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THE TRUE
fountain ofhealth.
The Cold Hnlphnr Spring*, V*.
Two mil at from the Goo hex Depot: of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Badroad; 34 miles west of Stanton;
CO miles from the Greenbrier White Solpbnr Springs,
and within an easy day’s Journey of Baltimore, Mil.,
Washington, D. C., and Bichmond and Lynchburg,
Virginia.
NATURE’S BESTEDY FOB CHRONIC DISEASES!
Medical Properties and Uses of the Water:
This water combines in a remarkable degree those
properties which render it & remedial agent of pecu-
liar, perhaps of unequrUed rslue for tbo eradication
of disease and tbo restoration of health.
The extraordinary cores which have been made
by it in many Chronie Disease* and in some cases
which seemed almost hopeless, Justly entitle it to
rank with the most famous Mineral Springs of Vir
ginia and the world. Indeed there is strong reason
to believe that in many of the most serious, unman*
ageabie and widely prevailing diseases that afflict
the human rsce, the Cold Sulphur Water is not only
the most safe, mild and pleasant, bat also the most
certain and effective retnedy yet discovered.
Under its benign, revolutionizing and renovating
influences, many chronic maladies vanish like the
mists of the morning under the undooded rays of
the son: the ruddy glow of health revisits pallid
cheeks to which it had become a stranger; in many
eases animation, elasticity, energy and booyaney su
persede the bodily languor, debility,irritation and dis
ease which had long reigned supreme in the system,
and cheerful spirits, the natural companions of vigo
rous health, take the plaoe of that gloomy and mel
ancholy condition of tho mind which is the legitimate
offspring of physical suffering.
This water present* the rare combination of Ape
rient, Diuretic, Diaphoretic, Alterative, Tonic and
and Entrophic properties. Acting freely upon the
Bowels, User, Kidneys, and Skin, it thoroughly pw-
riflef the Urotl, and eliminates from the system the
essential elements of disease; while it invigorates
the stomach; enriches the vital fluid; gives lone
and energy to the muscles and nerves; renovates
the entire organism, and re-establishes health and
strength.
In Dyiprptla, hirer Disrate, Bilious Complaint*,
CoetIrene*!, General Debility, it is a remedy of un
surpassed utility and power.
Especially npon the STOMACH 1U influence is
prompt, decided and highly beneficial. It speedily
relieves heart-ffem, increases the appetite and pro
motes digestion, so that as a general rule persons
using it can eat with impunity, and that all-impor
tant organ which supplies strength and nutriment
to the whole system is soon restored to a strictly
normal condition.
Being an efficient Aperient and laxative; it causes
a regular and healthy setion of the bowels, sad is a
most admirable remedy in eases off habitual ronstt-
pallon.
As an artDblUour remedy it is onsnrpaseed.
Over tbs functions of the LIYEIt it exercise* the
most powerful and salutary control. If the bile be
deficient In quantity, it acts a* s direct stimulus to
the. Liver, and surely though gradually forces the
aocrctlon up to a healthy standard. And whether
the Liver be torpid and obstructed as In Jaundice,
or in an excited and irritated condition, discharging
an exesas of vitiated bil*, the Judicious use of this
watt* is equally efficacious in unloading the visrna
and restoring the secretions to a healthy state.
Boing not only * free and powerful, hut mild and
soothing DIUnETIO, this water exerts a decided
. sedative and calmative influence over the Urinary
Organ* ; and ha* been pre-eminently soocessful in
eases of Inflammation, Irritation, and Debility of
the Kidney*, Bladder and Urethra. As a remedy
in each maladies it has no superior.
In mate titrate* Pxeuuam toFvxaub it is highly
beneficial Chlorotl* and Leuehorraa will be readily
cured by the Salphnr and Chalybeate waters here.
Amenrrrhera and Dymnenorrkeea—rehen purely
functional dItearet, and uncomplicated by organic
or structural derangement —will yield to the same
Cases of Erysipelas, Sheumatirm and Cutaneous
Eruption* have been cured by the Gold Sulphur
Water. Arthma, Chronlr Bronehiti* and Chronie
Pneumonia will either reoeire much relief and mit
igation from its use, or be entirely cored by it.
Various Chronie functional derangement* of the
ITxaxt, the Bsaiw, and theLmos, and some forms
of Nxcxauiu, Goer and Bcsonrut are, in fact,
■sympathetic or secondary diseases, and have their
primocanse or origin in, and an kept alive by a
deranged, enfeebled and irritable condition of the
stomach and alimentary canal. In snefa cases the
Cold Snlpbnr Water, by virtue of its unequalled
curativo and restorative powers In diseases of the
Digest irt Organ*, is the appropriate remedy.
The great Alteratives, Tonic and Eutropbic pro
perties oftliia water an clearly shown by the marked
improvement of the general health, and the increase
of flesh and strength which generally follow its use.
In many eases so speedy and thorough is its cur
ative agency, that in the language of a distinguished
physician, who had himself teen its effects, "So ono
but an xt>-wttxx9S would believo in the marvelous
ly rapid change to a nonnal condition or that of
health."
Soma of the cures which have been made by it an
of tho moat extraordinary character. Cases which
wen apparently of the most hopeless nature, for
the relief of which not only all the resources of
metical shill, but the most celebrated Mineral
Spring* of Virginia had been used in vain, have
been entirely and permanently cured by the Cold
Sulphur Water.
CHALYBEATE SPRING.
Besides the Sulphur Water, then is npon the
premises a rare Chalybeate Srmso, which poasew-
ea the well known virtues of waters of its class.
LOCATION, CLIMATE. ETC.
This plaoe is situated in tho midst of the moun
tains of Virginia—a region of country which has
long been famous for the diversified character, beau
ty and grandeur of its scenery. Tho climate in sum
mer is delightful salubrious and invigorating.
The buildings here are plain, hut comfortable, and
the Hotel accommodations good.
C^lhe Hotel will be open for visitors on the first
Tuesday of June next.
CTThe attention of the public is respectfully
called to the subjoined letters and certificates of
eh ix ext riiYMoiAss and others, which most conclu
sively establish the great and extraordinary powers
of the COLD SULPHUR WATER as a remedial
agent in many Chronie diseases.
S. GOODE,
P. O. ^Ss^^SnlphnrSj.rin.g, Hotel,
ty, V*.
April 28th, 1869.
Extracts from a letter of Dr. C. R. ITrams, a dis
tinguished physician of Staunton, Vs. His opinion
of the curative power of the Cold Sulphur Water in
diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Skin.
• ‘From what I have known and now witness by oo-
cular demonstration, I have no hesitation in stating
that as a valuable Tonic, Alterative or Lntropliic and
Diuretic, the Cold Sulphur has no superior, if an
equal, anywhere.
“In diseases of the Liver, Stomach. Kidneys and
Sldn its curative power is wonderful. The larger
proportion of patients who are now in attendance
!i»ve been and are now suffering from Chronic Gas-
tritas or Dyspedsia, with sympathetic functional dis
turbance of the Liver and Kidnevs. And the cura
te ms or sequences of gastric disturbance, that no
one bat an eye witness would belieTe in the marvel
ously rapid change to a normal condition or that of
health.”
Letter of Dr. J. L. Cabell, the eminent Profess
or of Physiology and Saigeiy of the University of
Virginia. “As the result of his observations on the
ground, he formed a most favorable opinion of the
value of the water.” ’ * *
Usivebsitt or VmoraiA. I !
January 30,18C9. j
Sah'l Goods, Esq.. Cold Sulphur Springs:
Dear Sir—In accordance with yonrrequeet, I take
pleasure in certifying that I visited the Cold Sulphur
Springs near the close of the last season, as the re
sult of my observations on the ground, formed a
most favorable opinion of the value of the water.
Drunk at the Spring, the water is found to be
very cold and very grateful to the palate and to
the stomach. No discomfort is caused by the drink-
ng five or six or more glasses, if only a few minutes
intervene between the taking of tho successive
glasses.
Invariably, so far ta I could learn, persons in good
or moderate health experience a marked sharpening
of the appetite and a capacity for indulging it with
impunity, and very many cues of confirmed Dys
pepsia are radically cured. Its immediate effects are
thoee of a mild laxative and an energetic urinary
diluent. I had no opportunity of observing its ac
tion in the treatment of Chronic Hepatic and Cota
neons disease s, but from the analogy of its sensible
effects to those of the Greenbrier White Sulphur
there is reason to believo that its therapeutical ap
plications are coextensive with thou of that celebra
ted water. Very respectfully yours,
J. L. CABELL, M. D.
Letter of Dr. Johx II Wood, of Goshen Depot.
Ho considers the Cold Sulphur Water “the finest
Tonic, Alterative and Diuretic be has ever seen
among tho Mineral Springs of Virginia."
Ooeionf Depot, Va., April 1C, 1869.
H Goods. Esq.:
Dear Sir—Having been located in the neighbor
hood of the Cold Sulphur Springe for the last eight
months, and having bad ample opportunity during
that time to observe 'the remarkable effects of the
water u a Therapeutic agent npon myself as well
u others, I take great pleasure in stating, for the
benefit of the afflicted generally, that this water is
decidedly tbo finest Tone, At.tzkattte and DitraiT-
ic that I have ever seen among the Mineral Springs
of Virginia.
It* efficacy in the npkl core pf Dyspepsia and
Derangements of the Digestive Organa generally,
is certainly astonishing and remarkable- I know of
two cases of dyspepsia of long standing and of a
most aggravated character, in which an entire cure
by the nee of tho Cold Salplmr
water for only a few weeks. From my knowledge
of the effects of this water, I am enablod confidently
to recommend it to all suffering with Chronic
Pneumonitis, Bronchitis, Asthma, Splenitis, and all
affections of the Liver, Skin and Kidneys— also that
urn of iflensse peculiar to Females.
Respectfully,
JOHN K. WOOD, M. D.
Dr. John H. Fautaux. of Lexington, Va., in a let
ter under date of August 7, 1H68, rays: “In the
coarse of an active practice daring thirty yean I
have never seen indigestion so speedily relieved by
any remedies or by any mineral water, as by the
Cold Sulphur."
Letter of Dr. 8. M. Milxhax, of Rockbridge
county, Virginia: Remarkable core of a case of
Ohboxio Bronchitis and Pxxcwoxia.
Kerr's Creek, Rockbridge oo., Va.,»
August 11th, 18(8. f
S. Goods:—Sir—In accordance with yonrrequeet,
I submit to you a brief statement of a ease of rapid
recovery which came under my own immediato ob
servation. Mrs. N. L., aged about S6 yean, wu
about four years and six months ago affected with
Typhoid Pneumonia. Her illness wu protracted,
and in fact for some time the case appeared entirely
hopeless. At length she wu partially, restored to
health. For four yean she had complained with a
con tinned sore nose of the breast, and a very distress
ing cough; and, in fact, bad presented all the symp
toms of Incipient Phthisis. A visit of five weeks at
the Cold Sulphur lira astonished all by producing a
perfect cure.
The Chemical properties of the water are unknown
to me, hut its curative properties are astonishing.
It ia a powerful tools—diuretic, aperient and altera
tive. By Us use, all Chronic Diseases of the Lnngs,
Dyspepsia, Hepatic Disorders, Affections of the
Spleen, Bladder and Kidneys, and Chlorotic Die-
will receive great relief, if not be permanent
ly cared. With these brief hints, I trust that many
may be greatly benefitted by its use.
Very respectfully,
8. M. MILEMAN, M. D.
The Cold Sulphur Springs in diseases of the
Stomach, Direr and Bowel*.—Cate of Giles A.
Mima, Esq., of Amelia county, Va.—One of the
moot extraordinary cores ever made by any remedy!
A case of severo and complicated disease of NINE
YEARS’DURATION, for the relief of which, in its
earlier stages, tho Rocebbidoe Alum, the Her
Sraixc.s and other mineral waten had been used
without lasting benefit, entirely, radically and per
manently cored at the Cold Sulphur Springs.
Deatoxsviixe, Amelia Co., Va.,)
Oct. 27,1868. (
8. Goode, Eeq.
Dear Sir: In the summer of 18511 discovered in
insidious approach of Dyspeptic symptoms of a Dye-
interic character, (then epidemically prevailing in
E. Va.,) which finally in my case resulted in an un
questionable ulceration of the lower portion of the
coloo, with a general subacute irritation of the
smaller intestines. The ulceration continued for
more than Six mouths, in a very aggravated form,
when in August, 1852,1 visited the celebrated cura
tive waters of the Rockbridge Alum, and after using
that water fifteen or twenty days, I wu not materi
ally improved. Thinking it rather stimulating at that
time, I left the springs, bat continued to travel in
the mountains by private conveyance, until I could
venturo home, where I remained in a feeble coodi-
In 1854,1 returned by private means to the
mountains, traveling and amnsing myself by hunt
ing, fishing, etc. In 1855, '56 and ’57,1 found no
marked improvement in my disease. In June, ’58,
I was seriously and suddenly attacked in a more ag
gravated form, when I returned to give the Rock
bridge Alum another trial, and after a stay of sev
eral weeks I was much improved. During my visit
I took in my carriage \party of friends to the Cold
Sulphur, which was then in an embryo state of im
provement. I was at once favorably impressed
with the water. Inert visited the Rockbridge Baths,
where I remained a month, and was, I must say,
decidedly benefitted, but only temporarily, u
again in the season of 1859 my general condition
was becoming more serious, by an obstinate cos
tive condition of the bowels, with a considerable
thickening of the mucous membrane of the colon,
and by two physicians wu pronounced tumorous.
This season I visited the Warm Springs, and from
thence to Hot Springs, using first the boiler for a
torpid Liver and Rheumatism of the Spine. I was
by this treatment improved ra far as the Rheumatic
symptoms were involved, but no effect on tho obsti
nate Liver, for in 18601 was so reduced in flesh and
by continued constipation my nervous system was
so shattered, that it totally disqualified me for any
kind of business, suffering from acid stomach, ner
vous debility, palpitation of the heart, with such
obstinate torpidity of tho liver and bowels, etc., as
to compel the use of wooden bougies, under a rigid
contraction of the sphincter muscle in order to pass
any fecal discharge from the bowels. In August,
1S60, in this condition, I visited the Cold Sulphur
Springs where I remained a month, and from the
constant use of the water (and bath occasionally,) I
was relieved of arid stomach, constipation, nervous
debility, palpitation of the heart and cold skin. My
feeble pulse of fifty-four beats to the minute was
restored to seventy-five, a usually healthy standard,
with a good appetite, no headache and what is very
agreeable, aftermore than nine years iff miserable
nervousness, I was enabled to sleep well and' have
continued to enjoy both eating and sleeping well
and have been in good health and fine spirits ever
1'
tive agency of the water ia so extremely rapid in j Wishing von great success in your new enterprise
amelioration of all the graye attendant evils, symp-11 remain, truly yours, GILES A. MILLER.
Judge L. Gieboxs, of Mobile, Ala., in a letter
dated September 23,1363, says of the Cold Sulphur
Springs:
“As a Tonic and Alterative, I consider them un
rivalled, and judging by their effects upon myself
and child, unhesitatingly say that I consider them
fully equal to. if not better thin any that I have
ever seen. In all cases of Dyspepeia, and diseases
of the Alimentary canal and organs connected there
with, I have no donbt that these waters would, in a
short time, effect by themselves an entire cure.”
The Cold Sulphur SpringB as a remedy in cases of
Torpid liver. Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, skin diseases,
etc.
Letter of D. Kunkle, Esq-, of Angnsta co., Ya.
SrxxERDKax, December 12,1863.
8. Goode, Esq. :
DearSbr—I had been living for a number of years
in a Southern dimate—had frequent attacks of bili
ous fever—was only able to keep on my legs by the
frequent use of mercury, (blue mass.) when in the
summer of 1848,1 think it was, (I had then been in
■ Virginia a year or two,) I spent two or three weeks
at the Cold Snlphur Springs, and was completely
cored, and have enjoyed good health generally ever
since. I lived in the neighborhood of these' Springs
several years, and saw many persons benefitted end
cored of torpid Byar. tigtigegtirgi.djapepsia, erymip-
elss, skin disease* generally, eta But it bas been
so long since, that I cannot give yon particulars. I
recollect, however, perfectly well, that after a few
days’ use of the water, dyspectic, ms well ss every
body else, can almost eat with impunity. Very tru
ly and ReepectfnOy Yoon, D. KUNKJ.F-
Mrs. E. N. Sloan, of Rockbridge comity, Ya.,
who resided at the Cold Snlphur Springs for 18
yean, say* in a letter dated August 6th, 1868:
“Its nee has almost invariably been highly bene-
flrisL I have known it to core cases of Dyspepsia.
Liver Diseases, Rheumatism and Cutaneous Erup
tions. The general health of persons using it always
seemed to improve. I consider it fully equal to any
mineral water in Virginia.”
The Cold Sulphur Water in diseases of the Kid-
nets. —Letter of 8. L. McDowell, Esq.
A cue of severo Disease of the Kitlney* of ten
yean dnration, and attend oil with most aggravated
symptoms, for the relief of wtrieh the Greenbrier
Imte S ulphur, the Roanoke Red Sulphur and
the Street Spring* were fnUy tried without benefit,
cured by the Cold Sulphur Water!
Staunton, Va., April 3,1869.
More than thirteen years ago when a boy I con
tracted a severe disease of the Kidneys, owing to an
injury received from a strain when lifting. For
some years afterwards I suffered a great deal, and
wu often confined to bed far weeks at s time, pass
ing blood with my urine.
I wu sometimes so HI that my life wu despaired
of, and wu compelled to confine myself to a very
light and mild diet. I war treated by some of the
most eminent physicians and surgeons in Virginia,
but only received temporary relief without any pep-
manent benefit from tnefr treatment. I also tried
soma of the most celebrated mineral waters in the
State—tbs Greenbrier While Sulphur three sum
mers in succession, and the Sweet Spring* three or
four weeks. From the use of these Springs 1 de
rived no benefit. In the summer of 1866, when I
had been suffering in tbis way for ten yean, I wu
at the Cold Snlpbnr Springs and drank the water
once or twice a week throughout the season. At
end of the summer I found myself considerably im
proved. In the summer of 1867, 1 wu again at the
Qold Sulphur Springs occasionally throughout tbs
season and realized a still greater improvement.
I spent last summer (that of 1868) at Gaahen, and
visited the Cold Snlphur, and drank the water every
day. 1 have found my health greatly improved in
all reepectn. xnd have had no attack of my old dis
ease of the Kidneys, and have Dot now boeo troubled
with any passage of bloody urine for more than
twelve months. My digestion hu greatly improved
and I can now rue all ordinary art idea of food with
out inconvenience. I formerly suffered also with
constipation, which hu been entirely relieved by the
Cold Sulphur water. I consider the Cold Sulphur
water tlie host mineral water with which I am ac
quainted, and attribute the benefit Ihaye received en
tirely to its use. s. l. McDowell,
Callahan’s P. O., Alleghany county, Va.
INDIAN SPRING!
1869.
'I’UIS favorite Southern rsurtisnow open forth*
1 reception of viiitora and a regular tins of Stage*
will ho established on Jon* 1st to ran to end from
Forsyth, The Medicinal properties of thswstsr are
■nriveiled for th* ears of mil Cateneoas. Chronie,
L The 54cINTo"I**tlo(?SK will be msnssed in con
nection with the Laaier lioiue of Macon, kept by
Collier A Irya
Pin Dies....
RATES OF BOARD:
• .1 (O
Psa Win IS 00
Psa Mostb ——...... 60 00
The invalid can here find quiet, par* air and beel
ine water, and the robust and youthful gaysty and
is in attendance.
COLLIERS A CO.
WARM SPRINGS.
T ’IIE3BSPRINGS will be opened for visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE. Accommodations ample.
Conveyance tsar be had at fair rates at Colnmbui.
LaOrange and tiriflin. A regular line of Coaches
from Geneva to tho Springs.
Pur further information address the Proprietors at
Warm Springs oral Columbot, Us. .
mayl3-3m J. L. MUSTIAN.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
Montgomery County, Va:
1 MIKSB SPRINGS. favorably known to the pub
lic, m4 whose water* arc considered a specific in
Dyspeptic oomplainl* and Stomachic Di?cafes gener
ally. are again readjr for the reception of visitor*, and
will be opened
Oil the 1st Day of June, Prox.
THIS WATERING PLACE is delightfully situ
ated in a bend of the Roanoke river, among the high
est peaks of the Allegheny Mountains, possessing the
rare attractions of Mountain and Water Scenery
combined; within 3J4 miles of Alleghany Depot, on
the Virginia and Tennessee Kail road, (the (Jreat
Throarh Route between the North and South.) and
ia easily aeceaaible from all parts of the Union.
Comfortable four-borse Coaches will meet each train
at the depot, for the conveyance of passengers to the
Spring over an excellent read.
An Express Office has been estahli-hed here, and
lines of Telegraph connect the place wiht all parts of
the country.
Good Music has been provided for the Season, and
a corps of attentive and efficient Servants will attend
to the wants of the gua*t*.
Teems Per Day. $3 00; Per Week $2000; Per
Month$70OO. Chi1drcn*and Servants half price.
COLllOUN Jk CO..
may 19 12t Proprietors.
WHITE SULPHUR SPBIHGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, W. VA.
T 'HESK CELEBRATED SPRINGS, so favorably
. known for their rsiaabia Alterative Waters,
charming rammer climate, and u one of the most
fashionable resorts in the country, will ba open for
company
On the 15th of]
*7.
And with the extensive improvements that have been
made will be prepared for the comfortable accommo
dation of from FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO
THOUSAND PERSONS-
The White Salphnr is now the western terminbx of
the Chesapeake A Ohio Railroad, and the ears of that
road (in connection with Telegraphic facilities) will
be ranning to the Springs by the 1st July.
No naias or expense here or will be spared to se
cure the comfortable entertainment, in all the varie
ties of accommodation, of the large number of visitors
that will resort to the Springs the present season.
One of the best Lawn and Ball-Room Bands will be
in attendance; an extensive Livery bas been provided
and suitable arrancemets made to facilitate every in
nocent and recreative amusement appropriate to a
fashionable Watering Place. A number of Fancy and
Masquerade Balls will be given daring the season.
Charges vrill be $25 per Week and per Month,
Children under 10 years of age and eOloved servant*,
half price. White servants accordinc to accommoda
tions. PEYTONS A CO..
White Salphnr Springs. W. Va- Proprietors,
mayld-lht
PAINTING.
N- L, DRURY.
House & Sign Painter,
GILDER, GLAZIER AXD PAPER HiXGER
OVER LAWTON A LAWTON’S,
FOURTH STREET,
jgnH-tf MACON. GA.
Special Notices.
SARATOGA ‘A’ SPRING WATER.
Saratogo, in the Stato of New York, is one of the
moat rfiminrsnlo minimi Tnrrrrrin npon the surface
of the Ulobe. Within an area of a mile in dfemeter
are some thirty miueral springs—no two of t beta alike.
In some of the waters Clonde of Sodium predomi
nates; in others Iodine. Magnesia. Saiphcr. Chaly
beate. etc. Tho beneficial effects of some of these
waters, as mrdicinal agents, are known throughout
the civili*ed world. Probably one hundred thousand
persons viiiL-* these Springs annually. Many hun
dred thoMEad bottle- of the water are transported
md consumed in the various localities of the coun-
The
[Saratov* “A” Spring Water is probably the
most effective mineral water round on either conti
nent. It will be obserrod that it hss ten per cent,
greater mineral properties than the celebrated Con
gress Spring; four times that ot Rsden Baden of Aus
tria; five times that of Aix la Che pells in Prussia;
twice that or Vichy in Franco; nearly three times
greater than the renowned Saltier of Germany: and
equally over the Spas of Bath, England, and Kissen-
geu in Bavaria.
Tho reputation of this water is based upon its effects
in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels kidneys and
spleen, and acts with wonderful benefit ia esses oi
Chronic Dyspepsia. Constipation. Gravel.Gout. Scrof
ula, Cutanaoax Affections. General Lethargy. Sore
ness, and prostration of tbs system.
The value of mineral waters hss been prised and
acknowledged by mfdiral men rinc* tke earliest civ
ilisation. A celebrated authority rays: “Tho virtues
of mineral waters have been best shown in tbs treat
ment of obscure and chronic dir eves.
SftSXEMnBfeiK
Us. mar2-oow3m
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GUI,
OR PURE LIQUOR OF JUNIPER BERRIES.
Tbis favorite bread of pur* London Cordial Gin,
bas stood tbo test of time, imitation, piracy, high tar
iffs and unfair competition, and atilt sujoys a constant
ly increasing sale: showing that true merit does not
always go uDEDprerWied*
CHARLES* LONDON CORDIAL OIN
is offered to tke puUic as » perfectly reliable specific
from Orxvsl, Diabetes. Inflamed Bladder. Scanty and
highly olwred Urine, End all eases wkcre from what
ever ceusv. % healthful diuretic is required.
Ladies s*i»jeet to painful menstruation can. by the
use of Co* lial Gin a few days previous to aad during
illness. o\tala great relief. In such instances it
should b* taken with sugar and warm water.
As • * .ale mad beverage this gin is uaequaled. mm it
pouewunoiis of the headmehe properties to he (bund
ia tbiM poisons now so frequeatly sold under the
nmir vs of gin. brandy mod whisky, etc.
JOHN K. IIENRY. Sola Importer.
Sold by L. W. Hunt A Co.; If. J. Peter; J. H. Zei-
lin k Co . Mmeon. (Ja. mmr2-eow3m
Essays for Young Men,
On the Errors and Abuses Incident to Y»uthand
Early Manhood, with the Immune view of treatment
and rare, seat by mail free of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. *
tnsyS-3in Hox P.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Uncliu for tlte Klducya and madder.—The
best aad the cheapest Itochu in tin* United Slates,
is that prepared by Droingmde A Co For all dis-
easee of the urinary Organs, its action i» quick, pow
erful and satisfactory. For Gravel. Gout, Dropsy,
milky, ropy, or bloody Urine, frequent desire to
urinate, difficulty mod pain in urinating, burning
K in about the bladder, pain aud weakness in the
rk, nervousness, melancholy and all such com
plaints. it acts in such a manner aa to gain the entire
confidence of physicians mod every one who gives it a
trial. One bottle will cure all ordinary canes. Send
to aoy druir store and get iU Price only $1. or six
bottle* for $5. aprt-lm
THE GREAT
CHILL 1M) PfiVBK KXPBLLBR
LIPPMAN’S PYRAF0GE
IT IS. IN FACT. A MOST WONDERFUL
FEVER CUKE,
Oa account of tbis Instant Remedy making a
LASTING AND PERMANENT CURE.
BO CASK, now EVER OBSTIICA TE CAB RE
SIST ITS IIKALTII-OfVlBH PROPERTIES.
PYRAFUGE
Creates an Appetite, Brings Color to the Checks of
the Emaciate^mod Strength to the
GUARANTEE OF ITS EFFICACY.
The Proprietor of the Pyrafuge challenges every case,
ao matter of how long standing, to try this
Great Chill and Fever Cnre. and then
deny its wonderful curative
properties.
ASK FOR
LIPPMAN’S PYRAFUGE,
And get rid of that miserable disease. Chills mod
* Fever. For sale, at wholesale, by the Sole
Manufacturer for the United
States, by
JACOB LIPPMAN,
PROPRIETOR OF
Lippman’s Wholesale Drug House,
SA VANN All, OA.
KAYTON’S
OIL OF LIFE
■ ■■ CURES ALL— - -
PAINS AND ACHES,
AND IS THE
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY!!
I Core SICK UEADACQI
I and oil Bilious Diseases.
City Lots at Public Sale.
'1XTILL be sold on Satnrday, the Gth day of June,
T f the following City Lots, at public outcry, on the
ground, at 10 o'clock. Terms made known on the
day of sale.
Part of lot No. 2, Eastern half Block 28; part of
Lot No. 3, Eastern half Block 28; Lot No. 1, Block 41;
No. 3. Block 44; No. 4. Block 44; No. 5. Block 4t; No.
6. Block 44; No. 8. Block 44: No. 4, Block St; 40 feet
reserve in rear of Dinkler’s brick building. Two
Lots. Ttl'a feet front, 60 feet de^j*. fronting on Second
street, beven Lots in Block 49.
HARRIS, )
TURPIN. VCom.
may 6^301 GRIER, i
L. H. BRYANT,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
MAC ON, a A.,
R egular sale days:
TUESDAY, THURSDAY sad SATURDAY.
api29-lm ” i ■ ■
NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY!
•■’Hit following is a List of Policies, lapsed by reason
1 of non-payment durinsthe war, which have been
reinstated and placed in the wuno position HU they
hfi.t n i IssHsil or iilssi else sail 11 i i'i adjusted,
at the option of the policy holder. We deem this the
bert evidence of the wi!ticrne«sof the Companv to
settle ell just andrcaionabiseUinu for lapsed peltries
liberally: -
Tho*. Richards, Augusts, ft. : 4 5.000
Tbo*. J. Yampert, Mobile, Ala .......... 5.000
K. S. Dodge. Little Rock. Ark-. 5.000
SS5J
J. B. StrattHa. Natahe*. Mias _ 5,000
Isaiah Pom. Atlanta; tfau 3.0U
3. W. Holmes. Mobile. *1. , ~~ 3,000
B. K. Hereby, Ciukrvillo, Ark 5.000
H< W, Kubtmann, Charleston. S. C_ .... 5,008
A.S. Unntiugton. Mobile. Ala 5,000
J. M. Muldon, Mobile. Ala 3,000
James Conning. Mobile. Ala 5.010
J. M. Pilkingtoa, Lexington, Kg LOOO
gratae! Wolff^Mobile. Ala 5,000
J. J. JonesSloblie. T. 5,000
Joseph O.KIID. New Dries**. La 5.000
tv imam Plash. Mobil*. AtiC , 5.000
A. S. Brown, Grenada. Miss— 750
B. Morde-srt. Charleston. S. C 5.0o0
JameeS. Kent, Richmond. Va.....— ■ • v. 3,000
llfillsfam. Clinton. Miss- lolooo
S. W. Alleo. Mobil*. Alo. 3,000
John G. Owen, Mobile. Ala 5.000
P. P. Clingman. Claiborne. Ala .... 4,000
HaghMeCaa.MohUa.Ata. 5.000
D. V. Anderson. Mobile. Ala 5.000
M. Robbins. Mobile, Ata—^—........._ 1,500
Thomas Smith. Norfolk, Va - 5,000
K. W. Wyatt. Richmond. Vo 4001
J. A. Wilkinrs. Grenada.Miss 245
James Sims. Grenada, Miss 515
h. W. Hughes. Spring Hill, Miss.— 300
J. L. -Milton, Grenada. Mim its
Wm. Martin, King William co. Va. 6,l»0
George A. Worthen, Littls Rock. Ark 3.500
Edward Delaney, Norfolk, Va - 2.000
George Grover. Norfolk. Va 1.000
Fred. 8. Rloaat, Mobile, Ala 6,000
P. B, Sheppard, Mobile. Ala 5.000
W. F. Cevurpender, Hind*co.. Miss 5.000
Thomas P. August Richmond, Va 5000
Edwin D. Seel. Norfolk. Va- —... 3.000
William N. Green. Jackson, Mitt - 5.000
K. Gethrighi, Richmond, Va - 2,000
James M. Stockmen. Natebet, Mias 5.000
Henry M Kemble. Richmond, Va 3.000
William U. Johnston. Chesterfield, Va. - 5,000
William A. Hell. New Orleans, La....— 3,000
Thoms* F. Owens. Norfolk, Va - 3 000
Thomas M. Dykers. New Orleans. La 10.0001
Joseph A. Bradley, Natebet Mi** 5.IN1U
Jams* M. Provim, Memphis. Teen 5.000
Chan. Minnigeroda. Richmond. Va..— 5,(00
William KSeal. Norfolk. Va. 5.000
O 1’. Baldwin. Richmond. Va 1.0001
William Lukin*. Henrico co., Va— 3.000
John k. Todd, Norfolk, Va 5.0001
Edward C. Denning. Norfolk. Vs- 2.500
John W. Burrow. Norfolk. Va.,— — 3.000
Arthur Sinclair, Norfolk, Va - 5.00
T. R. Ketrdnn. Norfolk. Va..— 5.001
W. W.Hilveeter, Norfolk. Va 10,100
S. T-Dewat. Norfolk. Va — 2.000
Thomas C. Williams, Richmond. Va 5,000
Sampson Jouet Richmond, Va 2A00
J. H. Conway, Richmond. Va- - 5.000
John A. Mayer. Norfolk. Va 10.000
William 0. Rys’er, Richmond. Va 5,000
T. D. Queries, Richmond, Va....™ 10.000
Fluids Cooir- Richmond, Va — 3,000
R. A. Patterson, Richmond, Va 5.000
Benj. T. Brockover, Norfolk. Va 3.000
William U.O. Hall. Norfolk. Vo 5.000
G. R. Garrett. Elisabeth 00.. Va — 5,000
Robert C. Sutton. Jr.. Richmond. Va...™.. 5 000
J. U. Colquitt. Richmond, Va 5,000
Wm. R. Boyd, Petersburg. Va 1,000
L. W. Allen. Caroline cm. Va 5,000
N. M. Tanner. Petersburg, Va...—. 5.0U)
John Moatsoa, Peter?burg, Va- 5.000
S g. G. Lotting. New Orleans. La. 5000
obn Coon*, Newtown. Mtis 6.(0)
G. A. Arnold. Mobil*, Ale 5.000
Wm. Millar. Marion. Ala™ - 3.000
J. M. Putman, Jackson. Mia* 5.000
W.M. Sutton. Richmond. Va 5.000
Charles Jennelot, Mobile. Ala— SU0
S. L. l’clicit. Richmond/Va...™ 5,000
Alex. Uendereon. New Orleans. La - 3,000
J. M. Potman. New Orleans, La.—™ 5,000
Charles Beach. Ckarluttevillc, Va™ - 3,000
J. M. Mulder. Mobile. Ala 2.000
Wm.Shaunor. New Orleans. La - 5.(100
B. II. Ridgeway. Green co- Ale- 10,000
J. J.Tsrleton, New Orleans. La.. —.. 2.500
Georgs J. Dick*. Natch eg. Mim 5.0U0
K. Crosamaa, Allentown. Ala 4,000
Jams* Crawford. Mobile. Ala- (..coo
James 8. Kent. Richmond. Va™*™ a™ 3.000
O. D. Rlcksrby, Mobile, Ala 3.000
S. M. Colding.Savannah. Ga - 2,500
D. Hslnder. Mobile. Ala 5,000
J. F. Woodhull. Mobile. Ala 6.000
D. Campbell, Mobil*. Ala 2.000
J. J. Tarlaton, New Orleans. La -.... 2,500
Thoms* 8. King. Mobil*. Ala — 6.000
Wm. Miller. Union. Ala 3.000
Jacob Merer. Mobil*. Ala — 10,000
J gsaae B. Harts. Charleston. 8 C 5.000
smee Thomas, Richmond, Vs- 10,000
J J. Thompson. Pstsnborg. Vs — 3.000
William K. Morbv. Lynchburg. Va. fo(«)
W. W. Dabney. KingWilliam co.. Va 10.000
W. J. Carpenter, Hanover 00.. Va 10.(00
Andrew Poxtine. Richmond, Va lo.ouo
H. H.DeLoB. Charleston, S. C ... 5,000
Joshua A. Massey. Mobile, Ala £500
Geo. A. Worthen. Lit le Roek. Ark 2.000
A.S. Royrter. Richmond. Va. — 2,500
Iw. H. Brook. Enex co.. V* 5,0001
S B. R. Freeman, Macon. Ga —........ — 1,500
Bgmc* P. Tyler. Richmond. Va. 2.000
C. A. Platt, Augusta, Ga— 5.0001
John Dooley, Richmond, Va - - - 3,000
W. W.Lamb,NorfolkrVa 6JJOO
Wm.CallD, Norfolk. Va 1,000
S BIu* Cheatnsm. Chaaterfield, Va- - 5.000
ath August, Richmond, Va™ - £500
M L. Stratton, bichmond. Vo..™...™.™™-....- 1,500
John Begley, King* and Queens oo., Va 5,000
John C.Rogen, Norfolk, V*.— - 1,000
O. W. Mnutord, Richmond. Va lO.tttl
£. R. Gale. Norfolk, V*- 1,500
B W Green, Richmond, Va , - 10,000
8. S. Stubbs, Norfolk. Va— - 1.000
O. W. Kean. Buchanan co- Va 2.000
W. jl.Curti*'. Raymond, Miss 10,000
winum llcjter. Mobile, Ala 3.000
A. A. McWillcy, C*md*n. Mim 5,000
A. H. Peck. Port Gibson. Mim £500
F. C. Baldwin, Columbus. Mim 10,000
E. Online*!, Colombo*. Mim 5,000
A. II. Peck, Port Gibson, Mim 5,000
N. Masker. Mobile. Als 4.0U)
John C. Chiles. Richmond, Va — 3,000
James W. Mason, ScotUville, Va 10.000
G. A. Aim-lie, Richmond, Vo — SlOOO
R. C, Stanard. Richmond. Vo 3,000
T. J. Anson, Chesterfield. Va 500
Henry Myera, Mobile. Ala--.™™™.—™™ - 5,000
L. Rice Reins, Richmond, Va—- ...— 3.000
Field* Conk, Richmond, Va — 3.000
J. 8. Biogicy. Petenburg. Va. 5.000
may7-dlm - 1 _ __
PROPOSALS.
Orrtcx Board or Couunwioxgas. I
Macon. Ga.. April 26.1300. J
A T a meeting of tne Board of Commiuionen of
Bibb county, held 00 Saturday. 24th intt- the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That th* Secretary advertise for Plans.
Specifications sod Estimates for erecting a Court-
botuo fur Bibb county, and that 3200 be paid for the
plan that may be adopted by this Beard.
Resolved. That a committee of three be appointed
to impart the views of the Board as to tho tire, style
and cost of the proposed Court-house.
The committee, in accordance with the last resolu
tion. arc L. N. Whittle, G. B. Roberts and J. M.
Boardman. W. P- GOODALL.
apr2i-tf Secretary, etc.
How to Utilise the Oak Forests of
Georgia. —
T ’H K undersigned ia now ready to grant licenses or
to dispose of territorial rights for the use of hb
improved appliance* for converting the aslrintent
properties of Oak Bark into ao >mperi*habl« extract
for Tanning and Coloring purposes, requiring there
for a small royalty per gallon, or a reasonable eon
tideration for Factory or Territorial risbts. -
The cost of s Factory, with ell the requisite ap
pointment* (Isra motive power) capable of prodneing
50 barrel* every twenty-four hour*, will sot exceed
: vlil, whileataetory of the capacity of 25 barrel* per
twanty-four hour* will notcrceed »VrX>. Three thou
sand dollars will—where lumber is ebeop—meet tbo
entire cost of a faetory capable of producing from 12
to 15 barrels per day. (leas the motive power) which
may be of steam or water, and of from 15 to 20 bone
power. These estimate* include the eoft of building,
tanks, (which are of wood) mill, condensing apparatus
and every requisite, rave the motive power, required
In the
There new device*, for manufacturing concentrated
extract, are in practical use. and are pronounced by
good judgea to be the mo*t perfect, simple and the
cheapestin tue. Competent men will no provided for
putting these factories in opera lion for those to whom
licen«es are granted. Ail particulars tnsy be learned
by addressing Til OS. W. JOHNSON.
Station H- New York City.
marl3 Smo
FOR SALE.
IMPROVED AVD WILD LA\DS.
BEItRIEN COUNTY, 9th DISTRICT.
A N IMPROVED PLANTATION fourteen miles
from Valdosta* on the Atlantic .V Qalf Railroad,
and the same distaace fromfbfUne of th* Albany Sc
Brunswick Railroad, consisting of 22u> acres. There
are two set* of dwelling-hou^e-t »n<l nut-house*, cot
ton-frin. etc.; one frame house of six rooms ; about
400 acres cleared and partly under cultivation. A
larxc quaotityof hammock land on the place. Pro
duces sea bland cotton as well as upland. Will be
fold low for cash.
CALHOUN COUNTY, 4th DISTRICT.
Lots No. 331 and 264, containing 250 acres each.
MILLER COUNTY, 13th DISTRICT.
-fioCtNos. 197,159 and 123, eontainiag 250 acre* each.
.7 DECATUR COUNTY, 19th DISTRICT.
Lots Nos. 203 aad 365, containing 250 acres each. " -
All of the above lands are well selected and among
the richest cotton lands of the §tate. and mostly
heavily timbered.
Titles perfect. Apply to
HENRY W. COWLES.
aprH-tf Macon. Oa.
GEO. BURDICK.
k.l. urnnii'K
BURDICK BROTHERS.
Ao. 63 Third Street,
MACON, : : GEORGIA,
DEALERS IN
BACON, CORN, HAY,
PEAS, ROM, OATS,
Meal, Lard, Salt.
McFerrin, Armstrong A Co.'s Celebrated
MAGNOLIA HAMS.
PREPARED COW FEED,
Reeosnited as the best in ibis market.
• »rders from Dealers and Waalers will reeehra oar
usual careful attention. _ , „ may6-2m
TUTT’S VEGETABLE LITER PILLS
Cure* disease* of tb* Liter anJ Stomach.
TUTr3 KKPRUTORANT,
A ple*-ant curs for Coughs, CoMs, etc.
TlTT’sxAUSU’AUIlLit AQl'KKVS IlKtflGHT
The great AHsratlre an J Blood Purifier.
TUTT’S IMPROVED HAIR DTE,
W UMdri th* best dye in use-
Th*** standard preparations are for-sale by
.ZEILIN A CO.
DkCtratsT*.
Mason. Go.
Direct Trade with Europe-
J. II. ASH BRIDGE.
Of Now Orisons.
J. S. HUTTON,
Of Macon, Go.
J. H. ASHBRIDGE & C0„
Commission Merchants
— AMD —
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENTS,
LIVERPOOL.
ASnmwaE, SMITH A CO., New Orleans.
Consignments Solicited.
rc Particular attention siren to tho sale of South
ern Lands to Raroprsn Capitalist* end intending Im
migrant*. a9.Order* for Foreign Goods rxeeutnl on
bast possible terms. mayl-dlaralawUWO
IISTAIIM.NIIEO 1S05.
SOUTHERN WHITE LEAR.
/&
ru v
STTUCTTsV
gLEAIi
stfr
—- 1AT -—
BLEACHED
-OIL
And Color Works,
ST. LOUIS.
P RODUCTS of this Establishment guaranteed
eqaai in quality to tho boat manufactured in the
country. For sais by
0/5 " *
J. D. ZEILIN A CO.
TWO SttNDBED BARRELS
lilies, Branles, Wines, Gins, etc.
for iialb ay
L. W. RASDAL,
5».
THIRD STREET 5:t
AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE SOUTH OF CIN
CINNATI.
All Liqaors cased and elegantly labelled, wiihoat
extra charges tor trouble.
ra- SA TISEACTIOB DU A RABTKKn.
Call and sea *■*. all yn* Cabs Custom***, who
wtih to buy CHEAP. 7
apr!7—3m L. W. RASDAL.
1
B. W. TUiTOW, Manufactory,
MOUNT VERNON.. 1 JIKW YORK.
WARE ROOMS.
47 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
K I
,t
NO WING from longezperieneo tbs requirement*
of the Southern trade, and with th* facilities for
manufacturing. 1 think I can give better valne for
the money than can be bad elsewhere ia theeHy-—
Th* "niton Style" Bulgy, for material and work
in an rh ip. has no equal except lb* Abbott Boggy.'
My Depository, one of tbs largest in the city, por scr
ee* the advantage, in its location, nf costing less than
half (be rent of those up town. I eon. therefore, offer
my vehicle* at leas jrriees. Those who have hat my
work require no reference; but to those unacquainted.
I woulJ rorpeetfuily refer to
Meesrs. J. H. btowsa A Co , )
Mearn.Smallwood. Uonogisk A Co , [-New York.
Messrs. Barrs. Nichols A Co.. )•
Votfiafonaation regarding my new style of SLIDE
PEAT BUGGY. I refer to Jons M Cr.aaan k Sox.
Attorney* ot Law. of Atlanta. Ga.. who recently pnr-
onr2:-:iin
if. KETCHCM. A2L.HABTRIDGE
Of New York. Late of Uartridge A Neff.
KETCHDM & HARTRIDGE,
XOKTHXAST KOOK XXCUAHQK BUXLDUO.
SAVANNAH, GA.,
1 \EALEBS in Dommtic and Foreign EexbaDge.
1J Gold. Silver and UDeurrent Money. Buy and sell
fltMnJtonfcm; -sirCi
Receive deposits, allowinx four per cenL interest
per annum on weekly balances of $500 and upwards.
-- Cfiltoatipnsmjule in this city and all the principal
town* of Gcorxia and Florida. ... . _ ^ :Li
Will make advances on c nttonments of Cotton.
Riee. etc^ to onrselvcs, or to our Northern and Euro-
peta . . / o^aH>
ALF'd H.COLQUITT* | JAUF.S BACC8, | BCGHD. COLQUITT.
Raker Co., Ga. J Newton, Ga. I Savannah, Ga.
COLQTJITT & BAGGS,
Cotton Factors & General Commission
MSX.CHA.tSTS,
. BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, OA.
S PECIAL attention f4 the rale of Cotton. Lumber
and Timber. Liberal mdr&nces on Coiwucnmentj.
s»i$-tf • -j- v* ~ '
Fbow 4 to fa Ho RSI Powkr,
* including the celebrated Cor-
li ss Cut-off Engines. Slide
1 l ~' Valve Stationary Engines.
Portable Engines, ire. Also
Circular, Malay and Ganr Saw
M i ID, Suxar Can e M ills. Shaft-
in tr. Pulley*. Ac-, Lath and
Shin«lc Mills. W heat and Corn
Mills. Circular Ssws. Belting.
kc. bend for dewriptive Cir
cular and Prica List.
wood * flAarar steam *bg. co.,
febl4-d6mo Utlca« Keisr Yerk*
T. T. T.
T n EGO’S
TBABBRRY TOOTIIWASH.
Preserves and Whitens the Teeth!
Invigorates and Soothes the Omns !
Cleans and Purifies artificial Teeth!
Purifies and Perfumes the Sreath!
Prevents accumulation of Tartar I
Is a Superior Article for Children 1
IT IS WARRANTED FREE
From Injurious Ingredients!
f T Is scientifically prepared in accordance with tho
I ino.«t valuable lonnulie known to tbo profession.
It has been extensively used for several yeirs.'and ts
looommtndcd for gencr.tl use bv numerous Dentist,
and rhy^icians who have tested its merit.*, and who
appreciate tho importance of preserving tile Teeth
through llle.
f ; PROPRIETOR. T 5
A. M- WILSON, i:
For sale by
PHILADELPHIA.
J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon.
Laboratory or Pharmaceuticai, )
Amd Analytical Chrmiwtiit,
• - Atlnntn, On. >
This is to oertifr that I have examine Trego’s. 1/ca-
herty Tooth Wash amt Tooth Ponder. I find them
free Iron; substances that would set tnjuriousl/ ut>on
the’teeth, and can tecommend Trego’s Preparations
to thoseln want ofa superior dentrillee.
may 16-6m . W. J. LAND„jChqtt)et.!:
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.’S
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND OAR
RYING THE U. S. MAIL.
Throu);ti to California In Tweuty-Uvu Days.
Steamshu-s on thr Connrcttno on tbs Pa*
Atlantio : etna with thr
ARIZONA, \ - - - - COLORADO,
HENRY CHADNOEY, - CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK, - - - - GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, - - - SACRAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, - GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, - MONTANA. H
One of tbs above large and splendid Stoninrhips will
leave Pier No. 42Xorth River, foot >>f' nnal .Street, at
13 o’eloek, noon, on the 1st, 11th nmi 2!st, of every
month (exoept when tha«e datt s fall on Sunday rrnd
then on ms prerding Saturday), fur ASPINIV ALL,
ronnerting, via Panama Kailway; with one of tho
y’s Staanhlns firnm PanamafeBAH FKAll-
touehlnr at ACAPULCO.
_„_toresof tlie lrt and 2Dt connect at Panama
with Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC aud OlvNTltAL
AMRRIOAN PORTS. There of tho 1st touch at
MANZANILLO.
Tho Stcunor of June 11th, 1S69. eonnocta clorcly
witli tbo StoomesOEUI REPUBLIC having Sail
Franriroo July 3d, US$* tor Jipuliod Cbiflfts
On© liumlrcd Pound* of Rajiage nltowed to tRch
ndult. accompany baRKago through,
and attendlodicNand children without mule protec-
torn. Uaggoge received on the dock tho day before
Moling, from Steamboat*. Rail road*, and piivcugcrg
dicinc aad
For Freight or Panenge Ticket*. or further inlbr-
■nation, apply at the Company's Ticket oilino, on the
Wharfrooror CANALSTltBKl’. NORTH 1UVKK.
NKW YORK.
marl0-3mo F. R.BABY Agettl
Wbopreferto send down early.
^An experieuced Surgeon on ltoard. Mi
HII,INI!II OFJMIBDHLK.
SttCUANOKof CARS RET H’ KEN SA VABBA It
AUUUSTA AND UOBTOOHEU >’, ADA.
Ornoior MASTRROy TRANHroHTaTIOK ('. It. It., t
O Savannah. Ua.. August 14. 1868. )
N AND AFrEll SUNDAY, ICtb inbt.. PAKSKN
OKR Trains on the Georgia Central Railroad
will ran ss follows:
* UP DAY TRAIN. .
i.kavs. tgarvv.
Ssranaab —i :.M» a. a.
Macon >1:40 r. u
&tt;ur.':::=™:-::::: & i:
KatonUiu™ 1l:'<ry. u.
Cvnnseting with train that leavaa Aa
gasta at™™™™..™™™.,.....™™ 6:45 a. a
DOWN DAY TRAIN.
Macon. Wti a. u.
Savannah™. Ut r. a.
Angtuta. 2 MS r. h
Connecting with train that leavis An
gnat* ot™ ....... kriS a. u
UP NIGHT TRAIN.
»SE£==^.™r_:r:r 7:au r - “•'a.
Aagnsta™ 3:15 a. u
Connecting with trains that leave Au-
gurta at™ 9.33 r. u
DOWN NIGHT TRAIN.
Savannah IT."!!!!!!™!!-.””™."™! 6128 r “ 5:10 a. m
MiffodgevUie..
Baton ton..
.4^0 r. V.
2:40 v. it.
Connecting with, train that leaves Au-
gOEta r.t »:33 r. 14.
SSTA. M. Train* from Savannah and Aut-uria. and
p. u.Train from Macon, connect with MillcdgevlUo
Train at Gordon daily. Sundays excepted.
WP. M. Train from Savannah connects with
through Mail Train on South Carolina Railroad, and
p. u. Trainfroai Savannah and Augusta with 'Irain*
on Sonthweatrrn and Maaeoaa* Kailronri*.
tSigned] ’ - W5L ROGKRS..
saglfotf
Acting Maater of Transportation.
W. *. TASgga. J. OTTO CHBKTR. ALRX. DXLANKT.
METROPOLITAN WORKS
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Conor ot Seventh nnd C»nal Streets.
TAMER, EH BETS & DELAMEY.
Stationary & Portable Engines,
SA.W MXlsTiB,
BOILERS, BRIDGE BOLTS AND CASTINGS,
IRON AND BRASS WORK.
T RON and Wooden Truck* for Cara Improved To-
1 Iran co and other Machinery of all kinds built and
repaired.
Also, Agent in the Southern States for
Blake’s Patent Stone & Ore Breaker
feb21-tf
H. K. BROWN, Ag’t,
No. fi2 Second *t.. Macon, Ga-
APFLEBY & HELME’S
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Railroad Mills Snuff
A RR now being offered in this market a* the beet
good* man factored in this country. For sale by
Messrs. L .YV. Hunt k Co^ Druggists, &ndJoho*OD.
Campbell k Co., Qroem.Miuy'n. Go. jan5-Giuo
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
A NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, m delivered at
the New York Mu«euui of Anatomy, embracing
the subjects: How to Live &ad What to Live for;
Youth. Maturity and Old Age; Ms-nbood Generally
Reviewed : The Cause of Indigestion; Flatulence and
Nervous Di-'cases accounted for. Mirria^ePhilosophi
cally Considered, etc. These lectures will be forward
ed on receipt of four stamp*, by addrejning Secretary
Baltimore Museum of Anatomy, 74 West Baltimore
Street. Baltimore. Md. aprfl-ly