The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, November 25, 1869, Image 4

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Dawson weekly journal., November 25, 1869, Image 4

About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1869)

Page of 4

Prev Issue Next Issue

Text PDF JP2 (4.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Page of 4

Prev Issue Next Issue

Return to Top

Newspaper Page TextK.KM I Ll l n Vl, God Uloim Hie Farm. God bleu* the farm, the; do ro'd farm ! God bless its ev ry rod— Where willing heart und sturdy arm, Can earn an honest livelihood ! Gao from the coarse and fertile s- il Wia back a recompense iur toil. God bless each meadow, field and n?ok Begemmed with fairest flowers 1 And every leaf that’s gently shook By evening brews or morning showers; God bless them all ! each leaf’s a gem, In Nature’s gorgeous diadem. The orchards that in early spring Blush rich with fragrant flowers, Aod with each autumn surely bring Their weal h of fiuits iu goldeu sh wets, Likepomvgranit.es on Aaron’s md, A miracle fiorn Natuie's God. And may he bless the fartn< r’s heme, Wlie. e peace aud pleat y feign ; No happier spot ’ue.tb iieuv. n’s high domo Doth this broad, beau’ious earth contain, Than where, secure from care and strife, The farmer leads bis peaceful life A Thorough Preparation of the Soil. Below we publish one of a series of letters, writtvn for the Washingl' n Ga zettc, by a “Farmer,” giving practical views of a thorough preparation of ibe soil before planting. We believe his experience and observation to be that of every one who will adopt a like method. Head what he says of Lis own experience, and that ot others, and do likewise: ‘•ln a recent communication, I inti mated that you might exptot to hear something soon on the subj ct of thor ough preparation of the soil as impor tant to an increase in the crops and profits of agriculture, and to guard against failures in dry seasons. Iu this age of enlightenment, aud when there is so much more science, tbau in the days of our forefathers, brought to bear upon farming in its various branches, it would be iosulting to a'tcm, tto show the advantage of, or use argument to convince that thorough preparation of the soil is productive of ibe best re sults in farming Many, in various ways, have tried this so successfully, the pant dry, and especially hot sras' n, they will do all ibey cau, to profit by She lesson learned. Last. July I saw a pi<-ce of hill cot ton, and expressed tte opinion, tnat it had too much dis ance in make a heavy ! crop. (There is u mu bum as to the i distance in crops, nod beyond ilia' there is great loss of gi u o.) A i. w day. since, tbe Owner told me he would g t 2 500 pounds ot O’ ! .on to the a r, and would have made 1000 more, if the staud bad been go and, a> and tbe distance 4x3 instead o: 5 x 3 I ask and him feowit Comptrei witb tie drill cotton adjoining. Much Setter, did not suff. r from drought aud heat, like ibat in drill. Was the preparation, manuring and cultivation the same ? Yes, only the hill cotton bad two iunows in one in laying oft the rows. To my miud, that is tbe main secret of tbe d.ff rence, both in standing drought and iD tbe yield, though the drill ‘may have beeD rather think and suffered thereby. A small experiment of my owd in tbe same way, convinces me ot ibe fact, in a piece of cotton fertilized last year, rows ruu in middh 8 this year a few were left unlertil zrd, wlil bo h sides w. re lertilized heavily, with Dickson, the other with Rawbone. All prepared, plautcd and worked alike, only the few rows nut lertil z and, bad an extra fur row ruu in the opening one. Ail tad au extra lurrow in the beddiog tuirow. Tbe rows thus left are not actually so good as tb' se on either side, tut com paratively —expense cous dered—lully so. Ala- mer toll me u few day since, that b< bud never g-th-nd It. r oorn from his low grouues though somettmis ho bad made more bu-hels. He attribu es tbe ix ra q tali y to a plowing he gave the ground last 8 p t mber and O tol er, turning in we« ds from two to tifeet high, t.g>ih r with a little extra prepualum at plain ing time. None are so b.indcd as .o deny tbe advantages arising from a thorough prepared n os the soil, for udv crop; but many say we havu’t tiuie to prepate any better aud get our crop pluoted in time,' There is aD old, but none the less true adage, that “what ever is worth doing at all, is worth do ing well.” The way to make time ia tbe end, is to take lime in tne begin ning, aud by doiogst, you aid find tba you have gained instead of lost ime. Planters of experience aud succe a wil tell you, that a crop well planted, in well prepared groui-d. is fretn a naif to two-tbirds made when the planting is well done. A successful corn rat- er when arked, when he planted corn, ie plied, when I am ready, and never oe l'ore. He was governed more by tbe condition of bis land than tbe season ; though be planted tar.y, for be always began Lis pr puratiou in time to te ready early. But tn-ugh all adm.t tbe importance of a w. I. y,, p*red sup, there is a great and tfcieuce ns to whu is good pr> pamtion. One trunk.ug he ias w,il wbeu anuh>. would say he had ouly begsu. Bic* Waetles.—Po l twe gills ol rice s if, mix with ttreo gills of flour. » little s.lt, two ounces ot united but ter, two egg* bea-en well, as muoi. n>i k as wil mike it a thick butte: beat it till very tight, uJ bake in w,- de-irons. 5 M M 3 s S T TO THE WORKING 01,ASS. -We are no« prepared to luin>*h all classes wi'h constant employment at home, the whole of the linn or fur the spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persona of either sex easily earn (torn 60c. to $5 per evening, ami a pioporiional sum b_v devoting tbeir whole dine to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see ihis notice may send their addre-s, and teal the business, we make this unparalleled ollei : To such as are not well salbfied, we will semi $1 to pay for the trouble ol witinsr. Full particulars, a valuable sample, which will do to commence work on, and a copy of The People'* Literary Companion —one of the largest and beat tainily newspapers published —all sent tree bv mail. Reader if you want permanent, profitable work, addrera E C Allen & Cos., Augusta, Maine. Fit EE TO tiOOK. .IGE.VTS W e will send « handsome p osp-e --tns of our NEW ILLUSTRATED FAJ/IY BIBLE to any book aeent fro* of charge Addrehs National Puiilishino Cos., Phila delphia, Penn., Atlanta, Ga., or St. Louis, Mo VOENTS WANTED—For How to Make the Farm Pay. A sure, sa'e arid prac tical Guide to every Farmer, Stock Raiser G irdeuer and Fruit. Cuburisl. By this book yearly profits may be doubled, land increas ed in value, poor men made rieh, and honest labor rewarded. Engli.h and German. Ev erybody bun it. But) sold in a lew town ships. Hundreds in a single township. A genie can find no better wink curing ibe fall tn * w ntej Farmer* and their *on* ean each make $ ICi) per month. Send for cir culir. A ldr.se ZkiuLkk. A/oCitriit A <’o, Philadelphia, Omciiina'ti, O , or Si Louis, Mo Ageul»!-Our Slew PICTItItI.IL Enmity /SIIII.E The float Contains mote than ),000 Popillllta large and authentic Illustra itutl tiori“ ; 50,000 Reference-, Di profllilbiercctious for the profitable Os llil reading of the Scriptures, ■took*. Chronological k Genealogical Tables, Table- of Measures, Weights, Coins, etc , a beautsful Family R cord and Family Album, etc. It is pronounced by competent judges io be snp-rior to all other edifices of the II dy Bible, for the use of families, minis ters, rtud’-niR and jthi-rs. Our agents un baring an imp ecedentrd harv-st. For Cir culars and fu I particulars, adddress J. E. POTTEP. k CO., 614 4 ..17 Sansotn St., Phil TITO .flO.mfS FREE ! FREE ! ! The Moil Popular Magazine io America. flOTlllflG SfXTIOITAL! noilino hCC-TARIAIV! THE LITTLE (ORPORAL. Entirely Original and First-Class. All new subscribers sot the Little Corporal for the new year, whose names and monev aru sent in before the last ol November, will receive ihe November and Dececeniber Nos. of 1860 free. The Little Corporal ha* a larger circulation than any, other juvenile :magazine in the world , and is better worth the price than any other magazine published. If -cause of its immense circulation, we are enabled to furn'sh it at the low price of One Dollar a Year : S ngle number 12c ;or free to anv one who will try to raise a club. lie»iuirul premiums for clubs. Subscribe now Back numbers can always be sent. Address ALFRED L. Si?WELL k CO., Publishers, Chicago, 111. Ilolirltiy Journal for 5*470. (NONT A INI Ntf a F.nry Storv lor Christ- J mas, Plays, Pozzies ami Wonders. 16 large p-grs, il'.iißliated. Sent free en receipt of 2 edit s'amp for postage ADAMS k Cos, 25 B tioinfi- Id St , Beston. M iss. OT NEW YORK! »E| ~r. The Under world of ihe Great Uhl City. Trie aim of every class of so Bta cifiy 'X [O'Sed, A void the Railroad to ruin. Signals of thd danger are up. More money in it. for five agents than anv other hook. Takes three presses all the time to print fist enough. Oone agent took 178 ouleiß in ten duvs. 740 pages, 45 illustrations, Arice $3 50. AGENTS WANTA'D. Address N. Y. BOOK Cos., 145 iVa.suu St., N. Y. kW H UNTKR'S GUI DAL”—The real “orig Xl inal.” '22,«t00 sold. Tells how to hunt, trup and catch ALL animals from minx to bear. $lO tanning secrets. 64 pa ges well bound. Every hoy needs it. Ii will pav. Money refunded if not satisfied.— Uxrly 25c. Address HUNTER A CC., Pub., Hinsdale N. H. SOMETHING in the Star fmh Everybodo. Sar in the West, 1870. An 8-page Uni versalis! fiim'iv Weekly, eivine current sec ular n?we. Edited bv Rev. Dr. Williamsou & J. S. Cantwell. *2.50 n-r year in advance. Premium to new subscribers. Send tor spec imen. Address WILLIAJ/TON A CANT WA’LL, Cin., O. "common sense !TT” W ANTED—AGENTS. $250 per month to sell the only GENUINE IWpROTFJ) COM MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING J/ACIIINE Price «ti *lB. Great imlucementp to ageuts. 7’liis is the most popular Sewing Machine ol the day—makes the famous “Elastic Lo-k Siitcli”—»dl do any kind of woik that can he done or any machine—loo,lßßl sold and ihe demand constantly increasing. Now is he lime to t„ke an agency. Send for circa* I rs. r-£-Reva*re t ,f inf.ingers. Addre-s SECOJ/B A CO., Ros'on, Mms , Pittsburgh, Ps„ or St L >uis. Mo. LLOlar kpttng cd BtiHn«r.”-I O still *ave», be fer than evee. Rich, rare, spicy. Ledgci 'izm 4t» co|umns. Wit humor, fun, humbugs exposed Elegant $3 steel plale,“Eviingeiine,” gra'is to every sub scribir. Only 75 cts. for a whole vear—stee nlaie tree. iSpeeirrena 6 cts. Address BAN NER, Hinsdale, N. O. THE CELEBRATED sT£l»Vii(2' UOUA STOI'E. THE BEST Tn TH WO RLE. OVER 1 O <M> O O IN USE. Will do more work wi'h the same amount of fuel than any other Stove ever made. Fuller. Wwireu A i'o., Exclusive Manufacturers, TROY, N. Y. Ad*Descriptive pamphlets sent tree Knit-KN IT-KNIT Agent* wanted everywhere to sell the A merican Knitting Machine, the only practi cal Fsmiiy Knitting Machine ever invented. Price $25. Will knit 200,000 per minute.— Address American Knitting Machine Cos., 80-ton, .l/.,5a., or St. Louis, J Io. The Purest, Best and Cheapest SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. I "'HE MAGIC COMB Will Change any co oied hair to a permanent Black or Brawn due Comb sent hy mail for sl. For sale bt Merchants and D-uggists generally. Addreat .Fagic Comb Cos., Springfield, J/ass. 1 t 10 Row 1 mild '’ ,n six mon,,]a %s 1. -L Tv Secret and sample mailed f,ee. A. J. Fullam, N. Y. THE MASON & HAitiUN OP.GAM CO. WINNKRS OF THE PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL, WUO ItAVK UNIFORMLY RKKN .Itrareleel lliyhrst Honorn. At Industrial Exhibitions in this country, so that their work is the acknowledged s'au dard of excellence in its department, respect fully announce that, with extended and per. fected facili'ies, and by the exclusive use of recent improvements, they are now produce ing yet more perfect O g-na than ever be fore, in great variety aa to style and price, adapted to all public and private uses, for! Drawing Rooms, Libraries, Mu-ie Rooms, Oonaerl Halls, Lodges, Churches, f-bools, Ac., in plain and elegant cases, all of which thev are enab'ed bv their unrqnaled facili'ies for manufacture to sell at prices of interior work. The reernt improvements in these Organs hare so increased their usefulness and popu larity that they are nnqu ationahly the most desirable instruments obtainable for family use, as well as Churches, Schools, Ac , while the prices at which they cau be afforded (SSO to SIOOO each) adapt them to the means a"d r, quirements of all classes. Thev are equally adapted to a- cular and sacred mu-ie, are ele gant as furniture, occupy little space, are not liable to get. out of order, (not requiring tun ingooce, where a pianoforte is tuned twenty times,) are very durable, and more easy to learn to pay upon than the pianoforte. The M. A II Organ Cos. are now selling Four Octave Organs for SSO each ; Five Or. tave Organs F v» Stops, with two gets of Vi brators for $125 and other styles at propor tionate rales. For te-timr oy to the superiority of their Organs, the Mason A Hamlin Organ Cos re spectfully refer to the musical prof-s-ion gen erally- a m jori'y of the moat prominent mu. sicitns it the country, with many of eminence i-, Europe, having given public testimony that the Maaon A Hamlin Organs excel all others. A circular containing this tesiimonv in full will be sent free to any one desiring it, also a descriptive circular, containing full particu lars respecting Lhese instruments, with correct drawings of the different styles and lowest prices, which are fixed and invariable Ad dress The Mason A Hamlin Organ Cos. 6»6 Broadway, NY ; 154 Trement St Boston Wabout .Spectacles, Doctor cr Medicine.— Sent post-paid, on receipt of 10 cts. Address Dr. E. B. Foote, (author of‘M/edical Coin mon Sebse) No. !20 Lexington avenue, cor. East 28th St., N. Y. A "'AY with uncomfortable Trusses. Ccm I\. fort and cure for the Ruptured. Sent post-paid on ree-ip: of 10 cents. Address Dr. E. B. Foote, No. 120 Lexingson avenue, New York. 017'", r- C‘)(V)P 01 ' Afodth paid to agents, sain- Olid Z O— Wry or commission, to sell our Patent W line Wl-e Clothes Lines. Address Hudson River Wire Worka, 75 VVm. St., N. Y , Ch-cago, Richmond or Memphis. 4II>«. Good lillltcr—i/atle from 1 gal. ol tnilk, without drugs. Send 25c. Slid stamp and get recipe with panicrilars.— Very valuable. Address N. M. LintuN, Wil ming-on. Ohio. <ri •>7k A day.—tW new articles for agents. Sant 're *’* # ple« tree. H. 1!. BHAW, Alfred, Me. \ sk your Doctor or i>. uggi-t foe sweet XX Quinine- it equals (bitter) Quinine. Manufactured by Steams, Fair ACo Chem ists, New York. COLEURNS PATENT JACKET AXE Is belter man our regular shaped Axes for these reasons : First—lt cuts deeper ,S'"Cond —lt don’t stick iu the wood. Tt'ird—lt does not j»r the hand. Fourth—No time is wast ed in taking the Axe out of the cur. Fifth— Withthe-ame labor you will do one-third more wo'k than wi'h tegnlar Axes. I!ed paint has nothing tn do with the good quali ties of this Axe, for all our Axes are painted red. It your hardware store does not ker p our goods, we will gladly answer inquiries ot fill your orders direct, or give yon the name of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axe'. LII'I'IALOTT A It tltCn EI.L Pi tsbiirgh, Pa. Side owners of Colburn’s A Red Jacket par’s. OUK MOTTO IS, TO X L iV lar,, Both in quality and quan'i'y of Goods, as our aget.ts will tesrifv, being the Oldest House in the country, selling each at tide for One Dol lar, shipping all Hoods the day the order is received, having a large stock to Select from of first-class Goods, bought expressly for fall trade; and to satisfy all that we ate reliable, we give below (refeience by permission,) Jordan, M . is ti A Cos.; Geo. 8. Winslow A Cos ; 80.-tou Silver Cos ; Lee A Shepard. P. S.—.-end for circular. Addryss East man A Kxnpall, 25 //awley Street, Boston. P. O. Box E. WU Aiti: COMING! r l''HE Great Oi-igiiistl l>oll»r 1 fettle of Dry and Fancy Goods, and will present to any person sending us a Club, a Watch, Silk Dress, piece ofSneeting, FJ< hCE OF COST. Send tor catalogue ol Goods and sample,— deltverrd to any address free. J 8. HAWKS A CO., 128 A 130 Federal St.. Boston, J/ass., P, 0 Box, C. N. B.—Samples given ou application for catalogue. 1^0 R Ladies Private Circular of 3 most use ful and indispensable articles ever invent ed, address A/adaut Dotal, P. O. Box 2438 N. Y. City. Or. Whittier, ‘J Wylie St., Pittsburgh, Pa., of ( r uiou wide reputation, treats all veneral dis eases; also, seminal weakness, impoteney, etc., the result of setf.abuac. Send 2 stamps for -ruled pamphlet,so pages. No matter who failed, stale case. Consultation free, IJERFECT M ANHOOD —A’-stys for young inen, on the evils of Self-Eonervation, with certain help for the erring and unfortu nate. -Sent, in sealed letter envelopes, free ol charge. Address Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. _ NIGH r FREIGHT ANO ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Southwestkrn Railroad Cos. Orrtci, ) Macon. October 8, 1869. ’ f ON and after Sunday nighi, October loth, inst., this Company will run a nig Freight and Accommodation Train lietweci Macon and Eufaula, every night except Sat irdav night, connecting *• S-nithvil’e wi-l Albany, and at Cm fiber i with Fort Gaines ac commodation trains, as follow-: Leave Macon, 8:26, p. m.; arrive at Kitfatila 11, a. m. ; Leave Eufaula, 7:18 p. nt. ; a>riv At J/acon, 9:10 a m. Up train for Jfacoi pass-s Dawson at 11 p. m. Down Train loi Eufaula passes Dawson 6a. ra. Regular raai trains ruu as heretofore. VIRGIL POW ERS, oc<l4;tf Engineer A Sup’t’dent. G® to Solomon’s Saloon for Fresh Fish and Oysters, BAKER Y ▲MO CONFECTION ERY. ■■ > ■ .T. L. SOLOMOK fIIAKES pleasure iu announcing to the ci I- I sens of Dawson and surrounding coun try, that he has determined to relieve the wants of the people by the permanent estab lishment of a first class Bakery & Cnfectionery, in this place, on D -pot s'rect, next door to J. W. Roberts A Cos , where he is ready, si all times, to furnish families with FRESH BREAD AND CAKES. Ami will, at the shortest notice, furuish all kinds of delicacies for WEDDINGS, PARTIES, AC. RES TAjOT/lN T. IN addition to the atove, I am fitting up, and will have opt n, by the Fiist of Octo ber, a FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. Where I will be prepared to cater to the wants of the inner man, in the way of OW'STEHS , HTI.W G.f.WL Xl. served to suit every vaiicty of taste. We would say to our customers that no Liquors will be kepteaud ladies cau, without diffidence visit our house, with the assurance that we will do cveiythihg in our power to merit their patronage. Give nte a call. Don’t torget the place. Depot street next door tc J. W. Roberts A Cos. J. L- SOLOMONS. sept2B,’69, ly. WATERS’ NKVf SCALE PIANOS, With Lon Frame, Overstrung Bass, aod Agraffe Bridge. Melodeons and Cabinet Organs, The best TOnimfsirlnred; War ranted for Years. lIIFTV New and Second-hand Pianos, Mo ; lodcop* and Orp ins of tirsl-tl.tss iH «ker-, ai lott prices for cash, or one I bird c iah an<J the balance in Monthly Ins' a I men •*. Second hand Instrtimenis at great bargains. Illustra ted Catalogue mailed. Warerooms, 481 Broadway, X. Y. HORACE W ATEKS TESTIitIOffIALS. The Waters’Pianog ar? known the very best. —N Y, Evangelist. We 2.in hj.eak of the meri»s of the Waters’ P'unos from personal knowledge a** being ol ihe verv b«*si q nli v.— Christian Intel . The Watrro’ Pianos are bu bor iiebrst| and most thoronpidy seasoned uiateiial Advocate <k Journal. O.ir friends will find el Mr. Wa f ers’ siore the very best assortment of Pianos, Mel'* deous and Organs to he found in the Uuitid g vytpq. Graham Magazine. MUSICAL DOINGS.-—'Since Mr. Waters gave up publishing sheet music, he has devoted hie whole capital ami at font ion to the manufacture and sale of Pianos and Melodeons* He 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 Pi nos have recently been awarded the First Premium »t sev er il Fairs. Many people of the present day, who are attracted, if not confused, with the tlamiug ad vertiaeiueiits 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 and “liohors” connect oil therewith were ever thought of; indeed, we have one of Mr. Wii* Kers’ Pianofortes now in our residence (whore it ias stood for years,) of which any manufacturer iu the world might well be proud. AYchave al ways neon delighted with it ns a sweet toned and powerful instrument, and there is no doubt of its dural ility ; more than this, seine of the best ama teur piayers in the city, as well as several celebra ted pianists, have performed ou the same piano, and all pronounce it a superior and first-class tn strnnvot. Stronger endorsement we could not give. —Home Journal. A spec Hue ii of the above Piannj* can be seen si niv residence. W. M. Pekplks, Jau?l;lyw Agent J. B. RQSa & SDN, ASK THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS & PLANTERS TO TUEIR HEAVY FALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS & NOTION’S, Boots, nhoes, Hats and laps, Groceries & Tobacco. Ilardwarc'and Irou Ties, tt.IGGI.VG, HOPE TU'M.VE, sod indeed everything kept in a First-class WHOLESALE HOUES These goods have all been specially fe leited t > met t ihl wants ot lit* Tra s, anil will be sold at pi ices that will prove liighlv satisfactory. Our stock is LARGE, FULL AND COMPLETE, Iu Every Department, and comprises everything needed by wholer sal-bu<ers, and mu h as will best suit l><eie cuxtomers. If vou want Goods in which tber taLttrse TI\IIGIT for Profits, sW Solid your oiders to, or call on J. U. ROSS &, SOX, Whole-ale Dealers in Dry Goods A Groceries Comer Secoud and Cherry Streets, JiM.ICO.V, G .1, ■ 0ct.14;3m ilar<lcin:in & Sparks IN tenderiue their services seniu to 'heir L planiing trends as W-r, hou-e and Ctm uiissi m Merchsti's, deem it whollv unr.eces «ry to mtke promises as to their willingness tnd ability to oeive 'hem fai'.ht.ilty an d ad va.itageously. Their long erne ience and the laige pat. oi'Hge which has ever been exteuded the ouse is proof conclusive that they deseive he confidence of tbe planting cnuimunitv md tv pronip' and honest attention to the'r interest, they in'rnd to meiit. in the future ■be patronage so liberally given them in tbe past. ORDERS FOR SUPPLIES promptly filled at lowest market prices, and he usual facilities extended to those who in trust their business witb us. 0. G. SPARCS, aap2;3m T. HARDEJ/JV, Jr. Ci J < EAT Southern Preparations! These Remedies are the result of many years of laborious aludr, and a long bedside experience in the South aud West, and from the golden opinions they have won from >he medical profession, the p c-s and the public, and the unprecedented dematid and univer sal satisfaction given, they have immediately become the STAND AEU M EDWIN'S OF THE AGE Being prepared by the medirai proles-ion, and divested of ail seeiecy, physicians in all dircc ions are prescribiug thru in th ir prac ice with the most ea iafaclory results. The editor of the Columbus (Miss.) Senti nel says : “We have had occasion to use several of the ‘Great Southern Preparations,’ in our faintly, aud in every instance they gave en tire sa’isfac inn.” The .Memphis Daily Appeal savs : The superioiity ol the “Great Southern Preparations” U acknowledged bv all who haee tested them, and we cheerfully recom mend them to our friends throughout the country The Memnbis Public Ledger srvs : The “Gn at Southern J-’ieparaticns are pre pared and offi red hv staunch Physicians of our city whom we know; iheir lemedies give satisfaction, and we cheerfully recommend them us No 1 Family Medicines. The Brandon (Miss ) Republican savs : The “Great Boutheru Pieparations” ait prepared by emincut physicians aud sell well in our midst. YOUR SICK WIFE. is rapidly sinking to an early grave. Her eyes are growjng dim and her cheeks beeotn iog pale ; her pe-sonal charms are fading, and she is less talkative ; her whole ftaine is feeble, emaciated and dcivous ; the least exercise causes slio. t hfeathiug and a palpitating heai t ; she has no appetite, her iiead aches, her leet and hands are constant ly cold, she is re.tiess, nervous and cross and everything fails to give relief. Do you know what’s the matter with your WIFE OR DAUGHTER who is thus iiffllced ? Ask her if she is t>ub led with any complaint peculiar to her sex. Ask her if she i- troubled wi'h painful, sup pressed or irregular J/niithly Periods; if she has Leucorrhtß i, or Whites, Uhlorosts, or Green Bickncss, Filling of the Womb, Ulcer ation of the Womb, or any of those diseases piodueed by an irregular ac'ion of the womb KNUIuMI FI'.MUKBUTKirt will immediately arouse aud restore tor to h alih. Physicians all over die country are delight ed wi ii its effects. We hold hundreds ot letters similar io the following : [Extract from It e Macon (Mis-.) Beacon :] from the itnt'reeedenr.e -ale and denianu for the “English Female B'tters" h-re, ano the entire satisfaction given, we ei'tiest], recommend them to all of our ladv friends- Mr F. 0. (S'incliir, of D-Kalb, Viis savs : 7’hree of our physicians are u.-ing ton remedies in 'heirjpiactic", one of whom savs there is no Uterine tonic equal to yon English Female Bitters. Messrs. Carpenter A Cos., of Hazlebu.st, M iss., J/arch, 1868, savs : The sale, of tour English Female Bitters i wonderful. Send 'wo dozen by express. Rison A Neal, of Huntsville, Ala., sav : Please torwaid by express, six d< zeu Eti gli h Female Bitnr<. Th.se Bitters are beautifully put up ii large bot.les, at $2.50 per bottle, or three bo'lles tor $6 00 ; one bottle lasting two wet k-, Feut to all parts of the ctotntrv on receipt of price ; also, tor sal- bv druggiats, J. P. DkomgooLe A Cos , Prop’ra., Memphis, Tenn. By cleansing the stomach, arousing the liver, carrying off'all the bilious in-tter, and acting as a powetful anti-period'c, the K I ' G IF CHILLS, at one dollar \icr hortle, is to-day the boast ed phvß : cian«’ combirmtion for the cure of nil forms ol Chills and Neuralgia, pain and h» hiruf o' t'ie Bunin »ud Joints, Sun Piin, and *»ll ihose complamia of’ a uialari* ous cm ig n. If fff ets ilie ears, or nerves, can be administered to infants, and ia supe rior 10 quinine for these disease*. farj/ers and /"lantern* all over the country are buying the King of Chills for family and all are delighted v» iih i (8 effects. If you do not wish your obils to return, this ia the remedy. It. ia pre pared by physicians who have much experi ence iu fhj treatment of malarious diseases, und, as tlii.s remedy never fails in private prac tice, it is contideu'ially recommended as a a standard preparation. Large buttles SI.OO, or six bottles for $5 Sold by ail druggists. Have You a ( ! „ Use Aniygdiilin /'cctoral. Have you any disease of the Lungs ? Use Amygdalin Pectoral. Have you Pleurisy or Bronchitis ! „ „ Use Amygila/in Pectoral. Have you Croup or Hooping Cough t Use Amygclaiin Pectoral, rile prettiest and best Cough Syrup Is Amygdalin Pectoral. The mother's cheap Cough Syrup „ . i« ■Jiri'/gdaliu Pectoral. Plie Children’s Favorite Is Ainj’gdalin Pectoral. For family use, as a pnweuui expectotan , easii'g pain and encouraging sleep, it has no avual. Pi ice, SI.OO, Sold by all druggists. sTO B m , OT It JtlJVr ! You need not grunt anv longer. You can be cuteil right away. Your Kidneys and Bladder have been awmving ton lone enough I) lIOU GOO L K & CO'S Exl. llfarbprry & Buchu will cure you of all that suffering. It will relieve you of Uunary deposit?, frequent de si" e and inability to Urinate, Gravel, Gout, Dropsy, paid in the Back, effeeis of Habits of Dissipation or early abuse. Adapted to old or voung, male or female. Price, $1 per boltlo, or six bottles for $5. Sent to all parts ol I lie country on receipt ot price; also, for sale by druggists. IMPUtiE BLOOITREQUiUE» TIJE use OF OP It CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH, which puiiiiesihe Blood, cures Suiotuiu, fr*kin Diseases, Glandular swelling*, Syphilitic af lections, old Ulcers and Sores, Boils, etc. The MONARCH is composed of Snilingia, Sarsaparilla and lodide ol Potash, which ar. acknowledged the world over to be the best Blood Purifiers ever known. Price, large hot les. $| SO. J. P. DROUGOOLE & (JO., Prop’s?, oe"7;3"n Uenipbi?, T-"nn. For sale by Janes At Loyless, Caw son Ga. THE TOMLINSON OEMAREST CO Manufacturers of FINE CARRIAGES, 260 Broadway, Mew York. Are manufacturing < xi. ii.-ivcly ev ery style c.f Carriage, Buggy, and Wagon suitable for the from the finest L*> dau and Pi seton down to tbc Velocipede Mr. VV. Woodruff, of Griffi Gi. well known ihr ugh ut e ou h a the oiig nan i of ihe cci brated Bttt/gv called - The VV.i and .ts C r,-. r d,” (tod 1 lie W"muoff Piun'ation Wag .n, and associated with u? in N. Y , where we will always k»ep a good slock of these Buggies aud Wag..i,» on band, which aro said to be superior to almost art) male id Amirisa. If you want any kind of a Vehicle, good warranted work, send your or ders directly to thu House, or through any of our Agents, sod ibey will have prompt attention Illustrated circulars will be sent to any person who will write for them. May 6 ly 1.869. FILL Till!. ISM. "W. IMT- FEEBLER DEALER IN STAPLE ANO FANCY DRY GOODS It It ES S GOftlt 8, I'.f ,v KE E JVOTIOJVS LADIES’ CLOAKS. BOOTS ANO SH 0E ? . HAT, CLOTHING. HARDWARE. ETC.. ETC., fjc Shave aalectr.l fnr nnr market a stock of FIRST CLA<?<5 rnnrv and While Id., no, prof-., to veil cheaper rh.? any one else I 7-2,° D S i-'tend to -ell, sa cheap as can bo eff-nli-d, tbe class of goods I de’.f / D P {f' and "O shoddy stock, hut ' ln ’ 1 boy STJHSTA N TIAT., DTOABI.E GOODS. ■Hy ?tock if Complete, call apd pee for Yoli^elye;, at my Bew place of business under the LOTI.WR IULL. Sept. 16 — 3 m. W- PEEPLES DAtYSOir ™ MAIFACIIE CO., MANUFACTURERS OF RAILROAD CARS, Agricultural Implctnenfs, Fiiaar TacSls, KctfleM, (icarin", i- liouuitj Wafer WSicelSj and Pulleys, Sron and ISrass Castings, ifsiSl ork oi I very Eleseriptiou, . Dresser! Cnmkcr, elc., cfc. O -l r»., Tron. Rmm und Hopper purchased at the highes* market pries All orders promptly attcudod to. 1 0. 0. NELSON, Pres’t, - - H. ATKINSON, Suo't. Dawson, Ga., Srptember D,tf !MFSRTANT\' NOTICE T 9 PLANTKS t aud all wiao wish to buy FALL AND WINTER GOODS! K Fir i f ‘ consists Os all good" ncadod by the peonle of Roathw.vt WG'-orgU, and our prices are such .a to give Satisfaction. We are detr-mioed ra «ll e TT. in W,! eT '" thinkin * th »’ * n,all “»« quick sales will b. appreciated by our numerous customers and friends. We deal iu FAMILY GROCERIES, STAPLE GOODS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS* CLOTHING, HARDWARE, &C., &C., &C. W E flitfer onr?elves with tbe belief that you will save monev by examine our stock bi* re purchasing elsewhere. 8 , f u» i3 ». J - W - ROBERTS & CO DAWSON CHEAP JEW STORE. ED KUTTNER, Proprietor- ASSISTED BY J. NV. Johnston & Green i3. Thompson AT BALDWIN’S OLD STAND, .VOHTII COn.VEH, 19'EST SIDE PUBLIC SQU.m e ITiU pure you know where we are, as we have been very particular in s*’ icctinj; our L'lw.clfi. pu«-h a.« will pieaue the people of Southwest Georgt* jit'J ;i you buy before culling on us, you will forever regret it. OTJK, STOCK iS new c inpit -e, and consists of such goods as is wanted by all cl»* s,s Wc intend to h abie to sell onr cint inters Staple Goods, Dress Goods, White Goods, Fancy Goods, Yankpp Notions, H» a. Boots aud Shoes, Clothing, Hardware, H dlow Ware. Wooten Ware, Family Groceries, &0., &o , CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN DAWSON JEW JOHNSON returns his thanks for the extensive patronage beretofore received from a generous public, aud asks that his old patrons, many new ones call and see what an American JEW 080 or Our Mr. Thompson is only HALF JEW, still be has fallen into K“> habits of selling cheap goods, and persists in so doing. Come along and do you good. Seyl. I®;