About The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1865-1887 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1866)
\.v IV A;, exchange says: “English newn (fin' iifujmm &?ralu. V- M t - _ ! ers ns before.” HEWN AN, GEORGIA. Saturday JSornin£ November 3,1666. papers do : orlh paying For Judge Tallapoosa Circuit. the steam- [Election Is/ Writhwhy in January j D. T. Randall, lii'Viile. Kv. w. B. Warren. I.o.ri-viilc. K>. TU A »>x i Ii this be so. the publication of tbe fact may be of some interest to persons buying or , selling..cotton, Tl.% uiil know that the WHISKERS 0. "ONTKZ' WHISKERS! T>* I'inJ'il" 1 , || r . ‘itCll * i rT PROVED DENTISTS Y. StS-'Tc arc authorized to announce that iOi 8:«£T5ISS SEW I Vulcanized India Rubber Plates the present incumbent, Hon. L. H. FEATHER- ~-j ^ vc* «=■** *» «=. > _ _ . _ —- t . r - , _ ..... HTOS i» a candidate for Jadge of the S«pe-! {SM J Uf ^AY j | prices pClfce. Liverpool market, transmitted to ! r *-' r Court of tTie faT!.>*fdosa Circuit. Elec- \ %r $ \ i* *~r C% *5 i T?OR Lightness^chanlhlMS^nd perfect adap ts. 'liC.dnj- ^jf sales, are Ib.iscd not upon j ** on Dt Wednesday in January nest, t-tde. • f ji tatiou to the parts upon wluciiit reposes, ■ ii,|i ■" . ’ < Quick Sales and Small Profits *••><* *«»< SALMONS, JOHN S. WARD, Atlanta. Nashville. Tenn. Here is !! J. E. JONES R. 8. BIRCH. iturned.ate intelligence concerning the crop ' tfiii r ecf‘ij<0, Ac., in this country, but upon the iu- ! rroun. the greatest [formation of :l fortnight previous. ji _ : n the world, will force .rrow fm the smoty, p'st race j A numi)er of flush Georgians rccArijv got ; fail. " >mple fi-r : into trouble at Washington. A ,dUpv«-tch "from : -irons of testing . that city says: ** It is state,! that several »lavs known to f-.-o to anv one. '■ ' ::keyes&co. iu mrr' Address, j 8-3m. f« Nassau St., N. Y. SALMONS & WARD, (Successors to Salmons. Simmons A Co. I c men. whose only offense seen,-,! t</be that Commission AflercllSJltS, GrOCerS tiii-y h.-td large sums gf yjoney with them. the pince per cent. to save 10 Live und Let Live. Wc w il! show you at t .e Store formerly ., 5UP ie<l by Hilton, Allen & IIanvey, r’r, ellvilic St., " new nnd attractive „f STAPLE & FANCY »RV n Ins: CLOTH 1X0, CI.OTUS & Ssimbbks! ladies & cents HOOTS & SHOES 1 , l so n j irgc and well selected Stock of finable Millenery Goods AND WHOLESALE PEALEiiS IX ago a detachment of police y often i» gf a Over -Sl08,0o0 in gold a,.d hil ver coin were found on their persons, la-sides numerous chunks of gold and silver ore. They stated to . . , T , the officers that they had liecn mining in Mon- Comer >\ hltmll Slid Al?9ama StteetST,' C tana since 185!*, that on their way home they - .= U x (DDTOJT-EY YJL0‘2"uZ?. : A* lEFxL* cS? Oo- ? —AT— ~ x 5 - — r sj _ . :y stopped and had their precious metals coined, and that they were now en route lor their homes in the Suite of Georgia. They were according ly dismissed from custody.’’ for Fall of an : D d Winter wear. t . . ' Wc have, secured the services experienced, tasteful, and fashionable Mi j Jjl sHl>, who will fit and make Dres- 1CS anil Cloaks; also trim, make and re model ilonoets and Hats. Tendering many tkanks to our Cnsto- ure tin in we will Arc up to our General Me Laws.—We are gratifed to be able to state that this distinguished cl-'. ener- ;il of the (mfederate service, and ;ci e.-.teemed fellow-citizen, and Clerk, elect, of the Superior Court of this county, has received from Presi dent .Johnson, through tIre hands of General lson v a full and free pardon. 1 he mends of General McL mere, as moito - J. M. BllUNN. Kewnan, Ga., Sept. ^.'(received at the Book Store, Cross’ /.I,. Chart. Macoy’s Masonic Manual, and a F1 , w ,l ilh ,;ortinent of other valuable books. Nov. 3 It. Mr. Scagu A Reliable Merchant. wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant, Atlanta, advertises in this day’s Ilemhl. Mr. S. lias for fourteen years past j , .me ted with the trade of the Gate j:. x ;<1 ..| by Ids energy, liberality and strict r jty has justly earned an enviable position tiHioag the merchants of the South. jik a always succeed. Such The mends of General Mcl-aws;throughout the country will be rejoiced to hear tnat by this action of the President, the General has been restored to the duties and emoluments of his office, of which he lues for several months been deprived under orders from the War De partment.—Chroti. <t‘ Sentinel Facts vs. Theories- “ Give me a place to rest my lever on, Archimedes, “and I will move the w ATLANTA,. GA., Have now ia store and to arrive 500 sacks choice Yellow Corn, 500 “ “ White Corn. 100 barrels of all grades of Flour, 75 barrels of Sugar, 75 sacks Rio Coffee, 500 sacks A irginia Salt, 100 best brand New York Cheese, 30 casks H2ms.‘ Shoulders, Rib and Clear Sides. 100 boxes Star and Adamantine Candles, i 30 barrels of Cuba Syrup, reboiled, 50 boxes Soap, And many other articles in our line. All of which we will sell at the lowest whole sale prices. Orders solicited. SALMONS A WARD, Corner Whitehall and Alabama St. October 27-8-3m. fHAAS 5 OLD STAND,!?!. T. J. HOLLIS,fi! w .^^y and comfort ij has. do equal; for du rability no superior. Call.at my office and ex .mine specimens, comparing them with _r dd or silver pT ’te. andnr.ike ytmr own eh off. I . ill cases when civ work fails, to give sa‘i;- : ,-n en ch :rge will be made. Charges for xiracting, plugging, and all plate work mod erate. _ . • . f-uY-OMce in Mascu'c Building, No. 4, np stairs. . .' i. WM. T. COLE, Dentist JONES & BURCH. Are now established at the old References: M. P. Kellogg, Dr. C D. Smith, Rev. F. M. Daniel, Dr. X. B. Cal It pan. Dr. R. L. Y. Long, Rev. Janies Stacy. prescutc’l with A (T bios'.ty.—AVc have been J tato, grown from a slip, by Capt. of this, city, and weighing two ounces. There are lour and their united appear- a Spanish ] .Toliit W. Bowel gvc pounds ant I;| rg• - po tatoes Til oiic. is V,TV singular. Aside from its unusual formation,'it would be difficult to obtain one excec ling it in weight. Nnv Dm <J Store.—Dr. C. I). Smith wants calls from all who wish fresh and genuine Prugs. He may be found at bis old stand. ]) om ,t forget this fact- /-ia sloe!; is entirely new, end all (/cods arc u arrnnlol to be of the best quality. TV prescription department will be superin- teruletl by Dr. Smith himself, ami from his skill H i l( l ( xpcricnce will no doubt give satisfaction. Tin; Doctor has some No. 1 cigars, and "take. Give him a <'aTT. t',i,:\r Cash Store. - Mr. P. V. Cuttino, at DodiYsold stand, lias just received a full stock of piv Goods, Groceries, Yankee Notions, et". Uivc him a call. Sec advertisement. ' says orld.” “ Give me pure and unadulterated drugs,” says Medieus, of the olden time, “and I will cure disease.” In one sense, both of these learned pundits were the veriest charlatans. They knew there was no place to rest their lever on, either to move the world or cure disease. Mechanism 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,” Ac. But these latter days have borne ffnio us something more than even superslition 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-dav, and all the old time notions become as bubbles in the sun, and burst and break with every breath we draw, Let Archimedes shoulder his lever and we will find a resting place for it to move the world. Let mine ancient Medieus pant and toil no more for the drugs he sorely needs, for we have them at our hand, ever ready to serve them at his beck. Refined in the laboratory of Dr. Maggiel, the finest materials known in the medical profes sion arc obtainable t by any one. llis Bilious, Dyspeptic, and Diarrhea Pillsstand unrivalled, and his Salve operates with magical effect up on burns, scalds and all soresand ulcers of the skin. In fact, we thinic Maggiel’s Pills and Salve are the wonder or this century, artd we are uo happy in the thought that many others of our brethren of the craft agree witn us. We would earnestly counsel that all (amities provide themselves with Dr. Maggiel’s Preparations at onc«, ,tnd keep lucin ready at hand, so as to use tnem at the most opportune time and as occasion serves—Valley Sentinel. Sept. 11, I860—lru-ly. L' OST OR STOLEN ABOUT 1ST OF JULY, 18GG, one note of hand originally for $500.00 with a credit for $200.00. Sail note was dated December 2S, 18'75. and due one daj after date, ani given by F. \V. Baggerley tome. All personsare warned against trading ! Stock: all ot which we will sea as lo runsnoiu Jo A j i |i; n b ‘sooud lit JoqHa piosjopun oq 0} jot! pouutuojop OJU AAV Great Inducements & Bargains. \Ye respectfully invite the attention of all persons who desire to purchase Goods ;.t prices surpassingly low, to our Stock of FALL & WINTER GOODS, Pry Goods. Ladies Ulotli Cloaks F.mcy Articles, Nubias, Clothing, Shawls, Boots & Shoes, Balmoral Skirts, Groceries, Itibons, Notions all kinds, Silks, Ac., And all Goods generally found in a mixed TESTIMONIALS. News.vn. Ga.. July l'it'n. 18G6. Dr. TV. T. Cole made for tne an upper s^t of Vulcanized Rubber Teeth, which for their neatness, lightness and perfect adaptation to the mouth. L have no hesitancy in saying that 1 prefer them to any other kind. Ami tor :heir durability I have the utmost confidence. J. J. PlXSOX. N'ewxax, Ga , Ju’y 20th, l8fif>. It is with the gre-.test pleasure that 1 bear testimony of the Artificial Teeth manufactured for me by Dr. W. T. Cole. They tire light and free from anv cavities where particles of food might lodge." The fit is excellent, and ..i point ,,f workmans!) p superior to anything ot the kind I have ever see -. Mrs. Wit. M. Rev.xoi.ds. Where they have on hand a general assortment of Goods adap ! ed to the wants of the Trade; tn addition to their former stock ot Groceries and Hard-Ware, They now have on hand a new supply of STAPLE & FAMIt LEY GOODS; AH kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Our friends from the country will find it to their interest to giv# us a trial [Dec. 30-17-ly. for said note, a Aug-l8-3m. it was lost or stolen. II X. POWELL. To Cotton Planters & Buve s. tEYTE Represent, the House of \\ iiso.y, Cal- \\ i, a way A Co.. No. 44, Broad Street, X. York, and bre prepared to make liberal advan ces; at the lowest rates, on Cotton in the field unit that re art for shipment consigned to them. We have made fb‘e above arrangement with this house because wc kuou them personally and can vouch for their responsibility anti promptness in business. ORME A FARRAR, Cotton Brokers, Grocers A Com. Merchants, Sep 22-3m; Marietta St. Atlanta, Ga. house in Newiian. Our assortment of mn Jill) t*;f \Vo have been informed that a Union J-vague has been organized in this county. W e know nothing of the number of members. Letter from Judge Lumpkin- -The La dies’ Home- The Press - of Georgia and elsewhere, arc high'.v commi'iidatovv of the good, taste, anil; the mo . 1 • ' . . ♦ ... tlllc mHi 1 A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine Dr. Maggiel is the founder of a new Medical System ! The quantitarians, whose vast inter nal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze the bowels, must give precedence to the man who restores health and appetite, with from one to two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures tv and typographical neatness of this attractive periodical. AU who have seen specimens ot litis literary journal, will concur in tins testi mony 'I he citizens of the “Gate ( itv may well be proud of it as one ol their institutions. The object of this notice is not to praise tins valuable paper it needs no tribute lromme — but to Call attention to the fact that Uncle Dabney P. Jones, of Palmetto, is one of the agents" for the Ladies’ Home. Subscriptions^ therefore', through him, will confer on him a personal benefit, in this his great time ot need. 11.. is also agent for the sale, in Fulton and Coweta counties, of McKenzie’s Ten Thousand Rtveipes- published only by subscription—and said, by these who have carefully examined it, to lie the most useful cyclopedia of domestic wood feist virulent sores with a box or so of his e’fruf and all hcaTTng Salve. Those two great specifics of the Doctor are fast superce ding all the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Extraordinary cures by Maggiel s Pills ami Salve have opened the eyes of the public to the inefficiency of the (so called) remedies of others, and upon which people have so long blindlv depended. Maggiel’s Pills are not ot the class that are swallowed by the dozen, and of which every box full taken creates an abso lute necessity for another. One or two of Mageiid’s lhlls suffices to place the bowels in pert et order, tone the stomach, create an ap petite, and render the spirits light and buoy ant ! There is no griping, and no reaction iu the form of constipation. If the liver is affec ted, its functions arc restored : and if the ner- "~'OR SALE 200 CoilsGreenleaf A Todd Mills’ Rope. 50 Bales heavy India Bagging, Sep 22-3-3m. Bv ORME A FARRAR. AVY Stock of Groceries and Provis- ous on hand, and for sale ■p 22-3-3m. By OR-dS A FARRAR A HE. [\ ion Sen 22 O RDERS and Consignments solicited, By ORME A FARRAR. Sep 22-3-3m. SDOif 31S30 Is larger than ca:i be found tins side of Atlanta, and will be sold low for Casn. V. c c respectfully invite you to call and see ns and wc will do our best to please in atten tion and prices. 11 AND ALL & CO. Oct 20-7-If. Ne’.vxaX, Ga., July Ifith, I860. H iving procured from Dr. W. T. ( ole a tub set of Upper Teeth—Vulcanized Rubber—I trke pleasure in recommending this plan ot Dentistry to the public as being superior to as anv j either Gold or Silver Plate, in consequence cl beau:v of finish, lightness, comfort, economy, .vs 1 the fact that tl ey are much more easily cleansed and kept so than the former. Mrs. J. P. G. Redwine. Newsv v . Ga., July — >d, Having trie ! Dr. i t ie’s Vulcanized Teeth, I- unhesBatirigly sta-e that I prefer them to all others 1 have tried, from their durability, cheapness and cleanliness, together pleasant, perfect fit to the mouth. Sept. S-l-tf. dik Mrs. Jottx Ray. C IT E A P 0/aE)lG 8ll0ini a USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. will cure Dyspepsia. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. fivaTMt will cure Liver Complaint and all species of Indigestion. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. will cure Intermittent Fever and i Fever and Ague,' and all periodical disorders. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STO.VIACH bitters. knowledge extant. 1 am book lont.mm .uai ; pvgtem 5g fee ble, it is invigorated. Tins five bund.cd pages, and thue mscaru lv a ■ »l oilalicv makes the medicines very desira- jeet of domestic economy upon which n does . t J Wt , nt , nf dclicale females. Ulcer- no t treat. is the not....... daughters, who are able— every bus Dana or young wives—and lovero. funrish a copy ot oiie t'r both of these publications to the ob- eets of tlicir affection. It will be a liu more valuable -unvnir. particularly in our condition, than any article of chess or ornament ot jewel ry—however gaudy. Allow me in conclusion, to kindly suggest to the friends of Temperance, throughout the oouutrv, to contribute of their abuut.anee if spared"to them something to eiothe ami tee 1 this apostle of teototalism. lvcmcm vr Peace has its triumphs as well as Mar, am while the heroes on the battlefield receive a na tion’s gratitude, let not those be left to starve who have spent the prime of thhn nfe in bat- t'.eing against the *.11 destroyer ot the human ' *v,> fo e of God and man—killing the fatnuv . " ' ‘"lo w thousands of kvk-s avM demmng v— ( " 5 >ul>t Uueid are our race—Int.-mpt iance ! No — ^ land, manv happv families throughout • cc- vvhose lmsltand.s, lathers and s'ie. U!’ 1 -’. ... claimed from the lowest depthsoi dnmsenij .. and degradation, through the instrumentality of this “old man eloquent. By a:, suen he will never lie,forgotten in time nor eternity. Resncctfullv, ’ Jos. Hi-nf.y LrMPKis- These wishing to subscribe ‘ or tho PM>e r «r iK-vk can leave tjiciv names at bookstore 'U n ek- Dalnvy would like to employ sub-agents for Coweta and Fulton counties. where all others fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts ana all abrasions of the skin Macrgiel’s Salve is infallible. Sold by J. Maggiel, 11 Pine Sucet >Jevv \ork, and by- all Druggists, at 25 cents per box. Sep.l-52-l2m.ij IflARRIED, Tn Newnan, Ga.. on Wednesday- morning, the Slst of October, by Rev. James Stacy, Capt. W'ixfield Woolf, of Marengo county. Ala., and Miss Mary IpaJPixsos, eldest daughter of J. J. Pinson. Commercial Intelligence. XEWNAN NXARKET. Friday, November 2.-Ourquotations below -orrect state of the retail market. ket has been dull during is 20 cents ex- GkXERAL Gu.VXT’s Ol’IXiOX OF COXFEDERATE Generals. — A Radical newspaper reporter who narrates a long conversation which he says he held with.Gen. Grant in Cincinnati, reports Gen. Grant as saying that be could *• r ide through the South and get cut on a platform and shake hands in friendship with such men as Lee, Johnston and Forrest.because, though they had been almost educated into secession, they come now truly honest and local iu their adherence to the Union, and were seeking to strengthen it.” Whether Gen. Grant said this or not, there can be no ques tion that he wen Id say it if he had occasion to His sentiment? toward? such men as Lee. .Johnston and Forrest were pretty well ex- pxi-.ibit th Tne Cotton esu the week. The top b( the market to-dn> The quotations should be understood •“» elusive of tax. Nearly all other marae-s are quoted to incuide the tax. 0 1 25 0-~ l ^12.00 5516 00 % LOr ' ...... ’ 30 (<i Coffee.— a Sugar.— — Bagging-—per yard. Rope.—per pound... Ceeese.—per pound Prints.—per yard... Ikgx.—per • Salt-—Liverpool per sack...- will give immediate relief in Colic and Flux. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. will cure Costivencss. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. £gg“Tt is a mild and delightful iuvigorant for deli cafe females. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. is a safe JAnti-biliou? Alterative arid Tonic for all family purposes. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. jr.Nj“Tt is a powerful recuperant' after the frame has been reduced fin'd attenuated by- sickness. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. JS-gfU is an excellent r??t;zer as we;l as strengtbener o» the digestive fo^ce^. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. is desirable alike as a correc ivc an J. J. PINSON Is back airain at his old stand on the Last side of the Public Square, in front of the Court House, with a complete -STOCK GOOm\ purchased exclusively fur CASH ami vvnli great care with the view of delving competi tion as lo prices, quality and styles of gout’s. His stock consists of every article in active demand in nearly every department of mer chandize. He has Cheap Calicoes, Ghee.]) Homespun,birached and unbleached, Cheap Flannels and Kerseys, Cheap Goods for Pantaloons, Cheap Dry Goods Generally, Cheap Hats and Shoes, Cheap Sugar and Coffee, Cheap Bagging and Rope. But why enumerate, as everybody knows what sort of a stock of Goods he keeps. Purcha sers, if they will consult their interest, will examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. He is anxious to show his goods, whether he sells them or not. lie intends to conduct his business on the ‘‘Live and Let Live” principle, so as to have all who favor lr.ai with their patronage to say, if you want the worth of your money bay goods of October 0-2ra. J- J- PINSON. A NSW AND GRAND EPOCH —IN— MEDIC XjSTE! SR, HIrtTr01 a.T S PILLS AND SALVE i Delicate Females read the following: L, t the suffering and diseased read the foilow- j. t all who have been given up by Doctors, and spoken of as incurable, read the following. Let all who can believe facts, andean have mull in evict-n&!, read the following: Know all Men ey tiie.se_Puesents, Tnat on tins; the 20th day of June, in the year of our .. A lSCij, personally came Joseph Haydnek, to m. Known as such, and being duly sworn, depos- - tl as follows : That ho is the sole GencL\ii.;Y-vnt fin-the United.States and depev.dencTcs thereof for pr*;!Mrations or medicines known as 3ia*«- gill’.. Pills and Sai.v”, and that the f*>U»>vy.m«, Certificates a^e vi-riiatim copies, to the best oi his kno wledge and belief. JL . JAMES SMEITRE, f, s' L Notary Ihiblie, ( —i Wall Str.aeL Now York. V. R. To-mmey, J- S- Stewart, Formerly of Columbus, Ga. Of Oxford, Ga. Prof. G. J. Orr, of Oxford, Ga. mm, STEWART &0RR Atlanta, Ga., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hard-Ware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Building Materials, Cutlery, Pistols, Guns, Gun Materials; Hollow Ware, Wood Ware, Willow Ware; Carriane & Biuffiy Materials. O OuJ Keep constantly on hand a good assortment j of ail articles unuFy kept in their line. Also, Leather, Harness; Cotton Yarns, See., Sec., See. Come and price tlieir goods or send in your orders. They believe they can do a good part by their customers. Come and try them! May 27-37-12m*. ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS. AND IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY —o— Porter, Butler & Co., Proprietors, —o Prepared to manufacture and Repair MISllffil, SUCH AS HORSE JrsF., 1st, 1866. Du Mygghx: I take my pen to write yon of mv "rout relfef. and that the awful pain in my 3 i.je Ins left me at last -thanks to vonr medicme. Oh, Dee tor, how thaitlifol I am that I can* get some sleep. 1 can never write itenongn. 1 thank vou again, and am sure that you are reall.v the h-iemf of all sufferers. I could not help wining to vou, and hope yon will not take it amiss. JAMES MYERS, 116 Avenue D. EDDLEMAH & BATIKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX Boots, Shoes, Leather, Shoe makers* Tools, Pegs, &c.; ALSO .. e MAaUFACTUERS (Jp BOOTS fi SIT0E3, Cl3.orols.oo Elocls., Peacli-Tree, Atlanta, Ga. Keep always on hand a complete Stock of Goods gigy-Coiintrv Merchants are invited to ex amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. April 14-32-tf. Portable k Statiohary Steam Engines k Boilore, Grist and Saw Mill Machinery, Aq. ALSO, Iron nnd Brass Castings, Building Fronts, Iron Railing, Mill Castings, Sugar Mills and Boilers, Pipes,. Pulleys, Car Whetll Railroad Cadfings cf every description. f ‘ ‘ i X * Patterns Made to Qrdet. Saws Re-Toothed ,j- Gummed in the best manrur. promise faithfully to execute all orders with punctuality, and guarantee satis faction. Terms favorable. At the old stand of Jnifcos Xj. Durming, AT SAATA, GEORGIA. June 23-45-Gm. FORCE'S SHOE HOUSE. WKitcliail, St. 3 Atlanta, Ga. SIGN OF BIG BOOTM^i H AVE On hand the largest and best stork of Boots and Shoes ever brought to this market and as they come direct from the eastern Manufactories will be offered to coun try Merchants at New York prices -freight -ddeu. B. W. Force, fornrerir "f Charleston, b. L., ill be pleased to see his former customers. Oct 20-7-l2m. This is to certify that L was discharged from the armv with a Chronic Diarylima, and have bem cured by Dr. Maggiel’s Pilli-v- - - - WiLBON HARVEY, 27 Pitt Street. N«tv York, April 7t’i, IHGtJ, The following is an interesting case of a man T''y R FARMER may be f employed in an Iron Fountlrv, who, in pouring | p Newnan. Where he melted iron into a flask that was damp and wet, caused an explosion. The nit Rod iron was thrown around 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; - New York, Jan. 11, 1866. MV name is Jacob.Hardy ; I am an Iron Fonn- de"r; I was badly Bn/ned by hot iron in Nwcmber last: iiiv burns healed, but I hatl a running soro on my leg that would not heal; I tried Maggiel s .Salve, and it cured me in a few weeks. This is all true, and anybody can now see me at Jack son's Ironworks, 2d Avenue. J. HARDY. 110 Goerick street. MATT. T. HAOElf, Nashville, Ten». GUR EQUALIZER! Gc X-iTlE N/-J —and — I TV. B. BERRY & CO., HOUSE TXT * Yjxp X X eoiissioyp rpIIANKrUL for rite liberal patronage here- i J. to'ere ’oesfowc'C v*V h .ye the plyayrre oi i informing tiie citizens ;tud pi inters of I oweta i and the adj Ini g ■ «cs that we have asso- i j elated with US Col. GeorLro II. G rmical, j attend to receiving, wt-igiiiug, Nrin- i ping an l Sc.l.ng t.CiiuQ at Berrv's l ire Proof Ware-House. Extracts from. Various Latters. “I had no appetite; Maggiel’s Pills gave me a hearty one.’’ “ Tour Pills are marvellous. “ I send for another box, and keep them in the ’’Yr. 'Iaggiel lias cured mv headache that was chronic. ’ . . , , - 1 gave half of one of your pu*s to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well iu a day.” . ... “Mv nausea of a morning is ttowcurcit. “Yrtii- box of JLxggikl’s Salve cured me of noises in the Jr ud. a rubbedsonHinf your Salve behind mv ears, and the noise left. “.Send Yae two boxes; I want one for a poor familv.” . . . . “ I’enclose a dollar: yosnr price, l! %> cents, out i’»e medicine to me is wqr‘4 r - iilar - jiul me five boxes of your Pills. “Let me have three boxes of your Salve oy return mail-” I “avc over Two Il-imlrcd sud: Testirn-emils as but want cf space ♦'* J’;" 1 ' J. aiAu'oIHL, 31. D. R FARMER may be found at his office in treats all forms of Eheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, &c. Tlic instrument is in fact applicable to. the treatment of all diseases, acute and ch r onic. His machine is a recent scientific inven.tfoff, and is one of the greatest discover of ■_ t j ,( k age. Dr. Farmer has many testimonials of its wonderful merit. No .'.rugs are given and no pain inflicted. A!1 who suffer are requested to cull and five him a trial. His office 13 in the Drug Store of Dr. 0. D. Smith, on the South side of the Public Square, where Dr. F. may be found at allhours. LOct. lo-b-tf. TIIE TOMLINSON, I EMARES l CO. 620 Broadway, Now York, Have associated with them Mr. W. W. Woodruff, Formerly an Extensive Dealer iri _ Cai'i'iatirGs and 33ugp;ies, Ar- can Corn.—White Mixed or Yeilov Other Markets. New York? Nov. 1.—Gold. Ui. Cotton firmer, on account Ot repoi s ot mild Cathartic. USE EDWARD WILDER'S STOMACH BITTERS fc^As it is being da.lv us i *nd prescrib ed ty aU physicians, as UK, formula w.h c handed any regular graduate. EDAVARD WILDER. Sole Proprietor, So. 215 Main Street, Harhis Front, Louisville, KentncLj. t^-Tov sale by all dealers everywhere. We trust bv fair dealing and close Rttentioc a i u? business lo mciui a thare o. p.* a ... ~ - ■ _ V. 1 . 1 ■ S.copu : •- - ■ ; ' firm iff A Si a.mah and > And wifi nrrulitre advances .or t.io^e a-.--ti.nc | it. Charges mou'-raio.. - Newnr.n, Ga., Oct. t ! M VTG T EL’3 PIIJ1.S AND HALVE y.j .miversal in i heir effects, and a cure be almost always guaranteed. FOR BLCP >Uri DISEASES V a:.’-- emi be mare’ pr-,-la-r.:ve of enretnan W ■ i . tmagiei i3 : ace i felt U;,’. and’.lit ’i- I. .com :;.uitanT30r UUitmitet ■ loss . . - - ■ • y J - a r-_‘ ;DU*i*-* li'ojfi Ujj purt -->i TEGZTABLi: CUjIPOUXD.S. Ttiev wiii not harm the most d-lieate female, ail i can be given w.:hga-.-l.-:i-.-ct m pre^nbed X.S---C to the yo ::-g st bao for cutaneous disorders And ernpimas of I not •• rzi exlernaiiy aioii . " "mgrates witn the ;nostseat-cuing effects t“ of tii- evil. JXO. A. HILL, 1). P. WOODROOF, Newnan. Ga. JNOV A. HILL & CO.. Grocers and Commission Merchants, North Side Public Square, NEWNAN, GEORGIA, Keep constantly on band Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Starch, Soda, Candles, Flour, Meal, Mackerel, Molasses, Vinegar, Tobacco ^c|ar8; In short, a complete assortment of both Staple & Fancy Groceries. Also on band Powder, Shot, Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Wooden ^Yare. etc.,, etc., etc. Will pay the highest market price for Cou« try Produce. Our Stock is new and just from the market JNO. A. HILL k CO. May 12-36-6m. wmmmm *T GRIFFIN AND ATLANTA f GA. »,- „ f-Y.ii'lvm-a Merchants and V -h Honth/by -wholesale or retail, A. of Carriages, Buggies or Planta- B T. BABBITT’S LABOR-SAVING SOAP. . 'Tli in Soap is made from pure and clean materials, ce/nt(lining no adult(o'utvjn of any kind, will not injure the most delicate fabric, and is especially adapted for woolens, winch will not shrink after being washed with this Soap. It ma v be used in hard or salt water. Jt.ydff remove paint, grease, tar and stain^pf^J ii.ndH. Ona nound warranted equal to two pounds ordinary familv.soap. Directions sent with each bar for making.three gallons handsome soft soap from one pound of tTiis Soap. Each bar is wrappe-d in a circular containing full directions for use, pnn- Utd- h? Eoglu-h and German. Ask your grocer for ‘ B. T. Babbitt’s ^/^ndteke no other. ”■ *• i6, ” pnc;*.t H-.- * o.»* - Wc will ktep on iYfiptOWNSoAf Mitt Saved By : pressed in his teTms of surren ier, which were frost in Georgia, endorsed and ap^oved by t he G-avcnnv.em ^ Salfs 0 f 3,500 bales, than, and are endorsed and u h pror.-. lj lae .- Govt rcaent a 3 <J «R who-support it now. J Middlings o9 to 41 cent- &2T“For sate wholesale or re tad V » Aimii SIRS..; a i. v.v. ATLAXTA, : F - “ t *' ^ctrt-er 20-7-8ur» ; Wilkinson, Yilsoa a 1* COTTOH FACTORS t —A ND — General C ominiosion Irlerchants.; . . {ir th< ,-ri.a-ea-dr..- tat - • • ■ Coltcxi DomcsR” 3, {ITLiboral Advaiices uivic cn vou- siguui:-2.h£F^ 3 S -uhlar.rs Lower Uo. j c U. B Wjlki verv ro: DR. 5L\GGHiL'S BILLS • ; : CTG MKEASH3 : Ua..-LL-, j P'kg'-F-'ifi. luff': ‘P"*• Intlim.iiV i-m. • Inward Weakness.* JLive-r Cutinpiami, L »waesa of m, lit. umamra, Salt iff euni, S-.-airi-i. A-thuit. Bovs e .»uph«, C’1 Ch.-st Di-s ises. Gu-ri e:. es, !>•; .«-t.-, D. ,f.N-= a, I r - : .~y- Cngm.hcd.ox » B T _ BABBITT’S TUBE CONCEN- "'■ ' i If ITT CONCORD DUO GTE?, j u, trated potash or soap ma- 1 v- Wivei-uff arid , KER. Warranted double tils strength of common li ,ra.I tLr OT5 t. -j.L.ii I. T»fime A».y • t Ue Sourh, a.-s th.- l>est Buggy m *Vs7"OODBUJTx F- ver Ague, . . itoX COXTAIXS 12 TILLS. ONE 1-ILL !3 A LOSE. or:,- \ :,s ■■ .• • , YY STREET E AY ANN AH, GA. T , MAGGILLiNvW tart, _io cGttiitcr- - :.oi Ne-,vn-.:..Gr. f< »feit wuiAdealers in’ medSci: ea .. r-jvriy of Gkeffuskee a ^ A’AeMat the UMied SUtea and Can.-me. at V..> , - re -D- I ^ douts por box or pot. firm of - T •• - ma- . 5,^:. g-tf. lev in the markat. Pnt up in —— . -,e pounds, 3 pounds, & pounds and 12 full directions in English and German for making liard and soft soap. One pound will nuketif- tec-u gallons (A Boft Soap. No hme is rtcm recL t , m ««a tL.chg ? ..t ft** SoTtSfe ts, 67,66, S3,70,72174 June 17-12n_. PLAVliWOX WA«OSS! ig For TWO, Font «4 BE HOUSES, «'■>’ ’ ’.r- ; ’SSSiirig'Lm’lRtSS™ UlSSTd to™ nish -tl bv fjpt-cial order. B. T. BABBITT, 0 ! N*o«= iV4. 65. 6%67 CA CP, To, 72v7i Wa^mgton Bt., 1 ‘ Junk l€-42m. NewA.mk. . uish -d by spe Addr- ss at: ■ ruertj ».,e •j.A ‘ a uu-ih. lr. Jtxne 16 -tomunson. DEMABESTCO 6-12m, .520 Broadway, - r. iork.
