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PaafESSIfIIAL UDBnSIIESS CAROS
DR. R. H. NISBET
OFFICEon Cherry Street over Manard &
Burghard s Jewelry Store. oct 12 ts
TROUT HOUSE,
ATLANTA, Geo.,
By J. D. GILBERT , CO.
eept 9 dkwtf
Samuel H. Washington
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Macon, G-a,
WILL Practice In all the Coanttee of the MACOH Cl*
OUlT.aad In the Countie* of WeaUngton, Wllklnaeo and
LturtM,
Office next to Concert Hall, oxer Payne'S Drag Store ■
INSURANCE RISKS.
TAKEN FOR
AUBUSTA INSURANCE & BANKING CO.
AND—
Alabama Fire Marine Insurance Cos.
LANIER A ANDERSON,
*ep It—ts Amenta, Macon.
BROWN’S (|HQTEL.
E. S. BROWN has taken hie son, William F. Brown
tnto partners hip with him, and this Hotel will hereafter be
kept in the name of BHOVV.V A SOX.
E. E. BROWN, | WM. F. BROWN.
Jan 58W_lyew*w
0. BJIICE,
TUNER AND ff m REPAIRER
Os PIANO POHTEB,
IS Permanently located In Macon. JoT Name* may
beleftat Messrs. VL-gin'iand at I. J. Johnston A 00.
noT>—tf
DR. A. L. CLLNKSCALES
favor*- and continoee to offer Us professional eerrtoc to the
eitlienaof Mionand OUTOumtinecountry.
GFFICK over Dr. Btrotjneker s Drag Store, and residence
.. vsnbiic s.iuare, where he can be found at all times ill less
twlfesslonal! y absent, and will attend promptly to all calls left
DR. V. J. ROOSEVELT,”
HOIIEPATBIC PHYSICIAN,
Office and Residence, Corner
Walnut and 3rd Streets, Macon, (Is.
Jaa.ll-ly *
L. N. WHITTLE, ’
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MACON, GA.
OtFIOI nextta Concert Hall, over Payne’s Drug Store
JAMES T. ELLIOTT,
Attorney At Counsellor.at Caw
CAMDEN , ARKANSAS ,
WUI attend t. all Business entrust and to him in South A
Innni
. c. 10,1988—1 Y
J. BRANHA.iI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MAOon, Georgia,
WILL pr-iCt!ce in liie Circuit, atd 1= the counties
of Monroe. Futnam, Wilkinson and Sumpter.
OFFICE in Washington Block next door to J. M. Bf*rd
man's Book Store. , °ct Jj
DESIGNS FOB. MONUMENTS
—BY—
Ptotut. E. Launitz,
NEW YORK. K. J. JOHSTON, A CO„ Agent.
June IB—tf Macon. Ga,
PATTEN & MILLER
(Late PATTEN, HCTTON k U.)
Commission Merchants
SAYANNAU, GEORGIA.
O. PATTEN. A. J. MILLER.
July 1188.—ly
m. R. FREEMAN, M. D.
HAVING returned to Mncon. offer* his Professional serv;
ees to 1U citizens, end the surrounding country, end It
prepared to treat their vnrious diseases with innocent vege
table remedies, and hopes that in consideration of the fact
t hath*sires ao poison,drawl no blood, and never destroys
the constitutions of his patients, he will beliberally patronized
by the afflicted.
Hf Particular attention will be given to Plantation, and
other country practice.
IW~ Office at the Drug Store of Dr. M. S. Thomson, to
whom he refers. fan. 7—ly
DR. WM. F. HOLT
Will attend promptly,
A I<L calls left either at his Office .oyer Bowdre t Ander
A son's Store, or at his residence in VlnevUle, opposite
Mai. Oomcr's. March 11-ly*
DR. B F. GRIGGS
TENDERS his professional services to the Citizens of Ma
| con and vicinity, or PICK or Pliuuh Street, Opprwte
the Depot, near the Brown House, where he can be found at
all hoars ofthe day and night nov 4 Sta
’ DR. H. A. METTAUER, ”
HAVING spent portions three successive years;’ this
cit”, during which time he hss Usalted hi* practice si
meet eacissivsly to Sugery, now respectfully offers his ser
vices to the dtlneM of Macon, and smtoundihs country tn
nil the htnnches ot his profession.
Office on tii Southeast on roar of Id and Cherry street*,
over Mr. Asher Ayer's New Grocery Store. wp 37 if
J. C. EDWARDS,
Rsai Zsiate Broker,
TIT ILL give prompt and personal attention to Buying
TV and setting Lands and city property. Examining TttJes,
Ascertainiag the value of Real Estate. Renting property,
and all business pertaining tea general Real Estate Ag. ncy.
Omcs In Id story p Hairs,la DT.Strobeckir s buiiding.
• oct. 10—ts
WANTED TO HIRE!
800 Nenroes.
ffTHE South Western Rail Read Caasoonv want to hire
A tot Negro Men to work *n repairs oftheir Road for the
next year <im>k also. St a M Negro Women as conks sad
hovel Baade, for which liberal prise* will be paid. Con
I rads can be made with J. M. Walden. Supervisor, ft. V ai
ry Wm. 8 Brantley, or with thesuhacrisarnt the office in
Macon. For parMeutara address
■* at whw tin VIRGIL POWERS, Eng. A Sept.
Co-Partnership Notice.
HUNT AIN) , to that *t EEI
LIN A HCNT for *• liberal patronage ofthe past
year ws hope to myu.m continued cor. drfemreolowMaSa,
J. RtNKi ZEILIN,
u - LEONARD W. HOilT.
SUBERS & LEWIS,
QKERRY STREET,
VTAVI fust received nlarge —Utment of Groceries. Drt
Jtl Goods end Crockery, which they will „u a* lo was thi
she bo eght la the city, oc*. t-ts “
A Caret
A PRACTICE extending over several counties. man to
them distant from Macon, has resulted la J- froqaer.t
sscttLWi^sssasiftisaß;
kseodated tn ay practise with Col. R W. blmms.n Inwye
es iaGte practice and reputat toe. wboee res'Aenee in AUtnia
vflli authorise me In giving constant and exclusive atlectrot.
tQ4.sMm placed la my hands la this city, where my inter
**• mßTmore Irmly and thoroughly idealised.
*ug 13—M O.A. LoUBRANE.
Exchange on
NEW 10 SK FOR SALE AT THE
Jimpmow BANS.
$2 00 Column.
DRS, MCDONALD & VAN GIESEN,
DENTISTS,
Washington Block, Macon, G.,
ELECTRICITY USE DIN EXTRACTING TEETH.
Mt DO.V\LO*N Tooth Paste at way, _>n hand and for sale,
Deni Us can be supplied with (he finest style of Teeth
alai Gold Foil, Ovid and Silver Plate and Wire. I .at hi Fix
tures, Ac , also with any kind of luctran.entsor Miterial.on
thor notice. oct. 16— ts
4SO. M. STUBBS I JSO. G. PATTON.
STUBBS & PATTON.
Attorneys at Law,
AND
General Collecting Agents,
Mses orgie.
TITILL praotkw ir the counties composing the
V V Macon CimiUßd in the counties of U'Uiinmm.
Marion. Jasper. Sumpter. Jones. Baker. Pulaski and
Srhtey. and in any ccnnty in the State hy special cou
tracL Strictest r>erm.ual’ attention given to alt claims
entrusted to our care.
Office in Horne's new buil ling. Cherry street, op
posite Carhart’s A Curd's new Hardware Store,
jan 6—ly
Butt’s Map of Georgia.
tar a few Copies of this new and elegant
Map of Georgia
For Sale, at this Office,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
Orders Respectfully Solicited
Nov. 9, —ts.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
HILL &z> HILL,
fCCCKMOB TO THE LATE FIRM OF
SYU BBS & HILL*
WILL practice in the llacn* and adjoining Clreujta,
and in the Supreme and Feierai O-mrts the same a.
heretofore by the late firm of Stubbe A l_
JM). R IT ILL.
The traders'gned will close np the bnsii eta of the late firm
of Stahl'. A Hill as speedily as pom Me. and to this end, all
pereooaindel'ted to said film are requeued to make payment
at as early a day aipracticable. B. HILT..
~oct SI Surviving partner of Stubb* a Hill.
BOOK BINDING.
81ANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
trade to order for
Courts and Counting Houses,
and numbers printed on the pages without extra
charge.
Magazines, V"mc and Law Books
Bound In -eat and cheap styles.
DAVID ROBS, Cor. Sd ard Cherry Ft.
edas Over G. T. Roger. A Son.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WE the undersigned have this da.y formed
a limited Copartnership, under the name
OF SUBERS * LEWIS,
and have purchased the entire Stock of
Dry Goods & Groceries,
OF THE L VTK FIRM OP D. F. CLARKE A CO.,
and having rep'enMied the same with NICW GOODS ; we
will be pleased to see all the Customers of the old firm, and
reepectrully solicits share of the public tut rotage.
FA ML. M. SI) HERS,
•ct. 9-ts ED. F. LEWIS,
IP. S.] All persons indebted tots the late firm of D. F.
Clarke A Cos., are requested to call and settle, as we alone are
authorized to collect the accounts and notes due them,
oct. 9—ts 8. M. 8. * E. P.L.
CARPETINGS!
Floor Oil Cloths,
GrS,
RUGS & MATS!
A LARGS Stock, end a great variety of styles of the
*boe goods. Just received, which will be sold at for
lower figures, and give purshzeer* a selection from the best
stock ever offered In Macon. Also,
Satin, DeLaine, Damask,
LACE and MTTSLI9E
Window Curtalziffi.
WINDOW SHADES, QUILT CORNICES and BANDS
In great variety.
Purchasers will consult their Interest by examining my
Hock before buying. B. F. RUSS.
Maoon. July 80. 186fi. —ts
e.saulsbury”
INFORMS Ms friend* and customers that he has removed
to the New and IQegant Brown Stone Build.ng Twe
Doors fMaa his Old Stand, and directly oppo.it* the Lani.tr
Bouse, where he offers on the most bvorab.e rorms, one of
moatcnolos Stocks of
Ready Made Clothing
to be found Is the city. The Stock is entirely NEW. com
prirtug, tn part, black and lai cy Caeimi .t I arts; Bine
Overeat*, c-f various styles; rich Velvet, bilk nnd Cash
mere Vests, Black and Fancy Drem, frock and Business
Coats. H ha* also a complete assortment of
Men s Famishing; Goods.
Bnch as. Hosiery, Patent Bfco>ri<*cv beam RMrta, Drawers,
oicvre. Suspenders, Cravats, Tier. Coil .is, Kobe and Chain
bre, *c.
His Merchant Tailoring Department is supplied with a
■•eg* aid superior block of Cloth*. Cuumeresand V eatings,
and is under the direction of a competent Cotter.
Macon. Nov. A US*.
Oysters, Game, &c.
C. H. FftEEMAN. t CO,
A R * DOW ready to serve Customers in every Hyle of th
FISH, FLESH, AND FOWL,
atUelrFating Balooa,Cotoß Avene.. Macon.
DyMu", by evarr truir
from the Senbonrcl.n* well ass Buef, Game, Ac ..from Fulton
market. New York, by every Mc^mer.
They have Man made arrangements for regular applies ol
Chick t-us. Turkeys. 4 c.. from Cherokee Geo-gia.andTennes
•as -luring Ue season, and solkita call from their friendansd
FALLL ill mm ms!
1850, ’6O.
MRS. F. liESSAU,
mulberry strekt.
/Tly*- HAS just returned from New Tort and
It is now opening in-o'er* of rich lre
1! *VwH2SBE Geods. real French I * Ores, Good*,
k tdT ‘jSvA v dtt and Reavrr Ctotn Clonks. Fa*'iae.
*, Xf ti Evening Dream*. Fn broideries. Grove*.
i.ivrfror Blond Lace*. Veils, IMr Urn*
rl , ‘ ‘LV *C-. A.. al of latest tir.poriatioas,
‘M * and would Invite her lady patr * ernes.
/■ fibd ladle* generally to give her a ■'!.
■ H Will open on Wednesday, bent. BL
NR an Mcorctneot of newest liyl* V* vet and
vjSteO-leiXEr* D ~~
GRANITE II HALL
OPPOSITE THI LANIER HOUSE
UU House, *a theluxnrtmand comfo^
•Ffu-u &*.
MACON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1860.
$3 00 Column.
FOR NEW YORK.
FAKE REDUCED,
Freight and Passage as Low ashy any other
BTEA.MEIFLS.
Cabin Passage.:::: sls.
By the splendid and commodious
Side-v* heel Steamers
AUGUSTA, 1,900 tons Capt. M.P. Woodhull,
FLORIDA I.Buo “ *’ Isaac Crowell,
ALABAMA, WO6 “ “ Oeo. R. Fchenck.
And first class Propeller
STAR OF THE SOUTH 1,100.. . .Capt. Thomas Lyon.
_ These steamship# belong
FT, the old established and
.avorite line, known as the
“New York and Savannah
>v4 Steam Navigating Coast*
FIiTOT ny."and In comfort, accom
oflN||4jflNn lmxlrtion and fare, cannot be
tnanded by experienced,
k'liful, careful and polite officers
JOHN R. WILDER A GALLIE.
Agents, Savannah.
SAMUEL L. MITCH ILL A SON,
July A-ts Agents, New York.
Fast Frassos! New Typo!!
LEWIS H. ANDREWS,
F o a 1
BOOK & JOB PRINTER,
NEAR RALSTON’S NEW HALL,(UeStaibs,)
CHERRY ST., MACON, GA.
The proprietor is prepared, with the aid of
FAST PRINTING MACHINERY
AND MEW TYPE,
To execute the large*! order of an vdeacript ion of work with
DISPATCH, and in h workmanlike manner, at living rates,
for. cash:.
Junel#—tt
M itO\ & WESTERN R. HOAD.
ON and after n July, trains will be run a*
follows:
Leave Macon at 15night. Arrive at Atlanta 7,19, A. M.
Leave Macon at lO A. M., Arrive at Atlanta 4.00, P. M.
Leave Atlanta at II night. Arrive at Macon 7.18 A. M.
Leave Atlanta at 11 A. M., Arrive at Macon 9.00 P. M.
The 10 a. m. train from Macon conntcts with the Western
A Atlantic Hoad at a 40, p. m.; connects with the Georgia
Road 11 at night, and Atlanta A West Point Road at It 5 a. m.
The night train will not be run on Sundays.
The completion “f the Virginia and ’1 etincssee Rail Road
makes this the most pleasant and direct route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Through tickets to which may be had at Atlanta, for 926 M
Including Stage tare, 97 uO, and to New York Tor 9-U 00.
Furtherlnformation mav be had In relation to this Route,
on application to the General Ticket Office, Atlanta.
jufy IS—ts. ALFRED L. TYLER. Supt.
THE BEST PIANOS MADE.
WE are now receiving, to our already selected stock of
Pianos, the celebrated
Steinway Pianos.
These Instruments have al vays taken t) e first prizes In all
fairs, wherever exhibited, and are the only Pianos nred and
reci .mm> nded by the best art Ids, and Kusteal Celehr lies, as
Tlnrai, bclisrfenberg. Mi Is, hatter, iietleld Gotthxlk. Wot*
In hall jet. and a host of others. They use onlysfctetn way's
for public and private use.
We do not possess gas enough to endeavor Is create an ex
citement by meting a “great cry with wry li'tlc wool ,” or
trying to shove <ff in tire Southern market what they anti
c-ttLX at the North ; neiiher would we be agents for Patent
1 Duos, which live one day and die the next, as we had an
example In the “AEoHsn Attachment” Pianos, which were
the “go” a few years buck, and which no one wants tow;
hot we keep an article which all must acknowledge to be
the be t who profess to know the but.
Persons who know us will, we Hatter ourselves, acknow
ledge us to be judges, and to strangers we ray >hat we will
present sny person with One Hundred Do’Lrs who can pro
duce a fiamat. A mat. nr or professor, res ding In Geo-gla.
who is mtperloras teacher or nlaeer to our H L. Pchrtlner ;
and further, alike sum we propose tuauv person who w II
disprove that we now- have a pupil that is superior In Music to
nlne'eniha of alithe professors in the fctate- of Georgia.
All Pianos sold at New York prices, freight only added
dsc 17 ly JN'O. C.C!HKKINER A SOoK.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT THE SIGxY OF
THE BIG BOOT,
No. 3, Cotton Avenue,
opposKn?^:
Washington Block,
Macon, Ga.
THE Subscribers would re- ww
turn their tbsnke for the r m
very liberal snd longcontlnued p T
patronage extended to them, infifhu.
and would most respectfully
Solicit a continuance of the JET H ‘L* m
same. We have now in store ft WJj
mostly manufactured, to our tM KT
WEEKLY Nsmm
Addition* will be made, of all the different styles and patterns
usually called for In a shoe store, aud would invite those wlsh
ingto purchase, to call and and examine our stock, as we are
prepared to sell as low as any house In the city or Mate. _
oct. ,-tf MIX A KIRTLANP.
CHANCE OP SCHEDULE*
CENTRAL RAIL ROAR,
tesfllSssgiwHL
OH N and after Thursday, July 13th, 1868, the Trains wlllhe
■ run as follows:
Leave Savannah 11.16 P. M. and 11.48 P. M.
Arrive in August* 7.30 A. M. aad 4.30 P. M.
Arnveln Macon 11.00 P. M. and 9.00 A. M.
Arrive In MllledgcvUle 1 oh P. M.
Leave Macon-
Arrive In Savannah 7.10 A. M. and 9.30 I’. M.
Arrive la Augusta 7.30 A. M. and 4.30 P. M.
Arrive la Mtliadgevllle I.l* P. M.
Live Augusta 15 A. M. and J. 48 P. V.
Anrveln Savannah 7.50 A. M. and 9.30. P. M.
Arrive in Macon 9.00 A.U. and 11.00 P. M.
Passenger* for points teyund Atlanta, on the Western A
Atlantic Kail Koad, will leave Savannah on tlie 13.18 train,
and arrive in Atlanta at 7.18 Dext morning. Paenengert fort
Milledgevllle and Eatunton wilt leave by the 11.46 train.
Both train* connect at Macon with the Macon A WexUrn
Road for Atlanta, and with the Month-Western Kail Koad lo
Albany. A mericu*. Columbus and Montgomery,and at Mlllen
with the Augusta and Savannah Kail Knud for Augusta and
he North. OkO, W. ADAMS,
tuly 30—ts General superintenUoiit.
Fall & Winter Trade.
1859. 1860.
E. J. JOHNSTON & CO.,
HAVE just received and offer for sale on tire most
faVoral >le term, the moat olcgiuit. extensive ami
varied stock of
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewel
ry, Solid Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, Fancy
Goods, Musical Instruments,
Gas Fixtures, Fans, Cut
lery, &c.. &c., &c..
ever offered in tli s market,
A call either for pastime or to purchase nnd care
ful comparison of quitlitioo, stvles and prices is res
pect folly solicited.
Muiburry Bk, 3d door above Lonier House, Macon,
ELXOHNSTON, G. 8. OBKAR
A Washington dispatch to the
Charleston Mercury states that an “Al
abama member” of the House justly re
marked of Douglas’ recent demonstra
tion against the Harper’s Ferry raid :
“Judge Douglas is scattering chloride of
lime over the South to kill the stench of
Squatter Sovereignty.”
$4 00 Column.
n.weed7|^H
I & IRON, m
I MACON,
To Merchants.
Swedes Iron, Refined Iron, Eng’ish Iron, Plough St eel. Cast
Gentian and Blister Ptoe’, Hoonton Mai's, Horse Shoes,
Horse.-hoe>Hal's, ia<,hhovels aul spades: Ilauies, Re'pe
Trace Chains. Curry Combs, Anri's. Vises, Bellows, Ilsm
ii err. Store Tracts. Counter Platform Scale's, lion Safes,
Copying Presses, rochet and Table Cutlery f or sale at New
Yoik pricesaddlug freight. NA’fHAN WEED’
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON
South-Western Railroad
OVER WHICH TASSKS THE GREAT
NEW YOBK AND NEW ORLEANS MAIL S.
Tree Daily Trains between Macon, <(• Columbus
LEAVE Macon at 11 49. p. m., and 9 45 a. m.. Arrive In Cos
lumber ‘ .15 a. m., and 8 45, p. m. Leave Columbus
4a. m. and 8,5 p.m Arrive in Macon it 60 a.m.and 923 p. in.
On and al er Sunday, September 4th, the Paaae-ngerand
Mall train for Albany and Cuthbert will ran as follows:
Leave Macon, a* 1 40. A. M., arrive at Albany at 6.41 P M.
“ Albany at 1 40. P. M., “ Macon at 8.44, P. M.
The mall and Passenger Train from Cuthbert will connect
with the Albany mail train at Smltliviile. No, 10, South-Wes
tern R. R.
Leave Cat hliert at 15.41, p.m., arrive atSmlthvllle at 8 18p.m.
“ Smlthvilleat 4.05,p.m.. arrive atCuthbertat 6.39, p.m.
Making the connection with the up aud down Albany mall
Train.
Trains to Columbus form a t hrough connection to Mont
gomery, Alabama and Augu.-ta, Kuoxvtlle, Wilmington, Sa
vannah, MUledgevllle and Eatemton,
P. st Coaches run from Albany to Tallahassee, Bait bridge,
Thomasvllie Ac., dally ; also, trf-weekly to Cuthbert t.r Fort
Gaines, Ac.
Hacks run six times a week from Fort Valley to Perry,
Haynesvllleaudliawklnsville, and trl-weedkly to Knoxville,
Georgia.
Passengers tor points below Fort Valley should take the
Day Trains from Augusta&nd Savannah to avoid detention la
Macon. For other points take either Train.
First c’a*e steamship* leave Savannah for New York, ou
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passage in ths C-oln
918:'8eerage 96.
Through Tickets can be procured from Rail Road Agents
at Montgomery, Columbus snd Albany via Savscpah to New
y„k, Sy rero.i.i|'>, In oi.iu, as Milor sf Montgorner.
956; Columbus 938. A lbanv 954 38.
oct 32—ts ‘ VIRGIL PO VERS. Eng’r. k Supt.,
NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH.
The k merlfan-Atlantic Screw Steamship Ce.’s.
NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS
HUNTSVILLE,
Cabt. John A. POST, I 000 Tens Bar them.
MONTGOMERY,
Capt. FRED. CROCKER. 1,000 Teas Barthes.
Will leave NEW YORK and SAVANNAH
EVERY SATURDAY.
PASSAGE sls.
The superb accommodations for Passengers on these Steam
ers are unsurpassed by any Ocean Steamers In the World
The Saloons and Stare Rooms are elegantly furnished, spa
cious and well ventilated.
THROUGH RATES CF FREIGHT
From NEW YORK to Knoxville, Nash
ville, Memphis, Tuscumbia and other
places, including every expense, given when
required.
tW~ Merchandise consigned to the Agent of the CertraJ
Rrllroad, Savannah, will t>e received and forwarded FREE
OK COMMISSION. Mark Goods “CARE AGENT CEN
TRAL RAILROAD, SAVANNAH.” Shippers are particu
larly requested to forward Rills of Lading by the Steamer,
thereby ensuring greater dispatch, and avoiding all delays.
Insurance may be effected by these Steamers at the Offices
of the undereigned atone half per cent, with the best Compa
nies. Freights have he reduced by this Line to Baud 10 cents
per foot, and other Goods at proportionate rates.
UT” Freights taken it three-fourths of customary ra
BRIGHAM, BALDWIN k CO.,
Savannah,
H. B. CROMWELL k CO „Ga.
apr 9—ly 86 West St., car. of Aib si >y. N Y
MARBLEWORKS!
J. B. AHTOFE * SOS,
Manufacturert of and Dealers in
FOREICiN AMD DOMESTIC
MARBLE
MONUMENTS,
TOMB STONES,
MANTLES,
FURNITURE,
SLABS, &c.,
Corner of 3rd nud Plumb Sts.
MACON, OA.
apj 11—ts.
Tle Crusader.— We neglected, last
week to notice the recent improvements made
in the appearance of this excellent Temper
ance journal. The proprietor, John H.
Seals lias associated his brother A. B. Seals,
with him, in the management ofthe paper,
and it is now printed on new type and prose.
The Crusader will also have the assistance
in the Ladies’ Department of Mrs. L. Vir
ginia French, of Tennessee, for the present
volume. This is a valuable accession to its
editorial force. Mr. Seals has also started
the Daily Locomotive, but we have not been
favored with an exchange and therefore can
not speak of its merits.
i i
Care will kill a cat; yet there is no
living without it.
Contbmpt will sooner kill an injury
han revenge one.
dh. b-A-A-Kiee:
TREATS ALL DISEASES.
CJPElMALattei'tton given to all chronic diseases —Ceromt,
J3 Cnour,Consumption, lurLuxazA. Asihua, IlioxcHiTia
mil diseases of the Nos*. Mouth, Thboat, and Lungs: a.l
Skin Di**a*f.* of every description successfully treated;—
Lira ba no, Li’mbab Anscxsscs, Scbopula, K hsi maTism.Gout
Nxubauoia. Paralysis, kpn.et-sT, or Convulsions. Dtspkp,
sa. Dthxntekv, DiAtfMHutA. The very worst eases ot 1 ilx*
‘cured inasherttlme ; also of the Stomach, Llvetand Rowels,
there are many HI.-eases inctdenUl to women and children
which are treated with dl.tiogwished success. All particulars
will be given by letter. l>r, Iltabee can produce one thou
sand certificates of his perfect su cess In curing
Cancers, Old Sores, op llrers, Ili> Disease*, Flslii
la ofever v Head, Wen*, 1 cly
ijiim of the i\o**e, or In olher purls of Ine
Body. Tumors and Swelling*
Os every description, and without the use of the knife, or any
u rgic if Instruments. Tuese last named diseases cannot be
cured by corresprndence ; therefore all such patients must
ni*ue themselves under the Doctor’s personal supervision.
Dr. Baakee has made anew discovery of a “Fluid, that
will produce apsorntion of the “Catabact, and rest ere per
manent \ lsion to the Ev without resort to the knife. All
diseases of the
EYES AAD EAHH
Are successfully treated without the use of the knife or nee
dle. Dr. Baakee has constantly on hand, at his office a very
extensive assortment of beautiful
AttTirtoiAL Eyes and Tthpancms, ok Eak Dkums,
which re suitable for either erx and all ages—lnserted In live
mlnutee. Ear Trumpets of every d,scripti< n ; alto .very va
riety of artlflcal articles known W the world—a large assort
ment of 1 eautlful ar and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS
with the arm and elbow attachment; artificial feet with the
Ankle, Leg, ar.d knee-j..lnt attachment.
3 here article# are perfectly natural, and adapted for either
eex, and can be sent by express to any part of the world. All
kinds of Trusses for Hernia or Rupture of every descriptloa,
for either sex, and Tnoses particularly adapted for females
in a weak condition, also those with Prolapsus Uteri.
Dr. baakee Is one of the most celebrated and skillful phy*
slc;an* and surgeon* now living. Ills fame Is known person
ally In every principal city of tbe world.
All letters directed to Dr. IKakte, most contain ten cents
to pay postage and 1 setdenta! expenst s. All Chronic Diseases
can be treated by correspondence, exc.'pt those mentioned,
which will require his personal supervision,
Os” Offiee hours from 9 a. m., to 4 p m.
DOCTOR ISA AKLE. Office,. 704 Broadway,
dec 9 wtf afew doors above Fourth st.. N. Y. City.
NEW
TH HR STOi!
COTTON AVENUE,
MaOOU) m m m m GoOTgia,
THE undersigned having opened anew ’lin and General
Furnishing Store on Cotton Avenue, next door to the
Lamp fcture, where he expects to keep all kinds of
TIN WARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
which be offers to the p-ibllc at very low prices, as ne
is satisfied with
“Quick Sales & Small Profits *
I shall be ready at all times to fill any srder tor tin warl
either from the City or Country, at WHOLESALE as wel
h RETAIL, OH EAP FOR CA- 11, as my brother, A.C. An
douin, who la we 1 known as a T ln Smith, will attend to the
manufacturing ol the House fur ine.
CASH paid for old Bags, or taken in exchange for
Goods.
ALL KINDS OF
TIN W O R K
done to order promptly, and
WARRANTED
To Give Satisfaction.
I also whh to HI Ire a Good Tin
Smltb. A. L. AUDOUIN.
oct 15 sw&w—Cm
MAH l AiIGSSTA MIL Mil
CONNECTION.
MILLEDGEVILLE, Jan. 19, 1860.
At a meeting held this day of the Provis
ional Board of Directors, of the Milledgeville
Rail ltoud Company, it is ordered that the
following gentlemen be, and hereby are, ap
pointed Commissionera to open books of sub
scription of stock, viz:
At Charleston. —Geo. A. Trenliolm, Chas.
M. Furman, Janies Rose, Henry Gourdin
and Wm. G. Bancroft.
Augusta. —Foster Blodget, jun., Thos. S.
Metcalf, Turner Clanton, Josiah Sibley and
Henry koore.
Warren ton. —E 11. Pottle, Isaac B. Huff,
W. H. Pilcher, M. H. Wellborn and
Neal, Esq.
Sparta. —D. W. Lewis, T. M. Turner, B.
T. Harris, \V. H. Brantley and A. J. Lane.
Milledgeville. —R. H. Ramsay, Jeremiah
Beall, James Herty, Win. McKinley and
Wm. A. Jarratt.
Macon. —Thos. C. Nisbet, N. L. Whittle,
J. H. R. Washington, James T Nisbet and
J. J. Gresham.
It is further ordered that the aforepnid
Commissioners are retpiested to open books
as early as practicable, and report the amouut
taken by each Roard respectively, to Foster
Blodget, Esq., Mayor of the city of Augusta,
on or before the 15th c f February next.
D. C. CAMPBELL, Sec ? y. pro tcm.
Jan. 21, —3t
City papergr copy 3t.
DRY GOODS,
Iranlto Block, Mulberry Street.
N. 8. PRLDDEN & CO,
GRATEFUL forthe liberal patronage of lagt year. are now
prepared to exhibit a large and .elect Mock of
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY-GOODS!
Confident of not being excelled either in beauty, style or
price. A Choice va. lety of rich
DRESS GOODS
VELVET AND SILK ROBES,
BROOHK AND BAYADERE SILKS,
FOULARD SILKS.
DE LAfNE AND MERINO ROBES,
ROBES DE CHAM HUE,
POPLINS,
VALENCIAS,
DE LATNEB,
MERINOS
CASHMERES!
A large variety of
SHAWLS,
new styles. *
VELVET & CLOTH CLOAKS,
Mhues’ and Children’a
CLOAKS, TALMAS & SACKS
Dress Trlmlnga, Embroideries H- aiery, Glove*,
EMPRESS HOOP SKIRTS,
a superior article, warranted beat quality.
Our assortment of Good* for family use la complete
Irish Linens, Tom clings, Napkins, Tablet-laths,
Table Damask, Pillow Casing, Sheetings,
Cottons, Flannels,
and all the different varletleaof
STAPLE GOODS
eq'tired for the trade, which we slier on the moat favorable
terms. tsept 14 dtij N. . *RUDEN * CO.
BUNAWAY
FROM my plantation in Sumpter county, two ne
gro men Bill and Jordan. Bill in a very dark
copper colored negro, i!S or 30 years and about 6 feet
10 inches high, rather short lmilt. Jordan ia also
copper colored. altoutO feet tail and is 30 or 36 yearn
old. Jordan hoe a large soar on his face. They are
supposed to be lurking about Henderson, Houston
county. I will pay S6O for the delivery of them, or
$25 for either lodge in Jail so I can get them.
ANDERSON COMER.
Macon, Jan. 13, ’6o—4t
LOST
IN the city of Macon, on the 4th inst., one note
made l>y Chaa. K. Stubbs, payable to Hetty Lock
ett or bearer, for one hundred dollars, ami dated
Mucon. Jan. Ist, 1859, and due on our before the Ist
day Jan. 1860. All persons are hereby forwarned
tradingjfor said note. TAOMAS STUBBS,
jari B—3t w
DR. GKO. G. GRIFFIN
HAVING permanently located hlmfelf in Macon, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the public.
OFFICE ob S4 Street;, 1b Waehiagteß Sleek
narMwly
PAINTING!
THE rat-sctilH-r * rateful for past favors respectfully In
fnrnitbi* incuts and th public that he ha* formed a
partnership with * ’hrietopher Burke, lnte of New York eity.
LOVI & BURKE,
HOBSE.SIGM & BECORATIVB FAIBTESS,
PAPER HANGERS, AC.,
Mnoon, • “ ■ C3r( orgla.
All ordmio Town or country punctually afUndtd to, *nd
all work filliped in the latest styles aLd at moderate prices.
# iK*v 16 swAw 3m HENKY LOVI.
> STONE'S M -
w ‘ m
i? • m
-'"--'H ‘SH 1
wm
t’!UB. B. STONE & BIN),
OPPOSITE LIMBI! HOUSE,
WOULD call attention to their complete and extensive as
sortment of
Hats and Caps for the
Fall Sl Winter Trade,
To which constant additions will be mafic through the bea
° All those In want of really Fad knubie and cheap Hats
and Oars, would do we 1 to give them a call beff re buying
else-here CHAS. B. t-ToNK * BRO.
QCt ts
Iron, Steel,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
NATHAN WEED
Mrooxx, Georgia,
orrus FQR SALK:
ham IROH. tfuiedeA,
Olefined, and jimjepican.
Jf&untnePed, all s±%£s..
HORSE SHOE, %and, JJaßSiod,
Jfdaoh, Jsfheet, fffyaile/-, OaaL
and JffaJtp (IcaLy fftaund and
& quote, SLc.
STEEL— tfast, fiehncui,
STfiAng,
VAJLB-ysui SL fll ¥ te!t, Sf'filke&p
J^teud&.
BLACKSMITH*’ TOOL — jflniul*.
fffyelhuii&t flfises, SPcteui
Sflaies, Jf&immete, Slangs,
JfCatee SdLasfis.
PLOWS. ffl. M as&aPtmenl,
(PLomJllncs, Manw&,JZJtebces,
fWagan hanis.
CORN SHELLERS, /@ateL jililLs,
<&juce Coffee HiLLs.
STRAW CUTTERS— latent
shaP/jejiuig, sufLeteaj'ta ang.
in use.
MEAT CUTTERS. Sausage-Meat
sid±ete and tuffete.
HOLLOW WARE. SPuts, Gems,
Sjiidete, es fiouels * JDangs,
£tLte (dags, Wash. JKettLes,
SfaiLcefnins, ffyaUete.
AY MR. — ff. fUf. djfcdlins ’ ivateant
ed f/Lxes, JKLag's, Jsteid
legs, and clhete.
HOES.—^ Wallins', ffytede’s lat
ent. Second's, JLtHteuie's/£teuuL.
Dec. 14
BARGAINS!
BARSAINS!
FROM
rSTWaegHi XBAk.'NCJB:
WE SHALL
SELL OFF
THE REMAINDER OF OUR
LARGE STOCK
OF
WINTER DRY-GOODS
AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES!
MOIMY
IS THE
“X 1 X Tmr 36S
TO SECURE
BARGAINS
AT
\l W. PARKER & CO.’S
CARD.
DR. A. PIERCE, wr jld inform his friends and the
put lie. that lie Las so far recovered his health
as to es aWe him tc resume his practice, which he
will do ffrom this date—Jan. 2d. 1860,
jan 6—4t*
All the Novelties in
FUENISHING GOODS
Vorr Wow,
_MBAIRDJS^
IF F I N S .
Old Pe&m Metahsc omm at Lower Prices.
I***J-* / T. *. 0. WOOD.
fURS I FOBS 1
Jnst received a first-rate assortment of
LADIES* FUR
Victorines & Cuffs,
Stone Martin,
Veal, Mink,
Brown & Bl’k Coney,
Black Lynx,
Mountain Martin,
Imitation Ermine, &c.
THE LADIES
are respectfully solicited
and examine our stock, as we will sell them so
CHEAP
That they cannot ass ! rl to he without them. We have also,
as usual, a very select stock of
Land Agency.
fit HE subscribers are prepared to make location*
1_ Land in all or the North-western itatti—lowa
Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Territories of Nebraska
an I Kansas, and solicit consignments of funds or war
rants. for terms apply to JNO. M LONGLEY,
Macon, Ga.
JNO. B. DWlNNKLL,Lodi,Wisconsin
anrlT d-tr
Peru Wine.
I invite the beet judges of Wins to the above, which can
not le surpassed in flavor and purity,
riberrv Brandy. Hariaonia br nd.
1 ort Wine, of a very superior quality.
Clarets, Chsteaula Rose, Moutoo, PouiUlsc, etc.
isauteines, of very flue brands, at
HENRY HORNR’S.
Notice.
WE have a number ofsceoun's made in 1858onoorbooks
books, which wlilbt certainly sued if not paid by the
Ist of January. W u Intend to shew no iavors
City papers copy. HARDEMAN A QEIFFLa.
Negroes for Bale.
A NEGRO woman and four children, are offered
for sale on reasonable terms for cash. Woman
27 years old, a good cook, washer-woman and house
servant. Children's ages from Syears down to 1 yr
sold for no fault. Apply at this office. ts.
Notice to Debtors & Creditors.
ALL persons indebt, and to Terry Quinn late of Macon Cos.,
deceased, are requeued to make iimr.ediale payment
and those having claims attain st hi. estate to present them for
payment in terms of the l.aw.
CLANIDIA QUINN, Administratrix,
toe 19 6w
Perfumery.
Avery large assortment of Bazin’s,
A : - - •• LubiX
Also the moat celebrated Hair Oils, Colognes, Extracts
Soap, Ac. For sale by
Upt 30 ZEILIN * HUSST.
NEW CANDIES.
Molas-ie* Cream Candy, flavored with Orange flow era.
Honey Comb Candy.
Blanched A lmoi.d Nougat.
Cocoa nut curl Candy.
firound(M>& KonghUat , u . u __ _ ,
H CTKY HO F
PIANOS!
OF Elegantly carved Rosewood, and alltbe plain -artetie*
just received, aud for sale on tie best Urn. s, by
J E J. JOHNSTON A CO.
pr ) I ‘; “ii! Uvi a exihange. apr7—aiwtj
MIEHM&CH
WOULD Inform their filends ard the public geeerallv,
th *t they have now In store, and are constantly re
ceiving, their
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK,
Os choice and select
G-ROCERIES,
To which they would most respectfully invite the attention
of one and alt.
Planters and Merchants
Will find It grer tly to their interest to call and exruane
our stock before furcbasing elsewhere. W e are Utteru.intd
to sell, profit or no profit. Quick .ales and annul margins, is
our motto, uur slock coUh.sU in part ol
SO Bales Gunny doth.
INI Coils Hope.
1010 Pounds Baling Twine,
2.5 Hags Coffee-Java, l’orl Rico, Rio and Laguira.
10 Chests Black and Green Tea.
15, Barrels A BAG (Sugar.
25 “ Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
5 Boxes Loaf rugar.
10 Hogsheads Flue Pon Rico.
300 Nocks Liverpool Sait,
100 Sacks Alum Salt.
250 Boxes A daniant.ne Candles
to “ Sperm “
100 Boxes Ho. 1 Soap.
• 20 “ Family Toilet Soap.
76 “ Assorted said Fancy Candy.
101 Boxes Starch.
lO I 'Jars Snuff.
80 Whole, Half and Quarter Kegtof Powdor.
■ SO Cans Duck-shooting Powder.
100 Bags Shot.
150,000 cigars various brands.
120 Boxes Tobacco.
20 Cases Magnolia and Mount Vernon Tobacco.
6o Bales Ohiiaburgs and SUipes.
f Cases Horn*-spun. Bleached.
10 Bales Georgia Kersey.
10 ’* Northern “
12 ** Blankets, all prices
SO Baskets Piper's Held sick wine.
65 ” La Perle ine.
25 “ Prince Imperial Wine.
70 Caes Cabin-1 Wn e.
15 Cases Ginger and liUckherry VNjje and Brandy.
100 barrels Rye and Corn Whiskey
10 “ Extra oid Bourbon.
7o “ Gin Hum and Brandy.
15 Casks Madeira, Port and Sweet Wins.
10 Cases London Dock Gin.
10 “ Inker, and Stoughton Bitters.
25 “ Lemon syi up.
25 Casks Ale and Porter.
10 Boxes Ginger Preserves, Prunes and Fig*.
80 ** Assorted Pickles.
SO ** Super Cart Soda.
60 Barrels and Boxes Soda and DntterCrackers,
20 Boxes Herrlugs.
6 Sacks Ashton’* fable Sait.
• Cases Ashton’s Table Salt.
12 Doz. Well Buckets.
25 Dox. Blue Buckets.
15 Nests of Tubs.
60 Dot. Georgi i Pine Buckets.
20 Boxes Levt-rilt Ate*.
2-1.000 Pounds U hlte Lead and Zinc.
10 Barrelsl.lnseed Oil.
10 ** Tanners’sad MschlneOil.
2 *• Cast r Oil.
2 Casks I.insc and O l.
1 Pure Sp-rui OiL
5 Barrels Lm.ua yrup.
6 “ Ko*> Cordial.
5 * Peppermint Cordial.
50 Pounds Sewing Thread.
50 Doseu English H-ikles.
10 “ Wurors'ershlre - hue*.
20 llLds, Clear Bacon Sdes.
10 Casks Hi-.ms,
20 KiU Stud.
20 “ Mackerel.
20 ” tVhlte Fish.
10 “ $1 Salmon.
20 Case* PI: illation Whickv.
2) * Pine Arm's Brandy
6 Barrels t XJT LOAFru* ir
3 ” S. Shell Ahuonds.
8- “ I’ec.n Nut*.
3 “ Brtzli Nu>*.
25Boxes, And rs u’ssolaceTehac-c .
100 R bole. Half and Quarter Bairds Mackerel.
2 Firkins Pr me fpem But<er.
10 ’’ ** “ Lard,
1 Do*. G ru Shelters.
10 “ Brooms,
10 fases Common Mutches.
20 Gross German “
10 Case* New ‘ bier.
60 Dox. B ackl g.
10 Casee Cotton Cards.
HDu Yeast Powders.
1000 Pontius Gro nd Pa nts in Oil, ofall colors
lov 4
Diwolotiou.
THE firm of BOSTICK, KEIN A CO. is
this day dissolved. J. N. Keiu A Cos. hav
iog purchased the interest of A. G. Bosiiek,
will continue ihe business at the old stand
so well known as “Head Quarters” for Fan
cy Dry Goods. Either party can use the
firm name in the settlement of notes and
accounts, and every one indebted must now
oome forward and settle.
JOHN N. KEIN & CO.
Macon, Jan, 2. 1360.
JOHH N. KEIN.] [ROBERT KEIN.
Jan. 18. —ts
GARDEN SEEDS.
Kentucky nine crass,
LUCERNE.
_ ON ION SUETS *C., • W and forsale
THE COLLIKS WABE-HtߣE
PUBLIC AUCTIONi
On the Ist Tmnday of n ar ,
SALE POSITIVE,
AND 1
WITHOUT RESERVE’
Tr.at.K* k '’
l*t Monday in Marc v next, to the toswV*
,iof , without reserve. Terms of sale . 1
the purchase money, ’* V; o!
!!:!wO, * obe PdpaUc Jan.lOth.isgj
ji.w), “
li.ooo,
*I.OOO, “ * •• a. u Th. lep
31,900, “ “
#I.OOO, u u u U
#I,OOO, “ “ “ - - ffij
The remainder to be divided as follows - fw ,
to be paid in cash on the la, of sale, and tW ,
twelve month* therefi om. All die time tmnl ‘ ,IW
Ik* made payable with interest
to Ik* wronged by the purchasers bill ofex.-L.
mede due and payable** some Bank in Mae.*’
bond obligating to n make titles, on eon,nlni. i
payment*, to Vie furnished the purchaser Ti ti
acquainted with the property it is unneeck,.™ kH *
that it is eligibly located in an improved J n ?j|3
Iv improving cart of the city, and tLtthes,
thereon are of the best and most snMantii„ r l ’
,oto - A
jan-lm J. F. WINTER * m.
STEREOSGOmT
AL \ RUE and bcautlf il asaoit-ueiit of Store so,
a large number of vie ws ofall tS',?
the dozen, at J. M JWaWSS^ 1 ’
At Cost. —Closing Out
OUR entire Ctll.VA, GL\*B and TOY demusmt
wuh many uther dtainude gebds.
ner cost for the Hodaaja. ®
’ F. J JOUN'T 5 i eo
BUCKWHEAT CAKES ASB
Grolden Syrup.
“| ikBBLS New Buckwheat Flour.
1* ‘ sdo BooUz exua Golden Syrup,
Juat recei eed, and for sale at
,„- t 15 .-,--1 V IHVF.H ,V fREr.MSVU
Postponed Administrators
SALE OF NEGROES ASD CITY PROPERTY.
BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordua
ry of Bibb county, I will sell before the (,:un
house door m BUib county, on the first Tuesday m
Jf.ircli next, tne following property, to-wit: *’
Negro men—one named LeTfn aged about to
years; Green. 35 years ; and Joe, 21 ylars.
Negro women—one named Nancy,"6s years: BaBT,
aged 25 MeCaulley, 40 ; Jenny, 22; and Alice, il
cars.
Also the following family: woman Lucinda. 5;
boy Ike 16. John 11. Munroe 9, a girl Jane 6, hm
a chiid William 5 years old.
Also the following family : a woman Amelia S,
girl Louisa 14, Ann 12 and Nancy 10 years old.
Also the follow ing family : a woman Mary Ana S,
bov Tom 19, Jeff 12, and Ji’nitnv 10 years old.
Also, one two story frame Dwelling House, silos
ted on square No. 64 and Lot No. 6. in the City it
Macon. Bold as projierty of Sarah (l Fluker,’ •
ceased for the benefit of her heirs. Terms on lie
day of sale. THURSTON R. BLOOM,
jan 6—tds Admin'r.
BOOTS AMD SHOES
of every description for Ladies, Mis-es, lieu snil&itL
HATS & CAFS
Odf Latest Styles,
From the best, most tasty t.<l fsehiotkble IfsinAc
turers in 4 he count ry.
WE ASK AN EXAMINATION.
BEARDEN, GAINES. CO,
dy 102 w ‘I ri u guls- Bl fk, Vaco*, fit.
For Rent to a Good Tenant.
r IMIE ft .re lately occupied by MUk-rA Wi'auaa.raCd
L Avenue. Aiplyto J. J MILLF.R.
Cheiry street.
LIKELY NEGROEST”
FIFTY Likely regroea, between the iri often and Iwm
tr-flve years old, for sale at the Mart, court
Poplar streets, Macon Ga. 0. t. bTUBlte.
,-m.
For Sale.
1 A A BOXES CANDY,
IVI flO frizes L--at sugar,
110 bar, els Sugar.
200 Sacks coffee.
“ ICO Boxes i obacco,
50.000 Cigars,
luO (ice. Jl*ckes.
July 11—ts. J. BJWASKk
Miscellaneous.
GAS FIXTURES,
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
RAZORS AND FANCY CUTLERY,
PORTABLE. DESKS,
DRESSING CASES,
FANCY BASKETS.
PARIAN STATU ETTS.
DOUBLE* SINGLEGI.NS,
COLTS PISTOLS,
CANES, .
PORT MONIES* PIRSES,
MURSCHAUM PIPES,
CIGAR HOLDERS,
OPERA GLASSES,
SHELL * ORNAMENTAL COMBS,
FANCY HAIRPINS,
backgammon BOARDS,
CHFSS MEN,
DOMINOES,
BILLIARD BALLS,
(rest
LEATHERS* CHALK-
With many new and ciesinible articles uct
fa A new and flue selection t
To Rent.
AN 8 roomed eoueein a pleas* l lfart
* ,fc ’ i °n^ V s> i ?f nCi ' ol:>l< ‘ ly 'ArP l v to VjO^H^s
PieAmlVliACg,
Scroll sawlner,
Turnings
tarvius, .
Il racket and Or
naaieutal Wor*.^
< >et. itt Made t>- crier by ‘■* |
Plantation Brogans.
NOW InstwOiebestasKrtmeutr-f ,egl*J
ever offered lu'-his Msrkel. tosil■**“!
nailed black and rasa Us: *. of ***•*
.etts; do Iwvssnd youti * Usoksnd ‘
are celling very low. “ *
oct..-tf
3BOO’T@;f|
ccived and for sal a low by _
et, 8.- ts ——
“WATSTHV
txoUR first c'ass Tsilow.-Steidy
1/ CFt pnee mW.
c-ct I? sw&vtf „
Hair WoA £|b(-b
I N Over idCruiwdeaignfi^^j^ONJCO^
CALL AND SEE
The Beautiful
IVOBITYP®
colleeUon of lus r*
Tlt aan „ -^- R L . ffOo£,
BOV S
Rubber Sltof^Lfe^
Aiaffttgaegg^
dal Rubber Shoou of lioodje* l c A lB
S sr fR Caraa'* & cari ’
faLimmw
taayll—tt*