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THE DAILY SUN. Friday Mornluff, Aug. ?5, 1851), To Advertisers. [ Adverti*ors must send in their u .lvorti* u,Ul ‘* Lh I by 4 p. in., to Insuro insertion in the next aim u , f nief’* issue. Traveling Agnnt. Mr. ZAC. KouKB. U TrilluK Agent in ..sj” th.- l>Ky tml h I Tlio San for tlio Summor. ■ I'jriom liO eontumpUte le\lrg tlio lity ilur. , | Dt j t h„ uoinlug summer mouths, will hoar in iniiid that they coil have the Daily Ruu a.-tit to tlioii’ aildruw, hy calling at the clerk’. duk and pining 60coat.por mouth. Dmv Advertisemunts. i Wagoners nro directed to the adver itisement of the Columbus Iron Works |Compauy. TLobo having stock to feed are referred I In the Cow l’oa advertisement of Bedell & f Weems. . The Health Officers of the city are re ferred to the advertisement of the City’ i Physician. Stockholders in the Muscogee Building i and Loan Association, are referred to the J advertisement of the Treasurer, See advertisements of W. 11. 11. Phelps, j of the (iaudy Grape, and a variety of j brands of Cigars. Win. E. Lamar, Deputy Sheriff of this ! county, died very suddenly at his resi dence in this city on Wednesday last, j His remains were deposited in the tomb ! yesterday afternoon with Masonic cere- j monies, lie leaves a largo circle of ! friends and relatives to mourn liis loss. Is it Rlglitl We mean to continue to raise tho side walks iu the city. Already they are from | four to twelvo inches higher than the lots, making drainage almost impossible, ex cept at heavy expense, often more than j ’ many of opr citizens arc ablo or willing to pay. Wo were surprised and astound ed to notice the carts engaged in raising ‘tho side walk in front of the residences of Messrs. Bnrschall, Johnson and It tun rsey, a day or so since. This walk was one of the dry est and most beautiful in the city, and higher than the lots. Where, then, tlio necessity of raising it still high er? Wo confess we “don’t understand,” I and would be pleased to bo enlightened i in tho views entertained by the Street j Committee. Tire Hog Law Is Abolished. At least we presume so, from the num ber of grantors which are perambulating our streets. We bavo always had a pride , in seeing the laws and ordinances, made ! by our city authorities, enforced, even if bad ones, until tho same arc repealed. j The hog law may be a good one, or it may not; bo that as it may, it ,s a law made by tho proper authorities, aud should be enforced, or repealed. It may be our Council have invaded their (tho hogs’) constitutional rights, aud they may be, possibly, standing out in defiance of the law making power of tho Council, and | are determined to test the question before the Supreme Court, If such be so, we j trust our City Attorney will not shrink j from a faithful dischargo of his duty, aud Marshal Hughes intimidated thereby from properly penning the porkers until the ordinance shall be repealed. Puglt autl Dougins Mr. Pugh, the recently elected succcs- , sor to tho Hon. Eli S. Shorter, to Con gress, from the second District of Ala- j bama, while addressing the people of Lowndc3 county, being interrogated as to his probable support of Judgo Doug las, should lie be the nominee of the Charleston Convention, is reported to have promptly responded as follows: lie repudiated Stephen A. Douglas and his odious doctrines—his squatter sovc- ! roignty—his territorial policy—his con- j struction of the Cincinnati platform, and tho whole string of his vile teachings.— j l'eing asked if he would support Douglas under the Charleston Convention, he said emphatically, “No, I would not support Stephen A. Douglas if he was nominated on my own platform.” lie said that he regarded Douglas as a corrupt man, and unworthy of the support of true patriots, no matter what platform he might run on, or what promises he might make. If i Douglas should receive the nomination Os tho Charleston Convention, he advised I that we nominate a separate ticket, and appoint our best men as electors and beat him. lie advised Southern rights dem- j ocrats to go to the Charleston Convention and demand the endorsement of tho Cin cinnati platform, the repudiation of squatter sovereignty, the protection of slave proporty in the territories, and the recognition of all tho rights claimed by tho South. If tho Southern members could not control tho Convention and car- i ry these points,’that they should then quit the concern and come home. He desired to make one more effort to pro- ! servo tho Union on principle, but bad very, little confidence in the success of the effort. If it failed, then he wanted the South to bo uuited as ono man, and burst tho unholy bands and take an inde pondeut position out of tho Union, liy this stop, the South could lose nothing, having tho resources and power to con trol tho manufacturing and commercial interests of tho world. ♦ —-— Louisville and Nu*livl!lr Hall ltorul. In a long article, giving a discriptiou of an excursion oil tho above read, the l.ouisville Courier says : Tho main road is now being run ovor by daily trains of ears from Louisville across Orcen itiver at Mumfordvillo, a distance of 74 miles. At the Nashville cud, tho cars aro run ning over the wholo distance of 71 miles between Howling (ircen mid Nashville, except uino miles, which aro now ready lor the iron. Thorc are, therefore, 13(1 miles of tho main road, over which tho cars are now running, which leave only 48 mi lei yet to bo completed, (in these 48 miles much the greater part of the work is done, and the cars will run over the wholo line, from Louisvillo to Nash ville, boforo the first day of January next, t MILLINERY AT COST! MltS. lIAKbtY i'.I.L, desirous of converting ns i innny of her floods as possible Into cash bo l .i'o the close of tho sonson. Is alluring bur Mini- ! nery, consisting in part ..f Crape, Chip, l'lnin ratraw, Neapolitan and Linen Braid Bonnots ■A. T COST I Also, FLATB of various kinds for Children; i undies’ Press Caps au,i Headdresses, lllnsi .n ’ apes, Bertims, Kmbruidered Collars, Ac. All , so articles mu new nud fashionable, and will nu sola tor cost I Also, Lace Mantillas, extra line arid stylish; a few Press Hoods, souro of which WI Ihe sold below cost! Call end get bargains ! July itr-’jw s. •£.. Sakpwkll. FINK FANCY FLOI'H! ’7r,IIDhB. Bxtraß. bonis Flour Justrecefvadand * • fur sale by UU.NIIV A CO. THK CAVALIKH, ’ I>VO. p, K. James. Just received at :* * J. W. I’KABK’K BOOK STORE. apple vixsuaki sale by X 1 July 21. j. A. WHITEBIDK A CO. COUNTING-HOUSE (CALENDAR. is SZ Ti - . ‘’ k is ~ JO . = < : - 7 x Is - wl - S.- o y ~ .s 1 .1 1 .l;i. I J - ■. I , S , :i I (, 7 S O Hinl! 1C I:; II 1.1 Id II 1C i:; It!;, lu lii 17 Is IU -.>o ‘-’I AS 17 is ll’ Jiit •£> r. Cl 25 20 27 2s 21) 21 25 2c> 27 2 S 2U :;o Id .11 21 fiai 1 2 ;; 4 5 Avo 1 2 .". 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Known : WILL PREVENT THE SPREAD OF WILL PREVENT THE SPREAD OF WILL PREVENT THE SPREAD OF WILL PREVENT THE SPREAD OF WILL PREVENT THE SPREAD OF WILL PREVENT THE SPREAD OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. FST PRIOR, FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. Sold by every respectable Druggist iu Columbus Order iu quantity from DAUBY & PRICK, June 30 Auburn, Ala. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES! BRYANS’ PUIiMONXC WAFEHS! The Oriuixal Medicine Establisiihdix 1837, and ! first article of the land ever introduced under the J I name of “Pulmonic Wafers” in this or auy other country; all other Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits. The genuine can he known hy the j name BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Coughs, Colds, Soro Throat, Hoarseness. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relievo Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Spitting of Blood, Pain* in tbo Chest. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS j llelievo Irritation of the Uvula aud Tonsils | BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relievo the above Complaints in Ten Minutes BUY AN’S PULMONIC WAFBItS Are in a simple form aud pleasant to the taste. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Not only’ relievo,but effect rapid and lasting Cures. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS ’ Are a Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are adapted for Vocalists aud Public Speakers. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Are warranted to givo satisfaction to every one. No Family should be without a Box of BHYAN’S PUXiMOUTC WAFERS in Tin: house. No Traveler should be without a supply of ARYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS IN II fS POCKET. • No person will ever object to give for BRYAN’S PUIiMCNIC WAFERS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y. For *alo,ia Columbus, at the Drug Store* of J. A. WHITESIDE & CO., ACER A IVERSON, nihlC-eowly und by all respectable Druggists The Great English Remedy. SIR JAMES CLARK’S CELEUHATED FEMALE I'ILLS, Prepared from a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D ., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. Thi* invaluable medicine i* unfailing iu tlio cure of all those painful aud dangerous di < use* to which the female constitution is subject. 11 mod erates all excess uud removes all obstructions, ami a speedy cure may bo relied t.n. TO MARRIED LADIES It i* peculiarly suited. It will,iu atshort time, bring on tho monthly period with ugulurity. Each bottle,prieo Ono Dollar, bears the Govern ment Stamp of Grout Britain,to prev ut counter feit. Caution. —These Pill* should not Le taken by Females iu tho first throe mouth* of pregnancy; at any other time they are perfectly sale. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection*, I’aiu iu tho Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hy-torics and Whites, these Fills Will effect a cure when all otb er means have failed, aud ulthough a powerful remedy,do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any thing hurtful to tho constitution. Full directions in tlio pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, (Lata I.C. Baldwin A C 0.,) Rochester, N. Y. N.B.—sl and 0 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle containing 60 Pills, by return mail. For sale iu Columbu*. at the Drug Stores of PEMBERTON k CARTER, ACRE A IVERSON, inchO-oowly und all rstpectabieDrugglsts. mackerel. MACKEREL iu kits, quarter, hulf and whole burrols; also Salmon in kits. For sale by Yeb.S. GUNDY k CO. CUBA MObASNFS! 1 \ DDLS, ot I .tra Cuba Molasee*, just re 1 *J\J ccived aud for sale by Aprils. GUN BY A 00. HOPE ON CONBIGNNBIIT, COILS BALE ROPE for sale low by June 10. RAGLAND A BJltCIf. I C? O -AJL. - NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3 Sttlaa or cotton ii y I 1.i.u0 bales ; market u*i<lwng<d. N \\ YORK tIU • ■ . • 0 ball ; market shady. I l-ui d’ “ : 1 1 “ ul* . per barrel; :d<*i of 14,000 luti h-Ib ; Liilbciu un- ; ! ciuin ,and. Wliit advanced-tc ;; iin is ]• r bush el *s Ji of 1 ,-00 buslu-1*; scarce. ■*— - <- Vricos o: J roadstuf . 1 OOUHBOT K D WKKKI.Y BY PAt. A C M11.1.H. Per DVL Uttllbl. Ur. 1111 i Double Extra $0 tKI A iv 25 , 1 Mxtra f'Miiily V Lu • 75 \ OO i Supevlina 0 •<(* l> > ,1 io Uxtra ; ine ’UO 3 “ > . 1 •■ Flue 0 00 2 .0 1 *2O polled Meal aud Hominy 10 pel burlpd. Unbolted Meal aud Hominy $1 per biulud. ltrnn and Sho.'ts, lulled 1 per 100 lbs. Rich Shorts $1 2o p<r 100 !by. - ■ Columbus Factory and Mills. OFFICE AT TI! IV FOX TA I NF. WAR7’ II O U .‘i K. Par ÜbL Ua.fUM. Qr. UU. Extra Sr U-ur 0o bd L i Family Flour 7ao 375 100 tiiipt rtino Flour t5O i 2.- 1 t ; . , Fiuo Flour 5 00 2 7 o i 10 Corn Meal aud Gritu sil p<r bimln l limn 1 per l uMiel ; ghorta L 5 per 100 lbs. #4^-Cotton Yarns, OsuaburgH, l.itisoys, Strlpcp, Jean, *c., Ac. Russet and black Shot's All tho above are of our own manufacture. • .July 0,1850. 11KNR YV.M El bid, Agent. HIONKY WASTED* UNCURKEKT MONEY I Oil ALABAMA, VXIiaiNIA . NORTH CAPOT.TNA iTid Nortliern States.botik'KtMMl s"M 4>y 8. 11. IU LL, At il ii-Q NuiV Kxpro.nOlUco,ti2 Utoail.Kt. ; April 15, 185 D-1 y KXPItIHS FORWAHUINO. HAENDSN’S EXPRESS. iP’Prk URTmle.i’s - v oiler to llie public in- 4A | i u j-uralleit'tl Induct'nients lor transmission aud safe dolivery of Bank ■ j Notes, Hold, Silver, aud all valuabi.b Pack auks and tiKAVY Freight throughout the cities and towns in the Union generally. J Daily Expresses leave Columbus, in charge of ; experienced and trusty Messengers, fbr all points North, East, South and West. Measurement Goods Fifty Cents put foot for ; OasoH oter three, ctibtc ftel from NVw York to Co* ! 1 embus. Heavy Goods Three Dollurs per liundred for packages of one hundred pounds and upwards, i Ail Expresses run upon Mail Steamers and K:c , presg Mud Trains. Porsous wishing freight shipped via land route j will please have it so marked. Persons cau take a receipt at tho point of ship ment, with the amount of freight specified thereiu. 1 For special contracts and money apply to S. 11. lILLL, Agent. Columbus, Ga., Se] t.v. 1 &8-ly A GRAND THING! | I'IVERYBODY INCITED J W r E intend to close out our business, and de sire to do so iu the next sixty days. We uow oiler our entire stock of Goods at COST FOR CASH! A great many Goods we will sell for less than cost! Wo also offer extra inducements,to those I who wish to buy on time; our desire and determ ination is to close out at tlio very earlirjit day. Wo will mention tho price of a few articles iu order that tho public may see how we intend to i sell : Silk Dross Fa*, ter us worth sl3 now sell for sl2 < “ “ “ *2O “ “ ti u “ “ :jf> “ “ -2:1 I 44 <4 tl li .15 ll It “ “ “ 50 “ “ “ ...... U 5 i “ ii “ “ (55 “ 4O “ “ “ “ 100 “ “ “ 65 SluMiin l’atterns “ 18 “ “ 12 “ “ “ 12 “ “ “ 8 lln“8 “ “ 6 worth 25 cents per yd, now sell for 15 cts. 44 4. 15 • “ “ *• 10 cts. ll II J 2 ll n 1* I- “ “ H cts. i Wool llats worth 50 cents, now sell for 37c. “ “ worth 75 cents, now sell for (oc. “ *• worth sl, now sell for 75 nuts. Saddles worth S2O, now sell for $lO. , Fa<ldle‘B worth $lO, now sell lor sl2. Saddles worth sl2, now’ sell for We most earnestly invite an early call, as we in tend to <Io what we say. J one 28 *2m. University of Pennsylvania, PH 1 LAD EL PH I A. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Ninety-Fourth Session (1850-GO.) William Gibson, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Surgery. Samuel Jackson, M. D., Professor of Institutes of Medicine. George 11. Wood, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine. Hugh L. Hodge, M. 1)., Profes*gr of Obstetric.-; and the Diseases of Women aud Children. Joseph Carson, M. D., Professor of Materia Modica and Pharmacy. Robert E. Rogers. M. D., Professor of Chemistry. Joseph Leidy, M. D., Professor of Anatomy. | llenry H. Smith, M. D.. Professor of Surgery. William Hunt, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy, f 1 MUi Lectures of tlio Pension will begin on tho X second Monday of October and close on tlio Ist of March* Clinical Instruction is given throughout tlio ! Session, iu tho Mcdicul Hail, by the Profcssns, and ut the Pennsylvania and other Hospitals. Tho Dissecting Rooms, under the superintend ence of the Professor of Anatomy and the Demon- o open from the middle of September. The Room for Operative Surgery and tho Ap plication of bandages, Ac., is open early iu Sep tember and throughout tho Session, under tho supervision of tlio Professor of Surgery. Surgicul Demonstrator, C. 8. Bishop, M. D. Fees for tho Lectures (each Professor sl6) $lO5 ; Matriculation Fee (paid ouco only) f> Graduation Fee 30 U. K. 110(1 KltS, M. T>., Dean of the Medical Faculty, University Building. P. B. Dick, Janitor, University Building. P. S.—Hoard may bo had ut from $2 50 to $0 ; per week. jyl2-Tu&Fßtn ANOTHER evidence I . OF THE Inestimable Virtue and Value OF JACK SMITH’S SOUTHERN REMEDY, FOIL ALL BOWEL DISEASES'! A GENTLEMAN if our city having Leon t-ick -e\- of Chronic Diarrhea for over t\. <. and nearly tlireo months. Miys that he wan cured iu less than twenty hours by its use. Ho ii now attending to hi* business as usual. Dues any doubt, call <<u uu* and you shall have the words of tiro living witness. I <lhhl in finis, ut,o no manitficturcd certificates. The people are finding out griwb* *l>.r 1 what I knew years •, that .JACK BMITiiYS (U)UVIAL Jh the best remedy for liowel Dineupes extant. Not a day conu sand K 0( - H but some oi.u ‘ says to me, ** 1 am Batisfled tiiat your Cordial will do, and mu willing to to:<tii'y to it over my signature.” Now, all T ran add is, if you doubt my word call ut No. 105 Broad street, and 1 will furnish you with testimony that will convince even a doubting Thomas. Call and sen me ut No. 106 Uroud street. JACK SMITH, Proprietor. Columbus, Ga., June 21. ts J. J. MILI.E't J. WATER *I AN. Dills Is Kit dt WATKIIMAN, Auction and Commission Merchants, MAO ON, OHO It GIA. % 1 riLL give particular attention to the public II und private sale of Mt-rcbandiftn sud Prop arty of every description, aud will make prompt returns for tlie sume. Refer by permission to J. R. & W. A. li mu, T. Tl. Bloom, J. b. Winter, L. si. Lamar, K. Bond, i’i -i ----il'-ut Munufactnrar’s Bunk, Macon, Ga. W. M. DuvidkOU, LuliCi he li Bell, it. lf;ib< If ham A Eons, Brigham, Baldwin ti Cos., T J. N\ ulsh, Savannah, Ga. W. C. Dukes k Sou, Charleston, S. C. jy27 -m TRUNKS! TRUNKS! T.AUUKNIK TRUNKS, Saratoga, Fiencli, bolo Leather, and various otln-r Ti unknfor LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Also Bvnuel Boxes, Leather Bugs, lVlliiit r Bug , I V alises, &r. For sulu very low at A. C. BANDKRB A CO'S Boot and bhoo Store, No. 10'2 Broad ut. Columhiis, July 10,1859. FUEBKI SU PPL IKS HKCKIVKD BY VAN 1/KKSII Goshi n Butter; New State Clw.se; Lnglif h Dairy Che*#o; i'iuu Apple KxtruSugar Cured Hams; Sugar Cured Jowls; Be.xfc Leaf Lard; Baltimore Phouldoia; Fulton Market Beef; Pig Pork ; Horse Radish; Chow Chow Picklesi Fulton Market Bouf; Pig Pork : llorso RudiKh ; Chow Chow Pickle*’ Lxtra Table Oil; French Mustard; Fine Claret Wine; Best Cliariipague Wine; Id Box- h Fresh Lemons. July 1. KKUUMEXK OIL! ; ) MOKIC Barrels of that heautiful Kerosene Oil just received and for sale hy my3o It. A. WARM k Bdlf, 74 Broad t. LIFK OF FIUKDIMCH SCIIILLKK, I\Y Thomas Carlvl *. Just received ut ) J. W. PLASK’B BUCK STOKi:. OF A THOUSAND STRINGS. \NfcW supply just received at J. W. PKABB’S BOOK BTOKK. ON CONSIGNMENT, l llllDh.Hugur; 25 sacksCotl-'O. ,) Fur sale by HUOIIKB, DANIF.L k CO. I Columbus, May 2 l-ts THE DAILY SUN PRINTING AND BINDING LET \ 111 .111 1 M I .NT ( ‘V'liwitll t ; . tlie Hun of- A I Bio is one <\f “vr, . - • - the butt find ■ j - ! 0 ’tW" - • ‘ ’lyV¥ : * •’ • ‘ t ’ - plate print* ‘ ‘‘s ft. >v'*‘ 1 i agent nl>- f . 1 ! iislinientM in *rl■ r* N . * --*% tin. in:. .1 of tho Sout li ’ i descrlpfion t*f l-lintin •*• is get ton i *Gi a stylo that CANNOT M SURPASSEI), I N rtli or h ‘iitli. aud with great dis patch', Tlio PAI’KU and CARDS used in this e,ublbhmt nt 1 a,io of tho he .A -jUftLty. Two of tlm proprietors 1 sire practical printer.! of nuudi Experience, under is done, 1 Onr PRICKS AUR I'IODF.UA'fK, and work war- I rantt and to plaaao. ‘ THE BOOR BINDERY v In nunt comploto f o'; ‘■''/■r /sjV.a in all ilHurratige /, . x ‘ U ‘ nionti, and i.< in I y \ \W\ y”- , m *:-' A ■-> dmrgo of a con;- i •***• pefeiit workman. | n this depart | :< hD\ \v * ment, nleo, none • -b' 'yj Ast.‘. ?*.. V'**v but tlio hf-st stock i> kept, and tho i ‘ r, - : y\ public may roly jU'i&jrJ ***•■ > oil getting first v ° ‘ work. For tho !) LA XK DOG fv 31 A KIKG-, i all tho Inin*- iiiipi-ovcnientp Inivo been procured. Having purclnu.-d the nolo l ight, for Coluinbiit', ! of Rt) WAND’S SPUING AND CAB IU AG K, for I.lank hooka, wo nro pn i aiod to make up MKK t’HA.VIV BOOKS, Col'KT RIiCOKDS, Ac. in a J style rir’surpasfting iiny Bindery in South-Western . Georgia, ‘i ho Spring is a great inipruvoinont, nnd i.; only to be seoti to bo appreciated. No extra charge is made f*>r the Spring. J&iti • aIUSIC, MAGA/IMN, LAW, ML’DIdAL WDulvst, atfd other piinti-! works, beund in any and ired i tytir. . j TtlK uikliY AimCLK UNRIVALED IN MARKET, WU’ll ISIMIINuK Home ami European Demaml! fpHE reason why, is that by Katuro’s own pro- X cess it restores the natural color permanent ly utter the hair Ik cones gray; supplies tlio nutuial 11 uids, aud thus makes it gr> w on bald leads, lvmovos ail dandruff, itching, and heat from tho scalp, quiets ami tones up tho nerves, ami thus cures all nervous headache, and maybe | relied upon to euro all diseases of tho realp and hair; it will stop and keep it from falling off; ! male* it sujiy Qlos*y y healthy aiul U nUifU, and if u-ed by tho young two or throe times a week, it I will novi r fail or becowo gray; then,reader,lead th. foildwln andju j h . : Kxw York, Jau; 8, lfe.'.o, ! Messrs. O. J. Wood iC- Cos., Gkntlkaji n : Having heard a good dual about ! 1 Professor Wood’s linir Restorative, and my hair ; hiing gray. 1 made up my mind to lay aside ! the prejudices which I, in common w ith a great ! many persons, had against all manner of patent 1 medicines, aud a short tim© ago I commenced i using your article, to test it for myself. I Tho result has been ho very satisfactory that 1 ! uni very glad 1 did so, and injustice to you, as 1 well as lor tho encouragement oi others who may I ; be as gray as I was, but who having iny prejudice 1 without my reasons l’ur setting it aside, me un willing to give your Uestoiativo a trial till they havo further proof, aud tho best proof being oc- j ! cular demonstration, 1 write you this letter, which you may show to any Midi, and also direct i them to mo for further proof, who am in and out ! of tho Now York Wire Railing Establishment I every day. j My hair is now its natural color and much im , proved iu appearance every way, being glossier and thicker and much more healthy looking. 1 am, yours respectfully, H UNKY JENKINS, Cor. Columbia anil Carroll sts., Brooklyn. LXYUCCSTCX Ala. Feb.! 1 ISNS Prof. Wood —Dear NiV;- Your Hair Restorative has done much good iu this part of tho country. - My Lair lias been slightly dimiuii-hiug for several , years, caused, I suppose, from a slight burn when j I was quite ail infant. 1 havo been using your : Hair Restorative for six weeks ami I find that I | havo a line head of hair now grow ing, alte r having ; used ull other remedies know n, to to clVect. 1 think it tlio most valuable remedy now extant, and advise ull who are afflicted tliut way to use your remedy. You can publish this if you think proper. Vours, Ac., ti. Yv. MIDDLETON* Philadelphia, Sept. 0,1857. Prof. WooD-i-Ztear N7r; Your liair Restorative is proving itself beneficial to me. Tho front, and also the back part of my heud almost lost its cov ing—was in fact bald. I havo used but two half pint bottles of your RestoriitD *, and now the top of my head i;i vvoil studded with a promising crop of young hair, and tho frout is uho receiving its benefit. I Lave tried other preparations with* ut any benofft whatever. 1 think Horn my own per sonal recommendation, I can induce many to j try it. Yours, respectfully, D. U. THOMAS, M. 1). No. 401 Vino Street. Tlio Restorative is put up in bottle/: of three sizes, viz: large, medium and small; tho small hold3 lmlf a pint, aud retails at ono dollar per j bottle; tho medium holds at lea:-1 twenty percent, more in proportion than tho small, retails for two 1 dollars a bottle; the large holds a quart, forty per cent more in proportion, and retails for threedol* bus a bottle. 0.-L WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 512 Broadway, New York, (in the great N. Y. W ire Railing Estab lishment,) and .114 Marke t street. Ft. Louis, Mo. And sold by nil GOOD DRUGGISTS aud FANCY UOOBri DEALERS. June 8, 1859-Jm SHELBY SPRINGS, SHELBY COUNTY, ALA. fTMIIS well kuown and phus- J ant watering place Lhh A changed hands, and will bo open f-r tlio reception of visitors on 11 ■> , ■j j W IIDNKSI) AY iCY-.MCaflgc The First Day of Juno next. Tho entire building is undergoing thorough re pairs and all the Cabins will lo utwly coiled and painted, and ail leaks stopped—in a word, all things will look, and he, aa good c if they were new . IGiavo Inclmany years experience in Hotel j keeping, and flutter myself that 1 will be able, with good usaiataiieo, to satisfy ull reaaomible pemona, aud make gueats feel as if they were at hoim*. I will havo goud s rvauts, a clean house, and ni e ’ furniture, and as fur iu> in my power lies, cater to I the w ishes of all. Tho table will be as good as the I most experienced couks ami full oupplies t an lijuko it. Tho Jiall will be open during tho season w ith a full bund of mude, for the umuseuiffut (and tJni. i gue.'tri. A a to the mineral waters, they are ten well known t<* re-pire any r/ord in the it behalf ■ from mo—them nro live fountains of healing water ever fbiwing, saying “ e<.mo and he cured.” The | in -iltli of tShulby cannot bo surpassed in (lie United } b'tal. : n;l • f*> *■■>• * r->*a I* -nnty Htaiuls unef|ualled in the There is Sen few n driy in the heat of summer, tiiat tho iu i ury i Ingiur than w 0 degrees*, yet it !: not dalnp or any way di-.e'i- -\ibl ■. (> v r a square *f i nHi res, l uvored with a most luxuriant carnet of beautiful grass, there is an nlniort ; npetual slinde, r- nd- ring thin tho in.-at delightful slimmer roHortin tlio country. , Think of the e coiuforU here, ro eu.-ily obtained, and compnro them with tho closo, b t, suhry, sickly towns, aud Southern farms, and you will j tioubtle* a deeido to roruo- to Mholby Fprlngs, and > ,‘peml tho summer whom you can Lr< utho flu* pure ’ Foutlmrn air, lo v/altod -n hy Honthern servants, und a Soißliern Landlord, aud thanked f.-r your i money, ami nothing spa red to give you tho worth ; of yotijr bill. I bavo nmplo room for 250 persons, and can ac coinui'dato 15ot- 2i lannli’ H. IVrsons in want of rooms fen* their l.uuilns wmild do well to wrilo, a 1\ i-ii me es tin* numb’ r tie f v, i di, the number of pemous iu tim family, and the time th<*y expect to coino, in order that I may be able to have e very thing arranged satlsfocti illy by tlio lima of their I arrival. All letters will bo piutnptly answered. ! wi ll tho public to give me a call before! going . X rth. whom they go iu qs; U of pleasure, but havi to i tuiu i -.tit to find 11. BEN’J. SCREVVF, Projfr. FURTHER NOTIC’F! \ A(MIKS OF VALUABLE LAND,j bdng /if the Springs, nro offered for ale. Aiost of it is bottom laud, lino for cotton, ami cannot by < .oiled fur k* ‘'H by a iy o!L i in the? • -aMry. I T'iti4i liberal, un<l will 1-. hold in loti: to nit pur -1 ehttkem. Apply to BKNJ. SCRKWF, Ag. ut. April I'J-wlf on tlio preinlsos. MERIWETHER WARM SHPIR-ITsTGi S I *,.1(44 .KUbintililuilt i. uow . I. o|.i‘li und in ucct. -fill o(j( r- Ays,’*Y. ‘V tion 11 Hi. r till- i ui*i i vl.ioii ‘1 Hi ili.e enu-nt of this cstllbli ,l|‘ lit. N> expeUSH 1i th or will be j ,ir*d f maintain the vvelbi'sii ned ruputntiou Os tli*h htnings. Mr. *i< ter will be iif .-iite 1 by Mr. William H. Davis, with competent a B,Rants in every branch of tho busioeM, and a full <oip iof well-frain* and rvauts. Notiu imod bar being turnod off, aa the c*-.tabli.hu.ent will bo kept open duritig suonn'i and winter. July 2d-2iii J. L. MUrTIAN, l'ruprietor. II OUGHT TO UU KNOWN 1 lmvo j Mat ree ivt'l 25,1)00 lbs. cholco I Clear and Uibbe 1 Hid s, Hhe nlders and Xlaamn, </f various trims and prices; 2,000 lbs. choice Jov/h M, lit ball the price of Ildus; 2,000 lbs. choice I A No. 1 fn ah Loaf bard. A constant supply of FLOU It, lu 60 and 100 lb. -*cki, of every quality, at mill pries when mom * than a barrel is taken at a time. Also a general a ;rtment of Groceries. All at the lowsrt prices f r<: ’ . JAMES DIG ON, myl3 Corner !a>)ow Gatiby k Cos. FIIESU JINE BITTER! J UST received fresh Juno (lusheti BLT'J fclt; Superior Smoked BEEF; by | June 13. HOWKLL k JOHNSON. | t''.vsi i iomai: rii v i , GOODS m MfU.INERY ‘ Boe 1.. . . 1 Vi:nt 1 <■ >- LB AT Mllik ‘IMS LAB'S i (Mo. lOH Broad 3ttnt, eolutußu- f'h ;7U < iW in tin, op- ’ ‘ \ ’ x'i portuui:vo! /..- “ji! | lured to nil tho:JO j. ..... ■ Lushmuaidu, Eb j pro 11 and Fine- GO’- ‘DS, at in ; -J ,v ” a. -J- V uu ti,.* -da-i ? ’ of E V !•: o ON :. , * ro• • 1 hov.l and ‘tpriH- T j; . . !\U ! iu.id to sell my / SV^/\V’ whido • t"ok t> f ‘ Yv'‘.TvVy V •(/ SumtKef (feods V ‘CN'- bw.ur.o tl.o eh-.ic of the -.a.isyj.* T will oftyr and I Bull, a* an Imhuve:ei:t. t than o ut. Having rv v< tl new and tYt h a.ipplius by. every exprosa from N’u'.v York up to iho pr ieiiMiit.o i-jsiifllclonfc guarantee that the nrticb s on Land aro new uml la- bionable, and consist of a full a . ;<>. tment in my line. In mi tiv'cßcau b found U the variaties , of Limn Braid, Ncap- ‘.itan flnlr, linglish Straw, Fre.u h (Juip, Crape B.*iiu ts and Hats, for young j I and old, large and lu'uall. A lull and complete 1 assortment of French Flowers and Rihbons; Be rage, French aud l*a>iii i Lnae Marseille!;.Dusters j and ohntvls: Thread aud Vulomdanen Du a sand ! Etlghig**; French !Nabro iitrie:; Two Flounced 1 and Double Juped Silks, Ddragon, Grcna iirraitml , : tlrgnndie : j*.;:-! a rompbdo u-Hortlm ht of | Wiiiia GooJh, a :e!i as Fretich Organdies. French N'ai,l.s and Swi-a Muslins, together with all j ilu :u tides UMißlly kept in my line. Ail Os which will b aobiwith.'iit lofiio at i.:.jt; than tin Hist ■ CvJht, line tty fur cash only. >GGy*Cftll soon to make your mdccHona,before : the stole gpfs picked over. Rejp. etfiilly, fune2B-tf MRS. DESS V. “ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS! TROY FACTORY roll SAbK on ERASE! f JAIIE uuders?gn*l • oalemplatlng rff | Ia i attic i , , lc: . ctTt'rior St.lts or I on th * ! ‘ - ‘ , ~ ‘ known na the Troy Factory, r..’e £?'&r: tod aud upod for tho m anu fact nro .i CiuiiiN, Fm ni- ■ turn an l Woollen AVare, together with Wagons, j I Mules. Lands and Tenements. Also, a llrst-rato • Haw Mill. The* propeity Is situated about twelve I mile an' rth of Columbia;,'in immedluto proximity ‘ to largo ho.Ucs of indigotioui timber, ticli ns is I used iu tlio business; and comprises all tho latest ! I im; roved mat hinery which the business requires. I Everylhint’ *” r e*od ropair und uow in success ful operation, ‘i'lio walaV ;>iiv;lt‘gli uno o; the best in the Ftate—a never-fuiliug power being furnished. This is the only estallLhiuent of the kind iu I 1 tho Southern country, combining tho miuihl'ac- j ! ture of Furniture and Wooden Ware. | Tho attention of tin so desiring to invest in this ’ ente rpriso is most respectfully invited. The above named property will bo sold at u groat bargain. If not sold or leased hy tho first ot October it will bo sold at public auction. l’ irtioflcan be satisfied as to tho profitalihuiesa j of this stock by reference to tho Company. Address, J KFFERBON A HAMILTON, Juu3o-3m Columhup, Georgia. NO BETTER STOCK OF HA T S an and - i i over brought to \) ’ Columbus, und of- Q f.-r. .1 i}24 I*, it. 1- *2 j terms, n r any | handsomer sty!•: ->/ / ‘ V.. uoi a ‘ ttcr .i-; 1 “ * > ‘rTjjr^ ’ I moro durable su- ....1 ) j ti*.lo than 1 have. His ‘Cull ill when r Trls ‘ ‘ ‘ you are panning ‘vßk&Sfc-i* 1 and take a look. 1 Jul y 7-Cm _ g. LAN DON Land for Sale! A VALUABLE tract of Land, . n il conaiating of I,44oucrea, 800 A- Y of which are in a state of culti- tf* .n.uLteu vation, 400 having boon Undei■ MBRitiaJSiiJß’ • cultivation a short time, n.lWfcXAaSfcarag 4UO acres beipg fresh land. On tho promises aro j situated a iiist-rato Screw und Gin House, 12 or | 15 gohl Negro Out ins, ami a never-failing Spring , of pure water iu t lio yard. The location is healthy and desirable as a place for a private residence. It is situated in Pike county, four utiles- from i Foroteand four milus from the line of tho Mobile ; and Girard Rail Road. For further particulars j address, for the present, It. J. YAIItNGTON, Agent, iny 10dm Clayton, Alabama. FOR SALK, 4 DESIRABLE small Farm . /Y and Residence, throo miles h , 5.4. > east of Wynnton, consisting <>f u.,-.- - ■ , ii... about Four Hundred and _ ty Acres, one hundred of whichj is good bottom land, ono Hundred in woods. All necessary houses in good repair, nnd an orchard j of select fruit. Mr. Kelly, on tho premises, will ; shuw the place. A. M. WALKER. • OelmnbiiH, June 3, 1850. 3m OB A N CASKET BURIAL CASES! fT\UK OASKitTBURIAL fas;;, represented by 1 tho above engraving, is beautifully Unbilled in imitation of polished Rosewood, and tho most tasteful and appropriate Metalic Case now used. 1 It permits a view of tho entire body after it is en ) closed, tho top beiug composed of thick plate glass, protected by elaboruti'y ornamented caps, ono of vyhlch may ho teen in its place* in the en graving. All fixes, from 27jj tu 75 inches iu j length, constantly on hand. iii,* Nam ; Pla’.eH Inruishoel. neatly engraved. jo2d-Gm BILLING HAM & DEN HON. j King’s Mountain Military School, YORKVILLE, S. O. f I vil K tenth seas ion of this healthily 1 located Institution will open on MONDAY', the 15th of August, to , Jl j continue four monthß. ‘ Tur.MS —For Tuition, Books, Bin* ! tloueiy, Ac.—Board, Lights, Wu.-b- jr j ing and Fuel, SSU, payublo in i.d- vauce. No pupil received under twelve or ever eighteen yours <if age, or who cannot read nnd write. Circulars containing regulations aud full -information concerning tho Hcimol may be oh taiuod by udiics:iing tbo I’lincipals ut Yorkvillo. Mnj. M. JJINKIN'S,) • , Cui*t. A. CyWAIiUJ rlnoi l" ,l “- Rj.Fi.uLNe:.. ■. —Gen. J. down, Columbia, S. C; Ex-Gov. J. 11. Mtsaus, Bucklo ad. S. G.; Gen.D. F. Janii.-ou, Orangeburg, F. ().: Col. i. D. Wilson, So ciety Hill, R.C ; Gen. R.O.M. Dunovant,'Jw Depot, : South Carolina. N'.B. —Lieut. R. K. Tln i ia * will b-avo Mont gomery, Ala., for Yoi kvillo, on the loth of August, uml will pas through Columbia-, Macon, Milljdge villa and AugusUi. il will bo lmppy to take charge Af pupils eutrustid to Ms care. July IS, 1851). JylS tagJS ! HUGHES, DANIEL & CO. [y ‘> ’ Wll.i, confirm* u kcu nil fj! \ <sominl!frif*n, R'ceivlng and 2Ue i rwarUng Ilu si % IiOWKLIi WAUKILOIiSK. Wo phnlgo our li* **t • xertions to give satisfue- \ ! tie ii to all who may entrust in with their fa vats. We nirt prepared to furnleh our cuvtOinary ad- j van'tes t our eimtomers, and to fill promptly nil order!, nt tho lowest marke t fates, for BAGGING, HOPE, SALT, Ynd other IMut.tntion su; piles. WM. H. IIUOfIKH, i WM. DAN I LL, i Juno ln-tf W. C. HODGES. OCTAVt I 0011/.N yimnßW K MVfhe. j OCTAVUS COHEN & CO., COMMISSION MKIICIiANTS, •! For the Sale, Receiving and Forwarding of COTTON, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. I) to Joseph li. Hill, Km| Columbu*, Ga. j L M<moh Hall, .Most ACo , “ (Forge lltHgrnV R, Hrrrp, “ Mmirir. llall k Dexter, “ Kidmrd Jomn. E-q. t .Vloutgom -ry, Ala. Uiiarlvs T. RolUrd, i.Vq. “ jy26-3ui j S T 1)1 It Id O .is C O I* K S I 4 Dl'LEN’JMDiHroitiu'ntirS’ i ••e jit Views, | j\ uomdxtiug iu part of VIEWB OF NIAGARA, VIEW BOK KGYI'T AND NIBIA, VIEWS OF r i'ATbAItY, C'UIJ It hi) ENt 1 Llßll OKOURK, CGLOftkD AMERICAN UMOUIG:, CULGRKD AMERICAN FCKNEUV, Ac., to /eihorwilh ‘.n ix *i)t t merit of boxes. l**rsaloat June 21). J. W. I'LAt L 8 BOOK STORE. j NOTICE. OCR I r iendi, I’stroiH, and the Ruldlc in gvu i >al,iu* heiruhy notified that owing to the j miviinc. U.tutoof these i on wu will now m-U our slock of / I S V M M i (H)O I>H at greatly red weed pri<<>! 8. K nUCHILD k BUG., Jetty 0. No. 82 ll road Street. A KlCl V£D| choice MUTTON IIAMS and BOLOGNA I 1 HADriAGlii!. Call soon or you will lose them. apl2D HOWELL A JOHN BON. KltNlUl! VACCINE MATTER l TUBT received by •J JOHN W. BItOOKS, Drugziat* ! FRESH OOSIIKN HUTI JhiK, f UHT received an*l for sale nt • J June 2J. Dr.GRAFFENKKII>’B CORNER. Landreth s New Crop Turnip Seed ! JUPT ri rctvc.J nn*l f**r !*• I.y •luly at. .4. A. VVIIITI7HIUK A CO. OUMOHKKN VVAilfiltl I.IUKHII friiui tho H|*rlD({., for k* Lit * I’KMHKR’fON ft CAItTKR. Ti At 12 ST TEItEURARIiiI! NEWS! HOisriiiiTiiis ruß ib’j'fin THF. rVCJhI HDO ITS S A CR i ji*ICE ! $50,000 ■WjAosr'riari i DRY GOODS FALLING AN l> A Ti’cnu'iHloftH Uusli ExpeckTl! YVT K. (meaning trnrUy what we soy,) intend Vt cbmh'g out our birfije, rich, and most ex cellent Mock us I_> O- O O JO S a Ready-Mado Clothing, HATS AND BONNETS, Children and Misses’ Flats, ? Ladies arid Gent.’s Boot.x and Shoes, ! &c., Lo., fso. Wi h.;-f tbi day gtout!> redum and our pvieo on 1 i every article in our storp, aud aro determined to \ sell our entire utook at lower piiceg than have be loro bo. a beard of. Fine Silks, Timi< u, Grena- ! | dines, Bentgod, Organdie Mualina, Ac., we will I sell jtt loss than the cost of importation. it.iV >• a huge stock of BouueU, Lad let. .VI bason and Children'll Flats, Ribbons, Kuschejq Kluwtrs, tic , which wo are determined to oiler at Greatly Reduced Prices! Our styles and stock of Ladas’ Shoes nro uu po rtal’ ami of the best makers, ami are now offering at pri •.•which Ladled will certainly think very cheap. READY-MADE CLOTHING, Os which wo have a very select (Rock, wo art* determined to close out, cv> nut gnat sacrifice, and usk Hio.su iu want oi the article to call, make their i selection*, und then price them. French Lacc Mantillas! We h&vo a fine selection of tho above, ami will ! sell tin m remarkably low. Wo bolievothut tho promptness on our part in tin* execution or fulllllment in every instance of what we promise through oyr advertisements, will be a util it nt guarantee to our acquaintance 8 to induce; them to give uh irti early call, as well an to assure them that they will be Welcomed w ith our usual courtesy and it willingness to servo thdln promptly'. Tk;imß —Strictly cash when goods are and, live red. Q. W. ATKINSON & CO., No. 70 Bumd .street. Columbus, Ga., May ’.3,1869. ts DRUG STORE. URQUHARTT CHMUN, AT THE 0L.1) STAND or DANFORTII & NAGEL, (ioJjUMBus, okonoi a , KEEL* CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Jjar(?o Stock of Fresh and Genuine DRUGS AND MEDICINES. ALSO, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ; POTASH, CONGRESS WATER, SPICES Pure Brandies and Wines, BRUSHES, SODA, TOILET ARTICLES niSGE CIGARS, Dental and Surgical Instruments, STARCII, SOAPS, PISHING TACKLE, GARDEN SEEDS, and all other articles usually kept for sale in a i Drug fctoro, which they offer on ACCOMMODATING TERMS. Mr. FO3TER S. CHAPMAN, of tho Into tlrm of Brooks k Chapman, and Mr. OLIVER DAN FORTII, whose services have been retained by the iinu, may both be fonud constantly ut tho store, and from their long experience in the business, fee l warranted in asking h liberal share of patron age from their friends uml tho public generally. Dr. J. A. URQUHART, Jane 16 ts K. 8. OPAP J. A. WHITESIDE & CO., DRUGGISTS, Ye. 135 ESroad streeti Coluiubiis, <-a., WHOLESALE AND DETAIL HEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. ,VT TIIE LOWEST CASH PRICES! ARTICLES WUICU USUALLY SELL FOIt ONE DOLLAR Wo are selling at 75 to 85 contu! COOL SODA WATER! t ‘ TITII till CHOICEST SYltUl’S, f.irsale nt V V J. A. WHITESIDE ft CO’S. FRESH CONGRESS WATER! JUST received and for sale hy J. A. WIHTKSIDH A CO. j LOWEST CASH PRICES! J. A. WHITESIDE & GO., | . DRUGGISTS, No. 135 ]3road btreot, Columbus, Gn. “Y jCT E solicit the attention of purchasers to our Yv stock of Drugs, Medicinewhich we uro | selling ut the lowest CASH PRICKS! Our Mr. JAMES A. WHITESIDE, formerly one of tlio linn of Dunforth, Nagel k Cos., will be found ! ready and plcubcd to survo bid friends and all who ile-ire to buy nt the LOWEST CASH PRICES, i and from his long experience bilbo Drug Bust* | ness we feel Kutwm and iii warranting everything uh j • >i e.-ented by uh. Very roNpectfully, J. A. WHITESIDE, July 1,1859. J. DARLING. THE (iItKAT FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL! T HE GRENADA ELIXIR 13 v..urail'll to euro Fever and Ague, Chills aud Fever, Dumb Agile, ami Flnlargcniont of the Spleen, in ov<,, 0... or li<e: umuey will be rtfundtd. Tbit* medicine in warranted to contain no uraenio or more ury, or any other Ingredient the leant injurious to the ! j-yrttem, ami can be given or taken iu all canon • and uuJei all cilcumntttU<;eH with perfect safely. This El J-till ponm hhuh wonderful virtues iu r- I moving l ilu, giving strength am! vigor t • Hie Liver, Kidnays und Ltcmach. It Htriki h at tho | i • ■ >l4 ot the dir Me. destroys and netif i!j/ee ail | ; he m* ivrnaHi* poinons, ami any moi bid <>r Mllouh ‘■( rotionain llie atomach and bowele, tUun pro ’ dudng a Hpaedy and permanent eulo, ti.j'Try a ledile of Huh Elixir, and bo cou* ! vll!<*** 1 that it is not only tho bent, but the* (UJKAIU-JST ItKMJ'IRY j now offered to the public. A ONE DOLLAR BOTI'LK hn offen cured from five to six riHes. I S'wld wholesaßi and retail by I'iSMBRiWuN A CARTER, Columbus, Ga , j. 27 .’ m and by ull tho Drtiggiitts in tho city THE PEOPLE’S COFFEE POT! x FEW dc/an moro of the-o ■upartor *5 I I\. COFFEE POTS, which l will war rant, if’ useil an directed, to far excel I. • Old Dominion, nnd mid at leant apP^^KK nfluo lot of (’OOKING STOVES, which uro anted -I'iwe: THE VICTOR a h*ovo made in Augu-ta, c.i: golden cook and planter; the COOK’S FAVORITE; IRON WIZARD, Ac.; all of which I Warrant to give jullsfaction. CAKE PANS In variety, HOUSEKEEPING AR- I TIULES of all kind a an 1 TIN WARE (fold u low | a* any other liouho lit tho city. Job Work, Hoofing and Guttering IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. Having ouo of tho lx ut Job Workmen. I will do ‘ Htiy kind of Woi k ut abort notice, cither iu (Joppvr, Zinc, fc'bcut lion nr Tin. Call and boo mo beforo getting work olnowhoro. I v.ill v3ve you f*atl<ft.cli'<n. Thankful for past lavrH I hope for 11 coutinuanca of tho buujo. „,yl2 ts J* D* IIICKS, Agent. WAR! WAR! WAR! More Soldiers! More Fighting! (< RE AT reduction iu price of Camliixt! Ah- Jt *4 u ted Candy made to order at Sovoutocu Conti per Pound, by the quantity, at the Candy Manufactory of A. VICE ATI, I Col umbo*, May 20-ts No. 20 Broad street. | MOKE OK ’ *f‘ OV K Me Little, Love Mo Long ; J j Wliat will he elo with it; John Halifax, Gentleman, Blunt rated ; Davenport Damn complete, hy Chan. Laver; G.ral l Fit* Gerald. Jtmt received at June l.q. J. W. PEASE’S BOOK STORE. COAL 1 COAL I r / \ TONS of inoat excellent Grate Coal ju*t re OU Ooived. Also, Smiths’ Coal at sll per tou Apply to J* V. A PPL EH, February lfl-tf Opelika Kail Hoad, j ‘P-A.IRRt AGSTT’S iiFFJKUVJSSOJjNT SKLT/KU APKIUENT. ‘.Hi. valuable and popular Medicine, pro pared L in coni, unity wtli tbo aualysia of Uie water* ul tl. • celebrated Seltzer . ; pring, in Germany, in a mo<t convenient and portable foriu, has univer- Hilly ioceivv.il tho wont favorable recominenda- I ions of the medical prnfeneion and a digeoi ntng public, uh (lie Most . . ficiknt and agrkkari.i: r&y. n4:> porio ti-t in u . ..ml an being eutitlco to fjicciai pitli icnco o r the matiy Mineral Spring Water*, Scddlitz I’e.wdcnq jjiml other similar articlrn, both from itw compactnor:.: 1 greater • fficacy. it may l e used with the best effect in all BILIOUS ANI) FEBRILE DISEASES, SICK HEAT ACIIK, LOSS OF APPETITE, IN DIGESTION, AND ALL SIM ILAR COMPLAINTS PKOULI AH L Y IN Cl DEN T TO TIIE Spring and. Summor Seasons. * If in particularly rdaptod to tho the want* of Traveler* l<y Sea nnd Lund, Kefcidcuta in Hot Llimatctt. iVi-Hona of Sedentary Habit*, lu valid* und Convalescent*; Captain* of Vett-eIH and Plante r* will bud it a valuable) addition to their Medicine Cheat*. \s ith tho who liuyo u*d it, it ha* high favor, and in dimmed indbq.fnshble. IN A TuKPiD STATE OF THE LIVER—It 1. ti ’. . gr.'jvt. . rvicc in veatoring healthy action. IN GOUT AND RHEUMATISM—It give* the it hi n;il 1-li.ctlou, allay ing all inllafmna'oiy *ytn; - cm*, and in many .v*etj effectually curing then* ulllictod. ITS SI)001.;-2 IN CASKS OF GRAVE!., TNDI !(1 EST ION, It E AIIT BU RNA N D COST! VE N ESS—- Prove* if to be a Medicine .f the great eat utility. ACIDITY t • THE STOMACH, AN I) THE DIS TRESSING SICKNESS SO USUAL DURING I I'RKGNANCV —Yieldt: Hpccdily, nud with marked ! Mjije.cKH nndei it* heulthl'nl intlnence. , IT AFFORDS THE GREATEST RELIEF TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH OR SUBJECT TO ! THE PILED —ACTING gently mi the bowel*, nmi tcalizing all irritating Hccrctions, and thereby re -1 iiurving all inllanmialniy tond**ncleH. IN FACT. IT IS IN VALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A GENTLE APERIENT OR PURGATIVE IS REQUIRED. It ia in tho form of a l'owdpr, carefully put up j in bottles, to kop in any climate, and merely re quire* wator poured upon it to produce a delight j ful effervescent beverage. Taken iu the morning, it never teterferea with I tlm uvocutiona of tho duy, acting gently on tbo ! syfitem, ruatoi ing the digestive power*, exciting a healthy uud vigorous tone of the btoinucli, and ! creating an olasticity of mind and Uow of spirit* which givo v.cA to every enjoyment. It also ma iden the invalid lo eftjoy many luxuries with im j punity, from which he must otherwise be debarred, and without which life is irksome and distressing. Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen of tho highest standing through out the country, and its steadily Increasing popu larify for a *cries of year*, strongly guarantee its efficacy aud valuable character, and command it to tho favorable notice of uu intelligent public. Prepared and Sold, Wholesale und Retail*by JOHN A. TARRANT & CO.. Druggists, No. 27s GrcM'U\vich-st.,cor. of Warren, N. Y. June 25, 1b59-ly LIFE JDi^O^SI THE GREAT REMEDY Full .Diarrhoea, Cramps or Pains in tho Stomach or Bowels, Cholera Morbus, Incipient Stages of Cholera, Cholic and Kindred Diseases, rWH 11|S medicine has been thoroughly tested L during the last ten years, and experience hys proved it to be far superior to any remedy now before tho public for tbi* class of diseases. It is perfectly salo and reliable, does not constipate tho bowel* but effects u radical aud immediate cure in those suvero cases that other remedies do not reach. Severe cramp* nud pains iu tho stemi ae lr or bowels cured in twenty minutes by ono or two doses <>f twenty drops. It is equally effica cious in all stomach or bowol difficulties. Tlio following is a Simple of tiro testimony we are daily receiving: COI.UMUUB, Miss., May 15, 1859. I havo used tiro Life Drops put up hy Trail A Slow, for Diarrhoea, Cholic, Ac., aud consider it the most valuable medicine iu these case* I have ; ever known. Lust year 1 would have been willing suvural time* to have given twenty dollars tor a i vial of the Life Drop*. Please let mo hear from ! you immediately, uud do not fail to send me some of your Life Drops. JOHN HALL, M. D. Further abundant proofs of tho value of tlii* article uro in tho hand* of all agents. Prepared by TRAIL & STOW, No. 43 Bowery, New York, and sold everywhere at 25 cents a bottle. PEMBERTON & CARTER, Juno 4-3 m Sole Agents for Columbus. A. GADMAN, GUN ANT)LOCK SMITH, Crawford St., ono door west of Rankin’s Cornor, Near tho Market, COLUMP.ua, GA. f i UNf’ and Pistols, Shot Pouches \X and Powder Flasks, repaired. Cabinet, Desk, Trunk and Door Key* of ull descriptions made ■ ” fitted. Trunks, nnd Patent Trunk and Vnliso ! Locks repaired. Bells, all sizes aud tones. Fancy ; Bell Falla. Patent Beil carriages and wire, with which 1 will hang Bolls ami warrant them to keep in order. Aueliroiiband Brass work of all 1 sorts repaired. Terms cash on dclivexy. May , 1859. ly WALTER C. WRIGHT, VT tho junction of Warren and Oglethorpe streets, opposite tbo Muscogee Iron Works, Columbus, Ga., Dealer in tiUOCEItIKS, PROVISIONS, AND COUNTRY PUODUOE! AlwayH on lnind, unit constantly rucidving, Flour ut mill jiriroß for ch!> ; llacon, l.urd, fngnr. Ontfoo, Miilu't.-a't, Hlce, Tea, Bardiuoi, Crackers, Candle, , Matcboa, SnuF, 15km iuh, Bucket., Tutu, Till Warn, Far and Kindled Corn, Fodder, Liquors, Tobacco, ! Ciuarn, KiiuH, and a thousand other article, too numerous to mention, In fact nearly overythind; Hint is kopt iu a Grocery Store. Call and examine for yourselves, nnd you may rest assured you will cot us e,,od and as cheap bargains as anywhere alee. WALTKIt C. WKIUIIT. Columbus, Ga., April Id, ISfjO. ts HARRISON & PITTS, Auction and Commission Merchants AND NEGRO BROKERS, j 59 him! OI Broad St., Columbus, G. ur E Still continue tlio above lino at oar old f V stand. Thankful for the patronage here tofore so liberally extended us by our friends and the public, we hope by renewed exertion* to worlt it* continuance. No eltarts wifi bo spared to give on tire anti faction to tho*< who may confide their bus!nr,* t<> <mr car*. Wo will give our personal attention to th'* halo of HEAL K.'TATE, NIC GROKS, MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE, llav ir.•/, House* fttte lup expressly for the purpose we are prepared to hoard, purchase and sell Negroes • on Commission. Liberal advanc<*s will bo made as heretofbre on N’ groea and Merchandise. Administrators and Executors’ Balos attemtea to oil reasonable tei ins. A stock of likely NEGROES, of all classes, al ways kept ou band. HARRIjJON A PITTS. Guluiuhus, August 31,1858-ly Negroes! Negroes! 1 \\TV. are continually receiving from Vir- .y - V V ginia and Noith Carolina a large wi at .1 well t.de ted stock of MEN, WOMEN, fSy i? Yrs and GJKLH. including Field Hands, 1!oiiso Servant*, MsebttuU q Ae., bought by j 4.n0 .t tl.c 1i ni expressly for this market,oJLmb j nud our friend* may roly on gutting Negroes of i “and character, coußug up fully to our repreaett ’ t.illonv, as wo sell noneou oommissiou. July 23, ’SB-ly HATCHER k McGKIiEK. SOiIIETHING NICK! f UST received superior Smoked Beef Tougues; sy fiiuperior ltaliau Bologna haussges; •* Pickled Beef Tongues, “ Pickled Family Beef; “ Smoked “ ** ** Cod FUk; *• English Dairy Cheese; . “ Pino Apple “ AI •, more fresh Juno Goshen Butter, and a few ; elioico spiced Mutton Hum*. HOWELL .4 JOIKVdON, Columbus, July 14. X°’ Broad st. JVUT UKCEIVID AT V-A-3ST. MARCUS’S, JtKESU Goshen Butter; New State Cheese; i Pino Apple Cheese; English Dairy Cheese; Extra Smoked Best No. 1 Mackerel; Best Mess Mackerel; Extra Mango Pickles; l’romrvod Jellies, Ac., Ac., Ac. Columbus, Ga., July 24,1859. PHINTING 4k WRAPPING PAI’KU ROOK IBLAXm PAPER MILLB. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. r BAH USE MILL3 are prw!>ared to furnish the best 1 article of Printing and Wrapping Paper. Th® ’ paper ou which Tho Daily Sun is printed, is mode At th* i mu* bipbcial NOTUE. VLL poison*indebted to tho lato/lrui us Brook* k Chapman, by note or account, are request t and to make immediate payment, as tti rthr indulg- I tuco cannot bo given. JNO. W. lIKOOKB. I Coluiubus, March 2J. lUO.UEMBER IT! INDIA CiIGLUGOGUIfi i* superior to any other preparation whatever for Chills and Fever, and other Bilious Complaint*. For sale, wholesale UIJ ,I retail, by It. A. WAKE A SON, I July 9. No. 74 Broad streot. CIIEKSEI CIIEKSE! ENGLISH Dairy Cbecso just received and for salt* by HOWKLL A JOHNSON. CORN FOll SALK. £\l U \ BUSH.CORN just received and for sal# OUU by UUNBY A CO.
