About Tri-weekly Sumter Republican. (Americus, Ga.) 1865-1867 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1867)
Tri-Weekly Republican, NUbS-DAY, JANUARY 09, 1367. Wood Wanted. ' Fifteen or twenty cords of Fire Wood wanted in exchange for the Republican. — Parties desiring to make this trade are re quested to call soon. One cord of good wood will pay for the weekly one year. Jan. O-ts. Notice Tuts —Exccntois and Adminis trators are rtquired now, by law, to state in their advertisement of sales, the terms ol the sale. Sheriffs must advertise 40, instead of 110 days, as formerly. Thanks. —Wc arc under many ohlg.itions to our cotemporaiies for their man y kind no tices of us, lately. We make t tir best bow to you gentlemen, and ahull endeavor to so continue conducting the Republican, as to merit your commend at ion. Draw on us, gentleman, one and all, at sigU-. Removal. —Dr. Eldridok bus removed Ills stock T>( Drugs and Medicines to the South end of thot.ew Hotel, where lie will life pleased to wait on all who may desire anything in his line. Wo invite attention t i his advertisment in to-day's paper. Citv Improvement!!. —The block of brick stores, both the LoVi.ess tied Hotel building, now being finished, present a most beautiful and imposing'front, and would be onuintuts to any city in the country. Wo hope that tliose splendid structures may long stand, as monuments to the genius of the architects, and a source of wealth to the euterpr.sing juw! public spirited owners. Wc arc pleased to learn that the Hotel ••will be completed in the course of six weeks, and will be opened for the reception of the public, by the first o( April. Up at Last.—lt gives us great pleasure to announce that the clock, which was purchas ed by the citizens of this place about eight years ago, has at last been put up. Last Saturday, wc heard its clear notes for the first time, and it made, ns f el glad indeed.— This is a now epoch in the histo-y of Amer icus;and will certainly be a great conveni ence to our citizens- The cupola presents a very handsome appearance, and addt greatly To the looks of the building. We have m> doubt many midnight thanks, hereafter, will Ire given try our citizens, who, lyingsnug and warm in bed,dislike to got up am 1 strike a liglr tto learn the hour. The clock is pro nounced to be one of the best in tire country. In connection with the clock is a very tine boil, weighing over six hundred pouri's, to be used as an alarm bell in case of lire. WcVpc that the City Uiuecil will employ some competent and faithful person To keep the elo -k in running order. This duty mu-t devolve npor. some particular person, for without it, the clock will be of no avail. Who says now, Amei icus is not a city, coir taming as it (toes, a population of over five thousand and a city dock. Hurra for Ameri cas, say wc I The 'Weather —Yesleiday was very pleasant. The ladies were out and blooming like roses fresh from a ‘-bud bouse.” They ■were out in full force. It w s a clear day, su.d very much after the fashion of Spring, only we didn't hear the birds sing, nor see the 'flowers blooming. Wc were almost tempted to tli row aside pen, paste and scis. sore, and take a seat at the window,and look at the ladies as they pass; (l in their glorious mrnphernulia of dry goods, millinery, and all else That makes woman look attractive We love to look at the pretty manufactures, but not quite so much as the young gentle men in the office, who cannot refrain from looking at the dear little creatures, as they pass by. It ain't worth while for the tempt ing creatures to be passing this way. for we’ll inform them that all the fine looking gentle men in this concern, have already been caught, and it's too late f r any other to try to get them to bite, they wont do it. It is too late, yes, entirely; you should have thrown on*, your nets before. Poor things, we are sorry foryou ! But you must wait until some o 1 them become widowers, and then they’ll take your case into consideration, provided you are not tco old, nor have more ilntu two teeth! Carri’.ge Establishment.— We call the attention of all desiring either a carriage, wagon or buggy, to the advertisement ol Win. Sirri.nh. Now is the time to make purchases. The vehicles put up at this estab lishment are of the very best'andsubstantial. Oapt. Sirrin'll has luid j a long experience in the business, and his work is of the most approved kind. lie is offering his work now on the most favorable terms. He is prepar ed to build any kind of a vehicle to order, repair or refit vehicles, and those em ploying him may rest assured that they will get as good a job as can be had at the South. Call on him at once and see how cheaply' neatly and. securely, ho can dress anything that runs on wheels. 11 is wood work is not surpassed by any, and the ironing will he made to compare at rates suited to the su perior quality of his work and the hard limes. Besides vehicles, die has always on hand a lot of harm ss, made up in the most sub stantial and beautiful styles. Oapt. Sirr’ne is one of the most enterprising gentlemen*!-) this entire section of country, and should receive liberal encouragement in all l.is un dertakings. lie labors in such a manner as to prove a benefactor to his fellow man- His establishment is a very great accommo dation to the people and slionid.be pioperly appreciated. Fire in LaGrange.—Afire occurred at LnGfange, on the night of the 2 lib, destroy ing half the town. The principal business were destroyed. Sorry to hear it. Our Schools. | Fcri.ow Masonic Female College.— YV e are pleased to learn, from the President of this Institution, that the Spring term bpento with very flattering prospects. The number of pupils in actual attendance at this timc> in about 150. The Institution is presided over by W.u. A. Wilson, a gentleman who has made teaching his profession all his life. He is assisted by a full corps of able and ex. perienced teachers ; young ladies desiring to complete their education, will find the ad vantages of tliis institution equal to any in the State. Male Agademv.— Wc are informed by Mr. Dodo, one of the principals of this acad emy, that the school is daily increasing in numbers and interest. So far, the num ber of stud nts is small, compared with the large number of boys in the place. We tear that par eats these days, are neglecting, too much, the education of their sons. This should not be the case. If there ever was n time, when the youth of the land should lie educated, the present is the mo t propitious. Send your boys to school, and keep them from loafing about the streets, and they will make men and become ormmrents to socie ty and u bit-s ing and comfort to tliiir pa rents. By (ill means, patronize your own schools, and don’t send your children abroad. We have as good.tcachers here as any where, else. Messrs. Dodd & Hudson, of llie Male Academy, rank among the best. Rock Hill Acabkjiv. —Drs. Randall A Stanford opened a school for girls and boys yes'erday, under very auspicious circumstan ces. The Senior of the seho >1 has been a teacher for the past years, and is perfectly at home in a school room. The modesty o! Dr. Stanford prevents him fr m passing for what lie is really worth.—■ He is certainly one of the last scholars in tlte place. We hope these gentlemen will receive a large accession to their school.— Truly may they he styled “ veteran teach. Cl’S. There are other schools in the place which wc wou’d gladly notice but have no opportu nity of learning any tiring in reference to them. We mny have occasion to speak of them hereafter. We would urge upon our citizens, the im portance of .sending their children to school- There arc enough children in Americas to id all our schools, if parents would scnd.tlicm. No better legacy could be. left a child, a good education. In the language of tmWii. nent statesman, “show me the churches and schools in a community, will show you "an intelligent and a ous people.” A Hard Hit.—We clip, the following from the Albany Patriot of the 2lith inst.— Come friend Sweet give brother Christian a showing at his little town. Whnt'if he can count the inhabitants from Lis office, you should not be so severe on him. lie is a clever fellow, and if by taking the census (and liis town, it can be made to show it lias* a population of two hundred, let him do So. It wont hurt any body, and will and > friend Christian a right smart of good. He might get a foreign advertisement by the showing. So go ahead brother, and take your census, regardless of friend Sweet. The Census.— The Dawson Journal sug gests to tlio “city I ’ups,” ol that flourishing town, that it would lie valuable information for the future liistori m to know exactly the' number of whites and -'pus-sons of cti.ler.” in . that locality. Why go to this expense, fi iced Christian ? Why uoijfstand Jin your office door and count Hitnt ?—could be easily done, couldn't it ? PA Cotemporary says: ‘-There is a man up in om-Comity who a'ways pays (ol ios paper in advance. Ilehas never had a sick day in his life; nevir had any corns or toothache; his potatoes never rot; the wea ve] never cats his wheat; the host nenr kills his corn or beans ; Ins babies never cry in the night; and li is wife never scolds. And a man who borrowed a paper, h- can c he was too stingy to pay only two dollars a year fi r it, was sick all his life with the gout ; lie suffered excnitiating pain from corns; had all his teeth kicked out by a mule; his po' tatoes all retted ; the weevel ateall his wheat; frost killed every year of liisoorn ; the hogs ate till his beans ; Ids babies forever cry; Ills horses die wi'h the grubs; the dogs kil - e 1 al 1 his sheep ; his hogs never fatten and his mules all went blind. Look out, new.-paper borrowers! Good for Missouri.— About the first of November last a letter came to the post office at Rome, in this State, directed to “Bill Aip I The original Bill—notagreen back—opened Die letter and found that the ladict of Clay county, Missouri, (God bless them) itad raised cU.nOO for the benefit of needy families of Confederate soldiers.— Major Smith promptly answered the letter, suggesting that they should send the money to Gov. Jenkins. The ladies replied by sending a check- for tlie amount to the credit ofC. 11. Smith, asking ldm to expend the money “for the relief of disabled Confederate soldiers, and the widows and orphans of such.” “Bill Arp” lias therefore underta ken this charge, and will distribute the money between the counties of Floyd, Polk-) Chattooga, Bartow and Gordon, giving §3OO to each. Typographical Union—We.havc received the annual Circular of the Macon Typo graphical Union for the present year, and find the craft in a flourishing condition. Sue cess to the Union, and death to rats! Death of Hon. T. 11. Tkipfe.—' The Car. tcrsvillc Express announces the death of lion. Turner If. Tripi-e. He died sudden ly, it is believed of apoplexy, at his resi dence a few miles from Oassvjlle, on the 20th inst. lie complained a short time before his death of.weakness and faiittncss, but nev er spoke after, lie was seized by the fatal shock— expired immediately pr'if Our cotmrmnily participated in rn- I flier a remarkable ceremony o» Wedmsday ] evening—the b-.ti iul of a mini and his wife in the same grave. Our lei .otv citizen, Mr. John Landrum and his.wife died on the day previously within live hours of each other. — Much things muy..mol do.tuko- place in ease of epidemics, but tire very rare in their ab sence, as in this instance. At one fell swoop tne angel of death harvested the united heads of a family, leaving one .‘■on, "the lone i’ciuu of liis lather’s house.” This heavy bereave ment lias fallen with peculiar solemnity on the community, and elicited much sympathy for the only surviving member ol the house hold. May this heavy sorrow be brightened by the merciful hand that inur-sul it.— Cuth* oert Appeal ‘’lath ml. To Cure a Bai.’cv- JLirsk—--Take ldm out of the vehicle- -h'trh lout to hi - ow;i tail and drive him round a: and ,r..m ,1 u ill h-- is dizzy,' then atu-eii him t, the vebi.-le arum, and. being ('r-ok, l,c has Img-au-a hi' voidr-ri ness, an ;\v ir! s- il l l ;. .v. '1 Li* is s.-i (1 to he a sum - run-, :;:.(!. a*. U-. si, s i m- ; ,km i -U‘ - mb. .“““ Outlie ;.7 Li ■, tv L- 1! v <>-nigo H Ceit, ])--. i.. W A NO: l W-. 'll' Mil-soil, to Mrs. Mauv K. I-vMA.it, es Am-riros, (ia. CfriVe <■ nruuui t- our brother if Hie quill, in tints winning tile heart and hand of s» aceoniplisbed a lady, arid wish him much j y. The partied will accept our (bunks for a portion of cake an ! wiue. Long may they live - O O iv£ MBRCIAL, Aiiioiioaa Market. Americas, January 28. COTTON. —No materia! change in market since ou-r last, repost- on ir.it r (ay Stock high I, n lid •coiisc quen ly but little done. Wc quote 25 cents as the best that can be had for middling. Macon Cotton Market. Macon, Jan. 2G.—There were sale; of Mid dling Cottons to-day at 2UA- cenis-but- noth ing like an average day's sales. The unfav orable dispatches from New \ ork still con tinue to have a depressing ii.liueiice on oiti ; market. PURLOW Masonic Female College, AMiaiTCUS, G KOUGTA. r nilK ISXKKCISES of this Institution will horn. 1, Mir-ctl on th • GUST MON UA Vin January, 1307 wuli the lullowing IJuurtl of Instruction: AV.M. A. WILSON, A. M., I'ies’t an l l»rof. of English hit raturo and Alulhcmatics, WM. J. P.vtTKltsON, I'ref. o' Natural Sciences. N. A. McNULTY, l'ruf. o! Languages, t. \V. I'JIIIJ.M AN, l'ruf of iY u-iic. .MnibTOWX'Sl.Ky. ) NA N X 1 1) STEPIIEXS. V Preparatory Deparbit /»BAUSLS AYOUCK, I QoTi' US OK TUITION, PER SESSION OF 5 MONTHS Literary Department;, S3O 00 Preparatory Department, ‘i-'< 00 Vol. 5 I'fl Incidental Expenses, 3 00 Use of liistiUiuunt for practicing, 3 00 Board can ho had in the families of the Professors, or in other gt»od famili-s, at from *is t.» #’2o perhn nth. exclusive of Witshirtg and li-.dits. l-'or further luforuia tion, ad.l l ess any member of the Faculty, dec 15 ts W. A. \\ ILSO.V, l’r s*t. 10,000 lbs. Green and Dry Hides ANTED. Apply at tlio “ I lard ware. \ V Store.” Highest price paid in Cash, jan 17 ts ' \V . L. \VA DS \V 011 Tli . G ard ei l Se e cl. T A HUE lul j'lot recvivul at the IJ. iijjt st.»rt Jj of 11. 0. U.ULbY, J m. 12. ts. DOUBLE YOUR CROPS. USE UKID'S SCPKR-IMIOsPIIATE. M;e ufac ttircd from ground bimes. A pennanetit fertili zei. K. J. KLDUIDGE, d'C 22 ts Agent. Tliir'ty GCOD CARPENTERS ft AN find oirplovnu-nl. al "ond prices hy up 0 p!vina to ' C. M VV i 1 EATI.I- Y,' j ui Ul Du Anieiicns. On. Dili MUm sillMiTi 'W'^X.IsrTEID. rrITK undersigned will give the highest price ! I’or old t.lohi or Sil\ e.i-phit e, such as old Dent al plates or Watch cases, Spoons or any other kind of old gold or silver. I will do Watch or Jewelry Repairing in ox clmn go., or par tlie-money, liov *7 3m. ' JAMES NOMLD. ./Vcadei n.ical. Big. Randall & Stanford Veteran Teachers, HWK united to cst il lis!) just such a School in too city of Aniericus »n the wants < f the c -mmunity may rejuirc. They im'tiu a Select Seho l ior the re ct p: i'ii of Girls as well as Boys. Their- discipline will lac mil l, but firm ; and pmenfs and gu rdia s miiv itm ns.-ure.l that while miren.itted aTteotmii w ill he paid tu the mental Til' ini no of tie) pupi Is comuiit ted to then e ire, no less attention will bo paid to their moral cun- TUBE. They reepecUu’h solic't a liberal slnro of puliHw pat' Oiiage, and hope tln-ir fi iecd.s will take due imti t ' and gov rn themselves acoji'ding y. gcliool will opm. 14tii of January. The year will be divided i to four Quv.rt* rs of TANARUS“.. Weeks ea“h, and no student will he leeciv.-d fur a Slmrter period tlim a quarter But any may withdraw at tin end of any quarter, if toey see pr per to do-so, provided, they arc nut i:i ..nears fjr Tuition. RATES OF TUITION, IN ADVANCE: S]vdl!ng:, Holding, Writing, Arithmetic English ilnimiiur. lioography, Ueclamatio'i, t.'omp tion and Algebra, to Equations, pr. quarter, $lO OC Any other Eng ish branches or Classics, 12 5C No deduction for lost time, except in pre- DENTISTRY . 1 iS. It. Iv OBIiE, takes pleasure in announce J) ing to the cit izons of Sumter and adjoin ing counties, as well as to the public at large, that lie has secured £a suit of GOOD KOOMs Ur ST A IKS IN THE Speer & Hoolcs’ Building. on the corner known as Granherry’s old stand, which he lias fitted up with NK W FUK NITUK F, and NEWLY IIKNISHIH) with everythhing belonging to his profession, in the way of DKNTAL INSTRUMENTS of la test linprovenicnts. J-Tis stock of TKFTII, FOIT/, and indeed, all other material, are of the best manufacture, lie has unsuccessful operation the riITHOUSOXIDE GENERATOR, Avit.h which he manufactures ptirc XITIIOUS OX.IDK GAS, as pleasant to breathe as the air, and safer to use than any other anuestliot ic known. He keeps always on hand a plen tiful and good stock of tins gas, with the use of which lie extracts teeth without pain. As he has had twelve years experience in the practice of DENTISTRY, and keeps up with all the late improvements in his profession, he feels confident of giving entire satisfac tion Lo all who may favor him with their pat lle takcs this method to return thanks to all former patrons fort heir liberal patronage; at the same, t ime solicits a continuance of the same. K. NOBLE. Nov. 27-jm. - MULES! i t rgAHE subscribers liavo just returned from i Kentucky with a lot of the Finest mules ever brought to this pac. They are young’ and likely. Persons wishing to i-n’chnse ' would do well to call early, ns we shall re-, main iu Americas but a f.-w days. OfiEUTT & CLAY. : Jan. 26 51* I Now is the Time ! WPi AHE ROW lIECEIVISG A LUBE LOT OF him m fusils, AND ARK :>[ A X U F A C T U 1! I N G Buggies and Harness, which, for the next 30 Days, wc will soil at greatly Seduced Prices i Call and See. W. 13. 2 KRSXF.. j ' -'- u Dissolution If otic 8. THAI IE Co-pavl net-ship licrotofore existing umici- (in- name ui-.-l tinu ot iA t 1.011, i-'i-ILUKK * ( ()., was dissolved by mutual eons, lit, on the dill ins!., by 8 K. luyloi" vvilhdrawing fVoni (lie firm. Tne business in future will be transacted under (lie style of l- KbUKK .t 80N. 'I he books of Die old linn are in Die hands of Felder & Foil lor coliec - : ion. S. K. TAYLOR, (> W. FELDER, J. 15. FELDEII. Copartnership Motice. T'ilH undersigned have associnteil tli cm selves in business under ibc st lo ami name of FEEDER vN SON, and will continue lhe business at the same stand ot tlio old firm. All parties indebted to the late firm es Tayh.i. Wilder «S: Cos., are requested to call and settle without delay. C. W. FELDER, ja n 22 1 m J . 13. VLLD lb l . UISSOLUI ION. TIE o.ipui tnoisbip lieri-tofnro cxistirg under tl-e inline of Emith Rail i Cos., i-dissedv ,.,| by Uni withdrawal of Mr Hull from Die firm The business of tlio old linn ((ill be closed by the run doing pn-tner*. I! W. SMITH. ,10'IMK. HALL, J. U. 15 kILEY. N. I? - The i.usiness will r-till I"- conDnuctl at the cid stand, where we will begad to wait un ou. f.ictids at all times. H. VV BMTTH, Jun„l9 lni° J. 11. BAILEY. DISSOLUTION. THE firm (f \V L WAD:-.IVOR PH & DO L Has this duv been dissolved by mu'ual consent Tlie old lui iness will bo ictDed tqi by W L Wadsiv .rlh at the old stand gU” All persons ind.-bted to i lie late ft-in will ideasc call and s.-lt'e without deluv. W L WADSWORTH, jm 17 ts JAM; S W H-HlliH. City ' FOR SALS. TiriF. subscriber - IT-rs for sale, his d-sirable {. place, situat' don Church Street, conve nient to ill y pai t (f the bu- ness portion of lie city, ihe house is a _ comfort able one, containing seven rooms, besides a dining to an • mil conk room : and five fire places. The e is on the premises, a g -nd smoke h< use, two out, houses, suitable f,.r servants, a bathing loan, two Stabh-S, cat tinge house, anixeet lent garden and well of water. . Anv one Wishing to piix-htise a desirable id ce'in the city, will do well to call on me at art em-'v dty, as I tun dotoimined to sell. .Tin. 19 3m B J HEAD. MOSES ASD THE PROPHETS, &C. rim best axd c/wa prst ecbscrip- TIOXBOOK OF THE AGE! Applicable to all Reasons, All Classes, and Ages! A BEAUTIFUL 8 vo. vol. of over GOO iliitslrated by 18 fine Steed Engraving-, mid Map of the Ancient world. Substantial ly bound,and tube delivered to subscribers on fy at Die uncommonly low price of 84, paya ble on delivery. The above work i-- especial ly adapted as anew year's or birth-dav present, a bridal gilt, or Christian father’s present to his child', on. It is sold to sub scribers only, and by duly appointed agent all over the .South. The subscriber is sole Agent for Sumter comity, lie hopes iu a short time to call on the professional gentle men of the city and county, and on Die heads of.ianiilies generally, to allow them an op portunity of examining the woik for thcni sel vcs. jan 22 ts Rev. J. 8, FORD, Ag’t. School ISTotice. rI'Ml IS School was opened at SumterviUe, on Monday, January 7th,- 18G7. Tlio scholas«jc year will consist, of forty weeks, and will be divided into two terms, the first commencing cu Monday, January 7th, and ending on Friday, August the 2d. The second tom commences on Monday, Sfptcmb' r 2d, and ending on Friday, Nov. Bth. The following will be the rates of Tuition, per term: Spelling, Heading and Writing, Ist. Term, 50; 2d Term,'sl 50. Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography, or either of these Studies, Ist Term, ip’2l 00; 2d Term, $7 00. Philosophy, Chemistry. History, English composition and the higher Mathematics, either or all, Ist Term. s2ioo, 2d Term. 88. Latin and Greel:, either or both, 00 ; 2d Term*, $lO 00 Payment will bs required nt the end of each term, in specie or its equivalent. Each scholar will be charged from the ime of entering the school, until the end < f the term. No deduction will be made, from the regular rates of tuition, except, incases of protracted illness W. 11. GREEN. ) J. D. GREENE >Trustees, jau 221 m T G. Bit VAN, J During tlip ]mst Summer, when many of our Planters were without money, we furnished them supplies on a CREDIT, with r. promise from them, that we siu uM be pai<l from (lie proceeds of their Cot ! ton. to be sold as soon as it could be pi e pared for market, let the | vice be what it would Some complied wi h their con tract according to terms; others paid af. ter awhile, and MANY have not paid at ALL. ffc sold them Goods at CASH prices, and now need the money ami can not get it. We must change our plan of business. The credit system, imi/ make other merchants rich. We know from ex peri ence that it will ruin LS if continued. From this date OURS is a To those who paid us promptly, we may ag.»in exjend credit, under SPECIAL CONTRACT. I •Ml accounts, not made unacr special contract will 1 c considered due at tin: ex piration of each mouth and collected ac cordingly. G rocerie s are strictly CASH, and will not be sold on time. We are thankful to the public for its patronage, especial’v are we grateful to those win) nave both patronised and PAID US. We shall keep a good assortment and | will make it to the interest of purchasers !,t o trade with us at CASH prices. | FURLOW & BEO. Americas, January 22 ts j Savannah, (la. | New York. HILTON & RAIN DELL Wholesale Grocers and Dealers in Groceries, Flflll, SIS, LIUS, «. 103 Bay Street, Stivan nab, Georgia. INVITE tlic attention of dealers to their L large and complete stock of (i r o f e r ics and Liquors purchased expressly for the Southern mar ket: which t hey are prepared to offer at the low est market rates. ttfw . Agents forthe celebrated “ Star Whis ky,” Hazard’s Gunpowder, in kegs, 1-2 kegs and 1-1 kegs and eases. nov 27 ts. Thos. J. Flint, WHOLESALE AND BET AIL DEALER IX lIMJLiSSSffIIIHMMS, HOUSE FUKHISBING GOODS, Mulberry St., Opposite Lanier House. Macon , ------ Gevrgia. KEEPS constantly on hand, Glassware of every description, House-Furnishing Goods, Bed Room Setts, Dining Setts,Polished Stone-Wave, Willow-Wave, Toilet Sells, Fancy Art ides, Traveling Cases, Shaving Mugs, Ta ble Cutlery, Buckets and Brooms, Dusters, of every description, Candy Jars, Lamps and ( ocianuts, Bar Bottles, Decanters, Ac. nov 17 3m Marriage and Celibacy, And the happiness of teuemhn- HOOD. An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the Physiological Errors, Diseases which create imp* uimcnls to Marriage, with sure means of Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Atldr- ss SKILL IN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. jan 22-ts i Louisville Advertisements. j EDWARD WILDER’S F-A-IvTOXTS Stomach Bitters. EAD TIIE FOLLO WI N G lloffie Evidence of its medicinal virtue, and try it in your own family circle: Mr. Edward Wilder, City : Dear Sir: I have examined your Stomach | Bitters carefully, and found it what you rep i resent it to be. The high order which the j ingredients going into it. take in the Materia | Medina, as Well as the most happy propor- I honed combination of substances, make I} our Bitters far superior to any similar prep aration in the country. The fact that you use only the purest Bourbon Whiskey must necessarily recommend your Bitters in anoth er point, especially as far as wholesome— ness ahd palatabi ity are taken into consider ation. I was well pleased to see in your es tablishment the process of manufacturing your Bitters carried on by way of displace ment, which not only gives you better pro duct tut also recommends iisclf by clearer operation. EMIL SCHEFFER, Apothecary and Chemist. Louisville, Sept. 20, 1801. Air. Edward Vfilder, City: Dear Sir: My wife and child have been suffering for several months from indigestion. My wife s. eing your adverti-ernent, request pel me to bring her a bottle of your Stomach Bitters, which I did: and on her using one bottle, I am more than happy to state that my child, now four months old. who has not had a voluntary action since its birth, is en tirely restored, and my wife is enjoying the best of health, and is now wholly unwilling to be without a bottle of your bitters in the house, as she says it is the most strengthen ing and apetizing tonic that can be used, and that no house ought to be without it.; and I feel it due to the public to make known tlie wonderful good it has performed in my house hold, and most heartily recommend its use in every family. I remain yours, respect full v. T. M. SWANN, Os Craig, Truman & Cos., 218 Main St. Louisville, Oct. 20, 1800. Rock Haven. Meade Co-., Ky., I October 24, 1800. J Mr. Edward Wilder, Louisville, Ky.; Dear Sit*: I take pleasure in saying that I was suffering from Ague and Fever or Chills and Fever for several months, when 1 was ad vised by a friend to try your famous Stomach Bitters, and after using two bottles lam entirely restored. It not only imparts new vigor, but it is truly the best strength ening arid appetizing tonic, at the same time pleasant to the taste. I have ever known used or offered to (lie public, and I would say to all tho«e similarly afflicted that, if they would be cured and have the disease thor oughly eradicated from the system, to use your Bitters, and be convinced of their won derful medicinal power and virtue. I remain yours, re pectfully, r. P. NEYITT. Locisville, Ky., Oct 12, 18GG. To E. Wilder, Esq., City: I was a good deal afflicted with Indigestion and occasional attacks of Dyspepsia, I was advised to use your Bitters. 1 scarcely used one bottle when I felt relief, and from the use of the Bitters, though nearly sixty-seven years of ago, feel the same energy ar.d vi vacity and cheerful spirits of a boy of twen ty-five. Your Bitters are a pleasant tonic and cordial, and, as they are prepared with pure ingredients and good old Bourbon Whiskey, I can safely indorse their use to all afflicted as I wasi l would say to such persons, Keep your mind easy, your bowels open, your head cool, your feet warm, and use Wilder’s Bitters, and never mind the Doctor. Respectfully, J. C. BUCKLES.. “ Old Reliable” Ag’tEric It. it. IT WILL CURE iiisi'EPsi.i, ura comm. And all species es liiiiigestioH, Intermittent Fever, and Fever and Ague, And all periodical disorders. It will give immediate relief in COLIC AND FLUX. It will cure Cosfivencss. It is a mild and delight ful invigorant for delicate Females. It is a safe Anti-Bilious Alterative and Tonic for family purposes. It is a powerful recu pernnt after the frame has been debilitated and reduced by sickness. It. is an excellent appetizer as well as strengthener of the di» gestive forces. It is desirable alike as a corrective and mild cathartic It is being duly used and preset ibed by all physicians, as (lie formula will be bunded to any regu lar graduate. EDWARD WILDER, Sole Proprietor. EDWARD WILDER & 10., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 215 (Marble Front) Main Street, I/JCISVLLB, icy- For sale by Dr. E. J. Eldiidge, 11. C, Bail, ey, Sinnnona <# Moulder, Home & Cos, jan 5Jy. Macon A«tvcrlisemcft%, moticE > to tub . TRA DE. Yyfi IlAVft JUST RECEIVED. AND I t ABE offering to the ..jit ,TRADE FOR CASH, °R, : An:r..vcd Paper on Short Time !*|| TUB FOLLOWING ~r GROCERIES: GO bales Gunny Cloth* 100 coils llopc, -*" 10,000 lbs. Arrow Tie, • i 200 boxes Soap—assorted. 400 boxes Tobacco—all grades, a 50 cases assorted Liquors, •'vl-SBh 40 bbis. Whisky, ' To cases Cove Oysters-*-! and 2 lbs, 40 boxes Starchy lot) boxes llaisins and wholes, ‘ 200 kegs Nails—assorted Nos., 200 BOXES CANDY, PLAIN AND FANCY. , ' ' 25 boxes Macon Candy, 25 bales Oinaburgs, 20 bales Macon Wheeling, 75 bags Rio Coffee, .. 1.000 Una Mnccnboy Snuff, in jar*, 100 Jo/.. Bottles do,. i 150 setts Knives and Forks. Large Assortment Pocket Cutlery 200.000 G. I). Caps, 40,000 Ely’s “ 40,000 Cox's “ 100 casks Pickles—qfs. half gnl. & gal. J 100 gross Parlor Matches, -1 25 eases Sardines. , rt-'p 75 Barrels Sugar, A. B. C. Crushed and Powdered, "j ICO dozen Cotton Cards, A j 45 dozen Axes—assorted brands, ■ 500 pair Trace Chains—o, 64 & 7 feet 300 dozen Hoes—assorted brands, 3,000 feet Rubber Belting—2 to 22 in. 20 btls. Blue Fish, * 500 bbls. Mackerel—Nos. I, 2 & 3, 40 half bids - Mackerel—No. 1,2. and 3. PK) Uiis Mackerel—No. 1,2, and 3, 1 (JO I;vgs Sodsi, —;- v j 100 boxes “ 50 kegs Powder, 500 bags Shot, 50 doz. Mustard. 50 Dozen Yeast Powders. 10.000 Cigars—all grades, 150 boxes Cream and Kng lish Dairy, 10 casks Potash, 100 cases Potash, M 100 HALF BBLS. AND BOXES Soda, Butter and Oyster Crackers, 100 bbls Pink Eye and Mercer Potatoes 40 bbls- Onions—white and red* 50 cases Drake’s Bitters, 50 doz. Selves, 'A 50 doz. Brooms, ~ 3,000 lbs. Lead, , ' 1 10 kegs Saltpetre, . ri>’K—gvai't and ground, ■ PEL’PEU—grain and ground, GlNGEß—race and ground —■ STOOJEC. 1 —of — y >|S9 COMPLETE. .« J. B. ROSS & SON - 1 Would announce to the a WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY, That I heir Stock of Dry Goods ig now com- . 'i I'letc, comprising a great variety of DRESS GOODS, such as DeLaines, of all graflcSc- .'j? Scotch PI lids, in Pail de Cbevers, and all , Wool Poplins, Plain Poplins, Empress Cloth,-. . Shcupyard'a P aid . Melanges, and all Class f Dress .Goods, Bleiw.iet 1 Goods, Brown (.• ods, Liase.vs, Ulinseys, , ; ;- Jcaus, Kctscys and Satinets, Yankee Clothiug, ILits, Caps, Boots and Shoes., %'M Thi. department is on onr Second Floor. | Our senior is cow in New York, and buying ' heavily at panic prices, and we think an aminaiion of our GOODS and PRICES, will convince purchasers ’twill be useless to -ffl go farther in SEARCH OF BARGAINS. ‘ - J J. B. ROSS &, fttOSNf, \\ holesale Dry Goods and Grocery Merchants. No. 26 Cherry and 55 Second Sis jan 5 2m. -
