The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, March 10, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextD 4 WSON JOU K N A!.. ' LOCAL column. " Dealer* iu KorlOiwr* report Fjrt'iitfM . i oe , # .Htol law, *e»- d ' $"1 had far Ute o»ab, or on tune. >nv Spring Goods just Tee^ y 'J 'oKK’S. . ~~ wind* from •he North, ' KA I"r li' »nd ice one rju trier of an inch i--rnng »• “ r « b ‘ V, "« lt lU *buud* oce ‘ - Latest spring stylo of dry goods •2t Taek it Back —ls Barney & Nelson will Jd of .hat fine tobacco Je will recliij tbe m,jUlto U BU ‘' “ St « to “Squire Billy’s," and look at his now good*- The Southern Farm <C* Home, for March, been received, and .8 nil Hut ita friends ’ for “a first class Agrtcultueal Jour tali t ■■■- Fkksu Garden Seed, crop of 18(50, at H. R- Thomas’s. -G- , Tl,« Sw'Mrn CuUitator; for .I/ irch, has c „,ae to hand, and is filled with most bapor uut Agricultural articles. Same Brands. One more lot of that foe Chewing Tobacco just received at Burney & Nelson’s. 2t tu Jaw—On hearing our friend down the street !oI«i 'g 'o someone driving In town, „Y,.sf knowed you’d cum j -si is soon as I „.d you,’’ one of tl 0 office boys remarked, "That mao is like a poor hog—“ail j t*r.” j 10,000 lbs. best Tennessee Hay, at FULTON’S. | Wkb’tkr’b Unabridgkd Dictionary.—This , in b.;vonii doubt ihe best and most complete ; dictioiur* of the English erer pnb*- ! The labor and research bey.owed by j L h,. editors in it-* revision are a;>D«’enr on ev ert p-**’. 4)o the "hole, as a die*ionary and j renodior? of URefnl it et bds | uiihoiit h iiv*l.-.W(»’>'7c Dispatch. “I always think the hotter plan, Ami one that stands the test, Iu shopping or in marketing, Always to buy the best.” If you want the best Cooking Stove, ami tho best Sewing Machine in the world, come and gut them before they are all gone. I have just received a fresh lot of “Barley Sheaf” Stoves, arid genuine “Common Sense ’ Sowing Machines. John A. I'ulton. A Good Huggy, The friends of Ur. T J H >rt had the pleasure, a few and »t« mpt*, of fu ei”g a heggv turned out of hi* shop, that would have dona redit mimy owahlishment .North or S »uth. We fet’l i» a dmy as well as a pleasure to lend our id I *o ho n * a »«l m rec omnvnd nj the II irt bilgiv, we b’lievethit we no-onlv aid him, bm benefit. tho«e vt h > cel i pood sern cable b“fjff, l / Vs we Inv s il before lie w.niums his work i:i evt-rr pnuicnLr. Parh >nkd \S T e or ' plea ted to see imon? the li»t nf p*rd n• 1, or those who**' p *li iai ds hilioe *h ve been "remoV* and, the name of onrwo h (1 rk of t‘e Superior Court John C. K. C!a k, r. (j. W.w imagine tiie Judge would not ru up a very long hv prater to the Good One f«»r pt don.iu. whit he has done io wid in the lebedion, hjt as it i' n*-res*«rv to f o pardoned, *o allow I iui rr» hold ((ti e, wod is the C- un<y can’t, **ll suite >uvh n»on ’o wnhdr.iw to private liv *.e again , are glad the Judge is parv doned. Tine \hr n “Daily Joirval."—We re» wired the P o -us of the ah »ve ti nned piper I wt. week, but the crowd. J state of our columns pi evented is appearance. Howt rer, die first i-suo his reached our *<nctiim, ahii it ia truly a “Jouruar’ ; its welhfilled columns giv ng evidence that pen •nl RC!*«orsl a I been freely and jud'ch used. Themechauic.il * xecuti* n is nil that could he drgrrfed, and withal is a valuable ad difiou to the list of (ieoigia newspipers We »re person illy acqutimed ivi’h some of die fraternity, and know them \, > hr men of talent, energy and bu-iue.ss tuct.. Success to joit, lire!l.ten, and tnav the pecuniary &sos the Journal be in proporiion to the hhor v?l* are.confMCnt will be benowed M i>- on it io nuke it a reliable jiu i readable kcuppiper. Lsßck’s Minstrels.—A very large aud'.ance assembled at St. Andrew’s Sail last night, to witness the inimi t&lle performniices of this talentod tro;;ne of minstrels. As delineators of negro charaetors they have never boeu surpassed, if, indeed, they have over been equaled. The dog dance of t‘vio fingers, and the vocal music of icardo, the only male prima donna in the World, are i iclily worth the price of admission. The vocal powers of •mcardo are certainly very extraordi nary, and are perhaps unoqualed by ®nv man In the world Ihere will be a change of programme *'.* r y evoningy and to secure seats it will be necessary to go early.—* Savon■■ litpublwan thY *2° medicine is rapidly gaining * ® oll jmt'nce of the people, and the numer " eninnoiiials oi its Virtues, given bv prac loners ot medicine, 1. aves no doubt tbit * » safe and reliable .emedv lor IMPURITY ThY' 00 "' UTKR »'«kask, 4c. ’* sat Medical Journal con';lin« an ar- Y' r Plof ' R.S. Niwion, M. D, Prrsi y>° ! ,leE Medical College, city of New live 1 al teinin of icn cura mpi oiir cl pivps a ►pecial rocom .. *! ,,on of KoPkno lo »he pr>»<’.ntiontrs» ol tftdtcine , his is, we believe, ,he fire, in *V er< ‘ vuch medicines have been offi b >’ 11 e cnl'y <*f any ol the unon i'h YY*’*' ar,fl rpfl c'* flfreat credit e „ . P °f Dr. L wrer.ee, its compound o ,i ' "j" P l "* '‘Koskno” in me van ot all 'e mnea “fthe present da g.— Norfolk JoHrnal, Dec 11, 1869. ’ Sfcrct* Os lien If li. , P ! r!,t ' ee p warm, second, oaf reg "UJl? nnrl slow'y, third, take early ah V T y Bl, PP ers . fourth avoid undu« emit, meat, wheiliei of body r mind, fitq, keep a clean Rkin , sixt > s’ I'enty "f s|e pat night; -eventh : ’ eer ful and respec able compu keep out of debt; ninth, not ' our on thinp:H you do n Y, ' en 'k, mind your own bu.i s> e eventh, don’t set yourself up suht 3 Blm, fi«r of any kind ; twelfth, ilrao' 6 io9 :' y: tb ' rteun “-h, avoid • * Even my Lamp. Anotiikr lD;prnurAN Papkr*—Oommnu hei si* ia the Uiiiiic of a in*w weekly H p *♦»!?— 0..n paper, tie publuu'iou c»f »hu-i. will Hhortly be ut 11 ivvkinsviile, ii this S*Hto, bv Dr. 8. V B.lter & Cos. Iu •heir prospect dp, the publishers sav ! 4 *T!ie subscribers, having loam and from pcriencc that this viulnitv \s fndlv in ruc.iof a liulo Ooiumcn Aense in fhc w.»v ol a pt ic'i* cal newsp per, hi ve Jem mire I to trv lh .> .'iitpftui-e ami (cat the cjintitiiin wlietltcr common B'lise can fio spprccisteii iu ilii -n 'line* or not, and therefore proo'is.: to pub. linli a weekly newsp ipc*r under the eon ore hemrive tide of Oimnmm S -usu. - At Hr*. Where is your fighting A’Jitor, liio. Buul l.v, that you submit tu sueli insinuations aa the above * (h arc you at all sensitive ? It so you have sufficient cause to *'go sor 1 ' that fellow. Take care, though, arid if you at tempt a defence let it be open and manly,— you know how easy “them fellers” are to yell out, “Ku Kiui.’’ Reconstiiuctbd Gbougia.—Forney : tells lfto iollowing falsehood : I ton of tire lion. Fo. ter Blodgett was on a visit to ihe town of Dawson to enter iu | lo contract wiih a utau to niar.ulaciure there ; fiity railroad Cars for one ot tire Cieorgi i rail ; roads. While seated iu Iris hotel one eve ning a stranger approached and sad, ‘Your | name is Biuugeti, I believe,’ R ceiviug an i alfi mative reply, he continued: •! «ni (ti üby, editor of the J?nly county N<.w«.' ! Whercu(oil young Blodgett arose to gieeti the stranger, when lie was warned off. (Jm b_y turned round and called our. to a premia euous crowd, *Ara there any Ku-klux Ip-ref Tweuiy or more p rsons responded 'Yes; but there is no sul j- c'. to opeiate on.’ ‘ Yes there is,’ said liiuoy ; ‘here is the brst kid of a sutiji-ut—a sou cl Foster Blodg-tt.’ Be coniiuoed bv telling ilr. Blodgett that ‘his skin would be stieicfed on a pole before morning.’ Tutough the intervention of the siienff, Vlr. Biodgett escajied fiom the town m.houk sufl'ering any bodily harm.” Jlr. A. Jl. Speights. It will bo ween from toe following order that the .Proprietor of the TEI.LIGE.nCEK PUS employed lu e ol the Urithn ikur, us bdperiu teiulePt over tlid NeviM, J . b, U,udciy, mid Press Departments, with tiie au poivisory power over tt e city deiiveiy and Uiu mailing ol the paper, and such oibei service ns the Proprietor may re quire in tiis business. rnisarrurigefiieut, with M r.Speights wo hope, will prove beueticial to the in'.ores.s of the InteluatNCisK and its patrons Will our lr.uDds help us ? wo shall sue. Umce Atlanta Intelmoencek > Atlanta, ha., Alai eh lot, lS7d ) Mr A. Al. Upeujhts: \\ hi lake charge ns Superintendent ol the News, Job, iaintleiy, and Press *i p.,i ttitcuts 111 my utii. e, and the su v.hi ii ol Ihe Aitdaiig Dcpaitmel.l, iu ciudlug llieUli) De.lVeiy ..I this paper and such otner Business -s tt.uy it'om tune lo lime he leqdied by lue Pro pi id. r. Ino employ t-t s m su.d De pai imeiits menlhm-d, will take notice and respect Air. Speights as fsupenu teudeiJi, until lui liter notice. jAtttl) law la \\ UXTAKKIt. Culoitizuiiuu iu UiMzil.-llc lursa of American Colonidu— Vi hyllttAciieuiu « as iiot suo rnsi!!!- i's.i B i i-h s'eu'acr lUkaia, Cup ain \V it.-ri, v. iati strived at Qtu ant uc . u S-luuiay, f;. si li ) de Jaociro. eitne up to tl.c 1 y air) aiichorci if tu u. i lery yc-.er.iiv afi l‘b on. till u ali - iron vca. el. -f teig rig, With sort t? pro poller, and i. ‘272 feet in length. Tie Ittkuia belongs ia ibe 15 -.zdiau briuch f ui Bn i-ii llqai .M.li set vice, hu was evgagei ii-r toe present occa-i m by tli’e Br. z.iian Governuieut to cany 120 ot tbo emigrau s IV iu ifiu Sou fi tl States -if ibis Ui ian, who s u.'bt o; et t, i tinir cniiditiuD iu the Ur z iian iim pjie 1; wi;i be icmcmbtreil that wueu t.i.: war olt setl many pi •j- ts cd c•! ti - z .tion abroad were pul t itli bv c* riaiu ciassei of the S. uili, such as tbo Cordo va scheme if the 1• te General Prince, i‘o 7)Lcxic). &and. The col. uiziiii.n in Braz I, however, was proitrud by the disc titeuit dos ihoGuit !S aus. Cer taiu pur’i'S in ‘.bis city fed ihe excite ment by picturing to tbs would-be col onists ihe libera ry of the imperial gov ern tn- ut arid no faculties for raising cotton, c ff e, in Brazil, vtiih sUv iMbcr. In this way, numbers ot Soutb ,.ria families were persuaded to abandon their country, and escape the oppres iou which they c nc uded was to follow up on tb ir surrender. The m.j irity of ihcss families were entirely deceived as to the real prospect for col .nists in Brazil; us this they now complain bitterly, and they add, that nnx dup with them were numbers of pouog men from ibis city, and other seaboard ciii s, who not only robbed and mil rea'td thiir fellow emigrants I but brought suspicion on the whole j body afar landing. In the trunks of some of those vagabond*, on search at | the B aziiian Cumohi House, were found burg.ars tools and deadly weapons.— j Many of the rascals were at length en n-ted in the allnd army, but ibe shrew der ones com on need at once 'heir nefa rious operations in the towus of the ernpiro. The proccidiugs of these fel lows soon forced the bu-iuess met to refuse having any irao-ac ions wuh.-ueli of the colonists as weie without means, ('he consequence was that, large num bers were tore dto live as best they ciuld in H o, until at leugth the Brazil tau Government found it best to send them back to this coun'ry. The pas s ngcis by the Rokaia arc among the most worthy They suffered from the !t dd snap yesterday, as they were total ly unprovided witu winter clothing, >l k ugh ibe ffin rs of the vessel did all m tbi ir power to make them comf 'rta (i c. Tucy stale that the persons bav mg means who went to lJtaz 1 have •elf done well, especially thnss who set- j lied in the D par aienf of Bao Palo. ] Nearly all ot tb. se last steer and cb ar of agents in 'hi- ci'y and New O' atn. The pss-eoc. rs I the B ikai . w ill be landed I is morning, wheu U e s':aroer will pinned 10 M ..tin’s stores. Brouk lin. Teacher : Boy at the foot, spell ad mittance.” I li.'V : “Adm i t-t u n-c-o, odmit t*nc«" ~ I Teachur: “Give tho definition. Boy: ‘Fifty on is, u ggers and | chilitron ball pricu,” I'ire iu Uacou. A d-struitif. fir. o mured in Maocn on Ir.lty uighi la t We «,t tie (o ov j ™ r , 1 1,1 ‘"* ‘T‘he a o flagratioa train ths TuLffitiifk ILmtnjer: Ihe one tinny brio* siojn house be j lar gng (n 8.-zman & Dickinst.n, on . bird sir.-. t, o .r- cr of the alley and ad j .i: ine (Jo! 11 ia«* Hi Sou’s warehouse, was ' y l'“‘ , ri yed l ist evening between i and fj n clonk Th t building was ic tui ied by Air Jj, ]•] kin, dry gi-ids and j clothing merchant, nd by ihe firinnf Newt m, Ijiplard Si Cos., family groo r--, :wo i lud nc oily bought out Mr W. I- x Mr Elkin, who is uow in Kew York,lost his entire stuck of goods, wi h the exception nf a few aruistul his olerki and others carried out lathe few briei umm.'Bis it was possible to enter (hr burning building. His loss is about ?8,000, us tiis stuck was low aud li spring goods had not yet arrived. No in-us aiico. Mt-srs Nctvton, Lipford &, Cos., also lost their enure slock with ihe excep (ion of a cask of bacon, a few sacks of fl .ur, etc. Their slock was also very ; baht, and they will not ioso over §3,000. No iusurat ce. The building was insured, wo under stand, fur 000, but wc did not learn in what com; any The fi-e originated in the grocery store awhile aft r dark from a barrel of rxurora oil. M', Newton had gme to the bvirel to draw some of (he oil, at tended bj’ a negro who was holding a candle or lamp for him, and while the oil was being drawn it took tiro lr,.m tho liglu iu the negro’s baud, as he was holding down near the stream. In a twinkling the barrel exploded and tho w hole inside of tho store was iu flames. There was oear rhe barrel of oil a lot of whiskey which also mipoediately ro k fire, ana buru- and with great rapidity and intensi y, so touch so that it was iiopo.- sible to save vny nf the stock. The building f. rmed the North-east corner of the warehouse, ami it w-.s only by the nolle and gallant tS' rts f our firemen that, the warehouse, with its 3 000 or 4,000 bales of cotton, was not e losumed. The roof of tbe ware house adj .ining the burning building, repca'ediy caught fire, but ihe co'tou in that part of tfce yard was quickly rolled away, and not a hale destroyed and alter getting the out of the way, the pipemeu had a fair field to ex tinguish tbc fire as it broke through th eave of the warehouse. A Wa- inngtoo official rrce itlv wound up an after-diutier speech with this Shaksnm rian tl duration— “ What’s [hie] Cuba te me, or me to [hie] 0'..),, •• AIARKKTS. Co'tou is still dccliniug in all the American markets, but no great difference iu prices in Liverpool. In our marltf's tiie host grades would commiiul 18c; Bacon Sides 19a: Shoulder lfije, L trd 23c ; Corn 1-50 ; Flour from B‘o 11 per bhl. Nkw Yobk, J/aieiiDih. —Collin 2!J ; Gold 11158. Louisville, March B'h —Provi-inns duil ; B .efin iS loulders 12c; Sides lof; L trd 18-J. Corn 92. iiVEiipr.OL, March Bth.—Cotton dull up lands 1 Id S-f t: cia / »Yoi sees • FA IV hi 1.1. FR. We nsk ailention to this unrivaled JY’xiniil.y >letiicine. The Pain Killer is, by universal consent allowed to have won for itself a .reputation unsurpassed in the hi,-tory or medicinal prep arations. Ps instantaneous effect in the en tire eradication and extinction of Pain, in all its various to-ms incidental lo the human laniilv, and the u.isolici oil written and ver hat testimony of the masses in its favor have been, and ale, its own best advertisement. Far evidence in favor of the Pain Ruler for Minister*’ Soie Throat o Bronchitis, re.ff the following : Gjwts.—The Pain Killer ha 9 been a can s'ant occupant ot our house for over two years, and a portion of ibe lime it. has br< n the only medicine under our roof, Hardly ever do 1 have my children corr.pUin of be ing sick, without having them ask ia the same sentence for Pain Killer. For several veaia before I became acquain »ed with the Pain Killer, I had suffeied a great deal fiom an affection in my throat,’ thought by some physicians lo bo Bronctii lis, bv others to be what is called Ministers Sore Throar, Atone time it was so severe lint I was obliged to give up preaching Within a fe-v months after I had bacorno ac quainted with the Pain Killer I had another attack from that distressing complaint. 1 tried my new-found medicine, and, to n-v astonishment and delight, it produced a w on derfullv soothing t fleet. Iu a short lime I was wholly relieved. Since that lime I have had a number of attacks of 'he same na'ure and 'he Pain Killer lias always afforded me relief Ahom. one year since, my wife be came suuj i t lo severe suff-ring from K ,eu maiism ; our resor', as usual, was <o the Pa n Killer, which would always relieve her I have not time now to sav more, as 1 could with a hearty good will, and always have douo, in praise cf ihe Pain Killer. Ii this I astilv written letter, in commendation of Ptrry Divis’ valuable medicine, wii! be ol any service, you are at liberty to do with it as yon pleise. Very truly yon s, ED IARCAPY, Owat nna, d/.nr.. Misxiotiaiy of the A. li. Home Mis. Society So a I,v JANES a- LoYLESS, Dawson, mrc'. 3, 4'. MfUit MISH THK UhMKDY L»»H CUKiMj Consuntalion, Coayhs. tlronrhitis . Ist It met .tu.t Croup. as as KariuTiRANT IT 11.tS .Vrt C.Q f .H.. | It is composed of the active p inciplrs of | rno'9 and plains, which are cheuiicallv rx lraced, so as to retain all their medical qual ities. Minister* ami Public Speakers Who are so of eu ..flloted with throat di— -1 (.„«<■«, will Ond a Knre r.-mrd in this R Isam. L'.zenees and wafers souit '.nica give reli f, but .ni-Bibaoi lakei a lew lim-s, will ensure a p“' uianeni cu Will '.lf those *ffl cted with coughs nr con stmpiion, give this Balson a fair trial, thev wiil be plexsed with ill- r silt, and confess j that the -n'P remedv is found rt last. It u solrl Ity all Irrnisilb. 50LD BY JANA’S A LOYLASS, Dawson. 1 m’ch '6, I®. i TO COA S UMt*TI i ’ik<. | Tl*e AUvrtlner, been rotforodto bfoth ! In a few wtuki*, by a very siaipo rt.*mtNly, After I having HuflVrertf aevora year* with a severe tin*; ufToction, and that drend disonvo, (’on mu in pel on— ia anxious to make kuowu to his feew-sufferers tlu* mean * of cure. To all who desire it, he wi send a copy of the proscription used (free nfchujpv,) with the direc tions for preparing and lining the same, which they will nun cure for Consumption, .-Istli mn, Bronchitis, ptc. 7*hc object of the advertiser in sending tiie Prescription rti to Itcneilt the nfßiet ed, and spread information which he conodves lo be iuvaluablc ; and he hopes every sufferer will try ilia remedy, as it wil cost them rrothiug, aud may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad dress Kev. KDWAKD A. WILSON. je.i:ly Wiiliumeburg, A'ings county, Y JTE If' .11) f 9 M2 it i 'MSEJIMEjrTS BXEN WANTED. I wilt purchase 2 Yokes of Good Oxen, O. O. NELSON. March 10, 2w. BURTON A STOCKTON, UNITED STATES HOTEL, LOUISVILLE, KY., HAS JUST BREN jIKrtTTED. Centrally located. MASONIC HALL 1 Tuesday, March 15 th, The tr'umous anti Original LA RUE’S MINSTELS! BRASS BAND & BURLtSQUE OPERA TROUPE ! The most srupendous organization extar«, numbering eighteen (iistinguisheil Artists. The Heroes ot a Uemisphere, and Frime Min isters, Terpriclior , Wii, Seniiment and Op era House. Alonarchs of the Profession. The Lest Xegro Dcliniatorx ami Comedians. The Must J'leasirg Quintette of Ft enlists. The most distinguished Instrumentalist* and dancers. The fame attached to this company h»9 led them on iu triumph, and rendered them a conv tor ail others. Til £5 GREAT RICARDO. Ot Iv male ariist iiviug with a pure Suprano voice. A. J- TALBOTT. The best, end man in the world. HILLY RKF.YEB, The iiest nlantation darkev in the univerpe. STRYIE ROGERS, Best Cog-Dancer living. HIGH HAHALL, Ottampion B .liad Singer. N.C. DIDIAILLIS, Solo Tenor. Lil Itsic’s PSiiiiia I Sonant ion. SHOO FLY, [TALBOTT* l SHOO FLY. SHOO FLY, [ ROGERS, ( SHOO FLY. Admission SI.DO. Reserved Seats for sale at the li all -iu ii g the dsv. mYh 3,2« ‘ PIIAT BOY," Agt. tPRir, TRADE. WE are now receiving S PRma GOODS, aud will aJd, MONTHLY, to our Stock tho Late?! flylej of qsad? FoR LADIES. GENTS AND CHILMIEAT'S It'EAR. Will also keep FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE k BURNEY & NELSON mV- 3,tf. GET THE BEST. Wsbjter’? bjiahridpd ttidiojiary. 10,000 Words and meanings not in other Dictionarlsis. 3000 Engravings ; 1840 Pages, Quarto; Price *l2. Bhtd to add mv testimony in its favor. I’rcs’t Walker of Harvard. Every scholar knows its value « fT. It. I’reacott, the Historian. The most complete Dictionary of the l anguage. Dr. Dick of Scotland Tho best guide of student* of our I.angnage. John O. Whittier. He will transmit his name to latest posterity. Chancellor Kent. Etymological part surpasses anything by earlier' laborers. George Bancroft. Bearing relation to Language /*rincipia docs to Philosophy. Klihu Burritt. Excels all others in defining scientific terms. President llitclieock i So far as 1 know, best defining Dictionary. Horace Mann. Take it altogether, the surpassing work. binart, the English Orthoepist. ! A necessity to evert intelligent family, »tu ,| .„* teacher and professional man. What lihr.irv is complete without the best English D otiop.arv ? WEBSTER”' NATIONAL PICTORIAL DICTIONARY K'4o Pages Octavo. diM) Engravings, Price £3 00 The work is really a gen i of a Diction.arg, j.ia! the ihuig lor 'he million, American I Educational Monthly. i Puijh-hed by G A. 0. MEftRI A JY, Spring -1 li.du, Hiss. Said by ail Bjoksellers. IBSKBO! TUB GREAT RErPTATIOX Which Kositoo has attained in all parts of tlx counli v AS A GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE, And the Large Number* of Testimonials which are consiantlv being received from I’llr sicians, and persons i rhu hare bven cukhi by in use, is c mcLCsivE ru.jov of its resakka- ULK VALUE. AS Alt I.OOD PITRIFIEU, IT KM.IS A'O F.QVUL, BKINtt POSITIVELY TIIE MOST I*o W lilt FIJI. VEGETABLE -VI.- KATIVE YET DISCOVERED. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. "The bfe nf the tt -sh is the Blood,” ia a Scriptural maxim Hi i* science proves to he true. The people talk of bad blood, as the cause of many diseases, and I'ke mativ popular opinions this of bid blood is founded in truth. The svintnms of bad blood are uau.Hir quite plain bad Digestion-causes impel feet nutri tion, and consequently the circulation is fee ble, the soft tissues loose their tone and elas ticity,and the tonece becomes p tie,broad,and f aquentlv covert! will) a pasly, white coat. This condition soon shows itself in roughness of the skin, then in kkttitivk and ulokkative diseases, and when long continued, results in serious lesions of the Brain, Liver, Longs, or urinary apperatus. Much, very much, suffer ing is caused by impute blood. It is estimated bv some tlVit owe filth of the human fam ly are . ff. cted with scrofula in some form. When the Blood is pure, you are uut so liable to any disease. J/any impmiiies of the Blrod ari«e front impure disea«es of large cities. Eradicate every impuritv from the fountain ol tire, and good spirits, fair skin aud vital strength will return to yon. I AS A LIVER INVIGORATOR ! STANDS unrivalled. Beilis Ihe only k\OH.l Medicine ihat kvkiclkntly stimulates and com;LOTS ihe hepatic secretions md functional iikkamix mknts of the Livkk, without Dkiiii.iiatiso the system. WnHe it acts freel;/ upon ihe I.iver instead of copious purging it gradaullg changes the discharges to a perfectly natural s.a.e. SUM TOW OF LIVER GO W/T, AIN’T AND OF SOME OF THOSE DISEASES PRO DUCED BY IT. A sallow or yellow color of the skin, or yrllowieh brown spots in the face and other paits of tiie body; dulness and drowsiness, s inietimes hea laclii; bitter or bad taste in (he mouth, internal heal; in many cases a dry, tias.ng coiigl ; unsteady appetite; someiinns sour stomach, witii a raising of Hie loud; a bloated or full feeling about the stomach ami side-; aggravating pains in the sides, baik, or breast, and about the shoulder ; constipation ol tiie bowels; piles, fiittvieucOy coldness ol the extremities, A '. KOSKOO I Is a remedy of Wonderful Hjjicacy in llie cure ul ii:s‘*a**eß of the Kidney* nod liloddtr. In the*e Affection a it i* a* near a npecifie a* any remedy cun be. It docs vs w.»rk kindly , *i letidy ai.d surely. The Relief which u al luios is bo'h certain and jicrceptibU. DISEASES OF TII K KIONEYS vfND llLkbußil. Persons unacquaiutiMi with the structure* and Junctions o( the Kidneys cannot esti mate ihe i m nor tan e ol ih» ir healthy nc ion. Regular and enlhcieut ucliou of the n .s is as importaiitf i.ay, even more so, than reguiardy of the bowel*. The Iv dneys remove Irom the Blood thoso effete mailers which, if permitted to remain, would speed ily destroy Me. A total susptn iou ot the ui inary discharges will occa-iou death Irom ibirn-tnx to loriy-e ght hours. When ihe Urine is voided in small q i.io lities at the time, or wheu ifierc is a uispo siiiou to Uuiale more Ireq ieu Iv than naiu ral, or wheu ihe Urine is high colored or SC.itded With weakness in iiie small ot lie back, it should not be tiiti and with or delaied, hut Boskoo should bo taken at once to rcru* edy ihe difficulty, before a lesion of the or gans takes place. M jSt of the diseases ol the Bladder oiigimle from (ho e of the Kid neys, the Urine being imperfectly secreted in ihe K dueys, prove Mi at 112: «o the biadd. r and Ui inary passages. When we recollect that mediciu* 4 never reaches ihe Kidneys ex wept through the general c roulaii m ot the blood, we see how necessary it is to keep the Fountain ol Life pure. R<DBI&D(D 3 if ets with great success iu the cure of bijieajißji of the jyjtejn. Almost ninestenths of our people suffer from ntrvous exhaustion, and are, tin r*»fore, liable to itH coucomiiaut evils of mental do* pression, confused ideas, Softening of the brain, insanity, ad complete breaking down of ihe general howlth. Ti oivandf eu * faring to-day wi«h fiervous systems, and, unfortunately, tobacco, alco hol, late hours, over woik, (mental and physical,*) are Causing diseases of the nef voiis system to increase at a fearful ratio.- The symptoms to which diseases of the nervous system give rise, may be sUted as follows : A dud, hea?y feeling iu the head, sotne imes more or less s«-ver«: pain or liead ache ; P.*n#dital H«ad che, Dirziness, Noises or Ringing in the !; ».id ; Confusion ot Ideas) Tempoiarv loss ot Memory ; D j*e tion of Spiiits J Starling diving sle*.p ; Rid Dreams ; Hesitation in answering que-tions ; ! Dulness ol Hearing ; Twitching of the Face I and arms, &e., which, if mr piomp ly treat i ed, lead to Paralysis, Deluium, Insanity, lui- I potency, Apoplexy, &c. lx No7'a secret guact: remedv. Frvrrtul.. around etch botlle. R-commended hv ihe best Phvsi.ian«, em'nent Divines, Editors, druggists, .1/erchanls, Ac. The Rest and Most Popular Medicine in "sc. PRII’ARKI! OXI.Y lIY J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D„ Oryttnic Chnnint, Laborutor) and ofU«*<‘, !%o. «, .Tluin Mi'Cei, NORFOLK, VA. Pricß, ONE DOLLAR Per Bottle. i Us For sale bp fir -agists Eccryu-hcre- I .WVcfa 3, ly. JJR. CLARKES LONDON REMEDIED M POE SPECIAL COMPLAINTS.” DR. CLARKS INVIOOR4TOR glva*. strength to the aged and debilitated ; it is especially designed for young men who have wanted their vigor by of every kind, and all persons whose swneni* ease become weiik bv iiiifou letice arc completely resit red b? lb u c Pdas (In# f)•■ n»i 1)R CL A UK'S PURIFIER Mcanss the blood from nil itnomities, such m >c«ola4i. Syphilis, Mercu iai Rheum i'i-in, Humnra of every sort. Bid breath, Olft nsive Perspira tion, Ft»ul Feet, 6Varrh, Discharges fiom th*; K»r, Sure Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of the li dr. Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, Blotches, and (II disease* of the Lunge and Digeauve Or* 'an*. F* i*e Onn D«»llar. DR CLARK'SPAiYAIMA, relieves pain of very dc-soiipiion ; Headiohe. Enaciie, ron’hache, Stomachache, Backache, Pain in the B east and Limbs. It is an invaluable remedv in all nervous disorders, and no fam ily should bn without it. Price One \) lit DR CLARK'S ELIXIR isf« ceitain cure Mr a weakness of the Gciiito-Urinary O gana, and dischatges of a tnucco-purulent nature, Lencoorhea, (ionorrhea, Spermatorrhea, and Seminal Weaknes®, are upeedily cured by ita use Price One Dollar. Dr. CLaRK'aS Regulator, for farnales only, guaranteed to correct all •peri tl irregulari iios and difficulties of Single Lad’es. Vlar ried Ladies are cautioned not to use it when in a certain condition, as ns effects would be too powerful. Pi ice One Dollar. All ol the*e celebrated remedies are pre pared from Flu and Extracts under Dr. Chuk'a immediate supervision, and aro warranted fresh and pure. AH afflicted persons vhould send a carefully written statement of their ailments to Dr. Clark, and he proper remedy will be sent promptly to their addiess. Dr. ('lark cau be cons died personally at his of fice, and will furnish all the necessity ac commodations to pa lien is who place them selves under bis care. AH let.tera addressed DR. CM.ARK. Office No. 10 AMITY Street, N-w Yu.k Ody, (near Broidway.) ni’ch s, ly. Meta.lic Wt'ITE Wire clothes line. Furry Family should have one. 1.-F Because ii u.-ver sniln clothes Hope Line will; 2d. Because your clothes never freeze to it; 3rd. Be cause it never rots or wears out —li'ipe will; 4h. Because your clothes are never torn, which is done on teiioi s ; 5 h Because you never have t> take it down; Gin. 1J cause i; is twenty times cheaper thau li >pe Line—it will last your li 1 e t.me, tied always ready. Call on K B- I.OYLEaS, Agent, at Liyless & Griffin’s, and g u, oue at ono-. N B.—Mrs. Lo)le«s has one that h‘s beeu iuc-ustaut use for moia thau tw i years, in the weather all the tiiue, and says she would not bo without it ten rimes ibe co-t. m’eh 3,1f. r> sl. nv so tv CARRIAGE FACTORY THOS. J. HART, Pro., AND MAM'kACTUIIF.iI or CARRIAGES & BUSIES OF M 2 17J Si 1 • MSI2S C iIMTMO+Y.- Fattern» adjusted to suit the most improved St (fits. We keep on hand Northern and Eastern wruk wi ich w* will sell at lowest cash prices. Jan. 20, ly. Peeler & Dicta Cotton Seed FOR SALK, OR TO EXOtl AA’T.A’ FOR Common S*eed, f,oi*ios a c nim.r, J in 20, 2m. NIGHT FREIGHT ANb ACCOiV!VIODATI9M TRAIN. Southweßtkrv Raii.road Go. Orrioit, ) Mac .N. October 8, 18fi0 f ON and after Sutid.y night, October loth,- ins'., Ibi* Company will run a night Freight ami Aceominod ilhm Train b. l«een Macnu and Eufaula, every night eacept Sat urday night, connecting u' Smitlivil « will. Albany, and at Ouibbe.t with Fori Gaines ac commodation trains, as follow : LeaVc Macwn, 8:26. p. tn } arrive at Kufaul.i, 11, a. tn. j Leave Eufaul., 7:18 p. m ; auiv. at j/ieffn, ti:10 a m. Up ir .infor M con passes Dawson at 11 p. tn. Do ' n Train lor Eufaula pa-s -s Dawson «a. m. Regular taai trains run as hereiotore. VIRGIL roWA’RN, octl4;'f Engineer 4 S up'.’dcnt Plantation Supplies On, Time l w E are now selling P,an!< rs tin ii I Supplies on Time, for .If C>n or Sivnnn >h l’.per. We invite the attention of I'i.liters ol <SGii'hwest Georgia to our l.w prices. JOHN OX, CAMPBELL 4 CO. m’eb 3, 0 ti. New liar AND liilliax'tl Saloon. South Slele Public Square, ne.cl and tor to Ctrtw if Stmutoits. (V 1 B |r w ''f be supplied with ti e liquors, ] \ / and we in'end and will have <u ,J or • | der H*. J. UDJt.VS if t v. mV.S.tf. UuAl ADVfknSMthTS, \ OTICE E H. Kit-forH, wittow of G. TANARUS" J has applied for nternpHoa’ xf peigniialty imf realty sn<l valuatioo' {otli nn -t ad, ands will piss upon tho imho a If, oVl.iek, ..hi., on iLh J hd«v of Afwrcli, ius»., s’ niv otil '0 iu Dawson, <Yi. in.ir.B 2*. , TM. JONES, D-d. / t I.OHGI V, Turridl County : ' I Whereas, IS I. J/melmd his applisif f'»r Inu.rs of Guardiausliip for Ifrank aud Liv.xie Bi iui. Tliess are thcr; fore to cite ams admonish ill pet sons concerned, to ho and appear sf mr office silhin the time prcsoriheir Bv law r and snow cause, if any, why said l«JUer# -hull'd in' tie gianfe-l. Given under mr hand and official tliis February ll'h. 187#. T. M. JO.VErI, F b 17Hi, 4od. Ord’ye /~i lioitGll, Terrell Comity \ 1 Whereas, t ain, and W. E. Wall ap plies for leiiers of disiuirsiou on the eetale of Jrase Wall. Those are therefore to cite and'admonfsh’ all persons concerned, to he and appear aCmy office within ihe time prescribed by law, and •how cause, if anv, why said letters should not be granted. Given under nit hand and offi ilsl signature, this Jan Slst, 1870; Feb. 81 d,Sm. T. M. JONES, OfdV 11 EOUMIA, 'iViTt’ll Comity : tl Whereaa, A. £Lss. r aprilies foi letters of and .mission on tho estate of S, 3. Smith. These are then fore in cite’and admonish all persona concerned to - be and eppeaCat my office within the time prescribe!) by law, aud shnweau-e, if any, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and official -icnalnre, this January 4th, 1870. J m It 3m. T. M JONES, Ord. jbJEtxonr •PIANQgs |dji|t|itli’? [olid ?||«l>uFfig nm. I’alunl Rovor»od Wooden’ Agraffe Itrixlge ihroughou', rktains the sweetness of the old won Bridge, anil outains tiie solidity of tbo VfsTAL Agraffe, without its objaotions. Valout Compound Wrest Clonk which holds the Tuning Fins, in six layers of Maple, nit a i * running differently,— Tina rLAMt NKVER SPLITS. I'afcul rull Iron Frame ennci mrales m rnONT of Hie T ininj; Pins, that heretofore naUAUISQ iron (which in other f’ianos hurt fully suiihounhs the Tuning FINS.y and “hung" into Hie front edge ot the Flank and kvs HUTU ally resiets the tw’knty to X# si ram. i’.iloiit Di:tgi»n;il Sii-taining Bar part, of the Iron Fre.me, nsjrttoand parslls with rite’ si,-el sui igs UNDER THE OVER ST RUN Cr RaS^. AFFIDAVIT !>F SUPF.RIOR IIY OVER ALL. The First Strictly impartial Trial ever had. CI.IM) F0LI» TRIALS AGAI\*T Hteiinvay’s, C'hickei-uig’s, und other I‘ianou. Wk, ihe undetsigneu make Oath that at Ho Hine of i lie lasi F.ir ol ihe American In stitute \\e\A in N- w Y >'k. iininejiairly fol lowing the French ExposilLm in Paris, two Pin nos made hr Stein tray &. Sons, one Pi - ono ny Ckic&eriuf Jc Sons, one Patent Arson Piano , made Li ti. C. Manner, slid several other maker’ll ins ruineots weie tried against . ach oiher, by ord r and under control nf tho Officeis ol ihe Ii s i u'e, to decide which I’iiiio on exl’ihi ion in competiiion should loci ive the First Premium “as the best Santtre /Sana known. ’’ To obtain an impar tial m il, twee all of Said Pianos ti ere cover rd with pajurrs , so thir one Piano could not be d.slinylished front another, (during file absence ol the Ju iges,) and tmire did they 6e -1 ci one of s.ud Piano, as the best, which, upon uncovering, both nines, proved robe the said Patent A I JOX Piano, awarding it "The hirst Premium'' * oner all others for beino the best Si/nare Piano k 'Oil'll to them." This ti i.il was after Vhickering ti' Sons' Piano had rrceivi and no- Legion of Honor and Medal, and Stem way lt’ Sons, ihe Medal Irom Napoleon t and th. J dig sot said trial were UDW aRD MOLLENHaUER, Prof, of Mus’c, Musi.'fll Director and Oiiginaior of the New Yotk and Brooklyn Gousnevatories ot Music. CiIARLEN FK ADEL, the eminent and 1 favor ite Composer, and I’lanisi to his U ,yaf liigh • e.’3 the Due Gustavo of Sax Wciaiar, Eiaeuw «eh. FIIKDEKD K K BRANDIES, Piofossorof Music ; Teacher, of tne higher sciiojf ot Mu sic, iic., itc. a.D. BESEMANN, Organisl at CwHiedrsi, Jeisey City ; Pianist, Stc. Julius Nkuhaiidt, R bkrt Kikokr. Husky Vlillkk, < Uaßl.hs Soluwkdsl, AlOl ST GKUKKrBRRO K BKRT Moif-KO, (f. 0. Vlannkr, (Inventor and Patentee of the A l inn Piano Forte ) Sworn belore me V 1 is 22.1 day of Julv, 18fi9 G. G. TAVLUK. Commissioner of Deeds. The Antes Piano is the chkaPKSt, most CURAIrLK, LBaST CnMPLICATkD, r.qmtes itSS TtrsisO and b. r.S sol get.out of o.der, it is the BT«ijrn«ißi> PMni.ro. Write for affid.vi s, Pamphlet aud Circu itr, and state in what Paper you saw this ad ''zjgrAGEXTS WANTED in every Cily and Town where we have not already appointed I hem. COVELL 8c CO., IVnrerooins and Office. No. 554 (ir<»:id wsiy, Miiotilstclory. IM Sl IS# Bow cry .Slew lock. HEW PHOTOGRAPH OVef IH. \l gtofe. flTllE onderxigned would respectfully in -1 farm the ci izens of Dawson, and public geueralty, that he has just opened a M-'lrst Class Gallery, for a brief period, w here he ia prepared to produce »nv stylo Photograph, from the smallest Carte de Vtrila up to Life-Suti Portraits. 1\ r.-ons desiring good Pictures, that will compare favorably with ihoae of the leit Galleries iu the State, are requested to call soon, a> weh.ve other engagements to meet. Pictures taken on cloudy just as well as fair days, provided it is not raining. Li llies are requested to let their Drapery be aB dtrk as possible, on calling to eit for their Sega'ives. Doors open from hall-oast 8 o’clock, a.m., until half-past 3, pm. No money taken at the d r or, but a small collection taken in the Gallery from hosp ordering pictures. -T. W. IIUIvT. J .n 20, ts.