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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1869)
AGItH 111/I'IKAL. iTlaiiiifarluriiis Interests of Itie * until. Demonstrations made by the people of the 8 uih sinoa the close 'f the «af, have produced no littlo on easiness with our New England br tbrnn. all of which in apparent notwithstanding the ll*reu lean efforts made by them lo conceal it. It cannot be denied that, as a people, we have more to learn, and at tbe B>m<- time, more interests, wht se importance demands immedia e attention than any Other people on tho broad face of th globe. It is difficult indeed to charge tbo waters of a vast river from the chan nel through which they have been ac customed to ft w, and it, is no less diffi • cu t to divert the public wind from av enues through which it has been atcu-- tomed to wander from time immetnoria . In addition to all this, the erippled con dilion in which peace (so-called) found u«, mi itated to no litte exsent against the development of the true and abiding interes's of ihe S mth. So far as tbe Manufacturing interests o; our country « ore c mcerned, Flib ix- | like springing from tbe ashes in vvnicb we were entombed and are gathering i j the hard earned millirna of which w- , had been was necessary before j it could be ad-quately represeated. At- j though such recuoeration bas not been j est cted in tbe few yeart which have j elapsed, sinoe“red ba tie statu; t her 6- j ery fool” in our midst, as w»u and enabl ' us to put forth our former s'reogth, still 1 such truths have come to light, and such facts have revealed themselves as should teach us duty as unmistakably | as if tho finger of the E ornal had writ- j ten it in blazing characters acto-s our j S' Utbctn sky. There arc ram ways j in which our general, and o >nerqien'lj private interes's may Oe promoted, wi’b ou‘. any ou'lays of capital, but in ivh c‘t • capital will be saved to us. As tbe mer | chant must stop the little leaks throng 1 which Lis fortune might gradual 1 )- oz , so we as a people woo-e Soil destiny must be great, must attend to the*e ap parently little interests, in passing to tho.e of gr ater magnitude. Oar s il and climate are adapted to all the wan's of tbe perple, let such adapredness be j appreciated ard brought ou‘, and the rniuor ioteres s which 1-ad uu vit-biy to : tbe greater will bes rvtd The people of the (•■ tton ? a os, i* i to be h jpco, arc entirely redev and of I at iofatua’ion which taught them that they must confine themselves stric'lv tj ugrt culture and nothing more They tip— predate the advantages wi h which a kind providence has surrouui'e I them, aud now we ask them to look into 'be economy of u-ing them in tbe taee of all the adverse influences that nay and will be brought to bear, Tt e oral) a for Cot on mills is spreading; wc hope it may bee one a eomsgi >n that cannot be cheeked. It. is true ma’ heretofore our population lyts been suoh, as tak -n iti connec ion with rh' ir ins umpetenev and prejudice, were illy fi led f>r the I o.n and spindle, but all these thing- may hr removed by such fl od i of emm'gra tiou as it is our privilege to influence, aoi notwithstanding the fact, that the Lnited States and Eogland are said to pr dues already more goods than can well be disposed of, yet with the staple growing immediately around us, and -ill the material at hand ncee-aary for run ning ihe machines, the. cheap rates a: which we can turn out cotton fabrics will enable us to force it on the uiaiket of tbe “Hub of tbe Universe” itself.— Oar people are waking up to n knowl edge of these facts, and we bail it a pointing to a most happy future. —hr /aula News. Farm no. — Fur a man who is th* r rugbly in earne-t, farming tiffer* a gru: and fi-ld for est rt; but the man who is on ly half ic earnest, who thinks that cost ly barns, imported stock, and a n ; e: iy rolled lawn are the great objects nf at tainment, but they will bo t-cnttll one So the dilettante farater, who has a •--•,1,1. tering of science, whose head is fill and with nostrums, who thinks his salts will do it all, who doses his crops now to feebleness and now to an unnatural cs bbersnee, who dawdles over his fermen tations while the niighbors’ oxen are breaking into his rye fi Id, with no man aging capacity, no breadth of vision, who se-ds two men to accomplish tbe work ot one—let such a utau g.ve up all bor-e of making firming a lucra*tv-: pursuit. Hut if a man, a* we 6;t and, l 1 thoroughly in earnest, if he ba* the sa gacity to see all over bis farm, to tys tema’ixe bis labor, to carry nut his p-Uo* punctually and thoroughly, if he is no* above economies, nor heedless of tbe teaahings of science, nor unobstrvant of progret-s elsewhere,Bor neg’ec fui us suoh opportunities as were tbe Yale Agii coltural Lectures—let him work, for be will have his reward But even suoh »o one will never c une to bis ‘lour-in- except they be colts of bis own raising ; or to private concerts in h[s own grounds, exaept what birds make.— D. G. Mitchell ‘Come, Bill, it’s ten o’clock ; I think we had better be g-'iag, for it’s time honest folks were at home.’ ‘Well, yes,’ was the reply ; ‘I must be off, but you needn’t go on that aocount.’ I Wait?r,’ H-ii.f a fa-’idions gentleman exhibiting a stttgu’ar-» king ot je .t t n toe - us -Ijdle, W titer, and y*u know what that is, sir ?' Th» ,«*r, ~nk- lik. a in u-f, -ir. We son ti , 1 them in toup, sir. Ao ex ra charge, sir.’ ‘I never go to chntoh,’ said one : ‘I sp*rtd Sunday in settlißg accounts.’ ‘*l he day of judgment wiil ho spent in the same way,’ was tbe reply. Fun —Fuu is worth more than pby*. ic, and whoever invents or discovers a new sttpp'y deserves the Dame of a pub lic benefactor. iUir gutoartlywttrtf. q si TO THE WORKING CLASH. -We sre trow prepaied to lurnish all classes with constant employment at home, the whole ot the lime or lor the spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persona of either sex easily earn from 60c. to |5 per evening, and a proportional sunt by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send their address, and test the business, we make this unparalleled offer: To such as are not well satisfied, we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing. 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 best tainily newspapers published —all sent tree bv mail. Reader if you want permanent, profitable work, address E C Allkn & Cos., Augusta, Maine. iftEE TO HOOK .Hi FA TS We will send s tandeome ptospee tua of our NEW ILLI'.STRATF-D Ka.l/IY BIBLE to anv book aeent frte of charge Add-ehs Nation*!. PcnusHiso Cos., /’hlla delph-a, Penn., Atlanta, (it., or St. Louis, Mo V GENTS WANTED—For How to Make tbe Farm Pav. A sure, sa f e and prac -1 Guide to every Far.uer, >'tock Raiser J rdener and Fruit Cul'uiist. By this book veurlv profits may be doubled, land inercas ! ed in value, poor mm made rich, mid honest j labor ywaided. English and German. Ev. | ervbody buvs ir. duo sold iu a tew town ships. ilundteda in a tingle township. A gents can find no better work curing the fall ant winter Ffl'mer* and their man* can each make fc 100 ;>er month. Send lor cir j eular. Address Ztiiaucß, J/eCututY &Cos , 1 Pniladelphia, Omciiinatti, O , or Si Louts, Vfo •Agents !—Our lew PlCTOltl.il. Family ISM OFF 'IT lie 71 oat Contains mote than I,t >OO ! Puptllna large and authentic Illustra itiiil tion*; 50,000 Reference*, Di j pr«»f|tublereetiuus for the profitable j of all reading of the Scriptures,! B O O ka . Chronological A Genealogical, Tables, Table- of Measures, Weights, Coins, j etc , a beau Bfill Family R cnrtl and Faintly ] Album, etc. It is pronounced try competent I judges to be sup-tior to all other editiees of rite II dy B.blc, sot the nse ol families, minis ters, students and atlters. Onr agents ere I having an ip p ecadented Inrv-st or Cir ••ulars and in I pirticnlars, adddress J. K. POTTEP. & 00.. 614 & ti!7 Sansmn .ST., Phil. TWO .ft OATHS FI 11 :IS ! I II E E I ! The Jfost Popular Mag zinc in America. fOTniMi SIXTIII.tAL! AOl imG httlAltlAS! THE LITTLE fORPORAL.' Entirely Original and First-Cla^s. All new subscribers foi tbe I.ittle Cbrporal lor the new rear, wh<p*e names mid inonrv I nre pent in before ihe last ot November, will ; receive the November and Dececeinber Nos. of 18ti0 FREE. The Little (’ornotal ha* a larger circulation ■huri av g other juvenile magazine in the . worlds and h be t r worth the pi ice than anv other muguzine published. ; B 'Citu-e ol its immense circulation, we I i *re enebled to furn : ali i» at ihe low pnee ot One I). liar a V *ar : S ugle number 12c ;or j free to anv oil** who will try to raise a club. I Beautiful premiums lor clubs, Subset ihe now j B»ck nufnbeißc»n alway* he sect. Addles? ALFRED L. &£WKLL & C 0., Publishers, Chicago, 1.1. j llolMiiy Journsil lor INTO. ("'ONTa INIa Fury Storv lor Christ i in;**, Pluv**, Pnzz es and Wonders, lb i large p-iprn, ill*is»»iat.e«l. Sent fr e on rc<;« i|)t •of *2 cent H'amp for nonage ADAMS A’k Cos, I 25 H oomti Id St , B- .l/isa. fonEI OF NEW TOBK! or, The Under world of the (»r» at Ci»y. The situ of every clasp of no cicty fxprsed, void the Kiilroad to ruin. Nigiiald of thd danger are up. More money in it tor l«ve agents than anv other book. T«kt 8 thiee presses *ll the tinie to f riot fast enough. Oon** age»»t, I took 178 O'dem in ten davs. 74<) pages, 45 * illU'tjHtions. Arioe fio. A (i KXTS WaNTAU Addnsa N. V. BOOK Cos. 145 j A'assau St., X V. Us 1 UN mi\S (illD A ” —Tnc real “oiig £ 1 innl.* 1 Vi .ooo sold. Tells how to hunt, trap and catch ALL animals from minx to bear. $lO tanning secrets. 64 pa* jre« well hound. Every boy needs it. It will pay. Money refunded if nor, satisfied.— Duly ‘2sc. Address UL’FTER k CC., Pub., Hinsdale N. 11. SOMETHING iu Ihe Star for Ererybodo. Sar in the Wear, 1870. An Uni versalist family Weekly, eivitig current sec nlar n?ws ? Editvri bv Rev. Dr. Williamson Y J S. Cantwell. $2.50 and« t year in advance, i Premium tu new risers. S*»mi for f^pec imen. Aiidreas WILLIAA/lUX & CAXT- Cin., O. “common sen's6 T\T wanted—agents. *£*2so pot- month to st- 11 the 01 lv GENUINE IMpHOIFD C>M MON SENSE FA MILY' SEWING ,VACHINE Price on flB. Great indticeineiite to agents. 7’ttis is the most popular Sewing J/achine of the day—makes the famous “Elastic Lo.k Stitch''—will do any kind of wot k that e.in be done or any machiue—lOu.Oui) sold and he demand constantly increaeittg. Now is l he time to take an agency. Send for circu -1 rn. tSTBe war« of infringers. Address SECOJ/b &CO , Bonbon, A/osa., Pittsburgh, P**., or St. Mo. Spang ctl Banner.”-1 O still * aves, be'tcr than evee. Rich, rare, spiey. Ledger tiz*‘. 40 cojumns. Wit humor, fun, humbug* exposed. Elegant $3 steel plate,“Evangeline,” gratis tu everv rub *criber. Only 75 cts. for a whole vear—steel plate tree. iSpt cimens 6 cts. Address BAN NKR, HinsdaV, N. H. «=no.-.-J HE ..9EI-EBRATED STE li .l i* T t ut/K STO I 'E. THE BEST lx TH WORLE. OVER 1 O 0,0 O O ■ m USE. Will do more work with the same amount of fuel than aitv other Stove ever made. Fii?l«*p. Watren & to., Exclusive Manufacturers, TROY. N. Y. pamphlets sent free ’ K nit-K.N IT-KNIT Agents wanted everywhere to sell the A merican Knitting Machine, the on'y practi cal Famiiy Knitting Machine ever invented. Price ?25. Will knit 200,000 per minute.— Address Xmerican Knitting Machiue Cos., Boa ton, J/dSa., or St. Louis, Mo. Tha Purest. Best and Cheapest SOLD BY ALE GROCERS. r ¥ ''HE MsGIC COMB will change any colored I JL hair to a permanent Black or Brawn. One Comb sent by mail for Jl. For sale by Merchants and Druggists generally. Address M igic Comb Cos., Springfield, J/ass. <SHt I A H° w I made it m six months VY 1 xl/Secret and sample mailed ftee. A. J. Fullam, N. Y. • MASON & HAmTiN ORGAN CO. THE PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL. WHO It AV 8 UNIVOHMI.T BKKN tea re! tt! IMtylunl Honors, At Industrial Exhibitions iu this country, so that their work is the acknowledged stan ds! and of excellence in it* department, respect’ fully announce that, with extended and per fected facilities, and by the exclusive use of recent improvements, they are now produce ing yet more perfect Organs than ever be fore, in great variety as to stvle and price, adapted to alt public and private uses, for Drawing Room*, Libraries, Mu*ic Room*, Conceit Halls, Lodges, Churches, p.fsnola, Ac., in plain and elegant cases, all of i/hich tbev are enabled by their unequaled faciU'ies for manufacture to sell at prices of interior wo'k. The reernt improvements in these Organs have so increased their usefulness ami popu larity that they arc unqu stiotiahlv the most desirable instruments obtainable for fnmilv use, as well as Churches, Schools, Ac , while the prices at which they can be afforded (S-On to SIOOO each) adapt, them to the means m and requirements of all classas. 1 hey are equally adaptt and t.i s> eular and sacred niu.-ie, are ele gant as furniture, occupy liule space, are not liable to get out of order, (not requiring tun ing once, where a pianoforte is tuucd twenty times,) are very durable, and mote easy to learn to pai upon than the pianoforte. The M. k II Organ t’-o. are now selling Four Octave Organs for ssl) each ; Five Oc tave Organs F ve S'ops, with two sets ol Vi brators lor sl'Js and other styles at propor tionate rates. For testimony to the superiority of their Organs, the Mason k Hamlin Organ Cos re spectfully refer to the musical proh-s-iun gen erallv a in jori t y of the most prontiinn' mil. sicims i 1 the coun'ry, with many of eminence in Eiirn| e, having given public testimony that the Mason k II tinliu Organs excel nil others. A circular containing this testimony in full will be sent free to any one desiiing it, also a desciiptive circular, containing lull particu lars respecting these instruments, with correct drawings of the different styles and lowp-t prices, which a?e fixed and invariable. A I dress The Mason k Hami.in Okoan Cos. <l»ti Broadway, NY ; 154 TrementSt Boston ©g»se V\ iibout A'pectaelps, If, ctor or Medicine.— Seht post-paid, on receipt of lit cts. Address Dr, E. B. Foote, (author of “Jfedical Coin mou Sense) No. 120 Lexington avenue, cor. East 28th St., N. Y. VWAY wiih uncomfortable Trusses. Cem fort and cure for the Ruptured. Sent p>-t-pdd on receipt of In cents. Address Dr. E. B. Foote, No. 12(J Lcxiugson avenue, New Yoik. 0|""t r- O')! || |l>‘' r .Votltli paid to agent*, sala- Olid c O— ' 'ry or ronunisslou, to sell our Riieut Wliue \Vne Clothes Lutes. Address Hudson Rive r Wire Works, 7a Win. St., N. Y , Chicago, Richmond or Memphis. 4 lbs. Btlller —J/ade fiom 1 gal. of milk, without drugs. Send 25c. an 1 stamp and get recipe with par>icuiars.— V. ry valuable. Address N. M. Linton, Wil ming'on, Oliio. fcivb T A day.— l3 ll av artii les for agents. Sam | aP#«Wpfca free. 11. It. S//AW. Alfrtsl. Me. Vsk your Doctor or I) ruggi>t lor sweet Q litiiuc- I' equals (otUcr) Quinine. Manuficiured by Stcurus, Fair & Cos., Chsm ists, New York. COLEURN S PATENT .M€KET AX Fa Is belter man our regular shaped Aves for these reasons: First—lt eu’s deeper .S' cond —lt don't stick iu the wood. Third—lt does | not jtr tho hand. Foutlh—No time is w ast ed in taking the Axe out of the cut. Filth— With the same labor you will do one-third inote work than with tegular Axes. Red paint has nothing to do with the good qua! - ties of iliis Axe, for all our Axes are painted red. II your hardware store does not keep onr goods, we will gladly answer inquiries or fill your orders direct, or give you the name of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axe*. LH'PI ACOTT aV 1! * liLU HI.I. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sole owners of Colburn’s & Red Jacket pat's. OUR MOTTO IS, TO XL ALL, Belli in quality aud quan'i y es Goods, as our agents will testify, being the Oldest House in ti e country, selling each article for One Dol lar, ..hipping all Goods the day the order is teeeived, having a large stock 10 select from of first-class Good.*, bought expressly for fall trade; and to satisfy all that we ate reliable, we give below (rtfetence by permission,) ./urdait, Jfuish k Cos.; Geo. S. Winslow & Cos ; Boston Silver Cos ; Lee & Shepard. P. S.—.-end lor circular. Address East, man & Kendall, 25 //iwley Street, Boston. P. O. Box K. WIJ Alt F COifllNO ! r rnS Great Original Dollar A Sale of Dry and Fancy Goods, and will present to any person Bi nding us a Club, a Watch, Silk Dress, piece of Sheetiug, Fh KL OF COST. Send for catalogue of Goods and sample,— dehverrd to any addtess free, j J S. HAWES k CO., 128 k 180 Federal St., J Boston, M ass., P. O Bax, 0. N. B.—Samples given on applicition for catsl-gue. Ladies Private Circular of 8 most use ful and indispensable articles ever invent ed, address J/adarn Dcval, P. 0. Box 2138, N. Y. City. Dr. Whittier, (I Wylie St., Pittsburgh, Pit., of f/nion wide reputation, treats all veneral dia eases; also, seminal weakness, impoteney, ete., the result of si-lf-abttse. Send U stamps ft>r sealed pamphlet, 50 pages. No matter who failed, state case. Consultation free. PERFECT MAN HOOD.— A'-says for youug men, on tho evils ol Self-Ennervation, with certain help for the erring and unfortu. nate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. NIGHT FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Southwestern Railroad Cos. Orricx, 1 Macon, October 8, 1869. f ON and after Suuday night, October 10th, inst., this Company will run a night Freight and Accommodation Truin between Macon and Eufaula, every night except Sat urday night, connecting at Smithvil'e with Albany, and at Cutbbert with FortGaioes ac commodation trains, as follows : Leave Macen, 8:26, p. ni. ; arrive at Eufaula, 11, a. m. ; Leave F.ufaula, 7:18 p. m. ; arrive at J/acon, 9:10 a. to. Up train for J/acon passes Dawson at 11 p. m. Down Train lor Eufaula passes Dawson fl a. m. Regular mail traius run as heretofore. VIRGIL POWifRS, octl4;tf Engineer k Sup’t’dent. ,C3C. Go to Solomon’s Saloon for Fresh Fish and Oysters, BAKERV ▲MO CONFECTIONERY. .T. L. SOLOMON fPAKES pleasure in announcing to the cl I- I sens of Dawgon and surrounding coun try, that he haa determined to relieve tbe wants of the people by the permanent estab lishment of a first class Bakery & Cnfectionery, in this place, on Depot street, next door to J. W. Roberta A Cos., where he is ready, at all time*, to lurnish families with FRESH BREAD AND CAKES. And will, at (he shortest notice, furnish all kinds of delicacies lor WEDDINGS, PARTIES, AC. RES LAURA N T. IN addi’ion to the above, I am fining up, and will have open, by the Fitsl of Octo ber, a FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. Where I will be prepared to cater to the wants of the inner man, iu tbe way of oi'srFits, it’ll.o Gmi.ni: sc. served to suit every variety of taste. We would say to our customers that no Liquns will be kept, and ladies can, without dithdence visit our house, with the assurance that we will do everything in our power to Writ their paUoi.Hge. Give me a call. Don’t lorget. Il e place. Depot street next door to J. W. Roberts & Cos. J. L- SOLOMONS. sept 23,'69, ly. WATERS’ NEW scale PIANOS, With lion Frame, Overstrung Bass, and j Agraffe Blidge. Melodeons and Cabinet Organs, j The best IHiiiiiifiirtiirvd; War ranted tor sii Yeats. I'M FTY Now ami sccond-hand Pianos, M*.'« j lodt'oi'B and Organs of firsi-class inakor**, m loir price* for cash, or one third cish and \ the balance in Monthly Ins’almemfl. Second hand Instrument* at great bargains. Illustra ted Catalogue mailed. Wnerooms, 4SI Broadway, N. Y. HORACE WATERS. TES’IIiUOKIALS. Tbe Waters’ Pianos ar*» known as among the very best.—A r Y. Ena age list. We can speak of tbe merits ot the Waters’» Pianos from pe*sonal knowledge being of, the very bn?! quality.— Christian Intel . The WaU-rs* Pianos arc bud' of the best 1 and most thoroughly seasoned matcii.il.— Advocate d* Journal. Our friends will tind at Mr. Waters’ store the very best assortment of Pianos, Melo deons and Organs to be found iu tbe United Sr* tpg (irahom'* Maqaziue. MI'SK’A!, noiNGS.-.STimv Mr. Waters grays up publi*»liiiig sheet music, lie has devoted hie whole capital and attention to the manufacture and sale of Pianos and Melocleous* lie liuk just issued a catalogue of his new instruments, giving anew scale of price a, which shows a marked re duction from former rates, aud his Pianos have recently l>ecii 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 Kxpo sithms and “hohurs” connected there wit h were ever thought of; indeed, we have one of Mr. Wa- , j tors’ Pianofortes now iu our residence (where it j lias stood for years,) of which any manufacturer in the world "might well he proud. We have al-; ways neon delighted with it as a sweet toned and | powerful instrument, and there is no doubt of its dural ility ; more than this, some of the best anm ! t-eur players iu the city, as well as several celebra ! tedidanists, have performed on the same piano, | a tidal 1 pronounce It a superior and first-class tn , strament. Stronger endorsement we could not | give. —Home Journal. 1 A specimen ot the above Piajios can be seen at mv resideuce. W. M. Pkepi.ks, Jan2l;lyw Agent J. B. BOSS & SQrJ, ASK THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS & TLANTEHS TO THEIR HEAVY FALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS & NOTIONS, Boots, Nhoes, Hats aud Caps, Groceries & Tobacco, Ilariltt ittcjiiid Iron Tics, II.IGG lA'U, HOPE Tit'M.VE, end indeed everything kept in a First-class WHOLESALE HOUES Thc«e goods have all been spe tally se leited I' meet the wants of the Trads, aid will be sold at prices that will prove bigblv satisfactory. Our stock is LARGE, FULL AND COMPLETE, In Every Department, and comprises everything needed by wholer sale buyers, and such as will best suit, theie customers. If you want Goods in which ther s a Large M \KGII for Profit!*, LJjTSaud your orders to, or call on J. 11. BOSS &l SON, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods 4 Groceries Corner Second and Cherry Streets, AI.ICO.V, a ml. oct.l4;3iu m Agents wanted, agents want ed, $75 to S2OO ;x»r month, male and female to sell the celebrated and original Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, im proved and perfected ; it will hem, fell, stitch tuck, bind, braid and embroider in a moat su perior manner, /’rice only sls For aim plicity and durability, it has no rival. Do not buy from any parties selling machines under the same name, unless haring a Cer tificate of agency signed by us, as they are worthless cast iron machines. For circulars and terms, apply or address H. CRAWFORD & CO., TAKEN IPF By the subscribes a small sorrel horse, fire years old, both hind feet white, a small blase in forehead, and lean in flesh. Come forward, psy expanses, and take him away J. R. J/ARSHALt. , GREAT Southern Preparations! Tlcss Remedies are tbe result ol many years ol laborious studr, and a long bedside experience in the South and West, aud from the golden opinions they have won from the medical profession, the piess and the public, aud the unprecedented demand and univer sal satisfaction given, they have immediately become the STAX DA HD ME DICIN'B OF THE AGE Being prepared by the ntediral proleasion, and divested of all aectecy, physicians iu all directions are prescribing them in th-ir prac tice with the most, satisfactory results. The editor of the Columbus (Miss.) Senti nel says : “We have had occasion to use several of the ‘Great Southern Preparations,’ in our family, and iu every instance they gave en tire satisfaction." The iUemphis Daily Appeal savs : The superioiitv of the “Great Southern Preparations” is acknowledged by all who haee tested them, and we cheerfully recom mend them to our Irieuds throughout the country The Memphis Public Lodger srys : The “Great Southern /’reparations are pre pared and offered by staunch /’ltysii-ians of our city whom we know ; their remedies give satisfaction, and we checrloily lecoininend them as No 1 Family Medicine*. The Brandon (Miss.) Republican flats: The “Great Southern Pieparations” are p r cpared by etniueut physicians and sell wilt in our midst. YOUR SICK WIFE. is rapidly sinking to an earlv grave. Hi-rj eyes are growing dim and her cheek* b*eum ing pale ; her pe-sonul charms are tiding,! and she is less talkative; hi r whole frame is feeble, emaciated and netvoti* ; 'be j least exercise causes shoi t bfeutbiug alula; palpitating heart ; she has no appetite, bet j head aches, her teet and hands are cunatatit ly cold, she i* restless, nervous and cross and ; everything fails to give relief. Do von know what’s the matter with votir I WIFE OR DAUGHTER who is thus afflicted? Ask her if she is ttub- ! led with any complaint peculiar to her vex. ! Ask her if she is troubled w iih painful, snp- j pressed or irregular .l/onthlj Periods ; if she : has Leuoorrl on, or Whites, Chlorosis, 01 Green Sickness, Filling ot the Womb, Ulcer-] aiioti of the Womb, or anv of those disease* produced by an irregular action of the womb i KNGLIMI FEMALE BITTERS ! will immediately arouse and rea'.ore her to' h.alth. Physicians all over 'lie country are delight ed wi h its effects. We hold huudttds ot letters similar 10 the following : [Extract bom ti e Macon (Miss.) B -acon :] From the iinprecedent" sale and demand for tha “English Female Bitters” here, and the entire satisfaction givrn, wo cainesih 1 recommend them to all of onr ladv friends* Mr. F. 0. iS'incl iir, of DeK.ilb, Mis .. r-av* : 7'liree of our physicians are 11 in- con remedies in 'heirlpractice, one ol wh-. theie i* no Uterine tonic equ il to y u E gli-l j F. male Bitters, Messrs. Carpenter k Cos., of II z'eburst, .1/i-H., J/irch, 1868, says : The rale of your English Female Bitters i, i wonderful. Send two dozen bv expres*. Bison k Neal, of Huntsville, Ala., sac : l’lea.-e forward by express, six di z n En glish Female Billari. Tbi se Bitters are beautifully pot up i. j large bottles, at $2.50 per bottle, nr threi ! bottles lor £O.OO ; one bottle lasting iu - week-. Sent to all parts ot the c-tin rv on receipt ot p iee ; also, for sale bv ilniggi-ts. J. P. DuoMtiut lk A Cos , Prop’ra., Memphis, Ti no. By cleansing the stomach, arousing the liver, carrying off all the biliou* in 1 Ir, an 1 acting an a powerful anli-pet iod’C, tlie K I \ G ( F € lIILI.', at- one dollar nor bottle, is to day the bo.is*- ed physicians’ combination for the elite of all forms of Chills and Fever, Neuralgia, pair and aehing of the Bents ntnl Join s, Sun /’ain, ami all those complaints of a malari ous oiigiu. It never effrets the head, ears, or nerves, can be adininisteted to infants, audhs supe rior to quinine for these dis- ases. FaKJ/KRS AND /’LANTERN all over the country are buying tile King ot Chilis for family u*e, and all are delighted with its effects. It you do not wish vour chils to return, this is the remedy. It is pre pared by physicians who have much experi ence iu tho treatment of malaiious diseases, and, as this letnedy never fails ill private prac tice, it is confidentially recommended as a a standard prepatation. Large bottles SI.OO, or six bottles for $5. Sold by all druggists. Have You a Cough ! Use -Jmygilalin /’ectoral. Have you any disease of the l.uiigs t .. Use Ainyjrilalin Pectoral. Have you /’leurisy.or bronchitis ; . Use -fmygtla/ili Pectoral. Have you t roup or Hooping Cough t .. Use Antygdaliii Pectoral. I fie prettiest anil best Cough Syrup , la vtlnygdalin Pectoral. 1 tic mother’s cheap Cough Syrup Is -fm/gdaliii Pectoral. 71 ut ( Ulltlrcu’s Favorite Is Aiuygdalin f*eetoral. for family use, as a powerful expecno ~ n easing pain and encouraging sleep, it has no ovual. Piice, SI.OO. Sold by all diuggistfl. STOP, OLO mUmI.V : You need nit grunt unv longer. You can he cured tight away. Your Kidm y* and Bladder have been annoying von ImigVuough DIIOMGDOLE <(• CO ’.B ° Exf. Beiirborry & liiicim will cure yon of all that fuff, ring It will relieve you of Urinary deposits, frequent de site and inability to Urinate, Gravel, Gout, Dropsy, pain in the Back, effects of Habits of Dissipation or early abuse. Adapted to old or young, male or female. Price, $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5 Sent to all parts of the country on receipt o price; also, for sale by druggists. IMPURE BLOOD KEQU 1 liEri "’ll E USE OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH, which purities the Blood, cures Sciotula, Skin Diseases, Glandular swellings, Siphiliiic af fections, old Ulcers and Sores, Bnils, etc. The MONARCH is composed of Stillingia, Sarsaparilla and lodide ol Potash, which ar<- acknowledged the world over to be the best Blood Purifiers ever kt o-vn. Price, large bottles, $1.50. J. P. DKOMGOOLE A CO., Pmp'r,, oct7;Hm Memphis, Tenn. For sale by Janes A I.oylesx, .Dawson Ga. THE TOMLINSONOEMARtSf CO Manufacturers of FINE CARRIAGES, 360 Broadway, New York. Are manufacturing extensively ev ery style of Carriage, Buggy, and Wagon suitable for the South, from the finest Landau and Phaeton down to the Velocipede. Mr. W. Woodruff, of Griffin, Ga., well known throughout the Sou* as the orig nator of the celebrated Buggy called “The Woodruff Concord,” istld ‘‘The Wooruff Plantation Wagon, and associated with us in N. Y., where we will always keep a good stock of these Buggies and Wagons on hand, which sro said to be superior to almost any made in America. If yon want any kind of a Vehicle, good warranted work, send your or ders directly to this Bouse, or through any of our Agents, aod they will have prompt attention. Illustrated circulars will be sent to any person who will I write for them. May 6 ly 1860. FILL TRUE. 1809. ."W. Is/L. PEEPLER • dealer in STAPLE AND FANCY DRY COODs nit ESS GOODS. I'.I.VKEE JTOTIOJYS LADIES* CLOAKS. BOOTS AND SHCE r , CLOTHIKG. HAFD V.7FE, ITC, [ Tc ’ [lc T> have s.lec’rd for on r market a gfrek of FIRST C' I ACe rsr.-, U and While Ido not p„,f,,*e wU D 8 ...retd to sell, av cheap av can be afforded, the class of Zmi.s I deal no shoddj stock, but ’ L m * I bu. SUBSTA N TT A.T*, DTTR ABLKGOOD^ ■Hi i? Complete, call ajid pee for Yolifpelvep, at tuy nev place of bu-inesv under the SUJ/, s.,MW,. w * M. PEEPLES, • BAWHON , ft, M.IMJFACTIRKIiS OF RAILROAD CARS J J S S’t <*!S 51 SB I*fl If ISBJkIcJSL 0181.Mj ‘■ii!i*!* Mills, Nssjrsas* Kellies, TEioiftia* Walei* WiiocSs, ;sis< j Er’osi ssiml ESvstss € l ;t*aan&s, MiU Work of i very Bcseripfion, Drrsitii E.ntnlter, <l,-. "1 '2:, 'ziX’j&zr r*. 1 0. 0. NELSON, Pres’t, - - H. ATKINSON, Slid Davvsnn, Gi., Sep’ember O.tf iPDiITANT WOTtCH TO PL'f’TESS Al*Bt WHO WlSfia TO Esß;v FALL AND WINTER GOODS! I k)^r^ , ; ii r T<!rK 0f ”"S nniU "--•t-d »•» 'hr people of Pastil i enoda chc m-r ‘h we . T ‘ ’V"’"- **««■“">'"'■ Wo *,/dets,mined -a appreciated by our nnn,e"ous cuslom^’Jn^X^: 3 Z' deal iu " <,UiCl ‘ I’ 1 AMIL Y OR O C 2*l R I ES, STfFLE GOCCS, DRY COODS, BOOTS S, SKO.S, HATS. CLOTHING, HARDWARE, &C., &Q., &C \\ E fl.rti r mu "elves with tho belief that you will save money by extmittg our stock lw c purcha.-itig elsewhere. 3 6 J * W * ROBERTS &. CO. oopt.Rilgdin. DAWSON CHEAP JEW STORE ED KUTTNER, Eroprietor inißiiDm • W. Jolmston & Green _B. Thomps° n l AT BALDWIN’S OLD STAND, .rOHTII CO St AT Fit , I M'EST SIDE PURFIC SQUJK I *1 sure you know where we are, os we have been very particular ir lf 4JE>lecting our goods smh as will jMease the people of .Southwest GeorJ anti if you buy before calling on us. you will forever regret it. OTJIR, stoc^ IS now complete, and con&ists of just such goods as is warned by *ll c ‘*’ We intend to be able to sell our sustomers Staple Goods, Dress V\ bite Goods, Fancy Goods, Yankwe Notions, Ha's, Bools aud Shoes, Clothing, Hardware, llollow Ware, Woo Icij Ware, Family Uroocries, &c., &e., CHEAPERTHAN ANY HOUSE INDAWSCN JKW JOHNSON returns his thanks for the extensive patronage b heretofore received from a generous public, and asks that his old p slro 1 many new ones call and see what an American J£W caD d° r Our Mr. Thompson is only HALF JEW, still he has fallen in lo j #l k baDits of selling cheap goods, and persists in so doing. Come along 8 “ „ do you good. Besh 1D t
