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Political Intelligence.
North Carolina.— John W. Ellin, democrat,
elected Governor of North Carolina by a ma
jority of about 4,000.
The Newspaper Bet.—Wo have already
slated that the proprietors of the Union (demo
crat,) and Republican, (Lincoln,) at LaCroa, ,
Wia., have made a bet—the former wagering th
Union office, valuod at $3,600, against the Re
publican ollioc, valued at tbo same sum, that
Douglas will carry the States of Illinois and Wis
consin. The Union says ;
“The necessary papers have been placed iu the
hands of the President of the Katanyan Bank of
the city, to wait the result of the election in No
vember next. If Douglas carries Illinois and
Wisconsin wc win the bet. If ho does not carry
both states, we lose. If wo are beaten, we are
beaten for tho worth of the material in this office;
hut beaten or not, it will not affect the public. -
tion of the paper or its continuance. We do not
claim to boa betting man, but we wanted to
make $3,600 this fall, and knew of no easier way
to do it. We mado tbo bet as wo would make
■ •no for oysters—confident, and more than conti
nent, that both States will go for Douglas, the
people’s choice. Our only wish is that wo had a
hundred such bet*. We should win every ona.
Oglethorpe Medical College
Wo refer our readers with pleasure to the ad
vertisement in another column of this flourish
ing institution at Savannah. It will be een
tbut its success has become an established fact,
and that it now rank? us an institution of the
bouth. Its last course was attended by students
rom half the Southern States and its graduating
class was quite large. The next course of lec
tures will begin on the 6th of November, and
w::l no doubt ho attended by n still larger degree
“f prosperity. Under the present able and dia
tmguished faculty, there is no reason why Ogle- j
jhorpe Medical College tnay not becou e equal to
any similar institution in the country. There i
no longer the necessity to send the sons of tie or
giant and Southerners to northern medical Co'*
Icges. Foster and patronize your own inslßu
ious. They cla m it and deservo it.
ifeaih or rapt. Tho. mrs.
On Sunday evening last, Capt. Thomas Hines,
no of the old and most rcsj.eeted citizens of
Decatur county, died at his residence near Alta
pulgus.
On the Friday previous Capt. lliaes apparent
ly iu perfect health, was walking in his planta
tion witti another . 1 uaa, when he was strick
en down with Parl/ts which terminated his
life. On Monday he was buried with Masonic
honors. A large coucourso of friends assembled
to pay the last tribute of respect tv; a most worthy
citizen, fiainbridga Argot.
A Youxo I.apv Killed by a Wad from a
CA.WNoN. -Oa Tuesday night, at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, Miss Ann Maria, daughter of
Mr. Thomas Martin, died from the effects of a
singular wound received on Saturday, when a sa
lute was tired from the vacth Zings, as aho was
routing in. a large number of people had gather
ed on tho wharf. A salute from a two pound can
non was fiied ou board the yacht. The wad was
of wario cotton, and of course was very dense;
and although the muzzle of the gun wu judged
to be depressed far below the wharf, yet being
pointed towards the people, the wad struck Miss
Martin, broke several steel hoops in her skirt,
and one of them cut a fearful gash across the
lower portion ot her body, allowing the intes
tines to protrude. She wa? taken homo as soon
as possible, though tho bystanders had no idea ot
the nature of the terrible injury she had received.
To some who crowded around her and annoyed
her with questions, where she was hurt, and how
much she replied in great agony; “You do not
know how inu: h lam hurt. Take me home that
1 may die with my mother.”
“Grain in large quantities, is received at this
port by river, for transportation, by railroad to
Georgia. During the last eleven months, tho re
ceipts for the Kmjdre .State of the South, foot up
13,000 sack?, — Mewphit Enquirer.
Tbo Memphis Avalanche gives a deplorable
account of the stato of things in that city. Allu
uincr to tho crimes committed there it says;
“When rowdies and scoundrels stalk about do
ing open-handed villainy in tho very face of
what is termed the “law,” it is time for good and
honest citizens to wake uj>, rid the community of
the worthless vagabonds, cut-throats, thieves and
the like characters, that themselves and the ;,>
neighbors may live in peace and security. Tha
time is now upon us; Memphis abounds with out
rage and crime, thieves househurners and scoun
drels of the deepest dyo.--Not a day’s record but
what proves the truth of this stateuieut.” Anil
adds: Memphis absolutely needs a vigilancecoin
mittee.”
MRS. WINSLOW.
AN experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Booth) ng rtyrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitate* the processofleething by softening the gum",
reducing all inflammation— will allay all pain, and is
*urc lo regulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers,
i will give rest to yourselves, and relief am! health to
your iufonfe. Perfectly safe in all cases. Bee adver;
list nielli in anothercoluinn.
Aug. 43. Ds9—dw-lv
Bur Ayer's Aotri Curb lor Intermittent*,
Ayer s Cherry Peetora 1 for Coughs, and Ayer's
Pill* for all purpose* of a family phyric.
August 18—dfcwlm
ZJP*The extraordinary efficacy of SANDS’
SARSAPARILLA in all cases of Scrofula, ery
sipilas, cutaneous and eruptive disorders, and aim -
ilar complaints, would appear almost incredible
were not such wonderful cures of daily occur
rence and certified by persons of undoubted truth
and respectability, establishing the incontestable
fact that in this class of disorders as an altera
tive and renovating agent it is unequalled. Em
inent physicians have proved by many years’
experience that they can produco the happiest
results by its administration, and therefore use
it with confidence. auglS—dwlw.
Holloway’s Pills. Nervous Debility, etc
Asa sedative and invigorating medicine, these
Pills have had an astonishing success in every
part of the civilized globe. They arc unaffected
by climate a? their operations are the same in the
’ rrid zone orthe artic regu.n*. They regulate
the pulse and the action of the heart, brace and
strengthen the relaxed nerves, give tone and en
i rgy to the general system, and by re-establish
ing a vigorous effort of the vital functions, ex
tinguish the elements of melancholy, depressed
pint*, blues, vapors, Ac.
Sold by all druggists at 26c., 62c., and $1 per
box. july 21 —dwlw
MUSTANG LINIMENT,
QA.VE YOUK HORSES!
“We take great pleasure in recommending this j
Mexican Mustang Liniment as a valuable and
indispensable article for Sprains, Sores, Scratch- I
es or Galds on Horses. Our men have used it
for severe burns, bruises, stiff joints and rbeuma- j
tic pains, and all say it acts like magic. We use j
no other Liniment. J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Hamden's and Wells,
Fargo A Co’s Express.
Gentlemen— U I had a negro man worth $1,200
who took cold from a bad hurt, and was useless
for over one year: I had used everything I could
hear of without benefit, until 1 tried tho Mustang
Liniment. It has perfectly cured him and I can
now take the above price for him.
Respectfully, JAS. DOURANCE.
Every family should have.it; three size?.- - |
/lettare af Imitation*. Sold in all pari* of the
nabitable Globe.
BARNES A PARK, Proprietors, N. Y.
•July 20 wlm
Internal and External Remedy.
rite Pain Kilter.
• ‘* R real pleasure to speak
HV] favorably of this article, known
H BrJU almost universally to be a good
and safe remedy for burns and
other pains of the body. It is
valuable not only for colds in the winter, but for
various summer Complaints, and should be in
every family.—Christian Advocate.
We call attention to the great remedy of Per- j
ry Davis A Son, called the l’ain Killer. We be
lieve that the public generally have great confi
dence in the efficacy of this medicine, a* it *i
in this State very generally used.—Biblical Re
corder (N. C.)
Messrs- P. Davis A Son—Gentlemen: We
have to report an increasing demand for the
Pain Killer. Inquiries for the article are fre
quent. We have taken the liberty of distribu
ting a sow bottles among our friends, who have
• uttered severely with the rheumatism (which is
very prevalent in this country ) and in every in
stance it has given satisfaction. Every box we
sell makes an opening for n larger supply.
WILLS, HOLDEN A CO.,
Mellbouroe, Australia.
Hold by druggists, grocers, and medicine deal
er* generally. Aug. 18—-*l2w2t.
FOR SALE.
A.,.',TAA < <l—at Oswicliee, Rusell County,
jgj i V&. CotasMa (•.,
:,,, d five mile? from Depot No. 1,
+•**'•*. Mobile *l Girard K K This land
is levq and productive, is remarkably healthy, and in
•ne of the v*ry beat neighborhood* In the Htate; can
Ih* conveniently divided into two settlements, with all
necessary building* for both places Any one wish
ing such a settlement of land, would do well to apply
soon to the subscriber on the premises.
MARY A. RSHC.
oswirhee, Ala , Aug 15-dwlm.
lUEORKE KIDD'S
CEL LBRATED COTTON GINS.
rIIESE Gins are unequalled fer fast ginning,
and producing a fine staple.
The patentee's improvement consists in flang
ing tbo heads of the cotton box six inches fro n
where the saws pa- ; s through tho ribs in a direct
line outwards, forming an angle of about fifteen
degreos, so that in every revolution of the saw?
theoottou is contracted in going upwards and ex
panded in going down, in such a manner as to
preset', to tho saws h now surface of cotton con
tinually. Thus enabling it to gin one-third fa?
ter; make a be.te* staple by an eighth to a half
cent in the poo ad, taking off the line much clean
e.* from the .seed, and preventing the cotton from
dogging on the saws.
For aalo in Columbus by
JOHN LEE. Agent.
Aug. 11—wlm
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.
MACON, Os A.
rilF. Twenty Third Annual Session
-f thi* institution will commence on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist,
under the superintendence of the follow*
ing corps of lustructon;
!tev t M. BOXNEI.L, A M President and Profea
sor of Moral (Science and Rhetoric.
Rev C W SMITH, A. M. Professor of Mathematics
R v. F X FORSTER. A M., Professor of Ancient
Languages.
Rv. YV. t . BABB. A. M .Prof. Natural Science
C. SCHWARTZ, Protessor of Modern Language? and
Pain mg
Hit:* ME ( AIII ETON, Assistant in Actdemic.De
pariinent.
Mn*s (; M SEMPLE, Assistant in Primary Depart.
P.O. GUTTE N HEBGER. Senior Prof Music.
W 8. K MATTHEWS, Junior Prof. Mimic.
4D > Li TTENHEKUER. Assistant in Music.
M. A MATTHEW*, Assistant in Musi,
dr*. 8. BCHWAKTZ, Tea. her Ornamemal Branches
11. P !ll.lllHN(i St LADY, Steward's Department
About ?:io will meet the annual expenses of a pu
pil tor Board and Tuition if no turns be taken
In addition to the regular College Classes, an Aca
d me and a Primary Department will beopened at the .
firs ,of the term, all under the care and instruction of
the same general Faculty.
Financial correspondence to b dire, ted to Prof. c. i
rich* artz. Accountant of Faculty On otlHr matters, i
to the President, or to
W. c 11ABB, Secretary of the Faculty.
N. B,—Payments: One-half Ist of October; balance
first March Aug I—dltwffi.
HelmboW’s Genuine Preparations.
HrluibuliPs Hu.hu for the Bla|lrr.
Hlinbold’* lluchu for the Kidney?
ilclmbold's B'ichu for the Gravel
lleluibold's liitchu for Dropsy.
Ilelmb.iid'-liuchu for Nervousnes-
Helmbold’- Bi *u for loss of Memory,
Ifembotd’s Bin !ri for Dimness of Vision
Helmbold'a Burn i for Difficult Breathing.
Helinbold’s 8ai1... far Weak Nerves,
lleimb-dd's Burtiu tor General Debility.
Helmbold’a iiituiu tor lli<iver*ai l.as-Unlf
Helmbold'a Bu* hu It Horror of Disease
He Imb Id’s Bu* tin for Night ftweats.
llelinbold a Bu hu tor WakeffilnesH.
Helmbold’a Bucliu for Dry ness of the tikin.
llelinbold'? Muchu for Eiuptions.
llelmbold'K Bn. tut for Pams in the Back,
llelmliold a Bu. liu for Heaviness of the Eyelid, w ith
Temporaiy Buffir-toit and Lou of Bight.
UeUiibold’s Bu>hu tor Mobility and Restlessness,with
W ant of Atteution and Horror of Bocietv.
Helmbold'a Bucliu for Obstructions,
Ilclmbold’s Dnchu for Exces.es aiming from Indiscre
tion, and ail Diseases of
FEMALES —Ft M A I.E—FEM A I.KS
OLD OH YUUMi. B'VULE. MARRIED OR f ON
TBMPLATINO M ARRIAGE,
T AKE NO MORE PII.LS,
THEY AltE OF No A\ AIL
HEI M BOLD’S EXTRACT I 1’ Bi t HU
18 THE VERY BEST REMEDY IN TIIE WORLD
For all complaint* incident to the sex. whether arimug
mm indiacrciuHu, liainta ofd saioation, or m the
DECL NE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
SEE 8\ MPTOMe. ABOVE
NO F AMiLY SIIOLI.D BE WITHOUT IT
Take no more Balsam. M-rcury or unpleasant Medi
cine tor tfnpl-asant and Dangerous Disease?
HELMBOMVS.EXTRAf TOF BUCHI Cl RKh SE-
RET DIBEASKB.
In all Uieir stage-, \t little expense,
Eittle or no change of diet. No inconvenience.
AND NO EXPOSURE
Use IIELMROLD’B BUCHI for excesses arising
front habits indulged in
BY YOUNG AND OLD,
And for alldis* ases ansing from habits of dissipation,
t removes all improper diarharges. and will lestore
the patient in a slum time to health and purity
■ ?e HELMBoI.D'B EXTRACT OF Hi t HU tor dis
eases ud alt* cliona ol the most disiiexsmg character.
1 ‘*• HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT OIqBICHL tor all
aflectioii? and all diseases of the
URINARY ORG ANS.
W bother existing in Male or Female, from whatever
cause they may have originated, and no matter ot
HOW LONG STANDING.
AM the above diseases ami symptom? admit of the
same tieatment amt may origin ale from the same
cause.
HEAD READ: READ
HELMBOLD'S BUCIIU i? sate and pleasant in taste
an.* odor, but immediate in its action.
Person.-Uy appeared before me. nit Aldermau of the
dy **f Philadelphia, 11. T. Helmboid, Chemist,who be
ing duly sworn, -toes say that his preparation contain?
no narcotic, me cury or injurious dings, hut is purely
vegetable. H T. HELM BOLD. Bole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed before me, the 43d day of
November, IWI WM P. 111BBARD, Aid.
I’nce SI per.bottle, or six for 86, delivered to any
add res j.
_ Prepared by 11. T. HELM BOLD,
Practical and Analytical Cbeiui-i,
lot Booth Tenth Hi., beiow Chestnut Phlla I
Bewai e of Counterfeits,
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS, j
Whoendeavor to dispose “of their own’ ’ and “other” L
Articles on the reputat'on attains.! by
llelmbold'Ndemime Preparation
“ Extract Bin hu.
“ “ Harsapanlla.
‘• Improved R<>?# Wash.
BOLD BY J. W lIKOOKH,
And all dMiggist? everywhere. Ask for Ilelmbold'?
-lake no oilier Cu* out the advertisement and send
for it, and avoid imposition and exposure
J W. Ur- .-•KM, and retail agent for Colum
bus, Ga. AuglT —dwfim
(ileiinville Female College,
Glcunvllle, Bsrbonr county, Alsbsius.
THK Fall and Winter Term will
• Monday September 3d, and
Friday the 6th April.
The Spring and Suirrner Term j
will open M mday Bth April, and ;
close Wednesday, June I2tb, 18fil.
Gler.nville, Aug. 16—dilt w3m.
FLORA
or THK
SOITHERN UNITED STATES,
CONTAINING abridged descrip
v tioos of the
: Flowering Plants & Ferns,
of North and South Caro
lY lina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
and Florida, by A. W. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Just rcci. -d at J. W. PKASB’.S
Book Store.
Columbu?, a. Aug. 16. dAwtf.
; GEORGlA—ChnttahooeheoCounty:
\I7IISREAH. Jamee H. Logan applies i< me for
v v letter? of n !m;ni*tration,oD the estate of Netli
i amel Cobb, late ot *aidcounty deceased,
j These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
) gular the kindred and creditors o( said dec’d to appeal
at my oftice'and sh**W cause, whysaid letters should
; not be grunted; otb rwlse said administration will be
; granted to said appm ant on the second Monday in
fjetober next
Given under myhaiid at office, August IS. IBfio.
i aug3l—w4od E G. RAIFORD. Ordinary.
Admlnletrator's Sale.
A (.REE ABLY loan order of the Court of Ortfina
/jl ry of Cliattahoochee county, will be sold before
lliet ourt House door in Cuasela, on the first Tues
day in October next within the legal hour? of.salt,
I/Oi of Land Number 7.;, and part ol Lot bSinttu- 33d
! District of Chattahoochee count ■ .containing *OO acre*
j more or !*•*•. as ihe property of Peterson Handers.
deceased, subject to the as**ignmen. of the widow?’
j dower. Terms mode known on the day of sale.
Aug.3l-—wlds. JAMEH H. aLLI.'MH, Adiu’r
t <lxntiatßtrtor , s Hale.-*Agreeable to an or
lA. dvr of the Court of Ordinary ofMur**gee count),
will be sold on tlie first Tuesday in October next, the
lands belonging to the estate of Jane XI. Jsrralt, Ist*-
of Mu**oogee county, deceased, consisting of lots of
land Nos lb! and *O4. east half of lot *O3. esst half ol
lot 173. north half of lot I*o, comprising 7Ub-% acre*,
nil iu the SB district of or-ginully Mus. ogee, now Ma
rion county. Term? made known on dav of sale.
Anrust . I— wtds If. M. J LTER, Adm’r.
NOT equalled by other Druggists in the City,
am conducting my business on the Cash System, and
can well afford to offer such induct ments, as will make
it to the interest of persons to buy of me WITH THE
CAB!!, either at wholesail or retail Articles which
usually tell for One Dollar, I am selling at 75 to M
cents Cash.
J. A. WHITESIDE,
tune 21 —ts. Druggist, Columbus, Ga.
The Best
APPLE CIDER VINEGAR,
A 1,80. White and Black Mustard Bred, Tumerie
xV. Cloves. Allspice,Cayenne and liiark Pepper, for
sale at J. A. WHITEBIDE'H
June 51—if Cash Drug Htore.
Genuine Kerosene Oil ‘■
T7V)Rsale at J, A WIHTEHIDE'w
r June *l—tf Cash Drug Htore
LANDRETU'S TURNIP SEED
Iri abundance.
WIIOLESALK ANI) KETAII,
AT
J. A. WHITESIDE’S
CASH DRUGSTORE,
com Jim s, (a.
August 6,18fi0.
: LMCBStt
FOR sale at .1 A. WHITEBIDE’H
nine 31- ts Cash Drug Stoss,
NEW I
Ladies and Gentlemen,
AT HOME AND ABROAD,
CONSTANTLY ASSURE I’S THAT TUB
iYMERICUYN
Him RESTORATIVE,
• PREPARED ONLY BY
URQUHART& CHAPMAN
Is taking the place of
EVERY OTHER P* EI’ARATION KNOWN FOR
RESTORING GRAY HAIR
■ PEEDILY AND CERTAINLY
TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR,
Giving it the most beautiful gloss ami
DELIGHT FIII, 01)01,!
PREVENTINO IT FROM FAU.INO OFF.’
Removing and preventing
DANDB-TJFF
AND ALL
Humours and Eruptions
ON THE SCALP IN A FEW DAYS
ONCE CUED,
IT WILL UK FOUND AN iN'DISPEXtfABLE A\l) !
POSITIVE] REMEDY
For the numerous irritations of the scalp wliic.li
PRODUCE SUPERABUNDANT DANDRUFF
yjPrlcc 73 cents full I'tut lloltle.
Pr< pared only by
URQUITART & FIIAPMAN.
DRUGGISTS,
j Aug*—ilvrtf COLUMDI G.A.
Lockhart, Young & Roberts, j
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
IKANT sun: or ocLETiioiirK stkeet,
OI*POSITK TEffPEKANCE HALL,
I AT THE OLD STAND OF
HOBFJITSS.v M<-K KK.
UTE invite Uh* atteution of friend? ami ih** pus . i
generally,to our large and varied stock *>i
VEHICLES,
of every description, embrarmg every van.ts >■
Fin# Coaches, Kockaways,
Light Top Wagons,
Top and No-Top Buggies,
Side Springs Buggies
Fancy Light Trotting Wagons, &e..
All of the latest and most approv*-.! style? nn.l 1..-t
uiakere. and which we otferixr sole ii tin- ni
*•inuiiudaiiiig term*. Ueiug cunvimcd in >’ 1
CAHII THTEM i? most colidiici t“ th. m. •
both buyer and seller, we shnll *-mfeavor to . ml",
emr biisinesa as ponbltUn on that plan, ami
wc therstors oner k\tua<ibdinauy inihh lhunth t<> j
( ash purchaser*, feeling ns*un;d w** can make it 1
greatly io the advantage of all parti'-i desuiiig v.:>,
cles, to bring the money. Having ample fuciliri* we
respectfully solicit a call, and hope by strict attention
to biiMimts* to merit and rscalva a liberal share of pit
trouagf,
P. H. Having extensive ami complete u ksh.q- ‘
we are fully prepared to do repairing in all it;- h.m 1 j
esst the shortest notice and in the best mnnnei I •
enable us to adopt the lowest possible scnln ot |-riee- . 1
all work don*'at our simps wi'l bu ca?U on <l< liver .
of the work
ROOT. U. LOCKHART. |
GEO. B. YOUM..
JOS A ROBERT-:
Columbus, July 30—wtl
Valuable Place for Sale.
I iifler for pond
good
n.e . *4ine . ! Of] ring my place i? going wc.-t 1 !ia\
pur baked w* *t, and 1 will sell a leirgain t ‘any on* ,
will bay I have agood crop of**otton ami “'in a
readymade o.itho plu. •• 1 will soil bothastln;
or the place separately. The place In ? 3 nui* - trom
Cos ber.. an t 4U from Hilvt-r Run <>n tin- Mobile amt
Girard Raiiroad.
Call at the I.ivety Stable of Ivey, Smith >V <’>. <
lambus, L ri.TIIOMI’HON
August 11th —*13l wtf
(ilennville (loll'giatc and Mi.itary
t The next B'’ uni of this 111
begin on the first Monday in Hept* mlu-i
- ..UanHl We hen? combine thorough • *
v Mathematical and Mi.M’
Wpi'lic school 1? under MiliWi’
mi ni, the pilin’ fotimn: uni c\
I CoL G Cray. Commandui t.
j Tuition In Primary Department, j r t.-vnoffi
I months, ■ • ‘ I
Intermediate Department
j English Department
Classical and Mathematical Department per term 1 • j
ln< idental Fee per term
Tuition payable half in advance and halt at en • • -
term Boar*!. per month #1 J.
Each Cadet required to wear a uniform, the cut
w hich is about ?30
JAM EH M WRIGHT, I’m
July 25,18r>0 —wly
3-A.isrr) 1
: THE undenugnerl is anxious 1 > eel) 1 .
his l,arid in Russell county. Aluliaio*
! ccpt hit Home Place, or exchange them fori
AJLU. i oluinbus town property L> * uttiugr
op a great mmiy small planters ran be ftirnished with j
choke homes. Besurethe debt and pay the int* i*. \ I
or they will be sold low for Cash. Hee the price? 1 ;
pay tax on them and •*:*■ the laud My titles are good 1
Heveral place* are improved eonsiderablv
WILLIAM II MAYNOH.
Halem, RttsKel! count ;
May 7th, IftfiO—wtf.
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Os the State of South Carolina,
r pUE Annual Course *>f Leisures m tin? liistitu'iun
X will commence on lb* first dny of Nove.nib* • on
the folp:. vme branchp?
Jonll E. Holbrook, AI. D, Emeritus Prof- <1 wl
Anatomy
Anatomy, by Prof. F. T. Miles, M. I>.
l’bvsK.iocy, by pgof. Jau-es M u trie, V D
eiirtery, y Prof, J. J. Chisholm, M I*.
Ins.ituie* ‘o Practice of Medicine, by Prof. II .
dings. M. D.
Maien i Med” a, by Prof, Henry R. Fuat. >1 I
fibsleiriu, by Prof. Tbo*. Pnoleao. M D
I bennstry. bv Prof. C U. Bbepbliid. M D.
D in*.listrator of Anatomy. Hamnei I. .-m M D
t LINICAL I.KCTLJtLrt.
At the Roper hu*l Marine Hospitals, twin- il “”
by the Physicians of he Ins Ru'jong,
The Anatomical Room* Will be opened in Ortober,
and dissections conducted dm y bv Uie lieu. ustra(*.r
HENRY R FROST, M. D j
August 6th,—w4t
DISSOLUTION.
rpUE Firm of HUNT, WARE 6; CO.; waMdimndyed ■
I. on the first of August by mutual < oiieeut, .1 nm ,
M and Tho*. J. Hunt having aold their inter*dm .1 ,
W. Ware All person? hide bled to a!d linn prior to
I*6o. are requested t *ome forward and settle imme
diately. James M. Hunt Is fully author!** *1 to settl' 1 j
the bnsiner? of the Firm, offi* at the old -Lind
JAME■< M HI NT,
JAMES W. WAKE.
THOMArt J. 11l N I
Cnleml.OH, Ga., Aug. IP, IHW
NOTICE.
I W WARE having purrhased H.e ••. mt • ‘
•I . of J M and T J Hunt, of the late firm of ILui.
Ware. k. ( <>., the business will hereafter be conducted
at the -fid stand by th** under igned Thankful for pa-)
lavor?, he w<iuld earnestly solicit a continuance 01 the
patronage so liberally beetowtd on the lute firm
JAMEH \N WARE.
Ang. 14 Wlm. No. <i‘J Broad Bu* *:t
VANDERBEERS
SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS I!
THIS ARTICLE
IB OFFERED
TO THK PIT BTJCj
AS A PI RE BBVBBAUE,
Famous for its Medicinal Properties.
IT i a purely imported article, and in warrant
ed to bo without deleterious partioles of any ni
Being a great purifier of tho blood and cleanser
of the system, it give# an impetus to tbo digestive
process, and a? a Tonic and I®vigorator, is a mor
vel of the age.
Its counteracting influonce in all diseasei an
sing from malaria, is a household word in the
South.
CO.,
Sole Importers,
new Tronic.
HULL, DUCK A CO, AijodH,
may 2—ts. Columbus, Uwrgla.
NICE AND SWEET !
NEW GOSHEN BUTTER,
Just received by
May 7 dtf HOWKLL 4 JOHNSON.
FURNITURE
AND WOODEN WARE.
The Troy Manulacturing Cos.
111
also manufacture
Mattrosaos,
1 >ol.--tc‘i’s, Pillows, Scr. *Scc.
Os all ?i/.* ? amt of the best material and make.
Onr Cottage Chair?
ii which wc have a large stock and are constantly
iiuinut'ac'iiring, are tlm best that nr mail north or
south. Wo make a liberal discount to dealer*.
TI3RM3 CASH! PHICBSLOW.
U iic I—******. . No. 40 east tide of Broad ?t Columbus,
JEFFERSON A HAMILTON.
( ilunibu*. Ga . March 30—dwu'.
THE GEORGIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
CAPITAL $250,000.
f iHllS Company having completed its organization, ,
X under tlm Char * r granted by A* l of the la**t
1 “j:: I’m*', ‘.vhkli offers unusual guarantee.? to poli
cy holders) is n.n\ prepa.ed to insure Dwelling?,
r-ini. • ..nd , ttii-! Building? Merchandize, Cotton uud
other produce, Household Furniture, and all kind? ot
i isuralde prop* rly, against l.o?? or Damage by Fire.
Vlso to tul;** risk* i ’ Marine and Inland Navigation,
at the owe,a rate? charged by responsible Companies.
DIREtTORB:
’ ilia M < ‘ Daniel Griffin, Jus. F. Bozeman,
Unlit M .Gun n. U II Hughe?, I.G. Btiupper,
■ C. C. Cody, I. T. Downing, J. I*. Ulge?,
Win. Y. Young, James Gum*,
JOHN McGOUGH, Preaideuf.
’ D. F Will* i\, Befretarv,
i jfi-OlVue in the rear of the Bank of Columbus
) 4 oluinbus, May 38—dwtf
SPRING STUCK, Mi
JRRUHART & CHAPMAN,
uiiuaaiSTs,
GEORGIA.
UA \ V. rv4'ived a large stork of Drugs, Medicine*
Chemicals, Ac.,to which they invite thi alien- I
; lam of Uieir .nviol? and the public.
liOODUI'AUTY IM VKUULY GIR\KA\TKKU!
Congress Water,
Diii-rt from the ftpring,ffeah.
Brandies and Wines,
I *M Medi* inal purposes.
Pcrfamery,
Fvibraeiiig Wo and Vffilct (new) Bile's llsdinsma,
•.ml I. i on and Baxin**be*t lisndkercbiei Extract*.
Flavoring Extracts,
: A to.ih supply of the hea* varieties, of richest tta- .
! t.v to u imh w*■ invite the attention of the ladies.
Spices,
’ every v men Mace, t love. Nutmeg, Allspice,
F .I’ . ,i munition, Vanilla, Gitigrt. A.
i orn Starch,
‘I ;• t deficioiiH of all prepnrutloii? for Pud- l
• . i. , -,l'|. >, Hike, Blanc Mange, A”
ixe’s Sparkling Gelatine,
M ,k. Uie in • a lie lu'itul ond clieapnst Cliry?ialme i
J. a in a tew luiiiutus, with little trouble.
Candles,
i Fine Bperm and Adamantine.
ilridgewater Fire-Proof Paint,
From New Jersey, fir** mid water proof, possessing
ter body, elasticity, adhesive und durable quali
ties, thnn hiiv mineral paint now In Use, etfertually
Vl’ 1:14„4£ Ills, ofllll ronf.
Potash.
‘” i Wliit.nml Grav 1 >in?b, from which a
barrel of I lie* bis Boap is iiiiuli! of 18 lb*., of Gray or
White Foi l.- h, i lbs. r!;il BoiU and 13 lb?. Lard or
Ci- ;ir (• reus*• The Boap will be whiter and stronger
and b.vn li i b'Diing bell.-', than made by the iiAiial
White Lead in Oil,
li* P".: • While Lead of the Union \Vbite Lead
Company, the best L*-?d sold in the Booth.
Austin’s White Kerosene Oil
Itoin whom the genuine Kerosene .Oil i? obtained l
Zmc White.
. ! ow Wlull Zinc, French and American, in Oil
Varnishes,
Coach body Vaini dt, Furniture. White Datuar Var- j
i h Dr] ng Vamixh, Dlitck Leather Varntah.
Linseed Oil,
Haw, I’. l ili'il nd Liiwcil Dili*.
Paint Brushes,
1 ;*,.:. :.i.- <i raining Bin luv, Ba?li Tool?, Badger
Blond* i . Wire hound and Twin*-hound Paint
BruHlimi, 110 ttt.
Hair Brushes,
A do.: variety of the host F.iiglinh and American.
Fishing Tackle,
Walking Cain Rod?. Flouts. Limerick Fishing
Hook? ol all sizes and styles.
Columbus, Ga„ May •*--wdtf.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
:om>GGODs
SELLING OTJT
AT NEW YORK < OST !
.1. MTllll.l.ll’S,
140 Mroad Street,
WILL ni'.M Till? DATBOI FEalllH i
Kntire Stock ot j
STAPLi: AND FANCY
DRY-GOODS,
ot not co?t!
I;K i!A -AN ELEGANT ABBOIITMENT Os
ianca: mm fififiat,
etl. tck MI.KB,
FANCY DRESS SILKS,
men Gil I’KAOrNK A PINE-APPLE SILKH I
Kuluoodto 4U Celt la per yarl,
won. KOHKS, BARHfjK koueh
...... ,in<l Anglin? KoLcs, y and II Klounees,
Muslin, Dare;:- at* l Trawling Druse Goods,
HOOP SKIRTS,
11 Spring*--firat quality, 60 Cents -Finer
Grade* in tlm same proportion.
DA* :d mantillas,
DUSTERS SHAWLS &.
f,ACE SETTS, flelliog below cost.
4.’ AIL.
Merrill. .', Dunncll.', Spragues, Allen*, ami all
tlr i. t makers, from tto 10 cenU |er yard.
LINK NS AND lIOMKSPUNB,
IN EVERY VARIETY.
ALL Till* A ISO VK GOODS WILL BE
Solti at and below ( ost!
CASH BUYEHS
, Will find tbut hey cun pave money by making
tboir purchases Imre, as Itis largo stock must be
disposed of during the present season.
Gull, Kvorybody, an Bar
•i;uiiis will be^ivon.
JAS. JVGPIiXTLILXFS
I to l(roat-?lreet.
MASONIC HALL BUILDINO.
Columl.u,-, May 19, 1859. .lAwtf
Valuable Farming Land
FOR HALE.
WILL be sold before the ‘Court
jC*PT%4llo.i?e door >n the town of Ctmeeto,
UMSayTt „;t.tah.m*l... county, on the firt
i .i..?day in October next, within the
W till- legal hour* of *ale, all the real
<-xc<‘i<ntig willow?’ ilowcr, beloegtngtoUiee*-
t ite of Dr. JntiMM EcLe?ter,dcen?ed, containing *OO
u ie-, irore or I* *?, c.orti*t'ng <>(Tot .Number 113 and
fra i ’ I, Number * in the 3d <li?trict of originally Lee
now Chattahooeheej also Lota No?. 113, 144, part of
i>.:- No. 115 and 1 U>, and part oflot No HI in the mb
District ot originally Muscogee, but now Chattahoo
chee comity:
‘I l above land? need no other recommendation
tbnn their production, whl* *t for corn, cotton, and
so.it other prodo t* as are mlnerl tivua ly on farm?,
. inn*,t he K!irpa**ed In Boiith-western Georgia.—
There i? on the place a sufficient proportion of open
land? for immediate use, arid ie well supplied with
water.
Persons desiring to purchase are requested to call
Mini examine the premise*, its lines, boundaries, hr ,
previous to the day of stio. By order of the Court ol
Ordinary.
Term* made known on the day of sale.
* ,W. W. Mllll’P, Adrn'r.
,i,h ’ 1 cl
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills.
DR. J. BOVEE BOD’S
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
AHF. made from a pure mid unadulterated Wine,
which i* about double the unual strength of oth
cr Wines, and ia imported by only one house in the
United States. Also from the following valuable
Hoot*, llerhs, 4*c. viz: Holomon’* Seal. Bpikenard,
CotnlYcy. Camomile Flowers, Gentian, Wild Cherry
Tree Bark, and Bayberry.
WE CHALLENGE
THE WORLD
TO I'UODUCE
THEIR EQUAL!
W* do not pnfiin to have discovered some Root*
“known only t> the Indian* of Bnuth America,” and
a cure for “alldiseases t>< which flesh is heir to,” but
we claim to present to tlm world a truly valuable
preparation, w hich every intelligent physician in the
country will approve of and recommend. A* a rem
edy for
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak I.tings. Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Disease* or
tho Neitous system, Partly* s, Piles, Disease* pecu
liar to Females, Debility and all cases requiring a
tonic, they are
XXISrSTXXCP.A.SSETD,
For sore throat, so common to the Clergy, they are
tru.y invaluable.
Fortlte aged and inliiin, or for persons of a weak
constitution—f*r Ministeis of the Gospel, Lawyer*,
and all public speakers—for Book Keepers* Tailors,
Seamstresses Mtudents, Artists, and nil persons lea
ding a sedentary lit, they will prove truly beneficial.
A* a Beverage, they are wholesome, intiorent and
delicious to lb* taste. They produce nil the exhilet
ating effects of Brandy or Wine, without intoxicating
—and area valuable remedy for persons addicted to
excessive use ot strong drink, and wish to refrain
front it. They are pure and eniirely free from ihe
poisons contained in the ndiiltorated Wines and Li
quo*? with which the country is flooded.
These Bitters not only Cure but prevent disease,
and should be us* and by all who live in a country where
the water is bl, nr where Chills ami Fever* are pre
valent. Being entirely innocent and harmless, they
may be |lvaa freely to children Had infants with im
punity.
Phvsiciano.Clergymen, and temperance advocate*,
a* an act of On inanity should as?mi in spreading these
truly valr*b!e Hitters over the laud, and therrby es
Mentially aid in banishing drunkenness and disease.
CHARLES WIDDIFIRLDfcCO Proprietor*.
7b William Htreet, New York.
And aold by Diuggiat* generally.
Bole Wliolounle and Retail Agents for Georgia.
PLUMB sr lif. TNi.lt, Augusta, Ga
Sild in t oolumhut by
ACEK h. IYF.RBON,
Juns 33 c'fitwlv.
HllYKSJOimilkS.
TKCVKS! TRUNK?!
TRUNKS,
JUST RECEIVED A FINK LOT OF
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
Os various styles and qualities, at pricon to suit
purchasers. Call ami noe them al
SHERMAN & CO’S.
HARNESS MANUFACTORY
11-L Broad. Street,
(OUIKIS,IiEORUIA.
ALSO,
S-A-IDJJJXiES,
AX;VERY LOW PRIOEB FOR CASH.
SHERMAN & CO.
April 12,1800 dAwtf.
COTTON, COTTON, COTTON!
CI0TT0? ta now selling at s good price, anil If the 1
* noten aud uccounts past luo toJ. KniilrK. Cos.
c notaoou paid, sultu will I-e instituted Indlscrlm- i
lOiitoly. A word to the wl*S. U sufficient
<)ot 1 1 wfcdti 1. KWMFB*n\ |
m ®m tm
OODY,FLEMINO&BWIFT
(UNDER COOK’S HOTEL,)
COLUMBTJB,GEO.
I I AVK in Htoro and to arrivo, a complete and
■* *■ hattdiiomo Stock of
fT an AWB FANCY
DRYGOODS,
SELECTEDI'OR the SPRINIi TRADE
DRY-GOODS
A good stock of Domestics, Korneys, OgnabergH,
Sheetings, tShirtings, A‘. Linen Sheetings, Pil j
low Linoiis, Table Linens and Napkins, Towel?, j
Irish Linens, Ac.
LADIES’ DRESS EOOIIS,
A fine stock of Muslins, Lawns, lleruges, Hr- i
gaudies. Kobe?, Silks, Jaconets, Gingham? j
Prints, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery. Gloves, Mantillas j
Bonnets, Parasol.?, Ac.
SHOES FOR LADIES,
A FINK BTOCK.
Units Goods*
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Cassimere**, lists,
Caps, llooli and .Shoe*.
A large lot of firsl quality
\ EURO Mil O ES.
Hardware, Crockery, & Glassware,
SADDLEa,*'-.
GROCE R 1 E S ,
A largo stock of Flour, Kaoon, Lard, Kish
Salt, Tobacco, U'igurs, Huufl, Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Pick lea, Preserves, Ac.
All of which is oflered fur sale, ou ’.be most ac
commodating terms.
cody, flkming a swift.
Columbus, March 12, IB6o—dwtf.
NOTICE.
\/1 K. II <; M. KLK having disposed l Ins < arriage
IVJ Heposilory and Block iu the Carnage business
m Columbus, has locatml in? office al the store of
Messrs. Chaffin A Johnson, Broad Street, where all
parf.es indebted by note or an mini will find llieir
< lamia mi the liandß of John G. McKee lor settlement,
and parties owing o <1 claim? are particularly reque*
led to call and * die by renewal or otherwise
July 14 —wtf II- C. MtKKR.
WOOD, EDDY & CO S
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATES OF
DELAWARE, MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY,
Draw dailjm Public, under the superintendence of Sworn Oommireiurer?.
The Manager? offices are located at Wilmington, Delaware nr.d St. Lcui?, llimuri
PRIZES VARY FROM $2.50 TO SIOO.OOO.
TICKETS FRtin TO #.
giving full Explantion and<he schemes to be drawn, will be sent free of expense
bj addressing
WOOD. EDDY & CO.. Wilmington. Del.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., St. Louis, Mo
March 1. 1860 — and A wly is
VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOE SALE.
Ml OFFER FOR HALE my Plantation ly
mg on the UhatUhoochee Riv* r, m B-irly
county, Ga., ten mile# south of Fort flames,
. (Jjoiuing M W. Hiatiiper, J K. Bramlillo
I lie place contain* Twelve Hundred Acer*, five or
six hundred acres cleared and in a good slate of culti
vation; two hundred acres of which are fresh land
—about four hundred acres liver Bottom, five hund
red acres good hammock. The Plantation is well wa
tered with creek and hranrhes running through it;
there is also on the place a good dwellng. a number
of negro cabins, gin house and screw; there are also
tw o churches, and an academy in one mile and a quar
ter of the place.
THOMAS SALTER
July 34, 1960—W6t.
THE
ONLY PREPARATION
Having Proofs so Strong; and Direct
AS TO
EXPEL THE DOUB TS
Ol ALL,
State* men, Judge?, Kditon*, Physician? of tin:
JT oldest ncliool* a? well a* new, giv it tli’ ir pit
qualified sanction, and recommend it lor nil cases •>
eruptions, and diseases ol the scalp and brain; but all
who have used it, Quito in testifying that it will pre
serve tit* hair from being gray, and from felling lo
any age,as wallas restore. Read the following
Oak Grove, ft. C., Juno fifth, IH6P.
Prof O. J Wood, !>• ui Hu Y.-m IlnU 1<
tive is rapidly gaining popularity in tin? i-oininunitv.
1 have had occasion to lay prejudice aside, and git .■
your Hair Rewtorativo a perfect test:
During lht> year 1H34.1 wa? ?n unfortunate a.? to
he thrown from my sulky again?t a rock near the tud
■wle,from which my head recuived a most terrible
blow; rau?ing a great deal of irritation, whit'll com
mulocated to the brain and external surface ol ilu
head, from the ulfecl? of which my ban was finally
destroyed over the entire surface of the head. Flint
the time I first discovered it* dropping, l.owevet, up
the tune ofit* total disappearance, 1 employed even
thing I could think of, being a professional man my
sed, and as I thought, undurstatiding the nature of
tho disease, but was tianlly defeated in every prese.ripj
tion advanced.
These and uo other circumstance* induced me to
resort to your worthy Hair Restorative which 1 have
every reason lo believe produced a very happytcmi.i;
two months after the fir*t application, I had a? bcaii
tiAtla head of hair as 1 ever saw, fbr Which I certain
ly owe vuu tny sincere thank?. Rest assure*!, dear
sir, I shall recommend your rc.inedy to all miqufier*, |
moreover, I shall use my influence, which I flatter
myselfto y i? not alittle.
You can publish this if you think proper.
Y'ounrvery respei tlttUy,
M. .1 WRIGHT, M. 1>
Office of the Jeffersonian, Philippi. Va.. j
Dec. 13th. IBftk, y
Dear Hir— I feel it my duty a? well a? my plen m.-
to state to you (the billowing rirrumstiurc, wlm h
you can uoe a* you think proper. A g* ntlemun *f
this place (a lawyer) ha? been bald ever since hi? ear
ly youth; so much so that he was compelled lo wear ,i
wig He vvastndueod to use a bottle *u your Hair
Restorative, which lie liked very uiuch;and aflci usiiik
some two or tliiee bottles, lit? hair grew out quite lux
uriantly, amt he now lut? a handsome head of hair.
The gentleman’? name is Bradford, and a? lie i? very
well known in our adjoining counties, many, person
rail testify to the truth af tin? stit'einent ; I give it to
you by the tequest of Mr. Bradford. You can sella
great deal of your llair Restorative in thi? and Hi.
a ‘joining countiu? if you have the proper agent?
Yours,Ac. THOMPSON MURGHNOR
Dr. Wood:—Dear Bit—Permit me to expi<-s tl*.- j
ohiigaimns 1 am under lor the entire restoration of
my liatr to its original colon about Uie tiiite.of my iu -
rival in the United Btate? it was rapidly becoming ;
gray, but upon the application of\om llair Restot i
live it soon recovered Us original hue. lcoiisideryour
Restorative as a very wondeiftifl invention, quite ii.
carious a? well a? agreeable.
B. TfIALUF.RG
The Restorative is put up in bottles fi'f 3 sir.*-?, viz
large, medium, and small; the small hold? a pint,
and retail* for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds
al least twenty percent more in proportion than tin
small, retail* fortwo dollars per bottle; the large lurid?
a quart, 4U per cent, more in proportion anil retail?
for three dollars.
O. J WOOD A 00., Proprietor*444 Broadway N.
Y and 114 Market Ht. Louis, M*.
Aml suld by all good Druggist? end Fancy <*'-> ?
Desfer- july Si—dwm.
Ayer’s Ague Cure,
FOR THK SPEEDY CURE OF
I Intermittent Fever, or Fever and
Ague, Remittent Fever, thill Fever
Dumb Ague, Periodical 11 *-u*tm-lie,
or Bilious Headache, anil IIIIIoum Fe-
era, Indeed for the whole Class of
diseases originating In biliary de
rangement, caused l*y the Haiarles
of Mta?mulatto countries.
No one remedy Is louder call*-d for
if* by the necessities of the American
_ people, than a suic and safe cur*- for
j Fever and Ague Hitch we an- imw
ienab.ed lo llei.vvitli a |. rt• t .< i
| tainly that it ill eradicate the *ii?-
M ease, and with assurance founded on
proof, that no harm cun arise from its
j use iu anv quantity.
j That which protect* from or prevent? tin? disorder
j must he of immense service to the comiiiiiniii<-
j where it prevails. Prevention i? better than cure mi
| the patient escupesthe risk which he tnu?t run hi vi.•
lent attack? of this halefu dhriampi-r. This’<'me”
[ expel* the nriaematic poison of fever ami Ague from
’ tho system and prevents the development of the di
| ease, if taken on the Aral approach of u* ureinmtttoi v
I symptom* It is not only the best remedy ever y* i
I dtscovored for this class of complaint*, but al***> th*
cheapest. Tlielnrge quantity winch wo supply ui
dollw brings it within the reach of everybody; and
in bilious districts, where fever ami ague prevails. . \
••rvh<dy should have it and use it freely, both for cure
and protection It i? hoped this price will place n |
within the reach of all the poor as well as the ii* !i
j A great Muperiorily of this remedy over any othei < v
j er discovered for the speedy and certain eure ot Im> r
mlttents is, that it contain? no Quinine or um.entl,
i riin*equently it produce* no quinism or other injtin
( on? effects whatever upon the constitution. Those < iu
( ed by it are lefl as healthy as if they liud never bad ;
j the disease
Fever and Ague is not alone the cunscqiiei.ee ot
miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorder? arise
from iu irritation, among which ore Neuralgiu, Rlieu
j niatism,Gout, Headache Blindness, Totlrach*', lUu
j ache, Gatnrrh, Aslhnia, Palpitation, Affection of the
! Kpleen, Hysterics, Pam iu the Bowel:*, Paralvsis,
| (;rii*, and Derangement of iheßmmacli, all ofwhu li,
I when originating in this cause, put on the Intermit
! tent type, or become periodical. This “GU li” ex
I pels the poison from the blood, and consequently
; cures them all alike. It is an invariable protection to
j immigrants or persons traveling or temporarily m-m
ding ill the malarious districts, if taken occasionally
I or daily while exposed to tlx- infection, that will U>
I excreted from the system, ami,can not accumulate in
I sufficient quantity In ripeu into discuse lienee it I
1 eveu more valuable for protection than cure, amt f*-tv
| will evi l suffer front Intermittent*, tl they avail them
i selves of the protection this remedy all rd?.
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
For all the Purposes of Family Physic,
I ?re so romposed that disease within the rangeofthei.
! action can rarely withstand or evade tlu-in. Thru
penetrating properties search and cleanse, ami invigo
rate every portion of the human organism, correcting
us diseased action, and restoring Its healthy vitnliti* -.
Asa consequence of these properties, Hie invalid who
j is bowed down with pain or physical debility is ih !
i..lushed to find hi* health or energy restored by
i remedy at once so simple and inviting
j Not only do they cure every day complaints ol
’ rybody, but also many formidable and dangerous *ii
| eases The agent below named i? pleased to lurnmli
; grans my Americau Almanac, containing cermi* ai..- *.i
! their cures and dirHction* for their use iu the tollowlni:
complaints: Ootttven***, llrartl/um, JlMutarhr, nn--i
from thsordrretl Stemai A, Xautta. In-UgcaUnn, tain in mnl
Morbut Inarfior nf the Howrls, flatulency, l.o** of .’t)>l”
tttt, Jaundut, ai.J other kindred complain*?, arisi g
from a low stste ot’ the body or obstruction **f it?
fimetions. They .re an excellent alterative for the
renovation of th* bi*. *l, and the restoration of tone i
and sin-ugth to Ui*- system and . bilitsted by disease.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, lloarsne??,
Croup, Incipient Consumption, mikl
for the relief of Consut>*|il Ive I'n
tlents In ail v a need (Mages of the dls
• ase .
Ho wide is the field of its usefulneHS, ami so nil me
rou? are the case* of its cures, that almost v* rv -•. •
tion of country abounds in persons publicly known,
who have been restored firoitt alarming ami eveu *l*
perate diseases of the lung* by its use When 0n..-
triad, its superiority over every other medic ine u
kmd is too apparent to escape observation, uml when
lu virtue? are known, the public no longer fiesirnt.
wliat antidote to employ for lint distressing ami dan- .
gerotis alibi (mm* oft he nttliuoj.ary organ* that are in
ctdent tn our climate. While litany inf* nor n-uiedie?
thru*! upon the community have failed and been li
< anted this inis gamed friend? by every trial, confi r
red benefits on the afflicted they cun never forget, and
produced curestou numerous and too leinarknlib- to
be forgotten
PREPARED 15 Y
UR. J. €. AYER A ( ~
LOWELL, MASS.,
All our remedies fur sale by
IIAVILAND, CLARK St GFOUM I
JOSEPH TUCKER,
J M. GIBBON, Mobile, Ala \
WM II GILL, Warsaw, Ala
ITT"And by all Druggists in city nnd country.
March It, 1800- rlwly
r ent Nwi.t..
r I , IIE subscriber has on hand a few HTII.LH tor tin
X manufacturing of PKACH BRANDY or WHIH
KEY, which he will sell at very low prices. Also
Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan Ware.
of every variety and description, which can be bought
at the lowest rates
JOB WORK,
Done at short notice and on the most liberal terms.
J. It IIICKH, Agents.
Nzt door below Bans Hour i, IJroaiTHi *•**•
July Ik. I HAH -dwtf
HP HI NG BTYI. I US
* T TUB SIGN OF THB
(*9 Broad Btreet,
Ft LAN DON is now prepared to show hi? friend?
F • and customers one of the finest assortments ot
Hats ever offered in Columbus, embracing all varieties
of MOLEBKIN, CABRIMF.KB and French KELTM of
every color and quality, of the very lat*-st irnportu’
Hons, and at prices to suit all Gaps,of every kind tin
also a great variety of Children’s Hats ar.d ( aps, un
a good assortment of Umbrellas and Walking Unites
We haven very superior Wool Hat for HmUuUon tervkt
ngKt ou nut heavy, made rspt< tally for our trade W ith out
(ioufbrMtaor we ran fit every head Tobl I —tl
LUMPKI N
MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE
THE Fall ftetsnm Os this Institution
will open on the ‘gj Monday in Hept
Parents desiring a thorough edit* a
“” frr their daughter* are solicited to
‘ /NttA give tie their patronage
WM PARKft.Pre, t
Lumpkin, Auguet 31—w’Jt.
COLTJMBTJB
iSatltllery, llarncss,
ANO I.EATUEK STORE.
11. MLDDLEBItOOK Hi CO.,
94 Broad, street,
nfink in .Saddles, lUriisss, Ac Dent lire,
which the following Mmipriaes a part
• - Bpmiish Quilted Baddies, overlaid; littg
lis,t du Plant,.,..’ ppriu do; Youth’s and Boy’s do;
Wagttnau Pluniuuoii do; and Ladies Baddies,—vain
ly ol styles.
Ilridlc*, MiutliiKHtcH, Saddle*
Boss, nn.l Mcdtcul do.
HARNESS,
I Fine Bilverpbited (ferriage Ilatiie?* all.iinri" 4 -**
’ ‘ “ Rockaway “ ‘
“ “ “ Dotlblc Buggy “
“ “ “ Binglti do •• ••
Plain black ll.irit*'??, allstyles and qtialittn
LEATHEK.
Bkirting Leather,Bridle do, Hog Hkins,
Pad Hkins, llaritc* I.eutUt r, < t.tk and H.?m!*'tk,
Hole J.. athvr, t'ult Hkins, Lining Hkins,
Blio'o I'l-gi,Lasts, Thread and Findings, A*
Nl.-tchiiu- I Jeltinyp
Lent her and Rubber Belting, nil widths,
Light Rubber and Uunvus Belting, lor
Plow Hack llnntfe. Just the thing for Planter*.
Belt Rive.ts.aiid l.acv Leather.
’T , X^t.-£J.TSriS:.S4.
i uiiVft} Ladies ami Gentlemen’s’
! vAD' I - onl Traveling Trunks, all qiinli
- - ipd style-.. Bonnet Box*-?, Valises
I ami Clr|rel Bags.
CAR 111 AGE TRIMMINGS.
Leather, Pat Dash Leather anJ
Knot no h.d Cloths, u!l widths and qualities;;.
(TUl'.'irpet. Lac* ?, Fringe:', Head l.imngs,
Luathei ( |..ih Booling', Nails, Tack?. Ac.
Htirru;*?, Bills. Buckles, Harness Mounting;*,
llames Collars, Whips, Wugon Breeching,
And Blind Bridies.
All the above good* are of our own manufacture;
made of the hem material and by experienced work
men. We in- lie all those who are in want of article?
in our lint*’- no aud exainintj out stock, ami weus
sure tb ‘it: that they will be well satisfied with the
quality of goods am! the prices; a * ‘.boy will be aold on
lU*’ very BEHT TERMS.
N 11. New Work made, and Repairing done at tlie
aortesi notice <|er|—*lwtf
BEBELL & WEEMS,
AGENTS FOll
eeoitf.\M.vs
ai -.-VU TV Hi ilU 1 }H'U>
GUANO.
WAHRaN’i ‘ 1) TO UK
One-Half best Peruvian Guano,
One I tali’
Fine Ground Bono and the best Phos
phatic Guano and to
CONTAIN KICIIIT I’EIICENT OF AMMONIA,
AND
J 45 to 60 /‘cr Cent, of Hone /‘hosphate of Lime, j
January J, 18fi0---lwlf
BOOTS AMD SHOES
AVM havo now ‘it Store our
tel SI MM EH STOUr. of
’ triaJlai Ladu , Misses &
Chii.ien's
BOOTS &c SHOES,
whieh for quality, quantity, and economy to the
purchaser, anrpus.se? anything brought bore. —
Among our .‘■Hock max bo found--
for 4;i:\Ti.i:tu:>,
I Gout?’ French Calf l’ump Hoot?,
| “ “ Light Welt, “
“ “ Calf Oxford Tics,
’• “ Kid
“ French Calf L-itv Shoes, Pump?, and
*• Glove “ ** “ light weltod,
“ CongrostCalf Guitars,
“ Kid
“ “ Pat. Lealhor Gaiters,
•• ‘• Opora
•• U'itiou
“ Lasting Tie?,
I “ Pat. Leathor Oxford?, Pumps A %
“ iScott Ties,
“ Slippers with and without heels,
“ Highland Ties,
! And numerous other kind? both fine and common.
E.,%
Kiniitt Kid aud Mur.jceo Lace and Congre.n
11*...! -, thin Holes, with and without heels.
Finest silk warp lasting lace and-Congress do.
Serge do llerro, do do do 10.
Kugeno and do do du
Italian and English and“ do do.
French and Glove Kid do do do.
Kid Heel Slipper?,
English Kid and Morocco do.
English Lasting do do.
[ Velvet Toilet Slippers,
j French Embroidered Slipper*,
White Kid Slippers.
! Kid and Morocco Buskin?,
j French Kid Ties,
j Call and th .t lace Hoot?, with and without
I heels,
mssK&.
Mimm/ Glove Kid Congress. Boob ,
41 English do. with nud without houls.
Silk warp, Serge, and
, 4 English lasting—Congress A Lace Gait
■ r, with and without heel?,
“ Fine Kid Slipper? with A without heels
WV:L'K id Slippers,
j “ School .Shoe.* Mjiuothing durable.
i Children’? Congress heel Gniter*,
• Lace heel U niters,
“ Kid ‘ Slippers,
“ 4 ‘ Boots, au*l about JO ad
ditional kiii l? with and without heels.
A M SEIJI': STOfK OF
Negro Krogaus and Servants
tiHOES,
j Sewed aud Pegged, ronHtautly on band. We
I an* receiving fresh Goods every week from our
own Factories.
To Country Merchants anA
traders
H'U IiKIfER OUR UOUI>S A
MAY YORK PRICES.
Only Ono
■ From which there will bo nod- •. i*t any in
’ Htartoa.
a ,i\ saund: . co.
: 102 Broiul Street— Next Door to J. Kyle A Cos.
OnlumbuH, Ga. May 24. dwtf
riMIIOMHLIi tLOTBISC !
Cioth, Cassimercs, Ceatings,
Gents’ Funtisiiing Goods, ’
i:vi:nv vAniBTV ol’
HATS tt- C/A.PS,
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Baps,
VA TASKS. Sco.
BUT HAD AT
J. H. DANIEL & GO’S
13J Broad Btreet* I'oliimbiiNiGa.
r I A HEIU Block is now r-t*’• to Willi every article lor
I KH.NTLi:MKN'h WEAR ami they tespecifully
solicit an examinttfb'n.
liiarnicntN Uaiic to Order,
! ifeing supplied with fb*- very best workmen,they are
j prepared to make op lo measure their very handsome
►tuck ot Erifrllsh ami French Glottis, r.-tssimere* and
Ve*t in if* in Hu. most fashionable anil approved styles
J H. OAMI.J.H a CO.,
133 Ilromi Htreet, < oluinbus,Ga.
, March 31—dwtf
DISSOLUTION.
! IN coiiM*'qin*nee oftb** ih-alhof Mr. DANIEL, the
| Iflrmoi
HUGHES, EANIEL & GO.
wn* dissolved on the (ith PciiruaTy. Tlie umliT*tgl
n? siirvivniK parin* rs, are rmnly to settle all claims
aguinst said (irm;un*l those indebted t* said firm, will
please settle iiiiineiiititeiy us tlie liu*ini*H must be
closed. Tlie uiider*ignea > iii the name and style of
hi a hoih-ji:*,
Will continue the Wnrchoiue dL Coinmls
slon HniltiMN in all Its hranchess Office at the
Lowell Warehouse
WM 11. Ilt'GlIKB
W C. IIODGKB
Columbus, Felt. 13 --*lwtf.
[nlOTgtW
(FIRST CLASS HOTEL,)
Corner llroail mill Crnwfmil Streets,
COLUMBUS, GA.
HATCH COOK,
i march—dwtf. PROPRIETOR
TRY YOUR LUCK l
HODGES, DAVIS & CO’S
GiQN£QIk(iiATIQ LOTTERY
Ol Georgia.
Authorized by a special act of the Legislature. i< r ti e
benefit of tho Washington County Academies.
ROYAL HAVANA PLAN.
26220 PRIZES
Amounting to stl7L < dOo;
Will be distributed according to the Inflowing
ICMYAB. SCIIUMK!
TO BE DRAWN EVERY BATURBAV.
I Pril** of #70,000 & Prize*of ........ ftei)
i “ ... . .. 30,000 lo •• wn 1
1 “ ...... 10,000 30 “ Itu,
I 5,000 100 •• Ml
I “ 3,000 HiU “ *f>
i 3,000 5ooo“ ....... ;&
3 Prize* nl 1,000
070 Approximation Pru.e* aiuouuUng to fild.Sto
TICKETS ONLY EIGHT DCLLAHB
Halve-’*!. (Juarter-d *•: F.i,'hthlfl
SOMETHING NEW !
CITY
sso,ooo.’
I'OK ONE HOLLA It!
DRAWN DAII.Y AT FIVK O’CLOCK.
7"> j\iiml)*:r.s-l2Drawn Ballots.
SOl-IKMIS!
Any Bl Ticket with S Nns. *n it, all drawn, #SO Os o
~ .. •• 7 “ 33 000
• “ “ ii “ “ ‘ 10 flflh
•• “ “ 33 50(1
*. ** ** i•• 5(0
•• * * •* 3 •• •• “ 100
“ “ “ *1 “ “ “ SO
Anyßl.co Ticket witha ilrawn number mi ii
stationed to come out at any particular
place such ns 57 Ist, 3d, 3d, *r any other
station in the drawing. .. oo
Tickets from $1 to an price at the
above rates per dollar.
KI',.MEMBER ll'two or more selected Numbers
are taken, and nil those number* ?<> selected are not
drawn iiiihhik Uie Twelve Drawn A timber?, the TicKe
is a Blank.
Jlj'By riiisricl’iim’ pitr*ha-et.’ iaiis*. , !e*i iheirovti
N umbels.
COMBINATION PLAN
Drawn every day at -I o’clock.
Capital Prißca
•'*>4o,ooo ! ! •'j>2.'),ooo !
f30,000! $10,000! $5,000!
$2,500, etc.
TICKETS FROM gl 9 0 VIO TACIi
NOTICE TO UOEUESI'ONDENTs.
t Those who prefer not Hi'iidinL’iininey bv mall ct,
use tlie EXPUEBB C<MPANiEH, whereby in-m-y
for Tickets.in stun? of Etplit Dollar?and upwurds.iuti
be sent us AT Ol H KIBK AND l*'.\ BEN BE. tr..m
any city or town where there is an Epres- Otlicil.—
The money aud order must be •■unoyett in i Govern
ment Post Office Htaiupmi Envelope, or tie- Ex pi os?
Companies cannot receive tiiem.
AHconitminicatiouH ulrtclly ronfidenliui.
Purchasers will please v\ nt*- ihcir signature plain, .if i!
give their post office, ctiuniy mol Hlate.
Circulars conlaintnx toll exio.uutilons **f mu
Rcltemes, See., will be forwarded by Mail to anv one
Bending os iu? uddnu-s.
Address orders for Tickets or certificate? to
DODGER, DAVIS Cos..
Mu m. iltjrt *
j June 4, IB&W.—dlv
MUSCOGEE JFt- K
CHAjY G K O i SV H A UVL F.
ON and alter fifitli Feb. 1M.3. He Ev* t ing Mai’
Train will leave Columbus at 3.30 p. in., and >
| rive at Macon nt 9.(15 p. tn.
Leave Macon nt 11.30 p . to. arrive iu Columbus *<
5.35 a. in.
The Morning Mail Train will leave at 3.15a. m. uud
arrive al Macon 8.50a. m.
Leave Macon 9.45 p. in. arrive nt < “lambus at
3.30 p. in. VV. L f LARK, rtutit
Columbus. Feb. 27 —dwtf
Change of SchaduO.
MOBILE Ac GIRARD RAI t.ROAI>, )
Girard, Ala., August 1, IbfiO. i
IMIOM nnd alter this date, the Mail Train will'cav*-
1 the Girard Depot daily (Sunday* excepted) at
4:30 p. ui . and arrive at Union Springs at 8:35 p. tn.;
leave Union Springs daily (mindays excepted) at 5 a.
in , and arrive nlGirard at 9 a. in.
Tlie Freight Train will leave Girard on Mondays.
Wednesday? and Friday? al 7:15 u iu., and arrive a>
Union -pnii’ ?al 5:30 p. in Leave Union spring?
Tuesday?, Thursday? and Saturdays at t* a. in , and
arrive at Girard lit • p in.
Aug l ts WM H MITCHELL. President.
Change ol NcfieUuie.
; ibMtWMO P ti
HAIL IIOAIJ C .
tiffpic'K Monthoxtluv Wkst J'oint K. h.
COLUMBUS, Aug. Ifi.ltcik
CLOHE CONNECTION-S.
r 1 GIKOUG-II to Mtutipi*:?. Nashville ami N* w Vora
X (via Knoxville) |<er accommodation ‘I rain, leav
ing 9.45 p. m.
Mail Train?
Leave Culuiulho.. 6.15 ati.
Arrive at Montgomery ...... Dim.
Arrive nt We- r Point 2.25 p
].*-ave Cojiiinhu? 3.45 p ‘ii
Arrive nl Montgomery .J 0 45p.ru.
Arrive West Point . 2.45 u. m.
Leave Moiiigiuoi.ry at fi M a. in
Leave West Point o. 15 a. to.
Arrive at Colunriius .... ~2.‘15p.m,
Leave Montgomery .. r*.4& p tu.
West point*. ..... .3.60 p.tn.
Arrive atColuinbu? .3. a. in.
Freiglu Tram luuv* Columbus ot 4 M
Arrives ut 12.0.0 I’. M.
Freight Arrangement
mftiykkn atuantavY com amt .n.
BY an arrungemoutbetween the Railroad • onioani* •
composing tlie two route? froiu Atlanta to Colum
bus, concluded atrheir run cation nt Bavnnnnh *m the
Ililli instant, it wa* ngoted that tlm loflowing rat.:?
between Atlanta and Coiumbiis slutll govern, taking
eflect from the Ist day ol May 1867
VIA W EBT POINT.
Corn p*-r bushel lie. Wheat 12; >atsß; Nuoß
Whisky, Floui, in sacks nr barrel* per Jun lb?.f6ci—-
Bagging. Jlo|)e, Lurd in * .'iisor I. im i-i it'd *l*t 4.’>* .
Coal, Pig Iron, by car load, per ton, £3.75.
VIA MACON.
Corn per buri . i lie Wheat 16c. Oats luc. Bacon,
Whiskey,Flour in ?;o or bairci -, per 100 in*., 4lt.
Bagging, Rope, Lard iu can? or bbj?. per 100 poundc
SScniits. Goal, J’tg Iron,by cat load, per totilLM*Hc.
J L. MI’HTIAN,
I’.esident Muscogee H B
GEO. W.ADAMe,
i4iij*:riufendenißoutlivv<-.'tern I-. i’roa-i
EMERSON FOOTE,
Buperinteivdent Macon and \V* rern Itiitic i
t GEO. (I HULL,
ftupertntemlent Atlanta and LaiJrange Rallrou
HAM’L CL JONEH.
Engineer ami Hupcrlntendetit M Y W.l’ li.
Aug. 17, 1890 lUiwif.
SAVANNAH S, ■’llAßt EsfON.
SUM SNMC . TLI *t V..
The fteumei WM. BEABUOt/R,
- x capt. F. UAKDIiN, wi.l *horl(y take
j,er piuce miilii? Line, leaving Bavuo
and < iiarfeston tw ice a week ■
Having a through Ireiglil atraugcini-ut with the
thuitraJ Railroad and it* connections, ufl freight* b*>*
tween Charleston and th** Interior of Georpia.iDimi'.n
••<1 to the agents of this line, will be forwarded with
tluspulr.h and tree of charge.
J, 1* BROOKB, Agent Bavunuab.
E. LAFiTTE K ( 11. Charleston.
Nov 36- dwtt
TRINE*, TRUNK!I
TTHIGKNIK Trunk?, Saratoga, Frencb. Hoi
r> Leather, an<l vuriou? other Trunk? lor
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Also Donnet Bow, Uolber B, J’.lllil.
bag., Vali, Ac. Kr . very low at
6 a. C.HANDEHb A 00 $
Boot and Shoe btoro 102 Breed SK
Columl.u., J.lt *. ‘0 ‘ l ’" f
AMEKK’AN WATUHES!
IN GOLD AND BILVER CAHJU*.
C£/y At Purple’s olffßVUtd, Jone’s New BnlW'ng
THE CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
MERRIWKTIIEU COUNTY, GA.
fwnA HAYING iiurohoeed tbo Chalybeate
fsassM RririiiK*. I will Open them on tbo tiret ot
iSiei.ju.ie. Four-horse coaches will Icavo
Geneva and Thoinuston for the Springs on he
arrival of each poaseDger trs In., . .. .
inayld— dw4m C. L LKITM-H, M. T>.
