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Newspaper Page Textlo(s3THsef a t? tmext ■---!■ ' 4. C'uthbert Prices Current. COTTON .15® 16* L iucov— Clear Sides 11 1 f Nil. I .....it'*l2 Canvassed Hants Shoulders 9 ®«l Butter—Goshen - - ”••58 Corintrr ~,.3.><ail> itiiswii 21 Candles: .'»JliUtla ..17te20 Ook.ee Rio, pef ll*.. ......... 22®25 Java 7* 28?'33 Lout—per bb1.,,..-. .i. 8*613} 0 b ain—Com, per fin . 1.35 Wheat ......125 Rve ~..i.75®2.00 Oat*.!.. :vj.;:.U i 9« a, i .«> Peas.... ........i 11.50 ifo«ET..... , l'@l2* Iron—per Mr. .igi/ww,;.... 7i@W Lard »•••. * 14® If. MActfE.iEr Kit5.................... 1 5i'@1.75 Lag* —Clean Colton per 1b..... 2J@3 fete Alt—Brownr«r .. .13J@15 C „*•. “....... ...:r4®15l A " .i....15}@1€ Crnshei!. 1 ... 17 j® 18 kraur—per ga1....... 85®9 I G0®1,25 e* : * - —i _ ’ • - '■ Cholera—llow -to Cork iti-—At the com mencement of the Diarrlie, width precedes an attack of the Cholera, take a teaspooufnl of the Pain Killer in sugar and water, (hot if convenient) and then bathe freely the stomach and bowels with the Pah. Killer clear. Should the diarrbaeor cramps continue, repeat the doe* every ten or fifteen minutes until the pa tient is relieved In extreme cases, two or more tca»poou:u!s may be given at a dose. The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, has no equal. lu cases of Cholera, Summer Com plaints Dyspepsia, Dyseulery, A/sUnna, it cares in one night, by taking it internal y and bathing with lt freely. Its action is like mag ic, when externally applied to Old Sores, Burns tealds and sprains. For sick headache and toothache, don’t fail totry it. In short, it U a nai.i kilter. Directions accompany each bottle. The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Med icines. I’rit'e 25 cents, s(7cents and $1 per bottle. THE BEST STILL, FOAMING & SPARKLING SCUPPERNONG WINE! For salts by W. C. HAY, Jr., niayl2-fiu: . At Isaac Easley’s Store. NMipyernoiig Wine, A superior article for Medicinal, Table Purposes, For wile by api-28 Cm J. C. MARTIN. How to Make Monby.— Send to tbe Am* r ican Publishing Company, Rutland, Vt., for tlicir beautiful Specimen Boole, and make ten dollars the first day you show the book Read their adver'l.-ctfleut in another column, concerning llie Parlor Album, and you will get full particulars. Tlie Parlor Album contains more beautilul embellishments than auy other work extant. The Specimen Book is sent free on receipt of postage- • tW If yon want something in the medicine line to cure the ills flesh is heir to, call at the reliable Drug Store, of W. E. B*bson, North side Broad fit.*—sign of golden Eagle & Mor tar, when you go to Elllaula, and ptircha?e your medicines, for yon are sure to get what is gotff amkptlfer ' octß-ly :«r As our people have commenced to build and repair tlielr bouses. and Hie in want of Paihts, On.*, etc., they will rave money by buying these articles of W. K. Bksson, at the old reliable Drug Store, North side Broad Bt.—sign of golden .Eaule & Mortar, Ktifau •la. wheiethey will always be sure to get (bat is pure and good, and as cheap as they can be liought anywhere. octß-ly ty* Peisons that are sick always want the beet tnatment lliey can get, and they cannot get good treatment without pare and good medicines, and the p|»ce to get snch medi cines Uat the old and reliable Drug Store of W. Bisson, North Bide Broad St.—sign of ,golden Eagle & Motlnr, Eiifuuht, Ala., which has been established over thirty years, and the copulation of which lor selling pure Drugs is as familiar as household words, octß-ly fy? The purest and chea|>eßt medicines can be bought at tlie old reliable Diu« Store of W. E. ItKrSoa North side Broad St.—sign of golden Eagts &- Mortar, at Enfaula. He will uol liave nor sell any bnt the best and purest. Dou’t. fail to give him a call anil pur chase if you want anything in his line. oetß ly Dmhutt ash Emaciation.— B.th result Yrooi the lack of ability to convert the food in to uutriment. How necessary, then, for those Suffering from these alarming symplorog to immediately res:-ft to a rouicdy tliat will strengthen the stomach and digestive organs. l"'or, as soon as this desirable object lias been sueeomptished the health Improves, and the pa tient resumes hie usual personal appearance, felostetter’s Stomach Bitters have attained a ■world-wide popularity in such cases, and have proved‘the best and safest means of removing icons: i pat ion, toning the stomach, giving ener gy 1o tli* liver, and relieving every symptom ■of nervousness ami depression of spirits Its fleering and benctjehil effects-ire highly spo hen of bythonsaiicß wlioowe to it ilreir resto ration to health. No restorative In the annals «*f medicine has attained the same popularity in the short space of time it has been before Hie public, or lias won tba high endorsements ii'orprded to this excellent tonic. Many other preparations purporting to correctives atid restoratives, have iieon introduced, and have rarDhed oge by one, while tlie prtpq*«rity of Hosiettcr’s Stomach Bitters continues to in v-ieasC, andlsnoW recognised as a standnid hdusciioM mfiiiciiie- The success which at icMatWe lUehf Bitter* evinces at once its Viieu**Jtr'alr cases of dwbility and disease of the stomach. Cefthicaies, almost, without tiuudn r, have been paMisbed, attesting irstru IV miragiilpuyiowirin rcnioying those pain mlandfeMffuTt&s. •asee. And at tin's time it, see tits idle to do tnoi e than caH attcntion totlid fin at remedy t>f (be-age. In order to awaken pnlrfiristteuii ip to its excellence. It is the only prepnratlpn of the kind that is reliable in i"Hcases, audit ia therefore Worthy of tlie consideration of the affile ed. ►>.... ; iTnowr^ranlpcrMtheHTAaN i) AK l> BAKING POW DKIt, and the bent article prepared for making light, wholesome and' delicious BISCUITS, ROLLS, BREAD, GRIDDLE sad other CAKES, <kc., Ac. It is Infallible, and altrara ready far Immediate ■te. The best YEAST POWDER foruseon longSEA VOYAGES to ANY PART OF THB GLOBE. It is convenient and economical, NO WASTE OF FOOD I* RE PARE It WITH IT. Sold everywhere hy GROCERS, SHIP-CHANDLERS 'and DEALERS. f DOOLEY & BROTHER, Manufacturers, WHOLESALE DEPOT; «• JTJEW STREJZX, IfXW-YORK. i Dooleys [powder A Radical thinks they hail hot ter stop funding f-co] 1 out of the party while there is any party left. THE CUTHBERT APPEAL ’ ?i|/fj*rj Home Affairs. r f- V'i .'.'j',] ■!../. -..A* It strikes us that the city scavengers should take their rounds bn the principal stbeets oftener than once a week. iti Ufa i..— Several of our merchants are prepar ing to get off to market next week. Oiir physicians have so little to do at home now. that some of them are practicing in the neighboring towns: One of the *• culled bruddere * r in this city, “ fat, black and sixty,” is studying law. _ ’ ‘ .4. A Splediu Rain.—lt commenced ruining lightly before daylight Wednesday morning, and rained nearly day. It was a gentle, easy, soaking rain—jnst what was needed. A gentleman living on the route from our office to our dwclliug, owus a white dog, which be will not own muen longer, UhtfeS be is kept inside the lot at night. —<4» DkßATixb Chins of tbe young men and boys of this city have formed themselves into a debating club, and, we un derstand, have some very interesting discus sions. When properly conducted these clubs are good things, and will prove beneficial to those who engage in them. t Personal. —Mr. John W. Sutlivc, the live, energetic representative of that popular, ac commodating and reliable firm, Boit, A Me- Menzie, called on us the other day. That bouse is prepared to offer its customary liberal advantages to those dealing with them. See card. Mr. J. Es Bridges gives notice that be will sell a valuable farm at the Court House on the first Tuesday iu November. J)oes it Pay ?— A popular insurance agent of this city informs us that a two-dollar ad vertisement in last week’s Appeal was the eau»<e of his doing fitly dollars worth of in surance for one party the day alter the paper came out. Personal.—Capt. Weston, of the Dawson Journal dropped into see us a few minutes on Tuesday morning. lie was full of good humor, as usual, and prophesied great things tor bis clever town. A Suspicious Darkey.--A colored individ ual—and, by Hie W'ay,a«cbool teacher—stop ped us on the sidewalk the other day to in quire. “ What de mectin ’btnitde Agificulture ’Siety, on Saturday mean ? ” Alter explaining to him the meaning of “ Agriculture,” lie said it tvns a “ good joke on dem fool niggers. Dey try to make him think Agificulture was a hifalutin name for de Ku Klux ; but dey couldn't fool die nigger —no, sar! ” Rev. John B. McGehee, President of An drew Female College, was in the city last Friday. lie resigned his pastorate of the Methodist Church in Amuricus last Subbath, lie has done good service lor that Church, and the good people of that city will part with him with many regrets Crops in Randolph County —lt is gene rally believed, as far us we can ascertain, ttiat if the seasons should be propitious the balance of the time, and no frost should ap pear until about the Ist of next June, this stetion may count on at least a halt crop of cotton. Otherwise, we would not feel safe in predicting more than about three sixteenths of a crop. Dougherty is ahead of us, since the Albany News reports a pros pect of live eighths. An Acrostic. UV HASSKLTIXK. A fay of sunshine Soft and mellow, Naught but pleasure dost thou bring : Nor can I, th’j, m.y footsteps follow, 111 the bright, and dewy spring, E'er find so sweet n budding flower, Since iir.it I knew thy magic charmi Mighty, with affections pow’r, Inspired one, thou doth life's cares disarm, Thou art too pure for earth's creation, Heaven claims thy adoration. Three hundred {ucturca lor twenty live cents. Seeing is believing, and we do see before us bemorcst's Monthly Magazine for September, with more than three hun dred engravings of Fashions, etc. Music : “ Where the Mountain Echos Meet,’’ a charm ing song, by Baker, set to music, choice lit erature. Foetus, Jenny June's paper on Mar riage, Duties of llusbands, Fashions, House hold, Ladies’ Club, with oilier interesting tides worth more than a year's subscription, in one number. Price 25 cent*;, or 35.00 |kt yonj. Published at 838 Broadwav, New York. D ruorest’s Young America lor Sep temhef is titled with charming stories. ••Min nie and Kit tie,’’ is a splendid tale by Neil Forrest "May Clifford in the City,” is not dess interesting. The illustrations, poems, riddles and editorial departments for Juve niles, can only be appreciated by those who have perused them. Get a copy and sub scribe for a year, only 1.00. Published 838 Broadway, New York. Furnitiris.— We were pleased to meet yes' terday our old friend, Mooney, of the firm of Money. Boyd, ACn., the celebrated furni ture manufacturers, of Griffin, Ga. The cottage chairs, bedste ds, Ac. turned out by them are admired by all for their beauty of style and superiority of workmanship.— They also represent’ manufacturers of wal nut and mahogany chamber goods, children's carriages, Ac. W’c have known this firm a long time, and are glad (o know they are getting a fair share of trade from this section- Andrew Female College. --It will be seen by the President’s card in another col umn, that this institution will begin its Jail term on Wednesday, the 20th of September next. We are r juiced to note the apparent universal satisfaction given by the election of Rev. Mr. McGehee to the Presidency, He is a geutleman extensively known throughout Southwestern Georgia,-; and wherever known is recogniz and as a high-toned Chrislian gen tleman, and a thorough, practical scholar.— In various positions of responsibility in his church organiz tiion he lias proven his supe rior administrative ability ; and old Andrew, with its already glorious reputation, i« sure to prosper under his general management. We are not yet informed as to the domes tic arrangement* under the uew regime, but if Mr. McGehee 's noble lady has “ a Unger in the pie,” the ypnng lady boanlers will soon find in Andrew College and Mis. McGc hee a good Substitute for ‘-home and moth er.” Many important improve men Is are to be made upon the college premise-* j and noth, ing will be hit undone which is calculated to further the interest of the College, and place its uaine still l|iglivf iiV tiff' armals of . a:m.\ Tift: Mfcrrtso Bafcft'iin.fr-We ark to Have AjCoEXTYrFjnifc-rA specif meeting o! tbe Randolph County Agricultural Society was hem at Are Court ITonse Saturday last, for the purpose of taking steps toward tbe .boldaig of a county fair at some time during the fall.. 4qmo3 GO.Ot After the suggestion of various plans tbe following resolution was adopt ed by the meeting : Resolved, that an Executive Committee of ten be appointed to proceed with all the nee eseery preparations for holding a fair during the fall—fix time and place, select speakers. ' prepare and publish premium list, mid make eueb general arrangements as may appear to them necessary to success. In pursuance “Os tbe above the following Committee was announced : O. P. Beall, R. F. Crittenden. Arthur Fort. T. L. Douglass, S. A. Smith, Dr. M. 11. Baldwin, T. J Yar brough. E. Christian. IL Fielder, B. J. Smith. On motion, the following gentlemen were added to the Committee i C. D. Zuber, Thos- Croifier, Jobe Martin, li;Ci Sale*. Tbe bhairriian is authorised to fill vacan - cies in tbe Committee. The meeting then adjonmed to the next regular meeting in course. Wm. Coleman, Cli’m. School teachers are interested in the advertisement headed u To Teachers-’ Macon, Aug. 23.—Until to-day the market had been quiet and dull all the week at 1G cents for Liverpool Middling* 1 * Today, how ever, there was a lavorftble reaction, the market closing this evening strong at 16J @I6J cents. New York, Ang. 24.—Cotton quiet; sales 754; uplands 19J ; Orleans 19J. Premium to Farmers.— ln order to find out what tbe farmers of this section can do in tbe watermelon line, we make tbe follow ing proposition : For the largest watermelon sent in by the first of September, we will give oneyear's subscription to the Appeal ; and for tbe next largest six months subscription. ■ Now pitch in. Railroad Conference at Columbus. The Mayor and Council, together with a considerable number of lead ing citizens, met the delegates from Cuthbert, Lumpkin apd llanna hatchee, at the Council Chamber at 5 o’clock last afternoon. The May oi* was called to the chair, when gentlemen in favor of conflicting routes to Southwest Georgia were invited to a free interchange of views. Col. Crawford, as President of the late citizens’ meeting, after al luding to the action recommended, said that as far as he knew, the people of the city favored a joint track to or near Lumpkin. Their main object was 1o maintain their old and secure new business rela tions. Dr. Bussey stated that the char ter of the Columbus *fc Albany Railroad had just arrived, and he was not prepared to enlighten the meeting as to what steps had been taken by the President and Direc tors to secure the building of the road. He did not know that any sto-jk had yet been subscribed. After the conclusion of Dr. Bus sey, Col. J. C. Kimball, Arthur Hood, Esq., Dr. Bams and Dr. Hamilton were called out and made brief speeches in favor of the Bnin bridge, Cuthbert and Columbus Railroad. We have not time nor space to give even the outlines of these speeches. They all went to show tlmt.it was the carrest desire of the sections represented by the speakers to push that lino through with all possible dispatch to Colum bus. It was & mutual necessity.— Arrangements were made to secure the building beyond peradVenture of the road to Lumpkin, and if Co lumbus would now step forward, as she was in duty bound to-'do, with a liberal subscription the road would be running into her streets in six months. If she parlied or put her money into doubtful enterprises and thereby lost the opportunity, the fault would be her own. If she would consult her best interest she would not consent to lose the trade of Stewart for a single reason, for in so doing she would find it diffi clilt to recall. All the lower coun ties are looking to Columbus, and by availing herself of this road she would regain mnch of her former trade. Randolph, Calhoun and Stewart were now knocking at our doors, and unless admittd would seek other markets. All the speak ers made an excellent showing for the early completion of the roud to Lumpkin. We regret that we can not notice more minutely 7 the argu ments of each gentleman. — Enqui rer. Great Coal Mine Disater. August 14th, an awful accident occurred at the Eagle Shaft; Pitt ston, Pa., by the explosion of a fire damp. Eighteen men are known to have beet*at work in the cham ber in which the explosion occur red, five of whom have been brought out dead, and there is no hope that those remaining in the mine have not met with a lik'e fate. Meanti nae a large force of volunteer workmeti are using efforts to reach them. In going to and from their work the miners used an air shaft, which they ascended and descended by means of a ladder, the main open ing not being provided with a safety car and therefore considered unsafe. It is supposed that the explosion blew away the props, and a conse quent fall of the roof followed, completely blocking np the passages, and cutting oft’ the means of exit, should the men have escaped death from the explosion, which is not probable. At the present time it is not easy to estimate the amount of damage, bnt experienced miners say that it is not possible that any of the men will be recovered alive. Every thing that was possible was done to extricate the imprisoned miners. Outside the scene was heart-rending in the extreme.— Thousands of sympathizing citi-* zens, miners, and others were pres ent. Women and children were weeping, wringing their hands, aud mourning aloud for the loved aud lost, and waiting, in anxious, hope less expectation,Jor each new re port from the poisOnoas pit. Th s mine has been nearly exhausted, and u as known to be filled with the black-damp. Yet it was considered safe, and lias been constantly work ed since the conclusion of the strike, although not to its full capac ity.- U?rct* Sam’S Farm —In spite of the immense ;'gjf*nhii ko the United States is still the great est. laitd owner in the worla, and fs literally rich enough lo give ris till a farm. East of the Mississippi there are still Jbodt acres of ratios ncst y<flrdiSpdsie<Hjf f chiefly in lowa, Wisconsin, Minne sota and Michigan, and west of that river—not including onr Alaskan purchase—there ai'O ’acres, distributed as follows: lowa, Missouri and AfhaliSas, 16^)00,000. Dakota and Wyoming, 145,295,- 283. j);. ; >*-\i Montana, 86,904,605. Kansas, 43,158,87 G. Nebraska, 52,523,62?. Colorado and Idaho, 177,800,000. New Me.\ic.o nnd Utah, nf.130.- 000. i . i Nevada and Ariz<ma, l3fV,ioo^O(X). Minnesota, 36,770,170. California, Oregon and Washing tonj 201 000,000. .&6QX .Ilf J Indian Territory, 44,154,000. This would give a niee little farm of over twenty-five aers to every man, woman and child in the coun try‘ / \ x i 1 ? . - x~l V | A 1 Henry Stanton, a zealous Radtcal, says “ the appetite of the. Republi can leaders grows by what it feeds upon. Right there lies the danger. Under the preset regime the gov ernment is lapsing into a consolida tion. I, therefore, should not ob ject to the election in in 1872 of a State Rights Democrat of the mod erate type of our oltKfriend, Sihra Wright.” Chief Justice Ilowe of the Su preme Court of Wyoming, renders the opinion that under the Four teenth Amendment, women in the United States have the sanie rights as men in respect to suffrage and office holding. The Savannah Advertiser learns that the rice in the Satilla River county is larger and better titan at any time since the war. The corn crop is p*or, having greatly dama ged by rain. It is thought that three thousand pupils will attend the public schools df Nashville during the coining term. The Springfield Republican, the leading Radical paper in New Eng land, says “ the Radical party is dead.” The Savannah Advertiser, of Thursday, says the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company has extended its line to that city, and will open an office for the transac tion of business within a week. Negro Cadet Smith is again in trouble, for harsh treatment of his fellow negro, Gee, of Alabama. It is stated that Gen McCook has withdrawn from the gubernatorial candidature in Ohio. The'Putnam comity farmtfi-s are complaining of their cotton throw ing off its young bolls. Two bales of Sea Island cotton were received in Savannah, Mon day, from Darien. A St. Paul blacksmith lately made twenty-four horse shoes in fifty eight minutes. There are seven hundred convicts ingthe Texas State. prison. Encouraging reports of the cot ton and corn crops from all parts of Arkansas. Hoffman, the poet and novelist, is in an insane asylum in Pennsyl vania. The Family Paper I Pure and Uncerrtlpling in Character and Moral Influence. THE BAINBRiOGE ARGUS, Plil»lißlied Every Saturday in BAIXBIUDGE, GA., Is now one of the neatest and most interest ini; Democratic Family Journals, in the South; is devoted to the heat interest* of Ntate and people, school and home, farm and garden; and in literary ability it is unexcelled any where. Kkv. Josiah Lewis, a. m.. Professor of Greek in Emory College, >s Literary Editor; who is assisted hy A. M. C. Klsskll, to either of whom all communications, connect ed with their department are. to be addressed at Oxford. Ga. TERMB"Payable In Advance : Single Copies, per annum,.... $3 00 Single Copies, six moiii Its, i 50 Five or more topics, per annum 2 50 Ministers, ; :: 1 00 Acceptable advertisement* inserted at reas onable ra'es, to be paid for in advance. All communications on business, to be ad dressed to Mr. John R. Allen, Business Man ager and Agent. WILLIS M. RUSSELL, Editor and Proprietor. NoT».—This advertisement is intended to apply to the Argus after the first of October. RAILROAD MONEY! Macon & , Brunswick, and Brunswick & Albany Railroad, money is worth one hundred cents in the dollar, in exchange for goods, At B. J. JACKSON’S. Central City CoaiitM Powders, 11 " Worm Candy, Hunt’s Tonic Liver Bitters For sale by T. S. POWELL, T:ustee, BAPTIST Female College, CUTHBERT, GA THE next session begins on Monday, Sep t tnlii r 4lb, and embraces 40 weeks. Ample arrangements have .been made to meet hll the necessities of the School. Tuition— s3 1-2, $1 1 2 and s(i per month. Good boys, under 12 years of age, received into tire Preparatory Department.. Prof. W. T.- Parsons will be connected with the Muete&l Department. Any os her informaiion will be gladly fnr uisiud when desired. W B SEALS. A. M . anglß-3t Pre- blent. Shallenberger’s, Gallighan’s . And Holton’s Hills, For Fever and Ague, For sale by T. S. POWELL, Trifstoe, iiteo. Not one hour after reading fins advef lisemeut need anyone suffer with |*ain. It Was tile first and is the on y P.*in Remedy that instantly stops the most excruciating pains, allays Luffainitiion, and cures Conges tion, wUeffjqy tbe Lungs, Stomawi, Jew els, or other glands or organs, by one applica tion. In from one to twenty minutes, no matter how violent or excruciating the pain the Rheumatic, Bed-riihlen,infirm, Grippiad, Ner vous, Nenralgie, or prostrated with disease may suffer. Radway’s Ready Relief will afford instant ease. Intiamation of the Kidueys, Intlamaiion ot the Bladder, lutia niatiou of the Bowels. Congestion of the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, Pal pitation of the Heart, lfyst*ri«<. Cro«p. Dip theria, Catarrh. Influenza, Headache, Tooth ache NeiuaUjia, Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Chills The application of the Ready Relief to the part or parts where the pain or diliicu'ty ex is'B will afford ease and comfort. Twetitv drops in liglf a tnnibler of water ,vv|ll in a lew moments tfhre Cramps, 9fb<s*f», Sour Stomach. Heartburn, sick Headache, Di arrhea, Hysentery, Colic, Wind in the Bow els, and all Internal Pains. Travelers should always carry a bottle of Radway’s Ready Relief with them. A few drops iu water will prevent sickness or pain from duiuge of water. It is better than French Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant. Fever and Ague. Fever and Agne cured for fifty cents. — There is Sot a remedial agent in this world tlwt. wit! cure Fover and Aguu, atnf afj other Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers (aided by ltadway's Pillst so quick as Railway’s Ready Relief. Fifty cents per botlle- HEAf-Tfe ! BEAUTY ! ! Strong and Pure Rich Blood—increase of Flesh aud VVeig t—Clear Skiu and Beautiful Complexion seemed to aIL Dr. Radway’s Sarsaparillian Resolvent Has made the most astonishing cures ; so quick so rapid are the changes the body un dergoes. under the injiueuce of this truly'won derful medicine, that every day au iucei-ase in flesh and weight is seen and felt. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER Ev ery drop of tlie Barsapa>illian Resol vrut com municates through tbe Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other fluids audjuicvsof the system (be vigor of lile, for it repairs the wastes of the body with new and sound, material. Scrota la Syphilis, Consnmptiou, Glandular disease, Ulcers in the throat. Month, Tumors, Nodes iu the Glands and other parts of the system, B»re Eyes. Sirumorous discharges from the Kars, and worst hum.* of Skin, disease Eruptions, Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Ace. Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in tlie Womb, and all weakening and painful dl-chargcs. Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm aud all wastes of the lifeprihcinle, are within the enrarive range of this wonder of Modem Chemistry, and a tew days’ use will prove to any person using it for either of these foims of disease its potent power to care them. If the paiient, daily Incoming reduced by tbe wastes and decomposition is Continually progressing, succeeds in arresting these wastes and repairs tbe same with new material made from healthy blood —ami this the Sarsaparil lian will aud does secure—a core is certain; for when once this remedy commences its work otyU'ification. and succeeds in diminishing the toss of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient will feci hiaigelt grow ing better and stroll *er, tlie lood digesting bet ter, appetite improving, and flesh and weight increasing. Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolvent excel all kuown remedial ageutg in the core of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin diseaseses ; but it is tbe oilty positive cure for Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Ujiuarv, and -Womb diseases, Gravel, Dia betes, Dropsy , Stoppage of Water, Incontin ence of Uiine, Bright’s Di.-case, Albuminu ria, and in ail cases where there are brick-dust deposits, or tlie water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances Ilka the white of an egg, or threads like white silk or there is a morbid, dark, billions appearance, and white bonfe-dust deposits, aftd when there is a pri> king, burn but f-ensation when passing water, and pain in the Snia'l of the Back auJ along the Loins. Dr. Dadway’s Peifect Ptlrgative Pills, perfectly tasteless, el egantly coated with sweet gum, purge, regn hue, purify, cleanse, and strengthen. Rad way's Pills, for the cure of all disorders of tlie Stomach, Liver, Boweis, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Costivones*. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bi lious ness, Billions Fever Inflammation of the Bow els. Piles, and all Derangements of the Inter nal Viscera. Warranted to effect a positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mer cury, minerals, or deleterious drugs, EjjF" Observe the following svmptoras re fulling Jrom disorders of the Digestive-Or gans : Constipation, luward Piles, Fullness of tlie Blood In tlfe head, Accidity of the Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgu t of Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking r Fluttering at the pit of the Stum ach. Swimming of the Head, Hurrhd and Difficult breathing. A few doses ot ltadway’s Pills will free the system from all of the above named disorders. Price,2s cents per Box. Sold.by Druggists. Read “False and True ’’ Send one lettor stamp to RAD WAY &. (JO., No. 87 Maiden Lane, New York. Information worth tb«>u srtuds will be sent you jy7 ly The City Bar AND Billiard Saloon IS now supplied with a Large and Clwitie Stock of Wines, Liqnors and Segars, Both Foreign and Domestic, which can not tie surpassed bv any Bar in tlie 6’tate. All tlie delicacies of the season, ia llie way of Fancy Drinks, fixed in style. LAGER BKEIt only Five Cents per glass. Ice Cream! ) * I WOULD respectfully inform my numer ous friends and patrons that I have corn pitted and opened my ICE CREAM SALOON, And am prepared to serve them in the very best of style.-’ I have spared no pains or ex pense in fitting up my establishment, and an truthfully say I lure the Finest Saloon in S, W. Georgia, And am fully prepared to meet the wants of the public. My LADIES’ SALOON, Has been arranged and furnished with a spe cial desire to please. Adjoining is tire GEN TUBMEN'S SALOON, which has been tlior oughly re-furnished and fitted np in the best of style. These ."-akxMisare so constructed as ui enable me to throw them both into Aiufe, when occasions riqnire it, and lie enabled to seat from 75 to 100 (witests! In the same room. lam also fully prepared to furnish my customers with a superior ain cle of . ; » ; SODA WATER! I have also goue so considerable expense in making improvements in this department of my budnese, and am better prepared than t-ver befoiC to meet the wants of ilie public. ICE! ICE!! I will keep Ice on h ud for sale in ffigtnli ti:B to siut Hie public.' Give me a c ill. A. W. GILLESPIE. £3P A full assortment of Confectioneries always on hand. augl-ct Congress Water For sale by T. S. POWELL, Trustee, Di'i'ijgtt! l-.'uk cl !,r and dt’aiiaiter. SH D. & 11. SCIIOVIL^ gjli OADDED, plain, and iron-bound Root V Hauies, straight and twist-link Trace Chains. Butts, Hityres, Screws, Iron Chest, Iron and Brass Wardrobe, Bides Till; Trunk, Pail, Ritn, Detd, Stock, aud Store D.*or Locks. _ ■ GftQliriljrl’lid 0 3 8r&63 ic Sits, Augers, Chisels, Fites, Saws. Hammers, w ’i ouches, Hooks ami Stapl s, Imp Links, , Plow Rods, S. W. Collins’ Axes, Pocket and Table Cntlery. Guns, Pistols, Game Bags, Powder aud Shot, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, Eley’s Water-Proof Caps and Gnu Wadding. Iron and Steel, Wood and Hollow Ware, Scooters, Bound and Turning Shovels. Solid and Whig Sweeps. mariM ct ALLISON 4* SIMPSON Leather and ■*, . Shoe Findings!!! WHITE Oak, Hemlock, and Harness Lea ther, French Calf, Kip, and Lining Skins, Eyelet**, Evtel Setts; Punches; Bboe Hammers, Nails, Pegs; etc. «RO(l£RlfeS ! ! Tbe celebrated Magnolia, and Kentucky Hama, Sides aud Shoulders, Fulton Market Beef. Nos. !, 2.and3 Mackerel, White Fish, Sugar, Coffee, r lonr, Rice, choice Louisiana Syrup, in barrels and half barrels, Oysters, Salmon and Lobsters, In Caup, * j. Lard, in BaffSte and Caddies, Bicaib. Soda in packages and kegs, Family and Toilet Soaps Candles, Sn u if, Tobacco, Os all grades, and a good tot of Cigars. Parties desiring to purchase any of the above Articles for cash, will find it to their hi terest to cttil aud examine onr stock and prices. ALLISON At SIMPBON. to J. GUILMAUTIR. JOHN H.ANNERY. L. J. GUILMARTIN & CO., Cotton Factors AND General Commission Merchants, . bay srRFET. Savannah, ua. Agents for Htodlefs Super Phos phate of Lime. Jewell’s Mills Yarns & Domestics, Ac. Bagging, Rope & Iron Ties, Always on hand. Usual facilities Extended to Customers. • aug!B-4m F. M. ALLISON. T. J. PERRY. Allison & Perry, Successors to MITCHELL 1 PERRY, TAKE pleasure in announcing to the pnblic that they have associated themselves to gether, for tLe purpose of carrying on a FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS BUSINESS In Cuthbert; and hope bv honest efforts and upright dealings to merit a Mia re of public patronage. ' y We expect to Open soon,one of the HAND SOMEST Infill Stocks Th t was ever brought to this maiket; which will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES. Our business will be pnslied forward with energy, and every effort- will be u-ed to ptaue those who honor us with their ra.toin. au«4 ct Weteler’s DiaMipi Dictionary FOR THE SCHOOL ROOM. 1840 Pages, 4to. 3000 Illustration*. Nearly every State Superintendent of Pub lic Instruction in the Union, or corresponding officer. where,such ajt ope exists, has recom mended Weiistkk's Dictiokabt in the strong est terms. Among them are those of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Yoik, New J. rsey, Pennsylvania, Maryland. West Vir ginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Mis souri. Michigan, lowa, Wisconsin, Minucssota, North Carolina, Alabama, California, and also Canada—twenty-four iu all State Purchases. The State of New York has placed 10,000 copies of Webster's Unabridged in as many ol lier Public Schools. The Slate of Wisconsin, about 5,000 —near- ly every Schotfl. ’ The State of Nfcw defafey, 1,500 —nearly eve ry school. The S'a*e of Michigan made ; revisions for all her schools. The State of Massachusetts has supplied In r schools —nearly all. 'fhfe State of lowa has supplied her schools. the State ot t'oimectictlt hag made piovis lon fbr hei schools. In ■ tlierStates many cdplfes have been pur chased for supidyitig srhotfis of cities, counties aud ton us. Wtiat lietter investment can be made for Sch.sib ? Mo e than ten times a6 many are sold of Webstei’s Diciionaties, as of any other reiies iu tins country. At least four fifth of all the school books pub lished in this cou try own Wel»s'tr as til. rr standard aud ot the remainder, few acknowl edge auv standard. Publi hed by G. AC. MEL’RI \M; Spring lifeld, Maes. Sold by all Bjrrksclters. augitui STAND PROM UNDER! J, LIRE COBB HAVE flow on hand, arid to arrive: WO Bbld Fresh X X X X GOLDEN CROWN FLOUf. s(jd lidslicis PRIME WHITE CORN. lOjOOd IHS Clear Rib BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS; l.ddo lbs SUGAR-CURED HAMS, 8d Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, % 300 lbs BEST LEAF LAItD; 10,000 lbs best TiMOtiiy it ay- All Q-radesi and Coffoti, CANDLES, SOAP; STARtjfl} PEPPER, SPICE, CLOVES, NUT MEGS, and everything kept in H First-dlass Fancy and Staple Orderly Stare I Whith we will sell THAN ANf BODY f Wfs have alsd a COMPLETE STOCK OK WINES AND LIQUORS Os all Kinds and Qualities BRANDY from s.l 50 to $lO 00 per gftffon . WHISKEt from $1 DO to fill 00 per gallori GIN trom $3 00 to 00 per gallon. Old Porter, Claret, (jliaiaipagrne, Ac. All we ask of onr friends is to please give ns a Call,’ itnd wc will sell, on gojru* terms, as W 8 Gan Compete With' any House THIS SIDE OF MACON. CUTHBERT, GA-, May J 9, 187 L ct Hill NOW OPEN! W 1 Spring’ and Surtime'r Goods. I TAKE pleasnre in announcing to my numerous friends and enstomers that I have jn»t re ceived aud opened my * Stock of Spring and Slimmer Cry Goods, Which were selected witli greal effre, and bought at such prices as to enable me to warrant satisfaction in eveiy particular. sly Stock embraces tue fufest affd most' fashionable \iffis (ft PtiINTS together 4?fth a large assortment o t Heady-Made Glbtliiu.«;, Which lam enabled to sell at prices agreeable witii tlie times. If you want a 'genteel, Well fitting suit of Clothes, you should nyt fail to call and examine my Stock. I have also a edm/ plete assoi tment of WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, Bardwcire arid oritiery, Which will be famished on a small nfkrgln tb fny friends. I also keep constantly on hano a fail Stock of Silt, Baoon, Lard; Flour, Meal, Syrup; Sugars; Coffee, etc Together with a host of other Articles too tedious to mention % Connected with my store is JOHN L. BROWN, who will be pleased to scfl ills numerous friends, and show them my Stock i>f Goods.' apr2Btf ISIAC EASLEY. OWEN & SEALEYI! WE invitt? the citizens of Cuthbert tfnrf surrounding country to cal! arid examine out large Stools Of 1 Bcfote rttakihg their spring purchases. Our stock consists of dry GoOdSj of every variety. Notions, > n great abundance. Boots and Shoes, of every description. Men's and Boy's Hats, of the latest atyten; Hardware and Cutlery, of superior qtMff Crockery, of the most recent importation. Saddlery and Harness, of the most durable qnafitjr. Plantation Medicines, fresh and genuine; Our Grocery I Our Grocery ! ! In the ifcw Store on South side of our Prv Goods House, fte are operf ing % splendid lot of Groceries, consisting of Bacon Sides, Shoulders and CaTrVassed Hants, LARD, in Tiefces and Kegs, FLOUR, of Every Grade. COFFEE, SUGAR, TEAS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, OVsfERS, SAR - DINES, CRAOKERS, PICKLES; PEPPER SAUCE; SODA, YEAST POWDER, POTASH, POWDER, SHOT, CAPS’. In * word, everything usually kept in a first-class Grocery Store. We are thankful sot past potrona£e, and feet hopeful at to the futurtf- If you wish to live long and be happy, trade with * , OWEjf & SEALEY. JUST PtBLISHED! A complete histoiy of the notorious ASKS’ CIRCUS TKA&KIJY! At Dawson, Terrell County, Ga., on tlie 2d of Nov. 1870, in which ia given a Diagram of the Cirrus Grounds, showing the |i©sitinn of all parties engaged in tlie difficulty, together with that of the witness*-* in the case. Everything that could he has lieen done to make this wmk complete as regards a state ment of facts connected with this famous trag* edv ; and the publishers liave endeavored tr enibody ruch oilier n alter, and in snch a style, as to render the wotk exceedingly interesting to the general leader, and fit to be preserved in any Library. AS » book of leferenfce For Lawyeß^ it will prove invaluable. The manner ip which the irial was conducted, in the exanff inafjou of witnesses, by die able and distin guished counsel on either side—their speeches, Ac., demonstrate a power and attainment in ftle legal profession that recommends the work to the most successful practione s Price 75 cents. A liberal disfount frfide to tae trade. Active agents wanted. Address. „ WESTO.V & COMB'’. Publ she!*, augl&tf Dawson, Georgia. - Dissolution of Cptrehip. THE copartnership heretofore exit'loff un der flits iiHine tirni aud style ot Jirowu, £**<*- •"* da^v^ui-tua. G. W. SMI i H, JAS. BUCHANAN. Cutbbeit, Ga , July 27tli. 1871. Tlte business of the above late firm will be continued by the undersigned. JNO T. BROWN fc CO Cuthbert, Ga., July 3Tth 11571. if Land iWi* I OFFER Ft>RSALE MY FARM IN THIS County. con'Miuiiig one tiioosaud acre- 1 , one liaifufwh ch is in pine forest—the n ar.st Timber to Cuthbert/and It fciwed would more than pay for ttie place. The cleared land is uudergomi fencing, aud produces equal toauy iu the County, it in near enough to Cutl.ken and Spring vale to! the purchaser to have the Bupefio'r eilDcatiomil ft.cfiities of either jda- e, and is suitable for two or three purchasers, there l-enig three settlements on the pi.ee. affg!B2i,* D. H. ELLINGTON. Beat Parlor Matches; By Doita or Grow, , At T. 8. I*OWKLL’B, Trustee . Marbles, Tops,* Irish or Jew’s Harps, Sponge Balls, Harmomcans, Etc., At T. 8. POWELL'S. Trustee. If You Want the BEST AftTICLE FRjSNCM GLASS &o fo' cfct29 ly J. Jf. iSeDONAf.D'B 6rug £tore. HR/ WIEHOFTS Anti - Pettodlo ; For sale I y T. $. POWELL,'Trustee. FIXE GREEX TEA/ “ BLACK TEA/ For Safe f. S. PtfW ELL, Trustee. The Protector Frmt Jttr, 1 A rtf-erior article/ For sale at cost, by . , ■ J L. Sl K H. COBtf. Green’s Dyspep*w Remedy/ For safe Isy T. 8, Pi > WELL, Trustee. THEA-XECTAH T A Black Tea With Often tea Flavor/ * T. S. POkfiLL'S, Trust. e._ FOR FALL PLHNTING7 Littli Gem Peas, Kale,' Borecole or Germa. Dwarf Greens, C ibl».ge, Collanls/ ~ Ohi rots, Rutish. u Lettuce A .Uja<t|i and 1 tit talc by T. S. POWELL, T ugtvr, Dfuggist, Bookseller» fij r-UtivUgr.