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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1859)
COLUMBUS: Largest City and Count ry Circulation. Tuodiy Morning, Dec. 13, 18,VJ. It is stated tli.it Lout Mocauley lias two additional volumes of his voluminous his tory of Kngland ready for the Press. A military Company has been organ ized in Culbbert entitled the Culhbert Rifles. Forly-sine have ulrcady enrolled their names. E. 11. l’latt wus elected Captain. The Fernaudina East Floridian of the Ist, says four or fivo large vessels from Europe are expected to arrive at thatcity the present or next month, with iron for the Pensacola and Georgia Unit iloud. No Pardon. It is stated that the Legislature of Vir ginia have unanimously adopted resolu tions approving the sentence of the llarp er’s Ferry prisoners, and refusing inter ference with it. Powder .VI ii n nine lory. There is said to be a powder mill in Pickens District, South Carolina, in suc cessful operation. The impression lias been prevalent that tlicro is no powder mill in the United States south of Dela ware. lllgll Prices for Negroes. The Americus Republican, of Friday, pays that on Tuesday last, a negro boy. About 13 years old, sold for $1,810; a common field hand, $1,020; little girls sold for $1,500, anil a woman with an infant and another small child, for $2,508. - - Virginia Legislature. The fourth biennial session of the Vir ginia Legislature commenced Monday, the 6th. 0. M. Crutchfield, of Spottsyl vanin, was chosen Speaker of the House. Tbo Senate was called to order by the Lieutenant Governor, who is cx officio its President. An Uiigle Killed In Alalmniw. Mr. A. L. Haralson, in a letter to the llcnton (Ala.) lieruld, describes a very remarkable bird, which was killed in Autauga county, in that Stale, a few days since. It measured seven feet from tip to tip ; three feet from the end of the tail to tlie point of the upper mandible, and the spun of its talou was eight inches. - - Preparing for Mur. In the Alabama Legislature Saturlay a bill was introduced by Mr. Smith of Lau derdale to authorize tho Treasurer of the Stato to pay over to tlie Governor $200,- 000, who shall purchase and place in the hands of tho people of the Slate, arms and accoutrements for the defence of the South and the slave States. Rule sus pended and bill referred to tho Joint Mil itary Committee of the two Houses. Protest* Fifty-two Democratic members of the Legislature publish a card in the Federal Union of Saturday, protesting against the action of the Democratic meeting at Mil ledgeville, aud denying its authority to nppoint delegates to the Charleston Con vention. Among the names annexed to the curd we observe those of our immedi ate representatives, Messrs. Dixon and •• lltlltUlO. ♦ Federal Affairs In the South Caro lina Lefflulfttlire, A speoial dispatch, to the Charleston Courier, says: Xho Committee on Federal relations, to whom was referred that portion of Gov. Gist's message referring to those matters, otTered two reports—a majority and minority report. The majority stand on the ordinance of 1851!, seeking co operation. They make common e luse with \irgiuia, aud recommend the ap propriation of a contingent fund in the hands of the Executive. The minority assert that South Caro lina will aid Southern States in or out of the Uuion, and recommeud that the mili tary fuud he increased. Abolition of Flogging in Hi, Ilrillnla Army. The Duke of Cambridge, commander in chief of the llrilish army, has just is sued un order which is virtually an abo lition of the punishment of Hogging here tofore much practised in the service. The soldiers on entering the service are to be classified in two classes, in the first of which they will not be liuble to cor poral punishment except for aggravated mutinous conduct in time of war. They will continue in the tirst class, unless they commit certain crimes, for which they will be degraded to the second class, in which they may be subjected to cor poral punishment. Uninterrupted good conduct for a year will transfer a soldier for the second time to the first class. The plan is iugenious and seems likely to accomplish its purposo and put an eud to flogging, except for aggravated offen ces committed by the incorrigible. Cannon Konmlry In llir South. A paragraph ia going the round* of the Southern papers, stating that there is no • foundry for cannon in the South. In this very city there is the best cannon found ry in America, at which the United States has the largest ami best cannon cast for ita navy—among them the famous Dal grben guns An officer of the ÜB. Na vy is placed at this station, to test the cannon made at Anderson's foundry, and sueh is the excellence of the Virginia iron, and such the admirable character of the construction, that the powder has yet to be manufactured that will burst them. They have been subjected to the severest tests ever known in the trial of cannon, and not one of them has ever burst.— Rich. Dispatch. John ltandolph of Hoanoke, was in a tavern, lying on a sofa in the parlor, waiting for the stage to come to the door. A dandiflsd chap stepped into the room with a whip in baud, just come from a drive, an<l standing before the mirror, arranged his hair and oollar, quite un conscious of the presence of the gentle, man on tbesofa After attitudinising a while, he turned to go out, when Mr. Randolph asked him, ‘•Has tbe stage come?” “Stage, sir I stage said tbe fop i “I've nothing to do with it, sir.’’ “Oh! I beg your pardon,” said Han. dolph quietly j “ 1 thought you tern the dri ver r Tbe Irish mind is a never failiug aourcs of wit. The following is the latest specimen: l’atrick is baggage master on the Geor gia rail road, and always attentive to business. A few evenings since, while at bis post, he was accosted by an exci ted passenger, who in a rude and bois terous manner demanded repeatedly to know the whereabouts of his trunk Pal : *'“* r ;p>flog to ths inter rogatory, at length lost his pstiencs, and thus put an end to the stranger', trouble some questioning: “ Ocb, mister, I wish in my soul you were an elephant instead of a jackass, for then you and have your trunk always under yoor eyes. 3 Prof. J. 11. Ingraham, in an articleen. tilled “ Habits of Literary Composers, published in the October Lotus, says of newspaper editors: “ Editors ore probably tlie most self poised and remarkable literary rneu. They not only write without the privacy literary men so covet, bill in the midst of confusion, questions, the roar of drays, the unnoyniico of copy-boys, the pres sure of proofs awaiting them, and half the time feeling that they have nothing to write'. not an idea in their head; yet write they must, or their paper goes forth without that editorial sign-manual, ‘A Loader.’ Who ever knew an editor to be ‘private ?’ Everybody lias a right to come to him and interrupt him. I often marvel at the fine writing I so often seo in editorial columns, when I know under what unfavorable circumstances it has been composed ; circumstances that would drive some sensitive men of genius to despair. “A daily editor is a wonder in the world of letters. Every day lie must find a new subject, end write upon it in an attractive way, nnd handle it with judgment, good senso and tact, if ho wishes to influence by it a single mind. I would rather write up six volumes a year than write up a daily paper. The labor to mind and body would be far less, nnd then a man may get some repu tation by a book, but rarely by fugitive newspaper editorials ” The Women A limit to Speak. The Richmond Dispatch, of the 30th u!t., says: Tho ludii s, it is said, are soon to hold a public meeting, to give their counte nance to the movement now being ma le for Southern independence. /11l of them arc even more patriotic than the men, and if they once determine not to encour age Northern manufactures, the Yankee trade with the South will instantly cease. In tho city of Richmond there are not less than one thousand ladies, who would, to morrow, if called upon, cast aside every vestige of Northern manufacture in their possession, array themselves in homo made ginghams and woolsey, and feci just as proud, and far min e indepen dent, than they now do, in the fabrics made by the enemies of their State, and of the Union. • The I’real'lciit‘ii Message. The President’s Message fills seven col umns of the Constitution. According to report, it practically repeats the recom mendation of last year concerning Mexi co, by investing tho Executive with in creased power to uso the army and navy at discretion ; and enlarges upon the Harper’s Ferry affair and the Union. The Message will not be sent from Washing ton until the l’residcut knows what the House does, provided the organization of that body is a speedy one, and no copies of the reports of tho Secretaries are to given out, except as accompaniments with tho President’s Message. Charleston Mer cury. Kx-I>i < nl<l< us Pierce’* Frlemlx In New Unmslitre. Tlie Concord Independent Democrat says our Hunker friends in this city held their caucuses Saturday night to select delegates to the Councillor Convention, to be Held in Eppiug. We are sorry to add there was a bitter “-criminnge” be tween tho friends of General Pierce and Senator Douglas. Tho friends of Gener al Pierce, however, triumphed, and chose their delegates. It is understood that Judge Minot, General Pierce’s former law partner, is to bo oua of tlie delegates to Charleston. ■ ♦ “Matinee,”— A friend desires to know how a matinee can occur at two o’clock in the afternoon. We will tell him. “Ma tinee,” strictly, is appropriate for tho morning, that is, previous to meridian. But it is a fashionable-epithet, and fash ion aud philosophy have never been alto gether upon favorable terms; and fash ion’s morning is not limited by philoso phy’s meridian, any more than soiree, which is generally accepted for either an evening or night entertainment, should be limited by the more nocturnally mean ing expression of nuit. “Matinee” U ‘‘good” in Paris, to which place, or rath er to whose fashionable people, it owes its origin, until three or four iu tho after noon. —Petersburg Express. Fatal Accident to a Light House Keeper. Mr. Joseph Andrew, for many years keeper of the Light House at St. Augus tine bar, lost his life on the sth ilist., while engaged in whitewashing the exte riorof the structure. The ropes by which the souffutd on which he was standing was suspended, gave way an 1 precipitated him from near the top of the building to the ground, breaking his neck, arm and leg, and causing instant death. Mr. Andrew was between 50 and (it) years of age, ami deservedly popular among the natives and residents of St. Agustine.— Sav.llrp., lIV/i ♦- The Dutch, it is said, always kill their fish the moment they are taken out of the water, aud those treated in this man ner are said to remain more plump and of better flavor than those which are al lowed to oxpiro in agony. The hint is worthy the attention of fishermen, as the fish is the only animal which is eaten without being hied to death, and there certainly seems to be no good reason for the exception. Only One Oml. A little bey, upon a-king his mother how many Godstliere wnre, was instantly answered by his younger brother, “Why, one to be sure.” “Hut how do you know that?” inquir ed the other. “Because,” he replied, “God fills every place, so that there is no room for any more.” Flowering Plants and Shrubs! IA I) l K 8 uniting to benutify i their Gnrdeiin will l pit* a util ‘tßt Ivuftllon th fubaorllicr, m he hnn_ * “plemllt lot of Onwum I’lmits mu! Hiiul'm t.vr hnlo nJ JOUN LKK't BKKD BTOiIK, No Id Hrott.l afreet. EMBROIDERY! OV KII TW O liIINDKKI) l) 1 m:RUNT BTV It* t an he Htnmprd on any kind of Uoodn. Lndien w lilting nucli work done can In* ac?oms module,l by leaving their order* at KlDDl.l'.'t* tl ALLKKY OF ART, or by calling at hie Dwelling llftixe, corner of Troup and KaMwiu afreets. Colum bun. (in , Nor. *l, IKotf. ts Fisher’s Rivor, North Carolina, HY Skltt, •• who we, railed thsr;” Leave, from IIU Actor's Mots Hook, by George Yandeuhulf; Art suit Recreation,, being Instruction In Pissing, Painting. Slid ill other branches >t Fancy snd Ornament I Work , t'srollns Sport, by l.snd slid Wster, including incidents of Devil Fishing, W ild Cal,, Deer snd Bear II ii n ting; Mr-a-kc*’ find of Quality, withs prefsce by Chsrlrs King-ly. Ilsysrd Tsytor’s n,w look, Heme snd Abri'sd duet recelyed at Dee. 2 J. W PEASES BOOK STORK. UOLD FOIL, I HAMMERED from popular Proverbs, by Thee. Titcomb; Robert lloudin, Ambassador, Author ant Con jurer edited by Sheldon Markenxle: Sword snd Uowu, by tbesuthor of Otty I.lvlug,- ton; I b'lers Pierniuacbe, or tbe Challenge of liar- Anew supply of Verdaut Oreeii, Adam ltede, A tife for s Life. Miss Shannon', Window, Love tne Little, Ten Year's of s Prescber'a Life. Just rscsived by J.W. PKASK. A 8008 riUHT I A UTOBIOUIIAPIIY ofs Thief: I V Jack of all Trades, by Cbsrlee Reads, author of Love me Little; Parties snd th< Ir Principles, s manual of Po litical Intelligence; The I* litlral Text Book, containing everything necessary for reference so- tbe Politician and Statesman of tbe United States. Just received by J. W. I’KASf ANNOIJNCI:MKNTS. For County Treasurer. I nnnotinco myself ns a candidate for the off ire of County Treasurer, at the ensuing elec tion in January next, ami solicit the support of tic* citizens ‘Muscogee. JOHN T. WALKER. We are authorized to announce JAMES A. BRADFORD, oh a candidate for County Treas urer, for Muscogee county, at the ensuing election. For Sheriff. We are authorized to announce AUGUSTUS and. LAWRENCE as a candidate for Sheriff of Muscogee county at the next election. We are requested to announce the name of JOHN HAZLETON as a candidate for Sheriff* of Muscogee county, with F. M. Brooks as his Deputy, at the ensuing election in January next. For Clerk of Superior Court, We are authorized to announce A. S. RUTH ERFORD as a candidate for re-election to the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Musco gee county, at the ensuing election in January. —♦ For Tax Collector. We arc authorized to announce J. B. HICKS as a candidate for Tax Collector of Muscogee county, at the ensuing election in January next. We are authorized to announce JORDAN L. HOWELL as a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Collector of Muscogee county, at the election in January. For Clerk of Inferior Court. We are authorized to announce GEORGE 1. LLOYD uh arandidate for Clerk ot tho Inferior Court. Election first Monday iu Januar) next. —— ■lll— NOTICES. Dsy Bosrdtviv Mrs. JOHN SMITH is prepared to accommodate a few gentlemen as Day Boarders. Her residence is on the corner of Jackson and Bryan streets. Oct. 26-ts Day Hoarders* — Mrs. THOS. FORRES TER will accommodate a few gentlemen as Day Boarders. Residence next door to the Presbyterian Church. Terms moderate. October 28. 2m Ladles and Gentlemen— ls you wish to have your watches nicely fixed and put in good rnnniug order, you must go to the SWINGING CLOCK, No.Bl Broad street. Sept. 28-Cm. Dr. Id cClint oi k's Family Medicines AND Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge For sale in Columbus, Georgia, by URQUHAKT A CHAPMAN, Nov. 7-ly JOHN W. BROOKS. Jack Smith’s Cordial.—it is generally conceded, here and elsewhere, that Jack Smitu’s Remedy for Bowel Diseases, Children Teething, the reault of Measles, Typhus, Ac.— Tjje South zun Dysentery Cordial —is tho remedy after all. If it is the case, us a “cloud of wit nesses” can testify, he ought to be patrouized. The demand for Smith’s Cordial is steadily in creasing, and those who have tried it resort to it agaiu. lie is well known in Columbus. Give him a call at No. 105 Broad street Sept.7-tf A CONSUMER. llryaii'a Tauteless Vermifuge. the mother’s Hope. Fretful, pallid, weak and thin Was tlie mother's pet and pride, “Something must be wrong within,” Tho distracted parent cried. ‘•Worms tho doctor said, and gave Jalap, calomel, gambooge, But all thiugs proved useless, save Bryan’s Tasteless Vermifuge. Put up iu bottles. Price twenty-live cents. Dr. lUcCTliitock’i* Pectoral Syrup Standing in tho first rank of the profession. Dr. McClintock bus given this medicine to the world under the guaranty of his high reputation, as a means of certain, immediate, and permanent re lief in diseases of the throat aud lungs which have defied all other remedies. Price sl. d7lm Dr. AlcCliiitock’a Cold nnd Cough Mixture is a combination of nature’s vegetable antidotes to the irritation aud disturbance ts the breathing apparatus, which produce colds,coughs hoarseness, aud sore throat. It removes iu a very short time every vestige of inflammation from the lungs and throat, and renews the free respiration of perfect health. Price 26 cents. Dr. ItlcCllntock'a Aat limn Remedy. All its ingredient sure vegetable. It imparts vital energy to the oppressed lungs, removes every im. pediment to full and free respiration, and affords such unexpected case in Chronic Asthma, as to astonish and enrapture the invalid. For Asthma aud whooping cough there is nothing computable to this poteut remedy. Price 5*J cents. The Great English Remedy. SIR JAMES CLARK'S CELKUUATKI) FEMALE PILLS, Prepared from a Inscription of Sir J. Clarke , AI D. y Physician Extraordinary to the Quern. This invaluable medicine is unfailing In the euro of nil those painful and dangerous disease* to which the female constitution is subject. It mod erates alloxce.HM and removes all obstruction*, and aipeody cure may be relied on. TO MARRIED LADIES It I* peculiarly suited. It will,in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Caution.—These Pills should not be taken by Females in the drat three months of pregnancy; at auy other time they are perfectly safe. In all cates us Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain iu the Hack and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics Hid Whites, these Pills will effect a cun* when all oth er means have failed, and although a powerful remedy,do not coutaiu iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Each bottle,price One Dollar, bears the Govern ment Stampof Great Hritaiu,to prevent counter feit. Full directions iu the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. stole Ageutfor the United States aud Canada, JOB MOStKS, (Late I.C. Baldwin St C 0.,) Rochester, N.Y. N. ll.—sl and ti p stage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle containing 50 Pills, by return mail. For saleiu Columbus, at the Drug Stores of PEMBERTON k CARTER, ACEE A IVERSON, mch®-eofJy and all respectable Druggists. Mrs. Winslow, au experienced Nurse and Female Physician, has a Foothiug Syrup for chil dr*n teething, which greatly facilitatts the pro cess of teething by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation—will allay all pain, aud is sure to regulate the bowel*. Depend upon it, mothers, it willglve rest to yourselves.and reliefaml health ♦o your iufants. Perfectly safe iu all cases, gee advertisement in another column. agl3-ly •d* IVrsotisin want of llacon would do well to call ou Ragland A Birch, as they are receiving large lots on cousigument, and selling at the low est market rates, gee advertisement in another column. np2Gtf 6#** See advertisement of Dr. SanporiPs Liver Inviooratok in another col unin. mb 221 y THUISKSI THI'SSKII IUST received, per Ilitrtideu’s Hi- _ press, a good assertuieut of the celilirated REINHARDT Double snd Single l.cver. We respect fully Invite the attention of physicians aud those atthctcJ to au examination of our sin k. Aug.at. R. A. WAIt IS A SUN, 74 Broad it. TO TilK LADIKS 1 ■ YKCKIYKD this day a beautiful a. led lon of IX J AIV NIC AS, CHIN KS K AZALIAS. GKKA MU MS, ROSES, do., do Call early or you will be too late to get tbe choicest lie Wert. Per sale by It. A. MARK a SON, Nov.!), Nall Broad it, AI'PLKSI APPLtSI I • and lor Salo by JAB. LtUON, Doc 9-tl st Hogan's corner, \V II IT fel POTASII I 1.1011 sale by Dee.o-tf UItQUIIAHTa CHAPMAN. ICK PHKKSKD LABI) OIL, I T.IOR sale by J Dec. 6tl I RQ( HART* CHAPMAN ■cmikb new I BUST Burning Hold for sale by Dec ti-ls l’ KQUHAKT * CHAPMAN. OARDBN SKKD l rIKKSII Darden Seed for sale by 1 Dee.S-tf UHQUHART * CHAPMAN. PHINTINU PAPKUi V FIRST KATK article oonstantly on hand of all vises. The Sun is printed on our paper. Ana l* ROCK ISLAND PAPKR MILLS. COTTON BALKS’ BOOKS, 11 OR Warehouse u-e, just received at J. W. PLASH'S BOOK STORK. PULL LENGTH STEEL | ENGRAVINGS^ WASHINGTON & EVERETT, INCLUDING A VIEW OF MT VERNON, In the Engraving of Washington These splendid engravings are from original paintings by Ilicks, and are engraved on steel in the highest style of Art. They are each 2.0x85 inches, each contain iug six square feet. So many coarse, miserable pictures have been palmed upon the public as works of art —and especially in cheap, black and muddy engravings—that it is difficult toconvince persons of taste that they are safe in ordering what they have not first seen. We have paid the first artists their own prices, amounting to many Thousand Dollars, to produce enpravinys really beautiful , as well as the best portraits, and that shall be splendid ornaments to any parlor. oMXIONd THAT CAN HE RELIED ON. The Editor of the New York Observer says: “These engravings ure genuine woi ks of art—tbo likenesses are admirable. The portrait ot Mr. Everett wiil take precedence of all others.” The Now York Christian Advocate says: “Ihey are among the fluent engravings that we have ever s-jan, and TUB PUBLISHERS ARE IULL\ RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THEY PROMISE.” TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS. We will send, post paid, securely packed in Tel lers, either ongraring and a $8 Magazine, ol© year, for SJ; both uugraviuga and a $8 Magazine, oue >oar, for $ 4. Agents who remit S3O at one time, will l.nve u extra copy of each engraving. The Magazines are IIARPEKV, THu. KNIJKKRBOCKKR, GODEY’d LADY’S BOOK, THE ATLANTIC, BLACKWOOD. By spotiil arrangement, the entire j ear’s sub scription t > the Magazines is paid over by us to their publishers, and subset ibeis receive their supply for the year direct from their respective publication offices. The cost of tho engravings is paid only by the difference betwet n the lowest wholesale and the regular price of the Magazines. Engravings sent at once, and subscriptions to periodicals commence with curreut issue, unless otherwise ordered. Money at our risk, if proof is retained of having been mailed. First impressions are best, therefore send early. Address, O. H. BAILEY & CO, (At Win. Hull A Son’s Music Store) 548 Btoadway, i e. IS46fßm New v ytk City. TIME SCHEDULE OF THK Steamer River Bride. rpUK steamer ‘ River Bride” will X now commence running ly between Columbus and C it a t tab < > >■ cltee by the following schedule : DOWNWARD TRIP-WILL LEAVE Columbus,Tuesdays 12 in., and Saturdays 8 a. iu Eufaula, “ bp.m., “ “ 2 p.m. Ft. Gaines, ) tt 8 t< t( t( , Franklin, J 0 Howard’s, “ 10 “ “ “ 6 *• Columbia, “ 12 “ “ “ 8 “ Woodville, Wodvd’y, 2a.m , “ “ 10 “ Neal’s, “ 4 “ “ “ 12 Belvue, “ t’> “ “ Sundays, 2 a.m. Chattahoochee 4 * 8 “ “ *• 4 “ . UPWARD TRIP—WILL LEAVE Belvue, Wednesdays 11 a.m.,andSuudays 7 a.in. Neal’s, “ 2p m, “ “ 10 “ Woodville, “ 5 “ 4 ‘ Ip.m. Columbia, “ 8 “ “ 4 “ Howard’s, 4 ‘ 11 44 “ 44 7 44 fc’t tiaihei} n •< in “ Franklin, J 1,1 8(1 y ’ “ a m ' AU Eufaula, 44 5 44 ‘‘Mondays, la.m. Columbus, 44 sp.m , 44 44 1 44 Quincy (Fla ) Republic, Marianna Patriot, and Abbeville Banner, copy one month and forward bills to this office. Dec. 13—ts 31ITCIIELL Sir ARMSTRONG, Dealers in Provisions and COMMISSION M E R CIIA N T S, LOUISVILLE, KY. \\T K are now prepaied to supply our Southern y f friends with new Bacon—llams, Shoulder*. Clear Fide.-*, barrel, tierce and keg Mess Pork, at the usual commission. Dec. 13-flt MITCHELL & ARMSTRONG. FOR RENT, r pWO new and comfortable COTTAGES. ■ , , X nearly opposite the Perry House. Apply to Mill. December 13-3 t D. I). RIDKNHOUK. FOR HEFT, rpHE House aud Lot immediately on the , X river bank, on the North side of the gsssl ; Lower Bridge, in Girard, Ala. Everything JOIll. connected with the place is iu good repair, and will be rented low to a good teuaut. For further particulars, apply to tho under signed, in Girard, Alabama. Dec. 13-2 w MRS. FRANCES WACASER. MILITARY NOTICE ! nn HE c ommanding officers of Volunteer Com- 1 J panics in the State of Georgia are reque st-A ed to forward to the undersigned the names of sis the Commissioned Oflieers, the number of Rank ft and File, aod the style of arms used by their re spective companies. CHARLES Di BIG NON. george doles. Committee of CorreFpondence. Dec. 13, 1559-3 t Milledgeville, Ga. TIIE AUTILLI IHsT'S MANUAL, C“10M PILED from various sources and adapted to ) the service of the United States Illustrated withengraviugs UyCapt JOHN GIBBON, A.B. A. Half morocco, $5. Sent free by mail, upon re ceipt of price. RIFLES AND RIFLE PRACTICE, \N elementary treatise upon the theory of Ritle tiring, explaining the causes of inaccuracy of tire, and the manner of cor reeling it. with de scriptions of the lutautry Rifles of Europe and the United States, their balls and cartridges. Illus trated with wood cuts aud engravings. By C. M. WILCOX. U. 8. A. Cloth. $1 75. Sent free by mail on receipt of price. I). VAN NOSTRAND, Publisher, Dec. 13-2 t No. 192 Hr* adway, New York. Firo Crackers ! Firo Crackers! inn BOXES FIKE CRACKERS just received 1” “ and for sale low bv Dec. 12. RAGLAND k BIRCH. COLUMBUS BAKERY and Cracker Manufactory! HAS always on hand a saleable article ol Light Bread,Crackers and Cracknell Biscuit, made fresh every day. Also, all kinds of PLAIN aud FANCY CAKE, not forgetting the celebrated COCOANIJT CAKE! 44M)rnamrutal Cakes, for weddings and par ties. fixed up in the most handsome sty le ut short notice. Orders, accompanied with, the cash, promptly attended to. C. CRICHTON. Columbus, Ga., Dec. 12. lui DRINK AND BE MERRY —for Christinas is Near! TYLER S BIOSES UAMN'G just received cases of the choicest Liquors, of all kind*, now is your time to g**t supplied with a pure and good article, among which are the following : BRANDIES; WINKS, all kinds; WIIISKIES, •• Choice SCHEIDAM SCIINAITS; HUM; CORDIALS; BITTERS; FAMILY LIQUORS, all kinds; 1 *REMIUM CllAMPAGXE,war ranted equal to any brand. All of the above is from direct importer,, mid guaruutced a pure article. For fair t.y the caw or bottle at Doc. 12-ts No 132 BROAD ITRKKT TO AUUIVKI •)( W \ BBLA.Wblahv.Uia an I Malaga Winer, •W per steamer Marlanmi Pec.li-lf TYLKII A MO*E*. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! V HANDSOME lot in VELVET and CLOTH. Alto. lOUULK aud SI.NDLK Hack, Thibet and Plaid Shawls. Just recaived by decs-tin REDD, JOHNSON & CO. C A II PET INCH AND UIUS. \l r K have Just received a frreh importation of English 4.4 VELVET aud BRUSSELS CARPETING and KUOS, and sill sell them low. Nov. 23-1 m SAMMIS A ROONEY, PI HSITI HY, CURTAINS, OUR assortment or rURMTURF, CARPETS and CURTAINS ia very full, and will be told on the moat reasonable terms. Nuv.W-lrn SAMMIS A ROONEY. 1860! (1 HIE.R S ALMANAC for LHtlo for sale by J CBATfIN A JOHNSON. OOLDKN STRI P I Oil TKN Gallon Kegs, choice, for ssie by K. BARNARD A CO. CRISP A CANNING’S Graiety ‘Th.eatei* AT T E MI’EU ANO E HALL! Triumphant Success OF THE DISTINGUISHED YOUNG AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN, Mr. Edwin Booth, Tueaday Evening, Dee. 13, 1859, Will be presented ghakspoare’s beautiful Tragedy of OTHELLO; The Moor of Venice! IAG ) —Mr. EDWIN BOOTH. Favorite Dance by Mollie Williams. To conclude with the sidesplitting Faice of SLASHER AND CRASHER! SLASHER Mr. W. P. SHELDON. Doors open at 7 o’clock, performances w ill com mence at 7 precisely. Tickets 75c ; colored persons 25c decl3 It PREPARE FOli FUN! SASFI'ORD’S OPERA TROUPE, (FROM SANFORD’S OI’KHA COMPANY, I'IIILA DKLt'HJA,) FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY! fIUIK Great Comedian of tho age, S. S. Fan- X ford, tho Pioneer of Minstrelsy. ackn<-wledgtd by the press and public as having the best TROUPE OP MINSTRELS in the world, will give a series of DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS at C one ert H a 11 ! Commencing .MONDAY, Dec. 12. Ailmission 50 cents; Children aud Servants 25 cents. Tickets can bo obtained at the Music Stores, and at the Hotels. decß 0t JOHN W. BROOKS, COLUMBUS, OA., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRUBS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs, OILS, PAINTS, PAINTERS’ ARTICLES, VaiT lislies, WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY, GLASS WARE, PERFUMERY, FINE SOAPS, Fine Hair aiul Tootli IS rushes, PAINT BRUSHES, Dental and Surgical Instruments, TRUSSES and SUPPORTERS of different kinds, SPICES, SNUFFS, Manufactured TOBACCO, all the PATENT or PROPRIETARY MEDICINES of the day. Superior Ixxlxjst, PURE BRANDIES AND WINES FOK MEDICINAL PURPOSES, Fancy Articles, &c., &c. He can and will sell Good* equally as low as they ran be obtained from any similar establish ment in this section. All articles warranted to be fresh, pure and genuine. Orders from the country promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed, with legardboth to price and quality. Be su e und call at the DRUG STORE of JOHN W. BROOKS, AT THE OLD STAND OF BROOKS & CHAPMAN, Corner of Broad and Randolph atreets, SIGN OR NEORO AND MORTAR COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. i _ December 12.1859. ts OVERCOATS. 300 OVERCOATS OF VARIOUS STYLES AND QUALITIES! All of which we are now offering at $6, the same be ing worth from $lO to sl2! CASH CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Broad St., Columbus, Ga., ROSETTE, NIELICK & CO. Overcoats at i?ti, worth $lO “ “ 0, worth 10 “ “ 6, Worth ;.. 10 ♦Jr Purchasers are requested to call and ex amine, and satisfy tbemst Ives, as we feel confi dent that they will be convinced of the fact. ROSETTE, MELICK & CO. Columbus, Ga., Dec 10. ts Christmas is Coming! HOWELL & JOHNSON H AYE just opened a largo and varied assort ment of tho following articles, to which they iuvite the attention of housekeepers and tho lovers of 01 HU) Till NOB. I*KUSKUYEd—Pckk*U , Quince, I*iue Apple, L'gg, I'luin, Ac. West India Preserves, consisting of Limes, Oranges, Pine Apple, Guava Jolly, aud (ianton (linger. .JELLlES—Currant, Quince, Pino Apple and Orange. Pickled Oysters, Fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters, Fresh Salmon, Fresh Lobster*, Green Corn, Green Pens and Tomatoes, in ail tight cans. English Chow Chow, PJccnUlly, Gherkins and mined Pickles. American do. American, English and French Mustard. Pauline*. Crackers. Ac. F esh Goshen Butter. English Dairy, l'ine Apple and State Cheese. Buckwheat aud Bye Flour, Cranberrie-, Smoked Toiuues, Smoked Beef, Pickle J do. Pickled Pork and White Beans. Codfish and Irish Potatoes, Onions. Mackerel and Salmon in bids, and kits White Fish in barrels and half barrels Apples. Unisins, Currants and Spices fv>r Mince Pies, Frerh Figs in Drums. Oranges and Pine Apples, just received. Oue crale of tine Northern Cabbuge, just re ceived. W e have ou hand and are constantly receiving a select assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES! Such a. Fine Teat, Loaf, Crushed and l'ulvstlxeil Sugars; N. 0 and Crushed Sugar* Ooldcn Syrup: Rio, Lagnyra, Java and Mocha Coffee. Flour Meal, Rice. Haiuv, Starch, Soap, Cnudlcu. Ac. ‘J‘J 000 TorprdiiM aud Jo Boxc* Fire Cracker, for •alt- very low Having a large lot of Prexrrvra, Jolllea, ami froti Can Good,, We will .ell them at reduced price*. Rememlor No. 138, between J, 11. Stvnpper and the Masonic Hall, Ur<>ad Street. Give us jin early call. * lD)di sent home for city purchasers. Dec 10 t s Ivoryotjpes and l'liotourraplis! TUCKER & PERKINS, OF Auxuxto. Ga.. will opeu tlieir NKWI'IIO TOGRAI’IIIC GALLERY OF ART iu Colum bu* in a few week,. Tucker & Perkin*’ Ivoryotypes recently introduced In lh* City of Augu.ta, at* acknowledged liy all who nee them to be tbe mo.t perMatmt of the Photographic Art ever exhibited their Cabinet and Life ,!xe Photo graphlc Port’aiia, In oil end pa*lel, arc Welland widely kuown in Georgia and the bontli, and Ihev tpeak for Umbm-Ivc*. Three, and every • lyle of Picture, kuown to the Art, they will la prepared to make In Culumbu, in their uiual •nperlor ,lyl. SW* Noilce will liogiven to the public a, ,oon a, they are ready for hueinei, decß ts FLOI'R I FLOI'R I \N extra lot of choice Tcnneeeee Flour Just received and for eaie by Avll I* l OUNBY A CO. PlitK WORKII OF all kinde, for ealc, w holesale end retell, bv Dec. 3. J. L. CKLLA TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES! $50,000 WORTH OF DOT MMS, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, CLOTHING, Sic., Sic., Sic. AT NEW YORK COST! AT G. W. ATKINSON & CO.’S DRY GOODS STORE, No. 70 Kiltt)Al) STREET, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. make a change in our firm anti buriuoss on X the firat of January next, we will, from now until that date, sell Goods at NEW YORK COST! Oar st<ck in LARGE and COMPLETE* and comprises as handsome a st*ik at’ goods us is to be found in the city. We are determined to close the stock on hand, even at great sucrlfico, as wo will make an entire change of business and dissolve the present copartnership on the first of January next. We have just received an entire new ship ment of Silk Embroidered Collars, Delaaines, Prints, &c. All of which will be sold at not New York cost. Also, just received, a large and elegant stock of Black Silk Velvet Cloaks, and Black Beaver Cloth Cloaks, fine Goods, at New York cost! Tho stock comprises an elegant collectkn of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, consisting of Silks, DeLaiues, Cashmeres, Meri noes, Ac ,Ac Trimmings in great variety, which will bo sold at remarkably low figures, even less than New York cost. Cloaks, Shawls, Ac , u very excellent assortment, at exactly New York cost! GLOVES, HOSIERY, ZEPHYR GOODS, &c. Flannels, Operu Flannels, White Silk Warp, Ac. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES Heavy stock, all grades, variety aud patterns. Satinets, Tweeds, Reaver Cloths, &c. Carpets, Rugs, Druggets, &c. Blankets, Kerseys, Sheetings, Shirtings, aud domestic goods of every des cription. HATS AND CAPS. A large stock of new styles for Boy a nnd Gents Wo would especially call ibe attention of planters to our large stock of WOOL IIATS for negroes, which we will sell at New York cost. BOOTS AND SHOES. Latins’ Kid, Cloth, and Gaiter Boole; Bojs’, Misses’ and Childrens’Shoes; heavy Calf and Kip Shoes, Negro Brogans, Ac, making a large and c >mplete stock, at New York cost. READY MADE CLOTHING. A large and w'ell selected stock of Ready Made Clothing, comprising a good collection f-.r gen tlemen's wear. We respectfully invite the public to give us an early call; at the same time we assure them that we imend to seii our large stock by the first ot January next, and are offering goods at lower prices than we have ever before sold them in Columbus. Our terms w ill be strictly cash when the goods are delivered We would regard it as a special favor for all indebted to us to call and settle, as we wish to close our business as spec dily as pos sible, and at least by firat of January next. G. W. ATKINSON & CO. Columbus. Nuv.2*-tf DALY’S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY. IN this age of adulterated and deleterious Li quors, it is a source of satisfaction to he able to introduce to public mdice the above article —au article of unqnes'ioned purity, and pose end ng no qualities except such as have the most favoi&ble inllueuce on the hunntn constitution A few rods of sjil on the banks of the Rhine pr. duces the grape which will tbmiLli nowhere else, from whose juice proceeds the “Johannis berg.” the choicest wine iu the world. A few acres of lard in Tuba produces a tobacco, the flavor and quality of which when manufac tured into cigars, ate incompaiaMy superior to that ol any other soil. And a narrow stiip of land in the parish of Na‘chitochee, in has long supplied the world with a super-excellent article of snuff, from such tobacco us cannot be induced to grow else where. In like manner it has long been known that a limited territory, lying in the valley <f the Mo nougahela river, exclusively brings forth a rye of properties so marked and peculiar that its distilla tion produces a Whisky of such superlative char acter os places it beyond rivalry By a process recently discovered, and now k m w n only to my manufacturer, tho grain from the choicest spot of this favored locality is made to yield the Aromatic Valley Whisky, with which no other cau stand an instant's com parison. 1 bavs no apprehension of being accused of pub lishing unwnnantalde. „ r even exaggerated enco miums, to any who will tirst snljeet my Whisky to test. It is now tho standard article at ail the first class Hotels and Clubs in tbs city of New York, and wherever it is introduced it at once assumes its leadiug position, is AWAItDKD TIIK PALM OF BUPKHIOHITY, and the demand for It becomes a thing established. Its medicinal properties are such, that while Its immediate effects ate pleasant and grateful, it ex ercises the happiest perumurnt Influence upon the constitution. I liiivh analyzed a , ample of “Daly’* Aromatic Valley \1 bieky,” end And it to lie a pure article, of lloetbivor, ami without any delete, loue admix ture. JAMES II CHILTON, M. D , Chemist. Stxri: Aaeavra’i ('t ries. 32 Some-reel at.,) lti atoii, April 17tli, 18&8. / Mm, 11. Danv, New York—l have made a chemi cal aualyila ofy-.iir Aromatic Valley Whiakv.and And It pure. Jtne Jtaroretl liye 117,i,).y. colitaiulng no Injurioua niaftc-ra of any kind, and 1 would re eouimc and it aa aultshle for medical amt public purpme. CIIAS T. JACKSON, State Aaaeycr. Mm 11. D.VI.V—Your Aromatic Vnlley M’hlaky la received, and. alter cueful examination, i And It to lie n pure article, entirety free from the udul. terating ingredients in frequently used. Youra, n a, eclfullv, JAS J. M A PFS, Analy cal Clo mtet. *d’ Conaumere can depend upon getting a pure article when llicy buy the Veliev M liiahv . aa It la eoid by lh Imtllo only M M 11 DALY. 1U South M'llllam street, New York, _ . . _ . *ob’ l’ropi letor. Poraale in Oi-litmbu, by Dec. 13-DMhAMy VAN MARCUS. VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE IX THE CITY OF GiltA^U) A. t Auction! By HARRISON A PITTS. AT 11 o’clock ou FKIDAY, , the ltith tuat., we will aell A In front of the etore of J-.ptlm Harrla, in the t-iwn of Giraid JeetßSa Ale., tliat dellrahle property alt r’X ‘ uaied on Cliurch Hill lu aai-l tu-vu TffdvuWor man vy araaa the reaideuce of Hardy Vt Milford The lot coulalu, one acre, anil ladlrlded liilolhr-e portlone. A comfortable dwelling hou.e, with yard, garden, Ac., attached, auitable to tin- wanta of a email family, ia ou each portion. There la a uever falliug well of excellent wxler on II e prem- Iwea, Ihe property will la- mid aa a wh.de, or di vided. aa may auit nrcliaa -re. Tl.la property la within teu minutea walk of the bUMlie* part of Colum I u*. quiet ahd retired, convenient to churchea, and no city taxea ou it. I’eraona deatreu, of examiuing the preuiUe, will pleaat- call on Mr Hardy Williford In Girard Txrm, —One lialf caali; balance payable iu 12 month,, with note and two approved eecurltleo P* C. 7-td HARRISON A I’ITTS. Am f, ONION SK IS AND lit TTO.Ns, ALL qnaljtlea, for late by Dec. 6-ts URQUUART A CHAPMAN. FOR SALE AM) REM. TO UEaM, A LOMFoKTADLE liuuee second door oil the Bt.utli-Wtoht col bti ol Forsyth ifcyk and Few street*. Good gar rim ami out. jjllifl lumbugs; alno a flue well of water oil jj,* Pufcsettejon given January. *• Nov. *so—ll . RIIOI'KS BROWNE WHO W ANT* i O HUY 4 UoUdfc. AND LOT The 11 uct j, Uttiiiy ihw, contains six <oiidt.it;, tA rouiu* with lour flu plan* On the n,i Jllifl in.ieis a Will of good va*r,ii kiti heii hi ueo, Ac. 1 offer to hell tbe alow at a b w Lric ou ttie following tel ms; Due third , upfi. one Umih ia oue year, anu he oihtr ibiid il two \ t . UlB lot loit ht r purticultttb call at the biut dun. .r J. A. wjituwidoad. * r “ of Oat. IV*—tl JAMES A WUITEBIDR FUR SALE, .. Coil FORT A RLE Ut'Kidtinu ill u Ui- . J. Y lrablt> part ol the city. Aj.yly n, OJt 10-11 F Willi ELM. Hill Desirable Residence lor sale. . Li I’, subscriber otter r It i rale her its.- , A douce in the city of Columbus, HUm ltd ou Troup hi nit. between 1 1. Claii ahoJHhL Ciawl id btltets. ’i bo lot contains I ail ti. ill lb ami has ou it a dwelling with six it tins. On the pi t mists is a double kitchen, servants’ house Htttbii , cariiagt bouse, garden cow lot, and a well ol good waUT. For teiuiß and price ap ply un tbs pi uluses. SA it it 11 a. ViNfcuN, ffoptt mber 0,1869. FOU UJIAT- r jpHD commodious Eating House known . X a the GEM, under Jont-s’ Building, jfslrfe a ill be rented low to a good tenant. Aj Ifflj H ply to JOHN A. JONEk or JAMES \Y ARli, April ls-ts hi limit A Ware’s. BUILDING LOlfe. I.NOK sale, in tho Tow nos Girard. Aia.. . . 1 three handsome Lots. Nus. 7, 8 and gSKHg IN, four acres each, adjoining each othei.Hiii. On one of said Lots, No. 18, there is a flue spriug of water. Apply to W. K.HARRlS,agent,Columbus.Ga. or W.O. YUNUK, owner, Yougt-’s,ltussellCo ,Ala. August 2b, 1868-ts WANTS. CHARCOAL* WANT LCD, IMMEDIATELY. Apply at Ilia , Dec. B—ts SUN BOOK BINDERY. lUUSCOGEE HAIL HOAD.) CoLUMBUa, GA., Dec. 3, 18cy. j IA7 ANT KD , immediately, ten able-bodied v V NEGRO MEN, to work on repairs of Read until the Ist of January, iB6O. Bay, per month ami found. Apply to A. B. BObIICK, or Dec. 8-2 W W. L. CLARK, Bup’t. Situation as Teacher Wanted. A LADY, who it. a graduate, with sou,e oxi.c rieuce, aud well quatilied for its dutie., Ue aiiea a situation general aveirtaut or other wise, iu a High School in the city. For timber information aggly at the Mov. 26-ts gUN OFFICE. WAITED, |( ){ [j I SHINGLE RLOCKF, (turquare not less If than a foot,) delivered iu Columbus, for which a fair price iu cash will be given. At,ply to Oct. U-ts JOSM'II li. WYNN WAITED, r-,1 If i CORDS of good PINE WOOD at the Em _n IV/ p l-e Mills CLEMONS A Cos. 5ept.28,1859. PINE WOOD WANTED! ipilE EAGLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY JL want to buy 500 Cords of PIN E WOOD. AugUHt 2b, 1859. ts XSXJJE isTOTICE. J. H. DANIEL & CO. XfiJ ILL be obliged to those indebteo t(> them by ff note or open account, for Goods purchased prior to the present year, if they will come for ward aud settle the same. Barries notified as above, failing to comply with our reque t ou or before the first day of Jan uary next, may expect to find then claims in the bauds of au officer, as we are compelled to have money. J. H. DANIEL & eO.. Oct 26-ts • No. Ik3 Broad street. ~FTEREOSCOPI(J PICTURES! Most WoLderful and Beautiful! G. T. WILLIAMS HAs on exhibition aim h i pale a hi> Ptcture G .lh rj, the FlKfc.Fl COLLKUIIO> <f STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS ever ii. the city ; the prices ol which aie a low aw they can be bought iu New York city. They arc worth In m 12 cents each t. $1 Also a large assortment of Boxes—prices from $1 each to S4O. > a A liberal u intow tit to nut mi uuyeis G. T. WILLIAMS, Nov 20-1 hi Ooianbas Ga. CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! I. O. STRUPPER, RANDOLPH ST., NEAR THE POST OFFICE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, “\ITOULD inform his friends and the public y y generally, that lie is iu receipt of a FKEBH i **nd FULL SUPPLY of all the various kinds fresh autl dried KKUITb, such as Pine Apples, Bananas, Oranges, Applt*. Graiw. Itainu., Dali s, Figs, Citrous, Currants, Cocoa Nuts, Prunes. Almonds, Pecans, Walnuts, &c. Ac Ac. CANDIES! A fresh supply us MAILLAItD’B delicious Bon bons, Cream Chocolate, Citam Jelly, Ac. ! A full assortment, such as nky i.ockets, with Ft are; Roman Candles; Sixteen Bulls; Vertical Wheels, large; Triangles; Pigeons; Torches; Bcn gola Flow, r Pole ; Minee; Color, and Fires, Ac. In Store, lou boxes Fire Checkers. Also anew supply of FANCY AP.TICLES for the coming Holidays, Talking Dolls, Wax Dolls, Work Boxes, Puzzles, Cunics, Mechanic Toys, Or. numents. China Bottles. Ac. Alt kinds ut CANDIKB manufactured and sold by tho box as Cli LAP as any other house in the city, for OABU, . i ec . 2-3 w FASHIONABLE MILLINERY A IlfeS. L. A. FLYNN has now on hand J-vA * beautiful assortment of Rich and Elegant BONNETS, head dresses, laces, BRIDAL WREATHS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, CAPS, &c. Ladies who have not yet purchased, will please call and see her latest style, just opening. They are pronounced the prettiest of Bonnets. Iler store is ou Randolph stieet, next doer to I. O. Strnpper's, Nov. 19-t f a cahis7 NEW MILLINERY STORE. 188 L. A. FLYNN would respectfully an- XvJL nounco to the Lai!its of Columbus and vicinity, that she hap fitted up, and now oreniug. a N KVV MILLINEi Y STOKE, nut dot r to I. O. Strupper’s, on Randolph street when she will keep al I the latent styles of Fashionable Millinery. She will he receiving daily all the GEMS OF FASHION. Having acquired her expelie ce in the bert practical sellout, of Millinery in New York, sbe feels confident in her ability to suit all wlio may favor her with their patronsge. Columbus, Oct. 20. 1868. ts FOR SALK. ’l’llE subscriber oßere two likely NEGROES 1. for aale-they arc- good Cooka, Waalier, and lionora. Alw ~ two HOUSES and L’ .’PS : location healthy, ami within a few pace, or Columbua. Term, caali Call early If you wleh a bargain. Address, or cell ou me, at Ulrard, Ala, oi Colum •'“T’ 0 "-, . C. H. SNIDER. I>< ( Pinhpr 6. 2w Mattresses! Mattressesi IF YOU WANT A GOOD CLEAN AND CHEAP MATTRESS (o 1 o Hie Carter l 4, *ictorye Gnltr tliiiii k filll> mi l ived'uU Colimbun. Ga.. D<. 8, iHfty. lm Mttli Cl RBAITIi B Kh II Mil) i lm Figp, Cove Ojutrift, in ihiiw unU halt ihlb; leOllAtirHy “ *• *• •• Hmliiiod, “ ** • “ *• •hint rvc lvt’d Hud for Mil*, whob uHli* *nd re* tail, by J L O LLA. CITUATK OF NAUNKMA I 8 dution of Citmt*- of MragnpuiA. |re* lnr*d eveiy and) by H. A WARE A HON, Nov *29 * No 74 Broad Nt lIKKF TOAGIBII pi HOICK Buiokid Beef TU*NGUKB, Ju.t received V>/ nod for title by b‘ GEN BY A CO iAIIIII i RAIIIIII IAYFK Rtid Mit 1 rcit Kuisini>, boxen nml lixlf j boxen, and futana Bxiiinn, just receiv and nnd fbr m\* by J. L CKLLA. PICKLEN, SAII DINES, Ac. FRKBII Plcklen. by the gxlloD or Jar; Paid nen, nnd diflVrntit nori* of Preterven For n#fp by Dercaitmr A J L- CKL|. x POTASH! POTASH! WHITE nnd Gray Pointb, for nnln by H. A. WARE A BON, No. 74
