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£jjr IJtralU. Scp» H 1904. 'tniKKIN CHURCH DIRECTORY. }ib*t H*m«t Church Rev. D. Will ( p # : n l’*«tor —Preaching everr Sunday , t 10 1-2 A. M, 7 12 P. M. ' S.bbftlh School 81 2 A. M., and Bible Class 4 y M. Prayer meeting 7 1-2 P. M. every Wednesday, fcteosß Bai-tist Church —Elder J. K. Ililke, l*astor —Preaching the 3d Sun ,<*k in every month and the Saturdays beibw. Prayer meeting Monday night. (jpl&tftAt Ciiurch—Rev. C. A. Orsnt, Voter—(’reaching every Sunday at 10 1-2 a; |L ahd ft P. M.' Also, ft 1-2 P. M, Tucsd’V 4 Wd Fridays. j/ Maxiiontst CHvrvH—(South) —Rev. C. \ Kulwood. Pastor—Preaching every Sunday at 10 t-2 A. M., and 7 l 2 P. M. School 8 A. M. Prayer Meet ing 7 1-2 P. M. Wednesday*. Class 5 P. M. Tuesdays, and 7 1-2 P. M. Fridays. PhesdytkkiaN Church —Rev. J. Jones, Pastor —Preaching 10 1-2 A. M. and 41 2 P M. on Sunday. Sabbath School, 9A. M. Prayer Meeting 4 12 P. M. on Wednesdays. Methodist E. Church—(North) —Rev. C. \V. Parker—Preaching Sundays at 10 1-2 A. M. and 7 1-2 P. M. Prayer Meeting 7 1 2 P. M. on Wednesdays. To Advrrtiskrs.—All advertisements, to ensure publication in the next issue, should b banded in by 6 o’clock. our City Subscribers —Desiring to have our carriers attend to their duties with I promptness and regularity, we would take it as a favor if those who fail to have their capers left, would notify us at once. Ifoot —The weather changed yesterday »V6Vn summer warmth to winter’s coldness.i ('be Atmosphere !«*» night w*iuld seem to Vn'Ji'catc frost this Vn'or'ning. Scott's MoNiAtk.Y.-—The Scpti tuber nutu i'iV'if sterling and popular Magazine, is At (eiigth on our table—replete, as usual, with a choice assortment, of literary morccaus, the most of which arc original contributions from Siuthern pens. Aprn/to *, as respects bne of the writers for the Monthly, we would a.-k—has he forgotten that the go-1 - , T/rf 1 inh'ii, presides, or should preside, over iht areas of fetters as well ns over the areas of land and sea ? Ei.KCTIOX.— It should not be forgotten lhat an election for two Aldermen will be held to-day at the council chamber, in this phtcc. The natutes 'of S. W. Mangham and T J Profits, have bb'en suggested to fill the va 'cAhcjes. No better men can be chosen to (iil the offices. A New Syfe bcifig dotcl .pß)v that has been residing a > . \ast Vcars r cdhe I for „„ r . t-hao A SlmlmaH.V no i returned, fe ifoubt not . to ' fdA teVgalW. pWr-;,,™ j . fever he was. Ay, N >Hier caitltß^",'^'"' l ') Ui l. founU i- tfie, ,« «tfealghl-w %v ki iu foi . .This f ? urOUS i...v. Wo much :”" nS 0,1 yoa.ynu ii ( * , tit'sfesfy or Anything else, y 11 the wht re- Aith) prevent you from accepting the prof lived favors 5? Itev. It. H. Waters will pYeacit at Km bury Chapel, in Griffin, next Sabbath, »t night. Other Ministers ire expected, Bltdtho -scVvitfSs ffitiy t e Urotracted during Utb Week: 83T“ Cur readers, esptcially those in ilutts county, will do well perhaps to notice the advertisement of the Administrator's sale Sl'the real estate of Jrto P. Giles, deceased. W Itev. DF. will preach at the farst Baptist Chttrth at 10i o’clock Sunday toorning. ‘ The Sally Southern Herald " \Vc noticed briefly on yesterday the re beption at this office of the first number of the “Daily Southern Herald’’ published at Griffin in this State by Martin & Kagan, anded.ted by 1). N. Martin and ])r. M. Deav enport, both gentlemen of decided ability, und to whom we extend “the right band of fellow-hip ” As evidence of the spirit ani mating our friends of this new daily, we fMract the following front the leading article of it- first isssues 1 * * * * * * * The Southern Ifrrahl Is handsotticly got ten up, and wi 1 ably maintntn the Interests of the city—-one of the most pleasant and non ishina interior cities of the State—in *hich it is located. We Wl.-h it abundant success. Subscription price $6 per annum— •'l 50 per six, and per three months.— Atlanta Jutcl/ujencer 6th. Pacts tt. Thrsfiet “Give me a place to rest my lever on," says “and I will move the world." “Give *ne pure and unadulterated drugs," says niedicus, “>t the olden time, “and I will cure diaease." fn mre sense, both of these learned pundits **r« the veriest charlatans. They kite# there »as no place to rest their lever on, either to tnosethe world or cure disease. Mechanism was fi a b ckward state, and the medical profession was but another name for sorcery, and all the adjunct* of-nagic filters and charms of the “evil 'J*. Ac. .® ut these latter days have borne unto ui some* ID * mere than even supeistitiou and its crew tl T<r j ' * mt , * le ‘ r maddest philosophy, In e*e day* of practical science. What was theory yesterday is fact lo*day, and all the old-tim« tiona become as bubbles in the suo. and burst break with every breath wedrivw. , *7 et Archimedes shoulder Iris lever and we will 1 8 resting place for it to move the world. Let , ln * ancient medicus pant and toil no more foi He drugs he so sorely needs, for we have them at °ur hand, ever ready to serve them at his beck. Itehned in the laboratory of Dr. Maggie!, the nest materials known in the medical profession are obtainable by any one. ilie bilious. Dyspep tic, and Diarrhea I’ills stand unrivalled, and his with magical effect upon bffrns, *i i *'- >re * * n d ulcers of the skin. . ’act, we think Maggiel’s I’ills and Salve are i“ wonder of this centuiy, and we ore happy in ,** l,l °nght that many others of our brethren of r , , agree with us. We would earnestly i *r' *** families provide theinselvea with ~ ' **aggiels Prep*rations at once, and keep on,!" ' ,a "d. eons to use them at the most Il"’rtune tune, ntrd as ore,l --ion servos— Valiev ” ,nt ’ 'y ' THE~dBEATEST tNDUQIMSNt OF THE SEASON AT MRS. TATLOR’* MILLINERY /“tOSTESIPLATING a.radical rhang* in bu»i [ V J nnt th« coming seUco, u»e dndervigned offer* tor the next FORTY, or FIfTY DAYS, a LARGE. FRESH and FASHION ABLE STOCK of Millinery aWf Fancy Grtods, *t price* that will astonish the most incredulous. We attempt no humbur, but the |j6od» MUsT and Wll.l. be *old at tome price, a portion of the slock AT LESS Ttf A* COST, A great inducement will be offered to any wish- i ing to make a good bill. Call kthtu, at the best i Chances sre first taken. & a TANARUS/ YI.DR, Agent, at Ladies’ Store. Griffin. July 19 !sSft-4l Mill STORE, PATRICK & BRO KEEP on Viatid at All lirtJW a fine assortment of ! Men ana wijrt’ BUST ftOMK MAbR SHOES ! all siren, vnnnulkclurvd and Srtrrtnted by them. j Tk*y bane, an l ilkayt ke*p iu store for sat,- s fine artiche of RUSSETf, KfP »Xu COUNTRY Tfe ATtIKK. •OB woitk aN t o Repairing put Up to order and anarranted. t-9 I'.'iviit A L&fA. pay the highest mark- 1 price iu 'cAsh or baOVS- f<rr (!r«* and I>ry Hides, Tallow and Beeswax. eep4-tf MTTMS, SMITH ACO., Manufacturer* and dealers in tA bobE's a XT) iiAtobwss, ’CAtoniAvtt MA lEM A L, ifro'E H'iXDfS'Gi, and TWilneSs. irhrdVtire,, leather of nil kinds, Machine 1 telling. Trunks. Traveling Sat i-Tiels.. arid tYfigon Harness of all kinds. Efc- lG'riVc* made to oi*fter. lu2 ciierrV nYuei-tt, MrfWn. - Georgia. sepH—Sin New UNDBn THE SuN A NEW ER A I>7 itEOICINE! tW_ f- et the following. l et all mho £iv*n up t»y iKK'tor and ttpoken of an incurahN*, Voirdl the foliom'ing. Let all mho can Iwdievv fnct?* and can have i TkoTi j n evidtn ci*, Mi'o \ ~ \| f ., hy ihfiy' That on this, I ~ ]j j’hdayof .June, in the }eur «»f mir msand K»f;ht aikl Sixty a«.»c n , j i ~ and being duly sworn. de|»o>ed r[S j j 1! H_ at he io general H.'cnt f**i th» A * . a States, And ‘dep* ndeiicics thwieof, for preparationa or tiiedicineo knomu as Maggiki/s I’ii.m and Sai.vk. and th'At, The following certiti iriites are vei halin, eo|Ht c t 0 | )eSl 0 f |,i fl k„ ow | ••dgt and belief. .1A MES SMEITUE, I L SJ NViYarv Public. V.'S’l sUect New York. , June 1, 1866. I)n: M loci i:t.: —T tuke my pen to write you of my great relief, and that the awful pain ill my side has left Hie At Ins!—thrilAs to your medicine. Oh, doctor, li'dit thankful 1 Am that I can get some si, -op.--*) ' An h‘eV?r IMrilt it enough. I thank you agwih And lignin, ari'd am sure that you are really the friend of nil suffeHera. 1 could not help writing ttt ,VtStt, And you will not tuke it amiss. JAMfes MYERS, 1 16 Avenue 1). Tliis is to ervtlft that I was discharged from the army with t'hhmic DiarrlHHa, and have been cUred by Dr. Maggiel'a Pillfc WILSON HARVEY, X. Y. April 7, 1866 27 Pitt street. Tlte following is an interesting case of a man employed in an iron Foundry, who, in pouring melted iron into a flnsk that was damp and wet. caused an explosion. The melted iron was thrown around and on him in a perfect shower, and lie was burnt dreadfully. The following certifieat, was given to me by him about eight weeks after the accident. New York, Jan. 11,1866. My name is Jacob Hardy; I am an Iroo Eoun der; I wiis badly burnt by hot iron in November last; iny burns healed, but I had a running sore on my leg that would not heal; 1 tried Maggie!'* Salve, and it cured mein a few weeks. This is all true and any body can uow see me at Jackson s Iron Works, 2nd Avenue. 3. HARDY, 119 Goerrkk street. Extracts front Vafiotis Lettrifl. "I bad no appetite; Maggiel'a Pills gate Inc a hearty one." “Your Pills are marvelous, 11 “I send for another box, and fe&fp Itifttl jit the house,” "Dr Maggie) Las cured my headache that was chronic.” "1 gave half of one of your pills to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in a day.” "My narirsea tis a morning is now cured.” ‘■Yfmr box of Maggiel'a Salve cured me of fiidses Id the foetid. 1 rubbed some of your Salve behind my ears and the noise left’’ “Send me two boxes 1 want one for a poor family.” “I enclose a dollar j your price ia 26 cents, but the medicine to tne is worth a dollar.” •■Send file five boxes of your pills.” * "Let me have three boxes of your Salve by re turn mail." I HAVE OVER 2f>o SUCH TESTIMONIALS as this, but want of space compels me to conclude J. MAOGIEL, M. D. MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE I Nones.—None genuine without the engraved ttet,?e mark around each pot or box, signed by Dr. J. sfag£fiel, If Phre street, New York, to counterfeit which is felony. Sold by air rrxfsectsdile dealers in Medicines tn the United Staffs tetri Canada—at 26 cents per box or pot, aepk-lyr J, T. JENKINS «c CO.# WHOLES AL K DRUGGIST?, A Ntr Dewier* fn Paints, Oils, Window Gloss, 1 V Chemicals, Chemical Apparatus, Stationary, Patent Medicines and a complete assortment of FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES. ALABAMA. ST. . .77 ATLANTA, (i A. !•—1865. CRQCEMES SG. i ■ 1000 Brs,,E, * s ,r,rn ' w|,|Tt: ‘ x,B *. ! , | BAI'KS CtIFFKE, I *| | BARRKI-S Si'I.AK, A It and C. For sals by SALMONS Jt WARD. Atlanta, (ta. .>OO ,h# - 1 >KI Kl> BEEF, Choice,* | _joq His. BEEF TONISL'F.-*, I For sale by SALMONS A WART*. Atlanta, (,a ' *>()0 BARK,:, ' S n " 1 • ll S r " , ' f< - j BONUS CANDITS, KEGS BoWUEIt, For sale by SALMONS .1 WAUH. Atlanta, (it. , BALES THIMK TIMoTIIV IIAY, | DOZEN OYSTERS, I -Q KEGS .ASSORTED NAII,s, 1 For sal* by SALMONS A WARD. Atlanta, tis. Just Received. ' 20 JIHIXS. CLEAIt SIOES. 80 Tierces Choice Rib Sides, 20 " Shoiihler*, IO ** Sugar Cured llama, ‘JttO Bids Sup’fine and Kxtia Fnmity Flour, j Bushels Corn, 2.1 (\»ffee, At> Barrels A B and C Sugar, i 500 lhied Beef, 20 Barrels Syrup, ’ 1 1 M> Sacks Virginia Salt, 5o Bb*». Virginia Salt. SALMONS A WARD, We have removed t«» LYNCH S CRANITK FRONT BLOCK, corner Whitehill and Alabama , streets, where we are prepnred to serve custom ers, as we have a large stock of Groceries, Provisions &c , And our house being of large capacity, and con veniently located, is well suited for the storage or 1 goods. SALMONS .1- WARD, Commission Merchants, ' Corner of Whitehall and Alabama Streets, | .luns M-t Atlanta, fia GREAT INDUCEMENT! i We respectfully invite the attention of all per j sons who desire to purchase Hoods at prices t*wr i passingly low. to our stork of \mm AM) SUMER GOODS. j TO THE LADIES, We offer a Beautiful and Fashionable sclectioCof L«wg*. P«x>k»lU, iVouol. l.nUttMt* Mo*«nil.i.,ti*‘ft Foulard*. Calicos. et*». AU«», a large assortment of White (Rods, such ar .lwc«M,ct, Swiss uud Or gaiidi*’ Muslins. Nanksook, IMain and Striped Km , broideries of alt d**sci ipt ions, w ith a large vai i -ty | of other Useful and Fancy articles. THE GENTLEMEN Will find a Superior stink of tl e Latest and most Fashionable Styles of READY-MADE CLOTIIIXG, I Together with French and Scotch (’assimerea, i Dahlia Cloths, and evejy other nrtiele of Furnish i ing (ioods necessary to complete their Wardrobe, j Beridcs, our STOCK OT JVOI JO.YS, Consisting in pait. of Hosiery, Gloves, llan<lker chiefs, Laces, i.inen and Jaconet Kdg ng and In serting, Hair Brushes, Toilet Articles, Ac., are un surpassed. In addition to the above, we offer a ln?*ge nssrot ment of BOOTS, SHOFS and IHCMESTICS, from the best manufactories in operation. All of the above articles will be sold at a small advance upon prime cost. We can assure the public that our goods were purchased for cash, upon as good terms as they can be lanight, and we are determined to sell as low as any otl»»*r house in Griffin. We m ill be pleaded to* show our assort ment to purchashcrs, feeling confident in our abili ty to give satisfaction to even the most fastidious. LOEW£NST£IN K PFEIFER Griffin, Ga , April 19,1866. - , ts MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA, -A.t /m ugiista. FACULTY: L. D. FORD, M. 1 Professor of Institutes and Practice of Medicine. JOS. A. EVE, M. D. t Professor of Obstet rice and Diseases of VVouien anil Infants. t. P. OAKYIN, M. I)., Professor of Materia Medina, Therapeutic*, and Medical Juris prudence. L. A. DUGAS, M. LL, Professor tff the Pribcip'es and Practice of Surgery. GEO W. RAINS, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. EDWARD GEDDINOS, M. IA, Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy. DxSAUSSERE FORD, M. D. Professor of Anatomy. \N . 11. DOUGHTY, M. D.,- Assistant Pro fessor of .Materia Medina. JOHN S. COLEMAN, M. 0., L'smonstralor of Anatomy. The 32d Session wilt be (rpenr-j iftt thg FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next, and continue four months. The Mtisetlrii, Laboratory, and Ar rangements for Practical Anatomy are equal to iYiy in the Country. Cfrtiital MsTrtrstiun regular ly imparted at life iity Hospital. FEES t Tickets for the whole course, in currency, f 10.,.<» • Matriculation, in currency, - . sim Dissections, in currency, - . . lo.DO Diploma fee, in currency, - * . 30 oo »ep2o-lw* L. A'. DEGAS, Dean. Bailroad Meeting. T'HE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the SAVANNAH, GRIFFIN »fc NORTH ALA R. R. CO, v ill be held at Newnan, on THURS DAY’, October 4th, 1 »6ri. Tbe meeting culled for 27th September will, in consequence, be postponed. All tbe friend* of this enterprise are cordially invited to i ttend the aonunl meeting. Stockhold ers, especially, will be represented, a- business of tbe utmost importance will be brought up for con sideration. Ur orde; ol l' It Johnson, Eau. , President. S. YV. MANGHAII. se|<2o O'* >oe. and I1 - n-u -; DANIEL & RUCKER,! a GENERAL ft Orooors, ProlAtxoo 0 A N D a CommisiiDfi Merchants, £ FARM Aft’S oi.i) sTA^f*. ft 111 LI. ST., GHIKFI!A,Oa. s Wr will *<K.n r.cxiv. Inrgv ar«-rwiona to our nlri-iolv .pleiolid Stork, t’omr ao.l iw-r 11. nt tli. Into «i .«.i of tbr C’I’NKIMiIIAMN. M « paiirantre univrr.al »ati.faction to our customer* May 24, lHoo-lf Jolmsons & (ibnlon. liXTEMV ■: f ft A F) E S A 1. B, I | I PRICK* DOWS ii | | To suit Tlifc tlmbis!| J- -- , . 211 BOXES GROUND I’EITER, SIMI 881-S. FLOI'R, all Gra.lra. 69 ISBI.S. SUGAR, all GraJc* dlL, 6 I L, OIL, OIL! EXTENSIVK DBI»OT. Any »jnn.*n(jVn'-Vlo-A pried #o >b«jiß a» to 1 fAVitiiinlt-e every family to buy u 1 llaricl'. C? , / | tA'an Caiitllo* or Wood. riiro Ts COTfi, •A IIIIDS. BACON, 20 Tl KUt'KS LARD. ! in BARRELS AVHITE RE.VN^, j .fi SACKS COFFEE, MkEX t.NF) RlJcft t#:T, f*l , 4 ; J .1.v NEW CROP N. O. MOLASSKS, 20 BOXES CANDLES. S(HI Bbls Htid Boxes CRAC'KKUS, all sorts, 1 *h» BOXKS m’KLFaS. all kinds, ) B» Bids. I*l (JKJ'dteL Cucu'mbers, 7U r*r.' K f* RAIsrNS/ Aim *iids. Brazil Nuts, Tccans, Walnuts *V<\ CAMHfiN, all sorts. 6«m Ll»a. Black Pepper, Ginger Spice *l*e. ( Common Starch, Pearl Starch, Maizena. l4\rgc STOC K OK LIQUORS. To he bartered for jVoduce, Colton or L r.r(f. In fact anything yo , may »<T cJn Trie f<t\in(? at ! ofir House. Call rtf Johnsons h ooi I rnsvHV.oiii Alti»an a St., Atlanta. (Ja. I *V MfrAleer/ ! uM’M/ifcfis comlWsMiTiis, SAVANNAH* GEO,* Every description of Copp'fer ivork tnxde to order. 11au. Lamps, Ciiandkukus, I’kmiast Ltoiirs, Fkiicj’ Glass Shades, Hath Tubs, I.ead and Iron Pipe, on hand and for *»!e. sepO—6m* EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Principal Office, 616 Brood way, New York PItKAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing machines. U Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion, Sewing Ma chine. It is thus rendered noiseless in action. Its motion being all positive, it is not liable to get out of order. 11 is the beat Family machine. No tice i. calb-d to our new and improved Mauufac tuiing Machine fur Tailors and Boot and Shoe Fitters. Agents wanted, to whom a liberal dis count trill be fives, No consignments will be Ittade. EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO. sepll dffltl lor] JohNSONS Me GORDON, Cotn m iss ion M e.T f h 1 1 hi .< AND DkALKR* IN (jROCEIIES, PROVISIONS & 0 ., &C/ ALABAMA .rfßElrr, FftANfcfJN BLOCK, Jttny 4. to. Store Souse For Sale. A BEF.KS erj>e4t to rymove 16 if.* ►J Store now occu'f?4<9 by J. ft. White A Cos. I now offer for sale the Store House occupied by them. It is considered by many the best stand in the city excepting the one we go to. being a corn er House, 90 feet long, with a fine basement story. Tliis property will bring 20 per cent interest on tbe price I will take fur it. I also have three Dwelling Houses f..r e«ie. july26-tf J. A. BERKS. RUSH) j: \CE FOR S. I /. F! At Auction. WILL IJH OFFERED FOR SALE, at [ii:|B miction, on first rin NoveinLer sJiU next, at the Court House in Griflfn, unbss s<<l<l privately before tbaf tiir.’e,)*ray fiouVe and lot in said town, now occupied' by ltev.Afr. /ones .The dwelling is a cottage, containing six rooms, aud rive tire-piaces, with a cook room and bath ing rix.in attached Also, a bouse for servants, containing tw o rooms, and a fire-place in each. The lot contains one sere, with a variety of fruit trees. - totrrested can examine for tlmmsalves. J, 11. CAMPBELL. J,pl'J--td- I'II OIIM- Mile, Ga. THE MAN |tHO..FAII>I TO HI Y WIIKRK TIIK MUST KAUGAIN CAN BE HAD. IS.IN TIIK VERY NATcI'K OF THE EITHER NEGLIGENT IGNORaJIT, OR fcARRLKSS. THE QUESTION: WHERE CAN TIIF.SK BARGAINS (TV, Fo’i sit? TRY TIIK NEW FIRM <»F I # Who offer their beat Services, Irith ft LARljtj and I.N TIRKI.T NKW I?T<M K of FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS, i AtDoftg they enumerate T.adiAa* Prc*4 OoMa in tftHety. 1 (tufts a i>i n fX /(. f.f.i nbsr i*ui N'rs, Lawns, MUSLINS, . BACK ALB, FKKNCII J AC( >NITS, MO/A M HKjL KS,- j ttidetd fttefything that the most fastidious could da-ire. i WHITK <;ooi>s. JACONKT, SWISS, OUOANDIKS. NAN St H)KH, LONN CLOT!Is.- IRISH LINEN#; I.INKN LAWNS, ... ..... t'( iTl'O.N vV I.inch ItIAI’K US, SIIKKTI N(JS A Sliirtiiijf*. , !G//(7I>S fjenerafly. ,(n EMBROIDERIES they cannot be surpaxscil. The endless va i riety of FANCY GOODS and Y’ANKEENO'fIONS, forbids even' a partial eriunicratioiS'. . In their department devoted to WEAR, They take espfrial pride htl?vvin» as they do, that they offer s stock far superior, in point id ST 7 f;K, ' H.\ i.ll i and QUANTITY to any ever before opened iu Griffin. In BOOTS A\l) SHOES, For the Milii‘'n, *c simply throw ourselvca in tlie front, as second to none, either in Price, C»u ilily, Style, or any oihei particular. The Ladies especially arc solicited to ex ‘ttuno our stock of SHOE'-, as tve claim to have superiorly in that line. , t '•iu.ee-ml a- we me with the largest houses in this auction—with a New York whole -alc house to rt picecnt our interest in purchases—buying as wc do for cash, and Intending to Become Permanent In Gritfin, wc thl'flT tha* the trading public will readily see that we have not only the ABILITY hut the DISPOSITION* and INTENTION to sett goods tTpn'n terms as < cannot fail to giVc satisfaction. lCcnicmber ScKeuei'nian, Br 6. & Daniel, | At their Store, West side Ilili street, North of Beeks A Stillwell, and.opposite. (’. 11. 1 Johnson'* Hardware «ore —better known as SCIIECIiIIMAN'S OLD STAND. I •♦tin.* 2.f, fSOi-tf New Firm. | W. H. G, MtCKEtßEftftY WITH SUCCESSORS OF ftEtft, MtCKEtßEftftY 00,, OFFER FOR SALE AT PRICES 5 LIT ABLE TO IU K Tlm'kS : Rio Coffee, Sugar from 16 to 26 cts., per Iff., Mackerel, in bbls »l-2s, l-4s and Kits A LARGE LOT OF CROCKERY, HARDWARE, ! V. - - H-s, KNI VKB .nd FORKS, lIA.vD ?*, SHOVKlaSnnd TONGS, - ANDIRONS, ChoP axes, bad ikons, . . UIIISKI-S, BUTTB and BCRKWSj TRACK ( HAfW, Brxw KITTLHSk DAD LOCKS, KKILLHTB, AUGERS, OVENS, POTS, ETC. HOU.OW WARE, BRASS HOOFED BUCKETS, CHURNS BROOMS FAINTED BUCKETS, TUBS, Ac, Ac., Ac. I CORN, CORN MEAL AND FLOUR BACON &c, iHA « rS i *. ■ SHOULDERS, SIDES,. , j o') Sacfa LIY LRPOOL SALT, CANE SY'KUF, . CUBA JIoL.VSSB^ 11,0 >ack " ' IRGINtA SALT, -'(XJ Bunches Sh'IITS and Al-COVV THREAD. L \RGE Ufr of A, B, and C SUGARS 1 . WANTED. JUOO Bushels ot WHEAT delivered in good .Merchantableorder. The hTghest mark et price paid for BACON, LARD, CORN, M KAL, FLOI'R, FEAS, Ac., Ac., kc. Southern Bank Note*, Gold A Silver received for any of the above articles at their market value. : „ , 080. B. nERJOUHR oo- Jut.c 21, IsSb—Oiu.