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LILY MERRILL.
BY 0. t>. *.
I’re looked on many a lorely face,
In cold New England - * stormy clime
I’fe knelt to womau's fl --“
'*e knelt to womau's floating grace.
Beneath the orange and the liroo.
I've heard through all our mighty land,
Her soft tones thrill upon the air.
And- *om**Htwos dared to bathe mv hand
Amid the bright waves of her hair t
I've lingered oft in hall and bower.
But still my heart and life seemed sterile,
Until they hurst to glorious flower,
Beneath the smile of Lily Merrill.
In Italy, I oft have strayed,
Where love and mirth and bounty shino |
I've looked on many a Georgian timid,
Whose beauty nlmoit loomed divine j
I've dwelt beneath the skios of Spain,
Within the old white walls of Cadis,
And listened to love's melting strain
Breathed o'er the lutes of Spanish ladies;
But ah. I never, never felt,
My wandering heart in mortal peril,
Until, in eestaey, I knelt
To the voting olt&rnnt of Lify- MorriJT..
I met her m flic joyous dance,
Where music's soft and thrilling strain
Swelled on the air, and every gliuic,
Fixed her sweet image on my brain j
Saw her move in pride of power,
'Mid Beauty’s bright-, bewitching dai
tors,
A* graceful ns her namesake flower,
IT non the blue lake’s heaving Waters;
Amid her free and lovoly tresses,
r not diamond, pearl, nr beryl :
'upturn blesses
I Lil
Little Itognc.
1 was sitting boaidu
» was silting bosidi
My destined lirido,
On© still sentimental day •,
“How 1 long," said 1,
“But to mnko you cry,
And I’d kiss tlio bright tears away 1”
Fair Cecily blush’d,
Her voice grew hush’d,
1 thought would cry lobe sure;
But slip KitpMit&'ine,.
Pont inp prettily,
“Prevention is better than euro I”
[O/iecd Week.
Alt Atlvuntiire in the C'nrs.
Thorowere five of us—yes, five ns
Iwvj.py fellows an ever were let loose
fionfeollege: fin wn» mention, and
* trip to the
Secret Service in the Revolution.
Of nil the mysteries that occurred in
the American Revolution, the employ*
mentof Rivington, editor of .tli« Jtoj/at
Gazette, in the secret service of tlio
American Commander, is the most ns*
tounding.
Rivington proved faithful to his bar*
gain, and often would intclligenco of
groat importance, gleaned in tlio con
vivial momenta at Sir William's or Sir
Henry’s table, be in the American rump
before the conviviulistsliiul slept oil' the
effects of their wine.
The business of secret servleo was so
well managed, that oven a suspicion
never aroso as to the medium through
which intelligence of vast importance
continually being rocoived in tlio
American camp from the vorv headquar
ters of the British army, and, had mis-
icion arisen, tlio King's printer would
iftvo been, probably, the Inst man mis-
pectod; for during the whole of his con
nection with the secret service, his ltoval
Gazotto literally piled abnso of every
sort upon the American General and
theoausoof America.
In 1783 the remarkable mystery was
solved.^ When Wasliiugtoii entered
ew York, as a conqueror, on the
riiouutioti by the British forces, he said
one morning to twoof hisoBIcors, “Sup-
|»ose, gentlemen, wo walk down to Uiv-
MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS,
eliall St., A-tlaiita, Gra.
SPH.IIVG STOCK, IS <SO.
Offer to the Retail Trade a large and choice Stock of SUPERFINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
A LARGE STOCK OF FINE FASHIONABLE STYLES OF CLOTHS
OASSIMHRH8, LIKTEHTS, MAHSHLXjS, VESTINGS ebO.
ALSO, A STOCK OF MILITARY CLOTHS AMD TRIMMINGS.
Arc prepared, with nn excellent Cutter, to ltmko up the nbove Goods nt short notice, in any style desired; by first Class workmen.
We arc ofloring tc buyers, at wliolo sale, a large Stock, woll adapted to the wants of this county, and at prices that can
not fail to please.
t Hie requirement* of the nothing and Gent* Furni-liing tindo in every department, and to soil our Good* upon the very closest prln-
' ‘ " * 1,4 1 ur1 adopted a ported uniform ON 15 FU ICE SYSTEM, and mako our prices in plain figure
Which took the highest Prizo Medal at the World’s Fair in London, in 1857, and again in N. Y., in 1888.
nnrffUv. W. II KUItINO ,t SUN.
ington’a bookstore?; lie is said to 1
very pleasant kind of a fellow.’’ Amazed VU
tlio ollicors were, at the idea of visit- * *
iug such a man, they of courso prenar-
od to accompany the Chief. When
thoy arrived at tlio l>ookstore, Riving-
tsni re.ecivcd hi* visitors with great po
liteness; for, indeed, he was one of the
most olegant gentlemen and bust bred
men of t he ago.
Escortiug tlio party ton parlor, ho
begged the olllcers to be seated, * and
then said to the Chief, “Will your Ex
cellency do mo the honor to step into
GEORGIA, I’loyd county.
II Kit HAS, Hlephon Ball, administra
tor of Thomas M. QhuK-n. represents t<»
the Court ill his petition, duly filed ami en
tered on record, that ho lias fully administered
Thomas M. <•*laden'« cetitta.
These nr*. therefore, t<* oito aft persons con
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause it
iv thcr ran, ahv said administrator should
it lie d’ischarg'id from Ins adminisiration mid
roceive letters of dismission on (he first Monday
ill October. I still,
Given under my hand and official signa
ture at ollire, thi« 5th March. IRrtO.
uiarlO JESSE LAMBEUTil, Ord'y.
cur: M1
had eoncluflbffto take
Fall*.- We* got aboard the cars at N
mvl iron© soon travelling very last to
ward* our destination.
Wo had just soated ourselves, and
prepared lor a comfortable smoke when
m came th» conductor, and who should
it Irf'lmt our old friend, FredB . Af
ter this common salutation*, “How are
you, old bov ?” etc., had imssod Fred
mid lie hud some business tor us to ut-
Ijoiuing room for a moment that
1 may show you a list of the* agricultu
ral work* 1 am about to order out from
London for your “special usol” They
retired. Tho lock* on the doors of the
houses of Now York more than three
score years ago, wero not so good as
now. The door of Jtivhigton's private
room closed very »'mperfectly, any soon
became qjar, when tho oUlcers distinct
ly heard tho chinking of two “heavy
purse* of gold, as thoy wero successive
ly laid on tho table.
Tho party soon returned from the
inner room, when Rivington pressed up-
“Owl with,it old chum!” said wo;
“anything at all will be acceptable, so
IIS ll.-IVl- if. “ *
« have? it. 1
“Well, boys,” said Fred, in a vory
confidential tone, “in thonoxf.car, there
ijsiis loving a pair a* it was ever my lot
to see. r/iov nro going down to JI
to get murned, and now if you can
iiavo any fun out of thorn just pitch
.»i»y tun mu oi mom just pi
rher must bo cared for and I
: know who can do it better than
In a moment more Fred was gone,
i I we then sot our heads together
• bvm a plan for taking care of tho
on his guests a glass of Madeira, which
he assured them wan n prime article,
having imported jt himself, and it hav
ing received tho approbation of Sir Hen
ry and tho most''distinguished ton vvants
ot tho British Army.
, The visitors now rose to depart. Riv*
ington, on taking leave of the t’liiof,
whom ho oscortcu to tho door said :—
“Your Excellency may rely on my
pecial.attention.being given to the ag
ricultural works, which, on their arrival,
will bo immediately forwarded to Mount
Venvm, whero 1 trust they will con
tribute to your gratification amid (he
shades of domestic retirement.”
Rivington remained lor several years
in Now York after tho peace of 1783.
It was the general opinion at that timo,
that if Rivington laid boon closely
pressed on tlio delicate subject of tho
secret sorvieo, characters of greater
calibre might have appeared on the
tapis tliun tho King’s printer.—From
//..« Wm lit,./. ..... «. ./ f)
"i iuivo it boys,” said Bill Steevcs ;•
must make that girl think hnr lov-
• L* murriod’
“TlmtV it, Bill—that’s it!” said wc
••t giving him time to finish the sen-
the AW York Recollections
Momorieo qf George Waaluvgtoi
Wo ondwav . .........
iplesof CASH and quick sales, small profits and lour,
each gnrnn nt olfurednt Retail, from which price them i» noab.it
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF, AND A STOCK ON HAND, OF
Herring’s Burglu r and I 3 roof Safesl
anti (fio wearing Little 1
tors on tin* chest. As u
without infringing the bowelf it' sTauds
mount to nil cou.rli iiiivtiii-«a * **•
GLOjU.IA, Floyd County.
W HEREAS, David I). Duke. Admlnistr*
tor of Willirtin Tlmrlngtim, represents
the Court in his petition. duly file
W
GEORGIA, Floyd County i
WHEREAS, Arthur S. Ford, adminis-
of .Ins. J. 0ill. represents
to tho Court in hi* petition, duly tiled and e*
rd. :lw*l Im has fully administer-
oil .latnes .1. (Jill’s *>(***'-
This i*. flrereferr. to «itr persons con
cerned. kindrrd mid cnufitnrt, to show cause,
if nnv they can, why said Administrator
should not’ he discharged troin his Adutiui#
tration, and receive letters of dininisslon
tlie first Monday in O-toher, 18(10.
(irun under mv hand and oflicial algnature
at nlfleft, this. Atli March. I'‘«U.
mar‘JO JEHAK LAMBEUTIL Ord'y.
Polk Sheriff Salos.
W ILL he *«td h-We the r«»»t Ji.i
d<
to wit:
Tho Interes
plantntio
of Robert II. Brooks in the
which Mrs. Susan Brook* re-
entlv resided. Levied on to satisfy n fi. fa.
j i mi ci I from Tar roll Sunorior Court.’ in fnvot
of Keuheii Wthstor. ProjHirty pointed on!
by plaintiff* attorney.
Hecord, that he has Billy admin-
JatoTot) WiUh/n Thoriugtuii'* estate,
These ore. therefore, to elto nil persons
1859, FALL TRADE 1859.
tor should not lie discharged from his admin
istration and receive letters of dismission on
the first Monday in September tsrtn.
Given under uiv liana nnd oflicial signature.
Executor’s Halo.
B Y VIRTUE of no order »r..ro fha Court
of ordinary for I’ofk t’ntify. (Jeorgi
Will la 1 sold bv£
Cedar Town,on the first Tuesday in April
next, fo the highest bidder, four Negroes,
IJVI ORTATION,
KVKII UKOEIVEIV, .'OMI'llLflNtl
LADIES DRESS GOODS, FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE
MOST ELEGANT.
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Itoiisc-Fnriilshliig iiuil IMantcrs floods,
Betty, nil aged
years old and her 2 children. Sold ns the
property of tho r.statu of Frances (lilhert
for dbtributio:
mown on day of sale,
fehl7-40«l. * WILLIAM PEEK. Ex
GEORtSlA—Floyd County.
W If Elf HAS, Jelin W. Turner .lamer
F. Roskihson. Administrator* yfllonjn
min M. Tutt, deceased, ••epresent to tii»
Court, In their petition, on flic mid entered
on Record, that tlmy have fully administered
llcnjaiuiu M. Tutt’s cjtftlo.
Tl»e*e are. thiTefore, toei/eruH person* con
cerned, kinsmen and creditors, to shmv cause,
if any they can, why said Adminis
trators should nut he discharged from their
Administration and receive letters of di-o
(ion on the first Monday in August. ISIMI.
Given under my hand and ollieial signature
at office, tith Fehritarv, IS00.
fcldi. .1 ESSE LAM BERTH. Ordinnrv.
c ami place—Lot No.
Also nt the same
017 in 2d dim ami 3rd see. fn said county of
Polk. Levied on as the propert.voflfciNin-
ger Gravely, to-satisfy li. fa. issued from Pylk
Superior Court in favor of Amos L. Souther
land.
Also III the same time and place—One hay
Horse, levied on as tho property of Marga
ret Morgan, to satisfy a ft. fa. issued from
Polk Superior Court in favor of C. II. Con-
y«rs.
it Private
pi
Land No. t'JIfi in 2d dis.nud 4th sue. in Polk
county. Levied on ns the property of Bal
linger Gravely. to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from
' ' Flint be is a married man and the
lather of children,”said Bill.
‘That's the game, boys; now let us
play it.”
ftdev.ijlvetZnpno live ko. coiametico
•pemtioiu. AccondiMtly hmitaiod tho
na^JU/MrtMrfi;Woweu-»i»|.,nr.-cl the lov-
1 be girl,.thinking, I suppose
ei*lwe
» lmt Nile must give her iovor nli tiiu sent
had taken her seat iijion his knee; and
be, for t.ie purpose of protecting her, of
courso, lmd thrown his arm around her
waist; and so thoy sat, as loving us two
dove*.
JgfTho Rev. Mr. Spurgeon has been
preaching in Paris, lie gave a specimen
of hi* originality immediately alter the
first verso of the hymn, by observing;
"Our singing is very feeble praise, eou’d
we not make it more earnest ?”—which
Buys a Paris letter, made a manifest ad,
dition to the strength, if not to the
number of voices. Mr. Spurgeon, then
preached a sort of preliminary seemou,.
which occupied not more that* n quar
ter of au. lunar, atul in tW courso of
which off rbo moulting season
of (nrefs, mid said that “women too,
have a moulting time, when they sited
tho tail feathers of pride and produce
the wing-leathers of grace,”—which is
certainly a singular, if not a strikingly
felicitous metaphor.
.lustion rourt’f*- IWfSdi district ft. !4.
vor of If. Perry. Levy tiiitda and rt-tnrn-
od to me by a coiistaldo.
iiinrJ ’ E. LYON, fih'ff.
Gkoiiuk L. Frnnki., ) Libel for Devoi
vs. > Polk Sup’r. Court
CiiAiti.om; Frn.xki,, I April Term, Is.v.t,
I T appearing to the Court that the ilofend
Mil does nut reside in this comity, i
furtbcT appearing, that alie does not r<-s
tin's State, it is on motion of 7. C. R«
counsel for the plaint ill*, ordered that thu >aidi
defandunt appear, and answer at the ne
Term of this Court,or that the cause he en
sidered in default, add thu plaiutifl'be alio
od to proceed.
D. F. HAMMONI). J. S. 0. T. C
I do certify that tho nho*e is * Jrw extract
(nun the uiinutL't of.sHid Court. This Jauto-
Mirr Tr«i\, ISiW.
WILLIAMT. WITCHER,Cl’k. 8. C.
jan2Cwluinfor4ui.
All ehh I ptlliKi-tl nt u gluuiv Stei>-
-\yii,v June* wlrat in tho Jouco nro
y»*M doing with this girl?”
The girl arose hastily an
self
-, .. ami seated lier-
tlio seat.
here, Stranger,” said the follow,
you are a mite ini.;tuken—my name
n’t Jone!
“Why .Tones,” said I, “you certainly
have not left your wifo and children,
and tried to palm yourself off for© sin
gif niuu, harojrottt”
"i toll you nvy iwim*» ain’t Jones—its
TTmipoi*. It never was Jones; tuint
go’ll to ho nutherl”
l merely shook my head and then
parked on to another sent, to see tho
suit.
'1 ho girl looked wild after I sat down
' nt Jones, alias Harper, soon convinced
b that i was mistaken,
About this time they got to feeling
quite well again, in cau\o Elliott Gregg.
Walking up toJlarpcsr, he accosted him
with:
Polk Sheriff Sale for May.
W ILL he sold before the court house door
in Cedar Town, nn the lir.-t Tuesday in
, within the legal hours of sale, the fob
ig property
Tw*vn tot No.’22 and store house therron in
Cedar Town—House occupied now by J. C.
Criihb A (To. L.*vicd on by virtue of mort
gage fl. fti. issued from Polk Superior Ciurt
against Jn'uu.- 0. Griggs, and in favor of Win
M. Youn*. K. LYON, Sb’fl’.
maroh'J—2tn
TIIE LAI10E8T
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
CARPETS, HEARTH UGGS
VIM lil, PAPER A A |)
It E A D Y M A I) E C L 0 T H I N G ,
I, forsalu at th« hnvis.it pooible price, fur Cash oit„ prompt p.iving mi«tnmcrs
^ ‘ J. H. Mi t’i.PNG.
IMPROVED COTTON GINS
Spike Thrashing Machines!
rpHEundersigned.nl Atlanta. Uu., would
| most respetfullv inform tho public that
they will continue die Muuufiielurius of Cot
l Wheat Threshers, on tiiHr usu
al extensive sealo. They arc nlso mnnnfae
luring a most cxcidlent SpikeTrlieshcr. mud
approved where it lias been used, in udilition
to their old style. All Gins nro warranted to
perform well or nn pay, and delivered at thu
purchaser’s resilience nr nearest Railroad do
DR, LITTLE’S
ANODYNE COUGH DROPS
A T,zt %WnZ e /£ZK m 1
clng immediate relief, and in nine out of i I
oases a prompt euro. It exercises tl,« B
coutrolllng inUuonce over Coughs and IrrSi'l
k r rc„f
or almost in n day or two. Mn«,.
thought to bo
" Whig a few bom’’I
Strengthening p,21
Miody no expectorant I
• wuls, It Hlm.,1.—
mount to all cough mixtures.
ML TdTTLE'8
VERMIFUGE.
l*r,.pnlv.l nil.l rtltl ii|. it. holllr, n „ t1 r| | |
l.y H II. U|||o. li, ,„|„ K , 1,011,10, V'I
is ri-.iiiir.tl lo ruHovo vHndr,ii of wortni ,.71
«lS“"ftlw lint nod rlikSSi’l
over dflwroil i„ Iks |1uMlo, lu fn-oo.hl uj ?1
rnmilln will Bnve muck bo«Woji|ul * I
i-rw-Mn, llio livrs of nikoy rkllilrd-'51
*'4*‘ " ul " r W 1 ’ I
French Mixture,
This is prepared from a French Roeln, i
thu forms of No. 1 nnd 2: the flrst f,, r .)* J
u. ute. nnd No. 2 for tho chronic slngo,) ikl ■
Inis been much improved upon in this counts.■
and Iroin its uiiexnniplcd sueeess is likely , ■
supersede every other rutnedy fur tho rur*««l
thediM*a.-nof the Kidneys and Bholdpr Uua'B
•rrheal. Bh-uinrrluml, mid Fluor Alim* u m
‘.•.•iir>n4. Thi* extensive compound coinblh,. I
ii.i.itti- .tnr«r«..i ■
, free of Charge fur trun*|x>rtutifin.
jiftiringdon# nt tho shortest notice nnd In the
lies! madnor.
We are also miuiufncluring Bush
nnd Blinds, nnd shall he pleased to fill nil
orders entrusted to us.
riTTfl A COOK.
Successors to J. Winship A Co.
np2S—1
IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY
AMI MAl IIIMi SHOP.
O/i fJconjid Hail Itotnt. near Cotton Factor
AUGUSTA. GA.
O RDERS are solicited for Castings for Rail
Ronds, nil kind of Machinery for
Mines. Bridges nnd Draw Bridges, Ga.« Works.
Flour Mills, l*apcr Mills, Saw Mills. Gin
Gearing. Water Wheels, nil kind of Smith
rk, Shafting nnd Circular snw mills cm
no. [mardO.ly.’otlJ W. M. HEIGHT.
J. T- FAR ELL.
FARELL & YEiSER;
m&gfJL WIIOI.KSAT.K AXf> KKT.Uk
and A jiol ho (vines.
T -r ,v,v N ? 3, & 5j BroacI 5treet i Ro! n 0 i Geo,
Dr «gs, Linsscd,
Chenucils, Lubricating- & Lamp Oils,
^ Fancy 8 Goods Co I ors f ! nd Turpentine,
Paints,
White Lead,
rk
Burning Fluid,
C imphene,
Window Glass,
Paint Brushes, &c.
Sole Agents |or Euudrci
di inti'orders put i. ^
'h’wey While Lead and Kcm.-csu Oil Company.
1 rcKcriplinns nirHully prepured day or night.
Tho Store wifi [»• op*-o .m *or-d.M- B Hh U * tv» lit o'clock
rnouii. (wt-iJ.;
GKHHGIA, Floyd County
N OTICE i* hereby given to nil persons,
having demands against Gabriel Jones,
lute of said ciinntr deceased, fn- pn-rterrt them
to us. prop-rly made out, within the time
prc.-cribcd by* law. sous to show their charac
ter and amount. Ami nil persons indebted to
said deceased, nro hereby required to mako
immediate pAymont. "* ’ “ * " 1
frb24.
Tliis 22.1 Feb. I860.
MARY II. JONES. Adiu'x.
WM H. JONES, Adtn'r.
P. COI1EN & CO.
Anothf.h Victim.—Mrs. Allibome, tlio
oUlesk sister of Goo. Turner, Esuj.,’ who
.sluin by Jidiu Brown and hi*
ciatos, w».4 imriisf nt t’liarlestoww lust
Friday, bv the si«lo of her brother. Site
lied at Mount Hope Lunatiu Asylum,
whither she was taken shortly al ter her
brother’s death. She never rallied af
ter his murder, hut continued to sink
until her broken spirit burst its aarthly
bonds ami returned to its Maker. An
other murder to bo added to tlm liar
Ferry list.—Petersburg (17*.) Re-
press.
Polk Shoiiff Sale.
ILL iw unfit before the eourt hmnodoAr
y\ in t'ednr Town, on the first Tuesday
in April next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
Olio Negro Man by the name of Baenhut.
about 45 years of age—levied onn* tbeproporiy
of George W. and Jmepli D. Morgan. Execu
tor*, nnd Margarott Morgan, Executrix. An..
of Joseph Morgan, dee'd. to satisfy onu &. fa.
in favor of .1. 0. Grubb issued from Polk Ru-
pcriM* l^sarl. J. 0. YORK, D. Sb'fl*.
(jsruoccssocs tu Fi i'cl J. Bro.)>
Cost of the John Brown li
cording to the ollieial estimate, the
Richmond Dispatch states that the John
Brown raid into Virginia has already
■efts
Sherltl' Sales of Chattooga
W ILL ho sold before tho Court house door
inKumtnurvillo,between the legal lc
of sale, mi the first Tuesday in April, the fol
lowing property
A fimissued from tho Jwticos court of tin-
PL’ilth TNs. tr. M., one in fltver of Hawkins
Mayott, and tla* other in favor of Ediuon*
A Alien vo said Kidder. Levy made by
Would respectfully call attention to the
COOKS^C STOVES.
properties tntnlly diHrront iu tnvtt >
character from anything lo be found in t
in I'dv k ?«I
tut vilx-Ji-ney Jm/o: ririii«^|^HAV<>
United s
iraclicoof safety
DR. T.TTTLK8
Ringworm and Tetter Ointment
fmidi-ds of eases of Chronic T.tpf/
ihl Heads, mid diseases of the skin naerif
ly. havo been cured by this rcmnlv. .J
since the introdiiciiou of tho No. 2 i.r.-n.r.
(being stronger) scarcely a mise ]„« lV,
found that it will not cflectuaUv orudiratfia J
short time. For the euro of f'anecrotiVsmM 1
I Ulcers it is applied in tho form of 5|
tors, and almostinfallihlo.
inns arc referred to the 13th pn^ ( ||
Dr. Little s pamphlet, to tho eeuiejnu „ „
I t!u> Mufrrin Medicn, tnni (,, |
i compounding his diflVrvnt rniifdi*,
ked to snv if they nro nn| the eliieft*
of the pnifcsaion. a* he himself L M I
practised medicineextemively fi.r lm.r*tbu|
•n venrs. before retiring to I hr hnaineu. 1
All order* should hr- nddressrd to
LITTLE A BUG.. Mnr„ n .n a
For sale in Rome, l.y Mi ssis. Fulfil A lij^i I
lid by I. W. Dean, (.V’» ---» •• '■
hauls «r Druggists gei
ro Springs, «m| M n .|
orally. julyje. I
VI
IIA YWUOD’X
BALM OF SAVANNAH! 4 C ®
L'leansiag, .\anrinhingand Ucautifyii.
Til K HAIR.
I N presenting the BALM OF SAVANNAH I
to the public, thu proprietor doc* a.
f thu hesitation nllentling i|, t - lc I
iroduetion of a new nnd untried nrtirle,
has imw been fifteen veins before the pullic,|
nnd each year bus udded in its populai M
The demand for it having incrensed so |
' iv pruvhiM* facilities for its ninm Im>|
•cmvhutj
turn, the jirnprii
nmutgcmeirts for prodt/eiug It
trusivo hciiIc, and
its former cxcelb-n
prnctii-ul ex perit in-
ntlv
t the >
HANFORD’S
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
NEVER DEBILITATES.
I T is Compounded entirely from
(■llllts* and bus become nil o«tnhli.-hed
fact, n Stan dm d Medicine, known and up
prove hv all tluitlp^Jhove used it. nnd i>
now rcw i te»l m wiltk.Q :i»n.Jeh vj«e i» nil tin
—— ' -r which i* •“* »»..«.«h.»H.i,.,i
ml th.n
nls within thu ln*t
PATRIOT
VICTOR
LARGE, RICH,
ELEGANT STOCK OF
Fall nnd Winter
Daylight,
Sun Rise,
!
Golilcu Ern
HEATING STOVI
. . ; ES FOU THE PAULOR, CHURCHES,
li!? • •-
1
greatly on the Bow- W
L-t thu diet ites ofl^
-m, iv.
adapted to the ton
|g,dividn..l taking i
Itiuntilics ns to ui
I'onr ju<rgmi-ntgiiid.
cure Liv ,Pn or Coiiipla 1
iuk-». Dys- peps la. t'hi
Bummert'"iiijd»inl.-
Sav an*.in. Ai'ff. 3. p.'l.
J. M. Haywood. Agent—DeurKir: I ckn
fully enmplyjwith my iin-inLr, lo gin v,i|
my •pinion of the nierits of y. nr Ba’ii' “
Siivuiinnh. After using it fors’wnie tw» v
prepared to speak from experience.
pronounce it the bust jiml
do Mol hesitate t
im rat ion for the hair tlm
) esteem it a iiIchmiiiI and convenient infill
fi>r dres-iug (lie hair, p-k^rssuig moat cf-li
11rt nr* da unci for the p.-pnljr fn*iueti.s .-[
the day. with none of their deMrriotis qu.«*i-
tie*. I led confident that it only needs tdi
' tl*c public to heeonia univerull]
popular.
ru.qK'ctfnllv voers,
NV. f. THOMPSON,
rof Savannah Morning Ni«
llnhitlliil oth* i
dijeel of ibis is lo date fi n* I lm
"»>ths. iim.I .Mr. lliix wood’s If nil
"'ll as the Balm of SiiYuMinli
nnd it it o« mparnMy 'i«;*» rior l
nnle Wo ikne*s
an Ordinary I
Sick li.M.lud''
in. Flatulence,
ind nia v ho il«e.l ' ve
iinily Medicine. | It
the dandruff. *e„
laiiUain* the
|ifru-.tAt condit
specifics pi Hi m
rii/riner* BoileiH. Tea Kettles. U-.n
*. from Round Mountain Work*. T
Bathing Tubs. Shower Baths. Sugar Rove
•rtuient of nil kind* .,f Tin, Slieot ir<
id Itoihn's, ll.ilh,
I would respectfully t- ml.
$260,000, besii I os tho valuable lives that
wore sacrificed by tho huruudor and his mnr |
gang.
table and ratiirued In farmer SheriII*.
in Lot of Laud No. 3I. Atli Pis. -Itli flee.:
'f James Tador to
wido bv constable
J. B. AKRItOK Slicriffi
“Why Jonos, nro you boro? IIow
did you leave your wife and tho ba
bies?”
“Now, see here strangor, you ain’t tho
first man to-day that Jins culled mo Jonos
an l reckon 1 must look awfully like
him.; but I aiu’t Jouesatvd moro’n that
you imisrr’t cadi uae- Jones. 1 huiix’t
no wife, nor babies nutlior; but this
hero gal and mo are goin to git spliced,
and then you can talk about my ivifo an
\ wouldn’t wonder but what, in the
courso ul' time, you might talk about
tho babies too; but you mus’nt call
me J ones.”
Thisrotort brought forth vociferous
laughter from the spectators, and it
also brought blushes to tlio face of
the tall “giil that was going to be splic
ed.”
‘Ah, Jone*,” said Gregg, “you will re-
IVM. MCNAUUIIT, ) J Tims. HCIIUTCIIIS
I AS. OnMONU, | | J NO. MOti ItIHOX,
McMAl’CaiT, ORMtkXU At Co.,
Commission Merchants,
Ami Drain's in General Mcrchnndiu
Keystone Building', Whitehall St.
ATLANTA, GA.
^REFERENCES—Messrs. Smith ,
Patrick: •Sinnllwnud, Earl A Co.; Alien, Mc
Lean A Bulkley. New York : Win. M. Law-
ton A Co., Naylor >t Smith, Charleston ; J. K.
Tcfl, Cash'r., Duncan A Johnston. Savannah;
Post A Mid, Now Orleans; Walsh, Smith .V
Co., Mobile; OriUeudcn A Co., Louisville; M
J. Wick*, Fmcd. Miuijihi;
Co., flt. Louis.
Stoves—••■m-d-'in: ,.f
DRY GOODS, SSSil
bwon short iv..it {#•«*.
! thanks to a liheraf eoinntuiiffv
id Splendid St.iok’
the r.
Now Opening
D. A. Jatiunrv .t
A CARD.
TO THE PUBLIC.
(IHORtilA, Floyil County.
W ILLIAM McCULLOUGII and WIL
LIAM BAILEY having applied III he
unpointed Guardians of the persons and pro-
l>* rtv of Willis L. and Tlmmas M. Lowry,
minors muter fourteen years of age, residents
«f said county.
This is to cite all persons ooneernoif, to IW-
nnd appear at tho term of the Court of Ordi
nary, to be held next after the expiration of
thirty ib.y.4 ficniii' tll,» first) publication, of this
liotico, and shoir eimse-, irf any they l\nv*.
why said William Mef'uiroiigh uruf WiRiaita
Bailey should not he intrusted with the
Guardianship of the persons and property
• if Willis L. and Thomas M. Lowrv.
Given under my hand and ollieial signature,
this 2l*lli February, ISfin.
in are L2 J. LAM BERTH, Ord.
Latest Styles mid Iiiiportation
wULuh will bo a old at tlvo
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
SIhp* l>i|) light, Suu Rise.
.IneliH, jii.iI l»Lewi», ,tva nil i
properly put n-p.
As the stove basin*
m v trade,T am. ami I
do Hint will la-1 n
dor*land thefr bn
-ibililv, an v lot. *d - Stoves ever
0 )1) S V IIAItri AN, -aid
' ’’iitriot, Victor, .lloruing
n Fra, Iron Wizard, Red
I.Wll-iMhiljr.:, lurl uml j„iviil of MV mw/VU-ss.
ix watorin the mouth with tho Invigai
nnd swallow l.ntli together.
l'rice One Dollar per Ilottlc.
—ALSO—
SAXfOUD’S
FA MI L.Y
CATHARTIC PILLS,
('tIMPOUNDED FROM
I'RE VEGETABLE EXTIJAt’T'fl,
pid up ill Gins* Cases, Air Tight,
keep in unv elimalo.
he Family Ca j • |lhaiTi 1 'ill in t
} Edit..
as- aiy t-xperleiiee gore.
J. L. LOCI
of Iho Mavanuah Repuhlirnn.
Mir 26. IM*. |
Mr. J. M Haywood. Aguit; It giv*-
pleusiiru l*i certify (u the um-niuilrd nu#!i!*
■if voiir B.iJi,i />/ S.n-oiiii/1 h. It }.* thr
tonic fur tin- hair, as well an the most rile*Ini
exterminator of dniulrntf I liste «ver tried —|
M.v half has been inrlinerl to fall out i
mraHnrk «.f Yellow Fever in 1*51.
ilf the jireyentive* I hate triad.
ill | Balm *.f
Thi
has u se.l i
tlianiwon- j
linah ha* been the mo*! *oim-»%|
1 much I *av most ehrerlhITr.
nr-. Ac.. |'.’ W. A LEX ANDEIh
Editor of the Savannah Repuhli**
The (•mi.slant I v i
from those who ha
and the HnlLfucti.
regard to their um*.|
plaeu them within',
The
v power to loiihl up n | ter
' M
f the ho
he reaeh **f all.
veil known that dif
>ii diDuront portions
the result.
All persons i
. evunuiio
t attention paid
i delivery of the
The Family Ca-I
I dun referonco to this
I) J been erfnip
Manufacturer of Tin, Shed Tec
Wo have on liuml a largo aasorUnont of
READY-MADE
Abolitionists, wo 'would inform the jwiblio,
that one of our firm owns a plantation in tlie
South, nnd that all the members of it buvo
nnd
large Interests in tho Pout hern Stale
..... , . v that wo are neither so rich ns to wish
gi/efc this lu future. 1 pity your wife and I jure our own property, nor so foolish to je«p
children and thb poor girl/*
••So Mr. Ilarpoi*, your real name
, is it ? And)
idyou)havoboon fooling
,havo you? Well we ain’t bplicod
\ et, and 1 don’t think wo will bo soon
iiuther,” said tho girl, and horoyes fair
ly tlashed fire.
“datie, Jano,” (said he, “don’t you
know I'm Hill llarpor? There ain’t a
darned drop of Jonoa Uood in iuo, and
J *11 prove it.”
At this moment, JofT Jackson, Bill
St covers and Jim Byors entered, and,
of courso their attention was called
towards Harper by his loud talking.—
They stopped up to him, and one of A '
them said:
“Why Jones, what is all this mss
about.” . ,,
This was more than Harper could
gland. Leaping Upon a seat ho cried
ardiaoour intcre.-ts. nor so unjust as t<* inter
fere with the rights of our friuU'D.
We also tle.firo that our customer* may bo
nbhXijJate, (having our own signature’ for
proof.) that they buy their guo*ls from a
out;
“Now, my name ain't Jonos, and
<-an link tho follor as says it ia.”
By this time wo had reached H—
nnd our friend Fred, came into the car
and made Harper keep auiefc. The
girl that wouldn’t bo “spliced” request'
cd Fred to help her on tho train that
was going back to N , which ho did,
and t he notorious Jones, alius Harper,
followed her. Wo learned afterwards
that he proved himself to be Bill Ilnrno.
instead of Bill Jonos, and ho and hi
“gnl” got spliced.
.Southern house, which ha
such since IT5»;t, and that the firm bn.* spent
time ami money liberally, na«l has always
used its influence in opposition to Abolition
tv, for leu ve
to tho csUite of Martini Winfrey, futu of tlm
countr of Flovd, deceased. Tlwrs 27th Feb
rnary*. l-Sr.O. LABKIN BARNE1T.
(■K()R(«1.\, Floyil County.
W 11KBF.A8. William J. .Smith, executor
,.f Charles Wchli. d
Fanaticism iu every fin
We hope the thousand* of our friends wh
havo road tho calumny, may seo this dee
re refutation of if.
PHILIP SGTIIKFFKLIN A CO.,
mnrflwlOt. New York City.
duly filed and
entered mi record, that he has lit fl v adminis
tered Charles Weld/* e-tate.
This is. therefore, to cite nil persons con
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause
thoy eau. why slid Executor should
not be discharged from hi* Executorship
NOTICE.
LI* Persons are notified uot^ lo trado for
four notes given to Francis A. Husou,
a note* for twenty-tiro dollars each, duo
May llth,August 11th.November nth.lSfiO,
a I note for nine dollars, duo December
25th, all payable to Francis A. Ilttson,
or bearer, fi-r nogro hire, signed by me. 'J’ha
eonsiderutior. for which said notes were given
having tailed, 1 am determined not to pay
them, uiiIosh oompellcd by law.
icbl4-triw2m.
8. JONAS.
CIIATTOOISA UlTER
INSTITUTE,
Gajiesville, Cherokee Co., Ain,,
8. M. AINBWORTH, A. M, Principal.
ITUDENT8 of both sexes will he received
* the
Given under my band and official signature
at office, this 5th March, fstiO.
uiarlO. JESflK LAMHKRTII. OnPy.
CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
To the Bo-Drugged^
—AND—
Poisoned Citizens of Georgia
Y'^iT ,,ilU
deluge of the
compounds in tho form of
••Alchoholie Drinks, that
ever emanated from that
pifrtnftfwcrty, th» Li v v..ft
HAI.TON
Female College Lottery,
OF GEORGIA.
Chartered hi/ the State in 1‘ftifl.
W. C. DAWSON & Co., Mu's,rs
I MAOUX, UU SAVANNAH.OA.
*iis|ien*oii f
cine, and in. either i
fllcct is the same.
• (hey
Thor
- hilt i
a goo»l assort moat o.f
l thu
u* a luxury ora mudieauient
a safe and reliable stiinu-
Innt, sold under stuui|) and
seal, which render.* it evr-
been tampered with.
fe\K(if$
If. \a/i iftiin Stilt’
ItiM’larjlt
S'I»ID fw jy
NOVEL SCHEME!
Foticy Ffuu I*ot(cry.
thriftic Pill has.with
Well es I li Id is bed fact
,. t from a varkljr oft be
Vegetable td Extracts, which aet
verv parli<| of the alimentary
etilint, and ..re good O and safe in all eu*es
where a Catliarlie is needed, such n* De-
r»iigemeuts of the fltoinn.-h, Sleepiness,
Pains in th>- liiek and Loins, Costivone**,
Pdin and Soreness over Mm whole ho-lv. fiom
sudden colp, which frequently, if neghieteil.
end in a long course .if Fever, Loss of Appa-
I, a Creeping
eight in
great
body. Restlessness, Headache, o
*h*\ head, all Inflammatory Disea
Children or Adults, Rhouinnti
Purffiorof the bio. d and many
which fl.-sh is heir, the numerou.
in tliisridxersiscincut. Dose, 1 to 3.
Price, ‘.I Dimes.
The Liver Invigorator nnd Family ftnthnr-
IMIls nro retailed by Druggist- generally,
mention
By this flclicmo.
iik select their »>
any amotmi for
they may de.-ire
Rri
And t
Stout-, anil SIioom,
GKORDIA, I'loyil enmity.
AATIIEREAS. William J. Smith,
VV trat
rator of Matthew Smith, represents to
. Inly tiled and
tertxl »m record, tliat lie lias fully administer
ed, Mathow Smith’s estate.
This is therefore, t«» cite all persona
cornM. kindred and creditors, to show cause,
if nuy they can, why said administrator
should not be discharged from his adminis
tration and receive letters of dismission on
tho first Monday iu October. ISfifl,
dor my hand and official signature
..flic.:, this 5th March. DIM),
iiiurl0. JESS E LAM BERTH. Ord’y.
tJKORGIA—Floyd C’ouut).
rpWO MONTHS after date apppli.-otin
HATS &. CAPS,
TH.TTKriS.S, rfJo.
’ea Class 2, Draws OV,.% 1S59.
every succeeding day (Sundays ex-
Qrtieln id jj 1 . fo|>tol;) «l i „'di.ak. 1*. M.
C’lIARI.KS* I jT*Vf-In tbi.« Seli.-me, thru are 75 Numbers
^lONUONeORDm, GIN.
H 11 ' ls i 118 ' 111 ''' 1 '...-lor OlKolvia ,.l Uic Brit- Wheel. If „ |ht«,ii solool. oho NiiihIht out
.1,0 ye x , : t„l,l/ King.i:;,,','" an,U. 1™ toilT. %vL tiUrty "for "one. k",I«o™|"”
ted Numbers are djuivn, be gets two Uiitt-
lf Ibtir selected number* are
u,o in, ’.r.'-i f«r "»«> if n™
GIVE THEM A CALL,
o the • irdinary of Fi
ll all the land and ).e-
duties of life, or any class in our Col- grocs belonging to the estate of John It. Win-
legos. Competent Teachers arc employed. j frey, late of raid couuty deceased. Tin's Jau-
t 2cdh. I SCO.
j feb2 ’ATIOS. W. ALEXANDER, AJm'r.
I‘‘Money Saved is Money Made.’'
P. COHEN &. CO.
t healthy boveragu extant.
'Pur. Most Eminent Pnrsimxs of Europe drod r*»i-
and America, not only recommend its use by ,| rawn , Thnnmind
d hearty, but preseriho it us a selected Nmulu rs are drawn, five thousand
. r ," |U "r 1 '. .of »ix I numlwn ore
1 ill. 1-i.u.M.K Skx will find it not onrv a tifteun thniisnii.i ... ni J
Kmr.firSri 11 ? 1 * / U ! aCOr ‘, ai " reUefhl auirer * »“*«■«. selected „limbers im. taken, an,/all
lugs of u purudieai chumvtcr. of th«isM*in..l.«.M .... . ,
A».U,VT,0»,. of all rank, pro- ai„o„ B ||,c *El.v» Drawn Nuqibcri,“c!,“
all tho
old wholesale by thu Trade
8. T.W. SANFORD. M.D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
Greatest Reduction
KV11R MADE IN STANDARD
Z5
jM|mf aa
@ WM
A. M. Binjnger &
(Establilhed 1778,)
SOLE IMPORTERS
Nc "38 Dioeclwey K
This agreeable Tonic, design
especially as a
Safe and reliable Media
for Family Use,
.8 offered to the Public as a s«
•ior article, poffcfling alt the '
ues aferibed to it as a Matid*
Beverage, and deferving of ti
patronage in preference to the 1
nouiieo it perfectly puru, and its restorative Ticket is a
mcriss incomparable.
Sold only in quart nnd pint battled by all
Druggists’ Grocers, Uountrv Merchants, Ac.
Beware of IMITATIONS. Ihiv only
CHARLES’. None OTHER is IMPORTED.
B. BALDWIN .t CO.,
Side Imporleri
.1.v...„ v.
Depct Nn. jg. Broadway, New Y«.rk. .
Also imjHtrtcrs 0/ jSne Wi/ies, Brandies*
Blank.
Havana Plan Lotteries,
Draw four (I) Times a Month J
agd arc tlio moat Mbctal of any ftjkuinos ere4
aflered. For pnrtimibirs address.
W. C. DAWBOX A CO., Miinnners,
oct2C.ly,] Macon nnd Silvanitah, Qa.
iV‘wnro of obnoxious nixtw'M, put up in JfAWft month* nfler date appUeathm will -be-
in it He.-*. hearing the above title*. They arc A, ,n 'tdd la tint Ordinary «)f Floyd c.i
all common mixed C‘
'Tlicy* lira X* AntidS to tlid'Ownnanr '\)f Floyd county/.
- - , ...vl until cQinnaivd. for leave toaell ail (ho- Lund . hblojjBihi 't/v " A" i * l il | plj. . . ,
wltuAhe gonuino . thawkilo.of-Jolm AVliRa, deceased/'Into of X*."6°usfaiitly on huud and fin- .-mle bv
“ClIARLKS’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.’-- • j JOhidCMiuty. This Oth FobrnarydflM. 7- iA iCOTHRANS *>KLLI0TT; Agll,
they ureuptto deceive the uuwury. sex»k.7.1y. | HARIUSON CAMP, ’Adiu'r. Romo,Go., Noy, 18,6m.
Sc>viiij> 91 it chines!
AFTER this data, I will sell the iinprovod
Barlliolf Fnmily Suwing Machines at a Ro-
duetion of $20.00 from former prices.
P. 8.—Tho New Straight Needle Maehino
is now out.
imv23.ly. A. LEYDEN, Qcn’l Ag’L
_ Atlanta. .On.
VIRGINIA LAND PLASTER
Buena ViBta Banks.
. N-Fukll SALTV1M.H,
WXMUINCiT.IN COVNVV. VA.
4 “‘“.qf Uiciibjvo Ujiiuo.l j)la*|er, kept
der vicious pretentious names.
The fad that our houfc (eltabli^
,n 1778,) has attained a f" ,|)ri
reputation for the genuine chart
ind purity of its Liquors, will
•ruft, be a sufficient guarantee oit
txcellence of this article.
Put up in Quart Bottlei
.afes of one and two dozen &
ind fold throughout the world
Druggifts, Grocers, &c.
Druggifts and Dealei
Supplied with
Wines and Brandi® 5 .
Direft from United States Bonj
;d Warehoufes. „
In