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Newspaper Page TextKansas Tentlmony Against Brown. ilionitl papfr thotethim up at a I *-F=~ foiled astattin—Curiout fucti about | rlvin i of blood and about the Harper t oipit aff. Iterance (Kansas) Herald of Freedom, jTfltiU IJtWS Jtfll'8. WARTHIQf and JHIaa i.YDiA J. Kill WEB, of Green- OCU W.J r9 i thing the popple of Kansas heard hn Drown wan in auminer ul 1855. g ol ultra Ibollllonfeii wii held at rs in our AiivntlsiaR Columns.! ,l “'' , Nov. 4th, by Rev. James K. Ureadnax, nt the rcsl- Another "Broad Street Houan" has been denee of the hrlda'a mother Mr. JEKfkrboN t. nnrnrrf in ihta Mtw snn,..,. ,L t .• . | KU8TSK,of Dike canty, Ala., and Mlw KL17.AUKTH openra tn this city, opposite tho location ol 1 GODWIN, of this county. the <1.1 one. Rev. F. ,M. BurNTON It the I November 4tli, at the residence of the bride's fa- proprietor, and wc doubt not that he W >U give satisfaction to his guest We eee in various places in ottr city ma ny beautiful specimens ol Mr. Abbott’s skill aa a taxidermist. Ilia stuffed birds look as life-like as any in Barnum’s i\fuse uin ; and we have in the South a variety ol birds of beautiful plumage, which any one can procure and have prcsc-ved by the art which Mr. Abbott understands so well. More Candidates,—Mr. Gsoitug A. IiccKEOA lor Deputy Marshal,and Mr. Joan Li.', yd lor Clcik ol Council, are announced as candidates at our approaching municipal election.' Mr. Huckcl a has received tho temporary appointment ol Street Overseer, and in tho service ol the city herelulorc lie has alwoya proved himeril one ol the most efficient end laithlul edict rs she lisa ever hsd— always end reliable could not be selected as Dtputy Marshal. Mr. I.loyd has ofeo been in the service o* the cily as Treasurer, and filled the position most acceptably and faithfully. There is no doubt of his capacity to discharge the duties of City Clerk properly, or ol the industry and xesi with which he would perform the work ol thoodicc. Akoihkk—Mr. Nix, the present faithful City Sexton, announces himscll a candidste fur re-sleet ion. We refer ail who wish to add to their household conveniences to the advertiement ol D. B. Tuomfbox ft. Co. .Mr. J. B. Ilt’FF, who has heretofore c* tablished a achool of high character, lor . , . . . " I both males snd Icmslcs, in Cusseta, Ga., n nC J^* ? «hn I associated with himself Mr: Ciuiu.se 11. IIa.mm, snd a new session under their join: charge will commence on the second Monday in January. Mr. HulT has exhibit- «d to us very satisfactory testimonials ol cinity, but I Mr. Hamm's competency aa a teacher and -. !»ed back towards Orsutvstomie. ■ standing as s man, irotn gentlemen occupy- ht I'clure reaching lli.l place, when , hi h poluiona Al.b.m. .nl el... • vi-miles away, they camped lor the . * ' . , . , Dll John Brown, v.ho, wo believe, wt,or ®' 1 t,e c » n hardly fail to be a h me parly, singled out, with himell, popular and successfufono under their man en. These he marched to a point agement. iles above the mouth ol ruttawato- More Storage.—Messrs. Ifuauts, Daniel At Co. sro now receiving ami storing cotton in their new Ware-house (tho old Funtsino), hicli the Mosers. Bates, by an sciivc prosecution of (he work, have thus curly re built upon the ruins ol the'old one. They thus enabled not only to shelter thousands ol hales under tho new lire-prool sheds, but to allow oi the diminution ol the tuck which hud rather inconveniently ac cumulated at .tho old Lowell Warc-hoiiso. The two wiil store an immense quantity ol cotton. ”, N. Y., if «'0 recollect rightly. , session Brown, who is a native ol „niy, N- Y-, appeared in that con gou made n very fiery speech, hich ho said ho had lour sons in gild he had three others who were cl going there, to aid in fighting et ol freedom. Ho could not con- : o unless he could go armed, and like to arm all his boos, but was 1 do so. Funds were contributed , principally by Genii Smith. *ur sot.■ had loented on Pottawata- g, in Lykius county, and in .he fall were joined by the lather and other Wnen the Waknruita war was tiro old man snd lour sons arrived i.ce; tho balance he reported sick, drove up in tront ol the Free State ,ey were all standing in a small wugon* To each ol their persons >ed a Bhort heavy broadsword, supplied with a voodly number • and navy revolvers, and poles ■inline endwise around the wagon | e,er J r tluly. A better Ji fixed bayonets pointing upwards, ogl'd really formidable, and were with great trial. A small military organised at once, and tho d was given to Old Brown. From ncnt he commenced fomenting dtfli- ..(imp. disregarding the commands mr officers and 'tying to induce tho gu down to Franklin and make an port the pro-slavery forces encamp- The Committee ul Public Solely iled upon several times to head oil adventure, and the people ol Law- ad planted themselves on the law, r 1 hit they bud not been guilty ol i.d that no armed hedy ol •juld enter the town lor any purpose ■r, and that they would not go out i to attack any such body. Peace abliahed snd old Brown retired in ■ reached John Brown, Jr., who! ueinher ol Topeka l.egislm ure, he | cd a company ol about eixiy men rchtd towards Lawrence. Arriving yro, lie learned of the Backing of the ! d 1 Ire position of the people. • erd lor NS and Miss CUBAN Il ABBEY, 1 ty.Oa., tiov ti, by lin.D. M Covnn, Mr. tlKOttUE K.MOl.kK, of Terrell muni/, to Mbs L. V. tiAS TON, or Harris eonnty, (la. In acknowledging the receipt of n r.lco piece of the wedding cake, we tender to tho happy couple our congratulations and a desire for their unalloyed ff licit. In the married sta «. SPECIAL NOTICES. A. PACT! ^2 AT the CASH Dill« STORK you can obtain Hr BKTTKH It AltO A INS for TilK CASH than A elsewhere In this City. Persons who have bought elsewhere and now buy of u* have satisfied themselves that wo tlo give Ilettcv Cash Bargains t 4+- SATISFACTION guaranteed. Very ltespeet fully, the performance ol j J. A. WHITESIDE & CO (nearly opposite the "Plant ana* IIoTBL,) Columbus, Georgia. OKRUNB KHRD8KNK Oil*—Culorksa; A flue lot of KCROSKNK LAMPS; A fresh supply ot LKKCHKS: Congress Water and >ek, and called from their beds ral res deuces, at the hour ol mid- 1 ha 24lh »t May, 1835, Allen ion, William Gherman, William P. William Doyle and Drury.Doyle. All und 1 he next morning by the road- 111 the highway, no mo with a ganti head-und sides und their throats her* with their ekul.s bulit open in •*, with ho ea in their breams and 1 off; snd others had holts through »»ia, with their lingers cut off. JVo Ji'iuiai hat protended to deny that 1 iho mi led that murderoui foray, ■ at>acred those turn. Vp to that period r of old Jolt .1 Urown’f head, or that if hit tout, hadbetn 1 hjured by the pro~ ■ party. i» j.--t until tho 30th of August, three alter the Po iswutoiinn massacre e anurk was made ot, l)ssawa uime pro-slavery lurecs, and Frederick Accident on Girard Kailroad.—Yea terday morning two (roight trains canto in collision near station No. (i niftlio Mobile Ar- Girard Railroad, Emnahing the engines badly, but without Boriuutly injuring any one on either train, it wna at first reported he 0 that several persons were killed, and this rumor nrouacd considerable anxiety, hut we were happy toiearn that nobody was dangerously hurl. It is to bo (eared, how ever, that tho injuries to the engines will temporarily curtail seriously the facilities ol tlio road lor bringing ,n cotton. But Msj. Howard ika man ot energy, nnd fertile in re- sou 1 ces, and he will soon repair a!i damages. BROAD STREET HOUSE, (ESPECIALLY FOR PLANTERS!) F. M. BOYNTON, OYRR TIIK CORNER BTORKft OCCUPIKD IIY E. BARNARD ft CO., C0LDMBD8, Oe-irffia. November 13,1059 wtf Mule Strayed or Stolon. l.r.rr the Plantation of th« undersigned, inedluuiNltc, 10or 12-year* obi. wnive spot on thesf ‘ “*■ • ha* a lump size of I will pay n liberal reward ir delivered to me, ana will lie thankful for information *«» Mint I mny get hlui. L. M. Ill GU Kits. November 15, IMS wit Darby’s Propbyltelle Fluid. Tho above with ivory otln-r article In tho Drug lino we offer at the LOWEST PRICKS for CASH. Just remember that no Drug lloueelu the City will or can afford loaell articles FOR LESS thau WJS DO FOR CASH. tJLCall at the CASH DRUG STORK or J. A- WHITESIDE & CO. Not 4^ dwtf |1W“AMONG dUeoice, Dyspepsia and Dlarrhcoa rank at moil UiRRult to cure. Wc are pleated to have It lu our power to point out a remedy which ha* proved effectual In man rates, and which w safety recommend os % certain and Infallible It has been the meant of rescuing thousands an untimely grave ami riven the glow of Lea many a cadaverous form. The medicine Overseer Wanted. T DKSIUKIo otnploy an Overseer f<r tho next year I to take ,'h.vrRe of 10 or 1- hands, IS mllrs from thoeiti. A single man would !•« preferred. Good wages will bjglran to a utsu tint will romo well re- eoatmended. F. G. WILKINS. November 14.1*39 dwtf WILLIAM THOMAS ABBOTT," TAXIDI.MIHT, n AS just returned, and beg* leave to Inform the . rlttsens of Columbu- and vicinity, that he Is prepsred to PRESERVE AND STUFF Hlrda, Ilr nota, Fishes, ltcptllcs, In sects, AC. Ac. Ac. IMITATE I.IKK Pi alt III similitudes and per fec it* of nature, lu a suncrler stvle -faced student of ... ..is arduous leak ? <1 counsellor escape the wrnngllngs, the ,m- hitler feuds of the hall* of justice f or skillful physician may not turn a deaf car rosslng toliclUiloni of suffering humanity? icre It a time 'ha' I* calculated to enliven and expand the energies; and not only glow of health to the check of the youth, • v newed vigour lo the very soul of the In firm and sedentary. To the field* then! to the bright and beautiful fields, with ‘‘dog and gun." wander forth and enjoy prcuorveA,'twill be capUtatln^ln tour Fori In Columbus by ually In- have doubt less the ioendsney «rt»r any other preparation before For sale by Druggists and dealer* everywhere and " ' ' R. A. WARE A PON, and l'EM UK UPON A CARTER. ETt«e advertisement of Dr. 8 AN 10RD’8 LIVER INVIGOHATORIu another column. dwly ALLEN'S KOUTIIEItN hlMMEVlM OCRED IN FIFTKKN MINUTE8. [-Dear Hr:—Allow mo In behnll ■iiilmeiit tot, ndrr you niy cert.l'i- s'wlili VI lie sulte<l many |>hy*iclaiis but their prefcrlptinu all failed to relieve me Durlngsne sf those ni: i. kn, when exercised with til the pain I could endure, I chanced to see a bottle of your Liniment that 1 had used upon my horse—I took about a spoonful of li and in t\tirrn minutetl was free from pain. I have taken It fire Uiucs anti it hasn/icuyirelieved ine immediately, and now for nmnlh* 1 I Agent iiamucn s express,uoiumbus, Gi Feb.20,1859 dwi DARBY’S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID "hit u a iVeui JHtreioery. pit the revdt «f fsar, Utiearch. It is u triumph nj .'i-ieu^l'c .'thill! IT Is a Chemical Union of materials, provided by JL Nature herself, for rendering purs the air wc Mangoelh forth unto hi* work, snd to Id* lalmi 111 the evening. [IV civ. 2S.J Tltc stresm is calmest when It near* the tids, l close of day, they pat* away, toller charm —ulng'* robe of halm, dug Is larely, folded cm,* It man must ever love hrr !•«»!, A holy fragrance UUr ih • breath of prayer; That mornlug knows n '•Until the evening" we must weep and toll, Plough life's stern furrows, dig the weedy m Trend with sad feet our rougn and thorny * summer evening, d ve behind 111 us we pa Tarry twilight round o And leave behind HweH, starry Edinburgh. < X ) M M E K(: l A.E. COLL'M HIJ8, Nov. M. CoTTOS—Only s few ssles wrrs made on Saturday, at prwloui prices. Holders required an advance, avid buyers were not disposed lo yield to their dr. msndt. We continue to quote 9)+ to 10^r., the lat ter figure for Strict Middlings. . scripts of last week about 5,500 bales. CHATTANOOGA, Nor. 10.—The article of (lour however Ims advanced in demand f' V%reta roimuands by quwntl- k light Wheal, good article mien, In the prime of manhood, at bU residence In Chat- ikoscliee county, Gt.. 0“ "" J — rt - - # - Dr JAMI4 McLESTtCU—leaving of iiillsmmatory t- . ring a void in thscli of wife, children sml friends, that cannot be^flli tic son WILLIE, aged V yi-ara.vnd it months,| lie was preceded o -ton WILLIE whlM playing n was a> cldcntallj falling upon him; 1 able to relieve him before It w ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Cltr he it 011. eS-WE are authorised ts announce THOMAS NIX as a candidate for re-electlo« to the ofBce City fiexton at the ensuing election. Nov IMe* For Clerk ot C-oanoll. K'E.lVEare su hortsed to announce JOHN LLOYD as a candidate for Clerk Council at lbs ensuing mu. nlcipal election. Nsv. b-te J fT* WE are authortsed to announce K. II. MU^ GROVE as a candidate for Clerk of the City Council of Columbus, at the ensuing election. and Important from lit .must ills*. TTLE WITH THE 0UEHRILLA8. CAT OF TlIC AM CHIC A NS. R0WN8Y1LLK IN A STATE OF SIEGE. xtra of tlio Brownsville Flap, rec< iv- Aiizonu, which vu.fel nirivcif nt Now son llie 7tl>, furnishes lito and high- ; ortant intelligenco from Iho Bio , which we give below : |-|M!srs that n force bad been organ 1- Urownsvillo lor (bo purpose ol attack- jiliuas' band; It was composed ol my rsneheros and iwnnty Amen- cn our wide, und filty of the Malnmo- lUntry utidt'i Lieut. Uul. Luruuca.tlio Ir on our snlo being under (ho corn- I of Copt. Thompson. They carried the in a four-pounder belonging to tbc esn f»rces, uini a four-pound howitzer gmg to Uspl. Keitntdy. 'i’lley iirrivrd e tabchc ol Uviliutt' inolln r, which found in possession ol uboui twenty tvuo retreated ultrr firing 0110 or two )s. During tin* firing tho cannon ol Anit-ricani rebounded and fell oil il* Nix or sewn mounted Americana retook the gun, but being unable rut»unt il, and foiling to get toy assis- trnm the inftrtiry, they ubaridonrd it. A tins tune H.e rout of tho attacking became general. Most all ot taunted m.*n had left, the majority ol inleniiy followed, snd ot lost the few had rertisined with the liltlchowi zrrat rarrol, finding thi nikolvcs unaided, and w in number liny were unublu lo pul gun into the river or destroy the nriiinu- •n as they dsa red, felt a so. Auloino lfe- »« and oiber*, got it into tho river af- arJ, but (J <rtinus has sin ft got il uut — preparations lor the expedition 1 r*Gi© : few had percussion caps for r r five charges ; many of the re found to ba too Urge for Lets, slid at tho close of the ultack. found that there was gh sniinuni'ion for a single r Gorlinas won u victory, and essiori of two very ftflicicnt piece* ol •cry, all the ammunition belonging to 1, * Isrgo kig of rill0 powder, and some -•ions which tig-it took place. From tho reports of >utl Burundi nnd Mr. Thomas, Uortinas •onie 250 or 300 men, but others • his forces at far less. But lew of the Ills Were seen si any • wifi now ha able to greatly increase I'Siid, having ttrlillctry and the protlig' victory to aid him. The 24th ult.. he m slopped the U. tJ. mail coining f>< ftdo, cut it open, examined each fetter '. opening ail but two, kept the mail ri- uotil to-day, and than sent down such be open letters as Im did not '• i’hi* mail rider left him examining contents nl ihe mail which had arrived 1 morning from Brownsville. On yeatrr- Mr. Jeflcrsi n BsrtLrlow, who had been •■‘tfie t me sojourning in Ssu Fi tmauhpas), returned with his family, king protection. ’ one .eventy lelon*, under sentence pM. uis of Victoria, had l r*n irl.a 'ho populscp, and had levied ronln* on the rich of that place. They e »!nce recruited other*, until 1: is report* !! -*t thry have a large l and, who are vib* 7 and mbliing tHw ranches, snd they ex- 1 to make ttu ir way oul to M.its- '>•• smJ Bruwiisviilc. 'J’ho daily and btly watches are most umctuitting y con- 'fd. Every citizen capable of carrying •* is in quarters, and th<i two twenty* r pound howiUters and nine cannon potted at three prominent points, which Jvlanded by barricade*, while the en* 10 ihscity is uhstructrd by others.— "• beeu sscefiaiiud that Cortinas ha* n sending out his scouts in strong bod- CttLenng up bursts snd driving olfcit* B sti ifport.J at Malamoros, that f thirty |o forty of the deep the Victoria prison, had '■‘d in joining Cortinas’ band, •!■• ^•<1 ohuiued fome $6000; but it t *n how he got it. He mails lift fur r *-J>tn the morning, aud a re urn mail “Id Lave come in from tlie f-rnrer pfece • QursJay, and from the latter on Friday, ( '••Itbef mail or riders h*V0 come in. No LLOYD os a can didst* n.r utera or “•>! Cortm is has token them. It Will be <-'ourt of Muscogee eounty. Election e ‘» scud thn marls i u rustler, units, well '1 °«»L 0< For Solicitor of ChaUahooskoo Circuit. 1 fo- They brve^*m»nJsiure uount engine 1 Wf a-« authorfeed.o annoanosth. namsof JOHN j Frsnuico propolled by ral p-wer. rEABODY as a candidate for tbs office sf Solicitor licy. I General of the Chsitabooshss Utreull. I is the "steam” sppUed—to the rats I August 11 ■■ | ,u the engine f j f.KF"WKart ouitnrlssdto snnouncs L. L HTAN- W«-s .► roui), of Hamilton, *s a candidate for FollcltorGea Belisrs a via.^fe^ **' eral of the Chattalraocbee Circuit, at the eUcUos to *•< sag sttivr ihlag ihatVIsis* I'sfers I he held on the first Mss^ay 1« Jasuary oext. t*a Uast la srMfs. [Byraa. j sept *4 *• breathe. Its action Is In obedience to fin d latvs. UUICK, SUKE. POWERFUL! It purlfles dwclllnirs, sinks, kitotrens. It removes all offensive odors. It rnre* liurn. »;ih lii.t.u.l r.-rt.tlnlr. '• It Is nest preparation ever used for fresh wounds. It destroys all vegetable and animal poison. It relieves in a few seconds tho bites of insects "rs, Ac. It prevents meat from spoiling, It Is a the best cosmetic. It relieves heartburn. It makes hunt watermft. nil Scarlet Fever It soothes boils when formed, heal* them rapidly. It Is good for carbuncles, ulcers, corns and sugga It cleanses the teeth and purifies the breath. The worst symptoms of mllfeated by the use Hies and Upon plant.,ton, l.< ading physicians bin, Savannal * , Montgomery, The Hospitals o llixpitals, cot puratluiis, ship Hospitals of N Orica .dials. Col pin atioi,* , planters, physicians, furnished by t To the fields »1^ . t ietsui e hours and a Persons wishing 1 by calling * >f amusement 1 learn the art c t Hoard- n'.us. dH vrlm following slat,*. lAtey a woman Kllvey a alrl al« , within Hi* legal hour* of sale, r In Janutry next, agrr rt of tirdluar.f of said r about 3'j yeara old, Theabove natn.vl 11 ember IS^lHjtt—tds * *>'ld a* the property of ►aid eounty, deceased. INLINE A. PAY NR. Admiaiutmtors' anil Executors’ Oslo. Plumbing! Plumbing!! ■jy/JARHLE Flsbs, Marble IVash llaatns snd Plumb- led H with DDL!) 1 n reasonable tern *. THOMPSON A CO., No. 143 B o ut FtreeL IfllfMIlUM OF FASHION. O.A.SIE3I CLOTHING MFOBIUM! No. 1*25 lirond Ht., COLUMBUS, GA., UAVK now in Storo and aro receiv ing Weukiy, a LARGE and well se lected Stock of Fall & Winter Clothing 1 At this establishment Clothing of all qualities and descriptions can be found CUT and MADE in tho LATEST and MOST APPROVED STYLE worn this season. GARMENTS and furnish Iho Kamo nt tho Short est Aid ice! beauty of style, cut and finish to plettBo the most fastidious, at 25 por CGllt. lGSS than tho tut mo arliolo con bo fur nished for in this City. As ito SELL EXCLUSIVELY for CASH ! it enables us to offer these inducements. Rosette, Melick & Co, No. 125 Broad St., Columbus, Ga. mxK A. M. BINIjNGJUK & CO. (E»TAHUU,BT> 1-78.) SOLE IMPORTEKS, No. 33N IJroHilway, If. Y. THIS DELICIOUS TONIC cxporially OrRlgncd |.>r Iho um of the Maiucit Pao- rv-Mo* and the Familt, po**c**eetho** in.'r.n«;c mr- dlcinftl properties (Tonic and Diuretic) which belong to all Old aud PL'HR GIN. Tho business of manufacturing spurious gin*, nnd oflerlng them *" beverage*, under the tlt'p*, '‘Aromatic,"— •Cordial," —“Medl'-ated," etc., has booonte so common, that the public ar^ Justly suspicious of nearly everything that Is offered und >r similar forma, and the trade has thus been brought Into disrepute. It hat re mained for our house (etahllshcd In 1773) to supply the pressing popular need, and to Inaugurate a new era In tho history of the Trade. IV# trust that our cataldlshed rrputatlon -lounded upon f0 yoars of expurlonco—abuudantly vindicate* our claim to pub- lie confidence. 1ST. 13. A comparison ofRInluger’* Old London Dock din with others Waring simitar name*, will establish lit superiority, and make other Caution unnecessary Pul up In Quirt Hottlm, In Cases of 1 and 2 d<>a- en each, and sold throughout thn worft by Druggslt* Druggiats aud Dealers supplied vrith Wines and Drandirs, Direct from Lulled Slates Hondod Warnhon*ea, or sale In Coluinbu*, Ga., by JOHN W. IIROOKA, and URQUICART k CHAPMAN, >f Obristopher T November lf>. January dty *■' it by the mameof Peter, •uglng to the litate of Christopher i.ue time and place, a negro boy by Ml, about It years ol •born Tayh d, liiilongiiig D d, belonging to r Taylor, dec'd. ■ell at public out- 1 Virginia Crook, to-wlt: VALVAULlfi Negroes at Ai!mi;iistrator'» Sale. ■J N compliance with cry "H the first Tn - lay lo January blncksmllli; I 1 >i,.k aaslu-i and lr mer, and II children. 1 boy 5yeara old. May a girl 4, und Tom 1 l.iyears eld, house nnd field hand, and their child tvlla, 11 girl 12 years old, very likely. Caroline, Held hand, about 23 ycais old, aud hor od home aervauk, sews well, I hou*e girl and • , good sttwy er and field hand, about 37 y> ;e, and her 3 children, ranging in Uordclia, Mephen, I res are very^llkely I qualities good, orest fro* * ' ■ li vision «itli I lit orest from dale, erally, front whom orders a recUons. 44T Manufactured only in Ihe Laboratory of J. DAIHIY. Auburn, All For sole by all the Druggists of Columbus, N. II.—Pcmona w ishing soils,ores, water, Ac., a lysed, can have It done uu reasonable terms by 1 > respectfully solicited. Persons w ishing soils,«: 1 have It done on reasonable terms by » lng to Prof. DAHJIY. March lo dw RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES l IIRYAN'M PTJLMONKJ WAKEllS The matt certain and tperdy remedy ever </i- "t ere.l for all intense*^ <J the t heit a ndj. umy', IU,,;h«, < ' 11I1K8F. \V A KERB give the i i -st iri'ianlaneous ami 1 pei feet relief and when persevered with acrortl lng to direction*, never fall to effect a vapid nnd last ing cure. Thousands have been restored to per fee health who have tried other means In vain. To all classes and all constitutions they are equally a bless ing and a cure—none need despair, no mutter how long the disease may have existed, nr however severe Il may he, profil ed the organic structure of ihe vital organsls nolhopclMfl'y decayed. Every ant afflicted should give them an Impartial trial. To VocALUtTR and Public SfRaxa**, the*e Wafers aro peculiarly valuable; they will lit os* hat remove he most severe occasional hoarscn(!*s; and their regular use for a few day* will, at all limes, Increase the power and flexibility of the voice, greatly Impro ving Its tone, compass and clearness, for which pose I hey i vocalists. Price 25 cents per box regularly used by many professional JOII MOSBfl, Pole Proprietor,Rochester, N. Y. In Columbus by IV HITE and AC’KK and all respectable Druggists feet tush lo get of that article in e >u*uni -1. that It I* Just the thing ri districts, a* a preventive 124 dwte For Marshal. JW“ WE are authorised to announce JAMB8 M HUGHES a* a candidate fur re-election to the office Maishal of Columbus. Election seecnd Saturday la DeeemLor mat. Oct. 13-ta HTWK aro authorised t« announce the name of GKORGK. W. IIAYNISasa candidate for Marthal of the city of Columbus, at the ensuing municipal elect ion. Get 13-te For Deputy Marshal. ITT WE are authorised to announce GEORfll A. IIUCKKIIA a* a efindldata for Deputy Marshal at ensuing December elcclipn. oet lV-d»« It. T. SIMONS announces himself as a can didate for Deputy Marshal, at the election on the second Saturday In Dscembcr next. Oct 21 u For KlicrtfT. • <t. WC are authorised to annoence Col. WIL LIAM WILLIAMSON as a candidate for Sheriff of Musengec county, at the ensuing eleeUen. ^ For Tax Receivar* ff.WKare authorised to announce ISAAC T. BROOKS as a candidate for re-elcctien te the offlee wko j gf Tax Receiver of Muacogee county, at the ensuing j January election. Nov, lff-dwte Fashionable Millinery! * Green, an Oxford Freshman; Miss Sllmmun'a Window, and other Paper* erdant <li»en, an Oxford Freshman ; Mis* Sllmmen’s Window, and other I'apei*; other Papers; i uxrord rrw*nm*n ; i Window, mi l othur Papers i Oxford Freshman; the two most I t 31 dwtf PKAHt'f I CUSSETA HIGH SCHOOL, FOB YOONU LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THE Exercises of tlds Institution will begin on the 2d Monday in January, 1800 vcying, Trigonome ry, Analytical Geometry an Calculus. Nati hal SeisXftt—Philosophy,Chemistry,Geolog; Botany, etc. CauURM rmnim—Orthography, Reading, Writing, K ocution, G/iglish Grammar, Geography, llisloi. Ancient and Madern, etc. CHARGES, FOR FORTY WEEKS. For Orthography, Efeeution, or PenmMn»bi|>...|l(j 00 “ Grammar, Geograph tory, with the above El. Algebra, or Arlth For Higher Mathematics, Languages Ancleut or Modern, Natuial Sciences . .. Pupils will be charged from lime of entrance to the r NTY.—Madison ! G r Z y. by the eecond Momlay In Jununry next, u.di.-r my li.tud Hits bib dny of November, JOHN JOHNSON, Ordinary. lilt'll AUD DENT, Guardian. ■•Iter* of Administration o Itlce, lute of naltl county, deceased: ■ re therefore lo cite and admonish all per- trued to be ami appear at my office within I■■ -■ i il" d by law, lin n and there to show my they have,) why said Lett era should uut d. ruder my hand and official signature, No- JOEL K. SMITH, Ordinary. DM IN I: PRATO (i'iiS. MON *t,» In NoVem- WM D. GRACE, > lostponed until Ihe fir ■‘>t he granted. S3, Ordinary. \i» epplo atlon will he made 118 afir ibinary of iliurls i . tit um Ki it, ( \ . BLACKMAN, | I,. *-i.it - of Klijab I,I.,! kuian,Lite of said count V. V. IH DH'Krff, (- Aduir’i V. November 7,1M0 MONTHS after dale, application will he made ‘ dlnary of Harris county c Land* belonging to tb late or wutiaiu U. »alker, late of said counl; ceased. I). A. WALKER, Adin'i For Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, tory, with the above .H For Et. Algebra, or Arithmetic concluded. Higher MaU or Modern, Natmal Sciences upils will be charg time of withdrawal. Ao entrance/or a leu txmelhun HOARD frora $7 la $10 pt ■ month.Inrludlng wash B '.tioo an t Hoard due at the cU.m of tcbeol. Mr. Wm. iiaglcy will beard at $i, court I.O!)Ik OUT FOIC TIIK SIGN OF THE ANVIL! at Nos. 05 & 97, Iiroari Mrcel, Culuiubui, (la., where J. EMNIS & CO. J^' III’ and Hoop li ,n 11 •< * Nall Rod* of the best brands. ISIurkantltli’a Toole. Anvil*, Vise*, Sledge und Hand llamuxtr*, Bellows and all other articles wanted by blackaiullhs. NTBUL. plow Steel of the beat make from 2J j to 18 Inches wide. ' " ‘ J j American Blister, German aud Spring buel; Cast Steel, hquare and Octagou. FIMAS. so* l» o- .7 .o ... p.. Ml., .Mh. I b *rin’.TC.°r!.uin *' b “‘ lng and loJ|lng. Tuition m t Uoard due. at close J * >r * u • i for re-election t It i* Hit- determination of the teachers to make this Institution second to noneof a like kind In Geor gia, to afford every possible facility to young men- and lodlea to procure a good education. .nt object will be to fit the student for t also be watched and trained. Superior j parents or guardians sending the r thildven Shingling « —A 1*80,-— Steelyards, Patent Balance*, Platform Pcale*, r 15-dwte c milled that the st ident shall < .sirred that nothing shall he | *, with all .tli r orucU-susually wanted It m.tier llcltlii((. I 4 ply. \W WE aro authorised lo announce tiKORGK 1. Inferior j The experience of thetexchera warran Monday seytnglo young men wbo wish to pi spare l ,, u . | Ut'eritvyhly tor teaching that they "ill « __ I taxes in this# hool surpassed by n duorf for that particular object, t! deMrcd. them In j I by none, and will I - J’nIiim ■ isd Olla. White J^ad of t| lest brand, Unseed, Lard a [.rrm 1)11. Japan, Copal aud Loaoli Varnish. A good aseoriiiieut of Nails and Hpike*—the b rand of Cut Nails sold at $4JM per keg, Cash. Caatlu^N it is < I Ilullu\v-Y» ure. Gin Gear from flta l i Foot Wheel, Mill Irons, For particulars address J A M liF B. MIFF, ClIAULEb IL HAMM, J II | Principals, Cuaaeta, Clialtahoockee county, Ga The euLaeriher (toriaerly of hllemlle, llama < oun- ■ Ga ) take* this medlm i of informing bis friends —.WBf . full assortment ol Carpenter* Toole and boildlng materials, Planes, haws, Cross Cut, Mill and Circular haws, fo.cks and Latches, -Mood 8crews, liinces, Butts, Paint snd Whitewash Brushes, * IIaiim I* a regular grxdus'e of most approved Collages in tbs Union, a mi nas ns fiveyesis esperience In teaching. He would sat candor to ail his old patrons that Mr. Hamm has i aupei ter os a teacher. J. it. II. References —Bcv. E. B. Teague, I*aGra:ige, Ga noward College, Marten, Ala. oov 15-Wjm , logeth • article* usually kept in a Hard I °f which we would Invite < friends and customer ., and the public generally Columbus, Go., August 22, 1?5P. BOYS ADN YOUTHS' aLOTi-xii<rc3-1 A largo ofifiortment nf All Styles, QUA LI i IKS nnd SIZK3, to fit from •i to lu yoars of ago, always kept on hand. ROSETTE, MELICK ft CO., 125 Broad St., Columbus, Ga. THE STOCK OP Gents’ Furnishing Goods Is extensive nnd varied embracing the following articles, to-wit: 8111 UTS, OollarH, Cravats, Ildk’fs, ; GLOVES, Suspenders, Ilf Ho.se, Muf flers ; Cotton, Wool, CashmortS, Merino, Sha ker Net, Shaker Flannel, Canton do. Under Shirts & Drawers. Red and Blue Flannel and II1CKOBY Shirts. Ladies’ Merino Vests. Cash Clothing Emporium No. 125 Uroutl Street, Columbus, G-eor^ia. 3,000 Hals! 3,000 Caps! 3,030 Il 3,000 1 Of Every Shape, Color and Quality! And aro offered ot LOWER PRICKS than wan over known in tho City, for tho name stylo. Rosette, Melick & Co., No. 125 Broad streot, Columbus, Georgia. TRUNK blS POT, XTo. 125 Broad St. Columbus, Ga, All who are in want of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES, LAr DIES’ BONNET BOXES, can find comploto assortment, at tho TRUNK CTHTTJ DEPOT, No. 125aBHgHBroad St. Tho following aro a fow of tho Btylow wo havo in storo : Ladies’ Solo Leather Trunks ; Ladies’ Saratoga do. 3 wrcb j Gents’ Solo Leathor do., 3 (jualiticH \* Gents’ English Leather do. ; 100 Packing Trunks, 4 hires ; Solo Leathor Valises; Wood Frame Valisos; Leather, Enamel, Cloth and Carpet Hugs. CASH CLOTHING EMPORIUM, I J 5 OrontI SI.. € fey I ti iti E) itk. [id by Brngulsts g«nevallv. IH. DANIELS CO. HAVE THIS RECKITKD DAY A I.AUGK LOT OF THE FINEST NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSUtEW GOODS! i AKE IX ntOKIPT or A VERY FINE AND LARGE STOCK or mtapi.k AND nsev S/ frArrl'Mi J, .1111 i u, IN TIIK GUF.ATKKT VAItlUTT, TIIF.TI’. STOCK Ol SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, HOSIERY, CRAVATS, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, SHAWLS, BLANKETS, FUR ROBES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, Ac. IS NOW COAI1-I.L'.TIl. NEGRO CLOTHING made from KEUSKY8 mvmifan OOLUMBU8 FACTORY, snd gotl regard to cumlort ami durability. OUR 8TOCK OF H M I.- ONH OF TUB BE8T EVER OFFERED IN TIIE CITY and poisons wishing a good artlclo would da well to exnmlno it before purrhxslng. Call at 123 Broad St., COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. J. H. DANIEL & CO. Orjgbei 22,1960 dw tjmiri WOOD, EDDY & GO’S SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES, ORAND CAPITAL PRIZE IW t 00,000!^! Nearly 1 Prize lo every D TlrUrts i THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wonti, Knot k Co.'s, blnglo Kumlwr fotlorlgi w^lll tako place In publle, iin K-r th.^Hujwtrintandence which they aro offering at iho w VERY LOWEST PRICES! In Staple Goods, they have a fine aeeortmuut ol Kerseys, Linnoys, Negro and Bed Blanket?, Bod Tickings, White and Bed Flannels, Linen nnd Cotton Sheetings, Tabic Linens, Irish Linen?, Doylies, Napkins, Toilet Quilts, ® S £ © 8 Fronch DeLatnen, Mcrlun*. Bomba- sine*. Alpai'.is, Scotch Plaid*. Shawls, Velvet and Cloth Cloaks! They have al«o a lino assortment n| Carpetings and Rugs! AI*o a Jurge simply of ®Q>Q>8> see for themaelvo*. MANLEY, HODGES & CO. Oetobcr U,I8fR iwlf a. y. mium# FH0T0GRAPH. AMBR0TYPE Stereoscope Picture Gallery No. 07 IVi**l Hide lirond Street, tnp-stnlr*,) COJdUMBUa, GA. T WOULD respectful')' cull the nltcntfon o" tho ell- I liens of Muscogee nnd surroundlmr eountlcs lo the above style of l’lolut eSjWhlcb are tlio Most Pcifect and Durable Likeness THAT LAN BE TAKEN. Person* visiting Picture Gnlk-ilc* will please plvo n.e n call, whether wanting Picture* or not, and I will he pleased lo *how them my collection nt l'no tograph, Amhrotype and Stereoscope Pictures,plain and oolored. My prices of Colored Ambrotyp.-s, put In next ('n- .*.•*, from .* ' < Photograph und Murroscops Pictures, Plain nnd lioloidl at le*« prices than can he ob tained elsewhere In the city. I would particularly Inform tho people tnat 1 give entire satisfaction or no chargu. I hope by a close attention to buidnci* to continue tn merit the patroaagu of tho country, t I i (■. p. WILLIAMR. —FOP. Tilt— • FALL TRADE! | GEORGE A. NORRIS ; "IT KSPKCTFULLY announce*to Mk customers and I V. Hie public gi-nerally, that he Le nowr receiving » 1 full and complete clock of Bfc Fancy and Staple I dry GOODSl! F-Mlin.lOINO A LARGE VARIETY Of LADIES DRESS GOODS ! Mantillas and Shawls! Alxo, a heavy supply of Cloths, CausluicrcH, ftuUiteUa, Tvvcctla, Krisoyn, Kuntuchy Jeans, lllanketa, >;;• titer with a choice *lsortm#nt of Millinery Ma rinis, Head Uresse*, Bonnet,, Hat*, Caps, Boot*, ltd dime*, 'tills stock tva*selected with great care, ami I earnestly solicit on examination, confident the goods will please and the prices he satisfactory. GEORGE A. NORRIS, 'B-wlm No. 60 Broad fit. ClttHM 47 Drawn SATURDAY, Nov. ID, ’5D CIomM Draws SATURDAY, Dec. 17, ’S9 CluHB 5fi Drawn HAT’URDA Y, Jttn. *21, Til) Cla*B GO Draws SATURDAY, Feb. Id, ’GO KXTUAonni.Nauy nriAwiNts, To take place as above specified. 1 Grand Capital Prize of $100,000! ...$6,000 ... 5,lK*i ... 2,00(1 ..$;.o,o(Hii i i I I'rlxe o . 10,0W j 100 I'rlxe* of.. . 6.000] 100 Prise* of.. il 100 Prise* of.. 60.) I'rlno of. &,00t.! 160 I'rlxe* of. APPROXIMATION PRI7.K8. 4 Prlxe* offfiiMiaj.prox'g to $100,000 I’rlxe, $2,fen 4 •• 600 " 60,000 “ «0,400 3.000 6,000 I’rlxe* of $A* 10,000 6,000 Eighths $2 60. THE ORDINARY DRAWINGB. of Wcrid, Eddy .1 Co'* Lotteries will tako place NOTICE TO PLASTERS & TRADERS! 200 Men’s Blue Satinet SuitHftt $0.00 lf)0 Boys’ do. do. $4.00 J100 Mens’ Blk and Drab Kersey Suits $3.60 BQPWo would invito nn examination of our Htock, feeling assured that thu STYLE, QUALITY and ASSORT MENT that we aro enabled to exhibit, together with UNUSUAL LOW PBl- UES ! cannot fail to please, and givo perfect satisfaction. Wc feel warrautod in saying that none will go away dissat isfied, or have causo of regret. ROSETTE, MELICK ft CO. •^.wnheo, (1*^ •#». $$, 1IM. 4**if FALL TRADE for 18¥ 1. A. BRDKAW S CO. ARE NOW OPENING A LA 110E STOCK OF Fall um! Winter Clothing, WHICH IVK ARK OFFERING AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH! •r lo PROMPT PAYING Customm. Jutt I Cloths, Cassimerea, w. mn Nestings, MAKEUP TO ORDER IN Till Lat.it and Most Approved Style!! WARRANTED 10 ' oIvIe iaIIIPACTION, IN ALL CASES. X. A. -BSOKAW & 00. Cwhuabuf, 5«pt. «, lWC dwtf GLASS 4fl Draws . GLASS 4H Draw* > CLAPS M Draw* i CLASS 67 i»rnw* . SATURDAY, NOV. in, |h6V. SATURDAY, * PATl It DAY, bATI RDAt', Dhl GUI)A V V, JAN. 8ATUIISAY, , 2H, 1800. ORDINARY DRAWING, To l*ke place as ah«>ru *paclflcd. 1 Grand Capital Prize of 850,000! 1 Prlxe of 2.1,'.(00 1 Prlxeof j 1 Prlxeof...,, 10,000 ! 6>' I'rlxe* of I I’rlxe of. 6,004 PKf 1'iixox of. 4 Prices of $400 xpprux'g to $60,000 I'rlxe, $1,000 l’,000 29.000 10.000 6,l*)0 6,000 Price* of $20 are.., .$100,000 ,$.120,000 6,4*5 Price* amounting lo. Whole Tickets, $10; Hair#*, $6; Quartan, $2J^. WOOD, BODY * CO.'S ORAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS! ON 'Dili: TIIltlCK Nl MHKIl PLAN Capital Prizo, $100.000! LAST SATURDAY IN KACII MONTH. Whole Tickets $80, Halve* $10, Qr*. $6, Alghth* $2> ^ In ordering TICKETS or (Vrtlflrates.encloxo (he amount of mot.ry to our address for what you t to purchase; usmu llta Lottery I a which you > It Invesled, and whether you wish IV holes, Ha! Quaitersor Ut/hthl, on letniptof which we i whst Is ordered, by first .nail, t> (ether with Iimnedla(ely after thedriwlng.a Printed Drawing, fiej to bj • “ * - f.Vrllflrtl to h. theCoatmlssloiiui*, \ __ lissors will plea** write their sljnsfurt. plain, aud giva their Post Olfice, County and sute. All eommuiueatlon* strictly eouftdantlal. All Price*of $l.t)W and ondar, paldlmmedl- All communication* strictly conflduntul All Price*of $l.nw and undar, p»li alely after the drawing—other Price* at the usual time of 40 days. Address Urdei* (or Tlckr.t* or Certifies te. to WOOD, KDDV A CO., Augusta, WOOD, KDDV * (to., Atlanta,i WOOD, KDDV A Co., Wilmiiigta the wheel, with Ihe amount of the prise nach n ‘Ished alter every Augusta. (Ox.; I Is entitled to, will be published alter every drawing, In the /Bowing pap-- ' in.,ud Dispatch,and Paulding (Miss.,)Clarion \V^ Ainorlt an Giiuiio. r I 'IFF. combination* of lids Guano gives It high re- t put* as a fortillser, aud it I* classed a* fully equal to the Peruvian. A lar^e supply rxpi-cted at an early d*y by UUNUY A CO. Nov. 6 dwtf PVB KTOTIOJ0 ! J. H. DA NIKI. & CO. ubllged to Lhoce Indcbtril to them ‘by Note, or open account, for oode |>urcha*ed PRIOR TO THE PRESENT YEAR! f they will come forward and *citle the came. Parties notified a* above FAILING to comply with our requeat on or heforo THE FIRST OF JANUARY «XT, may rinert to find their rlslma la tht hamti of an OFFICER, a* we are compelled to have money. J, H- DA NIKI, k C4 , 128 llroad hlrect. Oolumbus, Oq. October 28,1W® dwfl Looking Glasses, S WINGS and TOILS'. ", JUCI received and foreaie hy J. ■ B1KKS, ■wlJ-dwW M Itm4 By ELLIS ft LIVINGLTON, Auctioneers. Executor’s Sale of Deairabla Resi dences, Valuable Negroce and PI.ANTATION ! O N the FIRST TUESDAY In DKOKMUUR next, wit will soli Al the Mark it Hi.use, in thu City ol Columbus, within lint legal h .iirscf mIo: Tlio Desirable Ui-sldiMiVw with about 47 acre* ol Land, lying in Wynn toil, aijolulni; (VI l«inard and othera It being tho lata rn ld.mroof Satnuol A Wales, Uoc.jwed. Tho Dwolliug Ilousoand Lot In Llnwor.d, occtt- plod by T. IV. Tall man—building olaiont now snd * very deslrablu roMdonco. Klorn, a negro woman, 21 oar* old. Flora Is a flrat r * nnd hor child 6 xtroM. nnd VAluablo llouro Servant. ALSO, On TUKSDAY, the 1-ith day of Dcc-mhor next. acre* ol fine pnuluctirw Ian J—D-u ..( » hicli are open and uudorgood l nee. On tho preui trained DwoDIng, Nigro IL.u tl r oulhf us.». Tho nnd all ne.os» i.y oulfe > location in heal . liborhood ... i lah it In nccordanr.. with ti. • ia:.t will nu<l tostainout o Sauntol A. Waive, d.-. va---1 II- A. CHAPMAN, I . 0. D. WALKS. j Kxr *. ELI.Id A LIVINGSTON, AuctlouoorF. Nnv. nib. i l. I dwlni Soap, Soap, Soap! 8AP0N1FIER. OR CONCENTRATED LYE TSthe CIILAI'IIbT nnd most convenient article for 1 making Common Mashing Soup, over offered to the public. One pound, (rating only !><> cent*, will make forty pound* of i-Uhi-r soft or hard aoap, In tilled with. The iiiHniior of using it Is simple and clui- Ilar to the ordinal)' putusli, hut f.u- uupuior to it as a caponlllct', BOLD ON TIIK Comor of Broad aud Randolph Streets, SIGN OF THU NTogi'o Hixcl Moz'tnr, OObU M liu^, UliOltUlA, JOHN W.' BROOKS, DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Paints, Oils, Dyestuff's, &o. &c. SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, URdlDKS FAXGY GOODS f Tlio Gri-oat Woucloi* OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Profcs.sor WOOD'S 11 AIR Restorative Hay* the Bt. l/'Ul*, (Mo..) Democrat: IM -w. we publiah a totter to Dr M .-oJ, of thin city, from n gontla.msn in Msln., whhh speak* ; lowing!) . f th- aupor or merit*of hia hair tout.-, mch .<1! . ~ must have Its effect, wla-n routing from a reliable source, If eertlfnalc* are guurmtei* of truth, the Dr. need* no encomium*, nor uhoIl-bh puffery Ham the pro**: Hath, Mo., Jan. 20, '66—Prof. O. J. Wood k Co.:— Having my attention called n fow uiotilh* line., to the highly henoUcia! c(feeta of your hair restorative, I was Induced lo make application of it upon ruy own hair, which had Ucotno quit. ..-iy. piobnhiy one-third white; my whlakt-r* *.r-. of tin- Mine, bar- bonio three nioiith* alnea I prorllnd a L.llle To the Farmers and Planters OF GEORGIA AND ALABAMA ! BOON OM Y, IM PIIO V KM KN T AN D CON YEN I KNOB. REESE’S MANIPULATED or PH0SPH0-PEBUVT iN Gr TJ A 1ST O ! filK fart thatlhi* Guano I* equal to Peru' pound per pound. Is aa well csUhiUhed a» t can be established by-human testimony an. . . perfn.-tly prepar.d for immediate use by drill or otherwise. bun by R..I. Mr.ns, V. A Peabody,aud other*, with v.ry Mthfiietrry r.eult*. must i- i.artirular fo specify la their order* Rrrsc's, aud ubsorvo that our name la branded nn the u»g*. ^ l.rin* CAhll, or acceptable tlmo draft* on city Pamphlets giving a Dill account of the akovo Qua- no rau bo obtained by addressing €i IJ NIIY M CO., BO LB AQEN'Tit, FOR COLUMBUS, f! A. Nov. I dltwSut Jarvis &, Baker’s Island GUANO FROM TIIK south: PACIFIC OCEAN American Guano Company. H York. THIS Guano, far supe rior to any other ferllll- nrr known, and of per il uncut value to thasoil, of Guano for Hie next planting. t his Guano I'KKDS, but doc* not stimulate to e com the root* of plant*, and they are thereby en bird to withstand (lie effect* rtf drought to a great- »r degree tliun by Iho use of any other fertiliser known. The universal objection to the n*e of the I’e tliun tiy the use of any other fertiliser lie universal objection to th ruvlan Guano from Its fatal results during a dry a ■ n Is obviated by the u.« of the American UuanQ. The application of this Guatto will ensure wonder- toliacco, rest ful crops of r I Infortiinthm n il report* of t ccssful expert ..cuts whh this guano, together with Pamphlets for distribution. Apply to GUNDY 4 CO., Colnmhua, (I*. trn.l'uiuplctH will be sent gratis to ptr*Au* drill ing Ntdm. »>rt. 27 dGtwCai STRAWBERRY -PLANTS 1 vyfci l 11 1 VI)! r rata nwvcnsl thousand cholea OynH LU I.' N AT Ik I c. 8.KKDLIMIS, HIllT- \' ^r * '** ‘M’b* P.ants. In Hue order, aud In tfif quv. Utl. Milt pui h.i'. i*. nt <f3per buo- dr. o. p-'" ed f-r dellvuv nt Railroad or Kspmn Of fice, feil.5 0 when delherud any where lu the city. Purchaser* will be guaranteed that the Plant* are genuine and trim to name, and dirvrllooa given for t(.. lr fuh.ro rultlyntl u. Orders by mull promptly ’ * will please be particular In slating the sort th»j JAB. FULLER. no purchased Plants (mm i pt 27. ISf.f _ Ednoational. Tilt auhsrrlhcr, wlm has had 2 year*’ gpericiii i' In teaching and guvernltig will lie taught thw similar Ref. renc.■< of Charact. i und .pmllficalb.iis furnished If desired. Ail'lrees, Lancaster C II , Virginia. October 2 t, 1 -o.» wtf A. II. UUffHlK. CatKAl’ ULDU'TUIN 11V I'llICEH Frora $60 to $100. COME AWU BUY CC r hair restorative,» * proving wlmt 1 had wlubcl. «k. I have since procured another bottle, .vrtlly tn the i t.illy dlwip- i i.ty h ill hn* world that tin now 00 years olu; mygoedwLu used It with aamaelloct. Tho alKire notice 1 d«fcm due to you for a valuable discovery. Inuiosaurud that wbnem will rlghtl) use, a* per directions, will not haru oux)*loii tow.n trsdlct iny atatauieiils. I mua citUeti ol this city aud a rcRtdeut here for tho last 16 years, and am knowu to nearly every one hero and adjoining towns, you make or tho ahoro, with my uauioat- . . T to piwiurteihe i* self. truly your*, A. C. RAYMOND. WOOD'S HAIR RKflTOHATIVK. Rti TiMoar, Jan. 23, l’rof. Wood- I Living th. misfortune to lose the U-'. portlur * - ■ o auswtr os thu very i now thick aud glitsay and no words can . xpr,-»smy obligation* la you In giving to thu t.R!| Uut Mich a traasure. FINLEY JOHNSON. The undersigned Ifov. J. K Bragg, I* a mluisler In regular situ.ting, nnd plater '1 tho tiiihodox Chur.-h nt llrookfield, Manr. He la a gentleman ol great lofluencaaud univerkHlIy Idovfcd. W Ural'.. It kook m i.n, Jan. 12, '&»—Prof. WoimI—D»ar thr— Having luodu a trial ol your Hair Ileotoralive, It gives me pleasure to say, that Its eff. 11 has Ihjii i-x- reltautln laniiovlag InlUminalb.u, daudiulf, and a constant tendency to Itchfug wlih which 1 have beeu troubled from my childhood: and has also i«*t»r. l my hair, which was becoming gray, to its or. Dial color. 1 have used no ether u . do with anything like the same pleasure or profit. Your*, J. K. bit A HI. Th« llestorntlrcU put up In Little* of three sixes via.: large, medium Andaman; the small hold* U a pint, and retails for $1 per bottle; th* medium I., d.lj at least twenty percent, morctn proportion than (he small, retail* for two dollars per bottle; the Urge holds a quart, 40 per cent, mur« lu proportion, and retail* for $3 per bottle. O. J. WOOD A 00, Proprietorial I Dr .dway New York, snd 11 I RICHARD E. KEN NON. FRANKLIN L. LITTLE Kennon & Littlo, Attoi’iioyo at I/aw, Hamilton, IlArrii C’oauty, Ga , TILL practice m llanb, Troup, Meriwether, Tal bot and all the counties of tht I'iialUhoochae O,*: i lr w t W ■ 11TII sold in the last six month*. O* ‘.UllW They have nn exp.-rlenpe of alxy. Mi* In IM* cm n. ... Ity, wi.lrh hn gained for them a rep- • i i Mi M.ikct perfect silt ok that Mill not rave 1; adapted to all kind of FA Mil iY Sl'iNV ING, We keep constantly on hand IIKMMLItfi, NFK- S. MMOLS, and both OOTTUN AND BILK e*. ir and management glrel HUNT, WARE k Oi). ! '.ID tmar22 J. T. ft G. H. Waddell, ATTOHNF V S AT LAW CritvHord, BqrboU County, Ala , W ILL give prompt and fnlthful attention to any bualiieas eutruitud to thorn In Kuisell and ad joli lugofluntlo*. Got IS-d(H *riy FALL AND WINTER rnlfrDW fr^fj W October kg, l»&2 IColicrl IL DlftOBf ATTORN RY AT LAW, COLUMIUJJ, CRORUU. t A. Office directly oppogUe the I'uet Ofllo*. For Salo. OOO© Family HOlUftaad ROCK A WAV. Ap- 50 West India Molassos. BAUUEIfi choice, tor sale by -4wt r I: t RNAffl) A'OO Stercotcopos! T 1IR (Inert assortment of BTKUEGSCOPIO VIEWS and itO.VFgi cv< r ta'oujtht U> U»U market. Th* putlUc at* respectfully Invited to oall aud vxauxtuu Ju a FOTL 2.000 J JKYLE& CO UAVK NOW IN BToRR AN UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK I KMIHIAOINO EVERY ARTICLE in THEIR LINE. ALSO, A LAUUD BUPPLY OF PLANTATION GOODS! Shoes, Hats, Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys. AND A FINK BTOCK OF Carpetings, Rugs, &c., To all of wliioli tlioy rcspoctfullj in vito thq attention of their ciihtoiuors and tlio pablio gonorally. fed ambus, Ga., Be;.f. rj. 1160 dwtf J. H. MERRY, No. 67 Broad Street, Oolumbm, Ga. IIAB JI'8T KKOEIVKD A LARGE JglTllK GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS. —ALSO,— GENT'S FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. Youths aud Children’s Clotluar* Alsu, A large lot ol th« Morrison and Golden Hilt Shirts ! The DcsC Vide and li st FUilug dblvt ever invughk lo this market. A *upi rfes ttack of Gont.’a Under Garments, Mtrino, Irunh’s Wi>ol, Cuitan Flannel and Heavy llrown CclVon Highland Drawer*; 1H. Hour, tl love* TUi; alau, » great vaglcly of HEAVY OVEBCOATS* F"r M-n. Youth** and • lllir-t. No. W2 Went aid* MUontl •»t»e*r. Oiltlvr 7, lh.iti d«*wr Cottage Chairs Cheap; 1 NOH "U.-f Ot»TI AG#.pKt-bt*lom CL A1 U PI ne^t and gt.ul arttrla, at $1 an»h. >4J| ») »*nad 8t*we*. • \ t kept 9,'. 9-4U J. H. GHCKfl^