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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1861)
ALABAMA'S BATTLE CKV v nut. l. n. Muons, or ruftpiwCß, ala. a itt —“Scots wha tutevC Waflnoe bled,” Patriot sons of hero xirw. For jrour alters and your fires, Hit* ‘ tis Liberty inspire, And your native land. Sternly meet tho advancing foe: Lay the proud oppressor lo# Struggling Freedom oorvw tbs blow. Honor wield lb* brand. lie who would in evil hour. Bui hi# country basely cower, To a fieroe relentless power, Traitor be hi# name ! Who by doubt#, and terror# totted. Tensely wait# to <x>ant the coat. He hi* name forever lost, To honor and to fame ’ Palter now—and woe betide, Peaceful homo and flrosi L;, Prattling babe sod gentle bride, Life and Liberty’ By the horror# wa deplore f By the hopes that proudly *-ar ‘ By the glorious deed# of yore f Let m do or die ? jiUW The following ii the authorised mani festo of Mr. Liiutohi's policy Bta*i> Fi A* .—The questionhaving been raii •4 anew, wo deem it proper to #ay again what wo bare said before, and wa wlah to bo under tood a# raying it authoritatively, that President Lincoln ie not in favor of making concessions to the slave power, either pretended concession# or real concessions, nor in favor of any (neasure# looking to the humiliation of Fret do in and o! the free Hiatus, no matter In what pretences they uney be diaguiaed nor by what seductions they ■ay bo commended, ife believes, with the great body of the independent freemen of the country, democrats, 801 l Men, and republicans, that the flrat duty to he doooi* to ascertain whether we here a government or not, and whether the lin ion it a mere delusion of the Imagination to be dissolved t the first touch of actual hostility or a great and vital power, ** competent to assert Itself and defend itself against domestio sedition es against foreign foes. W© have reason to know that ho nerceives aud feels clearly that this 1* the predominant question of the time, towering above every other. Indeed, of what avail is any compromise or any arrangement whatever until it first bo established that the Union of the htates and the federal Government i* something real and living, and not a precarious sham, built, of nothing more substantial than parchment and red tape, and existing at the mercy of sneaking traitor# like Floyd, or noisy ones like Toombs. No compromise, then! NV delusive and dlu •ling concession*! No surrender or principle! - No cowardly reversal of the Great Verdict of the sixth of November! Let us have the question o I all questions settled now and for all time! There can never he an opportunity so good as the pres eat. Let us know once for all whether the slave power Is really stronger than the Union. Let us have it decided whether the Mexican system of rebellion can be sutwossfully Introduced in this country ns a mean* of carrying an election after it has been fairly lost at the polls, It will be time enough to talk of redressing grievances of tong standing and of minor consequents*# after this startling novelty has been disposed of. Let us first vindicate the majesty and (insert the power of law in general- amendments f partieu* lar lawsoau be coasidored afterwards. w#-The New Vork Seventh Regiment seem# very much dissatisfied at (ion, SandforU's Into proffer of that body for coercion purposes. The New Turk papers are laden with letters from officers aud member* of the Regiment protosting against being thusrmnlu the tools of Lincoln.- The following, which we tube from the Journal •f Commerce, will servo a* a specimen of the spirit of these letters . Copy of a letter sent this day to Moj Lon. Sand ford, which l would respectfully **k an in- Hsrtion of in the Journal of Commerce, u order that the New Vork city military uiay not be re* f;arded throughout tho country as a tool of the tepublican puffy. Very llospectfully, A W ttoi.usAt,is Mkhcuaut, A*t Mow*an or fit* 7th Kr.otMNMT. Naw Yobk. January 17th. lxffl. Major Utter*l SandforH, Hih : Observing in this morning's papers, your tender of the service# of the First Division, to aid in supporting and maiutairlug a set of political principles which are not the principles of a ma jority of the non uuderyour command, and be lieving that neither justice nor policy warrunt such a tender on your part, 1 beg loave to pro test, as a member of the 7th Regiment, and in behalf of others associated with me, a# officers and in the ranks, against being presented to the country an ready urn! witling to take up arms against any portion of my countrymen. You will not bosustuined, sir, should you be called upon to act—nml you would rather receive and merit the thank# of your command, wore you as indefati gable lu restoring the peace which you have as sisted iu destroying, of our distracted oouutry, as you are in promoting discord, and heralding your name to the world. Ido not advocate, sir, disobedience of orders, but resignation will deci mate the ranks, and you will be powerless to accomplish your purpose ; the military of Now Vork oify will never udvocute your cause, though General Sand turd should command. A Mbmubr or tnit 7th Kk(Timwt. Thk Main Chanc*.—Th editors ol the Ban gor (Malno) Times is nut only a Statu Rights Democrat, but through all the purlin (hut invest the country has nobly stood by the goutb, auudst the sturui uffunnttoUiu raised by the Mack Re publican lenders. Iu a recout article, after statin* the position of his Stale, lie thus onnolude* Whilst Mo too will cling to the In ion with true heroism and dovutiou so lung a* tho other Northern ritates shall observe tho compact iu good feith, yet she eitunot. bo tolerant of secret treachery to any ul the Middle or Western States, or can she afford to uvit for thorn so tell her out in any trade they may bo disposed to mako among themselves or with the South. Wo would excite uo unuoteasury alarm among our people; hut w would not have them insensible to their condition, uor would we huvo them betrayed. If the Middle Stains have it in contemplation to sacrifice Now England for their advantage, tot Maiue at least take time by the forelock, mid fail them with their own weapons. Lot It be rc uieiuto-rod that Maine hussA ipe, and the South has cut ton. The Conria (Wirtieu Compromise fares no better in the Motif© than in the Senate. Mr. Rust, reviewing hi* *xpni -nets as a member of the Committee of l „ir*y - three, averred that tbe Mack Republican u,. la bors resisted every proposition not in harmony with tho Chicago platform. And the tpeuehos subsequently delivered by lliaek Republicans proved that the dogged disposition preserved in the committee still prevail* iu the House, Thu ftret frank declaration from Hlack Republican lips in support of concession remain* to bo heard. To this tiuio there bus been nothing but tofoUuoe and anti-slavery fanaticism.—. 1 Yaekioyton •tefeK.es. Tho Suite of lit* rgia has Justly been cutUlml in nil section* of tbo c two try. the *‘ Empire State f tho South.” W v hail her uaeeasuui to the uobio liltlo constellation of secoiUitg titatva, with l>ride end peculiar gratification. To change the* rtgure, no regard Georgia a* the key-stone of the arch of a Southern Confederacy. Wo tuny venture to nr uow, that, for reason- which the event make* it titiiiuovreury to state, we l ate re garded the euci't-e* of the eee*ion movement as dependent very much, if not wholly, upon the roureo of Georgia. That nttOeM is no longer probleiitical. The chain of Gulf State* from the Atlantia to the Mississippi u complete, ami th* ced aaatvgavs bravely on Mobile fteyie *■*. A Siivni Wkdimno I’ngsr *i r.- A tuaguigeou party wan given at a private uVultmc in Mil waukie last Saturday evening, in honor of H *j|- ver wedding of the host and boat©**. The ft u ture of tho waiting wa the exhibition upon one ni the Übiet, a deed from tho host to the hostesn. of property amounting in value, even in there hard times, to #100,00(1. The properly consists of the mansion iu which they reside, which is worth, with it* furniture, lull S<W ot>o, and a block in Keel Water street, worth lu.ood. s uc h a fortunate silver wedding doe* not often (ail to the lot of any lady in this country, and the be*t fit i*. that it we* wholly unexpected m this rasa by the estimable recipient. Utah Indi‘in* hero been ottering their I Navajo scalps lor sale on tho struets of Santa IV. Their prices vary, according u> quality t u largo with jet black hair, about three fret long, •old fur #2 *I, while other* can he bought for#). “Cheap ft*r rash. • r approved country pro daw.” fciuA.- a proof of the fact that girls au uuful articles, and that tho world fuuUl uot reiy well get along without then, a late writer state* it a* a fact, that if all the girls wore driven out of the world, in /me generation, the boy* would all go out after them. sailor, a giaut of known bravery, who was in a boat at theseige of Copenhagen, kept down iii* head while a shot was flying over tho boat. For shame hold up your head’” thun dered the officer on the stern. “I will, *ir, when there * room for it/’ era* the laughing response. Tom of ikt Kirthwi t*rss< From the New York Tribune, Jan. JV b. A ‘•HmttlumKXt'’ Ai.hk a nv Mane.—The plan of compromise now before the Lugtslmurc ol Virginia, and to be urged also, it I# ‘•rid, io the LegiaUßurM Os Missouri, North Carolina, Ten ue*sec, and Kentucky, has one altogether mpe r':rogatory ©reposition which, if considered in Us proper light would save a good deal of utter ly useless debate, aud prevent much seriows dis appointment. The resolution we refer to is the first of the series, announcing, “that there must be toms definite and corn-lush a seltletnetit ol the slavery question between the two ol the country, or separation will lu inevitable.” Any duc***ion on that point, wo bed i is utterly useloes. That “sctthrinont” i# made already, For years pa and it has been wilder debate through out the whole country, iu the newspapers, in pamphlets, in Congress, iu ttute Legislatures,on tbe stump, iu President's and tioveruor’s Mes sages, in party platforms, and was ■ and forever by tho people at the balkd-LoX, by the largest, most Intelligent, and wom entbusi aitio popular vole ever given in any nation, on thei.Ui ol November, IH6O. it was settled that under the Constitution of Hie United Mates, slavery should never be extouded over another foot of thepublic domain, while it was left iu the rttctcs, and a< regards those “hold to service and labor under the Is ws thereof,” prauiecly as it al ways has boon under the Constitution, from the inception of the Government. Tho verdict of people was cal in, determined iotolligeut, and irreversible. It is the very madness of fanaticism to expect any other de cision. Legislature* may resolve Congresses may re-resolve, may compromise and may con cede: getitinmen whoso stocks arc at a low figure or whoa* uierohaudise is a drug, may hold sc orct sessions, may send comm Klees to Washing ton, may publish tho longest and the ablest doc uments; but nevertheless the people, tho great hearted people, who think with their brains and work with thoir hands, and who love liberty for tbciusulves and their posterity, will only doc Id© again aud again, ax often us tho question to put to ilieni, that tho system of Human Bondage shall never extended over a single acre of tho virgin #oil of the United .State-. This is ns fixed a law of nature: as certain as the prociniun of the cquiuoxes; e inevitable ao tho daily glory of the rising sun—settled forever and forevor. Wa do not mean to bo wanting in respect for tho House of Delegate* of Virginia, lor the Legislatures of other States who propose (o re- open Ibis ques tion, for tho two House# of tho Federal Congress nor even fur the committee of gentlemen who hurry with their little propositions to Washing ton. But wo tell theta that this ‘settlement’ is the poopin'* business, and they have attended to and fl nfsbod If. If tho existence of the Union i* dependent on a reversal of their judgment, then the separation of thotitates may as well come to day as to-morrow, as well ibto month or this year, as next month or next year, for the judg ment, picas* Almighty tlod, will never bo re versed. Thu York Courier .tod Enquirer gives the following as tho sentiment of n Democrat, who when ho understood tho true incming of the 1 Crittenden Compromise said; I son now, how it is, but did no! understand it till now. No, I can't go that. 1 am willing to give thorn all we now havo Mouth of ,‘Jfl 30, in order to preserve tho,Unktu by peaceful moan*, but no honest man, who does not ding to slave ry as a hto*.ing, can consent to its < xtendon over the wboto of Mexico and South of it. The Union must be preserved at any cost: and Civil War with all its horrors, is preferable to such forms as Mr, Crittenden propose-. Tho same paper says; The Crittenden amendment would not gaiLfy either party, it is no timo now for com promise which asks of the Hucecrsful party to uhnmlon principle* to concilia to Traitors and Rebels. Ami again, in referring to the acceding Mate a of Alabama and Mississippi, it show# how it to proposed to deal with 4h*o Rebel#, who only k the rights guaranteed by (he Fedora! Con stitution. This ahoico excerpt says: Alabama and Mississippi were purchased with the blood and treasure of tho United Htak#, and belong to the Union. And yet they prate of their reserved rights! We bought them fora price and made them what they ere-—Mtales of the Union: and when they ocaso to be such/ they become Territories again. Ami those who wish to rob the Union of its property in the States or Territoriee, aro uot only ‘ft*itrt and Uvbet but Jfiyhtcau Jfnbbtrt, and must l dealt with :i*- cordingiy. FATAL iWl\m AT ALBANY Wo are indebted to a friend fur the fellow ing particular* : There Ims boon some difficulty ex isting between tho partie# for some time, and ac eldentully meeting at Dyiugtob’s Hotel, Mr. Jobnsoo aecosteil Cant. Wimberly in on Insulting manner, wberoupon tnelattur being uiiarmal, tho uflnir was adjusted, apparently to the satisfaction of the parties ooncernul. Afterwards meeting at tho bar-room of King it- Walker, Johnson drew u Derringer pistol and snapped it twice, tho third timo it (lr<d, the hall sirikiiif Wimberly jn#t below tho collar bone. Wimberly fired in return, hi* ball entering Juhu- Illtlo finger and coming out ut the wrist. Johnson shot the second time, tho ball just grit ring Wimberly’s neck, whereupon W. tired again, hli shut taking cffoct in Johnson's breast, about throe inches to tho right of tho loft nipple, when Mr. Johnson exclaimed, “1 am a dead man.” Ho •hook hands with Mr. Wimberly, ami said that it was his own fault. Ho died in about ten min utes after being shot. Mr. Wimberly i* doing wolf and will recover, although the bull hus not been extracted you Roth gentlemen are well known iu this oily, aud whatever may have burn their private differences, they are only known here mm high-toned, honorable men, who were ev er ready to repair un injury, or to avenge a wrong.— Macon Trl. Wsu fcjAin. - lion. Martin J. Crawford had occasion a few days since t< vindicate Carolina in the Federal Uougress. Ue said : •‘Houth Carolina wa* not hero to speak lor herself. Tho Houth bn* no idea of interfering w ith the right* of Ihi# Government, and no idea of making war. All she expect* to do is to de fend kersolf ngulntit this Government and those of the North who may attempt to subjugate her. I rom tho sixth day of Dmuinhor it was in tbe power of tho people of Charleston at any hour to have taken Fort* Moultrie and Sumter, notwith standing Mm j. Anderson’s possession of them.— Rut South Carolina kept her faith, nml exorcised remarkable forbearance. Not so with tho Presi dent. The Mouther* Htalos will stand together. Tsvo Secretaries—Messrs. Floyd and Thompson —-resigned their posti- because of tho breach of Executive laith. The Houth has violated no plighted faith. Relieving, a* Georgia did, it was tile purpose of the Federal Government tn com mence hostile moa*urvs, for the express purpose of subjugating the State, then it wa* the Govern or ordered that the fori* at the mouth of the Savannah river—designed for their protection— he taken as a measure of pence. It >h does not .M-ocdo, the fedote will return them to the Govern ment. He said, wo ask to resume our sover eignty and depart in pence. If war wns to he waged against tho Houth, It should boa declara tion to that effect. We will, however, meet it like patriots, and will dio in defence of tire rights to whi ’b we claim we are untitled.” Ui a AaviuxT Au.ina.—lt is tno proud boast of the Catawba Indiana, in many re*poets one of the noblest tribe* of the aborigines, that they have ever been tho friends of the white man. Tho history of Carolina confirms tin* assertion, and give* them a distinction which they share with tew <*f the tribes and nations of Indians. We have a strikiug and iilfrcting proof of the sauio spirit iu an oiler which reached Gov. PJck eua on Wednesday from John Bovtt, tho Chief of the Cat aw has remaining in South Carolina. Tilt* service* of all the lighting men of this glorious remnant aro offered to Uov. Riokous for “dotenco cf the Plate, in any manner ho may employ them.” Au oiler of a thousandfold force from any oth er quarter would not have lieen more welcome thuu this instiuetin* tribe of n proud and noble run*, whose ancestors ofteu aided South Caroli na in her hour of need, and whom foreign gold and influence could not detach from tin ir friend*. “"■ClfliMfss OomHtr. TBNRtsesK Jlottito ran Hicsieiox.-llon. Senator Borland, a distinguished co-operation i*t ofTluwioe, write* to n| paper, tho Mem phis iV#</*nrcr, lh*in Washington City, in which he advises Tennessee to ct immediately. That “war is at her door.” That Tcquomuc * must g with the North or the South, lie says : As to Andy Johnson, Kxner*n Etheridge, und tho few who, in the base hope of getting lluv under Lincoln, sympathise with them iu their Ulack Republican proclivities.let them migrate, before the fate of the lories of the Revolution overtakes them. Bui as for Tennessee, nn a •Slate, atid nine hundred and niucty-nim? out of every thousand of her people, are all Southernlu principle, iu inleroet, in honor, in feeling nnd in destiny. As >ueh, ©very mau Is expected to de bis duty—and woe to him who fails to do it.— Time was when we might fairly and safely UlflVr atuuug oarvelve* upon question* of policy, but chat time i* now past . the issue upon us is one of life and death ; and to dnbt now which side to take, it* to bo damned. The enemy i* at our door, and he who i* not for us is against u*. Tax Ah I'ourt* The contest of candidate* for tho State Ccuveution <r Toxas is not between “co-operatioalstt** and “rccessiottistsr but be tween “Southern Confedcrati.-nist*’’ and “Indc l*endcnt Texans,” the former being for the union of the State with a Southern Confederacy, and the latter for Texas a* an Independent Republic. The advocates of the latter policy are making a pretty strong run, so far a* heard from, hut will doubtless he defeated by a large majority. MISCELLANEOUS. Tins Amaloamatiov v Laxcdacr#.—There is a growing tendency iu this ago to appropriate the most exprcuiMv w-rds of other ittnguage.", and after a vshilc (•< incorporate tlmio into our own; thus tin w r I Cophaiic, which 1* ftom the Oreek. eigniryutg “for the hoed,” is now lierotti ingpoputerl/ed in counccflon with Mr. Mp:i!ding' great Headscb'-tnuedy, but It will ko-n l< used in a inoro g’ nvrsi way, and the word Cephalic wlUn?eouw • emu iu -n as Electrotype aud many other# whose dii'tinctton si foreign words hat been worn sway by common u*agc until they •own ‘’native and to the W*eaf born.", ‘arlly Rrallgcff ili ‘sd ii ‘ rrible ’cadache this afterneon, bund 1 stepped into the hapotiiersurjcs hand says hi to the mao, “Cun you to-ase n>o of an ’cadnchc?”—■ “Doc# It bach urd,” t*y* ‘c. •‘liexceedingly,’’ say* hi. bond upon that ’e gave mo a Cephalic PiU, band ’poa me ’onor it cured me #o quick tha’ I Vrdty realised X ’d an ‘eedfirbe. jixAi*4t.UK is ibo favorite #iyu by whichnatoro makes known any deviation whatever from the natural atate of tlm brain, and viewed in this light it way be looked <m as a safeguard intend d4 to give notice of disease which might other she escape attention,till too late to be remedied, and It# indifistions should never bo neglected.- Ileiuiucha may be dusrifiod under two names,Viz; Symptomatic and lilnpathh, Myrnpt''tnatiehead uoho is cxeeedto;dy common and is the precursor of a greet variety of dizc. -ho, atnor:g which ro Apoplexy, Khcumaiism, o*Mt:srd all febrile dis ease*. In It# nervous bum it is syoipathethic of disease of the stomach constituting sick head ache, of hepatic disease constituting biliomtlie.ad ache, of worm*, constipation and other disorders of the bowels, os well :# renal and marine affec tions. Diseaa of the hr are very frequently attended with ficadnebo#, An;‘tnla and plethora arc aUo a flections wbieh frequently occasion headache, idiopathic llewlmhe i# also very eom uion.bvong uMildly distinguished by the nnme ol ntrvout beaduche, sometimes coining on sudden ly in a rtatft of apparently sound health and pfoltratlttic at one© the mental and phyricul en ergies, snu in other instances it comet on slowly, heralded by depression of spirit•* or acerbity of temper. Xu most inslanccx the pain is in front of tho head, over one or both eye#, and aotne tiraea provoking vomiting: aider thb elas* may also lie nnmod Neuralgia. For tho treatment of either da * of Headache, the Cephalic Fills have been found a aurcand safe remedy, relieving the most acute pains in u tew minutes, nud by if* subtle power eradicating tho dieea/ieof which Ileadaebo is tho unerring index* Brunoht. Missus want* you to send her boxofCcphnlicLluc.ru> a bottle ol I'rop.wod Fills—but I’m thinking I bat's not just It noilhcr; but perhaps ye'U bo niter knowing what it L YoW see she's nigh dead ond gone with tho Hick lfeodiidi, Hud wauls some more of that mine as relayed her before. Vruggiti. —YoU must um’-.iu Sj-iiliiinj''# t <:ph l ilo Pilfg. Bridget —Ocb! surem-w und.you've sad it,— here's the quariher ami give me the Fills end don't be all day about it aitber. tonstipailoß srfiwtlnarw. No one of tho “iimuy ill* flesh h hen to” i- ,*o firevaleut, so little understood, mi l mud. i. octotl a* Coativcnei*. Often originating hi care lessness, or eedentary habit#: it U regarded n slight disorder of too little consequence to excite anxiety, while in reality it is the precufeer nml companion of many ofth in -it fut.il and dang’ r ous disease*, ami unless early eradicated it will bring the eufforcr to uu untimely grave. Among the lighter evils of which costi vbm ■ tho usual attendant, ur3 Hendacho, Colic, Rheum a Hew, Foul Breath, Files ami other* ol a lib note re, while h tong train of frightful dLeaaas, rueh * Malignant Fover, Abscesses. Dysentery-, Diar rhcca,Dyspepsia, ApopUxy, Epilepsy, Partly*ds Hysteria, Hypnchondriasis, MHiuu-h'dy and Is: mnUy first indicate fhoir pro en-e in tho system by this aluruiing symptom. Not unfrequently the diseases named originate in Constipate n, but take on an independent exbtcnco unless theca use iserudiusted in an early slag**. From nil the e considerutions it follow* (hot the disorder should receive immediate attention whenever i’ occurs, and no person should neglect to get n box of (.'< pbalis PiU ou the flret upj cnrAnco of tha com plaint, as their timely use will expel the insidi ous approaches of discos* and destroy this rtan gst''a too to human life. A Real BlrM-dnir. Pkyttet'tu. —WtjJJ, Mr*. JoD'-G h< wls that boudflichaf Mte. Jouet, Gyn©!Doctor, alt gone! the pill you Mint cured me In just twenty mifintos. nnd I wish you would send ihoim so that I osn have them hninly. / hyeivian, You can get thorn at any Drug gist*. Call fox Cophulie Fills, 1 find they never fail, and I recommend tliun iu all cgucs offceftd aohe. Are. Jone*,*- T shall Acnd fora box direei’y. end shall toll uituiy suffering friotids, 1.-r tbv area real b)**.einy A Fact woKTff aaowiNff.- Spalding’s Cophu Uo Fill are a certain cur - for Kick iiendevbe. Billions Headache, Nervous Headache,.Ceriivo nM* nn 1 Urnoral Rebilitv. Gi. \y DiMcovKKv. -Among the must iiupor taut of alltbu medical discoveries of the ago may bo considered the systuiu of raceinutin For pro tection from tho Ratal) Fox, tbe Cephalic Fill for the relief of Headache, and tho u*v <•(’ tßihriue for tho provenUun of fever#, either of which w a sure specific, whose houofits will bo experienced hy sunbring hmuanity long nf!r their die- ovcv •rs niWforgottuu. Twknty Mu.t toxs m Doi.i.armsavi-.ii. Mr. Spalding ha* sold two millions of bottles of hi# I'olohratcd prepared Glue uiul it i# estimated that each bottle save* at least ton dollars worth of bro ken furniture, thus making an aggregate of (wen ty million* of dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable invention. Having made this ditto a houMrhold word, he now proposes to do tho world still greater service bv curing all tho aching head* w ith hi* Cephalic Pills, and if they aro hm good a# hts Glue, IL adacbt’ will soon vanish away like snow in July. Xaß^Ov•:n Uxoitkmi.nt, and ihe mental enre and anxiety incident to (dose attention to busi ness or study, aro among the uumormis causes of Nervous Headache. The disordered atate of luiml and body incidcut to this distre.-ioig com plaint is a fatal blow to all energy aud ambition. Hutlerer* by thi* disorder cun ulways obtain speedy relief from these digressing attacks by using cue of the Cephalic Fills whenever the symptoms appear. It quiets the overtasked brain, and soothe* tho strained and jarring nerves nnd relaxes the tension of the stomach which nl way* accompanies and aggravates the disordered condition of the brain. Nervous Headache CURE Jdnds 0 Headache. By the Ms- of three Pill*, the periodic attacks of AVr<** i er .v*. A ItnuUuk* may be prevented; undriiu kan at Uis commencement of an attack immediate ivlief ft om pain nud sickness may be obtained. They *l<b*in liul in removing the A*.<*■ iml • ukt lo which female* are subject. Thcvnct gently upon the MwcU removing Cb NWSSN.I For /.i*. ary .Vat. StmmUnte, Dsiicntc I cio Ucs. and all person* ofwdmssrp habit* they are valuable as n entire, improving the o,nptiitt, giving t>mr and t ig** to the digestive organ*, and res'o ring rite natural elasticity and strength of the whole system. The t RPIIALTIC PILL* are the ie*nltot long nv .tigmion and carafnlly conducted experiment*, bavin* been in use many year*, during w hich time they have prevented and relieved a vn*t amount of pain on 4 auHerin* from Headache, whether origina ting i the *avHuqi>!m er fWm a deranged mat* ot ih'# *. The* are eoti.e* \t***mbln in then composition, and may be taken at a owes wish pciwct safety without making au> change of dk, ami rAe absence */ ■wy 4ttpri**blt renders how f ft ft MtUrtm. tIKWARF. OP t The jrenuin* have live signature* of Ifenrv C. #pal ding on each bos Bold by Uruggist* and all Dealer* in Mmlieitu > A boi wil! be aeni by mail prepaid on receipt <vi FI3FTY CENTS. AU order* should be addreencd to HENRTC. SI’ALDING, novU 4 €liu IIWM , Mrtr Tk. 3 | S. Si. Ktnfloi-d, Attorney at Law, BLAKELV, KAHLY,CO„I)A, Ulkl, Ot, April 2, l*i. wtf M .1). KCtiKJHS KSQ., Attorney and Coimtellor atlaw, Uilmcr, Texas*. \ I I>. UOfJKBff. l>'t Attorney and L\nni*l!or iVI . Ol Uw, and Os m-ral Land Acnt—wttl nlto nlleiid |rinpli>'tft llie ddlention of t ‘luims. All root iiMinteuUoiis uicwsred v- iriuun delay. Addrces, Lil aicr, TcXft tebd—wtf. J H TAYI.OH , VVM TAYLOR aYLUK & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. CutlilK-rt, <:. U'fll.f. PItALTICB in the Counrtespf Haker.(;lay, <JaMimm, Early, Randolph, Ht**wrtfc Terrell, snd wiii give priunpt attention to ail bwitine** enims tdto them. iMv3l~-wtf. Shorter, ( hamhen & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EUFAULA. ALA. practice in Barbour and the adjolaing counties of Aiabtsna and tieorgia. k. s. NuoKfltß. vv. n. * WAunr.ita. h. k short**. May 27, 1H53. ts CCJLLENS & TURN IPS EKij, ATTORNEYS A.T LAW FORT AX>NES,.(3A. Will practice in Clay and adjoining countia# in Georgia, and in Henry county, Ala. Apri * ism—wtf ‘i'hoin.-iM IV ( olil). ATTORNEY AT I,AW, PRESTON, Webster County, Qi, WiU practice in the counties of Clay, Chatta hoochee, Webster. Early, Randolph, Htewsrt and Sumter. Panirttlarattention given t< collaeting and remitting. JoaSH 1857—wtf. M. J. PARKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Colquitt, Miller < 0., Ga. November Mb, 1880.— wtf. ii. in. svri', A‘X‘TOXIA'IiV A‘X* X.AW. OolurnbiiGa. UJ ILI. practice hi the t ‘li*tta|Kirlii* < ircuhaod adjoiiilnf ftom-tu-*. Office on Ktnaolph sir*- *.* vv rt.or/* wc#t of III# FoM Office. Jo 1/3’ ntwif, .t(M* |>ll (•'. |*OSI, attohnßv ax law, <.’*H.CjMHIUS, <.’ (IftfJlA. tMTuc of. Randolph WtrvftL over ftoit ind }(ut* Inn's Otti” , AnnliO- wdly Vlai-iou uue, ATTOKNKV AX I. AW. TALIJOTTOV . ii.* >1 C O* October 24, U>sß. w Adtl. tIoHC-* S l.nwx, AITOKNKYO AXX.AW, COI.VMIII S UEOitan n. .1 MIMF.w n Iff. A LAV* i# #“ocen|*t I<•< : t.) the Fust Office. Sept. 1, 18 b. dwtf. jwo m ffinufi walttin h. wremh R*hili|> K Wren*, A.ttornevw at Law, CHAWrOHD, ALA. Will pruetfoo in th Coarts of Ruisscll County —• in the Supremo Court of thv 6 late, and io ih© United States District Court at Montgomery. Mar oh 2d. IBM—wAdtf. K. \Y. POIJ, ATI (> I INKY AT I, AW, MEMPHIS, TEN’N. ;v:<j"OlHio on corner of Main ami (>avo.* Street*, over A, 11. Ofi-y’* f-'u-r*. Jncunry I, ltffil—4wtf. J. FOGLE & SON, <Bfcwoft9t oft IlMxlolph mroot, near broad. COLUMfIi: % t A <'olun>fcu*, Dee. W, 188*7 <44 w%r. TO | Country Merchants & Planters I .1 AM OS Me PI 1 ILIA I, la tithing the u'temion of buyers to in. Rtpck of FANCY AND STAPLE DIIY-GOODS, hot* <” ftx that hr i. >w prepared to otterfefCASll a large msofttm-iiiol goods jitM received, by the Piece, Bale or Pl kago, nr Norliem ,Tol>t ITlooh An hi-, has a resilient buyer in New York, he will it- eivt* b every Micnmcr,invokes ofsuch goods as he cun sell the uade MHti <lucti nos 10 to tt)d par re Hi on regular price#. stork ♦* rrsp<uunity o!le lied. JAS. M’PHILLIPS I to, Jli-oail street, I MASONIC liALt BUILDING Col unbar, Sept 20, 1860. ddwif. CARD. ROM this ilato we offer, with nit reserve, our { _vOlim stuck of DRESS GrOODS AT COST! MiitLraiing crory Variety usunllvltepl by us. We will say to onr PUNCTUAL PAYING customer 9. that WO will charge them good* at foil, with Interest from lint January next. We respectfully urge ail lho*a indebted tu us either by note or account, to eotuo forward and pay us part if not all, go that wc may be able to meettrur linbUttiH. tl. 1- McUOItHT JCO. January 1, IWM -die wlm. NOTICE. JV/ v<j ‘ J Lost in the city of Macon, tia. on JOth day of <>etobor last, the fol* j >u ininto One nolo given by Amoa A Cos., for $.11.26, dated 2.1 Oct. 1880,due Ist January next: one note on Amos A Cos. fbr dated uud due as nbuve; two Ft Fa’s vs. Wiu. Isoms—one fur $; t and one for $26, each dated 14th Feb. 13&7, due uye day afterdate.— All persons arc hereby cautioned ugainet tra diug for *aid notes end the makers from paying them to any one except myself. WILLIAM R MOORE. Genov*, Talbot Cos. l>eo. 21. dlw2t BRANDS* KRONER HAVE liIiMOVED TO BO BROAD STREET. (NEXT TO I’KAKE * KOOK ATOBE WII EKE IHEI 01 EEI! TlUlli M'IKN III!) STOIK (IE Pianos. MelmUms & Organs. \T VERY lOWTUTK* | They would, %u aitmiinnto a splm ’l tu-■’ Parlor Graud l*lnnu, a ‘Ttcnuum Concert Piano.” ami u**sr 1/ veraIALLX AM lilt ORGAN a ibr Church and Parlor. IV s- PIANO* n \FU AMI URPAIRKD IIRANIIS A KRONER, OitlW—Wlihnarie Ne •*> Broad *n. YOTlo; To Farmers & Planters, ILEESE’B PHOSFI IO PER lAM A N on Manipulated Guano,! I'HE universal Rtt <-** that has attended the M oftbc ah-vo valuable fcrultaer In this section lias already prompted large order* ftmu our Planter* tor the comingaeason Our Partner* and Planter* are requested to send in their orders rmnirdiately to Insure delivery m time idr usr. We are now making arrnugem.-nu (hr a large GUNDY*CO Columl.ua. lec. |T_dltwtf * J. 11. DANIEL A i o„ IluoroelfuUj remin.l thoM Indrtlud to tlioiß for Itood., ,mr.'hus..l prior to the |ire.etit jour, ,hl (hoy ehooM not be forgetful of (ho fact, that in those hard time* it ia dilflonlt for thorn to eom ntanj the means to moot their own liabilities, anti trust that they will coma forward promptly and bestow all the relief in their pewrr. oet I?—Hwtf. |. TEACHER. AYOI M. LADY desises a alttiattou hi a xiuaU tJuimtry M< hoot in which the Lnglish UrancliOß only are taufht. Addrees.Mi-** A. IL, talbotlon* La. A Bi'uati i not very distant from Talbot County jir*. hired. ___ ______ Jsnl4—w4P* TEACHER. \ \(H Nti LADY desire* animation - Teacher oa th< Piano Forte, and the Ornaments, Uranrb *, and) u Uieeion, Antique and <ri*-ntal Paiiitin*, etr Host refereure if required Addirse Mr. e 1 L F., Prattsbttrv, Talbot to. Oa. j©nl4..wb Hamilton Female College, I lamilton, Gla. jup.,- The Spring Session of this instilu- | smte&W ito will commence on Tuesday the i day of January, 1 Sil. ■H Tho College is farni?hcl -.i'o v well selected Chemical and Philosophical Aj - < poratu?,nd with good musical instrument*. The Course of Instruction i# thorough ul 1 , complete, embracing all tho branch* • u *.ui n .y ‘ taught in the best College?. For Catalogue, Address .1.11. LQV.KLACK, Ficst ffeeeabor .11 SPRING VALE INSTITUTE CUTHBEItT, GA. .flk. THE next .Hcm-ixii ot . . )■ ‘^ffigON MONDAY.JAM AKY II W end continue five CoSpcteßl Teaclwre will be in attendee ‘* . Hoard <r be had with the Prinrn*;* a and i>mv t fimtilU * of near resHtence# on reafonst*!* tern:.. For f irther portir.Mtars send for n retain” o There are *.;v:n reason# why Ihi* H. ; mend* itfdf to Pbd* noth di ptofcun.rt l” : of our popular tehool*. lit. Tin* hMHhfaMM n fiht tocaLon U. Its AetMtes# from a'l the vh:* s wli;- *. . Allure the BStod feon ; ‘ **'Tttbormifhncss and i <• f- wlicbtln student I# #iibjr.t <! b* u , | t.iuyht Ihai he to** no ; nnw to wa#tc 4th. Vorai music isadaiir excr< *t . !>* • ’ j in wkirh the whole school join in ‘Uc *v*< : aconf* j —which arouses the tired intslteet. amt .■> ’ -m rias- j tk-hjr io the drooping mind stli. TTia sibrt# made m oetc hi ndnf Uio use of prmflcsl Instruction at f>*- the: nnprar tHtal 6th. Tha das* interest main: *■’ by . - , Trust***, and 1 Clttxeas. fives it that - ■< i mu! n\ clj Mpen,—soharmonious to *h* ynuthfril mind—wn dsnnx tip srhooHuwwie a pleasant r*-*ort to 0e *t dent instead of a house r*f dread and hatted Till. The systematic maimer in whirh the srii -ol u rondneied. ‘’lfeaveu’s fir*t !avv“ h n-;* , p**-rf ..o*l practised a **■ BWtttLY, Ffifinpa!. Cufebert, <;a , itee Si ‘■ ‘ I,oYert Female bolhsc, TALBOTTON, GA JX- THE Exertions fth 1 ■*•* -u MLM/L be re*nfired on Monday in Jan .ary next- Du ring th# prenrut year ‘GW.fW ba been undrrlti*- rhurc>- ‘■ J*r V. ii. 4 r*EALH, and w> that tmuri 1 g*nli<*manly and etfieteut Tearber in- ‘ to be feumt auywhere in the d'.ate. In or optste u lie piri*f , **<’S rare talents for ror durttn* Foutnb- Cofiege. IL* rnAiittsiii-xee!!eni di- i- , <r-r. ■ adinirahlu order, and ad vane* bu pu|*Us uitba.n pldiiy w have pvtrWfon seen surpassed. Mr f*. w a native Ucorfiuu and atlradoate of the Or ujfi.i Pnitsndty It i* hi* purpose to devo;<* I'l.wiei’ < •dtely to the noble occupation in Which In- is row * - sags! He merit* the patronage ot be public a-. |we iron’hat s iMh>ih peopb* m! ost iii. i. KII Wfrrrtll, Judfe * t Wo. Br-wi.. Dr T B Turner, Thoi.is- \ll. A F. Owen, Wm J. \v J .hir T. Blount, hr. A Wynne. La . ‘ieti b- * wti GENEVA iCAHIOIY. Tim Kxei . . ibt* •• -i ! oft tho : ; KC')’. i UA X 1 N J A V l A1: v t/tbr got:*- to a grvat d*:;u tr*u!.: ; exponso tobuiU up a whoo) on ua c((ua!ity wi 1. : the best, ami no effort will be A i-an : m. > I everything agreeable. French, Ldtin,Greek, rm l all other ‘.runeher* I usually taught in our College* will be taught In ! the above. Music will also be taught iu lull. Board can bo bad lor tuty number of pipits < n j the ouist reason able terms. Tlio Priocipate rue fully r.if.: iud ter their j business, and wiH do all In their power t- i | the sehooi taka high rank. Principal Male Itep't L it, MfNAMAR, Female” Mist L. ! i'OKL Gcveva, Doe. 28—-wtf FEVEII AJN’D AGUE, j l*©#> Which HiiUikiull, suffcr over n lares -suit of tin ; globe, is the consequence el ad *ea*t action m the •yatem. induced by the poNnuouH uttasiu of T*-r> ia ! bit) decay. Thu ehJutia isevulv ,} y the artb>n ofsoti.r heat *n wwt wui, and rtaea win* thf water / vapoi fruiu it While the tun t* bel'.w ilit* h>< / t 1 hi vapor Ha gem near the earth’s - mid u j virtue is Liken with it through Uie buigt* ir.to the .ilood. Ttoarv it arts • an mmmsg p-tuon -in if . iaternal v.aceta and turetbig i.rc .tr (tfiite i ThvUrer beenmus torpid und fitilsr,. ee r ret. .. t only i In* virus. huiais HIH- Idle finni, Uidbioud, it-uli lit. virus and lite this-at cumulate in the eticu.'itinn. >s..l jsrodnre violent enn titutHinal diaordvr. TJu * . th kidneys, and the •u>uta<h sympagHLut i ii ti.c ; liver, and become diinlrrri| niso. Finally, Ui> etinet of nur organuuri, at it in an a Urutpt \n i! *• ; noxiouvinthsiiin. i omentrstet the whole bhu.d ofth* toHly tn the internal rureWtk to >■; (*- lJu m l.i t . it out. The blond leaves the urfa* t, and rtrtlH t•. the central organs with conggwtive vistktw#. Th:x istheehili. Bur in thit effort it fblk. T(f i. tl-i K - er Ihß w. in whirh the blood I'-nvirs the control or gansand rushes to thesuiQtre, s if man another eff to espui the irruatittg poison >h<Hibh tto l. r* eltWianMte skin In this also it fails, and rV lem abandons the attempt exhausted, and waits \t live rocovery of strength to repeat the bope!u etflvr* . nooih-i day. Tlieee th*< hia orparnyxjwrns oi Fwvaa *ai. Atg owcb ons*iluini r -.u ! of course utideriuine the health an ts nM n aioytu We Imvr: labored totted. su! have fuuwd. ” ‘'i | (lOffi. Ayer’s Ague Cure, winch nentralixec this maJarimis p. <a m the ‘ V ! awdstimulatesthb Uver to expel ti..uitb* ii,. As it should, so it dogs cage (his aCtlit lirg dasordf r wm perfect rertainty And it dor:* more, or rather <; - what is of mum scrvi. w tothnsHsuhj ct u- thinfn Uwr If taken to season it expels H I'oWn the syst.--m as it is iilworlied.andtU'is keeps Uos wii> use it Ire* (runt its attacks ; keeps the system in I filth uitW.i, i. exposed t the disease. Conseipicntly u t -t ,r. euros, hot protects from the great v,u r-'y of nffcrthn • which wrt* induced by tinsrnchgnunt tiiiluen.*, such is lUumcnt Fever, trhtll fever. Uumh, Mme t A gun. Periodical llea lacho, or Itutous Uead i< i.e, ItUtonH Fever, Neuralgia, RiieumrUnui. tioul, lihmi !, Toot.iebe, Raraciie, Gaiarrah. kvthirn, < i tstions, I'stuful AttwtKUa* Os tiui B)gie*-n. Ilirti rit., toallc. Paralysis,aiidpatnini Aifeetions .*f i/ Siae. och aud Ruwets, all of which u ben ari-ing troui t . eauib, m ni be Km trnmttent type. This “Aut-g Cfat” i imm-s *h : <ase of these deraugumetits aadcuras the and •< asc This it aromplises by stunvUtiug the ex-n ton. tu expel tiie virtue Bom tile system; und !u •- organs , by degree* become habited to do th * their nh.c m : their own accord lienee arises wbat '*• u-rui *4,u~ maff+i* Ttiue may accommiWish the same . ud, but •rten life ts not i*>ng-*tinu*h, or tu oidked iu ilu attompt, while this ” Am. k t’l R*” docs a at one and with safely. NVe have great reas<nto believe iliis i* a surer as well as safer reined v for the whole* *-t diseases which are caused try th* mtasmsu.- infection, than any other winch has been duwoted ; and it i* ■ uil anoihcr important advantage loilo publr , v. hkh is, that it is cheap a- well as goo.! is, that it is cheap u well ns jrood PKEPAREI) CY DR. J.C. AYER at to. LOWELL, MASS,, Ptttvt Ova Dollar t *r Lori t.*. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, has won for Itsel! ut h a renown for the curt* ct every vnnety of Throat and lung Cuiapkutit, that it i* en tirely u>itte*e*Rry for u* to recount tin--vt , -otiu virtues. Whvravcr it has be*!, employed A* ll has long been in contain use throughout this section, w *• need nt do more than assure the pcop vit* quality o* keep up to the best it ever has been, and tbs’ it may he retied on to do tor their relied all h has ever b. ?n fund to do. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all the purposes of a Purgative Medicine. Foa co*tiv k*k Foa tux (Hi or Ovsthtid : Fou Jai NDICH| Foam* Lire or 1 NtnsrntoK ; Foa llexDicitßt Fol tu* C'i nr or Dt srr u\ Fob c Fon Stowai h ; FoßTUttnai or Fttvstrstaa; Fou mi Pius ; Foiml'tmi; or h. Horcta < Fol *l,l. HCUort 1,0 l t OMI i.Alh f* ; Foa tm* Cvil or Run m*tinm ; Fob Uusxsks or rut; Hhi* ; For TiisUt aKor l ivea Lomi i ciht j Fou Daoj-sv; For thu Cva* or Trmi, lisiou. **i> k, it Mu ecu ; Foa Worms ; Poa TUI L'vu or Gopt ; For * I)i> >kh Pill ; For tiirCii* orNnuiou; For PnurYtao the Blood ; HMywMuMlllrt.M .li.it 0... .. . , .„v nn take thoui pleasantly, and being purely vegetable ! no harm can arise from their mo in any quantity* 1 Price n train per Box: Five born fur 81.#6. Great nunheis us t ergvmen, Physicians, ritatet men,and eminentpertoaage*bar t! ri. to certify the unpar ili, led usefulness of rij.-e rvno - I ■i-.-s. bm carapace in OI them The Agents below named lurnish . r h eur American Almanac in which liny are giv. • ; n j. 1 uiao Ail! description*of ,lht above Vomniainta ai.d I tho treatuienithat shonld be .followed for the.iri ure i Do not be putofl by unprincipled dealer- wilhoih. r prcparatii*n they make more proiii , M , , H ,j I AytPs and take no other* The *u \ i, ,uu the aid there is tor (hum, and they should haw H Ail our romrdies forsale bv IIAVII,AND, CLARK AGEOHC: / JOSEPH TUCKER. j J M UIHBON. Mobile, Ala WM H GlLL,Warsaw,Ala f ‘ ITT"Aad by all Druggists hi city and country •vt 17, lodO—dwbm. Book Binding Ij'XEtXTF.n in superior *tv! at hr . U * Columbus Time*. ’ uj,, j War ! War! War ! IS DS< LASKD AOAIKNT PAIM OF ANV'jil.NO OV HR. A. W. ALLEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! A ND every Houtlierner will be atisfi<-d by Hsing lx. o*e Dollar’* worth that they have no frmhcriure for Northern Liniments. For Family and Plauiatioii use it lu* no equal, ll cure* Rheumatism. Neuralgia Htrains, Bruise*, Burns. Fresh Cuts Fains in the Back or Limbs, tgjol ictn man or beast, and i* the on ly certain remedy known for Blind Htaggeni in Home* —and every one will find it a saving of time and mo ney by keeping a supply on baud. (jjr-Prepared by Dr A. W ALLEN, CfttUßlbw*. ! fc. Nenerenuin*: wuhout the riignature and Beal I of A. W. ALLEN For: by IRQ FIX ART dc CHAPMAN nnd J. VV. BROOK* Columhn*. U’ffprrs—a responsible agent in every Southern j town and villace. fT7 < AUTInN TOKVLRYBODY —Don’t iiseany j more Northern l.iiMmenf until you have given the rlouthernLiinmeuta fair trial. CUItTIFICATK. Cou msi s. May 13, lei*. Dr. A. VV. ALLEN'—Dear Kir: Allow u*to present you this cr-riiflcate f<.r your Kontheni Liniment. We neve used over a hundred bottles of your valuable , medicine during toe last year, and do not hesitate in saying that we never saw n Liniment equal to it, and , have used ail kind*. W have used yours for Cttoln both ter Xttgroos aud Horses, ami in no instance ha* it failed to effect speedy relief We consider it an in- ‘ valuable medicine for Cholic, Sprains, Bruise*, Hwei- J lings, fresh Wounds, 4kr.,anrl would not b* without 1 It for any consideration. Julyl.—n-tf. J. VERNOYA CO AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL. AUO tox/c auohATra arm:ns, A Cortiinl for Lr.illtii! Agrd l*ron*,i,r Os these, twp v .trielies ol Bitters U*e fir and u to be . Upif a nnv-nl ivuli any agreeabk- fluid, w i.ite ttie se cond may b- take n pure, or both may be mingled to sether. fonnlni a tdiier qfvreatcr or lea# ißtsnmly *•> as to plea*,-every ts*te. The afMS and deltefom flavor Uiew Hitlf ni tea yji induced the finest judge* to ‘ pr-oii.i :-(-<■ n:< !. maiiulUctur- . ed They are frarneailarly, elricacinus in restoring ‘ boaJl.'j, ap>! rcv‘-rabu4iing imp uH-d digeHtioti, that | frurtffi! sAiire*- of di a*es; such as DMpsplU, Ner- . Voiis ehd'Tiver AtTuerions, OenertU Weakness, etr. ! all of which render life • burden, fn any lover, tol- ; lowed by protracted < e and consequent j weakness, no remedy 1* better adapted to restore I strength an4!ra*tenti>e rowpletereturn of health. trrfi H. The Antvtiean Hitters may likewise be ( taken pitru. 1 Uev do not rontain tnueh spirits. The strong flav t they podses# arise* from tlie aroma,Ute , iiredoaoiname of a bitter principle, both of which are however,highly agreeable. Hftid Bitten have been 1 iauointed into guuera. use In the principle hotels, j coffee houses. Ac IpTKoJd bjr A. A PEYCMAFD, 90 Rnysl Ktreet, NeW Ilili'aii*. 1 IIOMaK HRAK.hiJ !., A rent for Cdlnnibus. M:. , 14. I) KOTICD. lit .e. StßEr ii.nif.si!i.po*.'.i ..rwfa>,g i IVI Rep-tiHiory and Ktork In ihe Carriage business r.i Cotuiobus has i'unti and hi* office at the store ot i M'-**r* CfiJlffili A Johiwou, Broad Ktreet. where all , part.e< indebted by note or account will hut their claims io i he- h.nute of John 0. McKee for settleiiient, end par , i owing o -I data:* are pnrtiralarly requr ted t r.tll mill * ;hr bv renewal or orherwiM- Julv M wm H f. Mr KEF. Luckiisrt, Young & Roberts, C A ill AGE E EPOSITORY, E v*v Nine wr o.i.t.TJti!RM. stuksv, OPPOSITE TKMPEIUICE fl lIL, At THE OLD KTAND OF RO BEI IT H ApMcK EE. ’he aMfttiMoß of b- fiiffic VEHICLES, Fins f’eaches, Rocfeaways, Light Top Wager,s, Top and No-Top Baggies, Side Springs Baggies Fancy Light Trotting Wagons, &c., Aft of (tic Inti i and mottt approv< <! slyi*** and U-*t maker*, and whkh *’ *Ucrtor sate on the m •*! ac remwmdstbtt terms Itein? fovtnrtf tliwt the • rIYKTKUt to uH>#t ronffuct ft to tbe interests oi | fiotli htjyc.iod s*ilttr, wc isbftli tufleavor tu condurt • “ir rm*iiif* m nearly a# p-ssille on tbnt ptan. and j wr Uw?nff*fft nff. r v vnt sokpiXahv into * kmkmt* to ; f, *eh purrhaser*, frcfioy osourrd We can make it vrcaMy to ilia attvantaife isfaHparties destriwg vehi -1 ies, to briit| the money. Haying fcmpje tortiitie# we i< M;-<'’ ifot:y soiten ‘i <lt, (M Itop’- by rtrtet attention “• to • rii ;r>d receive a share of pa- P > -D :i 4 srat, nv and r rapO O; uovtchni-* c -o- fell) po pare : w*H/ upaimtf in nilltx firsaefo ihM the *•’* r t notice and m the vo-st in an act To oabto ‘Ui t Xifrqit Ihc ’owe#! - -ibi# -a!< *( pro -, o'* work anneal ~t shof* ai’l be cash n delivery K'TT I.G< KMART. GEO. n V til NG. J<. V HOtILKT 4 lit:. J. lilll lit MB'S mm SITTERS. \ RE < >M?OKKD OF a FI UK AND LN'ADt L . V i. re.-t Horn, toned w.:fi flurbary, K..fo oitMt * Kai, Coin'V -,. Wild t'herry Tree Park, cikcitsud. itoi F’<w, r* and (toi>ua*. Tncy a;c H.anutoctuo it by Ur Do 4 If, wln is an • xpc ro Mcmt ftod emre UI FUyiooait, and bcsr ■oi tube *<©>•'l amergtist: >;ark nos.niu** wliteb flood theeemmy. and h ton M * dual ! Frofolkioti pisrhr peeßtdtee4. These truly val i uatee billet# hero not b.n beitom he putwic fiir one : scar, anil ycttio-M 1* abvavy (toniaud tortbem from ; on pone Os Ut© Union Hi Fnnk N. 3.) .iitb KtfedtNcw York tnys ■ l layr ; ?ee grr Htiy to tM-fiitcd by astog Dr Hods* ! Wine Rittese, rind am uow usinf (hem freely nnd ; <Mors K*ftiy tn my praruce. A# a medieme for F* | ; wale* 1 cohftidcr tfiem 11 n tpiaftod.’ Dr Gueriistey. N is VV.Kt Ud mt.-.-r,ay..- * I have >ita{ Dr Hod*’ Wit, l Utr- In iny prae ts; w and In uH where a tonic hi required, I con • ‘WerwMM* unsorpaesed.ftßd cjioaj.feFv iccommend , idem a* a valuable Family Mtsfi *o*. Dr. Me:u iniii W f Florida a>>: ’ “Ruiivwil year# l t'lAivd a i lim lumm* of • bronp* Dj#pft.;>. .i. 11. - •! a 1 ottwr rvtee’lie* witb ; oat veil Id ardelpreiodke. tmdaed Dr. Hods’ Wi Hrtto#*, which have greatly benefitted ie. and i believe will wire mo.” Mr. O K. Weattw, of Albany, N Y “My wife wa* rink <f r-rpidiywito cm.-maMroa; tbe touitphvviciana in AUnj and New Y ork City pronounced Iter cm* hopeteM. •hdu* and Dr Doffs’ Will Kilters, and to i tired ** Mr J li. Kiaat* ro N, waik. N J - ,y: *‘Mv daui tirerwa* cxttcmcJy ill; xhe had Ue.cn at* tv lute-d y inuri't our tost pltyeinaue; her di!a#o wa* mftaoinwtioH es the boweto, which had (.reduced ftxm-me icbtmy. Her case wa* censktered hftpefose y all Wlics raw hefc A fritMid reennuaended Dr. Rod*’ Who- llturu; .fe- treed them and weU.'* ■ Mr. Urinate, cuter at’ the Danner of Light mUo*- •Dr. J. Hotrer Dod*’ Wine Rut era hnv* cured are of the P.les, in ibe worn and most obstinate form.” A dHUiacuished lly of Mitotte Aia., wiluir io 1 aiaato Inea t.^iysi •t would advise you fc nav hr. J. Hove® D’ d*’im> pena. W in*- Biitct.-. I tiavt ii?, ,| and consider them a btouring luoar rex.” Wt rots’llt write small vofoißc and titen would not Kivu one one fourth of the tsmtioHiwiai* to our sioit. a* io the v rto col 1 finer vatuahie B ters, but w wrtU “•;)• sajr that they ut* appn ved ~f hy <ur tm*t I ajo*!6ia4*.. are doing much eeod tn all part* of the country, aud caraestly entreat tho r.ffitcmd to try ttiftnt CHARI Ek IMUl'lfltfPAfO Preprietnrs, N William direct, New York At-’ .* t* yD • htganeraJl), Wii an !if ’aJ! A--Us .• ,r tin*.- S Pl.t MB &LK T.N b tt.. A l , f n CWotoL-u- At RP fcIVRRKON, June *1 ~* > <k*iv. LOST NOTE. IS lb C. utiiy es Turn., in OermWr 1„( Note in favor of Freeman Witltaiason. and |flv- I tn by J. C. persons fr. ux trading for *aiJ note, L 1 KM AN’ Wli .IAMSON. lYeverlj Doll, Harris Cos. Ga. > Januarv U. l>fi| -wUt* { j OBOR9IA, Mrsi *xb Coi irrr. TTTHERKAS, Samuel A. Billing applies for \ y the Probate of, and letters of administra tion with the will annexed of i reUerick Tobey, | .iocc.i.s'd, Into of said eounty. • All peivons concerned are hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, why said Probate j and Ict'crs should not be granted by tha Court i of Ordinary to bo halt! in and for said county on I the second Monday in January next. Given un i dor my hand this bth dnv of December, Jh6o. I P* l JOHN JOHNSON. Ordinary, j GEORGIA— CUy County: ) ‘■pw‘,...-.uih*aflcrda* iapp;iratirtn w di hr madato the : x H<*n r nrtfOnlinary fornsM county, so leave ! tn *e, ih*’ Land ’ srraata beioaginc to the etate of i j bwi* 0 Wirdlaw, dt-ct-ased. lata ot said county— - tor tb< bsneiit of rim heirs and creditor*. EDWARD McDonald. AdmV r )tth, \M-wi.u de beiu* non, j GEO RUIA —Marion County: r PWO month* after date application nu! I -t ma> to J : A the Court of Ord nary or sm.l county, fbg h ave I [ to sell u portion of the negroes belonging tn thees. j ; tvtrof Joftli M.'icndon deceased, said negn . l>einr the interest of ilia said John lleronUnn in lih fiah r * - eclair, C* rge Uexendan. late of Wilkmaon couutv “Ut,. Ayer’s Catliai’tic Pills. TANARUS, S. SPEAR, ri fv>or io K. 11. l’urple,eor. Mrodd AS liaudolph si. COLUMBUS, OEOHGIA. PRACTICAL WATCH Y \KKP Jfr <fci> m,rm ‘w&vt&mwi*m smsnmm STERLING SILVER & PLATED VV ARE, HAIR W0R.15., A Keulillu variety f Pattern*. I will make to order anyiioaign and style and plait you may requir WATCHES, CLOCKS <l?c .THWELRT Me; aimti by competent and experienced Wo*£uion, and warranted. CANES! CANES! •(.1.1, Hiivtr, lvrjr aulsd U.U-~Hlck< tj CrotkanJ SorJi iIA PEBBLE SPECTACLES, 3 ’ Cf ? Wold nn<! NM Frauc..,, ol the Lost quality manufactured. Glosses sot io out t raises to suit ail eyes. , 1 is.’ noth© altontton ofall to my Stock, and will show it with pleasure, whether yot purchr*. B e o* no Purple’s old Stand, Corner Broad and Randolph Strco:s. i Columbus, Ga., Oct. 80, 1855.—-dwtf T. 8. 6PPAR'. GKOIIGIA Chattahoeehee County Court of Ordinary, Jon. T*rm, lSlll. HULL Kt fit FOR DISMISHIuN. VyriEREAKJehd Alton <• .ii u (vt William VV Norton orjdiHriW Rtubon Nrrton, ii iviuf petitioned tbtetl'ourt tor Letter* otodVTmit*- >.m .i<.;ti G'u:udlbii*liip: Ail pr’fwera < oncer #'kar: hereby iitetei''t to aj’- I -ar at the C .urt of Ordinary for on tb< firtit Monday lu Mart.h l it, aud starw rau<ot if urn hevhave, why said A)lek shouhlXiot he dtantsM-d from said (iuArdtanhip-¥ort!vorc uferod; that thh rule be published agrveabit UiJtw. A true transcript from ihtuffiinut** of said Coart . Caen under my bund at Jar id wind E. (1. RAIFORD. YrL I UEOUGIA, .Marion County, Marion Court of Ordinary, October Term, toyji U'llEltllAK, Warren L. Battle and June R Bar- j t:r. Administrators on the estate of Joseph J. Hit Ue, having p.iuttoned to be diet-barged from said elm I (lie! rut ion All per*on# concerned art? required to show cause ifany they bvve, within the time pn-Acnlred by law, ‘v!'v in. s ltd Warren 1. and John R H u> honld ! t be dismtesedaerordingtothe prayer oft heir j*e -1 Civnunder my hand at office.this October Ist,!SCO. ’ MALCOM HAIR, Oct a wfim Ordinnry. j bUSORtiI A —Chattahoocliee County: VI’IIEIIEAK, JohnO. Berry applien lur Lettei* of V Giiardianutip for tfir peron* and property oi Alary J . !ar-i W. aud WiUUm li Durr, orphan* . of As© T. Berry, doeeased AH person* roneerued are required to shew au- iif any they have) why ai-.1 totters should | um b- granted to surd applkant on Ike first Monday in Ffcbruary next. Given under my hand and official etgnatureDec 2'Mh I**o. E G. BAD-OKU Ord I>ec3i, ISfift—wJMSd ! (}4oßGlA—Marion Country: \V r HERB A K John I.‘Matthew*. Executor of (he M last will and tewumewt of John lierendeu, ha ; vtng pelttUHlofl thb Court to be disc harged from said i Cre utorship: AH person* concerned are required to *liow cause, ; ifany they have. wMbiu lire time prescribed by law. i why the* -aid J<>bn L Man hewn -hould not be di#- | iirged according to the prayer of hi* petitteihn. . Given under my hand andsigoantre, this j Ang lat.lKM. M ALGOM IIA!H Ordinary | af fv-w-tisu | GEORGIA—Marion County: U r HETtEAStinon Blue, Administrator oa tbe ! r-tate of Margaret Doud, applies for letters ! j or Dimis*ii>u: It f* therefore ordered, that ail persons concerned j do show cause, u any .they have, within the time j ! t“ Scribed hy law. why tin aid applicant ahou'd not j be diemisstMl according to tbe prayer of his pel it ton. • Given under my hand snd i Bids] signature this November ihHh, D0 j nnv W—Wim MALCOLM UAIR. rd t’HUIA, ffsrion county. Court of Ordinary, August, Terra, 1960, i \ liEKEAK, ( hartoue Munfonl, Admimetratrfs ‘ * on the estaA* of Thomas 11. Monford, having f applied for letter* of dismissum from suid Biinmui j textions ; All persons concerned are hereby non lied io #b'-w . cause, it any tln-y have, why the said CharioH Mun . li.rd should not be dismissed tromsaidaduii'iiatration. , Given under my hand and signature, this August fell, IW|. MAI.CoM HAIR, Ord j August 1.- -wfrni iNOTICE. IVN ILL ae.li hefore tn* Court House itoor in Buena ! Vista. M trton County, Oa on the first Tuesday in j February m-xt. twenty-nine acres of tot of Ijind No. ! I Yj, in the N;1 district of said • unly, belonging tw the estate of Karate L. Hall, late ofsnid county de< and, and mow in ttee ponfosaion of M 1,. Bivins. „ A J AMEK W MALL, Executor j De‘ 12, I•UlP —wills dlt GEORGIA—TaIbot county: Court of Ordinary September Term, Ibid. W'HEREAK Job C I’atterson.adßiintolratorof Ma ry Aun ('alNtan, petitions this Court for letters j of dixrnissiou from aul uduuniei ration: Re it ordered. That all persons concerned be and ap pear at my office Mi he April Term nest ensuing of 1 Hus Court, then and there to shew * none, Many they have, w hy *&id letter* should not tie granted. A true extract from the minutes of said Court, this 4th September INK). MARION BETHCA E, (ted Kept.-n Fer }<) l§fiu—wflm Executor’s Sal#. UGI l. be sold before the Conn House door in lb.! town of Bneuavists, Manou county, Ga., on tbp first Tuesday in KKkrunrjr next, within th legal hours of sate, one negro w oman, named Miry, about 90 year* of age, one negro bov named Ahunilder. about ten years old; one negro bov Kandy about r'years old, bolonging to .the estate ot John Hem-ii,ton, deceased, forth*.* benefit of tbe heir* and credKors. B> uniti us the Court | Ordinary rfM t r un county CEO. A HKRENDON, Ex’r B*- ettite • IP, IKft®. wld* H EOKUIA—TaIbot County: Court of O. imary, Jmiy Term, lKffO. RI LE NIB! —Whereas John B. Terry, adminis trator, aud Mary W. Griffin administratrix, peti- j lion this Court for letter* of dismission: He it thi reterf ordered, that all persons concerned he and appear at the February Term next eiirningof j Hi is Cqurt,tben and then- to show cense, if any they lia%: why void totter* Gum id not be granted. A Into extract tom the minute* nf*aid Coon, July **f - IS6U - MARION BETIICNE, Ord. July 30-wfiir, GEORGIA-—Clay County: T w ” MONTIIK after date, application will be l made to the Court of Ordinary of said county, f r leave to M ella ponmn of tbe negroes belonging to i he estate William Fruit, deceased, late of caiii coun [ iy, ©r Hiebencflt of the heir* and creditor*. LOVtTR DOZIER. Adsn*r With ttte Will Anncxoi! Dec. 10th totyt—cwd GEORGlA—Chattahoochee county: police to Debtor a .nil Creditors....,\i| o.N person*indebted tutlie estate of Nathaniel 4 obb *lerea*ed, late of said connty, ue requested to make immediate payment; ami Hi! those baring da miuida against said wui potent them tome du ly -'iu f unrated W itlnq the tuna pi> s iito-d by law, or they wHI uot bo paid . JAKFEB J. COBB, Adtn'r. January 7th. ISBl—w4i>.l bLUIIGI A -l hattahooc her Count y i IhTOTICITO DEUTORH AND CHEDITORM ! -kN All prrsoaa indebted io the i iat* of William j ( rthj, deceueyd, are requested to mafca uunicdiate i paymeßt. and all having claims against said estair are requested to prcaenl them duly proven, w khm the lime prescribed by law or they will not in- mud Mary ann t orb. t. , \ OLIVER L. COBB, Alim “• | January Ttb—w-tds. j GEORGIA—Marion County: U’ HERBAft Isaac Hart and Dnac n. Peebles, ad. mimstraioft on the estats m |**ae L. Peebles J-'reiued. having petitioavd tn b discharge •ad admluiftratlon. Ml persons concerned ara hereby request dtoshi-w ,f any they have, why the vaid Isaac liart i I ® nd **• l ’ •h*nW not be discharged accor , dmc to ih* prayer of this petition S/l’- "’• V MiteoM iiii*, EEORCIA, Marion County: Marion Court of Ordinary, AweV Term, 1860* Wr ® fl L frl M Anders applies for letters JJ “I Guardianship of the person and property of Mary Jane McCionia, orphan and minor of Mu Iron McM not*: i All person* who areenneerued. are required lo shew ’ •* a J*y l h*y have, w ithm the time pn-*rnhed by >avy. why letters of Guardianship should not be gran ted to the said applicant. * my hanil * nd ,al ••fare this the N0v..,, lWb . IfALL'OM HAIR, thdmary nov It, IS<3o—w4od “ 7 (leorgia, Mtticogec Couutyt HULK M'l.—VVbi'rca* Edward Barnard hav.i . app'ied for dismission from (tie adiuiuistrhlion ..i tb<* est te of Janu *L. tiirm l , deceased: It is therefore ordered, that all person* concenied shew rau at, if any lin y have, why lie should not be dhnnissed triuii *aid adm in miration by the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for county on the fir* .Monday in June nett, and that this Rule be pub • i* <1 in terms of Mu* tow A true extract from the Minutes of *aid Court , 23-1 Nov. IttoO. JN>. JOHNSON, Ordinary. November 2, ISffi—wdm CJuardlnn'i Salt UT ILL bo sioid before the Court-house door in the town ofCuasi ta, ChaUahocbue county,Ga., on I H-* lt Tuesday in March next within the u*u&: : hour* of sale, twenty seven and lia'f acre* of land. I> ing and bei ;g in the north part of lot numher 10.’., : in the 33d District of Chattahoochee county, a* the property of lleary McKenzie, orphan of Henry M Kenxie. Kr. dec’d, by order of the Court oi Urdiuarv • of said county MARY McKENZIE, Guardian January 14, leOl.-wtds GEORGIA—CIay County: Court rs Ordinary, STerm, 1800. R I'LL NIKI--Jol uW. Fittiran, Executor m Leroy ! . Ilaxett, iatc of sani t oiimv, deceased, no plies tor totters of Disn>i*ifion from tarn Lxeutor ship; It i t’rcrefore ordered, by the Courtthat all person* roncerned show cause, if any they have, on or before tho June term of *&id Conn of Ordinary to be held in and tor said county, whv said Exemtor should not then to? dismissed ; andthntihi* order be published in . terms ot the law, A true “XTa I from fire Muiuteanf said Court Nnv 1 *kh. fe- K. A McLENDON, Ordinary. Der 3—wffni GEORGIA—Marion County: Marion C’urt of Ordinary, August lorua, IS6O. TIT HEBE AB Nathan M. Watson, Executoi of the v v last will and testament ofLevieey Armstrong ha , ving petitioned this Court to be discharged U mi aid j Executorship: AH person*concerned ere required to , w cans, j if any they hare, within the time nretu ribed by law j why the said Nathnn M. Wat* m should not be di* ’ oiivsed according to the paaver of hi* petition Given under my hand and official signature, ihi* Auirunt ::.o tot lsio. Au. .ton MALfiuM llaiH, Orrlisarv. ; GEORGlA—Stewart County, j To the Honorable Superior Court of eaid County. r pHl petition of Jsjiks Clarke respectfully sheweth X Uiat on tin: let day ot June Eighteen Hundred ; and Fnty-Eight, yonr petitioner wa* possess* and oi | hi* own right of a certain original promissory note made and executed hy James F Dorve, formerly of ‘ raid county, (a copy of which is hereunto annexed,) , and that the *aid original note hath been lost nr mu laid so that it cannot tie tound, the same having be ! mine due and rvniaiiung anti being wholly unpaid; , wherefore your pet tiouer prav* Mint the annexed copy of said note may ho. established in lieu of said . ! '**-< “ciguinl. JaMßc* CLARKE This 3td October life, ilQi.47. By the fir*t day of January next I prom i left to pay Jam * < iurkeor hearer, One Hundred and i Ninety-Five Dollars and Ferry-Seven Cents, forvul ’ ue received. JAME.K F. In RKK. Thu Tth May, tosb i Georgia, rttewnrt f'nunty —ln person appeared be tor* the usdersifned Jarnc . Clarke, who being duly . sworn saiih, that the ihetavl.tied in the above pen lion, relative to the annexed ropy note, nnd the loss ••! the ong.iu 1. are true, and that said eopv is a true copy of the said lost original. Ktvoru to and kill* embed In*(hr ft me this i.Vd On. Ist} i. t M. Lowe. .1. r JAML4 CLARKE. HFI E NIKI BY THE CLERK OF THE KIPERIOI COURT OF ETEW ItT COL >TV, Oct. Term IMO. anio* t. larke, J Clerk’s Offi *.- of the Superior / t ourt Os Slew urt County. Janie* F Dorse. ) Peti ion to e:abllsh Lost Notes i James Ciaikc. having by hi* petition filed in this of ] ,i ‘*‘ forth that • amei p Dorse, late of said countv mode nnd executed to him a promissory note of which the toiUiwiug is a true copy: #I‘JS.4T. By the first day of January next 1 prom I*e ro pay Jauie* Clarke or bearer. One Hundred \ i Nsnety Five Dcdliisatol Forty-Heven i'snts for vul ( u received. (Ktgn and) J AMKS P DOUKE. andthat saiif nr-ginalha h been lost so that it cannot be found, and having prayed that n.ijd copy which hath been sworn to should be etah!i*hed in lieu of saul |..fci or.giiml: Uis Ureretere ordered that the.said Jam-i F Dors** do show cause (it any he has) at the next term oi Hie Ktipcrier Court of said county to to held on the third Monday m *A|til next. {1861) why snul copy should not be established in lieu of the said lost origin aI, aud that a copy of this Rule he published one* a mouth for three months in the Colnmbu* lime* next before the next term or said Court. This Die 2Jd October, !**<. VViUMs* Hon. VVM C. PERK.NK. A tniesxtmct from the Minutes oJCitewart Koi*en..i Court. thiaM day of Deeembar, teffo. Dr. 10,—m3m E. y. KIKKKEY, Clerk GEORGIA—-Talbot County: Count oy Okih.vary, Jilt Tkiim, IBfo. RULE NISI.-Whereas Henry H Mrs rary, n.I miikiasratnr of Matthew McCrary, petitions tin* t ourt for letters ot Disimssion: Be if ordered that all person* concerned be and ap pear at the Febmary Term next ensuing of Him Court j then and there so show cause, ifany they have whv said letters should not be granted. ‘ 1 A Uue extract from the minute* nfeaid Court. July Jllh tMO. If AKK..N BBTIIINK. Ord ’ July 3d-w6n>. UEORfiIA, Marlon Conutyi Marion Court of Oniinary Jan’y Term, 1861 ttULE NISI, W H . EA * E , 1 . , **". , . T * l ‘* !.■ apultej to ,u-f.„ ff Letters or Guardianship of the person and pro perty of Oncai F. Jtter, minor of MamM Jete, ‘ AU person* concerned, srehereby notified to shew “'Z!, ’ ‘'?'• ,b ’ ,taw r™n**d h, law, why muers nr Onanfuuship should not he grau ted to sai.lfappitcant, * .'•"T S-1” “ ,f ‘lf i. hJn-'wL xai.com in, GEORGlA—Chattubooeboft County: U’HErtEAK, .1 nmes R. Duncan applies for Let ters of Guardianship for IN* person* and nrme f4 J;. , ' r Pbans of Y. idlxni Duni'xn, deceased A Itetsons concerned are hereby notified te file * bit *ch 1 •lV hey . , ” ,rr ’ ° ,hr >• Monday &ive undo n,j Hand ar offi,. e ,j„ llmr , u,|,, i M | '-J.m..rys-; WICOIIG 1 A--CliattaUoocDee couutyi W?f* KAS Joseph Cobh, applies for Letter* o , ASmiHistration de bonis non on th* estate of JIJMi Pwl, iats of said rmimr, deceased: therefore to cue and admonish alland sin gular the kindred and craditor* of said dereaaed o te ann appear at my offica on or before the Fust Monday in March next, and file their objection* if •Viy they have, otherwise said letters will then and there beer mted. Given und r my hand nnd official signiuure, this Jan. 2Hd, iMI E.G. ItAIFORD, Ord |n36—W3od GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: TO DEiITORB anjj I'REDIToiIH Mn, All pc *“ ns indented to the estate el John k. Dun an, ara hereby required to make iro **d I"-™""* tinvint ilimu.l. ar >- n.ilic.l InprfMßi ilieni., ‘* ► r, P* r| y s™ *llhl.h."" ;pn>KfllM>4 hy l.y< lIELI.EN M. I>UNCA\ i Jaauivßt. -w4oil 610 eewahdT IK I “lit |WV Ihe b"Ti! r-warrt fnr mfurau non that will totltt t. rov.r) ~fa .malt JC3* HIM hay 1, -,tn MULE that |.r. nr M. -lationat Oatvichu lirntl. Kan.ll fcaun'i Alabama.about the 10th October last, JAMES WRIGHT, Columhu* p. o. . “* w <f jEnqutrer co’ny.j Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. A A V I) J E W E L E K .
