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B. B. McCRAW,
yTTOBWEST AT LAW,
L;, Fayette, Chambers County, Alabama.
,|„vh I, 1860. tbn
, ~.lioovtl! HRYVNI’ DUN. VN, WM. it. 1:1 ilM'.'IT.
IIOOPKR, DINCAK A BAIINETT,
attorneys at law.
ill Columbus, (leor iia. act th iwford. Alabama,
pliruiiry 2T, 1 *>)•. L v A
ipix. MCPOUUAII) n. a. carithehß.
vfcDOIGALD A. ( MOTHERS,
Attorneys iu Law,
COLUMBIA, (iKOUGIA,
~rilJ, practice in alt the ri>unri<\s of the C'ha tale Hi
ll f |n„ Circuit; in the enmities of Chattahoochee,
Kiulv. and Randolph, of tin- Pntuuln Circuit; and
*,,111 sii‘l Decatur counties. file- South AVestcrn Cir
(clirunry 2S, lhati. ly _____ _
” JORDAN 1.. HOWELL,
JUSTICE OF THE IF \CF,
AND COLLECTOR.
nllUlll'T attention given to the coßrotioii el’ ebiins
r-plaecd in my lunula.
i.Wiie at. the .store of Harrison .(• AleGehce.
(uluml'tis. April 10. 1850.
UR. CARR.IRISH,
i,prepared toattbnd to ull Surgical cases e,,m
----l niitted to liis charge. IfT
Ddf,.as heretofore.ln the old St. Mary Rank BR ]
■lilding.
Itesideiice —Northeast corner of 1 raw lord and For- ,
rtli .fleets. Fell. Idly
.). FOOLE,
DENTIST.
vfFICK on Knuilulplt. .mm’ iim ui i-lfni't. Er franco
ou KamlolpH street
January 15. 1850. ly
A. J. KIDDLE,
da&uebrean artist,
[J AS closed liis rot ms over MygatCs Store, preparn
tory to re-opening oil a scale of inagnifieence far
iiriosiiug anything heretofore known in this Oil \ .
lli< uow rooms will he on the corner of Broad anil
andolph streets, in the block now living bnilt hy(VI.
mes.and as soon as completed.
March 7,1855 ts
A. M. HULL,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer and
Commission Merchant, rXw>
1 1 the old stand of I>. Ellis A C<>.. 11 Brort|SgFi
L street, Columlms. Georgia. -
Decemher 18 -W
.T. K. HVLh <fc CO.,
tHOCERY MERCHANTS,
AND DEAL!:'I!S IN
JAGGING, Hope, Twine, Simar, Coffee, Mo- f
Hasses. Shit, Teas, Cigars, Tobacco, Wines.fcULJM
milies.(tin. live, Monongnlichi.Bonrbon, lUulwMreN
ntcli Whiskey, and Provisions and Groceries generally,
the old stand of John .T. McKendree. No. 100 Broad
Ml, Coituulius, Ga.
November 21, 1855. ly
JAMES J. TODD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 26 East Side Broad Street,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
DEALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
fie Dry Goods, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Confection
ery, Tobacco, So. Ac.
COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOI.I).
Borders for all orticlcspromptly attended t< If the
tie ordered is not in the St n o It will lid purchased
Shipped yvith dispatch.
Hober 20. ly
JAMES J. TODD,
111. Os, Bust Side ltlond Street. Columbus. Gil..
linufactuvci’ and \V liolesale Dcalrr
STin, Sheet Iron, Hollow “Ware, Stove Pipes. *v<\ Ac.
hwling. Guttering and all kinds of Job AVovk piompl
iMihsl to and warranted.
Ipiil h>, 1850, __
JEFFERSON &. HAMILTON,
DEALERS IN
IHOCERIES. PRO V LSI ON S.
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Corner Warren and Franklin Street-.
Columlms. Georgia,
KSl* constantly on hand a supply ol the lest goods
L etui arc receiving produce from Ten 11, ..’ which
1/ sell low f, ir Cash.
four awl Moil I of the best quality always on hand at
ilprices. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
ftii.2B dm J. 11. HAMILTON.
JAMES I.IGOX,
OMM ISS r(>N MERC iIA NT,
No. IH2 East Side Broad Street.
COLUMBUS. GEORGIA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
*on,Lnrd,Flour,Coffee, Sugar, Motown*', Fail. Tohuc
Cheese, Onions. Potatoes, Apple*, Dried Flints, wc..
’ 2 i. 1 y
N EM'j A. DEhh V. L'. DMtNSn\
BELL, JOHNSON & CO.,
M VM'FArTI.'BKBS ANI> IN
‘iquoi’s, Flour, Grain, Stock, &c.
Tzbumw*
■G KR to
.CORUY.Jr.Ciudiiui-Unionßaiilt.Uli*tliiifoi',4'. ••.
DlK.< LIUON, CohimlniH.
16, 1860. tim
HALLOW El.l. vN THOMAS,
Mattress Manufacturers,
“H’.l) BOOR BKIiOVV CITY II OTV.L, BROAD i-TKKKT,
Colunihiiii, Geovgi®,
PWIRK for Cotton or Cotto.. and Shuck J!
pnonurtly cxccutid. Tlio val rgnas” °*Mi p
WwaluM nml vldnitv, is ro-ooctlnßy w'lieuoii.
‘Giber 20. lt>ss. ly
p 'It!HERS AND EXCHANGE HANK,
OK CHARLESTON, S C.
Agency at
‘ILLS on Now York, Boston; I liUudi'l|iliin.Cliurl!*tu.
* Mvaniwli, nr Anpista, (lisronufo'l cuctomnvy
* ( 'UT EXCHANGE, on tli tihov niuiiinl
K.T. TAYLOR, Agent.
” Ej. iltf oflice nest to Hm I’nslMHct*. _
INSniAMCE.
to-MAKINiS, I LIKE KI'KS In .
‘liuilfilile eompunii's by ...... . ... ;
, JOHN Ml NN. Agent,
• N "\2, over K. liitrn .nl A <>v* elve.
Insurance Company—Uu pita l I
S. 1,. UHiMIfl, ITwWent. \
Agent.
lmbm,ia., KovtT. tr
Minting and ivua PAP *** |
ISLAND PAPER MILLS,
w COLUMBUS, LEUHGIA. , . ‘
E , I* MILLS arc prepared to fnrnUli the “*® 1 (
Printing aid Wrapping fitter- f 1 “’
C* The. Daily Sun Is i-rintcl, 1* mit'le at thin
V. T. BARNWELL,
’2NBRAL liter aky agent,
I*, ul . , ATLANTA. OA., .... I
to act as agent for The Daily Sim- > “ l
, ’aetltof aubscriptionsatid aiivertixenie’iN'Ke' 1 ‘ ]
“*■“ receipt for tlio mon > for the -amt.
®|t saili) Sa£
VOi.. I.)
REMOVAL.
FURNITURE EMPORIUM.
SAMMIS &, ItOONEV,
nave removed their extensive stock of Furniture to their
(.IRON FRONT,)
N>v Four Story Brisk Building,
W, i....., A'carly opjiositu their Old Stand,
llhbh tliey will be happy to see their lrienils and
customers and show them something brilliant and
inviting Jn the way ol'Furniture.
Ihir Maie-iiooius are uneipialled in Beauty, and imr
furniture recherche.. Wo offer rare advantages tupnr
cfiiiscrs, furnishing lionses throughout in a tasteful and
uniform style, by having a branch oi’nnr business in New
lork city, wherethe Senior part nor manufactures, under
Ids own eye, articles to suit the most fastidious. MV
have on bund furniture suitable lor
Parlor, Reel, Sitting, Dining Room, Kitchen
Ac., ol Hose Wood, Mahogany, AValnut, Pine. ,Vc.;
and ns how as can I>o found North or .South An assort
ment of
CARPETING AND CURTAIN'S,
w ill also be on band, that will not fail to'please Call
and see. Our stock consists in part ol
ElcrxHliuu, Tele a Tetes, Wliat Nuts Arm
Chairs, and Sofas,
• I Hose-Wood, lirocatello and Mahogany, lor Pa ,'r.
Bureaus, Dressing, Marble awl Mahogany’ Tops.
SUle-Boavds-— Marble and Mahogany Tops,
Book Cases of all kinds and Secretaries attached.
Tables —Centre. Dining, Work and Extension.
Bedsteads —High and low post. French and Cottage.
Imamd Sets for Bed Kooiui, all colors. Walnut and Ma
hogany Sets for Ded Rooms
Chairs —an extensive assortment of all woods.
Looking Glasses —all sizes, in frames and out.
Carpets —Brussels, ingrain. Tapestry, <Ve.
Curtains —of Broeatello and Damask, all colors.
Shades —Gilt Cornices and Curtain holders.
January 17, ISAtI.
BARRINGER MORTON’S
Steam Sash and Blind Manufactory,
<MII.F.THOf;PE STREET, COLUMBUS, A.
rI Ml IS .Muuutiietoi'y has been is iu sueeessful oisnation
J_ for over three years, and is still continued. All work
will be done by experienced workmen, with good quality
of lumber, and the latest improved mociiincrv.
SASH, BLINDS, AND PANEL DOORS,
Will tie furnished and boxed at the Factory, at the fob ow
ing prices:
Sash— 8 x 10v.. 7 cts Primed and Grazed...l2l,? cts.
HI x 12... !> ■■ •• ...IS’ “ -
12 x U ..111 •• •• •• ...2.-, •• 1
12 x 1ti...11 ••
12 x 18... 12 •• .;;o
12 x 20...1t “ •• •• ...:;.'i
12x 22... Hi •• •• “ ...4 ■<
12x24...15C •• ... to
Tlie above Sash are l’ s inch thick, and made plain.
In all eases where they are made J.ip-Sash, twh cents per
light will hit addl'd. All Sash glazed with good French
Glass, primed with the best Paint, and superior Putty.
Rolling Blinds for Windows, till cents per foot,
imiumring tho length, A window live feet would cost
;t:s. without painting, catches, or hinges.
PANEL DOORS.
I'4 inch thick, without moulding. S“2 50—moulding one
aide, ijiff 00—moulding liotli sides, $:! 50.
1% inch thick, without moulding, 2 75—moulding one
side, II 25—moulding both sides, 75.
114 inch thick, 4 pannels moulding on one side, <6l! 50—
moulding both sides, is 4 00.
I]Jj{ ilicit thick, 4 jaincls moulding on one side. >;4 (K<—
moulding both sides, *:4 nil.
In addition to the above. Blinds painted and furnished
with hinges and catches, if desired; also, Sash glazed
with German or French plate, painted, stained, ename -
led, embossed and Bohemian Glass, of all shades and col
ors, for side mid transom lights ami office windows.
Plans and specifications for all descriptions of luiiiuliiigs
furnished to order, with estimates, if desired.
Contracts made for construction and erection of build
ings. on reasonable terms.
All kinds of InmlHT pinned, and flooring arid reding
tongued and grooved.
Scroll and other descriptions of Brackets, for ornament
ing Cottages, Green Houses, Ac., made to order.
The proprietors being practical mechanics and builders,
bolicvo they can give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor them with orders.
S.v - All the above work will be furnished at short notice.
Sash kept constantly on hand. All orders sent with
the rash, or city acceptance, will meet with prompt at
tention. Work to lie sent by the River, Rail Road, or in
Wagons, will be at the risk of the purchaser, ns the work
wili l>e considered delivered.
lf#“Special rontrartsran be made for large jobs.
M. BARRINGER.
.ternary 24. ly * J. L. MORTON.
LAND WARRANTS.
LAND OFFICE AND AGENCY,
FOR THE PURCHASE AND
SALE OP REAL ESTATE,
OF AM. DESCRIPTIONS.
CONVEYANCER, &c. &c.
On RitmlolpH Street)
OPI'OcITE THE POST OFFICE, COLU.MIitS, GA.
11l AYE determined to devote my time exclusively to
the LAND BUSINESS, mid hope,from my knowledge
of the lands in Georgia, to lie able to give entire satisfac
tion to all who may entrust me with business. lam pro.,
jutted to either buyer sell, perhaps to better advantage
than any* other person in Western or Sentli-wcstoin
Georgia.
If you have hinds to sell, call Upon me; il I do not pur
chase. I will find you a purchaser. If you wisu to buy,
call also, for 1 have many valuable lots and settlement*
Ilf land to sell. From iliy extensive knowledge of tho
owners of lands. I am prepared to ascertain the owner of
almost every vacant Jot of land in the State. II you wish
to have your inud valued, you may rely upon correct in
formation. upon reasonable terms.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
And other Instruments, draw n correctly and at low rales!
#,*“ Ant;NTS wutited to sell Bonner's large map id t.eor,
gin—high per eeut. given. ~.. „
One thing Is certain. 1 am paying New 5 oitK and wasii-
INOTON UllY PRICES l*r LAND WARRANTS, allowing
small commission. . . . .
Having also maili; m arrangement with uncut I lie
drnis in Washington, l am prepared to apply for
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS,
m ult fcize-i. ami r\ ill charge hut Vivo Dollar* for each ap
plication—lo Is- t'ni'l for when til’- warrant arrives.
Bring in vonr eltriui* souii.
Vs I intend to make this a permanent husimss, amt
nive it inv undivided attention, with a determination to
give satisfaction, I liopo to roceivo a lilieral share ot ]>.
Iroine'C. from my friends and tlm community generally
K. ISON.N Mi,
lUlylil-ly Land Oflice, Columbus.
OEORGI* MILITARY INSTITUTE.
marietta. 4
rivi | b Veadrinie year is divided into two sessions ol hie
I months each. The Tenth Session commence* on tlie
until of February next, ami ends on the ltfth oi July.
The Cadets are divided into four college claseß. Tbo
anuualcomineneement takes place on Wednesday “<Toro
theiSOtli of July. .
Academic Mad*
Col. A. V. Uruniby. a. .M.,Spperintendcntaiid
Professor of Mathematics and Natural I InlosopliJ.
Cunt; Thomas H. McDonnell, .......
Conimawlnut of Cadets. and I’rol. ol Mipmeenn
Mr. V. 11. Mangot, i'rofcsi>r -f French ami History.
Mr. IV. 11. Uuut, A. v..
Professor of Chemistry ami English IfUeratun .
Mr. A. 11. Goodwin, Professorof DrawiiAt.
Cnpt. 11-I*.Camp, Assistant Professor of
A Coiinoll, M. to. rhtrgemi.
The Institution Is under tho direction olid luunage
,,f a Hoard ofTrustecs, ill conjunction with i u Uoaril
id’ Viidtor, HBWpointed by tho Governor of the Mute.
ltv an in t of the legislature, the Institute has been
furnished with 14H fa-let Muskets and Accoutrement ,
cud'a Ki<d’ 1 Battery, consisting of lour six-pounder brass
t.l.u jvi ami two tWelve-poundor Howitzers.
Thefupe'lntemjeiit and the Commandant. urn iq| ( l'i
.rWcst point and as the liistltutela ui>on tbelWwt
moiiMi#, iu advance, .
ffiJIKrSXsS'.-s: I '*?
ssg2r*Xz&SS&B£
W iu'u Iv discovered medicine railed
uli. N. W. SKAT’S
NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID.
It ia superior to Norwood's Tincture ot ‘ erutum
for alt purposes that the latter has heretofore been
for. February 4. — —-— -
* gCRUGGS, DRAKE At UO.
; Factors and Commission Merchants,
CHARLESTON, H. C.
COLUMBUS, (xA„ JUNE 2ii, lSst>.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
EAST SIDE OP OGLETHORPE ST.,
Between the “Perry'’ and “Oglethorpe” Hotels, and di
-I'eetly opposite Temperance Hall,
CJO I,UNI m :s. O EORGIA.
\\f K luive now in store and receiving the'ryfC ;* *,
’ 1 lies! and most extensive stock of vehi
eli's to bo found in this country, comprising
CALECHES AND .MOCK CALECIIES,
1 I’most mill richest finish, anti most elegant appearance.
BERI/IKS AND COM HES,
t*l latest stvles anil every variety.
HOCK\W AVS AND UMIOUCHES,
\ ‘/ r.V known pattern ami aluipo, suitable tor one or
two horses, ami cqmplcto assortment ot Top and \o-Top
BUGGIEIS nd WAGONb,
ol the latest ami most. IhHhionuMo styles now useiu Tha
‘ v, n a,u] *>Klily eslOumed work of
JAMKvM. y CO. as null as that of other
makers ol tlu* Mt reputation, call bo Ibmul o*tly
our !ioii.se 9 and that all oar stork u made un nn
uer tlic.persoimldireufiou of Mr. 11. C MeKue. (wlmso hum
experience pmrantcos it . quality) enables lu to offer
toetler work uml ait lower i>iiees t tlum arti
cles ot the same quality can he sold for by any other dea
ler in tliin country; and ipiite us low as thi‘\ can bo al
towied in New \ork cdv. For jiroof of winch
tully invite all who wish to purchase, to call ami see us.
AN e are selling at tlio Very lowest rates, for rnsli or up*
proved credit, ami always nsk our selling
prices, so our customers and strangers as well,
may rely on being honestly uml frilly dealt with. Kvc
ry article Is warranted to l>c strictly *
represented, and satisfaction guaranteed to all.
AIeKKE A ROBERTS,
N. I.—Having the brst regular sul of Carriage
workmen to he found iu this country, we are pre
pared, as heretofore, to do all kinds of at
the lowest possible rales, with the utmost
promptness uml in the best manner. MuK. w R.
•lanuary 2S. ly
MASONIC FEMALE COIibEGE.
bumpkin, t-.
mH E Trustees ol this institution take pleasure in an-
A nouncing to the public that they have secured the
following faculty, to take diafge of the College, at the
opeiiingof the next term.
faculty: 1 *
f 01. Augustus Aldeu. a. M. J’residelit—lYolessor of Kn
! glish Literature and Ancient Limguages.
Rev. F. A. Forster, m.—Professor of Natural Science
ami Mathematics.
-Miss Ami E. Aldeu. InstriKtress in French and Bota
j ny aLd Principal of Preparatory Department.
Professor of Vocal amt Instrumental
Music.
This institution is le -ated in one of the most beautiful
ami healthy villages of South NVestern Georgia; owned
f’V the Masonic Fraternity, and under its supervision : it
is kept free from all seirtantin bias—at. the same time, re
quisite care is taken to secure to the pupils proper moral,
as well as mental training.
The next session will open on the second Monday in
January next. The Glasses will then be organized, and
will progress as hcivtohac.
Boacdingcan leobtained, in the best families of the ‘
| place, where tin* students \\ ill be surrounded by the safe
guards and amenities of the families circle.
I ‘flic rates of tuition a in! board, are as low as those of- ;
sered by any similar institution in this part of the State.
The College is furnish’ and with anew and complete set I
of Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, Globes. Maps, !
Charts, A:c.; in tine wb h everything necessary for illtis- .
tration in the several (opartments of Natural and Expe
-1 rimental Seionres-
The College Building js arranged that the Depart
[ nieiits will be kept entirely separate, each ogpupying its
! respective rooms.
Arrangements are now in progress to seem e for the |
Music Department, v :.’.■••ntleman <*f the highest grade of
abilities and moral Hiarai-tvr.
Wo invito the patronage of a liberal and discerning j
public, being assured, front ihe character and reputation !
of those constituting tie 1 Faculty, and the ample facilities
for instruction now actually iu possession of the Institu- j
tion, that every pledge we make shall bo redeemed, every
inducement we. offer will prove to be a tact; and that nnr !
Institution can challenge comparison witli tin* proudest
iu the laud.
Bersons desiring ftt.it her information in regard to the i
1 College, will please addro* L. M. Cox, Lumpkin, or Rev. !
F. X . Forster, Cuthlnn. Go., who will furnish them with j
I Circulars, &o. Jaii.Sotf
ACADEM Y FOK VOtAfG LADIES.
fpilE undersigned deMgns opening a Private Aoadeirty
X. for Young Ladies in Latonton, Putnan county, Ga.>
on Wednesday*, January 9th. ISSO.
In the Literary Department the eourso of study will
l*o extensive and lilx ral.
Tho Latin, French, German and Spanish Languages
will I>o taught if dAnred.
The Ornamental Depart m<nt will include Music on the
Piano, Harp, Organ and Guitar.
Also, Drawing, Painting, ami Embroidery in all its
branches.
A complete apparel us will bc-fimiished in order t* af
ford ample illustrations in the Natural Sciences.
Musical instrument.> will be provided, so that eacli
pupil may have tho means nfdaity practice in addition to
the regular lesson.
The number of pupils will be limited to bb.
Tuition per annum, .v IJo o<); half in advance, and the
balance at tho end **f the year.
Attention Is called t<* tin- following odyantagiM: First,
the pupil receives a much larger share of attention, than
when the school is large and overgrown.
Second, ill addition to the regular course of study, she
can make such a scieei ion from the languages, and the
Ornamental Department. a < Ijmc and choice may dictate,
without extra charge.
Third, the lowmtc o tniN"ii, compared with that of
other schools.
Tim usual clturgHbr ihe English branches, is.. .£lO tio
Music 00
batin (Extra)....-
French ••
Drawing and Paintin;: * 00
Embroidery ~
Making the aggregate -i do.
To this U'itl the e.M; .* • luo - made for tln useo in
strunicnts, stationery'. Ai - .. • • 11 *f the amount will not bill
far short of Imre:. . i;t the plan adopted in tills
Academy, the charge f- the- h -PJo le.ivingadiflVnNmce
of SSO to #75 <ll iu favor.
Pens, ink, paper. >la!. IMU” ii>- A’ -
slieotmusic. Drawing. PauPhigrud Endiroid.Hngiu.'.t'-
rials furnished rtf the ii. ual vattfs.
Persons desiring furt her iiitonnat ion, or wishing to*n
tor their daughters or wan! , may address me. \. r the
present, at Lumpkin. St* u;ii ■ • unfy. f< a.
’ Jan -■>. I. 15. HIMNMASI.
CHEROKEE JSAPTIST COLLEGE,
CiVBSVilb), tfcorgin.
ri’lli'! first Term ofibi li.litiuioi. will begin on Hie
til t Monday in Kebru.o . I too. limb r 111 • direction
OftllO ollotciiur ,
fin nil y.
Her. Thomas Ham an i.
Cl.airman ami I'i'im'ot Ancient Langimg''...
Kcv.WiM.IAM 11. Ibiioa- 1 . Pi .A- nr of .Mathematics,
ltcv. I!. VV. Wmr.Vf N.
Professor of Bell,. Letters ami Ktiglieh Lift ruture.
ltcv. tv. !(. ItOIIBRT.
Pro I. in. I’ri'fsssnr of Niitnr.il S, i,,fn
I Iter. H. \V. Wiiimikx. pro b in. Professor oi
.Moral Pbifosnpliy and Intellectual ceiem r,
Otlipr Professors will In’ elected as soon a Hr tennis “I
the college require it. ’ ,
|Pull'd and lodging can be proemed iit a boar,lmg ionise
or in private families, at Iquui eipld to i n iWllars |r
month.
TulHoh.
In Academic department, p,ry, •u.-.a*.* .<JH ‘•
ill College department, |*r year —. <* v ’’
Sclla>'lil| m.
The Hoard of Trustees are nhw off'-iing to sell scholar
ships for fo,rr years at *l®* * K ‘
, Scholarships fir sixteen years,at..... tin
i Thus making tuition merely nominal
The Htinunl commencement will take phi, iburs
day after the fliM Saturday in duly*.
Locution.
Cnssvilla is V linuJthjtlQcation. Pur cMcge budding
is situated three II itai tens of a miUi from the villupo, and
is a cmimsliofl’ building. Here young men will he
l imit,nr.lt iveil free free tlm allurement* of fushfrinaMe
; life, the ImnefCl influence of grog sho[is. amt the ogpos
arcs of ft mixed population .
Vnv Informative, as well as catalogue-,, an he olitaimd
~,,'spplii ation to IIP’ under-i tin and. or any outlie fa, nlt.v.
Pn'i'iubtr ft. , Seeietary Board of Trustees. •
FACTOR A’ YARNS. .
I x VCTOIiV f VARNTSof all Nos.. Osnahi.rps. Hhirting.l
r Sheeting. Htnpes, Cottonaib s t \.i n> taiit!y oq|innU
and for sale at Factory prices, l>y * *
I Oct ‘M —tf .1. J. I OLID.
1 .1. p. C’KLhA J. U. THOM/Se.
CELL A Ar THOMAS,
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL DEALEIiS IN
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, &c.,
TVTn liroad Strcut, iCnder Telegraph Of*< •'.)
COLLMBCS, OKOItGIA.
lillFV are iu constant rveeiptitf ConlcctiOQCPy,
Fruits, Nuts, &C., which they offer to the pub.
lie at treasonable rate* ( “tiutry dealers
to give us a eall. No ‘ ltW f " r 1< king.
s,lisfi
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
OMIK sulwciiln in Imvo now on Huiul mi.l ix-j).. y w .
_L are t oiiKtnutl.v roooiviug, ono ot’ tho 1m s
osi nuJ most vnriod Stork.-, ol’ Yohidcs over om-n-.i. mul
nm.lr oxprossly Hu - this market, omlirormn ovor\ stylo
of Carnage iu use, such as—
Caleclieti, Berlin Cuiu lu s, Unroin lies,
tOf the F’iuest Kinisli.)
FAMILY KOCKAW AYS.
Baijie utni small, including many very light and lusty,
suitable tor one horse.
BOW TOP WAGONS,
With u eomidote assortment of
BUGGIES with and without TOPS,
Os every style and finish, which, for durability and nn:-
noss, ninu.it 1.0 excelled, and ate from most respect
able manufactories at CRe North, und tiindo under Hie
personal direction of Mr. .1. 11. Ja.jnes. All of Ideli w e
are selling at the very lowest rates for cash or ap
proved credit.
Every article sold liy us at our Repository is w arranted
iu every respoe-t. and Our euctomers and all purchasers
can rely on lieing honorably ami fairly dealt w ith—in
pinof ol Which we respect fully invite die attention of nil
who wish to purchase, to .ait on us at tho Norl'li-F.ost
corner of Ojrleth* >rpe mid Bryan streets.opposite tlio I’er-
I ry Hons.-, •
J. B. JAQUKS t BltoTilF.lt.
N. B.—ll.ivih;; i. reKUhir sot of northern Car
riage WOrU in el) employed. We are prepared to
! execnt” Repairing of every kind in the In sr possible
1)111111101* with neatnes- and dispatch, at low rates, at
.1. It. .I.UH'KS A BROTH Fill 8
Carriage Repository,
North Fast corner Oglethorpe anil Bryan streets, oiipo.
silo tlio I’errv Ileus.. Oolnndius. (la.
February it.
LEVY, DRAKE & CO„
Engineers and Machinists,
Union Foundry & Machine Works,
('Ol.t'Ml)l S, I,ROKOfA,
IC I- e .11 tile special attention of the public to our es-
TT la'iiishineut. The proprietors are pructical He
eliauies tiud of long exjitfieiire in the Luisiii.a-s. and Luv
ine combined two estaliHshments in oue, they have tlio
Imjrost and lu st stock of tools and patterns in tin. State.
J'lieir facility foe doing business being so great, tliey call
att.ird to their customers tin. host of temisnn.l thi* inosi
i prompt oxeention.
Our senior partner having been so mauy years iu tliis
business as tin. practical partner and proprietor of tho
Oemuig.e Foundry. Maeon, Oeorgia, is well known, hav
ing bunt a large number of Steam Engines, Mills, and
\ Maoliinei'y, throughout this and adjoining Stales. To nil
i of wlii.li we refer as a guarantee of our work and ability.
Our junior is just from Virginia, and Inning lm.l the
management of some of tile largest establishments in
j that State, brings with him the best practical ability and
improvements in machinery.
M e call especial attention to our Marine mul Sln
tlounry Steam Engines and Mill. both cir
| ciilar and ltprlglit. M e are now maiiufiieturiiig the host
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
I in the emnitry, being entirely of metal, at the.same
price others are furnishing wooden on. s.
We are now furnishing Stetim Engines und Bailers 61’
any size: Flouring amj Uorfi Mills; vertriejil uti.l . i*eu
lur Saw .'tills: Sugar .Mills: Shafting: Valleys; Horse
Dowers: tlin mid Mill Hearing of all kinds; Cemetery
Railing: Bark Mills: Corn Shellers: Cob Crushers; and
Castings of every kind— Brass and Iron,
murlo-tf
DOIULE DAILY SEHVICK.
Office Montgomery and Point H. R Cos., i
Montgomery, July 0. 1855. j
ON ami after this date, the Passenger Trains on this
Road will he governed by tho following Schedule :
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Montgomery 5 45 A. M.
Arrive at West Point 1145 A. M.
Arrive at Columbus 11 50 A. V
! Returning —Leave West Point hbo A. M.
Leave Columbus.., ; 8 40 A. M.
*• Arrive at Montgomery * - HO P. M.
NIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Montgomery 700 P M
Arrive at West Point .u ‘2 *JO A. M.
Arrive at Columbus 2 45 A. M.
Rdnrninff —Leave West Point ll.'iO P. M.
LeaveOoJumbns 10 on |\ M.
Arrive at ..Montgomery I 15 A. M.
Double dnily connections are continued from West
Point to Atlanta, Augusta and Nashville, and from Cos
lu in bus to Macon, Augusta and Savannah.
Hij Negroes traveling alone must be’ provided with
two passes, showing permission of their owners to travel
over the Road, one of which will be retained bv the Con
ductor.
Nov 10 SA.MUELG. JON ES. lhig. A Sup.
East Alabama Female College,
TusickGuk, Macon County, Albama.
I OCATKf) in Tuskegee, a village luMiiined for its
1 j healthful climate and retinal society, tho college is
easy of access from cast and west by the Montgomery
and West Point Rail Road which pusses at the distance
of four lhiles, and from the upper and lower country by
excellent roads.
The public may feel assured (hat the high standard of
education here adopted will never be lo\yered. It is ohi j
determination to present at all times an institution whsn
facilities fqr instruction shall justly claim for.it a pqsi
tion among the lirst in the country. These are, au ele
gant and commodious edifice, erected at a cost of some
forty thousand dollars—a large and able corps of instrue
tors—a well selected library—n good apparatus and aea- ;
binet, prepared with special reference to the wants of the
college.
Tin* boarders enjoy per fill; ir advantages. They have
the privilege of membership in a literary society, mCet
iug weekly for reading and exercises in com
position. One hour on BaW>ath aftein*FUti> is spent by
tlu'in In giving ap analysis of the morning sermon, and
in other exercises designed to cultivate a taste for reli
gion -i truth. They also attend monthly levies rmiductuxl
by the ‘rovernesM and other members of tin* faculty.
Their dfn*niitone*urc all carpeted, well warmed and ven- ‘
tiluted, and furnished with every needful comfort, ik-*
sides boarding at the same table with the President and :
others ot the Family, they uivi under the constant super- ‘
vision of tho goN’ inens whu, diriicts them in all luaUer*
pertaining to tJieir habits of study and recreation, and I*
tlv cultivation of their manner'.
o] l fi:Kits.
LRcrary I3r|>ii a i anriit.
lli>VV A. Ji.t(’o.N. A. M., J'Hsideut, ,
Mental and Moral tkjemx;* ‘
Gnomy W. Thongs. A. M..
Higher and Anci*tA Lao'.at
J. Kkxixzivowski. French. Italian and Gecrgpsr. * t ,
.Miss Im*a , Ijogic, and l|bt< iy; r r
Mm. T. Taylok, English DropoUtw. *jr i
Miss M K. U'OXAtl, Pi rpaiiMory Olm 1 ~
AlusUrnl I)e|irtiiiinl.
Dr. S. 31. lIARTT.IVPT. PHtfevg i!
G 1 1* ( X vI S G I KST LKi:, I • **
3fi>.’ N. T. Twt.ou, s - Assistant . , ,
Mi- fhaiv Root. )
OniAnirninl I)c|ni*tin< fi.
MissT*; 11. Rrin, iMncfpaf.
41hs*H-i . ■ Aristanl.
ihmnlhig pcimrtiiMiit.
’(T’. 4 !*• Kijl*, Gov< rinv,-#
Mi'. K.IMIWN ff'NjKit, ‘Meward.,
Ml>. >aslll.r |{.’LvNr;lG Bfewam*s.
>)r-. Ipyiyi'V rf \sittiult ami >iti.
( Ahiidt r.
First J iTiii. fp*ui JJd t<* Dec. Wkl, inclusivv.
Wliili-r V o .Aion, o* iu D(r.'J4th to Jan. Ttli, iuclusiv* .
rV'Coml Vfrnn lean Jfi;i.Brh to April Hth, inclusive.
Third Tffm. item Aprtl Otfi P> July 9th, Dwlns/ve.
; ummei A oijai'Oti Lom July H'th to .'cpt. 22t1, lim limlvc.
('oinfi e on Wednesday, July 9th.
Art rsMary Kx pc uses.
• Primary p# r term $ 7
D A I ‘do so
A A i: do U UO
Odlege do 10 00
lk>,int, including lights and washing pr. term, 00
Itook-*. daflomfry, materials, At'., furnished at |ow prices.
Kxlrn ExpcinieM*
M*dern Languages, \n r term ....*.../••...$ 7 IK)
, wing, Embroidery.Clienlllo, Wax *r Fancy
‘Vvrk, per term * 9 00
*Tv)tei Colors, per tenn 10 00
I <IM Painting, jh i term IR <H>
Piano, HiiiLir. or Violin, per term DiW>
tAu us Xustruiucatf-for and piiu-ticc.
,l%r teriii i! 5o
• llurf*. lie lading use of instrument, per term .A 25 ttn
‘1 ho-c who design ent ring f*>r the first time at the lc
---gi nniag of tin; next term, will find it Ut their advantage
to correspond with the President ou that
rmaber 21, 1855. ts
Furmeis, Y<iuv lutcrcat I* Here*
I i WW \ ('handler A Co's very superior rile
•J” I* /” f bed Hides, in hfitidsnino boxes of about
4<K) Htfi. nu’ii. Paekfi;r** t* voU fir* a hail cent per lb,
less than small h)t.-<. CofiM; lip and buy IU le-s than H
package, .lust reeeived nnd for sab* bv
March 21. JAMES LIOON.
[NO. *275.
the BRITISH PERIODICALS,
AND
THE FAHaaBR'S GTTTTVg
Brent redm tion In the price of the latter publication
1.. Sis.tt * Cos.. New York, continue to publish the fol
lowing lending iiritisli Periodicals, viz-.
THE I,OND<IN QUARTERLY (Conservative).
THE KUINHBURGH REVIEW (Whip:.
THU NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Pico Church).
rill: M EST.MINSTF.R REVIEW (Liberal).
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBUKOH MAGAZINE (Tory,.
THK great und important events—Religious, Dolitn ~1,
JL and .Military—now agitating tho nations of tho old
World, give to these Publications an interest and vain®
tliey never before possessed. ‘They occupy n middle
ground bet ween the hastily written news items, etude
speculations, and Hying rumors of the newspaper, and*
the ponderous Tome of tho historian, written long aft. r
the living interest in the taeis I. records shall have
passed away. Tho progress nt the Mar iu tho East occu
pies a large space in tlioir pages. Every movement is
closely criticised, whether ot friend ur of foe, and all
short-coinings fearlessly painted out: The letters from
tlie Y inueaund from the V lti.- iu Blackwood'sMaga/inr,
r;i W ?: ,fl, Vr , .l'P'" r “'ntriimtors, give a mere
intelligible and reliable nee nut of tho luoicmcntsot tin
great belligerents that cun elsewhere lie found.
Those Periodicals ably to| resent tho three great isMiii
cal parties of Great lie,mil.—Whig, Tory, anil Radium
but politics forms only ..no feat tiro of their character
As Organs ot tho most pn bund wrifrrs on Pointer, bn,,
rutntv, .Morality, and lteli v ion, they stand, as they , ver
luive st.Ksi, unrlvalletl in li e world ot letters, lieing con
sidered indisponhihlo to tin -eliolnr mid tim protbssionii
mail, while to tin- Intelligent reader of every elnsa tin .
lurnish a more eonvet and satisfactory record of tho cm -
lent literature of tlio day. throughout tlio world. Hue,
can 1... jmssibly obtained from nny otlier sourer.
Early Copirs.
I he receipt of .I.bwiee ,SJirrh from (lie British pttblisli
ers ri'> • additional value to these Reprints, e-pe. iidi
during the present exciting state of Fhmipeau affairs, in
psiuueh as tliey can now lie placed iu the hands of sub
scribers idinn! as soon as flu* original editions.
Terms.
~ Pur min.
tor any .me.a tho four rovlews $2 0o
l or nny two of tho four Reviews ,i uo
. or any three of tho four lt.relews 7 oi
t.r all four ol tln- Kovhrevs..: s ,„>
for Blackwood's Mngnziiio .0
t.u Blackwood and throe Reviews i| | >
for BliuUwood and the four Reviews 10 bn
11 vHu nts to bo made in all eases iu advance. Mnn.re
current in tin- Stale where issued will Is- received nt pm
('ltllll)illfe.
A discount of 1 vvcnty-lUe per cent, troni tin- atiove 110
ees, w ill beallowo.l tn Plnl.s ordering direct from 1., 8. oti
A ‘ .1- lour or m.nv copies of any oue or more oftho abova
w ork s, finis: Four copies of Hindi wood, or of one lb
new. will lie sen! to one address for $: tour .-epics ot i|„
("lir Reviews and Blackwood fiirsdu: mid soon.
Postage,
In nil the principal eiiies mid towns,these works \Gii
lie delivered, free of postage. M’lien sent bv mail, lb,
jmstago l„ nny part oftho I Idled States will be but l,r,
orn/s 11 year li.r ••Blackwood.'’ and Iml
K///S II year for each of tin- Reviews.
The h'AUMKK> GUIDE
‘P< Ncltntilie and Priulien) Agl'ilTiKpie.
By Henry Stephens. F. R. S. of Edinburgh, and tin Isle
.1. I'. .Norton, I'lol'chsttr us Seidiiißi,- in
V alii New llavi ii. vols. Jioyal Ortu\n.
pages, a ml inum*iis Wood nmi Stc'l Knuiavin-
I liis i.s, eon| s.M tIJy, |lie moat complete work on A{;ii
culture ever pnMi.slieil, nnrl in order to it u widi (
circulation the publishers have resolved to reduce tit.
price to .
Li\‘ Dollar,-. li>i* the Two Volumes!.’
W lien sent h\ mail (post-paid) to (’allforuiunml Orntoii
file prue w ill 1... <7. To mi v other part of tlio Union an#
Jo Canada (post j*aid), s . if. This work i- not. the old
“Book of the Farm.”
Beirilttnnees for any of the Jihove puhlicutioiiH should
always hi* uddresse<k posl-puid. to the Publishers.
LEONARD. .SCOTT CO.,
No. ;Vl (lold Street, New Voi 1,.
PROFESSOR WOOD’S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
It lias Worked Miracleu.
r IMI AT ALL Till: HALD AND GRAY can be roHtet*ai
X peri’ utl\ to oiigpiai growth, ho far as their locks ni.
i eo’ncerncd. dot not admit ofdotibt: besides, it will <m*
[ every possible discuw of the scalp, whether developed a*
i dandnill, itching, or in the sliape of cutaiieoiiH ejup
tioK—even ;-eanl*head—and in no possible case will il
tail ol curing, a.s if by magic, nervous or periodical bend
ache, and if ti-ed twice a week by tin* young, regulurij
it will preserve the color, and keep tin* hair from fall ft
to any imagiimblo age. Read and judge.
Ijhjanm'oiu, la.. June, 1H5..
Messrs, g. j. Wool) a ro. *
Genti Yours of the llllli value duly lo hand, ho
cloMed. pkAse nnd thirty-eiglit dollars, ii being H .
amount for lluir klwdorntWe. Ibaxe sold it all. ‘ *
if you ehoose, you nun m ini ri\ dozen bottles Hair K*
btratlte; l think I ran sell il. Ii lias worked inirarU>
in tlii.” place. I sold a man six .*1 bottles, that was bald,
•uni if letelied new hair out all over hi* bead.
Yours, respectfully,'’ W. fl. GPIDLIA
i If. li.umci:. Yaxuama. June 91. 1854.
PUoFKticG/; \\ ODD—
Pear Bir I take pleasure in bearing vohiutfti > i(y
finion.v to the exeelleiico **t your Hair Restorative. Tlim*
month ago my hair was very gray. It i now a dark
brown, (the original eolyr,) smooth and glossy. The tut tv
application I have made to it. has hcoif the flair Ream
mtiv4 prepatol by you, and which, from the result in
my own i a•. ! can moot eordiallv reeominend tootlieis.
If(.*• ,f*etfuDv, yours. EI)\V. WiMANm
\ INCH MM..**, la.. June *gl. Ihsc,.
PIP >F. ft. J. \\ UOD-
A- > ui aiv about to manufacture am] vend >onr o
cenlly dbuoyerod Ifalr Restorative, i will state. f i
v. lioni-o’ ver it may euucern. that I have used it, sad
Known other- l<* use it—that I have, for several years,
been in the habit of using ether Hair Restoratives, and
that J fuel yours vastly superiot to any other 1 know.
It entirely eieansoM the head of dandndf and with one
month's proper use. will restore ;ih person's hair to tin
original yoinjifu! color and texture giving il ii lirulthv.
-oh and glossy appearance; and all this, without discol
< ring tla hand* that apply it. or tlie dress on which it
drops. I would, therefore, r< conuu* ml il* use to even
om desirous of having a line cofn* and texture of hair
Jlesjieetftdly, yom M .ILSON KING.
r > i. u'is,
PROF. V\ UOjp—
A A On are about to j.n jmh and vi fid yon/ iei;nlU
i’ ii *'t‘it I wiil late, iljul mv u f<**v
;ig". vers ‘U.is and aft t.wo bottles of yui Ih'it
liestoriitne. u resume.l .*. original color: and *ln(<%it*
applicatii.ii. ii’f dmi'Uuf! disappeared from tuy laid.
;i|wl I have been .troubled • .#i Ii no ilisUgrcahle lieiiirigoi’
tin* m alp. I .mi satisfied li yt those who yse h v ill ijoi
i<; let il, us i’ thv hau |he uppewrut|ee of biiVitig
:**<■ isicceuiiy wilml. I Hi.i-fuftparfcd,'thervlhre. to veeum
mend Rs ,>u nuL wfiwjii’adHiroij|iA)fiiaviiif a l*eau!lb.l
lend is : lußn, ‘ I *nf.\*ii* Tonrs^'rtc.’
v * , • * -t If .L. M’EVVAKT.
’ IMF. I - * 1 • >•’ . * *'*.
. Av. r , gi~ Ms bsjf sv>* lal years, been bi
t 'tfun ‘.jiiuiiial uFvly gryy* ncvmpmded by u iturnlinr.
’ A mult nd fjn£i Mi+intit application of oil'necessary
j it. r vUie.n,/ imnencc‘i using your Ifnirßes
‘Gj*tGyt, ids.id rtuHiimnflis ago, it wus in that condition ;
’ Png *••*!:f bun and its use till, within tin* lust three
, <Jm- 4dmed to if*’ natural color, and ansuuied u
F-wHtm-ss and Jn'fi’ greatly to !*<• preferred to those pro
[ h; 4,i by Jhe application of oils or any other pteimration
I li.if v “ii •and. I legat'd it as an iiidi'pensalde ariicU
‘..r/ very lady’- toilet, wlmthcr t< tie um-d as a Hair Re*
h eativ*;, or Ibr t lie simple purpose of dressing or begati
ly ii'. (lie liaie. You hjive p’ iloih'itii to refer to tue nil
u b/u emCi'lain sitiv donbi of its pm'forifihtg all that I*
- hum. d|m’ K. MR.-. G. SY.MO.NDB.
i nrhmati.Dhio, Feb. 10, J 854. 144 Third *l.
S\ urr.TowN. M; May J, 1851.
prof. o. Wood—
Allow tin* to attest the vlftties and ningie powers **l
jon i Hair lb-trinitivc. Three months sin re, being <x
• eedincly gray, I ptii’chused; and ss)ti eotnnienecd to use.
two bottle*; and and m*n began to tell, in lestoiing the
silv. r locks m their native color, and Him hair, which was
liefoi'O dry and harsh and failin'.’ olf. now IssMltlke soft
and Jghmsy, and il erased falling: the dandruff dimp
pent* and, and fie- < alp lost all tie- disagreeable •tliitJ
‘<< annoying U foir*. and now, 1 not only look, but fe* 1
voting again. Ih spcetfiilly, yours, etc.
ril ARLEH NVII IT'S FA
4* Bolu at 11 4 Market street, ft. ixmht, Missouri, 5J*
liroadway, New York, and by all J>t'itgglst* • vr> wlion .
411 kinds of family patent medecities for ‘Hie, on the
List possible tern no ut Professor Wood's cstfthlifthincnl.
14 Market street, ht. I / itis.
For sals In Colombii’ at the Drug fltorr of
KIVLIN, TlbMA> A t O
Juno 1— Mm
TIIK DAILY HIN HOOK HIAIDEIO.
VFTER a Kuspetision of throe months for yfcb-,
want of un dltfltut wurlunfln, the yife jK
MIN'DKItY *1 the Daily Sun establishment
sit vain underway. With an accontplHli ♦
• and, rrliabk and prompt workiiiuH, and
be t stock, the public tuny rely oil good work, and lhst
it will be n ady for delivery at the tium pi’otiiis^]
Men hants. Rankers, Comity Offlcers, aud (dlu isaant
in. Ihioks, cun have fliem rnhtl to any pattei n. ar.d
• sjiind in any style desired.
Music, .Magazines, Lava Reports, and olhti printed
work bound in any desire “style.
March J 4.
STRAW GOODS.
(UTY LADIES and Ladies visiting the City, can Rad
j a larger assortmeiit of MfrA%v Goo4m than over
Iwieire ojm in■•lln this market, embtaditr all the rec?nt
styles, for Rovs. Misses and Children at
April U. OaBODVFS