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Newspaper Page Text])A V>' SON JOURNAL. 1 local COLUMN. pricos—. a s business of importance will 1 Sec’y. Chairman. yf M Peeples is soiling hist class Ferteli*** on time. Bee Advertise niunt Go to Burney & Nelson and exam ine their new dry goods, prints Ac, Ac. Thl , good looking man of the concern will bo glml to see you. Latest spring style of dry goods just being °P el gj[ r J t oy & Nelson’s Mesa. Johnson Campbell & Cos., offe (e Planters, supplies on time at reasou ible paces. See Advertisement. Pkesd Garden Seed, crop of 1869, st II- R- Jhomas’s. dt. Dk. J. A. Cloj-ton, of Huntsville, Ala may be consulted at Dawson Hotel until Saturday. He treats witn success, I ties, £ istu la Strictures, Diseases of the Kid- B0V8) Bladder, Urinary Canal, Ac. Refers to gentlemen oi the town — *uiong them, several physicians. 10,000 lbs. best Tennessee Huy, at FULTON’S. On a farm in this County, the wife gave birth to hor first child, five cows, had tlieir first calves and one sow her first litter of five pigs, all the same night. This farmer would do well to plant heavily in corn, potatoes, &c ,l I always think the better plan, And one that stands the test, In shopping or in marketing, Always to buy the best.” If you want the best Cooking Stove, and tho best Sewing Machine in the sorld, come and get them before they (ire all gone. I have just received a fresh lot of “Barley Sheaf” Stoves, and genuine “Common Sense” Sewing Machines. Jons A. FfftTO.v. Sans. Brands. One more lot of that fine Chewing Tobacco just received at Burney & Nelson’s. St Nkw Firm —Mess. Farnum & Sharp have associated with them Mr A Maas and will occupy the old store of S M (vised jfc Bro , where they expect to do a large Dry Goods, Grocery and Provision business Mr Maas is now in New York, buying goods The Sty Is of die firm will be Farnum Sharp & Cos. New Law Book.— Wo have seen the plan, and part of tho manuscript of a new Law Boole in preparation by our young townsman, R. W. Davis, Esq.— It is a compilation of the Decision of tbe Supremo Court of Georgia, upon l’oints of Evidence, laken from the volume cf the Report, and arranged and indexed for easy reference. We know hut- little about law and law books, but are of opinion that this vdl be a convenient and desirable book for lawyers. Mr. Davis thinks U tan finish the work in a month.— Hope it may prove a success. Our Merchants aro making thoir ar rangement to do a heavy Spring trade, and a few of them have commenced tu receive #loir new goods, while many are expecting, in a few days to an noilnce to the tradiug public, the open ing of such stocks as was never before anon in Dawson Ueietofore the demand has been greater than was expected, but we are assured that the stocks this Spring a ill ho largo enough and varied a suf ficiency to meet all the wants of tho many, who trade at Dawson. look to our columns for live mor dants, and then go to see them l' n Koo. —This medicine ia rani dly gainmg tho confidence of the people, viVtl' * nuim ' rous testimonials of its f rtues, given by practitioners of med icine, loaves no doubt that it is a safe ail reliable remedy for impurity of T "E BLOOD, LIVER DISEASE, 4.C. 10 last Medical Journal contains S fr °m Prof. It. 8. Newton, p,, •> President of tho E Modical ; °f New York, that spoaks ugh terms of its curative'proper- ^ VeS a s P ,! °i a l recomuaonda h.oskoo to tho practitioners of medicine. This is, we believe, the v teetanco where such medicines Facit, 86 ? offiriall y endorsed by the anri' a colleges, a reflects great credit upon tho skill & l ßn r ' 'Uwrence, its compounder and ottior PUt ji ‘.‘ Ko8ko °” in the van of all ’"edcines of the presont day.— Nk lMxly Journal, Lee. 11, ,1809. T * BS ™*’ S abridged, New li.urs the otn ! )tTION - —die traveler at on tl.n I ! '" a £ azesw ith rapture up tecurr, on^oUß dome, and upon each some 7 Mt something new, new feature he had not seen h^ ster’ nw 13 , lth the student of Web almost ,ener lle turns over its adiuirafi.m - eSR P* I *? o *' the more his be suiicrfl 13 C lal enged l . It would merito ,'f, U v ? US 40 B P oak in detail of the WinJln Brent work ; yet it would its ’ Vrr wor,lto ° much ia * Us o—C/xarlesto,, C.) Gazette. IGoon Thinks. —ls you have any money go and buy some of tho good things at Thomos’s, if you have none, go, it will do you good to think how they taste. A Ctjir.l. To the tax pavers and citisens of Terrell co: The ouuty Treasurer of your county re- OOOg as having had It ole 0 from him a small Tiu Box, which he savs con'allied about, elev en hundred slid eighty dollirs of oorin'y funds, which, he says, wss laken from our ■*fi* at our place ot hu-loess some time since, all of which most emphatically de nv. If the B>x has been stolen at all it has been rioue bom tho Treasurer and not fi-oni our safe. He kept a small tin Box in our sale which was locked and he carrying the k* y. We had Do.hing to do with his box at all as It se> in the most obscuro part of th • Sale. Whenever lie came and asked for our Safe key we always gave it to him j he had bee access at alt times. There ha* been more It 1" >IOO,OOO dollars in our Sale during the winter—not a dollar ever lost, before. We have never no iced the Safe to see whether ihis box was in it. or no', as sometimes he hid carried it home with him. This is a daik aff.ir, and suspiciou must ftest. upon iont« one, and we aie not disposed to Hi bolder it. Therefore, »c earnestly appeal to every good cit'zeu of his county to investigate the mat t r'o the fullest extent. We have nothing to conceal. We make this appeal to you, •fOm the fact that we arc placed in an awk wa-d si'ua'ion before you. We have sulfi oi. nt proof o show the box was list ia the P' awssion of the Treasurer. We intend to investigate the matter totb fullest ex'enl, and -how up the parly who fi rs been guilty of so rnesn an act This is the second litne rite Sou. Treasurer has lust th. couniy funds, and if the authoritie* of the county do not take. Some aotion upon it be fore, we shall present rite whole ma'tet to the Giaod Jury of yvurxnnnty, in M ty next W’c write in jnst.ee to ~o'li*o!ves atid our character, and shall hold out selves resoon-i --ble for w hat *e siv. Very Respectfully, I.OYL/i’s.S A GRIEFIN- W. J. Adams <t Go , hove opnneu anew Bar-room. See Adv.-r Lenient. La Rue’s Minstrels. — Of tho morits of this Troupe the Augusta Chronicle says : This great minstrol troupe opened at the Theatre last night, and were greeted by a full house. All anticipa tions which we had formed of them were fully realized. They deserve tlieir reputation of being one of the best minstrel companies in the country. With a good orchestra, though not so full as it might bo, and a fine corps of artists, their performance has been signalized by success Signor Ricardo undoubtedly merits his title of “the great.” Asa male prima donna he is a little ahead of anything that we an ticipated. His voice is astonishing in it3 clearness and feminine sweetness. Hugh Hainall boast of a sweet voice, full of patoos, feeling and melody. Stevie Rogers is the best clog dancer that we ever saw. The flageolet solo of Monsieur Louis, was wonderful. Tho other members of the troupe are fully up to their parts, and the whole form quite a pleasant entertainment. Savannah. A- day in this growing city led us to believe that our merchants could do quite as well there in their purchases as they might do farther north. Cotton is still declining, and it is reas-liable to suppose that goods will decline also; then buy small stocks, and buy often. Go in person to buy first stock and make arrangements, to order, afterwards, and in five days from time you order you have what you want. We were assured that all tho different wholesale houses would be prepared to sell the many different kinds of goods that a.-e required to make up a stock of goods for tho country mer chant. The houso of Orff Watkins & Cos. are offering one of the largest stocks of Staple and Fancy dry goods, ever brought to the South, ami at low prices, “so we think. Messrs. Einsten Eckman & Co’s stock of Boots and Shoes is large and complete, and they defy competition in the way of stylo aud price of goods Wo cannot name the many houses, that are doing a wholesale business, hut simply say, to those who have not visited Savannah since the war, that it xvouid surprise them to see the perparatiou made to do business with interior merchants. Pass Him Around.— About ten days ago a man named Britton, claiming to be a member of a firm called Calhoun & Britton, got up a number of busi ness cards for hotel Registers. He contracted with tho Franklin Printing House to print throe Registers to be preseated to tho hotels in the city.— When one was completed-ho called and paid for it. He then proceeded to collect for the cards, and afterward called at the Franklin and ordered tho other hooks sent to him at the hotel, and he would pay for thorn. lie can not bo found, and has mysteriously disappeared. Mr. Toon has ordered the books to he completed and pre sented to the hotels, notwithstanding being swindled out of tho pay- H any of the advertisers have not paid, they can do so to Mr. Toon. Wo learn that Britton has also been op erating in the same manner iu Ten nessee. Pass him round. MARRIED. FENTRESS— SESSION.— Married. by the Rev G. T. Embry, on tb" 24'h of Feb, Rev. H. 0 Fentress, of the So. Ga. Conference, ml Miss A. 8 Session, Daughjtfr of'he Rov; J. J. Sessions, of Terrell countv, Ga. Died, At his residence, Dear Kingston, Bartow m., G».. of Drops V of the heart, on Feb., Col. F. A. Hu'on, in the 60th year of; bis age. Market Report. Dawson, March 3 —Cotton dull ; best grades, 20c. Bacon sides, 10fo; Shouldero, 16ic. Corn, $1.50 Macon, March Ist —Cotton, 21c. New York, March 2d, 3, r.M.—Cot ton, 23c. Gold 10 Special .Voltcot. PAl* HIM.tR. We link •ttentiou to this unrivaled Family Medicine, The J <(i« Killer is, by universal consent u.lowed to have won lor itself a reputation unsurpassed in ih*» histoiy of rnedieiual prep riiationn. Its inniMutaneoua effect in ihe et»* nre eradication and exiinctiou of Pain, in all iia various founa incidental to the human family, and the unsolicited written and Ter hal testimony of the masses in its favor have heeu, and atf, iu own best advertisement. For evidence in favor of the Pain Killer for Ministers’ Sore Throat or Bionchilis, read the following : Gkxts —•The Pain Kilter has been a con stant occupant of our houte for over two years, and a portion of the time it has been the only medicine under our roof. Hardly ever do 1 have my children complain of be ing sick, without having tnem ask ia the same sentence for Pain Killer. Foi several veais before 1 became acquain ted with the P.;in Killer, I had suffered a steal deal from an affection in my threat,’ j thought by some physicians to be Bronchi tis, bv othets to be what, is callel Ministers Sor** Throat. At one time it was so severe dm I was obliged to give up preaching Within a fe*v months aper 1 had become ae qnainted wi h the Pain Killer I had another a tack from that distressing complaint. I tried mv new-sou 'd medicine, and, to my asroritsoment and and« light, it produced a won derttilly soothing iff ct. In a short time I who'ly relieved. Since that time I have ad a number of a*tacks of *h*» same nature md he Pain Kill- r has always afforded me relief one year since, tny wife be came suoj- il'o severe suffering from Rlieu niatism ; our icsort, as u<ual, w.ts »o the Pu n Killer, which would always relieve her. I have no time now to sav more, as I could with a hearty good will, and alwavs have dono, in pranv f the Pain Killer. If tins hastily wri»ten letter, in commendation ot Perry Davis’valuable medicine, will be ol any service, you ar * at liberty to do with it n s you please. Very truly yotf s, FD iAR CADY, Owatowna, Mm n., Missionary of ihe A. B. Home Mis. Society- Sod bv JaNES A LoYLE*SS, Dawson, imc 3, 4 . ALUM'S ME BALSAM TUK REMEDY LllK CURING Consternation. Cough*. itronrhilis .Islhnut .hid Croup. AS AX KAPKCTORaNT IT 1C IS JTO CQf.tr. It is composed of the active piiociples of roots and plains, which are chemically ex tracted, so as to retain all their medical qual ities. Jliuislcrs sum! Speaker* Who are so often articled with throat dis eases, will ()nd a sure remedy in this Balsam. L>z»Dges and waiters sometimes give relief, but this Balsam taken a lew limes, will ensure a permanent cure. Will all those affected with coughs or cons sumption, give this Balaam a fair trial, they will be pleased with the result, and confess tb it the snac remedy is found at last. 11 is Hold 15v sill Druggists. SOLD BY JAN#B & LOYLA’SS, Dawson, lu’cb 3, 4ir. Rheumatics, Listen and Learn Prof. Kaylon, tbe popular ami celebra ted manufacturer of Kaytou’s Oil of Life, tbe best and surest linament for rheumatism known, lias uow discontin ued bis tr vels throughout the States to -ee the lame and (be cripple, and those iiberwiso affbeud by rheutnu'ism, or neuralgia, or pains iu the side, &<;., fi r h argues, and well too, that the people •an cure themselves without him by u ng his Oil of Life; the virtues of vhich ate universally acknowledged.— Some people were foolish enough to liink fiom the swift and speedy cures made on the spot, before their eyes or their friends, that the Pr less r’s hands were bewitched, but we assure all that the sterliug virtue lies only in tbe O I of Life and good rubbing For rheu matism, neuralgia, pains in the back, j nnts or s'des, or wherever a liniment may be used that Kayton’s Oil of Life is acknowledged as great aDd without an equal, giving the patient ala oat in stantaneous relief by one rubbing For sprains or bruises, it has also been used with marked success. Kaytou’s Dyspeptic Pil's. purely veg •table, are an excellent cathartic. Mc- Kesar.n & Robbins, wholesale agents, New York. Jacob Lippuan, Prop’r, Wholesale Drug II iuhc, Savannah. Ttt to.fsi.niTi The Advrtiscr, having been restored to heath in a few weeks, by a very simpe remedy, alter having suffererd se’vera years with a severe ling affection, and that dread disease, Consumpeiou— is anxious to make kuowu to his feow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he wi send a copy ol the prescription used (free ofehagre,) with the direr* tions for preparing au»l using the same, which tin y will lind a sure cure for Consumption. Asth ma, Bi'owbitis, etc. Y’hc object of the advertiser in sen ling the Prescription is to benefit the afflict ed. and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable; aud he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it wil cost them nothing, ami aiav prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, willplenscad dress Kev. KPYVAUD A. WILSON. je-J:ly Williamsburg, Aiugs county, N. Y K&RORS OF UTOITTH J who giltferfd for years from Nervous Debility, Prema'itre Decay, and al! lh« e-ff'-cts of vouthlul indiscretion, will, for the sake ot suffering humanity, “end free to all wh’« need it, the eceipt and directions for making the simple reniedv by which he was .■nred. Suffered* wishing to profit by the ad vestDer’s experience, can do so by address ing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B OGDEN, UDf3;ly No. 42 Cedar afreet,'N.Y ir » inr'Eii risfj.fiE.m Plantation Supplies On Tim© I •yyr E are now selling Planters thcii Supplies on Time, for J/- con or Savannah Paper. We invite the attention' of Planters ol Southwest Georgia to our law pr’ces. JOIINQN, CAMPBELL & CO. m’ch 3,3 id. New Bar AND lAilliai'd. Saloon. South Side Cuhlic Satmre, next door to Ureer 9 Simmons. Out Bir will be supplied with tine liquors, and we intend and will have good or dt . r . ir. j. .to.t.ns a co. m’ch3,tf. MASONIC HALL I Tuosday, March 15th, Tht Camon* and Original LA RUE’S MINSTELS! BRA S BAND & BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE ! Th« mosts upenilous organization ixtui t, riuinbeiing eighteen clstoigu'slied Artists The lit ins ot a Uemispheir, and Prime Mm islers, Teipriohor-, Wit, Sentiment ami Op era Houle. Monarch* of the Profession. The best Negro Delhiialors and Comedians. The Most Pleasing Quintette of tV enlists. The most distinguished lnatrumentalieh and dancers. The fame attached to this company has led them on in triumph, and rendered them a enpv sot »H others. THE UK EAT KICAKDO Only male arlist living with u pine Suprano voice. «. A. 4. TALBOTT. The best end man in the world. HE 1,1. Y REDYES, The best plantation darkey in the universe. STEVIE KOUKKS, • Best Cog-Dancer living. III'U(I IIA U ALL, tttianipion B illad Singer. .VC. IH.TI.i 1 DEE, Solo Teuor. La ICiir's Original Spimalloii. SUOOPLY, ) TALK)rr & l A'HOOFI.Y. SHOO KLY, J ItOGA’RS, j i’HOO FLY. Admission SI.OO. Reserved Seats for sale at the Hall during the and iv. m’ch 3,2 w ‘ PHAT BOY,” Agt. tPRINj TRADE. WE are now receiving SPRING GOODS, and will add, MONTHLY, to our Stock the Latent of Qoodp FoR CcIEXS AND cnicn re.y's Ji'c.tn. Will also keep FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE k BURNEY & NELSON m’cb3,tf. $25 Reward—Lost Mule. Strayed, or s olen, from mv plintation, on the night of the 28th Feb- one lilack M ire .Ifule, medium size, with no peculiar m,nk. except a small scar on the shoulder caused by tho wearing of a collar—onlv one shoe on. and that iu (rout. 1 will pav >25 lor the delivery of the mule at Farnum & Sharpe’.- I.iverr Stable, and il stolen, will pay >SO for the thief with evidence to convict. Address, J. P. ALFIIIA'ND, m’ch 3,2 w. Dawson, Ga. GET THE BEST. tejteft lijiabfidged bictiojiaq. 10,000 n ortb and ■instiling'* nut in utlier Dictionurl«s. 3000 Engravings ; 1840 Pages , Quarto; Price >l2. Glad to add my testimony in Its favor. Tren t Walker of Harvard. Evcrr scholar knows its value VP. U. Prescott, the Historian. The most complete Dictionary of the Language. Dr. Dick of Scotland. The best guide of students of our Language. John (I. Whittier. He wil! transmit 111. name to latest posterity. Chahcellor Kent. Ett mnlogical part surpasses any tiling by earlier laborers, George Bancroft. Bearing relation to Language /'rincipia does to Philosophy. Elibti iiurritt. f'xocls all others iu defining scientific terms. £ President Hitchcock So far as 1 know, best defining Dictionary. Horace J/aun. Take it altogether, the surpassing work. hinart, the English Orthoepist. A necessity to overv intelligent family, stu dent, teacher and professional man. What library is complete viiihoutihe best English Dictionary ? WEBSTER'S NATIONAL PICTORIAL DICTIONARY lij4o Page, Octavo. 600 Engraving*. Price $6 00 The work is really a gem of a Dictionary, just the t.h ; ng for the million,— American Educational Monthly. Published by G. &- 0. MERRIA3Y. Spring field, Mass. Sold by all Booksellers. To All out of Employmet, $1,500 to S3OOO per pear can be re aiized bv energetic and intelligent men, in securing at once an Agency lor the best, and most popular beeks ever published. This i-- a rare opportunity for making money and doing good. Clergymen, disabled soldiers, and all others wanting an Agency will please apply, for further particulars, to J. C. DERBY, Southern Publishing Agency, Cor. Reynold and Jackson Sts., Augusta, Ga. NIGHT FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Socthwestkrn Railroad Cos. Office, ) Macos, October 8, 1869. f ON and after Sunday night, OetobeF lOth, inst., this Company will run a nigrt Freight and Accommodation Train between Macon and Eufaula, every night except Sat urday night, connecting at Slhithvil'e with Albany, and at Culhbcrt with Fort Gaines ac commodation trains, as follow*: L-avc Macao, 8:25, p. m ; arrive at Eufaula, 11, a. ni. ; Leave Eufaula, 7:18 p. m. ; arrive at J/acoii, 9:10 a ro. Up train for J/acon passes Dawson at 11 p. tn. Down Traio lor KufaUlapxsaeaDawsouSa.nl. Regular inai trams run as hetelofore. VIRGIL POWERS, octl4;tf Engineer A SupYJeut. £ 9SKOO! THE GREAT REPUTATION Which Koskoo has attained in all parts of the cnuntiv AS A GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE, And the Large Numbers of Testimonials which are constantly being received from Phy sicians, and persons who hare nuKs’i i;axo by ; ts use, is conclusive proof of its rkmahka- DI.K TALUK. AS A lll.OOI) PCICIFIEK, MT H./S J O t’QPJf,, nKINO POSIT! V K L Y THE MOST POtVKKFUI, VEGETABLE AI.- KATIVE YET DISCOVERED. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. “The life of the fl -sh is the Blond," is a Scilptural maxim that science proves to lie true. The people talk of bad blood, as ihe cause o! many diseases, aid like many popular opinions.this of had blood is founded in truth. The symtoms of bad blood are usually quite plain—bad Digestion-causes imperfect nutri tion, and consequently the circulation is fee ble, ihe solt tissues loose their tone and elas ticity,and the tongue boeomes pale,broad,and frequently coverd with * pasty, white coat. This condition soon shows itself in roughness of the skin, then in krcptivk and ulckhativk diseases, and when long continued, results in serious lesions of the Brain, Liver, Langs, or urinary apperatus. Much, very much, suffer ing is caused by impure blood. It is estimated by some thal one fifth of the human fanj.ly are i (feted with scrofula in some form. When the Blood is pure, you are not. so liable to any disease. M any imputities of the Blood arise from impure diseases of huge cities. Eradicate every impurity from the fountain of life, and good spirits, fair skin and vital strength will return to you. i AS A LIVER INVIGORATOR ! STANDS UNRIVALLED. Being the only KNOWN Medicine that kfficikntly stimulates and coiihkcts the hepatic secrciionss ltd functional dkuanok mk.nts of the Lima, without Dkiuliiatino the system. Wide it acts freely upon the Liver instead of copious purging it gradually changes the discharges to a perfectly natural s.aic. SYJ/TOMS OF LIVER GO.V/’L.VINT AND OF SOME OF THOSE DISEASES PRO DUCED BY IT. A sallow or yellow color of the skin, or yellowish brown spots in tho lace and other parts of the bod); dulness anil dmwsinesa, s imetimes hea.lacht; bitter or bad taste in the mouth, internal heat; in many cases a dry, leasing eougl; unsteady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with a raising of the food; a bloated or lull feeling about the stomach and side-; aggravating pains in the sides, back, or brea-t, autl about the shoulder ; constipation of the bowels; piles, flatulence, colduess of the extremities, lie. KOSKOO I Is a remedy of Wonderful Efficacy in the cure <»f disease* of the Kidneys and Bladder. In these Affections it is as near a specific as any remedy can be. It docs its woi k kindly , si • lenity aud smelt/. The Relief which it at ioiua id bo;h certain and perceptible. DISEASES OF Til# KIDNEYS ASb ULhbi/Eii. y J ersoDß unacquainted with the structure itnd functions of the Kidneys cannot esti mate the importance of ih«ir healthy action. Regular and aullioient action of the Kid> i>e\ s id as important, nav, even more bo, ihttu regularity ol the bowtl*. The Kidneys remove from the Blood those effete matters which, if permitted to remain, would speed ily destroy life. A lotal suspension of the urinary discharges will occ&*ion death from thirty-six to lony-eight hours. When ihe Uriue is voidid in small quan tities at the time, or when there is a dispo s.iiou to Uiriate more frcqueuily than natu ral, or wheu the Urine is high colored or scalded with weakue»s in the prnall ot the back, it should not be trifl ;d w ith or delayed, but Hoskoo should be taken at once to rem* edy tbe difficulty, before a lesion of the or gans Lakes place. J/jßt of the diseases of the B udaer o;igin.de from tho e of the Kid neys, ihe Urine being imperfectly secreted in ihe K dueys, prove niiatmg 10 the bladder aud Urinary passages. When we recollect that medicine never reaches the Kidneys ex* cept through the general circulation of tbe blood, we see how necessary it is to keep the Fountain of Life pure. J/cets with great success in the cure of l)i?ea?e? of the pefVoli? Almost nine-tenths of our people suffer from nervous exhaustion, nnd are, therefore, liable to its concomitant evils of mental de pression, confused ideas, sof'ening of the brail), insanity, and complete breaking down of the general health. Thousands are suf fering to-day with brokeu-dow. n ovous systems, and, unfortunately, tobacco, alco hol, late hours, over-work, (mental and physical,! are causing diseases of the ner vous system to increase at a fearful ratio. The symptoms to which dis aees of the nervous system give rise, may be stated as follows : A dull, hea-v feeling in the head, sometimes more or less severe pain or head ache ; Periodical Headache, Dizxines-, Noises or Kinging iu the head ; Co.ilu-ion ot Ideas; Temporary loss ot Memory; D jeo lion ol Spirits : Starting duiing sle-p ; Bad Dreams ; Hesitation in answering que-tious ; Dulness ol Hearing ; Twitching of the Face and arms, &e., which, ts not promp'ly treat ed, lead to Paralysis, Delirium, Insanity, ltu potcncy, Apoplexy, &c. Mmk®® ! NO T a secret qitock remedy. Formal* around p»eh bottle. Recommended bv the best Physician*, ?m : nent Divines, Editors, Druggists, al/erchan's, Ac. The Best aud Most Popular Medicine in use. PREPARKD ONLY DY J. J, LAWRENCE, M. D., Organic Chemist, Laboratory and office, No. 6, Main Street, NORFOLK, VA. Price, ONE DOLLAR Per Battle. £39” Eon talc by Druggist, Ereryntherc Jfarch 3, ly. | JU. CLARKE'S LONDON REMEDIES. “FOR SPKCIAL COMPLAINTS.** DR. CLARKS INVIGORATOR glvit strength to the aged aud debilitated ; it is especially designed for young men who have wasted their vigor by excesses of every kind, and nil persons whose system, rave h route weak by imprudence are completely featured by its use. Pric- One Dollar. DR CLaRK’B PURIFIER cleanses the blood from all impitrl ies, such as Scrofula, Syphilis, Mere-n itti Rheum ni.-tu, llumots ol every sort, Bail breath, Offensive Fer.-pira tion, Find Feet, t’a-arrh, Discharges ftotti the Ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling ol the Hair, Ulcers, Roils, Pimples, Blotches, and all diseases of the Lungs aud Digestive Or gans. Pi ice One Dollar. DR CLARK’S PANACAA, relieves pain of every description ; Headache. Earache, Toothache, Stomachache, liackache, Pain in the B'esst and Limbs. It is an invaluable remedy in all nervous disorders, sod no lam ily should be without i'. Puce One D Hut. DK CLARK’S ELIXIR sit oetlain cure for a weakness of the Gcnito-Urinary O'gans, and diaebaiges of a inucco-puruleiit nature, Lencoorhea, Gonorrhea, Spermatorrhea, and Beininal Weakness, are upeedtly cured by its use. Price One Dollar. Dr. CLARK’S Regulator, for r emales only, guaranteed to correct all special Irregulari ties and difficulties of Single Ladies. Mar ried Ladies ate cautioned not to use it when in a certain condition, as its effects would be too powerful. Price One Dollar. All of these celebrated remedies are pre pared I rout Fluid Extracts under Dr. Clark's iminediete supervision, and are warranted fresh and pure. All afflicted persons should send a carefully written statement of their ailments to Dr. Clark, and he proper remedy will be sent promptly to their address. Dr. ('lark can be consulted personally at his of fice, and will furnish all the uecessaiy ac commodation* to patients who place them selves under bis care. All letters addressed I)R. CLARK. Office No. 10 AMITY Street, New Y'ork City, (near Broadway.) nt'ch S, Iy. latent M!etalic Wi’ITE WIRE CLOTHES LINE. Every Cttmilg should have one. Ist- Hecause it never soils clothes — Rope Line will; 2d. Because your clothes never freeze to it; 3rd. Be cause it never rots or wears out—Rope will ; 4’h. B cause your clothes are never torn, which is done on lenoes ; 5 h IJ«cau c e you oever have t> taka il down; fitb. lJ'oause it is twenty times cheaper than Rope Line—it will last your li’e time, nod alwavs ready. Call on K B- LOYLEaS, Agent, at Loyless & Griffin’s, and gut one at once. N B —Mrs. Loyle.s has one that hag been inconstant, use for mute tJkan two years, in the weather all the time, and says she would nut be without it ten times the 00-t. ut’ch 3,1f. NEW PHOTOGRAPH Gallery* (Her IK, (!. taplejs’ Store. mHE undersigned would re«p> ctfully in -1 farm the ei izens of Dawson, and public generally, that he hit* just opened a First Class Gallery, for a brief period, where he ia prepared to produce anv stvle Photograph, front the smallest Carte de Visile tip to Life-Size Portraits. Persons desiring good Picture o , that will compare favorably with those of the best Galleries in the State, are requested to call soon, ns we have other engagements to meet. Pictures taken on cioudv just as well as fair days, provided it is not raining. La dies are requested to let their Drapery be as dark as possible, on calling to sit for their Negatives. Doors opeti from half-past 8 o’clock, a.m., until half-past 3, pm. No money taken at the door, but a small collection taken in the Gallery from hose orderior pictures. J. AV. HURT. Jan 20, If. I> A AV SON CARRIAGE FACTOR! THOS. J. HART, Pro., AND >1 ANIIFACTUItEB OF CARRIAGE & BUGGIES or i: i */:a r nrscniTMOaV. Patterns adjusted to suit the most improved Style*. We keep on hand Northern and Eastern work which we will sell at lowest cash prices. Jun. 20 t ly. Pesler & Dickson Cotton Seed FOR SALE, OR TO EXCHAYG/? FOR Common Seed. LOr/,ESS ft- GH/FFI.V, Jan 2t), 2m. JUST RECEIVED; 3/S barrels Chesapeake Guar.o! 11l ILL keep constantly on hand a W large q tanti'v of the above Fertili r..;r; also, the S iUi CO Iff. *nd other Gu«(108. For prices, &»•., call on roe at i»y office, at John A. Fulton's W#reJiMM». C. G. FARMER. D»waoa Ga, Nuvncbet 4-4 m LtbML AUVfcftHSffitjTSr * NOTICE. 1.-'ssex E. M. Botsford, widow of C. T U Botsford, has applied for exemption •f personalty and realty and valuation of Homestead, and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock, a.m., on the 1 0. h day of March, inat., at my office iu Dawson, Ga. mar S,2w. T. M. JONES, O-d. I ' IIORGK, Terrell C ounty : 4 f Where**, H. L Jfoielind has applied for letters of Gu.trdiauabip for Fralk and Lizzie Brim. These are therefor* to cite and admonish all p«rsons concerned, to be and appear at mv office within the time prescribed by law, and allow cause, if any, why said letters should no' he granted. Gtvcu under my hand and official *igtiitu>'e, this February ll'h, 187 tf. T. M. JONES, FYb 17 th, 4t)d. Ord’y. 1 4 EOKUI 4, Terrell County: \ 4 Whereas, Gain, and W. E. Wall ap plies for letters of dismission on tbe estate of Jesse Wall. 7’bese are therefore to cite and admonish til persons concerned, to be and appear at my office wirhin the lime prescribed by law, and show cause, if anv, why said letters should nor be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this Jap. 31st, 1870. Feb. 3rd,3m. T M. JONES, Ortf. n EOKUI/l, Teri-t'l! County : IF Whereas, A. S'lSSt-r applies for letters of di.mission on the estate of S. B. Smith. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persOD* concerned to be and appear at. nay office within the lime prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this January 4'h, ' 870. Jm.f, 3in. T. M JONES, Ord. AUSTELL. INMAN & C 0„ COTTON FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, .Vo. «2, WuUSt.,JTeu> Fork. T. W Powell, Agent, Dawson, Georgia. Jan 13 ( ts. To The Travelling M*ublic. S MARSHALL HOUSE, s.t i ’./j’.n/u, gj. 7’his first-c ! as» Hotel is siiuat.ed on Brough ton street, and is convenient to the business part of the city. Orunibusses and Baggage Wagons will always be in attendance at the v .rious Depots and Steamboat Landings, to convey pissengers to the Hotel. The best Liverv Stable accommodations will be found adjoining the house. Tli* undersigned will spare neither time, trouble nor expense to make his guests com fortable, and n rider this nouse, in every sub stantial particular, equal, at least, to any in the State, The rate of Board has been reduced to >3 00 a dav. A. B. I.rcr, Proprietor. -AriELIOZCsT PIAHOB. Mjijitii'? roiis ?iwi>LiriijHj WW Pnlcnt RcrerM'tl Wooden Agmll'e throughout, rktains the sweetness of the old wocii) Bridge, and obtains the solidity of the MktaL Agraffe, without ils opjkctions. Piileiil Clo in polliixl Wrest Plank which holds the Tuning Pins, in six layers of Maple, nRa i N running differently,— THIS FLANK NFVKK SPLITS. Patent I'ltll Iron Frame concern rates in front of the Tuning Pins, that heretofore daiiaqino Iron (which in other Pianos hurtfully suhhounps the Tuning Pin*,) and “butts" into ihe froLt edge ot ihe Plank and kffkctually resists the twenty tons strain. Patent Diagonal Sustaining Bar part of the Don Frame, next to and paralii with the °tcel snings UNDER HIE OVER STRUNG bass. AFFIDAVIT OF SUPEIIIOR ITY OVER ALL. The First Strictly Impartial Trial ever li<hl, BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAI^T Steinway’s, Chiekering’s, and other Pianos. W I, the undersigned make Oath that at the time of the last Fair of the American In etitntc held in New York, immediately fol lowing the French Exyoeition in Palis, two Piano*, made bv Steimoay & Hun*, one Pi - ano by C’hickering ts: Son*, one Patent A rim. Piano, made by (J. C Manner, and several other maker’s instrument* were tried agaiust each other, by order and under control of ttie Officers ot the Ir,s i't#e, to decide which Piattu on exhibition iD competition should receive the First Premium "as the beet Square Piano known." To obtain an impar tial trial, twice all said Pianos were cater ed with paper*, so tba! one Piano could not be dutivgliehed from another, (during the absence of the Judges,) and twice did they ge lt ct ODe of said Ptauoj «« the best, which, upon uncovering, both time*, proved to be the ssid Patent .1/ ION Piano, awardiag is "The first Premitttn" "over all others for being the best Square Piano known to them." Thit trial was after Chickering it Nona’ Piano had received ihe Legion of Honor and Medal, and Steinway it - Sons, the Medal from Napoleon .‘ and the Judges of said trial were EUVV ARL) MOLLENHAUER, Prof, ol Music, Musical Director aud Originator of the New York and Brooklyn Conservatories ol Music. CHARLES FKADEL, tho eminent and favor iie Composer, and Pianist to his R >yal High ne-s the Due Gustave ol Sal Weimar, Eiten sch. FREDERICK R. BRANDIES, P.ofessorof M usic ; Teacher, of the higher school of Mu sic, Ac., Ac. A.D. BKSKMANN, OrganisS at Cathedral, Jeisey City ; Pumol, &o. Jdlhts Xkchaedt, Robert Kix.okr. lIKNHY MILUSR, < HAKLKB SoLDWEPK!,, ACOCST GRCKNaBKRO R BKSI' Mokfskg, G. C. Mass kb. {lnventor and Patentee of the A rion Piano Forte ) Sworn belore tue t' is 22 I day of Julv, 1869 G. G. TAVLOR. Commissioner of Deeds. The Akion Piano is the ctiKaPKsr, Must CUHaulk. LKasr cot plicated, rtq'iuea less nisiMl and U»U Not get out of Older, it is rue sT«tjrii«tiiii cMut.ro. Write for affidavit, Pamphlet and Circu lar, and state in wh.il Paper you saw this ad vet tisereeni. AG JENTS WANTED m 1 in every City and Town where we have not already appointed them. COVkLL &. CO-. VV:» rcrnoint and Office, Vo. 654 Urwatlway, Jlauiilaclory, Ist & 189 Bow. cry ."lew York.