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wail ll»er«ta • w*9
.0 safe Id such n f;»rtre«
Tbarc i« ro way U> shake' «r
**0ol on!" exclaimed tho hero,
Til find a way or make itl
aspiration ?
U Fa®* V
Her path - —« b , -inllT
to vain he eoeke tho temple
Content togaic ami
The shining throne «« watting.
But he alone ran Ukoit.
Who any* with Homan firnmeev
*• I’U Anil a way or make it.
here In no royal i
JSiteUmbtn her abode.
Who (ool the Ihlral Tor knoWledne
la Helicon uj»y slake it,
If he but bar the Roman will
Xo " find a way or mnkoitl
Are Riehea worth tho Belling ?
They inuet be bravely ,ou«ht;
, boon cannot be bought:
To all the prlae la open.
But only he can take it,
Who eaya with Roman Murage:
•• I'll find n way or make 111
In Love', impattloocd warfare,
Tha tale haa over boon
That victory crowns tho valiant,
The breve ere they who win ;
Though strong i.« beauty's castle,
A lover still may Uko it,
Who says with Roman flaring:
i'|| find a way *
make it!”
Daniel llryin’H Oatlu
Daniel Bryan had been a lawyer of
eminence, but bad fallen through intoxi
ration, to beggary and a dying condition.
Bryau bad married in hi* hotter daya tba
•ister of Mohpm Kelton At length all
hope* were given up. Weak after week
would the fallei. man lie drunk on tho
floor, gnd not a day *»f real aobricty mark
ed his course. I doubt if such another
case was known. Ho was too low for con
viviality; for those with whom ho would
have Mionlated would not drink with him.
All alone in hi* of lion and chatobor, ho
still continued to drink, and even his very
life seemed tho oUVpring of tho jug.
In oarly spring Moses Kulton had a call
to K o to Ohio. Before he set out he visited
bis sister, lie ofl’orod to take her with
biro, but she would not go.
‘But why stay hero?’ urged the brother.
'You ore fading away and dlseaso is upon
joSj Wby should you llvo with such a
'Mhll*' Mosoh I speak not thus,’ answw*
ed tho .wife, keeping hack her tears. ‘I
will not leave him now, but he will soon
leave mo—ho cannot live much longer.
At that moment Daniel entered tho
apartment, ilo looked like a wanderer
from the tomb. He had hi* hat in Iuh
band. ‘Ah, Moses l* ho gasped, for ho
could not apeak plainly.
The visitor looked at him for a lew
moments in silence. Then as his features
assumed a cold, atom expression, ho *uui
in a strongly emphasized tone:
'Daniel Br
iryati, 1 have boon your best
friond but one. M v sister i* an angel,
though matched with a demon. 1 have
loved you, Daniel, as I never loved man
before; you wore generous, noble and
kind ; but 1 hate you now, for you are a
perfect devil incarnate. Look at that
woman. She is my sister; she might live
with me now in comfort, only slio will not
do It while you are alive; whon you die
eho will come to tno. Thus do 1 pray that
God will soon give her joys to my
ing. Now, Daniel, 1 do sincerely hope
that tho first intelligence that reaches me
from my native place, alter I have reached
my new home, may be that you are dead.’
T>top, Moses I i can reform yet.’
» ‘You cannot, ft is beyond your power.
You have had inducements onough to
have reformed halt tho sinners in fcroa-
tion, and you ore lower than ever before.
Go and die, sir, as soon as you can ; for
Ike moment that sees you thus, shall uul
And mo among the mourners.
Bryan's eyes flashed, and he drew hun<
»elf proudly up. ‘Go t’ ho said, in a tone
of the old sarcasm. ‘Go to Ohio, and I'll
■end you nows. Go, sir, and watch tho
post. 1 will yet make you take back your
words.*
'Never, Daniel Bryan! novor.
'You shall. I swear it.'
With these words Daniel Bryan burled
the jug into tho liroplnce, and whilo yet a
thousand fragments were Hying over tho
floor, ho strode from the house.
Mary sank fainting on the floor, Moses
t)oro her to a bed, and buying cnllod in a
neighbor, ho hurried away, for the stago
was wailing.
For a month Daniel hovered ovor Alio
brink of tho grave-hut he did not die.
‘One gill of brandy will save you,* said
the doctor, who saw that tho abrupt remo
val of all stimulants from a system that
for long years hud almost .subsisted on
nothing else, was almost certain to prove
fatal. ‘You can surely take a gill, and not
take any more.'
'Ayol* gasped tho poor man; ‘take a
gill and break my oath? Moses Felton
shall never hoar that brandy ami rum uver
killed me. i( tho want of it cun kill mo.
than let mo die. But 1 won’t die. I’ll
live till Moses Felton shall eat his words.'
Ho did live. An iron will conquered
tha messenger that death ha 1 sent—Daniel
Bryan lived. For one month ho could not
walk without help. But he had help—
joyful help. Mary helped him.
A year pawed away, and Moses Felton
Jf Derby, state* that ■•to hia own kimwl-
ad^e. ■li. W >lvedj^horiWV(^ to Do a
certain euro for^ii»n(;rirr" mu*
and Gormanv: and if taken in time, the
curo f i« jfrfutAny dfifectna’l-aluk.i it is po«-
alble to procure a physician—tlmt is in
lifter,
having found Sir jamca Murry'n fluid
omophor by fur tfen moaMfUictuul, prep
aration : ii win^glfete f<HJ tfriety five min-
uteB produced warmth, perapirnfion, and
n mapMb«f (dWreaW Of #fokric|* rind of
craiflpk7wim ItraprrfT^rftmrrd' -pfrits tuid
id'circulation. As a preventive, ho hns
Munplied this fluid very extensively
toino poor—and with marked advanta
ges in restoring and preserving epod di
gestion and nervouH energy, CSReiitfal
guarda against cholera. - fsthd"" Patriot.
The following is the recipe alluded to.
It was first published in the Dublin Mail,
in l$Jftrt>vhiabp»9ejr ataM *l»at the re-
nine was communicated by Diidy I’on
oipe was communicuted by Dudy
son by, that she, while in India, in
and afterwards, on her return to Furope,
had iuvnribiy found it a mioceteful rent*
uly in her own fninily, and in nil ouses
mt of it that catuo to her own knowl
edge.
Jitcipe—One and a linlf ounco of spir
its of wine ; one quarter ounce of cam
phor dissolved in tho wiuo. Get u small
vial of hartshorn.
Direction. —First, give a teaspoonful of
hart shorn in a winoglass of water, lie-
gin immediately and give five drops of
wine (camphor,) filling the teaspoon with
cold water, and a litilo sugar. Repeat
this every five minutes until jr’ou have
given three doses. Then wait fifteen
minutes, and commence again as before,
aiul-coijli;ruo 1 fiitffin liouj, m»('«ytliarn U
ri'turnidK'liefitl anotild fliis lm tlio 6ns0.
t;iv<i onn dose imir<>. and tlin euro is cf-
fcctvd. , ijnt puliutiLs ouisyiro, Ire uly, oh
on thin lif, dvpmiAs: i,Ht luftTuO oBditinn-
al clothing.
Cl I ASK IN 18(51.—To mi nrtiolo writ
ten by Mr. CIiiiho for tho Ohio State
Journal in March, ItKil. spouting of the
(lion impending civil war, lie auid :
'•rolitioinn, and dotards may gabble
and weep tear* of imlieoility ovor the
breaking up of an unnatural compact
but reason, iustiqp and liumunily will
gladly aocobt It a* one of
_ _ __ f lltofic cheering
videno' H tnat Piavideiirc le working for
the oreaturos of earth through tho pro-
conh of ovonta. Tho Africanized pooplo
of the South hare precipitated a work
which we believe advancing civilization
and chriatianity would ore long have de
manded at tho hand* of tho free pooph
of tho^Jia^th. • 'The ooni|dioily with the
InfrbajEkoP of
HMitry which the latt
hgve fetid face 4Jfeontheta by tlm union
has heeome more hurdensemo every
year, and must lmve been thrown oil vol
untarily baforo the lapse of many years.
Separate peaceful oxiHtonco is preferable
to a.urtion whi6h ik jssatiyfaclory to one
und retards tho progress of tho other.”
A story ii published iu Doris ooufinn-
ing thoiuct of the imuiense inllueiice of
the nerves in cholera, as illustrated in
the year 18*12 by Professor Uecamier.
lie was suiPiuoned tea bedside, where
he found a dying man, the features rigid,
cramps all overtlift hotly, the voice chang
ed—in fuel, all the most fatal symptoms
strougly characterized. After an atten
tive diagnosis the sagacious doctor
snatched off tlm bedclothes, and commen
ced flogging tho patient with all the
strength he possessed The spectators,
for uu instant electrified, were naturally
enraged. Tho dying man, by one oxpir-
iug etfort, started from his bed, threw
himself on tho doctor, who ran olV hotly
pursued along passages and corridors by
the cholera patient, till both reached the
top of the hospital stairs, when the
breathless professor stopped, and looking
at the ghastly puriucr, coolly asked,
“And how do you fool!" “Feel!" said tho
astonished patiout—“fool, indeed ! why”
r-Wafyqjia pause,) “i have no inure
craihps!** *T believe y6u : but after this
fine race you require rest.” Some cups
of tisane and tho pseudo moribund was
saved.
T. S. SPEAR,
PRACTICAL AMD EXl’IERrMNCED
WATCHMAKER
JBTWSILErEl, ■'*
Corner Broad and Randolph Sts.,
AT HIM OLD STAND,
Ilk. now »p«i k n.w muI ri.li «t«k of
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
RICH GOLD JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVER WARE,
FINE PLATED CASTORS,
CUPS, KNIVES, FORKS,
SPOONS, PICKLE STANDS,
SYRUP CUPS, &c.
A I,SO—A fin. arrorlment of Sllv.r and Hold
THIMBLES, Gold and Silver SPECTACLES.
HAIR WORK,
Made to ordor, auy design or pattern.
PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
In Gold, Silver and Steel Kraiue.,
WATCH WORK and Jewelry repaired by Rood
and rc.aon.iblo workmen.
MR. JAS. FRICKER
lla. chare, of the Watch Dopartmont, which
in Itself i« a GUARANTEE that the work will
bo dono in the best possible manner.
Persons havimr PLAIN Watches can have
them JEWELLED, eithorln Ruby, Chrysolite’
Garnet or Aquamarine.
MR. INGMIRE,
Who in too woll known to ncod any recommen
dation from mo, has charge of tho Repairing of
Jewelry, Diamond aetilDg, Engraving, k'
Ocl 20-tf Hun copy.
GOLD PENS.
if Gold PENS. Cull and try th.e
T. 8. Sri.ua •>
Oet 20 tf Sun copy.
Advances on Cotton.
fit UK UndorsiKnod are prepared to make caeh
I C’uflh Advanced on Colton consigned to their
Iriouds in
NEW YOHIv,
LIVERPOOL.
Parties dedirous of shipping Cotton to tlio
above points are Invited ta^
Dissolution.
— id thin tiny dissolved by mutual eminent.
All indebted to tho Into firm will find the books,
notes and nocoiintA in tho hands of F. 8- Chap-
man. who id with
UR. THOMAS II. DAWSON,
At the old stand of Urquhnrt *k Chapman,
whore they propose to keoi> a good stock ol
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c„
and will soil thorn ou as reasonable tortus as the
timed will allow.
Especial attention paid to tho
PllKMCRIPTlON DEPARTII ISNT.
None but competent Apothecaries will be cm*
plovod in his business.
Nov 1, IHtiT). (nov 24 lin)
AUCTION So COMMISSION STORE.
of .>
No. I Aft, Brood ntrrot,
nuctfully Holicil Consignments of all clnspop
tort to soil to the host advantage.
—ALSO—
We l:eup constantly on hand at private sale,
an assortment of
Family Groceries,
which we oiler for sale at the Lowest Market
COX Ac BKOUKS.
tf
U. S. HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Nov. 11.186.1—ly
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
S. PUMP & CO.,
No. 23 Broad Street,
UUUNTER’S OLD STAND,)
llavtin store and are daily receiving a largo
assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Dress and Cloak Trimmings
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Ladies’ Furnishing Goods,
NOTION'S!
Hats and Caps,
"Boots and Slioes,
GENTS’ AND BOYS’
CLOTHING,
Gents’
FURNISHING GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
SATINETS,
JEANS,
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS,
and all kindi of Goods suitable for Gents’ La
dies'and Children’s wear, which they offer to
tho citizens of Columbus and vioinlty at the
lowest market rates.
The Mpeclal attention of Country Merchants
is invited to call und exAtnino our stock beforo
purchasing olscwhuro.
<•«Liberal Discount allowed to the Trade.
MB. THOMAS CHAFFIN, Siu (formerly
with ltedd, Johnson Sc Co.,) and MR GEORGE
MEREDITH, (formerly with J. Kylo k Co.,)
would be ploaood to see their old friends and
patrons at the above address, where they may
ro.it nssnr il they will ho treated with the sarao
fairness and kindness which characterized their
dealings with thorn in former times.
NOTICE.
returned to Vorumnt. Ilo onturod tho
court houno at UurlinKton, and Daniel
iiryan waa uu tbo lloor, pleading fof a
younn uian who had boon indicted. tor
p.rjury. Kolton rtnrud with aururiau.
W.vor beforo had tucli torrent, of olo-
quonco poured from lii« line. TTiocaao
hr*, tiv.u tothe Jury, and tho youth wa»
quit
^quitted. Tho ,uccei«ful eounsol turned
from tho court room and mol.Mosu, Folton.
They ahook hand,, hut did not njicak,
When thov reaehoa n snot where fihaio
others could hoar thorn, Hryan slifppoif
'Moaoa,' ho ,aid, ‘do you remombor
word, you spoke to me n year ayo?’
l I do, Daniel. 1
‘Will you now lake them hack—ufesay
thorn cow and forever V
*Y«a, with all my heart. 1
‘Then 1 mil in part repaid.'
'And what must bn tho remainder of
the payment?’ asked Uonea.
‘I must die an honest, unperjured man.
Th. oath that haa hound me thus far was
made for lil’o.'
Th.t evening Mary Hryan wna among
th. happiest of the happy
One of Unole Sam's fron nigger agents
iu Virginia, tho utlmr tiny, tried about a
thousand ol tUcjn iu the m t of voting
Ilo told them tlihy Should lm allowed to
*l«ot a oommissioner ol tlioir own choice
to soo nftor tlioir affairs, mid directed ull
of them in farpr ol « felly IV. to say
"hyo.’’ OlioTbft]!;, untdirtlily hlrtck yell
went up "nyo,” every juutioulm- nigger
"woting - ’ with all lus might. Then he
tutd nll opposed o Mr. W. to vote “no,"
and every Uurkoy ,“ wotod" "no" ten
timos harder than ever. Thoroupon the
free nigger agent limited puzzled und
glum, aud finally swore I lint niggers
wore d—d,fools, and ought to lie in—a
t-ory wfirm'phiee. ’It is evident yo n«-
gio. ."hear, tlm palm," not ouly 1.
lighting hut iu "woting."
...A HOttl — c . — -
laco paid accounts in tho hamlH ot an attorney
r tmlli'clion, u« thin eslato must hu f>uttl
I will be compelled to
tho hands of an
istote must ho Pu
mediately. J. 0. BiclyELK, Adm'
nov 10 tf
Sun copy til further notleo.
Drs. SGHLEY & RAINES,
OFFIOK
AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL.
First door to tho ri.ht on first floor-
Direct Mteamnlilp ('oiiimunlrntloli Mc-
tweeu ts.vaunali amt I.lrcrpool,
The steamship Darien, of Liverpo.l,
commanded by Captain Hsian, is at pro-
sent In this port. Sho is tlm first of a reg
ular lino to run holween St. Thomas, Sa,
vannab and Liverpool, belonging to the
Writ India and Pacific Steamship Com.
IP Ui
pany. Tho capacity of th. vowel is J.fitX)
bales of
cotton. Tlio agents for Savannah
of the above company are Measr>. Brig
ham, Baldwin & Co. (In leaving this
port, tho vessel will load with cottou, and
Will also havo oaeolleut passenger kOkoni-
■aodation. Hut a few day* past we noticed
Nervous I’iiilosotiieii.
The colobrnled “J, N." is rather hea
vy oil tho ‘•neryg," ilqcontly meeting
outiro stranger in n rullwny enr, the
following dramntio-ooiivMxition ooeuvod:
J. N.—i**. My found, are you u mini of
nerve 1”
Stranger—**I don’t know, 1 rather
Uiinlt I aui."
J. N,—’’Well, sir. do you object to tho
appHoRtion of a tost?"
Stranger—“By uo moans."
J. N.—"Well, sir, (in n loud voice,
so that nil in tho enr could hoar him,)
have you got tlm nerve to give mo a two
dollar greenback for u one'
f TM»A nfes.os.~r,.. SI*.
SIGHT EXCHANGE
ON NEW YORK,
FOR SALE BY
JOHN KINO,
BANKKIt.
WATCHES AND G. D. CAPS.
lluntintr Case Watches.
ALSU.
10,000 Percussion Caps.
uur 15-tf
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Jus ro-
A ceivod and for salo by
N ew aud Fashionable Goods
FOR LADIES:
Lr.VRN AND COTTO.V HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, WHITE GOODS.
CASSIMEllES. SATTINKTS.
JEANS for Man' 1 ! and Boys’ Wear.
A Good Assortment ol
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS.
Together with
SHAWLS; CLOAKS, BALMORALS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS. CAPS, &o.
NO KNICK KNACKS! NO TRASH!
Whoever Wants Full Value- for
their Money Must Como to
B. JACKSON’S,
133 Broad St.,
NEXT DOOR TO ROSETTE h LAWIIOH.i
The Largest and Best Stock u:
DRY DODDS
FOR SALE AND RENT.
A Chance for a Bargain,
T OFFER FOR SALE, a valuable place in
A'BnMeH county, Alabama, H mile* distaot
from the river Bridire, on the *'Jfii4dl« Road.”
containing abort &Ju ocrefl of JoniL of w.hilh a
littls moro than half m in Qulavatton, the xczt
well timbered.
This place tormerly belonged tb Ufoland Lew-
io, H well known in the neighborhood. It 1*
Hituated near chtr Little ilebwe creek, codsirUi
mainly of ertek bottom land, i* very free and
framed and pointed house, framed outbuihl-
idace combines the advontafes of a
afy accessibility to the oitjr. by
CLOTHING*
Consisting of the following articles, I offer now
to tuy friends and customers:
CALICOES;
DELAlNfiSf
ALPACAS and LUSTRES,
MJCRINOS—French and Engllih,
LINENS,
BLEACHED MUSLIKS and
SIIEETINO,
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS,
the latest Ryle; and a great many other arti
cles too numerous to mention.
I roapectfully invite my friends and custom
ers to call soon.
Country Merchants will do well to lay in
their supplies at my store.
B. JACKSON,
oct l. r )-tjanl
133 Broad streot.
Liquors in Cases.
500 Cases Choice Whiskey
and Brandy,
100 Baskets Champagne,
.11 brands. Just received and for sale at
lOO BOXES
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
13. JACKSON’S,
133 UROAD STREET.
oSt 29-tf
SELECT
LIMITED SCHOOL,
COLUMBUS, GA.
10 pupils; and all will be ex
pceted, after entering, to continue
the remainder of the year.
The scholastic y»*ar will be divi
ded into three terms. The first
torin now progressing will end the 25th of De
cember: The hkcoNi>, will begin tho first of
January and end the Inst of March; the third,
will begin the first of April and end the last of
June. Payments duo lor each term at its be
ginning.
novJ-tf
McINTOSII.
TO OWNERS OF COTTON.
In answer to numerous inquiries from
abroad we would say that we are prepared
TO TAKE CHARGE OP,
PUT IN ORDER AND SHIP
Any Lot of Cotton
nov 21—tf
JNO. S. CARGILL ft CO.
Babbitt’s Concentrated Potash,
It soaji
v 15 tf
Bazori’s Celebrated Barber's Soap,
Article ‘
salo by
CARTERkFLOURNOY.
Marchcsi's Female's Catholicon,
ine tb&t cun be used ft.
•vhich it is recommend-
»complaints for >
1'or sale by
r 15 tf CARTER A FLOURNOY.
Skalleuberger's Fills,
r lMl E surest remedy tor fever and ague that
A has over been introduced to the public.
BARTER A FLOURNOY.
Letter Paper and Envelope#,
O F a Suiwriur uualitv. For salo by
novir. If UAKTTSK a FLOURNOY.
Mrs,
Allen's Celebrated Hair Re-
. storer,
UKNKU.IL lTttdlAKINti AGKM Y.
ISRAEL F. BROWN & SON,
NSW LONDON. CONNSCTWVT.
noon tily, nulled out thv two dollar gt
fiaoji, and rgocivod iVout the immorUil
plillosopht'f a “ouo" in oxchango.
■ . -—
Whim tlm war ouiled ill April last, tliu
Qovprmneut owiirnl and used for milita-
Ui. crewing pro.psrity of OavaaMh, and
tb. wtablian
__ _ _ Innent of this lino or iffeuni
ships may truly bo reckoned among our
daljy Improvements. Tho facility which
it Will afford for the direct transport of
•urootton will bring in un amount of
herd cash that will surprise even those
DMt ikeplical es to tho revival of our
cotton trade. Cotton speculators may
now become nioro bold, for success and
thrift In that lino of trade so long lying
dormant, and tho revival of which such
lUUa hope was pretty geuoraily ontertain.
•d, are daily on tho increase. Littlo, com.
K rotively, at is now done in that great
ida, formerly tho source of the wealth
of thariouth, there seems to be little doubt
Shot when such enormous di nieml is to be
1 for the article, and whilo the cotton
; but labor, It Is only nsturel to *gp-
that Bo matter from what source that
! oomea, come it must, as assuredly
ur ootton trade must he revived. The
gee to be derived from the eatsb.
[of this line will not be Inet sight
Iwatrust it shall long continue to
y to aUuds h> the evor
owing prosperity of our oity, as evinoed
vtha netabushme
kbmant Ot a direct .teatic
uolcalion between this city and
ry purposes, J3djl)l)jooomotivos, 4.000
.1,000 tons of iron.
cure, und 70,000 tons of iron. All tlio
locomotives have now been sold but
There are about J,(liJ|d oure yet on hand.
Some have be*ip sold for cash at auction.
and some on sir months' and two
time to Southern riiiittmih. All will be
seld before January first.
InEobtlh'die BOhhsfsr ^“refused the
snorament to n printer wlio was engag
ed during a part of Sunday night in pro-
duoing a paper which the minister con
fessod ho road with pleasure every Mon
day morping!"
AN DISK nnti ovury doficriptioii f»t MACU1N-
KRY. applicable lo tba wanu of tho riouiUeru
people.
All purohoFcs mniio free of Commission till
October next, at the lowest market raien, »lU
forwent*! by themoEt exoejitions route*.
dera aiu*t bo acoomuanled with the mcncf^iiud
addrer ^ lo us either at New Loudbki. Oojiq..
or 82 John Street. New York.
Refer to K. K.Wown. Macon. Go., and W,
U. Clemons, Co.uuibus. Ga.
aud-tl
ESTABLISH!) IN IT80.
T. MACKENZIE & SONS,
NO. ’4U4 BATIMORK STRRKT,
• A ’.-V
(N K A It CllAHLhkj.)
BALTIMORE, MO.,
1MPOUTHRS AND DEALERS IN
The President’s Views.—Ks-Snea.
growing qualities ot Southern soil are the. her Colfw had a long interview with the
same os. evor, when nothing is the drsw^ FrMdfiead ydMkds>Oid thti pewisnce of
-Ooq, UraiiL They Und a pretty fri.
talk in regaed to pnlltinil matters. The
I’residaat informed Mr. Colfex, as tie has
inauy others, that lie was extivmelv anx-
ious foranpariy.g(jj(u*ii«,vut of till the
political.yuestioua Dow agitating tho
Soutliern States, hut hia actiou in the
premises would be ooatrolied by events
as they transpired.—friijfeis^fen CV.
Only. Otmmyrnal. g
COACH. Hm\ AND iSADDLUU lARDIVAUi
AND HARNE6S MATERIALS.
FELLOES. SFGKHS, HUBS.
SHAFTS. AXLES, SPH1N0S. J '
KNAMKLKD AND PATENT CANVAS
KNAMKLED DASH AND COLLAlt
Ian ATiixm,
COACH VARNISH. JAPAN AND LEATH
ER VARNISH. BENZOINE,
Harness OB Blacktnr, Axis Tiro..., Carriage
Bolts. Bands, OU Cleth, Buehlek.’ftSvreL.
Hooks, Bitts. Ornaments, Hames. Lace,
Fringes, Ac., all at the lowest price.
FOR CASH.
No vk 1
CAltTEIt A FLOURNOY.
Vonls by Ton-
NEW SHEET MUSIC.
I ll^YR JUST RECEIVED n largo lot of
* New Shoot Mui»ie, among which aro to be
found
KY.AXUEIslXE ...
TRUST M!k A Lb IN
nyson;
FAT M ALLOY—Uy Dion Rnuricnult:
DJh^lJiTFUL 1SL8 OF THE SKA—By J, R.
TINY CHILD TO-DAY-By E.
H. 11. Hoi.lor.
LAN AGAN’S BALL—Arranged for the Piano
TH __
M>ore:
J lover,
LOY'ST NO MORE-Words by Thos.
A SUNG OF PEACE—By Cosponella;
Iff bLADb—By J. R. ihomos;
IH1 .MOLy iNocturne)—Rosellen ;
HOSKUUD GALOP
BEAUTIFUL DREAMER-Arranged with
The Internal Revenue Laws,
Act approved Juno 80th, 1M4,
as amended,
aid tho
Act amendatory thereof, approved March 3, 'i
Copio
with
i Marginal References,
aud
tables of taxation.
Ju.t lteueived by
»»»T« tf J. W. PEASE.
BRAZIL;
Inhabitants. Climate and Productions,
J act icoetvod by
J. W. PKA8B.
CHECKS ON NEW YORK,
IN SUMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
JJ'OH Sale by
KPPING. HANSHRD k CO.
in the Slates of Georgia, South Carolina
or Alabama, as we have local agents at
nearly every town and a corps of most
efficient men, selected foi integrity, capap
y,and experience, lo take charge of c*try
lot,
We will also pay all Taxes aud
Charges of every description,
In short, we will hike charge oj the Cotton
on receijits or orders and give the
Owners uo Trouble Whatever,
from Oie time we receive it until sold and
returns made hy our houses.
WATTS, CRANE & CO.,
New York, or
W. C. WATTS & CO„
Li vcr[>ool. England;
We invite the es/ierial attention of non
residents to our facilities.
E. M. BRUCE & CO„
Augusta, Ga.
Located in Columbus as Agent for £• M
llruco & Co., I am prepaxod to takechartfc of
aud *hip uuy Iota of Cotton. I am also desirous
of purchasing, and will pay full market ratcl
W. FK1.1X ALKXANDKR, Ag't.
Office 95, Brood Street,
Sept 20—t f over Knnin' hardware more.
EDWARD WILDER,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
AND DEALER IN
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
GLASSWARE.
AGENT FOR
Virgiuia, Missouri and Kentucky
TOBACCO,
No. 814 IMCnlu Street,
Louisville, Kentucky^
P. S. Liberal advanee* made ou Cotton on
oonsigmueut.
WANTKU—Feather.*. Ginseng, BeaewaiJ
Tallow and Rocs, for whien I will pay tha high-
•at market price, either in cash or trade.
•ept 5-3m
BARNETT & GQ.,
COTTON FACTORS,
mm AND COMMISSION imiiTS,
Corner St. Clair and
COLUMBUS, QA.
pROMPT Atteution given to all Caaaigu
* and Shipments of Cotton to New
\ ork. New Orleans and Ltverpeel. Li‘Aral
advanced meat ou conilcnmeute, nov 17 tf
rood, and tho finest opportunity to ruise cotton
and com.
Terras $6,000 oanh.
block, corn, kc. will also be sold if desFred.
H. C. MITCHELL,
nov21 2w at Gun by's old comer.
FOR SALE,
it> ur. uiiica awi« rnumii, uat
county, Ala., opposite Florence, Georgia.
tainlnr 14H0 acres land, 600 cleared: 200 of
which is fresh tfn'd well Watered by the Wepuf-
kte creek running threugh the oentre of it.
igs. Water Gin; Grist and Saw Mill, urali
ad Stock of all kind! sold with the place.
ttov!2 (Jim 1 G. D. WILLIAMS.
A SPLENDID STORE
FOR RENT,
A FPLY at
-/V Oct 10-tf
TR BROAD STREET.
A
For Rent,
TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE with
tiou of the city; suitable 1
■ private family.
For torws apply to Dr. M. Wooniti/yr or
MRS. S. d. BARDWELL.
oct 1—tf
FOR RENT,
0031-tfSun copy.
R. J. HUNTER,
at Muscogee Railroad.
LOOR OUT!
CARRIAGE
rockaways
COACH MATER,..
OF EVERY UMom'm?,.
.We, the under-
^assfaS
der the name
«i me umne ana sij’le of
McKEE BROTHJu
Old St3nd h of°H J C. gel
r, “dcrs will be ferwarJcJ by , .7
lufacturers, (un arrari*-^ U| . to
e with Meyers, .lami/u j, 1 WR]
other,.)and fille,| al ku»br.,
i anil ur I lUPU.-n . ‘t.'UELltri^
r |3IiE FINK COTTON PLANTATION of the
Duuuherty county uud containing
(onk and hickory lands) and adjoining lands of
Morenorn, wnlker, MoClaren. Jones and oth
ers is for sale. Tonus caeh.
Apply lo L. W. DAWSON,
out 2A-3iavrtf _ on the jiromiwjs.
iir in K. W. Seubrook, Columbus, Ga.
liAHOK AND VALUABLE
OOTTON PLANTATION
FOR SALE,
117ILL BE SOLD, within the legal hoars of
•“lo.on the 1st Tuesday in Docember next,
before rn6 Court llouso door in the town of Tal-
botton, Talbot county, Ga., two thousand six
hundred aud thirty-seven acre* of land, to-wit;
lot No. two, fraction, containingsix-fivo acres,
ono hundred and filty and a quartor acres ofi
the western part of lot No. ono; also the south
halves of lots N«. thirty-one, fifty-three and
fiity four, all in the twenty-fourth district of
«aid county of Talbot. Also lo s No. 241.24U,
£UD, 2dt>, 177, 2U7, 2lU, 2Jb, and one hundred and
forty-oue and a half acses off of lot No. 242, and
• ne hundred and one and a halt of lot No. 212,
iftv il .>nl, r\i 1., V XT ,. Ol 1 .. .1 ft U — ... r . i
fifty acres ol lot No. 211, ami three acres of the
north-eustcorner of lot No. 287; all of said last
described land boing in the fifteenth district of
all
Talbotton and five miles north of Howard, a
station on tho Musc.igeo Railroad, in a healthy
and convenient section of country, and in n
high state or cultivation. Contains throe dif
ferent settlements with all nocesiary out-build
ings ami orchards, and a largo proportion of
rich creek land. f*nid settlement of lands will
bu sold uudor tho will of the late Josiah Math
ews. deceased, for tho purpose of distribution.
All who desire to pnrehase a good Cotton plan
tation would do well to caII on one of tho un
dersigned or H. F. Mathews, who resides on tho
premises, and exaniino lor thonuelvcs before
the day ol salo. Terms made known on tho day
of salo. W. P. MATHEWS.)
T. J. MATHEWS. > Ex’ors.
J. M, MATHEWS.)
Sept. 2D—2tawtlst tus dee
FOR SALE.
TWO IlltiULY IMPROVED
COTTON PLANTATIONS.
..„modlut<
tuining 2,400 acres, 1,300 6l which aro cleared,
aud $00 river bottom.
The other ituowu os Calehee, in MAcon coun-
AiAbama, Aftuatnd about throe miles frdm
Mobile and Girard Railroad,* and 45 miles
from Columbus, and containing 1,700 acres, IKK)
of which are eleared, and being part rich prairie
land.'
These plantations havo always been rcgnnled
iu) among tho most desirable in the State, on
account of their productiveness, and conven
ient location. Each place has tho necessary
outbuildings tor 40 to 60 laborers. Provisions,
stock* and implements, can be bought at mar
ket value on the places. Negroes on the pla
ces may bo hired.
Apply to E. W. .SEABROOK,
Columbus, Ga.
nov 2Uw1uj ..
A Handsome Residence
FOR HINT.
I DEFER fdri rent, the very handsome and
eligible refridbnoo, tormerly be longing'to Mr.
J. 0. Harris, opposite the Churches, iu Girard.
The House has six rooms, and the yard and gar
den are beautifully adorned with choice flow
ers. The place ha* also a variety of excellent
fruit. Apply to hi- 6. Roberts, in Girard.
lw
Land For Sale.
e land, suit-
. t . tho balanco
well timbered; half mile from tho M. ft G. H.
R and ono and a halt miles above Silver Run
depot, ou the old stage road from Columbus to
Kutaula. Possession given Immediately If de
sired. For particulars apply on tho premises to
uov 28 2tu\vlm
THE BEST PLANTATION
YET OFFERED.
W E aro now offering fhrsklc ono of the finest
Plantations in Enstern Alabama, situated
on the north branch of Cowihee crook, three
miles from No. 3, Mobile aud Girard Railroad.
27 miles lroui Columbus. There are about 640
acre of land, about one half cleaved and in a
line state of cultivation. These lauds have all
beoa ui eared within the hut ten years, and are
unsurpassed inthu payt of the State for pro
ductiveness They are eepeoUIVy adftl'tcd to
VALL 4 .SMITH.
1,000 ACREb. 1
VALflAfiLE PI^NTATION
FOK OTC KENT.
il'HL FlavWUoa ,ndR«kMen<!« ot Ur>. 'Y. U.
I Warner, In Harris county, lb miles abovo
wagons, cattle,tlOgs, ftc.
FA LIiW.
A UtloftUg th* C^fettabhochee river, )2 miles
beM>wUolunib«s<
miles
tract contains ^uu acres.
yard, ajvd u small orchard of oboieo fruit trees.
The ovineer find negro houses are all framed
LuiJdiqgs,.andttfeeiettlementone mile (Yarn the
publtc road loading to Lumpkin. Th is place I
taken t
i of cultivation.
Iho prodiMtkrectMuur ui i!m,. Uadi %ru.weU
kuown tn tb, «ri,hburhooJ. Oi>rfc Fodder,
and btork can b. imrtihand on tbeplaoo.
TV. a. VYOOl.ruLK.
.o) x
M,
Y PLANTATION, situated in the county
of Lewy les^ttn inUos trow Valjlosuw^he
jvmiiltr town? and two milks ftoua jttaftUfh.—
The tract contains ^our thoushna three hun
dred acres. Fourteen hundred aro in cultiva
tion, nut suriHU ed* in fertility In tho county,
of wlrich eleven hundred have been cleared
Apponded to tho plantation is a substantial
grist an«) saw mill, entirely new. The build-
byuresup*n tho plantain)a.
j uly 21 —Haw 11
’ J.WALDBUJUkkauannah.
WANTED,
LARD Md COUNTRY HAMS.
•Otsi-tf '■ E, L. SWlri.
i c*01} ucscnpuoo.
made with
aud others.;and filled m
data, and at LOWEST CAft p» l ,'{g»
RMMCkivrii* ' Sth H, " n ’>'
" e h °P« by th, ISth January ..,
BEST STYLE, and
a rospoctfully solicit
fnunds and the public generany "** 1
".A. McKxr, } McKEE BRO
Buggy and Carriage Faciei
WITIl NEAT COTTAU* , B , ,
OFFER FOR SAL8. that | Ir „ .
?*, od |y u * H1 ‘d Uarrift,, 'Kr“'
atod m Forsj th, (la., forrnerlv
J. R. Bauks, ot Goluuiuus. TheSSmU
extensive covering nearly au iur.
fronting the streot 300 ieet r p 1
The Blacksmith Hhops bn vs gflTei t
with every convenience for *5
Department hw sp a ,. 8 uulHoiont fori!
benches aud well stocked with lt L ' "
Trim
uni. mu luiiii, inni und IJirii#..'
mentH are peoulfnrly well •da22T»£
lorent branches. There is a ,? 0 d ^
Iron, with the latest iiuprov J S *2?
Axles. A iniiflL MVXftall^,..
A moat excellent f
Faints, lrilnmiog. aud Loatbcr Ani.T.J
table quantity „l Hpokcs, II i b< kh,?
over ai.ouil Hell, and flrrna A £L"
m.ntol Harness (bulb waxen '..ell'
Harness Material. In fart otlrnffi
C'arnaxe xnaiiun,
plate for a first d,„
tory. It is the tar,,
°*. the bust worknlj/
morally and in cell
Entry think imi l,„„r ii.iv/
era nuinuj act arts cannot hut
nioent,unit m thru, icitt un,, „ had.
dend. A bniintns man, iriih n>. f v , ' n
Uu property jiay [Ml pi/- cmt. Ljiol Ua
very nice CohnJ
ill bu BObl with it .„ ..
all neoesaary out building
mist),
desired, I will sell with
farm, near Forsyth. Upon tho |“L ,
the best Gnat Mills in Gtorgia. For fag
■IlfftU.
ticuiars. apply to Uapi. J. It. ii.nlu.ylc
bna. who knows all abnat it. nr t„ L..L
lLrWftJtiJe.. Culutub 1 *- . .s- ■ “*
it.us, nr te the aua.n.
A.MHIUV m?
Kor-pl'i
Just Received
EMPORIUM
No. 104,
pRIMK JAVA COFFER;
PRIME RIO COFFER;
FINE YOUNU I1YS0N TEA;
FINE OOLONG TEA:
BAKER’S CHOCOLATE:
CRUSHED SUGAR:
POWDERED SUGAR:
STUART’S A SUGAR.
STUART'S C SUGAR:
FINE BROWN SUGAR.
I
By
when
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and h
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uulte
tug
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aud i*
Leave
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Naco
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Luve
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and many other good things for srlsbj
SAPPINGTON, DEWS I!
nov 28 tf
0 N „
N"otice.
W ILL be sold at the reoideoce ofi|
Anderson, of Muscogee conulJ, a
old Express Hoad, eight rnilrs from Cold
on tho 12th of December next, 2.17 acrwviL
cows, hogs, horses und mule*. corD.foditf.a
potatoes, household and kitchen furoitttl
Terms cash. U. Al. ANDEkt
nov 20 2w
Leave
Arrivi
Arriv
Leave
Leave
Arriv
Con
at We
Male School.
I AM making preparations to re-
ceivea large number of huyij
intp my school, which Ioxpccttol
re-open on the 22d o» January-
Arrungoments will be made fora
Boys’ Beading Room and Library.
Ohargos for board and tuition fa til
twenty 120) weeks, ♦226.00.
Pupils must furnish bo*i clothes ibtk
bedstead,) washing, cup. towels and nm
I shall keci> uo pupil who duet
reusun&hlo improvement, nor one it ■
▼erueity I cannot oontido.
Charge* must he paid in advoi—. - .
refund rutiubly when a pupil iareourN-i
cause. L
A German toacher of music reside'-'‘J
who wifi giro lessons, at usual rates. 1 M
who have any talent in thut line, souwj
sire to improve it.
Persons who may wish to lend theirs
wards ought to make application soou-,
R. M. J0H.V'
__nov_17_2tawlm
For Sale,
dtar;
have
mark
Lu
ruGia
A FIRST CLASS iMorJ-hMid lirr
powor j
STEAM ENOlNLj
in perfect running order. It hasaiosd
1 n.ii— > ..il «l.» ai.i,nrl«ntl:.a*
in peneci running oruur.
flued Boiler and oil (lie oi'I'UrteMMJ
irv to malto it complete ”" m
Address A- A. S
sept21-tf
Kufaula, Al»-J'l
Enquirer Otfiee. Goleu^I
AV
VA
fc 0nl
Kidgi
FOR SALE.
IN STORE AND TO ARM’
Onn SACKS LIVEBPOOLJALtn
2UU CANDLER.
nov 26 If lMBroMw:
Wood! Wood!
OrriCK Moxil* a' 0 J,
P ARTIES witMox 0.k *«<l
Henri Pine Wood, br ibe e»r
supplied upon Ir#»*
oct 21-tf —*
FOR RENT,
1 GOOD PLANTATION in *»•§%
A Alabama, troui Of to l»
fresh land that «Ul W«a»« «« ju
Corn Fodder. Mule,, hones, jatu*-
oan be purchased on Uw^pnnw ^ jj.
nov 17 tf —■
for SALE,
AT T11E OLD STAND d
J. B. JAQUES & B80
A LOT OF FINE
Top and no Top Bug?*
WHIPS AND COLLAR
Bank Notes Want<4
T AM nulboriied, lo P“} c j5JJJ 1 2 AljJ
I Bunks in the states oi —[ C |,
North and South ( $|
und Tennessee, and will pay
lor the earn,.
sec. anu wn,
oct 36 tf Bup enpr.
aqt■» tt P»u —
A House and Lot in
for k**-*’^,
ONLY a short, distune 0™
bouse contain* nlirs-
well of flue water ou «c Pi»" A ^
Zute oo#tain* tweive rvv^
r very flu. water on the A -
.lUt-buildinsa in food r 1 j.uN*
I obifd“f very elHoee lruil >'•**
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