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THE SLEEPING GIRL.
ed as fictions, and, like the
oraauce, founded on the af-
some cccentiic individual,
inoiutual subject, whether
10 phisical misfortune or
nal psycological condition,
ng *beauty presents a study
MISS SUSAN GODSEY.
in Obion county, WcstTen-
i was afflicted. When eight years
ge she was attacked with chills,
•at her. lie had tried several
*s, but failed to restore the
health — abandoned fui thcr
this morning?” To which lie
‘•The dose I have given he
ier kill or cure her, and if oi
ls had taken it we would hav
hell inside of a half an hour,
ather, ticmbling with astonish-
ar, ami maddened by the de-
lk ot murderous quackery,
the physician and beat him
In a half an hour from the
i medieiue was administered
lull into an abnormal condi-
uch lias Inen the subject of
nsntisfactory study
cians. I It-1
time her locks were of a glossy luxuri-
cuce, but came oat last summer in
consequence of lever. Though shut
out from the beauties, the joys and
pleasures of life, she is not exempt
irom ordinary diseases to which others
are liable. She baa had the measles
and also the whooping cough. Vio
lent as were the unnataral dilations
of the glottis, they were not sufficient
to disturb her sleep, during which
state the coughing was not so violent
when awake. Her usual weight Is as
ninety-five pounds, though recent neu
ralgic affections have reduced this fif
teen pounds. Her age is thirty- four,
but her face looks like that of a maid
en ot sweet sixteen. During her state
of insensibility she lies on her right
side, and no effort can change her po
sition. If turned by physical violence
to the left, her muscles immediately
rebound her like coil springs to the
other. Instantly upon awakening,
she turns on her left side as if to rest.
In consequence of retaining ‘the same
position so long, her left arm is paral
ysed up to the elbow, and destitute of
sensibility, though above this the limb
is sensitive. All of her functions are
regular in their operations as well as
well as those of a well person. Awak-
Lager Beer does
cate.
SMITH & REEKS,
Attorneys at Law,
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Savannah, - . - Cn.
IU-fcMo a. ii, 7/anscll, MUchfU and MiKtHfl 1 .
ondilion is one
ia arc so unusual
l* on record np-
r existence is no(
icli humanity cn-
used of one dark
, interspersed with
> visions of fancy, and no dreams of
’ ” ’ ‘ T " * it 8
ncant
r akin
each
silo awake from this dreamless
p, the time of returning conscious-
i be the same, even to a second
ry morn. The effort she makes
us like ouc coming from death to
for waking is accompanied by a
re contortion of the features, difli-
y in breathing, and a frown, hidi
ng great pain. During her wak-
moments her respiration is regu-
and natural, and her voice is soft
very pleasant in its tones. Bo
ning at sun up, she awakes every
r until 12 o’clock, noon, and re
us only awake six minutes. While
:cp she breathes but once in six
lutes, the respiration being accom-
jed by a violent shaking of the
d, and the inspiration as it were,
ig characterized by a rapid sucees-
i of bumming sounds, like that of a
nder valve, varying iu number
n eleven to fifteen, by which she
ates her lungs. When the sounds
each fifteen each successive effort de
ni to the number
awake-, suddenly,
>ncd manner.
During the interval ol six minutes
ng. not the slight-
at indication of pulsation can be lelt,
~ down applied to her
iign of moisture.—
, at ail times, asleep
ous twitching of the
ily, as it the nerves and orgaus were
easy an«l restless by the cruel clasp
strange fate. During these catalep-
states nothing will arouse her or
eak the dread enchantment of her
conscious sleep. A week or so ago
vhile in this condition she was thrown
lently Irom a wagon, and the fall
not break her awful slumber, nor
t she conscious
,emng, she instinctively catches her
right wrist with her left hand as she
turns licr back,and rests the right hand
ou her breast, tfince her affliction
her finger-nails and toe-nails have
never grown, anti arc the same as if
petrified in her early girlhood. This
peculiarity is all the more strange
when it is remembered that her hair
has growu as luxuriently and regular
as a healthy person’s, and kuowu that
she has grown since the fatal period
of her life, bciug now live lect in
length. Length, we say, not height,
as she has never been able to stand
since the fatal August,
Her hands are of pearly whiteness,
the right one being clasped because of
the paralytic stroke, though it can be
opeued after severe lubbitig, the fric
tion. as it were, causing a restoration
of circulation. Ilcr ban.Is arc small
and well shaped, the fingers tape w
so finely that they seem suited to the
wielding of Pbydian grace itself. De
spite the tearful ordeal to which she is
subject, her mind seems vigorous, ac
tive, and perhaps precocious during
the few brief moments ot her walkiug
state- Giving to the early date of her
misfortune, she mas debarred the ad
vantages of a good education, aud is
unable to read and write. This girl
is singularly good natured, rarely
showing any irritability. Iler wants
are easily supplied, as they are but
few, and in this respect she ’‘wants but
little here below, nor wants that little
long.” Every feature in her disease
is anomalous in character, and its giv
en condition is so strangely distinct,
yet every act, thought, desire, seuti-
nieiti, emotion, sensation and opera
tion are regulated by natural hi
the requirements of which they
form with astonishing exactness. She
is perhaps, the roost remarkable pile-
noun non ever witnessed, and before
the mysterious nature of her afflictions
the highest of human science pauses
with wonder doubt and confusion.—
Sleeping—ever sleeping — her very
life’s avenues blocked with silent in
sensibility, and the Wrecked loveliness
of joy and light, her extsti-nco comes
nearest, iu its strange helplessness,
realizing the grandly pathetic lines of
the poets mournful scoffing* of philos
ophy iu his mockery of man’s estate:
Intoxi*
- ';k
BT JOSHUA BILLINGS, ESQ. f
1 bav finally cum to the conclusion
that lager beer as a beverage is not
intoxicating.
I have been told so by a German
who said he had drunk it all n$te long
just to try the experiment, and was
obliged to go home entirely 'sober in
the morning. I have seen this Bame
man drink eighteen glasses, and if he
was drunk it was in German and no
body could understand it.
It is proper cnnfl' to state that this
man kept a lager beer salfon, could,
have no object in stating, jrbat was
not strictly thus.
I believe him to the full extent of
my ability, I never drank but three
glasses of lager in my life, and that
made my head twist as though it
was hung on the end of a string, but
t was told that it was owiug to my
bile out of place ; aud I guess that it
was so, for I never bilded over wus
than I did when I got home that nite.
My wife thot I was going to die, and I
was afraid that I shouldn’t, it seemed
tho every thing I had ever eaten in
iv life was coming to the surface ; and
believe that it my wile hadn’t pulled
off my bqots just as she did,they would
have cum thundering up too.
O, how sick I wuz ! 14 years ago
and I can taste it now.
1 never had so much experience in
> short a time.
If any man shud tell me that la^er
beer was not intoxicating, I shud be
lieve him ; but if he shud tell me that
I wuzn’t drunk that mte but that my
stumraick Was out of order,' I shud
ask him to state over a few words jest
how a man felt aud acted when he
as set up.
If I wnrn’t drunk that nite, 1 had
some of the most natural simtums that
man ever had and kept sober.
In the first place it was about SO rods
from where I drank the lager beer to
house, and I was jest over two
hours ou the road, and a hole busted
through each one of my pautaloon neez
aud didn’t have any hat, and tried to
open the door by the bell-pull and hic
cupped awfully and saw everything in
the room trying to get round on the
back side ov me aud in sitting dowu
a chair, I did not wait long enough
for it to get exactly under me when I
wuz going tound, and I Ret down a lit
tle loo soon and missed the chair about
2 inches, and couldn’t get up soon
jh to take the next one that
come along ; and that ain’t awl ; my
wife sed I wuz drunk az a beest and
I ecd before, l began to spin up
tilings freely.
If lager beer is not intoxicating
used me ni03t almighty mean, that
know.
Still I hardly think that lager beer
intoxicating, for 1 have been told
and I am probably the only man liv
er drunk cny when his liver
was not plumb.
1 don’t waut to say anything against
a harmless temperance beverage, but
if ever I drink any more, it will be with
with mi hands tied bchiud, and mi
mouth pried open.
I don’t thiuk lager beer is intoxica
ting, but if 1 remember rite, I think it
taste to me like a glass of soap suds,
that a pickle had been put tew soap
1 thins*, yet u prey to *1
Bole Judge of truth, in emllt-** error hur
The glory, jest an<l rkldlo of the world.
ivake, a
taking at the
unplaiucd of st
option.
i, she was <
ollegc of phy
i he concussion,
bruised. Upon
regular hour, she
vnes*. in the limbs,
tv the cause or time
To show her utter
:*ry sensible impress-
bc-lorc the St. Louis
ms who used every
cruel kind, such as
s, flrc-hcat, a* well as the various
>wn chemical expedients, to arouse
from this state of chronic ansesthc-
But every remedy failed ami she
s insensible to every application, af-
ward when awake complaining
v much of soreness. T he body
ned the rough treatment inflicted
the Esculaplans of the experiment-
science, but the rarml knew it not
* was so severely injured that she
ild hardly endure the travel ucccs-
y to reach homo. She wakes only
slve times lor live minutes during
She
nkea llrst at
>un up, or six o’clock in the roornin:
•cry hour until 12 noon. After
> wakes first at three o’clot
j; second at 0, then at 10. and
it 12 o’clock midnight. I
ic she wakes at 3 and 0 o’clock
norning, thence every hour un-
clock noon, which she hu« coa-
to do lor twenty-four years.—
me of her waking v as before
are regular, even to a second;
erv Wednesday morning pre-
lew minutes, during
Her diet consists of coffee, a little
ice, bread aud milk, the two last ar-
icles of food being eaten at 12 o'clock.
1 is always suggested by her tnoth-
Owiug to the total denial ofexer-
\ hei system requires but little f.*x!,
ich is never relished. Iler beauty
f no mean type. She has a singu-
expression. It is well
j large, and while they do not
. with that intense brilliancy
which flashes from those of a maniac,
have rather the calm, soft beam of
resignation and piety which we would
expect to find in a Magdalene. But
there is a glance of intelligence in
those eyes which once seen will not
soon be forgotten.
Her lisir is a dark brown color, and
she takes great pride in having it
combed aoa nicely arranged. At one
Jeff. Davis’ First Sweetheart,
There is liviug in Detroit, says an
exchange, a venerable aud respected
lady, who, to those who know her, is
the heroine of a strange story. She
may be seen almost any day on The
streets, burn ing from her tour ol shop
ping buck to her pleasant little home,
over her needle and thread, her
have full play, and memory is
supreme. She is a woman of rare in
tellect nud great cultivation a cliarm-
ersationalist nud an exempla
ry'" Christian. She has been twice
rried and twice a widow, and mv
time is drawing his silver tracing
through her hair, she moves alone
The loved ones of the past arc gone.
iutcreSts and her affections draw
oward the world of spirits. She.
in her young days, the betrothed
of Jefferson Davis. Why they
never married is not k'nowQ. She
treasures too dearly the credit of the
past to open it to other eyes. It may
be that to her near and dear ones she
tells the story. I am not among them,
and do not know it. It is certain^
however, whatever may ha vo prevent
ed the consummation of their early
plans, she and the rebel president
have never lost their regard far
other* They stilt exchange letters,
and watch over each others weifa
Two such lives, running in such ditf
cut canncls, and yet having the sym
pathy of heart aud interest, must have
much to attract each other. His lias
been a life ofsplenbidachievements
ami ignoble failures—thll ot excite
ment and thrilling episodes. Hers,
having its own vicissitudes, borne like
v woman, has beeu quiet and inobtru-
sive. but, perhaps, aa wonderful
When 1 pass her ou tue street,
her at church. I feel like running to
her and asking^or her story. I know
it would be interesting. The sweet
heart of Jettcrson Davis! Who
would not like to go back to his plot
tings for power, and his struggle
behalf of treason, and learu something
more of his boyhood, and how ho act
ed when in lov
A Cynic’s Dictionary.
Water—Clear fluid, once used as
drink.
Honesty—An excellent joke.
Tongue—A little horse that is con
tinually ruuning away.
My Dear—An expression used by
man and wife at the commencement
of a quarrel.
Bargain—A ludicirous transaction,
jn which each party thinks he has
cheat ed the other.
Doctor—A man who kills you to-day
to keep vou from dying tomorrow.
Wealth—The most respectable qual
ity of men.
Esquire—Everybody, yet nobody
equal to Colonel,
Jury—Twelve prisoners in a box.
try one or more at the bar.
State’s Evidence—A wretch who
pardoned for being baser than his com
ratles.
Modesty—A beautiful flower that
flourishes in secret places.
Lawyer-A learned gentleman, who
rescues your estate from your enemy
and keeps it himself.
The Grave—An ugly hole in the
ground, which lovers and poets wish
they were in, but take uncommon
meant to keep out ot
Money—The good of the country.
I’ll drown myself some of these days,
see if I dWh’t”
“Well, go on, Sut; did the shirt
come off?”
- ^*1—t-h-n-k-it d-i-d! I beam a noise
afc0Br like tailin' a shingle roof off ov
a house all at wonst, and felt like my
bones were all that reached the floor}
I staggered to my feet, and took a look
at my shirt. The nails had all hilt
ther holt, and thar it was hanging,
arms down, inside out, as stiff as ever.
It looked like the map of Mexico, iust
arter one of the first battles—a patch
of my hide just about the size of
a bird’s nest thar; then some
more skin ; then some past; then
aheap of skin; then more bar; aud
so on all over that darned new fangled,
everlasting, infernal cuas-fircd shir*.—
It was a picturo to look at, and so was
I. The hide, har and past was about
eoually divided between me and hit
Wonder what Bets, blast her picter,
thought when she come home and
found me raissin’? ’Spect she thought
I crawed into a thicket and died of
my wounds. It must have scared her
good, for I tell you it looked like the
skin of some wild beast tore off alive,
or a bag what had covered a load of
fresh beef home from a shootin' match.
[From tbs New York Journal of Louwerce.
For ttie Cholera.
More than forty years ago, when it
as tound that preventation for the
Asiatic cholera was easier than cure,
the learned doctors of both hemispheres
drew up a prescription, which was
published (for working people) in the
New York Sun, and took the name of
the “Sun cholera mixture.” Our con
temporary never lent its name to a
better article. We have seen it in con
stant use for nearly two score years,
and found it to be the best remedy for
looseuess of the bowels ever yet devi
sed. It is to be commended for sever
al reasons. It is not to be mixed with
liquor, and therefore will not bo used
as a ulcholic beverage ; its ingredients
arc well known among all the conimou
people, and it will have no prejudice
to combat ; each of the materials is in
equal proportion to the others, and it
may therefore be compounded without
professional skill ; and, as the dose is
so very small, it may be carried into a
tiny phial in the waistcoat pocket, and
be always at hand. It is :
TincL opil,
Capsica,
Rhei co.,
Mentii pip.,
Cainpho.
Mix the above in equal parts; dose,
ten to thirty drops. In plain teims,
take equal' parts tincture of opium,
red peper, rhubard, peppermiut and
Camphor, and mix them for use. In
case of diarrhote, take a dose of ten to
twenty drops in three or four teaspoon-
full of water. No one who has this
by him, and takes it in time will ever
have the cholera. We commend it
to our Western friends, and hope that
the recipe will be widely published.
Even when no cholera is anticipated,
it is au excellent remedy for oruimry
summer complaint.
X. HIRT,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
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HARTFORD OOISI35T.
Narth British Mercantile,
AND
SOUTHERN MUTUAL.
DRAYING and HAULING!
I AM PKEPAKAD to Dray for tho FuMk
th
SINGLE DK.VY LOAD,
Or any other quantity that ma- lx* .lo*ircd
I keeps lot of gooil Wa£un* and T«-shn>. with
CAREFUL DRIVERS,
Jml am prepared to <l» Kittling to and Iroi
the Country at Living Kat<-».
J. N. M- KINNON.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
JOSEPH JERGER&BRO
Watch-Makers and Jewelers,
LARGE STOCK OF
Jewelry, Watehes, Clocks,
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Dirge aupply of A’pcvturlea, on hand re|*J
log promptly done at mod.-mt.- rat.-*.
Vvatchos aid other article* l«*:t in ahop ov
B.
GKN'L .S'UPEHINTKNDENT’.S OFFICE,»
.tllmmllr A* Umtf ttmUrmmd Cm.. I
H. Ua., June 20,1M73. )
Sut LovengoodN Shirt.
Sut told this story to the author, to
account for his forlorn appearance :
know that I boards with Bill
Carr, at his cabin ou the mountain,
and pays for such as I gets when I hev
money, and when I hcvn’t any, why
he takes one third outen me iu cussin ,
and she, that’s his wife. Bets, takes out
’tother two-thirds with his battlin’-
stick, and the interest with her tongue
the interest mor’n the principal h» ap-
morc. She's the cussedcst ’oman I
seed any how for jaw—aud pride.
She can scold a blister on to a bull's
face rile on the curl iu two miuils— and
patterns after every fashion she hears
tell on, from bnsscls to breeches. Oh!
she's one on ’em, and sometimes she's
two or threo. Well, you see, I got
some cottou truck to make a shirt out-
, and coaxed Beta to make it, and
about the time it was done, here conics
lawyer Johnson along ami axod for
breakfuss—I wish it had niccned him,
daru his hide, and I wonder it didn't,
for she cooks awful mixins when she
tries. I’m pizin proof mvsclf (holding
up his flask and peeping through it) or
I’d bin dead long ago.
Well, while he were c-atin* she spied
out that hisiihirt was still’ and mighty
slick ; so she never rested till -ho wor
ried it outen him that a preparation
of flour did it ; and she got a few par
ticulars about the proceedins outer
him by women’s arts. Alter he left,
she set in, aud biled a big pot of pastc-
igh on to a peck of it, and
soused in my shirt aud let it soak a
while, then she tuck it, aud iroued it
flat aud dry. and sot it up on its aidge
again the cabin iu the sun. Thar it
stood as still'as a dry boss hide, aud it
rattled like a sheet of iron, \[ did. It
were pasted together all over.
When I eatne to dinner, nothin
would do but I must put it on.
Well. Bets and me got the thing open
ar»er some hard pullin’ at one of the
tails, and me at the ’tother, and I got
into it’ Darn the everlastin* new Tan
gled shirt, I say. I felt like I'd crawled
into an old bee gum. anti hit full of
ants; but it were like lawyer John
son's and I not *1 it like a man, and
went to work to build Bet* an a-di-hop-
per. I worked powerful hard, aud
swet like a hoss, and when the shirt
got wet it quit its hurlin'.
“Arter I got dun I took about four
fingers of red-eye and crawled up into
the cabin loft to take a tnooz*-.
• Well, when I waked up I thought
I was dead, or had the cholera, for
all the joints I could move Were ray
ankles, wrists and knees—could not
even nfflve my head, and skasely wink
eyes—the cussed shirt pasted
onto me all over, from the end of the
tails to the pints of broad-axe collar
my over my ears. It sjt to tue as
close as her hide does to a poor cow
in March. I squirmed and strained
till I sorter got it broke at the should
ers and elbows, and then I done the
darndest foo ishest thing ever done in
these mount lins. I shuffle I my
britches off and tore loose from ro
hide about two Inches of the tail al_
around, in much pam and tribulation,
Oh! but it did hurt! Then 1 tuck np
a plank inter the loft, and hang my
legs down through the bole, and nail
ed the aidge of the from tail to the
flo- r before me,and the bind tail I naik-1
to the plank which I set on. I unbut
ton the collar aod wristbands, raised
my hands way above my head, thot
up my eyes, said grace, and jumped
through to the ground.
Here Sut remaiked, sadly:
“George, I’m a darndef fool than
ever dad was, host, hornets and all
On nn«l after Sunday, June 22d, Train*
this lb-ail will run aa follow*:
Nioiit Express Passenger.
e Suvann.-th .l*lly at «..» ,
.cat I Jvc Oak 4.l« !
Thoniaaville 5.30
liitinl>riil|fc n.15
we Albany !..".3*.15
No cta..ge of cam bstwee
CL*e connection at Alb
J.P. A M.
LaM.-t.cU.-.
h and AI-
Cooking & Parlor Stoves of
All Kinds!
Tin and llmqlwtire!
MtmmflmM and fJmltrrtmm ib.iu- lit tliu heat
«jle..
SHOP opposite the Market //ousc
ou Jacksou street, at his new building.
GIVE ME A CALL,
mar 21-fim B. F. Fudge.
•' Florida, and Wo*tern DlvUioa Pw*
ina.
tcej.ing car run* through to TbomuiTil
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
vc Savannah, Monday, If'edneMJay
muI Friday - .Cl
LteWUtu ” 7.4
ve lAWdi.n, Vue*.lav, Thun-lay and
WKareuN i»ivision.
ve Lawton. Tuesday, TLuraday and
nu al Vablo-u •• « •• Lj
“ Soma
AiUtv;
uville
Leave Albany, Monday, Wednesday
-il l Friday a.
Oultman
Valdo.’a
ejf7
A lUl’.l
t All*
with night t
. ving All
lay and Friday,
ing Albany Monday. T
rbUy, and arriving a<
ai) Tucadar, Worineadaj, Friday and natur
al! Steamer* have Bain bridge cn-ryThnn.-
1 Supt.
a., for A^la
BLOUNT QOTJHTY, EA8T TEHN.
r na favorite summer resort, jut
L’ATEDin Blount rnnaty. East Tea*****,
will t* opened far ths rsespden o< rlaitor*no the
15tbOF MAY, IH73,
Thn narked banrfrtal remit* attending tt
of IkcMwatan. la functional dimaea oT the
Liver, Bowels, Sidneys and Skin,
an 1 the core of Chronic DUeaae*. attest thafi
Medical Properties,
’hs accessories foe enjoyment and recrei
' ‘be Its: watering Mares v ’
C U1 attention will U giv
proveaent of :nralW«.
EMt Tenures »s, Virginla and llewpa tUUnwl
making to* city of Knoxville. Tenaemr*. a M*at,
thence vln Knoxville and CbartaaCon Rallrrmdto
Marrr!!>, sixtoe
conveyed la aai
with Ua trains t
the h^rlage. nine mliea distant.
BOARD.
4 2J»
Per day
“ month—May nnii inne* .
“ moath-Jo!y.aagustaedSeptember
Children under ten years of age, snd coioredae
vasta, half i«W.
f wtonate this year Hi gathering
y U fail,
•applied. Address, f » t
ST
— L. KINO. Proprietor.
Jsnel4-lm. Moatrale Spring*, East Teas,
McIntosh House.
m QUmfAS, GEORGIA m
J. B. EDHOTSOT, Proprietor.
Board sad fodgis^, $2 per day.
Free Dos u» carry gneata to aai Croat the hum
MW RmcmJom completed.
paaitf.
F. Fudge,
Tinner
AND DEALER IN
John Oliver,
HOUSE 4 Stef® Painter.
GlLOEft & GLAZIER,
No 3 Whitaker Sueet, N. W.Cmw Bay Uni,
SA V ASX All, GA.
DEALER IN
Sashes, Blinds,
Doors, Mouldings,
Paiuts, Oils,
Window Glass,
Putty,
Brushes, and
all Painters’
and Glaziers’
M A TE RI -A. I- B*.
MIXED PAINTS OF ALL COL*
OHS AND SHADES.
inar 21-ly
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.,
Cor. Whitaker 2k SL JuUan SUcets.
Savaunab, - - Wu
Whch-sale ami Retail Dealers la
Books and Stationery of all Kindi*
Copying and Seal Presses, Harveyora* Gum-
passes, Neva and Book PrtnUug l*a; «r
sad Ink. Gold Pans, P«u and /‘aacil
Cases l*csk and Pocket Knives,
ledger, Wilting and Colored
Papers, Playing, Visiting
and Prlntera’ Cards,
Portwutialcs, Jkc
School Fund*
can mil as low a* th#
ii, -fugusta, Atlanta,
MEINHARO BROS. & CO.
Thu fall Dekle
AT I1IS OLD STAND,
plan and erect au> stylo Wood
I s-dklls Carpentering In ;dl its
Is prepared V
Buildfngs, an
Lumber
Style.
ALSO
r Sale—all
GRIST MILL
•t<raiu mill iu ttm country.
GRINDING DAYS.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATCIllMY
C 1FFIKTS t
Mctalic Jlurinl Casti and Mtlalic Can
kefs.
Wholesale Dealers in
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
READY-MADE
CLOTIUN<L
Gen'.-J I'urnithing Goods,
120 Broughton 8L,
Savannah, Gil
N. B. KNAPP,
Wboluaslasml Retail I>saWrs la
Saddles, Bridles, Har
ness,
Hubltvr and Lejtlicr Bolting
and Packing,
French aud American
Calf .Skins, .Sole, 7/arnest,
Bridle, Haul and Patent
Leather, Valines- Trunks,
Carpel Bag*, Whips
and Saddlery
Ware.
At THE SION OF THE GOLDEN HAD
DLS. WEST END GlItRONh’ BuiLDlVOk
narketMquare, WAVANNAH.GA.
imrg, Martacnt -/t> bao.1 aad tut mlu at th*
low** prtc*« mar n-Qm.
PITTMAN BROS,
DEALERS IN
0RY GUQPS, BOOTS,
HATS,
HARDWARE, ETC., ETC.
Wooll rcatmrtfully It.form thrlr fr.ctU that
then Stock I* th* faring Trade m t*rm
.. j«rt *A
Domestic Goods, Brown Home
spuns, of all kinds, Hlcach-
ings, Tickings, Pant
Stuffs, Crockery
and erarythlng aaudsd by Fanam; sack aa
PLOWS, HOES, TRACES, Etc.
W« buy our Goods at the lowest pri
ce* and we intend selling for short
profit*. Call and examine our stock
before purchasing.
Wo are Agents for the tyiilman
Factory and we are piepmied to fur
nish their Yarns and other Goods, on
as good terms a* th* tame Goods can
be booght in the State.
mcha 1j
JOHN ». CODERS.
ISRAEL DAS OKU.
ROGERS & DA8RSK
Importers, .
JOBBERS and BETAILEBS
Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods, Uoiscry, Small
W arcs, Itibbous and
Straw Goodl|
OrJ«r« from the country Mrielly at-
tended and filled at the lowest rates.
Braaghvsi Krnf, Omet U ITkttMkur,
SAVANNAH, . .
I, SX'.'WS
HOUTUEUX
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