The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, December 15, 1870, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TexttL GRZCULTUEAL.i I’uol mill Fncnrr. Tho ycnr approaches its close, with the farmers of tho South discouraged and dispirited ; the hopes of the past not realized, and visions of the future obscured hv doubts and uncertainties, j The great decline in tho price of cot- j tm within a twelve month, has upset all calculation, disturbed all values and locked the wheels of trade. The wiseacres, whose by-word is “I told you so’' —who always sec results very j c'oarly after they have happore', aio and sposed to taunt the farmer in his j misfortunes ; lor our part we cannot ! find it in our heart to do so, and are much more inclined to sympathize with him than to “mock at his ealaui- . ity.” j Impoverished by the war—ground dowu by taxation, not to say robbery, since its close —it was entremely natu ral for the Southerner to desire earn estly to make money. The education of his children —provision for old age —to say nothing of immediate present wants, pi eased hea\ily upon him. Un dei this pressure the Southern farmer unfortunately was induced to do two things : First, to undertake more than the remnant of capital left him war ranted—hence, the borrowing of mon ey, lien on crops, ike.. Ac ; and sec ondly, to give too exclusive attention to cotton, as tho crop most easily and rapidly converted into money. Ev erything being staked on cotton, when, as at present its price unexpectedly goes down, he necessarily finds him Belf pressed to return his borrowed capital and realize any profit It is fashionable now to raise tlie cry of fertilizers, and attribute all losses to them. Would it not be equally sen sible to raise a hue and cry against the employment of labor, mules, &c. On every acre in cotton, the farmer expends fully twice as much in these last two items, as he does in manure. On all forms of capital employed in making a crop, a certain risk is una voidable ; but the losses of one year will, in the long run, be counterbal anced by the gains of another, if tho farmer is self-possessed and prudent— neither allowing himself to be too much depressed by the former, nor too much elated by the latter—if he is quick to learn the lessons of adversity and wise enough to avoid the errors of the past. Our faith in Southern Ag licultural prosperity is not in the slightest degree shaken, by the disas trous termination of tho labors of the present year. In the future we confi dently look for greater attention to grains and grasses and all the articles needed for horn# consumption, and less disposition to borrow money to make cotton; and with this faith we not only heartily but hopefully wish our readers a happy new year.— ikrtdht rn C'u/tuqtor. flow to Avoid Keiiag Hum bug?c« I.y Persons feel lug ( eltoii Seed. Since the war many parties are try ing to make money (and are making it very rapidly by humbugging their fellow-men) without doing them or their country much good. I allude to those who are dealing extensively in so-called improved cotton seed, many of whom are selling nothing but tho unimproved cotton seed at from three to five dollars per bushel. There are however, some smart men in the coun try yet, who would not stoop so low as to do so mean a thing. But many of those displayed cotton seed advertise meuts are most certainly humbug* The owners or agents of eac h peculiar variety say in tl eir advertisements, with great emphasis, that their seed is the best known, or better than any other kind. The foil wing comprises a part only of the catalogue of the different varie ties or kinds of so-called improved cotton seed; each is claimed to be far superior to all others: The Oxford Dickson, Sparta Dickson, Brazilian, Peeler, Bayou Proliffic, Petit Gulf, Vick’s Mexican, Johnson, Okra, Ten nessee, Arkansas, Montery, Goosey, Jethro, Egyplain Laa, Edwards’ 4- Bale, Improved Moina, Kerlong, Lobs dale, Holmes’ Early Prolilfic, Hunt’s Improved, and a number ol other varieties. This is all very good, if all the parties were good and honest uien but this is not the ease. I have seen several kinds of the seed above named tried with no better success than with the common. I would here suggest and earnestly urge every farmer who raises ootton, to improve his owu seed thereby preventing being further humbugged by unprincipled cotton seed dealers As to the number of varieties of Colton seed there are only four primi tive kinds, to-wit: Sea Island, Short Lint or prolific, Long Taut and Nau heim. Every farmer who plants cot ton seed, plants one of the kinds above named. And it is the easiest thing imaginable for him to bring the kind he plants to the greatest decree of perfection, erecting a bulwark against auy further humbvyyery. In the pick ing season let the planter go over tho field in advance us the hands, and gather the largest and beat, looking bolls from the 3tf> llkfcj that have the most bolls. And let him keep this cotton separate from his crop. The next year plant these seed at least 200 yards from his cotton, as it will mix at a less distance. And when matured in the fall, go over it as before and se lect the best. Continue thus for a se ries of years and he has as good a va riety of cotton as exists anywhere. Indeed he might excel all other kinds in yield, should he follow up this plan for six or eight years .—-Vernon, m Southern Cultivator. Now that the cotton is all gathered we can conceive of nothing more prof itable to the farmer than saving and making his manure for uoxt year. Sulvcrifuu'at,*. Tho Best Paper, AND TUB Best Inducements! Thi* Qnrtrrn 13 ' I!ill!><>•’« SE^fT !’»«*«• 10 ail *iit»B’. a ritiiftc« hglore D**c. 16 M7o* for !K*f Ti»s«r s V Ov.twi » <*f MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER TITE GREAT ILLVSTBATKD lllifal aiid family Weekly, For town & Country, Tint JTi-ral, row in its 2Ts' year, is not oi 1 v ihe I.ingest. It< sin nit •It cap «■«!, Inn hr hit ihe I :it'gi>i>|-4 ix-lilial ittK Journal of il« < lass in ihe ; MOl 111 ! .V im si in Character, A’>lv A'ditcri, Sjpetbly Illustrated tud l’.mit and, it is the It l->T AIII ttICAH WT IKI.Y! It is the fe lint ila r«l til Hi at ity on all b ancheS of JfIHICDLTniiR lIoIiTICULTI'RK, kr. A« a t iierary aa«l Pit mi I y I'upcr it is favor in inm> "I tin Iks families till over the Union, Cmsrfa, A , Indeed, Moore's Rural ban no liiral in Us Sphere. and i- the l.itrgol f i lustra ted J.iltltlltl on the C-ui l " • 'l-* a. h i Hither containing sixteen Five-Column Page*, (rtoun e Cm si*., ol inns' uup'sof its class.) It i- the paper for the Fast, Wist, North, and South. TERM*, W UC MFNTS, &C. Terms— #3 a Ye ar ot 52 Num 1 e s, ad oidi ftitl.&Om linos <>f Y'en This Qnr ter’s 13 Number* Sent I'reo, as “ts r. and above. Our Club Inducement'* for 1871 are miptecedented. jS;>ecitnens, Premium Lt-ts, A • , sent fr. oto *ll forming Clubs,—and w*i want a live Cluh rgeulia every l'nW :, Ad- H. o. T. Moore, II Park Ilow, New York. Til: HEW YORK MfIHOOIST vvmuiiT I'Aci! nri io.r. Now In its Kiev* nth Year, publishes Sermons, a Serial Stnrv for the Knmilr. n new Children’* Story every week,Clints with the Little I'oiks, I Kiliturials hy the lest Methodist writers and of iters, Foreign tiloi 1 niniestic ' ort esoondein-e, : full liepsrtments of Religious and Secular futcl i ligcnee. E’lii-r* ,5' a yißr. Liberal premiums or easti commissions to canvassers. Subserip i lions commenee at any time. Tor Specimen, en close a two cents Mam’ to prepay postage. Ad- I dress T//K ,1/I.T 110 LUST. .14 Nassau At., M. Y i ( llltlSTtMii GIFT »o all /V Yearly »il!)scii!tf'r' to \pple toil's JoUl’ltitl pub'ished Weekl . T.<*. M in* 6'iibserip'ion Gratis. The Months of November and December, 187d, giv* n gra'is to ad Hibscribeis rein tting §ll. for the year 1871. Anv one desirous of mailing a trial of the Journal loaee whether 'her Lie it. can b ve it fim 'nv«» tIO.KTHS on remit 'in? n“ Filly CeilK /’icTiitKSQiE America, con-risting of ■ oletididly executed views ot American S.-pnerv, commenced in November. D Ap pleton & f70., Publishers, New T r . k iii:v Koiicitr fa mTfe II I.IFi;. Nearly readV fo’ P.> li, ntion, the BioOßAni of Kohl. E. I. mv J HN KgTKN Co* KK amhor of “L'fc of Stonewall Jink-to ‘ Wearing the Grev,” te. I vol., 8 vn , 500 pares, li.lcstraten. To he sold hv sn virion. AGKMT* W’.milll. *». Appleton & 1 0., Publishers, New York \\ T I ST* i> % OCoOfeii l»* * » esiehConittrol Meorglit for a Commentary of the Bible, ill two volumes, containing Indexes, Maps, Kngravinga, /diction ary, *.■„ &. Avhuul 7’eaehers and Clergymen will find it to their advantage to send for circulars. ' gent’s in tilts section are making good reports. Address A. 8K.41N A III), /fartfor J/'.onn. MASONIC BOOKS. guilts %Vanl**«l. Send to* Ci-cular. .•1 l.iress ,1/a sonic Pen. CO., 432 Broome St., N* w Toik. HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1871. c’o'tiie- a i liri lintt N fefory, fe|»l«‘ii« ditl IMuys Hi'S'ti *port», At ; 48 pages* illustrated. Free on receipt of one stamp for postage Address %DA iYIS & CO., l>nblislici-», Boston. Ilontos, llesiltli, Happiness. How to be Obtained pop Fivt- liolhirs! Plantations Farm*. Villa Sites a»i* T* wn Lots, at Tue (iur.AT Premium Land Salk, Aiken, S. 0 The “S -nog iof the Such ” 48 hours from N. Y. The rnnat delightful clima ein the world Feet om the ri . o>s *it Aforiliern winters, exempt fmm Thrna l i/i“eases. Vineyards and orchards in full besring. For descriptive pb n l *", sddiess with, with stamp, J. C. DA’IIBY, Augusta o*. Grand Holiday hassle and Jiale. S3O 000 • orm n! K"al ICmtsiti* «nl Hen>oi»fil Pmpeify "1 11 be 1 ttl ' for >n iTslbnsn. G>„ tb-e.-mhei 2ft-h, 187* >; every ticket getting a Prize ••■om $1 ,n $0 otto.— Tickets only One Dollar. Contiu.t-d f>T -Six N*orn refer to County Oifio. r«. LUxvhl i'lduuemepts to Ac '>>*>' <» tft||j*g. Pntid stu mn for cireuhirs, 4c. H 11. HICRS & CO Vuniging Ae-n's. HOUStKH Pi-ft >, All IN f ION! Bk::i> I For h recipe, I>v lit® us® of which r A t I on® half of the labor a> >1 two •JU **' ! thirds of the expenee of Wushing FOK j ‘'lnthes is stved. jEqud to » suv •) I isjr of $25 per ye.ir in a smal V—. f.'• | faintly. Sent on receipt ol 60cta bi S F. COULM »X, Louisville. Kv. PERKINS & HOUSE’S PATENT iVO *N Xl* O^ivi; Metalic Kerosene Lamp. [ft HbxolHlciV si»ie I ex »>ion or b <■: king; bums silly Coal Oil •It i« peiltoily >hi -XI - v . iv.'s * let ter light and i“ more econonticnl 'hart onv other t.mp i» it- ” —W // Welle late JSu~ perintendetit of Public Schoolz, < hicago. “I in'i i! t sub* jtu ing it throu hoot mv hoti-e for the dantr- rous lamp- now in us.-.”— Prof- W 11. Rnffner, Snp t Public Inxlruc lion, Richmond, Va I 11.- app-iliiiig (lealhH and fire front glass lamps - xplodit g and breaking create a great demand lor this 1 nip. I> i’AVN to sell i>. Nol<l by Cativax'- it» or Agents wanted every there. Sen. t lor full pa. icula a. Address Uonlvoiiiei'V A Cos , Cl-ve- Uud, Ohio, ot 43 &>-clay Street, New York. ROYAL HAVANA LO T ERY. Prims cashed and information furnished by UKUKtiE UPHAM, Providence, It 1. rt~> r~> f —' A Week Salary ! Cl > v 3 (S local anil traveling sales. in n Audi* sat with stamp) A’. H. W/U.K/flf, 84 Park fliv.N Y. We will Pay Agents A salary ofs » a week, or u ,ow a Argc comniin sion to e 11 our new Inventions, Address tci A stamp, J W.FRINK & CO., Marehsll. Me h. S’ S’ A.ti *» I K ■ A « cured bv Bates A p _ p.ianc s. Kif dereilo'ion address Simp eon <fc Cos, Box 6n76, N. Y. Sewing INI a eli i lie* —A ge ui * AA anted. -alarv fln 000 per veat Cirents 1 8 .I'd sonnies of w.rk free A I dress Crystal Nmyi.nQ Alachim Cos., Boston Mas*. I I > t < tit. IS t\( t An, laov ■ g*** 1 limn ea m-ke |il,oliO s mnntb secure their own liappinea. and Independenee, hv obtaining I’.syt'ltOMAMCV, FASC/'rlT.liN orSttl l, 17/AAMINO. ♦ o pages: cloth. Full instruction-to n*.c this power over men or aui tnala at will, bow to Meaimwiw, become 7Vanee or Writing M'-dintna. lifvhmtlon, Rptrttoatlarn, Alchemy, Philosophy of Omens ami breams. Itrtgham Young’s Ifar. in l/ui.l*. to Marriage. Ar , all eons Int-d hi llil- book: mO.oTO sold: price by mail, in cloth * i .’S na-'cr covers #l. Notice Any person w ltingtoartaa ii-o nt will receive a sample copy of the work free. As no capital is rcejiilrcd. all di-slrloua of genteel cmplovnieni should s, nd lor the book, enclosing Kk-ta, for P«»tnge. to T tV. KVANS dfct’O., fl South atli St., Philadelphia. i YIVSTMIV feni vrw. -men J Y M ten's .* P< is ale Unnve-at'lon w i t h M Tried Ladles hv orte of th'lr nninber.— ! Sc,.’ f-oe’or two stamp., Addiess Mrs. II ME rZUER. Hanover, P.a. A (’AIID. A riorrvmnp. wlillo roslcl! ,, ir in Sontli Amorl- j oi nn n rnlMiottnrv, dinroverorl n wnfi* >»m«1 oimplo rrnitv’y for flit* Cw roof Aitvouh Woiknoss M«r- Iv hooay, »>Ni*hhoh of tlir f r rin tv Rrniin 1 Oi ppirm nml tlio whole train of dinfirdorH brought on b;»n<*fnl and viHonn haMtn. (»rf»t numbor* hiivo horn curfd hv thl« noble rem dy. /*romT»t4‘d hy « desire to l»e»n tit the nffl'eted and unfortu nate. T will send therorefpe for pr/>par|njj and uh -1117 thi** tordirlno. In n wnlod envelope, to anv oar who v eda it. Fret of ch't rrte. Addrena .fOS|. T»lf T INM AK, Hty. rim>n FI.'ANOS» toim siidHihi^ num. Pitlciil Reversed Woodcu 4«niilc Itridy • Ihreugbnn', retains -lie sweetneaa of the old yvnop Biiitge, and obtains 'he ao'idiiv of tie Metal Agraffe, wphnn' i's objecti ns Pali’til Foinp««nii«i Wrest Pltmk fwhich holds Ihe Tuning Pins, in six livers of Manic, ora in running differently,— thi PUNE NEVER SPI ITS. I‘silpiil Full Iron Frtihip enneen'rutes in front of the Tuning Pi- s, that heretofore Damaging Iron (which in ether Pianos hurtfllllv SURROUNDS the I'UNING PINS,) and ’-butts” into 'he Loot edge ol the Plank and effectually insists the twenty tons strain l*a(«nt Diagonal feimtaiiiiug Bar part of the Iron Frame, next to and p»ral]c with » i-e «teei s'tings UNDER THE OVER STRUNG BASS. AFFIDAVIT OF SFPFI.IOI!-: ITY OVEIt AM. I The First Mrieiiy Impartial Trial ever had, BIIMI FOI.P TRIALS ALAIY T Ft.einway’s, Chickering’s, and other Pianos. • We. the undersigned make Oath that at the time of rhp l«“t F*ir of the American In stitute held in New York, immediately fol lowing the French Exposition in Paris, two Pianos made r»v Steinwag & Sons, one Pi" avo *’V (.’flickering <k Sons one Patent .Irion Piano , made by Q. C Manner, «nd several other maker’s instrument- were tried against each ot bpr, hv order and under control of t’v Office*a ot the Insti’ute, to decide which Pin on exhibition in competition shetdd > t> ive the First Premium "as the best Square Piano known." To obtain an impar j t»I , t -I, twee all of said Pianos were corer- I ed with papers, an tha‘ one Piano could not I be distirglis/icd from another, (during the absence ol the .Judges,) and twice did ihpv se fact one of said P no* as the best , which, upon iipc-vering, both times , proved to be the sajl Patent At ION Piano awarding it "The, first Premium" ‘ over all others for beina the best Square Piano known to them ” This trial was after Checkering it Sons' Piano had received th* Legion of Honor and Medal, and Steinway and Sons, the Medal from Npoleon : anH t‘> J n .’p - of-aid trial were Eli W aRHWOLLENHAUKR, Prof, ot Vtiimc, Musical Director and Originator of the I N«w York and Brooklyn Conservatories of Mns'c. OH A RLF.S FRADEL, the eminent and favor ite Composer, and P'anist to his Ro*al tligh nem the Due Gustave ofS*x Weitnar, EiseD ach FREDERICK R. BR ANDIES, P ofessor of Music; Teacher, of the higher school of Mu sic, Jrc . tic. A. D. Orgmistat Cathedral, I Jersey City ; Pianist, Ate. Junes Nfuharpt, Robert Rifgfr, Henry Vili.kr, Charles Soldwedel, Augi-st Gruenkbero R BERT Vloffneo (7.0 Manner, (Inventor and Patentee of the Avion Piano Forte.) Sworn belore me Mis 22 1 dav of Julv. 1889 (5 G. TAYLOR. Commissioner of Deeds. The Abion Piano's the CHKAPKST, It -si CURsbi.k, least Cnsi plicated, requires less Tt'von ipd p -fs suit >».-• on' of mdpi, it is Titi: STxhrihinn p/./.vo. Write for nffidivi's. Pamphlet and Ct.cn- Ur, and state in what Paper you saw this ad verti«»m®nt. AGENTS WANTED^3 in eve'-v Citv and Town where we have not already appointed them. The Arion l*i<nno Pnrlr f'n. AVareroomx ami Office, \0.554 Ht roadway, Tlamtfoclory. IS7 & IS9 Ban. ery New Vork. PLANTATION FOR SALE rant offering for sale a plantation near Whaley’s JAIN, in Terrell county, nine mile- Northwest of Diwson, containing Six Hundred aeres of Oak Hini Hickory land; B'it) acres cleared with good improvements, Gin House and Screw, Sic,., 4c., For particulars as -o tetms uud price, call on the subscriber in ZJiwson. Jjiki 16,if. AA r ffl. I4.AIGLCR. PR. SH ALLEN MERCER'S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Always Stops the Chills. This Medicine has boon before the Tub. lie fifteen years, and ia still ahead of all other known remedies. It does not purge, does not sicken the stomach, is perfectly safe in any dose and under all circum stances, and is the only Medicine that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever and Ague, because it is a perfect Anti dote to Malaria. Sold by all Druggists. iFli Ej 4:f ß IT i<» well known to Do(**or< Hbd to I.Adieu, that women nrw Nuhjcet to nunirroiiMilia prcwliHr to th« ir nex—mifh ah .ViippreH. •lon of tli «* Mimimk, White*. I*iinful nioutli* ly Terforfi/ Khi uma tUm of Hit* Bark :»« <1 iromb, M«*n Htruatiou, Kxociilyi* ‘Klowm,’ and l'rolapHp* |Ttcri t or l'all tnjl of th.* Ifonih. T ht*»o diP(‘HM*r< have rldoni Ihh*u tn*»iti*<l huc cttfally. The prop * ion li..* nought diligently for (*ome rfmfdy hat would enih-t* them to treat these dis— ou>*<*s succe-s. A» lai f , that roinod? ha* been discovered ; bv one of the nio.-i *kiliul phfpicians in the St te of Georgia. That reinedv is BRADFIELD’S FEMALE WEGULAFOK. It is purely vcgeishle, ami is pm up in Atlantu, Georgia, bv B PcADF I K,LD ii CO. It will pu*ity the tdo id and strengthen the system, relieve irritation of the kidnevs, and is a perfect specific tor all the above diseases, 1 cure us Quinine in Chills and fever. For a bi-toty of diseases, st and certificates ol its wonderful cures, the reader is referred to the wrapper around the bottle. Ji'iery bottle is warranted to give satisfaction or •uocey refunded. LaGrange, (7a., March 23, 1870. Bradfiku) & Cos. A lanta, (reo’gta : Dear Sirs: I take pleasure in stating that I have used tor the last twenty years the medicine vou are pu’ting up, known as DR. BRADFIELD’S FA - It ALE REGULATOR, and consider it the best c mb n ition ever gotten together sot the diseases for which it is recommended. I have been lainiliar wi h the proscription, both as practitioner ol mvd leitie and in domestic practice, and can hon estly Say that I consider it a bo- n to suffer ing females, and can but hope that every la cy in our land, who may be suffering in auy way peculiar to their sex, mav be able to procure a bottle, that their suffering* may not only be. relieved, but diet they may be restored to health and strength. With mv kindest regards. 1 am, re.speo fully, ‘ W- B. FERRELL, MD. We, the undersigned Druggists, take pleas ure in commending to the trade, DR. J. BRaDFIELJ/S FEMALE REGULATOR— believing it to 00 a good and reliable remedy for the dis -ases for which he recommeuds it. W. A. Lausdel), Atlanta, Ga. Pembertou, Willson, Tavlor&Co., Atlanta, Ga. Redwine ti Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. 0 Liwshe, Atlanta, Ga. W. Ron l & Sol, Marietta, Ga. ma\s-ly. DR. Pft u Pll ITT ’ H Celebrated Clver .Tlfrflriiif- It is purelv vegetable, and will act upon the L'ver and Kidneys as promptly as Calomel and Buchu, without any dauger ot salivation or destruction of the hones. Fatties taking this medicine need not fear getting wet, or any other reasonable expo sure. SjinjToras of LiTcr Disease. Headache, Dull Feeling or the Blues, Sour Siomach, Sic k or nervous Headache, He»rts burn, Indigesfioo or Bid or Bit' ter r&flte in 'He mouth ; the-skin has a thick rough feeling, and is darker than usual, Coh tivi-ness, J/ lanch.'lv feelings. Cramps, Cold Feet. Colic, Mesentery, or Diarreah, Chills and Fever and Piles. n fact, where , the liver out of order, you are liable to every disease that is not contagious. Prophilr’ti Liver J/edicine. If taken prop erfy, »t will proven* and cure any disease ro Bulling from ad- ranged Liver. L will tcgula e its functions and thus cure ! ,: 1* disetbce cause dby ihelailuieof its healthy ac'ion It has been good for a great number of ye*rs, and hns given universal satisfaction. Theie is no broiher or son claiming to have the original receipt. It, is put up ia both Powder and Fiuid form. Fairbcrn, Ga, September 4, 1868. J)r. 0. S J J rophit: Sir. Mv wife has been «n invalid for fif te* n yeaie. Doctors all agreed she had Liver Di>ease. In connection with their practice she used various noted medicines, none of woich seemed io do anv good. Home »ime ago I procured a bot'leof your “L'ver J/c d» icii e,” of your agent here, C. A. llarvv, wh ch oeing given according to directions, have flee ted a complete cure. | Kedpeeifully, etc., GM). L THOMPSON. 1 )f. bypeptepy CofJial. I Is one of the most valuable compounds now pui up for Diarrhea, DNsentery, Cholera, Infantum, or Cholera Morbus. This medicine has been in use for years, and gives universal satisfaction. The most delicate child may use it with im* pmiitv PROPHITT’S PAIV KILL IT. This is th*> celgbraifd medicine that ran Perry D ivis’ Pain Killer out ot the market, wherever it was sold; Davis mide Propbitt change the nam» from Paiu Killer to PAIN KILL IT. For Nheuniatisxi, Reuralgia, Cuts, Bfuise*, Burns, Old Sores, Snake Biles, or stings of Poisonous Insects, for Colds, Cong's, or Bowel Complaint, it, has no equal as a dess ing, healer or antidote for pain of any kb and. Manufactured and “old by &R.4DFIELD k CO., Atlanta, Ga., aud tor sale by all Drug glsts. DK. P H A >P H 1 TT’S Fever aud Ague Pitls, The best .Antidote for Chills and Fever known. Cutes warranted always or money refunded - Purely vegetable. DR. PKoPHTTT’S AATM HIEEIOUS FILES. Will relieve Headache, Nervousness, Jaun dice, and all other derangements of the Liv er. I’uielv vegetable. Certificates. The following are a few among the hun dreds of those who have used the abeve named medicines, and who readily testily to their value : Col R J UeDderson, Covington, Ga ; Prof J L Jones, Covington, Ga ; M W Arnold Georgia Conferen -e ; Rev W VV Oslin, Oror gia (/mterence ; Ats Robinson, Moutic.lln, lia ; Judge J J Floyd, Covington. Ga ; J>i* k Locket, Davis coun'v, Texas, W Hawk Whatley, Ousseta, Texas. STATE OF GEORGIA, ) Know all Fulton C< untv. ) men by these presents, that I have this day, for value re ceived, sold and transletrod to BR-dDFIA’L-D & Cos., the sole tight to manufacture and 8.11 my Family Medicines, and have furnished them with the tub reei es, and have author zed the said BRADfTp-*D k CO., to priut, or have printed, any thing they may see proper concerning any and all the above uamed 2/edicines. Tu\s 15th dav of June 1870. [Signed] 0. S. PROPHIT7’ In presence of Thomas F. Jones and Rob rt Crawford, Notary Public. [L B.] Manufactured and for sale by BRADFIELD 0., Broidßu-et, Atlanta, Ga., and for sale by all i>ruggi*- S. Forsale by Dr. J. R. Janes, Den bob. Ga II C Alt 1' \S CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR, Oft BLftO V ils Kin® Kv. This medicine is known to the f**cultv as be** l in* ihe concentrat* and fluid eitract of Sarsap arilla united with otli«*r valuable medicinal bcibi, and is »s chemically pure. FOR THK CCRB Os Scrofula find COtHHIPTIO.t This remedv is comoonnded eipresolv for purifvine and cleansing the blood of all in firmlties, going at once to the fountain head of d*«< ««»e. I? exfi*>pMii>jlTi..s TU.VORS, SYPHILIS, SKIN ERUPTIONS. SALT RHEUM, BOIIA hHRTTM ATJfiJf WANT OF VITALITY, SCROFULA We nil know that the promiscuous vacci nation indulged in during the laie war bren the rros» villanous di*»raaes Vaccination pus token from the arms of many per* sons full of c c’ofu!nu* sores. Then of course the impurities of the ecrof* uloua pAtiepr were absorbed in the blond of men otherwise without diseases, nnd both became infected alike. J/ien, women attd children throughout all the West are most wofullv diseased from th»s cause, and knew net until a few months ago. the o»igin of i». Henry’s Constitution Renovator R !i*'ves t>’e Emiie Sv.t.nm ot P-ins and aubt'A, enlivens the spirits, aud ecudi new blood BOUNDING THROUGH F.VERY I imparts a fepsirkluis ht iglitiie**, to ||,«> Eye A Itowy Glow io |||«. Click. A Witl»v Ting., io ii,** |,i|»« T \ CionriK>«* to fli« Brigliiiieny io IJiu «'<»inplexiou. Buoyancy io the fepirila. And Happiu«s*s on all Sides. For all affections of the kindeys it is unsur> pa esed. /’eople have been rescued, a« it were, from the verv jaws of death, by a timely nse o # this great remedy. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS. “Doc or, I was vaccinated ’tl the hospital. Before that l bad no skin disease. Until I had a bottle of your “C*'ns'itu'ion Renova tor,” sent me hv Dr Roper, of Columbia, Mo., I suffered tortures wi'h running sores. Since I have used two botltes I am all well except, a small so e on the calf of my left leg, at-d that, is getting well fast.” This from a ladv. —“And now mv skin is as clear and as fair as a bihe’a. Mv complex ion, thanks to your “Renovator," ia beauti ful. “Ye“, yes, 1 may well sav such rel'ef was unknown to me before. Enclosed find five dollars fer six bottles; two families here wan' to trt it," “I was very much troubled with svphilis. Your remedv seems to be curing tue fast. Send 4 bot’les per Express." “No more rheumatism. Three bottles of Constitution Renovator have made m# anew man " “Doctor, enclosed find fa. /Tease send me a sapplv. Two families here want to trr your Constitution Renovator-” We have not space for more of the above extracts, but yon can ask vour neighbor abr u the remedy. Erery one has something good to say, as it cures every time. For all diseases nr Tine Kidneys It<’t<-ntioii of the llriis And for Female Diseases, Nervous Prostration, Weakness, General .Las situde and Want ol Appetite, it is unsur passed CAUTION.—In ordering onr remedy always place the number of our Post-Office Box on vottr lstiprs. The new law in our New York Poo Office comrvels this. Ad«]re“s, Or. Tj. S’. Ili-m y A Cos. Diiector-Generu) Berlin Hospital, Prussia. Agency of the United States. Labiatory, 278 Prarl Strep-, Post-Office Box 6272 NEW YORK RENOVATOR is ftl per bottle, “ix bottles sot |5 Sent anywhere on receipt of price. Patients are requested to correspond confidentially, and reply will be made bv following mail. Sold bv all respectable Druggists. J ACOB LIPPId/t 3. feolc Agent SAVANNAH, GA. mm sihcdip MEIIo V E n ! m. C. BURKEAN Tin & Sheet Iren Worker Respectfully informs his customers that he has removed his Tin Shop over on Dp pot Steer, next door to the Hotel, w here vou can always find him readv and willing to do all kinds ol work in the Tin and Sheet Iron Businrs. Tin Ware a)wavs on ha and iVothing hut the host quality ot Tin wo’kcd I will sell it as low as you can get it in Mi cop. G’ve me a call. I will guarantee ev ery thing to be all right tha 1 sell. Stovepipes always ou hand, and put np to order, at J/icon prices. Do no' (orget the place, and give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. Next door to tho Hotel. Jau. 27, ly. ON THE OTHER SIDE! VT my new NEW STOT E, on the North side of the Railroad, you will find a gen ral Stock of Merchandise, at such prices as will astonish the natives. My Stock con sists in part of FAMILY GROCERIES, FANCY GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING DRY GOODS STAPLE GOOD3, and other articles needed in the family and on the Plantation. Mv expenses being light, I can afford to sell goods on Hlioi't Profit. But the better plan would be for all to eomc and see lor themselves. B. GIBSON. sert 2--3 tn« MWSiI lUIHETMB El giiwsoiiy &&, MANUFACIRERS OF RAILROAD CARS. ilg;i’iciil(ni’nl Implcßicnts, IT ill**, Ssigfssr Kcttlc.«, llioimis Water Wheels, Shafting: and Pulleys, Iron and SSrass Castings* Mill Work of I .very Deseription, Dressed Lumber, etc., etc* Old C*>at Iron, Brass anJ Copper purchased »t tho highest Market prity All ot tiers pronyptlj attcoded to. 0. 0. NELSON, Pres’t, - - H. ATKINSON, Suo't. Dawson, Ga., September 9,tf Notice Extraordinary, m * Aft ENTIRE NEW STOCK AT THE “DAWSON BARGAIN STOR E.” VA'SI ttrASSEI) lA' STYLE OF AI.IKE, OH qUULITT A A'lt Vlt ICE OM' GOOItS , IT givi H us runt pleasure to tin inun.-e to our friends and the public gent ally, tl at w*• tiavu had to renew our Stock, so threat was u»c rush at Hr “bar ffaiti Store,” and we intend in luture to surfaiu our reputation for selling akup good coor)8. Our stock consists of Mens', Youths’ and Children’* Clothing, Gen’s’ Fur nishing Good, Hats a.id ('n| s, boots nnd Shoes, lor men and boy*. Ladies and Mis e S lo ts button an I Lace, boots, button and Polish Boots," Ladlee’ Die* Goods, of all s!i| s and qunl ties, a large Stnet ol Domestics, together with everything kept in » variety Store. Come one, come all, and be convinced tint the 1 Bargain Store” is the place to gel the worth of your money. To tlie LtJulies. i Tr. nddrii. nfo my large Stock of Merchandise, I have added t full line o MILL IN LL\ (jOUI’S. eonei-ti'ig of liiliti n; French Flowers, (’raps*, lilu stol’S, Jeattiers, Huts Bonnets, 1 ritinrii gs, etc, together with everythiut! to be I*Hind in a tirst-cla.-s Millinery e>tablishtnhnt, and at such pr:oes that no mi oiiject to. i lie l.bdies w ill find an experienced Milliner always re»dv to g rv* thi-m N"v- 3d-tf. K. gV. RICH. mis TiMlsfrEWi OXJIi STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS IS NOW I3FINQ DECEIVED GIVE US A CALL. LARK EM, SIIARPE & CO. CHANGE Si SCIIIM GT.EAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. $13,000 WOB T 8 Goods at a very small advance on Cost* E will now offer our entire Stock of DHY GOODS, NOTIONS, B SHOES, HATS aud UIUXEKIES, at a very email advance on eoet, Foil CASH* Our motto w : H be quick sales and small profit*. Call and see us ke chasing, as w thir.k we can make it to your interest ,f„i|v tei»d* r MU. AB JONES, assisted by Mr John Kendrick, very resrro C> l) their services to 'heir many friends, and would be very happy 1° M before the bargains are all taken Nov. 3-ts. McKENNEY & CitOLJ'-