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MMj&g pea Tape Worm. —The corrc«pcu Scm&Mie A ugnsia Constitutionalist under dafc AprW !2th, writes the following inter eaiipg article: A lending liwyer of this city was recent )j delivered of a tape Worm twenty eight feet long, and baa almost wholly recovered flia health. There are jnany circumstances •efficient interests abeat the case to justi fy going into them with some detail. The patient had become reduced to a mere skel ebji and it may not be regarded as a favor able comment upon our city physcians when it shall appear that the preservation of lh« patient’s life ia ascribed to the sagac ity and determination of his wife.* Bhe de clared the presence of the tape-worm be fore phyteians in conncil seem tohave sus pected it, peremptory demand did they con sent to prescribe in that view. The treat ment may be of general interest. The pa tient was first given food of most stimula ting character for about four days. He ate large quantities of beef, poultry, game and oysters and drank large quantities of bran dy. At the end of tour days, all food and drtß&Jbhe tfrhithdrawn for thirty-six hours, In that time absohitely.nothing passed his lips, until the worm, raised in his stomach (VTA* af noni n n/I f/ual mor . *. non Wiep a large quantity of pumpkin needs having been procured, their shells (or busk) were. removed, and the meats re duced to a pulp, The patient was fed to repletion upon this preparation, which seemed to have a stupefying eff.-cf and af ters short time a powerful dose of castor oil brought away the tape worm. It lived about an hour, and for a considerable pcs riod was active and fierce. It is regarded a gfreat Curiosity In the medical circles. The is not a very delicate one for mis/r ceflsneous correspondence, and the facts I hare narrated have a general interest. ■ 11 • »■■'!■■■ n- ■ A Lively Illustration Miles O’Rtel ly thus illustrated h>« vji-ws on keeping guard over a refractory woman : “We -are avowedly, unalterably and actively for* Woman ’s Rights, as advocated by Mrs. Stanton's paper, Revolut ; on. But Very of ttu tbs appearance of the paper reminds us oftobmcthmir said by the Lord Chief Baron of Ireland, in some preliminary stage of a divorce suit which we twenty jreatfi ago in the Four Courts of Dublin. Counsel for the defence set up a plea, that oven if the facts were as charged, the hus band had been culpably negligent and was entitled to no relief. “Why did ho not match her more closely ? Why did he not take better care that no temptation be thrown in her way ? On this point,” said the young counsel, “I am ready to go to 4f your lordship pleases.” Counsel for the plaintiff naturally objected that no •ueh plea could be admitted ; and his ob- sustained by the Chief Baron in * brief technical opinion which became uo technica! towards its closo as follows: "And besides all these legal points I may refoark that the suggestion of the counsel for the defence is ludicrous—absolutely lu dicrous, sir. Sir, a man might as easily and sensibly stand guard over a bushel of fleas in an open basket as attempt to guard a woman who desires to do wrong ” Jot« Bilxjnc.B on Owls. — The owl it a gttne "bird : ho can whip anything that Wear* feathers—after dark. H« it a wise bard, and hoots at most things. He it asollum bard—a cross between a justice of the peace and a county supervi •or. He it a stiff burd, and sits np as stiff as swexclarr.ation point. He it t luxurious burd, and feeds on •pring chickens He is s long livid bnrd, and never was known to take death naturally. He >&. * hardy burd, and groze tuff by WWng. 8# it an honest bnrd, and always shows u open countenance. Be is a prompt burd, and satizfizo his outstanding bills. He is a comfortabic burd, and always *tl#fpa in feathers. Be is an attractive burd, and duriu* the 4*j can always be found in. Be •is a restive burd, and don’t come home till morning. Than the owl a mistaken’emblem of sol* Hade and sadness, if we dig into its nature •lonely, is emphatically oue of the boys, •std belongs to the club. A bit of good advice to boys, is this ; Begin early in life to collect libraries of year own. Begin with a single book, and when yon find ot hear of a first rate book •ktaia it if yon can. After awhile get ■•other, as yon sre able, and be sore to IMtl ft. Tske the best care of your books; Md ia this way, when yon are men, you wiM bare good libraries in yonr heads as n year shelves. A» Right on tub Goose. — Mis. James M. B*ge r near Edesville, Kent county, Maryv land, baa now in her yard a goose that fs known to be seventy «five ycara old, and has bt«® in tbs Hißer family, of Swan Creek, for A) years. “Aunt Sailin'* bat never failed to raise her flock of goslings, or to lay Iter B**togg o» Valentine** day, until tire past JH'Oi’t. Now she is nearly blind, and I tottew as the walks —Chtskrlown Trans- j ssspt. who keeps whose growing rheomstic jp&ifis nfaSid Bbti almost an invalid, is about to undertake a, pilgrimage. He, with all the royatl family, is going to Corsica in August, to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of “his uncle’s birthday,” This will furnish a chance for a great deal of enthusiasm, fireworks and white wine, both in France and Corsica, but it is a very charming little fraud, which Napoleon I originated himself. The* Little Corporal” was born in 1168, but Corsica didn’t become subject to the French until 1t 69, so when- Napoleon bad the throne of Charlemagne in prospect, he dW just what ladies never do—postdated his birtb>day by one year. But it is only a very faint specimen of the subterfuges necessary to stipporc imperial yule.— Springfield, Repub lican. Heavy Verdict Against Gen Jogs/ A. DDE, FOR CoNFINEMtJtr MftREBDIW«QWB OLD Fortress. —Daniel D. Bell, a resident of the. town of Rochester, Ulster county, was ar* rested in 1864 by General John A. Dix, then commanding the Department of the East, and was confined in Fort Lafayette .for four months. In 1566 he brought an • •* * •> ... n. t -- /*i * oral Dix for damages. The suit has slept some time. The attorney for General Dix endeavored to have the case removed from the State to> the United States Courts, but failed, stnd since then has given the matter no further attention. Ati order was recent ly obtained directing the Sheriff of Ulster county to empannel a jury to assess the damages. This was done on Monday last notice having been given to Mr. Dix’s attorney, and the Jury awarded Mr* Bell SIO,OOO damages.— New York Herald . Hogs in Orchards. — If you are not par ticular about the looks, turn the hogs into tjie orchard. But keep the wire out of Their snouts. Let them root to their heart’s qpntent; mellow the soil; they are equiva lent to a cultivator—better in sod; and they are continual workers. They will nfieet three important things: They will work the soil, manure it, and destroy the infected fruit. This remedy, for at least two years is advisable. Then grow sdrd, if you like, and your soil is rich enough. In of den times were in order iu orchards, and so was fruit. I ■■■■ . I I!■ mu m * m.. ■ “Archimedes, of Syracuse, declares-that, if they would give him a fulcrum and a su'ficientlv long Jevcr, he would move the world) bpt uot knovyiqgjts weighty as we dp now, he could havp formed a very clear idea of the magnitude of the task* Suppos ing that he got his l<jvcf planted, and ef ficient length to be moved ekortings, uppp it a pulling force of thirty pounds. Hud he moved it through ton thousand feet per hour for ten horn s a day, the remote end off the level would have to pass th.iough an arc which would take 8 trillions,Vl4 billions 994 millions, 574 thousand* IBt centuries to accomplish, in order to raise the earth a single inch Appleton's Journal. Thh President and Affairs in Cußa. Washington, May 3.—ln a conversatu n between the President and several gentle men respecting affairs in the island crfCuba, the President, it is said, stated that the Spanish authorities had acceded to every L'cqunat made by our government where the rights of persons or property of Amer ican citizens were involved, and that |the Spanish authorities were confident of their ability to speedily put an end the insurrec u tion. On the other hand he said the govern* pent had been informed by insurgents, through agents now in Cuba, that they would eventually succeed in their revolu«. tion, although months might pass ero they accomplished it. The President, therefore, according to present advices, is opposed to taking anyjstcps looking to an intcrferar.ee either on one side or the other in the smug gle now going on in the island. —Baltimore Sun. “Dear Case” Heard From. —We find the following letter in print: Denver, Colorado, April It. You together with sundry “goose quill knights” of the Democracy, are making very free with my Bame in connection with one Ashley. All the satisfaction you are prepared to award me, I presume, is to re ! mind me of the melancholy history of “Poor Tray.”' Wen, if von have occasion to recar to Ashley‘‘Dear Case” again, will you have the kindness to state that “Dear Case” did not carry out the arrangement made with Ashley ? For which grave offence, and because he would not swear to a state ment prepared by Mr. Ashley, he was torn od out of office. And the leadere of the Re* publican party, be fully cognizant of the facts, said, “Amen ! Great is the chairman ot the Cbrnmittee on Territories I" FRANCIS M. (USE. .. , Homcinx —We learn by a passenger who arrived here this morning,, that a white man was kilted by a negro at Barnesville, last mghfi It appears that the white man was iiitosioajtd, and had gone into the house of tbife negro. The negro wishing to eject him aceordingto law, went after the Marshal, returning, tlie negro en lered first, when ffig white man commenced, firing on him.* The negro procured a gun; and taibfrßfce aim, killed er. Oirr Wntornrant did n9t f kWow fft<£ uamCe of the parties.—j MantH ‘C<Mftmttbn iitaw HOUSEKEEPERS 1 MEN—WOMEN—AND CHILDREN L MEN-WOMEN-AND CHILDREN ! - -—. * 1 READ—READ. “Cooling to Scalds and Burns," “Soothing to ali painful wonnds, &c.” “Healine to all Sores, Ulcers, &c.” ‘COSTAR’S’ BUCKTOHRN SALVE Is the most extraordinary salve ever known. Its power of Soothing and Healing for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for Piles. &., &c,—is without a par allel. One person says of it, ‘I would not be with out a Box in my House, if it cost $5 00, or I had to travel all the way to New York for it.”—Aw York Evening News, Sepet. 5. gtfT All Druggists in BAINBRIDGE sell it. ‘‘COSTAR'S” StandardPrep&rations^ ARE HIS % 6 E A U T UggMH THBtM Bitter-Sweet and Or§§| liT Ono Bottle, sl.oo—'Th'tjgi HIS “CoKtar’a” Rat, Roach, Ac., Extern™ “Costar’s” Bed Bug Exterminators^® “Haslor’a” fnnlv nuiel Inseet “Only Infallible Remedies known.” ' “18 years established in New Yoik.” or, John Barnes^^M Sold in RAiNBSibGB, GA., by Df. J. A. BUTTS &CO. ' fFeb, 26th, »®9.-44-4y. MORTGAGE SHERIFF'S SALE, J WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Jane next] before the Court House door in the city of Bainbridge, between the usual hours of sale thi following property to wit : Three fractional lots of land, A’og. 236, 81 am 22, and lot Nd. 41, all lying in the 2-lst district c ! Decatur county. Levied on as the property o' Elias Jones to satisfy one mortgage fi fa in favor o Bruton, Babbit & Warfield. THEODORE GANDY, Deputy Sheriff, i April 8, 18C9. >. 60-Bvj DECATUR SHERIFF'S SALES, WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in June nex| before the Court House door of said county, the following property, to wit: Lot of land No 166 in Abe Ist district of Lee county, levied on as the properly of tjse estate ol W. J. Hodges, to satisfy one tax sis». 1 Also, lot of land No. 189 in the 19th district of Decatur county, levied on as the property of -John i Farmer to satisfy ©tie tax fi fat; O ’i ' { I Also, lot of land No. 39 in the 19th district tor Decatur county, levied on as the property of W. A. Tyns to satisfy one tax fi fa. . Also lot of land No. 176, in the 20th district of Early cgunty, levied on as the property of J. C. Griner, to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, lot of land No. 28 in tho 10th district of Mitchell county, levied on as the’property of B. A. Glover to satisfy one tax fi fa. . Also, lot of land No’s, 211 and 314, in the l§tb district of Decatur county, levied on,as thc|property of J. D* Underwood to satisfy one tax fi, fair. .' Also, 40 acres of lot of land 320 in the lltb dis trict of Lumpkin'county, levied on as of W. M. Marshall to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, lot of land of Decatur county, lcviwHnVne jpopMa oaKyCf 4 Thomas, to satisfy JK -J Also, fraction of loUofTkrfflTTrrßo7in rasftth district of Decatur county, containing one hundred mm iummm li®hilrJ vt o* Decatur county, levied on as the property of Elias Joufw to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, lots oi 7 land Nb’s. 78 and 69 in the Iffe district of Decatur county, levied on*as the property of W A Fait to satisfy one tax fi so. Also, part of lot land No. 31 in the 19th district of Decatur county, containing fifty acres, levied on as the property of T. J. Bruton, to satisfy on tax fi fa. Also, part of lot of laud of No. 86 in tho 19th district of Decatur county, containing one hundred aud twenty-four acres, levied on as the property of J. R. Massey to satisfy on tax fi fa Also, port of lot of land No. 84 in the 19th dis trict of Decatur county containing two hundred acres’ levied on as the property of J. W. Groover to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, lot of land No. 6 in the,lsth Dist. of Deca tur County levied on as the property of S. J. Smith. f) satisfy one tax fi fa* Also, lois of land No. 75 and 86 in the 15tb ecatar County containing 376. acres, levied on as the property of James Dean to satisfy one tax fi fa- • ; Also, lot of land No. 29 In the 20Dis’t. of Decatur county, levied on as the property of Elias .Tones, Guardian for B. D. Cloud to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, part of lot of land No. 809 inthe!6th Dist. of Decatut.-. county containing one hundred and irtfies, levied on Wtbf 31 Estate of C. Nee Smith to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, part of lot of land No. 261 in the 16th Diet* of Decatur county containing one hundred and' twenty-five acres, to satisfy one tax fi fit. Also, part of lot of land No. 682 in the 18th Dist. of Decatur county, containing one hundred and twenty-five acres, levied on as the. property of R. 8 Rachels to satisfy oue tax fi fa, Also, lot of land No, 322 in the 3 6th JDist of Ttts fcatur county, levied on as tha properqF of Dajftd Wells to satisfy one tax fi * g\_ Also part of lot of land.n. MBS in tpapfith Dist'. of Dacatur county, confirming' fifty acfef, levied On as the property of Win. Owens to satisfy one tax fi * Also, lot of land No. 396 in the fSffi Dfc*t. «fDc catureounty levied ones the#rop«rty dfW*. & \v ells to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, part of lot of land No. 73 in the 16th Die*, of Decatur county, containing 15G acres, levied" on j as the property of Mathew Thomas to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, lots of laird Nw, 90,61, 46 mid 49 in the 16th Dist of Decatur county, levied on as the property of J. D. Harrell, Sr. to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, lots of land No. 382 In the 27th Dist and 804 in the 15th Dist of Decatur county, levied an as the property of W, J. Huttle to satisfy on* tax fi fa. Also, lot of land No. 171 in the 15th Dist. of De catur countj, levied on as the property ®fj. W. Thursby to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, lot of land No unknown, in the 21st, Dist* of Decatur county, levied on as the property of Theodore Gandy Agent, for John Rodgers to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, lot of lan4No. 36*Uu tbs 20,Di*t, <rf Deca tur c-ounty, levied on SV the property of J. Thomas, to satisfy one tax feMk, 1 Also, lots of land Nos. 46 and 47 in the 27th Diet, of Decatur county, levied on as the property of John Fiveash, to satisfy oue tax fi fa. Also, aotPiur A Interest in the jwrperty kdpvtr ns Planters Warenouse joining lands of James fi,- Dickinson and other* in the town of Bambrldfa?; levied otWis the property of TA4P. Ifeufcpton, iW-4 tee for M, E. Hampton, to satisfy one tax fi fa. All the above Icvtes were made and returned to me in. M. Hahn, CoMaVle. Also, one house and lot in the city of Bata Bridge bounded as follows. On the East by West street on the South by property owned by TANARUS, J. Williams «■ the West by Crawford street and on the Nbrth by property, owner unknown, levied on as the property of Sheffield & Bro. to satisfy one tax fi ftcluOil Also, one house and lot in the city of Bainbridge, by premises of McLauchlin, South by street name StaßM A*. Creamer so satiity one t ix fi fa* „ -J* “ H. 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The Patent Vox Jubilant. —Anew *4 ! bsauti/uMtOt>, giving a etyle of music hitherto uo attained in reed instruments ** These Organs are superior to all othav» j inj quick al4iCmaf!&tJ--Ttfond, pipe-1 Hce tone— sweet. :j . ness and power. Thay have received nearly oxa an. farftT reviving over fill compeljtdtt. • J/.j They are endorsed by the highest musical autLori. | ' Send for lllutlratei Circular. n, M * ■ 4 «U* IS a a if, {{A JU Ivl A 111 The subscribers also offer to tire public an assort ment of beautiful Piano Forts—elegant rosewood <c»ei»yfi»lJ # i r^ t bass-Krendi grand ‘action, etc., at moderate prlcss and fully For circulart and full particulars address e. g. saXb «• rob rtson, 417 BROMB STREET, « ] NEW YORK. r s March 11th, 1869. 46-lr. — : 1 Tie ‘Termont Spring” Water, ♦oho •£&•''• • ! ttwixz' tiil-t'r *■ , ■ * o?t-' 1. Jtmily tMehrated as a remedy for Tromineni Sen/ via, Bright's Disease, and other Kidney Affections, the wonrt%rms Os Cutaneous Diseases* Rheumatism, JSemst Complaints, and all Impurities of the blood. , bnttleii Are’Vharked: ‘‘Vbhmont Sfrino, Baxi 4 Cos., SaxtooN, Vr” ’ I For sale by DfttzgMs: - Pamphlets, wMK Certificates from eminent physi cians and others; sent free. w. H. scuirrri Lfg a co. 170 Wiliam* Street, ■ ItA bmm9b-*ah*rt%>'.i ■ > HOR*. March 11th, I*6©. 44-ly' ~ C HE A P uiimii. .rmniti (the citizens of; iieeatttr and adjoining eontitirs tb wey bare rx.w rn store a Very genera) Msortnn iOf staple Dry Gfoods. Orrwerfcw Hard ware, Woodn • urare, Crockery a»d Liquors, &e. I . • “ GROCKRfKS, - CortstnnlTyon band wntf k,r sale, at whole sals sti , retail; Aaco*. Lard. Flour, Sugar. Coffee. Kies, ki, %SSSm/° !* amteraold - top" M , : . / ‘STAPLE DRY-GOOns. i fthriirHrH ff ß > a «d Shfrtfngw ii widths, Bleached *li*stingw and Shirtings all width i :' -i‘H' PRINTS, , Tho best’selectedf stock of Priw* frnn . and upward, iu the m,rk«t. 1 ““ DRESS GOODS S , wig * »nd Nainsook Muslim,, Haiti string si checked for ladies' st.cks and dresses. i! M - • DADIES r COLLARS^ Mourning Collars, ke. . t . f ROOTS AND SHOES. A foTJ stock for gentlemen and tadfes’ wear, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,&C. A ghuemr atsoftmeutettllahte for the ceases iol at very )## prices. * 6ea o *’ jv . . RIBBONS Tlie TadTes wili find » fuff assortment of aW f W^L°?^l t>Sn! l , . ,ri,rfr,R Ac , WitbETut further paftibolarirfng, we keen s Jl m varies SS l f 't££' n *r*-«‘nd invite speciaf £3 which. g„ yt ,utJZ WfXtlh't. and low prices are our motto. Call »hd *«. 1 I hfr* <g -N- O 'TI 'C E"1 mmti M*i ntnAf —w—rwiiUfinq vdj i o*FROM THIS DATE // • the ihdepbdebt tun . OF.—y *mrm: mmw* j*.'*'* 3 "' 0 • 1 ' l»* ; V’ • • r | i*. .. j* WIU. GIVE THRCWGH bills of lading mu • • ( •’■ •* J »EWT<MT and BAINBRIDGE tb SAVAWW ii Fort Gaines or Cols**lro* at ,r . FOKTV EE* }fte CpTTDN FROM BALN BRIDGE TG COl&* mH BBL* 3(1 Apiil 22, ’69-52 30d. A& 1