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ACrHIOUIaTUR AX*.'
Letter front Houston County—
A Him Ueootve.
Holloman’s Stouk, HorsTi-A-Co., Ga. ?
October (fifth, 1?70. $
Editor* Telegraph §' Mutenger : I
have notiood in recent numbers of
your paper, reports from several coun
ties in this State, and will be greatly
obliged to have u abort notice of Hous
ton m your columns.
The spirit of despondency seems
hovering with appalling gloom over
the entire couuty. Jhe people are in
deed low-spirited, and nil business ap
pears at a A rJoct stand-still. Cotton
crops are generally estimated at two
thirds ; corn where much was planted
and tolerable attention given, has
turned out satisfactorily. As Hous
ton is remarkable for being a cotton
county, the attention of tie people this
year has been solely devoted to tur 1
cotton; on the proceeds of which they '
are totally dependent for supplies an- j
other year; you cannot doubt, then, (
that the recent distressing decline in j
the market is plainly depicted in the ,
countenance of every farmer’, lluu- '
dreds of bales will be shipped to mar- j
ket, the inevitable prey of the draft.
Fertilizers were very extensively ap
plied, which have proved, in a major
ity of instances, utterly worthless.
This is a very prevalent complaint,
and the farmers vow to pay for their
adulterated guanos only at the extent
of the law; the vendor, however—•
not the. cotton factor—should sulfer
for such frauds. The feeling now ex
isting is to make an entire change in
the mode of planting ; to stop the
production of such overwhelming
quantities of cotton and raise moie
provisions at home.
A meeting of a newly organi
agricultural club was held a secu id
time at the above named place on too
Btn ult., the object ol which is to pro
mote the interest of and insure a sup
port for farmers—employer and c r
ployed. At the first call of some of
the prominent farmers to meet for the
purpose of creating such an associa
tion, twenty-four names were enrolled,
and at the second meeting the number
was increased to thirty-one. The
ofiicois of this club are anioug Hous
ton’s first men—Dr. L. B. Alexander,
President; George M. i'eagiu and M.
Fnderick, Esqs., Vice Presidents, and
Gejige H. White, Esq., Secretary and
Treasuror. These leading planters
and influential men have wisely formed
the determination to* make a radical
change in the preseint plan of farming
mutually agreeing among themselves
ami pledgeing their utmost eudeavors
to persuade others, to reduce those
wide extended cotton fields and plant
oxtertsively iu corn, wheat, rye, outs,
potat'9B and peas Mr. Feagin, at the
last meeting, moved that some means
be adapted ‘‘to remove the corn ciib
and moat house of every man in Hous
ton trom the city of Macou.” This mo
tion, proceeding from a man renowned
as well for truth, justice and benevolence
as for long expeiieuee in agricul
ture, received a harty response ; and
though our company contained
none of the scions of Cicero, yet it were
indeed entertaining to hear the laconic
common-sense, practical speeches in
dt-lense of the motion of Mr. Feagin.
And surely, defense is not au applica
ble term, as each member exhibited
tho greatest zeal and alacrity to express
his views and use his mite of argument
for curtailing the cotton crop. Each
one firmly declared that lor three
years past he had, pecuniarily, been
on the de lino, notwithstanding the
most rigid economy, and that unless a
speedy change was elfectcdthis country
would be impoverished and the cry of
bread re-echo through the land.
They correctly expressed the idea that
the amount of raw material is too enor
mous, and must needs be diminished iu
order that the whi.e man and negro be
insured a support in ra sing cot-iui.
What has produced this startling
reaction in the cotton market '( What
is it that forces the lariner to unavoid
able, totai loss, when the combined
prospects of the spring promised such
handsome rewaid for a twelvemonth
of uuermitting labor and annoyance
with the lieedinan ? 'l'hsu the over
whelming amount of cotton now flood
ing the market, having been promptly
prepared to meet the draft. And it is
as remarkable as true, that a the
prices of cotton decrease, the prices
of provisions as regularly increase. 1
“Why,” asks the almost despondent
farmer, “do you rise so much on your
corn ail bacon, Mr, Merchant i 1 ”
The war, the war says he. “Ah,”
sighs the farmer, “the Tennesseean,
Ohioan and Kentuckian are fully
aware of the condition of the South
for supplies; they know we cannot
sutler our wives a children to starve,
that our energies have been applit 1
to the culture of cotton, while the hog
and cornfield have been neglected
Knowing our situation, therelure, they j
unmercilully double, triple tho prices j
of corn and bacon.”
A Mr. King, a small farmer, felt very
sensibly the loss he must sustain this
winter, and with genuine feeling, ex
pressed some very truthful aud amu
sing remarks. He said, many years
ago, gentlemen, the catterpillar did
his level best to eat up our cotton,
stalk and all. Now, gentlemen, we ve
got a worse catterpillar afoul of our
cotton now, than has been in this
country in some time. The common
caterpillar took it iu the patch, gen
tlemen, but the one of recent date,
waite till it is ginned and packed, then
he comes along and swamps all. You
all know him. The grating of fcis
terrible jaws drives terror to the hearts
of our families and makes them shud
der lest the monster has swallowed
their bread for another year.”
He closed amid the cheers of the .
crowd, giving his entiro sanction in
tho extirpation of this destructive ver
min. We are truly glad that the
spirit of action is being infused, and
hope that a sympathetic chord in the
heart of every farmer South may be
touched; like meetings bo held and
like measures adopted throughout the
Cotton Statos. We wish to see tho
old smoke-houses and corn-cribs, long
empty, burst their bonds, and plenty
once more in copious streams over
flow the land. Edward.
GEORGE F. GANTZ & GO’S
SEA FOAM !
SlltoVriEß tllA.ll AYY
YEAST b R BAlil'O
I»OYVI>»’.K »Y THE
IVORI.DA H l»
PERFECTLY PUHE.
TAiiE KOTICE.
jjo-ht well rafied Bread, lUaeuit and Cakes dl
ire*i"enKy and conduce to good health. Good
health make* labor of »" kiwis ensi r and pro
life. SK\ KOMI MOW HR will mak.
/jee id, His nit and Cak- a always light.
KF V FOAM is WAHIUXTK ' to make better
lighter, healthier, sweeter. more toothsome and
more digestible and nutritious 11-ead, Biscuits,
Cakes. Puddings. Ac., than can he made any
otbei way.
NtWS TO HOUTEKEFPrRS.
A Barrel of Flour makes forty pounds more
of Bread with Sea loam so wdcr. ....
No time required for dough to raise, but bake
in a hot quie oven as soon as mixed.
,Scu F'.taui saves A'..qf«, S'hortulug, Afilk, A.C
and is a wonderful economy
!P Cl*l DhtECIIONS.
Never use Sour ATilk, Salaeratua, Cream Tar
tar or Soda with the Sea Foam Cowder. Always
bake in a quick, hot oven. Cue more or less of
the Sea so .m according as you want things, extra
light or not so light.
In usin ' Sea Foam I’owder, sift in with the
Flour dry, then add the other ingredients. In
nuking Fancy Cakes, less shortening end fewer
eggs, are required when usiug the Sea F oaui
‘ Boiled /biddings, Punt lings, not pie Cr st. or
other articles requiring to be boiled, do not need
more than half the quantity of Sea Foam, too
much makes them coil to pieces.
HIMES T(J trtt COOK,
The Oven must be hot, so n« to bake quickly.
If the oven sbouM become partially cooled, the
baking will be spoiled
Wticnd o.teu to cleaning out the ashes, soot, arc
from the oven.
Do not mix the dough too thin; avoid much
"i’or Biscuit, mix the dough thinner than for
15 /u making Buckwhent Cakes ot other Griddle
, mix the Batter first, and tiieu stir in the
Sea Foam, baking immediately.
l*(DAm
I. at JbtlTlKfii ¥ n-
I E vr.O v . sili ill any of I In:
l>a«l qualifier of Y«;a*i or Un
king Fvwdera, soda or fealaera
iii*.
GEORGE F GANTZ & C3,.
130 & 1«S CA.DAU STRI.LT,
flew York.
Octobe \ 1H7()
J. & FLOATS 5
BEST SX-OnJ
IS NOW TUE
(>.\ LY
Thread put up tn •‘■e American market
which la
SIX-CORD IN LL NUMBERS
From Ke t l< No. 100 iue.u iVc,
For Hand and Machine
THE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY,
SOB <II iu;ill I.LIILH, P t.
AN I DUSTRIR& POLY ECHNIC IN TITUTION.
FOUNDED BY HON. ASA PACKER.
Tl ecage is 01 Focr Ye.is, Tw., in the
First and S-cond Clashes, aud Two in one n‘
the following Technic K .School-: 1, General
Literature ; 2, Oivil Engineering ; 8. Me
chanical Engineering ; 4 Mining aud Me
tallurgy; 6, Analytical Chemistry.
The pUee is remarkable lor its pure air,
good water. heuUh and beauty of scenery.
It is bu' 3 1-4 hours hi raU*fr* m New York
and 2 1-2 from Philadelphia. The flue build
tig and liberal arrangements for instruction
commend it to paten's and students. A ppl*
• o the President. Students admitted at auy
lime.
Sewing HI ho l» i not Agon Is
WH«ll<i*t.-#s\la V SIO,OOO per year
o I'll . an I samples of work free and Hos,
Ci'YSTal Newish Machine‘lo., Boston Jf.ss.
(tk| ft t l»A Y F*»lt %lsE,—S-enell
fp 1 Tool B tinplei mailed l ee. A J.
Fi li.au H4S Rr ■ d»av N-» Yek,
ROYAL HAVANA LO T6RY.
Prize* cashed and information furnished bv
UfcIOKGE UPH AM, Providence, K I,
50 Cents t;» $5 per Evening, at Homo!
We are prepared to furninh profitable employ*
merit to J/eu or Women at tlndr homes. Oue
perhou in each locality throughout the L’niteu
Slates, can engage in this business at great wages
We send FKK/£, full particulars and a valuole
sample, whirl) will do to commence on. \uy one
seeing this notice, who wants profitable, permit
out work, should send us their address, without
delay.
E C ALLEY & CO, Augu-la
iditiue.
Avoid quacks j—a victim ot
early iuue-cription causing nervous de
bility, premature decay, 4e. buvirg tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has discover
ed a simple means of s. lf-.-ure, which he will
-end f t his tellow sulT rers. Address J-
H. TUTTLE. 78 Nassau, STeef, New York
PLANTATION FOR SALE
ram offering for sale a plantation near
Whale,’. JTilla, >n Terrell conntv, nine
m 'ea N-inhwesi of D-wson, eon' iining Six
Handled acres ol Oik and Hickorv land;
B'o ac r es clear-d. wi'h good improveineuts,
G'n House and Screw, A--., A
F r pxrticnla s as -o terms abd price, call
on the <uhgcriber i" D wson.
J.uu 16,if. \YI. KIIULUR.
HARDEMAN I SPARKS.
Y \ r E deem it whn|lv to inform
7 y the PLANTERS of Middle sod Soil'll
western Georgia, that we are -nfll e- g-g-d •
our Old Stand In the W \ftjfHGUSjF AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, wher- for so in -
nv rears we h*ve -e-ved von sa Facmrs and
Commission JG-rchan'g We have left no
stone unturned to aid vou in c irrvin? on vour
farming interest, snd in 'urn we now hesneak
a continuance of the very liberal patronage
extended ns in the pa«». Y-aur cotton shall
be weighed on the level, sold and accounted
for on the square.
Br closely guarding vour every interest,
we intend to merit your patronage.
To our old friends of many vears stand
ing we return our grateful acknowledge
mints; to new ones who may try us, wo
premise our best efforts—backed hv the ex
perience of many years to serve them faith- ;
fully aud well
Orders for supplies will meet with prompt
attention. O. G SPARKS
augiß-Bm. T. BaIRDKAfAN, Jr.
imf sunup
It E HI O V £ I)!
M. C. DURKEAN.
Tin & Sheet lion orker.
Respectfully informs his customers that he
has removed his Tin Shop over on De
pot Sleet, next door to the Ilo'el, where
you can always find him resdv and willing to
do all kindaot work in the Tin and Sheet
Iron Busin's. Tin Ware always on ha and
Althing hut the best qtiahtv or Tin wo>k and
I will sell it. as lovr a* you can get it in M>-
con. G’ve me a call. I will guarantee ev
ery thing to he all tight lha I sell.
Btoveplp"« always on hand, and put up to
order, at M icon piices. Da not forget the
place, and give me a call before purchasing
elsewhere. Next door to the Hole'.
J-u 27 I*.
if £ rtt r us
CONSTITUTION RtND'MTQa,
OR
15!, 001 CLKAStiKK.
This medicine ie known to the fftouliy as be
»ng ihe concent rat* and fluid eitriiot ot S»r««p
rill-a united with oih»*r volunble
herb?, and is gUiirwnfeed os chemically pure.
FOR THE CURE » F
Scrofuia and C’O.I^IUPTIOt.
This remedy is compounded rxp r es«lv for
purifvlnir and the hiood ot «11 in
fir mi ties, goii g at once to the lcuouio bead
of di«enNe. I» ♦>x»!»• gnißbefl
IUA/OR*, rONSU vt PTIOIC, SYPHILIS,
bKiN SALT KHKUM,
BOILS, hHKUM ATISJ/ WANT OF
VITALITY, SCROFCLV.
We *ll know the promi ruoufl wacci
nntion indulg'd in during the late w.tr bre*
the mofl! villiinous diseases Vaccination
r»u* wa* trtken front the arms of many per
sons full ot -C’ofnlou* sore*.
Then of course the impurities of thesernf*
ulous parient were ahsoibed in the blood of
o»en otheiwii-e wi»hi'ut diseases, nnd both l
bee*»nte Infected »*itke. M* n, women Hi*d !
chddten thnoigbou all the West are mo«'
wofullv diseased lr< i m f his cause,and knew uo
until * few months ago. the n ipin of it.
Henry’s Constitution Renovator
R.’livVes it's bi.iite nv-uiii el Piles and j
aches, enlivens the spi'its, and send* new
hlo''d
BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY V-ffTN
I imparts a
■pni'klitu l»> iglilttessiolltpEyi*
A Hum fiiiow in I In’ die k.
I K iils » I iilge In llle Lip*,
t Blcarilew lo Ike Ileinl.
Itrigliliicss in Ilie i <>iii|>lexioii.
Ilnoyniipy lo Ute *pii-ii».
Ami Hupp ue»« on all Sitlc*.
For all affections of the sindeys it is unsur
passed.
People have been rescued, as it were, from
the very j ‘ws of death, by a timely use
tiiis great remedy.
EXTRArTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.
•'Doc or, I was vaccinated in the hospi'al
B-fore that l had no skin disease. Un'ii f
had a bottle ot your “UonSiitu'inn Genova
■o',” setii me hv Dr R *per, ol Columbia
Mo., I suffered to’tines wi ll ruuni'g sore-
Since I have used two bottles I am all w II
except a smatl so e on the calf ot my lef
leg, and that is gening well fast.”
This from a ladv. —“Arid l ow mv skin is as
clear and as fair as a h -he’s. Mv complex
ion, thanks to .your ‘B,;uovator,” is beauti
lul.
*'A r es, ves, 1 may well ssv such rel : ef was
unkuoan to me before. Enclosed find five
.lo'la's I'm six bottles; two families here
wan’ to try it."
‘ I wis ve. y much troubled with syphilis,
f.inr remedy seems to he curing me last.
Send 4 bot'les per Fxpre 8."
"No more rheumatism. Three bottles of
Oons'iiunoL Renovator hive made me a ue*
man ”
"Doctor, enclosed find $5. Please send
me a r-applv. Two families here want to tr
vour Constitution Renovator"
We have not space lor more of the above
extracts, hut you « all ask your neighbor ahr it
'be remedy. Every one has something good
to say, as it cure* every rime.
For all diskashs «r the
Kidney*, Detention of Ilie I'l'ip
And for Female Diseases,
Ne> you« Pros'rstion, Weakness, General L*“
aitudr and Want ol Appetite, it is uitsur
oas*ed.
C. 4 UTIO.Y.—Tn orderigg Otir remedy
always place the number of our Pos'-Officr
Box on your letters. The new law in our
New York Pon Oflfiep comnels this.
Add'e-s, f»r. M. E. Hem y A; Cos.
Ditecior-Gencral Bt rliti Hospital, Prussia.
Ageucv ot the Unped Sta'es.
Labratory, 27fi P tod Strew,
Post-Office Bo* 6272
NEW YORK
RENOVATOR is $'
pei uot'le, ‘■'X bottles lor $5 Set t anywhere
on receipt of pric-. Patients are requested
'0 eorrtspond contij- n’ially, and reply will
he made bv following mail.
S- Id hv all resoec'ahle Drurg'sts.
JiCOB LIPP.TIfI.MtU. Agent
SAVaNNaU, ga.
JOY TO THE WORLD !
AN ANTIDOTE
DISCt VKKKI) AT LAST K"R
CHILLS AND FLYER.
r E fplebr»tpß Holton Pill, manufnctvrea
L bv Dr. H.C Bailev, af G**or
gi», is uiirioubrfdlv the b**st mcdu'ioe
dincoT*»red for rh*» cure of the differs* r f<»rrr».“
ol nihildriou 4 * RU«b *8 chill ands vs»r,
fev r and agu»», imermiuenf or bil<iouß r# 1
mitiou! feyprs and all lorms ol disease bay
ing h malarloiis origin
Sold bg Dr J. R Janeß Dawson , Ga. y and
Dealers Generally.
Price One Hollar,
If trchßl,-1 \.
A PKOVLAMITIOX.
GEOKG I A :
By RUFUS B. BULLOCK,\
Governor of said State.
WnFRffAS, I* is prooer that. Nations,
State, amt Peoples should, a' stated seasons,
uni'e in r«ndeiing to the Great Creator theit
bumble at and heart, thanks for all his good
gilts, snd esj ectslly that I e has crown* u the
laha-s of the hushaii'tman wiih abundance,
and blessed the people wito beahh aud pros
perity.
Now, th-re f ore, I, Rn'uo B Bullock, do
is-ue this, ntv p-oclani iot, sppnin jt-g
THURiSDHY.THE 24 It DAf OF •OY f M
BA’K, INt-'l ANT as a d»r of Thaskgivino
snd Pkaise to ALMIGHTY GOD for his
nt -infold blessings nud meicies, and do ex |
hort all ihe pe'-ple of this State, ia'ii-g al
htisiinsa aside, 10 unite, iu prayer
f-ir a cot tinuance of hi? protee'ion and l.vor
Gir n under mi H -nd and the Great Seal ol
the -S ate, this fi' -t day of November, in
the yearoi Our Lotd ou> Thousond
Hund-ed and Sevet.ty, and of tLe Inde
pendence of 'be United States, the Nitie'v-
Ftlih.
* RUFUS B. BULLOCK.
B? the Govemer ;
David (t. Cottino, Secretary of State,
N’ov. 10 4t.
mm Us
IT i« well known to
DoT*»ofr» *»?id to
Ladle*, that women are
Nubjfct to numeronHfli*
A-ase* peculiar to their
nox—Hudi a* supprea-
Hlon of the Mciihch,
White*, Painful month*
ly * Period! ,* Klnuma*
tl*m ot the Baek and
U’omb, Irrcgulr.r Men
•truation, Hemorrughe
Kxceasive ‘Flows,’ and
Prolapweg Uteri, or Fall
in jf of the Womb.
These di*en»cH have
seldom been treated sue
ceHgfully. The profev
*ioi» i' h Hoi'gni 0111 g* n! 1 v for some remedy
that would enable them lo treat these ciis— |
eases w ith suece-fl.
At kii , that remedy has been discovered
hv one of the mo-t skilful nhvsicUmt in the
S’a’e of Georgia. That remedy is
BRADFIELD’S FEMALE
REGULATOR.
It. is purely vegetable, a* and is pu» np in
A'lan’a, Georgia, bv jSP.A & GO.
It will purity the b o *d and s»*etigthen the
svstem, relieve irritation of the kidne»s, and
is a perfect specific for all the above discuses,
a cure as Qu nine in f/hills and fever.
For a hi»-;o»y of disease**, and certificates
o» its wonderful cures, the read* r is referred
to the wrapper around »he bottle. A\ery
bottle is WHrr*nted to give Bans/actiOQ or
money refunded.
I aGfangit. <’a., V-’roh ??, 1870.
Bfapfixi.p A A lanta, G'*o*g ; x :
Dkau v irs: I take pleasure in stating that
I hav. used lor the last twentv years »'ne
m* tilelee ion are pn*t*ne up, k» ew DR
BKADKIRLD’B ALE REGULATOR,
and consider tt lh»* b-«t c -mbin t o:* ever
gotten together sot the disease* for which ’t
is recommernted. I have been familiar wi h
the proscription, both as pneti ioner of m» and
u ine and in domestic t»rMc*ioe, and can I nn—
e*-'lv s»v that I cons’der it a bo n to suff r
ing female*, and cap but hop»» that every la
cv in our land, who ms\ stiff r>ng iu anv
wav peculiar to their sex, inav be able to
procure a bottle, that, their ei ts ring* may
not onlv be relieved, but they may be
I restored to heal'h and Stre 1 g f h.
With mv kiede-t regard* I »m, resneo>-
j fully, ’ \V- R FERRELL, MD.
We, the undersi/n» o Druggists, t«k“ pleas
ure in cOMimenn.il ato »he 'lade, DR. «J.
BR t DFIEL//8 FEMALE REGULATOR—
beIi» ving i’ to ne a good u!*d reliable remedy
for the dis-a*es for which he rqgpmmeuds it.
W. A. Lantvdell, Atlanta, Ga.
P-mberton, Willson, Taylor & Cos., Atlanta,
Ga.
Redwine k Fox, Atlanta. Ga.
W. C L * w*t.e, A-lanta. Gi.
W. R >o & Sou, Maiietta, Ga.
Dial 5-1).
HR. PItI)PH I T T > S
Celebrated Liver JUetUcine-
I’ is purely vovolaMe, and will act upon the
L vcrwnd K'dncvs as promptly as Calomel
and Bitclui, wiiheui anv danger ol salivation
dr destruction of the hones.
Parties taking this m dicine need not fear
veiling wet, or any other reasonable expo
sure.
S.imi>toms of Livpr Disease.
Hend iche, Dull Feeling or the Blue o , Sour
Sdnirti-h, Sirk or nervous
burn. Indigestion or Z>vspepsia, B and or
ter ra-te i* 'H»* mouth ; the skin has a thick
rough feeling. «nd is darker th »n us’nl, Cos
tivenes**, Af laucholv feelings. Cramps,
Cold Feet. D’ol'c, D «entery, or Diirreah,
Chills and Fever and Pile 9. n fact, where
the liver it out. of order, you are Table to
everr disease that i* nor contagious.
Prophif’s Liver J/ dicine. If taken pron
rrly, it will prevent and cure any disease re-'
suiting f om a deranged L'ver.
It »il| regula'p its functions and thus cure
all Hi*e»=ses C4U.sc and by the failure of its Healthy
HC/ion
Ii has been good for a great number of
years, and has g’ven nniveisal sa»isfac*iofi.
Theie is no brother or son claiming to have
the original receipt. It is put up ia both
Powder aud Fluid form
Fairborn. Ga, September 4, 1868.
Dr. 0 S Prophit:
Fir. Mv w ie has been in invalid for fif
teen vea'S. Doctors all agreed she had Liver
Di>ejse. In connection with their practice
she used various noted medicines, none of
which seemed ro do anv good. -S-une ime
ago I procured a botle of you' ‘*L ver Af d*
icine,” of vour agent here, C. A. Uotv,
which owing tiven according to directions,
have*fleeted a complete cu e.
Respectfully, etc , L THOMPSON.
df. Pfopiiitty byjjejitejy Cofdial.
Is one of the most compounds
now pu f up f’oi Dia rhea, Dvseotery, Cholera,
Infantum, or Cholera Morbus.
ThN medicine has been in use for years,
and gives universal satisfaction.
The moat delicate child may use it with
punity.
PUOPFIITT’S
IMH KILL IT.
This's the med'cinw that, ran
Pe* rv D v's* Pain Killer our of the market,
wherever if was >ol-t; D*vi* m«de P onhi't
pbange »he nam«; from Piiin Kdler to P.\lM
KILL IT.
For Nhetimstißin, Reiiraigia, Cuts, B uises.
Burns, Old S ires, Biles, or s'ings of
Ptii-onous Insects, for Folds, Cong s, or
B wel Complaint, it has no eqtiil ;*s a d"*«-
ing, healer or antido'e for p»t»» of *»*v kid.
Manufactured and °old by LD k
CO., Atlanta, Ga., and tor sale by all D.ug
: is*B.
DH. PHOPHITT’S
Fever and Vgiie Pi Is.
The best Antidote for Chills and F»*ver
known. Cu»es warraired always or money
refunded* Purely v»*gefahle.
DH. PH' 'PFTTTT’S
»i.» Tilt ILL IfhCS PILLS.
Will relieve H -ariache, N»*rvout i t e-a, J 'tin
dice, am) all oiher d-raugemenls of the Lik
er. I’utely vegelabla.
Certificates.
The following are a few among the hon
d efis of those who have used the above
iiann and medicines, and who readily test!tv 10
thei' va’ne :
Col R J Henderson, Covington, G* ; Prof
J L J..ne., Covingt n. G. ; M W A-nold,
G ' rgia Conferen e ; R-v W W Oslin, Q -or.
kia C mferenc ; A tl R >binson, Monde-lln,
i.- ; Jmlge J J Flovd, Covington. G t ; D\ k
locket, D.vis conn'v, Texas, W Ha»k
Whatley, Cuaseta, Texas.
STATE OF GEORGI 4, ) Know all
F 1 lton 0 ustt. \ men bvthese
presents, that I nave ihi* d-v, for v.lne re_
oeived, sold at and translerred to
& Cos., the sole tight to m.Dnlar'uie ands al
in- Kanii'y Medicit e*, and have furnished
them with the''tl 1 r- ei es, and have author
ized the said BR 4 DFIn .-D & CO, to print,
or have primed, anv thine they may see
prope. eoneeriitrg ton and all the eb ve
tianiec JYdio'tf-s. This ISi h dav o' June
18711. [.Signed] O. S. PROPHIT7 7
In pteset'ce id Thomas F Jones at and R b
ert t'ra-vford, Nouty Public. [L S.]
Manutacturi and and lor sale hv BRAPFIKLD
CO.. Btoad S reel, Atlanta, Ga., and for
sal- by all i/niggists
For sale by Dr. J. R. Janes, .Dawson. Ga.
ARIO]Sr
PTAWOS.
toim siinl’iityifiii
mm-
Palenl ¥¥ r ondeu
f griiffe Biidg •
threughou', kktains he sweetness of the old
wo—n B'it'ge, and OBTAINS 'he .o'iditv of t‘*e |
Mitxl Acraffe, wi'hont i's obju’ti ns.
Paleiil 4 entpoiiiid H rest
kHiii'k
fwhiph holds the Tuning Pins, is s'x I ivers of
Wunle, grain running differently,— tm
PL»N« NKVI-'S set ITS.
I'Hleiit Full Irnit rriime
concentrates IN front ot .the Tuning Pin*,
that fieremlore paNAOINO Iron ("liieh in -ther
Pianos hnrtfnllv sokri Cnhs the Tuning Pins,)
and “hntt.n into ihp f'ont edge of the P'ank
and EFFKCTrALt.T resists the twnntt tons
.*ra>n J
Patent Diagonal SiiNlainins
Par
part of the Iron Frame, next to and pnral]-
with *he steel .'rings UNDER THE OVER
STRUNG BASS.
AFFIDAVIT OF SFPRITOH
IIY OVER ALT.
The First slrci'v I'npurtial Trial
ever lw»tl.
B» |\D F(H •’ I RiJU.S HOAIV T
Ptein way’s, Cliickeriug’s, and other
Pianos.
We. fbo •M'fHif mstkp Oat* *hn t *t
fV P time* of'hp Ihgv Fir of the*American /?i- i
stitnte b*»M *» V >» Y'* k. fol»
lo’vtnj? s he» French Krposit.i>m *u Pvit’h two
Pianos m»»«!#» h. Steinwau k Sons, one Pi
ano v Checkering t£* Sons one Patent Avion
Pinna . nti'ii b\ Q. C Afanner, i*nil «pvp»;il
other mskpr's ins’rumeuf* wr>e »riptl against,
each nthet, by nrrl. r -U'd control of
tho OfllppiH ot »h<» I? s*i ute, to deride which
Pi 1 iirt on f xHH'ion in corrppti’ ; on should
rr>f*‘ iv« thp F’ : rot ni'um i 'as the best.
Square Piano known." To obtain an imrvr
ti ♦ l t) l, twice all *»f *aid Pianos were cover
ed with papers. 'C* t'hfl* nno Piano «'4»uld not
be (l>*tinglished from another . (during the
absence of the* .Ttidg «,) and twice did**hev se
1* Ct one of Rt'«d P >*’o- as the w hich,
upon xivc'vonrtar, both times, proved to be
t-h o Patent. AI ION Piano «w»rdir g it,
“The First. Premi in" 4 over all others far
■ beino the best Square Piano known to them "
This trial was after Cbiekering ct Sons'
Pi»nr* had rpr»*iv< and »hn Tegion of Honor and
Afedal , and Steinway d' Sons. »h*- Medal from
Kvoleon t and th.» J udg * of -iaid »r«al were
BDW ARM MOLLEXFIA ITER. Pmf. of 1
Musical Director and Originator of the 1
Y.trk and Brooklyn Conservatories
pf Muspp.
CHARLFS FRADFTi, the eminent and favor
ile Con poser, and Pianist to hj« Rovai High
the Due Gustave of Sax Weimar, Ei.-en
aeh.
FREDERICK R. BRANDIES, Professor of
■ Mus ; e ; Teacher, of the higher school of Mu
! sip, kc . k>\
•A.D. Organist at Ca hedr l,
Je r «ev Ci»y ; Pianist &a.
.Tulips R rert Rifgfr.
Henry Wili.er, Charles Soidwfdel,
a\UG' FT CRFFNeRFFG R BERT MnFWFG
G. C Manner {lnventor aud Patentee of
the Avion Piano Forte.)
Sworn before me this 22*1 d*v of .Tub. 1
G G. TAVI,OR.
Comm is sinner of Deeds.
The Arton Piano is the cheapest, u si
CURABLE. LEAST COMPLICATED. r» qilife* le.'-S
TUNING D vs NPT vv <u» of O’dor, »♦ ia
jsi #: s 7vm i;./ 1: is n. i.ro.
Write for hffi l«vi»s, Punphlwt Htid Oii.ui
br, and state in what Paper you saw this ad
vernqomMnt.
AGENTS WANTED
in eve- v f?iiy and Town where we have no*
already app-'inted them.
The virion Plano Forte Cos.
Whl'croom* and Office, Yo. 554
Brnadvi'iif, •
ery Yew York.
BURTON A STOCKTON,
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
IIA S JUST BEEN HE FITTED.
Centrally located.
LAWTON & L AWTO N
FOURTH BTRE3T,
JII.ICO.V, 4*l i:ona u,
WAREHOUSE,
Voiion »u<l«ommissioii
MICROH ANTS.
• IHvanecs made
o«r COTTO.Y
IN STORK TTITEN DKBIRF.D.
4aU mo
Dealers.
aug 25-3 m.
,f « i: ,v r s H ’./ jttfh
To S'll Our ' oli'hr.i!«•<!
GGLIiFOUM El
Acknowledged bv h]l who have us»*d them to
he the best made or Hold in fhi« country.
No blotting! No soiled fingers ! Sixt\ lines
wriMf*n with one pen of ink ! Will out wear
anv sieel pen ever made. Bankers, m*-r
--ch n*s, t**rtehers and all classes ♦oidorve them
in the highest terms of praise. Pu* up in
neat slid* b*>X‘-s. Prices : two boxes. 6<»
cents ; five box»9, SI.OO. Sent free of
»sge, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
• ion
Liberal Commission to Agents!
We are prepared t« give »pv encgetic
person taking the ageorv o( »hese Pees, #
commission which will par S2OO per mi'inh.
Three trample Peps will be mailed lot lit
cents.
Apprvss.
\\ AsT-CRN PUBT.T c niVO TO
Pilitthnrtf, Pa.
rerreli < Ourt of Ordinary.
At Cn ambers, Aug. 24th, 1870.
Ordered, that the following per centum l>e, and
the same is hereby levieaon the Ntate T»»x, as
a county tax for Terrell county, tor the year :g7o,
to-wit : forty (40) percent lor county purposes ;
thirty (3 ) per cent f»r bridge Inna : 6eventeeu
and one-half (»7 1-2) per cent for Pauper Fund
twelve and one half 2 1) pe- cent for Jury
.Mind ; ten (1<) per cent for Npeciel Fund, and two
and one-half ('l I*2) percent for Huiiding Fund.
T. M. JON FS,
aug2stff. Ordinary.
MWSiN
liHDICTHK [f
WMWSQ>m, CtM.
OF RAILROAD CiRS
Agricultural Impleinentsi,
>us;ar yiills,
Sugar fictile*,
Oin Gearing
1 liomas W*»tcr Wheels,
Chaffing aiul Pulleys,
Iron and fSrass Castings,
mill Work of Pvery Description,
Dressed Ctimber, etc., etc.
0/d Cast Ir >n, Brass and Copper purchased at the highest market pr|„
All orders promptly attended to.
0. 0. NELSON, Pres’t, - - H. ATKINSON, Suo'L
Dawson. Ga., Se* lumber 9.tf
A
TM CITTSN mm
STOVE.
B ih Wlil & €O,
CHERRY ST., MACON, GA.
Awarded the Premium of a Silver Cup at the Pi,
A Diploma Awarded by the Committee so us
Fcr (he Best Assortment of Cooking and Heating
For the Best Aasortment of
House Furnishing Goods.
We can show to our Customers that wo are entitled to all that awarded ue
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND REST ASSORTMENT Ot
COOKING STOVE?
THE LARGEST, AND CII E.VPEST ASSORTMENT OF
COIL AND WOOD HEATINi Sid
Parlor aud Ollicc Stoves, Grates,
■ follow Ware, Tin and E,>amele4 War I
Importing our RODGERS & VVO'TENHOLMS TABLE & POCKt'l
CUTLER.T, RAZORS & SCISSORS, we shall offer GREAT INDUCII
MENTS to Wholesale and Retail Buyers. \
solicited and promptly attended to. j
Ii A. WISE& CO.
sept 15,3 m. CHERRY STREET, MACON, GA
The Latest War News
People of South-western Georgia,
AND LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
Cfl l/IITTLITD ' a ' ies H'* s method of informing Ml old patrons, and 'h*
[ !|| MJ I INt II 1|v > ,h *' lle is no » veceivi"* and will continue to rewive, *
LUI l\U I I lIUII conil , nl|f nn h8Ild) „ Li(l old gtand on Ihe oorner , » full .ad ip*
aoscir’ment of Drv liooda, C'rnai.’ii-g of , g s
Lat'irs liress (woods, of ill Styles and Ih serivtions-
Hoys ( lotliin , Hats. Cans, Hoots nnd Shte*.
Price, together tilth a Full *lock of Fancy ana
Family o roeeries ft rihrare, Crockery
unit Ttnware. , h .„ w
Tn fiict, he is ditunnred ihat rc ate s'all cue 10 hint for anythin?, »» n f ,
rig. Where 10 get it Thu immortal IKH IOH -'ill rrig-.a
crrrmonipr, a-g s eil bv lih H pt i.npil, T| iwter Jil»l«llie Ps»* k»t * nil "* -j te hi
■o aril goods* little cheap r than any one else, lit cordially invites hi* tiicu<“ 1 5
a trial before purchasing.
._T *
MR KUTTN'ER has also opened another store, at. »h* old tand of BU p(|b
under the i!iii,H>rinrenda"CP of Mr. It. JT. \ LLEIt, assisted by
>ELLE, where he will keep a select stock ol
DRY GOODS,
setht)
urpegged by none ever put. upon thia market. Messrs Allen snd Pourne B pi u
ve« their friends to give mein a call, with rhe promise that they wUI eT ‘‘ ibe P®
square and use a 1 their-rid •iv rra t , pl'tserhem. With many kind r® D cr*a l ’ Dfl *
I aor their hithlerto iberal patronage, the Corps, an wtoae, respectlully 10
Os the mme'
