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Newspaper Page TextCHARACTER IN AS .VI'CICSNACV TO A NT ATS AN TO A PItIVATI? IXDIVISI'AL, AXO TIIK (il.OKV OF A STATE IS THE CO^UIOX PROPERTY OF AM< ITS CITIZENS. i XXVII. MACON, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUAllY'7, 1854. NO. 26. f|t (Pcnrgm From the XX’nshingtnn Sentinel. Cnjitniu Tobin’» Erllrr. A friend lias handed ns the following corres pondence, which actually occurred, in 184C, between the Second Auditor and Captain To bin. The gallant captain was a son of Erin. Full of mirth, wit, and vivacity, he could not »« Advance, Two Dollars mul lie grave even in official corrcsjioudencc. His I , T"pcr sniiiun. ' letter was published all over the country at the Ipivu*. F' iiiitiiml . (1 _ PX (.r.pt *t the option of the time it was written, and excited the merriment " ^' until *11 arrearage* ore paid. of eyerylesly. We republish the letter, not — ...urn every Tuesday morm.no f BY GREEN, BARXEH * CO. SUITOR* ASt» rilOPRIKTOR*. Ocean Steamer*. The links that connect the old world, with the new, arc fast multiplying. Within a short time, three new steam lines have bi-eu formed, to connect severally with Maine, New Found- laud and New Brunswick, or the Canadas, and which will comprise ten steamship*, as follows : Liverpool :md Portland line 3 Liverpool, Glasgow and Montreal 5 Liverpool and St. John 2 rniinniiatj Itrnm £jji|i5. 3rturlnj, Iwrinuarr, rit. l\nil-l\Dni Ustirrs. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. ■ f 1 ’' 1 ' 1 *t the regular charge will be One ! doubting that it will lie generally acceptable : I wnaiv of to linn or leu, for the first in- Something “Rich and Rare.”—'Hie New 1 i f ft f rente for each subsequent Inser- Orleans Delta publise* the followin'' corrcs- j m ,, v rt'i«*meid« -—’ " t„ time, iwiideucc, as an illustration of the philosophy ! >■ iFromthe Washington Union.] pf letter-writing. Mr. McCalla, it will be seen J* ■ Y If"' 1 " tkalili*" Appeal-The Revival of the f * r Agitation. TV leaders and organs of abolitionisiii pre- 1 in lie greatly alarmed for the cause of " j ilin ,' v the’provisions of Mr. Douglass’ I -T* Whilst they profess to mourn over the ,that they apprehend awaits the cmiutry, -Irliearts are really made glad that a pre- ! ti-fiimisli^l them for getting tin an agita- _ Their holies of success are based upon ^npepi'ct of inducing the anti-slavery feel- North to unite with them in op|K»si- .Tlie first nieutioneil will lie seini inmitldv. Tlie . . pioneer of the line, the Sarah Sands, has already Orleans Delta publises the following corrcs- i m ?3 c *" r,ri l‘. - - p - 1 The steamers of the Montreal line, will measure 2,00i) tons each, and one of them will he ready in , _ _ June next. The line to St: John is projected liv the IIH-II ‘„:',\ t J’ ll I HT- ) I s positive, pointed, and sen- proprietors of the St. John mu! Liverpool line of ’ l., „i 11 ••♦ain Tobin ;s candid, discur- l? 1 "*?* ships, which consists of right v.-sscls-The (trs, slionia DO . The whole if not Iroiwl. Reamers nmv proposed are iron screw steamships of ranee given to . L * .* , " r 0,< ’ , ,,ot ~ eUL ®” 1.600 tons, to he hsrk-riggcd, and to cost £250,000, — ” ”ic, belongs at least to the “ 4«U»tc the institution '; rv . This is a total misrepre I* ‘^visions of the bill. As declared by Mr. I wins* in the Senate, the bill neither legis- • ..hiviTV into the Territory nor nut of it, but , iiirs that it may go there or not, as tin: I; inhabiting it tnay determine. It rest* :.|)„. assumption that all the people of all ■ states have an interest in the territory, and • viis the door for all who ehoose to make home to enter; and when there, iteon- lh. ni the full right to regulate their ;,rn:il;md domestic interests for themselves. I it wither says to the slave-owner that slavery 1,31 or rill not exist in the Territory; but it I. date*t» him that as it is eonunoii property, I ,y| not lie prohibited by any action of i;r ,— from cmigriitiiig to it; and when ,y. lie must abide by tlie judgement of all • r inhabitants as to the continued enjoyment tkii slave property. lint the general outerv of the abolitionists . i!at the bill violate tfte solemn and sacred lift entered into in JtSJO between the North yt^e Sooth. They claim to lie shocked Lihrmunnity of a proposition which abro- It-s,.compromise! The wickedness of po- IDad tbolinonism never nuuiifcatcd itself more Ltrh than in its attempt to rest its opposi- J. ; ..*u the ground of fidelity to a compromise, tofederal constitution was the result of a rroinise; and yet the ruling spirits of al>- r;-Jlr ftriocity n;.Av'vjijtated to defy tlie provi- urnm-lit of cold-blooiled ntld NYulieil'ese Lance will never, I hope, be effaced from l aivuion’of Europe. The massacre, con- Ll even after all resistance had long cons ults n savagem-ss of nature which feels aerasity for tlie conquered brave nor pity li'yMple** and unoffending. When the Ai:i.>n mid the Mugnilor arrived on the :. they found every house destroyed, or (.in names, and the town almost utterly an- lei mangled bodies and limbs Hunting lit or rotting upon the beach, and the dead .dug scattered among the still burning ...iits that strewed flic sea and shore. > stated that even after tlie docks ami » »rre destroyed, tlie Russians poured an '■cit shower of grape mid canister on the 1 founded wretches who were stntggling ithe waves and striving to reach tlie shore ' thirst for massacre could not be stay- dV one human being survived. Scarce* iit.T of tin- many written that does not > 4 this massacre and eoiiflagation, of the .•f ins ferocity of the assuilimts, and the fito heroism of the victims—“heroism,” ■ wletter, “that reenlls the most devoted I -’"l ancient times.” Of the effect pro- 1 l! Constantinople by tlie sad tidings it l> ttiuoas to speak. Crowds of people col- r d tlie streets and accompanied tlie fam- I < the victims of Sinope to the residence VOsojHKlaa l’asba, on wlioin the fault is : laving sent to the Blnck Sea, a sqiiad- • weak and so unprotected when it was "•that the Ktissiaus were prowling along w "f Asia .Minor. Their clamors reach- i- of tiic l'aslia, mid oncnccount says |- i u-idered it prudent to conceal him- viheihnnld full a victim to po]iular Tlie arnuigo tin* agreeinee' Places, a', Treascrv Dupartmunt, each. They will each cross the Atlantic once a i month, touch hie at St. Johns, Newfoundland, on i every trip. It is supposed that the Legislatnro of ,, ■ i New Isnmswiek, will make the proprietors a grant of Jcrusiil Seeoml Auditor s Oflice, July 31, 1816. j #t>o,000 per annum for ten years, to aid in the estah- Tlir 0,1 * re ehargesl on the hooks of this otlicc I Hshntfcnt of this Hue of steamers, mul com]>cusate ,.‘,3S, the valn.i of the cluthiii-; and lilaiikcts . them for carrying the mail. c *ilirtj.j^j B r the nac of your company, and for which 1 hospitoe held accountable. In order to relieve 1 'What is a Fop f A Mr Stnrk in ^tasssssRfsaai: o.rew<»..h. v rs M „-. ^ 1 *iml t«itheim*n uud«*r your comuiiuid, mid r«*- Acw lork, tlius ficniics a fop: ^fliefop i«« acompleto Fperiinun of an outride phi Nfir Vorh A* Harnuaah .S<rnini*IiipM. DAYS OF I.EVVINO SAVANNAH TOR NEW TURK. TIIK Florida, Capt. Womlliull Nov. S The Alabama, Capt. Sehcuek “ !i 'Hie Augusta, Capt. Lyon, “ 12 Hie Florida. Caid. Wmalhnll “ 111 The Alahama, Capt. Sclieiick “ 23 Tlie Augusta, Capt. Lynn, “ 2u Tlie Florida, Capt. WoodhnD Ucc. 3 Tlie Alabama, Capt. Sclienck, 7 The Augusta, Capt. Lvon The Florida, Capt. Woodhul The Alabama, Capt. Sclienck Hie Augusta, Capt. Lyon The Florida, Capt. AVoodbuU, “ 31 | These ships are the largest on the coast, unsurpass ed in speed, safety or comfort—making their passage in SU to 60hours, and are commanded hv skillful, careful and polite officers. _ They offer a most desir able eonvevanee to Xe»v York. On the eompletion 1 of the KN’GXVILLK, in January next, this line will 1 he semi-weeklv. ■ Cabin passage. 111. FALL* WINTER TRADE, 1853. WE AUK. NOW OFFEIIIXO AT THF. Ol.n STAND OF \VM. 1>. .V K. J. JOHNSTON, Mulberry St., fronting Cotton Avenue, T IIK Largest stock of new and desirable style of j Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware. Fancy Goods, I Guns, Cutlery, etc., to he found in the State, on the ! most favorable terms. E A eall is respectfully invited. nov K - E. J. JOHNSTON & CO. ; 10 21 Presents. A FINK Selection of articles, suitable as Bridal Y and other presents. We lding Cake Boxes. Ac., for sale by |tiov -*] K. J. JOHNSTON >V CO. • Work Duxes, ’KITING DESKS, Odour Boxes, Ac. For sale l,y E. J. JOHNSTON * CO. nov a 2 Porte Monnies, C IGAK CASES, Walking Canes, *£jdfgRnt I'd- For sale by nov 8 South-Western Railroad Company, . MACON, Dee. 13. lf»S3. T HE Annual Election for President and Five Directors of this Company, will be held at their Office, in this city, on Thursday, February fltli, IS.'.!. JOHN T. BOIFECILLET, dec 20 9t Secretary A Treasurer. Drugs, 3Mirinrs, &r. Oltiee 'riioinn*toii unit Rnrnesvillp R. R. Co. w DRUGS. CHERRY STREET, NEARTOTTOS ATENCX, MACON, OR. J I1, & XV. S. El.I.IS are receiving, aud^^F . keep constantly on hand a general assort-Tf ment of DltUOS AND MEDICINES—as fol- a lows : Alcohol, full strength. Opium, Acids, Mercurials, Iodide, Madder, Calomel Antimonials, Iodine, Cubeba, indigo. Copperas. ALCOHOLIC EXTRACTS OF Dandelion Stramonium Sarsaparilla Henbane Aconite Coloevnth Com. Couiiiin Gratia Belladonna PATENT MEDICINES. Old Dr. J. Townsend's Sarsaparilla; Sands’ do j Thomaston, Dec. 15th, 1853. rpIIE Stockholders of this Company are required L to pav an additional installment'of Ten Dollars i • ... . per share," on or before the 15ili day of February I Wistar’s Balsam Cherry; Sarsaparilla Pills; Jayne a next, at tlieir office in Thomaston. lty order of the I Alterative; Hair Dye, Syrup Neptha: letter and Board of Directors. W. D. WOODSON, Treas. i Ringworm Ointment; Dead Shot: Cholera Remedy; ■lr«. -hi ; Trusses ; Body Braces; Cherry Pectoral; Jew Da vid's Plaster; Bxpectorr.nt; Vermifuge; Cholagogne; | Pile and Itch Ointment ; Extract Bucbu; Seidlitz Powders. Cupping Cases, Jtc.: Paints, Varnish, Glass, Putty. PERFUMERY. ]>nteilt l;,„ymaster | u deduct the several aumnnts g*iti:il«t ai|U.v»ic.it. coneurmie,responsible for the camp and i , ige received for your company until 1 fi'i 1 1,1 *» Cniteil States ipiartennaster. I he (leeb-, your obedient servant, preamble oP- *M- MeCALLA, Second Auditor, iie^forinilll V J B, -S Washington Regiment Iaiuisi- in the interest _ rity of tlie Ottn Tkeasi-ry Department. equilibrium ^vnditor's Office, Augusts, 1816. . r \ ion of the honorable tlie Secretary t ’> ., . ._itier nnder your command is enti- * “e SMlIff),* clothing, lothe amiiiuit of 621 ; all rail) on its are to he charged with. There will ri*snliitiin»-'C‘i of which you will be informed by ■ninissrntt w ‘ 11 l’* eas '’ consider this letter your ' •i*'" itinn to the one yon received from iue tonus ot a Ik,. • Very respectfully, just expectn M. MeCALLA. Second Auditor (jg;, r i,c(]>oliin, Louisiana Volunteers. Philadelphia and Iosopher. He is one-third collar, one sixth psteut leather, one-fourth walking stick, and the rest kid \ m IIE new and splendkl siile-wlKH-i steam- ploves anil liitir. As loliw remote anmtrv tliw i?« ' 1 tihip Kicr-8T«».\E Statk, Cffiitnin some ami lit; but, it n* now pretty well set tied that Ik* ! crtllardie; .Statk ok Ukouuia, C«i»tnin.I.,).Uar- im the son of a tailors irooae. He becunic*j« cr^tMticjit ( van, Jr., will leave Siivaiuiah tor I'liilahclphia every the tfmell ot new cloth. He w somewhat nervona, Wedue^lav. dream of tailor s bills gives liiin tlieuiglitinare. [ These steam-ships are the most comfortable on tlie RyMf kalr one would jndge lie had been dipped like • coast, and are uusuriiasseil for safety an Achilles, but it is evident the goddess must have held : They will leave Savannah as follows him by the bead instead of the heel. Nevertheless, j Key-Stoue State, Wednesday, 2i such men are useful. If there were no tadiailes there would be no frogs. They are not so entirely to blanie for being devoted to externals. Paste diamonds must have a splendid setting to make them sell. Only it seems to lie a waste of materials, to put live dollars worth of beaver on live cents worth of brains. State of Georgia, Key-Stone State, State of Georgia, Key-Stone State, State of Georgia, Key-Stoue State, State of Georgia, Kev-Stone State, . 28th Sept. 5th Oct. “ 12th “ “ 19th « “ 2«fh « “ 2nd Nov. 9th •• “ 16 th “ “ 23rd “ “ 30tli “ “ 7th Dec. “ Ulli •* 620 00 8 00 C. A. L. LAMAR. Agent in Savannah. I1KKON & MARTIN. Agents in Philadelphia. r offered fur sale in Macon, from th _ celebrated Factories of J. C. Chiekering and Nunn A Chirk, warranted superior tiiaiiv other made in the Culled States. Also, two HARPS from J. F. Brown 8c Co’s. Factory. . * The above instruments are a fenst to one’s eyes to and speed.— ! look at. and the tone completely captivating. We j shall take pleasure to show these instruments to any that have it taste for fine goods. On hand. Prince Melodians, best article of the kind made ; Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Acconleotis, Tnmliorina, Bugles, Clarionelts, Flagolettes, Flutes, and a variety of Brass instruments for Bands, kept in ; ourliuc. Guitar and Violin Strings, Sheet Mnsie for i Piano Mild Guitar, Instruction Books, Ac. Eufanla mail stage Passengers dine at Fort Valiev. GKO. W. ADAMS, Stip’d’nt. Macon, August 22, 1853. sep 20 Ship Timber is now prepared bv machinery. 0 . , Col. Hamilton, of New York, lias invented'a ! Kev^StliiVe State’ steam saw-mill which is said to cut, with the i State of Georgia! . . . , j nicest precision, any piece of timber required i Cabin Passage • vetbe^imor toaciumsriedgethe' receipt f°" 8,li F The shaping of timbers ; Peerage Passage •m you, one dated 3l»*t July, the other I Hito varied forms, (such as floor futtock, planks Peru Ueo.m only answer by ayam. j and other pieces,) required in building ships, ! ■f mine was ouee indulging in the > has hitherto been performed bv manual labor, Spet. 97,1853. ZPfcZrtSEgfS'ZZ ami the process is one of grejit expense, for | FOR the obvious reason that experienced men can. Touching Darien, Kennewick, St. Mary's. Avenue, I ni. only wit. extreme care and at high wages. , j ad Jnti lUt Mddlel.rrg, (Blacjc Creek) } ...™± execute the same. 1 he invention, it is assert- ; /Vrofnfrt. II A B 1) \V ABE. FTtllE New and Scferior steam- U BBAV, CABlIARTfft CO., J packets &.V1NT JOHN S, t’apt. LiSsAtf&5& I \vhoi.ksai.k and hetaii. drai.eks in I J .': ,, ^^. RKKIM,U ' V , aml " H.LIA.Mdnni i:m;i.isie a ahi:i:h a.\ hardware Pacific Railroad Bills.—Washington, ‘'ASTON, Capt. Ihos. Fit aw,.will have for tbo THIRD-STREET—MACON, Ga. Jail. 31. Senator Foote of Vermont will I ve places as follows: 1 lie ft. John s on lbnrs- T>EG leave to invito the attention of_^ 1,1 •,]. ,i p '<; ] > .. j ,,,,, j *biy morning, IStli inst., at to o clock, and \N lii. Gas- Jj their friends and tliennblie. to their ^*5 shortly tlltriKlllce the I .Ulln Bailroad Bill, ! toil on luesday inormng, 20th inst., at 10 o eloek, I Thf. I’EVIper. mittee of Wvu ehieken. The poor bird rhir- nroaelied t|,llowu his throat, and he very polite- ed that they* ,h< ’ l ,mv - rs ’ '"J" ««"*'• J' ,,u “iniko a week. So sir, that your favors have reached notice. have been chasing me tlirough offices; that is to express myself An Engllmn I received their, they (the letters) eonr-o of lirf**' 00 a,M * 1 w * s I'l'here; anil when .* r theni, they were np here; and I was next session * throwing Oat most of my men have been paid ships, am) tered to the four quarters of the globe, nrntoetioif ffT sailors, as 1 was myself. From 1 'tie charges) nothing ean he expected j. — ,, garris«iu equipage lias heou turned 1 ’iper officers, with the exeepfion of sun- t. '"lied and placed *»,-> dr r,„„U,t in chop- ping'Uonii’iiioJe aiuiahle ehapperalson the banks of the Rio Grande. I except, also, the camp kettles and pans, many of which were used up in roasting, boil ing, stewing, and frying our pork and beaus, I,aeon, and fresh heel', not to speak of the slow venison, which some were ill-natured enough to call Mexican beef. For iny own responsibility in the matter, I regret, more on Cnele Sam’s account than on iny own, that 1 am not w.nth a continental damn. 1 have been not only paid, but I believe overpaid by uliont *10. My conseienre compelled me to remonstrate with tlie paymasters, but they assured ine that they made no mistakes ; hank tellers sometimes say the same. I considered their feelings, and indulged them. How ever, 1 made a good use of the money. 1 gave it to tlie sick and unpaid soldiers. Most of the other captains are !u tlie same fix with myself (barring the overpay) s limit responsibility, aud refer to my epistle as an answer. If you have any further couiiimuications for me, please direct them to the care of Major General John I., Lewis, New Orleans. I seldom go to the post of. ficc, because 1 have nobody to correspond with ; and yet I am not the man who never had father nor mother, hut was •* won in a raffle.” Very respectfully, G. H TOBIN. Captain Company D, Washington Regiment laiuisi- ana Volunteers. John M. McCalla. Second Auditor. P. S.—I don't know whether tosign myself captain, ex-captain, orlate captain. I «■«» a captain. Mbcridnn’n “ Breaker.” Betty was certainly an excellent servnnt-of- all-work—honest, sober, ami cleanly—hut she hail, unfortunately, such slippery lingers that there was a continual “change” in the crock ery ami glass department of iny father’s estab lishment ; and, notwithstanding iny horror of her “ fragile facilities,” I was compelled in my own defence, paradoxical as it may sound, ‘to break her!” Every decanter and winc- FALATKA, E. F., lVaifekr*, Ji-svelry nnd Fancy Good*. Splendid Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gentlemen aud Ladies patterns, t Sold Chains, Brooches, Kings, Bracelets, Gobi Thimbles.. Gold Pens, and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Silver Spoons and Forks, silver, ivory anil wood Nap kin Rings, silver plated Cake Baskets, Castors, Wait ers ami Candle Sticks—and a variety of Fancy Goods, Shot (inns. Rides, Game Bags, Ponchos, Flasks. Pistols, Ac. J Clocks and Watches repaired, and warranted, at short notice. Give us a call at our old stand, Cot- Building. ’J. A. * S. S. VIRGIN. illacoit A Western Railroad. IgMll— NEW ARRANGEMENT. For sale below New York retail price. Ip’ Physieians and families supplied as low the market will admit. nov 12 tf R. R. K To tlie Public. RADWAY A CO., tlie Inventors, Manufacturer „ „ , . , mid Proprietors of the justly celebrated It. B. R. 0“£ih"s: ,U> '- Ml *y 171b ’ l,,oTrainswm h" | Remedies, were the first to discover a Remedy MAIL TRAIN. ' possessing the Marvelous and Miraculous power of Leave Macon 8 15 P. M„ arrive in Atlanta 1 39 . stopping the most excruciating pains in an instant, A- M- : Leave Atlanta tin P. M., arrive in Macon to allaving the worst Cramps and Spasms, either inter- ,f . ••■'' u ■«»■*■«-• “■ »• with the Day Train of the Georgia Road, and at Ms- ! ,no ' f “vvere Paroxysms ot Rheumatism, Neuralgia, eon with the Day Train of the Central and South- and Tic Doloreux, as soon as applied. Tlie It. R. II. western Roads. Passengers will arrive in Macon at Remedies consist of three Remedies, each posses- viug^h^e^emjduderiiV l JiiiMiijjlit*Vin^ rest.** P,,S ‘ ’’ h *' * "*»* •!»« *nd wonderful powers over certain com- A Trains. Tri-W-ekly, wiH leave Mn- j plaints and diseases and will instantly— ml, siqici’ccilcs nil the manual labor, ami does the work more perfectly. their friends aud tlie public, to their ... . , „ _ .... , ... . r.. — . — . now large nnd splendid stock of Hard- v* With n capital of seventy-live millions, one- ; ««d will continue to leave at the same hour every ware and Cutlery, iron and Steel. Nails “ third subscribed by individuals, one-tllird Bmrsday and Tuesday thereafter. 'J he latter, boat Hollow-ware, Blacksmith and Carpenter’s Tools, ! eanying the l .S. Mail, r or freight or passage, ha v- ; Building Materials of everv description, and every lUg hand.soine state room accommodations, apply on i variety of Shelf Goods. 'House keeping Articles, j board Or,to J. II. GUXltt, Agent. ! Agiieidtnral Implements anil Machinists’Tools, Cot ,, ' ... IJJr . i carrying the U. S. Mail. For freight or passage, lia v- wavctl bv government until Jrieo, nml one- i, a adso,i - • • third given by government, in eonsiderntion j board or to I eon every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 , o'clock, A. M. Leave Atlanta 7 30 A. M. Arriv,- i j i» Atlanta 3 P. M. This Traill will connect with the • . lilglit Tralnofthe Georgia Rond at Atlanta, and with : j the night Train of the Central Road at Macon. 1 Passengers by the Upward Train can dine in j 1 Griffin. The Accomodation Train between Macon and • Griffin will he discontinued. EMERSON FOOTE, Sup’t. ! may 11 39 j Here is Your Remedy. of which the mail, troops &c., arc to he 'Uaots, J-Jjors, rtr. rtr. tv. B. FERRY & CO., DEALERS IN ROOTS A IV D SHOES, Second Street, Triangular Jlhx k. \ RE now receiving a very large stock of Boole nml Shoe*, for tlie fall and win ter trade, to which tliev respectfully invite the . attention of laulies mul Gentlemen tradingin thceity. Tlieir stock has keen laid in with great care, embra cing all the desirable styles ]>revai)ing at the North and will he offered on the most liberal terms, oet 11 4m t*P“Tlie Ft. John's will go to St. Augustine every 4th trip, commencing (leaving tsavaunah) on the 29th inst. sep 6 ly |'rafrs5iDiinl nnil i'nsiuriis (Tnrlis, ! A. M. srKXR. A. D. HAMMONII. I PEER 8c HAMMOND, Attornevs at Law, Mn- | O eon, do.—Will practice in the adjoining comities ( of the Macon and Flint Circuits. | III”’ 8 tv lpleiiM ton. Manilla and Ilemp Rope, together with a large stuck of Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, Zinc, Wire, We are also now receiving direct from Sweden, one hundred tons of Swedish Iron, assorted, from t to 12 inches wide. We take this occasion to assure all who eall on us that we are prepared to furnish them with everything in our liue at the very lowest market rates, dee 6 17 T IT. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY at LAW— •) • Fohstth, BIonuoe County, Ga. .March 22. 1853. W A. I.ANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, . Clintox, Ga. C 'tENTS’ Fancy lints Pump aud Well. Medium j J ai mav 17 lv Iron ami Steel. rjtllE undersigned are now receiving in addition A to their large Stock of Iron, too Tons Sweed Iron liy direct importation. 50 Tons English nnd American Refined, and common English Iron. 20 Tons Oval; hall’round Bands. Hoops,Scroll, Horse Slioe Iron aud Nail Rials. 10.000 lbs. Cast, Blister. German and Spring Steel, dee 6 BRAY, CAKHAKT A CO. and Water-proof Boots; fine pegimitation. Dress j Robert r. hall. John j. cart. and strong Boots; Patent le-ather. cloth, enamel and ■ TV A 1.1, A- I’AltV, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. calf Congress Gaiters, Opera Ties, Dancing Pumps, | j Moron, Ga.—'Will practice in the counties of InK*i» ffiiu Fnrk .'Jftlw, jnat re- j Uxbb, Monroe, t’pson. ]*ike, nnd SiisMin^. lived amt for sale by ! Office over Dr. AV. G. Little’s Drug Store. oet It A\ M. B, FERRA A CO. Macon. O. t. 12. 1852. lv Slii 25,000 dee 7 6 Npi'iitsS ami Axil’s. LBS. just received and for sale liv BRAY, CARIIART 8c CO. ■J^KOGAXS—A large stock of black and Russet Plantation Brogans; also, kip. calf and enamel rived ami for sale hv W.M. B. FERRY 8c CO. leather Brogans, just recei ved amijor *rfo by Courts of the .Macon Circuit. Saws, Saws, Saws* gjDOZ. C ross Cut, Back and Pit Saws. 50 do. Hand, Paiiuel, Rip and Teuiion Saws, • Macon, Ga.—WiH practice iu all the SiqaTior for sale liv [dee 6| 11BAY. CARHART8cCO. ang 17 lv L EATHER.—A large Stock of Oak and ilemloek ■ole Leather, French ealfPklnashoe threads. Ac., jn-t received by WM. It. FERRY * CO. oet It Law L ADIES' Lareand Congress Prunella, Satin Fran- cia. White Kid nnd Satin Slippers; Jenny Lind Knanel and Kid Boots and Gaiters; Enauiel and Kid Ties and Buskin Over-shoes, cork soles. Ac., just r -reived and for sale by oet tl J OHN II. POWEHM continues to prartic in Houston, and all the adjoining counties of the Macon and South-Western Cirruits.Jand in any part of the State bv special contract. • Perry, Nov. 99,1853. 16—iy WM. B. FERRY A CO. B OA'S' fine sewed aud peg imitation, dress aud thick Boot*; calf, enamel and kip sewed aud | ,, o*l» Attire of the Present Dsjr. J -' tp"U the whole in ag favorable a state f ®*t vehement ailvocntes for what is l-Mtare aml simplicity conld desire. It I 'lute iu which they can dress quickly, I",^. v ’ rat plentifully, stoop easily, loll all| l t>i short, perforin nil the duties 2”-hout let or liiuilrance. The hend is ' natural size, the skin to its natural -•• waist at its proper region, the heels ' ai level. The dress is one calculated '.’>'nt the natural beauties of the person, |**<* them has, as far as we can see, , . '! rm, ’ r *l*y* what was known win's hair iu the eap of Henry VIII.’* • Vn, forehead under her hair in *• '* time—or of the fall of the nnder a welt or wing in (Jiiccu -“tune—or of the slenderness of her .jf'jrget of Kihvurd J.’s time—or of .?* * 1, r *nn iu a great biKliop ilffin I"* isir own time ? Xow-mlnvs nil these I ’fived fuff satisfaction tortile past , Wn,1, *n breaks upon uu in such |charms that we hardly know |(. yPf hi the catalogue. Hair light “ iting curls, or massive as marlile wus. Forehead bright aud lunnoth s"cited iu matchless symmetry • ” beautiful drapery. Kar, whiclt ittL-i !* ’"in 0,1 tl' 0 I.Y 1 '' She « delicate shell. Throat r fiew ’ the eye upward to a - tvl-! r ’ ul1 '* ‘*®wnw«d along a fair, f, g*' tfittlnlating iu the true liue of polished precipice of the I PUw ' lro,n the iieudant calyx of M ISSES’ Usee and Congress Gaiters; Easmd ami Jciiiiv land limits and Gaiters end Slippers, received by WM. B. FERRY A CO. eorglH. - . return tlieir thanks for the very liberal am! long con- ! tinned patronage extended to them, ami would most respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. We have now in store a large assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, mostly of our own manufacture, to which weekly additions will lie made, of all the dif ferent styles and ]mttcru* usnallv called for in a shoe store, aiid would invite those wishing to purchase, to call and examine our stock, as we are prepared to sell as low ns any house iu the city or State, oet JO MIX A KIKTLAXD. , , . , ... .. l»eg Brogans, Gaiters, Dancing Pumps, Ac., just re glass, at her magic touch, became “tumblers.” j Reived by WM. B. FERRY' A CO. (iohlets grew giddy and lost their feet ! and j oct it * hetidlua of lung* were continually, by her own assertion*, “coming off' in her hnnd!” and no otic could bundle them afterwurds. She was ! j"* 1 received by nn early riser, always up at break o’day; but i < . K l t . 11 then, she used to break-fast before I rose. My i New Boots luicl Slioes, mint, an ancient ladv, and verv nervous with- ; \ TTHKSIGN OFTHE BIG BOOT. No. 3, al, complained loudly of the devastation; and <££“" oV^lI-l^rXeK^‘would every morning amused me with a long list ot ..... the killed and 'wounded of the heaufet and scullery. She even went so fur as to assert that Hetty’s doings broke her rest. Having received the news of the demise of a distant relative, I was pondering how to communicate it in the gentlest jiossihle inniiuer to my wor thy aunt, when Hetty, who was about to assist at her morning toilette, good-naturedly pro posed to “break it to her.” Mahogany chairs lost their legs under her rubbing operations, and I reflected that I should, contrary to the laws of whist, gain a point by losing this rub ber. 1 have heard of travellers l»cen struck with admiration at the view of the broken, and I must confess that I felt no such sentiment in uiy particular situation, although “the fall” was really upon a large scale. Since iny school days I lmd never experienced such a breaking- up. Did she attempt to draw a cork, she in fallibly broke it. She had received “atten tions”' from several likely young men, for Hetty was a smart little hotly; hut from what cause I could never divine, they one by one broke off!—probably on account of her fatal propensity, which, peradventnre, showed it self in amatory, as it did id her domestic af fairs, I have no doubt she broke all tlie eu- gagements. I was sorry tor the poor girl’s misfortune's, for she was, in every other re spect, tui unexceptionable domestic; hut as I could not, like the hunted stag, pass over the Dentistry. A S DR. G. MCDONALD has de clined lenviiis Macon, the lirin of G. A Jus. M. McDonald will he eon- tinned ns heretofore. They are qualified for and pre pared to do, any style of work belongin'; to the Den tal Profession. Office as usual, at tbo residence of G. McDonald, on Second street, nov 22 Cutlery. r ,—r\ DOZ. Table Cutlery of every grade. * J .J V * 300 dozen Pocket" do. 25 do Shears ami Scissors. 25 do Razors. ALSO, some new nnd beautiful patterns of fine Ivo ry Handle Table Cutlery which cannot fail to please. J list received and for sale by dee 6 BRAY. CARHART A CO. Blacksmith’s Tools. 7 ' g Cotter Key and solid box vices • J 50 English nnd American Anvils. 15,000 lbs. “Atwood’s” Hammers assorted. 40 Smith's Bellows from 26 to 40 inches. 75 Setts Stocks and Dies from 3-16 to 1 1- inches For sale hv dee 6 BRXY, CARHART A CO. E. A. .MSltKT, Will practice law in Bibl, and IVails. the adjoining counties, and in the Supreme OAn KEGS Cut Nails and Spikes. Court at Savannah, Macon, Mllledgeville, Americas, I OUU 25 Kegs Wrought Nails and Spikes, just re- Goluinhus and Decatur. | et-ived nnd for sale by He will pay particular attention to the collection i j,.,. t; BRAY. CARHART A CO or Kcttlcflicnt ot debts and to Conveyancing. B OOTS.—A full assortment of Gents’ fine Ht French Calf Boots, ptunp sole, welted ami B waterproof, ofvarious kinds and qualities, both soled and pegged. Just roeeivedand for sale low by oet 12 MIX A KIKTLAXD. bOMihb. , 4 . , couni not, IIKC me uumeu »uw, v Jlr v *’ ,’L gH n , ,0V - Cl £ ! bra*« <> r ’ !ikc a ,itt,c , bird ’ 8 V g clitivn!!‘l 1 K . ,tcr " 1 ,ff ., hk ^P" lc P ,nl i compelled to dismiss her. Poor soul! B OOTS AND SHOES.—.Men’s, Boys ami Youth's fine calf aud kip peg’d Boots ; 1 ’ ■■ Men's stout kip hunting and mud Boots; Gents last ing Gaiters, Monterey, opera and ties, nnd tine calf Brogans; Gents, boys' nml youths’ patent and enam elled Brogans; .Men’s, boys’ and youths' California kip Brogans, a large assortment, oct 12 MIX A KIKTLAXD. ( Office over the store of Charles Day A Co., on the corner of Mulberry ami Second Street's. Macon, Nov. 22, 1853. 3m D It. ItlC’lIAi:i> II. XINItKT, has removed to Ralston's New Block, on Cherry Street, where lie may he found at all hours during the day or night, except when professionally engaged. Par ticular attention paid to calls from tlie country, net 18 10 I OtTtltT, I.ONG A CO., COMMISSION j MERCHANTS xsn Siiifpixu Aoests, Utiruu- noh, (in. «ug 30. Jjr CEIAKI.EN DAY, C OMMISSION MERCHANT, NEW YORK.— I fcy C. Day A Co., will advance on eonsigu- nients. a pi 1 Horse IVitils ::ml Horse Shoes. i j-ao LBS. Griffin's Horse Nails. J .JU U 25 Kegs Burden's Horse Shoes, just re ceived and for sale by dec « BRAY, CARIIAKT A CO. Shovels, Spades anti Axes. r*rv DOZEN “Ames” Shovels and Spades. UU 50 dozen "Leverets” Axes, warranted. 30 do. Axes. Inferior Brands, for sale by dee 6 BRAY, CARHART A CO. H OLLOWAY S OINTMENT.—A most miracn Ions cure of Bad Leg*, after 49 years’ standing. Extract of a letter from Mr. William Gnlpin, of 7(1 St. Mary's Street, Weymounth, dated l-">th Slay, 1185. To Professor Hollow: Sir—At the rge of 18 my wife (who is now 61,) caught a violent cold, widen settled iu her legs, and ever since that time they have been more or less sore, and greatly inflamed. Her agonies were distracting, nnd for "months to gether she was deprived entirely of rest and sleep. Every remedy that medical men "advised was tried, hut without "effect; her health suffered severely, and the state of her legs was terrible. 1 had ofteu read your advertisements, anil advised her to try your Pills ami Ointment; anil, as a last resource, after every other remedy bail proved useless, she contented "to do so. She commenced six weeks ago, and, strange to relate, is now iu good health. Her legs are painless, without seam or sear, and her sleep sound and undisturbed. Could you have witnessed the sufferings of my wife during tlielsst 43 years, amt contrast them "with her present enjoyment, of health, you would indeed feel delighted in having' been the’ means of so greatly alleviating tile snft'cr- ugs of a fellow creature. (Signed) WILLIAM GALPIX. A person 70 years of age cured of a bad teg of thirly years standing. Copy of a letter from Mr. William Abbs, Builder of Gas Ovens, of Riisheiitfe, near Huddersfield, dated May 31, 1851. To "Professor Holloway: Sir—Ihavesuffered a pe riod of thirty years from a bail leg, the result of two or three different aceiilents at gas works; accompa nied by scorbutic symptoms. I had recourse to a variety" of medical advice, without deriving any benefit, and was even told that the leg must he am putated, yet, in opiHjsitioii to that opinion, your Pills and Ointment have effected a complete cure in so short a time, that few who had not witnessed would credit the fact. (Signed) WILLIAM ABBS. The truth of this statement can he verified by Mr. W. 1*. England, Chemist, 13, Market Street, Hud dersfield. A dreadful tmd breast eared in one month. Kki.if.ve the Human System from pain. RKc.rLATK each Organ to a Healthy action. Resolve away all Diseased Deposits. Renovate the body from all corrupt humors. Kkiil'U.d the weak anil broken down eonstitu- j tions. Restokf. to Health, strength and vigor all unsound j and worn out parts. It. It. R.—No. 1. EADWAY’S READY RELIEF, For all Acute Complaints, internal and externa I.. The moment it is applied externally, ortaketi into I the system, it will stop the most exernciating pain ; nml quickly remove its cause. Rliruinntisni. j Mr. Granger, a mason well known in Brooklyn, was I a cripple for nine years. Railway’s Ready Relief ! relieved him from "pain in fifteen minutes, enabled | him to walk two inilt-s without a stick or crutch iu i three days, anil cured him entirely in one week. Thousands of other cases equally as wonderful as the Uliove, have been cured by R. R. Relief. Cholera Jlorbn*. Railway's Ready Relief will relieve the sufferer from all pain iu tiftccu or twenty minutes. It will cure the most desperate cases iu a few hours. Ncnrntgin. The moment R. R. Relief is applied it allays the most painful paroxysms. It will always eure." Mick Ifciulnchc. It will relieve the most distressing pains in fifteen minutes. It will likewise prevent renewed attacks. Agnr. In ten minutes a tea spoonful of R. R. Relief will stop the Chills and break the Fever. Ache# of all kinds. Pains of all kinds. Bruises, Burns, sealds, strains, sprains, stiff joints, lameness. One application of Railway’s Ready Relief will in a few moments entirety stop the pain. It reduces swellings, heals sores, cuts and wounds, removes bruises, allays the most violent irritations. For all pains use It. K. Relief. IsmiV for the signa ture of Radwav A Co. on each bottle. R. R. R No. 3. EADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, RESOLVES, RENOVATES, RERL'Il.nS. IT CURES Syphilis, Asthma, Ulcers, Consumption, Nodes, Bleeding of the lungs, St. Vitus' Dauce, liasli. Tetters. Scrofula, Sores, Bronchitis, Tumors, Rickets, Fever-sore*. Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Canker, The above eighteen complaints R. R. Resolrent will positively cure. It renovates the svstem completely, resolving away from the solids all impure poisonous aud diseas ed deposits, freeing the blood and fluids of life from all corrupt humors, restoring energy and vigor, health amt strength to every organ and member of the body. LETTERS FROM HIOH AUTHORITY. Hon. J. J. Middleton, of WaceAinaw, S. C„ writes ‘us under date of May 2d, 1853, that Railway's Kenu- Extract of a letter from Mr. Frederick Turner, of vatiug Resolvent cured one of his negroes, on his Penshnrst, Kent, ilnteil December, 13th, 1850. To Professor Holloway: Dear Sir—My wife had I suffered from had Breasts for more than "six months, and iliwiug the whole period had the best medical i attendance, hut all to no use. Having before healed an awful wound in iny own leg liy your unrivalled medicine. I determined again to list) your Pills and Ointment, and therefore, gave them a trial iu her ease, and fortunate it was t did so, for in less than a 1 Mr. Middleton is no stranger. R UBBER SHOES.—A large assortment of Gents and bins Rubbers. Also, La-' dies slipper and s:mifn! rubber Shoes of Goodyear's celebrated patent. Just received nnd for sale low hv oct 12 MIX A KIKTLAXD. F RA.NK1.IX JIAR1NK AND Ul It It IN. M17RANCH COMPANY.—Home Office, Saratoga Springs, New York. Cash Capital, £300,- 000/ Cady Hollister, President. John G. Hnr»a|>, Secretary. It. D. PHILLIPS, Agent. VaT Office at Store of V. B. Fkury A Co., .Ma con, Gs. dec 13 18—3m* P ROTECTION INSURANCE CO., OF Hartford, Conn., Fire and Marine Risks taken on the most favorable terms hv C. DAY, Agent, fell 27 13L.VNTATIONBKOGAXS.-Now in store I tlio best assortment of Negro Shoes, we' have over offered in this market. Men'* double soldi peg nnd nailed black and nissctts; do. heavy single soled black mol rnssetts : ilo. hoys and youths black and russetts, all of which we are selling very low. MIX A KIKTLAXD. oct 12 Ljto j ttjD'tal towards the figure, mid ttoj 1 ' yytapfr petals, pinker still, l. j ,, Abiding “at their own sweet I 'heart 1 1* l ' ontr ‘ ve d by nature to I'ai .1 1 ea " *° the bone before you *y we nbout. * I i* I *JVii I* j LAV *1* t *—^ female slave, ?1 <>Pari i'*°^ cw Orleans, nccompa- ^ <ni»t i’ yesr* ago, mul there dc- tlM ,„^ ass ’ 1 Tl' 0 poor slave subse- l lt 0Bp h u erab ' e ’ starved life, and I >11,. V° re * ck Jamaica, where, fair- f‘!r .Lt* l^peeiiled to Hayti. Here rWmi.;°! ,s tkc accessaries of life. f’tHv" ° Ut F ‘*b fruitless efforts, > Mc k of liberty., andycarii- L ’rat b, .Jr- *'* onjoy the comfort of f’t*, uai , r ' or "ier mistress, naked to Her. 0 taken back as a slave ^gficst was complied with. /•'•'■J/U.OOO was remitted from L ® . er ' cn to tlieir friends and 1648, ’49, ’50 and ’51. KC lll ti,c remittances have con- r** in t , c . ra,c ’ upwards of four uiil- biTb remitted in tlie last six was she j snid'tlmt the intimation broke upon her so sud denly that she Was quite overwhelmed, mul declared thnt she should break her heart. Her father, who was ostler at a neighboring livery- ‘ stable, called for Hetty and her box. I could scarcely refrain from laughter reader: he ac tually drove to the door for her in a “break. ’ Sheridan. C AI ALFSKIN AND SOLE LEATHER.-On hand a _ cry superior lot of French Calf Skins, with Li nings and Binding; Oak autl Hcmhick sole Leather Shoe Thread, with a good assortment of Lasts, peg Boot Tree* and shoe finishing. .Inst reed veil and for sale by MIX A KIKTLAXD. oct 12 “ Who maiik yoo ?”—One of the ladies con nected with tlie “ Methodist Five Points Mis sion,” who has tinder her charge some thirty lit tle boys, called them together on the momingof Thanksgiving day, to perfect them in their an swers to questions she intended to put to them before the visitors during the afternoon. After arranging them properly, the first bov on the right, in answer to the question “ Who made you?" was to Ray “God.” ihe next, *‘0f what are you made ?” reply, “ '1 he dust of the earth,” and so on through the catechism. J he nil important moment having arrived, the little “shavers” were told to stand up. The little head boy, it seems, was missing, but the fact being uuuoticcd by the teacher, she proceeded with the question, “ »\ ho t n *‘J e youf” which elicited the following laughable answer. “I was made out of dc dirt of de *ert: but de little feller wlmt God made has got de bclleyache aud gone home.” • Meath's GrisI Mil!. rilllESE celebrated MILLS are built by the sub- L scriber in Macon, nml warranted superior to any other* now in use. They cau be s«-u at the Iron Works of Robert Findlay, or at my simp on Cotton Avenue. juuo 2h 46—tom GEORGE MEATH. H O.UK l.NMl’RA.NCE COMPANY—Office, No. 10 Wail Street, New York. Cash Capital, £500.000. SIMEON L. LOOMIS, President. Charles J. Martin, Secret*rv. UK AS. CAMPBELL, Agent, noC 1 Iy Macon. Geo. H artford fire insurance to., IlAUTroiiD, Cosx.—Established in 1810. Fire risks on Cotton, anil Produce iu Store, merchandise, store houses, dwellings, and furniture, churches, Ac., ill the above old anil well established Company, ta ken at the usual rates bv k J. JOHNSTON. Agent jan 18 for the city of Macon. Bibb co. i.tuul lor Sole. T OFFER for sale, on any time, that may be ro- J. quired, the following valuable Farming Land*; six hundred acres on Jones Creek, in the 15th district of Boolyeouuty. with one hundred and seventy acres of laud deadened and ready for cultivation, with a new and comfortable double Log Dwelling. Kitchen, Hmoke house, Crib, Stables, Ac. Also. 1U0 acres on Jones Creek, in the Uth district of Dooly ; and sou ■cm in the 14th ou Swift Creek: also, 50ii acres in the 17th of Thomas eoanty. These Lands in Dimly will make from <00 to 1,200 lb*, of Cotton to the acre. Apply t» sept 27 T. W. MONTFOlff, Oglethorpe, Ga. r£* Journal A Messenger, copy tf. V:tlu:U>I<t LuutI I’or Salc. »nA ACRES of first quality Laud in Monroe JJjSV OUU county, adjoining lands of Dr. Janies Tliwoatt, and" the Mnntiieller Institute—more than half of this land is as heavily timbered as «nv m the county, it will he sold on favorable terms if ap plied for soon. For furthcr.partlcnlars, apply to aug 93—2 W. S. WILLIFORD. M U1 New York. Jas. Abbatt, Secretary. Joseph 11. Collins, President. Applications received by _fcb 27 C. DAY, Agent. it Beauty and Economy Eoinbiucd.” rilHE OLD VIRGINIA DYE-HOUSE. (Phumix J. Like) h.is from its ashes risen, with all its various virtues, its original colors to bestow. Tlie subscriber most respectfully informs Ills cus tomers and the public generally, that his establish ment ha* hern rebuilt, anil can now he found on Cot ton Avenue, West of the Washington Hall, where lie is fully prepared to execute in tlie best manner all tlie various branches of .Dyeing. Renovating and Re pairing all kiudsof Ready Made Clothing, and La- dies’ Dresses, Shawls, Bonnet*auil all sorts of Fancy Goods damaged by use. Ladies anil Gentlemen will please label all articles sent to tliis establishment.— Goods from all parts of the State sent as before, shall receive prompt attention and forwarded hack with care. Factories"and others having warp filling to color, will find it to tlieir interest to test the virtues of this erUblishincnt. Persons wishing Homespun dyed, will please observe, for black the warp must be pur ple or blue; for brown a copperas color, aud for green the warp must he white. Cash must he pnid on deliverv of Good*. apl 16 OLD VIRGINIA DYK HOUSE, i Chains ! Chains ! ! O Afl A !<BS. Press Chains. OUUU 3000 lbs. Coil do., from 3-15 to 1-2 inch. 2000 lbs. Log and Fifth do. assorted sizes. 500 pair Trace Chains, for sale by dee 6 BRAY, CARHART A CO. Mil! Irons and Mill Saws. -r\ rvrv LBS. Mill Irons, various kinds. ,)UUU 5 dozen Mill Saws, assorted length and breadth. 6 18 inch Circular Saws, for sale bv dec 6 BRAY, CARHART A CO. T. a. nisuet. chas. p. levt. iYisbot & Levy, O CUULQEK FOUNDRY A MACHINE SHOP. Macon, Georgia. Manufacturers of Steam Eu- I anmni, wuinnuiar I'wemogs. .-curvy, •.■iiuiwgu.mn vines and Boilers, Rice-Thrashers, Gill aud Mill Gear- | Heads, rumours. Piles, l leers. Rheumatism, \ aw ing. Saw Mill Irons anil Shaftings, Water Wheels, " omuls, Sealds, Sore Nipples. Plates and Balls, Pulleys, Grave Railing* and Mil- Ilt * ”’ Establishment ot Prof HOLLOW A\, chinery in general. I 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar, lannlon,) ami liy all A* ti testimonial to the character of their work, 1 respectable I troggists a Dealers ill Medieinesthrongh- i the - ‘ the So. tote. competent Atlantic Ra... — .. . ... ..... N. If.—Directions for the gitidanee of patients in •very disorder are affixed to each pot. plantation at Beaufort, of a scrofulous complaint, of many year*’ standing. The poor fellow was a dis gusting object of pity; he was a moving mass of sores. The other negroes could not remain iu the same place with him. He was entirely cured by Kadwnv's Renovating Resolvent, and is now at work upon tlie plantation. To tlie people of S. C., Mr. Middleton is well known, and to the political world month a perfect cure was effected, and the benefit that various other branches of uiy family have ile- i rived from theiruse is really astonishing. 1 now I strongly recommend them to all inv friends. (Signed) FREDERICK TURNER. The Pill* should be used conjointly with the Oint ment ill most of the following cases ; Bad Legs, Chilblains, Bad Breast, Chapped hand*, • Burns, Cancers, Bunions, Corns (soft,) Bites of Mos- I qnltoes and Sand Flics, Contracted and Stitt’Joints, I Coco liay, Chiego-foot, Elephantiasis, Gout, Sore > Throat, Glandular Swellings. Scurvy, Lumbago. Sore Mrrofuln. When the Patient lias been afflicted for five years, or under, favorable symptoms will appear on the third day after using R. R. Resolvent. Ten years Fifteen years. Twenty "years,. Thirty "years, Forty years, Fitty years. ou the Fifth Jay, Seventh day, Tenth day, ’ Fifteenth day. Twentieth day. Thirtieth dav. For sale bv E. L. STKOIIECKEU A CO., Alaoon; Phelps A Ensign, Forsyth; J. W. Jones, Griffin, and I Iraggists and Merensnts every where, oct 25 " lv To the Merchants ol" Macon. C l OODS intended for Macon, brought up the Chat J tshoochee River upon the Boats mentioned Re mittee are nu-ii of high standing as-mechuiiic*. —” - - - For sale by WILLIAM W. LINCOLN, Savannah, Ga., and by K. L. STKOIIECKEU,Macon, Ga. may 3 ’ 38—cow lv EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT. “Ofthe three Engines exhibited, we consider Messrs Nisbet A Levy's tin- best, and best adapted to agricul tural purposes, and award tlicrn the premiums—a Silver Clip worth #50 and a Gold Medal worth £30. Choice fluvnilliu Cigars. “Of the Pumps, Water Wheels anil Gin Gear ex- : — nn A Tres Flone's Cigars Whited, we consider Messrs. Nisbet A Levy’s the O.IJUU 10,000 Correi Cigars', a superior article, best, and award them the premium on these articles of ; 30,000 Josephina, and Union Panatella. manufacture.” \\ M. M. \\ ADLEY, Ch n. * ALSO, ..®a l n’ r i ** >r Gill Gear ami other machinery, 25,000 Cigars, various brands, American maim promptly filled, on suitable reference being given. factum—1 cry low hiriccs for cash onlv. For sale liv f dec 6 T. C." DEMPSEY. * Baudretli’s Warranted Garden Seed. ROWTH of lS53,viz t—IS 1 G J _ Beaus, Snaps, and Runners .March 1,1853. • Mes Cabbage?; _ Lccts, Cucum bers; Lettuce, Radishes; 10 varieties Peas; Tur nips, E. Dutch. Red Tops, and others; Grass seed*. Flower seeds. Canary Seeds, and many other kinds. Also, Button Onions, and Onion setts. 15'* Country Merchants and Families supplied on suitable terms. J. H. A W. S.ELLIS, Near Cotton Avenue Cherry-at., Macon, dec 6 17 3m Iron Works. Sperm, Whale, Machine Oils. M ORE A GALLAGHER, Philadei.phu. Pv.— fAA GALLS. Pure Sperm OU; 5,00 gall*, bleacli- Mmiufactnrers of all kind* of Iron Railing, Bal- id Whale Oil; 10 barrels Mui-liine Od. In <uvn!/.a Voo.,n.l.<l.n Vonn VwAiila fl,»**il..11 Vuiilic I !..<»_• ^ StOFfl Allii (OIT S«ll6 CAUHAUi Ac IiObl’ . .tune 15 CLOTHES RENOVATING GENERAL 'TAILORING. T HE bu>,scriber may lie found at the Mansion House, where lie will carry on the above busi ness. From long experience iu this line, he feds 71 workmen. 1 am prepared "to do all Uud* ot j «*•“«* eV •/V ir/iA’A' in thi* rilv or onuntrv in tlm * ,l,n call. Clotlii s ui .ill kinds cleaned and M MGAA ill till city or country, in me t”-?t : ... i„„v t,, i,« r „;u. conies, Verandahs, Iron Fronts, Garden Scats. Dogs, Lions, and Ornamental Fancy Work of all kinds.— A Imok of designs Ac., may be seen, and contracts made, on application to A. R. Mi'LAUUHLIX, July 5, Macon. , 1853. 47—lv Agent. Blankets, Kerseys, Ac. 1 1 AOn R * n< i 9 quarter Bhmkci*. 15 pair 10, It j LUUU and 12, quarter Bed Blanket*. 10 bales t Georgia Kerseys. 15 bales Osnaburgs. 10 bales Yarns. With a general assortment of Domestic and Staple Dry Goods. For sale bv imv 1 ASHER AYRE.S H Tin Ware Manufactory. OHKItUr STBEKT—NACON, OA. AX ING now engaged gooil, prompt and faithful TJS manner, and on the most reasonable terms. IV” All orders for’Ha Work, or (Joods in mvline, trill be promptly attended to. nov 1 B. A. XX’ISE. U'ltcesc, .Ye. q - BOXES New i'ork State Cheese. Oi) 25 “ Sjiertn and Aikiuiintine Candles. Final Notice. A LL portions indebted to the otate of Alex. Scott, will please come forward before, next return dav. or they will bo sued without exception, jan 24 EDXV’D L. STROHECKEK. Adm’r. and for sale by oet 11 No 1 anil Palo Soap, Just received CHAS. CAMPBELL. 130 Lime anti Ccincut. BLS. I.I.MK. 50 bis. Cement, for sale bv sep 6 4 CHAS. CAMPBELL- renovated, to look equal to new. Also, Ladies silk and other dresses renovated. In the best manner.— Tailoring iu general. WILLIAM CORKIDAX. nov 8 _ 3m House I'liniishiiig Gooils. T ABLE and Pocket Cutlery Stoves, Grates, and Hollow-Ware Manth-ized Iron Mantles Tin and Iron Ware of all kinds Wood Ware, Brooms and Brushes?, at U. A. WISE’S nov l New Store, Cherry-st.. Macon, Ga. c 1LOAKS AND MANTILLAS, at cost hv nov 22 WINSIUP.V SON. is this Dissolution. T HE Finn of BRAY, CARHART * CO., dav dissolved hv mutual consent. XX”. J.'McKlmy withdrawing and taking with him the Manufacturing and Stove business to the next ' The affairs ofthe late concern will be settled by BRAY & CARHART, who will continue the Hard ware business as usual in all its brunches, at the old stand. W. II. HR AX, XX’IIIT 1). CARHART. XV. J. McELROY. jan 17 S3 Joseph S. lleruandex’s CJEGAR, SNUFF AND TOBACCO STORE, Or- o rosiTK THE LaXIKB House, Mulberry stmt, Mo ron, (ia„ where lie keeps constantly on band, import ed Spiini.li Scaurs, us well as Awrriraa Hr- gnra, at wholesale and retail. Also, Chewing To bacco, Son IT, Ac. jan 3—iy

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1844-1858, February 07, 1854, Image 1