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I Jiu u nriT"Wm • -- _ '' "“rt aw'd vttl-J Hj(S Is ( u*s ■■.: >*«■.!■ THE ALBANY TM-WEEKLY mmm « .* L ji 1 , CARG ILI^ «te CO. W ISDOM—.1CSTK’E—MODlil! ATI ON. *2. PER QTJARTj£R \&r • "•»-ir-s. fi-.j-jj ALBANY, GEORGIA. JULY 4. IS67. tT ^WEEKLY NEWS, pvjuuiied on evkrv r ,TlWR8UAV A,VO SATIIROAV, crt A Vasnn’a Dry idu of Urea ‘ a' AU»«r(ftlUtf. jterladst (he rate of One Dollar - 1 7 or Ton Linen, for liio ty-five Geuls for each bit In ndvnnct. qjal notice. ifor office, $10, etfjftT&'w charged for at regular aJ- lo be paid In advance. . 'Ten linen, of brevier, awte-rtte i.prtl.0 iciim IliAt mako aver eight line, lie tines, fcilWed us two squares. TVIII nark on tltolr ail.erltoeinenls the, wish them to occupy. jttlieMfur Individual behefft, will he per eannro for each insertion. Advertisement*. KirtSt®' one rates for legal adverllne- u • u.—tier, of rigid lines or.less„$ 8 tm jnSjaTl Ha roles, per levy.... t, 00 fe£rAdl:a-»i;;iion::::::::::; t«i ■rfiggj^tohH iw 5f appnvelloeofdieniieslou Irum Adniin-^ ^ K * Miiiun for dismission from Guar- uuio'atoeellhaud '■ 1,1 Xl, Ifcbtereead Crrdlloro 4 00 RaiB^-i“;te'r:r“8 8 fffjMj•rides win be rei|uir«l in UlM^ sp^IxTnotice. l-.m.-i h« AdminiMralorn, Executors or ittrt retialred.by law to .bo held on the - >)r | |J . ]» uiimlli. between' the hours of Kitere»oon and three in the nflemoou. at P »% la the oouuljr in which the proper* , iniJ Notice of these sales must be given ■nMUOuette forty'days previous. Eiiia(S« aale of personal property must be KiellkaMSintr,through a public gazette leu " loss to tale day. i« tlcbtora and creditors of an estate must bugyrlky*.. . Mtkzt application wilt bo rondo to the ( otirt * far leave to sell Land must be publish* ifaMfvr letters of Admlutul ration, Guardian- [Znuitbc'poulBbed thirty days—for dis- " * ilstralion, monthly six months— « u*rdi»H»hij> forty days. osuro of Mortgages must be if MClhljr for four months—for establishing ‘wlb|foil'space of three months—for ntcQfl Kniqytors or Administrators, * been given by the deceased, the -It taontha. jteen <& Co. [9-FORTE JPAdTUTlEUS, 499 BROADWAY, lf,i j Now York' i of the public and the trade is invi- K fir New Scale Hrven Octave Rosewood l*i volume and purity of lone, are i by any hitherto offered in this Market. »ht all the modern Improvements, French . llarp VedpL Iron Frame, Overstrung I each' UkUniment being made under talsupervision of Mr. J. II. GROVES- 1, vhdu Out a pvactUal experience of over Mjnn la their manufacture, is fully warrant- Inwy particular.*' '" 1 I. AW T! 1 . . a— CAtiDS. n ’ J * WKtmiT. 1„ l*. li, WAItUKN. WRIGHT &. WARREN, ATTOllNEYS AT I.AW, ALBANY, €5A. * W ILL practice in thn several Lourls of Luivniti) Kouhv in tuis State ami. the (Circuit Courts of the Dinted Slates for tin* Stale of Cieorgia. Also attention given to COMMISSION in RANK* RU1*TCY. Albany, Nov. 18,18115. —37 Bankrupt Laws. PETITIONS in Bankruptcy under late Act of U, X Congress CAN NOT ItK FILED until the gene ral orders of the Judges of the Supremo Court (under section 10) prescribe the form of the petition orders, etc,, eta. When the Circuit and district Court of the United States can properly hear these eases, we shall gladly represent our clients before them, (.’use- can he determined iu vacation nr term. minks & nouns, Attorneys at Law. Albany, Ga., April 2, 18G7. 51 lit MKDIOAL GAUDS -DFt. TODD. —o— OFFICE—Lehman’s Corner. Opposite ldvery Stable. RKsnmxvh At x. r. BMXtiotrs. FebI2-nll-lf| ALBANY, GA. Drs, Cromwell & Corinally O FFER their professional services (o the citizens of Albany and vicinity. Office on Broad SI. February 21, 1 Slid. Dt -if H. V. CALLOWAY.. im. W. A. LOVE, ALBANY, GA. Office (until further notice) nt his Residence nearly opposite tho residence of Captain John A. Davis’. May Hjb, 18«»7 4t»-ly Stages leave this House every day for Thomasvillc, Baiubviilgc, Florida. am! BETWEF.S THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTH, AND EASTERN CITIES! And it* C'oimcclloii.l •J. w. . A t Provision Dealer & Grocer, Macon, Ga. M V arrangements ore complete for rale and de livery of CORN BACON AND HAY. In store and to arrive, 2-VHMl lbs. Smoked Bacon, 20,000 lbs Bulk SaU Sides. h.OOO bushels Corn. 60,000 Ilia Northern and Eastern Ilay. 60 bids A D C Sugar. 200 hhU Superfine Family Flour. 60 kegs Nails, 100 Sacks Liverpool Sail. Having an AGENT West eoiislnatly buying, no oue has the advnutage. Planters wanting produce especially CORN, should hand In their order* U illi Ill<‘ L ASH, in lime. The corn will be trnnsfeved on arrival, saving drayage, which wil always be 6 cents in bushel less than prices from Store. This in saved to purchasers. 300 bushels is a ear load. J W. l’EARR. January 20th, 1807. 6- The Arrow Tic § Iron Bands (From the Augusta C'hrouiele.J Noirw (lit* Nilualloit -\o. IlV It. It. Uli t.. BALING COTTON I AX IXSI'HA.SVK AtlAIXST L ! WASTE THEFT! Drs. ('alliiwiiy & Dope, PALMYRA, GA. March JHUh, 1807 |d<My] DRS. Sim Si MeailUAX H AVE associated themselvss together in the practice or medioino, and hereby lender their services to the citizens of Albany nnd vicinity. OFFICE—At the Drug Store of Gilbert & llro. on Washington street. May 2d, 1807 [.‘Mlf] The Favorite & Most Comfortable nOUTB FROM Albany to New York! (17.4 SAVA NX AH.) Fare Through to New York — $8!i rpilE following new,fast, amr^rsl-classSTEAM- J BIIIl'S sail from Savannah to New York every Tii«t«lay, Thursday undHaturduy. Murray’s Lino. (Atlantic C. M.K.j Empire Lino. | S. Co’s Lino. | Sail TUESDAYS,{SailTIIUUSD’YSjSail SAT’D’YS, BROWN’S HOTEL. Opposite Depot MACOiY, GA. • E. J3. BROWN vt SON, Proprietors. fpHIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE has been 1 refitted and repaired, nnd is now one of the NEATEST HOTELS in the Stale, nnd the most convenient in the city. The Hotel is supplied with every thing the markets afford. Macon, January 17th, 1887. 55—3m DOUGLASS HOUSE ! i One Square West of Court House, Albany, Ga. I.im, Dearborn, Coin’r. VlBUO, Herman Living- slon, Baker,Com. General Barnes, San Halva nog, Nickerson,Com San jAi rxcu, Tlx© Talalo Snpplic-rl with the BEST thn market nfllmls. March 21-2d If fes(M?fano-Forte,’ The New Cemtral Inland Mail Route *iv«l tk* highest award of merit | tflwthcrs at the cele-bm- tea World’s fair. MKHMihibU#d iatfruroenls from the best n n pALatHjp^i., n,™i«ny, R,ic(linotul {Hid Danville R. R. Ne * York. Also nt the 1 'Itate for five successive years, the r'lMaTs'from' bofh of -which can be Jtion of Improvements we make a rltiM.'F.oHe, wnd by roanufactur- viik al g(rl«tij «nb system, are enabled *-** \ent at a price which will pre- aisL: la Current Punds. P'Wt Cfl,tog lies seal free -©» MaXiw paper. SKL'ftJOSsTITUTKJNAUST -d feftry WediindaT Moral**. Market Reports, Miscel’aneous Otfigiaal Story, and ar- {**•*■*% to the FarU and Dairy etch J**sll endeavor to make it - *. ■ lfo»« 4 Ffouifly Journal. ^»W . y U t J z $»*•«•'jrsar......„^,.. w $3 00 time 2 60 each STOCKTON ft 00., f ti t* , Augusts rflliE Charlotte and South Carolina, and North I Carolina Railroads, via Augusta,, Columbia, Charlotte and Groeaaboro to Riohmood,,via Wash ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York aud Boston. To secure speed, safety and corofurL J *“k for M 1 Through Tickets Via CoIumMa & Charlotte Tin Rim-1«upon this Routt hare h«n pul *ln ci- client order, umi fUrnl.lieJ wlih lfe* EnjHitsuud First-ClMS PnsscDger CsrS:. 81eeplne CrirH on nil Night Trains, and first-class Dining Saloons, Arid ample time given to passengers fd get; (beir . - ..1 llntA Buckley, Com’r.l Morton, Coin’r. Atkins, Coin’r. Throe Steamships arc ail of large carrying capa city, well adapted to this Houle, aud are titled up with especial regard to the comfort of Passengers. Hi ale rooms largo and airy ; tho Steward's depart ment supplied with the host tho New York and Sa vannah markets afford. Tho Through Freight. Tu- iff having been much reduced, Freighters nud Pas sengers wifi find fin’s ihc QUICKEST, SAFEST, nud MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE to New York. HAVANNAll AUKNTK. Murray’s Line—Ifnnler ft Gamtnel, 'Agents.' Atlantic 0. M. S. 8. Co’s Line—Wilder ft Fullar- lon, Agents. Umpire Line—B. II. Tlnrdep, Agenf. 1 GEO. A. McOLEHKF.Y, Ucnerftl Traveling Agent' • June Bill, [GOJ W. F. HAVENS H. Mi BROWN j HAVENS & SHOWN, Wholesale nnd Retail Dealers in NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, I.iglil 1I...I Muuihml l.ilerutur.!, StuUouoi’,.&c.,. No. 91 I'bfrry SI MACON, GA. January 17, 101-7 I - lin SPRING, IMPORTATION . .« . .> ;r~i ‘hi Ribbons, millinery an4 Straw Goo^s, ARMSTRONG, CAT0E& CQ. • IMrOUTGRS and JonliEilR OF llil,lions, Itnnu^i allMnitaiim,!Noil., Urnl-ra, Vflyrla, iTiu:!nm,.KloWL‘r«. Ft-allii-ra, Nraw Oonnelu an-l Ladir*' ll»la,.rli*iimdand untrimiuod, Jihaker Hooda, ltd.,' 237«pa239Baiamore8t., ' ' .13 AJ.TIM O R®V‘** 1>■ < J Off* (he iai 1 g.»i SIMk 1 !!) Se Knud In Ihie conn ; try, And unequalled in choicevarfety And chrapnlini. Order*‘.olietinl and jfroinpl atlentfbn fflrru. ■ febafl. --Wliti ll|i<-<|ii:illnl tin- Simplicity nml liapi-lil y nf Adjustment! Surpassed by None Cor Strength anil Adap- labllHy lo all Ibn Uses of Couinercel TIMIEY ara manuraetured iu Liverpool, of the X best- Engli-fi Iron, under the personal super vision of the luvuutor, formerly a resident of Now Orleans, La, ’J’lu*.WlflOW TIE is preferred by Nhipuiastors nnd t’oinproxsmcn. as it Is worked wit li ft to 1 Inch slack, while all NOI.1D TIES require •’< to 6 inches, which, in rnunlnif through a cargo, involves a hea vy loss to tho HhipiuiiHter. USE THE ARROW TIE and BANDS, and SAVE MONEY IN FREIGHT and INSURANCE! Arrangement a have been made to secure an am ple supply of the Arrow Tie and Bunds for the coming Season. Tho Iron will be better than the best lierelofore nsed. .14*. A. IIAl.fi, Agent Middin and Southwest Georgia. dsml iav i-oir a co. General Agents, Savannah, Ga. The undersipneit Is prepared lo furulah the AR ROW TIE to the TRADE nt SAVANNAH PRICES, lornarillnff and Transportation Add'd, RUST & JOIINSTOX, Hoar tho Insurance Agouts: • Savannah, Ga,, May 7th, 1807* Tho recent fires in this city having proved to our entire satisfaction, by a thorough test, the auperi- ority of IRON HANDS for baling purpose*, wo strongly recommend them to the use of tho Plant ers of Georgia as nn efficient' agent iu restricting loss by fire; nud wo ngroo to dlitariminatc, wht^j practicable, iu favor of Colton thus secured. A. WUdlUlL General Insurance Agent. CHARLES GREEN Sc SON. A gents Liverpool, London and Globe Ills. Co. .CHARLES J/, COLBY ft CO.,Ag’ls8un ft At lantic M. Ins. Co., N. Y. U. II. FOOTMAN, liisurnoeo Agonts. v ' WOOIMmllHlI- • 'OTUKRB, hiHiraM* Ab’u-. J. T. TI/OMA /AlSiUuca A gout*. J.C. MeNHL’lT , Secretary Southern Insurance ft Trust’Co. JAMES T. STEWART, Agent London and Luiicuaiur Insuruncs Company. LANE ft WEST, 1 n*ursiico Agents. Maoow, Oa., May llHh, 1807. The recent fire at the Warehouso of Mr. II. T. Chapman, in this city, having Atlly demonstrated theailvuutage of IRON BANDS for baling purpusea, as a security agaiust loss by fire, wo, the undersign ed Insurance Agents nf Mneon, Ga., take pleasure iu endorsing the action of the .Agents at Savannah, Georgia. K. C. OKA NN1SS, Agent for aavoral Im, Co’s. J • W. BUIt KK. lnsoranee Agout. E J. JOHNSON ft CO.,Insurance Agents. .1. MONROE OtJDEN, Iiisumnee Agent. J. M. BOAUll.MAN, Insurance Agent. JNU. U..CURB, Insurance Agent. ; May28th, 1807. 55-Cm \ Now Sensation BOYS AND GIRLS! But BOOKS are hard to gel, for want of money. Im bovs ami girls must have something to reai. have fresh supplies of reading fevery Now, there are plenty ofmdnthly paperafor * does not re- week Ihi'rtit'htit their old friend—and who meuiher htm-niul liis '’Cliiidieu's Giiids" iu war limes—‘their old iri«ad, J. W. BURKE, propoaoa lo giye them tho Handsomest Weekly Paper! his phoenix Printing House can bring out. To do this he must hnvcinjNDHfcDHOFSUBSClUBERS! Ami hf apfiefuft lb Hip young folk9 to liolp him.— lie waulsio know Hrrw fiintiy Will vote for the pa per by agreeing to lake iu Let litem tend In their tong lists of iiiMlittUhet/if may see how the vote Hiuutlrf, and whathoritjwill warrant him in cowmen- ‘ ' " ’ * “ *ua) now. If he ;in the public a- i^n fie Will hold that all'who have voted for it by aetiding up their namea* will! be under-obligaliuna to aubseribe for siaiidH, a^id whether itjwiil ^arrant hi ciug jt. N'ever mind the money, Juh ,finds tho rote all light, he will begin tlA^Afid'call for th6 motiey { for thth J)ul it ih H.'ttdl tlu* rnw i« timv five ami ifinilc 1’itir.oiis ley our l;t ws*;ui»l Ilu'tvl*»ri'.aro entitled to politic:! 1 nu will aK civil eoimlity. Il is idle to icukou with tt lUitalicnl niiml. A lutmlio is :t limttlic. The ci>m )usiottH ol pitch arc never Ion tided in reason noralVectcd lay experience; they afe founded in 1’ccUltir mid live only on |nission. We must, appeal ami still appeal amt hot cease to appeal to the rational American mind, and hy reason, and the experience of mankind, save, il* wo can, our country from tho awiul, ittdos- erihahle horrors which munt reHull, and re sult soon, from tho crar.y domination of men who mako “liberty and equality’* tho touchstones of political wisdom. This mad theory ia nolhiim but war upon the teach' lugs of reason, tno extierienee of ullages, ami the law oi’t'bnl. it was never thouoo- trine of any hut the agents of revolution, and it never bore for any fruits hut anarchy aud blood and tho evils that follow in the train of unrestrained passions. lint to suppose, as ah abstract proposition we concede the negro race is entitled to po litical ctpiality; how does that justify the so Military Hills ? Ones the negro's right to vote uutliorixo a violation u! (lie f'otislkti- lion by Congress? 11 it is right to enfran chise the negro Is it right to disfranchise the whites? No principle Is bettor or more universal ly conceded in American polities than that the peoploof the States alone must regulate the political franchises of their citizens— each State lor itself. If this inlueiple is to be rejected then no other need he respected. The first great tptesthm we must determine is this: j»o we mean to support the Consti tution, or do we mean to violate it ? Oo Wo mean, when we swear to sujtpovt the Con stitution, to vote (J>r that which violates the Constitution and justify our perjury by some vagary about abstract right ? ^ 1 press the question to every man’s conscience.— Have von obtained your,consent to disre gard the Constitution? Don’t dodge, or ex plain, or qualify: answer tbo question.—: nave you obtained your consent to disre gard the Constitution? Have yjm obtained your consent to swear to support tbeCousti- tion, and then flippantly write or say, “The Constitution is dead ?” If dead, why swear to support it? If not to be respected or're- gardeij or observed, why swear to support ft? Tho Military Hills, arc conceded to bp unconstitutional. Whether ww be Stutosj or Territories, or Provinces, Congress is for bidden by the Constitution to deny trial by jury, or to authorize a warrant without oath,or put upon trial without indienieut, or suspend habeas corpus, except during in surrection or invasion iu ease ot a citizen, or establish military vide ovei citizens In time of peace, anywhere—lit any singlo foot of land—.State, Territorry or Province, These, these, oh, my deluded countrymen 1 these are the constitutional shield, ami buckler and helmet, and breastplate of every Amer ican citieon, of every grado and color, on every inch of American soil. They are the whole armor ol’libpity. And every one of these Military Hills authorize to no disre garded, and placed at tbo will of a military officer, who is not even a cit izeii of the Slato or territory in which he dominates! I ask again nnd again, tifiil \ beseech all men lo hsk ; it is the earnest, anxious, pierc- ingftppcal.of thejdyiugliope oflibpi'ty: “are you willing,first, to swear io support it^ intent, at the sumo time, qj’ swearing to vio late it ?” Then I proclaim—all posterity will proclaim—your hell-mortgaged eon- science will no^or cease to pi qt’fniin) you are yerjured, and ja-rjiuy is hot half your crime—you commit perjury ip come a traitor! • And now mark this: Tho very oath which you tnkcrequirra-ymt-to swear to support the ConsHtntiOu, und If yon take that oath and then voHi4c»r a convention to curry <mt these Military Hills, or aid in carrying tbpm out, yon vote to accept, to approve, jio i^tab- lish that winch is u vlmation of tho Consti tution, and, just ns sure hs passion shall sub side, nnd reason return to our peonle, *)ind sober, onth-observing patriotism slinl! again e In.tbo land, so sure will you be lini'n* NUMBER 71. Tow wicked men might rerniln' Iff 1 ' 10, ltut can it be that Dae ,ioopl» have beenm* 1 H’illiuclo violate onr Conititution for onr> own.<!i«)ioiu>r*ha dcrteuctipo,?. take an oalli to get a clianco to T|ol*t* li.-in order that they may ftcgtWIo and nltiniately ■ low many will than violate ttlHoar ' V 'U aland lay it, live wlth il.or diofor it ? That ia tho next eoan(., Little PhUt. >.D t» -k* - Tho )>igmy who lord, il gverllio pcppl# of iho Kil\h Military DUlrjet. fu directed to extend t|io time forHegiitratioi> iqLn*hi- inua by llio I’ry>id«^t, of thp United,State*.' until tho 1st of Attguat. , Ho : .!**(* /Wir nant and liolda forth in the following bean* tifnl Hindus: , I did not feci warranted in kcotiing up boards of registration, at largo expense, to •nit new irauee codling in itt the eleventh hour. •I’lio registration will bn completed in Louisiana at tho time opened, unlaea lam ordered to carry out the law under |Ir. Stanlierry’a Interpretallbn, wldcli practical ly, in registration open tttaca'damhte rtWdlbr' perjury and fVaud to travel on. 1 do riot why my registration ahould be dapeiid- cut on tlio time w|ion other district oomwau-, dera gel through. 1 havo giyon more tithe fertile registration in Louisiana than they propose to give in their oommanth, fbr l eotniueneud six works Iwipre they did. I regret that I should have to differ wills til* I’resident, lint it must bo reoollcotod.that I havo boon ordered to exeouto a law to uYiob Ilia I’re.ldont has biion in bitter anttigonlsni. If, niter this ronort, tbo time ia to be extl'n- ■led, plenao nptily uiaaadlt, will bodoae.— I would do it at once, but the IVeeldtu'eial- cgraut was conditional, aud there iaaoM- eient time loft for tho necessary order, ' 1ML SnuuiOAN, 1 Major Qan’l II ever there wna contempt fdr a’superior 1>y tho inforior offered, it eortainly Is here. ' Had lit! bocn other than a Radteal he'Would 1 at onoe bo conrt-mffrtlaled. The Augusta Chroulelo Sc Sentinel, «^eafeingj)l thisshb' 1 jeet indulge* in thetbIK)wing remark* aud gloomy forobodinga: ■ ;l ,M "Ot oourao thia little VieereV of the Radl- Is “regret* thathe ahould diffarwlth-ihsl I’lesideut,” yet it could not be ' Intel: onls “regret* thathe ahould differ with-the I I*i "aideitt, yet it oopld wt, -V* ctpretod, with tho viowaof aohnmHtf an In^tvMual ' as tho 1'.resident oftlieUnitod State* I Am 1 tlien the dictator who rule* Uupremo .over No fi slmws why it is ho cannot agraa with the President. The latter is in bitter-antsg-, onism to thn principle:! oftho Sherman liill, while thn dictator esteems It to bo th* bigh orn perfection of human wssddm.and makes its rigid enforcement on No., fi a labor, of *° vc ' . , . , v ,. , , -. Wo have fallen upon evil tl'mpa indeed when such undisguised contempt <o>,artd suoli palpable disregnrd ; of. the - Ordorof a superior by bis *uboidinatoiii jnstlfled aaA »l'prov«d 6y any. considerate pwtleg.of tU i m American peopfe. Tho eyide ting day by day, and S* ‘ 1«r“ to ourotvn mindsthai free 1 eminent on this Contiqbnt la a thltig oftho past and never to bo, 'restored! i God: gntatl in His infiniteptcroy, th.atour Cep limylw wrong! Weiha^ip-o. Illsla |* lUrae-Krepen. rule i ded, and justly branded, ns a felon mid whip ped throughout the land with tho stliiging 1a.il.ou rvC s.iiklie Infnmvs 1 lionunun at regular meat time. This \n Route pM»c« Ihroufeh nu efetated, lieattfiy country, andeannot be eurpaBscd for It* behfltiful Mountain Scenery. This in the shortest nnd qulck- eit All-Rail Route from South-Western Georgia to any 6t the Northern or Eastern Cities. Arrange ments bare been made, an^ll soon & <«<> ration, to Tioket and Chc< place. through ■ from this _ Tickets andChaoka canflow be hatf aithe office of the Central Railread in Macon. A. I. WIIAMNC, Agctll. May 80, [6»1 A G E N T S WfA-N TiBiBi (Disabled Soldiers preferred), . —FOB THE— PAPERS ' Life. Letters S4ftoIiSs .ftc. , iff 3 — 1 ■ T?'" 1 _* •••»«>'*'* f il>*y;*Mer *•* ate* huU. ■•V.-esj&i • iiV- IT HUIT CWIIWW. U4i rfti: Law Kdbx el goegimtinmlla. lems,kid;>t TaMUMmmjmciMf, IbWfimhaMaljhpllamm reeombieads itaaS atrktmg aaaltww tudtspenaabla bS!*. femala bcaoW m.s.1 bom er Injara tba Skis; mw ama- dWesUr 0* «lw roots! "lei's warranted t« t«aeav**|M<4iiia« hat. from lawfWahaade, brfrViuMy yffrt *****& JSlJhMt'akuSl^rtU'a**) ato!»elrImwS««sSim- Tbla ia the only artinle uand by-tha' FraaiA.me-ib the daK-fnal-'effaaiuWl depilatory in existence-— Price 76-caa.c.fkr package, cent postpaid, to any address, on receipt ef ad order, by .* v BERGER, SH0TT8 ft Co.jCMMrto, '• KOoncst send in the longest list ofeulWl We stintV, in the first dumber, begin Hie publlea- Howard '• '•« »r vi . »;■ ■ to the ‘Young Marooners." Nearly ail (be boys nnd gfrls in ibe United Htatea Imve rend tbo I'Vuung Maruonnrs'! nnd been delight, cd witli'H; nnd MV. <J3aUlng assures ns- rliat the S*w story will t.e eVcj whit an. geo J oa: the old earn and wbaeoniU wanhaaylUng belter 7 wflli, ly tUustrated, and Clckynny.priniea »un new type on title white pi pie! miking in'flie Jehr i benntlMI volume of over 4UU pngOtJ with nine title page and lades. 1 *,!,-,'.'i u, iicir^t,:i- .Wait*, i-.' -I : , r ■ Single siibscriptlyaa-.-.-- S,2 00per annum. Mtesrf®it*-. % trr{’...-Iff 00 •* , : “ Twehty-enbcopfea.:;!..:.. .i.........'30 GO iv. *• SiogtaxMtmdHiHfotih,* months... 60 oenta. Single r P laonthe f \.M IbUeL EAcrljiUi H4SrH r oF%s.‘ i1 GJ»’ u ' < * 'A ,{ r, I Send fora, Prooiem list k»d Circular gitinf full c-ommittcd peijhfy in order that ytm ttifgbt liclp to destroy youV country. A fill iu vrtio' will Vou hunt excuses <o pnHintfc 'Voiir cltangcless tnftmy. The malignity whicH now makes you call JmtHots rebels; the cow* ardice widen contlhnca a war upon tjho’ firtri- resistrng whom you induco, ivith tho ihokt sacred plcdW-, to'Uy down thlrfP iarma j the tqeanneas \y!iii'h devise* Oppireasioti for the lielplesa, the vilcneaa which pretinea dishotior on those youltnvo cntrtlptied'lntpytrtir p6#- cr; tho worse thridh/ppcmleaV' htateamani ship which disfranchise* wMWitncti' lit! 4W dcr toeilirtncliise black men ftltc etjtnittal phiUnthfopy which ttrovidi-r fer tiro Bure (iiatntetioffpf the deiudoil ntttb>hi}h ttiifcbi pretence bftdevaiirtg.i* * ‘ 1 rise up to mock and la Lite thehOIlfioondd w Midf *d«HKW nipo Hegbt of Jilt),” #Men 'HfeaVttiM Alntlibly httrld doVrir to Kt'fl tHoshWlm,’ tiy dcceit nnd force, nought to 1 dbattoy ffin kffpi ' ' ' theao very pretdnc’ik Which liato bo; N ever feed grain orglve water'to a Itorao when warm front exqrctae. bweat iaturt aW waya a aign of warmth, place the hand on the chest for a tealr* Wafer’ given after » meal ia safter than togm it mjfb'rfe.' • • Never drive faM or draw tlicin haVd 1m- nii-iliatejy after giyiqg feedtOr4ri*k..:t I Never drt vo falter than a walk wi<h heavy loadB. Uo not let horaea' atand long in t nt anytime In thcyeavDwithtm'lcii Feed regularly, and in (juality n to tlio appetite of the UfthAiri Anu 'lh Ki not drive or Work long l)o net let hantoratkinf Ifilho iita in lioota of dried tnttd attd' cbifa o Itair..| Oroom tUemy II. tniivino* tm M OM vjme* in tho year ttaknyew* terdaa. iM’lfm; 1 ot cannot hell) thcihsylvca there. T*aclr your hotmea W WiiL fidenocio you rather thkttv fear. Cuitit ron Duopav.—The said to bo acert&menre fcr i •take 2 tiiblcai&Y 9 '' ' .|lnt.)*).«gtllni) . - ftr.tftia’r.eJKlI gMJW'ttSt'MiW/" ' ..(•■■It.! 21 « JjeratelmnoafcVooijutee: sMiti/Ortr**™ week. Tlten''bommcncoarid spoonful throe-Um*w meal. Patient mqat not, cat. thinfftUit iff i; a.aia li Tt TVS .AFMFW each an ai ribs! iiW**«kr.- fmmt fhlflMft (ijrir CvfWITffl ArmnmMt