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fEEKLYNEWS. ^cafColumn. 1867 NOTICE! , hu on hand, nnd la couslstitly of PLANTATION and FAMILY M_«»l.llng of Dry Goods, Groceries rzTZ. »0„ which wo offer for onah. or on MPT-ptarne*!. hy mahing sslisfnc- TUCKEIl ft 1IALL. Ini N°' ftilW,l» 6 L !• «ew Vurk - 8»TA«»*«. June 16th, 1807. I«h end S«»*nnnh Steamships will I***. for New York aa follows, onlil rflkieh you will he notified: o-Jd June. IwfJhdato... il| Barnaa ! ftaJadato .. (‘ tjeil B*r9*’ ■ In*- 1 NnJadnlo —Till “ 2d July. 61 h “ 111 h “ 16lh “ 201 h “ n II HARDEN. A * enl Entpire Lino. wilder * fullabton, a.c.m. b.b. , I J D! rtER & OAMMELL, Murray’s Line. jmlNhtlial The Planteis! i.atMl*f an organisation of Ihc heal legal ninthsBaiernmenl. who hnee eomiueneeu “Vp (.fwrt of Claims, to recoeer the tax * ttnail will coat the planter nothing- 1, ,r* W |ttlallmet° get in your claims. "'olein** 111 " DhlSiam! oflloynlouSt Wilson, Oak'i Vafakouaa building. tt&jW tS- read what tiik mess bays.- Among llic vast improvement! oi the pr.Kiit chahge in remedies is not tin* !oa**t imp utant. Formerly ridiculous nnd olten injurious mixtures were n*lmmirteiod upon the rcconiuiciidution of one |»cr*oii to aimtlivr, or from one family to another, us hcing"{jood" lor such and such a complaint, while they were, in fact, useless «», worx*. Now, Prof. Kayton supplies the public with the most efleetual remedies that educated skill can devise or art can produce, with explicit Uitvctions lor their use in each and every enso. la place of the poiifeless potions our grandmothers gave, we have the eunninp inventions ol men learned in the alt ol cure adapted to our uecessi- tics at a nominal price. Prof. Kavton's remedies consist of KAYTON’S OLEUM VITA?, The great German Liniment Ibr Uheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains in the Hack, Joints, Hrenst or Side, Nervous Head* ache, Toothache, Earache, Sprains, llruises, lluriif,etc. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE, For sudden Coughs nnd Colds, Asthma, Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Sore Throat, Sea Sickness, Cholera,Diarrhea Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, etc. KAVTON’S DYSPEPTIC PILLS, For Dyspepsia, Bilious Disorders, Costiveness, Sick Headache, and all Disorder* of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels; and as a spring nnd fall medicine to eairy oil the rankling huiuorsiti the h|o«»«l.—CJuitinan Banner. These remedies ate innocent, and no person mvd lie alarmed at taking them ; yet they ale poweiiiil, and will remove thu diteases euuiiicrated above. A trial will sal* isfy every one that their earative plo| erties ate m*t **ve r stimalfil. Address all orders to Prof. II. II. Kwrov, Savannah, Ha., or to the Agents A. A. Solomons Co., Wholesale Druggists, Savannah, (in. Beware of counterfeits. The genuine has Pm|. II. II. K a vtox's signature on each hottle and box For sale in Savannah hy A. A. SOLOMONS A- CO., .W.MAUSH ACO..W. M. WALSH, and U. H. Good Things to Eat! i. mi. i 'in Oolunm. Flour, Wo have just received a largo supply ol Sugar, Coffee, Tea, And the Finest Lot of Cheese, Yet lirnuglil to market, and which will ho sold lower than it can he purchased in Macon for cash. We also have a complete slock of (JIMM’KIMKS and (’ON FKFTIONKKIKS, bought recently, and which cannot he surpassed either for (piality or price in the market. Our stock ol FINE LIQUORS is uucipiullcd this side of Louisville. I Albany, Oa., March 2d, 1807.-10-1 y NOTICE! T«« 1. yeni Welch’s WELCHS’ DRUC STORE ESTAIILIWIIEI. lHi3* V, 1TI1 our increasing Spring Trade, wo nre in creasing our Siook mid fneilitie* fur husiucHS. e have innUe our Urge trade hy keeping the Best Sto-.k and Best Qoods, nnd intend to imicft; o it in the same way. You cun always expect t” gel at Welch*' everything you need iu the Drug or Medicine Line, or in that oln-s of FANCY HOODS and sundries usually kept iu First CU**h Drug Stores. .s'/*AV'/A I. .t /TA’.V/Vo.V oalle.l in ndver- tiaeiuents below. L. K. .V II. II. WF.I.CII, Medical Liquors. (’all and see us at the OLD STAND. COOPER &; CTO. E TATHJM, and by Drnggbls generally. and country merchant** july Hi- 1 yr. 9th, 1807. JAMES WILSON. (731 f) ■.—The young ladies and gentle. tkii city will g' lvc a vocnl rtilConcert to-niglit at Tilt’s Hull, beneSt of the Eplsoopnl Sunday Let every one who eau attend, and ictowntheir laudable efforts with sue- C»*curr. •rtbe Wo have been visited almost y lor tbo last toil, with showers.— rain is proving very disastrous to as the grass is becoming, in some luster of llie situation. It is also Mnclivo to fodder, wbieli season is ,poe Corn is salb, and there will Iikmhnt yield. IttVUXD:—Our friend, Fred I.ehman, on a visit to Texas, returned ^Berdsy, lookiug much improved by He ft delighted with the West, determined to make it bis future k ,lle brought will: bicu a Texas alliga- HiAlie was exhibiting mueli to tb of the ‘reodmen. StBMX Dxatu,—Wo are pained fo an- dealh of Perry Dunenn, Esq., of ii aunty. icdon InstTuesdny morn- % tilh ft conjestivo chill. lie was about tyanold, ami one of our most estimable He one ol the few men of nn who never grow old. Hut Friday last In town, as well and as active as a ** of thirty. flow ot spirit rendered ike moit congenial of companions, and vtj «high-tonc aud upright bearing commend- him to all with whom lie met. Ho is a nil wtt loss to oar community*. He came to toooanty nomo years ago, from near Grille, S.C. ^ UkMV ^°WWDEY. Vcliave known for Retime that our enterprising friend 1*. 8, ®ger», had started an institution ot this “fwter, but wo have never hail the op- p v »iti«g it, until the other day, (ttound them busily engaged in casting front for Welch’s new Ihiilding.— “Q were just oompleting the first column, •jTwurcto wy that it will compare wi ill: , t p ’ workmanship in the country.— -W also completed several door sills ’ ^° r •^ ,ncr i c,,f,, ■kort time they will be prepared to fill flfthis kind that may bo sent we would call especial attention to this fact, that they may on Wwiuficturea. sk m ohk.—Our little squihlc about in Tuesday’s paper, had the for scarcely had the paper ited before the Marshal was up •bout our hack yard. Well, it is *• will have it cleaned up now. m m ooluinn ofour paper we beg to to the advertisement of the . TWailey Iron Cotton Tie.”— B took the premium at the State to New Orleans, La., over eleven 1 by tor the very he.st and • tie known. Iron ties have ***7 with rope, and railroads, tympanies—in fact, all public Ijtyfcr transporting cotton baled ‘ ® took to see iron ties geneml . #aso “Wailey’s Tie” will tyward it justly merits.— New York by the high! ■rm of Ross Roberts Sc C< klwchauUrt 80 Front Street °^W' speculators to control W pot up price again with success. ’The •f yesterday says that to that market to 12 YOtor red. Tint Xkiv I’t i.imt Oijatok.—A corres pondent of the Petersburg Index, writing from llaltimore, says: And there was a pulpit, progidy here the same day, who is growing into such fame as bids fair to rival that of Spurgeon. 11 is name is Munsey, and he is a member of the llallimor.) Conference, we believe of the Methodist Kpiseopal Church, South. II lias not been long at this calling, and was an unlettered man, in humble life, hut com paratively a few months hack, when his talent was revealed to a friend, who aided him to the short culture with which lie is producing sitcli a wonderful ctleet. IDs power of oratory is said to he miraculous, and his reasoning faculties no less so. Peo ple here and iu the Valley Hock to hear him, ud his influence is talked of and felt every* were. I could not gain a seat in the church in which lie held forth Sunday night; hut several friends, who were more fortunate, reported that sill the praises they had pre- iotislv heard bestowed upon him, fell far short of the real height of his powers.— ertnin it is that liereallcr he will he so fa mous as to cause interest even to this mea gre notice of his ministerial beginning. We are glad to hear that our friend “Kb” ns we used to lamilisirly call him, is succeed ing so admirably. The writer, however, is mistaken in some facts. Mr. Munsey has been preaching over ten years. He is a na tive of South-western Virginia, and hy his own industry he lias reached the point lie now occupies. He is an indefatigable stu dent. lie first entered the Holslen Confer ence, and was stationed at Knowillc, Fast Teim, his second year, where we made his acquaintance, lie tilled several important stations in that Conference. He preached in Atlanta some years ago, and impressed a correspondent of the Southern Christian Advocate, then published in Charleston, S t C., so much, that he placed him along side of Whitfield and other great pulpit orators. Over a year ago he was transferred to the Haiti more Conference, aud stationed at Al exandria, Va., where he still remains. He is tall, awkard, and not at all prepossessing UNDKUSKINED linving, for tlie prcuonl ■nr, l lie control ortho Mills known hh BALLS, tlirpo milt** alum* Albany, guarani»h*k ilie faithful, filllllltnctit of nil orders, both for Lumber and Meat at lliu shortest notice, having just undergone tho rough rejmirs. If it will tie more convenient for my patrons to leave their orders at Mr. TIM’KEU’S STOltti, they can do so, Hint Ihc same will be forwarded to me or my son, who lias the minerinlendcneo of the Mills. respectfully solicit a share ot public patronage.- Terms HASH, If not promptly paid upon presenta tion of bills, an additional iwcniy-tiva per cent, will be charged. Lumber nnd Meal will he sold at cus tomary prices. II, C. JKNKIN8. January 26,1807. -I—1C China, Crockery and Class Store ! —BY— TIIOS. .1. FLINT, Importer, No. bo Mulberry St., - • MACON, (JA Always on limit! Gold Band, White and Decorated China, in loll sells or hy the single piece; W. O llth a* g.i LIVE AND LET LIVE O. Spitz, Opposit o Town's Biock R KSl’Kl’TFUl.I.Y announce* to the citizen* of Albany and vicinity, that lie has established a NliW liAKKKY, and will he pleased to have his Old Friends and Costoniers give him a LIBERAL SHAKE of their patronage, ns his experience is not to he excelled in his line of husiness. — OuDKitM From Tiik — ILi -A. ID I IE S for I'ako, or uiiylhiug else in his line, will he pul up to suit their taste. Give mk a Call. April IR, IK67 <li»-:tni N OTIC e7 fllllB *uhscriher Is now receiving at the store- house on Broad street formerly occupied by "l oiler on Monday, Hit lie largest and best se- C. mporlcd |.i*|Uors are w.uiaiiletl pure, and I a« eau be bought iu Ihcju iikd : Fine French Brandy, St.Croi- Bum, Heoleh Whi’ky, Uhl Bum bon Whisky, Did Foil Wine, Sherry Wine. Madeira Wine, ; Claret Wine, Gin, / Schnapps, Hu* X.ig, li Xo., A."’.. &0. L. K. ft II. K. WELCH, DruggistM. EVERY FAMILY IS INTERESTED IN KNOWING TH AT AT * WKLCll S COllNRR They call always buy O OOl) AND VH MS II G. C, Glass and I'laied Wares, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Table Cutle ry, and other II 4k IIH 4 1 ll O I ,1 e II mi Oil ill If flolll* Lamps, Kerosene Oil,^Tubs, Bliekels, Baskets, Brooms, Bottles, Bpecie Jars, Vases, Flower But a, &c., Xc. A Liberal Discount to the Trade. march 12—2d—dm ALL RIGHT AGAIN. M il. MOUSE is again rendy to receive Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, for repaint. We guarantee all work (lone. L. K. WELCH N: CO., Booksellers ami Jewelers, Ball's New Building. Saved from the Fire. O l’lt entire >1 nek of Wulrltes nnd line Jewelry Silver and Silver IMutcd Ware, which we wi! sell at small profits. L. K. WELCH CO., Booksellers and Jewelers, Ball's new Building in appearance. His head is bald almost all over, caused hy hal'd study, lie is some what over thirty yeprs of age. He is no meteor, hut a fixed star in pulpit oratory.— Wo have known him when lie could scarce ly command a congregation. Jhit hy dint of hard study and years oftoil, lie lias reach ed a nosit ion second to none in America, as pulpit orator. Wbat Can’l a Military Governor l)o ? A military governor, under the recon struction act, eau— Suppress newspapers. Silence Ieetuies. Remove Mayors of cities, (Jovernors of States, Hoards ofCommissioners, Ac. Can exclude white aldermen and appoint black in their places. , Can take possession of saving hanks. Can enact stay laws and postpone the payment of debts. Can prohibit the dlstlllatiormf corn and the sale of liquor. Can run down city stocks and repudiate city currency. Cun spend $500,000 for registering ldaek voters and ask for $500,000 more. Can abolish local taxes and regulate the circulation of papers. Can settle the rate of wages and the price commodities. Can disobey the President and insult the Cabinet. Tlfcy can do all lliiH, and far more.— What they can’t do i;o one has ventured to say. „ , Vet an extra session of congress is called to give more power to these military chief tains ; to make them so absolute that for even the President to question the limits of their authority will he a ground of impeach ment. This is what the dog-day C ongress is to do. Is it not madness ?—Albany Argus. BROWN’S HOTEL. Opposite Depot-*- .......MAi'OiV, HA. E. E. BROWN & SON, Proprietors IS WBLL KNOWN HOUfiB has been retllcd xnil rennirml, and is now one of llie • Gia moit Hed with KATK8T HOTELS in llie Slale, **tid J*< .. . convenient in tbe city. kel The Hotel is stq1 annary 17tU, 1807. 3—3i every tbinr tbe msfkels affonl. Macon, Ji Dniys and Medicines ! New Goods Receiving, O PR slock is now complete. Planters, Huns ami nll.ers, Niipplictf at cheap rah Physi’ July ft, 1 H«»7. II. E. WELCH (73) Druggists. ESTABLISHED 1839. D. 0. HODGKINS & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers — IN — Fire Arms, Fishing Tackle, s AND Sporting Groods. of every dcHcripl ion. PSuGlINnnd PISTOL MATERIAL alwny* hand, and furnished Ihc Irade. April 16, [37.] New Goods From New York Sine Tho Fire. 4 splendid sloek of Pocket Knives, Razors, Scis sors, Table Cullery, Pistols, Caps, Cartridges ing Tackle, &c. L. E. WELCH & CO. [l*OSTI*ONKI»] Administrator’s Sale. O N the tbsl Tuesday in September next, will be sold in *1 he town of (jamilla, Mitchell county, (la., all I he Ileal Estate belonging to the estate of D. A. Bostick, deceased, consisting of lilty acres of laud, Uie south-west corner of lot number 173, in the lltli district of said couuty. Also/ lot number 20 in tbe bib district, except 122$ acres sold olf.— Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors*— Terms, small notes with approved security, payable 1st day of January uext. < JESSE POLLOCK, Adm’r. July 6,1807 , pled by Beers \ Brinson, nnd will otl'er on Monday, the L‘iilt of April iuHl., one of ‘ * Iccled slocks of O- O O 3D S , WARES AND MERCHANDISE, Of nil deccriplions, on the moat reasonable terms, and n! tbe Lowest Pries oflVrfd start Ibr War, Having been selected with grenl care to meet the Wants of all Classes of Persons By Mr. Deers, who is now In NKAV YORK CITY Taking advantage of (he late reduced prices and Iu CASH BUYERS Great inducements will be oflured. We will also (Sell on Time To ilie first of November next to persons making satisfactory arrangements. WM. W KENDRICK. Albany Gn., April 4, 1807. 82m3 [I’OSTI'OXKIlJ Administrator's Sale. O N I he lirsl Tuesday in September next, will be sold in ibe town of Camilla, Mitchell county, Gn., all Ihc Heal Estate belonging to the estate of Daniel Clements, consisting of lot of land number 17.1, in ilie fttli district of suid county, (except Wid- '» Dower). Bold for tho benefit of the heirs and ■ditors. Terms, small notes with approved se curity, payable 1st of January next. JESSE POLLOCK, Adiu’r. July li, 18(17. rusBiziro & asadss, Oonfeotioners and Orocera, South side llrond Street, ALBANY GEORGIA. W K Lave on hand a auperb atoek of Qrocerlea, consisting in part of B*con, Lard, Coffae, Sugar Tobacco, Segars, Snufr, Flour, Meal, Irish Potatoes. Cheese. Crackers, Cuke*, Candies, Rabins, Sardines, Pickles, Herrings, Oysters, Salmon and fish of every kind. Also, powder and Shot, and verything else to be fould in a first class Grocery nnd Confecliona-y. All we ask is a fair trial, and wo will oouvince the nublic that we can gfva them belter bargains than tray oat else. Apri)2 2, 1807. 01m3 An Ordinance. Hr it onlainnl hy the Mayor and Member! of Council of the city of Albany, and it it hereby ordained by authority of the tame, that the first day of May in each and every year Flavoilng Extinct a, Ywaat Powders, Soda, Black Pepper; Alaplco, Mooo, Ginger, Candles, Gelatines, Cream Tartar, English Mnatard, Cayanna Pepper, Cloven, Nut Mega, Soaps, Potash, Ac, &c !. £ II. E. WELCH. WINDOW GLASS, r (.4 A A SIX US,) Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. And Complelr Slock Pain terns’ Ala t<‘rials JOHN VBAI -5 J* 4 t# IS now prcpar.il 10 inike liAUNESR, of w Count ^ there shall be appointed by the Mayor and 'Juuucil three cltlxons, freebolderaof the city, whose duly it shall be to assess tbe value of all the Real Estate In this city subject to taxation, and make a return thereof under oath to Council by the first day of July following, which shall constitute a pait of the Tax Digest for each year. And it shall be the duty of the Clerk, from the former books and such other sources as he may discover, to make out a list of the defaulters as to such real estate, aud furnish the same to the Assessors, whose duty it slntll'bo to assess tho valuA thereof and return their assessment to the Clerk of Council. When theown- ers of real estate in the city of Albany, or their agents, cannot he found, it shall be the duty of the Clerk of Council to post at the Court House and PostOffice in sold city, a list of the numbers of such City Lots fn default, for the space of thirty days, at the expiration of which time if said real estate is not claimed and owned, Gie Assessors shall assess a fair value thereon, and the Clerk shall enter the same upon the Digest as "unknown” and in de fault, nnd shnll assess a double lax thereon, and Issue execution for the amount of such tax, and re turn said executions to the Marshal for collection. Passed June 2ft, 1867. J. M. MERCER, Mayor Pro-tem. Attest: J. F. Cabqilb, Clerk. July 4th, 1867. 71-3w C orner. Welch's PREPARE FOR SICKNESS! I NVERT PLANTER would save lime and money j by laying in a litilo bill of medicines. Plantation and Family Medicines Pul up with care and at I.OW FDIVRE8. Medical Chests, CORNER. N c w S3 o o k s Jl*ST RECEIVED BY Ij. I?. Welch & Co. Mushy r.nd his Men; Ci tilers of the Sliannaudoah Beilin and Sans Solid—by Muclbsck : Village on the Cliff-by Miss Thnskeny; Played Out—by Mien Annie Thomas ; Mad Moncton—by Welker Collins: The Black Crook Illustrated; Fill Lovengood's Yarns: Charles Dickiu's Novels in uaper: Mrs. Henry Wood's Novels in paper; Reynolds, Eugene Sue; Kmcrnoii Rennet's Dumas, &o., &c. More of St. Elmo: Joseph II. and bis Court ; Merchant of Rcrtiu : Two Marriages, &o. Am* books ordered for customers without extra charge. L. K. WELCH A CO . May II. 118] Book Hellers and HtaHoners. : r*Y use ^ HALLIQHAN'S Pills CHILLS & FEVER certain ■ ■ TIT K hawe used Galliglian's Pills, nnd find they VV will do all that is claimed for them, and .'lieei'fullv mvimmoiid them to public favor : T. II. Wails, ex-Governor of Ala; A. II. Clitherall of Ala: M. L, Woods, 2IMI Broadway, N. Y.j Jno. W. A. Sanford, Attorney Geneial of Alabama; W. C. Bibb, Montgomery, Ala.; E. A. Banks, New Or leans, La; Geo. Mason, Esq., Mayor ot Wetumpkn, Ala.; J. C. Biddle, N, 0.,lale It. It. contractor, Ala. and Georgia. DAN'L SAYRE, Grand Sec. Grand Lodge of F. & A. M., Ala. Ati.vnt.v, Ox., March 23. Galliglian's Pills have been used in hundreds of eases under my knowledge, with perfect success.-- I recommend them to the nfllided everywhere. JOHN S. PRATHER. Lownurs CoI'Ktv, Ala. Gnlliglmn's Pills.--1 have given them ami used them for some lime, for Chills and Fever. If they have ever failed in curing, I have never heard of it. CROWELL HKODNAX Ai.hanv, Ol., Feb. 20, 1867. Messrs. L. E. \ II. K. Welali—Gents: I have used Galliglian’s Pills in more (linn forty eases of Chills and Fever oil tliDplaiilntioii of It. K. Hines, Esq., during the past year, and in no case have they fail ed to do nil they eliiim to do. 1 consider them the best Fever nnd Ague IM1I in use. A. 11. FANT. AMRitirra,flA.. Sept 18,1866 Gents —nnlligliiin’s Pills met with rendy salt here, nnd nre taking the place of all oilier remedies for •’hills and Fever. C. W. HANCOCK. Am nict'S. April 17. 1867 One box of (Inlliglinii’M Pills cured me perfectly of Chills nnd Fever. They nre the best medicine for Chills ntul Fever I ever saw. A. 0. RONALDSON, Cleik Superior Court, Slimier County, Ga BMX- For snlo by all Drtigglata. |mJf" Country Merelmiils supplied at wholesale prices in Albany, by L. K. A* II. E. Welch, Hilsmau >v Rail, and Gilbert A Brother. WHOLESALE HY ni.OII.VT li IIAI.E, Montgomery, Ala. Edward Wilder A Co, Louisville, Ky. Barnes Ward & Co, New Orleans. Ilarrnl Itisley A Co, aud Me- Kchhoiih A Bobbin, New York. May 21},* I8i»7 6*1 tint NEW PIANOS, very complete, at WELCH’S L. K. A II. K. WELCH. DO YOU SMOKE? WI, still keep those FINE CIGAIIS mid THAT TOBACCO* everybody brags on who uses. MERHCIIAUM PIPES, which we warrant genuine, from $6 to $40 each: Dill- ham Smoking Tobacco, aud other fine brands. L. E. A II. K. WELCH, Druggists. Another Ihot C 10MIIS, HHUSHES, / SOAPS, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, POCKET BOOKS. PISTOLS, KNIVES, Ac,, at (RlfciMP 6 NEW BOOKS. Merchant of Berlin— By Mnlilhncli. Frederick the Great, " " Joseph 11, " ** Two Marriages—lly Miss Mtiloch. Noble Life, " " Sunny Bank, " Marion Harlan, Dr. Johns, " Mitchell. Sir Brook Farbrooke—By Charles l.ever. Citizen of Prague, " Miss llowiit. The Dove in Eagle's Nest. Mule Singer—By Mrs. Anna Cora Ritchie. St. Elmo, " Miss Evans. Just received by I* E. WELCH dc €70. fob lft. 11 If REVOLVERS. G OLT’S, Cooper's Self Cooking, National Attn Co’s, Whitney's, Bucou's Merwin A Bray’s. Prices from $12 to $25. L. E. WELCH A CO. Albany Book and Jewelry Store. A NY QOOD8 fa our lino ordered for customers without EXTRA CHARGE. Especial pains taken in filling these special orders for either Books, Blank Work, Magazines, Music, Musical Instruments, Watches, Jewehy, Silver Ware, &o., Ac. L. K. WELCH A CO. Fishing Tackle. I F you want good luck when you go fishing, go to the Book Store nnd Inty the best Tackle. D.A large slock HOOKS, LINES', ROBS, FLOATS, 5c., In great variety. L. B. WELCH A CO. MauurAclurcd by tbe N. Y. Plane Comp'ay, —snt: now ton balk at— WELCH’S DRUG STORE, AL11ANY, flA. —: ot— FI1IIIH Company is now prepared to turnout fifty J. Pianos per week, which are prbuounce«l by the best judges to be , INPKltlon TO NONE. Thete are no l'iaaea made that will stay in tune like Ibeto. They nre made of the best material, with great care, and by the most skillful workmen selected from the BEST FACTORIES in this nnd the old country, nnd fully wnrrantid to aland in any climate and to give ns good sal Isfacl ion as any Pianos held for $1,000. I have been through all the first-class Piano factories in Baltimore, Phil adelphia, Now York nnd other rilles, and have found nono superior to the New York Union 1‘iauo Companies make, which arc etijihatlcaUy the Piano for the People, for they can be sold from one to I wo hundred dol lars less Ilian can be bought fromatty tfther reliable ■■.I,I,.,,. They nre the Very Thin.? for those living where they cannot gel Inning done often. I am agent for flic sale of these Pianos and will warrant them ns long ns any others will. 1 have been engaged in the business thirty years and speak advisedly. O. B. BICE. Having consented tokeep these PIANOS on rale, e have had t iem thoroughly tested, and from the Furniture, Sash, Blinds & Doors! rm-nn.Me fprln*. lie hi sortraent. Those wishing to well to gifehjm a’fcall before pufi He will be found 6jVE DOOL Messrs Bagpjfi Stephen’s, on Wi April 20th, [ fiblm \ tnrnistu'd ofti' pry i^^cripiion. 11 • 1 - 1 rniTE iSJOH * I AJilH, ! ,l3! Oil. , 1(0, Iff. E. A H. E. WELCH/’ »r>J*-' B --«wsSSShM‘' V., 14, 1W7 [4113a] a jy O n M E T 1 BUT NOT Credit! Fine Watches and Clocks Repaired .** MAomrnyoxi* 4wJ„lUtoU tiled, Jtvtlr l«unM. SpMlMl,aiu,n rt _ J-w.try K.paired. Engraving don., II*, WnltliM, Cln.ki and Fin. Gold Javelrr, 811- »tr nnd Sllrer I’laied Wnrn,- An. good, in nib MMfldwpd t* Cualonan. L. E. WELCH & CO. Udaktrllrn nnd Jani lrr,. Albany, 0a„ Match i, 1867. we are prrpnrod lo HUKKE k CO. 61-1/ unlrrrnnl opinion expreoecd, recuoimend Ihent. J. W. MajflSlti, 1807 THE LATE" FIRE" BURNT UP Welch's Comer, But our Fviends aud Customers will find us at Ball’s New Building, JU8T BELOW RAWSON'S, T) EADY to errre lliem \n before. We nre re- fv eeiring dailr NEW DODDS lo lute Ibe place ut those lost ItilhaffM,bo tPVeb vtnl any thing in Ihe.DKUa LUfcB. gn.n usual In Welch’, pi Deli a jwWms-■ rf . 'U^.i A’A* n - K. WELCH. .... , ,’lSifEAKS’ '' Fruit-Preserving Solution. ••li J .1. • V ! t il’w 1 li?<> , --'Wrt i Wine, unit AJfcJefoii! ,f-Veg.latilra. Ono .'-July 9, 1867. . mds (mil. * For ante by L. E. 0,11 E.,W4Ha’H, Dl'ugglsls, Albany, On. ('■*)