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—- Impcuidut to Tr»T«Utn (JOINS NORTH Wbar y. Here in 6hr» i «'•••'» Ho WM MV pfcHfV' > Working Icgv4l»«-r. U win*! ami Dsy Ml »«J l» Altai* Fljan!" IKB-thals <(—*- Why U’s a *l« To Ihiak oftminy*" • TMMvHhMvrhon, Tom without fe*r- Flrsagrr, look 7 W ‘ • the drift, ( totft* wall, H« held the tlabrrt Rood/ tefbll; lWta'hv«Ufknf« l bW4 him 6AH; “Una Cor yeW H*| J ‘J e Bwa Ihryouf wifv ,M * ,e Don't wait for mi. And that wet an Hoard in the dln- Hoard of Tam r*«n i of VlrgfcU- That's all about Flynn ofVirfiaU. That lat'i me *>(, Hera lath*J»®P- Ont of theiub That ',r <l»nc<l 1 Make* my eft* ran. Well, lhere-4'm done. But, elr.wfcei you’ll Hear the nr* fool AND TO VIRCfflIA SPRINGS 1 TltK CENTRAL SHORT LINE J.ROSENFIELD VIA Oriental Splendour! Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Ri^ILtROAiDS. TO Columbia, Danville, Iltlleboro, Cheater, Richmond, Ilaieigli, Charlene, Washington, Weldon, Dallebnry, Baltimore, Petersburg Salem, Philadelphia, Portsmouth (lreenabore, New York, Norfolk. AND VIA DAY LINK BTRAMERB TO BALTIMORE. Flynn ol Just you Bay yon fr— 8»j tbit jtu'T, befn 'J.r. 60 MILES SHORTER Then any other Houle between Augusta and Points North 1 Utter itmBtMrUft l»lh»B»v»n ■>k lUiMnainnK, U\., Jfllf 18tb, ’00 | tfntfcwilksUamug tho effort* ol our uoUUoptl u*V-umt<r* to further hu- inUUto'Wvd degrade a'noblo ami cliiv- airouB poojilc, thrAiglt wbo*o vtiiui* courne tho purest ami beet blood ol <* Anglo-Saxon raor, I fljofoe to uo ablA to report from this Motion ol Hoa&weotcni Georgia, a general re vival if apirita amonget »1T cIubwh ol our population. It it true, wo arc not officially alvUcJ by tho conntim- iwd autboritief m to tho exact rein, tion.wo enntaia to tho general govern- , moot, nor haa tho 1 lullock proolaimiil, f through hie ofloial organs, nn inton lion to open the doom ol tho pcnilcn - tijirv ip l county jails, for tho relief of , hie coufmroc; yet wo lalco a bopoful I view of the future, cultivate our lands, and endeavoring to *MY0 our bacon.’ In thia immediate section every one aeeme to have come to tho conclusion that the salvation of tho country de pend* upon his own individual exer tions, and to work they havo gone •* .1 hearty goodwill. Hence wo rarely sou a young man of good con stitution loafing around tho street uorpew, waiting Ur anmclhing to ‘turn up,’ so th.it they may obtain light employment\u\ tho nhnao. It is no uncommon thing to wiUeft* on our plantaiiouti young men plowing, hoc* in£ and perforin other laborious duty, wnb, nrevious to the war, craved no earthly comfort they conld not enjoy. •■Nor is thia confined to tho young alone The middle aged, and even those whose heads have becomehoary Iroui 4 the Iroats ol many winters,’ are lend* ing a helping hand in tho dovelup- laent of our agricultural rcaonrcwi.— There are these, too, who a low years ago couutcd their wealth by thtrtTTdus • and*. The negroca also havo imbibed tho uamo spirit, and I have frequency heard employers sty they work an Well as they did faring tho days of •tyery. The ooaaequenco Is. they ari. jovial, light htarlod and hapny, " au4*he Reids and forests resound with Whe Maslody of the old plantation songs Thera are few vagrants, less thieving, and a decided improvement in their moral condition, as la Rally attested bv the records of our criminal courts. Now let tho plenum, at tho ond ol tho year, deal fcirly with them, and con" • vinoe them, nolens volcns, the South ern whito man la their beat and truest frieod, and from him alone may they expect to obtain all thcl* righto. The almost universal determination of our people to dig woalth from tho ground, and the energy with which they have commenced the noble work, awn well for our lutore prosperity, and is decidedly the most hopciul and cheering sign or the times ana will oro from <®Nv.lhraldAjn to wnWlHVrtavo been sinking so rapfd- ly in the lat lew years. 1’rovidenco _ Lae staikd won their efforts—genoral sunshine aadrefreshing ahowora havo happily ahornated in their vialta.— Tho oldest Uhabitants say they nover witneaaod a hotter prospect for a boun tiful harvest Com looks groon and healthy; ooRon luxuriant and fruit ful. There is a perfeot dearth of bus- iaoBC among the merchants, the law yer*, the cfeeton, and mechanics ; tho fact is thopanaei-B are so opgrossrd , . Vith theijerops that they have little t of anything else. Hut fcrops are gathered wo look r time in business circles— tty ol corn, some bacon and' Time Table Going Norilit Leave Macon 0.26 P. M. Savannah 4 7 20 P.M. •• Ailstilo MOP. M. “ AufusU i 7.80 A. M. •• Columbia 1.3ft 1». M. »• CharloUo 8.2ft P. M. 11 (Jreeneaboro MO A. M •• Hiclimunil 11.15 A. M. . “ Washington IMK) P. M. •• 4l*tllmore 10 45 P. M "Pliiladstplila ;... 2.80 A. M Arrive ul Mew York nl O IA A. W Tbs Hhortrst and most desirable Houle to tin* SOuVlUmNIA HIMUNtiH. Tliroiigli Tickets via Ibis llouln to I lie (lrrenliriur WbUaHuipbiir Springs, with privileges ol slopping over m ('Unrlollesvllle, HlntHilon, (inshen, Millborn and (?nvinglon, may be Inol at Augusta, Mavannnb, Mneon, Allauia, Col- ambus, Montgomery, Mobile and N. Orleans Tills Houle traverses an elevalod, fertile and bealiliy region of country, willi pure wntur and Ix-uniiful scenery. « Kmoolli Trank, Iron llridges.and first class Accommodalions. Tba Kalitig IIoiihbi are unHiirpa.o'ed, and Travellers are always as sored ol a boiiiileous meal. aiooplng Caro on Right Trains. 1 brough Tickets good until used, willi op tion In Passengers ol slopping over at Icrini. tial points. Passengers will find Ibis Hie moal eomfor- table and pleasant, as well as I lie most dlrerl ami expedilious Route between llie North and Hmilli RLMLMlnKK Hie “New Kliorl Line," and ask ti^ Tickets via 'H’olumbia and Augusla Haitroad,'' lo insure ti'gKO, ronroHt, and saratv. art*. TIIUOUUII TICKRTHand Tiirouuii IIAUU MIK CIIKi'KS may be bad at Termlnsl 'Hlntbmvnf all Caiinecliug Hoads, and in New Orleans at (leueral Tlekel OHien, under Hi. Charles Hold, corner of HI. Charles and Com* ifieu Hlrrets. o J>. HYDE. ' tinientl Aucuf. f July tt, I Mbit tin ws list KHS, I'ltlh. 1 thus. j. molomv, »n- \ Havapnah. Ua Mer&Miu, HrancliN^f Hie old l'lilladclpbla Firm of Hacker, Wotliorill & 0o H —iMrouTiss, Psalms h asowsss in— PENNSYLVANIA Garden, Field & Flower Seeds, Hseds warranted FRKSII and PURK, and Mat by mall to Plantera on ancloelng money to tho above firm. Postage 2o. per eaob 4 pay, our planters will cotton to Savannah, thence Liverpool, wlicro Yankee manufaettrers raav go and purchase, if they an not willing to pay a lair, send tin direct if thev a» not price here. HAiKnumiiK. ?“ ro S*»M>.woo<li I (Jrto.jMl near t-0wi)J a >i.ake atrikiii" IIo jompo.l lurk tug. ol tfio Himl.it Ot leg. IIo al- e'ien by Uirtmg ■ I IBWling img tin'll tba.nako UcM hi. bi. i their ■nttVc t button, wbirh »vo bn ia four , WHOWISALD DEALERS IN Flour, Biscuit, & Crackers, HAY, ctoo, no 8UulU«Jt._i_j. luviuumli.Oa. J. M. COOPER & 00., Agfa ALBANY, OA. June 22,1, 1800.1111 1.1 Jan. BOWDON Collegiate Institution, JJOWDOy, CARROLL COUNTY, (/A. rpHK FALL TEHM win ojen on> Thursday, 1 August 10, 1800, oontluuo four Tuition and Incidental fee, In advance, $Ji Board. Including ftiel, washing and llghta, oaa bo had at $13 lo $15 per month, payable mouthly, and oven at lower rates by guiog a little waya Inin tho country. Btudeula who meos logetkei find that theli expeniM do not exceed $5 per mouth. from iiiduoemenU lo extravagance and. dtaal- lallon. Tho eoureo of luatruotlon U Language* Matbcmatlcs, Book-JUfplaf, Enfineerlag, cio.. is iborough and praotioaL liowdoalfi ‘ Newnait. (I* , —■■■■■» —— — , lUilroad, on Monday, Wedaeaday and Way of each week.* ‘ r * ' : ^ rough and praotioaL V..V H fl.W* For any ollief informarion, or for Catalo gues, address LiW- i Maj. JNO, M. RICHARDSON, Or Ret. r. K. M. Hkupksson, July 20, OD-Oiw Sco’y llowdon C. I. . lim AND SAU STABLE HOnSES, HACKS, JPHiDTOMS, CARHIAOISS AND MJQUIES, Alwavs Hisaot row OcnowiuiA aku the .. TaifoLiww Pobup. ==l solk ritornrKTons of tub CELEBRATED E. BanOH TIV t» popnnodmoo Ainiiaooa .BKVIOIBABJ - „ ^ o, p^o tqi Ot popaeixe Snot oe a$aooj|«d *Vi®’oouvnujiaoo w 7|w«n ^ ^*1 Mv- |i(*ho4q aeAO lav oi i«pll» MY t *aio7tno 4jotp owi»»o £(\ p^oojafi 8nto<| Have Just opened al (heir ZE3 -A. Z -A- -A- IE?y, Second lloor from Town’s Hold. (Tows’s Builihnu,) A LAHOK and IJLF.OAFTLY assorted stock of STAPLE St rAKCV DRY GOODS, Dl’ON Gootlri- Of every description, v.nlely and <|Unlilj sueli ns Kino TtirlltiiiH, litilliniilH, MusliiiH, CntiihiicH, Alpuutts, Hnmlm/.iiii'H, Mourning Goods, Morning llobcs Shawls, llihlions, Worslwl floods, till kinds, (’orsots, Ilnnpskirts, Kid (llovi’s, I lain and lion lifts, and TKN THOUSAND otlmr things for For Ladies’ & Ohildroim’ Wear. Also, an iuoiieiiBs stork id' FINE CLOTHING, Gents’ Fiirnisliinu; floods Of Hiebesl KNtl I.IHII and FUFNCII Miilnbil Cuntom Mndo Work MANTJFACTUBE COMMENCED BY ELEAZER CARVER IN 1807, AT HATCHEZ, MISS. I^/l -O- M A N U K A C T O 11 Y: ist Bridgewater, Mass. mill: gro'il and ronstatitly increasing complainls by Hplnners and Factors of the t apped or knotted and cut cotton In llie market, arises from the use of Inferior gins, or from T llie lu-use of niiKiblnoii wliicli aro loo complicated ; it bring a wrll rHinblUbcd fact, that the less cotton is bundled of worked over, He belter llie sample of lint : lliereforc, I he simplest murbinc by wliirb llie desired rrsull cm be produced, leaves llie lint in llie best possible condition. In order In piodnco a good sample of cotton, llie Planter must have a Hin Hint will not break, knot or mar llie fibre,—die Moles and Trash must lie separated from llie l.liil,—llie Holton must-be thoroughly opened and not mi/yin/, the seed must also be well cleaned Hint t hero may be no loss. Wo would respect fully call your attention In the OAHVBR GIN. which possesses all die above merits ; it lias for a long relies or years met with extensive sales, and received die bigliost reennimcudnlioiia from llio most iulliienlial dotton Plantrra, Merchants and dolliin Spinners. Ity die well established form of the IIIIATK and adjustment of llie ItOLI. BOX, llie saws are kept !n a central position in die spaces, die rollon is thereby prevented from cliokiug or Hogging, and llio seeds are thoroughly cleaned. The llitusi! performs Ps part in a very superior manner, opening the rollon, nod. with the assistance of the MOTK IKIAKDR and MOTINd dKATf.S, separating the Motes and Trash from die hint losueli II degree of perfecliiili, tlull ils value is greatly enhanced over lhal ginned on Machines with Intel lor Brushes. The 8KI.K- AD.rtJtfTINU or OHCII.LATINU BOX KM lave the peculiar advantage o! causing the din lo run freely an I easily, without healing of the journals, thus av Aiding all longer of lire by nidi on, when propel ly attended. We are prepared lo execute orders lor our new Hill, arranged for ginning die PKKI.KIl and DIXtlN, or oilier long staple upland Cottons,• Ibis din is only mndo when specially ordered. We nito make u viry light limning din, known as the •• CAUYKU IIOIIMK POWKIl CdT TON DIN,” with saws ten.Indies diameter, which is especially adapted to meet the wants of dime raising a limited iimiiiilil of rollon, or those whose Horse Power is not sutlieieiit lo drive our tiins with saws twelve inches diameter. This din will make an eijiially good sample ordollon, and is furnished al a lets price These dins throiighoiil nr hit ill in Ihr noil nuhtltinltnl timnnrr, Ay nprrifhctd Werfotrs, fro ihr ruin' RUST MATRItlAh, (the sir I for the saws being imported expressly for die.- (linn,) and are ol IJxeelleiil liniidi. We feel confident dint llie Carver dins eannil lie hu p is-rd in any of llielr operalious, and for rapidity of dinning and sample of f.'olton made, cannot lie ei|iialed. Kx’iet duplicates of each piece of these dins call ho obtained ol any of our Agents, to lhal any ol die | arts breaking or wearing out, call be easily replaced by the Planter. #3:-' Price, 84 per Saw. E. CARVER COMPANY, Ky\ST imiDUKWATKH, MASS. T. H. JOHNSTON, Solo Agent, ALBANY, OA. .Inly liilli, iMltl-lf Shoes & Gaiters, For Ladies and Misses, deni* and Hoys. Hats, Caps and Trunk* Of the latest styles and best make. Hosiery, Notions, &o. And all manner of HEAVY GOODS, For laboring (Masses and Planla'lon me. I fact, KVKllYTIlINti usually found in a FIRST-CLASS Dry Goods Establishment, Not being accustomed lo charging rxorhl- ^ ‘ lanl prices for Ihcir Hoods, Rosenfield & Bro, Arc determined to cell as LOW a* the rents and (axes will admit; ami being Experienced Merchants. ksy anaounc* I heir purpose ami ability t o i«pa FULL STOCK, ami lositdafy customers. They respect fullv solicit a share of puhlio d iron age, and will aver deem It a pleasure CHAS. VODKER, A^ont form Ilia old friends and I son i for 8Dck i ■ (or all, ref. Beg* leave to inform Ida old friends and patroue and the public just received a LA’ KD Stock of HARDWARK, Kinds, PLANTATION l.MPLKMKNTS lilKdlANII AL TOOLS, »r mry DfKcdiflion At. FINK LIQUORS, WINKS & CIOAHS. All ef which be will sell at dio lowri cash rnjcr.s. I He would aleo Inform tho public, pardou- iajsitnsta* —^ - S UltWlass they can find a f, 0AND1EM onsor, vAni UW*K VRV. "KBiS 1TUY IK)- a Urge *ho»< r r | O MAKIJ ROOM for a LA ltd R ami KLKOANT Block or goods, IMPORT- M EUROPE THE PRESENT STOCK OF DRESS, FANCY AND DOMESTIC D R Y GOODS! <2cut’s Clothing, lints, Boots mill Shuos. SADDLERY, HARNESS & BUGGIES- ALSO, $ t.«%*.• kin LIQUORS AND TOBACCO AT Mayer’s Corner, WILL BE SOLD AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. M U. MAYKIl IS NdW IN P.UROPK, giving Ms personal alti>n« inn to .the sdec.ijon of |ils_ Stock, ami ns shipment* will very soon reach Albany, hn ilntdre* to clove out die ttiwt on band If possible, ami therefore Ims marked hi* prices down, and will sell al pur oltsser'n own fifiires. ‘ ^ _ _ K UISHS LEAVE TO ANNOUkCE, also, that be will in a few day* open a Fresh an! general Slock or HUY U(M)US, tM.dTdl.Nti. dKdtJKHlKS, FAMILY SUPPLIES, etc., n the Kastern Store In OAPT. JOHN DAVIS’ NEW Idlll.DINtl. nest door in Jacksnu (July Hi, ltMff-till l.Cocl. •t»»» e elaeuvtp P av *! l l»j l n 3N1M HiSHI I Somiou „ aflVniHs p u * aapNamajxH .01* oou|ojpoj( puo tHiua - , l a 'U. 0XjX) stjustd. 'sJffNinnp P m 8Jkvt 't-sviD 'ta.io-iaAKa 'ski 'Bsaa ‘uajva-aawai no BKasouas ‘Aiin.i 't- •slania wn p»» lanffcj -UVA ‘8110 'BAKlV.t ('MsodJnA I nop|pjm JOj) ‘Buontin i>« S3kia\ ana.i •saovim aaainous p 0 " sasemu 'saiouiiv isnox -Aosva r"° .laanniOTJ 'eaiisnua iiioox * *ivh aokv.1 'b.ivob xaiiox asu ‘BivoiPtauD ‘saKutiaaH 'sonua ki Bumvaa tivxmii qkv aivsH'ioim V9 ‘Attvaiv uutxu?ltl-l ot saossooong) jy.ANTATION Family Supplies, DM GOODS, lloofrt AND SHOES, ' IKON AND STEEL, IIAUDWAUE & CUTLERY, NVKRT11I M 'A\ UHEOIMS T T BLOOD PURIFIER. Cure* SCIlOFIffiA IN ITS \ AKI0IIS Hll»MS. HUUII AS Uonn’iiiiptinn in Its early stapes, Knlurge- nienl and lllcertiliuii ot die «ilands, Joints, i Italic*, Kidney*, Uleru*, t'hr tiiin IdiiUi. Inal ism. Knipliolis-nf die * kin. ('Iinin- io Sore Kyis, eta., etc., do., etc. —AI.HO— SYPHILIS' ■ ft AI.Z. ITK.I'oltms. DISEASES OF WOMEN I,on* of Appetite, Dick llcidarhe, Liver Uompbiinl, Pain in the Back, liupi:i- dciire in Lite, dravcl, OKNF.ltAI. BAD HEALTH, and nil diseases of (lie BloodJiivc, Kidneys and Bladder. II In II IVrfiM’i ICmiovtilor. •fO]U HOSADALIS.eradicate* every kind of humnr and bad taint, and 1 vs«lorca tbr on lire system to a liealtliy cniidiiiuu It Is perfeodv llan.ilcs*, never pro- diioing llio slighesl injury Ii is mu a Secret Quack Remedy. The article* of which it I* made are puJiliin* od around each bottle. Recmmfndrd by Hip Mrdiral F»t- ully and many Thousand, of our Host ClIlBPIIs. «r For testimonial* of remarkable cure* sco “Ilosadalis Atmnnao" for Ibis year. PHKPAKKU ONLV IlY DR-J. J. LAWRENCE tSc Op., 944 UALTinOUK STUKKT, 1 DBfiiftUilfllaaacpiycp, 2^-Xcai For Sale l»y L. K. & II. E. WFiLCII, Albany, (lit., niul Drug- gists everywhere. PiHKNIN’S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, .XD ALL DU EASES Of TUB < > STOMACH AND LIVER. TBIT AM MCOXMBXDKD BT Till MSDIOAL DP A O XJ Xi T "V. HEGEMAN .t CO„ ao i:\ts, nk ir von ic. Manufactured LyC.F, PANKNIH, tXMST AMD AfOTBXCABT, iltl^Kgg’ON, •loTTlu GOODS vV -V. l- \ ‘ DOWN I m m tiYji* -miuxi. & CO,, AUE UOW 8IXUNQ OUT TIIE!(l LARGE AND VARisO STOCK , OP DRY GOODS ! ispc LOTHIHG; iuUUnun muicuAiwixii, qc. . AT PRICES BELOW NEW YORK COST A MOST nEt.KIIITl-'ITI. TONIC. A MOST nkt,iolITl'l!L TONIC. A MOST DEl.milTKlll. TONIC. Old Carolina Bitters, A Southern Population ! Valuable and Reliable!! E qual if not rupkiiior to {any Uilfer* in lh« Si^lBl.und atn ipueji Ipsh pries. CURES lky*|»d’|»-ia, LOSS OF APPETITE. < Hills .t IVv«t. and is will,, out.doubt theJlKST TONIC B1TTKR3' IN USE. . " GODDltlfllV, WfNlimiV'At CO, ManufaclurerHand Pi-oprivtnr*, and Dtrecr-I«tarter* ^UOtlnlWDia.fNi » and C hem leal.y, , v h,. CII.UU.KSTON.JJ.fl. For sal* by DrMBgl*Jf.\ Tr^M^jfPrtert A BOUT JO MAKE A 0I1ANIUI la iUir UcMion, i, .l»ok .8.111>« cltw^l out \tj the FlntJT IMV 0 Would You Keep Cool ? P^TRoasr'ita^ ■ ■ Scarborough’s Icc 'Hbiisc ! nothing at ^nc Auction, but all “‘ OOfcT ! In at pri< order rivaled what they want. 1st day of Heptemi July M, 18601m 11* call and examine (Iced* and 1 f have resolved to The puhlio i :y. bnd Leal iliiUc., ;>bKlUn.inn.\LTD ‘ W atobes aud Jowtlry left f 1m ia h«ttev th.n and Soda to death a* a PRESERVATIVE ! JtL 11 SxiMCLiiaou by tho Cotxxx’a Sukviiy Wuu—TUU |, a eolij- bfiX«4 lirttd, «nJ »«rj tW». JI ,ij HUf ii J CORKER, DR. J. BRADFIELD’S m\m HIKitlLATOR, VVonmii’s I Jest Frioiiu f I 111 IS valuable Medicine in preprred fm I Wiimkn exclusively, und tu be uoed by woMiin only. It is adapted eepeusilly IoIIiudu cai'i-s wlicic the womb i* disordered, mid will cure any ii regularity in llie ••menses, uepi in Mich case* a* require a surgical oper alum. A* these fart lire very rare, tbs Fu m m; Ui.iiiii.iTuu hi of nliiiosl universal appli oulioii. In a sudden shock of the “mondily enure-” Iinu coin, trouble of mind or like cause, it nets like a charm, by bkstohirq tiik 1)1 011 All III: IN KVKRY instance, thus relieving llie fever, lieadaehe, pain In the small of the back and “lower Hionmcb," duslies of heal nbuiil the face, chilly sensudons, burning of the eyelid* und general restlessness. Taken in lime, all diene symptom.* pass away II diali-ly, without injury to the constitution, Fri'ijueiilly, however, llie proper remedy is mu applied in lime, the disease becomes chronic, mid the foundation laid for numher- Icca evil* lf> llie const hut ion of the woman. The next ‘'turn" pome* around and there is no ••show,’’ orpdliaps die “whiten" will ap pear. There will tie some -uaensines* alouit die womb, hut very link) or none of the tint* ur*l lliiid escaping. The complexion beconics salliiw, bowel* swoleti, a sort of greenish cast about the face, constant dull aching pains in the head, weight in the lower stomach ami back, with or without the whiles, palpitation of the heart, pallor, exhaustion, indigestion, weariness, langour, aching ncrosa die loins, loss of appetite, pain in left breast, tightness across the chest, cough and giddiness. If Mill allowed lo go on, green sickness wilt be fully developed—the headache becomes severe with lo** of memory, diminishing sensibility. Mt'K stomach, dyspepsia, iio relish for food, loss of flesh, increased fluttering of the heart, svvkllinu nr tub fbkt, legs and body andoe- rasiotinl abiding of blood. The slightest ef fort cause* iit<uimki> urkathinq, almost sup. rucATiox. The skin is flabby aud a “doughy feel.” This i* n sad picture, but it is die con. d’linn of thousands of women between the ages of 15 and 45, who are brought to the verge of the giavo by ignornnoe or uegleot to take the proper remedy. To all who are af flicted with nny of die symptoms abovo men tioned, In connect ion with tn Irregularity of tho “monthly sickness," we earnestly sa TAKE Do. J. DRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR. A fewounees taken, you will nt once experience its benefits, ami with a little patience you will be fttlly restored to health. This remedy has been extensively used for upwards oi twenty years by many ef the most experienced nud successful l'hysicians of Georgia. Wo repeal, that Dr. J. HRADFIELD’8 FE- MA'LK REGULATOR is prepared for Women aud to bo used by Women only. A trial Is all we ask. Prepared and sold iu any qiianlily, by I,. II. BIIAHFIELD, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, Atlanta, Ga. 1‘rltio, >1.50 per Uolllt. KB* Sold by Druggists goiicrally. Atlanta, Go., December i’JMli, 1858. Dr. .1. Dhadfield— Dear Sir j 1 take plea sure in stating that some time previous to the war, 1 used, with the utmost success, on a servant girl, your FEMALE REGULATOR, prepared then at Bradflold’s Drug Store, West Point, Ua. Sho hail bccu suffer!Ug severely from suppressed nicnsTiution, and this Mcdb cine soon rest di ed her to honlth. 8he is, tO' day, living in Adauta, sound and well. I will state, farther, that I know of its being used, with equal success, ou a servant gir; o' my brother fn-Uor, Prof. Rutherford, of Alliens, (la. This woman had, t think, been diseased for «lx yc«rs. Hite was a house ser vant, nml socnicd cured, up to lb« lime of * i rrredi>m." 1 do not hesitate to iadurso.y uur prcparniion for llio purposes for wliiolt you rc oinirtciid it. ' Vours truly, JNO. CJ. WHITN HTATi: OF UKORGIA, Timur Countt. ' . Thi* I* lo iicriify iliall havo examined llie^i vccipo of Dr. Joseph Bradfield, of Ibis county, and, ns n medical man, pronounce it In be n B'Miiibinntinn of Mcdiuincs of great merit lu tho treatment of all diseases ol femalcit for which ho rcooiumcnd* it. WM.. P. UEA3LEV. Thi.i Decenilicr, 21st. |8UH. hi D. Muuntvillr, 1808. Dr- J RftAiiritLn—Dear Sir : I have much pleasure in saving 1 have witnessed the most decided and happy rffccla of your Female Regulator iu this usighborhood. WM. U, FINCHEN. ^ „ ^MRtniTViLit, 1868, Dr. .1 nnAiitritD^llear 8ir> 1 have re peatedly used, in my fatally, your Female Reg ulator, and have, ia everjr-eane. met with com piilc su coeU it A JOIU . i ?U.* U DAV1H. Still keep on band ▲ FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES OpNABUItUH, STRIPED GOODE & Yfl They have instore a Urge lot of BACON. OLE .EM! * CLEAR RIBBED8ID1 I SIIOULDKI18. IIAM3 and FAMILY MEA1 <j!0RN AND PEOVIBIoi TUG AH. COFFEE, SALT, nbd everything the usually found ii | GKIYEIUL A\ll <0.1IFI,ETI2S Their oM friend* amt eusi omer*.. public generally, are assured that tin tlriue to sell nt the LOWEST l PRlt’KM, ami that they keen tbs j GOODS they can find. tST They respectfully Invite ini *ml defy competition. Albany, npr l, 1800—Dm cq. JHE PROBLEM SOl Enlrrprisr. the Mean Success Ihr Kcsnll | FORESTER& Gl Havo demouslrated the wUdojj LOW PRICES AND QUIC and are determined lo do bn| on that lint. They now have in Htore, end are ] receiving, Spt'rlal Sclorllousfor thl^ Consisitng of Heavy Plantation. .... i AND 1 ■ ■ ■ 1 FAMILY CROC They would espeoially call I their stock of , baoo; Clear Sides, Clear Ribbed and 1 F3L© OB Al.l. GIIAI)K*.;| CORN MK.W,, l'K.IB, IIITATOiaj iMacliort Canned Moats and NIIU.IKS. <om:E, nufl SALT.] BOOTS AND Osiioburg tn ^/^saE^JmSkSfit lunch lea* price. . fi^Ialso prepare a LIQUID RLUING, iow in nsft by rniWy oHio best hotme-k^bem m the city, and premtimpial by them to be very superior. X.JC. Hi-own & Stripe^ OO'ITON »’.» (Ii,wine ml S«nM| And n new ••] Genuine Double. ! Tk. bell whisky on I DruftsUstj 1 Atlanta. • an- 8.1. Aj.nl nr Om. M. lln,’. O jRr-IEl • will bo rtl.oJUlIII n«l W iranoe. ta»*ir«.. - - City AcceJ of the »Th«y rcapK'ifcll. liberal patronage» A good supply o.’ Mctalio Duria) Cases. ROSEWOOD AND WAjjniT OO^S’UnTSi Of all slxea, kopt constantly on hand. Pain prcpaved to embalm dead LodUn willi out lautllnUott oTrttfwnuirtv. nn abort notice. F. M. THOMPSON, and pledge nnreinilt TO J V^OUR BRICK Jn TOWN'S HOT, Albany. .0a., and The STORES aro finished; and nnse r a JEWELRY iviUuly before the en bo rented pubt" Albany, Ga., JuV Stpb. 35, If. el.