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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1859)
The Old Man'll Growing Older. Ten, the old roan'* growing older— I was looking at hitu tifero; Bit on* bend resting on hi* ataff, Tbo other on hia chair. Be is more ailont than ho wa*, And arbiter warm hia hair; Hia figure iwiw more bending— | wu looking at him (hero. Ilia hand la notaa atoady. And hi* eye ia not ae bright - Bo catcheth oot our Joko ao soou, Bit foot it not as light; Norjoineth he our aong aa in The day* that went ail fair ; For the old man’* growing older— I was looking at him there. Yea, the old man’a growing oldor, But is not leaa kind and true; To all, hia house ia open, with A ready welcome too— But yet, iher i a tale, by Time, Upon bis brow of care; For the old man’a growing older— -1 was lookiogat him there. [Wioul. Due la at Held It bn rg. A corrcapondent of the N. Y. Tribunr. at Heidleburg, gives an mousing description of the manner in which the German student* prepare themselves for duelling. The combatants are well protected from injury, avo their hends. which are bare. Their right arm ia wound with doth until It ia big aa a man'll thigh, uud too heavy to bold ; it U supported, when not fighting, by the second a. Tbo neck is ufeo wound wIiL doth to the car* to protect rba Jugulars. Tb< swords are about four foot long. tUrco-iourth# o; an inch wide, blunt pointed, with a rough edge, being regular fencing swords. If ail ts reeds they b ogin, uud endue vor to cut each other only on the bead or face. If the swords are bom 01 broken, the portUs are stopped by the second* who examine the wounAfc, s> w them up if noctf ssry, strengthen tlio swords, und the fighting commence*. For fifteen minutes tliie continues, unless one of the party gives out, or they declare tbeir revenge satisfied. Now and then an ear or a nose ia cut off. and always more or leas slashes arc giion across the s<-nlp, forehead nr fiice These marks ere regarded os honorable distinc tions. giving svidi-nee of bravery on the part of tbs bearer. London, Sept. 17. Tbo Daily News* city article of Friday evening My*: Although busings exhibited no revival, In creased firming* prevails to-duyin the Stock Ex change. Tt#*.iiifuovn*icni, in the funds scarcely mcmvlmil t-ltt pur cent., hut in sums of the otliei department# Kxchange, cspec‘sllv in the market for ifefrfeh Railway stocks, the pre ponderance wa* tens observable. The deinund for money was brisker and 2% was the lowest rate for bills of the first class. No gold ws sent into the Hank to day Ibo flank return shows an tuertase of coin und bullion during tin* week ending on \Y*,lne*day, of £4Bt,4(HL Another fa vorahlc feature is an incressu of nearly three quarters of a million In the reserve. Miutahy Dkpaiitmkmt op Camporm a.— Tho department o California hua boou divided Into districts, hi foil.iWHj No. I. Oily of Hmi J''rttnriie*>, Boniciit Bur racks, Presidio, San Francisco—Maj.G. 11. Ring* gold. pavmnater. N. 2. Kurt* Umpqua, Torwoia, Humboldt. O.tatoti, Crunk, Weller, and the oantp at An to lope Creek—-MnJ. 11. Leonard, paymuster. Nu. Knrii Tojroi, Smii Diego, Mobuv# and Yuuia—Maj. S. Wood*, pnyinautur. Bxnni.ic Kxshcihk. —Tbo Amorlcau IndtHiii* yesterday inaugurated an interesting novelty, which wo trust will not only Iks perpetrated hero, but imitated ulwwhero. It wrnl a public compe tition of saddle horses, trained and ridden by their owner*, all professional rideri and horses being excluded. The object eras nut to show tbu speed of the animals; but t he relative perihelion of their training. A largo collection of person* witness ed the performances, which lasted for about an hour, some of the borne* were admirable, though none exhibited a very high grade of education. The track was nut in good condition, hut. tho tri al was a perfectly fair one: and the prize was very Justly uwarded to a beautiful bay mare be longing to Mr. Philip Lydig. Wg trust that mens ores may be taken to secure occasional repetitions of ouch trials. They would tend to greatly on eouragathe use of horsebuck exorcise, the most wholesome uud agreeable to which men of seden tary pursuits flan resort.— N. Y. Tribunt. Part.*!!.—The Philadelphia Bulletin of last Saturday evening has the following commenda tion Os Miss Evans's last book : The name of the author of this volume is new to us, but she will make it well and favorably known to the world. Her book, if it is a maiden effort, is a remarkable one, and tn any case it is an execlleut uno. The story, simply its a story, Is one of well sustained interest, with ouroful drawn characters and animated, easy dialogue.— But she aims and accomplishes something beyond this. Sho has studied and thought much on the ological and philosophical subjects, ami she car riM several ot her characters through the stages of doubt that so often embarrass young minds, iuto a staie of healthy, happy faith in sound religion. A little diffusiveness ot style may be excused where there is so much to admire, and there is really so much of the latter thst wo eau heartily recommend the story as one of the best and utost instructive that ha* lately appeared. Tiir Cr.Ar StATre,—Our eitlsens will rejoice to leuru that tho h>ug expected marhlo statue of Henry Olay, orderidby ibe ladies of Virginia, is at length on its wav to Richmond. It was ship ped from Leghorn, on board a first class Ameri can vessel, on the 22d of August last, and ought to arrive in New York In tho course of a few days. A member of the Board of Directors has wrilteu to a house m New York to forward the statu* as soon as it arrives.— Richmond Ditpatch. A Novelty i Fashion —Amongthe noveltio* recently introduced in ladles’ apparel, Is anew article of suspenders. They bear resemblance to those worn by gentlemen, except that they are inado of more delicate whitenhistio fabrics, with frilled edge shout one inch wide, nod are attach ed to lli* skirt by buttons in liko manner. M tNT.r —01. Fuller. In one of his re cent let ter*, spent** of the *x President Pierre : Notwithstanding my own official head wa* one of tho first to roil into the bushel under tier. Pierce’s administration, vet T eetinot forbear say ing. in ail sincerity utdfcrutb, that I would sum up b s biography in those brief words. He was a bravo general; a patriotic President; an hon •si man. Boy* Htti.r Yora MoTncus.—We have seen* fr<*m iwo to six great hourly boys sitting by the kitchen store, toasting their foot, and eracking nuts dr jokes, while their mother, p slender wo man, has gone to the wood pile for wood, to the well for watgr, or to the meat house 19 cut froion steak for dinner; this is not as it should he. There is much work about a house too hard for women. Heavy lifting, herd extra step* wtiioh should bo do no by those ifbtre übu*-. Bovs don't lot your do it at a:l* e*t ‘iwßy if sho is a feeble woman. Dull prosy house w'dAk is irksome enough at best. It is a long work i.\ it being iuipo>-i blc to*tell when it is quite done, and then on tho ni.arrow tho whole is to bo gnu* over with again. There unit. 10 oMt than 01m is apt to think Wo wish #->n#T>uy, all-day hnflMMYurker, tho nr rangenaout of whoso house Hi “about ns inconveni ent as it can be, a no utiuutuuum state ot things, would count her steps for one day, and let us have the result in mdel, Id it be untied bow limy tunes she goes into tho collar, to the wood pile, to the pump, up and down stairs, and o*po •tally how many times from the atuve'to tha but tery.—Burning Sttr. Wrath til—River—Boat#.--The weather is delightful, mercury seventy-six degrees at nine A. M. River in excellent condition tor steam - boats. The St. Charles leaves for Mobile this I*. M., the Falls City to-ruorryw I*. M . the 4’/nr Wednesday, the fancy Thursday, and the Co quette, Friday.—i/oatyomery WoiV, S*jU. 2l>. A Sensatiox ih thc llocmr or Commons. -The London Court Journal snys: “The Hi>n. Mr L— ie just notq creating cx traordiuary senaat iou in the House of Commons bv aoutewhnt exceptionable natrtro In bis costume. No one can doubt the moral courage of the hon orable incut her should lie. in the tullnem of time, become the first Lord of the Admirulity, as he now wears a white hat, crimson neckcloth, yel low-wr*ieteoat, purple inexpressible', red socks, and laeuou colored kids.*’ pit* The following items arc from the ‘.Madi son Visitor.* s Rev. A. T. Spalding has r.-dgmaliba pastrol charge of the Madison Baptist Chuteh. The hog cholera is prevailing in Morgan eoun •y- The trial es Arnold end wife, in Putnam Su perior Court, charged with tire murder of a ne gro girl, resulted in an honorable acquit*!. Brady Mars Ohatcs.—A committee of the Council of Clarkoevillc, instructing the new sex ton in the duties of his ofli.c, Informed biui that it would be hie province to have the graves pro pared iu the city cemetery, lie took them at their word and went to work, ana before the misunder standing was discovered had a wholesale lot • n band. In relation to which the Clarksville J*f. fcrsoi.nui says: As the quantity of graves will be more than sufficient for our population for some time to come, pc re jus at a distance intending to die before the nest rain oau ho Muoni&odAtcd With grates At lost AdininUtrator’e Male OF REAL ESTATE. ON the frit Monday l November next. we u iliortsr at public *ai before the Court House door m ih* town of Abbeville, unih-r an order of lit* Probate Court, alt the Real Estntu, belonging to the V.HHir of itainueli. Mnti. moil, deceased, consisting of “llie following Lots in the low nos Coiamhia Lots 1, *, 7 and *, including the lata resident* of the deceased. North part of fen UA, and Houili part of HI. with lib tIU to liwin A ffeler lo remove buildings Lot 94 upon whi< li is store house and outbuilding*, lateiy occupied by II II Davis Also, Lots No 3, u end fl, partially improved Also, diiiiiiproved Lot* 34,3a, 3d, 37, :n, 30. 44, 33. 53, M. 55, 45,57, W, sb, ftl, 9. At, (A, ft7.o* A 100, the follow mg tracts oi land N w qr of n w qr of *•'* II town i, range 2A, upon or near Cowan's crock on ih wastsule Hw qr ofi qract 34. town 0, branch H hf of s e qr, see 10, town 4, tsuge 49, known ns the If unroe I nut H hf of n u qr, sac ft, u>wn 3, range *O, being aobjse t to redemption by John Pinker W hi of * cqr and e ht of s w qr. sac, 93, town 5, range ip*, subject lo rsilamption by Jai ksoa Kirk Und. N *qi and u w in of a e or, ssc 7, lawn 4, rang* til, known as the Ausm Hardwick plsce The aaqr i hf of nwqr j the s a qr, and seqr ot s w qr of sec 10 : the s w qr of s a qr, sec 3 j and n a qr of n u qr. sec. 15, in town 4. range 30, containing 530 arms more or less -known as the Cain pious, iwo tmles from Columbia, on IJis \hbevllla Road. >'o 4 and ft, in see in, town 4, range 30, near Columbia, unimproved, 100 acre*. Tlie a hf of *qr of see 94 n a qr of n * qr. ate 9, town 4, range 2*J, ands wqroi sw qr. sec lU.tewo 4, rasge 3IJ; iwt seres, more or lees. Known as tint Burke plute, psrilnJly improved Ths seqroi • s qi, sec IB—the qeqr-nhf of •e qr *<! hfoi o w qi. sec 10—the uwqrof sw qr and * w ijr of n w qr, sec 10, town 4, range 90. and part of a w qr, of nw qr ssc 90 known as the flow berry place, creek three mli s (roiu Columbia the Keller place, whereon Green H Ml ringer now lives, remaining between three mol four hundred acreej well improved, ndlolning the own of Columbia. The river plan'Siiou ofdtesfgtl, containing about 550 scree well improved, lying on • . halt about bee river below the Ferry Landing nrj'i road, and on the <Un inussa C oek, adfe urns ihetown ..f Columbia This pin e will admit of stibui ision aud rosy be sold so as in inclatie ihe river lauds in ons'trsct and the creek lauds in another. The Ware Rouge and Ferry Landing at €*! mbia, with Ihe lands included brown u ths branch, wtirre the public road crosses ibe sains, the river aud the pub. lie rood The w hf nf>ee 14, town A range 30, adjoining lands of riiomae Chambers aud other*. The land on th* Ch utahrmchee joining Thomas Chambers, n Wingate aud others, known aa the Ileus I dace and consisting of ib* s hfrrf the • qr and the S IlfOf s w qrofse. lit. and the nhf of the n eqrofsec 45. in town 4. rangeßfi, and all that pan of the sfr of *ec 10. town H. rangu 30. south oi the Nafurnl firidge. Branch, and the n fr of sec 30, town tl. range 30. Tire above* lands to In- sM on a r red it of one, two and three years, in equal instalments, with interest af ter first year on last two payments R A MOIOMOflL ) . . , J It IRWIN (Adurrs Oct 3. dft w4tj PLANTATION FOR SALE. I MILL sll nt ii reasonable prieo und upon such terms an will suit a good purchaser, my plantation in Marion county, situated upon “Pine Knot” Uroek, II miles from Bcetia Vista. Upon the plane i n Flouting and Haw 4.111, Gin-Uonse, aud nil nocesi-ury out buildings: consisting ot good framed negro cabins, stables, and burn, ull hi tliu best repair, having only boon built a short lime; a good dwelling with five rooms. There is attached to the place two thousand acres of us well timbered land ae can bo found in Georgia, end about one hundred under cultivation. The Grist anti Buw Mills arc both <i ing a line busi ness. A ready salo can bo had for oil the lumber, being only six miles from the Musoogeo Railroad, ■ •vor a good road. To one who wishes to make a good and aufo investment, I would oall their attention. My reason lor wishing to dispose of this valuable property is, that my profession will not admit of my personal attention to It. In my absence from home, by calling on A. I’loyd, he will give all in formation In regard to the property. f. l. McLaughlin, Pine Knot Mills, P. 0.. Aug. 2fi, tf Valuables Land and Negroes FO R SALE. MttNO Acres, miles west of Vernon, 950 acres I” cultivation, Uln House, r,rew, and nil neees ssry miibiiihilngH; KM) acre* fins Bottom Lantl known as uiy Tuckapaw place. ALSO, Nine or Ten Likely Negroei, •lock tattle, Hogs, .Torn, Fodder, fcc., g-e.g-r. ALSO, My Home Place, ll'JO Acre,, mo in Cult valion.Olu. Rcruw, and all tiwee*sary buildings, five miles south of Vsrtion. on the Winfield Road—a very desiratdc place. ALSO, Twelve or Fifteen Likely Nsgroes, Block Call in. Hon, Corn. Fodder, d*c. ALSO, Atw Acres It miles from Vernon, on the Notcbntosh ro*l. 80 acres in cultivation, tom * deadened; food spring; flue tract. ALSO, ’ 340 Acres, 10 miles Irom Verio.n,’on the Nolrbatotli R"®h fltty acres iimiltivatieu, Corn, Fodder and Hog*. Cabina on both these places ALBO, IfiO seres, 6% miles from Venma, on the Harrisburg road, unimproved. 1 w ill sclUlicm- lands and negroes n three years’ lime if desired, or the laud without tin. Negroes. These l.smlt are free Cotton producing lands, alt situated near the centre of our last growing and healthy I’arish For fuithet particulars address, It M MANGROVE, Vernon, Jackson Parish, Louisians Bspt ember <V, I*o9, —w-Htn Flint Itivcr I'lanUiUons FOR SAXE. I will sell at a reasonable price and > , fea&upou three years credit, one plant*- f“i •JP%l“‘it on the cast side of Flint River, 0m!! ji -fw where the Railroad from Columbus tQ IlftZi Huron crosses, consisting ®f FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRKH of good bottom and marsh bands, and eight hundred and fifty acres of Pine land Thu bottom and marsh lande are os good as can be found hi Georgia. This r iy be divided into three settlements An extensive levee has been built, but more work must yet be done, to seen in the land per. mtuiflllUy from overflow. A ten, 11 Plantation immediately below the estate ol Gov. Towns, on the west side ofthe river,sod one anil a half miles below the railroad, embracing I WOO acre* ofiha best llivcr Bottom, without any marsh, and and aboutsixty or seventy acresof high pine land. i|- on which there is abeatitiAil and convenient settle ment. Upon this tract there are two uitles and u halt of good levee, but requires some repairs and conside rable extension tn render all tlm lands secure. Upon both plantation*, the lends are, with slight recaption*, tVesli and extremely productive; on the w est side it Is ail fresh but seventy acres. Any gentleman wish ing to examine them, tvill pieaee call on Mr Lilly on the east side, and Me Young on tint w est side of the river, and should a purchase become desirable, see me at Columbus. Possession given first .lanunrv next JOHN II IIOWARI). January 11, iHAfl—wftdtf. 10“ Columbus Enquirer, Corner Stone and Run please copy the above weekly two etonlhs Valuable Pluntntion, near the RAILROAD, FOR SALE, v j 74 * ACRF'fI of land, (fit miles from Colutn bus on the Mobile and Guard Railroad. In tweon Station No 1 and Colbert Repot Hix *-J hundred acr.’s Cleared amlitta hili state of cultivation On the place is good fmined dwelling, and all neces smy out bud liugs, anew gin house and si tew. The ‘* “ ‘•), -im the water good, a creek lhat never faiie, runs throtig,i the plantation amt in quite convw iinMH in lit*’ ItiMiene, good school# and churches con veiiiei’- •jiot,v..lioi. niKiirpaned. In my mlinv.iii, Mr II Jones w ill t*e ou Hie place, and w ill give any oilier tnforinaii.ii) desired ||. \ lIuVVAUD. Aug *J5,*-w Atw-Jm. Colbert, Ruseullro. Ala NLW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT, 222 Pearl Streot, New York, MILBANX & ANNAN, (Sucoeeetira to A L Ackerman,) MA.VtrxCTt RXKS AMI UKAI.KR* IS IBOX AMI WOOD, WORKINO MACHINERV AM> Manufacturers’ Articles, &c. Beptemher ‘Jt*. U4sD—wfim THE BEBT IS THE CHEAPEST! The Indestructable, Tho Crowu Woven, The Gossamer, The Grinolina. Hcmodeled Dun the latest l’an* designs, and ,ftr BEAUTY OF PROPORTION, EXCELLENCE OF MATERIAL. PERFECTION OF MANUFACTURE, AND DURABILITY, universally pronounced FnafuaCed by any Good* in the World! For sale by the principal Jobber* and Retailer* eve rywhere Beware of Counterfeit*: h c a that our name and trade tuark, THE CROWN, arc stamped on •very Skirt w k 6. n, THOMSON k CO., #in. li—)WMW, Naw Varic CULLENH A TURNIPSEED, ATTORNEYS A.T LAW, FORT GAINKB, GA. Will praefiee in Clay and adjoining oounties in Ooorgca, andin Henry county, Ain. Apr 1 ’ J lift®- -wtf w s. Johnson. r a xi'cxita JOHNHON & RUCKER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CIMMKTA,: CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY, GA. \\J ILL give prompt Mteution to ail business enlrus- Y v tod to their care ihroiigliout the Pauula fJirciitt, and'the counties of TaJirot, Harris, Marion, Taylor snd r Hrliiey s os ihe f .'uailahoochee Fin. Mil Febroarr 91, Ihso--wlv. T. J. (. I \ If, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAMILTON, (IA. Will attead promptly to all business entrust*! to his rare. Jsn2B 1869 —wly. ThouiaH W Colib, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PBKUTON, Couijty, 0. Will prnctiea in tho counties of Clay, Cbattar hoo. hec, Webster, Ktrly, Randolph, btewart and Sumter. Particular attention given to eolleoting and remitting. Jan2fi 1847--wtf. WM. V. SLAB. THAlret l OLtvaH. Elam Ac Oliver, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BUENA VISTA, MAIOON ‘ OUNTY, OA. Will practice in the oounties of Marion, Macon Stewart. Taylor, Chattahoochee, and any of the adjoining counties, when their aerviree may be required. Alao in the District Court of the Uni ted States for the District of Uoorgia. September 11,1868. —wtf. N. H. bitailord, Attorney at Law, BLAKELY, EARLY, C 0„ (IA, Blakely Ga., April 2, 1866. wtf. Rogers & llHirnllt'iiirid, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. VIENNA, Dooly County, Georgia. S. KOOKIIN. m. OKUiurraMitKiu. May 27, IBSU. IAW CA lU). I IIA VK returned to Hamilton lia.. ror the purpose of pra< u ing Law ib all ns hram hea.and expect to make ffaunlton tiif permaneui reside nr To uv many frUttida in Folutn 1 ue. who entrusted their bit• i i*p* to me lent >eac, Ir* turn my *m< ere thanks, and ask a continuanrs of their fav<*rs. 1 will attend strict ly to btisiuess in ihe com *t ; es of Harris, Muscogee, Tal’-ot, Meriwether and Troup. tfepi.lt dwif A It HKAI.IH JOKCpil l'\ I*oll, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBUS, UKOKCiIA. UHLL aiieiid promptly to all business entrusted to hia care in the counties of Muscogee, slams Talbot, Taylor, Marion and Chattahoocheu. Office on Ruudoiph Itreet, over llolt and Hutcfiln'e Office. Kept. ‘ —wd7m. ■toward A. fVeeni*, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CBAWrCHD, ALA, KOBT. If. Ho W A no. waljkru. WRIMH. Crawford, Ala. June 8. wAdtf. William Tnyior, ATTORNEY AT .LAW. CIITIIIIEKT, KANBOJ.PII J (J , OA Will practice in the oounties of Randolph, Calhoun, Terrell, Early, Olay, Baker, Dougherty Miller uud Stewart. Kkkkrto—Wellborn, Johnson 1 Sloan, Attor neys at Law, Columbus, Ga. All business entrusted to his care will receive iuimoditiie attention. June 6 ‘6B—wdtf. Marion ; lift ini fie, ATTORNEY “A.T LAW, TALBOTTON. TalbotCo.. Q October 24, 1868. w.ldtf. ‘ iflohcs A I.aw K, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COL UMHIIN, <IEOHOIA. R. J.MUHB*. WM A LAWH JS#* - Office next door to the Post Office, Bopt. 1, 1868. tl wtf. B. Y. KARTIM. J. J. MARTIN. J .I.BI.ADR MARTIN, MARTIN SLADE, -Attornevn at Law, COLUMBUS, aA. December 17,1858.—dwtf Shorter, Chambers & Shorter, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BI'FAULA, ALA Will praotioo in Barbour and tho adjoining oounties of Alabama and Geoi^ia. ■ . B. BHOItTBn. W. H. < MAUBKHB. H. K. SHOBTBR. May 27, iB6O. ts (fEMfr J- TOOLE & SON, L) En TI ST s. ‘&9U Office on Randolph Street, near Broad, COLUMBUS, GA . Columbus, Doe. W, 1857. d.twtf. JBAW. I. L.ec, D. I>. N ‘UTCjTO Os llno Surgcou, OFFICE Oontor Broad and Randolph Streets, C OLVMHUS GEORG m. December 17,186 ft. wldtf. THE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIVALLED INMARKE? WITH IMMENSE HOME AiNl) EUROPEAN DEMAND. r |MIK leason why, is that by Nature's own process I it restores the natural coior permanently alter the hair becomes gm>; supplies the natural fluids, and thus makes and grow on n,dd heads, removes nU dan druff, itching, and heat fiom the scalp, quiets and (ones up the nerves, and Ihus cures ail nervous head ache, and may he relied upon to cure ail disease* of the scalp and hair; It will stop and keep It from tailing off; U erst, yfawy, AsaiiAy and Aeutjkt, and if used by the young two or three times a tveek.it will never mil or bcroinv gray; then reader, read the fol lowing and Judge for yoursell. Nsw Yoaa.fJau.b, 185 ti. PROF O. J. WOOD A CO. Gentlemen Having heard a good deal about Prof Wood’s Hair Restorative, and mv hair bong quite gray 1 made up my mind to lay aside (tie prejudice which I. in common with a great many persons, had against all manner of petent medicines, end a short time ago I commenced using your art id*, to test it for myself The resnlt ha#’ been so very saiUfaciory that 1 am very glad I did so, and in iustice to you, us w ell as fur the cue outage me ut of others who may be as gray an I w as, but who having m> prejudice without my reasons lursetting it aside, are unwilling to give your Nestors* live a trial till they have thriller proof, and the best proof bmg occului demonstration, I wrote you this letter.which you iiisv show many such, and also di met them to im* fm further proof, who am in and out ofthe N.Y Wire Ratling Establishment every ds> My hair is now its natural volor and much improved in appeniWM*every way, being glossier und thicker and much more healthy looking 1 am. Yours He spectfUlly, HENRY JKNKINfI. Car, t oluinbia. and Carroll Bts Brooklyn Livimmton. Ala , Feb 14, ig>. Profcteoi Wood —Dear Hlr \om Hair Ui'sioraiive lets done much good in this pari of the countrt Mv hair has been silgbtly dlminwhiug for seterni \enn, caused. 1 suppose, Irom 11 s.ight burn when I was quite un in la ni I have been using voui bait rrsioratite lor sit weeks and I find that I have n flue head ot hair growing, alter having used all other remedies to no er tWt. I think tt the most valuable remedy now ettaut, and advise *ll who are nffiiru-d that way to use your reined\ You can pubiisli thie It >ou ttimk proper V urs, u > H. W MIDIH.KTON i'tutxOßt.rnu, Kept y, ibj:. P*or ft J. WoonDear Mir— Your Hau Kesior*- tlva 1# proving itself very beneticul to me I'tic front and also the back part ol mv head, almost h*sr its cov srlng— was In fact bald 1 have used buts half pint botUee of yuUt Restorative, and now the top ot my bead u wells',lidded with a promising crop ,<f voung hau, and the Dost ie also receiving Us heneflt I hav* tried other prepamtnxns without any beuerti whatever 1 think from mv own personal rveonuoendauom, I can ind'ice manr ntbtfi to try it Your* Resp’lv D R THOM AM. M. D No 4A4 Vmeßttaet. The Kos'nrattve is put up in bottle# ‘of J sues, vi*— huge, medium, and small; the small hold* a pint, and tetailafoi one dollar pet potUe; the medium hol la at leaetiwcuiv percent more tn proportion than the small, retail* fbrtwo dollar#per boitle; the large hold# a quart. 4C nr cnt mot* up propoitJoo and retails (hr Utiee dollar# O. J WOOD k CO., Proprietor* 444 Broadway N V and 114 Market St. Lout*. Mo And sold by all good Diuggists and Fancy floods Dealer* Mepttl—dw*m Potomac Herriags. 10r MMNw ” H,rtu Jtil“.{W SIOO Reward. I9TOLKN from the subscriber n the jjf-7t**v3d instant u at night, my grey horse about years old, of fine six* and in ■ X, go*>d order, tinn main and tail, ocraaion cl bv being cut outs shod >n fronts a black quilled saddle; owe pprintfstiTupand one plain atirrup, and a double head *18)1 bridle I will pav the above reward for the thief and horse, sub pi oof to con vied ihe tlnet. or I will pay a satiafec toi y reword for the horse alone. lie was seen making his'way towards Bartlesville having • a tall crowned white hat. It. G lIYAKB. in lian Hprimts. Kept. |l7—wtf. go ic i:\v aiu. | WILL pay the above reward for ihe apprehen J. sion andda ivery to the tfheriffof tftewart count'. tDmrgis. of one Daniel Jili'/.xard who broke Jad in *;iid county about the middle ot Jnne Inst. whi he was confined to await ins trial at the next term oi the Stipe lot Court, for stealing and hnrbon g Negroes. Haul Itiuxmd is from 95 to 40 years old, weighs about 150 pounds, is about 4 feet 7 or M mche* high, oflight com plexion, sandy hair and eye brew*, blue uye.spcak quick and intelligently, and boasts a great deal ofwnst lie has done He lints probably gone to the lower part of Ala bama, or to Florida, or Mississippi, as he has reiltves living /.ear Miiledaevifle and in Carolina it ia possible he ha* lakmilliat iFirurtmn R F. F4TTERKON *ep. s*>l*wt Green IIIIL tftewart Cos. Ga —Li*,. Southern Plows, Corn Sbeellers, fcte. A. F. MAYHEit ft CO., WO. 6C VESEY STREET, NEW TOAK ( IT! AM. 4c Cos., would respectfully inform Southern Merehanta an i Dealer# in Agricultural Imp)#- ments. (hat they are still Manufarturing all kind* of botu Hteui and lion Koirbern Plows, Plow Coalings, Corn tfbe.llers, Grain Cradles Hay end tftD Cuttei - Fan Mills, Store Trucks, Garden and Canal Harrow*, Gin Gsar. Segment Castings, 4tc , at., expressly f. r Southern Trade Also, on ‘ and, all kinds of Agricul tural and Uorllculturtfl finple&iants. Mschi .ery. Heeds, Fertiltxurs, dtc , Ac., which *** sell at Lo • •’•/ prices than any other bouse in the United tftat** We have a Descriptive Wholesale Priced Catalogue, which we will fiirmsh on application by mail or otherwise Ah Goods v, arramed to be as kv;.resented Send for our Price List. A F Ma IIKH, A ( . No 54 Vesey. Street N. V. Heps—w3o HqeeaasotstoJohn MuyheritCo, (Whoestubli# ad the b siucs* in IvU).) PERIimX CI A.VOI r pi!E undersigned ard daily expecting a large I supply oi line popular fertilizer, purchased Irom the. aßent of the I’ornvian goven mu- t aud warranted geriuirm Puce lour dollars per one hun.lred -p/iuodH. cr s7d per ton ol 9000 pound# ‘Forms cash in ail cuncm. Octl4— wtf (JUNBY f*. CO. BRAXUS A kOIDDR, OG BROAD ST. OFFER lUEJR EXCELLENT STOCK OF j gm S.PIAKOS MELOOEMt. M , t | A | |f At Nurt lie in jirlcea. A good Piano for $200; Melodui-ns from s.'<) to j $1 26. Also, ah ex eel lout Organ for Uhunh or j Parlor at $l5O. Call and examine at iiß Broad Hiroot. J*u4, IB6o—wly. | .). H. k W. A. i t *>>, Wholesale and Retail DEY GOJDI & GROCERY MERCHANTS. itsst coii, (.eorgia. Aloo. Agent* for Wheeler'* and Wimon's Sewing Mnchino*. oetll—wtf. RICHARDSON’S IRISH X^TInTEIsTS, DAMASKS, DIAPERS 4c. CtONHUMERtf of Richardson * Linen*, and those d?- J sunn* ol obtairungtlie GENDINL GOOttrf.sbiMild see that the arudes they pnn tiase ure sealed with the i fiiM name of the firm, a < owqslt\ 9 as a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the Good* This caution is rendered essentially necessxiv. as large quantities of inferior aud defective Linens tu prepared, season alter season, and sealed with the name of KM IIAKDMO.V bv Irisli Houses, who, ‘ regnrdlesa of the Injury thus Inrtlfletlallkuon Ihe Amu- 1 man cunsuiner and Ihe inaiiufarliirers of Die genuine ■ goods, will not readily abandon a husiue** ao profitable , while pun liaHurs run be imposed on with goods of n worthless character. J HCLLGFKE At J B LOCKE, nov.lo—wly. Agent* 30 Church Htreet. N. Y | FRESH THOM ASTON LIME, PLASTER PARIS, AND ItOSENDALK CEMENT. IlitfT Received and for Hale by .1 may I f| wt ILF COLEMAN WANTED, ikA BUKIIBLH dean, well-saved Cow Hair. Jl/U mavlfi—wtf. B. F FOLKMAN TILES, FISTULA. STRICTURE, CANCERS AND SCROFULA CURED. I ) A MPIILETH containing testimonial* nfjhe higliett X character, as to his success will be forwarded to any that rnay wish litem. Thoae wishing to leal the efficacy of Dr. CLOPTON’tf wonderful n inedle* must give a correct description of the disease, its appearance In its incipient stage, present condition, location, At A thtee cent stamp must accnmpai.v all communica tions Address J A CI-OI’TON, Iluutsville, Ala CURLS GUARANTEED. marfcjwlr PRICES TO SUIT nil TIMES. THE EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO, OFFKR their various atyleH ol Good , compri siog U3NABURi>S, YARNS, PASHION, (c*ratru>es,) PlN**'-KNOT PLAINS NKGRO KRRBKYS, BOUTIIF.RN LINSKYS, “TRUCK FOR TROWBKRS.” COTTON ROPK. ac. Ac. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Tli*v mvitn the special atUmtion of the Trade to thetr Stock which n no.iipfete in every reaped. J. RHODES, BROWNE, Agent Columbus, Doc 5, 1H57. twltwtl. ACAKD, I NOW have on Itaud a largo assortment of VV’.IH f'f.KM. ofthe flneet matciinlnnd choieest manufac ture ever before otfbrvd in tills market, e rbrucing COACHES, BERLINS, C A LEECHES, Mark falrerhpt, llorknwsyii TOP AND NO TOP BaOGH ‘9, ALBO, A MI'LEND ID STOCK OF New York Trotting: Buggies, OF EVERY STYLE AND I)E8( RIPTION, which I oiler on belter terms than can be allbided else where, for cash or qiproved crtnlit. 1 Hin about winding tip my bii'Uimss, and would be obliged to all indebted by note or account, to call and settle either by cash or satisfactory renewal All who omit this will'flnd their claims in the hands of an at torney for collection. II C McKKE Nil. All those who do not Intend paying without being sued, art- notified (hat five her cent, w ill be de ducted hv calling at the cuptaiu’s office and <> uhug forthwith H C McKEE Columbus. January 31 wtf. FASSMANNS IRON HOOPS AND TIES, colt COTTON BALES. /Viee fl Cenfs par ih.- 2o par ctnt Ittt than ft Dpt. VNY one considering the advantage of Iron over Rope a* a material (hr binding cotton bales, will be surpris'd that it bits tint hceit adopted long ago.— In its stM-urity against tire there is au overwhelming reason for its adoption. The presses in the seaport cities have been the * main cause of its not being general!) adopted; bill now Hint I'bjc. turn is removed generally, mid the Orleans Press —the largest in New Orleans -gives 11 the preference over Rope The Fas*maun Iron Hoop and Tie is the Improvement of one ofthe Proprietor*, and 1# adopted Horn the fact, that 11 is found aOet micx ;>enment. to combine the grenl*el merit# In *'in|mß|x and Aicility of ap|dn anon of any one yet made ItTsro prepared us to lequire no change for re*roitipresing. Thus ob viaiiag the only remaining difficulty at the seaboard , itiea The hoop# are *ent ofauy leng'li, ffom nghi toten : t>et, and a Kill guarantee given that neither tha Tie# nor Hoops will break- And turtlier. that all cotton hound in them shall b* received on Hie same terms st the Orleans Press, as rope bound cotton Theweitht pet bale is about tho same a# rope, not one pound more or less To show the opinion shipmasters have of it. w* give the following, among numerous commendations we have The tt tide 1 signed, inas’ers of vessels, having bsd couon ccmpressed with Fassmann's new Iron Hoop* and Tie*, hereby recommend the same. The bale# he mg wellcomprtseed, and the button* 01 hoops reveg luoaking w hen throw n down ta .the Mhlp'e hold, or when Mowed L I. Condey, Captain of ship More* Davenport, A Robinson, •’ Madras, James Touiae. ” ” Henry, A Talbot, Hareasmket, John Dean, James Flint, John C Wilner. ” Mulhouse. H Kopoenholdl *’ FilaAf lark, L F Merill, ” *’ Bark Ruiibai! The price of Hoop# and Ties at New Orleans is six cam eper pound, and all order* will receive prompt at tention Liberal deduction* made to nrerebiuts for city acceptance ’ K F BELCHER. Af*m, l 4 Gorareemai Place, Nw Orlwm July ♦-•mv GHKEVtVOOH A KAt l jrr\\ Wen LD iruorm their patmn* and IwAgdit- l-uhhctl-al they have mulct caM-IT*>i z£L*2Tl.. i NEW FIKE-PKOOF WAItRHOUSE, siluau-d near land uumedlAtely m trout ofi the I gee Kai-ioad Depot Tins building wilt occupy one acre of ground, uud will he ready for there, epti u of Cotton early in On ber Our OFFICE u ill in; i onenn-rd at our old aland, i*eai the comer oi BROAD and R \ NDOLI’II Horei* The iwo houses wiii give u* I rgely Increased facilities for ihe Htor,je of Fulton, and wu itope by prompt and jm net ii a! atlmitiun to the buxiu* ** i nufided to our care to merit a liliei.il snare ofpubiifi patrunagf. BAGGING AND EOPE, Aud any oilier description of good* will be fiirii|gh*.'d J at the market rules when ordered. Liberal advance* j made on Cotton, either in store or for shipment. I', rt GKEF.NWOOD, VV F OKAY Aug 29, w m ommi cMicx rßßboaick mveb* OCTAVUS COHEN & CO. COMMISSION MEECHANTS, roa TUA MALE, RECKIVISO AND fOKWARDtNG OF COTTON, 4 VAN N.ll*, GEORGIA. KFFCft TO Joseph B Hill, Ksq. Columbus, (.a Messrs Mall, M-nu 4t Cos. George lljirgrave*, Esq. Messrs flail 4c Dexu*r. Be hard Jones. Esq . Montgomery, Als. FlurriesT. Pollard, Esq. juKSwte U Mi KIDI House. LU.MI-KiN, STEWART CO. OA. pas*. THE ‘•ubscrilrer, having purchased the fgggi ab< ve hooM.is resolved to make ft one A-t-i.worthy tire patronage ol thn travellir.g public. If good laro and attentive vervain- ph-nl entiile a Hotel to custom, the u.,d(ir#igned lia'tere hinwelf, that thoee who try I v. ci.ct will com* attain. Connected with *f-.o Hotel, ar commo dious Stat lee with triisi’ - si sere Oct 19 wtf. John YARBROUGH BROWL’S HOTEL, OPPOSITE Tilt: PASSENGER DEPOT MACON, GEORGIA. K.E. BROWN, PROPRIETOR, f. F. DENSE, Bupfrit.Lci.Juut. £sTMafe ready on the arrival of every Train Macon, Ga., April 15,1856. wtf. NEGROES 1 NEGROES! UJT E are cotietant'y receiving from Vir- \ ginia and North Carolina a large Ja-f. ‘ ami well *e| <-t. and -lock of Men, j *oy and dria, including field iiands, h/niwr •wrvsntM, mechanics, \ c., bougf.t by one of JaJ’ ! the firm- pre-ely for tliie marker. Our i. en/ may rely on getting negroes oi good charactei corning up felly to our repreHentaiiou*— a* wt-aeil none on cornmisrmn HATCHER A. McGEHEB. July EG, 1858 — wtf EATINO S A L.O ON. / -v WILL lo opened by the, Oj'oi..-, “A ; ‘'U+S (Ltardera wtll b -taken Ity 1 “z.’ W the nioutfe, week-.relay. Meats mail hourcusy • or night OT* I* li I S BAR wi!t alwpebei supplied with the Choicest Liquora and Cigirl. ‘lilts lit iltrO isl tIVO doom Im-Jow the I’. (. oci4—wif. F WiLIiELM, Proprietor. TO CON,SUM PTIVKS. Vt I.ERGYM AN having cured ti* son ofcotteump 1 non in us w-oret stages, after being given up ro j die, by the most celebrated phj h tans, desire* to make I known the mhde of the cure,(which proves auece'**ful i in every 10 those alflicied W ith (dugli*. Colds, ] and Coiisunipiion.Mnd lie w ill semi the same to any ad drees, Ave of charge Address, enclosing tw.i *iaui]M ( to pay return poNtime DANIEL ADF.IL march? wly til On ire Street. \ y •:. c . t oKiiirr r, IiROKLK ami Dea>r in SLAVES, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. f V ILL keep coinuHtilly <>n hand n good supply .*F Virgimii ami (eorgia .Negroes I*t sale ll* will also receive, buy and sell for those desiring his servi ce* Ho is alsopsepNied to make the usuiil advaitcr s on property, both real and personal, left in bis charge fur snie. Oifice tieur the Pulaski House and Post Office. July 4. IB6o.—wbin. THOS MACKENZIE & SONS. Importers of SADDLERY HARDWARE, MANUFACTURERS *OF PLATED COACH AND GIG HAMES, AND DEALERS IN CARRIAUS TRIMMINGS. No. fl)Afi*l)alttmrfl-st. Near Charles, BALTIMORE. ! Pel* 14. INWf—wlv* War ! War! War! is nt xxßsn against rxine or ary gran by Dll. A. W. ALLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! \NDvery Southerner will be eutisfled by using one Dollar’s worth that they have no Anther use | for Northern Limineo's FOl Family and Plamaiin | use 11 has no equal. It cures Hheutnausm, N*-uralgta ; Strains, Bruises, Horns, Fresh Cuts, Pams in the | Hack or Limbs. Cholic in man 01 beast and is the on ly certain remedy known tor Blind Huvgger* ;u II- hm*s 1 and every <r,e will And it n saving ul lime and uio- I ney bv kn pmg a auitpiy on hand, j Prepared by l)r A VV AI.I.KN. Columbua, 1(i i N<>ne ecui'ino williout the Higuaime und Heal |of A. W ALLEN i Fur sale bv URbIUIIART k CBAI’MAN. mid J. W IIROOK<4 Columbus, j Wantko— a responsible .agent in every Houtheru / town and village j CD"! ACTION TO EVERYBODY -D.m't use any | morn Northern Liniment until ><u have given the riouthnru Liniment a lair trial CERTIFICATE. Cglvmsi s. May 13, 1859 1 Dr. A. \V. ALLEN—DearHir: Allow u#to present you tluscerlitieaie lor your Bouthern Linunent Ur nave used over • hundred bottles of your valuable I medicine during the last year, nnd do not licnuae in | saying 1 bat we never saw a Liniment equal to it. and have used all kinds We have used yourstW Cholic, i both for Negroes and Horae*, and in no instance has jit tailed to etlecl speedy relief. V. e corsuler it an 111- j valuable uiedKMM- for ( ti'iiic, Bpiains, Brvwes Hivel- I Un - * Fitsti Wi.iinds, • c.,and would ut be without I U for any consideration. | Julylf— wtf. J. VERNOYkt CO. Economy and Progression, IN this Off* ot advancement, many things new ami invaluable have been introduced not the phan toms of ot borages, hut new one, ot sound and prac tical utility. In im mixer depattniaut is pr •romaiou bet ter marked or more visibly to h- eeeu than in the mol iral, when originating with competent men and eoufla* ed to mieatirii limn*. Fn-ciaely t that character arc the following remedial agents; none will prove more efficient or so often needed. DU LITTLE* AXOinNKltlCbn DROPA A mc *d •vi'fcu* curt for Ooqr**. CbJdc, Aitkmu, Alta ra fils mo Croup. II W/*ag Gm#k*, .gt opt oaitHUrst C'htldrm. I .IIS 14 a pleasant medicine to urn*. producing imme .lute rebel', and iu tune out of too rases a prompt cure. I It exercise* the most controlling influence over Cough* I and Irritation of the lungs of any remedy Ktiowu, of ten stopping the uiost violent in a flow hours, or at | most in a day or two Many cases thought to be do I cidedly consumptive, have been promptly cured bv us | lag a lew bottle*, and wearing i.ittie’s strengthening : I'tnslers on the chest A* anndyuccxpectoMutl, w ith out astnntuig the bowels, it stands paramount to ail cough minutes DOLLAR VERMIFUGE. Prepared amt put up in bottles and phials, only by W t. l.ittle. In using, nothing else t* lequired to relievechihlien of woitus; and. besides, being one o the best and cheapest ever ottered to the public, its frequent use in families will tare much trouble and sipente. a* well as the lives of many children; for a/ At out of every Um cases generally require it. llr. Littic's French Mixture. This is prepared from h French Recipe (in the forms of No. 1 and 8j the first for the acute, and No ‘i tor llie chronic stage,) that has been much unproved up. 01 in this country! and from its unexampled tuctu ih likely tosupervede every other remedy tor the cure of diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, (domain Im-aJ, and Lucchonlueal of Fluor Albus Affections. ‘tins extensive compound combines properties totally differ ent in taste and character from anything to he found in the United Himes Phannacopcra or iu private pra< - licet and in point of safety and otfirienev is not rival led iu Aunuica. I)R. UTTtttt BING-WORM* TETTKR OISTNKST ! Hundreds of rases of Chronic Tetters. Scald heads and diseases n| thnAktn generally, luve been cured by this remedy, and since the introduction of the No 2 pivi*ratioii (being stronger) scarcely a rasa tins Itoen founu that it will not etteciually eradicate in n short tune. For the cure of Cancerous Hore* and Lleer* it t* Applied in the form of plasters and is almost inAtliible Medicines, like everything else, are better and more economically supplied tot he great man ot the people, by mcn handise than in any other way. ‘Fh\slnans arc refenedc othe IXih page of l)r Littles pamphlet, to the catalogue of medicinea of the Mate ria Medics, that he usee in compounding hi* deferent remedies, and asked to say if (hey arc not the chief’ re lance ol the profession, as he himself hns practiced medicine extensively for more than ten years, before retiring to Hie drug business. HOLD BY LITTLE of URO. Wholesale Druggist* Macon, Cia by PemberVMi A Carter, John W Brook* Columbus, and by Merchants and Druggist* gensrally. April 11. Mso—wttm dlaw FREHH and genulOE ONION SETA. Just received and fbr Mis by JOHN LEE. •eptn— dtf B 4 Btore, 13 |retd Alreet. NEW CROP TURNIPSEEBS LANPRETH’S PHILADELPHIA T. S. SPEAR, I'RACTICAL WATCH MAKER .Successor to S. 15. Purple,cor. Broad &, Handolpli st. COLXJMBtJS, GEOriCIA. STERLING SILVER &,PLATED WARE. HAIR. WORK., A baautiftil variety of Patterna. I w iLI make to or.ler any design and style and platt you may require WATCHES, CLOCKS Sc J"BWELBY Uqairod by comjxitcut anl expericnced Workmen, and warranted. C A JSTISS ! C ATSC E 9 ! Quid, Silver, Ivory Loaded Head*—Hickory Crooks and Sword* PEBBLE SPECTAaES, ’• —v ii /tar'*’ M\‘ / a l * <Y I) Gold s ml Steel Frames, ’ ‘*scac^- of the boat quality mamtfbrtared. Gltssri eet In o a frames to unit a!’ nyee. I invite the atUafioii oi ail to my Slock, and will show it with pleasure, whether yoi purohee* o r nof. I'urple’a old Hlattd, Corner llr.nwl aud Randolph Streets. Columbus, Go., 0< t. h**, IftjS.—dw*f T. S. SPFAR. AMERICAN WATCHES! NOOLDAND BTI.VF.R CArfrt At Pnrpie’s old June's •> “W Uiitlding, JH • Columbus, flwrgl'* (>ct 3*>- -Iwtf T X PKAR .Ylitln right, r PHI’ -mder 1/ ‘ic*i is rkg ivl to huibi ir repair 1 • or Ipaw Mi - ili.y <1 ;:j ••:.. .11,’ !. * by either steam, horeo or water power. Otvlera [ addroHSod to mo at Colantbu* or Younjg's P. 0.. ltuaeoli oouutv, Ala., will b promptly attended to. ‘ W. 1). SHOCKLEY. 1 beptcinbi r b —w2m. iluni Tinted to ISorc. \ NY Lady orLentkman, m lire United States, po* il*i*iiie t’rom *3 *•*>: hi. iiimriulu •••*> de •liectahhi business. Iv wnu hrrom üßloprril> can be realized. For paiticuiars,address. wUh stamp.) VV R AC TON. ii. Cos, Aug. -vvjm 41 North cfixth Bt , Fliilad'a. T’ TOR’ H BALE—Agreeahi- to an order ofthe J li Court .1 Ordmui) of ll.ir;.- ■ • ‘.Mv. wuibe-oid ai the Cow* House in the town of llautiiiou. in said | county, ou the first Tuesday In November next, with- ; in the ie-.'ai hours oi sale, ih* lands belonging to the j estate of William Copth.ii 1, *r. dec- ><-*-d. no mg of two (Banutioiig— Ist. The ‘-Home Piamattuu” con- j on vv liii-li plantation there u fi good 8w and (Inst j Mil, &. The whole vfseM lands *ying and being ui . th* county of Harris Ten. s made known nit the davofsale. WILLI AM COPELAND, Ex’r. Hem. 12, Ikjy wide. QBOIIUtA—TBIIhiC Courtly. U IIBREA*. Sacfiartafi Proctor applies to urn for Lotto:*, of A.iiumistrou in on the estate of J. sac ‘ Btory.iate of said fnufltiy, decseed. Those are Uietcu.roto me and aduioru-h ail and * singular, the kiiulrFd and < redilnr* of said de- s .sod, to be and *p.-st at my ulbte, wi i in the urea pro scribed by law, (Tien hnd their to •.hew _cauo H any They have why sard icticra should not be granted to : said applicant Civ. n under my hand anti offi.iai signature. Sept. | •id, i$M •epiC —w3od MARION BETHUNE, Ord. j r l ’ Wo mouth#after date, appii. am-u will be made to . 1 U> Court of Oidiosry, of Tad*ot county (ie -rgis, frn ieave to ecil tho Reai f state of John VV. G. BiiutU, late of said county, deceased Aug ithwi... KIKKIEI.B BMTTH. Adm’i | I'XECUTOIIH’ BALE In pursuance of an ordexf l a grant’ dby .fi” Ordinary .0 Tai ot countv, their 1 will be sol-t be loro the C mi House door m Tslbottou, ; ob the Aim Tuesday in November next, a i.ftfro Wo- j man named M rilm, about ‘J4 year* old*and h*?r cbi and Henry about 3 jeers uitl H id Mtgroo will lot • id for ilie bouelitwt’ the cietlitoi# of J.O L. Caliter.de- • ceased IRA U’ C HENEY. E VV Pul , Executors of J L C’aUler, deed. Hept Isl. IW- w ,od GEORGIA Karly County. r | *VVO nio-’iis after date airplkntton will bn made 1 to the Hon Court >f Ordinary of Early county, for leave to sell the negroes bcHonging to the estate of Matthew J. Lew h*. tale of k h:I county, deceased. 7.A1 ( lIKUS KVANH. Ac’g Ex’r Kept Id, I&39.—wxm GEORiHA—Chattahoochee County: Court of Ordinary, July Term. U’ .‘J, i PredeJit an.l presiding, E. G. lie!, . ~ Ordinary. U'HKRBAH, it is shown to the Court hr the Pc- Mtio of N ithan J Um •>. a..i vYnii.int G. i Wooldi idgc*. adtmntslrst. ra on cc x.r us i Ivunits J F. Wooldridge. .Weaestl. thataudesiat* is fully nd- I ‘inmstered. and praying tor t.euers of UismiMtou from j the saint*: j It th iherrfore or(lec*d, that nil person# roncftrned, j bft required to sh* w* rinse, if any they Ime. on or ! before the aeoond Mond ty in January next, why tney t should not be dismissed from the administration of ( said estate. A true transcript from the minutes of said Court | July 4th, 1t.59 Julvli wt-in E G. RAIFORD, Ordinary. TWu moi thi after dale application wHI ts riia-lc .0 A the Court of Ot'i.nary, ot Talbot e- u.t> GLorgiu, | fir leave to sell the R -al Emhu.*, Indn.igtig to the Es tate of Htephen Weather*, ate of -.not < ottntv. deceae ed. FRANCIS T VVEATHEID*. A.itii'r j Aug Id. I&ML w’Jin. UKO!UllA*Talbot c ount >1 Sptrinl Court of Ordinary ft.,y 2.Vf* 1559 ! IfYIIERE\. Mr* Kir V> 1 rd. Cxcculrix of the >Y E-tate of Jfitin W F'.r.t peliti- in this Tout j tor letters of Disuiis*. m: B.* u ordered that all |ier*oue ron. eroed be and #| • j )M*arat toe December Trim next ensuing of tbiecou 1 tben and then* t<> sh. vv cause, if .my they havc.n l 5 | said letters should not bo granted. A Into extract li . n the Minuet* of said Court, i 4Mh. IMP MARION HEIULNE Oidtua ; Max 3u, iW.i -Wfm. I UUtiliOl A, Nuieogrs ciuitiy, j Court of Ordinary, Auqutl Term, ESjV. ft ilk xisr. OaML’EI. 1) HARP, Administrator of the Estate of j iJJvlui L Harp, deceased, having applied for dismis sion. It is ordered that ail persons concerned shew cause, (if any they have) why said a<ttuimslraii>rshoukl not lie dismissed from said aJirimtslraiiou ut the Court of Ordinary to be held in and t-.i * .ml county “it the first i Monday tn March next* and that this order be publish* ed in Term* ofthe law. A true transcript front the minutes of said Court, Am. Oth. IHA'.r JOHN J OH NHON, Ordinary | Aug 6, inSik—wfim. \ J. Xiiie first Tuetdav ui Nov*'tuber noxt, bef>rv the Court House door to Clmtrah'iochec coiuttY, agreeable to Bn order of Court of Ordinary of said l outrv Lot of laud No t ICR*) one httmlied, also tir<) two- I ihirdnofl.it No HI rote hundred aud twenty tour, all being and l> Ing in the Othdistrict of origirafly Musro gee now rbaliahoui bee county sold for tin* bettofit of the belts and ereUtor* of P- rry Browning, late of Chat .lßflfeoochefl county, deceased. Terms on the day of sale. 1! C PATTKRHOV Adnt’r Sep k-uvtds MAUTU A BROWN ING, adm'x GEORGIA—Talbflt County: r PWO month# after data application will be made to A the Court es ordinary of Talbot county, ffir leave to sell the following named negroes belonging to the ftstnta of JameeL. Callter,de-t'Hsed, to wit: t*penr# a man about 45 years oldj tlotoka. h girl about 14 year* old) aud Georgia, a girl about 1 > vnni old. ISAAC CHENEY, K, VV PQC, Ctflevtore of J L. Cttlligr, derd. BflpUD, 2m. z= m s ■“ r—” • D- t ® ci < z : 35 S 2 5 U j i S < H% E ° gs 3 g <S h i*. 5 5“ 3C * 2 s 1 33 2 2 m a g * C£ J 6 --J WARNOCK & SALISBURY. Contmin*ion, Factorage, ASI. Receiving & Forwarding M E RC H A. N r l’B, conoMisua, oa. ..OFFiCnat the Loweil VVtrtltou^j aitentlon paid to the sola of Cotton, and furnishing li giring, Uupe.Ai. to Ptaiiiais Columbus. Os pi I# dvr 4m. KING, ALLEN & CAMAK, 117-ILL continue the Cotton Factumge and > 4 Cuuitniseton llusiavss ue luriuerally. Their office and sole* rooms are over the lower store ot Ko<l<l, Freer A Cos., where they will he happy to sec all their old and now friends and custouu-i s. They re prepared to fill al! order# for got dr | make ad van cue aud extend the usual facilities to i their ft lend? and patron.*. JOHN W. KING, A. M. ALLEN. Ang -s,—dw.'n, THOS. CAMAK. JOSE MIR & CO., IMPORTERS ,OF HAVANA CIGARS. RANDOLPH ST.—COLCMELB, OA. Two Dour* West of the Columbue Times Office. \ 4 ILL Keep constantly ou hand a arge assortment \V ofthe CHOICRHT BRANDS. Orders from tire country are respectfully solicited, and will be filled at ihe very lowest price for cuaii. January 25 dwlv. ItDOßfll \—UlniMiihnoi'ltee County. rpWO Months after date application will be made 10 I the Court of Ordinary ot said county, for leave to sell ihc Itegroca beioi.gAig to the estate of John DodaOfl deceased. VV J DUNCAN, adm’r. \ .. w-sm. with will annexad Executor's Sale. UTILL be sold on the first Tuesday in January next, before the Ourt House door in the tow n of Greenville, Meriwether county, Ga.. during the le gal hours of sale, lots of land Nos. 75 and M, in the seventh district of said county, as ‘he property of the ♦•state of F’raoria Jeter, late of sid county, deceased. Term* made known on the day of sale. t. 11 JETER, > E . H M.JfcTKR. \ t ' XOin Oct 3, 1*59 wtds GEORGlA—Cbattah-rocheo County: U” HF.RF kS Rivers Reese applies to me for letters < f adin.nbtrathin. on the estate of Robert W Rev 1, latent said county, deceased These ere therefore tn t ne And adinftntsh ail and sin gular the kindred and rreuitors ol said dev and to ajqwsr at my offire and shew cause, why said letter* shoo'd not be gt.titled ; otherwise said aiimiuistration will te eianted to said app.icant ou the first Moudav m No vemlivi liejt Given under my hand at office the *Mih rept. 185‘J. E G. UAU’oKD. Ord. Oct i, wflt. ’ pw O months after <! e a|qi!i -attoa will be made to I the Court ot Ordinary of Muscogee county. Ga . for leave to sell the real estate of John VV Thompson, deceased M A THOMI’SuN. Aunir'x. VV. H THUMPBON. Adm’r. •if* .19, lfts9 w‘2m OEOROlA —Chattah'i.K-hw) County: UM 711.1. be sold before the Court !!ose do*r4n tlie town of Cuseta, Caattah'NichHe county, oa the first Tiiesd y m Daietuber next, lot No. in. in Ih* towu ut C .sseta. coiittmma one and h half acres, nt.ire or less, as the propert y of Thomas F. Wooldridge. deceased Ta-msrash EG RIIFOBD, Receiver. Oct 3, 1869. wflt GLIHUJi v -t'h >t I■it ii <ioc h **•’ (ottniv. r J'WO ‘II)STUB after date, application will be * n.x.le ro me honorable C -urt ot rdtna y or said k . : o'ave to sell ue lands belonging to the en- IX.c of Aqai.U Cobb, deceased JOHN DUNCAN, ) . - JOtEPH COBH. Oct I, It&P. >re ; ; , TWO months after dle app ication will fit made tc L the Court of Ordinary, o* Talbot <ounty Georgia tbi leave to tell tbo Beati ofHeurv ftneiiiiigs. late Os SX'<l county, deceased El lAti L KING A'lm'r. de bonia non,-vitk unll annexed. Aug 16. 1860, Him 4 ilnilnlktrator’s S*le..-Agreeabiy to an or • \ der of th# Court of Ordinary of J isjmr country. Ga , tail! be sold behuetfie t’iurt House door 111 tlie townof I,uuipkin. Stewart county, on the liret Tues day in Novi-miwi, next, during tbe legal hours of sale, I. l “f Laud No. 61, in l e 9l#t disinct of Slew urt rounty, adjoining the lands ot Rav. FI vans atul others. Hold as the 1 roperty of Wtiliant Bax lay late f Jas per county,for the benefit of the heirs and crosMfctra of said tie. eased. Dept.s—tvld* WILLIAM JENKINS, Adtnr 1 Executor's Sale—Will be sold before the Conn ~* House door In the town of Cueeeta, Chattalioo chec county,flu the first Tuesday in November next, w ithin th. legal hours of sale—On* half interest in Lot ol Land No. 150, and part of lot# Nos. 172, 171, 151. 152, 137 nnd 13*C making in all 957 acres, more or lees, al! 1) ing in the 32d district of Chattahoochee rounty. known ns tit place whereon Benjamin Evans 1 now live* Haul interests old nethe property ot Wil hxm Matthew*, deceased, late of Marion County. Ga U F. MATTHEWS, l v . J L MATriIKW*. ( ** ,r • September M, DUiu. w4ftd Administrator’s Male. UrtLL be sold befttte the Court-house door in the county of Berne. Ga.. on the first Tuesday in November next, xx ithtn the usual hours dfeale, agree ft'dy to on order of the Court ot Ordinary of Cltaitahco clue cmmty: Lot of Land No. 4>6, in the 10th district of originally Irwin, but now Berrien county, as the ! property or Janies Cobb, deceased. 1 Terms made known on the day of talc JOHN H. DUNCAN, Adm’r ftept. tl. 1839-w4od. GEORGIA—TaIbot Conuty Court of Ordinary, June Term, 1839. RULE NlSl. — Whereas James Howell, Ad nun ist rm torof Mathew Hoxvell, deceased, petition# this j Court for Letter# ol Dismission; Be it ordered. That all pemoue concerned be and ap i pear at the January Term next ensuing of this Court ’ then and there to show cause, if any Utay have, why : said letters should not Ire granted. A true • xtract from the the minutes of said Court, : June2oth, 1839. 1 , , • Marion wthtne. Oni Jly 2, 1859 wfe, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla A compound remedy, in which we have la. bored to produro the most effectual alterative that can ae made. It is a concentrated extr au of Para Sarsaparilla, &o combined with other substances of still greater alterative power a* to afford an effective antidote for tho diseases Saraaparilia ia reputed to cure. It is believed that such a remedy ia wanted by those who suffer from Strumous complaints, and that one which will accomplish their cure must prove of immense service to this large class of our afflicted fellow-citizens. How completely this compound will do it has been proven by exper iment on many of the worst cases to be found of the following complaints: Scrofula and Scrofulous Complaints, Eruptions and Eruptive Disbasf.B, Ulcers, Pimples, Blotches, Tumors, Salt Rhicm, Scald Head, Syphilis and Syphilitic Af vlcttons. Mercurial Disease, Dropht, Neu ralgia or Tic Douloureux, Drbility, Dys pepsia and Indio F-snox, Erysipelas, Hose or Sr. Anthon y’s Fihe, and indeed tho whole class of complain w aribiug from Impurity of the Blood. This napound will be found a great pro- UDter of health, when taken in the spring, to expel the foul humors which fester in the blcod at that season of tho year. By the time ly expulsion of them many rankling disorders are nipped in the bud. Multitudes can, by tho aid of this remedy, spare themselves from the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous sores, through which tho system will strive to rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do this through the natural channels of the body by an alterative medicine. Cleanse out the vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through tho skin in pimples, eruptions, or soros; cleanse it when you find it is ob structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it whenever it is foul, and your feeling 9 will tell ru when. Even where no particular disorder felt, people enjoy better health, and liva longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood healthy, and nil in well; but with this pabulum of lifo disordered, there can be no tasting health. Sooner or later something nULst go wrong, and the great machinery of life is disordered or overthrow'll. Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the reputation, of accomplishing these ends. But the world lius been egregiously deceived by preparations of it* partly because the drug alone has not all the virtue that is claimed for it, but more because many preparations, pretending to bo concentrated extracts of it, contain but little of tlie virtue of Sarsaparilla, or any thing else. During late year* the public have been mis led by large bottles, pretending to give a uuart of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of these have been frauds upon the kick, for they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa rilla. but often no curative properties w hatev er. Hence, bitter and painful disappointment has followed the use of tlie various extracts oi’ Sarsaparilla whioh flood tlie majket, until the name itself is justly despised, and has become synonvmout with imposition and cheat. Still we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend to eupply irach a remedy as shall rescue the name from the load of obloquy which ream upon it. And we think we have ground for believing it has virtues which are irresifitible by the ordinary run of the diseases it is intend ed to cure, fn order to secure their complete eradication from the system, the remedy should be judiciously taken according to directions cm the bottle. PREPARED by DR. J. C. AYER A CO. LOWELL, MASS. Price, $1 par Dottle j Six Dottle* for |3. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, has won for itself auch a renown for the cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that It is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidence of its virtues, wheiever it has been em ployed. A* it has long been in constcrt use throughout this section, we need .;?♦ do more than assure the people its quality is kept up to the beat it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do. AND JEWELER, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, FOE THE CURE OP Coatirtne*s. Jaundice, Dytpepaia , Indication, Dyaeutrry, Foul Stomach Eryaipeia*, Headache, Pilea, Rhtumatism, Eruption* and Skin D(tenant, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Tetter, Tumors and Salt Rheum, Worm*, Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that the most ier.ai tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient in the world for all the purpose* of a family physic. Price 26 cents per Box; Five boxei for SI.OO. Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians. State*- men, and eminent personages, have lent their name* to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents below named for nish gratis our American Almanac in which they are given , with also full description# of the abovjf complaints, andHhe treatment that should be f<d* low ed for their cure. Do not be put olf by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Demand Ayer's, and take no other*. The <Jlt want the best aid there isl fhr them, ami they should have it. All our Remedies are for sale by ~y ... vox LMBUB Y Dmu hart Ji- n„i;man, J. A Whiteside* A On r-TO drugnsi* and .!■. • is m <:• io* rciic ii* Fcpt •* .<■ • Wonder! \ i Yea Passing: Strange; THATSO MANY TJIOIG4AND Grover & a *' er ’ s FAMILY SfcWIXG AI A( ’ 1.1 i XIX, Shoflld liavft Gaud Uteir way into an many Ifimilie*. ltts tieverUic,e-h true, tbeio are now about U...fltk of tltesft macbn.'x in via ii> u.-e, and the demand luribcui Jitetreceived 4 lew more of those popular Machines know as iv “LA'DIBs* VfOßk Bt)X ‘ They ftf'- admirahty ad iptxui U>a great vanctv ol work. A li neman couidnoi m-tke hi- wfio. djugniftr, Bt>ier or mother npr .'• •m ui -re il- xyrabic, than out* ul tltft* bftauttftu in : uun .-nee *1 u*e<l tit Kosew -<M>. No fdtnuy can sflonitoda wh*o>*u tht* usi riu and l>e.tu null articles of lurtuture. Faintly, IM-vtstation nnd i)r>-M onW's Machine*, are eounantl) k. ;u on hand at No. Bron.i rttrec, Gdumbtts. .a„ t o d.wueatrovx, tit< mnierot Manley, iiodg'** & Oi. l * io u .ufi Ibr ti>iojg (tie Machine* given free (‘'those wii” wiau lo purchase. We I'jbruil the t i. <wti.v (nufic<.u, from Well knotsm i’ tiUeuren nfihi* skiicb, who have ihoroagfi ly fested the Ginvet ajU .Baker trewing Marhiocs. to whitbie add’ and the rcrlifirnie of Mrs Gresham, a Dress-Maker of tfiis city . (From Hon. J: im - F Ir.avdft:!. LaFayertw. Ala.) I.a F-vvrrrs. A.a , M.irvfi Ah, Jr-iD Mr KKI l H, (’ohitttha.v. tin Dear rtir: l :ake y.eumitc in reconntvndtltg Grover A Baker’s f*mt.y Bewtfig .Mm lime. W. have uo ed ibe one wbi<.. we put chased cfyou, more than stx months, uu4 1’ 1 i. that > u iopres*Bted uiu ,l>e it is not o.ily :• c-lyuveutefli v. ;• t we regini it an indie peiieahit iw.i i ■'* Very raeji^Ftfihy, J P DOW HELL FrmtUol limes Hull, rtkhtiflfipa Ga.J flrover A B'‘••'l's ieg 2Jchu ts Ls* been inure Briny Amky io ierlXl<i)u|p l atul lu*. given entttfl sauefa> - ion i !.*-•• .-t ot older ntroiy bieake neeaie* or thr. ■ * s troji.lv or d*i;i> 111 is roan ug'-ment Its *.n ; .;t n* < f 1v: tu u.ai, si, ‘ the ease Had laclilty with which it .as i-e i'*.d, cousiduie a part of Ui* uuunmis cu.cf exi el.tfUiK*. March Bj. IS3? MINER HOLT. [From Mr* M Gresham, Columbus. J I hflv*- noun ukii I,ollc of Qtovqr L Bsktr*s Sewing Mac me*, iu n.> bustue>>s of Dress M.tkmg. und xheer- I'uliv Uistifv'to the ease and rapidity with w bkh uiy sly i** dfUi •! k maybe accoinjuiabcd by us use. tutu •nnpl.fliry of construction aud consequent caw: ufmaii agimretil. No consHerattup cou and utdut# uu. to lie without one. or eerfinge ii for ny other pattern I have aueu. MARV GKLBHAM July lei, [Frhru J v. Brokflw k Cos., CoUlfnhut, Oa. We hav** ovcJ one of Grover k Raker’s Hewing Machines in our shop for three y ears past, and f.ud it perfectly eatriiy kept (reorder, and well adapted to various kinds of xvrk in a Tailor’s Bbop. WetaJtWploastire inreirommendln* it to thepuhlie. Feb ’JS,InSV i A BROKAW dk CO. 1). KEITH. Jtgant. OOLUMBUH. QEOROIA. Rnl.tJ.,:, 11. IHSW -■” rmtmm 2 nuTtii, 2 mihOGISTS, of the Fig Mortar,) CULCMBIIS, OEOHGIA. H.-ro u Land ft well *uleclel stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Points, Oils, Gluts, dye -stuff s, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Pcfutnery, Fancy AfHdlflfl, Brflihea, Spiofli, Ght Ware, Surgical Inal fit m oatfl, Gold Foil, Ci gars, Buruiog Fluid, Ac., Ac. Which the** offer on terms a* favorable as cut be afforded in this section of country. They would respectfully ak of those wishing to buvto'ekiminQihelrfofldi aod prieee before purchre itnf.
