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~V()L. XXVII. fjit fitargin frlrnriipli, Vision » V, RV TCE9PAT MOR.VI.VG fl |jY GREEN, BARNES A CO. EDITOR* am» propkip.tor*. CHtK.ttTKK I* AW AFt.-«»A.:y TO A STATE AS TO A 1’KIVATK OPIVini W., A>» TUB CI.OBT OF A.MTATK H THE COnnOrVPKOPFBTr OP AI L ITS CITIZEN*. - MACON, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 18-53. NO. 17. XfrW/.* •" Two Dollar* ami 1 I'.tit.*. per annum. r : >'' . i:< r .,ntinntal cxe.pt at the option of tho . vl ..rs nutU all arrearages an- paiil. , ri!Ti'E' l,:XIS •' >, re * n ' ar charge Will bo One pwrc of 1® /»’«*'* or /<*«, for tho first in- ,1 Rift i Cents for each subsequent luscr- ’ * 'vll »ilvrrtia*ni«nt9 not specified a* to time, ii i'il'li'1" ' 1 until forbid ami rhnjnl accord- ^•‘ r • ohitiwry Notiocjf exceeding ten lines, will be I V4v. rti*oni"ut«. j^ttors ou business, must be ro«r nro. jdtw* j*rt*Tt« pjla P*' r .„rr attcntl" 11 ■ (.'raw'll* of >'«'«■ llrlrnn*. The rote cast at the late election exhibits a i increase over that ot the first charter in March, Ho-, The contest at this ! !vr election for the innvorality vr«, very : t il, licinphetw,>eii two c:ui<lii lutes of preat ^daritvaml of larpe experience in the art of '-iiiV -Mayor Crosstunn and Gen. J. T„ r!*i-. The election was held, too. on the {iflh'Monday of March, a time at which onr I ,mil*ti'Ht is at it* helpht. It must, therefore, H 1!Ul e«l that a full vote was polled on tliat h„ii. The total number of votes east for »r at the charter election of IfiW was !>,- total numlier of votes cast for sheriff i., \|,wlav last is l*J,87tl; being an increase r, hi the vote of 1852 of 2,011, or a little more I fi, i3J;ier cent, in a period of less than twen- utsiths. This is equivalent to an increase in the electoral vote of 50 per eent. in about .rears and a half, and 100 per cent., or a j toliValion, in about five years. An increase [ ja{he actual number of the electors of the city r be fairly taken as indieutirc of u corrcs- viilin); increase in the total population of the The population of New Orleans, in the .iriu.'«'f 1852, did not fall short of 175,000. ji a v. if it bus increased, pari passu, with the | waller of electors, it must now number 230,- djj; ami at the same rate of increase the pop- I ih;nn of New Orleans will amount, on the 1st of April. 1857, to 350,000; and on the 1st v - April- 1802. to full 700,000. This is highly . ..•artorv. Our friends abroad will be pleas- ,|u Ve that nlosa of over 10,000 people du- .ilie late epidemic has not sensibly uftectcii I or eiwrtlt of our city in population.—Pica- Divuro Hell T'.xceuimknt.—Some cx- pcriinents were tried at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, on Wednestlay, with a new diving bell, of which Major II. Sears Is patentee. The bell is a cylinder, eight feet long, and about the same number of feet in diameter. It is composed of iron, and has Tound windows ujwn the top and sides to admit light to the divers within. There is also an opening at the top, through which two men descended to the inside of the new machine. A steam engine on board ot a vessel near, forces the air into u large iron cylinder, whence it is forced through a lio-e into the diving bell. The admission of air from this hose is at the command of the divers. By allowing it admittance the hell rises. By letting out the nir, sinks. An aper ture at the liottom of the bell allows the diver to pus* out and search among the sand or rocks, and return ngain at will. The experi ment was fullv successful. innis .far lair, ?;r. PI:iiit:ttion ‘for Stilts A r V limitation in Bilili county, lying in tlic fork •it l Tobcsotkoo ami Kooky Creeks, four and a Ir onies from Macon, mid containing Slo sores, is f< _ •sale. There are nix,at 375 acre* in cultivation, with a good gin house nud screw, and nil necessary build' ings for plantation purposes. The land is pnsiue live and :i(Turds many facilities, and is a desirable I place to those widling to purchase in this section Mv overseer oil ibe place e ill show it to any per- “ “ ’ ’ ‘ to pnr, luise, or 1 can lie found at any time in Macon, sep SO X. BASS. If I.tiiiil tor Sale. T OFFER for sale, on any time, that may lie A. cjuired, the following raluaIde Fanning Land. . six hundred acres on .loin s Creek, ill the loth district of Doolyeonnty, with one hundred anil seventy sores of land deadened and ready for cultivation, "with new and comfortable double I.og Dwelling. Kitchc Smoke-house', Crib, .Stables, Ac. Also, too acres, on •loues Creek, in the 14th district of Doolv ; and COO aenw in the t till <>u Swift Creek ; uiso. 300 acres " l’ltOURKSS AND IXPROVEHEXT OF InE- ! " f Tbomaa comity. rf I iulmlelphut American says ; -• I he hrst meet- *.pt 27 t. W. MOXTFOKT,Oglethorpe, On. itig of the Irish Beet Root Sugar Company was ! i v~ Journal A Messenger, copy ta held a few days ago. A most satisfactory re- | L:iud for Sale, port was read from the directors and ttnani- rnilE undersigned has Eleven Hundred Acres of inously adopted. Tlie works, it apiicars, arc all erected and operations have commenced.— The sugar produced is pronoiuiceil to be ex tremely good, and the iirices obtained in Igui don. Dublin nud Belfast, prove lioyond nques- tiou that sugar obtained from licet can com- jiete, with success, against the colonial pro duce of the cane. Ireland is taking the step in the right direction. New looms are fast be ing introduced ; land long .suffered to he idle, is lieing brought into cultivation: better wages arc lieing paid, and there is an air of industri al activity prevailing, to which Ireland has been quite unaccustomed. What may not live years of persevering energy and proper ap propriation of capital do for this long suffering country.” A Foreign Bank in America.—The I’rc- eurseur d’Anvers, of October 25th, contains a paragraph dated Darmstadt, October 28, in re lation to the proposed Brauch Bank in New York city, itnmounced heretofore. We trans late ns follows: “In the session of the Board of Directors of our Bank, which was held on Saturday, (Oet. 22.) at which the Princ de Ilohcnlohc presided, among the resolutions passed was one to estab lish a branch in New York. The; person who is to take charge of it departed immediately for America, aud it is thought that the regular transaction of business between New York and Darmstadt will be brought within two months at farthest. This branch will be o. great val- 1 I .xml, lying on the Soul li west cm KnUro.xd, in the twenty-ninth district of Sumter county. belw ,-en Oglethorpe ami Americas, twelve miles from the for mer I'lnee, .xml seven from the latter. King on the west side, and not more than 15 acres from llie road, which are good corn and cotton lands, being creek and branch lands, upon which sre about one hun dred and twenty-live acres of cleared land, and in a good state of cultivation, which I will sell on good terms. Those wishing to bnv will do well to call and examine, as I intend making a different arrangement in my ntSOre. HEBBING HOOKS. Sumter oo„ fit. Oct. 11. tf Valtuihlc Plaiiialfoii for Male Baker County, (Jit. rplIE sriLSCKIBKK. desirous of removing from L the State of Georgia, offers for sal.- his PLAN- TATIC IN, lying on the waters of the Coolawlmee, live uiile-s West of Albany, adjoining the laud* of Paul Tarver, Dr. Nlchulis and others: containing 3,123 acres more or less. There are about H00 acres of open, cultivated land, The land is situated so that it eall be easily divided anil if two purchasers appear, the subscriber will di vide it so its to suit both. Anyone desirous of purchasing, would do well to address “Moore A Edwards' or mvself at this place JOHN J. BAWLS. Macon, Ga. August 30, 1 @53. :t tf Mv Agent, living on the place, will show tho Lands to any person calling for that purpose. ,1. J. K. 51?' Columbus Times and Sentinel, Augusta Con stitutionalist, Albaiiv Patriot, Federal Union, Savan nah Georgian and Charleston Mercurv, please cony tf anil forward bill to this office. upon Singular Discovery.—On Monday of last week, while some workmen were engaged in taking off the roof of the Round Hill Church, iu Elizabeth township, Alleghany county. Pa. the skeleton of a human being was discovered iu the loft of the church, which was subse quently ascertained to be the remains of a citi zen who mysteriously disappeared thirteen years ago. A handkerchief which was sus pended from a rafter, showed that he commit ted suicide. A Modern Solomon, and no mistake.— The Tribune contained the following obituary notice last week; “ Solomon—In Lincoln Co.. Tenn., on the 3d inst., Mrs. Susan, wife of Wm. C. Solomon, aged about .‘13 years. This is the third wife Mr. Solomon has lost in the short space of 12 months.” Only three wives in a year! Good gracious ! The king, whose name he inherits, had a thou sand !—A. Y. Picayune, 10th in«t. Cost or English Railuoab.—The three hundred and twenty-two miles ot the Eastern Counties Company's’ railroad cost £ 13,1152)13. The two hundred anil eighty-five miles of the Great Northern, i.‘10,262,1136. Thethree hun dred mid four miles of the York. Newcastle and Berwick, £10.858,739. The one hundred mid forty-nine of the North British. £4.-lt>/,259.— The receipts of these roads in J 852 averaged forty pounds sterling per mile per week The Koad to Health! Cmnkrcial Statistics or Great Brit- ,j S ,_Mr. llraithwaitc Pool, in a recent work. , ...* the following interesting statistics of no to emigrants, by enabling them to exchange I ktji Britain- Pitt and Cauuing stated the their hunts for bills upon New Y’ork.” , ir!y pnxluetiou of the agricultural and me- | rtaical interests of Great Britain at an amount t| d to the uatiounl debt; but nobody knew | fix they made it out. The summary of those Irirtics. however, proves that these great | talesmen were right. Hr. Poole shows that the Railways of Great I Britain have cost £240,000,000; the Canals | i'hi.OAM)JO; and the Docks £30,000,000. Hie Mercantile Marine consists of J 15,000 I u -ok 4,300,000 tons, with 240,000 men ; taJ one vessel is lost on an average with eve ry tide. The navy eousists 585 vessels, 570,- I lit) tout, and 48,000 men. Yatchs, 250, and | Slow tens. Tiii ancient Britons knew only six primitive tvs, tfimi which metals were produced; whrre- s the present scientific generation use fifty. I The aggregate yield of minerals is equivalent I id value to about £25,000,000 annually. The agricultural produce of milk, meat, eggs | hotter and cheese, is 3,000,000 tons, of the val- ; ,f £311,000,000. The Ale, Wine and spir- ivmMtmed annually, exeeeil 3,300,000 tons, ud oet £54.000,000; while sugar, tea aud price Manlelr reach 450.000 tons, and 827,- |I»»WIM. The Fisheries of Great Britain net | iii.IIOO.tMIO. annually. In Manufactures the -■I’jii, wiBileu. linen and silk, altogether isuit to 420,000 tons, and £95.000.000, I >Ulclnirilvrare exhibit Jki0,000 tons, £20,000.- IW); in addition to which 1250 tons of pins ! tn*‘ill, * are made yearly, worth £1.100,- I UIO. Kwthcnwart!, 100,000 tons, £1130,000; glass, KOUUtoas; £1,000,000. lx view oftlie present position of affairs in I the Ea-t. the leindoii Exauuiter calls attention i (t the fnllowiug language used by Napoleon, st 8t. Ilclemi, iti 1817, as reported hv O'- I M. ar.x: "!u theennrse of a few years Russia will have I ' •Mammople. the greatest part of Turkey, ( id all Grc'ei'e. This 1 hold to he as certain C" it it had already taken place. Almost all I oijiding and flattery which Alexander | iTaiti-i'il tmvards me, was to gain my consent erti'-t this object. I would not consent, I halving that the equilibrium of Europe *"ii!d he destroyed. In the natural course ot | ((“»;'■. in a few years Turkey must fall to The greatest part of iter population I ,r> -' liivrks, who you may sav, arc Russians. I TV lowers it would injure, and who could . »c it. are England. France, Prussia and -Yi-tri.i, Now, as to Austria, it will.be very '■‘.’V Mr llusgta to engage her assistance, by I - > i:i“ 1i,t S.-rvin and other provinces bordering Vi tho Austrian dominions, renehiug near to Rvtiutinople.—T'he only hypothesis on which I Ttntrh and England may ever be allied with ] ‘jiicsity, will be in order to prevent this, j j>! fvett this allituivc will not avail. France, i i-ijhutil and Prussia united cannot prevent | *“(»• Russia and Austria can at any time J-it it. t >nee mistress of Constantinople, • : ''*4 pets all tho commerce of the Moditer- ’o jtt, Imtoiiics a grciit naval power, and God Von. what may hapiwtt," &-c. AxtHtcAN Ingenuity—Matters that al- L't Think.-Among tho multitudinous objects ?*<! patent office at Washington, and which ■- tvidntce what skill can do, is nu invention ’J* 1 picks up pins from a confused heap, turns **■ sronud with their heads up, and sticks >« papers iu regular rows. Another mn- r ■pas through the whole process of cigar ^inpi tiikitig in tobacco leaves and tuniiug ? the perfect article. One machine cuts 'W»e, atmther scours knives and forks, an- ‘ lier blacks boots, another rocks the cradle, , a i seven or eight take in washing and iron- Aaothcr patent is for a machine that die puscugcrs in an omnibus and takes " tare; when a fat matt gets in it counts u. and charges double. There is a variety funs that load themselves, also a fish-line S' wjusts its own bait, and a rat-trap that ,. ’ ~ throws away the rat, aud then baits aud '4 itself, and stands in thccomer for another. jWonRArHg or the Moon.—At a recent (ting of the British Association .for j he Ad- m? e ! nenl °T Science, a communication was tk vi •' ^Tfissor Philips, on Photographs ot : • t m > "’ The Professor thought it not itn- •itT '^ at We should soon be acquainted tr i ^ogy «f the moon on a much grand- lnorc extensive -cale than we were yet J '^ enrth. Mr. Whipple, of Boston, has rc- r J made some pictnres of the moon, on a - »calc than any attempted before. The '^ ,n, ' r *eaii. whose editor luis seen rf,.' * a 7* they confirm all that has lieen said volcar.ic activity in our satellite. In- ^ Kni(t U t of deep fissures nud yawning cra- _ fii«^fissures themselve.s api>ear to be cov- ^.*ith cairns and bunks composed of huge ii *** , c boulders, which, appear to have * v °nutcd up in lava, then fallen down in tike those of hailstones or shot. Eo Halter County Land. A SPLENDID liody of 3.ooo acres Oak and Hickory Land, on Cooleewaheo Creek. second district Baker county, about 10 miles Irion Albany. For sale by CHARLES DAY & CO. nov 9 Improved JLnitd lor Sale. T HE UNDERSIGNED bos 403 seres of ttfS. very valuable LAND, lying on the Or- “i, mulgee River, in tlie 13th district of Houston coun ty, Ol, 200 acres cleared, a Dwelling, Gin, and all necessary out-houses on it. He has also, a Dwelling nonse and Lot in the village of Peny,IHotuton county, Georgia, well im proved. Tlie above described property can be purchased upon ensv and advantage,m* terms. Apply to WILLIAM L. FRANKS. Perry, G*„ Julv 12,1833. 44—tf .4 riioirc li'Janta'ioii lor Male. T HAT well known and celebrated FARM, in Ma con county, live miles East of Oglethorpe, and three and n half miles from Montezeuma, recently owned by Msj. John Young, decoaaed, is now otTcreil for sale bv the undi rsigneil heirs to the Lind. The I'iimtatioii containsl, 215 acres, between five and six hundred open ami in a high state of eul- tivation—the entire f«nn being well hedged with the Cherokee Rose. The fine spring water, health, benutv, and fertility of this plaee. render it second to none in the State iii point of value. The place will be sold to the highest hhUler (on the premises) the 13th day of December next, if not sold at private sab, before that time. Terms on the of side,. ... Persons wishing to examme the place, win call ] upon the subscribers upon the farm. C. II. YOUXfi, JOHN YOUNG, K. It. YOUNG. Montezcums, Ga., Oet. 23.1*5.1. ll-'7t Z 'Hie Soiuliern R.-eonlcr, ClirnnMc A Nriiti- I. iind Clinrb—ton Mereary, will copy the alwivt weekly, until 13th Dcci-mber, and forward their bills to tlie subm-rite-rs at Monteaenma. Ga. i\flil-I\ORii iJotirri ^'nifrssiDunl CarK A’r. 33onts, ?ljnr5, rtr. dc. Ollire Tlioinastoii mid Baniesvillc ( ,. gi Kailroml <.'oni]i;iuy. —Hr—L THOM ASTON, Oet. 15, 1*33. rll HE stockholders of this Compnnv .are required L to pay an additional installment of Ten Dollar- per share, on or before the 15th duv ofDee. mbi r next, at tin ir office iu lluuuiislon. Ilv order of the Board of Directors. W. 1). W()OUSON, oet is 9 Treasurer. ^ Soatlnvestcnt Bailroad. ,488.—. Great Reduction in Freight on Cotton from OgUthorpt and Wiry Station to Macon and Savannah. I^kOM Oglethorpe, Butler and Montezuma, Cotton To Macon...... 18 cents. | To Savannah. ..50 cents. J-roin Nos. 51, 3, I, Reynolds and Everett’s 13 cents. | To HAvonnah... 3« cents. from Nos. 2 and 3. Vo Macon. 13 ets. I To Savannuli 30cents. rrom No. 1 to Macon 10 rt-. | •• .. jj .. 8a.'ks of Salt, not exceeding two bushels, from Savannah to any station on Southwestern Railroad Sucks not exceeding four bushels 54 C ls The Company insures Cotton whilst on the cars GEO. W. ADAMS. Sup t. .S. W. Railroad! oet Sj gj sreeK. a. n. If <<iaio.\u. ^iPEEK -V HAMMOND, AttoRxkvs .,r l.uv, Ma l’ con, tin.—Will practice iu the adjoining countie of the Miicoii and Flint Circuits, nov 8 lv j IV. PATTUHO.V, ATTORNEY vr LAW— Forsyth. Muxkoi: Cocxtt, Ga. March 22. 18.13. w T A. leAAK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ** , Clinton, Ga. mav 17 lv IIOKRHT e. HALL. JOHN J. CART. M ali, a- vary, attorneys at law, Mueun, Ga.—Will practice iu the comities of Bibb, Monroe, Upson, Pike, anil Spalding. Office over Dr. W. G. Little's Drugstore. Macon. (>:•». 12, 1832. 1 Notice. Kouihirralrni lioilronil t oiupnuy, ) T Macon, Oct. 2«, 1-5J. i HL aubsenbers to the Stock of this Companv forthe Americas Extension, are notified timt they nre required to pay tlie third and last Instal ment of Fifty Dollars per share on said Stock, on or before the first day of Jauuary next. Stockholders in Savannali can make pnvmcnt at the Central Railroad Bank. Prompt payment will be expected, as the run,is are required for the purpose of paving for the Iron now dailv expected to arrive. JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET. Treasurer nov » J3—9t '. A. LOCH RANK. OCHKANE, ATTORNEYS II. O. LAMAR. I AIIA K A I, IJ AT LAW—Office over Iietiien Co’s, lint Store. Macon, Go.—Will practice in the Superior Courif of the following counties: liilib, Monroe, Pike, Houston, Doolv, Sumter, Crawford, .Macon, Jones, and Twiggs, anil in the Su preme Court at Macon, Decatur, mid Columbus. All eases placed iu onr hands for collection will be punctually attended to. jnn fi ’ lv r «v JR. £i. TRACY, ATTORNEYS AT AWL, • Macon, Ga.—Will practice in nil the Superior Courts of the Macon Circuit, iiug 17 ly s' fif. bramvell, attorney at law, O. Rnrnrscitle, Ga.—Will ntteml the Siiperbw Courts in the counties of like, Spalding, l-pson, Monroe and Crawford. And will give prompt atteu give prompt * lion to all business intrusted to liis care, jail 11 iy Southwestern ICailrotul. -ig—.veS-S'L-f jgggS P ASSENGER TRAINS leave Macon dailv at Gl, A. M„ arrive at Oglethorpe 10|, A. M.. arrive at J'“lujnims 1 o dock, I*. 31. Leave Columbiti* dailv at V’ clock, ^\. M., and Ou r U lliorpc at 11*, A. M./nr- r,v ® 3i, I*. connecting at 3Incon each wnv with Central R. K.Trains to Savannah, -\npi?ta and Milledsreville, and with Macon Western Trains to Gridin, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga Aashville, dec. Connecting daily at Columbus by a fart line of Coa«*bca SM miles to Opelika, thence ON miles by M. U. IV K. It. to Montgomery, Alabama. Conntctine at Oglethoqie with Tallahassee and hutaula mail stages. Pifiteugen duie at Fort Valiev. „ GEO. XV. ADAMS, Sup’d’nt. Macon, August 22. 1*33. iep so .lliicon A Western ICnilroatl. new arr.ynge.ment. n every Monday, Wednesdsv mid Fridnv, at: •lock, A. M. Leave Atlanta 7 30 A. M. 'Arrive Atlanta 31. M. This Train will connect with the ;ht Train of the Georgia Road at Atlanta, and with i* night Train of the Central Road at Ala. Passengers by the Upward Train can dine in riffin. Tlie Aeeomodation Train between .Macon and Gritiiu will be discontinued. EMERSON FOOTE. Sup't. 39 SSOOiteW®™’ ' TaltittDIe I.aml For Sah*. - a a ACRES of first qiiality Lanrt in .Monroe OUU county, iiilioiiiing lauds of Dr. James ! Thwoatt, and" the >lontjM>lier lu.-titnt,—more i half of this land i- as heavily timbered as any in i the county, it will be sold on favorable terms if ap- ' ],)i*-,l f,,r soon. For further particulars, apply to 1 nng as—2 W. S. WILLIFORD. MACON A WESTERN RAILROAD CO.. ) Jink 13, 1833. ) tp IIE above reward will be paid for the deteetion 1 and proof to convict any person or persons, who hace. „r may hereafter lie guilty of obstruct ing with timber or other things, the Track of the Macon ,V Westeru Railroad. June 14 ISAAC SCOTT, President. A LFKKD II. COLQUITT, ATTORNEY JX AT LAW, Fenton, Rater County, Ga.—Will attend promptly to all business in the line of his profession, in Baker and the adjoiniug counties, mch 23 ly M UDICAL NOTICE.—Dlt’S. J. M. A ILK. GREEN, will continue the Practice of Medi cine as heretofore. One of them, uuless otherwise engaged, can always be found at their office, opposite the Methodist Church, and next door to Mr. Poe's. Macon, Feb. 1, 1833. ly D It. ItlCIIAKI) II. NINBET, has removed to Kalatou's New Block, on Cherry Street, where ho may be found at nil hours during the day or night, except when professionally engaged. Par ticular attention paid to cull* from the country, oct 18 " 10 D 1 medical. IIS. BOON A HAMMOND have associated themselves in the practice of theirprufession, and offer their services to the citizens of Macon and surrounding country. They pledge themselves to give prompt and faithful attention to all cases en trusted to their care. Office over Mr. George Payne's Drag Store. J. K. BOON. oct 11 3m D. W. HAMMOND. IV. «. FRBBY A- c'O., Di:\Lefts in MOOTS AND SHOES, Second Street, Triangular Block. 4 RE now receiving a very large stock of fi i V Hoot* ansi Nlioes, for the fall and win- fl ter trade, to which thev respectfully invite the attention of Ladies ami Gentlemen trading in theeity Their stork has been laid in with great care, emhra ,'ing all the desirable styles prevailing at the North and will be offered ou the most liberal terms, oct 11 4m r , KN'IS' Fancy Dress, Pinup and Welt. Medium xJT and Water-proof Boots; fine pegimitation. Dress and strong Boots; Patent Leather, cloth, enamel and calf Congress Gaiters, Opera Ties, Dancing INunps, Slippers, IfnbbiT Over-shoes and cork soles, Just re- cetTcI mtd for sale bj' oet 11 WM. B. KERRY’ A CO. OKOGAXrf—A large stock of black and Russet 1) Plantation Brogans; also, kip, calf aud euaind leather Brogans, just received ami for sale bv t 11 WM. 15. FERRY A CO. sole Leather, French calf Skineehoethreads, Ac., jnst received by WM. 15. KERRY' A CO. oct 11 ADIEs’ Lace mid Congress Prunella, Satin Fran t cia. White Kid and Satin Slippers; Jenny Lind Enamel aud Kid Hoots and Gaiters; Enamel and Kid Ties and ltuskiu Over shoes, cork soles, Ac., just received and for sale bv oct 11 WM. B. FERRY A CO. [TOYS' line sewed and peg imitatiou, dress aud lJ thick Boots; calf, enamel and kip sewed and peg Brogans, Gaiters, Dancing Pumps, Ac., just re ceived by WM. B. FERRY A CO. oct 11 M IS8ES' Lace and Congress Gaiters; Enamel aud Jenny I.iml Boots and Gaiters and Slippers, just received by WM. B. FERRY" A C'O. oct II New Boots, and Shoos, A TTIIE SIGN OFT11E BIG BOOT. No. 3, \ Cotton Avenue, opposite Washington Hall. -Macon, Georgia.—The subscribers would return tlieir thank* for tlie very liberal and long con tinued patronage extended to "them, and would most respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. We have now in store a large assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, mostly of our own manufacture, to which weekly additions will be made, of nil the dif ferent style* and patterns usually called for in a shoe store, and would invite those wishing to purchase, to ealt and examinee,ir stock, as we are prepared to sell n.s low as any house in the eitv or State, oct 12 MIX A K1RTLAND. L ocket, luxij a- to., commission MERCHANTS and SuirriNO Agents, Saran- Hoh, Go. atig 30 ly P ROTECTION lNStuKUli CO., OF IIabtford, Conn., Fire aud Marine Risks taken on the most favorable terms by C. DAY’, Agent, fvb 27 L A.XU At.LM'Y, MlLLEOGEVXLLE, GA.— Tho subseiiber will attend to the purchase or O N and after Monday, May 17th, the Trains will be sa,e of U* 1 ' 113 ' o{ <h e Several Land Lotteries of this run as follows: State on Commission. JAMES R. BUTTS. MAIL TRAIN. Leave Macon 8 IS P. M„ arrive in Atlanta l 39 M.: Leave Atlanta 5 30 P. Jf., arrive in Macon 10 I. M.; connecting at Atlanta with the Trains of tlie Y\ eaten, A Atlantic nud I-aGrang,, Roads, and " *di the Day 1 rain of tho Georgia Road, ami at Ma in with the Day Traiu of the Central and South western Roads. Passengers will arrive in Macon at quarter past 12 and at Atlanta, at half past 1, ha- mg llie remainder of the night for rest. Accomodation Trains. Tri-Weekly, will leave Mu- AYCTCAL. LIFE IX8UHAXCK CO., uf A1 New York. Jns. Abbatt, Secretary. Joseph 15. Collins, President. Applications received by fob 27 C. DAY, Agent. not JL> French Calf Boots, pump sole, welted and waterproof,of various kiuds and qualities, both _ _ soled and pegged. Just received and for sale lowbv oct 12 MIX A KIRTLANP. ‘ Hrags, Sfitbirinrs, Z:i. I "• •J m keer DRUGS. CHF.BKV STKLr.T, NEAR COTTON AVENUE. MACON, GA. A- tv. .«*. KI.LIN are receiving, aeil^^f keep eonstantlyon hand a general assort-^JT ment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES—as fol- ££ lows : Alcohol, full strength, Calomel Opium, Antiinonials, Acids, Iodine, Mercurials, Cubebs, Iodide, Indigo, Madder, Copperas. ALCOHOLIC EXTRACTS OF Dandelion Stramonium Sarsaparilla Henbane Aconite Colocyath Com. Contain Gentia Belladonna PATENT MEDICINES. Old Dr. J. Townsend's Sarsaparilla : Sands' do; Wistar’a Balsam Cherry; Sarsaparilla Pills; Jayne's Alterative; Hair Dye, Syrup Neptha; Tetter’and Ringworm Ointment: Dead Shot: Cholera Remedy; Trusses ; Body Braces; Cherry Pectoral; Jew Da vid's Plaster; Expectorant; Vermifuge; Cholagogue; Pile and Itch Ointment; Extract lluchu; Seidlitz Powders. Cupping Cases, Ac.; Paints. Varnish, Glass, Putty. PERFUMERY. Premium Shaving Cream ; Fancy Soaps; Extract Rose; Verbena; Patchouly; Musk ; Cologne, various hoicequalities; JennyLiud, Pomade; Ox Marrow, Ac. Vinegar. Rouge, Flavoring Extracts, Ac. On hand, the Concentrated Compound Syrup of Queen's Delight and Sarsaparilla, so highly recom mended by Dr. Krott and other physicians, in ,-x- treme cases of Rheumatism. I.iverConiplaints, White Swellings Ulcers of the Throat, Coughs, Scrofula, Syphilis, eruptions oftlie skin. Tetter, Jaundice, Ac. Also, 1 set of fine Dentist's Instruments, consisting of 52 different instruments, in a fine, mahogany case. For sale below New Y’ork retail price. Hr Physicians and families supplied as low as the market will admit. nov 10 tf B oo rs AND SHOES.—Men's, Bovs and Youth’s tiue calf and kip peg’d Boots; Men's stout kip hunting and mud Boot.-; Gents la: ing Gaiters, Monterey, opera and ties, and fine calf Brogans; Gents,boys’ and youths’ patent and enam elled Brogans; Men's, boys’ aud youths’ California kip Brogan*, a large assortment. oct 12 MIX A KIRTLAND. U U'BBER SHOES.—A large assortments^ of Gents and boys Rubbers. Also, La-flS dies slipper and sandal rubber Shoes of Goodyear's celebrated patent. Just received and for sale low by oct 12 MIX A KIRTLAND. C11AUI.EN DAY, C OMMISSION MERCHANT, NEW YORK.— i C. Day A Co., will advance on consign ment*.apl 1 PROF. ERNST (JKIMlIi: AY 7II.L resume the duties of bis School of .MUSIC \\ and MODERN LANGUAGES on the first Monday in September next. Terms as heretofore. Applications left at the Ininier House, or at til Post Office, willbe promptly attended to. ailg 30 3—tf scoimn I,an,I ami tension Agency. CHABI.ES C. TUCKER, WASHINGTON, D. C. A TTOKNEY' for Claimants, aud Agent for obtain- \. ing Revolutionary, Naval, Invalid and Half-pay Pensions, Bounty 1-and, arrears of pav. Extra pav, fe %'WHfaJww ft?,.Mir, Address CHARLES C. TUCKER, , Washington, D. C. sApt 27«—3m ‘“^CAL.—Since tlie confiictioncrs have i. ®Hing India rubber iuto molasses ennily, *wth coco a great wavs between two ”• r tn with the toothache.—.V. Y. Picayune. IIO 1*1- o \\ A V’S I»I I* I* S. CURB OF .1 DISORDERED LIVER A\D RAD DlUESriUS. Copy of a letter from Mr. R. ". Kirkns. Chemist., Prescott street, Liverpool, dattd «U June 1851 To i’rof. Helloway—Sir: Yonr l*iffs and Ointment have stoisl the highest on <mr list of Proprietary Ale- for some yours. A customer, to whom l car refer lor any cminries, desire** me to Jet y#>H kjioh* the iiarticut’irs of her case. Sho had been troubled for years with a disordered liver and bad digestion. (>n the Inst occasion, however, the viriilnnco of the attack was -*> alarming, and tlie inflamotion set in so severely, that doubts were entertained of her not be ing able to li-ar up under it; fortunately duccd to trv your l’ill'. aiffi she informs me that after the first,and caeli succeeding dose. »heh»Wgreat relief, she continued to take them, and although she need onlv three boxes, she is now in the enjoyment of perfect heulth. I could have wmt y«m mwiy mure cases, but the above, from the leverity of theattack, and tho specily euro, 1 tiimk speaks much iu favor of your astonishing Pills. uioirra (Signed) _ R. YY. KIRKUK An extraordinary cure of Rheumatic Finer in Fan Un man'* ijmd. Copy of a letter inserted in tho Hobart Towri Cou rier, it the 1st March. ISM. by '' elch. Margaret M’Comiigan, 19 years of age, restaing at New Town, had been suffering from atrioteut rheumatic fever for upwards of two had entirely deprived her of tlie use ot h«r hmbs. during thU period she was under the care of * l, “ eminent radical man in Hobart I’own. tti'dbytliem her ease was considered hopeless. A frieud pre v ,-<I upon her to try Holloway s celebrated . “ she consented to do, and in an tacredib. s-tort space of liiuti tlioy clfocted a pt?rfovt cure. Cu.e if a Fain and Tightness ,a the Cue i ami Sto mach >‘f a person 84 year* of eye “ S”, SSJ SS2££ivSi ”'i” la ss Tess in the smrnach, which was also accompanied shortness of breath, that j^vented me frem. VsiliiaDD* Plantation for Sale. mill: subscriber offers for sale, on liberal tenn'. I. his t’laiilatiou in Pulaski county, lying lliret- inih-s and a half from llawldasrillc, "on th<- Xorth- , *st side of Big Creek, one thousand acres of Laud, one bundled acres of creek Land, two hundred acres deer,si Laud, two hundred acres wooded hammock I .and lir-t quality, six hundred acres level Well tim bered Pine Land, and a good Steam and Circular Saw Mill ou the Land. Also, a gin house and screw, both now, and forty-five bearing English Mulberry Trees. No),art of the county is more healthy than I this plaeo, it is well watered with end springs. The aliov, property will remain in market until the first day of December next. Purchase,-s will please call anil examine for themselves. nng30 3 ARTHUR PHELPS. IaiimIs for Sale I N Houston county. Eleven Hundred Acre* of good Planting Laud, well improved, contiguous to Fort Valley, in Houston county, formerly owned by Col. Allen YViggins. Apply to Col. Allen Wiggins SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD CO.,, Maco.v, August 11,1833. j oil tin- premises, oct It 9—3m* I.cjgafiM's' Malt*. T HE Plantation of the late John Parker, iu Twigg* county, about ten miles below Macon, contain ing seventeen hundred acres more or less, together with a fine lot of Hogs, Horses, 51 ill, -. Plantation Tools, Com, Fislder, Ac-., Ac. The sale will commence on the premises on Friday, the ninth day of December next, and continue from day to day until all are disposed of. Sold for a gen eral distribution of the Legatees. Terms—The Land will be sold for one-half cash, the balance a .credit of twelve months for notes, with approved" security, tlie stock, farming utensils, corn, fodder, Ac., will be sold ml u credit of twelve months for notes, with approved security. For fur ther particulars, apply t* 1 ' ROBERT K. PARKER, jaly 2G—50 tf On the Premises. rundmg uiyadvaneed stale of llfc.Tie'e PiUshave so relieVed me.that I an. desirous tliat others should be made acquainted with their virtues. 1 »m now rendered, by their means, comparatively nctl ''®’ *{" Zn take exercise without inconvenience or pain, Wl ,<: h l ,wn UldU °‘ J ° bUl0rC ' HENRY COE. (Signed) , 2*Corth-«t., Lynn, Norfolk. Tlicse celebrated Pills are wonderfully efficacious the M:in. Bowel Complaints, Colics, Constqmtton of tho Bowels, t .'onsumption, Debilitv, J *' p terv. Erysipelas, Female Irregularities, tcvenofsM kinds, Fils, Gout. Headache, Indigestion. fion. Jaundice, Liver Complaints, laimbago. Rheu matism. l*iles. Retention of Urine, Scrofula or Kint, s Evil, Sore Throat*, Stone and (3ravel, Swonw Symptom*. Tic Uoaloureux. Tumour**. I leer®, nernl Affections Worms of all kiwis. Weakness wom W *Sold V aT5c estahiislimewt of Prof. HOLLOWAY, 214 straw), (near Temple Bar, London) and by nil re* RPertabbi Urncglfltawi Dcalorsin Medici nosUiroogh- out the British Kiiqiir,-. «'d thf»o of the V. Sut.», iu boxes at 37J cents, 87, anil tl o0 each. W bulesolo bv the principal Drug Houses in tho Union and by xLmkvb A Ii A D.»Sz\M>S, New \ork. There h a considerable aavlug by taking the llU N e B—Directions for the guidance ogmtientsin every disorder are nffixedtoeachhos. >or*ale by . o-ooi y, Savannah, G».. and r ifui'iYll. fix. oowly Fn*Nh Coafccfloiuk T HE undersigned having jnst returned from the North, is now opening a very choice selection of t'O.M'Ft'TlO.VS, consisting of fine Csndies, (some entirely new.) Gum. Cordial. Jgjttbe, Liquorice Drops of five ilitioreut tl.ivors, American. English and French Ilckles; Pickled Lobsters, Oysters. Seal laps, tsardiuot, .Mustard, Catsups, and Sauces of all km,b>, all sorts of Preserves, finest Brauih, which is warranted like all my Wines, to be n genuine article; French Cordials, fine Segars, and Tobacco, lresb and dried Fruits, Crackers, Ac. Tlie undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his friends who has so liberally patronized him tlie past year, and hopes by an in creased attention to bnsiuess to merit the confidence of his former friends and the public generally, and hopes to give the utmost satisfaction to all who V T a regular meeting of the Board of Directors, lhi« day. the following Resolutions were passed: It’herene. ManyappJir.-iiionshave been made, from various quarters, tor tlie further extension of the road of this Company, beyond Americas; and in asmuch as this Company lias always been \< filing to extend the Road whenever the people of .South YVcstem Georgia should be prepared Income up to the work: Aud, a hr ron. Urn Charter of the Company looks to a route intermediate the Flint anil Chattahoochee Rivers, whence connexion* can be made to Fort Galm-s on the one hand, and Albany on the oilier hand; And, whci-cas, The Company is encouraged by the course of tin. citizens of fumi'tor county, in relation to the extension to Americu*, and by tiie prevailing feeling of the people generally, to go ou iiocordin to the spirit of the Charter; It is Rewired, That this Company will extend its Iload from Amerieus through the Twelfth District of Lee county, aud the Fourth Di»triet of Randolph county, to a point on or near the north line of Baker eonnty, provided individuals shall, by the first of January next, subscribe for stock to the extent of 8—3,000 (two-fifths of the estimated cost of the whole ex tension.) ou the following terms: 1st. Twenty per cent, to be paid on subscribing, and the residue installments to he called by the Company as may be required for the prosecution of the mirk. 2. The new subscribers to be placed on the footing of tlie present Stockholders, as soon as the exten sion is completed ; l*rovided. That if it shali lie de termined to open tlie extension iu part, un account shall ho kept of the nett earnings of so much ol'the road as inav buopeued. and the same shall goto those who subscribe the (8285,000, pro rata, in (he propor tion of their subscription to tho whole cost ol' the extension, according to the shares they respectively bold, until the extension is complete. Retolral, Tliat the I’resident is requested to havo a preliminary survey of tho route, madeat as early a uay as passible. True Extracts from the Minutes. JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET, nug 16—tlj—1 Treasurer. A ICC1I1 TEC X I'ItH . EDWARD A. VINCENT, (rito.M LONDON.) ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER. AND City Surveyor. O FFICE ON COTTON AVENUE, over Pavne’i Drug Store. Gentlemen wishing copies of tin- new Man of Macon, will please register tlieir names at mv office, as no utlier copies will lie issued, oet 4 3m Husiucss Cartl. mllE subscriber takes this method of informing JL flic public, that having fitted up a house for the the purpose, and having numerous orders to fill, lie is prepared at ail times to purchase Negroes, either singly or in families, and will pay fair market prices for them in cash. —ALSO— Iu addition to tho above, lie will receive nud sell, on commission, any real estate or personal property, that his patrons uiny bo pleased to entrust him with, he will also be teaponsibie for any personal property that he receive-. YVM. WRIGHT, Broker, oct 4 Bay Lane, Savannah. itouufy I.<mid and Pension Agency. rnHR undersigned have established an offiee in _L Macon for tlie purchase and sale of Land, and will also attend to the recovery of claims for Bounty Linds and Fete-inn from the Government to the Sot- dies w ho served in the late wars. -jgo Office over A. J. White’s Store, Macon, Ga. aug 30 C. A A. J. MACARTHY. Iflneori Dngiierreau Ciallery. M cDANIEL A SMITH, having bought out the Gallery of Snow A McClure, on Mulberry Street, over" Sir. Jackson Barnes’ Book Store, and two doors above Dr. Strohecker's Drug Store, are prepared to tako Miniatures in a stylo to plens« all who may favor them with their patronage. Like nesses taken in all kinds of weather. We have a Mammoth SlvY'-LIGHT, combined witli a SIDE LIGHT, which enables ns to take .Min iatures iu ti very short time. Call and seo for your selves. july S3 50—tf H O.tIK INMUKANCK C'O.TIFA.NY—Office, No. 10 Wall Street, New York. Cash Capital. 8500,000. SIMEON L. LOOUIS, I’resident. Chaules J. M.ibtin, Secretary. CKAS. CAMPBELL, Agent, nov 1 lv Macon, Geo. -Brunswick and Florida Uailrond. by a shortness of oreaiu, iiiai not "uu. may favor him with a cull. walking about. I am 1‘ills have CAKES trimmed »t the very lowest prices, accord H ~ ing to tho wishes of his customers. Families sup plied with all sort* of CAKES and PIES, fresh baked every day in time fordimn-r. The undersigned begs leave to iufonn the public, tliat iu fitting for Parties with Pyramids, Cakes aud other Confections, lie can do it m a superior style, being a regular Confectioner and Pastry Cook, hav- WM" W LINCOLN, Savannah, G».. Will by E. L- 8TKOHECKEK. Macon. Ga. may 10 itie served in that capacity over fourteen years.- Terrns Positivrly Cask. HENRY HOR.V'K. Dempsey's square,one dooroelow State Bank. Just Received, Large Beef Tongues QtJ ioo lb. smoked Beef 59 tine Pig Hams 100 lb Venison Hams 50 lb Swiss Cheese 50 lit Limburg Cheese ... Vie and Cider on draught by the quartan,! nothing leas. 11 HO«N"E- |»l*t 28 Lumber! Lninber! Lnmber! mUE undersigned is now ready to supply from l his Steam .'tills every description ot Lumber and Scantling, at tho shortest notice and ef the choicestqualitv. Applications sent to the Mill, or left with the undersigned, will attention, aug 3 Sperm, YVnVilf, JBncbtae ©U*. f-r\f\ GALLS. Pure Sperm CHIt ^■®° CT U *- f y, l ' a0 I '" JOG ed Whale Oil i 10 barrels •} laf J", n " , 1,1 store aud for sale by CARHARf A It OFF. yune 15 C ONTRACTORS are wanted on this Road from Buffalo Crook, in Giyuu county, to the eastern lino of the county of Clinch. The vvork is grading, bridging and furnishing cross-tie*. 'The prices will Ir* liberal and payment* made monthly; two-thirds iii eash, and one third iu stock of tho compnny. Profiles of tlie work are ready for examination at the Engineer’s office, as far as Satilln river, and the work on that part of the road will ho first let. Ap plications made to 'rinw ia mb 22 TIIOS. W. COLLINS. Brmiswiek. ALEXANDER A COLLINS, Macon. “Beauty ami Economy Co wibiiiril.” rnilE OLD VIRGINIA DYE-HOUSE, (Phoenix I Like) ha* from its ashe*risen, with all il* various virtues, its original colors to bestow.. The subscriber Inost respectfully inform* tiis cus tomers and the public generally, that his establish ment has be, ii rebuilt, nud can now ho found on Cot ton Avenue. YVest of tile Wasliiugton Hall, where lie is fully prepared to cxeeuto ill tne best manner all ibe various branches of Dyeing, Renovating aud Re pairing all kinds of Ready Made Clothing, and La dies' Dresses, Shawl*, Bonnets and all sorts of Fancy Good* damaged by use. Ladies anil Gentlemen wiii (■lease la led all articles sent to this establishment.— Goods from all parts of tho State scut as before, shall receive prompt attention aud forwarded hack with are. Kaetorios'and others having warp filling to color, will find it to their interest lo test the virtues of ihi* establishment. Persons wishing Homespun dyed, will please observe, for black the warp must be pur- pie or blue; for brown a eoppenis color, and for green the warp must bo white. Cash must he paid on deliven' of G'lod*. apl t« OLD VIRGINIA DYE HOUSE. H aiti II uitcoud, Conn.—Established in 1810. Fire risks on Cotton, and Produce in Store, merchandise, store houses, dwellings, and furniture, churches, Ac., iu the above old mid well established Company, ta ken at the usual rates by E. J. JOHNSTON. Agent jnn 18 for the city of Macon. Bibb eo. P LANTATION BROG ANS.-Now in store the best assortment of Negro Shoes, we have ever offered in this market. Men’s double soled peg aud nailed blaek and russetts; do. heavy single soled blaek and russetts ; do. boys and youths blaek and russetts, all of whieli we are selling very low. MIX A KIRTLAND. oct 12 C 1ALF SKIN AND SOLE LEATHER.-On hand _ / very superior lot of French Calf Skins, with Li nings and Binding; Oak and Hemlock sole leather Shoe Thread, with a good assortment of Lasts, peg Boot Trees and shoe finishing. Just received and for sale by MIX A KIRTLAND. oct 12 3Finp!rt|, i'nrkinrp, rtr. FALL, A WINTER TRADE, 1853. WE AM SOW OFFEII1SU AT THE OLD STAND OF YVM. 15. A E. J. JOHNSTON. Mulberry St., fronting Cotton Avenue, T HE Largest stock of new and desirable style of Guns, Cnff’erv, etc., ’to be {bnnJ’iii the'State, Vm the most favorable terms. I rr' A call is respectfully invited. nov 8 E.J. JOHNSTON A CO Presents. FINE Selection of article* suitable as Bridal . A and other presents, Welding Cake Boxes, Ac. for sale by [nov 8| E. J. JOHNSTON A CO. w Work Boxes, WRITING DESKS. Odour Boxes, Ae. For sale by E..J. JOHNSTON A CO. Porte Jloimics, ^'1 IGA II CASKS, Walking Canes, an elegant lot. For sale by nov 8 E. J. JOHNSTON vV CO. 13 New Games. ^KTS of Furniture, Tea Sets. Rattles, Dolls, Boxes gj of Tools, Baltic Doors slid Shuttle (.’neks, and a numlier of other desirable articles for Children. For sale by [nov 8f K. J. Jf WINSTON A CO. PisinoFortes. \* OW Receiving some of the ino*t i\ SPLENDID PIANO FORTES [HL ■ ■ i» ever offered for sale in Macon, from the J J W J J celebrated Factories of J. C. Cfcickcriiig and Nunn A Clark, warranted superior to any otlu-r made ill tlie United States. Also, two HARPS from J. F. Brown A Co’s. Factory. The above instruments are a feast to one’s eyes to look at, and the tone completely captivating." We shall take pleasure to show these instruments to any tliat have a taste for tine good*. On haud, Prince M,-Indians, best article of the kind made ; Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Aeeoriloons. Tnmboriiis, Bugles, Clarionett*, Flagolettes, Flutes, and a variety of Brass Instruments for Band*, kept in ourline. Guitar and Violin Strings, Sheet Musie for Piano and Guitar, Instruction Book*, Ae. Watchca, Jewelry nail I’nnry Good*. Splendid Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gentlemen and Ladies patterns. Gold Chains, Brooches, Ring*, Bracelets, Gold Thimbles, Gold Pens, and Pencils, Gold anil Silver Spectacles, Silvi r Spoons and Forks, silver, ivory and wood Nap kin Ring*, silver plated (hike 15a-kets, <-asters. Wait ers and Caudle Sticks—and a variety of Fancy Goods, Shot Guns, llilles Game Bags, Pouches, Flasks, Pistols, Ac. r S >J Clocks and Watches repaired, and warranted, at short notice. Give us a call at our old stand. Cot- toll Avenue, Union Building, nov 2 ;,I. A. A- S. S. VIRGIN. R. K. K.—To Hie Pulilic. IIADWAY A CO., the Inventor.*, Manufacturers and Proprietors of the justly celebrated il. It. It. Remedies, were tlie first to discover a Remedy possessing the Marvelous and Miraculous power of topping tho most excruciating pain* in an instant, allaying the worst Cramps ami Spuems, either inter nal or external, in a few minute*, and soothing the most severe Paroxysm* of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Tic Doloreu.x, a* soon as applied. Tlie R. It. It. Remedies consist of three Remedi*-*, , soli pos»,-s- qttick and wonderful powers over certain com- plai'.-.t* and diseases and will instantly— Rllievc the Human System from pain. Regulate each Organ to a Healthy action. Resolve away all Diseased Deposits. Renovate the body from all corrupt humor*. Reuuild the weak and broken down constitu tion*. Restore to Health, strength nnd vigor all unsound »nd worn out parts. It. K. K.—No. 1. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, For all Acute Complaints, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. The moment it is applied externally, or taken into the system, it will stop the most excruciating pain ind quieklv remove its cause. Khrumnliam. Mr. Granger, a mason well known in Brooklyn, was a cripple for nine years, ltadwav's Ready Relief relieved him from pain in fifteen minutes, enabled him to walk two mile* without a stick or crutch ill three days, and cured him entirely in one week. Thousands of other cases equally as wonderful as the above, have been cured by It. R. Relief. Cholera morbus. Railway’s Ready Relief will relieve the sufferer from til I pain in fifteen or twenty minutes. It will lire the most desperate cases in a few horn*. Neuralgia. Tlie moment R . It. Relief is applied it allay* tlie most painful paroxysms. It will always cure. " Stick lleuilnrhr. It will relieve the most distressing pains in fifteen minutes. It will likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague. In ten minutes a tea spoonful of R. It. Relief will Aches 'o't’all kflthx 'Pidtrs Ml ran iuuuis mutarp, Bums, scalds, strains, sprains, stiff joints, lameness. One application of Railway’s Ready Relief will in a tew moments entirely stop the pain. It reduces swellings, ln-als sores, cuts and wounds, removes bmises, allavs the most violent irritation*. For all pains use R. ft. Relief. Look for the signa ture of Bad way A Co. on each bottle. B. K. R.—No. 'J. RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, RESOLVES, RENOVATES, REBUILD*. IT CURES Scrofula, Syphilis, Sores, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ulcers, Tumors, Consumption, Rickets, Nodes, Fever-sores, Bleeding of tfcp lungs. Erysipelas, • ^t- Vitus’ Dance, Salt Rheum, Ra*h, Canker, Tetters. Tlie above eighteen complaints R. R. Resolvent will positively cure. Jt renovates the system completely, resolving away from the solids all impure poisonous anil diseas ed di-posits, freeing the blood and fluids of life from all corrupt humors, restoring energy and vigor, health and strength to every organ aud member of the body. LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHOKITT. lion. J. J. Middleton, of Waccamaw, S. C„ writes us timler date of May 2d, 1833, that Railway’s Reno vating Resolvent cured one of his negroes, on his plantation at Iteaufort, of a scrofulous complaint, of many years’ standing. The poor fellow was a dis gusting object of pity; he was a moving mass of sores. Tlie other negroes could not remain iu ,he sumo plaee witli him. lie was entirely cured by Railway's Renovating Resolvent, nnd is now at work upon tlie plantation. To the people of S. C., .Air. Middleton is well knowu, and to the political world Air. Middleton is no stranger. Wcrofuln. When the Patient lias been alllieted for five years, or under, favorable symptoms will appear on tlie. third dav after using R. R. Resolvent. Gas Futures, T H E subscribers having engaged competent work men, are now prepare,! to fit up Stores nnd Houses witli Pipes, Burners, and all tlie necessary ap paratus for the use of Gas. This work will be war ranted, and done under tho superintendence of the Eugiuoor of the Macon Gas Light Company. A reg ister book is now open at the stores of the subscri bers, aud applicants will be fitted up in order of ap plication. BRAY, CAltllART A CO. June 28 46 M. D. BARNES. Gits Fixtures. T HE subscribers have now received and will con- tinue to recoivo, an assortment of GAS FIX TURES, (of Mi st*. Coruelins Baker A Co’smske, Philadelphia.) such as Chandeliers. Pendants, Brack ets, and every other style of fixtures used in burn ing Gas; and are prepared to furnish ami tit them up in Stores, Dwellings, I lot "is. Churches, Ae., at short notice. K. J. JOHNSTON A CO. sep 27 7 Cash! Cush! T HE highest market price will be paid for WOOL, Washed or Uuwasnml. Also, Hides, Beeswax and Tallow, delivered iu Maeon at my Store, corner of Fields A Adams* Fire-proof Warehouse. upr i2 2.5—:f c. I,. whi:i-:m:i;. Filly UoUiii* Iteward. IT ANA WAY from the subscriber iu Macon. Ga., in October la-t, a negro girl named FRANCES or FANNY, about 29 years old, of a copper com plexion, very likely, she lias probably_been decoyed off bv some whlto persou. I " ■■■ Jfiye fitly doll«w rt*- ward for tlie delivery of the girl in some safe Jail, where l can get her. and the apprehension of the per- sou harboring her. with proof to convict b ut; or I will give twenty-five dollars for tlie tU-livery of the girl to me iu Macon, or iu any safe Jail. * fob 8 DAVID JAMESON. UAANCY CONFECTIONARY AND GROCERY .1. STORE.—J. 11. DAAtOCR still at bis old stand, ifulberrv street, two doom below Lanier House, keeps nil his old reputation of selling (of his own importation) the liest of LIQUORS, such as old Brandy. Hollaud Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch aud Irish Whiskey, Chuuipajjne, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Malaga, sherry aud Madeira Wines of best qualities. Al*o, mi assortment of such SEGARS as are seldom found anywhere. Also, fine Tobacco, Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Dried Beef, llecf Tongues, Pickles, Pre serves, Nuts and fruit of all kind*. Candy of home mauufacturv, nud iuqiorted French preserved Cau- tiiea. net-. Jlv;itl»’> Ovist Jit 11. mllESE celebrated MILLS arc built by tho suli- X scribur in Maoou, and warranted superior to any others uow in use. They oau be seen at the Iron Works of Robert Findlay, or at my shop ou Cotton Avenue, t nM 28 46—tom GEORGE MEATH. T. 11. NISBET. CII.VS. P. LEVY. Aisbct A Levy, O CMULGKK FOUNDRY A MACHINE SHOP. Macon, Georgia. Manufacturers of Steam En gines and Boiler.*, lliceThrashers, Gii; ami 'till Gear ing, Saw -Mill Irons and Shaftings, Water Wheels, Plates and Balls, Pulleys, Grave Railings aud Ma chinery in general. As a testimonial to tho character of their work, they beg leave to submit the following extract from the" Report of the Committee on Machinery, to the So. Central Agricultural Society A Mechanics’ Insti tute. Mr. Win. 'I. Wadley is tlie well known and competent Engineer in th- Chief of tho YVcstem A Atlantic Kailrond. aud the other members of the Com mittee are men of high standing as mechanics. EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT. “Ofthe three Engines exhibited, we consider Messrs Nisbet A Levy’sthe best, and best adapted to agricul tural purpose's, and award them the premiums— - Silver Cap worth 850 aud a Gold Metal worth $30. •• Of the Pumps, Water Wheels and Gin Gear ex hibited. we consider Messrs. Nisbet A Levy's the best, ar.d award them the premium on these urtielesof manufacture." YVM. M. WADLEY", Cli'n. (V Orders for Gin Gear and other machinery, promptly tilled, on suitable reference being given. Mareli 1.1853. lv Ten years Fifteen years, Twenty years. Thirty year*. Forty years, Fifty' on tlie Fifth day. Seventh Hav, Tenth day, ’ Fifteenth" day. Twentieth day. Thirtieth dav. Iron YVorKh. vrOKE A GALLAGHER, Philadelphia, I’a.— 1VL Manufacturers of all kinds of Iron Railing. Bal conies, Verandahs, Iron Fronts, Garden Seats, Dogs. Lions, and Ornamental F'aney Work of all kinds.— A book of designs Ae., may lie seen, and contracts made, on application to A. R. McLAUGIILIN, Macon. Julv 5. 18.33. 47—tv Agent. CATER »V GRIFFIN A T home, with h well selected stock of Groceries and staple Dry Good*. Best quality Bagging, Western and ltu**in Hope, Georgia Woolens and Shoes, ltctined nnd St. Croix Sugars; Old Java and I!io Coffee; Extra and Super fine Flour; Paints, Oils, Ac. < >ur friends will please still rumombor n*. _ sep 6 4 Faints, and Oil. - Ann bits. WHITE LEAD; OjUUU 5,000 lbs, Blake’a fire-proof Paint, eOO galls. Linseed Oil. For sale l»v June 13 CARHARTA HOFF. Removal. rpHE undersigned lias removed to the corner next X the Aguncv of tho Bank of Savannah, and un der the Telegram office, on Third Street, Floyd House K-ingc. YVhcre ho has on hand « large stock of Groceries, nnd Couutrv Prodnoo. nov 1 ’ T. 0. DKJII’-SEY'. For sale bv E. L. STROHECKKR A UO., Jlaomt; Phelps A Ensign. Forsyth; J. W. Jones, Griffin, and Druggists and Merchants every where, oct 25 ly Brilliant nnd Beautiful. 1 EORGE W. RO.SS A CO. ire now receiving tho .J first installment ot SPRING. STAPLE AND AXCY DRY' GOODS, comprising every article of taste, elegance, and utility, usually found in firm class l>rv Good Establishment*. The I oldies are specially Invited to look in and judge for themselves oftlie superior style, elegant fabric and ample as sortment uow opeii for their inspection and appre ciation Tlie following arc a few of the things which - adorn our shelves and counters : SILKS, p« Brocade fig'd. Poult, de Sole: Black Gro de Rhine ; YVhile Brocade Silk Robes ; Twisted Silk Hcruianv; Lustrings, all colors. Bridal Presses, 'all kinds ;i Borages, every style; Embroidered Crape Dresses; Silk Tissues. Plain"and Figured. COLLARS.—Empress Eugeni—Lone Star, aud Embroidered, anil Empress Eugeuc. Embroider,d Valenciennes Chemisetf*. SLEEVES, all qualities from5,> ot*. to 823 per pair. Embroidered Brocha de Pari* !>!'■ *KS, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings an,. .....;..gs, from to ets. a yard to 07 00. MAXTtLLAK and Scarfs, 13 different varieties, of which may bo mentioned Taglioui, Zotullo, U'hcr- mclB and I’avonns. Damask Cloth*. Towels and Napkins. Diaper. Bird* Eve, Huckaback and Cotton. Also, Brussels Tapestry and 3 ply Carpetings, Mattings, Rug*. Window Shades. Gilded Damask, for curtains, with trimming* to cocri-spond, Gent's Furnishing Goods, embracing every thing rich and new, Ac., Ac. Sold wholesale and retail, ami as low as. goods of tlie saute quality can be purchased in this market. X. i>.—0. W. It. A Co. have aI*o on hand, in u - p irate , stahlishmcnt, an extensive Stock of Gro ceries, which will lie sold by wholesale and retail. mil 22 Gttiino, Ground Plaster, Ac. 1 A A SACKS Peruvian Guano. 1UU 23Casks Ground Plaster. 100 Bushels Barley. 100 “ live. 100 ’’ Y\ heat. 500 “ Oats. For salo by ASHER AYRES, oct 11 I Slackcrel, Foil Fi*>li and Potatoes. r- PACKAGES Mackerel. ( o 5 Barrels Mess Shad, too lbs. Cod Fish, to Barrel* Mercor Potatoes. 5 Barrels Onion*. For talc by (octU A SI1ER V. ’ .