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Newspaper Page TextAGItl CIJ I,l' HUL. WORK FOR THIS UfO^TII. Crops of all kinds are growing rapidly cow, and the surface of the grouul should be stirred as often as possible, to make the growth continuous and uni form. No weed or spear of grass should be allowed a foothold in the Held, where it may contend succcsi-iully wish the corn, cotton, &c., for the nutritious el ements of the soil. The crab grass that comes up in May being the most trou blesome, especial earc should be taken to get rid of any which may have es. caped up to this time. The constant pulverizing of the surface, acts very much like mulching, preventing the evaporation ol moisture, and keeping the sun’s heat, from penetrating to the roots ot the plants. Where anything like a full crop is planted, frequeut stirring of the surfaoo can on:y be ac complished by using plows liko Dick son’s sweop, or a harrow, or a cultivator, which cut so wide a iurrow, that a plow man may pass over ground very rapid- Whore a mixed crop of cotton and small grain is cultivated, (which is the prevailing custom at the south,) very nice judgment and tnanrgcmeut are re quired to keep the hoed crops fiom euf feriog, from the interruption of regular work attendant upon the harvest. The use of’reaping machines will lesssu much the difficulty alluded to; and we trust the time if not lar distaLt when these time' and lab- r-saviDgimplenseuts, will he universally used at the South, Field peas should be planted now, as soon as practicable. If this is de 1 layed till next month, they may n >t ri pen well before frost. Where the object is to make hay, or to enrich the land by turning the vines under, peas may b' 1 sown as late as the middle of nex’ month, but as dry weather may inter fere with coming up, or wi h their growth, it is not advisablo to defer planting too late. —Southern Cultivator- From the»9o. Cultivator. Diversify es Crop®, &e. Editors Southern Cultivator: —One might have concluded, that after the uprooting oT our whole system of labor, and the destruction of nearly all our property, we would Lave learned souse wholesome lessons from the past. At the end of the war, for a time, the tide seemed to set in the right direction— there scc-mcd to be general coavic'ijn that wo must diversify our pursuits; de vote more attention to the grasses aLd cereals; rear more stock; curtail our planting operations; plant less and do it more thoroughly; locate our iarrn buildings around the homettead, th cverythiog might be under the supervis ion es the proprietor, &e. There seem; and to be a healthy change coming over the minds of the people, and we felt hope ful. The high price of c.tton bat knocked up all these notions, and in a late travel over an extensive fi Id, from the mountains to the seaboard, we have been pained to see that the hoary des pot still sways bis sceptre supremely.— The virgin forests are not only every where falling under the axe, but the timber is deadened, burned, and reck lcssly managed. The old piuo (bids are again being cleared up, and every knoll dotted with a fieedman’s log Lu», wattled garden or brush fence truck patch. Expansion has come instead of contraction ; slip shod management in stead of system ; scratching superficially instead of deep plowing; guano and com mercial manures in.tead es dung baa'-s, and chaos instead of order. A great many of our friends seem tu think Agricultural Societies will reform all this. Agricultural Societies, to do good, must be the offspring of a healthy agricultural opinion. They must grow out of a necessity to reform—a convio tion and a determination so do it. In plain English, the people must feel that there is money in if, or the whole thing will end in humbug, fbliug the pockets of a few fancy breeders, and begetting a taste for show and parade, which costs more than it comes to. It Is very ridic ulous to charge our people with a want cf sagacity or natHc spirit, because they don’t see the necessity of oigat.iziticn. Os all classes, the agricultural is the least.disposed to act in concert, because it does not feel the necessity. And at the South, where our population is sparse, and every man lord cf his own manor, it is not easy to get up social gatherings, at which farmers can ex change opinions and compare notes. ■ Around the eourt-bcu.-e on saledays, at country store-houses, or about the church-door on Sundays, you will onl\ hear fartniug matters discussed amongst neighbors. Until you beget a taste far such social gatherings—‘farmer’s clubs,’ where neighbors meet to enjoy each oth er’s plain fate and hospitality and talk over farm matters for the love of the thing, if is sheer nonsenso to talk of Agricultural Societies. What will bring about this whole some reform, is tbo question which most concerns us. Whatever will induec the peojilo so think less es politics, and de vote more time to agricultural reading. If every man would take tbo Southern Cultivator, he would boooroo interested in improvement.'—less averse so change of the old routine, and more anxious to talk'r.ver and compare no'es with his neighbors. They would thus be eua bled to sift the wheat from the chaff, and to protect each other from the many humbugs and clap-traps which eu harass beginr.eis and disgrace t 1 e profession. If eveay reader of the Cultivator would set his head to work to get now subscri bers, and now and then write out his “notions” or experience for your journal, ho would get people to thinking and writing—then would follow social gath erings, and agricultural societies which would bear wholesome fruit. Our cli mate is most favorable to Hicli a scheme -—our tastes would soon incline that way. The only difficulty is the spareness of our population, tut we can try. There is nothing like trying. ACORN. J iab Whipple, of Fquawk boro’, does not see the use of building school-houses and paying teachers to educate “a parcel of beys and gals who know a darned sight more than their parents do already.” ,s4©~ Slikh I $350 S4O S4O first class Sewing Ma- $147 50 chines given as premiums S4O for $37 60 worth of sub- SJ47 50 fieriptions for Wood’s §3O IIoDSKin-Lt) A dvocatk, a §37 50 first class Family paper, at |lO 75 ctn s a year. Alvo §37 50 $32 TICK ! TDK! S3O |32 American Watches, worth $32, S3O $32 g’ven for S3O worth ot subsciip #3O $32 tioas. Also S3O sl2 DICTIONARY. sl2 sl2 Webster’s Unabridged Dictions- sl2 sl2 rv, worth sl2, given as premiums sl2 sl2 sl2 worth of subscriptions. Also sl2 SIOO Sunday School SIOO SOO LIBRARIES, SBO S6O Large or small, to lie selected SGO SSO from 400 volumes of the very beat SSO s*t) books published, and given as a S4O S3O premium for an equivalent amount S3O s2f of subscriptions. $24 &c. Also several other &a. equally liberal. Aw. rr-The “Ad vocate,” (formerly called_sElt tWthe ospectus,) contains 16 large IW rages, ami aims to promote Knowl I3ST edge, Virtue, and Temperance. It_sgJ tfj-has been enlarged and improved_Jfr3 {gftbree times in 27 months. Seud for„£g;:2 copy. Address H. S. WOOD, F. 0. building, Newburgh, N Y. marc'r.4;*2tn HOUSEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS! J/rn- Il’owim —ttml Children ! ’ .-T/eii — li'omen —and Children ! ESE,tl> r »BSrAl>! “Cooling to Scalds and Burns,” “smoothing 1 to all painful wounds, Arc,” “Healing to all S-*res, Ulcers, &c.” ‘Costars’ Buckthorn Sains Is the most extraordinary sslvk ever known. Its power ot Soothing and Sealing for oil Outs, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Uicers, chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for Piles, At:., Ate—is without a parallel. One person says of it, ‘I would not bo wi'hout a Box in iny House, if it Co3t $5.00, or I had to travel ail the way to New York for it.”—[New Y. EyeDii'C News, -Sept. 5. All Druggists in DAWSON sell it. ‘That Cough wiU kill you,” Try ‘‘lDs ur’s’’ Oougb Remedy. ‘Cold and Hoarseness lead to death,” Tty "CDs nrV’ CDugb Remedy. For Croopa, Whooping Coughs, etc.,” Try “(JuaturV’ Gough Remedy. “Costar says it is tho best in the wide world —and if He siys so —its True—i s Tiue —its Tiue; and We say Try it, Try it, Try it." [Morning Papet. August 26 j Druggists iu DAWSON sell it. “COSTAR’S” STANIUUDfREPARATIONS. ARE Ilia Oeatif ifler. . THE Bitter-Sweet aa<l Orange Blossoms. £g“Oue Bottle, sl.oU—Three for $2.00. lIIS "Costar’s” Hal, Roach, &c., Exter minators, “rosiar's" Bed Bug Exterminators, “(oslar’s” (only pure) lusect I’ow dcr. “Only Infallible Remedies known.” “18 years est iblished in Near York.” “2,000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily." “! 1 ■ Reware ! 1 ! of spurious imitations. “All Druggists in DAWSON sell them ” .Address “Costar, 10 Crosbv Sr., N. Y. Or, JoijN F. llknry, (Successor to) I'em as Baukes & Cos., I>l Bark Row, N. Y. kor s ile by Janes & Loyless, Druggists, Dawson, Ga. feb2s'69;ly Alk’p 11. Colquitt, Jamks Banos, Raker County, Ga. Newton, Ga. lluon 11. Colquitt, Savannah, Ga. COLQUITT & BACCS, COTTON FACTORS & GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Bay street, Savituuah, da. Special attention to the sale of Cotton, Lumber and Timber. Liberal advauces on Consignments. rnavtVif .Vs Mt •'idver Uneaten ts. i) A" N OISR 8 . DK. COUDKN, of Loui-ville, Kv., removes Cancers WITHOUT TAIN or theUliK of the KNIFE. Ueud the following from among a thousand voluntary testimonials to the Doctor's skill and success in the cure of Cancers, written by Msj. T. A. Harrow, formerly Proprietor of the Xaiionu) Hotel, Louisville, Ky., now of the Metropolitan, Cincinnati, 0. A/kthoi'oi.itan Horn., Cincinnati, 0., April 9, 1869. My Dear Sir: Being row satisfied that my face is perfectly cured, I write to say so, and to tl-ank you for yo"r skillful treatment of if. Though it hasbecu s*x months since it healed, I have forborne writing you because of the | common belief that cancerous diseases cau j not be cured—that they can only be palliated or covered up for u time to re appear witli | more than original virulence, and I thought I lhat I would give my case the full benefit of ; all that doubt. | I will state that in 1863 a pimple made its , appeat once on the base of my nose, near the I eye ; it continued to incroasi in malignity . until 1867, when I became seriou.-ly alarmed about it. After submitting to tho treatment i of several physicians until June, 1868, with out benefit bir getMng worse r.H the time—l | went to Louisville to consult you 1 had be come satisfied t(iat a speedy cure must be ef fected or it would soon prove fatal. By this time the cancer bad extended almost lo the comer of the eye, involving its nerves, and : to lire top of the nose, and was rapidly grow ; it'B more malignant in its character. I placed I myself under your treatment; and iu h ss than four months was cured ..nd have so coritinr.e-d tiow «ix months. I bcli, ve that lam indebt ed entirely to your rkill for that eure, and ■vill, as a matter of duty, recommend any one aft! e'ed with any kind of cancerous disease to you for treatment, believing that if cure or relief is possinle you tan afford it. Believe me, veiy truly and giatefuily, Yours, j T. A. HARROW. | The Doctor takes pleasure in referring, by leques', to the following leading business men of L misviile, Kt: (Pin. Piatt, of Allen & Piatt, Wholesale Shoe Merchants; \y. N. Haldemen, Editor Louisville Courier-Journal; Geo. W. Wicks, 102 Main Street; C. F. Top ping, Wiiliard Hotel; B. A/aynard, Sec. Board of Trade; B F. Brauh am, Quincy, Ky; A. C. Frm kiln, Gallatin, Tenn.; James Alex ander, Galla in, Tenn.; Billy Bowles, S int Cloud Hotel, Nash vill*', Tennessee. Send lor a C -ncer Journal, (enclcsirg stamp giving pailicu'ars of the mode of treatment, also oODtainiDg an extensive list of persons who have been permanently cured; cises of one year to thirty-five years standing. Address Dll. W. C. COUDEN, jtinelo'69 135, Jefferson st, Lou'sville, Ky. WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY. E KIRBY’ SMITH, Superintendent. The next regular session of th s Academy begins on Ist. of Sept 1869. An extra s.s sion will be hell during the Summer vaca tion. For further information, address E. KIRBY SMI I If, New Castle, Henry eo Kv First Grand Prize Scheme pnoTEVTEo tsi' r.gif- Kvrr offered to the public chartered unanf moiisly by the Legislature of Kentucky endorsed and recommended by Gov. Stevenson and many I leading citizens throughout the south-western I states. Capital Prize, $150,000. 2 Prizes, each 2 7 ,500 4 Prizes, each 13,750 280 Prizes, each 120 140 Prizes, each 100 84 Piizes, ea.h 80 MAKING 511 PHIZES IN AI.L. tickets, ss. Scten It oli and Highly Tmrr vcd Ohio River Tobacco Partus and 501 City L its. I.oeated in the wealthy comity of Tlcuderson, Ivy. tty -The /’arms have been rented the presentyear, and bonds for the rent deposit' and iu Hu- Farmers’ llank al Henderson, Ky., subject tocontrol of the commissioners, and will lx- assigned to those drawing tiie l’riacs. Kent of the capital prize, #5,000 cash. Any person drawing a Prize anl not wishing to rcluiu i‘, wi ] be paid two thirds i:s valuation in Cash upon tuv to and ring hi« Ticket. The drawing will take place at Masonic Temple, Louisville, Kv., on the first day of September, MM, unless the tickets are sooner sold, in which case it will come off !tt once without further no tice. Regularly authorized agents will furnish pamphlets giving a full description of the prizes, also I tie act of tin- Legislature granting the char ter, endorsement of tho Governor and others, and all information of interest concerning the scheme. The sale of tickets is progressing most rapidly and the probability is that the commissioners will be compelled to have Hie. drawing come oil at. a very early day. I’ariies who may desire to order tickets should do so at once iu order lo make sure oftlicm before the sale closes. All cm engage in this scheme wit bout fear of fraud or unfairness, as the rights of ticket holders are fully protected by Law. TICKETS can be purchased of I, II I.yne, Far mers Hank, Henderson, Ky.: |{ H Alexander, Commercial Hank, Louisville, Ky.: John C La tham, l’res’t Hank of Hopkinsville, hopkiusville, Ky.; .l imes 1. Dallam, Commercial Hank, Padu cah, ky: It O Thomas, Lexington, ky. 4V It Tvlor. Owensboro, ky. may-20,1509 THE COLE FLUTING MACHINE BENNETT.\ JOHNSON Ss CO. MANUFACTURS OF TUB ' COLE FLUTINS MACHINE, . Pateulcd March 31, 1 Stitt. Take pleasure in presenting to the public the BENT A/A CHINE in the market. The rollers are regulated by a self-acting “LEY F.R POWER,” conforming to any and ail kinds of work, without the aid of the hand or foot. No other A/jcMne can claim this principle, all ot them having the Scrkw Pow hr at the lop. This Machine took the only Diploma and J/cdd awarded at the American lusii.ute of New Yotk City, in the fall of 1867. Every family should have this machine. Sold Wholesale ami Retail by BENNETT, JOHNSON & CO. 576 Broadway, jYew York. Send for illustrated Circular. Sold by all oilier houses ju ihe city. Hit, WllliTli Sf. 4 REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE .1 as diploma at office will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment ot Venereal, Sexual and Private Diseases, than any other physician in St. Louis. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Or bhitislJernia, and rupture ; all Urinary Dis eases and Srphililie or Mercurial Afflictions of the throat, Skin or Hones, are treated with unparalleled success. Spermatorrhea, Sexal debility and lmpo.. lency as the result of self-abuse in youth, sex ual excess in mature years, or other causes, and which produce sometof the following ef fects, as nocturnal emissions, blotches, debil ity, diziness, dimness of sight, confusion of ideas, evil forbodings, aversion of society of females, loss of memory and sexual power, and Tendering marriage improper, are per manently cured. Dr. Whitaker publishes a MEDICAL PAM- PtILET relating to venernl diseases and the disastrous and varied consequences of self abuse, that will be sent to any address in a scaled envelop for two stamps. Mauy phy sicians introduce patients to the doctor after reading lii.s medical pamphlet. Communica tion confidential. A friendly talk will cost you nothing. Office central, yet retired— No. 017 St. Charles st., St. Louis, Mo. Hours, 9 a m to 7 p. m. Sundays 12 to 2 p m. J Ol3 wo:RK Xraily rxecuUrt at this Oilier, GKEAT Southern Preparations! WHAT ARE THEY? They are a class of select family medicines prepared by physicians, with accuracy and neatness, from pure and fresh remedial agents for the convenient use of families when a physician is not at band. They are the re sult of a long bedside experience in the South ern end Western S'ates, and physicians, druggis'a and fanners are preferring them to ait otliers. »/ f i///./) or ronru.rE Who can boast of a name in the casket of a nation’s glory, and who is surrounded with all the glittering grandeur that riches can bestow, is unhappy, melancholy and migera ble when afflicted with those terrible female complaints which are so common all over the country, li thus uffiicted, buy DKOMOOOLE & CO '8 ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS, and be once more restored to health, beauty and buoyancy. This compound is specially prepared for all those female complaints and irregularities depending upon an unhealthy action of the Uterine organs. It iiumed ate y arouses, re stores and legulates, giviug tone, strength and color to the pale and feeble. Put up ill large botlles, at $2 50 per bottle, or three bottles for SO.OO. Sent to all parts oi thy country oa receipt of piicc. Sold by all Druggists. Female Beauty ! E glish Female Ritters Eogli-h Ft male Bitters English Denial ■ Ritters English Female Ritters Koglish Female Bitters Cures all Female Complaints Cures all Female Ctmplaints Cures all Female Complaints Cures all Female Complaints Cures al! Female Complaints Asa Female Regulator As a Female Regulator Asa Female Regulator A- a Female R-gulator Asa Female Regulator It arouses Old and Young It arouses Old and Young It arouses Old and Young It arouses Old and YouDg It arouses Old and Young For fc itlaeys sail B’atitlcr, Use Extract Buarberry and Bu i u Use Extract Rearbcrry and Bucliu Use Extract Bearberry and liuchu Use Extract 15 aiberry and Bucbu Use Extract B arberry and Buehu Cures Uravi 1 and Urinary Deposits Cures Gravel aid Urinary D posits Cures Gravel and Urinary Deposits Cures Gravel and Urinary Deposits Cutes Gravel and Urinary Deposits I’bysicians prescribe H 1 I’ayticians pre-.erib : it Physicians presetibe it Physicians prescribe it Physicians prescribe it Cures Weak Back and Gleet Cures Weak B ck and Gleet Curis Weak Back and G eet Cures Weak Bick and Gleet Cures Yeak Back and Gleet Cures eff cts of-D ssipation Cures effects of Dissipation Cures tff c sos Di-sip.lion Cures (fleets of Dissipati n Cures frt queut desire to Urinate Cures frequent de.-irc to Urinate Cures frequent (L sire to Urinate IT IS A POWERFUL DIURETIC IT IS A POWERFUL DIURETIC. Ai One Dollar per Bottle A: Out Dollar pel Bottle At One Dollar per 15 tile At Ouc Dollar per Bottle JPnrify Your ]3lood With CiDsti utionul Monarch With Construuafial Mru.nr.sh With Constitutional Monarch If’ith Cocs'itutional M natch Gures Sorniula and 011 Sores Cures Scrofula and Old Son s Cure.- Scrofula and Old Sores Cures Scr l'uia and Old Sores Cures Scrofula and G!d Sores For diseaseh cf the Skin and Glands For d's ases of ti e Skiu and Glands For diseases of tbe Skin and Glands Kor diseases of the Skin and Glands For diseases cf the Skin and Glands F- r (Jout, I:ch and Tetter For G->ut, Itch and Tetter For Gout, I eh and Tetter For Gout, I’ch and Tetter For G-.ut, Itch and Tetter Eli It CStIEE.S4I.Vtt EEl'Elt. King of Chilis is the best lying of Chills is the b-sf King of Chills is the be-.- King of Chills is tbo her King tl Chills is the be-‘ D arouses the Stomach and Diver It arou-rs the Stomach and .Diver It arou es the Stomach and Diver It arouses the Stomath and Diver It arouses the Stomach aDd Diver Dies not ( ffi ct, Head Ears or Mervcs Docs not effect Head Ears or Nerves Docs not off ct Head Ears or Netves Does not effect Head Ears or Nerves Does not effect Head Ears or Net ves Fori ra 11 w ti: diseases. Use Eureka Secret Euro Use Eureka Secret t'uro Use Eureka Secret Cure Use Eureka Secret Gore Use Eureka S- crct Cure Otjo Buttle will Cure you One 13 >u : e will Cure you One Bottle will (lure you One Bottle will Cure you One Bottle will Cure you It Costs odlj 82 50 It Costs oi)iy 82 50 It Costs only 82 50 It Costs only 82 50 It Costs only $2 50 The above Preparations arc offerred by J. P. DROMGOULE & CO., PROPRIETORS, nprß;Sm Memphis, Tenn. For sale by Janes Jb Loyless, YMwsoo Ga. CJ HOUGH. T. i rell County : T Whereas, Eli Cochran, Executor of D,.r ling Sikes, applies for letters of dismission from said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at on office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be under my hand, and official Nov. 12th, 1888. uoviyfim T. M. JONES, Ord’v. HOW TO KILL FOUR BIRDS WITH OJN'E STONE. Mil. FRANK iiENJINAI«, ONE of the best Muchiuiptfi in the State, hag taken charge of my Mill, nnd will keep every-,. thing in f;ood order, so that everybody mav be eure of getting imOOil •lift?* when they come to Mill. The Mill i« all fitted up new with IST K W MACHIN Kli Y , and anew pair of the best f'USOPAS l&OCIk. Everything will be done to nuke it a riUST CL.ISS AHVDERSOW* known already hv the people as a good it S.bf E t on Plantation, Buggy or Wagon work has a Shop close by the Mill, and will do Plantation work or nnv wo»k in his line, and wpl Ho his best to give satisfaction Having to pay for everything must have CmfSBJS for work. If you waul anv Plantafion WooUWork done, or AV., c-tll on .Jhssrs. itXI I* Vs, Occupying Shop adjoin ing the Mill. a If your Watch, Clock, Music Box, or Aecordeon does not do right call on Q the subscriber at his old stand, whore you cau be accommodated ut once. S JOH N IP. A-LLETST. Dawson, Ga., Feb. 11, 1869—mly HA V E ALAVAYS ON HAND FIiOUH , of all {trades, .JSF.JZ, GUSTS, SHORTS , and COH^FREH. ALSO, TIIE FAMOUS SELF-E AISING Ft.OUU. r OUR PATRONS, and all others we would pay ihaf. we are manufaeturingr out Fio*j j| fiom the befit qui* of Wheat, and *li a t all the Flour we sllis fresh. We make all grades, and have Flour as low as the lowest and a* good as the best. Our motto is, WE STRIVE TO PLEASE,. And giuruntPe gutnfaetion in all capes. Ail Flour .old bt ns in emit iiiU-cd to | leave or money refunded. To all deal- ra, and tiie balance ot mankind, wo would say, try U 9, and we feel assured that ynu will call again. NOTICE. .MSt.B.S.— We have purchased of Bir-.Doe & Cos., their entire stock in the above Flour Mills, situated near the Macon A HrunsnVk D-pot. The Milling business will hereafter be ca-ricd on hv us, und- r the firm n ime of T. H. Cheek k Cos. We have procured the services of Mr. I. Bledsoe, who will be happy to wait on the former patrons cf Bledsoe & Cos. D. It. COOK. T. II CKEKK. Having 7 old our stock to Messrs. Cook & Check, we take great pleasure in recommending them to our old customers. [lebl l’ti'.him] BLKDoOK A CO. I 3 11 O D TJ C E ——AND p i e O¥i§i.O!lS FOR SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA. MESSRS. KOL-B & COURIC, A \ f Ih-H to inform Dealers and Farmers es V V South Western Georgia, that, ihey have opened a large Wholesale and Retail Produce & Provision House i.i’ rct\ni.,t, .iL.i., Where they now have on hand, and will be constantly receiving, large supplies of COHN, HAY, BACON, LARD, I'laur, Tobacco, liquors. &c. WE offer great inducements to Dealers and Farmers by the Wholesale, and pledge our seives to sell to them at all times, at as Inw prices as the goods can be obtained in AL con, thereby giving a great difference in Freight. We refer to Cap!. S. R. Weston, of Daw. sou, from whom our wholesale prices can be obtained. KOLII A FOl KtC. Ettfaula, Ala., March 11, 1869—3iu BLINDS, MOULQIMSifIRACKETS READY-MADE LASH GLAZED ANI> A. I.L Kl NDS OF — Ornamental, Cottage, Bouse & rlore Work done to order in the best and latest styles. HOUSE AND KITCHEN EVEN ITU RE Planing, Sawing ami Turned W&rk, Coun ters, Tables, and Stools for Stores. Repairing of all kinds done cheaply, and with dispv.eh. If will pav to send or call at Factory, foot of Third Street-, on Wharf St., Macon, Ga. GREESVILLE HOOD. junfc2s;lyty Si 2aoYiz-£k.fcd- . a Vi s a FURY ITURE. Carpets and Mattresses, WHOLESALE a- RETAIL MANb'FACTOit Y & W A R E R 0 0 fv; S 87 <£• 89 Howri/, 65 Chrixlie Street and. 130 and lb i IRA.. , Sired, NEW YORK, Connected under one Ronf) A y ’ E have now on hand tho la-gest Stock ’ ♦ r f entirely new pafterrn and designs, tor fotn ; sh ng Housi s thr tighout, ever of fered by one house iu (he city, and at a great deduction in prices. ©if it ca:t p j;t s>i; pa rt *3 2; \ 'S’ is nnd-r the Superintendence of H. S. BARNES, who is Welland f.voalilv known to the public, having b'een a longtime with Lioane & Cos., in Broadjvav, and fpr the last four years, with Lord A Taylor. Our stock of Carpets is entirely new and well se h oled, this branch having been just added tc our business. Tlm; mattress Hepmlim'sH I? entirely under our snpervi-i n, all b, ing made on the premises. Every J/a’tres guaranteed. Steamboats, Hotels, Chutches, Public Halls, and private Houses, furnished through oil* at wholesale prices. The Floating Palace 7, the S eanv rs of the Peoples’ Line on the Hudson A’iver, were furnished by us. Prices' ttefy Competition, Second and Third Avenue Cars pass our Ftores. Entrance, 87 k 89 Bowery, New York. meh2s,l 869 3m slifHi'sWfp’Eliifi HAY ING made arrangements with the Toialinmiti] Dt’inorest €’o., are able to sell tw-o, three, four and six horse Wagons, at a small advance-on New York cost. We would invite those wishing good I lantaiion Wagons, to examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. l - i H e would also call the attention of the public, to our splendid ntid extensive stock of BUGGIES, II.VMESS 4 CARRIAGES, both cf our own and Northern manufacture. U is generally understood throughout South Western Georgia, that XV ML £ | g» gj g ft B' always warrants his work. We alwavskeep a good Stock of Carriage & Harness, Wagon and Buggie materials U all description. Gall and sec*. Wl * SIKRVUE, r ‘ v Amencu*, Ga. NEW ATTRACTIONS —AT— PAT. WARDS BUR FUST received a New Stock of Fine fODtrtt, St., Sc. Will also keep (or tl ie accommodation of my customers, LEMONS ICE. Dawson, Ga., May l:i, ts R E A D !_R E A D ! “A ramy Saved, is Two Pence Made." ONE hundred years experience by the World, since Beujamin Franklin uttered the above proverb, but adds to its truth. Theo why not everybody use tiie EXCELSIOR FAMILY REMEDIES, and save the Doctor’s Mileage, Visits and Prescriptions. The PXCELSIOn ,‘tqur PlUg NEVER KAIL to cute Chills and Peter or BILIOUS Fevers while the cost is a mere trifle compared with a Doctor’s bill for the same service. So of the EXFLIi'iOR AGUE CUIitLJ—It never fails to cure either, la (act, it is the same Remedy in a different form. But from its greater solubility and tlaid condition, is more nauseous to the taste but at the same time, is more active than the Pills. Neither cure bv Vomiting or Purging but by killing the JHaiariil or Poison in the system, and the patient is relieved with out being prostrated wiih Drastic Remedies. These Remedies also remove Fever Cakes or enlargement* of the (Spleen and Liver.— Cure Incipient Dropsy, and all Malarious Dis» cases. The Ejrcelsior w lnli-BUious Ceithftrlic Pills— are unequaled as a MILD and EFFICIENT Cathartic, always ac. ting promptly, vet mildly—disgorging the Liver and relieving Biliousness and its con sequences. Cu'es Sick Hcaduube, Constipa tion, Liver Disease, &c. The Excelsior Female Itestor rtlice—Relieves suppressed Menstruation, Painful A/enstrtta'ion,Leucorrha!t or Whites Ulceration of the Wouib, and many other dis eases and conditions peculiar to Females. R is tiie best Uterine Alterative and Parifier known to the Medical .Profession, and no fe male troubled with any irregularity or con dition peculiar to the sex, should dispair of being cur' and, until she has given it, a fair trial The EXCELSBOtI COUGH §l,tES,t.H —Cures Colds, Catarrhs, In fluenzas, Coughs, &c., Prevents Pneumonia and Croup. A single bottle not unfrequently saves a family one hundred times Its cost in dollars and cents, besides mpeh suffering, and even tiie loss of life. TI»«- Excelsior Soothing Cor- C i;ii—Has no equal for the cure of Bowel Affections, such as CHOLERA, Cholera-.lfor bus, Choh' a-lufa-.tum, Diarrhea and Dysen teri; relieves the pains and gripings, and ar rests the discharges. The Excelsior, Pain Killer— S'ands at ;he head of that class of Remedies, bring superior to 0;1 of Life, King of Pain, and a host of such remedies heralded before the public as cure alls. The Excelsior I'crr.iifuge—hs. dead shot for Worms—a good and safe Ca thartic for children, under all circumstances, when such an action is needed, whether they are, or are not troubled with worms. All of the above Family Hemctlies are offered to the public, not, as cure nils or general Panaceas, but as useful Family Rome, dies, such as every family can administer wi'li safety, without the aid or advice of a Physician. 'iiie ,ifjue Pills and Ecbrifiifft, never fail to cure when administered ac cording lo directions. The Female Itesloratice has made fome of the most remarkable cures of anv medicine of the kit and ever offered to the pub lic. It act? upon the tb-ues cf the womb with the same certainty that Me retry acts upon the Liver and ot! er glands. It removes obstructions and relieves organic and futtc tint el changes, and leaves the organ healthy and natural. The other Remedies are simple, safe ind eff|cient, for tiie several diseases arid conditions for which they are severally re commended. They are all prepared at the I’XCEUJOii DRUG STORE, Z 5 vtv 9 on , €4 for si s *7, Wtuc. nbv : ;v ’. 4h t found a rom; lrt''as sort ii'Diit of Drug*, M* diuiuefi, P .infs, Oil-*, <>vu-S 11 if--, School Book?, Paper, Pen®, Ink, I t in*y articles, F- efih Seed?, •, &e ,at Whoieaiilt* jiihj K.*fail, as low as thev can be Lurch t-’cd ui iii\y l,uu?e in Sou h Western Geer, ia. The Excelsior 1! medics are for sale by Druggists and Merchams gener-llr. C. A. Cheat ham. Dawson, Ga., March 11, 1869—6 n \V A/IMG HS' NKW SCATS PIANOS, \\ i(li I on Frame, Oyer«urun.' Bass, and Agrßflfe Bridge. Kelodeons aRd Cabinet Organs, TSie Tfamifarturrd; War* rautod lor feix Tears. TMFTV New and Second-hand Mo« JL lodftons and O-gans of fir.-t-clafis maker 9, r' low prices for cast *, or one third cash and flic balance in Monthly Instalments. Second hand Instruments at great bargains. Illustra* ted Catalogue mailed. Warerooms, 481 Broadway, X. Y. HORACE WATERS. Tr§TIMOHIALS. The Wafers’ j’ianos r.r? known as among (he ver y Lea*.— K Y. Evangelist. We 2an speak cf fi e merits of (he Waters 1 Pi mo 4 * from personal knowledge as being of •■he very best (polity.— Christian Intel. The Waters’ Pianos are built of the best nd most fhorooghly seasoned material. — Advocate rf* Journal. Our friends will find at. Mr. Waters’ store 'he very best assortment of Pianos, Melo deons and Organs to be found in the United States.— Grahanfs Magazine. MI SIC A L DOINGS.—-£tfnce 3lr. Waters gave up publishing sheet music, lie has devoted his whole capital and attention to the manufacture and sale of Pianos and Melodcons* He hus just issued a catalogue of his new instruments, giving anew scale of prices, which shows a marked re duction from former rates, and his Pianos have recently been awarded the First Premium at sev eral Fairs. Many people of the present day, who are attracted, ifnot confused, with the flaming arl y- rlif-ements ol riv al piano houses, probably over look the modest manufacturer like Mr. Waters; but avc happen to know that his instruments earned him a good reputation long before Kxpo rtions and “liohors” connected tnesewith were ever thought of; indeed, \yehaveone of Mr. Wa ters* Pianofortes now in our residence (where it has stood for years,) of which any manufacturer in the world might well be proud. We have al ways been delighted with it as a sweet toned and powerful instrument, and there is no doubt of its durability ; more than this, some of the best ama teur players in the city, as well ns several celcora*- ted pianists, have performed on the same piano*, and .ill pronounce it a superior and first-class strument. Stronger endorsement we coukb.ivA give. —Home Journal. a specimen ot tho above Piavioscen. be ficon at mv residence. W. Pzsflks, jan2l;lyrw Agent.. Southern Mutual insurance Cos. OF ATHENS, GEORGIA. Chartered in 1817. Reserved fund, $5200,000. holder!! * divided between yearly policy Vowig L. G. Harris, President, Stephen Tbonias, secretary. Tliia old Georgia Favorite m. represented at Daavsou by S . pj. * ESTON. Ag’t. Siqjui-.tm KUI AI LA HOTEL, Eufaula -A-la -15- TER.!,IS MODERATE, L. W. VICK & Cos. May Oth 1809.