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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1869)
AGiiUIJI/r liflfiAß.. GEORGIA ST lit FAIR. Secretary’s Circular. Offipe Ga. Stats Ao.h’c’l Society, ■) GO Mulberry street, M Ga , V September 18, 18G9 j Tho Secretary askoowledges the re ceipt of some two hundred and fifty cop- j ies of the Agrieulturand Department Reports, for 1867, from the Hon. S. F. j Gove ; also,a like number from the lion. Mr. Prince, Members of Congress from 1 Georgia; twenty-fire copies directly! from the Department of Agriculture j two hundred volumes lrom the Depart- - , ment of the Intcriur, upon tbo order of i llin H. V. M. Miller, ia favor of the Society ; copies of the transactions (J the Ohio State Agricultural Society, from 1862 to 1869, from Mr. Gove; twenty-five copit sol Mineral Resources West of llockcy Mountains, from Mr, S. F. Grove; twelve copies of the Re port of the Agricultural Society of Mas sachusetts, for ISGB, from Mr. Flint, Bcctetary ; the seii.s of Annul Reports of the Slate Agricultural Society of Io- ' wa, from Mr. Shaffer, Secretary ; five copies of the Cemgrcs-ionai Globe and Appendix, Second Session, Fortieth Congress, from Mr. Gove. This office is at all times open to re ceive on exhibition or for sale all sptc imens of seeds, implements and ma chines, which are immediately or indi rectly connected with progressive agri cultural or with the comfort and orna ment of cultivated homes. All produ cers, manufacturers and inveutors arc invited to forward them to this office— freight paid. Mr. Stephens, of Baldwin county, has deposited io this office for examina tion, specimens of pipes for drainage of all sizes, from 1 to 15 inches in diame ter, also specimens of fiie brick, l’ar ties may exuniue aDd leave orders. As it is iutended to connect with the office cot only a museum of all im dements, machines and new inventions, but also specimens of all the ores and minerals of the State, the members of Slate and County Agricultural Societies, aic re quested to bring with them to the Fair if not a specimen of every stone or miu cral iu tluir oouuty, at least, oue or two of the most interesting. Mining coma panies arc requested to furnish a good specimen of the ores in which they are operating and a specimen of tbo meta] smelted or extracted therefrom. A ten dollar premium will bo given to the County Agricultural Society or individual which will contribute the most interesting collection of stones or minerals aud fossils to be found is any oue couuty. A premium of ten dollars will bo giv en to any indiv.dnal or County Agri cultural Society which shall bring the greatest variety of wood from any ono county —the samples to be in sections, sawed vertically to the grain, showing the annular rings or anuular growth of each tree, and of from uuc to tour inch es in thickness, accoidiug to the diamc ter of the sample—each sample to have the bark on it; tho object beiug to as certain bow many kinds of woody growths there are iu the State and the varieties of each. At the suggestion of members and correspondents, the Lllowing premiums srs offered : For the fastest single harness horse—trotting. SIO,OO For the fastest pur harness hor ses—trotting, 10,00 (Open to the world ) For the best horse-oollar, for plough and wagon, SIO,OO For the fastest single harness horse—open to the world, 10,00 For the fastest pair harness nerr ses—open to the world, 20,00 All the above premiums to be subject to the approval of the Executive Com mittee. The notice given in the premium list here repeated, that all articles of merit, of whatever kind, will’ be carefully ex amined and reported upon, even if not mentioned or provided for in the regular published list. If an individual has an articU to ex* nibit which ho may suppose to be exclu ded beoause the published list confines the premium to Georgia raised or Geor gia manufacturers, still let him or them enter for a premium, lor under the reg ulations. if the most meritorious, the ap tide willreoeive a premium. In a few days will be published a bulletin containing in full, the regula tions and the order for the opening and management of the Fair. D. W. Lewis, See. Ga. State Agricultual Fair. Papers of the State will please pub lish and furnish this office with one copy. 1 urner, the negro parson and ex-post master, is ruaning a negro camp meet ing in Putnam, the J’ress says, to the in finite annoyance of the entire neighbor hood. ° from the Columbus Enquirer. | Vk’liul i- lint Cause of Ku-i. Editors Enquirer : In your weekly issue of the *J4th, you have an article on “Rust in Cotton,” in which you re fer to the viowa of planters in various sections of the Htuto, and conclude by soliciting the views of your "planting friend*. I respond to your request) more w ith the hope of calling out alder mid more experienced pens, than offer, ing anything of my own that would throw light upon the subjict. I con cur with others, that rust is more pre valent and destructive or. manured than on unmaDurod cotton. This is too plain to admit of controversy. I presume there are but few planters j who have not ocular demonstration of ! this fact upon their own premises. The - fact, then, is indisputable; but why is j it so, and bow is it so, and how is it to I be prevented 7 That one kind of ma nure lias a greater tendency to pro 1 duce rust than another, I have serious doubts. I have cotton upon w hich I j have used “Soluble Pacific,” and also ! “Dickson’s Compound,” and it is equal ly destructive on both. I have noticed cotton, upon a neighboring plantation, manured w ith cotton seed, which is as badly injured by rust as that upon ] which guano has been used; hence 1 conclude that it is not attributable to the kind of manure used, and that we ' must look to sorre other source for the cause. That the rust is produced by an in sect I have no doubt, but it is a great, mistake to suppose that it is the com- ' nun plant house, or aphis, as some im- j agine. The insert causing rust is the plant mite or red spider. You inay find an interesting article upon this! subject in tho Southern Cultivator lor j 1848, by Dr. N. T Sorsby, of Ala bama, and aj one time, I believe, a resident of your city. Admitting that this spider causes the rust (and I think there can be no controversy upon this point,) the ques tion arises, what are the conditions or j circumstances most favorable to its pro duction and propagation? You sug gest the idea- Mr. Editor, that “the Gucno makes a rapid, tender and sap j y growth of the cotton plant, and this condition of the plant is just what the aphis delights in. Now, sir, my ob- | servatioß and experience is directly the o| pi site of tliis; and that tho disease in question is caused by deficient nu trition, from whatever cause, whether from exhaustion of the nutritive prop- ] erties in the soil, or from the absence of l ain in sufficient quantities to place the nutritive elements in the soil, either naturally existing or artifk itilly applied in a state suitable to be taken up and appropriated to the nourishment and growth of ibe plant. So long as the plant maintains a rapid, healthy, and succulent grow th, you need be under no apprehension from rust; but as soon as its growth is checked by heal and dry weather, you may expect its appearance. Ibo lieve the observation of planters will bear mo out in the assertion that, so long as the rains continued and the cotton maintained a “rapid, tender and sappy growth,” no sign of rust ap peared ; and that it made its appear ance only after the hot and dry weath er of July and August set in. I am supported in this opinion by Dr. Sorsby, above quoted, who says ; “Frequent rains during summer, by forcing the growth of the plant on rich land, check their ravages tempo rarily.” The cause fcn9 been ascertained, but how about the cure. Ah, there’s the rub. I have but little faith in any ap plications to tho plant after the appear ance of the disease We must look to preventives rather than cures The most feasible preventive that suggests itself to my mind is thorough prepara tion of the soil before planting. Let the land be deeply plowed, eubsoiled, no matter whether tho land be clay or sandy; and where fertilizers are used) put them deep in tho ground, and then let the culture be light, 60 as not to disturb the roots of the plant. Os course :ve cannot supply the lack of moisture ; we must do all that reason and experience indicate, aod then leave it to the Giver of all good to send “the early and the latter rain.” Subscriber. Taylor county, Ga., Aug. 29. 1869. Incorrigible —ATSfcdjer ol a coun try school had a very pu pil, who was given somewhat to svftc.’' ing. Having uttered an oath in viola tion of the teacher s rules, be was or dered to take the tongs, and go to the corner of the room, there to watch a hole in the floor until he could catch a mouse, the teacher supposing it would be a great punishment. The urchin gazed steadfastly at the aperature, while the teacher, with his face turned from him, was engaged with the other scholars. At last he heard the old tongs go bang ! He turned his eye quickly upon the youth, who yelled, exultingly, as he displayed a mouse to hia view: “Master, I’ve got the darned little cun.” JYetc ts, WmjTtn A (rent H to (~11 S R BVIC E W IM | C li Ar'I.OAT in tho Sumter and Alabama by Hdiniral Kaphael Seinmcn. 30,00<*oj»- ien Mold dui‘inj| tie' first four month*. It 1* a moat (fraphie and llinllmy: dcaeription of the wlvm tiirvH of this commander and Ida contrafe*, writ ten by .S'entineH himnelf, and everybody taken it without Holicitatioii, no matter what their pollßc*. IVa will furnish the name* of over 125 who have Hindis unwin d* of s3uoper mouth net, with thl* book. .Sold only by nnbscription, and exelu *ive torritory tfiven to pood agent*. Addre** /’. I. bIhBLK .V CO., 208 Main St., I.ottUvillo, Ky. %liIiIIIIBWISIIHBWESBBSgBOBtiaHKI!K^r Est a:, wasirrsf- n. \ REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE as diploma at office will show, has been longer engtgod in the treatment ot Venereal, Sexual and Private D Manes, than any other phvaic'an in St. Loui*. Syphilis, Gonorrhea , Gleet , Stricture, Or bhitis Hernia, and rupture ; all Urinary Dis eases avd Srphililic or Mercurial Afflictions of the throat, Skin or Bones, aie tieaied with unparalleled micccs*. Spermatorrhea, Sexal debility and Impo tence as the result of self-abu e iu youth, sex ual excess in mature years, or o'ber causes, and which produce some of the following ef fects, as nocturnal emissions, blotches, debil ity, dizirtess, 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. j Dr. Whitaker publishes a MEDICAL PAM PHLET rekting to ▼cnernl diseases and the I disastrous and varied consequences of self** ; abuse, that will be sent to any address in a feitled envelop for two stamps. Many phy sicians introduce patients to the doctor after | reading his medical pamphlet. Communiea* 1 tion confidential. A friendly talk will cost you nothing. Office central, yet retired— No. tfl7 St. Charles st., St. Louis, Mo. Hours, y i m to 7 p. m. Sundays 12 to 2 p m. QWPET S Sweet Quinine is warranted D W EjEjx j C q llfl i—dose for dose to the oiiiit 11 r I Rul l )h,lte ( bittcr ) Quinine with fill IMI Mr i Hie important advantage ot yUlivlliL v* being sweet instead of bitter. # • is Opium /^trifled Mionni'o I °f Its sickening and poisonous O V (11) 11 Id I properties, it i* the most per* I J feet Anodyne aud Soothing Opiate ret discovered. Sold by .Druggists, pres cribed by the best Physicians. Mane only by StcaHls, Farr Ss Cos.; Mfg. Chemists, N. Y. M AttSIFICEAT E N T E U E* IS E S E AUTHORIZED BY HP E CIA L ACT OF THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE. 7he Best Scheme Ever Offered to the Public Pally Authorized by Law ! ! ! SEVKA splendid Ohio River Bottom Farms, o ver Eight //uudred Actc& of which are clear ed and tinner cultivtion, and liafebeen rented the present year for sl2 i or acre, money rent. flood bonds for the rent have been taken, and will he assigned to those drawing stud Farms; which will be $1,200 in cash to each 100 acres. ALSO 504 City L ts in Henderson Cos., Ky., making 511 Prizes in ail, Val ued at $Bl-1,000. Capital Prize *140,000 01 Smallest “ 80 00 TICKETS, $5.00 EACH. For /’amphlets giving description of property, containing Ac t of Legislature, and certificates of leading gentlemen of this and other States, apply to either of the following agents: L H Lyne, C’ash’r /'armors Bank, Henderson, Ky.; K B Al exander, Commercial Bank, Louisville, Ivy.; John C Latham, President Bank, Hopkinsville, Ky.: .T L Dallam. Commercial Bank, Paducah, Ky.: B G Y'homas, Cashier, Lexington ky.; W B Tyler, C'ash’r’s Deposit lik., Owensboro, ky. HOW TO GET TICKETS Remit by drafts, Post office order, registered letter, or, in sums of fifty dollars and upwards, by express, to either of the above agents. Hooker Female College. LEXINGTON, KY The first session of this College will begin on Monday, September 2 »th, ISfiO. simple accommo dations, with a large and able Faculty, for over three hundred scholars. Terms moderate. For particulars apply to Robert J/i!ligan, ) Jas. M. Hoc Nor, Propr. Moses E. Hud > or Jiio \V MeGarvy, \ R Graham A M PresidY J S Wilkes, Hoard of Advice | AND— MEDICINES. DR. J. R. JANES W. A. LCYLESS. iiiis k muss HAVING formed a copartnership in the Drug business, have on hand, and are constantly receiving, one of the largest and best assortments of Drugs and Pore Medicines Ev. r before offered in this Market, which will he sold at .JSacon I’rlren, freight added, for the C\4SII. They buy largely for cash, therefore can offer superior iuduco mi nts to cash customers. Their stock consists of Drugs, Chemicals, It 'll i/e Caul ground in Oil, Faint*, either dry or in Oil, Varnishes of all kinds, DYE-STUFFS, ESSENTIAL OILS of the Purest Quality, Kerosene, Linseed Tanner’s, Machine, Sweet & Castor Oil, in abundance; ALSO, Soda, Start’ll, Pepppr, Spice, Ginger, Sulphur, Sails, Ac. A full and complete assortment of Patcnl ifScdicincs, Flavoring Extracts, Perfumery of all Kinds, Pomades, J’owders Shaving, Tooth and Hair Brushes. In fact, everything u?uallv kept in a first class OH VO S'tftltV. They keep, also, for J/edical purposes, pure articles of WINES * BRANDIES Superior inducements are offered to Far mers and Physicians. Prescriptions carefully compounded and filled by a Druggist and Physician of experience. Don’t fo.get the place-next door to IVm. tV©olon’s, Perryman’s old stand, Main street. Dawson, Ga., March 4,1869.—1 y esaHlave you asked your »arbor to Subscribe for (he W “JOURNAL I” THEOREAT CHILL MO FEVER EXPELLEE. IT LS IN FACT A MOST WONDERFUL PEV E R OIT R E ON ACCOUNT OF THIS SAST.I AT R E .12E §> 1 MAKING A v . , . , v. x y Lasting & l\rniancnJ^msJ NO CASE, -T- However mate' 1 Can resist its lleultli-giviiit; Properties; PYRAFUGE; Creates an Appetite, Brings Color to Cheeks of the Emaciated and Strength to the Feeble. Every Route Sold is Accompa nied by ;i Guarantee of its EFFICACY. The Proprietor of the PYRAFUGK chal lenges evary case, no matter of how lone startling, to try this GREAT CHILL AND ! FEVER CUKE, nod theu deny its wonderful amative properties. ASK FOR LTPPMA NT’S PYRAF UCxE, AND GET RID OF THAT Miserable 'Disease, CHILL AND FEVER For pale, at Wholesale, by the Sole Manu facurer for the Untied .States, by 3AC OE> MPPJIAW, PROPRIETOR OF Lippmati's Wholesale Drag Eltsosc Savannah, Ga. K'aYTOX’B OIL OF LIFE CURES ALU Pain sand A c li e s, AND IS THE Great R euina ti c Remedy. KAYTON’S PILLS Cuffs Sick Heidaebe and ail Bilious Disorders. May ‘2O ly. AV A i\E 1 LS’ NEW SCALE PIANOS, With Iron Frame, Orerfrtruny, Bass, and Agraffe Bridge. Melodeons and Cabinet Organs, Ttie best Ufaimifnclnrc«l; War ranted for six Years. } TUFTY New and .Second-hand Pianoa, My. . lodeors and Orp-ans of first-class makers, at tote prices for cash, or one third cash and the balance iu Mouthly Imea!men*s. Second hand Instruments at great bargains. Illustra ted Catalogue mailed. Wareronms, 481 Broadway, N. Y. HORACE WATERS. TES’I I IIOYIAYS. The Waters’ Fianos are known as among the very best. — N. Y. Evangelist. We ann apeak of the merits of the Waters’ Pianos from pergonal knowledge as being of the very best quality.— Christian Intel. The Waters’ Pianos are budt of the best and most thoroughly seasoned material.— Advocate efr Journal. Our friends will find at Mr. Waters’ store the very best assortment of Pianos, Melo deons and Organs to iie found in the United St a' rs. Graham's Maqazitie. MI 81CAX. DOlXfiS.—Since Mr. Waters gave up publishing sheet music, he lias devoted his whole capital and attention to the manufacture and sale of Pianos and Melodeons- lie has 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, if not confused, with the flaming ad vertisements ol rival piano houses, probably over look the modest manufacturer like Mr. Waters; but we happen ,to know that his instruments earned him a good reputation long before Expo sitions snd “hohors” connected therewith were ever thought of; indeed, wehaveone 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 oecn delighted with it as a sweet toned aud powerful instrument, and there is no doubt ofits durability ; more than this, some of the best ama teur players in the city, as well as several celebra ted pianists, have performed on the same piano, and all pronounce it a superior and first-class ih ttrument. Stronger endorsement we could not give. —Home Journal. A specimen ot the above Pianos can be seen at my residence. VV. M. Peeples, jan2l;lyw Agent. Dll. F. WTLROFT’S Anti-Periodic, or Fever and Ague Tonic, If'in invariably cure nil Miasmatic fevers, viz : Chill? and Fever, or Fever and Ague Dumb Chill?, Congestive Chills, or Pernicious Fever, Dilious re mittent Fever. nprins is a remedy which lias been used by the , author in the above named diseases for ttie last ton years, with the happiest results. Even in those obstinate cases, in which Quinine, Arse -1 ruMiate of Iron had been used in vain this remedy effected a cure in two or three days! without a reVagse ever occurring. The advantages that the Anti I'eriodlr posses es above all remea%« of this class, consist in the fact: r irst—That it invariably breaks up the fe ver, together with the liability to return on the /th, 14th, and 21st days. Second—That It does not occasion any of the head symptoms, like those produced by Quinine. And Third -That it can be administered to children of the most tender ago, with impunity. L. W. Hunt & Cos., whole sale agents, Macon, Ga. For sale iu />awson by Jaucs ALoyiess. mchlß;tf NOTICE. A persons are hereby cautioned not ‘o TV trade for two promissory notes for S4OO each. One due Ist January i 870 ; the other due Ist January 1871— both made payable to J. D. J/cKelier, or bearer. The consideration of said notes huviug entirely failed, I will not pay them, unless required by law to do so s<p?;3t W. A. IIAKKELSON. yunv Tho Purest, Best and Choapost SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. COLEUHM S PATENT J<i€KEl axk w xSxfc-'Wtiir m .. Is; bcNar''Nthan%rtf-rcguVr > shaped ’tlmw reasons: First—lt cuts and. ep r. .S' cond XRk in the wo Ti i^; — F ou; tfi .mo is wast kedin taking the* Axe oufoPTlm cut. Fifth— >With the -aroe labor you will do one-third more _wo>k than wRb legnlar IL and paint nas no'hing tb- do with the good quali- for all our Axes are painted I! your hardware store does not keep .nur goods we will gladly.answer inquiries or -ItH ybur orders direct, or give you the name of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axes. LIPI'f&COTT A B *. 14IIWELI. Piitsburgh, Pa. Sole owners of Colburn’s k, Red Jacket pat’s. Eslcy Coltilgv is the . best and cheapest. Contains the. latest improvements Vox Humana and Vox Jabi lante. J. ESTF.Y & CO., Solo llanufactors, Brattleboro, Vt. $9 A DAY for all, AddroßH A..L Fullam, N. Y. 1?lll|>(0VlftlC k lll that pays. For part e* pillars address S M SPENCER & CO., Brat tleboro, Vt. ASK your I>o**tor or wool Quinine—lt equals (Rit e*) Quinine. J/'nif’d by Stearns, Farr & Cos, Chen.i*t, Now Yo k • \\7 ORDS of Wisdom for Young Men on ▼ T the Ruling F ; -ion in Youth & Early Manhood, with Self-help for the erring and unforturate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address Howard tion, Box P, Phila., Pa. THIKTV YEARS' Expcriciicv i iss llio Tl'oaßiiesit of ( liroisic SQIR • ?»»<*Xlß:sß —a Physiolog ical View of Marriage.— Tito cheapest book ever published, containing over 300 pages, and !."*!> fine plates and engravings of the Anatomy of tMe hu man organs iii a state of health and disease, with atreatiseon early errors, itsdeplorahlfeoiipequen cos upon the mind and body, with the author’s plan of treatment —the only rational and success ful inode of cure, as shown by a report of eases treated. A truthful adviser to the married aud those contemplating marriage who entertain doubt of their physical condition. Sent free of postage to any address on receipt of 25 cts., in stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dw I \ C7ZO/X, N0.31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. Twq uutlior maybe consulted upon auy’ofthe diseases upon which lii* books treat, either personally or by mail, and medicines sent to all parts of the world. Oreai Distribution By the Metropolitan Gift Cos, ( asSi Gifts to the Am’at of $590,000. F.vrru Tirkrt Sir;:sc* ,f Fdzc. ;> eiicl! giftH, CHch sgil,u 0 j 40cash giftc, c.h li ,; (i go “ “ 5,000 I :IJO “ “ 100 So Eleg’i Rosew’d funos, e.-icli to fj i" 75 “ “ Melodeous “ 75 to 100 850 Sewing Macl.ines 60 to 175 600 Gobi IFat.hes 75 to 80^ Cashprizee, silverware, v:i!’J at S«1 jr ui.iiou A cl) a lice *.o draw any of the ah. vr i’r ze for 26c. Tickets de crib'ng Prize -am seal <( in Envelopes and well mixed, dti receipt ol 25c. a sealed ticket is drawn without choice and sent bv mail to any addiess Too priz. named upon it will be delivered to the ticket holder on payment ol sl . I’r zrs are imme diately set t to any any address by express ot return ma 1. You will know what your I’rz -is 1 f,ii' you pay for it. Any prize exchnti ed f ran otb r of same value. No blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair dealing. Rkfkbikceb t-We select the following from many v,-ho hays lately drawn valuable prizes and kindly permitted us to publish them: Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $10,006; Mbs Clara S. Walker. Baltimore, Piano, $800; James M. Matthews, D.-troit, §5,001!; John T Andrews. Savannah, So,000; Miss Agnes Sun 1 - mons, Charleston, Pian.o, S6OO. We publish no names without p. rmission. Opinions op thk Press—“ The firm is reli able, and deserve their success.”— Weekly Tribune, May 8. “We know them to be a fair dealing firm W. Y. Herald, May 28. “A friend of ours drew a SSOO nrize, which was promptly received. —Daily News, June 3. Send for circular. Liberal inducements to Agents. Satisfaction guaranted. Every pack age of sealed envelopes contains one cash gift. Six tickets for $1; 13 for $2; 35 for 5; 110 for sls. All letters should be addressed to HARPER, WILSON & f O 173 Broadway, New York. CALL AT Clieatliam's Drug Store Aims purchase oue or more Dollies of Excelsior Elixir M and Iron, The best Tonic and .llterative Known to the Medical Profession ! r pilE great preventive of Chills and Fever?, X Millions Fevers and all malarious Diseas es. Superior to all others as a Diver Medi cine. The most reliable-prevention of res k “fp hcU recoT ' crin K fr om Milieus and Ty phoid Fevers, and other acute and severe at tacks. It improves the appetite, imparts tone and vigor to tho slomach, enriches and punhes the blood, and keeps the Liver active and healthy. It is no patent, secret humbug. Dvery labei carries on its face the names of the different articlei of which it is composed. I hvsieians everywhere prescribe and use it. It has no injurious effects either upon the teeth or coats of the stomach, no matter how long its uso may be continued. I could, if necessary, produce the certifi cates of at least fifty of the most respectable m ilie s in Terrell county of its beneficial ef fects, besides numbeia of others in different parts of the State. C. A. CUE ATM AM. Daw3, Ga., July Ist, 1669-3 m Wei ptatyi Internal fteVejibe. Assis’t Ass’rs office, loth Divs’n, 2d dist. 1 Morgan, Ga., July 22, 1869. ( T VV ILL be at Dawson on the first Tuesday X and J/oDday evening before, of each month, and at Mrown’s Station on Wednes day after the first Tuesday in each month un .! lurther orders for the purpose of assessing taxes due the United States J. 11. GRIFNIN, Ass't Xssesor 10th Division, 2d District of Ga. 11 T HARDER- j - 51 sI MJIuN3 PLANTERS WAREHOUSE! DAWSON, Gr.A. L WITH the coming season ve rospecffully offer our congratulations to our friends, aud tender them our serviocs iu tho Storing and Marketing thc|HCrops of Cotton & Syrup We shall have ample room to shelter alltho • C Storage for ySYRUP and‘other articles sent us. \ v 0 to furni?K tbo Planters, and tha qy,l. We .«pare ugithi r ptrffis nor expense in pro'ecting and pronibt4ng the interest of our natrons', aod shall cetitinjje to use nur utmost endeavors to make tho Planters Warehouse BDIJ roce : ve tFc patronage of the Planting public. We respectfully solicit your patronage. HARPEK & SIMMONS, (Siu'cessor* lo L'bcalhum, liarri* dt Cos.) J.M. SIMMONS, one of the old, being a pa r tner in the New Firm, and being familiar with all the points of the business, and Mr. It. T. Harper's longexpcri enee as a Merchant, we cordially and cheerfully recomend tho new firm of HARPER & SIMMONS to all our old patrons and planters generally, guaran teeing to them perfect satisfaction. Cheatham, Harris & Cos, Julyls:tf ID Jh. ‘W S O TsT AND MANUFACTURER OF Titos. * LV J{ TANARUS, Ww® n OF EVER Y~ IDKSC 1 U PTJ ON. Pato us adjusted So suit aljc Fates! and mod fuipt'oved Style. 1I A ; ! n«„rIc D 0 l ?h ll .° f! " rri * K * bu9 ' ncss ,or ."."umber of years, W c flatter ourselves with outed. 08 W ® Ci " glVe enl,re “iwfwtion. Repairing of all kinds neatly e.e- Wood-work, Smithing, Trimming and Painting ° o o* 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 ol the most approved Manufacturers Patent Leather, Japanned Curtain Cloth, Warranted Steel Spriuga, (Patent and half Patent* Plain Axles, Dolts (and superior qualify, Hubs, Spekes, . Dent Rims, Sliaf.s Poles, »&c., &><?., !!' /\ ct ’ "Mything connected witn Carriage making. Anew supply of tho above named at To ™ 9 ! fiber ' WUh ,nrtny J other u,il1 " 8 belonging to our establishment. firJtmh and Patronage,we intend keeping a corpse of experienced workmen in ever J b a rich, and w 1 guarantee that our work, both new and repaired, shall not be inferior to any, either Noith or South. Shop on West side Main at., opposite “Journal” Printing Office. Thomrson ' Reuben Guite ’ DawsoD - Georßia - ' THE TOMLINSON OEM ARE ST CO Manufacturers of FINE CARRIAGES, 620 Broadway, New York. Arc manufacturing extensively ev cry style cf Carriago, Buggy, and Wagon suitable for tho South, from the Guest Landau and Phaeton down to tLo Velocipede. Mr. W. Woodruff, c f Griffin, Ga., well known throughout -the South as the originator of the celebrated Doggy called “The Woodruff Conoord,” isdd Iho Wooruff Plantation Wagon, and associated with u? in N. Y., where we will always keep :l goo d stock of these buggies and Wagons on hand, which arc said to be superior to almost any Qiadc iu America. If you want any kind of a Vehicle, good warranted Work, send your or ' ers directly to this House, or through any of our Agent?, and they will have prompt attention Illustrated circular? j will be sent to any person who will I write for them. May 6ly J j INAUGURA TED AT tASTI New Harness Manufactory i.r #>xi irsar, ga. r subscriber would respectfully o*® 1 the attention of the public generally, to the fact, that he will make and keep on hand, all kinds of Mi A !I*YM2SS, and will them as cheap as they can be had in an J market. My work is all made of tbo best material, and made by hand and not machine* Old Harness and Saddles repaired on short notice. J. R. AUDREWS. Dawson, Ga., 3/arch 11, 1869—1 y FOR RENT. S“ftho JANES PLANTATION, ofl Oolawahie. Apply to J. L Jan® 3 on the placo, or at this office. Sept. 16—3 t. Carriages & Haggles
