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Newspaper Page Textby green, TRACY '& CO. tiii Wizard, hold by a Yaskrk.— I Pwfc,RT AiidrrMB nil looking over ilio Aineri | 1 r»n nnd Foreign newspapers in iba office of ibe A’. Jhc Georgia Cclcgrapl) ., ,,„nZD KVZRT TI’ZADAY JCORXI.1U. | '* M iillKKXt M. GREEN *V P. TRACY | Y. Dutchman, when be §aw ib'it bo was closely jY B* ** *utoi'^'asd ruormrroiu. j srnitiuixed by a gentbman of (all stature and *■'’* —- _ swarthy appearance, and wlm was evidently from w 0 r *he paper, in advance, $2 50 pet : tho cnoutry. The following conversation took T**r' n .ia in t ivBtica *3 00. JIucoii «V Western ItHil-Itoati. | col l>* iJ in 1 ,V * BM * 3 “*• I pine**: r .continued,except Bttlie option of the "I my ! are you Professor Anderson, bey ?” * ... ~iJ "Ye*. „j r ii “Wall, you'ro n tarnation smart man, I hear. You aim got Unit are botilo of yuurn with Jf, have yon t" ••No. air. ••Wall, I’m from down East, having been raised in .Maine, and I abonld like to purchase a dupli cate of that ere bottle, as I am going out stntnp, seESTKii"*- ••• ,•« ’ZjgSSZ&VKA& ess ^ipeM] 1 " for each subsequent insertion ^Wt't^aot.pwiOed a. to time, will bo pub- Ai« rti, '”J„rbi.l ana charged accordingly. • tv Advertisers contracted witb on libera 1 t?*1 *■**!'_ exnreasly underatood that allcontracta ... to"*- iS/.iverti.era, relate only to their .'a, mediate. i j, f „ r bM'ac**' •'•' Notices exceeding ten liner, will bo V^Ohitaary as advertisements. d* ‘ ‘ _mi buaine rteAll Letters on ,,[tenlion- business, most be Tost r aid, to I guess if I bad your Imttle. or its"twin-brother. I’d soon swnmp tbs Scotties without talking pnliiir* either." ••I never carry my buttle with mo, nor have I a duplicate of it.” I "Sorry for ihnt, sir.” said the stumper. “ However,” he continued, "I was once taught lebB Hnndolph of Roniioltc. a trick when n boy, but I almost forget how tbo .1 characteristics, AitKCDOTCS. XTC* 'h'ng was done now. I'll tell y«e how it was •rt’rr.rlira srsssio ••« f.'if■• vKss.pi., sSK*-ni’tssnsilirisii! /.oof I heen p .1 . . forgot how, will you show me t" ot tbo same time fasraseftezata •$axzitarA*~\-L*- yon in a moment. Hold your hand. ’ said the Wizard. “This is your cent, is it not!” ••Yks. Sir ” • Clote your hand.” The down Esster closed his hano fast. “Are you sure you have it T" said the Wizard, j "I goes. I have.” said he "and I’ll liet a dollar you cau’tchauge it into a teu dollar gold piece. "Done,” said the Wizard. "Now hold fast." •• Yes, sir ! 1 reckon, .f will—hut slop! down with your dollar J here’s iiiiue!” said the Yankee The Wizard covered his dollar. "Now. sir. are you ready T" said the Wizard "l ain't nothing else!” aaid the duwu Easier. ••f!h1” said the Wizard. “Now. sir. uueu - •That’* » singular dish of your, sir, very W "l.r-cr»lis an d milk—Jobs, bring me n bowl i' ami crumble sumo ershs in it f 'll ike Mine hotel, be said to a waiter in the !r,ty sbveuce of Juba ; bonding him at Ibe j^ime bis cap and saucer— s-T^ki* ihat iwiy^haiil^ •*• -Whvt «!.* y<»M wn « , » Mr. Randolph f f nskrrf ,kc waiter, rvtpectfully. “Do you want cotree or ,f *If , h;1 , ,1,1 tf is tra.” said he, “give me coffee— if it's ciiflce, bring me ten—I want a change." * II at traders have heard, perhaps, ot hia roplv aa aril known nnd highly respectable gentle- b, s of the South, who introduced himself to C a w |,ils tttudiug conversing with some frieutls. *"DhesM he plesteti to make the acquaintance afrtdivtinguivhed a ptiblio servant as Mr. Ran* i.'nh. I sin from the city ol llalliinure. My tier I, Blunt." ( -Blunt.—oh I"replied Mr Randolph; "Ishould tk.ak so. sirand he deignrd him no further no- Eanslly familiar to miny, it may be. will bo haJb» rsplv to a gentleman who rather lorceil tii Ifupni Mr- Randolph’s notice, while rngn* ,.q 13 conversation with olliera in a hotel in Vir- ^-Ihivrlivd the pleasure, Mr. Mr. Randolph, re* p- vol paasing your house " FIELDS A- ADAMS’ „ FIRE-PROOF WAKE-HOUSE—MACON. GA. ..-ii* v-s-cy *;\\ W\ The undersigned takes pleasure iiUSTTYW NEW AHKANGEMENT taffl|i»t«niingthalrtluakitotlieir (»SRi{ji*J O N and after Monday, May 17th, the Trains will ! pntrona and the public generally.— be run as follows: They will continue the WAREHOUSE AND MAIL TRAIN. I COMMISSION BUSINESS at their well known Leave Macon 8 15 p.M. I Arrive in Atlanta 1 30 a. u. «and on Poplar street. The undivided attention of « Atlanta 5 30 p m. | “ inMacoiil0 45 r.M. , tI,,1 ® rtllers ' wlllbedevoteJtoallI,u,l nessconfid- Conuecting at Atlanta with the Trains of the Wet I e , “ tne ?*- , tern ft Atlantic and LaGrange Roads, and with the Mvancesinade on Cotton in store. They Day Train of the Georgia Road, and at Macon with ” 1 ?. tten „ ,trl . ct, y to tbe el,:ng of orders for family the Day Trains of the Central and South-Western •"PP'iei, Bagging, Rope, *c.. at the lowest Macon Roads. Passengers will arrivein Macon ata<juarter I P ncc *- past 12 and at Atlanta, at half past I, having the I remainder of the night for rest. Accommodation Trains, Tri-Weekly, will leave Macon every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 o'clock, A. M. Leave Atlanta 7 30 A. M. Arrive in Atlanta 3 P. M. Arrive in Macon 230 P. M.— This Train will connect with the uigkt Train of the Georgia Road at Atlanta, and with the night Train of the Central Road at Macon. Passengers by the upward Traincandine in Griffin. The Accommodation Train between Macon and Griffin will be discontinued. EMERSON FOOTE,Sup’t. may 11 39 yMea MRS CAREY has Just received nnd now opened a apleudid selection of MILLINERY, and would particularly call the attention of tbo Ladies toher PATTERN HATS, of which she has every variety ot style: together with Embroideries, Rich Dress Silks. Muntillas, Album and Feathers, Wreaths and Gloves. Mrs. C. would most respect fully iuvite the ladies to give her a call. net 5 JOHN M. FIELD. A. B. ADAMS Mm MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.—MRS S&JA DAMOUU is receiving, by each weekly steamer, NEW GOODS in her line, she has on hand now for inspection, without any particular day for (a show) an opening ofGooda assorted, that caunut be surpassed by any other establishment of the kind in this state, and will bo sold to cast, custom- Her stock consists ol II SOUTH WESTS UN UAIU ROAD. rnmmmwm A DAILY TRAIN for Passengers and Freight leaves Macon at 6j A. M —Arrives at Ogletborpe.at 10 J A. M.—Leaves Oglethorpe at 11J A. M.—Arrives at Macon at 3} P. M. Connecting each way with the Central and Macon A Western trains, and the Tallahassee, Knfaula, and Colombo! Mail Stage Lines. Passengers dine at Fort Valley at ll P. M, GEO. W. ADAMS,Supt.S. W.R.R. Macon. August 12,1832. 52 Change !’’ said the Wizard. “Now, sir. open your hand " If* did «o,and to his niter astonish ment ho held a bone fide ten dollar gold piece ! "Well, air,”said Ibe Wizard, “you see you have lost your dollar.” “I guosa, I have," said he, handing over the ?’ ••Now,” saya the Professor, “I'll bet you anolh er dollar I’ll chaugo the ten dollar piece iulo your cent again, much quicker." “N<> ycr don't." aaid the gent from Maine. pU' cing the ten dollars in hia pocket and buttoning up tight, “I'm much obliged to von Profesaor, but I reckon I’ll leave it as it is. G md morning old Aos. f" said be. walking om of theufRre, and turn ing room! as ho reached the dour, be placed his Y-'#- •«•;■“',?' «-"* • -< ss S jjjf-‘i yn will ilvfsys no if, mr. _ I this child!” and left the professor in utter amaze ment at his cmdnesa. Reminisckscks «•» *s Army surozos —1 re* member one day in making my hospital round, a palinut just arrived, presented au amputated fore nrm, aud in doing to could scarcely restrain a broad laugh, the titter was constantly on his face. •What’t ilie matter T this does out strike me as a subject of Inughler.’ •It is not, doctor—but excuse me, I Inst my arm in so funuy o way, that I atdl laugh when I look at it.’ •What way J’ •Our first surgeon wanted shaving, and got me to attend to it, at I am a corporal. We went to* goiher to Che front of his tenr. I bad lathered him, took him by the nose, nnd was just about applying the razor, when a cannon hall came, and that was the last I saw of hit head and of my arm. Ezcuso mo. doctor, for laughing so. I nover saw sneb n thing before.’ This occurred during the siege nf Fort Erie- Out of the Barracks it is common for messes o s s d liers to cook at fire places made of two bank, of tori, crossing at right angles to the ridges o the occipital bone. When not on parade, these places are the resort of groups of soldiers. On one occasion of lbe kind, one of the soldier* stand ing on oue foot, a cannon ball bit him on the head, and in doing «•> gave a whirl to the whole body iipnu the leg as he stood, Iho other log flaw out as the headless mink was tnrned, and it upset a camp koltle of soop in ihe peocess of cooking. The snldier to whom it belonged, was quite in dignant at the loss, (provisions were then very scarce at Ibe fort.) nnd in his wrath he ejaculated, •could you uot have lost your head without kick- jug over my annp f ’ ns occasion, at Washington a brother mem- •* fl ,|Congress was euligliteniug Mr. Randolph, ii Is tbs manner of‘shopping’ at iho Japitnl.— -Iir mrchtnt*,” s -id he. "have two prices—an •ohif price’ and n 'taking price.’ I used to send ■Trule (round Is make all Ihe purchases for the boi v.by which we made a saving of fifteen per -1 kill rather my wife," said Randolph, bitter ly ■thriuM make a living in any other way, but nr. ilnu (list!” Being a confirmed old bachelor, the remark art so less comical ihan severe. \tportins friend was once relating an adren- tur which occurred on the part of another hunter W had fallen in with on the banks of the i’oto- av. ••Tim man,''ha sa il, "had billowed a large Fell of canvass barks, until they entered a cove, ■mi tec retail himself behind a log. to nwnil an op- pormnity to get a largo number in range. Aftar sniiag iu tiie cold lor some time and finding a hircbsace to place his gun over the log to take mi, sod just a> lie had taken sight, and was ready to pall llie trigger, what should he see but an- o:b»r long goo. directly opposite, aiming at the uni object! He had hardly time to drop d»wn behind iho log, before away blazed the other isrisii. the wbulo charge coming into the log Whisd which ho was—” "Lnser’Mid Mr. Randolph, suddenly fioish- aj tbs Muteuce, to the great amazement uf the tun piny. Scircely any thing more characteristic of Mr. lU'ii.ilph is recorded of him by auy of his bingra- picri, Ihiti ihe Inllnwing incident, which occur- mi on the morning lie was lo leave for Euglaud, M his Ini visit to that couutry. Tho steamer is who; lo ronvey passengers, when bis irieud trtapos him. "Ur. lisudolpb,” be says, "iu the name ol Hea rn. shat is die matter .' Do you know that it is wirly ten o’cloi k, and that tho aleum boat waits hrn.ilmtiy 1 Why. you are uot even dressed!” "I tsa'i help it, sir. I'm all coufusiou this mor tal; every thing goe« wrung—even my memory Ufonea wo-l.gathering. 1 ain just writing a '•uracil address lo my constituents, oud I’ve lor- D'.iro the cruet words of a quotation from the Bible which 1 want to use, and as I always quote morel];, 1 cannot close my loiter until 1 find the ftongc, hot strange lossy, I lorgrt both the chap to sad die ver-e I never was at fault before, «b.l shall l .lol” “Do Jon remember auy pnrt or the quotation!’' Nal bis ftjeud, “iierhaps I call assist you with tbtrret.’ ■Ithegios.” said ho, 'with "flow I havo loved l “”. but for the life of me. I can't re- *»!«t tbs next words. Oh ray head ! my bend ! Iters, J,, vm, take the Bible, and run over Ibat f|-'i whilo I am writing tho remainder ol my "My de«r sir," was my reply. “ yon havo no htotlogo ibis now; let us taae ibe letter, Bible ‘tisdoo hoard iho steamer, where you will toiuugb time lo find ihe passage you want l:; tswsrrscb ibe picket.” ■flier ■ great deal of hesitation and reluctance, JJr much expostulation, the projiosiliun was Amber cruel teet of ihe atfeclion of his ser- Juba-sas tried on ibe occasion referred to. ‘Aahsdio eonio way otfended bis master ibat and. at be wss preparing tho trunks, '- Ksndolph said to him : . ’‘“‘ft that trunk at once John, and take it •°*o iu ibe siesm host; and, on your return, ^♦passage iu the I’hiladelpbio—call oo Mr. ■ —. • Aitb street, and tell him that l havo tailed; p‘to It illiiunre, and call on Mr. [ A'* ' 1 I’lsce, and aay that 1 shall 1 u? , ’ 1 ? k’ttdnu ; thence proceed to tVasbing- ^■■- P«cs up the trunks at my lodgings, take them «,!' dosuoke, and rejairl yourself to my A'tors psn M , he added, in a sarcastic lone : . -sa.Jtdia you have heard my commands, •!u need mu obey them, unless you c III Wise fa up '" uc sn, if you prefer, it, when you ar- , ' 1 lul «dvlphia, call on Ibe Maiiiunissioii So- •J'Sial they will make you tree—and 1 shall j” alter you. Do you hear, sir f” A Fiohtiko Justice —Ueueiul Avalos, the mil itary commandaut at Malamoras. puts on airs <‘C- caaiuually slid issues manifestos, threatening death and destruction to his neighbors of Brownsville if they do not keep quiet. Recently some shots were fired from the American aide of Iho Rio Grande towards his sentinel*. On learning the fact, Avalos addressed a pompous note to Justice McLaue, of Brownsville, threatening that if tbo shots were repeated, ho would bombard tho town. Tho following is Judge McLaiie's reply : (Official.) ‘‘BltnwgsTlui, Jan. 11. 1853. "Dear General—We havo received your appre ciated nolo of ibis date. "Let her rip! fSigned] "E J. McMANE, "J ualice of the I’eace. Cameron county, Tcxns.’ Driukiag IKcnllha, A German nobleman ones paid a visit to Groat Britain, when iho practico of drinking healths was at its hoight. Wherever ho went during a six months tour, he found himself obliged to drink, though over so loth. He must pledge his host and hostess. Ho must drink with every ono who would he civil lo him, and with every one, loo, who wished a convenient pretext for taking an. other glass. Ho must drink a bumper in bouor of the King aud Quean—iu honor of Cborch aud Slate, in honor of the Army nnd Navy. Ilow of ten did bo find himself retiring, with throbbing temples aud burning cheek. Irom those aceunes of intrusive hospitality I At length his visit drew Co a close, and lo requite in aoroa measure, the at tentions which had been lavished upon him, ho made a grand entertainment. Assembling those who had done him honor, be gathered them a- round a most sumptuous banquet, aud feasted them to their utmost content The tnbles were thru cleared. Servants entered with two enor mous hams; one was placed at each end; slices were cut end passed around to euch guest—when t I’lsce, and say that 1 shall write In j ,j, 0 | loal r ,is,* >V uJ with all gravity said, "Gentle men, I give you the King ! please eat to his lion or.” Ills guests protested. They hud dined; they were Jews: they were already surcharged through his too generous cheer. But ho was in dexible. "Geiilleiiieu.” aaid lie. "for six months you havo compelled me to drink at your bidding* It it too much that you should not eal at mine. I have been submissive; why should you nut fol low my example ! You will please do honor In your King ! You then shsll be served with au- | , otbej ill honor lo Iho Q-ieeu—another lo Ibe pros, a aspersion of Jolm’a love wna too ,,erity of the Royal family, and ao on to tho end L**** fanhlul fellow; hia cheek swelled, of thnchapter!” SOUTH WESTERN RAIL ROADfCOMPANY. Macon, February 10,18.73. T HE Board of Directors have this day. declared a dividend of Four (Si) Dollars, per share, on tho Capital Stock nf this Company, from the busi ness of the half year, ending January 31st; payable on and after tho 15th inst. Stockholders iu Savaunah will receive their divi dead at the Central R 11. Bank. By order of the Board, JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET, Tress. Macon. Feb. 15. lm XUV-VOIlh. AN1I SAVANNAH STIiAJt* ship mm;. WEEKLY. The new and splendid steam-ships FLORIDA, Capt. Lyon, —AND— ALABAMA, Capt. Ludlow, Belonging to the XEW-TORK £ SAVANNAH STEAM -NAVIGATION COMP’T. On and after the lltb day ol January next, will leave Savannah and New York every Saturday until further notice. These shipsareof 1300 tons register and unsurpassed in comfort, safety aud speed.— Cabin passage. 825— payable inadvance. Extra trains leave Macon every Friday evening and connect with tbeae steamers. PADELFORD. FAY & CO., Agents.Savannah- Sam'l L. Mitchell, Agent in N.York, 191 Front-st jan II A CARD To my friends, who have heretofore *-rs cheaper than customary. Her stock consist! entrusted me with their business. I return my 110 silk dress patterns, varied colors ami styles; most sincere thanks. To my old customers 1 now ap- 1 dozen assorted straw Bonnets (troro St to 615 each); peal fora continuance oftheir favors, to enable me Ribbons of all colors and qualities; Flowers, Laces, to support my afflicted family. Being deprived of Dress Trimmings. Gloves, Combs, Brushes, and all the Warehouse heretofore occupied byme, I have I other articles, that are generally kept iutbatlineoi made arrangements with Messrs. Fields & Adams, busiuess. oct 5 for the storage of (in their fire proof warehouse) i Cotton sent to my care, for which, Messrs. Fields Adams will give their receipts. To my friends and the public in general, I would most humbly solicit a portion of their patronage. To those who may in their benevolent kindness, entrust me with their busiuess, 1 pledge my best exertions for a faithful discharge oi the trust confided to me. Respectfully yonrobedientservant, aog3 N. OUSLEY. EIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE ^\\\\\ The undersigned having associated,^ £*•>*&*Mr- Ovid G. Sparks with himin bu-Cj siness — continues to transact the*- WARE HOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, undertbc name and style Hnrdcinnn & Mpnrkx, Their undivided attention will be given to all busi ness committed to their charge. The long experi ence of the undersigned as a cotton seller added to bis desire to please as well as faithfully to serve those that may patronize the new Grm. gives him hope that the liberal patronage heretofore given Hardeman & Hamilton, willbecoutinued to HaRdk man Jc Sparks. They will risk nothing, either purchasing orby advancing on Cotton, as they have determined tocoufine themselvei to business with Planters, and to them liberal advances wilt he msde on Cotton iu store. Family Supplies with Bagging andRopi, will be furnished our friends at the lowest Macon prices. THOS. HARDEMAN. July 20 19—ly T. A. HARRIS, NEW FIRE-PROOF WARE-HOUSE, OX THE CORNER BELOW FIELD & ADAMS, MACOS, GA Again returns his thanks to bis friends for gi3ESP ,,t patronage, with the hope that they will continue their much esteemed favors; and ho res pectfully solicits the public generally to give him a call—as hia house will be as secure from fire as any in the city. Advances made on Cotton and other Prodace in store at the customary rates. Orders attended to with the strictest care. Mark wellitasituationon enteringthecity.and becer tain to drive the mules square up to the Iron House, where we will divest them of the Bales in quick time; and then place them on the level of the scales and the beam shall work plumb. Macon. June 8.1852. FOll pnihADEhPniA, UNITED STATES SAIL LIKE. Philadelphia & Savaunah Steam Navigation Co. The new and splendid side-wheel 'steam ship STATE OF GEORGIA, ,1200 tons register, Capt. Walter Col lins, will leave SAVANNAH, as follows : Wednesday, Feb. 23, Wednesday, May I, “ 'March 9, “ May 18, •• March 23, “ June 1, •‘ April 6, “ June 15, « April 20. “ Juno 29, Sec. Tbo ship has been built with the strictest regard to tbo safety and comfort of her passengers, and her ac comodations are unsurpassed by any steamship on the coast. A now steamship now building, in every respect equal to the State of Georgia, will take her place in the line during tbo month of Jane, and will, witb the State of Georgia, make a weekly line, leaving each Port ou Wednesday. Cabin Passage from Savannah to Philadelphia, $25 00 •• •• •• to New York, 25 03 Steerage, 9 00 C. A. L, LAMAR, Agent in Savannah. HERON & MARTIN, Feb. 22.1853. Agents in Philadelphia. THE thorough bred Horse TEMPEST, will be found during the coming season, at __the Central Race Course Stables, near this city, r or further 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 famous in the sporting world for their many excellent qualities. PEDIGREE. Tempestwas sired by PumpkinBoy; hebyStock bolder, (forhis Stockholders Pedigree.seo American Turf Register.) Pumpkin Boy’s dam. Laura Taylor was sired by Sir Richard, bor dam Independence by Pacolet, g. dam. Fancy, by Wilks Wonder, who was sired by imported Diomed. His (Wonder's) dam was also the Jam ol Pacolet—ber g, g dam by oldCclab —berg, g g. dam by Wildair—g. g. g. g.dara by Mark Anthony—herg. g. g. g. g. dam by imported Fcarnanght. Sir Richard was aired by P*colet,«nd outol old Madam Tonson—she by Top Gallant—he by Galitin—he by imported Bedford. Her dam was by Grey Medley. Oscar, imported Fearnaoght.&c. Sir Richard is a full brother of Mon. Tonson. Cham paign, and Sir Henry, who ran tho famous race with American Eclipse, Pacolet wss by importcdCitizen —he by Pacolet of England—he by Blank.andBlank by the Goldolpbin Arabian. Pacolet’s dam by Tipo Saib—he by Lindsage Arabian, bestsonof Godol- phin Arabian, out of Silver Tail—she by Haune ;er’s White Rose—Tempest’s dam, Mary Queen of : Scots—she by imported leviathan, and oat of a mare by Old Pacolet. See her performance on the turf. 'Macon, Feb.1. ® THS subscriber being desirous to remove ofiers for sale the Cottage Residence where he now resides, ou College Street. The House contains 7 large rooms—and the Lot all necessary oat buildings, a superior well of water, shade and fruit trees in abundance. And will be sold low, pus session given immediately. Apply to L Cowles, or jan I J. J. GRESHAM, Esq. MACON HOUSE.—The undersigned hav P ii! ing taken the above House, would respect- fully solicit a share of public patronage, and pledges herself, to spare no pains to make all who may favor the houae with a call, comfortable. Her table will at all times be provided with the beat the market affords. The House is also provided with Stables for the accommodation of Horses. Charges will be less than at otberHotels. Omnibuses will ran to and from this House at all times, MRS. M. S. NICHOLSON. oct 5 8 SULLIVAN HOUSE, Macon, Go.—The subscriberstill continues at his old stand in jLfroot ol the Court House and the corner of of berry street, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. This house is convenient to all the Railroads, and immediately in front of the gener al passenger depot. Omnibusses will run to and from all tho Depots. Board can be obtained by the day, week or month, on reasonable terms, and every exertion will be made to satisfy those who give him a call. oct 5 ly M. SULLIVAN. r-c^FOlt SALE.—Two Houses and Lots oo Wal. 'nut street, block 18, finely situated, with good ■“^“gardens,out bouses and stable. Apply to dec-21 W. A B. GODDARD, Macon. Livery Notice, The ondersigoed having purchased of Mr.A.C.More- honse his interest in the, tirin ol A.C.Morehouse 5c Co.,in the Livery business would respectfully inform their friends and the pub- licthnt they will continue tbo business, at the old stand of Brown Sc Harris.kuownas the Floyd Honse States, corner of Wharf and Third its . under the name and firm of J- M. COOPER Sc SON. Onr Stables and Lots are large and commodious, and no pains will be spared to give satisfaction to our customers. Horses and Carriages ofovery description for hire and sale. Oar accommodations for drovers are snperiorto any in the city. Try us. J. M. COOPER, mayll GEO. F. COOPER. Coloring Silk in tux Food for the Worms.— It has long bean known to physiologists (says the Eerorder,) flint cerlniu coloring mailers, if admin istered lo animals along with their food, possessed have been ringed purple by madder, and instances are on record ol oilier animats being similarly af fected. No attempt however, was made to turn this beautiful discovery n> account nmil lately. t l^vared. his eyes filled—and ho replied iu sgitsiio"; J il «■***’[John, this is ton hard I I don't deserve IL**** * l-ivo yon (letter than any body •ten' ' OU ' ilmw y<"i will find me at lloauoko , *1 Mt mv'T'l* .. n jii.1 I the property of entering into the system and ting- a * odo, » ,h *| i „gfbe P L,oe.. Id this way the hone, of swine ?tV^f' Randolph, I oonld not nave believed *. 1 “to® 1 seen if. I thought you lisd more j**t in*fV'.* U I,,r J uur ‘lives. Surely you are uo- * r ***; you have punished him severely tout, ik ^ him behind yon. You have "Uh i # r^°°^ •‘’‘low cry, Air. Randolph.” ■bd ^ ( ,,***'! he with true emotion, “does he dmo,"I replied, "nod you sen them your JbI*?. n L •'* r R.. "he SHALL oo WITH Mt! %k *t h 'f |>swd » “ Ur b *6S*8*- ®' lJ let u ‘ ror 8°‘ ' r f*'toted, sir," h* added, turning lo mo; r/wsok yon lor the rebuke.” sg.,|. /JW *his singular serno between Raii- , servant. John instantly brightened hi* master** tog or—nnd in n very tn. oinfS! gvxhi: n c. HODGKINS Sc SON, having just received „ and are now opening attheir establishment, on MulUrry Street, a few doors below the Lanier House. Macon, the largest and best assortment of GOODS in theirlioo,everbrought to this market, consisting, in part,of Double Barrelled SHOT GUNS, from $8 loSI«5-. superior RIFLES. Colt’s, Allen's ami other REVOLVERS, Powder FLASKS, SHOT POUCH ES. GAME BAGS, GUN MATERIALS, POWDER AND SHOT. CAPS, WADDING, and every otbe article ofhunting apparatus, usually kept by dealers and manufacturers. All of which will be sold at the lowest price for Cash. Those wishing a common or a very superior articleof the above can be accommo. dated at this house. oct 13 ly “ Beauty and Economy Combined.” XIIE OLD VIItGINlA DYE'IIOCSE) (Plncnix Like) Iiasfrora its ashes risen, witb all it* various virtues, itsoriginalcolors to bestow. T HE subscriber most respectfully informs his ens tomers and the public generatly.that liis estab lishment lias been rebuilt, and esn now bo found on Cotton Arenue, West of the Washington Hall, where FOR SALE.—Tho fine Cottage Residence Fqlij belonging to the estate of E. D. Tracy. The f ;"ll HOUdE is admirably located,aod possesses all the modern improvements. There are ten excel lent habitable rooms, besides pantries,collars, Ac.— On the Lot there is a fine well of water, which fur nisbes a Jell supply in the driest seasons. For fur- ther particulars, apply to J. J. GRESHAM, Ex’r. feb 22 TO RENT.—An excellent STORE, situ ated on Cherry street, under the office ol the [Georgia Telegraph. Apply at this offico. (eb 22 VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.—The sub- scriber offers for sale his settlement of Lands, coui&iniog 6000 acres,20 miles below Hawkinsville; •'mmediately on the Ocmulgee river. The Land is well improved, and has 250 acres cleared, there is sufficient Pine timber on tbe premises to pay the price I ask for the Land. Terms to suit purchasers. Pulaski county,Jan. 4,1853. N. McDUFFIE Jia HOUSTON LAND FOR SALE.—Six hun- **?* il re d acres of first quality LAND, sixteen miles from Macon, lying on tho Perry Road- On the place, there is a good two story Dwelling bouse with six rooms, kitchen and all necessary out houses. There arc also, two good springs anil an excellent Peach Orchard. Itisonoof themostde- sircable and healthy places in the county, and will be sold a Bargain. JOHN W. WOOLFOLK. oct 19 10 F OR SALE.—A valuable Plantation in Hou- ItfTIt ston county, (10th Dist-. 6] miles this side^E of Perry,) cansisting of 937 acres—250 acres under cultivation—and having an excellent dwelling houso on the Perry Road, together with all the necessary out houses, etc. Upon the premises is an excellent Steam Saw Mill.runningtwosaws. and doing an ex cellent business. The Mill will be sold witb, or witb out the Plantation, attheoption of the purchaser. Both to remain in market, unless previously disposed of, op to the 1st of December next. Terms liberaj to the purchaser. Those wtsbiug to buy, arc res* peclfultv requested to call aod examine the prerni scs. Apply to JOHN A.ALLMON. march l Perry. Ga ff* 1 * DENTISTRY—Wmi its Improve- hents.—Dr. G. McDonald wonld res mXQ'VTY'P pcctfully call attention to hisnewand improved mode of pnttiDg up and inserting artificial teeth. The teeth, gams,and plate, are allcemented together by heat, making solid work, and inserted on tho atmospheric pressure plan, presenting a per fectly life like appearance, of teetn and gams, and possessing in every respect a decided superiority over block teeth, single gum teeth, or any other mode that has hitherto been practiced. Since the partnership between McDonald* Galln ger has been dissolved. Dr. McDonald has associated with him in tho practice Dr. James McDonald, who ho feels authorised iorecommendingas a gentleman of skill and integrity. As they have prepared them selves for an extensive business in all branches of the profession, despatch, as well as care and skill may be expected in all theiroperations. Terms:— eithercash down or when called for. jan 8 his beautlfiil discovery lo account umi J • . . ra |. ., repRre< i to execute in the best nor fbra M"OS Roalio speculated oo what might bo I1 „ r a ,| t |„,’various breaches of Dyeing, Renova t. he cuitrquaDCO of ndmini-'ering colored a. tides . Repairing all kinds of Ready Made Cloth- If ktnnj 1 * 0 '* **' 00 b “ W “Y lu tDo bout perl j •4tk»Lk* D I *'»«»*UTT.—Wo have hern ilifi.rnj- tt( i |] 1 • recent arrangsmeul upon tho Wnsu 1 iKi . 1 r,, r !5>"ieii Ol all clenoiiiinntioDS are * in,I"' 1 ween Albany and Worcester, ‘•'Wtted tal* 1 * 0 they *» toxcbnife ftir out* buff ifio whofts vitfiiiiijY « pl*»ce lo preach, or tb another clergyman. u*u upon tbo Conuoclicut Uark»hiro (.Mat#,) Courier. Ill fund to silk worms, just before they began spin ning their cocoons. His first experiments were ... minded with indigo, which he mixed in certain portions with the mulberry leaves serving the worms for fond. The result ofhis treatment was successful; lie obtained blue cocoon*. I rosecu- ting still furlhor bis experiments ho sought a red coloring matter rapable of being eaten by silk worms without injury resulting. He had some c'.illicillty to find sttcb a coloring matter at first, but eventually nlighted nu the bignotiia chica. Small portions of this plant having been added to the mulberry leaves, the silk worms consumed the mixture, nnd produced red colored silk. Ill this manner’the experimenter, who is still prosecuting his researches, hopes to ohiain silk as secreted by the worm, of many other colors. St evils, bk gle Imir secret in vex ot kkts ok Comfort.—Tnongb sometimes small like invisible insects inflict pain, and a sin- iir may stop a vast machine, yet the chief lort lie* in nut suffering trifles to nd in prudently cultivating an under- a nd Ladies Dresses. Shawls. Bonnets and all sorts of Fancv Goods damneed by use. Ladiesand Gentlemen w : ill pleaselabcl all articles sent to this estatilisimient. Goods from all parts of the state sent as before, shall receive prompt attention andforward- ed back with care. Factories and others having warp filling to color, will find it to their interest to test tbe virtues ofthis establishment. Persous wishing Homespun dyed, will picnic observe, for black the warp must be pur ple or bloe; for brown a copperas color, and for green the warp must be white. r»^Caih mutt be paid on delivery ofGnod*. l Ji,C OLD VIRGINIA DYE HOUSE. — roriL SOAP, WHISKEY, Ac.—50 barrels au- F porfine and family flour; 30 boxen No 1. and t.ale suaii 1 lb and 1 j jb bara ; 5 Cask. London Por- , er; 5 Cask. Ale ; 30 barrels Cognac Brandy; 30 ! barrel. Rum. Also. 23 ball quarter and eighth pipes pure French Brandy, direct importation ; 20 Task. Wine : 50,000 imported and domestic seyar*. lay- i ""To' DEMPSEY. Near Post Office. growth of small pleasures, sines very few great ones alas I are lot on long leases. B LACK Doe-skin. satinet Psants,at cost for cash, by Large anti Important Inducements- T WILL sell off mv Stock of fashionable BON- 1 NETS. DRESS SILKS, MANTILLAS, TRIM MINGS, Ac, at cost for cash, until the first of March, to make room for my Spring Stock, and invite the la dies to avail themselves of this chance. MRS. F. DESSAU, on Triangular jan 25 Block "Vf E\V CROCKERY STORK.—The undersigned lx is now prepared to offer to the citizens of Ma con and surrounding conntry.one of the best stocks of CROCKERY. CHINA ft GLASS ever offered in this market, consisting of Gold Band Dining setts from 860 to 8100; Gold Band Tea Setts from 810 to 830; white China Dinincsetts from 8-10 to $G5;white China Tea setts from $7 to 812; white Granite Din ing aetta from 820 to 835; white Granite Tea aetts from 83 50 to 87:100 dozen cot and presied Goblets from 83 75to 812; 500 dozen Tumblerscutand press od l rom 50 cents to 8.7; 200 dozen quarts, pints and half pint Flasks; 60 dozen Flint nnd Green gallon and half irallon Jars; Glasa Fancy Vases; Silver Plated Castors and Spoona and Forks; Brittania Castors from 75 cents to $t; fine lot Knives and Forks; large Looking Glasses; Waiters; common Crockery lor wholesale; Camphine. Flnid and Oil Lamps; Hall Lamps; Largo Glass Shades, Ac. K. P. McEVOY, At Freeman A Roberts’old Carriage stand, near Logan’s old corner. Maeon. Ga. aept 28 6m P AINTS AND OIL.—5.000 ibs. White Lead, 5,000 lbs. Blake’s tire-proof paint; 500 galls Linseed oil. For sale by j„„e 15 CARHART A ROFF. 21 perm, WHALE, MACHINE OILS— .7.00 galls, pure Sperm oil; 5,00 galls, bleached F ancy confectionf.ry and grocery STORE.—J H. DAMOUll still at his old stand. Mulberry street, two doors below Lanier House, keeps op his old reputation ofselling (ofhis own im portation) thebestofLIQUORS.suchasold Brandy Holland Gin. Jamaica Rum,Scotch and Irish Whis key, Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Malnga.sher- ry and Madeira Wines of best qualities. Also, an assortmentof such SEGAllS as are seldom found anywhere. Also, fine Tobacco, Butter. Cheese, Crackers Dried Beef, Beef Tongues. Pickles, Pre serves. Nuts and Fruit of all kinds, Candy of home manufacture, and imported French preserved Can dies. oct 5 to-NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. Sir MRS. AUDOINE takes this method of in- informing herfriends and the public, that she has just received and opened one nf the most select and desirable stocks of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS overolfered in the city, to which she .in vites the attention of the Ladiea of Macon and its vicinity. Her stock embraces all the new styles in berline.aud will be sold at unusually low prices, oct 12 NEW BOOTS AND SHOES, AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT, KO. 3, CoTTOS AVKNUK, OPPOSITK WASHIKGON HALL, MAC OX GEORGIA. J Tbe subscribers wouid return their thanks for the very libera! and long continued S&M-1 parnnage extended to them, and^S***^* would most respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. We have now in store a large assort ment of BOOTS AND SHOES, mostly of onr own manufacture.to which weekly additions will he made, ot all the diffcrentstylea and patterns usually called for in a Shoe store, and would invite those wish iug to purchase, to call and examine our stock, ao we are prepared to sel 1 ns low as any house in the city or state. (oct 12) MIX A KIRTLAND. J BOOTS.—A full assortment of Gents line French Calf Boots, pump sole, welted and water proof, ofvarious kinds and qnalities, both soled and pegged. J ust received and for sale low by oct 12 MIX .V- KIRTLAND. NOW RECEIVING SOME OF THE MOST SPLENDID PIANO FORTES! -Uia» EveroH’eredfor sale in Macon, from Tthe celebrated Factoriesof.I. C. Chirk- _ /ering and Nunn A Clark, warranted su perior to auy other made in the United States. Also, two Harps from J.F. Brown ft Co's Factory. Theabovemstraments are a feast to one’s eyes to look at. and the tone completely captivating. We shall take pleasure to show these instruments touuy that haven taste for line goods. On hand, Prince Melodians, best articleofthe kind made; Guitars, Violins, Banjos. Accordeons, Tambo- rins, Bugles. Clariouctts Flageolets, Flutes, aud a variety of Brass Instruments fur Bands, kept in our line. Guitar and Violin Strings, Sheet Music for Piano and Guitar. Instruction Books. Ac. WATCHES. .1EWELKY AND FANCY GOODS. j£3L Splendid Gold and Silver WATCHES \ Gentlemen and Ladies patterns. Gold Chains, fifegfeBrooches. Rings. Bracelets. Gold Thimbles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and silver Spectacles, silver Spoons and Forks, silver, ivory and wood Nap kin Kings, silver plated Cake Baskets, Castors, Walters and Candle Sticks—and a variety of Fancy Goods, Shot Gons, Rifles, Game Bags, Poaches, Flasks, Pistols, Ac. JdJ^CIocksand Watches repaired, and warranted, ntshortnotice. Give us a call at our old stand, Cot ton Avenue, Union Building, nov 2 J. A. Sc S. S. VIRGIN. ATF-W GOODS! NEW GOODS! -L\ receiving and opening a bt-auti/ui Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, lor Spring e.nu Summer, 1-53, cnm-isling in part nf white colored and richly figured brocade Silks, solid plaid and richly- figured greuedine Silks,solid colored Satin, plaid anca figured Berages, tnilano ombre Robes, colored Scarla^ wliitecrape Shawls, lace and embroiderd silk Man tillas, lace and muslin Sleeves. Collars. Cufts. insides j Capes, blonde and 8-4 mantilla Laces,French Muslins# brilliant spring deLaines, Lama Cloths. French. En glish and American Ginghams, and Prints of everje variety and stj le Gents superior Cloths, t'assinierss - Vestings, French Linens.Shirts, Ac..and every otbeT article to he found in the staple and feoev line. Macon.Feb.22. BOST1GK AJOHNS. FtP" City Papers copjq r«IOO LATE I—The undereigned, have just receiv- JL ed a most magnificentseven Octave Rosewood PIANO FORTE, intended for exhibition at the Fair. Lovers of fine things are invited to examine it. nov 2 J. A. A S. S. VIRGIN. I MPORTATION DIRECT.—Just received direct from Europe, a splendid assortment of Guitars and Violins, of the finest quality. Also, Italian Gni- tar and Violin Strings, fresh and good. Some old Violins among the aboveofrare quality. Dov 2 J. A. A S. 8. VIRGIN. BOOT8 AND SHOES —Men s, Boys and Youth’s line i-aif aud kip peg'd Boots; Men’s stout kip bunting and mud Hoots; Gents lasting Gai ters. Monterey, opera and ties, and flue ralfBrogans; Gents, boys and youths patent and enamelled Bro gans; Men’s, boys and youths California kip Brogans, a large assortment. M1K A KIRTLAND. oct 12 RUBBER SHOES.—A large assortment of Gents and boys Rubbers. Also. Ladies slipper and sandal rubber Shoes of Goodyear’s cele brated patent. Juat received and for sale low by oct 11 MIX A KIRTLAND. tfi* WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac., Wholk- SALE AND Rxtail.—Now Goods, just opened large and elegant stock of fine Gold and Silver WATCHES, Diamonds and Jewelry, solid silver ami silver plated W’are, fine Fancy Goods. Ac. which will be sold on as good terms as can be had in the southern country. The pnblic are respectfully iuvited to call before making selections elsewhere. Watch work executed in tbe best manneratshort notice and warranted. Jewelry and Fancy Articles neatly repaired. E. J. JOHNSTON, oct 12 Mulberry st., fronting Cotton Avenue. F ||OR THE HOLLIDAYS* - —The aubscriberis now offering an assortment of GOODS, suitable for the Hollidays and other presents, unsurpassed in Middle Georgia, for variety, richness and usefulness The following with many other suitable articles may be mentioned, viz: Fine gold and silver Watches. Diamond Rings, Pins Ear Rings, Ac., Pearland all Gold Jewelry in Jets and single pieces of all varie ties; Papier hlaclie. Desks, Tables. Work Boxes, Port Folios.Jewelry Cases, Ac ; Rose wood and Ma hogany Work Boxes. Desks. Odor Boxes, Ac.; Fine Oil Paintings.Silver Pitchers. Goblets, Caps, Forks, Tea Table and Dessert Spoons, Dessert Knives, Porcelain Flower Vases, Card Cases, Gold and Si) verPen and Pencil Cases, with a variety of odds and ends, ail ofwbich will be sold at tbe lowest prices A cal) is respectfully invited, dec 21 E. J. JOHNSTON. IHUSIO TEACHER W ANTED —A lady or a married gentleman, who* is competent to give instruction in vocal mu sic and piano music, and who is also proficient in the; French language, can find desirable employment by* communicating with the editors of this paper. Nooe* need apply except with good recommendstions.. The, situation is in the Perry Baptist Female Seminary jan 25 WJl BK-N-N’KT, c - H. CLAKKE. RENNET ft- CLARKE, P ROFESSORS OF MUSIC, (late of Boston, Mass> respectfully announce to the citizens of Macon, and vicinity, their intention to become permanents residents of this city, anil will be lmpppv to give in struction in every department of Vocal and Instru mental Music, at the usual rates. N. II.—Particular attention paid to organizing and instructing Choirs, Musical Societies and Brass Bands. Refer to Geo. J. Wcbbe, Lowell Mason, Jonns- Chickering and Edward Kendall, Boston ; A. Dod- worth, H. B. Dodworth. Geo. F. Hoot, Esq., V> ni. Hall Sc Son, New York. Subscription papers, stating terms, Ac., can be seen at Messrs. Virgin’s, Wood's Dagueirean Roonis. and in the bands of Mr. Ives, at George W. Price’s Store. dec283m F INE CUTLERY.—Rogers’, Worstenholm’s and Crookes Pocket nnd Pen Knives and Razors, Scissors.French Razors, Ac. A large and fine assort ment, for sale by E. J. JOHNSTON, oct 12 PLANTATION BROGANS —Now instore tbe best assortment ofNogro Shoes,we have ever offered in this market. Men’s double soled peg and nailed black and russetts; do heavy single soled black and rnssetts; do boys and youths black and russetts, all of which we are selling very low oct 12 JI1X A KIRTLAND. C ALF SKIN AND SOLE LEATHEU.—On hand a very superior lot of French Calf Skins, with Linings and Binding; Oak and Hemlock sole Leather Shoe Thread, with ii good assortment of Lasts, peg BootTreesand shoe finishing. Just received and for sale by MIX A KIRTLAND. oct 12 SHOES,! SHOES!!—Prices reduced— Manufactured by J. H. Thomas A Son, suc cessors to 1. Winsbip. For sale by oct 21 CATER AGRIFIN. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Ranawav from the subscriber in Macon, Ga.,in October last, a negro girl named FRANCES orFAN- NY.-sbout SO years old, of a copper complex ion, very likely, she lias probably been decoyed off by some white person. I will give fifty dollars reward for the delivery of thegirl iusomesafe Jail, where lean i;et her. and the apprehension of the person hatbor- iugher, with proof to convict him; or I will give twenty-five dollars for the d^jvery of the girl to me io Macon or in any safe Jail, feb 8 DAVID JAMESON. “TRAYED, OR STOLEN from Tharp’s J Store, iu Bibb county, on the loth day of January, a Sorrel HORSE; about 12, hands hieh, with three white feet, blaze face, small blemish in tbe rightor left eye, right shoulder of a brown color. I will give a liberal reward for the re covery of the Horse. WM. HONEYCUTT, march 1 * lm s 1 Y OUNG’S MAMMOTH CORN—This variety of Yellow Cora which is beginning to attract the attention of our 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, and weighs Sixty-Two Pounds per Bushel. It is also known to contain more nutritions matter than any other variety of Cora. I recently sent a sample to market, inorderto test itssuperiority.and 1 was ofiered fifty percent, more forit than ourcorn- mon corn was commanding. A few grains of it was first introduced in this couutry from abroad into West Tennessee, where it was found that the soil and cli mate were admirably adapted toits production. The stalk is somewhat larger but about tbe usual height or the common white corn, bearing generally two. and frequently three ears on a stalk. The ear is very long nnd grain well developed ; with a hard red cob. which is a sure indication of soundness. This Corn is no Yankee humbug—no wooden nut meg speculation, but strictly what it purports to be. ' n experiment in its production was made last year i Cass county by Dr. II. M. Young, who is so well pleased with its superiority and prolific yield, that ‘ intends this year to plnnt his entire crop with it. Tho corn is neatly pnt up in sacks boldingone peck, and can be had at Two Dollars per sack. Address the subscriber at Calhoun, Ga.. or apply my Agents at this plsce. It. B. YOUNG. J. W.Dodd. W.S. Cothran A Co., Agents at Rome, T. C. DEMPSEY, Agent at Macon,Ga. Rome. Ga.. Jan. Il 2m TACON, Dec. 16.1852.—Dear Sir. From motives J.TJL of gratitude to yourself, as well {as a feelin gof humanity to those afflicted, asl havo been, with that loathcsome and painfnl disease, Fistula I beg ave to present yon the following statementof facts touching my case, to be used by you as you may think proper. Some time in the month of Jane last, I found my; self laboring under a painful malady, which eventu ally resolted in Fistula; my suffering for weeks was so great as to incapacitate me for active bnsiness or even for walking about with facility. In this sit- nation I resolved to submit myselftoyourprofessioD- al skill, of which 1 had heard much, in such cases as Cancer and Fistula, and I am happy to say. that I was not disappointed except agreeably, at the very short period required to effect a care, under your ju dicious practice. To my great gratification, 1 w as so far relieved uf the distressing complaint, in about two weeks from tbetimeyou commencedyonreonrse oi treatment, as Is bo able to leave my conch ami en- joy society. A* -.'.isstage of the case. I was attnek- ed with Bilious Fever, which required necessarily apercient medicines to remove, and which retarded the fint.l cureof tho fistula. Notwithstanding how ever, thisset-back, 1 was in a very short period re stored, by yonr skill, to my wonted state of health which allmv acquaintances know has been uniform ly sound and good for years. From the fact, also.thatl have.forseveral months been totally free from evervestage of the complaint, am induced to believe, that tbe core is a radical and permanent one. I wonld therefore most cordially recommend all who maybe similarly afflicted, to a- vail themselves ofyoar invaluable services and be healed. I would add,that your mode of the treat ment of the disease.is far less painful than the dis ease itself, and that the patient should not hesitate, through fear of pain, to place himself under yonr care, with a grateful sense of benefit received at your hands and the wish that others in need, may profit by youruseful ministrations in theirbehalf. I remain yonr friend and obedientservnnt. R ECEIVED by late arrivals, t, choice lot of fine gold and silver watches, chains, seals, diamond and other jewelry, cuff pius, etc. For sale low. for cash or approved credit by E.J. JOHNSTON. 13** Citizen copy. jan 18 U NITED STATES Land Warrants .of 160, 80, and 40 acres, wanted by jan 18 E. J. JOHNSTON. A NEW ami finesupply of Window Cornice. Car tain Banda, Pins, See. For sale by dec 21 E. J. JOHNSTON. F IN E Double and single Gnns, Rifles. Ac. at low- prices (quality considered) than ever offered in Macon. Forsaleby E. J. JOHNSTON, dec 21 S TILES’ AUSTRIA!—A supply of the above op portune production, from tlie prolific press of the Harpers, at J. M. BOARDMAN’S. june 22 NOTICE. A W. MARSHALL having taken possession • of the store recently occupied by Graves a Rodgers,is prepared to offer to bis friends and the B ublic generally, a large and well selected stock of RY GOODS AND GROCERIES, at wholesale and retail. Having selected for mv motto : “ SMA1.I. PROFITS AJfD QUICK RF.TURJfS."' I feel assured that those who may favor me with a call, will be fully satisfied, both with my GOODS and PRICES. Special attention will be given lo Orders, and satisfaction guaranteed. Among my stock may be found the following articles: 150 bales Gunny BAGGING 400 coils best Kentucky ROPE 150 bags Rio and 12 bags Old Java COFFEE 50 hhds Porto llico and St. Croix SUGARS 150 bbls Refined A. B. A C. do 100 do crashed and pulverized do 40 boxes TOBACCO, all grades. Also. Salt. Molasses,Bacon, I-ard.Butter.Cheese, Mackerel,Teas. Soap, Starch Caudles, Candy, Oils, Paints. Drugs, Blankets, Kerseys, aod many more articles too numerous to mention. sep 7 J \V. ADKRHOLD, Confection Kit, Family Gro- • cer, and Manufacturer of Crackers, Cakes, 15nKad and Ornamental Pyramids of every descrip tion, Balls, Parties, Hotels and Private Families at tended to at tile shortest notice. Third Street, next door to the State Bonk, Macon, Geo. Shippers and others are assured that every article sold at this Establishment are. A, No. 1, being in variably made from the best material. HAND MADE. Batter Crackers, Sugar do. Boston do. Graham do. W ater do. Sponge do. Rabbit do. Fancy do. Walnut do. Dessert do. Egg do. Seed do. Cup <lo. Abcrnethy Crackers. Ginger Snap. MACHINE MADE. Butter Biscuit, do. do. do. do. do. do. d- fc-ugar Boston Graham Water Soda Milk Wine California do. Pic Nic do. Lemon do. Pilot do. Navy do. Bread nnd Cake iu every variety. 3** All Orders executed at Short Xoticc. feb 1 ly IIKIYUY IZORNB’S COIVTBCTIOIVARY OXE DOOR BELOW THE STATE BAXIv, MACON. Ga. D EALER in all sorts ol CAKES, KAtiTRY, CAX DIES, PRESERVES, FRUITS Jre*h aud dn,, CORDIALS, SYRUPS, CIGARS, TO BACCO, warranted imparted Jir.c BRANDIES, WHISKEY and GIN. Also, Madeira, Bordeaux and Port WINES. He is also prepared to supply Bai.t.s and Par ties, with all sorts of Confections', also, French Pyramids, of the latest patterns and materials, and can assure those who may favor him with an order, that he will give the utmost satisfaction in cheapness, beauty and neatness. The equipment of tables will receive his personal attention. Cakes trimmed in the newest styles, and cheaper than anywhere else Reference, Messrs. Lanier & Son, Macon, Ga. dec 14 ly fRKMII CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS, Ac. /COUNTRY Merchants, and others supplied on moderate terms, with plain and ornamental CANDIES, RAISINS, ORANGES, APPLES, Butter, Sugar and Boston CRACKERS. Also, SEGARS, TOBACCO and PIPES. Having obtained the services of a finished Candy Maker from New York, and using best White Sugar, we warrant these Candies to stand the climate. The abovearticles, and all sorts of DRUGS AND MEDICINES for sale by J. H. tc W. S. ELLIS. Between Messrs. K. Bond nnd A. J. White, Cher ry street. Macon, Ga. -sin nov 30 II ABO WARE AIVD CITLEKV. ClOUTHEKN AXES.—40 dozen Archer’s Vir- lo ginia Axes, for sale by m2 29 BRAY, CARHART & CO •Al k DOZEN John Le'erett's Kentucky Patent OU Axes. BRAY, CARHART ic CO^ f I OKS.—60 dozen Scovill's Cast Steel. 1,2. 3, 4. i I BRAY, CARHART A CO. 1> RAIMI’S PATENT HOES. —30 dozen just I J received by BRAY. CARHART & CO. raiUACtt chains.— 2.000 pr. assorted Trace X Chains. BRAY. CARHART le CO. cf\ BBLS. Hiram Smith ’a prem. Floor, new crop; 50 do Howard street Flour; 50 do do prem. do. Forsalelowby A. W. MARSHALL, oct 5 N EW GOODS.—The subscriber is now receiving his Fallaud WinterStock, consisting of a gen eral assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, which have been purchased in New York and Philadelphia, on the best terms. As our sales are for Cash, we intend to sell onr Goods at a small profit. Our friends nnd tbe public generally, are re quested to give ns a call. GEO W. PRICE, sept28 P APER HANGINGS.—2000 pieces Paper Hang ing* of all qualities, some very rich. Also, a handsome lot of fine Board Prints, sept 28 GEO. W, PRICE. rVT AILS ! NAILS I 1—650 kegs Cut Nails aud Il Brads. In store and for sale by march 16 BRAY. CARHART A CO. C AST’ ST K Isle. — *2.300 pounds assorted Cast Steel. In store and for sale by march IG BKAY, CARHART tc CO._ 0 UST KKCKiY I'd)-A large lot ot line Balance Handle Table Cutlery,by the single sett or full sett, consisting of litty and fifty-three pieces. For sale at reduced prices by »13 3S BRAY, CAR HART & CO. | ivo.t.—We arc now receiving a large lot of fl. Swedes Iron, assorted, from 1 i to 12 inches wide. —We are now receiving a large Swedes Iron, assorted, from 1 J to 12 inches Also. Round,Square. Band, and hoop Iron. BRAY, CARHART & CO C ARPETING AND RUGS.—Just received a good assortment of fine, superfine and three ply Car peting. Rugs of all qualities, some rich and hand some. [sept 18) GEO. \y. PRICE. NEW ROOK STOKE, NEARLY OPPOSITE TIIE LANIER HOUSE, MACON, OA. J BARNES and tbe Rev. George Dunham,hav- • ing formed a co partnership, for the purpose of carrying on the Book and Stationary bnsiness. un- derthe firm and nameof BARNES & DUNHAM.are just opening a large stock at the above stand, onMul berry-streets consisting of Law, ZTIrdirxtl, nnd niiMccllmicoiis ISooItff. Together with a full and complete stock of School Bonks and Stationary which they will selllowb- Cash, or approved paper. Orders from the:» on try promptly attended to, and carefnllyforwardea. J. BARNES, GEO. DUNHAM. N. B.—Bookbinding in all its branches attendedto as usaaland well executed. Macon,April20 tf BARNES & DUNHAM. NOTICE. "PERSONSindebted to J. Barnes, are requested JL to call and settle their accounts. a 2o-t/ Staple l>ry Goods nnd CSroccricn. J B. ROSS tc 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 s7 C IRCULAR SAWS.—2 43 inches Worrallfl A Co., Circular Saws. Forsaleby sep 14 BRAY. CARHART A CO. THAW CUTTERS—A large Tot now going k a store; also Com Shelters, Sub-soil Ditching and Tarn Plows, and every description of Agricultural Implements. BRAY, CARHART tc CO. jnnh 22 B ALTIMORE IRON.—Now receiving, 50 tons “EUicottV* Refined Iron, assorted, from \ to 45 inches broad, from { to4| inches round, and from i to 4 inches square; also oval half round Band and Hoop Iron at reduced prices, by jane 22 _ BRAY, CARHART A: CO._ i ll UN WITCH AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVE.— From the extensive sale of this well known Cook ing Stove since its introduction, and the universal satisfaction it has given, we arc of opinion that it is the best Stove for Southern use in the market. _ This Stove is warranted to wmrk well in every particular, or to be returned without expense to the purchaser. A large lot just received, and lor sale by june 22 BRAY, CARHART CO. New Slock of Fancy I>ry Goods. G W. ROSS & CO. are now receiving, and will • open on the first of October next, in the store lately occupied by Logan a Atkinson, one of the most choice and desirable stocks of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY DRY GOODS, ever offered in this market, a portion of them imported direct from Europe. The stock will be entirely new, and con- sistofthe latest,fashionable and expensive styleso SILK, LINEN, COTTON b WORSTED FABRICS J. B. ROSS. W A. ROSS, sep 7 G. W. ROSS. s E. E. BROWN. To Dr. W. W.Marshall. T TFEINSURANCE.—.Etna Inm k\n« k Oi'ii-anv, I j Hartford, Conn.—The undersigned, Aer^L will receive applications for Insurance on lives or white persons. Also, risks on negroes are taken ou two thirdsof their cash valuation. R. CURD, Ag’t. Macon. Feb. 15. I S3 3. TUTOTICE—All persons indebted to the late firm of Bostick*. Johns A Co. bv note or account, are informed, the sole owner of all such claims, and pay ment will be received ami receipts given at their old stand under &e Mas ic Half, now kept by the undersigned; where ma> bn found a large and corn plete assortment of NEW FANC\ DK\ GOODS, comprising every thing usually _kept_ in that line, sts, black satin Cash mere, heavy woolen Vests, for sale at cost for cash,by WIN3H1P & SON. J^KW style of rich silk ic TEGTION J.VSI/ltANCK COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. CONN Fire ani> Marine RisKstaken on the most favora ble terms by (feb 27) C. DAY, Agent. "MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW-YOKK. Jas.ABBATT,Sec’ry. Joseph B.Collins,President Applications received by feb 27 C. DAY, Agent CHARLES DAY, COMMISSION M K RCUANT, NEW-YORK. r©**C. Day Sc Co., will advance on consignments apll ___________ D RAFT?? on Savannah, Charleston. New York, Boston, Ac. discounted by C. DA\ Ac. CO. nov 9 ■I)AKER COUNTY LAND.—A splendid body of 1 ) 3000 acres Oak and Hickory Laud, on Coolee wabee Creek, second district baker comity, about IU miles from Albany* For sale by nov 9 CHARLES DAY & CO- N EGRO MAN FOR SALE.—He is a good Cook intelligent and excellent house servant. For er particulars, enquire at this ollice. $10,()()() Worth of Read v-AIntle Clothing, AT COST. T HE subscribers wishing to confine themselves ex clusively to the Dry Goods business, offer for sale their entire stock of Clothing at cost, for cash.— Theirstock comprises one of the largest assortments of Fashionable Ready Made Clothing offered in this market; consisting ot blue ami black cloth frock and J dress Coats; blue and black cloth, doe skin, French Wassimeres, tweeds, satinet and janes Sacks; polkas Akid business Coats; black French doe skin, fancy French cassimere, tweeds and satinet Pants; black saiin. fancy silk, cashmere and cloth Vests. A large portion of their Clothing was manufactured to their own order this Fall, and is of the latest style and best material. Call early and see for yourselves. W1NSH1P Ac SON, nov 2 Cotton Avenue. Macon. /NATER A: GRIFFIN, Cotton Arenue, Macon, Ga., Vy dealers IN GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, are now receiving their Fall and Winter Stock. Thnnklul to their friends for past favors, would be pleased tos*;e thorn again. sept 14 For sale bv CATER At GRIFFIN. xcelled by any T)AGGING, ROl’E Ac TWINE. J > sept 14 I) L AN K ETS.—A 1 a 13 h lot, not For sale CATER Ac GRIFFIN G Taney Caa.imere. Tweed, and I Whale niTTo barrel.’Machine oil. In store .ml for I wjiiih wereinui^/r^^sf Anrnfs n«J/ur CusA, and ’ y - “sb. by ,«le by CASH AST 4 ROFF. I which will be sold for very moderate profits. WIN3HIP * SON. june 15 nov 16 [Cit. copy] W. W. PARKER. WIN’SIIII* dk dO>’, COTTON AVENUE—MACON. GA- WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS IN FANCV A STAPLE DRY GOODS AND READY MADE CLOTHING. •ept23 K< nun A PLAINS AND’ OSXAII 1 11 OA For sale by CATER A GRIFFIN. sept 14 TYMNE St. CROIX. LOAF AND REFINED SU- i .e t q A , 1 4 lS - F ° rSHlel,y - CATER* GRIFFIN M ACKEREL —A lot, No's, l, 2 and 3. Just re ceived by [feb l] CATER ft GRIFFIN. I "'LOUR Three line brands. For sale by < feb 1 ' CATER A; GRIFFIN. .1 I'GAR ! SUGAR!!—Both brown and white of O superior quality. Forsaleby feb 8 CATER ft GRIFFIN. 1 AGON.—A choice lot of sides, for sale bv feb t CATER ft GRIFFIN. I RISH POTATOES.—Fifty barrels yellow Plant ing Potatoes. Forsaleby feb l CATER ft GRIFFIN. w

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Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1844-1858, March 08, 1853, Image 1