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CH\RLKS B. HUDSON, Esq., begs leave to announce that be ia a candidate. for the office of Solicitor General, of the Chattahoochee circuit, at the approaching election. Aug 9,18. y, wAii-t4e. ENTIRELY NEW! ENTIRELY NEW! WHAT 1* IT# That Wonderful Purifying Agent Darby's Prophylactic Fluid! Thin in a AVe Di*o>r > ry. h U the result / Learnt and Hr*, arch. It a triumph of Scimtyic Stiff ! IT i* a dteiMiral 1 imui of material*. provided h> Na tun’ hctM'lf, tor reuderihg Mir f !*• air f breathe. lU action in in obedience to fixed law*. QUICK, SIKK. POWKRFI'L! It purifies dwelling*. oiiikn. kitchen* It remove* at) offensive odors; # It fiircs burns v\ itti instant certainly; It inth best preparation ever lined Sir fresh wound*. It deslrii)* all vr-gi-tabb* amt animal poison*; It relieve** in a tew second* die biles of insects, been, etc Jt preserves meat from It make* HARD WATKV wOKT. It relieves thr heart -hunt It in the heel roaiwiif. It scatterc boils a hen forming; It soothes h*tt when formed, and heals them rapidly It is good tor carbuncle*, ulcers, corns mol sows; It cleanse* the teeth and Mtrifte* the breath; The worst symptoms of Typhoid and Hrarlet Fever are mitigated by the use of this Fluid; u has been known to check the spread of Typhoid Fever in Fam ilies and upon plantations. la>admg idiysniausare using it in Charleston, fTo- Ininbin. Savannah, Augusta. Atlanta, Macon, Cohun bus. Montgomery , MeluiH. Mobile and New Orleans. The Hospitals of New Oilcan* and Mobile are using it. Hospitals. corporations, ship masters, iiumufiu-tiirer*. planters, phy sieians, furundieu by the gallon at reduced rates. For sale by druggist-* ami aountry men bants getter ally, from whom orders are respectfully solicited •Try at least one bottle. Price .V* cents Follow di rection*. ol7”ManuAirtured only in die Laboratory- of J. It AUK A . Auburn. Ala. For sale by alt the Druggist* of Columbus. N Persons wishing soils, ore*, w ater, dec an alyzed can have it done on reasonable terms hv seini ng otfLrof. D\RHY iwuU—worn Any of our reader* afflicted with Serofulu or Hcrufhloas oomplaiuts, will do well to read the re mark* iu our advertising column*- respecting it— But lit tie of the nature of this disorder hit.- been known by the people, and the clear exposition of it there given, will prove acceptable and uaefttl. Wo have long admired the searching and able manner in which Dr. Ayer treats every subject he touches : whatever has his attention at all, has a great deal of it, he masters what he undertakes, and no one who has a particle of feeling for his afflicted fcllowman. can look with indifference up on his labors for the sick. Read what he says of Scrofula, and sou iu how lew words aud how clear- Ij he tells us more than we all have known of this insidious and fata! malady. —San Philadelphia, The (jreat English Remedy. 81U JAMES CLARK KS Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a prescription vs Sir J. Clarke, M. L). Pkveician extraordinary to the ijtteeu. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY THE ERE AT ENGLISH REMEDY THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY KIR JAMES CLARKE 8 FEMALE PILLS SIR .lAMKH CLARKE’S FEMALE PILLS KIR JAMES CLARKE'S FKmALK PILLS BOLD BY AI.L DRUGGISTS HOLD Hi ALL DRUGGISTS BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS N. H. 91.00 and sit postage stamps enclosed to anv authorized agent, will insure a bottle, * ontaiiiiug W Pills by return mail inanhO- dwly Bold lit Columbus, by Pemberton A Carter, Aree A vernon ami all respectable Druggist's WOOD S HAIR RKSTOKATIVK. I. A DIES AND GENTLEMEN \V- Would .all vour attention to the advert nuutem <>t Prof. o. J ‘Wood’s llaii R. -toratlve. which appear* in the col umns of our present number. From onr long acquaintance with the proprietor, and with numerous individual.-- whr*togidtoed tm pivpari tion with perfect success (bribe lai two years, w. feel no hesitation m recommending the article as superior to any other preparation* now in use tor the same purpose, viz. j ti.r re.-taring gray hair to it* original color , a sure and perfect cure for baldness, and a never foiling preventive for the foiling of the hair. It m decidedly Hie best and most popular in use tor beautifying, preserving restoring, and strengthening the hair, relieving diseases of the skin, and removing scurff. daudnuf, and all eruption* and feverish heat from the scalp We speak in relation to the also e from what w e know having been personally ar<pi<iinti-d with nu-'ieraus per sons who have used the restorative for the above pur poses with the most gratifying results. It m not often we notice a patent medicine. Indeed we think we have never puili-d one before ; but Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative is something so superior t.. most of the preparation* ol the day. liuti w ran not forbear asking the aitculiou of our leaders to it.—- (Cath olic Vindicator Sold by all Dragffisu in this epy, and by deal •r and druggists frenerolly throughout the United States and Canadas. Aug.'ll—wdSw. HOLLOW AYS FILLS. Holloway’s Ointment is a mighty henler. The angry wound* and inflamed aud irritating ulcers that cause continuous agony to the tuffeter are removed, and the pain assuaged, by the applica tion of this great healing remedy ! It eradicates the poisonous particles from the flesh, aud effects a perfect and permanent cure. Hold at the manufactory, N'o. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c., 63c., and #1 per MRS, WINSLOW AN experienced hum*amt female physician, ha* a Soothing Kyrup for children teething, w Inch greatly tariUtafes i he process of teething by softening the gums, reducing all ladainmattoii—w ill allay all pain, and is sure to regulate Mo- bowels Depend upon it. mothers, it will gtVeresl to yourselves, and relief and health to yonr infinits. Perfectly sate m all cases. Bee adver tisement in another column. Aug. S, IBjh—dw-fy Why longer suffer f —Those who are so fortu uate as to havu use-aped Dyspepsia and its at tendant evils, can hardly conceive the suffering that these diseases cause. The wonder is, that the afflieted continue to suffer, when that infalli ble remedy, tho Oxygenated Bitters, is within the reach of all. l>i**olntion. fTMIE Arm of KLLIK A M ATIIIB is this day diwtoiv- X. ed by mutual consent. l I*. KLLIK. 3, Doji 11 II MAiltIK Al(T10\ A\U COMMISSION li L SIN KBS! NEW ARRANGEMENT. TIIE undersigned have Uu day pail ner*hp H under me uaiiH and *iy|* of ELLIS & LIVINGSTON, Iw the purpose <!’ continuing (lie AIiTION AND CO M M IMHION It I Si \ ESS , in all il branches, and w ill give tMf personal atten tion to the nail’ either privately or by miction of All kindi of Merchandiie. Sale or Rent of Real Eitate, Sale of Cotton on Planter!’ Acoonnt Having ample accommodation!* we will give prompt attention to the Sale and Hire of Negroes. ON the FtMT ol OCTOBER NEXT we will move to the large and commodious store now occupied by E Barnard *('•• DP BI.LIM. Meptemuer I, tltt* I.FWIH LIVINOMTON CARD. V N retiring from the ftrin of EI.UN At MATH ML I 1 • ordilly recommend the new hrui ol El.l.lit At 1,1 V IN(Ir<TOS to in) friend* and at qnaintance* Wept 1. ‘MLdttf w4l H II MATHIM early sheriff sales. UriLL Ite mild on the til-1 Tuesday in October nett, before the Court Ifouw door in Blakely. Early count). Da . within the legal hour* of Mite, the following property, to w it. Nine negroea. MaraU, Emily. Al’.ord, t aivm. A oiler tots, Mai>. Manaii, and Jack, J horse* ami I lmgg>. I loatl wagon ami 1 earl. I.ovu il on a* the property of Junes B Blown, to satisfy one Mnperior Court i. la. i*mi* and from Early Puperior I'nnrt. hi ftivor ol John T. How ard vs James It Brow n. Proper! > pointed oat by H. P. Mutton! Alt or li* 1 > ALMO • At the Mine time and place, one lot of land No t.Win tlietHfh dietrb t ofMaid enmity la*vte.l on to *att*i> two J net tee- Court li. tits, in favor of John Brook*, sold as the property of .lames J Mhauk*. John Brook- va Janie* U Mhank* Property pointed oat by plaintiff, ANTHONY 111 Tl HINBBh’IT. Hep ft. IHMt-wut Southern Plows, Corn Shcellers, &c. A. F. MAY HER & CO., INTO. 04 VEBEY STREET, NEW A OKK CITY. AM. A I C., would respectfully inform Houtberu Merrliants nn>i Hauler* iu Agricultural linpli ineniA. that they are Mill Manufacturing all kind* of tHHM Mte*-1 and Iron Moutherti Plow*. Plow Castings, f’<irn it he Iferii, Loin ('ladle*. Ila> anti Mtnlk Cutters, fan Mill*, Hi ore Truck*, harden uml Canal Barrow (Jin t.ear, Heguienl Casting*, Act., ar., e*pr**iy for N*’ hi them Trail!’ Also, on nand, all kind* of Acricut tnral and llomcuMurai Implements, Machinery, M#eda, fertiliMn, 4c., Ac. t whic| we sell at Loser price* than any other bouse m the t'ntted Plate*. We tiavaa Descriptive Whole#ale Priced Catalogue, w in. h w • will fwmtali on anpln atioa b> mull or oiberwiee. All flood* warranted t> be aa tepresented henit for onr Price Ltat. A F MA v HE*. At C*„ No. il N eaey, siwwt, N \ Hep s —w!m (Successor* to Jolin Mayber JiCJo. I Who estuhltsbtd the b j sines* in lMft.) JI i II w right. ‘"P HE undersigned is prepared to build cr repair * Uriel or Raw Mill* of nay description, driven by oitbar steam, horso or water power. Orders addressed to mo at. Columbus or Young's P. 0., Russell oounty, Ala., will be promptly attended to. W. D. “HOCKLEY. Roptembec 6—wJ*. Arkansas Laud tor Sale. KjA IN lOiiM-quetu-e of failure to sell my Marion ‘"[eVM county land. I now oftt-i un Arkansas place \"jr ,u Ualhoun ‘Oithty, containing I.B4oacre*. fm s;*le—3oo at ret vlemcdit;.il iu Cultivation Ito acres deadend, and about 700 acres bottom laud on Lords Bayou, balance is good level upland—good for 23 busbels * orn. or l.foMt m !,2fti pounds cotton pet acre the bottom land good fin 40 hmdrei* corn and 3 twttt ths i nUoii p<-i here. I'lie place i situated on the Stage mail, lv miles eiisi oft he city of Camden. (’£ miles from steantboiu Inudiiig on Ouachita River, and 3 mile* South ■•I Mnonssijipi, Oiiiuhita ami Red River, now huil-ting jfoi acres good government land ran be added to the placet and could In- divided into two desirable seltle meais of l.tMk) acres each, ami J would divide u and sell either lialf- south hall'at *1 |wra- re. north half at l>cr a* re, ur all of it in two equal payments, or **.soorash nezt January, when 1 would give pas *e*sn>n. nr would sell for young negro property!* Person* visiting that state to |nik at lands will find my agi-iii, Remsiiiiii j*. Robinson, Emu., at Lisbon, In mncounty. Vrknrtsas, w ho is authorized to sell Ho me 1 w ill I'uimsh a plat, vv ay bill,oi any otherin ormntion, hv addressing nn-at Oleimitii. MaHom ountv. Ga. s.-p .% wit IHAAET ROIIINrtoN PbIIItKRTOV \ CARTER, DRUGGISTS, (Sign of the Blue Mortar,) COLUMBUS, (OXlßtilA. lln vc on Imnd n well swlccteil stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Taints, Oil*, Glass, DTES - STUFFS, Perfumery, Fancy Article*. Pel'uiuery, Fancy Articles, Brushes Spices, Glass Ware, Surgical Inst routes t*, Gold Foil, Ui gurs. Burning Fluid, Ac., do. Which thev offer on terms as fovorahle a* can be afforded in tiiis section ofcountry They would respeettully ask of those wishing lo buy t*i examine tlieii good* anti prices before pun-ha “inf. septa, .wfou. Atlin tutalrntor'a Hale.—Agreeably to an *ir der oflhc f ‘ourt of Ordinary of Jasper country, Ga.. w ill he sold beiors the t'ourt House door in tin town of Lumpkin, Bti-wart comity, ou the first Tues day in November, next, during the legal hour*of sale, Lot of Laud No. til, in the ‘JInI di-lrul of rtlewort connty. adjoining the lundsot Ra*. Evans, aud others. Kohl as the ero|*erty ol William Harr lay late of Jas per county . tor ill* Imuetit of the heirs and creditors ofsatd diu eased. Kept A—vvtd- WILLIAM JENKINH, Adinr Notice. \ LL |K)rsous arc hereby notitieil not t*> trade for -*-*a promisory note, made by me <o D. H. San ders or bearer, about the months of Uotober or November last, for twenty-five dollars, due one day after date, I do not intend to pay the tutnio unlea eoiupalled by law. the eonsideration Tor which -aid not* was given haviug failod. Sep • will WILLIAM M. LISLE. * u i:\v % it i. r WILL pay the above reward for the apprehen- I noli ami delivery to the Sheriff of Stewart county, Georgia, of one Daniel Blizzard who broke jail iu said •-ountv about the middle of June last, when- be was confined to await hi* nml at the neat term ol the Bupe ior Court, lor stealing and haib.oi, g Negroes. Haul Kli/./.anl is from4s to 40 years old, weighs about 150 pounds, ik about 5 leet 7 or# inches high, of light com plexien, sandy hairuod eyebrow s, blue eye, speak quick and intelligently, aud boasts a girat deal of w bat In- has done lie has prohabt v gone to the lower part of Ala hama. or to Florida, or Mis*issippi, ash has relatives living, ear Milledgev file and in Carolina it is possible he bus taken that direction. K C TATTERBON. * Kep. 6—wtit Grueu Hill, Ku-w art Cos. Ga \ DMINISTR YTION KAI B -Will to .1 so don . Vlhe first Tuesday in Novemlter next, before the Court House door in Chattahoochee county, agreeable loan order of ('nun of Ordinary of Maid county . Lot “I land No. , limm one hundred, also (* ,) two third* of lot No UHoiie hundred aud twenty -fiuii, all being and lying in the ft h district ol origuialiy Musco gee now Chattahoochee counly. sold tor the benefit of ihe heirs and creditor* of P* rry Brow rung, late of t hat laclioorbee county, iteevased. Terms on the dav Os sale. It c PATTEBKON, Adm r. Kep s—vvtd* M K Id'll Alt ROW NINE. aduiVv ! V lt:ir^uin. HT I H i : subscriber .iffers a bargain iu six or fovon -■ Ituixlreii acres of (good land, belonging to the estate ot James Morris, deceased, Iberv is nearly ■Mm acres cleared. The place is situated about three milttgNorth of Cotton Hill, Randolph coun ty, at which place is u first-rate school and one mile and * half South of the Depot between Cuth hert and Georgetown, with good improvements. Buyers had better come and look for themselves if they wish to get a bargain. Sep 5- -wtfni AM AN DA J. MORRIS, K v’tr. WKSLKVAN FEMALE COLLEIIE. f|MIE Twenty ‘••■'-•fid Annual Kcssion will com I life lice on the lb si MON DA \ in Itctober, under ■ he direction ot lire following Fa* uity REN I M IIO.NNELL. A >1 , Tr. ddem and Pro lesHor of Moral Kcb-tn *• and Belli * Lett re* REV, (TOSHA W SMITH, A M., Prof ®f Math-- wattes. REN F X. FOSTER, A. M . Prof of Latin Litera ttle. R..N W C. HASS, V M ,Prof. ol NaturalKcience MONK t . H II VN ART/. Prof of Modern Languge*, Drawmgun I Painting. I*. G. G| TTEMIEIK.EU, Prof of Music MRS K h.IIAN OCK. Arsistantin Muair. M-KK 1,. GOTTENSER, Assistant in Musie. M 88 M. E t AKI.EION. Assistant LlUiary De parture it MADAME K. K< TIV\ A R’l'/, Instructress in Orna| nn-niM| Deparloient. 11. I* REDDING mid lady, Steward's Depart Blent. About Two lliindt. and Dollars vv ill nu-et the expenses of a Boarding Pupil in the Regular College Course No extra charge fer Vocal Music. French or Latin. Onk llAl.K Ol I'HK TUITION *NP Ho v Hill Vo FnKN MOST HZ faiii tv vtivtui r F< r timber particulars, apply to anv member of the Faciiltv Kept. 4—w54 W. I HAKK, Kc’y of Faculty. University of lousiaaa. MKill! At. DEI’AHTMEVI-. Annual Course of Lectures in this Department . vv ill cotwuience chi MON DAN, November 14, 1850, and will terminate in the ensuing March. J A MLS JU-NLS, M. D., Prof, of Practice of Medicine. J. L. RIDDKLL, M. D., Prof, of Ohemigtry. WAHUEN STONE, M D, Prof, of Surgery. A. li. CENAS, At D, Prof, of Obetetrleta. UUSTAVCS A. NOTT, M I), Prof, of Materia Mediea. T. G. RICHARDSON, M D, Prof, of Anatomy. THOMAS HUNT, M D, Prof, of Physiology and Pathology. S. K. OIAILLK, M I), and W. C. NICHOLS, M lb Demonstrator* of Anatomy. The rooms tor Di**e.ctug will bo u|en the ee coud Monday in October. The Faculty are Visiting Physician* and Bur geoos of the Charity Hospital. The Students accompany the Professors in their visits, and free of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages. Preliminary to the Course, Lecture* will Iks de livered daily in (be Amphitheater of the Hospital, from the Ist of October, on Clinical Medicine and Surgery, and other subjects, without auy charge to Students. TIIOS. 11l NT, Al. D., Dean. Tho Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually. In April, fourteen Resident Students, who are maintained by the institution. Aug. W—wlK OGLETHORPE MEDICAL COLLEGE SAVANNAH, GIA. r DHK fifth annual session of Lectures In this JL Inst-union will cwminence on Monday, thu 14th day of November next. Preliminary Lec ture* will be delivered from Monday, the 20th of October, until the lieginningof the regular sestdon. FACULTY: IIIBYUD. M 11., Profrssor of Principles and Practice of Medirin*. II*LMKH HTKKI.R, M D., I'rotcsMornf Obstetrics and Dineascs of Women unit I'liildren. A W. GKIC.GK. M D, Professor Hnrgery WILLIAM HAIIKEK. M D, Professor Physiology ami Pathology. 11l Gli A HI. MB. M D. Prof Anatomy It I. JONES, M D. Professor ( bi-mistry. I RANKI.IN DO/IKK, M D, Professor of Materia Msdira Y II TALIAFERKO, M. IF. Emeritus, Pioiessor Made ns Medira V\ M T. I KAY. M D. Eioenliis, Professor of Gheru iatrv WILLIAM BIKtTIOFF. AM. Prof of Botany. I iiiimhl iitalniclUMis daily at tire Uellege building by Itre Professors, aud at the Savannah Hospital twice per week, bj lrs. Bullock and Arnold, lo which onr stu dent* w ill be admitted on tin- muiik teims as others. One *iurieni from each ( ongres*ional Distri* t iiithis Stale, and ante Iron, each Hoiilhern State, will be ad iiuUed to the Lectures of all Hu: Professors free of - barge as heretofore. Applx ation for tin- Bem-firiary stnnitd to made to lire undersigned. The tees are as follows ForfnllCooTHo of Loctiiro* flOi.ftft Matriculation fee < paid once) A.OO Demonstrator oi Auutomy lo.ftft Diploma ; .TO.OII The last class nmobered fifty-one MatriculauU, the largest ever registored iu this city, and thir teen graduates. For further information apply to If. L. BYRD, M. D., Dean, So. 86 Broughton Street, Aug. 2ft -w2tdlL o||H>*|t4> Marshall House. First Kate Place for Hal*. I SI will sell iuy form lung within 13 miles of t olotnbes, on Oswvhce creek in fhattahoo- Cliee county Gmngla, roiitaiiiing about three liuiido-d and seventy live acres, well improved and productive. Term*easv andaironunodatmg. Aug, JJ -wdl iOci JETHRO OATES llor*c* mid Tliilr*. WK WI LL b in CoinmiMi. about the _ lillh in-., nitb Silly No. on Mul. nnd Twenty good JlorM. Our itnrk/f 3\_ .not the Ml. W, untv be fouml l Ivir, Huira * Cos. HOWS A THOM MUX. hep. 1 U2w-*2„. tax xenct lAM now ready to collect the State and county Tax. My office is at tbe store of Howkll A Johksox, Broad Street, next above the Masonic Hall building. JORDAN L HOWELL, Aug 30— 44 win. Tax Oolltotor. Land tor Kale. WlLLbozold before the Court IU use do.-r m Dawson, Terrell coun ty. u tho first Tuesday in October, g next, a portion of the estate of David Kaiglcr docotused. Said laud* will Ihj divided Into sottliiucut*, as follows : Firet Settlement—Lots 176, 177, 2ft7, 206. Second Settlement- Lota 145, east half, 175, 174. ITU. Third Settlement—Lot* 256. south half, 242 north half. 2tl north half. 210. Fourth Settlement—Lot.* 204 south half, 181, 17. H, 140. Fifth Settlement—Lot* 148. l ift. 117. Also, one lot No. 246, near Williford's Mill. All of the above lands lie in tho 11th district of Terrell county. Terms made known on the dav of sale. UKO. KAIOLKK. Aug. *U—w2t. PLANTATION FOR SALE. I” WILL sell nt a reasonable price and upon I such terms ns will suit a good purchaser, my plantation in Marion county, situated upon ••Pine Knot” Creek, II miles from lb eua Vista. Upon the place is a Flouring and Saw Mill, Gin-House, and all necessary out-buildings : eonsbdiug of good framed negro cabins, stables, and barn, all iu the best repair, huviug only been built a short time; a good dwelling with live room*. There * attached to tho place two thousand acres of as well timbered land as cun lie found in Georgia, and about one hundred under cultivation. The Grist aud Saw Mills are both doing a tine busi ness. A ready sale can be had for all the lumber, being only six miles from the Muscogee Railroad, over a good road. To one who wishes to make a good and safe investment, I would call their attention. My reason for wishing to dispose of this valuable property is, that my profession will not admit of my personal attention to it. In my absence front home, by oalliug on A. Floyd, hu will give all iu fortuatiou iu regard to the property. F. 1.. McLACtfHI.IN, Pine Knot Mills, P. 0., Aug. 26, 185 R. ts Volict- tw IMiv*ici;tu*. IYRS. G. N. tk A. PHILLIPS deairing to move West. offer their residence with lU7 acres of land attached for sale, located in Stewart county, Ga.. 22 miles south of Columbus and II miles north of Lumpkin, immediately on the Stage road. The dwelliugH are comparatively new—boHt alter tho Cottage Style, large and roomy and the premises as handsomely improved and convenient ly arranged as any in the county : with fine orch ard* of the host, selection of Poach, Plum and GrajK). Ton Physician wanting a pleasant ami lucrative stand in the country, this place is espe cially desirable and particularly recommended, an combining as many advantages ns can ho found iti any location in South-Western Georgia. Being in an excellent neighborhood, convenient to schools, churches, and mills. There are about sixty acres of land in cultivation and more land can he oh tainod adjoining if desired. Tint out huilding* are conveniently arranged, well built, and an alum dant supply of water. For further |>artieulars address us at Hauna hatchee, or call on us on the premise* au<l see for yourself. Aug 29—wtf G. N. & A PHILLIPS. \ XOBEL FARM, Foil tr* JV Xj 33 ! SITUATED FIVE OR SIX MILKS FROM AMKRICUS. CONTAINING nine hundred acres, four cleared level red laud, moatly Post link Hickory grow ih—aoiio- |n- land, the Im-*i lands yd to clear ; well watered—lies Ireiwct n two rrt-eivs. and if it rams pleiilv anywhere in the Ktul-- il does on this |ila< i-, dunking water pun- and vert cn<>| either in Springs ui well A good framed two smi> dwcllmv, s looms. 4 hnrk chimney* 6 lire places; gnoil out huildiugs, several buck chimneys u> ii, gro cabins . a large school, in I'runred Ar.ndeniy. within u mile ami a quarter ; churches of every persuasion convenient ; and upon the whole a lu-atuiful. healthv . profitaide. foroiing phtniaiion, with goodnocictt. and an exc-clleni . stand Ibr a physician Eleven hand* will make tin* year, 6D or7U bales of (otton.iwo oi three hundred gal lons of Syrup, Wheat, Corn, Pea* and Potatoes, world wiilmot end. Price. $lO per acre or its equivalent, on any time. Ii not sold before the lfth of November it is not fin snle at any price. Gtaiis a horse and huggy always o-ady at Depot by addressing, beforehand. BTRPHKN M. LKSTKH. Also, Provision* of every kind for almost noth ing. to the purchaser. Also—B or 10 likely negroes for sale wish the place, if desired. Aug. 29—wtlJlnov. A HOMESTEAD FOR $lO ; A HOMESTEAD FOR 8100; AIjSO, HOMESTEADS FOR *lOOll AMI OVKK, KITOAI-KU ON. *NI> NKR MAPPAHANNOIK HIV Kit, ABoVK AMII IIKLOW KHEDKHICKHKI Rti, IN VIHUINIA. \NRVt Town, called Rappahannock, ha* recently been laid out. In Culpeper county, in the iiiulst of the Gold Region of Virginia, hUriouuded by Mime* iwJ .Uiiung ( 'onifMiHir* , ami Fauns und Tow n lots in ullei nate division* nr ik r M, ran now be Imd I*r a ‘ Mere Bong.” simply to induce, settlement in this desirable region. Si.Yi.tNio worth of laud in to to divided uumngM purchaser* or given awuv as an inducement tornuic oil and make improvements, aud the hind in of I In most impiovahlc qualities. Man) have already set lied and scores of others are coming Good fin mug land, in tracts ol any size to aim purchasers, ran also to had at from RIG to *4O per acre, payable in easy quarter yearly installment* Unquestionable titles will 111 all case* he given ID- Aormtm van wantkii everywhere to sell these lands t litoral inducement* will he given. For particulars, address E. BALDER, Land Ag't Aug 19. IMP, d-wtf. Port Rotfnl, la HUGHES DANIEL A CO. ff4-fa WILLOONTINIIE A (JENKHALSCVVVv and Commiagion.yjWi Receiving and Forwarding Business, AT THE LOWELL WAKE-HOUSE, We pledge onr best exart ion* to give satisfaction to all who may entrust u* with their produce. We are prepared to furniali all niHtomary advance* to our customer* and to fill promptl) ail order*, at lb* low cut market rate* tor Magging, Hope, Malt, and other plantation supplies. WM HIIIIHIIEM, WM IIAMEL, W I . HOIHJEH. < oluiubus, June Ift—dwtf. KING, ALLEN &CAMAK, WILL continue the (.’often Factorage and ('otnniiHsioii Uusiue** its foruierally. Their office and hnloh rooms are over tho lower store of Redd, Freer A Cos., whore they will In? happy to see ail their old and new friends and customer*. They are prepared to (ill ai! orders for goods make advances and extend the usual facilities to tin it ti tend-and put run.*. JOHN \V KINO, Aug. 26,—dur.'lui, TIISH. rijUK. s‘2(K) Reward. | OFFER the above reward for the apprehension land delivery in tbe lJnoly county jail, of James Mims, who indicted a wound upon my imrson.- The following is a description of him- lie is about six feet in height, pale blue eyes, broad cheek hones, one front tooth out above, walk* Htoopcd, face bloated, speaks loud and harsh. WILLIAM y. BROWN, Aug .‘lo—ddwltn Bray ton. Dooly Cos. Knifuirer oopy one month. DHI ‘dSI XDRTTOSII JOHN VV. BROOKS. ,j|L OLD STAND OF fJn& Hlf>ok> \ ( ll\l'M\N 4 Negro Mortar, J Bruad & Randolph Sts., OBALKSB IN DRUtiS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Paints, Oils, D\estufls. Su;., &c. kllU.lt AI. A Nil) A ]J)NTU I.MBTKI MRNIB. BKSIDKH FANCY QOODB ! Rntbraeing every variety of FURFUMKKY, KINK HO A PH, POMADKH, IIA lit and TOOTH BKUBHEH, C'OMBH, 4c., Ac., all of which are of sered to the public on a* liberal terms a> any House in the Houthern market. AH order* will receive prompt aud careful attention. Soap, Soap, Soap! KtrOMFIF.iI 0B IDftCttTftATKB t I* the CHBAPRBT and inoM wuiventent article for making Common Washing *op, ever oftere.l to the public. One pound, costing only .TO rente, will make forty pound*’ I either or hard snap, in every in- Mtaiire where the direction* are fully con.plied with Th< manner of using M b simple and ainnißr to the or dinary pota*h. hut fkr superior to it aa a sapondter, ~ BOLD BY JOHN W. BROOKS, At tbe Old Btend of BROOKS As Corner of Broad and Randolph Streets, MON or THE MvLKO AND MORTAR, COLUMBUS GEOUOIA. Aaguit i —d*wtf. M. C. fllLltF.nr. c. M. LB A. sAlt’t. I>. THOM. COTTON SHIPPING YARD. JllL umleraigtiml having routed ihuj,-,,.. place known an the “ Croshaw Lot,” are erecting suitable (JU KD6 thereon, uiuImIBSS will be prepared to IliTviit* ;iiml sliip ( oHoii, by tht> loth of September. Wo also offer our service* to SAM I’ljfe CLASS, MARK, ami invoice cottons. Goods oonsignod to our care, will b® forwurdini with dispatch. GTLIJHRT, LEA A CO. August 26, IBst>. .im gau.*..a^Ksrxja*3k3 CtSKETJBUBIiI CASES. t ASKKT BURIAL CASK, repreueout od bv the abov® engraving, is heautilully (in i*hod in itniiation ot pohsiuvd Rosewood, and i* the most UHHiii and appropriate metallic care now used, it permits a view ol the eol.ro body alter it is endured, tho top being compost and ol thick plate glass, protected by elaborately ortm mented caps, one ot which muy ho seen in ii pi®C in the engraving. All sizes from 17i to 75 inches in length, constantly on hand. NAME PLATES furnished, neatly engraved. ‘ DILLINGHAM & URN SON. June 23.1 NW. dwiillstjan Valuable Plantation, near the RAILROAD, FOR SALE, Mmhh TO ACRES of land, 90 mile* from t'el it in to* on the Mohilc and Girard Kailroad, be tween Station No. “i uml Colbert Depot. Siv hundred acres eleated and in a high mate of cultivation. tin the place i* a good framed dwelling.mid all n-< •> sary out huilding*. u new sin house ami screw. The place is health). ami the water good, a creek that never tail*, runs through the plantation ami is quite ronve nii-iii t.. the house*, good school* and churches con veiiiem neighlNMN, uiiniirpaned. In mv nhseni. Mi It Junes will be on th<-plui c. and will give anv other mferimition desired. II \ HOWARD. Aug Ss,i vv few‘Jin. Colbert, Kussellcn. Ala THE GREAT FEVER AND AGUE REM i:dv. THIS GRENADA ELIXIR, THE GitENA DA IS LIXI It, IS WARRANTED Tn CURE IS WARRANTED Tu CURE FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AG l E. THE GRENADA ELIXIR THE GRENADA KLIXIIt IS WARRANT!#) TO CON THIN IS WARRANTED TO CONTAIN NO ARSENIC OR MERCURY. NO ARSENIC OR MERCURY. THE GRENADA ELIXIR 18 warranted to contain nothing tto least injurious to L the system, and can he given in all rases and under nil circumstances Tr\ u bottle and he rmivlnced that il i* not only the best but the rheu|ie>M Uemedv now of sered to Ho- public. One Dollai Bottle ha* often cuied from five to six cases. (UT*Remember H t- vv arrnnted. and if it fails lo cure, the money w ill fie refunded to you. Sold w holesale and retail by PEMBERTON & CARTER, 00Ll MBIH, GEORGIA, And by all Diuggists in the fit), Al*o lot sale by Dr. 17 I. Kttoh. i ker, Macon, Ga. Glui-kmeyer Ac. ililliaid. Montgomery, Ala Julv I dwtm. HULL, DUCK & CO. A RF. now prepared to supply their customer* with I -\ itveryUniig they nmy need for Fuiuily or Flania j lion use. HULL, DUCK & CO., \ 1117 ugent* tor the salt- of the National Agricultural /V Implements, and keep always on hand Plough* Harrows, Bake-. Hoc*. Wheelbarrow*, t torn Khcllert, Straw ( ‘iitiers. Corn Mills. Hand-plows, etc., etc. HULL, DUCK & CO., UAYE just received a large lot of |*and Plaster,and . Calcined Plaster lor Den ruts. HULL, DUCK & CO., every thing which a Planter ran possibly HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE a full and general assortment of Groceries of’ evary description fine Liquors, ( ignis, TiJ bac.co. Bagging, Hope, lie,, Are. HULL, DUCK & CO., HAVE a large and well assorted stock of ill kinds o( Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. HULL, DUCK & CO, HAVE all kind* of Hate, Fashionable Moleskin, rnsHinierg, Ice., aud Common Wool ami Straw Hal* for plantation*. - HULL, DUCK & CO , K EEP all the Drug* and Medicines necessary on a . plantation. HULL, DUCK & CO, NAVE a general assortment of Hardware, such a* Hatchets, Hammers, Hoc*, A*e, Knives, Ac. HULL, DUCK A |CO„ H AVE a good Slock of Haddl** of every kind, Bridle*, Whip*, etc., etc. HULL, DUCK A CO, HAVE Bool* and Mtoes of variou* kind* and quali lie* Hn*.-t llrogan*, Cents* fine Hoot* and (Shoe*, Ladle*’ Him. -of every description. Columbus, April IN, IN.'.W ECONOMY IN BUYING, Ulim, MEDICINES, POTASH, <SeO., J. A. WHITESIDE & CO., WHOLKHALE AND RETAIL JJ HUGO I STS, 130 BROAD ST., ( 01,1. Hi1l M, UEORUIA. MHFwliich are not excel led in this section of eouii IB try. We have been ryilig the CAHII system about six months, and believe our prices give gen eral BATIBFACTION. Our goods are warranted to be as represented by ur. PLANTERS Would save money by purohaving from us for CASH. PHYSICIANS, WitlQnd that w are offering better CASH bar gain* than they can obtain in this country. MERCHANTS, Will also lind that, we are prepared to fill their or ders with dispatch, and at liberal discount from usual prices. EVERYBODY, Can obtain their .Medicines, Perfumery, Spines Ac. in .jauntitiestosuit, at the CABHDRIItiHTORK, and save at the rate of 10 to 25 cents on every dollar’s worth thoy buy for CABH. We are doing daily wbat we promise above. Call and examine our goods and know the prices of them. Respectfully, J- A. WJUIKSIDK, 4 CO. Aag lit d-wtf. BOOTS AND SHOES W E havo uow iu Btor® our If! SIMMER STOCK of Ladios. Missefi & Chiidren's BOOTS Sc SHOES, whic h for quality, quantity, uml ocououty to the punTiaaer, surpasaes any thing brought here.—- Among our Stock tuny be found - roit (lExVixEiusN, Gents’ French Galt Pump Root*, “ “ Light Welt, •* “ “ t'all Oxford Tie*, “ Kid Froneh Calf Low Shoe* Pump*, and Glove “ *• “ light welted, “ Congrost Calf Gaiters. •* *• Kid •• Pat, Leather Gaiter*. ” *• <t!k “ Opera “ “ Union “ Lasting ’lies, Pat. Leather Oxford*, Pump* A J# Scott Ties. u Slippers with and without heels, “ Highland Ties, And numerous other kiudshoth lino and common. IUK UIIIF.S. Finest Kid and Morocco Luce and Congre** Boots, thin sole*, with ami without heels. Finest ailk warp lasting lace aud Congress do. Serge de Herre, do do do do. Eugene do do do do Italian and English de do do. French and Glove Kid do do do. *■ Kid llcel Slippers, English Kid and Morocco do. English Lasting do do. Velvet Toilet Slippers. French Embroidered Slippers, White Kid Slipper*. Kid and Morocco Buskins, French Kid Ties, Caif and Goat laco Boots, with and without heels. jiinmx Misses’ Glove Kid Congress Hoots, “ English do. with and without heels. “ Silk warp, Serge, and “ English lasting—Congress A Lace Gait ers, with and without heels. “ Fine Kid Slippers with A without heels “ White Kid Slippers, “ School Shoes—something durable. (hiliri:k Children's Congress heel Gaiters, “ Lace licol Gaiters, “ Kid “ Slippers, “ “ Boots, and about 30 ad ditional kinds with and without heels. A l.ARui: STOCK Ol’ \egr Brogans ami Servants SHOES, Sewed and Pegged, constantly ou hand. Wo are receiving fresh Good* every wm-k from our own Factories. To Country Merchants and Traders ;\VK OFHili 01 I! U00D.4 AT NEW YORK PRICKS. Only One Price From which there will he u> deviation iu any in stance. A. (-. SAUNDERS & CO. 102 Broad Street Next Dftor to J. Kyle A Cos. Columbus, Ga. May 24. dwtf SPECIAL NOTICE! IMPORTANT SALK. $50,000 WORTH OF Jii) ot ‘{ ts o 0 jiii i AT NEW YORK COST NEW ONE PRICK (Msi! n 140 Broad Street. MASONIC! BUILDING. ooLUMBtra. mrpiitips Having determined to *<dl out this season’s pur chaws, iuM reduced tho prices of his“ LARGE AND ELEGANT .STOCK OF DRYGOODS ami now offer* them without any regard to profit. The stock i* entirely new, many articles in FANCY DRESS GOODS, Mlia w In, i'll:ibililliiM, Ac. having boon purchased within tho last lew week AT A GRKAT REDUCTION on prices paid fur the same goods earlier in tho season. Note Prices of a few Goods: Deux Jupe Silk Robes 440: reduced from $55 C “ Grenadine, $lB to “ 25 4 FltO 100 Silk Dresses, 15 “ In 4 25 400 Yard* Fancy Silks, 60c. “ Wsc. .100 “ “ “ 05c. “ 850. 2000 “ Printed Mu*lin* Ho. “ 12c. 1580 “ “ “ lie. “ I.m*. 642 Lawn Kobes-a-les.last colssl.R6 4< $1.76 French Organdies & Jaconets REDI CEI) IN THE SAME PROPORTION Plain & Fancy Bareges, AT ONE-HALV Til Kilt HKIULAK PHIOEH 049 piece* Calico* He. reduced from 10c, H:s7 “ lOO “ “ 11 A 12c.” 2'.'< yard wide Brilliants fast colors at I6e 26 Barege Shawl*, 49 French Lace Mantilla*, 116 Silk and Lttee do. at a reduction of SS'dJ per cant, on original prices. A I.AHIJK STOCJK OK lUNUINB IRISH LTISTEISrS Imported direct from the manufacturer*, which will Ins sold at very low prices. James A£o3r*liillipH does not intend to carry over ANY SUM M E R ST OCK and hn* marked every article down to prices that must insure speedy sales. Ladies are invited to call and examine the goods and prico* before buying a* they are as sured there is NO HUMBUG about the Stock being marked down at the pri oes mentioned. {□"CALI. EARLY *0) AND SATISFY YOUBELVES that this la the best opportunity ever offered in Columbus to purchaser* of any goods to save thei money. One Price Onlv! JAMES McPIIILLIFS, 110 liroail-ntreel. COLUMBUH, GEORGIA. Columbus, Os., May H. IH!S rffrwti MOBILE AND GIRARD R. R. rpilE l*H**engr ami Freight Train will leave 1. Giraril ai ‘J p. m. daily,connecting HI Milvcr Kun w ith a daily line of Mtugr* lo Villula, Uleunvile. Eu tnnia Fort Haines and Marianna, Fla. And at Wuory lowii witli the stage* daily for I m-lice, Olivet, Knon, Chunnennuggaa, Midway, Hardaway, Ptirote, and Union Hpriug* Leaving (Jm rrytown at 4 a. iu. daily,the rr* wil reach Oirard at 7 a. ui., eonnecilng with the Opelika and Muscogee Train*. S7~l>Mpticate receipt* inu*t aecompany ail Freight |,j*.■< t. |{ /“All freight must be paid before Uooda will be dhichargud. Freight delivered at the depot before four a'clock, p. in. Will be -lopped the following day. Freight* (hr stations Number I (Fen Mltchsll) and Number 6 tPiersons,) must be prepaid Way freight must, lasll cases, ns paid iu advance. 1 JOHN HOWARD, narts, 1 7- dwtf, Bugiuur * RupL JUBT RECEIVED BY MIiUBV, UUIItrKS & CO. Wo are in receipt of one ol the LARGEST and UANDSOM EST STOCKS of DRY GOODS, Ever offered to the citiien* of (/'OLCMBUS. It consists of every variety heretofore kept by the old firm of MANLEY A HODGES with many addition*, among which will be found the AlOS'l DESIRABLE STYLES OF SILKS, via: Hint-la Mllka, Kep Milk*,’ Double skirt Nllk, Baysdvre Wilks, 4 Jupr Wllka, Kobe a I.eaHllka, Aluunilng Wilks. Tluare UrnretPi Ac. Al-., AI.MH. BAREGES-- Plain, Bayadere, and Double Skirt-, ORGANDIES—Robe Almuda, Robe a Lea, Robe Biarritz, Robe Favorite. JACONETS—PIaiu, Small F'iguroil Robe, and Flounced. BUILLIANTKS—French Cambrics and Lawnß. Our EMBROIDERIES and WHITE GOODS cannot be Burpaased, and will be sure to please the Ladies. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE GOODS H VERY COMPLETE—comprising the be*t 6-4 and 1 0-4 Table Daiuask, Pillow, Shirting and llouaewife Linen*; Lineu and Cot ton Sheetings, Toweling*. Napkins, Doylies, 10-4, 11-4,12-4 A 13-4 Toilet and Marseilles, White and Colored Quilts. nit \ I’E H Y .HOSIE it Y .(i L 0 VES I nibi-t-llaM A I'ara-ol*.. We invite ALL to give our Stock an examina tion. It is large, and we are determined to sell. “Let those buy now who never bought (o/ut) before, And those who always buy (of us) now buy the more.” NAiYLEI, HOIK.US & CO. 06 BKOA.D STREET. March U ( DisV—dwtf. DISSOLUTION. r pilE <Jo|tartuer*hiu heretofore existing ami doing I business under the name and style oft'LEMON ts UKOW i\ ACO was dissolved on the I-fill day of Feb ruary. IM9. The burettes* of said partnership vv ill be settled nod cloned up by W. G. CLEMONS und WIL LIAM 1. YYOKNLM, who are fully authorized by power of attorney to sell and convey real and personal property belonging to said partnership, to collect all sums ot money due and owing lo said firm, and to pay all demands and renew all notes or obligations against said partnership. Tit is tbs ‘fiuli day of March, IBSD W. G. t LEMONS, W. L. WORN I'M, JOHN W. HURT, GKO. T HURT, t I*. WOHNUM March W, ISftw. -wdJm NOTICE. I HAVE purchased the Cotton Uin Manufacturing interest ~i Messrs. t'LF.MoNw, HROWN k Cl)., nndshnll conttiniie the business under the name and W O. CLEMONS, BROWN & CO. Mi IWHAEI. F BROWN will, as heretofore, supet intend the Manufacturing Depart meat. VN G ( LKMONfcI. I Columbus, March ‘JD—vvdMm. NOTICE VJL7 B have sold our Cotton Gin Munufiuluring in- V> teresttoMr. W.O CLEMONB, who succeeds us m the business VYe bespeuk for our successor a coiilinuam eoft he liberal patronage extended lo our firiuby the Cotton Planters throughout the country. CLKMONtf, BROWN A CO. Columbus, Ga., March to—wdtf. IUS'I RECEIVED, f\i\ BBLH DRY HALTBD MR AT,* * Blue Fish in Half and Whole Bbls.‘ Breakfast Bacon; Choice Mutton lluiiin; Extra Haioked licit; Extra Choice Pig flam*; ('lear und Itiblied Bacon Hides; slams and Hhoulders, Pisklud Pork Bounds. febl4tf For sale by GUN BY St CO. CRACKERS! JIIBT RECEIVED, Hod a Cracker*, Butter •* Boston ‘ r llund Made Butter,* Wine “ Leuiinoii *‘ Cracknels, for sale by GUNDY A CO. February Bth, IHs.—dtf. ran*. A LARGE I.OT OF .CHOICE TENNEHHKE HuniH for sale by UUNBY A CO. February 1, IH&O- dtf l*ci-iivi:ui ! A GENUINE ARTICLE warranted, and ascheap ns can be laid down from New York. GI'NBY 4b CO. American Guano! | rjOIK combinations of this(uano gives it high re* I putn as n fertliizer.anii it is classed us fully equal to the Peruvian. A large supply expected at an early day by UUNBY It CO. Columbus, Ga. Jau. 4,183 U. dwtf. Potomac Herrings lit HALF ItBLM. Potomac Herring, in pickle, for IU sale by GI'NBY It CO. Pickled Pork. e)F\ BIILH, Rump Pork, very Hue for sale by tCO jau 13—wdtf UUNBY k CO. Sundries. rpilE subscribers ate receiving and will keep con; 1 stantlyon band tlie following articles: No. I and ‘l Mackerel, in Half Kits and Kits: Hugur Cured Hams—a choice article. Breakfast Bacon, Mmoked Beef, Beef Tongues, Also, lire following articles of the best quality vix: Lime Plusler Parts, Hydraulic Cement, Gypsium, Blinding Powder and Hally Fuse Rock and AlluniHalt. Janlfi—wdtf GIINRY A CO. 161 llltOAl) STREET. tVutclii-M, t'lorliM A Jewelry REPAIRED BY (0M PKTEXT WORKMEN. ONE OF THE BEST WATCH-MAKERS IN THE UNION. HAIR JEWF.LKY MADE TO ORDER. DIAMONDS SET. YRW JKMKLKY MA UK TO ORDER, i*u. A. 11. Hr WITT. Columbus, Ga. Au . dwtf. M its. wi NBLOW. An experienced Nnr*eand Female Physician, present* lo liieaucnlioii of mother*, her SOOTHING SYRUP, Tor Children TcrHiing, which greatly rarilitate* the prores* of Uielliing, by Moltenihg the gums, ledunug all inttauiiMHiion- will allay all pain and *pu*iiiodu ad ion. and i* SI 1(1. TO It KOI I.ATK THE lIOWKLB. Depend upon It, mothers, it will give*rel to your selves, aud RBLIKP AND IIKAI.TH TO YOUR INFANT)*. We have put up and sold tin* article for over ten year*, anil* an say, in cnnßdence aud (rut li of it, w;hal we have never iino been able to say of any other rl ILV medic.ine*~nev er ha* il failed, l( r | \v I ||sa' in m a single in slain. to diet i li 1 lAIiDH it a dire, when tlaiel) used WlklkT II I\ 4’ Never did we know an ill kMllrlllllU tmceofdieeal irf id ion by an 1 ein in one Who used it. On Dm eon I ill 111 irary.all arsdr lighted with it* op* rat lon*, and -peak in term* of high eat roiiiiiiendatlon of ll uiaglral •(Fed* and medical virtue*. We speak inihi* mailer “what we do know,” utter ten year*’ experience, and pledge our reputation i■ i the faUUmeei ■ i whel w-- ben >i< < hire la ulmo*i everyinslanee where the infant i* Muttering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in littecn or twen ty minute* alter the *y rup i admiiii*tered Tin* valuable preparation i- the ire<u rinliou of oneol the most EXPEKIF.M I.D and MKILKIiI. M'ltrtKi* in N> w F.iighiml, mi'Mi.i” Ic-en us. il with ucvar-laillug Miici es* iu TJIOISANDB OF CABRB. It not only relieve* the child frui pain, hul invigor ate* the nioMiach and bowel*, corrects aridity, uud give loiic and energy to the whole syMlem. It will a! instantly relieve. ORIPINO IN THE BOWRt.M, AND WIND COLIC, and overcome It'llll con v H Isl on*, which, if not F Ull speedily regie died, end in {’IIII I\U E 1 V death. Web. lieveil ihe best ‘ Ml I'M It riiN ami surest reme dy in world. 111 TttkTHl *ll case* of D\ HENTKRY IWDIRIMWt AND DIAII lilfrl’.A IN < fIII.DHEN whether it arise* from teeth mg, or from any other cause. W would say to every mother who ha* a child suffering ffwni any •<(’ ihe lore going i niMptaints no not i.ar voi a raMi mu m, nos riiK chp.uji on km oiuthmm, aland between your *ul fitring child and the relief that will he HCKR-y*. AM HOLIJTBI.Y fH'KE -to ftillow the uaeoflhi* mod cine, if timely used Full directions for using will ac company each bottle None genuine unle** the sac simile of CL RTIM4 PERKIN*, Now-York, is on the outside wrapper Hold bv Druggists throughout the world rniNciPAL Orncg, No. 11 Capaa TaaaT, N Y rrtM only 16c.n1, i*r BolUf. Au| , I*o-.„i. WOOD, EDDY & CO’ Single Number LOTTERIES. Capital Prize $50,000. TICKETS ONLY TUN DOLLARS WOOD, KDDT 4k CO., MANAfiEUH. IBUCCEBHORB TO H. BWAN It CO.J The following scheme will to drawn by Wood, Eddy A Cos., Managers of the Bpartn Academy Lottery, in each o| their Single Number Lotteries for Aug. IBSW. nt A I'oi'htx , (Ja., in public under tile sum>rinten deuce ot t ‘omiuiastnuers. Claim 3tj drawn Saturday, Hept. 8, 1869 Claw J 7 drawn Saturday, Sept. 10, 1869 Class 38 draws Saturday, Sppt. 17, 1869 Class 39 draws Saturday, Sept. 24, 1869 0 (he Plan of Mngle Numlierit. 50,000 TICKETS 5,485 rRIZES. NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS magnificent Scheme! To be drawn each Saturday in Sept. 1 Prlze.of *.vi,unu I ** 60 ‘Mg) 1 “ ... 1t*,..00 1 44 A,OOO 1 ** 4,1MM1 i 41 s,ooe 1 “ * LVK) M “ Aft i lft* 44 400 Ift* 44 *fti 100 * lAO lft> H Ift) APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prize* Os fft> Approx'g to RAD,Oft* Prize are I,ft* 4 44 3ft) “ Xti.tMHi “ !ji(g) 4 44 ‘JAO “ 10,000 44 HKM 4 44 toS 44 5,000 “ IMP 4 44 800 *• 4,000 ftk 1 4 44 150 ** S,oft) u Ota a 44 100 * 1,500 “ 40! 5,000 “ to are $ 100,Oft 1 5,465 Prizes amounUng to ...|WO.OOi Whole Tickets *lO. Halves #5. Quarters 98.50. Remember that every Prize in the above Rrhetue i* drawn, and payable in fttll without deduction. Certificates of Packages will be sold ui the tallowing rates winch is the risk: Certificute* of Package of 10 Whole Ticket*, 980 “ 44 10 Hall “ 40 10 (duarters “ 80 44 10 Eighth “ 10 Sparta Academy Lottery, CLASS JSTTJisd.IBEIR 510 DRAWS WEDNESDAY SEPT. 28th, 185. On the Three Number Flan. 78 Number*—l4 Drawn Ballots. Nearly owe Prize to Every 7\oo Ticket l One Grand Prize ol $30,000. 1 Prize ol $171,742 | 5 Prison of $1,500 5 u 2,000 | 10 600 Ac. Ac. Ac., Ac. 34,412 Prizes amounting to $567,062. Whole Ticket® $10; Halves $5; IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIPICAIEB Enclose the money to our address for the tickets or dered, on receipt of which they will to lor warded by first mail. Purchasers can have ticket* ending in any figure they may designate. List ol Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to purchaser! immediately after the Drawing. Purchaaers will please write their signatures plain, and give their post office, county aud Htate. Remember tiiat every prize is drawn, and payable iu full without deduction. All prizes of 91,000 and under, payable immediately after the drawing, other prize at the usual time of 3P days. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Those vvno prefer not sending money by mad can use The Attains Ktpress Com|>Nuy, whereby money for Tickets in sum* of Ten Dollars und up wards can be sent us AT OUR KIBK AN D EX PEN 8 E from any city or town where they have an office. The money and order must he enclosed in n Government Post Office Htamped Envelope, or the Express Compa ny cannot receive them. All communications strictly confidential. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to WOOD. EDDY II CO.. Augusta. Ga. oi WOOD, EDDY ACO , Atlanta. Ga. or WOOD. EDDY ACO , Wilmington Del. A list ol the numbers that are draw n from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is emitted to. will be published after every drawing, in the follow ing papers: Augusta (Gu.j (niiMlitulioiiaiisl. Mobile Register. Nashville Gazette, Kit binond Disputi It. Paul ding (Miss.) Clarion. New|,York Herald mid N Y Times DRUG STORK URQIIiAKT & MiiPMAN, AT THK OLD STAND OF DAN FORTH & NAGEL, Columbus, Groo., Keep constantly on mind a large stock of FREBII AND GENUIN Drugs and Medicines, ALSO. PAINTB, 011.8. VARNIWHEB. POTABII, 10NGRE8H WATER HPIi'EH PU RE BN AN DIES AND WIN EH, MR! 811 EH HODA, TOILET ARTICLE* FINE CLOAKS, Dental and Surgical Instruments, STARCH, SOAPS. FISHING TACKLE, GARDEN SEEDS, and all other article* usually kept for sale in a Drug Mlore, which they offer on 4(Mr. FOSTER 8 CHAPMAN, of the late firm of Brooks A Chapman, uml Mr. Oliver Dmiforth, whose services have been retained by the firm, may both In found constantly at tire tftore, and from thetr long ex perience iu tiie husineM, feel warranted m asking a liberal share of patronage from their friend* and tto public generally. ju i 14—dwtf. Dr J A. URUUIIART F 8 CHAPMAN JOSE MIR & CO., IMPORTEKH ,OF HAVANA CIGARS. RANDOLPH ST.—COLUMBUS, GA. Two Doors West of the Columbus Times Office. WILL Keep constantly on hand a urge assortment of the CHOICEST BRANDS. Orders from the country are rexpertAilly mdlritod, and will be filled at the very lowest price for cash. January 85 dw Iv MRS PARTINGTON’S KEW BOOK. KNITTING WORK A web of many texture* wiouglit by Mrs. Partington. Jut received at, .1 W. PEAUK’ ri Rook Store. Prominent among the illuntratmn* nnrj Ike, a lu gilist; Mr* Partington, Criticizing Min Wiggle* ; Ike Burlesquing Hoops ; The Partington family, and many others Aug. 15, d-fl. Wonderful! Yea Pa.oinjj Strange ! THAT HO MANY THOUSAND FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, Should have found their way into us many fomilimi. It is neverthel*.* true, there are now about 2 i oft) of these uiiit hii.es in daily use, and the demand for them increasing Just received a few more of those popular M;u bines known a* tire “LADIES’ WORK BOX ‘* The) are admiiably adapted to a great varirtv of work. A gen tleman could not make his Mite, (laughter, sister or mother a present more desirable, than one of tim* beautiful little machines encased in Rosewcod No family can afford to do without this uaefttl and beau titul article# of furniture. Family, Plantation and Dress maker's Machines are constantly kept on bund at No. 58 Broud Street, Columbus, Ga., four door* above Uie corner ol Mauley, Hodges A Cos. Instructions for using tire Mudnm-s given free lo those who wish to purchase. We submit the following esfiMrslM, from well known gentlemen of this section, who have thorough ly tested the Grover and ;Baker Sew ing Machine*, to which is added lire certificate of Mrs. Greshum, u Dress-Maker of this city. (From Hon. Junes F DoMdell, Lt Fayette, Alu.l I.* Kavzttk, Ala., March 2ft, 1e52. Mr KKITII. Columbus, G* Dear Mir: i lake p.easure in recommending drovei A linker’s fnrnily Mewing Machine We have li ed the one winch we purchased of y ou, more than an. month*, and il I- Hi! that you represented oto be I i* not only a convenience, but v.' regard it an indie p. n*abl liecesaity. Very re* pert hilly, J ‘ F. DOWDELL. (From Onl Mine* Holt, Coliimbu*, Du.| drover St Baker's Mewing Machine hu* he.-u in nr> in my family for several month*, and lihh given euli#* r*ii*lirei ion It does not gel out ol order, rarely break* needles or thread, or give* trouble or delay in P* man ■lgement It*simplicity ofeonaimrfron.and the -h ----mil facility wilh which il can * need, constitute u purl of it* nii met ou* chief eiieitencm- March sft 1*59. lIINEM IIOI.T. [From Mr* M (Jmehim, Columbue.J I have been using one of drover Si Maki i’* Mewing Macbine*. In niy business of Drew .Making, and rhem ml'y testify to the e**e and rapidity with which ms oylenfwoik may bear complished by it* u*e, to tie simplicity of construct ios and consequent ease of mm* iif*menl No ronslileralioii could indili e III* lo b< wilhoiit one, or axebange it for any oilier pattern I have *#-n. MARY dKEMIIAM July Ist, IMP. [From I. A. Brokaw 4 Cos., Columbus, d* We have used one of drover Sk. Baker'* Mewing Machine* In onr shop for three year* past, and find it perfectly practicable, easily kept in order, and web otapteil to various kinds of work in a Tudor's Mhop Welake pleasure in recommending it to the nubile. Feb ti, 1069. I A IISOKAW k CO I) KEITH, Agent. OOLUUBUB. ÜBOKUIA. Coluukui, July 11, IW-<wll. SOMETHING NEW CITY FLAN! Sift! n*L 9 e O € FOR $1,00! Prize* paySble immediately after the Drawing without Deduction! CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES oi- OEOROIA. AMthoiized hya special Act of the la.-giGnture, forth* l>em;fit ol Acmiomiva und for other purposes. HODGES, DAVIS & CO. MANAOKKM, MACON OEORUU. By this Hr-heme |-uri-hasei* can select tfioir own num ber*, and pay any amount for a ticket they desire. EXTRA CT^ASS! 75 Ballot*—i‘il>tt\wN Nt MfiKitai To In* drawn in the city of Macon, every Monday, Tnesdav. Wedmaulay, Friday, nml Saturday Afternoon*, at 4 io. k, during the your* IH.YU,. 1 MlO, 1 HOI, IKOZ, and 1 HfiU. } ” By ibi* Chua, the holder ot any One Dollar Ticket* if the number* *o * elected Uou id be drawn, will been tilled lo a prize, according lo tbe tailowiug SCHEME. Any Sl,oUTicket with Wdiuwu nuinbei*on it Sift),ooo “ “ 7 “ “ “ Va.WJO .. .... *• 0 “ •* “ 15,iK)0 “ “ * 44 “ 44 1,000 - JO “ 5 Any SI,CO Ticket with a drawn number on it Y stationed to entne out utuny parti, ulur place, f hid ii aw 57 Ist, Al, 3d, or a..> other siutmu ? w iu the djuvviug ) TICKETS FROM 50 C. TO ANY PIUCE. And Prize* paid at the above rutca per dollar. This is the lavorite situ-me in New Y. rk, Washing ton. ItauiOMtre, I‘liiiiideipliiu, 11.-ston, Chicago, Uuuaio, and oilier cftlv*, wltnre there are. s,oft) olln *•* iu v\ i.nlt -’ Ticket* in tin* scheme are eXclusivciy s -ld ; and mu ii t* tin- demand that tint M mugersufuie (Jonaoiidat and Lot teries of Georgia have 0.-cn indiuud to tone Ticket*, fi.r Hie benefit ot . urtown and vdi.ige lrm.us who cannot pnrcliuee in the Hum. Feeling iliat it will to- u *u..■*•* ml in the couutiy a* it is in the cities, the Manager* submit u to their patron*. PX.AISr OFTHE LOTTERY. In Ihe above novel ami lucky at heme, there urn 75 numbers, from 1 to 75 incimnvo, pnuicd up> n*. p irate pieces ot paper, and eucloM-d in im mbe* pieced t iu a gl.ir.-i wheel. Upon tbe day of drawn gtlm wheel i* re voiced around sevetui tunc *, and a small boy wlm is blindliii.ied draws a number ui random iron, the w lievi. It is then exhibited u the aiidiem e, and registered by the Blate C'oiiiiinsiiiouerMa* the tost D.utxn Number The wl.ecl is revol fiiugum several lime*, god thelilhe second Number drawn. Tilts operuiionm reptuied,.nl twelve are draw n nut ami registered us the Ist, -d, 3d, 4th, aili. nth, .ih, hi ii, ‘.un, ludi llili, and Ffih Drawn Numbers,und any Itokets having the nnmbers select ed, will i the nun. tors draw i. irotn Uie wheel any w uere upon them (except me station nmotor*, wlwcb must be in the station n r which they are bougl.t.l are prizes ; if notihey me blanks The advantage this sclieme ha*over all other* iatlial it enuble* auy one lo purchase a 1 icket with any num le-r up to nine, and ul auy price iiepieusu* to pay . and the Prize* are paid iu fa 1 immediately alter the drawing. No ticket which shall have drawn u prize of a supe rior denomination, .hii be entitled to an uiieiiorpuze ; nor can any ticket be entitled to any-prize cither ib.ni ihut tor w nicliit was ongimihy nought, l'qtejtustan. e, it a person buy s u el.bo ticket witii ‘J Humbert, on it, if they arc all draw nhe is entitled tofcHJOOW); iithe whole and toiiubers are not druwu it ui a blank, B>. with any nun hers bought ; they must all be drawn, or the ticket w ill not he i untied t nny puze. Audi cm ail irUere Jer tkc Ax: n Ctast, with thr number!, et-MWg tluUay unu U.ii. tent Ouw. j r, lo UUDGEB, DAVIS A CO., •La on, Ll corgi*. II D. A. Co.,are also Manager* and Contractor* of the Fiotuia, lx- iuuu), ivto.h;o.dSouth CarolinaCon aolidatetl LoUem-*, winch tiny wiJl soon commeuco drawing. m N U The t o.Mßination und Kxtxa ( labsLottd- RIE* are druwu errr, U *- .nc 11 ayan., c e y hetureny t trcul*rs,coirti.-idimiulleXi l&iißtU)ri*< lourScireu c* Ac., win be lurwaidcd by mail, to any one feinting ua in* address. Aug to —Wtdtf. TUB GREAT WONDER Os the Nineteenth Century, HAIR RESTORATIVE. SAYBtheßt Louts Democrat: Below we publish u letier to Dr. VV ood of this city, from a gentle man iu Maine, which ape .k* giowihgiy of ttodliwperfiir merits ol btah.ur tonic, rim n evidence must have it* ellect, when commg from a rehttbic routce. lfceriif icatas are guanmtee* ot truth, uie Dr. needs uo en comium*, uor useless pufle.y hour the press. Da i ii, Maink, Jau. to, 185 b PROF. O J. WOOD A.JLO tic-nilsuivn. Itavmg my uueauoii cubed a few months since to the highly In m fl.ml tifi.-cts of your hair restorative. I wus induced to moke application ofitnpou uiy own hair, which li ui become quite grey probably oim-ibird white; my w hiskers w ere of same • harm ter riome three mouths since I p,o< ure.l a boMte of your hair restoruiive, ami used it. I soon found it wusprov.ngw li.il I had w oi.ed. ! used it about twite a week I have since procured anoilit r I.uttle, ot who b I have used some I can now cemty to tire world that tire gray *>< white hmr totally dreap pearod, both ou my head and lain, and my hair ba* resumed its iiuliirai color, and I irehev more soft and fioasy llign it baa beeu h* i. ie lor twenty live years- UIII now Sixty ydftrsold) my good wife at lire age of filly two, bus used il Wiiil same effect. Tire atove notice i her m due to you for your valu able discovery. lam assured that whotver wilt right ly use, as per directions, wul not have w caeion to contradict tuyntewmeut*. lum a< iuaen of ifii*> uty and u resident here lor tto lasi fifteen yeais, and inn known to every on* here ami adjoining town*. Any use you may make ol the above, with my nanre at tached, i* at your service, ua I with to preserve the beauties of nature in other* as w ell a* uiy acD. 1 am truly youi*. A. V. RAYMOND WOOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE. llAt.riv.oaz Jan. 23,1858. Paur. O. 4. Wool: Dear mi —Having nud the mi*- fnrtune to lose the best portion of my hair, from tbe effect* of tire yet ow I ever iu New Urreans in I*6l, I wus induced to make a trial of your preparation, and found it to answer us ‘.he very tiling needed. My hair is now thick ami glos-y, and no word* can exprrM my obligations in you hi giving to tin- utllmed su< h a treasure. lIM.EY JnllNriON. The mr.lmsigned, Rev. J. K.. Br.i-g, is a uuuisrer in regular slatntiug, aud pastor of the Orthodox fT.urrh at Brookfield, Mats. ll> is a gent lent ui of great iu fiuenee, and universally beloved. WILLIAM DYER. Hhookkiri.o, January 12. Ibsb. Prole*sui Wood Dear riir; Having inane a tiul of your Hair Bcsioiative, ii gives me pleasure to say that us ellect hu* been exceliem in removing inll imina'ion, dandruff mid a constant tendency lo uciting with w hich I have been troubled from my childhood; and has also restored my hair, which was becoming gray, t*i it* original* oho l.have used no other &rtiu- with any thing like the satire pleasure or profit. Yours truly; J K. DHAGG. The Uestmalive i* put up in hotties of ‘J vises, via— large, medium, aud small; the -mali holds a pint, ,i mi re ia Us lot one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least twenty pr cent, more in proportion than tho Hiuaii, retail* tor two dodurpur bottle; the large holt's a quart, 4C percent, more m proportion aiiu iclui.s lor three duliars. o J. WOOD St CO., Proprietor* 444 Broadway N. Y and 114 Market Ml. Louis. M. A ml-old by all good Druggist* and Fancy doodg I tenter* Junelft —dwHut. Economy and Progression, IN Ibis age ul advauceuisut, many tlnug* new and iiivnluanle have been introduced not the phan tom* of other ages, but new ones, ol sound and piac ticul utility. In no other department is progression bet. ter marked or more visibly to he seen than in the med teal, when originating With competent im n end conrtrt *d to acieutitii limit*. Precisely of that churactei ara The following reiiiedi.ilageiiis; none w ill prove mors efficient or so ojteu .needed UB LITTLE'S ANODIRKDOUGH DGOPA, A ntw and certain cure for Ctof-hs, CWd*. Antkm*, /'a in (A* Bruut, mUo H li o/ung Omgkm, df-e. u munji*t Cluiiii CH. This la a pleasant medicine tu lake, producing im me diate relief, and in nitre out often a*e* u prompt cure. It ecen iseslhe moat cohlrollutg Hi till mice over Cougl.s and Irriiuiton oil lie lung* ol any remedy known, ui >etl stopping the moat violent ill u few hoitra, or at most in a day or tw o Matty case* thought lo he dj ---• ide<lly consumptive, have been promptly cured by us ing a lew boiites, and wearing Little's strengthening Fluster* ou the < best. A* anodyue. expectorant, with out asiriugtng the bowels, it stands paramount im a.l cough mixture* DOLLAR VERMIFUGE. # Psaparad and put up in boities nnd phials, only by W.U. Lili.e. In using, uoiping else is requiredto relieve children ol worms; and, benlea, being one o die best and cheapest ever offioed to the pul die, u* .requetn use in (Hnniie* wiilmve much trouble and ipense u* well a* the live* of many children; for .(gamut ol every tea require It. Or* Little’s Frauds filature. Tin* is prepared from a French Reap* tin the ftirnte if N, I and V; the first fin lit* mule, and No ‘J fur the chronic stage,) that has been much improved upon ui tin* countr); and from it* uux<uup,ed snecesets xeiy to sitpt i> ode every oilier remedy for thu cure of Unease* of the Kidneys and (Ladder, fr>uinocrhu-*l, md Lncchorrtiotul of Fluor Albu* Ailectiou*. Ibis Uensive compound cotiilniiei properties totally ditier ■nt in taste und (’hameter troiii fiiiythtug to be teund ,ti the United Mtate* I'h irinicopu i or m private prao .. . Md > ■ ■", aud ‘iiui'ii, y is lot rival ed in America. Dll. LITTLE'S RIM-MOIIHA TETTER OINTMENT lltiudreds ol (**• ol Chrome IVitem, Mcuid heads and dbnwsesoi the *km generally, have been mred •y thia remedy, onl * the infrwdnctltHl At the .No. preparation (being stronger) scarce, \ a tarn? has been •mini tlmt it w eil* | eraifrcau in it short lime Forth# elite of Cancerous Bi uud Fleets ills ‘pulled in iftu furm of piaster* and t* aiiuust tiifniltble Medicine*, like everything else, are better mid .nore • supplied to the great mass of tit*people, by MtercliatidUe than in any other way. Pliysidnn* are referred toiliu l Jilt page of Dr Littles painiililel, lo the catalogue ul tiledn me* of the Mate mi Medics, that he use* m ronipoutiduig hi* dilleiunt lemedie*. aud usked to say if they are mu thochiel're of the pro Dee to n, a# he bitUMif has praclkej medicine eitenstveiv lor iitoru than ten y eat a, be to re retiring to the drug busiues*. ■OLD BY LITTLE A URO. Wholesale Drttggin* Mui'uit, Oa t bv Pemberton * Carter, John W brooks 1 Coin mbits, snil by Merchants and Diuggtsi* evuttady. April 11. vvliiu dlaw,