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About The Georgia Jeffersonian. (Griffin, Ga.) 18??-18?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1854)
CONSUMPTION! CONSUMPTION!! Consumption can be Cured!!! Dr. ROGERS LIVERWORT , Ta r A.VD CANCIIJLAGUA has res cued its multitudes from the grave. I)<> you ask for the evidence? Then call on the Agent, and get a pamphlet; a news paper is too small io contain it. fn the pamphlet you will find well authenticated cases of individuals v\ ho were, in verv deed, rescued from the grave; for they ] were upon the very verge of it, and given up to die by our best physicians and most skillhtl Medical Piofessors, when the Liverwort and Tai came to their rescue, and delivered them hack to their fiiends. Although many if the cures seem almost inctedible, vet they are not obscure; we have given their real na.nes, and their exact place of residence, so that they may be seen, and the facts heard from their own mouths. I hese cures are fully cor roborated by physicians and piufcssors of; Medicine, who are well known and are i of the highest standing in our laud, who ] have been compelled to yield to the stub horn facts: uc ons con dispute suck cci dnicc. WE CHALLENGE THE WHOLE WORLD'.! I To produce more real bona fide evidence, in any court of justice, than we have in favor of this medicine!! We defy ti e physicians of every schoo', j and ail the medicihes that have ever been I invented, to produce evidence of such j remarkable cuies as have been made hv j ‘‘Dr liogei’s Liverwort, Tat and Cam ha lagna.” We confidently ask the Afiilcted ( Nut. to purchase. our JMtdlcines,) But to examine our pamphlet, and see for themselves, w he!her the evidence L as convincing as we say it is; if so, it may prove a *‘gieat blessing to v^>u.’ , It costs iut tilth to give it n fair Trial! Compared to what a physician charges— but little when compared to what you value your health! D hat is the value of money without j head!.? BEWARE OF COUGHS AND COLDS! Hecollect that Coughs and Colds are the forerunners of Consumption. Dr Hu ge’ ’s L'verworf, lar ai.d Canchalagua will break up li.e most distressing cough or cold m a few hours’limp. In many cases of years’ standing a radical cure as been eflfecied in a verv short time by ttic'y following the directions. We doubt not ! ut that iheie aie now ‘‘Thousands of Living Witnesses!” ho would have been in their graves if they had not used (his medicine, a-- res'ir.g the disease before it became too lat. ! are those who have certified to the great value of this medicine r You “id find the names of such men as Mon. Judge m. Burke, late postmaster of Cii cinnati for more than twenty years; ( . AY. Siai'buck, Esq., proprietor of the Cincinnati Daily Times; Mon. John A. < ollins, late agent and lecturer of the (>i anil Division of the Sons of Tsntpe l ance of Ohio; ID v. hear vVV iseinan, and the attending pnysician, Dr. H. R. \\j| sor., <if Patriot, Gallia co., Ohio; H E. Dihsp, Esq., Druggist of high standing, if Xenia, O; J. G. Hiemnimus and his attending physician, AY. VV. French, of 11'dlandsburgh, Darke county, Ohio; E. 15. I ay lory E q.. KJitor of the G.'&envilb* Pair Ot; John Meleudy, E;q. and D. X. Leavitt, Esq., Deacons of the Vine st. Congregaiiouai Church, Cincinnati, Ohio. From Major Van Burma, brother of Mar tin Van Buren, Ex President of the It oiled States. Kinderfiook, X. Y., Sept. 2d, 1852- Mr. A. Ij. Scovill.— Dear Sir: Having an occasion to use your Expectorant ami cough, remedy la.-t winter, I was tt coiv.uteiidid hy the Rev. Mr. Tiffin y, of tn s place, In try the Liverwort, Ta.- and C hanchulagtia; I did so, and think S was greally hem filled by It, and do heartily rtcou.me .and it to others as a cough reme dy* L. Van Buren. Kindeihook, X Y, Sep’ 20, 18b2. I fuliv concur in the above statement. F.ed’k. T. Tiffany, - Rector of the Episcopal Church. \Y ould it be p-'S-tnle for such men of j h> high standing tone induced to 4 deceive the poor consumptive? Be sure and ask for Dr. Rogers’ Liver wort, Par and Canchalagua, and let no other be palmed upon you. £ F r Sale by Daniel & Seas, G tiffin. Jolm SliUweil, McDonough. J. y. Shell Cos., Faye leville. Andiews tj* Little, Jackson. Mali 4* Young, Newtiau. J J Reese, Giecnville. Barrett L. Buchanan, Zebuion. MickU-herry 4‘ Mobley, lod. S;;iing Leonard Little, Barnesvtlle. / ft A TIIE GREAT REMEDY. For rheumatism, gout, pain in the side, hip, hack, limbs and joints, scrofula, kings evil, white swellings, ha r d tu mors, stiff joints and all fixed pain.* whatever. Where this plaster is ap plied [tain cannot exis>. TIIE SEP RASTERS possess the ad vantage of being put up in air tignl luxes—hence they retain their full vti tuts in all climates. Have yon friends going to California? By all means advise them to take along a supply of this plaster, it may save them hundreds of dollars, if not their lives, as the exposure which they have to endure in the r.ines is sure to bring on disea e, which might be easily cored by the use of this celebrated plaster, for the want of which many have been obliged to quit lhfcir labors and fall into the hands of the physicians, who by ihtif extravagantly high charges, soon take away the hard earnings of the bravest laboring man, — * By sleeping in tents or on the ground, V,heumatism, sp’nal disease, still joints, laene hack or side, and all like diseasas, are sure to troub e th< m, and many times entirely'ijay them up, and when the sim pie application of this plaster would give them immediate relief, and enable them to [ Foceed with their labors without dc lay. It has been very beneficial in cases of. weak ess, such as {an and weakness in r the stomach, weak limbs, affections of he spine, female weakness, &c. No female, subject to pain and weakness in th e l ark or >id, should he without it Married ladies,en delicate situations, find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster. The application of the plaster between the shoulders has been found a certain remedy for colds, coughs, phthisic, and lung affections, in their primary stages. It destroys infiamation hy perspiration. The following was handed us by respectable physician in Georgia. Messrs. Scovil & Mead.—Gents: I 1 havo been using your Liverwort, Tar and Hebrew Plaster vety extensively in my practice for three years past, and it is with pleasure that I state my belief in thrir superiority over all other articles with which I am acquainted, for the pur poses for which they are recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is an , universal panacea for local pains. I have ; also found it a most excellent application i for sprains and (nuises. It gives univer sal satisfaction wherever used. S. §. Oslin, M. D. Tvm xvilie, Gc, March 4ih, 1553. ! JJfcS'-Beu'rre of counterfeits and base ‘imitations. The gei'iii'-e •"ill in futuic have the signature of E. Taylor on ti e steel plate i engraved no the label on the top of each I box. | Purchasers > are advised that a mean | counterfeit of this article is in existence. The genuine is sold only by us, and by our agents appointed in the South—and no pedlar is allowed to sell it. Dealers am! purchasers generally are cautioned against buying of any hut our regular agents, otherwise they will he imposed upon with a wiulMrss article. SCOVIL & MEAD, 111 Chartres Street, New Orleans, Sole General Age ‘.!s for the So thern Stales, to whom all orders must invaria bly bo addressed. Sold also by i)-.nie! & Seas, (Tiffin. John SHlEvell, McDonough. J. S Shell & Cm, Fayetteville. Andrews 5c Little, Jackson. IfaH & Young, Natvnan. J. J. Reese, Greenville. Barrett & Buchanan, Zebuion. M ckieberrv Sc Mobley, Indian Spr. Leonard Li’lle, Barntsville. January, 1854. 2—ly REGULAR MU SITING. GRIFFIN, Dec 24, 1853. Present Tlic Mayor, AN. M'orriit, tSinitli, Lnv<joy, Faint ms nn.l Pm or. Absent —Aitl Johnson, Ohne niul Fleming The minutes of the last regular inectiri” were rend itiid coiilinne.il. Aid Porter, Citahm'n of Committee, appo’nted to revise the present city -charier, reporteil ihat. sanl defy had been pen-uineil, unit the rtv’-’ed form ot tlie charter had been sent to Mtiledgevil e for Legislative notion. Did not submit it to ■ tie CoimeiNrmn ilie Cat:! that the tone was so sho'i it was thought advisable to forward it immedi ately. Tuc Repml was received. I lie Finance Commit oo repo ted in fav.tr o! the following accounts, which were ordered to be |>aiit F M Ison, hire of negro on streets, --sllO Henry Moor, “ ** “ 6G 25 S S Taylor, “ “ “ 35 00 VV W Hammond, ‘‘ “ 24 00 Mrs H It Johnson, “ ‘‘ 43 20 Joim Scott, “ *•... 32 40 J \SvDdrirtti*r!i; lurnher bdt; . ..... 24 3/ f Lee Si -ickijiu!, rails for new grave yard.- .50 00 L S Ba!mofis, provender for .Vi tiles, -16 I‘J The Committee on Grave Ya'dj reported that they had contracted tor ltu?ls to fence the New G l- ;;ve Ya and, ami that a jood pnr.ion of fiic ra’!*= had been delivered, Hie Street Committee, to whom was referred the petition of J :smt IVtrr, repotted lavorahly, wlien, mi mot on Aht .Vie:rot, it was Ordered, That (lie petition of J a son Burr he granted, hy Ins opening sud street, whenever Council tlionghi M to he necefsa.y. On iitoidon Aid Salmons, Resolved, r i‘hat Mr S Weir he allowed IVeotv-live Dollars extra pav, tor the faithful p'-rforiiianee .if Instlu.ies as oveist erol strcei hands. Car.red. The .Marsha! ami P-e.surer made tlicir seini motiilfy reports as lotiows, w.ncn, on m'otion, were reee ved and adopiet.': MARSHAL’S UEPOPvT, Dr. To Railroad Circus tax, $lO SwenoeCs Concert do, 2 Casa li'om f axe5,................ 157 oil lies st) Cr. By Marshal's commb’s $6 00 Am’i [it! fin 3 canwiesiiclis.&e. 40 G tiling bucket out of we 11.... 25 Treasurer’s receipt, 130 00 Leaving on hand, $->2 So Collected to ditc, 12 00 Leaving in tny hinds §34 85 Respect:Oil., T ti lit JR.S, City Marshal. Gtiiiin, Dec 25, 155 3. PRUASUtIaR S REPORT. Dr. Balance on hand Inst rcp0' , ,......-jji39s Ot Received since, 2.’8 80 §6!3 84 Cr. by am! disbursed since last rep i.-t, 7 ) 58 Leaving hi! a nee §573 26 } Gridin, Dec 2t, 1353 J H LOG AS, I’reo •. It is Honor, the M lyor. presented the fallowing for the consideration ol Council: Gs-ntlewkn of the Council:— In e.cnt kind ness, and from the deep recesses of mv heart al low me <o return you my wannest hanks lor the Ecial salary which you have been pleased to tender n.e—And while I have a c >nciousiles3 that I have discharged my duly to ttie best of my abili ty, and rend ted service which I Icel the good people ofGrirtin are willing that I should he paid for—yet without any intention of establishing a precedent Er my successors in office, and Wit! out bring commut'd by promise or otherwise, l feel that it would he more agreeable to my feelings to 1 -tvn mv first and freond quarter’s salary, which you have ordered pant over to me, appropriated o -onm chutitahic objects in our community. i ihtfcorc n speedii'ly recommend that a corn iiultce ol>ix ladies lie appointed by the Council in ai'piy tlte above amounis !osuch objects us they in their wia io:u mty seem lit .inJ proper. VVM. It. PHILLIPS. VV!ii li, on motion of Aid Merritt, was laid on flier table until next meeting, for further oonsidera* tlall. On motion, Cou.ne il udj uirncd. VV.VI. U PHILLIPS, Mayor. A true copy from the mmu es, Jas. H. Looan, Clerk. Georgia. FayeHe county. WHEREAS Andrew iVicßr*Juapp'ies ta me tor Icie'-s ol Adni'iiiSi.aiion on the Estate ol ‘Samuel Ma mi, In e ol said county, deceased.— These uic tliereiove Incite mt aumn/iUli alt and singular, the kimued mid eretiitors of said deueas etl, to he aiid appear at my office, wi'tim the 1 line Pi escribed by law, to show cause,n any < hey have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand nnd ulficial signature, this the 9i.ii day oi January, 1853. 2 GEO, C. KING, Dept elk e n. KAYGOOD & WHITAKER, Attorneys at Law, A T LAN T A , GEORGIA. Office over G unby’s store, White Hall G. B. HAVGOOD J. I. WHITAKE, Formerly of Wat- Formerly of Fay j kiusville, Ga. , etteville, Ga. j ’ June 15, 1853. x|.— j Nco) SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. THE special copartnership between t he un ‘er signed as author and proprietor of, amt Jo. soph S. Beach, of Charleston, S. O. as the pnb lisheraud Agent to sell McCormick’s Arithmetic and Key, was dissolved on llie4ili day of Novem ber, 1851. This is therefore t.o notify all person®, having McCormick’s Arithmetics mid Keys, the stereo type plates or any other property appertaining to tlie same, which has hren placed in their posses sion hy the said J S Beach, to sell or otherwise, that the same is my individual properly, and that I now make public demand, and require of all such persons t > deliver to me or my order any por tion of such property which may now he in their possession. L. .1. McCORMICK. Prof. Mathematics, Charleston Courier and Mobile Tribune will give three insertions, weekly, and forward bills. Grillio, Ga. Jan. 3, 1354. I—3f DISSOLUTION. rp’lllK. undersigned have Ibis day, hy mutual §1 consent, dissolved the copartnership hereto fore existing between them, tinder the lir ii lame of Lovtjiv & McWilliams, in Griffin, on lli'l s'reel. All the debts against the firm will he set tied hy A. B. Lovejov, and all those indebted to the firm will ilease emne forward anil settle the s line with A B Lovej y, who has purchased the •ill ire interest of S B Ale Williams. The former would soficii the patronage ol their old liiotuls, at ilieohl stand on Hill slice!. A. C. LOVE JOY, s. u. McWilliams. i < . 29ili, 185 4. I —lt’ 4LL persons aie cautioned against trading lor a promisor)’ note, p tyahic to .Viarsliall Mar lin, tlaletl sometime m lhe early part of the year 1852, for three hundred and fifty dollars, signed by \. A. Gaulding. and John B. Reitl Security, with a credit oftwo hundred and lilty tlullars,dated a bnut the 21st December, 1853. The same Ins been lost from mv possession, and the makers are cautioned not to nay the same to any pers ui ex. cepf m-self. ‘ ‘ I’ETER M. MAIITIN. Jan. 3d, 1854. I —3t JYotice. A LL persons indebted to the Estate ol'Wil!-| ium W. Wiggins, site of Spalding cminly, ‘ deceased, are hereby notili'd to come forward anti j make payment, and tho-'e hiving c airns against oaid tlceeasctl are requested to present them ms of the law. MA tY A. WIGGIN-, Ex.-. r AT vcmb r ‘2dlh. I 4S —tl IS permanently located n the city o GriHin, ami solicits a conimuanceo patronag* roin liis I’ritm Is, and the public gen erally. Re Htm-e and olliee at Dr. N. B. Johnson Jan I lit It. 1853. ■? --I* ‘’Christmas Isas come again.” TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!! Mi'S. LUNQ/JESI rcapeelfullv i dor ns ho • ritmtls and a generous public, tbit sii: ha just received a large v.irit tv of beautiful CHRIS I’M AS t’RGSEN l’S FOR CHILDREN, Got up with much taste and beauty, anil eiubr ice tng almost every variety from the delicate gift to the young Miss to the little hobby lor Master Jatky. 1 hey are altogether the most. Ju’aui inn selection ever brought to iliis market. Sfi * re spectlully invites her friends to cal! anti see them. GrdTin, Hi'l-Streel, Dec. 20. 1553. ~~m oodsT” rinHE ‘Suhseriher lakes tliis method of inf’orm ing the citizens ol Harnlsou and the sur rminihiig coti.ilry, that lie lias now and vvif con tinue to keep oil liail Ia choice and well selected stock of STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS. all’ of which lie respectfully s ilteds an early ex amination, hy those desiring to puichase. IJ,. pledges lumselfto sell as cheap and on as good terms a-< can be bought in any like estaldisluuent in Georgia. Allheasks is a fair I rial, WM. Y. PYRON Haralson,Cnw<‘ta County, Ga. January Ist, 1854. I— j m . M°CORMICKS SYSTEM OF . yf/oa t/ia nia tied . undersigned will open Rooms, in GrilTin, qn tile 9tßi January( 1854, for the in struetion of young men m ii,i 3 most rapid and thorough come ol Mathematics; which is based i exclusively on the natural action of the human luiiid. and Can Never be Forgotten. The South cannot and slmll no! sav, in truth. • hat she his not tiie most learned men anil best Teaclieism America. Terms of instruction will be $5 per month, for Arithmetic and English Grammar; and §7.50 tor Mathematics, including the practical use of mi st rutnenls. Four times as m ieh science, in the same lime, will be taught the student as is imparted by anv Southern School or College and five tn Acs as much as any Northern one, or no charge will be nude excepting those using the above system. Teachers and those preparing for Hie profession cannot do lietlei than to avail themselves of his truly intellectual and scientific comae, ip. which no memorising is rt quired. Lie will rely on the integrity and patriotism of the good, and the nfl ction oi thorn who think lor themselves, lor the patronage villi which to estab lish the many paramount advantage* ol this most practical system. No student taken for a less time than 3 months; and noone refused because of his extensive edu cation or being a graduate. L. J. McCORMICK, Prof. Math. &c. N. B. — McCormick’s Arithmetic is for sale hy Booksellers in Guilin ami Atlanta. Griifin, Ga., Jin 1854. I—3m SYNODICALFEMLE COLLEGE. F’llAlllS Institution his boon in operation during JL the past.year, and the Board of Trustees leel great pleasure in again presenting it to the patron age of the public, well assured as they are, that the high character of the institution will satisfy ifie wishes of those who may commit their daughters to its moulding influences. The course of literary instruction is thorough and extensive; —moral tJis ciplmcand religious culture form a prominent and characteristic feature in its organization, while unwearied pains are taken to mould the manners and cu livatt (lie kindly affections of the heart, FACULTY. Rev. Carlisi.r P. B. MARTiN--Prcsitlcnf, and Prolessor of Ancient Languages, Mental and Mural Science, and Belles Letrres. Mr. J. A. Danforth (provisional!) ) —Professor I ol Chemistry, Mai hematics, Mechanical Philosophy, and Natural Bc.cnees. Miss Ada E. HuMPnuT--lnstruclress in Botany, Physiology, and English Branches. [ Mrs. JEnnf.tte Bkthune -Instructress in Histo ry, Mat hematics, and English Branches. Hermann Bkaumui.leii—Professor o’ Insirumen lal Music, Monochromatic Painting, and Modern Languages. Mrs. Agnes Bp.aumuller—lnstructress on Gui tur, and Ornamental Brandies. N. B. To tYie young ladies of the higher classes, who are studying music, the French Language will be taught without extra charge. Piofessor Brain.mller, a scholar of Professor Beauvais, co-author of the French Grammar ol Herman et Beauvais, will hereafter leach the French Language. TERMS. The first Term of the year will commence] on the Second Monday oi January, being the Dili inst. and close on the first Thursday ol July. The se cond Term will commence on the Second Mon day of August, and close on the last Thursday ot November. JAMES H. STARK, ’ VV, J. Keith SeOry. Pre'si Board Trustees Griffin, Jan. 3d, lba4.- 1-- t A BARGAIN OFFERED. Jbtfh dk THE undersigned beingdc [jJJpjjL stroiis to move to the west, ImPwl offers lor sale his PLAN llrmii * HP- TAT I ON on which he now resides (wo miles South of McDonough, lying immediately on the road leading to Forsyth—con taining Four Hundred and Sixty Acres of land, more or le.-s, One Hundred and Twenty acres I s a red, mostly fresh nnd in a fine state ol cultiva tion. There is on the place a comlbrtable Double- Log House wi'li four rooms; a good framed Gin Mouse and Packing Screw, good hewed log Sta bles and Cribs, and all other necessary out. houses —and all new; two Wells of excellent wa ter, and sevt ral large Springs of good water, a small Creek ruuning through the land on which there is n good overshot Corn Mill, capable of grinding do; ing I he dryest seasons—the snbscjilier owning an interest of one half of said mill. I Ins is very licalinv, the land productive, and is a con venient and condoita'il- residence in a fine neigh borhood. Those wishing such a place would do well In cnli on the subscriber a I an early period, as l will sell at a reasonable price, forms made ea sy. „ A. J. CLOUD. Henry County! Ga. Nov. 24, 1853. 48—If BRUNSWICK CITY, GEORGIA S’ ARG and peremptory sale of building lots JH-J iu the city of Brunswick, Stale of Georgia Tile proprietors of I lie city o'’ Biituswick hereby give notice that u sale of five lutndred eligible lots will lake phihe, by public auction, nl ttie Ogle thorpe Hoii-e,in sail fly, on Thursday, the 12 Ii da vof January, 1854, at 12 o’clock M. Toe salt will lie positive to the highest bidder. Terms— On ‘-tli rd c isii, and the re.mining two-lliu is m one amt two years. Title perfect. The port and site of Brunswick hold out commercial and man time advantages superior loth ie presented by any other south ol the Chesapeake Biy. The climate is liealloy; the water pure. Further particular* with maps, &o. may he had tit the office of the compoiiv, 90 Broadway, New York, orol Mr John Brooks, agent, Brunswick, Georgia. j dll, CUAITNCE Y, President ! Thomas A. Df.xter, S.cretary. | December 12, 185-*. 50—4 t ‘lfiltia Prof: W. L. H3N3LBRwould respcclftilly ann Mince to the citizens ol Griffin and vicin ity, that, having withdrawn from the Griffin Fe male College, he wait again give private instruc tion on tile l*iano and lAlelodeoil at the residence of the intpils; He will also take a few gentlemen who aie desirous of studying the art and science of musi;. He has been residing in Griffin nearly three years, and bis capacity as a teacher is too well known for him to say any lliing about it. XESM3—S2S 00 for the term of 21. weeks, payable at the end of each term. The first term will commence on the 2d Monday in January; and no scholar will be taken for less time Ilian a term. References:— The parents, pupils, and citizens of Griffin. He will also teach all Brass Instruments, and onn Bands, if the distance from Griffin is not too •rent. Music for Pianos, Brass, Reed, and Stri g In striiiiif-nts or Bands composed and arranged. ‘Thankful for past patronage lie solicits a con linniinciujflhe same. ordcs h it af the Music and Book Store of Messrs. Cloud * Shackleford, will receive prompt attention. GriHin, Dec. 20, 1853. ol lm rff4IIK snbscril.ers ar'* receiving a large sup-ily _M.. ol Ihe above wYrr a licit and celebrated —Fresh and genuine growth of 1853. Country merchants and families supplied on iberai term-- JCNE8 j PHILLIPS & CO. Gri tli ii, Dec. 1853. 5| —2m Notice. is to.V/.Vrn all persons from frading fur Ji. any Note or Notes made payable fr'y me !' P B COX, Esq., as ‘lie Consideration lias virtua. ly tailed, and I do not intend to pay them, Griffin. Dec 21, 1853. CHi Si l KH ANE IHI BAT HARKBTf! uudersigned Would respectfully inform JK tlo cil l ens of Griffin who arc fond of good living, that lie keeps on band during the Market hours, at the Market-! |. no, at. tn >rkei pi ices, a clinice supply of BEEF and MU fTO V . Ttiea is also, sold tiy Messrs. DIJKE& GvJD DARD at the samohnurs, place, and pi ice, choice PjRK and SAUBAGKB. Tuos jin lented to bi n for the same, I! Ve n call at bis ole’ ’in the west end o in lili-t House, once a * and settle with A lit inond,bis autliorii. o .’agent. C. E. DUKE. Griffin, (trtnber 2 • ‘853. 43 t.f FEMALE BDAItDING HOUSE. MRS. MARY E. HARRIS,-of Meriweth er county, having purchased the residence lately occupied by Col. Joseph Duncan, nearly opposite Ju Ige Stark’s, and c mve iteni to b d'i tlie Fannie Co'leges, respectfully mlor.nt the citizen s of Griffin and vicinity, iliar she will aca> it m la e Tenor Twelve Feml; Bti.lus, n tnl.;;al2 ‘er ns. G. iifi i, Dm* ■ n'i v I ! 1354. .53 -2 n 11. & ii. J. GREEN & MARTIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Duviil IV Martin, | .. ro Gihoii I Orcen, \ C*ilHi 5 Ga. Hartford Green, Zcbiion, Gu; Mav 28.1852 rli E Books and Accounts of the late hi'm ( Qi IN.'iON & LOCK’IAR TANARUS, will be found at the Office ol'L. R. Dan.el, on Hill Street. Griffin, Nov. 22, 1853. j.i47— J.&L.o §SO REWARD. B OST on Ihe 27th December,either al the De fl-J pot in Griffin or Macon, or on (lie Cars be tween Ihe I wo cities, a small wallet or pocket-book containing a sum af money between 6 & s7ooi and R. Road receipt lor a Cotton Gin from agent Rail Road al Newnan. The above reward will be paid Idr t lie delivery of said pocket-book and contents to the Proprietor of the Lanier House’ Macon, of to James A B.teks. Griffin, Georgia’ Book aim contents can be described, if found ” J. M. MATTHEWS, Griffin. Dec 31, 13.43. T—4t Cash Advances. L.IBF.R AL advances will ho made on Shipmcn of Colton to our Iriends in New York. Dee 1, 1853. 48—-If SARGENT & CO. Lnd warrants wanted by” J A & J I. EEE&sS \-I hh G tl GRIFFIN FEMALE COLLEGE. Faculty for 1851, 11. 12. Morrow, A. M. Prcsiden*, ami Professor of Mathematics. Astronomy, Riietunc ana Languages.’ Rev. T. C. Stanley, Associate President,’ and Frol’essorof Natural Science. Moral and Intellectual Philosophy and Elocution. Miss Anna Parsons- Instructress in the Lite arv Department aim in Drawing and Painting. Mns. E. M. 11’ Rtnw —Intriielress in Physiol* - yv, Botany and Etnbmiderv, mill a gen - rul supervision ot all the pupils. Mrs. E. A. Hill—lnstructress in the Primary Di partment. Dr. 11. W. Drown-Lecmrer in Fhysiology and H \ LMelie. Georce ti. Briggs, A. M.—Professor of Mu sic. Griffin, J. nnarv Ist, 1854. We take pleasure in amnntnei g tii it w e have effected an engagement with Professor (jE-ibok H. Biuces, of-New York, in wlmse charge we have placed tin Music Dcparlui’ it. Thu- g< ntie man’s reputation as nw accoiiip'i-dn-il iindtluiriugh teacher nt’the above hr nnh, (no Irghly essential to I a young lady’s education,) gives a sufficient gutv- I aiiti’e ts all reasonable expectation*. We rcspccnitlly submit Iho fallowing w&smim Extract irom a letter ol’-Sunalor Rue, from Te - ncssee, dated, Tirf.k Springs, August Dili, 1850. “Mrs. B. directs me to say that sue is pie. sail I •villi the progress Jennie made undci your ii struction, and will place her under whomsoeVe. you may advise; with regrets tii.at you are g ing a way. Yours, &c. JNO. BELL.. To Mr. Briggs.” Glenn’s Faj ls, Nov. .Id, 5853. Mr George Li. I’rigg? has hce:i engaged I with us, as professor ot Music, for ov- ; - two years, during which I into he has d.-voted hunseli assi in* ouslv to the duties 6i hts profession fie has 5? cn us the very highest degree of satisfaction, and his reputation with us, is that el'a gi ottoman* of high and pure pnnciples, worth the respec of all men. We pait with him roiucta.it y, cordially wishing Inin success whercvc. Provi ttsucc may cast his tot. II *n. M W. i'ERINF, Mrs. P L. BIERCE, ISAAC i. [ It’r ! ELD, J. J. WILCOX, D. D. We also take pleasure m recommending Miss Anna Parsons (instructress in Diming and Panning,) to the lavorahle consideration of otr p-’tions. She brings with her testimonials of the highest order. The exercises of tins institutim wii! be resumed on the 2d Moinlay in January. Griffin, Jan. oili, 1854. I—ts !'he patrons of the Griffin Female College are requested to call on It.cv. T. C. Stanley at Clouds & Shachclfora’s Book Store and settle tuition for the last term. T ME TANNING, .SHOE, and HARNESS Manufacturing Business of this plucu, In re totore conducted by James L. Johnson, is how discontinued, and will hereafter lie conducted by .VI. M. Lockhart, with the same well tried and experienced woikmen, connected with its various departments,and 1 fd assured and author zed to say, with the Tanning in connection with the bu siness, will be able to sell as go-1 bargains as any establishment in the North or South, and deter mined noueJNorth shall excell in point of manu factory in ns various departments; ana with strict and prompt, at,'em n to business, hope and solicit its former patrons and rnanv more new ones. I ■mi determined Ihat-tSiso wiro may favor me with I heir patronage, shall not ho disappointed. Cull and examine. M. .VI. LOCKHART. N. 14. My work will be given in exchange for Rau-hules, Bark, Tallow and Beeswax. Griffin, Sep*. 7. 1453. 37—If TO THE PUIU.O ©SB. ALlL’Sl’ta HAVING accomplished himself vvilh r) Drs. Pitman &. Durham, will prac- && lice the DUR.t IA >f SYSTEM, eight miles Jm. north of Greenville, at Pliillips Store. Entci tarn men! Ibr those at a distance. Price for Medicine onr Prescriptions $2.50. Terms Caste. February 24th, tSS2 10 4i Ifirm ol I aylo]*, D.ivis & (J*,. is this day j JsL dissolved by mutual consent, S. S. Taylor having sold his entire interest In W. W. Chap mail. The business will, in future, i>r: conducted by Chapman, Davis Cos. who as-*.nne all lia bilities and to iv h .in all debts one Taylor, Davis is. Cos wi I be pant. S. 8. TAYLOIt w. W. DA Vis, H, J. DAVIS. Griffi,i, Oct, 26th, 1853. undersigned beg icae to iniorm the citi- JL zmis of Griffin and vicinity, that lie lias ipened anew On the corner of New Orleans street and Broad way, where he are prepared to serve his old. •■nsto n *rs an 1 friends with any tiling in It s line lie feels confident tnat his long experience in the business wdl enable him to know the wants ol his friends, and he feels anxious to supply them. He invites the special al'ention of cart.- age dealers, as he are prepared to (ill orders on as good terms as they can be supplied Irom any Northern market He will compare work and prices with any establishment in the to imrv, and only ask a call f o i those wishing to p irehuse. J. L. JOHNSON Decenihnr, Ist, 1353. WH 2 subscriber is prepared to furnish his IM .B. PROVED TRUSS at the shortest notice, on application. Alsol/.\S made and repaired in the best style, aMua'shop on New Orleans S'reef. ARCHIBALD PORTER. G ’-'tin, On. Julv 9 1853 31 —iv M°WILLIAM? & 00. WEST SIDE HILL STREET,- ARE NOW EEC El VING FR OM New York and Philadelphia THLIR FALL AND WINTER GOODS, CLOTHING, flats, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Wooden t Ciocneru A Hardware , GROCERIES, Slc. to which they invite the attention of the Citizens ot Griffin Rod politic generally. Griffin, Oct, 28, 1853. 13—, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. MCDONOUGH, GEORGIA A LL business entrusted to their care will re tsL ceivc prompt attention. R. MANSON. STELE, - - - as-’ --P.WA 7> N April —si, 4 at Law. (BSBH3WISL (UAI December, 1, 1853. 48—‘f HOUSE PAINTING AND GLAZING. The undersigned respectfully calls the isfSlUa “Mention of tire public, and especially liii pcSf those who live m the country, to the fact that lie is prepared to PAINT houses, in superior style, and on very len on.tide terms. Alto, GLAZING done in igojdyle and at the shortest none' - . (Jive him a call. “ ‘ 11. L. LiOBBS. Shop on New Orleans strict. January 27th, 1853. TttfJO FORTES !l E have now on hand Iho largest stock 7 V *d PI A N O that we have ever !ia*l, all fresh and new, diieot Irom the Maniiractu rers. Tli-y are all ol the latest styles ai:*l pal terns, and are unsurpassed in. point ol qu'ckm ss aim elasticity of touch, volutueand ; brilliancy ol tone, style and finish ol workmanship. Wc have among our stock some of lire Lie Patent NEW mm PIANOS. wiiicli are equal iii volume of tone to the celebrated Grand l'i.inos. These instruments irovrr tail t* dense the ear of every on*- who hears the tone ol ilu’iu Also, we iii.ve some al the much admired These ILnn.s have ait been selected by one ol"I lie firm, ami we boast that we are. able to sell them as low as any mark* I in ihe Union w ith the freight’s diul-rci'ce, as the arrangements which we. have hit* - ly effected with the Manufacturers will auihorzei >ur doing so. Prices from 8225 to SSOO A written guarantee ivili accompany every Pi ano we sell; that is, “if, alter twelve months* using any defeel is found, we take the Piano back again and give anew one.” Second hand Piano3 to RENT, or for sale. — Prices from SSO GO to $l5O 00. saiiLEi©iDia©sf^ ir. neat Rosewood cases, 4 and 5 octaves, for sale prices SSO to $75. Flu’ inas, Accordeons, Tambourines, Banjos, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Files, and everything u sually kept in a Music Store will he found in ours. A heavy lot ol Sheet .Mttsic'tm hand for Piano T I ate and Guit-.r. CLOUn& SHACKLEFORD Griffin, Gi. LJill St. De: I, 1353. ly Cor*, Sfow-Oricaus St. anti Broadway. Have on hand a LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Also, every variety of WOODWARD AND HARDWARE, Clothing, Saddles, Guns, Blankets, Iron, Pistol®, Kerseys, Nails, Powd Shoes, Steel,. Oils, Hats, Blacksmith’s Tools, Paints. ALSO or THE BEST QUA LIT I ESI 50 Bags Rio Cofiee, Prime Java do IO Hhds. St. Croix and P. R. Sugar, 20 Bids. Stewarts’ Refined do 20 do Cofiee do 20 do Crush’d and Powdr’d do Fish, Cheese, Potatoes, Salt, Molasses, Tobrcco, &c., &c. Purchasers will please, hear in mind, that out Stock is almost entirely NE W, and that every ar ticle sold is warranlrd tube good and sound, and at Prices that cannot lad to suit buyers SARGENT & CO. Griffin. September 30, 1852. 40—ts l 7 JUH. C. BEERS. A RE now receiving their usual great variety of fa. Spring and Summer Goods, all of which wei carefully selected by one of their firm in New Yo*a a.nd Boston. Among which are a go acral slock of STAPLE IBMOOBS, Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in part of B'k. and Col’d. Silks, Plain and Fig’d. Printed and Plain Bareges, Rich Fig’il. Silk Tissues and Grenadines, Mirililias, Scurfs and Crape Shawls, Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Chimesetts and Collars. BONNETS & BONNET RIBBONS. In the gentlemen’s department are Fashionable Heady—Made Clothing, Hals , Boots and Shoes. Always on hand a general assortment of HARDWARE & CUTLERY, Iron and Nails, Crocker* and Glass-War* Paint-3, Ods, and Glass and Putty numerous ot her articles. Tney respeetiully friends and the public, to call and cxanrWio their goods. ‘I liev fell confident that they can sell them at such prices as will give general satisfaction.” Grifiin, March 2’, 1853. (f J. A & J. C. BERKS, LEjILEISS i.y illitfiOOllS CROdRIIS, AND IIARDW4KE, Corner Flil! and Ninth-street, Griffin, Ga Januauy 9 .1852. —ts Land Warrant Lost. “H‘ AND WARRANT, number 35,942, for SO JaA acres, vvhu h issued May 4th, 1852, to Sarah Fuller, widow ot Win. P uller, deceased, private in Caps. B > wen’s company, South Carolina militia. War ol 1312, has been lost. All persons there fore, are forwarned against trading for said war rant. Application will be made to the. Commi ssioner of Pensions, at tlie proper time, lor a dupli. cat: of such warrant. SARAH FULLER. Bv her Au’ys Hai.l & Hall. Greenville, Ga. October 17, IBj3. 42 HOUSE, SIGN —ANT OMiMENTAL PAINTING!!! TflE untflß! signed resncctfu'lv colls the *m|3 a, > e, *ti° n °l the peldic, and especially LQlkJisth* lad that they are prepared >.•> PAINT iIOUSCS, &c., in superior style und on very rcnsonabla terms. GLAZING done in good style auu ul the shortest notice. Give them a caff. It. L. & iVI. S. HOBBS. iC3 £ Shop on New Orleans street. Griffin, Jan 27.1 t, 185.3. 3. j-f dr. j. OfPICE AT THE DRUQ STORE ON BROADWAY 1 i . Au iiut 24* 1553 3,;_ dr. HiW %mm s , OFFICE C N SOLOMON STREET CLOU D & SH AGKLiFOR Ij HAVING connected the B 10k and, Sta io lar with (heir 1 LnoFoit ••'nd Mu i hi sine 9. jt j>. ctiuily announce to U.epiihhc, tliai tin y ha 0 w on hand, and expect to keep always a goo 1 “°d well selected S'ock of Schojl Books, noth aiigljsh and Classical, .mil put up in tlie very lie t End most substantial style of binding. WecnJ anc especial attention ot ‘i'eaelu rs and n h.eis Inn 1 h i.*'Fchool Books, to our Stock, as we rut end to ” ell as low as we can afford them. and Vj(Miscellaneous Works; mir stock n ‘rif ci is only of ItCLIGIOUS WOKKi>tj -af.4 woikf and I lie most approved moral character. STASIONASY; very nearly any thing in this line will always be tourul alour house. Call at the MUSIC S I’UR.E, flill street Griffin, April 28. 1853. 17—3f undersigned respect full}’ tenders r * I -■*-, his professional services to If 5 ol Gudin and vicinity. His pracl ce is oni® ('he BOTANIC! SYSTEM, and rn.: l rr\ pongexperience in the practice of I ‘ivsic, he fe-ia assn mi that he will he able to give satislacti-jiti. all wno may cal on him for medical aid. iLjP’Ollici 011 Broadway over A Gray’s Slom , LEROY SNEED, M J) Urithn. Fob, JO. jy -,2 PEI tf* ttt rr AOS t£V sag Ljt 13 *ij \JS iDtBo 5S> respect fully inform nil who are in V V need of lull sets or partial sets ol Teeth and who wish ’hem put up with st ill and cjnrrii I enie, vvariaiited to anewer eveiy purpose rciitii red, that they can now be supplied at short lictiie, me with the same style put up upon a h.aulilu inetalic base, which took the nremiurn vver al o.hersolthekindat the late Fair in Macon, also die b irtt t remiun. al the laic Fainn Atlanta. Dr. G, has lately made arrangements so that persons ;V.ng in the country, or j any „t tlm adiaicnt “ J '’ f ln ’ 11 l!, °y “ IS, U command his services hoc o, charge, w hich will sec ure t!,em a ains* 1 e “any imnositons practiced l,y it.m nmqua , k Mh ‘'averse the c-iuni; v. ‘ G.-ffin, Jan. f Late Atlanta Iron Foundry .J THIS new Company is now prepared to <’o Work on short notice of heavy and h• ht Castings Irom the latest improved patterns ot lion brass or Composition, all of which will he war ranted. Turning, Boring, and Drilling done to order. ALSO-- ■■sere w C utt ingof ten feet, or under, of any sizi and thread required. Heavy and Light forging of wrought Iron .1 done in superior style. PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is called to their Patterns for mill gearing ofMei chant ana Custom Flouring, and Saw Mill** G’x geanng° aUtheusuaisizes, and Batk mills al ii ays kept <m hand. i lvi( V h fhem;' 18 ? pru| arcd ,0 lM,ild Slationary engine w Ith the latest improvement*, all of w Inch w ,li he s Id ovv lorcash. Coppcrnnd Brusr taken in ex-u • Hangc loi work off cash prices. A.LEYDEN, JAME L. DUNNING JOHN McDONNUGU [. s f„ WILLIAM RUIiTON A lol . th ? above company are pruct \lcclunics,and give their undivided attention lie business. September 1 Ith. ISSI. g_ A TTORNE Y AT LA W GsiSlan, Georgia. December I, 1853. 4s , t s F. W. A. DfiYLEj ~ ATTORSEY AT LAW, OFFERS his professional services to thc-Pi.h "c. All business entrusted to his manag*?me wiil meet with the most prompt attention. Rea<ol - able deductions will he made in fees, in proportion t> the amount of business so entrusted. Office on Solomon street, opposite the Bai ls! Church. 1 . ( Attention, REFERENCES < Pf.useverance, . ( Pr.OMPTITUDE. Gliffin, March, 1552. j2_ ff” ~lt. s. dajstiblT - Attorney at Law. Office in tliß Masonic Building, on Hill-St J .V ,185 5. 28— I y INGRAM & CRAWFORD. ATTORNEYS AT LAW COLUMBUS, GEORGIA WILL pidetiee in the Chalahoochce Cireui and the adjoining counties. Office ove the store ol J. K. Redd & Cos. NOTH! OF PißflilT THE undersigned have this day formed a partnerscip under the style of Chapman, Davis & Cos. and-will continue the Dry Goods bu siness at the old stand heretofore occupied by Tay lor, Davis & Cos. on Hill street. All persons indebted to Taylor, Davis & Cos udl setile with iis, and all having demaiids again&t t l.em will present the same to us for payment. W. W. CHAPMAN, VV. W. DAVIS, n. J. DA VIS. G?iTm, Oct. SCth, 1853 NEW JOE NilNTli OFFICE, IN the Brick budding attached to the Ware house of Ferrill & Hancock, opposite the Bap ist Church, Griffin, Ga. All kinds’of “ PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING executed with neatness and dispatch at the New Job Office, on Solomon S'reef, opposite the Baptist Cl , r , J-H. LOGAN 4. CO. Oroersfor Work respectluilv solicited. Grinin, January 18, 1853. * 3—ly 3IEL2 SCGISSTr. A LARGE number of the publicationsTTTT'.s society have been received hy the Agent liev J Fierce,Jand left at onr Store, lorsaTeut the society’s prices, Ireighl only added; where these, ,md a variety- ol other religious and moral publicu 10ns in jv be had, by application to ~ ._ CLOUD & SHACKLEFORD Lnltin, Ma v 25, I So3. 21 MiLLinssr” r wouldioform the Ladas ol Griffin and vicinity, that sheili is i ist iv; cetved her Stock o FILL & WINM BONNFTS, CAH'L HEAD-DRESSES, w trimmings And.all articles usually kept in a Millinery estab- V^o I,IH J n !r , J ,n ‘ l mos ’ f ashim.l>le style , ° Va. ) Aos.^ and A MUU.A S .mad,- t„ order '* *° DBEBSES CUT anil M ADEon an nni roved plan, winch not only fits well, hut beautiful t|„. orm . xpaiKis the chest and gives full atium to tlm Ali work m the Millinery rnd Dress-Baking line promptly attended to. W Thankful lor past patronage, she solicits acoV-’ tinuanee of the same. Him.-Str^t,
