Georgia Historic Newspapers

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largest City and Country Circulation.
Frlilu}’ Mornlnßi Dec. Ift, 1 B.VJ.
U is slnleii that Lydia Maria Child is
to write the life of John Drown on hobnlf
of his family.
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Si-iißtuH Academlcus.
This unwieldy body has been abolished
by the Legislature, and its powers arc
now vested in tho Trustees of the Stalo
University.
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Cotton at Mnr on.
The Savannah Hepublican learns from
a letter received by a commercial house in
that city, that the receipts of cotton in
Macon, Tuesday last, wore larger than
they ever were beforo in the history of
the city.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer telegraphs that paper
that Attorney Voorbees, John L. Robin
son, and Gov. Willard wero all in Wash
ington, on their return from Richmond,
V*., having entirely failed to obtain a
pardon or commutation for Cook.
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Attorney General of Alabama.
The two Houses of the Alabama Legis
lature met in convention Wednesday, and
re elected the lion. M. A. Baldwin Attor
ney General of the State. For a series
of years Col. Baldwin his occupied this
position, and has made an able and effi
cient officer. There was no opposing
candidate.
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Alabama Socrotary of State.
A telegraphic dispatch from Montgom
ery yesterday to the Sun, brought the
gratifying intelligence of tho election by
the Legislature of Col. U. 11. Rrittun to
tho office of Secretary of State by a large
majority. On tho score of qualification
and long service in tho interests of the
Democracy few had us high claims on
that party as Col. Rritlnu, and his promo
tion was a fit expression by the Lcgisla
lure of their appreciation of them. The
people generally throughout the State,
will ratify the action of their representa
tives.
Adjournment of tho LegiHlut uro.
To-day, according to agreement, ter
minates the session of tiiia body nl Mil
icdguville. Wo have omitted noticing the
proceedings in rxlenso, intending to pub
lish after the adjournment, the several
captions of general Acts that have re
ceived Ihe Kxecutive approval, with such
others of a local character as may in
terest this vicinity and our readers gen
erally.
Me lane holy Occurrence.
Tho Savannah News, of Wednesday,
suys a sad accident occurred to day at
Egypt, Effingham county, under tho fol
lowing circumstances: Avery intelligent
boy of seven years, son of Dr. I’. Stotes
bury, w as caught in the gearing of a cot
ton gin and instantly killed. The Doctor
is out ou the Gulf Kail Iload, where he
has a contraci, and the -sad news will be
a heavy blow to him.
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Sail Accident.
The Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate of
Wednesday, says that on the sth inst., a
son of Mr. Meredith Miller, in this
county, about 7 years old, wns smothered
to death. The little fellow with others
wns playing in the gin house iu the ginned
cotton, and it foil in on liimsoas lo smoth
er him before it was known that ho was
iu it.
A resolution has hcen mlopted in the
Lower House of the Virginia Legislature,
inquiring into the expediency of giving
the benefits of the school system of the
Statu, to teachers that are natives of the
slavehuldiug States, or residents for live
years of the State, and buying for schools
only such books as shall bo published in
Virginia.
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THoinn* C. \V lilt tvorl It.
This individual, under sentence of
death, in Chattooga county, was recently
pardoned by the Legislature, and the bill
vetoed by Gov llrown. Tho Message
wus taken up in the !lou-e, where it
originated, but tho vote being less than
two thirds it was lost.
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Tile Sugar Crop,
A correspondent of tho New Orleans
Picayune, says the failure of the sugar
crop is uot confined to a few parishes,
but is general. And nut a solitary par
ish has escaped without a great loss. The
returns from forty-live plantations, in
two parishes, show a deficit of 8,r>64
hogsheads less than last year.
lUmarkabl,.
At a Uiuetil.g etf (lie* IJcldoOPaOy cf
Wasbington county, recently, to nominate
caudi.Utcit for county otlioers, Gen. J. I*.
Jcrnigan, who has bold tbo otlice of
Cleric of the .Superior Court for thirty
years, decline.) a re election, to the re
gret of liia party. 110 ought to have died
in lmrueot).
Acting tlti'Wnrd wlih n i'mitne Ac*
com imntame.it.
ttol. Smith relate* the* following: At a
sitting iu New Orleans, wo wore “put
ting through” a caudtdats in Richard the
Third, when,.just ns lie el art cl trout his
couch in the last scene, exclaim.ti;;.
“.live me another horse.*’ he.,
a little fiat of a dog tiow at hiui, aud seiz
iug oil the seat of his trousers, hung thee
till takeu oil by his master, who was no
ting at the time us sergeaut at-arms. Ul
course the would-be tragedian was re
quired to try the socuo over ug.iiu—and
again ; hut every time tlmt confounded
dog would get loose and attack him iu
the rear I 1 have no doutt ho had been
trained to it. At least six times ho went
to sleep, and old Jack Green, us the Ghost
of Heury VI., with a cigar in his mouth,
repeated the line,
“ Wake. Htehar.l, awake! to guilty rated a terrible
example I”
And Richard every time bounded from
his couch, nourishing his sword, und stag
gering towards the fottlights, exclaiming,
*• Give me another bora.! Bind up my wounds'’
—I-here's that .I—4 dog ..gain—cm t he tw
tied!"]
Klecllon of t en.. IT. g. Senator.
St* Oblkans, Dec. 14 —Advices fruui
Galveston lo the 11th, slate that Lewis
T Wlgfutl. (formerly of South Carolina )
has been elected United States .Senator by
the lexas Legislature over Gen. Sum
Houston, by a majority of two voles,
(bis is considered u regular Democratic
victory, Aud has created some excitement
la lexas.
Tile Clitld beniißrilt
Noxfolk, bee. 10—Th.jur, who held
an inquest on the body of the child Vir
giuius Leonard, have rendered a verdict
that he was uccideuully killed with a .hut
gun in his own hands. This result or the
investigation—as it was at first thought
he bad been murdered—has offered gnat
relief to the community.
X ELE G
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TELF.aKA PITED TO TIIF DAILY SUN.
ARRIVAL
OF TIIK 9TKAMKH
NOVA SCOTIAN.
New York, Dec. 15, 1859.
The steamship Nova Scotian has ar
rived at l’ortland, with advices from Liv
erpool to the 110th ult.
JAverpool Cotton Market ■ —The saleß for
tho three days wore 19,000 bales. The
market was weak, and prices nominal.
Inferior grades were difficult to sell.
London Money Market. —Consols were
quoted at 90 J to 90J.
The Nova Scotian announces the ship
wreck of the Queenstown.
Further from YVnslilngtnn,
Wahiii.noton, Dec. 15, 1859.
The Senate, to-day, appointed Messrs.
Mason, Davis, Collamar and Fitch, u
Special Committee to inquire into the
Harper’s Ferry nffair. The Senate then
adjourned.
In the House, two ballots were had for
Speaker, which resulted each as follows:
Sherman, Republican 110
Rocock, Democrat 85
Gilmer, American 18
The remainder scattering
Haskins, Hickman and Schwartz, Lo
compton Democrats, went over to Sher
man.
Thu House then adjourned.
Tllrrateiinl Abolition Itlot.
I’niLAinu.i'iiM, Doc. 15, 1859.
Great excitement prevails in this city.
The abolitionists arc making preparations
for offensive demonstrations, and tho
conservatives are determined to cheek
them.
The city authorities are adopting mea
sures to prevent a riot, which event seems
inevitable.
Mobile Cotton Market.
Mobile, Deo. 15, 1859.
Sales of Cotton to-day 1,500 bales, tho
market tending in favor of buyers. Mid
dlings lOjj cents.
Netv Orleans Cot toil Market.
New Out. dans, Dec. 15, 1859.
Sales of Cotton to-day 10,500 bales.
The market generally unchanged. Mid
dlings 10J to 11 cents. Market firmer.
Charleston Cotton Market.
CuaeldsTon, Dec. 15, 1850.
Sales of Cotton to day 5,000 bales.
Cotton firm, with au advance of J cent.
New York Cotton Market.
New York, Dec. 15, 1859.
Sales of Cotton to-day 2,000 bales.
Market firm.
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Congressional.
Washington, Deo. 14. — Sunate. — Mr.
Wade, of Ohio, made a speech to day, in
which he said that lie saw nothing im
proper in Helper’s bo.de—tho “Impend
ing Crisis;” ho eulogized Drown, de
clared him to he a hero.
A discussion ensued, iu regard to Hel
per’s hook, in which Messrs. Drown, of
Miss., and Mallory, of Fla., and Cling- j
man, of N C , participated
Messrs. Mason, of Va . and liiglcr, of
I’enn., spoke in mild and temperate lan
guago, in reply to the speech of Mr.
Wade.
Senator Mason’s resolution to inquire
into tho Harper’s Ferry affair was unani
mously adopted It is ns follows:
Resolved, That a Committee he appoint
ed to inquire into tho facts attending the
late invasion and seizure of tho armory
and arsenal of the United States, at
Harper’s Kerry, in Virginia, by a band of
armed men, and report whether the same
was attended by armed resistance to the
authorities and public force of the Uni
ted States, ntnl by the murder of any of
the citizens of Virginia, or of any troops
sent thereto protect the public property;
whether such invasion and seizure was
made under color of any organization in
tended to subvert the government of any
of the States of the Union ; wlmt was tl.p
character and extent of any such organi- j
1 ion, and whether any citizens of the
United States, not preseut, ware implica
ted therein or accessory thereto, by con- j
tributions of money, arms, munitions, or i
otherwise; what was the character and :
extent of the military equipment in the I
hands or under control of said armed
band; and where and how and when the
same was obtained and transported to
the place so invaded. And that said
Committee report whether any and what
legislation, may, in their opinion, he
necessary on the part of the United
States, for the future preservation of tho
peace of the country, or for the safety of
the public property ; and that said Com
mittee have power to send for persons
and papers
iiorsi;. Mr. Mclltc, of Miss, made a
speech, in which ho ably defended the
South.
Mr. Vnllundighnm, of Ohio, exposed
the atrocities of Helper and his uwnci
ntes : and referred to the infamous cir
cular which recommends war on the
South, and advising servile Insurrection.
Mr. Ashmore, of South Carolina, said
that such principles were now being car
ried out his distriql, where an infamous
man had been arrested, havilig in his pos
session copies of Helper’s book.
Mr. Cobb, of Alabama, exclaimed “hang
him !’’
Mr. Ashmore said, in earnest language,
that the man would he hung. This re
mark was greeted with applause. Mr.
A then alluded to Helper as a renegade
thief, who dared not return to tho State
that gave him birth.
The II use then proceeded to ballot for
Speaker, with the following result:
Joint Sherman, of tthio.. Republican).....llo
T S. Uncock, of Virginia. tDoinnonit'.... ss
John A titlmcr, ot N C, go
Scattering la
The llou-o thru adjourned.
Mexican News
New Oiu.i ans, Deo. Id.—The steam
ship Tennessee has arrived from Vera
Crux, having left that port ou the Nth iu
slant.
Minister Mcl.uiic continued on hoard
the Brooklyn.
Fcuto has left tho J.tariz cabinet, and
Oonuipo resumes the port folio of foreign
relations.
Gen. Mirnmou was reported to bent
Guadalajara with Gen. Marques.
Gen Degolado had evacuated Fan Louis
Potosi.
Genorals 1V..11 and Cohos bad taken pos
session of the isthmus of Tehauntcpec,
aud seized a large quantity of arms.
Confirmations by tho Senate
Washtmotor, Dee. 14—The Senate to
day unanitn usly confirmed the following
appointments:
John Hurl, of South Carolina, (former
ly of the Charleston Mercury,) ns Super
intendent of I’ublie Printing; and Amssa
J l’nrker, ns United States District At
torney, for New Y ork, in place of Theo
dore Sedgewick, deceased.
Mexico and the Culled Males.
New Oiilkans, Dec. 14—An arrival
from Vera Uruz, with dales lo the 1 Olh
iust., state- that the United States sloop
of war Brooklyn, was expected lo depart
f..r New Orleans, in a short time, hearing
Ihe ratified treaty with the government of
Mexico and the United States This In
formation is from a reliable source.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Solicitor General.
CHARLES B. HUDSON, Ks<j., bags leave loan
nounee that he Is a Candida!” for tho office of
Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit.at
th<> approach! n a elect ion. aglO-te
For County Treasurer.
J announce* my ell’ as a eundidute for tin*
ofliee of County Treasurer, at the ensuing clec
i ti°t> in •January next, and nolicit tin- support of
the citizens of Muscogee.
JOHN T. WALKER.
We are authorized to announce JAMES A
j* BRADFORD, as a candidate for County Treats
I drer, for Muscogee county, at the ensuing
election.
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For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce AI’GI'HTI'S
a. LAWRENCE as a candidate for Sheriff of
Muscogee county at the next election.
We are requested to announce the name of
■JoIIN HAZLETON as a candidate for Sheriff
of Muscogee county, with F. M. Brooks as his
I deputy, at the ensuing election in January next.
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For Clerk of Superior Court.
Wo are authorized to announce A. 8. RL’TH
KRFOKDah 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.
Wo are authorized to announce J. It. 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.
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For Clerk ol Inferior Court.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE I.
LLOYD as a candidate for Clerk of the Inferior
Court. Election flint Monday in January next.
HIMSCIAJi NOTICES.
liny lion refers. Mrs. JOHN SMITH is
prepared to accommodate a few gentlemen as
Day Hoarders. Her residence is on the corner
of Jackson and Bryan streets. Oct. 2G-tf
liny Boarders.— Mrs. TIIOS. FORRES
TER will accommodate a few gentlemen as
Day Hoarders. Residence next door to the
Presbyterian Church. Terms moderate.
October 28. 2m
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Ladles and Cent lenten —ls you wish to
have your watches nicely fixed and put in good
running order, yon must go to the SWINGING
CLOCK, No. 81 ItroHd utreet. Bept.2B-6m.
Dr. McCJlnt ock’tt Faintly Died id new
AND
Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge
For sale in Columbus, Georgia, by
UHQUIIAIiT A CHAPMAN,
Nov. 7-ly JOHN W. BROOKS.
Jack Smith's Cordial It in generally
conceded, here and elsewhere, that Jack Smith’s
Remedy for Dowel Diseases, Children Teething,
the remit of Measles, Typhus, Ac.— The South,
eun Dysentery Cordial — is the remedy after
all. If it is the case, as a “cloud of wit
nesses’’ can testify, he ought to be patronized.
The demand for Smith’s Cordial is steadily in
creasing, and those w ho have tried it resort to it
again. lie is well known in Columbus. Give
him a call at No. 105 Droad street
Sept.7-tf A CONSUMER.
llrynn's Tasteless Vermifuge.
THE MOTHER’S lIUPE.
Fretful, pallid, weak and thin
Was the mother’s pet and pride,
“Something must be wrong within,”
The distracted patent cried.
ornis the doctor said, and gave
Jalap, calomel,gambooge,
But all tilings proved useless, save
Bryan’s Tasteless Vermifuge.
Put up in bottles. Price twenty-five cents.
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Dr. McC'llntnclt* Pectnrnl Syrup.—
Standing in the first rank of the profession. Dr
McClintock lots given this medicine to the world
under the guaranty of his high reputation, as a
means of certain, immediate, and permanent re
lict >n di-eases of the throat aud lungs which have
defied all other remedies. Trice sl. dTlnt
Vo ’ I’ersonsm want of Bucun would do well to
call on llagland A Birch, as they are receiving
large lots on consignment, and selling at the low
est market rates. Seo advertisement iu another
column. ap26tf
Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse nnd
Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething, which greatly facilitates thepro
cessof teething by softening the gnnts, reducing
all inflammation—will allay all pain, and insure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves and rebel and health
to your iufauts. Perfectly safe in all cases. See
advertisement iu another column. ag!3-ly
Ilr. McCllntoclt’e ('old and Cough
VII xl lire id a coni bins! ion of nature's vegetable
antidotes to the irritation and disturbance cf the
breathing apparatus, which produce colds, coughs,
hoarseness, and sore throat. It removes in a
very short time every vestige of inflammation
from the lungs and throat, and renews the free
respiration of perfsot health. I’tice 26 cents.
!>*'• Mcl'lliitock’s Atttlmia Kniudy.
\II it* ingredients are Vfgt Ulle. It imparts vital
urgy tn tho oppressed lungs, remove* every Ini
: pediment to full and fro# respiration, and uMords
I wueh unexpected cu- in Chronic Asthma, as to
astonish andnrapture the invalid. For Asthma
ami whooping cough there is nothing computable
to tliia potent remedy. Price 5u cent*.
t Ivertiscmcut ol l>r. Sanford’s Livik
j Inviooratorin anotheicolumn. mh22l)
a as 4sswtuHhaimsMnnMMn*iMaajMMMß
••OH lIKNT,
4 (OMFOUTULK Dwelling House, with .
it five rooms, good water, gar on aud ITT W
u’cessirry oiithou*<g, situated corner . tlr 1 fl
Thomas and Forsyth streets. Apply to
Dec 11 Otp f>. WALLBOHN.
CAKPBTIMOS AMD Ki t.*.
\l r II have just received a fnsh importation of
F.ngllsh 4-4 VhLVKT amt BKL\S£KLP
C AHPKTINU ami UUDS, and will sell them low
Nov. 2D- lm . BAM Mis A ltt ONKY.
KlHNlTlttK. CPIITAIiVS, Ac.
OP It assoi Intent of FUttNITCKK, OAItPETS
and CL'KTAINt* is very full,ami will be sold
on the most roam nwble terms.
Nov. „>.t-lm SAMMIS A HOONKY.
FOI L'l HY, KGGS, Ac.
t \ T K u"c bow constantly receiving from Ten
* * fru(!i mual flue
FAT FOWLS,
FINE DICKS,
LARUE TURKIES,
FRESH EGGS,
nil tlfosscJ nit,! it ftjy for co ktDW, uhi h, nt th*
Itlcum Hi’t* tin ii), art* chii|i<*r a in! lettur
lh*li cau h> bouirlkt out t'l %kitßiitK.
Duo. 16-ts TYLFK * MO9KB.
LOST,
/ \N Ur ‘-itl strict. tfi Ui ‘iithd ty morning, ho
\ J (Wooii II and 12 o'clock, a |>ur|>l* Morocco
IVtttiiuiiiinio Aud Reticule, tionuiniog h wliit#
linen hAiidUerchicf. niMrkid Ann r Auu*, ome
iban p'. i)M|>er*, Ac. The finder he liberally
reworded hy leAVltlg the Article* At the att re of
DC II I J. H. HICKB.
WANTKO,
VIIWKI LING 11016* with four good a
room* aud iieteManry ont-lutuse*. in awT j
good BrlghlHtrluxHl. Apply to i* LjL
TltdY FACTORY (VAHK HOOMB.
Dec. 15-2 t No. 40 Broud street.
FOil IALK,
\YKKY desirakl# DUc# cenveuieut to
hu*’u<*■ it) the city. The building,) iTrujl
aic nil in n't*>l repair, with excellent wn E
ter And BufficirDt ground Attached to utAkv a lai in.
For term*. 6c , Apply to
B F MAI \k
TIM 1C RCIIKIU LU OF THK
Steamer ltiver Hrkle.
r pHK uteattier “Hirer llride” will
£ Bow cunnueuce running regular i/yf ‘< iA
ly h< tw ( u Oolutnhu* ood Cu tttnho t-rao?Kasdßb
clue by the following uhedule :
DOWNWARD TRIP—W ILL LKAVR
Col uni hue. Tuda>* 12 U)., And HaturdAy* 8 a. tu
KnfautA, ** Op IU . “ •* 2 p. m.
Ft Gaim*. ) „ H .* * .. . .*
VrMtiklln. ) 4
Howard'*. “ 10 M •• M 0 “
I'olumbiA. ** 12 ** “ •* 8 “
WoudvliU, YVedVd’y, 2a. U) , 44 “ 10
Neal*, * 4 “ “ “ 12 ••
Belvue. *• fl •* •• fiuuday*. 2a. tn.
ho# 1 | “ “ *• 4 ••
UPWARD TRIP—WILL LKAYK
Beirut, Wed need 11 am .and Sundays 7 am
Neal I *, “ 2pm.” “ 10 *•
Woodvllle, M fl “ “ M Ip. m.
Coluuihi*. “ 8 “ “ “ 4 **
llowurd'*, • 11 •* 14 “ 7 44
{ :t r.n , kU.r} T "-- I >’ *■■■'•“ “ 10 “
KufaulA. *• fl 4< •• Mondsy*, la. in
UVlumhus, 44 6p ui , 44 “ 1 44
guincy Republic. Mnriiiura Pattiot, and
Ahberiln lUi iu r, copy one mouth and forward
bill* to thi* office. Dec. 13—tl
CRISP di. CANNING’S
Gaiety Theater
• at
TEMPERANCE HALL!
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON!
IF-A/REWEX/G BENEFIT
And Last Appearance bill One
OF THE DISTINGUISHED
YOUNfI AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN,
Mr. Edwin Booth,
TRAGEDY AND COMEDY!
Edwin Booth in both Pieces!
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Friday Evening, Doc. 10, ’59,
! Will be presented Coleman’s Tragic Play of
THE IRON CHEST!
j fir Edward Mortimer EDWIN BOOTH.
Favorite Dance by Mollie Wil iams.
To conclude with Shakspearc’s Comedy of
KATHERINE AND PKTRUCUIO!
I'ITKUOUIO EDWIN BOOTH.
Tomorrow, last night of Edwin Booth and
the reason.
Doors open at 7 o’clock, performances will com
mence at V/£ precisely.
Tickets 76c ; colored persons 26c doc 16 It
GRAND
Balloon Ascension and Ball I
MADAME MORAT will make hi-1
Grand llallrou Am- mien 1 n Fill
DAY, Dec. 16, at 2 o’clock, wiili tho samcp£|r--*?J
Air fcbip w hich Prof. Wilson uicended ‘fflw
with from the Oglethorpe Hotel.
The Grand Ball, in connection with
Prof. Williams’ Soiree, will fake place on *jjeL%
FUIDAY NIGHT at CONCEPT IIALL
Every Lady at the Ball will receive a Gift
Ticket gratis, with which she can have a chance
of drawing a pr< scut from $1 to SBO in value.
Gift tickets will admit a gentleman and ns
many ladies as he chooses to bring
Providing the tickets are all sold the presents
will bo ills'rlbuted at the Ball Several Balloons
will bo sent up during the night. dec!s-2t
A PRESENT WORTH HAVING!
r pilE best and most appropriate present from a
I husband to a wife is a good, reliable aud
efficient
SEWING MACHINE!
It relieve* her of her most grievous burden; it
emancipates her from a sedentary and monotonous
employment, that in one of tho moat prolific
causes ol ill health. No moro
“ Eyelids heavy and red,
Fingers weary aud sore;”
but with a busy hum and a merry click, keeping
time with the joyful song of its mistress, it docs
all the work in the morning before breakfast, and
can then bo set aside as au ornament to the
chamber,
“A thing of beauty and a joy forever!”
OEX THE BEST.
FOUR! yi FOUR’
Different Stylos to select from!
LADD & WEBSTER’S,
A. B. IIOWES’,
FINKLE & LYON’S,
WILCOX & GIBB’S,
All Premium Machines!
AT PRICKS FROM $35 to SIOO,
In cases of Rosewood, Mahogany aud Walnut,
on tables and plainly finished. Call aud see them
at the NOVELTY WOK KB SALES ROOM, No. U 8
Broad street, a few doors below Masonic Hall
Building. T. T. EDMUNDS, Agent.
Columbus. Ga, Dec. 10, 1859. ts
Valuable Land fur Sale!
rpilK subscriber offers for sale .
1 Fight Hundred acres of
LAND, lying in Macon county. flnKjyrag&Bk
Al t . tho CuhihaU
pix miles Imm L'nioniHHflliHHß
Springs, and eomo distance from the Mobile and
Girard Rail Road, and immediately ou the road
leading fnm Rev. Joseph T. Moultree’a to Tuske
gee. About One Hundred and Seventy-five acres
arc cleared and under fence, with a good framed
Dwelling House and a few good Ont Houses, and
has two or three excellent wells of never-failing
free-stone water.
For further particulars, apply to tho subscriber,
at Tuskegee, Alabama.
Dec. 16-ow4wFr JOHN B BILBRO.
COLUMBUS
Buiiuiiig ami Loan Association
r II F. Stockholders in this Association ore
1 hereby notified that SATURDAY. tho 17th |
ilist., is tho day on which the Sixty-second Month
ly Installment on their stock is due at the Office
of tho Trt usurer. The money will be sold at 7
o’clock on the evening of that day.
D0 16-24 K J. MOSES, Treasurer.
WANTED TO HIRE,
X(A ABLE-BODIED NEGRO FELLOWS, for
• “ ‘ the ensuing year, to work ou Rail Road.
Libera! wages paid. Address tlie subscril er at
Columbus, (la. J. M. WILLIAMS.
December Id, 186 U. 4t
LOST OR STOLEN,
\ WHITE POINTER PUP. from inv O |
premises. 1 will suitably rt i ffartl i a> ,>> S\ :
any person returning it to me.
Doe ld-34 R. COLEMAN. |
WANTED TO RENT,
V COM FORT A RLE DWELLING, to con
fain no less than Five Rooms, besides I
out-buildings. Ac., and to be located near JlfjLJg
the business part of tho city. Possession wanted
oti the Ist of January. Address BOX *247. P. O.
December 16—tt*
WINDOW IHADEII
IkEPKIYKD on consignment, a large lot of
JLV Window Shades, which will be sold very low.
at S. ROT lICIIILD A BRO,
December 10, 1859-ts 82 Broad street.
L lU.L OUS AND GROCERIES I
JUST received,and for sale low for cash twenty
kegs genuine Dutch Herrings; Madeira,
Rhine. Port, Sherry. Claret and Catawba Wines;
St. Croix. Jamaica and New England Rum ; Bour
bon. Monougahela, Old Wheat. Pure Coru and
Common Whiskies; Old Holland. Piuo Apple and
KoseGins; Fine and Domestic Brandies; Syrups
ofdiffrrent kinds; Mutton Hams, Fish, Catsups,
Pickles; Crushed, Pulverized and Brown Sugars.
J. B SHIPMAN A CO.,
July 28. No. 2 Broad street.
Administrator’s Sale.
\iriLL be sid on the first Tuesday in Februa-
V I ry, 1800, at tho Market House in the city of
Columbus,the HOUSE and LOT in the “Northern
Liberties,” near Columbus, known as the Cottage ;
School, a v the property of the late Thomas A.
Edgar, deceased.
Terms will be nndo known on the day of sale.
WM. T. lIOLDERNKSS, Adm'r.
Decernl er 15, IbOU-td*
MITCIIKLI* 4 ARMSTRONG,
Dealei'f* in Provisions
am>
COM MISSION M KItCII ANTS,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
ly E art now nrepart tl to supply our Southern
If fneuds with ue w Bacon —Hams, Shoulders.
Clear Miles, barrel, tierce and keg Mess Pork, at
the usual commission.
Dec. 10-fit MITCHELL A ARMSTRONG.
COLUMBUS BAKERY
and
Crai'ker Manufactory!
HAB always on hand a rateable article ot Light
Bread,Crackers and Cracknel! Biscuit, made
freh every day. Alro, all kinds of PLAIN and
FANCY CAKE, not forgetting the celebrated
COCOANUT CAKE!
Cakes, for weddings and par
ties, fixed up iu the most handsome sty ie at short
noth#.
Orders, accompanied with the cash, promptly
attended to C. CRICHTON.
Columbus, Gn., Dec 12. lm
CLOAKS!
VU ANPBOMK lot Iu VELVET suJ CLOTH.
Also. DOUBLE and SIMILE
Hack, Thibet and Plaid Shawls.
Ju*t received hy
decs li REDD, JOHN WON ct CO-
A GOOD itOAR I
Ilf K have this dijr received a very choice lot of
ff N gar*, (seiecteti Iti per*ou,) ntnl we now
‘diallergo the city of Columbus to produce ny
thing better iu that line then we now offer to the
public. U. A. WAKK k BON,
Deo. 6. N0.74 Broad street.
Fire Crackers 1 Fire Crackers!
11 ii \ DOXKi HKK CRACKERS Ju#t received
lUI ‘ and for aale low by
Drr if RAGLAND A BIRCH.
olios in 0 \so si i roso
\LL qualities, for *ale by
Dec 6-ts tJKQUUART A CHAPMAN.
APPLES I APPLES I
Northern Apple* Just Hreived
f M ud JAi. LIQON,
DvcP-tf at Hogan’* corner.
WHIT 1C POTASH I
POR *al- by
U Dee fl-If A CHAPMAN
Cotton Shippers Application Books,
haudtomoly ruled and bouud, for sals at the
Oct. . SUN OFfICI.
THIS
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ten expressly for the. lhst, called
THE EARL’S DAUGHTERS.
By the author of **The Bed Court Farm.” “The
Rock,” tho “Hester Ilalliwell” stories, “The Six
Gray Powders,” “The Diamoud Bracelet,” Ac., Ac.
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taken, as one of the most powerful and interesting
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Ac., froui the pens of the following gifted writers:
G. P. It. James, Mary Ilowitt,
Charles Dickens, The Author of “The Red
Alfred Tennyson, Court Farm,”
Charles Rearic, The Author of “Farm of
H. VV. Longfellow, Four Acres,”
Charles Mackey. ‘Grace Greenwood,
Wilkie Collins, Miss Pardoe,
I)r. O. W. Holmes, Florence Percy,
T. - Arthur, Amelia 11. Edwards,
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Ac, Author of “The Ebony
Alexander Dumas. Casket,”
John G. Whittier, Mrs. M. A Dennison.
Owen Meredith, Fanny M. Raymond,
P. J. Bailey, (author of Nora Perry,
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duce Markets, Ac. Ac.
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insertion, or condense tho material portions of it
for their editorial columns, shall be entitled to hd
exchange ami a copy of the “Speaking Likeness,”
by sending us a marked copy of their paper con
taining the advertisement or notice.
December 16-w2t.
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,
125 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.,
ROSETTE, MELICK & CO.-
Overcoats at 80, worth 810
“ “ G, worth 10
“ “ 0, worth 10
Purchasers are requested to call and ex
amine, aud satisfy thenifit-Ives, as we feel confi
dent that they will be convinced of the fact.
ROSETTE, MELICK & CO.
Columbus, Ga., Dec. 10. ts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF GIRARD
.A.t .A.uctioiil
11 y HARRISON A PITTS.
AT 11 o’clock on FRIDAY,
the 10th iuft., we will sell A - ‘'Y
in front of the store of Jopthn M
Harris, iu the tnwu of Girard ■t llud,
Ala., that desirable property sit
uated on Church Ilill iu tmid town, kuown tor
nutu\ years as tho residence of Hardy Williford.
The lot coutuins one acre, ami is divided into three
portions. A comfortable dwelling hou-e, with
yard, garden. kc., attached, suitable to the wants
of a small family, is on each portion. There is a
never-failiug well of excellent water on the prem
ises. The property will be sold as a whole,or di
vided. as may suit urchas *rs.
This property is withtu ten minutes w alk of the
busines part of Columbus, quiet and retired,
convenient to churches, and no city taxes on it.
Persous desirous of examining the premises
w ill please call ou Mr. Hardy Williford iu Girard
Tfkms—Ous half cash ; balance payable in 12
months, with note and two approved securities.
Dte. 7-td HARRISON A PITTS. Am ts
DRINK AND BE MEBBY~
Foil
Cla'istmns is Near!
TYLER & MOSES
HAVING Just recelvi*d ewes of the choicest
. Liquor*, of all kind*, now i* your time to
g* supplied with a pure and gwod article, uuiong
which are the follow ing :
BRANDIES; WINES, nil kinds;
WHISKIES, “Choice;”
SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS;
BUM; CORDIALS; BITTERS;
FAMILY LIQUORS, all kinds;
PIIEMH M (’ll AMPAGNE,war
ranted c(|ual to any brand.
All of the above i* from direct importer*, and
guaranteed a pure article. For rale by tho case
or bottle at
De<*. 12—ts No 132 BROAD STREET
Ivorjotipes and Pkotograpkx!
TUCKER & PERKINS,
OF Aiutiatn. Ga., will open their NEW PHO
TOGRAPHIC GALLERY OF ART in Colum
bu* In a few Week*.
Tucker & Perkins’ Ivoryotypes
r<C(-ntl> intruilurol In the City . f Auxu.ti., r.
•cknovlrdgrd tiy all who cc thim to he the
mo.t perfect ormt of tho Bhotographic Art ever
exhibited. Tl etr Cut'lm t nud Life eize t'lioto
gr|ihio Portiaite, in oil aud paatel, are wi ll and
widely kuown tu Georgia aud the Bouth. aud
they apeak lor tliem.elna. Tlieae. and every
etylo of Pteturee known to ihe Art, they will be
prepared to make in Colambue In their ueual
.uperior etyla
Notice will iH-tlren to the pnldic ns soon
ae they are ready for bueineee. dei-8 ts
TO AltltlVK I
.)( II k BBLB. (Yhieky, Giu aud Malaga'Wines,
* - ’ per eteamer MurlauDa
Dee. 12—ts TYLER A SIOSEB
CITRATE OF MAGKKBIAI
[T'KKBII Bolatlon of Citrate of Magnetla, ; re-
V pared every day Ly K. A. (VAUE A SON,
Nov, 29. No. 74 Brood it.
TItEHEADOIS SACMHItS!
8850,000
WORTH OF
M 111!,
Soots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
CLOTHING,
&c., Bio., Slo.
AT NEW YORK COST!
AT
G. W. ATKINSON & CO.’S
DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 70 BROAD STREET,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
H U) make a change in our firm and business on
A the first of January next, we will, from now
until that date, sell Goods at NEW YORK CO£T!
Our stock is LARGE and COMPLETE,
and comprises as handsome a stock of goods ns
is to he found In the city. We are determined to
close tho stock on hand, even at great sacrifice, as
we 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
Sillt Dresses,
Embroidered Collars,
DeLaines, Prints, &c.
All of which will bo sold at net 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!
The stock comprises au elegant collection of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
consisting of Silks, DeLaines, Cashmeres, Meri*
noes, Ac ,Ac Trimmings iu great, variety, which
will be sold at remarkably low figures, even less
than New York cost. Cloaks, Shawls, Ac , a very
excellent assortment, at exactly New York cost!
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
ZEPHYR GOODS, &c.
Flannels, Opcru Flannels, White Silk Warp, Ac
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Heavy stock, all grades, variety and patterns.
Satinets,
Tweeds,
Reaver Cloths, &c.
Carpets, Rugs, Druggets, &c.
Blankets, Kerseys, Sheetings,
Shirtings, and domestic goods of every des- I
cription.
HATS AND CAPS.
A large stock of new styles for Boys and Gents
We would especially call tho attention of planters
to our large stock of W T OOL HATS for negroes,
which we will sell at New’ York cost.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies’ Kid, Cloth, and Gaiter Boots; Boys’,
Misses’ and Childrens’Shoes; heavy Calf and Kip
Shoes, Negro Brogans, Ac, making a large and
complete stock, at New York cost.
READY MADE CLOTHINGK
A large and well selected stock of Ready Made
Clothing, comprising a go..d collection for gen
tlemen’s wear.
We respectfully invite the public to give us an
early call; at tho same time we assure them that
wo intend to soil our large slock by the nisi of
January next, aud are offering goods at lower
prices than we have ever before sold them in
Columbus.
Our terms will 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 speedily as pos
sible, and at least by first of January next.
0. W. ATKINSON & CO.
Columbus, Nov. 2Mf
DALY’S
AROMATIC VALLEY
“WHISKY.
IN tliis age of adulterated and deleterious Li
quors, it is a source of satisfaction to be able
to introduce to public notice the abovo article—an
article of uuques’ioned purity, and poeteesing no
qualities except such as have tho most favotable
influence on the human constitution
A few rods of soil on the banks of the Rhine
produces the grape which will flourieh nowhere
else, from whose juice proceeds the “Johaunis
berg.” the choicest wine in the world.
A few acres of land in Cuba produees a tobacco,
the flavor aud quality of which when manufac
tured into cigars, aie incomparably superior to
that ot any other soil.
Ami a narrow strip of land iu the parish of
Xatchitochee, in Louisiana, lia- long supplied the
world with a super-excellent article of snuff from
such tobacco as cannot be iuduced to grow else
where.
In like manner it lias long beeu known that a
limited territory, lying in the valley < f the &lo
nonguhela river, exclusively brings forth a rye of
properties so marked and peculiar that its distilla
tion produces a Whisky of such superlative char
acter as places it beyond rivalry
By a process recently disco and now known
only to my manufacturer, tLj grain from the
choicest spot of this favored locality is made to
y ield the
Aromatic Valley Whisky,
with which no other can stand an instunt's com
parison.
I have no apprehension of being accused of pub
lishing unwariuutuhlc, or even exaggerated enco
miums, to any who will first subject my Whisky
to tl’Ft.
It is now the standard article at all the first
class Hotels and Clubs in the city of New York,
and wherever it in introduced it at once assumes
its leading portion, is
AWARDED THE PALM OF SUPERIORITY,
and the demand for it becomes a thing established.
Its medicinal properties are euch.thut while its
immediate effects are pleasant aud grateful, it ex
ercises the happiest pennuueut influence upon tbs
constitution.
I Imve analyzed a eauiple of “llaly'e Aromatic
Valley Whisky,’’ and flu I it to he a purr article, nt’
flue flavor, and without anv delete-loua iidnitx
lure. JAMES B CHILTON, M. D , Chemist.
State Assaver's Omct. d'J Someroet it., I
Boatou, April 17th, 1868. j
Wit. ll.Balt, New York—l have ntadeacheml
out itnalyeU of your Aromatic Valley Whisky.at.d
Audit pure, Jlio favored Kite ll'/mAy containing
no Injurious matters of any kind, and I w o Id re
eommo rd It ai suitable for medical and public
purpose!. Oil AS T. JACKSON, State Asiayei
Wm. 11. Daly—Your Aromatic Valiev Wliinky
Is received, and. after onteful examination. 1 flnd
It to be a pure article, entirely free from the ailuU
treatin'/ inyreelicnU eue frequently ue,,i.
Youri, r- epectfutly,
JAB. J. M(PEB, Anal,cal Ch< mist.
♦A* Consumer, can depend upon getting a pure
article whet) they buy the Valley Mhi.ky a. it I.
■old by the bottle only. WM It BALY,
It) South wTltiain street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For .ale In Columbus by
Deo l.'l-BMhAMy VAN MAItCUS.
GARDEN iiiol
Ij'RFISII Gardeu Seed for sale by
’ Dee, fl-tf UKqUUAHT A CHAPMAN.
PRINTING PAPER,
AFIItST BATF: article constantly ot, hand of
mllslr.es. The Sun Is printed on our paper
Aug.l2. BOCK ISLAND PAPKII MILLS
BEEP TONGIEs!
f ‘ HOIOE Smoked Beef TONGUES, just repaired
\y and for sale Ly
Sept. 12. til'NBY A CO.
RAISI NS I RAISINS 1
(AVER and Malaga Haisins, boxes and half
u boxe., and Satatim Rui.lnt, ju.f rocelv and and
A>r o)a hy J. L. CKLLA.
PICKLES, SARDINIAN, Ac.
FT It F; S H Pickles, by the gallon or jar; Sardines,
and different sort, of Preterre. For .ale by
Deceadier . J L. CKLLA.
POTASH I POTASH I
WHITE aud Grny Pctath, for .nl. l y
>V It A WAUF A SON, No, 74 Broad st.
GOLDEN SYRUPI
OH TEN Gallon Keg., choice, for sale hy
’ E BAKNAKB A CO
FIRE WORKS I
OF all kiuds. for tale, wholetals and retail, by
Deo. J. J. L. CILLA.
TDK SALE AND RENT.
FOR UK AT,
Tv\Vo new and comfortable UoTTAGKS, .
marly opposite the Perry House.
Apply lo -Bijjjiiß
December 13-3 t D. D. RlDE\HOl)jk.
FOR RENT,
, G'UK House and Lot immediately on the .
J. river bank, t*n (lie North hide of (he wshhhl
Lswur Bridge, in Uirnid, Ala. Lverubim Jiii. 1|
| connected with the place is iu good repair, and
will be routed low to a good tenant.
For lurther particular*, apply to Ihe under
i signed, iupbraid, Alabama.
lac. 13-2 w MRS. FRANCES WACASER.
TO KKNT,
A COMFORTABLE House, second door .
on ihe south-west corner ol Forsyth plsbfe
uiid Few streets. Good garden and tun• JiHsß
buildings; also a line well of water on the lot.
Pobsestiun given January.
Nov. 30-ts J. RHODES BROWNE.
W HO WANTS TO IVY
AHoUoE AND LOT The House is .
nearly new; contains six cointorta Isibjfiw
bio rooms with four fire places. On the Jot iIML o|
there is a well of good water, a kitchen, n. t ke
house, Ac. I offer lo sell the above at a low price
on the following terms: ouo-lbiidiash,one-ihtrd
iu one year, and ihe other third in iwo years
For lurther particulars call attire Drug Store of
J. A. Whiteside A Cos.
Oot. ltt-tl JAMES A WHITESIDE.
FOR SALK,
A COMFORTABLE Residence in a de- .
biruble part of the city. Apply to wselh
Oct io-tf f. Wilhelm. Biiil
Desirable Residence for Sale.
i I’llli subscriber offer, for .ale lu-r rm. . .
1 deuco in tho city of Columbus, situa- ]£ W
toil on Troup street, between ft. Him ... . 1181. la
Crawford btrtot.. r J ho lot coiitairib hull tl o hoio
aud has on it ad Wklliup with nix rooms, (ju tlio
premium is u double kitchtu, seivaiiis’ bouse
a tabic, cun iago house, garden, cow lot, and a well’
of good water, tor terms and price apply on the
premises. BAIiaII A. VINBON.
September 9,1859. ts
FOR KENT.
tpUK commodious Hating House know n
X as the UKM, under Jones’ building,
will be reuted low to a good tenant. Ap. Ililt fl
P'yto • JOHN A. JOMsr, or
JAMHS WAKJS,
April 18-ts a- Hum ,u Ware's.
fihlLUlAib LOTs!
17011 sale, iu the Town otUirsid. Ala.. ■ .
_F three handsome Lots. Nos. 1, 8 umi Hsl"*)
IN, tour acres each, uujoiniug each othei. JUMLIi
Ou one of said Lots, No. 18, there is a fim spring
of water.
Apply to W. K.llAßKlß,agent,Columbus.On.,
or W.U. VONGK.ownor, Vonge’s,UussellCo., Ala.
August 20, 1868-tt
WANTS.
CHARCOAL WAJiTED,
iMMHIiIATELY. Apply ill tho
Dec. 8-ts _ lellJt HOOK BINDIiKY.
MUSCOGEE RAIL ROAD,)
COLUMBUS, UA., Dee. 3\m j
ntTANTKD, immediately, teu ahh-hodied
V V NHOItO MHN, to woik ou repairs of Load
until the Ist of January, 1800. Bay, S2O pel
mouth aud found. Apply to A. B BOB! Ith or
Dec. 3-2 w W. L. CLARK, Sup't.
Situation as Teacher Wanted.
4 LADY, who is u graduate, with some expe-
J.\ lielice. and well ipialiiieu for its duties, de
siies a situation as geneial assistant or othei
wise, in a High School In tho city, for lurther
iutornmtlou apply at the
Nov. 20-ts SUN OFFICK.
WANTED,
It It ]j | SIIIN'OLH BLOCKS, (tosquare not less
AY/V/U/ than a loot,) aelivireu in Columbus, for
which a fair price iu cash will he given. Apply to
Oct. 14-tt JOStl'll B. WYNN
WANTED,
If \ COItDS of good PINK WOOD at the Em
•JYR/ p re Mills CLEMONS A Cos.
Sept. 28,1859.
PINE WOOD WANTED!
r PIIH HAULE MANUKACTUItINO COMPANY
J. want to buy 500 Cords of PINE WOOD.
August 28,1859. ts
DUE INTO TICE.
J. H. danTel & CO.
\\J 1 Hh he obliged to ihose indebted to them by
* T note or open account, for Goods purchased
prior to the present year, if they will conn-fur
waid and setil. the same.
Parties notified as above, failing to comply willi
our riquest on or before the first day of Jan
uary next, may expect to find their claims iu
the hands of an officer, as we are compelled lo
hare motley. J. H. DANIEL A un,
Oct -JO— T t No. 123 Broad street.
STEREOSCOPIC PICTI RES 1
Most Wonderful and Beautiful!
G. T. YYULLIAMS
HAS on exhildtien. aud for sale ai his Picture
Oallery, the ENEST COLLECTION of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
ever in the city; the prices of which are us low
as they cau Lo bought iu New York city Thev
are worth frem 12 cents each to $1 3
$i A £*£ t jr* ,ttmeat us
a liberal discount to lib. ra! buyers
v „ . T. WILLIAMS.
Now.-l Columbus. Cia.
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST!
I. G. STRUPPER
RANDOLPH ST.. NEAR THE POST OFFICE
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA,
lIfOULU inform his friends and the public
* * generally- that he is iu receipt of a FKKBII
aud FULL SUPPLY of all the various kinds fresh
and dried FRUITS, such as ‘
Pine Apples, Bananas, Oranges,
Apples, Grapes. Raisius, Dates, Figs
Citrons, Currants, Cocoa Nuts, ’
Prunes, Almonds, Pecans,
Walnuts, Ac. Ac Ac.
CANDIES t
*>-
Fireworks!
A lull asßonu” ut, tucli sky nockete, with
SSLtf. ™*. ndl, , ,i Sixtcn Halt.; Vertical
, Triß "S l<M,; Pigron.; Torches ; lien
gala Flower I oth ; Mine,; Color, and Fires Ac
In Store 100 boxes Fire Cl ackers ’
Also anew supply of FANCY AKTICLKB for
Wurku'x? p ‘I sDul'* 5Dul '*- “x Colls,
v\uik Box#-, Puzzles, Games, Mtcbanic Toys Or
naments. China Bouks. 4c. >B ’ ur ’
- “"trS"-
FASHIONABLE (MILLINERY
FIjY:NN ha ” “ ow on baud
xva a n< autitul hssoi iment of
Rich uiul Elegant BONNETS,
HEAD DRESSES, LACES,
BRIDAL WREATHS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, CAPS, &c.
Ladies who have not vet nurehasid will
| call and see her latest .VyleS jn.,
they are pronounced the pritilest ol Bonnets
ll'T store i, on Handelph street next do. rtol. u.
erropp'-r s. Not. tO-tf
A CARD.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
\IIBS L A FI.YNN would respectfully u
---lU uounce to the hsdi.s ol Coluuibai si .1
Mrupper s. on handolph street win. she .ill
r.’; * l ’ *tyles „f r.slilon.Me Mll'llnery
She Will he receiving dally ill the 7
( tp:ms of fashion.
Haling acquired her egpeite ce It, the l.eet
practical srliools of Milliner, 1„ N.w Y .?k , b .
£ ‘'' r *° •” all ho n.aj
iavor her with th Ir | atronaue J
Columhus, Oet xtl lltu. ts
FOB -\le
’pilH luliicrlber oilers two likely NF!OIIOF'8
17 rr tl *r* r “I.” f. 00d s.her.and
I'onere. Also, two UOUBKB and L >XB ; location
healthy, and wlihiu a few paces of Oolnml us
(.Mies's* ** ,h cn *•►! If you wish a Bargain
h... 1. ‘’ ,l Ul ''’ “ ‘ ,lr,,r ’ 1 ’ *“ .or Colun*
c ’ “ **■
Mattresses! Mattresses!
IF YOU WANT A GOOD
CLEAN AND CHEAP MATTRESS
<lo to the Carter Factory.
Orders thankfully received.-an
I VICM, cl Hit A N TB, dtc.
r ‘ri.vi'if I *'’ Curr '"” and Cltton;
i A y o ”, o J r, ‘ er, i lo cam and half cans;
Lobsters, “ < * (, „ *
FallllOtl, “ t< Id |( 44
•lost rec.ivcd and for sal., wholesale and re
Ull ’ h * __ J. L CFLI.A
NKW BACON.
JO HHDB BIDEB, IIAMB and BMOCLDKHB
Foraalshy BABNAKB A 00
WHITE Nl'mHll kEKDI
AFHEBU supply just received and for sale by
K. A. WAKE A BON, U Broad st.