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liUciil ta 1 lie cowing of Raib-MUn,
■ioi * Atbso^.Souik Georgia * I
8 lUe We.l.m rueto,u}„ U...
S tranche. or itniuMrr, anil ■ tShr
i»<«r»st, have (nJvnucVd' wilh 'to*:
rfdon. Krery »ior« room In tlu
woopiod .ii). g»oi», worto ;’a*a
fin; thi: rpecdv i>e.stiuvtionof
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■ n s I I s aiid Is c .v e i
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BLOOD CLEANSER,
Hatea oargn.*» fill r„»$ej;
,rsuvidk fob voi'K
6ien- who {Ought tbo ,*$uut hern -battle
tf*- ffreOoia. are combatting.il iuuch more se
rious foamy now lurking in ibri'rveiBs.
ring the late. war thousands of lue^wdre r^-'
cinated with all forms of diseases uudrr the
pretense of guarding agaiusi that fell dealfSr-
w. Smalt 1'ox J ^ V ^
Vaccinati. u is n tOon to maukiniLwlieirthe
HMine Tiros is pure ; -hot whennM#t»hMi
from 4 he arm of a patient. irhV h«s 8crofu!»,
a- zed i
THE WONDERFUL
MEDICINE of Uie AGE
Ensuring in
. > ASgEt^ -Ul,«k,
At tiniijif FiitirigiTsnili],
•Vie rates.
8A&M /
saliUes -where they here been a^ work
ddaie proprietors by threatening to
fir crops and barns—threats that In
Icb hare been fulfilled to the letter,
f societies are also pledged to preraU
J men from toting, and to oppose the ;
went by them of schools and church
reral school buildings eroded under
summer, but our -property holders failed 4u
appreciate the effect of projected Railroad
enterprises and 20 cauls a pound for e'tton,
and now hate the consolation of paying taxes
on meant lots that would, with buildings on
them tin cost of |2500, be paying them a
Thousand Dollars s year. We are sorry this
ia the ease, for’ftie want of stores and resi
dences ,-are now seriously retarding, the,
growth and prosperity of the oily. t* j*
We saw one of our wealthiest citizens yes*
tordsy trying to rent a dwelling, and when
we urged him to build, not only a house for
upon i>«“unnl
—Oar friend end felljw-citixro, Capt. Johi
*■ *••»** <• l<w»l ageot for Ibia hoar in.lilu-
tio«i, end we common 1 both Agent and Com
pany to oar people.
Ra»D41L.-Io P^peTbTiWios. ofew^oon
weM of To#M* Hfol, Mr.- Randall hoe open.
liXD FAVELLISOH adjoining,
jfss acre each, just outside the
jl terrain may be hsd by early
Rgfsffiee. >
ifLA. ILUUUM1* l»»MPANY, 1
Ljti ga, OctoVier tKili, men. )
OLDER S' MEETING.
iWt'Ah MEETING OK TUE
gAe Knitb 4rt*orRla sod Florida
itaTlwioa-riilt? on Fl^pAY, the
fda litockboMers rcspectftillf ns
- P. s 110WEK, |
m*. \, Ss^jr and Tfhut
and propwijr.sili
refuse to exile themselves when ordered to
do so, ate of cc nstnnt occurrence, and in no
cyse do we learn ut the arrest and punish
ment of A he assassins. “Ki ling niggers"
seems be a farorite pastime with amateur
sportsmen throughout tba State, and is pur i
sued with rtfchlews disregamb^htfSininlMncnt.
The civ{l powe^ scjJ-ius cuiirely Impotent, and
^naapgwe of .-suppressing iheufc . orimes. In
iurafta whereipuhlic. officers are honestly
dfefiroui hf doing their duty, they are either
qjerawfd by the predo uii.ance of I iwless
sentiment, or baffled by the freemasonry of I
the seceet societies. Here we have a legiti- I
mate fruit of Democratic! teaching, encour- I
agement and examble.
A’o. mo sra;;i
posed to pay him 2U per ceut, his reply was
— 4l I cau make fifty," and suoh is probably
the reason why others do not build. It were
useless to explain the fallacy of their
Macon
FbocomC:-ilU (Ml eg.fart be plc^Mri of
announcing the presence in our city of our
diellnguiebod friend nnd fellow-citizen, Gen.
[ John B. Gordon. Esteemed and admired
wbererer known, be ia alwaya gladly walcom-
ad. We are pleased to aee him in the enjoy
ment of robust hoaitb and fine spirits.
••Hzarear^i Forreyrer A Hilla-
ruan are doing a fine business in' Ibeir new
store, (Diekiuson’a budding. Broad street)
and we are glad to seo that they bare laid
:a a general stock of Ibo reiy bast goods the
market afforded where they purchased.
They are energetic, worthy young men, and
Laid and Machine Gil at
lw WELCH’S’CORNER,
200 Barrels FLOCK, nil £
•- i Sgj ■
i-6 BairelaSUGAR, all
8a Do.ooo
•rrm Utj iiytimt lost or
tis h o/ iiuiwtb/r jtrojtcrtg at
irery )insfniiirnt p-iiut in
bout ajijillQiiuih for iiuur-
Itp. A. IIA VIS,
Agent, at Albany Os.
ffMToic # taisE.
Bta order from (lie court of
^l^eliell county, will be
uiplj.v in December | uext,
hoitno ilorn* in said county,
hours of *i>le, tine town lot
r.of Osmilln, <> i., number
lid ttfwn, coiiisining (J)
Cte. Sold ** .lie (si-operly
Siffl K .M illard, deceujed,
aiQihe heirs and creditors.
ptTOR’S h/ILE.
bickcu. Cors iy—By virtue
nMtt the nouit ofOrdinnty
kGs , will bcsold before the
pike ccuuty of Mitchell, on
[ie Deermb»r. between
phle. the following lots of
112. ms, 9o, 821.
!0th District of
wtt the propsrlyj. be.
PtiCA. 51. Joneit. deceased,
bffthe heir* and creditors
[ucunfrhf sale ca*h
[r rlSHEAL MAPI.Ea,
1 1 Ad■».* — Jj 7 Mu .'. mam
Adtu’r d»T*om* non
m«|«o, Jetnes F Merrell,
•r.3ii»rhell, col’rd.
•W,|*4aUj»j. Mia* Julia
«*liu. Phillips 2, Miu
•Quef"' of Xotc and
ou of the appropri-
houor Oft
Beaty.’ 1 a
at* prile- l
wsfyShr jtnan.
Itfirrt* Thuiuus.
(J*^ Wuel.
Stny oi ihr hloire lrltrm
I'J&rMffcCf.j
I PateUi Medicine nd-
u * names nud publish
ions at long distances
OIJ Holland
Ooftifientes
from lioms, but this is not the case with J
Jt. Zeiiin A Co, who are the sole proprietors
of Simmons' Llvef Regulator. They give
certificates and reference from men of the
highest standing right in their owtj comas
nity, and partiesilhat ean bis railed upon ;
tfcsro is no humbug s&out this remedy.
Legal Ai>V—W. F.: Mallard and I^real
Maples append their names to advertisements
for laud-rales :n Mitchell county.
Superior Old Po» t Wins, at
• 1 » T* ->
1*ARK8TS 7:Y TBLBQXAPH
Batazcau. OctTaO — Cellou market fin
Middlings 25Jc. Fairs 400 bales.
Uwnrpool Cotton Market.
rifskfiH I’m ttwli Tktlr f r*c
* flan ■’ »
Littfifoii, Oct . 20—Noon —Cotton market
opened qUlet. with uplands si 12JA121:
Oriels. 12^012^ S«ler, TO 000. hales.
Evening—Cothm market quiet ^ami bo.
changed ; sales, 12,000 bales; for speculation
and export 8000 bales.
i r Vmw York Cotton Kqrkat.
Niw York, October 20—Neon—Cotton
ui8rket veipt quiet; uplands, 2Ujc.
Kvcniag—Cotton market closed heavy at
Jc lower. Sale* 8200 bales ut 2fljc.
Fridkv FtpuIiir
M.Nl. lv X nv. OdWtn
ortl. r ! If. p.
Oct. 18.
The Purest Vegetable
It 1* almost universally the cake that Phy
sicions condemu what arc generally known
as “Patent Medicines.”-., Although Dll
TUTT’S LIVER PJLL is not a pstent tnetli-
cine, yet its composition (the fvsult^lfijrears
of study) is known oily to himself,^ $nd .so'
palpable are their v^ualle curative proper*
ties, that very many of the first . Physicians
iu tbe South and West have adopted (hem in
their practice, ami recommend them to their
patients.
JOUN'MtN, C A-MI’BLI.
Medicine inUse
i« ;■ /
HAKVJU. S BAR
f* iJoasiKv-lii intr*dticlmt
Mj'us ami ili*. public, an hi*
JfebtUry. Dr* A. tw under
. rc fjrorOil him with
tMd lu.iK5« t.» receive a Hb>
5Jdai«tf ind l»r. Jlrowoe. ,
^U-lt'S UUiUdND, up*
lnct 18 law Or
ASK THE ATTENTION O]'
. Ck.tu.ws FniriiThis driro ahead
last ia now in Albany patting in npar
a terjr extsarire brannb of tb, Loewen-
81 Pfeifsr haafii. ‘ We san aaftly any to
iban^ panpUrtkat this Kona, will ,-Mtn-
•bmt the Btitob.”—Coming boro dinot-
«Mhe War .tbia house bos, by its lib-. r
lair defiling, public spirit, and basinosr
!, bosonw one of the most popular
s hcn.'snJ tboy will bo tbor osmo in
ly. Wobospsak for them a fair trial,
ourteon i tra.tincot—Griffin Shir.
MERCHANTS & PLAN TESs
- TO THEIR HEAVY FALL STOCK Of
DRY GOODS &NOTIONS,
’ t., ' '
Groceries & Tobac do,
T " si*ck Mirket
The market is* well supplied with horses
andfmules of all grades, descriptions nud
prices
The demand since our last report, ban
This is from tke Hoff. A. B. Stepbeia.
LntBTT Hall, Cwawfobdeville. Gl, 1
July 18,1869, /
Maaotu's Piu. axd Saltz Wood, N. T. •
Qmunui: * * -* * * And I Mso
say that L will most cheerfully accept Bi#
medicines (Msggiel’s. Pills and 8alvs), you
propose to send, and from the reputation of their
Tho Moat Succeesfal in
in a letter to the New York. IjNkpMikst, on
tbs subject of the recent gold panic.; Tboss
who know tbe IIou Wilson, says the Ciscia-
nati Emjmrer, will not expect much, .finan
cial wisdom frees him, ami in this rasa he
does not disappoint the many ’who incline to
believe that be is quite an iguoramu*. ♦ lie
gmesly- sseerts rhekjk.reew^jkf stglhn y’ hi iV
Malarious Diseases!
Hardware and Iron
i ' ■ - :
• BAGfllNG. ROPE AND TAT If i
Ant indeed ev«iy article kept in a FI b
Recommended and Endorsed bj
immense !r*puUtion
cure*, of the great
T^h^ViHxpeckegse.at
MjXDALL'S RAM,
etyle Xippi
KVl owe j
mfiV*
•fi.ln my toi
r, Fun AHuproranj j . Q.ir frirnd
Lgb continue.' lio ^mako’T lllo Im-
-afiiito. n. kaOpi:-iomfianOy oW
pply of fresh Sohrimp, Fi»h and
,»a hi. pom.
unmnnicalioi
poised aTaar* nitb tl.i« itleotic.1
fathered by Tlia*
Bi'lbo.lRodoe. and by John Sherman iu the
Senate, and that it had no xotiher -gone into
opornlion than its repeal, was unanimously
p^itioacd for by lbo Kpsioe-s men of-SbM
York 7 Itatofidon the statute books just
about two wcf.ks U n as another -bull
against IbAocna^er-no more. Mr Wilaan
^kotifmr. tight in supposing that • Con-
jpreu can legiilata to some purpose in the
tuettef. It can pats a law, not to step tb.
iulo oCgohl,.bfU to pay tl,« bo.ds in greeu-
kaclts. Then, and not Ouio, vre stl^u or-
rire tU « true soiufiou cf the dj«tuiiy. If
®%hly Satisfacto ry J
f I OUR STOCK IS
LARCE, FULL AKC CSMPi ETE,
' , - '• - ' - --
hHe INEYEBT-DEPAliT^OT.
isffflSiCjifl'iiiMSRh'LSS!
: V it areas, k hath pleased Almighty Ood. (a
Hxkwhe jnorideneo to toaooo from tbo
Ra; of his earthly labors, oar tasafind. and
beVtred brother. Mum C. BAti- ind kaow-
ing that the decrees of (Ut, Dirino Matter ora
all. founded in wisaora sud Jove : > v - v
I T hcrefoi e, be- it resolved. Thai whUs
we deeply deplore the loss of our brother,
who Was.one ef God's noblest works, we do
n< end his establish meat to. those who
ad of salt water luxuries.
Nectar Whisky, st *
R udall-alUr.
try-Wise at ■ BASoAr.iTa.Bj*
Nxw Pai»x» ar MoxTxaniw
A aiaw t at .a >>iv.a^- —
it stated in the Macon papers that the
wian. of AoaoHoaa, bars atoned a W»»k-
■oer at Montexmnv called O'" Sentinel
is the first jpapor oter eatoaWished in
thrt.ing 14t4e sUi»*«, atvi *e hn.e no
st tho energy a«A enterprise of thfi Cbt ia-
■ou want GMIb, inwhfcfctteai Ut .
Margin for Profits
. • e
i-ypur uius-fy to, or call on
»Tls a Partly
Haeon, G«. t Aug. 19,1069.
Maguisl’b Pill and Salve Woexs,
Voa*.*—Your Medicines, Maggiei HB
Belre. eve popular here. We sell mars
gW’s Pills tkaa au/ other Pill—yes,
Otau say twe ethers you can namoeeiwt
sheading them feib* watchful care ofowv
rin* GfatuI MaWev' wfc. h«b aw- b«»
orphso's Father, sail the widow’s Ood
I. Ronlred. That the usaal Bounin.
.1*
Erepaied only at the Laboratory of
MACOX,
RSVVor sale by •»-->
t R* H. B. ■PTBLCH,
‘ ' X 1 * - Draggiou^UUny, On.
Angnst 20, lSAS-Lm '.^PSEI
&-DAVI8,
Albany, Go.
LETTERS
a»t AHniuf, G<»., Oct.
, Qssry Bron n col'rd.
I’YwmWm.
Da. lfv.\TBa f s Visit
A. Hun Ur, the cqiioeut specialist, of Ncr*
Orleeus,- who has been spending tlie summer
in Georgia—iu Atlanta and Macon,—wilt vis
it Albany ou Tuesday, and remain during
tbe week. Dr. Ifunter visits Albany at tbe
request of bis patients here ; and be can be
seen at Barnes’ Hotel by all who desire to
consult him. Dr. Iluuter and his system of
Irestmepl for. Throat and Lung diseases have
been spoken very highly of l»y the Press, nnd
prominent citizens of Atlanta and Maron,
and we (ake tbo fallowing from the Macon
Telegraph :
The attention of our readers is respectful
ly directed to several testimonials signed fry
residents of NaKhvillc, Atlanta and Macon,
speaking in thjehighcHt terms of Dr. Hunter"
syatem of treatment hy Inhalation, and his
efforts in combatting a class of diseases hith
erto believed t lo he incurable. Several whose
natucs are attached to these testimonials are
persons of the'highest respectability and
standing in tba communities in which they
reside; and, therefore, their statements are
unquestionable. The endorsations of Dr.
Hunter’s skill attd-ahilily, should entitle him
io the confidence and respect, of the cititens
of Mapcm and the afflicted everywhere.
- - aw m —
RANDALL’S BAR
opea laic and early.
and RESTAURANT
Tun TuuanAMENT *— Our gallant kn : ghf.
Major 0. II. Camfield, has just returned from
Macon, -whither he went to confer with other
knightafla regard to the Grand Tournament
at the approaching Stato' Fair. Tbe rules
and regulations adopted will be found iu an<,
other place of this issue. They accord with
those of ancient knighthood, and under them
Measkwi lVelch 5 Mitchell, of tbe Albany
Book -Store, have onr thanks for th Novem
ber No. ofGodey’a Lady’s Book ; also, for a
•ate No. of Harper's Weekly. They have
them for sale.
; prjrrca S. A. S»o«*r,«
Macon, Ua., Oct. 2d. 1809. j
Tbe Superinteudent of the Tournament au-
nouuccs to all coucerued.tlte following rules for
tbo government nud iufornmtiou of ttiosc who
may wishjto. enter the lists:
1. Each centleutau desiring tn enter the
lists will communicate with Mr. W W Collins,
of Mac ou, Ga , informing him what knight he
wishes to represent.
2. Each kuifht will appear nnd ride in
the custuniu of the character he peraouaiea,
and no one wilt be allowed to ride tmless in
cost um*,. and properly mounted.
8. Tee enrollment of uauies will conse on
tbe 15th of November,'Hud the knights will
draw for the order iu which they will rid*,
each kuigbt retaining the position he liai
drawu, aud no exchange will be allowed.
4. The Tilt will be a circle of two hun
dred and twenty yards, with six ring staffs,
at intervals of thirty yards, leaving forty
yards for the stun.
6. Size of ring two and a half inches in
diameter. Length of lance, nine feel.
(5. All mnveineut* of the knights will be
regulated by the buglo. tI : -
7. Fifteen seconds lime will be allowed to
make the distance of oue hundred and eighty
yards. Any knight consuming more time
than this will either lose his ride or ride
over, ae the judges may determine ; also, iu
all casrs of accident the judges will decide.
J 8. The knight- taking the greatest num
ber of rings within the lime specified, shall
be entitled to the first prize, aud to crown
Hie Queen of Love and Beatify. The second
ihe second prize, nqd to crown the Ural maid
of honor, aud »o # the last prize, there being
asinany mu id* of honor as there are prizes’
9. There shall be at least one delegate ap
pointed from every county that is represent
ed by knights, who will choose five umpires
to act as judges on t lie occasion
10. Thete shall be lour marshall* appoint
ed by tbe Superintendent, abase duty u shall
be to preserve otder and secure the services
of a suitable band for ths occasion ; the mar
shalls to be mounted and designated by k red
sash, worn diagonally across the breast, from
left shoulder to right bip.
11. All questions thai may arise must be
decided by the judges, and tUeir decision is
final.
12. That each knight pay to the Super
intendent the eatranoe fee of ten dollars be
fore contesting lor the prizes.
13* Incase of two or more knights tak
ing the rings the same number of times, they
shall deciide by riding through one time, and
if they should lie the iecond lime; they
will continue to ride through until It it is de
cided by the judges. -fi
jamble.
log of Ibif sudden and I
of the outrage j
rmastbe to get Con-I
>tio territorialize Georgia |
again. - Surely the manufacture of sueh gra
tuitous hud wholesale falsehoods mist con
template some deep^and damnable purpose ”
This brief eotumeut of the Macon Telegraph
is hardiy sufficient. Will the Albany (NY). m
Keening Juurpal, believe it possible to A- the J I rt lO ■ Alii |Yl |1
Albany (Ga) News to tell the truth ? Wljlit I VIFI tl lllll
publish, the truth ? Is truth or falsehood best
suited to its purposes !
For the information of the Journal we
tell it that we are in the heart of the very
best cotton and nigger country in tbe world;
that in our county there artr2G00 colored male
adult* cud lelui than 000 while male adults;
that pe8ce r harmony and good will ■ prevail
between the races; that the negroes are
treated kiudly by the whites; that their
wages t^re promptly paid; thit they are
ployeJ ft fair wages ; that the negroes treat
the whites with proper respect, and work
for them neatly as will as in times of slave
ry ; that we hnve bad bat one difficulty be-
I ween a white man and negro in the county
in fifteen months, and that resulted
most atrocious murder of the while man; and
that every line and word in his article, above
quote 1 *, is false, absolutely false, false as
bell, aud only comparable in falsehood, to
Southern Radicalism.
Will jthe Journal o-ntest its monstrous
statement ? We challenge the issue. Give
ns the homes of witnesses and specify the
outrages. ‘V .»
Fresh Lager, constantly on hand, at
4 RAKDALVS BAR.
Pxunsvlvania .• The official count of the
late election foot# up a Radical majority of
■ - .
4,590.
%
at ZACHA
ifiljr 75;
UAH'.
BELONGS TO
7^ Barr. la l’ICKLED I’oitK,
73 Boxes OilETiiE,
*>!J Bozen BAU SOAP,
ItMt Boxes *.*.\NI»l.irs,
KH.H) Uuh!»id*.Teniie.*..<~e BEK!
800 Bushel* ’iVnnt-ssee BEEP
800 Bu.-llfls T<-U1H*H>FF FLED I
'JO'J Bushels Bed mihI White Ten
v/ ! 1T;J C< t.MPf 13TTION 13 1 • *'
PITREI.Y VEGETABLE!
A MEMBER OF
Tile Georgia Medical Society
If 13 TESTIFIED TO ITS
\Vholesomcness and Imity!
*/ " "
I’iT' 4iifil to in ‘..vier*!.Strengthening Qunl-
• H. An,! c .iiiJiitie un.-liin/ but what the
deliciie iut'iini may t.<ikc with impunity
IF^R^ZFTTGKE
13 THE MOST POPULAR
Chill & Fever Remedy Known
■Testimonials
i’**ur iu from every town in the State! Phy-
Hiririns are prescribing it nud the country at
iHigeui.iugirr
IT ACTS AS A TONIC AND AS A
BITTERS 1
Building up the
ulni cheerfulness
i.vrfem, imparting Mtrungth
where despondency existed!
i.\ ULKY,
50 Barrels 11 HMKY
diug tho’CilK^:
PT.AfJTril
Aiw.j;: ..II 1„
•i-i
iillvTi;
Cotton Market!
Ataixi. Oci. 92—Cotlun market closed
Perhaps there will bo tome Aw knights
who will prefer To have the bar? attached to
tbo list of perfortnanceo; there Wing tbd ring
to take and bar to he jumped. To thoese
person* wo will say that we will accommodate
them if possible. There will be a fine Can
adian through-bred horse, worth $o«H), otter
ed a* first prize, and corresponding ones fur
second,.third, etc, <.;■ .. .
tf. w. CoLLlan,
qM *
” fc:
yesterday rather quiet, and we have to note
sumo decline on prices given in our last re
port. ; Planters are 3D willing to submit to
current rates, hu«1 most of the cciton receiv
eJ goes into store, censequently tales are
light.; We quote, 18c @ 22^e, as extreme*.
SrAi Kaujtr
Received up to Oci. J-tth,
“ the past week.
Total Receipts,
Shipped up to Oct. 14th,
** the past week.
Total shipment,
Slopk on hand.
0521 bales.
1208 ••
UJfUM
* ■. • "aOp
Johnson, Campbell h To.,
Corner 4th and Poplar Bt e ,
M C O 1ST ,
O PR Mir. .!•>!*;ch:.;
^ oil: ait.l tl.c •
l*uivli«u»» oi
t-l'ULR, t OFFER, MOLLAf
I1AFUGE
IS LARGELY’ USED
LY ALL COUNTRIES
Wh«*re tlint Dread Disease,
(' ft i / I s St Fever
IS. KNOWS TO EXIST.
la .Staten Kbind. New Y«
recently introduced, nnd u. w it
everywhere in that country.
rlc,
it was
n sale
Bom PERSONS A RE TAINTED JtTJKB..
It is perfectly notorious that - vaccine atafter
has, and is now being take a from the bodies
of negroes and white meu. full oflnijotrariftl
and kindred diseases. The remedy now .so
well known lor the cure of fisrifula,
Henry's Constitution Renorator!
Is offered to all with the strongest assurances
..f a
Perfect and Most Complete Cure I
For
SCROFULA;
3KIN ERUPTIONS,
SALT RHEUM,
8TPHALI8,
BOILS,
PIMPLES,
WASTE OF VITALITY,
RHEUMATISM,
ULCERATED •
THROATR, •
-i-v. 44. ..
leory’s Constitution i Renovator
cannot be equalled by any otlier preparation
of the day. If any person tho old be skepti
cal about this, let bimask his neighbor about
our remedy. ’ | e-
!fine Hundred-& Ninety-Nine
meu out of a thousand know of this, remedy,
and cannot find word* enough for iheir praise.
Below we print a few samples: of letters we
are constantly receivitg daily : *
EXTRACT FROM LETTERS.
I *» vaccinated at the Habitat at Virkshurw foe
r<uis!l P«»x. 1 wu Merer wick frwuorc., Hines than, until
•riel a bottle ot Tour t’vnstitution Renovator, 1 was
.ew«*r froo from aram. Mr. Willard, of Kntaw, Ala.,
-M*ut me* bottle of your rsmeiljr. I am now, since I
luvc taken it, free rnnu ail mires, except a small one ou
my l«jc. and it ia fast healing.” ‘
“I * very ninch tnniMcd with syphili*. Your rem
edy fittnii to be curing me fan. Send 4 bottle* ner
Bqir.su." .V- •
’’YV*, yen, I mir veil nay, «v*h relief from constant
ttchin<r. norcr cTTt-ri.-ii.-.-«| hr me until now. Your
Constitution Renovator is curing'me up."
A lady writes: "My complexion is as fair as * hsbea*
—thanks to your remedy."
“N<» more rhcumaii-in. Three bottles of “Constitu-
tiou Renovator* have made mo a new man.*
“Doctor, enclosed find $5. Pli>ases«nd me a sunriir.
Two families here waul to try yonr Constitution Ken-
ova lor."
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RAGGING, TIES, TWINE, EACH: , LAUD,
WHISK V, FLOUR, HSU,>11 I.
CHEESE, CRACKERS, SARDINES,
. TICKLES, HAMS,
SO.APS, POTASH, SODA, AYIIIT!:
SALT, Sc., Sc.
fi“ t, cvemhiue Ihaf is uwialir kept i
eLAttiiiBwfcUY notsi- All of Ml.* I,
tb* ciiiztus of lauiijbcrly aud curmun-liu^
Very Low Figure s.
-o
KAYTON’S OIL OF LIFE
A LINIMENT OF
VIRTUE* and EFFICACY!
roll rheumatism,
KEUEALGU, A!;i»
THE CACir,
JOINTS AND SIDES.
M’Kessiu &■ Robbins,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
HEW VOBH
E&T For sale by
L- E.&H, E. WELCH,
ALBANY, GA.,
jiiti 2«Mr
VA*r.
We have room for no more letter*, but
enough hns been st^id. A last appeal ifi made
you of the
PURE SOUTHERN RACE!
Check and uip Scrofula in its bad, and it
will never blossom In your children in the
form of wasted, sinhted bodies and sickly
skin*
For DELICATE FEMALES, Sickly chil
dren—for diseases of the' Blood nnd Kidneys,
this remedy cannot h* surpassed.
uAUHOH !— In ordering our remedy al
ways place the number of our Postoffice Box
on your letters The new law in olnr New
York Postoffice cornpclls this.
Address,
DR M. E HENRY & CO.,.
Postoffic’e Box 5272, New York.
S& Couafitution Renovator i* $1 per bottle-
Six bottles for $5. Sent anywhere on re
ceipt of pr.ee. Patients are requested to
correspond confidentially.
Sep'ember 84, 18C9-1 y
For 8ale by L. E. &. H. E. WELCH, Alba
ny, Ga., and Druggists everywhere.
A VOICE FROM TOE SOOTH!
i
LOUD !
LOUDERH
LOUDEST!!!
Deeming it an absolute faet that a man’s
health should be hie first and most peculiar
care, wa have taken the liberty to print be
low a few testimonials which go to show boir
sickness may be.removed and health main
tained by a Southern Medicine made only for
Son them People. We refer to that tlmehon-
maIgiel’s life pills i
Used as they are almoet tmiversallj, vra
oannot hot take pride to ourselves that these
medicines indicate by their sales-alone a.
prooder eminence than most preparations of
tbe day attain. It shall always be. oar - aim
and. moat earnest care to maintain tbe stand
ard of their excellence.