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Newspaper Page TextDA WSON JOPRNAL. 10C&1U COLUMN. Loylew a Ur»li"» Offer their services as Wsrehouseroen l 0 tbe planting publi*, and ask that they be "judged in tbe future by the past.” '1 bis is surely a fair criterion, \ u i all that could be asked of any firm Kead carefully their advertisement. . FRESH lot of prints just received A J. W ROBERTS & 00 Tr»S‘ c As we go to press we learn that John (3 Lee, wbo was charged with and tried for the murder of Capt. Richard H Fletcher, and upon wnoso case the jury made a mistrial at tbe last term of our Superior Court, was kil’ed last night in jail. Tbe parties were disguised aud are unknown. Tbe keys to tbe jail were taken from the jailer at tbe pistol’s moutb, and the throat of tbe prisoner cut. We have not time or space to go in'o the details of this tragedy aud re st exceedingly that we htve even had cause for its mention. He having paid tbe debt, uur opinion t, injure his oause sow, aDd, whi e ;'ree to say that we have n « put that he was the murderer of our worthy citizen, Capt. F., and that justice cried aloud tor bis life, we dis approve of mob law, and tbink that the law of tbe land should have been allow ed to take its course, aDd its decision abided by and held sacred. Our com munity much regret, the occurrence. We are much obliged to our friend Nixon for some apples 1( ft in our office, but the devil got sight of them while the Editor was taking lessons in “short band,” and played the devil with the apples. That Melon— From Cap\ Pratt, was as his soul and body, very large. Wonder if the Captain is like Shakespeare, ‘‘never re peats.” for Sale Low- One lady’s fine Gold Watch, and one gent’s heavy Gold Chain with oharms. Articles can be seen by calling at this office. 15 4t Pole Hog— Our frieod, Judge 11. R >gors, has been speaking of a fine breed of hogs be saw while on a visit to his old home in North Georgia; and in passing bis resi dence a few days since, we saw a speci men of a Log in his yard, which we supposed to be of late importation of the j Pule breed, if there is any man that 1 era show a pig, or hog, with a logger ( nose or snoot, thicker and longer hair, j bristles, more mangy, and with more the appearance of a cross with the Opos sum, and a predisposition to be attacked with bug cholera, he can Cali at our of fi e and take the premium. This breed may do well where the Judge came from, hut think this climate a little too siekly for them. Judge It.nott— Will please accept our thanks for a lot of fine onions of his own raising. The Judge estimates that he has made at the rates of 240 bushels to the a cre this season. SSuTuruer, the negro Post Master at Macon, is biiag tried for passing couoterfeit Greenbacks on a large scale. ; Decision not yet made as to his guilt. Mr. Swayzie may be sure of the decisi n made in bis case. If bis colored friends will not believe bim on his oath, be had ss well pull up stakes and leave for a 1 more genial clime Weather, Crops anrt Health— iVe cannot give 60 favorable a report c the weather and crops as we have been dotojj, the extreme heat sn i ■» r t ofrain, has caused the corn to v " . the C"DSi:queuce will boa foil - ' fill well, and the cotton is fircing .1 !i>rowipg ff the fruit to such an -Xtent, as will f.irce us to take back all we have said about the prospect tor a good arop, unless we have propitious showers, and that in a short time. The doctors’ faces look a little more c hecrlul-, we can bear occasionally of a case chills, or slight attack of billious fever' bn'*' no more lh an could be ex pected, wi'le we bave so much fruit, aoi oar peopt'u t 0 be governed by the laws of health. litUo “"“P 1 " 11 * among the treedmen. Wc Obj«'4~ To changing the ns me of ourst.fbt from Depot to that of Bull Butt. Dou’t do U» W. O’Conner- Os Maeon, appear in our columns un der the head of new advertisements.— He makes a specialty io the sale of pure * hquors a great desideratum to those who i use the critter either as a medicine or a beverage. With Dyspeptics everything is wrong.— Food does not digest; sleep does not refresh; wine dees uot cheer ; smiles do not gladden ; music does not charm, uor doee any other Joy enter the breast of the miserable dvspep- I tie. You must get rid of it, or it will become seated and confirmed, and life will be a bur den and existence a curee. Plantation Bit- Tsas will do away with all this. New life, strength and energy will lake possession ot you. The damask will again bloom upon your cheek, aud the luatre in your eye will Sgain be aa bright as in your healthiest, bap pi«»t a,nd most joyous days. Magnolia Watxr.— .Superior to the best imported Gorman Cologne, and sold at half the price, “ v Tlie Cotton I'alchest Again— j When we write an article, long or short, good or bad, state facts or jump at conclu sions, there is always someone ready to give us a gilt, and say he had better write on tome subject that he knows something about. We oan’t please everybody, and don’t mean to displease any one, but eoneeive it to be our duty to notice all improvements, more especially in agriculture ; hence, must be al lowed some latitude, and ask of our experi enced farmers to leok with some degree of allowance on our opinions, in case, they be incorrect, aud come to our relief by giviug to tbe public the truth iu its purity. Our col umns are open to you. We have ever advocated the plan of mak ing the most on tbe land planted, and to that end, say that, if we would plant less, I cultivate better and fertilise more, we would ! succeed better, and make more money. We » sited the fat ins of Messrs, Whlliker Wilkinson and Judge Campbell, and were pleased to see that tbeir experiments in fer tilizlng and improved culture was a perfect success. We do not think we draw on our imagina tion, when we say that Mr. Whiriker will make more corn and cotton on forty-five acres of land than will be made on some farms of one hundred and fifty acres, that have been planted aud cultivated in the usu al way, on which were used the common seed of the country, and were manured with neither compost nor commercial fertilizers. We heard a frieud say on our streets that one of ihe largest planters of Terrell said that Dave Dickson was a humbug. Well, if he is a humbug, we like to be humbugged, if the using of his seed and heeding his advice as to culture and the kind of fertilizers to use constitutes a victim to his humbuggery. All who have made experiments, are well pleas ed, and say they intend to slick closer to the advioe of such men as Dickson and other intelligent planters. It is time we stop going to mill with a bush el of corn in one end of the bag and a stone in the other. We are not able to make these most elegant failures in plantiog, and the plan to pursue is to begin to experiment ourselves and rend the experience of others, and be willing to be guided by sound argument when we see it, makes no difference from whom it comes. If there be any doubting Thomas, we eav go and see for yourselves. No doubt but that in all neighborhoods there are plasters using fertilizer more or less, and al so some who are testing the plan of surface culture, Ac. ; talk with them, exchange ideas, and he benefitted by the advice that may be given, one to another. IMA KkET KEJPOKT. No elmiige to make in our report ol last week, except that corn has ad vanced, and is now selling in this mar ket at 81 65 to 81 75 per bushel. kTeTd MReXim iI A Penny Saved , is Two Pence Made ONE hundred years experience by the World, since Benjamin Franklin uttered the above proverb, but adds to its truth. Then wliv not evervbodv use »he EXCELSIOR FAMILY REMEDIES, and save the Doctoi’s Mileage, Visits an. Prescriptions. The exvfesior.tyue pul* NEVER F rib to cu-e Chills and IVerr or BILIOUS Fevers, w hile the cost is a mere trifle compared with a Doctoi’s bill for the same service. So of th« EX( EL*IOR AGUE CUKE— It never fails to cure either. In (act, it is the san.e Remedy in a different form. Hut from its greater solubility and fluid condition, is more nauseous to the taste, but at tha same time, is more active than the Piiis. Neither cure hv Yomi'ing or Purging, but by killing the Malaria or Poison in the system, and the patient is relieved with out being prostrated with Drastic Remedies. These Remedies also remove Fever Cake 1 -, or enlargements of the Npleen and Liver.— Cure Incipient Dropsy, aud all Malarious Dis eases. The Excelsior -Inil-Itlllous Cathartic Pills— are unequded as a lIILD and EFFICIENT Cathartic, always ae ling promptly, vet mildly—disgorging the Liver and relieving Biliousness and its con sequences. Cutes Sick Headache, Constipa tion, Liver Disease, &e. The Excelsior Female ftistor ntire Relieves suppressed Menstruation, PaiEful J/e»struatiou,Leucorrhra-a or Whites, Ulceratiou of the Womb, and many other dis eases and conditions peculiar to Females. It is the best Uterine Alterative and Purifier known to tho Medical .Profession, and no fe male troubled with any irregularity or con dition peculiar to the sex, should dispair ol behm cured, until she has given it a Dir Irid. The EXCEESIOK COCGMS B-SEStSM— Cures Colds, Catr.rrhs, In flu,.,,gas, Coughs, Prevents Pneumonia and Croup. A single botile not unfrequentl, saves a la,nil i one hundred times i's cos, in dollars and cents, b»sid s much suffering, aud even the loss of life. Tli« I xeelsior SooUima Cor ■ jj, j —-Has no equal for the curt of B -wet AffectionSv-such as CHOLERA, Ulioler - ifor bus, Cholera-lufa'iturn, Diarrhea and Dysen ter,; relieves the'fwins and gripiugs, and ar rests the discharges. The Excelsior M*ain Hiller Stands at the head of that class ol Remedies, bring superior to Od of Lite, King ot l»iu, and a host of such remedies heralded before the public as cure-aiis. The Excelsior W'ermifuge— ls a dead shot for Worms—a good and sale Ca thartic for children, under all circumstances, when such au action is needed, whether they are or are not troubled with worms. All ol the above Family Hemeaies ' are offered to the public, not as cure-alls or i general Panaceas, but as useful Family Rome, dies such as every family can administer with safety, without the aid or advice of a Vh fbe'.lgue fill* and Febrifuge, never fail to cure when administered ac cording to direciiona. .... , The Female Kextoralite has made some of the most remarkable cores of any medicine of the kind ever offered to the pub lic. ft acts upon the tis-mea of the womb -h the Mine certainty that A/ercary acts ' ‘he Liver and other glands. It removes ten'll* and relieves organic and fune jJJSS'dk.W*, «<»»«««■ the orgi '' hciiKhj and natural. - lct ,j C , are simple, safe *ldr the 'overal diseases and and efficient for the MWrllly re excelsior drug store,l It uIC sou. Georgia, tVbe - e mav aiwavs be found a cj>mi aortment of Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Dye-Studs, School Books, Paper, Pen ß , Ju - Fancy articles. Fresh Seeds, Ac., &c., « Wholesale and Heuit, a* low as Aef<o*0 bo purchased at any house ru South-Weßt.ro Excelsior Remedies are for sale by Druse' 818 and Merchants generally. C. A. Cheatham. Dawson, Ga., March 11, 1809 6m | 7 GOOD lot ofTadie.’ Dress Shoes i A lor sale by I J W lIODHKTb £ tO- „ GKKtYT I Southern Preparations! r piIESE are the Family Jfodi- I cir.es of America. They are preserved ! and used by the medic and profession. They j are preferred by every mother and father.— They immvdiately merit public esteem and confidence of all who once test their virtues. They tra prepared by physicians who are fill* I ly authorized by the f ongress of the United i States, and are the result of a lowg bedwide experience* Being neither secrets nor pat* ents, the medical profession have no hesitstr ey iu giving them a lair trial and a hearty recommendation. diakim rivA. ip HOUSANDS of our lellow beings are an I utially consigned to untimely graves, anil the dying groans of old and young arc con stantly erving around for relief from Diarrhea, (Jtolera Aforius; An. Asa result of much scientific research and a long arid faithful bedside experience, we otter a Remedy for ali those Summer Complaints »bloh is pleas ant and never failing >n its effects. Nomotb snould fail to be without the KUO DIARRHEA REMEDY. Prepared with artistic beauty, with chemi cal puiity and exactness, selected and com bined according to extensive medical experi ence; BDiqne in finish and appearanue, mild, pleasant and cooling to the stomach and nev er-failing iu temedlil effects, the unerring finger of truth points to the RED DIARKF.A REMEDY as the boasted combination of the day for all forms of Diarrhea, Vomiting, Cholera, Cholera J/orbus, nausea, A Cramps. .Price *1 00, or six bottles for $5 00 Sent to all parts of the country on receipt of price. Sold by all druggists. J P DROMnoone & Cos. Prop’rs., Memphis, Tenn. ENGLISH FKMALK BITTERS WIlAr WILL THEY DO? They will restore fading female beauty, will paint the pale cheek, will burl hack the gathering storm that encircles your brow, will add brightness and lustre to your lifeless eye, will give brilliancy and activity to your dull iutellect, will strengthen and soothe your shattered nerves, add tone, health aud buoy ancy to your whole system. HOW WILL THEY DO ALL THIS? By arousing, regulating and restoring all sickly females to a healthy condition. Bv curing all those complaints peculiar to the female sex, such as painful, or suppressed Menstruation, Hysteria, Leueorrhmi, Caloro sis, Prolapsus Uteri, Ulceration and Irrata biiity of the Womb, Pains in the side and back, A/elancholv, Palpitation of tbe heart, Swimming aud Giddiness of the Head, Cold Feet and Hands, Nervousness, Sick Head ache, a feeling ol suffocation, indisposition to enter socie'y, and all those diseases aris ing from a deranged conditi ,nos the uterine isvstem, whether affecting old or young, mar ried or single. This compound is neither se cret nor patent, but is prep‘red and offered by the regular medical profession. We have hundreds similar to the following From an eminen t physician of Carroll co, Miss Mes rs. J P Dromooole & C >.: As your “English Female B ttors” is neith er a s cret nor a patent, I have frequently prescribed them lor the various female com plaints of our country, aDd always with the most satislacorv results. It is decidedly the most valuable combination I have ever known for the treatment ol ilnse complaints peculi ar to the female sex, old or young, and I do not hesitate to give it a hearty recommenda tion. I>s astonishing cures have won so" it tnanv laurels in Carroll County, and I hope its efficacy may soon be heralded all over the country that the medical profession and the female communitv may reap its advautaees. G W VASSER, M. D. The English Femile Bitters -s aeou-aolv and beautifully put up iu large bsttles, at per bottle, or three bottles for *ij—one bot tle lasting aDOUt two weeks. S ripped to ail parts of the country on receio' of price Sold By ail druggists. .1 V PROHGOOLE A CO Prop’re., A/emphis 7i.-ncc.-Bae. KiD.rer af-ru jßLiinDFit Alfec ions are exceedingly common and troublesome all over the country, aud the public have long felt the need otaremely that could he relied upon in all these ass c tions, and none arc better qualified to pre- | pare such a remedy than the physician him self We have practice I medicine about j twenty years, and can safely say that we j know of no combination to equal our Ext. Bearberry &. Rucbn. It is recommended to cure all derangements j ol the Kidney and Bladder, such as Gravel, . Urinary Deposits of all kinds, Bloody or i jl/ilky Urine, frequent desire to urinate, pain j in small of back, dull burning pain in region | of bladder, Golit, Droprv, nervous trembling, ; melaneho.y, evil forebodings, eff c r a ot hab- j its of dissipation or early abuse, loss of pow- j er and memory, aud all those affections re- , quiring a prompt and decided Diuretic, : whether old or young, a tnale or female. Price sl, or six bottles for *5. Shipped to all parts of the country ou receipt of price. Sold bv all druggists. J P DROYIGOOLA’ & CO., /’rop’rs., Memphis, Teun. * TIME CHILE PUZZLE. 8 r 1 a sills slli I Is sllib i 1 Is s1 Ii hc b ill s slli bcfohills sllibcf of cuills slltbcfngofohills sllihefogngofc hills sllibofogniogofchilla silihcfogniKingofcbills sllibcfo gii in g o ehi 11 s ; sllihcfogugofchills sllihcfogofobills sllihcfofchills sllihofch ills sll}hc h i 1 1 s 81lib i 1 I 8 811i 1 1 8 sills 8 1 8 8 The above will cure any case of chills, even of six months standing, without affect ing the head, ears or nerves. It arouses the stomach and liver, carries off the bile and ef fects permanent cures. In the swamps of Arkansas, where the chills arc so common and so difficult to cure, they readily yield when treated wiih our King of Chills. put up in large bottles at sl, or six bottles for $5. Sent to ail parts of the country on receipt of price. Sold bv all druggists. J. P. DF.OMGOOLE k CO., PROPRIETORS, juyß;Bm Memphis, Tcnn. For sale by Janes &, Loylcss, /iawsnn Ga. TO COJt S l .nPTJ FES. 1 T i, e Advertiser, havibeng en restored to health I in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after ' having suffered several years with a severe lung affection arid that dread disease, Conmunpelon— is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers th To*aH who desire It, he will send a copy ol the prescription used (free of charge,) with the direc. iion« for preparing and using the same, which ihev will (hid a sure curefo, Consumption, drib na y ihonehltls etc. The object off the advertiser I" ’ ndiug the Prescription is to bc»eht thenffliet ,U | and spread information which Ire conceives to 21’sSJ.lusWe- and he hopes every sufferer will try* his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and m ’?7rtic* wis'hhig'tlm proscription, will pleasesd -1 artics wisu q leT feiiWAKD A. W If.SON. ”” je3;ly Williamsburg, A’inga county, K. V [0 ()()() * Baon for s»’.e ’ J. W. ROBERTS & GO. Water Wheel. I AM HAYING MANUFACTURED AT THE I Pavvson Manufarturino Company's Works, MY Improved V\ alfi V\ bed of different ».,e . which I warrant le he tb<* lIES T VN 1> CIIEA PES T W HEEL liver usii] by the people of the Soulh. I!y using this whorl, 75 to 100 bushels of Corn can be ground and rily on streams so small that it would he impracticable, to pur up a noil using other Wheels. I have iu uiy employ competent MILL WRIGHTS who will, on sbrrf notice, put in my wheels. I refer to parties in SOUTH-WESTERN GEORGIA AND EASTERN ALA BAMA, »ho are u-ing my Wheels. For particulars address me at Dawson, Ga., oare of Dawson Mmufacturiug C auipauy. B. J. T'jrlOaVl-A.S. julyl s;tf K. 'j' H AKTKK. J. M. SIMMON'S. PLANTERS WAREHOUSE! DAWSON, G-X. u WITH tbe con ing v.o respectfully offer our congratulations to our friends, and tender them our services iu the Storing and Marketing their Crops of Cotton & Syrup., We shall have ample room to shelter all tbe COTTON and Close Storage for all SYRUP and other articles sent us. \Y lfi shall keep LAGGING, TIES, and Salt, to furnish the Planters, and the usual Advances made on Cotton Stored with us. Wc spare neither pains nor exp ose iu protecting and prorr.o'ing tbe interest of our patrons, and shall continue to use our utmost endeavors to make the .Planters Wareliouse Merit and receive the patronage of tbe Planting public We respectfully solicit your patronage. HABPEK «fc SIMMONS, (Successors lot! ealham, Harris w Cos.) 0 J. M. SIMMONS, one of the old, being s partner in the New Firm, and being familiar with all the points of the business, and Mr. R. T. Harper’s Drug experi ence as a Merchant, we cordially and cheerfully recomend tbo new firm of HARPER & SIMMONS to all our old patrons and planters g.uerally, guaiao teeing to them perfect satisfaction. Cheatham, Harris & Cos, StrHOFIELD’S Adjoina g Fsisscngcr l>cpot, iflacon, Ga. SCHOFIELD'S PATENT PRESS, PATE'D SEPTEMBER 3 '67 rTAUIS PRESS must commend itself to tiie Cotton Planters of Georgia for its Durability 1 Simplicity of f’.instruction, and the ease with which it can be operated by either Hand, Ilorso, Water, or Steam Power —the change from one to the other being effected iu a few Another great advantage which this Pr«ss pos-'O'a is, i r takes up so little room that It may he placed in and run in the Gin llj'i-e, thus saving much extra labor and loss of-time, the Cotton being placed iu it ss fist gs ginned. , Occupying but little space, and kept out ot the weather, this press is very durable, ana not liable to get out of order, both the f crew and Ibe Frame-being ol wrought iron. These presses are all put up complete and perfect before leaving my establisl mont thus pulling the purchaser to no extra trouble aud expense in procuring a man to put them in running order. T To flliow what fuvor and satisfaction these Tresses have been received the past season, J append the following certificates and names, among niaiyr others, ot geutlemen who have ÜBed lhem ' Houston Cos., Ga , June Ist, 1868. Mr. J. S. Schofield, Miron Ga : _ . Pkar Pir — ln- replv to vour note of the JOtbuH., I have this to say in regard to your I at tint Cotton Screw r “IT FILL'S THE BILL,” and is alt you claim for it. “ ” per,or to any Prers I bave seen. I am, very respectfully, E. 11. b/.bLU Houston Cos., Ga , Judo 2, 18G8. Mr. J. S. Schofield, Macon, Ga : Dkar Sir Your lavcr at hand. lam wall planted with your Cotton I’rr-M. for power and durability 1 don’t think it can be excelled. Very respet ly, J. vt. vt 1 JUtWlbl. Amkkilu*, Ga., Judo 14, 1868. Mr. J S Schofield, Macon, Ga : Dkaß Sir :—We are iu receipt «f vour letter slid iu rep’y, stv that the Screw is a pe'fect success, aud I have no and u>t will h tvo ready sal '- Wo cx i puck ».'««> lb-. i 0 an ordinary sued bsle with four b.«Ja. Very lespecift.Hv, J. V. f RU t k IyO.V S. JEt. WESTOU, Insurance Agent* DAWSON, GEORGIA, —— 11EPR ESENTS FIRST-CLASS LIFE & FIRE COMPANIES • ITttHINK of the responsibilities on you as the head of a family. Gan yont family and” ** well without jow aid eg with it ? If not, provide fottbe©. bv r>*v!«g YOUIt LIFE INSURED! Dawson, Gn julylSjtf DAWS OUST CARRIAGE FACTORY. AND MANUI'ACTFIiEII OF 1 fits. «L HABT, I*l*o.. OP EVERY DEBCniPTIOISr. Patents adjusted to suit tlic Latest and most Improved StyEe. HAVING been in the Carriage business for a number of years, wc flatter ourselves with the ussurance that we can give entire satisfaction. Repairing of ail kinds neatly exe cuted. Wood-work, Smithing-, Trimming and Painting, will be attended to with such precision as to make our repairing rival new vehicles in ap pearance. We intend keeping on hand a well selected stock of tbe most approved Manufacturers Patent Leather, Japanned Curtain Cloth, I Warranted Steel Springs, (Patent and halt Paten Plain Axles, Rope ol superior quality, Hubs, Spokes, Rent Rims, Shut's, Poles, <fcc., &0., n fiiet, everyth! cpnnflcteil wiih Carriage making. Anew supply of the above named ar tides lias just 1 , received, with many other things belonging to our establishn.ont. To secure a ral patronage, we intend keeping & corps" of experienced workmen in every branch, aud »n. naraniee that our work, bulb new aud repaired, shall not be inferior to auy, either Noth or South. Shop tn West side Maiu sb, opposite “Journal” Printing Office. R sr krimcks—Col. 0. 0. Ne'son, W. M. Thompson, Reuben Guice, Dawson, Georgia. Dawgou, Ga., June d.d, 18GD—tf 1869 1869 Spring tkabe Opened ! j. i. ilium a ci . .DAWSON, GA. o— — WE have purchased heavily Spring; mere so than ever before, «nd tfalnlc we can supply all tha(, give us a cxl), with G^OOcisf on as good terms as can oa haa in any retail Sioro iu Georgia. Olirs is a Vnriotv Store —We deal in Fancy Dry Goods; fiooli an<l Shite*, Sluts unit iioiritefs, SI Em( OJE t I.LtTH IZariiivart, HollCf H ’arc, ll'ootfrit- H ’are, S L\S S’ It St UOOfrs ffi.rf I In the selection df our Stock, we had in view panic ula-iy to sttpply the wants of thr Plan | tor, and will he pleased to haVe the citix-,--' B ul TetTcll, Calhoun, Webs'or, and ot t r counties j fradihg to thik p*»n> n»U and t-a"",, 0 „ r Stock. Mc-«rs. C. 0. BROWN and \Vii,M4SA • AAIOUfi, r.'jpctttwt*— a t |, clt [,ituds to call ou litcui at J. W, Kot-'CTiP 4 Coo. tub 18 Carriages & Buggies