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AUGUSTA,’ GA:
FOl R O’CLOCK P. M, JAW 47, |SS«J
Notice to Advertisers.
Advertisement* for the Evkxixg Dispatch must
be handed in by eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in
order to appear the name day. The heavy pres- ,
sure of advertisement# upon the columns of our
paper will not admit of their reception after the
hour named.
Send the Cash.
are frequent receipt of letters from ail;
portions of this ind the adjoining States, contain* ’ <
mg names of persona subscribing to the DU
patch, wi.it the promise to semi the money “ in 1
she course of the year.” To all such wo would i
say lh.it ntme- car.not be entered upon our mail ]
books until the subscription ia paid. We arc i
aware that times arc hard, and that is one rea- i
son why we cannot deviate from our custom. !
Nor can we spare time to answer such requests.
We think odr friends for tho interest thus mani
fested in the paper, but we must hove the money
in advance.
4». *
Theatre,
The first representation of Aladlm, j
or the Wonderful Lump, last night, at'
Concert Hal’, was witnessed by a large;
house, and the performance was a most!
successful.one ; the dancing of course!
excepted, which was exceedingly awk
ward and immodest.
It will be repeated to-night, followed j
by the charming little Musical Burlettal
of .Lenny Lind. It is north the price of)
admission to hear Miss Mark Straw
sing “ Ernani rescue me,” and “Our
faith then fondly plighting.”
“ The Campbell's are Coming.”
Our old friend, Dr. F. A. Josrs, Agent
of Mat Pkei. 3 Campbell Ministrels
dropped in upon us this morning, with
the pleasing intelligence, that the
company will app. ar here oa Monday '
night, of next week. Os course they j
will he more than welcome.
Almost a Fire.
Yesterday afternoon, about half-past!
two o'clock, our city narrowly escaped o
most disastrous fire. Our neighbor of ;
the Chronklt, whose cffico is next door, i
gives the following account of it;
The fire originated in the cellarofthe •
extensive Drug-store of Messrs Plumb &
Leitner, next door to the Chrmicze if ‘
Sentinel building, and was caused by the !
igniting and explosion of a barrel of al
cohol, which the Porter was attempting i
to tap. Instantaneously tho burning'
fluid was scattered over the cellar, burn
ing one hand of the Porter pretty so- j
verely. and igniting the combustible
materials with which it came in contact. !
In (he cellar was stored a large quantity :
of Alcohol, Spirits Turpentine, Varnish
and other like commodities which rcu-1
dered the danger imminent indeed.
Thanks, however, to the engine of I
Messrs. 0. A. Platt & Co., which is sta- j
turned immediately in tho rear of the
Drugstore, and the intrepid clearing of]
Mi. Jacob Platt, and some others, who
almost instantaneously entered tho cel- j
lar, to pour upon the burning elements '
two powerful streams of water, thrown '
bv the engine, the progress of the'
flames was immediasely arrested—hav- ]
ing done hut little damage comparative-!
ly, which is fully covered by insurance. |
The fire department was also unusual-'
ly prompt, and were early at the scene !
of action, hut the flames were nearly or ■
quite subdued before their engines were j
brought into operation. j'
IVo very much question whethersueh
a feat was ever before accomplished, as i
the arrest of a fire under such circum
stances, and confining it to tho apart- i
meat in which it originated, and wiili so ]
little loss. Indeed it seems almost mi- j
raculous.
Injustice is done to the gallant fire- s
nun of Augusta in a portion of the
Chronicle s article, copied above, unin-J
tentionally, however, we believe. The n
engine of Messrs. Pratt & Co. certainly :
did much towards subduing the flames j
and preventing their spread, but it did i
not do all the work, nor does it deserve )'
all the credit. The fire was confined to
the front part of the cellar, and the hose
of the steam engine was not put into
the front doors until about the same
time as those of the Georgia. It is true
that Messrs. Platt & Co's engine had
been playing for some time in the rear,
but the flames were subdued from the
front, and thopvaise is due to our gal
lant firemen as well as to Messrs. Plait 1
& Co.
We do not desire to be understood as i
wishing to detract one iota from the ’
praise due Messrs. 0.
Mr. J. 15. Plait. Our object is simply i
to do justice to tho firemen of Augusta.
If ans' set of men outlie face of earth
deserves full and complete justice, it Is
the firemen who peril life and limb, to
protect the property of our citizens, '
without hope of rewaid.
v Oeatk of C. A. Brown.
■
IVe regret to learn that C. A.. Brown, ,
Esq., Supt. of the Augusta & Savannah
Rail toad, died on Monday morning last,
at the rosidcnceof his mother, in Macou, 1
aged 20 years. His disease was chronic
diarrhOK. Few men of his age have
been more beloved in tho circle in
which they moved, and few have left
more to mourn an early decease, ’
THE ItKTOHT.
BY GEO, I'. MOBBIB.
Old Kick, who taught the village school,
Wedded a maid o! homespuu habit;
He Was stubborn as a ninie.
She was playful as u rabbit.
Poor Jane laid scarce become a wife.
Before her husband sought to make her
The pink of country poise jeil life,
And prim uud formal as a Quaker .
Ooe day the tutor went abroad,
And simple Jenny Badly missed him :
When lie returned, behind her lord
t Bite slyly stole and foudly kissed him I
The husband's anger rose !—and said
st, a white his t * alternate grew !
‘ Less freedom ma'am !”- Jan, sighed and said
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lounge Hen’s Christian Association. 1
The following Committees have been;
appointed for the year 1858 by the Pres- ■
ident of the “ Voting Men’s Christian;
Association ” of this city :
WtRMANKNT COMMITTEES.
Commute on I‘uLMeaUm. —J. P. K. Wat- •
xer Chairman ; S. A. Atkinson and C. j
r. Lewis.
OmmnUee on Lecture a.—Jesse A Ansley
Chairman; J. H. Hull and Itohert Wal
ton, Jr.
Committee on L.ilnary ami Room*.— Win. :
i r ' Sherman, Chairman ; W. O. Johnson i
j and A, 0. Ives.
: f Committee cm Sick Membert.—'Wm. B. I
: Royal, Chaimian ; James \V. Bones and
j J. J. Lathrop.
Committee on Finance.— S. A. Voi derv,!
I Charman ; R. C. Black and Wm. Gib *
j son.
| Committee on Statistics. —W. C. Jessup,
J Chairman ; Thos. H. Holley man and
j John Milledgc, Jr.
! Committee on Employment.—Vs. B. La-1
throp, Charman ; r,.' F. Urquhart andj
St. John Moore.
CHUEOB COMMITTEES.
Cl ret Prcil.jilcnai Church.— A. F. Ur-'
quhart and li. S. Sayre.
UaphrJ Church. —Edgar K. Derry and]
E. P. Zimmerman.
i St. Mine’—Methodist Church. —Dr. S. B.'
j Simmons ami Albert A. Beall,
i Episcopal--St. L’auTs. —lV. 13. Lathrop.;
j St. .lames'- Methodist Church. —Wesley i
A. Bartlett and Wm. H. Russel,
i Chr;.>t,mi Church. -O. IV. Crane.
*
The report in the Macon papers that]
j tire hills of the Augusta and Charleston
i batiks were thrown out in Savannah on !
j Monday, must he a mistake so far as re
lates to this city.
Augusta Evening Dispatch.
This most excellent paper comes to
us enlarged and much improved in its
appearance. Tais reminds us of what
we have intended to say in regard to the
Dispatch ; and that is, that it is the very
best Daily published in the State, so far
as our knowledge extends. It always
!, always brings us the latest news from
! the East, and what is more, its tele
graphic dispatches are always reliable
and correct. The Dispatch has an ex
tensive circulati,n, ami is an exeellant
i medium for advertising. Published
: Daily at $4 00, and Weekly at $1 50
:: per annum. B. A. Atkinson, Proprie
tor. Augusta, Ga.- —American Citizen, Wert
. Point.
—
* As a gentleman was recently passing
j over Chrlectown bridge, at the dead
jliour of the night, he was accosted by
two villainous individuals, who inqnir
ledofhimthe hour. The gentleman
| quietly stopped under the light of one
iof the lamps, and drawing a revolver,
; cocked it, arid aiming it at the men, he
drew a valuable gold chronometer, and
| holding it directly over tho muzzle of
j the. pistol, replied -“Look and see!”
I.ate room Texas.
The steamship Chas. Morgan, Capt !
Place, from Indianola and Galveston |
| the 20th inst., reached her wharf at an
early hour this morning,
i The freshet of the Trinity continues, j
j The Flat Prairie, south of Liberty, and
country to Woodi ille,
is Inundated. The western mails were!
entirely cut oil.
The citizens of Indianola gate a]
splendid entertainment a few evenings!
'• since to Capt. Dycus, as a token of their j
'appreciation of his successful efforts to ,
'improve the navigation of Guadalupe]
! river.
I The Advocate thus speaks of the ini
i provements effected :
] Heretofore the obstacles to navigation
appeared insurmountable. There was no
i means to clean out the river—no concert
j of action among the friends of the enter
prise, and the obstructions in the bay
. were supposed by many, under the cir
cumstances, to lie of such a nature as to
i render their removal impossible. Ail
these difficulties, however, have been
overcome. The State furnished the
! means, Capt. Dycus had cleared out the
] river, and Cromwell & Hawley have dug
•a deep, safe and permanent channel
i through all the bars in the hay. It was
J merely a Christmas frolic for their huge
j machine.
Tho Democratic State Convention, at
' Austin, lias finished its labors.
lie-solutions wore adopted reiterating
I the doctrines ot the Cincinnati and Waco
Conventions ; expressing apprehensions
'• that the great doctrine of non inter
vention, as set forth in that platform,
is in danger of being repudiated by Con
gress through the instrumentality of
members of the National Democratic
party; and requesting the Legislature
to provide for the appointment of dele
gates to a Convention of the Sourthern
| States, for general consultation and ad
vice.
The Waco Southerner records intelli
gence that the Indians have made an
other foray upon the citizens of Erath,
j Bosque, Palo Bin to and Coryell coun
ties, and on a more extensive scab: than
on any former occasion. A number of
persons had been murdered, and large
droves of horses stolen, but particulais
had not come to hand.—A 1- . 0. Picayune.
G-rxiis. jplstols, cfco.
r HAVE JUBT RECEIVED A LARGE j
I -ot i tion to my former
Gin-, I'i.-tols. ...i ' 0, i ni:./ ap
parade, which ittakt-t my a!■
meat compute and superior tol
anythinjr in liiis market, and resdw » v?
peettutly inviU! the attention of al! who are in
want of any article in tho line. It consists it.
fart of—
PJTi.Ee. of my own manufacture;
Doublet; (Ns] i y the l.,st makers, steel barrels ; ,
'* " Stub Twist, all varieties; ;
Deane, Adams X Deane's Repeating Pistols, a ,
s-iporh arttule;
Colt’s Pistols, all sizes; also, Allen's Six Barrel!- I
ed I'stols;
Sim;',-va; relie-1 seif-coekiiig Pistols. Ivory and
W 00l Handles; ’ ,
Single barrelled Rifle Pistols, stootbarrels; j
Powder Fiaakt, Shut Belts, Came Bags, Dog
Ca’ls. i ercussiouCaps, ail varieties. Gun Wads, I
Dnnk Ki.-tsksand Cups, Ely’s Shut, Cartridges, i
Pnwder and Shot, Bar I,cad.
Also, a good assortment of Pocket and Pen i
Knive . Scis-'. Razor , Ac. Thankful for past
favors Be soiitiLs a continuance. ,
C.-a, Gnus re-stocked and repaired neatly and ,
promptly, and Rifles made to order and war- i
ranted. noy If. D. BUWEN. ,
HEARD aV U WIDSON,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Avyusta, Oeorffia,
WE AGAIN TENDER OUR J
services t - our friends. Business v
:<mftded to us siiail have our person
al attention. The usual cash facilities extended.; *
OurCbnuni*ioufor sciiiujr Cotton on and after j
the first of September, will be 50 cents per bale, i
ISAAC T. If CARD, I
Fi] -«::•! ' \
THE RIDES AND REVERIEB of the I
kte Mr. ASsop Smith, by Martin F Tupper, t
D.C.1.. author of Proverbial Philosophy,Jjtc. t
For sae bv f
; On tlie Mthiu.-t., by Prof. C. W. IV. Stone,
at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. ]
j OsoaoK W. Johnson, of Fort Valley, Ga.. and j
; Miss Victoria A., second daughter of Rev. A !
| Me.inK, D. P. ? of Oxford, <Ja,
Commercial JirfeEtpet.
; Latest dates from Liverpool jgn 91
1 Latest dates from Havre ] Jen 7
I Latest dates from Havana .Jan. 15
EVENING DISPATCH OFFICE. 1
Aracsra,-Wednesday, Jan. 27, IMI J
i Coitox— Sales Tuesday afternoon, 154 bales :
dat SJJ: 2 ot 5.!, .6 a* sc, ;3at 9; 37 at Jjj ;
|o7at 9 n ;46al 10 cents,
j Salon to-day, 40.1 bales : Sats;sat 7X :2'
j«t 8; 9at B>,': 6at B}Z; 17 at 9; 20 at 9n 11 ]
]ot 9?i; 16 at Si at »«; 29 at »,q ; 15, at ]
'; 10 ; 7S at 10X -bit at loyj. Tliere is a good !
ideal offering, and prices are easier. jnddHng i
. Fair is quoted at 10 to 10.’,' cents.
II *'* •
I Augusta Provision Market i
j ItepcniedbyH. PHILIUT, CUrk of the Marie 1 .
[ n RkTsiL ratras. ]
I Boot, on foot wholesale 6 © eq‘
II Hogs do (to g ®
! Beet retail 10 ©l2
! S ffl 10 1
' ™ r !f S
I' ettl -•- --, 10 ©l2 :
r i --w.-'ot Potatoen
! Chickens 2 ifnj
! Turkoys 8o ,vi)lso
| Corn, by tho I/xui hhfeD 6b I
i Fo-Kfir, by the I/wd, r» 100 T-WIOO
j Pea Hay, do do do 756/100
!! »rass Huy, do do ibfc
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HAMBURG, J:\n. '2f\.—Cotf/rr>. —A few Imn
. dred bales bold to-day at from 9to 10V
COr.CMBVS. fan. 26.-—We have no
chunge to coticu in prices in our market yester
day. The trnnsaetions were on a very limited
scale. Tliere was a manifest deposition on the
part of Fenera lo hobl lor an advance upon timi
s cr rats... which tho buyers would not a cede to.
t The receipts for the day were 352 hales. 137 I
g j bales sold at *J l 4 to 10c. A small lot a Hue i
j Cotton brought 10/ic.
! MONTGOMERY, Jan. 25.— Cotton.— Sales on
Siiturday con fined tea few small lots at u de
i ' dine of J a ' to y, coot., from the higheet poiut
-of the week.
e j «*•
NASIIVIU.K, Jan. 25.— f'ofon. —Wo hoard of
t the snle Saturday of a single small lot at
j ; cents.
[)|
MEMf'HI' 1 , Jnr; 24.— Cott'vn. — <-n Fr‘day
V I,2oobales, raryit g from 7 to 11 cents.
it i .
.».
, COT.UMBIA. Jar.. 26.— Cotton. —Demand good,
| varying from Qy+ to r jy a cents.
D MACC.N, Jan. 25.—Sales today' 60h
f j bal :s, at prices ranging from 9to 10* 4 ' ■:**<;t
1 j SAVANNA \II. ,! in. 2fi.— Cofton.—The market j
2 ! active to-day. amounted to 896 bales, ns
i follows : 7 (it 8‘ a lat S» 4 :3at9•U at -* ‘ 4 ;
’ «3S at VJt ;76at 10 ; 9 1-16 ,47 at 10,V : 372 .it
2
fj CIIART.FSTON, Jar.. 20—Arrived, steamship
j Columbia, N' Y: ]{r siuplnkerrnan,Greenock;.-lap
j Alexandrine, Ani<t<- 'lam; Swedish bit k Skat:*:*.
} St. Thomas, Wc.a Tudics ; bark Mary Lucrcti.i. ■
AtUikapas, I>a. ■ Span brig Paquete de PorU-
I Rico, Neuritari, P. R. ; sebr W. H. (Jilliiand.
i New York.
1 ! Cleared, sehr Oriental. Nassau, X. P.
1; |
! SAVANNAH J:m. 27.—Arrive-!. steam.-ibip
• j Augusta, New York ; aiiip A<lmiral. Inver ]•<*<.l ;
l j :<chr Lilly, New York ; sciir Mary Wise, Tr.ckn
i pew, \a.
’ j Cleared, Brig Franconia, New York.
i j CONSIGNEES.
v | By Iron Steamboat Company's Line, per Steamer !
A uousfa.
Bmvs, Brown Co; H .f Sibley: R. J floivr-;
‘ Zimmerman .'i Sio-rtil; McCord, Horton ec W ,
; ! J Whyte; 0 Cl.nr dull; W H Howard: J Sibley j
I &Sone; K inch ley ec Sanchez.
OFFICIAZi DRiVWEffSG
OF TIIK
- Sparta Academy Lottery.
OF GEORGIA.
The following are the drawn numbers o. the 1
SPARTA ACADEMY l.Ori'Et’Y Close 241—drawn
JANUARY 20. 1858 :
, 1, 60, 76, 70, 78. 30, 24, 36, 50,!
48, 40.
The following are the Drawn Number? of the !
SPARTA ACADEMY IAHTERY. Ckus 242— Extra. !
■ lrawn JAKUAP. Y 27.1868 :
62, 1, 27, 39, G 4, 48, 42, 31, C 3, 38. j
54, 70.
V. C. BAaRfJER. J ..
I ... j p | CoTumiasioners.
S. SWAN k CO., Managers.
New Books.
rnHREE DAYS INT MEMPHIS, OR
JL Sketch./- of ti;. nublic md private life of the
old Egyptian-t. by i»r. M:*x Uhlemann.
The Plant Hunters, or Adventures among the
Himalaya VlounU ns. by Capt. Mayno Keel.
Twin Roses, a Narrative, by Anna Cora Ritchie,
uuthor of Autobi., rapby of an Actrcs-:, M uiu;
Life, etc.
Stories and Legends of Travel and Htetorv for
Children, by Grace Greenwood.
The Rille Rangers, »r Adventures in Southc-n
Mexico, by Capt. Muyne Reed, beautifully ;l!t■ j.
traied. Ju 3 . received and for sajle by
jan'-W THUS. RICHARDS k SON.
DEN IV IS’ ALTERATIVE,
PREPARED BY
J. DENNIS, M. I)., Augusta, Ga.,
IN VINT BOTTLES ,
TT CONTAINS, in addition to Sarsapa-1
V rilla, the Hydro Alcoholic Extract of Qu.wn’.- !
Dviight, (Stilliugiu): While Ash, Grey Beard or
Fringe Tree, (Ctuona.ithus) ; Tincture of May
Apple or Mandrake, (Podophyllum), and Blood
R *ot (Sanguinaria.)
In .small noses it is Alterative or laxative ; in
large doses it acts generally as a mild purgative
—with some as an active purgative. * In some
eages no perceptible act.> n on the bowels is ex
perienced, yei in Liver Complaints, or in f*i ■
cases arising from an impure state of the Blood,
its continued use causes a marked improvement
in the general health.
As an alterative or laxative, it has been found
useful in Coast jntion of the Bowels, Jaundice. !
Bilious Fever, K< v< r and Ague, rick Headache' !'
Dizziness, various Female Complaints, Chronic!
Affections ol the lAvor, Seccndary Syphilis, and I
Syphiloid IHseasos, Scrofulous Affections, Sores,
Ulcers, Blotches, Cutaneous Eruptions or j Ji--
eases of the Skin, and all other diseases in which
Sarsaparilla or alterative modi inea are indi
cated.
That it ach; upon the Liver, may bo known
from the fact that in Jaundice or cases of Bilious- ■
ness It causes fltae bilious evacuations, readily
removes unnatural yellow tinge about the eyes,
and upon the skin, and improves the health and '
spirits. 1
Those who have tried this Alterative for Af
fections of the Liver, have found that it efforts ■
a cure naturally and gradually, by improving the
health, and that but little or no other medk-iue !
is necessary in these affections.
Its healthy action on the Liver and purifying .
effect upon the blood, made it a great preventive
of sickness. For children, this is generally ah
the purgative that is necessary to bo given, and
as often as otherwise, is all the medicine that -
necessary to be given, especially to those trou
bled with w orms, or j debilitated state of health.
A preparation of Sarsaparilla, known to be
good, is greatly ncodo-l. to keep the liver health} ’
and the blood pure. Those who try it will Urn'
themselves richly paid, by greatly preventing I
sickness and Having Doctor's bills.
HARPER C. URYSOJf,
warehouse axm commission merchant i
K Kre. proof Warehov**., Augusta, Georgia, j
WHERE HIS PERSONAL AT-1
will be given to storage and sab-
Colton and other produce* Orders
for family supplies promptly attended to. Cush t
advn iced on produce iu store* Sale Room anti
office on Reynold st.. between .lar.k>fin ani .
supste jprins Current.
WBOUSIU PKIIS.
i Baton.—Hams gift 13 © 14
' Canvassed Hams.. .¥ ft 10 ffl 17
1 Shoulders ti ft _ ©
: Western Sides 3ft 11 ffl 12>,
. Clear Sides. Term... ¥ft 00 © 00
Ribbed Sides sft 14 © 15
Hog Round n0w.... sft 14 © 00
Bftggtiig—Gunny., ¥ yard 16 ® 16
Batter.—Go?l:en... H ft 2S ffl 07
Country ¥ ft to ffl 22
11 ricks— ¥ 1000 800 ffl 860
I Pressed *IOOOI2 *» ©I4OO
i Candles—Ada man .* ft 22 © 20
j Sperm *ft 40 © 50
i Patent sperm *ft 50 © 00
Cheese—Northern..¥ ft 12 ffl 1
I English Hairy *ft 14 © la
Coffee.—Rio *ft IIK © 12;,
laguira. ¥ft 13 © it
Java *ft 10 ffl 18
iktmestlcs.—Yarns * 1 00
X Shirting * yard 4)4 © a
i % Shirting ¥ yard © S> 4
I Suirting -...ft va.-d © ojr
I 5-4 Shirting * yard 10 © 12 &
i fl-4 Shirting * yard 11 © 12*
i Osnaburga ¥ yard © 12 '•
[ Hr die 0V :
Ventliers.— ¥ft 40 © 45
Fruits—Apples.... * l.bl 300 © 500
| Oranges * l.b! 800
; Fig*. * hex 08 ffl 100
Raisins V-bo* 300 ffl 400
Cranberries * M>: 850 © 900
els It. -MiukorolNo 1¥ ohl 14 00 ©lB 00
£»•? * bhi 14 00 ©l3 00
: J>o. » 79 bhl 11 00 ©l3 0U
* hbl 550 © .100 '
Herrings ¥ box © 000 !
* tour.—Country .. ? hbl 525 © aOO
Tennessee .* Ob! 5 3 © 560 ;
I P l y hliilu * iihi 515 © 750 '
, Etownh * bb! 600 © 750
lier.mead's * bbl f. 00 ffl 7 f.O
I f'vtra * hbl 700 © 750 \
Grain—Cornin sack* bueu 55 © 60
Wheat, while *boehllS ffl 120 1
Eo'l *ft 65 ffl 105 ;
Oata bush 4o ((if 50
R.ve * hush 70 ffl 76
Peas * bush 75 © 36
Corn Meal * blub 65 © 75
tJuii|M»vder.-.X)up, j. keg 700 © 750
Hazard V it eg 726 © 7.0
Blasting * bug 475 ffl 500
* bun. 100 © 1.0
, , 1«.1..-bwe,ief * ft ** ffl 534
English. Common, sft 3 y, ©
II Penned, *ft 334 © _
: *» 11 ffl 13« i
. U»tl—Bar *ft 8 © 8
. Mine—Country ¥ box 125 ffl 150
; i Northern * übl 150 ffl its
I.umbel -,1 100010 00 © 18 00
Molassea.—Cuba. ..* gal £8 © 36
■ M. I'fix ¥ gal 50
1 Sugar House Syrup.* gal 45 ffl 50
i| Chili' Syrup * gal 44 ffl 50
*ft * ffl 4,..
tills—sperm, prime.* gal 200 ©2 55
I lei mp ¥ gal 100 ffl 125
| '‘"mb *<»! 76 © 100
<■ l-i'-'-eed ¥ ;al 100 © 105
! Coder ¥ gal 200 ffl 225
Pol atoee—lrish .... * bbl 4 26 4 60
i 1 ¥ bash 80 ffl lao
Klee— ¥ ft I= = ffl 5
HOIK I .—Kentucky., .?< ft 11 © yy
. Clai.ii:,. vft 17 ffl !8
-pirlts —Gui ¥ gal 45 ffl 5u
R'ini ¥ gal 60 © 60
. U, V •> ¥ S»l » © no
1 " •!* Brandy ¥ gal 125 © 2bo
Apple Brandy. . gal «m>
.'! Heil»ii.l Gin ¥ gal 150 ffl 176
Cognac Brandy ft gal 300 » ffl 6 00
Sugars—N Orleans. ¥lb ffl
I Pone Rim ¥ft S ffl 8),
' -•! r'-ovado ¥ft 9 ffl
■ Pd'flneii (' *ft 11 © 1; .
: Refined B ¥ft 31 ffl 12
1 Rutoetl A ¥ft UK 0 12 g,
Powder* d ¥ft 12 ffl 13
Crushed ¥ft 12 ffl 15
. j **»* ¥ rack 100 ffl 110
, 1 Sonp,—Yellow.. ..*ft 5 ffl j
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CO CUT CALENDAR FOR IV.*,
siteiuor corn i s.
January—Chatham, Second Mon'.'ay.
F -ruury— Clark. F;«yd, Lumpkin,' First Mon
■ :iy. Frida* before second Monday, Wayue. i
1 iecoml Monday. Daw?on, Glynn. Third M r.
: lay. Forsyth, Meriwether. Walton <. Fourth I
Monday, Baldwin, Chattahoochee, Glascock, j
Heard, Jackson, M nroe, Paulding. Schley. Tulin
j ferro.
• ! .Unreal—First Monday, Appling, Chattoo a. i
j Cherokee, Coweta, Columbia, Crawford, Mwin'j
•it.ft Madison, Marion. Mitchell, Morgan, Wei--!
*! 'tor. Second Monday. Butts, Cass, Coffee, K1 S
bert, Fayette, Greene, Pickens, Sumter. Wash. I
: j 'ngton. Fri ay after. Pierce. Thursday after
IM utgomery. ’’bird Monday, Cobh, Hal!, Hart, j
Macon. Newton, Putnam,Talbot.Tatnall, Terrell! 1
Ware. Friday after, I)ul!och. Fourth Momlav.,
Campbell, Clay. Clinch, Effingham, iE.uanue* I
| Lee, Twijrgi*. White. Wi kea. ‘
j First Monday. Carrol, Dooly, Early,
J Fulton, Gordon, ike. Rabun, Taylor, Warren,
j Wilkinson. Second Monday, Charlton. Hub* i !
1 sham, Hancock. Harris, Laurens. Miller. Scrivon. .
Tuesday after, Mclntosh. Third Monday, Burke, j
■ Camden, Franklin. Haralson, Henry, Jones, Lib- '
erty. Murray, Oglethorpe, Pulaski. Stewart,;
Worth Thursday after, Bryan. Friday after, j
I Wilcox. Fourth Monday, Decatur. Pc Kalb. !
| Houston Irwin, J. sj-or, Lncoln, Poik, Whiuiekl
j Thursday after, Te'fair.
| May —First Monday, Berrien, Gilmer, Ken j
•lotph, Richmond, Upson. Second Monday, Bo j
; kar. Bibb. Catoosa. Chatham. Fannin, Muscr!
Third Monday. Spalding, Troup, ClIoi;. Fourth f
.Monday, Calhoun. Towns, Walker. Monday af
ter, Ihj .' lerty. Last Morula . Coi.yiitt.
Jane—First Monday, Hade, Jefferson, Milton, j
Thomas. Third Monday, Lowndes.
duly —Friday before s ond Monday, Wayne.
Secomi Monday, Glynn.
August —Firat Monday, Floyd, Lumpkin. So- !
j -ini Monday, Clark, fr u pon. Tku-d Mou-iav.
For<ytii. Mer;wether, M'ulton. Fourth Moi;<.a\
; Baldwin. Chattah ocbee, Glascock Heard. J;i< k ;
on. Monroe, I’uuluinp-. Schley, Taliaferro,
ai ' r iv rnt^r —Fir t-Monday Appling, Ciuttooga. ;
Cherokee, Columbia. Coweta, Crawford, Ma li j
*Oll, Marion, Mitchell, Morgan. Webster. 2d * '
Monday. Butts, Cass. Coffee, Elbert. Fayette,!
Green.?.Gwinnett Picket!.-,Sumter, Washington.
Friday alter. Pierce. ;)d Mom!ay. Cobb. Hail, j
Hart, Macon. Newton, Putnam, Talbot, Term.' .
Ware. 4th Monday, Campbell. Clay, Clinch. 1 1
Emanuel, Lee, Twiggs, White, Wilkes.’ | ,
(Jvt-. her —Fird Monday, Carrol, Dooly, Early, t
Fulton.Gilmer, Gordon. Taylor. M’arr«m. VTI {
kiii»ori. Tuesday after. Pike Wednesday as er |
Cabun. - Monday, Charlton. Panuin. Haber
sham .Hancock, Harris, Laurens, Millor, Seri veil.
3«1 Mondav. Burke, Camden. Franklin. Haralson, i
Henry, Jones. Murray i.iglethorpe, p.ii iski.!
Stewart, Union, Worth. Thursday-after, Mont ;«
uom.-ry. Frtdty after, Wilcox. 4th Monday.;/
Decatur. DeKalb, Houston. Irwin, Jasper, IJn
voln, Polk. Tatuuii,Towns, WhitQeld. Tlrursday •
after, Telfkir. Friday after, Builocl:. Monday j l
after, Effingham.
X.ixmber —First Monday, Berrien. Milton, ‘
Banddipii. l ichmond. Upson. 2d Monday, tin I
ker. Bibb. Catoosa. Muscogee. JJd Mon.lav
Spalding.Troup. 4th Monday, Calhoun, Walker!) -
Thursday after. Mclntosh. Monday alter. ! ougb
erty,rfjherty. Colquitt. Mondav after. Liberty, -
Bryan.
LFetmJ/t,-. —F:r-t Monday, Dade, Jefferson. ’ '
Thomas. 3d Monday, Ijowcdes.
I P-.V. ,-n 2(1 and 3d M uila. 6 lr, Fei.ru. \
ary an ! 3'i Monday in August. j ,
f USIJLES.
' 1 '■ • 1 ADA..! ANTIS’-: ’’AN 1,1 ■
50 “ SPERM 1 ANid.Es, tor sal* low bvj
.JOSLAH SI I ?LEY St SON’S, *1 *
jams No. 6, Warren Block.
Removal. \ ■*
I npHE CUT DRUG STORE has been re- 1
i .1 moved direct’y opposite the old stand, 1
■ wtiero my old customers and friends are invited ; h
jto call. WM. HAINES, j o
<lo Druggist and Apothecary. g
\ew Crop Molasses.
rjIHIRTV-riVE hluls. New Crop W. I ‘J
X v. ill be landed to-morrow from 1
: steamer Stark. On consignment and for sale.
Apply to JOHN GASHIN, j I->
General Commission Merchant, I 11
jan2o-l • No. 4 Warren Block D
.J lit
New Crop A. O. ami Mils. *'
Sugars.
j ffIEX hh Is New Crop N. 0. SUGARS,; ‘
X do do Muscovado do ! ...
Just received, on consignment Apply to j UI
JOHN CUSHIN, ’ n .
General Commission Merchant, j jj ;
j jan2o-l No. 4, Warren Block.l ai
Whiskey and Caudlna.
; JAIFTY bbls. Choice Uectifii l Allis- 11
C KKY. I n
56 boxes AdamantineCANDlJ2? just receiv- •
fed, ou consignment. and for pale. Applv W | M
JOHN CASHIN. , fr
General CunuviuibD V!*»rr-■ hi
thQS ocean steamers.
Sailing Days to and fret,a the United States. .
FROM EUROPE.
Kangaroo, Br, Liverpool, Jan. 13, for N Y :
r niton, Am, Southampton, Jan. 13. for N Y
Cunard, Cun. Liverpool; Jan. 16. fur Bceum )
Cunra.4, Cun. I..vcrf>od. Jan. 23, lor N Y
Indian, Br. Liverpool Jan. 27. Icr Portland
Cuuard, Cun, Uverpool. Jan. 30, for Boston i
Baltic, Am. IJv or pool. Feb. 3, for . N Y i
Cuuard. (.bin. Liverpool. Feb. f., ft>r X Y
Araco, Am, Southampton. Feb. 10. for X* Y
Anglo-Saxon Br, Liverpool. Feb. 10 Portland ,
Cunard, Cun, L'verpooi. Feb 13 Boston
Cunard, Cun, Liverpool Feb. 20 N Y
Ariel, Am, Southampton, Feb, 24 \ Y
N’ merlcn. Br. Liverpool, Feb. 24.... Portland j
Cunard, Cun, Liverpool, Feb. 27 Boston 1
Collins, Coll Liverpool, March 3 \ Y l
Cunard, Cun, Liverpool. March 0 s y |
Fulton. Ain, Southampton, Marc ; 10 N Y
Cunard, Cun, Liverpool, March >3 l)r«tnn
( ..turd. Cun. Livt-rpooi, M-w-'h 20 X Y
Indian Br, Liverpool March 24 Portland •
N'- rth Star, Am. Southampton Mai cl) 24 N Y
Cuuard. tun, Liverpool, March 27 Boston
Collins, Coll, Liverpool, March 31 X Y
Cunard. Cun, Liverpool, April 3 N Y
Cunard, Cun, Liverpool, April 10 Boston I
FROM THE UNITED STATIC.
! Ariel, Am. New York. Jan 23 Bremen j
America. Hr, Boston Jan 27 liverpool i
Cunard Cun, New York. Feb 3 Liverpool >
Kangaroo. Br. New York. Feb 4 Liverpool !
Fulton, Am. New York Feb 6 Havre
Cunard, Cun. Boston, Feb 10 Liverpool •
Collin; . Coli. New York, leb 13 Liverpool i
, Cunard, Cun, New York, Feb 17 Liverpool !
l Nortli Star, Arn, New York, Feb 20 ... Bremen j
; Cunard. Cun, Boston. Feb 24 Liverpool
j Cunarci. Cun. New York, March 3 I.iverpoul
i Aim go. Am, New York, M:<- -h ft Havre i
(.:na; d, Cun, Itoston 10 Liverpool
j Collins, Coll, New \ ork. March 13 liverpool
Cunard. Cun, New York, March t7... .Liverpool j
C.urard, * ;;n, Boston. March 24 Liverpool 1
; Cm. ird. Car.. New York, Mar h .$1 . I
! FilPm Am .\ew York, April 3... . .Havre
j Cunard, Cun, 80-ton, April 7 .Liverpool ;
jCol.in- < ->;i. New York. April Jo. ... Liverpool
| Cunard, Cun, New York, April 14 Liverpool 1
i Cnnard, Cnn, Boston, April 21 Liverpool j
; jUstcllaiuoiis gl&brrtisrmfnts.
CLOTHING.
1 AT WHOLESALE AXn RETAIL '
n vmsev a l vha vv,
; ,4 T their r.M stand opjHisite the Union
J.X 51a> , are cifcrbig u iin ir Irienfis an 4 ri
!l;aic;r- tap au.i bisi stock of I'.iil ar,.l
Viau-r (i'4hin|i r-v.-i oif.reii in til' city, til"
; most of th having ht-on Houviii aiiri nianu
i iaciuro'l r y cs at oar t.om'ifm t-a vftX- v York
i almost cxt'iukivoiy fcr . a»h We fel roalfflnt
tno hTO*» North r south, car, Wat us in atvlo
~ quality and |.ric-. Aii v . call lo'cs
anmu lo r slock. Among the stock will bo round
lor bU,;Il > b! “ r - and brown CVtor lioav-r
r K< K .Kto,
S |: I>r do do do Cloth Frocks
I l i° t!o do do Business do, ’
; d° do do do Ituclan Over
sacks,
•L (i l' r do Beaver Ov-^r
, sacks,
Sci.r Black and Fancy gid.-Band C'R.-simere
j Pan!.-. <‘i everv stvie and grade.
° '2'T■ '■' ■■■ 1 '• Mark Cloth. Satin,
l Plush, Cashmere, Ac. from $1 to *8
000 super Black Satin Frocks and Sacks. Also
, r.iigi'-h Two ed Saeks. from 2 75toSf*
j 260 pairs Lngh.-b. and American Side
I baud Cnssimerv Pante, some elegant dnsigns.
500 j*a:rs U*!ord Grey and Blaek Salin. t Pants
8 o! splendid weight, from 1 75 to #2 25.
» 150l 50 P«i«* extra he,.vy-ribbed ifc*. ver Pants.
mere Pante.
a 100 B;ue illanket Overcoate at 4tos4 so i i
; coat.
150 Blue Blanket Back COATS, at 8 to $3 60 per
coat juu4
KOBIN’SOK’S PATENT BARUSY
For .-Rio by jaaO W. li.n rr
OY 'DYE XN O
o. n. lxjiioe s
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
Greene-street, above KoUock d.
rf-myr#.,.- • i DVEISO of ev
i "X descrlptim douo
—siSfeA t ® e « hu 4 ; ami J'rt— it. F
•©> i> ~i3>, ««tit;.-
i aDd «3»irt- m siiort
feg> „• f-tuhllshed !.,
JfCrr
Ck* ri|i 4 \rt‘ —o—
For 5„1,..
SSjEjLi^idhr [4 LACK INKS- .
.- ’7 ,• ,1 ’ "’ r Writia* .1
1 Boom Grcons^t.
. vB at the fullowing prices |
t;— lly the bund, |,T *»' I
/ '6O. 17 cents . Iy 5 or
■ '.i r-3 p ll't Ol.yieiml., VStts |
/ iVurrautsri superior
■Si r**h»-iy touny in i so.
. = . s-vt , a i' i
( i-jff •Topn-i,'.
‘s« w J{ :._i Augusta, .May 30
my 30 ly
Oysters! Oysters!
1 HtIME ARTICLE OF NORFOLK
xIL OYSTERS, *ii one gallon and / r —>.
•••••«'* !• i- sa*o at tli.' AUGUSTA ICF V "J /
iKH/sE.
Tb-y ■ay also » e found at K. D MARI IN "S,
, store, opposite the I.'. S. Hotel.
| Orders from the countrv addressed to
0. EMERY
j svii' be promptly attonUed to. novlLom
H'OTTSaTAND CHEKSK ~~
A large supply of both, for sale very cheap
; hv < •>» DANILI, H. WILCOX
Hickman, Westcott A. Co.
VUE now offering one of the large*!
-ma- :.r
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
ii: the city, at unusually low prices.
T incy Ure«s Good*. iu groat variety ;
R' tek arid Fancy Silks, a:! styles;
Rich Cashmeres and Delnifies;
Cloth Cloaks and Talmas:
Rich Chenille Shawls, new styles.
Also, a very Urge stock of Blankets and Ker
seys. the very best in the market, at lower prices
than any ui thccUy. The attention ot Planter.*
'•s part it ufcrly invited to these good*.
Blt'-iched and Brown Shirtings. Stripes,fisna
bnrgs, Flannels, and all kinds of goods for farni
y we, very cheap. octk‘B j
L K ATH E R 31ACHI X K BET-i 1 \*l
and factory find nos.
13 ATEN T Eivetcd, Stretched and Cc* j
rnented Leather BELTING, single and dou !
bh‘. all w iibs, 1 u> 24 inches, carried and i
stretched by urtirMve*. Quality guarantied. A I
largo stock always on hand.
Also—Rubber Bolting and Stoam Packing, j
Copper Rivets and Burrs, k-\ ; Washers, Ring!
Travelers. R-dler Brushes, Roller (.loth. Stripper !
* Nrds, Pickers. L-g Screws. Lag Leather, and h }
variety of Factory Findings. For sale onaceom -j
modating terms b\
SHERMAN T , JESSI'P * CO.,
N'c. 341, Eroad-st, 2d door a Cove Bank ofAu j
jan6-3m
NEW DRUG
A \ I ) BKE 1) BTOK JJ .
▼ • spectfully informs M. Jm
his friends that ho has ’«IJF
opened a now DRUG and jm
SEED STORE. at Hm stand k».
recently occupied l*y Mr.
Wm Haines, on Rroad-st.. .
two doors below the Post DRUGS
The Drug and e<li rine {fe-V^airiVS^jM,
Departm nt will be under vsTkT
tin* direction o Mr. i- .(
DKLKEH, an experienced
Druggist and Cheinisi, wbo
will give his slu t utter.-
L*>n to tb© putt in* i,p of
luth. seeii.epm “i Mr. 1.. n..i, ,iu.l»n
experience -f ten > pars «ill ho a auffloio.it goer
u«te« that his cummers will bo supplied with 1
none but genuine seed Ininrmatmnaslo plant
‘ ml cultivating will he always freely 'riven
ann ut toe cum maud of his customers. 'For the
{'YtaSTE '"* ’““Shied by llis son, E IS.
.. Mr respectfully solie'ts the patronage of
the pub. c. under full conlidcnce cl irivinir eene
ral -atislaotfon. 8 8
Both departments will be well supplied—the
Medical with ibo host from the North, the Seed
hl2*2nk "‘ n ’*Y* iu ' ,hc nt>ported from iho celt
llis«JJanfras JLbbctlistmtnls.
. THE PAPER
FOR THE MILLION!!
ONLY FOUR DOLLARS
PER ANNUM!
Unparalleled success !
IKCR EA S£D A TTRA CTIOX!
IM>l EASE (I R< l L ATIO ,\
f-
EVENING DISPATCH
Published in Augusta, Ga., by S. A. ATKINSON,
j It is issued in the evening, and goes into the
interior by the four o’clock (P. M.) trains, con
sequently it must contain
THE LATEST NEWS !
It has the
TEI, KG R A PIIIC DISPATCHES,
Prices Ourront.
Commercial Reports
11
from nil the loading markets of THIS COUNTRY
11
■ AND EUROPE; five? the ACTUAL SALES in the
i ' Augusta
■ COTTON AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
and a careful summary of
<t m <£* mm * 1 C- sll
! It te the organ of no party, but is devoted to
popular intelligence and stirring late news.
Its EDITORIALS embrace the best articles of r.
' number of the
! BEST WRITERS IX THE SOUTH!
who have been engaged to discuss the
j STIRRING TOPICS OB' THE TIMES
r 1 through its column?.
1 Its CORRESPONDENCE i? more varied and ox
pensive than that of any paper in the State, em
'»racing prompt and vigorous reporters in all
I sections of the country, and regular corrc-poii
| j-lence from metropolitan localities.
1 Its LITERARY DEPARTMENT will embrace a
J variety of choice literary productions, original
i | tnd selected—while ?3
j GENERAL NEWS
j wil' ' anpu throng!) thu var:r*i currant of inter
«
' events, incidents, accidents, and graphic
! narratives, dished up wth industry and care.—
condensed—boiled down—winnowed—and pre
sented on a clear, legible sheet, at the low price
of
§4 DOLLARS
A YEAR!
THE WEEKLY
iJupsfa § hpatrlj,
similar in get oral character to the daily, is is
sued every SATURDAY, at
§1.50 A YEAR!
TO (MBS $1 ETUI!
It contains a brilliant variety of valuable matter,
at a price w ithin the reach of all.
Attention is earnestly invited to these publica
tions.
Specimen copies sent when desired.
S. A. ATKINSO3Y,
Proprietor. :
Notice.
i HEREBY beg leave to inform my
. f itn<ia and the public m general that I have I
i removed my Wholesale and Retail DRUG STOKE
| right opposite my form r stand, into the late
; kxpre.sa Office, two doors below the Post office,
j where 1 will be much pleased for the public to
patronize me liDerally.
WM. HAINES
SliirtsH f?liirtsi!!
qHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Also, a
targe supply now on hand. Very cheap
Six for Niv» Dollars.
jan!B HEBSEY’3, opposite U. S. Hotel.
Law Card.
Gl ARLAND A. SNEAD, Attorney at
i Law, Augusta, fla.
ort'eo cm North side of FJlis. weal of Washing,
toil streets. Will give attention to any busi i
entrusted to bis charge. lan4-ly
FULTON HOUSE,
AtlantaG&rigia.
SIMPSON & KILBY, Proprietors.
Miss SARAH KILBY WILL PRE-
Bute over the domestic a ml, — w
«. lai. sos the House. Mr. T L- \
0. Opvau. will act as Clerk.©** ‘
amt give particular attention®
to the wants and comforts
vlsltors.
iK TW H« I,rBt ra sf Uy 2Sy are convenient to
House, where Horses. Carriae s ;l n,i u.w
gies may be bad at all tim»u % aD 1 B ° g '
sM
JOYFUL NEWS TO
Rluumutic Sufferers
Oh, the ammitjt or autferin* that batt b«.n cn dor
cd, and the thousands of death. that have
t occurred for the want of a proper aad
f trnrij remedy for the dread)old ~
oust. which is invariably found in
’ j LYNCH’S ANTI-RHEUMATIC POWDERS
TlMIB; only sure and radical cure?
X discovered. See circular and tbo followll
CRKTIFICAnas :
j Ido hereby certify that, dler suffer! i.efi
thirty-three years with the most ex crucial 1
r*ain from Chronic Rheumatism, and Un.nugt
I permanent rellel from any of the mauv
| titans given me by different physician?. 1 a
I ! now entirely well, not only of Rlic.imat'sni n
• l -elf, but likewise of ita effects. This c- re was
effected by a preparation plylcd J.ynciT-« Anti,
j Rheumatic Pow ders Os these powders. I took
two dozen. and have not had any symptoms of
| u»y old pains for tbr cor earn. The effect upca
j n»e wa< like magic within tbreo days alter r
i had token tho first powder, my pains appear
| ed. and 1 have been entirely clear ot them up to
J the present time.
I To all suffering from Rheumatism Ido hearti
|ly recommend these powders, confidently bo.
I lieving that you have only to give them a tr al
, to secure a lasting cure.
Most respectfully, John Jjsm.
En lon ton, April 22, 1*55.
| I have no hesitation in saying, thi thl . .>av
tug suffered for upwards of thirty j ,
i Rheumatism in the most dreadful :-j—i; t in
;my toes, then my thumbs, w rists and kiuu.-. and
; lastly, most excruciatingly in my neck, j
. i two or three dozen of Lynch’s Anti ftlieumalic
Powders, and notwithstanding 1 am old amt my
\ constitution much shattered,! have received the
greatest benefit imaginable ; my relief i'i , m
. j suffering and pain, I cannot attribute to anything
' J but the powders, lor l have tried everything
iu vain, that friends could suggest or physician!
prescribe. I would, therefore, earnestlv r<
j commend them to every sufferer of this droai
! ful disease, let him be old or } oung.
Roji’t Mraca.
i Eatonton, April 2, 186,5.
i 1 am happy to state, lor the benefit of tiios
who are afflicted with Rheumatism, that a pi;
feet cure has been affected iu the person of aas
gro man of mine by Lynch's Anti Rheumafe.
; Powders, the said boy having suffered with t
j incessantly fbr twenty years, lost at least one
third of bis time until ho took the above pow
. i der§. Since which time, now nearly two veus
; he has been a valuable and constant held band
| never having suffered with Rheumatism since,
to the best of my knowledge, arid 1 take pleas
ire in recommending them to those thus artiic* -
r d -
Mildred L. Colunoswoktb.
April 10,1855.
1 can safely testify to the efficacy of Lynch’s
Atni Rheumatic Powders, liaving been tnUrelr
cureu of the Rheumatism by one box gome three
j e-ii.- since, after having been severely attUcte-l
with it for -even previous years.
i Feb. 5.1857. Lacy Mjujroxs.
I Sold, wholesale ami retail, by the Proprietor,
j J G. Gibson, M. D., Now York and Eatonton
I Ga. : i m. the respectable Druggist.? in the cstv
■ j and country. For sale in Augusta by DLL*MB A
j L _ FiTN 1 ; u ; octl Bm . ,
A Southern Remedy.
M \DK BY. PROF. n o. WGOHM -.X. N«* (» . u , i
WO'-VaiAN's cherry roiau
' XT. the medicine that has created
slcj an ev-a, meat at the North among the Thy
sLcmns. and has been pronounced by all who
' : , a ur superior to .my Cherry
. \\ oofimui’a Cherry Expectorant con
• U ‘!l'' “itive meu.'. fl'pialiweiof tho pure t«*
cocth.n t>i ni; ! < berry Park, ami many otbar
' K' v "-'i I-- li. lt r.-i)der 11 f)ir bettet
tuat) any Utter Cough Medicine ir, this country
RK OMMENPATIONS :
Nsvr OBUiax:., April 9 1565.
Hie public griicr.lfy arefullyawai
of the thousands of remedies for diseased Lung.
. under the titles of Saraapurillas, Pills, Plasten
! .mil..< i:ts. Ac., that are daily brought to th«
n.-tics througd the newspapers byway of advei
?.- ements. My object in wtituig this note fu
( pubiiijition is to imluco the public, or at leaf
: lie.- - who arc aiilictcd, to use one that contains
artii hs of Real f ir* Pulmonary lH&ca»-s. I
nm ccmcious tliattn so doing, 1 am noting moat
mprol. sionallv and derogate rily to the inter
-!'•>! medical -ienco aud the regular prseti
ihukts of mediiiiie, 1 refer to Woodman’s Clier
hy Expectorant, which is a scientific remedy
th.v. 1 h. v- used with more success than any of
(the usual prescriptions used by Physician.? *
J. M. Maitlam;* if it
G alia tit. Miss., May 1. 1556
C. a. V, ooJmun —Dour &r : I have given your
' Derry Expectorant a (air trial, and am Veil
pleased with its ■ thx^s —better than anv ether
urti .<• I ever met witu. 1 would be pleaded to
have yor. .-end me a dozen bottles by the bearer
K,..; M ir„|;y W. Si. SlLo.v, M. D.
ILir preparation has attained a wide celebrity
Dom the universal successes which has uttemied
Uses.. For coughs, cohLs. and iu fact any pul
monary complaint,- this medicine, from it? peeu
Imr properties as a diteolYi-ut. aud its s.wuhing
power to il! irritations of the tin oat, will }>;•<,ba
!>ly be preferred to any other offered to the Pub
lic. As an appetizer or dyspeptic remedy, it will
also be foand excellent, its natural and genhW
warmth keeping the digestive powers iu propei
tone. 1
Kumember that this is tho only Cough Met - 1
t in' tuat Las alow! tbu t.'st of the mudicitl frator. -
aiiy. Itsauctioneil Ly. approva l of. hu,j ro
j;uU)Ui(L..U b> It)., loading phys ciaris oi 1. v.
tw knty >.vcry bottto Is warrantoil tu Uit
-atisfar tiuu or tiro money rufundod, We gear
•“■too it to be better than any Cherry Peotuiml
1 Liver Oil, or iinythiug oho now ettau’
l'rioo. One Dollar a bottle.
S.-M by I-LUMH ft I.KITNKR, Aagusta,G». m i
all rtajH-ctoblei Druggists. f.mrUw myi
J N CUSK, J. Bluet, '
Murfreesboro; Murietta, Ga
CLARK A t 0.,
'riu l salt ami Xetail
:*«. c* cj je j{ ah
AND COMM If-SION MKRCHANTs
Ml Uf'KEfeEOltO, TKN.V.
«tr-.atr.. t attention given topurebu-inf Gi-idti
..a* >n, 4:c., on all orders eudoe-ngrev -
lances . ‘ 6
Iteja-mrei— K. Wilder, Savaimali . Thcs p
. to\ all A ly.. ;ta : ciiurhM Campboli Mwei
«'«!■• Deters A Co., Atlanta ; C..L J. H. Glove.'
Mrutta; Col ft. J . Mat. Columbus; TLv'iY
Joseph Montgomery, Ala. ; w. Spence, “f '
cl.ange Bank, ’ HurtYeesboro ; Lanier &l’hp|.i
v '*' JutiMwly '
r 11E S H S''H A D
Every xb a -y .
T AM PREPAREI' TO FURNISH to tits
City or Country, EVERY MORNING
V•- «■. m ttm s . ,| ,
at my stall In th market ; or. ant hour da-, -
the day at my store, opposite the market
j? nU) ~ 3 * 11. T PEAY.
Cabinet Making and Re
pairing-, Ac.
AX' H. PItOUTA .too. having' dis
' ' • sotve.i. by niulual consent, tin- un-i, :
-'RLoi! my be round at the same nan.!, ready t
• i a nrw?!V ,I ! , . lteil ,0 l!;m the w av of '
AEINB.I MAKING AND RBiPAIRIN'
.UN'D HOUSE CABPENTERims.
Shop nil W.trhmj.ton, between ’lt ( ■
noid-streeta. jni-I'.
BOSOMS
BOSOMS!! BOSOMS!!!
T s HIHT BOSOMS my stock is vert
large, and some of them arc very beau'.iful
iiew styles. Gill iu and take a look at their.
_ JaulS At HERSEY'S.
BUYKETS | SHAWLS.
AS THE WEATHER HAS CLEARED
OFF COLD, gentlemen can find a large lor
01 ui u above goods at low down prices, at
janlß HERSEY’S, opposite U. S. Hot?’.,
plains.
10 bales Athens Factory OSNABURGS.
10 do Schlev‘B do
20 bales do Georgia Plains, for sale low
• . __ JOBIAH SIBLF.Y k SONS.
Saddlery, Harness Trunk-
W-SPKIKG TRADE, ISSS.-ii
SHERMAN, JESSUP & 00., No. 8-11
r»road-stroet, two doors above the Back. -
Augo-sta, hare now on hand their usual larg
and well-selected assortment of SADDLES. BKf
DI.ES, HARNEPS. WHIPS, TRUNKS, VALISES
(. A|tPET BAGS, tul every description of Good
adapted to the < -proaching Spring trade maau
iaclured by themselves, expressly for this mar
ket. also.
• A heavy ?tock of Saddlery Hardware, Coac i
Material?, Springs, Axles, Malleable Casting* and