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Mr wirrs band.
And Uk* bird* hat© gone to re*,
A little bend, like e cooing dove,
Nestle* eboot my 1
Smooths my forehead and (fat* ay cheek*
Pease* its finger tip*
Over my eyeUd* end through my heir,
Lingering on my lips;
Cli nga to my neck end clasp* my arm,
Till, tired of it* cereal*.
• And fitllcn asleep within my own.
That pure white hand 1 praar
Mhny e jenr has com* and gone;
The little hand ie cold;
Children'* children are on my knee,
And l am growing old.
Yet. each night, a* the afar* oome out,
And 1 near the heavenly land,
1 feel as I felt in my early day*,
The touch of that gentle hand.
Kemakkable makbiace—BeteotW
ed| to VTiftKft Beotiiem-Wb have
been given the purticulurs of a exae
in this county, in which the bride
was betrothed to three brothers, and
married two of them, which it rath'
cr'rcnifirKJibb*:
On the Oth of August, 1800, a
young man ciune to Atnciicus and
prheurotl licciiio to mnrrv nn cstlinablo
young lady, lusidiiiR several miles from
this o.tv; went home, and was married
in the nfternoon of that day. lie was
attacked by a congestive chill, which
terminated in his death thn following
S.uuid.iy-^the stricken bride followed
Ids “remains to their last resting place,
clothed in the same suit in which,
her heart had been mndo glad by
becoming his bride.
On the following August, (1807)
thu bccomi brother of the sattio
family came to Ameneu* for the same
purpose which had brought the
deceased one year previous. On his
way homo—rejoicing in lmpny
anticipate!! of making tho worthy
widow of his lost brother his own
bride— ho wat caught in * heavy rain
and arrived at home with Id* clothes
thoroughly saturated—from which lie
was taken with a congestive chill the
same evening, and died the evening
previous to the marriage, which was
to have taken piece the following
Sabbath. Again, instead oflistoniug
to the ntorrv ringing oi tho mar.
riugu bells, the death knell was beard,
and a funeral procession took tho
placo of tho marriage ’east.
Sometimes during Inst month the
thin) brother of the deceased,proonro
license amlwns happily marriod to the
twice bereaved lady, and now, in tho
sweet sunshine oi connubial bliss* tho
happy pair, doubtless,
Rporning oft' to th* stored spot.
Where thetwo loved one* war* law,
They softly breath ahanrtfeU pr»y*r,
When done with life—it* Joy, it* o»lr
To meat and never part again.
IE PROBLEM SOLVED1
Enterprise the Means
Success the Result!
mid
ClEOHClfA—ftoagkertf cmif
SS J»ba F.Cjrgilr, Admlblelrawr
rats, repraicuu to tbl* wart la
alt Alea and entered eh record,
ally udrainlrtered Henry Thom-
nra. tttjjfcw w oil* an
M, kindrednnd creditor* to alio*
cati.e, If any they hare, why "aid Adminis
trator ahould not be discharged from hie ad-
mialitraiioD, and reeelra latter, of diimlsalon
—At a Sunday echuol conoert at Mel
tom) Homo tiino ainuu, na wa* the cua.
turn, all present vt'oro invited to rooile
aomo paasago Ivom Scripture, A young
■fellow who wi.bid to oraato tom* mat*
rimeut, re.ponded by tiring and raying,
“Judar went out and bung himaslt"
A yonng laily immediate! rote and
reeituil the selection, *‘(Jo thou and do
likewise.” .
’T * >- > ■* —mst i
Genral Grant is 47, and Mr. Colfax 48
Andrew Johnron ia til; Mr. Seward,08;
Gen. Schofield but 3S: Mr. Wello, 07;
Mr. McCiilloeh, .18; Mr. liandall and
Er. Browning, 60; Mr. Wade, tbo
President ol the Senate, ia 00; Senator
Stunner, in 68, and Senator Trumbull 60.
The monibera ot the House ot Ropre-
tentallvea nro nearly all young men.
James Brooks and E. B Washburnerro
among the oldest, and are rcapee (rely
69 and 53 years of age.
FORESTER & GREENWOOD
IUv* d*io oo at rat til tb* wiadom of
LOW PRICES AND QUICK BALES,
sad *r* determined to do business
oo that Hat.
They now hav* in Store, aid or* constantly
raoolviog,
Ipsrlal Selecllouo for I 111* Market
Consisting of
Heavy Plantation Supplies
-AND-
FAMILY GROCERIES
Tkty would •■peofally eall attention to
th*lr atook of
B AOONl
Clear Sid**, Clear Bibbed Bid**, flhoulder*
and llama.
OP ALL GRADES.
CORN,
MEAL, PEAS, POTATOES AND LICE.
Mackerel)
Canned Meats and Fish.
NIT4JARS, COFFEE, TEAS, SVItUP.
SALT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Osnaburgs.
Brown & Striped Goods.
COTTON YARN.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
And a new supply of
Genuine Double Rectified
POPLAR LOG!
Th* beat wbiaky on tb* ooutlaeot I
CREDIT
will h* extended ttll next fall to those derir-
log it, for
City A.cceptance.
(0t> ^k*y respectfully solicit a oontinuenre
of lb* liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
»od pledge unremitting exertion* to give »at
iafMtloo.
Albany, Qa , March 28, 1800—1 j
on the second Monde* In April I860.
Thb, Oct 9tb,.l868. W. "
II. WILDER,
Ordinary.
JLEJOjSLX, notices
Dougherty County.
A -writer in tbe leisure Hour calcu
lates that a copy of the London Time*,
with its full supplement, contain*
about £0,000 lines, 200,000 words, and
is oquil to fv printed octavo volume
cf 600 pages. The most rapid writing
of a lawyer’s clerk, if he wrote lor ten
hours a day, would not be able to
transcribe it in less than s fortnight.
—Softly, softly, while we slept,
dow °'
A ahroud of whit* for the buried town,
We roee with freliuga grand and tent,
And hired a middle-aged Auglo-Afriean ahov-
eiist to elaan our sidewalk off for fifty cent*
-^TnTT#' it
Dr. Win. P- Jennings
-at- r ■
lore,
Jtreet.
Albany. Marsh 20—1i*e
TflMwt It SI
■ " T ii
y opened a PIR8T-C
-TQRJfiOiuXibWy,
thr T^n'fi lloiM. where will be found at all
lim'd & good asecrtmlat of
,?c5r^‘ • '
Wut&ftB, Clocks, ■ Jewelry,
J1 t!» had so experience of ucveral yarn in
th* uuoinwwr.'wa cart eutVIy guarantee entire
aatitifiictioD in *v«ry case. Baying exclusively
fortetfti, we will sell at
Small Mis Strictly for Same.
and-bop*-by dose attention to burin***, to
nririt »- liberal share of pubUo
W* will b*|" “ “
NOTICE
GEORGIA—Dougherty Couuty.
All p*r*oh* indebted to tbe estate of A; J.
Town*, deo'd, lata of aatd county, are re-
oueeted to make immediate payment; and
these having demands against eaid eatate will
present them for payment whhin the time
prescribed by law.
R. II TOWN8,)
and lAdmr'e.
M. J. TOWNS, j
march26—Ow
ESTRAY NOTICE.
GEORGIA—Dougherty Comity.
To Jimmie W. 11. Wiliir*, Ordinary ix ani>
VOX SARD COUNTV, AND Rt~officia CLERK l
John yJ. deGraffenried bring* before th*
undersigned; who are free-boldera In (he
916th District, 0. M., asaneatray, one DARK
DAY MARK MULE, with fox-colored note,
hard lump tinder the chin, several saddle
maikaon the back, 4 feet 9 inches high, aud
about 9 or 10 yearn old, which we apprahed
to he worth $160.
Given under our hand* February 22, 1809.
U. 11. DOPE, Freeholder.
L. I\ D. WARREN, Freeholder.
GEORG IA—1 Jouglierty County.
Ordinary's Office for Courtly Purposes in and
for said County.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ia a true
extract from the Record of Kstrays in my
office.
Given under my hnml and official signature
at office In Albany, 22d February, 1809.
W. II. WILDER,
march'd- lawforOOd Ordinary.
Mitohell County.
(iEO1 tG 1A—Alilcht'11 County.
Sixty day a after (Into application will he
madoby L. A. M. Collins, Administrator on
tho estate of David Fitzgerald, for leave to
sell all the lauds belonging to said deceased
ill Mitchell county.
II. C. DA8IIER,
inarch 6* Ordinary.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
GEORGIA— Mmiim.i. County,
B Y virtue of on order from the Court of
Ordinary «>f Mitchell county, will be sold
oil the first Tuesday in April 1809, at tho
Court llounodoor in said county, between the
legal hours of sale, the following lots of land,
lo-wll.v Numbers 70, 9], anu 110, all In
the tenth (10th)District of said county, it be
ing tho place whereon A. II. Jonea resided
at tho time of his (loutli, coutainiug, in all,
about 760 acres, more or leas; said land* be
ing well improved. Hold aa tho property of
tile eatate of A. II. Jaucs, deo’d, and for the
benefit of the liciraatidcroditors of anid catntc.
Terms of sale will bornah.
IkftUSAL MAPLES,
feblO. Adm’r de louts non.
ia ivjBHoWNia.
ettAfcricAt. WA'rcnNAktm
frflwaxxBft, 1
H AVING Loc*"l..l In Alhnny, .olloit. a
liberal .bare of nhlronage. Being *n'
EUIENCED WORKMAN, be feel, confl-
d«nt nf c ring entire rnll.ractlon.
He will do GOOD WORK—TRUE WORK—
will. BBAUTV OF FINISH ami wllb prompl-
ne»», and bo ftiilbftil to nil Irusta.
Office in J. Hester k Mro’a. Store,
under Printing Office,
,1- Wnahinpioi, street.
feb 9 2m
GSJA 0.
800 TONS
AMMONIA TUI)
Haw Pone Sniirrpliosphate
*80 I'KK TON, CASH.
Y O
NOW IS
UR TIME
Mitchell Sheriff’s Sales.
Will bo sold before the court house
door, in tho town of Camilla, on the 1st Tues
day In April next, tho following property,
10-wil:
Lot of land No. J187, and fifty acres of lot
No. 371, in tbo 10th dial, of said county, as
tho property of C. C. Laurence, Adm’r. on
estate of Allen l.nurcnre, to sntisfy a fifn, is
sued from tho Hupcrior Court, Nov. Tsrui,
18611, in favor of Adam Adams vs O. 0. Lau
rence, Adm’rx.' fluid land to be sold sub
ject to dower.
Mar 6, |8(19» M. 8. POORE, Hbff. M. C.
Milclicll .VhnrifV’s Sale.
Will be sold before the Court House door
inths town of Camilla, in Bald county, on lbs
first Tuesday in April next, the following
property, to-wll :
Lot or land No. eighty-nine, (89) in the
12th Diet, of said county. Levied on aa the
propeUy of H. E. Piyor, Admr'x. of G. E
Pryor, toaatlshr a fi fa issued from the Coun
ty Court, Joseph T. Bpencer vh. IT. E. Pryor,
Admr x. and it. B. Konlou, aeourity.
M. H. POORE,
Maroh 9-td Hhsriff.
2 F.TEHMINED TO CLOAK OCT MY
STOCK at once, I agrdii invite every-
' to cal).and n«e for themaelves what
bargains I will t ell in anything in my lino of
business, PARTICULARLY in
GOOD WATOHEij ANl) PURE JEWELRY,
til may 19 H- STRAUS.
^ftPl^WELL^.
AdvortUcinenlu forwarded to nil Nowspspcis, 1
No advnnco charged on Publisher's prices.
AH Ljading Newspapers kept on file.
Information astoCost of Advertising furnished j
All orders receive cirrful attention.
Inquiries by Mail answered promptly.
Complete Printed List of Newspapers tor sale
Specinl Lists prepared for Customers. i
Advertisements Written nnd Notices scoured i
500 TONS
Soluble Paoifio Guano,
*70 PEB TON, CASH.
I
[111EHE FERTILl/KI(.s have been used by
n large number of planters far the past
it> years, giving untire eutiafnetion. Also
Peruvian Guano $100 per ton.
Carolina Superphosphate, $r.O—-to arrive.
Double Refined Pnuilrelle, $.16
F.anil Plaster, $26.
For sale by
ASHER AYERS,
Guano Depot.
Jnn8-Sm Maoon, Ga.
GKOOBE/IBS! IDOZVEE!S r :
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
50 JONS SWEDE’S IRON.
' 60 tons English and American Rslnsd Iron*
TO tons Plow Rtcel,
250 kegs Cut ffkils,
100 dosen C. 8. Hoes,
1000 pairs Trace Chains,
260 bags Shot,
500 pounds Bar Lead,
600.000 0. D. Caps,
260.000 Elay’s Caps,
60 doxen Lavsrett’s Axss,
20 doxen II. Collina* Axss,
20 dosen Root Homes,-
100 doxsnCurry Combs,
Out) pounds Sad. Irons,
25 doxen WhUemore Cotton Carde,
20 doxen Jim Crow C*rd*>
60 neats Cedar and Painted Tubs,
76 doxen Painted Buckets,
20 doxen Brava-Bound Buoksts,
20 grosa Mason’s Blacking,
26 dozen Shoe JJrushes.
A'good assortment of Table ft Pooket Cutlery.
SHEETING.
60 balos Maoon Sheeting,
10 Bales Houston Shotting.
«®“FOR SALE
BY
marchO—exp’r prillOth.
GROCERIES.
225 barrels Flour,
160 barrels A, B, and C, Sugar,
100 bags Rio and Java Cuffee,
100 boxes Tobacco,
50 barrels Syrup,
78 barrets Whisky,
100 boxes Candles,
26 cases Sardines,
75 cases Canned Oystero,
100 boxes Crackers;
25 boxes Layer Rtdsina,
25 half-boxes Layer Raisins, *
80 quartervboxes Layar Raisias.''
200 boxes Soap.
25 boxes Soda,
160 boxes Potash (concentrated), ‘
ti cases Potash,
26 cases Fine Frenoh Brandy,
26 cases Wolfe’s Sobitdam Sckw
60 boxes Starch,
76 boxes Candy.
OSNABURGS.
10 bales Potter’s Extra No. 1 i
lb bslos Potter’s Extra No. 4^61
10 bales Flint River Osnaburgs, ,
20 bales Milledgeville AandBC
J. B. BOSS & SON,
M Clierry SI., lUACOJf, (,]
Orders from Bitsiness Men capeclslly
Rosadalis,
40P«fe
JACKSON GRIMES
IB ALL RIGHT AGAIN 1
H
THE GREAT
E WILL MAKE THE BEST
At the LOWBCT PRIOSH they cun
he made for in the City.
JT 8IIOI* over the .Store of FOR It EA
TER R GREENWOOD,
llrmixt Mi cct,
Albany.
feb 26 liu
THE
GEOKC4IA—Alitoliell l’aunty.
S IXTY 8.y« after J.le applieaiion will he
m.il. to the h’ourt of Ordio.ry of n.ld
oouaty, for \e.te to ,eH lot of lomt mtmber
88, Id the I2tli district of.Mllch.lt county and
enid Bute, a. th* property of Green E Pryor,
for the beae&t of the helro and creditor* of
oald ertete. HENRIETTA E. PRYOR,
jan’ift-ld-Pra fee$o* Admr’i.
OKORQIA—Doughorty County.
Mary Glbha appllti to mo for valuation and
atuinf apart parACnalty, and 1 will pau up
on the earn* at my office on the 6lh iIat of
April, J869, at lS o’clock, A. M.
Oiren under my hand and official alma
lure, title Did day or March, 1869.
marchij St* W. M. WILDER, Ord’y.
NOTICE.
GEORGIA—Doughcny County. -
AH poracna holding claim* ngainat Ihc an-
Uta of Dr. A. 0. Ilill. late , cl' laid ccuaty,
dcceaaed, arc nodded that I wilt he in Alba,
ny about the 10th day of April naat, to mule
•aid olaima, upon tquitabU Unit.
March 4tb, 1889. JOHN M. HILL,
8) Adm V,
Worth County.
M. BARNES
Proprietor.
Pino Street, Albany, Georgia.
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cure.
SCROFULA IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
8UC11 A3
Causumptiou In Da envty stage*, Enlarge
ment and Ulceration of the Ulanda, Joints,
Bones, Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Kheiir
mntinm, Eruptions or tho akin, Chron-
- jc Sore Eyes, etc.f etc., etc., elo.
—ALSO—
SYPHILIS 1
IB Al-L ITS FOItNIS
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Loss of Appetite, Hick Headache, Liver
Complaint, I'ain in the Hack, Impru
dence iu Life, Gravel,
GENERAL BAD HEALTH,
and all diseases of the
Blood, Livev, Kidneys and
Bladder.
rt is Perfect Reno vat lor.
R08ADAL13 eradicated every klud
of humor and had taint, nnd restores the eu-
GEORGIA— Worth County.
CtIXTY DAYS after date application will
Cj be made to the Court of Ordinary, of
Mideaantr, for loave to sell the ml esuts
of Iliraa Aultman. lato of said county, deo'd.,
for tho benefit of the heirs.
CLARISSA A. AULTMAN,
Feb 2 1880 pr'e fee $5 Admrx
during the highest injury,
j ^ It la not a Secret Quack Remedy.
•I . , . . ... „ ,, The nrticlcM of which ilia made are imhlish-
by «he nicallcal Far-
| large and well ventilated ; his table shall be ; uuy a Du many Thoisantlv of
' constantly supplied with the Left the market , OUT BfSt tUllEfOS.
affords, and hia serventu shall always be
(EOUU-Dn|lerl; County.
Hello* la haraby glean to all poraone con..
ctrnad, that on the—day of 180—,
Joha C. Wilkloaon, laic »f Dcnghcrty county,
departed thia Ufa intealata, and Dtela Pact
haelag haen appointed admtnlatrater on hia
eatata, and h* h.elng departed thl. Ufebofcn
completing tha aduxinietratlon of sold eauta,
and no on* haring appUad fir ndmlniaftn-
tloa da tcnii non, nnd that. In tarn* of tha
law, adminltlratioa will b. noted In tha
Cloth of tho Bupeeior Conn, or aom* other 61
andpropor perjon. thirty daya after the
pahUcaUon of thla citation, nnlan aoma ealld
■'d'rilon U made to Ua appointment.
Glee* under my hand and official aigna*'
tore, Ula 6th day of Uuoh, 1869.
' W. H. WILDER,
Ordinary.
3tate of Georgia, 1
8 . Docgbrbtt Courtt. J 1
T eirtna of an order granted bv th.
&nrt tfOmlUw, cfP.5^«anKo7!
U anil hnforn. thn Court Homo dra of
sssasBR
tad Town Property, to-nH.t-
83 acre, off of lot number 181, let DiaMot
•f/Tftrfil 00u " l f- 0»t half lataraat in
o!d BriokOffloo on llrond alrtot, together
20 feet of lot number 88 on Pin* etreet: 6 lot*
number* 4, 6, 8. 10, »d 12, on North rinJS. j
heif of loU number, 81 and 83, on Piue ^t. •
t*o lou numbota l and a, on Commerce «L:
OM lot nombor 2, on Brad Mraot.
TUnboro property, eaoept 88 nen. of ]ol
author 181, oU ritcut. in tho oily of Albuy,
®hi add Tblo.ble for building purpoeoe
D P. HILL,
Adm'e Eatate J. A. Daria
UEOHOIA—Worth County.
SIXTY DAYS aflsr date, application will
bs made to the Ordiusry of said county, for
leave lo cell the Reel Estate belonging to the
estate of Hiram Aultman, deo’d.
CLAR18A 11. AULTMAN.
feb9. Admr’x of Hiram Aultumn.
pf ?6
prompt, polite nnd attentive,
ft®* A Hack Is always at the Depot on the
arrival of trains, to convoy passenges to (he
House, and every convenience and comfort
desirable is guaranteed.;
MKR OK BARNES.
Proprietor.
Jan 1—If
“ MERGER A SMITH
For leslimonlais of remarkable cures
see '‘itoandnlis Almanac” for this year.
PREPARED ONLY UY
DR. J-J. LAWRENCE & 00.,
Ul HAl.TIMOItr. STREET,
SBa>llaaaaaqpanqg, Js^Ci JU
For Sailo by I,. E. A H. E.
Beg lure to Inform llielr jftemi, and Hie WELCH Albany, Ga., amt Drill-
public in general, that they have id STORK, a | plats everywhere •
complete J ” ' *
STOCK of --=r’=:
VBOQSM-Wtrlk ('•uty.
Whereas, William A Harris applies (o me
for letters of dismission from the guardian
ship of John R- Ford. These ar* therefore
lo notify all and singular the kindred of said
orphan to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if
any they have, why said letters should not
b* granted. JAMES W. ROUSE,
Mrrch 2, 1869. Ordinary.
40d
State of Georgia, )
WoKrii County./
F t virtu* of.an ordtr of the Court of Or-
J dinary of Fulton county, Ga., I will atll
or* th* Court Hous* door in Isabel!*, in
a*ld county of Worth, for CASUp on th* first
Tuasday in April next, tha following proparty,
to-wit: #
Lot of land numbar 223, In tha 16th Dis
trict ; and lot awmbsr 66, In tha 16th Dla-
triot of said county. Sold as th* proparty of
Joa A. Davis, dsoaaasd, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditor*.
<• D. P. HILL,
fahlS.td Ad*’r Batata Joe A* Davie.
with half tho improvements, and JHtCSftthJ ttf WnhflkVg Wonk eonnty, Q*., ‘th* following
tr3n-* VLouMU^ -Mm. 22?
Worth PoRtpone l SlinrifTs Solo-
WUt be Mid on th, iret Toeeday In April
noil, before tha Mart bona* door talk* town
- ■ "a, Wonh eonnty, Gn., Thn Wit ‘
to-wtt: Lota of land Near ,
. 208, 209, bring whola lota, and
Ha*. 288 and 229, bring ftMtional lota, mak-
Iag laaggr*gal.l4(6a*na, all Ding la tha
Mu Dial, of Worth oonaljr. Lortcd on Mtht
ofBhmS a;
ferior Court, in favor of J, M. Jones.
^Property pointed ont by B. Hobbe.
' WkC«Wf, .«^ri* W. 0.1'
WwHhrnSfoM* Sheriff’a Sale.
WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in April
»xt, between the legal hours of sale, befiro
hs Court House door in Isabella two lots ef
laud, numbers not known, but known as the
GROCERIES,
SHOES,
HATS ft
DRY. GOODS,
The Georgia Mutual Aid
Company,
which have just been purchased, aud they are
uow offering them at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES. It will be to the advantage of buy-
are, to give them a call beforo purchasing
elsewhere.
We will not enumerate artioles or. prices,
but, MERELY SAY THAT OUR GENERAL
STOCK OF GOODS is COMPLETE in all
braftohes. Wo desire inspection, and*defy
competition.
oct 18 tf
RAFFLE
A GOOD CHANCE TO GET GOODS AT
LITTLE COST 1
T he undersigned proposes to
http hit Sieve open from 7 to 10 o'clock
•I night, for Ihc pnryoec of RAFFLING off
ench articles of hia Good* as may be dcaired,
at NEW YORK COST, and Invite* Ail gentle-
men w call nnd uy their luck. - .
mnnhlS-tll may 19. 8. STRAUS.
BROWN’S HOTEL
Offwlio Depul, nacou,GL
SON, Proprietor*.
X a BROWN *
man wbu-khowit hooob h*a
X ban refitted and repaired, and 1* no*
an, ef th. NRATES! HOTELS in the Slat*,
ufi the moet convenient in the rily. Ike
Hntrito sappUed wUhamytkiagthn markets
1867
RidAU’s Gullet’y
Macon. Ga-
T«t nnderaigned matt rtepeetfallr laella
the radars af Thla papri. nhtseTerihey’rWl
.fitEKqsx'sw
Hm. i
In U* bast
-18 THE—
BEST, CHEAPEST, AND HOST
BELIABEE IM THE
CO VJS7RY!
It is far preferable to any Lire Inauranoe
Company. *
III contingent- benefit a eonetitute really
Druggists d(s Apotueoai
Broad Street, Albany, Ga.
I^EEP Conilenlly cn band n LARGE and FRESH SUPPLY of
DDUCS, II EDI TINES, PATENT MEDICINES or E?err Kill,
PAINTS, OILS, QI,ASS, PUTTY, KEROS1NE OIL, LAMPS dk Fixtt,
FINE CIOAU8, CHEWING AfiMOK(NO TOBACCO .
FINE WHISKY, BRANDIES &o.,
For Medical Purposes.
Also, a FRESH Supply of
G A R D El N
SEE XX
_A_].L of which they offer te LOW te any house, for CASH.
jar PRESCRIPTIONS NfitllF III CarefMlIy Compoanded, il *11
llty or Nlfihl.
A Sharp
Satisfaction.
Fob 2 3ni
of Patronage is solicited, and they tvatrifi
LAWTON & LAWTON,
S’KOIS'tTOEI
—AND—
Commission Merchants,
/
FOURTH STREET,
MAOON
Dealers in
Thu prompt payment of which, may ba im-
plicitly relied on.
It (uanmtaM th* full payment of *11 m«r-
luary dues, upon tha death of* member af
any cloa*. to the extent, if necessary, of seven-
eighths of it*profits, to be paid over within wlx-
iy day*, or sooner, to th* family of th© do-
iccsscd, or a* may ba directed by him or her
* will or otherwise.
It popularises tha Masonio nysteui of Lif*
lururanoe, (which U * noblo charity,) bull*
ehenper even than that ayttam, to any person
■ flSWffiBKfMU-
aad challenges eompurieon with ril other
tyatema of Life Aainrsnoe now extant.
Come forward, and examine il* CoMtitu-
Hon. and Ua liberal By Law*
Principal office—LnGnngo Troup Cn. G*.
John x McMillan,
•at 2nd If
Albany. G^
J.
I’lVXWK
Lircry Stab!# AUkM. ' I
raknaifit
Bacon, Grain
of *11 kinds.
Supplies Complelc al all TlMes.
GUANO EMPORIUM.
WE WILL SELL
ALL KINDS OF GUANO-
Particularly present to tho loileo of Planter*
PATAPSOO
GUANO COMPANY,
' Of Baltimore.
Works under lha immcdlala anpariateadanen
of Dr. G. A. LlEBIG. tho celebrated
Agricultural Chemist.
This Guano will te for aria by a* Wow-
tag Cammiarioa Honaaa in HMoa, 0*. t :
St"
DIMUBONl 1
fpHE copartnership heretofore exUU*|ke
I tween ROGERS. ft PATTISON, *
Foundry Buslne**, U this day
i
sundry Buslne**,
mutual oonaent.
Thomas Pattison wiU oonlinna th* t
in all ita departments, tofwhomaUalal
b* presented for payment, and who will 9
loot all monies due the firm. * . *.
P. 8. ROGERS. n f-
THOMAS PATTISOff.-
Albany, Ga., Maroh 1, 1809.-lm* ; . . j
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THEY CURE
AX* All
STOMACH AND LIVES.
Hardeman & Sparks;
Adams, Jones & Reynolds’, Jon-
atlisn Collins^W Fears, and
Lawton & Lawton, at
TON, uASF,
ton to pay ax-
. lfitk Goto.
uww.
lafldKtn
ms
•Of an sUee, kept coMtni t on hnnA- 1 ■
I ara prepared to embalm il I hodlee whh.
ont mutilation or expoeuja, < abort apUM.
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