The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, May 26, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text0m JOURNAL “ LOCAL COLUMN. AND Crops. /Lhilo we •te, ft delightful rain is falling and . ’ h a manner, we think as Ido a vast deal of good. All.crops have suffered greatly for want of rain, and some of the most forward cotton has died until there is hardly a good taadof it in many places. The old est citizens do not remember ever seo ine so backward a Spring, and wo have heard of fields of cotton being planted in Webster county tins week. Early garden vegetables liavo been almost an entire failure. The United States Hotel, Louisvillo, v, is only two blocks from the Cm cinnati Mail Uno U harf-boat. JcdokL. Be van has been appointed Marshall for the taking of the census of Terrell county. New Saloon.—-I have opened a neat Saloon next door to Hotel, where can be found Ice Cream, Soda R ater, leo Lemonade and Confectioneries. The Ladies and Gentlemen, both resident and visitors, are invited to give me a ta U P. L. Bunch. The United States Hotel, Louisville, Kv is only two blocks from the Street Cars that ruu by the Nashville Railroad Depot. Oc«rcad>*rs will tinu something to repay ihem let their trouble by reading ihe adv»-r lijfm'iit 'll mother column, headed LIPP MANX’S GREAT GKR MAN BI TTERS The p-opiie»r9 have, at an enormous outlay, Un enabled to obtain the recipe and right to mnufaonire these great Bit'ers in the Ccitrilliiates, and are the only ones who cm orareauthoiited to mjke them. 1 hey ire for sile bv our Druggists and j Daters generally, Jacob Lippnrtn k Bio., i i'mnnah, Ga., Nole Proprietors lor the \ Tailed St.il, s. Pcmonal. —We had tho pleasure of a call from Col. Chas. W. Hancock, Editor and Proprietor of that old re liable paper The Sumter Kcpublican. Charlie is looking remarkably well, for an old man, not a gray hair to be seen (except vvheie the Barber failed to do his duty). His numerous friends will be glad to know that he looks as well as when he helped to make Terrell county and to lay off Dawson. I Have a Tlrkiiu.e Cough.— You nedft not have it long go to your Druggist and get a bottio of DU. TCTi SCELEBRATED EXPECTO RANT, it will soon cure you. It is Mngorous to neglect Coughs This valuable preparation may be..foun 1 in every riling.- and hamlet in tho South and West. Wo refer our readers to tho adver tisement of Mr. J. J. Kelly, Cabinet maker. This is something Dawson has long needed, aud now that such a shop has been opened we hope the Proprietor may be liberally patronized. Ililf i) *x -M B,t l « of Sirsaparilla and I'**"’* b.ligla will pic vein, sickuess liu.i.ig lumaier. The celebrated * Dixie Plow,” at PULTONS. Salmon’s Celebrated Paragon Soap for sale by J. E. Loyless. This Soap removes Axle grease or anything olso. 2t Dill Week.—We «ee but few visi ters in town this week, excepting those 'rho have cases in Court. We sup pJse at this season of tho year our planters are too busy to leave home imply to attend Court. It is a good b ,n. and we hope to hear of such a dt nioraLzation among General Green’s Lees by their close application to ’“siness, as will completely discomfit ms summer campaign. rilhL’a? 0 ", h ?'"" of Dr - SarMT..- aoli last year. Improved Wagone, (an im on the wH«*on, at FULTON’#. On Smith Shop.— C. C. Truss still cEr Guns ’ pistuis and Sewin s Ma - j. 1 URE —The skin of some -utiful animal can be seen at 11. R. eITT St ° ro an * ma * was kill -1 exas, skin dressed and sent to K. Dail. call ''° U M I’ our gmn stocked if so n __ C. C. Truss. 4COi, i—Hamg. Sides sod Shoulder* »t j _ FULTON'S | Hlu',‘d o!,? m ’ I'''""'' E> r - Tntt’- Sirsapl - has no equal. 00,J| cff»nd BratiUbbro Buggies, at FULTON’S. I!® u’** 1 rrom N ' e<r Y,>,,! onß ' 01k . 9 . of . lh - U "'»' put -liies in '■ • n d offo r ihfi,! * * V^ r brought to Dawson, """'nnolH M P r,c <*» lower than ever. I CU ' to "' er " Anrt ,rien( l'’ <0 Rive | o' 1 *" 11 "* toy patterns and latest ! l “ c Jooasii tut- on street, opposite o,ru;e M. WILLIAMSON, j tlle t 0 filld 0n our tal,le a caniTiilnt- vteftator Receipt Rook,'" Which u 10a about 400 Recipes, hit few v , 6 . u published within tho cultural v* 1 ?. 1 , 11 t ' lat sterling Agri £*&***, the Southern Culti pamphlet f ar ° now republished in tad every ° nn ’, we advise each “cure aconv ° * ° Ur man - v readers, to ■uake a y / at .°uce. You cannot Same aniou t "f investment with the ‘'ciiio dq ] nt , money, and the price within the" ’ , cents,) places it CSf aIL Address G. u ltirator “Southern > -tthens, Ga. The Concert lust night was a success, ami too iiWKih credit cannot be awarded the Amatcura for the aplrndld manner In Which each one acquit ted themselves. To personate would require more time aud apace than We hare affloMetf us f or fliiwlwauc, aud We merely nay, first iu behalf of the ladies who took part iu the exercises that, as an appreciation of their efforts, the entire aiidi enoc expressed s desire to hear them on other oc casions. me object of the Concert, we learn, was to raise money, for the purpose of securing tliv services of /’ruf. Eckhardt for another mouth aud had that fact been generally known, and tile weather more favorable, we arc confident the Hall would have beun crowded. Knowing how rapidly the Hand is improving under the tutorage of J'rof. IC. we hope they may hcuWe to employ him for at least one mouth more, and therefore suggest the propriety of another Concert, giving sufficient notice for the public to acquaint them selves of the the object and time. Superior Court. —The spring term of the Superior Court of Terrell coun ty convened last Monday, his honor Judge D B. Harrell presiding. Tho cases are called in their order as per calendar, and tried unless good reasons are given for continuance.— The system of arranging cases in or- 1 der, as adopted by J udere Harrell, we think a good one, saving much time J to all parties interested, and quite con venient for the Attorneys. I Besides the home bar, we notice in attendance Sam’l. D. Irvin, of Macon, , Col. Hawkins, of Americus, Messrs. I Vasin, /f right, Moigan and Hobbs of ; Albany, \\ est, of Stark ville, Warwick, ; of Smithville, Messrs.* Hood, Fielder , Douglas and Clarke of Cuthbert.— ! Beck, of Morgan, and Maj. Gonoke, of Georgetown. There are one hundred and thirty eight cases on the civil docket and forty have boon disposed of up Ito this writing. The Court will prob | ably hold over a part of the next ! week. Ko. KOo. —This medicine is sapidlv gui-ing , the confidence o( Ihe people, and ihe numer o.is testimonials ol its virtues, given by nrac 'itioners of medicine, 1 aves no doubt that it is a safe and reliable .emedv (or IMPURITY OP THE BLOOD, I.IVKR DISEASE, &C. The last Medical Journal contains an ar.l tide from P of. K. 3. Ntwion, M. D., Presi- , dent of ihe E Medical College, city of New York, that speaks in high terms of i,s cura- : live properties, .-,nd gives a special reeom mendaiion of Ko-koo io the practitioners of medicine, I his is, we believe, the first in stance where such medicines have been offi cially endorsed by the Faculty of any of the medical colleges, and reflects great upon 'he skill of Dr. Lawrence, its compound- j or and also puts “Koskno” in the van of all i Xor/olk Daily Journal, Dec. Fire is Cuthbert.—Four business houses were burned in Cuthbert, on the morning of the 2*l th, loss about $50,000. Mr. Heildbern, Owen & Scaly, and Duke & Flint, are the suf ferers. It is supposed to be the work of an inceudiry. Dr. Tutt's Sarsaparilla ar.d Queen’s Delight; dears the ekiu aud impirts a beautiful coni' plexio ? ROYAL BARING POWDERS, that ret quires no milk, soda, and very little Lirrf, » FULTON’S Kimball’s New Hotel. —Tho Atlan ta Constitution says in a few days the ( work of excavation for Kimball’s new hotel will bo finished. The Avails are j being laid with rapidity, and soon the j structure will begin to show its mag nificent proportions. It will be a co lossal edifice, and be a standing mon ument of Kimball’s enterprise. The Atlanta Period says that it is estimat ed that 4,000,000 bncks will be re quired in its construction, 10,000 floor joists, and 400 window frames. The main front will be on Pryor Street. 210 feet—oil Decatur Street and the Railroad 163 feet front. The first story will contain sixteen stores, with iron fronts, four fronting on the railroad, eight on Pryor, and four on Decatur Street. The main entrance on Tryor Streot will be 50 feet \\ ide, and afford entrance for tho ladies, main staircase to the parlors, etc. On the second story will be found tho parlors, dining, breakfast and family rooms. Tho (hird, fourth and fifth stories will be devoted to sleeping rooms—some 250 in number. In the basement will be a billiard hall, 50 by 130 feet, provision, fuel,, boiler ami bath rooms, water closets, etc. Tho entire building will bo heat ed by steam, thoroughly ventilated, and supplied with every convenience. Bx-Pkksi»ent Johxsox and Family —A Republican. paper at Knoxville Tens., re fearing to ox-Fresident John son, says; “The ex-President spends most of his time in study. He writes a great doal, and it is generally supposed that he contemplates soon publishing a boot which shajl boa defence ot ‘my policy’ and his administration. He has some visitors from a distance, and during court sessions his house is dai ly filled from early morning till night 1 by his friends from the country, who 1 think him the greatest man of the age.” ! “ri rs. Stover, who made many ! friends during her residence at the | White House in Washington, married a worthy merchant of Greenville some | months ago. She is now plain Mrs. Brown* wife of the village merchant, | but carries to her now quiet home all ! the modesty and dignity that graced i the Executive Mansion Mrs. Patter ! son, whose presence added to the at ! tractions of tho Presidential Mansion, | is with her husband on tho farm at Rome Station.” President of Senate’s Room, 'i Capitol Building, > May 18, 1870. > ! The Committee appointed to inves tiVatothe charges against Governor Bullock and Treasurer Angler met at ten o’clock to-day. Proseut—John Harris, A. D. Tsun nally, J- C. Fain, Marion Bethune, \V. P, Price. After perfecting organ iration, the Ommitteo adjourned un til to-morrow at ten o’clock a m. ItIAKKIED. on the IS hot ihis month, at the residence of the bride a mother, by Rev. J, A. Minims, Mr. I t J. Athridge, and Miss 8. A- Bunch, all of Teireil county. IVARKETS. Dawson, May 26.—Unfavorable news from the Eastern markets has caused a decline in cotton and 19]c is the highest figures offered, Bacon sales 19J to 20; Shoulders 17c ; Lard 23c ; Com 1.75; Flour 8 to 810 per bbl. . iM acon, May 24.—Cotton 20J for middlings; Bacon clear sides 19i } Shoulders 15£; Corn 1.60. Louisviile, May 24.—Corn 1.20; Shoulders 13 j ; Clear sides 17J ; Lard 17c. Xkw Lore, May 24.—Cotton quiet 22| for middlings; Gold 1141. i Liverpool, May 24.— -Cotton closed irregular, uplands 10Jd. Special mYoliccs. Tlic Mosl Popular Medicine Extant. ! HE PAIN KILLER fs T equally itpplicaoli- and efficacious to young old. The pain ayller is both an iuternul and external remedy. THE I*A/N K/LT.ER should be used at the first manifestation of cold or cough. The pain killer is the great Family Medicine of the age. The pain killer will cure Painters’ Colic. THE PAIN A'ILI.ER • is good for Scalds and Hums. THE PAIN AII.LER Has the verdict of the people in its favor. THE PAIA A/I.ER gives universal satisfaction. r I'HE PAIN KILLER A Is an almost certain cure far CHOLA’RA and has, without doubt, be *n more suecesslul in curing this terrible disease than any other known remedy, or even the most eminent or skillful Physicians. In India, Africa, and Cnint, where this dreadful disease is ever more or less prevalent, the Pain Killer is considered, by the natives as well as Euro pean residents in these climates, A SURE REJ/KDY. r |' , HE PAIN K\LhEK —each Bottle L is wrapped with full directions for use. npilK PAIN KILI.ER is sold bv aii A Druggists and Dealers in .Family Jfed:- cines. Sold by Janes & Loyless, May 2, lm. Dawson, Ga. Dr. A L. SCOVILL is the inventor of sev eral medical preparations which have become very popular, and have been liberally used. Among his inventions ate “Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs" and “Liverwort and Tar.” For ihe past six years a belter L ing remedy has bren offered to the public. Read the fo’low ing letter from Dr. Scovill referring to it: Messrs. J. N. HARRIS & CO., Gent a :—I make the following statement from a perfect convic tion and knowledge of the benefits of Al |«;n’y I.ling Hnlwaill in curing the most deep-seated Pu'monary Consumption! I have witnessed iis rtf cts on the voung and the old, and I Csn truly say it is by far the best expectorant remedy with which I am ac quainted. For Coughs, and all the early stages of Lung complaints, I believe it to be ace-tain cure, and if every family would keep it bv them, ready to administer upon the first appea-ar.ee of disease about the Lungs, there would be very few cases of fatal con sumption' It causes the pnlegm and matter to raise, without irritating those delicate or gans (the Lungs,) and wuhout producing con stipation of the bowels. It nl<o gives sirengih to the system, stops the nightsweats, aud changes ail the morbid secretions to a healthy state. Youts respectfully, A. L. SCOVILL. Sold by all Medicine Dealers, and by Janes & Loyless, May 5, Ini, Dawson, Ga. T\.e B'h Wonder of the World has been found in Georgia. The discoverer is a phy sician of long experience, extensive observa tion and profound judgment, and his discov ery has proven such a blessing to women, that it is already known throughout the country as “Woman’s Best Friend.” With remarkable quickness and certainty it cures ! all cases of snppce**edmenstruation, acute or chronic, and lestmes health in every instance. Dr. J. Bradfield’s Female Regulator supplies a remedy long needed in the treatment of dixeater peculiar to women. This the Medic al Faculty knows ami admits, while many of j our best physicians are using it in daily prac tice, The med'eine is prepared, with great care, bv L. 11. liradfield, Druggist, Atla ti, Ga., and sold at $1.50 per bottle by resect able Druggists everywhere dhQ n A.—WANTED an active man, in ev * l/V/ ery Ccuuty in the State 3 , to t avel and take orders by sample, for TEA, COF FEF and Spices. To suitable men we will give a salary of S9OO to SI,OOO a year, above tr veling and other expenses, and a reasona ble eommissioM on sales. Immed.ate applications are solicited from proper parties. References exchanged. Ap ply to, or address immediately. J. PACK.FR A CO., “6’'intinental Mills,” April 28, lm. 384 Bowery, New York ERRORS Or YOUTH A Gentleman wh« suffered lor years from Nervous Debilitv, Premature Dee*y, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need if, the leceipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was ured. Suffere's wishing to profit by the ad ve-ti-er’s experience, can Go so by address ing, in perfect confidence, . JOHN’ B OGDEN, udi 3;lj No. 42 Cedar street, N.Y jf eif ’ .to 1 */-’R VISEJHKJTTS new CABINET SHOP. T would respectfully inform the citizen.O I n lW son and surrounding country, that I have opened, in the town of Zfa.son a CABINET SHOP, and am pr-ared to make anything from the ’ most common Bedstead, up to a fine B XI B K A XX . Old furni ure of all kinds repaired, and made look as pood as new Give me a call. Nhop on Maia street, Brd door North of Jour ualof&cc' j. jr. KELf.l’. May 26, Gin. NOTICE. The following list of defaulters on Roads iu (he Town district are required to make thi ir appearance in Dawson, to show cause why they hare n«l worked their several roads heretofore r Elijah Thompson, Lotos Williams, George Youn , Sung floolts, Elias Keith, Biitton Newkirk, John Garrott, Samuel V, Brown, Wiley Walker, Was lii g’on Jackssn, Tom A Jobu Chambers. Tom Lee, (Col.), John Heu« ry Thomas, J. D. Perkius, C. C. Truss, Dr. Blackburn. E. P. Beauchamp, T. A. Bussell, > Com. 1). A. Cochran. j will be present. The dny of m eting, bn urday morn ing, 28'.h inst, 9 o’clock, A M. May 19, 2w, P«Mtpoiied Sbcrirf’s Sale*. WILL BE FOLD before the Court House Door, in the town of Dawson, 'said j county, on the Ist Tuesday in June next, within the le-gal hours of sale, the foNowfng I property to-wit,: ! One House and 4 acre lot, occupied at this time by Mr. Johnson, No. not known, but known as the lot of R. P. Afirtii:, deceased, iu the village of Dover, Terrell County. Levied on as the property of R. C. Jfartin, ! deceased, to satisfy an Execution i-sued front the Superior Court of Terrell County in faror of John B. Perry, vs Rufus P. .¥<rtin, and W. Craps. S. F. LAS3ET.FR, Feb. 25, 1869.—12, 4w. Sheriff. City Marshal's Sale, A\7 ILL be -old before the Court House j H Door, in the Citv of DAWSON, on ! the 13th day of June next, nne Store House and Lot, near the Depot, occupied by J. A. ; Hiers- Sold as the oroperty of said Hiers, | to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, issued by the (Tlei k of j the City Council, for City Taxes for the year 11869. W. K. iOZART. : May 12. SQd. .Marshal. BARGAINS!! BARGAINS 111 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE! THE Subscriber offers for sale, ob reason ble terms, in the town of Dawson, Ga.- the Hou'e and Lot where K. B. Lovless lives; the House and Lo where J. E. Lovless lives ; the House and Lot known as the Lundey or Me Lein Lot. Also, about 300 Acres of Land, and the improvements thereon, consisting of a good dwelling, aud all necessary outbuild ings. Also, 3 Store Houses, in the village of Weston, Webster co.. Ga. Possession given the first day of January next. march 24, ts. J. B. CRI.V. Platt’s PH GALLERY Will be open only a few days AT LOYLESS HALL, With a large variety of PICTURE FRAMES. of all styles, very eheap. All kinds of Pictures taken4u the flight gtyle of the jl/t. Particular attention given to Copying Old Daguerreotypes nto Card Pictures or Lirge Photographs All stvies of Pictures done wiih nearness and Dispatch, and warranted not to fade. C. if. PIo.itTT, May 12,3 m, Photographer• M. G. Tin 6 heel Iron Worker, rpAKES pleasure in announcing to the citi -1 itens of Dawson, and surrounding coun try, that he is now ready to manufacture Tinware at Wholesale or Retail, as low as it can be had elsewhere. Also, Roofing, Gut tering, and all kinds of Repairing practically and cheaply done, at short notice. Copper. *inc, and ait kinds of Mettle work done. Give him » call at Soule’s old stand. Eas tsde Public Square. Jan. 27, ly KKW TAILORJHOP JR. TURNBULL respectfully informs • the citizens of Dcvson, and vicinity, that he has commenced the Tailoring busi ness in this city, and Batters himself, from his long experience in the business, that he can give entire satisfaction to those who fa vor him wish their patronage. Cutting par ticularly attended to. Cleaning and repairing ts. J- R- TURNBULL Appointment by tlic Governor. ! jcsecutivl: dl’partmnnt, l Stars or GzoßotA, V Atlanta, Ga., .I/it 4, 1870. J I ORD.SR.fcD: That Robert. H. Atkinson, ol I the courtv of B.bb v be, and he is hereby ap- I pointed Secretary to. the A’lecutive Depart ] meat, vice R. Paul Leater resigned i Given under my hand and the Seal of the Ex cutive Department, at the Capital in Atlanta., 'he day and year above written. RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor. By the governor • ' H. 0. Carson, Secretary kt. Dept. May IS. 4w IV E W AI)VEIITIef EMEN T N. Sion fit—io*'t huh ii r w. W. YARN CM. j 4 g. f' stlAßri. g FARNUM, SHARPE & CO. Having Bought the entire Stock of 8. M. BEISEL & CO„ and having made extensive purchases of SPRING ANDSUMMER GOODS in NEW YORK, while Gold was at the lowest point, are now prepared to show to the old friends of the bouse, and all who trade iu Dawson, a stock of merchandise, consisting i Q Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Boots and Shoes, for Gents,, Ladies aud ( liildren’s wear, nothing, for Men aud Boys, Hats, for Men and Children, Yankee Motions for all. Our Stock, fur variety aud cheapness, cannot be surpassed in the city. Wo also deal in onocEiUES .t.rn F.t.ntEir supplies, con.r, l.hid B.tco.r, nc. Fail at S. M. Seisel a Bro’s. old atand. We charge nothing for showing eur goods. March 24-ts. is7o, 1870 Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Staple Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Clothing Hardware, Iron, Steel, Plantation Supplies, Groceries, Bacon, Flonr, AND a general assortment of merchandise, i, off red at sueh price* ss will astonish all. My stock for VARIETY, BEAUTY and LOW * PRICES has sot been equalled since 186“. The great decline in Gold has caused a decline in all foreign goods which will astonish the closest buyers. I invite the public from Terrell, Calhoun, Baker Randolph, Webster, Stewart and Lee counties, to call and examine my EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS. IF we fail to sell te you, the reason will not be on account of PRICE. J. W. ROBERTS. inarch 17, If. lUCIIMTI SHF i Ihave just opened anew Blachtmith Shop, oposite my Warehouse, near Colinm’s Old Snnd. and have employed the best .Smith in the county, ANDER.NON JEFFREY, (col.) who would be pleased to receive the patronage of his old customers,. .id many new ones Or. ders for work left at my office will be filled promptly. Will keep constantly on hand, Iron, teel, Axes, Hoes, Arc. .TOHISr .A. FULTON. Dawson, Ga., Jan. 13-tt. DURKAEN, Ice Cieam, Ice Cream, goda Water, M 3 Water! .J. L. SOLOMON 'llakes pleasure in announcing to the «'ti- I of Dawson and surrounding coun try, (hat in addiliou tohia Bakery & Confectionery, • be has erected a SODA FOUNT, perfected arrangements whereby he Trial ways have ICE on hand, and those like a deliciou«,cooling,iDtiocent draught, nn always be accommodated at fcis Saloon. Be is also prepared to furnish ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, DOMERSIC WINE 5, See , in any quantity, for any pnrpose. Ladies especially, are assured that the most per fret order will always be maintained, and »N that can be will be done to make the /Aiteon a worthy place of resort. Give, me a call. Don’t forget the place. Depot staeet, next door to J. W. Robe i at. J. L. SOLOMONS. April 28, t. State and County Tax, '"l , 'ke Book, are row onto. Come forward | 1 aad make your State and County Tax ! Returns for 1870. I w. w. rAßNvait r. t. r. M«X 15, S' I FEE S HE WATER GROUND 1M1! IwiH farnish a first rate article of water grouul Meal to all who will give me regu lar orders, and will deliver the same at the houses, (weekly, or semi-weekly)of all cua omera in Dawsou. Satisfaction Guaranteed. C. fr BROWN. April 21, ii. .It Cost! We are offering our entire Stock of Goods, at COST FOB THE GASH, j Now ia the time to buy your years’ auppiy of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE; TOBACCO, SHOES, &C., &C. b r/M L r x al'lso.v. mar V_’, If, D K. J. bR A DFI ETB’tf ‘ FEMALE REGULATGR:. "WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND,” Will bring on the Menses when they have not been established, also when they have been suppressed from unnatural causes. Will cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia of the back .and womb, Painful Menstruation, art'd 1 relieve the head, back and loins of tbeßo distressing pains and aches. Will check men orrhagia ot “excessive flow.” Will cure '‘Whiten” andtfaHiug of the womb, when it ' is the result of relaxation or bad health. It is as sure a cure in all the above disease* as Quinine is in Chills snd Fever. Ladies ran enre iKenXsttoss ot all the above diseases without revealing their complaints to any person, which, is alwwye mortify ing to their pride and ntochsty. It is recommended and used 6y the best physician* in their private practice. For a history of the above diseases, certifit cates of its wonderful cures and directions, tbe reader is referred to the wrapper around the bottle. Af.tnufsctured and sold by BRADF/ELD At CO., Atlanta, Ga. Sold by Janes Ai Loyless Dawson Ga. Price $1.50. We, tbe uuderaigued Druggists, take pleas ure in commending to the trade, DR. J. BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR— believing it to be a good and reliable remedy for the diseases for which he recommend* it. W. A. Lansdell, Atlanta, Ga. Pemberton, Willson, Taylor k Cos., Atlanta, Ga. Kedwine Ac Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Lawshe, Atlanta. Ga. W. Root Ac Son, Marietta, Ga. mays-ly. FRESH ARRIVALS’. I*rice RedLviced !? Z Ihave just received a large stock of fine Liquors, consisting of Brandies, Gins, Rum, Whiskies, Wines, Ale, Lager Beer, Ac , Ac., which I offer by the gallon, quart, pint, or by the drink, at 15cts Per Drink. PAT WARU rn’ch 81, 2m. m mi SPRING TRADE 1 MY STOCK OF Spring and Summer Goods Is now in snd consists of goods that will please the Ladles, the Gentlemen, and the little children. I make it a point to doai iu noths ing but First-class Goods, and sell them as cheap as caa be done, by any one dealing in ihu same style of good*. Cali and see tbe Late Style Dress Goods, AT. SO MY STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES, HATS and such other Goods »s are needed iu the house, or on tbe plantation. m’ch 17, if. W- F ORR. 1870, 1870. SPRING TRADE. MISS M. WILLIAMSON IS now receiving the latest uoyellies in (lillipary, bre IJoodfjFlppilifi! l Yankee Notionw, Laces, &c, at her Store near', opposite the JOURNAf OFFICE, and offers them at prices which will be found to he lawc than such good* bas been sold in Dawson since 1860. In returning my thanks to the many friends who have given me their patronage, I earnestly ask of them and all others in w*nt of roods iu my Hue, to call and examine mv stock. My selections have been made with a view to meet tie wants of the -.adie* of Dawson snd vicinity. Call and satisfy yourselves as to price, style, Ac. m’ch 17, ts. BRICK FOR SALE 1 I have on hand a Urge lot of BRICK which I will sell at a teduced price; Par ties wishing to purchase willifind it l ° '£. eie u. a... a- 2., C. B. THOMPSON, GECCEK. AMD COMMISSION MERCHANT. | WIIL keep constantly on band | Flotir, Bacon,Sugar, ; toffee, Fish. Lard, Meal, Candy, Tobacco, segars, THi*ware f Sxs-e &c., &c» also asent fok TKE GRAND PRAlßi£l vmn MACHINE! R-member the place Ftrnura & Sharpe*» old stand, West side Public Square, m’ch 24, ts. DAWkON, GA