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Newspaper Page TextDAWSON JOURNAL. local column. , Hotel. LoulwUhr, Ky., ;.I, h i e v one block iron, the Weieiger Hall. .man’s Improved Wagon*, (»n im» Bremcrm * I de ib»ker wll4{on< Bt provement on tue ° FUL7XJN’.S. . roTf.a"*Hotel, Louiavillo Kv., ]%"oTblockJmm tlmOpera House. The celebrated 1 ‘ oW ’ fl jl,ToN’9. r, NS a ° nr 'sewing i/aebiue out of order ?II so B un or , C. C. TRUSS. ctrrv „ = Lot of first rate Tennessee Hams, Hal ,s-Lot oi LOYLEB9. j M t received,jk D.xos Swkkp.-Do you waut some of the celebrated Dixon sweep*, call on C. 0. Truss. ROYAL BAKING I'OWDF.RS, that re „n milk soda, and very fide Lard, at quires no ml| L FULTON’S. Do want to see a live blacksmith th -t is rhite, call on C^TRUSS. Rkmkdv for the bine#, dull times, and a disease called nothing to do : Visit the Daw sou Manufacturing Company. Woodruff and Bratilebero Bueeies, at FULTON’S. VG. A«. K. Prince have good single and double teams to hire, pplendid accommoda lions for boarding horses, and are prepared tod) a general Livery business. IjiprovemkNl.—The Dawson Manufactur ing Cos. are buildiug houses for their opera' tires, and have just completed the most se cure and perfect dry kiln we have ever seer. All is life and activity at these works. (j OR s! Corn!! Cork 1 1 !—Col. W. A. Ruff, of Macon, is determined that the people ol Georsio shall not perish for the waut of corn, and offer# great inducements to those needing the staff of life. Do not fail to read his advertisement. Goon Grab.— Two gentlemen of color f.om the vicinity of Graball broke into our jail on last Saturday, for plating the grab game while the store-keeper was-asleep. p g On Tuesday night last one of said negroes grabbled ant of jail while the jailor wns asleep. Tin 6*l>hions.—Our friend Bute*, from is not only a good judge of cot inn, but knows an improved Pin Cushion when he sees one. J/iss Molfio Williamson has on sale Pin Cushions of the latest im proved style. I have just received from New Yotk one ofthe largest slocks of the lat.iit novelties in Millinery Goods ever brought to Dawson, aid (.(Tor them at piiees lower than ever. I itnirr niv old customers and Iriend.s to give Hi# a call and examine mv patterns and hues' f»«hi»»n8 B‘<»re on Diq»oi stref*, oppojdt*' i the .loiK.'Al. Othee. M. WILLIAMSON, j A nvaT.tii Y Piokstios -Life is rendered li'i.erable when the digestive organs are im parrii. Food beeomes repulsive ; the body cma'i t>-d ; the in nil depre-sed, and melan rhntv hr. Kids over veil. t'CVT’S VEORTA- M.R |,| VHU FILLS Is the remedy for the-e evils; they p-oiUlce sound digestion 5 create s good sppeire, impart refreshing sleep and chrorfullness of min i. CarmiT at Last—Our Marsh til, by clo-P watching and haid work succeeded, on last Monday tuglit, in a-res ing seven 15'h Amendments, while in the act of fi ing off tliei' pistol, lor fun. They were brought be fore hi< H.ne'r, the M tvor, and each one re spectfully asked to pay into the City Treasu rr five dollars. EiSTiir..—“A stioh in lime saves nine," i »u old idage, and a good one, and if we | credit ihe opii.icns of those who judge wb.it | Oie p'-ntc of the weather will be by the posi tion of ihe moon, we would all do well to be prepared with wood, bark, in., to have fires or smoke to protect the peach orchards on or about £,a'er. Tin l.*iues are loosing tpiite a treat by not calling on Sf a. E A. Thompson. She now on exhibition the largest stock ol J/illiiiety Goods that ha* ever before been ir. li»»son, and is daily looking for more. A full set ot Dress Patterns jo-t received, to which 'he attention ol the ladies is called. Her atock is not confined to J/iliinerv alone ; she has the best assorted slo'k of Notions ind Dress trimmings in Dawson. Cali and be convinced. Mrs E A. Thompson. Titanic Owing to the backward Spring, the dry good-* Made has not been so good as •as expected ; but the past lew days of btight sunshine, make all to feel the necessi ty ot making their purchases of Spring and Summer goods, and we see our merchants quite busy. To our readers in Calhoun,'Baker, Webster and Lee, also Randolph counties, we woold •ay that a visit to Dawson will convince them that goods are being fluid at very near old prices—in some instances below the prices paid before the war. You will also find good stocks from which to select whatever jou may wish. Takes, by mistake, or otherwise, consid erably otherwise, we expect, from the Meth odist Church, during Choir meeting, on the bight of the fifth of this month, a small Rat ao cane, of India growth, to which the ovner was very much attached, considering it was a thing of no life. If its preseut possessor knew of the almost hallowed recollections connected therewith—if that little cane could speak, to tell of its devotion to its law ful owner, the one who now has it would beep it no longer, not even for one minute ‘Come home, dear cane, come home.” Please return to Journal Office. -Wakk Hat While thk Son Suinks. - Be lieving there are yet many who would like pictures of themselves, families and friends, i have concluded to remain in Dawson four •ceka longer, for (he purpose of supplying an sandfand everybody with pictures. Having recently added to my facilities, 1 am better Prepared than ever to give life pictures, and “ 11101,1 reasonable prieea. I'll gpre-yon picture* that are true, -sua beautifnl position- too : Anne complexion, clear and bright. A pleasant smile and all is right. -ome while the sun shines bright, and ev eryt la ß * D nature is calculated to make you car a pleasant smile—secure a picture—give K to a friend, and when years have passed, a 'ud you, peahapn, are dead, your likeness * l i be 'eft, with the glad impress of Spring P°n it, to make more dear your memory. J. W. HURT. | Our renders will find something to repay them lor their trouble by reading the adver tisement in another column, headed LIPP MANN’S GREAT BERMAN RITTERS. The proprietors have, at an enormous outlay, been enabled to obtain the recipe and right to manufacture these great Bitters in the United States, and are the only ones who can or art authorised to make them. They are for sale by our Druggis's and Dealers generally. Jacob Li ppm in k Bro., .Savannah, Ga., Sole Proprietors tor the Uaited Stat-s. Koskoo.—This inediciue is rapidly gaining the confidence of the people, and the numer ous testimonials of its virtues, given by prac titioners of medicine, 1 oaves no doubt that it is a safe and reliable .•cmed sitir impurity OK TilK UI.OOI), UVKR rSV The last Medical Jou. nafcX ntains an ar ticle from Prof. R. S. N. wton, M.D., Presi dent of the E Medical College, city of New Y ork, that speaks in high terms of iis cura tive properties, and gives a special recom mendation of Koskoo to the practitioners of j medicine. This is, we believe, the first in stance where such medicines have been offi cially endorsed by tho Faculty of any of the medical coil, gos, and reflects groat credit upon the skill of Dr. Lawrence, its compound er and also puts “Koskoo” iu the van of all Norfolk Daily Dec. The Macon Telegraph asks : “What interest has Congress in making Bul lock’s fortune ? Wo believe he will clutch $200,000 of tho people’s money between this time and July next. Tho Opera House cost $157,000, and they are going to sell it to the State for $500,000 j and then there’s $50,000 to $75,000 interest in tho Mitchell claim. These two speculations will make Bullock tloc richest man in Georgia, by the decree of his Congress ional agency, before dog days. Why, then, should Congress want to give him four years more to operate in, to the utter ruin of the people ? Will it help them if they turn the whole State over to Bullock ? If so, how ? miRKRTM. Dawson, Ap'il 14.- Cotton has been steady the past week, and all offered has been taken at 19 to 191'for best grade. Bacon clear sides 18jjc ; Shoulders 16 ; ILims 20 to 22c ; Lard 22c ; Corn -150 ; Flour from 9to sll per barrel. Macon, April 12ih.—Cotton slight decline 20 to 20 1-2 for middlings; Bacon clear sides 17 1 2 to 18c ; Shoulders 13 1 2 to 14, Corn 125 to 135. Louisville, April 12.—Bacon Shoulders 12c Clear sides lfi 3-4 ; market excited demand good. Market in an advancing m od. Nkiv York, April 12.—Cotton dull and heavy at 23-1-0 to ?3 38 * Gold 113 1 8. . Liverpool, April 12.—Cotton dull, np uplardsll 1-4 and. Special Polices, 5*.4!”* IUI.I.ER. Dis a Balm tor every wound. Our fi r st till a-h im s use and recommend its use ; the Apothecary finds it fi st, among th ■ medi cines called for, and the Whole-ale Druggist eou.-ideis it a leading article in his trade, ill the dealers in midieine sp ak alike in its favor, and i'.s reputation as A Mmliciticof Grcal Virlut*, is fully aid permanently estnb'ished. It is the great F VVIILY MEDICINE of the age. TAKEN INTERN ALLY, it cures Dv«ente iv Cholera, Diarr> cea, Cr nan ami Pain in Stomach, Bowel Complaint, Painters’ Colic, Liv.-r Complaint, Dispcppin, or Indigestion, iS'iifdon-C 1 dds Sore Throa', Coughs, Ate. TAKEN EXTERNALLY, it cu es Boils, Felons, Bruises, Cuts, Burns. Scalds, old 6'ires and Forains, Swelling of the Joints, Toothaobn, Pain in the Fme, Neuralgia and Rheumatism, Chopped Hands, Frost-bitten F\ et, Ac. PAI.Vis supposed to be the lot, of us poor rsortals as inevitable as death, and liib ! eut any time to come upon us. Therefore it s important lint remedial agents should be at hand tube ns and on emergency, when we are made to feet 'he exerneia'ing agony of pain, or the depressing influences of disease. Such a remedial agent exists in Pkuky Da vis’ “Pain Killer,’ the fame of which has extended over all the earth. Auvd the eter nal ices of the polar regions, or beneath the intolerable aud burning sans of ihe tropics, its virtues are known and appreciated. And by it suffering humaoitv has found relief from many of its ills. The effect ot the Pain Killer upon the patient, when taken internally in cases of Gough, Cold, Bowel Complaints, Cno era, Dysentery, and niher affections of the system, has been truly wonderful, and has won for it. a name among medical prepa rations that cm never be forgotten. Its sue ee-s in rem oving pain, as an ex ernal remedy, in cages ol Bums, Bruises, Sores and Sprains, Outs, iStii.gs ot Insects, &c., and other causes of sufferings, has seeureu for it the most prominent, poai ion among the medicines ot the day. |2?~Beware ol Counterfeits and worthless imitations. Call for Perry Davis’ Vegetable Pain Killer, and take no other. Nold bv JANES & i LOYLESS, Dawson. Prices, 25c., 50., aud $1 per buttle. mar;Bl-4t ÜBSMffi Wlial Jii« Doctors Say. AMOS WOOLEY, M. D., of Kosciusco Coun ty Indiaas, savs: “For three years past I have used Allin’s I.cng Balsam extensively in my practice, and ! am satisfied there is no better medicine for Lung diseases in use. /SaaC A DORAN, if. D , of Logan coun ty Ohio, says: “Allen’s Lung Balsam not only sells rapidly but gives perfect satisfac tion ill every ease within iny knowledge. Having confidence in it, and that it possesses valuable medicinal properties, I freely use it in my daily practice and with unbounded sue cess. As an expectorant it is mos’ certainly far ahead of any preparation I have ever T NATHANIEL HARRIS, .if. D„ of Micidie burv Vermont, says : I have no doubt it will soon become a classical remedißl agent for the cure ol all •diseases of the Thrca’, Bronchia! Tubes and the Lungs. Phy-icians do not recommend a medicine which has no merits, what they say about Allen’s Liiiig Balsam Can be taken as a fact. Let all afflicted test it at oucc. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. -SOLD BY JAN-E'S & LOYLfi’SS, Dawson, ni’ch 31, l®- TO LO»Sf .TI PTI PL’S. ERRORS OF YOUTH A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debiiitv, Premature Decay, and all Ihe effects of vouthlnl indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to probt by the ad vestiscr’s experience, can do so by address OGDEN, unco;l y No. 4’.i Cedar street, N.Y .V#: ll* .11) I~F.II | 'lSF.flf.vts I )RI A< i:, If, G. A: J. K., Sale, Feed and Livery Stable, Depot A reel. Good horses and vehicles for hire on reason able ternun April 14, ly. notice. T -YMK-, .1/. POWALL has applied for f exemption of personally, and setting apart and valuation of Homestead, and I will pa-s upon the same at !0 o’clock, ii.m., 24th A P ril . '»«. 7; M. JONES, Ord. April 14, 2w. ill s, INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE I IT. S. ■iitoi'iinl Revenue, 1 Assessor’s Office, 2d District, >■ Macon April 4th, 1870. j TN compliance with section 19, Act of June 30th, 1884, as amended, I hereby give no tice that 1 will hear appeals from persons as sessed on the Annual List oT the A'ecend CoN lection District of Georgia, for the year 1870 ; Which includes Special Taxes, Income Tax and articles in Schedule “A," relative to any erroneous or excessive valuations, at my of fice, iu the City of Macon, Georgia, com mencing on Monday, the 18th inst., and con tinuing Until Thursday, the 28th inst., inclu sive. All appeals to be in writing. ROBERT CLARICE, Assessor Tnt. Revenue, 2d District, Ga. April 14,2 w. ./ f,' E.Y T S IS *./A’T t: It To Sell Our Celebrated Kill IB FEt Acknowledged by all who have used them to be the best Pen made or sold in this country. No blottiug! No soiled fingers ! Sixty lines written with one pen of ink ! Will out wear any steel peu ever made. Bankers, mer chants, teachers and all classes endorse them in the highest terms of praise. Put up in neat slide boxes. Prices : two boxes, 80 cents ; five boxes, SI.OO. Sent free of pos tage, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-. (ion. Liberal Commission to Agents! lUe are prepared to give any energetic person taking the agency of these Pens, a commission which will pay S2OO per month. Three sample Pens will be mailed for 10 cents. Adpress, WATS TARN PUBLISHING CO. Indianapolis, Ind. The Southern States ! DO you want a reliable Journal from the South? The oldest, best known and ablest is the Mobile Weekly Register. Published over half a century. Hon John Forsyth, the ardent supporter of the great .Stephen A Douglas, is the Editor. Every Northern Democrat wants the Reg ister. It has an able Agricultural department; Hon. C C Lingdon, Editor. Every F' .rmer and Mechanic wants to know all about the <S)Uth, now offeriug so many at tractions. Snli ciibe for the Mobile Weekly Register, 4*1.1 \ s■; ill) per voi.r. SI.OO for 4 mos. Try it. four tnoirbs. Send SI.OO. The Register i- ihe hugest piper in the N iu'h. Sp, citneti c tpy sue. Address, W. D. MANN, Pi op. Register, Mobile, Ala. JOY TO THE WORLD ! AH ANTIDOTE! discovered at last for m\nz km feveh. r |''llE celebrated Holton Pill, manufactured 1 bv Dr. H.C Bsailev, at .-imoriotis, Geor gia, is undoubtedly the best medicine yet discovered fir the cure of the diff-rent forms of malarious fevers, such as chill and fever, fey, r and ague, intermittent or billions re mittent fevers, and all forms of disease hav ing a malarious origin. Si,ld lui Janes Jb Joyless, Dawson, Qa., and Dealers Generally. Price One Hollar. Jf.irchol,-1 y. FRESH ARRIVALS. price Tfcetlticetl !! I T ha vp just received a large stock of fine l Liquors, consisting of Gin?* H on, Whiskies, Wines, Ale, iJB Beer, \ • , Ac., which I offer by the ganW, quart, pint, or by the drink, at 15cts Per Drink. PAl’ WAKI >. in ch 31, 2m. Mrs. E. A. Thompson, MILL IN K II AND FASHIONABLE DRESS-MAKER, AND DEALER IN ffillijiem 3jiJ fanny Qood?, H.firso.v, OKOHGI»l INVITES the attention of the Ladies of Terrell and adjoining counties, to her large aud complete stock of LADIES’ MISSES and CHIL DREN’S HAT S, BONNETS, FLOWERS, GLOVES, IIOSE, hoop-skirts, embroidery, dress-trimmings, and many things to suit the taste, and please the ladies. She intends selling her goods at unusually low prices—the ladies have but to call and be convinced of the fact. Dresses cut and fit with neatness and dispatch. All work warranted, and perfect fils guaranteed. She can be found at her old stand, ou South side Public Square, Dawson, Georgia. M’ch 24. 2m. BRICK FOR SALE 1 I have on hand a large lot of BRICK which I will sell at a t educed price; Par ties wishing to purchase interest to address B NEW AI>YEItTIS EaMEN T S, "W. .A.. HUFF, Mn con, Georgia. —— - SUM IT 51.15. lAM STILL SELLING AT $1.25 PER BUSHEL, ON THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND couumtha : ’ On receipt of tho ordor with the cash, on» fourth (J)ofthe quantity wanted w:!l be shipped immediately ; one fourth (J) in tweuty (‘2O) days ; ona-fourth (i) m forty (40) days, and the remaining oneHourth in sixty days. FOlt EXAMPLE—A party ordering 1,000 bushels will get at once 250 bushels—2so bushels in 20 days, 250 bushels in 40 days, and the balance in 00 days; or the buyer can have the do ivories made to suit him, inside 00 days, NO ORDER RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN FIFTY I3USII ELB, and in no case will an order be entered ut this price on mv books WITHOUT THE CASH COMES WITH IT. JG3TALL SHIPMENFS GUARANTEED SOUND AND ALL RIGHT. If r.ot found so, to be shipped back at my expense. a -til., t W. A. HUFF. April 14th, 1-m. 1100 FLY—BUS T 100001 HE!” W. W. FAUKCM. JAS. F. SHARPS. g. MAAS FARNUM, SHARPE & CO. Having Bought the entire Stock of S- M- SEISEL & CO„ and having made extensive purchases of SPRING ANDSUMMER GOODS in NF.W YORK, while Gold was at the lowest point, are now prepared to show to the old friends of the house, and all who trade iu Dawson, a stock of merchandise, consisting o ( staple and Fancy Dry Goods, TresGoods, Boots and Shoes, for Gents,, Ladies and ( hildrcn’s wear, nothing, for Men and Boys, Hats, for Men and Children, laukee Notions for all. Our Stock, for variety and cheapness, cannot be stir passed in the city. Wo a!»o dnal in GItOVERIES FAMILY' SUPPLIES, COIUV, E.tlllt n.tuo.r, xu. 0.1 latS. M. Seise! & Bro’?. old stand. We charge nothing for showing ®ur goods. March 24-ts. IS7O, IS7O SIPIBIM© AHID SWUlttlfilß BBT BOOBS* Dress Gooils, Fancy Goods, Staple Goods, Hoots & Shoes, Hats, Clothing Hardware, Iron, Steel, Plantation Supplies, * Groceries, Bacon, Flour, AND a sen"ral assortment of merchandise, is off red fit. such prices ss wil! astonish all. My stock for f\IHIKT*% ftl .ls TY' anti LOU* PHICKS has not been equalled since 1860. The great decline in Gold has caused a decline in all foreign goods which will astonish the closest buyers. I invife the public from Terreii, Calhoun, Baket Randolph, Webster, Stewart and Lee counties, to call and examine my EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS, ,F we fail to sell te yon, the reason will not be on account of PRICE. J. W. ROBERTS. march 17, If. HAUTE SEIF! I have just opened anew Biachtmilb Shop, oposite utf W«*ho.M, 1 Stand, and have employed the best .Smith in the county, AN DER6ON JEFFREN, ( •) who would be pleased to receive the patronage of his old customers, and many new ones, r era for work left at my office Will be filled promptly. Will beep constantly on baud. Iron, teel, Axes, Hogs, Ac. JOHN A. PtTITON. I> A AV K O TV (CARRIAGE FACTORY THOS. J. Pro., AND MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGES & BUGGIES OF E I 'EIt »* OKSUIItTIOJr. Patterns adjusted to suit the most improved Styles. We keep on hand Northern and Eastern wotk which we will sell at Loweet cash prices. Jan. 2ft, ly. BARGAINS!! BARGAINS !!! ILEAL ESTATE FOR SALE! rpHF, Subscriber offers for sale, on reason) Able terms, in the town of Dawson, Ga.. the House and Lot where E. B. Loylees lives , the House and 1.0 where J. E. Lovless lives ; tbe House and Lot kuown as tbe Lundey or McLcin Lot. Also, about 300 Acres of Land, and the improvements thereon, consisting of a good dwelling, and all necessary outbuild ings. Also, 3 Store Houses, in the village of Weston, Webs'er co.. Ga. Possession given th# first day of January next. I will also make liberal advances on cot ton, in store, or, on the growing crop, for the right kind of security. march 24 ts. J. H. CRIM. 1810. 1170 SPRING TRADE ! MY STOCK OF Spring and Summer fiends Is now in and consists of goods that will please tbe Ladies, the Genflemcn, and the little children. I make it a point to deal iu noth ing but First-class Goods, and sell them as cheap as can be done, by any one dealing in the same style of goods. Gall and see the Late Style Dress Goods, ALSO MV STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES, HATS and such other Goods »s are needed in the house, or on the p’antation. tn’ch 17, If. W. F ORR 1870, 1870. SPRING TRADE. iM I S S M. WILLIAMSON IS now receiving the latest novelties in (litliliafy, bre?s qoocls, TrlpipGs Yankee Notions, Laces, &c. at her Store nearly opposite the JOURNAL OFF ICS, affid offers them at prices which will be found to be lower tbiin such goods has been sold in 6'awsou since 1860. Li returning my thanks to tbe many friends who hare given-' me their patronage, 1 earnestly ask of them and alt others in want of goods ia my iine, to cult and examine my Stock. selections have been made with a view to meet the wants of the Ladies of Dawson and vicinity. Call and satisfy yourselves as to price, style, &c. m'cb 17, ts. Hew Bar AND Billiard Saloon. South Sitle Public Square, next tlyor to Orcer St Simmons. Our Bar will be supplied with fine liquors, and we intend and will have good or. der. If. J. .not.ns s CO. m’eh3,tf. LEGAL ADVHmSMfNTS. riHHI 1.1. biIEBIFF SAI.BB \I T ILL BK SOLD before th« Court Boom v v Door, in the town- of DaWeoo, Mid county, on the Ist Tuesday In Mat next, witliiu the legal hours of sale, lit following lots of land, to-wft: Jfarch 24, isfd ~ Numbers 211, 212, 237,246, 208, Nortif hall 804 and West half 286, in the 14th Dls-' trlct of Terre'! connty. Levied on as th* property ol John D. Whaley, to satisfy a ft fa issued from Terrell .Superiof Court, In fa vor of Thomas M. Jones, Ordinary, for th* it e of Daniel I. Dunbar, atld hig wife, Msrgn ret A Dunbar, vs. Snana J. Cherry, Prioci pil, and John D. Whaley, James it. Poffell, and Peter U r . Reddick, Securities. March 24, lsfo. Also, at the same time and pldce, one tot of land, number 186, in the 11th District Os Terrell county. Levied on as the property of James M. Powell, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Terrell .Superior Court in favor of Thomas M. Jones, Ordinary, for the use flf Daniel I. Danbar, and his wife, Margaret A. Dunbar, vs. .Shana J Cherry, Principal, gfid John 1) Whaley, J.imos M. Powell, and Pe* tor W. Reddick, Security. March 24, 1870. Also, at the suite time and plaoe, tbe land of Win. H. Styles, Deceased numbers not known, but known as the Styles faun, in tbo third district of Terrell county. Levied on as the property of Wm. 11. Styles deceased, to satisfy a fi fa issued from a Justice Cdslrt in the 822d District, G. M., in Bartow coud tv, in favor of Howard Ntokely, at Cos., v». R U. Styles, Administrator of William H. Styles, dceea3Bdi April 7 4w. X. V. LASSETER, Sheriff. NOTICE / tALVIN C. KER.9EY, next friend of tbo VV minor children of Calvin Register, de ceased, has applied for exemption of per sonalty, and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the same a t 2 o’clock, P.Jf, the 14th day of April, iust., at my office in Dawson, Ga. April 7,2 w T. M. JONES, Ord. C\GORUIA, Terrell Coinily i H Whereas, Gain, and W. E. Wall ap plies for letters of dismission on the eslat* of Jesse Wall. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persona concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Glveu under my hand and official signature, this Jau. S1 at., 1870. Feb. 3rd,Bm. T. M. JONES, Ord. CEORIiI A, Tyrrell Comity : Whcreaa, A. 6'asser applies for letters of dismission on the estate of S. R. Smith. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time presdribfcd by la#, and show cause, if aby, why said letters should hot be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this January 4th, 187(X Jan. 6 3m. T. M. JONES, Ord.- ' l 1 . .1.-JJI-S CLARKE’S LONDON REMEDIES. “FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS#*. DR. CLARKS INVIGORATOR giv-d strength to the aged and debilitated ; it it especially designed for young men who have wasted their vigor by excesses of every kind, and ftll persons whose systems eave becofhe weak by Imprudence are completely restored bv its Use. Price One Dollar. DR Ct ARK’S PURIFIER cleanses the blood from all impurities, such as Scrofula, Syphilis, Mercuriai Rheumatism, Huntori ol every sort. Bad breath, Offensive Persplfs-# tios, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Dischargee from the Ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of thd Hair, Ulcers, Boils, Fiitrples, Blotches, and all diseases of the Lungs and Digestive Or# gans. Price One Dollar. DR CLARK’S PAA r ACEA, relieves pain ol every description j ffeadachb. Earache, Too'hnehe, Stomachache, Backache, Pain rn the Breast and Limbs, ft is an invaluable remedy in all nervous disorders, and no fam ily should be without if. Price One Dollar* DR CLARK’S F.LIXIR isfa certain cure for a weakness of the GenitO-Urinary Organs, and discharges of a niucco-purufeftt nature, Lericoorhea, Gonorrhea, Spermatorrhea,- and Seminal Weakness, are opeeiily cured by If* use. Price One Dollar. Dr. CLARK’S Regulator, for 'emalcs only, guaranteed to correct all special irregulari ties and difficulties of Single Ladies. Mar ried Ladies are cautioned not to us# it when in a certain condition, as its effects would bo too powerful, Price Ooe Dollar. All of these celebrated remedies are pre pared from Fluid Extracts under Dr. Clark’s immediate supervision, and are warranted fresh and pure. All afflicted person's should send a carefully written statement of thejv ailments to Dr. Clark, and he proper remedy will be sent promptly to their address. Dr. Clark can be consulted personally at his of fice, and will furnish all the necessary ac commodations to patients who place them selves under bis care. All letters addressed DR. CLARK. Office No. 10 AMITY' Street, New York City, (near Broadway.)' m’ch 3, fy. PRICE REDUCED. The South-Western Printing and Publish ing Association have completed arrange ments whereby thfy are enabled to supply mail subscribers, either singly,, or m bhtbsy with the LEADING MAGAZINES AND WEEKLIES. at publishers’ lowest club rates—either of the Following $4.00 Periodicals, at SBOO per an num, viz: Harper’s Afagazines, Harper’s Weekly, Harper’s Bazar, Atlantic Monthly, The Galaxy, Putnafa’s Magazine, Appleton’s Journal, fippineott’s' Magazine, Blackwood’s, Frank Leslie’s Dlustrated. Monthly, F'ank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, Old and New, The Chimney Corner, Hearth and Home. A’ither of the following $3.00 Periodicals at $2 25, viz: Godey’s Lady Book, Madame Demorest’s Monthly, The Phrsnologteaf Journal. The following $2.50 Periodicals at $2 00, viz: The Riverside, Packard's J/onthlv, The Ladies’ Friend. The following $5.00 Periodicals at 4.00, viz,: The Eclectio Magazine, Every Saturday, The Nation. The following published at $5-00 at $1.50, viz:- The Young Folks. T. S. Arthur’s Bothe Mag azine, Peterson s J/agazine. Address, S. W. Printing and Publishing As* sociation, m’ch 24‘lm Care Box 419, Cincinnati, Ohio.- tEA-MiS’ Improved Cotton Planter* AND hjfect qUajio biftiblity can bb seen at the Store of W. f. Orr, a* Dawson. •VTO Farmer who wishes to save labor anti 1 IN time should be without one. It will scatter Gua'tio and sow’ Cotton Seed" with more perfection than can be done with-hand 1 .- Go at once and see them and saXisfr your self. 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