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About The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1855-1873 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1860)
THE DAILY SUN. Wciluradn) Wiiriilng. Jlanh 81. The attention of the ladies is directed to the stock of beautiful millinery goods now opening at. Miss L. A. Flynn & t’o. s, on Randolph street, next door to I. <>. Strupper’s. Election of Policeman. At the last meeting of the City Council, a number of candidates sought the vacan cy in the city police, and a vote being taken, the election resulted in the choice of Mr. O. A. Fields. He will doubtless make an efficient offioer. ■. Copt. Thomas Larus. This gentleman, ns we learn from the Montgomery Mail, was formerly 2d Lieu tenant of the Columbus Guards of this city. Ho has boon elected Captain of the “ Montgomery Cadets”—Captain P. D. Sayre having resigned. Expeditious. About six weeks ago probably, Messrs. Howell & Johnson of this city, ordered a lot of cheese from Cincinualti, which was shipped by the steamer Poland by way of Nashville. The bill of lading is dated the Kith of February, and the cheese has not reached its destination yet. Probably it lies in Nashville still, or is coming by an exceedingly circuitous route. Theatre—Katy O’Slieal,” Ac. Miss Maggie Mitchell, sustained ly Mr. Fleming’s company, made her debut before a full house Monday evening. The plays selected were well calculated to en tertain and please the audience, and were also very well suited to the talent of the charming little actress. We did not wit ness the “Young Prince,” but “Katy O'SheaP* was very well rendered, and many portions of it were irresistibly amusing. Her personation of the Irish character was not so good, however, as we have seen, and as she is reported to have given before. The little gem in the way of a song, and the dance in the first Act, were worthy of approval, but the audience encored them with very extrava gant manifestations of delight. To-night will be presented “ Peg Wof fington” and the “ Four Sisters.” The worthy Manager is untiring in his efforts to elevate the Drama in Georgia, and the respect he has invariably for, and the pro visions made to entertain this community, entitle him to a liberal patronage. We hope he will receive it. On next Thurs day evening the “ Marble Heart,” a pro duction of rare merit, will be presented. Council Proceedings—Tax liil!, &c* The proceedings of our City Council at their last meeting are of unusual interest. Embodied tliereiu will bo found tho re port of the City Treasurer for the first quarter of’the year 1800 The most im portant movement, however, in the pro ceedings, is the adoption of the report of tho Finance Committee, and their recom mendations as to provisions necessary to meet the expenses of the city for the cur rent year, and also the interest on bonds for Railroad purposes. By the first of January next $25,000 of this interest will have to be paid—or rather tho half of that, the other half falling due on the first of July next. An examination of tho amount expended in former years, shows an estimate of $30,- 575, as approximating the amount requir ed to defray the city expenses, which makes in tho aggregate $55,575 to bo paid by the close of tho year. The new tax ordinance submitted and adopted by the Council, was deemed ne cessary to meet these impending obliga tions, and the only question to be decided, is whether they shall be met and discharg ed. If so, and there is no reason why they should not, tho people who feel a pro per interest in the prosperity of the city will ratify the action of the Council in the premises, preferring an increase of taxa tion for one or several years, to the incu bus of debt unpaid, and resting on tho city, retarding her progress ami discour aging her efforts to attain the position of commercid and manufacturing impor tance to which her unsurpassed advan tages entitle her. The New Jail—lt’s Location. Sinoe the burnmg of the old Jail, the opinions expressed, have been so general in favor of selecting another location for the new one, that argument in favor of it would be superfluous. As there is no probability of erecting it on tho site of the old one, the question remaining to ho de cided now, is tho proper place for the new one. We find after inquiring, that some are decidodly in favor of locating it in tho Court House Square, and others oppose it. With the latter party we coincido in opinion, and our roasons in common with those who agree with us, are fouuded principally upon a question of taste.— Tho Square surrounding the Court House is ono of the most beautiful in any city in Georgia, and it should bo appropriated exclusively as a public park and a place of public resort ami amusement. Wo lravcbcen and are yet too much inclimd to discard ornamentation in fitting up places of publio use and r. sort, and sucri fioe everything to utility. Tru* tho beautiful should nlways be made subor dinate to the useful, but if consistent, theysbould go bund in band. We do not expect demagogues who as pire to the honors of the Mayoralty or City Council; who grumble about the ex penditure of the “dear people’s money,” and who would have those who d.root our municipal affairs, to work for nothing and conduct tho deliberations concerning so important a place us Columbus in a \nj •h/e, rather than tit up a hall for the purpose, to agree with us in our views.— For them we have no argument, because it would bo words wasted; but we address ourselves to all who feel some pridtj in the appearance as well as utility. A place could lie procured within the corporate limit*, in a neighborhood healthy and suitable in nil other re - ports, and also without Irospas.iug upon private families, who would naturally ob ject to a common Jail in their vicinity.— If thie cannot bo done, let it be erected in a corner of the Court House Square. We arc entirely willing to postpone our preferences to the ordinary feelings and promptings of humanity, rather titan subject prisoners (innocent according to the legal presumption, until they are proved to ho guilty) to the unhealthy at mosphere of the site of the oil Jail from ail we have heard about it, we would say most any other location than that. PBOOKJfIDINaS OF COUNCIL, COUNCIL on \MBEK, March 10.1860. Council met pursuant to the regular nicotine. IV, -cut: ilis Honor Willi-S. Holst.-ad. Mayor, Aid. ltaramid, Bivjns, Croft, Durkin. Daniel,lag on, Qnin, Salisbury. Thofhp.-on and Wornum. Absent: Aid. King and Merry. The journal of tin* last meeting wa> road and approved. By Aid. Bivins: The Finance Committee sub mit 1 1 10 following report: That the time has ar rived that provision must be made by Council to raise the means to pnv the current expenses for the year Ikoo. and also to pay interest on bonds for rail road purposes. \\ e*Hnd from our worthy Treasurer's hooks that there falls due on the first July next $12,500, and on the Ist of January next $1 2.506, making for rail road pur poses $25,000. We also find by former years expenditures, that it will require the further sum of $60,575 for city purposes, this being the annual expen ses for the government of the city. In consideration of the foregoing, we respect fully submit the following Ordinance. He it ordained hy the Mayor and Council of the City of Columbus, that the following tax lo levied and collected upon all persons and pro perty of the City of Columbus for the year 1860, for city purposes : On each male citizen between the ago of 21 and 60 years of ago $l 00 On all slaves owned and residing in the City of (Jftlumbus, on each one hundred On all slavesliired or employed in the city, whoso mmers live liovond* the corporate limits of the city, three-fourths of one ?*er cent •••••• On all practitioners of Law or Medicine, who keepan oiliee for profcHSionul busi ness m the city, together with Dentists, Daguerreotype or miniature artists 4 00 On each hundred dollars merchandize sold by resident merchants 25 On each Jiegro Wrought to and offered for sale within the corporate limits 1 On And all additional tax on each W-gro sold within the corporate limits ~ 4 (Hi On each Bank located in the city, upon their capital stock on each hundred dol lars 25 On each Bonk Agency in the city the sum of five cents on each one hundred dol lars business done in discounting notes, drafts, bills of exchange and advance on produce 5 On each Insurance Company or Agency of Insurance Company, of whatever kind, one per cent, on all premiums 1 pet Onthe assessed valuo of real estate, on each hundred dollars valuo 25 On all goods, wares and merchandize sold by itinerant or irregular, or occasional dealers, four per cent, to take out license and give bona and security for their re turn of sales 5 pet On each four wheel carriage i oo On each two wheel carriage 50 On each Pin Alley as a license 50 00 On each BilliardTableasa license 50 00 On each retailor of spirits as a license 60 00 On each Livery Stable 50 00 On each circus company per day os liecnse.2s 00 All other shows, concerts, &e., iis a license, unless reduced by the Mayor and Fi nance Committco 10 00 On (fheh auctioneer as a license, and one per cent, on tho amount of sales 50 oo On each vender of lottery tickets 20 00 On each meat shop outside market house..2o 00 On each cart or wagon peddling meal 10 00 On each one horse dray as a license 10 on On each two horse dray as a license 15 00 On each three horse dray as a license 17 50 On each four horse dray as n license 20 00 On each two horse omnibus as a license... 15 00 f>n each four horse omnibus as a license...2s on On each six horse omnibus as a license 30 00 FOR RAIL ROAD PURPOSES. On each one hundred dollars value unreal On each one hundred dollars value in ne groes 25 On all sales of merchandize 25 J. M. BIVINS, JOHN QUIN, W. L. SALISBURY. On motion tho above report was received and adoptee 1. By Aid. Bivins: The Finance Committee re port the amount received for exhibitions since last meeting, nine dollars. J. M. BIVINS, JOHN QUIN, W. L. SALISBURY. On motion received. The Police reported tho following persons arrested and placed in the Guard House: mc'ardi.e’s squad. March 13—Nelson, bel. to Lindsey, by order. “ 13—Jim, bel’ng to Lindsey, by order. “ 14—Solomon, bel. Moise, with wliisky. 14 — George Bryant, drunk. “ 15—Poter®l)el’ng to Snow, fighting. 15— Andrew, bel’ng to McCarty, fighti’g “ 15—Isham, belonging to Adams, theft. “ 16—J. R. Richardson, drunk. “ 17—George, bel’ng to Dawson, theft. *• 17—Lewis, bel. to Richardson, by order 17— Sam. belonging to Brooks, drunk. “ 17—Jim, bel’ng to .T. Jones, by order. “ 17—A. C. Holliday, drunk. BLAGI’S squad March 12—Jerry, bel’ng to Robison, no pjiss. “ 12—Bob, bel'ng to liidenhour, carrying pistol. “ 14—J. R. Richardson, drunk. 14—Cashie, bei’ng to ITpshar. no pass. 18— Mrs. Simmons, disorderly. On motion received. The Treasurer submitted the following re port, viz: till TREASURER'S REPORT, For the First Quarter, ending 13 th March, I^oo. RECEIPTS. From R. G. Mitchell. Treasurer, 1859....53,671 12 BILLS RECEIVABLE. Two certificates on Southern Ins. C 0... 275 00 TAXES OX BANK AGENCIES. Sundry collections from R’k Agencies.. 99G 14 TAXES OX INSURANCE COMPANIES. Sundry collections from Ins. Agents.... 293 16 TAXES OX SALES. From sundry Merchants 7,524 50 TAXES OX REAL ESTATE. Sundry collections on Real Estate 3,589 56 PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS. From different Showmen 221 05 W it ARE ACCOUNT. From J. E. Webster, Wharfinger 1,532 40 ITINERANT TRADERS. From Itinerant Traders 3 65 DRAY LICENSE. From sundry Draymen 395 00 RETAIL LICENSE. From sundry Retailors 800 00 FINES. Sundry Finos from Mayor’s Courts 133 50 BILLIARD TABLES. Tax on sundry Tables 475 00 AUCTION LICENSE. Tjix from Auctioneers 100 00 MARKET HOUSE. For Stull Rent in Market 30 00 RAIL ROAD DIVIDENDS. Muscogco Rail Road Dividends 142 00 NEGRO TR ADF.RS. From sundry Negro Traders 425 00 PATTEN AND MUSTIAN. By over charge of Int. and Ex. on $25,000 171 82 $20,684 50 DISBURSEMENTS. Cash on hand ?20 12 Bills payable 249 00 INTKRUST ACC* U N I T. Paid Interest on Rail Road Bonds 13,387 20 Lighting City Lamps PM) 00 City Printer’s Salary 160 00 1 Hflcer* * Bakuies 1 OF City Police 1,249 K 7 Negro Hiro 1.375 00 Hospital Account 205 00 Incidental Expenses 437 52 Board of Hands and Mules 779 25 Appropriations 105 00 Sewers and Ditches 14s so Firo Companies 179 00 Carts and Mules 46 95 Books and Stationery 2't 60 City Wells 15 00 Bonk of Columbus on Deposit 28 It PROFIT AND LOSS. Two certificates on Southern Ins. C 0..-. 275 00 city Bills Redeemed 2 60 CITY CRIMINAL COURT. Paid Judge's Salary 69 95 00,1184 50 It. (i. MITCHELL, Treasurer. On motion received. By AM. Quin: /iv.Wr/v/, That tin; Clerk of Council ho permitted to open an office at No. I*4 Broad street, for the |ttir|M>*o of receiving the tax returns for IHOo, and that the hook* bo cloned hy the 16th day of May next. Adopted. By Aid. Bivins: Mnolvetl, That the Deputy Marshal he instructed to have two old mules belonging to the city sold at auction on the first Tuesday in April next at the Market House. Adopted. By Aid. Quin: /fssofeet/, That whenever any citizen owning real estate in the City of Coltliu* bus believes tlmt said real estate was assessed too high hy the City Assessor*, he may have the privilege of returning said real estate in w riting under oath before the Clerk of Council uorortl ilig to his or her belief of its value in the ag gregate, and the clerk of Council shall make a report to Council of the persons who make said affidavit, with the numlwr of said lot or hits as assessed by the city assessors and the amount a* reduced by lie; citizens in accord mnee with tills resolution, and the said report !h entered on thejournal of Council and put*, hsh eas a part of the minutes. Adopted, By Aid.Ligon: Ktadwl* That B. F. Coleman Is! allowed to dig a well on Oglethorpe street, where li is building, said well t< enclosed alid tilled Up by said Colematl when he com plete* the building. and that ho tm liubld to all damages th it ill y or. Ad pt< and. Aid. Oulu submitted the names of a number of eatidldates for election to the office of City Police, one of whom to *-■ elected. CoUII- ll proceeded to said ©lection, the votes lielna re ceived and examined it appeared that O. A. Fields was duly elected. Th© following account* were presented to Connell: One in favor of .1, B. Hicks of 111 one In fa vor of i'ouhart A Chapman ofsl2: on© in favor of If. Mi.fdlehrooU of flu; one Iti favor of John Mvers of $26. Which were ordered to he p ■ 1 Council then proceeded to take up the of Julia Thompson agreeably to postponement, whereupon Aid. Hah* bury moved that the Conn* eii adhise the Mayor to order the Marshal to remove the inmates r,f the house of JtlitU I hompson beyond the corporal© limits of tins city. Aid. Barnard offered the following as a *ub stituts*: HwJwd, That in the opinion of this Council that the case of Julia Thompson is one that we have no control over, that it balong© or sliotlld Is* brought Iwforu the Huperior Court. Which substitute was adopted, In Agreeing thereto the yeas and nays were required to be record ed. leas 7; nays 2. Those who voted in the affirmative were Aid. Barnard, Bivins, CYoit, Durkin, Ligon, Quin and I Wornum. Those who voted in the negative j were Aid. Daniel and Salisbury. Council then adjourned till Mon.lav next. Mar.-h 26th mst.,at half past 7 o’clock p.m. ( ' VI ‘ V!N s TRATToX. Clerk. COMMEBCIAL. DAILY SUN OFFICE, \ Columbus, Ga., March 21, 1860. | COTTON—The receipts yesterday were ft) bales arnl rales ISS bales, at unchanged prices. SAVANNAH, March 19.—Salon of cotton to day 750 balos Market quiet, but unchanged. CHARLESTON, Match 19.—Sales of cottou to day l.ypn bales. Murkit unchanged. N MV YORK, Match 19.—The cotton market to day wnsi-teady for the bettor grades; poor quali ties were depressed and lower. The sales were MK) bales. Middling Uplands Flour de ! cbning ; sales of 4,009 barrels; Southern at $5 95 tv> $6 20. Freights on cotton to Liver fc-lOd. MONTOOM KKY, March 10 —The cotton market is very quiet; no demand for nii>tliiug except the finer grades We quote Middlings at 9 :1 . to Ue . Mrict 10) ,c .Good Middlingslo3 jo.,Middling Fair 1 lc. MONTGOMERY COTToN STATEMENT. Stock on hand September 1 1,069 Received past week 602 “ previously 120.481—15*1,013 122,162 Shipped past Week *.>>ll “ previously. 105,160- 1 7,’ 77 Stock on hand March 19, 1860 14 176 Received same time last year 106,070 Shipped 84.407 Stock ou hand March 21,1859 21,063 i IJKAI LA, March 19 —We have no change to notice In our ertton market f)r the past week. We repeat our quotations of 7 to lC%c. as ex tremes. KUFAULA COTTON STATEMENT. 1860. 1859. Received last week. 177 142 “ previously 34,587 25,713 Total 84,764 25,866 Prices of BroadatulTs. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY PALACE MILLS. l'#r Bbl. Kalfßbl. Qr.Rbl Georgia Mills $7 00 $3 50 $1 75 Extra Fine 8 00 4 00 2 00 Superfine 8 50 4 25 2 15 Extra Family ‘9 00 4 50 2 25 Double Extra xO 00 5 00 2 60 Bolted Meal and Hominy $1 50 per bushel. fa; go Hominy from Hom’y Corn. 250 per bushel. Unbolted Meal and ILomiuy I 10 per bushel. Rrau and Shorts, mixed 1 50 per 100 live. Rich Short* 1 75 per 100 lbs. #o“Five per oent. discount ou Flour will be made to merchants. The Great English Remedy. SIR JAMES CLARKE’S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. Protected Letters by Hoyal Patent. This iuvaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseaseito which the female constitution is subject. It mod erates all excess and removes all obstruction* aud a speedy cure may he relied on. TO MARRIED LADIES It is peculiarly suited. It will,in a short time bring on tho monthly period with regularity. Caution.—Thcso Pills should not bo taken by Females in the first three months of pregnancy; at any other time they are perfectly safe. luallcaaosof Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain in tho Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ox ertion, Palpitation of tho Heart, Hysterics and Whites, those Pills will effect a cure when anoth er moans have failed, aud although a powerful remedy,do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Kach bottle,price Ono Dollar, bears thoGovorn mcut&tampof Groat Britain, to prevent counter feit. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,which should bo carefully preserved. Solo Agent for the United States aud Canada, JOB MOSES, (Lata I. C. Baldwin A C 0.,) Rochester, N.Y. N.B. —$1 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottlecontaiuirig 60 Pills by return mail. Forsaleln Columbus at the Drug Stores of PKMBERTON & CARTER, ACER A IVERSON, mcli9-eowly and allrospectublcDruggists. Ib imbnld s Genuine Pnqmrat lon for Gravel, Bladder, Dropsy, Kidney Affections. lILLMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Nervoun.ind Debilitated Sufferers. HELM BOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Loss of Power, Loss of Memory. IIELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Difficulty of Breathing, General Weakness. HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Weak Nerves, Horror of Death, Trembling. HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Dimness of Vision. IIELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Languor,Universal Lassitude of Muscular System. 11 ELM BOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Pallid Countenance and Eruptions. HELM BOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION for Pains iu the Back, Headache, Sick Stomach. —. ItiiOAvn —When pain or intlamn a tiou is present iu a human body, aud Rrundreth's Pills are ujed, they at once seize upon fiie humors which are the occasion of the pain or inflamma tion, and remove them from the body, and they cannot injure bee iuso their power is only upon and over those humors or impurities which are unhealthy (want life) and whose presence iu a part cuuse the pain and burning heat. So iu sore throat, croup, colds, coughs, rheumatism, pain in the side aud pleurisy, which are all cured by from ono to three doses of these pills, whoso power is only exerted to remove impurities from tho blood The rightly directed will u*o them and be cured. Mold ac Dr. Brandreth’s principal office, No. 294 ('anal street, New’ York, aud by J. W. BROOKS, corner Broad and Randolph streets, and hy all expectable dealers in medicines. mhO-lm Dyipepa!n.—Wilson’s Pills possess singular efficacy iu Dyspepsia and klodreJ diseases. Origi nally used by the Doctor in his private practice, they have sinco attained celebrity, having received the sanction of many shining lights in themedical world, and the unqualified approval of eminent statesman and hosts of privute citizens who have used them, i eculiar in their tonic action, they exert no hurtful chemical influence on the stom ach, while tlu*y prevent lire elimination of gases, I aud neutralize acidity. Prepared by ft. L. Fahne stock A Cos., No. 60 Wood street, Pittsburgh, and ■old by Druggists everywhere ♦ Ifrymt'if Tusteleas Vermifuge. What a horrible thing (is it not) That worms In children should be rioting! Can nobody tell mothers what Is tho beat way these vermin of quieting 1 Ye*, hear the glad tidings of truth, Bryan’s Vunwiruoz, tastehss as water, Destroys these easailunt* of youth, Aud harms uot the child hy the slaughter. Put up iu bottles Price twenty-five cents. - ♦ Dr. MoCllufoclt’tf Couglx hihl Cold Hl* xl lire consists of a variety of vegetald© sp©- cilhs lor pulmonary iniution, ccu.bined iu ow infallible anti*lute, by a physician acknowledged by bis professional brethren to have ‘'no inferior” It disnipittea immuliatidy tlio most distressing symptoms of cold, cough, or sore throat, and re. move* It entirely In an Incredibly short time. Price 25 cunts. ndiSlm A#’ Mua. Winslow,*in experienced Nurse and Vomale I’hjralelaD, has a Soothing Syrup for ehll dreti teething, which greatly facilitates the pro cess of teething by notturiiug thu gums,reducing all inflammation—will allay all pain, and I* sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, It wlllgivo rost to yourselves,and relief and health t >/our Infants. Perfect!/ safe In all cases. Bee advertisement iu another column. agl3-ly Dr. Mcf *1 ft lit ocl’s A at limn ltemsily. Who that endures the agonies of Asthma, choking in damp weather, and never wall enough to enjo/ even a genial temperature, does not long with in tense auxlet/ for relief and curt-1 In this pr< par lion the moans are presented. It is u positive, nbc lute, unexceptionable, specific both for Asth ma and Whooping Cough. Price 50 cents. Dr. McCllntock’a Psdorsl Byrup.— Science and fact alike guaranty the Uiim“*su ruble superiority of this remedy over every other p©* scrilsid for con#fi©d cough, oppression of th© ch<st bronchial difficulties, and consumption. Whtu all other rnsdlclnes hate failed, In this tlier© is hope, safety, life. Me© sl. Ladles and Gentlemen—ff you wish to have your watches nicely At©4 nd put in good running order* you must go to th© SWINGING CLOCK, No.Bl Uroad-treat. Bspl IMi. • ♦ • Bee advertisement headed llltHbOtbfa OlJftTlffi Pm. pa r atio*, In another column. OKKAT UKUrUTUISi IN DHlCICtff From *sso to $100! AVHEELER *. WILSON'S flMlkk-U MACHINES liav” have hud au expert- I enco <>f six years in this community, which has gut* ‘Hi for them a reputation <>v< r nil otheis. They make a perfect stitch that will nut ravel, and are ad: pt and to all kinds of FAMILY SEWING. * These Machine* are warranted to bo all that they are represented. £9* Instruction in the us and management given when desired gratis We keep constantly on hand IIKMMKRS, NEEDLES, SPOOLS, and both COTTON and SILK TURN AD for these Machines. Hi) NT, WARM A CO. Columbus, Cl a., Match 12,18(0. ly PKMBM6TON & CVRTKII. n gists, INVITgTIIB ATTENTION OF PHYSICIANS, MERCHANTS ANI) PLANTERS, TO THEIR LARUE STOCK OF PI HE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OlLS,etc. J)UYI NO mostly for CASH, in large quantities, j at tho right time and in tho right place, we are fully 1 rep red to offer great induce mi nts to the trade, in every article usually found in a first class Drug Store. Wo pay particular attention to The Quality of our Goods, And GUARANTIEE every articlo wo soil to bo STRICTLY PURE! WE OVFEII SPECIAL BARGAINS TO CAN 1 I IUT YKRS ! And feel confide® frhat they can do better with us than with ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY. Those who doubt rued but try us, and find the truth of our assertions. REMEMBER THE SIGN OF TIIE BLUE nXdZOTLT-A-Tf, NEXT DOOR ABOVE Sammis & Rooney’s Furniture Store. Columbus, Ga., Feb. 25,1860. 1800! 3XT W 18GO! SPUING GOODS! CODY, FLEMING & SWIFT, (UNDER COOK’S HOTEL,) COLUMBUS, GA. HAVE in store and to arrive, a complete and handgouie stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS SUITED TO I’IIE SPRING TRADE. DEY GOODS. A good supply of DOMESTICS, OSNABUJtGS, KERSEYS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, Ac. Linen Sheetings, and Pillow-Case Linens; Table Linens and Napkins; Towels, Irish Linens, Ac. Ladies’ Dress Goods. A fine stock of MUSLINS, LAWNS, BAREGES, ‘ ORGANDIES, ROBES, SILKS, JACONETS, GINGHAMS, PRINTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, MANTILLAS, BONNETS. PARASOLS, Ac. LADIES’ BHOER— fine stork. BOOTS AND SHOES. A good stock for Gentlemen; A large lot of Negro Shoes, of lirat quality; Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Hats and Caps, Ac. lIARDWARE, 010. <3 G IS! jE3 10. “ST AND GLASSWARE. GROCERIES OF EVERY KIND. Flour, Bacon, Lard, Fish, Sait, Tobacco, Cigars, SnufT, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pickles, Preserve*, Ac., Ac. All of which its offered for t-alo on the incut ac commodating terms. CODY, FLEMING A SWIFT, 106 and 108 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Columbus, Oa., March 12,1800. SPRING STYLE! HATCA l/s IF. UFAINUDOIsr IS now prepared to show to hits friend* and cus tomers one of the fluent assortments of Hal* ever offered in this city, embracing all varieties of Moleskin, Cassimeres, and FRENCH FELTS, Os every roM* and quality, arid of the VERY LATENT IMPORTATION, at pi ices to suit all. GAPS OF KVHItY KIND, and also a great variety of CHILOItICN’M HATS AND CAPS. And a good assortment of I nilirelias anil Walking Canes. We have a very superior WOOL HAT, f .r plant ation service, LIGHT OUNCES HEAVY, made especially for our trade. With our CONFORM Axon, w run lit every bend Feb 11. IMKMini Incorporated in 1810. HARTFORD FlllK INSURANCE CO. Os IIARTFOIID, Conn. CAPITAL AND ABHKTB $936,709.00. IViLICIKfc issued and renewed; Losses equitably adjusted and jun'd iinmrdudrhj upon satisfac tory proof*, I’m jtfr.w York fun<li> by tho undersign ed, the DULY AUTHORIZED AGENT. D. F. WTLLCOX, Agont. Man Ic IHiia. Ir s Pcmborton & Carter OF. KP. u very lrj,u lot of the. fullowlßK niim.d article* at the lowest prices: Pur* White Lead; Linseed OH! Hnirits of Turpentine; Varnishes; Chrome fir*en,(oround and Py); Chroma Yellow, “ “ “ Pruftfthn Blue, “ “ Verdigris. “ “ “ Terra do Hleiin*, “ “ Umber, Paris Green, Venetian Red. Yellow Ochre, “ M VandyV •• Brown, It* and Lead, Litlinrge, Ac. h h - Call on us If y u want to nun base Paint* Mar< h 12, IM 9. DIKII, In New Orleans, on Srndsy, Mult li It, lHflO, of Consumption* Mr. Llijau W. Sa>*k, son of Mr an.l Ml I fth HAMM I HAMS ! • )r\ IUIDH. Extra Tennessee Hams, for sal** t*. Z'l arrive. feb’J TYLER k MOM EH. HODGES, DAVIS & CO.’S CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES! Authorized by a Special Art ol the Legislature, for tho benefit of Academies and for othei pur poses. MACON, (SKOKGIA. ui-..Aisr. MOUE I’KIZESTDAN BLANKS! CAPITA 1. I’UI/K, #70,000! TICKETS ONLY $8 00. Halves, $4 00 ; Quarters, $2 00 ; Eighths, $1 00. Prizes Payable in Pull, without Deduction! Purchasers in buying 10Tickets, when the num bers end In 1, 2,3, 4,5, 0,7, 8,9, 0, are guaran teed a prize of $26. Class 23 Draws Saturday, Feb. 11. ” 24 18. “ 25 “ “ “ 25. “ 26 “ “ March 3. “ 27 10. “ 28 “ “ “ 17. “ 29 “ “ ’ “ 24. “ 30 “ “ “ 31. “ 31 “ “ April 7. 20,220 PHIZES AMOUNTING TO ! Will be distributed according to t he following Olt AND SGH EM E* TO BE DRAWN EVERY SATURDAY. 1 Pnzo of $70,000 5 Prizes of SSOO 1 Prize of 20,000 10 Prizes of. 300 1 Prizo of 10,000 20 Prizes of 100 1 Prizo of 6,000 100 Prizes of 60 1 Prizo ol 3,600 100 Prizes of 25 1 Prizo of 2,000 25,000 Prizes of 6 3 Prizes of I,l*oo 976 Approximation Prizes, amounting t0..5182,C00 20,220 Prizes, amounting to 271,200 Oertiflcatesof Packageßof 10 WholeTickots..s66 00 “ “ “ 10 Half “ 27 60 “ * lO Quarter “ 13 75 “ “ “ It) Eighth “ 087 This is tho risk, and which entitles the holder to all he draws over $26. COMBINATION PLAN! CLASS 33, Draws Every Tuesday at 11 a. m. CAPITAL PRIZES, SIOO,OOO SEWING MACHINE. 78 Numbers—l 4 Brawn Ballots. 14 Drawn Ballots in each Package of 20 Tickets. 1 prize of SIOO,OOO is SIOO,OOO 2 Prizes of 60,000 are 100,000 2 Prizes of. 25,000 are 60,000 2 Prizes of. 20,000 are 40,000 2 Prizes of. 6,000 are 10,000 2 Prizes of. 3,000 are 6,000 2 Prizes of. 2,009 are 4,000 1 Prize of. 1,000 is 1,000 350 Prizes of. 200 are 70,000 64 Prizes of. 100 are 0,400 61 Prizes of. 80 are 6,120 61 Prizes of. 60 aro 3,H !o 128 Prizes of. 60 are 6,400 6,504 Prizes of. 32 are 176,128 28,221 Prizes of. 16 are 451,684 34,412 Prizes, amounting to $1,030,472 TICKETS SI6—HALVES SB—QUARTERS s4 EIGHTHS $2. Certificates of 26 Wholes $250 —Certificates of 26 Halves sl25 —Cortifiicates of 26 Quarters $62 60 — Certificates ol 26 Eighths s3l 25. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! That in ordering Tickets, the only tiling neces sary to insure safety and di-patch, is, that you ad dress us, in a plain hand, giving your Pont Office, County, and State, and your orders will be an swered by return mail. That wo send the Official Printed Druwlng to every patron, immediately after tho same is is sued, ami with the Drawing a Statement to each individual of what he or she has drawn. That wo cash all prizes under SI,OOO imme diately after tho Drawing, in Specie Bank Notes, or Drafts. s*), All Communications strictly confidential. Purchasers will pleaso write their Hignatacs plain, and give their Post Offico, County and State. CIRCLE A KM Circulars containing full explanations of our Schemes, Ac., will be forwarded, by mail, to auy one sending us his name. Address all ordora to IIODGES, DAVIS A CO., dec. 23. Macon, Ga. S. ROTIICI II LI) & IlltO.’ 82 BROAD STREET, ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR STOCK OF SPRIG GOODS! And have already in store a large lot of DRESS GOODS, A rich assortment of CASHMERE SCARFS, A well-selected stuck of LACE POINTS AND LACE MANTILLAS. — And more particularly dcnerviug of notice isonr IiAItQE LOT OF BLACK FANCY SILKS! ROBES, Five and Seven Flounced, And all oilier lute styles and HANDSOME PATTERNS. ♦ its,” Call and examine before buying elsewhere. S. ROTHCHILD & BRO., 2V. fit! Z3HOAZ> T. Columbus, Ga., March 13, 1860. .nvt m: >v fun nnatorr/n ti, ,'itmiiuU lit a/. nt .., Ntrrmta ami Utnt ml Iti hi tit lit hn-mlnn t, and till diaiii.tr a ah’ itt “ hunt tfti /nil'll of Kill id'll, i uml ot/irt firfsata, l'ram tl uupuhlt/i/uil Munu*rripttt nf Jll■ Jlu im qwif* Jl. If. £.***• Pointing out ft mode of cure nt nwv ci r tun and Hlct toal, by which every sufferer, in in dfer what hi* condition, may tfii’ hlmwif. without tin* knowledge of even a room •mate, imd at lin* least pussUde cost, tlarrehy avoiding tin* mime run* 11 uack * uml niuick nnstriimsof tbedny. ‘I I** suit.or Wiia a Kieiicli I'bvriehu of rre.it iittiluments, who spent many years in Invest!- t’ .ting the nature and trcutnient of this <!i *nc, which annually carries thousands to an uritimc Iv grave. Bent under •al to any oddrr**, on receipt of two iiOMtiige stump*. Address, H. (!. PAIN H U. CO., LoulsvUl* Kv. or JOHN W. BltooKH, Agent, < olurnbu, G*. ‘i. 11. SCOTT, 147 Broad Street, C’olumbu., Uoo., K RLI* ALWAYS OH HAND AM AfSORTMKMT Os Groceries, Family Provisions, ANO COCNTKV I'UODUCK. liriilTK KIBII by rstall or barrel. Anyone V f ii want of oh* op Groceries for CAKII, will do well . 11 on uc ! f.ro purchfult ‘ aiCHKAI* AH THK CIIKAPVBT. T. 11. BOOTT, til W- st side it road stroat, fell. 29, 1 SCO-tf Columbus, Georgia. .It; NT HbtKIVF.D, Fresh Thomaston Lime, PLASTER i’ Aims, -A. IST ID CEMENT. V.b, 2t, laoo-dtf B. P. COLEMAN. Jt'U.l, VOUJI L1BBABIKU! Now in lh to Kt your MAGAZINES BOUND! HA HPKlf,o<Ktrr’.,the Krl.ctlr, hH\W9t wf *d other M agar In* * , / f i that are now completed; llaip*i’ Weekly, the Southern KhiM and Klraahfe,arid other papers; and M. r iMki > V.'4f lie, IjHW.and Me Ural works, bound wilh uuat&eas and dispatch, at the Columbus, Jan.‘id, IH'iO MN’ BIVDIRT, COIIN I COHN 1 RAA miffllKbß Ju*t received end far Ml©by 0\“/ roll. 21 11. A .GILftGN tcu DR. R. A. WILSON S TONIC, CATHARTIC AND ANTI DYSPEPTIC PILLS, The Groat Family Remedy. t never failing Antidote, fur Sick Headache, Few and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver fbmpaint, ('<>*• tiveness, lUliousncs*, Y Viralgia, Colic, Peprui'itl Apjxtile, J list intern/ Stomachy F> male Obstruc tion*, tfc.y ift'.y ifv. j ONE X* lli Xj A. DOGE! Prioo 25 Conts per Box. WI LSON’S LLS are universally nokucwlcgcd to be the beat now iu use. Asa Family Medicine they are particularly recommended— simple and harmless, but highly medicinal in their combination. ONE PILL a dole, with mild but certain effects. The robust muu and tho delicate child use them alike, with every assurance of en tire safety. With WILSON’S PILLS every Mother in the land becomes her own Physician. They have proved themnehes a HUKcme, and stand without a tival for the following affeotlonn: ÜBADACIIK, FKVKII ANO AGUE, lIEADAdIK, FEVER ANI) A<itF, 1116 Ai) \< lIK, PEVKU ANI) AGUE, IIKA DACIIF, KF.VFII AND UitJF, DYSPFPSfA, LIVKII OIIMPI.MM', DYSPEPSIA. LlVr.lt COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSI A, LIVKIt 00Mi L \ INT, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER OoMPLAIM’, Costivenosa, Biliousness, Neuralgia, Coativenesß. Biliousncaa, Neuralgia, CostivoxieHS, Billoubughs, Neuralgia, Costiveucßß, BiiiousneaH, Neuralgia. Head the todtiuiouy of Gov. Wise, Virginia: “Wilson’s Pills are a safe and most useful Family Jimncdy for Constipation aud affections of the Di gestive Organ i. For Headache, they have proved themselves a specific.” Read the test imony of Gov. Kino, Alabama : “I would not be without Wilson’s Pills for any pi ice. For Indigestion and Headache, I divide a Pill and take tho halt; it gives immediate relief.” MOTHERS, Watch well your Children, ami when th> ir trou bles arise from that great bane of cli Idhood, ‘Worms, ascribe their Illness to its tru - uftunu, ’ ami remove it by giving B. L. Fahnestock's Vermifuge, A safe aud sure remody, prepared from tho purest materials, and lias proved itself the most effective antidote for WORMS ever offered to the public. Mv * Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. PREPARED BY B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. 00 corner Wood nncl 4th Sts. PITTSBURGH, PA. For sale iu Columbus by UIUfUIIART A CHAPMAN, PEMBERTON A CARTER, J. A. WIHTKSIDK A CD., R. A. WARE A SON, JOHN W. BROOKS, February 88, 1860. ly__ NOTICE! JAMES McPHILLIPS, 140 BROAD STREET, rTAAKKS this opportunity of Informing THE j LADIES of Columbus and vicinity, that he lias received several cases of NEW SPUING GOODS! Among which will be found a choice lot of Dress Goods, Suitable for the present season, of tho NEWEST TEXTURE and MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, all of which have been selected with great care and BOUGHT FOR CASH! ALSO, A FEW lUCU eAsmmw scarfs! Very much LOWER than any ever offered in Columbus. LADIES Will find it greatly to a tlioir advantage to call early and have their lirat selection. JAMES McPHILLIPS, March 9 1800 lit) Urosa Mrnt. NOW IS YOUR TIM K ! A LARGE LOT OF SUPERIOR SOUTHERN-MADE FURNITURE Tlmt MUST BE CLOSED OUT Imimnwilatnly FOR CASH! All who want FURNITURE can new get It 03ETjG3A.3RIi3XlL Thau it can be had in NEW YORK CITY! THIS IK SO—NO HUMBUG—CALL AND BKK NOVELTY WORKS SALESROOM, J 1 H Bn.ad sUeeL f.i.17 If T\ T. F.DMUNDB, Agont. HOLIDAY _BONNETS! Ladies will please notice that Miss li. A. FLYNN Is now ottering her superb stock of BONNETS AT COST!’ Here is a chance to got a “ love of a Louuot” ‘ at a bargain. Call soon If you would have your choice, as she is determined to sell, llor store Ii ( next door to 1. G. Etruppor**, Randolph street. j Jtair Toms Cash ! *';® Oolrabus, Ga . i i■. 83, JBM. • I JUST RECEIVE I) A.KT23 FOR. S/LljEi ona Aha lbs.tennkpsheiiacow,(insist- wUlliUlJll ing of llains, hhoulders and Sides. 75 fib!-. * xira No. I I.AHI); 50 Bids. Pit,k-i: veil IHiTATOES, for planting; let) Bids, l-.xu a K \ Ml LV FLOUR, No. 1 article; 1(HK) Biihlk Im CORN ; FODDER, Ac.; i OU Bushels CORN MEAL. II<TLUWta A 11NK AMHORTMUNT Os FAMILY GROCERIES! Kiiibrswlug every article umn.Jly kept iu our lin*. together with I)JtY GOODS. boots, siioes, hats, ca^s, AND CHOCKKKV, WILLOW, WOODEN AND HARDWARE. To which I would respectfully cull the !t#utioß j of the public before purchasing • IsawDere Fib. 34, H,g>-4tf • JOHN l.itiON. NT RAM HAW MILLN. uri; manufa. lure Fleam Faw Mills eomput*. \f it aily to throw on tliu belt, In as portable a formas is, nslsteiit with practical cob v aide mx, or wise economy. Our largest sixe we sell at Two Thousand iNillars, and warrant thuu capable of cutting luoo feet of iuch plank p-r In ur, from sunrise to luuiiit. Our smallor sizes arepiouor tionally b-es expensive. They can ba sliipp*'!! by rail road or vessel very cheaply aud conveuicutly. J. 11. IIUTT A CO . Agents, Feb. 2‘Mf Columbus, Ga. NANKKKN COTTON NKIHU A FEW MACKB of this Feed, which produo as well as, and the product of which sells for axMv-thlrd more than common cotton Just reeelvd, aa<l for sale at the Foutaine W* house, and ly Feh 28-1 in JOHN MOON. LOUT OR MIHliAlOf a NOTH made by James 8. Williams, aud pay J\ able to myself or Uarer.dat,hJ Junu 1. I^*9. Wf.a ius August 1, 1 69, for Three lltindnd Dol lars. All persons are warned strains! trading tor sind note, or Ills maker from paying It to auy one envut myself. Marrh 7. ] Mtal’Jw JAM LB IPVH.AOM. I*o lVk KU. rivfUß very b'*st artlcls of Porter, Just received I and lor sale by It. A. WARM A HON. Firo Crackers t Firo Cracltors! 11 ,/ I UOXK.S EIRE CKACKKUE Jul rnrolud i” f\t mi', for l low By llw.lt RAGLAND A UMK'II. IM N 1C lIK ULAIIKET i. rjAHOBEIo ueod oftlio aLoy# nrllcl. wlllflnil* 1 litn.wuorlinoul. t roa„y rodol •t lI.LIVI A HOfIOT. Vor. V) No. Ad lin'wl • KT. MICH rIIKKrK. t)r* BOXES MUJ W#•'■ Km. Cbect. ftr *V ’ 1 11lIR A MOtSB OoaS MEAD AND COW PKAH AEKW liuuJn il lin.lul. of.iwli for .le at low llKore os •■omiftllinout. e* TVLER A MOKE*. 1860. THE LAST AND 1860. GREATEST INVENTION OR TIIE HOOP KKIRT MANUFACTURE. PATENT ( IfiUU GATEI) STEEL SPRINGS, Ifeductng the. II tghl and Increasing the Strength of Shirt* nearly One-half. Wf G* H.TIIOMB6N k CO.offer the above TT• hm the latest novelty, nu<\ the moat impor tant Improvement in Skirts since Hoops were in venteri—giving to this favorite garment a light nnan, flexibility ami strength never betwuA known. Byory l.mlyln Ameriaa who values hoaUh,cadifort nml elegance of u<Htnnio, should have one of thoue Aduttraido Garments. Inquire for Thomson’s Con-ugated Skirtß. These beautiful goods, owned and manufactured solely by us, now form a part of Which are ofl'iWeU this soason tu improved styles, shapalaml manufacture, as tel few h : THE DOUBLE TRAIN SKIRT, TIIE PARISIAN BELLE SKIRT, TUB GOSSAMER SKIRT, THE INREPTRUOTIBLE SKIRT, THE WOVEN SKIRT, THE EXPANSION SKIRT. For nu,o throng hunt the UuioiLby the principal Jobbers and Retailers. See that loth our namo Ami the crown are stamped ou every skirt. No others are genuine. W. S & 0. ir. THOMSON A C 0 Mannfnnturers of the Crswu Skirts, New York. January 26,1860. eowSm THE ONLY PKEI'ARATION WORTHY OF UNIVfcRSAL CONFIDENCE AND’ PATRQN^Gt. For Statesmen, Judgos. Clergymen, I ABIES AKD GENTLEMEN, in all parts of the j world, te-tify t> tlie elficaay of Prof. 0. J. Wood's Hair Rot torn Eve, and gentlemen of the Presii are unanimous in itM praise. A few testimo nials only can be here given; see circular for more, aud it w 451 te impossible for you to doubt. 17 WallStukkt, New York,! Dec 20th, 1868. f (j'eniiemen: Your note of the 16th inst. has boon received, saying that you had heard that I had been benefltted ly llm use of Wood’s Hair Uestora tive, and roq nest ing my certificgtaof tho fast if 1 bad no objection to give it. f u'-'ard it to you cheerfully, l>ocause I think it due. My age is about bo yeartrs; the color of my hair auburn, and inclined to curl. Some fire or six yoais since it begnu to turn gray and tho scalp on tlie crown of my head to lose its seusibility aud dandruff to form upon it. Each of these disagreea bilitiof* increased with time, and about lour months siuco a fourth was added to them, by hair falling off tho top of my hoa<l and threatening to make mo bald. i ii tins unpleasant predicament, I was induced to try Wood’s Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the falling off of my hair, for I had really no ex pectation that gray hair could ever be restored to its original color, except from dyes. Iw, how ever, greatly surprised to find, after the use of two bottles only, that aot only wo* the falling off ur rested, hut the color was restored to tho gray hairs and sensibility to the scalp, aad dandruff ceased to form on my head, vary much to tho gratification of my wifv,at whose solicitation I wae 1 u<lneed to try it For this, among tho many obligation* I owo to her sex, I strongly recommend all husbands who value thet admiration of their wives, to profit Ly my oxamplfc, and use it if growing gray or getting bald. Very respectfully, IIBNJ. A. LAVENDER. To O. J. Wood A Co-, 441 Broadway, N. Y. My family are irt* -id from the city, and I am iro longer at No. II Carroll Place. PiamntoN, Ala., July 20tli, 1859. !b /’-• / . Q.X. Woode—lk W Sort Your ••ilmrß. - storativo” has done my hair so much good since I commenced tin* use of it, that l wish to make known so tho PUBLIC **f its efftets ou the hall, which are groat. A man or woman may be nearly deprived of hair, and by a resort to ywwr “Hair Restorative,” the iinir will return more beautiful tii a,-i ever; at ba-t tills is my experience. Believe it all! Yours truly, WM.II. KENEDY. 1. F. r-Yon can publish the above if you like. Bv publishing in our Southern j>ai>eis you will get more patronage boutfi. I see sovorai of your cer tificates In the Mobile Mercury, a strong Southern paper. W. 11. Kwranr, WOOD’M HAIR RESTORATIVE. J'rof. O. J. Wood—Dear Sir: Having had the mfcifoi tuuo to loso tho best portion of my hair, from tho effects of tho yellow fever in Now Orleans iu L 51, I was induced to make a trial of your preparation, and found it to answer as the very thing needed. My hair is tU’W thick and, glossy, ami no words can express iny obligations to you in giving to the altlieb-d such atreat>arc. FINLEY JOHNSON. Tho Restorative is put up iu bottle* of 3 sizes, viz: large, medium and * mall; the small holds a pint end retails for one dollar per bottls; tho medium hold* at li u*t twenty per cent, more in propel (ion than the small, it tails for two dollars per bottle; the lihrg* bolds a quart, 40 per cent, more in proportion, aaid retails for $& a botti*. O. J. WOOD A CO., Proprietors. 114 Broadway, New York, and 114 Market street,Bt. Louis, Mo. G*- Aud sold by all GOOD DUUGOIBTE and FANCY GOODS DEALERS. March 14,186 t. 3m MRS. WINSLOW, Ah experienced Nursr and Female Physician. p*e nuts to the attention of mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Toothing, ‘.i gr-atly facilitates the process of teething, by •< It ‘ .ing tho gums, reducing all infiamiuatiou —will allay all pain and spasmodic action,and is Siltg to Rogulato tbe Bowols. D-pcnd open It mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and Relief and Health to your Infanta. lin; have put up ‘ and sold this article >V bn over ton Qj years, and cun ay # iu ootifldenco and truth of it, what w* liave !.* . ‘f bi-en aid* 1 J to ssy of any otlier m i, , NEVER TIAB IT FAlIi- KD, Ii j'.. BIN- rvj ULE instance, to Id 1 loot A CUJ.iI, P whn timoly used N, . r ii 1 v. ‘ ktu w an iuaunca of dissatia frt -in i*y any ne r who used it. On tha couti'ury, all era do- U 2 lighted with itsopora t: , u A rpe.ik iu t>riiiorUiglLMtcom iiieii'Lti .nos it l magi- sal wifeauand mddfeal viilu h \'e sj *-,rt in this matter “what wo do know/* af- r>J tor ten years’ expert • jii• l i-’ ;dyo tuir reputation for t ie lulfiUnent ol what we hero de Cl arc. iu ah* tev- my instance whers tb inii.utls r'lberlng hH from nain aud exhaus tion, icli'f v/ill bs fouttd in flftesn or twenty minuhis after |£] the Hyrnp Is adminis terml. f , Till valuabb prpa- ration is the prescrip* lion of • ott: j most oxperiencod and rklilful Nuracnlu U N ** w and has be**u ii. 1 with nev- or failing suocana ‘"tHOUMAWDS m OF CASES. It’ t only rwliovts the child from pain, |,ut luvigorui’ S tli e stomach and intwels, . n.M tk aridity, and gives tone and energy t (!*.• whole system. Zf2 It will almost instaut > m Griping in the t> Bowols, and WIND P* COLIC, mid wvetcotm* •’ divnl- Q slone, which If uot H | -Mr iuiw!i*Ml end In daaftjh. W* heller* It tin i"-i,andiur- tj ©atJoined y in tha world, ju ii eases of and J.nuilL<oi’ ill Ullil- Xjl droll, whether It aiiMo li**ti teething, . or froai any other cm*.* We would say Zg • v, *ry mother who has u child iUfD rlng ftrotu niy of the fort* g ‘ingaoiiipiainie- do not lot your pr®- judluos, nor WlO prejudices of oth* ora, stand between K your nfferlig tmld and tho relief that will l e bUHM-y*, aolutely BUItE- * this medkine If tin s- ,ly •*’ !• Full illr*c tiows for u ng will rf\ < .mjsnv earh hot tl . “... •••". .-tu. I'", }'• ol „r ;• * ft, PJJnsiMS, nw Y „k, ltm Hi” “in ‘ •w* *• I 1 . ~|,j i y i ~ tlir,) | ii(L.iu*Ui"wo*ld Prinolpol i Etlo-i 13 Cedar at, N. TANARUS, Price only 25 coats per Bottle. A usual 111, K 6. ’ NSW HOOKS I Alike ftuuuolr, i.y mu. Unr, History of America, by Mary Howitt; Belf Help A NKW SUPPLY OF The Rivals, hy Jr i . Clemens; Wild Spurts of the South; K|slinV River; The Beriablc, or 1001 Home Aitiueements. • Just recsivtd at J. W. PIAIFB March 0 Store. misTROPOLITAR Firo Insurance Company, NKW YORK. M.jr U-l, IIBNIIV V. MEtON, *--•
