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.(f'foriiiad f!fgrap[) . JOSEPH OIJSBY. ‘ if i«a to b# ff Amu 7W/> Hmf I iff*** 1 * (Y( t\ MhUl ; ffefMlM ' &/' V fo- -a - — . ThW ; l ,\ TtT‘7 ^-v-x * . : A. « • s S3: /. . ~?'" i5£ ^ Mt V: ninth. to their V<»L. XXX i I .at a Levee, -VBfUCLNGAR MACON, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20. 1857. A r■• t. :.r u.-. r.rsT. ir '.:.e regular charge Trill be Ont ■•■ p- r 11:, r-» r.f 11 j r Im. for the first in- -rti n.-md i~ ’ j CV ■'* for e.i h , ib = eqr:ent inser- •’> A.. •. J *-»ro-r.*s o„t specified as to time b- —L forbid :iud charged accord- • 1 ' X ; eicee-'injf ten Ones, wil a pstbBsbsd gratis; bo: c ... the rite of One Dol- . .. - r' : - a exceeding that - : eg. r r-'ti.-es. or the; [ tf*Th- 1 • ;f aafh g - to press at 3 o'clock, ' ••-••< i_--by hsnd- y i ipttutv, •: possible tho Lvenm; ,j,a none, 'm->cg the piled sad fair. ' ^d on that brilliant array. jg,i not her heart to its gandy display: , > w ith pity, which tamed into paid, foc*i pirisare in joys so rain. ,4, B= rai»re<J. the way of t bo Cross ! . 9 earthly, tis nothing hot droae ; Y-, weald grasp, will find to their grief, o«a el sorrow. twill being no relief. ^ £ir h-oce, she impressively raid, . jgthesnn ofher Brother she laid: L „ tray from this pageant and ahow, •srrre the waters of grace freely flow, w J tilt anger. I pray tore or deem. 'te&c, at led by a dream; j* 1 teeL which impels me to more, pirate. whence bones a fountain of lore, i-aortal. and cares not to stay „ id> it* moments away; ■ i:ore Uiting inrite «ae to God. jut thorny pathway, thy fathers bare ks>» j -J:a* ts"*, resolved to endure, r* _.; T uica. fcr God and bis poor : , _ , rerir led when the time shall hare ~*oi £1ce to face with the first and the last, a - a given aud we must believe, jetztM trifie. .tor trill he deceive L-ii.irw.rh>hearken, their Shepherd to hear, ^iiviafo-'rstepa.wtth trembling and fear. _ , ays ns, the Crosa to embrace. , rstn-es ofiln, and his children of grace; J > heart, are surpassingly dear: incAai* ieepens, for those prone to err. ,r;X*=rr matter, of reason and sense. 1 »c >a the power, f omnipotence; . iini t.eiirver of erery dime. cl; the G >4 head. a limitless tine, t-; t>. ifts Lord, from all doubting and dread, hi ify n erring wisdom be led; a rLC.-uuh.thai we go not astray, Lnat run tlie Cross, which ill—rinw the way. vu el rctrie. on him who had heard, titaa > 4-< ision, eo sweetly preferred; | i rmt dons, w hicb thrilled to his heart, sitieny took her fair hand to depart, fcsri: resti: her raiment of purple and gold, ■bfahai sf flowers in every fold, saMuthe gracefully glided away, tic- sweets, like a blossom in May. r-i-pers were breathed, as she left the giy rt - Torid had nc power, sufficiently strong •ji heart of yoong Agnes tlie fair, limned from its wiles, to the household of cessesger Angel, who heralds in Heaven, ul is repentant and would be torgiven ; LI» moment to hearken her choioe, sufs his bright pinions, the saints to re DATURA MEXICAN'A. »Grove. Sumter Springs, Oct. «b. 1S57. liffdoies of Gen. Jackson. Mcbile Mercury relates the following i which we do not remember to hare : te.ro. i« of the Indian campaigns, which is not t«cc or material to our story, while the ’*« on the march, still in Tennessee, on w t) the scene of war in Alabama, company was expected daily to over- lu at cam Lwdy of troops. The company fapa reached the rear of the train. Infor- * of their approach was immediately -I 'o the front, where Jackson was at the D the messenger passed from rear to - -e fact that this company had come was, hiving left their guns at home, ouic known along the whole line. It io » a to the entire army before it reach ■lison'i ears. Curiosity was on tip-toe ;l - T how the irascible commander would ader such circumstances. A storm was 9«e<i Soon the General was observed -i his way rapidly to the rear, and to the sf ail parties, seeming in rather a a»d. Finally be met the company, u-'-tedthem. They looked for a volley and immediate dismission home— •ev thing they desired. Not so, however. ~A:tt palled off his bat, and with bis ‘ ud lowest bow, he expressed his grat- at their arrival, and especially at the -»tthev had no guns. The very men * ’ruled, jast as he desired them—with* 'AT 15 - tanning them for rapid motion, *«e quick step, under his own lead, they an an til a baggage wagon was reach- haa'ted. and each man furnished with lorwttd march, again was the word. _ v . T s J«ssed along the line of march, the .j ’ object was seen, and laughter, loud man 3 r * hearty cheer, sa- t ** ma< *« their way to the .. ■ .^ tr4 these axemen were initiated ~ J campaign duties. They cleared the „ bridged the creeks, or carried the ~ *’ I‘«e by piece, the baggage, amuni- °t*r on their backs when the bridges rya passible. They were rrer in a post ■*P;> bearing the burdens of the cam-j 4* lining none of its honors—and the I . .. ,ta «k of the whole company. | cnrate t0 hls A tOB-Comaittal Captain. Tlie Salem Register tells the following good story of old Capt. Ward, who flourished in that municipality in days of yore: “Capt. Ward was an eccentric of the first I water, and one of his peculiarities was that he never gave the desired answer to a direct question. An amusing instance of this eva juve habit is related. One morning, four of I tw trienaj, who were aware of trait io his character* observed the captain going to n.nrKet. aii i ftcr ipnie bantprin^, entered into a liet as tothe practicability oflearning from him the price he paid for his purchase. They accordingly settled the preliminaries, and sta tioning themselves at different points along Essex street, which be most pass on his way * w “ ted k* 3 coming. Very soon the bluff o.d gentleman made his appearance with I a bunch of pigeons in his hand. As be ap proached, the first questioner accosted him with: “Goodmorning, captain! What did yon give for yonr pigeons, this morning?” "Monty,” said the captain bluntly, asbemov- ad up the street. The second gentleman, a little farther on, addressed him and asked: “ How go pigeons this morning, captain T” “ They don't go at alt: 1 carry ’em /* was the equally unsatisfactory reply. Shortly af ter he met the third, who passed the time of day and inquired: “How much are pigeons a dozen, captain ?”—"Didn’t get a doze*—only bought half-a-dozen !” said the old gentleman, gruifiy, still plodding on his way. Finally, the fourth and last of the conspirators cotton ed to the wary old salt by observing, in the blandest of tones: •• A fine lot of pigeons yon have there, captain! what did you get them for ?” “ To tat,” waa the pertinent and em phatic rejoinder, and the captain readied home without further molestation. If the pigeons did not take wings, the joke did, and has been handed down by tradition to the present day. Impudence. What impudent questions are these? How should an editor know ? Whoa s Udy gets stalled in a gutter. That runs in a populous street, {Lika a tty that is stranded in batter,) And has to uncover her feet, A| gently the calico lifts she, And gives it graceful sweep. Is a “feller” to blame when he chances To give her ankles a peep ? Jast to see if they're thick or they're thin, Hr. Editor, is it a sin ? Or. when a plump bosom's uncovered With delicate Houiton lace. Whose whiteness, like fall blooming jUie«, Contests with tberoee on the face, Like artificial fiowero, in dour. (If I may be allowed so to speak.) Should a feller be chucked tf he's canons Within the lace meshea to peep! Jast to jadge of the contents within— Mr. Editor, is it a sin ? Good News. No poverty there! Millions of good men have left the earth poor: but net sr has one entered Heaven poor. Lazarus, the moment before he died, was abeggar at the gate, bat in a moment after his death his estate had grown so fast that the hanghty worldliness. still surviving in all his influence, in compari son with him, was a penniless pauper. O, poor believer ? rejoice in prospect of yonr grand in heritance ! It is incorruptible, ondefiied, and fadeth not away. It is really immense, inesti mable, unspeakable. Has it not been yonr endeavor to “lay up (for yourself) treasures ia Heaven.” Why not oftener think of resalts there ? Fear not, there is “good news” from that “far off country.” Unsncessfnl as yon may have seemed on earth, yonr Heavenly schemes have all prospered. The treasury of God overflows with your wealth. Audit is safe—perfectly safe. Neith er “moth nor rust” corrupts it; nor can “thieves” break through to steal it. More over it shall increase. As long as you live on earth, yon may add to the principal, and its interest will multiply, beyond all computa tion, to all eternity. Cries as was rich, Solo mon was rich; but the humblest heir of God is richer far than all. It may be that the stores that yon have already accumulated in Heaven would boy this town, buy the district, buy our country, bay the world, and still be comparatively untouched. Nay, think not this extravagant! I would not barter the heritage of the most destitute of Christians for the whole globe and ali its improvements. Lift up yonr heart; let it expand, and fill and overflow with bliss. At the eloscnf the short joarney through time, you will see eternity open before yon, all radiant with the variety of yonr boundless and endless possessions. Be not proud, indeed—alas, for the folly of all pride ! bat be grateful, thankful, hopeful, and happy*—Stockton'* Sermon*. Jast so. Time was when girb their bonnets wore Projecting half a yard before: When beauty was hidden deep. Twas toototkieg e’en to ge* a peep; Bnt now woman’s fickle mad.— Hey wear their bonnets ail behind: While men their features bids with hair. The ladies go with faces bare. And fancy all admire who stare '■ So this will poos in history’s page As English woman's bore-faced age. What Kept Kory from Confession “ What may be the cause.” said an Irish _ - L -1 I- ..<1 Bercrfe. How do 1 love to find sooss lonely spot. Where eyes aad sounds of men disturb me not. And there reefinedagaiMt some stately oak. Gaze on bright worlds while darkness folds her cloak. My thoughts fiy bock to scenes of former days; Youth spear ia mirth: gamboling in the rays OfMay day suns with playmates near and dear, - But gone long since to fill a higher sphere. Then think when lost 1 felt a father's hand. Ere yet Ids soul swung to the Spirit land; Dwell on tho acooo where tears in showers feiL As frtm a mother’s lips hurst “fare-thee-welL" Know aO had failed to stay a passion stioug, "To meet strange soale and bear a stranger tongue.'' Boayant with hope: adventure's devotee. The world still song with merriment and glee. Crooned oceans brood, in scorch of fortune's anile. And yet remained each yetu a backless child. Long yean have coxae, have gono. and left mo poor. Bright visions fled, and will return no more. Six thousand miles from home I toil and strive. For roaming wild the best half of myBfe, Meet grief for glee, and frowns for fortune’s smile, And foel consoled that life lasts bnt awUe. And on I gaze, to view those peerless stars, While not a sound, my spirit’s pleasure mors, So bright those orbs, load of God’s power speak. To me, and all who nature's God will seek. They give me strength to bear misfortunes mute. While sorrows draw of me bnt small tribute. So great my griefiIview the firmament. And hope suggests, that there grief has an end. How Hke a star, to ns, man’s hope appears.— It glitters moat when black despondence neon; III humored fate may shrood with spiteful wrath In darkness aO, still hope fights spa path. Then long I gaze, believe that God controls. In each bright orb, a host of sinless tools. And soon I know my tool is freed of clay, Then may it sour to those bright orbs, 1 pray. Who that has left, a youth, his native land; Who that has felt misfortune's iron band: Who that has oft met disappointments bane. Can view the star* and hopeless still remain ’ Operations of the U. States Jlint According to a recent act of Congress, the annual returns of tho mint are now made to conform to the fiscal year of the Treasury, and consequently the returns of the present year only cover the six months ending on the 30th of Jane. The operations of the mint and branches for the But six months have been follows: (Told coins executed $15,821,563 SUver 1,457,000 HEW FAIL and WINTEB GOO US. T HE subscriber is now receiving a large and handsome stock of Maple a tut Fancy Dry Goods Suitable for Fall and Winter Trade. Among them will be found rich Silk Robes, A Iso, Bysdere Stripe Silks, plain Silks for -MKses'and children's wear; fine lot of feglbb and French Merinos, Cashmeres, Muslin de Lainea. Poplins. Litres. Oing- ns, French, English and A merican Prints. Ac. CAF5IMTP.es azd SA7IXBTS. for MET ard SOYS' •W IE .A. IR. - Also a large lot of HOSIERY fur Ladies and Miss es, Gents and Boy*; Bleached Shirtings and Sheet ings. cheaper than an; ever before offered to the pabli*'. ‘ IRISH IiHTBIfB a lari'! stock very cheap: Bfl) BUnUTN all qualities; FUXXELS, M.<riKXN. and Id fact every ntklo usually kept in a tint class DUY GOOD eataWahment. We intend selling Goods as low if not lower than _ any House in Georgia. Onr customers and the public generally, are earn estly requested to give ns a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we intend to try and give them the Worth of their money. GEO. W. PRICE, sen 13 Tot*] Gold burs Silver bar* ..... ....$17,278,563 9,371,515 144,644 Total gold and silver $26,794,782 This exhibit, says the Philadelphia Ameri can, shows some falling off as compared with the previous year, Recently, however, the coinage has increased, and to contribute relief in the present stringent currency the director has wisely employed the whole force of the mint, night and day, to provide the smaller denominations of silver coin especially. A- bont three hundred thousand dollars of gold and silver are stamped daily. As the Secre tary of the Treasury has manifested a com mendable dispesiton in this crisis, to adopt any useful and practical proposition within his dis cretion. we woold suggest the expediency of increasing the coinage of gold dollars, and re ducing the number of $20 and $10 gold pieces. The latter are more readily handled and coant ed at the sub-treasary, bat the additional la bor ought not to be regarded in comparison with the public convenience. All the small denominations of gold and silver will be in re quisition over the country, and cannot be too abnadatly supplied. In Ireland they are having a sensation over a young and extraordinary female preacher.— She is drawing crowds of all sects to listen to her eloquence. Her hair, eyebrows and eye lashes are almost white, her face pale, and she is only twenty-two years of age. She has in vitations to preach from all parts of the conn- try, and even Scotland. She accepts no earth ly foe or reward, and say* she is prompted to speak in obedience to answer to her prayer a twelve-month since. .NKW CLOTHING STORE. E. WINSHIP I B now opening a splendid and entirely new assort ment of Men * and Boy’s Ready Made Clothing and Pux- NISHING GOODS. Comprising the latest stjles and varieties of Cloth and Bearer Ragtons from tf to 040. Far Trimmed “ “ •* “ tievenabie PeGssicf*, “ “ •• Cloth »s as *4 Boys Raglans, White and col’d Morseil Ct’th frock Coats 10 to 30. les shirts. Pilot A Bearer ir k coats. White AcoTd L. B. shirts. Business suits, 12 to 830. Silk A Merino under ” Fancy Fr. Case, softs, Silk and Cotton half hose, Ut’k. Doe Skin Pants, Scarfe and Crsvata. French Cass. Collars and Suspenders, I tilk Velvet Vests, Silk, cashmere and Bock Cashm-re and silk Vests, Gloves, Cloth Vests, Alexandre's Kid Gloves, Trunks and Valises, Traveling Shawls, Carpet Bags. Canes, I'm- “ Blankets, brellas. Ac. Ac. Bonnet Boxes. His Stock being entirely new, he trusts win in- daee many to CAI.I. AXD LY.t.'IlNE IT be fore making their purchases. He feels confident in sasoring the public, that he will endeavor to keep the very best assortment and the latest styles of Goods, and will sell them at such prices as cannot fair to attract the best judges aud closest buyers. Comer of Cotton Art nut and Cherry Street*. Fronting Hot*. Coleman Sf Roe*, and K. Bond. Macon, Sept. 13. NEW FALL GOODS AT jP.^IELIS.IEIES.’S. VT/E are receiving by every .-termer additions to r V oar stock, which will be the largest and most magnificent, that we have ever exhibited. We can already offer nuusual inducements to oer friends, who wish to make EASY FALL PURCHAS ES. W. W. PARKER A CO. ang S3 ONWARD ! XS OXJH MOTTO. rn HE increasing patronage and general satisfae X tkm of oar eoatomen convince os that oar sys tem ot business is a good one. viz.- Small Profits naff Quick Sales. We have now in store and shall *ctire by every Steamer from Sew York as handsome a stock of FASCTAXD STAPLE DRY OOODS as ever has been brought to the city of Macon, which we are ditcrmiscd to sell as t Hoar, if not CHEAPER than any other house in the trade; among which will be found a splendid lot of VELVET & CLOTH CLOAKS, T.tliMAM Side Striped Silk Robes and other Silks. French and English Merinoes. Plain and Figured Delaines, French. English and Ameri can Prints, Long and Square Shawls, CheneiUe Shawls and Scarfo, Bonnet Ribbons. French Collars and Sleeve*. Bands, Jaconet A Swiss Edgings, Bed Blankets, Ne gro Blankets and Ker seys, White and Red Flan nels.riatinetts Cassimeres, Ken tucky Jeans, Ladies Cloths, Ac., Ta ble Damasks and Napkins, Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirting and many other things too numerous to mention; All of which will be sold coy low for auk. Srw York Stork, Macon,sept 13 DENMAN A WATERMAN. HEAD QUARTERS The following: letter received in our count- , ing-room, says the Springfield Republican, is FASHIONABLE DRY-GOODS- •as good as a play.” It is, to all appearance. t> OSTICK a KEIN would invite the attention of arish cleric, “ that keeps Kory O’Kegan from confession, an’ from the church service, Peter Murphy 1” «™ty. —There"he halted and " A “ d _ f* the recruit and nf the self tbats got into a bod way, onyhow. « ft! ."freahm entof the M the curate, “is it Deism?” “Worse, ye may depend,” said the worthy clerk. . ••SowI o’ me, I trust it’s not Atheism, or the like o’ that, Peter,” exclaimed the pastor. “ Worse." “An’ what in the name o’ nature can it be?” cried the astonished minister. “ By the powers, an’ it’s rheumatism,” re plied Peter Murphy, “an so it is.” •„ ,—Old Hickory erased the Warrior ! of a champaign, at Carthage ~ anu reire»nment 01 roe |r~V oail ded, a few days. Tlie citizens “«oosa. then a small village, got up a .gf GeneraL A deputation of mili- ca P a F*e. vent to Carthage Gy® ,te invitation to Jackson. They bmj- on foot, near the main road. > with well set phrase they in- ^nner. “For how many nave '** Provision ?- asked Jackson, “for all C» ®' " So, only for yourself and of- . i " *k e -• then.” replied the ” “*• nor aa officer of mine wiil eat no Provided for all our boy*.” Then , . ca ^ ^eel he abruptly left them.— it K r a wete ' Ji tor* f™. ,.** v'huff. lJut worse was j *j, e q[ the great Indian revolt. It j quarter-master or hu | h - fc small s ;., b< *bcut a foot long, four inches | t4 ^lad Uid Uada on every waeof the wiJe ^ t L rfe quarters of anhicb thick, and Flexible Stone. A local correspondent of an English paper itoa: “ There is in the possession of Mr. . - . Jelicoe, a gentleman of Southampton, a piece 1 m*M were sadly disremfitedlf the curated flexible saad-otone from is ! wt.iL! . mmhhH jet f. "iT -^a. P t ** gr no’* ~ mi claimed them for public scr ees were taken, i at their want of _•!■•■' l; t: •• not willing w ted tr * a »portabon of aick an.l wonn- • The case was booele s—the trappings, coat, nnsaxtoofocai long hot and dnsty wether. Noeoo- coald be had. Generals, «i^.f I »)or**ndCnpta.r.50ftLc Tu=e a:,^a ** reason.” naivelv added my “"V s vj!eJ *****bat bow t^iii v < wiae* ana . * r, . can be literally beat. If it were three times *PP«*fedto the General. M long and held out by one end, it would bend SfleL !er ^ enn ff - could make no dis- M M to j 14Te the appearance of show. While ber-diu j, a slight rattle is beard as if the slab was fractared or jointed bat although so thin not the slightest sign of a fracture is observa ble on its surface. The sand atone is hard, of a very light color, and when examined by a powerful microscope its crystalization appears execediu-ly beautiful.” xs sn- ac. who had money, are! You’ll lure. I'm at'raii, but • u.vw aivny." Well, you ’• at all events . for vou owe The poet of the New Orleans Crescent sing s the comet retiree* •"Grots Gotnick, yore a goto! With grate: d fo i,ns I zpreshisto the lack, sad wish jet a plesent Jurny. With mi telespoak I've wotch: yore Moshaa*; and Int-^ free ta say, I list til* Aspect of jure tale mutch moar nor thstnv the sc t planted.'' a bona fide production, and we give it to sbo that -fonography” is spreading: “ 31r. Bowels k Co.—cur—i wisht youd eend ’* pepper by male the thing doant kam haf the tim we snspoee sum body steels it at the depough for the tixit agent sas how that nobody on the esnel Bode ant respible for em, i rite for the request of his wife he be ing gone abscent who thinks a grate eel of the pepper. Yours & Co. ” A good story is told of a grave divine on Cape Cod. not long since, who awoke from a comfortable nap in his chair, and discovered his amiable help-mate in the performance of an act for which Gov. Marry once made a charge of fifty cents to the State—in other words, mending his pantaloons. Inspired with a love of fiin, he inquired. “ Why are yon, my dear, like the evil adversary spoken of in Sariptnre ?” Of coarse she was unable to dis cover any resemblance. “Because,” said he. “while the husbandman slept, yon sowed the tares!” Anecdote of Itoiiisrhild. There is a good story told of Baron Roths child, of Paris, the richest man of this class in the world, which shows that it is not only “money which makes the mare go,” (or horses either, for that matter.) bat “ ready money,” ‘•unlimited credit” to the contrary, notwith standing. On a wet and very disagreeable day, the Baron took a Parisian omnibus, on his way to the Bourse, or Exchange; near which the “Nabob of Finance ” alighted, and was going a way without paying. The driver stopped him and demanded his fare. Rothschild felt in his pocket but he had not a “ red cent ” *f change. The driver was very wroth. “Well what did yon get u for, if yon could not pay? Yon most have known that you had no money.” - *• I am Baron Rotchschiid!” exclaimed the great capitalist; “ and there is my card!” The driver threw the card in the gutter. “Never heard of yon before,” said the driver, “and I don’t want to hear of you again. Bat I want my fare—and I start have it!” The great banker was in baste. “ I hare only an order for a million,” he said, “Give me change,” and he proft'erad a ceufon for fifty thousand francs. The conductor start'!, and the passenger u.i , !. rse-Iauj'::. Ju-t tfo:i u.i " .1. de Chtmgf’ came by, and RothsohQd bouow- ed of him the six sons. Ti: .X-.-r w.» u: .v -v;t.i a ic.r.'i c: re... ir-offi respect: and turning to the M-ney King, he said : "It you want ten frances. sir. I don’t rr..;:d lending them to you on my own account." I) everybody, especially the ladies, to their new stock of FILL AND WINTER DRV GOODS. which ere now jast opened sad reedy for inspection. It is e well knows feet that oar House bee always been •HEAD QUARTERS" for the Newest. Richest and most fashionable styfes of Dress Goods and we boldly assert, that oar present assortment will compare in point of taste, variety and elegance, with any stock in the State of Georgia. Ladies, Onr and All, we invite you to call «tyl sec the most magnidcieot stock of Staple ami Fane* Dry-Good* orer opened in Macon. Come, whether you wish to buy or not, we want yon to see them, so that yon can tell yonr neighbors and acquaintances how beaatifal the goods are. sep S> BOSTICK A KEIN. SIX.KS! SILKS!! SILKS!!! rn HE large**, handsomest atvl cheapest Stock ever A brongbt to Macon, including every style, color and price, trom 112 to aico pattern jast opened at sep 29 HOSTICK A REIN'S. ^ HATS! HATS!a Ecaca.gsz^a .v oo A RE now receiving at their Kasbiooable lls- Store, under KaUlna's New Concert Hall. Cher ry Street, Macon, a large and varied assortment of Goods in their fine, consisting in part of the follow ing articles: FALL SILK HATS, EXTRA FASHIONA- ble Black Beaver Hats, extra French Felt Hats, Men’s Cash more tte. Men’s Mantiloeu Men's Drab Beaver*. Men’s Slk Velvet Caps, Men's Navy Cops. Extra, Ladies' Biding Hats, extra fine, Otto Cepe, extra. Boy’s Hats, Fine Caahmorette and Fine Black and Fa r Uat*. jszrm, Wool Hats, Nary and Black Velvet Cape, ^-s. Cloth Caps frpqt 30 ctx^to S3 00. Also a"!** '"large assortment of Plantation Goods, *• Leather Hat Boxes, Umbrellas, Ac. All of which will be sold at fair prices. Jobbers from Town or Country, can have their Stocks re plenished on favorable terms. eta: wise 13 !fOW RECEIVING HIS FALL STOCK OF S T O V ES S HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, CO*-; or One Unixlretl anil Fifty Cooking STOVES. One hundred Box, Parlor and Office Stoves. Twenty select and choice patterns of Grates, a few made expressly for wood. Ten tons of Hollow-ware, assorted. Fifty Boxes Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Zinc, tut. A LARGE EOT OF CHOICE AND SE ltd pattern* of Waiter*. Forty Silver Plated Cas ters at from 4 tolidoUarseaeb. Fifty dozen plated Tea A Table Spoons on genuine Albata. Twenty-five dozen Tabic and Desert Forks on genu ine Albata. Fifty steak and Oyster dishes. Tea and Coffee Urns. Three dozen Camphine Lamps, 15 dos. Camphine shades. Twenty dox. No. I Brooms. Wood Ware of every description. Well back- ets. Wheels. Rope end Chain of every de scription. 130pair of assorted and-iroos TS raiR SHOVELS ASP TOMGS. SILVER PLATED BRASS. BRHTA5IA, ISON & JAPAXED CANDLE STICKS. UXTBU BRITTABIA. 1EOS *JD TtS Spittoons, Hair Wnitewash, Shoe, Paint, and every kind of Brashes, Dusters, Matts, Co coa Dippers, Ac. Knives and Forks of the best quality. Pocket cutlery, shelf and house-keeping Hardware, Meat cotters Sausage staffers, Ac. Gas Fixtures, Lrittania and Glass lamps. Lanterns, and al most anything kept in my line. Having se lected my stock in person and baying under the most favorable ad vantages 1 a m pre pared To Sell Goods at Very Low Prices and woold be pleased to have the public call and examine my stock. I still continue to manufacture TIN WARE and have on hand a large assortment, to which 1 isvitk the attention of wholesale purchaser*. B. A. WISE, Cherry St. Macon, Ga. sep 33 n i’LAYraiS fo ('Am VLISTS BAZAAR( §5 0,00 0 <) . FASHION! WORTH ' '■ n ! •• ! van- *. a.-sortment * > l» TVIYTER DK V GOODS BOSS, COLEMAN & PQS3, AD01 brtes; ■ --.'s of which 1 of which lying improved, this. At*>o, 1000 Acres in Early County— 1000 Acre* in Miller Countv, ZOO lying on Spring Creek are improver 2000 Acre* in Colqnit Cocnty, 1XD oh Liltle Oehlnckonse River, are body contains acres of exceed Hammock— 6000 Acres in Berrien County, of these tfore are two bodies of IOOO Acres etch, and on ? of2000 acres. I This last named ts on the Wlttjnonnchy River, find 1 within two mResef Nadrviile tbe County bite. j Also. 93,000 Acres in Decatur county, in bodies mostly I from SCO to 9500 acres—and several of these places of 730 and 1250 acres are improved. These lands are all situated in the level lnr-:-?t one plains of the rich volley of the Flint and Chaitaboo- choe Rivers. They are now beginning to be settled and pnt in cultivation, and are found to be as pro ductive as the lands higher cp tho valley in Baker and Dougherty counties. The U. S. .Mail is earned in Steamers twice a week from Bainbtidge (tho county site of Decatmj to the Bar, and the ctLdoaoary rata of uieght 75 cents per bale, on Cotton. Planters desirous of obtaining fresh and fertile lands to cultivate, and Capitalist*, wishing to make a safe and profitable investment of their funds, woold do well Vo call and examine. Terms of sale will be made easy. Maps and a more detailed description, may be had by calling at the offices of JAS. R. BUTTS, at Macon, or GEO. W. GARMANT, Savannah. Bept. 9. 1?S7. • iptivat- To Country r r 3E'se. 4 N early call is respectful y solicited from you as we can sell you a great many goods as cheap as they can be purchased in any market Soith of New Six months is given with approved credit. Call and see for yourselves. ROSS, COLEMAN A ROSS. To the Planters of Georgia. Remember that yon will do well to call and exam ine onr Blankets before purchasing. Every style at prices lower than yon ever bougbt them. BOSS, COLEMAN A ROSS. ROSS. COLEMAN S>- ROSS Have just opened five case* of‘Print*, six eases of Bleached Homspana. at prices so low as to defy comparison—Don’t foil to price them if yon want Cheap Goods. Grand and Unprecedented Attrac- TtO.t AT ROSS, COLEMAN A ROSS’ BAZAAR OF F A «* HI ON” wher-- everything can be found in the shape of Fancy *•< fetople Dny Goods, at prices so uniformly low as to excite the ad miration of the purchaser, and insure to the seller targe and speedy sale*. Come and look, no charge for showing goods, a* we wish to verify oar asser tion*. sep 22 rt-:: < •• nticjm - r.: r-^pectfnlly oar Earop^&n :md 'erjthlDK thxt can *te of erenjthe mo-t fmtidkc^ .WaAeI.,11- bnmitDiqr in pr<--' , .>;inine it theLnsctt, fur, that via ever tirovgftKM SAME A noti -e of only a fewof <• :r c- v. • ... - v give s slight idea, of the magnificence of onrStosR and th- bright aud nov..i:;~~ :h : a : r:i . ur choives and Cocn- Foint D'Afor ■ r.f. ACE COLLARS, from *!2,- 00 to iTC.iO each. Real Fren. i: UltHOIDl RlB BETTS, from fix CO to 623,00 per set. End - . r : HAA OliLIU UtEFB. from 61,00 - - to 325JMench- - JACI»K r : «* HISS BA >DSi, :'•• rr: 23 cents ROBFv Aqu: •• ia worsted and Si k Embroider ed with velvet, from 9SgO to tttijHf a Dreos Pattern. IrtrCwtty HORNING P.OBE*. from *’.2.00 THIRTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS worth of new Jaconet and Swim fiffia|S-Ukaha styles—at *llpt ices. Cli 'h sad v-iv : .’I \> ! tl.LAS from 63.00 to SlOo.ao each. Em’ - :-r-d Velvet 'M’.TII.LAS worked with Silk and Ostrich Feathers. Oil. Pin MM.* . .. kfoh are Sybil's Cave H . a ... .\- v J. r—v. and the Tomb of A Gr- *t variety of Tnpoiry Telvvt, Tsipcalry Bm*seii) Three ply and I n^min C arpetins'** llui*n % I)ruj;- Oil Cloibi, &t, Onr Stoek.of FlaaMSipiQMpfileflMet ampiA uid compWe, H-4 White HjaaketB a* Sf} c*at.- each, and pricesrar.rirg up to ? ,-3each. Everybody is nam rntlj solicited to give ns a call as oar stock is nnusualiv !ar_-e an l we are boued to sell. ft 5 * PI’-j - remember to get at the right place on Cotton Avenue, at sep 6 RO>- COLEMAN 4 ROcS.^ XEAVSPEIXG GOODS. T HE -••• - r -' tiir.gr Vrt.ed from the Ncrth. is now prep ir : to exhi'-it to ti.e c;::ztrs of Macon, and the snrronnding country. The largest, cheapest, and best stock of DRY GOODS ever offered in this market. Ha-ring pur chased a great portion of my stock at the large auc tion sales ::i New York, am i i many instances, fosa than the Good * co ' i: r:. I am confident that I can offer iidsmststi to pMhaHh'hMMMI 1 unprecedented. My stock, ia part, consists of the following goodst Organdie. Barnge and Tissue Robes, Printed Organdy Muslim, Printed Jaconets and Cambrics, Plain Colored Cambrics and Brillixnties, L _ ht colored fancy Fslks of ti. o very la: st importa tions and newest styles. A large lot of French and Swiss EMBROIDE RIES. Fine setts of Collars and Sh eves, in Thread and Valencies. Lacer, with a general ascorfment ot otherSPRING GOODS, receivedby Iatert r-'teumers. Call and examine my stock at the frtopkf ' Block, Corner Cotton Avenue A 2d Street, march IT ELIAS EINSTEIN. ISAACS RESTAURANT, ON CHERRY STREET. Ol UNDER RALSTON’ S NEW COSCERTHALL. H IS house is opened as a Permanent Establish ment. to provide meals to traveler* and citi zens throughout the year. He will always be prepared to furnish his guests with every variety of eatables suited to the season, such as New York, Savannah and Bruns WICK OYSTERS, Fish, Shrimps and all kinds of Wild Game that can be obtained. Choice Wlnre and Liquors, and a general a»ortment of Confectionary always kept on hand, and purchasers generally, can obtain all his articles at reasonable "rates. Mo a supply of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN FRUIT. Families will be supplied with OYSTERS and FRUIT PIES, and otherKjA diaheeat any hoar. Parties, Balls, Ac., will be promptly furnished with Sappers in elegant stvle, and at the shortest notice. Savannah and Brunswick OVSTEKS br the quart, gallon or larger quantities, to suit par- chasers. oct 13 CURTAIN GOODS AND CARPET IXGS. I LARGE SUPPLY just received, and will be A sold very cheap by sen 2Jtf BOSTICK A KEIN ATTEXTIOSi PLANTERS. TT7E CAN SUPPLY yon with Negro Blankets, \ V Kerseys and Plantation Goods, on as favora ble terms as any other establishment in Georgia.— Give ns a call, [sep 22-ttI BOSTICK A KEIN. HT Messenger copy. Fall Goods — - mi— PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS. rA Baics Ga. Kereeys, 10 cases Plane!*, DU SE“ Northern do 23 ** Ticking, 5.000 Negro Blankets. 27 “ Jeaaes.r Cassimera. Negro Bed do to 75 cases Wool Hats. 29 320 “ Shoe* 10 20 “ Prints, 10 10 “ Ginghams, 7 30 ** Clothing. We are adding daily to JP men: ofgoods in onr line to which we invite the at teation of purchasers who are in search sf Good Barer, ra. I.Ri W. A. ROSS. City paper pierfro copy advertisement. ^fi!inomspun«, Satinetts, Alpacas, linens. * genera! i LoLis xnuu, r. u. usohsid. Late with XI- D. Barnes Late with Day & Mai-v-enet. auENAED & BUBGHABD, Watchmakers A: Jewellers, 7"ILL open at their new store, Ralston . If Range, earner of Cotton Avenae and Cherrr street, about the 1st of October, aj beautiful and well selected assortment of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver ware, Musical Iustrnmemts, Fancy Goods, See., See, An examination of which, they woold most respect fully solicit, feesing confident that thvy will be able to offer everything in their line calculated to please the taste of even the moat fastidious. Repairing, of every description, executed in a manner that win guarantee satisfaction, by the bent workmen. in the ui the Sooth. They hope, by offering choice and elegant Goods and by strict attention to haziness, to merit a liber al share of public patronage- sep 29 FINE’ CLOT! 11NG. TN receipt of some stylish BLACK FROCK JL COATS, and shall continue to receive foe tw three weeks, byevei/y tkipmen* from New York, desirable CLOTHING MSI rr roocn owy onnxn, at reasonable prices for C-isk. sept 2Mf C. H. BAIRD. Floyd Hoose block, 3 door* from Carhart A Rofif. TOT RAVELE It's. PAPER COLLARS, Standing and Byron, _ U U jast received and offered cheap. CH. BAIRD. NOVELTIES. F OR GENTLEMEN.—Fine Rich NECKTIES, SCARFS. GLOVES. Marseilles SHIRTS, em broidered Shirt BOSOMS. SUSPENDERS. CANES. CARPET BAGS. UMBRELLAS. SHAWLS. *c. Call and examine them, isep 29) C. H. BAIRD. Embroideries AT J E can now show many novelties in Embroide- \ V rica, and onr Luce Goods are reaBy superb Also, the largest variety of Masliu. Flouncing and Trimmings in the city. Just received by aep 29 BOSTICK A KEIN. 600 It VGGI\G AMD HOPE. COILS Richardson's beat Rope, 200 half coils do do do am do White Rope, 2M do N. York do 90001b* Twine. 000 Rolls Heavy Gunny Ba 200 Bales do do For sale by J. B. A \v. B. ROs *«P8 o NE . Uow Flour. qn.Mirs Brattleborc Buggies, A BEAUTIFUL article, and f>r nearness. :I re.- ness and Strength nacqaaled by :in;- thing of the kind in the market. For sale nv scp» T. H. PL.vXT. Oil Colors. A K Moitmeot of ArtuU* CHI Colors. Abo. b‘» *£% A. of the same with Oils. Brashes. P-tlldi coa- piete. For sole by J. M. HOARD LAN. sept tf Bagging, Rope ud Twine. 1 AfA BALESOannv Bagging- lUU •':oC«iL I,'--: 7S0 lbs. Twine. For sale by * — — wdf comprise ill that is new sml for Sale or Rent. -a be o#er*d*t the iow»t p»i V HEALTH Y family residence st HmiSIs csw- B triaitof five raems. with suitable ont-hnihfiqs^ IGEXTS WANTED a garden and a choice we 1 ! of water. TUa place joim no SELL STL f Pr. Comings residence. Toft-ms .iven 1st I i'“En • •asof •' October, apply to VI. B. PARKER - fu i portrairs renal to Hiram Frr.ith's. ■' I' ; a •• Mv re'ar." - id a wife to her hnsband- •J:d yoa ever read of the plague m London!" ■Xo. I don’t want to read of it; it it enough :« have H plague in my own hou-e. 300? Desirable Information EVERYBODY. TT'OR some time past I have been engaged ins bns- L iness {known only to myself and comparatively few others whom I have instructed' for 9100 each) which has averaged me on income of from 93,000 to *5,000 per tanum—and having made arrange ments to go to the Eastern Continent next folk I am willing to give fall instruct-res in the art to any per son in the United States who will remit me the sum of Two Dollars I am iidnced from the snecess I have been favored with, and the many happy ac knowledgements that 1 biivo received trom those wboml have instructed in the art. and who are now clearing from *8 to 15per day, to give every person a chance to come into potseosien of this valuable means of making a small fortune. There is no H ru se n about the business herein alluded to. Refer- cace of the best clast can be given as regards its character, and I can also refer to persona in Chica go and Detroit aa well as in this place, who have within three months embarked in the business, and who will testify that they are making from ta to fits per day at the same. It is a business in which either Ladies or Gentlemen can engage and with perfect ease make a very handsome income. Several ladies in various parts of Illinois and Missouri, whom I have instructed in the art, are now clearing from C5 to fiti per day. It is a genteel business and require* but a tew shillings to commence it. Upon receipt of *2 I will at once rorvard to the applicant a circu lar containing fall instructions in the art, which will be perfectly understood upon being once read. Ad dress : EDWIN TEMPLETON, aug 18 Cm No. 37 Fonrth Sc, St. Lours, Mo. Benjamin Franklin and r’rof. 23© G-ratli. TT’KANKLIN brought electricity from theheavens L to tho earth, bat it remained for Prof. De Grath to apply that electricity to the relief of dis ease and sutTering mortals—diseases that hereto fore baffled the pnysiciana' olff treatment such as Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deafness Swelling*. Palsy. Piles. Skin Diseases, Ac, are cow cured by Prof DeGrath's Electric Oil in oooand two days. Read this letter from a Physician who has practised since 1826 (too well known for com- ■Itf) : Prof. De Grath, Philadelphia. Kr:—At intervals, during thirty yean past, my wife has been subject to rheumatism of the most violent cast—[say fotrr times a year]—sometimes so severe as to make ft necessary to adodeister large doses of the tmetare of gniacnm and morphia, and to rock her like on infont in a large rocking chair, to induce any repose. Having frequent correspon dence with my son. (No. 183 Chesnot street, of yonr city.) I informed him of an attack she had about the middle of Inst month. January, which, wa* of sttch severity as to completely paralyse the system. He, in bis anxiety for his mother’s welfare, sent me a bottle of yonr Electric Oil; bnt as I am one of the practitioners of medicine in oar plaec, and not a proselyte to any kind of patent medicine, I did hesi tate to give its trial: however, on reflection, I con cluded to try it, which I did, e.t persona, directly up to the letter! and after the third or fourth application she beesma rather passive, and before one-third of the bottle wa* ased, not a single vestige of the dis ease remained in the system, and she still continaee well, although she rode out a distance of fourteen miles without a renewal of any of the symptoms. I therefore fed it my doty foe the sake of coffering humanity, and alto fallv believing that merit, nnder all circumstances, should be rewarded, to forward this testimonial- I tmjnurs, truly. Joskph P. L'r KiSTOjr. SL D. New Gretna P. O. Burliu gt° B Go- X. •/. P. S.—Any e- m muni cat ion for me will he receiv ed by addressing to the care of my son, [merchant] 103 Chesnot street. Phil* Jet phis. May 70, 153*. Prof. De Grath —I hove been the victim many ] years of a Rheumatic afiWctwa. and lost the aa* of I my limbs. I could net raise my band to my head, in I short 1 was totally helpless. I applied yonr Electric I Ok, and before l had need one bottte /was perfectly rt-1 stared. Y'oe may wfcr say saffeevr to me. j Mrs. E. Hctchiss. Seventeenth and Thompson st. J Mrs. Hutchins is well known in Philadelphia, and I can be addressed on the subject by anyone. Catrrtoa.—There are numerous' imitations sprang i upon the reputation that ray article has acquired, j The public most beware. They are worthless. Sold by J. H. A W. S. ELLi>, Dru^ . ht. Maeon, : aep 23 7m ■ | ND.j S3 XJ Ei XS.-A. OIL. , The Great,.! Di-corcry of thf.tjf. mHIS qI.imi* composed of some dozen oils ml I JL extracts, is the result of m:.Lfy years experi ments m* '-- by x medical man, the owner of a large number of slaves employed in exposed positions, and subject to aS the lib that usually attack the hu man family. It is Sound to be superior in it? restora tive qualities to any mixture or compound ever pre sented to the public. It has no superior for the treat ment of any of the following afflictions:— Sores and Eruptions on the tikin. Xenruliza. Head Ache. Tooth A chew Tetters, Bone F-lions. Pains of every description. Rhenmatism, Sore Threat; Mb len Glands, Sore or Woak Eyes. Ear Ache, Cholic. Cramp or Pains in the Stomach. Weak Ba rk. Spinal Affections, Sore Breasts and Crncxc-t Nipples, Scald Head, See. We ask for it a fair triaL We eiaim no magic for the workings of this suc cessful competitor of all remedies that have been put forward for public fovor. If its r. ret application does not give relief, try the second, third or fourth, and we will guarantee the sufferer shall not be dis appointed. Where it has been introduced, it has su- S eeded DeGrath's and ail to her remedies. For •eh cuts, the Enreka Oil has no equal—it almost instantly soothes pain, prevents fever, and puts the sore to healing. We challenge the world for the production if its equal in allaying pain or in the heal • mg art. It would srem superfluous to mention the wonderful cores produced in :i very few minutes in the streets of Columbus, wh-.a administered to a horse judged to be dying under the er-.-cts of bets, and on two other occusi v hen aimiaisttred to moles suffering greatly with colie. Price Ope Dollar per Bottle. For sale in Maoon, a: the Drug Store of A. A. Menard. Manufactured and tor sale at whole.'A: ir. s and Col am baa. Ga., by G- W. CROFT A CO. For commendations, see small bills in circulation and in the hand- of the Agent. Srp; 5 3.0,000 Sliares Southern Pacific R. Eoad. fcy T O <J lsl. rpll E Pr -;■! at an Direr Mrs . f the S-c there Pa- I cific Railroad Company, hare set spirt Ten Thousand shares of ti - >:■ robe offered, fora limited period, to tho citizens of Cwgij. and those who desire to subscribe, will do so prctnptly. Five per cent, is all that « ver be called for up on this Stock, as the grants from th* Btnte tfTknq are held to be sufficient to pav the other ains^y fi)q per cent. Seventy mlk - of the road have been put under contract, v b M -.--.John T. Grant A Co., of this State, whose experience, rtffilytaftrens give ample assurance of the most vfgerreared aMft dy aarastruclisn of the road. TJ*g Itigr Yr-inchia- es and Pro: -rty ot £ hi- Company, are secured be yond all eoctingegries. The iror. : r 27 mile- of■ roa-i, ht J aiready heen delvered in Texas, and the Road bed is now nearly ready tor- -iv-it. As the CY.mpoy havens imme diate use 1 r i-. Iom aatbc-rized to :ss>- ^o.d paper maturing rt Savannah, Charleston, Ifobiio, NewOrleanaor New Y'ork. on the flirt March. 1838,with interest and exchange added. Tht Bftdt m .y be « rred on appSeoti to meat the off <• of William*. RbeoA Ca, Atlanta, Ga., where'jjrapSd Chart- r-. Reports and S' diaries can be had. BOLLING BAKER. Agent for sola WSerabent Pnrific R. R. brack in the State of <t~ rid*. Atlanta. July 23, :-*37 aug-t tf For?, Be it known tl i of Slock Cerlinca/t. is entitled RETURNED TO THE OLD ST, JOHN L, JONES Arm. H WE remored to their New Store, the 8ime lot where they coadoctnl ims prerioos to the fire, aid wh- re the? heir uatl extensire stock, of Cimtkinfant rn C7oc^*^to which they reepedfeUy iirit they wiil receive their F WANTED. z Military l> Land Wurrants COltA, F 1.01 II. Ac. ■5HE..S C >. - M-rr. 4 tt!F am".y F-ottr ! - ' •- t. iuvi-,_.l Hams, lust I M-.UU.lt -- JON Eg, Co Artt.ue. TAM* - Kf** Qa.jely My’ j Hi. ’ Portable Desks. A N rtmeat ot Rose Wu >l1 vrririn" D».-=k^. For rile J M. HO.\KDJilAN'. r- ; A_- :. II. Ml’Ltd I th* agky JLftiiiWi i -p. - - Tw ". ■ - — D -Rl> lir- • i JIM' KhtLn iii*. Papers Garilrn J bush. Kentirkf Blof Cslaai, A A. MU.NARD. Uni^ziat, L'h-rry Strr'rt. Shares, of kUNh each, in the Captial S: > k of th- Southern Paciac R . : id Company, re* pr:—nting all the rig inr-rests, privil-c*-?, ’lends, ml other proper^r of the company, trusnnkliM- *y ea flw w4» ot tfat Ownp^nyly ifid — — t-rhii nttoney* oe the -- irren irr of this rrrtid«-a*?. On each of these share*, $5 here been pa. 3. >■ rrktBlxcALL m inifflutr, can, or ittUheiMih \ on* the Stock, represented by this rrrtificnfe Ti * ‘ny mpany bavn cuaatd \ • _ . .' • i > A PER HAN GIN GS.~ O ^ A LX P.U'EiC. li... GiiidA vUUU eetvnrieCylobe f<xu»d in Uicoo, else PA PI'. P S ilA, >K > ' FIRE SOMEE - * ' • ^ *, Ju-. T. a\:. G. WOOD, -■ ^ - - pERI.I >»*—Hie subscriber fie erewtar.::re- li emiaft tee. and hafiloaab!^ B K A' L I S COACHl. S «• me pl^in end othem m beauti- faJlr firdsht-A. T: . t-e buik : • * t -t mak^r^ at .\ - . Mr. II C. Mt’K^ for this establishment; and adapted to our nm s. with perch, rijrfit tracks &c.—Ihm be reoMOMdia end war»anted with confidence. Behft ° Q three diptic springs the motion is pieasar: they are a light, drone, comfortable y—dt conveearr famllv cavriat^* * am let Mpwedag the old fityl” or C spriog coach. They sell at from $4•'•* ‘ e-vO, and in ndaif cdfcredat aMnaH advance rr* m the man ' " ' ‘i. II. PLANT. BACON. LAED, ELOUR &c. 1 ■•p CA"i\ > "■ ’ '■ MulUsUtaf A lOU - li ;*• :.'• k? n-T i- I^nr, for sal** bv j .:>• 5? ASHER AYR AS. Bolting; Clotn. Ui t'll Ai.-Mof :t l;ii,j—■ c; ti:. different naabort i'iat r---.i-. -r-l Ami for ia!-. cfi.sp by inly '.! J B. i vv. y ROSg. Cane Mills and Syrup Boilers- C IANE MILLS of v^r ,iz*s sud prices, also, sv-rup B- i.rre. dc-;,-ued expressly for th, pur- p.--c, t'r-’Ci j.j .-ul.-n* :•> auv nr}aired size. Kept eon- atsmlv h*ud »ud made t n order, by » 0 /o 3 K FINDLAY i SON,