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. '. . ■■■>■- •* iP&St "•* . ‘Ftftnrtiidnilrri hhJicfttmV as the hus baud said when his wife bored his ears. The Yirgfinians Say that Grant is ah itn* nessilM^iy—that is, he is a greater foul nhan Qkuil>y. A charity ac'ltmi! gifl under an examina tion in Faalftis, on being askrd? ‘What is the pestilence that walketh in darkness ?’ answered ‘Bod bugs, S sir/ Willie P* a little five year old, was ii honey bee. when the angry bee nMtfng him. ‘Oh gnituLnai’ cried Will* 8e,41 SjJdn't know be"fea triers in their feet.' A drhhfcsn man, %fter trying in vain to leep On thCifdefraffcf was heard to exclaim as he headed for the middle of the mad H There, now, go 111 the street, if you want toP Swift’s Stella, in her last TMnes,- war told by her physician, ‘Madafm, I hope we shall Soon get yotf trp fife Mil again.* ‘Ah/ Said She/ I am afraid before we get to the top Os thediiU 1 shall be out of breath.* Biaclt eyt-tf ladies are Safd to be passion* ate and jealous. Blue eyed, soulful, truth fful, affectionate, and confiding. Gray-eyed; Ehiloaophical, literary, resolute, and Cold* carted. Bt»*d eyed, qfaickeyed, quick' tempered, and fickle. A young lady explained to a printer the Other day, the distinction between printing and publishing, and, at the conclusion of her remarks, by way Os illtistrafioiV, slit* said: ‘Ymt rimy print a kiss on my Cheek but yon must not publislr it/ In chemistry, the best ttfay to separate two bodies is to introchiCe a third. The Same holds Hue in other departnients. Xo increase the distance between a pair of lovers, let little Willis Walk into the back parler with a lighted caudle in his hand. non being told by a generous far he- would give him a barrel of Cider, asked the farmer if he would bring it to his house. ‘Certainly’ replied the farmer)’ ‘with pleasure?’ ‘Well’ said the grateful man, ‘what will you pay me fur thdjbfrftf*Whe!* the cider is gone? “The negrOes of ifusselviUe vicinity,'in dulged ih a colored tournament a few days since. A Queen of Love and Beauty was Crowned! She tfofe PJ<«. I ; 5 brogans; the Hollow of her foot ritakes a hole injthe ground and her U’ndef lip Weighs two pounds and-a-lmlf light weight and her vkaist, waff the size of a keow in the lijfcWire.” A'to* Sunday nights'ago a fair damsel dtho was Coining out one of the churches, virus approached by a gallant young man, Who requested the pleasure of ‘seeing her The 11 fait* one replied; ‘No, sir; if you wish' tb go* home mith mo. yotj most go with me td chbich, sit With me during Cx ercises, and'thus show yourself worthy Os the buihdf/ Jamie sat in the galtdry wide aWake, When man\* were slumhering around him. The endeavi re i to awaken tin atttWiioft ol^His bearers, by etatitgiho fan, Snying: *Yi»n see even jhttiie FrnjfftM-, tin idi« t, does not full asleep, us so many of jfoo are doing/ Jamie, not liking perhaps tb be thus designated. Cboliy ‘An’ had* Ha all ldhti ’ I'Wad" hu* been sflee)»#g* «>.* jk’ fsaletlted :y'on*ig African <»f the bo>* Black persuasion, observed h nelghntVr por itrg Wisely ovW ts newspaper, whereupon be-addressed hint tliiis: Julius., what yon lookin’at dat paper? You can’t pal.’ ‘Go •Way' fill ah,’ replied t(i«* other indigo antly : *jrut»Hß t'tfaff' rtbuf Pa Dig-bluff fV>p- dirt *B»c^ 4 rbtnidecF tisf 4 ’ oilier soni*hftill\ aid’ll ifoffin.— a'cow’.'* big ‘miff to ctitch a’nWee, but she Can’t.* A’French father was recentty trying to pternuade a young ward to marry his dAngftter;-(th« ward was very wealtliv,) ami t he said: ‘Bhe has talent even to her finger ends.’ # f'should prefer a thimble tin*re.* •Shi' Wflf W Hte‘b( k sl of lite Vary Wives.’ *1 should prefer t lie* best of bouse wives'. 1 ‘She wiM go ttY’ posterity ’ •I had much rather she wou'd go to rriar- Vkt* Thtt ojher day a ybnripflrirtr stepped into a establishment on Baltimore street, and enquired of a handsome clerk: ‘Str.ihttve you any. mouse-colored ladies’ gloves?’- ‘liouiie-Colored, M iss?’ a sort of g»av— ju«t the color of 3rt^rt 1 5^;'(fi 4 a^lversi , meaning the 'store drawers, which were painted g ay. 'My.'drawersf Miss,’ < j iculated the man, glancing down at his diess to see if every* thing was right and tight. ‘My 'tlraw-rs. Mies? why. 1 don’t wear any!’ It was lii a Massadfi-use* fs villftge that an old «ci«BofK**grinder, calling on a minister, made fl|‘6snal query ‘Any scissors to g*rnrtf*f 4 a negative answer, it wSs the rtf blister's turn, which he to »k by asking ‘Are yon a indh Vis God?’ *1 do hot understand yon,* ‘An? yhu'nrepared to die V Yfolj,question struck home Gathering op his hit and scram).ling for the door, he ejtfelaibfed' Wrur'sf ficksn, 0 Ltad ! O Lord. ! - you' ain’t going to kill'ttie'. are von ?* ‘Marry Us Cents Worth ’ — In Virgitna, wheft* the law fixes the mar riuge fee at age and« liar, there is a rrminis- CCiWJfe' of a couple who many years ago call ed dll a parson and requested bfm to rn vrry thorn *’Wliere is my fee ?’ said the fnne* tionry v 'ftie parties who were to unite tMf? 1 'fiftitifoei Ilia so at once, and fimfid tho joint cents. ‘I can*! marry your for that sutn,’ said the irate old “geftlle than. *A little bit: of service will go afiorig “way * suggested the male applis eant. '“JfWiHOc twwd the parson, ‘'you don’t pay for the siee of tho pill, hot for the good yon hope it will do you.* The lass intent on marriage, began to Weep; but :he parson waiFnfokbraible, and th 6 conpJe turned sads ly to depart. Just then a happy thought •trn<s the forlorn maiden, and she turned aWd 3ried thriiu&h/her tears: ‘Please, sir, if yon canVnurry us fuff up, wbrt’t you sUVen Cents Worth ? We can come for the rest some other time.’j This was too much for the parson. He ] married them ‘full up,’and they went on j tbfc’i - 1 ■' ? C - v -.if? | g ( i v rtbnuutis VV ATT, PAACTI -AL GUN SMITH, BAINfMHDGE, GA; Tarrantti) Satisfactory. ALWAYS on hand, ft fine lot of Double and , Sin gle Barreled Sbot-Gujjs. Rifles. Colt g Repeateis, Smith & Wesson'* Cartridge Shooters, Powder Flasks. Shot Pouches, Cartridges. Caps. &c , kc. In fact, anything to he had in a first-class Gun Store. Also, a fine assortment of Fishing Tackles. July 16, 1868. 16-3 m. Westcott H.Colehian PLAIN AND FANCY niNTii mi tuna Shop Corner of Broad and Broaglilou streets, BAI> BItfDGE, GA. HIVING permanently located, and being desir ous of identifying himself with the interests of the city, respectful y asks at the hands of a gen erous public only such encouragement as his work entitles him to expect. He will also execute SIGN WRITING In all its varied phases and styles; K ALSO MINING, PAFECdIANGING, FRESCOING, &C. Feb, 11th, 1869. 42-3 m. THE SH.’RON HOUSE. JOlllf S Iff A KOI#, Prof>.i<lor, Balutorld-ge, Georgia. TRANSIENT BOARD $3 Ob PER DAY. lAHF, traveling public are hereby notified that „ this hjpuse has bean thorougldy repaired arts refited, as niell as refurnished throughout, and ren dered one of the in net desirable and agreeable hotels in the State, worthy the liberal patronage it has heretofore received from passengers on the rivers and railroad. No spared to make the SHARO|j JHOOS& all that apy one could desire. Call and test its Quoits', may 20, ’69 4-4-ts. JACOB BO Aft, PRACTICAL HARNESS MAKER, BAIN BRIDGE, GA. SHOP on West street itt rear, of Henderson’s Fur niture Store, and next door to Uiyint»i,tigCs-Pho tograph Gallery. All k f nds of Harness repaired or made to order, in the neatest and most substantial style. A splendid lot of Saddles. Bridles, Sole and Uppet Leather always on hand, which he offers to the public at extremely low figures for CASH. March 11th, 1869. 6 6m V . li. ra i g Ily ATTORNEY Af LAW COLQUITT, MILLER COUNTY, (iA. WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted to his care. June, 3.J869. 6-1 y. in hue MUS. A. N JOHNSON, formerly of Newton respectfully informs her friends and the pub: public also? 1 that she has taken the house&mnhy oc cupied by Mrs. Thompson, where she is prepared to entertain the traveling public and tj.ke day headers. June 10, ‘IGF. T-ts. GFO RG! \ - O' faMir Jj.unt v* W4EIIEAS, W. W Barrel, aifrfriipstrator of launders Douglass estate, represents to the (%.nri in his petition, duly fi ed and entered on the record,'that he has Til 11 v administered Saunn. is DnU&lass estate'. This is therefore, to let all per sons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can—why said administrator should not be discharged, and receive letters oi isuiission. on tile first Monday in October JB<>9 ■ - ' JOEt' Ord’ry. April t, 1869. 50-fin. GEORG I \ Decatur Gounty. ONE MONTH after date, application will be made'to the Honomhle the OtHirtary of Kind county, for leave to sell the land belonging to the Estate of Daniel Bryant deceased for .purpose of division among thedistrib tees of said Estate R. \v . MAXWEEL Exl- August 12th 1869. lii Im, EARLY COUNTY NEWS, A SI me 1 LY.INI >EP 3S.DENT >HEET. . Is published-by its founder at BI.Vk I. L 1 4m .12 OBGI f, E. H. GIIOUBY, Editor, willori the 10th ofSepti fttbel, 1869 enter /%. into its tenth Volume. Advertising ra> eS as low as that trf any paper having eqtia circulation in Southwestern Georgia It is the official organ Os three counties; and has a large circulation in seven more. - j jly 22. ’69. 13-ts i! EO UG T V,-. Decatur <’< unty ON the first Monday in October next. 3 will ap. ply to the Court of Ordinary or letters of dis mission from the Kxecurtoiship on .tie estate ot tV J HACKLY. deceased. J. B BUTi.ER. jly 15. ’69 12 3m. Tlifi ‘ Vermont Sprirg” Water, Justlv celeln a ted as a ten . <l\ fol CAt CIE Sero/ufa, Bright's D. seine, and other Kidney Affec tions, the worst f ruts of Cutaneous Dviaiess Jilietan atism. Female Complaints, and -all in.puiitie.- ot the blood. The bottles are marked: ‘vVBkMiWT Spring, Saxe & Cos;.. SWH.DON. Vt.” For sale by tlie principal Druggists Pamphlets, with certificates from eminent physi cians a. and others, sent free. If. 81. SCTII.FFI'I.IY & CO. 170 Wiliams Street, ■NEW YORK. March 11th. 1869. 46- ly GGOR'GI V. —RkCaTOR *'oUNfY. JACKSON MEUKir. us next friend of his wife, Mi* Olivia. Merrit has applied fgr exemption and setting apart ami valuation oj Homestead and' t will pass upon the same at my office iu Bainbridge September 7th 1809. JOEL JOHNSON Ord., Sept. 2 1869. 10 2w. FIRST CALL. OmOB or THE AINBRtDGE. (.'rTTHBERT ASD ) CoiAJJtßos Railroad' Company, V Baitibridge, August 2utb, 1869. ) A CALL for the first instalment of 10 per cent, j upon the subscription to the capital stork of the Bainbridge, Cuthhert,a#d Columbus Railroad Company, is hereby made upon each and every KubscfiOer to the same,' to be paid October Ist, 1869. Payments may be made in Columbus, to Mr John King, banker; in Lumnkin, to Dr. J. K Bammn; in Cntbbert, to Cape. W. M. Tuinlin, -Se cretary and Treasurer and in Baihbridgtf,' to the undersigned, .fa*- BENJAMIN ■F' BRUTON, President " - >l? ‘ - - •*<;- IpfcUaucM JUiTtimeuts. Wholesale and Retail 0 f; CTRFUMERI|| . ' * . k, - - v ,TTJTSTTinP‘* ’ nPHF, subscribers rcspectfullv call the attention of their friends and the public generally to their we 1 selected Stock, and solicit u continuance of tin* generous pationage heretofore extended to their Hous They keep constautly or. hand a complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS* SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, GLVSSVVARE, PAINTS/ OILS, PAINT-BRtfSIIES, VARNISHES, ._ ' t Fancy and Toilet Articles, P^rfuitfery ; I * •. A>• *•• "■» * A of variefy-HAIR BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSHES/ FINE LIQUOR, BRANPIES, WISfCS, WHISKIES, ALE, PORTER, BITTERS, SCHNAPPS, FBI SItSSS. CMS fil lIIH TIICCI, PIPES. FISHING TACKLE, OF ALL KINDS, » a rmr m. cb m T mni anr' w 9 BLAtffcBOOKS, tfLVE AND FAKCY E.YVEfiOPBS, NOTE, LETTBR, CAP AND BIEL P.APER KEROSENE LAMPS, Os various styles, Kerosene Oil Lamp Chimneys; and every other article appertaining to tl/fe. liusiuesA. The reputation of the house is a sufficien t giiaftlti'tbo that all Orders entrusted to it will be filled to entire satisfaction. PHYSICIANS’ PRE3CSIPTONS. Carefully and accurately compounded at all horns, day or night. ~0 0 A Vi A CJ"' Jr A Ga., Feb. 2i)>h, 1869. , Many years ago, the writer of these lines and an invalid physician, while visiting the Island of Si Croix for their health, experienced and witnessed many surprising and Beneficial effects of the Rum there produced upon many of the invalids who were (like ourselves) seeking health; and, upon inquiry and investigation, obtained a full history of its medicinal virtues. He vras delighted’ and surprised, and after his own recovery, , : >hich soon occurred, determined, if possible, to procure the sole right to manufacture and sell it in the United States. The result of his labors was a glorious success for himself and suffering humanity, for the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS was thus made known to the world. PLAN' RATION BITTERS being an article of real merit, founded upon new principles, relying wholly upon the vegetable world for its medicinal effects, Worked a rapid re^dlu-. tion in the history of medicine, and became as a household word all over the civilized worlds The cabalistic S. T.—lß6o—X. was a talisman of health, and the demand for the PLANTATION BITTERS soon fa? exceeded the abilities of the proprietors to supply. Notwithstanding the largeimportation of St. Crete Rum, made expressly for the com pounding of these Bitters, thi quantity was inadequate. It therefore became necessaiy 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 gfyjl leasing several plantations on some of the largest and most productive estates on tit island. Houses, stilfe and presses were erected as if by magic, which utterly “ aston- Sshed the natives.” The services of experienced men and natives of the island were pro cured, and very soon the proprietors of the PLANTATION BITTERS were in a position' to supply their laboratory with all the perfectly pure St. Croix Rum needed in manufee taring the GREAT DYSPEPTIC TONIC AND INVIGORATOR. The above cut represent! the natives Brushing the sugar-cane and otherwise preparing it for the stills and presses. At an antidote to Fever and Agne, Intermittent and Malarious Fevers, Dyspepsia, and ether kindred diseases, the use of the PLANTATION BITTERS is unsurpassed in the history of the worid. Over five million bbtilps ure disposed of annually. They uw* adapted to old and yoting, male and female. They are agreeable in taste, and always produce an immediate beneficial result. DueemiKM 9, Ibfib . . , 36-lv. BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. w.-a. a®Taiaf#ai o o«. wHQRSFS, BUGGIES, CAKRIAGLSand WAGUNS, to hire at all times with or ASpH/V-jfcgm Fine Horses and Males always on hand for Sale or Exchange. February 11th, 1869 .w? f IS* ffliSfUnnous. theTestey organs FOR PARLORS, HALLS, AND CHURCHES, Combine more perfections than any others ih tlir market. The manufacturers have invented and applied more yaluabe improvements, during the last twenty year-sthan anv othey in the land. , . . The Patent Vox Humana! Tremolo.— A wonderful imitation of the tremolo of the human voice...pronounced bv the most eminent organ>sts organ builders the only perfect expression atop ever, invented. . ... The Patent Harmonic Attachment. —An octave coupler which doubles the power of the in ptwment without increasing-its «’»!«. Jhe Patent Manuel Sub-Bass —An oct« of independent bass reeds of great pi-wer which are plaved with the ordinary keva. Th« Patent Vox Jubilant.—A new end beautiful atop giving a stvle of mnsic hitherto un attained in reed instruments These orxsri« are minertnr to nil others in quiok articulation —round. p<pe-l|ke tone—sweet PASS nnd power. Thnv hw* received neatly ox ft HUN p-prp Find Premium .« over e' l eempeMtora. They are endorsed hv the highest musical authori* Send for Illustrated Circular. PIANO FORTES The subscribers also offer to,the public an assort ment of beautiful Piano Foets-cl< gatnt rosewood cades—full iron frame— overstrung bass—French grand action, etc., at moderate prices and fully Warranted. For circulars and full particulars address ff. G- BAXE Jr ROBRTBON, 41T BROMB STRBBT, NEW Yftßß. March 11 th, 1869. 46-1 y; H. iimi CONTINUES to treat all private diseases, Svphi ..Ifajn all its forms. Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture Oichitis, and all Uniary dfisaasM- op.d the effect** of roercnry ; .are completely eradicatedr Spermatof rhoa oisemimil weakness, resulting from self"abuse or other causes,, and which produces some the following effects, as blotches,, bpdOv weakness, aversion to society. n|-? manlihess' dread ofmtiire.events,,loss oft memory, indolence, nocturnal emissions, and finally pi.bsfra tion of the. vital power,, can be fully* restored, to health. Persons aMioted wrth thisyOl; any other delicate, intricate, or long standing conStitn tionai complaint, should give the Doctors 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 oftice, or by mail for one stamp* It gives a.clear delineation of-all the diseases and conditions resulting from the infringe ment of the: Umral lavv, excesses, indulgence, expo sures. slut imprudence in, married or single li e Every sentence contains instruction to the afflicted and enabling them to determine the precise nature of their complaints. . 'i’he establishment, ten a’rhp'lp' rooms isjcentral. Wfien it is not convenient to visit the city. tbe.Doctor'gfopinion can be, obtained hv giving a written statement of the,case, and mediane* can he forwarded by mail or expret-s In sortie instan ces. however, a personal exnminath.n. is necessary, while in others daily personal attention is lequired. and for the accommodation of such pat’ents there are apartments connected with the office that ate provided vvith ev.erv requisite that i calculated to promote recovery, lifCtttding , fnedjca ted vapor baths. All prescriptions arc* piepared in the Dofitiir’s own Lubratory. under his pers,onal supervision. MfedlC il jmniphlet at oftiee free, or by mail for two stamps. No,matter who fallen, read what he says. Office' between Green and VValuut streets, >'par the Post office, Loeisville. Ry Office poms 9A. M to 7 P M.-f Sbndajs, 10 A. M. to 12 M. GEORGIA, —D ECATiifo (loinsr y- ON the first Mntuhiy in October next, I will apply to the Court ot Ordinary for letters of dismission Hum the Administratorship of the estate of A A. Long, deceased D. M. LANG. Admr jly 15, ’69. 22 3m OAK % CITY Upstairs irt Sowers" Ffocfcv BRAD STREET 5 , GA B. & COLBEHT r BROTKEE! P¥OTRI‘ETdkBV . i ai. ]'. r!: TiHe Saloon font]ways supplied with choice wmm> CDSARSi'. THE BILLIARD TABLES as can be found in P April Ist, 186£ Ce ’ A K. JENNINGS of Albany, Georgia, with PROSPER p. SHAW 4 00. DEALERS IN BGOTS & SHOES, 13 urtJßitA'i? kTRui/r, TOY YORK. &TJJST JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. irompot’s Column, ~"" iOiKAI ’ ' -~C Southern Prep aati^ -* r r\UEtiEaac the standard Family jL America They are prescribed ';u„| medical proiession. They are prefermat!* mother and father They immediately Jv lie esteem and the co undo nee of all w'hj rit their‘virtues. They are prepared b- ° n ' 1,11,1 who are fit ly Authorized-by the United States, and are the result ofaC"V experience. Being neither secrets nor 2 medical profession have no hesitancy , ' them a fair trial and a hearty recomw«uJ t jj ar ** 3^4. a THOUSANDS of our fellow heii. g 7iS'“ consigned to untimely graves, and groans of old and young arc constHmir ' aloud for fclifeffrom Diarrhea, Cholera M,d Asa tesulf of niubh sfcieiiiific reseaiHi»« and faithful bedside experience, we offer t for alt those diimmer cdmplaintH which / l and never failing in its effects. No moth? 1 ' 1 ail to have a supply of thb It El) DIARRHEA It P.JlEnj Prepared With beauty, withfchethimi and exactness, selected and coffijiined nccerlS extensive medical experience, Unique in fi/2 appearance, mild, pleasant and cooiint gto uach and never failing in remedial one ring finger of truth points to the im aKKHEA REMEDY as the boasted combing the day for all forms of Diarrhea, Chder* q Morlius, Nausea, Voraltiiyg, Cramps, etc Price $1,90, 6r sii bottles for $5,00, L P ft U s . m ill tWh ft" of price, I all drugjfisti!. ”J!' I'V i/IiOAfGOOLE & CO.,P, Memphis, 1, EKGLISH FEMALE BlTt WHAT THEY WILL DO f They will restore fading female beauty, the pale, ceeek, will hurl back the gathering! that qtlMrcleS yoiir brotv. will add lirightnq lustre to your lifeless eve. will give activity to your dull intellect, will njtfengtbt sooth your shattered nerves, add tone, he»K bouyaucy to your whole system. MOV/ WILL THEY DO TBI By arousing, regulating and restoring all females to a healthy, Cofdition By cuii Chose Coin plaints peculiar to the female sq as painful, suppressed or irregular Menstn Axsteria, Letifeorrhoea, Ch oruSis, Prolapsu laceration and In ftalnlity of the Wonik,h the side ofid back, Melancholy, Palpitatium heart, Sntithming Giddiness of the h«« feet afni baud*, Nervousness. .foTck Hdi feeling of indisposition to enter and all those diseases arising from a fa Condition of the uterine system, trl»vth«r 8 Old or voting, niarried or single. Thi# coa is neither Secret nor patent, bus is prepar offered by the regular medical pfofeSsiot, We have hundreds similar (o file foM/nj inoit AN EMINENT FH Ys fOt A Nos CARROLL CD., I Messf*. 3 $. DKOMGuOLE & tO : As your “English Feinaie v fiiiiVrs” is mill secret.nor a patent, I hare frequently prenoi for the various female comp|aluts;.6f our cm and always with the most satisfactory rvab is di ciiledl.y the most y*lt*el>le ci mbiimt onl eve.r knvWn for the i rcat,ipent...of those cwjjl peculiar to .the female sex. old or your/jjf, ail not hesitate to give hearty rcconimcai Its as oiiishi-ng cures have won for it trranyl in Ga'rr<>)l Cofinty. ard I soon he heraldedall, over.,.he., ComilryH medical profession and the feifiale cojuniiunil] reap its advantages, G. W. \ r ASfiKU,I The Englirfti Female Litters is accnratelj liea.fitifuTly .put. up in. large bottles, .at i'St bottle, (>\ three hotfleg tor sfi 00—one Imtlfc leg ..pent two weeks. Shipped to all partn con n try on receipt Os mice,; ,S<J<! M All J. P. I KOIatiOOBK cc \v-, rw Memphis. 1 KIDNEY AND BLiD) vtfeciions ore exceedingly common -and 1 some all, <>Ver I lie. Cos tint ry, gnd tire pulili b>nu - fell (lie necessity oT a remedy that c# lelied Ujfeon Ip aM,those iifTections. .and.w Lettei qualified (</ pre|>are such a remedy tl lihysjjtiuii liimseff; We have pract ! ced i» ah ut twenty r ears, and can" .safsly say II know of Ho combination to equal our Ltr. BLIRHERY AND BIT • ..i. : r ■ . •:,» f r It is l curs all derangement Kidneys and Bladder, such as Gravel. Urim ivlsitjs of alf kinds. Bloody or milky Uline.ft drsj.iv.to minate. pain in small of back, dot ine . pain in, .region oj bind erv. Guilt, ft nervous tre.nomingV ithidonclioly. evil fore l effects of habits of dissipation or early • of power memory, and all these q.uji,i!ilig g prompt arid, decided Diuvei ‘f old <»r young, (pale or female. * 1 Piice sl. or six bottles for $5. ShipH, l parts of the country on receipt of piic«. * all dirigglsts. J. P. DROMGOOLE & CO-. P/' MempWti The Ghill Puzzle 8 ' A 1 8 sills BIIi I I 8 sllih i I Is sllihchills sllihcf chills sI Ii hcfofc h i I Ii 8 I 1 i ii c f o g <» f c h i I I * sJlihcfogii g o f c h i M » ► I M’h.c tog n in gofcii i D* si Ii hcfo g iy j Hin go fc Ii i I sllihcfogni n g o f c h i 1 1* st I ih c f»» gngo fc h i 11 8 *I I i Ii cfogot c h i I I * s 1.l i h cf«>f ch 11 I » s i l i h c fj? biP*l »’ B)lihc h i 1 I 8 Bllih ; 1 Is slj ills # » I j Lb *8 I 8 Hie above will cure any case of chill*. 1 six mouti s standing, without effecting ears or ner.yes. It arouses the stomach** 1 entries off the.bile .and effects permanent^* 1 the swamp* of Arkansas. where the chili' common and so difficult to cnYc. the' readiij when treated with our King of Chills. Rut up in large bottles at sl, or six $5. B«nt,to ad parts of (he country on & price. Sold by all druggists. J. P. DROMGOOLE & CO.. M Mewpb* Sold by J. A. Butte* Co 1 .; Bainbridge, ft — —3- GEORGIA DrcATOR Gochtt M6TfCE'iK hereby givenfo all -t» demands against D. B. Wbi«ld° D ,!l county deceased, to present thentto w-F made out, within the time presciibed by * ■ rflt persons indebted fp said- deceased ate required to make immediate payment- . JOHN J.’KIRKLANn. A'l Sept, 9. 1869 / of J. BERRILN OLIVEK, Gene* \J tuis*ipn iM«rbbat(, No. 97, Bay 6twet (o* «o *, Gibbs & Cos.) Bavuanah, Ua &