedy for these evils ; they .-produce sound digestion ; create a good appe. -tile, impart refreshing (deep and cheerfulness cf mind. • For sale by J. J. McDonald. Triumphant. -Tlx- justly celebrated StiefTs Piano* have received seoen gold medals, and six flrut-claftS Premiums, at the Marylaud Institute Fair, Baltimore, and at the aavvriU Southern Fair*, held in October and November, 4809; -Cape Fear Agricultural Fair, held at Wilming don. N. '.; North Carol in i State Fair, Raleigh. til, C.; Lynchburg Agricultural and Uochamc.il Fair ; Augusta County Fair ; WytheviHe Vir ginia Fair; the Fair at Rorae.G i,, and Illinois. Stress’s took firs, premiums over nil competi tor* of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. The excellence of tone, workmanship, and gen eral finish of these Pianos are unsurpassed. Per sons visiting Baltimore should not full to exam ine the Pianos for themselves, at his splendid new warerooras, No. 9 N. Liberty Street, Bal timore, Md. Dr. TANARUS, S. Powell is agent for the above Pi anos, and persons desiring to examine the same iCanidu so by culling at his Drug store. &peeie Payment Resumed! SPECIE <MVEN OUT IN CHANGE AT OBR BT.IRK. Our Goods were bought at Fair Prices, and you would bo astonished to see How JLow We are Selling Tlietul It beats anything you have seen since the ■war. We have everything for the season. See our ■advertisement'in this paper for particulars. Avoid Debt, These critical times, and buy from us FOR -CASH. We wfll certaiuly make it to your in terest to do so. SCOTT & SMITH. The Soros Ture.—We acknowledge the re ceipt of ft bottle of scnppciuong wine grown by Messrs H»y & Martin, wbo are engaged in tire culture of the grape for market. The flavor is delicious, retaining in a remarka ble degree the aroma and loqnet- of the fruit, and we are well as.-ured the choice fulorniau ol the ancient bard, did not surpass in richness and .excellence this wine of native growth. We are at no loss now to account for the ugly accident which befell our venerable forefat Inr while innocently quafling the juice ot Wbe grape. He pressed the scuppernong no doubt, and the result was that a sparkling fluid which trip ped up hit heels, and laid the patriarch low. Who can blame him ? Wbo would not have done like wise when thirsty, if that delicious drink had been presented to bl.m, and he knew that it was nothing more than the harmless juice of the grape. But there is a moral in all this. Thorns lay in deadly ambush even when encircled by the fragrant rose, and the most innocent pleasures when indulged in to excess, will I-ad Ui grief.— Continence, virtue and piety should therefore be nought after as the brightest jewels in the coro net ot youth. Having ttnis'ied our mardtizme. we would again resume our J cm however, and recommend all who fancy a healthy and harmless beverage when used with discretion, to pa.trainee toe cel lar.of Messrs. Hay & Martin. See advertisement. The weather is soil **<•«! balmy, an-i vegetation if it continues will come foi-, ward like magic. A FArrtif Ui, Ministry.—The tbr-e earnest and devoted pastors who occupy the pulpits of the several churches of onr city, are doing their whole duty nobly, and in singleness of heart, by their respective charges. A few Sabbaths siuca, Rev. J. S. Cozby, of the Presbyterian church, preached a searching and powerful discourse upon the necessity of honesty aud strict integr ty in all our dealings, and in every relation of life. Mr. e. Is an able and polished writer, and most excellent Chris tian, and his exhortations ware pointed and em inently practical. That modern legislation which seeks to over turn the ancient principle of meum and tuum. and strikes at the foundations ot morality by justifying the cancelling of sacred obligations, was sufficiently rebuked if net in set terms, by the whole scope and hearing of that remarkable sermon. Even he who delayed the payment of a just debt from motives of personal convenience, did not escape reprohatiorr. Then very soon followed the manly and im passioned utterances of Rev. E. McGehee, ia a simitar strain, as published in a recent issue of tbi-paper. Os Mr. McGehee it may be said, he is no time server, or pulpit trimmer who would carpet the rugged way of the sinner for him, and eveu elide the flames of hell by winking at popular transgressions. and mildly depicting the retribution of the wicked Ou the contrary John Knox himself, or Zwingle of enthusiastic memory, could not have I wen more emphatic in their denui c ations of error in every shap We well remember the down cast looks of bis auditory, as the inference tliou art the man was taken home to each heart, as the sins ot every class of the community were held up to view. But it was reserved for Rev. Mr. Daniel, of the Baptist church, in his sermon on last Sab bath, to add the finishing touches to the dark picture, which bis brethren had so faithfully sketched of the sins and short comings of our people. The inconsistences of believers, their indul gence in amusements of doubtful propriety such as the ball room, theatre and circus, the neces sity for increased zeal and fervor on the part of Christ’s followers in their master s work .all were strongly and ably set forth by the speaker. No uncertain sound was emitted from the jrutqpet of this herald of the cross. We are persuaded that in his hands, the word of God is indeed sharp as a two edged sword dividing asunder even to tli ■ joint* and marrow. Few there who did not fall within the scope and purview of his remarks, while all went away with abundant food for meditation and self examination. Mr. Daniel among other tbii gs quoted a re mark .recently made by an aged Christian, that one influential church member who led an incon sistent life, could checkmate and destroy the efforts for good of all of bis brethren. The world is quick to seize upon every salient point which will tell against eur holy religion, and the short comings of professors ever furnish abundant material lor the diatribes and venom of the scoffer As stated in the outset, we however., are bles sed with the minis* rations of faithful and devo ted men ot God, who preach the whole truth as it iStffi 'Jesus, u ml'hesitate not like a good pliy - sic inn to apply the scalpel when and where need, ed. It is for us therefore, to improve aright .these precious messages of peace. Andriw Female Cou.Kun.--We earnestly in vite the attention of our citizens, and every friend and patron of Audrey College, to the adtlress of Dr. Humiltou which is published in another, column. Now that the herculean efforts of this popular educator are about to be rewarded, by the in gathering of a rich harvest of precious youth, representing the flower and elite of the land, it is for you to decide, whether a period ie to be put to lus usefulness. From the Doctors statement it appears, that the maximum number has been attained which can possibly he accommodated within the walls of the institution. Yet the admirable corps of instructors, and the machinery now in operation, is adequate for the proper education of twice the number of students In actual attendance. Again, a commodious bail for tbe physical ex ercises of the young lsd.es is .also especially needed. At present, the President of the college would be coutent, if the basemedt roomi of tbe main edifice could !>e floored and fitted tip,aud even an unfinished and very plain building erected as a caliltheuic hall. The sum needed is not very large, and we are assured that even > subscription of SS3J from our people, supplemented us it would be by pub lic contributions at the upprquelling commence ment, would go far towards accomplishing the desired Object. Surely a feeling of pride, as well a* paramount self interest should impel our merehauU and oilmens to respoud with alacrity to this moder ate request. Andrew College lias already earned An envia ble repntatiun among the seminaries of toe South, and maty of.her daughters even now as matrons and mothers, adorn the households and shed lustre upon -the society of the country. •From all quariers there is promise that large numbers from remote States aud districts, are •still anxious to enjoy its advantages . Shall we dampen tins enthusiasm, and check iaglorionsly tlie oaward.career-ot our favorite scat of learn ing? Let no such thought be entertained even for a moment ? We 6hall be happy to. chrorfidle any ment on the part of our community, for the fur therance of tbe laudable design which has been thus briefly -set -forth. Who will set the ball in motion. Come friends let us be up and doing, tor tbe honor of our beair tiful city and tbe best interests of the fair daugh ters o! the •Sunny South. The Last Chance, —The supply of E. F. Coes'iphosphate is exhausted, and purchasers are notified that all orders-have arrived. I have a fiw tons of Schleys Georgia Fertilizers and the celebrated Etiwan or Carolina phosphate on hand, and in store however, and applicants shou Id be quick, if they do not wish to be shared out. 3All who have not settled their guano accounts, are notified that the matter must bo attended to before the article is taken from the depot. H. H. Jones. Great Fortunes. —Great fortunes are not eas ily acquired in these days ot sharp Competition and base treachery. Euen when -they -are ac. qnired. they too often find the possessor a mere wreck, having made a drudge and slave of him self in toiling incessantly for that which he is permitted to hold for a few brief months before he is laid away in the grave. We must confess that in this view of the case, the ‘G ;EAT HEN DERSON CO., KY. PRIZE SCHEME” has powerful attractions for even the most staid.— Here are great fortunes, to be won without hag gard toil, aud the whole secured by a legal charter, and in the hands of men of the most undoubted integrity. We are r* ady to aid any of our friends who may command «s, in seem ing tickets or information about this matter. ‘Koskoo,” —'this medicine is rapidly gaining the confidence of the-people, and the numerous testimonials of its vtrtßes, giyttu by practitiuti ers of medicine, leave no doubt that it is a safe and reliable remedy for impurity of the blood, 'liver disaas., etc. Tbe last Medical Journal -contains an article from Prof. R. S. Newton, M D., President of the E. Medical College, city of New ’York, that speaks in high terms of its curative properties, and giv«rs a special recommendation of Koskoo to the practitioners of medicine. This is', we believe, the fit st instance where Rtieh medicines have been officially endorsed by the Faculty of any of the medical colleges, and reflects great credit upon the skill of Dr. Lawrence, its com pounder, aud .also ,puis Koskoo iu the van of all other medicines of the present day. —Norfolk Dad>j Journal, Dec. 11, 1869. Tuk Concert To-morrow Niuur.— by invita tion it has been our privilege to be present at one of the rehearsals of Professor Erdrnand and bis amateur band of young ladies, members of the musical class of Mr. Pulaski and Miss. Walk er. To say that we were pleased, would utterly fail to express our appreciation of the entenain meut. We were not only pleased, but astonished, charmed, and delighted with what we saw and heard. Os course it would be vtahpropot to lift the vail in advance, and afford even an inkling to the expectant public of the pleasures in store for it. In all candor we will say however, and are quite willing to submit to the arbitrament of the sharpest critic, that the contemplated con cert will be one of the most recherche and ad mirable musical treats, ever produced before a Cutlibert audience. Now is the time therefore for gallant young men to attest their deyotion to the fair, by their presence on Friday evening, while to young and old, the gay aud sober, and all lovers of sweet curcord, arid that art which elevates the soul, and enkindles the loftiest aspirations in the hu man heart, we would say fail not to atleud. if yon value an hour of perfect enjoyment. Here eveu the most mawkish prudery can in terpose no obstacle to your coming, while you have also the pleasing satisfaction of knowing, that the trifle donated as au entrance fee, will he applied to practical uses for (he benefit of our own daughters. As before announced, the proceed* of the con cert will be devoted to the purchase of sew mu sical instruments for the college. Here then an opportunity is afforded to all. of contributing to a praiseworthy object, while at tile same time they will realize we can assure them, infintely more than value received. Let there be a general rally then to the col lege chapel on Friday evening, and we prom ise that all will be charmed with the brilliant performances of the hour. The Weather.— Again we are called upon to report excessive rains, and our farmers too, were never more backward. Quantities of fertilize.s have accumulated 8j the depot of Hie S. W. Railroad, awaiting re moval, when the roads become more p .usable.— We hear of little or no corn above ground, while the apprehension is general, that replanting to a great extent will be necessary. The fruit has been partially killed, and peach es will be scarce in this region. Gardens are unpromising, and the fruit trees lor the most past are still destitute of buds and foliage. On ibe whole, the out look of tilings is unfa vorable, to the husbandman, and the decline in cottou should cause every oue to shojten sail and bug the shore to avoid the gathering storm. Personae. —Certain embossed cards elegantly gotten up. recently received, with peculiar ca balistic inscriptions, tell the “ower true tale” that our young friend May, James, Andlty, Max well chief engineer of the Atlantic and Guß Railroad, sick of tent life, has selected a lovely partner and gone Into permanent quarters at Thomasville. As he Juts “married him a wife” and there fore cannot be expected to come to time immedi ately, we are willing to allow him a long fnr lougb .from active dnty. But if petticoat influ ence is to be brought to bear to deprive the pub lic of the services of the Major, we must in com. mon with a multitude, enter.our protest .in the prtmisee. Stop your -ears for the present then dear Bridegroom to the sill ill note of the steam wlJls tle, and do your devoirs like a true knight at the shrine of love and beauty, but when the honey moon is over, remember such tender dalliance will not be relished by .the practical world. With compass and spirit level, wo shall then expect to hear of you in the field again, and the gentle lady who sighs in her bower, will not love the less, her iiege lord, for bis devotion to duty and the interests of the country. To cease circumlocution, we trust the Majors marriage will not abbreviate, or interfere wish the active discharge of his eludes as the chief en gineer of a great enterprise. We wish the happy couple every joy the God of love can luetow. Progress o» ''T Commerce.— The dill’; _. ~n imjjoj-ts sot the uxm-tb of Feh.fluiy lust were $77,440 *2l in gold. (fc value of the same was slsß 73350. The value of exports foreign was $3,130 075. The value of exports coastwise w as $1,762 -28 00 Trio number of entries coastwiso were eighty.three; foreign seven. The number of clearances coastwise were seventy four ; foreign, thirty-three. The above figures show a tle< ideri preponderance over the same month last year There has beeu -bo month since ihe opening of the port which shows any comparison. In fact the figures— so far as duties Collected are concerned are the largest numerically that ever entered the Custom House btore or sub sequent to the war.— Sav. Hep. Revels’ Speech.- The correspondent of ihe Baltimore Gazette says ; A gala day in the Seeate. You will receive a full report-otherwise Revels, the mulatto Senator, exhibited himself. Hs ‘‘speech’’ was leuglred oat by ‘ Gov ernor” Bullock, and received its rhetori cal polish from Sumner. The orator was trained, as to -delivery, -including geslures and by-play, by Brake and Stew-art. After all, however, he could hut disregard Hamlet’s advice to the players ; Speak the speech I pray you, as I yrutiouneed it 4o you—trippingly on the tongue” The poor fellow avvluliy “«x>ufed” the King’s English Every body seemed to pity him, and turse the hypocrites who have brought hits to hie preset .pass. Pap.ticci.ars of Yerger'b Escape.— J ackson, Miss., March 42. Yerger made his escape from the city j ail this morn ing, at early day-break, by climbing the board fence which surrounds the prison yard. The first, two nights after being handed over to the civil authorities, Yerger was confined in one of the cells of the iron cages. Since then he has had more*eomf*ii>tahie qoiarters in-a room without fastening on either window or door, aud giving tree access to the yard by day and nigiit. A little b fore five t> clock this morning he sent the jailer for a cup of coffee to the udj, iniiig mar ket-house,’ and during his ui settee Yer ger availed himself ol a convenient empty barrel and box, and by their aid easily leached the tap of the jtliiiteen foot fence, lfe to k the jailer’s revol ver with him on his escape. Yerger made direct lor the boarding house, of Mrs. Bud;, and abruptly en tering the bed room <vf Lieutenant Ap pleion, inquired if that was C-.l -nel Hamilton’s .© m. He was told-that the gentleman roomed immediately below. Colonel H mi ton was ttie former new* panel partner of Yerger, and the same pel sod who is supposed to have 'neon implicated in Yerget’s military confine, rttent. I" the faint hglit of th<- tnoi uitig, Lieutenant Appleton failed to reo 1 ogurzu his early visitor. Squads of military, on the requisition of Governor Aleern, have this aitiTimon been in search of Yerger, but up to to iviubt without success.— Cincinndtti Com mercial, Gen. John C B reckon ridge is to edit a paper at Lexington, Kentucky It will be tbe popular paper of great West. ' • ’ The Season anm its Danueics. The human body is chiefly composed of tissues aud fibres as sensitive to every change iu the condition of the atmosphere as the most delicate electrometer, or the quicksilver in a barometer tube. The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs, and the excretory organs are especially liable to be affected by these v iriations, and the I est and . fence againgt their disastrous tendency is to' keep the digestive machinery, which feeds and nourishes the whole system, iu good wo. king or der. If the stomach is weak or disordered neither the blood nor the bile can be in a healtoy state, and upon the fitness of these two important flu ids for the offices assigued to them by nature, and the regularity of their flow, health in a great measure depends. When the air is heavily laden with chilling vapors, as it often is at this season of the year, the digestion shod Id fee an object- of peculiar care. If it is weak and languid, the whole pbys. ical structure will be enervated. If it is vigor ous, the entire organization will be strong to re sist the untoward and depressing influence of a damp at and viriated atmosphere. A pure and powerful tonic is therefore espe cially needed as a safeguard against the diseases most common ia the spriug, aid Hosteller’* .Stomach Bitters being the most wholesome and potent medicine of the class at present known, a course of it is particularly advisable at this pe riod of the year. The stomach will thereby be toiled and strength- n.-d. the liver and bowels regulated, the nervous system braced op, and nature put in a state ot active defence against the miasma . which superinduces intermittent and remittent fevers, rheumatisms, nervous de bility, bea .ac-he, hypochondria and other com' plaints which are apt to assail the untoned and unfortified organizations. The body is strength ened without exciting the brain, and consequent ly no unp eosant reaction follow* its reyiying ana renovating operation. or O'.d maids are described as ‘‘cmbeifl from wind) the sparks have fled. M B®, A lady, who was a stitch ob s«iwer of etiquette, being unable to ai tend church one Sunday, sent her card. J®, A literary man in Boston is so short that when he is ill he does not know whether he has headache or corns. SPECIAL INDUCES. A Card. —We, the undersigned Physicians feei thankful for the palronagd heretofore ex tended to us, and a ill continue to praet'ce du ring the year 1870 for those who have paid their Medical Bills, or will make satisfactory arrangements to do so, and/or no others— chari ty cases excepted. Names of pAi-ties faili"g to pay. or make ar rangements as above stated, will be furnished by each Physician respectively, to the other members of the profession. G. W. Cobb, M.D., J. B. Smith, M.D. , R. S. Jackson, M.D., L. McLester, M.D., P. R Holt. M.D., W. B. Tacrkit, M.D, dec‘23-3m Rheumatics, Listen and Learn. —Prof. Kny ton. the popular and celebrated manufacturer of Kuyton s Oil of Life, the be=t and surest lin iment, for rheumatism known, has dow discon_ tinued his trav- Is throughout the States to see the lame and ti e cripple, and those otherwise afliuted by rheumaiistn, or neuralgia, or pains in the side, <te., for he argues, and well too, fiist the people can cure themselves without him by using his Oil of Life ; the virtues of which are unviersully acknowledged. Some people were foolish enough to think from the swift and spe*dy cures made on the *pot, be fore their eyes or their-friend*, that the Pro fessor’s hands were bewdtehed, but we assure all tWkt. the sterling virtue lies only in the Oil of Life and trood rubbing. For -rheumatism, nenra'gia, pains in the back, joints or sides, or wherever a linirnent-ean tm used that Ka§’ton’s Oil of Life is acknowledged as great and with out an equal, giving the patient almost instan taneous relief by one rubbing. For sprains or bruises, it has dlso been used with marked suc cess. Kayton’s Dyspeptic Pills purely vegetable, *>e an excellent cathartic. McKesson A Rob bins, wholesale agents. Jacob Li man, Proprietor. ts. Wholesale Drue House, S-ivannah. RHEUMATISM. FOR A SWIFT AND SURE CURE USE Kiivloii's Oil of Life, THE GREATEST LINIMENT OF THE AGE! It Works like a Ckarm. * It bas-been applied tothe masse* in the streets of Savannah, Macon, Augusta, Columbus, Mont gomery, anti all lending cities and towns to tbe Mississippi river, from bis -famous carriage, for many years, with WONDERFUL SUCCESSI The most severe cases of RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. PAINS IN THE BACK, BREAST, JOINTS, and SIDES, Were brought to the Professor, who as quickly rubbed tbe patient thoroughly With his OIL OF LIFE, Sending them away in evprv instance entirely re lieved. thua emsing one bottl>» of the Linement to save hundreds of dollaie iu 'Doctors’ bills- KAYTON’S OIL of LIFE •Is now -considered by ?II who have witnessed its ap lirat'OM t«» be ihe true anil reliable Uetnedr fi*r RHEUMATISM NEURALOU, and for all Pams and Aches whoever a Lmiutent can be used. Kavtoii’s Oil of Life! V The never-failing German l iniment, is unequaled tor its sterling virtues in tbe histoiy of Medicines —making a-wist and sure cure, giving relief ki ever* case utmost hy the first rubbing. Read .-atic tiiSUuioiiuils aud hear -Ahe opinion of-tbe people. For sate bv all ie tiling Drug Store*. McKESSIN &' ROBBINS, WHOLESALE AGENTS, NEW YORK. OaeaiKTort, JA.COB LI PPM AN, VVHQi.ESA L£ DRUG IMi USE, SNVANNAU.G* FTmAPUGE. The Justly Celebrated CHIU. AND FEVER KXPEI.I.ER, Acta as a Tonic and as an Appetizer, giving the .patient strong’h and building ftp ois system, leav tug him strong and healthier than betoie the at lack. tititt For Sale. A FEW HUNDRED BUS ELS of HELECET UJXJN rDITOV SEED, deliveied at my p-utita ion, at $1 iO per bushel. Sacked and de- I iveted uu the R ilmii'l at lift, Ad orders ad dressed to me at Cuihbert, tviH be promptly mi tend ed to.' ' feblOtf DAVID GOFF. . Koskoo ! THE GREAT REPUTATION Which Koskoo has attained in all parts of the .country Asa GREAT and GOOD MEDICINE And the Large Number of leilimonia.lt which are constantly being received from Phy sicians, and persons who have bern cuikd by its use, is conclusive pi oof of iia remarkable value. AS A BLOOD PURIFIER IT HAS NO EQUAL SEIKO POSITIVELY THE MOST Powerful Vegetable Alterative YLT DISCOVERED. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. “The life of the flish is in the Blood * il 'a Scriptural maxim that science proves to be t-rne. The people talk of b.»l blood, as the cause of many diseases, ami like many popu lar opinions this of bad blood is iounded iu truth. " The svmptoms of bad blood are usually quite plain—bad Digeetiuu—causes imperfect uutritieu, and consequently the circulation is feeble, the soft t asucs loose their tone and elasticity, snd tbe tongue becomes pale, litoad, and frequently covered with a nasty, white coat. This condition soon shows itself m roughness «f the skin, then in eiuptire and ulcerative diseases, ami when lout? continued, results in serious lesions of the Braiu, Liver, Lungs, or urinary appaiat s. Much, very much, suffering is caused by impure blood. It is estimated by some that, one-firth of the hu man family are effected with 6Ciofula in some form. When the Blood is pure, you are not so lia ble to any disease. Many impurities of the Blood arise from impure diseases of large cit ies. Eradicate every imp inly from the foun taiu of life, and good spirits, fair skin aod vital strength will return to you. KOSKOO! AS A LIVER INVIGORATOR! STANDS UNRIVALLED. BEING THE ONLY KNOWN MEDICINE that efficiently stimulates and cor recti *he hepatic secretions and functional derangements of the Liver, without Debilitating the system. While it acta freely upon the Liver instead of copious purging, it grad tally changes the dis charges to a perfect natural state. SYMPTOMS OF LfVER COMPLAINT AND OF SOME OF THOSE DISEASES PRODUCED BY IT- A sallow or yellow color of the rfkin, or yel lowish-brown spots on the face and other parts of the body,; dulness and d'owsiness, some times headache; bitter or bn-1 'taste in the mouth, internal heatj in mane cases a dry, teasing cough.; unsteady appetite ; sometimes sour stomach, wiib a.raising of the food ; a bloa.ed .or full iVeling ahout-the stomach and sides ; aggravating pains in tire sides, back, or breast, and abo-.t thu shoulders; constipation of the bowels; piles, flatulence, coldness .es the extremities, etc. KOSKOO! Is * remedy, of Wonderful Efficagy in the cure of diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. In these Affections it is as near a specific ns any remedy can be. It does its work kindly, si lently and surely. The relief which it affords '8 both certain and perceptible. DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLAD -DFR. Persons unacquainted with the structure and functions ot the Kidneys cam ot estimate the importance of th-ir heutt ry action. Regular ' nd sufficient, action of the Kidneys i» as important, nay, even more so. than regu larity of die bowels. The Kidneys remove from the Blood those effete matters which, if permitted to remain, would speedily destroy life. A total suspension of the urinary dis charges will occasion death from thirty-six to forty-eight houiS. When the Unite is voided in small quanti ties at the time, or when there is a disposition io Urinue more frequently feha" natural, or when the lirim-is high .colored or scalding with weakness in the small of the back, it should not be trifled with or delayed; but K’o-koo should be taken at ot ce to remedy the difficulty, before a lesion o! the organs takes place. Most of the diseases of the Bladder originate front those of the Kidneys, the Urine bei -gimperfectly secreted in the Kidneys, prove irri ating to the Bladder and Urinary passages. When we recollect that medicine never reaches the Kidneys except through tiie general -circulation of tl e Blood, we see how necessary .it is-to keep the Fountain of Life Pure. KOSKOO! fleets with gbeat success in th e curb of DISEASES OF THENERVOUS SYSTEM. Almost nine-tenths of (f'ur people suffer from nervou-* exhaustion, and are therefore, liable to its concomitant, evils of mental depression confused ideas, softening of tnebrain, insanity, and complete breaking down of the general health. Thousands ure suffering to-day with broken-down nervous syatems, and, unfortu nately, tobacco, alcohol, late hours, over-work, (mental and physical.) are causing diseases of the nervous system to increase at a fearful ra tio. The symptoms to which disease-* of the nerv ous system give rise, mav be stated as follows : A dull, heavy feeling in the head, sometimes more or less severe ain or headache; Period ical Headache, Dizziness. Noises or Ringing in the Head ; t'oi fusion of Ideas.; 'Jemp n-ary Loss of Memery • Dej-.ction.of Spirits : Start ing. during Sleep; B-d Dreams ; Hesitation in An weeing Questions; Dtilneas of Heating; Twitchii-g of the Face, Arms, etc., which, if rot -promptly t eated. lea - to Pa ah sis, Delirium, Insanity, lmputeucy, Apoplexy, etc., etc. ROSE 0 0! Ie NOT a secret quack remedy. FORM-ULA around each bottle. Recooimended by the, best. Physicians, eminent Divines, Editors, Dtuggists, Merchants, etc. Tue Best amd Most Popular Medicise ix Use. PRLPARED ONLY BT J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D,; ORGANIC CHEMIST. Laboratory and Office, No. $ Main St., NORFOLK, VA. Pi ice—ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLF, For sale by every where 1 marl7-Gm P* A HEROIC REMEDY. HENRY’S oahboiaio Constitution RENOVATOR! .. BASED ON SCIENCE. PREPARED WITH SKILL, and all the available ingenuity and expertness that the art of pharmacy of the present day cau contriuute And Combining in Concentrated Form tho most Valuable Vegetable Juices Known in the History of Medicines for PUttIFYING THE BLOOD, Imparting iN-URTURE TO THE SYSTEM, Tone to the Stomach, And a Healthy Aetion of the Liver, Kidneys, Secretive -and Excretive Organs. A DYING ZOUAVE Lay breathing his last on the battlefield, his .companions surged on .and left him alone.— Tney knew the causa of his approaching end— it was the deadly bullet. No friendly voice could cheer biin to life—no human skill could save hitu. Thousands of Precious Lives are to-day as rapidly sinking, and as surely tottering on to an untimely end, in Suffering, Agony. Wretchedness, aud Ignorance of the cau3e which Science can arr e st and assuage. Nourish into new Life and Vigor, And caus 3 the Bloom of Health To dance once more npon their withered Cheeks. DISEASE, LIKE ATHIEF, Steals upon its victims unawares, and before they are aware of its attack, plants itself firm ly in tbe system, and through neglect or inat tention becomes seated, and defies all ordinary or tempo) ary treatment tp relinquish its mer ciless grasp. Do You Know the Cause oT The wasted form—the hollow cheek! The withered face—the sallow-complexion ! The feeble vaise —tha snake a, glassy eye 1 The emaciated form—the trembling frame t The treaoherous pimple -the torturing sore l The repulsive eruption -the iLflamed eye ? The impled face -the rough cMorless.skin t and debilitating aiimenis of the present age » The answer is simple, and covers the whole ground in all its phases viz; the FANGS OF DISEASE AND HEREDITARY TAINT Are firmly fixed in tbe Fountain of Life—the Blood. THE indiscriminate Vaccination during the late war, with diseased Lymph has TAINTED ThE BEST BLOOD In tbe entire bind. It has planted Ibe germ of tbe most melancholy disease in the veins of men. women and children on all sides, and tio’.hiiig.short of A HEROIC REMEDY will Eiadicate it root and branch, forever. Such a Remedy is HENRY’S CARBOLIC {JONS TITUTIOJV RENOVATOR. On reaching Tiie Stomach, it assimilates at once with the fond and liquids therein, aud from the moment it passes into the Blood, it at tacks disease rifles fountain head, ‘in its germ and maturity, and dissipates it‘through the av enues of the organs with uaeniug certainty, and sends new and pure Blood bounding through every artery and vein. The tuber ule* of Scrofula that sometimes flourish and stud the inner coating of the ab domen. like kernels ofjeorn, are withered, dis solved and eradicated and the diseased parts nourished iu-to life. The Torpid Liver and in active Kidneys are stimulated to a healthy se cretion, aud their nntu-al functions restored to renewed health and activity*. Its action upon the blood, fluids of the body, aud Glandular'System, are TONIC. PURIFYING AND sDIHNFECTANT, At its touch disease droops, dies, aud the vic tim of its violence, as it were, LEAPS TO NEW LIFE. It Relieves the entire system of Pains and Aelus, enlivens the spirits, and imparts a Sparkling bright i ess to the Eye, A rosy glow to tie Cheek, A ruby ti ge to the Lip, A clearness to the Head, A biightnaarto the Complexion, A buoyancy to the Spirits, Asd happiness on all sides. Thousands have been rescued frem the "verge of tl e grave by its timely use. This Remedy is now offered to the public with the most solemn assurance of its intrinsic medicinal wirtues, and powerful Healing prop erties. Fon oud Affbcnons of tttk Kidneys, Retentian of Urine, And Diseases of Women and Children. Nervous Prostration, Weakness, General Lassi tude, and Loss of Appetite, it is unsurpassed. It extinguishes Affect’or.s of the Bones. Habitual Costrvene3&, 'Diseases of the Sidneys, Dyspepsia, Erysipetjs, Female irreg ilarittes, fis tula. all Skin Diseases. Liver Complaint.lr.digcetion, Piles, Rulna inat-y Diseases, Oon -suttaption, Scrofula } •or King's Evil, V ■ 6yp hill is, * Prepared by Prof. M. E. HENRY, DIRECTOR GENERAL O* RUE BERLIN HOSPITAL, . M. A, L. h. D„ F. R. S. fIENRY Sc C 0 Proprietors-. Laboratory, 278 Pearl Street Post-Office Box, 6272, New York. BT* OONSTTTUIION REN ©VALOR is $t per bottle, six l>oities for $5. Sent anywhere on receipt of price. Patients are requested to correspond confidentially, and reply will be made by following mail. Sold by all respectable Druggists. Entered according to Ant of Congress by M. K Henry, in the Clerk’s Office of the District court for the Southern District of New Y«tk, marl’-ly New Advertisement, White Tennessee Meal, 100 Barrels best Syrup in Georgia, 50 Barrels Assorted Sugar, I®o “ “ Fiosr, 50 Casks Bacon, 25 Barrels Irish Potatoes, 100 Bedsteads, 500 Chairs-'Assorted, 10,000 Pounds Iron and Steel, $5,000 Baggy and Wagon Material, 1,000 Bushels Corn, BlacK Smitli Tools, AND THE LARGEST AND MOST General Stock of Goods in Ge Come and see if I &m publishing a lie ! jan2oct J. McK. GUJN N. Attention Planters T WOULD ANNOUNCE TO MY NUMEROUS FRIENDS AND TEE PUBLIC GENERALLY, that I am still prepared to supply them with »n\* ;urticle i u the * ' - - Grocery laine, And will continue to keep on hand Salt, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Syrup, Sugars and Coffee, And all other articles in this Jice, to which your attention is dircoted. ALo a large Stock of WOOD, WILLOW, & CROCKERY WARE. And a general and well-selected Stock of Hardware tfij Cutlery Also, a,complete Stock of Clothing, I)it Goods, Notions, Hosiery, etc All the above Goods, and a host of others not enumerated, are ofiered ti LIVING PRICES. Cull and examine my Stock. Nothing charged for look inl and but little if you buy. FINALLY, I have enabled somo of you to raise a crop of Cotton the part year. You may not have.gathered as many bales as you wanted, but you hat* sold, or can sell, at fair prices, fur Cash, and make a larger profit than I made at oi the Goods I sold you. To enable -toe to extend similar favors another yea* 3'ou should no longer neglect your “promise .to pay” when you gstbered veur Cotton. I paid cash for the Bacon, Flour, Salt, and other goods you bought es me, which enabled you to raise ibis Cotton. When were you to pay me ? jan27-3m ISAAC EASLEY. 18*3*01 OWEN & SEALT, DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Fancy G-oods, Clothing, Groceries, Hardware etc. •Cuth/berU, Gfeorgia, WE ARE NOW RECEIVING 'LARGE AND NEW SUP PIES OF GOODS OF EVSSItT KITH usually kept by us. We would.call your attention to our 33ry Goods, Just coming in—splendid lot, of new Frints. Tickiny of every quality, Sheeting—brown and b’tac! -. Ot-Sburirs, Stripes of everv kind, a few piece-, of Linsey and Upera Flannel, to fin-'sh up the tratie. Our Hosiery department is now complete. We are receiving almost an entire Stock of Boots and Shoes, Splendid Water-proof Boots, Farmer’s and Dilcher’g Boots, Boys Boots. A splendid lot of Sewed sari. Pegged Calf Shoes lor ladies. Also a nice supply of Children’s Show* just opened. Hardware a Injlbis Bee we are well supplied. Cora», Farmers, and supply yourselves with plenty of geod Axes., floes, Shovels, Spades, forks, Traces, flames, Garden eU Also, a good lot of Buggy Harness, just arrived. Come, buy you some new Harness and *«■— - go to church in safety. Your odd Jiarne-ss-is dangerous. ’ Crockery : In this line our assortment will-he -very complete in a few days. In fact, we are goeng to.keap a, tiood Supply of Everything usually -kept in a First-Clar* Store., Remember our eo-partnerohip is for five years, and perhaps for life. We a •» NOT- Pt’ortnio ar our operations, but CONTI N UOCS, instant in season and out of season, A iwavs ready to smv°- Come now, and supply you selves and be comfortable. When you are a. _ .I® will spend your money, whether a wise man or a fool. ' *■ u ® no * “ ow w • s ate also Agents fur the celebrated GROVjER & BAKER Sewi-r Maclwrieß. fati27tf Important to Farmers an ,| Planter WERRYM AN’S KAW BONE super-phosphate’ for cotton mms phosp hate iias proved itself to be the ciiepe t L atid tully equally to any in the Market—Unsurpassed by the highest prised Guanos, ltf, adaptation to COTTON, wheat, CORN, OATS, TOBACCO, GARDEN TRUCK, GRASSES, Etc., Etc., H«9 'jee-a thoroughly and satisfactorily tested, finely ground and suitaty.* fwt drilling. Put up iu bags of 167 JbsAeacb. O. P. 3VIJEURYMAN & CO., Manufacturers, BALTIMPRI, Uv TESTIMONIAL: MACON, GA., October Mih. Ilf*. Messbs. Lawtos A Lawton, Macon, Ga.—Gentlemen j la obenience to yonf request, I trike eleawra in statiug tnat I purchased from you last spring a tifl of M-rrvmait’s Raw Rone Superpboapbata applied il in a very old field, planted in cotion. 41 y crop suffered from the drought, as all other er r. did io this section ; but 1 am sati-fied that the land fielded twicess fsuch a# it would have yielded w'tU out the manure. The experiment made by me, eatisfi s me that it is a valuable manure, very little itk rior, if any. to Peruvian Uuauo. J aw respecttully, etc., For sale by A. IYERBOJI, ■*- W. H. STARK A CO., BA VANN AH, OKQRGU J-S? 1 to Agents for Circulars containing Testimonials from different sections of the State. jacd-3m • ■ I AM OPENI.SU A FINE STOCK OF PAPXia, Window Shades, Bordering*, Etc., T. 8. I’OWELL, Trustee, febSigt Druggist, Bookseller and S'atkmer. — -* Bugg:iei|B Painted and Eepaiigd. By W. B. McIIAN, Sottth.,etd of J. W. Bntcau'a Shoe Shrp, fe'uiT ?-tu* ' ' £ •
