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£**&f*rJfoiitfCr ■■■ -V' r s > ■ » ■■■ Ttr' “Jeannie,” Raid h Scotchman to hi« dangh terr who* w»« asking ins ewmonilo ac<:<>m hvr ttijfent and ffTOK?d gnitorto the *fW, ♦‘Jeannie, fta a aer f ioTtUin Hthing le irel married " knew it, fatj»ef,* replied the seasi ble damsel, “bat it i# a pfe»t deal so leaser not to." A ewmtfy sclisotmasfer that describes a moneyblender: "Ho serves you in the pres tut tense ;he lewd* yn# m ibw conditional keeps yi>u 4n Almsubjiiiiiaive, and mine you in the futurel’* Futr* Laos.—There >a a chijd ip Blouri# county, Alabama, fourteen months old, with Xuur perfect legs, one body sod two stom achs. It is stated that the parents of the child propose To exhibit it during the com' ing fall. A man that refuses whiskey is called a Corn dodfrer. There are eery few corn dodg ers about this town. ,* , -/** A Sacramento bard, who is said to sing like a “Government mule/' has got off the following; The turkey buueard’s a fragrant bird, An’ so’s the pierary doig: The kilJiio 1 e sings so sweet, An' so dus a ole bulk frog, Frog, oh! frogee, frog—- An's so dua ole bull frog. GoboftED TntoLocnp.—*S»y Mr. Jhuuk’u is dar any place in de hibie whur a culler’d pnasoti is onm tinned!* / “Wei dare is, an if you’b been to meetTi Sunday ve’d tieeiti de preacheer read how Nigger Pemus warned to be born agin.’ ♦Wh’, ‘wh/ what he want to be bora agin g * r ‘I donno, I spec he tmight he might be born a white man next time; an’ dar’s a good many niggers alibe now jest like old Demos, but alien be uiggeis any how,” f A youag lady once married a man of the /name of Dust, against thf will of her pa tents. After a short time they lived tin Tfcbpptly together, and sire returned to her, ' laitn i’s house; bin ha refused to receive her saying : “Dust thou art, and onto Dust .> thott shalt returu. r And she “dußtedv" Tantalizing sister, carressing her pretty j friend's cheek, says to tantalized brother. r ‘oh, Tom, you don't know—it’s as soft a 8 satin." High principled brother, turning his back upon t-empAutipn, exclaims, “Get thee behitid me Batlnt* Mr. Wiggins being asked if he liked, hesitatingly replied; “Well, really, 1 ! don't RrsolWt ever Wa v wig attend, ed-one.'’ vl if Jesli Billings says; “1 am violently «»|>- posed tew indent sprints as a lx vridge,, bn foi niHtiulnnny pnrposo 1 1 thunk h little of it tastes gwnd/ f A wag,- speaking of the emba'rcation of t r eops, said; “'Notwithstanding many of them leave blooming wives behind, they go • way m traTispiirTs.” Thk Meftß. A jetrrg ar.d induct rione hnniotis* ot the West lias written a trea t’isr i>n mule, Irma whieli w $ take tb Mldwtng 'pihts/ Tin* mewl is a kirgep bird than the tot. key nr G-ooae. It h»s two egs to walk with and twv ntoin* to kick with, Hind wears its* wings mi the side of his I eed It is stnbor.ly backward* almivt going hirwaid', and in driving linn a rtt.iu ne* and both foresight and It J onue hitched om* t« a horse power, and kicked itull to pieces—eat' tip bii., 3 pks , T <J r, 3* lei t 9 tnehes r of new thrust oats —and left,. A Doctor as i* a 1 • cf< r.- —A tl.fki ei« lit lo Hibnjs f v In. t* « k tip i|i« tmstM- of m jh (f pNoi rs. and ad» k w > et!j|* of the % ktm® 'frtVtrk »<• visit a r< niig i«;tn . ffl i iol \ynli aj.’ , T i,, ‘*3* Hh-lus gaanl l<in\> .-iimLlV~ht-»pnh< h> <1 p>>ck< t, look, d 1 ;« liitr lonjr'H* am! lit; vi ilt*, ai-d ! jjtiftDy . ;iv’< AM nt t** tti** ft-dk-wDiji KtildiiH** ' 'I ili nk In * tfi ot* f llmi* ’ No! ’ e.Y'-m mnl tjn* sa*u-**wDll wile, (frr tu-1 s<V til l !’ *Y- sLi's'iin* and rib''is. I 'Dine op 'os hat iiuj »\. h icav. m-vhgl a* <it ■ *hki«* tine •Y, s. 1 il-i M\ -o;.th. « -It.’. 1.0 ll >P'*» "• til** i**ast utit* lie’s-a <■* a« attack of Hi in Ills lost fr- titis-. ‘WtICH ?‘ i XclalUK and Ht‘ SlaVth ti* wdb 'ln his lost bout and in* Can't in cut< (1 ailhmit . Mout.!- arttha }rv<‘at a- al i putts. "5 s 0 tt'lns wit I- platic.'my **V!- Uin is diTaiio** and. b r.-i ly ,■ tits v-f j }f) a is piiss’iig y. ad v'afor.Mt ;: s.*c*'tidtv It - calracatapial cUlaii«itl» h»H Hwcllcd 1 Con tddcrably, it not more; thirdly, and lastly, hi« solar riba are in a concustMi state, and he ain't got any mooey. and' cnntseqmmtly he ia bowttd to die/ To BfcNoTf.D—ln a clondy morning it i« a matter of l importance to a farmer to Know whether it will be sunshiny or showery in the afterooe®. IT the ante have cleared theu- bole ttfceljv and piled th| dirt up hign, ft*ael<&m fai'rfet indicate a clear day. though it may be cloudy until eleven o’clock in the forenoon, Spider web* will be veiy tintneroua about the toptrof th*‘ grass and grain some cloudy mornings; and fifty abeervution have slmtVn the writer that these little weather gnetsers •clddm fails in prediction of a fair day. Hsatn&roe JAMES WATT, PJRACTIJAI GUN SMI3K, t- ii - * " > . >• Gnu k Pintota fepnirfimS Wfiminstf Srffiliitfor,. ALWAYS on hand. a fine lot of Denble and Sin trie Barreled Shot Guns. Rifles. Colt’s Repeaters, Smith A Wesson's Cartridee Shooters, Powder FWfr*,€boi PolreKew OWrtiidges. Caps. &c .Ac In fact, anything to be had in n first-class Gun Store. Also, a fine assortment of Fishing Tackles. July 15, 1868. l§-3m. W estcott 11. Col email PLAIN AND FANCY rtiSTEi mi Hina Shop Corner of Broad and Broughton Streets, BA I.s BRIDGE, GA. TT AVING permanently located, and being dcsir- Jpt' oits of identifying himself with the interests of the city, respectful y asks at the hands of a gen t rons public only such encouragement a» his work entitles him to expect. He will afso execute SIGN WRITING in all its varied phases and styles: KALSOMINING, PAPER HANGING, FRESCOING, &c. Feb, 11th, 1869. 42-3ra, THE SOON HDISE, JOHN .stlAKOfil, Proprietor, * DBa.lxiTDrlclgG» 4 Georgia. TRANSIENT BOaRD $3 On PER DAY. r s n HE are hereby notified that II this house has keen thoroughly re]tail ed are rested, as well as throughout-, andfen dered one of the rn >st desirade and agreeable hotels iiv the State, worthy the liberal patronage it has hereftofoj-e received from passengers on the livers and mHroad. No pains or expenses will he s|iared to make the SHARON HOUSE all that any one could rtesire. Call and test its merits. may 29. '69 4-4-ts. JACOB BORN, PBaotical harness maker, BAINBRIDGE, GA. SHOP on West street in re*f of Henderson’s Fur niture Store, and next door to Cumming’s Pho ; tograph Gallery. Allk'ndsof HaTtrers repaired or made to order, In the neatest and most substantial style. A splendid lot of Saddles. Bridles. Sole and Upper Leather always on hand, which he offers so the pubtte at extremely low figirres for CASH. ! Mareh llth, 1869. 6 6fca TJ. iIEWEHi CO. J RE constantly receiving additions to their A Stock f oin New York. New Orleans and other Maikvts. which ai‘e being sold at the lowest market pi ice for -CASH • A (WA BUSHELS COHN jin-t. nctived and for sale by T B HUNNEWELL & (JO BACON. RdOfl LBS BACON SII >ES and SHOUL- UvW L>ERS just received mni for wale . . T. B WUnnEvVKLL & CO. MS, WHOM TIERCE CANVASSED HAM** One Tierce **' PUK*E LARD, j lift tjPCi'iVvd and for sa eby T B HUNNEWEIX As-CO. POTASH. ICiok first Quality* Inspected POJASH, just itOei Vt and and for sale by T. ' HUNNEWIXX&CO. CRAiKKKS. DHLS Soda <Tarkars two bldij SUGAR Bls - l.'Uir. two bids BOSTON do just neeived and for safe bv T B. HT*JNN fcWhLL & CO DRIED CHERBIES, -§ Case RXSSL\N l>bl Kf> ( K; H-ftW.s. One Cast * CtVVntttfir. just ft reived and for sale by T B. IJIJX NEWELL & CO SHOES. 4 N assortment/of (tents a#d shoes. Jbst feeeTved and for sale bv • T B HUNNnWELL & CO. jmie IS; I*69' „ 8-ts ■ - s:-^=-^r =====S m fiKO'Rtll V DfC.VTUR C ' NTY. CTt>UR ttfOialiiiary atCliamber June 28th 1889 J(J . Hie tiist Monday irr Oct< her next 1 , I will apple n ttie Coiiri of t)n/ ! ual*y for letters* of dlsrais >i<»u fi<-m the Guardi insbip. ot Jbhri’J. Harrell. CO' RATI HARRELL, Guardiean. July kt-' IBb9. 10 6w G B>RGI \ IHtattr Cor NT Y. C"f >UBTof Ordinary. Regular Tetm. July sth J IBbt>' fihetbv tii>f Mon- ay in Adjust. I> vfili apply t-> tire C nrt of Ordinal} a»r leave to sell all the binds belt nojng co the estate of Miss Mary (ftoVer «f s ii€ painty deceased, for the pro pose of the pavus fcfcittf debts and for distribution. RHODA A. GLOVER, jly 8, !&.&' 11—30d. V. B.BAUGMN. ATTORNEY AT LAW COLQUITT, MILLER COUN-TY, Ga. WfLL attend-promptly to- all bueioew entt^asted to his cm. . » * « ? * f ii. June, t; IBBh. ♦. ’? * i tn riu. ¥#RB. A. N JOH> SON. formerly of Newton ill respectfully informs her friends mid the pfth putilic also, tlrat s!ie has taken the bouseyormly.oc j cm pied by Mrs. Tbomjikori, where she is prepared to | entertain the traveling public aud take day ! boadera j June 10, 1368. 7-ts. 1 llUscdtaurons JMi’.rtisrmtntSu , * ~ " ■« ~ - 1 A I iL' ■OP "Wholesale and Ketail tip, J'. fiK i hi hex I kiccoi ‘ — i|^| J. t- at’lm „i; &M** ® • 0 \p ,ai9d.ms’S THE subscribers respectfully call the attention of their friends and the public gefiCral’ly to their we detected Stock, and solicit a continuance of the generous pationage heretofore extended to their Hous Thev keep constantly or. hand a complete stock of « s*ar i iO *m .A DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PH.XRttACEHTICXL SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, GLASSWAKE, PAINTS, OILS, PAINT-BRUSHES. Fancy and Toilet Articles, Perfumery , - , - > *., .<■- •* of every variety—HATß BRUSHES, TOO'PffI BRUSHES, FINE LIQUOR/ : :y • ••• , • j BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKIES, ALE, PORTER, BITTERS, SCHNAPPS, foe ram. mm mis h ism. pipes. <r ' . - V ; * Ait • ' FISHING TACKLE, Os ALL KINDS, ’ , A .. j * rmr atm. o. w 9 l .x V * k BL AYR BOOKS, FIYE AYD FAYOT EYV ELOPES, NOTE, LETTER\ GAP AYD BILL PAPER KEROSENE LAMPS, Os various styles, Kerosene Oil Lamp Mimneys, and every other article appertaining to the business. The that ail orders entrusted to it will be tilled to entire satisfaction. physicians’ prescripts: * qo !,{ ■_ . , . ■.- .7 . : _ ■r, l-l i ‘ { Carefully and accurately compounded at all bourtt, day or night. Bainbridge, GrA., Feb. 20th, 1869. t. ~ ' ■ V - i- _ . llany years'ago, the writer of these lines and an invalid physician, while visiting thtf Island of St. Croix for their health, experienced witnessed naany surprising and . beneficial effects of the Bum there produced upon many of the invalids who were (like tfurselves) seeking health-; and; upon inquiry and investigation, obtained a fall history of its medicinal virtue*. He was delighted and surprised, and after his own recovery, which soon occurred, determineu, if possible, to procure the sole right to manufacture and sell it in the United States. The feshlt of his labors was a glorious success for himself and suffering humanity,' fbr the celebrated PLANTATION BITTEBS was thus made known to the world. PLAN TATION LITTERS being an article of real merit, founded upon new principles, and-'. belying wholly upon the vegetable world for its medicinal effects, worked a rapid revolu tion in the history of medicine, and became as a household word all over the civilized world. The cabalistic S. T.—lß6o—Z. was a talisman of health, and -the demand for the PLANTATION BITTERS soon far exceeded the abilities of the proprietors to supply. Notwithstanding the large ’.mportation of St. Croix Bum, made expressly for the- com pooadMg of these Bitters, the quantity was inadequate. It therefore became necessary 1 that arrangements upon an extensive scale abroad should at once be made, and an agent was dispatched to St. Thomas for that purpose. He was fortunate in securing and leasing several plantations on some of the largest and most productive estates on the island. Houses, stills and presses were erected as if by magic, which utterly “ aston ished the natives. ’ ’ The services of experienced men and natives of the island were pro-' ' eared, and very soon the proprietors of the PLANTATION BITTSBS were in a position to supply‘their laboratory with all the perfectly pure St. Croix Bum needed in manufac turing the &BEAT DYSPEPTIC TONIC AND IN7IGOBATOB. The above cut represent* file nativbs erushing the sugar-cane and otherwise preparing it for the stills and presses. As an antidote to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Malarious Fevers, Dyspepsia, and other kindred diseases, the use of the PLANTATION BITTEBS is unsurpassed in tho history of the world. Over five million bottlr-, ore disposed of annually. They ar® adapted to old and young, male and female. They are agreeable in taste, and alwav*’ produce an immediate beneficial result, * Beeembei 9,186 R _ 36-I*7. MEW STO.-E! NEW &Q-DS! LOW PRICES BMNBRIDGE BOOT AND SHOE STORE GEORGE SPILLBR. Titaf, citi*?ns of BAinbridere and rinnity aro respectfully informed that T have r ...I SHOE STOKE, at the ol,Ut„n,l of V4iSh» £ GIbSn . here I am nfernf S ,^H pnbHs .vith BOOTS MB SHOES »f all descri,.lions, from the heaviest BROGAN t.fthe sraallest GAITrK I have also a lot of Gr HOC fx R I that I will dispose of at very low fillies Com.trv nr i m ~bm)ifht or taken m exchange for GOADS. Call ami examine mv STOCK of BOOTS and SHQP« P 'u Us ainjf elsewbereuF.v n.on wilbolave oney by it. * [Feb 10° »"ir vi I v W.l■'li r,• r ' ' 1 ' / ' f 1 HOHSEKEEPERSI HOUSEIfiKPfJRS lj u MEN-WOMEN-AND-CHIIJIIIEN 1 ‘ men— s. READ-READ. “Cooling to Scalds and Burns, tt “Soofhipg tu all painful wounds, vo a. “'Hating"to Ulcers, ftc.’ ‘COSTAR’S’ BrCKfeflßN' SALVE Is the most ext}a,oyd|«ii4ry sAisqc ever Hftowth It*, power of Sootirfjig anil Healing F<>r Luts. ButnS, Bruises Sores, and Skjn. for Sere Nippßs. for PHeA ft., fte,-is » Par allel. ,One person;s*ys of it, Al would no(t be with out a Box in,my House, i£ it cost $5.00, or I bad to travel all the way to New York for it.” —Aew York ■ iitehfaff Nttto, Sepei. 6-. ' • „ ;V y, tgf All Druggists in BAINBRIDGE sell it. ‘‘COSTAR’S” Standard Preparations. ARE HIS U£AXtIXEXim.! Bitter-Sweet a*d Orange Blossoms, ggr One Bott e, $1 (10-'Ttee for $2.00, HIS A ; “Ooßtar’s.” Rat, Roach', Ao,, Exterrai'iatOW. “Costar’.s” Bed Bug Exterminators. “Cosiar’s” (only pme) Insect Powder. - “Only Infallible Remedies known.” “18 years established ii*New Yoik.” , , ~ “2.000 Boxes and Flasks mahn',actured daily.” “ ! ! ! Beware! ! !of spurious imitations ” **ATI Druggists in BAVNBKfDCE sell them-” Address “COSTAR,”IO Crosby st., N Y. or. John F Henry, (succesors to)Dema!s Barnes & Cos., 21 Park Row. N, Y. Sold in BAINBRIDGE, GA., by Dr. J. A. BUTfS & 00. [Feb. 25th, ’69.-44-jy. Gen. A. H. ColqTjiW. | Hugo H. ColquitV , A Baker County, Ga. | Savannah G*. James Baggb, Newton. Baker County, Ga. COLQUITT & BAGGS, COTTON FACTORS General Commission MEJR.C BAY CTREE T........... ~.. SAYANNAp, GA. LiberaT advances on Consignments, april 22, 1869. 2f6-6ffi. GEORGIA —Decatur County. ON the Stait Monday in August next, f will apply to-the Court ot Oidinaiy of said county iorlet ters of dismission from the administration ot the estate of Elizabeth Jbnts, late ol said county, de ceased *■ SfLAS J'ONES, Admr. GEORGIA—D»c»tiIr County. WHEREAS, W. W Barrel, admlniigtrafor of Samideis Douglass estate, represents to the C-m.rt ip his petition, duly filed and entered on the record, that he has fullv adminLtered Saunders Douglass estate. This is therefore, to let all per sons concerned, kindred and creditors; to show cause-—if ariy they can—why said administrate) should not be discharged, and receive letters of ismission, on the first Mot,day in October 1869 JOEL JOHNSON. Ord’ry. April'B; 1&69. aO-eW GEORGIA- Decatur C.-uxif, ikealm Ptupeiior t'uilil, April TcOit IoG9. JuHN MORGAN. (Col ) ) Ltbkl for Divoob, vs > Bill to Pkkfect AM \ NDA MO! GAN, (Col ) f Sk vtci. IT appearing t - the Cj,nrt by the return of the Sliei iff that the defendant does no i reside in this county, arid it fpi-iber appealiiig that site does not reside in this State, it is ordered by the Court that said defendant appear and answer at the next term of this Court Mse that the case be considered in fault and the plaintiff allo-Aed trt prodetid. And it is further ordered by the court tYat this rule be published in the Southern Sun ond«J a month fox four months, ■ , J M. CLABK.4 S. C., S. W. C. A Irtie extract from the minutes. -V G. A. PADRICK. Clk. may 27* ’69. 5-4 tn. GEORGlA,—Decatur Ooltnty. * ON tJfb first in' October next, T will apply to the Court of Oidihury for letters of dismissioH- from the Ai'ministratorshib of t4ie estate of A A. Loug, deceased. E>: M. LANG, Admr. jly 15, ’69. >■■■' 22-dm. ««. limit CONTINUES to treat all private diseases, SyphL lis in all its forms. Gonorrhea. Gleet, Stricture Orchitis, and all Uniary disaases and the effects of mercury are completely eradicatedr Spermator rhea pi seminal weakness, resulting from self-abuse or other causes, and which produces some of the fallowing effects', as blotches, bodily weakness, dnnstfrpAtiom to Society, un manliness dread of future events, loss off memory, indolence, nijcturnal emissions' - , and finally prostia tion of the vital power., can he fully restored to health. Persons afflicted with.'this or any other delicate, intricate, or long standing constitu tional complaint, should give the Doctor* trial. He never fails The Doc tor publishes a medical’ circular that gives full exposition of venearal and private dis eases, that can be had free at office, or by mail for one stamp* It g*ves a clear delineation of all the distiUßp.B and conditions frohi meat of the moral law, excesses, liidulgence. expo sures. and imprudence in married or single lii e Every sentence Contains instruction, to the afflicted and enabling them to determine the precise uature of their complaints. The. establishment, comprising ten ample rooms, is central. When it is not convenient To visit the cifj . the Doctor s opinion; e-an bfc obtained bv giviriir a written statement of the case, and medicine- can be forwarded by mail or express In some instan ces. however a personal examination is absolutely necessary while in others daily personal attention is lequired. and tor the accommodation of sHCh there are apartments connected with the office that are provided- with every requisite that is Calculated to prouiote recovery, including medica ted vapor baths. All prescriptions ar e prepared in the Doctor s own Labratory. under his personal supervision. Medical pamphlet afoffic^fre e W mail Toy two &tiu»p#. No naaUer wboWeAwieo read what he says. Office No: 18H Third street tie tween Green and Walm.it streets, near the Post’ I“ olnsv 'H e . Ky. Office hours 9A. M. to 7 P M.; bundajs, 10 A. M. to 12 Mv i ■ ■ ■ t SOUTHERN- iSmST JOR PRIYTIAG IISTA ELISimUNT. A LL kinds of JOB WORK done with neatness and ■ 1 and at the lowest living, rates. IHL IMET OH?q m Parlors, hails, m perfttliom Hut tn*. -The tnfititifafcttjferg hayfe Invented valuiibe improvements, during the 1 yeargtkao way either in thelandi The .Vox Bfudtatnt ipffe. wQnde.ful imitation of the trimolo of vtfioe, pronounced by the mo«t eminent and organ builders the only perfect expr&j ever invented. „ The Patent Harmonic Attaciw octave cofiple/, which doubles the powers strument without fftCteafling ifg giic.. The Patent Manued Bttb-Ba*g_, of independent has#reeds of powfik played with the drdinary keys. The Patent . Vox J ubilemt,— a . beautiful stop, g;iving a style of m\i6ic hf(L attained hi reed'instruments. These Organ# are fraperiot l l* in quick articulation—round; ness and power. Thai/ hhtie received nearly J dred First Premiums over all competitor*,l They are endorsed by the highest umkj ties. Send for Illustrated Circular. ■ - ,■ PIIJNO FORTfi ■j r. • ii The subscriber's also offer to the public uJ| ment of beautiful I’iano Forts— eh gant cases—full iron frame—overstrung grand action, etc., at moderate pricn warranted. For cheulars'and full particulars addren 6. G. SAXE & Rflfi RTSOIfX! 417'ftftOteB STHET .NEWliS.il March 11th. 1669. M Tte ‘‘Vernumf Spring” fatt % Jftstly celebrated as a feniedy fof' Ci / Seroftild, Briyht's Disease, and other Kik |1 Hons , the worst f >r*ns of Cutaneous Duta/o, 4 atism, Female Complaints, and all iuipunbaM TbC bottles are marked: “VxHlfo^ & Cos., Sheldon, Vt.” For sale by the pthteipal Druggists. Pamphlets, with cerfificafes from emitteiilfl cians ai.d others, sent free. ' W. I]< S€Hf fcf'FEXlll il Ho Wiliams fitm Aurch lltli, ititM, ciffi m OUT OF THF/ i JAWSOFDEAIJI HESITA JION AND DELAY IS bbKiH on 6 Minnte will & I L-If'E IN A PILL BOXffjg LIFE IN A PILL DR, MAGtiIELS A.\l*l-Ml<ilS PILI J Uie true (jfrainS Gs The true Grains of Ilealt@lM OtE PiLf IS A DOSE.’ 1 DYE PILL IS A DESK. I Erofp ScYftTaf frt MEXICO ANfy Alifl The people know them! The people use them l The people praise them ! 1 ffi*f are t/id‘ W THE til off N 6Y fHfi' HI tb Like a htirridatie iliey v M Sweep 1 all Confyetitiaii’ from tit ft TdF,y GraYH-r art the rrf gyeijrW® Kxtifigbish If “at its" fountaiii head. the system against sudden Attacks of epidemic, and enable the Patient to gV'ts of miasmatic swamps, fotestferand oi* ® ' DR. BAGGIL S Pllt. Believes the entire system of pains an I enlivens the spi’.it and sends new blood J| BOUNDING TUROUGIf* They' rHipart a SPARKLING BmrvTESS ro THE EYK- . A U SY GIjOW TO THE CHFEK, A RU BY UNO ETO ,THK LI PS. M A Cl EARNESSTO THE HEAD; . . # BBT H INN'S rO'Ttt&'COMYhti&lOV' 1 B< >UY ANCY TO’THE EPiltri’. , 1 9 AND’HAPPINESS ON ALL «IDES. | For all affections of the Kidneye^ surpassed. J| t MffliK 10 Is the HOUSEHOLD TRE YSURS OF It will cbrtl the violent pkirt of a litirn ° r * , one minute It wtii allajt inflamutitm’ at once : It soothes the piifiM throbhlnlr'of It cures Corns, Cl)illh.laink'arid'Troßt*bH«# It is incomparable tot cba|)l*ed hand*, oo i-ougtmesH of the skin, It atupeatt p«iu at ofrt». CsHI sos these inestimable druggist’s, and if you cannot procure to this office. . • j ALL ORDERS for the UNITED* STATE*" * Addressed to HERBERT is G® l ' 474jBtbkdWky DR MAGGIEL’S PILLS or SALVE *«•' BOX. | j ‘ may 6th; 1869: / Ft. VY. HO^A^ •i WITS' J W. L 3S4 1 £ 396 I*t©a« l * ,, * -TiK JE3-mW > -W6C#'<s^ Wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoe*, may 20, *9