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foB: THE NEXT THIRTY T'-Vd! ROGERS <Sb XjJLIISTG-. fe ' *w.^^2S 0T HOW MA,i '^'■' **>■ < s Tm,*zz:z n * ?/- ns ,’f ,od w °°i **** cents C!" 1 * 1 5-) cents I Boys hats, we give away. L above goods are h Jt-dm and will be sold at prices named, for 30 days only. !** S:,OC '! ®- Cj !"- “ J *"" f*• which we diest market price paid for Corn and Peas. ROGERS & LATNG. fav Journal. I . oehart^lVt, j . WESTON, Editor. Market Iteport. Dawson, Ga., Pec. 18. r. m. Our market steady, wish better feel g since uur last report. "e quote: of midillimfJ 1 oixl r,di iary jidiuarj •• •••■ • * ..... .o$ LI.-S 1 ICWP. Xmas neat Wed csday. jjj e v.jirhts of Honor will me**t to urowi-iga- ' ;Vni i ■ v 1. orders for Job Priut fc .. briat'aw to Christmas dinners are off ia order. (' c ,,l;at from sl9 tv $26 at S 1. e’s. 1J... e! tor county officers comes |on the li.-st day of January. Opus' w;.i bets from oOc up at A. [Bsitlwie Go’s. \V\i w uldn’t live in a land of sau ce, bar -bone and tender-loms. Go ... M 20 !•• buy a j spies and jnftctio; its. Mi rule was the coldest day of the gjini. It was “very much” cold. Cheap it!e con be had by lUitisr or, H. >. Le;. We wish ail iur readers a long life, ierry Xmas and a happy uew year Bri/iiii shoes from 66c per pair up, IA. J Baldwin & Co’s Bpmting grain crops are mantling inv of the fields w!‘h a beautiful reen. Alai'fW' lot of edidvcs arid iitser tp tit A. J. Baldwin dir Co’s Our Superior Court, af‘er remaining t session five days, adjourned ust liduy. Mens’ brotran boots >■•:?.00 per pair IA J. Baldwin & C,’* Wer-gret to barn that Maj. M. A. minis qniie ill, and not expected to cover. . La-lies*, if you wa -tuu-o "dpnen and ■tk ea-sitneve diess good-, go to J. Ctim’s Christmas' is coming and 11. O. fronob is for the occasion.— till and sw his pretty toys. Besteads at from $2./SO to 40.00 (soli, at A. J. Baldwins & Go’s Large crowd in town last Saturday irtoing. W e saw several ruen that *1 “smiled.” Carps; -no at from 25c t<> Si.oo per H a: A. .1 Baldwin Go’s. The winter fi/xlits have opened. Three Itmi last week, and the city treas aj increased. Tie now Davis sewing machine, , * ,e?t ia the world, for sale bv 11. i Lee. laipro'--s'j cents goin g on in tlie city. b'Heurrv has had his fence wl: ite med. ASae assortment of Ladies’ Tlats wj’icts ami new Millinery at. Mrs. • L. Mize’s. •' ai v a Lop yielded its life for the , oi the country last Monday. Tt indeed a “hog killing” time' flanges. Lemons, Coeoanuts, Ap 'd nudo-s. Nuts, Crackers, etc., It- J,. Mize’s. ■-rtuic parth of Lee street are badlv in A, repairs. We hope the Cotmeil “ look after this matter. one of ladies’ corsets ever nt to Dawson, just received at ’■ Baldwin & Co’s. •■'irriage licenses are now called 0 attachment” They should -r.ned copartnership notices. * r ' ),n LA* w York a nice lit i 1 cloaks, which will be for cash by J. II Grim ilks , ! 1 "! Black alpacas and A received and for sale cheat) ’ T J ' Baldwin & Cos. til '. M . ' our . subscribers who prom- H) their subscription in wood, re 'and to send it in 5n T.' i] anc 9 in aud around Daw retin,. last on Monday tea. 7 a , lla n ’ w hack-bones and spare- Q t I ),ent iful— to some folks. o ’" ' 3 preparing his ..tinual e , t " patrons and friends of s , . Un ' will be ready by the iij ’ aauar y, when he will call on '-r and \ Mermen wore . . " r - Niek Kenney was ’ r ~hal to servo during the months. ■ t . t , lu ' who has for the •• ar- been teaching in Car- returned *o Terrell and H, *“ l‘>s future home. We H . } w “ ,, ac him back. m, ;i ‘from Now York a 8i.,1 ; , 1 dress goods, wor ' I '"nine.*, etc., for sale very J t> of tine zenhvr silks, Wm ' nins. 1 ' 18 79 Subscribers who are a year or more in arrears to this office, and who wish their papers continued through next year, will please call and settle before the first day of January. The Baptist Sabbath School here has decided to have a supper one nig't during Chrismas week. The commit tee appointed by thts M. E. School have made no report, but we presume they will join the Baptist School. He An- QUA E TEES For SANTA CLAUS, at C. L. .MIZE’S. Personal. The li*tie unpleasantness be ween ourself an Air. J. B Avant, which re sulted from some thin,'- -s.: J in the last, issue of this paper, under the ip ion “An Amusing Incident,” has be . ad justed in a manner entirely satisfa.tor. to both pa 1 ties, Alssonie. Every member of P. T. ; 1 eg Lodge is earnes 1 I v requested to be at the mee ing of the Lodge nex -a .r --day, at 2 o’cl .-e-, p. m, as thc-re is important business to come by" e the Lodge. B. id. Brown, W. I. December, 19, 18."8. FIREWORKS! FIR” WORIG Fire-crackers, Roman-candles, Sk-y --ro’e -iets, Chris'mas to.s, Apples, Oran ges, Fancy Candies, etc , etc., at Speight Baldwin's. See here, boys, you fellows who have been reading our paper so long without paying for it, ain’t it about tin--e yo” were settling up 1 We think Come to see us and pay part, if not, all. We need little Christmas chain: o. For Comity Trea-'-aror. In returning thanks to t ! > voters of Terrell county for their r ”{Hence in the past, I respectfully' announce myself a candidate for re-election. J. I). Lvi>;r. Look and Read. I will sell Dry Goods. Groceries. Hats, Clothing, Boots and Shoes a cheap as any house in Dawson or, South West Georgia, of the same quality of goods. J. B. Cium. CHRIST. MaHpRESE UTS at C. L. MIZE’S. Come Along. W 0 are gl -d to s'ate that several families will remove to our town dur ing this winter. Most of the vacant houses have been rented, and we learn that several of them will be occupied in a few days. We gladly welcome all new comers. Those who have children to educa'c, are especially invited to come to Dawson, as we don’t think they could do better anywhere. Now Arr>v ’s—MiHinurv. Mrs. Anthony has just received her fourth lot of hats for this season, which she is selling rapidly aud 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. Re igious. We have been requested by the pas tor, F.ev. J. A. Ivey, to announce serv ices a' the Baptis' Church on the fifth Sunday in this month. There will be no preaching at that church on the first Sunday. VYe have also been requested to an nounce that the Rev. YVm. Hubbard, of Fort Gaines, will preach at the fol lowing times and places : Ohiekasawhatchie (Primitive) Church, Tuesday, December 31st, 1878. Macedonia, Wednesday, Jan. Ist, 18-;) Liberty Church, Thursday, Jail. 2nd. Providence ” Friday, ’ 3rd. Beulah ” Sat. & Sun. ”4 & 5 Poplar Springs, Monday, Harmony Church, Tuesday, ’’ Turkey Creek, Wednesday, ” Bth. Walnut Grove, Thursday, ’ 9th. TOYS at C. L^MIZE’S. The Standard Sewing Machine. Company. Notice and read with care the large advertisement of this company, in this issue. They propose to se'l good Ma chines at a very low price aud want agents. This is the season when the girl whose stem father has kicked her lover out of doors, packs up a few things, writes an eight page letter to her mother, drops a clothes line from her chamber window, and at midnight, when silence reigns, raises the sash, sees how dark it is, aud —jumps iqto bed as fast as she can. Small-Pox in Dawson. The ease of Varioloid reoorted in the person of Mr. j'arlton Vi ler is, as we are informed by the physician, doing well—is out of danger, and unless So ne unc nmnon change or complication takes place, may with safety, be dismissed from quarantine in a few days. The physician thinks there will be no futher spread of the disease, as at the time when Air. Aliller was quarantined his ease had not advanced io t ! at, stage when it is likely to infect others from ordinary exposure. Mr. MilLr, nor is physician, are certain as to how or when hi* contracted the disease. Think it probable that it- may have been through a suit of new clothes purchased a few weeks previous, or from coming in contact on she train wi*h some infect ed per on or art- •. • ■ •• r, or wraps. We area ' -■ 1 h .-•• is no danger .of contra lii-ig the , ■ visiting and reuwi-u.. ‘ n- , as the quarran ine arrangements are deemed sno-ien to guarantee pubic safty. V\ e as*\ especial attention to a oonniiubieatioD from Dr. A. Gheat *-i < the -übj-y, to be found else wixore in this paper Locals Scarce,—When nothing worthy* of note is transpiring .how can the loci, c-lutuns of a newspaper be made attractive, is’the question which frequently “agitates our :u:tuf.'’ We •io not possess that Promethean fir* that wil* produce a flame without the aide of at least a friction match or a tall, w •andle. Yet the readers of our paper expect each week, to he enlivened y per 8 ! of s. r -;n° i cident, clothed '-i •'.<* most attractive language, if i"t inte • Iy e-td by some right jo ?. i no - irO -io'- r ••* 1, joyous or sorrowful buoyed up by delusive hope or weighed lovo by the anchor of despair, we are expectea to ill! cur eolumas with a “feast of t \ison tod a flow of sou .” The expectation of the public is imperative ; wee in an ! week out, whether we (eel the “in sniration” or not,' he las' must, be ac complished—an attractive and readable paper must be presented to the public or it'wi'l “go back on as.” Reader, think of it. Who is there who would not be- a local editor? Fashion Notes. Myffins are of medium si?e. Sleeves are tigh er chan ever Rcpped fabrics are in high favor. Black dresses are as popular as ever- On! .ight furs are used for evening wear. Watered si’k—moire—is very fash ionable. Gold brocaded cap ribbons aro much worn. Medium-sized bonnets are not fash ionable. All dresses of woolen materials are cut short All the new bonnets are very small or very large. Yisite paletot is the name of the new est sty e wrap. Toques made of seal will be much worn this winter. Stockings are in mere bizarre, styles than ever before. Slashes at the elbow and at the top are seen on mauy Parasiau cress sleev es- All winter wraps and e'oaks, are very long, but very short jackets are also worn. Striped g r Js in Pekin si’k and satin or silk and moire are very fashionable. The clan tartan and Scotch plaid short costumes are the fancy of the passing moment. Satin, velve , moire, and gross faille are favorite combinations in composite costumes. St iped Peki-s and striped moires are in demand for parts of dressy cum posite costumes. Dresses, to be fashionable, must be very short in front, even when trained in the back. Leather buttons for county costumes, or “suits for the moorlands,’ are among the Londen dress novelties. The talma is anew mantle which is simply a revival of an old style, with the only difference of a tight back. The new.-'-t huftonsjire bullet shap ed. They are of colored pearl, jet, brass, steel, crochet, and fine porcelain. .Japanese designs appear on the sur face of silver and gilt hutton.s or in eb ony, gold, and silver buttons fer short costumes. Silk or spun silk stockings to match costumes are to be worn with black kid low shoes, with a strap across the instep and a steel buckle, but no bows. The largo beef-eater hat-', which are to be worn in New York this winter, have the brim rolled up on the left and trimmed with plumes, some bending for ward and some bending around the crown. j- .-'s Pft . .. i> ;iv sois. Da -, 0.\., Doe. 18, 1878. Editors Dawson Journal: You have aikod for the'facts in the ease of Small-pox existing in (he per son of Mr. Carlton JL Miller, o! Millcrsburg, Ky. He has been stop ping in this place for the past few week s, during the time has visited Americus For three or four days ..previous to un seeing of him, had been a little sick. On last Wednesday morning T was firs' asked to see him and give my opinion in regard to an eruption which made its appearance during (benight previous. Upon examining the eruption, and hearing a description of his condition for three or four days previous,l feared he had smal!-"ox in some form, and wishing to avoid the excitement and confusion that usually follows the an nouncement of such -m opinion, with Lis consent and approbation, requested his host to quietly remove h'm to a se cluded room amf allow no intercourse with him by persons who had never had small-pox, to await the development of the next twenty-four hours. At the appointed time I again saw him, and the developments were su -h that I pro nounced his a case of Varioloid, (that is small-pox modified by previous genuine vaccination.) lie was at once removed to a proper place, and such quarantine regulations! adopted as will, in my opinion, prevent an - extension.of the disease. I think before his removal tli it his ease had nit hed the stage where it would ikey nfeet others from -'rdtnar. ex posure, and f co fiderp !y expect no tli r cases; and that■ people m;y visit Dawson and remain without the least danger of contra,- 1 g the disease Mr. 'filler has no idea when or where he contracted the disease As he pur chased anew suit of ciothes a few weeks previous, i is p 9 .6 hie that b may have b-'- n infected by them,- as they may ha-."- been made by some in fected person 01 in an i,i e-'te room before the wer-'- and and shipped south or possibly on 'rain he came in contact with some infected person or garment. You will do the ;;>u.!ie - . j-viee by e lling attention t g-. .and ejects of vaccination in t -in < Had Mr. Aliller not have b.- - .-•••ovion.J ; vaccin ated would,! 'hi' .’• ->v.. :, id th disease in its eo iSueri' or w- , form As he had been genuinely vae.diiafed, he only has it in it j mil lest or arioloid form. In these and y of !:>> ravel and general mixing up of people, none can tell when they may come ia contact wHt this loathsome, and to the unpr- tected, dangerous disease. It is due Mr. Miller, and it affords me pleasure to make the statement, that he has at all times cheerfully acquiesced in any and all the means that I have suggested to prevent any further spread of the disease. He has been willing to do any and. every thing in his power to prevent the citizens ot Dawson and Terrell eounty from having any trouble or expense from his misfortunO. He deserves, and I doubt uot has, the sym pathy of all. A stranger, away from home, let us make Lira fee! that he is among friends and, though cut off' from all associations atid from the kkjd arid gentle attention and care of mother and sisters, let us use all the nieans in , our power io render him eomfoptabie. Respei tfuiiv, 0. A. Cheatham. Just received from N*. w V • hi cli- apest line of ia i e - .!••- g.. ever brought to mi. . it, c., -,a>; iug of eashmers, delaines, r.jiks and plaid goods, at J. B. 'rim a. Our fin -hti ors. The frosty nights have come again, And at this time of year, The sing e men, who sleep alone, Prance ’round upon their ear. They turn the bedding quickly back. And then, they tumble in Roll up in a little lump Their knees up to their chin. And then, unto themselves they say, Just leud enough to hear: ‘By George, this thinghasgot tocease, Before another year.’ . The girls say that widowers and old bachelors go to church to just look at the women. Girls, you ought not to be so uncharitable, because you are right smart gluttons in casting sheep’s eyes at the men, your own de .rditde selves. The following lines are supposed to have been written by an editor who was insane, foB certainly no sane man could dream a thing so improbable : I had a dream the other night, When everything was sti !; I dreamed Chat eavh subscriber Came up aud paid his bill • Each wore a look of honesty, And smiles were round each eye. As they handed over the stamps They yelled, ‘how’s that for high.’ W. A. IlufF was re-elected Mayor of Macon last week by a. small majority over Dr. Collins. There was, and is still, great excitement, aud the election is being contested. Pay your debts—especially your subscription to the Dawson Journal. . i p.vk-o aii<i t-liitcd States. )* .' ' ’ J'.l tf J , • -Ik-, • L-'••’!% - it * W s <• - TKpi I’.'vt'**, Im J f list-IMD I • linn *1 < BDTt >•. n ct* \ IvAVf’b. x’ht • - ' I*■ -11 ‘ 1J t> - •• hf.rl* Yfr u ,r ' s t*i • ■ *(*< f| iru'Ji 1 * ' pt *• * V “v! €, t v f L*vm P \ ! iu mi** i !! utten mormy an*l tnuuK Ptioo 50 Fur'en'o •iy J. R. J\ n Son. — i—i • Have You the Buckeye? It i a well fslabliehed ti c', thir Tablr’a Buckeye Pile Oin‘ii'nt wilt cure, if used aesjordiug to directions. TheMdsculus HippocastHtu.ni, or Horse Ctiestaut, coinnnitly boowu as ihh Buckeye, lias been higlily esieomed for many years, owing to the fact, that it possesses n tues, lying in the hitter principle callnd E-cu in, whmti on bo uttlizod for (lie cute ot Piles, II -.tf. cted with t6nt terrible disease, use T iO'er’s Buck-ye Pi!n Omini-nt, 'woi t.e relieved. Prim* fit) cents. For Bule (iy J. It Javf.s & Son. Qckky:—-‘Why wid men smoke common tobaeco, when they ran I uv Marburg Bros ‘Seal of North ‘ Carolina ’ at tiro s iine price. —— ——— Au Undeniable Truth, You deserve r> suifer, and if v u lead a niisufvtble, unaatislai-iory life in thia hea-jt liil r-rM, it is emire'v vour mn fault and ’t>p. is <udy one excuse lur you,—vout un* ro onahlr piedjuoice and k pt-cisrn, which is irilie t thoiiaanda. Pereoun! knowledge 011 comwinu sen-e reaaon ns; will soon show voa thn (Ireen’s August- Fciwer'will cum] • au of Liver Complain’, or Dyspepstit, with j ill Its miserable rff-ota,' such as sick head- ] ache, palpitation of tha heart, soar stomach, * *-> a *-if. n, 1 coativeneso, diitiness t the bead, | ■f' TOUS preateatuin, low spirits, k~. Its, sales now r uch er -r town on the Western ;. on -nit end not a Dravetst but will tell > v u f its wotidsrful cures You can buv a j -- --n '-le Bottle for 10 cents. Three if os s j ill .-lieve von. Fur sile by Dr. J. K. J*:ns, ' 11 wson, Qi. r> i K DaW^OK VARIETY WORKS, jjVi\Nr.RY k BIUQAN, FORMERLY -5 * ■ *■* zin - (ii„ wi)! t in *i few days, ! > Wietv 8 hep for the pu n p o V? nu inrinfr Tin at whole- ! ■*<’•* *- * Rwfwff, (iutierioß and 1 < t J*b Work prom pi lv Htieiided to. '** irf' i • pnlr Cocking £ ove*, w ? ng “ f # *np*#, KoJ<*H t O*n / J o| , I'm! ! .1 ni* i*t*j Safci?** .Gri u, afi* | b ••• <“ nt ifiH business. lookout voa advertisement}. Hoy K* HH<S?i ky\ Ffat* io *l icnioijtt F. T '■i \rn “kpr. THEF LLUMPAI3N 13 NO’-V OPEM AT mi S & SON’S BSUS STORE! FOR CHEMICALS, PURE DRUGS, P-ip's, Oils Yrnihties v Dye-Stuff, Snuff, Tobacco, Sogars, Pepper, Spice, and Fne Test Kerosene, 25cg-’ih>n, goto JANES & SON’S H'li- Stone •S- sttv, |0- per p urni. pITn t •• —Lsa *.-1 YMI •!) "Y !lf n aIJ,ON. VADK FROM. PORK I,:'* D, f#pi mint *4 - is>,'. fllllfl IN ' . !X IV' 'U M-N raNR, •s| 1 i m i p *ivmn ft fsrs y/ A NHil'! F* ill r?. is. i iisiiyuiit Sn 111 >' f ?’ ■ ORKS, ihi 4 t-.i J V ■ S . (e 1N.i1,, P ro iis.iKK -* iv *nij t\Q 'fin • i tit**- • F’*>)pw t Harvey k *\v, . a. Oi, A. J. BALDWIN & CO., DF \ I>s RS FX General Merchandise, o -OV O *J . - OKOJLGTA. Our Fall cin l 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 LDYLB33 BLOCK, MAIN ST RUST, DaVWSOIsT, - GKOHGIA. / A large lot of Fashionable A.ra beinj? received and mast bo sold cheap! DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, JEANS, TOWELS, T.INEN. *'DA.MASK, NAPKIN'S. HANDKERCHIEFS Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Domestics AND A NICE LINE OF F/ILL PRINTS ! Tml©** in search !*bn gaits gi.cvli! jrice is y gteiis Stii*. utvr 19, iS7. Sui ’ ' j< jsyy |„ G2IFFIM t ’ ,' . )iN <••-* w \nv r -ru ■ C. u V -■% -Z &A D 1' hI iL wifl pa v Atfene. S-.ilai vof $l"0 p -orT-,t.■ aid exp nscs. o; -jlfow w l -’-ye cun on to sell on> new in * wonde.i ftil -nvt-t • i‘s WV mean what • say. * - •n t i-.-lav. Shertnf) A -"r-., Hargha'l \\j ANTED. —A pond man tor ev ry Stale I' and Terhoty in the Utiioe; s fair -ft'- pid. Call nr addtoss Ia Bella Sfanfg Cos 93 Clark Street, Chicago. ’ n anted, a oood agent to Ntm f ’ Dawson and the adjoining towns o* the best selling household arijclcs in the world. Tip top profits. it ut mice to th. V. Y. M-) 1 faettiring Cos., 2 Cin'on Place iraiflir A nod fin* 8 Inini* h d9| •Ve*)v toim iDiribl ‘ as. •*d will po*UlvN t’lirf uine in .pi Tfif.trmaHon wil! *;fp innv live* by m-i: Don 1 * <ielsiv n muniPTU, I* voniion i hi t'P' Jmn pare SoUl et.y a' ere T 8 Jehnfton Ar Cos. BiT'frer, V *■ A GREAT UFFER FOR HOtISAYS ! We will during 'tie Holidays dispose of 10 PIANOS JtORfI.VNS, at extra orditiar* low prices for c *vV Soiendid O’gsps 2 3 5 sets of reeds £65, 3 so's with Sub Ba*s ad Couple *^B**, 2 sets >fto, 1 set I H** $35 7 Ct-tave all Rosewoud Pisrnos $l3O, 7 1-3 do $l4O, warranted fur six years. Ag'-n wnuted, Illustriitcd Catslogues k'niled. M i sfe at half price, HORACE WATERS A SONS, M inf:s A Dealeis. 40 E 14 h„ k'.r et Now Ymk IfV SAK SACkJ EBKN-i >VS CAP tIN’R POROUS 1’ 1 B TER, i L PbUi ar . eteis oeo "hio-' llv po r. C I Eextraor Ima a merit. Os iui u''t - 9] . n ii-i ble ph• ci 11 invur ■-i !oc.r. li , hf -j will find 1 1 v I the i.rove ie - mk- . I '"--B igsuperiorj - tl.e ordinary porous pls.<- (( ’ Sail the so-called el- e ric i : r-liaccic . J -pto'all ext-i remedies whatever. ; E I'oniains entiniy tew 1. m t'B *Mr g uuse it to releive p-in a t once, streug S 'i and euro wh-re other '.lusters will m 9 j ven reli-ve. F- Luna •-- tnd W. 1 B ess of the back, Ki I: evs, 1. - I |and Ohes difficulties, R'enma'ism, Neg E .1 ectr-d Colds, Fr-male Affection*, and n'ffl H icul ache- and pains, and is imply the boss ever d-vised h’old bv all /)iug-R &i-- 8 Price 25 Cents S Ptaiitri and tusnitMtl Fat-lory ttuit-i. bravd lutrodaciinu sole, cem in-!icii>g N-tV. 1 l,tinO v ugnifl-eti' It.-st.-u --menta from hi-at "mkers to Le placed, for introduction id advertisement. >ti S-. nl'-ern hnmes t Ageut’s WllOietnie i.ltien Mcgaul 7 tlcl Uliiurta ouly sl‘2s Mugriid :eut. Square (Jrrttd, - . riee sl,Ol hi, or-lv *25:). U i dsome 9 Ftnp Or gans, s'>7; 13 Stop*, s7l; roror Top, 13 S:op., SB6 Choice ins'rumeo-* at lower li- move, kmiwu. V, years written guaran tee 15 days test trial. Write for Introduc tion Sale circular. Address HIDDEN A BA TEH’ Houhern S* :-ic House, Sava ,nah, <>u. The Greiit Wholesale Piano and 0 - gaii Depot <-f tlie South. p <Jootl Digestion. “Givo us this day our daily bread’’ and good medicine to digest it, is both leveient aud human. Tho human stomach and liver are fruitful sources of life’s comfort*; or, disoidered and diseased, they lingD misery hlotig every neive and through artery. Tho man or woman withyeod dij'-ttion seen beauty as they walk, and overcome obstacles they moot in the rotine ot life, where tho dyspeptic sees only gloom and stumbles and growls a every imaginary object. The world still needs two or three row kinds oi medicine Imforedeath can bo perfect ly abo’ished ; but that many Hvis have tiien prolonged, end many sufferer froiit Liver disease. Dispepsia and Iloadujhe, have herrr cured Mkkuei.l’s Hei>atiwr, is no longer a doubt, li cure* Headache io twenty minutos, erol t*re,e is no qiiea'ion but hat it h the’uos’ wonderful discovery y i noid**' in medical science. Those afflict-d with lJ:lioiisn>.6B and L ver Cutnplaiu sticnld uso Miuiueli.’s Hppvtine. It can he bad >ii Da. J. I{ Janes FOR SALE~OR~RENT r A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE .uAin the ui js! desirnb o |x>Ktion o. the city. Appiy at this office, or to Melton fc Ur -Ik r. Dawson, Ga., Oct. 31, 187 H. Ira. 45 Years Before the Public. THE GENUINE DE. C. McLANiE’S CELF.r.RAJED LIVBE PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, DYSP&TSIA AND SICK HEAOACKB. ♦ Symptoms of a Diseased Liver. I JAIN in the right side, under the edge of the libs, increases on pres sure; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder-, and is Sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appe tite and sickness; the bowels in gen eral are costive, sometimes alternative with lax ; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part, 'i here is generally a considerable loss of raena ory, accompanied with a painful sen sation of having left undune some thing which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sorhetirnes an attendant. The patient complain* jpf weariness and debility- be is easily Startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensa tion ol the skin; his spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that exer cise would be beneficial to him, yet. he can scarcely summon .up foptitiide enough to try it In fact,'he distrusts 7 every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but eases have occurred where few of tpem ex isted, yi-t examination of the body, after death, has shown the liver to have been extensively deranged. AGUE AND FEVER. “ ' Dr. C. McLane’s Liver Pills, in cases of Ague and Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to give them a fair trial. For all bikous derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are unequaled. BEWARE OF JiUTAfIONB. The genuine are never sugar coated. Every box hns a red wax seal on the lid, with the impression Dk. McLane’s Liver Pii.ls. The genuine McLanl’s Liver Pills bear the signatures of C. McLane and Flemins Bros, on the wrappers. Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. McLane’s Liver Pills, prepared by Flem ing Bros.,ofPitl*bnrgh, Pa., the market beinfc full of imitations of the name McLane, spelled diiferently but same pronunciation. The White —iS— THE DEST SATISFYING Mllili Its lafrcduc’io.) trd World -r* wa*rl reputation was tho ileth ilour to hith priccd Machines. THtBE ABE K3 SW-liO HARD WHITE kfACHiaCn lit THE SAIUtET. This Is a very lme"rii*t welter, rs It U J w** 1 - known ond undi|iutr*l tjet trot r?ny of tho •#- caliod firsKlass Piackines *!) to -ro *oo cneap noa-a cays aro tirase that Sat* n possessed (that is. trkan hack trom owtoato** attor use) said rctauitt and pul ityon tho inirke, I '*THE , 'WHITE n TiiE TEFB OF *Y SCWIWO KACHIKE NOW liPtU MABWT. it is much i r acta than thc family_■*- CHINES Or THE SihSEH, BOW* AhD Wr-LU kj#,K£ IT COSTS KOBE TO MAfi’JriCTUfiE THAN EITHER OF THE AFOUESSIU MACHINES. ITS CONSTRUCTION IS SISiPLE, F3SITIVE ANO DURAELE. ITS WOSKSIANSHIP IS L'li-aRPASSES. Do not Euy any ether bafo.e tar ing tho ’WHITE. Prte and Terms Mate SaHsfidai. AGENTS WANTED ! TP kite Sewing KmefUne Cos., CLEVELAND, 0. WATCH CASES Ar© made of tw piste# of Solid G!l •wstaydno •\ plat* of acanpoeitloo metal in rush a waaaer to present only a rol-.l surfhee. Wfails **e*ir;r t© * half the mousy, they are as showy and •l©sraut n •he solid mom, and are WaAUAPTTKII 1U SPECI AT. CERTIFICATE TO WEAR TWEN TY YEARS. If yen har* wo* •'-© thee* watelies, Itre r ©r Air the> li l.s does not keep !-*• .;• I him hei-s hahmd the age, and lo sond for an ill'.' ttaladCitalos’ie. 3 HACoTOZA TKOSPE. ‘ Sixth and Cheatisn‘ S'Pair.*•*.'* UJ-Aati only throw;'* 11 '