About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1869)
.lint lit* 1 ' To tho Ladies of Baiobridgo. | Read These Lines and P* TOlm Them I The “Hint River Store” lias just 1 ” CLL —The best test* of the merits of received a splendid stock of Cahc'oesJ whatLX$7of ft 1? home Xre U ' Delaines, Striped and Plaid Home- ' » raanafactnred, such a test Lippman’s ! spun, Tickings. Sea-Island Shirting, , ST® " ,en 8t *nd, as to-day it is , . ' C ‘ t c ‘idediy tlie favorite remedy for chills ; mnl fever* dnibb ague and other diseases ^ai’itmtalt Jdvertisemfirfs. pillar deacliings, p-.ncliasei's. etu., at prices to suit OrJii^T MiJ- Stkiningkr & Ecx-teix. r dull- The ionr.tfttz r rt< Middling r-cane is no* (l ia Dropsy—SfciiGiCAL Operation.—On Wednesday last; Drs. E. J. Morgan ! and \V. -T. Harrell were called to at- pertt- t< ml a severe'ease of dropsy—the pa- market and , iont b(‘ing a boy of 14 years. He ■ounce. . was found to he in so critical a con ,^r. in tna!s I ditioii that notliiugcould relieve him Tnucr hero upon the- ^ve tad tp&AUM pMMttii, ftlilhh "' ' from Apalachi-' “cans ia common parlance, openin ,bnnda«cc . r l,.»nrp '•* in oar the cons ■ boat \\N injections. ConfereiK I\,artli Qaarie. ty Mission, "i!l he and Sunday, the ■it Mount Z:on •uing Creak .^t tt.itnnlay and 17th inst-. ncar SvfrtOM B» t«'gc ^ received a C0 P- V Him abdomen with an instrument. Dr. H.irr.dl Very nicely pUrfofnied the operaiWn; thereby relieving thfe patient of luo gallons of water aiid preserving his life. A Move ix the Right Direction, of the ' ' Ve learn tliat llie ^a'nhridge Mann- It is rceedinglylf^'^^^y bee^brgan- i;; x ratie if. polities. Tehtis$2, iTgarinwhit"^ K c iners-boys return their thanks fcvoang Weed. Charley L.Mar- .'tho avmtul of sugar cane ho L„u Uiem on Saturday last. They ivWt mini it it their country nds ircrt to fane them every day usUPresi 1 , ized by electing William Newnan, It and bctebfnl m ^P' o ^ Thomas R. Smith, John P. Dickenson, Jonathan Donalson-, F. L. Babbit, A. in ~ A.‘Allen, Drury Rambo, R. R. Terrell, Jefferson Davis and A. T. Mclutyre, a temporary Board of Directors, and that active steps arfe being taken to raise the hecessary capita! to pay for and put into operation the Cambridge Factory. We trust that all our citi zens wilt subscribe liberally to this worthy aiid paying enterprise. South ern cotton Otlght to be manufactured on Southern soil. Factories in other localities are pAyitig handsome divi dends and we are assured that the Bainbridge Factory will do So under the management of these gentlemen The Board will hold another meeting Tuesday of Court week. ; mi or Mia S\ttebfieid.—H is fedihgs of deep pain that we fcoiinCt? tiio death of Mrs. Maiy Satterfield* Wife of out young Div-tmvnsmnn If. Satterfield and ; ]| 1( . r „f IF. S. Farisli, fisStJ, which (Hired on rimrsday night last- r: fiinc Business.—Massifs Oaiuey k Co have added to .«>•!; nl clothing, an elegant as- f of J’notr, Shoes, Hats, Caps | Jtiimcstic Goods. If you want a outfit give them a call at ( eliin" Store on East Water °f a malarious origin, in the cit y of Sa- 1 vanm,U where it is prepared. The prin- i c pal druggists of the city would asnifnh I t nnk ot uoing without castor oil ini their stores as to be without this poph- '< lar (and deservedly so) reinedv. It is a ! vegetable preparation free from delete-! nous drugs and acts as a ionic upon tlie j entire system, thereby invigorating the | system so much so As to enable it to throw oil disease. Tyrafnge doe.-, hot nauseate or sicken the patient and can bo ta^en by Uic re o»t delitntte persons Jii.igOut feat". It should always be at llano as chilis and fever creep upon ns so stealthily that we-are not aware of its approach until it is upon us. A word to the wise is sufficient. tf SobojiwEs’ lhtTEits.—This preperH- tion, compounded by one of our old est and most esteemed druggists, has, during the short time in which it has been offered 16 the public, attained a driveh but of market the vari SHALL & WiNTEfi STd&K ics ilnd stithnbuUs JwHich; for a few months, by exorbitant puffing and heavy advertising, succeeded in bnild- —THE— a profitable business for their , LARGEST Ml) HOST CGHPLRTE JLATHROP & CO, SAVANNAH* GA.; WOULD iXViTE THE ATfENTIOX OF PURCHASERS TO THfifll SAVANNAH ADVERTISEMENTS. JoeaPH Rmus, , J. Emoai Ffiunux. Jab. S. Fuuuiioie, JOSEPH HNBGAN & CO., Brta hs:is AND <Sommi$i5iott perd\ant$, BAY STREET. Savannah, - - Gnr|li; Lihcral Advance; ytaJc on Cotton eon- figne'l to ns or tp^put' CorrespondenU in Kow York and Liverpol. » jnly3l-43 3ra Important to Gentlemen. ie-Flint Hirer Store" has been < 1 with a very line stock of i'i’1 and 'r-.tru ottf prices-. .V Kc [STF.IX. Trtc Southeux Cultivator.—For October lias reached Us. We can do our planting friends no greater ser vice than to call their attention to this agricultural magazine; It is the leading representative of that revolu tion in Southern farming, which has been inaugurated since the war, with such happy results. Its editors, though progressive, are evidently Cautious men, attaching great weight to experience, as is shown by the large number of articles in every is sue, written by practical farmers in all the Southern States. Its corps cf contributors is unrivalled. We no ticc that the publishers continue to furnish to new subscribers, the let ters contributed by Mr. Dickson, em bodying his experience and practice. These alone are worth 20 years sub scription. If you have never seen die paper, send a stamp to Soiitln in Cultivator-, Athens* Ga., for a sj cc'- 1 of Capt. men copy, and examine it for your 1 1 )• «•' i n <M:il|'i:ty vvidi the j seif. Price $2-,00 a year. " : ’C hut. Mr. Pratt, paid I — . f . i . I Kuytou’s Oil of Life cures all pftins s: >ice j Mini aches, and is the Great Rheumatism I ( o..„uy Mcr-! Liuimct ^ tf- < tiasitsi ! kul ta their interest to eaiUt lot Itiver -Store, hefot'e pnrehas- Bi/i’iV.i. —The qiii t of our ia; dostnriled on Saturday , a vnaiig gent's giving one i : a niggers in town a gen- j ■'; with his lists; We were i 1 '-vito no cudgels near by i ■a' eT'-iintv deserved one. I 1 r I-'- Ti.'V — I Ins steamer ‘magged and Mink a few in Hie t'-i iliahooc'iee, is ; rcgnlar'y upon our wa Kavton's Oil of Life cures nil pains >uh1 aches, and is the glhat rheumatic j remedy. mornings i.ssne.—These gentle I men have removed from Alabama to s John Dauby & Co.—We take much -i'-XVill-. E^* tei x- pleasure*in directing attention to the p'os,. «>;. b.M-nsM.—Wn have just i advertisement of John Darby & Co, ■ -'i' 1 ";'*■ cntitU'.il “AOetrticoof j to be found in another column in ' »f Infant baptism, intended as I this to 1 heodosia Ernest, i,y y[ rs> jj. lekletord, nt Riinmliia, Ala ’’ 11 m . blhvGeorgeX. Niehols.Savannaii william Street, New York, where 1' Ave read it caretnlly, and pro-' ai ‘ e en S a gcd ill tile manufacture i an admiiTihlo production,) °f ® iu by s Prophylactic Fluid which >-> i-fa* /">iior upon the gifted ! ^ ins berctofore roved to be a valua- eiivif ri, ' UiS ’ llh * l ^' serv,n ?, ^‘° disinfectant and useful fts a 1-eme- uo a f,‘If 1 A,-, f ^° r ‘ nn ns '’ bruises, &c., &c, besides n our office I!! 01 < ' r)n ' , ib , ’ : : having excellent propertiesasacos- ' by calling anifpaving hVenty!flve Inuf' ^ ” “ 0t a s M*ii»insci u union of two of tbe iilost pow- l c; f ,l i detergent and disinfecting agents Cholorine and Permanganic ]>ioid Acid. It ivilj speedily purify the „ „ . ^ l>k*tein, •ha F-nit River Store Water streets, B:, in i )ri ; Vp D r Goods, Clothing, Boots Sllo^ a i< * ,ln ' le aRby atmosphere-. Notions, ,(v., would like to give 1 JIossrs Darby & Co., are prompt, •Hgam hy selling vo n suner-nr ^beral and reliable gentlemen. 5 nf jwea»lv reduced Bar yon superior prices. most They are thorough going business men, NTm)7ofonr best ! j?' 1 "'® arc e ralifietl to know that enterprising citiz^ 1C ^ are COIUme ncing their business planter anil merelwht*!«" enlarge<1 sca, °* Mr ’ W - H * C * ‘ plantation this year co f * -• a rice, late of Montgomery, consti, ' acres in cotton -in,i „ ' ^ ? P ' :utc3 one of ibis firm.—Mont. Mail. ... . 5 0 s , m flltar e to reside- - connected with Gen. A. H. ammis^ ^ Esq., in j j 1 ln ' ,sincs '• While we I l ' lree hundred and fifty millions of do'- ■ i f v l* T l ^ud his ex- i ' or{ ' J ar ‘^ on Friday of last week to five During the tremendous excitement in all sir-iet on Thursday and Friday the sales of gold on Thursday amounted to ^ An exchange SAyt tho portrait of r 'f L ^aoriNT-ix.—The first ! f sa t’ e ^ a ' s retained on Spanish postage j 1 a new and beantifullv s ‘ am ps beciiuss of the gratlfica'ion it affords revolutionafy patriots te liek it and revolutionary clerks to stamp it. •bshr-1 h~ nia ? az:ne - Iker £va„ T S ‘° n S ' C - bv '"hand COgSWe11 ’ has i ast ^z^r th]y pab - N and ‘ 8 fin i 'i W ° ^ 10 b° and thov I hundred millions .^‘bechance .^eeab lc an d|P>»^ New York is a large torv. « Re Metal-Tipped SHbEfe.—Shoes are an important item in llie expense of cloih- alnabler- r ^ a ® eS children, as every parent itill un- ■^caltarc and l- - a . C !n ," ma ^ er derstand. They invariably wear out ‘^ Et fo snbscribersTt S *o m ^ I lhcir 8,1068 * l lhe toe firsf > and not ^ H. JacntiPe ^ a j unfreqnently before ibe other parts are :^^ a r S ’ ESq * m,S the ' * quarter GVinPAe nlulitt- I .. . . ,_„ u „ n , . , - worn. Children’s shoes with ,{ order of merit hTtho'edito^ ^ eUl, t; l’ s ncver wear out toc.uufi it is safe to sav that on an * Presents“‘one m tho i bespenL l n 1,1 ls number. Ma i'Sl rtheKnml Caroli * W| average one pair wit’, them will more than ont-wcar support from our three pairs without ihern: We believe ali shi-e dva'eis keep thefii.— [Herald. Soloniohs’ Bitters are not of the flashy style, depending, upon large advertising, bought puffs and ficti tious recommendations for a Stile to a gullible public. Their composition is well kiihwn td and approved by many of our best physi’eiahs, and the pro prietors depend on the intrinsic mer its of their medicine to make it ns popular ns it is curative. They do not pretend to offer h medicinal preperation that will cure all lhe ills that flesh is heir to, but they db UUhtend that the judicious use of these bitters will greatly alle viate human sufferiUg, and bring very many to a state of comparative health who have long been strangers to that great blessing. One good genuine recointnfehiWtion of any professional curative; is worth dozens or hundreds of bought certifi cates, ahd the Messrs Solomons have only published a few out of the hun dreds ot unsolicited testimonies which they have received. We this morning give a copy of a letter from Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, whose pecu liarly enfeebled condition, for the past six months, has been known to the whole country. Ilis few earnest words will go much further to con firm the good opinion already exist ing as to the beneficial qualities of this rrtedicihe than would Columns of stereotyped recommendations from unknown parties.—From Savannah Ailvcriiser. E^eif bFi’ERED IN GEORGIA—VIZ: Liberty Hall, } CrawfoudsytlijE, Ga., Aug. ii, 1809. j Messrs. A. A. Solomons «t Co., 2)i iiffgisis, Sarannah, Ga : Gentlemen—Please send nie half a dozen bottles of* your Bitters. I have been.using them lately upon, the i-ecom niendatiHii of a friend, with aecitlcdbine- fit, in giving toiieto the digestive organs and general strength to the System.— Send by Express, with value endorsed, C. O. I>. Yours, respectfully, (Signed) Alexander H. Stephens. aug23-tf NOTIONS, &C M AMBHAiS. J. N. WILSON; PHOTOGRAPHER. COPIES OF ALL KINDS OP ®!LS> iPl'SmiJjSg© MADE IN ANY STYLE AND SIZE. i lL kinds of FRAMES Sc ^ICtlJRES ALWAYS OX IIAND AXft MADE TO ORDER. O. II. SORREL. SORREL BROTHERS, COTTON FACTORS, A xfi ®i»wwiisswtt NCercli anttsi, saYasnah, b/l: AGEXTX FOB ZELL'S A.VMOXLATED BOXE SU- FEB PHOSPHATE. SUALFACtfclTlES EXTENDED TO PLANTE/.8 Cau{*284?-3m.) CARPET' DEPARTMENT.—Weask the attention of purchasers to this STOCK of GOODS, which is the best and most desirable assortment now opened in the Southern States, comprising eVery variety of good: VELVET k TAPES IRY CARPETlSG. iXGRAiS A 3 PU'CAKPETIiYC; RliGS, MATS and i!C Istlis Window Shades. Lace Curtains* tt-.ad- »rAnr. W. W. LINCOLN, Druggist; GEORGL M. HEIDT, Druggist. JACOB LIPPMaN, Druggist, C. M. niLLSMAN <t CO., Druggist# 1 B. II. TATEM, Druggist. W. H. STARK it CO., Giocers. ALEXANDER A RUSSELL, Grocer#. HOLCOMBE, nULL A CO., Grocei#. CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. Grocers. CHAMPION A FREEMAN, Grocer#. M. FERST A CO., Grocers. DiLLON A STEfSON, Grocers J. A W. RUTHERFORD, Groccre. HILTON A RYDER, Grocers. CONNERAT A JOHNSON, Gricers. RANDELLA CO., Grocers. GUCKENnEIMER A SELIG, Grocer^. A. A L. FRIEDENBERG, Grocers. BERNARD A KAYTON, Grocers. A. COMM, Groter. WATTS A BRO., Grocer#. The abovo named houses will furnish the trade with ..US CDrStces, dam.visits, &©. 5b-2m IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CROCKERY, CHINA AYO CLASS WARE, Kerosene Lamps & Oil, Cutlery, Rritania orFlated Ware, Rouse Furnishing Goods Generally ! ST. JULLth & DRl’Alf STS;» (CctiTcoh Whitaker st> A the Market, j «»P*18 SAVANNAH. - - - GEORGIA: 50-3rr. At the Proprietors’ Prices* A. A SOLOMONS A CO. .Tu‘\2i t f PLAMTATION BITTERS TMs wonderful vege table restoi'ativc is the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debilitated* As a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid it has no equal among stomach** ics» As a remedy for tlic nervous weakness to which w omen arc espec ially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical, tem perate or frigid, it acts as d, specific in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever ii is intro duced it becomes a standard article—a me dicinal staple. It is to-day the best and purest tonic, and the most popular medicine in the civilized world—be sure and get the genuine. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Country Stores. CHiLL&IEVER CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. GREAT Excitement f TBIIannewell AC» H AVE the pleiwure to announce to. llieir friends and the eitiien* of Deentur ani| adjoining counties lhal they now have In Btora ond are daily reeeiring from New, i ork. Boston, Baltimore sad New Orleans, the best selected Stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERiES, haRdwarE; woodenware, LADIES’ & GENTS BOOTS, SHOES,* 1 AND CLOaIyS. CLOTHING, . r . And a^eh.erjil assortment nt eiervlhinrf usually kept in n country store—»tIm host, ever brought to this market—all of wklclT Wl ' 1 «*Td at the LOWEST CASH PRICE;' and we miviw tfie-puhlie to come mid in- spect OUR STOCK before pcixhaeilig else? where, as we are confident they will find it to their interest to do so; Our motto i».- ■•FAlR HEALING and LOW PRICK 1” #epl8 50-tf IT ii IN TA.CT A iostwonderPE FEVEFL cure OX ACCOUNT OF THIS INSTANT REMEDY MAKING A LASTING Mil PERU OTJIRE: iixVK ON nASD A r«ARGfE STOCK DRY - OOODsi XO CASE, HOWEVER OBSTINATE can EEsiST its HfeApTii: Giving properties; PYRAFUGE CREATES AN APPETITE, BRINGS COLOR TO THE CHEEKS OF THE EMACIATED AN*t> STRENGTH TO THE FEEBLE. Every Bottle Sold is Accom panied by a Guarantee bf its Efficacy. THE Oldest Shoe Store IN SAVANNAH; Wl Cl BUTLER, Having jrist rcturne«l fiom, i’hiladeljjhia and IljfitOD, is prepared to furnish PLANTERS & THEIR FAMILIES W1TU THB BEST STOCK -OF— BOOTS AND SHOES IN Ot lt CITT; Directly opposite the Palaeki House, and a few doors above the Sc”ovea H-. use, 133 Cousren Street, septlS SAVANNAH, GA. Ij The proprietor of the PYRAFUGSetialleoge# erery care, no matter of how long (landing, to try thia GREAT CIIILL (fad FEVER CUKE, and then deny its wonderful enratire properties. ASK FOR LIFPMANS PYRAFtTGE AND GET RID OF THAT MISFRABLE DISEASE, CHILLS it FEYEB! For sale, at Wholesale, by tbe Sole Manufacturer for the Uoited States, by JACOB LIPPMAN, PBOPRIET-.R or LIPPMAN’S WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE, Savannah, On. For »1« in Bainbridge by Dr. J. A. Burrs A C. KAYTON’S OIL OF LIFE CORES AT.t. MUHS AHB ktmt, AND IS THB Great Rheumatic Remedy: kAihrbira pills Sick HEADACHE AXD ALL BIIJ-IOIS DISEASES. .For sale in Bair.briJge, at Wholesale and Retail, l . by.Dr. J. A. BL T1S * CO. Feb. 6,1860 l?.Jy OF WHlCrf ■5000 Pounds JO Barrels Flour, ALL GRADES;' 10 bbLs Familv Flour, (equal TO PLAKT’S a xuca CHEAPER.) Tweutj Saeks Salt) 1 bW. mi GObDj i Case Old Tom Gin, HAVE JUST BEENRlfc£WED *AR^ NOW FOR SALE AT LIV ING RATES. our stock is being constant: LY REPLENISHED,^ND WE CON FIDENTLY REFER TO the East AS A GUARRANTEE OF FAIR DEALING IN ALt CiVSE^.* BAINBRIDGE, CUTHBERT Aid COLUMBUS RAILROAD.' OFFICE B. C. fc C. RAILROAD COWPANY, 1 Bii»*inDOE,Augvjit 20th. 18*9. j A CALL for the flr»t .tnatalbnfnt of 10 percent. iasftMs vs. cent* may he made in Oolmnbne. to JTr. Mu King. SftityVWifiA nr. and In AkinMdge, to the mdenigaed. BENJAMIN F. BRUTON, PreaU ang.16-4T-tf BOOM For Sale at the Post Office: WEBSTER’S SPELLING BOOK) MeGtJFFIE’S Readers, DAVIES* and SMITH’S Arithmctie. CORNELL and SMITH’S Geography, BULLION’S sod SMITH’S Eftglith Orartmar' DAVIES’ Algebra. FARMER’S ALMANAC.fpr 186f. COPY BOOKS. WEBSTERS Dietionarw, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. SLATES, PENCILS, CAP an-JNOTE PAPER. ALSO. PRISON LIFE of JEFFERSON DAVIS a BILL ARP. T. R. CLOUD. Nov. 1S6G 4_Lt A
