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POETRY. rou turn •>**■? IrnKtatiuiKW *or** k,ifc lb* frtHo 4©f*w not r * j Ajk, with j* Md i* r*t from none wot, TbriT it urritf all ©b4d. 4n4 kw world cam # ‘et too*. fkt could brt*|rth clo©d of care. To the brow it or^taitoiott S W$ amt trmti> brifhtrvt fcm, Joy MT kfW fnpn 8Ullitl( tvci j Mari’ word. > je l *•**. All Ua. on thr trlc,’ li*. But.dovtt t3vip litkin tin fcrtrt, Pi<ir • ftiv-f never to irprt zv.rae riu ut.l.en they are gazing In t fine* .11 clfur .nil to|(kl, •* That one Mirt k.< . trout.lc. Hrro Ufc's Wen light, jSt'er tboayttt Ncr • dream Htghl lit ■ *orro *• a.,-. ua bee. . path -f rnael tiro* jug toi* ul<[ ctri.v J; . Alas • to liiii.W tnM the flower*, Ttiaro- veer* scattered h; the nay ; And dorp in her soul lie. stinging All her jers to sorrow firiugiug. Tl. n judge not lit outa.rl .coming, ftbWh to.,* wUbc c*Jm re|*"*c ; ‘Tit the toil llmt 1. bat finrfeuing. Front the world Hr hidd’ n woe* . Pert ‘-t h'pptne” end to*<, Oalv c.t be found .hole. WIT AM) WISDOM. Be iudc|>co(lnut, but not unjreoilemhuly. How many sleeves hue a Ofiht of arm. v Richee have some timet made pood unit worse, but never bail better. Why is a fool like a needle ? 110 has un eye, but no head. A person of uncultivated mind has no re source but in the society of others -11 is proposed to bring Ireland over, as we have nearly all its population. They that luuph at everythin}? and they that lret at everything, are fools ulike. Unless offence is noble, why did Shaks peare say “th’ offeuoe is rank Truth is not ronlited to us, but by a con formity of our w ills to its discoveries. Why are crows the roost sensible of birds ‘ Because they never complain without caws. Humility of mind is’ neither arrived at, retained, nor increased by comparing our aelrcs with others. In southern California they bet a thous and head of cattle at once on a horse race. As to flattery, the current commodity of the world on which fashion lives anti thrives it is, at most, a lie in its best clothes. Dogs are valuable to tanners on account of the immense quantity of hark they yield Love may exi t without jealously, although this is rare; but jealously may exist with out love, and this is common. Why is John Smith like a badly cooked buckwheat cake? Because he isn't Brown Be careful how thou say cat anything ot (he absent, which thou shnuhlst hu unwill ing the should hear, if present. What would this world he without wo men? A perfect blank —like a sheet of pa per, not even ruled! N ;.hing worth having is to he obtained witho'j* labor, and the proportion of outlay enhances the valuation ot the return. USEFUL RECIPES. •tawed Pea.. Take young, tender peas, ami put into n stewpan with suflieient fresh butter to keep them from burning, but no water ; season them with a little black pepper and a very littlo salt; set them over a moderate lire, and stir them about till the butter is well through them ; thou let them simmer till quite soli and .lightly broken, taking off the lid occasionally, mid give them a stir up from the bottom; if you find them becom ing too dry, add some more butter; wh'-ii done, drain off what superfluous butter may be about the peas, nud send them to table hot. They will he found excellent To the taste of many persons they w ill be improved by a lump or two of loaf sugar put in with the butter, and also by n few sprigs of mint, to be removed before the peas go to table. Lima beaus way ho stewed in butter, as above ; also, asparagus tops off from the white stalk. A Choico Pudding. Make a erust as for a fruit pudding, roll it out to fourteen or fifteen inches in length, aud eight or nine in width ; spread with raspberiy jam, or any other preserve of a similar kind, and roll it up in the manner of a collared eel. Wrap a cloth round it two or three times, and tie it tight each end.— Two hours and a quarter will Util it. A good cheap Cake. A pound and a half of flour, a quarter of a pound of butter, three quarters of a pound of raisins, a quarter of a pound of augur, one egg, a teaspoouful of carbonate of soda, anti half a pint of milk—the milk to bo made warm, ami soda dissolved in it. Mix all well together, aud bake in a slow oven. ■ - I S * . .JFst. for tea or Broakfut. One pint of cold boiled milk, one pint of home-made yeast, halfa pound of butter, half a |sutmi of sugar, and five eggs, to he mixed into a still’ paste, or rather batter, which must lte put into the baking-tins to rise, and, without taking cut, be baked in the usual manner. - - • ■escort Biscuits. Three-quarters of ipotintl of flour,* quar ter of * pound of loaf-augur, the pool of * lotuou grated, half a toacuplhl of rreaiu, two eggs, laaring out the whites ; roll them out thin, cut them in whatever shape you tkir.k proper, aud bake them in a quick oven. —— - Kiss ChooMeakes, equal to Lomon A quarter of a pound of butter, two oun ce* of ground rice, boiled and beaten j mix well with sifted sugar) -taste. When quite cool, add the rind and juice of a lomon. and two eggs well beaten This will keep a MOUth in a cool place. luitlUia|. Five eggs well beaten, half a pound of -four, hull a pound of butter, half a pound of raisins chopped, aud halt’ a pound of su- Boil three hours in a mould Sweep first before your own door before wou sweep before your neighbor’s. HUMOR! >USL —'t-T-.- -•- :.r.; ~ j The Ahaeda (Cal.) Herald tclh the fol- j i louring anecdote of hk^inveroof H dice, * hi,h worth j .notingH seems that, a , , ,' e w 4avs siti'V, ok of those persons who arc oil. u met in this country seeking cm i ploy went, came to the premises of h excel- ■ | traey. and found hiui pruning hi* vineyard, i which employment made it necesssrj to di ; vest hulls, it ot his cunt. snd hkoprUi<r wave j j him the outward spfs aran.v of s nwl labor ler The stranger ajqwoa. h.-d the governor, j and the follow mg ooil-sjuv ensued •• I say captain, does th< man who owns : these premises w ant to hire any more help * j “ No, sir, I think not ; he has ali the help hr wants at present “ I “ Bight uic- piaec thr* ” Ye, this i* a very good farm ” “ Well, captain, if it ‘ a fair question, j j what wages do you get here ? •• (i, | „n!y get my board and clothe*— ; ‘ aud nothing to brag o! at that •• You must be harder up than I am, to j ! work for them prices ’* The governor allowed his interrogator to depart withutit Oorrceting h'.s mistake, and . he routiuued to use the pruuiug k tufc A windy young man, who made un in bras* what he lacked in gold, bought a large stock of groceries “on time,” and transport- ! ed them to a ueighhoniig city. He lived fast, eating princely diuuers, driving rapid horses, aud wearing the tie at elegant stores clothes every day. Finally, he tailed. He pro|Mjsed, however, to compromise with lu chief creditor by paying him tweuty-tive cents on the dollar. The creditor, satisfied that the young man was a very indifferent egg, consented, and came ou lroui Aew k ork to receive the money. “ Os course, you’ll take the goods—you know I have nomouey,” said the young man. “ How’s that'?” said the slightly ustou ished creditor. “ Why, the groceries I have left here — those you sold me, you remember !” The creditor did remember, and actually took buck his own goods “at twenty-live cents on the dollar.” This is a fact. An attorney in Minnesota, who had re ceived from another Slate an account to re cover, after acknowledging the receipt of llie letter of instruction, replied as follows: “ Now, 1 am perfectly astonished at you for sending a claim out here fur recovery iti these times. You might us well east your net into the celebrated Stygian pool to catch pickled trout, us to try to col loot money here. Money ! I have a faint recollection of having seen it when 1 was a small hoy. ] bcljgge it was given me by uncle to huv sugar candy with (The can dy Ido remember.) But it has been so long sinre 1 have seen any, that 1 almost forgot whether gold is made of corn or mus turd, or silver of white onions or fish-scales Why, sir, we live without money. You’re behind the times. It is a relic of barbarism —ages past.” KI’IURAM. Marla's a clock, they say, Unconscious of her beauty; Mbs regulates the livelong day, Exact in every duly. If this lie true eurli self command, Such well directed powers, O, may her little minute baud become a hand of curs’. i\lr Smith, you said you suspected the prisoner was a rogue the moment you saw bin. Why did you suspect him ?” ” Because ’o ’irod my roomsvithout heat in’ down tho price.” “ Is this a rule without many exceptions v ’ “ Hit’s n rule vithout no lirxception* ycr vorship; ‘onest men arc hulwuys stingy and never sutified hunless they get a shill leg’s vorth of anything for tenpenoo.” It is our honorable privilege to give to tin world another verse of “Old Uncle Ned,’ never before published, hut written and sung by the original author. It is an tin portant “nddeuduiu” to tho picture: Uncle Nod's old dog laid down by bis grave, And he howled in the light oh do moon*; And tie wondered if Nod wouldn't couio buck again, ToTiutil for the possum and an’ do cos. An Irishman finving arrived from Pub lin at, the house of it respectable inercliuni in the borough, nnd having left Ireland three weeks before, brought with him a basket ot eggs, aud his friend asked hint why ho look the trouble to bring eggs from Ireland to I'ingliind ? “Because,” said ho, “1 am so fend of them new laid, and l know these to be so,” A bevy of children were tolling their fa ther what they got at school. The oldest “reading, spelling, definitions.” “And what do you get, uiy littio one?” said tho father to u rosy-ehookrd little fellow, who was at that time slily driving a tenpeutiy nail into the door punnel. “Me? O, 1 gets rcadin’, spellin’ and spatikin's.” A Hibernian hud conic far to see Niagara, and while he gazed upon it, u friend asked him if it was not the most wonderful thing he had eversoeu, to w hich he replied, “Nev er a hit, matt —never a bit. Fure, it's no wonder at all that the watlier should fall down there, for I'd like to kuow what could hiuifcr if. A man down cast thus poetically adver ti.w his wilV i On Ilia sixth of July, on tbs night of a Monday. Sloped (Vein her husband Ihe wife wife of John lirundy ; Hi., grief for her abiencc each day growing deeper, Should any one find her, he begs him—to keep her. A facetious hoy asked one of his plnv. mates how a hardware dealer differed from a bootmaker? The latter somewhat puzzled gaTc it up. “Why,” said the ether, “be cause the one sold the nails, and tho other nailed the roles.” A philosopher, who has studied out al most everything, says he is satitied that the reason why girls are in the habit of pouting i out their lips is, because they are always j willing that theirs should meet yours haif way. If the speculator misses his aim, every body cries out, “lie’s a fool,” and sometimes “lie's a rogue” If he succeeds, the* be siege his door, and demand his daughter in marriage. ” What would our wives say, if they only knew where we are t” said tile captain of a downcast sehooner, when they were boating ! about iu a thick fog, fearful of going ashore. “Humph, I shouldn't mind that,” replied toe state, “if we only knew where we were ourselves.” A coxcomb talking of the transmigration of souls, said: “ 1“ the time of Moses. 1 have no doubt I was a uoldeu calf.” “ ‘ cry likely,” replied a lady, “time ha* rofrbH jivj of nothing but the gilJiog M •o 000 corns already mlb EVERYBODY'S LAWYER in Coun solor in Hit winetMt. wv ntsx cs*v, or ssv rsiLiMirNii i || Tell* How lo draw up /••?*-* I'uprrt wad pvw psme fww> fur Afoi m,f *ll kind? But* Salt, Lnutt Bfl4 It Tells Inn Ho* to to draw p Aw* sad j N'rrty/e*. Afidwta of Attwnti } ( Aufrt bi 4 bill* of Lrcbrnnyt. ± i It \ The for CvUeehon of Ihbn, Mitli Ifef Stit+tt* tfj uni • Mount nd Wind of property from in txt*y ( sut It I's‘llu 1 oil H w to rnjkr An }*r<>|Mt(iy, vith form* for with Ortd*torn, and the /mo/nM //din of evm It €*ll% I tll The rrlationt br'<-n üßfiri/ura and W nrA, at id J Jwrtaltre, and Landlord and Trmmmt It T <’!l II What so /. bet anti Situdtr and tin law at. ti j er. the Hi/m .a Properly fhiorct and | A htHutty II T(lh tun The la* f-<r V-<V,nr.#--t /.,>* in tverj’ Miale. and the SmivraUuation i of thifi countrj, and how to eompljr with the same. It ‘Tt‘lls lou Tin Law conferninf /’s*i-* aud how to obtain one. aud the Pre-hmp- ] ftf* Laue t> PuMtc /.aud* It T*ll %OH Tin . v aa ftr Patent*, witii mode j ol procedure iu obtaining one, with /* j trrfirences, A**u/nment* and Table / Pa**. J |( Te ll* lou How to make v*ur H//. and how to Administer on an hstatf, w ith tit* law and rejuntiatnU therwof iu every State It Trill lou The meaning of Lem Term* in general us, aud explains to vou the Lt </islattVfy k'xerutnt and JwUnal Power $ of both the General and State Government* It T*lln lou How to kiey out of J.aW , Uv showing how to do your business legally, thus .aving a vast amount of property and vexatious litigation by its tiiudycon sultation. Single copies will be sent by mail, postage paid, to Every Partner. Every Mechanic, Every man <>f Eunneet ami Eviryhody w Every State , on re ceipt of SI.OO. or in law style of binding at $1.21 Sw|OOO 4 ¥l*4ll cun be made by enter prising men everywhere, in selling the above work, as our inducement* to ull such are very liberal. For single copies of the book, or for terms to agents, with other information, apply to or ad dress JOHN E. PUTTER, l^uUuher, No. bl 7, Hansom street, Philadelphia, Pa. WHAT EVERYBODY WANT THE FAMILY DOCTOR: CONTAINING SIMPLE lt KM EDI EH, FAMILY OBTAINED, FOR THE CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS, n v FROF HENRY 8. TAYLOR. M D It Tells ¥on How to attend upon the sick, und how to cook tor them ; how to pre pare Drinks, Poultices, Ac., urnl how to guard against iufectiou from Contagious Diseases. It TidlN lon Os the various Diseases of Children, and gives the best and simplest inode of treatment during Teething, Con vulsions, Vaccination, Whooping-cough, Measles, Ac. It Tells You The symptoms of Croup, Chol era Infantum, Coli< . Diarrhtini, Worms Staid Hand, Ringworm, Chicken-pox, A< , and gives you the best remedies for their cure. It T‘ll You The symptoms of Fever ami Ague, unilj Rilious, Yellow,Typhus, Scar let and other Fevers, und gives you the best and simplest remedies for their cure. It T k ll* Vou Tho symptoms of Influenza Consumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma. Drop sy, (lout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Erysip elas, Ac, , and gives you the best remedies for their cure It Tclh V mi The symptoms of Cholera Morbus, Malignant Cholera, Small-pox. Dysentery, Crump. Diseases of the blad der, Kidneys anil Liver, and the best rem edies for their cure. II Tt‘lln You The symptoms of Pleurisy Mumps, Neuralgia, Apoplexy, Paralysi**, the various diseases of the Throat, Teeth. Ear, nmi Eye, ami the best remedies for their euro. II Tflll Vou The symptoms of Epilepsy. Jaundice, Piles, Rupture, Diseases of the Heart, Hemorrhage, Venereal Diseases, and Hydrophobia, mid gives the best rtui dies for their cure. Jit Tell* You The best nud simplest treat ment for Wounds, Broken Bone * and Dis locutions, Sprains, Lockjaw, Fever Sores White Sv.vliuig*, Lie era, Whitlows, B :i„. Scurvy, Burns, and Scrofula. 81 Tf*ll* Vou Os tho various diseases pecn liur to Women, und gnes the best nnd simplest remedies for their cure, togethei with many valuable hints for the preserv ation of the health. The work is written in plain language, free from medical terms, so as to be easily under stood, while its simple recipes may soon save you many times the cost of the book. It is printed in a elear and open type; is illustrated with appropriate engravings, and will be for warded to your address, neatly bound and post ige paid, on receipt of SI.OO. #lOllO 4 ITL4H can be made by enter prising men everywhere, iu sailing the abode work, as our inducements to all such arc very liberal. For single copies of the book, or for terms to agents, with other informtion, apply to or ad dress JOHN K PUTTER. Publisher, No. 017, Hansom street, Philadelphia, Pa je2B,6in. li<>: ALL VL LOVERS of OOOD EATING & DRINKING CALL AT THE RESTAURANT&EATING SALOON or JAMES & LOVETT, And gat food that will digest, and drink that will not poison you. Meals will he furnished at all times in a style to suit the taste of the most fas tidious. Choice Wines, Liquors, Brandies. Ac , always on hand to suit purchasers. Call at the M tltllLE PILLAR SALOON, under the Tinted States Hotel, and judge for yourselves. 42, ts DANIEL E. MeCURRY WOULD respectfhl!y inform the citirens of v v Elbert county aud vicinity that he has a large stoch of LUMBER of *ll kinds on hnnd. for s*lr nt his mills, for m*rl; ownrd bj Bron-n, on tlir North Heaver dam, 11 miles northwest of Elbert on Ga je29, 41. EMPLOYMENT. &*>o TO Si oo PER MONTH. \N artier, energetic young man i wanted in rat h section of the South anti West, to act as Atrcnt iu an easy anti respectable business bv which the above wage* can be crrtmnfy realised. Thert m no //mhmf here! For further parties ara. terms, Ac.. atitteeas (enclosing stamp to pav eturn postage) W U TBRRY, flockingham ST- -12—rim. land for sale. j W K the undersigned, being authorised bv %fa power of Attorney from John (\ Booth, to setl the tract of land where hr formerly lived We hereby odt r at private sale, the tract of land whereon he formerly lived, on the water? of ; w *d ri\cr in Kl*prt county, containing two , hundred and forty two acres. Vav per son desirous of buying, either of the undersigned i will show the land and boundaries i All person# holding demands against John C Booth. will present them to ns. and we will set ! tie as soon as we can raise funds, from the sale of lh land and otlierw ire. NATHANIEL BOOTH. CHARLES (* MiX‘\ Attorneys in far* * NOTRE. PPRI BuWcntWrf. hln ahntit tbt 11 ©f ; 1 f thr ©in last, paid to William H Karfwr thirty-iv* dollars t© * credited upon a note which mid Harder beld agni©t me. Lcing * er- . tat© that several person* *pr*©ct and wit- | MMd the payment, which transpired Immediate- j by in front of Fru®< W Smith * groocrx in Kl- i ei*©©, i* of iuding stmac nerso© or 1 per©©© th Mv R,m pav thetnid Harj.* r the . •••T, as said liarpef failed to plat r credit of ■ I amount on the note and athat he docs i ©ot remember the circumstance Now I am wil j ling, should this meet th rye of any person that I os the payment and will testify to thr fart, to | pav said person for any trouble h** may hr at in j letting me know, and will rest uuder obligation* iMite i 14,1f JAMS* A BANDERS j AUGUSTA ( ARDS. t On the 27tli dav of May. w ill be issued the Ist number of the li volume of TIIE SOUTHERN HELD AND FIRESIDE ! All our present subscribers who desire to con- I tinueon the li*t. will please remit lhe.*rauhscrip- | 1 tions to this ofhee b*-fote that late. Persons not i now on thr list, who intrnd becoming subacri- j | her*, are also requested to make their reuiittanc©* | as early as practicable. The praprietor will thus 1 i be belter enabled to dctcruiiuc the number ot I the edition to be issued He takes occasion to make his cordial ark now - : i ledgments to the southern people, for the hand- J some support they have extended to this rnter i prise. It bus already, within the first year of I its existence ac hievod a brilliant success No ef forts will be spared to inakw its merits coiuuieu surate with thrt success. Arrangements are made to enrich the columns of the second volume with choice literary gems and viHpthle scientific truths, from the pens of the distinguished southern writers. I JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor. IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA, I m* flic* € saliiinl>lan Hitter*. If you have HEADACHE, I ‘at* tin* I oliuti llii n Hitter*. If you have GIDDINESS OF THE HEAD, I ** tlie CoinmMiln Hitter*. If you have DEPRESSED SPIRITS, I’*e the lolumblun Hitter*. If you havo PILES, I *e the <'4sliiiiihlun Hitter*. If you have No APBETITE, I we the € oliinihlan Hitter*. If you have PAIN in SIDE and BACK, I we the € oliimhlau Hitter*. If you have SICK STOMACH, I we the € ol ii m hltt it Hitter*. If you have JAUNDICE, 1 *e the I oliinihlan Hitler*. If your LIVER IS DISEASED, I we the C oliiiiihhin Hitter*. If you ar* subject to COSTIVKNKSS, I we the €’oliinihlan lllfterw. Sold at FIFTY CENTS a Bottle, by Mmhant* generally, and i>v iJ A VILAND. CHICHESTER A CO., /tru/i/mts, AuffUeta, (la. HAVILAND, STEVENSON k CO., Druyyists, Charleston , S.C. WIIOLES-AI ,K DRUCCI STS, ♦ mm * IIAVILAND, CHICHESTER & CO., .v iino.ii> shu:i;t, [TWO BOOKS FROM GLOME HOTEL] AiiKuwtn, C*n. J. C. 1! AVI LAND, W. StKVKNHON, T. W. CmciiEHTm. 11. B. Ui-mstkad. G. S. Shilton. Haviland, Stkvenhon k Cos., 1 V V. ’ ( Charleston, S. C . IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CHOICE DRUGS, FURE CHEMICALS OELECTED Medicines. Essential Oils, Mcdici v— nal Extracts. Fine Perfumery nnd Fancy Soaps, Patent Medieim s, Surgical Inatrunienta. I'russes, Druggists’ Glassware, Dye-StulD, to gether with eve ry artiele comprising the stock of i Druggist or Physician. Druggists. lMiysit inns, Country Merchants and Dealers generally, who pride themselves on deal ing in Medicines of thu hist quality, may rely upon being suited. Orders, solicited and promptly attended to. Agent for the Celebrated Columbian Bitters. Augusta, Aug. 18, 18ft0. A Splendid Slock al Lowest Prices. HENRY J. OSBORNE, WATCHMAKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, ■Vu. 206, Broad ttrref, Ihr C S. Hold, and appetite the City Bank, AOGDSTA, GA„ Keeps on hand a select nnd beautiful assortment of goods, consisting of WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver and J ‘luted YV r nro Trleiroprz, ( iimpiioir*, *I*J (jlntuH'n, <or Mountain n*o, And, in zhort, everything useful in his line of business, purticulnrly S F E C X tA. a LE S, In every variety. ggSTFine Watches and Jewelry Repaired in the 31 ts. belt manner. Land plaster, Peruvian guano American Guano, Bone Dust, etc., constant ly on hand, at their General Fertilizing Depot. Til OS. P. STOVALL A PO . T + Augusta, Ga, NEW MONTHLY MIRROR. The best and cheapest, and the me it E\’TLRT.4IXIYCJ NEWSIMPER IN THE UNION! ITS DRY STICKS FORM A COLLECTION of short and interesting Puns, Jokes, he. Its U ~'* UK consists of a column ** ful and instructive matter from physicians of ex perience. Its Literary and Scientific are so combined a. to make it at once readable and instructive. Its Youths’ Department indicate good morals through its refined prose and poetry, and the >torie> w ilt both instruct and amuse. Its Pic mre Department w ill be fwund the most enter : taining. the most ©musing and to contain the ! most real fun of any paper of twice its cost in ! the country. The jolly good humor into which i this department w ill throw one. is very amusing j One number will for itself, and give full 1 particulars The best inducement ever offered to apents to form clubs, are found in the Mirror. The second volume commenced in Jaunry. 1859. TERMS : 25 cents per Annum. To Aokxts.—The Mirror contains each month i from 15 to 39 comic Pictures, and is the only i Cheap Illustrated Monthly published in the , Union. It is sent t ’ yearly subscribers at only j 35 Jeeots per copy, and to those sending lb cents extra a choice from a collection of 25 cent books. Besides this, we give agent# sending us clubs first class Jewelry to the full value of money i sent for subscribers. Thu> any one sending us $5 for subscribers i* entitled to $5 w >rth of Jew elry, and so on. Wc also pive complete Parlor and Home Libraries to thor sending clubs. Fur- ■ ther particular? given in each number. For spe cimens apply to G. F KIMBALL. Croydon. N H. | Wf Editors giving the above w ith this note eight insertions and sending their paper during its continuance to the Mirror i< entitled to worth of Jewelry on the reception cf fifth copy containing it- * | *• ■ j ENTIRELY KKW I ENTIRELY NEW I ii /1.4 r is nr Hit Wotlwtil Parifrioc dfMt DARBY’S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID! Thia • Seer fheemvry ft a the result %f Learned Jhwswi ft *• a tnumpk qf Serentitle Skill ! ! IT IS A CHEMHML UNION OF MATERIALS. ! . |>rovided by Nature henadf. for readeriug |*ur- | I th* air w breathe. It* action tc in otoediewet to fixed lawn GUICK SURE POWERFUL It purifier dwellings, sink*, kitchens It removes all offensive odote ; It cures burns w ith instant certainty ; It is the Inst preparation ever used for fre.-h j wounds. lt destroys all vegetable and animal poisons ; It relieve* in a few seconds the biles of iusecU. ‘ j !>ee, etc. It scatters boils when forming ; It soothe* boils when formed, and heals them : rapidly ; lt i* good for carbuncles, ulcers, corns, and ! sores : It cleanse! the teeth, and purifies the breath The worse symptoms of Typhoid and Scarlet | I Fever are bv the use of this Fluid ; it [ halt been known to check the spread of Typhoid Fever in families, and upon plantation. Leading physicians are uing ii in Charleston, j ’ Columbia. Savannah. Augusta, Atlanta. Macon, 1 Columbus. Montgomery. Selma, Mobile, aud 1 New Orlcuiis. The hospitals of New Orleans ! j und Mobile are uing it Hospitals, corporations, i ship master.,, manufacturers, planters, physi- j j dans, furnished by the gallon at reduced rates j For sale by druggists aud country merchants I generally, from whom orders are respectfully | I -olicited Try at least oue bottle. Price fifty j cents. Follow directions. Manufactured only in the Laboratory of DARBY A PRICE, Auburn, Ala. For sale in Elberton, by J. .VL WYCHE, Druggist Persons wishing ores, boils, water, ect., analy sed, can have it done ou reasonable terms by sending to Prof. Darby. NOTICE. All persons indebted to the es tate of Simeon Hall, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment; and those having demands against said estate, w ill please render them in, duly authenticated. JOHN H. JONES, Executor. December 8, lßrif. li>tf J. ML. WYCHE, ELBERTON, GA., DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINKS, CHEMICALS, CLASS, PUTTY, PAIXTS, OII.S, YAn K IMILS, |> Y E-BTU PUS, HUUNTXO FI.UID, TRUSSES, SUITOUTERS, AND SHOULDER BRACES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c., FINE TOILET SOAKS, FINE IIAIK AND TOOTH UHUSIIES, Pure Win on au l Llquom, For Medicinal Uses, PENS, INK, LETTER PAPER, AND GARDEN SEEDS. PhyNlelaißN’ Pi cNri iptlous care lull) c'uniiHtuiKlcd, stud ull or der* corrcclly uiiNWered. MEDICINES 11-1 It It AXT 1.7) GEN HIT'S E. AND OK TIIK II KS T <1 r ALITY. December 8, 1859.—ICtf MADISON MARBLE YARD. r PHK Subscriber is prepaid to furnish Mnrbh I Work of all kinds, at short notice, made ot the best materials Italian and Vermont Marble 1 have traveling agents. All contracts will b attended to in person, and satisfaction given. 1 claim to do as good work and as much of it fui the same money, as any establishment in th< ointe; 111 proof of which let those who wan: Marble work of any kind enquire my prices. I have on hand a lot of .Monuments ;—some ven fine ones for children, all of which l will sel low. Any information with designs and price for marble work w ill be furnished. Address bi letter, A. ATKINSON. * Madison. Ga., Sept. 26, 1853 6-ts Well Cleaning and Chimney BUILDING!! IMIE undersigned would inform his friends . and the public that he is now prepared to clean out wells and build chimneys, on the most accommodating terms. Address JAMES H. BRUCE, Aug. 2,1860,47,1 y Paoli, Madison Cos., Ga. NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the undersigned are requested to come forward immediately and settle their accounts, or they will be sued. a. 1 wish to collect, as soou as possible, all the debts due tue. JASPER KINNKBREW. Aug. 2, 1860,47,tf AUGUSTA CARDS. *258. miY 2P°ds. 258. KEAN & CLARKE, AUGUSTA, GA. . ---------- if anv u. ENTIRELY NEW ST*™"*,, Coll m. 4 Emmlm bofer. Furohaciag , Oar stock comprises all the beauties and novel--, tics of DRESS dOOPS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, MANTILLAS, Ac. Also a general assortment of “if!! AnS FANCY ARTICLES All of which we are offering upon the most ac commodating terms. An Examination will Satisfy. Respectfully. Ac. KE.4X A CLARK. Ap 5 32. PIANOS. BOOKS AND MUSIC. THE subscribers would respectfully inform the citirens of Elbert and adjoining counties that they have now on hand and arc constantly receiving>*periorf PIANO-FORTES, Frem tlip celebrated manufactories *f Its,,en. Itarwn &. Cos.. Ilayrlton & liros.. tiorlilx-lrr is Schmidt. and A. 11. Bair & Cos., Sr l'oik. Fur whom they are SOLE AGENTS, and which, I ! lor fonch, ton-, sweetness and durability, cannot I be surpassed. Even instrument warranted in j every rvsnect. Also a fine assortment of PRINCE'S MELUDEONS, GUITARS. VIOLINS. ACCORDEOSS, 1 fixtes, VIOLIN ANO GfIT.VR STRINGS, And all kinds of Mn-ical Merchandise. A large stock of B(K)KS AND STATIONERY always on hand, which will be sold on reasona ble terms, at GEO. A. OITE* Ik BRO.'S. MO, liroad stmt, Augusta, G. * 11 RERTON ( YRDS, kC. i I RKRTON CARRIAGE FACTORY. P. S. F. K S. P. BRUCE, CARRIAGES & BUGGIES OF all kinds made to order. Also every de scription of it IT r* A i it i N G, iu our line of business done with Xenfne** ami DDpatrli ! t*x>. Building south-side Court House. Elberton, Aug. 6, 1859. THE S. 11. OGLESBY GIN, ; MAXUFACTURE D A T ELIIERTOV, GA. FROM the satisfaction the above named GINS has given, we believe it only necessary to say to the planters that these gins themselves are a sufficient recommendation. But not being able heretofore to Jill all orders, we take this method of acquainting the planters that we are prepared, with every facility, to fill all orders, and furnish them with the BEST GINS manu factured. and at the customary price, i Our Gins are all warranted. RflUllrlllK well done, and at short notice. Order* thankfully received und promptly filled. We could offer hosts of certificates, but the Gins have gained that public favor and notoriety we forbear adding anything more to their repu tation. All new Gins delivered at tue planter’s resi dence or depot. Address, S. 11. OGLESBY, Aug. 25, 1859. Elberton, Ga. UNITED STATES HOTEL ELBERTON, GA. rpilE ABOVE HOTEL HAS JUST BEEN A put in thorough repair, and elegantly re furnished for the accommodation of the public. , The wants of in tliw particular, is intended to b fully’ satisfied. The utmost exertions will be made to please all who may give it a call. The long experience of the Pro prietor will enable him to anticipate the wishes of his customers. The most attentive servants always in attendance, and everything done to make his guests comfortable. M F. ARNOLD. * # * All regular boarders will be required to pay monthly for board. No books will be kept, and no charges made. M. F. A. December 22, 1859.— 1 8tf ALL persons are hereby notified that the firm of Prather & Olbon, heretofore ex isting in the town of Elberton. for the purpose of carrying on the Tailoring business in said town, is dissolved this day by mutual consent. The books of account of said firm for the years 1858, uid 1859, are in the hands of Amos L. Vail, who ilone is authorized to collect and receipt for the same. All persons indebted to said firm, are requested to call on said Vail, and make imme diate payment. W. C. PRATHER, CHARLES G. OLBON. November 10, 1859. 12 ts NOTICE. A LL PERSONS AUK HEREBY WARNED against trading for a note given by me, {livable to Allen 11. Daniel, or bearer, for ninety • ollnrs, dated either the 9th or loth of Novcin *er, 1853. The consideration of said note having ailed. J. JR. PERRYMAN. November 24, 1859.—14tf G. P. WOOD, tlahcr atul Dealer In Harness. \A “ ILL be pleased to furnish the public with ▼ ▼ good, substantial, and fine Harness, Ac. Repairing of every discretion done neatly, cheap ly, and promptly. Elberton, Aug. 6. 1859. MAKING AND REPAIRING HARNESS AND SADDLES, P. J. SHANNON HAS REMOVED INTO HIS SEW SIIOI* on the corner opposite Bruce's Carriage and Smith Shop, where he is prepared with the very best materials to furnish HARNESS of a good quality, and fine finish, as can be made any where. Repairing of HARNESS or SADDLES done in the best manner, on the shortest notice, aud the most accommodating terms. A continuance of the liberal patronage here tofore extended to hint, is respectfully solicited. Elberton. Jan. 5. 1860.—19 ts ELBERTON WATCH AND CLOCK . AND J E WELRY STORE A LL persons wish- IX. ing to nurch.se —r-NssslACY-..A. „ T wfWWew -0 1 istols, Fork*. -■ J ; - Lt* articles in in, # ‘. . ‘ ,e, vll do well to Jo ; pSall atd look before ‘SS ‘ "IT. j ‘ pure Las ingclse where. Q * i will sell as low as anv person ean afford to sell the same quality of Goods. Also, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac , repaired on sk&r* orAer. for cash onlr. JOHN M. BROWN, —"-/vrton, •Atrg&st 8, 1859.- ) tlvv. SOMETHING NEW it THE SI BSCRIBF.R HAVING JHST OPENED anew, fanev, and well assorted stock of CONFECTIONERY, In the town of Elberton. fakes this method of \ letting the public know that he will sell at the j lowest prices for cash Call. and satisfaction j shall be given. A. M. COLSON. January 5, *1860.—]9tf. XtlTicK. The note* and accounts of Sander* It Baity will j be found in the hands of James J. Rurch. who 1 J atone is authorised to settle the same. Those owing said firm must make prompt pavment. JOHN R. SANDERS. j I Fy 16—25tf E P. BAII-EV. C. W. FRAZER. BARBER AAD HAIR DRESNER KLBERTON, GA. TT AIR Dressing and XI Sharine. Shan,- qf .-. ‘At I pooing. Ac., done in a style to pie-jsc evert jjPqSgS j one. Long experience warrants me in saying *Aa .-wffß tbat I can giTe gcreralWaMH* WmShS*’® sati-factior I will tee- ]MSf t ? glad to see all lovers ‘ of a wholesome shave. Hair. whisker and mußitacfcf dveiag. done in a safer.or manner. Aog fi. Its','. ! NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! GRAND SCHEME AUGUST, 1860. — duorgia £ittcrf, NI KIIYEY 4 CO., Manugen, ! Authorized by Special Act of the Leg*aioti. 25.828 SORE 37/A .V <3.VJ? PRJZe. TO E VERI rwo r/cKErsrr CAPITAL* PRIZE 800,000. TICKETS ONLY $lO. Halve*- Quarters, Eights, in proportion. fC BE DRAWS EACH SLTIkDAY iaeo. IN TUE CITY OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. CLASS 83. TO BE DRAWN AUGUST 4. ISfiO CLASS 84, TO BE DRAWN AUGUST 11, 1660. CLASS 85, TO BE DRAWN AUGUST 18, iB6O. CLASS 86, TO BE DRAWN AUGUST 26, 1880 JIA GXIFICEXT SCHEME. 1 Prize of GO,OOO ii SOO,OOO 1 “ 20,000 ia 20.000 1 “ 10,000 ia 10.000 1 “ 5,000 is 5,000 1 “ 4,000 ia 4,000 1 “ 3,000 is 3,000 1 “ 2,000 is 2,000 1 “ 1,500 is 1.500 1 “ 1,100 is 1,100 5 “ 1,000 are 5,000 10 “ 500 arc 5,000 2 “ 400 are 800 2 “ 300 are 600 2 “ 200 are 400 50 “ ISO are 7,500 100 “ 100 are 18,000 100 “ 95 are 9,500’ 100 “ 85 are 8,500 Approximation Prizes. 25,528 Prizes, am'g to $360,040 25,828 Prizes, Amt'ng to $336,010 WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH. Certificates of packages will be sold at the following rates, which is the risk ; Certificate of P'kgs of 10 Whole Tickets S6O 00 “ 10 Half “ 30 00 “ 10 Quarter “ 15 00 “ 11 10 Eight “ 7 60 LOOK AT THIS. A Sl*l. i: Mill) oIS X WING ON THE Three Number Plan! hicli takes place every Wednesday and Satur day in 1860. 1 Capital Prize of. $23,000 1 Prize of 4,500 1 Prize of, 4.000 1 Prize of: 3,000 1 Prize of 2.171.20 f 10 Prizes of S7OO are 7.000 J 4” Prizes of 175 are 7,000 50 Prizes of 125 are 6.250 259 Prizes of 80 are 20,720 64 Prizes of. 50 are 3,200 64 Prizes of 30 arc L 920 64 Prizes of 20 are 1.280 • 5,632 Prizes f 10 are 56,320 28,224 Prizes of. 5 are 141120 34,412 Prizes amounting to $281,481.20* Whole Tickets $5. S It aj-<■ h iri Propo x* tion.. ■ n uidt'iiiiß Tickets or Ccrdfi €*H(c*s. —Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will he fqrwardi and by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending iu any figure they may designate. The list of drawn numbers ami prixes-w W-bs— -cut to purchasers immediately after the draw ing All communication ■ strictly confidential. Orders for ti kets or Certificates, by Mail or Express, to be directed to \!. KIN.NKY & i’9.. Savannah, Ga. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. I’im.iDELriii 4. .1 Benevolent Institution established by special Endowment, for the relief of the sick and Dir - - tressed, afflicted with virulent and Epidemic Di - east $ t and especially for the cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs. Medical advice given gratis, by the acting Surgeons, to all who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age occupation, habits of life, etc..) and in cases of’ extreme poverty, medicines furnished free of charge. Valuable reports on Spermatorrhoea,, and oilier diseases of the sexual organs, and on the new remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two or three stamps for postage will bs acceptable. Address Dr. Skillin J. Houghton, Acting Surgeon. Howard A- ociarion, No. 2 South Ninth Street, lTiiladelphia, Ptmu By order of the. Directors. EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President. OKU. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. November 24, 1859.—14 ly LEXINGTON AND ELBERTON STAGE LINE. The bl'uscriuku has the pleasure of saying to the people of Oglethorpe and Elbert, and to the traveling public generally, that he has just put entire fresh, and good horses, and new and elegant coaches on this line ; being determined that this line shall not be inferior for speed and pleasure to any in tho State. The Tost Office Department, after much delay, lias awarded him the contract for carry ing a tri-weekly mail between the above-named places. Only the most careful and accommoda ting drivers will be put in charge of any stage ; and passengers may feel sure of getting through with the utmost despatch ar.i comfort. To all those who have so liberally hereto fore patron ized him. he tenders his thanks. and hopes tide effort to give the people ot Elbcii increased uia’ facilities, will be duly appreciated by them. Leave Lexington Monday, Wednesday, am* Friday, upon arrival of the up train of cars on Athens Branch Railroad, which i.: about 8 o'clock, A. M., and passing b\ Point Peter, Mill stone. and Broad River, arrive at Elberton by 4 I o'clock. P. M., same day. Leave Elberton Tues-. I < j av 7)p>r?day. and Saturday, at about 4 o’clock saraC* places, and arrive at Lex- A. M., passim . * -i- came div, in tim* Depot by 12J e ciov... * v Rail for down train ‘of cars on Atfce*. ruu. , ' onnccHon wi,h this Ace, stages bare- Elberton for Anu<.:?°n* 8. C., every Tuesday and’ Saturday mornings. Fare ttuue dollars ou either line. Stage office in Lexington at my own resi dence ; office in Elberton at James & Gordon’* new Livery Stable. FRANK GRIFFIN NOTICE. ; TAKE THIS .METHOD OF INFORMING 1 1 those indebted to the estate of William A. Swift, deceased, that they /vunVfrc/y come i forward and settle up their indebtedness. If 1 thev do not. the only alternative left us, is in an appeal to the oonrts. Three years have already 1 eiat-scd since the business came into our hands, and we are determined to bring it to a close as 1 soon as possible. JOHN ]|. JONES, t , , ... , w m. mcintosh./ AdminialratofS - December g.*lßs9—l6tf. LEiINGTON HOTEL THE undersigned being the present proprietor of the above hotel in Lexington, Ga., is de sirous of informing the public that it if now open for the reception of regular boarders and the traveling public. Every epdeavo* mst <j e to give the utmost sa tip fact ion to hi* customers. He Lope* by unceasing **^ n tion to his business ito taerit the pc* f ~ r --irp Uvot , p . GAVfD S PIT LLPS P —ln connection w ith t! n,, i a 1 I-rvtrj Stable will be kept r.. j, J! n\ ‘ r °~ i areoammdMe all who m/ dc .ikL * ‘ U th-ar restkonreyaarM H v e p.