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Do you believe in dreams ? A Mrs. Fen*, wick and four children left Melbourne for England in the Royal Charter, and all were lost. Mr. Fenwick, the husband mid father, remained m Melbourne, and about five days before the wreck wrote to a friend in Hobait Town, saying he had seen his wife and children, in a dream, battling with the | waves and calling to him for help. The dream so preyed on his mind that he com mitted suicide by cutting his throat, and 1 that on the very night of the wreck. Great Baptismal Performances—Dipping | for the Championship. —Bey. Mr. Jameson, a Baptist preacher, baptised a few days ago, I at South Berwick, Me., fifty-six persons by j immersion, in the short space of fortv-six j minutes. It was considered by those who j witnessed it, the greatest feat ever perform- ! ed. We understand that the Rev. Mr. Jameson offers to dip more people in an hour for a wager of SSOO, than any other man of l.is weight and reachof arms in New Eng* land. DIED, At the resilience of her father, in Woodstock, j Oglethorpe county, Ga., on the morning of the Tih ‘ July, 1860, Mr. JAMES T. HIGGINS, late of Macon, Ga Uhjhe 27thyear of his age. His aSSicnoa. which!'tvas protracted and severe, i he bore w ith marked patience and resignation. In ‘ the early stages of his attack, ha hati not a well- , grounded hope of faith in Christ; but for some ! weeks previous to his death his confidence in Christ i as his Saviour seemed much strengthened. A few 1 days before his death, at his own request. Baptism i the Lord’s Supper were administered to him, in t the midst of h‘s father's family. •• Them also which sleet) in Jesus will God bring i with him.” A FRIEND. | Philomath, Ga. ~SPECIAL NOTICES. 3 - NOTICES. THE Regular Meeting.? of the 8188 COUNTY LOAN ASSOCIATION, for Payment of Dues and Loaning, are oi * the 3d Thursday in each Month. A. Pv. FREEMAN, feb 11—ly Sec’v & Treas. I NOT2CB. THE Regular Meetings of the MACON BUILDING & I.OAN ASSOCIA TION, for Payment of Dues and Loaning, are on tbe Ist Monday in each Month. A. R. FREEMAN, feb 11—ly Sec’y & Treas. ‘ JWliat Practical ‘ r eactoers Say j ■■■■■QRllaitogfthc Iron City College. Os the t h e i r on City I I do most unneßitatin£l^^^|£, er j or any simi- j College stands pre-eminently sm^ M^a i l „. l , J f,i v - 1 lar School in the country. It is business man’s “Alma Mater:” there is to be obtain-y ed the pure, keen kernel, without husk or chaff. 1 I speak from experience. IV. P. TOTTEN, ‘Teacher of Book-keeping in the Rainsburg Academy, Bedford Cos., I’a. I July 6-1 m. Sarza. We have long supposed this celebrated drug had become to be an exploded humbug, hut we are assured by those skilled in the healing art. that not the real sarsaparilla itself is to be blamed for this conclusion, but the miserable worthless pre parations of it that have been palmed off upon the community—preparations which contain about as much of its virtues as they do of gold dust. It is a commercial fact that almost all of the Sarsaparil la gathered in the world, is consumed in the old countries ol Europe, where the science of medi cine lias reached its highest perfection, and where they know best what to employ for the mastery of ■disease. Hence we are glad to find that we are now to have a compound of this excellent alterative, which can be relied on. and our community will not need to be assured, that anything Dost. Aykr makes, is worthy of their confidence. He lias been for years engaged in eliminating this remedy (see idv'g cots.,) designing to make it Ids “ rfirfd’ ouirn.” which should add the <-rouning glory to his already enviable reputation. —American Celt, New I ork. July 6. lm. The “Cnr.aoKiiK Itr.MEnr” comes to the afflicted ‘•]de face'’ with healing works of mercy on its wings, to which worn down, exhausted, dissipated, dejected and dispairing thousands, weeping m bit ternes., and ex* [aiming alas! alas’ as they saw the sweet cup of life falling from their lips, and the i waves of anguish dashing high over their souls, now owe to it their very existence. The -Great In dian Remedy” that has by its wonderful cures as tonished the tnost scientific men of the age, com manded the a: mi ration ot the whole profession, and is regarded by them as a specific* front its prompt action and permanent relief in all cases of tilect. Gravel, Stricture, Fluor Albns Hkagßiseasef of the uriHiut •brgant.. This “Rem the’ great deal to which has proved itself more than victorious. See dew advertisement in attotlier column of this paper. July 6-lm. A Friend in Need. Try it. j Sweet’s Infallible Liniment is prepared from the j recipe of Lr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the | arent bone setter, and lias been used in his practice | fer the last twenty years with the most astonishing j success. As an external remedy it is without art- • :d. and will alleviate pain more speedily than any either preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous I Disorders it is truly infallible, and asa curative for t Sores, Wounds. Sprains, Bruises, Ac., its soothing, j healing and powerlul strengthening properties, ex- j cite the just wonder and astonishment of all who have ever given it a trial. Over four hundred cer-j tiiicates of remarkable cures, performed by it with- j In the last two years, attest the fact. See advertisement. July 6-lm. j THE GREAT < ACTE of the popularity of IVII.- I LON'S PILLS is their singular efficacy in the cure j of Dvspepsia and Bilious complaints. Every one , who has used them is ready to “repeat the dose” on ‘ a second emergency. Hence all the leading Drug-1 a July 6-lm. [From the Troy Budget.] The of Corinth. It is said that one of the former political divisions j of this State took its name from two famous lines in j 2 liis poem, namely— -The foes that tie singly kept at bay. Outnumbered his thin hairs of Silver Grey. TfVe cannot vouch for tbe truth of this, but we. do j /•nowthat under the effects of applications of Heim- . etaieefe Hmr Restorative. “Silver Greys” rapidly be- i come tfs appearance, at least) members ot oung \ Price fifty cents and one dollar a bottle. Sold ev- , erv where bvfdl Druggists. j w. E. Hagan A CO.,Proprietors, Troy, VI- July 6 —-lm. ; The Best Medicine. Dr. Winter's Balsam of IHM j Cherry. We feel secure in calling the attention of , our readers to this old and most efficacious reme- j <iv. It iias stood the test of time, and there is no j town iu tiie Union but can produce witnesses of its wonderful effects in curing all lung diseases! i bat it is unequalled and alone is generally acknowledg- . ed liv all ihe druggists tlironghout the country. It j stands on the firmest basis of any of the patent . medicines.and from many assurances given ot its ; great virtues, we bcliave it is destined to supercede • anv other preparation iuuse. Invalids should try ■ it.—A orth Adams Transcript. July 6-lm. |>-'#J'See advertisement headed HEUBJLD'S GENUINE PatPARATiOM iu another column. t* l3 ! j THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKES Celebrated Female Pills. P ROTECT F. D LETTERS BY ROYAL PATENT. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D. Physician Extraorditiory to the Queen. This invaluable mediciue is unfailing in the cure of a thoa-* painful and dangerous diseases to which the fema'econl , etitutlon U subject. It mod rates ail excesses and remove® j all obstruction* anda speedy c 1 re may ferried on. TO lAHRICD L.ADIES It is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with raiiu'arity. , ‘—r 111 one dolar.ihrtus IheGoverafSent Great -.ritaiu, to prewntc tta*e feiti*. Caution. These Pills should not be taken bv remales during tbe fl-st tliree months of Preftn.ir.ey, as th y are sure to filing or Miscarriage, but at any other time tney are safe. In ail c-iflK® of Nervous aud fc>pin il Affections, Pain in the Back and Li.nhs, Fatigue on flight exertion. Palpitation o‘ j the Heart, Hyatcrjc* and White*, these Pills will tlT<c‘ a cure when all other means have failed ; and although a pow erfnl reme v, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitu^on. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be careful *y pres *rv. and Sole Agent f. r t‘ e United Mates ar *1 Panada. J<*B MOSES (Late I. C. Baldwin & O n ) Rochester, N. Y. N. B.—tl and 6 p.st \ge enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure ab >: ‘ozitaimug 53 pills, by eturn mail. nr-Sold in Macon h ■ e C\*t!en, and all Drug fists in the Unit id Sti A or'. >. Ult. HEW AEVERTISEMEHTS. METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY, Corner cf Knlberry and Feecud Streets, A few door? above the X,iL3MISH. HOTTST3. HAVING now fully removed orn 1 extensive stock to newly fitted up and enlarged quarters, we are preparedio otter to the citizens” of Macon, aud the surrounding country, A GREAT VARIETY RELIGIOUS BOOKS, Both of American and Foreign Publishers. Miscellaneous Books, of moral tone, School and College Text Books, Plain and Fancy Stationery, Pens. Inks, Pencils, Ac., Ac., Magazines and Pictorial Papers, Sheet Music, Music Pooks, Ac. We shall make daily additions to otir Stock, and any work not on hand can be furnished at short no tice, on the most accommodating terms. Call and pee us. J, W. BURKE, A.gent, Jitlv 2ft. iwo’X’xctxt ! TO SHIPPERS. , South Western Rail Road Cos.. > Macon, July Bth, 1860. [ ‘ TH 13 ROAD is now open for the transportation ! of Passengers aud Freight to Georgetown, Ga., | I within two miles of Enfarfia> Ala. July 30. VIRGIL POWER?, j tlbi.ic: of .he WASHKRWO\TAN AND IRONEiI. Apply at this i office. JulylS-tf. | Cromwell’s Steamers Hates ol* ]Preiglit, /BSS From New York to Boston, Previ [Ty ■|. deuce, Ik.rflan.i, and vice versa on j mcrcliairoize shipped by CromwelFs ! steamers, inchnltiig every expense of transhipment in New York. Boston. Providence. Portland, f Fotton prhale 02 f>2 si. oo i Flour pcrbbl 26 15 20 ! Hides, salted, pr 100 1b5...20 1 15 ; “ dry, each 0 4 6 j Leather rolls) per 100 lbs IS 20 i liice...per tierce 1.30 oft..? 1 ,u 0 j Wool, per 100 lbs 30 30 Cases Boots and Shoes, per foot 4 3 6 j Other measurement goods 4Vi 3 o ! Tobreoo. per 100 lbs.. 15..? 20 Other goods at proportionate rates. I'.IiIGHAM, BALDWIN * CO., Agent, Savannah. If. It. CROMWELL & CO.. July 13-ts Agents, S6 West st., Wew York. ! £: sot< vs yr i c £yoo ’ . Xr'o <• ■” >,t'cpv •<•*.’ •’ W$ Ii ; ■if I HI | I Qy-? Sole Proprietor. V, M ? J— Sir Aj fy \A <5/ . CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD EE CAREFUL IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT IS :o AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY WITH THE SIGNATURE OF ON THE LABEL. ALL OTHERS ARE AN IMITATION AND A COUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. 7YM.OjLLY, EOLE PROPRIETOR IS SOUTH VMIIAMS? NEW YORK. For sale in Macon, by GREER & FREEMAN. July 6-ly. CAEBIA&E MATERIALS. s—rnmyiirnnTlliMinn tivum— r aate*. iSockawav Bodies complete, Buggy Bodies, without seats, Plain Concord Bodies, complete, Elm City Buggy Bodies, complete, Carved Hickory Bodies complete, Carved Hickory Bodies, caned side, Jenny Lind Bodies, complete, ’ Philadelphia Bodies, complete, Square Box Bodies, complete, Stick Seats, Cane Seats, Scat Arms, Seat Frames, Lazy Backs, Plain and Carved Running Gears, Plain and Carved Spring Bars, Rough and Finished Buggy Poles, Rough and Finished Hickory Shafts, Ash. Hickory and Oak Rims, Finished Hickory Wheels, complete, Buggy Bows, WhifHetrees, Well seasoned Elm Tubs all sizes, Patent Moleskin Cloth, Enamelled Muslin, Drill and Duck, ! Patent Dash, Enamelled and Collar Leather, Best Philadelphia Tire and Carriage bolts, Empire and Cdanipim Silvered Screw Bands, Warranted end and side Springs, nest Scrap 1 ton Axles. Carriage Maker’s Tools. Oastings OF All Descriptions, with numerous other articles in the Carriage line, for sale at New York Prices, by UTH iS WILD, Macon, Ga. July 0. infinar Oak Wagon nobs, well seasoned. Oak Spokes, “ “ Oak Rim, u “ Oak Cart Wheels, complete, Arles, of all sizes, i Rest Refined and Swedes Tire Iron, Patent. Skein Bores, i Wagon Chains of all kind-*, i Bolts, Nuts, Washers, <te., for sale by J July 6. NATHAN WEED. j n XI INS. O V A 2j . | , ...... THE METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY | IB NOW BEING REMOVED from the Old Stand on Cotton Avenue, to the I SPLENDID NEW STORE, On MULBERRY STREET, a few doors from the <, LAMER HOUSE. Immedi tely Opposite Boardman’s, Where we will g’.ad to show our friendsi n s few da) s the largest stock of Books. Stationery, Ac., Ac*., eyt r off-red to the public in this city. Call and examine Jore you buy elsewhere. febnly 6. lCflo. J. W. BURKE, Agent. | SALE” OF LAW LIBRARY OF T. P. STUBBS, Esq., BY VIRTUE of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Bibb county, will be sold, at the Court House, jin Macon, on first Tuesday in August, IB6o,and from ! daj* to day until tlie whole is disposed of. the Large i and Valuable Law Library of the late Thomas P. | Stubbs, deceased.containing and being a large, vat j uable and well selected Law Library, all in good ot> , der. The sale wilt take place during the session of the ‘ Supremo Court, in Macon, when a list of the books 1 will he exhibited. TERMS—For all sums of §SO and under, cash; — : sums above Soft, note with approved security, and 1 interest, payable Ist January. ISfd. WM. LUN DY. Administrator of I June 22-id. Thos-P. StiibfSs, dec’d. $l5O. $l5O. * $l5O. i IJHatlgr Stjjt* PIANOS. ; $175. $175. $175. | UNE QUAILED FOE BEAUTY OF i ; Fini h, Purity and Brilliancy of Tone, j THESE PIANOS arc fi l-3 octaves—from | F to A, over-strung Scale—unequalled ! in tlie Durability and exceeding Delicacy and.Promptness of the Action, nd without I a rival in Beauty of Finish, or Purity Vol- ‘ ume and Brilliancy of Tone. * ’ 1 The style of the “Parlor Gem” is a full i finished case, all Largo Round Corners, Bead Mouldings, Carved Lyre, Fancy Legs and ‘ Desk, and a richly bronzed Full iron Frame. Thesize is about tiro third*, and tbe weight about one- half that of the ordinary Piano | forte The Price of the ‘ Parlor Gem,” 1 ; In Elegant Bosewood Case, is $175 In Grained Case, $l5O j Tbe Mannfacturersdeem it proper to re mark, that, not only is the graining a per ; feet and beautiful imitation of the real liose | wood, but in all other respects, the Grained , and the Rosewood Pianos are precisely the j same—the cost of the Rosewood making the ; difference in the price. These PIANOS, together with their full 7 octave SQUARES & PARLOR GRANDS, containing Mr. Marshall's Repeating Grand Action, (Patented June Bth, 1858 J are now offered at such extretxely low prices ins triune nt will be delivered until Every to give perfect satisfaction. Maishall, James & Masonic Hall, AlbanyT^AA* June-ts. ! ARTICLES OF SI’ERY-DAY USE. B. T. BABBITT** i PURE YEAiSTTE from < ommon Stilt amLLJQ I UCs;Pure Cream Tartar. When used in Breach: VJO •Cake or Biscuit, it turns to Gas. (like that: ; .VNDSfroma bottle of Soda Water) and vemainsjAND s iormant in tlie dough until it is set in the; wrtroven, when the heat causes the Gasto|'yr\ / V ’lescapo through the dough while baking.; t 11 sThe Bread, Cake or Biscuit is notonly ve-; ji-y light, but perfectly wholesome. Wnerec itiiis Yeast is used you will require nbouts Line quarter the amount of shortening: :used with ordinry Yeast. It may also: sbe ii-ed for Buckwheat fakes, Johnny; sCakes, and all kinds of Pastry. Tliisj Yeast is put up only in one pound cans.; fJO checkered label. ltd. White. andzyJCj sßlue—no other is (icmrinr—hetcarc of imi-z VN’Dstof.Vww. ‘ SAND ; It. T. BABBITTS CONCENTRATED: ry.CtiPo i’ \SH-V,'arrante.l double the strengihs'y’/A I 7:of common Potash, and superior to any: I U sSaponifior in market, jmt up in cans of: :1 to.. 2 1b5..3 lbs., 6 lb.-, aud 12 lbs., w ith; rfifll Directions for making Hard or Soft; s.soap. One pound will make fifteen gab; rlons of Soft So; p. No lime is required.; will find this the cheapest* aPotash in Market : (•Qr. B. T. BABBITTS ADAh-hml XnU.rfw,%(*Q, OObA perfeetlv pure and wholesome article.: 1)0 > isire from alt d< ieteiious matter, so |,rc ; - AND****d that, as the eirenlw accompanyingJAND rtheSaleratus will show, lititliing remains; ~ eyAfinthe bread when baked but l UsSalt, Water, and Flour. Put up neatly in; / U inapers. 1 Hr. V. lti. and , f, lb. : B. ’j’. BABBITT'S i/o/ir’ n fro ted Sift: -Soup. —One Box costing One Dollar, wills intake 40 gallons of hnf.Jsnnie Soft Soap| ?tv simptv adding boiling water. 3 ‘ll. T. BABBITT’S CoHi-c.itrated Sal So s : da. —A new article exclusively for the; LJQsjomh. Sal Soda or Washing Soda can-s £*Q UOsnot be sent South during warm weather :uO jts it deliquesces or melts, t dry out the: ANDJwater and put up The Sat Soda in 1 lb. pa-fAND ;peis, “warranted to stand the warmest: O'FYielhnate.” One pound iseouat to 4 poundsf fC\ I I Got’ ordinary Sal Soda or Washing Soda—; / U Seonsequeiitiy it is much cheaper—the® sdonler saves 65per cent on the freight.; |as he does not have to pay’ freight on; nwater. : : Ask your Storekeeper for B. T. Bab-5 gbitt's Concentrated Sal Soda, ini pound: Spa pers. : IyQ= B.T. BABI T “S Snap for Family I7si\ v ’ o ;one pound ol ...s Soap is equal to three: Sponnds of ordinary Enmity Soap. One; aA Impound will make 3 gallons of handsom<iY-' | D sSoft Soap. It will remove paint, grease 5 /(Is't.r. and stains of all kinds. 11 will not: /() • ‘-'Sinjure tlie fabric; on the contrary, it: ’ Spreserves it. It will wash in hard or soft: gwater. But little labor is required where: g ins Soap is used. Machinists and Paint S gers will find this Soap superior to any: grlting in market. If your Storekeenoi; gcloes not keep the above goods, send E iby mail and I will send a package, of eitli g , |or article, or an assorted box eontaininc: l \ JQ5.i part of each artir-le. as you rnav direct : ‘-'' J sSend the name of your Post office. Else SDO | rtlie State aud County in which you re 5 AN Inside, with directions for shipping? 5 VNB : Address B.T BABBITT, : 72 & 74. Wnsington St.. N. Y. z 7 YA /” H A liberal discount to Storokeepers. =1 U June 29. 13-ly. P A T E A T T No Winding—No Noise— the best and cheapest Trap in exist!nee. Price only For sale by “ B. A. AViSE, Cherry Street, Macon, Ga. June 15. ts J. N. & C. D. FINDLAY, Surviving Partners of the late firm of R. FINDLAY & Sons, Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Boilers, from 5 to 100 horse power; Findlay’s Im proved Circular Saw Mill, (oast iron frame,); Findlay’s Improved Colton Press; Bul lock* Cotton Press ; Parker’s, Tripp’s, and Hodgkiss’ Water Wheels ; Merchant Mill Clearing, of every description, Sueur Cane Mills, and Syrup Boilers. Iron Hailing—for Cemeteries, Public and Private Buildiogs. Gin Gear, iron) 6to 12 feet. Mill Spindles &o. 3. IV. & C. !>. FIIVDLiAY, Surviving Partners. N. B.—All work manufactured at the above first class establishment, warranted to be equul to the very best made in tbe JJniop, and ft prices as reasonable. Ma;on, April 27.1800. J. N. & C. P. F. National Police Gazette THIS Great Jonmtu of Crime amt Criminals Is In ltsljtn Year, and is widely circulated throuetiont the counttf It contains all the Great Trials, Criminal Cases, and apptop l ta Editorial* on the.-s.me, together aith Information on Oil . anal Matters, not to be found in any other newspaper. t3(r*subßcrir,’ lons, *2 per Aum,; $1 for Six Months, to b remitted by Snbscrifcere, (who should write theirnameaiu.it inetown, oounty and State where they reside plainly,) To E. A. SEYMOUR, Editor A Proprietor ot the HaUonatPotf <•* n*tte, aor!M d—U New York GROVER & BAKERS’ NOISELESS SEWING MACHINE. FOR PLANTERS’USE. | Tlie very great success of the Grover & ; ) Baker Sewing Machine throughout the | . Southern States has been peculiarly grati- 1 I fying to the manufacturers, who arc led to j believe that their endeavors to make a ke | liable machine have been appreciated.— I The policy of the Company will be un- | , changed, and, as heretofore, each machine i will be warranted in every respect to be as i I represented That we manufacture and sell J | the machine best adapted to all the wants of i the people of the South, can be attested by i thousands of Families and Planters who ! have them in daily use; and, feeling theim- j i portance of meeting every want of the ( i southern people, we nave just introduced : AN ENTIRELY NEW MACHINE, MADE EXPRESSLY FOR PLANTEftS’ USE; a machine that will sew the finest fabrics for the inmates of the household, and thecoars- j eet goods for the negroes of the field. Tt is j so simple in construction, that a servant of ordinary capacity can readily learn to work | it, und keep it in order. In ordinary’ wear, j the machine cannot get out of repair, and ‘ should last many years—being constructed i with special care as to durability. We feel j every confidence of giving the most com- ; pletesatisfaction. That our machines will j do better sewing than can be done by hand, is evidenced by numerous testimonials, and ; from many we select and invite attention to | a few, showing WHAT SOUTHERN PEOPLE SAY: “Mrs. .'jtFFEitsoN I)avis, prtsvm.- Let compliments to Grover & B.ifccr, an J tai.es p. ensure in saying i hit she has used -He of r.hi.lr machines for two years, and finds it s ill Jn go and order, makes a heauttful stitch, and does easily Aa:k of any kind.” Washington, It. <’. “r havsNU*'’ one Grover tk aakei's Fam'ly Sewing ! Maililties forYn oret * lail Giree “ears, and do i ot tieslt te t<> j sav th It it lias givrfi jatiefaoUnn. I cheerfully recom ; mend them to all wW’ftDh"’ !if'?“^* ir StfW U', g lind I quickly done,’’-Mrs. HolibKl “ l hltcimie, Waslnngton, It. G. “I take pleas-- re in sayina, that tm? s r4L' ve ? A fiaker Sew ing Maciiints hav more than ►nstainud T**y After try.ng and returning others, 1 iiave \ lfT^ \ r ODeiaiiou i’ niy and place*, and, after f jur vew* liave no fault to tind.”- J. H. liaimHond, SenatoTSiL®* Carolina. **Mv wife has had one of Grover & Baker** Family Sew ing Vfa innt-s f.r some time. anil am sutisti ti ii is one of iho be*'iabor savins: machines that has r >een invei.ted. 1 take much pleasure in recommending uto the puolic I. G. Hnrrl-s Governor of Tennessee. “1 take p’ea~ureln saying hit th* Grover .k Raker Fewlng Machine has fully sustain'd my ex r ecrations, and. aier a trial of mo etlian a year, I am so well pleased with il ‘hat I take pleasuredrecoiDDiendii n it to my friends/*— Mr*. W. • H. Rittei)hoiH<% Georgetown, I>. C. “I urn very much pleased with my aering mu hine; if I couid not get another, I would not tato* ten t ; os what it cost nie. it more than realizes n v most sangulue capecta lions/*—(kß. Nash, Camden O. H , N. U. “The Grover A Maker Machine has fuiiy equalled my ex pectations. Avery important characteristic of the machine is, it is so very simple the• hi y negr o? common unders tanding can manage it. Mint* has been used txclusively hv a negro se'-vant aho t six months, and has nav.r reen out of order.”—Rev. J. L. Moultrie, Union Springs, Ala “I take pleasure in recommending Gmver A Baker’s Fam ily Sewing Machine. We have used one more than six months, and it is all tb.v it is represented to b*-. it. is not. only a convvniefioi.Lut we rega and it an indh-pen-able ne cessity/'—Hon. .1 F. Dowdell, LaF .yettc, Ala. “I confvtiw myself delighted with your tmehtn*. L which has been Tn v f milv for many ui? ths. it ha- a'- waxs been ready for duty, requiring no adjustment, n- and i> i , easilv adapted to every var hv of fumljy s* wing bv -imply j ! c -anglngtiK. spools or thread/ 1 — Mr*. Luliiia B. Thomp son, Louisville, K . “I think your machine byf-r the b§t in use. It can be adapted fr ni the finest falnicsto the heaviest cassimere, ano sews stronger, fixs*e r . and more beautifu lv than any one can imagin* 3 . If min** eou'dndtbe replaced, money could not buy it/*- Mrs. E. liurdii:, Lo iUv.ile, Ky. “Fr.c’ination a id other circmnstantes having brought un der my observa*ion several p ominent. .'■owing machines, and led to an atquainthnce with tin ir merits, should my opinion be deemed of any value, I would not he-ita c to accord the preference to Grover & Baker's/*— Rev. J. B. C'lemson. Clay mount, Del. “Raving used one of Grover Sr. Baker’s Sewing Machines for twelve'foriths, 1 Cos not Jus 5 t.\f e to express my on ir satisfaction with it. It hn Ur\crheen out t f order, :*ml it j. place cot Id mt be supplied, i ree minend it as rambini g more advantages than any other/*—Mrs. Che.-ley, wife , of Rev. Dr. (Tiesley, riince Ge rge County, Md. “I take pleasure in recommending Grov r& Baker’s S w- ! ing Macfai* the public, ft has given sat! factioi j in my family, aud I c nsider it one of the most rel aide ma- I chines in ■se nert ojjjv for its strength, but simplicity, aid j not being liable to get out of order. I would advise at y ! person to purchase one * f them in i reference to all others i i have seen.’>imon None, Korfolk, Va. “1 think it a fa- the b'*sfc parent in use. This mnehint ■ caa be adapted fr m the finest cumt ric the heaviest cars - ■ mero. It to* s Grorger, ia.-.ter, and more heatuifn! than i any one* can im gine It mine could net be replaced, nu - j ney coUld not buy it.—Mrs. #J. U. Bn>w, Xashvi le. ‘ Tenn. “We have used one of & Bakor*-* Sewing Ma chines ; >n dr shop br three y oar*pa t, an-’ find itperfecth ! pmct c'ble, easily kept in ord**r ; and adapted to va iousk nds es work in a tailor’s hop. We akt- p asnre in re e n - ingit to the put llct—l. A. Broknw A Cos., Cos lum bus, Ga. OFFICES Ol EXHIBITION AND SALE. 495 Brosdway, New York; 181 Baltimore Street, Balti more: Media ica’ Institute. Richmond; 2.9 King Street, Charleston; 41 St. Francis Str et. Mobile; U Camp St ret t. , t Ke4V Orleans; 94 Fornth tract, Loui.-ville; 4 Higgins* Block,Lexington; 124 North Fourth Street, S f . Loui?;— ThomasP, Stovcall, Augusta, Agent for Georgi*: Mrs C. Rranard, Galveston, Agent f< r Texas. Agenciess wi { be found in most of the cities ami towns of the South. June-S-ts. J. Manufacturers of and Dealers in i FOREIGN AW® DOMESTIC MARBLE MONUMENTS, i TOM R STONES, MANTLES, FURNITURE, SLABS, &c., Cofrcr f 3rd and Plumb Sts. Macon, aa. apjll —ts. THE QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. We also manufacture Cast Tron Pipe aud*¥*ipe fittings from 2Y inches to 12 inches in (Uameter. Illustrated Catalogues sei.t by addressing ABENDROTH BROTHERS, 109 & 111 Boekman St., New York. May I. iv&m6m. ABEADROTHBROTIIEItS, 4 MANUFACTURERS OF STOVES, RANGES, Planters, Boilers, &c., Suitable for all parts of the world. The attention of Southern dealers is particularly called to our new Cooking Stove Dr. R. A. WILSON’S FAMILY PILLS, i A? a Family Pill, Wilson’s are particularly recom mended—simple and harmless, but highly medicinal in their combination. One Pill a dose, with mild but certain effects. Tile robust man and the delicate child use them alike, with every assurance of entire safety, Wilson’s Pills, every Mother in the .’and he- her own physician. They have prow .1 themselves a specific, and stand without a rival for tho following affe( :| ions: HEADACHE, FEVER h AGUE, DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT. IIEqMCHE, FEVER & AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COSPLAI.Vt! HEtWCHE, FEVER & AGI'E, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAIYT FEVER k AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, LP'ER COMPLAIST, Cottiveness, Biliousness, Neuralgia, CostivCriess, Biliousness, Neuralgia. Biliousness, Neuralgia. - Costiveness, Biliousness, Neuralgia. MOTHERS, well your children, and when their troubles arise ‘TJW'Thnt £roat bane of childtiood, Worms, ascribe their illness to its true cause, and remove it by prescribing B. L. Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, A sate and sure remedy, prepared from tho pnrest'mate rinls. and has proved itself the most effective antidote for Worms ever offered to the public. For sate in Macon hy ZEILIN & HUNT, and EOHG E PAYNE, and sold by dealers everywhere, jan 13—ly w DR. J BOVEE LODS’ T INPKRIAL AVIIE IBE made from a pure aid unadulterated Wine, which i- Vabout do’ibiethe usuA 1 strength d* o her Wines, and ir imported by only (hie house in the I'nited States Ala-, rom the followi* g valuable Hoots, Herbs &c M viz: Sob n ‘L’sSeal. spikenard, C’om rt-y, camomile Flowers, Gen • lan, Wild Cherry 1 ree B* tk, and Bay berry. WE CHALLENGE TTT I I WOI I L I ) TO PRODUCE THEIR EQUAL!! Wc do not; rofess to hare discovered some Roots ‘ knowt nlytothe Indians* of K ut-ri Americ•/* and a cure for “a i diseases which the fl ah is heivt*/’ but wc cl Attn to pre-ent to the public at'uly valuable preparation, whioh every in lelligeui Pliypician in tt c country will approve • sand re c uniici and. Ab a remedy tor Incipient Consumption, Weak L':nas, lr.fllaeition. Dyspepsia, Ids-a-es of tbe Ner- j v.usSjs em. Fatal vs’ , Pi es. Diseases peculiar ta Female., i j ftetiill y. ui.d all cases req'irins a Tonic, they are UNSURPASSED! ! For Sor* Throat, so common among the Clergy, they are j truly valuab.e. J For the aged *nd infirm, or for persons of a weak consti : i .uioii—fur Ministers of the Gospel, awyers. and all publi ! -speaKera—for Book Keepers, Tailors,Seamstresses,Student*, ; Artists, and all prisons leading a life, they wil! prove truly benefieial. , Asa l-evtrage, thev are wholesome, innocent andfdell ] iousti the t-ste. The’ produce all ti.eexhi amt lug effects ‘ off Br i.dy or ne, without Intoxicating; aid are a valua Kennedy for jeriO'is addicted to excess ve use of strong i frlnk, and wlfh to fCfmin fr*.m it. They are pur-and e j lire v free r in tlie poisons eoniined in the adulterated | ‘■ iesai and 1 iquors wuh which the country is flooded. I These Blit* ra. not only < ‘URK. but FRffi ENT Diseas*, ind shou il be used t v u'l who live tn a conn ry whvrcti < . ter is bad. or where < hills and Fevers are prevalent. Be ii gent rely innocent ami harmless, They may be given free l. oChlMreuand infants with Impunuy. ; Fhysici u sand C ergymen. and temperance advoca'es, ns n act of huiaaulty, sh uld ass:st in s.-r ?-d ng these truh ! Bl l* rK.iiS over ihe land, ana thereby essentially .id iu banish ins’ Pniohonn** soml HI ea-e. CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO., Pmprie ors. 7S W illiam Sttaft N> w York. E.L. STROHKith.Agent, Macon. Sola alio, by It i u & Hunt, aud Druggists generally. June:2-4t. Jf ★ -¥• DR. SWEET’S Infallible Liniment, The €>lreat External Remedy. j For Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Stjtf Neck & Joints, Sprains, Bruises, iCuts & Wounds, I’ili's, Headache, j A And all Rheumatic and Ner * vous Disorders, j Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, The great natural Bone Setter. Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut , Is known over the United Stub *. Dr. Stephen Street , of Connecticut, Is tlie author of “Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment.” Dr. Street's Infallible Liniment i Cures Rheumatism and never fails. I IV. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment i Is a certain cure fiv Neuralgia. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Burns and Scalds immediately. Dr. Street’s Infallible Liniment ! Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises. I Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Headache immediately and was never known io fail. ‘ Dr. Sweet’s In fallible Liniment \ Affords immediate relief for Piles, and seldom fails to cure. j I)r. Sweet's Infallible Liniment ; Cures Toothache in one minute. I ’ j I)r. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment I Cures Cuts and Wounds immediately and leaves o | sear. • Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment ■ Is truly a “friend in need,” and every family should j hnve it at hand. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liaiment Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world. Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment atl pbecn iused hy more than a million people, and Hasraisul' l RICHARDSON & CO., Sole Proprietors; Norwich, Ct. For sal i hy GBO. PAYNE, Macon, and Dealers ev •rywhavs June 29-13-lai, FLY TRAP. THOMAS B. FELDEE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, FORT VAIiIjET, Houston County, Ga., May is. tr. WOOD. EDDY & COS *®-l 0 TT E R IE S ,-s* A U7IWRI/EO BY THE ST A TES OF DEUWABK, JIIsSOLKI ARID KENTUKV, Draws daily, in public, under the suprintendence of Sworn Commis sioners flfis'-Tlve Managor’a Offices are located at Wilmington Delaware, and St. Louis, Missouri. Prizes vary from $2 1-2 to SIOO,OOO. TICKETS FROM s2j- TO R@" > Circulars, saving full Explanation and the Schemes to be drawn, will be sent free of expense, by addressing or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., St. Louis, Missouri. WOOD, EDDY &CO., Wilmington, Del. May 1. ly. STEAM GRIST MILL. BOIPEUILLET & ELPE Would inform the citizens of Macon and vieiEi- j tv, that they have just completed the erection I of anew Steam Mill,near the South Western Kail Road machine shop, and are now ready to manu facture Corn Meal, Grits, Horse and'Cow Feed Bolted Grits and Meal, cither on toll and exchange nr forcash. They will also grind Wheat into Gra ham or unbolted Flour. ft*uFresh Ground Meals and Grits always on hand. A liberal deduction made to retail dealers. The patronage of the public is respectfully soli cited. ‘ inayll-lin. B'&E. SIXTY PEGROSS FOR SALE. I HAVE JFST RECEIVED a lot of likely young Negroes from Maryland, and offer them at reaj sonable prices; purchasers will please favor me? with a call. Also, wish to purchasers good men and women for the Western market, for which i will trade women and children or pay cash. Office on the corner of Third and Poplar Street, near Harde man & Sparks’ Ware House. IV. R. PHILLIPS. Maeon, Dec. 21, ’59. p EORGIA—TAYLOR County, vl Court or Ordinary—June Term, 1860. WHEREAS, Lucius Q. C. McCreary, Guardian of the person and property of Mary A. Pope, a minor of said County, having fully discharged his trust, applies to be'dismissed from ids Guardianship. aforesaid; therefore, all persons concerned are hereby notified and required to appear at niv office, on or before the Ist Monday in Angn-t next, and shew cause, (if any they have) why said Lucius tl, C. McCreary should not be dismissed from his said Guardianship. Given under mv hand and official signature. ’ JOSEPH J.HUFF,Ordinary, j Juncls-tf. FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING, By Mrs. S. E. Morgan, Pine Street, next door to Mr. Hayden’s. June 15-ts. DRS. M * DONALD & VAN GIESEN, ENTISTS, Washington Block, Macon, C., ELECTRICITY USED IN EXTRACTING I'EETH. 1 \*CI>OS!ALIVSTo<ith Pasts al wayt >n hand and for sale, ! ,Tl Licm let sen; be* supplied with the finest style of Teeth i dso Gold Foil, Gold and silver Plate and Wire, Lathe Fix- i ! ures,&c, also with any hind of Instruments or Materials on ! hor notice. m.-l. IC—tr j IW^S.AUDOIN, Grecian Curls, Corsetts, embr and plain; Chinese 1 Yokes and sleeves; a fine lot of Emb. Skirts; a beau tiful assortment of Valeneines and Point Apliqne; Laces, Traveling Bags, and Dress Trimmings, of the latest styles, all of which sh<; is ottering very low for CASH. Thankful lor the liberal patronage hereto fore bestowed, she solicit-; aeobtituntnee of the same, inaeon, aprii b, F. G. Castlen. H. T. Vardell. N l*;\V I'TltM. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASTLEN & VARDELL, DRUGGISTS AID APOTHECARIES. Would respectfully invite the attention of Physi •ians. Merchants and Planters to their slock of IMDULTEIUTED DRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, &c., &c. They feel assured that no house in this city can .ffer a'stock superior in quality or lower in price.— ‘ \ supply of LiENTAL and BUHGICAL instruments, | ! Ac., will be kept constantly on hand. GARDEN SEED, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISHES, ! Vom the best houses in the United States. There will also he found in our assortment FINE i ARAN DIES aud WINES, of the purest quality, pur- | •hased expressly for medicinal purposes. Every article usually kept by Druggists can be ! ibtiiincd at reasonable prices. Physicians’ Prescriptions prepared with great • •are.” Slav 4-w*mt. j ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK. j \ /TRS. SHARPE most respectfully informs the Ln -1 Vi dies aud Gentlemen of Macon and elsewhere, • <hat she is now prepared to do HAIR WORK In its various branches, and solicits a share of pat ronage. Mrs. 8. may be found at the residence of Mr. Wakeman, on -till Street, near the River. Any order for work can be left at the Baptist Book Store i and Lntnnrand Williamson's store. May +. Swatd i i NOTICE, t : A LL PERSONS indebted to the Estate of William | till. Morton, late of i wiggs county. deceased,are j i hereby requested to make immediate payment; and j all persons liaviug demands against said deceased i will render them in agreeably tolaw. 2,1 April. 1860. ’ JOHN GLOVER, Adm'r de bonis non cum testamento. j May 4,1560. ts j FURNITURE, FURNITURE, The most extensive and finest assortment ever offered in this market, At Prices that Defy Competitoin. CALL AND SEE FOll YQURSELYE& We hare one of the very finest stocks ever offered in Macon. The most fastidious taste, can call to notions in the furniture line but that we can furnish Our stock of SOFAS, BEDSTEADS, TETEATETES, DIVANS, ROCKING & EASY CHAIRS, PARLOR CHAIRS, PIER, CENTRE, TOILETTE, DINING AND EXTENSION TABLES, WASHSTANDS, PORTABLE WARDROBES, LOUNGES, PATENT SPRING BEDS, Ac, 46. Is very superior, and should be examined, if for nothing else than as a matter of curiosity. The extent of onr stock will enable us to make it to the advantage of all who wish to purchase to give us a call, as we are determined to sell as low as can be sold m this market. Next to the Lanier House, Macon, On. „ _ -n t oo id Wood, Bro. & Co* Macon, Ga,,Feb, 3-3—ts ’ Lamar & Williamson ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SECOND STOCK OF i /STRING | f i ROODS. 4 TVIIEIR Stock we offered as low ns enn be oough [ ( -*> bi any Dry Goods house m Georgia. ■The Ladies are especially invited to call and ex- j amine their stock.of Dress Goods, Embroideries, &c. j Macon,. April 13,-'60 —ts. INSURANCE! RISKS. TAKEN FOR AUGUSTA INSURANCE & BANKING CO. AND Alabama Fire Marine Insurance Cos. by LAr lER & ANDERSON. Oi, —ts Agents, Macon City Taxes. TAX PAYERS will take notice that the i Books are now open for the receipt of j Tax Returns. All who wish to avoid dou- ; ble Tax bad better make their returns iru- i mediately. RICHARD CURD, June 8-3 t. Treasurer. j STOP THE THIEF! AFF.W weeks ago a man giving bis name as W j STEPHENS, and, as he stated, lived at Mobile’ ; Ala., hired a Horse and Buggy from the undersign j ed to go to Hamilton, Ga- and ho has not been heard of since. He is a low chunky man. dark I complected, with heavy beard. We will giveiSlOe j for the apprehension of the Thief so that we can ! get him. We willalsogivessoforthedeliverv ofthO i Horse and Buggy to us. The Horse is a small sorrel and his right hind ■ ankle white, bis left car hits been bitten off some j inch and a half; he is about 7 years old. The Bug- ! gy is a light dove color, Woodruff & Co- Makers. ‘ MAR ABLE X BRO. , West Point, Ga., July 6, iB6O. 14-lnv N. S. FSOOIEM i 00,, [OPPOSITE THE LANIER IJOUSE, j j Every week make additions TO THEIR LARGE & BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF FANCY 11111-li, j Lace Mantillas, White Goods, Silk Mantillas, Dress Goods, j Mourning Mantillas, Silks, Misses Mantillas, Poplins, Traveling Suits, Foulards, Dusters, Challies, Dress Trimmings, Grenadines, Lace Mitts, Bareges, Embroideries, O .’gandies. ( STAPLE \ DRY \ \GOODSj And almost every article a lady requires for her wardrobe may be found here and allow prices. >f, S. PR I'D DEN & Cos. Macon, April 28, 18(>0. ROSS & COLEMAN, AT THEIR Bazaar of Fashion. | j | ||_ ” Our Spring Stock has drived, and myri ads of NEW GOODS ave coining in every day. Largo consignments, to be sold without regard to price, comprising every novelty. Arrangements have been effected with im porters that throw them far ahead of compe tition. LADIRS, we can’t particularize, call, see, wonder and admire. fifsjT’The only DRY GOODS’ IMPORT ING HOUSE in the city ROSS & COLEMAN, Cotton Avenue. Macon, April fith, 18G0-—tf, E. WIMSHIP, Invttes the attention of the public to HIS LARGE STOCK OF Bp SP1IIS & CLOTHING, Consisting j n part ol’ SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, “Which for quality, style and durability, cannot bo excelled; elegant Coats, Made of ligiit Vrenoh Fabrics, very Stylish, French Doc Skin ami X'rab lie EtePants, Black Alpacca and Drab De Etc Coats. Maryland Cttssimere Suits. Fan cy Cass, and Linen Pant’s, over one thousand Linen Coats and Dusters. Gulden Rill Shirts, Linen nad Jeanes Draws, Lisle Thread Undershirts. Collars, Suspenders, IJrjtish Cravats. Umbrellas,, Jfiiit iry Gauntlet and Gloves, Alexander Kid Gloves. Saratoga aud Sole Leather Trunks, Valises, <fce.. to. All of which I offer at wholesale or retail at prices which cannot he undersold. street. Maeou.april b, ts. COMPETITION ® IB! 3 CT^TIADE. Aim HIM ABE STBBEII USE ACOH 2 [JOSEPH E. WELLS ! Would respectfully inform his friends and I the public generally that hois now receiving ; and opening a well selected stock of Hard ! ware, at the store formerly occupied by Car liart & Curd, on Third street. His Stock consists, in part, of ; PLANTERS HARDWARE, Trace, Breast and other Chains ; YVeeti ! ing, Cane and Grubbing Hoes; Cauldrons, ‘Sugar Pans, Hollow Ware; Axes, superior ! brand and warranted. | AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. | Fan Mills, anew and superior article ; i Threshing machines, Corn Shelters, Corn I Mills, Straw Cutters, Wheelbarrows, Grain | Cradles, Scythe and Grass Blades, 1,2, &l- I Horse Plows. BLACKSMITHS’ HARDWARE. Smiths’ Bellows, Vices, Anvils, Drills, ! Stocks and Dies, Hammers, Tongs, Buttress ; es, Borax, Horse and Mule Shoes, Horse ! Shoe Nails. CARRIAGE MATERIALS, ! Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Buggy Seats, ‘ Bodies and Poles, Axles, SpriugsTwhiffle ! trees, Castings, Bands, Ornaments, Carriage and Tire Bolts, fir.*, Oval, Round & Square Iron, Patent Splits, Enameled Leather, Enameled, Duck and Drill Cloth. IRON A ND STEEL. Sweedes Iron, best quality, I to 12 inch ; English Iron, ronnd, square and flat; Amer ican Iron, round, square and flat; Sheet, Boiler and Tank Iron ; Plow Steei, 4 to 14 inch : Cast, German, Blister & SnringSteel. CARPENTERS’ TOOLS. Baldwin’s Planes, all kinds; Mortice and Firmer Chisels, Gouges, Hammers, Hatchets, Rules, Adzes, Drawing Knives, Files, Aug ers, Hand & Tenon Saws, Compasses, Auger, Centre and other Bills, Steel*fe Try Squares, Guages. j BUILDERS’ MATERIALS, j Rim and Mortice Door Locks, Hinges of | all kinds, Screws, Bolts, Sash and Blind j Fastenings, Sash Weights & Coid, Cut Nails : and Finishing Brads. CUTLERY. Table Knives and Forks; Table Knives & Forks in setts complete ; Pocket Knives, Rodgers & Wostenholins; Shears, Scissors, Butcher Knives, &0., &e. Leather and Rubber Belting ; Rubber and Hemp Packing. With a general assortment of everything to be found in a Hardware Store, which he will sell on as reasoaablo terms as any house in the city. fiSßT*Call and examine. It is a pleasure to show goods. Marclf22d, IB6o.—tf HftYANAPiAS, MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OP GEORGIA. On (tin Plan of Single Xumlierti. CONSOLIDATED LffTYIBES OF GEORGIA. Authorized by a Special Act of the Legislature, for the bene fit of Academies and for oiher purposes. HODGES, DAVIS & CO., Managers, Mcon, Ga, CAPITAL PRIZE TICKETS ONLY $8 00. Halves $4 00-Quarters *2 00—Eighth- a 00. Prizes Payable in Full, without Deduction Purchasers in htiyh.g 10 Tickets, when the numbers end ini 2,3,4, 5,6,7,8,9,0, are guaranteed a prize of 625,0a Class T Draws October, 23, 1859. “ 8 “ 44 29, ** “ 9 “ November, 5, ’. r >9. “ 10 44 12, “ 11 “ 14 19 ‘ 4 “ 12 ‘ 4 44 2, 44 26.220 PRI7ES AMOUNTING TO 63271,200. Will be Gistnnuied aceeruiug to the following anANTO EICZOUMJEI s To lie drawn every Saturday. 1 Prize of 70.000 1 Prize 0f...,, 20 0(11 1 Prize of 10 000 1 Prize of. jOOO 1 1 t'uzoof. OOC i 1 Prize of, 2,00 c :t Pii-csof. i.oisi j Priz es of. 10 Prize* of. H.O SO Prizes of. iOU 100 Prizes of. :n n o Prizes of 86 ; M.ttOO Prizes of. 5 Approximation Prizes. | 4 ot ♦•"flO•.''"rns-lmatirg to 470,000 are $1,200 4 ot 200 11 .rov’matli.g to 20.000 die SOU 4 of loti to 10,000 ar- GtlO 4of 1(> ttipii \inmtitte to r>,tst are -its) •Jot 90 approximating to C.WjO are St) 4of 80 aiiriroxiinttiing to 2.000 are 820 12 of ftl aiiproxiniating to I.UHi art- 7;0 20 ot 30 njipro.-imattng to .ViO are 1,000 40 of SO ajipr ymatlug to 800 are J,2"0 SO of so apuroziumttng to 100 an- 1.60 ft 400 of I*. HtT’io C-m tltij. t 0 ro are 6.000 400 of to approxitualit ito 2‘. ..re 4,000 20,220 Prizes, amounting to *271.200 ’ ertificates ol Packages of 10 Whole Tickets 6j,0 JO Half >• 27.5 “ “ “ 10 Quarter •* 13 7 “ “ “ 10 t izhih “ 0,87 Tltisi* the risk, audwhiihcutiutslheholf'cru ail he d.aw over Oil. The Combination Lotteries on the Three ft timber Elan Are Drawn Every Bay. | Ticketsfrom $1 to sl6. each. i EXTHA CLASS i On the CITV PLAN ly which purchasers j can select their own Sumbers, and pay any i amount Jor Tickets, are Drawn every day. j In Ordering Tickets or Certificates Enclose the rarnev to our td>'ri * J V. ."is ordered on receipt of which they wil! be forwarded by fist malt Pud ] cn istrscah have tickets ending luany figure tnev uiny desig i nats. J 6 The list of drawn numbers and prizes wiil b ent to ttur ! ebu-ers lnimedlatelv afer the drawn g. .ill prizes under j 61,000 payable Immediately aft rthe drawing. Xollre to I'orrcapoiuleKts: Those who prefer net sending money by mail, can uee THE EXPRESS COMPANIES , whereby money for Tickets, in the sum of Eight Dollars and upwards, can be sent us At Our Risk and Expense, from any city, or town, wheretLere 7an Express Ofilee Th* money and order mnn bo enclosed in Government Pa-t Ortlee Ktampeil Envelope, j or the Express Companies cannot recelva them. ; .11? Communications Strictly Confiden tial. I .Pnrel.ase-s w!U please write their signatures plain, and 4 give their Post Office, County &nd Steto. omcux.Aßs ! Containing full explanations our Schemes, Ac wlllba , forwauh'd, by mail, to any one sending us his address i h Ist of the numbers that aro drawn from the wheel w „h I the amount of the prize tl,ar each one IsenUtled <n will 1 a I puMUhtd mfler drawing in the Afttcrfoan llcp.llt u,™ ] Ga.. a specimen ccpvol which will be sent 10 every m.iuhaser ! Ail orders tor Tickets should be addressed to } ’ HOueiEh, DAVIS A CO.. ‘fty.oo tJeirgl, iTOHN T. SMITH, WITH ot . W. & JEHIAL READ, MAKUriCTtKEKS AMI WHOLESALE BEALSES IN HA TS, CA PS, & STJtA TV GO O DS. , Paiis Style Bonnets. Flowers, Dm- * brell&s. Parasols, &c ----120 Chambet sand 50 Warren Streets. j New York:. j 4th and oth Sts. above the Aster Home. Jnn. 27, T,O Cm Gras P^ixtirres. I pHANDALIERS. PENDANTS and BRACKETS of E V fl *ylesjuM received and fer sale by , F. EOSSACo, SUMMER