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[of HOIIM) competent officer or nolilii ,OT' the tinny, or liy the appointment of »«. (pjier JL. ffli-WEEKLY HEWS. — —•= I pertMin to perlorm the name, ami to till the Local Column. ™X^iT ,siu " cd ,,y rt ' si =' ,!Ui ‘ m ^^ToaoVulv^O^ldGV Notice. Special NOTICE! . _i,neJ has on baud, anil i» cooslantly of PLANTATION and FAMILY jjjjjjis-ooniisling of Ury floods Urocrrlra will until , icih ■ 2Ulli • ’““’mfrtNoTrmhrrncil, by making aalialac TUCKKK A HALL. "7-«4.k.lM7 -^j^Wvuuuih to Jew lork. KHuaiH, June lGlh, ItW o, w York and Sarannah Slcamaliipa , iMOnnab for New York a* follow*, ■ _i ,f wbirk you will Le not Iflo.l: “ J T j-iy. VVi,, •• gu Jacinto.. « II. HARDEE, Agent Empire Line. WlltUEH A FULLARTON, A. C. M. H. H. HUNTER & GAM.MKLL, Murray's Line. To The Planters! ^j^Ofar an organiration of the heal legal -tghbOe daternroenl, who hnre emioiicnrea _|,|ltWC.B.Court offlalm*. to rerorer the tax M «Ma tke lull will coal the planter nothing' Twlankal Ultle time In gel In ymir claim*. I'Ploarxl the Old Stand oflloynlonA WUeon, IiCmYi Wirehouxe hulhllng. JAMES WILSON. Jlkeay, Jalj nth, 1M7. (7«ffl ail '\i RuLtoai) Mkktiso.—We wonhl’eall at IritiW to the etml of our people inleresleil it building a mail from here to Tlvomiwv ills’ | ThitlooIcB like being in earnest. A Grand Entertainment, wo timler- aud fa in contemplation on next Thnnnlny tight, »t TifVi Hall. TUouRct will be to raise money for the gjtoopal Stmtlay School. Tne means cotr teoplated are a aplemlid Concert ami Tnlt- la»t*i*»nt«. We bespeak for this enter phot warm reception, sludging the fit Unity the past, we know our people tv tnpoad nobly to this appeal. We shall prtpartknlam hereafter. READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS. AM|tht VMt Improvement# of the present limes the duqii* MMdiea ia not the lea**t important. Formerly jjuhwmtl often injuiioua mixtures were mlininisteretl qtaAnMomnentlstinii of one person to another, 01 kamlunily to another, aa l*eing‘'gond” for mill and •AiNOpUiot, while they were, in fact, useless or mm. Now, Prof. Kaytom supplies the public with the Mttfcetaxl remedies that educated skill cun devhe or iMupwUce, with explicit direction* for their me in «ku4 every c»*e. In place of tin* wnseless potions »|n*4an|hin*gavc, we have the cunning inventions laaraad in the art of euro adopted to onr nece**i- fcnt aaomiittl price. Prof. K ayton’s remedies consist 4 KAYTON’S OLEUM V1T.T!, TWpwt German Liniment fir Rheumatism, Neurnlgia, ftaaia the Back, Joints, Breast or Side, Nervous Head- *tha,Toctkxcbe, Earache, Sprains, Bruises, Hums,etc. KAYTON S MAGIC CURE, fwwJdrtCoa|h*xnd Colds, Asthma, Acid Stomach, Enuthaw, Bor* Throat, Sea Sickness,Cholera, Diarrhea f Cnapaaid Paiaain the Stomach, etc. KAYTON’8 DYSPEPTIC PILLS, For Dppeptfa, Bilious Disorders, Costiveness, Sick B«4xche,and all Disordera of the Liver, Stomach and ■•••k; tad u a spring and fall medicine to cany <»fl •hfrukliug humors in tho blood.—Quitman banner. T*MMM*dtei aiaiauoceut, and no person need be *htdk4 at taking them ; yet they are powet fill, and will Marathadisease*caumsrated almvc. A tuul will sat* hVMNyooa that thaw carativa properties ate not ova br AddramaU orden to Prof. H. 11. Kavto.v, Savannuh, ■•tor to too Agents A. A. Sohoxoss & Co., Wlndosr.le "tflMta, Savannah, Ga. bwm ofeoanwlktia. Thogonnine liu* Prof- II, If. on each bolllo nnd Lux 'n»L,..".?‘”““ hh) ' A A - SOLOMONS .t CO.. TATew 8 ! itC0,W ' M - WALSH, nnd R. II. ^K.tt, and by Drugghts and cnuntiy merchants 1mat V r ~ July Its—lyr. ^jWwstracUwT Bill as It Passed ■*“** »f He Radical Congress. "Jahixqton, J uly 13.—The following tat of the Bill as it paused both houses: >i enacted by the Senate and House ol °( the United Stales ol tn Congress assembled, That it is f aai^.r^kred to have been tho true intent I dlte2f l,n ^ , ^*° i ^ ct °i’ second dnv I ”)°w H and eight hundred anil “An Act to provide for I ®®cient government of thcu*cbel I ia -Tlv**!?, 0 , an Act supplementary there* I of March, 1807, that the i i on ®*»ting in the rebel |(Wk-^ North Carolina, South Florida, Alabama, Missis* "TMd? 1 *** 11 * 1 lex as and Arkansas were *llher!l tifc *^|f i h®d governments, and SiWfWore said governments, if contjn* ^*®ued subject in all respects ^rarnauders of the resnee- oft l»e paramount author* I^ ,0 ^ntntander of any. ImSEUrl?™' 1 shall have power, I p disapproval of the General n1 to have et* Uiu *”Pprovc<l whenever the opinion lli%rf2?®J l| d®r l * ie proper administra- require it, to 8ii«|K»nd l+SSBSrS**'" from t,,e l^rlorm- P^r: , " t, fL and tlie exercises of ot- I ctneSju”* officer or person holding I *k» |JiA or PJoloMing to hold or exer- II* 0 ® unitary office or dutv in * .®r **>7 power, ele<*tk>ii, ap- ^ derived from or ^ 0# <r CiAuned under any so-eallcd lunent thereof, or any division tboryof, and wor viiidkOYal such com- 1 Wlhe disapproval ol the doll have tho power ^ fcwtbe perfbrra- lorteMTH-ed, by the detail or otherwise. Section y. That the (ieneral of the Annv of the United States shall he invested with all the power ol suspension, removal ap pointment ami detail granted in the pro ceeding section to District Commanders. Section 4. And be it further enacted, l hat the acts ot^lic officers of the armval* ready done, in removing in said Districts persons exercising the functions ol civil offi cers nnd appointing others in their stead, are hereby confirmed; Provided, that nnv >orson heretofore, or hereafter appointed »y Rtjy District Commander to exercise the Tli net ions of any civil office may he removed at her by tin 1 military officers in command if the District, or by the (ieneral of the army, and it shall be the duty of such Com mandors to remove from i>rti»*e as aforesaid all persons who are disloyal to the govern ment of the United States, or who use their official inllueiice in any manner to hinder, de lay, prevent or obstruct the due and proper ndministialioii ofthis act and the ads to which it is supplementary. Section.'*. That the Hoards of I legist ra tion provided for in the net supplementary o an act entitled an net to provide a more llieient government, of the rebel Stales, massed March Ld, Im;7, shall have power, aud it shall he their duly, before allowing the registration of any person, to ascertain, upon Midi facts or information as they can main, whether such person is entitled to ho registered under said ad, and the oatli required by said act shall not be eoneliisive on such <piestiou*f < }fnd no person shall !»«* registered unless such Hoard shall decide that he isentitlcd thereto; and such Hoard shall also have power t*» examine under oath, to be administered by any member ol such Hoard, any one, touching the i|ualitieu* lion ol any person claiming registration, but iu ease of a refusal by the Hoard to register an applicant, and in every ease of striking his name from the list, as hereinafter prof i led, the Hoard shall make a note or memo randum, which shall he returned ,vith the registration list to the commanding General ot the District, setting forth the grounds of such refusal or such striking from the list; Provided, that no person shall he distpiilicd as a member of any Hoard of Uegist ration by reason of race or color. Section 0. That the intent and meaning of the oath prescribed in said supplementary net is, among other things, that no person who has been a member of the Legislature of any State or who has held any executive or judicial office in any State, whether lie has taken ail oath to support the Constitu tion of the United States or not, and wheth er lie was holding such office at the com mencement ol the rclfcHion, or had held it before, and who was afterwards engaged iu insiiiTeetoin or rebellion against the United States, or giving aid or comfort to tl.e ene mies thereof, is entitled to he registered or vote; and the words “executive or judicial officer of any State,*' in -aid oath mentioned shall he const rued to include all civil officers (treated by law for the administration olYny geueraf Isiw of a State for the administra tion ofj ust ice. Section 7. That the time for completing the original registration provided for in said act may, in the discretion ol the Comman der ot nil) District, bo extended to the 1st day ol October, 1 Ml7,* and the Hoards ot Registration shall have power, and it shall lie their duty, commencing fourteen days prior to any election under, said act and upon reasonable publ»c notice of the time and place thereof, to revise for a period ot live days the registration list, ami, upon be ing satisfied that any person not entitled thereto lias been registered, to strike the name of such person ln»m the li-t,:ind such Hoard shall also during the same period add to such registry the names of all persons who at that time possessestlu* ipiulilication required bv said act who have not already registered; and no person shall at any time lie entitled to be registered or to vote by reason of any Kxrcii’ivo pardon **r amnesty for any act or thing which w ithout such par don or amnesty would disqualify him from registering or voting. Section 8. That section four of said last named act shall be const rued to authorize the commanding (ieneral named therein, w henever he shall deem it needful, tore* move a member of a Hoard of Registration and to appoint another iu bis stead, and t«* fill any vacancy in such Hoard. Section 0. That all members of said Hoard of Registration, and all persons hereafter elected or appointed to office in said Milita- Districts under nnv so-called State or Good Things to Eat! Flour, Wo have just received a large supply ot Sugar, Coffee, Tea, And the Finest Lot of Cheese, Vet brought to market, and w hich will he sold lower than it can be purchased in Macon for cash. We also have a complete stock of GRCK'FUIKS and CONFECTIONERIES, bought recently, ami which cannot be surpassed either for quality or price in the market. (I ill* stock ot FINE LIQUORS is unequalled this side of Louisville. Call and see us at the OLD STAND. Welcli’s Column. WELCHS’ DRUC STORE KSTA m.TS H El * 1H 1 ‘4 B ooks ‘ITTT’lTII our iiu*r«':iNing Spring TituI Yy cmiHiug our Slock mid fiwilhu'* lor lui*>im , *n. Me lm»»* made our large lunle l*y keeping ilie Best Stc..k and Best Goods, and intend lo in;rcnre it ini lie «:u»e way. You can always expect !■' gel al Weleli**’ eveiyihiug you need in i lie Dm,? nr Medicine bine, or in ilial eU"* of FlNi'Y titioliS and *imdrie« usually kepi in First I’hs* Drug Stores fair A7*AV/.I/. .1 /77W / /u.V railed n* adver- lisemenls Below. L. H .V II. K. M Kid’ll. Medical Liquors. Albany, <»:i., March 2d, 181*7. -10 1y (X)OPER CTO. NOTICE! r ill! rNDKIJSKJNKD having, for the preseni year, the eouliailof die Mills known M It ALLS, three miles above Alhany, guaraniees ihe faithful, tultilliueiii of all order*, Both for l.mnlier and Meal nt iho-honest notiee, having jusi undergone iho- rough repairs. It it will Be more convenient for my patrons to leave their orders at Mr. TUCKIM'S STORK, they can do so, iiud lhe same will Be* forwarded lo me or my son. who lias ill*} superintendence of iho Mills. respectfully solicit a share of public patronage.— Terms CASH, If not promptly paid upon presenia lion of hills, an uddilioiinl i weniy-tivn per cent, will lie charged. I.uiulier ami Meal will he sold at cub loinary prices. K, t\ JKSKIN8. January ‘ill, IHilT* *4 —tf China, Crockery and Glass Store l —BY— THOS. J. FLINT, Importer, No. 8u Mulberry St., - - MACON, UA Always on Hand Quid Rond, M hitennd Decorated rhinn. in full sells or By ihe single piece; W. (I. C. ijlass and Hinted Wares, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Table Cutle ry, and other lIoiiM'ltoIxl F II ru lull i HR <<•»*« Lamps, Kerosene Oil, Tubs, Uuckcts, Hash els, Brooms, Hollies, Specie Jars, Vases, Flower l*ols, &e„ &c. LIVE AND LET LIVE! c. Opposite spitz, Town's Block, o l I’ll Impelled |., good It" e III Fine French Hiuu.Iy Scold* Mhi-ky, Old I'm I M ine, Madeiia Mine, Uiu. Kgg Nog. Il me w.itrani* d pure, ami dii ill I lie m ii kel : St. t’roi- Hum, old it.mi Bun M hl.-Uy, Sheriy Mine, t’larei M ine, Schnapps. Ate.. Ac.. Ac. N e w JUST UKCKIVKD BY Ij. 10. Welch & Co. Mosliy and his Men; ('ruisesoftheShannnndoah Beilin and San- Solid - By MuclBnck : Village on Ihe t’litr -by Mivi Thaskeny: IMaymlOnt -hy Miss Annie Tin nun**; Mud Moncton—By M'elker Collins: The Black Crook llliislrnled : Sill Lovengaod's Varus: Charles Dickin's Novels In paper: Mrs. lleuvy Wood's Novels In paper: Reynolds, Eugene Sue; Kmers.iii Beimel's Duiuas, Ate., &c. More of Si. Elmo: Joseph 11. nnd Ids Court; Merchant of Berlin; Two Marriages, Ac. Anv hooks ordered for customers without exira charge. L. K. WELCH & CO. May 11, [IS] Bo.ikscllorsand Stationers r*)r usE W's l^ALLlCHAN'S Pil[S CHILLS & FEVER L. K. A II. E. WELCH. Druggists. R ESPECTFULLY annouucei to the citizens of Albany and vicinity. I hut he has established a NKM’ BAKERY, und will Be pleased lo hare his Old Friends and Customers give him a LIBERAL SHARE ».r their patronage, as his experience in uol to he excelled iu his line of business. — Orders From Tiik — L -A. 3D I E S for Cake, or anything else in hid line, will he pul up lo suit their taste. Uivk ms a Call. April Id, 18ii7 Uft-Jlm ry - . municipal authority, or by detail or appoint ment of the District Commanders, slmll be required to take anti subscribe the oath ot office presbribed by law for officer# ol the United States, Section 10 That no District Commander or member oftlie Hoard of Registration, or any of the officer# or appointees net mq un der them, shall bo bound in bis net ion by any opinion of any civil »>Hi( er oftlie L nited States. Section 11. That all tbcprovisions ofthis act, and the acts to which this is supplemen tary, shall be const rued Jiberally, lotbceiid that all tho interests thereof may be fully and perfectly carried out. Crockery.—Capt T. .J Flint, our late fellow towAisinen, lias one ol the best selected stocks of China, Granite, and Glass-ware, that ever has been offered in Middle or Southern Georgia. He is constantly making additions to his stock, comprising every im provement or change in style, and which he offers on the most reasonable terms to his friends in South western Georgia. Lookout lor a big advertisement in a short time. A Costly Disc.vn ii.—The Mail says a telegram passed through Montgomery last week from New Orleans, for Europe, which cost #0,000 in gold. It traveled over six thousand miles, and is supposed to be in re. fcrcnce to the execution of Maximilian. During a 4 th of July Radical speech by Major Knox, oftlie F. H. of Athens, he call ed on all the negroes present who wore in favor of returning to liowdage, to raise their rigUaiuU&^fiboSfl&bHfdid so. The orator tteragU question” < If ***** 1Wf ■+*"*%*, though, <‘o vole the Radical ticket ! :-$?** A Liberal IHscouut march 12—2JI—Jin lo the Tradt. ALL RIGHT AGAIN. II R. MORSE !«* again roaJy lo receive Wniches. Clucks, ami Jewelry, fur repah s. We guarantee all work done. L. E. WELCH A CD . Booksellers ami Jewelers, Hull’* New Building. Saved from the Fire. O UR enlire slock »f M’lilches and line Jewnlry Silver and Silver Dinted Ware, whhh we wil sell al small proliis. ' L. ^ WELCH A CO., Booksellers ami Jewelers, Ball's new Building Drugs uml Medicines ! . Hew Goods Receiving. O I'll.slock is now complete, l'lanlcva. 1'hyri iuns amt others, nip plied al cheap rales fur ASH. L. K. A H E. WELCH Driiggi.-ls. July 0,1 HU7. (7u) EVrARUMIEB ISfcl. D. C. HODGKINS & SON, Wholesale ami Retail Dealer# — IN — Fire Arms, Fishing Tackle J EVER! FAMILY IS INTERESTED IN KNOWING THAT \T; WELCH’S CORN Ell They ran always Buy go on and f n i: wi. s II Sporting Groods. of every descripliou. ft^ M CiUN and 1’ISTOL MATERIAL always hand, aud furuiuhed the trade. April 10, [37.] New Goods From New York Sine The Fire. A splendid slock of Pocket Knives, Razors, Sols sors. Table Cutlery, Pistols, Caps, Cartridges Fishing Tackle, Ac. L. E. WELCH & CO. [postponed] Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday in September next, will bp sold iu ihe town ot Cmnilla, Mitchell county, (ia., all the Real Estate belonging to the estate ol D. A. Bostick, deceased, consisliag of filly acres of laud, the south-west corner of lot number 173, in the 1 llh district of said county. Also, lot number 20 in ihe tilli district, except 122$ acres sold off.— Sold for ihe benefit of I he heirs and creditors*— Terms, small.notes with approved .security, payable 1st day of January uext. JKSSE POLLOCK, Adni’r. July 0,1807 JOHN VEAL NOTICE. 111! subscriber Is now receiving at Ihe store house on Broad si red formerly occupied by ers A Brinson, and will offer on Monday, the U»tb of April insl., one of .he largest and best se lected stocks of GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE, <»f nil descriptions, on the most reasonable terms, ami at the Lowest Prices offered slice Ike War, Having been selected with great care to meet the Wants of all Classes of Persons " By Mr. Beers, who in now in NEW YORK CITY Taking advantage of the late reduced prices and lo CASH BUYERS Great inducement a will he offered. We will also Sell on Time To the first of November next lo persons making satisfactory arrangements. M'M. W KENDRICK. Albany Ga., April 4, 1807. 82in3 [postponed] Administrator’s Sale. O N Ihe find Tuesday in September next, will bo sold in the town or Kamilla, Mitchell county, Ga., all the Real Estate belonging lo the estate of Duuicl Elements, consisting of lot of land number I V.», in Ihe (Mb district of said county, (except Wid ow’s Dower). 8old for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors. Terms, small notes with approved se curity, payable 1st of January next. JEHSK POLLOCK, Adm'r. July 0, 18U7. FXeXnttXHO Sc ABAmi, CoufootionortP and Grocers, South aide Broad Street, ALBANY, GEORGIA. W E have on hand a superb slock of Groceries, consisting in part of Bacon, Lard, Coffee, Sugar Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, Flour, Meal, Irish Potatoes. Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, Candies, Rasins, Sardines, Pickles, Herrings, Oysters, 8almou and fish of every kind. Also, powder and Shot, and everything else to be fould in a first class Grocery and Confections**/. All wa ask Is a fair trial, and w* wBI convince the public that we can give them better bargains tbau Ofly on* else. Aprils 2, 1807. ain>3 An Ordinance. lit it unhiined hi/ the Mayor and Membert of Council of the city of Albany, and it it hereby ordained by authority of the tame, that ■QY the first day of May in each nnd every year P there shall bo appointed hy the Mayor and Council three citizens, freeholder* of the city, whose duty it shall be to assess Ihe value of *11 the Ileal Estate in this city subject to taxation, and make a return thereof umler oath lo Council by the first day of July following, which shall constitute a pail nr ihe Tax Digest for ench year. And it shall be I lie duly of the Clerk, from the former books end such other sources as be may disoover, to make out a list of the defaulters as to such real estate, and furnish the same lo the Assessors, whose duty it shall he to assess the value thereof and returntheir assessment to Ihe Clerk of Council. When tkeown- era of real estate iu the city of Albany, or their ngents, canuol be found, it shall be the duty of the Clerk of Council lo post at the Court House and Pom Office in said city, a list of the numbers of such City Lots in default, for Ihe space of thirty days, nt Ihe expiration of which time if said real estate is not claimed and owned, the Assessor* shall assess a fair value thereon, and the Clerk shall enter (he same upon the Digest as “unknown” and in dtr fault, nnd shall assess a double tax thereon, and issue execution for ihe amount of such tu, aud re turn said executions to the Marshal for collection. Passed June 2D, 1807. J. M. MERCER, . „ „ Mayor Pro-tera. Attest: J. F. Caboilb, Clerk. July 4th, 181.7. 71-3w rUvorlng Extract*. Yeast Powdora, Boda. Black Pappar i Alaplco, Maoe, Ginger, Candles, Gelolluce, Ciearn Tartar, English Mustard, Cayauue Pepper, Clove*, Nut Megs, Soaps, Potash, Ac , Ac , E. .Si II !!. WELCH. ;Furniture, Sash, Blinds & Doors! IS now prepared to make HARK CBS, ot' every description, to o(-def,,on phort nolice, and on; reasonable term*. ~ He has no iron head It'good aa-1 soriment. Those wishing lb .pnrehie.eewould do well to give him a cdll before purchasing elsewhere. He will he found OJtB DOOR WORTH, pf Messrs Baggs t 8lbjM'f?d^WiM|M April 20mrf 3 litiM^aRSilfeD! I AftTv't’li vvweHr yo»* Painls, Oils. Varnishes. WINDOW GLASS. [Ml SIZES,) i' iQiuioiiGhj Brushes. And Complete Slock painters* Mn Initials -AT- Welch's Corner. PREPARE FOR SICKNESS! E VERY PLANTER Would «*nv** time ami money hy laying in a little Bill of medicine*. Plantation and Family Medicines Put up with chip and al LOW FIGURES, Medical ('Item*, CORNER. Iiawe used Gulliglmn'* Pills, aud find they will do all that is claimed for them, aud I'fully recommend them to public favor; T. II. Watts, ex-Govcrnor of Ala; A. B. Cllllierall of Ala; M. I.. Wood*, 200 Broadway, N. Y.j Jno. W. A. Saulovd, Attorney Gcueinl of Alabama; W. i’. Bibb, Montgomery, Ala.; E. A. Banks, New Or leans, La; Geo. Mason, Esq., Mayor ol Wetuiupka, Ala.: J. Biddle, N, 0.,lute it. B. poulraelor, Ala. aud Georgia. DAN’I. SAYRE. Grand See. tint ml Lodge of F. \ A. M., Ala. . Atlanta, Ga.,March 23. Gamglinii's Pill* have Been used in hundred* of ease* under my knowledge, with perfect success.— I recommend ihem lo the a III id ed everywhere. JOHN S. PRATHER. Lowniu:* Cot xtv. Ala. Gulligltan's Pill*.—l have given them and used ihem fo;* some lime, lor ('hills and Fever. If they have ever failed in curing, I have never heard of it. CROWELL imoDNAX. Al.a\ny, Ga., Feb. 20, 1807. Messrs. L. E. \ II. E. Welch—Genta: I have used Gallighnn'** Pills hi more than folly case* of Chill# and Fever on ihe plantation ot R. K. Hines, E*«|., lining Ihe past year, nnd ia no case have they tail ed to do all they elaiiu lo tin. I consider them the best Fever aud Agile Pill in use. A. B. FA NT. A villain s. Ga.. Sept 18,1800 Gents—Gallighan's Pills met with ready mile here, and are taking the place of all other remedies for "hills ami Fever. C. W. HANCOCK. Avir.nin *, April 17, 1807 One Box of Gallighnn * Pill* cured me perfectly of Chills and Fever. They are the best medicine for Chills and Fever I ever snr. A. G. RONALDHON, Cleik Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga SM^^or huIo by all DruggUta. fl*dY- «'< iiinlry Merelianla supplied nt wludesal* prices iu AltiMiy, By L. E. ,S; II. E. Weleh, Hilsmau \ Ball, ami Gi|l»ni \ Brothel'. NYHOLKSALK HY III.OI NT li IIVI.K, Montgomery, Al*. Edwat-il \V ihlcr ,VCo, Louisville, Ky, Barnes Ward iSit.'o, New Orleans. Hartal llisley & Co, ami Mc Kesson* Itohhiii, New York. May 23, ISO? 53 0m very complete, at WELCH’S L. E. N II. E. WELCH. DO YOU SMOKE? W E Hi ill keep those FINE CIGARS nnd ‘THAT TOBACCO* everybody brag# on who uses. MEltSCHAU.M PIPES, which we warrant genuine, from $0 to $ It) each: Dur ham Smokiug Tobacco, and other fine brands. L. E. & II. K. WELCH, Druggist#. -Another Tot. t lOMlJS, BRUSHES. / HOAPH, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, POCKET ROOKS, PI8TOLK, KNIVES. Ac. at 'new books, Merchant of Ilerliu— Hy Mahlhach. Frederick the Great, *• •* Joseph II, “ *• Two Marriages—By Mis# Muloch. Noble Lire, •• Sunny Bank, “ Marion Harlan. Dr. Johns, “ Mitchell. Sir Brook Fnrhrooke—By Charle# Lever. Citixen of Prague, “ Mis# llowiit. The Dove in Eagle's No#t. Mute Singer—By Mrs. Anna Cof* Ritchie. if St. Elmo, Jusl received hy feb 10. Mis* Eruuef K. WELCH dc CO. ll-lf IHaniifarlurril liy llic X. V. Plano ('amp'ijr, —Atu: NOW I tilt VAI.K AT— WELCH’S DRUG STORE, ALHANY, (IA. FIIIIIH Company I" now prepared lo turnout fifty ^ Pianos per week, which are pronoiiucetl By the best Judges in Be IXUKHIOlt TO NONK. ' vU C! There are no Pianos made that will slay in tune like them. They are made of the best material, with great care, ami By llienio.-t skillful Woikmeu selectcd from the HKST FACTOHIKS in ill is nnd Iho old country, nnd fully warrant* d to stand iu any climate ami to give ns good satisfaction as any Pianos held for $1,000. 1 have been through all Him first-class Piano factories in Baltimore, Phil adelphia, New York and other cities, and have found nouo superior to tho New York Uutou Pinuo Companies make, which are emphatically the Piano for the People, for they enn he sold from one to two hundred dol lar# less than can he bought from any other reliable maker. They are the V o :■ v T li i n k for those living where they cannot gel tuning done of ton. am agent for the #ale of these Piano# nnd will warrant them as long as any other# will. 1 have been engaged in the business thirty year# and speak advisedly. O. B. RICE. Having consented to keep these PIANOS on sale, wo have hud I leiu thoroughly tested, and from the universal opinion expressed, we are prepared lo recommend them. J. W. BURKE k CO. __May lHth, 1807 _ 61-ly THE LATE FIRE BURNT UP Welch's Comer, But our Friends nnd Customer* will find us at Ball’s New Building, JUST I1BI.0W RAW,SON’S, lEADY to servo them is before. We are re ceiving daily NEW GOODS to take the plar* hose lost iu the fire, so if you want any thing iu Ihe DRUG LINK, go n usual to Welch's at Ball’* Building. ‘ ILfcHUB; WELCH. SPEARS’ REVOLVERS. C OLT’S, Cooper’s Self Cocking, National Aim Co’s, Whitney’s, Bacon’s Merwiu & Bray’s. Prices from $12 to 825. 4 K. WELCH A CO. Albany Book and Jewelry Store. A NY GOODS in our line ordered for customers without EXTRA CHARGE. Especial pains taken in filling these special orders for either Books, Blauk Work, Magazine*, Music, Musical Instruments, Watches, Jewehy, Silver War*, Ac., ko. L. E. WELCH 4 CO. Fishing Tackle. I F you want good luck when yon go finhing, go to the Book Store nnd Buy the. host Tackle. l*rg* slock HOOKS, LINES, BOBS’, FLOATS, «c*» In great variety. L. E. WELCH 4 CO. ON TIM E BUT NOT On Credit! Fine Watches and Clocks Repaired Fruit-Preserving Solution. ••d.UitfeXloa lurulwl. BputaolaQluu, ■ K'ptlrMl. Engraving done, Fi l flo.J Jew.lrr, BU- ' in r ‘ Ittcd, Jew.try Krpalrrd, •tank Wniekn, Clock, nnd Fine C ,Mt nnd Silver PInltd War*. Any gondn line nrdcrcd for Customer*. L. t. WELCH A CO. Warrnniod to |tr,roni tho dronmpaoition of nil iHnda of Frull, Tomsl.ioa, JalUoa, Spicrd i’ruil Wine. Milk nnd aom. kind, of VegHahW.. t>o. imuud mill pnoortu lits pound, irtdi. For ulo by I L. K. & II B. WKLCII,