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FOR Til 15 NEXT THIRTY DAYS! Rogers &a Xjj^xisra ll] *’weS I t s intS C , Y lIOSE ’ MARINO UNDERWEAR res 1 Print* sto 6 cents Men and women Brogan Shoes $1 00 I Boots , „ „. lir Bodies' Cloth Shoes *1 00 Trunks". h to Mens good wool hats 45 cents The ahovo goods are first-class, and will be sold at prices named, for and > days only. A splendid line oi Ladies dress goods, Olothinir Boots shoe. ir..t< r , * i e ■ , ,• , aro i.i.und to sell or give to our friends. ’ ’ L ’ C a P ki - aud a mi!/tun of articles whlch we gaT Highest market price paid for Corn and Peas. ROGERS & LAING. The Journal. . <•' -rr——Hum LOS l DEPARTMENT. U. L. WESTON, Editor. Dawson, Ga., Dec. 12, I7S < o to i Market Report. Dawson, Ga., Dec. 11, p. m. Our market is dull and declining. Small business doing. v\ c quote : Good Middlings 71 Middlings .. Low midiilimg 61 Good ordinary 6.j Ordinary 6 VIAUL.-SHOT. Nearly everybody have had bad colds. Send in ur orders for Job Print ing. Boost high, chickens, Chrismas is just thirteen days off. Co..k Stoves at from $lO to's2s at II S. Lee’s. There will be no pre 'citing at the Methodist Church next Sunday. Mens' wool hats from 50c up at A. J. Baldwin A Co’s. It is said that some folks marry well. Oth rs would do well to marry. G to C. L Mize to buy apples and confectioneries. The turkeys that are left over after Christina" may gobble their thanks. Clu ap furniture can be* had by calling on li. 8. Lee. Brogan shoes from 65c, per pair up, at A. J Baldwin <fc Co’s A good deal of cotton is stored in the warehouses waiting for high prices. A large lot of edgings and in'ser tings at A. J. Baldwin & Co’s The question is frequently ask and us,, “who will bo the lucky candidate?’ Ask us something ea y. Mens’ brogan boots $2.00 per pair at A J. Baldwin & Co’s Ladies, it you want nice alpaca and black cassimere dress goods, go to J. B, Ciim’s t hickens that “come home to roost ’ about these days will very likely get their necks wrung Christinas. Bedsteads at from $2.50 to 40.00 each, at A. J Baldwins A; Co’s One of the unpardonable sins is bor rowing your neighbor’s paper, when you are able to take one yourself. Carpeting at from 25c to SI.OO per yard at A. J. Baldwin fc Co’s. Pearls are now more fashionable than diamonds ; hut what does it matter to the girl who looks so lovely with her do lar set of jewelry ? The new Davis sewing machine, the best iu the world, for sale by H. 8. Lee. We would say, for the benefit of those who are ignorant of the fac , that t hristmas conies on the 25tli of De cember this year It cost one of our citizens three dollars for trying to ling the council hell one night last week. The man who has to mortgage his entire crop before it is made, to procure supplies, had better sell what he has and hire himself out to some good far mer for wages. A tine assortment of Ladies’ Hats Bonnets and new Millinery at Mrs. C. L. Mize’s. fhe exercises of our Male and Fe male Scho< ils closed last Friday. Sev eral of the youg ladies and gentlemen have returned to their homes. We hope to see their pleasant faces again at tin opening of the schools in January. changes. Lemons, Cocoanuts, Ap !'K . Candies, Nuts, Crackers, etc., f • L. Mize’s. Prof. J. W. F. Lowrey gave the vomig gentlemen of his school a socia- We at his residence on last Friday night. Nearly all the young folks in town Wcre present and had a good time. Lest line of ladies’ corsets ever ’’ought to Dawson, just received at A Baldwin & Co’s. A°w and then when a cold spell ’‘'Dies, the prudent woman looketh to ’he sausage stuffer and fixes up the jars ot he snow-white lard while the little "- ' 'Beam of roasted pig tails and 'blathers.” jj' w r e't ivi-d from New York a nice ue oi ladies’ cloaks, which will be j 1 c heap for cash by 3. 13. Crim. A marriage vow for lady readers, er ‘ occasion requires : “I will con- I n " ' ,0 Bve my husband so long as he ", le,—honor him so long as he 11 ' honorable, and obey him so ' 33 his commands are just and reas onable,” ' ot °f black alpacas and hv \ ’ ’’’’■received and for sale cheap j. J Baldwin & Cos. v 1 My & Bragan will, in a few the "’hlish a shop in our town for arul'i °f manufacturing tin-ware, a general repairing business. * dv ertisement. Attention, Candidates! All of you who want tickets printed at this office for the electi on on the first day of January next, will please hand in your orders by the 20th instant, as wc will take holiday during Christmas week, and there will be no one in the office to da your work after the 27 h instant. Now, boys, don't you forget it. Rev. 11. M Dixon. —This gentleman preached excellent sermons last Sunday, morning and night. He left on Mon d ty for Conferee e, which convened at Thomasvilie on yesterday. Mr. Dixon has served the Church here ably and faithfully this year, and we hope he will be returned to Dawson for another year. . The old established house of Messrs, life race Waters & Sous, New York, is meeting the public more than “half way” in their Holiday offer for pianos and organs. It seems ineredibie that such instruments can he sold at the prices named in their advertisement which appears in another column. Foil Christmas.— On Sunday last a committee was appointed by the Metho dist Sabbath School to confer widi the Bap.ist SMiool and report on next Sun day whether or not a Chris..nas tree will be given to the lib e folks. By all means give the children a tree or somethi g of the kind. They have been faithful in their at ten fence upon the sehools, and it would be too bad to disappoint the little fellows, wouldn’t it, boys ? ( hrist.iv s comes but once a year. And for expenees, the boys don . care. We thank Miss Mollie Lee fui* an in vitation to a candy boiling given at her father’.: residence on Friday mghi. A previous engagement proven.ed us At tending, but we are glad to learn that all who did go had a good lime and plenty of candy. Terrell Superior Court. Our Superior Court, after a recess of ont week, convened again on .Monday las'. Up to this time the following eases have been tried, with results sta ted : Joshua Grimes, convicted of stab bing; Jerry Mackey, convicted of lar ceny ; John Lee, John 1\ illiams, Oliver Lee, John Gammage and Steve Perry, acquitted on a charge of gambling. — All of the above persons are colored. Judge Wright is now presiding in the trial of some cases in which Judge Hood is incompetent. -I New Arrivals —Millinery. Mrs. Anthony has just received her fourth lot of hats for this season, which she is selling rapidly and at low prices. She has in stock a nice assortment of fine hats for Ladies and Misses : also, cheaper grades. She earnestly solicits the patronage of the ladies generally. An Amusing Incident. He that watches and runs away, Lives to watch another day. Ou ljts Monday night our excelled young friend, li J. Anthony, common ly known as the “Parson,” had occa sion to go to his store at a late hour. It will be remembered that several stores were broken open a lew nights since, and Nick Kenny had been put on the watch. Hearing the Parson go to his store, Niek made his way in that direction. In the distant moonlight the Parson saw the form of Nick, whieh was covered with a heavy overcoat, and both gentlemen suspected that some thing wrong was going on. Nearer and closer Nick went iu the direction of the Parson, who was preparing, as he thought, to catch a thief, and Nick was out on the same business. When within about six feet of each other, the watchman raised his club which the Parson saw, and quick as thought he darted ’round the corner and ran home for his pistol. About this time two ne groes appeared upon the streets, and Nick, thinking a club of thieves was at work, ran off in double quick time after Marshal Avant, who refused to come until Mr. Bussey and Pate Jones had been summoned. All together they re turned, expecting, of course, to have a terrible conflict with a band of robbers. Everything was quiet, and the Parson, who "had bv this time, returned, came up to tell the crowd what he had seen —“a terrible buggar with a huge stick”— -when Nick said, “Humph by George! I saw you and you saw me.” That was enough. Parson and Nick will set up beer for the crowd. Just received from New Aoi k the cheapest line of ladies dress goods ever brought to this market, consist ing of cashmere, delaines, silks and plaid goods, at J. 13- Criui s- . 18 79 Subscribers who are a year or more in arrears to this office, and who tush their papers continued through next year, will please call and settle before the first day of January. Thieves w ill Break Through and Steal One of the boldost roberies ever com mitted in Dawson occurred on last Thursday night. Some person or per sons who arc perfectly familiar with our town, went to Jacob Ellis’ shop and equipped themselves with suitable tools for breaking into houses, at which they were successful in two instances. The miliinery store’s of Mrs. G. L. Mize and Mrs M. M. Anthony were entered on that night aud robbed of such goods as suited the taste of the thieves. The first house broken into, it is supposed, was that of Mrs. Mize. One of the back shutters was bursted off and the window glass broken, through which an entrance was made. Several fine dress es and other millinery goods were stol en. Mr. 3lize, who has a confectionery store in the same room, think > the thieves only stole their supper from him, which consisted of crackers and jellies. The bohl rascals took their time about examiniugdi awers,sln iw cases and eating supper, as the various signs of a tallow candle showed. There must have been more than one person eiinaied in the work, as we don’t think one person would attempt such an act alone. After taking all tiiey wanted from this house, they went to Mrs. Anthonv’s and broke in at the back door. 31 rs. A Veard the poise, but was too much frightened to give the alarm. A trunk of fine ladies shoes wa s; ,en from her, and, per aps, other goods While carelessly using a cau dle in her house, a past-board box fils with trimming caught on fire, will the theives direw into the streets. J wn e rtainly very kind in the rascals not. to burn the house Having supplied the nselves with all the millinery g oils needed, the theives went to Mr. 11. J. Anthony’s store and tried to break in but here they failed. As yet, there is no suspicion as to who the theives are. Our merchants have raised a sum of $75, which is of fered as a reward for the arrest of the guilty parties, with evidence to convict. J list received from Now A orfc a nice line of ladies’ dress goods, wor steds, plaids, marines, etc., for sale very cheap; also, a lot o! fine zephyr silks, at J. lb Gl ims. Municipal Election. The municipal election held in this cityyesterday, resulted as follows : FOR MAYOR : J. IL Guerry, 58 ALDERMEN 1 .T. L. Griffin, 57 lI.S. 8011, . 57 W. C. Paschal, 57 J. M. Simmons, 58 W. M. Peeples, 57 There was no opposition. Died. At her residence in this city, on Sunday last, after a long and lenger ing illness from consumption 3lrs. Peeples, wife of Win. 31. Peeples Esq. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 9, 1878. Editors Dawson Journal, —Gents : The General Assembly on Thursday, the sth inst., passed a joint resolution bv a two-third vote of all the members elected to both He uses, to adjourn on Friday, the 13th inst., to meet again on the first Wednesday in July, 1879, and continue in session as long as the pub lic interest requires. We are now doing very good work. All hands seem intent on getting through with the pressing and most important part of the business before the day of adjournment. The House finished up the appropriation Act on Saturday last. It is strictly on the line of economy and retrenchment, as marked out by the Constitutional Convention. The general tax Act, as reported by the finance committee, is next in impor tance, and the next thing in order. It proposes to levy a tax of not more tl an three-tenths of one per cent, as an ad valorem tax instead of four-tenth of one per cent, as at present. This, if adopt ed, will he some relief to the tax-pay ers of the state. The specific taxes proposed are about the same as those incorporated in the tax act of 1877. The railroad bills, bills proposing a tax on whiskey, such as the “Bell punch,” the bills fyr taxing dogs, bills propos ing to alter and amend various sections of the Code, and many other general bills, together with all local arid special bills, will necessarily have’to be passed over at present, and ho acted upon and disposed of during the summer session. The great mass of matter that has been introduced during the session, is yet untouched, and it is tlie opinion of idl experienced legislators that the present General Assembly has got more to do, and have to labor under more difficul ties in accomplishing the desired ends, than any ever before assembled in Ga. If all matters that have been, and will liereajter be presented, are attended to as they should he, with mature deliber ation, the summer session cannot ter minate in less than sixty days. The proposition to abolish the Agri cultural Department is creating a con siderable stir among the friends of the Bureau. Fat offices arc in danger of beiug lost. Those who propose to abol ish it think it quite an expensive luxury, and claim that it is not worth to the farming comm uni iy what it cost them to support it, which is the snug little sum of $25,800 per annum. On the other hand, the supporters of the department say that it is the only tiling the State has ever done especially for the farmers, and that it should meet with the ap proval and support of all who are en gaged in agric-ulture’or stock raising. W C. K. Editors Journal: I appreciate so much the flair and independent course persued by you, that I hoye you will allow one of the first subscribers to the Journal to say that B. A. is the only remaining member of the Court that or ganized this county. Myron Weston was amongst the first citizens, and was elected Clerk of the Superior Court.— If, on an occasion, you will come to my house, I will give you an account of many interesting incidents. Christmas will be a good time. B. A. Home, Oth Dec. 1878. B. A. is a clever and jolly old gen tleman, aud we would like very much to visit him, as sugges;od.— Eds. No “Blanks.” Two Thousand persons willrcudily a d> liar each into a scheme offer ing a nriz- of $1 > k), though only one e:n _v: it, and 1.999 must lose !r Jo Li; A publish *r , iff $2,000 i : o collecting am! prefJhring useful in. in.n on, and offers to every one >f2,;) >opens. t< who contributes on 1> a dollar or so, a printed duplicate ant results, s i that each one may haveth- entire benefit f what has act null v cost $2.9 JO or more. Is not this better ihai; any nuccnain chance scheme, full of blank tickets? This applies to all good journals and all good books. Here is a good special illustration. The Publishers of die American Ag riculturalist expend $25,090 a year in gathering plain, practical, reliable information, valuable to every person to every family, in country, village, or city. There are 700 to 800 origi nal engravings in each volume, which bring right to the eye and understand ing a multitude of labor-saving and labor-helping contrivances, and Im p.Linents, for out-door and in-door work,—very many of them home-pro duced. This great number of useful, instructive, and pleasing engravings, is a most valuable feature of the American Agriculturist, making it greatly superior to any other source of similar information. This Jour nal constantly pub ishes caustic ex posures of Humbugs and Swindlers, which save its readers many times its cost. Over $25,090 a year are ex pended in collecting and preparing information, engravings, etc., giving thousands of useful hints and sugges tions. Yet each and every reader gets the full benefit of $25,000 out lay. The cost to single subscribers is only $1.50a year, post free; tour copies $1.25 each; and to clubs of ten or more only $1 each. (Specimen copies 10 cents each, post free.) It will pay every one to have this Jour nal. Try it. Marshall’s magnifi cent Steel Plate Engraving, entitled “ The Farmer’s Pride ,” is presented to each subscriber sending 20 cents ex tra to cover cost of packing and pos tage.) Orange Jrnn Cos., Publish ers, 245 Broadway, New York- Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from prac tice, having had placed in his hands by au East India missionary the for mula of a simple vege l able remedy, for the speedy and permanent cute for consuropt on, bronchitis, catarrh, asth ma, and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure tor nervous debility and all nervous com plaints, after having tes*ed its wonder ful curative powers iu thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Act uated by this motive, aLd a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it. this r. cipe, with full d-iectionsfor pie paring and using, in Q -rnian,French, or English. Seut by mail by address ing with stamp, naming this paper. W. W. Sherar, 149 Powers’ B 1 vk, Rochester, New York 4w. Florida, Our Land of Flowers. A throng of sufferers’ with coughs and colds, annually go to er joy the ethereal luminous of tho lend of flowers. To thorn wo would say the necessity of that expense ve trip in ob viated hy Ooussen*’ OoiTipound Honey of Tur, which speedily cures tlie coughs and colds incident to t<>ia rig orous ciiuie. For putdiu speakers it surpasses the Demosthenic regimen of ; ‘ pebbles aud sea shore;” cloaiiug the ; thioat until the voice rings with the silvery cadence ot a troll. Use Cous- i sene’ Compound Honny of fur. Price 1 50 couU a bottle. For .t'ale by J. R Janes & Son. Bottled Lightning ! When used for Rheumatism, Sore ! Tli tout, Lame Back, Neuralgia, Sprains : Bruises,' Contracted Muscles. Stiff • Joints, Coins and Bunions, on human j beings; and Spavin, limg Bum , G-.lls, Scratches,etc ,on aninmls,' Coirsscn*’ Lg! tni'ng Lit iment is unequaled, and its effect silnply electli ul. As i:s UHine.suggestj,.it is quick to relieve, ate! thousands hear witness to its as bounding virtues. Pi ice 50 cenm. For Sale hy J. R. Janes & Bon. Query: —‘Why wi’l men smoke cnniuion tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros ‘Seal of North 'Carolina a! the same price. An Undeniable Truth. You dss.TVe , -u(Tor, ami i’ v u laid a miserable, unaaiislaotory life io this beau:- lu! w-thl, it is en'iriOv vuur own fault and the*r is'only one excuse tor van,—yout un reaict able predjyoiue and skepticism, .which has kills ! • thousands. Personal knowledge an t coraamu sense reasoning will soo>< show vou that (ireen’a August Flower, will cure you of UL; rOtimpl iirV, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable i ffeclfl, such h\i.k head iche, palpitation of the heart, sour tuonnch, habitual cosiivcDds?, dizzina** t the.head, nervous low spirit*, &c. Its snips now r ach t ver\ fowp/' a the Western Continent an.? not a sr but will tell vou of its wonderful omen You can buv u Sample Bottie for lo eenti. Three will relieve vou. For e*le bv Ur. J. K. Janes, Dawson, Ga. THETIMES DEMAND *®“TKA! YOU Should buy your Type and Material prom us, and then reduce your price on printing. Send stamp for catalogue, and compare prices. NATIONAL TYPE CO., 58 South Third St,root, Philadelphia. State you sawadv. in this paper. Good Baggies and One Horsey Wagons. Repairing a specialty. Call on me at my shop. Depot street, and get a bargain. P. 11. PROCTOR. TH K DaWsON VARIETY WORKS. IJRaNTLEY & BRAGaN, FORMERLY A of Montezuma. Ga,, will, in a few days, open in Dawson a Vaiierv Shop for the pur pose o Mai uluctuiiiig Tin me,ai whole sale and leiail. Roofing, Guttering and al kinds ot Job Work promptly attended to. We also repair Cooking Stoves, Sewing Machines, Pumps, Seales, Guns, .Pistols, Um b> ells 3, Parasols, etc Satisfaction guarat * teed in all branches of the business. LOOKOUT FOR ADVERTISEMENT TffUMAS BRANTLEY, Pmcticai Machinist. F. M BRAG AN, 7'in und Sheet Iron worker. TffiMTCffilGN IS NOW OPEN AT ° JANES &SQH’B DRU3 STORES FOR CHEMICALS , PURE D/iUOS, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuff, Scuff, Tobacco, Segats, Pepper, Spice, am] Fire Test Kerosene, '2sc g- ilon, go to JAN ES & jsON’S Blue Stone a Sr. e■ ■ I" per pound A. J. BALDWIN & CO., DEA LERS IN General Merchandise, DAWSON, - GEORGIA. Our Fall and Winter Stock of General Merchandise is being received, and will consist of everything needed by the people of this section. We pay cash for our goods and can afford to sell them cheaper than ever before offered in Dawson. A. J. BALDWIN $ CO. JOHN L. GRIFFIN, EOYLESS BLOCK, MAIN STREET, DA.WSO3NT, - GEORGIA. A large lot of Fashionable A.re being’ received and must be sold cheap 1 DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, JEANS, TOWELS, LINEN, •‘DAMASK, NAPKINS, HANDKERCHIEFS Clothing, Slioess, Hats, Domestics AND \ NICE LINE OF FALL PRINTS I Tradkn in search of bag*iua should price m goods September 13,187S 3-4 * ' JOHN 1* GIUITIX ISTcvv .Aclvertisemen*- ACEIMTS R£AD THSS. We will pay Agents Salary of SIOO per month and expenses, or allow a large com mission to sell our new and wonderful inven tions. We mean what we say. Addie-s without delay, Sherman k 00., Marshall, Michigan. 14/ aN • !>.- A goi-tl uiau lit < v i) stale VV and T-Jritory in the Union; a fair sat paid. Call or address ba Bslle Manlg Cos , 98 Clark Street, Chicago. ) ANTED. A GOOD AGKN 1 to canvass v" Dawson irtid the adjoining towns for the best selling household artchs in the world. Tip top prod’s, wriie t once to tie N. Y. Manufacturing Cos., 2 C’iutou Place, IPHTBIA!! A no civile Unriiioiis will popi r-iv pr vei t this teniblp disuMse, nod will positive)v cure nine eases in ter'. Information that will save many ives men* free bv mail Don’t delay a moment Pre veution is better ihun cure Sold evey •* pip, 1 S Johnson & Cos., Bmerer, Vfp. A GREAT OFFER FOR HOUDAYS ! We will dining the Holidays dispose of luo PIANOS & ORGANS, at exir. ordinarv low prices fin cash. Nplei.difl Oigms 2 3 5 se<s of reeds $65, 8 sets will, Pnb Bass and Coupler £Be, 2 sets SSO, 1 set S4U, I se $35 7 Octave ,11 Rosewood Pianos $l3O, 7 1-8 do $l4O, w a’r.inted f>r ’is years. Agents wauled, Illustrated (V' logues M„ib and. Vu sic at hall price, HORACE WATER’S k (SONS, J/.mfrs & Dealers 40 E 14th.. btreet, New York ftTDS ft a i.YI*: ’SI aK. IH weak:bazk: FENfIOF'S CAI’CINE POROUS Pi.AS TER, This article is one which really possesse jextraordinary merit. By consulting re* [liable physicians in vein own locality,you swill find that the above is Din . It is far Isiii erior to the ordinary porous plaster [ail tlie -o-salled electric I appliances, an..a “to all external remedies whatever. US Boon lain* emireiy new elements whichE Bcause it to releive pain at once, strength 5 Ben and cure where other plas ers will ttoiß Seven relirve. For Laiueo: sand VV - k-S Eneas of the hack, diseased Kidneys, buna Ej Sand chest difficulti, , It cuma ism, Nrg-H B ected Colds, Female Aff cion s. ■■ (1 E Pineal aciies and pains, ■ • i eji'y 'he 1 P ■remedy ever devised, hold by all id ug-R ggi-'s Price 25 Cents 1 I'iniioti atul tUgiiiikßl I tu’lory Itaics. 4*ram! Illll'odlll'lioti ‘ale, com mencing Nov 1. I,IMM) ii ngnifi .ut Inst.u oretits from best makers to be [ laced, for introduction aud advertisement. In Southern homes a tgeir’a W lioleuiic Uafev • it gtiiK 7 <•! only (123 Vlagriillceui Square Grrnd, i"itwlogne | rie $1,1)0' , onlv $250. Hai.iisoine 9 Stop Or gans, $57; 13 Stops, s7l; Mirror Top, 18 •S ops, SB6 Choice ius.'nmei is st lowes puces v," known. 6 year* written guaran tee 15 days test trial. Writ lor Introduc lion hale circular. Adores* UUDDEN k BATE ’ Sou hern Music House, Savannah, Ga. The Great Wholesale Ptauo and Or gan Depot of the South. Good IFigestloii. “Give us tit's day our daily bread” and good medicine to digest it, is both reverent and human. The human stomach and liver are lrufftul sources of lite’s comforts; or, disotdered and diseased, they tirgle misery along every nmve and through evety artery. The ntan or woman with good digottivn seei beauty authey walk, and overcome obstacles they meet in the rotine of life, where the dyspeptic tees only gloom and stumbles and growls at every imaginary object, The world still needo two or three new kinds ot medicine before death cart be perfect ly abolished; but that many lives have been prolonged, end many sufferers from Liver disease, Dispepsia atd Headache, have bean cured Mkubell’s Hkpatine, is no longer a doubt. It cures Headache in twenty minutes, nr.d there is no question but what it is the most wonderful discovery yet made in medical science. Those afflicted with Biliousness anti Liver Complaint 6hc ttld use Matt hell’s Hfpatink. It can be had at Da. J. R Janes FOR SALE OR RENT~ A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE Jtjm* iu the most desirabio portion of | the city. Apply at this office, or to j Melton & Brother. Dawson, Ga., Oct. 31, 1878. ltn. THE GENUINE 3)27. C. MoI,AWE’S Celebrated A merican WORM SPECIFIC OR YEEMIFUGB. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. TITHE countenance is pale and leaden •A colored, with occasional flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu pils dilate; an azure semicircle rnns along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds ; a swelling of the upper lip; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or furred tongue;.breath very foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stom ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout tlie abdomen; bowels ir regular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrequently tinged with blood; belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth ; temper variable, but gener ally irritable, &c. Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist, DR. C. McLANE’S VERMIFUGE w ill certainly effect a cure. IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form; it is an innocent prepara tion, not capable of doing the slightest injury to the most tender infant. The genuine Dk. McLane’s Ver mifuge bears the signatures of C. Mc- Lane and Fleming Bros, on the wrapper. :o: DR. C. McLANE’S LIVER PILLS are not recommended as a remedy “for all the ills that flesh is heir to,” but in affections of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases of that character, they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. Asa simple purgative they are unequaled. Iti:\VAHE OF imitations. The genuine are never sugar coated. Each box has a red wax seal on the lid with the impression Dr. McLane’s Liver Pills. Each wrapper bears tlie signatures of C. Me Lane and Fleming‘Bros. Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mc~ Lane’s Livkk Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh. Pa., the market being full of imitations of tlie name McLaue , spelled differently but same pronunciation. The mite THE EASIEST SELLING, THE DECT SATISFYING SfiiiiMiifi Its Introduction and World-renowned reputation wns the dca’U-lilow is t.lgli priccd machines. THERE ARE KJ SECOND HAND WHITE MACHINES LI THE MARKET. Thl* 1$ a vrr* Imu-rbut melter, t* it is welt krovin end undisputed f ct tnat many eftne so cai'ed first-claitS machines *ti ch are offered so Chian now-a-oayß are those that have been re possessed (that Is. taken back I rose customers after use) fud rebuilt and put tks market aS THE*WHITE IS THE PEES OF ANY SEWING MACHINE NOW UPO4 THE MARKET. IT IS MUCH LARGER THAN THE FAMILY MA CHINES Or THE SINOEiI, HOWE ANO WEED MAKE IT COSTS MORE TO MANUFACTURE THAN EITHER OF THS AFORESAID MACHINES ITS CONSTRUCTION I* SIMPLE. POSITIVE ANO 0I !IS WORKMANSHIP IS UNCUHPASSEO. Do not Euy £l7 ctier boforo try ing the WHITS. Prices aid Term Mads Satisfactory. AGENTS Y7ANTED ! White Sewing Uachino Cos., CLEVELAND, 0. >COLD= WATCH CASES Are made of two plates of Solid Gold overlay e a plata of composition metal in R i '!i a manner .- to present only a cold surface. While 0..? irg te I half the money, they are as showy and elegant the solid g"M. sort are W VHRANT?'O F i SPEC lAI. CERTIFICATE TO Yv I Alt 1 Vt t.\ TY YEARS. If you have not seen these wntenes, s-N y i jeweler for them. If he a,*es not ko,'ir t him he is hehin i the age, and to S' U.l lor an rye trated Catalogue. <§ I’AGSTOZ &. THCIiPE.* Sixth and Chestnut Pi2iT. ?2iv.