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About The Georgia Jeffersonian. (Griffin, Ga.) 18??-18?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1854)
THE GLOBE:”; 1 ‘SHE OFFICIAL PAPES OF CONGRESS And Newspaper for the People IT will he seen by the Annexed extract from a letter of General Washington to Havtd Stewart, dated New York, 17th j of March, 1793, thaf the idea of such a |l‘*r as I propose to'make the GLOBE ‘ originated in the mind of the Father of this Country. He said: ‘‘lt is to lit! I*ui(*ntctl that the editors of the. t*f- Gronl Gazettes in lha Union do not more generally ml nwH’ocorrectly (instead of stuffing thoir papers “i'll scurrility and nonsensical declamation, which few would read if they were apprised of the. con tents) publish tlie debates in Congress on all ere at national questions. The principle upon which the difference of opinion arises, as well as Ihe de risions, would then come fully before the public, nnd afford the hest data for itsjndg.nent.”— Spark's Writing* of Washington, rot. 10 p. S4. THE DAILY GLOSt<i AM) ‘MIS CONGRESSIONAL GLOBU. In surrendering my interest in the or gan of a great political party, I cherished the purpose of continuing the Congres- j sional Globe, and, if possible, in time, to ! perfect it into a full history of the action j of Congress, giving the debates accurate ly and fully with the proceedings—-all stamped with the veiity of an official re cord. From the passage in the letter of General Washington, which I have quo ted, it will be perceived that he thought this office might be combined with that of a regular newspaper; and p is certain that the avidity of the public for news of the less important kintl greatly contributes to give wings to the weightier matter which may he called Congressional news Having succeeded in my purposo of perfecting the reports of the debates in Congress and giving them the official Stamp, I now propose to send them n broad, in connection with the news of the day, in such haste as shall outstrip full and accurate intelligence sent from the seat of Government in any other form whatever. It will even anticipate the scraps of news forwarded to cities within two hundred and fifty 7 miles of Washing, too by telegraph. Before the events thus transmitted are published in the-morning papers, (for instance, of the city of New York,! the Globe containing them will have reached ihe post office of that city by the express mail * Jthe previous night The process by mch this will be efleef ed I now lay b'.rore the public. I will hare a corps of sixteen Report ers in Congress;, each in succession will take notes during five minutes r then re tire, prepare them for the Press, put them slip by slip in the hands of compositors, and thus, while a debate is going on in Congress, it will be put in type, and in a few minutes after it is ended il will be in print. I shall by this means be enabled to send by the Express Mail of 5 o’clock p. m. for the East, West, and North, and 9 o’clock, p. m. for the South, all the pro-’ ceedings of Congress up to the ordinary I hour of adjournti e it. Thus the accui ate i debates of Congress will reach the cities | two hundred and fifty miles from the Cap itol before their daily morning papers are in circulation. ‘lhe miscellaneous news I shall le careful to gather from remote sections of the country by telegraph. I will obtain from the Executive Departments, through official sources, the matters of moment transacted in them, and, through agents employed for the purpose, all th-i eitV news of consequence in sufficient time ro be put into the Globe and mailed in the Express Mail trains. In this way I hope to create anew era in the dissemination of news from Washington,. Hitherto no newspaper has attempted to give authen tic accounts of things done at Washing ton before the public mind at a distance had received its first impression from ir responsible teiegiaphic dispatches, or by letter-writers biassed by peculiar \ lews. Washington has now become so great a centra of political interest during alt the year—the proceedings of the Executive Departments and the information collect ed by them even during ihe recess ot Congress is of so much impoitance to the interests of every section of the country that I.shall continue the publication of the daily paper permanently, with a view to become the vehicle of the earliest and most correct intelligence. It is pnrt of my plan to reduce the price of the daily paper to half that of” similar daily papers; and thus I hope to extend its circulation so as to invite ad vertisements. I will publish advertise ments of the Government. To subscri bers in tire cities 1 hope to submit such terms as will induce them to advertise their business in every village throughout the Union, where the Globe is sent daily under the franks of the inemheis of Con gress, all of whom take it, and some ot them a large number of copies. Ihe installation of anew administra tiaa and anew Congress portends much change in the ct urse of public, affairs as tire result of the next session. Many vast interests which were brought up in the ast Congress were laid over by the Dem ocratic majority to await tfie election of a Demur ra.ic Executive. ‘I he new model ing of the tariff; the new land system; the question ot giving homesteads, and m king’erery man a freeholder who may Choose to become one; the approximation of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by a natijtial railroad across the territory of the U i/ion; refotm in the Army, Navy and c'vil offices —all these great questions, with a thousand minor ones, beeply af tc:ing of men and every States itit heUuion, will, now being a lured bv public opinion, come up for the Government’s decision. These new is sues, co-operatiDg with old ones, comign up to be disposed of by new actors on tho seen s at Washington, will be aptt o modify greatly, it not alter essentially, the party organiz itions of the country. To these elements of interest another is likely to be introduce I by the interpo sition of the agitations of Europe. After nearly forty years of peace in Europe there is an eviJent restlessness that now reems fraught with, tendencies threaten ing: war;_and if war comes, in all likeli hood there will follow such universal ehange th it the United States can scarce ly hope to escape its vortex. Indeed, from late events it is apparent that our Government is already drawn into Eu ropean difficulties. The circumstances are calculated to draw the public mind towards the Lext Congiesswith much ex pectation. & The DAILY GLOBE will he print ed on fine paper* double royal size, will, small type, (brevier and nunpariel,) Five Dollars a year. Tire CoyGRESSfOXAL GLOBE i!| u,ehn book form, royal quarto w acfturnber containing sixteen pages. 1 fi<* Conor kssioxal Gi.org proper will be made up of ihe proceedings of Con gress and the running debates as given by tiie Reporters. The speeches which members may choose to write out them- ! selves will, together with ihe messages of the President of the United States, The reports of the Executive Depai Intents, .and the laws passed by Congress, lie add -ledin an Appendix. Formerly I received subscriptions for ibe Congressional Glolx and Appendix separately. Bui this has not been found satisfactory, inasriiuci) as it gave an incomplete view of tho luns actions in Congress; and theiefore I have j concluded not to sell them apart, consiil ; e| ing that neighbors can have the advan tage ot both by clubbing in case individu als shall find it too onerous to be at the charge of both. 1 o taciiiiate the circulation of the Con gressional Globe and cheapen it to sub scribers, Congress passed lasi year a joint j resolution making it free of postage. I J annex it, as the law my not be accessible i to postmasters generally: I Joint Resolution providing lor the distribution of I the Laws of Congress and Ihe debates thereon, j Willi a view lo the chonpeireuln!ton ol the Laws ot Congress ami Ibe debates contributing to tin; true inlerpret.ilinn thereof, and to make free the communication between the representative uml < constituent bodies: lie it resolved by tlie Senate nnd House of Rep resentalives of the United States of America m Congress assembled. That from nnd alter the I present session of Congress, the Congressional Globe and Appendix, which contains the Laws and the debates thereon, shall pass free through the mails so long as the same shall lie published b) order of Congress: Provided, Thai nothing herein shall be construed lo aulhoiize the circula tion ot ihe Daily Globe free ol postage. Approved, August 6, 1552. As I sell the Daily Globe at half the 1 puc” of similar publications, so the Con grissional Globe and Appendix is sold lor halt the cost of so much composition, press-wot k, and paper.. ‘lbis 1 can af foid to do, inasmuch as the subscription ,ot C ongress almost covers the cost o aomposition, and this enables me to sell or Sale more than the cost of press-work and paper. It requires the sale of about 9,000 copies lo reimburse expenses. If 5,000 only were sold, the cost of each copy would be about $104! ‘I he de bates in the English Parliament cost a bout eleven times as much as 1 charge sub set ibers tor the debates in Congress, equal in quaulity, and as well teporttii and printed. i Ibe next session of Congress will fie a long one; and it is believed the Congres sional Globe, for it, will reach 4,0u0 rov nl quarto pages,, as the last long session made 3,901 royal quarto pages—four large volumes each session. If subscri bers will be carefui to file all the nuin- ! bers received by them, I will supply any that may miscarry in the mails, ‘inis work increases,in value us it grows old. ’ ihe first seventeen volumes will now | command three times, and some of the subsequent ones twice , their original sub scription pti^e. Ihe subscription price for the Con gressional Globe (including the Appendix and the laws) is Six Dollars. Complete indexes will Le made out and forwarded to subscribers soon after the session is ended. Subscribers for the Daily should have their money here by the sth, and for the Congressional Globe by the loth of De cember. Ihe money must accompany! ;an order for either the Daily or the Coi.-j gressional Globe. Bank notes current! I where a subscriber resides will be rcei ved at par. JOHN C. HIVES. Washington, October 12, 1853. TSI2IVIS E^DUCS/Ji n ily, j*>*advatice, $5,00 aily, il not paiii in advance, 0.00 l'l-M eekly, in advance..; ... 3,00 ri-Weekly, it not paid in advance, ....4,00 Weekly, invariably in advance, 2,00 IVct kly, 10 copt sto one Post Office 15 Oo O 110 GIVE a stilt wideifjclrculation to the Re . publican, and thereby to bring Savannah and its business more prominently before Ihe coun try, the Proprietors otl!:r their Daily paper at $5 00 a year, and their Tri- Weekly at $3,00, to all new tftihscrib* rs-wlio pay in advance. T*> their present subscribers who do not choose to pfay in advance, the. paper will be furnished at the reduced rates on and after the first of Januarr, and those who have pud in advance will be cred ited accordingly. ‘ VVc propose also to -issue a We* klv paper, com mencing early in November, at $2,00 a year, t*> be paid for it*variably in advance. To clubs ot ten, the Weekly will be furnished a! $15,00. We make this reduction in the price ot the Re publican for three reasons Frit, because we desire to scatter the paperovertlns and ttie adjoin ing Stales, in order, as far as we are utile, to ex tend the relations and increase the business ol Savannah, believing that whatever promotes the prosperity of the city cannot lull to exert a hern ti cial effect upon our own fortunes. The great fa cilities we possess foe-distributing daily,-tii w* ck ly, and weekly intelligence, by our railroad con nect ions and steamboat lines, encourage us to be lieve Wial the undertaking will be, because it ought to be, successful. Secondly, because other papers throughout the country arc reducing therr rates of subscription and we would place our readers upon a footing us favorable ai that enjoyed by the read :rs of those pnpeiv. Thirdly, because we shall never he more able to make (lie induction than at present. We would not boast of our success, yet we beg leave to say tliat I lie support which our patrons have accorded us up to tins time, enables us to make this reduc tion, and thus to offer some sight ackm-wlc lg men! for their past favors. Wo hope they will see iu this fact reason for a continuance cl iheir pationaj'o, and for such efforts as they may find it convenient to make in procuring us additional subscriber*. The step we have resolved upon must result in loss, without a large accession to our subscription list. The growing importance of Savannah, as a commercial centre, to the Planter, Hie Merchant, and indeed to all classes, at least iu tins Slat*, renders it unnecessary for us to off r any argu ment why they should avail themselves ol I fit* means thus offered, li>r obtaining the latest and most rcliabbvmtrlli'Mmc** Irom all quarters, both by telegraph and the mails. Remittances by mail may Ik: rr.adc at onr risk. P. W. A LEX UNDER & CO. Proprietors. , Savannah. October 18. 1353. 43- HURD’S mm IMS FOR THIS HAIR. AMONGr til-1 many prepamtinn Tor he - -outl of the Hair, tins GULDEN ULCS mh:u i tli# load. Three reasons u til be given J;v :i so universally need and preferred to all ollu rs.-- I st, Because if lias proved the most cfl'et inti “m Baldness. ‘id, Because il imparls*n ht>;iustl'm dark gl sa and delightful perfume to tin Jf <ir.~ 3'l, Because the Ladies, with la 11 * * disci ‘'iiitiutun which they all possess, have adopted if. Mum other reasons could be < iven why ir is a i,>at fa vorite, but those who want more have only to <dv< it a trial. Price 2a cents m la rye buttles. I’o, Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere. W. C. tiUiiD, Proprietor., 3-J4 Broadway New .York. lur *. diiy-omit. t o>j eccfiii nt it. Nov. 22, 1347.- bn) AdminElrat.*r 7 ;j k 4GR.LI4AI.iLrt iin order of the fl.unordile bib oor Lo ot o If-nry c uit y, G a ** i silt mg for <vdinnry purposes, wt'l ho the Go*- roi i use door in Ghiffii , fipalding couotv, on the firs’ Tuesday in F<.-binary next, within •he legal hours of silo. a part of the Negroes tic longing to tho PMaf 3 ofThomas Strickiun !,<i*eM l larrv, a man ve tr> <1; T >-n a man 78 ye.* - old; ttarnh, a woman 59 years - Id. Sold f>v the lioiu lit ol the heirs and < iedffors of ,-aid deceased. 1 (Tills on the day ol sale. Dt'ceioln T I‘s, 185 b 50— “ V At I) JNU I’T, Adn.’r. top’s Ha la. “®TS7TLIi le sold bet ore ilie Courthouse door in v v itie city of Gridin, Spalding county, on tin fist Tuesday in February mw, wdbin lhc legal hours <>l sa *:, the following properly, to-w I: Loi No. 1 <n Square l\ ■>. 1, and also, one acre i lying west ol ft.,- No. not known, being in all two j ..eves, all I mg t a West-f Jntlin. S Id as tin* p-.- i erty ol Dr. N. 15 Johnson, deceased Sold lor a i;i i of tin* heirs and creditor.-* of said dec’d JOHN WILLI VMS, ) .. , M VVLST-viUttLLANI), \ us ’ „, . r ( ; . < 49 (Rtorgia, Fayette count)'. 11 If li.fi AS Andrew J. Mundy applies lo r Y me lor letters of Ad iiimsliatimi on tp • Ks l.. <• ol Fnineis Jones, late ol said count v, deceased, i These arc therefore to cite amt adin n sli a! ! and singular, the kindred non i miilo-snfsaid d< - ; ceased, to he ami appear at my office, within tie ; time prescribed by law, to show cause, it any the* 1 have, why said letters should not. he grr.i-di and. Given under my hand and official signature, j this I >ece:nbor 6>ii, 1853, I 49 G LO. C KING, Dept elk c. o- Geoiv, r iit, Pike County. ‘OLL L D ito litre me bv Thomas *IN Jl. Wise, ftl.js33n district, G. &!., Jj&P’ one Eat ray MARL MULL, supposed i.„L\/A lie 14 years old, of a moose color; and epprai-n by James tl. Fryer and Z iciiariah \V Hardage, t Forty Dollars, this 12:Ii day o!’N-ivem!*er “!853. JOHN A AUS WORT it’, j f. The above and foregoing is a correct and true extract, from lire list ray Hunk, in mv office. W ilm as my hand and officiarvignatiiro, this Dt’cembi r7t<i IS!3. 50 ; >t Georgin, SJcsn-y conratr. J esse Prickett applies to me for v letters ol dismission Iron) * lie adminisrra lion of the eat He ol Jesse 11. Prickett, late ol said county, deceased, 1 lies*; are therefore,tnnotify all persons m-tor csti-d, to file tiioir object ions, if anv they have, in my office, on or before the ffr-u \lond.-iv in Febru ary next, why letters of doumsvion shoiih.l n-it he granted; iff)nrw;s<; ‘eiters of ciStr.-G.-io.! will h-. | granted sai-i■.uiplicant. j Givtiir nnd -r my ha ; ;,i a, rj-fic-', lies’ Julv !Blh, r ISSo. *9 L. P. A I’K! NS, *. Irdiv-irv. OCttfi-git*, Esiyeitu GfiWily. ■ttmrilEUEHS K!iz..'.-dh p.ice. Ad, inis.'r T on’ the c.-latent F ancis iVi.-e dec-a<e*l p|l’ies to in*'t'ir Idicra ol tasmi- stun trout said A hninisi ration. f he sc arc tiicreforc in cire non nmnonish a!!a:;d sioeular,the kindred and cretiitors of said !.-c:u •ed !o h • and n,>p rat my office, |! ( ; time presetii<cd <<y raw, to show cause, is any, -vuv said ciie\i should jini he graided. GrVC.i *i iid*-‘i <ny iiami m office, at I-ayf-.tcvilh* i the TStff day ofih-pfeinber litS.d. 37 - GKC. O. KING, Dept. c. C. O (ricorgiii, Fayette corns j 5-. ~&7K7 H• 3 John Williams, Administraii • Y V I: pmi the estate ot R-.mbnn AJilLnp?, deed set., apply to rv: ior Icttcis ol oismijsion from sak estate. •Jhes-'* are therefore to cite and admonish a and singular, the kindred and crcdi: rs oi ai d* ; cease and, to be ar.J appear t--1 my dlic ■ within! ho time prescrtb-:d hy law, o shmv c,:isc, if uy uev have, why said letters shon'd no! he giaiihr* Given under aiy bar I o.’ieiaiL, this July 22d 1554. 30— J L. Blalock, * Ld.nar Fayetto Cmmty. Mils. LIE\S Aid rev J. Mundy, A'minis * f tr .-.or ui> tire lat * of Ki-uchcii 8i rick leu ale oi said county, deceased, applies for Letters ol Hiss.ussi.m fnm said esiatc. “i hose a; 0 therefore 10 cite snd admonish ail ami singular, tin kinored and creditor:* ol said‘decea sed, to boa lid arp ar my otßce, withic’ho time prescribed try ■ law, to show cause ‘tf any) why sain Lctteis may riot he grunted. Given ucnler my hand at office, in Faycltevdle Ins May 1353, 1 3~ G EO. C. KING. Dipt’y. O. F C. SSE5ry €v;>:ity. UERIiAS l.cvi Ch-ti 1, lulministiator of the T * estate ol John 15. Vannnrden, lute ol sai l county,deceased, ajipiu-gi tuine forlettr-rsofiiis uis, sion from she i'urthec adminisiratmn of sai*l < si at*. 1 hest; are therclore to cite and uilmoiiisli a— and singular l!i<- kin-ired and cicditers nl's iid esc late,to iic and appear at mv office, within the time prescribed by law, to show c.acse, it any they have why swell dismission should not be granted. Given under my ban i at office, tins An Mist 10, 1553- 15. P *V ATKINS, Ordinary, Ceorgi ( eft3 e >.a .3 ly. IILitAS ‘3. O. Jones, .( ‘nar-iian s os Jan Y f L. Griggs, applies t ( , u ,c for letters {..f ismon from sod Gnurdians'iip, he ii.ivi iw.exeru “ ed Ins trust, as *\ ill more fully appear Iroin vouch ers on tile. — These art therefore to cite and admonish all and singulnr, the kindred of said minor, to ho and ap pear at mv office, within the time prescribed i>v law, In show cause, it any they have, why said Li ters si.oilbl not be granted. Given under my haul an I official signature, Ins I tic lGlhdayoi November, IS.-VJ 47-- G vj 0. KING, i) elk c. o l Y days after date application will be ►3 -trade to the honorable th: Cmi t of Ordinary of Fike county for leave to sell lot of land No. One hundred and Forty, in Ihe Ittb district of the 4tlr section of or:*miilly Gherokee now Dude comity, the same being ..part ofilie Real Fatatfc ol Win. Brown, late of said countv, ifeceased. Mov. 15. IS.',t. M YU Y 311 )'.V V \-| nr’r 1,000 Book Agents wanted. WANTED, m every section of the United Wv Stales, active and enterprising men toen gage in the sale of some of the best Bonks imh >is,icd in the country, i’o moo ol good address possessing a sinull capir.il of Trout gt’s to SIOO such in Iticcinenls will be offered as lo enable them o make from jjj'l lo $5 n day profit. •L-/ 2- I'he Books published by us are all useful ihtheir character, extremely popular, an I com Bond large sales wherever they are offered. iu For further particulars, address, {postage paid) ROBERT fc>LARS, l>ubTi<her. „ . 131 William street .New York November I, 1533. 43 SHERRY PECTORAL, Tor the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COEDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION. VW hfj ihf titer, nr,m iht t-.mk thereof hi a g"OUi Ht Ireetfor meat, whose leaf shall not fade curl aud the rrui: thcreoj shall be Jir meal and the lea’ thereof Jor mtdi ‘ ie.” ’ Iter*, was hope <r the Melt #♦*<■>.rde-’ lorcgng,-. Ind rvery year ad. . i new , i- r ts. the assuran :e timl these nr-mUs's ihull not :i! .s ntedreal .Sci-oc. dic./ -i ‘rs an.! dee onrites -Ire remedies nature his given, a ‘v one, the i-e uvti.at -dli * our race yield ioihc control ot r‘. Ofui 1 the ‘tml tdiceijvve jpefTer Iron,, none hm; <?arria!*njoro victims to n- untimely grave 11-’ n •ho C msurnpfioi. of the Lungs. Subjoined we ive some oviJeney that Mm 100 may bo cured, *hd that Pulmonary Oofnjijainls, in all their forms, ‘•nay he removal !./ UUEKRV Pectoral, Touch will u,-’ perm-t us to pu dish here any proportion of the runs it In. nfleclc , hut Hie A- Lent o<*low mimed, iii (in nisli our Circu'ar, lice, wnei coo arc full p art it ulus arid indisputable pr,.0l of lliitse fuels. Sufferers: rc.ul and judge for \ ourself’’ i ‘or In-fiit&isn and Whooping Cough Vvooping <) iiigii ‘ni l [ifliengi abd have no hc-u. linn in p iiiou-n ingd aeonnih le remcAs. eur du.y children have be. n afflieled with \\'es diseases, iml ihe IV*-e use of the Pectoral has ai ways afforded mealmosl instant relief. JAMK3 GLOVER. M e attest Ihe truth <4 the above statement. AI McGIN f F.diior Nashville \\ lug. J- M. ZIVI.MLR.VIAN, Druggist. For a Consnptivf Covt/h. Pittsburg, lb). Foil. 25. 1851. Dear Sir: For three years i have been i.iffl eted wiih a<-mi if 1 1 so distressing that 1 frequently <iis paired of iccovry; much ol the time I vas oldiged to >it up all night mmy elmir, as my cough would suffocate >• l laid down. Having used many r<3V T *jij|)gy^iji.nch r4i* f. I at last tried he I iiloial. wliieli } under ProMdencc, lias cured me altogether. 1 uo With gratitude voms, JAMI-S Ai’CANDLFSS. ‘lh'S is one of the numerous Cures of Astli uia winch hove been ‘ accredited to CHER fi Y PE C TO RAL. Aintiiiv, N. Y., April 17, 18 13 I)tt Ater, Lowell. Dear Sir. t have tor jears e*-i, tifftiel* u w i'li Asthma in the vi orst toran, s< dial I have been olihg* cl lo sleep in my chair lot * large par! ol the tile tune, being unatileto breath* on my bed. I lmd imal a great many medicines, ( o no purpose, until my physician prese ibeil, a an exp- rmieut, y our Cherry Pecturol. At first it seemed to make me worse; but in less •ban a weak 1 began so experience I lit: most, grai ilying reitel Irani ils use; and now, in four w< cks *he (.isease is einirely rcinaVad. Icao sleep on my tied -Mill c< infer*, and enjoy a state ot iieallti “fitch I had never cxp.-ct-Mi tornj.iy. OLORGIi FARANT. Cornmissioi) aim Forwarding Alcictiaot. I 1 roni Ihe President of Amherst College , J. C. Aver. -Sir; 1 have used your Cherry Pec toral in my own case ot deep-sealed bronchitis, and uni satisfied, from is chemical constitution, that is san admirable comp mod tor t lie relief of laryn giul ami broiiefiul difficulties, if my opinion, a to its superior character, ea:i be of any servic*. you arc at Imerty to u-e it as von tiiifik proper. ED.VARD IJIfiJHUJUK, At. D., LLD. A’ii mg Ui-: o : fi;:r <i -tiugiiisli ;d auth >rii i-j a who iiuvc lent their nam- sto recoin.ueuff I <v.-s prepara tion astli, i.est known to them lor affi.-cltons of toe lungs, a ;e: PiesiOi-nyPautkin , V.-rmont Moil. Co"lego, i-mi. Gni-'l Ju*4t*sg#soiy, Sup. Ds ieh lj. S. A, Prot. Valentine M.-tt, New York. Prof. Cfi veland, Bowaoin Med. Gol. Prof. Butieilield, Ohio Med. Col, Canadian Journal of Mec.ical Review. Boston Med. & -jury. Rev ir-w . ’ •iiar'ceton, S *J. Aie.l. ttcvu w. I'.eW Jersey M:-d. Ri ;;o!!i:r. Hon. ii*: ry ’Jlay, U. S. -senator. il*- - Geo. P. Matsu, Am Ao.tms. U> Tin key. Gen. Lmannel Puhies President *>i Chili. ul. It<’v. I ff. Power, Loci Bi-liop o 4 orouto. lit. Ltcr. Bishop ii.:cse, ot Use ,Met!i l£. Church. Arctibishep Purcell, oi c ineiiinalti, Ohio. A Iso many eminent personages hi lon-igt: countries. Not only in lilt: more dangnous and distressing discateiii *i:c Lungs,tilit also a- a family medicine ior occasional use, il is the rutest, pleasantest ano best m Ibe world. PutPaitEu and Gold sr J AMES C. A’YRR, Druggist and Cnemial, LOWELL, MASS. Sold in Griffin, by Dk. J. Washington •JoivES, Druggist. DR. J)LEEDS'S Georgia Sa rsapariila* & (’da Jaundice, Stck Hc,*d-.-\elie, Diialness j3l I.oss ot Appetite,.Const tpatioii ot the Bow ls, ds, caused by Cosiivencss. Pain in iix ootits, or K, iioumat ism, ca used hy the use ol Mer cury, Gyphiiis, Berofuia,ii.<iis, Ulcers, k.-;. &c. - tit preparation is made as pure as possible. Ps hitler taste, i...ti heni ficial effects in diseases oj the Liver,an.l dtreaties arising irdm an iiupun s’ate-ot th--* Bi-w.tK- -fr4*n.rs to be the purest i:u*t and most uselul preparation oi feiarso; uritfii that i made. I’liosc wlso have used ihe various preparations ol Sarsaparilla, will find, by the taste nnu effect, that there is moreSarsaparitlii in one tint tie ot Dr. D’s. preparation, loan in halt u dozen bottles as it is generally made. Dual it might be more particularly adapted to professional use, nothing but the pure Sursauariila has been used, that ior differenc diwase*, phvs etatis iiugiit ciimliine or present) with u, such ar ticies tts they irugut consider most appropriate in cases uruie-i their treatment. I Itsaltcrativeand m'idly purgative ctleet upon tile bowels, make if not only a suhsliltilefor Mercury, but useful in removing till <liscascsari smgfiom the imprudent use of Alcreury. Pm pared only by J . Dennis, M. D Augusta, Ga Gold iu Griifin b v Drs. Long &. Bliss, Dr. Leroy Sneed, and Dr. A m. R. Moseley; in Barnesvill by C. A. ic J. F. Nutting; in Forsyth by D. San d>l, titid Druggists geuerallv: 4fj-- CONSUMPTION CUBED. Dll. RODGERS’ liiIVKRIVDRT hm Till jLi I jUki Is vlft 1 liiVli I iIM F--n tup: c-implf.te cuke of v Coughs, Colds, influx;;a , Asthma, Dronchislis t i pitting of Woo l and other Lang Co;;;- plaints, ending to — ,yj jf’v'jf H a 44444 4 4 4 4 4 THE ur :at COUCS-H BMMBmWI p j£’ EA DlaU! lua’c yon a Cough, bichyou are neglecting, under the idea that it isor.lv at cjominon cold, and that it w 1 11 soon “wear iisel ed?” t-.rt a inend fell yon, in all kindness, wiiu will soon bo the probable resell. In a short time, il you continue to neglect your self, yon will begin to IV-cl n sense ol tightness and oppression across the chest, accompanied with •neneut sharp daiting pains. Then a drv, hack rig'Oollgh, will set ir., and when you raise an v (ring it will be a tine!; and yellowish, or while rothy nt tiler, *;reeked, per,h ips, wnh |,| wo .J I you still lake no medicine, these .unpleasant symp willloun i ierea.se'j an I you will soon have U::c- Tic Fever, ('old CuiLiS, ; Nh;iit Sweats, Ci.ne ous b’.xrKCTor.An >N, and then Urear Phostra tion. It vo.i still neg’ect yo tl'sell, u lew weeks or months will see you consigned to the grave caving Vour friends to mourn how rapidly fJON SUMP i’lON did its work, and Im Tied you away Friend! have ym no cause to be alarmed? In the above sketch you may see as in a g!as, Imwoeverv case ot toe Consumption progresses, with mlrlc or i-ss:f r.i'.udity, t.’ a l.tlal termination. Ot a the I'lious.iii is and Mil.ions wli mi this great Desmv ct has hero-1 to the Islum, every single c.igehii gan with a Col 11 II this had been intended to ill in'glii have been well; but, being negieetad und.-r th ’’ .t.ii.Je'hir-ion tint it would •‘wear itsell off,” it Irans'erreo ite deadly action to llie sub stance of the L ings, exciting Hi re tin- lormaimn I ol'luherc!a.. Another, an.l another cold, added I I dl* ‘ lie -U.-frityiLdoi .tbe.se tuhetcles began to soften an l/eipj.'o'Ti., leavin hy their idejrat).in, great ciV.iios in die Lungs. At this c-isis, the digeas-i is very didicull cd'cure, sets at delianee all Imuiui: moans. i 1 thoi.igei or ‘"orst stage, this medicine.wjl • .ItentiMo s nry. t ihedisi aw, or check its progress, and will always Rii-iU! tiie palienl more cosiiiorta bn, and p.'olong ins life, ami is therefore w<ythy of a trial, —but ii its incipient or raids -Jonsun.ptien is as curahle as any other diseases anu “IVRisers’ Svrup of Liverwort, Tar ado Uarichalagua,” it lakouat this lime, will cure it ir Jr- AS HUitELVAS IT IS TAKEN! T.iis is s.i ong iungiiage, I 111 we can refer you to nuinberl-jas living witnesses to prove that it ir TRUK! Aid Mierelore, wcearnestly exlioit every •min. vviiiuan an I clii'd who has a Congli.orts suUjcrt to UoUls,ro keep this medicine hyynuiu the hou e; ati- v: , ic..ev -r you lukc Cold, do not ‘let il alone” to work mistlncl in your system, but • tdic ite it tho l ‘Ughly, i. id at once, by tliis pow- U’u 1 healing enmpoun j. mid leave your Lungs un.C : j incd, I- carry you InTuH vigor tou good old agi o. ;VjOT Ii KKB’ Have yo r . deliraln, weakly children, who arnl way lakiiig cold, and st.bjecl lo Croup? Item. ’ tmlifi! ‘1 licit newer was a case ol Croup, whilu did not Originate in a Cold! And when your child goes to hod wheezing and coughing, you know ih.it, beforet morning, Croup may set in. and you chi “fill e Physician, yovr dear child mny tthe bevondye ach of help. We beseiehio lierefore, as cmvalue the lives id’ yi>nr children | tort he cold would be cured before it could arriv at this aggravated and fatal stage. Let every Mother, especially, heed well these remarks, thn die may not hereafter, when mourning over the yarlv blight of some cherished blossom .have occa run bitterly (■> reproach herself for her erimma oeglect, It is an old adage, that “to be for warned to he forearmed.” Parent*! so let it be in you a sc. Be sure to ask fir Dr. A. Rogers’ Svrup of LI VE.II WORT, TAR mid CANCHALAGUA arid et no other he palmed on you, SCCVIL& MEAD, 111 dhnftresStreet, Now Orleans, Wholesale General Agents lor the Southern Slates, to whom all elders anti applications f!> agencies must be addressed. Also sold m GriiTm,by J. W. JONES &J'ON and by Dmggisia every where. orhe^ /■jjtN _ i JRk * r’ET'?:! *•, wrest remedy lor Rheumatism, Gnu -M. Pain in the Side, Hip, Barf, Limb* and Joints; King's Evil, White Swelling*, Hard Ru mors, Still Joints,and all fixed pains wimlcvt r u Where this Bluster is I'pphed Pain cannot exist, — These Plasters possess the advantages of being ‘•"it up m ? r light boxes; hence they retain the. mil virtues in all climates. This celebrated Pam Extractor has b*en an cx iensivcly used by Physicians and the people in g'. oeral, both in this country and Europe, 1 lint it is • hnost needless to say anything about it. Vet • Imre may he some who stand in need of its healing powers who have not yet tried it. For jh.-ir Bakes we will simply state w'lst it has done in thousand ot cases, and what it will do lor them when tried. fCPA VOICE FROM Read llts following Testimony from a Physician Gi.NTj.KMEN— Your Hebrew Piaster has cured me ol pains ol winch I have suffered for twelvt years past. Dining tins period I labored under an affliction of my loins anil side, and tried many re medies that my own medical experience suggest,d hut without obtaining relief. At length I used your Plaster, and am now by its good effect* eu iirt.ly cured. I will recommend the Jew David 01 Hebrew Plaster to ail who are Buffering Irom con traction of the muscles, or permanent pain* in the side or hack. f he people of Georgia have but to become sc rjuainlctJ vi iUi ns virtues when they will resort to H I,su * Yours, truly, M VV'. WALKER, Forsyth, Monroe Cos., Ga. wo Messrs Seov!l & Mead, New Orleans. L*. yt'D.ivtU’s or Hebrew Plaster in North Carolina i Vilrsirs. Scovill Mead: l liave been trotihL ‘o.iii tiie chronic rlieumatism lor the last twclv ‘cr ars. On the Ist ot July, 1849, I was so had tliri pthionUi not i urn niysetl in bed, and the pain *o sc c lj i jc dial 1 hud not slept a wink for six days. At l>ra !l!ne i *' ,e|! ‘ | ng physician prescribed tin cerevv Piaster,” ami it acted like a clmrm; tin iilf.l'i me, and 1 slept more than half oftht- night, it three days i was Hie to’ tide out. I const In! ‘‘Hebrew Blaster’’’ tlie best remedy tor ah ofp is ~ ~v m use. G. W. M’vUN’N. r S) Q Q Q Q Beware of counterftiln and base imitations! fCj*'T!ie genuine will in future liave the signa ! lire of E. Taylor on the steel plate engraved lain:, on the top o! each box. Purchasers are advised that a mean counter oil oftliis article is in cxistei.es. The genuine i* sold only by u, and by om agents appointed throughout the South —and tu pedlar is allowed to sell it. Dealer* and purchaser* generally are cautioned against buying ol any bin our regulur agents,otherwise th*-j will b# imp* <f.‘d upon with a worthless article. at’OVIL & MEAD, II -Cliar!res street'. New Orleans. Sole GenerE oAgents i r the Southern Slatsc, to whom alt rdeid must invariably be addresst'd. So.* bv J. VV. Jones &.Son, Griffin, Ga. J HIM RtILWKLL, MeDoitOUgW . Q. 1:1. VVxu hen, Jminsboroe Beckham fit Buchanan,Zobuloh, S. S. Kendrick, Uaniosvito* Andews fc Little, JncksT HallS Young, iNewnan, .1.1 lines::, G ’V*hville, Miciri e.iupt & Mcfci.nr Indian s pring ‘BfiIKTH HU Tlll mS uozloWatts sizzs. Extraordinary cure of loss of Health, Disordered Stomich, Jn ligestioii and Octet initiation of Blood to lhe Head. Copy oj a letter from Mr. John Lloyd, of Erie i ce.n, near Harlech, Merionetshire. riTtO Professor HOLLO WAY- Sir JaL 1 .iVitii mysiilfof Ihe earnest opportunity o nf-imiing you, that lor a very long period, 1 was lili toil with a da ugcrous giddiness and fr< qucni H'luiin r.gs in live head, uth-nded by loss olaope ea, disordered stomach and generally itnpa’rcn Walth. Every mean.’ - had tailed to give me any permanent relief, and at length it became so alarm mg that I was really afraid of going about w tl: oui an attendant. In llii> melancholy condition, waited perso.ily on Mr. Hugiirs, Chemist, Ha li en, lor the purpose of consulting him as to li 1 had heller do; lie kindly recommended your Fills 1 ned them oil limit delay, and after tali in £ them for a short time, 1 am happy to hear testimony to their wbnderfnt efficacy. I 1 am now restored to peifed health', ami enabled to resume my usual duties You are at liberty to publish tins letter in any way you may think proper. 1 am, sir, your obed’t.servn’t. £ Signed] JOHN LLOYD June 6th, 1852. m Miraculous cure of Dropsy. Ex! racl of a letter from Edward Rowley, Esq. of #S (La Walk, Tobago, dated April S/A, 1852. To Professor Holloway—Dear Sir: I deem i a duty 1 owe to you and the public at large, to in form you of a most miraculous recovery from that dreadful disease Dropsy, and which, under God. was alluded by your valueless Pills. 1 was tup ped five times within eight months, and skillfully treated !>y two medical practitioners, but could not oet cured, until I had recourse to your remedy, and notwithstanding all I had undergone, thit* nu raculous medicine cured me in the rourae ol six weeks [Signed] EDWARD ROWLEY. Inf,dibit cure of a Stomach Complaint, with Indi gestion and violent lieadathef. Extract of a letter from Mr.S. Gowen, Chemist, o Clifton, ear Bristol', doled July 14/A, 1852. To Piol’essor Holloway—-Dear Sir—l am re quested by a lady named Thomas, just arrived trom the West I idies, to acquaint you that fora period ofci ghl yenre, Herat It and family suffered I t rorii coni filial bad licglth, prising from disorders of Hie Liver and Stomach, Indigestion, loss of Ap petite, violent Headaches, pains in the side, weak, m ss .iml general debility,.lor w hich she consulted the most eminent men in the colony, but without any belliiieial result{ at last, aim had recourse to your invaluable Fills, which in n very short tjme cMhcted so great a change lor the better, that she continued them, and the whole family were resto red to health and strength. Further she desires me to say. that sho has witnessed their egtraordi - nary virtues in those complaints incidental to chil dmi, particularly in cuscs of Measles and Scar. Una, having eHeeled positive cures of these disea ea with no other remedy. fSijjnedi *. GOWEN. These elebrat.ed Pills-are weadeiliilly efficacious in Hie following cainplniuls: Ague Debility luflamnMea As/l>wa Dropsy Jaundice til I lions Com- Dysentery Liver com plaints Erysipelas plaints Blo’.clies'an Lhmhagjj theSkiu larittts , Sold at ‘he establishment of Processor Hollow tv < :!44 St and, (near Temple Bar) London, and b) j( all Vendors ot Mcdjcnes throughout the Unit j IFZtfi. * r **■?■ Stales, m l oxcs at 37c B7c anil $1 50c tach.— Wholesale Ivy the principal Drug houses hi (In Union; and by Messrs. A. B. k D. iSANDS, New York i There is considerable Saving by taking tlie. iar gr r sizes. N. B.—Directions for tlie guidance of patient! in every disorder are uflixcd i<> each box. For sale by WM. \V. LINGULN, Saxannali *‘ w. JONES, (iritlm, Ga. Gli EA T SUUTIUiN li EMBDY JACOB’S Cholera, Dysentery and Di arrhoea ©©/BMiiyso great success il.at lu.s all ended the trc.i -3. merit ol all bnwtl diseases with “Jacob’s Go dial,’-lor he lust twelve inonlhs, l.es intii ted ill proprii'tot tj go largely into Ihe manuhtcdires mg il iiexpense or pains have been spared in ge we cun p, and as regard* its external appearances surpasssav witlionl contradiction, tnat il very far Umti des every other preparation now out lit the To llu* Slaltis. 1 iio 8 were in;i<ie express!v or tli purpose. baring the lollou ing Words blown ina/.”c glass:— “Jacob's Cholera k Dysentery Cor dnn—i tie tiottlc together Willi a tiuely printed pap tile |, is i.,closed to a ti is steel engrave wrapper with lour vignettes; and has also upon the top ol Hie bottle over the outside wmpper. a finely engraved sac simile ami signature of “W. ‘,V BLIBS k GO.” These together with two kind) lac rge fine steel engraved “placards” places it, so lur a* regards externa! appearances , far ahead ol any thing ol toe kind in the ilr.iteu !sl;ilsk. As to its merits as a remedy in Dyaenlcy, Diar-t rluva, and Cholera Morbus, we believe it very lar surpasses every other p eparatiou of the kind now chore (he public. It is a reliable preparation, safe, speedy, and es soon!; and tlie Inal even ot one dose, bv tlie nl •eeted, will fully prove Ihe truth of our assert ion flict a preparation never was given to the public that w ill So effectually', and in so short a lime relieve, iliathe lormula lor the preps.ation was first us. and i’e ol tin: proprietors hi liis private practice, by ©nelgiit or ten years ago, and has been m h* iiamlslalroin that time up to the present, an alum* never siling remedy m bowel affections. Bhye, ciaus ot intelligence have tested it in tlie pructicao and people of entire neigiihorhoode have alto used H, and one and nil, so far us the propricau* huve any knowledge, arc enlhusiastis in il* prase. : Well ve already staled in our Pamphlet, that vv* bclicvcdit will eli. et a cure 99 c**cs out ol every liuudred, u lien Hie direvtion* ar.i _losi;lv I.,llowed, ami that eighty out ol the hiJmliea case*, will hav* ibecome rein re J ami cured, by the time the 2d or 3d dose has been taken. Vv e ground our belief on a lut it tias done during Hie last twe.ve month-; so. nearly every ease, so lar a* we have heard, has nil only been cured, but cured tioiu inking one oi jtvvoorihree doses ol Hus medicine. We tin Hid regard it by aiiy means a specific: nor do web; here, or pn tend to say, that it will cum every eas.i; out we do mean to be timjeißtood, ilial it ii is In ken uccoidiiig to tlie directions as set fort 1 1 in (hr pamphlet, that a great majority ol the eases will not only lie nil. veil hut entirely cured. We have no tears m regard to its success, except in some few case* ol children, ‘i.here are many casssso Ihiu'cl complaiiils, produced and kept up by try presence ol Worms hi the intestinal canal, ami n’t tong as I liese remain, llns, or no other Dyscnteri; and Dmrihasa preparation w ill do any permaneo goo.l. 1 heieare also ollen'imes chronic ilischa-l ges from the bowels, produced ami kept up in cb: mutes of a weak ami debilitated constitution, pre duccd by ‘"prolupsun uteri” —so longs'!* this source ol iriitation remains, no permanent henelit tun be expected from any remedy, until tlie cause of this irriluiumis removed. VV e eamiol herald it foitli in the face and eyes ol Hie whole world, 11>a Iwe eau produce “thousand* ol cciliticutes” in relation t-.lhc wonderful con s it bus effected, lor we have not got them; but we have got a great plenty, enough wc Hunk to satisfy (lie most fastidious; and they are not certificates mum/ utaetured lor the occasion, got. lip to dupe the un wary, but are certificates ol men ot worth mil standing in our midst, and known to nearly every person in Hu* and surrounding counties. \N e could liave inserted many other recommendations in our pamphlet, ol equal value to those already published, hud we *d space to have don ‘sc —but to make a long story a short one, we sa to the piddle, try a bo Ills, ami our word lor it, you v ill not be uisappomted m its effects riIYSICU.YS To you we respectfully offhr this preparation, in particularly lor its eflicucy aloe*-, but lor the con venience ol having a reliable preparation nlrcud prrpared in eases ol emergency. B e sell it ill yen who vvi.-h it tor private practice, At a itiscouu •ioni the usual price. TU PLANTERS This preparation was especially designed for you and your (enmles—more particularly those w lio live at a distance from a good physician. To all smh wc would most reappciliiliy advise, to por ‘base amt have it always on band, especially if you ure living ina district of country where Dy- Aciilcryaud Diarrhce.i prevail-by so doing, von may, by its timely admioislrnrion’ eesn tlie”lile ot so.oc ot your family, oi the life ot a valuable ne gro. TO FEMALES This preparation if. poeidiai Iv adapted end admira bly suite.l, to toe many peculiar maladies to which you are snujecl loss ol nervous pou er, loxlilv e.\- linustian, depressed and gloomy st ilc of mind, the winch, ii not remedied veiy soon, impairs Hie en ergy of mind and dismrhs the equaii’miity of tem per. In this you will find a trunqoibser and a lon ic, whose invigorating efb ets w ill be Been and fell, even ahera lew di sc*. It contracts neivoiisuesJ prostration of system, irregularities, despondence heartburn, vomiting, pain in Hie hack and h,in‘?| false pains and pains ol the menstrual period.— You will find it silt at all limes, and speedy m its o| e rat ion. This medicine is indeed admirably suited to those hysterical ladings and that ner vousness, which are si) often an ac> ompanimen! to the menstrual period, arid a great many cases could he ciird where it is now being used for tins lone,m this county, and neighboring ones. TRAVELLERS, Whose business etdis ihem Hueiigli parts of c-u country, w here Cholera, Diarrhea*, and Dysenterv prevail, should not be wiilioul tins remedy in then trunks—that they may, upon the slightest “evidence of disease, have recourse iiiuncointcly lon jnoper FOR CHILDREN, This medicine is sdmiiably ‘ adapted, Bowr Complaints of children, while teething cannot •My be readily cured, but prevented, by a timely use ol this Coroial, thereby preyen*ing them from bee>ming weak and puny’ and consequently fret ful and ill-humor-d. Much suffering oTi the part of the child, and anxiety of the parents, could bv timely precaution and suitable remedies be pre. willed. For recommendation-* and “cx'racls from letter re rclrr the public to our pamphlet. TERMS, One Bnti 10, 00 Sii Bottles, gj po AGENCIES. Will be established throughout the Southern States HS Coat as possible. We intend in the course of two or three months to have it placet- in the hands of agents in every tonrn nnd settlement in Goorgin. MERCHANTS, Inany part of tho S mth, vrlice no agency is cs l ( ,[,lislied, will be supplied by making application acc ompamcd by reliable references. Xo our friends and the public generally, wc will Pay that wc know no hotter way to obtain your p;itro ,,u rt c Huin to a*}; for it, and in so doing, we cun a*I*ttte 1 *ttte yLu that by gaining- your confidence and te !> * ln iK Bic efficacy of the medicine, you willno find yu" r cdnljdcnco misplaced, lor u j remedy e beli uv,i U surpasses and is better adapted to coneliiiitioii than any Noribern jus pur.HioiV* 1 ’ VVe |)vc been at great cypt-nao m putting forth ilieV ~ri ' ,l *f.*” ‘ ,s pimvi.t shape, and it it now succeeds 1,1 saining the confidence of Ihe public, we shall f ourselves rejMijf. and bigfily honors Mnnufa c * ,| r < and Hd lor sale, wholesale and r tail, by BLIcS k CO, Proprielo r s’ Gridin, Georgia, To whom *'* °i’>fers should be uddressecj, m 9 which are resf •ct.'uflv solicited fOHiTin, | A pi* 1853. i bewaud: Macon &• Western Railroad C 0.,) June |3H), 1853. ) above reward will be paid for tho dt-lcc- Ji. tion and proof to convict any person, or persona, who have, or may hereafter be guilty of obstructing with timber or other things, the Track of Ihe Macor & Western Railroad. , |ii3 —52 J3 A .VJ S JOTT IVc si den i 6KIMIN WAP STDItS. Hail Columbia, — What a rush for Goods! f. 0 vvondi r, they are so cheap—and su< ii a vaniv Irro! Pro Bono Publico. — I have been r nirid to all (ha stores, neighbois, and tins is the plate lor good bargains! Insitptr. Did you ever know’goods to i>dl so cheap, as at B. NEWELL’S Cheap St< he? Spotlit.— Let me out! I have got piv share— more goods lor a dollar here, than at any store in lbe county! rail IE undersigned, h iving r< turned from mar _E. kot, is now receiving daily , ins Spring S(y lea mPLE&Fiiv Bar com Ladies, your atfenfion is spceinlly called t( some ol iln* richest DaSSrSjS ever offered m Griflin. Ilia Slock ol Latins Bnnmls, Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, £ce. !-; now complete, with a gem rat assojtment ol Fancy Articles, some ol vvlnetr art: to lie found nowbc.e else. Catl and examine. Il affords his young men pleasure to show hi*: goods, and if they can only sell ymi the. small _<st arti.de, they are well pleased and consider them selves well paid. Gentlemen, young and old, bachelors an uhd dowers, il you desire anything f.. make yours, wo— conspicuous, call at I!. “Now el’s. Ills needle,* (o mention every article. But remember, anvil-jug you need is to In: lomid there. Don'l debit, as ilelavsaro dangerous, and tl.c stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Gccris U Gioi2iirt ; w arc very superior and neto only a ••*. Old to puss (hem oft’. Beehcc’s Spring Styles of FIATS come in tri-weekly now. Il von want the mosl fashionable HA rin the world, call and i.uv one, at a redo, ed price Imm Brian Newell. Hill Mieei, (jiiiiin, as| side, under Benh.iin ti Woodruff’s Chaii Mane factory. Cr.il and sec, as I am determined not to ho un lersol.l by any compeliiors, holding to the ma.M;r that “compel li 101 l is I he hie of business/’ B. NEWELL. Griffin, April I2(h, !553. 15 —if GROCERIES, “&c BBLS. Old Rye, Corn,ami iSmio.\gr.ht:- 9Jr %ft la u liiskev. 1 cask Extra Fine Cognac Brandy. 3 casks Port, S'.vei i and Malaga Wmos. 2 hhl*. old Bulls and Jasjiei Pencil Brandy. 5 hhis Phelps’Gin. •2 bills, real old Holland Gin. Besides mny other articles usually sohi from any mercantile 1.0 n.-e in Georgia, .•! Sperm, Tallow am! Adaomnime Candles- S"gAr, Coffee, vloiasses, Sy nqi; Meal, Flour, ('orii; Cheese,Butter, Crackers. N'uis. I{.ii,b. 10 .\1 Li gars, wholesale and rclriff- {•>.’ mo3 excellent Maud-.) Spice, Pepper, Ginger; Soap, washing inu siiaving, a?i extra srtiele of shaving cream, {soincfmg new irv it.i Pickles. Pepper Sauce, !,e,p ;> .| s’, t ■. Tatde Bull, Chemical V.. : s j P, . din -;’ Mackeiel, Herrings. Codfish, Tea, Ruck and G “cn; Brushes,Counter, Table and Blacking* L ‘idles, Slio!, Powder, &c. kc. In lac un s.oek is now complete of Family ne cessaries. 80, g'-miemen, jdeas,': give nie a call and examin my stock, before purchasing el:e ----| where. Country Me. Sants, buying vneh article-* in on eitv, will find it t. <lu-Vr advantage to examine my stork—either wlio!. sale oi rei >|. 1 hank!ul lor past patronage, | sohet. a cont'nu anee of the same. Everything delivered from my store, ! prec is with neatness and dispatch; baling persevering and prompt ymirig men, u h - wjff at mv lone .in ling mv absence-attend mv business as 1 would have them in mv presence —iin.-ir* ueib” ..s n : \ o-vn motto, like that ot Caesar’s— “Ten:, vidi, vie;!” BRIAN NEWELL. Under Bt*harn & Wondruft’s Chair N isititifa: .!Arv ? of liillSirt'rT. Griffin, April 12, 1853. 15—ii f|s TTlof those splendid Pianoes.f j A -f J S I rum Hie .Vlanufactory o* J. H. oru.-Coiincetieoi, winch are warranted superior o any thing m this market R. . FISK’S METALLIC la I&'Cl %&■ 3 a.—..--./ A • -Li; STA K.E leave respectfully to inform the j a'-lie, fh.il I hav- j •'<!. received a number <•( ‘ t.c*-** BURIAL CASES at my shop, in the ;ty of Griffin, where they cun h h.'ai all times at tlie shortest notice, u h stea-l advance oi. e... t ami freight. Thes.ih-enio-r .p-.i : ...piaiie.- tin Carriage and CaKiissf-t JSJHsisi’S9 .R hiv <-bi-hh and where lie- will be jdeused (o ex< :-u(> fin\ orders let) with Incii. A. BELLAMY. Griffin, Aprils, I-*— I SiDBML FEMALE COLLEGE, GIJIFFISf, GA. IE ex'ecises of Hus Insliiution will ee rc •s Ja. sumed on MONDAY 15th ms! pi ihe NEW COLLEGE EDIPICE, and under tin- riiieet: -:i ot i:s present able faeuliy of Tcacheis, oi whom rt •- <;• , io .J unnecessary to add any extended recorninrndohoi! m(i -ot •.-*. a* past SHCW'SSIttI fj!itrs (He the lies* ’gUaIMNTKE, oi lio KvTDi.K HIGH CHARACTER of ilie i nstit til ton. The gri id i.bj ‘i-'sol u • hoi ugh F'-rbaV- E*!uen lion—mt*-ileetu;ii t><iiimig—< uhiiu: ot the morn! limit social ferli*g an*l tm|’ioveno-nt of ihe man ner* are coiitiniully amu-d at ■'> the faculty. The BIBLE is made ;. text-hook of o'ady r. Ii r ence and .-turn. The Board of Trustees f ( I the highest gratifi cation, in being able lo present to I lie pa! rulings, if the piltilic, such an liislitutinn, as the S\ N N i)f—• CAL FEVIALE C< > ld-.EGE, in which ..rcr daughters can receive an i ‘uenti •*• ol (h<- m si tinislum cliaraotcr. J AF. 11. S *TAUK, W. J. Keith. Sec’ry. fPieaidei-? e B. T. Griffin, Ga., August 3, 1853. 31 —!f rgNH IS 4il.t-.e- t remedy ioi Diarr'ioe.'.iL sr n B tery and Cholera M-trhus t. Iravthiig ml elebrttv ae fast as Bonaparte pnshei: bis cidem into Russia, an-l gaming comineiHkitien where er used. Il is an exeivlh-nf meiltciue foi those itifl eases, checking them almost instantly. !be “■! lowing are the Agents appointed in this Sft! if to tins time: £mm John .Vanghcm, ’Zebtff'on. J. N. Thompsoiij Jatkson. Love & Glenn , MeDoiiOUgh. James M. Jorn s, l-V,ct'.i villr. James F. TVhnsnn, Jonesboio, J.Nonross, A( Lula. J. T. Donne, “ llltrd sci Hungeiionl, Motdieelij, W S. I .awsmi, Greenville. *LM,{focH, LaG range. B. G. 6c A. li, Tiioiidmi, ‘’ Ilodell jr Mullens, Hamilton, w E, V\ eIL&Co. ‘i'.dbollon. VV, R. iiandwn b, Tboinaston- Micleberry & Mobley, Indian Spnng\ T. S. M. Blood'.od! , Van Burn: Wni, R. C irml. l.oeust tiro)*.. Ezra John-on, Ml. Mom. \\ in. Strange, \V*rtliv : iit. J. R.ypier, VV ilhuuisviile. I. T. k S. Thr-sh, VVainfirsville, jolinso.i & Jsuhcr, Wood! ury. J. A. J. & B. Foster, Bin ky Mount, Banning & Mathews. Loihtmille Isaac Fmelier, Mnuntvillo. O. Gibson, Long (Jane. Tlioa. S. Bradfield, West Foinl, T. J. Hunt &Cos. VVbitcsvdle. W.S Gii fin, Flat Shoals, li.k VV. H. Jackson. CaUiula. J. B. Foster, VVnverly Hull. Dr.ine & Mathews, Frattslmri;. J C. &. VV. A. Douglas, Pleasant Hilt, Wallace k floss, Carsuftsvi le. Wliitfiehl & Beeland, Shady Dale. Henry J. Gill, Iron Spring.
