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- The beet item ofwttiA’enr fraul* in the
Interior, we can give thf» Week. 1« tbs »rri..
rni of the fimt T*»«ri ef.ieoo f*r the Brim*-
wick find AlbanyItvilrosJ. Several - oib«*r
cargoes are. out, uni;., fa# drily expected.
Track-laying ban^rjiff bcgeaxin Ifaf gram,
vick ami Albx»y%ePT€Midi In brief, erery
depnrtmpeHa wclUolkieand riltWel tig at
lighinicfcexprr^ r*«v- 2lrun),ckk AppStft
wffl rtMUQO.
MtttbiitoC)
A lbany chapter Xais a. f. it,
work on FRIDAY EVENING SEA]
at 7 \C o'clock. —
<Hth*r» and member* win take doe not]
eru tkeuMelvi-* accordingly.
By order
W. H. C. CtXlPEE, ‘A-c’y.
Sep 21,1869.
STORE
to the “Press Ex-
ay on the subject.
tho Telegruph,
Nsw Vobk, September 21.—The Methodist
want a Geo*
by Mr.
not ilk
^. '! <-^ a ^i ufficon ^ atonc ^ * or ttci,r 3j53lv$> in
dulgence apd~ forgetful indiscretions,” and
St-, -grant thexaaha^luiion for their gins.
While Ibe lamp bold* out to Wo,
r*r • other •innaw may rctom.. *~*V
- WkS9*Hw* hopelesttV 'i**
A- -*:VAB WIUI Sriiir-IriiT London Spectator
-'"■rif the 17th eeya var between Spain and the
United EUtes.on aceoixnt of Cnba appeara
like a moral impeeeihilit,, bnt itis umrer-
li - - sally bcliered jn»t sow in Spain. The war
enthusiasm there Je gathering fast. Minis-
Biekles’pratedisioeonsUtetit with pro-
oeilent and with tke -eeuduct of the United
**,1- Slates in 1861. w$th Spanish pride
and American sympathies the situation is
very erftir.rf. -H W-dilhall to . heliete that
Spat#; with a dirided.-ipeapli!; » Imohrupt
t reentry, pneedloijj-tareioU, other, ’ to lose
» and nothing Ip wih, can mHMtif eonleai-'
plate war with.on*.*t.the gruOest pbw«rs on
faitu. •• EsKg!
tar way; fokoet it.
market opens easier, but not lower, with up
lands at 12j@12id; Orleans, :12J@12id.
Sales will probably amount to 7000 bales.
Lana.—Co’tlon market firmer, but prices
not quolably higher. It is now thought the
day’s sales will reach 8000 bales. ' .
■ •J'WvjjVl * ' - . vf-v* wfc
Evexiko.—Colton markri closed irregular,
with uplands at 12101^; Orleans, 12$©
12$. Sales footed up 800u "balef. of which
4000 wore Liken for export sad speculation.
New York Cotton IMtoJrufc.
Ssw Youk. 8epteab8r_^S^WB|if--«3rtU«
market heavy, with mlddnSg*
at 28Jc. Salea fwtsdug balea.
That Asm gpona hba arrirad at
■; Ryots'want anj-tlifi^ar
Scofield'* |j Cotton duress to a
• i-^^faember thattb* wuy luget ills through
-1 —
a anil I’lsptaiiui use. Infaet.EVeRYTHINQ usually found in a
DRY GOODS Establishment
h...« s esharbiianb. prises for their goods. It OH ITS PIE LI) 1
wH as LOW aa taxes sad nuts wiH adml/; and heiog experteacrt
e thdir porpoae aed ahiHtj to keep a Full Stock. .M t» aau, r .
H TOWN’S HOTEL, ON BROAD ST*.
Itbaar, Oa.. and one BARBER SHOP.
Tin STORES are 20x60 feel, beautifully
-tanUdi ajad one of them is well arranged
fsc • JMWKLIlY STORE. If not rented
pricatrly bafon Urflst of October next, will
then be rented pahTiely.
Albany, Ga„ July U '63 E. H. TOWNS.
First-Cla
?«!?
pv'-vz# - r
ip jy^ts, ■ * . L^'Kwr^- *
&1LKOAP > ■‘We. learn, aaya
f' .business * on this road,
ftlie proaentwontb, la running at the rate of
$120,000 for the month. < Lhat, September It
wag-halfthatamepp^
Cflt^JdyW. Cl'uaxYj. >fe ire pleased to'
' learn t^jit'tliia gallant' soldier and distin-
guiahed repreaenfAtire from Tennessee;In
the Confederate Cooj^reas is recorering 'h!»
health. lie has lingered; since the war, in
precarious bejrith^fraiu the effects of a wopnd'
f : - x ! that would h^ire itpieff nine hundred and
niuety-Tiiiie raen out ot erery thousand. A
critical and f^onbiful surgical operation was
presented do fim as the ohly alternative to
certain doath.- : He\'aa told that the ki
>vaa 4he dnly hope, and that extren
doubtful, Ho submitted to tho operation,
And is, we a^eyejoiced to learn, at. his home
in Te^neaseiC rf|)idly recovering.
. .« w »
Tranks to Pabsiuxnt Holt ard Sopebir-
TXXDatfT Po^iBBiJ—Tho Macon papers bring
us thegood ; news that we are to have a night,
nccbmmodatiou train on the Southwestern
Railroad. This will be & great convenience
and saving to oaf people. Heretofore it has
cost ns three dSys to transact two hour’s bus
iness in 'Macon i by this new arrangement
we can go up at night, and, arriving at ear
ly morn, ’devote the whole day to business,
and breakfast in Albany the next morning
The nlghtr trip will be slqw and todious
but itvr'an accommodation, and we return
thanks to the President and Superintendent
for the improvement.
J&* The telegrams say that Grant would
4 ‘positively return to Washington Wednes
day:”-—(day before yesterday.)
The last vibmtion of - the wires nnnounce
his arrival.
Accaantlng far the milk In the
/CKMiat..
Our esteemed cotemporary, and good-na
tured frit>nd, Charley Willingham, of the La
grange Reporter, who has never quailed at
despotism, and trill never desert his people
for^a tlinrc in the spoils filched from them
by corrupt officials, comes to the rescue of
his erring excursion companions, and thuM
accounts for tho “Pale Ale” demonstrations.
“If there was any political trickery prac.
ticcd in the excursion, the game did not take
with the writer. We have returned from the
excursion with the sarno political feelings
and sentiments wc started with. Indeed,
we heard little or nothing of politics. True,
a few uuguardfd expressions were given in t he
form of toasts we did not agree with or drink
to. The toast of Mr. Hancock, of the Sum
ter Republican, referring to Bollock as a mod-
el Governor, we did not swallow; nor did
hut a few. If any of the press; nor did we
respond in applause to the MOtimeut.AXfrMs
ed by Mr. CUsby, of the Macon Telegraph
favorable to the administration of our so-
caUstl Governor ; nor did any of the Demo
crat ie pres* that we saw. Nor do we believe
(hat Mr. Hancock regards Bullock as a mod**
el Governor, or that Mr. CUsby endorses ihe
administration ot Bullock. The tnilh is,
both parties were writhing under the burden
of good humor, heightened, perhaps, by the
genial, sparkling champagne, and, were not
very particular os to what they.were saying.
Out of these, perhaps thoughtless, incidents
of the excursion, hpa grown all the suspicion
that it was a grand poliUoallrick.-rMembers
of the press behaved themselves courteously
towards Bu)t<$ek» when thrown with him, out
of respect for the office he tilled. Some of
us quietly avoided his presence; because we
could have no respect for the man who had
so slandered Georgia, and did not wish to do
anything that'would mar the harmony of the
excursion.”
We have no doubt this is ihe truth of the
matter, but ib is evideat some guns of small
calibre hare been spiked and silenced.
Whether with r<7Wail fifes’or pardoning proc
lamations we are net informed.
Back Track • Since writing the above we
^ have the Sumter RtpuUican oi the 18th Jo
which oar youug friend', J. D. C. the talent
ed and promising Associate Editor thereof,
undertakes to explain matters,'. and to go.
back to the place that paper occupied- ante
“Our model Governor.” He says, in the
course of his remarks :
“In the first place, those who have given
the matter any consideration know that the
fact that a host of pealawag ‘'invited
would accompany the'journalists who consent
a cojyr uf eilber of the Waveily Novels or the
Viaricsj’Dickens Uwt maty he designated.—
u'iiuirW with rrciuluaa list 35 cents.
BY TELEGRAPH.
OsTeruor Walker Installed as rra-
Tlsiona! Coreraor of Vlr-
- glaia.
From the Auociated Preu Diipvtches.
Richmond, September 21—Governor Walk-
er was installed as ^roylslonsl Governor at
Ihe. Gubernatorial Maasioo to-day at noon,
General Canby being present. Governor
Wells turned ovdr thia office to tbe new in-
cumbent who took tfceiron-clad and oaths of
dfice. . Thera were no ceremonies and no
demonstration save the gathering of a consid
erable crowd jit white and colored people to
congratulate the new Governor, who shook
bands with them.
Gor. Walker's first appointment made after
.assuming the duties of his office to-day, was
that of Capt. W. O. Cameron, editor of the
Petersburg Index, as his Secretary. Capt.
Cameron was an officer in the Confederate ar
my pnd 6ne of the first and most determined
supporters of the Walker-Republican ticket
in the late political campaign.
Stealing affljog tbe Kew
tte*. \ ».n;- .■■■■-=• v.---x=
;• JX PANKUCTTCX.
Kfe X ... - rT- V”'.
•tW.. ASSIGN EOS SALE ...
r.. ~i~ B-. iHrfrk-t Coait of,tU.
T-JJJ "tjwisib,
.City 01
•ad State uT G*x»r^ix. »n
etuher next, between (he
of kind coMbdninn^ of aa
jy
the dflth iait end. of aid lot, oJjuiuiug the lot* of Mr*.
IVethV, on the north, Randal ixiger on the eaat, awl
another on the north and vest. duU aa the piojieriy
of John Roe, Bankrupt. Term* Cash.
J. H. HILL,
Sep 21,19C94J Assignee of John
IX BANKRUPTCY.
ASSIGNEE.’^ S.ALF.
T>Y virtue of aa order of the District Court of the
TD Uiilutl State* fur the Southern District of <»e.»rj'i:-t 1
I vUI aell ln.*fore the Court Huusailoor in the City «•»
Allmiy, Doiiiin-rty eouuty, and State of UeorgtA, on
TUURSDAY, 14th day »»f txtoU-r next, l>ctween the
lepml hours oi sale, one lot of lanJ number UK, in l-tth
District of iHrcatur county, conhuuin,; 2'*»> acres, more
or less; one-lialf interest*iu seven (7; mules, one-half
interest in eight («) Ij.-ml 01 cattle, 011a half interest in
fiReeti <15;head of h*»gi*, one ltockaway. Sold as the
property of Beujumim F. Siblev, Buukrui>t. Teruus
awh. * .1. II. HILL,
Sept 24th, KiOiMJ Assignee of Hen j. F. Mbley.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ASSIGNEE’S SALE.
B Y virtue ot au order of the District Court of the
Timed Stator for the Southern District of Ijeir^ia,
I will a» ll l«»*tore the Court House door of iMnglierty
county, and State oitit-orgia, on THURSDAY, ltlli day
of October next, lietweell the legal hours of sale, one
house and lot number ninety-two itf2> *»u line stnvt, in
ihe City of Albany, Dougherty comity, aud State of
(•eorgia, aud known as the l.yi’ns«\ Shaw r.-sidenre —
Sokl a* the property of L. C. Shaw, liankruirf. Term*
cuh. J- II- HIM*
_Sepl24tli, 18C9-hi xlssi^uee of L. C. Shaw.
. GEOlttilA, Mitchell County.—Thirty days after date
1 will apply to the Court «•! Oxlinary ofsaki county, lor
leave to ss-ll all the land* l>elon»liiij to the estate of
Jaue llam-ll, lut*? of said ismuiy, lor the lieiielit of
the heir* nnd creditor* of said estate.
,S. K MALOY.
(■uanlian minor childn*u of Jane 1.. Harrell.
Septeniber 241 h, IgflU-gOd*
rork
Book Concern, No* 505 Broadway, is a loser
of severkHiundred thousand dollars by cor
ruption and Mud. The deficit was discover
ed by'Rev. Dr. Lanaham, a new agent. The
frmtsds have-been going on for eight or nine
years. The Investigation is still in progress.
JLatxr.—-The alleged fraud discovered in
the Methodist Book Concern seems to lie in
the Tact that Dr. Porte? allowed his son, who
was a paper broker, to charge heavy commis
sions on the paper used in tbe establishment.
Irregularities ore also reported in the bind
ing department. ( .
Spain Reveres ker Feathers.
Maueid, September 21 The city jour-
nals are still violent agaiost the presumed ua
friendliness of the American Government.
Some urge an immediate declaration of war,
if tho Cubans aie recognized as belligerents.
The ministry, after discussing the propriety
of returning Sickles’ note unanswered, de
rided to postpone the reply until the arrival
of Prim.
Albany Cotton Market.
Since our last report so little has been
doing that our report to day amounts to
form only. Planters arc taking advantaga
of tho fine weather for picking, and are ex
erting their utmost energy to get their crops
out at an early day. By tho 10th of October
theentire crop in this section will have open
ed, and a month later will catch very little
in the fields of the industrious.
The receipts for the week ending yester
day, as will be seen by the subjoined state
ment, were very light, and the general dis
position to hold for better prices has almost
put a stop to sales. None sell except those
who feel compelled to have a little money,
aud they dispose of only so much as is neces
sary to relieve their immediate and pressing
wants.
Buyers take all that is offered, but con-
slantly insist that the crop is a heavy one,
an! that prices must descend to a much low.,
ef figure than the present. They see their
ride of the question. We look through dif
ferent glasses, and see the planter’s picture.
Our market reporter hands us the follow
ing.*
.. TJlie sales for the week have teen very
light in proportion to t]ie receipts. Planters
generally have deteminedTo hold, in view
of the fact that their drafts are light and
easily met. The 3 p. m. New York dispatch
es adviso a considerable advance, owing to
scarcity of the staple on the spot.
We quote extreemes 20 © 24cts.
Statement:
Week ending Thursday, 23J.
Total Receipts to date at depot
and warehouses, 8095 bales,
Shipped to date 2139 “
Stock on hand
950
It will be seen that the stock on hand has
increased for the week ending yesterday,
while the receipts were no greater than the
week previous. At our last report the stock
was 381. Now it is 966, showing that the
planters are determined to hold.
Albany Stock Market.
' The decline in cotton caused planters to
withdraw from the market, and a week of
dullness is the result. Several horses, how
ever,, were sold at fair prices.
The market ia pretty well supplied with
moles, but the demand is yet inactive.
Daily Review af Ihe Macon Market.
/Vo** Ihe Jounud <k Messenger, 2*L »
Wednesday Evening, September 22, 1809.
Cotton.—TUare wen sold to day 332 bales;
reoeived 428 bales; shippdd 427 bales. There
was a very goad demand to day-sales made
on the basis of 25c. for middlings. We quote
extremes 17©26$e.
Paovisiox Maekkt .'—Trade is very good*
W s give;revised quotations:
. Bacon—Firm. Clear sides, 21 $c; clear
18; canvassed
Hi
VICTIMS TO
CAS BE RESCUED OUT OF THE
JAWS OF DEATH!
r p
J is known to all that the majority of those
brave men who fought tlie Southern battle
for freedom, are combatting a much more se
rious enemy now lurking iu their veins. Du
ring the late war thousands of men were vac
cinated with all form3 ol diseases uuder the
pretense of guarding against that fell destroy
er, Small Pox.
Vaccination is a boon to mankind when the
vaccine virus is pure ; but when it is' taken
from the arm of a patient who has Scrofula.
BOTH PKRSONS ARK T. 1 INTEI) A LIKE.
It iB perfectly notorious that vaccine matter
has, and is now being taken from the bodies
of negroes and white inen. full of mercurial
and kindred diseases. The remedy now so
well known for the cure of Scrofula,
Henry’s Constitution Restorer!
Is otFered to all with the strongest assurances
of a
Perfect and Most Complete Cure!
For
SCROFULA,
•SKIN ERUPTIONS,
SALT RIIEUM,
SY1JIALIS,
BOILS,
PIMPLES,
WASTE OF VITALITY,
RHEUMATISM,
ULCERATE!)
THROATS, and
CONSUMPTION,
Henry’s Constitution Restorer
cannot be equalled by any other preparation
of ihe day. If any person should !*•- skepit
cal about Ibis, let him ask Itis neighbor about
our remedy.
Nine Hundred & Ninety-Nine
men out of a thousand know id’ tins remedy,
and cannot find words enough fot their praise
Below we print a few sample* of let ter* we
are ceustantly receiving daily :
EXTRA CT FROM I. UTTERS.
“I wa* van-iiialt-1 at the Ho-|mI.iI :il Vh-k-lmr/ for
Pliiall l*ux. 1 nevor .-irk I* lore. Mute tl.eu, until
1 tried a bottle ol your » oiutiliitiun U*\.t».r« r, I u\.-.
MWtr free from wal*. Mr. W^fihd, of Kuiaw, Ala.,
sent me a bottle of your iviuedy. 1 :ou novr, mik. i
have taken it, free from Ml Bore*, cxeejit a small mu- on
my leg, ami it is t’a-t liealiuj'.”
VI wa* very much troubled w ith -ypldli*. Your rem-
edwseems to l»e cariuu me fa-4. Send 4 li..ttles i« r
Exjpress.”
•‘Ye*, yes, I may well sny, >ucl» r.-!i.-f from euii*iHnt
itiliing, wa* never experiem-ed by me until now. Your
Coiutfitution Restorer ix enriu.' iu-* nj»."
A lady write*: “My complexion is a* fair a- a bab.-»
—thank* t.» your remedy.’’
“No more rlieitin.Vi*m. Three l»iJiles of -Von-tilo
tion lte*torer’ have mrule m • u n -w m.iu ”
“I>octor. encl-ti-t! Gn*l t-"* l’!-w .nil I m-a supply.
Two families here waul to try your Constitution R.-
atorer.”
We have room for no more letter*; but
enough has been said A lust appeal is made
to you of the
PURE SOUTHERN RACE!
Check and nip Scrofula in its bud, and if
will uever blossom in your children in the
form of wasted, stunted bodies nod sickly
skins
For DELICATE FEMALES, Sickly chi 1
dren—for diseases of Ihe Blood aud Kidney*,
this remedy cannot be surpassed.
CAUTION ! —In ordering our remedy al
ways place the number of our Postothca Bos
on your letters Tbe new law in our Now
York Postoftice couipells this.
Address,
DR M. E HENRY & CO ,
Post office Box 6272, New York,
fed* Constitution Restorer is $1 per buttle.
Six bottles for $5. Sent anywhere on re
ceipt of price. ratient9 are requested to
correspond confidentially.
September 24, 1S69-1j
MRS. EDWARD B. WHITE’S
ENGLISH <(• FRENCH
Bearding School for Yoon- Ladies.
R EMOVED to No. 59 We*t Forty-second
street, opposite Reservoir Park, New
York City.
References: Bishop Totter, New York:
Bishop Davis. South (Vatolina; Rev W T
Brantley, Atlanta, Ga; Prof Henry. Smith
sonian Institute ; Gen Wade Hampton, South
Carolina; W W Corcoran, Washington. DC;
President Middleton, Charleston College:
Prof Davies, New York; W Gilmore Simms,
South Carolina; Prof Bartlett, West Point
Military Academy.
August 20th, 18C9-2m
CHAS. VOLKER, Agent.
' v
Begs leave to inform bis old friends and
S ons the public generally, that he baa
received a LARGE and WELL3ELECT-
Stoekof
CTAPnlgAPP of all Kinds,
PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS
MECHANICAL TOOLS, Bf every
Description Ac.
FINB LIQUORS. WINES & CIO.
AU of vSick h« will sell «t
OAtB rxicpi.
' He would alee Infer* iin public, .
“ri Ihe LADIES, that be bee opened.
B. A. WISE & GO.,
CHERRY ST, : : : MACON, OA.
Wholesale Dealers In
Cutlery, Silver-Plated Ware,
COORINO STOVES, HOLLOW-WARE,
GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS-
Manufacturers of PLAIN TIN WARE, Job
bers of TIN PLATE WIRE,
SHEET IRON, and TINNERS’ MATERIAL
of every description.
IbeX* Orders solicited.
15 A. WISE k CO.,
MACON, GA.
CHOCKSftY!
DIRECT IMPOll TA TION!
I have opened, on Mulberry St., Macon, Ga.,
r Jobbing House of
CHINA, CROCKERY,
A and GLASS WARE:
KEROSENE LAMPS.
WICKS. CHIMNEYS and
BURNERS .- SIDE & SUSPENSION LAMPS.
VACKS, ()UNAMENTS,
and everything usu*lly found in a Find-Class
Jobbing House. tey“* Orders solicited.
«. A. WISE.
Mulberry Street, Macon. Ga.
July 30, 18(i‘.t-:!in
SPECIAL NOTICE!
P KIiSONS IN AltUKAItS TO IS ARK HKUKItY
remiu<l<*l that wc are in (not on) a tijjlit, and liny
an* iiaiKvtfully n «|iu-*t«*l to*t*ltlc.
(ivntk'liH’ii who rith* fntm our Stahh*
invited to the Ca|itain'a olliee.
are fajH* i:iil;
FINE HORSES
t‘ou>tautlv on hand and for sale
SIMS A KIUKMAX.
S-jit 21, IsCO- if
( imitcIA, Worth County.— Stephen Itmiv 1 applie,
J to me for exemption of |M-i-u.naIty, aud M’liin,;
apart and valuation ot’houie*teatt; and 1 will pa-* uj>-
••u tin* Aiimeat |iKoVl<N-k, a. tit., on Sat unlay tne 2»th
day •»! Septenitwr, lvXi, at uiv oti»***.
' JAMKS W. ROl’Sf;
t**P—1——t ordm^
r 1 WMMHA, Mitrhell r.uiity. Allied n F
/ W^'hOl.l, .••••<■■•-•• i 'HIM \ .— .lllini r
pliep h.r exemption of |«-r*oiially ai.
Mini *ettim' apart a holio*-l<-;;.|. and i will I Cl— uj-oi i
same on the Al day of 4i.*|o} M -r 1S»VJ, at n»v otth-e m i
milla at tooVl.K-k,a. m. II. f*A—11 Kl£.
seii^l -l* Orliitarv.
tlKoRiilA, Mil.he|| roiu.tr.—J. rr«.*!.r a|.pli
tor exemption «»i |m r>->naltv aud valuation and vtliiu
a|Ktil a hom<‘*!' ad ; and I will pa*- oj««n the same <
the’/.I .lay of tfe ioU » IAX», at »••> oth.e in ('..milla,
in o'.-l- k, a. iu. 11. C. DAM IKK.
oep'-’l-LT* Ordinary.
COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMP’Y
HOME OFFICE -MACON, QA.
Chartered by Slale of Georgia.
CAPITAL SCWOOOO !
Owned at Home, and the Company
Managed by some of our best Financiers!
The only Company doing Ru*inesss iu the South
which has
!).VE lll'.\l>RE» THOUSAND DOLLARS
Deposited with ihe authorities of the Slate
of Georgia for tlia Protection of Policy
Uoldcra.
POLICIES UPOWT AX.X. THE
Various plans of Insurance Isfued.
A Loan of 50 Per Cent.
•r
Of the Premium Given when Desired.
All Policies Noa-I’orfeliab’e.
SO KESTUICTION'S AS To RSSIDEN'CE
OR TRAVEL.
175 Policies Issued in
Two months afleT the Organization.
<TllICTI*V A HOME COM1 ANY.
WITH 1T8
Cajiilal and Investments at Home
^ It appeals to those who desire to avail them
selves of the benefits of Life Insurance to
give it their patronage.
The time 1ms arrived when every thought
ful man is disposed to make this wise provis
ion for those dependent upon his life
This.Company proposes to give all The ad
vantages which ore offered by foreign insti
tutions of like character, with the oppportu-
nity of keeping tbe tn( wu in oar own
midst, which are annually «ent abroad.
People of (ke Cottoa States Foster
Home Enterprise!
Active and Energetic
Agents wanted in eeer. Count, iml Town
in tbe South.
Address, or call on
WM-J-MAG1LL,
Superintendent Agencies.
ATLANTA, GA-
‘ OFF.IOEBS; -
WSI. B. JOUSSOV, VreMdeol.
WJL S. IlOLT.Vice-rresidenl.
0 EO. S. OBEAR, Secretary.
Jons W. BtffiEB, Oenernl Agent.
•4.AiEBCEB.asiw^^"" '
V. C. itCST. Agell,
i .--- Ur ALB AN 7^ CA.
In
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BROAD STREET, ALBANY, GEORGIA.
W able Houses in New York, tho Largest, Most Complete, and BEST selected slock of
MEDICINES’ AND DRDCCISTS’ GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO ALBANY.
We are determined that what we sell to our friends and peojle shall be
GKEJSrcniiTIE] -A-InTID IPIR/IESIH:!
And'with this view one of our firm, DI». WM. L. DAVIS, a physician of experience, and
well known throughout Ibis section, has been induced to spend tbe Summer in the Northern
Markets for the purpose of selecting tho PUREST AND BEST STtK’K OF DRUGS AND
CHEMICALS known to his profession. We propose to keep everything in the
Di -uggist’s Jlnd Apothecaries Line
Ktcded in this luca ity, or that is likely lo be called for—such as
Dittos,
.MK me INKS,
CHEMICALS,
name ami ilesvrijilion.) Also,
PATENT MEDICINES, (..f every
PAINTS, OILS,
DYESTUFFS,
CLASS, PUTTY,
KEROSENE Oil., * LAMPS,
1IAIR, TOOTH, PAINT & WHITE WASH RRUSIIES,
TRUSSES,
FORCEPS and INSTRUMENTS,
TOILET SOAPS,'
PERFUMERY amt COSMITICS. Also,
Fine Brandies, Wines and Whiskies
( F'.iR MEDICINAL PURPOSES )
CIGARS, GHEWITJG AND SMOKING TOBACCO
lankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed oU the firm of Giliiekt k Bbo ,
we respect fully solicit h continuance of the same to ourselves.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully andneatly compounded at all hours, i DAY or NIG IiT
nipt attention given to all orders.
Albany, Sept 21, ISO'.)-1st January.
EEMOVAL
ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR!
J. ROSENFIELD & BRO.
-HAVE REMOVED THEIR BAZAAR TO-
Dickinsons Building,
In the Slore formerly occupied l»y M. H1C1I tfc CO.
Where they are now receiving their
NEW FALL STOCK,
Exhibiting a Largo and Elegant A.iortmuut ot
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS.
y
Such a* Fine Tnrltonn, Brilliants, Muslins, Cambrics, Alpacas, Bombazines,
Mourning Goods, MorningUobcs, Shawls,
Ribbons, Worsted Goods, (all kinds.) Corsets, IToopskirts, Kid Gloves, Hats
and Rennet-, and TEN THOUSAND other things
smell’s •
Also, an Immense Stock of
Fine Clothing’
—AND—
FURNISHING fetes!
Of the licst English and FrencbaMaterial
Wholesale Dealer
CORN, BACON, FLOUR, Vlfgj
OATS, HAY,
SALT, SUG A 1
Ooffee, Lagi^intr'pj^j
WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES KtJ
If you want a Car \aym\
(III I MCI
SEND YOUll ORDERS TO
If joii want a Car Load
Wheat, Oats, Flonrj
OR ANYTHIN!* IN TflK
OR PROVISION II
gptjuHFND YOUR ORDRRH UP TO
IF YOTJ VT J\. N 'V A
It Ciiite to Less
Thau you can go to Hew York and Bad
. GIVE YOUR ORDER TO
111 T FI
Macon
IF YOXT W.A.3STT
One, Two, Four, or Six Forse*
• SEND YOUR ORDER To
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