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Newspaper Page Texty “ CllAEACTBR IS AS NKCKSSARY TO A STATE AS TO A PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL, AND THE GLORY OK A STATE IS THE COMMON PROPEIITV OF ALL ITS CITIZENS.’ „7f.[tBEN. TRACr&CO. ' j(, f (Piforgift «TclcgvapI) , Juw» * T * WT Tr “ 0AI S,OR! " Sn ’ I J t GREEN. J. M. OHEKN- A P. TRACY I > r H WITOM A*» "WWIOtt MACON, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22, 185:J. ittt nil—i n~r~ i—r irrr' ttti >i i~i im*h~ i FIELUS aV ADAMS' FillK-PROOF WAUB-HOUSE—MACON. GA. Theamleriiunerl takes {feature in wyrmr j+xumvrn* ' •; i.if l' (}.«•!•• tf.nnki (.»thi-ir ftirmerjJjfjJ* patrons and the public generally.— ITIacon A Western Kail-Road. NEW ARKANGKMKNT. O N Bin! after Monday, May ITth. the Trains will be ran as follows : MAIL TRAIN. Leave Macon 8 IS F.u. I Arrive in Atlanta 1 30 a. M. _J " Atlanta 5 30 r m. | " in Macon 10 45 p. at. | look at. and til* tone completely'Vaptivating.'' ~\V* , in ,»ore Thev Connecting at Atlanta with theTraina of theiWea j shalltake pleasure to show these instruments' to any . f . _!i' tern & Atlantic and LaGrnnge Roads. and with the i that havea taste for line goods. I , ic‘ ' Day Train of the Georgia ltoad, and at Macon with Onhand, Prince Melodiana. t They will mntiaae the WAREHOUSE AND , .dvanm Ao 50 COMMISSION BU8INKSS at their well known .For tho P*f* ‘ gg ’ ^ atand on Poplar street. The undivided attention of - • il ta>t P*' 1 * 10 *“' anco • botli partners, will be devoted lo all business confid- i» aC -' |j,continued, except at tho option of the edtotarm. ,\V‘ a|) jj| ,11 arrearage* are paid. Liberal advance* made on Cotton i I frupriwn”’ at th# regular charge, will bo will attend strictly to the niiisg of on! £ ^jj^^iy^daraUKHlSiirtadlcwiiteacM 1 rcten. my w#cnn every Monday _ Wednesday and Friday, at I WA I; ,r ^«Hya J »*rti.ora.rol.tc only to their iamed.ofo. j pe J for . oftbeir floor, to enable mo I I M " ' r,T <ir iV buiioc # t. to sun port my afflicted family. Being deprived of 3 A \ r ^ a 9°? 7 3 /*}•• ^ — ’ ,Ba ~ -.0 Warehouse here to!.re oiupied bvme, I have ' Trx-ooftho >- NOW RECEIVING SOME OF THE MOST SPLENDID PIANO FORTES! Everofleredfor sale iu Macon, from , 'thecelebrated Factoriesof J. C. Chirk- : erwg and Nunn A Clark, warranted sa- ; periorto any other made in the UnitedStates. Also, 1 two Harps from J.F. Brown A Co’s Factory. The aboveinstrnments are a feast to one’s eyes to / ^ 5S » MRS CAREY has just received and now S^Jopened a splendid selection of MILLINERY, -^^nnd would particularly call the attention of the Ladies toher PATTERN HATS, of which she has every variety of style: together with Embroideries, Rich Dress Silks. Mantilias, Alboni and Feathers. Wreaths and Gloves. Mrs. C. would most respect fully invite the ladies to give her a call. oct 5 ^* MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.—MRS DAMOUtt is receiving, by each weekl\ ~ .tasrv SoticcB exceeding ten lines, will he the Warehouse heretofore occupied by me, 1 nave j . U(4 . , .... . mm , „ 'p,.*. trO^^rti.emcnU. i m.de arrangement* with Me.™. Field* * Adam,. ^ f eo . r 8'* A 1 ! 8 "*?' a,,d Wltb the n, S kl Tram I I,miner* wm%n Pa«T P1 in M > fiir tho tlnr<n>n ill /in lliAlP iipaaT m. .alinna«I nil I I.oui- Sto«ulli. To my friend, and the public in general, I woald moat humbly aolicit a portion of their patronage. To Henry Ward Beecher, in a leclnre recent- ( those who may iu their benevolent kindness, entrust * fT '" . „ 1... ..... ii... r.tll.tuilno «l«. me with their business, I pledge my beat exertion, v jclirMnl Br,,ol > n ' W ,b0 .. ,*" g el °' | for a faithful discharge ol the trn.t confided tome. I flowing tribute to the exiled Governor Kespcc-' " • - % (*Hao?»ry. now in Engl.ud. It thrill, through j JSSl I ‘ .j.,-,frame like tho .ound of a trumpet: EIltE Respectfully your obedient servant. N. OUSLEY. PROOF B AKE IIOHSR The undersigned having associated*^ lbs reslrt'* hame like ... i ———- ~froa all «btte, 'j 1 * wnk ernwrn of erreurn- Ovid O. 8pa «x« with him in ba||MfB I ... ji is no»v refreshing to turn tu a true lit- **»*inom — continues to transact the*—---* r.rr «ieh "* 0<k1 * <-nd * brr ' ,r0 . P rcot nets—such WARE HOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, r ^ iierrtat Hungarian- Inspired bv Christian- uiiderthe name and style Ilanlminu A; HpnrkN. ’ based upon National L*wa. his aettled ! Theirondivided attention will be given to all bu.i- |o ,W< -. .1 Hef.irin chanced, from youth to man- : nesa committed to their charge. The long experi r JI V 1. to gain strength. Cloud* could unt ence ol the underaigned aa a cotton aeller. added to « Analh nor obslrurlion .but it up. Hia i »V* de * i ™ P Ieaap V w «» «* f»>thfully to aerve oSucara iiispsm. • • ni .. thoae that may patromxe tho new hrin. givea him to (!i«rpnijieae waa eastern *| ... , v . * i hope that the liberalpatrunage heretofore given to •uiroi'S *' Rutayah »a wh»q lie terrified » lonna. Hardeman ft Hamilton, willbccontinued to Hakde- ’Uni Eiri'P" expelled hiru to oo a vagabond, he j man * Sparjis. They will riak nothing, cither in ciir himself au Apostle. The praiaea of the , porchaaing orby advancing on Cotton, aa they have I, w ,frd over bis cause, seducing him to determined to confine themselves to business with i imrrrst, in vain, in vain did foreign tongues I Planters, and to them liberal advances will be made jihitn.s* a wall, from the people. His zeal j on Cotton In store. /VimiVy .V.pp/irs tri/A Haft-ini’ ihriiagh the impediment, and an inapira- 1 il fell upon him aa a gift of toiiguea, ao that a lieard him speaking tho truth, of Liberty in tt, lontue where they were born. For a geoer- Ml moinrnt. lbs heart of the Nation was hia— and Ropt, will be furni.bed oor friend, at the lowed Macon price*. THOd. HARDEMAN. July gU 49—ly T. A. HARRIS, „.M m , . NEW FIRE-PROOF WARE-HOUSE, trance hrgol its greed; the ees ol contentions 1 on the cor.ncr below field A adam.", macon, oa fililirs divided at hi* word to let him |">a* | [■VvV^X Again return, hi. thank, to hi. friends for through— toil only for a wmmeut, and then closed ; ’ ]p*,t patronage, with the hope that they will ,pin tround hi* heels with i's angry roar. Irom j continue their much esteemed favor.; and he rea- utfir bi rder* nf Europe. God sent His mission pectfully solicits the public generally to give him a 111* He asserted the right of Nationt to liberty. > call—aa bis house will be as secure from fire as auy „cs hni done ; but from the same inspiration, intheeity. . Advances made on Cotton and other Produce in store at the customary rates. Orders attended to with the strict eat care. Mark wellitaaituationon entering the city .and becer tain to drive the mules square up to tho Iron House, tsia a world » police—to arrest or realram Royal ; where we will divest them of the Bales in quick ftjrglara aitsl Princely Robbers; that the World, time; and then place them on the level of the scales 1 kia-er a iphrrt of inatatrd eommunilirt, teat o> k nnd the beam shall work plumb. rlasaiisila Brotkrrkood! The word* fell upon ! Macon. June8.1852. Id and silver ears, from which there were no , THE subscriber being desirous to remove, -iqr* ‘0 the heart. But, when another gen- t [ jj'j offers for sale the Cottage Residence where be iniinp dull record the progress of Liberty, the -Li=*N. n(>w resides, on College Street. The House spionol these Christian doctrines, which our j contains 7 large rooms—and the Lot all necessary mold not understand, will bo recorded j out buildings, a superior well of water, shade and aT X'ootilh—as are the vvnrda of I.ilther—tho i fruit tree* in abundance. And will he sold low, pus deed* ol Cromwell—the patriotism of Washing- session given immedtately. Apply to_L. Cowles, or Accommodation Trains. Tri-Weekly.^ willleave | Pianoand Guitar. Instruction Hooka, ftc. i lit) silk dress patterns, varied colors anil stales; 14 ’ATCHES. J EWELRY AND FANCY GflODS. : dozen assorted straw Bonnets (from $1 to 613each); Splendid Gold and Silver WATCHES • Ribbons of all colors and qualities; Flowers, Laces, Gentlemen and Ladies patterns. Gobi Chains, i Dress Trimmings. Gloves. Combs, Brushes, and ali amp Brooches. Rings. Bracelets, Gold Thimbles. ! other articles, that are generally kept in that line oi Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and silver Spectacles, business. oct 5 ! d _ Ve , r , S _ p00! ’ , a,ld *'i Te . r-iv “ ry a, " i wo 2 d Na P' i PAKCY CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY stand, . „ — . ---» , Mulberry street, two doors below Lanier House, Goods. Shot Guns. Rifles. Game Bags, Pouches,; keeps up bis obi reputation ofaelling (of Ills own ini r -nVr.'on business, must bo post Paid, to j for the storage of (in their fire proof warehouse) all i InOrifib ! 'i.lverSpoonsaud F orks, silver, ivory and wood Nap- j t.-iaNCY CONFECTIONERY AND GROC tF AUU .“n I Cotton sent to mv care, lor which, Messrs. Field! ft P««»enger.by theupwardTraincandme inGnllio. km Kings, silver plated Cake Baskets, Castors, ; i< STORE.—I H. DAMOUU still at his olds V ■■■ Adams will give their receipts. -T bt> Macon and Waitersi andCandleStlcks—and a variety of Fancy j Mulberry street, two doors below Lanier II Griffin willbe discontinued EMERSON FOOTE,Sup’t. may]] 39 SOUTHWESTEKN KAIL ItOAH. A DAILY TRAIN for Passengers and Freight leaves Macon at CJ A. M —Arrives at Oglethorpe,at 10J A. M.—LeavesOglethorpeat llj A. Mi—Arrives at Macon at 3) P. M. Connecting each way with the Central and Macon ft Western trains, and tbe Tallahassee, Eufaula, and Colombo. Moil Stage Liuea. Passengers dine at Fort Valley stlJP. M. GEO. W. ADAMS,Supt.S. W.B..R. Macon, August IS 1832.' 52 ton Avcnne, Union Bnilding. nova J. A. ft S. 9. VIRGIN Thoinnston & Hurueavillc ltnil Rond Co. December 10,1853. T HE stockholders of this Company are required to p.y an instalment of Ten Dollar, per share, on or before tbe lOtli <]ay of February next. By or- Jer of the Board of Directors. dec81—8t W. D. WOODSON.Trea.’r. I portation) the best of LIQUORS, such as old Brandy JS^CIocksaud Watches repaired, and warranted, ! Holland Gin. Jamaica Hum. Scotch and Irish Whis at short notice. Give us acallat onr old stand, Cot- I kev. Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Malaga.sher ry and Madeira Wines of best qualities. Also, an assortmentof such SEGAltS as are seldom found anywhere. Also, fine Tobacco, Batter, Cheese, Crackers Dried Beef, Beef Tongues. Pickles, Pre serves. Nuts and Fruit of all kinds, Candy of home manufacture, aud imported French preserved Can dies. oct 5 TklOO LATEl—The undersigned, have just receiv- X ed a most magnificent seven Octave Rosewood PIANO FORTE, intended for exhibition at the Fair. Lovers of fine things are invited to examino it. novS J. A. ft 8. 8. VIRGIN. TMPORTATION DIRECT.—Ja.t received direct 1 from Europe, a splendid assortment of Guitars aud Violins, of the finest quality. Also, Italiau Gui tar and Violin Strings, fresh and good. Some old Violios among tbe abovcofrarequality. no»a J. A. ft 8. 8. VIRGIN. Whole- wATCHES, JEWELRY, ftc. Hcrline and wil.beao.d at uuusuaUy low prices. lUiTCUL'C In An .l 1 , oct I- dfcr~,NEVV MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. MRS. AUDOINE takes this method of in l »^,forniing her friends and the public, that she has just received nnd opened one of the most select and desirable stocks of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS everolfered in the city, to which she .in vites the attention of the Ladies of Macon and its vicinity. Her stock embraces all the new style, in irjuiiha* great a reason, he stepped beyond nor L'ulnlge of the truth* ol liberty, and taught that Nation, were responsible for the Peace of lt» Clubs: that it was a duty of patience to main- SOUT1I WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. f§r^ MaCox, February 10,1853. T HE Board of Directors have this day. declared a. dividend of Four ($4) Dollars, per share, oa the Capital Stock of this Company, from the busi ness of the half year, ending January 31st; payable on and after the 15th inat. Stockholders in Seranoah will receive their divi dead at tbe Central it It. Bank. By order of the Board. JOHN T. B0IFEUILLET, Treaa. Macon. Feb. 15. ltn Advice to Young I.ndits. nr »m FERtt. When the opirit moves yon to amuse yourself I wish "shopping.” be sure to ask the clerk for n | th-snail and one articles you have no intention lying. Never mind about the Unable you • him—that is part nf the trade. Pull the I (nrrrtof ilia glove* you aro examining quite out Idupe; inquire for some nondescript color or | castcsrce number, and when it is found, think j'i ooii't lake any this morning; then keep him I ii hour hunting lor your sun shade, which you | st lrng'.b recollect you ‘’left at home," end depart sirtnml having invrs’ed a single cent. Hhruyou enter a crowded lecture room, and a I getiilrinnii rise* politely (American gentleman a! jan 4 J. J. GRESHAM. Esq. MACON HOUSE.—The underaigned hav- ing taken the above House, would reapect- fudv solicit a share of public patronage, and pledges herself, to spare no pains to make all who may favor the house with a call, comfortable. Her table will at all times be provided with tbe beat the market a (fords. The House is also provided with Stables fur the accommodation of Horses. Charges will be leas than at other Hotels. Omnibuses will run to and from this House stall times. MRS. M. 8. NICHOLSON, oct 5 8 SULLIVAN HOUSE, Macon, Go.—The subscriber still continues at his old stand in front of the Coart House and the corner of j Mulocrry street, and respectfully solicits a share of I public patronage. This house is convenient to all the Railroads, and immediately in frontof the gener . , ,5 . ; - ... . , al passenger depot. Omnibusse* will run to and •y* tin.) and °orr* in give up In* scat, (that he I from „|| the |) ep ow. Board can be obtained by the tisw in hour ago Iu secure for himself.''lake it Hay, week or month, on reasonable terms, and every it a nailer nf course, and don’t trouble yourself I exertion will be made to satisfy those who give him In Hunk him even with a nod of your head. A* j a call. oct 3 ly M. SULLIVAN. to feeling oueasy about accepting ll, that’s rjdicu- House nnd Lot on the Hill-For SnZe. hss.'bcrauseifho don’t fancy standing during The undersigned offers for sale hi* placcon tho Ike isitice, lie’s al liberty In go home—it'* a free ! uiij | n enr the Female College. It i* situated in wsslty. • aioLuiif. of the most desirable neighborhoods in the Sbmid you receive an invitation to a concert, ' city. *nd baa besides, many other advantages, aniitge to accept it, conditionally, leaving n door The Lot contains wp’ nearly an acre of ground, and cf r(c»|>-, should a more eligible offer prescut it- j baa upon it a comfortable Cottage, also, a fine cojicc- *tl 6 r tiou of Fruit, Flower* and shrubbery. , ..,1 Possession given 1st October, or earlier if desired. Warn solicited toeing at * party, decline until , p‘ rt addresa the undersigned at Ogletlmrpc. "J love drawn around you the proper number | opr a7 GEO. W. FISH. -i, FOR SALE.—Two Houses and Lots oo Wa) nut sir:et. block 18, finely situated, with good —"“gardens, out houses and stable. Apply to dec21 W. A B. GODDARD. Macon. (■fratresfiug swains; then yield gracefully, ns if j it were at a great sacrifice el your timidity. flirt with an admirer till the last end of ibo rhaptrr; and then be <• ao taken by surprise,” j *»ru Ii* makes the declaration you are driving et. As "prsetica makes perfect.” every auccc-aivo VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.—The aub- at-esnpt of this nature will make you more expert ^7- acriber offers for sale his settlement of Lands, isinjli-j for hearts, beside* exercising a benefi containing 6000 arres.io miles below Hawkiniville; ciiletTrtt upon your character. i ininiediRtely on tho Ocmolpoo river. The Lend is As tu cultivating y„ ur mind, that’, all waste ! well improved, and ha* 850 acres cleared, there is ■W lrr-CM. .uwek , sufficient Ptno timber on the premises to nay the WEEKLY. The uew and splendid steam-ships FLORIDA, Cnpt. Lyon, —AND— ALABAMA, Capt. Ludlow, Belonging to the NEW-TORK a SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMP’T. On and afterthe 11th day ol January next, will leave Savannah andNew York every Saturday until further notice. These shipsareol 1300 tons register and unsurpassed in comfort, safety and speed.— Cabin passage, 835— payable inadvance. Extra trains leave Macon every Friday evening and connect with these steamers. PADELFORD, FAY 4 CO.. Agents-Savannab- Sam’l L. Mitchell, Agentin N.York, 194 Front-st i*"> l< j Silver WATCHES. Diamonds and Jewelry, solid silver and silver plated Ware, fine Fancy Goods, ftc. which will be sold on as good terms as can be hnd in the aoothern country. The public ara respectfully invited to call before making selections elsewhere. Watch work executed in tbe beat manner at short notice and warranted. Jewelry and Fancy Articles neatly repaired. E. J. JOHNSTON, oct 12 Mulberry at., fronting Cotton Avenue. F OR THE HOLLIDAYS—The subscriber!* now offering an assortment of GOODS, suitable for the Holiidays and other presents, unsurpassed in Middle Georgia, for variety, richness and usefulness The following with many other suitnblo artieleamay be mentioned, vix: Fine gold and silver Watcl.es, Diamond Rings.Pins. Ear Rings, ftc.. Pearl and all Gold Jewelry in Jets and single pieces of all varie ties: Papier Maclie, Desks, Tablet. Work Boxes, Port Folios,Jewelry Cases, ftc ; Rose wood and Ma bogany Work Boxes.Desks. Odor Boxes, ftc.; Fino Oil Paintings.Silver Pitchers. Goblets. Cup*. Forks, Tea Table and Dessert Spoons. Dessert Knives, Porcelain Flower Vases, Card Cases. Gold and 8il verPenand Pencil Cases, with a variety of odds and ends, aliofwhich willbe sold at tbe lowest prices A call is respectfully invited, dec21 E. J. JOHNSTON. fsaJst—job hive better ammunition lo nltack Iksissay; ami as lo cultivating your heart, there’s k>m* talking about a thing so uiifiishiouable. So “sstsbetr iu inind. that all pretty womsn is aent l*i*i the world f«r is to display aa they come nut, •tin flirt, tlauce, sing aud play the old Harry pwrslly. THE thorough bred Horse TEMPEST, will be found during the coming season, at I 1 A > the Central Race Course Stables, near this cits. For farther information apply to H. T. Powell, Proprietor. The merits of this thorough bred Horse are too well known to require an extended notice. His colts are famoes in tho sporting world fortbeirmany excellent qualities. PEDIGREE. Tempest was sired by Pumpkin Boy ; hebyStock- holder. (for hia Stockholders Pedigree, tee American Turf Register.) Pump kin Boy’s dam. Laora Taylor was sired by Sir Rickard, her dam Independence by Pacolet, g. dam. Fancy, by \Vilk* Wonder, who was sired by imported Dioined. His (Wonder's) dam wa* also tbe dam of Pacolet—berg, g dam by old Celab —berg, g g. dam by Wildair—g. g. g. g. dam by Mark Anthony—her p. g. g. g. g.dam by imported Feamaugnt. Sir Hit hard was aired by Pacolet.and outnf old Madam Tonaon—she by Top Gallant—he by Galitin—he by imported Bedford. Her dam waa by Grey Medley, Oscar, imported Fearnnoght.&c. Sir Richard is afull brotherof Mon. Tonsoo, Cham paign. and Sir Henry, who ran tbe famous race with American Eclipse. Pucolet was by imported Citizen —he by Pacolet of England—be by Blank, aud Blank by the Goldolphin Arabian. Pacolet’* dam by Tipo Saib—he by Lindsage Arabian, best ton of Godol- phin Arabian, out of Silver Tail—she by Hanne ger's White Itcse—Tempest’* dam. Mary Queen of Scots—she by imported leviathan, and ont of a mare by Old Pacolet. See ber performance on the turf. Macon, Feb. 1. F INE CUTLERY.—Hoeera\ Worstenholm's and Crookes Pocket and Pen Knives and Razors, Scissors.French Razors, ftc. A large nnd finr assort ment, for sale by E. J. JOHNSTON, oct 12 R ECEIVED by late arrivals, a choice lot of fine gold and silver watches, chains, seals, diamond aud other jewelry, cuff pins, etc. Foraalo low. for cash or approved credit by E. J. JOHNSTON. CP* Citizen copy. jan 18 U NITED STATES Land Warrants of 160, and 40 acres, wanted by jan 18 E. J. JOHNSTON. 80. A NEW aud finesupplyof Window Cornice, Cur tain Bands, Pins, ftc. For sale by dec*1 E. J. JOHNSTON. F INE Double and single Guns.’Rifles. ftc. at low- price* (quality considered! than ever offered in Macon. .Foraalo by E. J. JOHNSTON, dec 21 Livery TYoticCf The underaigned having < purchased of Mr.A.C.More-, .nouao bis interest in the! firm ol A.O. Morehouse ft Co..inthe Livery business, — - - . would respectfully inform their friends nod the pub- price I ask tor the Laud. Term* to suit^purchaser*. Jj c jhat they will continue tbe business, at tbe old !_ .L. I o.. A 1 d *.*» V Mellll If K II*. . . .. ’ ... - * .i rsl I« Pulaski county, Jan 4.1853, N. McDUFFIK. HOUSTON LAND FOR SALE.—Six bun- ___dred acres of first quality LAND, aixtecn nines from Macon, lying on the Perry Road. On the place, there is a good two story Dwellinghouse with six rooms, kitchen and all necessary out _ ! houses. There are also, two good springs and an ft 42ood One, i excellent Peach Orchard. Itisoneof thomostde- 'Paddy, honey, will yobuv me watch, now I” | sireable and healthy placesjn the^coanty^and will “kadis it about selling your wntcb, ye are. I be told a Bargain JUr!" j oct 19 “Twb.il is, darlint!" J~^EXTAL CARD.—The subscriber JOHN W. WOOLFOLK. ""tot’s tha price t" ! 1J having moch unfinished Dentistry “Tea skillings aud a mntcbkin of the creature." ) to do in Georgia, will return to Macon ' h the watch • daernt one I” 1 ** “ * ’flatssad I’ve had it twiuty years, and it niver ®®rs detsvatl me." ’’ Well, here’s your tin; now loll me doe* it go •stir “Wail,an’ it goes faster than any watch in U: “»'isht, Munster, Ulster or Leinster, uot bar tof Dublin." "Btd luck to ye, Mike, then yon have taken mo r Wnt you say it niver desaved you I” ">ur* in 1 did—oor did it—for I nirtr drpindtJ, ‘tit’’ tot’"' wb ' cb ’* ,b " wa y *° Burlington t*’ "Hawdid je know my nauio waa Pall" y j gJMSed il." "Thfo. In the powers, if ye are so good at pneas- ?r d better guess the way to Burlington." i in Aprilor May next, and occasionally tbereatter of which due notice will begiven. It is hia intention to continue the Profession in Ma con with a competent and responsible assistant or in his own name alternating in Charleston, and the public may be assured that his best efforts will he continued to give entire satisfaction, nnd value re- ceived. Prices to remain as heretofore always making n proper reduction for those in moderate and destitute Boston do. circumstances. Address C. S. PUTNAM, 1 feb 1—lm Residence Charleston.8.C. atand of Brown ft Harris.known as the Floyd House StaKaa. corner of Wharf and Third sts , under the name and firm ofJ.M.COOPER 4 SON. Our Stable* and Lot* aro large and commodious, and no pains will be spared to give satisfaction to ourcastumer*. . . ... Horses and Carriages of every description for biro and salo. Our accommodations for drovers are eoperiorto any in the city. Try us. J. M. COOPER, mayll * ■ ’ GKO! F. COOPER. T \V. ADKHHOLU, Confectioner, Family Gro sz . cer, and Manufacturer of Crackers, Cakiis, Bread and Ornamental PTRAMiDSof every descrip tion. Balls, Parties, Hotels and Private Families at tended to at the shortest notice. Third Street, next door to the State Book, Moron, Geo. Shippers and others are assured that every article sold at this Establishment are. A, No. 1, being in variably made from tbe best material. ... —DENTISTRY—With iTslurnovE- - 1 -- --v. mknts—Dr. G- McDonald woold res Ql03xr pectfully call attention to hi* new and ; improved mode of patting up and inserting artificial teeth. The teeth, gums,and plate, are allcemeoted together by heat, making solid work, and inserted on the atmospheric pressure plan, preaeotiug a per- ICVSIJT HIV lino nppvHi-Mvv. “ • * V. , . poiieuing in every retpeet a deemed superiority over block teeth, single gum teeth, or any other NEW BOOK STOKE, J JUUT OrrillITE THE I.ASIEI! HOUSE, MACON, OA. over oiuvk wv,n, -- BARNES and tbe Kev. George Dunham, hav. ■ mode that baa hitherto been practiced • )n£ formed a co partuerahip. ior the purpose of j Since the partnership between McDonald * Galla . on the Book and Stationarv busineiR.un- * ger haa been dissolved. Dr. McDonald has uMOciated 't’™ ,w * 6*me«f BARN Ed ft DUNHAM.are with him in the practice Dr. James McDonald, who “Main? a large stock at the above stand. ooMul be feel* authorised inrecommendingas a gentleman ■Llf!'***. ^Misting of l.nir, .Tfedlcal, nnd ] of skill and integrity. As they have prepared them ^•M’llnnrana Boolis. Together wilhalulland i aelvea for an oxtensivo hosines* in all branches ol • stock of School Hooka and Stationary the profession.- despatch, as well as care and skill 0 ' l ''hrywil|. e ||| 0 ,. U . O ml. or approved paper, may be expected in all their operations. Terms: ./’Irou, the i * umry promptly attended to,and ■ either cash downor wbeaeauod for. '"ffsllyforwirdau. J. BARNES. j jan 8 hand uaoe. X A C II 1 N r. M ; Butter Crackers, Batter Biscuit, | Sugar do. Sugar do. 1 Boston do. Boston do. Graham do. Graham do. Water do. Water do. Sponge do. Soda do. Rabbit do. Milk do. Fancy do. Wine do. Walnut do. Caiifoniiado. Dessert do. Pic Nic do. Egg do. Lemon do. Seal do. Pilot do. Can do. Navy do. Abemethy Cracker*. Bread and Cake Ginger Suap. i* every ff All Orders executed at Short Notice. GEO. DUNHAM, in al) its branches attended to *•" executed. April 80 if BARNES ft DUNHAM. P r ;? S( ?, N8iadebt « d t° Barnes, are requested ■— c> " *t><l settle their accounts. a 2o-tl Lumber'.! Luniher!!! ^ andersignadis now ready to supply from hi* Mills, every description of Lumber and •u!,, l0 I’*l the thorteal notire and of the choiceat Tdfinrc nnd Important Inducements | t WILL sell off my Stock of fashionable I I NETS. DRESS SILKS, MANTILLAS. TRIM MINGS, Ac., atcost for cash, until thefiralof March, to mnke room for my Spring Stock, and invite the la- I die* to avail themselves ol thi* rhnuce. ( MRS. F- DESSAU, on Triangular jan 25 XTEW CHOCK Kit Y STORE.—Tbe on 1 l\ is now prepared to offer to the citizens of Ma- enu and surrounding connlry. one of the best atocks feb 1 miTBY ■OBRB’B CONFECTIONARY OWE BOOR BELOW THE STATE B ANK. .M ACON. Ga. n BALER iii all sorts ol CARES* J R1 • CANDIES, PRESERVES, FRUITS peak and dry, CORDIALS, SYRUPS, CIGARS, TO RACCO. trarranted i:n;x>rtr,i fne BRANDIES, WHISKEY and GIN. Also, Madeira, Bordeaux and Fart IY/NES. NKIV BOOK*. Just Received, a large supply ofall the latest and leading publications, among which are—The English Edi tion of Swift's Works; Sterne’s Works; Encyclope dia ol Architecture. by Gwilt; Illustrated Arabian Nights and Don Quixotte; Joanna Baillies’ Works; The Abbotsford Edition of the Waverly Novela; The Boston Edition ofthesame in27 vols.; Tho Icon- ographic Encyclopedia ol Science, Literature nnd Art; Ancient Egypt nnderthe Pharaohs; The Napo leon Dynasty, by tbe Berkley Family; Ik Marvel’s Works; Lotus Eating; Howadji in Syria; School for Fathers; Jones on the Telegraph; Men and Women of the 18th Century; Philosophers and Actresses of the I8th Century, both by Houssaye; Hawihorne’a Works; DeQoincy's Work*; Abbott's Histories for the young; Lamb's Works; Essays from the London Times; YellowPlush Papers; Journey through Tar tary, Thibet and China; The Paris Sketch Book; Gaieties and Gravitiea; the Ineoldsby Legends; His tory of Little Pedlincton: A Journey to Katmando; Book of Snobs; Men’s Wives; Stories from Black wood; Lives of Wellington and Peel; Personal Ad venture* of our own correspondent; Mysteries, or Glimpses nf the Supernatural; Ruben Medlicnt, Il lustrated Horse 8boe Robinson; AnntPhilli*' Cabin; Cabin and Parlor; Nortliwood by Mrs. Hale; Men of the Times, Chambers' Paper* for the People; Fruit* of America by Hovey. colored plates; Book of the Heart; Gift for all seasons; besides lots of Juveniles for the little ones. J. M. BOARDMAN. nov 22 NEW BOOTS AND SHOES, AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT, SO. 3, COTTON AVENUE, OPPOSITE WASHISOOS HALL, MACON. GEORGIA. f: The subscriber's wouid return their thanks Sp for the very liberal and long continued paronage extended to them. *nd^B*w would most respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. We have now in store a large assort ment of BOOTS AND SHOES, mostly of our own manufacture.to which weekly additions will be made, of allthedifferentstyles and patterns usually called for in a Shoe store, aud would invite those wish iug to purchase, to call and examine our stock, as we are prepared tosel 1 a* low as any house in the city orstate. (oct 12) MIX ft K1RTLAND- [it. BOOTS.—A full assortment of Gents line jr French Calf Boots, pump sole, welted and water proof,nf various kinds and qualities, both soled and pegged. Just received aud for sale low by oct 12 MIX ft KIRTLAND. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. CtOITTIIEK.Y AXES.—-10 dozen Archer s Vir- io einia Axes.forsale bv in'-' cii BRAY, CARHART ft CO • >j| DOZEN John Be crctt s Kentucky Patent »)U Axes. BRAY. CARHART ft CO OLS.—Co dozen Sc.iv ul s Cast Sleci. 1, 2. :i. 4 BRAY, CARHART ft CO. HADE’S PATENT HOES—30 dozen just -ived by BRAY. CARHART ft CO. FIIKACE CHAINS.—2.500 pr. assorted Trace JL Chains. BRAY. CARHART ft CO. V AI LS ! NAILS! !—n.v.i kec* Cut Nails and LI Brads. Iu store and for sale by march lfi BRAY.CARHART ft CO. IT r ANT .STEEL.—2,500 pounds assorted Cs Steel. In store and for sale by march 16 by BRAY. CARHART ft CO. Y USX RECEIVED—A laree lotul tine Balance *F Handle Table Cutlery,by the single sett or full sett, consisting of fifty and fifty-three pieces. For sale at reduced prices by al3 35 BRAY, CARHART ft CO. r KON.—We are no . ceiving r large lot o Swedes Iron.nasort -d.lrom Ijto 12 inches wide Also. Round,Square, Rand, nnd hoop Iron. BRAY. CARHAltT ft CO. C IRCULAR SAWS.—2 48 inches Worralls&Co. Circular Saws. Forsaleby sep 14 BRAY. CARHART ft CO. S TRAW CUTTERS—A large lot now going in store; also Corn Shelters, Sub-soil Ditching aud Turn Plows, and everv description of Agricultural Implements. ft RAY, CARHART ft CO jnnh 22 B ALTIMORE IRON.—Now receiving, 50 tons “EUicott’s" Refined Iron, assorted, from j to ■} 1 inches lirond, from j to 4 j inches round, nnd from } to 4 inches square; also oval half round Band and Hoop Iron at reduced prices, bv june 22 li'RAY, CARHART ft CO. I RON WiTCH AIRTIGHT COOKING STOVE.— From the extensive sale of this well known Cook ing Stove since its introduction, and the universal satisfaction it has given, we are of opinion that it is the best Stove for Southern use in the market. This Stove is warranted to work well in every particular, or to be returned without expense to tbe purchaser. A large lot just received, and for sale bv june 22 BltAY, CARHART ft CO. BOOTS AND SHOES —Men’s, Boys aud Youth’s fine call and kippeg’d Boots; Men'* stout kip hunting and mud Boots; Genta lasting Gai ters. Monterey, opera and ties, and fine calfBrneans; Gents, boys and youths patent and enamelled Bro gans; Men's, boys and youths California kip Brogans, a large assortment. M1K ft KIUTLAND. oct 12 _ RUBBER SHOES.—A large assortment U"- of Gents and boys Rubbers. Also. Ladies slipper and sandal rubber Shoes of Goodyear’s cele brated patent. Just received and for sale low by oct II MIX ft KIRTLAND. the best assortment of Negro Shoes.we have ever offered in this market. Men's doable soled peg and nailed black and russetta; do heavy single soled black and russetta; do boys and youths black aud russetta. all of which we are selling very low oct 12 MIX ft KIRTLAND. ALF SKIN AND SOLE LEATHER,—On hand a very superior lot of French Calf Skins, with Linings and Binding; Oak aud Hemlock sole Leather Shoe Thread, with a good assortment of Lasts, peg BootTreesand shoe finishing. Just received and forsaleby MIX ft KIRTLAND. oct 12 l SHOES,! SHOES!!—Prices reduced— Manufactured by J. H. Thomas ft Son, sue- r jssors to 1. Wiuship. Forsaleby oct 21 CATER &GRIFIN. QTILKS’ AUSTRIA!—A supply of the above op- O portuue production, from tho prolific press of the Harpers, at june 22 J. M. BOAROMAN’S. V ALENTINES—A large lot of Valeo tinea whole sale and retail, at J. M. BOARDMAN'S. feb 8 NOTICK. A W. MARSHALL having taken possession • of tbe store recently occupied by Graves* Rodgers, is prepared to offer to his friends and the public generally, a large and well selected stock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, at wholesale and retail. Having selected for mv motto: ’’ SMALL PROFITS AMD QUICK RETURNS. I feel assured that those who may favor me with a call, will be fully satisfied, both with my GOODS and PRICES. Special attention trill be piern to Orders, and satisfaction puaranteed. Among my stock may be found tho following articles: 150 bales Gunny BAGGING 400 coils best Kentucky ROPE 150 bags Rio and 12 bags Old Java COFFEE 50 hhds Porto ltico and St.Croix SUGARS 150 bbls Refined A. B. ft C. do 100 do crushed and pulverized do 40 boxes TOBACCO, all grades. Also, Salt. Molasses,Bacon, Lard.Botter.Cheeae. Mackerel.Teas.Soap, Starch Candles, Candy,Oils, Paints. Drugs, Blankets. Kerseys, and many more articles too numerous to mention.»cp7 NEW GOODS! WLLIAIH B. FEKItY ft CO., DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, TRIANOCLAR BLOCK SKCOXD STRKKT, HAVING re-modeled and newly fitted np their store, are now receiving lor _ _ Fall and Wintertrade. one otthelarg-«^ ! ost and most desirable stocks of BOOTS AND SHOES, to be offered in this market. Their goods have been laid in forCash, and with careful reference to elegance and durability; and will be offered to the trade at prices that cannot fail to satisfy the most careful buyer. Thankful for past favors, they would respectfully solicit a continuance of tbe liberal pat ronage heretofore extended to them, oct 5 4m. It TlitlTION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. CONN Fire and Marine RtsKataken on the most favora ble terms by (feb27) C. DAY,Agent. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW-YOKK. Jas ARBATT.Sec'ry. Joseph B.Collins,President Applications received by fob 27 C. DAY, Agent CHARLES DAY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, NE W-YORK. E?“C.Dat ft Co., will advance on consignments apll D 1 Boston, Ac. discounted by C. DAY & CO. I » AKER COUNTY LAND—A splendid body of I ) 3000 acres Oak nnd Hickory Laud, on Coulee wabee Creek, second district Baker county, about 10 miles from Albany. Forsaleby nov 9 CHARLES DAY ft CO- C ATER ft GRIFFIN, Cotton Ancnve, Macon, (ia , dealers in GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, are now receiving their Fall and Winter Stock. Thankful to their friends for past favors, would be pleased to see them again. aept 14 VOL. XXVII—NO. - MACOS DRUG N-COKE. IK L. MKOifLt.KI.fi A- CO., DRUGGIST S A X D APOTHECARIES j CORXEr ,mor /: the fti> r:> //oCaK, MACON. GEORGIA; TV'EEPS constantly on hand, a larpe nnd well 1 JV lected stock ol Foreign nnd Domestic DRUGS, . MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. WINDOW GLASri, i BRUSHES,PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, j &C. Dealers in II hiir J^tad, Oils, Spirits Turiitn- . tnf, l* t; int t rs (' i / Jlur>tnsiz I'hnd, Cnruvhinc, Fine i Liquors, Garden Fee<«’.«, <S'C. A cent* lor Abbev ’• GOLD FOIL AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Orders accompanied with the casli or *Hti*factory reference, will be promptly executed at the lowest market rate*. aug3i ,«\ OLNc'ES SULPHATE UUININE, warrant- /•iUU pure. Forsaleby aag31 E. L. STHOHECKER A CO. TiANNTNG’S BODY BRACES, Mrs. Better U terine Supporter, Fitch's Abdominal Brace, with a complete assortmentof the most approve ”**usset, and Shoulder Bracts. Forsaleby au-31 E. L. STR0HJSCKER A CO. D EAD SHOT.—A gentleman writing to the Pro prieters of the above valuable Medicine «av«. Okangk, New Jersly, .Inly 1st, 1640. Gentlemen, 1 purchased a vial of Dr. Perry's Dead Shot Ve*mtfupe, at your store about two week* since, for my little daughter, aged two years, win/ had the symptoms of worms. A few doses of tho medicine produced the expulsion ot more than 200 worms. The unfavorable symptoms passed oti, aud she is entirely restored to health. Yours respectfully, Joseph Edwards. Price 25c. a vial. For sale by auirai F.. L.STROHECKER A CO. TXDIA"CHOLAGOGUE, FOR THE CURE OF JL AGUE AND FEVER*—Thi* preparation ha* been in use for years, in the successful treatment of Chills and Fever, and is dow recognized as a stand ard medicine. It not only breaks the chill in a day or two. but an occasional dose, fortifies the system against further attacks. For *&le by aug 31 E. L. STHOHKCKF.lt T> AD WAY’lfREA D Y RELIEF.—A largo lot, for Xt safe by the single bottle or dozen, ang 31 E. L. STUOllECKF.lt A CO. M ason & dibble s house linament.— For the care of Bruises, Sprains, Set Fasts, Old Sores, Galls Swinney, Lameness, Stiffness in the Joints and Muscles, and for a)1 external injuries on horses. For sale by anp 31 F. L. ST RO HECK Ell A CO. T O THE AFFLICTED.—Tarrant s^ Extract of Cubeb* and Copavia; Grossman's SpeciHc‘Mix- ture; French Capsules; Suear coated Cubeb and Co- pavia Pills; Ricard’s Specific; Magnin’s Lucina Cor dial; Compound Extract Bucher; Carpenters Ex tract Cabebs, Sarsaparilla and Copavia. For sale by nor31 K L STROHECKRH A CO. B AGGING, HOPE a TWINE. For safe by sept 14 CATER A GRIFFIN. B LANKETS.—A large lot, not excelled by aDy house ia the Sooth. For sale by oct 12 CATER A GRIFFIN. n lSSOLUTION.—Tbe linn of PAYNE A NISBET is this day dissolved by mntnal consent. The business will be continued by GEO. PA\NE, who is alone authorised to settle the business of tbe firm, jan i»5 _• C 'l EOUGE PAYNE, Druggist and State Lickss* T ed Apothecary, Offers at wholesale and retail general mock of Drue*. Medicines, Chemical*, In- strumcnts.)Paint8, Oils, Perfumerj’.Garden Seeds and other irticies usnally kej>t in s Drug Store. An ex perience of twenty years in the Drug and Apothe cary business, enables him to say to the public with confidence, that all Medicines and prescriptions sold by him. shall be genuine and pure, and will always Give satisfaction. J an THRESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SKEDS.- Just received and for sale by GEO.PAYNE, jan 25 Opposite Washington Hal! B urning fluid and camphene.—Forsai« by GEO. PAYNE, who was awarded at the la*t State Fair, a silver medal for the best burning fluid. jan 25 • G eorgia plains and osnaburgs. For sale by CATER A GRIFFIN sept 14 TTHNK CROIX. LOAF AND REFINED SU X 1 GARS. Forsaleby. sept 14 CATER Sc GRIFFIN M ACKEREL.—A lot. No’s. 1,2 and 3. Just re ceived by [feb l] CATER A GRIFFIN. F 1 s CATE lift GRIFFIN. 3l’GAH! SUGAR!!—Both brown and white of superiorquality. Forsale by feb 8 CATER ft GRIFFIN. L ADIES’ Laceand Congress Prunella.Satin Fran- cia and Silk Gaiters; Black. Bronze and Wnite Kic and Satin Slippers; Jenny Lind Enamel and Kid Boot,and Gaiters; Enamel and Kid Ties and Buskin, Rubber Over shoes. Cork soles, ftc., justre cei' ed end for sale by VVM. B. FERRY ft CO. tet 5 "A riSSES' lace and congress gaiters; enamel and kid Jenny Lind boots ami gaiters; kid excel- sievs, slippers, ties,school boots, and a great variety of children's boots, gaiters and slippers, just receiv ed by (oct 5) \VM. B. FERRY ft CO. B OY’S fine sewed and peg imitation, dress and thick boots; calf.enameland kip sewed and peg brogans, gaiters,dancing pumps, ftc.. just received by ait 3 WM. B. FERRY ft CO. C t ENTS’ fancy dress, pump and welt, medium and r water proof boots; tine peg imitation, dress and ctrong boots- patent leather, cloth, enamel, and calf rongress gaiters, opera ties, dancing pomps, slippers, fubber overshoes and cork soles, just received and or sale by (oct 5) WM. B. FERRY & CO. B ROGANS—a large stock of black and rosset plantation brogans, also kip, calf, and enamel leather brogans, just received and forsale at reduced prices by (oct 5) WM. B. FERRY ft CO. L EATHER—oak and hemlock sole leather, freneb calfskins, shoe threads, ftc., jost received by oct 5 WM. B. FERRY ft CO. S? ra BBLS. Hiram Smith's prem. Flour, new crop; DU 50 do Howard street Flour; 50 do do prem. do. For sale low by A. YV. MARSHALL. Oct 5 FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Runaway from the subscriber iu Macon, Ua..io October Inst, a negro girl named FRANCES or FAN NY. about SOyears old, of a copper complex ion, very likely, she has probably been decoyed offby some white person. 1 will give fifty dollars reward for the delivery of tbe girl in some safe Jail, where lean get her. ami the apprehension of tbe person haibor- lugber, with proof to convict him; or I will give twenty-five dollars for the deJirery of tbe girl to me in Maccn or in auy safe Jail, feb 8 DAVIDJAMESON. B ACON.—A choice lot of sides, for snle by fob l CATER ft GRIFFIN. ^JHEESE.—A new lot just received._ For sale by sept 14 CATER ft GRIFFIN. TKISH POTATOES.—Fifty barrels yellow Plant- JL ing Potatoes. For sale by feb l CATER & GRIFFIN. PAINTING. House, Sign & Ornamental Paiating,Gilding,&c O SAGE CHANGE 6J2ED.—Just received, a sup ply of these seed, the produce of the la*t sea son. It ia satisfactorily ascertained, that the oaago orange is the most durable nnd valuable of all Plants that have heeu used for hedges in this climate. Per sons wishing to piocore them, would do well to call soon. Price—cl perqaart. GEO. PAYNE, jan 25 CHINS 2 OtJN#!! D C. HODGKINS A SON, having just received • and are now opening at their e$tfibli*hment, on Mulberry Stre>:t, a few doors below the Lanier Hooitc. Macon, the largest and best assortmentof GOODB in theirline, ever brought to this market, con -.tir»v. in part,of Double Barrelled SHOT GUNS, from Sc ,o SUL"; superior HIFLKS. Coit>, Allen’s and other REVOLVERS, Powder FLASKS, .SHOT TOUCH ES. GAME BAGS, GUN MATERIALS, POWDER AND SHOT. CAPS, WADDING, and every othc article of hunting apparatus, usually kept by denle»a and manufacturer*. All of which will be sold at th> lowest pr:co for Cash. Those wishing a common or a very superior article of the above can be accommu dated at this house. oct 12 ly 32) BY JOHN A. CLARKE. Floyd House Buildiugs, Mulberry-st. tf) Mtnplc Dry (*oo<!n and CSrocerica. J B. ROSS A CO. will continue to keep at their • old stand on Cotton Avenue, a large and desira ble stock of STAPLE DRY GOODS, and a general assortment of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, HATS, SHOES, BLACKSMITH’S TOOLS .and nearly eve ry article wanted by a Planter.ep a7 New Stock of Fancy Dry IJood*. G W. ROSS A CO. are now receiving, and will • open on the first of October next, in the store lately occupied by Logan Atkinson, one of the most choice and desirable sticks of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY DP Y GOODS, everofferedin this market, a portion of thc.»n imported direct from Europe. The stock wil! be entirely new, and con sist ot the latest,fashionable and expensive Btyleso SITK, TTYE.Y, COTTOJY Sr IfORSTKJJ FABRICS J. B. ROSS. W A. ROSS, sep 7 G. W. ROSS. C l Aiti'ETING.—A large lot of Tapestry and Bras- / sels Carpeting. Also,a large lot of Rags of all kiuds. Just received by GEO. W. ROSS A CO. oct 19 C ~~ ASHIMERES and Cashmere de Ecosse. Just received by GEO. W. ROSS A CO. oct 19 HAWL9 AND SCARFS.—Crape Shawls, Cash. mere Shawls, white embroidered silk Scarfs GEO. W. ROSS A CO. Ac. .last received by oct 19 H OSIERY AND GLOVES.—A large lot. just re ceived by GEO. VV. ROSS A CO oct 10 /CHEMISETTES, Worked Collars and Under- V_/ sleeves. Just received by oct 19 GEO. W. ROSS A CO. F LOUIL SOAP, WHISKEY, Ac—50 barrels su perfine and family flour; 30 boxes No. 1. and pale soap, 1 lb and l$’lb bttrg •* 5 Casks London Por ter; 5 Cask* Ale; 30 barrels Cognac Brandy ; 30 ! 510 REWARD.—Ranaway from the sub scriber in the city of Macon, on the 13th De cember last, a negro man named FRANK.— He is about 45 years old, bright black, five barrels Rum. Also, 25 half quarter and eighth pipes i fbot 9 or 10 inches high, weighs 160 to 170 lbs., lull pure French Brandy, direct importation ; 20 Casks projecting mouth, his left eye drips and occasionally wins . nnn Imnnrtpil nnd domestic seears. Tav* Wine ; 50,000 imported and domestic segars. Tay lor A Sons Imperial Ale. Ci<*er, Ac.. Ac. feb 8 T. C. DEMPSEY. Near Post Office. TOHN TAYLOR & SON’S ALBANY CREAM ALE, Mammoth Brewery—600 bbls. Daily. A constant supply of this celebrated Ale. Received Ho is also prepared to supply B at.t.s and Par- weekly by the steamer, by the Agent for Macon and r.s, with all *ori* of Covfcctiont; also, French the interior of Georgia. T. C. DEMPSEY. * "" nov 30 •r-’-'Z’ r | Pyramid*, of the latest patterns and material*, and w . i.".r! r i " b J -r 1 ! can assure tl.oae who may tavor him with an order. that lie will.qive the utnr-st satisfaction in cheapness, beautj and neatness. The equipmentoftable* will receive his personal attention. Cakes trimmed in tbe newest style*, and cheaper than anywhere else Reference. Messrs. Lanier ft Son, Macon, Gn. dec 14 IT B fork goed I'Kimn CANDIES, FRUITS, NETS,See. /COUNTRY MerchaRs. sod others supplied on Pka i. i I ' l> VIB4JINIA has from its aahes rnr!L’ l,, 9® , ;it*originalcolors to bestow. I subscriber most respectfully inform* hi* eu* Askant®* aad **** P°hli°Kcnerally.that hi* estab- “*• been rebuilt, andean now be found oo Wfi Vn* 1 * ^o/Oi WauhinwUn Hall, where itftU f'v prepared to execute in the beat msw _ viriou* Dyeing, Itciiovni* i of Ready Made Cloth* Shnwl*. Bonnfta nnd all dnmneed by uto. Ladieannd *lta2V lrto S l# b f»nchea of »u kind* kefei*. u °od* Trom all part* o iSSkST 1 '* prompt attentio nt to thi f the *tatf ndforv ard- !******4other*having warp fill llothe * r to teat the v Per*i brown ... r>v‘' T P Q,t w kite *^ii ma to color, et of thia w’Uhing Honu‘*pun dyed, the warp muat be por- oppera* color, and for green dellven’ of Good*. OLD VIRGINIA DYB HOUSE. from S3 50 to S7:100 dozen cut and pressed Goblets from S3 75to 8)2{800 dozenTumbleracutand press | t*d from 50 cents to 85; 200 dozen quarts, pints nnd half pint Flasks; 60 dozen Flint and Green gallon nnd half gallon Jars; Glass Fancy Vases; Silver Plated CAstt»rs tod Spoons and Fork*; Brittania I Cnttort from 75 rent* to $•!; fine lot Knives nnd Forks; larce Looking Glasses, Waiter*; common 1 Crockery for whole#<ale; Camtdiine. Fluid and Oil ( Lamps; Hall Lamps; Large GlassShades, Ac. It. P. McEVOY, At Freeman A Ilobert**old Carriace stand, near j Logan’s old coiner. Macon. (In._ m P \ INI’S AN 1^ —r».ooo ll»B. White 5,000 lb*. Blake’* fire-proof paint; 500 gall* I r insect! oil. Forsaleby "ine 15 CARHART ft ROFF. I.AND WARRANT*. B OUNTY LAND WAR RANTS issued nnderthe act of Sept. 28. 1850. purcha-ed b>' th«under- aigned. Apply at lb. afore of C.forJkGnffln may SS) these Camlies to stand thcclimate. The above art i das. and all aorta of DRUGS AND MEDICINES for salo by J. H- ft-W. 8. ELLIS. Between Messrs. E. Bond and A. J. White, Cher ry ure.-t. M-.C..... Oa . 4m i»» 30 M U ROiiEUS. Mam i-*i-in;tii t.i t’AADJES . CORDIALS. SYRUPS, A-r., next door. South of E. Bond'*, wnere ran be had all kinds of Ornamental an.l eomn nn CANDIES. «urh aa Ton, Hears SurarPlums. Mint Drops. Shel Candia, ft-c- He Will alto famish C.lKE'nnh CANDY I’YRAM IDS embellished in tliehandsomeststyle forWed- dines. B ills and Parties- He is hi* own workman, ronsi quently he can warrant hia article, to be of the verv best And will also eivehis personal atteotion to fitting up l»r Parties, either iu town or country. Macon. December 14. 185^ N " EORO MAN FOR SALE —He i. a good Cook intelligent and excellent house servant. For C HEROKEE CORN AND COHN MEAL, in sacks. Also, a fresh supply of Alhnny Ale — i received by (jan 18) . C. DEMPSEY. -nnn POUNDS POTASH, London Porter. 50 OUUU boxes choice brands Tobacco, pounds, quarters, sixes.and eights ; 20 bbls No. 3 Mackerel, 5 hhds.prime N. O. Sugar, 20 bbls refined do. Re ceived by (jan : 8) T.C. DEMPSEY V :\V GOODS.—Tho subscriber it now receiving his Fall and WinterStock. consisting of a een- eral assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, which have been purchased in New York and Philadelphia, on the best terms. Aa oar sales are for Cash, we intend to sell our Goods at a small profit. Oor friends and the public cenerallv. are re quested to give us a call. GEO- W. PRICE. •ept28 - ■ both eyes drip, had on a new linsy sack coat, wnite pnnts and an old white hot. He has a scar across the back of his right hand and a acaron the left ear; a part of which may be seen immediatclv back of the ear on the head. He was seen 8 or 10 days past in the neighborhood of Thomas B- Green’s, in Upson county, and may be harbored by a negro in that settlement. 1 will give the above reward for his aspreheusion andconfinementin Jail, feb 1 THOS. T. WVCHB. GEO. W. PRICE. firm of LARk'iII GRIFFIN • orther particulars, enquire at this office. P APER HANGINGS.—2000 pieces Paper Hang ing.- ofall qualities, seme very rich. Also, a handsome lot of fine Board Prints. iep t 23 GRO. W. PRICE. ( N A It PKTINgTND Uf'GS —Just received a goo-1 J assortment of fine, superfine and three ply Car peting. Rues ofall qualities, some rich and hand some. [sept 18) N ' OTICE—All persons indebted to the Int Biktick-, Johns ft Co. bv note or account, nre informed, tbe sole owner of all such claims, and pay- , ment will be received and receipts given at their old stand under the Masonic Hall, now kept by the undersigned; where may ha found a large and com plete assortment of NI-5V IANC1 DRYGOODS, ' comprising every thing usually kept in that line, , which were hour; he fram/rst hands and far Cash, aud j which will be sold for very moderate profits, nov 16 (Cit. copy) w. W. PARKER. * •XTOUNG’S MAMMOTH CORN—This variety of JL Yellow Corn which is beginning to attract the attention of oar Farmers, recommends itself on ac count of its early maturity, abundant production, and superior weight. It is two weeks earlier in matur ing than any other Corn known in our country, ami weighs 81 x’tT-Two Pounds per Bushel. It ia also known to contain more nutritious matter than any other variety of Corn. 1 recently sent a | sample to market, in order to test its superiority, and j I was offered fifty percent, more for it than Ourcom- i inoncorn was cmntnauding. A few grains of it waa j first introduced in this country from abroad into West Tennessee, where it was found that the soil and cli I mate were admirably adapted toits production. The stalk i* somewhat larger but about the usual height of the common white corn, bearing Generally two. i and frequently three ears on a stalk. The ear is very long and grain well developed ; with a hard red cob. which is a sure indication of,*oundnesa. This Corn is no Yankee humbug—no wooden nut meg speculation, but strictly what it purports to be. An experiment in its production was made last year , in Cass county by Dr. R. M. Younz, who is so well pleased with its superiority and prolific yield, that he intends this year to plant his entire crop with it. The corn is neatly put up in sacks holdingoue peck, and can he had nt Two Dollars per sack. Address tbe subscriber at Calhoun Ga., or apply, to my Agents at this pltce. Jl.B.YOUSG. J.W.DoJd, W.&. Cothran A Co . Agents at Home, ' Ga. T. C. DEMPSEY, Agent at Macon,Ga. Romc.Ga.Jan.il 2m AKPKTI.YG.—A large assortment ot Brussels, 3 , Ply ami Ingrain Carpeting and Rugs. Just re ceived. at tho lowest market prices. Call at oct 2* BOSTICK A JOHNS. W1NSIHP & SON, COTTON AVENUE—MACON, GA., WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS IN TANCT A STAPLE DRY GOODS AND READY MADE CLOTHING. sept23 IN FI KM ARY FOR SICK NEGROES. rpHE undersigned respectfully announce to tho JL Public, that having experienced the want tl some suitable place,for the accommodation of negroes brought from the country,for the purpose ofSurgicst and Medical treatment. They have determined t • open an Infirmary in a quiet part of the city, fornisl ed with proper furniture and attendants—irhcre a. the wantsof invalid servants requiring Surgical oper atlons or Medical treatment forchronic disease can be appropriately supplied. O. B. NOTTINGHAM. M. D. GABRIEL HARRISON. M.D. jnly ft 47—ly BACON! BACON!! CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE. T HE undersigued having the agency for *ever&) extensive packers of Pork, including Divine* Williams A Go's lot of Superior Extra Cut City Style, now offer for sale -100 000 pounds, from the Smoke House. All from Corn Fattened Hogs, and of large size—in lots to suit purchasers. Terms Cash or approved bills. We will also be in constant receipt dnrinc thf season, of other lots from Fast Tennessee, and from Cincinnatti, St. Loais. Nashville. Ac. All orders for meats will be filled direct from Smoke House, and packed in new Bacon Casks, feb l—fit P.K. GRENVILLE A CO. GF* City papers copy to amount of S5, and send t»vof paper. W / .Utsli 1 TEACHER ANTED.—A lady or a married gentleman, who is competent to give instruction in vocal niu- nd piano music, nnd who is a/so proficient in tho French language, can find desirable employment by communicating with the editors of this paper. None need apply except with good recommendations. The situation is in tho Perry B&pVftst Female Seminary. jan 25 hers offer from the upper N egroes for sale.—ti.. for sale a lot of likely negro* part of Georgia, and shall be receiving during winter and spring negroes of all descriptions, having agents constantly buj ing through the up country, and for warding to us. Good reference given ns to respons ibility. W. M. A A. B. McAFFEE. doc 28 3m XJ —rtli persons coucer ^N tified, that I shall apply to the Commi at Washington City, for a 810,000 Worth of Rcariy-JIade Clothing ATCOST. T HE subscribers wishing toconfine themselves ex- j L an( j Warrant, No clnsively to the Dry Goods business, offer for | in my own name . for servic sale their entire stock of Clothing at cost, for cash.— Great Britain, in the year 1812. Theirstock comprises one of the largest assortments of Fashionable Ready Made Clothing offered in this market; consisting of blue nnd black cloth frock and dress Coats; blue and black cloth, doe skin, French cassimeres, tweeds, satioet nnd janes Sarks; polkas and business Coats; black French doe skin, fancy French cassiruere, tweeds nnd satinet Pants; black satin, ftney silk, cashmere and cloth Vcsts. A large portion of their Clothing was manufactured to their own ordertbis Fall.and is of tho latcststyle and best material. Call early and see for yourselves. WINSHIP A SON. dot2 Cotton Avenue,Macon. lonerot duplicate of ued to me the Wi id ti t I have filed Wnshington. LACK French Doe skin, blue and black ch*tb ; aud fancy cassuneresack Coats, at cost for rash, (nov 16) WINSHIP A SON. iV K ’ J-1 ir mere/heavy woolen Vests,for sale at cost for | cieti cash,by WINSHIP A SON. j Bavin nov i6 vea a caveat in the General Land Ofiic Said Land Warrant having boor, lost or mislaid, so that it cannot be found. CORNELIUS HARDY. Jasper county. Ga. jan 11—6t MAEON J1I SIC VI. INSTITUTE. AT TEMPERANCE HALL. -pROF’S. BENNET& CLARKE would respect J. fully invite the attention of their friends and the public to tbe unusual facilities which they are en abled to afford those wishing to receive Musical In struction. They are prepared to give lessons on the following instruments, to pupils at their residences : Organ, Piano Forte, Guitar. Violin, Flute, Cornet. Flageolet and Violincello. The rate of Tuition will be £ 15 per quarter of three months, invariably tn ad vance. We are also prepared to instruct Brass ds. Glee Clubs. Singing Classes and Musical So- r ASH ME RES AND DELAINS.—A Ia*-ge assort ment ofsingle and double width Cashmeres «nd satin deCbir.es. Muslin deLnines, French Merinos Alapnccas, Ac.,for sale at reduced prices by nov 16 WINSHIP A SON. | it cost for cash 200 Blanket Over Coats, for sab by WINSHIP A SON, 5 * Cotton Avenu Q OMETHJNG NEW!—Just received by Express O from New York, an assortment of rich Brocade Silks, and some elegant patterns ofblack figured and second mourning ditto, attho^new store of oct! BOSTICK A JOHNS. had ample experience during a series of pledge ourselves to give entire satisfac tion to those who may favor us with their patronage. VILLIAM RENNET. CLAUDE H. T.\KKX jan 25 lm . WM. BEN NET, C. H. CLARKE. ikes:, .te of Boston, Mass.) cc to tl o citizens of Macon nfinn :o become permanent ti will bo happpy to give in- rtmeni of Vocal and Jnstru- ml rates. ntion paid to orpanizine and jsical Societies and Bras* ies can find some beautiful UnderSIeeves , Chemizetts, Ac. Just received at BOSTICK A JOHNS. rpHE La 1 Collai oct 26 C URTAIN GOODS—A large lot of Curtain Da mask's, with trimmings to correspond,can be found at very low rates, by calling soon at oct26 BOSTICK A JOHNS. S PliRM, WHALK; MACHINE OILS 5,00 gall*, pure Sperm oil; 5.00 galls, bleached Whale oil; 10 barrel* Machine oil. In store and for •ale by CARHART A HOFF, june15 Lowell Mason, Jonas Boston; A. Dod- J \ Root, Esq., Wni. cade Velveteen do Silk Robe*, a la P/iris; Chene Silks Jost re | i ceived by (ocl9j GEO, W» ROSS A CO. gILKS— De Soie Silk*, Br K i:\NV.T A 11 P ROFESSORS OF MUSIC, respectfully aniiou and vicinity, their int residents of this city, a stojetion in everv dep mental Music, nt the us N. B.—Particular aft instructing Choirs, A Bands. Refer to Geo. J. Webb Chickering nnd Edward h worth, II. B. Dodworth, G Hall A Son. New York. Subscription papers, stating terms, Ac., can . seen at Messrs. Virgin’s. Wood's Daguerrenu Roods, and in the bauds of Mr. Ives, at George W. Price’* Store. dec23-3m G 4TS.—5,00 bushel prime oats, in store and for sale by CARHART A HOFF. june 15 NEGROES WANTED. P ERSONS having Negroes for sale, wil! find a purchaser by calling on the ondersigned. Macon,Oct.26.’ “ 7 6%9S ^ T ^ BENJAMIN FORT.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1844-1858, February 22, 1853, Image 1