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U.*t, u * iiarriugt.— lf >• “re
b.>:i'Uc mm, mud wish in ire certoin of
jruii get, .e-er marry a gl named Ann;
for wo bivt the authority of Lindley Mur
ray and others, that “nn is an indefinite
article.’* , .
If you would like to have a wife who ih
oo of a thousand,” yon should marry an
Emily or an Emma, for any printer can
fell you that ~e ms” are counted by thou
sands* . ‘ „ ,
If you wish to have a bustling, fly about
wifo, you should marry one named Jenny;
for every cotton factor knows that jennies
are always spinning.
If you want to marry a Belier* it is not
necessary that you should be a sexton just
because you have to ring her at the alter.
If you marry one named Margaret, you
may be snre that she will coine to the
gallows, for all the world knows that Pegs
were made for hanging.
Jf you wish to succeed in life as a porter
you should marry Caroline an& treat her
very kindly, for as long as you continue to
do that you will be good to Carry.
The most incessant writer in the world
is he who is always bound to Ad-a-line.
Yon may adore your wife, but you will
be surpassed in love when your wife is
a Dora.
Many men of high moral principles, and
would not gamble for the world, still have
not refused to take a Bet.
There lived in the State of Illinois, some
years ago. a Methodist preacher, whose
duty it was to attend every two or three
weeks at the village church, to administer
such doctrines, and preach to the few who
might feel disposed to attend and hear
him. But; alas ! tlie people would not at
tend. lie at length adopted the following
plan to collect the wicked neighbors to
gether. At one of the gatherings in the,
neighborhood, our reverend hero mounted
a stump and told the people he was desi
rous of telling them anew. and, In fact,
the quickest way of making a pair of
shoes. On the day appointed, every per
son collected (desirous of becoming ac
quainted with so desirable a trade,) and
our preacher was there. He got up before
one of the largest congregations he had
seen for many a day. and spoke upon the
ehirstian doctrine uutil he had converted
several around him, and was satisfied. —
He then said, *’l promised you I would
learn you anew trade ; so I’ll not forfeit
my word ; take an old pair of boots and
eut the tops off ”
A little child, under four years of age,
wanted to tell that, among other presents,
•lie bad a lan, but had forgotten what it
was called. so she describes it as a tiling
“to brush the warm all off of you with !”
miscellaneous Advertisements.
A. ¥ HAW ~
■aanfaeturer null Dealer in nil
KINDS OF
FURNITURE.
MAIN STRKKT,, MADISON, OA„
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends amt the
oublic generally, that he is now- receiving his
Ai'KINCr 8 rO'JK OP FUiINITUII from New York
i Philadelphia, which, together with his LARGE
• COCK of
iltme Manufactured,
Mtsk-a hi* Assortment the most desirable to make se
ts-li ,na from, in the up country. Ilia Stock consists
■of l.vrge Number of
BURAUS ranging from <l3B to S7A
ft-Mewoot, Mahogany, and Painted Wardrobes;
Honewn >d and Mahogany Mtrhletop Waehstands;
Jinny Lind T.%11 P<nt odd Cottage Bedsteads; some
vi,y handsome Centre and Sola Tables, also Black
Walnut EitentionTables, 10, 12,14 -.n lIS feet long.
QUARTBTTS,
s-y the Set or single one; Hat Stands, and Towel
Ricks; several 1 D.ii-n of Mahogany- Purler Chairs;
Mahogany R ickers of the different Sizes; Large and
R<all Curled Maple. Hookers, with Cano Seat and
R**k; Curled Maple Parlor Chairs, and also the
Celebrated Cottage Chairs.
A large number of Popular Cottage Bedsteads,
with or without the Execlsior Spring Red, attached,
-** the purchaser mar desire. The SPRING -BED
ft oft red at the VERY Low Price of
SIX DOLLARS.
Alan. on hand. GILT and ROSEWOOD
XOHBIHOt
Os different I'zes, which can lie cut and put togcih
r in PR \ME3 of anv size, nt short notice.
H. B.— Sofas and Mahogny.Rocking Chaire
RBOPAIPEn
T SHORT NOTICE, and a!I other FURNITURE
Haired with NoUneaa ani Dispatctv The subscri
return* hi® thanka far tlielibeml pntron
*** Surtotofore bentowc.l unnn liith, and respectfully
•lif.if* a c'mtimnli'tn of the simc.
A liberal Reduction will be made on CASH
8 tbICS.
—Furniture and delivered atth* Madison
*o uj>nr doirn (hr road, fr*e of rharsre.—
Or I*r nt and from abr*al. respectfully ao*
IjriM. —Jiinf 6lh, T.n
MAPBS’
IHTROGEXISEOISVPES-rHOSPHATE
OF
LIME.
REMOVAL
FTVIB undersigned, Agent for the shove
I. Fortilissr, in consequence of its marked
•a*eaa the past season, anl the greatly in
eaased demand arising therefrom, has made
arrangements with the manufacturer for a
larje tnd full supply; and requiring greater
feeilitiea for storage and other accommodation,
baa taksn the four story Warehouse as below,
where he will he able to supply any quantity
reqaird, with promptness, lie may be al
lowed to express his satis f action in view of
the fact that of the numerous purchases made
of him Hv planters, generally for the purpose
of making comparative tests with other fertil
isers. not one case has come to his knowledge
where our Fertiliser has not shown a decided
superiority. Planters who have used M apes’
PaupSat*. now make it their salt reliance,
eoi tare ordering (some of them) ns much as
*fty ton*, for use the next season. This fact
aoeaVa.for itself. We have discover’ and a qua -
ity, developed In the drouth, which was before
wuoSserved, via; its hygrometric power, or
eapaoity, to absorb moisture from the atmos
phere, which obviated to a largo extent the
lata unparalleled drought where it was used,
while most other fertilisers were not only val
ueless, but positively injurious to the plant.
The safety and profit aa a money investment,
arising from the use of Mattes’ Phosphate, te
nw plac'd beyond question, and the experi
enee of the past season, has established what
we have, without hesitation, always asserted
fbr it, that it U the only fertiliser reliable un
der all efreamstanees or soil, mode of cultiva
tion, and ofweather.
The n fersigned is also prepared to supply
tar(j"lctit of AGRICULTURAL MA
OUXERY and IMPLEMENTS, of the latest
Improve! paPswu adapted to Southern culti
vation, at lowest prices,
a J. A.QUIMBY.
I s ‘
•etobst 1 UMW -wSui.
M.sccilamcotos AdverUwmeM*.
~A SPLBSWiTSTOCK! =
At Lowest Prices!
HEXRY~jTOSBOS(E,
Watch-Maker, Jeweller,
AND
O P T ■ C K AN
No. 266 BROA DS TR KET, under the U. S. Hotel, and
opposite the City Rank.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.)
Keeps on hand a select and beautiful assort
ment of Goods, consisting of
WJkTGKKS, J K Wsl*R Y,
. SILVER A PLATED WARE,
Tblescopes, Surveyor's Compasses. Spt-Gsas
■s, tor Mountain Use, and in short every
thing useful in his line of business
particularly
SPHOTACLBS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Watches and Jewelry Repaired in the
best Manner. [March 28, 1860 ly.
Painting and Glazing,
BY
W. S. WAGfION.
f I'kllE nd sr3igned having hadsovcral years
A. experience in the business, is now pre
pared 11 execute all orders in the best style,
at short notice and on reasonable terms.
Orders solicited and filled with promptness.
Greentsboro Ga., Sept. 12, 1800. —ty.
FOR SALE.
7jw Rarrelsof Rectified Whisky ;
*) 25 15 irrels. Old Rye Mannngahcla ;
2(1 “ X Whisky;
20 “ XX •
20 “ XXX
20 Baskets I’fcarl Champaigns;
15 “ Miimrn.s - “
150 Boxes Tobacco, of different brand*: by
ALSO,
250 Barrels Rectified Whiskey;?
45 “ White Whiskey. *
Augusts. Apr. 25. 1860. M L ALLEGED.
D MOTT'S
:
| PILLS ot IRON.
AN aperient and Stomachie preparation of IKON
puritied of Oxygen and Carbon by combustion in
Hydrogen. Sanctioned by the highest Medical Au
thorities, both in Europe urd the United Status, and
prescribed in their practice.
The- experience ol thousands daily proves that no
preparation of Iron can be compared with it. lmpu.
rities'd the blood, depression of vital energy, pule
and otherwise sickly complexions indicate its neces
sity in almost every conceivable case.
! Innoxious in all maladies in wh ; -c-h it has been
tried, it Ins proved absolutely curative in each of
the followim? complaints, viz :
In fIEuiLiTY, Nervous Affections, Emaciation,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Incipient I.lonsumption, Scrofulols Tuberculosis,
i S.xLf Rheum, Mismensticuati n, Whites, Chlorosis,
Liver Complaints, Chronic Headaches. Rheuma
tism, Intermittent Levers, Pimples on tub Face,
&<•:
Iu cases of Gci.eral Debility, whether the result ol
acute disease, or of the continued diminution ot ner
vous and inußcular energy from chronic complaints,
, one trial of this restorative baa proved successful to
| an extent which no description nr written attcs<a
. would render credible. Invalids so lorji b*d
ridden as to have become forgotten in their own
• neighborhoods, have suddenly re appeared in the
busy world as if just returned from protracted travel
in a distant land. S-.ine very signal instances of
this kind are attested of female sufferers, emaciated
} victims of apparent marasmus, sanguineous exhaus
tion, critical cbance, and that complication of ner
vous and dyepeptic aversion to air mid cxcrche for
which the physician has no name. t
; In Nervous Affections of all kinds, and for rcarons
; familiar to medical men, the operation of this pre
paration of iron must necessarily tie salutary,‘for,
j unlike the old otides, it is vigorously tonic without
, being exciting rnd overheating; and gently; regular
ly aperient even in the most obstinate cases of cob
tiveiiess without ever being a gastric purgative, or
1 inflictinjr a disagreeable sensation.
; It is this latter property among’ others, which
t makes it so remarkably effectual ahd permanent a
1 remedy for Piles, upon which it also appears t > .exert
j a distinct and specific action* by dispeceing the local
tendency which forms them.
Iu Dyspepsia, innumerable as are its causes, sin*
’ glc box of these Chalybeate Pills has often sufficed
> for the most habitual cases, including the atte ndent
Costivkness
lo unchecked Diarrhoea, even when advanced to
Dyacntory, confirmed, emaciating, and apparently
malignant, ihe effects have been equally decisive
and astonishing.
i In the local pains, loss of f.e.Bhand slrcngth, debil
itating cough, and remittent hectic, which generally
indicate Incipient Consumption, this remedy basal
laved the alarm-of friends and pht*iciaftffs iu several
very gratifying and interesting instances.
, In Scrofulous Tub rrtilosis, this medicated iron
‘l has had far more than the good effect of the most
1 cautiously bn lancet! preparations of iodine without
1 any of their well known liabilities.
7 The attention of females cannot be too confidently
invited to this remedy and restorative, iu cases pe
t cnliarlv affecting them.
In Rheumatism, both chronic and inflamatcry—in
i the latter, however, more decidedly—it has been in
• variably well reported, both as alleviating pain and
• reducing the swellings and etiffness of the joints
nnd rmieclcE.
Iu Intermittent Fevers, it must necessarily be a
great remedy and energetic restorative,and its prog-,
resa in the new settlements of the West, will pr<<ba
blv be one of high renown and usefillness.
No remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history of medicine, which exerts such prompt* hap
py, and fully restorative effects. Good appetite
complete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and cheerful
exercise, immediately follow its use.
Put up in neat fist metal boxes, contain in 50 pills,
prire 50cents per box; for eale by druggists and
Healers. Will be sent tree to any address oh receipt
, of the price. All letters, orders, etc., should be ad
i dressed to
R. B. LOCKE and Cos. General Agents.
20 Cedar Street, N. Y.
o:tober 10, IS6o—wl2rn t
i _ - - - - ■ -
MAPBS’
SOIL-LIFTING PLOW!
WHEN a surface Plotv is run at a depth
of twelve inches, and a two-liorse Soil
-1 Lifting Plow follows, which is capable of dis
integrating to a depth of fifteen inches wore,
there is a total disintegrated depth of twenty
seven inches and those whoso practice will
find that they have another farm beneath that
represented on their map. A smaller size of
this Plow, iono horscl thinner in the sole and
irore dart-like in its figure, is an admirab’c
implement for cultivating crops and will do
the work of more than forty me t with hoes.
With the corn crop this tool may run close
alongside the corn, and to the full depth of
twelve inches when the corn is but three inch
es high, and before the roots occuoy tho space
between the rove; this will lift the soil, move
every corn plant with the soil, for so slight a
distance as no*, to separate the particles from
the roots, vet so completely loosening t he mass
that the plant may be pickbj up with the fin
gers. This is more thorough cultivation than
can be obtained by one hundred hoeings, leav
ing the soil in better tilth *nd cutting of no
roots. More than twenty thousand of these
Plow* were sold last year.
PRICES.
One Horse #OSO
Two Horse 1260
“ “ with cutter 14 00
Three Horse 14 00
“ with Cutter 15 60
roral.by J. A. QUIMBV,
No. S Warren Block, Augoete, *. I
October 24th lfuC-Finll J'*?,
Miucellaneonu AdvenitemcWf.
A Novelty iu tb Art H orM f
PUOTOtiKAPII VIPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letlei* patent in the United BUU*,
England. France, and lielginm.
THE AMEKIL'AX PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCE
LAIN COMPANY,
Xu. 781 Broadway Xew York,
luring secured tbeir novel and Inren'oua invention
by American and Eon, [-tan patent*, are folly prepar
ed to execute all orders for.
Miniature Likeness of Persons on china,
presenting ail tbd attractive and advantageous fe<
tores of ordinary photogfaphn th>- hriUmcy and
finish nf a water color rawing, and a hitherto uns
tained quality of durability, by being rendered as
imperishable as (he natural properties of tha articles
upon which they are transferred.
As the patented process of the Company enables
the reproduction of I’butogiapha not only on plain
surtares, but upon such as are round or of any de
gree of irregularity—poitraita can be reproduced
with faultless accuracy, and'deticary of delineation,
upon Porccluin wares of any deactiptian and dimen
sion Uiru ne articles of luxury or of household utili
ty, such aj
Irns, Vases, Breakfast cups, Toilet Arti
cles, Arc.;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnisbiug a
unique and exquisite style of ornamentation of ar
ticles in domestic use.
Iu order to furnish facilities for the gratification of
the popular tute, and to meet the wants of those
patrons of the Fine Arts desirous of having Poitrr its
on Porcelain, the Company have imported from Eu
rope a co,'lection nf superior porcelain goods, manu,
factured to their own orter, which they sell at cost
prices.
As the American Company are owners of the
patent tight, nnd consequently the only persons
authorized to use the process, they have determined
ill order.
To afford People in every section of the
Union
an opportunity to possess
Portraits on China ,
to make the following proposition to
Residents in the Country, who are unable
to visit personally the Atelier and
Galleries in New
York.
Persons sen-ling a photograph, ambrotype, or
daguerreotype to the office of the Company iu New
York, accompanied by
Fire Dollars,
Will receive in return by express, free of other
charge,
A. richly ornamented Breakfast Cup and
Saucer, With the portrait transfeired
thereon.
By transmitting a daguerreotype and
Ten Dollars.
they will secure in like manner.
A handsome French Vase or Toilet Arti
e/e.
with the. portrait rcporduced by the patented process.
By sending a pair ofdagticrrfoiypcs and
Fifteen Dollars.
they will receive in r-turn
A Pair of rich Senes Vases,
with the portraits - xecuto-t equal to miniature pain.
iioiTr- ; and, in like manner, portruit* c. in be repro
duced on pore, lain wueesor
r *
Vases of even/ qualify if finish..
tanging, in price JTm
Twenty to Oue llHHiht and Do/Jar* the pair.
N. B.—lie i>*mk uinr ii> writing iheati ire is, tuwu,
county tu<l Siate tlktnu’tlv.
Ail letters to be to
Manager, American Photographic Porce
lain Co.,’
781 Br a iw.-y,
Naw Vukk. 3m
October 17lh,l?60.
PLUMB & LEITNER.
Drvggiits Sf Apothecaries.
212 Near
p “’
A/ Os
. Street.
AffiCSTA fiE&RbIA.
Wc reflpfCtfiilijr invite, the ttenion of M(*rchirta,
Planters, snd Phywci.ins, to our large and wail as
sorted stock us
Una-:UiHfra*(f<! MefSifJnfst I
CHEMICALS, DRUGS,
PAINTS, OILS,
And H other articles in odr tine. We feel aseurcu
that nohoiiss j n tha H nit!i cen off r a stock snpe. i.„
to burs in OBNt i rs.ses-and Pcritv, A 1,1. Ofticisl
Pbeparatmns lieing made in strict accjr-!on< o w ith
the Formulas of the
Unilctl States Pfiarmacopieia,
Witli the BEST J/.l TERIALS, and bv THE
P&OPEIt WEIGHTS aud MEASURES.
Our stuck of DENTAL AND SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS is full, and our arrangements
witli the best manufacturers, for procuring
‘ supplies at the shortest notice, is unequalled.
Wo are Agents for the best brands in the
country of
White lead And Zinc White.
The Finest Perfumery and Choicest
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILETTE
In great variety may always be found in our
stock. We keep always on hand a large stock
of the best brands of
FRENCH AND GERMAN GLASS,
For windows, Pictures, Frames, &c„ Ae.
FRESH GARDEN. GRASS AND
FIELD SEEDS,
From the Best Growers, in Large Quantity, at
the Proper Season.
Feeling confident that we can furnish our
customers with the fiest articles, on reasonable
terms, we respectfully so icit orders and pledge
ourselves to fill them with fidelity and dispatch.
If anv article should not prove to be pre
ciselv as represented, we shall feel thankful to
have it returned at our expense, and the mon
ey will be refunded. ,
PLUMBk LEITNER.
Augusta. Ga. September 2f>, 1860. -It.
DAVIS & BROTHER
WE would in brace the present opportune
ty to rttu n our thanks t > our manr
custoimis and friends tor the sympathy cx
pressed and manifested for us on account of
our misfortune of the 28th of March last, and
woald'inform them, that we have built a corn
u-odious store on the corner where we have
done bu&'ness for the las* fi'tcen years and
uow offer for sale a conif.lete stock of'staple
aed fancy Dry Goods, ernhracine all she latest
styles and designs of Calicoes, Delaines, Pop
iins, Silita a -d Debaters, Cloaks, Shawl*and
Dusters, Table and Fovrell Linens, B 1 cfc and
Itron-n Homespun of all widths, Boot* and
Shoes, among which wo would call especial
attention *o our Double Sole Russel Brogans,
made expressly for us. VV e have enlarged
our stock, Pocketand Table Cutlery, (Inflow,
Ware and Crockery Ware. Hardware. Iron’
Cast and Plain Steel, Sugar, Coff .e, • Salt. Bag.
ging Rope, Molasses. Saddles, Bridles, Trae--
& c., In Short our stock embraces whit-ve
il item years experience and close observation
have taught us the wants of the. peoples dt
eiands.
Finelly whatever we heve is f r Sale as low
aa can be bought in anv market.
DXVUI As BROTHER,
tfreeuesbwro, Oe 94, I fjn H ty)
BE SURE TO CALL AT MASSEY At LANSDELL’S.
mmn & LMiiat
WHOLESALE DEALERS ZN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oil
Tarnishes, Pt cut Medicines, &c.
Main Street, Green eshoro', georgit.
HAVE I3V STORE AND TO
10,000 LBS WHITE LEAD, FROM 7£ TO 10 CENTS ;
2000 SNOW WHITE ZINC;
500 GALL’S. LINSEED OIL;
200 •• MACHINERY
; 506 “ SPERM
1200 *• , LAUD f ‘* j
; 100 “ COLD PRESSED OASlOit Oil.; j
j 40 “ SWEET
■ 200 “ SP’TS TURPENTINE;
200 • 95 PE It CT. ALCOHOL:
100 •• BURNING FLUID;
! 109 •• COACH-BODY VARNISH;
100 “ JAPAN
100 “ BLACK JAPAN;
40 PIANO VARNISH;
100 “ COPAL
100 - LEATHER •
1,00 - ASPHALBIJNE VARNISH;
100 “ TRAIN OIL; j
200 •• KEROSENE “
| 10 CASES CONCENTRATED LYE;
! 200 , KEROSENE LAMIS;
J! 20,00 b CiGAUS;
-100 OZ. QITINf'NE;
|| 10. •< VIORPiIINE;
FERFIT ME R V IN L \ R i !•’. QU A NT! ’ US E S ,
| i
almost every thin<r else be.l rngiutv to the
Business, all of which we ofiW at. VTLANT V !*IU
OES, and to wholesale ]torch isers we will sell Drills,
;; Mediernes, dec., at AUiIIISTA i(A i'E>S—■-freight ad
ded. Every article wamuifed ‘
Tu bf what It ?>. Sold F %r.
’ And, as we tire having- manutactnrefl for us. several
1 new brands ol Lkao in largo quantities, we can offer
greater inducements in quautv tinfl price tliatt ever
before offered in tins market. Call and examine oi.tr
Stork before pnTciuisiiig elsewhere, as we fell confi
j| dent we can give satisfaction. [Feb. 16,1860.
WHERE YOU CAN BUY GOODS CHEAP.
BY
exiling
at
I
Mass ey
&
LausdelFs
\
Drug
Store
and
i
Kxumin- |
tog
some
samples
of Pure
WHITE
LEAD
we think
you
will bo
convinced j
at once
i
vital it is a:
✓ j
BETTER
ar.iclc
than Ihe
Faicrt
Lead, and
can be
sold for
LESS
soojaii.
I
DcWitt & Barretts.
K TATI fl HARROW.
PATENTED 2ND MARCH 1858
The h irst premium Harrow of the cm
pirc and diecn Mountain States.
The Harrow that has token tin- preiTii
*nrn, at every State ami County fair where
it has been exhibited and Tested.
I wish to inform tho citizens of Orcein*,
and the’ adjoining Counties, that l have,
bought the -STATES RIGHT” to the
above Harrow; and that I am manufactur
ing them at
PEN FIELD GEORGIA,
I have fifty nearly finished. I will sell
the Harrow at $15.00, or file “Farmers
.Right” for five Dollars Any one who
can make a plough stock, can make one
oft hole Harrows, as tli>v are von single
in fcotiV.P'ctkm, except llie centre piece of
iron which is cast, it however costs but
two Dollars and twenty five cents. A gen
tleman who has used this Harrow says, I
would state for the benefit of the farming
community, that it is the most simple and
complete pulverizer that ever was invent
ed, 1 have or.e in use on my (arm (two
niih s from Auburn.) and I testify that it
will do more work in one hour than a coin
mon Harrow will in two, I tested rite Har
row in hard soil, and in corn subfile ; and
I fiud it comes up to your statement to the
very letter &e.,
Any person wishing to purchase a Har
row, can take it on his plantation and if it
does not suit he may return it, and I will
charge him nothing. It is the very thing
for leveling the ground, and breaking
clods, consequently is iuvaluable in put
ting in wheat.
JAMES M. LANKFORD. m
October 24th 1860.—1 y.
NOW IS THE TIME TO COMMENCE
FORMING CLUBS FOR THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
——AND
COMIC PICTORIAL
Phunny Phellow!!!
A SplcnduT Premium
TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER!!!
,
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND
PJCTOR A!. I’ll UNNY PH EL LOW
ONE YEAR FOR TWO
DOLLARS!!!
OIU 1 RI&S TO CLUBS.
1 copy one year.... #'2, and the Pictorial Phua- ‘
ny Pool!one year. |
2 “ “ ....$3. and a premium.
4“ “ “
fi “ “ “
8 - - “ ...*l2, U
10“ “ “ “
i2“ “ “
Send for a Specimen Number, which is furn
ished fek. and contains fu l part ou'ars ot
PKBMID’-iS. STREET * SMITH.
Editok* axflf Pkopsistobsor thk XE'-V YORK
\\ EEKLY- 22d Bjekman Streto, N Y.
November 7th Jfi6o.—w3nt.
Fifty cants per 100 Hr*, will be paid (or
all bone* delivered to tha subscriber*.
JAS. L. BROWN.
JOHN 0. REID.
Graencaboro Nov. 1 4th 186<k—tf,
BLANK* Os all kinds asatly printed at |
ibaMfltoa, sari aotte*.
DlA*t ffllffi il CftdlP! t; si iJt, ej;
l.tS'i. tmor.v Th a medicine
Tint Nyvf.* faiiim; t.. • c kwm > afef eaovKp
, l)V te vs ,as c’tpi-rieiici
” v - ■ “'ain, .<urr ■'! smiia r. r^-n,
edv ail BUWKI. Or'cANOe.HCNTS
liisenle- y, (batty*. Pains. Vh>.lero>, Ch hr, i*
n „ it.,. , : , j.
‘!• i>s, i., ‘1” hi-.-p! ersu-ps it
■'h*’ ‘•tomaeh in 20 ;.tiitvies \ -invir -t of.
e: cures me l/'tr, and ;t n >,*r s- r, -:ip-c.—
-he bowels. 0,,'. w ,l. sa(i v f*, nov .. f
u merits. P ;c... odv 25 P,m*s.
Pcpre-t Sv Tkali. A Stow, 48 Bow*r,
N Y jrk. Aud sold hi t/ eencsboro by w v
4 Unsd-,-11. (apr. I ltb, ’eV-l r. *
June lhji 1860. v ;,.
EOTo£,SA!fX
Strtagthfnlag f tHtifai A wo<l frtrlfiw.
THE ftHIi.VTESTSB3IBBY IS 7fib irtRLM
fA.VDtIIE
▼ light AH fertn:rt
*YE* TAKF.X
11 • *tcic4iy a acien- Sfcig
SSSVS trite and Yeactuhfe corn yfmff
|kiiufl, procured lv me
* fc di-rillntion of Ronta, ©J
■■•aL-11 “sfl-rlit and 7l„rfc. Tel £
l-'a Dock, H'reel -
i dclorc tßKiJSaraspaeit|.Wi! 1 Cl.er ifltr iskit
ry, ait.7 (f iinlciio!, entere ii i uiap.Mmd. Tjir eotir
active rein-dial prfneiplea of cjir-h iagrcdienr inthiw
oughlv < xnacted by my m-th<.d ol ’.lift lli-ig. pro
ducing a drliciou-. cxtiileralme pi,it, ami the
lNrvLi.ißi.it remodv for rcnov.itin.- the disco*- and >ys
tem, and rogtorine the aiek, rnfforingnnd dehilitated
invai.li> t-> neoLTH and St*fnoih
McLean’s Strengthening Uerdinl
will effkcvuallV eras
LIVER OOVPL\INX. DY PEPSIV,
Jaundice. Chronic or Nervnug Debility, Diaeaaca ol
the Kidney, nnd ail Dtge.ie* arising Iron, a Disurdei
ed Liver t-r Sti-nr—oh, Dyspepsia, H.-artburn, Inward
i'ilee. Ac*diiv or 8” ki>e* ot the B'omach, Fulirotaof
Blood •> the Hea-l, Dud Fain or Ha’lm.-ning in the
Head. Palpitation of Id.- H-art, Fullness or weight
id the Stomach, Sour E.-uct-tint)*, Choakin? nr Suf
locating Foelinir wheu lying down. Dryness . r Y, I
-1 lnwnes of the Skin and eyi-*; .Vtpht 8-veatg, Inward
Ffvees, Pain in the Small of the Back, Chest o, Side,
ointden Finch of H- ut, D’ prrssion ol Spirits, Fright•
itil Drear,-*, Latieor Duapondencr or any Nervous
. Disease, Sores or Mlot- li- s on the Skin, and Fever
and Ague—or ( hdl and F- Ver
Over a million of Bottles
! Have been sold during the last six months, and in no
ins’ nee lias it fatted n giving entire satisfaction. -
! Who i!>, . Will auff. r from Weakness or D hility
-vh.'o McLeswa Stkcsot.ikning Cobdisl will cure
you. Ho laiigua*- c.i > cootey an adequate idea u'f
Ihe immediate >,nl al-n-art miraculous chance jir-'d, •
c, by tak,2 tbfaOordiSl in itiedieenserd, det-ilitat- ri
an i snatter. -I n- rvoon system, whether broken and
! hr --xer-ss. v--e.sk hy nature, or itnpwred bv fiiVknes-,
| the relaxed and unstrung orgauixation is reitored to
; its pristine healtn and Vigor
Planted Pe, sotts,
i Orothere ro"*ein i<f f inability from shatever enuge
, wi'’ McL-ai,*, S'rengfiirnir j. Cor-I;al a thorough
‘■ ro-renerater nf tt--- ~y, cru ; an*’ ali who -nav have ,o
uc and th rnselves hy hupropsr indulgences, will find
i it this (lur.lid l n cate ■ and -pendv r mc-ly
To Tin Ladies,
McLKAN’S Stenutiiumno OonillAL
I-. a a igr, and spw.iy cure for
IVNPIKNT C NRUBCTI- N. WHITE*.
’ tfHstrurted or DtlS ult M.-t-*i,(ir.n. Inge ntinroce of
; Uriue nr invr.titnr-. Di-c’ arg- there -f. Failing of
t"c VVt‘>. J., f tineas, Fainting and all Diseases in-
I cident to K , ~i„
THEREIN no mistak about it.
buffer „o lung r. Take it uccording to Directions,
i’ wilt -trimnlsie. strengthen, and isrigorate you and
! cause ‘te bloom ofnealtli to mount youreheejc again,
evsar sotti r is winKAsren to ntva SATisrscTias.
KOR ( (IIEDHEN.
If your ehil-to are ai-kly, punv, oraffl ,-terl, Me
L’ ii’,’ C,.:q ial v. ill make them healthy, fat and mbuar
Delay not frt It. and von wr'l tie convinced
11 IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
CsDTu-ri. B, w*re of Druggisf-or dealer* who mar
try to p.'m „(f up ,r. vu *ome Biller, or ursaparilla
•rdi. *hicli they cun huv cheep, by saving ir l just
Osgood. Avoid *uch men. Ask for McLean’s
Strengthen Cordial, and lake nothinr els*. It i* Ihe
■aly remedy that will purify Ihe blood thoroughly,
ed at the same time’slrengthen Ihe arfh-in.
O-e t<thle*|.onnlal taken erery morning lasting, j*
• r*rtln orrvantivr for Chohr Chill* and Fever.
Yellowr Ferrr, or any |,rru <|e, ‘di4-as. If la pul np
ut large, bum *
Pries only fl per h rtlU.or i* po-il*. f*.
J. H. MrI.S.VN.
ini* Pmnrl*i.,r ol IM* f'ordial.
Alan McLean’s Ynlrwnle Oil L'mgnl.
Palest Me4leiaea, Ac.
Ague Cure. •
VOIt 188 SPEEDY Cl’** OV
Intermittent Fever or Few and Be*
mittent Few, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague;
Periodical Hoadache, or Bilious Headaciic *
and Bilious Fevors; indeed for the whop
.Class of Diseases originating in biliary
derangement, caused by the Malaria ct
miasmatic countries.
•* yl
No one remedy 13 louder railed for by the neces
sities of t!-.e American people than a-sure and sofa
euro for Fever and Apue. Sacli a remedy we are
now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty that it
will eradicate the disease, and with tuwmrancc, found
ed on proof, tiiat no harm can arise from it* use in
anv quantity. ■ ,
That which protects from or prevents this dimr
der must boos immense seryice-'m. the eoWimutii-*
where it prevails. Prevention js better thaw * • ‘
jar the patient escapes the risk ‘which he rtrtfcf
in violent attacks of this baleful distemper.
OirjsE ” cxjiels the miasmatic poison of >’
am, Aock from the system, and prevents tb
vclopmcnt of flic disease, if taken on the firs
pro.tch of its premonitory symptoms. It is not
-■ host remedy ever vet discovered for this cla
’ -nits, but also the cheapest. The large <;
compla. ,| v f or „q 0; bi rivis- it within the rc i
t:tv we su]v . j„ bilious districts, where F*rxn
of every body; •• every liody should have it, and
anii Ague prevai. . i, re and protection. It is
use it fiecly, lioth foi ‘ wit ] lin t |, e reach 0 f !1 ‘
hoped this price will place ,- s great gffprr io S,v
the poor as well as the rich. >- uncovered fcV.
of this remedy over any oflier ever - j g ,- v A
the *jcedy and certain cure of V
it contains no Quinine or tnincnjl, consequent*. •*
produces no quinism or other injurious effects whs—
ever upon the constitution. Those cured by it a. ’
left as healthy as if they had. never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
the miasmatic poison. A groat variety of disorder**
arise from its irritation, among which are Ncu-alghi,
Rheumatism, Gout, Headache* Blindness, Toothache,
Earache. Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Af
fection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Fain in the Bowels, .
Colic. Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,”
all of which, when originating iu this cause, put on
the intermittent type, or become periodical. This
•< OciiE ” expels the poison from the blood, nnd'con
sequently cures them alt alike. It Is nn invaluable
•protection to immigrants, and persons travelling or
temporarily residing to the malarious districts. If
taken o-a i-iomOiv or daily, while exposed to the
infection, that will he excreted from the system, and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quautitv to ripen into
•i:scare, llettee it is even more valuable fit protec-.
ti,,a titan vitro. ad few will ever suffer from Itttcr
imitetus. if they avail themselves-'of the protection
: :1s remedy affords.
Be Sure to call at Masey & L;\ns4eUs ami price their mvte elsewhere!
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
m ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO,-
are so composed that disease within the fafigtf of
ieir action enn rarely withstand or evade them,
l'licir penetmting properties search, nad cleanse, nnd
invigorate every portion of the human organism, cor
roding its diseased nefion, nnd restoring its healthy
vitalities. Asa const rpoiice of these properties, the
invalid who is l>w- I down with pain or physical
>{..' : i', U astunis'n l to ’find i.is IfealiU or energy re
• tor. d’bv n rented v at owo so simple and Inviting
. Not os'.iv do they cure the every day complaints of
rv tsr.lv, tint also many formidable and dangerous
‘lt ;,*e*. ’ The agent below mimed is pleased to ‘P
fund h gratis mv American Almanac, edptnininy
•vri ideates of their cures nnd directions for their use
a tiie following complaints: Cox'.'rrness. fhmtbnrn,
~'nulM-he nrisiuy frvm disordered Stomach. JVlie.n u,
bidiijfst on, I‘ion i n.ami Morbid Inaction of the Row-
Flatulency, I.osiof Appetite Jaundice, nnd other
\ittdre 1 complaints, arising from n low stato of the
cr-'v or obstruction of its functions.
They me nn excellent alterative for tho renova.
don of tin ldood and the restoration of tone and
s.rengih to the system (lebilitaifd by disease.
Ayer’s Cherry Peqjawal,
FOR THE RAPID CI.RE <>K
■- ‘■yvj'xi, Colas, laftueEci, Koarseaoss, Cranpi.
S-'osiclutis, Irc'. p‘eat £iicmptit>a. and tor;
tCiitii Or eDitfit jf la-all—.l id hi-tUtr
vsacoil siajw ei tlu Sids.^.e.
So wide is the field of itsnsifn>rv-e--,<tnTs nemert.
i ts arc the eases of it* cores, that almost every’
section of country abound* in pertotts pat/ticly
known, who have been rust oral from alamhartt tun!
t ven desperate diseases of she’lungs try it* no'. Whet*
race tried, its superiority over every other kii d-eintJ
l>f its kind is too apparent to escape observation, awf
where its virtues are known, the public no longer
hesifitte what antidote to employ for the distressing
and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs,
tiint are incident to our climate. While malty in
f'rior remedies thrnst upon tho community have
I died and heen discarded, this Ims gained friend*
by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they
can never forget, and nrodiiced cures too
ind too remarkable to be forgotuu,
PREPARED BY *
DR. J. C. AYER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
For sole try j ‘-fenry Wo id,! jiedHSib r.
r>. Hightower, White plain.*. |ip.l.-'* fl, T.
/gm* ra&NHdoD, ,
HOWLOST. HOW RESTORED,
Just. puliis/ifd in a Sea fed Enrrtopr,
A bxCTVHKnNTHB \ATUS R, T S ATMKS T AMISAIMCAL
CUB*rO!fSlF.HyAf< tlHiiOKA,or S ni# a 1 a
ua; Debility. NprvoiHnPH %r and Invithmtai.Y
pnrdiicni inp';tirr.cy. Ci/naomV'i nnd Menial and
l*tiyeica; lability, . 1
Ilv ROB .1. OULVEHVVEI.L. M 0
The imp rimt fact that the awful rons><|uencrs o<
-tilt aims- may he effectually reiooved witnouHnUr’-
tttt in dieiee, or the dangcri us applications ot o us *
lies, insti aments. tordiraod hour b a. sad Olle r tlo
piriea! devices, is here clearly rtenn rut the
entiieiy now situ highly suc J t"t It ~fc hf *
dopted by the eclcbiaieo author, fnllydlrtr’ pined, by
means of widen pv< ty one it nsl.lCtr to core titjriseff
perfectly, .nrt at tbr least po-siblc c-.s!, thei, by arid
ititg all *t{mlM nostrums of the day. Thia ler
sure will proven boon to thousands n<t tbetnand*
Sent under seal m any ad-fre.s-. PoST-rain, on tt <e
receipt ol two -’ vtage stamps, bv addressing DR
t'H J C. KLINE. M D . 43<> Fuel Avenue,’ New.
York. Post Box 4.VW ’ A mil 11. I SCO ty.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia. ■><
A Benevolent Intti/vtion eitobEe/ied byfytetiil
Endowment for tie l.illtj <j the > it. a,, a “
Dietreem , afflicted vTth V-irdhbtbt,4
Epidemic Ditte.ime.
TIIP oward At-sOeiatitiii, -v How of ttv\>.
awful destruction .* humor- life caused by
<*\ ;a! diseases, and th i* deceptions piii'Tfrff.
| open the ufifortumit'c victims of Jiunh dip ease ;
jhv qiisetctf,several yea' a arc dj.eetcd.tjicju cofi
I suiting- Surgeop, as a jfuirilabhjuci tfiOi th; e.
| t.!.fcjr name, toopep a Dispc-nsar- !r the- irrat
; m >'.t of this da a of diseases,if-. l!
\ ,nn to give Medical itdnr gra'tie to all wI .(T
! apply by letU” ’•irh a de.ri-iptiim of their cot-
I fitiory (ftfee, erf i.pn:ir.M. habits* of- life. Ac)*and
!in oases; ><• xtr-*rn poverty. to ft rnith Mttljcine
\jree of charge, It jt> t bi.-s> t • rid tl nttl.c-
Assucaiiop uniimsiidv )!"■ highest isnlics sl ilj
of ih; age. asid will furnish,the fursi opz'ir Ved
moderr tycatjnerit. The nireoinr-. f the Assn
eihtso i lit tlieir aotutai Keperj iitioi. tl ‘ trraf
tnent of sexual diseased, ‘rfy*e** the h-p! o!
satisfaction winhb*- - nccess - I id- s atlei ded
the labor oftheir Sorecnr>.>. ir> the cure iff sen.-
nal weakness, diataK^ * of th< Kidiu i
tier. Ac. and or-.er a r.ofi'inuarcc of ft t same
plan for tlieenmug war.
Valuable rej/orte on Spcrniatm ihoi a.fc’-d otb*
( r diseases <i| sexual Organgand, fl < rme reme
diet employed in the Dispi r.hnry. ‘eft to thi
afflicted insealed letter envelope!,free of tl algt
Two or 3 Stamps for postage ■• 111 lr tr AtaMe._
Address. Dr J Skii.lix HoroiiTow,*Acting-
Surgeon, Howard Association,No. 2 houth Oih
si., Phitadatnhia, Pa By order of hf Diiec
tors EZRA R IIAKTW EI.L, Pftulrnt.
fIKO. Fairchild. Srr’n/ fnoT. Ift’f.ft-lv
Job Work of fill
kinds neatly done
at this office.