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€&f <Ert-TBrrklq Star. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23. 1868. MARKETS, QimiK, September 53,1868. f Cotton—Market very brisk at 22} eenta—the highest price paid on ven erday—with an are rage receipt of 40 bate* per day. Dried Peaches—Trade actire—s7 50 to *B. Floor—Prom wagons $6 00; New Brandy—sl 50 to $2. Meal—sl 25 per bushel. Fbuonal.— Mr. John Stilwell bat joet returned from New York, where he porehaaed a very large stock of Good* for the fall aqd winter trade. Admitted to th* Bar. At Botta County Superior Court, last week, was admitted to the Bar of this State, Mr. IsiDoaa Hammersi.ouoh, of this city.— Mr. H. passed a moat creditable exami nation, as might hare been expected from hie dose application to his studios and the ability of bis tutors, Messrs. Peeples A Stewart. "We most heartily wish our young friend great sub'esss in the profession of his choice. Th« Citt Drug Stork. —lt will be seen by advertisement that Mr. W. C. Lawshe, more universally kndwn as “Unde Billy,” has taken possession of the cld “Noroross Corner" Drug Store, in Atlanta. From a recent inspection of the establishment, We ere enabled to testify as to the completeness and vari* ety of the stock, as well as the taste ex hibited in its arrangement. We never •aw a neater looking Store, and we are satisfied that tho vast pharmacopoeia of Nature has been ransacked to procure hvery drug known to the chemist. The well established business character of Mr. L., needs no recommendation from us. Physicians and Druggists should Mil go to see him. Lorwinstsls A Prwrgß —See adver tisement ol this sterling house. For enterprise, energy, taste and business qualifications, they are hard to beat.— Ike Hair; the presiding divinity of the Tailoring Department, can fit a man up in the latest style of the art, certain and sure I [cOIIMtmiOATRD.'I Griffin, Ga., Sept. 19,1869. Mr. EniToit: Ae some colored men, envious of the patronage that I have re ceived from my Democratiilfriends, have sought to injure me by Circulating the report that lam a Radical—l ask that you Will allow trie the use of your columns to pronounce the report a false hood. I ani a Democrat— expect to vote for Seymour and Blair and induce •very one of my race to do so that I ban. STARRY THOMPSON. Better known ae wheel-barrow Har r y; : Hknrv BAnks. ThtS raodd shoe- 1 boose of tfah South is still in full blast in Atlanta, arid is selling more boots, shoes, leather, shoe-findings, &C., than “Garter had oats.” STAWBERUIES. I have a few Plants of the unrivaled MAMMOTH and EVER-BEARING Strawberry for sale, viz ; Wilson’s Al bany, Russell rind Triumph de Grand. g@-Now is the time for transplanting}. 11. 0. ROBERTS. Griffin, sep. 0, 1868- ts "NOTICE 1 ~ Mr. Andersen, Olerk Superior Court, of Monroe County, is authorised to re-» ceive subscriptions to the Star. Terms, $2 00 until chrlstmas, always in ad vance. HOUSE FOR SALE. .. A good comfortable Cottage; with Foul* Roomts—Fire Place in each room -—conveniently , located. Good OuU booses. For Sale cheap. Apply at St*a Office. _ Junel7tf. t@r The latest and best Tonic is W. Ritters. Call IjpTfi B. Drewry’s Drug Store. The London Times ia impatient with -tbb persistent negro. It observes, in a recent article, that “floods of pathetic eloquence and long years of Parliament ary struggling taught the English peo ple to imagine that the world was made for Sambo.” The Times has arrived at the following conclusion; “The negfo is a laxy animal without any foresight, and therefore requiring to be led and compelled—be is deoidsdly inferior, very little raised above a mere animal.” lie is “void of self-reliance and is the creature of circumstance— scarcely fitted to take care of himself— has no care for to morrow—has no de sire for property strong enough to in* duce him to labor—lives from hand to inouth. In Jamaica emancipation has thrown enormous tracts of land out of cultivation, and on these the negro squats, getting all that he wants with little labor, and sinking in the most ress olnte fashion back to the savage state.” B®** The best definition we have aver heard of “bearing false witness against your neighbor,” was given by a littTS girl in school. She said it was when nobody did nothing, and somebody went Boston, (Mass.,) Sept. 18. John Quincy Adams accepts the Democratic nomination for Governor.— Ilis letter of acceptance says: “I think that two matters of nation* al interest are involved In this election ; one of which is important, and the oth •' vital. The former, which I take to be the financial question, was not treated by the New York National Convention in a manner which satisfies' my judgment, by providing for a pay ment (if the bonds known as five twen ties At the Surplus revenue alone —thus igudnng what seems to mq a valuable part of Mr. Pendleton’s plan, vis ta withdrawal of the issues of the nation al banks—the Democratic party commits itself to an indefinite , extension of the intolerable nuisance of an irredeemable paper Currency. I aul too much a Democrat to regard iny Such prospect with patience. I believe in bard mon vev. and therein hold myself to be a true JaoCsnniitn Dem.-crat ” Adams dritieiied the measures ot Congress as the vital question, saying: “I Mill not argrie the uncnnstitutinnality of reconstruc tion. The SI most unanimous disincli nation of the Republicans to allow it to undergo the scrutiny of the Supreme Court would seem to confirm the report ed statement of the lamented Stevens, that only two damned fable in the party beleived the reconstruction acts con stitutional. Even if constitutional, I should deem them unwise. The union they impose is, to my eyes, no more like a true union of hands and hearts, than a galvanized corpse resembles a healthy man ” His letter closes thus: “I think nei ther the interest nor the destiny of the people will allow permanent domination to the African race in any State; but the Republican party is irrevocably pledged to this idea. They have stak ed their existence as a party on its triouiDh. To this idea they have sac rificed their constitutional oblieations, and for it must make fresh offerings.— In future, the blacks must have lands, arms and a standing army to maintain them in their position—thev are clam oring for them now. The United Btates furnish them. The path upon which Congress entered permits no half. Retreat is min. We must begin anew, taking the Constitution for our guide and the natural laws for our limitation.” “Jived Iv.” —The Montgomery (Al abama) Mail gives the fallowing account of a negro marriage ceremony that took place in that county not long since.— Said the sable parson, addressing the auditors : “Here is a couple who have walked out to-night, wishing to be jined in, and thro’ love and wishing all dem (lat, have any ting twixt dein, come forward and speak now, if not, let dem hold dar peace now and forever more. I wants eyery ear to hear, and every heart to enjov. “Mr. Jim Thompson whomsoever stands fastly by your left side, do you take her for your dearly beloved wife, to wait on hor through sickness and through health, safe and he safe, holy and be holy, loving and be loving ; do you lave htr mother; do you love ber father ; do you love hor brothers ; do you love her sisters : do you love her master ; do you love her mistress : but do you love God the best T Answer—l do. “Miss Mary Thompson, whomsoever standst lastly by your right side, do you take to he your dear beloved hus band, to wait on him through henlth and throhgh donjtitiion, safe and be safe, holy and be holy; do you love bis mother ; do bon love his father ; do you love his brothers; do you love his sisters J do you love God the best?” Answer—“l will.” I shall pronounce Mr Jim to hold Miss Mary fastly by the right hand, and I shall pronounce you both to beman and wife, by the Com mandments of God. We shall hopes and trusting throagh God, that you may live right—that you may die right, now and forevermore. Now, Mr. Jim, slew your bride. Let us sing a hime : ‘“Flanged in a gulf of dark despair, Ye wretched sinners are, Ac. 0 Amen.” An Extinguishes.— Dr. R. attended a masquerade ball. In the motley and happy throng he falls in with a fait pil grim in black silk, whose charming person, snow-white neck, and bewitch ingly coqdetish aits rfwaken in his soul the moat rapturous love. She csiets up on him looks of the most languishing terfdefinewf; he revels in the hope of having made a blissful conquest; He musters up his courage and ventures to address her; “Who art thou lovely mask 1 asked the doctor, almost mtelted in tho glow oflove. “Is it possible you don’t know me doctor f° ' “Upon my honor I do not know tfiee," "Bethink yourself dear dootor.” “And! thou art surely the gracioiis fair one Who has appeared to me to day for the fourth time, to open the gates of blits ” “You’re mistaken doctor, I am no fairy." “I am the Will known lady to whom yon haVe now these nine Weeks been in debted in the sum of tWo dollars and seven shillings for washing and iron* mg." The doctor stood like a petrified her., ring. 4 | * 2L t&~ We have often fiien asked the difference between a “carpet-bagger" and a “tcalaweg." The luka (Miss.) Gazette answers the question in the following manner : The oarpet-bagger is a Northern thief, who comes South .‘to plunder every white man who is a gentleman of any property or respecter bility, and get all offices he can. The scalawag is a Southern-born scoundrel, who will do all the carpetobagger will, and, besides, murder the oarpet-bagger for the gutti perohe ring his sister gave him when he left home.” GRIFFIN CARDS. Sins k Threlkeld, COTTON BROKERS, HAVE removed to their NEW OFFICE in the BRICK W A RE- HOUSE, oh Solomon Street, where they wtll be pleased to See their Mends.— They are prepared at a.l ti.uet to pay the Highest Cash Price for COTTON, and rwpettfnllr Invite the Planters id gtv* them e trial bel re telling Agent* for the E. CARVER COTTON GIN, warranted to do first daw work, and probably the beat and cheapest SIN In the market. Car-SIGHT EXCHANGE on New York tor sale et ell tunes, In earns to suit purchasers at cur rant mtee. Griffin. September If, SdS-Sm MISSION BUSINESS. XXX If HE nnderrigned harlot established e llouso In 1 the CITY OF SAVANNA". Oa,fbr ibe trans action or a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS under .he firm ot Freeman, Oiumright & Cos,, end remectfoll? solicit consignment* nt COTTON, MAMJKAOTURKD GOODS, or other produete, promising to do ell we w*n to promote the interest of ou» patrons, i*y Implicitly obey inn instruct!' ns accomp mjlng shipment*, obtaining ,tiie hi hrst market values, and prompt reuderteg of account •alem tfnd net proooedf». ICT" Liberal ail vances miide open Railroad Re ceipts for PRODUCE, unit on Produce in hand We are prepared, in our capaeity as Bankers & Cotton Brokers, to purchase SIGHT and TIME BILLS, on the principal market* In the United State#, to make advances on consignments of PRODUCE, and to fill order* in tho purchase of COTToNi or other PRODUCTS of tne country. J. S. Jones, Drumright & Cos. Oriihn, Cfa, September Is, 186S-2ra TAILORING! OVER CUNNINGHAMS’ STORE. THE UNDERSIGNED has taken the FROST BOOM over ('unirinitfiams* Store and opened anew TAILORING ESTABLISH 'IKNT I have h%d many rears’ experieno** with the Scissors and Needle, and am prepared to guarantee satisfaction. A share of the public patronage U respectfully solic ited. REPAIRING and RENOVATING done In good Style, and short notice, at a reasona ble price. T. A. BCUROUQud. Jul* 4ih, 1808. Wanted! A FINE BOOT MAKER. CtmeUßV employ tueui end good «<» Griffin, aep. 16, 186S. M J PATRICK A CO. For Sale ! A SMALL TWENTY FIVE ACRE FARM—a i~V Ditto from Griffin. Buildings «o »and. For sale I'TIEAP, hs the owner wishes to move away Ap ply at ‘Star Office ” sop. 6, IS6B-tf For Rent! PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE premises, eon • tabbing » cion, FIRE-PROOF storage room, •» bv S” feet. wtth lirrtr— l.irattnc'ied, W*H lencCd, eligibly Incited, ami convenient to the bnslne s Sortl-.n of the city Possession .-Wen the find of tober. Apply to WM. M. SLINK, sep. 16,1865-8 l A Bargain I the ‘RIALTO PROPER- TY,’ 1 on Broad 8 reet including the T* ri Plif Alley and Fixtures. Titles perfect. Time viven oh a portion of the purchase money if desired Apply it STAR OFFICE; sep. 16, 1868-lnl DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. mHi; copartnership heretofore existing between A J. G. RHEA, I C.XINQ hu<l J P LOVETT, Is this dnv iiss.-lved byDutual coneent. The uul- Ktirnllna ouslncis of the.ffnu will be .ettled by .f. G. KHEA. Mr. .1. O. KlNftihwvlnx bought out the other partners’ Interest, all Kir pood wl.-hea and pitrohsge of the firm «fe s licltod for him, whom We deem et ell times worthy of the seme .1. G KHEA, J. C. KING, . sag. »», 1868. J. P. LOVETT. FOR tENT! THE LARGE and COMMODIOUS RQOMS orar Ktomtster de Brom*; In good repair ; suitabto for millinery bur n**# or law whoes. Apply to Flctftlfiter k Brooks, sep. 5, 18 >B-2w rnmrn brothers, (Late Macltentie A Bone,) Street , J®“E stablished in 182 5.-©a Importers of —AND— MANUFACTURERS IN Coach k Saddlery CARRIAGE MAKERS' GOODS Harness Makers* & Saddlers’ C> O O ID S , MACKENZIE’S Pmel Beitc, Felloe., Befftlle I rera, Hube, HogSktne, Suokee. Bbeep Skim, Springs, shoe Throeff, Ename’en Canvas, Smhller’i Heir, Vnrnlth, EpimeleU Leather, Carriage Kelts, Bar Leather, Tire Holts, skirting, Mou, Harness Leather. Wheels, Stirrups, Bits, Ac *,*ALSO,aII other artloieepertuinlng to the bus loees. august 92. 1868-Sm Dissolation. THE Arm of REID, OEORO* A PATTERSON was dlsaoleen by mutual o nsent, on the 90th ultimo, by Mr A T. REID retiring from the film. Mes-ri. (leorge & Patt- reon are authorized to set tie np the old huslne-s, and all thoee imlebted are re: peetfully requeetsd to come forwurd end eettle up. KKID, GEORGE A PATTERSON. Messrs. GEORGE* PATTERSON will oonttnue the business at the old stand, where they will ba glad to ae-. a I the old customers, end as many new ones an will fayor them with a call. Respectfully, GEOROE * PATTERSON, august 1, iB6B. ITT* Kay ton's Oil ot Life, Magic Cure and Dye optic rtlle aboutd be lu every household. MIC ELL AN EOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. IMPOB.TAKTT P EVERY EASIER IN FAYETTE, HENRY, SCALDING, BUTTS, JASPER and PUTNAM COUNTIES : JgROCtKS’ NEW AND OLD PATENT WROUGHT IRON Portable Revolving SCREW AND PRESS. The CHEAPEST and BEST SCREW and PRESS now in uee, warranted to pack 500 pofinde, and drill last one hundred years, and coeta only *l5O. tST Now i« the fltue to order, as all cannot get them at ODce. The first come the first served.i For sale by (July l-3m) G. A. A W B. CUNNINGHAM. CARDS. IIILL BLOOD WORTH & (0 WIU. OONTINtI THE Ware-House —AND— COMMISSION BUSINESS , ' —AT TH*— fire Proof Ware-House, GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. WR hop* by devoting our personal attention t<J the intarwt of our and by lair deal i-g.to **cure a continuance of h*• libera patron avru »o long ttXtauded to the OLD FIRE PROOF WARE-BuUSE HILL. BLOOD WORTH d> CO. auguat 18| 186b*8iu T h7fl ulle tt Stool Brush G O 0? T O TT Or I IT . I AM the A*'*nt for the sale «f this GIN. Call on me ana get tb«* moat SATISFACTORY KVH- D.KNI’E of Us great superiority to other Gins. If you tiftve FIFTY BALKB to cin.you will make tho Gin «****) l otwa VUI scA CENT PER POUND over tho best (Una of the country. eiF“Call and get Circular, and see oer tlflcatfS or Planter# and F.«ct«r» that you know, to pfbv6th« truth of what I day. GRIFFIN, GA.,S*p I^lß6B. J. A. Bkkks K#q., Agent!— The *%ultott Steel Brush Gfo” sent us to test, in our oplnfh ', pit>Ve# to he all that It is reprint ed to be t,rafts light and steady. W# consider It the mag perfect Gin in use. Ihe Cotton ginned on It is far Miperi r to i'otton ginned on one of our best Georgia-made Gins, and ere th-.nk it our Interest to lay by a very superior new U .MIT« HELL GIN,” and order through you a #ullett Gln, M which please forward to tf# at once »*nd oblige, T. W MANLEY, JOHN H MITCHELL, aep », 16Q8-8m _ J. A. BERKS, NEW FIRM 1 NEW HOUSE ! New Goods ! j, G. KING TT A VINO n'jrchaw'ii the entire at<'ck of th. late XI Bnnof KHkA, KING A LOVKTT, I bar* re otioH.il hi th. n.w building, corner HILL and TAYLOR BTRKETS. (o|ipo»lto th'e new Wara- Houar),wh«rt> 1 will k«ot> at all timva a large and complete aleck of (iroeeries, PROVISIONS -i.VND— Staple Dry Goods! WHO Mickelbery —AND— T D Blood worth ere connected arlth the Houae, who are- alway. ready and anxious to eoe their tolenda. irr We trust that our friend, who have patron ized us so liberally In the past, will not forget u. In the future. J. O. KING. i«p. 2, ,866-ltn A Bargain ! FOR BALE—the prettiest reahlenoe In Griffin. Lot contain. TWO ACRES ; BEAUTIVCL GROUNDS; FINE GARDEN; EXCELLENT FKLIT ot every description ; GOOD HOUSE—B rooms ; ont buildings; convenient to business. For Sale Low! aa tb. owner wishes to mov. away joF“Nono are requested to apply for curiosity alone. For particulars call on or address STAR OFFICE. _sug. 86, isea-tf Master Mason. THE ttmlerslgnsd offers hto services to tbs pub lic for the execution of all manner et Masonry Work, |W will draft designs, make contracts, Ac, - . G. B. ROOKS. Griffin Ga., April 18,1868-ly MISCELLANEOUS. ini isun umi i nnr n ms m WM. REEVES & CO. Who propose to furnish your family Groceries AND PROVISIONS, together with EOilTlMffi. MTS. Tin. IN FACT, ANYTHING YOU WANT TO EAT ! On as FAVORABLE TERMS as can be had in the Griffin Market. They propose eventually with your assistance, to make their home Head Quarters for all who want GOOD GOODS at LOW PRICES. fi@*Any kind and quality of CAKE, to order, at short notice. Aug. 2€ 3m Wanted! 1A OAAPOOHDS Os DRIED PEACHES. The IVqUwUvKRt HIGHEST I’KlCr.will be paid. G, 4- k U. C. CUNXINUfffM sap. 2, isef»-tf W Lite M an’s Barbershop! tIAS now the very best Barbers,'and ■A are prepared to accommodate the public on the shortest notice and in the neatest manner. BOOKS. zkx To tHo Trade. XXX DKALEKB !n Books and Stationery, and Teach ere.art* respectfully informed that we have on hand the largest stock of Theologic’lßooks Literary Books., Bibles; . Teat am onto, Music Books, Juvenile Booktf, Albums, School Books, School Apparatus Writing Papers, Stationery, Flat Papers, Blhnk Books', Envelopes, BOOKS! Sunday School Books , • AC.,-AC., AC. J And Indeed of everything In our Hue, that Izto be found In the Booth. W e Mil to thi trade at NEW YORK Wholesale PRICES! It7-Complote CatalcEuea aent on applhaflßh Addreaa SHELDON * COJ^B June 20, 1868-Rm' Atlanta, rail & Winter lees, _ lees. MILLINERY GOODS! HIBBOKS, TRIMMING RIBBON!!, VELVET RIBBONS, gllka, gatlni, VelveU Fancy BO N NET MATERIALS!. Uh.ndi Crape., Nett*; French Flower., Flume, and Or- BMDruU J MUR AND LADIES' DATS, In straw. 811 k, Velvet and Felt. (TWo offer the largest and beat amorted Block In the United State! —comprising the latest Parisian Nuveltiea, nncLun. equaled lu choice variety and cheapneaa. ARMS IRONG, OA’l OR A CO. 237 and 239 Baltimore Street, aug. 26, 1868. Baltimore, Md. a x. anal. w. x. vox. o. a. r. Was R. I. Rose k Cos., WHOUWALE DEALER* IK BRANDIES! Whs, Whisties, k r NO. * GRANITE BLOCK-BROAD STREET ATLANTA, GkA.. April U, lm tm KAYTON’B LIYBFEPTIC FIIM-Cnr* L*rcT ComptainUnd Dyspcptln, L. IL BRADFIELD’S COLUMN. ~DR. JOHN BtLL’S ... Great Remedies. BULL’S Cedron Bitters. AUTHENTIC~DCjC L'MfENTS. Arkansas Heard JProm. TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN: Stnney Point, White Cos., Ark, May *5,1866, ’ Dr. Jnho Bull—Dear Sir : Laat February 1 waa In Lonievtlle purchaalng Drugi, and 1 got acme «{ your SaraaperiUa and Cedron Bitten. My aon-ln-law, who eraa with metn the atorv, ha. been down with Rbeutuatl.m for mu rime, commenced on the Bit I era, and tool found hit gen eral health Improved. Dr. tilat, who haa been is bad health, tried them and he alan Improved. Dr. Coffee, whe haa been la barf health far tore ral yeara—.toraaeh and liver affected—he Improv ed very much by tho uee of your Bluer*. Indeed, the Cedron Bitten haj given you grant popularity In thia aeniemem. I think I could Mil n groat quality us your Merfloliea thl. toll, eapealally of your Cedron Mttera and SareaparUla. Ship m. via Memphis, oar. Rlekeit A Neely. Ketpeclfully, C. B. WALKER. 13 nil’s Worm Destroyer. To my Doited States sod World wide Readers. I have received many teitlntoalala from profce .lottal and medlonl men. aa my Almannra and va rious publications have ahown, all qt which, ara gqntilne. The following letter from a highly edu cated and popular physlolnu In Georgia, U oer talnly one of the moat .enable communication. I hare ever received. Dr Clement knows exactly what be .peaks of, and his testimony deserves to be written In letters »f gold. Hear wbat the Doe tor iaya of BULL S WORM DESTK&YF.K i Vtllanow, Walker Cos„ Ga., Juno 99,1866. Dy John Bull—Dearßlr; lhare recently given your ‘Worm Destroyer” ..veral trials, ana tmd It wondcrtolly efficacious. It has not failed in aitn gle Instance to have the wl.hed-for effect. lam doinif a pretty large country practice, end have dally use for some artic.e of the kind. {am free to oonfc that I know of ho remedy recommend ed by the ablet author, that I. to certain and spee dy In its effects. Ontohe contrary, they are uncer tain In the extreme. My oldest In writing you la to find out upon what terma I can get the Mpdl «lns directly from you. If I can get It noon easy terma, I .hull use a great deal or It lam aware that the n.e ol such article. I. contrary tq the teaching, nnd prseliec of a great majority of the regular lln. of M. D.’a, but I see no Just cause or guod acme In discarding a remedy whjeh we know to be efficient, .imply because we may be ignorant o' lu combination For my part, I .half make It a rule lb u.e nil nod any mean, to alleviate suffering humanity whlch’l shav be able to ootnmaad—not be.liutlug becansqaowe one more Ingenious than toy tell may learnud Its effect, first, and secured the Sole riiritt tt, secure that knowledge However. 1 am by no means an advocate or supporter of the thou-nnil. of worthless nostrum, that flood the country, that purport to eoreall manner of diseaae to which human flush is belr. PI case reply soon, and luform me of ymtr best terms. I am, air, moat respectfully, JULIUS. P. CLEMENT, M. *. Ball’s A GOOD REASON FOR IHE GAP TAIN’S FAITH. Cyßead the Captain’s Letter and the Letter from his mother. Benton Barracks, Mo„ April Bb, 186*. , Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir; Knowing the s&clsnry qf your Sarsaparilla, amt the healing and bcne&ctal qualities It possesses, I send yon the lOllotring statement of,my case. 1 waa wounded two year* ago-was taken pris oner and confined tor sixteen months. Belnggmv cd so often, my wounds rtavo not betted yeL I have eot sat up e moment since 1 was wounded.— lam shot through the hips. My general huajt: bl* Impaired, and I need something to aaslet nature.— 1 have mure faith In your Sarsaparilla than t* any thing else I wish that that li genuine. . Pleaa* express me half a dosen bottles, and oblige dipt. O. P. JOHNSON, Bt Louie, Uo. F. 8, —Tire following waa written' April 8b! IB6S by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother of Cant. Johnson: Dr. Bull—I)s«r Sir: My husband, Dr. O. 8 John son, waa a skillful surgeon and physician In Cen tral New York, where he died, leaving the above 0 P Johnson to my oare. At thirteen, years of age, he bad a chronic (Uarrhtsa and scrofula, tor tohteh I gave him yonr Sarsaparilla. It ctraim not. I have for ten yaora recommended tt to ma ny in New York, Ohio and lowa, forecrotola,toYer tores and general debility. Perfect aueoesshaa attended IL The cures r ftrtnl in tome easts of scrofula and fever sores ir<w« almost miracu lous. lam very anxious for my son to again have zeoourse to jrour SarsapurlUv Betsfearnil ofgot tlng a spurious article, hence his writing to ypu tor It. His wounda were terrible, but I behave be will recover. JOENBON. ’ •'■ i 1 * Dr. John Bull, Manufacturer end Vendor of the Celebrated Smith's Coßit Sfitap, * ro* ran efrn. or a®t«3b ft vaYaau ■ V —OB— Chills and Fever. HT*Tb# Proprietor of this Celebrated Medi cine, Justly claim, tor tt a superiority over al| rem edies ever offered to the public for thesefe, certain speedy and permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether nf short or leog stand ing. Hs refers to the entire Western and South western country to bear him taatlaonv to the truth of the assertion, that in no c»ae whatever will! a fill io ours, ts the dlreodons are strictly loliowed and carried out. la • great many oatee a .single dote hat been sufficient tor a enft.and - hols tom Hies have been cured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the general health. It to, however, prudent, end In every case more certain Arcure. If ft. use It rontinaod jn smaller doses tor or two after the dlaeasMu been -hooked, more especially in (i|lßcnHa»rf%ffirst»udlng case-. Usually, this medicine will any aid to keep the bowels In good order; should tbs patient, however, require a cathartic medicine, after having taken three or four doses of the Tonic, *,single dose of BULL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY wilt be sufficient. Off-DR. JOHN BULL’S Principal Cfces: No. 40 Fifth Cross Street, LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY. AU es fta above remedies tor aale by L. H. B HAD FIE LD. Di^ucslAt. Whitehall Street ...Atlanta, Georgia nary Übffy-UP