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EARLY COUNTY GRAND JURY
PRESENTMENTS.
WE, the Grand Jury ehomm and sworn for
the April Term of 1859, of the county of
Early do wake ibo following present uieutir:
Ist. We have through our Committees exam
iiied the Hooks of the Clerks of the Superior *nd
inferior Courts, Ordinary and County Treasurer:
we*find them kept iu a neat and correct manner,
all reflecting much credit upon their several offi
ces. We lind claims from Teachers of poof
children in the hands of the Ordinary for the sum
of $679.0?, it being the whole amount of that turn!
iu his hands, leaving h deficit of now
due said Teachers. Wo find in the bund* of the
county Treasurer the suui of $ 12k.00 general coun
ty funds, und the sum of $99.52 Jury funds.—
We also learn that the sum of $106,60 of the
general county funds, and the sum of $87*36 Jun
luud is still due the county from the lax VJollec
tor upon the last year's tux.
2d. We the Committee of Public Buildings do
find the Jail iu an unsafe condition, and recom
mend that the Inferior Court have the doors cas
ed and faced sides and edges with iron \# of an
inch thick, and strongly fastened with bolts and
staples, and the bolts to the eased parts brnded
ou the staples tor the outside; the window* to
have bar? of iron, on the side of the casing, hi
side and outside, ihticuod with bolt* and staple* i
the same as ( t he doors; and also to have new
strong locks fur the iuaide door. Wo find the
Court lloium completed except the columns iu
front.
fcffdWe find|our oublic roads in a'very bad condi
tion, especially tne foftd leading from Blakely to
Morgan. Most of our roads are almost hnpnst-'it
ble, and we recommend the Inferior Court to en
force the rowri Law* rigidly, causing the Com nils
aioner to put the roads in order forthwith.
4th. We recommend a bridge to be built over
Sowhatchee crock, on the river road, at then lace
known ua lieye's Ford, and request the Inferior
Court to take some notion on this subject a; -uoti
as they can.
sth. On the subject of free schools, we adopt
the attached printed circular, known ms the plan
of Mr. T. K. R. Cobb.
6th. We recommend the Inferior Court to levy
a tax of 20 per cent upon the Slate Tux lor the
Common School Fund.
7th. To his Honor Judge Kiddoo, we tender
our thanks for his diligence and promptness c\-
ereiaed in the discharge of his oflielal duties. To
the Bnl. Gen. pro tern., Arthur lloud, Esq., we al
so tender our thanks for his courtesy and assis
tance to this body.
Bth. We recommend the Clerk of the Superior
Court to have these presentments published in
the Columbus Times.
JOEL L. PORTER, Foreman.
Samuel Webb, Thus. E. Sj.eight,
John U. Mulligan, Allen tluv.jr.
George W. Meroer, M. J. Lewis,
Abdallah Smith, La/.urus Sinuous,
Thomas B. Andrews, 11. Al. Run woody,
William 11. Wade, .lamer lluchauuu,
Znehuiiith Cowart, J B Moscly,
John J. King, A. R. Ran son*,
John Gilbert, John Davis,
M. T. Alexander. John J. Bird.
A true extra.M from the minutes ol Early {su
perior Court, April term, IS.VJ.
JAMES IE JONES, Chrk.
April 30th, 1859—wit.
DIED.
In this city yesterday, at the bouse of her Min,
Mrs. Nancy Prudlb, a native of Conueetieut, born
Aug. 8, 1790. Like the fully ripened vheaf, she
bowed her head to the reaper. She rests in Jksu s
and her works do follow her.
At her father’s residence, in Mil lodge vlllu on
Moiiday, moruiug the 18th inL. Mies Su-au K.
Fort, third daughter of I*r. Tomlinsou Fort.
OBITUARY.
Where***, •* the provulouco of yii. it iiutb
)>le&Hel Hito. iu llis wisdom, to remove from our
midt our much esteemed and worthy Lrnther J>r.
L. P. TItAMMLLL, who and parted thi* life on thu
21st instant—Therefore
Resolved, That we, a* brother Masons, how in
humble submission to tin- inscrutable pruvideiue
of Him “who rides upon the wind# and who go
verns all things after tho counsel of his own will.”
Resolved, That ;wc, as Masous, have lost a
worthy and much beloved brother, and that so
ciety has boon bereft of an ornament of truth,
virtue and morality.',
Resolved, Thut wo, a# o fraternity, deeply zvm
thize with the bereaved wife and family ol our
deceased friend and hrothcr.
Resolved, That tho Lodge be dressed in mourn
it6, and that we wear the usual badge of uiouru
ing f(r thirty days.
Resolved, That thfe Secretary tender a copy of
these resolutions to the family and friends of the
deceased.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions he
sent to the Coinuibu.- Lmjuiier and Timex for
publication.
GKO. W. MI LLlN>\ I
lUCH’D K. K EXXON, ‘ om.
L. L. STANFORD, J
April 22, 1859.
OiUTIABI.
Died, on the 20th of March, iu Muscogee coun
ty, at the residence of his father. J. T. Lukey,
Keq . of Brain Fever, Zacuariau <. Lokkv. in
the 20th year of his age, leaving a iurge circle of
relative** and friends to lament their K s.
Unjoined the Baptist Church in July at Mt.
Zion, in this county, under the pas forage of A. 1-.
Borders. He continued from thut time until the
dot* of his death, to manifest by on orderly walk
and Godly coinorsatiuu the uiuecrity of his pre
tensions. At the time of his death, ho was a |"i
pil in the schiHil of the writer, than whom it ne\
er has heen his privilege to have a h< iter.
For such an one to bo thus early snatched
away then, is to ull human conception, a mystery
and a pity. But the Lord knoweth best. The
Judge of all the earth will do right. Then dear
parents and relations grieve not, but ever retnem
her that “resignation sweetens the evils of calam
ity,” and thut your beloved Hon and brother is now
removed from the trials aud trouble of this un
friendly world to the dime# of bliss, t> sing the
praises of his Redeemer forever, and e\ er.
“With all our soul, O Lord, we give
The child thy love bath snatched away ;
On earth we would not have him live,
With us we would not have him stay.”
i. i\ fti.
KKTIRKLY NEW! KXTIIIKI.Y SEV!
WHAT IS IT’
That Wonderful Purifying Agent
Durhy's Prophylactic Fluid!
Thin is a New /Htrourry. It in the re tin ft of
Learned Hetearck. It it a tritonj/h of
Scicntijic Skill !
IT tea Chemical Union of material*, pmviited by Na
ture! herself, lor rendenhg pur* the air we bn-athe.
It* action is m obedience to fixed law*.
QUICK, SURE. POWER I L L!
It purifies dwelling*. sinks, kg’ liens.
It ic move* all offensive odors;
It cure* bums with instant certainty;
It is the best prefMruiion ever used ti*r fresh wounds.
It destroy all veg-table and aniniai |Mteons;
It relieves in a few seconds the bites of inserts,
bees, etc
It preserves meat from spoiling.
It makes hard w aTkb sort
It relieves the heart-burn.
It w the best coameii;.
It scatter*: bo us when forming;
It soothes boils when formed,and heals them rapidly
It is good for carbuncles, ulcer*. corns and *ore;
It cleanses the lentil ami purities the breath;
The worst symptoms of Typhoid and chariot Fever
are mitigated by the use of this Fluid; it has Iwen
known to check Ho- spread ofTyplioid Fever in Fam
ilies ami upon plantations.
leading physicians are using it in Charleston, Co
lumbia. tea van nail, Augusta. Atlanta, Macon, t .liuiu
bus. Montgomery, freliiia, Mobile and New orb-mi
Tin* Hospitals ul New Orleans and Mobile ate
using it.
Hospitals. eoTPontlOM, ship masters, manufacturers,
planters, physicians, Airmailed by the gallon at reduced
rates.
For sale by druggists and country men bants gener
afly, from whom orders are respectfully solicited
Try at least one b<mle Price SO cents. Follow di
rections.
irrManufactured only in tin laboratory of
J. DARBY, Auburn, A!a.
For sale by all the Druggists of Columbus.
N M--Persons wish.ng soils, ores, wani. hr an
alyzed can have it done on reasonable terms by send
ing to ProC DAUBY marl 4 vvdin *
LOOK’ TO YOU It INTEHE ST.
Sufferers front Scrofula anil Scrofulous affec
tions, clean up! Why wear your Pimples. Blotch
es, I’lcers, Soros? Whv have the life twit-led <ut
of you by Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and Goitl —
Why suffer Syphilitic and Mercurial diseases to
rot the bones in your body, or the flesh oil your
bones ? Why lot your (doggish blood drag, and
scatter its distemper* through your vein* ‘ Ayer'*
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla cures theso
complaiuts, and cleanse* them out of the system.
Ise it faithfully and you bring to society a healtli
cr, cleanlier, aud fat more acceptable iuuil*er.
Democrat, Halt., Md.
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE’S
Celebrated Female Fills.
Prepared from a pretcripUan of Sir J. Cl nr hr,
M. Jl. Phyeician extraordinary to the Queen.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
THE GREAT ENGI.IHH REMEDY
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
HR JAMES CLARKE’S FEMALE PILLS
SIR JAMES CLARKE’S FEMALE FILLS
MIR J A MLS CLARKE’S FEaiALE PILLS
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIftTB
HOLD MY ALL DRUGGISTS
HOLD MY ALL DRUGGISTS
N. 8.~i1.00 and six lumuge stamps enriosed to
any authorised agent, will insure a bottla. < oiiuiining
ftO Pills by retui n Mil. man bO—dw ly
•old in Columbus, by Pemberton A Carter, Acee A
Ttrsoit and ali respectable Druggist’a.
The OxyoknaTluD Brnsu. have no'cqual us a ton.
Is medicine. They contain no alcohol, and art* esper
tally adapted to the delicate constitution of temal**,
sintering from debility, or from any derangement of ;
die natural Aim lions.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
intrinsic virtue alone con id insure th. suceeea which
tins article has attained—for Rheumatism, Halt Rlnuml
Bums, Bruises. SUIT Joints, or fluid*. fipruin, Pole
Evil, and Swelling# upon Horses, it has no equal for
man or beast. No person will he without it who has
once tested its value, “And with reference to the gen
eral estimation of the Mustang Liniment, 1 can cheer
fully say that no article ever pei-fouiicd so many cures
m our neighborhood as this. L W SMITH, llidge
field, t min.” S Leilih, Esq . Hyde Park, Yt. writes:
“that the horse was considered worthless (his ruse was
spavin,) but since the use ofiho Mustang Liniment, I
Imve sold him for 6150. Your I.iuuneiit is doing wou
d. is up here ‘* Such testimony is reaching u# every
day. The half Is not told.
Kvn> Teamster and family should have this in
valnahle article.
Beware ot lioHations. Sold iu ail parts of the habi
table globe.
D.YRN ICH Sl P ARK, Proprietors. New Yoik.
Mhivli Si, Ih^y—-wliu.
1 WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Wo OMiufrt refrain from calling the attention of
our readers to an advert focnicut. in this tiny's pa
per ofthe Hair Restorative oi l*rof. O. J.'Wood
A Cos., of St. Louis. It will bo soen that lie has
u timorous certificate.- from i>ersoii.# of the highest
character, to the merits of his lleatorutive. From
positive know lodge we are also enabled to say,
that it is in every sense what it professes to he,
ami we do not boaitato to proiiounee it the finest
preparation for the.head and hair which basso
fur been devised by liuuiau ingenuity. We have
seou it arrest threatened baldne-s, and restore to
the head its original prolusion of natural and
glossy hair, and when the latter has hecu prema
turely tinged with gray, wo have seen it like mag
ic, restore the Colors of youth and health. The
distinguished propriety of this we might truly
s *v. niiftusMtoiia “Restorative,” is that it gives t.
the person who uses it. the same head of hair
that they wore in youth, thus acting in strict com
pliance with the rules of the first and greatest •>(’
all toilet maker*- Nature. No one who has used
it will hesitate to unite with us iu this testimony
to its peculiar merits.—[Covington (La.) People's
Friend.
Sold by all Druggist* in this city, and by deni
ers and druggist* generally throughout (he United j
Stale# and Canada*. api2S—wd2w.
Holloway’s Pills am the only universal |
medicine of the present day. The sun never sets !
upon the scenes of it* beneficial influence. In j
lands both civilized and savage, it is the medi
cine of the million for alt interna! complaints of!
the human frame.
j.'Ai. Hold at the manufactory, No. 80 Maiden
Lane New York, and by ail Druggists, at 25. .;
| 68c., and fl. per box. npo7- lwdw.
Houses ( Icoredof Vermin.
LyonN Powder and I * Pill*,
All Hie insect tribe will kill
Jinlire Meigs, PmUiieni of ibe Anierirnn Institute. 1
say*-—"The discovery of tbi* powder, liy Prof. Lynn
is of nationalinipoitaim Tfi.- Farmer# Club have
tested it thoroughly. Locust#, giansiiopp< rs. ants, burs |
and all vermin cun be destroyed, gardens pre*cived j
and houses made pure. // is f rfr from junton to mm- j
**■ •*• ■ l#m fu’ II.” Tl.if i, Mue.ll.w \
as to the frent efli. tu yof this article. \ sow applica
tions destroy everyth!- g like garden worms, bed bugs,
fleas, ticks, roaches, etc. It i. tin Asiatic plant discov,
eretl by Mr. E Lyon
Many worthies* imitations are advertised The on
ly genuine i* signed K. Lyon. It iuu> be ordered j
through any merchant.
’Tis Lyon’s Powder kills insects in a trice,
W tub: Lyon’s Pills are mined fix ruts and mn e.
Sample Flasks, 25 cans; regular sizes, 50 cent.# St #1 ;
BARN Let A PARK, New York, j
March 30,1858—d&w im
ALFRED MARKS, Ks p <;.ys; --.My wile has
beeu son ly afflicted with dyspepsia for tho last
year. During this time she had used so many
medicines, which seemed to aggravate rather than
remove the diseuse, that wo almost despaired of
licr recovery. Living in Ibo country, she enjoy
ed all the advantages of pure air and exercise,
yet she seemed U become more enfeebled. With
some difficulty, I persuaded her t. take your
HOLLAND BITTERB, which, I am happy to
state, has completely cured her.”
Hcp advertisement. ap27—lwdw
(•KOlttil A, Muscogee County,
ADMINISTRATOR'S HALF. ti\ virile ..fan
J\ order from the Honoral.fi-( ourt ot Ordmaiy <>i
Muacogee county, <ia., will fie sold, a* tin* Market
House m the citv otTolumtuii., Ga., on ifi. first I'ue.
day in June ncxi, within the iej>:ii fiom# of sale. im<>
negro men, Gli.ltEßT and HENRY , belonging mtjie
t stale of John E Distieroon, li- -a*et| fi:fi- t.ir the
bem-m of llm legatee# Gilbert mol Henry arc wi ll
known m Columbus, amt p..•.•*# luefiiv valuable
qu iti'O *. TilOfi. J. 1> A Vie* A.lmimutraim,
May 2—'w4od with lh will, &:.
EAR lA’ SHERIFF SAI.ES.
Urn.l. be sold oil the first TiK'sday >u June nest,
before the Court House iloorill Blakcij. Early
Ga.. within the leaalboar# of mu.c, Ibe folfi.w
ing |M‘o|i*ri.y, 10-w it.
Lot ol Land, number mu- hundred ami forty, in the
liilh district of said county, levied on .-s i|,
of John Dill, io satisfy similry ft lii# pomieil om by
ific filieritfol Clav coiinte
Also, at lhe same time and place will lx- sold, two
L t-. ol Land Number- Fifi. -niue and H.xlV tuo. J. v
icd on us i|n- property of Moses rthirlilaml. in Uu ‘-ill
District of said i .uiniy. in saii*l> three Ju-ficc Cimu
i fas in favor of A J .Metier- property (M.inlc.l out by
ifi* - Defendant and returned io me bv a lonsiable.
ANTHONY in TCIIINH Wb'lE
April So. 1850-wide.
Vs S2O REWARD.
k*A and n.XNAXX XX I ..iinty, /Xi.liMKi.
7S Ir-.UI 111. ; .!ll o|- I. . J|„-l„,y 1.,.,-
Cl, In tire Mull yeai of Ins age, yellow . onipfi -.
—SWi ‘--d a lilllc bald, and null a slight scar on •■m
of >•* jaw # from .i defortivu fr.oili. The bov is about
five feel, Icror eleven inches in height, and weigh#
perhaps 175 or ISO !b* fiteambna* men and Ituilrund
o dice is are requested |Q be on the lookout.
1 w ill give the above reward for the uppit heii non
and ronfineiiii’rii iu anv safe jail so that I mn gei film.
May AI- ultl* STEPHEN PACE.
( reek Siam). M ou ( ounl v. Ala
Georgia State Lottery.
—Fur tho honoli’ of the—
MONTICEULO
UIMON ACADEMY,
[Authorized by Special *dc( oj the I.djialaturr.
.Uckiiiiirv A to. iflanagerii.
Capital Priszo
JB €30,000-
MORIi THAN OXE I-KIZETO EVERY TEN
TICKETS.
Whole Tickets #lO. Halve* (Quarters 52.5 U
.llavnilio'iil Vi'licnic
To be Drawn each Katurdny in May, Ikiil
CLABB IS
DRAW # ON SATURDAY,'MAY 7, |
CLASS 10
DRAWri ON* KATI RDAY, MAY 11, I*so. !
*
‘* CLASS 20
DRAWHON MA I 1 ItD AV. MA\ ill, 1850.
CLASS ai
DRAW# ON HATUKDAY, MAYHS IM.lt).
I Prize of BOO,OUU I I Prize of *I.SMJ
1 ** . lO.OtHI 00 “ 400
J “ 5,fXHt I inn •• 300
| “ 5.000 I Ilk) “ 200
I “ 4.000 100 “ 100
I *• 3,000 1 100 •• 50
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 Prizes of 3*loo upproxim’g prize are 1.000
4 •• :too *• lo.ono I ,‘JHJ
4 •* 250 M 5,000 “ 1,000
4 “ *•'* 5.1MH1 “ 1,(00
4 200 “ 4,000 “ HOO
| n | *WI “ 3,000 tHHI
4 *• 100 •• 1,50 e “ 100
j.UIHt prize* of 30 ore I50,o;KI
5,4*<5 Prizes amounting to *330,100
I F.HTIFH ATEM OF PACKAGE* will be sold at
the following rates which is me risk:
Certificate* if Puckagc* of 10 W bole Te Li. .. m:ii
10 Half “ M
“ •* |0 Unarter “ Is
“ M 10 Eighth* “ o
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR ( KRTI! K ATli*
Enclose the money to onr uddres* for the ticket* or
dered, nn receipt i*f which they w ill be forwarded by
lir.-t mail Purchaser* can have ticket* ending m any
figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prize* w ill be sent in
purchaser* immediately after the drawing.
All i ouniiutikatlons strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or certificates to
McKINNEY h CO, teavannah. Oft
1.. W. JONKH, Agent, t.'olumbus.
April 2b, 1 Hi'.i
BARLOW’S
indkio r,i.i i
FOR UJ.I KING CLOTHS.
\FRW grain* dropped in a tub of w ater being sufi
. tic lent lor a whole wash
Hob! hy JOJIIN W BROOKH.
j April 111, M'l Druggist.
( tlibltlAV VV ATI JS !
J ITHT received and for sale bv
April 21 JOHN W BROOKt*
Jonc|ili F. Pou,
j ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COLUMBUS, GKORGIA.
llfllA attend promptly to all business gntmsteil to
ft his care in the countie * of Mum ogee Harris
Talbot, Taylor, Marion and Chattahoochee.
Office on West Hide us Broad ttroat, over Wynn It
Park * store aprfiM—wdly
■—■"l 1 i.i. i* i , . _ L
New Goods I New Goods!
ANOTHER LOT OF
Jiiitt siiuxt; i\ii siimt
FANCY DKESS GOODS,
Ji'ST received nv express at
TH so Cl I foA 1>
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
mi ai
JAS.irraat.ups
140 Broad Street,
MASONIC BUILDING.
COXaUMBTJS.
Thee Gouda have hooti PI HCHA.SKD AT A
REDUCTION OK FIFTY PERCENT. ON THK
PRICKS PAID FOB SAME STYLES LAST
MONTH. Aiu.-ugnt them will bo fouml Bump
very de.lrablo (loo.!*, vir—
Flounced French silk Robes,
Broco.ded *• “
Barege lE.he*, j French Cambric Robes,
iJremuliue •* I French Jaconet do.
Organdie, “ j French Rrilliant do.
Pine Apple Robes, and Chinese Fancy
Cloth Robes.
Al*o, n lurgo n.-sortuient of Organdie*. Grena
dine*, Bareges, Lawns, Tinsues, Gingham*, Ac.
At a very Considerable Reduction.
J A* l . Mel'll 11.1.1P5, 140 Broad Street.
■I ks W Santas is Ib'WwwwJ
JUST RJBCEIVFD BY
MIMEV, HODGES & CO.
AVe are iu receipt of oue oftho LARGEST and
11A N D.SOM EST STOC KS of
DRY GOODS,
Ever oflerod to the eituen* of COLUMIMS.
It . *.11 .*• i>t y of ••very variety heretofore kept by
the old tinu of MAN LEY a HODG ES with uiutiy
addition*, among which will ho found the MOST
DESIRABLE STYLES OF SILKS, vi/.:
Illark Silk#, Hep Silk*,
IJouMe Skil l Silk*, Hay ailt-re Silk*,’
4 *lupc Silk*, ltibe a l.e* Silk*,
(Mourning silk*, Tlmnuc*, (.roittuP*
Ace. Ai.
AT.HO.
BAUEGES —Plain, Bay adore, and Doublo Skirt,
ORGANDIES - Bobo Almwdn, Robe alms, Robu
Biarritz, Rube Favorite.
JACONETS— Plain, Small Figured Robe, and
Flounced.
BRILI.I ANTES-- Ereueh Cambrics and Lawns.
Our EMBROIDERIES and WHITE GOODS
cannot be surpassed, and will be •/ lu plea.su
the Ladies.
OUR STOCK OF
STAPLE GOODS
is VERY COMPLETE— comprising the best
S land 1(M Table Damoik. Pillow, Shirting
Hitd Housewife Liueu#; Linen and Cot
ton Sheetings, Toweling*. Napkins,
Dovlic*, 111 I, ll l, 12-1 A CM
Toilet and Marseilles, White
und Colored Quilts.
DH A 1 ’KIt Y. 110 Sl Klt Y,(r 1.0 VKS
I A
Weinvite ALL to give our Stock an examina
tion. It i* large, und we are determined to sell.
“Let those buy now who never bought (o/)
before,
And the- who always buy (/ *) now buy the
M W LEY. HOUGHS & CO.
(30 BROAD STRBBT.
March 15,1859 dwtf.
SPUING CU/rUIiNG
FOR 1359.
1. ik. BROEAW St CO
II aV E just received aHA N l>riOM K L<>T of
SPRING CLOTHING,
CLOTHS i CASSIMEHES,
FOR COATS AND PANTS.
V ESTINWS,
Os great variety, whicli we will niuke to order in th*
We nfiall be receiving by tlm Weekly Mounifil* frou
New York, our *t>a:k ol
Spring & Summer Clothing,
which we invite our friend* and th* public goueially
to call and examine, a* we nr* determined mil to lu
outdone either in Hty hr nr price h) any Iloiih in the
city. We will invariably deduct 10 per rent fur f.'a*h.
I A. lIitOKAW St CO.
olUHjbli*. Match I, I WO- dwif
FANCY SILBSJANGYSIkHS
JAMES M’PHILLIPS,
Ha* received another lot of those (’heap
Spring and Summer Silks,
which he has sold out <• rapidly. Tliomj juHt
roeeivt ■( he eon afford to sell even still cheaper.
1,000 Varda Fancy Silks at 50c—worth 9fic.
I, “ “ CO— “ SI.OO
500 Dre e Pattern* from S7.t>o to !f-12,. r >o I
worth from $12.00 to $20.00.
Ladies are respectfully solicited to call and exam
ine these goods before making tliolr purchase* else
where; as this ia tin hem chance for buying new
and fa-liionable DRKSS HOODS. fur half their
value, that lias been offered in Columbus this sea
son. J. MePHILLIPH, 140 llroad St.
isii >wj^:izi/s
F-A-TEINTT
BirUMINOUS COAL OIL GREASE,
FUR
AXLES, MILL-GEARING, Ac.
rpillH GREASE. lor Wage*. Wagons. Carts. Un
I ri:u!< - Mil; Gearing. Heavy Bearing*. hr .is lournl
to he the h. st to use It i* warranted to Bland any
temperature li comhines the body and fluidity ol
Tallow llci:tv:i\ hiiil Tar. keeps the axle* always
n.ul and -lo* * not run off. and i* uusurpasseil in dura
bility and cheupiievs
Hold tn JOHN W. IJHOOKH,
April 21. 1850 Drtlffftel
Fi*e*b Vaccine Tlattcr,
I I HT received bv
r) a;, i ■ — ts JOHN W IIROOKH, Dniggtet
N EW
SPRING AND SUMMER
BUT GOG 23.
f I HT n-ceived from New Yoik ami Europe, hy Dl-
J RM I IMPORTATION at
J. KYLE Sc CO’S
.Vo. 100 Itroail Sit.
Owing to the long standing and well known repu
tation of our lloiihc, we dee rn It uunecesyary to flood
the town and country with Hauiing Imnd-tiill* and long
moo.•mo.i: .nlvertisionent*. Tin., -eason, however.
w<- would he rloing injustice to our friend*, customers
and others, hy neglecting to Uifonu iliemtli.it
oun STOCK
■ NOW,l liWH.KTK IN KVIOIIY DEI'AHTMKNTI
Is the Largest and Best Selected
WK KVEII IIA1), OH.WAS
Ever Received in Columbus,
IT EMaBACi:* ALL THE
N EWE ST STYLES OF
bill;** MOOD*,
In every fitl.ric known, including the
I'INE APPLE GRENADINES.
PLAIN AND DOUBLE HKIRTH, and the
BIiRAGE ANGLAIS:
PAMRW'H ENTIRELY NEW,
Also, a fttll assortiimnt of every article In the
DRY GOODS LINE,
A large portion of which
IMP 011 TED BY OURSELVES
Direct ti'om Europe!
thu* saving to those who buy of us the liupotera and
Jobber* Profit# in New York.
Columbus, Ua March 10, IW. iwtf,
HULL, DUCK & CO.
ARE now prepared m supply their customer# with
everything they may need fix Family or Plantu
flop u#c.
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
\HE agent* for the sale of the National Agricultural
Implement*, and keep always oil hand Ploughs,
Harrows. Rakes. Iloes, Wheelbarrow*, Corn
fhraw Cutters, Corn Mill#, Hand-plows, etc , etc
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
HW R just ie> eivcil a large lot ol LuuJ Plaster, and
Calcined Pla.tci for Demist*.
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
kl.I’P every thing which a Planter can possible
- need.
HULL. DUCK & CO.,
nAVE u Ail) amt genera! assortment of Groceries
ot every description - tin* Liquors, Cigar*. To
bacco, Bugging, Hope, &.e„ 4i
HULL. DUCK & CO.,
HAVE a large and well assorted stock of nil kinds
ol blaple and Fancy Dry Hoods.
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
I I t'l. .ill kinds of rial#, Fashionable Moleskin.
II assimere. A- ~ and Coinmou Wool and Straw j
lluts tor piuinariouN.
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
KELP all the Dings and Medicines necessary ou a
plantation
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
nA \ E H general HSMortment ol llanlwtre. such a*
Hatchets, Hammers, Ifoet, Axes. Knives,kt
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
nA\E a good stock >if Saddles of every kind.
Bridles, Whip*, etc..etc.
HULL, DUCK & CO.,
ITAVE Root* und Shoes of vai mil# kinds und quail-
I lie# Russet Brogans, f.Ynts’ line Hoots and
Shoes. Ladies’ Hlioes of every description.
Coluiobus, April in, lefiv.
E. BA!INAR,a & CO.,
COLUMBUS, GA,
WHOLESALE AM) It UTA 11.
GROCERS A PROVISION DEALERS
jf-V-Yk HAVE on hand and will continue to receive
large and well selected slock, embracing eve
FV arlb'bi in Hit irliner, which are offered Id their
lUCJfiieads and the public at market pric e*- I'ouiu
und see us. 1857—dwif
HAVANA l KIAKS,
km food
n.Kr'J-I v,.111 K. IIARNARI) k ( (!.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES,
k DAKUEI.S chosen lor sale by
iiuir< bit;* will I I'.. liAltN AKD Sl (Ml
MESS l’OiiK.
lUU Feb. Is.— dw ll E BARNARD. It t’O.
GOLDEN SYRUP.
,)/ k 10 GALI.ON KEGS, Chub .
fi.r sale by E. MAUN ARD U CO.
Feb, 18, dwtf
TO THOSE L\MUTED.
flFfi hereby give n rrice that all claims due iis. and
** not paid or tmtiefaetorily arranged, prior to mil
r* urn day ol rt epectivc counties lu wbicU the par
ties reside, will be sued. None wilt be slighted.
I'luiiliuK I'umioeK.
1 1 IA BY It It ELS PI.SK E\ E ti. l-.t suic by
MM / tetri (Mil 1,. BA UN Altl> St I-f *.
\ptt MiKur and UlulaiiNt ii
t / k ilHDri. Hiig.ii. .ill grades,
‘ I* * I .Ml Bid#, and y.j bills elioic* Molasses for sale by
feblOdtf L. KAUNAUD U CO.
i'aiic) I'lwiir.
k ÜBLri. Extra ( holee Hhiui Loin#, for sale by
£Aj lebtlOdU’ E BAUNARD fc ( f.
Ilinnu Halt.
\ HA(JKH for sale l.y
•JYI let.h),lll F. BARN ARB St CO.
On C^nsiunnioil.
•)/ W k ('f)ILH Hand Hpuu Rope, a good article for
•)I/1 f sale in lots by E BARNARD St CO
Columbus, Feb. 10, 1850—dwtf
IRISH KHNTEISrS
AMI
HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS!
JAMES MtjPlllliLirS,
I SO Itcoait-sti-fct.
Would direct the attention of Ladle*, liounekoep
ci*. ami thorfo deairoUH of purchasing
G-ENUitfE LINENS,
t iii large and varied stock of those Hoods, im
ported from tile JJL.ST IRISH MAN UFA (.'TO
RI EH, and which he will sell Lure ut price*
•w rcit t i;\T mhi:k
than i* umtully charged for inferior good*.
He would also call the attention of Country
Merchant* and dealers to thi* Department of hi*
Stock, and can a.-*ure them that he will Jolt them
•hose H A’— V.-b ,
one price only.
KVEHYTIIINU MARKED AT THE MIWERT :
James jVlcDliilli p.s.
140 Bioad Street MAScnicßuilding
COLUMBUS, 0 KOKH IA.
Columbus,Hit.. April 14,1850. dAwtt
MIW SPRING & SIMM Kit
CLOTHiisra.
J. . MERRY,
s7 Kiti.til Mtrcet,
HAS in Store an*l i* now receiving a large und
well selected *hck of Gentleman’*, Youth’* und
Children's Clothing, for Spring and Suminer
wear.
ALSO,
A well selected stock of Gent* Furnishing goods,
of superior qualities, and of the latest and most
Fashionable Styles. All of which will bo sold
on thu most reasonable terms.
No. 87 West side Broad Street,
Columbus, Georgia.
March 2K, d*w2m.
*rr% J. FOGLE & SON,
fIZSWt dentisth,
on Rand.dph Street, near Broad,
COLUMBUS, GA.
Columbus, Dec. V, 1867. dAwtf.
KNW. I’. li.ee, I). D. h
Or Ml ul Sui'KCOM, B
OFFICE Comer llroail anj RenJolpti Ktree.e,
COLUMBUS OEOKOIA.
UecetoLer IT. tB&B. wArtt/.
BAY POTAvil,
JUftT recsivod by
April 21 JOHN W BROOK*.
GREAT BARGAINS!
AT TIT ‘ NT KEFS
HAZA.Ut OF FASlllO\ <
THE •uthsrriber, from continued bad health, being
“liable to give In# fin# Hies# In* |Mrsoiial super vi*
ion. has disposed of hi* lease in Iris old .Store, and bus
removed the slock to Ins
NEW AND ELEGANT BAZAAR,
N'o. T.l West Hide of Broad Ml.
directly opposite to his old stand. These two stocks
ol new and seasonable Dry (hinds, whnu combined,
("fin now by tor the largest stock in the city. The
stock consists in part of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
I*l YIN AND FANCY SII.KB.
BAY \HERE and Clll’.f k HtI.KH;
* N I*l Y ami KOI LARD HII.KS;
HLA( l\ MiI.KM, all tin* various makes;
CIJEN MU NEUOMKM. Ida. k andV. iored;
It YRF.tJE ItOIIKH, < iItC AN DIE ROHEM;
.1 YCKON F. I’ HOBF.M, liom Ml 50 io
(•INCHAM’aud CALK < * BORES;
3.000 Yards BAY M>F.ItE IMI./ AKIM'S;
s,‘Hkl yard# PltlN I’ED LAW Nm. at |o,
4,MM yard# PRIM ED small pat
f ill#. per turd.
ENCI.IMH and AM ERK AN C.VLICOKH, at 10, 11
and PD ji‘. pei yard—Fast Colors;
FRKN('II CAI.II'OEM, :i large assortment;
.Scurf H and AMEBK \N fiINCIIAMM
EMBROIDERIES,
IN (.hi: \T X AUICTV.
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
LAI>IKS’ 11001* S K I UTS, COIISKTS. A<-.,
a i.i. M Alois xmi run ks.
MY H'S OCK OF
IIOISEkEEI’IMi GOODS
Is very large, and selling nt prices which will defv
OIII|H'IiMI.
MY IMPORTATIONS OF
Irish Linens and Scotch Fabrics
ARENO HUlvriBLJCi !
( all and evaiunio my stock of them, before pnrclin-
Hing elf*e\\ here, us you tun save ‘LY pci cent,, it ‘iu.li is
generally paid to Import, i# und Jobbers in tlx- north
ern market, by retail merchants. For uu luti iim um
cle, purchasers of my Linens will ren ivo a pun: am
LACE MANTILLAS,
A MAHMKICKNT ASSORTMENT,
aiiawla, Sliawls,
Circular Shawls, la Barege, Crape d’Paris, ( ash
mere, Merino, &c.
I'AHAiSOLS, IN URJOAT \ ARIETV. !
H ATS. CAPS. BOOTS & SHOPS. !
V't being able to attend to the business myself, and k
wishing to reduce my stock to rim lowest possible
point, 1 now oili'i my stock ill merely u nominal pro!’
H; and being well supplied w itli a stuJl’nf gentlemanly ‘
and competent salesmen. Ladle* may rely on being I
well waited upon; and n< u further “imlmeioeiit, nil I
Mils purchased over Itlly dollars wdl be discounted live j
mm c ut. for rash. Ladies, call and see this new and I
beautiful establishment. Ah there is none like it in the
niy. it will repay you i..i h walk tlirniieh it. You |
cannot un*tHke tin* place, us the name and number !
•••* conspicuously painted oti the liont of ibe house, j
A IIFNTER,
April Tvvdtf No. 73 (West Hide! nroad St.
( ‘OI. I foM Ill’S
Stultllcry, Harness,
AND I.EA T HER, HT O RE.
11. MJDDLKBROOK & CO.,
94 Broad street,
/• A M.XMTXITI Ki;|l AM, UKAl.r.lts
j ... in MiuliUsa, BarntN, Loatlirr,
vMil-litln following touiprbte# it null
A -Hpuuish Uuliteil Saddle#, overlaid; l’.ng
Hull do; Planter#’Plain do; Youth'# und Boy’s do;
Wagon an Plantation do; ami Ladle* Huddle#,- varie
ty of styles.
lii-itll.-M, Muillimul-. Mklillc-
Jtl.lKN, SIIKI Mt'lllrill <IO.
HAKNESW.
Fine Silver plated C'urriuge Hnriiess -all qualities.
R*.i lout ay -
“ “ “ Double Buggy ••
Hiligle do “ “
Plain tilurk HaniCß#, all style# und qnulitfi-#.
LEATHER,
Skirting leather, Bridle do. Hug Skins,
Pad Skin#, llame.s so-allier, Oak and Hemlock,
Sole Lumber, Gull’ Skins. Lining Skin#,
(4hoe Peg*,Lusts,..Thread und Finding#, &r.
Ntachino l>i‘ltin<r.
Leulliei and Rlibboi Belting, all nuttli#,
Liglu Rubber and Cniivu# fieliing, for
Plow’ Burk Band#. Just the (lung for Planters.
Beil Hive!#,and Lace Leather.
TXnJDffltS,
trrma Ladies and (lentlcnien’s
and Traveling Trunk*, all quall
•ftsllIII niiSli*':rii aild slyle#. Bonnet Boxes, VaJi#e*
und I ‘uijM't ling#.
t.YRIIIAUH TRIMMINGS.
QdfIPV*JL/ I’.naincUed Leather, I’nt Dash heather a::J
EnauiebMl I lolli*. all xvidtb# ami
onTarpet, Lin e#, Fringes. Head Lining-',
I .eat he i Cloth Itootiiig#, Nail#. Turks, A.
rttiirup*, Hitt#, Bui kle#. Harm l ## Monntmg#,
Il.iiiit-s Collars, VY hip#, YY'ugon llreei hmg.t
And Bliml Bridies.
All the above good# are of our own tiinimlarture;
made of the best material and by cxpcpcnrrd work
men. We Invite ull those who an l in want ot m-tiric#
in our line to rail and rx,inline jiur stork, anil wen,
sure them that they will hr well HUtisfied with the
quality ol good# and the price#; a# they will be #old on
the very BES T TERMS
N B New Work made, and Repuliing done in the
sliorteHt nolire. <ler,J ~dv. if.
To Planters & Fanners.
JOHN LEE,
Agricultural aud Garden Seed Store,
Opposite Redd, PreerJk Cos. Itnmd Street,
COLUM Ills.
AHRKM.TI'UAI. ANI) GARDEN IMPLEMENTS,
f l , HElcst collection of Rake*, Spades, Slu.v
I els, Forks,Syringes, PruningHlio.u-. Plow - I'ul
tivator*. Out and Hlnn k I Titters, Com Hhelleis, hr.
ever nilered 1.-r*u!c In lliix city , ail nl which I am d.-t.-i
----iiiincd lo m-1I !43 pee cent tic low tfxe usual
prices/
Fresh Warranted Garden Seeds,
My arrangement* being now complete, | nni prepar
ed to sell all thu best varieties of the |iure*! U.udnn
Mm ds at 5 cent* per paper -12 papci* tin Ml • •-11111.
Pure Peruvian Guano.
“ Land Fhtstei, lione Dusi, Mlitle Island, l.'nliiinliiitn,
and ALmi .iii (jTiuiio, ut .\< u York prices, licight
merely added.
HOYT’S
Celebrated Super-Phosphate of Lime.
I am sole ag t for the Mile of thi* fertilizer tor this
cily and neighborhood. 1 1 has been applied with the
1110*1 marked slid e** to l otion, Cum. Potaloe and
Carilen frops in several parts of thi* rttute. Call and
ft i Pamphlet*, with unuly.-nH and certilicales of imiiue
rpiulitics.
Honeyblade Hungarian Grass Seed.
Now is the tune to plant this new and highly extoll
ed Grass; a large lot to arrive in a day m sn.
Flower Jar*, Flower Heed. Flowering Plant*, he’,
all at 3o percent, less tliun such things could be bought
heretofore. UiitrcliJl -rlwif.
WM A. HAUIIZWAV B. L. OKAY
HARDAWAY & GMY,
GENERAL
Commission and Forwarding
m a-; xl c xx a nr ‘X 1 h,
Comer of Olive and Commercial Streets,
SVIYT f.l IS, no.
Februurv 22. 186R--<Lt.wl v
BKKJ) OATS.
SKKD OATS raised in Maryland and free from
rust. Farmer* buy r/oad teed or none.
feblO- wdtf. TYI,Kit ,1 SIIOHTFH.
MOLASBKB.
IO(| Barrel* for ,ttle Ly
•o’ ’ TYl.ea i SnOKTER.
CORN AND FLOUR.
A (10011 lot now arriving andforsnla low.
feb It) dwtf TYLKK A SHOR PHR.
!i\vi;i;mvii i.i:i;tiii:s,
11,' IT received by
April 21 JOHN W. IIROOKH
NOVELTY WORKS !
F U UN I r r IJ It K
A.T RETAIL i
SALKS ROOM OVKIt
J. VI IMiillips Dry (iootls Store,
\o. 140 Ilrontl Ml., <’oluinlms, (Is.
AT the soliciintion of ninny friends I have de
termined to sell my Furniture at
rfl Retail as well as Wholesale.
And I will lie happy to meet and serve my former
filends und customer* nl my sales mom, a* above de
signated; and 1 must ask of those whom I have hot
served to call and let me show them my FI HMTUUK
and if it is
AH HOOD AND CUBA I* AH
NORTHERN FURNITURE,
| know that they will as ffuutliern people, give me
lbeii patronage
ty~ Dealers are invited to examine, my slock before
going North.
Ilrnekets, Moulding*, Carvings, Turn
ing, Fnnry Hawing, Ac.
DONE AT BHORT NOT ICE.
COFFIN X. both covered und mahogany, always on
hand and at all prices.
|! /'Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Address, W * IIAKKIK
CsluMbua, 9a , March It. dwif
86 ILLIUS & ROSE, 86
(fiII('(’F.MMORBTO II (IROHHM AY'En.l
No. SO ItKO klk STREET,
Have just rorelved a large and splendid ‘assortment of
LADI KS PiIKSS GOODS,
Shawls, Mantillas, Embroidories,
lIo.SIEKY. HANJ>K£K< I HIKFS,
AN BNDLESN VARIETY OF
BOOTS Sc SHOES,
AN EXTENSIVE HTOCK t
DOMESTIC GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
fIEN T’S FEBN ISHING GOODS,
M ATS, CAPS, Ac.
In fact every article from a piece of tapo to the com
pleie (ini tit ot a house and funiil) , und at a# low prices
a# the same goods can be liud in
Any Moolhcrii tlaekct.
Y\ e would res|xctfiillv invite the Ladies and ticn
lleincit ol'( olumini# and siirmuiidiug i nnntiy, to give
n* an early call, and examine our good* before pun ha
ing elilcw here
ILl.H'fi a Rome,
Marcli!!ls-dw3m High H* at the door.
Jllll GSJEDKIES, &(.,
AT CASH
J. A. WHITES IDL CO.,
lIM c;c; is'i’s;.
KIM nitt S. UEOHtdA,
HAVE tile pleasure ol inviting the attention of the
pubtK- to their large, fresh and well assorted
supply of
BUL BS, ( II INI H ALS, At ~
wlueli they ate sellmg ax LOW PHK'ES for CASH.
Ailiclu* wiiieh usually *ell ln one dollar, they are ol-
I'erinu ai 75 lo 85 cent:-, ( AKH.
AMKLUCAN WATCIIKS!
IN GOLD AND HILVER • AHEM.
At Purple’# old Stand, .lone’# New Building,
‘*• wt ’oluinfills, Georgia.
ttkuiS (fi t. SO- dwtf T M MPKARJ
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE.
A.C. SAUNDERS & CO.
YVOIILL) respectfully inform
. V _• oAM'-hi* uituene ol Columbi;#, ami the
eotiulrv enrroutiuitiß, that they
have taken thu Store tecetitiy
oootipinu hy Merry & l.audon, and are now ope
ning tho largeat, nest made and cheapest Slock ol
BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS
r lol>a found in the Oily.
HAVING KXTSNSIVK FACTOR IBS Ot’
Ol.’lt OWN,and haviti*; mndoarrungemeots with
tho tst ‘actories in the United Statue, with 20
yours experience in Memphis, Tennessee, we are
warranted in sayniß our stock will be SECOND
TO NONE IN QUALITY, STYLE, AND
ECONOMY TO THE FURCHASEK.
Our #tocK comprise* in part—
Men’s Thick boots sixes trorn 6 to 14;
“ Kip “ half welted and double soled,
*’ ** YV ator Prool boots;
“ Napoleon boots;
** Cuvalry do.
‘* Extra line Water Frool Hoots;
** Cork sole
“ Km set irex'd pump and half welt'd Cf bool*
” French boots ol su;enor style;
‘* Tiantutioii Hoots;
“ Fittest stitched Frouch Calf boots;
” ** l*ump ’* “ “
“ Arctic boot*;
Also, Men’s < )xiord Ties sowed and pegged;
“ Cougreas (>aitorß “ “
“ Calderons;
“ Scott Ties;
Men’s Call Fogged Brogans, pump* ands welted;
“ “ Sewed “ ’* half *
“ Seal, Goat and burt bropans pegged;
! “ Army and Plantation r>hoes.
Men’s Wax, Kip Hull brogaue pegged, Pump-
Al Welted.
Men's (Jailers, Slippers ol all the latest
patterns.
FOR LADIES.
Finest Kid &. Morocco lace and Congrws
Hoots, thick and thiu sole*, with und without
heels.
Finest silk warp lasting lace und Congress, do do
Sorgo do Borre, do do do do
Eugene, do do do do do
iiaiiuu ami English, do do do
French and Clove Kid, do do do
“ Ktd Heel Slipper*.
EngUMi Kid mid Morocco do and hall Gait
ers.
English Silk Lasting, do do do
| Velvet Toilet Slippers.
| Embroidered, do
| Women's Common Thick heel tiosof Kid, Mo*
| rocco, Sow! aud Gout,
j Spring Heel ties and HuHk'.ue.
I Gout. Cull, Huff, Seal iR Kip lace Hoots pegged
j and s*ed
Kip A, Calf Oxford Hoots laced and strapped
j Spring fieei Kip Pegged lace boots.
FOR UOVA
j Boys Thick Hoots,ixe Ito 5.
do do Brogue.', do Ito 5.
; do do Kip aud Call, do do pump* and
j huit welted.
boys Call aud Kip boots, wulied and Double
soled.
FOR YOUTHS.
Youth’s Thick Boots, sixes y to 13.
“ “ Brogans, do Sf to 13.
do do Kip do do
do do Hoots half welted and double
soled.
Youth’s Calf, do do do and do do
do do Brogans pumjis and hail welled.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
SowinJ Calf, Kid, (joal. Seal, Gram, Morocco
Hi.d Hull BouUnw thick and timi nolo, with aud
wntioul liooie.
Feggod Call,Goat, Seal, Grain, Morocco and
But) Booleca,timi and thick bolee, with aud with’
out boele.
Flue Kid rifts and Buskins ; Gomuiou Kid
Morocco, Heal and Goat Ties.
.Silk Lasting, Kid and Morocco Gaiiare with
und wiihout heels.
Kid, Morocco ami silk lusting lace Boots
do. do. Strapped Slippers.
(/’hilureti’a Guncrew. Heel Gaiters.
FOR PLANTERS.
The largest, best made, and
cheapest stock of
NEGRO SHOES
EVlifl BROUGHT TO COLUMBUS,
Among them are, Round and Lup Seam, Double
Braced, Double Soled Brogans, from 1 lo 15.
Round Seam Tuple Hutched lion NaiLd Bro-
Round Boam, Three Soled Brogaus- t)uk
Bottomt*, Ru-,setts and other kind* ranging in
price Irotn sl.lO upwards.
II uriy ol onr good* do not prove a* represented
hy us, we will make tile deficiency good lo the
purchaser.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,TRAD
I RS, PLDDALII.S, Art*.,
Wo can ofler goods at Boston and New York
us a call you cau .save irotn ls
Taking the quality ol our good* into considers!
lion.weaie to he undersold by no one North,
South, liiot or West.
We have made arraiigerneute to receive all now
styles Irom factoriea ol any nolo in the (Juited
.Stales as soou as introduced and ahull he receiv
ing fresh good* every week from oi?r own Fa<
tone*.
A. C. HAUNDLRH At GO.,
Oct 16.. wA till lull Broad Htreot.
THE PILLAR OF FIRE,
OR, ISRAEL IS BONDAGE,
v BY the Author of the “Prince of
the House of David,” being 1111
of the Wonderful scci*>* in Hie
mSEu IiBb of the Son of Pharaoh’s Duugh
ter, (Mosos,) from his youth to the ascent of Sinai
--comprising, ashy un eye witness, hi* miracles
before Pharaoh; the Passage of the Red Sea, and
the Reception of the Law on Mount Sinai; eon
laiuing ihi elaborate umi richly eolorud Descrip
tion of the Architecture of the Kgyptians, their
Manners aud Customs in Peace and War in the
Temple, the Family the Mart, aud at the Tomb;
und also of the Israelites, wbilv wi the Land of
Bondage; together with picturesque okutebe* of
(he Hebrew:-under their task masters, of scenes,
procession*, and spectacle* upon ami beside the
Nile, and Legends of the obelisks, sphinxes and
pyramids, und of their founders before the flood.
Delineation* of Beautiful Women, of .Miriam,
Aiucuse, Luxors, and Osiria, and of Wonderful
Moo, Aaron, Hie Prineeof Us, (Job) and Keinewi
(Moae*,) narrated in a series of Letters from *
.Syrian Prince travelling in Egypt, to his Royal
Mother, ‘Jueen of Tyre. The volume abounds in
characteristic passages ofhighly wrought beauty,
in Dramatic incident, aud in ornate descriptions
of Female Loveliness.
Just received und for *ulv by,
April 13—dwtf. J. W. PEASK.
BLANKS,
Os every daecriptioti used by Lawyers, or officers
of Court, priotad neatly and on superior paper,
at the TIMKB OFFICE.
SPRING GOODS
REDD, JOHNSON & CO.,
* liroml street,
Oolumtous, 000.,
IIA VB iu filer*'. ami an; daily rccoi
viiik m.-w mill elegant ih riKii# in
Plain und Fam y fiilk*,
DoubleMkirt fi'lk**.
Robes A Li'* fink*.,
Bayadere and Cheek Milks,
lllmA and White Antique and Rep Milks,
(ftod'Klrinc, Tallinn, amt Bumiliea
BARF.tJF.M. OUDANDIBM and JACKONETTO, in
*iiinlli)gu re*.
Robe a Leu,
Rob** u Le# ‘l Volnutea.
Kobe a l.e* Leonora,
Kobe a LastiJupe*,
Rube a Lo# Alineilu.
PRINTED Chnllj*. C’hintx, Ml MI.IN (JINCJIIAMM.
Britliufrte* and Lawq*.
M IIETI. YN I), ZKPIIY U AND MANO.N Y YVUOLB.
LACE MCTH. BI:RTH V M ANir MI.EEVKH.
J M\i is# sjet*; EinbreidcriuH of nil style*,
l Jaconet Notsij
Domestics and Linen Goods.
March 2 —dw.'tai.
To the Farmers and Planters of
GEOKtiIA AM) ALABAMA 1
m liXIIMV, I.Xh'ltOV HXIUNT, (.'ON X OMEN IE.
DJiTSSSEI’iS
Manipulated or I’iumjdio-I'rninian ttfiano /
’ I ‘HE fiu t that Viii* Cuuno i# eipiul to Peruvian,
I ponod |H-rponnd, i* n# well esmfilislied a* any
fuel *an be established fit Unman testimony and ex
perience.
Foili amid reaeon# why Farmer* tdmuld u#*j this
Guano in preteienie io any oilier
l*i. It i* fully equal lo Peruvian on the first crop.
•id. It cost#, at iiie-enf price of Peruvian, flutes#
per lon.
Jit. It i* pertei:lly prepared for uniucdiute use, by
drill or otberwise,
4th. 11 •** in lam# filly percent, more Ph.mpliate than
Peruvian, und loeu fi-ru amoro permam nl improver
Tin* (iiisrtf* I# us**il by lit? following named uentfi
iiien. among oilier#, liom v tuna it# letmite may be
lea
Ju*. I'ljiiilc. Lsq., Mil. An louubJ Taylor, N. (7.
M. T. Goblsiioro’ Dr. George Field, ••
Janie* Enbunk, Y’a. (en .1 II l.ittlejOliil “
Mamiiel l'iiw. ** .IB Greene, “
Dr Urnn Field. Roln. Nonteel,
L'om-iimei* uiu*l be particular lo tqieuly ill their or
ders HELM G M. ami observe tliut mu name la bruilA'd
on the bag*.
‘IA i m# ( o*l i, •>! mi ceputbl*’ lime lira A* oil city house#.
Painphirti* invmg a lull n*. mint of Uie above Guano
can be ol.turned b> utldt* #*mg
4-1 iV (0.,
SOLE AG ENTS FOR COLUMBUS, GA.
January lit, 1850.—wwiI3iii
Irish .Potatoes.
1 i"Yi Y BItLM ('bouts Noriliorn Poiuloo#, for sale by
lUU jaulS—dwif Gl MIY &.( n.
Periivinii (niiaito!
A GENUINE ARTiCLß—warranted, and a*cheap
x\. a* tun be mid down liom iVew \ .ik.
tilMlY St GO.
American Guano!
7PHK ■tnnbiiiutioiiH of tin* Guano giv - >i high re*
1 pule a.- al. rliliy.-'i.aiid it l# la*feil as fritiy equal
lo the Peruvian. A huge supplyKsn- eted ai an curly
!.> 1> GUNIFY At CO.
Golmubu#, Ga. Jun. 4, IBSU. dwtf.
Potomac Herrings.
11l HALF IIBLM. Poioma< ll.iimj, in pi< kle, ftr
IU safe by fiIiAUY A CO.
Sundries.
subscriber# are receiving and will keep run
1 -tainiy mi bund the follow mg art tele*:
No. 1 lind 2 Mm l erel, in Hull Kii# and hu#:
Miigar Cured Ham* ;i chon e anicle.
Ureuktu*l Bacon, rtnmked Beef, lleef Tongues,
Al*". ilie following artit I*;# of tin* best ipiality vix:
Lime Plaster Pari*,
litdruutic Cement,
G\ p* m iu,
Dlujxling Powder and Marty Fuse
Roek and Ailum Mult.
JianlH-wdlf til’MlV St CO.
Pickled Pork.
,)R IIBLM, Rump Pork, very line for sale, by
#£jan 13 -wdlf (.1 NBY at, 00.
JUST RECEIVED;
r/ \ BULM DRY MALTED MEAT,;
JU Itao- Fiii in Hull .rod YV iime frl.l*.
Ilreakfust Bueon; ('h.|e Mutt mi Hams;
Sum Smoked Reel; Exir-l Choice pig ilam*;
Cl ar and Ribbed Bacon Mldes;
Ham* uml Shoulder#. Pickled Pork Round**
fob 14d For *ale by GUNBY 4c (,’<>.
CRACKERS I
11ST RECEIVED, Mud* Cracker*,
*J Butter
Boston
Hand M ule Butter,*
IV me
Lemmon
Crackm i*. for sale by bUNfIY St CO.
February hth, JBso.—dll'.
11 ATI.S.
4 LARGE LOT OF CHOICE TENNKteBE|
iY Ham* forsulc hy OIINHY * CO.
1 • braui. 1 . IftSft ftf
THE I ,l’inm
I N V I GOKA TOR ,
PREPARED IIV
II it. S A N Lt F O It D,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FftiiM GUMS.
Ji4 one ol the be si purgative and Livui Mcdieiae* now
. before the public, that out* uh a (..uU.uu-. <:,*wr
in filler and more eUeLtuui than any other meuii me
known. Bis not only a cathartic bill a hver remedy
ui ting first on ihc Liver to eject il* morbid matter then
on me stomach aud bowel* to carry oil’ the matter,
linn- iw coiupliohluK two purpose* ufimuaiiy, w ithout
any of the painful iec.lhigs experieiiced in the operation
nl most cathartics. It sti the sjzteiu ut the
name lime U puigos u; and whtm luken • uriy m mod
erate doses, will strengthen and build up with unusual
rapidity.
The l*lvr is one o! J the principle regula
tor* ol the Imiuaii bo- 1’ uy. and wocn it ;>er-
Komsiis film lion* well ,J "’ power* of the *ys
le.'n ;tic ftilly developed #r As liir Moiimrh 1* ul
most entirely depeml Healthy ac
tion ot'the Livei lor tin- j /ii proper pcrlorumm t- o
its lunctions, whenihc stoinacb is at lault Hie
Innvu.-. at fault, and “*"L lli e wlnm- -ysium suU
ci in coimeijiiciK ■ ol ••* orm.i the Mv
re having -cased to -h’ ‘b its duty. For the
discin'• ••! that organ. ‘ 'ne of tin proprietor*
has m.i'l*! H Ins study, 111 prm in • of more
than twenty year*, to find ome icini-dy
wherewith to tounh-r J ;• 1 Uw unuty derange
inentH to wlitcti H 1* j.', hab.e.
To prove Unit tin* re I “i ly is ut lasi found,
any person nullified ••C. .yilh Llvtt Com
plaint, in any <fi it*(W*. ‘'-is but to try
bottle, and conviction) i lB ; • 1
Tin's*; ti'iui* remove 3 fp ail m.-.bid or hud mn
ter from tin system, J *up:ly;ng in iln-ir plw •
u healthy How of bn-- j; - tin
notrii. causing loud te L “G uip.-st well, |?t ty •
lag the blood. ‘ ! giving 1 a-- 1 -'-nn
to the whole machine r”! r y, remm >g the niw
of the iftNcust-—eftec ‘Uig aru -*1 cure.
Illlloiu Httacku .11 1, aud,
w list is better, prev . and, hy the
occasioual use of the SuLj; **t var srivlgoi*.
tor ‘ ;
One dose aflar eai t^('“H. h HUtficbiiit to rnieve
the stomach arid 1 te- vent the loud rrom
rising and untiring. ;
Only one d..sc laken betora ictiring pn
ve/'ls V I gl* lllltr* _.j 5
Only one dose tokmi S’ at Bight, loosens the
oowei* geiitly, and cure* i;oUv at
One done taken after each tueai will cure
Dyspepsia. i'^d(
One dose of two )(lea spoonfuls will al
ways relieve ftl* k ileMilaclis.
One. dose taken for iwaiale olistructions rn-
HWJUL%... , “ lU *® °‘ 1 disease, and iiuikos u
Only one dose hume lialely relieves cholic,
whth
Oil doee often rapes* JJ 1 . ed tea sure cure lor
. hiilcra Alurbim, r 1 j and pre.cillative 01
Cbolera
hgr il h*y ‘"in bottle r Jis necde lto throw out
of the systemthe eliects TANARUS, ol medicine alter a long
OUd. m* 4 - ‘J
\.gr one imtUe tak . eii Our Jutxiullt erc
nn.vi-s all salldwness or 1 unnatural color from
the sum. —j:
One dose taken a !]• short time be for* nai
-11 y gives vigor to the upjwtite and inuksc
food digi’St w ell.
One dose olren re|Mated enr** ‘ brimh Liar
rliint, 10 its worst forms, while ten miner and
llowel lomplamta yioid almost to the lirsl dose.
One or IWo doses cores attack* caused by H> Os l S
in children; there is no surer, saler or speedier remedy
111 the world its it never tails.
t< A lew hollies cures Ur Of*y, by exciting the
abaortoailts.
W c take pleasure in recommending Hus medicine
as a pieventutlvi) tor Fever mu ague,H mile
I ever, and ul! Kevin of a UlUoum T ype,
It oowrates with certainty, and thousands are willing to
testify to it* wunderfill virtues.
Ail who uw- it ure giving it their unanimous testimo
ny m iw favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigornlor and
*waliow bmh together.
THE LIVER INVZ9OR4.TOR,
Is a scientific medical discovery, and is diitiy work
ing t-en-s almost too great lor belief. It cur*-* as if by
magic.Kveii titt) hist d< *e giving bentfii, und seldom
more than one bottle is required to tefi- nny kind or
Liver Gompinint, from tlm worst jaundice or dyspepsia
to a coiim.'oi houdachi), all of which ure Die result ol
u diaea -ed liver.
Hike One Dollar ja-r Hot He.
HANFORD Sc GO. Fropiietor*. 345 iiioadway N Y.
WUOI.KBALK AUHNTB.
liar lies h Park, New Yorky T. W. Doylt Ic Hons,
i'hiludi-lpliia; M si Him A Go., Boston; 1! H liny A
t;„. p. rtiand; John D Park, Cincinnati* (Jaylard h
Haiiiimuid. t lev eland, Fahi.slock 4. Davis, Chicago;
OJ Wood A Go. Hi. Louis; George il Kyer, Fitts
burg; H H ILincst, ..Baltimore/ Aud leUliod hy ail
Druggie'S.
Wholesale vii d Itelail hy
I’emiie.rton A Carter, John W. Brooks, J. A*
Whiteside* A Cos. and Urquhart A Chapman.
May to. Ih5K dfttviv an.l all D.uitsistK
CARDS,
Pf.AIN *Fu'-y Ouiuri of * <lt. oonlly
i-rI&M it tta TIME'S OFFICE.
WOOD, EDDY l CO’S
Mingle Number
LOTTERIES.
Capital Priio ,850,000.
TICKUTS only ten dollar*
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
A* the member# of our firm have, by way of pun
e.nM#s, Ihm ome the ow tier ot the grants < hnru red by Ih*
.•state# of Delaware, Kentucky, MUsouri, and part o I
those in Georgia, under the managmneht of Me**r*.
Gregory &. Maury,of \Y iluiiligtou Delaware, we have
deemed it e\|H>dn nt to cliange the name of our firm,
on and alter January l*l, lhftu, to that of WOOD, ED
DY St CO, who will Jieroarter have the management
of III® spuria Academy Lottery, and the other* t a
above mimed.
In all transactions we litre endeavored to condi ct
our biiMinesH with integrity and promptness, aud •
can assure the public tout the patronage heretofore I*.
stowed on u* ih u deserving of being nanslerred io
nur *iicce*or#. Very respectrally,
AuuuMta. (iu. Dec. 15, ’sb. H MW AN h CO.
V/UOO, KUUV A. to., SAIAUKUI.
iHiM-tExHoaa Toa.axvAN fcto.j
Tim luUmvii,, „i|im will he drawn k, Wood, Eddy
St Cos., Manager* of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
iimli of then Mingle Number Lotteries .for May
Ht An.t kt*. U*., iii ixihlic mid.r the euuerinteo
deuce ol (VinmraitloneiM.
Clao 19 draw. Saturday, May 7, 1869.
Clash UU draws Saturday, May 14, 1859
Claes dl draws Saturday, May dl, 185*
Class dd draws Saturday, May iB, 1869
On til. Plan ufklnßle Numbers.
£O,OOO TICKETS-5,465 rHLZEB.
SKARLY ORE l'lllYE TO EVERY RISE TICKETS
itlaitiiilicenl Scheme!
To lie drawn ererj Saturday u ln May.
1 Prlreof 650,000
i ‘* *•*
1 “ &.VJO
M 5,000
I “ ... 4,006
M 3,001*
1 “ VOO
w “ 500
100 “ 400
WO ** Jon
100 “ Isi)
I°o “ tuo
AFPKOXJMATION PRIZES.
1 Priaes of #-nm Approi’g to •5),fi(4) Prise ore l,bo
44 3W) “ fo.tlU) “ IJtOO
4 “ ‘25(1 “ I<UWO u 1000
4 “ *45 “ 5,1*00 ** 0
4 “ 800 “ 4,000 • 800
4 “ I.VI “ 8,000 6OO
5 “ 100 “ Lio “ 400
5,(l"0“ 30 are. ....fjoo.ooo
5,485 Prisea amounting to fSttfl.iiQb
Whole Ticket* *lO. Halve* 65. Quarters IMI. ;
A Circular showing the Plan of the Lotteries will bs
sent tu any one >in#uous of receiving it.
Certificate* ..t Packages wdJ be sold at the loliowtng
ran * whi li i the risk;
CertillrateH of Package of 10 Whole Ticket®. WO
“ “ 10 Half “ 40
” ’* i!0 iduMrtera “ <0
“ 44 10 Eighth •• 10
FN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATE*!
Enclose th*’ money to our address for the tickets or
dered, on receipt of whicli (hey will be forwarded by
iir*t mail. I'lircnaser*can have ticket*ending in any
figure they tuay designate.
List of Drawn Number# and Prizes will be sent to
purchaser* iiniiimliately alter the Drawing.
Purdiuaem wlll'please write their #ignatures plain,
ami give ibeir |>o#t office, county aud Mtaic.
R memlier mat every prize is drawn, and payable I*
(till without deduction.
All prizes <•! 91,000 and under, payable immediately
utter the drawing, other prizes at the usual tune of SO
days.
NOTICE TO COIIHESPONDKNTB.
Those wno picTog not sending money by mad can uee
The AiUinn Kxpreaa ( ompany, whereby
money for Ficket* in #uiu* ot Tea DoUar* and up
ward# cun la: nciit u# at Ol)tt RIMK AND EXPKNfiK
frmii any city or tow u where they have an oflice. The
money and order limit be eurloeed in a Government
Post (Hike Stamped Envelope, or the P.xpreiM ( oin [sa
il > cacmil receive them.
Ail i miimuiiicatious strictly confidential.
Addrcs* orderu for Tii ket* or Gertificates to .
WOOD, EDDY St CO., Augusta, Ga.
oj WOOD, EDDY ACO , Atlanta. Ga.
or WOOD. EDDY St GO., Wilmington Del.
Person* residing near Montgomery, Ala., or Atlanta,
Ga., can have then orders filled and save time by ad
dressing ri. Swan St Cos. at either of these clue*.
A list of ifie number* that are drawn from the whe<&
with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled
to, w ill be published alter every drawing in the follow
ing papers:— Au/rutUt ( Ua ) C*utvi*,nuiul; JWw Or
leort* Delta; Mobtlt RttfUtsr: A'aokvilU Gazette, Atlanta
Intelligencer; J\rw fork Weekly Day Book; Savannah
Duily A earn; Richmond Dupattk; Jfew York Dxepatck;
hiuulmjr (Afws.) Clarion, and Little Hock (Ark.) True
Democrat.
EBCBCIAL NOTICE.’
ALL perMous indebted to the late firm of Brooks h
Chapman, by not* or account, are it-quealed to
make immediate pavinent, ns further indulgence can
not lie given J NO. W BROOK*
t .'olumbus. tin . March 24—dwtf
IIIl)i:s. WK WANT UIDKS
I\TK will buy flint or dry salted bid** in
VY nny quantity and almost any pries. Bring
them in. The cash is ready. Wo pay more than
1 nny Body when we buy, aud charge less when we
18011. Try us aud sue.
fetlO-dwtf TYLER A SHORTER. _
Flint Uivcr Plantations
FOR SALE.
-tm I w ill sell at a reasonable price and
upon three years credit, one. pkßta
> J*j9oKiion on till- CHO side of Flint River, IjSgl
when; the Rudrottd from Columbus to ■ * 1
1 Macon ciosoe*. ronsisting of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
j AND FIFTY ACREH of good bottom and marsh
! Lunds, mid eight hundred and fifty acres of Pine land.
I Tim hottoin and marsh lands are as good as can be
I found in Georgia. Tin.-* may lie divided into three
sotUemeiila. An extensive levee ha* been built, but
more work must yt-t be done, to secure the land per.
maneutly from overflow.
Also. uFlttiitiitlon iininedlftfelv below the estate of
Gov Towns, on the west side oi the river, nnd one and
a half miles below the railroad, embracing IyQO acres
of the best River Bottom, without any marsh, nnd
and about sixty or seventy acres of high pine land, up
on which there is 11 beautiful and convenient settle
ment Upon this tract there are two miles and a half
of'good levee, hut requires some repairs and conside
rable extension to render all the lands secure. U|M)n
lentil plantation*, the lauds are, with s!ibht exceptions,
fresh nnd extremely productive; on the west side it
is all fresh but seventy at res. Any geuiiemun wish
mg to exnnuiic them, will jtiooae call 011 Mr. Lilly on
the east side, and Mr. Young on the west side of the
river, mid Mboubl a purr-base In-come desirable, see me
at t'oluiukus. Possession given first January next.
JOHN H. HOWARD
January 11, wfcdtf.
ID~* G'ohur bus Enquirer. Comer Htone and 8n
please ropy the above weekly two months.
Grover & Baker’s
miUA |H SIUIM
M A CHI NES.’
I ‘MIoM the very Mattering manner in which the (5m
J 1 ver h Uak*-r Mewing Machine has been received
by tilt- public, ■ resulting in the sate of upwards of
Twenty Thousand,! Messrs.
THOS. I*. STOVALL At CO.
of Auguvta, Gm , haw: been induced to open a
Sales Room in Colnmbut, Georgia,
w here they w ill keep on hand a variety of the GKO
VERA BAKER pattern adapted for IHauhUtm and
h'umily Use, allot’ which are warranted per ter t ; Ift
structmn* for using tln-ni will be given free. Ail Ms
chines ordered from the country will he securely and
rotiipaclly Itoxed fortrana;orlatioii. Needles, Thread,
Mfik. ami MaUiinc Oil will lie kept and sold at the usu
al lru cs. Citizens of Goluiiibua and vicinity are ra
sp. tdully Invited to call at
No. ON llltim) NTKKHT,
POUU DOORM ABOVE TIIE CORNER OF
her emancipator irom’ the toil and iievera-easing
drildgi-rv of llie needle.
\V -ulmiit the lollowmg certificate*. Irom well
known gentlemen of this sectioa, wlm have thorough
ly levied tlm Grover and Baker Hewing Machine*:
[From Rev A A. I.lpscemb, Tuskegee, Ala.]
I lu-rcby certify, that I have used onr of Grover 4k
Buknr’s Hewing Machines lor some months in my fam
ily and tliai it has given entire satisfactiou. 1 consid
er me*, machine* invaluable in a family, and I very
hearth recommend tiic.ui to the publie.
Feb 23.11KV1. A. A. LIPHCOMM
[From Rav. F. G. Ferguson, Tuskegee, Ala.)
I laki pleasure in siuting to all whom it may eon
earn, that my with lias been using one of Grover and
Milker’s Sewing Machines for some months. It works
well ami is easily kept la order. Ho far ws are more
than sal lulled.
February V, IMtf. F. G. FERGUMON.
[From Rev. J. L. Moultrie, Union Spring*. Ala.
Mg. KKITH The G over A Baker .Mur-him porch**
el of you has hilly equalled my niwcMtlM*. Avery
iniporiuni charm tensue of the Mm* lime is, it is so very
simple tliMt hiiv negro ol common understanding can
iimuagv H time lias been used enlusively by a Ne
gn> nervunt about si* months, and haa never been out
of order J AH. L. MOULTRIE
February I4lh, MM.
|From I. A. Mrokavv A Cos., Columbus, Ga.
We have used one of Grover A Maker’s Mewing
M u iiinos in our shop for three years past, and find
it perfectly prurtn oble, easily kepi in order, and well
iidapied to various knots of work tu a Tailor’s •hop.
We take ple>vuire in recomme riding it to the public
Fob. S6.IM&M. i. A HROKAW A CO.
D KEITH. Agent,
OOLUMBUS, GEORC *ZJk..
t niuiulms, M.m li t'. ISW- qwU.
t'OB • I LB.
‘pilK subscriber ha* hm hand afew STILLS lor the
1 msmiliu'iuriiig ol PEACII BRANDY or WHIM.
KEY. winch he will sell tit very low prices. Also
Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan Wars.
of every variety and description, winch ran he bought
at the lowest rates.
JOB WORK,
Done at short notice and op the most liberal terms.
J.B. HICKS, Agents,
Kelt door below Bam •euct, Brand *•*.
July 11, lh6B-<wtf.
