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ANDREW P. JONES announces biiuself a eaadUiofco for re-election to tkn office of Oleik of ths Inferior Court of Mugoogop County. Blertion first Monday iu January next, tvov l.'uite Wearo authorized Ko announce JAMES A. BRADFORD a candidate for County Troasurtr of Muscogee county, at tho enduing January election. deeT—mrdtf CHARLES B. HUDSON, Esq., Wgs leave to announce that he ia a candidate, lot the office ot Solicitor General, of the Chattahoochee oin’uit, at the approaching election. Aug 9, U*s#, wA<l-tde. -i - . .. .■„.■'i Mas. WINSLOW, AN experienced nuroe and female physician, has a Soothing Syrup fur children teething, which greatly facilitates the procesnbf teething by softening the gome, reducing all inrtaitmi.-uion—wilt allay all pain, and is ■Hi* to regulate the bow el*. Depend upon ft, mother*, it writ give rl to yourselves, and relief and health to yntr intents Pertectly sale in all cases. Ut-e adver tisement in another column. Aug. 23. IMP—dw.lv This is the Weather ! It will be remembered Jack .Smith ha* always on hand an indisputable remedy for Bowel Diseases. Hec advertisement. S* tember ft, ISfiy—dnrtf. The Great English Remedy. 81RJAM.ES CLARKE’S Celebrated Female Pills. J*rej>Ted /rom i prtreriptum 0/ Sir J. Clarke , M. Li. lVyj*i<iian extrattidirtary to the Qnern. TUB GfttiAT ENGLISH REMEDY 1 RE GREAT EMiUbll REMEDY I HE OKI.AI ENGLISH REMEDY sm Jam rs <x.vrke’s female pu,i,s Hitt JAMES t LARUE'S FEMALE PILLS SIR -I AMLS t.LARhL’d Film ALE PILL* HOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS BOMB BY ALL BRUfiGISTS K(>U> MY AU, DRUGGISTS N. -It..—#!.© and six postage stamps enclosed to an authorised .tcent, wilt insure a bottle, containing Ah Pdfci Ofr return mail. maubY—ilwly. Sold wi Columbus. \<y Pemberton A Carter, Acee A veulott and all respectable hrOflkt'* IMT'Scorlnitje diseases arc tho parent stock fro® which arises a large proportion ©f the fatal maladies that util tel mankind. They areas it were a spue ten of potato* rot iu the human coustittjiiou, which uioU ruiincfc und corrupts all the bournes of its vitality aud ha sums decay.— They are the germ from which springs CcnjMzm|>- lioa, Rlicuaiiiti.sai, Heart disease, Liver Com plaints, aud Eruptive Diseases which will bo re cognised among those ftjdlt fatal and destructive to the races of men. So dreadful are its conse quences to human life, that it is hardly possible to over estimate the importance of an aotual, re liable rnmdy, that ran sweep out this scrofulous <• tnfonafton. Wo know then wo shall proclaim welcome new* to our readers, of one from such a quarter as will leave little doubt of its efficacy— aud still more welcome, when we assure them, that it. really does aocumpiish tho eud desired.— W. im A v rit's S.vttmi’AKii.LA, audit is cer tainly worthy the attention of those who are af ft luted with Scrofula or Scrofulous complaints,— liegieter, Albany, S. Y. dfcc.5 —lm IIoLLO\V A fIIXTMKXT AND P11.1.S fire the cni hassatfbr* of health to all nations whether civi lised or ravage. They need only a trial to be come the only accepted remedial agents tor all inturoel and external disorder?. Sold at the manufactory, No. 80, Maiden Lane, New York, and by alt Druggist*, at 25c., 6.1 c., and £1 per pot or boa. deo£--wdlw. NOTICE. The Democrats of Talbot county are request ed to meat at the Court llonae in Xaibatton, on the first Tuesday in January, for tbo purpose of appointing delegates to the State Convention which will assemble in MU ledge ville, on the sec ond day in March nftxt. December 17 th, 165 U. w2t TO THB MEB-CHANTS OF THE KOI Til A; MM TIHVIM . Wk. the undersigned, importers and Jobbers In tbe City of Charleston, iu view of the present excited state of the country, deem it proper to bring to the notiee of the interior Merchants the Haims we have to their patronage and custom. — The majority of us have teen long catablUbed in business, and from our experience arc well acquainted with the wants of this section of coun try. All of us hold sentiments in common on the agitating question of the day—slavery ; and all of us .Icsire, as far as practicable, to become com mercially independent of the North. We have no desire to underrate the energy and enterprise of the Merchants of Northern cities, hut we claim to bo able to supply good* in our respective lines on a* favorable terms, both as to price and credit, as the merchants of any city in the Union. We have facilities for obtaining goods from Kurope net, surpassed by any, and our importations from abroad are very largo, notwithstanding the re ports lo tbe contrary, circulated fc* (fa* who hnv® no knowledge of what they affirm, or whose rot srest prompt them to mislead. American-goods we obtain from tbe manufac turers oo af favorable terms as any Jobbing Merchant* of tire Northern cities. Why then should we not be able to sell ou as favorable terms as others? We are able and determined to do an. and all we ask of you is, to try this market, lay aside tbe prejudice—for it is only • prejudice—that your customers prefer goods from New York to those from Charleston, and build up and encour age your own Seaports and your own Merchant*. If we cannot do what we profess, you will be subjected to very little inconvenience, far oppor tunities of leaving by railway or steamer are of fered every twelve Lours. •Jur Sticks will be complete by tbe Ist of Feb ruary next, and it remain* tube seen how many of those who have heretofore purchased ail their go.nls in Northern cities will give Charleston a trial this fiprir.g. Charleston, fe. C., Dceraberl2th, 1859. DRY GOOD 3. GifUtAiVDa. noweli. <:o : llY.vrr, m- HIKMF.YfcCO., JOHNWTGN. ORKWrt * lo. ; t liCNE, mm.KSION’ * CO ; JOHN MJLNOK ACO ; KEHRISON A L&IDINC; t’ll \MHERI AIN MtUJKftfc C<t; J # Ac i. B*>Wlt *CO.;R<H ERT HA IX®tilt A O ; NAYI.EU, HMITH A CXI CAHOW, McKBK/iE * (JO. DIRECT IMPORTERS OP PLANTA TION GOODS, AVmiRVV McDOWALL, RAVE* EL, lIUGUER •V MILLIKE,N. HARDWARE, COURTNEY> TKNNENT; HYDE. OH ECO a HAY; GRAVELLY |* PRINGLE, WILL tA HR A PRICE; H F *1 MUCKER; J K A I>UEU A CO. f: HOES P, B HTODHARII A'GO , FORCE AMK THEM.. II k 4ELTIN E* W ALTON, I). F. FLEMING * CO; HI SHAM, TAFT ACO ; R A. PRINGLE * CO CLOTHING. walhron. egi .erton a- co ; edwin bates A CO ; COIfT'.N. WII 1.11 l A CO., MATTIHKRhLN, O'HARA fi-UO riEKHON, SMITH A CM GROCERIES. n. S. FAUttAR, BROS and CO.; LANNF.AC A WIiILDEN.J A. BtJHCRatKfEUI GEORGE W WILI.4AM* 4 CO, ; T. J. 4-C. Jl. MOtliE FAKNOM a- hotterr* CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE BROWN Sr PALMA, WLBH* BALE. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ■til A Vff.A Nl. RTF V ENRON df CO.; JOHN ABH TiI'RAT: BUFF 4* HOW IK; N ELBOW CARTER. SILKS 6c FANCY GOODS, BOWR|f POUTER J- IB.; THAYER. HfIWTNO 4- •O; ALBERT I.EN'GMI k M ARB HA LI. and BURGH: J # W KNOX. HATS. CAPS 6c STRAW GOODS, HORSEY. AUTEWf f*> ; U R WILLI AM*'* CO F. U FANNING Saddles and Saddlery Hnrdwate. jf.nmnos, Tomlinson 4- to; iiahtie. I A I.lint N 4- uo BOOKS AND STATIONERY. McCARPF.RADAWHON; A CARTERS B JONES, Aval Rtetliodisi Book Concern. CARPETS, OILCLOTHS AND WIN DOW CURTAINS. LAMBERTS * HOW ELL; JA*. G. BALI.IE. PAPER COMMISSION DEALER, Joseph walker IXPORTER** AS U l>K ALKRH IN W INKS, LUItOHS, hEGAHN, TOBAC CO, Ac. CIIAPtR.-HT AMANB 4**CRMFT DECEMBER H. ‘ 4 gjwt. EMPLOYMENT. *SO to #IOO pei-'Month. lO * |T IVK. *>*<> VOIJMI MEN ls „>n. ‘ fy Hi an cans uacral and UnnnmWa kaainm. hr whirl. ibrjr ran rtrtomly make nmn 96u to *WO par month UJ-7Var a< a a„c*, f Vaa ‘_f3J fnr fall p.mni lr, Krw, *f., address {*ntUmiug three portage sum pa to prepay return portage. 1 ’ „ WILLIAM II TERM*. leel-w6*nia Rockingham, N C. Notice to hebtorh and creditor* - Alljrrcrann* having demand# against the estate tf Johnß Parker, late of Marion county, deceased. we he.ekjr require* to present them wiOiij* the time reqm .*i bylaw. JA.MKH BLACK, Adm r. Dwwmber 13, —w4or! NOTIC'D To Farmers & Planters. REESE’S VI IO&PIIO PERTTVX AN ’ OR Manipulated Guano! THE universal sucres*that has',-mended the use of the above valuable fitrtllznr in this section'll** already prompted large orders trout our Planters lor MW mining season. Oui Farmers and Planters arc requested to send in . meir .filers inmiediaiely to insure delivery in tune for use V* 1 are now in a king arrange men Is for a large KU m ,! > , guniiy^lo. Count bus, |>ee. 17—dhwtf, BROWNWOOD INSTITUTE, > Is'oar < n. FACULTY. YY J4l. JOIikS, Principal V Proprietor. Instructor in Mathematic*, Moral and Menal Science, EDWARD R. DICKSON, Instructor in Ancienb Languages and Physical Sciences. RODNEY DENNIS, lu'dtruotor in English Latiguagejjatul Literature. K. M. HEARD AND LADY, Boarding Department. YHK Sehal&stic Year la divided ‘ n s'- > two Terms. The Spring Term .■■■Mr will ooinmence on the 2d Monday in Jau y and close on th first week in July. The Autumn Term will open on the first Monday in September, and close on the first Thursday in December. EXPENSES : TUITION—Spring Te rm *4O. Autumn Ter* Hoard perenonthsl4, Tuition payable in advance. Board half in advance; balance at the close of tho term, A pro rata deduction will be made from the Board in cas* us protracted abseuco, but not from the tuition. I*ot Luther information, apply to tho Frinci cleolff wl.n COLLIN.SWORTH INSTITUTE TALBOTION, GA. Exercises will be resumed January . f .felfith, iB6O. Tuition S3O, S4O. and SSO. per an -11 um. Total expenses, including Board and Tuition, from sl4fftosl6o. For further information address, seay .i McLaughlin, dec 1 2—wot Principal* and Proprietors. UN 1 VKRSITY’OF GEORGIA. VTjJ* ArjIKNS, Nov. 28. 15.,9. The exercises of Franklin College be resumed on the 16th of Ja nu next, with the usuul classes and tgj&jF studies. ’amiidafes for admission into cither of tb° Classes wtii be examined on application to tho Faculty at any time after tho 14th.of January. Accuimm-dations for Boarders at the usual rates have been increatnl since the laid term. _!ec .-i—wftt AS BURY HULL, Sec'y. Waverly Hall Seminary. THE Male am) Female Schools at t \ Hall will be opened Monduv, Hth Jamiarv I VtiO Tuition as hereiofhrn. Board can he ohxuned in Uic vicinity i *to per month 4tiSGJr 1> thmgM included. Nov. -JS, |Cs—w 3ia* W. FOSTER. Flinti ( a/ Hamilton Female College, HAMILTON, GA. THE Spring Session of this Insti- will cuinmeuce on Tuesday, The Course of Instruction is thor ough *and complete, embracing all tbe b .nebes usually taught in tbe best Colleges. For a Catalogue address, dee 12- -w|* J. H. LOVII.ACI, PresL sunn i;i;x FEMALE COLLEGIATE. (la. I. F.COX, A. HI., Prini'i|>al, Prof, of .Mathematic;* and Natural Science. Key. L. B. TIiAOUE, A. M., Professor of Mental and Moral Science*, and Kviilencu? of Christianity. T. J.IIACON, Prof. Belles Letters and Languages. MISS E. E. DENTON, Englieh Branches. MISS S. A. TEAGUE, English Crouches, MISS M. K. COOPER, Primary Department. S&UH-ic .1 lejiai't moot. “Pruf. O. VV. EOTJtrn, Principal, kite. J. F. POSTER, ) . “ . j- Assistant*. Ornamental Broncho*, MISS K. E. DENTON, Counting Department: WM. K. CATTLE AND LADY. THE Faculty is oinpoNerTth rough *uf Teachers *of experience nnd ‘V ‘Wn&L 0< acknowledged ability. Rev. E. C. Teague is well known in the South 4£&ir cru country a? an eminent divine and accurate scholar. Mr. Bacon is an accomplish ed, successful teacher, a* was evinced by hi* ca reer in tbo College at a former period. Profes sor Foster and Lady have given comple'o nalin factioa in the department of Music, l’rof. E. graduated at the celebrated “Ronton School of Music"—lA* Ar*f in the Vnittd States, and has had as a Teacher, juorc than six year* experi ence. W. R. Battle and his accomplished lady have slv wrf by their kind attentions to those entrusted to their c;iru, that a better selection for their po eitiou coujii not have been easily made. The public will readily perceive that extraor dinary B'huotages arc here furnished forth® ed ucation ‘ift young Ladies. It is earnestly believ ed that the {test method for teetti ing permanent Miffti* # to lie*eri e. it. The Spring Term of six mouths will opeu Jirtt W*dnt.tday iu January 1860. Tuition, per annum...... ....*......,......550 “ “ in music t>() T f ?e of inatrumont 5 Board per month (with waching and fuel) 12 50 For Catalogue uontaining parlictilars, addres* del2--w2k. I. 9. COX. PrmcipaL EMOR Y COLLEGE. THE Spring Term opens Wedne*. day, January the IHth. Applicant* rf'c ■ i'.’al •’ r “dmission will please he in at t®ndanee ou that day. Dr. Means’ health being restored* hi* promitNMi course us Lecture* before tbe College may be ex pected in the Spring. For Catalogues or other informative, apply to Coi. James M. Chambers, President Buard of Tru*te, Uolauibue, <Ja. J AS. E. PALMER, Secretary of Board. Oxford. Oa., Dec. 12, IB6o.—dw till 15 fcb. Tcßcher* and Lecturer,, T F srcotnplisbcd and compete at, by tiavcliug and X teaching, bt lecturtnf o Fro feasor Morris's Eng lish Grumiuar. can readily make from #IOO to SXOO per month Payment monthly. For timber pajiwmttrs, address the Author. No entnaaioen I*, however, <an l*e mad - without a personal nilMVlew. For sped men copies *f theGram iMttr, forward oiui dollar iand It ceuU 111 Po*t Office Atampk.) WL J. MORRIH, Ailhuru, Mscon County, Ala. iov®—w It* The Confessions.and Experience ’ OF A V L CT I Al. Derigned for the benefit, and ns a warning urn? s caution to those who suffer from nervous debil ity, indigestion, lowiicm of spirits, want of sleep, premature decay, Ae; as ft consequence of youth rul imprudence, or tbe baneful habit of self-abuse. At the aulc time pointing Out the certain meant of te-lfatrt. By one who has suffon-d from tho above cause, and from misplaced in medical hum bug andqusekery. Single copies sent Ipost-frec) on (be re'idpt of a stamped envelope, bearing the jkddree* t*l the applicant. Addrc**, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Ekq. Doe. 12, wdm.j Bedford, King* Cos„ N. Y. (.LOIK.I A, Chut tali oochpo Confity. Us 11 BREAK William lirowMHg, apples far tcra of Guitrillanohip of the person and prop erly of John D Browning, orphan of Perry Browning deceased, Therefore li peraon* are notified to file their objec tions if any they have, in my office or or before the rierond Monday in January next, otherwise said let ter* will (hen be granted. Given wnder my Hand t office, tin* December Ist, M 1 E- *'• RAIFORD, Ordinary. December sth, WSI wl^d. DISSOLUTION. rpilM firmer Mounts A MERCER is this day X iltseoHonl by muti.al consent. The buainers will lieresfier be continued by D. MORRIS, who in duly authorised to elo* the business of the firm. I). MORRIS JA r* W MERCER. Georgetown, Ga. Nov. 18,185tf. deef-wst sax goods, CLEARANCE SALE 1 Immense Reduction iu Prices! at the— One Price < ‘ash Store 140 Broad Street, MASONIC BUILDING. COLUMBUS. J. M'PHILLIPS, dispose of the present itock and make room *• *°r Spring piirehaam, ia now ofifkriag hi* LARGE ANI) ELEGANT /AH SORT Ml. NT OF FA IiLA N1 ) W INT Kli DRY GOODS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Without any Regard to Cost! A large portion of Ummw Woods have h*uh purchased recently (for Cash)at furred New York Auction Sales at less than ihe com of importation, ami w ill he sold at Prices Lower than ever offered before in this or any other house in Columbus. GREAT BARGAINS IN WORSTED mm mm% V 7 nierii. ,■ 1 k,ii uiiH \r..r..*.,A ... i .11 ....... 57 piece* plain and unity Worsted at IS', Cents, worth *H rents 50 piecea Cashmere ut )2 rents; S,st>7 yards Fancy Worsted 15 aud 20r-enls.reduccd flow .71’ cents; Flam and Fancy French Worsted, Merinos, Cash; incich, De Ecosse, ValcnciasJDitomau ,Foll dc Giie tic, all at reduced prices. Also, a large Stock of FLANNELS, KERSEYS, FINE Bid) BLANKETS, LINSEYS. HOMKSPI S S, NEGRO BLANKETS, Ac., Ac. at unprecedented low prices. C'AI.MOi:*. Merrimtr's, DuuimlPe Rprague's Coclioo's, AUen’s and alt the Inst make*, from N to It* temsper yard. ('ash I Inyei-M Will find they can navi- nionev bv making their purchaser here, as the WINTER HTfU K must he diapoMd of d'-.img the ‘present season, and all the Good* have been marked down to price* that must insure speedy siile. fteineuibet Uie address James MdjPliillips I IO lleouil-slreet. MASONIC IIAI.L BUitDINO. Columbus, Dec 10, 1869. dAwtf enu i;\si; ri;ii;< rio\ UN BILKS ct FANCY DRESS GOODS! SILK ROBES, SHAWLS, FRENCH DELAINE ROBES, .FANCY SILK DRESSES. Also large Involve of Emtoroidorios, COLLAHA, JA^VJSTDS, SLKEVKfi. HUTS. Ac. AH of whudi wii'. he Hold at less than the cost of Importation. LADIES arereepectfwffjr requealed to call, examine and com pare to,lore purrh&Htiig elaewhdro. JAM Ets MoPHIUiU’S, I IO ltro.-i<l Street, Collin,bus. Ga. Dec. 10—dwtf FRESH DRUGS. IRQLIIART & CHAPMAN, AT THE OLD STAND OF DAN FORTH & NAGEL, Oolumlbus, G-00., HAVE ON HAND THE LAItOEHT STOCK OF FRESH AND PURE Drugs and Medicines, &c. &c. &c. N'OW offered for sale in this nmikcl. Every article sold by us warranted a* represented. All are invited to call and examine our stuck and prices of UR l ( JS. ME! I< *1 KES, PAINTS, OILS. &,c. before purchasing elsewhere,S we sre determined to msU at the fowe.it prices fur appeared rred t, end not to be untier sold by any howr m (Join Mho* fur tht Conk. We mean what we say. Give tw a trial. TO THE LADIES 1 Onr assort men t of culinary articles is complete; comprising OeUtines, Hpices. Wines, Brandies, Fla voring Extracts, Vinegar, Table Salt, Corn Starch, Ac :axmo TOILET ARTICLES, Consisting of Pomade*, Cologne*, tubin'* Extract* Blond lie Pearle, Aineruau Hair Keeturer. j-r. Ac., and if you waul a beautiful and economical light, pur chase us us the Th Gsuuine White Ktiojene Oil. TO PBTMFIAiVM. fhir stock af Tractnres. Rxirncta, CheniKals, Med ieaied Syrnpn, Ac., are selected and rarefnlly prefiared for the Pre*i ription Department, nnd nn Fresrrifdvmpmi up ettejd by an etpertenerd Apotheeary, and price* matter* ate I IKnit HART Al CHAPMAN. December 7f!i, IWD-dwll. W 1 lit < * Potifih}i T7H>R HALE UY P D<m;7—dtf LUmUHAHT.4- CHAPMAN. in: PiIESSfiD LARj> Oil,. I, tow sale by . Dec - dll URQI HART A.CHAPMAN. Hui'ii Fluid, BF.HT fiiiriung Fluid tor s deby De7—dtf I R4UtiAKT Si CHAPMAN. (Fardtjh iSeodn, IjtREBII Ovrifen Meed for sale by 1 I>ec7-dtf LbQI lIAKT A CHAPMAN. ONION’ BETS “AND DUTTONS, \LL quaJttia* for sale by Dee"—dtf I li<ir If A It f A CHAPMAN. SM9! KEAJS! Montgomery Advertiser. LARGEST PAPER IN THE.STATEI HAV Tift and vastly improved the fuiemi appearanceuftlia Advertiser, wa de sirn'to double if possible, our already immense rirctiJa linn in this rttutc. For this purpose we offer below unparall*led inducements to efents. The Advertiser vrtll continue, as iierelol’ore; to advocate Blam fii|hia Democrati’ principles, and we call upon our friends to aid ne in the imeniiiiiuioii of found political doc trines Though a polifn al journal, tile • nlnnnmof ‘he Advertiser w ill not he devoted exclusively to lh dis cussion ofpolitjrs H ienre .id Hterature. and the general news us the Say, witlall rec-ive our careful actunttan. On# dommeAial hitelligence will be of the tposl reliable eharacter Frottrour position,at lire sent of government, we will he ensb ed to give a fuli and accurate daily report oflhc proceeding*oftfre Stai’ Lcgielsture, and we have also mad- arrangemeniH, by w fin h we w ill be en abled t offer our reader* graphit NteUke* of the Debates iu the (itnrrul A<mmtdy. whenever any Mkjetl of in terest I* under dMCU*wiun t.rery Family in the dials should take s pn/ier published at the CajOtol. Through our r**ipoittenUt, in New York and Wushragtoh, o> render* will. a all thnes, be well informed ss regard* afl moitera ot>o ml and poUlieoJ mtordst, ill tbe Pom real its well a* OuttuiercHil Mr tropoii* of the 17 rtf ou Our TH.-graplur fa ilitios en able to lay before our auhitriihera (Ire latent and most reliable information fmrn alt points at seompar •tiveif tridteg cost. In abort it will be our endeavor to maintain the position of Hie Advertiser as n FIRST CLASH NEWSPAPF.It Our term* are; For the Dally, one year... ~S7 CO Por the Weekly, one year................. SOO CLUBS FOR THE DAILY. For Wh sii!i*erb**ra §55 00 For twenty subsrrM) *jr* ~...,,.....120 00 Forfarty subscriber* 220 00 CLUBS FOR Til 13 WEEKLY. For ten gubseitbers B TANARUS! 00 For twenty pibnxthen 50 50 For forty siibacnfrera, WOO For one hundred sutmcribcra 200 00 PAVMKHT iWVAltfAftl.V CASH IN ADVAS'.K. PoMtinaster*) ftre authormed to act as odr agents, and may deduct ten per cent, from the new tmk subscrip tion* received by them. In making up a club, we do not require that aU the paper* should he sent to the Mam* post office MCUNCHIRKRB J We will give to the imrsofi who will send u* the lar gest dub of subscribers, between Ibis and the first ftt April, 1800, a Silver Cup r f the Virtue of Fifty lJoifare. To the second largest club u Silver Cup of the value of Thirty Dollars To (he third largest dab a Silver Cup of tbe value ol Twenty Dollars. Or if it be preferred, w r will give these various prise* n CASH. Tboa <te*ring to compete for these pre miums, must send tin not less than fifty tor the first, thirty for (hesecond, and twenty far the third prize. Ifaf. v-dlw wlm HItORTEU At, REID. JOHN W. BROOKS. ( olunibiiM, G.*i. gPh WHOLES ALE .t RETAIL UEALKR IN . And Chemicals, M|||| BYE STUFFS, Oil*, Faints, And Pointers Artielon, VARNISHES, fVintlow Glsks and Fully, tiI,ASS WARE, PERFUMERY, FINE SOAPS, Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes, PAINT KRUtMEf, Dental and Surgical Instruments, ,n.l NlierOKTStH) of nn fcin,t.,Hl , U'EH HNI'FPS. MAM'KACIUIKII TOSMt'O. :lltliu PATH NT or PROPRIETORY MEDICINES ot tl.e day. SUPERIOR INKS, Pure Brandies and Wines FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, FANCY ARTICLES, Sec. 1 lie can and will sell Goods equally as low ns tlmy can l>e obtained from any similar establishment lit this ©rlion. All warranted to b IVaali pure and gonuiut* Ord ra from the cmiulrv prompiiy filled and sat is the* lion Loiarantred. with regard both lo price and qualify. HE SURE and (ALL at the uni i; vroiu; JOHN W. BROOKS, At tho OKI (Stand of BROOKS Sc Corner of Brood nnd Handolph Btreoiit, SIGN OF THE AEtiRO A\ l> !noHi A IS, COLUMBUS GEORGIA. DeoembcrT—dAwtf. PLANITER;?’ EMPORIUM, HULL, DUCK & CO. Hill & Dawson's old corner, Beg leave to inform their old cuNtomcra and the public generally that they urc DEALERS IA E VERY DBSOBIPTION FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS 10,000 Yards Usnnburgs, 6,000 Y’ards Kerseys, 6,000 Yurtla Linaeys, 6,000 Yards Sheeltogs, 6,000 Yarua Shirtings, 1000 Negro Blankets at prices which defy. Calicoes, Delaines, Sieves, Hosiery, Liueti, Clunks, Mantillas, aud every kiud of LADIES’ DRESS; GOODS GROCERIES, Sugar* of every kind, Rio, Laguayru, Java, nnd Mocha Coffee, Bugging and Rope, Salt and Teas, Cigars, Tobacco, Ac. Ac. Wine* and I.i|iiors, Os all qualities. Rectified Whiskey, Fine Brandies; Whiskies, Gin and Hutu. Tim best stock of Liquors iu Columbus. HARDWARE, ARNE'S Shovels and Spades, Scovill lines, Col lins’ Axes, Traco Chains, Pocket Knives, together with Agricultural Implements, such as Corn Shellers,Ploughs, Rakes. SADDLERY * Fine Saddles, Wagon Saddles, Blind Bridles, Riding Bridles, Whips, Collars, lluuies, Ac. BOOTS & SHOES, 3000 Pair Russets, Ladies Bboos of all kinds, ‘Jont'a do do, Boys and Men's Boots, Ditchers’ Boots, Ac. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Buitablo for Plantation use. CROCKERY. Plates, Cups and Saucers, ( Dishes, Bowls, Tea Pots. Tumblers and Glassware of all kinds. HATS AND CAPS. Mob-skin, Cassifnere, un<l lino Wool HaU, alurge lot of Cheap Wool Hat*, for Negrou*. Boy’* aii'l Men’s Caps, film aud common. BOLTING CLOTHS. of Iheboßt Brand* and’assorted Numbers. In fart a general assort merit. Having n resi dent partner in Now York, we can supply our frienda and the public at the very lowest price*. Planter* will find it to their interest to call before purchasing elsewhere. HULL, DUCK & CO., Columbus. Hept. US. iHM) i> BROAD STREET. W;itrli‘N,<'locl.'M X Jewelry REPAIRED BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. ONE OF THE BEST WATCH-MAKERS IN THE XJKTXOTsr. HAIR JEWELRY MARK TO OIlDEtt. DIAMONDS SET. NR W JKWKLiIV M AUK TO UUUKIt, ENUSAVIICI. A. 11. RiWITT. Coluoibu*, Ga. Aug. 5 dwtf. Administrator *4 sale wm j *oid at the Auction Store of Kill* A Livingtlan, in the uty <ui Cnluuthus, Musrngee county, (•’:. outlie. 2th dav of December next, under an order of the Ordinary of said comity, all the perithable property belonging to the estate of Charle* P. Wornum, deceased, cmiHist* ingot Bed Room Furniture, Fhcanfral AnparulH*, Oiemicai*. Fine Balanccw, Ac. Persona wLnin*; to examine the nrti bs before day of sale ki2 pit;*** call upon Mi**r*. Elii* A l.ivingvloo i;v*W—dwtd* W. I. V. ORNL'M, Adm r. FISHER’S RIVER (NO/I TH CAROLINA) BY BKrn-*“fi*B Who was Kai*ki> Tha it.” .jJjjbvjE- I,eaves from an Actor’* Note Book Ly Gsyrgo Yaudeulioif. Art Snd Uucreatiorih being In fMiiihLl.TWlstructi-in in Ifrawing, Painting, and ull other branc hes of Fahey A Ornamental Work. Carolina Kporta by j.aml and Water, inclu ding Incidents of Devil Fishing, Wild Cat, lfaer und Boar Hunting. Brooke’s Fool of Quality, with a preface by Charles Kingly. Bayard Taylor’s New Book, Home A Abroad. Just Reecivod at J. W. PEASt’S dec2—dwtf Book Blorc. Machine Sen inn. rAIHF.H. save your fingers. All de.se,ripfions o j Hewing, for Families, Hotels, Piuula'ion*. Ac. done at the Hales Room of the (.'rover and linker Hewing Machine*. 5b Broad Street. Ladies wishing instruction on tlur Grover k. Maker Machine will be wailed on by Mis* Cook at the sales room, or at their residence in any part of the city rioluotbn*. Saprt2 - dwtf n KEITH, Agent. AMERICAN WATCHES I IN GOLD AND SILVER CAHKH. firVyy. At Purple's old Stand, Jone’a New Build.ng Wr* J|Columbus, (Georgia. VbaMß Oct jo- dwtf T. h aft WHITE POTASH, For sale by URQtTHA HT A OH APM AN. Ailntlnlifralur’* Kule. W r ILL he sold before the Court House door, in (he town of Talhotton, Talbot county. Gw>rgia, on thej first Tuesday in February next, within the legal hours of sale, agreeably to an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, lot of land on which Jesse Story resided at the time of Ws death, in said county, adjoining lands of Nathan Bussey, nod others, and sold ss the property of said doctased. ZK CHARI All PROCTOR, Adm’r. December 12—wtds SAVANNAH & CHARLESTON STB A 99-PA Cl ET LIKE. m The Steamer WM. SKABROOK, JSYwisO C*|)l. F. HARDEN, will -Imitly take pliic* on tin* l.ine, leaving rfo van ■aSSwilsceli*>:l< and Gharlentou twice u week. Ravine a through freight arruugameht with the Gentrulßuiiroail and its connections, nil freights he* tween Charleston ami the interior of Georgia,consign od to the agents af this line, will bo forwarded WlUi despatch end free of charge. J. P. BROOKS, Ageut Havannah. R, LAFIITK A CO. Charleston. N'ir. 25—dwtt. AND OIIIARD B R. r ]MIK pMSengcr ami Freight Train will leave i- Girard ai2 p, in. daily,eonneitlng at Silver Hun with n doily lttie of jflaaes to VUlule, Uleunyile, Eu fattlia Fort Gniaei anil Marianna, Fla. And at Huspen •hn with the stoies daily for Midway, nnd Hardaway. Leaving Union Springs at 4 a. m. daily, the cars will reach Girard at 7 a ui., connecting with the Opelika ami Muscogee Trains. U>‘Dnplioato receipts must accompany all Freight Snipped. JET AU freight must bo paid before Goods will be diHclmrged. Fieigln delivered at the depot he (ore four o'clock p. ni. will lm slopped the following day Freights fm stHtiou Number l (Fort Mitchell) must be prepaid Way freight must, In all cases, he paid in advance, JOHN HOWARD, Nov, 1 -dwtl. Engineer A Supt. finiflu MONTGOMERY AND WEST POINT KAIL HO AO COMPANY. OrKicu Moktgombuv Wbst Poirt R. R. COLUMBUS, Aug. lfi,lßsff t'LOSH CONNECTIONS. Cj BlßOUGllio Memphis, Nashville and New York, L tvia Knoxvillei por accoinmodation Train, loav -11)8 H 45 p.m. • Mini Trains Leave Columbus. . 6.50 a. m. Arrive at Montgomery Vi m. Arrive at West Point 2.25 p ui. LeaveCdluiniutß 4 45 p ill Arrive at Montgomery 10 45a.m. Arrive West Point 3.11a.m. Leave Montgomery at b 45 a. m. Leave West Point 5.43 a. in. Arrive at Columbus from Mont’g'y,..2. Jsp. m, LiaVe Moniguiuery U. 1(1 p in. l-eave West Point .4.45 p.m. Arrive afCoiumbus .1.15 a. in. Freight Arrangement IIKTIV l:t:\ \TI,A IN l'A .V; eOIUIMRUH. BY an arrangeiiientbstvveen the Rail rood Companies compoaing the two routes from Atlanta to Colum bus. concluded attlielrconvention at Havannah on the loth instant, it was agreed that the following rates between Atlanta and Columbus shall govern, taking olfoct from the Ist day ot May 1857. VIA WEST POINT. ” Com per bushel 110. Wheat 12; Dais 8; Bacon Wbisky, Flour, iu sucks or harndH per 100 lbs 35c:— Bagging, Hope, Lard in eaus or bbls per 100 lbs 45c. Coal, Pig Iron, by car load, per tnu,#3.75. 4 VIA MACON. Corn per bushel lie. Wheat 15c. Oats 10c. Baron, \\ bis key, Flour in sucks or barrels, per 100 lbs., 44c. Bagging, Rope, Lard in cans or bbls. per 100 pounds 55 can is. Coal, Pig Iron, by car load, per U>uß4.Sßc. J I. MUSTIAN, President Muscogee K H. GEO. W. ADAMS, fluperintundentßoutliwestern Railroad. EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent M icoo and Western Railroad. GKO G. HULL, Superintendent AtlantaandLaGrange Railroad,’ SAM’L G. JONES, Engineer and Huperintendent M. AW.P R. * Aug. 17, 1850 -dAwtf. MUSCOGEE Et. JR OH AN QS OF SC UEDC 18. ON and after (sth July IS6B. the Evening Mail Train will leave Columbusul 3.45 p. rn , amt ar rive at Macon at 0.18 p. in. Leave 51uc>ii at 2.45 a, in. arrive at Columbus at 3.45 p ui. The Morning Mail Train will leaye at 4.00a. m. and arrive at Macon 0.50a. rn. Leave Macon 11.45 p. in. at rive ni Columbus at 8.85 a. in W. L. CLARK, Bupt. Columbus, July 15—dw ls. Notice to Shippers! m* Al*!’ Cottonlntender! to be shi|K ped over .the Mobile aud Girard Railroad, mut-i have ilie name of the owner in full, to gether with the initials of the consignee distinctly marked on each hale, as the .agents have posmveor ders not tu receipt for cotton unless so marked. Tin brands will be fitrniidied by any of the warehouse* to their costumers gratis The liuhi ity of the Company begins with the date of the receipts and reuses when Ihe cotton is throwp off the cars at Girard. The liabil ity on all goods ceases when they are ready for delive ry nt the station to which they are sniff, appears from thesOhJoiiKid resolution of the Board ol Direc - tors: •‘Resolved, That when good* are delivered at the Agencies on this road where they ore ordered, the lia bility ot the road for said goods ceases, and that they are at the. risk of their owners. ” No article of freight will he discharged untill all churges on the. whole bill are paid. JOHN HOWARD, , , Engineer 4- (Superintendent. September in .. rfwm. The Union Springs Gazette nnd Troy (Ala.) papers will copy three months New Goods ! New Goods! MANLEY, HODGES & CO. Arc in receipt of a very fine and IjAH.O£I stock Os Staple and FancyJ M©I 0 which they are offering at tbo VERY LOWEST TRICES. In Staple Go da, they have a ,flm) assortiueut m o( Kerseys, inseys, Nearo and Bed Blankets, Bed Tickings, White and Red Flannels Linen and Cotton Hheetings, Table Linens, Irish Linens, Doyles, Napkins, Toilet Quilts, AND A LA HUE STOCK OK Hosiery ami (.lores! Their variety, both in style* and quantity, a* an quality in Silks, Plain Black, Figured Black, Plain Colors, Boublo Skirls, Two Flounces, Fine French Delaines,Merinos Bombazines, Alpaccas, Scotch Plaids,Shawls VELVET & CLOTH CLOAKS, CANNOT DK .SURPASSED. They have algo a fine a**orlmut of CARPETINGS AND RUGS.J A LARUE SUPPLY OF 1100J J SKIRTS ON HAND. Those wishing to purcbu.su are invited to call uud ace lor thcmselven. MANLEY, HODUES & CO. October 10, 185D—-dwtf. WABNOGK &s.hisbi;ry, ( (.nimiNttioii, l'.-iclorsigc, AND Becoiving & Forwarding ME RO II ANTS COI.UMBUS, QA. fOFFM’Ii at the Lowell Warehou**,) P ARTICDfAR attention paid tothe*nl of Ootton, I and fiiriuMhuig Rigging, Uopc.lsc. tw Planters. Columlmii, S**t, 10 liwiin. 150 Negroes for Sale AT PUBLIC OUT CRY, IN TUB City of Albany, Ga. I N putefimire of the lust win and leatament at Paul I E Tairer, lute of Dougherty county, iler eased,we will expo* lor sate, at public outcry, to the highest bidder onTliursrlay, tlm 2(Hh day or December, 1859, nml from liar to day until the sale is complete, before tbe Conti House door In tbe city of Albany; 130 Mktl.l IVliGltWi;*, val table Plantation hands, belonging to the estate of the said RhulF Tarver Also, at the Plantation of the sard ektu>e, five rnilss weal of A Ibany, *ll the farm stock of 4ld estate, oonsistuig otu large lot of horses nnd uiulei, cattle, hogs, corn, sadder, wagons and farming stark of every description. The sate ol the Negroes at Albany will take place on the 29.1i. and then tl;c otyier property at the Plantation.- Terms liberal and made known on the day of■(. HENRY TARVER, Ex’r, C. C. TARVER, Ex’*. Dsrsinbei 9, HW -dwtd*, BOOTS AND SHOES WE have now in Store our ITJ SUMMER STOCK of Ladies, Misses & Children's BOOTS Sc SHOES, which for quality, quantity, end economy to the purchaser, surpasses anythin); Drought hero.—- Among our St ock Uiay bo found— l OK UEITLIiniIiV, Gents’ French calf Pump Boots, “ “ tight Welt, *• “ ** Oidf Oxford Tics, •’ “ Kid “ Freuoh Calf Low Shoes, Pumps, and *• Glove “ “ “ light welted, M OougrostCalf Gaiters, t* “ Kid ** ** Pat. Leather Gaiters, H “ Silk “ “ Opera “ ** “ Union “ “ Lasting Ties, M Pat. Leather Oxfords, Pumps A H “ Soott Ties, u Slippers with and without heels, 4t Highland Ties, And uumerous other kinds both lino and common. lOK LADIES. Finest Kid and Muroeoo Laca and Congross Boots, thiu soles, with and without heel*. Finest silk warp lasting loe and Congross do. Surge do Borre, do do do Ktigone do do do do Italian and English do do do. Freuoh and Glove Kid do do do. “ Kid lleel Slippers, English Kid and Moioceodo. English Lasting do do. Volvet Toilet Slippers. Freuoh Embroidered Slippers, White Kid Slippers. Kid and Morocco Buskins, French Kid Ties, Call aud Goat laco Boots, with and without heels.’ MISSES. Misses’ Glove Kid Congress Boots, “ English do. with and withouthcolu. “ Filk warp, Bcrgo, nnd “ English lasting—Congress A Laco Gait ers, with and without heels, “ Kino Kid Slippers with A withoutheols “ Wliitc Kid Slippers, ** School Shoos—-something durable. A ll I ED REN Children’s Congress heel Gaiters, 14 Laco hool Gaiters, ** Kid “ Slippers, 41 44 Boots, aud about 80 ad ditional kinds with and without heels. A E ARA-E STOCK OF Negro Brogans and Servants SHOES, Sewed and Pegged, constantly on hand. We are receiving fresh Goods every week from our own Factories. To Country Merchants and Traders ;iVE OFFER OUR UOODS A NEW YORK FRICjumS. Only Ono Price From which there will be no deviation in any in stance. A. C. SAUNDERS & CO. 102 Broad Street— Next Door to J. Kyle A Cos. Columbus, Ga. May 24. dwtf JBjjKb XV. E. E.ee, D. D. 8 Denial Surgeon, OFFICE Gurner iSr .a.l and Randolph Street., COLUMBUS UEUIIUIA. Denemlior 17, ISttrt. wAdtf. Ma J. FOGLE & SON, I) E N T ISTB, on Randolph Street, near Broad, COLUMBUS. UA . Columbus, Dee. 9, 1867* dAwtf. COTTON, COTTON, COTToi? tIOTfOv is now solllugnta good price, and if the ! notes and accounts past due toJ. Ennis t Cos. re uotnoon paid, suits will bo Instituted tudlsortm lualel v. A word to the wise Is sufficient. Oeti4—wAHtf J. KNNIBA CO. HAMISON & PITTS COMMISSION MEKCIIANTS, AICTIOVWIKS A HD NEGRO BROKERS, • O and 111 Srimil *tt e*,Oel*l*n., Cl m WOULD inioriu their friends and the public gen erally that they still continue the uhovu biiei neHs at their old stand. Ilnvtngevery facility at com mand toward* conducting their business property, and giving satisfaction to all, they roll ;.u u continuance of the patronage heretofore libera'ly extended them. Every exertion will he used to give entire satisfaction to all who may confide their business to their cure.— They will give their entiro personal attention to the sales of MBUCIIANDISK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION —RENTING AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE—SALE OF NEGROES ON COMMISSION, Ac. I. beral advene** made on Negroes, Merchandize r nd Produce placed with us for suit’. Administrators’ & Executors’ Sales ATTENDED TO ON LIBERALTKUMrt. Having made arrangements in Richmond and other markets to be kept constantly supplied w ill) good healthy negioen, of ull classes, we ask farmers and others who wish to puichitae to call and examine out stock. Cash paid for Likely Young Negroej We have rsceiveil agencies from some of the hca jest Maimlnctilium of Virginia and North Ca. Tobacco, and are now receiving ntr winter’s supply of every grade, from 15 to 75 cents per pound, to w hich we in Vite the attention of Planters and Meichants, (JUAB. H. HARRISON, GEORGE i. PitVE. Oolnmbtit.fapt. 7, IW| wd'y Fall Trade for 1859. I. A. BROKAW & CO. Are now opening a .large Stock of Fall anil Winter Clothing, WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT Kcilii<‘t*<! Prices for t'nNli, Or to prompt paying Customer*. A.ISO, Just received, a aclcct Stock of Cloths, Cassiraeros, Vestings, WHICH WK WIM, MAKE UP TO ORDER, In tbe latest and most approved STYLES, With prompt no**, warranted to give satisfaction lIST ALL CASES. I. A. BROKAW A CO. Colutnhu*, Sept. 21.—dwtf. Enquirer and Sou pleano copy. FALL AND WINTER DIIYGOODS. j?o:r 1859. J. KYLE * CO. HAVE NOW IN STORK AN UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK EMBRACING Every Article in their Line. ALSO, A LARGE SUPPLY OP PLANTATION GOODS. Mlioe*, ■lata, Blanket*, Kersey*, 1 Linsey*, And a Ana atock of CARPETINGS, RUGB,&c. To all of which, they respectfully invit* the attention of their eustouiera ami the ]ul>lie gen erally. Sept. AO, 1850. dAwtf WOOD, EDDY 81 CO’ Single Number LOTTERIES. LHY STATE AUTHORITY.] qqqqqqq qqqqq q CAPITAL PRIZE SIOO,OOO. NEARLY (INK PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood, Kddy \ Smalii Number Loiiciles will take place in public under the suprintAii<J*ac of ■worn ('oinmisHiouera, at Augusta,Ga. us foil..w>: Class 47 draws Saturday, Nv. 19, 1559 Clast 51 draws Saturday, Dec. 17, 1859 Cl 6 6ti draws Saturday, Jau’. lit, 1859 Class 44 draws Saturday, Fob. 18, 1869 K x ti*a ordinary Drawin g To take piece as above specified. One brand Capital Prize of SIOO,OOO I I Prian 0f....*5n,00i. | l •• 8,000 “ ... taken i “ 5 ,oo I “ ►... 5.00 so *,o*o i•• .... lO.OlH) 100 ** I^JOO 81 “ *... 5,000 100 “ 5Vu I “ 5,000 100 “ ....4 0 i “ .... s,mo 150 •* ... .son 5,000 I*l i/.e* .of S2U are AMfiO.UOO 5.510 Prist* Amounting tu *015,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prize off MM) A pprnx’g #loo,ol*o Prlxo are #8,400 4 • ft CO 50.000 2,1)00 4 400 •* 30,000 I,hoo 4 300 M 15,000 LW> 4 200 •’ 10,0(0 5 0 SO 100 *• 5,000 8,000 Whole Ticket* 120. Halves #lO. Quarters #5. THE OEDINARY DRAWINGS qf Wood, Eddy a- Co’s Loiteries will tako place at Augmffu Ga. aa follows: Class 16 Draws on Saturday, November 5,1839 t'la,a 4(1 Drawn uu Saturday, November 12, 1860 (.'lass IS Draws on Haturday, Deceinhur 3, LS6U Class 60 Draws on Hatwrday, Doontnbnr Iff, iB6O Class 62 Draws on haturday, December 24, 1860 Class 53 Draws on Saturday, December 81, 1869 Class 64 Draws on .Saturday, January 7, 1369 Class 65 Draws on Saturday, Jauunry J 4, I,S6U Class 57 Draws on Saturday, January 28, 1369 Ordinary UraAvings §To take,place above s|>ecit)ed. 1 Grand Capital Prize, of ...."..'.#80,000 1 I'rixc of ... .#20.000 I Prize of .... #1,5( 0 I .... 10,000 50 Prizes 0f.... 500 1 “ 6,000 | 100 “ 400 l •* .... 4.000 I 100 “ SAM) l “ .... #,OOO 1 100 “ IS!) 100 “ 100 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes of #4OO Approx’gto fftojMWPrize arelJHO 4 “ 300 “ 2*1.000 “ 1 ,AHi 4 “ 25(1 1(1,000 •• 10(81 4 “ “ 5,000 “ 0 0 4 “ 800 M 4,'Kto v* 800 4 “ 150 “ 8,000 “ ftot) 5 “ 100 “ 1,500 “ 400 5,000 “ 5,485 PrlxoH amounting t 0... ~..5320.00t> Whole Tickets sloj Halves $6; Quarters $2.60 Wood, ICtUly ,V A'o'ft GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS. On the Three Number Plan. CAPITAL PRIZE s Tski's place on tlo* last Saturday in every Month— Whole Tickets #10; Halves and Quarters in proportion IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CEBT!FICATBI* Enclose the money to our address for the tickets or* dered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can have ticketsending in any figure they may designate.’ List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to puruhanera immediately after the Drawing Purchaser* will please write (heir signal urea plain, and give their post office, county and fltate. Remember that every prize is drawn, aud payable in full without deduction. All prizes of#l,ooo and under, payable immediately aftm the drawing, other prizes at the usual time of SO days. All communications strictly confidential. Address orderffbr Tickets or Certificates to WuOl), BODY Sc UO., Augusta, Ga. oj WOOD, EDDY Sc CO., Atlanta. Ga. or WOOD, EDDY Sc CO., Wilmington Del. A lit or the mnnhcrsThat nre drawn from tiie wheel, with the amount of tin* prize that each one is entitled 10, will In- pahllsliod after every drawing, in the follow ing papers: Augusta (Gn/) Constitutionalist, Mobile Register, Nashville Law-tie, Richmond Dispatch, Paul ding (Miss.) Clarion, Now’York Herald and N Y Times Cash ami Credit System! BENT.FITS OF EA OH q CREDIT Customer says: I have an accoun* SflWatthe Drug Htnri where I get my medicines, Ylf and I am not troubled about j>aying for them OBh until Die end of the year; and I do not have to pay any more than the printed or regular prices; th men I trade wuh are very clevrr, if you will go with me I will introduce you to them and then you can get the same accommodations. CAHII Customer replies My friend, I perceive you are not aware of the exit t*-ni tof a regular ( ash Drug Store, where you ran obtain the same articles for Cash at 85centi for which you are charged SI on credit at the store you spenk of. Take my advice, and always keep enough money *o tray y' impySw i r . and be sure you go to the CASH DRUG STORE, KUBT BY J. A. WHITESIDE h CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DRUGGISTS. 136 BROAD ST. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. (Store nearly opposite the Planters’ Iloto),) Oct. 29, —d-wtf. Sundries THE subsrnhersarc receiving and will keep con staoflyon hand the following articles: No. 1 and 2 Mackerel, in Half Kits and Kits: Bugfir Cured Hams—a choicearticle. Break fa*t Bacon, Smoked Beef, Beef Tougues, Also, tiie following articles of the best quality viz: Lima Planter Paris, Hydraulic Cement, Gypslum. Blasting Powder nnd HaftMy Fuss Rock and AUumß&lt. Nnv4—*w<ll i ODNBV * CO. THE ONLY ARTICLE U NRIV ALLED IN MARKET WITH IMMENSE HOME AND EUROPEAN Q£MAim, rpHK reason why, i* that by Nature’s own process JL it restores the natural color permanently after the hair becomes gray} supplies the natural flu ids, and thus make* it grow on buld heads, ruuioves ail dun drurY, itching, and hat front the scalp, rjuieu and tones up tile nerves, and thus cures all nervous head ache, uud may be relied upon lo cure all diseases of the mi alp and liair; u will sioii and keep it from falling of!; moke* tt soft. fffo*y, healthy and beautiful, ami if used by the yotiug two or three times u week, it will never full or become yins ; then reader, read the fol lowing und judge for yourself. Nsw York. Man. b, 1858. PROF O J WOOD & CO Genib nioii Having heard a good deal about Prof Wood's Hair Restorative, and my hair being (piitc gray I made up my mind to lay aside the prejudice which I, in common w ith it great many per<<ons, had against nil manner of patent medicinos, snd a short time ago 1 cn in me need using your ankle, to test it far myself. The result has been so very satisfactory that I am vary glad 1 did so. pud nr justice to you, un well as far the encouragement of oilier-* who may be as gray as 1 tvas, hut who having my prejudice without my reasons for setting it aside, arc unw lling lo give your Kestora* tivu a trial till they In V* farther proof, and tire best proof btAg oceulsr d< wo us trillion, 1 wrote you this tetter, which you may show to any such, and also di rect them to me for further proof, who am in and out of the N. Y W ire Uniting Establishment every’ day. My hair is now its natural color and nnicli improved in uppwtmucn every way. being glossier ami thicker and much more healthy looking. 1 am, Your* Re spe<ttully, IIKNRY JENKINS. Cur, Columbia, and Carroll His. Brooklyn. I.ivinohton, Ala., Feb. 14, 1858. Professor Wood - Dear Hir: Your flair Restorative hits done much good in this part of the country. My liajr has hear slightly diminishing far several years, mused, 1 suppose, from a slight burn w hen I was ipnte an infant | have been using your hair restorative for six weeks and I find that. I have a fine head of hair ! [rowing, after having used nil other remedies In no f ---aft. I liitnk it the most valuable remedy Mow e.xlant, and advise ull who are nrtlicted that way to useyour remedy. You can publish tins if you flunk proper. Yours,fac- H. W. MIDDLETON I'HILADKLPMIA, Rept. (I 1857. fwr, O. J. Wood: Dear Hir—Your Hair Restora tive in proving itself very beneficial to me. The front ami also the back part of my head, almost lost its eov erlng—was In fact bald- I have used but 2 half pint bqttte* of your Restorative, and now the lop of my huud is wellstuddnd with a promising crop of young hair, und the front is also receiving its benefit. I have tried other preparations without any benefit whatever. I think from my own |iersonal recommendations, I can induce ninny others to try it. Yours lUsp’ly D. R THOMAS, M. D No. 461 Vine Htreet. The Restorative is put up in bottle* of 3 sines, via— large, medium, and small; the small holds % a pint, and retails far one dollar per bottle; the medium holds ar least twenty per cent .more in proportion than the small, retails fartwo dollars per bottle; the large holds a quart, 44; per cent, more in proportion and retail* for three dollar*. O. J. WOOD k CO.. Proprietor*444 Broadway N. Y. and 114 Market Ht. Louis, Mo. And sold by ull good Druggist* and Fancy Goods Dealers. HnptXl—dwkm. Plain & Canvasmed Ilnni*. A LARGE I.OT OF CHOICE KENTUCKY Hams foraalo by 4IUNBY At '>. Nov 1858—dw Mawm MrnM Mure Trim than blanks. [/Jy Authority ft/ the State of Georgia.] On <hn Plan of Single Numbers. GQNi&QUMIEa LQIIEiiiS ©i Georgia. Autlmrizod by a iipocial act ofAbq Legislature, frr th >'st uI academiesahdfoi nllmi |iui|'ocs.^ ■HODGES,IDAVISCft 00.. MANA'IKK?. MACON, OEOf.IHA,) GexzoXtdX Prize *>70,000. TICKETS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS- Halves #d. #9. - Klghttsfl. Prizes payable in Bill without deduction. Purchasers in haying loTtekets, w hen the number* end in-1, 9,3, 4.5, ft, 7, 6. 0, U, are guaranteed a prize ot twcnly-fiva dollars. Draws on ru?f^i)l< 1 3, isbv. DRAWS ON f. y t j g DRAWS ON HAI'tiUDAY. DKC. 17, IHBt* I)nAWS oN lAUK? u Jc. tf*, IRav. DIIAWH UN fvn-fIUV |Af J 01, I*so. uuaao t'iuzes Amounting to $271,000 Will he distiibtttiMi according to the friffinring UK.tlti) SCHEME* TO iiK OHAWN MYkhr satuudat. -*•- —• ——ntoia.n'’ 1 Prize 4 of #7ff,(HM) f iTPruv* oi 600 ‘ ” WJtno iff ” ;.oo 1 “ lli.Udtl 120 “ lo© I “ 6,(K)0 I left “ f g 1 “ .i.(KH) j 100 * 2,000 | i>W “ 5 3 Prixeu of 1,000 | ArPROXIMATION PRIZKR. * 4 Prizes ©||MUff uppruzini'g to #l-70,000 prize a’ITTS.fIO 4 “ 2(<(l “ 9i),ffffo “ SOU 4 *’ 150 •* 10,(00 txX> 4 “ 100 “ fi.ooO > “ 40(7 4 “ 0 “ 3.WK) •• 3(4) 4 “ SO “ 8,000 “ 3-4 U Pi “ (-0 ** 1,000 •• 7*20 * ‘ ..W “ I,(MM) £ jj ;; >o “ 1.060 ** “ 100 J,f,OO 4tK) ‘‘ 15 * “ fi.OOft 400 Iff “ %S •* 4,000 20,880 Prize* amounting to,. *...#871,900 Certificates of Packages flo Whole 1 ickets.. #55.00 “ ** 10 Half •*.... 87.90 “ 10 Wuuru.i 13,75 “ “ iff L'lgliUls 0.87 This is the risk, and which entitles tho bolder to a hr draw, TUU CU.M BIN AT ION LOTTEHIBH ON IHB tIUiHS NViUlb.il i-LAN. Are Drawn Every Day, TICKETS F'KOM @1 40 915 EACH. TU’K EXTRA. CLASS! l)n the ( IT\ PI,AN by vv ich puichasuts can # lecttlieu own numbers, and pay any amount fer Tickets, nro Dr.uv He vary day. IN (RDritlNG TTCKETSf OR CF.RTIPICATEr!, Enclose the irftaey to <utr address tor the fii-kcts or dered, on receipt 64 whirl! Umy will be fbrditrjpd by first mail. Purchaser*uut have sh kots ending in any figure they may designate. The list of draw n n;unb(-n> and prize* w ill he sent to purchasers Immediately alWf the (iraWiiig. All prizes of # 1,000 and under paid iinmediittely af lei the drawing. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENT*. Those who prefar nnf sending money by rtiftl! caH Use the EXPRESS OOMPAMBM, whereby money lor Ttckete.in uume of Eight Doluusan<t upwards,cun be sent us AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE, from any city or Town where there wuu E\pr.i fih;e.— Til* mtnirjr nnd im4tt iiium Wr Wn. u,.wa>i.- ment Post office Stamped Kitvelope, or the Express t oinphnie* cannot receive them. JA II uommumcatKMM sirictJy confidential. |Purehesc rs w ill pJoaee write tliein-ignature plain,and give then post office, county ami Hi ate. Circulars containing full exphtimtiou* of our schemes, far., will he forwarded by Mud to any one sending us his address. IL>* A li* l fNe a umber* that aro drawn from the wheel, with tfa’ aiustiutoftite prize Oiht inch r.ne re entitled U, wili lie published ailei every drawing in the Amarihai; Republic, Macon, On., a specimen ol wtiicix will he sent to every purchaser. Address ordei* for Tickets or certificate* to HODUEri, DAVirt&CO.. 8,,,.. 10. 1850.-41, NKW STORES, AtfU ■iv at ICC, 4k tfin. UNDER THE NEW HOTEL, CORNER OF ltral ami ( pawloi and , COLUMBUN, GA. CODY, FLEW YU & SWIFT,' 1 At 160, VRE now receiving a *plendid stock of {STA PLE and e an;gy ttiY casus?, Kcrroo *0 upj FALL AL'D WISIUR Tit A DU. j Ladiei Dress Goods; Silk Goods ; A lino stock of Luces and Trimmings, j Sheeting*, Linens, Flannels, snd koanchhid goods of ovory deKcription. ; Domestics, Kerseys and Blankets, ft large stock. Hats, Caps, Boots am] Shoes; LADIES SHOES, a fin, KL.ck. Wo would call tbo attention of I’lar.tera Uo our largo stock of NEGRO SHOES, which wu sell very low. Our stock will be complete in a day or two, and contain ovary thing usually kept in a well assort* cd Dry Goods Store, uud shall be sold at the low est market rates. At next door, 168—We keep*, largo STOCK OF GROCERIES, of every kind. Sugar, Ouffeo, To, Salt, Soap, Candies, Tolmertn, Cigars, Natla, Bugging, Rope, Bicon, Cheese, FI h. Pickle*, Bran die*, Wiues, and Liqaors generally. • ALSO, CROCKERY k GLASSWARE, - Hardware and Saddles. All of wltioh is offered at-tho lowest market prices. cody, flkming a swift. Columbus, ia., fc’ept 28 dlwtf SEAMSTRESS For I.cs Thau *ISOO. SIO,OOO worth of f.KUVEir& BAKER'S FAMILY SEWLYti Machines, FOR SALS. Every Family run mow have, at u tuuaoneble prlet;, a HIAMM'fuM “T i< UOfl Him. As aneviJunta of the aupcimiUy of Grover St, Ba kers Hewing Mai Hines, it to enough to way, thorq, era now an me 99,000 of them in uaity Aim? ana the de mand lor thumia increasing. Family, IMuntattoii and Dreas-uUiker’s Marhtnea, are constantly kupl nri hand at. No. to Broad Street, , Columbus. <!., tour duumubovu Utucornm us Manley, float pea kCu, Instructions lor nilug the .MaUkinus given free to those who wutlito purcnaac. We submit the follow mu cenittruVea, from well kuown tfuntleHien ofthia auction, who have thorough- If tested the Grover aud Baker Me wing Machines, to which is ftddtul the cartUUat* of Mia. Gresham, <1 Dress-Maker ofthia city (From Hon. kunMf.KnwM, LaFayrtle* Ala.) La Fa v vrve, Ala., March ati, I*6o. Mr. KEITH, Columbus,Gu Hear Hir: I take piguiMfc ill r<icn|umcmltg Grover It Baker's family Hewing MAehine. We have us ed the one who'll we purcnitterf of you, more Hum si* mouth*, and it is alt Hint yt* it tUpremeOted it ui li Ik i* not only a convenience, but we regard it an indis pensable UMHMstty. Very Ireancctfully. .1 !•’ DOWpELL. [From Col. Hines Holt, Columbus, Ua.[ Grover 4t Baker’s Hewing Machine haw been in atm in my family for several months, and tew given entiro satisfaction It dot 1 * not get ioutuf Ortlor, randy weak* needle* or thread, <>r give* irould* or df lay In its mn- Mgement. It* simpfHity of< ontrt|®tion, and the casa and facility with which it van bo used, constitute a part of it* uuiiiuroua chief qjtcelkuine*. March 5, law. If INK* HOLT. (From Air* M.Gnshuin, ColumHne.J I have been using uneof Grover A Baker's Hewing Machines, in my business of Picas Making, find efieer fuily teaiify to the •* amt rapidity with wlifa h my style afwoik may ho aiTomplntlied by its nee, intts simplicity nfhonainie.lum nod consequent ae oftTmn agmrient No consideration could induct) im* to im without one, or etcJiaugu It for aiiv other puifein I have saen M ARY OItErtHAM. July I at, IHftb. (From I. k. Hrokaw St Oo.,Colninhus, O*. We have used one of Grover a. Baker’s Hewing Marbtnea in our ahop for three years mist, and liml it perfectly prnrticnlda, akailvk*'pt m dnler, and well adapted to various kinds o< work m a Tailor’* Khop. We take pleiiaureintccoiimniilmir it totlvpUUie Pub. 15,1869. I A. BHOKAW k. CO. P KEITH, Agent. OOCUMBUS. CTEOROIA. Columbua, Nov 11, I8J(t— gwtf.