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Newspaper Page Textu t VOL. XXV (b ifrnrgin frlrgn From the Charleston SUmbnt hr importance of Cubzi. \^ar n kvkrT rvt:sl ' ' rl ' nyflKKEX. HARXKS SPITOR* AXI>F Thr Iiuliaa Patriot* u4Ji. iSriiln;. •_ j wreath of silver flowers, all around the train I The address of the Italian Patriots of New j and the corsage wks heavily embroidered ’.vith ! r i. \r ? «..i» • i. . ... .1. / t» *,t ,1 *11.v . .i i ig extract in from a letter au- York to Mon signor Bcilini, 1ms marie its ap- ] the name (all with the neorile) and then pro- j of the editors of this journal, pearnucc in the New York papers. It is sign- fusely trimmed with silver gnimpnre lace ; the It was intended to Ik* entirely piivnte, but as , cd by seventy names, prominent among which sleeve seemed formed altogether of the luee.— it is from a gentleman of great ability and ex- j are those of (ion. Avozznnn, Felix Forest?, ' 'iliis was for the lady of the “Ministre de hi pericnce, and upon a subject of vast intcre»t, Seochi de f’asali, anil other parties who tigu- ; Marine.” Hut the one I most admire was a Shirilf •* A.lranrr, Two Dollars and t0 tJ (( > Southern States at least wo have veil- | red in the Italian Revolution of ISIS. white inoire argent, with camclias all around 1 tured upon the liberty of it* publication. J The address, after stating fluit the recent the train, arranged with 1 tows of silver lace; The opiuious cxpressctl are not entirely our j defence of llcdiui in the U. S. Senate, and his the corsage embroidered in silver, berths of lu. There is antagonism between societies ' own dcuinl of the charge preferred against silver ginmjmre laee, and a cluster of Jtipfcmi- H. S1*EER. A. D. HZJUfO.YD. rtPKBR ft HAMMOND. Attorneys at Law, Mb- nffinnnm> ,«<flnt'aioeil, except at the option of the Si are paid. ,till ail arrearage PALL a* WINTER TRADE, 1833. wit auk sow urrKUis'n at the oi.d stand or > rt M U, U. & £• J. JOUS3TOS, H m«,Cin.—Will practice in the adjoining enmities j 1 1 Mulberry St., fronting Cotton Avenue, of tin- Marne and Klint Circuits. ! d . keep constantly on T HK Largest stock of new and desirable style of ■ liov 8 lv | meat of DRUGS AX I Watches, Jewelrv, Silver Ware, Faucv Goods, I . fiuus. Cutlers*, etc., to be found in the State, on the J j".FArTKBSOil, ATTOItSEV AT LAW— | Alcohol, fall strength most favorable terms. ronsyT!|. MoNuoE County, Ga. A call is re.-pect fully invited. March 22, 1853. liov 8 K. .1. JOHNSTON ft CO. Presents* V FIXK Selection of articles, suitable as Bridal and other presents. Wedding Cake Boxes, ftc„ j for sale by |nov8| E. ,1. JOHNSTON ft CO. W. A * LAKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW', Cl.INTON, (<A. ! lows : Alcohol, full strei I Opium. | Acids. Mercurial-;, : Iodide, i Madder, and* id a general assort- MEDICINES—as fol-, Calomel Antimouials, Iodine. Culnto, Indigo, ' upper:,*. IVe art: also inclined to look with in danger. which was saved !»v the protection of that I , . . *■*.*•* i«i imi’ini, iiou eniM n •*» UIU aaji'xi < ■ 111.. > i 11 ^ > ^ ■ M^^rv extffedinj ten llnw, will i>o wo lnivo move to hope from Russia iiimi from ; liomAii »ml in tlmt rriroo found vour lilt* j well with tlio.silver* *uu nothing could be more f luAilvcttisetuetits. .England, r'lll Utters on hnainesa, must be rorr taid. J snuie little -mention. j federal pom] dgu territory - Work Boxes, ■VXrBlTIXG DESKS, Odour Boxes. fte. For sale \V hi* E.J. JOHNSTON ft CO. KOIIKKT r. HALL, JOHN J. CAUY. H all a c-arv, attorneys at law, Macon, Go.—Will practice ill the counties of Iiibh, Monroe, Upsroj, Pike, and Spalding; Office over Dr. W. O. Little's Drugstore. li .llOI’Sh* CALENDAR, IM4, •it: Til :.j «| ' •It-i.r.. : I necessary. until its necessity is demoustruted, we should shrink from the experiment. These views, however, tire the views of a . bombarding it ,-iglit days; yon entered ill triumph amidst the smoking of Austrian cniiimn, supported by Croat bayonets, as Extraordinary I'onlitieial tasteful, than the entire costume. It is to be i 111 * v worn by Madame A , an elegant lady of Forte Ulonaies, Spanish birth, well known in Now York and riIC.AU (LISES, Walking Canes, an elegant lot. Washington, two winters ago, and who ligtir- V' For sale by E..I. JOHNSTON ft CO. ed also at Saratoga some two seasons since. ! I|l>v x ‘ * a The corsages of all ball dresses fasten now in j New Caines, . iront. j O ETS of Furniture, Tea Sets, Rattles, Dolls, Boxes j of*the*8ta Then the opera clonks are of corresponding * ■ of Tools, Baltin Doors end Shuttle Cocks, and a ■ iVn-v, > | limnber of other desirable articles for Children. For I :— Maeon, Oct. 12. 1852. i v —’— i YY'istnr's Balsam ( lu Y A- K. ». TRACY, AlTOItNEYS AT LAW'. ! Attentive; Hair 1); Macon, (1a.—W ill practice ill all the Superior Ritigwortn Ointment . I Trnss ,. s . Bodv lira. vid's Plaster; Expect Pile and Iteb ALCOHOLIC EXTRACTS OF Dandelion Stramonium Sarsaparilla Henbane A. Colocynth Com. Couium Onnli.a 1! PATENT MEDICINES Old Dr. ,7. Townsend’s S.u-.-apsriUa; Sands’ do: ir.-apariila l'ills; .1 upNeptha; Tette Courts of Ihu Jlaeou Circuit, aug 1 ,1 >!■. ( 'inde tii ('ll. TO 11.Ml. FOWBBSeoutinuestopraetlcoLAAV i 1 Om.inent. l.xt,a, t •J in Hon.-toii, an,) nil the adjoining comities of the Macon and South-Western Ctrenits, and in anv part I CuppuigCase8,4^.I.int>. .. of ,t.. I..-i ......* * ; 1 t'.Lr l .MI.1,1. etoral; ;... : ('ll ■h. fihe sj 3 < i •i io; I • !Ai 15 111 1, t*t i -y-'i-M ; l' J 3 * f State tiv special contract. Noa-.'*!!1. 1853. 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Iiv (’harlcston Standard makes the follow- L n ,-,.ril of proceeding* in the District ' J the United States for the District of bCxrolinu. ,IS5I, his Honor, Judge Gilchrist Jug. tin* United Sates vs. Edward H. | c r „v. seaman on board the brig St. A»- flw prisoner was arranged under two in- -wats. The first, for endeavoring tocom- itnlt, and tin* second for striking the Cap- xhilc iu command of the brig aforesaid, ids of these cases, as detailed by the ice, were very briefly as follows: • brig ieft tlie jKirt of Charleston some thud the first of December, for the i»ort lad, in the island of Cuba, and on the of Ihvcmber, while in the harbor of Tri- ilie Captain having cause to apprehend satiny, and considering the prisoner the incipnllv concerned in it, called him rbarged him witli the offence. The evinced no disposition tu shrink from rr.|wm<iliility, and told the Captain he Jdlhavc it now—the Captain seized him; lie pad the Captain, and jumped overboard ; ho taken; put in irons, and sent by the nr.ui I'tinsiii to Charleston, in the District ith Caroliua, to stand his trial for the Of his attempts to excite a revolt, srw»* no evidence, and upon this indict- k*t there was a verdict of not guilty; but of rikiag the Captain, the evidence was oon- ksTMudliewasfoand guilty, and sentenced Vax nivmtiis iiiiprisonmeiit with hardlnhor. Fcbnnury Iltl, IK54, United States vs. Wil- wfiniy, scanian on board the ship Hydra, [i* primmer was also arraigned under two ktaents, the one for mi tussault witli a dan- pt* weapon upon tin* second uinte, and the ikftiir an endeavor to excite a revolt, tailed States vs. Oils. Crown and others.— y* prinoarrs were also of tiic crew of the >9 Hydra, at the time of the offence charged l!k, »Wo imlietmcnt, and were indicteil for 16 17,181!'211 21 22 *-* ' *■ DuA-auao ruceollv piiiiii-ii. ii fieri*, v ?„ Sl'SXSSS prUu^Vn SsSe ’ JwA&nSrf S v* v1 !”* 'V-'*- >"" r «?“ ^ •* only cudnuger their existence, as a white race, bat also endanger our peace and safety. A few more nioiilhs will produce a convulsion which will cudaii* gcr (he fireside of every house iu (h« .Siudieru conurry. Culm lies, for 6ihi miles, right along our gull coast. Hanking every bay and inlet from Texas to Capo Florida. This is llio most exposed and weakest port of our whole sea coast. W e literally, have no fortiricntioiis or plaeo of naval refuge on it. for one thousand miles, except «t IVusaeola Tur- „ uu |R8 11HVI . } „ u SU11I bu mit and emanmp.t^n^^J^thS^^ small , 1 H fl m „cr.hc,xi K imnt a,u\ Christian Influence, to save craft, protected by British cruisers, could kindle a the life of that victim of Italian patriotism. At anv flame along that unprotected ami now sleep,ng couu PouiifiHal govermueiit. 1 represented hv v, try, will eh would spread terror ami perhaps desola- i . *. ;.*. tion far into ttio interior. Let no man forget St. Domingo. These things have been done before and can he done again. It behooves every man to be wide awake at least. There is no mistake iu the move ments of the British (iovcniment, and nothing hut all European war, prevents her from consummating at once, all her designs. Recollect the letter of Lord Aberdeen, in 1844, ordered to bo communicated to our Secretary of Stale, in relation to their negotia tions and management to keep Texas out of our Un ion. He then boldly told us Hie object of his gov ernment was to produce emancipation, and that, if slavery fell iu Texas, it would fall throughout Am erica, etc. The war in Europe is a God sent to us. Let us keep out of it: rnd if we have any sympathy let it he for Russia, it possible. We have far more to fear from England and France than Russia. There can be no points on which we are at issue with her, when we ure at points with England everywhere. The contest with Russia will weaken her in her is sues with ns. It is this that has made her apologise somewhat ill her lace is much ttscil too, even flowers are made tnrv life, «Ve of citizens eiilyect to vdur will and your law: without your having given all explicit approbation to the bloody and brutal sacrifice of that Indy uud brave patriot And, even if that commission had author of all the legal misdeeds; aud the Austrians were merely the executioners. " e " U1 ,,m bring forward again the scandalous , abounds, to a greater or less extent, in almost C^yKr 1 '^ 1 - < : uver . ! ererv counted It has been found iu small ft Clark, warranted superior to anv otliermade in the United States. Also, two 11Al!lbs from J. F. Brown ft Co's. Factory. Tlio above instruments are a f*-ast to one’s eyes to look at, and the tone completely captivating. We shall take pleasure to allow these instruments lo ony hav Dentistry. 4 S DR. G. McDonald has de- dined leaving Macon, the firm of (}. ft Jas. M. McDonald will be con- ^-Ut-iTrY F tinned as heretofore. They are qualified for and pre pared to do. any style of work belonging to the Den tal Profession. Office as usual, at the residence of G. McDonald, on Second street, liov 22 Fai ; .Milsk ; Cologne, variol nl, Pomade ; Ox Macro’ Premium Sh Rose; Vert,ena; Patohonl choice qualities ; Jcuuy Li fte. _ Vinegar, Rouge, Flavoring Extracts, Ac. Ou hand, the Concentrated Compound Svrnp < Queen’s Delight aud Sarsaparilla, so highly recoin mended by Dr. Frost and ntln r p!u >ii ians, in ex treine cases of Rlieiuiiatisiii.LiverCnniplaiiits, A\ hit | Swellings Ulcers of the Tliror.t, Coughs. Scrolula I Syphilis, eruptions of tin- -kin, Tetter, Jaundice, fte Also, 1 set of fitte Dentist’s Instrmni nts, eonsistint its, in a line lnaliog of 52 different instnuu 1,5 A. 1VIMKKT, Will practice law iu Bibb and I , . .. v , „ ,, t , U. flio adjoining counties, and in the Supreme ror sale Iwtow AewTork ret It is superb. A very pretty kiml of jaeket is* *Frt,,oe MobXus, best arf.de of the I Ao,wlcns ’ j «i, - mark'Twiil'''' ivorii in deini-toilett.*, id laee, (over a low kti^ made : GuitanO'ioli.is, Banjos. A,-e<»*,l.'<.„s, I Vniunmiis null Iteeatur. , ■o„ nvkcd dress) wbieli is made fancifully, with Tamborius, Uugh*s, ciariouetts, Flag.dettes, Flutes, been executed independent of vour influence! vet ribbons banging from the waist, it is called i *“d « variety .of Brass Instruments for Bands, kept in y ,, :. r . r, i l . ,k i.^_ titl rfryffy"? su . ffloi:nt ;•*« Tartuire.” it»v .ire nadb of iioX’.£ ,or black lace aud velvet, or of white, with blue | or pink rilitnms. These are for dinners, ope- j Wntdica, Jewelry and Fancy Goods ESgfcj I nW a,,d * 0ireC *— CV>r - - V r * Erl ‘ rrss - ! Geiitlemen nndUdi^pSa.Scffi ^ UrotK*h<fls Uiiiflrs Bracelets, (iolil Tliiinblw.J^i Gold Penn, nnd P«*iiciU, Gold mid Silver Spectacles, Sliver Spoons and Forks, silver, Ivory and wood Nap- w id, infamv in 'Seingaglia, vour native place, nnd in I every country. It baa been found ill small I kin Rings silver piat.Hl Cake Baskets, CastonsYVait- Boiogna. VVe leave all that to the unanitnons test!- j qnautiUes in Spain, Portugal, Sweden, the I Shot'Guns^ Riims Game Ba^ - * il prir ipplied _ / p: or settlement of debts and to Conveyancing?. Office over the store of diaries Day & Co., on the corner of Mulberry and Second Streets. Macon, Nov. 22; 1KV3. Hm 'o fli<* Public. D" admit. IICIV I- R. It. It.- RADWA1T ft CO., the Inventors, Maniifiictiirer and Proprietors of the justly celebrated R. R. R. Remedies, were the first to ills !• RICHARD 81. IV*!4IiE'F, has removed i ... , ■ to Ralston’s New Block, Cherry Street, ! l'^f.i'g the Marvelous and Jlira where he may lie found at all hours during the day j stopping the most excruciating pan or night, except when professionally engaged. Par- I allaying the worst Cramps and >j- ' - ticnlar attention paid to culls from ihe country. mil or external iu a few minutes, ai not 18 id j . ' ... — most severe Paroxysms of Ithctnns designs upon Cuba, and has made her pause. But. for the Eastern War, she and Frame rn upon Mexico. A European war will end iu giving us Cu ba if we are wise, to keep out of it, mid to move in the most decided maimer against this system of re- ilneing tliutimliJo Island to African barbarism. We have a right to interfere, for self protection. Tlie fears ami safety of nine great States, whose out let is the Gulf, raid directly involved, that im-iden- taily tlie whole of the South. lam for boldly aud openly taking that ground iu advance. And further 1 mu tin* taking the ground, because for the sakuof humanity, and tlie preservation of our white race, from the murder and destruction of the black race. No half-way measures will do; on account of tlie danger of the Eastern war, and the great stake Eng land and France have there, they uiay suspend op erations in Cuba and Spain for the present, and in duce Spain to postpone her policy, for fear of our in terposition, Ac. But rest assured, it is only a pause of the tiger for a certain leap on his prey. The day is cntiling, and we must meet it like men. I am for meeting tt now in tidvauee. Cub* must be ours by conquest or purchase, or we will have constant dan ger and agitation at our firesides. Those who intend riiiuing themselves, will he tlie first to deuounoe us for grasping territory, and tlie lust of [Mover, fte. it irn iiy of Italians, clearly expressed in a great mini- Germanic States, Turkey, and even iu Eng- j 1 us ’ “8** " lu her of the newspapers of that period of wickedness. : J aJ1 ,J. produce of till! Russian gold mines j s-y’clock* mid Wat.-hes rei •aired, and irarr inP-d, * The address then reproduces a list (hereto- is from liftccu to twenty millions of dollars 1 at short notice. Give ns a calf atonr old stand, Cot-J Li.n ,\,.l.i;j,n,l ,.r il.n ,.r ,l.„ ,, • t : r. i ton Ivmim- ITioikii llnilillss 1 OCKKT, LONG ft CO., COMMISSION .1 J MERCHANTS ami SnirriNo Aoknts, .Sorou nob, (in. aug 31) reproduces a list (hereto fore published iu some of the paper.-) of the names of a number of Italians who are said to have been executed, or were condemned to the galleys, iu Bologna, under, as is alleged, “the ■Muf lffli eyes i ini, who tlie authors of the address annually. Besides Australia, gold is found iu :o11 Avenue, Union Bui!di;i;, _ H Hindustan, China, Malacca, Japan, Borneo, i l>ov ~ ^—’ * *' * ’ Xew Guinea and New Zealand. It lms also I HARD W ARE, been discovered in considerable tjuantities in BRAY, CAKIIAICT A. CO., nnd about the Chaudiere river in Lower Cana- wholksai.k and itKT.uL_t,EAt.Eits ts denounce and proclaim as the instigator, co- da. The eastern gold region of the United ■•’•NOLXsii^&^OTKBjit^a^x^sakd yvake. operator and inhumnii spectator of so main* j .States is considered to begin in Virginia, ex- t>KO lc.iv,*tn invite ihc attention*of, good men massacred,” which, they further al- tending through North Carolina, along tlie ; _U> their (Wends and the public, to their lege, it was entirely iu bis power to mitigate northern part of South Carolina, nnd thence i ,,nu ' l; irg<* ami .splendid stock of Hnrd- or prevent. The address continues| iiortb-westcrly into Alabama, terminating in ! Bh« k",ffith mid center's Tools, ! ami Tic Doloreux, ns soo’.i as n j Remedies consist of three R sing quick and wonderful ) 4 R - Y RLI*.^ 14 A \ , nl-iiut- -inti ili -i-m-i---.’ /■'tOMMISSION MERCHANT, NEW YORK.—| 1 V ' l b* C. D.vv ft Co., will advance on consign- j lnents. a pi 1 J ] .'B,I3K1,IX .41A It I ,\ K AND FI It 14 IN- | .SfUAXCIi eo.ni*ANY.—Home Office, j Saratoga Springs. New Y’ork. Cash Capital, 8300,- j ooo. Caily Hollister, President, John (4. Bitmap, ! Secretary. II. D. PHILLIPS, Agent. j Office at Store of W. B. bait ft Co., Ala j con, Ga. dec 13 18—3m* Bedini we never have thought of taking your life, i America, both north and south of ihe equator, ft,-. Our soul has always been x-ery diftcrent Iron, vours. | J s iM*rlui|)S tlie region having the greatest num- j We are also now receiving direct from Sweden, one \\ e well know tnat if you were dead, the heads of ] . .. , , i.,. -, >1*1„ lf »t*tl is lmiidred tons of Swedish Iron, assorted, from 1 to 12 tlie Hydra would reproduce themselves.—Liva, then, I , , b l ueposns. ^ jiu pretious ineini is in . w j, found iu considerable quantities in nil the We take this occasion to assure ail who call on us South American States, Gold is procured i that xve are prepared to furnish them with everything also from various parts of Africa, to the ; i» <*nr line at tlie very lowest market rates. amount probably of $2,500,1X10 yearly. It is j ** 17 : estimated that the total yield of gold during f iron :usd Stool, the year 1853, was £256,000,000; aud it is j supposed that the whole stock of gold and j silver bullion now in circulation, is twenty- ; five hundred millions of dollars. hut like Cain, everywhere accompanied by tlie mal edietions of throe generations! the past, the present, ami the future. We conclude, by expressing onr gratitude to all those who. pn^uking of our resentment, have given •you, iii different places in the United States, public expression of reprobation. Attached to tint address are two extracts from Pinto’s History of Ttaly, from 1818 to 1850. We copy the following: "Father Ugn Bassi, surprised by the Austrians on the mail, was eniidnctod in heavy ehains to Bologna. There liy tnoek forms brought before a drum head trial, lie was summarily condemned to ilcnth. liefore lie underwent the fatal punishment, he was *niscox- aml. T P ROTECTION INSURANCE CO., OF Haktforii, Conn-., Fire and-Marine Risks taken on the most favorable terms by C. DAY’, Agent, fell 27 H O.UK I NSC RANCH COMPANY-Office, No. 10 Wall Street, New York. Cash Capital, 8500,000. SIMEON L. LOOMIS, President. Charles J. Martin*. Secretary. CKAS. CAMPBELL, Agent, nov 1 lv .Maeon, (iso. Relieve the Human System fi Regulate each Organ to a II Resolve away all Diseased Deposits, i Renovate the body from all corrupt humors. Rebuild the weak and broken down eon? ! tions. Restouk to Health, strength and vigor all uns< and worn out parts. — B. K. K.—No. I. BADWAY’S READY RELIEF, For all Acute Complaints, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. Tlie moment it is applied externally, or taken thesystem.it will stop the um-t exerm-iaiing and quickly remove its cause. Khen Hint ism. Mr. Granger, a mason well known in Brooklyn, a cripple for nine years. Radwav's Ri-a<Iv IP relieved him from pain ii i It **ei Spuutuausu.—TheN. Y. Journal of Com merce says Judge Kdmouds, in his late lec ture at Worcester, gave the following fact as confirming the doctrine of spiritual interest in j tlie affairs of men : 'Before anv accounts had boon received from tlie HE undersigned are now receiving in addition to their large Stock of Iron, 100 Tons Siveed Iron by direct importation. i 50 Tons English ami American Refined, aud ! common English Iron. 20 Tons Ural, ha]? round Bands. Hoops, Scroll, j Horse Shoe Iron and Nail Roils. 10.000 ihs. Cost, Blister, German ami Spring Steel, dee 6 BRAY, CARHART ft CO. H ARTFORD FIKK INHUKANCK CO., him to walk two miles Hartpoiid, Conn.—Established iu 1810. Fire three days, and cured him enlir* risks on Cotton, and 1*1X811100 in Store, merchandise, store houses, dwellings, aud furniture, churches, fte., in the above old ami well established Company, ta ken at the usual rates bv E. J. JOHNSTON, Agent jan 18 for the cite of Maeon, Bibb co. _ . . ECUATE!! IIV THK ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORITY is sickly sentimentally for us to quail before sttch ‘ on the 8th of August, a double vengeance xvas eon- iiunibug denunciations. No nation that ever moved I suinmnteil on the Monk of Bologna ; for the iron of J Wt ii i forward in progress and triumph ever yet regarded ; the priests mid tlie lead of the Austrian* en-opereteil | San Francisco steamer, a medium in New Y’ork had ” eu it, or ever will. We must do uke other powers have j in tlie sacrilegious homicide.” The head chief ot j received anil written out a full account of her loss, j dime, imIio are able) pursue onr interests aud ad- | that ecclesiastical authority was Gaetano iiedini. | of the rescue of a portion of her passengers, by three vance ourselves.—But 1 could say much ou this_ sub- Springs ami Axles. AAA LBS. just received and for sale bv 2<j,UUU BRAY’, CARHART ft CO. ject; it seems to me the Southern press arc tm, ferent to these matters. It is time to lead the and prepare the couutry for what is coming I liooc you agree with mu. I know a great pressure will be made upon the Southern press to make them hold back. Southern men are ready to betray the South again, as they did before, with a view to count North ern power mid support in tlie Presidency,—exactly as Northern statesmen Will court Southern power by siding with our interest. From such Southern men you will ’hear and see much about national faith, and conservatism, fte., Imt the real object will be to court popular favor— rather than advance the real interests of the slave holding race. * * * * * _ ’ The recont acquisition in Mexico, and the acqui sition of Culm (» hit'll I have mi doubt the President 3 md mutinous assembly onliAarrisiuiialriu. f is In favor of) will restore the balance of power to of these cases ns detailed hv tliccvi- th« slave States if uve are tini, ami true to wnIm . a .. • n is« x 1u!r*miut*Utp and moonntnltlc trill t\u> st’Ciiri* n 7? as ll o '’ VH : . tu everything: lit fliip left the jKirt of New lork for | wiiston, Capt, Carney coiniii;ui<liiig, on the X of January last, 1854, ami on the Kith, •'ttf sex, tlic secoml mate gave an order to w, the prisoner, charged in the first indict- it, m reef n sail; the prisoner refused; the •X threatened to force him; the prisoner r > knife, nnd though the mate retreated, 1 ptwoner followed rare to the entl of the aud stabbed him in tlie iireast, inflietitig r «iul of whieli he is still disabled. Upon ‘ -Arrival of the vessel in Charleston. Capt. I * f . r imd tlie [irisoner arrested and put in ;’hence he wax brought for trial on yes- .; The prisoners, Bum and others, iijkui '’nee, were found “not guilty.” N:i\vs, .Saivs, S:itvs* -j qDOZ. C ross Cut, llaek and Pit Saws. I J SO do. Hand, Pannel, Rip anil Teniion Saws, for sale by (dee «| RRAY*. CARHART ft CO. Curion*. C'nlriilntioii-. A writer in tlic Boston Journal makes tlie following curious calculations : Thu enormous sum of ¥8o l.ooo.oooin gold has been received at tlie Mint ill Philadelphia, from Califor nia, from tho first discovery of the precious metal, to December 1, 1853. Now in order to give some idea to tho general reader of tho immense amount of ♦204,*hk,,(M)0, 1 will merely state that allowing eaeli silver dollar to weigh one ounce uvoirdil|H*is, sixteen to the pound, the weight would be 13,750,000 lbs., or 6375 tons, allow- inggooo lbs. to tho ton. To carry this weight, it would require 6375 wagons, containing a ten each, or 832.000. Now, suppose cadi vehicle, drawn by one horse, to occupy a space of 85 feet, they would ex tend in a continuous line, a fraction short of 30 miles. Ill order to count such a vast sum of money as I remember that I was coneigiosl to the dispose tion of the Austrian General Marziani, who kept nit* ■luring twenty-two successive months in prison, with out giving me a hearing. I then made a petitiou ti» j Monsiguor Bedini, requesting liim, in his quality of Governor, to interfere in my favor. 4 did not ask for mercy, I ashed for justice ; that is to say, I asked to he examined. Mottsignor Bedini received my petition, and j after several days, sent it hack to me, with the following words written : **1 am astonished that General Marxian! has not i yet hail volt shot.” I have not presented that document, because, un der the impulse of rage, 1 tore it with my teeth.— But 1 swear before God that tills is tlie pure truili, as 1 too well remember all the particulars. These are all the proofs brought to snlistantiato the charges, mid leave the reader to draw his own inferences. It may be well to add, however, _ that till* interpretation above given, of "disconscoratioii,” (in Italian seouseeraxionej is not ill accordance witli what is understood to be the actual ceremony of dis- eousocratioii, which is said to consist merely of a slight Scraping or rubbing of the hands, forehead, fte, by wav of m,doing wliat has been once done. Cutlery. r»o DOZ. Table Cutlery of every grade. .) ,J [J 300 dozen Pocket do. 25 do Shears and Scissors. 25 do Razors. ALSO, some new ami beautiful patterns of fine Ivo ry Handle Table Cutlery which cannot fail to please. Just received and for sale by dee 6 BRAY, CARHART ft CO. illncKsmUh’s Too Is. <y - Cotter Key and solid box vices / •) 50 English and American Anvils. 15,000 Ihs. "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 by dec 6 BRAY, CARHART ft CO. M utual lifk insurance co., ok New Y’ork. Jas. Abbatt, Secretary. Joseph B. Collins, President. Applications received by fell 87 C. DAY", Agent. “Boasily anti Economy Combined.” T HE OLD VIRGINIA DYE-HOUSE, (Phicuix Like) has from its ashes risen, with all its various virtues, its original colors to bestow. The subscriber most respectfully informs his cus tomers and the public generally, that his establish ment has been rebuilt, and can now he found on Cot ton Avenue, West of the Washington Hall, where he is fully prepared to execute in the best manner all the various branches of Dyeing, Renovating a ml Re pairing all kinds of Ready Made Clothing, and La dies' Dresses, Shawls, Bonnets and all sorts of Fancy Goods damaged by use. Ladies and Gentlemen will please label all articles sent to this establishment.— (Joints from all parts of tlie State sent as before, shall receive prompt attention and forwarded back with care. Faetories'aud others having warp filling to color, will find it to their interest to test the virtues of this establishment. Persons wishing Homespun dyed, will [ilease observe, for black the warp must be pur ple or blue; for brown a copperas color, and for green the warp must be white. Cash must be paid on delivery of Goods. njd 16 OLD VIRGINIA DYE HOUSE. day Thousands of other eases • quail the above, have been cured by I,’. R. Relief Cholera Jlorlin-. Railway’s Ready Relief will relieve the from all jiain in fifteen or twenty minutes, cure the nio-t desperate ease- in a few liour-. m, h •k. •iitlVrer It will ■ la* applied alia s tl*a HOLLOWAY’S CURE OR JMIL..- | ■■■■■ ■ Mi thu indictment for endeavoring to com* | thin, v« ry ft?w persons hnvo nny idea of tli« Him it B^rolt, the prisoner Grav was also found would rwitiira, without M*ku># caJcohitjoj^ to that ^■>4 *nilK. b I,,,* i CrfiIia IIhviii^ myself nsked sevural nulivnlmos fa- Hdrarf 1 / ^ in, ^ ( * r ft® mdietnu nt for the . m jjj J|p {g Bn)(| i„ nv imi^it would twk« to euuut "• sinking Ihe mate with R dangerous I jj le slll „ „h,.ve mentioneil, tliey have so widely dlf- W'/w* lie was found guilty, and sentenced to fern! in time, that one could scarcely repress a smile re uf out* dollar nnd iiiiorisoliment for at the result. Now, to ascertain the/«r/. which may N^ ltwntlts. 1 1 J he made «s jdain as A B C. we will supjmao a person plain as A It C, we will suppu Io count iw, of these silver dollars a minnte, 11600 an ■’ — I hour, or 13.200 a .lay of 12 hours each, or (Sundays r**® G*f.8nwooi».—In dcHcribtng her ineluded) 15,768,ooo a year. I say, to count this -•■■n Ufo, Grace tells a good storv of ltcrilt- i stupendous amount of money In silver doliars.it £ 'fluxing ot a solemn John Bull. waM m«ira • fraction short of 13 years. ^Manor of t:.. Kugladi geiitieinan to- j r.ou,s Napoleon.—Mr. Geb; X. Sanders, 'kf American^ i-itor is iioliteniHl con- j American copani, w -a! **“ ^ “ * ‘ 8fty» “Louis Napcdeou \* preparing for war on the J u v»ui owcustnon Ot t :ltiK€«' i iiarncicr, a i arale. It b known that he will have, by , lMMVoIeutd(M)kiO' r old gpDtleinan I vnrlv*prin& an Wvffdiwj army of adrwi hundred *• Yxt! iswafs? | about tho Bourbon Napoleon. He sees „ , the reestablishment of the cf Blimite eDrvinw'fvmiiirmi to make Bourlmiis iu France. lienee, notwithsUiidiug his •^fiil; •! !• s . ” ‘ 1 “it . rt present apparent friendly relations, or rather co- mutation of die nutmeg, that tJu* J.uetrv, w ith Austria, lie will. in a few months, strike jyjyyxouldlianllv Jiay tie- workmen, tor |„r the Italian States, and atteoi[U to bold them as thu . . ‘ A, not believe the client was ever cost of Austrian •Ijinnre with K«*«h,. ami■ Oto <Orlo- '« American visitor is jMiliteaunl eon- i _\ lner jcan consul, writing front London, to tlie . • But souietimes II lilt!.’ too no,rice,I.— Xe w York Herald, says : • liuintT party, the other day, during a | ; i'-tyful discussion of Yankee character, a I a oisoutu:Ri:n t.n r.u a\/> ‘ HAD IHGESTIOX. Copy of a letter from Mr. R. W. Kirkus, Chemist, 7 lYescott street, Iaverpool, dated 6th June, 1851. To I*rof. Holloway—Sir: Your Fills and Ointment have stood the highest on onr list of Proprietary .Me dicines for some years. A customer, to whom 'l can ‘Note in Exi*i.an.\tion- to Americ ans.— refer for any eiiqurie*. desires mu to let you know Diseonseeratioii (in Italian scoiiseerazionc) signifies , *. ,lu particulars ot her use Sho liad been truubleil - - - - - lor years Arith a disordered liA'er and had digestion. 1 On the hist occasion, however, the virulance of the attack was so alarming, and tin* inllamation set in so severely, that doubts were entertained of her not be ing able to bear up under it; fortunately slie was in duced to try your Fills, and site informs me that after the first.aud each succeeding dose, she had great relief. .She continued to take them, and aithongli she used only three boxes, she is now in the enjoyment of perfect health. 1 could have sent you many more r . . , , ,, 5 . eases, hut the above, from the severity of the attack, arc always on Saturday aud Banday nights, m alld UlB fpw)ly cur0i j tllillk ..p.-aks mueh in favor I’aris. L'Euipcreur aud L’liujieratricc honor I of your astonishing Pills. tlic I’rinccss with their presence to night. i (Signed) Ik YV. KIRKUS. skinning those parts of the hands, forehead and crown of the head which were touched in die cere mony of consecrating a Roman ecclesiastic. Fitrix Fashion*. The great cvcut of this w’cek is a ball at tlic Princess Muthilde’s, to night; which begins just its the year closes. The greatest balls, mid concerts ami theatrical representations (Signed) Tlie dresses to be worn at the “Kcccjition of the 2d,” (for it is not a presentation, no one can go who is not already been presented,) are exhibited this week, at the various modistes, in their splendid rooms—and my eyes were so dazzled by their sjileudor, that they would be entirely put out, were I to behold the dia monds, &c., to be tvorii witli them ; and tt* see the whole at one time. The materials of all robes worn tails year arc very rich, of silk ‘ and gold, or silver woven, or gauze embroid ered in gold, or silk embroidered wit)} flowers n*e or four j When it gave way, it was forced_ ti ctirable to j banks, carrying destruction with lti r tin- forn doomed village, sweeping timber, — "Uiryoill _ _ _ *8® lot of unsaleable shoo pegs into J rial for an aggressive war. ^^Oxba^f th '^‘ Canadians, | F tu>: St. Lawrknci:.—A large ot tiik Ice.—Sc ^mtulc within tlie . *^etker it may *xkvu ucl : Rcrosi ‘- t,,e 1 *,3 bl ' 1wu, 8 up tlie ice .*7* keg. fillcl witl, p wpth of 12 or l-l f,.,*t, JP 0 "!* 1'ine xtrect, ai htt? 'Wasting fo.e, „ t ’*• The exiilo-ior’ - '.'‘'°*kiag the fo ted making -i l ^WtettnuleV,, eral e :i-t III • pra , pr 1" ill: p wdcr. A body of ice "’:ls dammed fep in the ncigltbor- rimeuts | hood of the St. Itegis Indians, tin*, other tiav. When it gave way, it "’as forced over the - - b • * -* — 11 into the rocks, houses, and everything else before it. Ihe . r.- -dt was that, at midniglit, the Indians weiv lliuoi.- driven out of their dwelling* and their cattle and provisions destroyed. Many, with the temperature at 30 deg. below zero, had to swim lor their lives. The American Indian.-, calamity was known, went to •brethren and gave them slieltt Am extraordinary cure of Rheumatic Freer ,’n Van Oicman'n ImoiI. Copy of a letter insert ill ill the Hobart Town Cou rier, of tho 1st .March, l»5l, by Majoi J. Welch. .Margaret .M'Coimlgau, 18 ycais of age, rcsiiling at New Town, hail been suffering from a violent rheumatic fever for upwards of tiro months, whieli liad entirely deprived her of the usu oi her limbs'; daring this perhxl she was under thu care of the most eminent medical men in llnb.trt Town, and by them her case was considered hopeless. A friend prevail ed upon her to try Hoihnvay's celebrated PtUs,which she consented to do, and in'an incredible short space of time tliey effected a perfect cure. Nails. Onn KEGS Cut Nails and Spikes. OUU 25 Kegs Wrought Nails and .Spikes, just re ceived and for sale by dec 6 BRAY. CARHART ft CO Horse Nails and Horse Shoes. -l -no I.BS. Griffin’s Horse Nails. J OUU 25 Kegs Burden's Horse Shoes, just re ceived and for sale by dee 6 BRAY, CARHART ft CO. Shovels Spades and Axes. n n DOZEN “Ames” Shovels and Spades. OU 50dozen "Leverets” Axes, warranted. * 30 do. Axes. Inferior Brands, for sale by dee.« BRAY, CARIIART ft CO. Choice Havaimu Cigars. - AAA T’res Flotie’s Cigars. O. U U U 10,000 Correi Cigars, a superior article. 20,000 .losephiua, and Union Fanatelia. ALSO, 25,000 Cigars, various brands, American manu factnre—very low prices for cash onlv. For sale bv dec 6 T. C. DEMPSEY’. * Goods. House Furnishing fit ABLE and Focket Cutlery 1 Stoves, Grates, and Hollow-Ware Maiitleizi-d Iron Mantles Tiu wild Iron Ware of all kinds YVood YVitre, Brooms and Brushes?, at B. A. WISE’S nov 1 New Store, Cherry-st., Macon, Ga. Tlie moment R. R. Relh most painful paroxysms. It will: Sick llcntliiichc. It will relieve tin* most cli>tr«-.>s»if)^ pains in fifteen minutes. It will likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague. In ten minutes a tea spoonful of I?. It. Relief will stop the Chills and break the Fever. Aches of all kinds. Pains of all kinds. lJruisos, Bonn, •raids, strains, spraino, stiff joints, hum*nes>. One application of Rtaway > Renily Relief will in a few moments entirely si op the pmc. It reduces .swcdlinirs, lie.ihi sores, cuts and wotind**-, removes bruises, allays tin* most violent irritations. For all pains use R. R. Relief. Look for the >iirna tnre of Jtadwav A Co. on each bottle. K. U. It.—No. ‘A. RAD WAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, RF.SOf.VKS, RKNOVATFS, REKl’Il.Us. IT CURES Syphilis, Asthma, Ulcers, omption, Scrofula, i Sores, • llronchitU, ! Tumors, Rickets, Fever-sores. Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Canker, Tlie above eight will positively cure. It renovates the system co away from the solids all Impure j, ed deposits, freeing the blood a all corrupt humors, restoring health and strength to every or the bodv. Nod Weeding of til Sr. Vitus’ Gance, Rn«h, Tetters. mnplnints R. R. R lunp inplefuiy. iti Hltid** t VhainsS dxsiius ! ! qaaa LBS. Press Chains. t)UUU 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 bv dec 6 BRAY, CARIIART A CO. LETTERS FROM HIG‘ lion. J. ,T. .Middleton, of \\ 'us under date of May 2d, 185: vatiug Resolvent cureil one nr;vi I phntution at Beaufort, of a T iftrcu i ? a !^i l ! of many years’ standing. Tb IlhSh celebrated MILLh are built by the sub- i guatitK' object of pitv: he y seriber in Macon, and warranted superior to ! sores. ”The other ne*'n»e> rn any others now in use. They can be seen at the | same nlace with li«i»" ii** * Iron Works of Robert Findlay, or at my shop on 1 - •' P ‘ " Cotton Avenue. GEORGE MEATH. resolving md di«ea.s- f life from md vi-or. nemloT of .-**£»••'-*4k , that Umlwa* of hi lie omphtinr, june 28 40—10m Mill Irons nml Mill Saws. . i — rv A A LBS. Mill Irons, vurious kinds. «jUUU 5 dozen Mill Saws, assorted length and j breadth. 6 48 ineh Circular Saws, for sale bv i dec 6 BRAY, CARIIART ft CO. j ill colors anil gold. Two or three deep floun- c ,„ v j a Paiu „ MI , Tight,**, i„ th- Chr*t an.l Sto- ccs are worn on all silk or thin dresses. One much of a person 84 year* of age. beautiful ball dress was of pink crape made From Messrs. Thew A Son, Proprietors of the Lyna over silk of the same color, with two flounces, j ^ r A^ , !. 0 u^ s n UCh “‘ e fttUowiug s ““ e ' which descended from the waiet aiul quite I To* Prof. Holloway—Sir: I desire to bear testimony formed tlie skirt, of crape edged witli puttings j to tlie g<*>d effect of Hnlloway’s l*ills. For some of the same, and two flounces of black hfto j years I nave suffered severely from a pain aud tight- m .. lr rt... flnnnao. tho .lentil ex- * ,t ” w 1,1 ,lle atomaeh. whieh was also aceimipamed o\ cr the crape flounces, tlie some tiepin, ex- . A sllortlll . ta of brcalhi „ lat ,, revellt ed me from cept the puffings—'which edged tlie scollops talking about. I am 84 years of age, and not with, of lace. Tlic corsage is covered with puffings standing my advanced state of life, these Fills hnvo also. Ball dresses arc made with a narrow so relieved me.that I am desirous that others should *1*1.„ ; r ,.„i,.„f : be madu acquainted with their virtues. I am uow pouit IU ft out. Uhe trimmings arc of l cl\ e , I b y their means, comparadmy active, and and fringe made lize little balls, or of fringe | ( . all take exorcise without iiieonvciiieoi e or pain, of cheuilc, or riblMiiul of gold or silver, or of j whieli I could not do before, guimpuro lace. The corsage, arc very fully ! (Signed) _ HENRY’ COE, trimmed. The latest styles of walking dresses | North-sU, Lyon, Norfolk, i iiarc corsages a la polonaise, _ with a hand of j Tiiese celebrated Pills are tvonderfully eilieacious ! plush up every seam, eveu m the back, aud hi tiie fotiowiug complaints: ‘ ' ' ' i. Billions Complaints, Blotches on I Complaints, Unties, Constipation of j Land for Sale. I OFFER for sale, on any time, that may he re- qnired, the following valuable Farming Lands; six hundred acres on Jones Creek, in the 15th district of Dooly county, witli one hundred and seventy neres of laud deadened and ready for cultivation, with a new and comfortable double Log Dwelling, Kitchen, timoke-house, Crib, Stables, fte. Also, 400 acres, on Jones Creek, ill tlie 14th district of Dooly ; and 200 acres in tlie 14tli on Swift Creek ; also, r*00 acres in the 17th of Thomas county. These Land* In Dooly will make from 700 to 1,200 Ihs. of Cotton to tlie acre. Apnlv to sept 27 T. YV. MONTFORt, Oglethorpe; Ga.’ ( -5^ Journal ft Messenger, copy tf. scrofulous ■ poor fellow I'as a* mm ing mass of uld not remain in tlm vas entirely eared bv nt. and is now at work the people of S. Mr. uid to the political world Mr. .Middleton i* no stranger. Mcrofiiln. When the Patient h o- boon afflicted for five years, or under, favorable symptom.- will appear on tlie third day after using It. It. Resolv ltadwav’s Renovating Resol\ upon the plantation. To ■Middleton is well known. T. II. K1SBET. CitAS, I*. LEVY. Nishet & Levy, * O CMULGEE FOUNDRY ft. MACHINE SHOP, Maeon, Georgia. Manufacturers of Steam En gines and Boilers, IticeTtirashers, Gin and Mill Gear ing, Saw Mill Irons and Shaftings, Water Wheels, I’latea and Bails, Pulleys, Grave Railings and Ma chinery in general. countv, aiJIo As a testimonial to tlie character of their work, Tliweutt, and’ the Montpelier lust Hater-more than they beg leave to snbmit tho following extract from half of this land i* as heavily timbered us anv in the Rcihirt of tho Committee on Machinery, to the th.- ,-ounty, it will be sold ou favorable terms if ap- So. Central Agricultural Society ft Mechanics' liir4i- | piieil for soon. For further particulars, apply to tute. Mr. YVm. M. YVadley is the well known and ; a n K 23 2 W. S. WILLIFORD. competent Engineer in the Chief of tlie Western ft | . ... -c , v ..., Atlantic Railroad, and the other meinhers of the Com- LllUIDtl, 1.(1 111 lx 1 . LlllIIDCl . mittee are men of high standing as mechanics. rpHE undersigned is now ready to supply from EXTRACT FROM TIIE REPORT. , J- his Steam Mills, every description ot Lumber “Oftlu* three Engines exhibited, weeon.-ider Messrs j ,l,| d Scantling, at thu shortest notice and rf the Nishet ft Lew’s the best, and best adapted to agrienl- ! choi cost quality. _ Applications sent to the Mill, or tural purposes, mid award them tlie premiums—a 1 w ™ Ike undersigned, will meet with prompt Silver Cup worth 850 and a Gold YIedal worth 830. attention. \\ . D. .Ml.US. “ Of tlie 1’iuiips, Water Wheels and Uiu Gear ex- * U X 3 hibited, we consider Messrs. Nishet ft Levy’s the , Lllllthci'. best, and award them tho premium on these articles of YVM. M. YVADLEY, Cli’n. Ten years Fifteen years. Twenty years, Thirty years Forty years. Fifty years. For sale hv IC. L. l’lielps ft Eusis on the Fifth (lav. Seventh dav and Drug oct 25 rists and Merchants “ Tenth da; •• Fifteenth “ Twentieth . Thirtieth dav,' ■I ROHKCKER ft CO., Macon; rsyth : J. \V. Jones, Griffin. 'fe Ysiliiultlt; L:m«l For Sale. -A A AC'RE-S of first quality Land in Mmiroe •JUU comity, iidjniiiing lands of Dr. .lames J.dmll'ftll’s lv YY:ti'i-;iiii«*«l Uimleu Seed. /GROWTH O' Beans, manufaeture.” I o*’’ Orders for Gin Gear nnd other machinery, prouiptiv tilled, on suitable reference being given. March 1,1853. ly TT A VINCcn tlio first of September leased the L J. Saw .Mills, reeeutly in eharge of James Van Y’alkcnbtirg ft Son, we are prepared to till orders at short notice. Orders received, and Bills receipted by us. No one is Authorized to use or sign onr name as Agent. J. A. ft S. S. VIRGIN, nov 15 ItOYYTH of 1S.3J, ans, an hers; Lettuce, Radish ' nips, K. Dutch, lted Tt I Flower seeds, Canary Also, Button Onions, a l:!?’ Country Mercit j suitable terms’. Near Cottoi dec 6 Biankvts ! 1000.uSix MU» Georgia Kersevs. 15 I Yarns. With a genera' 1 Staple Dry Goods. Fi novl a,J I-, and ntllers; Gr id Families supnli II. ft YV.S.KLL! tie Cln-irv -t.. Mai Kei’v; *.. (!.(', ter Blankets. 15 pair It), Il ter Bed Blankets. 10 hales hales Osmiburgs. to bale* nf Di.mestie and ale ASH HR AYRE.S iirouml tlic b.v-sjttes, ami tin* alcoves even to Ague. Asthma, _ the shoulders. Kvervthinjs is finisl.cd^ with j *1^ l>^|^~l>jr«4.r>: I m ole; on aoplieati.m to A. R. McLAUGHI.lN, ph»h; evening nutl dinner dresses !m\ C bor- | ten . Kr-x -iiM-Ias, Female Irregulaiities. Fevers of all ■ Maeon, Jnlv S, ts.vt. 47—ly Agent, Iron Works* •A TORE ft GALLAGHER, Phiuriwu. Pa._ Manufacturers <i£ all kinds of IronRailiug, ltal- Isucoo, I loin , «.Vc cotiie.-j Verandahs, Iron Front*. Garden Seat.., Dogs, Q A AAA LB'. BACON, 120 bl*. Lebanon Lions, and Ornamental Fancy YY’ork of ail kinds.— siy.UUy Etawali Flour, ”tl bis. Hyra A hook of designs fte., may be seen, and contract* * 1 lith . - . , - . j: j ter)’. Erysipelas, Female Irrogulaiith dent ot plusll woven III tho flounces; turn a kimis, b'its,Gout, Headache, Indigestion, Intlaiimia in white silk with cerise plush edges, or a blue silk with white jilusli stripes, or doto iu it, makes up beautiful. Tlie price of such a dress made and ready to pat on, without even the luce around the neck, is three or four ltundri trunes. Dhm "> pU embroideries co entv-five hundred frtu U.ti! 1 . train.-, ja; A uli,dll 2.'»lMI francs 1 tion. Jaundice. Laver Complaints, Lumbago, fihen- j ■^of ufitraMraterararara nmtisui, l’tles, Reteutibn of Urine, Scrofula or King’ Evil, Sore Throats, s one aud UrAvoi, Secondary I q TAY’INt ’Ju- Douloureux, Tumour.-, Clci rs, ” ’A'in Ware IHannfYictory. HEItltr STREET—MACON, GA. engaged good, prompt and faithful •11, 1 am prepared to tin all kinds nf and Spaulding Flour, 50 bis. Clarified Sugars, with a general assortm -nt nf Groceries, for sale by CHA8. CAMPBELL. sep 6 4 Ciitilt l Cash l mllE highest nt: rket price will be )>nid forYVOOL, 1 Washed or Uuwjshed, Aim, Hides, Bee-wax .-a, delivered in .Macon at my .Store, corner ; ft Adams’ Fire-proof \Var,-hou<e -5—tf ( . G. WHEELER rpHE Finn J day die.- YV. J. MeEi the .Maunfact door. The aiVairs of the lat BRAY 5c CARHART. stand. " Dissolution. f BRAY, CARHART ft CO., is \ *-(i hy HHItll.-.i ei.n.,nt. >y withdrawing ami taking with : 11 and St.,ve liu-'mc— to the 1 (die,-iii will In settled hv io will (-(intitule tlie H:in{- ,-iil it- branches, at the old M’ II. BRAY. M 11 IT l>. CARIIART, W. J. Mi ELROY. 23 Joseph S. Hei'uumlex’si s.VUFF AND TOBACCO STORE, Or- 1 hi: J * a n t e k lid!'-e. Mnl/M'rrr, s//re/, Ain- ps constantly on hand, import- i*t, Nexain, a.- well as Ameriraa S(e- U wlndcs.-tie and retail. Also, ('hewing T»- , Mm,II. fte. jan 3—ly

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Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1844-1858, February 14, 1854, Image 1