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BY CABBY W. STYLES.
ALBANY, GA., JUNE 8J,, 180#.
“SmtMllkrPnutUfttflm'witkltmtmUii,
threw. J if /«««• oJuTwririM if pi*."
Iiqn't Onmoir.^-Afttr reading
.peril., third line, wo ««!*••
pre»s(d with Ike aol.tuu Itulkflil.
doctrine rnuoel.lrcl, «•* ouy
Miftlox mind lialb**, *»•*»* i*? I 1 "
uTwr.rl ii»ill turn A. or.rwi.lwtui
pow.rofiu Initb, can oaljrbo aaeoaalad for
•ft
b P r.pV^. l lb.V.,.r i «.-.d raakltaa aulrire
ji i>Ilka a (rind dorlo column oflrnth aid
Judicial Intffrl!/—aal Lib. wlld.rnre. aud
riaiaa bccraavaxd, as a baacoa Id mark Ika
path adown which error la drsgglug *» *•
public; It la a monument ot glory loluau.
ihor, aad will bo aakalaiad In biatorj.
Sufiarioi.t. Raaotaa.—The Chronicle 4
Beotraelaajrt:
I a decided ajpree
KSK.Ba.ir;
against the■ position Ukan hr the Macon
Ttlprtfk aa to tka elTecl of tue decision of
the Buprii
MM
_ Supreme Court upon the atelln or tbo ex-
pelted negro member..
Hororafof tbo leading Jonrnala bare not
too <|ueallon. Among
rat taken paaltlou on
tbeao, wo hollow, Ika Atlanta papera, the
Saraaaah KtfMien* and the Alban/ Arira
are among tko moat aoaaptauoua.
If tarothi* ®rMkt .had read ua with aa
much aari aa wa general!/ road hla ndmtra.
bio ldadart, he would not hare erred In elaea.
tng ue among the “doubtful," IVe were
narar on that Hat Ore mlnutce Hint wo kuun
of, at an/ one lime, on an/ eubject.
Tko Decision.
The Colambua ttonjrar , e anuulrloo of ne,
are anawarad In laat laaue of IlieHawe.
IVo bold that tba doolalon adjudlcalra Ihe
eonatlfuttonal qneotioW, and that negroea are,
and ware,at tba lima of their oxpuValon, elf
tbo Legislature i tbnt the
filling of Ibelr plaooa with peraona not elect-
ed did not dlraat them of their rights’) llml
tholr righto were olmpl/ held In ebeyance
fill tbo prop* tribunal oonld hear anil dc-
irnaino the conatltnUonal birth Ineolecd,
and that a wlae nolle/, aa well ita tbe ninjoa
- - w—though It be errontoual/ pro
1/ of Ihe law.
nonnoed—demaada our ao<|iileecfnoc.
Tbe nogro.-e will bo reacted, whether ive
aa/ /aa or na/t and that’o not all, lierao-
eratle members who cannot anbaeribo In ll.e
oath required 1./ the Uth Amendment, will
be polUel/ Incite! to audio their aentn for
the negroea and eoalawaga who reeolceit the
neat hlgboat coleoi and tbe bn/onet will
preaa tbe InctUtlon till aoceptaneo bo a ne.
ceaalt/,
Tl.la part of Ufa Infamona programme will
be wlthout-lbe authority of law; and “rrala-
laaoa to t/rany la obedience to Hod.'
lint bow Stall It ha reflated T Tbo law.
are aileat when might apeaka, and fnree must
oppoae force when tba right la aaaoiled I./
tawleaanffa.
When Juatice aleepa, and remedial lawa are
impotent, there are but three ailernalivea
for tbe wronged and op proofed—abject aub.
lutaatoo, open rebellion, and the “Iflrlne
Clikrge ta tbe (irand Jury of
Donxbcriy I'eiel/.
lection for land inorcaa capita value incjjcaaoa;
irji ■ gricumirni
remunerating pri
Mat Tear, umi l
for tbo nreaeut v
RKl.lYKUKP ItV 11IB HONOR,
JUDGE I. n. CLABli;
Jvbb 21 rt, 1800.
I congratulate you, gentlemen, on the im
proved cud Improving condition of the coun
try, agriculturally and financially. A fair
.» ir j #0 for tbe product! of the
the nioRt flutteringproiqiccte
prexeul year, uliould fill our Urartu
with gratitude to tho author of thrno bit*/*-
inga At no period, gim-o my renldvnce in
South wealt-rn Georgia. now 27 yearn, have I
•ecu iitorr aatibfactory rvidniorn of an abun
dant crop. Everywhere, within tbia Cir
cuit, the country prrarutB an uninlcrupled
ftrrlffl of good crop*. Fine atamlif of corn
and ootton, all in a good rIuIa of cultivation,
and In a tbrifly growing condition, can hr
aeenefery where.
Tbrae are sourcoR of great cncourngcmrul
to all of iir. When agriculluro thrive*
every other Internal pronpet-a ; when ngrl
culturc UnguhdicH every other intercut buf
fer*. Our proHpcclH in ihe futuro are
bright. Let ur nil lake courage, and renew
our esertiuiib to make this, the moHt favored
Rection of the lahd, what it aliouM he, and
what it will bo, Ihe Uncut, tho iiiomI fruitful,
the richest part of tho country.
Thero are dlfllaullicx in our woy ; hut
they are only of j chuw with other* that he-
»at overy occupation. ••Man ahull eat bread
by thoRwentoma face and no effort of
and aa ita profita Incremolta value will con
tinue to incrcaae- Theae are no utopian
tbeoriea, but practical auggeationa (bat even
gome of ottrofd citizcne will live to realize.
Here it tuny not bo out of place to call
j'our attention to a prcviwlon of tho Jaw, that
life ia remunerating Hint ia not hedged about
* ' dliUculticH
with difficult Iba. One of tlieno
and the moat aorioua onoia the
EigUt" that rekindled the flamea of liberty
in France, when Charlotte Cordny defined
"energy" to be "The eeutiment which aid-
uatea thoee who, diadaining the ronaJUera-
lion of tlielr own safely, sacrifice theiuotdvta
for the take of their country."
"Pambu Tnaooa* Hill Oats, Boi/mi*
8out«."—In looking ovar tha Rhlpplog list
of tha Hew York Herald, the above tap!»*•
aion arraata our attention. It i* generally
known that Hall Oala ia on* of the maritime
eataa of Gotham. aa well m the terminua of
-* - ■— J ■ •••»*-• lmda to death }" but
different con
p _ ftlie Return
of Ika North Iklnk that the' South is, or
laAiton grifKTjo.v.
lit On account of Its unreliability.
2nd On accotrnt ofit* scarcity.
That it ia, aa at preacut organized, utircliu
hie, all muKt admit. lint it ia unrcUabtc
overywbero. It never boa, and never will
answer tho expectations and the desire of the
employer. Eight here, tho contest between
oapital ond labor conmu'imca ; and it will go
on with more or leas bitterness, at Intervals,
aa long na there Is a man hired or a man to
bo hired. Tlicao antagonisms are new to ua,
they did not belong to tho old svalcm, hut
sprang up slmullanooufty with the ucw or
der of things, as u natural factaf tho system.
They were new to ua, tut old to everybody-
else. And wc must remember that wo ure
entering upon, or rather nrc suddenly thrust
into, the middle of taese troubles, that other
B eoplc have l>ocn enduring for centuries. In
urope, and lu tho iiorthcru part of the
United States, you read of strikes among
operatives and other labor disturhuiicca.—
The peoplo of three loculltb's have lmd to
cotnu into coutact with tlieno dillicultie* lime
ami time again, hut they have ever met ami
overcome them. Capital h»a always, in the
end, controlled, and always will, in tho utid,
feonfrol labor. It is the grout law of politi
cal economy on the subject, and is invariable
and ns certain in its operations ns tiny well
known ami established law of trade or fi
nance. The moment it ceases to control it
that moment capital looses its prestige ami
ucascs to become n power—ceases to com
mand tho respect and admiration of man
kind.
These ditJJcultloR have arisen with us —
they will arise again ia Ihe future ; but wc
will meet them and overcome them wit It
inure facility in the future than In tho past.
We must overcome them f Wc cannot afford
to fold our arms and surrender Ihe contest
[t is not in our nature to do it: nr will our
interest prompt ur to it. Weave a blanch
of the great Anglo Huxoti race, before whom
all difficulties Imve ever nttiinhed~a branch
of tbe same race that compicjeti this .country
and raised it up from :\ w ilderness, to it l pres
sat state of advanced and advjuciiig
grentiums. We arc nut of lho race to lie
down and fold our bauds, and submit to In*
overwhelmed by ditliculliei that attend upon
all systems of free labor.
4 The second difficulty -
TIIK 0CAIMJ1V «»K I.AIIOJi
the Brood-way "that loads to d«t
issezzft
or lk« North think tbot tho 801
ought to bo, on'lho “other .Mo," which wr
toko thollbort/ of oon.lrniog o> »o plrew,
irfre'? f * OBrt " ,iD *
Tko oxpronion atrikoi ui, bower, oo por-
tlcol.rl/ HMlInbl* la th,t tUti known no
“cornett:inkC.ro," wko bore “.rrirrd," ond
token ofid.l quwtoro in tho South. Whelk-
eicet of RU Dooliohlp, ui M good u
i,” ta iraantcrinl. Tho/ ore diligoot In
tholr colling, ond but loo «ncco.»fi>l in Iboir
o/ort. for tko iuloruli of him to whoio do
main, tho/ hnro o porpotu.l pooo.
Buuouw Soouu.—Tko Altnnin Cooolltu-
tiow w/i:
That Qnoonur Bullock mount to oonoono
tho UgtololuM o fow do/o ago, to undonin.
hie. Thu ha anu to do » wow, io not >o
oortotn. Tho horrid pootlhllit/ of. .urmr-
ful impwehmout la uld to frown torror up
on tho gaboraotoriol real. Impoochmrnl io
b/ io mom ow tmprohoblo thing.
Tho Aw boo It thuo:
Tun IitamiATunu—That V.ot'nw
Tiow .—If Bnlloak waoIa to caII an- oxtrA
BoaaIod of tho Legislature, wh/ don't ho do
oof Thia thine of writing * Proclamation,
convening Iho LogUInturo, and then In/lng
It npTSd>7, in not uxnoll/ tho olonn thing-
out with il7 Governor. man—bo bold.
Wku If Iho/ do tmpoaob /on t Your bollrro
coediogl/
r onxioux ta proei
IllfGRTANT TkcIUON OY TSE
wymmcowt.
d akwiw, y«»»
destined, ultimately, to work out great
id *
and good results, and that Is the
HOMKHTKAD LAW.
it wouM he a narrow ami oircum^criheii
view of this bcneficiait measure to regard it
useless as a measure of relief to the debtor
class. Outside of this narrow view, and ai
a law prospective In Its beat results, it coin-
imoots itself to the consideration of nil
lhoughifu) people. It gives permanency to
population, umi keeps the landed estate of
the country iu the hands of the old praprie.
tori, thereby tendiig to produce conferva-
lism and protect society. It is a noble Irl.
butc ti woman, and a final admission of her
aervlccH and her eminent merit. For eentur-
ies she hns had no legal existence—her
rights of person ami property were all sub
ordinate to ami fixed in the husband. All
ihe poaition she could occupy was only such
GEORGIA—Dougherty County. #
TVhereaa, Martha V. Hilbert, Executrix of
John D. Gilbert, late of said county, deceased,
dies to me for leave to sell tbo north east
r of lot of lurnl number -1U5, in tbe 1st
district of Uouguerty county, for the bonefit
of the heirs and creditors of said ca'ate.
These are therefore cite all parties in
terested, to be end appear at my office within
tho time prescribed by law, to nhow cause, if
any they can, why said leave to cell should
not he granted.
Given under my hand and official signet are,
this "ffd day of June, 1WW.
W. II. WILDBlt,—
June 20, 1 Stiff- tiOd Ordinary.
on tf»o magnanimity or prmlonc© of tho bus
hand allowed to her. lr ho wasted l|is citate
to the Inst farthing in debauchery, she wus
ilb
compelled to stand by an idle spectator and
see tho luhl mill go, her children in rugs nnd
ignorance, with no earthly power to May the
destruction. Her dreams of happl
ppitiCHN, her sac
rificcs, her self-denial, her days and nights of
ocaseless vigils, her unrelenting nnd undying
oare, her life of atfectionate devotion, often
realized only this most hopoloas and tuisera.
hie consummation. Hut thanks to the ago
that has nohieved such a signal triumph for
humanity, and recognized berst her north—
whilst she Is. nnd ever hns been, tho best and
noblest of her raoo. Hlie can now feel (bat
all is never lost; that thero is a little bonus
tbnt the law protects, which, prudeutly and
carefully maunged, as she alone can manneo,
will give food and sholter, and education vo- -*
her helpless offspring. Her trust is a sacred
one, and she can feel now that she has the
mentis of discharging it faithfully. Who
would tako this little capital from her!
Kather give it to her without grudging, as a
jr pri'ce*
tribute to her priceless worth, and us a com*
pensation for those patient toils of which wo
know but a tytho-*a monument to woman
hood, around which clusters all the
graces, nnd the virtues that cnoblo the race
11 is said that this bcucficicut law will in
jure aud destiny credit. Why so? The
whole landed estate of England ia protecti-d
d In
by a stringent homestead law, nnd no conn
try in tho world bus bettor credit, has amass
ed more wealth, bus arisen to greater emi-
nonce, or is superior in those solid attain,
meats that give her such a high character
among the nations of the earth.
1 beg to call your attention to n matter of
deep interest,
Is one that new umi improved modes of
agriculture and immigration will overcome.
tVlieu I speak of immigration, 1 do not rtfer,
even in a remote degree, to foreign immigru-.
lion. That seems, now, to he a furor it
■cws paper topic—someuhut of n hobby.
Brit' nothing will ever count of it. The
while immigrant never lias and never will
» extensively into the cotton culture.—
.Ingland, will, her homily money, never suc
ceeded ill inducing white laborers to the
•sat Indies. Her peasantry never could !>••
tempted. They preferred In remain in the
try upon low wages, even to dig in coal
. hundreds of feel below tile surface ol
earth, shut out frutu light and air rather
go to India and engage in the cultiva
tion of cotton. The tide of immigration lias
set, heretofore, towards the grain districts—
(There are reasons for this which could be
given If there was lime) nnd into the grain
districts it will continue to How. It is now
set ling towards the grain regions of Virginia
'and other sections ot the Houth. Colonies
'ire now pouring down itilo the rich valley
if Virginia from Pennsylvania nnd othci-
bortheru States. That great and good old
State will soon become a vast hive of indus
try, and her valUea and her mountains will
blossom ns the rose As the lido Hows Into
the old dominion, the Idneks will recede be
fore it, ami settle iu the cotton belt. .Such
tiik oi.i> nr.iris.
These matters should nil bh settled out of
tbo court room, amt in tlmt spirit of common
honesty and liberality llyil should character-
i*o our people. As soon as the war closed,
the great majority of Southern merchants
went North and settled their debts at 2fi cents,
at 10 routi'. or upon sonic other liberal basis
The credited met the creditor with n liberal
ily that nil must commend. Will the rrodi
tor of the Hoitlli show less liberality toward)
Ills neighbor nnd fellow citizen 1 Let there
be no such reproach brought home to our
doors. Ifliie debtor will meet Hie creditor
in a spirit of boues'y. and Hie creditor will
meet tbo debtor ill tin spirit of liberality,
these matters can all be adjusted, and the
courts relieved of them. They have emhar
rassed legislation, somewhat unsettled full
dameutal legal principles, and should ho dis
posed of speedily iu Iho manner indicated.
Aslung as they exist they «ill he n burden
on the industry and enterprise of the ucoplc
The debtor runnol work with a wills* long a*
the piooeeils of Ills labor, which he leef*
should go to his little ones, are In danger of
being swept away by a wailing and eager
creditor. A liberal and just spirit ofeuiu-
promise will dispose of the whole matter in
the only w ay it should he disposed of.
And, now iu conclusion, lei me ask you iu
view; ol the past, Ihe present and Ihe future,
wlm' is the great duty of the citizen f What
do the exigences and perils of Ihe times r
quire at his hands ? The answer is -main
tain at all limes nnd under all clrcunislnuoe!
tbe supremacy of the
GKOUGIA—Mitchell County.
■\TOTICK is hereby givon that on day
Xi * 1800, Calvin R. Lindsey, late
of said county, departed this Ilfs intestato,
and no person having applied for administra
tion on said cslato of tho said C. E. Lindsey,
and that in terms of the taw administration
will bo rested in the Clerk of the Superior
Court, or some other fit and proper person,
thirty days after the publication of this oils,
loss
after the publication
tion,’unless eotnc good and valid objection is
made to Ills appointment.
Given under my band nnd official llgna-
lure, this Juno loth, UJOff.
II. 0. HASHER,
June 25, *00—,1’rs. fee S$4. Ordinary.
COTTON GINS!
/"kNK 60 nml
U ■»!«—WA
■oTA At ».,/ L(
NK 60 And one 00 Hnw Colton 0#r-"fhT
Ic-WAK11ANTKI>! Will bo
,../ LOW IMUCKH.-
war Amtly to
W. H. WILDER,
Juno 28.1, 18011—8* Auknt.
FIR E-Plt OOF
T HIS valuable Medicine is preprred for
Women exclusively, and to be used by
women only. It is adapted especially to tboso
cases where the womb is disordered, and will
cure any irregularity in the "menses,*’ ex
cept in such cases as require a surgical oper
ation. As those last are very rare, the Fi-
malk REoiiLATon is of almost universal appli
cation. In a sudden shock of the "monthly
eourses'* from cold, trouble of mind
cause, it acts like a charm, by mtaToiixa tue
tuscuAnae in evrbv instance, thus relieving
the fever, headache, pain in Ihe small of the
back aod "lower stomach," flushes of heat
about the face, chilly sensations, burning of
the eyelids and gsnertw restlessness? Taken
in time, all theso syononis pass away imme
diately, without itiiuiy to iho Constitution.
Frequently, however,ffho proper remedy Is
not applied in tim* tho disease becomes
chronic, and tho fou/dation laid for number
less evila to the coi^tUuilon of tho woman.
The next "turn" comes around and there ia
no "show," or perhaps the "whites" will ap
pear. Thorc will bo some uneasiness about
the womb, but very little or nono of the nat«.
ural fluid escaping. Tho complexion becomes
sallow, bowols awolen, a aort of greenish cast
about the fooo, constant dull aching pains in
the head, weight in tko lower stomach and
back, with or without tho whites, palpitation
of tho heart, pallor, oxhaustion, indigestion,
weariness, langour, aching across the loins,
loss of appetite, pain in left breast, tightness
across the ehost, eough and giddiness. If
still allowed to go on, green sickness will bo
fully developed—the headache becomes severe
Cotton Ware House for Rent I
rpHti LAUGH and COMMODIOUS FIllB-
X proof Ware House in Albany, Ua., here
tofore occupied by Hum, Johnston & Co., will
bo oflVrod torrent at 1'UULIC OUTCRY, in
Albany, (la., at tho Auction House of Messrs.
Cooper & Co.,
On Saturday, July 31,1869.
The renting Is lie from 1st August, 1 Stiff,
1st August, 1*70. A tino opening for n splen
did business is offered tot'ottoii Factors.
For pnrliculatH apply to either
Y. U. UUHT.
or IIICH’D IIOUHS,
Trustees for Mrs. IV. 1* Jennings.
• Albany, tla., June 22d, IHtlff—Id
Macon Daily Telegraph copy until
day of renting.
BARTIIAM & FANTON
prize: medal
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machine
Miituffirlory, DIMMUM, CONN.
omOBiSilHAl.KSRIUlM, H:w BROADWAY
NEW YOHH
riixt P.emtmn ovur Doulilu Thread
Machines!
rrnnvlitm nt rails F.xpoattlou I
ritut Premium at American Inutltutu
It Is our great shield anti protection—the
foe oflljo vicious mid the friend of Iho help-
tons. Every one can claim its I rang protec
tion, mol no one should he allowed to wan
tonly disregard its sanctions* tViihnnl law
society gets into nil manner of disorders,
and lit the midst of disorders nil kinds of
crime arc perpetrated. Confidence is lost,
dsatoraiiration ensues, capital hides itself
away, Tallies depreciate, nnd feelings of in
security lake possession of Iho mind of Iho
people, and anarchy, the foe of nil govern-
meiil, speedily follows.
It should ben recognized fact,and read of
all men, anil known of all men, olnsses mid
condition* of society, Hint tlu law bulks.—
Tlmt there is no crime so great or so small,
no criminal so high or so low tbnt tho law
will not reach. When tho people take tho
law iu their own hands and hecoino tho pri
vate executioners of justlco—no matter how
grave (he offense, nor how guilty the offend
er, sooicy is tho sufferer. The moral effect
of sitch executions is lost. Hut when the
has been the tenor of my otldresaea to tho < law, with its strong liandtr, and initatm\)c>ty,
Graft Juries around this Circuit, but l did
not thiuk the fullfillmeut of uiy theory was
so scon to be realized. Within Iho hmi four
weeks, as many aa three colonic# of blacks
have left tha old State and settled in’ ticor-
Tbo exodua has commenced, and will
;o on until the cotton boll roeeivet the great
iulk of tho negro population or all the grain
region north of ua. Atlanta Ilea on the gretfl
isothermal Hue. Above U tho white# will con-
•egate, and below it tho blacks. So that
a may (Willy conclude thgt (he cotton belt
to become the home of tho blacks, whether
they will or not, driven ami forced here by
the great tidal wave of immigration. This
result will bo accomplished sooner than wc
Wow anticipate. Then labor will bo abun
dant and then capital will control it. As
long aa labor la scarce, a* long as (hero ia
•aa man to two plowa^ labor has capital at a
disadvantage 5 but Wa soon at these two tusu
•who.seek to work tho sfihwmulo:or-use
tho ••»• koo, havo eaeh a mule and
* hoe, then the triumph la complete
and capital assumes kar rightful position ;
and then the tenant assumes his proper rc-
latton to the landlord. .He becomes a de
pendent, and the monM and politioal power
f the landlord at once becomes paramount
1 ad supreme here, aa It doea iu other coun-
riea and localities. It ia aupreme erery-
rill be the cate only when the pref
‘ nw relatione art changed* -when
landlord being dependent on hla ten
ia Unapt is dependant on the land*
This view of Ika ceec relieves the fu
•f iln unpleasant feMnres, nnd adnata
if power aod influence, proper;
takes hold of Iho criminal, ami brings him to
justice, tho moral effect is lasting nnd per
manent.
If wc wo aid protect society, enhance tho
value of property, disabuso tho public mind
of our noon sera, we must “MUmd by the taw "
in all cases. If it is sometimes slow lot ua
bo patient, do our duty,nbUlo results and nil
will be well.
ralr J0G7!
And wherever exhibited.
Tho Most lDomimblo
‘Family Machino in tho World
IT 18 KASY TO MANAGE!
HKAUTIFUL IN DEHIQNI
PERFECT IN IT8 CONSTRUCTION!
ond can perform a larger range of work than
any first clam Machine now made. It Is al
ways In. order, nnd consequently always
ready to'run/ Prices range from $55 to
$200, or same ns other first class Machines
June 22d, 18UU—Cm
I TUOS. 4. MOLOXY, J».
I Savannah. Qa *
Branch of tho old Philadelphia Firm of
Tmt Avuvsta Postomc*.—"Reliable
Authority" says that neither Bryant nor
irthlr
Hacker, Wetkerill & Oo,
Ulodgctt will got tho Post mastership at this
city. It la said that b^th the Mongrel and
Carpet-bagger have so faithfully shown up
iho character 0/ oaok other to tbe President
that bo baa decided to throw them both over
board aud try a uew deal. "Let ua have
peace."—Chronicle £ Aaiiad, 20.
~tNronrBBS, Hxa&kbs & Gxowebs in—
PENNSYLVANIA
Tamer and ike Fort Office—lie De-
(’raises (• riaz oat Ms Hail.
i, Field & Rower Seeds,
Washington, June 18.—Turner, Ihe negro
Postmaster of Macon. Ga., has not yet fifed
hla bond. The white natron* of Tnraar here
say they would go on the bond-but that Tur
ner stubbornly persists lu • having blaek
bondsman.
Seeds warranted FUESll and PURE, and
sent by mail to Planter# on enclosing money
to the abovo firm. Postage 2o. per each *
ounces.
New Adyofrtigomontg’
WHOLESALE DEALERS Df
NOTICE!
SotrrnKR. DiaYiior orGunxM*.
Alban/, Ga., June 28U, 18fi9.
Flour, Biscuit, & Crackers,
DR. J. BRADHELD’S
mm RiiiLATflit,
VFotnau’s Best Friend
Oriental Splendour!
J. ROSENFIELD & BRO.,
with losa of memory, diminishing sensibility,
relish for food,
sick btomacii, dyspepsia, no
loss of flesh, increased fluttering of the heart*
swrllibu or TUB fkkt, legs and body and oc
casional atdtting of blood. The slightest ef
fort causes iiubbiku ubkatiiiko, almost sur-
rocATioN. The skin ia flabby and a "doughy
feel." This is a and picture, but it is tho con.
ditiou of thousand# of women between the
age# of 15 aad 45, who are brought to the
verge of the grave by iguornuco or neglect to
lake 11 io proper remedy. To all who are af
flicted with any.of the symptoms above men
tioned, in connection with an irregularity of
the "monthly sickness," wo^ earnestly say
TAKE Ufiu'J. UUADFIELD’B FE.
REGULATOR. A few ounces taken, you will
at once experience its benefits, and with n
little patlcuco you will be fully restored to
health.
This remedy has been extensively used for
upward# ot twenty years by many of the most
experienced aud successful Pliysiciau# of
Georgia.
We repeal, that Dr. J. URADFIELD 8 FE
MALE REGULATOR is prepared for Women
and to be used by Women only.
A trial is ail we ask.
Prepared and sold in any quantity, by
L. II- IIKADI IELH,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
Atlanta, Ga.
I*ricc,$l.50 per Boftlo.
Bold by Druggists generally.
Atlanta, Ga., December 2fflli, 1808.
Dr. J. DmAUKJKLii—Dear Bir; 1 take plea
sure in staling that some time previous to tbe
war, 1 used, with the utmost success, on n
servant girl, your FEMALE REGULATOR,
irepsred then at Uradfleld’s Drug Store, West
*oinl, Oft. She bad been suffering severely
from suppressed menstruation, and this Medi
cine soon restored her to health. Hhe is, (O'
day, living in Atlanta, Round ami well.
• I will slate, further, that I know of itn being
used, with equal success, on a servant girl of
uiy brother in-law, Prof. Rutherford, of
Alhous, Ga. This woman had, 1 think, been
diseased for six years. BJie was a house ser
vant, nnd seemed cured, up to the time of
"freedom." 1 do not hesitate to indorse your
prepatation for tho purposes for which you
recommend it.
Yours truly, JNO. C. WII ITN HU.
BTATB OF GEORGIA, Tnonr County.
This is to csrlify that I have examined the
rccipn or Dr. Joseph Hradficld, of thin county,
and, as a medical man, pronounce it to be n
combination of Medicines of great merit in Ihe
treatment of all diseases of females for which
lie recommends it. WM. P. BEASLEY,
This Deccmher 2!st, 1858. M. D.
Mouhtvillk, 1808.
Dr. J. IlBAnrtBLn—Dear Biv i I havo much
pleasure in saying I havo witnessed the most
decided and happy effects of your Female
Regulator in this neighborhood.
WM. ii. FIMCIIEN.
Mountvilln. 1808.
Dr. J. Bbadfiblu—Dear Sir; I hive re
peatedly used, in my family, your Female Reg
ulator, and have, iu every case, met with com
plete success. G. L. DAVIS.
Ok. 1 also prepare, and hate for tale,
YEAST POWDER, equal to the best, and for
much lets price.
gfijrlalso prepare a LIQUID BLUING,
now in use by many qf the best house-keepers
in the oily* nnd prcnouncod hy them to be
very superior.
X. B- BRADFXBUD,
DruRgist* Atlanta. Ga-
Sole Ageat for Geo. M. Day’s
Sure Pure for Intemperance.
April 23,180ray~
m AUD SALE STABLE
H0R8BB, HACKS, PHJETOHS,
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
Always Ready ran Customkbs and tiik
Tuaveuxo Pubuo.
Good Stable llaom r#r Siotk
And ample aeeommodatlona for all,
AT KINGS,
orrostTK TOWN’S HOUSE,
ALBANY, GA.
Albanyi J une T8,1800—-Cm -
-:0:-
Sende^greeting to his friends, emiomen ui
Have just opened at their
IB .A. x Zx -A- _A. DBS/,
Boxt mnrknu on Ui« Com^
Second lloor from Toiro’s Hotel,
500
(Towx'h Buiiuixu,)
A LA1IQK nml KLl’QAMLY Maortml .took of
STAPLE & FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Ladies’
yMziC
Goods.
!>f nicrj (l.iwriplion, ..if.!/ nnd qtin!i!/ %
suolt n.
l-’iun Turltonn, Urilliantu, Muslinn,
Cmnbrics, Alpacas, lSoiubanincit
Mourning Goods, Morning Robes
Shawls, Ribbons, Worsted
Goods, all kinds, Corsets,
Hnopttkirfs, Kid Gloves,' Hats and
Bonnets, nnd TEN THOUSAND
oilier things for
For Ladies’& Childrens’ Wear.
Also, an immense stock of
FINE CLOTHING,
—AND—
Gents’ Fiirnishina; Goods,
Of fte best ENGLISH nnd FRENCH Material
—AND—
Custom Mad« Work,
•Boots, Shoes & Gaiters,
For Ladies and Miasm, dents and Bo/s.
Hats, Caps and Trahksv
Of tho lateit styles nnd host mako.
Hosiery, Notions, &o.
And alt manner of
.3ACHARIAS’ COLUMN >
E. ZACHARIAS
lh. public generally, and nnnenneet
/ Ihe opening of the
GOLDEN REALIST'
Having just returned from Ike
-With Over
O^S^IS
Of lt#f I# aai Fancy
DRY GOODS
LADIES’ HATS,
DRESS TRIMMING
AND
Straw Goodi
GENTS’ CLOTHING
AND
BOOTS, SHOES, HAT|
AND
HEAVY GOOD
(For laborers wear nnd plantation f
E. ZACHARU
In pnpnnd to mpply,
Every W.
: I
and to plmiss th.
--WS
Taste and Fancy
All are invited to take a look
ALBANIAN SPI
—OF HIB—.
HEAVY GOODS,
Dissolution of Partnership.
For laboring; Claeae« ju»d Plantation use. In
faet, EVERYTHINU.usually found In |
mn^PARTNERSHIPS OP RUST, JOIIN-
8TON & CO., at Albany, Ga., and Bust,
Johnston A Lockett, at Savannah, Ga., have
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.—
Tho Books and accounto of the old firms will
** Iboaiaa II. Johtuton.* P *' d/ M ' |Dry Goods Establishment.
( Tka undersigned hereby give* ootlve of bis
appointment aa Aeelgaee of Fed eric Lehman,
of the county of Dougherty and Stato of Geor
gia, who has, upon hla ow
cast. Julian81.,* -* : S:»vmmnla,Ga.
June 2fid# IStm-tm 1st Jaa.
J. M. COOPBR A CO., Agents, Aihauy. Ua
llamaat by Iho— T
Either Partner in authorised to receipt in
•eltlement.
.Y. G. RUST,
T H. JOnNSrON,
B. G. LOCKETT.
Albany, June 14,1
CEOURIA—Doagkrrty taialy.
Oturga-ff. Tul’inlappliri Io M fur art Hag
.art at)d .aluriion of a!-bom.M..d of realty
*, th.
BUSINESS NOTICE,
A B TUB SUCCESSOR of Boot, Johai.a A
Not bring
hefby.uoUftr tke public that
er thUdate 1 will uommenoe
Itosonfield 8c Bro.,
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Aro d.t.mlakl to Mil u LOW a. Ik. nail
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