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MARRIED,
HEWN AN, GEORGIA*
turday Horning, October 6, 1866.
WHISKERS !
5ft
Dp
WHISKERS!
Corrclia, the greatest
MEi.ANCftotV.fc.MfB. Mattox, a widow” 1
„ lady, living in the 3d Dikt. pf Coweta T „
. . ’ > In Carrollton, Ga., oa the evening of the
I committed suicide on the 28th SepV by I9tb Septembe-, br the Rev. J. B. McGehee,
| hanging licrself. Her neighbors had not Vr - ? S * ,, * t,>s > of Tennessee, to Miss tar.
noticed any evidence of derangement
| prior to the commission of the rash act.
| She had five children the oldest about
17 and the youngest 8 years old.
kif. E. Lose.
Printer's Fee O. K.
Wilkinson, Wilson & Co.,'I^‘aOYSDDSKTISTSy.!
;
Vulcanized India Rubber Plates i
DIED j
COTTON FACTORS
—A N I>—
Geiierai Commission Merchants.
Agents for the purchase and sale of alt kim!!? of
Cotton Uomestici#.
J. E. JONES.
i O MONTEZ -
the world, will force Whiskers
jtimniat.ir . • on lh e smoothest wee
tT J,ustacb ^u 0wn to fiiih S imple for
?r chm*. " c ^ anr onp d c3 i r ou3 of testing ja stalk of Cotton about hi ft. high, con-
r '*‘ * Address, Rhh\ r.3 k <.0. taining 75*bolcs well matured.
78 Nassau St., N. i. ° *
Gotten Stalk.
Mr. J. C. Lumpkin has left at our office
p* merits.
jU{. 18-3m. ^
bive and Let Live.
We will show you at t .e Store formerly
,,1 bv 1I1I.T0S, ALLEN & "
attractive
i \... Htt.ToN, Allen & Hanvky,
WC T ZSt > new ,,,<1 altviictivc
« G " e “ V '" C ' - * FANCY DRY
u. .1. g'fAi’l
CL0T111 Xu, CLOTHS
LADIES & GENTS
Cutfee to be Amply Provided for.
On the 2Tih oh., after a brief iiiacss of one f*rLiberal Advance* nlade fa 6on-
vreek. at his residence (Shady-Grore, Coweta
conntv, Ga.,) of congestion of the brain. Judge !
Thomas D. Goobwrx, in the 54th year of his j __ ,
age. Office Xo. 3 Stoddard's Loicer Rontfe,
"lie was born on the 27th Feb., ISlljn Din- | g^y STREKT SAVANNAH, GA.
U. S. Wilkinson, of Newnan, Ga.
B. J. Wilson, forth'erly of Okeefuskce Cot-
G00DS1
casslm er.es .
hoDTS A SnOt'aS •
\!so a large and well selected Stock of
fashionable Miluexery Goods ! for Fall
, D d Winter wear. .
We have, secured the services of an
experienced, tasteful, and fashionable
MILLINER, who will Stand make Dres-
ie3 and Cloaks; also trim, make and re-
coJel Banncts and Hats.
Tendering many thanks to oUr Custo-
oe re, assure them we will libe up to our
ft otto.
J. M. HR UN N.
I^ewnan, Ga , Sept. 8, l-3m. ^
Bosks! Books! Books!
Tail at the Book Stork, and get your
Books at New York Retail Prices, with
freight added. Particiliar attention is
ca!ii?d to tiie stock of Stationery, which
it the best in the city.
widdie county, Va., and removed to
in 1840, since which time he has been one of;
. : the most enterprising and useful citizens of j
lhe lolioWtug are said to be some of the county. By his indomitable energy and;
the most prominent sections of the new j industry he soon accumulated a handsome j
“ Bureau Bill:” competency, which he delighted to share with
1. Every freedman shall have a bureau ' ^is numerous friends and acquaintances.
, , , , The same vear of ins removal t:, our county,
to himself, with u pair of red breeches, b e was married to Miss Mary C. Griffin, dangh-
! blue monkey jacket, and a jews harp in ter of the late John GrfRn, Esq. In the couju-
the top drawer. : gal relation lie was highly favored by Divine
2. Every freed woman sha’l have a Providence in being blessed with a large and
“light” wardrobe—to consist of a “tilter”
and a full set of glass jewelry, in which
to display her charms ut the bals de At-
rique.
3. Every freed boy shall be furbished
with a “secretary,” in which to keep his
“ventilation pants” on a hot day, while
interesting family of children, who all survive
with the hearf-stricken mother to ihourn this
seemingly untimely Providence-.,by which they
have been so suddenly bereft of their earthly
head. But they mourn not as those without
hope,” he having, previous to his last illness,
made preparation, through faith in Jesus, to
j meet the.* 1 King of Terrors.”
I The writer of this humble tribute was per-
out on an airing in top fonts and “ short mitted to visit him during his iast sickness,
shirt.” lie shall also "be furnished with j and found him calm, patient and resigned to
to his
anxious
censecu-
shirt. lie shall also be lurnisheu with | and tonnd Dim cairn, patient ana re.iig
a bag of marbles And another of goobers, the * l!1 of God. Some time previous
-.i <• , ,, . . .» (■ | • i final attack, be became in earnest, a
w.th a few private stoeks for Ins owu sceker ^ 8il , rHlio0) aa)1 for thirty «
use. -
4. Every freed damsel shall have a
“ washstand,” well provided with turpen
tine soap, Turkish towels, soft bricks
and Prophylactic Fluid. Site shall be
allowed the “ run ” of the streets, dress
ed in “ trifles light as air,” if she feels
like it, and shall at no time be compelled
to wear more than a pair of high balrno-
rals and a light skirt.
5. Evcfy freed child shall be allowed
to go “minus bags,” and shall run as free
It
Park B. Arnold.
Departed this life on Thursday morning
last. II". was a man well and extensively
known for his wealth and energy. At
(he time ot his doitli he was at the head
of the Freedman’s Burcatl fob this county
mid discharged his duties to the entire
satisfaction of the people lie was an
old citizen—and before the war one of
the largest cotton planters of this section.
be the duty of the freedmen tc watch the
whites, And should one of them look cross-
eved at a “ ciilud pusson,” he shall be
nstantly knocked “ southwest ward crook
ed,” and fined lor his impertinence.
And be it still further enacted, That
only whites of intelligence, on showing
evidence of loyalty, shall be allowed to
The low bv hi. death to hie Tamil, is ir- ™le. Poor white trash,” jellow dog.
J J and “inguns” are “ ruled out.”—Macon
reparable—and in society and the circle
in which lie moved, his place will be hard
to fill. Peace to his remains.
Unfortunate Accident.
Mr. Joshua llill on Monday, 1st inst.,
while superintenu ; ng a Planing Machine
nt the new Cotton Factory now bciu
erected at Wilcoxcn’s Mill, six miles from
this city, had his left hand cut off and
dreadfully mangled by the planers. 1 he
hand was taken off directly at the wrist
joint. The patient is reported as doin
well.
Cheap Cash Store.
See J. J. Pinson’s Advertisement in
another column. He is at his old stand
wiih a complete Stock of Goods; J; J
I*, is all right—call and see him. Cheap
calicoes and homespuns, and sugar anti
coffee, and bagging and rope, and so on,
and so-forih arc very desirable in these
times of the scarcity of money.
fWaTP eterson’s Ladies’ Magazine
fob November is on our tabic. It is a
splendid number.
Price of this Magazine per annum $2.
Address C. J. Peterson, No. 306 Chest
nut St., Philadelphia.
ti e days attended protracted meetings, em
bracing every opportunity of bowing at the
altar for prayers, and requesting in private an
interest in the Supplications at the throne of
Grace of “God's praying Israel’’ in his behalf,
manifesting a solicitude rarely seen for deliv
erance from sin. Thank God, his labor was
not long Unrewarded even in this world, and
to him the promise of “lie that seeketb fimd-
eth ” was happily verified, and he was blessed
with the additional comfort of seeing his two
oldest boys come into the fold of Christ.
In the varied relations of life he had few
equals. As a son he was dutiful and afl'ec-
| tionate ; as a husband, tender, obliging and
father, indulgent and watchful;
as a brother, beloved by h;s brothers; as a
ton Mills, Ala.
P. H. Wood, cf the late firm of J. W. Ra
bun & Co., Savannah. Sept. 8-tf.
Sr? i\? jfUSsiiSsSj
AT HIS STAND
ON—
BAYSTREET
Neuman, ©forgia,
H as now on hand and to arrive a
General Stock of nearly all the articles
in the line of Family Groceries and Plantation
supplies consisting, in part, as follows:
40 boxes fine Chew- 4 doz Buckets k Tubs
F ORJLigbtness. cleanltrws. and perfect adap- I
taftbn to the parts upon which it reposes, |
this retfcnt invention surpasses all others: for
economy and comfort it nas no equal: for du- j
[■ability hb Superior. Cali at iby ofticb And ]
examine specimens', cohtpdring them with •
gold or sil ver plate, and make your own choice. J
In all cases when my work fails to give satis
faction no charge will be made. Charges for
extracting, plugging, aud all plate work mod
erate. ,
BsjyOffice ia Masonic Building. No. 4, up
stairs.
WM. T. COLE, Dentist
Rey*ftKNCE«: ...
M P. EellogS;
Dr. C D. Smith.
Rev. F. M. Daniel,
JONES k BURCH j
Are now established at the old
*. bXjroh.
Dr. A. B. Calbohn
Dr. R. L. Y. Long.
Rev. James Stacv.
Dr.
as their noses in winter. He or she shall
be plentifully supplied with sorghum can- 1<r
dy and blue wooden trumpets, and shall ev 'er ready to lend a helping baud
not be compelled to “ take water” except l0 those in need of his assistance; as a citizen,
caUgllt in a shower; and then they are J public spirited, energetic and liberal; as a
privileged to dodge the drops. I friend, constant reliable and eminently social,
i . ?, . . P , , . r , , i m Many who read this imperfect sketch ot uir.
And be it J aether enacted, That u tall cll . lt ;. lcU?r WI || Remember Ms enlarged hospi
tality, especially on public occasions, aud
more especially during Camp Meetings, which
he uniformly attended for a series of ytears at
Jones’ Camp Ground.
lie declared his readiness and willingness to
leave this world in hope of a better resurrec
tion. May the blessings of God to the widow
and fatherless be upon his bereaved lamily.
October 4th, 1S06. A Friend.
In this place, at the residence of her grand
mother, on the 29th uit., at 2J o clock, p. m.,
Fannie Lbe, youngest child of James B. and
Josaphine E. Taylor, aged 2 years; 8 months
and 3 days.
Reason and Revelation unite in proclaiming
that those who die in the innocence of infancy
are saved. Sweet little Fannie has, therefore,
only passed from a world full of sorrows to
eternal peace. She is now with augels in the
palace of God. Think of this when you
mourn with bitterness for your loved one, and
let the hope of meeting her in Heaven mollify
and sweeten your grief. T.
ing Tobacco, 3 doz Sifters,
500 lb3 fiitb Snioking
Tobacco, (Scarfal-
leti & tfillltiihick,)
5(100 fine Segars,
2 doieu pair Cottou
Cards;
Telegraph.
F.vst Work by a FAst Negro.—On
the 2od of August a negro, once owned
by Mr. IsatlC Howell, alias FosteV, abas
Green, alias Crocket, killed another n8-
gro, near Marietta, for six dollars and a
half. lie escaped to Madison, where he
stole watches, pistols and money to the
amount of about eight hundred dollars.
Leaving Mad soil he went to the edge of
NctVtun and Walton couuties, where he
stoic a pair of mules belonging to Prof.
Stone, of Oxford. lie then made his
way to Acworth where he sold the mules
and stole a horse frorti a widow lad^. He
was pursued to Mason and timer s ferry,
but escaped by abandoning the horse;—
He stole another horse the same night, and
on Sunday last was arrested by two ot
our policemen and landed in jail, where
lie now is, ruminating on his brief but
brilliant career. If any one can turn out
more rascality than this in ten days, wc
would like to be his special reporter —
Atlanta Xctc Lra.
-«-4 ——
A Bee-Tamer.—The following is a
description of a bee charmer who has
been exciting great interest at the State
Fair at Saratoga!
a Qne?*of the greatest attractions on the
ground was a great honey-been monger,
Two barrels fine.Mac-
cuboy Snuff,
1 doz Jim Crows,
3 doz Flasks,
Powder and Shot,
5 doz cans Oyster*,
TESTIMONIALS.
Newnan, Ga.. July lGth, 1S66.
W. T. Cole made for me an upj.wr set of
Vulcanized Rubber Teeth, which for their J
neatness, lightness and perfect adaptation tc |
the mouth, I have no hesitancy in saying that j
I prefer them to any other kind. And for j
their durability I have the Utmost confidence, j
J. J. Pinson.
Newnan, Ga , Ju’y 20th, 1866.
It is with the greatest pleasure that I bear
testimony of the Artificial Teeth manufactured
for me by Dr. \V. T. Cole. They are light and
free from any cavities where particles of food
might lodge. The fit is excellent, and in point
of workmanship superior to anything of the
kind l have or see a.
Mrs. Wm. A. ReVxolds.
♦ ’
NeWnak, GA.. July iCllv, 186".
Havincr procured from Dr. W. T. Cole a full
set of Upper Teeth—Vulcanized Rubber—I
trke pleasure in recommending this plan of
Dentistry to the public as being superior to
either Gold or Silver Plate, in consequence cf
beautv of finish, lightness, eomtort, economy,
and the fact that tl ey are much more easily
tleftnSed and kept so than the former.
Mrs. J. P. G. Redwine.
Newnan, Ga., July 26d, 1866.™
Having tried Dr. Loles Vulcanized Teeth, I
unhesitatingly stare that 1 prefer them to ail
others I have tried, from their durability,
cheapness and cleanliness, togelhet with a
pleasant; perfect fit to the mouth.
Sept. 8-1-tf. Mrs. Jons Ray.
Where they have bn hand a ffenbrel assortment of Goods adap
ed to the wants of the Trade.
In addition to their former stock of
G-rocein^s and. Hard-Ware,
They now have on hand a new supply oi
STAPLE & PAH-CT LEY &O0BS.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Onr inends from the country will littd it to thtir interest to guv®
us a
trial
[Dee. 30-17-ly
Eight barrels Sugar, Confectioneries and
Five sack Coffee,
Yankee Notions for
10 bbls N. O. Syrup, the little folks,
Facts vs. Theories-
“ Give me a place to rest my lever on,” says
Archimedes; “and I tVill nlove the world.
“ Give me pure and unadulterated drugs,”
says Medittls; Of the olden titne, “ and I will
cure disease.”
In one sense, botlrof these learned pundits
were the veriest charlatans. They knew there
was no place to rest their lever on, either td
move the world or cure disease. MechaniSrti
was in a backward state, and the medical pro
fession was but another name for sorcery, and
all the adjuncts of magic filters and charms of
the “evil eye,” &c.
Rut these latter days have borne unto us
something more than even superstition and its
crew ever dreamt of in their maddest philoso
phy; In these days of practical science, what
was theory of yesterday is fact to-day, and all
2,000 lbs Racdn(clear
sides);
700 lbs Lard, fresh,
40 sacks Livtrpool
Salt,
20 sack Virginia Salt;
10 boxes Candles;
15 bbls New Fldiir,
200 bhs White Corn,
1500 bunches Facto
ry Yarn;
Spelling Rooks and
Slates,
Inkstands,
Writing Paper aud
Envelopes,
Fancy Soaps,
Mason’s Blacking,
500 do Yellow do A fine assortment of
Five boxes Soda;
Pocket and Table
Ciitlery, &c., &c.
A HEW AND GRAND EPOSH
M 111 P I C 11ST 35!
BR. MAGGIEL’5
PILLS AND SALVE !
**~Lct Delicate Females read the following 1
Let the suffering and diseased read the follow-
Let- all who have been given up by Doctors, and
spoken of a;, incurable, read the following. _
Let all who can believe facts, and can have faith
in evidence, read the following:
Know all Men by these Presents, That on
this, the 20tli day of June, in the year of onr
Lord, 1S66, personally came Joseph Haydoek, to
me known as such, and being duly sworn, depos
ed as follow s i That he is the sole.General Agent
f or the United States and dependencies thereof
dr drehai'dtidris or medicines known as MaG-
oieI/S Pills aud Salve, and that the following
Certificates are verbatim copies, to the best of
bis knowledge and belief.
JAMES SMEITRE,
| L.S. | Notary Public,
Wall Street, New York.
Savannah, Griffin & North Alabama
Rail Road-
The annual meeting ot the Stock liold-
ders of this Road, was held in this city—
on Thursday last. The following uamed
gentlcmeu were elected Directors for the
current year :
Judge Crawford, of Gnffin, President, j c«
X. I. Whitaker, of Fayette county.
(t. J. Drake, of Spalding couuty.
II. J. Sargeant, ot Coweta county.
Glenn O. Wynn, “ “ “
W. W. Thomas, “ “ “
B. M. Long, of Carroll county.
It was determined not to sell or lease p CO pi e _
the road, as lias been suggested by some,
but to commence work at as earlv a day as
practicable. Great interest is felt in this
important enterprise, by the people in j
this section and all along the line of the
whose hat, while on his head, was Covered | the old time notions become as bubblesm t e
with bees, which appeared like a small stin, and bufst dud break with evefV breath we
swarm on a bush. He handled bees as draw.
if they were harmless flies. r J hoy crawl j jet Archimedes shoulder his lerfcr and we
ed all over his person, in his hair and on ^ n( j a jesting place for it td move the
his face, and he put some Of them in his world f jCt m - !ne ancient Medicus pant and
mouth and blew them out, and handled no more for the drugs he sorely needs, for
them at pleasure. And what was Hie k ;Ue them at our hand, ever ready to serve
most remarkable is, they were strange them at hls beck
bees; attracted from the woods or comn.es in {he Ubdhltorv G f Dr. Maggiel, the
B^.All cf which he offers for cash or
country produce, a{ the lowest market price.
ALSO
want td purchase 500 bushels Dried
.Fruit. Aus. 18-3m;
Great Baro-ains.
the country ‘ finest materials known in the medical prufes-
ple hit tig around h '' U ’^ X ic” t <Tfl «on are obtainable .by any one: His Bilious;
questions and purchasing the secret Ot and Diarrhea Pills stand unrivalled,
Electing bees from the forest or robbing | cg with magical effe ct u r
I their neighbors of their busy workers by . ^ h > s halve ope ates » ^
! remaining quietly at hoitie. When every on burns, scalds and all sore.-and
| bee was shaken from his hat. find it was . skin.
I returned to his head, the buzzing sw<itin fact, we think Maggiel s Pills and Suive
i about him would quickly return, com- , ar r> t. b ^ wonder of this Century, and we are
; plctely covering his bat. J he superin- ba pp0r } n the tnought that many others of our
j tendent interfered, as he affirmed that brelbren of theerfift agree with us. We would
such an exhibition drew away too many j earnest ] v counsel that all tamilies provide
themselves with Dr. Maggtel s Preparations at
one., aud keep mem ready at hand; so as to
use icem at the most opportune time aixd as
serves — Valley Sentinel.
Commercial Intelligence.
NEWNAN MARKET.
Friday, October 5.—Our quotations below
vxiiibit the correet state of the retail market,
contemplated work, and it is to bo hoped : phe prices of cotton 25 and 31 cents exclu-
\ that the new Board will enter upon their i sive ot tax. Market animatet. ^ ^
duties at once, with the determination to Uorn.-V- hoeff 1 ' 40
meet the high exr-ectations of the Stock- Bac s. -(good demand)........... 23 fid
* ,J Floor.-. .;?12,00 @16 00
Coffee.— 30 3l *
! Sbgar.—
j Bagging.—per yard
T HE subscriber will sell out all his real and
personal estate on favorable terms, at
private sale. If not sold by the 14th of No
vember next the remainder will be offered to
the highest bidder, at his residence, four miles
mirth-west of Corinth, Heard county, Ga. The
property consists of Lands; Mules, Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Wagons, Clifts, Buggy and Car
riage, Farming Tools, Smith and Carpenters’
Tools, the Crop of the present year, a lot of
Leather.- Shoe#*-.a remnant of Goods, and va
rious Other articles too tiCmiTfods to mention.
He is determined to quit farming, and wiil
Dositivelv sell at private or public sale as
| above advertised.
He is nuT offering a valuable set of FLOUR
ING and SAW MILLS, with extra w.?*er pow-
er, and 2,000 acres of Land, in parCe.5 to suit j
purchasers, embracing 500 acres of fine bot- tu^
tom, in an excellent state of cultivation.
All the above property now on the market.
Call hnd exaifiine for foil: self.
Ang. 25-51-tds. P- H. WHITAKER.
JitxM, Is!; 1866.
3Ml Maggiel : I take my pen to write tint of
ntv great relfef, and that the awful pain in my
aide has left me at last—thanks to your medicine.
Oh, Doctor, how thankful I am that I can get
some sleep. I can never write it enough. 1 thank
vou again, and am stile that you fird really the
friend of all sufferers: I could not help writing
to yon, aud hope yon will not take it amiss.
JAMES MYERS, 116 Avenue D.
This is to certify that I was discharged from
the armv xjntb a Chronic Diarrhoea; and have
been Cttrcft lit Dr. MaggiePS Pills.
WILSON HARVEY, 27 Pitt Street:
New York, April 7th, 1866,
The following is an interesting case of a man
employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring
melted iron into a fiask that was damp and wet,
caused an explosion. The melted iron was thrown
arotind and on him in a perfect Shower, and he
Was burned dreadfully.- The following Certificate
was given to me by him, about eight weeks after
the accident;
. , , $?ew Ybxts, Jaii. 11, 1866.
My nanie is Jacob Hardy; I am an Iron Foun
dor; I was b a illy Inf fried by hot iron in November
last; my burns healed, bnt I bad a running Srtrfc
on mv leg that would not heal; I tried Maqgibl’s
Salve, and it cured me in a few weeks. This is
all true, and anybody can now Seb nib St Jack
son's Ironworks, 2d Avenue.
J. HARDY", li!) Goerick street.
V. R. Tommy, J. S. Stewart,
Formerly of Columbus, Ga. Of Oxford, Ga.
Prof. G. J. Orr, of Oxford, Ga.
TOMMEY, STEWART & ORR
Atlanta,-' Ga.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hard-W are - ,
Iron, Steel, Nails,
Building Materials,
C 1 title Yy,
Pistols-,
GunS;
Gun Materials;
Hollow Ware,
Wood W are,
Willow Ware;
Carriage & Buggy Materials.
Kehp cdnstaritly dh blind a goo'd dsshtttnent
of all articles usually kept in their line. Also,
Leather, Harness;
Cotton Yanis,
&C.j &C., &C;
Come and pficb tiihlt gddds or send ill yoilt
orders. They believe they can ito a gdfld part
by their customers. Come and try them !
May 27-37-12m.
ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS.
AND
IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY
—o—
Sorter, Biitier & Co., Proprietors.
—0 ,
Prepared to manufacture and Repair
MACHINERY,
SUCH AS
XTOIRSE POWERS;
Portable k Stationary Steam Engines & Boil«r»,
Uriit nml ^aw Mii| ilachinery, 4c.
ALSO,
Iron and Brass Castings,
Building Fronts,
Iron Railing.
Mill Castings,
Sugar Mills and Boilers,
Pipes, Pulleys, Car Wheel*
ftailtoail Castings of every description.
Patterns Made to Order-,
Sctirs Pe-Toofhed y Gummed in the best manner.
promise faithfully to execute all
orders with punctuality, atid guarantee eatie-
hictidn. TerRis favorable.
At the old stand of
EDBLEMAN & BANKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Beets? Shoes, Leather, Shee-
ihak^rS’ Pep; &c.;
ALSO
MANUFACTUERS OF BOOTS & SHOES,
Ch.erol5.eo Jdloclt,
Pencil-Ti-ee, Atlanta, Ga.
Ke5p filvtfaVs ?n handi cotnplete Stock of Goods-
B^“Countfy Merchants are invited to ex
amine onr Stock thfore pdrcliaMrig Clscwliere.
Anri I 14-32-tf.
James XLi
ATLANTA,
June 23-45-Gin.
SxuxulxiS,
GEORGIA.
N. R. REESE,
W HOSE Shop you will find
North side Public
Square, Informs the public that
lie will make any kind of
BOOT Sc £>T±c3:Ei
to order. Also, REPAIRING d°ne
with neatness And dispatch.
g^.Satisf.iclioii given lo every one.
Newnan, (j i., July 28-47-tf. ^ ;
HOQE, MILLS fe GOi
'Gate City FotindrV,
Car and Machine WbrkiJ;
SiaaGCpacsCOsti S3Jlpcis»csO®
ATLANTA, . . . GEORGIA,
E ARE prepared to build and Repair
Passenger and Freight Rail Road,Cars,
! occasion
! Sept. 11, 1866—lm-ly.
A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine!
Dr. Maggiel is the founder of a new Medical
Extracts from Various Letters. t
“ I had n« appetite; Maggiel’s Pills gave me
a hearty one.”
“Your Pills are marvellous.”
“ I send for auothqr box, aud keep them in tlie
house.”
“ Dr. MaGgiel lias cured mv headache that
was chronic.” .
“ I gave half of one of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
Well in a day.”
“ 31 v nausea of a morning is now cured.”
“Your box of Maggiel’s Salve cured me of
noises in the bead. I .rubbed some of your Salve
behind mv ear's, aud the noise left.” _ ^ f
“ Send me two boxds; I Waih ore for a poor
familv.” ,
“ J enclose a dollar; your price if 25 cents, but
* - medicine to me is worth a dollar.”
“Send me boxes of vour PlLI.s. ’
“Let me have Hired boxes of yClP Salve by
return mail.”
THE TOMLINSON, DEMUREST CO.
G20 Broadway, New York,
Have associated with them
Mr. W. W. Woodrxiff,
Formerly an Extensive Dealer in
ancl I3ug‘t?ies,
AT GRIFF/3 Axt AfLAXfA, GA.
W
»1?0, I
Mills, Hors
Tti the Fouiidty Departmfent,
nl?o, Steam Engines and Ss*,w Mills, Suga,r
s5 UouQfS, and all kind of Machinery.
We are prepared to make
fcoth Brass and Iron, of every description ; and
having a large aniouat of Patterns on ban^,
have peculiar facilities for filling orders. *
especially beg to draw the attention of BUILD
ERS end others to our
Elegant fo*
Columns, Verandahs, Steps, Window Caps,
Sills, Gratings,: &c.: from which we can sup
ply Castings of the best quality, and in th«
shortest time, ai d at less price tnan they can
be obtained elsewhere, here. We shall also
soon go into the manufacture of HOLLOW
WARES df all kirids.
In the Carpentry Department,
We are prepared to manufacture
gASfi, noons, B&xsns,
And every description of. Carpentry work.-*
41so to Dress aBd Match-Lumber-in a superior
manner. All Kills of Turning, Scrowl Saw
ing, &c.
COME AND SEE US.‘
April 14-32-Om.
JNO..A. HILL,
D. P. WOODUOpP s ; .
Newnan, Ga.
MATT. T. HACtX;
Nashville,- Tenu.
JNO. A. HILL 4 CO.,
I have over Two Hundred such Testimonials
as these,* b'tt W*nt Of space- compels ine to cou-
clude: J- ML4.GG1EL, M. D.
w
Sv<tem l Tl.e quantitariaus, whose vast inter- j day the 13th of October next, twelve or four-
nal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze j teen hundred acres of lund.
MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE
Are almost universal in their effects, and a cure
, , , t can be almost alwavs guaranteed..
J ILL Be reeled .« .he l«e re..,dene, of ^ DBE4S g,
Nothing can be more prodnetive of 'T'rr “fttn
these Pills. Their almost magic iiiflnonce itfelt
-I'*OR the purpose of supplying Merchants and GfOCCfS £llld GOmUllSSlOIl MerCftaHt^,
*4 pi w -'fthc South, by wholesale or retail, - - “ _
wltb any fitylC °f CarC.^e 8 .- Baggies or Plant a- | Uortll Side FubliC Sqtlaie,
tlf Mr"woudrulTs long experience LI the I NEWNAN, GEOKdIA,
business wiB enable H».to give satisfaction u^np- |
plving grs>d, substantial work, sneb as the «>nn- j
try deaoaod*, at as low jtneeft as can possibly be
Joseph Bohannon, deceased, on Satur-
holdcrs and the well wishers of the en
ter j. rise.
Communicated.
Mr. Editor *.
Allow me through the “Herald to en
quire, what has become cf the fund path,
in about six or eight months ago for the
Rope.—per pound.
j Gcnny Sacks.—(each)
j Salt.—Liverpool per sack.
Is ri;
45 fi<)
25 @
Id @
oO j
50
80
Other Markets.
New YouK. October 4.—Gold 4SJ^ premium.
„ „ Cotton U'Pmmal. SiUcjs 1200 bales. Mid-
porpese of enclosing the graves ot‘ the lings lo 40 ceau .
Conlederate dead. I hope there has been
no intentional delay in this noble work.
But, it do°s seem strange that houses,
bridges and fences can be built during
this time and yet a simple railiag cannot
be put up to keep tbe cattle from tramp
ing down the sacred little red mounds on
yonder hill
JSouthera flour dull at $12 10 to 16 LO
Wheat dull and drooping.
' t ~ he bowels, must give precedence to the man 1 The land will be rented in quantities to suit
“ w ho re-tores health and appetite, with from i renters. „ .. . .
Le to two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures ; On the Plantauou there are one hundred or
2 . the rio«t virulent sores with a box or so of his ! one hundred and fifty acres oi good bottom
wonderful and all healing Salve. These two ; land. Also, three good dwelling houses ; two
1 (rreat specifics of the Doctor are fast superce- | gin houses and screws, and all necessary out-
o* dim-'all the stereotyped nostrums of Hie day. j buildings. _ . . v .
on Extraordinary cures bv Maggiel’s Pills and I This Plantation is s.x miles South of New-
! fi -lve have opened the eyes of tbe public to : nan on the LaGrange foad=
! lbe inefficiency of the <so called) remedies of, Terms made known on day of renting.
: others, and upon which people have so long,
blindlv depended. Maggiel’* Pd s are not of
the class that are swallowed by the dozen, and ;
of which every box full taken creates an abso- ,
, “ ‘*tt for another. One or twa of
jjute neceseiy l0 p i ac e the bowels in
• the *0^*,«««» *p-
TOLLESON KIRBY, Adm’r.
September 29-tds.
Baltimore. October 4—Flour has an ad- | pc r f ct or ^ er ’ ton<? th ‘ ” H ht and buoy-
Whea. firm. Core .caree. j P«'«, "*
c 5S cents. Provisious verv dub. int mere u i.o *. t atfec-
It is due the subscrib ers that they | dull and in favor ot buyers
Oats firm at 5S cents. Provisioifc very dub. ■ — fo ^ of const i^tion. If the liver :»
Pork steady. Sugar firm. Ccrffee quiet. ; ;e ,; iu f. acll0n9 are restored : and if tbe ner
Whisky dull. j vous svgteifl is feeble, it is invigorated. This ; ^ noC .**-*,; — — wooleis> wh ich will not
Mowle, October 4.—Cottou sales to-day q J aIUj md - ie5 tnc medicines very decora- washed with this S.iap- It
150 bales. Middling 36 cents. The market i* j Me f J f the wants Q f delicate female?. Ulcer- . <*- wxUr. It wiUremprc-
B T. BABBITTS LABOR-SAYING SOAP.
, This Soap is made from pure and clean
- (trials, containing no adulteration of any kind,
miare the most delicate fabric, and is
1 - * % 1 r. an il Til it
know what has becotwe of the mono j, and i S „ Oantaas, Octobar 4 and ; gnunrt b. th. taiw, P»we^. |
ous and eruptive diseases
by the disenfectai
Salve. In fact, it is here anu
« ^'*5
erof Maggie. -- ; warranted equal to two pounds ordinary
. .a.. -• e. —•*■ — — *"*- 1 5OTICE.—None ee—-- . - . .
T-adc mark around each pot or box, signed by
ao. tacn oar is ^ j POB J. MAGGIEL, New lork, to counter-
w here all others fail. V tutelar "TiSTc^^i^g felafaertions for use, pnn- felony. , .
Chilblains, Cuts ana all abrasions o. l j?- ' ^ | ^ m y l f ri;^K an d German. Aek-yonr grocer, 1 D v all respectable dealers m medicines
• 1 for - B. T&kbbiw’s Soap,” and tako-so other, j the CniV--d States and Canadas, at
B. f. BABBITT for box or r^t.
k 74 Washington ] * - -
s*., New York, 1
TJiE “W* aOID^XJJr Ar'
ft cash.*' We" wfll keep constantly on
band < .** - ’
ltuHt concord buggies,
at once Fand the usual comconiitanta of this most j same formcrlv sold by Mr. Woodruff and
distressing disease are removed. These reme- j wb ; cb be came sti tftAvrifSaOy ■frcpliTif alt tbroogn
dies are made from the purest j vw-fc'fC’/riCK. a3 the best Buggy in nse.
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
Thev will uot harm the most 'delicate female,
and can he giveu with good effect in prescribed
doses to the youngest babe.
FOB CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And eruptions of the skin the SALVE is most
invaluable. It does not heal externally alone,
but penetrates with the most searching effects to
the very root o? thererit
DR. MAGGIEL’S PILLS
INVARIABLY CUKES THE FOLLOWING DLSEASES I
Headache,
Indigestion,
Asthma,
Bowel Complaints.
Coughs,
C'oMh.
Chest Diseases,
Costiveness,
Dyspepsia,
DiafTbufe,
Dropsy,
Debility,
Fever and Ague,
Skin Diseases,
Iufiucnza,
inflr.miirAtion,
Inward Weakness,
Liver Complaint,
Lowness of Spirits.
Ringworm.
Rheumatism,
Halt Rheum.
Scalds.
Keep constantly on hand ,
. Sugar,’
Coffee,.
Tea,
Starch,
Soda/
CZhdieti,
Flour,
Meal,
Mack ere I,
Molas^H,
Vinegar,
Tobacco
and
Segars:
In short, a complete assortment of both
flaaiatios V^IStaple & Fancy Groceries.
„ x-r.T-r? .,wi SIN HORSES, can UBittr- I ... J
' For TWO, FOUR and SIN HORSES.
■ nisfay*! by special order.
Ad,lr€rt T'()M O LINS0N. DEMARESTCO*
620 Broadway,”^ Yo
wb« excuee -l~ dsn*° 0 ^7aKjg.iss
11]pt wncrc «ili ouicrh ^ . » *• • ..i-..nLr.^_r.
Livfkpool. October 3.—The market for cot
ton is firm. Middling uplands are quoted _
l5d. Sales 16,000 bales. .. peV'box. ’ ' j BMdW «. I ~ Setember My.
EACH BOX CONTAINS 12 PILLS.
ONE PILL 13 A DOSE.
nuine withont the engraved
SUBSCRIBER.
p g. All our sister town* and cities
have rot onlj enclosed the graves of pur
lifead, bat have beautifiLHl them with evef-
greeoi ao long since that they are
places to be proud of-
London. October 8.—Consols are worth
Five-twenties 16J—so reads the dispatch.
Chilblains, Cuts ana all aurasions oi l !r-
Maggiel’s Salve is ioMUble
MiGHitL. 11 Pine \ori f
gep.l-52-!2m.
June 16-12m,
ork.
L ost or iytolbn about ist of july,
J866, one note of hand originally for
$-500 00 with a credit for $2Q0.00. Said note
was dated December 28, 1865. and due one
daj after date, an! given by F. W. Baggerley
to me. All persons are warned against trading
for said note, as it was lost or stolen.
H N. POWELL.
Aug-18-Sa _ -.'t'**
AlkPj>n band ,
Powder,
^ Sliot,
' i Cups,
^ .ijardwarp^
Cutlery,
Wooden Ware,
etc., etc., etc. r -
Will pay the highest market price for Cone*
try Produce.
Oar Stock is new and just from the market
May 12-35-60*. JNO. A. HILL k CO,
