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JORDAN K WUI'l E, . Evil k.
W. C. WOHIIILL, Lucai. Reporter.
THOMSON, GEORGIA.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JA. N 18'
TRAIN riME AT : )M $< S.
l'p Day P»M'n.ior T 'n nvh - . "-Ha
Down Day Passenger T U i ■
Up Night Pass ,
Down Night Passenger T. uu :u v"\rs .1 .. 1 a.'.
Tiu: Legislature.
Tiiis body mot on Wednesday in iiie new
capital building in A tint lift, but the desks not
lining ready for all the members, after ov_ m
izing they adjourned till Friday noon, without
transacting any business.
Where’s that Male ?
For his description set 1 advertisenn nt of
“Mule Stolen !” Mr. Bent.,n offers a littoral
reward fur the recovery of ti e mule, and doul
Us it for thief and mu'. . Watt it fir him.
Arrested.
George B>>roum, the . gin ct iiceriod in tl; 1
murder of the Martin family, in Columbia
county, who escaped from the guard after ac
knowledging the crime. was arrested by Mm.
l’eacock, at Madison, on the Sth in*:. Th
■other parties were not allowed to escape, am! 7
is Imped George will receive justice.
That Hig Turnip.
Capt. G. M. CunnittjJiam will phase tic cep:
the thanks of this ..ffit-e for that live point '
Turnip. Well, there is no telling what wil
luni'up.
Desirable Residences.
Special attention is directed to the card of
Col. Clark, in this paper, in which he offers
two valuable houses for sale or lease. Parties
wishing to avail themselves of the educational
advantages of this locality will find it to their
interest to examine these lots.
Demi ire st’s Monthly,
For February is on our table and presents a
very attractive table of contents and beautifully
colored fashion plates. Its instructions for all
sorts of work for ladies are worth much more
than the cost of the subscription to any lady.
Terms $3,00 a year. Address “Pemorcst's
M mtlily,” 838 Bred way, N. Y.
Latest advices from Africa confirm the tecent
report relative to the safety of the great Afri
can traveler, 1 >r. Livingstone. It is sai Ihe is
soniewh, re in the vicinity of Lake Nyassn,
near the confines of Zanzibar Owing, it is
thought, to the wars between the native tribes,
bis progress has been impeded, and conse
quently he lias bceu unable to reach the sea-
Coust,
Pal>fflfgtey, missionary, is circulating a
petition for the pardon of Pr. Mudd, a pris
oner at the Dry Tortugas. ft is headed by
lion. Stevenson Archer, and is signed by
twenty other Democrats of both Houses.
Mr. Yoorhces, member elect from Indiana
to the next Congress, has arrived in Washing
ton. His election is not contested, as is gener
ally supposed, llis opponent talked of con
testing, but did not give legal notice of such a
purpose.
Senator Sumner is mentioned as the proba
ble successor to Seward and also to lteverdy
Johnson in England, but Sumner himself he
el ares he will not accept cither position.
True. —The N. Y. World says to Radical
Congressmen : ‘‘Gentlemen, you can’t keep the
Sputh down. Cork rises, and you will get
tiled of holding it under water long before its
buoyancy depart*. Let ’em abate. So long as
they keep the peace and pay their taxes what
have we to do with their puts and pans?—
Government is a plain matter. It is value
received. And the pot and pan business don’t
pay.
A Madison youth, who had a ticket in a
gift enterprise, received notice that his number
had drawn a S2OO gold watch, which would
be sent,to him on receipt of the per ccntage,
sl2. lie requested the valuable package to
he sent by express, "C. 0. D.” The package
came, and the charges were paid. The box
being opened was found to contain a brick.
In nearly every instance where a man has
-had anything worth having, arid lias adver
tised it freely, he has grown to wealth and
influence in the world.
Progress.- Columbus sailed to the American
coast in a four hundred ton ship, and first
landed upon the Eland of St. Domingo. Last
week a vessel from St. Domingo, unloaded
in New York over four hundred tons of St.
Croix Rum for P. 11. Drake it Cos., of that city.
This is but a few weeks' supply of this article,
which these gentlemen use in the manufacture
of the celebrated Plantation Bitters. We
are informed by an exchange that Messrs.
Drake & Cos. have not advertised a dollar for a
year, but that the sales of this article continue
at the former enormous figure. In 1864, the
receipts of the Plantation Bitters were
equal to those of the New York & New Haven
Railroad.
Magnolia Water. —Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
MARRIED.
Dec. 17, at the residence of the bride’s father
11. 0. Williams, Esq., in Thomson, by Rev. A
B. Thrasher, Mr. W. B. JONES, of Green Cos.,
to Mrs. JOE. HARRELL, of the former place,
Jan. 6, at the residence of M. Myers, in
Athens, Ga., by the Rev, Mr. Ivey, Mr. W. D,
WOMACK, of Covington, to Miss L. VIR
GINIA MERCK, of the lormer place.
Home Courier, and Cartersville Express, please
copy.
DIED,
In Columbia county, on the 27th ult., after
overal years of suffering, Mr. TOMPETER
WATSON, of gradual decline.
VALUABLE DWELLINGS
r:n sale o r lease!
TWO COM PC At TABLE DWELLING HOUSES.
1 one Oxford, t: . o:l.ui nc;ir («it. K. U.
IK’V'Ut. Covington, each with larire Gatdenn, lots,
<£uod ’.yuut. a;ui comfortable out-buildings.
TtiOi-v desiring favorable locutions for Education
al i-uh - s.'s. cither at “Fmohy,” or Masonic Fi:-
MALK ( uM.LYi:. will iiml th e a f.vcatl time to
secure a home cu uoo.l terms.
\Y. \\\ CI.UiK.
• • Si Coviiiu'ton, Ga.
; -Tvilv w!gv«; : . ••• a: ad inch and Co::slitutii.ii
aiist, v. ; \ one time and forward bill.
MULE STOLEN!
S’ UPWARD!—On U t Friday night, ‘‘th
iron my I’l.mt.iiitm, b mile,, from
Mot t; , .inuaT, Cos., r;i ■ Ash colorett Bay Mule,
lto h i !: i.iiitu , 12 of Jt)year.- oltl, saddle marks
on his tool.. Wltite nose both hind feet scarred,
-•apposed to he done bv a plow. Quick amt pert
looking, i will give f*S ,i-l! t.-s Reward for‘tbe
Mate, os vM-i for Male and Thief. Address
JAMES BUNION.
Jo ! o,Motnieelhi, Ja-parCo Ga.
£ U.. (V o1;1t) ft I graph coin twice, and
s. ud kill to l! is. offhe.
TSMf A! AS tor.Vi'Y, C - .O'lVi fe.
P i *. TA TlC‘ u SAIL
2 otic, f.r -a’e, a l.’b \ NTION in Thomas
& ctmn: v b-n milt s fn.-m Thomas ■ U-,
;* g l Tiv.-ivp I!umli *.-••: Tv. .. ami .. Half .W- s
I ! - t .jU lltt \ I.A.N!*, "•:»*, T " i dwctli ", c.’|l»*Hs,
i s '>- .s' l'iit-. uii» fin. pacivitnr
: s- c.., hi ..4:M:i-:h si. >;*. nil liii. cr jjoo.l
; five Ituad cbaio!, b.,!ni.« i • \
i \ ii a i !>«.• red. Tiicrt aiv three liuul.e ! avivs o!
i l.i't’.ui .elx -hill ded <n the North side
'**y.Si -At : i tic and Gulf Baiin ad. .ai 1 1, o ‘ ilU },
■*o Ul.- M*»:i> »erl : o v.'M.l, and t!ic »io\v r.lillo.nl
: P! .»ib if;V wiiliiOPO liulf .. lliilt* ot* tl i
-1 I*l. *:; t; <. 11
| ’i i' l ;c :'■ :l lii-vcv i b -f civi k of line watrv
j ruanii.jr Gmn ejrli 111 Pin- tali n. A!<o live Wells
; and :\v » well Ntockc. 1 (‘am ponds ..n tin m-cmise-*.
I Titi p’.aeo is k.i.wn as ihc w ir.) Home
ITf /’ bf ne fomividy the proiieiiv of ilon.
J .s. I S ward
'i - !..' nut <‘s, Imr-.'s and • thor oek, *a i’ li a’l tin*
\V Hid impleJlHMltS, will bo Sold
wiiii the place on leitsomib e terms
For par:icnl ii -e applv to
A, - l li YEN'S, A opts* a, Ga.,
or to A I*. Wuigiit, 'i'iioin.tsv lie, (ia.
O 1.. fv nt.M.'c Go, 'avuniiuh, Ga.
I*. S.— Tl.ce no two ehuicho- nnd two schools
in Thonoc wl o, t• aliw,- eliiu.t.e and good
neik hboi s— nov‘2S u
J 1 " T 1 I‘ENi I’, ala ai.d well SfUcitnl
X> i* y O- <o o cl s ,
of every 1 tescript io i,
f?oady Made Clothing,
HATS & CAPS. BOOTS & SHOES,
••Very discription of Gonis* Furnishing Goods
Are 1 a.’, v and cv ry. in r else the! is ev r kept
in a I n-t (" i -.h-. t\ Give us a call, bit
tj M. 8U BO ELL, (Ol late firm of
CS • I'liinizy «V
Cotton Factor & Commission Merchant,
No. t, t\'.,mm Bi •••!;. Ja. k-.u street,
( It u Slot age.) AUGUSTA, GA.
\\ i'l c.inl inn ’ tilt* bn niesd in all is branches,
■it I!..- aho■' o 'V.,re 11. it e and would s.di.it a
share of the lid.-ial a• -■> iext nilel to the
lac-- lii Mi. (’uuinii-sio'i for selling Go tun pur
Cent.. lii uiiineo on Go lion, (n In n desire )
p-redit r IIIO’ l!i i'.'S l ? t il. !l Ol ll ■' f \\ V. ht: US' S.
tim’b.i.
.td.i .j-;i ns»2
N' ■ ''. • (H.I.MAN, i> a<t in W.,f e’.c'-, Clocks,
» » Fine .!•• vt- rv. (1 -1 i I*.-us, Spediicles,
Wi.i <*l»:il s.rci*t, ■• and door a!) »vc M l.yncti’s
o. C ■ b-.u' ■*< ni .', \tlair a, (*a. itep-.-iring tloiic
m g -od si le and warranted..—s 4,
Y, ]) O’CON > *>■%, WK‘ ls de ;.nd He!nil dc.dc
S •ii Millinery x tr.ivv Goods, l»o'iii( ts
11a'”. Sdi;.:, l;i }j 1 1 iii *, V 1 vet, I*\ af ici s, Flow rs
.‘c. hi' eindl >1 reel, At Ini! a, Ga —1 5.
HA a Fj SADDLERY.
F Ht SALK AT UOVF BV
HASTJfc, CALUOUM, & CO.,
y ,<• ;-tI > ,; Vsl. *:S, C.
i >'.»•'» "• the u-\! fv* v iviourhs, v-* shad off p at
go f i’Nb )•; •’, JO do e. our pa s nt ha .i icss,
our »Y I,ole-ale stock «,f
II MU), C l i’UiltV kVG.,
Als > a hi' po . so: tmcut. f
Saddles tinJhp'j l i arncss, \ Shoe Findings,
d’he- ■ < oods were j.urclia < and t.y us for C'ASH,
ai. i/ iwYuiuaiioa. any of tin in arc . !
<*m* own Im m tulion or M ami fact u re.
z m 2 1! \ ! I-;, l A nil OF \, ,t CO.
RUSSELL A POTTER,
C OMMISSION MERCHANTS,
xiuguyta, Georgia,
Corner Heviudds and Nfclnlosh Streets.—
Will give their attention to the
Sn Sv. a3itl S i o c t c of t' ot I o bs,
eon ir:i-d tot he***, and t e Shipment to Northern
and Kuroj can Mai k-s,
Liheritl Advances Made on Consignments.
II K, i:rs- i.:.i, t litn ll) Uobt, W". Potter
G. WHITEHEAD Af GO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
N». F» x Urua \ Street, (Dortie’s Old Stand)
Avuvsta, Ga
(J. A. Wliiit he id EnrlO J. T. Both well
GEOItCiIA, Columbia County.
dtHAS, lir. \\ m. A. Martin applies for
*7 Jailers of Administration on the* estate
of Gabriel Martin, deceased late of paid county,
'lke e are therefore to cite and admonish all
and hi'tL'ulur, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law, to ehow cause, if
any they have, why said letters should not be
granted. Given undo- my hand and official
signature, Jan. 12, 1808.
W. W. SHIELDS, Ord’y
(iEOH(iIA, Columbia County.
nyiJFKEAS, Johnatliau Perry applies for
L-ii‘ is of Aduiinistration on the estate
of Hvrd Perry, dec’d late of .-aid county.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to be and appear at my office, within
the time pr. scribed br law, to show cause, if
any they have, why said letters should not be
granted. Given under my hand and official
signature, Jan. J, 1809.
W. VV. SHIELDS, Ord’y.
GEORGIA, Columbia Gonnty.
Y\7HEIM-:AS. Lucr< tia Wiley makes applica
\\ tion for Letters of .Administration on (he
e-tate of John 11. Wiley, late of said county,
deceased.
These are therefore lo cite and admonish all
persons conterne !, to be and appear at my office
within the time prescribed by law, to show
cause, if any they have why said letters shall
cot be granted to said applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature,
this 10. h da* of Dec. 180-8
W. W SHIELDS, 0 Ir’y j
O’DiOWD & MULHERIN-
rAYIIOLE SA L E GItOCE It S,
1
AND
eo mm 1 ssioh msrchamts,
JSI. gfib ta , <GS- ooi’g ia .
3| U’K MV. 1■ N HAND A I.AJtiK AND C »M 'f.BTB A S3- ilM'viKN T OF GROCERIES,
Li & among wl. cii m.ty b>- foun i the folljwin.:
Bacon. Lard, Flour, Liquors, Tobacco
stroAß, oorrHs, &c.
15 IIIIDA. BACON SIDES.
10 Mel- P. (■•cii Shoulders
5 Packages L <ri,
00 bids FL-JUR, ail grubs,
fill lib's. V !‘>. an I l\ Sugar?,
10 M,!s; Powdered and frits'e ’ Sugar,
10 Idols. Brown Sugar.
50 bags Coffee,
25 chests TEA, first grades,
100 oa u es Canned Fruits and Vegetables,
25 eases 1 and 2 p mud cans Oyster?,
25 eas ’s 1 an 1 2 pound cans Lobsters,
100 boxes and half haxes Candles,
100 box s SOAP, various grades,
10 boxes Starch,
50 lexis So "a,
Id hales Bagging,
100 coils Gremlin.f Hope,
5 bales } SIHIITINH,
In store and for sale b-w by
o'imht3> n. anu.mjisiY.
NEW
WIIOLE SA L E AND RETAIL.
230 SI road .Street, Under tin; Central Hotel, Augusta, «s».
And nxt flu ir lo tlie Dry Gou-H Ho tse off toi’S A. Gray &t o.
1> ].j T E R K E E N A. N
W-OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE Til AT HE HAS OPENED A NEW BOOT
-uni SHOE STORE, at the above well known stand, where can be found the following
goods, from the best makers in Pliiladulpia:
S o In o cl ii 1 o O F x* i* i o o f3 J
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT.
Ladies’ Glove Kid Polish Roots, tbiek sole $3 75
Ladies’ English Lasting Polish Boots, thick sole 2 75
Ladies’ English Lasting Congress Boots, thick sole 2 75
Ladies’ Morocco Thick Sole Boots, oval top 2 DO
Ladies’ Mon.ccoTliickS.de High Cut, scollop top 3 25
Ladies’English Lasting Button (Miles) 340
Ladies’ English Lasting Polish (Miles) 340
Ladies’ Kid Ifeoled Slippers 200
Ladies’ English Lasting Buskins 1 65
MISSES’ DEP A RTM ENT,
Misses’ Glove Kid Anklets, high cut 3 00
Misses’ Morocco Anklets, thick soie 2 Do
Misses’ Morocco Anklets, scollop top 2 -5
Misses’ Morocco Pump Sole, scollop top t 40
Misses’ Congress Gaiters (Miles) 2 7o
GENTLEMEN’S DEPARTMENT.
Gents’ Fine French Calf Boots, hand stitched 9 00
Gents’ Fine French Calf Boots, superior double solo, hand stitched 10 50
Gents’ Fine French Congress Gaiters, hand stitched 0 00
Gents’ Fine Shoes, hand stitched *-0 00
Gents’ Fine American Calf, machine made -3 00
Gents’ Fine American Balmorals 3 25
Gents’ Fine American Malakoffs 3 25
McMullin’s Fine Pump Sole Boots 12 00
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
Men’s Wax Brogans, Warranted 1 40 to 1 70
Men’s Lined and Bound Brogans 1 45 to 1 60
Boys’ Fine 8r0gan5........ 1 10 to 135
Youth’s Fine Brogans.... 90 to 1 10
Women’s Pegged Boots, Extra Size 1 65 to 1 85
And everything else suited to a Country Store.
The WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will be found well stocked with goods suitable for
Country Merchants, to which their attention is invited.
Bciti" a resident of this city for over sixteen years, an ardent admirer of Principle, and
warmly attached to every measure that would promote the present and future happiness of the
South, I*confidently ask a share of the public patronage.
nov. 27 3m PETER KEENAN.
OSIAII SIBLEY, 3AMT, If. SIBLEY, GEO. R. SIBLEY
J. SI B T_, E Y & SONS,
WAREHOUSE ASB GOMMISSIOS MIRCHAIIS,
157 REYNOLDS STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
SOLICIT Consignment l ' of Cotton, and other Staple Produce. Their Commissions for selling
COTTON, will h* ONE AND A QUARTER PER CENT. ONLY.
They are at all Ames prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on COTTON stored with or.
in transit to themselves, and on shipments to their friends in Liverpool, England, New York,
Philadelphia, lkstotr. Baltimore, and Providence.
Strict PERSON 4L ATTENTION will be given to all bosiness entrusted to them.—4ml2
AN'!)
sosa r s .
!
25 BP. S, P \RKEIV3 AND TUSCALOOSA
Wll l-K V.
■
25 bids. J. Martin Whisky
25 bids. X, XX and XXX W. i-ky.
-j <>M Fami'y X c'ar a*i<l (babinet
Whisky,
5 bb’* Bake.**s ce'ebratcd Fur** Rye
Wii.sky.
1»5 bbln. Brnmly, Gin mid Rum.
i
; 16 bbl.M. Slierry, Fort and Madiera Wine.
! A Uds, ITollmd Gin and Jamaica Ruin
I ’
6 Eighth cask, importedßrai.dy,
lf> cases Wolfe’s Irish and Scotcli Whisky
15 cases Wolfe’s Sherry, Fort and Madiera
\V inc,
10 Cases W olio’s St, Croix and Jamaica Rum
50 cases Wolfe’s Ini peri .1 Rouy er and
Oognac Brandy.
25 cases Wolfe’s Bourbon Whisky.
125 boxes TOBACCO, all Grades,
100 M BEG AF.S, every quality.
In at me and for sale at lowest cash prices by
fUf o'nowi> mm hi:ri\.
ADVANCES ON COTTON!
To Planters a id others wishing to
llttldJ COTTO\ ;i\ EKGL.4IVD,
where STORAGE, INSURANCE, and other ex
penses for holding are less than in the United
States, we wi l advance
TEN CENTS FEU POUND ON MIDDLINGS
shipped to our friends in Liverpool, charging
tli.- English commercial rate «*f interest, which
at present, is FI YE PER CENT, and hold as
ong as desired.
FL\GHORN, HERRING A CO.
Augusta, Ga., Nov. 20.—2m2
0. E. (ILAGITORX, ) T ANARUS„ p W. F. HERRING, A. M JACKSON,
E. 11. COATES, ) la - Augusta, Ga., Charleston, S. C.
CLAGHORN, HERRING, & CO.,
f-OTTOtf FACTORS I COIMSSIOS MIECHAIfS,
Augusta, Ga,, Charleston, S. C., Philadelphia, Pa.
n AVIS’ O recently established a BRANCH HOUSE at CHARLESTON. S. 0„ we are prepared
to offer every facility for RECEIVING, FORWARDING and SELLING
Cotton ea tacl Otlier Prodmc©,
To cither of our three houses.
LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Cotnienments to either house: also, to our friends, Messrs.
ROB’T LOCK II A hie. & DEMPSTER, Liverpool, England.— 4m43
w. 11. WARREN. Col. A. J. LANE, Haneock, Cos., JNO. W. WALLACE
WARREN, & CO.,
CCTTGN FACTORS, WAREHOUSE, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
155 Reynolds Street, Augusta, Ga.
HAVING the very best facilities for the STORAGE and SALE of COTTON anJ other Produce
wo offer our services to the public, with the assurance that our best attention will be given
to all consignments entrusted to us.
Cash advances will be made on shipments to Liverpool, New oik, Boston, Philaelphia and
B We'ar’e" ag-nts for the colcbra'el “KETTLEBELLS MANIPULATED GUANO,” OBER’S
AAIMONIATED ALKALINE PHOSPHATE, and the ARROW TIE for Baling Cotton.
Prompt attention given to orders. Commissions for selling Cotton 1} per cent —13m2
A. J. lIOBKKT, J. A. 11l BAN KR, W. A, lIICHARDSO
Marietta, G.a Marietta, Ga. Louisville. Ky
THE GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS,
Are now prepared to fill all Orders for Marble,
and to furnish
Monuments, Slabs, Tombs, &c.
Finished in the best style, and at. Lower Priuks
t han the same work done with Northern Marble
Our Marble is Equal to the Best American
Dealers cm be supplied with Blocks and
Bai sos any dimensions.
For any information of designs, address
GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS,
Either at Marietta, or Jasper, Pickens Cos.. Gn.
CHEAP VAHI ET Y STORE.
FBIIIE place to get almost everything, and at
I prices that would have astonished any body
before the war,
Best Kerosene Oil,
at 45 to 60 cents a gmlon, according to quality.
14 Bone French Corsets,
at, One Dollar.
Lloyd’s KTcw Map
worth S2O at $4,50; and hundreds of other
articles at equally Low Prices.
Old 25 cent Chimneys at 10 cents, Glassware,
Crockery, Tinware, Dry Goods, Looking Glasses
Notions and Hardware.
L a in p s
at sl, worth $1.50.
Country and city orders filled promptly ; and
a child can buy as cheap of me as those better
posted. Come and see me at
158 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
(below J. T. Bothwcll’s,) sign of “The Lamp
Man.” Respectfully, &e,,
nov. 13, 3m 1 W. J. FARR
GREAT BARGAINS.
HAVING made arrangements to change the
style of ihe present firm, and in order to
make room for a MAMMOTH SPRING STOCK,
I will sell, for the next thirty days, Great Bar
gains to all parties, regardless of quantity; and
have on hand and to arrive a full assortment of
everything usually found in a first-class Druy
Store, consisting in part of the folio wing article*:,
10,0()0 lbs. White Lmid, 5,000 IDs. Mineral Paints,
500 Gallons Linsrcd Oil, 10 bbls, Kerosene Oil,
1,10 fire test, 5 hbls. Kerosene Oil, 1,75 fire test,
8 bbls. Varnishes, assorted, very low; 1 bbl.
Walnut stain Varnish, 300 Boxes ot Window
Glass, 150 Ounces of Quinine, 1500 lbs. Blue
stone, at 13 cents per lb. • Tanner's Oil, Lard
Oils, Machine Oils, Dyestuffs, etc. the
Patent Medicines of the day, Perfumery and
Toilet Articles, from the most celebrated <£>mes
tie and Foreign manufactories in Europe and
America, and guaranteed to be genuine.
Cheap ! Cheaper ! Cheapest !
J. S. WILLSON, Druggist,
Atlanta, Nov. 4—3in45 Un lor National Hotel
PAVILION HOTEL,.
Cl arleston, S. C,
BOA II D PER DAY, 93.
A BrrTEiinKLi), Mrs. 11. 1.. Butthiu ir,
Sui'ciiutcnilcnt (’roprictr.
n. xl. 10..
KESOLVEN
In ten minutes it can be detected in th
A Won ierful remedy ! worksVstoa*
tn miraculous quick time
RADWAY’.; RENOVATING RE
Sarsaparillfaa
Isfiir only part of Sarsaparilla cont
bml vil la.-s, :in 1 tliis principle is on 4
tors hirvely in t.lie be solvent. All
'-■ S.ir.'tipu. I,a at e inert and useless,
tb: ol rlio Resolvent eontuins more o
five pi-in, -ipl,. tli.-m t.-n of the iarg<
Smsnpiiriliu sold irnler that name.
So quirk is Railway’s Resolvent
into tire circulation, Mint it ha- b-.en
tne blood and urine in ten minutes a
been taken.
5..-loftt a, Fever Sores, Skin Erupt
Humors in lire Blood, Blotches, iVti
ithciinq Syphilis, .Mercurial Sores, a
C,i-es (if the skin, are cured rapidly, :
altVci ions of the skin, a few doses an
quired. T here are none so disfigured!
appearance Out that this wonderful re
restore to health and peisonal impft
Giro bottle is sufficient to insure a I
smooth, and healthy skin and comple
For diseases of the Kidney, Bid
l i'in.ry Organs, it surpasses in raj
pt.r: aiietici- of cure all known remet
vvnr-bl- I‘ersons deter-ting I»riek-dust
in the bottom of t lie vessel. Or sutferj
a scalding pain along the uretlm, nn.
the loins, small of the batk, etc., or
tut il ions in drops, should at once usf
SOLVENT,
It allli.-ted with Caleulou. Coneretit
ill the Kidneys, Ureter, or Bladder, a
immediate relief (if not a cure) by the I
Urine Si per bottle, or 6 for ss.'
Dr. RAHWAY’S Office, No. 87 Ma
I'ersons afflicted with Calculous Concrt
Kidney Diseases are invited to call on
way, at his office, from 1 to 2 p, m.
Sec l)r. Railway’s Almanac for 1
eady, fr-a of charge.—lylO
SEEfil SEE
EVERY VARIETY of Seasonable
Grass, and Field Seed always in S
papers, or by the quantity. Kentut
Grass, Herd or Red Top, Orchard Grasi
Timothy, Luzerne, Rye, Barley Bit
Oats, Stock Beet, Ac. &e.
200 lbs. Turnip 8
Ruta Baga, Flat Dutch, White ant
Globe, Large Norfolk, Red Top,
and l'russian, or Hanover varieties.
200 bushels of the celebrated GALE
WHEAT fur sale, for Seed. It is ear
any other variety, and Rust Proof. '
Also,
Agricultural Implements and M
ry of every Kind.
P. W. J. ECHOLS, I’t
Georgia Agricultural Warehouse anil St
,8m37 Whitehall street, Atlai
BOOKS, STATION
—ANI>—
Fancy Coods
THE subscribers have now on hand i
sortmeut of SCHOOL CLASSIC
eellnneous, and Sunday School Hooks. "■
of Blank Boiks, and a 1 trge stock of a
Writing Paper. Also a great variety
Goods , Slu-ical Instruments, etc., wit'
offer at Wholesale and Retail at the
Cash Prices. TIIO’S RICHARDS dj
3m4 ad 26: i Broad street, Aut
RUSSELL & PHILLIP
Poachtrce Street Atlanta,
Have jiiet received a Good Assortm
DRY oo o :
A.fO
Groceries
■which they offer at
WHOLESALE AND REI
at very Low Figures.
Their Goods are all NEW, bought fr<
Hands, and they are determine
NOT TO BE ONDESS
Give us a Call Before Purcht
Orders promptly Filled at the Lowest
Prices,—fitf
NEW FALL AND WINTER 6
AUGUST DORR
MERCHANT TAII
220 Broad St. (Ilerscy’s Old Stan
BEGS to announce that he lias receive
plete and magnificent stock of fi
ENGLISH, and GERMAN
CTollin, Cassimei'H, & Vest
Which lie is ready to make up to ord.
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE, and at
LOW AS ANY IN THE CITY.
—ALSO
READY-MADE CLOTH
Os bis own Manufacture. ,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, of i
which will be sold at the lowest possible
fiT-GIVE ME A TRIAL.
220 Broad Street Attgu
41.0. AUGUST D<
GUNS, V IS TO
AND
O U T Xj 2E3 R
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY FA LI
of English GUNS and CUTLERY, im;
rect from the manufacturers in Birtniu
Sheffield, which consists of the follow
eles, viz:
DOUBLE GUNS, of Powell’s and otlie
POCKET KNIVES, of Rogers’ and
holm’s make.
Rogers’ Best TABLE CUTLERY.
ALSO,
A full stock of COLT’S PISTOLS,
Wesson’s CARTRIDGE PISTOLS, Re
Manhattan and Whitney's make.
POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, and FIXED
NITION for all sized Pistols, at 215 Bro
Augusta, Georgia.
E. H. ROOE
tgrREPAIRIN'G and RESTOCKIN
promptly and Warranted._jg-I
Nov. 20 1868.
C. H. & A. W. FOR
Wholesale Dealers in
Boots cb Sh.o
Whitehall street, Atl
Goods are purchased dit
Eastern Manufacturers,
sell them to Countrv Merchants at N. Y.
Freight added. —1y42
Fine Amber Syrup!
A NOTHER SUPPLY of fine AmberS
il. received by BOWKER & ID