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”Edward Wil dcrs
Fain oTis
Stomach 11 ill or s
Will cure Dyspepsia, I iver Com
plaint and all specie;; of 1n-
W lufcrntittcut
Fever. Fever >u and
Ague and all Periodical Disorders.
/1 will give immediate relief in Colic and Flux
It will euro Costivencss.
It in a mild and delightful /nvigoradt for dell
cate Females.
It l* a safe Ants-Bilious Alterative and Tonic
or ali Family purposes,
f/t is a powerful Rccuperarit after the fiut:e
hnsboen debilitated or reduced I>y ricknes.s
7t is an ekcelenl Appetiser as well as strength
etier of the digestive force-.
•Itl* desirable alike ns a Cortvctive and mild
Cathartic.
For th.i Care of ihe above D.iseaoos this
preparation stands unrivaled, and its good and
permanent effect* ute attested by thoiis.iic v and
it in recoiumended aliae not only by the ablest
Otedical men; but also by the mini-try,
Try It, all you that are afflicted, and be
convinced of its womb-iluf power and beneficial
effects.
\ .'sF. '■ ' :
Edward Wilder’s
11 a
AND
m. 9 tt ym. mm :b «r «
An unfallirg and rapid cure tor Scrofula in a.,
its lonns-every known variety o’ Con.titutinn
Ryphilis or Venereal Disease, Neuralgia. Sk.
Diseases—no matter how old or inve/inte la
Chi ante Rlieuinatirm, Sebrofulous Sore Ey —
Glandular Swellings of the neek or elsowhe eß t
Chronic Chills and Fever, Tetter; Weeping S ro >
JUMr.stJlcersof every kind. I’lirpl vs on tho l" r
rlngwonji.'HCald-heud, falling of the hair
allopeaiu, white swelling, hip-joint Di ease c
Morbus Co“arius]- phrpuie erysipelas, dro[or
Ague-cake. Ac
For the rapid and permanent cure of the
above Diseases this preparation stand unrivaled-
A cure is guaranteed iu every case where it is
sed atcorping to directions.
Edward W i Ider’s
COMPOUND EXTK ACT
WILD CHERRY.
This preparation is specUtUy recorrunenued as
affording certain and p ompt reliefia Coughs,
Colds. aho Catarrhs of every description. In
Bronchitis, Laringytis, and uhma or t'blhiric
it gives immediate comfort and reli f, It is
also admirably adapt’d to relief of the cough
and difficulty of breathing in Cotisuptio'n. It is
in .ispcnsable iu-Pneumonia or Winter Fever,
Pleurisy. and every conceivable form of I’ulmo
nary Disease attended with cough, difficulty of
breathing, or pain. Fcr taste, efficiency, and .
power this medicine has no equal, and wh :u used
In an/ of the ttbore discuses has never been
kn wn to tail to give almost instant relief fol
low ed by certain and permanent cure.
Edward WiWt-r’s
FAMILY PILSeJ
emiol tb.y are •b.araateed Inn
tailibb .A» a 1 uiL. v br U in, kidneys, aud
fKiminath'ii ot tht I* fever and ague, acme
bUddeJ, in pr y» lr eyos. fullness of the head.
Opibalnua or jj sg blindness, ftc.. they cannot
vertigo, and»" Tfieic Pi ID wltl be f-mnd, on Mnl.
,M ' ' ( ’«:li- superi rto any other combination of
t 9Lidn*» is ihe rapid ».id certain cUre ot all
th s e5»Te HiseasS*. Th»v should Is. takeu with
Edward Wil(!*r'sSarsapai-illa and Potash in the
dis wse* tn -.vhi "h that remedy is rocoimnended ,
iwnl with W*in4 YTifdor’s Coin pound Extract of
wild ch<n-ry in congh«, cold*, etc., imd with
Edwanl Wild' r\* Stomach Bitters for chills and
ever and tarvr and ague .
EDWARD WILBER & CO,
tintJocisTs
Silo illaiblc Front Main slret-t
LOUISVILLE KY
in Gre-nsboroGa.br
AOMR’S SALE
W ILt be mid on tho the
First Tncsday in December
next, b«foro th« Court Hoim'y and »or in Greene Countv,
wit,bin tho uauni hours of S i!p, under an order of the
honorable tNairt of Ordinary of H.ni County, tbe fol
lowing property JvizJaix and thirty ueven
avres of L tod, tiioro or lo * adjoining lards of V. W.
Priotuj). William Hart .1 U. Wintern end othofr, sld
ni the priperty u! Arehiblid Tarpley deceased, for
the Ptrpo oot diatribu ion. Terms o'*sh.
WILLIAM DU VAN Admr.
octlO-'tdft
ADMR’S. SALE
BY virtu* of on order of tho lion Court of Ordinary
of Greene Ooonty G»orgU w ill be e<.M b.foro
ihe Court Iloose door in Groensfiora Georgia, betweeu
the lawful hours of duie , oa Ihe
First Tuesday i»* December
next, tho foHowin r property belonging to tho h«M f o
of (J-corg* U. Dawson deceafod,to wit, one Law Ofiico,
over tbe Store hou-o of Charles C. Norton opposite
the Court Ilohso Sq'iaro, on the comer of Greene and
Ma*n Sfreot io (fr«co-horo (Ja.i containing two rooms.
Also will bo sold at tho same time ali the persona l ,
reri.-habho property belonging to Estate < f said deed,
in Ureene C'nuuty, con si-ting of Cb lirs Carpets, Dod
stand and Mattreflres. Tablet*, Desks War-trobo
number of Law and mtseel! neus books Ac.
Terns of dale Ca h
EDWARD W. SBABROOK
A lmr with tho will annexed cf George O. Diws.-n
dec i. octHM-g
ADMR’S SALE
1 *7 ILL be so'd on the
W, FineT Tuesday in dboevber
next, within thn legal hours of sale, boh re tho Court
House door in Ore< it? boro under a decree of tho
Superior Court of said County, selling in Chancery,
the rent est.te of James M. Cartwright deceased, con.
fisting rff the tree, of laud in said County, wherein
deceased lived and died- containing threo hundred
ind seven neresmure or iosn, with thoexcontiou of the
Widows Dawes the title in remainder to which wilt bo
sold with the other tnird otsaid land.
October 14th 1607
ISAAC R. ITALL
admr. with the will annexed of James M. C'artwight.
EXR’S SALE.
BY virtu* of the la. t Will and Testament of Wil
liam Kiwiand. lute of ti e«n» Uyunty deceased
will bo sold to the highest bidder bcfaro the Cmrt
House door in Groenyl, re Ueorgia, between tho law
ful hours of Sale, on tho
First Tuesday in December
nost, tho followirg tract of Land belonging to estate
of said decreased, -to wit, the tract ot land in said
couujy, on the yatcra of L'eaverdam and Stewarts
Creeks,’containing 1675 acre's thora or lees, adjoining
lands of David Les.ie, Est, Thomas Mcrrett, VVcstty
Wright, Nancy Jacks.®, J- 1* 11 irris and others
The abo«e tract of land will be divided and Sold
in four or more parts or tracts, as follows, to wit--
TheUi'n.osteal tract whereon deceased resided at the
time of cts death, containing upwards of 309 .ores. On
this place is a good Dwelling House and a'[ neoes-a
ry outbuildings.-The ‘ Smith Tract” containing 312
acres adj lining Harris. Smith and otheis The “Little
Tract” oontaiaing 160 acres and upwards, adjoin
ing Wright. Smith and others--Tho old Homestead
Tract con-aining 367 acres more or lets adjoining
Merritt, L. siie and others On this place is a good
dwelling house and some outbuildings : and cne ether
Tract known as tho old “Tanner and Weaver tract”
containing 300 acres more or loss adjoining Linda
of David Leslie, Step' eu J&casr n and others—A Platt
of the above Tract will be exhibited on ihe day of sate
showing the situation and exact number of acres in
each tract.
Also wil! bo sold at the same tima and placa
Fif'een Shares of Georgia Rail Stocx.
Term» of Sales- cash.
JAMES J. ROWLAND
ALBERT W ROWLAND.
Evocators of W illiam Rowland died
oetlDth—tds
EXECUTORS SALE
WILL bo soil on th« first TEES!)AY in DECEM
BETt next within tbeuattal hours <»f sale, before tho
Court Uout'o Roar* ia Greensboro Greene County. Ga ,
for distribution among the legatees, that valuable
tract of Land known as Dover, tho residence of* Col.
It. J. Willis, late of said county,* deccafed. Situated
about «ix milos Wesf of Greensb ro, on the Decree
liiver between Daniels’ and Willis* Fercks The
tr.net ontains about two thousand ncres more or jes* ;
and is one of the most productive farms .*n Middle
GorgU though an eximiniti *d of tiie cw now gr ow
ing on tho place wiil be more suhfctactory than
anything we could s.iy in its behalf.
The terms will be oash on the <J#y of sale, the pur
chaser to pay for pjpors, itn-i given on tho
Ist of JnuaVy next. The purser can be supplied
with provisions and stock of kinds nccediary for
tho place-
Capt .L B. 'Willis, w>' re-idea on the firm will
t ke piufwuro in uQ 7 person who may
desire tbtxamine .»♦
S D, HEARD
JAS H. WILLIS .
L B. WILLIS
•f Executors
SaSc.
J>Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HONOR
v>blc Court of Ordiniry of Greene Cmnty Georvia
will he sold before tho Court House Door in tho City
of Ur ecnc boro in said County between the legal houys
of s iie ou the
IST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER
next, the foilowin t tract of Land belonging to the
Estate of Archibald li, Perkins, dec’d, to wit •
The tract containing Eleven Hundred uuJ Sixteen
and o*o Half (lilGj) Acre.-, more or le--s, «and) ining
lands ot Asa Rhodes, Hugh M King, Wm W Drookr
and others,on ihe w*t«rsof the Ogeche, in said county
The above tree ot landXvilt be sold in three par
ents or tree's as follows to wit ; One Tract containing
Four Hnndred mid Fifty Acres, more or less, adjjiu
ing lands of Asa Rhodes Wm A Akins. Another
Trnect ontainiag two hundred and ninety four and ono
half acres, adjoining Hugh M. King, Wm W. Drooke
and others and also the fee ‘n remainder in that por
tion of the said Land which has t een assig led to his
widow as dorer. containing ih ro hundred ands. vou
ty two acres, field for the benefit of .he creditors
s»i i deceased.
Terms of Sale CASH
MARTHA A. PERKINS Admx
Hi- rEUKINS Abmr.
thcEstato of A-ebibald II Porkins deceased
Cireens'ioi-u Ga Dot 12- 4Jds
Commission sis Sale !
Georgia, Greene County.—
IN pursuance ot au otdcrol the ouperiwCourt
. ot slad County, will be i-old at public outcry
oit the
Ist Tuesday in November
next before the Court House of said county lie
t" een the usual hours of sale the tract ot land
belonging to the Orphans of Richard S. Park
situated in said cotta y, and adjoining lands of
.seaborn Lawrence, Augustus !,. Kimbrough and
■thate, ewndaining Niue Hundred A ninety two
acres, rtti.rf or let-, hold for partition. Team
ca ll ou the day of tale.
Ja?. L. Brown.
L. I». Jackson.
Juo. E. Walker.
F A R I T R A*D E
A.!<.B E A G O ,
AYho *alc ftlroccr
-AND
<‘o in ini,>
OFFI S FOR SALE :
t /-v ( -v aAa i inds Swr !t'« pattnnt Self Fatten
bailing < olton Ki y Tie warranted Liberal terms
are offered to city c 1 country Merchans and 1 lan.
2IOP ' LROFJE ! !
.GREENL 1\ [RICH RDSO.VS]
r iVl'l Coils and If coila in stero and to arrive, of
,)0U Richardso i Greonleaf, being the only gen
uiiis. Grettal in uso.
BAGGIN AND GUNNY BAGS
.>A halos Heavy ;dia Bagging 200 Oumy Bags
Z\' much used f baling Cotton, 500 pounds Laic-
CJlover ;n<l €wras« Soydst
IN any quantity-.ed Ctovev, Herd’s Grass, L.uo
Grcss, lluogari . Orchard G-as etc.
-'LOISt
1 aAA hags Ft ‘iy Flour now in store.
iACON
4 (A / it nc * s ,ear a T Clear K b
*4 \ /*' Sides and tho best
Mams
pyu s superior Hams, warranted.
° LARD
barrels aepegs Pure Leaf Lard.
CEMEKI ami PLABTEB.
60 barrels inforo and for sale.
A. K. SE A GO
Grocer and Con ission Merchant New Fire Proof
Building old star Corner of Forsyth and Mitchells
Stretts Atlanta oetl9-lm
COTTONLnTIRS ATTSMTICN
WRIGHTS SON COTTON SCREW.
ON account oAo great d-c'me Cotton Ibe
prioo of thopov© Screws is reduced to SUo as
livered at
Atlaita or Angiista
on the cars 'A \ uablo.improvoment has rec. ntly
boon made in ti ARCH Send for circular with lull
discription of fr is eto , ,
Refers to Plat rs in Greeno anl lianocok who are
8 ingthem l-’or ft her information apply to D. D.
A LM ER Gcal, t Augu=ta or Atlanta.
octl9* 3ius
F.}O R R A ,
CONFICTIOERY AND FANCY GROCERIES,
V II EUALL Str. west s : do,
A few doors Ml Alabama Street. ATLANTA GA.
WINESBRANDIES LIQUORS,
Cordials Ts Sugars Coffee
Candies leserves Crackers Butter
Cheese Hsm Baef Fish Pork
Lard Ki *<?• Frults J,uts
Corrects Ra ns Separs Kipes Snuff etc-
Coucwjr Merchassupplied at New lork Pric s.
i cctl9—3ms I
A. eAKJcTES,
/ Speedy Cure
Ineuralgia,
\ /] NERVOUS
MA &MT J DISEASES.
J/T its Effects arc
--7 SlagictU.
It is an unking remedy in all cw of Nearalgia
Faeia’is. ofteoffectiug a perfect care in lees than
twenty-four hits, from the asc of no more than two
or No r othor son of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has
failed to yield this wonderiul remedial .
Even in theivereft cases of Ch’onie Neuralgia
' and f-saeral ne-ous derargaments,—of tm.ny years
star ding tic omire system, its u.-c for a
few day®, or a fw weeks at the utmost, always affords
tho most astoni.ing relief, and very rarely foils to
r>roduc» a eompte anl pciiniuunt euro. .
It contains x drugs or othur materials in the
slightest dogreur.jurious, oven to the most delicate
system- and cai always be used wrh perfect safety
has long len i-i constant use by many of our
most eminent liysleians. whogtvoil Ueir unanimous
and urqualiSed.pproval. .
.Sent by maiou receipt of price, and postage.
One package. 8100, . • Postage 6 cent.
Six packages • 6 00, . . (| „
It'Yi' and retail dea’ers in
drugs aud me’dunes throughout the l mtod States
and by firRNER & Cos., Solo Proprio'ors
tc>1 o i >o Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
KAYtVNIGII & 1)E(KE«8
BILLIARD TABLES
The mostKe.i.blo cu.hfon nEcd on Bi Hard Table
8 the 8
* CAT ii IT CrBIHO.\,
Manufactured A Tvavana’gh & Decker, a^d
Prc IS, 1866 Kce Scientific Aiueiican, vo! 10 2so.
11 3 M „ v -i
It Is the only Cushion th.it prirsesscs an tho qja *
ities essential io 1 perfioct Cushion. It i« tue m ® s
elastic and mostiurvble Cushion ever offered 4 to to
billiard-flajingpubUc as is abundantly proven by
the great demajd for it since its introduction. IN
pecu iarity-whici distinguish«s the Cat-Gut Lwnv'ii
and renders itsiperior t> all others, is tho tiehtenpd
cord c f cat gut thicn overlies the Lace aud o the
rubber aud runaing the full length of the
which prevents he bait from beedmg into the rubber
and jumping fojn the table. The addition of the cit
gut e >r*i alho adis much t j the clasticy of the Cushion
Thu cat-gut Cishion has already been applied to
over l 000 table?which arc iu constant It caa
be applied to ta\les of any m ke, for $' 3 per set.
K ivanngh A Lacker’s Kactofy. t'ie corner of
Centre and Canal Street-', N. Y is the most complete
of’ts kini in th-world. The machinery k» of tho
most improved character* tho lumber drying r>om
tiie largest in t!ie United States, the material used
the be*t that cah be purchased and the workmen
thoroughly
Lilli ad C.oih, D ills, Cues anl Trimmings all of
the best make, ©distantly on hand,
K iran *gh dt Itoeker are tho rn’y agents in this
c 'untry f r Kay $ Cuo Ce ner t. adjudged l>y compe
tent authorities it be the best eminent e\ f-r used.
full size tables cut down fok sioo
S Ld fjr llluatr.ite<l Fr ee List
• K AY A NAG II A DECK ER,
Come: ct < ei.uc A C« » ! * i
FALL m WINTER GOODS
| | aving severed m3 cDNxairroN wrra the firm of c. a, daviiarro. takeith
in ft bo 1 of iinn .nncing to his f >nd’ ar.-I the pub’i.i generally that ho bus recontly oponod a now Store at the
lj 3 (an j w fo. H. I*. Moses A Cos. ami has on hand a ouinpleto assortment of
embracin'” s lai c and beautiful selection of I>R\_ GOODS, DRKS* GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS STC.
a choice supply of- ** f
- Saddlery Boots, Shoes, Ilats, and'Caps
Ho purchased his Goods in New York forjeash and owing to the deplorable financial condition ofthe country
he is satisfied to soil with SHORT PROI TTS.
Bein'” under many obligation* to his friends and customers for past patronage he respectfully solicits con
tinuation of the same, and ho knows he hazirds nothing in saying that ho will sell as cheap us any othecr
Store in Middle Georgia.
(J roensbo“o Georgia, October l~th 1867
Arrival of Trains in Greensboro
Day Passenger.
Arrive from Atlanta 10.0 C a m
“ Augusta 12.10 j> m
Night Passenger.
Arrive from Atlanta 10.3.1 pm
-• v Augusta 1-00 am.
Way Freight.
Arrive from Atlanta 5-20 a tn
*• -‘ Augusta.. 3,45 pin j
piE Tilt Passenger Trains remain in Greens-]
boro 5 minutes ; the Freight Trains 10 minutes.
Memphis & Charleston R. R
Trains leave Menmpliis as folio s
Through Etpress 7:00 a m
Through Yfail • 0:40 p m
Somerville Accomodation 3:40 pm
Through Express—Connetcs at Grand Junction I
with afternoon train on Mississippi Central j
Railroad for IJol.y springs Water Valley.
Grenada, Jackson, Vicksburg, Now Or
leans, etc.
At Corinth for Okolona, Colutnlms,Miss. Mobile,
A'a.,etc.
At Decatur for Columbia, Nashville, Louisville I
Cinciunatti, etc. I
At Chattanooga for all places in Eastern Alabama I
Georgia, North and South Carolina, Virginia,
Washington, Baltimore, New Y’ork, etc.
Through MailCo unects at Grand Junction with
trains for Bolivar and Jackson Tcnn.
At Decatur, fcr Athens, Pulaski, Alabama,
Columbus, Nashville, etc*
At Chatanooga, trains connect for same points
re, Express Trains.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
For further information, apply at office. 13 Court
Street W.J. ROSS, Geu l Sup t
A. A Barnes General Ticket Agent.
may 11 —ts S. 11. Shock Passenger Agent
Change oi" Schedule on ihe
Georgia llailroad
ON and after Thursday. October 10th, 18G7, the
Passenger Trains on the Uoorst* Railroad will
run ai follows : j
Day Passenger Train.
(Daily, Sun day Excepted,)
Leave Augusta at ' a * m
Leave Atlanta at *° n °P “
Arrive at Augusta at 1 on ' F,
Arrive at Atlanta at b 3d p- m
.Night Pessenser Tram
Leave Augnsta at P- m
Leave Allan:a at , 5 n 4 » P* “
Arrive at Augusta at “. o “_ a m
Arrive at Atlanta at , ° io * ?
Pi.saenger for Sparta, YYashington and Athents, U
must take Day Passenger Train from Augusta an
Atlanta. , „ ,
l'aasongers for West Point, Montgomery, Selma
Mobile, and New Orleans must leave Augusta on ,
Night Passenger Train at 7.15 p, m, to make close j
con eetion?, „ , _
Passengers for Nashville, C .rinth, Grand Junction
Memphis Louisville, and 3t. Louis, can tako uitb.er
tram and louke (jlcso connections.
Trough Tickets and B.sggago Checked through to
he above places
Pullman’s Pa'f’co SfocfiTng Vara cru a.l Nigh
Passenger Trams, E. W COLE
ootid -ts General Superintendent
Atlauta & W. P. Railroad
L, P. GRANT, Superendeni.
Leave Atlanta J? a
Arrive at Wert Point ,oAn
Leave West l’oint L4n **
Arrive at Atlanta o 30 p m
Ftilc under Distress NY arrant
WILT, bosold before the Court House deer in the
ritw of (> e«nsboro G-eene County Georgia, on the
7 FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER _
next, betweeu the legal hours of sale, the
property to wit *. Ono Bedsteid Matrass aud P'<fo w .
oneOooking Stove anl fixtures one pr. lairba.nk
Patent Platiorai Scales, one pr. Counter Scales nine
Ch airs Two Coats and chest also one lot of Bir-r>om
Fixture*, loved on as the pmperty.of James T. 3ff*tt
L . s itisfy onedistress warent in favor of John 1.. J»ek
sin against James T. Scott. Proporty pointed out by
James W. Winfield • JQUy c PALMER .
opts—tds Srol Blff-O.c
Notice to Debtors and Creditors-
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of I\il
liam \Y D. Weaver late id Greene County,
deceased, are required to mak ■ immediate pay-j
inenl. and. all person having demands against
aid deceased w ’ present them in terms of the
CAROLINE M. W'IAV.ER-i
sep2B-6t*ds Executrix
Medicinal,
DR W. L.BETHEA will return to Greembore
oa M.uti iy next tn resume the practiie of Med
iiine iu its various branches, l'a* patronago ot tia
old friends and the public generally is most rc-pect
fully solicited, octl'-lt
lixurcsp Ofiicc.
DEUSONs wUiiT , I re: d‘
X part ofthe V-.tU- Sftxitl. Will find i*>-
'sUntlein Express C.-mpA ly. Ttm fcWt andtrost
ll - J. F, ZIVMEKJIAN.
MSBIILII & fflffil W RAILHIA9
CIUJVGE OF TIME.
Two Daily Trains leave Nashville
for Washington, New York, and
all points East and South,
Close connection made at
Chattanooga morningand
evening tor all E istcrn
and Southern cities.
OFFICK EXKRAI, SIU-ERIXTEXUEST, }
N. &G. Railroad, f
Na'Htti.lk. Trxx.. Jan. 27. IS«7. )
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY 27,
18117, and until further uotice, Basseuger
prains will run as (ollotvs ;
Leave Nashville for Wasington, New York,
Atlanta, Macon, Moiitognmory, Aifgttsta, Savan
nah. New Orleans and Mobile, at 5:00 a. m. and
5.00 p. m. arriving at Chattanooga at 2:00 a. m.
aud 2:00 p. m. : both trains making close connec
tions at Chattanooga with E. T. AGa. end West
erp and, Atlantic railroad trains: Returning
leave Chattanooga at 7:40 a.m. and 7;40 p. m.
upon arrival of E. T. & Ga. and IV. & A. trains,
arriving iu Nashville at 4-30 a. m. and 4:30
p. iu.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on
all Night Passenger Trains.
SiiKAßyvii.Lii •Accommodation’.—Leave Sbelby
ville at 5-20 a. m. and 12:50 p. m. arriving in
Nashville at 11:10 a; m. and 4:30 p. m. Leave
Nasliville forSlielbyvilles;ooa. m. and 5,-00 p in.
arriving in Sbelbyville 9:00 a m. and 9:05 p. m.
Nahville and Northwesterh K, H.
PASSENGER 1 RAIN.
Leaves Nashville 4:40 p. in. ; arrives Johnson*
vilie 10:30 p. m. Leaves Johnsouville 3.00 a. in,
arrives Nashville 8-50 a. m,
YVM. P, IN NFS Gen. Sup’t,
N &O. and A’, ft N. IV. R R.
J.D, MANCE,Gen’I Puss: Agex> t
HENfIYjittOORE&GEHOtiG,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
CLOTHING,
Ko. sKvoailway,
Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel,
NEW IRIK.
Pbn.tr Heart, Jr,, formerly o Ilenrys, Smith
j Townsend.
°iix T. llf.nrt, formerly of Saulsbury ft Henr y
p-i. Ex. T. Moore J formerly with ilenrys, flLu Ur
P. Gexuxg, ) Townsend.
YVe have ready a large, handsome and w ell'
assorted stock of
ncaAy-lliule ClolUlßg,
manufactured by us exclusively for the SOUTH
ERN TRADE, which we are prepared to sell at
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms.
Our Stock is adapted in materia/, style,
en gths, and sizes, exclusively to t heSouth, and
comprises goods from the Lowest Priced to the
Finest made, including a large assortment ot
J goods for
The recent decline iu woolen and cotton fab
ric s will a able ns to offer Clothing ut Much
Lower Prices than it ha3 been, sold for at any
time iince ISfiO.
Cask and Close Buyers from the South arc In
vited to examine our stock before purch a sing
as wo believe we can offer them great inuce-,
:ue..U.
Wo will ho happy to receive orders, and our
loug experience iu the Southern business enables
us to make selpctioiiKwhieh will bo certain to
j give entire satisfaction.
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HENRY, MQORE ft GEXUNG.
522 Broadway.
| New York, July, W 7 . Sin
Notice to Debtors & Creditors
A LL personshavtng.demaods against Solomon
A. P. Arnold late of Greene ContyG., deceased,
will preseat them to mein terms of the Law,
and ail indebted to suidi, deceased will make im
mediate payment to, me.
J AS. 1,. BROWN
Aimr. of Solomon V. Arnold.
augustffl—folds
Carriage Shop.
THE Subscribers having permanently located
in Greencsboro, Ga., is prepared to do all
kinds of .
I Carriage, Buggy and Wagou Work,
I in the neatest and best style. Also all kunls o!
H L A C K S M ITUI N O .
attention piven *o llorsc blioeiajj
and Repairing old Acs solicited
A liberal patronage is earnestlysoufoic >.
" phctographic .
MORGAN ft JONES bare openea over
store of Elsas ft Adler a
Pliotoiiii’.bic La llery.
wl< re tbev nre prepared le take ptmtoglftpks.
, .. | rotvn’ee, l’oiceiiun ui:u Gem 1 ictuies, Ac,
V‘“ i a lines tal-.eU to fit Lockets, Breastpins, etc
- “ p-rdobs r.*ed uox wait for cl*ar weather to
l.ave tb«ir Pictures taken. ‘
TrrirA 1 eisicals rue new and nimble and pic
-lui is t akeiibv th :ui v. ill nut be *otled by inois
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