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CbeSamiltira Visitor * . t BY IK W. I). BOtT.LT. FRIBAYFKBRUARY 14, 1873. 3Pu\Uo Meotlng, ¥> • NORTH & SOUTH RAILROAD. Appreciating the vital importance of having tho North <fe B<u:'h Road completed to Hamilton, and believing that our people can, by a united effort, do much towards securing its meeting of the citizen* fctcr ested ha* been decided upon, to be j hgjd at * Tuesday, lUo#ltli of jlarrli. CoL McDongald and Capt. Chipley are especially invited to sttofld. Tit* Bo.Vh QCEsTinjf.—The ques tion as to whether Georgia should or should not pny the bogus bond* is sued by Bullock, is, at this time, the subject of considerable discussion in the Slate paper*. For our own part, with the limited information of the Matter which we possess, we do not see how Georgia can pay these bonds, and at the same time maintain her honor and the rights ot her citizens. She ought not to bo ezpeoted. to do it. Here we have a bill before the Gonend Assembly to pay bonds eon oeiued m fraud, executed in fraud, is sued m fraud, tmd which were known loilteffnouanlautbf their purchaser*. They have been of mo benefit to the State, and hfe ought to |jay them. The declared them illegal and we (rust that the bill tiow bef.de get any .further on its jumsugt* titan thW table. ■ //* 0 r -. - f i l g “ Sandy iflooiNs—YVTs si(c*flG ccnilf publialied n couple of aitielej) from the pea of this “phsnmy jbel? low, - ” whose productions wo consider unsurpassed by those of any of tho btSMonon* writers of. (Jk> day. His stylo reminds us of that of “ But Lov- Migood," whose side-splitting pica* w used to so delight to get to “ s<!l up* when a printer*! *' devil ” at the “otms,” away back before the w/tr. “Sandy,” If we mist nice not, is a biethcr to our friend Barron, of the FrankliiyNcws, and, we believe, at pi event write* only for that paper. If be but hailed from the North, in place of the South, his articles would trim rank with those of Josh Billings or Mark Twain, Atlanta Sun. —\Ve are indebted to tho proprietors, through our w toeMred friend, Mr. Willingham, ilie assistant political editor, for sit cx changeof the At'nnta Daily Sun. Be eidea being a go ml tf*-pnpcr, t'e Soa is a soort niA <Wu paper politi •oally, mtd we appreciate its visits tho snore highly us it is the first and only Atlanta paper that baa visited ua nt t.as place. To any ono wishing to take a good daily from tho ‘Capital, we would recommend the Sun. It is limited to subscribers at the low sum of #8 per annum. This Paper.—lt afford* tts plcas re to Irn that the Vtanoti gains ground, daily, in tl>o mtimathm of r people, We learn this from the complimentary remarks \\ hi(4i have been made to us, reoeuffty* by town sad country folks, in regard to the paper. We aro devoting every idle moment, day and night, and every •pare dollar, to its improvement, and it is gratifying and encouraging to n to hoar that our eAorta aro being appreciated. A*N Original Srouv,—An origin# story, entitled A Wife’s Experiment, ! and written for the Visitor by a ady ' of tliia county, will appear in our next number. We know it will lie espo cia'ly entertaining to the Indies. The author is a ready trrilei, and wi .hope she w ill Iretjuomly grace the columoa of the Vmtoh with the pro ductions of her pen. "IWI ■ ■HUM I 1^ La*" Tito Columbus Sun announces the death cf n negro woman in that city, last Friday, at the advanced age of 116 years. A daughter of 84 years survives her. She had cut her third M*t ul teeth, and could we ns well as ‘when a child. Nothing in said as to whether she ever attended upon tho f.iutiljr of George Washington. - -6 * ♦ • • Tiiakkr— Wo neglected, St the lime of reception, to return thanks to Capt. Chipley, Superintendent of the Korih A South Hoad, and Col. Ilo xlehurst, President of the Macon Jb r “ r fevo " ,i,r ' ICll J{, HFm Qckej .—Would it not be a little more just for tho Columbus Sun to give credit to items taken from this paper, instead of publishing theta in its State news aud local columns as iM||r:Wv thiuHi Woldd, *■ 'S? ‘CV . * tfT IV’.' News Summary.-' After the deep snows and severe winter Unit have preAKTc 1 through out the "Eastern Northern, Westerly and to some ext etiissin the (fiddle States, gi deodar* ni|>- prcbdfdctb* the u&id thy rjyf'r*# gW-g-m t!. ic ult* i.i lu .uy cases become se rious, -1 Gov. Gooey, of Pennsylvania, died in Harrisburg on the Blh. Tho engineers of the Texas Pacific Railroad lave commenced locating the r0.t.l through Log Angelos. Rev Fbk MarsJfJ for fifty years pastor of IhtfrCongTeg/ttional Church in Manchester, Connecticut, i dead, aged 00. A iiill ing ft33,<)ffo t% Wheeler Ilul.bnrd for fuses and explosive 'h> 11 juvenjisr*, has garbed f of •fi prescn'|(ivc. The tariff on tjie Allantia-cnbles is to bo reduced mini bus dollar to seventy five cents a word after May tho Ist. Boston is scourged with the small pox. Three thousand eases arc re ported, and more deaths than from all other causes. There are seventeen large saw-mill* along the lines of the Brunswick and Albany Railroad. An eagle has boon killed in Wash ington county which measured eleven feet three inches from tip to tip. The Roswell Manufacturing Com pany have declared a dividend of nine per cent, on their earnings for the !n-t six mouths. Murray and Whit field counties propose to plant cotton extensively this year. An eccentric, man at, ‘Effingham,, 111, w4to*e w ife and children hgtl.de serted him, lately dug tip two.df his dead children, and dressing the skel etons set them down as his table coin jgmiqpsT • —*■ *— -* A Jlit'tKnit for Small h<Tk -A e.f^rfl^)ioi?leiitthe •mi ’ll erald gives the following remedy Jpr the small poii * JTnojftsd a receipt which Jmn ieeh tiseu ro my kiiouPTedgo in TlffiidgjfiJi .•trf"cases. It will prevent or uurejtnall |n>x, though tho pitting* are fitting, when .Icttner discovered cow-pox m England tho world: of sci ence hurled an avalanche of fame upon bis head, hut whcn'lho most Scien tific school of medicine in tha -world Qjut of Paris—published this reme dy as a panacea for small-pAx, it passed Unheeded. It is as unfailing ns fate, and compters in every in stance. It is harmless when taken by a Veil person. It will also cure scarlet fever. Here is the receipt as I have used it to cure smallpox; here it is n I have used it to euro my children of scarlet fever. When learned physicians said tho patient must die it cured; ‘•Sulphate of zinc, ono grain ; fox glove (digitalis), ono grain ; half a tenspoonful of sugar; mix with two tablespoonfuls of water. When thor oughly mixed,add lour ounces of wn tor. Take a spoonful every hour. Iflitlierdirease wi'l disappear in twelve hours. For n child, smaller doses, according to their ago. If counties ™M Compel to use this there would ho no need of pest houses. If you value advice and ex perience, ttse this for that terrible di sease. now John Chinaman Got a Bed to Himsui.v. —Tho following incident ta reported to have occurred on n rail rmtd recently not a thousand miles from Angus; i. There wero two scats in the car turned so os to face each other. One was occupied by a lady and the other by a Cldranum, She ’explained to him that shtj wished to tnlfo tho cash, ions and their frames ntul place length wise across fVom sent to scat, John said "all lighter,” pud got out in tho nis'o, and she procerdoti to lie down on the bed thus improvised, with her head resting on her valice. She slip posed that tho Chinatmiii would take the hint that she wanted to rest in tho space usually occupied by four persons, llut John at once proceeded to crawl in and stretch himself by her side, with his head on n little bundle of his own. The Chinese arc an imi tative race, and like to do ns others do, you know. The lady, as *oon ns she discovered that she had a bed fellow, got up , little wildlv, and started for the Unit car, to the infinite Amusement of tho passengers, who had been watching tho scone with some Intercut. John took no notice of llie fun he’d created, but went to sleep a Uli the whole bed to hiiuself. Postagk to nr. I’mr.uH,— A Wash ington dispatch says Mr, CresweltV Bcliunc to require prepayment of (vin tage upon all newspapers is quietly pushed by the Administration turves, and that unless there is an imme diate arousing of public attention to the subject, there is danger of li e measure passing COtiproas. It is be- Ueved that this would largely miuee ! the eiiTulation of notrspaa>ora sent bv 1 mail. 1 I3T" The first legislature ofGeor i gia was held in Savannah, in January, IW4 in a brick house now standing on Broad street. Dr. I-vman Hall, one of the signers of the ffei'la ration ol ImlefKiideuce, was then Governor of Georgia. i®* During U>jwst year the Au gusta (Gn.) eotthn mill produced 218,140 piece# of goods, weighing 2,478,530 pounds, and declami a di vidend of #120,000. f-s?’* An lowa man has been poi soned by (lit Lite of a cat. ] From the Atlanta Sun. , , • m ' Treatment of Meningitis. M-essn*. Editors:. Up eg in daily t ifei l ers*firoiw this and ad Sta!ctsgqnesting - a statement i of my he known fit Af 4*ossW-o lipinat Menirigetis,” i not Moving tile time to devote to an | “wering these communications, I have ii bought proper to give a sinoptical e'atement of my treatment through the columns of the secular press of this ei.y, thereby enabling the pro j fbssion to employ the treatment dur ing (he present epidemic in this and adjoining States, t\ Im-h 1 would not he able to communicate through the medical pres* in time for the present season. Another reason is, that nu merous physicians take no .medical periodical. The following treatment should not lig employed*by any one hut a -vkhlfm physician, as to such this Communication in addressed. C* jf? Xhty- 1 E >r ROFKSKION. The ffli*in" treatment which has been employed bv me since the win ter of 18C2-03, with uniform success, in all cases, where tho treat meut has been iifiuitiitod within twenty-four hours after the dcvelopcment of the promised symptbins. In the first place discard all iileari of this disease being an inflammatory aiTection of the brain and npitutl cur-/, saturate a flannel (folded several fttnes) with spirits of turpentine. Apply this along the* w hole course of the sp ue, pass over this after the ortlirnay nu de of iron ing, a common sad or suioothing ir.m well heated. I’oritinue this for ten or fifteen minutes, until you have well stimulated the spine. In the mean lime give quinine in heroic doses, to he repeated every two or three hours, until all S)uip!oms are overcome. Fo low each dose of q iiniuo with a heroic do*o of bromide of potassium combined in solution withtm ordinary doss of solid extract liyoseyamus. The object of ihe bet-mide i* to con trol reflex action, and the d*e should be, regulated according to the head aiiif ippmal sympt<*|m < . asAiiis is de pendant on elect fo nmnigr changes in of the serves. F* out action or the modus operondi of the quinine and bromide will be rertftilaunders tood by the intelligent physielin. Under no circumstances use a fly blister or opiates in tho out set ofM.his disease. Avoid all cold applicßtihus to the head and spine. When constipation exists, wbieh is generally the ease, use huge dotes of calomel oyery three hours, until the bovrels act freely, ,I’liysirians can rely on this treatment when institu ted in time. J. J. Knott, M. D. j Ciinkmb Factorv.— Mr. S. J. Ford, an enterprising gentleman from New York Ktato, has bought land near Deep Spring, in tho upper part of this county, and is making arrange ments to establish a cheese factory thereon. He is thoroughly acquain ted with the business, having been engaged in it for a number of years in the above named State. He wants four hundred good milch cows imme diately. Wo trust that he will rect ive every encouragement from tho citi zens ol tho county in his undertaking. His success will be their gain, for it will help Imild up and give impor tance to Whitfield county. —Wdlbn Citizen. Hmai.l Pox. — flie following is said to be a reliable remedy: When the preceding fever is at its height, and just before the eruption appears, the chest is rubbed with cro ton oil and tartaric acid ointment. Thin causes the whole of tho eruption to appear on that pint of the body to tho relief of the refit. It also tec arcs a full and complete eruption, and thus prevents the disease from attacking the internal organs. This is now the established mode of treat ment in the English army in Ch na, and is regarded ns a perfect cure. t-¥?“ A diamond is reported to have been discovered at tly Cape of good Hope, which outweighs all known precious stones. It is said to lie of 288 karats, and of a light st raw color. The great Koh-i-noor origi nally weighed 800 karats, but a Ven etian jeweler cut it down to 2TO kar ats. It has since been recut, and now weighs only 102$ karats. The great Russian diamond weighs 103, and the l’itt diamond 138 kaiats. K A N TC TISr IT OUSE COLUMBUS, G<*. J. W. RYAN, Prop’.-. Frank Golden, Clerk. RUBY RESTAURANT, Bar and Billiard Saloon, UNDER THE RANKIN HOUSE. j:.nlO j. w. RYAN, Poor’*. J. I. GRIFFIN, 106 BROAD ST., COLUMBUS, GA-, „ Im.-port©i\* Vrtotale and Retail Dtalcr in DRUGS and MEDICINES, AND SULK AGENT IMU EPPINQ’S EXTRACT BUCHU. Thi* sti r.' ia <j*-n all cLlil. Sica of the Ory*Ul Mortar. Man,ii’.'id & Iligbeu"* wondttful fumilv ■uediciucs Constantly ou baud, ,u. 2 ly ' Hlnos Dossier, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, WA VF.KI.Y lIALL, GEORGIA! Special attention will be giwn to all hni -fii- placed iu rny liMMla no3 ly GEORGIA, Harris Count*. t' J Cash ha* applied for exemption of xnd scuitur apart and valuation of hnmnurad, and I will paeo upon the amr on the SOU, day of J>noary. ISIS. t mj utlke. J f C WIt.LIAMs, Ordinary \VILLIaHS, Pt.VRI’E & 111)00, - Wholesale and RETAit GROCERS asd LIQUOR DEALERS, jCOLI'MBU-S, GA. dnustodtlv on hand a Urge and well *e IcCieJ sL-tk of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, confimiMT In part of Ties, Salt, a!) frr&'lfv. Sugars, Cottles etc. A l-o a general stock of Fancy Groceries,staple L>res (joo.ls, Shoea, tints. Notions, Crockery, etc . all of which hare been houifht low f-.r cash, nnd will be sold on the most reasonable terrna A comparison of cur goods and prices is alt we a k- Mr. John W. Undo, formerly of llirrfs eonntr. hi* associated himself with this <R lahli-iimfnt, and will Ije p'tascd to see his many friends Irom Harris, Meriwether and Talbot eijn’iitlf-s, ami show them our stock. Ur. H.sio lias, in the past, by lair dentins and polite treatment to all, won lor himself a public confidence that needs no comment or ( Ounreridation , No driyago on tinkll packages. WILLIAMS, PEARCE & IIODO, 20 Broad St., Columbus, (la. Norilt Carolina Store. * The un ‘ersigr.e-d l err tocdl the attention of rile cub es of Harris county to the fact that the) have in stoic moat anything in the DRY GOODS OR GROCERY LINE that can be called for. Also, •Dmgis, Crockery, Ju/j and Tin Ware, Boots and Shoes, 0 Hats and Caps, HARDWARE, <LACKINT!. In fact, ne..- ;• everything to bo found in a GENEHAL .SUPPLY STORE. * •hr JmfT-.. jrckwn is with us, and will be please! to Wall upon iris triends. FARLEY & CO-; the in unis county proviskin and gro LERY STOHF. IS STILL BOOMING! (ALUWAY <S I’COiiV, GROCERS & PROVISION DEALERS ti’Av r qoLvr, Gat*, Have a 1 ego and complete stock of Stupl-' nivl fancy Groceries on hand, amt the cry is • mill they conic!'' T.-y are for tale, uni must ba eel i. GUAKO. —licml shut the Rev. H Car uvichasi s&ytt in rugnid lo tbc ju.-tly celebra ted toe's B l,u e Superphosphate, lor which we aro agi ms. •‘Tb'S Is In certify tlmt I have used, the pn sent season, on cotton, from 75 to 100 pounds of Coe's Bono bit; erphosplmte per acre, anJ am smut it ha* increased the pro doction lour,old. My’land is gray, lh:u, ami worn.” To Dola toro. We need money now aa much ss you needed rations last Spring Your uccoums wi r dnu Ist October. We had rather credit ritomrr i-cob men tuas slow, hi oh onks. mm BAB A\D RtSTAIR VXT 4H t! BROAD ST., COLOBI'S, Cl. The mulet: ignetl takes tLis occas’on to infoiiu the citiat ns of Maim county that ho has u(> a nice Kostutirant, nnl is now picparcfi lo ftdhiLh customers i'h meals at nil Incurs, consisting -f the last tho nmtket nlTt nis. l ibh ami oysters served in the best of stylo. 1 have a liar ’a connection w*,th the hou#e, whi<h is supplied with good wines and ii oUors, ami keep rn bund a gooti stock of ('iifsra, and Smoking snil Chewing Tobacco, which wo offer at wbolosule or lotuil. W* H. BLAKELY, Proprietor. Pairtourn Hotel. By Mrs. E. McLAPJN. FAIRBURN GEORGIA. C2SU Board §2 00 a day, /yg The momitwr train from Atlanta to "West- Point l>rt at farta at iliis huu*o. Three trains breakfast daily. N OTICE. A II persons Indebted to the film of TitU A Kimbroueh tor Lumber, will j.lv>.eo eenle immediately. VIH"8 A KIMBROUGH. Hamilton. Jan 9, IKI3. NEWNAN HOTEU BY Miss E. C. YANCEY, OF VIRGINIA. SiarKrpt iu Old Virginia Stylo ©s im LiBLOODPURinERj is unequalled by any known remedy. It will eradicate, extirpate and. thor oughly destroy all poisonous sub stauce-j i the blood, and will enectu idly dispel all predisposition to bilious derangement. Is thae leant of action in your Liver and Spleen? Unless relieved, the blood becomes impure by delete rious secretions, producing scrofulous or skin diseases, blotches, felons, pus tules, canker, pimples, etc., etc. Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach . Unless digestion is promptly aided, the system is debilitated With poverty of the blood, dropsical tendency, and general weakness and inertia, Have you iccuknes3 of the Intes tines ? You are in danger of chronic diarrhoea or inflammation of bowels. Have you weakness of the L rinary Organs? You arc exposed to suffer ing in its most aggravated form. Are you dejected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or depressed in spirits, with head-ache, back ache, coated tongue anu bad tasting mouth ? For a cer tain reii)edy for all these diseases, weaknesses and troubles; for cleans ing and purifying the vitiated blood, and imparting vigor to all the vital forces; for bgihling up and restoring the weakened constitution, use Jurutootoai which is pronounced by the leading medical authorities ot London and Paris “ the most powerful tonic and alterative Lnewn to the medical world.” This is no new and untried discovery, but has been long used by the leading f hysi*ias of other conn tries with wondelfuSen^dhd^O'Ults. Don't weaken and ftnpair tivc organs fry cathartic! and phys- ■ ics; they give only temporary relief; indigestion, and dyspepsia, with uilcs and Jyiidred diseases, are sure to follow tjurir ire. Keep the blood #pure healths assisted. Joiin4}. Platt st„ New York.NilQkgeutffor tffe Pricejjl !fL)Ottl(>T-send '~Sr&rf on The Guide is’ ptfiflished .Quarterly — 2 “ q. pays for tlic year, jvhich is not half tnl cost. Those who afterwards send money to the amount of One Do ! lar or more for seeds may also order 25c. worth extra, the price pant for the Guide. —The first number is beautiful, giving plans for making Rural Homes, Dining Table Decora tions,- Window Gardens, &c , and a mass of informat.on invaluable to the lovCr of flowers, —150 pages on line tinted paper, some 500 engravings and a superb colored plate and cliro mo cover. —The first edition of 200,- 000 just printed in English and Ger man. Jas. Vick, Rochester, N.Y. DON’T - Be deceived, but for coughs, colds, sore throat, hoarseness and bronchial difficulties, use only WELLS’ f.’iliß iLIII TiBLETS.' I Vor t hies a imitations are on the market, but'the only aoientiljc preparation of Carbolic Acid for Long diseases is when chemically combined with other well-known remedies, as in these .Tablets, and all parties are cautioned against using any other. In all coses of irritation of the mu cous membrane these Tablets el>oM be freely used —their cleansing and healing properties arc astonishing, lie warned; never neglect a cold: it is easily cured in its incipient state; when it becomes chronic the cure is exceedingly difficult. Use Wells? Car bolic Tablets as a specific, John Q. Kellogg, IS Platt street, New York, sole agent for the United States. Price 25c. a box —send for circular. The immense Bale, 10,000 In a monllt, our LIVINGSTONE 28 years in AFRICA is having, proves iP, above all others , the book the masses leant. It goes like wildfire. Over COO pages—only 12.50, More Agents wanted. Notice, —Be not deceived by mis ropresenta'ions made to palm off high priced inferior works, but send for circulars, and see proof of statements and giout success of our agents, — Pocket companion, worth $lO, mailed free, Hubbard Bros,, publishers, 723 Sansom street, Philadelphia, Pa. THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION of manufacturers who have become disgusted with the odors of Parafine oils, and their ill effects upon machi nery, is invited to Kellogg’s sperm engine oil, at $1,20 f gallon; sperm spindle oil, $1.15; tallow engine oil, $1.10; tallow spindle oit w s I.os—man ufactured only by E, I*.H.:’log!|,No, 17 Cedar street, Mew York. ~ J fIATIQNA L TJIKA TNENT of all Kidney, Urinary and Liver dis eases, is effected by Jim i'lou's JJu chu and Dandelion. It acts directly upon these organs, enabling them to remove these waste* in the Woo 1. which cause gravel, diaLe.es, Bright’s disease, jaundice, rhpv.iiarisin, cerof nta, etc. W C Ilauiiiou & Cos., Cin cinnati, Ohio. Agents! —A Rare Chance !■— We will pay all agents $lO per week in cas/i, who will engage with us at once . Everything furnished and ex penses paid. Address, A, Coulter & Cos., Charlotte, Michigan, . FRESH ARRIVALS. *• - .. % The undersigned take this opportunity of informing the people of thj section that they have added to their- storage capacity by renting store room ftdjoiginf their own, lately occnpieit by Mr. J. i Jolitjson, are now daily receiving their - HIW mil OF D SOB la Onr increased facilities for obfeufcfbg: supplies, and the additional r0(l| secured, will enable us to keep a large stock, Which we intend selling AS LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT IN COLUMBUS OR WEST POINT either for eftsh, or on time to responsible parties, for approved paper, pay. able on the Ist day of October next In a few days we expect to have m store a LARGER STOCK of .GROCERIES and PLWTAOT SUPPLIES sonerally THAN HAS BEEN*IN HAMILTON SINCE THE WAR! If you don’t believe us, call and see, and wo think we can convince yoj There is no reason why goods should not be sold here as cheap as els, where, and we are going to prove to you that we can do it, if you will j® mvc us the chance, by purchasing a bill of goods at onr house, fuljit 11. W. FITTS & CO.,- Hamilton, Ga, TO THOSE INDEBTED. / * All parties indebted to the old firm of Coicsert <b PiUs are politely r f bear in mind that the goods bought by them, were sold at c prices — and , in sheer justice to us, ice hope they xoill settle immediately. TO PLANTERS, SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, * v> I ! S . W * - *•- ‘ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1873. J ‘ \ "W. Agent at Ringshoro ’ #* \ i llAlin IS C O. — TIER. MIXUS NORTH & SOUTH RAILROAD, This justly celebrated Fertilizer, which has had such an extensive salei this sectitto, during the past few years, aild which has suit !ac ion wherever properly applied, is again ottered to the planters of Hot and adjacent counties upon the most, liberal terms, as it is the establish uolicy ol the l’acific Guano Company to furnish its Guano at the lowest a to consumers, amt look to smoU prof sand large sales for compensation capital invested in its production. In view of this policy, and the mk eo.-t of production, the Soluble Pacific Guano is put into market this seas .at the low price of $53 per ton, cash, and freisrh'. from Columbus to Kin* boro ($1.50) added. Also for stile on time for curreuc/’or for cotton. There is no ferti izef offered in this market, having a recorded expend in its use, w hich can compare with this article. That fertilizer which I stood the test of tune, and has an established character acquired by la experience, must present claims to continued confidence which cannot pi tain to articles which have not been subjected to the same ordeal of lo# tried use. This guano has been sold in this market since 1865. Its cc sump-ion has steadily increased throughout the country, from a few k '•red tons the first year ol its use, to many thousands of tons annually, wli is thehighest attestation of its superior excellence. a imm w The great, popularity of the well-known Soluble Pacific Guano, rnamifi lured by the Pacific Guano Company, Messrs. John S. lleese & Cos., Hal more, General Agents, and Mr. W. ffi Young, of Columbus, Special Ai ior tins section, has led unprincipled parties to endeavor to introduce nliei tor article, under a somewhat similar name, and to try to induce pis ers to ouy their compound, on the assurance that it is the same +'--■= uine Soluble Pacific Guano. .Me V. — a - oj correct, through I j.nLit— f—<■>, rty sucrriihpression which may have been entertained, byi forming bis friends and customers that no responsibility attaches to i compound sold under such assurance —bonce the necessity arises to caul planters to buy only from the authorized agents of the genuine Pm Guano Company. The real Soluble Pacific Guano is branded witli them ot John S. lteese & Cos., General Agents, Baltimore, aud is put up in sa warranted to contain two hundred pounds each. For circulars of information, apply to W. C JOHNSTON. feb7-3m Agent at Kingsboro, Harris county, Gi ]STEW BOOT SHOE STORE ROBERT O . POPE, 78 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA-, First toor Below Pe.ise's Book Store, and nearly opposite John King’s Bank. wholesale and detail. I would respectfully announce to my friends and the public that I am now recri and opening a stock of BOOTS and SHOES entirely sew and ikesh, consisting of 1 trades and styles, suitable for either tight or heavy wear. 1 have had all my stock made o order, expressly tor my own trade, by the breasti ufacturers, and will warrant < very pair to give satisfaction and be as represented. To small Dealers and Country Merchants X can offer uood inducements. 1 Lave secured the services of Mr Goode 11. Fleming lie will be glad to ace anil upon his friends and old customers. H 1 oiling done with neatness and d-spateb. Terms cash. no! WM. k. BEBELL. R. WJJ B EDELL & WARE. SUCCESSORS TO BEDELL & POPE, MOLES ALB AND RETAIL DsaLEKS IX boots and shoes OF ALL KINDS. ALSO, XioatHor and Shoo PlndiugSi 148 BrOAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA. Out pord.-i are all made to order, and we guarantee every pair sold to -he ratisact* hit* repui-wi im.s of CRaeor. 51r- L. L Harvey is wait cs, mid wi ulj be pleased tu see his fiicadu . nufl *