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4 C A K D . ..,„VAS T. l*»t: '•» l" 1 the ^ torn to hnn. ^ enrn<l q y oli j to u' ' - .Ltplace and all others, who raa *|j2ijn'hii present unfortunate situn ,<* attention, as also that of Me«»rs. Pat- ''j'^wiUbe given HdtatojiM Jto him- : I'roviamatiou. • ,1s, countrymen and lovers!—hear me for my fr/n ,nd l>esilent that yon mny hoar; discard j.re- y 00 may believe, and read (beta that yon t intelligently. Who, that is young, but values *1,riant locks of yonth and beauty ? Who, that ' .(Ue-ageJ. but shudders at Grey Hairs T Who, ' ff! ., „ia]but would avert Haldncss ? If any, speak, l,: ']' i offended. As none speak, then none ’’ ' ir j' offended in addressing twenty-four million Hose of these many million who have attested V !' p f Lyon's Kathairon. for Preserving, Re- ^r >a d Beautifying the Hair, but will proclaim ***** rfCects far and near. One trial will con- ** m o4t incredulous. Sold uniform, for £3 r J )V ,. v ,.ry Druggist in America. 'n S. BAUXES. Proprietor, 161 Broadway. N. Y. L , J bv „]•, Druggists in Macon, and T. M. Tnmer. I Z^ask, Bo- I dpc 6 lm Valuable Tavern Property for Sale. til!: Propri. tors of th. Im.ias Sriusr, A— ‘■"" t . at the Indian Sj„ Butt unty, now offer for iv, rn Proper!v at said plae-. 'ii ; - T, commodate Three Hundred AMrSb■ r Urge All u i ~t vnluable tavern propi rty in Georgia, ave now invited to call and look, as a great bargain will now be given, and terms made easy. This being one of the most valuable Water- | iug Places in the Southern country, is therefore, the most valuable as a location for a first class Hotel in Georgia. The property will be offered at private sale from this time until Friday the 6th day of-Tan- nary next; when if it is not sold at private sale, it will on that day be offered at public sale. Titles will he made perfect, ■ £a?“ Furniture sufficient for the Tavern can be bad with it. EDWARD VARNER ft SONS. Indian Spring. Dec. 13, 1853. ]g tf "[ijirtay’s Ointment and Pills, a most Ex- , p imti )yfnr Ahecsses and Old Ifimnds.—Thom- cisirds, a laborer in Portsmouth Dockyard, re- [ ** f( j , jevere hurt in his thigh about four years **, ( |V » piece of timber falling on him. An »b- Lnftnued in consequence of the injury, which de- I ^ most eminent surgeons to heal, and he was ’'. quMitiy pronounced incurable, and put on the ^M-inastcd Pst with a pension. Being now at lib- I %to try other remedies, he commenced using " jirsv's Ointment and Pills, which have so effect- fsr'ed him that he enjoys good health, and is as *tii »w* to work ns any man. 3BDonnrimmt nf (fantoimtiB. A CARD. Tfc« undersigned respectfully offer their names to ,, p-ple of Bibb county, as Candidates for the of- (rtiof SHiatrk and Dercry Sheriff, at the eusu- f.Jimrvtiection. C. A. THARP, BOTir. D.J. DAVIS. S3? We are authorized to an- jjaoi, the name of W. C. LAWSIIE, as a candi- I *, : Ti , r Sheriff, at the ensuing January election. far 6* ££=> W e are authorized to an- m . x EDWARD G. JEFFERS, as a candidate ■ ^ a- election to the Office of Clerk of the Inferior I c.srt ef Bibb county, at the election in Jauuary I i ll jCT We are authorised to an- icr.-e the name of JOHN McMANUS, as a Candi- lor the Clerk's office of the Inferior Court. £s=» We are authorized to an- _jorr WILLIAM C. KENNEDY, as a Candidate ffTu Collector of Bibb county, at the election in rnrxt. june 14 gJ* We are authorized to an- Mt-r MIDDLETON McDONALD as a candidate <Iu Collector of Bibb county, at the ensuing Irsimia January next. ^ W e are authorized to an us CLARK WILDER, as a Candidate for Tax Wfector, of Bibb county, at the election iu January juneIt* 13.*’ We are authorized to an nul KICIIARD A. CAIN, as a candidate for t ; -lion to the office of Tax Colector, of Bibb ante, at tho election iu January next. S2r» We are authorized to an- msn-E. C. HARRIS, as a candidate for Tax Col- it,c, of Bihb county, at the ensuing election in taurvnext. SoST* W e are authorized to an- . - JEFFERSON TANKEUSLY.aa a candidate rTu Collector, at the election in January next. <3^ We are authorized to an- movv JOHN C. JOHNSON, as a candidate for fcwUtr of Tax Returns, for Bibb county. 57* We are authorized to an- «utr SOLOMON R. JOHNSON, Esq., as a can lid* fnr Receiver of Tax Returns of Bibb county, nwaiiigelection in January next. S3 5 * vv e are autnorized to an- «uot Kodf.rt W. c-faiikow, as a candidate for , - iver of Tax Returns of Bibb county, at the u-ttiiij election in January next. 43?* 1 he iriends ot John tl. WgomKii, respectfully suggest him as a candidate At Receiver of Tax Returns for Bibb connty, at the »-uinj Januarv election. He will be supported by will MANY VOTERS. K5. 5 * VV e are authorized to an- Mmf 1. A. SLOAN, as a candidate for Receiver >iTu Returns, for Bibb county, at the election iu Injury next. 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Price 33 cents ; bound 50 cents. Norton’s Literary Gazette.—-The most complete gnidu for book-buyers. Published on the 13tb of each month at $1 per annum. In Press—A Complete Catalogue of Book, suita ble for town and school Libraries, carefully select ed for Libraries of loo to 2000 volumes, by Henry Barnard, LL. D„ originally prepared for the use of tho School Committees of Connecticut and Rhode Island ; carefully revised and brought down to the present time; l vol. 8vo. Now Ready—Maclanrin’s System of Writing.— Very desirable for Academies and Schools, and al ready extensively introduced in the Public Schools of New York city. A great help to teachers, and the best system extant. Price $1,50 per set. Maclaurin’s Series of Fine Hand-Books.—Com plete in 4 parts. 50 cents. Tho Maelaurin Steel-Pen—Manufactured by Qil- lott expressly for this system of writing, in boxes of threo dozen each. Price 38 cents. OP" All of the above sent by mail, on receipt of the amount affixed. CHARLES B. NORTON, Agent for Libraries, dec 13 No. 71 Chanibers-st., X. A'. 13?* We are authorized to an- •MQer BENJAMIN RUSSEL, as a candidate for rltction to the office of Receiver of Tax Returns, 'ii? drrtion in January next. 37 We aic authorised to s»n- ifrCspt. WILLIAM BONE as a candidate for .ioffie* of Tax Collector, at the onsuing election n Jumxry next. 07 We are authorized to an- ; JESSE L MORRIS as a candidate for Coro- f u K:bh connty, at the e.cctlon in January next. PROSPECTUS FOR 1854. TIIF. HAT!'It DAY EVENING POST. UNRIVALED ARRAY OF TALENT. T HE Proprietor* of tho Post, in again coming be fore the public, would return thanks for the generous patronage which ha* placed them far in advance of every other Literary Weekly in America. And, a* the only suitable return for such free and hearty support,’their arrangements for 1854, have been made with a degree ot liberality probablv un- equaled iu the history of American newspaper liter ature. They have engaged as contributors for the ensuing year the following brilliant array of talent and genius: Airs. MoutbAvortli—liim-rsan Bruncli—Airs. DcaUau—Grace Grrciinaoil and l-'minj Pern. _ In the first paper of January, we design commen cing an Original Novelet, written expressly for our columns, entitled The Uri!>: ef tlx lVilderneu. by Emerson Bennett, author of “ATovc,” “Clara More land.” “The Foiyed Will,” Ac. This Novelet, by the popular author of “Clara Moreland.” we design fol lowing by another called The Uten ihrfher, by Mrs. Mary A" Denison, author of “ llomo Pictures,” “Gertrude Russell,” Ac. ;W,- have nlso the promise of a number of Sketchen by Grace Greenwood, whose brilliant and versatile pen will be almost exclusively employed upon the Post and her own “Little Pilorin.” Mr*. Sonthworth—whose fascinating work* are now being rnpi.lly republished in England—also will maintain her old” and pleasant connection with the Post. The next story from her gifted pen will be entitled Mtram the Avenger ; or, 77i< Fatal Foie, by Emma D. E. N. Sonthworth, author of “The Curse of Clifton,” “The Lost Heiress,” “The Deserted Wife,” Ac. And last—not least—we are authorized to an nounce a series of articles from one who has rapidly risen very high in popular favor. They will be en- ritled a Snr aerie* of Sketchen, by Fanny Fern, au thor of “Fern L“aves,” Ac. We expect to be able to commence the Sketehes by Fanny Fern—as well as the Series by Grace Greenwood—in the early numbers of the coming year. Engravings.Foreign Correspondence, Agricultural Articles, the News, Congressional Reports, the Mar kets. Ac, also shall lie regularly given. jy ( heap Postace—The postage on the Post to *ny p <rt of the Uuited States, when paid quarterly in Advance, is only 26 cents a year. Terms—The terms of the Post are Two Doll. r. per annum, p ivable in advance. 4 Copies $5 00 8 “ (And 1 tothegetter up oftlie Club,). $10 00 13 “ (And 1 tothegetterup oftheC.uli,). $15 00 20 “ (And 1 to the getter up of the Club). $20 00 Tlie money for Ciiths always must be iu advance. Snhscr.pttons may be sent lit our risk. Wlien tlie sum is large, a draft should be procured, if possible; the cost of which maybe deducted trom tlie amount. Address, always post-paid, DEACON A PETERSON, No. 66 South Third Street, Philadelphia. X. B.—Any person desirous of receiving a copy of the Post, as a sample, can bo accommodated by no- tifying the publishers bv letter, post-paid. jy To editor*.—Editors who give the above one insertion, or condense tho material portions of it, (the notices of new contributions, and our terms.) for their editorial columns, shall be entitled to an ex change. by sending us a marked copy of the paper containing the advertisement or notice, nov 28 It ! 'Vo arc authorized and requested to announce p'THE1Y GRACE, a* a candidate for Sheriff of i towny, at the election in January next. P* the Citizens ol Houston Connty : I • >ffi .* Otrself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, |m ih» first Monday in January next, and pledge my- TJt'Utuchargc all the duties of the office, without t tui to ujea or monev, if I should he elected. ” ZACH LAMAR. J6rm 3k?rti5rmnrt5. ]. *"KJ,t.\ n.tRI.VE AND' mu: IS. WR.UCE ton DAISY.—Horae Office, springs, Xew York. Cash Capitol. $300,. t'«d» IlolUsier, Prsrident, John G. Buroap, R. D. PHILLIPS, Agent. 18—3m* $10 REWARD. - , Uok out for « Do? Tlilef! IS “i-k’ trout the subscriber's premises,' Ifnorning of tho 7th instant, a ■• /■1A'A7£A‘ DOG, color, priucl-, *®I*ate—hit head, and two or threo spot* on his 2 k s ’’f* 11 brindle; body long, quite low and Auout 18 months old. He waataken away Pf Jooth, probably, 14 to 16 year* of age, and car- f t-q-i'ursyU'i road towards Vineville—but afterwards taken in another <lirec- LT. 1 "Vili *1m>, p«y Five Dollars in addition, for . ^ o isf„nn*tion as to tbo identity of the thief.— EJu’f “'ir-g a knowledge of the dog and thief, Kj. “ W'otit. confer a favor on tho neighbor- j W Vb *> hy having so pitiful a scoun- I k*,"' ,ll *t ho might be watched in future. •j^iLjtt S. ROSE. • *<$ciutold<ft* JIacon JHanalac* «i, c „ tarln? Company. [ {• ANNUAL ELECTION of President and the Company, will beheld at the Wt,-‘Trident in thin city, on tlie Second ^atJzmuryuext. ° '* ‘de W. 8. HOLT. Sec’y. Lte'^KATORm HAI.E.—By virtue of in<v . T *ho honorable, the Ordinary of u, in ’ w il* "°ld before the courthouse : Un ru of Vienna, Dooly connty, on tho trsTJfy February next, within tho legal iO-A, r '• 1 Eaud number ten (10) in the *>f Dooly county, a*the property of rrtog_j , ^jwucl Grace, late of Houston county, 1 distribution. JOHN I. A IDLER, Jr.. Adin'r. I’Titiv • Police. . J‘P fcom the subscriber about tho 30th l„S ,, *" r lost, a bliu-k mare HULK, nix years n"y aa .o'’er, more so about the fl.uik» , 4g.t' >» of good length, and twists her •rr the .v, iri K "7 l'aeing, very much shrunk ,*i * tnule of her age. Any person ‘■otss,. ^ B le to ine. shall receive Teo Dnl- '»at«l. t,li ® *° n>* so I get her, shall be liberally LWIL. ‘ SOLOMON FOKES. Gi.. Dec. 13. lH.vi. 3t Iffi Notice. r^* lr *Sr S ' We * M ' r F l, J r ‘'tfr 1 wiinicd not to tradi do11 f u l2ii 8 . iU ’K ,Tenw th' f the amount of irs, due on tho 251 h ol undemlgued, by VV. Jc ug lost, and tin’ maker r. W.M. A. HALES. C l I'.ORGIA, DOOLY COUNTY.—Whereas, J Charles Powell, applies to me for Letters of Guardianship of tlie persons and proper*!’ of Jami-s I). Cnlbepper, la-nnora It. 8. Culpepper, Marietta J. Culpepper, and 8. Culpepper, orphans and minors of John 8. Culpepper, late of said connty, deceased : These are, therefore, to cite and adntouish all per sons concerned or interested, to be and apppear at my office on or before the second Monday in Janua ry next, and show cause, if any exist, why laid Let ters should not be granted. Given under my band and official signature at of fice, this 5th dav of December, 1853. dec 13 ALEX. MERIWETHER, Ordinary. Uittbes Dress Goods. .“fin YARDS French Merino. u)UU ;oo «lo Plain Black Silks. 250 Patterns Brocade and Figured Silks. 30 “ Black Figured Silks. An offered at cost hy WINSHIP Sc SON. C r UOitGIA, DOOLY COUNTY. Whereas f Irwin Ilulloek, applies to mo for Letters of Ad ministration on the estate of George C. Ilulloek, late of said connty, deceased: These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish ail and singular the kindred and creditors of aaid deceased, to lie and appear at my office on or before the se cond Monday in January next, and show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature at of fice, this 5th dav of December, 1853. dec 13 ALEX. MERIWETHER, Ordinary. G KOKGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.—Where- as, Joseph J. A. Weilows and Wesley P. Wei* lows, applies to me for Letters of Guardianship of the persons and property of Ann Weilows, Mary Weilows. and Shelly weilows, minors and orphan children of William’S. Weilows, late of said county, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per sons interested, to be and appear at my office within the rime prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my baud at office, December 6, 1853. dec 13 JAMES J. RAY, Ordinary. G LOKGI.V, BIBB COUNTY.—Court of Ordi- K.\i:r, December term, 1853.—WhoreaF, it ap pears to the Court, that Absalom Johnson, Guardian of the minor children of George Vigal, deceased, (late of said connty,) has made no returns to this office, of his ablings and doing* ns guardian aforesaid. It is on motion of counsel, Ordered, That said Johnson do shew cause, on or before the——term of this Court, wbv bis commission as guardian should not be de clared forfeit, aud he himself dismissed from said guardianship. And it is further ordered, that a ser vice of this rule be perfected on him, by publication in the Telegraph paper. GEORGIA, > I, Edward D. Tracy, Deputy Ordi- Biib County. ( nary, in and for aaid eounty, do certi fy ihat the above fit a true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordiuary of Bibh County, dec 13 E. D. TRACY, Pep. Ordinary. C l UOItGlA, BIBB COUNT!.—Cul-bt of Ok JT DINAR), December Term, 1853.—Whereas, it ap pears to this Court, that John A. Vigal, Executor of the last will and testament of George Vigal, deceas ed, (late of aaid county,) is wasting aud inismanage- ing, said estate—It is on piotion of counsel. Ordered, That he do shew cause, iu or before the next Term of this court, which ir held on the 1st Monday in Jan uary next, why he should not be removed from bis said trust, and an Administrator, with the will annex ed, apppointed in hi* stead. GEORGIA, I I, Edward D. Tracy, Deputy Ordi- l,.ou County J nary in, and for said cou uty, do eeijity that the above i* a true extract, from tbe'Minutes of the Court of Ordinary of Hi lib county, dec 13 K. D. TltACl', Hep. Ordinary. 1 cl. persons Having UeiDanU* iigauisi mo estate ol Xx. theory W. Walton, late of Monroe county de ceased, are hereby notified to present ibeui properly attested to me, Within ttiu time prescribed by law, or they will not be settled; anil all persons indebt ed to ».id deceased, are hereby required to make iimuedute.payment. JAMES K' A*i . ( l. de, 13“ D. A. WALTON, ’ I’apei' lliiiixni*!). N hand a nm- ;iss..rtin.-iit oi fVper H raging (sept 27.) G. W. PRICE. / tLOANS AND MANTILLAS, at cost bv Vv nov 22 WINSHIP* SON. Embroideries, A LARGE stock of all kinds, at cost by -tV nov 22 WINSHIP JtSON. iy Messenger copy. Handsome Goods—Attention Ta llies !! TTY HE subscribers having received their .Vw Stock L of Fancy Dry Goods, for the winter trade, esu lafelv assure tlie Ladies, that ill point of Beauty, Fashion, Elegance ami Cheapness, the assortment cannot he excelled in Georgia. We are determined to keep at all times a first rate A. No. 1. stock of Fashionable Goods, and by act- ng honorably and fairly with onr customers," hope to receive the same liberal patronage that has hitherto l>cen conferred. Our old friends and customers, are jutrticularlv in vited to call.- BOSTICK * JOHNS. oet 18 10 ' Curtain Goods. TA \*ERY variety and kinds, with all the trimmings Lis to correspond. Can suit every one in want of them. BOSTICK ft JOHNS, oct 11 Carpeting ! Carpeting !! TUST received “hy Express,’’ 6 pieces of elegant *) Tapestry Carpeting or superior qualitv.*at nov 1 BOSTICK ft JOHNS’. Family Goods. TRISII LINEN, Sheetings, Flannel*, Ginghams, I Tweed*, Prints, Jaconet, Checked and Swiss Mns- lins, Ti, king. Canton Flannel* and every other arti cle suitable for family use, on term* the most accom modating. We intend selling onr goods at small profits, and will be most happy to show them, whether we sell or not. Our motto is to please and satLfy all our cus tomers, we will do our prettiest to succeed. When shopping remember BOSTICK ft JOHNS, oct 11 l.udics stud Gentlemen, rp HE subscribers being very thankful for past fa- A vora, would again invite your particular atten tion to their New Stock of Fancy Dry Goods, just opened for the Fall and Wintertrade, all of u hich will be sold tus eheap as the cheapest, oct 11 BOSTICK ft JOHNS. Dress Goods. /"\U1! stock of Dress Goods embrace* everv thing V / new and desirable in Silk, Satin, and Worsted labrics, being beautiful, durable and fashionable.— CaU aud see them. BOSTICK ft JOHNS, oct 11 Embroideries. T N Chemizetts, Under-sleeves, Musliu Robes, Colars A and Embroider!* generally, onr stock is far above competition. We will provetlie fact to aU who favor us with a visit. BOSTICK ft JOHNS, oct 11 NEV GOODS. ^ rpnE undersigned has just returned from the A N$rth with a Large and Complete Stock or Staple A: Fancy Dry (loads, which he is now opening. The usual qualifying remarks of Splendid, Beautiful, A-c. 4'c-, he thinks unnecessary, as the goods’."peak for themselves as to style, quality and price, and therefore, needs no trumpeter ; relying, however, on the iutelligenc- and taste of the Ladies of Macon and the surrounding country, he would respectfully submit the decision to them. A11 of whom, he cordially invites to call and examine for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, oet IX XV. W. PARKER. Georgia Made leather and Sitocs. rp HE undersigned ha* for sale, ou consignment, A a splendid lot of Harness and Bridle Leather; Band and Sole do; Rnssett and Plantation do; Black, Wax and Kip do; Calf Skins, fte. Also, HEAVY RUSSETT SHOES; Black Wax do; Women’s Shoes for house servants. AY’. AV. PARKER, oct 11 Ejncu atad Colton Sliectiug. TT’OR sale, a large stock of 10-4 and 12-4 Linen and A Cotton Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen aud Cotton of aU all widths. G. AA’. PRICE. Pept 2? Tabic Datnask. y~\N hand a good assortment ofTable Damask, Tow- U clling. Napkins of aU qualities, sept. 27. G. AV. PRICE. Printed Cashmeres. / Y X hand a handsome lot of Printed Cashmeres V f aud DeLaius. G. AV. PRICE, sept 27 New Fall Goods. mHE subscriber U now receiving lit? stock of Fan- J. cy and Staide Goods, suitable for the Fall and Winter trade. Ilia friends and the public are request ed to give him m call. G. W. PlllCC. sept 27 L'ai'pi'ting and ttuggs. TUST received an assortment of Superfine aud •J Three Ply Carpeting. G. AA. PRICE, sept 27 i'lUUI SllHS. TUST received a rich and handsome assortment of •J Plaid, Plain and Brocade Silks, for sale cheap, sent 27. G. AA’. PRICK. UtauKebi aud lierscys. hand a good assortment of Negro Blankets and v J Kersers. Also, fine large Bed Blankets for sale low. G. AV. PRICE M-pt 27 l eivei Carputing. T UST received an assortment of rich aud beautiful .) Velvet Carpeting, with Rugs to match. Also, a few pair of hauiLotne Three Ply. nov 1 GEO. AV. PRICE. Ctnpe Shawls. A SPLENDID assortment of Crape and Cash 1V mere Shawls at all prices, oet ll .BOSTICK ft JOHNS. To tbc Ladies. rp HE undersigned would respectfully invite tho at- A tcution of the Ladies of Macon aud vicinity, to his New and Extensive Stock or FANCY DRY GOODS, now for Exhibition and Sale, at his old stand, corner of Second and Cherry streets, opposito to Geo. AA’. Ross’. Hie Stock is complete and varied, and will com pare favorably with auv other in tlie city. Prices mod erate and Goods of the best quality! Orders per servant*, or otherwise, as promptly and faithfully fill ed as when customers make personal examination and selection. A. AV, MARSHALL. BCD 27 IT* Mewmger copy. NOTICE To Merchants and Plautcrs. "PLANTERS of Bibb and adjacent counties, are in- A vited to call and examine my large stock of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, just opened and for sale, wholesale and retail, on the most liberal and accomodating terms, at niv store-house, on Cherry-st., next door to the corner"of 2nd street. sep27 A; AV. MARSHALL. US* Jonrn.ft Mess.topy. Blankets* Kerseys, Ac. 1 AAfA 8 and 9 quarter Blankets. 15 pair 10, ll J. VJ U U and 12, quarter Bed Blankets. 10 bales Georgia Kerseys. 15 bales Osnaburgs. 10 bales Yarns. AA’ith a general assortment of Domestic and Staple Dry Goods. For sale by uoy l ASHER AYRES. CLOTHES RENOVATING AND GENERAL TAILORING. rpllE subscriber may be found at the Mansion A House, where he wiU carry on the above busi ness. From long experience in this line, he feels confident he will oe able to satisfy aU who may favor biin with a call. Clothes of all kinds cleaned and renovated, to look equal to new. Also, Ladies silk and other dresses renovated, in the best manner.— TaUoring in general. WILLIAM CuKKUfAN. nov 8 3m LuiiUrcUi’s YVarnmted Garden Seed. /’MROWTII of $853,viz .—12 varieties Cabbages; \J Beans, Snaps, aud Runners; Beets, Cucum bers; Lettuce, Radishes; 10 varieties Peas; Tur nips, E. Dutch, Red Tops, and others; Grass seeds. Flower seeds, Canary Seeds, and mauy other kinds. Also, Button Onions, and Onion setts. J3?” Country Merchants aud Families supplied on suitable terms. J. H. & AV. S.ELLIS, Near Cotton Avenue CUercy-»t., Miicou. dec 6 17 3m Bounty L:md mid Fcusioil Agency. CHARLES C. TUCKER, WASHINGTON, D. C \ TTOKNEY for Claimants, ft Agent for obtaining Revolutionary, Naval, Invalid and Half-pay Pensions, Bounty Laud, arrears of pay, extra pay, ftc., for Military and Naval services. Bounty Land obtained for the ividuws and heirs of volunteers of the Texas Revolution of 1836; aud extra pay obtained for services iu the U. S. Navy on the coasts of Calilornia and Mexico, from )846toi952. Address CHARLES C. TUCKER, deu 6—3m Washington, D. C. Wnear, Barley, Ac. t A A Bushels Seed Wheat. 75 bushels Barley.— A UU 350 bushels Seed Oats. 75 sacks Guano. Knr sale by |nov 1] ASHI-.l! AYRES. &inovels, !»i».*4les and Axes. *?ft DOZEN “Ames Shovels and Spades. DU 5 • dozen ••Leveret*" Axes, warranted. 30 do. Axes, Inferior Brands, tor -*le by ili-ci) it t: .A V. CARHART ft CO. cions HOTEL situated in the J : tr»l portion of the ritv for bn f™j spalile ot accoiiriiin!,i::;,_- t, u, jiitjp ust been thoroughly repaired ti.n., gi,. . nod for the accommodation oftht . ul>- MEi.i ii.tsrs from Georgia will find this one of tho nmst comfortable and convenient HOTELS in tho city, as the proprietors are anxious to secure their patronage. 15' One trial is solicited. D. D. WINCHESTER, ) TH08. D. WINCHESTER. V Proprietor*. BENJ. T. WINCHESTER. J No’*. 9,11, 13 and 15, Courtlaudt street, X. Y. March 15, 1853, ’ lv FairbaiiHN' PiaUot’ia Settles, L ONG KNOWN—Severely test- * ed—Always RIGHT—The ac knowledged Standard. Agents—Fairbanks Sc Co., 89 Wa- ter-st., X. Y’., Puilbuick Sc Bell, Savannah, Ga. Railroad.Hay, Coal,and Farmers’, Scales, set in any part of the coun try, at short notice. net 4 am TO XIIK 1*1 KI,H'. A VINO d, t-nnim-d to dose out my IMegiiiH .Tnilinnry 4Joo«ls. •=>»** ’■ng tl - prep I will sell at si., h r. dact d 111 Dr,-.-> S Iks, *p|. itiM.l Em i. -, T’t Gloves, Riblvin. Corsets, Mantillns, and h fall -took of theme-: fashionable Bonnets,Caps, Head-dr -so. See. Sec. At the same time, I would most respectfully request all those indebted to me, to call as soon as possible and settle their bills. E3P Dresses, Cloaks, Aca made, to order at the shortest notice. Mrs. F. DESSAU, nov 22 Store on Triangular Blink. Ifiui’d's Golden t*5o*is lor tlie tfsier, 4 MONO the many preparations for the growth of il the Hair, this GOLDEN GLOSS ttikes the lead. Three reasons will be given why it is so nni- versally used aud preferred to all .others. 1st. Be cause it lias proved the most effectual in Baldness. 2d. Because it imparts a beautiful dark gloss and delightful perfume to the Hair. 3d. Because the La dies, with tine discrimination, whichthev all possess, have adoptedit. Many oilier mason* could be given why it is a great favorite, but those who want more have only to give it a trial. Price 25 cents in large bottles. For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers evenr where. 'V. C. HURD, Proprietor, 304 Broadway, N. York. Large discount to Merchants, (nov 22 Cm N’civ JliUiucry Goods. M RS. AUDOINE would respectfully in- — form tho Ladies of Macan and vieiu- itv, that she has recently returned from the Cfer North, with an unusually large stock of JIiI-*=*«^r llnrry, Bonnets, Cloth Talmas and Cloaks, Furs and Flats of every description. Also, a large as sortment of Toys and Fancy Articles—all of which will he sold at such reasonable rates as will ensure quick sales and small profits. The Ladies are invi ted to call and inspect her goods, net 18 New Millinery store. M RS. KENNEDY’ has just returned from Xqw York, where she has selected a choice and ellegant assortment of Millinery sseies.- anil Fancy Goods, to which she would call the at tention of the Ladies of Macon and the surrounding country. Thankful for past favors, she is determin ed to leave nothing undone to deserve a continuance of tlie same. _ty She lias removed to the storo formerly ocou- ned by Freeman Sc Benson as an lee Cream Sa- oon, between W. W. Parker’s and tho N. Y. Branch Store. not n Silk Goods, Ac. C ARLETOX, CLARK, ,V CO.—Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Silk and Fancy' Dry Goons, 139 Broadway,N.Y. Are receiving bv ev ery arrival of Steamers and Packets from Franco and England, the most .Wirable descriptions of RICH DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, RIBBONS, EMBROI DERIES, Sec., Sec., of their owu selection. And will bo prepared by the 15th instant to exhibit an assort ment of goods in their line, which will fairly com pete with any in the city. Also, a complete assortment of CARPETINGS, foreign and domestic, and having manufacturers ma king exclusively for them, have now on hand, and willbe receiving throughout the season pattern* to be found iu no other house. July 19, 1853,ly .noun & <;AI,!. l«H! t!. Ridge Road and Coates Street, Philadelphia. I RON FOUNDERS & Manufacturer* of Wrought and Cast Iron Railings, and all kinds of Orna mental and Architectural Iron Works, Iron Railings for public and private Grounds, Verandahs, Settees, Chairs, Tables, Ac. Particular attention paid to the enclosure of Burial Lot*. More Sc Gallagher's Book of Original Designs and List of Prices sent to persons wishing to make a selection. nov 8 0m Fancy Cioods, Comb timl Hosiery Warehouse. W ARD, PECK A CO., Importers and Deal ers.—No. 47, Maiden ijine, At 1C York.—Have always on hand the largest niidbest sasorted stock of Fancy GOODS. COMBS, JEWELRY’. PER FUMERY’, and YANKEE NOTIONS generally, that can be found in America, to which they would in vite the particular attention of the Merchants of Georgia. The Hosiery Department is superintended by Mr._ CHURCH, whose long experience iu this branch of the business, will enable them to offer extraor dinary INDUCEMENTS. N. B.—Great care and attention given to orders. March 13, 1853. ly Arrivals lor Fall Trade, isdit. "YfEW A HEAVY WOOLENS, the greatest bar- ^ ) gains ever offered in New Y’ork. WM. H. KXOEPFEL, Nos. 99 and 101 William street, N. Y. Has now for sale an extensive stock of FALL GOODS, suitable for Clothiers and Merchant Tai lors, mostly of his own importation. Short time and cash buyers are particularly iuvited to call aud examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. July 26 ty Fisher «V Ciisbiii?, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN SILK AND J. FANCY DRY GOODS—No. 10 Cockti.andt Street, New York.—Have now on hand, ami are constantly receiving the richest and most desirable styles of’DRESS GOODS. SILKS, LACES, EM BROIDERIES, MANTILLAS aud RIBBONS, to which they would invite tho attention of the Geor gia Merchants when visiting New York, and for cash or ajiproved credit great inducements will bo offered. N. It.—Particular attention paid to orders. March 15,1853. ly Fraud! 4 LL who want AXES of thu real COLLINS A CO. make should be particular to notice the stamps, as there are various counterfeit* and imita tions stamped Collins, and labelled much like ours, which are fraudulently sold in some parts of the Uni ted States as our nianutaeture. They are made ill different part* of the country by various axe-makers, and are generally of very interior quality. The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped “ COL LINS A CO., Hartford,” and each axe lias a printed label with my signature. It is now more than 25 years since we commenced the business with the stamp of •• Ciliins A Co.. Hartford,” and I do not know of any other axe-uaker by the name of Collins in the United States. ang 23—2 ly SAM. W. COLLINS. JVcw Establishment. rp HE undersigned takestliis opportunity of inform- _L iug hi* old. friends aud customers, that he has rented the new brick building corner oi Cherry suid Third streets, near Hardeman Sc Sparks' Warehouse, aud will keep a well selected stock of GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS. HATS, SHOES A BLAN KETS, BAGGING, ROPE, T WIXE, PAINTS, OILS and GLASS, LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER of PA RIS, Ac. Also GROUND PLASTER and GUANO. I V A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited, ns I shall spare no pains to give satisfaction to those who may favor mo with their trade. ASHER AYRES. Macon, Ga., August 2,1833. MARY in, Inti- ol a.mi -oiui i. KAG.yN, Aa-n x. Lii.iie and tciueiil. I .,, RLS. I ME, .0 bit. Cement, tor *ale by ijU sup 6 4 CHAS. CAMPBELL. Robert Lawson, S ADDLE, HARNESS AND COLLAR MAN ’ N UF AC TUBER, wholesale AND retail. No. 42, South street, one dour Jrom Lombard street, Baltimore. Maryland. The above articles are manufactured ot the best materials, and at the lowest prices. Merchant* and Wholesale Dealers are Invited to call aud examine my stock before making purchases, being prepared to sell goods as low as they can be purchased in any of the Northern or Eastern cities, and pledges himself to duplicate any bill made in those cities. Please call aud satisfy yourself of the fact. (ang 9 52—ly Uciitisti')-. A S DR. G. McDONALD has de- clined leaving Macon, the firm of k G. A Jas. M. McDonald will be con- H *Jll tty tinued as heretofore. They are qualified for and pre pared to do, any style of work belonging to the Deu tal Profession. Office as usual, at the residence of G. McDonald, on Second street, nov 22 E A. NIHBET, Will practice law in Bibb and • tbo adjoining couuties. and in thu Supremo Court at Savannah, Macon, Milledgeville, Americas, Columbus and Decatur. - Ho will pay particular attention to tbe'cullection or settlement of debts aud to Conveyancing. 'peC Offico over the store of Charles Day Sc Co., on tho corner of Mulberry aud Second Streets. Macon, Nov. 22, 1853. 3m oft HALFBbl.No. 1 Mackerel. 15 do. “ “2 400 lbs. Cod Fish, just received and for salo bv oct 11 CHAS. CAMPBELL. Removed. J BARNES has removed hi* BINDERY from • Mulberry Street to the “ Georgia Telegraph Office, on Cherry Street. KuoxvIIIc Male aud Female Academies. T HE TRUSTEES of the nboro named Institu tions, take this method of informing the citi zens of Crawford comity, aud the public, generally, that they have secured the services of Mr. Bentos- villa Taylor, for the Male School, and Miss Eliza beth Taylor, for thu Female Academy, at Knox ville, lor the ensuing year. The lady and gentleman come with testimonials of the highest character of their competency, expe rience and moral worth. Tlie Trustees, th’erefore. take pleasure iu recommending to the patronage of the public. GEORGE R. HUNTER, JACOB LOWE. t LEWIS F. HICKS, JOHN W. ELLIS, G. W. NORMAN, dec 6 It Trustees. Fresh Garden Seeds. qft Ann P*per» Garden Seeds. OU.UUU 2 barrels Onion Seed*. 1 bushel Kentucky Blue Grass Seed. 1 do. French Lucerne Seed. 1 do. Red and White Clover Seed. Just re ceived, and for sale wholesale and retail, by GEORGE PAYNE. Druggists, Macon, Ga. dec 6 17—,7m €lioicc Ilavanua Cigars. X nnn Tres **»“«»’• Cigars. G.UUU IO.OOJ Corrci Cigars, a superior article. 20,000 Joscphiua, aud U nion Pauatella. ALSO. 25,000 Cigars, varii u* brands, American main facture—very low ’prices for ca-h only. For sale lj dec 6 T. U. DKM\. Oralis X Savannah, Chuleston, Xe Ac., disc-tinted by BOV 9 15 £l,T naa ‘' Malu o w York, Bouton, C. DAY & CO. s Bure imported Brand Madeira ami Bore Win**. ti ( i laud Gin. Monoi'i^aludii and old Buurhnii Whi-kv 50 boAeo and halt lioAub Virginia Tobacco. T. C. DEMPSEY, I d«c 6 Floyd Xioiue Buiidiug. HtHmery aud Fancy Goods. M RS. DAMOUR has just returned fromNew Y’ork, and ha* selected a stock of the YLJ above Goods, which cannot tail to please those e 1 ™ who wi-h to purchase. It consists in a fine assort ment of St raw and Silk Bonnets ; a general assort ment of Ribbons and Flowers, Head-Dresses and Caps. Aleo, a good assortment of the choicest Dress Silk Goods ana Evening Dresses, which have been carefully selected from A. T. Stuart A Co’s Store, and a variety of other articles usually kept in that line of business, which will be sold at reasonable prices for cash. JVew Fall JUillinery. AXES. CAREY, at her old stand, opposite 1>1 the Lanier House, will open on the 6th Instant, her new aud splendid stock of Fai, Lq _ MILLINERY A FANCY GOODS, to which she invites the attention of tho ladies. Also, can be found on hand nt all times, the late*: fashions of the following articles, BONXETSof Velvet anil Leg horn, new slisnes. Straw and Silk; Flats, (new stylo) Leghorn and Straw. EMBROIDERIES, on LACE. MUSLIN and SILK. TRIMMING and GARNTUBE RIBBONS, Kid, Lace and Silk GLOVES. French Flowers, Evening DRESSES, Mantillas, Mauteletts, COLLARS, IXSKRTTXGS, Worked BANDS,CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES,Ac.. Ac. oct 4 Sew millciiery. - ATISS E. DOY'LE having permanently 1.t1_ located herself in Perry, take* this method of informing the Ladies of Perry, mid surrounding country, that she will carry on Jliltiarr)- niid Dress Jinking in all it* branches. She has just opened an entire now stock of Bonnets, Ribbons, Head dresses, Cet/is, Flowers, of the latest style and fashion—which she will sell on liberal terms. Ladles will please favor her with a call. oct 25 3m V. II. BAIKO, MERCHANT TAILOR, Mulberry Street—three rooks above Dr,. Stkoheckeu’s Drug Store, S now opening some of the finest CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Vestings A Furnishing Goods over brought to Macon. Ho respectfully invites the beau monde to call, examiue and test M his cutting aud workmanship, which shall be par ex- eellence. sep 27 3m—T Pelcr & JaugMcttcr, D RAPERS and Tailors, OrrosiTE the Lanier House. The sub scribers are now receiving and open ing their stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of Black and Fancy colored French and Eng lish Cloths, French, English and American Cassimeres, of all kinds and colors. Vestings of Silk, Satins, eut Velvet and Embroidered pat terns. AU of which will be made aud trimmed iu our usual stvle, and at the shortest notice. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Consisting iu part of new style of Patent Shirts, Under Shirts, Merino anil Canton Flannel Drawers, Stocks. Scarfs, Neckties, Gloves,Suspenders, Ac. Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us, we respectfully solicit a continuance of the same, hoping that by strict application to busi ness mill a moderate scale of price*, to need the approbation of those dealing with ns. CyT* Cutting done at the shortest notice. oct 18-3m PETER A J AUGSTETTER. BOOTS AYO SHOES. The^ Best is the Cheapest. JUST received at W. Gary’s, a lot of extra neb Calf Boots, which he offers to his customers as a superior article, having been put up by the manufacturer expressly to his own order, lie will receive weekly persteainer, from Philadelphia, fresh supplies. His friends and the public generally, are respect fully invited to eall and examine, before pur'-hasing elsewhere. W. GARY, net 18 per F. P. G V R Y. OffliHlioi’pe House. T HE Subscriber ha* just opened this spa- 3 eious, and every way desirable Hotel fiJVfiq at Brunswick, and furnished it throughout !■ ciUll with New Furniture, and he intends to offer to Travelers, and regular or transient Boarders, all the comforts of a First Class Hotel. JOHN II. WOOD. Proprietor, Brunswick, Georgia. May. 1853. 41—ly For Ship. A HOUSE A LOT situated on the eorner V of F ,rst and Oak Streets, better known fjVjnf ns the former residence of J. W. Itabeoek liijta Possession can be given immediately, nov 8 tf A.'H. BROACH. To Rent, T HAT well known two storv Brick Build- Jhm Ing, containing Six large Rooms, on thof«Ml corner of Walnut and Third Streets. This l»s»I Building, together with all of the outbuildings are in good repair, aud from peculiar advantages, is well adapted for a Boarding House, as well as a private residence. Possession given immediately. Apply to CHARLES C. USHER, nov 8 13—tf For Sale. A LARGE and commodious Dwelling J)—- House, containing five good Room*, nTs' with large Garden. Stable and other ont IMII houses attached. Al*o, a good well of water. The house is pleasantly situated near the Female Acade my. For particulars, apply to J. BARNES or dee 6 R. HOBBS. rtXacou Wholesale and ICctail Sa«l tilery 'Warehouse. W T. MIX AGO., Cottos Avenue, Ma- • nnfacturcrs of Saddles, Bridles and Harness, have on hand a good assortment of Saddles, Bridles and Harness, of which the follow ing comprise a part: Spanish Quilted, Overlaid and Sh&fton Saddles; Planter’s large and extra large Saddles; Men’s plain do.; Eugliah do.; Boy’s aud Race do.; Ladies' Sad dles of a x'ariety of patterns; Bridles and Marten- gales, Saddle-bags, Ac. Saddlek’sMatekials—Saddle Troes,Skirting and Hog Skins; Pad do.; Straining and Wonted Web; Thread aud Tacks, assorted sizes. Harnesses.—Coach, Barouche, Buggy and Sulky Harnesses, of all kinds, hy the single set. apl 12 35—ly oral. r " parilla* of all kinds, aula (nil stock Med:- UM that are not Hum!.:. - * or Quack’s. Domestic Remedies : Medicinal Extracts; Botanic Modi mil.', either in powdered or crude ■‘tat*. Kv-ervarticle warranted pure—put up in neat style, and sold as low as trom anv respectable Drag Establishment in the State. LEONARD LITTLE, Cotton Avenue, (Sign Red Mortar.) nov 22 Macon, Ga. Ftuning Fluid. OOLD by the Barrel or Gallon, warranted always O to he the best, by nov 22 LEONARD LITTLE. Hariulen’s Express. W HITE. LEAD ground iu Oil, Kegs of all size*. Linseed Oil, \ amislies, Turpentine. Also, a full stock of Colored Paints ground in Oil or Dry; Glass of all size; over 100 dozen Paint Brushes. Very strong inducements held out to purchasers. Call and See. LEONARD LITTLE, nov 22 Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga. e.j>i'ECTFULLY' beg* leave to inform the citi- , zen* of Macon and it* vicinity, • that they have concluded their arrangements with the Central Hail- road and Bankiug Coinpauv. aud are now running messengers daily to Savaunah and semi-weeklv to Oglethorpe and Columbus,and also forwarding goods to Milledgeville and all intermediate places. We would also say that our Expresses by Steamers to New York and Philadelphia, ennbles’us to forward Specie, Bank Notes, Drafts, and bills for collection, also every description of Merchandise and Valua bles to every town in tho Northern State*, also to California and Europe. OrricES and AdfcXTs. Floyd House Buildings, Third street, Macon, Ga.; 153 Ilay street. Savannah,—G. R. Clayton, Ogle thorpe,—Randolph Street, Columbus,—74 Broadway, N. York,—43 and 45 South-Third Philadelphia,-!* Courtlaudt st„ Boston,—Exchange, St. Providence,— Montgomery Street, San Francisco. LIVINGSTON, WINCHESTER A CO. March 15, 1853. ly iKew Books A T BOARDMAN’8!!!—Sir Jonas liarrinzton’t ii. Sketches of his own Times; The Mud Cabm Mark Hurdle stone; Roughing it in the Bush ; Tin Fawn of the Pale Faces ; Victim*of Excitement, b.' Mrs. Hi ntz; Crawford, bvihe Author ol Mary Barton Macaulay’s Speeches; N'apoltou in Exile; The2ni Vol. of CaUioun’s Works; Webster’s Work .n .1 Vol*.; Story 1 ' Life anil Letters; 8wift’s Wm,,- United Stat.-s Exploring Expedition, iu five Vol.- French on Word*, on Proverb*, and the Piir.di'.-* Story of Mont Blanc ; Stray Yankee in Texas ; !v- 1 of the Woods, bv Dr. Bird ; The Attorney, or ti. Quod Correspondence; Basil: The *uectx-siu! Jin .-l.iint ; I! ink* History nf tin- t ivil Wars of France Coolridge * Complete Works: Great Truth* by Great Author*; Year Book of Fact* for te-'A, The Arti- Wife; Light and Shade: Saxe'* Poems ; Tunglewno, Tales, ti) - Hawthorn,,; Edgar Clifton; The Y'outn Maroonet*; Miles fremenliere; The Pictnrt- I’le-isiir. Book, aud lots of Juveniles, to ama e aud iuttroct. For salo by (oct 18] J. M. B0ARLMAN. Frcsii Drugs mill Pure UKctlit'.iucs. rpllE subscriber offers at wholesale and retail, a J. general stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, and CHEMICALS, and other articles usually kept in Drug Stores, and at prices as low as any in the State. Physician’s prescriptions and other medicines pre pared at short notice, being so qualified by the law of this State. Weekly arrivals of the steamers to Savannah en ables me to be supplied at all times with fresh articles. Drug* too numerous to mention. Chemical* in great variety, (ltueahout just receiv ed.) Patent Medicines, cannot ('numerate them here. Sarsaparilla's, all kinds. I also prepare an article of the Honduras root, according to the U. D., not of the Georgia Sarsaparilla, which contains no alter ative property. Paints, Oil*, White Load, Zinc White, and other articles in this line; Wiudow Glas*. Druggist's Glass Ware, Vial*. Ac.; Brushes, Paint, Cloth, Hair, Hat, Nail, Tooth, Comb, aud many others; Corn Starch for cooking, and the best Oswego Starch -, Perfumer}- in great variety; Fancy and other Soaps; Instrument* in great variety. Also, Medicine Chests Leeches, Natural and Artificial, Foreign aud Domes tic; Brvaut’e Cholera Remedy, nothing is better for diarchies; Seeds in great variety for garden and field culture; Soda Water, from the fonntain in high state of perfection; Congress Water from Sa ratoga Spring. GEORGE PAYNE, Druggist, opposite the YVashiagton Hall. Macon, May 17, 1S53. ROBI2VSOX & ELDBED WILL, in a very few days, exhibit their celebrated combined MENAGERIE & CIRCUS in this Citv, together with all the great HIPPODKOMIC FEATS, of the New York and Paris Hippodrome, among which will be tho wonderful scientific achie cement of a man walking upon a perfectly smooth ceiling, with bis Feet uppermost and his Dead down, PERFORMED BY MU. G. N. ELDRED. la A PER € HE, BY MESSRS. LA ROUSE AND KING. This extraordinary performance has excited uni versal wonder and admiration, showing beautiful Font* of Balancing nnd Elegant Acrobatic Postering, l.y La Bouse. ON A RULE THIRTY FEET HIGH, held bv Mon*. Kino. MADAME ROBINSON, MASTER JAMES ROBINSON, MASTER JOHN, And an additional list of popular Actors are with the Coinpauv, aud will appear iu the various exercises. T2IE BAND Is directed by the celebrated JOS. XOSHEK, which is a sufficient guarantee for its merit. A N1'I.EM>1» €0M,ECTI03 OF 5V1I.I) ANIMALS, In addition to the above attractions, offer a rich bill of entertainment. T. U. TIDMAUSII, Agent, nov 29 16—tf IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. IT GROSSMAYER & 13RO., arc now dia- posing of their Extensive Stock of Dry Roods aud Clothing: nt Cost, the public are respectfully requested to call, dec 6 K. L oTROHECKEK Sc CO.. AroTiiECARixs, and Druuoisti, Come.-abort tbs. Floyd House. Moron, Ga. Rixrolutiou of Copartnernbip. rrtUK Partnership heretofore exiting between the A subscriber and the late L. B. Wi io-lye,! by tbo death of tbelstb-r. Til--subscriber having purchased the entire interest of Mr. Wood, and assumed all the debts of the lato firm, will continue the buyint*,* on hi* own account. AU peraons indebted to the late firm, Hren-speri- tnil v requested to come forward promptly and settle their accounts, as tho bur-nuns must be closed speed ily as possiblo. EDW’D. L STROHECKEK. cov 15 Teachers—Take Notice. T HE ACADEMY’ in Pond Town, Sumter county, needs a Male Principal and Female Assistant Teachers, for the ensuing year. A large and lucra tive patronage can be secured by immediate appli cation to the undersigned. WM. A. BLACK, ROBERT BURTON, S. MONTGOMERY’, C. R. TONDEE, H. S. FRENCH. A B. GREENE. Pond Town. Dec. 6,1853. 17—4t A Teacher Wanted. T O take charge of the Academy at Tarversville, Twiggs county, Georgia, the ensuing year; one competent to toach all the branches usually taught in Academies, can be secured at a salary ol Six Hundred Dollars. Earlv application is desired. WILLIAM M. TARVER, ROUT. R. SLAPPY, HENRY BUNN. Tarversville, Nov. 29, 1853. 16—3t Notice. T HE undersigned respectfully informs the patrons of the late firm of Thompson Sc Harrison, that he has this - day sold to Dr. Thompson, his entire interest in the Books of said Firm, from the first of January, 1851, to the first of June, 1853. Thoseot our patroiis who have not paid their accounts, will find them in the hand* of Dr. Thompson. Being thankful to the citizens of Maeon and the county generally, for past favors, I most respectfully solicit a continuation of their patronage. Office still at the old stand over the Carnage Repository of De- Loaeh & Co. G. HARRISON,’M. D. nov 29 3t Till Ware Manufactory. CHERRY STREET—MACON, GA. H AVING now engaged good, prompt and faithful workmen, 1 am prepared to do all kinds ol TIN WORK in the city or country, in the best manner, aud on the most reasonable terms. Uip* AU orders for Tin Work, or Goods iu my line, will be promptly attended to. nov 1 B. A. WISE. House Furnishing Goods. T ABLE anil Pocket Cutlery Stoves, Grates, and Hollow-Waro Mantleized Iron Mantles Tin and Iron Ware of aU kinds Wood Ware, Brooms and Brushes*, at B. A. WISE’S nov 1 New Store. Chercy-st., Maeon. Ga. China aud Crockery Store. Second Street Triangular Block, Macon, Ga. R P. McBVOY has just received and is now- . opening an extensive and elegant stock oi Goods ui his line, to which he invites public at tention. Among other items, he begs leave to men tion the foUowing : White and Gold-band China, in Tea and Dinner Setts, at prices from $8 to $150. Silver Plated Castors and Fruit Baskets.’ Chandaliers (forthud) suitable for Ilaiis a Church#?. Brittania Ware—Knives and Forks. Large lot of Vases—Coffee Cups. Goblets, Tumblers and other Glassware- Looking Glasses—YVaitcrs. Beside a large assortment of White Granite and Common YVare, and every other article usually kept in a similar establishment. The Ladies are special ly invited to caU and examine his assortment, before purchasing elsewhere.sept 27 7II11K SUBSCRIBER thankful for tho liberal"pit! A ronago bestowed on the late firm, lake* this opportunity to express his acknowledgment for the same, ami abjures hi* friends and patron* that nothing shall he wanting on his part to merit their continued favor*. Y’i e have now in .tore and ar, continually reetiv- ing choice Drue-. Chemicals. Paints, Color*. Fancy Articles, Patent Medlei.ies of all kind*, ami every article kept in a first tale establishment. Any one who may tavor iia with theirorders mav d, peun upon their roceiving the best attention, and’thst all goods furnished will be of a ri liable quality. Should they not give entire satisfaction, they may be returned at the option of the buyer. nov 15 K. L. STROHECKEK & CO. Garden Meeds. W E are now opening a fresh l->; of Garden Seed, all of which are warranted of this year's growth. The trade supplied on liberal term*, nov 15 E! L. STROHECKEK A CO. For Fiiysicians. 4 GREAT Variety of the hi st French. English and American Chemicals, and Pharmaceutical Pre parations, Powders, Surgical Instruments, Magnetic Machines, Vials, Specie Jars, Saddle Bags, ic. Also, C'amphene aud Burning Fluid, nov 15 Bf L. STOHECKER & CO. QUIMNE. J UST received direct from the manufacturers, soo ounces Quinine. Purchasing our Quinine aud other Chemical* direct trom tho manufacturer*, wo can confideutly recommend them pure and free from adulteration. E. L. STROHECKEK Sc CO. nov 15 w To the Afflicted. T ARRANT'S EXTRACT OF CUBEBS A Cop*. via; Crosaman's Specific Mixture; Fronch Cap- soles; Sugar coated Ccbeb and Copavia Pills; Ricard's Specific; Magnin s Lucina Ordial. Com pound Extract Bucher; Carpenter's Extract Cube be, Sarsaparilla and Copavia. For tale bv nov 15 E. L. STROHECkER A CO. India. Cliolagogue, F OR THE CURE OF AGUE AND FEVER.— This preparation ha* been in use for year*, in the successful treatment of Chills and Fever, and is now recognised as a standard medicine. It not onir breaks the chill in a day or two, but an occasional dose fortifies tho system against further attack*. For sale by ' E. L. STROHECKER Sc CO. nov 15 14 Dissolution. T HE FIRM OF DUNLAP & HORN Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, M. Horn retiring, and J. J. Allen taking his place. The Finn will bo hereafter known under the name and style ot Allen & Dunlap, who respectfully solicit a con tinuance of past favors. YVe hare engaged the ser vices of Mr. M. Horn as oar Book Keeper, and no exertions will be wanting on our part to give satisfac tion to those who favor us with.their patronage. UF All monies due by the late Firm of Dunlap & Horn, will be settled by the Firm of Allen & Dun lap ; and all parties indebted to the same, will please walk up to the Captain’s desk and settle. J. J. ALLEN, Nov. 8. 2m S. S. DUNLAP BKI'MIIVU'K CITV, GEORGIA. L ARGE and peremptory sale of Building Lots in the city of Brunswick, State of Georgia. The proprietors of the city of Brunswick hereby give no tice, that a sale of Five Hundred eligible Lot* will .like place, by public auction, at the Oglethorpe House, in said city, on Tuesday, the 12th day of Jan uary, 1654, at 12 o’clock, Jt. The sale will be p.'*i- tive to the highest bidder. Terms—One third cash, rad the remaining two-tliirds in one and two years, Title perfect. ’The port and site of Burnswick hold out commercial and maritime advantages superior to those presented by any other South of Chesapeake Bay. The climate i* healthy—the water pure. Fur- be*r particular*, with map*, Ac., may bo had at the itliee of the Company, 90 Broadway, New Y'oik, or st Mr. Jou\ Brooks, Agent, Brunswick, Georgia WILLIAM OHAUNCKY,President. Thomas A. Dkxteh, Secretaiy. Office of the Milledgeville Kailroad Company. "VT OTICE is hereby given that tho Book* of Sub- 1Y scription to tho Capital Stock of this Company, chartered for the purpose of completing a Railroad communication from Augusta through Milledgeville to Maeon, will be opened at the several places named below, on and after Monday, the 72th day of Decem ber next, under the superintendence of the Commis sioners named herein, or any three or more of them. The said Capital Stock consists of Sixteen Thousand Shares of One Hundred Dollars each—five dollar* per share being required by the Chartur to be paid at the time of subscribing. Iu Charleston, S. C., under the supervision and di rection of Messrs. Henry W. Conner, George A. Trenholm, Ker Boyce, John Schncrlie. William M. Martin, E. W. Bancroft and Benjamin W. Force. In Augusta, Georgia, under the supervision and di rection of William 51. D’Antignae, John K. Jackson, Charles J. Jenkins, John Phinizv, Thomas S. Metcalf, anil James B. Bishop. , In Warrcaton, under the supervision and direction of Messrs. Jesse M. Roberts, YY’m. W. Anderson, Thomas Persons, YV. II. Wellborn, George V. Neal, and Edmund Cody. In Sparta, under the superintendence and direction of Messrs. James Thomas, Hardy Culver, Thomas M. Turner. R. M. Johnston, Linton Stephen., E. II. Baxter, William Sayre, aud Ezekiel Cartlioru. In Macon, under the supervision and direction of Messrs. Isaac Scott, Pulaski S. Holt. J. J. Gresham, Thomas T. Nisbet, L.A. Whittle, Robert Collins, and O. G. Sparks. In Milledgeville, under the supervision of the Board of Directors. The Report of the Chief Engineer can be procur ed on .application to any of the above nanfta Com missioners, containing ihe estimates of construction anil equipment, and indicating the contemplated route of said Road. ■By order of the Board of Directors. WM. S. ROCKWELL, Secretary- doc 6 17—3t HARDWARE. BRAT, CAKIIART & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS JN EKGLI8II A A.lUiRICA.l HARDWARE. THIRD-STREET—MACON. Ga. B EG leave to invite the attention of their friends and tlie public, to their now large and splendid stock of Hard ware and Cutlery, Iron and Steel, Nails and Hollow-ware, Blacksmith and Carpenter's Tools, Building Materials of every description, and every variety of Shelf Goods. House-keeping Articles, Agricultural Implements and Machinists' Tools. Cot ton, Manilla and Hemp Rope, .together with a largo stock of Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, Zinc, Wire, &e. We are also now receiving direct from Sweden, one hundred tons of Swedish Iron, assorted, from 1 to 12 inches wide. We take this occasion to assure all who call on us that we are prepared to furnish them with everything in our line at the very lowest market rates, dee 6 17 Iron amt Steel. T HE nndersigned are.now receiving in addition to tlieir large Stock of Iron, 100 Tons Sweed Iron by direct importation. 50 Tons English and American Itenn.-d, and common English Iron. 20 Ton* Oval, half round Bands, Hoop*, Scroll, Horae Shoe Iron and Nail Rod*. 10,000 lbs. Cast, Blister, German and Spring Stc-el. dec 6 BRAY. CAKHAUT * CO. --A-? J-\ mm Springs anti Axles. A r AAA LBS. just received and for sale bv -cO.UUU BRAY', CAKIIART* COi .1 7* a. 1 dec 6 l Saws, Saws, Saws* -i qDOZ. Cross Cut, Back and Pit Saws. J. si 50 do. Hand, Panncl, Rip and Tennon Saws, for sale by [dec 6] BRAY. CARHART * Ct). Cutlery. pr /rft DOZ. Table Cutlery of every grade. OtlU 300 dozen Pocket do. 25 do Shears aud Scissors. 25 do Razors. ALSO, some new and beautiful patterns of fine 1 ry Handle Table Cutlery which cannot fail to pleas Just received and for side by dee 6 BRAY, CARHART * CO e. Blacksmith's Tools. “) Cotter Key and solid box vices / O 50 English and American Anvils. 15,000 lbs. “Atwood’s” Hammers assorted. 40 Smith's Bellows from 26 to 10 inches. 75 Sett* Stocks and Dies from 3-16 to 7 1-2 inches For sale by- dec 6 BRAY, CARHART A CO. Nails. O ft ft KEGS Cut Nails and Spike*. OUU £5Kegs Wrought Nails ami Spikes, just re ceived and for sale by dec 6 BRAY’, CARHART * CO House Nails aud Horse Shoes. a gjftft LBS. Griffin's Horae Nalls. •LOUU 25 Kegs Burden's Horse Shoe*, just re ceived and for salo bv dec 6 ' BRAY, CARHART * CO. Chains 1 Chains 2 ! q ft ft ft LBS. Pre?* Oh* ins. OUvJU 3000 lbs. Coil do., from 3-15 to 1-2 inch. 2000 lba. Log and Fifth do. assorted sizes. 500 pair Trace Chain*, for -ale bv dec6 BRAY, CARHART '* CO. cgtb and Mill Irons aud Mill Saws. f aaa LBS. Mill Irons, vnrioi'- ' :n<i*. H OUUU 5 dozen Mill Saws, t ! breadth. 6 48 inch Circular S»« £ ,, . dec 6 BRAY’, CARxiAivi' * CO. Tobacco, Cigars, Ac. .w c Boxes Tobacco, on Consignment, very snp*r- / O fine article. 25,000 Cigar*, various qu .iitiu*. 10 boxes Chcrroots. For sale bv nov 1 ASHER AYRES. j oil.r (l. POIYBBScontinu • I in Houston, and all the adjoin .la,-on and South-Western Circui .4 ’in- st.it.- bv m>. ci:,i contract. I’i-rrv, N..v, 23, l- •s to practice Law ng counties ot the Cd, aud iu anv part Baron, Flour, Ac, OH Ann UR'- BACON, lull l'L=. Lebanon and ■il’.UUU E.awali Flour, ; i' 1)1*. llyrnm smilli and Spanulmg Flour, tils. Claritiev and Crushed Sugar*, with a general assortment of Groceries, lor sale by CHAS. CAMPBELL, sop 6 t To the Mert’luuus of Maeon. S~s OODS intended for Macon, brought up the Chat VJ tahoochee River upon the Boat* mentioned be low, will be forwarded through Columbus Fix of C. hirzission. Steamer Osivichu, South Cai-.oi.ina. " ClSSETA, " Eaglx. Columbus. Nov. ’L 1853. 3m I,ii in her. TTAVING on the firM of September leased the L 1. Saw Mills, recently in charge of Jam,-* Van \ aikenburg N Sou, we are prepared to till orders at short notice. Order* received, and Bills receipted bv u*. No one L> authorized to use or sign our name aJ Agent. J- A. Jc S. r). VIRGIN, nov is > - BOXES N >0 25 Sp Cheese, Ar. ■w York State thei^e rin and Adamantine Candles. and for sale by ot-t 11 No 1 and rah- Soap. Just received CHAS. CAMPBELL. Blankets, Ac. 1 riAn HEAVY’ 8* anil 9 4 Blankets. L.UUU 3,tOu Y rds Kersey*, with a variety of staple Dry Goods, suitable for the season, just rece.v- ed aud l'oi by CHAS. CAMPBELL. OC*. 11