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Newspaper Page TextE. L. K1NG$ Ventulett’s, Kemp A Block's, also at my Cellar. Origin of “Simmons’ Hepatic Com- poudnWriti en by Dr. C. A. Simmons. T HE originator of this celebrated .Compound is a son ef Dr. a. Q. Simmons, and was for many yean engaged in the manufacture and sale of bis fa ther's old specialty. (Simmons’ liver Medicine or Regulator,} and while in the business found so many failures to give relict, or at least auything like perma nent relief In cases of Indigestion, and its frequent evil effects produced by severe purgation, that he saw the necessity for a more reliable remedy, and so set about the task. Having made a specialty from his very boyhood of the study of the Liver and its func tional the effects produced upon the system by the proper performance of its dotted 'duties, the disar rangement of the whole organism by a failure on ila part to do its whole doty, and understanding the ac- ticn of medicines, be was satisfied of his anility to succeed; but must here acknowledge that it proved a greater task to satisfy himself in making a medicine to do all that he wished it todo than bejpiratan- TOM NANCE. J I. STEPHENS respectful!, inform, the 1 • and gentlemen of All.nr,y and ridnity. that prepared to farnltb fint-clam PICTURES at his I inn, on Broad Street, adjoining l>r. Young's Store. He la located for the aearson. aod will be pt to receive calls. seplu:li re! lere, then a further trial is unnecessary; and an faith in his asnertiona is asked so Car aa to rite its trial, and no further. It will stimulate the Liver to healthy action, therefore it will relieTe all diseases de pending on a diseased atate of the Lirer. TRY IT. * W. H. GILBERT, Aorar, ang27-1y. Albany, Ga. L. J. GClLiriETI.-t. | joiis rusjEin. L. J. Guilmartin & Co., . COTTON FACTORS • —i!tD— GomniMoii illcrcliama, Kelly’3 Block, Bay St., Savannah, Ga. Agl’s for Bradlcj’s Phosphate, Jewell’s Mill Yams & Domes tics,&c. Bagging and Iron Ties for safe at lowest rosr- ket rates. (Liver and constipated bowels, and find mor>j [relief trora your Lirer Tonic tban anything Jj have ever used. Yours, truly, jj J). A. Tibbs. In addition to the above, we would refer lol R,he testimony of Uev. L. J. Davies, Rev. E. FJ Ihirrh Pi-r K Smilh Pnr Pr.Kr <mitK We have experienced assistants. amo»g them a Mas ter of a Grange, and we guarantee you justice in every department of our business. YourCotton shall be weighed on the level, sold by thepbanb, and settled for on the vpiare. Since the war we have assisted the farmers of Georgia more than any other bouse in the State, and now, in consequence ot tho stringency of the times, and wishing to aid them in their commen dable efforts to economise and save, we have reduced our rates to. 2-> Cents per NIoutli Storage-. [Hi rch. Rev. Geo. K. Smith, Rev. Cosby Smith J [Rev. F. M. Daniel, Dr. J. A. Hunnicutt, Joseph] |E. Dent, and other -- j Zlu- liberal terms given to Dealers. All jot] hold can be returned any time and money re-1 . - ■ *—»■ Taliaferro Jones, lows and a largo Prngal ripcaaro-md it, fey IWrien ooonty. key» ssy that White!,, >Wi take No doubt of it. But where T b-*uy, *a - been pug-«sft double duly hidcc ibe elec- VULUJttJEi O, Will the scorer please note the fact that (.000 negroes were killed in this District bring the progress or the last election ? Will onrootemporarica of the Second Die- We were mere firmly convinced than ever, in Bainbridge a few days ago, of the Mmb-ttuai T>E5PECTFULLY tenders his service?. In tM vs rtous brunches of his profession, to the citizens Albany and surrounding country. Office on Wash ington street, next door to Pest Cfficc, UP STAIRS. RsmUftesncc at Mrs. Edward’s, on Fine atraet, opposite Major Cooper’s residence. fmarVlv. MASH & CHEYES tree bringelh forth evil fruit,* when wo sow tboi young man, the son of a prominent Bad- imuiumi AS just returned from New York and Philadelphia with a magnificent slock of DR. JENNINGS AS removed his olSco uj MAN A GO'S. Dry Good t give us the number of white men in each lantjrfwho voted for Whiteley; and, if pos. pie. their names t We are going to write a ok. | The Tima says only men white men voted r Whiteley in Lowndes comity. Please Ire ns their names, Mr Editor. [ Notwithstanding Cambridge has a Demo- ttlc city government, one of the very snest Radical negroes in the town is on |e police force. lie was very active in forking for Whiteley (he other day. [Only six while men voted for Whiteley in lecatur county. The Democrat will please IrwaJI their names. IJudge Slrozcr delivered in Decatur last leek, a very important decision. Be said list if Whiteley goes to Congress next Bos ton, he most pay his own way. I We see that some of the papers arc grum ping about gambling at I bo Fairs. Wo no- fy the Tbomasville people now, that if icy allow gambling in (be gronndB, or oven l the city, most positively, the editors of ||i9 paper cannot attend. Vhiteley sent a United Stales Detcclive to tollman on the day of election, and he got [runkAod lost his hat. Of all things in the rorld, we wouldn’t rather bo a U. S. D. k'T’Jm white man who voted for Whiteley ■serves to bave a negro marry liis daughter, tr, or, st any rate, some of his relatives. ! have not heard Hie report contradicted hat Tele Smith is elected, lienee we are in- | lined to believe it is so. IT. M. Turner, the negro Radical of Savan- hah, said that if Georgia went Democratic, he negroes would all go to Florida. The 1-aiiroadi should reduce tho fare unlit Turn- It gets out. hi ThcXtlc elections are regarded as the era lif gooQ will and peace between the two sec tions. Below we present tho pictures of Whiteley, li’ulncy, Brimborry and Jack Brown on their may up “Sail River.” It will be observed that they have taken Ibe "land route.” [Wo trust they may have a pleasant trip, arrive safely at the North pole and remain slicro when they arrive. A gentleman in Tliomasvillc showod Ilirt how to sell more lager beer during a day. It Was bjtgiving less foam. Tho report that Hampton, of Decatur, voted for Capl Smith, is a base slandor upon the Democratic party. Tho tournament ball to morrow night at Thoma8ville will bo superb. Tho avoi age Georgian cannot read about nil the burglaries, without a determination to have his wife sleep on tho front side of the bed. Two horns will last an ox a lifo limo, but the boys of Bainbridge require that many ercry morning before.breakfast. In reading tho “latast telegrams” about tho ^ection, H is proper for Radicals to wear their mouths half open. For the benofit of our roaders of tho Sec ond District, we will slato that Thursday, tho 20th InsL, lias been set apart by the Fresidont of theso United Slates os a uay of thanksgiving and prayer. Tho proclama tion was issued, it may be proper to remark, prior to tho November elections. A man in Mitchell county recently sold to tho people of Camilla for good boof, the car cass of an ox that had died under tho yoko, from colic or some other discaso. Mr S Lucas, of Early county, is dead. A wagon-train and hack-lino has been es tablished between Arlington and Blakely. Triplett is looking for rain ihU week, as theVhir ha»,begun in Tbomasvills. ^ The last briot fins Boon laid on (fat nlw bold in Tbomasville. Tho wife of Judge R. II. Hardaway, of Thom&sville, died one night last week. The Cuthbort Appeal is to bo enlarged.— Sawtell has tacked ou a Fort Gams Depart ment. Ono of Whileloy’s negroos in Fort.Gaines, unfittingly voted his tax receipt. Fort Gaines has been enjoying a run of ■candy pullings.’ The Bainbridge Ecmocrat takes a holiday this week, and will pump alt hands to the Thoraasville Fair. The Quitman papers announce the death, on Tuesday the *M inst., of Mr D. U. McNcal, a very prominent citizen of that town. United States Marshall Siuyth was at Ca milla during the election, at the request of Brimberry. He eaid it w.13 the quietest elec- lion ho bad ever'witnessed. The gin house of Mr Robert Cochran, of Mitchell county, was burned last week. P. McGlasham has been elected Captain #hthe Tbomasville Guards. The abolition of the Georgia Lien Law went into effect on the first day of the pres ent month. The Alapaha Forrester understands that I has received notice from twmd£l'* K> * ,r S. E. Register, to appear */cotnft»iisc in Nashville, on November Their witnesses are to be examined in f the contest case for Berrien’s seat in the Legislatore—Register vs Mathews. The election for conoiy officers is nearly two months hence. Let it be seen that not a Radical is elected in the District. Bainbridge had a big rejoiciug over the c election. The boys bqried Whiteley that night, and sent Hampton to keep him compa ny. We bave a frying sixe problem which we filing at the public: In what part of bis body does an cet wear his heart? Niggers and Radicals will send in answers early. £. Handsome Grouby, Esq., has become associate edilor and proprietor of the Cuth* bert Appeal. In his salutatory, he lets fly ~^his characteristic paragraph: ••I do not belong to the high wheeled boots, bee gum hat, paper colar, gold-beaded esne tribe, nor do I pari my hair in the middle, b’hind, and hence hope to be able to pay my honest debts, and now rcrauuounce my plat form of old, “Success io those who pay I heir honest debts—Devil take ihebattance ” / Cutbbert has a chronic case of burglary ^ Mrs. Mary Johnson, of Ouihbcrt, mother for Col. J. T. Flewellcn, is dead The big guns have been ringing for these several d iys. The Savannah Advertiser gets off this: Says Bryant to Wimberly. "We’re beat.’ Says Wimberly, “which it i« itwfal plain, Hartridge has got that there seat ;’* ‘Wim,’ mark tuy bag Skowbcgan, No ; C. Fanny and Major Whiteley arc two different persons, the former being the .«on of the latter. Charles Fanny is cf so Versatile and mixed a character, tLat one newspaper article would hardly sufhcc to give a history of the talented young gentle man (?) In order, however, that our corres pondent may not be disappointed altogether, we will synopsizc it by saying it is a buzzard italicised, Tliomasvillc Times.* ‘ The next lot of ne gro Amazons who feel like going for n Dem ocratic negro will probably stop and inquire tho. cost before they undertake the job.— We would advise Dr. Emily and her kind to allcud to their own affairs in the future. Early County News: “A colored voter who cast a Democratic ballot on Tuesday last asks his white friends to keep very quiet about it, as he is afraid of being turned out of the church nud wbippe t borides, if it is found oul by the Whiteleyiics.” The Tliomasvillc Times very aptly re marks : ■‘Thenext time Ihe negroes wish to build a church, let ilic white people find out wheth er it is going to be converted into a political machine, to manufacture social equality, be fore they contribute anything to it. It is a noloriouM truth, mat the while people have aided largely in building nil the colored churches m this town, and it is equally a notorious fact that Nobles, that sleek, inf, well fed looking congo, who struts along our 6trect, and his hcnctini.iti ami smaller satel lite the carnivorous cadaverous looking Dowdell, have been using these same church es which have been set apart for the worship of the most High, to disseminate their foul, fill by, social equality nud radical teachings. Let out* people remember these preying hy enas, the-e wolves in sheep’s clothing, and shim I hem and I heir kind as lepers. Let them know, that the moral s^nse of this com munity revolts nt their dirty, unclcrica work.” 1 ieal, deposit a vote for Whiteley. Poor fel low, his once bright and exalted position in society is blackened by & stain that even time will not efface. He has forfeited (he respect and confidence—once so folly his— of the white people of his native town, and bis position is indeed a deplorable one, since his coarse forces him io associate with ne~ greet only. [COPT.j Thomasyillk, Ga., Nov 10,1874- Dear Johnston: £Wbo do you mean by 4 C. Fanny Whiteley V Do you refer to Maj Whiteley, the defeated candidate, familiarly known as “Slippery Dick?” Please satisfy the curiosity of a friend and constant reader of tho Alb AST Nsws. Yours &c . Family & Fancy Groceries, BROAD ST., AlBAKY, GA. Jot Constantly on hand a FULL LINE of - Fancy and Family Groceries, ixcLCDina SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICE, MEAL GRITS, MACKEREL. CRACKERS, SUGAR CURED HAMS. BREAKFAST BA CON, FULTON MARKET BREF, PIGS’ FEET, POTATOES. ONIONS, CANNED MEATS AND FRUITS, all kinds, and FRESH FANCY CANDIES, Cigars, Wines & Liquors! From the first of Dcxt week we will keep constantly on hand a full supply of Fresh Fish and Oysters! APPLLS, ORANGES and WEST INDIA FRUITS ! t»t ALSO, Domestics and Plantation Goods! All of which wc intend to sell nt the lowest pOHRtble prices ! BtQuAII goods delivered free in the city limits* Patronage solicited. m WOOLFOLK & GREENWOOD. Ocl8-3m. Dry Goods, Notions, BOOTS AND SHOES. CLOTHING. HATS. GROCERIES. CONFECTIONERIES CHAMPAIGNES. WINES. BRANDIES, SEGARS, ALES, PORTER. TOBACCOS, And many other articles too numerous to mention, which will besold at extraordinarily Low Prices for Cash! A six years experience in this business bos proven to his customers that bis goods are exactly as he recommends them. By strict honesty and-ctuulor in dealing with custom** er?. he has been enabled to build up a fair and profitable business. D. NEUMAN, octl 3m Broad street, Albany, Ga. COCGIIS. son 15 Till: OAT. IN FLU - ENZ.CW HOOP ING c out; ii, Croce, IrCOjfcniT- t 13, AfcTltHA, RIkI I ercry afkthn of J the TOEOAT. LCXGA f Rn<l cuxsT. are fi|<od!!jr ar.*l p«T- tiuinciitly rarvd 1-y tlttfiuieof Dr. Wis- tas’s Lal-am or Wild C'tuszcr, wMrh dry-3 rat dry up a C' , a,'*li anti I'.irotlie rouse bnj’ji*!, I U.rtranv a the allr.rs irriuuiun, thus r*anov iuKthoc-uao of tkotomplaL'it. CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED by a tl»rt*ly r- vrt t.» this f»:*ndard remedy, p* Is i roved Ijrkttrdrrd s «>f» sdSnaonb!* it liOA received. *Vhc ecnutnr. i a p^ned “/. 7W4i" on the wrapper, SKT1I \V. FOYV I.K £ SONS, lVr«nota,lit''fi- tu», Maas. Soli by deak-ra generally. September 12th. 1873 — THE Why (ice. Sherman is Out of Favor. Why is it that a demand for Gen Sher man’s rcsignutiou appears ho suddenly in the paper at Washington which is known as the otheial organ of tho Administration. fN^ew York Times The New York Sun, editorially, says : 4 *Tt nil grows out of Sherman's misconduct to ward the ruling family. When Mr. F. D. Grant graduated at West Point two or three jrears ago, aud was commissioned as a second lieutenant in a cavalry regiment, his affec* tiunato mother determined that instead of serving with his company among the cruel and savage Indians he should enjoy life at Washington in some official capacity that would keep him about Ihe court with as large pay ns possible. Tho best thing that could he discovered in this liuc was a place on Sherman’s staff. It would make the young fellow a Colonel, with the full pay and al lowanccs of that rank, and it would insure his presence at Washington with very little to do. When Gen. Sherman was applied to ilh this proposition he flatly declincAl. Ilis staff was full, he said ; its members had serv ed with him through ilic war, and he would not dismiss any of them to make a place for any new graduate of the Academy, no matter whose son he might happen to be. And if a vacancy should oocur, he should certainly appoint to It some officer who had deserved promotion by his services in the war. This refusal was the beginning of Gen. Sherman’s disgrace at the While House, which became eomplotc when his daughter’s wedding beat t of Miss Grant in pomp and splendor, I it ha& now culminated iu this demand for his resignation. Denied by Sherman, the application was next made to Sheridan at Chicago. lie had not the courage of his su perior officer, and did net dare to disobey the family command. lie turned ont Col. Forsyth, ono of the bravest of the brave, with half dozen rebel bullets in his body, and made Fred Grant Lieutenant-Colonel in his place, with the chance of loafing in Chicago or Washington as he might prefer. And now f Sherman could be driven to resign, Sheri- dau would become General of the Army, and Frod.. would be a Colonel instead of* a Lieu- cnant-Colonel, and would get about $71-0 a year more pay.” •*rom the Macon Telegraph. Dealt! or Sir. James M. Gray. M«*. James M. Gray, of Jones county, afler a severe and somewhat protracted illness, •lied at liis residence about seven o’clock yes terday morning. The deceased was born on the 5ih of February. 1S13, consequently, was in the sixiy third year of lus age He was reared in Jones county, and grew up to be one of its most influential citizens. No man in his community had greater infiucuce over the masses than he, and no man enjoyed in a higher degree the respect aud confidence o! the masses of the people. He was a man of indomitable firmness of character, but of a most genial and kindly disposition, and of the most unflinching integrity. In all the duties and obligations of life he was as true as steel. His word was his highest obligation His benevolence was only limited by his tocanv, and he exercised it through the mere law of benefiting his fellow-creatures. Da ring the war he delegated unto himself the mission of looking afler the poor of bis county, and wherever there was want, be was there also to relieve it. There were very many women whose natural providers and protectors were in the Confederate army, who had reason to bless him for his charity. He withheld nothing that he had which could contribute to those who were in need. While Mr. Gray was known only as a far mer, in early life he studied and obiained a full knowledge of ihe law ; but the practice was distasteful to him, principally on ac count of hi3 aversion to public speaking.— But he was known as a good judge of law, and his opinions upon legal questions were respected lie was a msu of liberal educa tion, and was well informed on most topics. He represented his county for several terms in the Georgia Legh-lature, and ihere has not been a timc*in the last twenty-five years when he could not have been the representa tive from Jones. The candidacy has been offered him time and again, and declined, when bis simple acceptance was the only guaranty that be was needed that he would be elected. While in the Assembly he rank ed ss one of its most influential members, and he attained that dignity not by any bril liant appeai^nce npon the floor, but by his manly, quiet, dignified and firm support of the measures he deemed wise, and his equally firm and quiet opposition to measures he deemed unwise. But it was at his home that his finer quali ties were displayed. His house was always open io his friends, and his hospitality was princely. He was a bachelor, but his home abounded in all the comforts of life, and his friends were the more welcome the longer they stayed with him. His love for his county lasted through life, and it is intimated that it is illustrated in one of his latest acts. We are informed that hy his will the bulk of his property goe3 to Mercer University, to be used in educating poor young men from Jones county. Our information is not precise upon this point, B. R. FOLSOM Having Removed to> AND OPENED II1S HARNESS SHOP Bickinson Building! Next Door to Dr. Young's Drug Store, North-side of Broad Street, ALBANY. : : : GEORGIA, IS PREPARED TO MAKE AND REPAIR HARNESS! (of every description,) Promptly and Skillfully! ANP TO GUARANTEE WORK AND MATERIAL! He invites examination of his stock and Workmanship, and proposes «v i-u»v FECT SATISFACTION or receive no pay. On this basis the patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. £oct22-3m SIMMONS’ REGULATOR The Favorite Home Remedy This uuriv-alled Medicine in warranted not to con tain a single {article of Mkrcurt, or auy injurious mineral substance, but is PURELY VEGETABLE. Containing those Southern Root* and Herbs, which an all-wise Providence has placed in countries where Liver Diseases most prevail. It will cure all Diseases caused by Derangement of the Liver and Bowels. Simmons’ Liver Regulator, or Medicine, Is eminently a Family Medicine; and by being kept ready for immediate resort will save many an hour of suffering and many a dollar in time and doctors* bills. After over Forty Years’ trial it is still receiving the most unqualified testimonials to its virtues from per sons of the highest character and responsibility. Em* inent physicians commend it as the most EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Armed with this. ANTI DOTE, allclimates and changes of water and food may be faced without fear. As a Remedy in M ALARIOUS FEVERS, BOWEL COM PLAINTS, RESTLESSNESS, JAUNDICE, NAUSEA, IT HAS NO EQUAL ! It is the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family tfedicine in tho World! MANUFACTURED ONLY BT ’ J. 2. ZHILIN & CO* MACON, GL, and PHILADELPHIA. Price, 51.00. Sold bv all Druggists. [deell-ct (FORMERLY THE TOWNS HOUSE,) Broad. Street ALBANY, GA. JOE BENNETTv Proprietor. H AVING leaw>l til** Brick UoU*l,on Broad street, in the city of Albany, heretofore known aa the “Towns House;** and having completely renovated the rooms and halls, :m<l cleaned the building from cclar to dome, I respect fully announce tho opening of THE BENNETT HOUSE on Monday lad. and nij* thorough preparation to en tertain guests in a manner that shall not fail to give satisfaction. (’barges the same as ns.tal with such establishment*. *w~SjNvial rates obtainable by regular boarders. • M/tStll-tt. Change of Sohedule. GEN*L SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,) atlahtic A Gulf It. R. Co., > Savannah, Ga^ October 9th, 1874. ) On and after Sunday. October 11th, trains on till Road will run as follows: KXPRKSS TASSKffGER Leave Savannah daily Arrive at Live Oak “ “ Thomasvillo •* “ Bainbridge M " A lt»any ** Leave Albany “ Bainbridge *• " Ttiouiasviile ** * Live Oak ** Arrive at Savannah “ Connect at Live Oak with trains on J. .430 p m ..-.A5f» a in .5^5 a m .9.10 pm 4.30 “ 9.05 p m ....8.20 a m I. A M. R. IL, No Cbange of Cars between Savannah and Albany. Cloec connection at Albany with trains on South- Western Railroad.- AfX’OMWOUATIOJ* TRA IS—WESTERN DIVISION Leave Dupont. (Sunday exceptod)......—....~~..7:30ain ‘ * " 9:30 a m 10:55 am 1:00 pm , 7 00 p m ......8:15 a m ..230 p Arrive at Valdosta, “ “ Qnilinan, “ “ ThomasTiile u “ Albany l-ieave Albany Leave Thomasville, Quitman, Valdosta, Arrive at Dupont, CO PRODUCE SALESMEN. .. . > , Johnston’s Warehouse, opftosite Mayer’s Corner, Washington Street, : : : Albany, Ga. -WE ABE PREPARED FOR T1IE- Sale> Shipment and Storage of Cotton^ Wool, And all odier Produce. Also a large lot of BAGGI2S! <3- -A. 3ST ID TIES. Constantly on band, which wo will sell at the lowest market price THE PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY A re notified that albaky councii, through the delegates from Subordinate Granges, at (be Meeting on the21sl of August, accepted the propo- position *uhmutetl t.y us as Ibrtr COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, io Store and Sell Grangers’ Cotton and make their Purchases at Special Ua*oa. Everyone should come forward and get tho benefit. Purchases a Specially. Wagon Yard and House Free. „ MT LIBERAL ADVANCES ON ALL CONSIGNMENTS IN STORE. September 3. ’74-ct. MASH & CHEVES. Welch. Cook & Bacon, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ALBANY, GA., KEET CONSTANTLY ON HAND - Flour, Bacon, Tobacco, Salt, Etc. Etc-. Etc- ALSO, A VERY LARGE SUPPLY OF BAGGIHfG TIES. -SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO- Storage and Sale of Cotton and Wool! LIBERAL ADVANCES MADEON COTTON. Consignments Solicited! ^53?” Wagon yard adjoining Ihe Warehouse, free to all our rlends; also a comfortable House (“Cook’s Hotel”) free to ev- ervbodv. — ■ . — Lit p m ....5:48 p m —&20 p m Omnect at Albany with night train* on S. W. R. R. bn ring Albany Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, and arriviiic at Albany Monday. W«rint**day and Friday. Mall steamer leaves Bainbridge every Thurada at 8:60 a. m., fur Apalachicola. H. 8. HAINES, General Superintendent. 1842-ffglth’s taer-1874 L. E & H. E. WELCH, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS GEORGIA, Offer Inducements to Dealers and Consumers A mild aperient and gentle purgative, recommended for tbe cure of all derangements of the stomach, liver and ’wwtls. By their timely use much sickness is prevented. The test of many yean bare proven them* to he tliesaftest, surest and best of all the pills ever offered to the public. They purify the blood, remove all corruptions and restore the diseased system to perfect health. .4* cn Antidote to Chills and liter they have no equal. Tor Dyspepsia they are a Specie fur Sick Heartache and Bilious Odie they are a sure cure. Fur Omstipation, Rheumatism, Piles, Palpitation of the Heart, Pain in the Sule, Rick and Loins, Nervousness positive remedy. For Female Irregularities, trilhomt a rival. When one docs not “feel very wella single dose stimulates the stomach and bowels, restore the appe tite, ami imparts vigor to the system. Sold everywhere. Office, IS Murray Street, New York. DRUGS MB P. oft* T WtsTb AARSAPPiR IL LAG V N S DEL\0j£Sj Dr. Tutt’s Sarsaparilla Is the mori powerful Blood Purifier known to medical science. It enters into the circulation and eradicates every morbific agent; renovates the system; produ ces a beautiful complexion and causes the body to gain flesh and increase in weight. SANS SOTJCI 1HD BILLIARD SALOON Keep foe Blood Uealfhy RESTAURANT! BMP & MOCK respectfully announce the opening of their RESTAURANT. K' Fresh Fish and Oysters! and all that this and (be coast markets afford, served promptly at all hoars. Reasos is their cook, and there is no reason why his meals shall not always be rrotoa-ably well prepared. [octl-3 m and all will be welL To do so, r ed that can compare with this valuable vegetable ex tract. Price $1.00 a bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Office 4S Cortlxndt Street, New York. DR. TUTT’S HAIR - DYE, is easily applied, imparts a beautiful black or brown, and acts like magic. The best In the world. Sold by all druggists. Price 51.00 a box. DRUG GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, &c. OUR STOCK IS VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE bought from first hands, and for CASH. Give ns tbe opportunity to duplicate your bills, no matter when they were bought, and yon will find that w« know tbe bottom figure ENQUIRE THE PRICE OF j-'. , •• i . Snuff Parlor Matches, Toilet and Family Soaps* OLD TOM GIN, * -4» Schiedam Schnappsi Bottle Corks* Wine and Liquor Labels, KEROSENE OIL, BITTERS, &c. In fact, all such Goods, as are usually kept in a Jobbing House of oor line, and we convince yon that WELCH'S CORNER IS IHE PLACE TO BUY Tlie of deailD i is frightful.— in its attack RAINE & CLARK, GENERAL There is no disease that is so consumption. By the neglec soon become deep seated anil v remedies which, if applied at the outset, would have averted all danger. Dr. lutt’s Expectorant has proven itself the He Lung Balsam ever discovered. A gymau of New York, pronounces it the ‘•greatest bless ing of the nineteenth century,” and says “no family should be without it.*’ It ^ pleasant to the taste, and Wc are manufacturing and successfully competing wilh the outside World in (he » Household Preparations and Family Medicii -SUCjH AS—- Plantation Liniment. King of Pain, Co. Podophillin or Liv^r Pills, O. K Vermifuge. Bryant’s Dysentery Aural Balm Liniment, Abboit’s Condition Powders, Mixture, Citrate of Magnesia. Seidlilz Powders, Cook & Co’s. Welch’s Sewing Fragrant Dentoline for the teeth, Cathartic Pills, Machine Oil, Extracts cf Lemon and Vanilla, Dixie Bonqnette, DeOrqay and fresh from the fruit, Welch Cologne All of which h$Te a better Local reputation than any other Goods of the same class. pjr* REMEMBER, it is no trouble to show goods, or quote prices. If you are a dealer, please compare prices before yon purchase elsewhere in the State cr out of it. i fl. Johnstsn, Proprietor. Begs fo renew the tender of his services to the Merchants and Planters of SouilvrWest Georgia. The-Storage and Sale of Coin Made a Specialty. BACCING AND TIES Constantly on hand. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES On Cotton in Store. TitankfnI for past favors anti solicits a continuance of the same. July 30»h—till 1st Jan. *75. FOB 20 YEARS THE Standard of Excellence THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. OVER 900.000 SOLD 100,000 MORE THAN ANY OF ANY OTHER KIND. The New Wheeler & Wilson Rkckived in 1873: Till. Highest Awards at the Vienna Exposition. The Uoi.d Medal of Tue Maryland Institute Faie. Tbe Four IIidhest I'rehhths, (Including two med als,) at (iEORQiA State Fair Best of All = The Whwler A Wilson has tho approval of millions of toadies who have used thi* well tried machine.— Physicians certify that it is THE ONLY LOCK-KTICH SEWING MACHINE FIT FOR FAMILY USE. Its light and easy motion does not fatigue invalids. Its rapid execution of work recommends it to all who sew for a living. IT IS THE MOST ECONOMICAL BE CAUSE, THE MOST DURABLE. Our new and popular No. S Machine adapted for Leather work and general Manufacturing purposes Is now used by the leadiug tailoring establishments and shoe factories. Send for our circulars. Machines sold on very easy terms,or monthly payments taken. Old machines put in order or received in exchange. WHEELER A WILSON MF’G CO.’S OFFICB9: W. B. CLEVES, General Agent, Savannah, Ga. apri!23-6m above- FLEISH [decH-Sm Oilier over IVdrln Drug Store. DR. P. W. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. Residence—Albany Georgia» A ND will practice In the counties of Dougherty, 1**0. Baker, Calhoun, Miller, and other adjacent counties. In Surgical, Operative and Practical iVnlistry satis faction guaranteed, or no pay. Ati** Prices—§360 Gold Filling and $2 25 Aumlgura. OFFICE up Ntaira, .Walker’s Building, Washington •trect. tnar!4-ly. PROFESSIONAL! CAROS. G. J. WEIGHT. D. H. POPF WRIGHT & POPE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ALBANY, GA O FFICE OVER SAM MAYER’S DRY GOODS Establishment. [mar5 ly LAW COPARTNERSHIP. WARREN & HOBBS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ALBAKY GA. W ILL practico regularly In the State Courts o Lee, Dougherty, Worth, Mitchell, Baker. Dcca tur and Calhoun count lex, and iu the United Slated Circuit Court, Savannah. Elsewhere in the Stale by special agreement. L. P. D. WARREN, RJGH. I10BB9. Albany, Ga., January 8,1874. " ly. Wl LAW/fif OTICE. will practice law in the counties of LEE, DOUGHERTY, WORTH, BAKER,MITCHELL and CALHOUN, and elsewhere by special contract. WM. E. SMITH. WM. T. JONES. November 8.1878-lv LYON & DAVIS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CAMILLA, GA. Will practice in r!1 the Coarts,-and ntlcnii diligently to all business entrusted to their •ire. Nov 12, 1874.—ly COTTON BUYER, Corner Washington and Pine Streets, ALBAKY, GA. F. C, jon; COTTON BUfER. Corner Washington and Pine Streets, ALB&NF, GA. Octl-lm SIMMONS’ Hepatic Compound oiUm Uanufabtnrert and SONS, Origin pondn.” J. M. COOPER. Furniture Dealer, Auction AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ALBANY, GEORGIA. Fnraitnre Repaired Chairs Caned. A LL trade and repairing at panic prices, and for cash. [feb26-ly. JAY & PRICE. YElXoW"¥LM“ftoEH, AND DEALERS IN DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, BRICK AND LATHES. Prompt attention given to all orders. Can forniah - * when ” Kiln Dried Lttm/ter Address may21-fim i desired. Terms low. DAWSON, GA. pURE JUICE FROM GRAPES GROWN AT MY •’Pinky Woods Vinkyakd” can be found for»a!e in Albany at Messrs. J. B. Neundorfer’a, Walker A and Joseph Demont’a JOHN STARK, ThomaavRle. Ga. Office at Arlington. Geo, - - •■*. Insurance Company, wim tuper c-ul. iniercsi i>vr ariuinnj uls at Si p**r bottle. For sale li Prepared by EPW. SMITH. M. D., per NIoutli hlera; 1 1-1 per cciil. (<•! Sie-iiii All basinet intrusted to ■' l

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Albany news. (Albany, Ga.) 186?-1880, November 12, 1874, Image 1