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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1870)
AGRXC ULTURAL. Fio.n the S il ol the S>>ti'h. Tlia Trca I r.i eu i mid l iiltiva li »nos Cord. Bi' THK LVTE J.IMEi 'I. CHAMBtiIH. ****** * * * * IKE MODE A> D II M-: OF I'LANfIXU. In a climate with summer* as long and hot as outs, and where drought so ii'jquontly occurs in those hot mouths, it is of indispensable imjtortanee that this crop should be planted j net us soon as the frosts may bo avoided. And it Biav bo remarked in this connection, that this plant, though tender, is not easily killed to the root, aud the mere nipping of tin* young leaves of the corn does not materially alfoot its ultimate yield ; and that we should not therefore be deterred, by any of there apprehen sions from early pleating. THE DEPTH OF PLANTIN'). The roots of corn are almost all la teral, ami come on, near the surface ; and it is therefore a matter of great importance to have the seed will de posited in the ground. To do this, the opening furrow for planting should be deep, bo that the tendency of all the after workings would be to increase the depth of earth upon tho roots. The seed, when deposited in row, should be covered to tho depth of one and a half to two inches, with soft, fine earth, placed there bv the plow or hoe—the latter 1 think best. Three or four grains should be dropped, when only one is to be left, it being much better to thin out than to have to replant. It is a debut ible qu -si ion, an l there fore one about which there is a dith-r --enco ofopiuion, ns to whether tho Dill or Dnil planting* or the one or the two stalk system is tiro host. Circumstances must necessarily enter very largely in to the tlie settlement of thee' questions; and after ail. the discretion of tho planter must lie often left to settle thesfi llv thoorv aud plans are made 10 suit t'ne c minion uplands of the country, aud may therefore lie depart ed from as occasion and difference to drill plan ing, because of the greater regularity of distance, the greater cer tainty of a perfect stand, and the great er ease with which it may be cultivated and prefer one to two stalks iu the hill because it is more easily cleaned with tho plow or hoe—better sustained, as the one receives all the food from the soil which would otherwise be diveded —because it will bear drought with less damage-arid finally, though other plans may produce more oars, those on the one stalk will be the stronger, equal in quaniity anl better in tile quality of the corn. Having settled the preference for one stalk in tb ■ hill, ttu D usance re mains to be given. 1 should advise tho cheeking to bo four and a halt feet one way, by three aud a half tho other I should then expect to make tho crop, alter this preparation, with throe plowing*—tho first to bo give the narrow way of the rows, and tile two la t the wide way. The crop is now plautel, and a very impoituit p i t oi the work is disposed of. TMods of ('.(Hurt remains to bo told I will preface that part of my essay with tins remark : That how ever much ullm tiling may admit of delay and negb ot. iliat the coin never recovers from in i y of tins soit. It requires to be worked early, rapidly, and to be disposed of soon. As soon us u.e third aim fourth blades have made their app arance, let the opper ati n be cotniut-need. The plow run ni ig next to t ie young plnnt should 1 (■ narrow and long, so that the earth may be broken very deep and close to the young corn, uml yet it is not cov ered. The best plow in common use for that purpose, is the scooter or colter. The tatter, in lands that are at all ten acious or close, is decidedly preferable. If this opperation is as complete as it should be, all the earth about '.ho roots of the plant will loosened ; and when the middle of the row shall have been also broken dn ■ ■]> and close, the young r >oU which soon shoot out in g eat numbers, in search of food, will easily penetrate the soft earth and find then appropriated supplies, and impart health and vigor to the young stalk. The hoes should follow the plows in this operation, perfecting the work by thinning to one stalk, and giving the It 11 a nice die sing, leavingi perfectly mean, and returning a little more earth to the root of the corn. In about twenty days, or three weeks, the work ing should be repeated. If the plow work has been very thorough ut the first operation, it need uot now bo quite so deep or close as before, but nearly so, using some plow next the corn which will tumble the soft earth about the roots, covering all small grass, and saving much labor to the hoe hands. At this time, the hoes should pass over it again, thinning out all surplus stalks; pulling off suckers, straighten ing the bent stalks, aud making clean all which the plows may have failed to do. In three weeks more the third aud last working should be given. This is an important crisis, and much must be committed to the j udgement of the operator. No work requires the exercise of a sounder discretion than that to be given to the corn, in this advanced stage and hot season. Ordinarily the work should be much more shallow and less dose than the former workings, using sotno plow which should not penetrate deep, but which would leave the surface as soft and smooth as possible. To make the corn perfect, the hoes should pass over again, aid make all complete and dean, But if ample justice had been done in the lurmer workings, not much wiil remain now for the hoes to do. Be fore the commencement of this last plowing broadcast with ptas about ten or twelve quarts to the acre ! and the work will be complete In every woiking to be given tho corn, it would I be greatly preferablo to have the j ground wet, or rather in good moist condition; but it is bad policy ever to delay these operations for more than two or three days, at most, to wait for the seasons, holding the maxim that, “He that rogardoth the wind in seed ; lime, shall not reap in harvest.” ESTAELISHiD i WEtiH & liRiFFiTHS, flaws I Axe* ! saw* ! Axe*. „** nil il.»ciigi'>Qc Aroi, Belling und M' \ Fii'nishing*. Circular Saw* with Solid Toth, or * f /Vent A' jiHiiihle Poind, hii p rior 10 ft'! In-clcd To- til Srtws. 1 ' '* CCS dr-Send for Prion List nnd Circular-. \%,>1.*1l Ai Boston, Mi ss., or Detroit, Mich, \y \\ t »i: aui. a •>— ? *l lO 11 por 01001*1, everywhere, mule mid te rn I", to introduce the GENUINE IM PROVED r 0.17 SOS’ SENSE FA.I/ILY SEW- I.NIi MACHINE This machine »il a i-ch, h ru. tell, tu- k, quilt, cord, bind, braid, and e-nbrni'b-r in .in os' s iperior m linin'. Price only f IS. Folh wai ran ltd tor five vein-’. We »in pay SIOOO lor any machine that will e •# n sironger, more heauliftil, or moro ilss io seam Ilian otns. I' m .ke* the "Elasnc TANARUS, ick S ite*>.” Every se< ond s'ilch Call hs CU-, and Blill 'he cloth canrot be pulled apart witftout tea'ing 't We pay Agents Irom #75 o s2t>o per month md expeiuev, or a coniiniesioß from which twice that amount cm bn made. Address SKCOMB >t 00, PirTSBURO PENN., BOSTON, M ASS., or ST- LOUIS, VO OAOriOS —Bew .m of all Agents selling M.iceines under the same nome as outs, un less they iau show a Certificate of agency signed by us. We shall not hold ourselves reapon-iole for worthless M.chincs sold by other parties, and shall prosecute alt pat ties either selling ur using J/rchines under this name io the lull extent of the law, unless sui h Ma bines were ob'aiued Irom us or oui Agen ->. Do not hs imoosed npon by parties who cmy our Hdver'isement and circulars nd < Ifer worthless Machines at a less price. V focdKo t- SPOOL COXiOtf V SOU XAiLJS. 2111213 §ll SiX-GGRD. For cala by all dealers in DRY GOODS & MOTIONS. jlm rn VS. A. I) YNA. FmToR vt,-•Tiartp*t, mul best New York r . vbiidv likes it. T’l-ro r litlons: Daily. J**?-, Sfmi- Wi fk v.*»- 1 WtEi, r. 91 aycor. Ali.tiik New* h! h *lf-p Full (,f m irkets*. nfir*irult»ro, FarmeV ‘""l P-nit O own.' Club;, anl n cojn’tlote »t>ry in every •Vft-kly nn ! S *ini-Wi*eklv nnnihr. A n-esent of vnluabli ■ hnunnd vines to evo-v »nhse.riher» intlneernenfs to enn - '-•'*» I.ifr Ins iiunces. Grnn.l Pirinoi, 'T win y 'tvehine*. Pa-in- Ognn*. S**wing M ichin<’«, Ar. •«m •»»» r>n* prtmiums. Snecimcna nnd lists f ee. Send n :»-liir r:* 1 f v i*. I. -W. FVCLA:;D, Publisher Sun, New York. The Purest, Best and Cheapest ||g|||^ SOU) BY ALL LKOCEBS. A«ESTS W AITED to s-11 Hie AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the o <lv pnoti'-iil Kiinilv Ruining Machine ever i Pi ice £25. Will knit. 2«»,000 -ti'clus re* nriinro Addrrs* AMERICAN KNITTING MAUIiINE '.O. f Bosun, M. 158., or S’. L uis, Mo. VW \ Y with uncomfortable Trua s e*. Com fort, and cure for the Ruptured. Sent rv>a»-n*id on rec ip* of 10 cent*. Address D . E. B Footk, No. 120 Lexingaon avenue, in Wiirioui .Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.— Sent post-piid, on rpceiptof 10 et 9. Address D-. E I). Eoctk, (author of “-l/edical Coin ii,on Sen>e) No. 120 Lexington avenue, cor. East ‘2Bth St., N. Y. AGENTS! HEAD THIS! \\7 K WILL P.l AUENTI A »» SALARY of S3O per week and expenses, or allow a large commission lo s, II our new wonderful inventions. Address M WAGNER & CO., Marsh 11, Midi. u £coiioiny ig Wealth.”—frajikii|i. \\7 HY will people p»v SSO or more for a v v Skwiko J/achink when $22 will bu» one that has a standard reputation, is double thread, complete wilh Tatifa, constructed upon e itiudv new «rd practical principles, tuns by frie ion, and excels all others! These relrb a'ed Machines, fully licensed, are i» te ided for poor people who want to save time, lal or and money. Agents wanted Machines sent to Agents, and given aw«v t*» , niedv fami ies. For circulars and reduced; r )ices, J, C. OTTIS & Cos., Fra» klin and Dia mond 8. M. & Co k , Box 397, Boston, M\ ss. BI&IIaJK siiml flricpgrooiii.— Essays for Young A/eo, free, in scaled envelopes. HOWARD ASSOCIA TION, Box F , Philadelphia, IVnn. Or. Whittier, 617 St. Cha.lea St., Louis, Mo., of ffnion wide reputatiou, treats all ventral dia eases: also, seminal weakness, impoteiiey,etc., the result of self-ahusc. Send 2 stamps ’for sealed pamphlet,so pages. No mutter who failed, state ease. Consultation free. P-YCHOT/AWY, FASCINATION OR FOUL (’HARMING.—4OO pages; cloth This wonderful bcok has full instructions to enable the reader to fascinate either sex, or any animal, at will. Mesmerism, Spiritual ism, and hundreds of other curious expeii* nients. It can be obtained bv sending: ad- | dress, with po«ta£e, to T. VV. EVANS & CO., | No 41 /South Eigh?h Street, Philadelphia. Dr. C, W. Millard s FfMUE SILVER PIUS, I An unfailing remover of obstructions, and | a certain regulator of the mon hlf turn. Infallible, harmless, a.pd Irustwonhy. Sen. free h» mail to any addiess, on receipt o Cue dollar , P. 0 BOX 8620, New YOrk City. UniICTADUrC *• SSW h six mUUOlnlintO weeks. A’cclpe sent fori SO eta. Addles 11. Uidiarda, Box '9‘fi, S-w I York V.O. CONSTITUBONI" HtKGVATOB, B I. 0 0 11 C L B J * 8 E B. This medicine is known to the f .cult▼ a« be- ■ ing the concentrated Arid extraet of Sirsap- , arilla united with oilier valuable medicinal heibs, and is guirnniped as chemically pure. SOU THE Ct’KK nr hm/nia an<l to.isl'.tlPTlo^ This remedy is compounded expreaslv for purify ing and cleansing the blood ot all in tiru.iiies, going at once to the tountaiu head of disease. If exii’iguishes. lU.I/OKS, CON’SCMPTIOX, SYPHILIS, fcKIX ERUPTIONS, SAI.T RHEUM, BOILS, hIIKUMATIS.I/, WaNTOF vitality, scrofula. We nil know ih»t the promi«cuous vacci nation indulg'd in during Ihe lale war brna the most villntinus disease*. Vaccination pus was taken from the arms of tunny per sons full ol scofulous sores. Then of course the impurities of the scrof ulous patient were ahsotbed in the blood of men othetwine without diseases, nnd both became infected *like. M- n, women and childien throughout ait the West*are most wofully diseased from 'b's cause, and knew not until a few mniiitis ago, the otigiu of i'. Henry’s Constitution Renovator R' lives t'’e Entire Svatem ot Pains and antiea, enlivens the spiiit*, and sendt to w hlorni BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VA’IN. Ii imparts a A Kn*y Glow to IheCheeki \ Ctiibv Tiligt; to tint laif**, \ <’l«'amt‘*s to tli«> lletid. Itriglilnc** to tlio <'oiii|>lt>xion, Biioyttury to tli« hipii-it*. And ll;ipi>in<‘*x on all hides. For all affections of the kindeys it is unsur passed. 7’eople liave been rescu'd, as it were, from the very jiws of death, by a timely use of inis great remedy. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS. “Doc'or, I iv is vaccinated in the ho«pi'a'. Before that, i had no skin disease. Uu'il I had a bottle of your “Constitution .Renova tor,” sent me by I)r R iper, of Columbia, Mo., I suffered tortures with running sores. Since I have used two bottles Ism all wall • xcept a small so e on the calf of my left hg, and that is gening well fast.” This from n lady.—“And t ow mi skin is ns clear and as fair as a tube's. Mv complex ion, thanks to your ‘Beuovator," i9 beauti ful. “Yes, yes, 1m ly well sav such rel ! ef wa* unknown to me before. Enclosed find fiv doilais tor six bottles; two families hire wan* to tr\ it." “I was veiy much troubled with syphilis Your remedy seems to be cuiing me fast. Send 4 bot'les per Exprc-s. 1 ’ “No more rheumatism. Three bottles of Constitution Renovator hive made ma anew man n “Doctor, enclosed find $5. Elease send me a supply. Two families here waul to try your Couaiitutlon Renovator” We have not space for more of the above extracts, blit yru can ask your neighbor aboil he remedy. A’very one has something good lo sav, as it cue' every time. Fob a li. disk asks rr the KIDNEY?, RiiIENMOX OF THE URIXA’, And tor Female Discuses, Nervous Pio<'rntion, Weakness, General Zas s tudn and Want ol Appetite, it is unsur passed. CAI'TIOIY.—Tu ordering our remedy always place the number of our Post-Office Box on iour letters. The new law in our New York 7*oßl Olfice compels this. Address, Ur. I»l. E. UcutyA Cos. Diiector-Geucral Berlin Hospital, Prussia. Agency of the Uni'ed States. Labiatory, *27d Peatl Slree‘, Posi-Otflee Box 5272 NEW YORK. IZT ONSTnUTION RENOVATOR is $1 per ho'tle, k ix bottles foi $5 Sent anywheip on receipt of p'ien. Patients are requested to corrrsonnd confidentially, and reply will be made bv following mail. S 11 hv all resnectsble Drnegists. J kCOIi LI PPM lA, Vole dgent, SAVANNAH, ga. To The TranUiny I’ubtlc. PJIARSHALL house. Smct p, /.r.v.i ii, (, 7 7’ii‘g fi Hoiel is sifu<itrd on Brough ton strppr, nnd is convenient to the hu«iness nnrt of the VVrtgons will alwavH he in attendance at the v .iious Depots and Steambowt fiiindings, to convey piR-jengora to the Hotel. The best Liverv Stable accommodations will be found adjoining the house. The undersigned will spare neither time t trouble nor expense to make his guests com fortable, and r< nder this Hmi*o, in every sub s'antial particular, equal, al least, to any in the Srate, The rate of B >ard has been reduced to S3 00 a day. A. C. LL T tE, Pioprictor. ih j. lira! on m Tii minus fbiilbb —- BAUGHS RAW ROAi: PIIOSI‘iSATE, RI TII’S CHALLENGE Soluble Plio«pSi:ttc. VII KHI VIA A’S KAW-BOAE SIJPE It-Phos phate. WILL IAGH AVI F E RTCLIZ E It. Vlllil L %Al> CO’S A niinonintcd Phosphate. COTTON FOOD, DISSOLVED lIOAES. KETTLE WELL’S Manipulated Guano. A iVIViOAI 1 TED ALKALIAE Phosphate. A VIVIO AI AT El> S II P E It-PHOM’EI ATE. COTTOA COVIPOIIAD, LAND PLASTEIt. PLItE PERU VIAIA GFAAO. EFKIKA GCA AO, PATAPSO GUANO. CIS RICH TO A’S AVLVIOATATE SOLUBLE SUPER-PHOSPHATE X LIVIE. &o, Ac, Ac. Feh. 17:tf. TH - GRAND PRAIRIE ™ HIE! l’ateotcd 181)0. CALL ON C.Q. THOMPSON, Ai E KUTTNEIVS Store, Where the Machine can b* seen and its qualiiie* test'd. This Michino i the boit ever used, claiming nriny ad vantages over any other Washing Ma chine ever patenled. Will guarantee the Machine to do all that is claimed for it. The ciiit ns of Webster, Ualhoui. and rVrri.ll are respectfully asked to call and fxatnine for themselves Any Child 12 years nf age can do tho washing of a large family in a few Imurs with perfect ease by the use of the Universal VVring er, wliicu is attached to the Machine.—— “lime saved is money roado.’ (J B TBOMIVSON Prioo for M mhine $1 •' Machine wi'h Wringer -- • • 5 oc'*2B;*f IS.VJBURATED AT LAST! New Harness Manufactory /.v iMirsor. ■ f”"r - rpUR guliscriher wnuld respec'fuliv call 1. the at'eution of the public generally, lo ihe fact, he will m-k- and keep op hand, all kinds of U»YESS, and will veil ihe in as cheap as i tie v can be had in anv market. Mv woik is all made of ihe bes'j material, and made bv hand and not maobi' e , Old liar pegs «ud Saddles repaired on 8hor: j notice. J. It. 4APKFAVS. I Dawson Ga., J/irch 11, 186H—ly McAFEh HOUSE, Kt Saillivillr, t.a. ' undh»n*igneo having fitted up the Me* I A fee m t Smithvill , plenaiire in notifying the travelling public that the <bove house i* now in the ‘ full tide”of sue cessful administraiion bv himself. H»* will «pare no expense to make it aF i krt-Cl ass Hotel. J/caU ready on the arrival of the f.raih. W. M. McAFEK. WM. 11. TI-SON. WM W GHBD^N. TISON & GORDON, COTTON FACTORS —AN L) — □enara! Commission Merchants, 98 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Bagring and Rope or Iron Tiea advanced >ii crops. L'beral ca“h advances made on consign ments <>f potion. Gra'eful for lihervl pilionage in tbe past, a continuance of the ihe same is respectfully solicited. Bep2;rtm Masonic Nofice. I)FR>OXS hoMing claims agninat P. T 6’oh’ev will present ihem to the Secretary for s n tdpmcnt at once Unha presented b« fero firtu Sa'urday in Mirrh wil! not be Take dun no*ice. Bv order o‘ ihe Lodee. JOHN L. GKIFKIX, Jan. 20, Im. Secretary. SMITH, WESCOTT & CO„ to Li*tie, Smi»h k Cos., - I v Saddles, Harness, Carriage Material, suin'. Abbott, downing A * o's ( onrortf Ritggies and M aeons. NTo. 102 riierv} St., iTlaeuii, Ga. sej 2;6:n AIJ3TELL, IMMAN & C0 I( COTTON FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, .Vo. «3, ft'all St., .Vftr York. T. w P-well, Agent, Dawson, Georgia. Jan 13, ts. PI&TOS AND MEDICINES. ♦ - OR. J. R. JANES W. A. LOTLKHA. JillS & LfIYLESS WK are now offering for sale one of the largest and best assured stock nt Drugs ever before brought to this market, all of which we propose lo sell OH chfUfi as Hint ran be houaM in .*1 ■/ f'ft.t; or anu other city, freight tut tied. We olf-r special inducements to COUN TRY MERCHANTS, and 7 > iiy»icians We buy largely for cash, hen»e can offer induce ments which no whet bouse can. WHITE LEAD, OIL & COLORS .iv make a specialty, bitving direct from the largest factory in the United Slates. Our slot it consists ot Hr tigs. ChnnicalH, ff'hlte l.fttft ground iu Oil, faints, either dry or in O 1, famishes of all kinds, DYE-STU FFS, ESSENTIAL OILS of the Purest Quality, Keroser.e, Linseed Tanner's, Machine, Sweet & Castor Oil, in abundance; ALSO, Seda. March. Pcpp**-. Spice. iiiHger, sulphur, sails, Ac. A full and complete nvsor'ment of Fatcnl Vlcdicint s Flavoring I xlract*, Perfumery of all Kinds, Pomades. Hair Oils, TolI<;I Powders And >oaps. Shaving, Tooth and Hair Brushes, In feet, everything u-ihllv kept in a fi.et eUss ItUrtJ SIUUH. They keen, also, for jl/edical purposes, pure articles of WINES & BRANDIES Superior induce meats are offered to Far me»s und Pie-criptionsc»refiill> compoimded and filled by a Druggist and Pti'nicinn of t*\periencc. Don’t fh» place—ih xt door to %Vbil. Wo(dni\. Perryman’s old atand, ilaui etr» et. Dawson, tia., March 4, 18t>y—ly RHEUMATISM ! For a swift and sure cure use mors oil of life* THE Greatest! i.inimctil OF THE AGE ' rr H«IIhSLIRE A CHARM It haa been applied to the innppcn in the etrert of Savannah, Macon. Auguata, Columbus, Mont gomery. aud all leading cities and towns to the MiPHiKhippi river, from his lamous carriage, lor many years, with IfOA'jHEnFUL SUCCESS. The moat aevere Casew of IUIEUMA LSM, NEURALGIA. FAIN.S IN THE BACK, BuEAsl, JO INI baud SIDES were brought to the Professor, who a* quick ly rubbed ill. patient thoroughly with hi* OIL OF lull'll:, Sending them away in every instance entirely relieved, thus causing one bottle i.l the Lini meDl tc bave hundred* of dollar* in docteta’ bills. KAYTOK’S OIL OF LIFE la now considered by ull who have witnessed its application 10 be the true and reliable Remedy tor Rheumatism, A r , urmg-a, and 101 all pains and aches wneiever a Liutintni can t)P UHcd- Kuyfou’s Oil of Life ! Toe never-failing Gentian Liniment, is une* qu«led lor is sterling virtues iu ih** hfaiery ol J/dicinei*—making a swift and sure cure, giving relie in . v***y cuse almos> by the tirt*. tubbing R'*s*i the teautuouial* m o liear ill* opinion of the people. For sale by ail leading Drug Stores MeKESSIN & ROBBINS, W hulcaillc AiiCllla, MW YORK. PKOPKIE OR Ml con AIF/M/.f.V WHOLESALE DRUG lIOU.-E, s.i» v/. tvt .i/i, oaa kc. /./. Pynfofe The justly Cklcbmted Chill <fc Fever Expeller, Act* aa a Ton'c and as an Appetizer, giving the patient strength and building up his sys tem, leaving him strong and healthier titan I before the attack. m-~2o;ty Hi! Ell !!! OIsTIE LOAD mmsT TEsmrassßs WATER GROUND FLOUR Just Received, and for Sale on Good Terms. ALSO, .1 choice Lot of LIQCOIIS, Comprising the best Grades or ft 'MI IS ft Es, GM.Y and n ti.i.ro r. And a full ussi rttnent of FAMILY GROCERIES. ALSO, utt.nE .n.tnr siioes .f.r» li.itiieii, at tfjuoLESdLt: or UETvMML. prices paid in CASH for Hides nnd Tallow. JgJ MR W. T LEWIS wi 1 bo pleased to have his old Iriends call o B anU exam.no some ol thj best grades Obi North Carolina Tobacco. ALEXANDER & PARROTT. j Vl&mr l Fiona* !! J H C ILhAWAY & CD. J II CALLAWAY & CD. J II CALLAWAY & CO. Our A flour has no Superior. N E W MILL s, Our A Klour lias no Superior. NEW El ILL S, Our A Flour hat no Superior, N E W MILL FORT GAINES, GA. FORT GAINES, GA. 0.,d., u ,<„. b FORT GAINES, GA. o,„ i'Eoui’. Ileal, Moi kfcvd. Flour, tiea?, Flour, IV3ea!, *lodtfc«!, oiir®* curlßi OLrCG^ At! put up iu 100 pound, 50 pound, aud 25 pound !kaik«. MERCHANTS SEND F»'H FBU'E MER BANTS, ?E\|t FOR I'lircE LIST* MERC MAX rs. SEND FOR I’RIC'E LIST, 11. E. KF.WON, Asrt.. J * r ' 6 “ ] y' Fori <>uiue*, M SiLWSOM Gr a WW cs=#''Stess / i»j«sJ j MANUFACTURERS OF RAILROAD CIR Agricisltural I»ip3e:i!Ciit!i, Nilgai* VCiSI*., Beigar Kettles, Giu Gearing, Thomas Water Wheels, Shafting and Pulleys, Iron and Brass Ca.^tinss, Viili Work of Every Description, Dressed Lumber, etc., etc. (Li Oast Iron, Brass and Copper purchased at the highest market price. Ail ciders promptly attend' and to. 0. 0. NELSON, Pres’t, - - H. ATKINSON, SuoX Dawsos, G i., S ptenaber f),tf Dr* C. A. CheatfiaDi) REhPFCTFULLY tenders his ProfegsionAl services to the public. Will visit pro®p l l day or uight, patients in town or count:y. HE also offers cheaper than ever sold before iu this market, a very large stock Urugs nntl .JifdichttH, Pofjify, fills, ii 'lndou>-n^ nt§ * •J* i*tt t'utnery, Fauiy j, Jr i>te t Uni beetts, *cnoul nml lint ills tin '*/**, statloitui'y* •• velopes, I‘tns. Ink, H ull paper, /Hi.aowh'i"""’ Vapcr-MMuiiyinytt, #c., Jg Having made arrangement with some of the best Houses in New York and I | l ' l^ er jiS * ma»e tnui regular aiouibli sbipmenw. Ins laciiiiies lui supplying Bnysicisn* •> 1 : a 1 I'VNli Ulitl Ciciiuiue are by any tiouev n Soolh-wcS'eio * .r Dawson, Geo., Feb- 3rd, 1870.
