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• n.. fc/ clcarftp < :i vic\« Ti lt IN AN NECEMABV TO A TATE A> TO A PBITATE MDIVIOGAI/, A.M» TIIK OI.OBY ©JP A STATE IS Till: COMMON PBOPEBTY OF AI.L ITS CITIZE.V VOL. XXVI f. MACON, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1851. <gmrgin fflcgrnyj), TUK.SDAY MORN 1N0 rr * BVCBEEN. BARNES & CO. EDITOR* ASP FROfRIKTOR.1. Alt Aitveiiliirc in JVciv .llcxlco. The Rrownsvillc Flap contains a communi cation in relation to a difficulty which recently occurred between the U. S. troops stationed at Edinburg, on the Texas side of the Rio Grande, I and the Mexican guard at Kcynosa, on the op posite shore. _ The following is an extract from ** Advance, Two Dollars aud the letter, which is dated Edinburg, Xov. 28, ^ • ’ nnI n and is tqiid to be written by a gentleman whose ft'^Sbeontinni-d. exo. pt at the option of the word is entitled to belief ,.til Ml arrearages are paid. “ Two non-commissioned officers ami three a »ttUe regular charge will be One privates sought aud obtained permission from jmriiT' 5 * i |f 10 /ime , or if,,' f or me first in- their commanding officer to visit Kcynosa.— « Cents for each subsequent inser- They delayed their return until night, when, d* . .YrtUcmen 1 * not specified as to time, re-crossing in the American ferry boat, they " Ul hi--hod until forbid and charged accord- were fired upon by tin; guard from the Mexi- (W i*obn» can side, aud compelled to laud ugain on the &■ Obit***? Notices exceeding ten lines, wUI be | right batik of the river. Tliecouuuanding of- »* . i.l..o»twnlllPl)t8. r Advertisements. I fioer in Kcynosa, hearing the firing, came I'm Uttam on business, must be post paid. | down to the ford, and insisted on their retum- »tl.-ul iliu J|St» 6 .IIOI SR CAIjBNBABi 1K.11. A Winter Kvonius Itliyine. Jfc Fra*t liad smitten the hill-tops, AaJ the fields blushed where he eame, ltd the torch of Autumn's Angel lUd set the woods aflame. | .V.losrrrthe dusty roadside lie golden road adorn, | J,.ui.iv the feet of the west-wind Dtnred on the tasselled corn. | Kids of passage sailing southward, like ships along the skies, | v i inrd to bear away our sunshine T» their tropical Paradise. I ft. sunlight fled o’er the mountains, 1 The day had nearly ceased, | .tad the Waves of the twilight shadow* Wire filming towards the east. I Tar living sun with his glories Hail rolled the meadow sward, I A-the prophet threw off his mantle To go before the honl. | Along the river’s margin. Not knowing where or why, | tVrut forth two loving beings,— Wrnt forth uiv love and I. lad brr gate so ralinty earnest. With joy my sou) did thrill, | As a dash fallen out of a doud-rift Gladdens the snowy hill. IN., raised her drooping eyelids I With a sad and mild surprise, | i r -hr saw the Sable Angel That was unseen to my eyes. | ft- crickets were singing loudly At the birth of the fair young moon, | A 1 tlir winds with the rustling cedars Were weaving a mournful tuue. | 'i 1;. ar.l not—all seemed silent, t> the pulse of Suture had stopped II • catch the tremulous accents That from her dear lips dropped. 0. words so few and precious! Vr never can depart, I IB the last eliiiging fancy saall Wave this beating heart. I tad though among the living I 11-r fai r no more is seen, | had the kimllv snows are keeping ll-r grave Voil warm and green. I A. 1 sit in my room by the fire I This Wintry night and cold, Ibr presence quietly gliding Gar* near ine ns of old. 11M her hand's light pressure, I lsrehrr features fair, IA ! beneath that look so saintly • breathe another air. | banks, Vather, that still thou sendest ^'toc glad beatitude, W sweet-voiced, soothing presence, bime messenger of good— I That to every suffering spirit I *1'i!r * l,r ’ 11 S phantom calls, I m'pe and Memory open 1“' ir angel haunted halls! ing to the town of Kcynosa, promising them safe and comfortable quarters for the uight.— ■ Tliis they declined at first, wishing to re-cross I to the American camp, as their leave had cx- I pi red ; but on the officer informing them that it was impossible to permit them to cross till I the morning, and that they were not safe at the ford, and that lie could not be resjamsiblc for their persons or property unless they accom- ,.| 1 patriot him to Kcynosa, they consented to re- 7i * turn with him. He put them in the guard room, under charge of the guard. 28.29 I During the night the sergeant was awaken ed by the attempt of some person to force a . .gold ring off his little finger; he got up and 18 19 f°ll° w od the thief, and discovered in him the 25 2t; cor P orn l of the guard. The sergeant then I searched for his purse, pencil and knife, which l| s he had put under liis head when retiring to j J! sleep, but found to his dismay that they were 222:1 a *l missing. He had two hundred and thirty 39.30 dollars in ins purse—all of which thus strange- *> 7 1 ly disappeared in the safe quarters vouchsafed to him mid his party by his amigo, the Coin- mandate of Kcynosa; on further inquiry, he found that all the others had been robbed also. When on their way first to the ford, one of the ir soldiers took a by-way, which separated him 2* 25 I from his comrades ; he was afterwards set upon by four scoundrels with clubs, nearly killed, and also robbed of ten dollars; he is now in the hands of the doctor; his head is a most shocking sight to behold; in fact, his escape with fife is little short of a miracle. The amount of money and property thus stolen, amounts to three hmidred dollars, with scarce ly a hope of its being restored. The night after this occurrence the Mexican in command had a piece of artillery stationed tit the lower fern". Srarlnj, Iiariinarr, rtr. FALL & WINTER TRADE, 1853. WE AUK SOW OrFKRIXG AT THE 01.0 STASH OK \VM. B. & K. J. JOHNSTON. Mulberry Si., fronting Cotton A venue, rplIK Largest stock of new ami desirable style of I Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods. Guns, Cutlery, etc., to be found iu the State, on tbe most favorable terms. cv* A eall Is respectfully invited. nov * K. J. JOHNSTON * CO. Presents. 4 FINE Selection of articles, suitable as Bridal . and other presents, Wedding Cake Boxes, Ac., for snlc l.v fiiovB] K. J. JOHNSTON Ac CO. Work Boxes, W IUTINO DESKS, Odour Boxes, Ace. For sale by E.J. JOHNSTON*. CO. nov 8 •» Forte Monaies, C 1IOAR CASES, Walking Canes, an elegant lot. / For sale by E. J. JOHNSTON * CO. nov 8 13 New Games. S ETS of Furniture, Tea Sets, Rattles, Dolls, Boxes of Tools, Battle Doors and Shuttle Cocks, and a number of other desirable articles for Children. For sale by [nov s[ E. J. JOHNSTON * CO. PiauoFoHcs. \701V Receiving some of tlie most TV? 1 -m IN SPLENDID PIANO FORTEsHMSPI ever ottered for sale in Macon, from tliej J w J u celebrated Factories of J. C. Chickening and Nunn Ac Clark, warranted superior to auv otln-r made in tlie United States. Also, two HARPS from J. F. Brown Ac Co's. Factor} - . The above iiistrnments are a feast to one’s eyes to look at, and tbe tone completely captivating.' We shall take pleasure to show these instruments to any that have a taste for fine goods. On hand, Prince Melodious, best article of the kind made : Guitars. Violins, Banjos, Aecordeons, Tamhoiins, Bugles, Clarionetts, Flagolettcs, Flutes, and a variety of Brass Instruments for Bands, kept in our line. Guitar and Violin Strings, Sheet Music for Piano and Guitar, Instruction Books, Ace. tVnlrlir,, Jrvrelry anil Knurr Goods. Splendid Gold ami Silver WATCHES; " Gentlemen and Ladies patterns, Gold Chains, Brooches, Rings, Bracelets, Gold Thimbles, Gold Pens, and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spcctae Silvir Spoons and Forks, silver, ivoryantl wood Nap kin Rings, silver plated Cake Baskets, Castors, Wait ers and Candle Sticks—anil a variety of Fancy Goods, Shot Grins, Rifles, Game Bags, Pouches, Flasks, Pistols, Ace. Cy Clocks and Watches repaired, and warranted, at short notice, (live ns a call at our old stand. Cot ton Avenue, Union Building. nov 2 :.l. A. Ac S. S. VIRGIN. A TVnut hard to be Supplied. From a Tennessee Exehmige of a late date we cut the following : A PPBENTIOE WANTED.—A YOUTH, 15 to 17 years of age, that can spell correctly and does not eliew tobacco, smoke pipe or cigars, drink liquor or swear, will find a pleasant situation at this Oflicc by applying soon. Verily, if the census rolls of Young America contain the name of such a youth, lie should receive a “ pleasant situation ” with the free dom of every office in the land. Our contem porary has set his standard high, and we fear that the above advertisement will have to run a long career as standing matter before his wants are fully met. Let us see what liis wants arc, however, and what arc the conditions lie demands. A Youth 15 to 17 years of age.—Tlie adver tiser mnst live “ remote from cities,” indeed, mid at a considerable distance from any post- office, cross roads, or muster ground, or he would have learned long since that “ youths, 15 to 17 years of age,” are the rarest of all rare animals. Many “young men” mid “young I gentlemen,” may he found about that age, no doubt, but we can scarcely recall an instance of I “ a youth,” having finished liis third lustrum, I or of any thing iu hoots and breeches that old, answering to mid recognizing the appellation, I “youth.” The fact is, we scarcely have I “ youths ” at all now-adays—as Mr. Weller I complains, “ we don’t have no boys now,” and I Shakspeare, if now revived and called upon to revise his “ Seven Ages,” would make essen- I tial alterations. He would, of course, retain infancy—for the world lias not reached tlie I point of progress which can dispense with this vestibular stage. I He would scarcely admit the “ school boy,” | for “ schools ” have long since been superseded by “ academics ” mid “ colleges,” except in a few backwoods settlements, and hoys have been translated into young gentlemen. The I lover mid the soldier arc still parts which each I man plays, more or less prominently, mid then we reach the “ old fogy ”—a sort of retiring list for men whom the Irresistible impulses of Young America push aside just as they begin to be competent to do full journey work in State or Church. We fear our Tennessee ad vertiser has made faral blunder in calling for a “ youth fifteen to seventeen years of ago;” hut we pass on. That can sjiell correctly !—What do you Pmiicm Babies.—We learn form the Au- I mean, friend,, and who is to decide, wliat spell- | [alters, that three premiums will he of- ing correctly is ? Is the progressive spirit of |» *1 tlie next State Fair, for the three finest this age—this second half of the 19 th century, which shall he presented. In order to he fettered and tied down by the musty ► Mchof our infantile patrons as are dis- rules mid regulations of Johnson and Walker, t*k> enter the lists, may know the terms I (we mean the dictionary men, not our map- P°petitiun and award, we annex the pre- making friends,) or even by the later dicta oi J as follows ; I Webster. [•fi premium—Silver Pitcher, $50, for the Does not chew tobacco, smokepipe or cigars !— Shades of Nicot and Raleigh! What does the man mean 1 Does he intend, Diogenes like, to j light his flambeau and prowl over tlie country, —oit.c. vj.uu.ci, .u. looking for a “youth fifteen to seventeen years l^htslsomcsl and finest Babe sir months I of age, that can spell correctly, and does not chew or smoke. When lie does find such a rara arts, we trust he will jjive ns a timely hint, for we would like to give such a youth a puff with hearty good will. In these piping times, however, it will be found hard work to smoke out one who does not smoke. The advertisement, however, does not HARDWARE. BRAY, CARIIAKT A CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN KNGI.IKI1 & IIIKItlt tA HARDWARE. THIRD-STREET—MACON. Ga. I >EO leave to invite the attention of, ) their friends ami the public, to their now large ami 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 Good*. House keeping Articles, Agricultural Implement* and Machinists’ Tools, Cot ton, Mnnilln and Hemp Rope, together with a large stock of Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, Zinc, Wire, Ace. We are al>o now receiving direct from Sweden, one hundred tons of Swedisli Iron, assorted, from 1 to 32 inches wide. We take this occasion to assure all who eall on us that we are prepared to furnish them with everything iu our line at the very lowest market rates. dee It ” 17 I foil au<l Steel. rnllE undersigned are now receiving in addition A to their large Stoek of Iron, 100 Tons Sweeil lrou by direct importation. 50 Tons English and American Refined, and common English Imu. 20 Tons Oval, half round Hand*. Hoops, Scroll, Horse Shoe Iron aud Nail Rods. 10,000 lbs. Cast, Blister, German and Spring Steel, dec G BRAY, CARHART & CO. Springs stud Axles. n — non LBS. just received and for sale bv J.J.UUU BRAY, CARHAItT Ac CO. dec G 17 Saws. Saws, Saws* I f)DOZ. C ross Cut, Back and Pit Saws. Lrw 50 do. Hand, Paunel, Rip and Tennon Saws, for sale l.v [decG| BRAY. CARIIAKTAcCO. Cutlery. — ~r\ DOZ. Table Cutlery of every grade. OOU 300 dozen Pocket do. 25 do Shears and Scissors. 25 do Razors. ALSO, some new and beautiful patterns of fine Ivo ry Handle Table Cutlery which cannot fail to please. ’ Jhst received aud l'or sale bv dec G BRAY, CARHAItT Ac CO. Blacksmith's Tools. r — Cotter Key and solid box vices O 50 English and American Anvils. 15,000 lbs. “Atwood’s” Hammers assorted. 40 Smith’s Bellows from 2G to 40 inches. 75 Setts Stocks and Dies from 3-1G to 1 1-2 inches For sale bv dec G BRAY, CARHAItT Ac CO. Nails. uaa KEGS Cut Nails and Spikes. oUU 20 Kegs Wrought Nails and Spikes, just re ceived aud for sale by dec <i BRAY, CARHART Ac CO "Hirst and finest Babe two years old. |AithI premium—Silver Pitcher, $25, for I^Msoincst and finest Babe one year old. premium—Silver Goblet, $10, for * dtfldren to he clothed in domestic fab- L . Lie premiums to he awarded under the * the Executive Committee. pita. fib yw think so?” “deed. How dees she trot.” Doe*She Trot?—A creditor whom * tatious to avoid met Sheridan coming ft]I.-Mull. There was no jiossibility of aim, but he did not lose his presence bar snuffing; perhaps on a pinch, the adver- riser “takes” himself, or not wishing to fiud Jht’s a beautiful mare yon’rc on,” said I all impracticable conditions united, lie waives tliis as *‘dust in the balance.” Drink Liquor or iftcear.—Alas, unfortunate advertiser, difficulties arc multiplying around *] «reditor, being highly flattered, put I your search. You inny go roiuid this world * full trot. Sheridan bolted round crying out your expected qualifications, and ,r,; ' r , and was out of sight in a moment, husking “Can such be found? do you know , t—- where ?” and accomodating echo, will often ,i P'rinng porter, said it was so excel- give the apt reply, “No where.” rer *ge, that taken iu great quantities, Let that “pleasant situation " he kept open, s *amlc him fat. there are few such in or about a printing office * *** a the tune.” said another, “when ;l t best, and it would be a pity to close one, and ywleau.” l ct t i, 0 search go on. We lmvc extended the •asked tlie eulogist. notice and call upon qur brethren to assist in “Pit—against the wall.” the work of solving the question, whether such Friuij I ® youth as that above described can be found. l " Ta *hington Irving and “Pe- Meantime, we will wager two to one with our lifch *J* ve made large fortunes by au- Tennessee brother that he cannot find a ’ r *? Mitchell by his school books. 15 to 17 years of age—three to one that it ktinula 0 , ^ or hi» scries of classics, lias found, such a youth will not spell. correctly— *bO,HO(). Miss Warner’s books have five to one that if found, and spelling correct- ■ I'b>ht of from §12,000 to $15,000. hy, he either smokes or chews, driuks or l( . JfT has realized from his work* swears—and teuto ouc tliat tlie advertisement sjftko Man-el,” $20,000; Miss Les- is not answered Tty oue combining strictly all G Dr. Barnes, $30,000; Fanny its conditions aud qualifications—the wagers . , on e small book, in six months, to be paid in .cigars, puffs, uotiecs or any legal frftgc Kent, $120,000; Webster, for editorial tender. Does any body speak ? So 5* ?y®®dk)0 j aud others at equal ft cannot be said that Ameri- I “up is not profitable. it^Wwho " and * interment.’ the Congr< *., ,"ft be eu imported into ( . /'° n has been mist is “ buried in grief 1 well. It was a cas «!**’ watet '•ri not cs rranee, d, \vli\ it The oh •• lleeaii* [Charleston Courier. Kobbert ok Washi.notoh Monument Mo- ne v • The rooms of the Mercantile Library Association, of Boston, were broken into dur- ing Saturdav night, and numerous papers scattered over tlie floor, and the box contain ing the contributions of the member* towards tlie Washington .Monument fund w;i- opened, and the content* carried off. Tbe amount i* obber left a letter, slating ,, be obliged to steal the be used for such a patriot Id not help it. not that Tin oiiev intended ti puipo-e. but cot Horse Kails anil Horse Shoos. 1 Klin LBS. Griffin’s Horse Nails. 1 OUU 25 Kegs Burden’s Horse Shoes, just re- ceivod and for sale by dee G BRAY, CARHART & CO._ Shoi’cls, Spades aud Axes. DOZEN “Ames” Shovels and Spades. 50 dozen “Leverets” Axes, warranted. 30 do. Axes, Inferior Brands, for sale by decG BRAY. CARHART Ac CO. 60 Chains ! Chains ! ! aaaa LBS. Press Chains. OUUU 3000 lbs. Coil do., from 315 to 1-2 inch. 2000 lbs. Log ami Fifth do. assorted sizes. 500 pair Trace Chains, for sale bv dec G BRAY. CARHAItT Ac CO. Itlill Irons aud mill Saws. rfwill LBS. Mill Irons, various kinds. t)UUU 5 doxen Mill Saws, assorted length and breadth. 6 48 inch Circular Saws, for sale by dec G BRAY. CARHART Ac CO. T. II. NISBET. CllAS. P. LEW. Kisbct Sc Levy, O CMULGEK FOUNDRY Ac MACHINE SHOP, Macon, Georgia. Manufacturers of Steam En gines aud Boilers, KiceTlirsshers, Giu and Mill Gear ing, Saw Mill Irons and Shafting*, Water Wheels, Plates and Balls, Pulleys, Grave Railings and Ma chinery in general. As a testimonial to the character of their work, they beg leave to submit the following extract from tlie Report of the Committee on Machinery, to the So. Central Agricultural Society Ac Mechanics’ Insti tute. Air. Wm. M. W.nlley is the well known aud coin]>etent Engineer in the Chief of the Western Ac Atlantic Railroad, and the other members of the Com mittee are men of high standing as mechanics. EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT. “Of the three Engine* exhibited, we consider Messrs Nisbet & Levy’stlie In-st, and best adapted to agricul tural purposes, and award them the premiums—a Silver Cup worth •50 aud a Gobi Medal worth 9:10. “Of the Pumps, Water Wheels and Gin Gear e hibited, we consider Messrs. Nisbet Ac Levy's tlie best, aud award them the premium on these articlesof manufacture.” At M. 51. WADLEY, Ch’n. [y Orders for Gin Gear and other machinery, prompt! v tilled, on suitable reference bciug given. March 1,1853. ly Iron Works, M ORE ft GALLAGHER. Philadelphia, Pa.— Alanqfaetiirers of all kinds of Iron Railing. Bal conies, Verandahs, Iron Fronts, Gardcu Seats, Dogs, Lions, and Ornamental Fancy Work of all kinds.— A book of designs Au - ., may be seen, and contracts made, on application to A. It. McLAUQHLIX, Marnn. July 5, 1853. 47—ly Agent. Tin Ware mannfstetory. CHERRY STREET—MACON, OA. TTAVINQ now engaged good, prompt and faithful X J. workmen, I am prepared to do all kinds of TIN WORK in the city or country, in the best maimer, and on the most reasonable terms. jy ah orders forTiu Work, or Goods in inylme, will be promptly attended to. nov 1 B. A. 55 ISh Hoax’ Fumltibing Goods. rp ABLE and Pocket Cutlery 1 Stove*. (-rn; -, and Hollow-Ware Muntleixed Iron Months Tin and Iron Ware of nil kind* " " 1; !; ‘ Tv,;*;. nov 1 X- " S: >r<. i'anils .for ?ale, fa. JLuuil for Stile. T OFFER for sale, on any time, Hint may be re- JL 'joired, the following valuable Fanning Lauds; six hmidred acres on Jones Creek, in the 15tli district of Dooly county, Avith one hundred and seventy acres of land deadened and ready for cultivation, with a new and comfortable double Log Dwelling, Kitchen, Smoke-house, Crib, Stable*, Ace. Also, 400 acre*, on Jones Creek, in the 14tli district of Dooly ; ami 200 acres in tlie 14th on Swift Creek ; also, 500 acres iu the 17tli of Thomas county. These Laud* iu Dooly will make from 700 to 1,200 lbs. of Cotton to the acre. Apply to sept 27 T. W. JIOXTFOUT, Oglethorpe, Ga. ly Journal Ac Messenger, copy tf. Land for Kale. rp HE undersigned lias Eleven Hmidred Acres of 1 Land, lying on the Southwestern Railroad, in the twenty-ninth district of Sumter county, between Oglethorpe and Americas, twelve miles from tlie for mer place, and seven from the latter, lyiug on the west side, and not more tliau 15 acres from the road, which are good com and cotton lands, being crock and branch lands, upon which are about one hun dred and twenty-five acres of cleared laud, and Yu a good state of cultivation, which I will sell on good terms. Those wishing to lmy will do wcllAo call and examine, asl intend making a diflerent arrangement iu my affairs. HERRING ilDOKS. Sumter in., Ga. Oct. 11. tf 500 V:tlti»bl<? Lantl £*»r Sttlc, ACRES of first quality Laud in Atouroe county, adiuining lands of Dr. James___ Thweatt, ami the Montpelier Institute—more than half of this land is as heavily timbered ns any in the oonnty, it will be sold on favorable term* if ap plied for soon. For further particulars, applv to aug 2:1—2 W. S. WILLIFORD. $ont5, jHjors, rtr. rtr. XV. IS. FKRKV lY CO., DEALERS I.V BOOTS AND SHOES, Second Street, Triangular Block. \ RE now receiving a very large stock of i\. Hoot, ami Mure, for the fall and win- ter trade, to which they respectfully invite the _ . attention of Imdies and Gentlemen tradingin tliecity. Their stock has been laid in with great care, embra cing all the desirable styles prevailing lit the North and wifi be offered on tlie most liberal terms, oet 11 4m G ENTS' Fancy Dress Pump and AVelt, .Medium and Water-proof Boots: fine pegiuiitation, Dress and strong Boots; Patent Leather, cloth, enamel auu calf Congress Gaiters, Opt ra Tics, Dancing Pumps, Slippers Rubber Over-shoes and cork soles, just re ceived and for sale by oct 11 WM. B. FERRY Ac CO. B ROGANS—A large stock of black and Russet Plantation Brogans; also, kin, calf and omtmcl leather Brogans, just received and for sale bv oet 11 WM. B. KERRY * CO. L EATHER.—A large stock of Oak and Hemlock sole Leather, French calf Skinsshoc thread*, Ace., just received by WM. B. KERRY Ac CO. oet 11 L ADIES' LacenndCongress Prunella, Satin Fran cis, White Kid and Satin Slippers; Jenny Liml Enam.-l :uid Kill Boots amt Gaiters; Emmie! and Kid Tie* and Bu*kiu Over-shoes, cork soles, «Ye., just received and for sale by oet 11 WM. B. FERRY Ac CO. I JOYS’ fine sewed ami peg imitation, dress and ) thick Boots; calf, enamel and kip sewed and peg Brogans, Gaiters, Dancing Pumps, Act - ., just re ceived by WM. 11. FERRY Ac CO. net 11 M IS.8ES’ Lace and Congress Gaiters; Enamel and Jeimv Lind Boots and Gaiters and Slippers, just received by WM. B. FERRY Ac CO. oet II IVcw Boots and Shoes, A TTHE SIGN OFTHE BIG BOOT, No. 3, Cotton Avenue, oiqiosite Washington Hall, Macon, Georgia.— 1 Die subscribers would return tlieir thanks for tlie very liberal and long eon tinned patronage exteuded to them, aud would most respectfully solicit a continuance of tlie 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 all the dif ferent styles n'nd patterns usually called for in a shoe store, mid would invite those washing to purchase, to call and examinennr stock, as we are prepared to sell as low as any house iu the citv or State, oet 12 MIX Ac KIRTLAND. B OOTS.—A full assortment of Gents’ line 8 French Calf limits, pump sole, welted and tf Avater proof, of various kinds and qualities, both soled aud pegged. Just received and for sale low bv oe{ 12 MIX Ac KIRTLAND. B OOTS AND SHOES.—Men’s, Boysand Youth s fine calf and kip peg’ll Boots ; Men's stout kip hunting mid mud limits; Gent* last ing Gaiters, -Monterey, opera and tics, ami line calf Brogans; Gcnts.boys' and youths' patent mid enam elled Brogans; Men’s, boys’ anti youths' California kip Brogans, a large assortment. oct 12 5I1X A: KIRTLAND. R UBBER SHOES.—A large assortment of Gents and boys Rubbers. Also, Lad dies slipper and samfnl rubber Shoes of Goodyear’s celebrated patent. Just received and for sale low hy oid 12 MIX Ac KIRTLAND. T) LANTATIONIIROGA NS.-Xow instore 1 tbe best assortment of Negro Shoes, we have ever offered iu tliis market. -Men’s double soled peg aud nailed black and mssetts; do. liuavv siuglt sided blackand russetts ; do. boys and youth* black and mssetts, all of which we are selling very low. 51IX Ac KIRTLAND. oct 12 C ALF SKIN AND SOLE LEATHER.-On hand a very superior lot of French Calf Skins, with Li nings ail'd Binding; Oak aud Hemlock sole Lcuthcr Shoe Thread, with a good assortment of Lasts, peg Boot Trees aud shoe finishing. Just received and for sale by 5IIX Ac KIRTLAND. oct 12 China and Crockery Store. Second Slrcrt Triangular Block, Macon, fla. R P. McEVOY has just received and is now • opening an extensive and elegant stock of Goods in his line, to which lie invites public at tention. Among other items, be begs leave to inen- jion the following: White ami Gold-band Cliina, iu Tea and Dinner Setts, at prices from 88 to 8150. Silver Plated Castors and Fruit Baskets. C'kandatlers (for fluid) suitable for Halls * Cimrclics. Brittania Ware—Knives and Forks. Large lot of Vases—Coffee Cups. Goblets, Tumblers and other Glassware. IsMiking Glasses—Waiters. ltesidc a large assortment of White Granite and Common Ware, and every oilier article usually kept ill a similar establishment. Thu Ladies are special ly invited to call and examine his assortment, before purchasing elsewhere. sept Q~ New Rooks IT BO.VRDM.VN’S!!!—-Sir Jonas Barrington’, l \_ Sketches of his own Times; The 51ml Cahin; Mark Hurdlcstoiic ; Roughing it in tlie Bush ; Tin- Fawn of tho Pale Faces; Victims of Excitement, hy Mrs. llentz; Crawford, bv the Author of Alary Barton: -Macaulay’s Speeches; Napoleon in Exile;'The 2nd Vo), of Calhoun’s Works; Webster's Works in six Vols.; Story’s IJfo and Letters; Swift’s Works; United States Exploring Expedition, in five Vols; French on Words, on Proverbs, ami the Parables; Story of -Mont Blanc ; Stray Yankee iu Texas; Nick oft tie Wood*; by Dr. Bird; The Attorney, or the Ottml Correspondence; Basil; The successful Mer chant ; Ranks’ History of the Civil Wars of France: Cmilridge’s Complete Works; Great Truths by Great Author.*; Year Book of Facts for 1853; The Artist Wife; Light and Shade; Saxe's Poems; Tanglewomt Tales, by Hawthorne; Edgar Clifton; The Young Maroouet-s; Miles Trcmenht re; The Picture l’lcasure Book, aud lots of Juveniles, to amuse aud instruct. For salo hy [oct 18| J. M. BOAKDMAN. 100 c Wlietil, Burley, Ac. I’.u-ll.-l* Seed Wll-al. ■ • l.C.-ueN 1WV}’.- . *• liU'ii. i* s--i ,i - :.-k* Guam.. 1.. „..v :: A.'liKU AYKi’.N \ ,\N VXD MAN i 111.AS. at .'o-t liv ,v j, U IN'SHIP A SUN'. oRcanty :uid Economy <’oiiil»iii(*<I T HE OLD VIRGINIA DYE-HOUSE, (Plucnix Like) has from its asliesriseu, with all its various virtues, its origiual colors to bestow. Tlie subscriber most respectfully informs his cus, toiners ami the public generally, that his establish ment lias been rebuilt, andean now Iw found on Cot ton Avenue, West of the Washington Hall, wlu-re lie is fully prepared to execute iu tho best manner all the various branches of Dyeing, Renovating and Re pairing all kinds of Ready 51adc Clothing, and La dies' Dresses, Shawls, Bonnets and all sorbs of Faucv Goods damaged by u»e. Ladies and Gentlemen will please label all articles sent to this establishment.— Goods from all parts of the State sent as before, shall receive prompt attention and forwarded back with care. Factorics’and others having warp tilling to ctdor, will fiud it to their interest to test the virtues of tliis establishment. Persons wishing Huim-spim dyed, will please observe, for black the warp must be pur ple or blue; for brown a copperas color, and for green the warp mnst be white. Cash must bo paid 011 delivery of Goods. ». apl IG OLD VIRGINIA DYE HOUSE. ivnil-ilDfli jiJntirrs. South-Western linilroud Company, MACON, Dec. 13, 1853. rpHE Annual Election for President and Five J. Diiiectors of this Coinpauv, will be held at their Office, in this citv, on Thursday, February 9th, 1854. JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET, dec 20 9t Secretary Ac Treasurer. Thom aston, Dec. 15th, 1853. rp HE Stockholders of this Company are required J. to pay an additional installment of Ten Dollars per share,' on or before the 15th day of February next, at tlieir office in Thoinastnn. By order of tlie Board of Directors. W. D. WOODSON, Tress, dec 20 9t 35 Cllfcsc, A<:. ,-w York state I’ll.- Southwestern Kail road. jyASSEXGER TRAINS leave Macon daily at G}, J. A. M„ arrive at Oglethorpe 1<U, A. M„ arrive at Columbus 1 o’clock, P. 51. Leave Colmnbns daily at 9 o’clock, A. 51., and Oglethorpe at 111, A. M„ ar rive at Macon 3', 1*. M„ connecting at -Macon each way with Central K. K.Trains to Savamiiili, Augusta tml Jlillcdgcvillc, and with Macon Ac Western Trains to Griiliu, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Acc. Connecting daily at Columbus by a fast line of Coaches 28 miles to Opelika, thence G4 miles by 51. Ac W. 1*. R. R. to Montgomery, Alabama. Comiceting 4;t Oglethorpe with Tallahassee and Eiifaula mail stages. Passengers dine at Fort Valiev. GEO. W, ADAMS, Snp’d’nt. Macon. August 22, 1853. sep 20 Macon A Western Kailroad. NEW ARRANGE5IEXT. O N and after 5(ondav, May 17th, the Trains will be run as follows : MAIL TRAIN. Leave 5Iacon 8 13 P. M„ arrive in Atlanta 1 39 A. 51.: Leave Atlanta 5 30 P. M , arrive in 5Incon 10 45 P. 51.; connecting at Atlanta with tlie Trains of the Western Ac Atlantic and I-at.range Ronds, and with the Dav Train of the Georgia Road, and at Ma con with the Day Train of tlie Central aud South western Roads. Passengers will arrive in Macon at a quarter past 12 and at Atlanta, at half past 1, ha ving the remainder of the night for rest. Accomodation Trains, Tri-Weekly, will leave 51a- 011 every Blon.lay, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 o’clock, A. 51. Leave Atlanta 7 30 A. M. Arrive ill Atlanta 3 P. 51. This Train will connect with the uight Train of the Georgia Road at Atlanta, and with the uight Train of tin- Central Roail at Macon. Passengers by tlie Upward Train can dine in Griffin. Tlie Accomodation Train between 5Iaeou and Griffin trill be discontinued. EMERSON FOOTE, Sup’t. mav 11 39 ’I'hc Kauri (o Haultli 1 HOLLO W AY’S PILLS, CURB UFA DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD DIGESTION. Copy of a letter from 5Ir. R. W. Kirkus, Chemist, 7 Prescott street, Liverpool, dated Gtli -lime, 851. To Prof. Holloway—-Sir: Your Pills and Ointment havo stood tlie highest on our list of Proprieta :y 5Ie- dicincs for some year*. A customer, to whom "I can refer for any empirics, desire* me to let yor, know tlie particulars of her case. Slie liad been troubled for years with a disordered fiver aud bad digestion. On tlie last occasion, however, tbe virulanee of the attack was so alarming, and tlie inflamatioii set in so severely, that doubts were entertained of her not be ing able to bear up under it; fortunately she was in duced to try your Pills, and she informs me that after tlie first.and each succeeding dose, she liad great relief. Site continued to take them, and although she used only three boxes, she is now in the enjoyment of perfect health. 1 could have sent you many more cases, but the above, from the severity of the attack, anil the speedy cure, l think speaks much in favor of your astonishing Pills. (Signed) K. W. KIRKUS. An extraordinary cure of Rheumatic Ferer in Van Dicman’s Ixtnd. Copy of a letter inserted in the Hobart Town Cou rier, of the 1st March, 1831, by Major J. Welch. -Margaret 3I'Cmmigaii, 19 years of age, residing at New Town, had been suffering from a violent rheumatic fever for upwards of two months, which had entirely deprived her of the use of her limbs?; during this period she was under the care of the most eiiiiuciit medical men iu Hobart Town, anil by them her ease was considered hopeless. A friend prevail ed upon her to try Holloway’s celebrated Pills,which she consented tn’do, aud in an incredible short space of time they effected a perfect cure. Care of a Pain and Tightness in the Chest and Sto mach of a jicrson 81 years of age. From Messrs. Thcw At Son, Proprietors of the Lynn Advertiser, who can vouch for tlie following state ment, August 2d, 1851 : To Prof, liollmvay—Sir: 1 desire to bear testimony to tlie good effect of Holloway’s Pills. For some years l have suffered severely from a pain and light ness in the stouiueh, which was also accompanied by a shortness of breath, that prevented me from walking about. I am 84 years of a^e, and notwith standing iny advanced state of life, these Pills have so relieved me,tliat 1 am desirous that others should be made acquainted with their virtues. I am now rendered, by their means, comparatively active, and can take exercise without inconvenience or pain, which I could uot do before. (Signed) HENRY COE, Xortli-st„ Lynn, Norfolk. These celebrated Pills are wonderfully efficacious ill the following complaints: Ague, Asthma, Billions Complaints, Blotches 1.11 tlie Skin, Bowel Complaints, Colies, Constipation of tery, kinds, I _ tiini, Jaundice. Liver Complaints, Lumbago, Rlii-u mutism, Piles, Retention ofUrinc, Scrofula or King's Evil, Sore Throats, Stoiio and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms, Tic Douloureux, Tumours, Ulcers, Ve nera! Affections, Worms of all kind*, Weakness from whatever cause, Acc. Sold at the establishment of Prof. HOLLOWAY, 244 Strand, (near Temple Bar, lam.lonj and by all re spectable Druggist and Dealers in -Medicines through out the British Empire, and those of the U. States, ill boxes at 37 j cents, 87, and 81 50 eaeli. Wholesale liv the principal Drug Houses in the Union and by M’.-ssrs, A. B. Ac D. SANDS, New York. There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each box. For sale by WM. W. LINCOLN, Savannah, Ga, aud by E. ll STROHECKER, .Macon, Gu. may to eowly [lie Skin, Bowel Complaints, Colics, Constipation of [lie Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysen tery, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities Fevers of ail kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, Indigestion, lutlamma- Clioicc Iluvnuuii Cigars. r AAA Tres Fl.me’s Cigars. U.UUU 10,000 Corrui Cigars, a superior article. 20,000 JoscpliiiiH, and Union l’aiiateUa. ALSO. 25,000 Cigars, various brands, Aincricnn inanu facture—very low ’prices for cash ouly. For sale by doe 6 T. C, DEMPSEY.' 500' Sperm, Wiialc, Machine Oils. GALLS. Pure Sperm Oil; 5,00 galls, bleach e.1 Whale Oil; 10 barrels Ms.-bine Oil. In store and for sale by CARHART Ac ROFF. juue 15 CLOTHE8 BENOVATISG GENERAL 'TAILORING. rpHE subscriber may bo found at the Mansi.m A House, where he will earTy on the above busi ness. From long experience iu this line, lie feels confident lie will be able to satisfy all who may favor him 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.— Tailoring in general. WILLIAM CORItlDAN. nov 8 3m Bounty Liiitri mill Pension Agency. CIIAKI-KS C. TUCK Kit, WASHINGTON, I). C \ TTOBNHY for Claimants, Ac Agent forobtaining lli volnti.inary. Naval, Invalid and Half-pay Pensions, Bounty Land, arrears of pay, extra pay, lu-„ for Military and Naval services. Bountv Land obtained for tbe widows and heirs of volunteer* of tin- I’-xas Revolution of 1* ;>.: and . \t r.i l-.iv ..lit tin. .! I’".- *-T\ ir.-s in tbe U. S. XaVV (ill Drugs, 3*lf}iirinr. A,Mr.-* ml .Mexico, from IMGt-.l IIARLES C. TUCKER, Wa*bingt..n. D. . CilAN ( V\IPI’.ELL 30 Lime anil Cement. IU.S 1.1 ML ■*. 1,1*. I’-mi--nt. l’or*a!.-bv sen c* 1 CHAN CAMPBELL. DRUGS. CHERRY STREET, NEAR COTTON AYKSCE, MACON, OA. J II. Ac y. g. BLLI8 are receiving, tni^.j • keep constantly on band a general nasort-^Vf ineut of DRUGS AND -MEDICINES—as fol- lows : Alcohol, full strength. Calomel Opium, Antimonials, Acids, Iodine, Alereurials, Cnbebs, Iodide, Indigo, 5Iadder, Copperas. ALCOHOLIC EXTRACTS QF Dandelion Stramonium Sarsaparilla Henbane Aconite Colocvnth Com. Comma Gentia Belladonna PATENT MEDICINES. Old Dr. J. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla; Sands’ do; Wistar’s Balsam Cherry; Sarsaparilla Pills; Jayne’s Alterative; Hair Dve,'Syrup Neptlia; Tetter and Ringworm Ointment; Dead Shot; Cholera Remedy; Trusses; Body Braces; Cherry I’eetoral; Jew Da vid’s Plaster; Expectorant; Vermifuge; Cholagogue; Pile and Itch Ointment ; Extract Buchu; Scidlitz Powders. Cupping Cases, Ace.; Paints, Varnish, Glass, Puttv. PERFUMERY. Premium Shaving Cream ; Fancy Soaps; Extract Rose; Verbena; Patchouly; Musk; Cologne, various choice qualities; Jenny Lind, Pomade; Ox Marrow, Ace. Vinegar, Rouge, Flavoring Extracts, Ac. On hand, tlie Concentrated Compound Syrup of Queen’s Delight and Sarsaparilbi, *0 highly recom mended by Dr. Frost auu other physicians, in ex treme cases of RlieuiiiHti*iii, LiverComplaints, White Swellings Ulcers of tin. Throat, Coughs, Scrofula, Syphilis, eruptions of the skin, Tetter, Jaundice, Ate. Also, 1 set of fine Dentist’s Instruments, consisting of 52 different instruments, in a fine mahogany case. For sale beloW New York retail price. Physicians and families supplied as low as tlie market will admit. nov 12 tf R. R. R—To the Public. RADWAY * CO., tlie Inventors, Manufacturers and Proprietors of the justly celebrated R. R. 1{. Remedies, were the first to discover a Remedy posscssuig the -Marvelous and Miraculous power of stopping tlie most cxemeiating pains iu an instant, allaying tlie worst Cramps and Spasm*, either inter nal or external, iu a few minute*, and soothing the most severe Paroxysms of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Tic Dolorcux, as soon as applied. Tlie It. It. R. Remedies consist of three Remedies, each posses sing quick and wonderful powers over certain com plaints and diseases and will instantly— Relieve the Huinau System from pain. Regulate each Organ to a Healthy action. Resolve away all Diseased Deposit*. Renovate the body from all corrupt humors. Rebuild the weak and broken down constitu tions. Restore to Health, strength and vigor all unsound anil worn out parts. It. It. It.—No. I. KADWAY’S READY RELIEF, For all Acute Complaints, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. Tlie moment it is applied externally, or taken into the system, it will stop tlie most excruciating pain and quickly remove its cause. Ithrmuntisni. Mr. Granger, a mason well known in Brooklyn, was a cripple for nine years. Radway’s Ready Relief relieved him from pain in fifteen minutes, enabled him to walk two miles without a stick or crutch in three days, and cured him entirely iu one week. Thousands of other cases equally as wonderful as tbe above, have been cured by R. It. Relief. Clioleru Jlorbns. Radway’s Ready Relief will relieve the sufferer from all pain iu fifteen or twenty minutes. It will cure the most desperate cases in a few hours. Ksaralfia. The moment R. R. Relief is applied it allays the most painful paroxysms. It will always cure.' Mick Headache. It will relieve tlie most distressing pains in fifteen minutes. It will likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague. Iii ten minutes a tea spoonful of It. R. Relief wiU stop tlie Chills and break the Fever. Aches of all kinds, Pains of ail kinds. Bruises, Burus, scalds, strains, sprains, stiff joints, lameness. Oue application of Radway’s Ready Relief will iu a few moments entirely stop the pain.' It reduces swelliugs, heals sores, cuts and wounds, removes bruises, allays the most violent irritations. For all pains use It. It. Relief. Look for the signa ture of Uadway Ac Co. on each bottle. It. B. K.—No. a. RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, RESOLVES, RENOVATES, REBUILDS. IT CURES Scrofula, Syphilis, Sores, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ulcefh, Tumors, Consumption, Rickets, Nodes, Fever-sores, Bleeding of the lungs. Erysipelas, St. Vitus' Dance, Saft Itlieuni, ltash. Canker, Tetters. Tlie above eighteen complaints R. R. Resolvent will positively cure. It renovates the system completely, resolving away from the solids all impure poisonous and diseas ed deposits, freeing the blood and fluids of life from all corrupt humors, restoring energy and vigor, health and strength to every organ and member of the body. LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY, Hon. J. J. Middleton, of Waccainaw, S. C„ writes us under date of 5Iay 2d, 1853, that Radway’s Reno vating Resolvent cured one of his negroes, on liis plantation at Beaufort, of a scrofulous complaint, of many years' standing. The poor fellow was a dis gusting object of pity; lie was a moving mass of sores. The other negroes could not remain in tlie same place with him. He was entirely cured by Railway's Renovating Resolvent, and is now at work iqion the plantation. To tlie people of -S. 5Ir. Middleton is well kuowu, and to the political world 3tr. .Middleton is uu stranger. Sirrofuln. When the Patient lias been alllieted for five years, or under, favorable symptom* will appear on the third day after using R. R. Resolvent. Ten years Fifteen years. Twenty year*. Thirty years, Forty years, Killy years. on the Fifth day. Seventh day, Tenth day, Fifteenth day, Twentieth day, Thirtieth dav" Forsale by E. L STROHECKER Ac CO., -Maeon; Phelps Ac Ensign, Forsyth; J. W. Jones, Griffin, and Druggists and Merchants everv where. net 23 1 v Oglethorpe House. rpHE Subscriber has just opened this spa 1 «:i _ ions, and every way desirable Hotel [mm nt Brunswick, and furiiislied it throughout JiiUUL with New Furniture, and he intends to offer to Travelers, aud tegular or transient Boarders, all tbe comforts of a First Class Hotel. JOHN H WOOD, Proprietor, Brunswick, Georgia. Slay, 1853. 41—ly Fresh Garden Seeds. on nnn Papers Garden Seeds. oU.UUU 2 barrels Onion Seed*. 1 bushel Kentucky Blue Grass Seed. 1 do. French Lucerne Seed. 1 do. lted aud White Clover Seed. Just re ceived, and for sale wholesale and retail, hy GEORGE PAYNE, Druggists, Maeon, Ga. dee C 17—3m To the Merchants of Macon. rA OODS intended for Macon, brought up the Chat U taliooehce River upon the Boats mentioned be low, will be forwarded through Columbus Free of Commission. Steamer Oswichee, “ South Cauolin.a, “ Cusskta, “ Eagle. Columbus, Nov. 8, 1833. 3m liiuidi'ctli’s Warranted Garden Sectl. ROWTII of 1853)01:—12 varieties Cabbages; VJ Beans, Snap.*, and Runners; Beets, Cucum bers ; Lettuce, Radishes; 10 varieties Peas; Tur nip*. E. Dutch. Red Tops, anil others; Grass seeds. Flower set-d*. Canary Seed*, anil many other kinds. Also, Button Onions, and Onion setts. 1 1 ' Country Merchants and Families supplied on suitable terms. J. ILAc W. S.ELLIS, Near Cotton Avenue Cherry *t„ Macon, dec 6 17 3m Blankets, Kerseys, Ac. 1000 ami 12* quarter B^ punter Blanket*. 13 pair 10, II I Blanket*. HI bale.* eorgia KiT'iys. 13 bali-s Osniiliurg*. 1" bale* Artis. With a'general assortment of Domestic ami aple Drv G F.,r sail- bv nov 1 ' ’ ASHER AYRES. Brails / \N Savannah. Charleston. New York, Boston, V J.V.- . dis.-.-tlntoii t,v f DAY A CO. Western Hotel. T HIS spacious HOTEL situated in most central portion of the city for bu- ■ 1 fll sine**, and capable of accommodating 690 persons has ju*t been thoroughly repaired through out, and opened for tin-accommodation of the pub lic. Merchants from Georgia will find this oue of the most comfortable and convenient HOTELH in the city, as the proprietors are anxious to secure their patronage. CF" One trial is solicited. D. D. WINCHESTER, 5 TII0S. D. WINCHESTER. > Proprietors. BEXJ. T. WINCHESTER.3 No’s. 9, 11, 13 and 15, Courtlandt street, N. Y. March 15, 1853. i v Valuable Works lor Libraries, PUBLISHED BY CHARLES B. NORTON, No. 71 Chambers Street, N. f. P OOLE'S Index to Periodical Literature.— g Forming a complete key to the contents of over 1,500 volumes of standard Periodicals, both Ameri can and English. Published in 1 voL 8vo. 86; half calf, 87. Stuart’s Naval and 5Inil Steamers of the United States.—Beautifully illustrated with over to plates. Published in 1 vol. 4to. *8; Turkey MoroooOj $12. Stuart’s Naval Dry Docks of the United State*.— Forming a complete history of tho construction, cost, Ac., of the Naval Dry Docks of this country. I vol. I to., ••’>; Turkey Morocco, Sio. The Now York Quarterly.—This valuable Periodi cal will hereafter lie published by the subscriber. Terms 83 per annum. The back volume can be had on application. Norton's Literary nnd Educational Register for 1854.—Containing a full report of the first Librarians' Convention; also, valuable Statistics relating to Literature and Education. Price 38 cents; bound 50 cents. Norton’s Literary Gazette.—The most complete guide for book-buyers. Published on the 15th of each month at $1 per annum. In Press—A Complete Catalogue of Books, suita ble for town and school Libraries, carefully select ed for Libraries of loo to 2,000 volumes, by Henry Barnard, LL. D„ originally prepared for the u*e of the School Committees of Connecticut and Khodu Island ; carefully revised and brought down to the present time; l vol. 8vo. Now Ready—5Iuelauriu’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 perset. Maclunr’m’s Series of Fine Hand-Books.—Com plete in 4 parts. 50 cents. The Machiurin Steel-Pen—5Ianufactured by Gil- lott expressly for this system of writing, in boxes of three ilozen each. Price 38 cents. {jjp AU of the above sent by mail, on recalpt of the amount affixed. CHARLES B. NORTON, Agent for Libraries, dee 13 No. 71 Chambers**t, N. Y. Hurd’s Golden Gloss for the Xluir. 4 MONO the manv preparations for the growth of rVtlu- Hair, this GOLDEN GI.OSS takes the. lead. Three reasons will be given why it is so uni versally used and preferred to all others. 1st. Be cause it lias proven the moat effectual*in Baldne.**. 2d. Because it imparts a beautiful dark gin** and delightful perfume to the Hair. 3d. Because tho La-' dies, with tine discrimination, which they all possess, have adoptedit. Many other reasons 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 rery where. W. C. HURD, Proprietor, 304 Broadway, N. York. 1 tT Large discount to Merchants, [nov 22 6m Silk Goods, Acc. C ARLETON, CLARK, & CO.—Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Silk and Fancy Dry Goods, 139 Brotuhcay. N. V. Are receiving by ev ery arrival of Steamers and Packets from France and England, themostdesirablcdescriptionsof RICH DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, RIBBONS. EMBROI DERIES, Ac., Ac., of their own selection. And will be prepared by the 15th instant to exhibit an assort ment of goods in. tlieir line, which will fairly com pete with any in tlie city. Also, a complete assortment of CARPETINGS, foreign and domestic, and having manufacturers ma king exclusively for them, have now on hand, and will be receiving throughout tlie season patterns to be found iu no other house. Jnlv 19, 1853, ly iTIOBK A GAM.AG1IEK, Ridge Road and Coates Street, Philadelphia. I RON FOUNDERS A Slanufacturers of Wrought aud 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 Lots. 5Iore A Gallagher’s Book of Original Designs and List of Prices sent to persons wishing to make a selection. nov 8 2m Fancy Goods, Comb nnd Hosiery Warehouse. W ARD, PECK A CO., Importers and Deal ers.—No. 47, Maiden Lane, Nine York.—Have always on hand the largest andbest F.ssorted stock of Fancy goods, combs, jewelry, per fumery, and YANKEE NOTIONS generally, that can be found in America, to which the} - would in vite the particular attention of the Merchants of Georgia. Tlie Hosiery Department is superintended by Mr. CHURCH, whose long experience in this branch of the business, will enable them to offer extra"it dinary inducements. N. B.—Great care and attention given to order*. 51 arch 15, 1853. ■ ly Arrivals for Fall 1'radc, 1853. "VfEW A HEAVY WOOLENS, the greatest bar- i.\ gains ever offered in New York. WM. H. KNOEPFEL, 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 invited to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. july 26 ly Fisher & Cushing:, T5I PORTERS AND JOBBERS IN SILK AND 1 FANCY DRY GOODS—No. 10 Courtlani.t Street, New York.—Have now on hand, and are constantly receiving the richest and most desirable styles of'DRESS GOODS. SILKS, LACES, EM BROIDERIES, MANTILLAS and RIBBONS, to which they would invite the attentiou of the Geor gia Merchants when visiting New York, aud for cash or approved credit great inducements will be offered. » X. B.—Particular attention paid to orders. 5Iarch 15, 1853. Iv Fraud! A LL who want AXES of the real COLLINS A CO. make should lie particular to notice the stamps, as there are various counterfeits and imita tions stamped' Collins, tun! Libelled much like our.*, which are fraudulently sold in some pnrts of the Uni ted States as our manufacture. They are made in different parts of the country by various axe-maker*, aud are generally of very inferior qunilty. Tlie genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped “ COL LINS A CO., Hartford," and cadi axe bus a printed label with my signature, it is now more than 23 years since we commenced tlie business with the stamp of “ Cillim A Co., Hartford," and I do not know of any other axe-maker by the name of Collins ill the United States, ang 2:t—2 ly SAM. W. COLLINS. IColtri't Lawson, C4 ADDLE, HARNESS AND COLLAR k O MANUFACTURER, wholesalkj AND RETAIL, No. 42, South stmt, Omodoor* frans hnnlntrd street, Baltimore, M ■■ ’’land. Tlie above articles arc mannfaetii., d >-f the be*t materials, and at the lowest prices. Merchants aud Wholesale Dealers are invited to call and examine my stock before making purchases, being prepared to sell goods as low ns tlicy can bo purchased ip tmy of the Northern or Eastern cities, «ml pledges liiinself to duplicate any bill made in those cities. Please call and satisfy yourself of the fact. [aug 9 52—lv REMOVAL Macon Uug(U4‘i - i - «‘;iii Gallery. VYrK have removed from Mulberry -Str.-et, to Y\ Triangular Block, where we will be pleased to sec our friends, and all those who are desirous of having Likenesses taken. .Satisfaction given in ev- ■ r, instance, or 110 charge. ■■■•' Instruction given, and apparatus furnished. \ ■: Entrance through M- j .**r*. Murdock A Os born's l’iano store, Cotton Avenue, and between Me Lvov A Fcrrv *, Second Stre, t. d. ,' 2'1 iu—tt' mcdaniel a smith. a .11 ackerel. ~,rv HALFBbLNo. 1 Mackerel. 15 do. •• “2 100 ll,*. Cod Fish, just received and for sale bv OCt 11 V11A S._C A M PBK LL. ' ( lirisliiiu*. tinil Now Year pi't'seut*. rillli: subscriber* respectfully invite Public atteii- J tion, totheir selection of Fine Watches, Jewelry, silverWare, Work Boxes, Desk*, Dressing Cases, and an endless variety ol Fancy Articles, appropri ate for Holiday Gilts.' E. J. JOHNSTON A CO. dee 20 F01 - Sale. FINE Northern horse, perfaotly broka to draft. Applv to ■e 27 — st F L STROHECKER