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FOOD FOK .-MILKri ■ „ Whin in » nr wtcpHprr tlic elKu piist ? When it i* filed. What i* tbw earioaity in the world! k w.>m*u'a. What ftlYnulki a. cletprvnvin preach about ? About a quarter of au !»<uu. A hoadlean bodv r found- «**«»' amtv* watu j iu Arkansas wu* «W> tiM-<i> ;» fwoper nn\>ye- \ •f itMfW'at. Tin* jury i* , iiw t»ed a v***du;i «>! "accidental drowning * **Wlwra th:»' ?’ r !» t*»«b<*r, p iJHlilijr to fb** % to-n li-tib* .-ed iir»-hn*. «D*ddv% iimiik*.* ‘•No no, my I* * Yen ft i*. I’ve seen him write it a gi*o«f many t ms ” t ~otiee<*f * birth, in-a London paper baa appended to it th**a»» word* : “Mi Foilm* (tin* father) request* tin* prayer* ol l»i« friemU and acquaintance* in this sore affliction.” “Mr*. Partington *nya aim did not marry ber second tMiabaml because she love 1 the male ai’X, hut jnat U*<niu*i* In* was the size of her first hnslmml r and could wear out bi* old chillies. An TrhdimHTV Irani g against a lamp post at a funeral pr'H*«**»imi was pamontr l>y, was asked who-va.i* dead “1 can’t <-x --aclly aay, atir f ” aakl lie, “hut ] presume it IS tin* jinlleman in the coffin.” Juab IfilJing* defines a “iburrer hr< ad .bi|io*’Ss man” as “wtin that Allows runfl about steelin’so’ her*- kant enny In sly steel fn»in him, airl eon 8* ahmit taw am that h can do ilia own sw-elin* leu-ally.” Hm Excr.S4.KKCY.—Till Sentinel denies the report that ClovenwHf Reed, wa* arrests rd and held in custody two days in New York. True, Is? was arrested, but th* Sett tin- I nays ilh-ga ly, and that be was not detained one hour. Os course, then, hi*- sitriple arrest nlimilil not tarnish bin honor TallaKststl Floridian . Thk "‘at t * mi <v. a Hook l» i;m> H *-r. Sic>« him willt .» plant strong .-*n e, have tie sltor *o lit* oil tile *eentre of the In**" <1 lie font • have your sho. I m*1 !. t n th.- on side of tlie heel, from 'lie iaso nail b,ii k that when he irewl- upon (It -Uc He- j.re* - ante of the itoi will spi-atl tin heel of tie* foot. Use the hoot ointim ut tlpilt the heel.” Tnr Sai.k <F< I’BA -El d<-m *of a posttre dinfJU'ti i has I recevv < and ili.it 0< ln*i a Prim was unqo ihli and in I iv r ol the sale of Cuba iu the fiist instant. 1 , ami eon thm-d in that spirit tin'ii after In- had reinnied from his visit, to F .i'C -, Bngland. etfii 1 la charged lien* thai Prim sought to lien fi himself >n the ir-td , pecutt'ai'ly as well h> politically, lint lut'd in make n stteCfs of the first hiiinch. In :imn din rly t v< r*i and his poiitictil Ma us.-* H r ashiug/n t Let lei. "1 Went to bath r said a Y uk- <• ; * bin before I was Jong in tli ■ v\ .t> i 1 saw bilge double jnv and sit r!\ m,.ki g immlly towards 111 . Wli 'i wis o to- do..i ? VVti- i he waa within a y..r I of in ■ i faced around, dived undi't the shark, and inking mv knih ifoitt my p"ckei, ripped tin monster up.’ "But did you l»a;he with vmr cloth'« on?" asked an ast muslo-iI listen -r. “W. II.” an swered the s^ory.'telle.-. |-. pmai Id nt!y , ‘‘Well, I do tU*nk y-ot n edn’i >e -•< farm* lion p rt ieulai Jill‘U*. s'p ise di r ar<- v x elr't" i-is in . Coup id « ,(• min p»,. | h i,, ’ how a, .is, there left T ‘V\i;.-, tine oh day was p * What time ol> dav tun i| ? Why w h in debbtl halt dm to do w id de ease V "A good .deai, hoie y. If it war am i dmk del would he none lilt ; lint i>, if you happctleil to Collie tflollg dot Way.” "Look here. Uigg.ili, j st you »t *p and ru CprtKilialiliea.” Archie Hlid Toil! Sjnuk and he '.run g. Oik* night Archie called on her and hnit.il b«r alum*. After some conversation. In bur*t out with: "Miys Sallie, do ymt think yon could lca**e ibi* cotnliu tHh e home, kind fatt«rr unci mother, loving In-others and » * go to live in the far West wipli a young nuan who has little on save hia pro- Imbmoii Miss Sallie laid Iter head gently <»n. Archie’s shonhler, with her eyes half cloned, her ruby ftps sdigutly apart, and said,softly : "Yes, Archie, I tlii k I could. *’ 4 *VVell,” said Archie, “my friend Tom is go ing out West and wants to marry-. I will mention it to him.” A BWLUAKT \N HITE WASH. When wish a * wash of this character we wish ap article that will be durable, and v#e are willing to ba at a little more expense if we can get tf* Wc haw* it in the following recipe; Take clear kimps «f well burnt white lime, slaked, add to five gallons a quarter of a pound of wlt'tmir f ni' bnrwt puivei iied, naif a pound of leaf sugar, one quart and a half of floy flour made into a thin and wrell boiled paste, boiled out in water. This may b« put on oolu, within doors, bin hot ontsidc. This will be as brilliant us plas ter of Pat is, ntd retain Ms bwlliutiey for many y« ars U%/erN Farmer A Fact r>>3 Farmers.—lt may not br generally known that tin* wod of the sun* flow is-the most inlallibUr remedy yet dis covered* t«»r tin* speedy enve of foMiden in horav*. The directions, which we glean from- « brief article upon the subject hr the Essex Banner, says; ‘‘'lmmediately on iHmsnverinir that your h«*m» is foundered, mix-op about a pint.of the whole see# in his food, ami it will perfect a Hire. Sun flower* are easily grown ul<mg>i<le of fen ce* and in ont-of-thesway places, wheie they take tip Imi lit We room,—Thu seed wueo ted in small qualities to horses is very healthy, gh ing to* »I*** hair a peculiar gloss. It is (In re tic. in its tendeiley. Fowls like it modi, and thrive on it. Cotton-Savannah a* a* Market— The Enfanla (Afaama) Bluff Cily Times pays the following deserved compliment to Sa vannah : In* dur opinion* Savannah now offers greater inducements to shippers than any other maikev (F course the- freights art* much lesa-than to New York while at this wiling the margin hetween New Yoik and Savannah is onlr one cent. At the first f the Mason New Torfe prices vfore far al rad of Liverpool, bat the reverse is the « se. The difference in freights to tht* point fioui * from New York and Savannah must be in considerable, and therefore, whether for aale on arrival, for storage or shipment to Liverpool: Savannah offers decided advan tages. Especially this is trno, since the same accommodation can beobtiam and here HA elsewhere. Nothin# to Bral A stout. —A Radical pa per of Pennsylvania says: I hat Pennsylvania*, which in 1866 gave 17,000 Republican majority, and in 1868 nearly 29,000. shoo and now give bnt 5.000, does not seem much of a victory to cele brate. We agree with-him. Tt looks to os; more Hk# the death knell of the Radical power J[j the JCfjStoM State than anything e!e*. Buaintss Cards. # W. Duncan. J. H. Joboaton DUNCAN & JOHNSTON, Cotton Factors * —a si> — 6enrnil CowwiJisiott pcrriKwts, 76 Bay Street 76 HA VANN AH, - - GEORGIA sept 9 20 6m ESTABLISHED 1844. Wm. M. DAVIDSON, 150 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS 01 the finoat qualities; a?i<o wtle agent tdr the States of Georgia and Florida, for the sale of Mas sey. Hast mv & Co’s celebrated PhHadelphia Ale Orders soliciited. sept 9 20 Iv. MDNHARD. BROS & CO ; Wholesal** Dealers » 800 TS, SHOES, HATS, Beady Made Clothing, 111 Broughton Si. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. orrtc« Meinr , | 80 &8- WHITEST. )S. Meinhard Meiuhard, j New York |E. A. tV’eil 11. T BLOCKER, WITH WIL.LIANI HIONB, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in W ines, Liquors and Segars, 149 BAY STREET, savannah, geo- Sole Agon; for*Geurgia and Florida of liar ton's Celebrated PALE ALL In barrel* and half barrels. sept 9 20 6m R. H. Anderson. 0. W. Anderson John \V. Anderson. A. H. Cole. JOHN W. ANDERSON’S SONS & CO-, mm jmk. mu ml 'bs mm sm 9 Factors And Genural Commission Merchants. 1 vdo''tni* Block, Drayton Street, Near Ihe Bar SAVANNAH, G A. Agents for the Empire Line of Sidewheel Steamships. * sept 9 20 6iu* 0 E GROOVER, A T MINTYRB C T STUBBS Suvannuh. Tkomanallt. Savannab GROOVER, STUBBS & TO., ’<> TON FACTOID -A N 1) - General Commission Merchants,. 94 Bay Street. SATRNIH. CA. VT Bagging, Tie* Rope and other *upplie*. far UHln-il, alxo Liberal t’anh Advances made on ('on.-ignments for Sale or Sidptueot to Liverpool oi Northern Forte. sept 9 _o 6m.. W estcott II.CoI email PLAIN AXD FANCY FIIITU ill CMIHI, Shop Corner of Broad and Broughton Streets, 311 IDGE, GA. HATING p«nr»an«ntly located, and beinff desir ous of idontifying iiim*ell' with the interests of the city, respectfully ask* at the hand* of a gen .-ron* public only such encouragement as hi* work entitles him to expect. He will also execute SIGN WRITING in all it* varied phase* and st*’!e»;; KALSOMININO PAPER HANGING, FRESCOING,-Ac. Feb, Ilth, 1869, 42-3 m. mi mm Can be made by buying your goods es L. B. Ehrlich , 1 BROUGHTON STREET, BAPNBRIDGE,. GEORGIA Keep constantly on band a splendid assortmen of Family Groceries, consisting in-pan pi BACON, FLO U SUGAR, OOFFEE, SALT, RICE POTATOES MEAL, LIQUORS, BUTTER, LARD, CHEESE. CRACKERS PICKL&S, CANDIES, CANNED AND FRESH FRUITS, In fact evarythihgthat can be bonght fn a grocery store, all of whiefa be is offering LO IT FOR CASH Give him a call. sept lb 21 6tu D. FALVEY, FORNITDRE fUi J ODSE! 16a BROUGHTON 153 2d Door friy.ii Barnard Street, SAY AN N HA, GA. MW WiRK MADE TO ORDER Repairing, MATTRESS MAKING and Upholstering at SBORTKSI NOTICE. sept 0 20 6nj Business Cards* THE SHARON HOUSE, JOIXX SB.4IlO^ ? Proprielui, OaTuToricige. Georgia. TRANSIENT BOARD $3 0) PER traveling public are hereby notified that thin house has been thoroughly repaired ate retited. a* oreli as refurnished throughout, and ten ,loved one •>( the in-ist desira de and agreeable hotels in the State, worthy the iitatral patronage it has heretofore received from passengeis or, tin livers and railroad No pains or expenses will be rtfiar** I to make the SH 'RON H'IUSE all that an) ops could ne-ire. Call and test its merits, ittaj 20, ’69 4 * ts V. B. BAUGHN, ATTORNEY:AT |LAW COLQUITT, MILLED COUNTY. G . WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted to his eare. June. 3. 1869. 6-ly. The Vermont Spring Water. Justl* celebrated as a reinedv for CANCER Scrofula, Bright'* Disease, and other Kidney Affec tion*, the worst forms of Cataneout Di*ea*e*». Rlaurn atirm, Eemale Complaint*, and all impurities of the blood. Tbe bottles are marked: “Vermont Sprixg, Sax* A Cos., Shrldox, Vt.” For sale by the principal Druggists. Pamphlets, with certificates from eminent physi cians ai.d others, sent free. W. 11. SI'HILFFELIN & CO. 170 WiHama Street, NEW YORK. March*l lth.jl 869. 46-1 y* R. W. HOGAN WITH W. A. RAKSOM AGO., 384 A 386 Rioadway YOWtlA* Wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoes, Ac., May 20, 1869. If Cooper. | G. T. Quantock. j A. C N. S m el Jolin M- coopcrAco Corner of Whitaker & St. Julian Streets,” SAVANNAH, GA.. Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in ii BOOK \ND STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS- Copying'and Seal Prme*, ren Knives , NEWS and BOOK PRINTING PATE 1 » Gold Pens. Pen and Pencil Casts, LEDGER WRITfNG and COLORED PAPERS, Os all kind* and sizes for Blank and Job Work P'A V YfG, VISITI G and PRINTER CARDS. Ac Books ordsred or ported at New York rates. sent 9 20 6m‘ VM H. STAR. II P. liICHMOKD. W. H. STAKE & CO, IV II O L i: § A LK httoc lilt 8 8 Commission Merchants and COTTON FACTORS Suvaunab, Georgia. —o * , CABKFUL ATTEXTInN GIVfN TO Sale* or Shipment of Cotton and other Prodhe? Liberal Advances Made on Consignments. Adß’-TB n»R TUB SALR-OP Gullet's Steel Brush Cotton Gins, Halt* Palemt C< tUm Feeder, E* F. Coe's Super*Phosphate of Lime, Arrow Ties , and GRIME’S PATENT RAW BONE PHOSPHATE. sept 9. 20,-3m. TO THE TRAVELING PEBLICI Savannah, Ga. THIS First-Class Hotel is situated on Brought street, and is convenient to the business par of the City. Omnibnssesand Baggage Wagons wil be in attendance at the various Depots and nSea.iii-oat landings, to convey passenger# to the Hbtet. The best UTERI STABLE ACCOMMODATIONS i will o. found fwTjoinrue the Honse. ih-e undersigned will spare neither time, trouble nor e vpense to make his guests Comfortable, and vend* r this House, in every substantial particular aqua!. at least, to any in the State. The Bate of Board has beenßednced *0*3.00 a Bar A B. LUCET, Proprietor. GRAND COMBINATION. PIE DMONT AND ARLINGTON Life Insurance Cos., OF RICHMOND, VA. AUTE'ORIZED CAPITAL, «,000,000 Capital paid in and securely invested, 100,OuO Policies issued in tweuty eaoutbs active service, 4,100 Income tune time, over 500 00*> Dividends paid on lite polieies. 40 pei cent U7s j*er ce» tin* of profits paid to policy holders. W. 0. Carrington, Pres. K. H Mavrj.'V. Pres. J'. J. Hoexixs, Sec’y H. C. Habtsook, Ast C. H B'kc.row. Med. Ad. G. Ross, Ast. Med. Ad. A*. E. Wuirr, Hwperinteadant of Agencies. Ad ranls«svs ts >hc Piedmont. Ist, It is purejy a Southern Institution, suc cessful beyond alflgieceden-t, with widely inert), ing iufiuonces and popularity, 2d Its policies are mutual and non forfeitable. Rd Gold Policies will be issued to those prelering and paying premiums in gold, or its equlvileut in currency. 4th 1 1 is a home institution; »M money paid is p-remiu uis in Georgia will be invested in Georgia under the direction of a local board of directors sth It has paid all losses promptly and without litigation. Security to the assured unsurpassed by any company on this continent. LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE FOR SOUTH GA. T SAYANNAH. F W Sims, Isaac Cohen. L. J. Gnilmartin At Cambridge, J. Donalson, It Donalson W. Warfield, J. P. Dick.’nson James M. Donalson. CAPT. F M HALE General Agent—Office 143 J Bay Street, Savannah. G. W. PEARCE special agent for Decat nr county Dv. V. N. Bruce Medicalexaminer. Agents wa t ted. Miscellaneous Advertisements* Fresh J|§l| Stock. BABBIT % WABITIM, BROAD STREET, Bainbridge Georgia. ff Offer for sale at the lowest market rates a full assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES’‘CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOl*, tS( CAps> woodeS WARE, NOTWFf . « f” aft Rgenerai assortment of everything nsuallj tV ST. FI^AND the ben.#,, ”„ r p] anting friends, a large lot of B.AGEING II >. ’ "EL AND g which w jJl be sold a.t remark bly loxv rates for Cash. All we lsto «x. to^ k * n “ , K * yours,j veft _ We aie alsoprepared to buy Cotton, or advance on the same .hippe to tJ york vr Liverpool. ** “ ” Many years ago, the writer of these lines and an invalid physician, while visiting th» Island of St. Croix fbr their health, experienced and witnessed many surprising and beneficial effects of the Rum there produced upon many of the invalids who were (lik» eurselves) seeking health; and, upon inquiry and investigation, ebtained a full history of its medicinal virtues He was delighted and surprised, and after his own recovery, which soon occurred, determines, 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 TATION BITTERS being an article of real merit, founded upon new principles, ant relying wholly upon the vegetable world for its medicinal effects, worked a rapid revolu tion in the history of medicine, and became as a fymsehold word all over the civilize! world. The cabalistic S. T.—lß6o—X. was a talisman of health, and the demand for the PLANTATION BITTERS soon far exceeded the abilities of the proprietor! to supply. Notwithstanding the large importation of St. Croix Rum, made expressly for the com pounding of these Bitters, the quantity was inadequate. It therefore became necessary 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 wer* erected as if by magis, which utterly “ aston ished 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 positicn to supply their laboratory with all the perfectly pure St. Croix Rum needed in manufac turing the GREAT DYSPEPTIC TONIC AND INVIGORATOR. The above cut represent* , the natives crushing the sugar-cane and otherwise preparing it for the stills and presses^ As an antidote to Fever and Agud, Intermittent and Malarious Fevers, Dyspepsia, ani ether kindred diseases, the use of the PLANTATION BITTERS is unsurpassed in th# history of the world. Over five million bottle-. <*re disposed of annually. They are adapted to old and young, male and female. They are agreeable in taste, and always produce an immediate beneficial result. . A. Davis. H. 1. Barnet B C« SCOTT, —WITH— AaDAVIS & C?©. -GENERAL comiimoi uimm. AND DEALKHS IN DRT GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &C., &*., *O. BROUGHTON STREET BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA gfH?ight Drafts on*6s*vannab and New York, always on hand. Pay the highest marks tpriees for Cat ton and other Country Produce. February 11. 18(50. 24 A. A. SOLOMONS A CO., ’mmr'jKtm: hl. s jsl. ts DRUGGISTS, CORNER CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STREETS, s&¥&sn&a, - ■6sai«iA. Established 1840 Keep cou.tuntly on hand a large supply of DRUGS, PERFUMERY, SOAP, TOILET ARTICLE?r PAINTS, VARNISHES, OILS, BRUSHES, &c. They are the Manufacturers of <4 ‘ ms mrm Ml* «x mm tea jskt 9 s xeb xl tt jb3 h. ms# A purely Southern Enterprise which are highly recommended by some of the most distinishde tizsns of Georgia and other Sta'es Retail store at the old 6tund, Maiket Square. gept .9, 20 6m i • / * Miscellaneous Advertisements. fUTESTEY ORGANS FOR PARLORS, HALLS, AND CHURCHES, Combine more perfections limn any others in the market. The manufacturers have invented a "“ more yaluahe improvements, during the la° wen y rears than any other in the land. The Patent Vox Humana Tremolo, a wonderful imitation of the tremolo of the human voice, pronounced by the most eminent organ is s and organ builders the only perfect expression stop ever invented. The Patent Harmonic Attachment.— An •ctave coupler, which doubles the power of the in strument without increasing its sine. The Patent Manuel Sub-Bass.—An octave •>f independent bass reeds of great power which are nlaved with the ordinary key*. The Patent Vox Jubilant.—A new and beautiful stop, giving a style of music hitherto un stained in reed instruments These Organs are superior to all others in quick articulation-round, pipe-like tone—*wee> ness and power. That/ have received nearly oxa nasn First Premiums overall competitor*. They are endorsed by the highest musical autlioi i* ties. Send for Illustrated Circular. PIANO FORTES The subscribers also offer to the publican assort ment of hAutiful Piano Forts —eh gant rosewooa cases-full ilon frame— overstrung bass— French grand 'action, etc., at moderate prices and fully warranted. For circulars and full particulars address . (r. SAXE & ROB ERTBON' 417 BROME STREET. NEW YORK. March 11th, 1869. 46-ly. TTilm" CONTINUES to treat all private disease*, Syplii lis in all its forms. Gonorrhea, Uleer, Strictur. bchitis, aud all Uniary disaases. and the effect >f mercury are completely eradicatedr Spermator hea oiseminal weakness, resulting from self'pbus* T'other causes, and which produces some of tin dlowing effects, as blotches, bodily weakness •digestion, constipation, aversion to society, un nanllness dread of future events, loss off memory ulo once. nocturnal emissions, and tinally prosti ion of the vita l power, can be fully restored • icalth. Persons afflicted with this or^ any oth* ielicate. intricate, or long standing const it i i >nal Complaint, should give the Do«toru tri te never fails The Doc tor publishes a medical circular the. rives full ■ xposithm of venearal and private di ases, that can be La 1 free at office, or by mail to ne stamp' It gives a clear delineation of all th tiseases and conditions resulting from the irifling, nent of the moral law, excesses, indulgei ce. expo Dies, and imprudence in married or single lin •Ivery sentence contains instruction to the afflietec .and enabling hem to determine the precise uatiu. f their complaint*. The • stablisbmuit. comprising terr ample rooms s central VVlien it is not convenient to visit the ■it). the Doctor’s opinion can be obtained by givin i written statement of the case, and medicine? cm >e forwarded by mail or express In some instan ces. however, a personal examination » absolute! ecessary, while in other* daily personal attentjo, 's required, and tor the aeeoinimwiation of sir-' ait’ent* there are apartments connected with tli ■fflee that are provided with every requisite that i ;alcuJated to promote recovery, including medica ted vapor baths All prescriptions are prepared in ■he Doctor’s own Lalrratoryc undef bis personal supervision. Med’cal pamphlet at office free, or In nail fm two stamps. No matter who have farlec. read what he says. Office No; {B3 Third strec between Green and Walnut streets, near the Posi ffice, Louisville. Ky Office hours 9A.M.to 71’ VI.; Bcmda)», 10 A. M. to \Z M. OAK' % CITY Bill & DUD y» Upstairs in Bowers Block, 3ROAD STREET, BAINBRIDGE A B. F. COLBERT k BROTHER. PROPRIETORS. Tips Saloon is always supplied with choice WSIS3S.IIS, wisrsß, • SBAHSISB, CIGARS, 4€., THE BILLIARD TABLES are all new. and as good a* can be found in pared at short notice. // ° f Apfil Ist, 1869. 49—ts .A- K. JENNINGS Ol ALBANY, GBOrtGIA, WITH PROSPER V SHAW & CO-. SEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES, IS JIUIIKAY STRUCT KLM KEW YORK. THOS. H BROOME, REPRESENTS A. M- Binninger & Cos, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 1&ASIIIIBS, WHSSSISS. WINES, GINS, ({C., l* l BEAVBH street. Nbah Broadway, ... XE\V YOlllv SOLE PROPRIETORS AND IMPORTBI S OP Binninger’s Old London Dock Gin* Orders Solicited june 24, I860:. WATER MILL FOR SALE, rHE undersigned offers to sell on reasonable terms his saw and Grist Water Mill, situated eleven miles East of Bainbridge. on the A. &G KR . and two miles from Climax The mill is in hrst rate repair, and has plenty of the virv best oft mber adjacent to it. For further pa. deulars J-n.i'EHiim- Dromgoole’s ColunwT^B Southern Preparation I Tlies* Remedies are tl.-e result ~( laborious study and a U.i g | «.,) M) | (i ’’ the Noil tli and West, and Imn, tli fc J.V'SM thev have *on fr« m th* xi,,}j, a j press and the public, and the uiipr, and universal satisfaction given, tli.-v '■ F "SI diately become the y lftv * STANDARD MEDICINES OF THE M Being prepared by the medical • ' A( ' !: gjlfl vested of all secrecy, pliyseians j n are prescribing them in their practice uin' I ''" vl satisfactory results. The editor of the C olnnibus (Jn KH ) e “We have had o <<in ’ . i to ns< . GKEA I'HOUTHKKN I'HKI»ARATIi>Xs*'Bithfl Iv. and in every instance they gave emir,'"’® The Memphis Daily Ajyjmil says; “The superiority of the OUK, AT sa.-* I PREPARATIONS is acknowledge l, v a n lli fl tested them and we cheerfully rmn to our friends throughaut ilr coiiig n .!'',° riJ The Memphis Public ledger my*,- •The GREAT SOUTHERN PURPahJ are prepared and offered liv staunch *„! fl our city. Whom we know, the li.m.-«|: t . s L,iy tion, and we cheerfully recotiniu-iu] 'them""® Family Medicines " The Brandon (Miss.) Republican H “The GREAT’ SOUTHERN l ■ prepared by eminent physicians uud *■ our midst. ’’ YOUR SICK WIFE is rapidly sinking to an early grave. jj tr growing dim and her Cheeks becuml i|B personal charms are fading, and she tive; her whole frame is feeble, <viiH(mteijJHPN9 votis; the least exetcLe"eau*e* short lireaiyK a palpitating heart, she has n,>appetite 'miii.lß aches, her feat and hands ate constantly',,,:MUM is restless. nerVotls and cross, and e»er»(inform*® tc give relief, Do you know what'a matter with y uo , other*,■ t to be fl WIFE OR DUAGHTER, r four wfl who Is thus afflicted! Ask her If she |,,r l«M, vfl with anv complaint peculiar to Rer sett, gn Sales, I if she Is troubled with painful’ nupnrmwL- (mH ular Monthly Periods: if she has * ** Whites. Chlorosis or «reen Sickness. *®* 1 Wo-olt. Ulceration of the Wnmh, or nation froufM dispenses produced by an irregular acbßft Womb. non (romjm ENGLISH, Jffl female nim'gW will Immediately amuse anil restore tn L , Physicians all over the country nr, sHj with its effects.. We hold hundred* of ItJHj, tor lar to the following: [Extract from the Macon (.Visa) “From tie Unprecedented sale and *ltS| 'he ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS here 1 entire satisfaction giten. we eartieilly rejirr them to ouf lady friends ” Mr F. C. Sinclair, of DeKalh Mia. hhviH’ ILJp “Three of our physicians are rrsingyour in their practice, one of whom stivsMwintKps,;«■ irie tonic equal to yoltf ENGLISH FFIUdy looabfd T’ERS ” Messrs Carpenter & Cos., of Hai'elnitm, »nd ■ March. 18oK. suys The sale of your ENGLISH FEMAIB « '« wonderful. Send two dozen’by Ofwwi Jt&ty'MW n. Bin son A- Neal, of Huntsville. Ala bl* promptl; • Please forward by express, six (i(* FEMALE BITTFns.“ These Bftfers are beautifully pat I lies, at $2 6ft per bottle or tli'ee one bottle lasting two weeks. SentforiHHmilmfl he country on receipt of price; ak lruggists. J P. DROMGOOLE ft CO., Ifrmph' Bv cleansing the Stomach, arensing ca. vying off all billions niattcr. wilffifflPl poweiful anti periodic, the king of cnmMH A T T T? fl at one dollar per bottle fs*to-Hnr t'h\sieians’ combii afion for li t-*ue of Chills and Fever. Neuralgia. I’uai | r*|||K , |V*ni*|lr^| complaints of a malarious origin. It never effects the head. ears, or tit ■ ailministeied to infants, attd in »tf|vrioi •raT-NTTRITM for these diseases. FA AMERBAND PLAKTEifIr« their promfl and to their care W all over the country are buying fbOj ■ y U CHILLS for family Use. and all arc 'K' * its effects If von do not wish yourClii? •. thin is the lemedt. It. is prepared bf* who have much experience in the lariona diseases, and. as this reimdrM&gjXlJf'’ private practice, it iW praotld* 1 as a standard preparation. an d United Large hott es $] 00. or six by all druggists. 0B 4 Co’a.. Con J| HAVE I’Ol' A COl^' Use A rrr: • jutpßJttX, I Have yor. any dTseaseof the Lnign 1 ® tt Use Aim? D i Mtihnl« Have yon Pleurisy or Bronchitis? Use AmutYrofr . Have yon Croup* or Honjn'ii'g Cough' '-W Use Amrf#*^| The prettiest and best Cough Syrup jig Is Aiiijf'* l '® The mother’s cheap Cough Syrup Jh Is AurfS^'® The Children’s favorite *• W§ Ts A roj? 1 'Q[ itOWBI H For family use. as a powerful pain and causing sleep, it lias Price, sl.oft. Bold by «Udra^W 1 ’ ’Wf I srop, OLD v ' f IfHH pn Yon' need not. grunt a'nf lonpjef. W cured right away. Your Kidney* been annoying you long enough. BHH^BLGjH DROMGOOLE l I Extract of Brarbcfry and M wilf cure you of all that suffering. ■' ivO. 1 of Urinary deposits, frequent (fed* to Urinate. Gravel. Gout. PVupsy. effect of Habits of Dissipation jj H ted to old or young, male or female Price. $ I.oft pel bottle, or *ix JM Sent to all parts of the country o* r also, for sale by druggists. IMPtTR® B’L^Nt^BauTnexl REQUIRES THE USE Sadilleg, CON STITTj TiU' IHB on baud low MoNA«CE^*^__ which purifies the Blood. eases. Glandular Swellings, ■. j y & CO old Ulcers and Sores. Boils. ( ’ ' ,?»^^^^^H n j g hinir Go is composed of Stillingri. J an of Potasti, which are ackno*l*f* ‘ to be the be>t Blood Piirifi<‘ ih ~ >■ e - TUB MicBOrfBIBBI wt REDUCED AT THIS" “POOR MAN’S SALOON,?® A. MARTIN. Fropfietor. * fl TT EEPS constantly 0n .. hM1 2 * IV kies, Wines. “’fiSJ Pickle, (fe fl Canned and Fresh Fr«•' »t GEiTt JP and Crackers. tb.. ; d V\ ht*key nom per dri.'K p Giv T dext door to Ajl gjffl Store on B r oan htne , 00 t 7 oOtt del's Drug Store