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Newspaper Page TextI Pills.—Wonderfhl euro of ndis- | ^ DAT & JWAUSSENET, rturioD. *g«*d 34. of Long hi- j ^^ OVLD call'attention of their friends *7 V m York, mu for h Ion- turn.- in a very pr.-oa- * t ‘V ) 0 l health, owing to her liver being dis- 1 f-.ultv prescribed for ber iu vain medial ^""yP rfi: remedy rho thought lik. ly to benefit her * K it of with the like ill success, Aboi • d* m j eg(> t hfl commenced using Holloway' 'Jn.^dcompliodwlth tbt> printed directions,which produced ft very pleasing change, In fiv 4 k the bloom of health was again upon her ***T! being perfectly cured, to tho agreeable sur- ■ of her friends. These pills are also infallible PrI *U dlseuse* of the stomach and bowels. 4 and rderto keep the passions under due control, it * n "bSssry tohsre the body free of all pain. There ever invented so potent to removo all *" r -„( jLiu as Davis' Pain Killer, DIED /sr/vnsntnution, at tho residence of Mr. IVm Gray .. aNNA A. GRAY, wile of John D. Gray, Ks<[. VI*-** * WM , quiet, but noble-hearted, magnum- Vrt- Site shunned the public scenes of life |bg quiet and love of home, and a small P r *i?!!f ,-ouildenlial friends. Those who knew her ^ tatimsIelY, most admired and loved her. (Tsminmtal =j~£5iTPRICKS CURRENT OCTOBER 16. Dundee ■ India p * co n"dT.'"v.v.v. Shoulders fa**** cutise*-:; ;;;;; Corf**-" 1 " 0 Java Ci»pu»-*jperm Tallow none iu 17 15 00 13 20 15 12 16 <a 27 16 16 It 30 18 y*,i—Mackerel. No. 1 6had Herring.. •• Ftoca—Tenuesse .22 00 2....IS 00 - 3....10 00 17 00 Canal.. Georgia FooPkft Gluts—Corn... Wheat. Oats.... Rye Burley,. Gtstowpsa.-..' Gi,—Holland.... American.. Hst.. Uos—Sweiee... English.... Jtocausa.—Cub» 75 .. 8 SO ..13 00 .. 9 00 .. 50 SO .. 1 50 . .. 60 . 40 2t 00 18 00 12 00 18 00 1 00 9 00 It 00 10 00 CO 60 00 2 25 5 00 l SO 60 1 50 2 00 4 50 6 50 2 00 1 75 <1 515 New Orleans.. 45 • Oil-Lamp... Linseed Train ... Push—White Lead. Fisa Cow Poss-Xett Ktcz Kora' ges—Jamaica....... New England... Stscr—Lemon Raspberry.... Sait—Liverpool, 4 75 1 25 1 10 2 00 75 10 2 00 60 1 90 Alum, Urge and small 1 75 •2 15 6 10 SSOT. SOAf StWl—Cast German American Scout-Si. Croix New Orleans .... Loaf, refined...... Crashed Sums—Brandy, Cog... American. - I’each... Apple Taiiow Y’lXGAK. Wiiiixit—Irish 2 50 Monongahela... 1 00 Rectified Wtzzz—Madeira. Sherry. Champagne 12 00 Malaga.....’. 70 Port.. 2 50 Claret 3 00 12 12 6 00 75 1 10 1 00 10 30 rraid 12J2t*yard 17J ♦►yard 16 i'lb. ♦>16. ♦>16. ♦>tb. ♦>16. 4*15. ■ 4Mb. ♦>I6, ♦Mb. ♦>lb. ♦>re. ♦>16. Pbbl. >l»bl ♦>bbl. ♦»bbl ♦»box. Pl.bl. ♦>bbl. ♦>bbl ♦►10016 ♦►bush 1 75‘ *>bush. 65 ♦►bush. ■ ♦►bush, ♦►bush ♦►box. ♦>keg. Vgal 70 4* gal 10 ♦>». 2 00 ♦> cwt. 5} V18. ‘ ♦»». PB. ♦>15. ♦*bbl. 4* gal. 4>gal. ♦MB. Cgal. t*gal. at ♦> bush 5 riB.j 71 *»*IB. 11 4>16. 4*gal ♦►gal ♦VI ♦►Sox P'saek. ♦•’sack ♦>I6. ♦>16. F16. ♦>n>. Pis. ♦Mb. *16. ♦>ra. public totheir new stock of GOODS just received, consisting of fiViten r« of every description to suit all customer., Chains, .Seal- and Key? to match. A tine axsort- in. nt of JEU'ELKV, Breast Bins, ..nd Ear Rings in sets or single: Finger Rings of all kinds and nri- ecs Gold Specks, Uraceicts, Necklace', C rosses hio] Lockets. Also, a fine i'-ortment of SILVER W .title, consisting of lurk'. >; ns. Napkin Kings **'“ Knives, Sait, Mu-tiird md Sugar Spoons, Pitchers, and a largo assortment of Cups, rangin. ... pnee from right to forty dollars. The above articles will b»* n» nriy <i _r: vt-ii without t-itr.-i <*li: rj»-. _PLA rKO Wake, vis : Castors, Tea Sets, lop- r orl.s unit Sj ns, am! r. ir ii-a 1 stock of •flI SICAL I.Vs rillliKMS, allot til- above will be sold ioa- for CASH, ns mir motto is "a nim ble sixpence is worth two dull shHliinrs." 0°* m DAY* A MAU8&KNBT. » m iiu-on s Hotel, he above bulding hnsjtiht been completed, and m its large size, (beiug three stoilee high, and i.ting 210 f.-et on Wayne street ami 160 feet on .711LLEl»CiEVILLE UOTEE» T HK undersigned respectfully arnonne ca that he has taken, and will *>p«-n on the goth instant, the large „Y ( e- Brick Build ing, called Tho Bulledxerllic Hotel, situated on the corner of Wayne and Greene Sts. and opposite to Mrs. H U s 0 n\s Hotel. Theabov *“ fron fronting 21o f.o t on Wayne street and 160 feet on Greene street.) will furnish ample accommoilatlons for 2..0 or 300 persons. The furniture, including beds, bedding. See., is all entirely new, having been recently purchased in the city of New Y'ork. lh'o undersigned ha* engaged a sufficient num- i f r °.,, t r U5 ’ 1 J 011 4 experienced servant*, and tho ta ble will be supplied with the best tile conutry affords. Event effort will be made to render his guests com fortable, and his old friends and the public general ly are respectfully and cordially invited to give him »c«ll. .. K. 1). BROWN. Milledgevillo. Oct 6. 1855. ll tf A Lis: of Letters EMA1XING in the Post office Macon, Ga., the ltth of Oct. 1835. l-tf* Persons calling will please «ay they are ad- venised. SPLENDID STOCK OF CHINA, i'rochery and Glass IVare. 1) I*. M’EVOY bus received a new and elegant Te, assortment of Chinn. Crockery mid Ginn Ware, at bis store on Second street. Triangular Block, to which lie invites the public attention — They comprise every article in bis line, nud many are of new and rich patterns. Among them are White ami Goid band CHINA, iu Tea and I)in- ner Setts, at prices from 86 to 8150. Silver plated CASTORS and FRUIT BASKETS. CI1ANDALIERS (for fluid) suitable for lialls and Churches. Hritania Ware—Knives and Forks. Large lot of VASES—Coffee Cutis, Goblets, Tumbler* and other Glassware.^ Looking Glasses, Waiter*. Besides a large assortment of WHITE GRANITE ami COMMON WARE, and -every other article usually kept in a similar establishment. The Ladies are especially invited to call and examine bis assort incut, before purchasing elsewhere. oct iSjj A—Afflict Thos Andrews Mis* Amnnds Allen Miss Mary Atm Albert Win Andrews J A II—Butler Win Brown (J W Beal Georgia A Brown Tho* Brown Mrs F A Bularil Thos Boyle Wm liudiauau Wm F Bell Chns A Barnett Miss Sue Bote S d Bnrket ltobt Baity Wm Bullock Alfred Itazrmoro Columbus Benjamiu Eianor Borustine Hams Bartlett Geo T C—Cburehill N H Clapp A Co Messrs JaeobMstlicws \\ m J Christian Sidney Moore Jas C Cleaveland W \V Marshall A W Jacob? Clapp A Co Messrs Johnson Martin Jones Ben L Jordan L A Johnson Jas Johnston Lavoirseur Jones MG K—Kenedy Wm Keeeli Mi.-s Mary J Keceh Mrs Jane A.—l.M.-.-;ter Mrs Caroline Libin 1.' < 1 Lewis Mrs Loni'a Laucaster Wm li Liviugton Mi.-* Marv M Lovell Limisev Mrs W lmdd li B Jl—McLamar Miclit ai McGee Misr Elizabeth McGee J** M Mavew Wm Montgomery A. II Martin Phe'bc A MARVELLOUS REMEDY! FOR A MARVELLOrS AGE!.' CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. I T EARNING from some J-s Charleston and SavanuHn iinar rar oemeuaui J Aromatic Schnapps, is extensively counterfeited by umber of Liquor mixtures in New Y'ork. Philadel- NEW DRUG STORE. Charleston and Savan'u^^fmf^d.m I FITZGERALD NOTTINGHAM. YVHOLESALE A FETA IE DECGGI3TS. .. , _ - . . - —, Corner of Cherry and Stomd Streets. phi* and Boston, and finding that the pirate? dariug- . I; K now receiving a general assortment Iv advertise their pernicious deception* under the j A offresh Rmi reliahlc DR1G8; 7IKDI.' name which belong* to my article. I think i! neee*?a i ( i\ KN . English. French, German and Amer- ry to caution the community against these venders j CRn Chemicals: Paints. Oils, Dye stuffs, Win' ot poison m disguise. ... - ' Glass and Puttv; Soaps, Perfumery, Combs. Brushes, 1 introduced the Schiedam Aromatic '' ,, h*j>ps for nn q f an ev articles: Surgical Instruments, Saddle —'It 0 ? me,h ?. al faculty and tho Bass. Office Furniture, find indeed, evervthintr usu- r. 'g Carver Miss Mary Coax Mis Sarah Clark Miss Mary X Cunningham \\'m A Chamberler Mrs Curny Atijers Cainp John Cooper JolinP Cannon S W Culverhouso Geo A Champion Henry 1 f hi. r .1 im ph Chandler James I>—Davis Miss Sarah Doth Mrs Wm Dasher Joseph J Dailey Eli Dreu Geo A - Davis Martha K—Elkin E C 2 Edmonds Reuben Mauler Dr K A 2 May* James McCarther Pat X—Neisen Dan II Nickelson Mrs 1* 2 O—O'Donnell Mrs.B Owens Mrs T Olaver Miss S J 1*—1‘hilson Mrs Mary Parker Mrs Xancv I’erkins C N Paul Mrs YV Parsons YVm A Pci kins A C Parker Reuben N B Pass Jno l’eiry Jas H Pbepp* U Pool Miss Amanda A Palmy Edmund It—Reid (Seo W Everett Mias Mary Ann Rogers Mi* Juio 16 9 2 25 35 5 X 75 1 12 7Iillinory mid Fnncy Goods. Tl/riU. A. DAMOUR has just received her full assortment of the above Goods for FALL and YVINTEU f?TY’I -ES, consisting of Velvet. Satin ami Straw BOXXKTS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS. EMBROIDERIES', DRESS SILKS, DE LAIXES, POPLINS, Ac. of the latest patterns and of the best quality. Cloaks, . Mantillas, Talmas, Gloves. Mitts, Cam, Head Dkesses, and a quantity of other articles usually kept in that lino ef btisiness. Macon, Oct. 15,1855. «w 2 50 80 3 00 70 1 50 6 00 2 00 3 00 2 25 8 22 16 10 11 10 13 13’ 8,00 FgaL 1 SO ♦'gal. 1 50 Vgal. 1 25 FgaL 121 ♦>16. 50 i»gal. 45 1 25 1 50 4 00 1 25 55 4 00 -3 00 16 00 1 00 4 00 5 00 ♦>gal. Fgal. Fgal. %Sl ♦»l?al. Vgal. i'doz. Kavaunnli Cheap Cash Store. T HANKFUL for the so liberal patronage be stewed upon this Establishment—the subscri bers feel tnconrage'd to centiuuo, End have opened T»vo Nlorcji, ouo on Clierry-street, next iloor to Mr. Wise's House furnishing store, and unn at the corner of Triangular Square and Cotton Avenue, tormeriy occupied by Mr. Grossinayea, where Uiev will keep a moat splendid assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Consisting partly in Muslin de Laines; Caahfimeres: and other Merinos, Alapaccas, Plaid, worsted and silk Dress Silks, French Nedle Work Embroideries, Mantillas, Linens, Linen Cambric IldkfiL, Hosieries, Ac., all kinda of; STAPLE A* FANCY DRY GOODS, And a great variety of other articles, too numerous to mention, all of which they will endeavor and prove to sell cheaper, than offered anywhere else in this market. The Ladica in particular, and the public in gener al, are respectfully invited to calk and look for them selves. Every thing will be don,*, to give ample satisfaction in every respect. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. Alao, They will keep at their store in Cherry- street, a fine and beautiful assortment of * Ready Itladc Clothing, Hats, Caps, BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTLEMEN'S FUR NISHING ARTICLES, TRUNKS,CARPET-BAGS. Ac., all of which will be sold at prices to suit the times. A kind patronage is solicited. Don't miss the store. ELIAS EINSTEIN A CO. ry All kinds of Produce taken in Exchange in the store on Cherry-street, Macon, Ga. * oct 16 ■ ly „ „ ... , To llio.se uTio smoke good Si-gars, silicon Cotton JInrUot, October 1C. I tl'sT Received Cotton, demand good. We quote from ?j to 9j cts. J aooo Opera* 2000 Rio Hondos 3000 Rosalies 2000 El Sol Elkin Mike S F—Fowler Wilson Fox Harry Fox Miss Mary Fish Ben Fuller J 8 C—Gilbert Lucinda Goulding Unwin R Gilbert Ely* C Grimes Jaby Oonield H ff Gordon James Guleby Miss Mary II—Harry Ed A Hunt Mr* L M - Hamlin John Hindus IsaacS Henry Mrs Delila Holstead Mias Mary O Hume Haynord Hayes Jas Harry O Hunter Col - Hodge* Molly Ann Hunter John O Hogan Miss Pannelia llognn Mis* Martha E Hughes John Hunt Wilkins W S—Jessup Miss Ann 'act >9 JAMES A. NE8WT. P. M. Reynoid Miss Elvina »—Sego Sliss Ann SuigletonW K Sailor Wm Snead Dr F T gpnker X Sanford Elsin Sand or Mrs Mary I, SammervlUe Calvin Phqiier Wm Stafford Peter Sropshear Jas 2 Sweeny Edward Smith Mrs Ann Stewart II 6 T—Tlioinuson Patrick Tavlor B F Tucker C N Tamer DavidS Vinson J T W—Waubush Isaac Worsham Mariab Wright Jno J Wilcox W A Wimberly E Williams Wm G Williams Hon Thos V—Y'oung Isaac Yearly Thos ' *' HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT. The Grand External Remedy. By tho aid of a microscope, we see millions of lit tle o'penings un the surface of our bodie s. Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on theskin.is car ried to an organ or inward part. Disease of the Kidnevs, disorders of the Liver, affections of the liesrt, infisination of the Lungs, Asthma, Cough, and Colds, are by its means effectually cured. Every li- u-i-u iff knows that suit :i:i~-<•- frn-lv through bout* or meat ofanythickiu ss. This healing Ointment far morereadilv penetrates through any hone or fleshy part of the living body, curing the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot bo reached by auy other means. Eryaipclna^alt Rheum Ac Acorbutic IIamors No remedy has ever done so much for the euro of diseases of the skin, whatever form they may assume ns this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore Heads. Scrofula, or Erysipelas, can long with* .t.itui it' in:!-.••m T'f iev-iitnr ha? travelled over many parts of the Globe, visiting the principal hos pitals. dispensing title Ointment, giving advice as to its application, and has thus been tho means of re storing countless numbers to health. Here I.egx, Store Brrnsta, Wounds Ac L'Irrrs. Somo of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely on the use of this, wonderful Ointment, when having to cope with the worst cases of sores, wounds ulcers, ghtndular swellings, and tumor.?. Professor Holloway has, by command of the Allied Govern- * 1 ments, dispatched to the hospitals of the East, largo 1 shipments of this Ointment, to be used under the di rection <5f the Medical Staff, in the worst cases of wounds. It will cure any ulcer, glandular swelling, stiffness or contraction of the joints, even of 20 years standing. File* nnd Fiatulna. These and other similar distressing complaints can bo effectually cured if the Ointment lie well rubbed in over the parts affected, and by • otherwise following the printed directions around each pot. MACON DRUG STORE. E. I*. SU’ROHECKEi* CO., APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS, Corner abort the F'nyo' Kouae, illacon, Ga. ^ now in “tore and nrecoir inmilly for experimental test to thousands of distinguished ! Express Companies 'and lines o'f Steamers to Sevan- medical practitioners, rue responses Irom these I ~.h I Both the Ointment and Pills should hr used in the following cases: Bunions I Burns Chapped Hand? Chilblains . I Fistulas I Gout Lumbago Mercurial Eruption? Pile* Rheumatism ' Salt Rheum Skin Diseases Sore Legs Sore Breasts Sore Heads Soro Throats SorcS of ail kind? Sprains Scalds . Swelled Glauds Stiff Joints Ulcers Venereal Sores Wounds of all kind? source? -a ere of the most unequivocal and satisfacto ry character. It is now before the public, surround ed with these guarantees, and bearing these umirn- peachablo endorsements, and 1 call upon the com munity to protect themselves and me. their own health* and my reputation, by frowning down and re pudiating the piratical speculators who are peddling their foal commodities nndor cover of my trade mark. -No artielo had ever been imported from Holland into this market,underthc name of Schnapps la this city. Tho first importation bein'; made into this city in the year 1816, which can be soon by the Canton House Books, I deposited my label ns *u trade'mnrk in the Unitvd States District Court iu the Southern District of New Y'ork. in the yenr.1931, and have the certificate in inv po?ssssion of that date. Tbo great demand which lias thus been created fur the genuine article has sot the whole higo of counterfeiters in motion, and the duty I owe to mv customers and friends, and the public, compels me to put them on theirguard against imposition, U. WOLFS'. 22 Beaver at. New York. Among the complaints for which tho Schnapps has ueeu declared a specific by tho eminent physicians who have corresponded with the proprietor, are dropsy, dvspepsia, debility consequent upon long continued sickness and old age, epilepsy, asthma, giavcl. colic, affection* of the kidneys, and all chron ic diseases of tho genito urinary 'apparatus. For these aud many other disorders, it is now prescribed with great success, by-more tirnn three thousand medical practitioners in various parts of the United State*. I beg to call the attention of the reader lo the fol- Physicians, Planter* nnd citizens gener"lly are in vited" to call. Macon. September 12—If ing DBI'CS. cue Jiie.it.*. iCAIA'TSt. COI.OKS. FANCY AltTlOLKS, 1 PATENT ItlEDIClNES of all kinds, and every article hoj't in a first rate establishment. Any one who may favor us with their orders may deptnd'upon their receiving the best attention, and that all goods furnished will be of a relialde quality. Should they not give entiro satisfaction, thev may be returned a't tho option of the buyer. npr -1 E. L. STROHKCKER A CO. GEORGE PAYNE DRUGGIST AND STATE LICEXSED APOTI’”! ARY. Wholesale and T! Dealer in none but Gen uine and reliable Medicines; Prescrip tions'compounded with care, and every articl: warranted as genuine and pure. The few ar ticles mentioned below compose a portion of my SCdck, • . Opposite Washington IfnU, Moron, Gn., April Ml, Davis’ Extra Adhesive Mucilage Paste. A VERY" superior article for Offico use. for sale at the Drug Store of E. L. STRODECKUIt. sept 11 OfWA GALLONS best Burning Fluid. 200 gaiious Sperm and Train Oil lowing letters from physicians: ■■ Charles A. Leas, Commissioner of Health, Dr. i'ruit, I'liiil. rnilK undersigned will receive every week, a se- \ m Sold at the Manufactories of Professor Hollo- I wat, 60 Maiden Lane, New Y’ork, and 244 Strand, I Loudon, and by all respectable Druggists and Deal- I ers of Medicines throughout the United Stales, and I the civilized world, in Pots, at 25 cents, 62} cents, |and 81 each. * • {yTbere is considerable saving by taking the I larger sizes. I X. B. Directions for the guidance «rpatients in I every disorder are affixed to each Pot. ' - sept 25- Baltimore, writes as follows in relation to tbo valuu of Schnapps as a remedy in. chronic catarrhal com plaints, Ac. The letter i? dated July 27,1853 “I take great pleasure in bearing highly creditable tHtteony to its efficacy as a remedial agent iu tbe diseases m which you recommend it. Havinganat- nral tendency to the mucus surfaces, with u slight degree of stimulation, I regard it as one of the most important remedies in chronic catarrlial affections, particularly those of tho genito- urinary apparatus, with much respect, your obedient servant. CHAM. A. LEAS, X. D." Dr. C. Robbins of Boston, celebrated for his cure of epilepsy, cholera, Ac., complains of th<- great dif ficulty of procuring puro Holland Gin, and speaks of tlio Schiedam Schnapps as follows, under date of Oc-' :tobcr 5, 1832: ••1 have recommended your article in four eases— two in Connecticut, ono in Vermont: and one in Rhode Island. An article of this kind is much need ed. I have been unable to find a substitute In the materia medics for pure Holland Gin. Y'ours, . C. BOBBINS.” “PHILADELPHIA, July 15.1653. “Mr. Udolpho YVolfq, 22 Beaver-street, New Y'ork— “Dear Sin—Last season the writer received, thro’ your agent in this city, a bottle of your Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, mid since that period has pro scribed the same in certain forms of urinary com plaints; also in case* of debility imaged persons. So far the Schnapps have been o! much benefit to those using it. *• * * In conclusion, where a diuretig and stimulant i.s required, I should use the Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps. Thanking you for your kind ness. I am respectfully yours. * “A. D. CHALONER, Mt D. , “180 South Eighth-street.” Tho subjoined letter from Dr. I’aine, of Manches ter, relates to one of the most valuable medicinal Fashions for Fall '1835. 1 lected lot of Appies.Orang« s"an.Yother'Krait, j CLOAKS, TALMAS AND MANTILLAS, and trill sell them aa low as possible, and offer a /**1 GORGE IJKODIE will introduce for tbe in- chance f>»r country merchants. II. HORNE. I aJT spection of Southern and Western Merchants, Foil Millinery, Millinery Goods and 1 “MGtaL°? A "* US ‘’ his **“**. l * rRe varie, ' v of ROOdH Ladies Dress Goods. Embroidered Velvet MANTLES, mmm Lf RS. HOW Land is now opening a choice and I Rich Moire Antique MANTLES, 1V± beautiful selection of FALL MILLIN'- Pbun Velvet MANTLES, Richlv Trimmed. , ... _ „. KIW and J1ILLINERV GOOD*, viz: Paris Combination of Velvet aud Mofre Antiquo, Ac. Ac. properties possessed by tl.e Aroinatic Sr mapns. and Pattern BONNETS.' Dress CAPS, Rich HEAD The buveroftlie undersigned having just return- ■howsthat it acts as a specific m a very painful dts- DRESSES, FRENCH FLOYY’ERS; FEATHERS, I ed from France, he i? enabled to offer the most ex. I ua '!?r- t ^?-i^ , i!- Ve : n •» ,, , .. RIBBONS. BONNET MATERIALS, LACES, Ac. tensive assortment of trtvles of anv other establish “»• " oIlu : *1? 1 Ladies Dress Goods. ment in the oouutiy.aU of which, by special contract 7 rhich you arc at hberty W use if vou^tl.mk prouer ; Rich Brocado Robes; CJuse, Moire Antique and with the Paris Manufiiotures, are exclusively confin- T h .UJt..d R Yerv obstinatrease of Piaided Silks; Mo,re Antique. Velvet and Cloth ed to himself. Uis weU known reputation as the fivJtvsra' st.ndin^n^ Cloaks and Talmas made to order; Ilonitim, Jlaltese, only publisher of regular monthly Fashion Plates in [ P*’!i* m ve^ *?tenmt” to Srinara and Valenciennes We* in sets. Ac. Ac. Harper's and Godcy's Magazines should be a ,nfii- ‘“J? * c “* e n " v ti?,ho„f nKi°S ,0 i MRrf. HOWLAND will open on YVeduesdav, lotli eiont inducement to purchasers to select from his in t’lm st. tier assortment: of PATTERN H ATS. .*-19 I Stock. GEOBTE llRODiE. 1& Ir^eTS^dhlod^g large pieces of stone, some of which were as large stock. GEORGE bRODIE. 51 Canal street A 63 Lispenard s troet, N, York. Principal entrance 51 Canal street. Second Mantil- Div*.oliif ion. fBHE firm of GOODMAN A YOUNG was <U«soIv-1 la store West of Broadway South aide. A edon tbe 8th iust. by mutual consent. Tbe | aug 1 3in accounts of the late concern will be settled by either parties. II. GOODMAN.. oct 9 2t LEWIS YOUNG. as a marrowfat pea. I continued the cordial, accor ding to directions, and tho patient continued to gain, and is fast recovering. I think a medicine of so much value in so distressing a complaint should be known to the public and world at largo- And I, for Sperm and t rain Oil 200 gallon? Linseed and Castor Oil 30 boxes best Oswego Starch and best Cool Starch 300 lbs. Sulphuric. Nitric and Muriatic Acid 1 gross Preston A Merrills best Y'east Pow- • uers too ounces Sulphate and Valerianate of Quinine 20 ounces Sulphate, Acetate, Muriate and Valerianate Morphine • 800 gallons pure Alcohol, 100 lbs. Spirits of Hartshorn 20u Sweedish Leeches,’ 2 doz. Mechanical Leeches . 1000" Artificial Teeth, 4 dozen Connndriun Wheels and File* too gallons Copal and Japan Y’nrnisli 100 gallons spirits Turpentine, 100 lbs. Mcdi- • cinal Extracts. SOOIbs. Super Carbonate Stoda and Sal • Poda too lbs. Cream of Tartar and 20 lbs. Salts of Tartar 20 lbs Blue mv» 20 lbs. Quicksilver, 20 lbs. Calomel lolbs. Chloroform, 2 gross Scidlitz Pow ders 1 gross fresh Congress Water, 500 lb*. Brim stone. 200 lbs. Blue Stone 20 lbs. Sulphuric Ether, 10 lbs. Donovans Solntiou. 5 ounces Beboerine, 20 ounces Tannin, 5 ounces Sactucnrimn, Instruments,in great’ variety, Chemical-, Dyo Woods Drugs, Perfumery, Pomades, Essential Oils Extracts. Soaps, Garden Weeds, in great variety, in fact, every thing that should be found iq a real Drug and Chem ical Store. apl 24 I.iibins Extracts ami Soaps. i Ml l.\'f;-.\ ii-i i, V i.; >1, ffii.i„j Mv4;. v Club. IX JonpHIs. Millitiowcr. New Mown Hay, and Lubins last Napoleon III, also, every variety of . m.. cry variety of Toilet articlessv.ch as Toilet Boxes aud Puffs, Toilet Combs, Iiair and Nail Brusbea, Superior Tooth Brushes, and a few fine Toilet Bodies. t<«r sale by July 18 E. L. STUPHECKER. Quinine. 1 fl A °2S. in store, for sale at lowest price*. AI- TUU go.afdiiSnd varied assortment of genuino Chemicals, purchased from fir.?t hands, especially for Physician: Select Powders can always behmi sf myj'ere. junc 26 E. L. STROHKCKER. Soaps. PcrftliBcry, Ac. A NOTHER assorted lot of Lobina celebrated Sos.po and Extracts.jnstreceivod. junc 26 - E. L. o Hi CHECKER. D’Orsay Cologne. T HE snbscriher siill continues to lnannfartorr tliis celebrated Cologne. All lovers os' a rupe- rior article witl be delighted. Try it. june 26 E. L. STKOUECKER. ?: Potosb. S UPERIOR 1st sorts, always on bsnd. june 26 E. L. STROHEOKER. EKCHAN’i'S cau alwayi M ERCHANT’S cau always obtain their interme diate supplies at small .Kivanco on N. Y'ork prices at the Macon Drug Store, opposite Perilling (Floyd) House. E. L. STROHKCKER. r IVliLse-ES and Abdominal Supporter? anil Shout - J. der Braces. The finest assortment of ail tho various patent?in uso always kept ou hand, for sale at manUlacturers prices liv . june 26 * E. L. STROHKCKER. WATCH ES, JElVKliKY Ac Home Manufacture—Ccououiy. riTIIE subscriber manufactures a superior artielo JL of Ink which Has met tho approval of merchants and Bank officers, bend vourold bottles to be filled and save money. E. L. STKOHECKEK. jnne2C . . Flavoring extracts, O F superior quality, for Syrups, Jellies, Custards, etc. Vanclla, Lemons. Bitter Almonds, Rose, Pencil, Pine Apple and other Aromatics, at june 26 E. L. STKOUECKER, O YVING to the high price of Tallow. 'Hemp, Ac. we would offer <>ur entire stock ofYVaichoa Itcnioval. D R. G. HARRISON has removed his office from I the building of J. DoLoacbo A Co., to rooms ever the store of CatkR A Bowntix. on Cotton At- f raw. Persons wishing to see him on Professional or ether business, will please call at his present lo cation. oct16 8t 2000 Club . 3COO Ksmeraldas 1000 Ambrosias 2000 Orions 2000 Regalias, extra 2000 El Buen Gusto Cu By oct 16 H. HORNE. [nc ilia- I’XIVLRSAL ATTRACTION! New Goods! New Goods!! BOSTICK Sc JOHNS RE now ready to display the largest, cheapest. Just Received, < r\ - LB of somo Tobacco, what will do for a gen tiD tlcincnto Chew, oct 16 AT HORNE » Doct. C. J. Roosevelt, Port, H I OMOEPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Office and Res- LUret idenoe, corner of Third and Wslnut street, I Msrnn.Ga. oct 16 ly «««£ EmDroitlcred Collars. Madeira r p IIE subn.'ribers have just received 500 Fmhr’d | Cherry, BRANDY. Otard Signette v Sazcrao YVINES. Ginger Blackberry Cherry, uui i, i Lctiden Dock J GI»i Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, Wolfe's Aromat- 1 C,ilh»r»,or their own importation and are offering . - ... them at 95 per cent lower than they have ever been I lo S.iapps, b rencliand] lioin-j msde Cordials, all of soM in Macon. WINSHIP, ROSS A BRO. which I warrant to be something extra, for sale at oct 16 H. HUH.M.S. oet 16 Irish Linens. pare Irish Linens, manufactured j | for its in Belfast. Just received and for sale I low by (oct 10] WINSHIP. ROSS A BRO. llacana plan Lottery. t Large lot of pn il for us in Beliasl Linen IlandkYs. TCST roceived 100 doz. of onr own importation. J »ct 16 YVINSHIP, ROSS A BRO Talmas. A Large lot of tbe latest styles Just received -V oet 16 WINSHIP. I ROSS A BRO. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY. BT AUTHOIUTV Or THE STATE Of OEOROIA. MACON. GEORGIA. T HIS Lotterv is conducted onthe plan oftbe Roy al Lottery of Havana of single numbers—aud drawn at Concert Hal), Macon, Ga. under the sworn superintendence of Col. Geo. M. Logan, and James A. Nisbet,' Esq. Grand Scheme for Sottmbrr 5th 1855—when prizes amounting to SilKs, Silks: rflHE subscribers csll the especial attention of the I -$50,000.- 1 Ladies to their large assortment of handsome I «LK3. (oet 16) WINSHIP, RObS A BRO. 1 Valuable Property In Macon and Vincvillc, at Auction f AN the first Tuesday in November, tho building y known as tho Arcade, having two stores with dwelling and basement rooms, and also two large rooms in second story, 20 by 60—with large commo dious yards. A commodious dwelling fitted in modern style, with colnnado and eight rooms—good water and tardea lot. A Dwelling occupied by tbe Ror. Jesso Sinclair, haring four rooms and two attic rooms. hwe half-acre Building Lota near tlio above. Alse eight acres on the south side of tho railroad, Ml under cultivation, with a never-failing branch oi water running through it. The terms aro liberal, will be known at tho time of “•sale. The property can bo examined any tiinu previous to sale. ‘ * * * ’ " ■ ** “ CLASS O. IVtU be distributed as fotlosrs: I prize of.... .812,000 5,000 1 5 *« 81,000 are. 10 »♦ 400 are.. 10 •« 130 are.. 12 •4 120 are. 20 M 100 are.. so are.. 356 •• 23 are.. 23 approximating... 3,000 3,000 1,500 1,200 1,100 5,000 4,000 1,500 1,440 2,000 3,000 6,400 860 .850,000 408 prizes in all, amounting to. Only Ten Thousand Numbers. Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid ' . . . j V, i it — I Every i'rtze drawn ni man arorwr. nuu iwu oct 1X4. t pPW nvnv/ir lwv!!lrinS when due. in full without deduction Ord.Ta strictly 1 1 *' 4t J. if. OLDERSHAW, \ lnevine._ j j) r , w i„gs sent to orders. Registered letters st my risk. Bills on all solvent Banks at par. Tickets $5—Halve* 82-qnarlcrs 82 Address JAMES F. WINTER. Manager, oct ic M*con, Ga. VKCEhi; A I’ULAiiKi LOTTERY GREGORY A MAURY. Masaceus. CIms No. 348—To bo drawn Wednesday. Oct. 17, *555. l priie of 813,000—5 prizes of 84,000, Ac. Dcketa 84, share* in proportion. Clau No. 349—To be drawn Thursday, Oct. 18.1855 l prim of 87,350—1 prize of 81,648, Ac.—Ticket* •2, shares in proportion. Notice. LL persons indebted to tbe estate of Mathew H A. West, late of Ilonaton county, deceased, are ■ I P requested to ciirno forward and make immediate Cl»« No. 350—To be drawn Friday, Oct. 19th, payment, and all thoso having demands against the 1455. l prise of 814,000—1 prize of $4,000, Ac. I t-ute of said deceased will present them duly attest Tickets $3, shares in proportion. ed, within the t'™ prescrthcd bv law. Clast No 251—To be drawn Saturday, October20th. oct 1«_ B>..VJAMTN KWKUtar, I prise of 84,672—1 prize of 81,000, Ac. Tickets | Adaiiuislratur s ^al« •1. shares in proportion. rILL he sold on tho first day in December Ei "a Clam 32.—To bo drawn Saturday. Oct. 20,1 W'lText. at tho residence of Wm.'Wrat of Hoot 1455—1 prize of 837,000—3 do. 820,uOO, Ac.— ton county, all tiie personal property of Mathew JI. West, late of said county deceased, consisting of one home,saddle and bridle, also, ono bed and bed ding, and several other articles too tedious to men tion. Sold,*? the property of Mathew II. West, for tho benefit of tlielegatees nnd creditors of said de oeuod. Terms nuulo known on tint day of sale, oct 16 BBNJ. F. WEST. Admr. ISif-l pi Ticket* 810, share* in proportion. C1*M No. *52—To bedrawn .Monday, Oct. 22. 1855. * Prite of 810.000—1 prize of S3,ooo, Ac. Tickets •5 SO, aharea in proportion. No. 253—Tc be drawn Tuesday. Oct. 23rd, 1455—I prize of 84,030—1 prise of 81,200, Ac.— Tickets 81, shares in proportion. For tale at Shivers'Luckv Office. Floyd House “•ridings. WM. SHIVERS. Jr.. Agt. Grders from the country promptly attended to drawings forwarded by mail. Drawn numbers, Greene «{• Pulaski Lottery: M»a No. 349—47. 49, 38, 15, 4, 55, 54, 18, 66, 34,13, 63,1, 14. 141—68, 8, 62, 55, 42. 3, 26, 26,19,10, 7, 17, 43 243—53. 34, 05, G4. 1, 11. 29. 23, 66, 6, 39. 37. 74 843—3.*..?■ 73.J11, 45, 49, 13, 64, 40, 2, 68. U\«‘fUt«rN Salt*. TN pursuance of thu last will and testament of Ko- wilt? Hludaoe, late of Putnam county, deceased, ■ 1 o« sold before the court house tloor, hi Pony, uoutton county, on the first Tuanday In December •ext. within tli»- le^Ml liours of sale. Lot of Lhih! j>I~ruber alxtj, la th« lOtli district of anid county of *°uaton. contnining 4 > two hundred and two more or leas. Sold for tho bem fit 01 kolra of said deoea&od. Terms on day of snle. - °«»g H. BASSeKx or. GcorKla—Housion county. W HEREAS. Janus W. Hardison administrator of Thomas Hardison, late of said county, de- coaacd. iijiplies for letters of di5inis?ion ln.»uj uid adininidtratomhip. , _ , . A - These net therefore, to cito and aotpowin all ana singular the kindred and preditorn of Niid bo and appear At my otHco within the time prwKTibeo by Jaw, to show cause, if anv tppy have, why »Aid letters uhould not be granteo. . Given under my hand and otlichd fci^nature At .of fice, thin loth October, 1835. •t if JNO. H. POWERS. Ord iy A and moat tartefoi rtoek of FANCY UltV coou? that they have over purchased for tho Fall Trade. RICH DRESS SILKS, Splendid Flounced silk Robes Rich plain and striped Moire Antique Silks Rich Kept Silks, ail colors, for Evening Dresses •Supe rb black Silks, of all kinds Elegant plaid Silks, from 810 to 850 pattern BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. Ombre shaded Cashmere de Laines, very rich Plain and striped “ “ . “ - French Merinos, the best kind, all colors MOURNING GOODS, Extra aupr English Boinbazin, a new article Mourning Crapes, very handsome Alpaca Lustre of superior quality Bik French Merinos, large assortment LACE AND EMBROIDERIES, YVo have a Magnificent assortment of Lace* and Embroideries, much cheaper than we have ever had them. CLOAKS, TALMAS, AND MANTILLAS. Extra Rich Velvet and Mo re Antique Cloaks New style rich trim'd Cloth Cloaks 150 Cloaksjand Talmas, from 83 75 to 835 Shawls of all kind* very desirable CURTAIN GOODS. Brocotelloand worsted Damasks Lace and embroidered Muslin Curtain* Trimmings to correspond STAPLE GOODS, We have by far the best atock of Family and Plan tation Goods in the Market, to which we would call particular attention. CARPETING AND RUGS, Slake your homes comfortable. Wo can supply J rou with a carpet at almost any prioe, and of entire- Oglethorpe Medical CoIIcgrc, mllE {he'above Institu- I one ' must U v « » m >' „ X tion wiU commence on tbo first day ofjXovem-1 _ 1 u ' , ‘ u ' ber and tenninatc on tho first of March. I FfOO Dr. John S. R©cs©, chcnuet, Daltunorf, Md., TiieCliniqe.at'thp College building, will lie open- Soptombor 15,1852:— ... ed to patients on the iioth ot October, and he contin* I **A number of our physicians arc ordering tnc arti- ed throughout tlio se-sion. cle, and several have already prescribed it- Per- Tho Faculty la constituted as follows: sons to whom I have sold it, speak very highly Of its H. L. Brim, M. D., (lato of Savannah Medical Col- qualities. A gentleman of my own personsl acquain- lege.) Professor of the Principle and Practico ol Unco, having suffered greatly with tbe affection of Pfivsic. I tho kidneys and bladder, took two bottles, and sub- ft. LkKoy Antony, M. D.. (of Waynesboro’ Ga.,) I sequently passed a stone of considerable size, and Professor of Obstetrics and diseases of YVomcn and I was greatly relieved. It will, no -doubt, go into gi-n- Children. cral uso.” Wxjlet C. Nonwoou. JL D.JofCokesbury, S. C ) I From H. A. Prouf, M. D., St. Louis, Jan. 6,1853:— Professor of Materia 3Iedica and Medical Jurispru dence. . • James S. Moiiel.M. D., (of Savannah, Ga ) Profes sor of Anatomy. Having seen your advertisement of a pure Hol land Gin, worthy the confidence of physicians, I write to you with aviow of procuring a sample ofh. In dropsical affections, and in some forms of renal John Davis, M. D., (of Abbeville, S. C.) Professor I disease, its efficacy has long been ncknowledgecband of Physiology. I it has only fallen into disuse because of the com- WtLMAM T. Feat, M.D„ (of Savannah, Ga.,) Pro- pounds sold under the name of IIoliaiiG Gin. I want fessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. I to use it at present in colic, as it is an excellent Charles Ga.mahl, M.D.. (of Savannah, Ga.) Pro- remedy iu infantile, colic, and I cannot procures fessor pro. tern, of the principles and Practice of compound to be relied on.” Surgery. .* From J. B. Woodward, M. D., YYaterbury, Ver- Deinonstrator of Anatomy, H. J. Ncstt, M. D., (of mont, May t, 1852:— Savannah.) “I am trying at the present timo-a chrome affect Tbe fees will be—$103 for the entire Course of tion of the kidneys, which has shown itself very ob- Leeturcs; 810 Demonstrator’s fee; Graduation 830, | fticato to diuretics, and havo been advised to use Matriculation 85. Arrangements have been made by which students can be accommodated with good board at from 83} to 84 per week.* * ' » For further information address oet 1 3t H. D. BYRD. M. D.. Dean. your Schiedam Schnapps.' Dr.Snowden Rijc- i. ot Baltimore, Aug. 14,1853, thus indicates tho value of “purejSchiedam,’ iu urin ary complaints:— • I am fully sensible of the great benefits to be de rived in certain forms of urinary disturbance, from the use of good Hollands; but that is an article so difficult to procure, without great trouble, that I havo been compelled to content myself with less pal Jewelry, HilTcr ll nrc, Jlu.irnl nnd Fane)' Good**, at reduced prices for CASH. YVe ifhvojust received some of those superior Hii.ver Watches, made by James Hoddell, expressly for us, which cannot be surpassed fdrtime-keepine and durability. Also. Afinn assortment of SILVER FORKS and SPOONS, of tho best Silver, which we will sell cheap aud engrave without extra expense. 13?* Persons wishing lo purchase, will do well to call on us, as wo arc determined to sell low for Cash, so as to reduce our stock before peace is ratified in Europe. * Received also, half doz. fine VIOLINS, just im ported from Europe, of the beet tone, full andmeliow. These Violins are not of an ordinary stamp, as per sons may see by calling ami inspecting. Iiair work ed into Fob, Vest and Guard Chains; also, Bracelets, Ear and Finger Kings, without sending them to the North. We invito persons’ to call and examine, ouT- specimens. Particularattention paid to WATCIl and JEW ELRY R KPAIRING. Being experienced workmen, -and paying particular attention to that branch them selves,’thpy hope to give good satisfaction. DAY tc HAU8SENET. S. B. DAY. E. MAUSSENKT. feb 20 Oyster Saloon A: Boartling House. li Bk T HE undersigned take* thi? occasion to inform his friend* and patrons, that he ha* re-opened. his well known OV8TKK H A I. O ON and BOARDING HOUSE, st his former stand, over the rooms of E. E. Brown on Mulberry street, and just opposite to tho Lanier Hotel. He has made every arrangement to keep Ids table well supplied with all the daiuties and luxuries of tlio season, and is deter- mined to pruseut such a Bill of Fare, a* will satisfy the palate of the moat experienced epicure. lie will have on hand every variety of GAME, FISH, OY'S- TKKS, Ac., aud having secured tho services of well trained Cooks and YVaiters, he flatters liimSelf that he will make his establishment iu e verv respect wor thv of the public patronage.. E. ISAACS Macon. October 9. 1635. - tf DAGUERREOTYPES. T> I.- WOOD, Dugnrrrrotypist, Would rail * nd - the "J° re ' * e °*. taken ineffi- TV. attention to his style of PICTURES, which ho “»«*■ A pnre first rate fechtedam cannot fad to is now producing, and particularlv’to his Piclnrc* b the hearty approbation ol physicians in Cloud., Crayon, and StcrVo.copr or Hint- V* 11 U Hickly, of Last Boston, Aug. it, 18u2, uary Picture*. The latter is tlio most perfect and writes; , • . , , .. invented, there i* more . 'I havejust received yours of the .th iust, and be beiiutiful style of any ever ,u.., c » HRVf* -- . ,.. - , r ,, , . Ufo in them than caii-be in any other kind of a Rio- “>»>' convinced that pure Holland Gin is posses- r new a id elegant patterus. tdre. Please call and examine specimens. Operatorsinstructed in all new improvent*, H Et**Kooms in Triangular Block on Second-street. N. B.—Any on(f wishing to cuter tho business, COME ONE! COME ALL! Wo aro now pre- will be instructed and furuished with Aparatus ou pared to serve rou. BOSTICK & JOHNS. very reasonable terms. Macon. Oct. 1.1855. jMes. and Cit. copy. | Macon, July 31,1855. , lp Frcsli and New Confections. To Rem. [ sed of many medicinal properties, which, when judi ; ciouslyadministered.'producevery beneficial results, I shall bo happy to introduce your Aromatic Schic- ! dam Schnapps "among mv friends in this vicinity."* Dr. J. It. Kiddle, Drakesville. N.J- in January, 1853, writes as follows:— "So great has been the difficulty with me to pro cure, a pure article of Gin, and ao often havo I been I disappointed, that I have almost entirely censed to For Rent. rp HE FLOYD HOUSE BARROOM, A Hum Stores on Cherry Street, and al- so Three Stores and dwolliug? attached to Jiiififl. them in Third Street, in I). Dempsey’s Building.— For terms of rent apply to D. IJEMPSEY*. sep 4—3t - Macon. Ga. For Sale, SEVERAL very desirabio 'Dwellings, in ij various narts of tho city. Also, a nutn- fgiii] ber of Store Houses, well located for business. All of which, are offere<Lcn the most, reasonable terms. JOHN B. ROSS. Macon. Sept. 18,1835. 3m Five Hundred Dollars Reward. WH Sarsaparilla. A FTER you have tried all the puffed Sarsapnrillas of Hie day, remember you can obtain at tho Macon J)rng Store a genuine article manufactured by ourselves, that i? prescribed by and ustdin their practice by all Physicians, junc 26 E. L. STROHECKER, For Physicians. A GRE AT Variety of the best French. English and XL American Chemicals, and Pharmaceutical Pre parations, Powders, Surgical Instruments, Magnetic Machines, Y'ials, Specs* Jan, Saddle Bags, tec. Also, Campheue and Burning Fluid. apr-4 E. L. STROHECKER & CO. Dr. Hlarcliisi’s Uterine Catholicon* J UST received and for sale by aug 8 E. I,. STROHECKER. Bryants Clioula ItZcdicinc, T70K THE CURE OF DIARRHOEA COLIC. T CRAMP, PAINS in the Stomach and Bowels, and tiie Bowel Complaints of Childreu. No Farmer should be without aBottle ofthis remedy. Prepared and sold by E. L. STROHECKER july 18 TetiM I Teas! rplIK subscribers still continue to furnish their X customers with tbe delightful Tca3 that have given such universal satisfaction, apr t E. L. STROHECKER ,'c CO. Olive OU. A SUPERIOR article for Tabic use, just received by * I". L. STROHECKER. july 18 ■ Fever and Ague. T> OWAND'S Tonic Mixture, a froth supply of tbia JV old favorite remedy, iust received bv ang 8- E. L. STOIlECKEK. §500 REWARD. T HE DiarrhieaKiller, tested in over 10,000 Cases of Asiatic Cholera and Bowel Complaints, has never yet failed, when tried in time, instantly to re lieve and speedily to effect a permanent cure. Price 5o cent* a bottle." Be particular to see that it is pre pared by BENNETT A BEERS, Richmond, as none other is genuine. Sold by Druggists and Country Merchant* everywhere, and in ~.’.!»con by junc 12. E. L. STROHECKER. Notice. R OBERT BOGGS is my duly’authorized Attor ney, during tny absence from the State. E. L. STROHECKER. Macon, July 19, 1855.. a f h • 1 Vr» f c* r n TIONS, among which aro many new and good things. Tendering my most sincere thanks to all my cus tomers, for tho’generous patronage bestowod upon mu and appt-.fi to them for a continuance of the same, pledging all my efforts to please, iu regard to I superiority and price of the article* sold at my es tablishment, '4t oct 9 Apply to YVM. B JOHNSTON. have conferred a boon on the practitioners in this country, that I am sure they will not be slow to.ac- knowledge.” From Dr. S. F. Forbes, Toledo, Ohio. Aug. 13, 1853. “The frequent notices of tlio Schiedam Scbnappf, Toys I Toys!! Toys!!! * YVrv large assortment of New TOYS. Justro- A|’ ’ ‘ ’ |h ceivcd, aud for sale cheaper than ever at ‘ H. HORNE’S. For Sale. A MULATTO GIRL 15 years old. auexeelleut D house Servant and nurse. I Imth by tbe" profession and tho press, had induced Also, two black Girls, each 16 years old, large and | the desire of testing the efficacy of this preparation stout, well qualified for the house or field. of Gin before I received your note. Itrustitwill Also, a Boy 10 years old. very intelligent. _ fulfil tho expectations of the most sanguine, nnd A^piy to ^ • THOM AS W. COLLINS. | prove both a blessing aud a profit to suffering hu Mewcngerand Citizen copy twice. aog28 inanity.” Dr. D. Colkins, town physician and surgeon at Tliomostou Female Academy. Country merchants dealing in Toys", will find iT to I fTYHE Trustees of this county Institution, having I Lyme. Connecticut, says, ui a letter dated (Tctober their advantage to examine tnv stock. I will giVe | X engaged the service* of tho llev. JOHN J. 1 14, 1852:— good inducements. oct 9 4t I GKO Y'ES; announce to the public, that its regular “I consider your Schiedam Schnapps’s superior " ■ — *— I operations will commenco on tlio first Tuesday in and one that will not come short of onr highest ex- PJCS aud Cakes. . J October. The Principal will bo aided by a compe-[ peetations. It is an article tue medical fraternity INCE, Apple. Cranberry. Custard, Current, j tent corps of assistants, in tho various ornamental I havo long wanted. I liavo used it so fs.r with every ion 1’iea, tec. with a full assortment of the I and literary branches of education. A neat building apparent success. Dr COLKINS.” M Lemon . . best Cakes plain or fancy, some entirely n*w, may I also, has been recently erected, and an Apparatus I Luiohatokt, New Y’ork, May 5,1853. be found fresh, and made of extra materials, every 1 furnished. | “Mr. Udolt.ho Wolfe: Dear Sir—I cannot speak dayat H. HORNES. The increasing prosperity of thia village, with the too highly of the purity of your Schiedam Schnapps. Cake and Pastry Bakery.’^ | advantages of aocess,afforded by the Railroad which | } t „ detfidedlv superior to anything of tho kind in the _ ’ ~ will shortly bo completcd to it, renders this a very market . It iiperfectly freo i’roin tho admixture of NO more LOUkllS, I desirable city fora 1- cmalo .Seminary. \\ o cordially fllsiI oil< or any of those arnvltc compounds which Itailro:iit c'smpan)-,) Maco.v, Sept. 22. ie.*3. \ K IVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD will , be paid for proof to couvictidn, of tho person by whom obstructions were placed on tbo Southwestern Railroad Track between Butler aud Revpolds, in two places, ou the night of the 19th September inst., with intent to throw off tlio Passenger Trains, “Pro vided” it be a-wlilto person, and two'hundred dol lars, if it he a colored person. ?.--p -”) R. Ii. CUYLEU, President. Br AcTtioRrrr of trx Stati OFOronLia. FORT <5 AIPiKfi ACA OK JI V LOTTERY. Beaiilifiil Scheme for Orlober—f.'luss S. Tote Dram Oct.. 24, 1855, i* the City of Atlanta Georgia, when Prizes amounting to $30,000. Will bo distributed to fortunate Stockholders in ac cordanco with the following IMIaKiiificeut Scheme: oct 9 W ILL trouble yon, if yon get some remedies in I invito and confidently expect a liberal share of pa- produce snob mischievous mid irrcparablo effect up- • the Cany line, at H. .HORNE'S. | tronnge. Dr. C. ROGERS, | • | on the constitution, and which verv few samples of Dr. J. C. DRAKE. L. D. DICKINSON, J. SHIITKINE. WM. SPIVEY. C. II. JONES, C. WILSON. w Ailiuiiiistnttur’st kizIc. A OREEABLY to an order from tlio Ordinary of t k Mouroo county, will ho m-M on tiie first dny of "•rember n. zt, in th.- town of Forsyth, .Monroe V itilii, .||~ || , ur , of Sn!.-. ..lie lo. IS.- and ,ot 111 For-yth, on th? northwest corner of tho public ’ 11.? V1J) „ iiw>.,!i,ig *:id>ti>ro room, t igctlu-r rj~ Ml c mvenient outbui'dingf, l.uing now in the ” 1 ’-i'lncy ot ll.-nry Ri-i j. Sold *z the property of lu “ " «t«te of ltobert VV. Howe, deceased Term? known on the day of solo. Ccl l« Z. E. HARMAN, Admr. , Grorgiii- count). 7*HEREAS, Janus Titiley, applies for letters of ii.lminhiiraUon on the estate ol dc-eiis.-d, h lion r i -1. t of t h. - st:.:.-, an.1 « h.i hot iroperty at the time of hi? death in the county of Bibb * q'neso are, therefore, to cite all tho<o ii.:.-rested to be nnd aptiear at my office within tho time prescrib ed by law. to shew i’-atiM-, if any exist, why said let ters should not be granted, oct 16 P. TRACY*. Ordinary. ..Im Georgia—UrauiuiU rouaij W HEREAS. YVm. H.Smith, Guardi.u of l*Htc, applies for iett.-rs of di.-missiou from said Guardianship. . . , „ , The-.- are.therefore, to cite and adnumUhMl hu. singular the kindred and creditors oi .-md deceased to C.- mid appear at mV office, within tb- tun.- pr. scribed by f.'w, to sli .W cau.-r. it ai.v they have why said letters should not be granted- Giv.-n under mv hand :it office, tins Oct. 10th 1653. joilN H. PO\\ ERt>, Ordinary, oct 14 Just Received A T HORNE'S Confeciionarj', an invoice of now and verv- fine Candies. Freeh Paradise Nutf, Fresh Brazil Nuts, Fresh Walnuts, Fresh Almonds, Fresh Pecans, Fr.-li Filberts. - Good Raisins, Fresh Dates and Tamarinds, Entrants and Citron, Mixed and Main Pickle?, and I’ickles liy the gallon. 200 half aud 200 q r boxes fresh Sardines 3 dozen fresh Salmon 3 do fresh Lobsters prime Honey, in tin cans English Mustard French Mustard Dusselldorf Mustard Tomattne Catsup I Pepper sauce YValniit. shrimp and Worcestershire Soucm; John Bullani Mu.-nroonCatsups; fresh Urune? in iars and bqxM; E'r.-iieh anil YY’f-at India ITrscrvea of all kind?: Pino Appie. Currant. Apple and I>i;ickberry Jellies, 1- Trust uea. «aopi8 825 Reward. Q^TOLEN from tho subscriber oo_Saturday night, ample* I alcoholic distilled liquors are without—most of them lining largely impregnated with it. I have personal ly inspected the various- processes of distillation ! j.recticedat Schiedam,and know that unusual caro is taken to separate the noxious element? from the pure alcohol, and your Schnapps is a striking proof of its snccOss. Asa medical ageut for chrome and I renal affection?. I havo successfully prescribed it; and recommend it as an agreeable cordial and harm- do do do do do do inst-, from my lot a small Bay MAllE, "her 1<*“ stimulant, and shall continue tp to eo as well as left eye was very weak, and is about seven years “» UB .» & « « B0 J urL ’’ ! o( .P uro nI ™!? 01 for chemical m- old, and trots altogether in tho saddle,' nnd works in j v ® Bt . | K*tipns and cxpcnments. Your obedient, j--v. . 1 -<• , —I "ISAIAH DECK, Consulting Analytical Chemist," .... — — __ Tbogeuuineissold by all the respectable- Drug- convict the thief, or twenty dollars for tl!e Marc | ft'”'’ an( l Grocers in ttielnjtedtStates. Tiid\,.ie TUMVtnenx- I LDOLPHO VVOLra, . Beaver-street, New Y'ork, alone. THOMAS THOMPSON. Hawkinsvilie. Ga-, August 28, teJ? Priiitiag’ Office aud Binder}' for salc« sep25 3m' 25 South Front-st., l’liiladelphia. Ginger Preserve.-; Bariev, Tabiocra, Yc-rmicelli. fTYIIE subscriber being compelled to leave Macon, MaeiarewT, Sago. Corn Starch. Ac. all fresh. pet 9 X offers for-Me at a bargain, hi? JOB PRINT- — I ING OFFICE AND BINDERY. So favorable an Scientific Books, rpo be had at BOARDMAN S. X Scott’s Practical Cotton Spinner and Manufac turer, b*-ing a comprehensive system of calculations of Mill G curing ana Machinery; Henck’s Field Book for Engineers; Engineer* Pocket Table Book, by Scribner; Hit.-weil'.- Pocket Table Book; Temple- t.m s Mcflianie- Pocket Companion: Trniitwine on Corvee and Embankments; Barnes'Catechism of the Si'-am Engine: Tr.-hli-c on a liox of Iiistruinent-: Painter, Guilder, and Y’amisher? Companion; The Dyer and Colour makers Companion; Appleton’s Dictionary of.M.-.'li;\n'u-.-: Brand's Ency.-l.qM-iU:i oi Scicnee, Eil.rature and Art: Ewhzaks Hydraulic? mid Mt ciianics; Physical Geography of tiie i>ea; Dano .- Mineralogy; cihepard'a Mineralogy; Malian’s ivil Engineering; Art? of Tanning and Currying by JJorfit: Ovt rinaa on Metallurgy; Overman on Iron: Overman on l’ractieul Mineralogy Assaying and Mi nin-. be.-i.lea many others not u-ualiv found inor dinary Book stores, all at reasonable prices, oct'l J. M BOARD MAX- opportunity ft>r con’mencing bnsiness with a good run of custom seldom present* itself, oct 9 2t li. F. GRIFFIN, Macon. Ga. iVew Flour. ODD SA CKS New Fatnilv Flour. ^UU 150 do Superfine do jnst received I and for sale by McC.YLLIE & JONES, sep 4 ~ * Strayed, . F ROM the subscribers residence, on th« 4th June last, a small Bay Mare, about I six years old, and has a remarkable dent in bar nose, and a small tit below ono of her ey—, \ liberal reward will he paid for the Mare, on her de livery at Macon to MARTHA McNEAL. oct 3-2t* 1 Prise oi 810,000 3 do .......... 2,000 are 4,000 3 do 300 aro ...... 1,500 11 "do 230 ore 2.750 10 do .'. 110 are 1,100 17 do. .......... 75 are...... 1,275 43 d<f 50 are 2,150 83 do 25 are.'..... 2.075 200 do to are 2,000 630 da *3 are...... 3,150 1000 Pri»e» i i all amounting to...—. 830,000 One Thoti'»n<t Priifi. ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS! Ticket* S5—Halrea$4 SO—Quartrr* $1 23. ONE PRIZE TO EY’ERY TEN TICKETS?! - SAMUEL SWAN, Agent nnd Manager, octt Atlanta, Ga. NOW IS FOUR UII AN UK ! By authority of the Stale of Alabama. NOCTHEBK MILITARY ACADR.’IY LOTTERY. Unparalleled Scheme tor Sartmlwr—Clan YV. To bo drawn November Htb,185S, in tho Cityof Mont- gdrnerv, when Prizes amounting to , $60,000. ILL bo distributed according to thu following Mm m Inimitablo Seheme! If tqo draw toe lowest X25 Reward. CJTRAYED or stolen from Macon on Thursday, QS Uity Tax, N 'OTICE TO all CONCERNED—Tlio Books are now opened at the Treasurer's Office, City Hall, for the collection ofthe City Tax, and by a res- i.lution of Council, tlio time will uo extended to the 20th day of October next. Execntioua will then i-sue against all defaulters. A. K. FREEMAN, Treasurer. Ms Sept. 17. 1-55. 5t Mb Sept. Ia=t, a Black Mare Mule, between three and four years old, medium size.'not very good order, with marks of the harness. The above re ward will he paid for it* delivery. oet 9 " jno. s. hoge. Wanted, A SITUATION ns Teacher in an Academy or private family, bv a young man, a graduate of YVilliam A Mary College, Y’a. He is capable of teaching the Classics, English and higher branches of Mathematics; has had some experience in tiie pro fession. The hest of references given. For further particulars, please enquire at the Office of the Jasper Prize you get tho cost of your ticket, without deduc tion, and remember every Prize is.drawn at each Drawing, JLook at il ! ONE PRIZE TO EVERY' TEN* TICK E l'S '! Capital Price, $20,000. 5CHSMC: CHOLERA. A Certain. Cure for this Disease may be found, in the use of Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer. Dubcqi'Z, Iowa, Slay 5, 1855. Gentlemen—I feel under obligations to you forth* benefit I have received from your invaluable Pain Killer. We hnve had some cholera here on tho Mississippi thus early in tho season. A lew days since I assist ed in laying out and burying one o: our citizens who was supposed to have died with the disease. The next morning I was taken with severe vomiting, ac companied with coldness of tho extremities. Warm covering andliot applications failed to restore warmth My wife's family, who had used tho Pain Killer with Slice-.- during the Cbol-Tn ca.mi i" ituiT.i" 1848, advis-d me to lake it. I took two doses at in terval! of fifteen minutes; Rfin- perspiration ensued, and tiie next day, barring ft little weakness. I was well, and have been since. It may have been an at-A tack of ague; but whether ague or cholera it answer ed my purpose. Since my recovery. I find that several of onr citi zens have used the Pain Killer as n remedy for cho lera, and pronounced it good. I therefore take plea sure in recommending it to a still more extensive no tice. Yours truly, YV. M. CROZIER, Attorney at Law. Pebiit Dans’ Pats Ktr.Lxn.—-The Buffalo Chris tian Advocate say*.—“We liko Mr. Davis for tho moral and benevolent tcnd-ncie- of his character and life. He manufactures an article known almost universally to be a good and snliiremedy for burns and other pains of tiie body. Ho is entitled to confi dence aud popularity, and so far ss we can aid him iu securing the last for ho has the former, we shall do so cheerfully, though we are not asked to notice him outside of our advertising r vlumns. His Pain Killer should be in every family. The casualty which demands it may como unawares. Tin- i’ni’i Kil'-r i-, -oh! l,v E. L. STROHECKER Jc CO , GEO. PAYNE,’and FITZGERALD A NOTTINGHAM, Macon. YVm. B. Kat, Griffin. Smith A Izz -rd, Atlanta, Joii.i B. Moore A Co, and T. M. Transit A Co. Savannah. septs 3m I>r. R. II. Nisbet’s QTrtC'K nt Nottingham A Fithqeka&p's Drug J Couuty Academy Lottery. Macon. Store. Rooms over Basil Wnz's. ty84 oct 1 1 Prize ol 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do S20,000 5,000 3,000 2,000 - J,000 10 do 10 do $500arc........ 220 are 5,000 2,200 £0 * do 150 are 3,000 45 do 100 are 4,500 &Q. do 50 are 4,000 200 do ‘.‘0 are 4,000 630 do 10 aro 0,300 1,000 Prizes in an a*1 a mounting to 660,000 ONLY n ’EX THOUSAND NUMBERS! rickets silo..Halve* M-i—Quarter* 89.30. SAM.EEL SYY ! AN*. Agent and Manager, oct P Montgomery, Ala. Itopc jtml Twine. OA A COILS superior BALE ROPE, of the cclo- OUU brsti-I Hemp Leaf brand. - ooo lbs. Bagging TYVINE, for sale low hv ju„c s.tl _ _ EATER A BQYV'PRE. Lenoir’s Family Flour. , -aaa LBS. of tliis celehrs tod fioiu* from new XOUUU wheat,instrec'dby reptH CATER A r.OYVDRE. ■Tennessee Bacon. ry rv c\c\(\ LBS prune rennessoe Bacon, jnstre- UU,UY)0 ei ivedand for Mdeby MC.AXIJE A JONES, Cotton Avenue TsiUe N'oiiee. All persons indebted to H06s A BROTHER by note ,>r account, are respectfully requested to come forward »n,i inukc immediate payment. Those who neglect to do so. mnv subject term- set res to oft. ns we cannot wait another season for our monev—tho business must re r/r —ft up. Itoss ,v BROTHER, By H. LJcivitt, Agent. Mac.ou Jlth September 1655. 6 a m f •i J- , i

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Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1844-1858, October 16, 1855, Image 3