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About The Georgia Jeffersonian. (Griffin, Ga.) 18??-18?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1854)
For the Jeflirsonian. To Miss J. M. A.-By “Harry*’ 1 ask no miniature To sleep upon my breast, No likeness cold and pure, Above injheart to rest; 1 need not sucli that 1 reminded lie, When cv’rv breath from memory speaks ofthce Deep io my beating heart, Like Mary in old time, Kept secretly apart. Thy likeness hath a shine. Drawn bv the mister hands ol love and truth Thou’.t painted therein all.thy beauteous youth And kneclinar'day and night, I watch thv maiden an il-’, With passionate delight, And saddest hours beguile; And I will ask <-• the no miniature, \\ bile this rctnainelh uiultkucd ami sure We have the very important intelligence from Paris, that a Miss Corbin, an Amor- j iean lady, was recently married to A is-; eonnt tie Dnnipciarc, though we cannot see ho* it interests the American public whether she married de Dampen re or de Pumphule, or “two modest gentlemen wrapt up in one. ’ “A Rowland ron an Oi.ivkr ’’—Stand from under, you gentlemen ol the Know Nothing order. An association lias been instituted in Virginia, under the impreg nable name of Iron Heads, whose object 1 it is to defend the Federal Constitution, maintain the rights ol the States, protect civil and religious liberty, and preserve <ur glorious Union, 1 liev solemnly pledge themselves to support the Constitution, and extend a cordial welcome to the op prcssulof all the civilized nations of the earth. Among the numerous articles exhibited J at our late Fair, we noticed, Irom our sis ter eitv, Griffin, a lot of line pears, Irom the orehajt of the Rev. Mr. Dean, which were luxuries beyond destr ption; a few o! which he was induced to sell, found a rea dv price at ten cents a piece. We also noticed some superior specimens of dental work from the office of I)r. F. \ Clark, tis the same place, which, for correctness of shape and beauty ot finish, we have never seen excelled. We uudt sland that lhey look the first premium, in the shape of \\ beautiful silver cup, wlfc-h they rich serve. —Atlanta Intelligcnccr. Death ok Lieutenant Maxvvhx. — This gallant Georgian was killed on the fith June, in New Mexico, in a skirmish with a party of Apachee Indians He v..s ti e .-on of Mrs. Maxwell, of Athens, Ga. lie graduated at West Point in IsdO, am! has served houorabiy ever since a Pievct and 21 Lieutenant in the oel jlcgiuicut of Infantry. lie was a gallant fellow. Gx. iiGiA Teachers’ Association.—*! his 1< dv assembled at Madison on the 9th hist! *1 he attendance was small as usual. TANARUS:.: v determined to continue the School .’ x rtwl. It will be printed in Madison, Ur the editorial management of Mr. J Jui G. Ciaikc, an experienced teacher, . .-iM.-d by six corresponding editors, living . different points in the State. Gate in Savannah.—A very severe •rale of wind passed over the city of Sa v;inm,:: on the 17th inst. proslrating trees and cb'n'iicvs, and carrying < sis one fourth , f the tin roof of Trinity church. The in •• , r y ts the church is estimated at $2,000 Vaki.ii and, on the Bth inst in Clinton, w York, Mr W. B. Riogi.es, Editor ~f •; !( . Intelligencer, to Miss Carrie Bar ker, daughter of Col. Lester Barker, o! i ‘iinton, N. Y. When the unfortunate irm.i! man departed for the realms of < Mm: ! bliss, he left four (U tils and a sub -4 tiitof to mourn ms loss ihe papci u.ll n -t Idiscontinued. — All'inla, Intel. The Rome Courier says—“W'c have just j renewed our subscription list, and should j mv < f nur friends be passed over, we hope ile v will advise us at once.” It reminds s’of a stone that lay in a ford, upon] which was lettered the following caution: j “Wl:<-n this stone is under water it is dan gerous to cross the ford.” Iloilo,ray's Fills —Ti e Pills pieparetl bv the celebrated Pr< fessrr Holloway, are one of il;e grea'esl blessings ever cli .*- covered, for the alleviation of certain <le parturients of human misery. Combi ning ,i. they do some of ihe choicest of ferings of the Vegetable World, concoct ed under the supervision and kn wledge tfa highly scientific Gentleman, it is not at a!i strange that they have effected the most astonishing Cure*. For any of lliat | numerous class of complaints, growing j *Ut of an impute state of the blood, the j Pi.ls are marvellnusly happy and tho rough in their action. There are few maladies which if treat-d early, w ill not be nipped in the !ud by this Medicine, while for not a few, it is a positive speci fic. — Host ml Her. There are few things which afford us greater pleasure than silting down to write a notice of the crlebrated Hooflaud German Bitters, because e are fully conscious we aie conferring a public ben ilit, and out heart tells us that by out notices many have (men induced to take these Bitters, am! been lescmd from . eath by Dyspepsia, l.iver Complrir.t, ice. for the cure of w hich it is crriain I; i* prepared and sold by only Dr. C . M. /J -ckson, a! the German Medicine Store, N>. 120 Arch strett, Philadelphia. 2l M IKUIKI^ On the 20: h in-1.. Iv Win. Crittenden, J. I. C., Mr. J uis S. M u:Rii! * Miss Ai:dmcy Jarrell i er of Ilia 11. v. Welts Jarrell, all .!’ .Bp.ld J no Kjinty. McLYTOSU HOUSE. rElilEllE will in: a l’aiicv Dress Isafl -Si. “iV'.n a! rlns liquid on Thursday , the 7.1i ! Seplt nr.'..cr. Indian spilugs, G a , Atigu-I 23, ‘854. NEW BOOKS. KUsSIA.q i .* an into-osting vvo.k; Fmsli I .in a >l A'abama, by Baldwin; l ial o’ W.m BOLCVy P anlcr’s Noitberr B i I , (hi answer lo Uncle T in's Ca’iin;) the L >!ly in I flic Low ‘y, by Mi;, in oh, Kvb ri.ic A ll . n just publish .and; ihe J3ha ly Si ie,&c. CjPVVc liavc on h ind a la r gc and well select ed s’oek cl miscellaneous reading, ro which we would call tlic attenHon of those who are fond of such renting. tCjpNJnly a few copies of Ward’s I rial on hand: li i: Street, Mr rich ini’s Burbling. UiOHAKDS. KEITtI & CO. August 23, I 5.4 . Two mi nllis alter dale applic.il ion will lie made to the I lonorahie Court ol Ordinary of Mon roe county, for leave losell all the ‘cmninder ol ihe negro | roperlr belonging to llie estate ol l’itl Xtd.icr, Jr., late ol sard couoiy, deceased, in order tor a division am i grille legatees ol said dn.ea-od, a-rd in acc.r lancv “ ilh the lasi wdland testament y- -ant decease f. * 4 *rr\ ii. MILNE. A a*. 1 ’- l-oi—; i t-xeeutor J A NEW BOOK. €F. Ft. SHEHANE has just issu'd Iron • the press, a neatly printed and hands'.inch hound volume, which treats on ihe following snh jects, viz; God’s Kingdom— its extent,Bible Mys teries, Regeneration, Religion, the Destruction of Evil, Unquenchable Fire, Undying Worm, the end of the World, the Furnace and Lake of Fire, t lie Winepress of Wrath, the Bottomless Fit, the Smoke ot Torment, Hell, Damnation, the resur rection, and salvation of the World, the. iCU“For sale at the Liberal Inslitule. Piirc /jO cents. Also, a variety of other Works cheap as a;rl, and some to give ewav. Griltin, Ga , August 23, 185-1, —4, Artiiinis!rator’s Sale. AGREEABLY to an order ol the Court of Ordinary, ol Pike county, will he sold, on the first 1 uesdav in October nrxf, before the court house door, in the town of Zebulon, wi'hin ’ Ihe legal hours ot sale, two imndred acres of land, more or less, |\inu and being •„ ihe Ist district of OMiinally IVI, >nroe, now F’i!\e counlv, (nninher not known) the place on which .1 Hines W. B.yiam liv- i ol at (he time of his death, and sold as property belonging to the estate of said James W. J{\ ;am 1 hiti of said county, deceased. Sold for the bene fit ol I lie lie sand creditors ol said deceased Terms on Ihe day of sale WM. ‘ANl)l; RSO\ Administrator. Aii gust 21, 1 Sad.—3l liWIDIRIT INSTITUTE. f HMI E Exi’rcises of this School, at GRIFFIN, -H GA., wif he resumed on Vinnilay, the 7ili ol Aligns!, lor the im!mutton ol both Males and Fe males, under the su|'eivisiiu ol \V M. WAL LACE, and such oilrer assistauce, as the heal interests oi the School may require. Believing ilia! a thorough knowledge ol ihe Elementary principles, enm-tituting as they do, the basis ol education, should he obtained’ as a preparatory step on which to reach the higher branches of a polite and classier ! education, special atti n'ion w ilitegivin to Orthography, Ai ilium tig, Eu ! glish Grammar, Rules ol Coma sjtion, Writing. 6ce. The Libera 1 Institute shsril ho, hvilli in tile m y and practice, what It purjioits (oi;e in name: aii InsYulimi for liie education of Stmli-nls, cniirely free from ;.!l sectarian bias or tnifienees. While all students enteri igllie school will he nqniied to deim-an tin niseives in such a manm t as will cmn l>ort with the strictest principles of gentility and morality, no student will he permitted to re in;.in in the Institute, who manil’e.-ts a disposi tion lo continue in ihe viu'ation of good and wlioiosome disci])’ ine. ihe IrnuieaiVd cons! lint ion and human nature have not failed to eonvi eo the n tier ting | orticn of mankttui, that gentle tli. ugli iirm sysj. nis oi school discipline, uiui< r the guide a lice el uioru! suasion, have proved (ill superadi m cnireciitig errors and reguiatuig actions, to tlm po’en! rod an ! other means oi tevrory Ihe tenden cy of which is merely to force a compliance wtt requisitions whilst in sight —to sup (induce tiios j servile disposition.-, which are al total variance with such principles ol magnanimity and indcc pcndcnce as constitute the true nobility o', char acter. The tact that the “proper study of man kind, is m n,” has proved the necessity ol^'introdu cing su :!i bonks a: te.'i bioks which discuss the Mental and Physical Constitution of Man hen-fore C'ostsD’s Constitution cf man and ‘‘Mental and Physical Physiology” will he classed wilh the prominent text books in the Institute. — Arrangements are being made lor engaging the se. vices ol a competent lady, to take charge of the ‘-tudents who may wish to lake lessons in music, drawing, painting, &e. The exercises of ih school wiii close With an unvarnished cxasiiinatio i ol the pupils, of which due notice Will he given.- The building is large ami airy, and well adapted r<> educational purposes, Ihe entire length of the •louse being prepared lor the use of the hiuk slu dents, and i lie “ii, 50 led lo) g, lor the females, each r><o;n capable ot accommodating 125 students. Hates of Tuition Per Scss : on, Closing last Fridij in .Kocein'ier. Primary Department, §7 O'.) Ordinary English Course, 10 00 Mat ho.r;a : ical aud Classioal Cmirse,. 15 00 instrumental Music, q-c. at customary rates. Mon. RICHARD MI TCHELL, Mon. John Durbin, Mon. G. R. Harper, David Lynch. Esq., Fn. \V. W Durham’* f'R. IJ.1 J . 11. Bkasskll Rkv.J. G. Bubruss. ’ Rev. C. F. it. Sheiiank. j B. \V. Doe, Esq, ‘Trustees. Grifiin, Ga. Align t J, 1354 31 A rliU CL JIM A 7 ION. Georgia, By lIEIIsCLJEL V. JOHNSON, Governor of said Mato. ’ IIKPEAS, official information has been v ■ received at t!rs Department ilia! a Mur* dir wascommitted in tire county of Wilkinson, on the Ist day ill this month, upon the body oi j | John Al. Spence by one Allen Holers, end that | ( said Allen Rogers lias tied from justice. j 1 liavc thought proper, therefore, to is-oe tins, j my Proclamation, hereby off ring a R ward of I One liundred !) | lir ij lt! apprehension and delivery oi the said IPr-i if io ! In: Slier IT of said | county and Sti.te. I Ann 1 ‘■•> moreover charge anil r<quire ai offi cers, in il.is Stale, ci\ il and miliary, to be vigl- j l •ml in endeavoring to apprehend the said Rogers, i in order that lie may Lie brought to trial for the ol len •<; with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of lhe State,ai the Cigitol in Miiledgeville, this lltli : day ot August, in the year ol our Lord eighteen I hundred and (illy lour, and oi’ the Independence if j liic United States of America the seventy ninth. UERSCHEL V. JOHNSON. I-y the Goveinor. li. I*. Watkins, Secretary of feta e. DESCRIPTION. S.iid Rogers is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 10 inehes high, lair complexion, stammers in speech, sandy hair, and pale blue eves, weighs aiioul one hundred and sixty pounds, and has gen erally a don ii tooU, August 11!.h, ISO I. 33—It Georgia, 15y LIERSGIIEL V. JOHNSON, Governor of said State: i LIEREA ‘ official information lias been re- V? ceived at this DepaOincut tii.it a Murder was eomiiutlcd in the county ol Clark, on llie 251 h Jid v last, upon the 1 hoiiy ol 1 lionias N. Epps, by one John Epps, and that said John Epps Ims lied from justice. I Imvc thought pr••peg, therefore, to issue this, my PiodumiMioi), h I’otiy ode ring a reward ot One Hundred and Fitly Dollars lor the apprehen sion and delivery ol the said Epps to ihe Sheriff oi said comity and Stale. And 1 do, moreover, charge and require all offi cers in this .Male, civil and military, to he vigilant in endeavoring lo apprehend the said Epps, in or der that, hemav tic brought to trial lor (lie offence with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and the Grc.it Seal ol the Stale, at the Capitol in Mdledgoville, this lltli day of August in the year of our L>rd eighteen hundred and fifty four and of the Independence ol ’ ihe United Stales of America tlie Seventy ninth. UEUSUUEL V. JUIiiN&ON. By the Governor. E U. Watkins, Secretary of Slate, D ESC IUI ’ 11 ON- Joha Epps is uhorit 32 years old, rather tall a!id straight Luilt,dark hair, not rrtuch inclined to con versation, one onuiistukcab/u mark is lie lias hut one ear, which ear missing not raeolleclcd, but hern entirely destitute as to that car, wears his hair moderately long, on account ol lids defect. August 10, 1851. 33 4t ~ SKLLINU off at REDUCED PRICES. AS WE AllS DETERMINED l clusc ..til business in this city, we will SELL OFF our slock at vi ry small prices unijl Ihe first of Oc tober lo xt. Call and see lor yourselves. CHAPMAN, DAVIS & CO. Griffin, August 3, 1854. 32—if PALMETTO WARE-HOUSE V O 11 S A h E. rß'l 1E undersigned half of the Palmetto Ware i JL House will be sold, io the highest bidder, at the Court-house, on the first Tuesday in S< piein her next. F ERR ILL & HANCOCK. Griffin, August 16th, 1854. 33—Is days alter dale application will he k 5 made to !he Ordinary of Fayette county, lor leave to sell rill tht Lind belonging to the Estate of Riehiuou Jones. I.Ho yf Fayute county, dcccas od. August 7.h, 1851. ‘•-** Admr. | M ~ j-'uiALA.NUUu ~, WARE-HOUSE j —AND-- rgHHE undersigned will continue ihe. above lui _SL siness, at the stand occupied by them during the past year, and arc prepared lo dr a gericiui Warc-llouse tutil Commission Business, in all ils various branches. Their long experience in this business, justifies them in saying, that ihe service they are capable of render ing, lo planters and others, will be inferior to none in the place. They take this method of rc- J turning their thanks to those kind fiends who luve so liberally patronized them during the past j season, and respectfully solicit a cintirmaiieeof j their favors, us well in a largo number of new | customers. | If j'LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Cotton, 1 ns usual. | ICpTheir Office is on the Corner of Hill and i 7 'aylor St reels In weighing Cotton, strict regard will he had to the act of the last Legislature < u the subject. GAULDJNG, MILL. & NALL. A. A. OAULDINO, HENRY I>. HII.L, A. M. NALL. Gr IT-ii, Ga. August I. 1854. 31—ts VALUABLE PLANTATION. FOB SALE. 1 OF F K I I F( >R SAI.E, my jk*f Sy Lunds, in Fayette County, |s| situated on 11 io roau leading feSESISaa from Fayetteville to t’anip hellion, four miles from l lie former (>l.u:e, a,,d seven miles from Fan-hum on the Atlanta and LaGrange Rail Road; conlaining Seventeen Hun dred and Twenty-one Aces, 4JO acres in cnlii vation, mostly ftesh; improvements all new and good; the Dwelling, a wooden building-, not quite finished—large Gin House and Par king Screw cast gearing; a good 50 Saw Gist, (Griswold’s) Thrasher and Fan, all complete. A most excel lent Grid and Saw Mills —two run of Rocks, one for Corn and one for Wheat; those for Wheat are of the very best quality of French Burs, and, in po'nt ofpcrlonn nice, are not surpassed tty anv as regards lire quality and qu.iniily ol Flour. Tide wood lands good and well limbered. Those wish ing to pureliasoare invited toexaniinc the premises, as a bargain can he had on aeemnmndating terms. June, G, 1554, 23—f.’ JOHN D. STF.LL* FOR SALE. A S lam desirous lo move nearer my plantation TaH will soil mv residence in lliis city. Bis well improved, A GOOD BI33CEL 55USLDSKG? Green Mouse, Brick Kitchen, Smoke IF use, and ail Ihe nceessary huilrungs; a line Flower Garden and Summer Mouses; all new and in good repair, and in one ol tlie healthiest places in the up coun try, and near both of the Female Colleges in this city. The premises are all complete. Terms made easy. Please call and examine for ycursell if you wish tobuv. I will sell, certain. W. W. OH APM \N. Griffin, June 22, 1854. 26 -3m llliilw: Gcsicrtil Coiiimission and For wa riling 31 crckasits, Office over Central Rail Road Bank, Savannah, Georgia, M E undersigned have this day entered into a JbL 00-partneiship, to date from !sl of July m xt, (July Ist, ISSD lor the transaction ol a GENER'vL COMMISSION AND FOR WAR DING BUSINESS, T. S. WAYNE J.S. WAV'NK,* R. A. W AYNE. Savannah. June 21. 1854. 26 -2m TvSjiijPMiiisr FOR SALE. IE suhjcii'ier desirous of making a change -M. m h s business, oilers for sale his pianiation, 5 miles South of Griffin, containing Li g 111 llun dred and ’Ten Acres in a body. wi sell in quan tities lo soil purchasers; hut prefer loose ilito g- tlier. At the place where 1 reside are two new framed houses, one a negro house capable of .giv ing comlbtiuhlc quarters lo 25 negroes; the other a ctn.iiortnhie riwciii lg —an xlra geod meat [ house, a iraumd gin house 32 feet square, and cot j i.on screw, and al! necessary out humbugs. Over j i hall ihe land cleared and under good fencing; six- I j I y or more acres ot go >d hoi torn laud, and upwards | of twenty-five in cultivation. Apply soon hi the I subscribe':, on tiic rmid leading from Griffin to Martin’s Mi Is, and g- t sueh a bargain as cannot be had any where else. THUS. ANDERSON. J ill v 3.1354 27—4 m BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! i cvy.v i:i: iup .■n i C. T. & J. F. DUPREU. A LARGE lot of Ladies Dress and Fancy /jA- Goods, at very tuna. advances on New York cost. A good assortment oi Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Planters, Median.es and llousewires furnishing goods. Da I and examine. Ours is'lie one price sys tem, and we feel you v\ i not go away dlssali-li. and it you give us :: call. Nif liing hue giving us a •l’tal. W e hope to share as inueh ol public pa- Irmiage as our li ieniis ihiiik we merit. •Store m Markham’s Bui! ling. Hi s'rect. Griilin, July |9ih 1554. 29-tl WXEM’ SSEIM G-S. A Card. r§Ni 1E subscriber respectfully returns his thanks A lo the citizens ol Grifiin lor their patronage extended to him doling tile term he taught in their community. He respectfully informs his friends pa.tieulaily, and the public generally, that he has taKeu rooms at Ihut dehglitfui watering place the Warm Springs, where lie expects to remain du j in g- the watering season, and will be pleased to see In old triends aud as many new a wiil come. I Air. E. LL Baltiain will direct ihe music as liere twlore. c. 11. CLEVELAND, Pi'Olesf *"■ of D 1 men g reivToval. Ttl E undersigned having removed his Stock of Goods lo the store lately occupied by Messrs. Sargent St Do. on the corner ot Broadway and New Oi leans streets, where will he found a good Stock of Staple Dry Goods and Groceries — j and will he pleased lo see his old customers, and the public generally,and will endeavor to sell llieiii goods as low as can he bought in the ci: v. Aug 15th, 1854. J. RICHARDSON. FOR SAL L. TIT I*3 Mouse and Lot whereon I now reside, on Eighth Street, fronting the dwelling ol A . 11. Hancock, Esq. Toe house is well finished, four rooms, good well water, and a fine assortith n’ of Fruit Trees. J. RICHARDSON. Au-Mist 15'h, 1854. 33 -tl MIIfWWIiT pgni. IE Exercises of this In. trillion will he re M sumo lon Monday, I -It Ii August The un ■ dersigued, gratotul for past lib rial patronage, wit p'-oseeute Ins duties with renewed assiduity. D. SVYOBE. Gr; li 1, Ga. August 1, 1351. 31 FIWROOF WARE-HI, GRIFFIN, GEORGIA ]jIERRILL& HANCOCK, wl.l continue th^ . Ware-House and Commission Business, in all i.3 branches, at their Fire-Proof Buildings, near llie corner of Hii/b and Solomon Streets, Micro they will he happy Jo .see all (heir old cus tomers, and many new opes, the ensuing season. The superior accommodations which they oiler to the public, together with tluir strict personal atteu ti in to business, will, they IrusA, secure lor them a liberal snare cl public -patronage. Cotton weighed in accordance with an act passed at the last Legislature. B. W. FEB RILL, yy l,i. RANDoCK. Griffin Aujjiui, iSjL 33--3;ii fjALMOMS, 800 TH & CO. A RE novi receiving their Slock ol NEW Goods atR-selccle I for the Spring & Summer Trade, to wliichihey beg leave to call ihe attention of their friends and (lie public. Their stock, as u sual, will comprise every variety cf FANCY, DRESS AND staple Will (ind a largejfot of Plaid Silks, Tissuer, Gren adini’B, Bcregcs,Ginghams, EMBROI DERED MANTILLAS, Chemi z.dtes. Collars, Undersleeves, fee. together with a fine selection of BONNETS, BONNET ‘AND SASSI RIBBONS, &c., &c. C la OT HSNG: S7ie (jcnl/emenf// Cannot fail to be suited in the selection ol READY-MADE CLOTHING, As iheir stock will he unusually large and com plete. Also OATS, .HOOTS, SHOES, &<*., &c. Griffin, March 22, 1854. 12—ts JOSEPH ENGEL, Corner of Hill Street and Broadway, WHOLESALE AND RRTAIL DEALERS LV DOMESTIC, FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS SB> operii ig now a verv extensive stack of the most fashionable and handsome styles eve offered in this market. Also a very large stock o Hi: a dy-M ade Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Bools, .Shoes, &c. To \\ iiicii he invites the attention of itisoid friends and customers, and thepuhlic g<-n<-rally. Griffin, April, 2834. 14—ts NEW INDUCEMENTS!! C.I-J, JOHNSON & CO. ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR spring & mmmm supplies O F NE W A ND FA SHIONABLE UMY-GOOBS!!! WHICH have been selected with care by our senior partner. In the stock will be (bund Striped and piai i Glaicie Spring Silks, Blk and col’d B octuiu tig’d do do; Satin, plaid, fig’d and plain Barages, Tissues, Grenadines,and crape Bareges; Challics,solid colors anil lig’d, Rich organdie and printed jaconet t Muslins; Printed Lawns and Muslins in great variety; English, French and American Calicoes and Ging hams.; Mourning Goods;,Ribbons and Laces; Embroideries in great variety, embracing An elegant assortment of Collars, Cbcmizctts, Cambric and Swiss Bands; While Swiss Mu Nainsook And Jaconett Muslins; Curtain Muslins; A line assortment of Family Goods, such as Sheetings, Shirtings, Table Damasks, Napkins, D.-ylins, Towe ings, I Papers, Flannels, &c., Lir.cn Cambric and Silk Hrlkfs. and Cravats; Ladies and Gentlemen’s Hosiery and Gloves; Plaids and Stripes tor servants; Dolton Hsnaburgs and Yarns; and every other al lude usually kept in Dry Goods Stores; A good stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats AXD Bonnets Together v. ilh our usual large stock of Hardware, Cutlery and (suns. We solicit an examination ot our stoJ<, which lias been bought cheap, and will be sold likewise. Our-goods will he shown willingly and warranted as represented. * Griffin, April, 1851. 17—ts Attorney at Law. wbihwkjw* J v ,5133. 2S— tv Attorney at Law December, 1, 1853. 48—t HAYGGOD & WHITAKER, Attorneys at Law, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Office over Gunby’s store, White Hail St Jl. 11AYGOOD J I WHITAKER, Formerly of Wat- Formerly of Fay kinsvillo, Ga. ctteyille, Ga Junels, 1853 DR. M. J. DANIEL, OFFICK Second oor, Lodge Building Hill Street. Griffin Ga. May 11851 B. IMISONITEU, ATTORNEY AT LAW MCDONOUGH, GEORGIA, A LL business entrusted to their care will re AA eeive prompt attention. April, 1554. \ subscriber is prepared to furnish hislM .ia PROVED TRUSS at the shot lest notice, on p plication. Also CJtfIVS made and repaired in Ihe best style, at bis : hop on New Orleans Street. ARCHIBALD PORTER Water Cure!! Water Cure!!! 33 OCK SPRING WATER CURE, one mile North of Marietta, Georgia, is open tor the reception of patients, with Chrome diseases of all characters, Summer and Wilder, Tire charge per week,!'>r board, medical advice and attention, us.: of bath-house and bathing apa ratusis seven dollars, wind) includes all expenses except Bath bouse attendance washing, and wear ing apparel which can be supplied reasonably. — lire present being the fifth season of the Proprie tors Establishment at ihe above named place, to gether with the great number of patients cured and improved by him induces him to believe that Ihe friends of WATER CURE will sustain him in bis dibits lo reduce tire rates of charges in ac cordance with those of similar eslabli.-hments North. CAREY COX, M. D. July 13, 185 4. 30—3 m DR. 11. y. BROWN, taaiaa*atEf 9 OFICE on Silomon Street, opposite the Baptist Church, January *1854 ~70 Fsi l e . TlffNilE well Known Establishment RIALTO, JL with nil the Furniture belonging to it, wit It the stock on baud—one of the best stands in the city, fronting the Railroad Depot and one door easl ot Ihe Pod Office. Terms easy. J. D. SHERRILL. £}|July |0l!i, IJjJ . 2J--3.U. A. W. HAMMOND SON, ATTORNEYS AT 2.AW, ATLANTA G A. ¥u%. ILL person a I attention io.all business Sr V entrusted to their management, and at tend the Sixth Circuit Court of the Uni od States, at Marietta, the Supreme Court at M -eon an 1 Decatur, and the Superior Courts in Cold), Mor gan, Newton, Be Kalb, Pulton, Fayette, Spalding Pike, Monroe, Upson, Biiib, C’jmpbcll, Coweta. Troup, Whitfield and Gordon, ia Gcor gia, and liamilton County, (Chattanooga,) in Tennessee May 17, i854. 90— 1y VV. POPE JORDAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 5M T ILL practice in all tne Counties in the VV Flint Ci t. May 16, 1854. • 20 A. L BORDERS, A TTORNE Y AT LA W. Griffin, ijeorjia. December I. 1S. r >3 —f | HENRY HENDRICK; ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jackson, Butts county, G-a 4 February, 1853 F. W. aTMIe, iTTOBSBT AT LAW, OFFERS his professional services to the I’u I iic. All business entrusted to his mnnagrmc will meet with the most prompt attention. Cilice on Broadway opposite the City Hall. a Attention, REFERENCES < Perseverance, f PROMPTITUDE. GriHin, March, 1852. 12- ft !U G. J. i;HEE\ ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Gi’jj.i.i Orecti, j CsriidsijLa. Jiartfard Green, Zeßiilon, Csi HALE & HAL! 7 A T'TORNE YS A T L A W. dWJ ILL give prompt and faithful attention to all TV business that, may he entrusted to them in us counties of the Coweta and Flint Circuits. GEO. A HALL, . IVM. 11. F. HALL, Greenville, (Jet Ztbulun, Ca. April, 1854 —!v “fclffii i CO, WEST SIDE OP HILLIi STREET, ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM Kli.V YORK AND PHILADELPHIA THEIR SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Hals, Bonnets, Beats and SSsocs Wooden, Crod,rry and Hardware, GROCERIES, Sic. of which they invite the attention of the citizens o Gridin and public generally. Griffin, April, 1854. 14— PIPER & WHITE, MAROBMT TAILORS!! WEST SIDE OF HILL-STREET, G-Eimif,, Q-A. tfIAVE just received a splendid assortment of SPRIG k SUMMER GOODS for Gentlemen’s wear. Their stock h is been carelully selectee by one <. f the linn, trom the latest and urns approved styles in the New York inarlut, and i not surpassed ior beauty of fashion and quality o xt tire. Confiden i that they can render general satisfac lion, they invite an examination of their slock, Tiie billowing arc some of the leading articles embraced in their present extensive assortment: Cloths, black an a colored; Doe-skin Cassi liters; Fancv Freucli Cassimers, Lineu Drill, plain and fancy; Marseilles lor Vesting; Black and Kctncv S.lk Vesting; Gloves?, Cravat si Shi: is, (white and fancy) Collars, tie., together wiili a great variety OF F II 2£ N SSIf lN fi G OOD§ ALSO Ready-Mailc Clothing - , consisti got’ Black, Brown and .Bine Frock and Sack Coats; Alpaca and Linen Do., o<‘a!l styles and qualities; Cassimer, Linen Dull a other Summer Pants; a splendid rtieleof white tinsel silk Vests; Marsielles, Satin and fancy Sills. Vests, &c fCLp-Gcnl lemon who appreciate a good article ol goods, will lied our prices moderate. Call and see. OMarch 2M354. 12—tt FEMALE SYNODICAL COLLEGE, Griffin, Georgia. * rrilJIS Exercises of this Insliluiion uillbcre jf Mi ned on the Sec m l Monday in August This College is under the immediate supervision of the Synod of Georgia, It is situated in one of the healthiest cities in the Southern country; is acccs-ihh by direct Bail Iliad commumca!ion from < very porf ion of tins State, and is in every’ respect a most desirable place for L iu at tonal purposes. ihe discipline employed in the College is firm and decided, bir, at the same tune, mild and conciliatory. Good boarding places can be obtained in private Houses. It is of “the utmost impoita ce that pupils should be present at the opening of the term. CARLISLE ?. B. M AB TIN, Presileni. July 31, 1851. 3!—3t ICJ — I’he Federal Union, Journal & Mes enger, Savannah Georgian, Chronicle & Sentinel, and Southern Presbyterian will please copy three (3) times and forward hills to this office. AMERICAN ARMS’ UNION!!! THE Subscribers lo the Works ol the Artists’ Union are respectfully informed that from the unprecedented favor which they have received, the Secretary feels confi lent in stating that the whole number of Engravings (250,000) will be disposed of within a few month-, of which due notice, thro’ lhe press, will be given. AGENTS are requested to form Clubs anJ send in their Subscribers without delay. J. W. HOLBROOKE, Secretary. 32 —3m 503 Broadway, New York. RiTII TiT HAVE and will keep constantly on hand a large and extensive stock of Popular Works, to which they would call the attention of the pub lic. They have this day received l'oio Benton’s “‘Thirty Years’ Review.” All subscribers and those wishing a copy can obtain it by calling at the Store on Hill Street. Griffin, July 18, 1854. FM RENT M SALE. rSHHE STORE-HOUSE adjoining Brown’s .H Meat House, on Brondwav, below the Mar ket House, now occupied bv the subscriber. Also, two Dwelling Houses, adjoining Dr. Bliss, on the edge ol West Griffin, i hose prem ises will he rented or sold on accomim-daling terms, mquirr if 5111-8. KIRTL. U tiffin. July 2k), 1854. 30 — DR. WI. R. MOSELEY’J9 If Infirmary, H For the Treatment of a!l Chronic Diseases, is now open for the reception of pathnts. Rooms spa cious and well venti lined, and every thing necessary to render his patients comfortable. Board $ 1 per diem , or sls per Month. GRIFFIN, BROADWAY, - >- - -GEORGIA. HIS unpreeedent success for the past ten years in th ( . treatment Ch||, ronie Diseases. such as Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Jlslhma, Bronchitis, Fils, Piles, H„er Disease, Rheumatism, f-yp fulls, Cancers ‘ Wens, Prolapsus , and the various Diseases incident to Females, should not he overlooked by the public deciding upon his-inciits. tCT’AII communications must he post paid and addressed to WI- K. MOSELEY* M* 6). GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. to thempublic* Physicians in the eity and country, and (iiizens generally, are most cordially arid fraternally inv ted to call at my office and look al thegreat number of Cancers extracted fiom Patients, They are truly a great curiosity, and can be inspected as above— the Cancers being preserved in Alcohol Call and satisfy yourselves. jdp'l now take occasion to say that there are some persons who object to my practice, on the ground hat I have not. cured every ease I have undertaken. This is preposterous and invidious. Where Hie physician known to the world that cured every patient he undertook, especially of that lotmi able disease (Cancer) when it is contended in nearly all the standard medical works that the disease incurable —and which, t admit,there are some cases incurable, even under my treatment? Hot it ia be hop : I. however, that we live in an enlightened age of the world, and one in a hiph the diabolical li ionco of p rejudice, cannot long prevail against the force of reason, supported by numerous and stlive facts. W. 11. MOSELEY. Griliin, June fitli, !85t. 23 ts Saddlery, Harness, Etc. PK, .1K Subscriber would respectrully at.lot in hie friends and the public aonercHy thal he has recently H made extensive additions to his general Stock ol Goods, ol whicl Jdie following cbmpti e orty a part, viz. ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND SPANISH SADDLES, Bridles, Harness, and Collars. A variety of Carpet and Saddle Bags, Coach, Stage, Wagon, Twig and Overseer’s \V liijjs. Stiriups Spurs, Bits irid Bridle Mounting. tCIJP*Any work made to order in the neatest and most tasty manner, at short notice. N. B. Strict attention given to repairing in r.l! branches of the Business. I am enabled to offer inducements to buyers, w ho wi|l find it to their interest to give me a call bet ore making their purchases, Corner of Now Orleans and Broad Streets, first door on Broadway East ot Sargent & Cos. JAMES L. JOHNSON. Griffin, February 21, 1851. 8— . „Y B The attention of Harness Makers and Carriage Trimmers, <s-c is called lo s stock of / atent anil tid and Leathers, which he keeps constantly on h So west market-prices. sl wßani, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN— iIiMRS, BBIIIS, SADDLES, MSB, I®. f fe% GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. undersigned would respectfully ca the atmetion tflhe citizens cl Griffin and those ii _S. country, that lie has removed his Harness Shop to the office lately occupied by Dr. Iynott,or. h Street where he will carry on the above business in its various branches. Having in his employ pcrienced workmen, lie feel confidentthat no <s abi lo manufacture Liaincss of super.or tl\le t to hand a choice se’.ectionsof buggv Harness which he oilers low for cash o* an-vaveu crod Tire personal attention.of VitI.DAYIS will be devoted to the business of the Shop ir- r..y absence and bv strict attention I hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage. Repairin'* of all kind done with neatness ana dispatch and on reasonable terms. Purchasers will find it to their advantage to call and examine our stock before buying, as I anide lermined to suit all who may give me a call. irn b.i ‘ A-m A ?i ( ’,j N. B. The Books of M. M Lockhart will be found at the Shop on I Jill-Sircct. Ad those indebted will please call and setile, as lam compelled to have money. M M. L. Cinliin, March I, 1854. 9 WBia&v 9wataißS ta^anaiDV. JACOB’S CORDIAL CHOLERA J FOR ALL ( CIIOLEBA MORBUS, 5 BOWEL DISEASES. i= ALSO,ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO MANY DISEASES OP FEMALES, MO ST ES PE CIA LL Y PA INFUL MENS TR UA TION. The Virtues of Jacob’s Cordial are too well (known to rt> quire Encomiums. l-t It cures the worst cases of Diarrhoea. 7lh. It cures Painful Menstruation, r.d “ft cures the worst forms of D/osentery. Blh. It relieves Pain in Back and Loins. 3t It cures Ca tlbrnia or Mexican Diarri.cei. 9b. It counteracts Nervousness and Despondency 4-h” It relieves the severest Colic. • I, ih. It restores Irregularities. a'h It curi s Cholera Morbus. Hlh. It dispels gloomy and hysterical Feelings. 6*l, ’ ii cu; e s Cholera Infantum. I2tb. It’s an admirable Tome. A few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &c. •‘I have used Jacob’s Cordial in my family, and have found it a most efficient, and in tny judgment, a valuable remedy.” Hon. Hiram Warner, ex- Judge of Supreme Court, Ga. 4; i j „; ves , ae pleasure in being able (o recommend Jacob’s Cordial—my ow n personal experience, ■mil the experience of inv neighbors and friends around me, is a sufficient guarantee lor me to believe it to be all that it purports to be, viz. “a sovereign remedy.” v\ M . H. Underwood, Formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit. “1 take “real pleasure in recommending t his invaluable medicine to al I afflicted with bowel diseases, for which Toelieve it to be a sovereign remedy—decidedly superior toany thing else everliied by me.” A, A. GaUlding, Deputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia. “I have used ‘Jacob’s Cordial’ in my family, and this, with a hear about it as a remedy by those who have tried it, induces me to believe that H stands at the head ol every preparation of the kind, and would recommend its use in the disease lor which :t ts compounded.” Milks G. Durbins, Cashier ol Ihe Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin. “II there is anv credioilitv in human testimony, “Jacob’s Cordial’ must stand pre-eminent above all o-her nrenaratioiTs for the cure of Bowel Diseases. From the mass of testimony in d 0 favor coming in from all quarters, it must bo very far in advance, us a curative agent o. most and not a other patent oreivirations ” A. Fleming, Cashier Marine and hire Insurance Bank, Grimn, ‘•Tms efficient remedy is f travcing into celebrity as fast as Bonaparte pushed Ins col.amns into Russia, and gaining commendation wherever used.^^ Proprietors, Savannah, Ga. John Mangham, Zebu lon. J. l\. Thompson, Jackson. Love & Glenn, McDonough. J ames M. Jones, Faj etteville. James F. Johnson, Jonesboro. J.Norcross, Atlanta. J.T. Duane. “ Hurd ii tlungeiford, Monticcllo. W. S. Lawson, Greenville. J. M. Noel I, LaGrange. B. G. & A. R. Thornton, Bedell Mullens, Hamilton, F, Wells ft Cos. Talbotton. \V S. Sandwich, Thoinaston. Micloberry & Mobley, Indian Spring T. S. At. Bloodworth, Van Luren. \Ym. S. Carrol, Locust Grove. Ezra Johnson, Mb Mom. Svunnuh. May 15th, NEW SPRING GOODS ! CHAPMAN, DAVIS & CO, respectfully announce to their forme V ? customers and the public generally, that l hey have just received their slock of SPRING AND UMMEII ODDS , cersistinof STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS, Boats, Shoes, Hals, Bonnets, Hardware,Crocke ry, Glassware, Drug an Medicines, Ready-Made Clothing, ogcihcr with a great variety of Fancy Articles un necessary to mention. Their stock has been carefully selected by one olt.be linn, and they are determined to otter in due ■meins to | erehasers which will be excelled by no other bouse In the city. Come all and takes look, wo take pleasure in showing our goods. Guilin, March 27th 1851. ACrSHTSj \Ym.Strange, Wprtliviiit. J. It. Speir^Williamsville. I. T. & S. Thrash, Wnrnersville. Johnson & Zuber, Woodbury. J. A. J. & B. Foster, Rocky Mount. Banning & Mathews, Luthersvillo. Isaac Fincher, Mountville. O Gibson, Long Cane. Tlios.S. Bradticld, West Point, T. J. Hunt & Cos. Wbitesville. W. S. Cri fin, Flat Shoals. L. & VV 7 . LI. Jackson, Catania. J. B. Foster, Waverly Hull. i)ranc& Mathews, Prattsburg. J C. &■ W. A. Douglas,Pleasant Mill. Wallace U Ross, Carsonsvi le. Whitfield & Bceland, Shady Dale. Ucnrv J. Gill, Iron Spring 20 — VALUABLE HOUSE D LOT THE subscriber offers his house and lor loea led in Griffin, for sale. It is situated on the North side of the Railroad, on u beautiful lot, con tuining half acre, more or less; also, a stable and cow lot. The duelling house on snjd lot is large and commodious, containing eight comfortable looms; also, good end comfortable out buildings, good vegetable garden, and other conveniences attached to the above plape-r-l offer tor sale at n reduced pi ice for c ash, or on tune to ruit purcha sers. Any one wishing to look at said properly, or purchase, by calling on C. H, Johnson or John P. Lovett, who arc my authorized agents during my absence, can be accommodated. H. G. JOUNSGN July 3, 1854 . 27~1t /fmgL For Sale, THE p’ace whsreon I ilnwpeside.—— Terms cusv. J. VV. GQRBIN. Guilin, G a. July 2G, 135^,
