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DENTISTRY, DU. .1. T. PATERSON, Sur \n Do.'Ut. Office on Washington at., __ , r - - _ fy>ri)CT of Ellis. M_,<y "jjay '’l! attend j f’l potations k-itaining to EX r RACTS TFETH WITHOUT FA’ X b* CMC RICa/Y. mylOy i JHARLE l»I,V rr T OH7, * / f • I FICE ovr- Oarmkhael | i J k Bean’s Hardware Store, i’ww WSi | ► \i: ope tioi /jrtttju *g to Dentistry faith 111- vy .md ticail" exocntcd. ’ls Pa.tnerflkrp Notice- | fcITTE, th Undersigned have vk.s lay » W entered in i t'a-tnership for fa-, practice ■ ttf I^4on liecriTitnal side » r theCi rt. Oil’ e j ii k<ot j «ali. JOHN D. B IC. JiY, lull, ts _ JOHN' J. R. 'XCLRN ' Y Joseph W. Hair : .p&on, -Jfr W.lA* ft enu Ret oil Dealer ii SiA: ERI VLS. OAli.'T, oiu, WTNDOW • PT.I N r H3, DOORS, SUL TERS -.l l BASh£i **— glazed uiid unglaza!. bRU-i.lEf* of »-’-‘try vari i.y ; I AM. S, 3U ~N- ! IMG T ’l J’lL. Al/OHOL, * AENiSHES, c‘c etc . Ao. 72, I etltig-Btree!, no ,i Cn ilkst - ).', S.'. lj ; W. M. n £ Co., UE.VER COMMIT,SO. AYE "OR- 1 WAREim iV ECPAM j, scni ... i A CENTS for t' c -lc . ,d of IjL 1 ormcsscc Cotton Fabrics, aD tc on Man-, tifa’Hirers’ ienoral Agems. Ais-\ General Agents f r Goodlcttsvi.le 'lour i ip c M.iK*; Lebanon, . art Royal and Itock City J Flouri.iy Milts-an a M.'ler 1 *.-.ner*ily H-vli.-g the largest r iviuc Were ho ;s*’ i . dm j south end west, they are j -cpared to receive, ■ Public Wha. * and Market Neshv-lie, Turn. au^JII; CAMPBELL & EITDGES, {Fuccr .; rs to Campbdl , Gaut k Co.) >, uk :l:h h- vßod i «.*:i agf. »ir i,TOP. the purcu i-e, hale ami mproo”. j * ‘ >f all k’ii.ls <*: Kail Tennessee P; oduce, h i*' as Bacon , Lard \Vheat, 11 lo r r, (Am. ( ait . - T • nit , &c., Knoxvill-, Touties- -e. Eefcr to G. L A:;pki;S<»n. i oqlMy _ | f ZlMPtElimN A STOVAI L; j ’ Vho} es a 1 o G-rocoi’S. X EAIEKS in SUGAR. COFFEE. BAG . 1 A.J U?:s; ROPE, ind a.. ot.h r nr 1 .iol , L -uaCy found in Jio Grocery Bu 1 1 N-i 3i3 Broad-street, r .e door abo. e n irea; k 'barter's, Augu. ua. au"2. f ' ly 1 ( li-on And Brass yrunory. :'S k S « « B -si 4 S-Mi m OTf fiT & M>OMUBPFY contiuoethe l ri. .ime ;'ounury, and will bt. ii nkful or or-j iers lur i.’l kids P onantD' ‘3 Casting . ‘’or « "• •la ali c=, Mi'ls. Rail Rmda. bridg a” Ya-j lLln°ry o'’aP <';• < . : t'.ions. orS? ly ; i kL. *»'. a, J. £. BUTLK. W. G. I’E'tßK'*. ' * liua, WTLER .SGt'., Cimnussun SU'rfb'MUs,; For t l purchase and sale of Taj l'-OET so<3 TPx-ocl' CoTTOiF GRCOiSRIES. k* AUbarua-t>.re< f:out v us M. CW. R. xl.Depot | * it. biet rf,la. £3“ Good Tc -.lessee Money ta! eT at par for \ Produ.e. mhß*6ra ,1. G. on URCIII hl> 3 MEPWfER -ai Doors, s. oH..s r Bi.r i»s. l.’.’GS erd HOUbK LAT’VEXTd of every i O'scrl.ticn, at ly and prorrv**y dor . BhOj> < ;.p )sitc •' - nnclPs Stauiee. Ell U-st. ! l. «v» «l TIRE AND Ilfi; f NSTJ RANGE! iETAA FIRE 1 <. V.HPANV, capital. si,ooti.G(K;. ETiVA MPE l\r. CAPITAL, $200,001) ‘ OXr.EGTItI 'l IN’S. CO. If'A.n i capital, s2oo,ooo—with n surplus, j ml i 9 6m JO BN' Agent. J A CARD. Spring aod Summer! JML. IE 3 - iVt£ATIiC ■W'.Si LEAVING JUST REiTNNT O FHOAti ft New York. re‘pecu »Mv». 1 t eii mos her former frk.ids »ud ,»a- & \ ii olj, .is well as strangers visiting the ity to her stock of SPRING AND SUMMER HAT... i-RfiSS tIAPS, HEADDRESSES, P.iDWt HATS. FI-ILW FLf)Wi,KS. W... kluoL siie will ontnou Thursday Ne**, April Ist,, » jNrtil'W STOFiE. 0 r J- O S J T E M ASC NJC H A LL. j formerly o»;cuiied by V.'ard & Cuxcliard x\ls< a ul’ assortment of Childrens* H VTS, j LACE SILK and MOURNING MANTILLAS, DREWS' TRIMMINGS, Lames’ SHIRTS, CORSETS and 1C OPS ofevnrydes rii»lion. MATHE Vs returns thanks to her lUrnc- i >U3 friends and customers for th' ir past pai. cn kge. a ( soliciLs a contiu.iance ol the same. All orders attended to promptly, mh29 M. P. MATHEWS. GEORGE COOPER,! MACHINIST AND ENOIXEEK, At the 01 7 established Shop of George Sluter , cot ne. ! of Turiggs and Watkins-streets , A ugiuta, M‘ A NUFAOTUBER of STEAM EN GINES. bOII.ERS, GRISi MIU£, CIRCU LAR SAW and GANG MILLS, SUGAR MIIJS. of the m**st approved patterns, of various sizes, Voth vertical and horizontal ; MINING MA VIHNERY, of all descriptions ; PUMPS, fm Mines, both forcing and lilting. IRON and BRASS CASTINGS made to order at Ihe lowest prices for cash. Also, one six-horse STEAM ENGINE and BOIL IR for sale low for carh. jy 13-3 m < amiles. Raisins, &.c. ON E HUNDRED and seventy-fivi bo>:es Star CANDLES; ?5 boxes choice RAISINS ; r jy) “ Pearl STARCH; : » kegs Sup. Carb BOD/. ; 50 boxes Bi-Carb.SODA ; 25 bbls. choice Cider VINEGAR. Fnr sale off, by jy2l DANIEL H. WILCOX. FIVE HUNDRED kegs Reading and Old Dominion xNAILS : 300 kegs Fall River NAILS. For gale low, bv i>2i Daniel h. wilg,x. Pure Peach Bran-ly. A SMALL lot, throe years -dci. very fine. For saio jy2l-dlm A. D. WILIJA'^ Cow Peas. \ SMALL lot in store, oa con. ign ' XjL neut, and for sale lew, bj ,iyl3 M W. WOODRUFF. Fleming &, Row kind | fTAVF, in store, oud a»'e "e».jiving- - 1 ILL 50 bales hoavy'Cunuy BaGC- .\0 , 200 roils choice ROPE ; 75 bags gvrf>d to prime Rio CO, FEE 25 “ laguayra 20 “ Mari'’-ai»>o f 40 hhds Cuba MOLASSES ; | 4 40 bbls. N. O. SYRUP ; 100 brxes Adf.rcantm,; LAN] iy • 75 bid.?. Clarified FUG AR : , 1 10 * l Crushed 1 10 hhds. N. O. “ | 40 bales as.-, or ted Factory YA NS • I ‘ 15 “ heavy Negro WOOLENS : 20 hlids. B/( t .N • u As SO? ter. Swedes U. Ft, low. jyftO-6 Fu. rvr s : hiRLAND. for $5. ~ -j I A CO. J # JJtrSf;Uaitl(BiS. THE L.l /ks JN VKrJHATOH! i repa s> y i>». sanford’s t EiViIRGIiY FR'HL O TJ MI , rs O>Z OK THE BEST PURGATIVE II and Liver ilcui.,ines now L-eforcthepublir t*j it ac»i an a CATHAR r tC, easier, o.ih er, a. mt "t 2ff»*ctual J-tau on* other med*ci» * known tot only a Cathartic, but a Liver j J -ling first on the Liver to eject its norb.d mai I or then on the s >mach utd uaw .g to carry o that nn*t«r, tL accomplisl .:g tv. j purpo'«» efTeotoauy, without any of ». e puiul’ l l feelLg xp rienee hi the operations of most Cathartics tb gyrU m at the r me time that ... urges it; am. w b taken daily in mod »rat lose?, win jf ictheu J jild i£ u - ' with un ! 1 usual rapidit) { 'he Liver Vs one ..fpi to .-t well, purify (vp»j principal regula- t ingjtl e bl-utd. gr inj i j tors of tun human pj ttneanu h.al.hto tin | body, and when «tper* A whole machinery, re .^rms ilB fu. ons i moving the cause oi i well, the powers wf the p V ? o.soase,- -efilot.; < i stem are fully ds S a radical cure. /t'oped. n«*'>ioma- , j P Bilious attache are] is aim Oci c irely de- .urc' and. win, is pendent on the health j . prevented by I ntion of tin \'ver for. jthe .n-.ea? onal use ot j..»c prefer pe. u. , it, the Liver lnvigorat< r. i oco of its ’mob -us ** One (tose after eating j I ..hen '■ on > h is' 4 * is sufficient to relieve at. pud .he hole the stomach and pr< 1 I iys' m zufit s icon- “ vent the food from ri-j ! eq-ence '' 01-organ g si .;and souring. 1 i—w a Liver, — having a one do.>e ak- 3 -. ! e-sec to lo its duty y before retiring, pij-j t 'or the d; eases of tl at ™ vents Nigutm <re. n . xr , oneoftbcpri Only one dose taken p ietors has mad : t | at i’ ; gbt, loosens the } hio «tudy, in a prac- bowels gently, ! d t;j' of rn re tbai 2C ¥ cures! tttiveness. ' "<S‘ •'B. to find some re- One do taken after j inci.y w iije’, with to f -ach meal will cur a interact the many Dy .epsia. It- ra -gementstowhieh j One dose of two tea ,<» s hable * poonfuls will alway. To pro” that thisi relievo Sick Headache ( 'remedy is at last a One bottle taki n tot ouni, any pe rs-' j* female obstructions. ! troubled with Live' . removes the cause o!! i unpi -in 4 , in any of its g ibtDkfisease. and makes | forms, has bu* to try a r r. perfect cure, i 6,.tile, and xnvittio; * Only cnedoseimme-; is certain J |dlately relievos C olic, .esc 'iti '■‘s remove •* > while a’ m rbiu l -tl m. * One dose often re-i .jr from the . /stem, ft (pcated is a- ire cure’ .applying in thiir 4|lor Chole- i Morbus p tcc a i.ea'thy dow est ft , md a preventive bde, invigorating tl, .ft I Cholera, stornaci c; ’singfood!jQ | Only one bottle ia Memied to throv. -ut . the system the effects ol medicine .-tier a j. .ckness. One bottle taken tor Jaundice removes all sal low ness .r unnatural coa.r from the skin. ' m uoso .»cn a shun time be ore eating g: res V; -to .he appetite, and makes food di- \ est well. O e oso often ropeatc i urea Chronic Diar rnr'-. ,n its norst turns, while Summer anu Rowel Comp’ .iuta yield almost t s the first dose. ne x.-r t. > doses cures ...uicks caused by j Worms in childreu, there is no surer, safei '*r sp edier rredv : n jc world, as it ne\ ,r fails. 1 A w bottle-. ;ures Dropsy, by exciting the ! absoro-mt^. J V 7 e tiiKe. pleasure in recommending this modi ! < ! no as a preventive for Fever and Ague. Chill ; - ever, and all Fevers of a Bilious Type, t ope rates writ** certainty, and thoi ands arc willing j to testiiy to its wot . rial virtues. Ml wi. is., it ul i* giving their uuauimous tes i limony n its fav' Mix .iter in tue mouth with the Invlgoratoi, j and swallow noth together. ! The LIVE' ’JVxiURAI’O 1 ’ is a scientific Me-h j cal Dhcovetj, and is daip working cures, al ! most too great to vo It cures «is if oy rna j gic. -ven "he first dose giving benefit, and seldom more than one b ttlois renuired to cure any kind - I of lAv«r c -mplaiut, from t.-. worst Jaundice or , • -yspepsia, to aconman rfeadache f all of which • are the resuitofa 'iseused Liver. ! Price, SI per bottle. SANFORD & CO., Proprietors, | 315 Broadway, New Yo i. Sold, wholesale and rcta ’, by PLUMB k LF.H j ; 7ER. W. H. TUx ,aud Druggists every whare, i mhIO iv BOEftHA/E 7^ ;!iC^^iSITORS.| |THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDT TOR DYSPEPSIA, IPISEASE OE 'i HE KIDNEYS, i T_ii-v-©r I v.-r iKsii.o? /.n k’id FEVER AND AGUi., . And the various affections con.-equent upon a disordered ; SfOM OR Lllarl, HU JH u Indigestion, Acidity of the Ltomacb, Colicky Pair••, Heartburn, I/>Bo oi Appetite, De.spondcncj Lost: eness, Bliud and j : fi«*ediUL Plies. Ir all Nervous, Rheumatic, and I Neuralgic Aflectioi.s. it has in numerous *n i ?‘a-. 'l'- -'cd highly .eneucial, and inotheis ! eflect°d a dec' 'bu cure. '• *=> pu ely vegt-tub' compound, prepar- i ' I on »tr A!y icientific p inciples,after tin* manner 1 | o* 1 the celebrated Hollano Professor, Bu-r’ ave.! Because of its great 'U» ss in most of the Euro • I- 4 -an dates, its introduction .nto the United I stf'e- was iuteiiocd more eapectul'y for th *se of o ir i-'tli* rlaud suaUered here and Here over the ! 1 face c! this mighty country. Meeting with great 1 .E'ceess among them, I now offer it to the Amei i-1 ; c«m oabhe, kiio v-ng that its truly wonder! 1 j medicinal virtues must be acknowledged, j !t‘s particularly rec< jrordeo to thosei . ons whose constitutioLH n.av 1 ave be en im paired by cue contuiuo. s use of ardent spirits, or otner forms oi d;ssipati..n Generally u t n- 1 lau ous h. effect, it Suns im wav directly to tue 1 s>-at oa life, thrilling anu quicken igevery nc wt, ‘uair.a ui> the U o ping spirit, and, in luA, in btfiiug n vv healt and vigor in Uieayatem. >:OT.P’E.—Whoovc* expects PJ this a bov erage will be disappointed: but u> tbe sic!, 'v» ik uc. low sp ,r ;tfd. it will prove a gra". ful uror atio cordial pi33P sed of singular re: ©dial " coperti s. CArTiOiV s flic great pop arity ol this ueligl -.ful Aroma has induced many imitations, which th# public j should guard against purchasing. Be not pur- 1 suaded to buy anyth ug else until you have given 1 pj.r.iavc s Hol'aud Bitters a fair trial. One bot- J tie will convince you how infinitely superior it >- to ali th'-se ir tattoos. Sold a 51 00 per bottle, or six bottle© for | $5. by ’.be p- jrii tors, BLNJ.'MuV PAGE, Jr., & CO.. Manufticmring Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh, Pa. I For sale in Augusta by H-WTLaND. CHJCHES , TLR CO., 2LLMB ti LEITN R, WM. H. TDTT, am’ Lri ~ o :juj generally ‘hroughout the State. ' MILL S ' IAM BKKNJVER, Manufact’ 'or qf Irtitru furt fitHst-ntts, I A Su deal., .• a Eaopus and Cologne * r tone.., BrotiA' -atreet, above Upper Market Aui'Uit. Oa. “-dors sohe’ted ai f punctually • it>eF lcd 1 _ an7-ly itl, ft Cb Co., | | A’APE. AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Auqusta Geor jia, YJ/'HI cjti nut the WAR 1 HOUSE *» 1 BUHINICtS. - . «ttt I a l its branches, at the: • aid stand t\se /h ; n'ureuoiise, on Reynolds -n,. t SWSSB .1 rr • the Aiigt Hotel By- trict personal' .( er. Urn :o H business m-truatea to th Jr cure. ti:-y i.. ; e to me»‘* u continuance of the iiborai pi, ronage l..;r< to o.e extended to them. 1 La ' -0 E, FAMILY BCP PLIES b.c., ■ oro.-tly filled. Libc (.ash A.nances made < . Cotton and utiler T odu ;e , ME VI DYE, 'IHOS. CHAR'-?. \UK. -U. Julv ‘ 7 ... PI<E \I PLL CiLiitoi j, tor tvuG by ■tf' 23 LSTE Itb Cl .ARK. ' Mliscdlanfoat. - Ts) AYER’S J ff/ CatAarticPill:- I- lL %JLJ (SUGAR COATEE,) V* Are made t • CI.EANSE TH r W BLOGD AND CURE TH •: SICK. LI Invalids, Fathers. Mothers, Physicians, PL lauihropists, read their effects, and judge'-J I their virtues. fbr are of Headache . Sick Headache, font Stow- I a h. PirrsßiKO. ’a.. May 1, 1855. I>R. J. C. Ayer : Sir—l lu:v - been repeated l ! cured of the worst headache auy body can hav by a do„e or of yoi r Pills. It seems ti • u '3c from a fouU f/'mach, which they cleaust , j t once If they will cure others as do rne the factiu worth knowing. Yours, with respect, ED. W. PREBLE, Clerk if Steemer Clarion. ' Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints. Department of the Interior. > W j ii.voton, D. C., Feb. 7. 1656. j 1 I S:.c : I have used yjur Pil.s In my general and . hospital practice ever since ju male them, and ! - • cannot hesitate to say they re the ''est cathar i j tic w t einplov Their regulating action on the ■Ur is quick and decided, consequently they are sI an admirabl remedy for d i inge euts ol tli t * organ. Indeed, I have sold m r ound a case of > 1 bilv/us disease so obstinate t at it did cot readily i j yield to them*. Fraternally, yours, A ONZO 1h.1t,, m. D., ! j Physician of the Marine Hospital. Dysentery, PAay and IF nns. _ | Post d job, Hartland. Mich.. I ov. 16,1855. i PR. Aymk : Yoi Pills are tbe j>e r fectiou ol ! nieuicine. They nave done my wifi.: more gjod iI oan tell you. She ban been t ick and pin iug away for n. .ntha. Went off tr be doctored lat gre. t pcn.se, but goi no better. She then i , omrnt. cci taking yo r piil?, which soon cured j her, by ox jliint' lar fa e quantities of worms (dead) fro,n lier body. Tl- y afterwards cured; iier and our ‘vo children of blood> dysentery Om -t our LeLM ori ‘ id it bad and ray 'via cured bun w.tb iwo of your pills, wk’l-- otdera around us pa: fron. five t • twen.y do) iars uoctors’ bills and ;est much time, withou being cured entirely even then. Such a modi. I cine as yours, which is actually good and honest «i! e prized here. GEO. i. GRIFFIN. P. M" h indigestion and T nwurity of tiic Blood. , ' rom the Rev. J. V. HIMES. Pastor ol Advent Cnurcli, Boston. !”• Aykk—l have used your pills with extra ordinary success in my family and among tho.-*e lam called to visit in distress. To regulate the . | organs of digestion and purity the blood they •; u - - tbe very best remedy I have ever known, and I «.an confidently recommend them to mv f ends. Yours, J. V. HIMES. * Warsaw, Wyoming Co.. N. Y.,Oct. 24. I ear Sir : lam using your Cathartic Pills in my practice, and find them - n ext dlent purga tive to cl rnse the system and purify the foun tains of the blood J. (i MEACFIAV, M. D. Ertj velas, crofula , A7;, 's Evil, Tetter , Tumors , ana Salt Rheum. i From a i rwarding Merchant of St. :.oui3, | I :. Aykk—Your pills are the paragon of all tha« is gre; in medicine ’’hey have cured my hitio daughter of ulcerous _ res upoc. her hands and feet that had proved incurable for years. Her u tlier has beer long grievously afflicted with blotches and pinij ies on iierskm aud in her hair. After our child w°s eured, she ai -o t*. i-*d your Pills, and hey have cured her. Februa y 4,18 . ASA MORGRIDGE. 1 Ri eumatism , Neuralgia and Govt. From the Rev. Dr. HA't KINS, of the ilctho dist Episcopal Church : Pulaski House, Savannah, Jan. 6. 1856. Ignored Sir--I should b, uni ateful for the r- ief your skill has brought me if I did not re port n. case to you. A cold settled in my lirr’is and brought on excruciating nauralgio P&ius, which enu t in cure ic rheumatism Notwithstk -Jing I had the best of physician? the diseare -,rew worse and worse, until, bv the advice of t>-ir exce:'. at agent in Baltimore, Dr , Mackenzie,! tried your pills. The ‘fleets wert slow, but sure. By persevering in the use ol them I am now entirely well. Senate Chamber, Baton Rouge, la., ) - December 5, 1855. } I Dr. Ayer—l hiv been autirely cured by I your pilis of Rheumatic Gou—a painful disease ! that had afflict -d me for ye.- s. j VItfCF.YTSI.HIKU,. i I r Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Complaints, requiring an active purge, thev are an excellent 1 r emedy | For Costiveness or Con-tipatioi, id as a Diu -1 uer Pill, they are agreeable and If timl. , j Suppr ‘ ? -.ion, Paralysis, ‘ lammat on, and even Deal mss, and I’artial Blindness, huv ■ ! boon cured by the alterative action of these pills. | Most of th. pills in umiket contain Mercury, hioh, altbocgL a vaiu. le remedy in kilful ds, is t' ugerous in api bli- pill, froj i the 1' *adfiil coosequen ea that frequently foil w its • eautio’ use. These contain no mercury or > | mineral snostaip'o v hatever. jl AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL. i For the r. pid cure of COUG S,COLDS, HOARSE NESS. INFLUENZA, CROUP. ASTH-IA. INCH I ] ENT CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING s j COUGH, ar-d tor he r< es of consumptive pa |j ’ c-nts iu advanced stag of be iseaso. i I We need not peak to the public c• s virtues, j Throughout §v- . v tuy-n, BLd ftlmostevery ham pot of The \iuei . At. dates, its wonderful cu es t of pulmonr.ry compla.uts have made italro- dy known. , few ir tile fumlii in any c vd- j ized country cr- t! - . 1 eontiuent witl >ut s-me! iiorsonal exj ieflCt fits cfTbcts ; andueweryet ' the commune ;cs any jvhere wbi I: hav< not amc g them some living tifpisj* o! vi dory over 4 he subtle and da»ge ous d.'.- 01 the throat and lungs While it Is the ;-io3tpower ful antidote yet known to ma for tan formidc i ble and dangerous dseases of the pulmonary or c - ,c - ft i- also the pleas an te-'t .and safest rein ody that can be employ . lor infants an . > „ung persons. Parents should have it i’> .«t<» against the insidious enemy that steal u ou t :em un , prepared. We have abundant , -oui iiiobe ' ,ievt; ’© Cherry Tc- oral sav-s m rc lives by f consumptions it prove: i Ghar 'hose it cures. | Keep it by you. and cure your cob ; win e they . e ible, nor neglect them ur il no human ' 'ii? miustcr the inexo ole eank -r that fas ; icuod or. the vitals, eats »■aur life awav.’ All kno.. the dreadful --tain, d !u. • disorder?, md as aey know tm -.he viit.i«-j «»i this reme ' jdy ve need at d<- more than to assure them it lis sull made the host it t tv.. \Vo : pare no , no 9*l*o, no toil to p> ui •it the m -.-t p«r rJ feet possible, an,: thus ai. >r i .. o*e who rely on | it the best agent w: oh our -.Lill can furnish for their cure. 'repared by Iv.J. C. aYER, Practical and • .alyticalCfc-mist, Lowell Hass., and sold by , Druggists and agents ever, - here. my 6 iMONTVALS SPRINGS BY A DMjuY LINE! T)HE UNDifiKlsiuKiiO, iaducedby the large travel on the 1..w ion Route last sea on, have Increased their t toiliiics, and are de j ter mined to make ii the nearest, cheapest and , raof* convenient routo «.a the line of ailroad rum Daltc . to Kaoxvi’.io—having, from the lo cation o the country, by nature the best route —only one river to cross, with coolSorings 11 along the and con venieat to the road, which ‘ is in good order Also, one of the very b- st • Houses in East Tennessee, at halfway distance, i kept by Mr. Norwood, who is well known to - ; Lose who have stopped with him or partaken ■ jo r bis good things. He has enlarged his House, |ft the accommodation of his guests. At Loudon ■ | I>UTY S Hotel, convenient to the Depot, is still j kept by War A. Ai.exanler. who will be pre ! pared to receive and entertain his guests with j the best thecouutry affords. ! Under the present Railroad schedule travelers jvi 11 reach at half-past ten o’clock at i night, aud leave early next morning, reaching ti e Springs in the afternoon. Should the Sche dule change during the watering season, we will b -prepared to ineotit. If in day light, and travelers should arrive in the morning, we wflj h ave immediately and go through, or if at from 12 to o o’clock, we will leave and stay all night 1.1 Norwood’s, the half- v ay Bouse, and reach i the Springs next morning. In a word, without r pelf, puff, puffing, wr are prepared with Vehicles -OMNIBUSES. HACKS, kc. —good stock, safe 1 a. ivers, and natter ourselves we will bo able to make it a pleasant trip to all who may travel on our line. ; At Loudon, v. a bare a tri-weekly (and part of the route a dai 1 ') line of stages to McMlnn* ille, via Kingston a. d Sparta, and also steamboat at , nva'B, which will afford other facilities. Wo -sk travelers to take their Tickets to Lou , 'toil and tr • our lino, and -iso guard against : tmsrepreeer cations of our route N. B.—-It is import nt to persons going to the 1 1 Springs, that they should not take Through Tick ets. but tuk*. them to Dalton, Ga., and then they can get then !« any point between Dalton aud I Knoxville, Teun. No Through Tickets are given to ooint between Dalton and Knoxville. J H. & D. L. CARMICHAEL, W.M.ALK ANDER.. JAS. Proprietors. Loudon. June I,ISJB. jos-daw Palmetto J>lacliiues, \I7IT H Cmw so luck lip, thug secur j Ts ing th-* Maonine from m, order by per shii- not acquan.ted with it. Call and see them. 1 Jj2o I. H. STEARNS & CO. UJktlianim fare Reduced to $12,50, n FROM AUGUSTA TO WELDON. ® IMPORTANT CHANGE OF RAILROAD SCHEDULES, YIA COLUMBIA, CHARLOTTE, K A LEIGH TO ~ WFLDON. Time the same an on any other route. PASSENGERS, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE! No Dnitge-oun Trebles, Sivnnijw, or 31nJarin cn (his Route!! | \N and after TUESDAY, 6tUApr tii‘- loliowing will be the schedule betw <?n ’ lugus’a and New York via Columbia, t ('.: Leave Augusta ! .OOAM Leave Columbia 7.00 PM Leav" Charlot'e 1.00 AM lA»ave Raleigh 9.00 A M 1 Leave Weldou 2.00 PM 1 Arrive at New » ork, by either Peters burg or Portsmouth route t'.OO P M ’ I Leave New York 8.00 A M 2 Leave Philadelphia 1.00 I* A! 1 , Leave Baltimore 5.00 p M 1 Leave Weldon (in day).. 12.00 M f L*»ave Raleigh /.... 4.15 P M Leave Charlotte P 2.00 M Arrive at Columbia 5 00 A M Arrive at Augusta 1.15 P M Passengers going North desiring to connect . withth Express Train at Columbia, will take i the morning trains t Montgomery, Chattn i nooga, Augusta and Cl .rlenton and the evening ! trains at Atlanta and Savannah and connect iu ! I j daylight at Weldon with both the Washington i City and Bay Pouter Ij Passengers going South, by taking this route ' < I at Weldon, as in above 3cl: dale, will roach' ! j Charleston am l Augusta a-; soon as by any oth er line, and connect w ith either route South i or West from that point, as their tickets will! show. N. B. Passene rs going Nortli will buy ! the*r tickets to Augusta, la., only, and those [ going South, to Weldon. N. C., at 'which point? Through lickets aud Through Checks can be ' had, and where they v. ill have choice of routes., This Route is th- GREAT CENTRAL LINE, via i t Columbia, Chestervillc, Charlotte, Salisbury, Greensboro’, Raleigh, Franklinton. Henderson, to Weldon, N. C., and passes over au elevated, j , healthy aad populous cottn’ry, with line scenery i i and pure water. This route is almost entirely \ . iVcelrom oust. Passengers and invalid travc 1 : lers wishing to stop at night, taking the day av | ■ coramodaoou t-ain, will puss over the entire route by daynght, dnding on the route goodl hotels and resting p'aces. i #g-iAigfafee cheeked to Weld- from Augus . j tu, Charleston and Columbia, an i nee versa. I For iurthur information, see guides of this route, or inquire of LEWIS LEVY, Agent at Augusta. or, c. I*. BOYDEN, apls-4m Traveling Agent South, j Claiborne, Booth & Co., ; Virginia Tobacco Ag’t-sj No. 20 South Calvertstreet, Baltimore, HAVE in STORE 10.000 packages j manufactur'd TOP,_A_OOO. | comprising in part, the following popular brands, i to which they invite me attention of the trade: j Pounds. Pounds. J. S. Halo, Extra, C. Basham, J. 8. Hale, Flue Cured, Holland’s Star, Moorman k Peters. Wash. Martin, Keen & Moorman, O. Meadow, Grace Darling, Joe Johnson, ' John Poe, J. P. Morris. W. T. Hale, C M, Sublett, Mary Adisou, Powell tS: Haynes, S. rnuei Ward, F. L. Claiborne, John Finny, Cloth of Gold, , .1. W. North, Claiborne & Taliaferro, j 1 P. Fry. Daniel Hickman. G. W, Thompson, W. 1,. Tin>!ev, J - Teel, City of Hills, ChridopherT., Moatcan, Taliaferro & Massle, W. F. Flippin. * Body Oliver, Gray & Brother. Wm. L. Ogden. Charles Asher, B H. Carter & Co., G. Dorm, • Criesban? Choice, Anderson. W, D. Penn, Lipscomb. CRUMPTON’S FOILED TWIST, ANDERSON’S “ *• MILLER’S “ “ HOLLAND’S “ “ ; t UPLETT’S “ “ 1 HOLLAND'S PAN CAKE, 1 HOLMES’ TWIST, MILLER’S NAT. BRIDGE TWIST, HOLLAND’S ROUGH AND READY. Block Sweet* Pounds, Five's, Ten’s, Half lb-. Pilklnton’s. j Planter’s Pride, in Five’s and Half lbs. jyL!-6m GIBBS’ HP A. TESKTT s3© SEWING MACHINE. THIS MACHINE IS ADMIRABLY ADAPTKuj fob PLANTATION USE! CHEAPNESS AND DlIiimUTT. IT CAN BE TAKEN APART AND PVT TOGETHER IN PERFECT RUNNING ORDER, Within Three Minuter! CAN BE TURNED EITHER Backward Or Forward, IT IS ALL TIIK 9AMK, AS THE Maehine keeps cn Running! Opposition Will Never Kill 111. j ALSO, TELE I 3 HUTTO! SEWING MACHINE,| PRICE S6O. V. K CHALLENGE the World to pro-j duce its equal for SPEED, DURABILITY AND BEAU- j TV OF SEWING. The MACHINES can be seen in ope-! ration at the Store of I. H. STEAM NS, <Si CO., NEAR MECHANICS’ BASE, ACQL’STA, <3A. | AGENTS WANTED FOR THE I SOUTHERN I WEES. M . J . CLUFF, AGENT FOR THE SOUTH, At the Machinery Agency of .’limi-h. Kt Hog Dodge, 54 Broad Street, rav6 CHARLESTON, S. C. Bagging, Bagging. fj'IFTY hales heavy Gunny CLOTH, . just received, and for aalo at | jy 15 D’ANTIGNAG fc HUBBARD’S. j miscellaneous. | ‘ GROVER & RAKER’S 1 SEWING MACHINES. tj» EASONS why the Glcveu & Sakku L Mucbinfe ia universally preferred for family -owing: 1. It i.s more simple and easier kept in order i ban any other Machine. I 2d. It makes a seam which will not rip or i ravel, though < very third stitch is cut. • ;d. It sews from two ordinary spools, and thus i r*ll trouble of winding thread fs avoided, while ’be same machine can be adapted at plea sure : y a mere change of spool , to all varieties of w irk ■4th. The same machine runs silk, lineu threat , aid common spool cotton with cctial facility. sth. Tbo seam is as elastic ns the mor t ela -’j fabric, so that i» is free from all .lability tobrea : in washing, ironing, or otherwise. | 6th. The stitch made by this machine is mot 1 | beaufful than any other made, either by liar ! ! <>r machine Mcrcnants can secure the -ales of these Mi chines in tueir different localities, with profit!, themselves .<nd their 'customers, bv applying’? I j t lie undersigi - iwners ot the Bight for Gtorgii \ | These machines are u'ways on exhibition tlioir Sales Room, on Broad street. my 4 ru ;s_ P. fI< IVAI.T k CO. j Am and Valuable PUBLICATIONS ! 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Kennear Clark : Fngii, rer and Machinists Drawing Book, by ] M. l,c Bio c. Pructie. I Tailor’s Guide to the Cutting Room. > Subscriptiuu and orders received for ihv above j by the Agent, at I. H. STEARNS & CO.’S otllce, 1 llrst door above Mechanics’ Bar.!.. Broad-street, Augusta, Ga. J. CLAIMING, Aeeut. . Agent for the Scottish Americau urna’, j a weekly newspaper. \li ATTHNT’JN riAHE PUBLIC GEN KRAI LV and Phy- JL si« ians are rospis lfully inlormed that the suVoriber has received all the Apparatus and Materials for manufacturing the celebrated new reu.iidies SYRUP SUPERPHOSPHATE IKOS and CHEMICAL FOOD;; and that ho is prepared to fur dsh these reme dies at the low rates of $9 per dozen. THOMAS p. FOG ART f, Bro .d-st . Augusta, ’-a., under Augusta Hole: P B—A . the utmost care and s. cili are l equi! ed in their mamifucturc, the public arc catttioi ed against purchasing miny worthless con poun« ! s now in the market. je22 T. P. i RICH PRESS GOODS. BROOM NOIVR ELL HAVE JUST RECEIVED, per Adams’ Express Company : j Rich ' rganuie FLOUNCED ROBES, j do Tv’ist« d Silk do do do Jacr.net ROBES A’QUILLK, do Organdie do do From h PRINTED JACONETS, do do CnMBRICS. do do BP. 1 LI J ANTES, A largo and handsome assortment of MAN TILLAS. of Eure and Silk. : IM n \’oKKS, very handsome. PltiUE CLOTH, WHITE TRIMMINGS, ALEXANDE KIP GLOVES. iayH SINGER CO.’S wj Nt Ri ya •! SEWING MACHINES. | y- are only Machines whicq a v.ill do, On V, iv m'ii. a noil 'll Li) 711 R K i. L V Book 1 Store, 244 Broad-street. FJ AX THREAD, for Plantation use; SILK TWIeT; Sewing Machine OIL, NEEDLES, kc., for sale. 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G. LIDPON, Madison, Geo., febl General Agent for the State I -Ql i^^VDteALERS E s./ vO^ ,C \/ USSTRUMOfS/ PAINTS,OILS \ , AUCUSTAi^ 6;!i;ii I!||| | T-'' iii ■ ,!,TRNi,iT|il|Hi'lllllitP:i.'lß' : Jaiii:jTl New York and Savannah, THE AMERICAN ATI ANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CO’S NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS HUNTS VILLE, C«pt.. Robert Hardie. MONTGOMERY, Capt. Fred, Crocker, WILL FORM A r— tween SavannaJi and Hew fori:, leaving each port These steamers, (lOOfy ’* ions each, have elegantaccomir.ou tlonsfoel us seogers, and being of great str.-r.gth an-. s*'eed. shippers can rely on the greatest 'ii*' .u-n to freight For further particulars, anply tc BRIGHAM. BAIiDWIN Jc CO., Savannah. Ga. . or. H. B CROMWELL & CO.. t aplfr-ly Nc 121 Waslungtoo-bt N York. | 0 STofEC^sams, HANj£S: WI&.C.J&C. S. S. JONES & CO. Bm AOAI> to call the attention t) their rurae ous customer.- and the pubbo genera’ly No u.e r extensive :»°s .rtment o : STOVES, GR ATES, RANGED, U..1 a uoiiipleto variety of ev ir t.r.ug por Jn»*Tg ■ t« a Fi: :.i Clcus Ho s«* FaiLi.-hiug £>tore. 1 Ocr a. Ci «ort ,:eati rhia partment a!l tt- it the most f: .s»'dious ca: de?ii c- V/o ha ve noarlj Q every style of C )K, OFriGE ant i'AKI/'R STAVES kept by anj • In *• hOkL’u ia tne city, am’ mauy desirable patterns that re tofound ex ■ du’iirdy at our esiabliaHment. 1 m’ssdc'K* ' Us these gootls wo have some thirty di le'reßt - patt-en,. all bought, within tbe last sixty day* an from the latest designs. We think we hai-wd . uotliing in saving thai wc can offer a MUCH GKRATEK VAKIKTY ' in this line th in a.l otnor dealers ia .he citiy com ‘ bined. JRfexnt '•*»£* ip- -,:t» T ’aring tested neai ly al! th( T.re t style of Raiges extant, we fceve fer two j’ears pitstsoW • Merf l ATENT I2TV *:U ’ M.E t< ■' NGE excluslve y, believing them i ! . the very best article iffereJ. We have > -Id i.ome twenty of these itange -in Augusta, au I «.cinity, and ,hc?v have •—*- • never failed 'o give perfect satisfaction. Wc wil' sell lo any cu •*om«'r with a lull guarantee . ihat these Rent es arc perfect in their operation ' v every j ar'ie >iar IlniißC Fvruish ! ng Goods. 7u tbi- Uv i.ii. tment enumeration is out of the question. Our a:-, ortmen ..'fp-as usual, com l>! tc, an--* ti" effort will sp ired on our retain for our house the position it had occupied for rive >e. rs past. It is well .nown that we keep MORE than DOUBLE tlie sock and va riety oi any bouse in the city, and ours is, in tact, ■ the p t inr to purchase House FurnishiHg Goods. The in-rouse of our business in this department , has cf : cly exceeded our expecta l ions. Our i ofibi (s to 'vtablisb a * First Class Houge-Furnishlag Store have beer, crowned with success by an apprecia tin public, and our motto is “ Upward and On i l -ii. ’ * i r ST.ifi ti* «4si Wo hiiv,; in ffti'/e an unusually heavv stock o Tin I’iateu Ahe<-t Iron, topper, Iron Wire, ■ Blc •» 'fin, Pig and Bai Li-nd. Also, a largo I sto -k < . Jafmnnod Wa*e, Preyed Covers and Pintos of every v sc. ij/ti./u, Buo.ket Ears, Rivets, T.uucr- Tools and Machines, cw..., which we offer o the trade cu the very best terms. S. S. JONES k CO., oct2l 210 Broad-street. A NK AV ANT VALUABLE J RF.M E1) V . iOWMBMS BITTERS! '.OMI’O-En -THICTF! ..KTHK ‘Choicest vegetable extracts, L I A.NT W/;i .A'-TLD TO OIVK GREAT BELIEF IN BYSPKPSIA, 1 And all diseasi arising from A Disordered State of the Stornch. OUCH AS NAUSEA, CONSTIPATION, k.7 HJLLNESS OF BLOi T to the H« ad, Giddi ’ I ness cf the head, uepcessi' ii of spirits, lues oi . i appetite, pain ir .he si.'* and back, fever ami | I B UP i general debility, and tho “thoi- andotJier |: ills ” arising from in i gi sti, n and enfeebled con i lition of the digestis - organs. Habi .1 cost!ve il ness is found very frequ nrly com.*-ct-od with I .'eeb'e • nnstitufions, and persons of sedentary J habits, which often exerr a very ..nfa/orabh | influence upon th renerai health oi the subject I and is particularly manifested by a j -stfess anc ! desponi ing state cf mind, irregular, if col a loss -1 of appi ’.ite. Ft this condition of the system, thisardele is i ■ confidently recommended with the oc itivv as 1 ; snranee ihat. if tho do, -improperly adjusted,so as not to move th. cWe»s too actively. c H F L, I iE F ! may b*‘ relied or., without any, even tbe lea:*, of th- u:-pleasant consequences re • tting fn>m the use of the common purging rued’, mes usual-- ! ly resorted to. Persons afflicted with HEMORRHOIDS, can partake of this medicine with safety, as \lo a ( j form-: no part o: its composition. Sold by druggists and merchants generally and ir* Augusta by HaVacd, Cbioliester l: Co. Wm H. Tutt, aud Plumb & eitner. j. feb3-t'm ,j Gash !*ai*i for 01.8IS6PELB MSfißf : jT'OK HEMP AND RO-.'f3, i L 2-.; c .ii per IU > K.iriJSNV i .' BBASS V.Oi-F, 1 “ “ . A! H.VTO PAPKR MlT.fr OFFICE, i - 1 .ovi.old street, between Jackson and Me J li.-Lesh. ai>lJ Butter aud Ctisese. Fry boxes choice NEW CHEESE ; . 25 kegi 'H’ime BUTTER, just received, and : lor oalj i' W, by “* jyS hu A. D. Wnj.TAMS, GHEAI BARGAINS iIN bkY GOODS. rAMcJS HI NEY Hiing deeirous of ma king a ch’iiL'e in hi j budines<?, off-rs, fron 'his date, his entire "lock ot Try Giod3 for Cbsh, lower than any ever >lFered in t’ i*» or ;*iiy oiiv?i city in the Pouth. All j ers'iv desirous of laying--nt the.r mono; to tho l est advantage, wil! do iv**.l tocull nndr.'J his stock. he> may He sur«; <>f saving ftoni ‘5 to 50 per ct.. as :»e is determined on ...-lb»g r.ff tbe. ■ entire stock of his (roods by the first of fetober. If you want Sll.iv, pb-.in or figured, Cali at H 'NFY’B. jf r» u n want BAREGES, solid eol’d or printed, Cal! at SKNI-YV. if you vunv M ' 9UKS . whlu-nr eol’d, 0.11 at RKNKVS.. ' If you v.mt forljidlo.or S'l .sca ' I • Call at RRNKY*S If you want HOSIERY’, PIW£?- ridFiONS, HOK NET.-, ’ Pal. .t HENEY-F. [ Ifycuwat.KilN-uj! .-.MS, -AitSnnit.dlVkS'SOti At. . Call at lIKNF> ? Or if you vant any other arlKlo uaualiy I'jnw"' in a Dry Good- or Millinery Sfire, and wan! them at p-i ;es tl.r cash, at which v»t uevtr oif ITCted to see til,in. call at HENRY'S3Effc~3:'■*. above tho Georgia Railroad Bank. ' ~ , All pcraODß Indented to hint arc reoaested to come and settle up. jy 1{) Wanted, |h A YOUNG MAN, employment ftw . * a few month.-. IVI II do collecting for Phy iinans or Business Houses in 'he ci;y for a rea "> wblnconipenaaiiou. Best oTreferenrai ulwn Apply at lies oftlc.u. jyl-m* M H. H- LIN VILLE. Machinist R id Engin6^r y U.WAKXA:'. GKORGLA, ■VrANUFACTUEER of STCAM BK ITj- GINE3, BOILERV SUGAR MILLS, .'IR C LAK and GANG PAW MIILP, kc , ft,a The subscriber also keers ronslftutly on hand ntatioiury and p,-tab'e ENGINES, fro ~ four to lltt\ horse power, inamifacturod * y U.E-ixKrt Co., Atlantic Dock Wcr’.s. Frx>kiyn. IRON RAILING- -I am inaniir'icturingth' l most patterns of WROUGHT and OAST IRON HAILING, and t-ave the A .eccyofthe NVw York W ire Railing and Iron P cd.ot.a J Oompuny. U. 11. 11.VVILTJL . „ SUGAR UICIS. A HOOD, S’J&STANTfAL MILL, with wrought irni iourna *. ma*le and adautr ott oxprossly for grinding the Impboe orOui neac Sugar Cano, fan r vbi < br. ’rdnftho subscribers Persons who arc erptr’Diating m Sugar and Syr* p makti.g, are inv ; \ed to giw this Mil! au ex miration. Numbers of them wore used last r • xson with con -Mete eatisfac- Ordt-. s at* ?oded Vj and all enquirtn promptly answered. 1 H. iTKARN. H CO., nri)a««-Ft.. near tfeebat ice’ Back. augusta, Ga UVr ua '’tiif t No.ice fIIHT (J.-.DKRSI* rNGP have this tla»r omro-i int- a ■••pi* ’j,.r=hi|i under th »« 'U'neau.l-.yJe o fit*■' i GSJV-T.TH h BALE t - *' WIN • -*ho tm -tact* nc f a g.-i; ral (Jroc r \ m.l Co; irnissio ''- i-r,, -s ,i the stor. irr rl' nocu,»ie*i by j, j. ciom.-nc., three d» ■« »* io\ he iai-’er’gjf ~ -FT JLLTNi VOK«?, )*▼ 3f * (,T. « i? rrv I V (?(*OL‘ * pr»ly mi “tore, of V;t i* us i A. V. 'Tnu N an.* tju ..‘it4es mr snii* by ' JyX3 . W. .CiKlIiR. >'F.