About The Bainbridge argus. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1856-1871 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1870)
_j—— Watchmaker and Jeweler—is our o .inhrillfiC friend W. II, Barnes, whose new Sdrer-1 _ tisement appears in this issue of the fJ . . sTH. ih70. 1 jrgns. Do not neglect to patronize LI I grw gkdrwtisrmmts. MISCELLANEOUS. him. He is a good workman, and de serves well of the 'public. • ,jn more freely since i The -J e w City Council.—We have c ,tton-—Coming Alloffering re adily liear( j hut one sfenfimen't regarding the ,rs sre ovcr ‘ „ r , nn „te: result of the election on last Saturday, uj 9 quote: result of the election on last oamn - at fall yliddlings, - 21.'t- f or city officers, and that the most com- Idliog*. *•’ ' 22 { pliiaentary to the worth and ability of . Good Ordinary, • —, r — DOEL. A RS. ; mlSTOYES 1 BUY THEM NOW ! TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS.. yjid(llii)gs> 2A(^LLL | the gentlemen chosen ‘ ov ■ Good Ordinary, are their names: ilidillingS *>■*’ ‘ 'Gulden -SfecOs warranted . l ; ela p n T.I).HoTn&Er.os. Dr. Hilton S. Jones, Major; Hon. A. A." Allen, Dr. A. T. Bowne, Col. W. 0. Fleming, Judge tl. M. Beach, Major F. L. Babbit and Capt. D. J. G. McNair, legal prize scheme, Popularly known an the "HE.VDEBSOX, KY. LAND SALK,” granted a special charter by the Kentucky Legislature, and endorsed by the Governor, the Til© following i stat< * 8 Senators and 500 of the most prominent ° citif^ns of Kentucky. Capital Prize 0150.000, Smallest Prize 0SO.OO comprising Che richest Ohio Rivef-bottom Tobacco Lands and most vi Ky. None of this non-csplosivc a hovc Legal fire test, at pit. J. B- IIuTL * Bl> ‘° Kerosino Oil, rAldermen; Lieut. George W. Pierce, ; the City Drug giofe and get a oI -LandretlFH icost. uJcaiuj- Kural Register” It will tell you all about j 1). Holt A Bno. j, d. Hon. <6 Bbo’s. ■^r^wTrlfeTtiirTeader to [iiMi.'Tm- jj j Royal, of JS^****’® # " d,! ' s " lleie The City Election—L'st Sat ur< lay wAs lh ; L u.!oa. and deep interest *2Xthe tme men °f the city. i e .nrccafnl gentlemen are all sober awl Democrats. L nI - onrbest Citizens, advertises mules id hone, for Ml*- Pdrchose from him, L j let your purchases be made at otffce, . the opportunity may soon be denied I p er ;3js] _it Will lie gratifying to’ the (nmerous friends of Rev. M. S. Hanlil- formerly of this county, to learn [at he is doing well in Arkansas, and iiyen ordained a Deacon in the Lo- ! ministry of the?!. E. Church, South. fost Office.-<Lr citizens are notified „t they need not go to the negro shoe- »,.p tiny more for their letters and pa- V', as Gen. Cloud is again in his place i Postmaster of Bainbridge. The office i been removed to its old place—the Dot Store. t Clerk; John P. Dickenson, Esq., Treas urer; P. Collies, Marshall; F. W. An drews, Deputy Marshall. There could hardly be a better board selected by any locality in the State. It is an lion of and a credit to BainbriJge to have elected her Mayor arid Alderiien alone on account of their personal mer its and fitness for the position. The Vibtce’of a Stove.—The other day we heard a thrifty young house-wife say it was a pleasure for her to do her own cooking. Of course we thought it a startling announcement, from the fact that of all othCr things woman desire m’oS to C+nde cooking,’ SfidvMth the old- faskicfncd appliances wC do hot blaffle them. But the secret of the pleasure of the lady in Question was, that She had procured one of those splendid stoves which Emery Johiison is now selling like hot cakes’’ to every husband in this section 6f the State who loves his wife. River-bottom Toe most valuable city lots tp Henderson Co. f property is worth less than $300 per acre each in gold; and most of it is worth from $1,000 to 3,000 per acre. Besides the above prizes there is one prize of 85.000 in currency, two of 81,200 wb, and four of8600 which go to the winners of the first seven prizes respectively. Final drawing will take place DECEMBER 28tb, 18C9, at Masonic Temple, Louisville, Ky. In order to avoid he rush of the last few days and have yonr tickets properly regretered. buy at once of your nearest club agent, or remit by Express (pre paid), Praft, Post O. money orffer, or registered letter; to either of (be fol lowing financial agents, 1 whir trill furnish full descrip tive circulars. .. .. ....... ... L. H. I.yne, Cash’r Fanners Bank, Hpndersbn, Ky., 11. B. Alexander, Commercial Bank, Louisville, Ky., JohnC. lAthtm, President Hopkinsville. Kr.. James L. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Paducah, Ky., B. G. Thomas, Cashier, Lexington, Ky.V W. B. Tyler, Cashier Deposit Bank, Ovrtnsboro, Ky. W ANTED—Agents—everrwhere^fo sell Gong Door Bells for front doors or dwellings. Only ten min utes’work to adjust one... Business profitable. Ad dress Gong Bell Manufactory, East Hampton. Connecticut . S OMETHING IN THE STAR FOR EVERY BODY, Uni+ertalists look here! 1827—STAk IN TBE WEST—1870. . An eight-page Family Jf#nfnil,‘, flevoted to Universalism, and containing Literary, Sg- riculturril aha Scientific intelligence current. Religions and Secular news. Edited by Rev. Dr. Wn-UAMSON and J. S. Cantwell. f(2 50 per year in advance; premium to every new subscriber; send for syeciiren. Those who subefttibfe NOW get the paper the bal ance of the*} - ear FREE. Address WILLIAM SON dc CANTWELL, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tho Lci'.itifbl poem on our first page, in the pen Of “T. R. W.,” makes its eamiu'e riftlihr lifte, on account of ig mislaid, but will, nevertheless, find i eho i". the heart of those fond Of he proJucLioh bi •‘Isoline” is cx- Lslingly beautiful. iPcrsonal- Rev. Dr. 0. Lf Smith and fculy passed fchWtigh Cambridge last liiirsilay, on route for t'olumlms, Ga., pri 1' the Doctor is to officiate the pres- |t year hs Pastor of St. Luke’s (Metlio- si Church. The Doctor was five years ’‘"''lent of WeeHyan Female College, d is saal to be an excellent preacher, and family were well. | Personal.—We wero pleased tt> meet our sanctum, ou Wednesday last, ari I and valued friend in the person of '1. -Samuel M. Strong, of Alabama, in *- :l citizen of Rainbridge, but during P" boyhood and early manhood a resi d'd of Macon, Ga. We are pleased to pirn that lie is soon to become a citizen I TbomasviUe. The Stranger’s Grave hi the Valley, By Yictobia MORse.—This is the title of an "original story, of (Switzerland, written for the Argus, which will make its appearance in our issue of the 22nd inst. It will run through two or three numbers. Those wishing to peruse it shoulfl subscribe for the Argus at once. The Argus will be greatly improved the present year os a family paper. The editor will devote more of his time than usual to its editorial columns, and he has in addition the assured assistance of numerous contributors from various sections of the country. • : "—■ Agricultural Department.—Our planting friends will be pleased to learn, as they will from the following Intro ductory Letter, that Dr Daniel Brad- well has consented to furnish monthly articles for an Agricultural Department in the Argus. We regard Dr. Bradwell as one of the best agricultural writers in the South or North. His ideas of farming are emi nently practicable, and readily com mend themselves to every one at all fa miliar with farming operations. He is no theorist; he writes from his own ex perience in the matteis discussed, hav ing been a planter, of extensive means; during the last forty years, or more. The present anomalous status of onr planting interest, and the many difficul ties in tho fray of successful farming, repder the fcounsel of old and sound practical heads the more necessary.— Every planter, therefore, in Southwest^ ern Georgia should become a subscriber to the Argus, if for tto other motive, that he^iay peruse the Otirinently prac tical Articles of Dr. Daniel Bradwell. W. M. Russell, Editor:—Deaf Sir, In calling to inind ort ioDg and friendly TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH AND WEST l Fever and Ague/ or Chills, » CAN BE CUBED WITH PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KIEEER. BEY THEM FOR MR WIFE! No Better Christmas Present E. JOHNSON, Wholesale snd Retail Dealers in STOVES AND TIN WARE ! BROAD STREET, Bain bridge. Ga.. has always on hind cooking, olfice, parlor and tuning room stoves, of all sizes and pat- terns. Tin ware of every description. All kinds of tin and sheet iron work, galvenized iron, tin roofing and glittering don? in cit^or county. dec2o 13 6m GUANO I N. E. SOLOMON’S COLUMN. N. E. SOLOMON, VHOLEUtt GROCER* IMPORTER k DEALER IN WINES, LKllORS, J^BUTCHL# ’6244626 J W*4; for Pare Water, to •bis celebrated Pump, entirely tasteless, durable and relia ble; equal to the good old-fashioned wooden Pump, and eost lees than hall the money. Euily arranged •o as to be non-fireeiing, and in construction so simple that any one can put It up end keep it In repair. tTHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP NOW MADE* UR. WHITTIER, A REGULAR GRADUATE of MDblCINE; as-diploma at office will show, fiae beeii longer engaged in the treatment of Venereal. Sexual and Private Diseases, than' any other physician in St.-Lojuis. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture; Orchitis Hernia, said Rupture; all Urinary Diseases and Syphilitic or Mercurial afflictions of the throat; Shin of Bones, are treated with UDparallCd success. . Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impo- tency as the result of self-abuse in youth, sexual excess in mature years, or other cause, and which produce some of the following effects, as nocturnal emissions, bh-tches, debility, dizziness, dimness of sight, conlusiqn'of ideas, evil forbod- ings, Aversion to the society of /cooales, loss of memory and sexual power, and rendering mar, riage improper, arc permanently cured. . .. Dr. Whittier publishes a Medical Pamphlet relating to venereal diseases and the disastrous Shd Varied consequences of Self-ahdsi, that will be'-sent to any address in ti sealed envelops fur two stafnp". Many physicians introduce patients to the Doctor after reading lps medicalpamplet. Communication confidential.. A friendly 'talk will cost you nothing. Office central, yet retired —No. 6J7 St Charles street, St. Louis, M-.— //ours, 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.'. Sundays l2_ta ! 2p. ui. aCqoaintauce, connected with a desire to make your already useful paper a still WGaxk\-& Co.,call the alien 1™°™'vclcomc sheet, and visitor to the PR of the people to their splendid I res *^ ence ever y / arm9r > *■ w,s ‘ l t0 bek of Clothes and Cusimets, also, make you a proposition. If you will l ' le cllea pest j appropriate a 6iuali part of your paper t Harness tluTharJ wrllJdS 1 iDl °. a “" ft g ricullural department I wiii F ,M, ro of offering ( 0 (] 1P ; H1 t,]; c j; e .! *" urn ’ s ' 1 you with monthly essays, orig- u-I’. ;• flier are on W ater Street. I lua ; aR J selected, containing much val- i he prihj fth ‘ ' Street. Z ~ , | liable matter exclusively[upon the inter- -u generjii.y are advised to en • ■ • (lie Drug Fstablis'iineut of Messrs f r * t,n g subject of farm management in ts .(• lVanpd.v if they wish genuine S ene| al- ^ j Tbe S rea t lever power which is to re- ej'istnwived a splendid addition to' store oul ' ^ a ^ en condition in the South ■,, Vi 1 ^ ‘ lU ^ *l !e * v :Ut> ever ready to ! is in the cultivation of the soil in a new rtaage ^ thcm with their and more improved mode of ullage. All our old fogy plans must be abandoned. And the first thing of importance to be abandoned is the old notion of from 40 to 60 acres to the plow. New, and im proved plows must take the place of the old snd worthless thhigs of a former-day. More time and labor must be spent in making and gathering home made ma- The Flint Ri ver st |y. alarco *h ar \$? u ^ecommu- pdttkl. & c P u ^ic patronage is Sraras-GEB & Ecksteix. 1 nure ' Rt e sho k £ Hats - Caps, Crockery Less surface must be planted, witn deep and thorough breaking up of the soil, and a neat and clean tillage in gen Agents for the Celebrat- eral wi!1 add from one to five Lundred Fta. P " t eir timing friends there- per cent, to any farm so managed. With long and practical experience, I hope | Messrs " * * —— ! to be able to furnish the readers of your ba we m'n f IN ." Hlus. If ; s se j.! va | ua jj] e paper with some things of good ^rmT e t° nt0theeard of.: practical interest. e ^ a ' e wore confidence t:,3t of M'-- ; For the sake of pleasure, as well as - c.ri-s. Austin A Ellis, of benefit, I am, after threeyears rest, again Ci v i ' ^withstanding tneir ei- engaged on my Jiltle‘30 acre farm at * '< misiaosi, .transactions in this sec- : Silver Lake,' 12 miles South of Bait* ^ ifae Sute, wt’ have beard r,o com-' W ANTED—Energetic men. and women to 8eU the celebrated Hosit SnerTtE Srwfsrs Machinji. Price $ as. The only reliable low price shuttle ma chine evtr inad*. It has the onder feed aud uses the etraight negdle. Fur parUcnlarg and eample of bcw ing, address the nianufacturers. E. W. Relveb A Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. <2?1 /vno^O AnP" month guarrao- qp 1 teed; lure pay. Sularies paid weekly te agents everywhere selling our Patent Everlasting White Wire# Clothes Lines, Call at, or write for particulars to, the Girard Wire Mills, 261 North Third St., Philadel- Pa. •LiVTED—everjrwhei**—AGENTS.— $100 to $260 per month, male and female, to introduce the Genuine Improved #ommon sense Family Seeing Machine,underfeed and overfeed styles. Price only $18. These ma chines will stich. hum, fell, tuck, bind, braid, cord, gather apd embroider. . The cloth can not bo pufled apart even after every other -{itch is cut. Every machine warranted five years. We wii’2 nay the above Balary or a coiinnisB'tori from Which twice U s .e amount can be made. Address for terms to Agents, Ac., George McEathbon & Co., Caution.—Do not be imposed upon by otheipartiese nalming off worthless cast-iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuin and practical manufactured. CHRISTMAS —IS— HERE! ^lany one, wn'ick we consid- “Mfri I* 1| S 1 * commendation. fed Dets'.’nber tr fr °m the p A?i UIa * r month, y. we r 1 ’ 1 its api- )e . T ,J^J an ^* Papers, has pH? comw!!^ . nw L- Ila merits are • J - Scot^l' la . te proprietor, bridge. There I have been engaged for tlie last year with experiments in the use of dif ferent kinds of Guano and other fertil isers. At I he proper time I expect tafurnish the reader* of your journal with reports -•Morv «>a.i n i ** Ki^ciui j tae trinS 0; Henry Wyjly | ductions &c. ^ott, retires in a^Mefnl made from these experiments, their de r ‘^ "alutato--^ 1D ’ 8 cllaste an d weli | D. Bradwell. F 'AeLme f 'y, ,lh «>* January num-1 ASLamta. J»o- 3— General Terry i“ l N to t L 0f , * be mogiwiue 'will be ! morning issued bis order assuming com bs*,,.... , Cosmopolitan Month- \ 0 f t j,; s g ta te as a military district the Rcconstr.' ,ricn * cls of Con * L -sane ‘Cosmopolitan Month- V U a coal t , li . rms wil > still be $4.00. fWr, d time to become a sub- under grqss. T.B.Hannewell&Co Have now in store and will be receiving tliis week a full supply of FAMILY GRO CERIES, viz; ‘ FLOUR. 100 bbls - Fm ®> Sa P ?rior and Extra Fara51 J Flour. SUGAR. 10 bbls„ Powdered, Crashed snd Gi'snulat ed Sugars. FINF FACTORY CHEESE. 25 boxes Factory and State Cheese, EEAF LARD. 3 tierces Leaf Lard. RUTTER. Fine Goshen Butter. eater- raisiys. 1-4 and i boxes of choice Layer Raisins, Citron, <tc. CANDIES. 300 lbs. Assorted Candies. CRACKERS. Lemon, Cream, Butter and Boston Crackers, together with a general assortment ot DRY - GOODS# SHOES, HATS and GROCERIES. For sale LOW by T. B. nUXNEWELL A CO. G-TTzA-iSTO. -^SR- RHODES’ Standard Mauures RHODES’ SUPER - PliOSPJlATE. OROHILLAi ^HisetUaureus. 24 Of Rloluiiond, V». BA UGH’S ROW BONE, CAL UMET MILLS BONJE, LAND PLASTE, CHESAPEAK, WILCOX, GIBBS A. GO'S MANIPULAT ED.. PHfENTX,. SEA FOWL. JOHNMERRYMAN A GO'S GUASO. ammqniAted DISSOLVED BONES, PER b VIA N. GUSTIN'SIMPRO VED AMMONIATED, SUPERPHOSPHATE. ZELL’S AMMONIATED BONE, The above, and various others, always on hand or furnished at short notice by GEO. C. CLARKE. Bainb/idge, Ga. See, also, Major J. D. CHARLTON, Ex press office. deo25 lotf H# T ICE —to— Consignees » BAT STREET, OLD Number 206, NEW Number ITS, OppotileHaywood* Gagi’t let Uotae, ' Savannah, ga., ATTENTION ° 'DlfllERS T6' a L«rge. Well Selected and C O 31 p’LiltE sf«e k GBOOEEIES* At a small advance from • FIRST HANDS In the Northern and Eastern Markets, com prising die following, and many other articles: 300 ^ oxes ^ 0a F-’ 200 ^ oxe3 Gandies,- 200 factory Cheese,' 200 ® tate Cheese, 100 Cheese, lialf-bbls new No. 1 M»cke- JJH lialf-bbis. mew No. 2 Macke- 200 new ^°-1 Mackerel. 200 1“*® new N°. 2 Mackerel, g0(| cases Preserves arid Pitkles, | j,'|| boxes Starch, |^j| 6'asfes Tofnatoes^ jjjjj bbls. Flour,* UH bedes Bi Carb Soda; cases Potasli and Lye, ! 2Q bbls. White Wine Yitie^iti, 20 bbls. Cider Vinegar, 6(1 cases Sardines, ^0'bags Pepper and Spices, 200 reams Wrapping Paper,,* 4o,ooo Sesars ’ Jo cases Oysters, 2J cases Condensed Milif, k 2g bbls. Soda Biscuif, 2^ bbls. and boxes Lemons, 5 20 bbls. and boxes Sugar, 2 J bbls. and tbies Ginger Snaps bbls. itessamine ASSETS., .tl.000.5Mf POLICIES ISSUED IN A LITTLE OVER TWO* 8000. POLICY HOLDERS PARTICIPATE IN The profits.'' AOVANfifiES OF THETEBMOffi&MLimfMl/ FIRST—It is pnrely a §6tTftilEN INSTITUTION, tneeerofol tmfkdi nil pnM deat with widely increasing influence and popularity.' SECOND—Its Policies are MUTUAL AND NON FORFEITABLE THIRD—GOLD POLICIES?will be isnned t® those preferring, and paying Pre a nfifis in Gold or its equivalent in Currency. FOURTH—It is A HOME INSTITUTION ; ALL MONEY PAID Bf PRKMIUMM IN GEORGIA WILL BE INVESTED IN GEORGIA, under direction of • LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FIFTH—It has paid all Losses PROMPTLY snd»WITH0UT LITIGATION. 6FFICE ATLANTIC k GULF E. F.. 1 •.BAiNMin>6if,Ga.,’Dec, 9th, 1869 j A LL pooas remaining in Cie; Vtirehafist of this Comi>any more than forty eight hours, after .be ing unloaded from the ears will be stored-in Public Warehouse at the o'.vner’a risk and expense. By or der ot the Superintendani W. SHELLMAN, Agent A. k G. R. R. Dec 11—1m. Cut tOIR FROM DAVID DICKSON, HANCOCK COUNTY, FOR SALS BY 3?_ H- BEHNT, SA VANN AN, GA. dll 5t YOUNG MAN- ^ INSURE • PROVIDE FOR YOUR OLD AGE—THE PAYMENTS ARE SMALL; DO NGff DEFER IT. c. S. HARRISON A CO., AUCTION AND Commission Merchants, COLUMBUS? GA., O FFER to fhe Pla'nters and Mercbsnts of Southwest Georgia, Florida aud Alabama, superiof Sd vantages for the sale of Cotton, Syrup; Oranges, anjj other produce. Cash ad vances made on shipments when desired. They also invite attention to-the largest stock of Tobacco, Ui<Muors ana General Groceries ever brought to Columbus. They bavS secured the services bf Col. Robert Myers, forlhbtlv ot Apalachicola, spd Mr. Rory McNeil, who trill be glad to see their old friends. nov27 om BAINBRIUOE HALE AM 'FEMALE SMST1YBT3. W. H. ALLEN, PBINCIPAL. MissT.J. McELVEEN. Assistant. Mrs. M. E. ALLEN, Prio. Music Department. The excreises of ihs Seventh Session of this school will he resumed ou the SECOND MON-^ DAY in Januaiy next, andwiU eontinue Twen ty-four Weeks.- Rates of tuition os heretofore; payable monthly, A reasonable deduction will be made for pay ments of entire session. It will he remembered that ours is a fbrWa- xext Institution, having been in successful operation for three years. We propose tj make it meet the wants of the city snd surrounding country. Thankful for pat: favers, we solicit a liberal pati onige for the future. dec 2i 13 tf So 2J bbls: GibsbR Whisky^ ^ bbls. Botfbbff Whisky,' J0 bbls; Gifr,' lo bbls. Bum, ^0 cases Cabinet Whisky, So cases Nectar Whisky, ^ cfas'cs Bobinson Co. Whisky, ^0 cases Old Bc'ubon, r M cases Schiedam Scbnap^i; 5o cases Holland Gm, 5o cases London Co^Jial Gin, 160 cases Brandiesj So c ort Wine, SO cases Sberty Wine'j ^0 cases old Madeira, 25 tases Solomons’ Bitters, 00 eases Stomaeli Bitters, ichests add caddies Of Tea, |0 half boxes Tobacco, ^0 caddies Tobacco—all grades; bbls; A; B. and C. Sugar, bbls ektrai C: Sngar, bbls Crashed Snga*, bags Kio Coffee, packets Java Coffee; tubs Pure Lard, ALSO: Breakfast Bacon, Ham*, Bacon. Dry Salted Meat*, Butter, 8*1 Soda, Apuee*. Blueing, Cruam Tartar, Mustard, Tubs, Blacking, Brushes, Pip**, Molaasea, Syrupa, Brooms, Buckets, Shot, Powder and Caps, Twine, Liverpool Salt, Table Salt, OoA Fish, Herring, Lobsters, Hake, almost every article KEPT IX TllE Grocery Business* wy-Alt the above good* having been select ed wRh eare, and with the intention on my part of meeting, to the fullest extent, the want* of making purchases please i needed in my line. ill bo receive a CALL when goodi are »ct3u 3m MIDDE-AGCD j ^ . INSURE! Now von are in the full enlargement of your facnltle* and ib the prime w Life'; thi* sum laid by may prove your BEST INVESTMENT. OLDMAN- ■ • : • r INSURE I You know your family cannot much longer hare the benefit of feat mber— Place them, beyond a doubt, above went. RICH MAN— N3URE! Misfortune may overUfee yon ; saenre with » email port^Mt of yonr ioifiething CERTAIN for your loved one*. Now, eepecielly, INSURE 11 POOR MAN ! . For the'fjrtuhesof yonr wife and little onfs coosiau in YOUR LIFE. >U*R.«MAR*fisi M. JAlleML»' General Agen^ Bangs’ Corner, Bainbridge, Ga. 3. A. BUTTS; Gfcfi: Agency Medical BiaalMr. fiEFER TCM Hon. C. J. MUNNRRLYN. Judge ll.^Cb CRAWFORD, Mewj ^ B^ DUNNE^- ’ Attor- [octl* 8 4m. f WELL A CO., Messrs. R H. SMITH < CO.. Judge H. M- BEACH^CapL REIP Me-srs. BELCHERS A TERRELL; FLEMING A RUTHERFORD, i neys, BOWER. MoGJiLL & BOWER, Attorney*. BITTERS! isr STRENGTHENING ANp.INVIGORATINO. K&- OLD AS WELL Ag,YOUNG ABE BENEFITED. . / .... vgrLONe LIFB 4ND GOOD HEA LTil RESULT FROM ITS USE. ■«T OF ALL TCfNICS, THE PUREST z4ND TIIE BEST. 0r.: MANUFACTURED FROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES. *3T ONE DOSE OFfEN AFFORDS RELIEF. ^- NOTHING EQUAL TO IT IN DYSPEPSIA, jar SURE CURE FOR WEAKNESS AND LASSITUDE. BUT ONE BOTtLB AND PROVE ITS VIRTUES. XST INDIGESTION RELIEVED IMMEDIATELY. '^. '. £&■ THOUSANDS TESTIFY TO ITS GOOD QUifLlTIES. THE ONLY RELIABLE BITTERS IN USE. ' t£T ENDEAVOR TO GET A BOTTLE OF,IT. w j *. RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED THEM. fi©-soLD by Abb Dealers. .» PREPARED ONLY AT THE LABORATORY OF . A. A. S0L0M0KS & €0., DRUGGIST3, SAVANNAH, GA. AT THE CITY BBUG STOREi r'ESfes ^b^;^ n r. r re H C nt edFreeh. fir* and of the Beat Quality. meMWly. COLLINSWORTH INSTITDTE, TALBOTTON, GA. B oarding school FOR boys and Young Mew Spring Term b-gjnaJa^ 17th, 1870, and ersoraeee 84 weeks. . AH expenses for hserd. lodging, wothlngood Tuition m»v be defrayed for |IU » advaae^ ForP*rtieu'Ura.p^y T for etreutari^ 5-1 i* •*-» monboe T HE Spring Searion of thi* Inatitution wflt open on the Third Monday in January 1ST* For information apply for catalogue* to eithnr of the undersigned. • 8. G. //ILLYER, President B. T. ASBURY, Secretary. deell * BATES & COMEB, - COTTON FACTORS y AXB j Commission Merchants, ! SAVANNAH GA. Liberal advance* on consignment* to them r to their friends in New York, or Livorpool. duel? 12 5t GAHABT8IM8 l gnu.IPAY pgdlSLSWi The pUb*wE IT* Jot of OTODSntCXVG of aUlimta, fo^TOt*. * Vtore °”
