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About Daily constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 1846-1851 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1849)
RATES Or FREIGHT ON THE GEORGIA AND WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAIL ROAD j /'' ' i ' ______ GEORGIA R HOAD. W.&A.R. ROAD |s ' ‘ ~ i i 1 | | «'«f M I d . ! I* I «.. « - « 2 j | . \sH i; _ i’k ° tt». ~ i 1 = • es 2 i BETWEEN AUGUST A AND “ £ •£ g -- 2 E I=€ j u =« o J* • cS C j t! < Si o < S us I a Pi s=l ; I 2®: . I 1 ! I i ; First Class —Boxes of Hats, Bonnets and Furniture, per foot Second Class— Boxes Sc Bales of Dry Goods Shoes, Saddlery,Glass,Faints,Oils,Drugs, 1 1 and Confectionaries, per 100 bbls Third Class —Georgia, Domestics, Sugar, j Coffee, Liquor, Bagging, Rope, Balter, j Cheese,Tobacco, Leather, Hides, Cotton Yarns, Copper, Tin, Feathers, Sheet- Iron, Hollow-VVare, Crockery, Castings, Hardware and other heavy articles not enumerated below, per 100 lbs Fourth. Class —lliec. Bacon in casks,Fork, Beef,Fish, Lard Tallow. Beeswax, Bales of Rags,Ginseng,Green and Dried Fruit, I Mill-Gearing,Bar and Fig Iron, Mill and Grind .Stones, per 100 lbs Cotton —Fer 100 lbs ! Salt —Fer Liverpool Sack, not exceeding; 4 bushels Fer Bushel i Molasses —Fer Hogshead Plows, Wheel Burrows, Corn-Sheliers,! Straw-Cutters and Cultivators, each.,.l Oats, in sacks, per bushel, bv the Car Load Corn “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 11 Wheat, Peas, Beans, Rye, Nuts and Grass-Seeds, per bushel, by the Car Load Linst and Potatoes —la Casks or Boxes,not, exceeding 2* bushels each || Car Load ot Lvvo Stock j j JD* Refuse Lime lor Agricultural purposes, transported during the months ol May, June, July and August, at half the abore rates. [Lip Freight for Atlanta, Athens, and all stations on the Western A Atlantic Kail Road, payable a? those stations. For other stations it must be paid in Augusta. F. C. ARMS, Superintendent of Transportation Transportation Office, Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company, ) Augusta, Ga., April 14,1048. S my 10 gS”-.'- JtL '' 1 Patent flleftlclttes. DR. HOOFLAND’S C ELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS; PRKI’ARED bv DR. C. M. JACKSON, At the Oar man Medicine Store, Xa. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia. W ILL effectually cure Liver Complaint, Dys- i, Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous De bility, Disease of the Kidneys, and ail Diseases -arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach. Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of she Stomach, Nau ». a, Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking er Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swim ming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breath ing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocat ing sensations when in a lying posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pcrspin ticn, Yellowness of the Skin and Eye*. Pain in the Side, Hack, Chest. Limbs, Ace., sudden flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of evil aud great Depression of spirits. The Genuine are entirely Vegetable and free from Alcoholic Stimidaut Syrup, Aloes. Rhenbarb, Calomel, Acids, and all Mineral and Injurious In gredients, they are pleasant in taste and smell, and mild in their operation, never griping or giving any uneasiness, they g.ve strength to the whole system whilst they drive from it disease. They can be administered to Jhe mo.t delicate infant with pci feet safety. Read the following Article. It appeared in tht leading German Journal of Philadelphia - tue ‘'Philadelphia Democrat.”— Tue editor was personal y' acquainted with Dr. Hootland. and prizing ihe services of this great auaa he could not quietly'look upon the assurance ol uu imposter, without apptizieg the public of approaching danger. CHRISTOPH WILHELM HEFEI,AND. IS ESOMBH CHRISTOPHER M. HOOFLAND. Utae of the most renowned physicians, one ol tUa greatest benefactors of modern times, was born •a. Langcu Saiza, Germany, on the 12lh day' ol August. 1762, After a careful scholastic educa tion, he, like his father aud grandfather, (two cel ebrated Doctors,) voluntarily' devoted himself to ihe study of Medicine, at Jena and Gottingen, and in 1783 obtained the degree of Doctor of Medicine, at the latt r L’u.versify. From 1793 to 1801, he officiated as P t -ssor at the University of Jena In 1801, he . q uinted Private Physician to the King of f : Member of the Academy of Science, and u.-'n .he establishment of the near College at Berlin, Processor and Court Physician by the Ministry of the Interior. His character istic profoundness aud deep penetration enabled him to combine the theoretical and practical; to unite old and new systems; produce in common the practical and useful, and thus draw therefrom the results and necessary applicable means. It was Dr. H. principally, who exposed and destroyed the 1 Brawn’s System/ which, notwith standing the brilliant exterior, could not conceal its many imperfections, brought to light by' Hoof land’s noble impartiality, sound truths, and deep penetration. Independent of his practical useful ness as Pbysieau jud Professor of the healing art he ha# canned undying fame or his -superior know ledge ia Materia Medic a, as well as for his manifold works on Medical jurisprudence. Among these may be mentioned las world renowned ‘ Makro hejik.o rthj art of prolonging life,' ‘System oi practical healing art/ * laeas as Pathogenic, ■ Journu >i practical Medicine, - ’ Ace. He has be side* all this, gained eternal fame and praise from suffering human ty for the discovery and combina tion of several infallible medicinal#, among which is the far-famed and justly celebrated compound known as DR. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS. The application of aciduous earth for the cure ol Sulphutic diseases —the celebrated D.apboretie remedy—and numerous invaluable recorded re cipes. After the celebration of his fiftieth pr< fessiona! festivity iu 183.4, upon which occasion the King ol Prussia honored him with the insignia of the Or der of the Cross .>■ the Red Eagle , and many othci Royal Ordei * ; i marks of distinction, he died on the ?sth da. ;igu»t, 1836, (as the King of Prus sia's private . ai Counsellor,) without any le gitimate man. net> 0. offspring. ** Dr.C. M. Jackson, of Philadelphia, has haJ the means of obtaining the genuine receipts of the great medical counsellor, ‘ Christoph Wilhelm HnfoUnd,’ and these invaluable medicines arc pre jpared with the utmost care at the German Medi cine Store. The bitter mixture : Hoofland’s Ger man Bitters, is the result of many' years study and experience hy r the great inventor, and known and pruea iu Euiope a* an infallible remedy for the oure of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspejmia. See. Dr. C. M. Jackson s preparation oi inis medicine has obtained the same celebrity in this Western world. The testimonials and innumerable con ilrtnaiious of thousand# of the most severe and dif ficult case* cured, is ample proof of this. The medicines compounded by Dr. C. M. Jackson have produced the very effects and the same happy re salts, which the immortal inventor indicated and intended, and consequently mutt bo prepared with scrupulous accuracy'. In view of the above facts it seems singular, that any body could hare the hardihood and impudence to abuse the name ol this distinguished Doctor, who died thirteen years ago. To pass off’ a charlatan quack preparation as the real and genuine medicine, aud to give a sem blance of originality by affixing a sac smile of the deceased, is indeed extraordinary ! The public will understand what to expect, and what to do under such circumstance*/’ K number of German papers copied the above aud arts therefore emitted to our chunks. These bitters are worthy the attention of inva lids. Possessing great virtues in the rectification of disasc* of the Ever mid lesser glands, exer c4siug the most searching powers iu weakness and affections of the digestive organs, they are with al, safe, oortain and pleasant. Heu-tttC of Counterfeit*. 'i bis Medicine has attained that high character *ki«h Is nei-ssssry lor all medicines to attain to in- i ] it ! gOIOfO 9 5010 5010 0 12JY501G 50 1£ 5020 50 10 ! 55' 45* 50 CO 70 90 10(1 05 50 i ! I I S i 1 | av 30 33 35 I 45 55 1 60 67 25 I i I I | to' 25 25' tr> 30 35 4t 4 25 30i 30: 30 30., 37 45 1 45 65 26 j 40 30; 35 401 50 60 65 70 4-0 12 9‘ ID 12, i 15* 18 20 21 12 5 00 4 00! 5 001 5 OOji 7 00 8 00 861 10 00 | 5 00 50! 50! 50 1 50! 75 75' 75 1 OU| 75 6 6 6! 6 8 9; 11 121 06 71 7! 7i 7 11 12; I; 0 07 I 1 I 1 8’ 81 8l 8 121 11; IG] 18 03 i I i i Sol 301 30! 30 40; 45; 50! 55 30 135 00|35 00|35 00135 00 45 00:50 00|55 0i J6<l 00( 35 00 duce counterfeiters to put lortti a spurious article at the risk of the lives of those who are innocent ly deceived. Look lorlllto (he marks of to-. Genuine. * They have the written signal' of C. M. JACK ' SON upon the wrapper,and hi name blown in the bottle, without whieh they are - -ions. , For sale wholesale ai drets the GERMAN MEDICINE c-EORE, No. 120 ARCH Street, one door below Sixth, late 0f‘278 Race street, Philadelphia. Also, by Wm. Haines, Augusta and Madi ou.G. | s L. Penn, \gent, Ed»efield C. H., S.C.; Boatright A Miot, Columbia; and respectable dealers generally', e thoughout the Southern States Nov 9 dAfcGmos I DR. ROGERS’ COMPOUNDSYKUP OF , LIVERWORT AND TAR, ; 4 SAFE and certain cure for the Cousump- < 1 tion of tho Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Coughs, I 1 Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side. Bronchitis, 1 . Whooping Cough, and all Pulmonary' Affec isas. < , Statement of HIRAM COX, late a Prof sor m ; , ihe Eclectic Medical College,and a Physician ■•eli < I \tiuncn, tcho has an extensive practice, in ret, 'on t the case of Miss Belt, after having been - . -.a ! . up to DIE irit/t life last stages of COX SIMP- I , PI OX, by a number of able PHYSICIANS. 1 * \ Mr. A. L. Scovim,—Sir—However reluct: ntj < I i have been to permit my name to appear, attached 1 1 to a certificate recommending Patent Medh lues, I - Nostrums or Catholic.uns, 1 nevertheless think it 1 T my duty, not only to my patrons, but to the com- f 1 inanity, and all afflicted with diseases requiring 4 Cough Medicines, to state, that in three particular I | cases of incipient CONSUMPTION, viz; MEs j f Belt, step-daughter of Mr. John Carr, of this city • _ ! a Miss Barger, sister-in-law of Mr. V. Wunder, ■ j ■ * butcher, and Mr. R. K. Cox, one of onrCirv Couti- i t ( cil,that DR. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYRUP « B jof LI VEIIW ORT and TARoperatsd more LIKE < fI a SPECIFIC, than any remedy of a similar char- ! j acter in its operation that 1 have ever used i;> >: y ‘ practice. One of the cases above, v:.: Miss Be I, i appeared to be laboring under the last stage r/ | Scrofulous Consumptio >, as pronounced by . ovci. i j PHYSICIANS who v- ere in attendance prevhv-s »f to my being called'- -eat the case. She is at n hi* time in the enjt it of as apparent good »f health,and from ap ,as likely to die with ,- any other disease, ;< . r y oung hJy of this ‘ . city. As it reaped ie health of the oilier two 4 o cases, ail the threat, ling premonitory symptoms * d seem to have subsided from the use oi a few box- I TI.F.S OP THE SIRUP AI.OVK. < e Very respeclfullv. Ate. ID RAM COX, M. D. ! c Cincinnati, Jao. 25ih, 1847. * if i’o show the high standing of Dr. H Cox, we j r give below r the statement of the Hun. Judge Hen- ‘ n ry Morse, of the court# of Ohio, at Cincinnati. * I am woll acquainted with Dr. Hiram Cox, of 1 d j Cincinnati, Ohio, and his practice, he having been 1 o my family physican for many yea's, and can n j cheerfully say that I have as much, er more con- 1 u fidence in him, and his skill as a practising Phusi- I nan. as any man living. HENRY MORSE. ‘ d | Cincinnati, Nov. Bth, 1847. i- i Dr. Cox is alsothe Physician of the Hon. Judge d James Baffin, our late city Marshal. 2- < p From the wife of C. \V: Malty,city Missionary and 1- Pastor in charge of Maley Chapel. t. j lhave been afflicted with my lungs for several 1 - years; have tried various prescriptions with but d little success. Last winter I was advised by a e female acquaintance to try Dr. Rogers’ Compound > Bvrup of Liverwort and Tar. i used several , >f buttles and found great relief, and would recom / mend it to such as are suffering with diseased i- lungs as an excellent medicine, n S A RAH MALEY. , i- Cincinnati, Aug. 12, 1845. h Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles lor $5. 1, SCOVIL &c MEAD, No. 111, Chartres street, , New Orleans, wholesale general agents for the , i Southern States, to whom all orders must be ad- , dressed. c Sold wholesale and retail bv HAVILAND, e KISLEY A CO., J. BARRETT & CO. Augusta; | - POND A WILCOX, Columbus, Ga.; HAVI- , LAND, HARR ALL A ALLEN, P. M. COHEN, d Charleston, S. C. wf dec 21 . >f ■ ; | . * BE WISE IN TIME ! I »TIS FOLLY TO DEFER! I] AFFLICTED READ. 1 rpIIOUSANDS arc suffering from dis«a>e j d , J. which there is no difficulty in being pe.ma e neatly and speedily relieved, provided the right , a mean# are used. As every vice has its own puaßh- . - uient, so it wou d seem every dtsea-e has u# icm 1 - edr. This is true, and there is nothing in this lift ( - more certain than that the AMERICAN COM- J Pv/UND, is the most speedy and certain remedy J of all diseases of a delicate character, known , e to the world. Ad ipted to every stage of the dis . ease, sex and constitution, at all times and seasons, , 0 there is no tear of exposuie, detention from busi- , 1 ness nor restriction in diet, from the certain and j - speedy reliet that it gives, it is now the most popu- ] - lar remedy of the day. Ten thousand cai.es have j e been cured effectually by it during the past year, ( f Prepared by a practical physician, the public can s - rely with confidence on its curative powers over s J diseases of this character. Full direction accom- j h i pany each bottle. e * lO**CAUTION. —Ask (or the Amkkicav Com e rocsn, and purchase only of the A vents, corner »-f ? ’• Sd and South, 3d and Green-st#., Philadelphia; P. [ s Moise, Augusta, Ga.; R. M. Turner A Co., and J £ . Sullivan, Savannah, Ga.; G. Payne. Maeon; Reese { - Sc \\ are, Athens; Coster ACo ■ •-, Montgomery J b and by re,-j>«ctabie Druggist thrcayhuut the rfoutb ; c Price, J per bottle. 6me.AU jc-2 ! f - g. p. gheenT i fashionable tailor, •_ l| SlO BKOAU-STIieKT. AI’OCSTi, GEORGIA. Has just received a choice assort- i f mentof FRENCH, ENGLISH, and BEL - GIAN-CLOTHS,CASIMERES and VESTINGS, d whieh will be made up in the most fashionable stylo and workmanlike manner. The above Goods £ will be sold to customers at New York price*, r Making and Trimming at the usual price* i p f iepCtS J Patent iHeMeuies. fi q q 'q q q, CfREAD TIJIS ATTENTIVELY!^ A TTESTED by thousands and approved by afm. all who use it,Dr. Keeler's Cordial and Car minative, stands without an equal lor the speedy and certain cure, of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Cholic.Fatu/ency, Grip ing pains, and for all derangements of the stomuch and bowels, cused by Teething, improper lood. drink, etc. fO * A .iatic Cholera. —While this scourge of na tions is passing over us, leaving here and there visible and sorrowing marks of its pathway, Spe cifics like rausroons spring up, possessing no merit or confidence even by their concoctors. Amid the exci ement and fear which this despoi’cr of the threshold occasions, credulous people catch at straws. Think a moment, wherein consists the pathological difference between this disease and Cholera Morbus. There is none; one is more vio lent than the other, only because it exist epidemi cally and appears to present strong evidence of being contagious. These wonderful specifics are never tiiought of to cure Cholera Infantum. Dys entery , etc., they despise such plebeian diseases.— Be not deceived. Dr. Keelers Cordial and Carmi native will speedily cure more cases of Summer Complaints , yea Asiatic Choiera too, than any re medy before the public. It has been tried in Mexico, in the South, the West and North, with the most flattering success. Mothers never be without it. 1 ean point you to living witnesses who were saved by this Cordial when given up to die. Bead carefully the following important letter . Philadelphia, June Ist, 1849. Iht J. A. Keeler—Sir: I have received your note this morning asking for information as to the distribution I made of the package ol Cordial you tiutinto my possession while in command of the Jnited Stales transport during the Mexican War. According to your directions a part was distributer’ in Vera Cruz, the other I kept for the use of my teamen and others on board, believing I should hove use tor it, as I had on board fre quent;, from one to three hundred persons, and that tna ly on leaving Mexico would be on the sick lu t. Such was the fact, Dystentery and Diar rhoea extensively prevailed. 1 used the Cordial free!" and not in a single instance do I recollect of it? having failed to completely cure. My own crew would often be attacked with Diarrhoea, Distillery, etc., peculiar to nearly all alter getting on shore and eating fruit and vegetables—in all such cases the Cordial failed in none to cure speedily. When in New Orleans a friend iniormed me of a I hiiadelphia gentleman, (S. Churchman, Esq.,) h ho was sick with Djsentery, and dispaired of by Doctors—l mentioned having a bottle or 2 of your Cordial; he sent it to him and in a few days 1 had the pleasure of seeing him on’Change and well. I can give you many names and testimonials of the efficacy of your Cordial if necessary. I have given it to one shipmaster of this port in par ticular (Capt. W hippie, ship Monongabcla) and he informed me ho would never be without it, and ■ rom my own opinion of it, 1 think it the safest and best medicine I ever used or have known to be used in affections -f the stomach and bowels. I remain yours respectfully, I). S. WILCOX,2BS South Bth ,t. lu these days, abounding- in fruit, it behoves every one to be prepared with a remedy for evil effects which it sometimes produces—we have been fold by those who know and who have tried it —that Keeler’s Cordial is an article which has been used in some of the severest cases of Summer Complaints, both infants and grown persons. The Cordial can be procured at the corner of Third and Houth streets. —North American and U. S. Gazette, Sept, 4th, 1847. Dr. Keeler’s Cordial.—We would call the at tention of our readers to this invaluable medicine, which will be found advertised at length in our columns. As a corrective in cases of Diarrcea, a di--a»e very prevalent at the present time, it is highly spoken of by ail who have used it. It is perfectly safe in its nature, and we speak ex perimentally, when we say that it affords imme diate relief. — Neal’s Saturday Gazette, Auer, lUth 1847. Dr. Keerlei’* Cordial and Carminative.—This Artic'e is advertised in another puitof our paper it is warmly recommended by families who have t*; f 'd it. It is especially useful amoung children and has effected hundreds of rures. The doctor is abundantly supplied with testimony upon the subject, some of which is very strong. This Cordial is not a quack nostrum, but a carefully prepared medicine, and perfectly free from any thing in jurious. [O’ Sec Circulars. Price only 25 els. per bottle. DR. KEELER’S SARSAPARILLA. For the permanent cure and removal of all dis eases arissng from asperities of the blood, or habif of the body, viz.: Chronic diseases of the Chest, Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Ph urisy. Scro fula in all its forms, Tetter, Scald Head, Blotches on the Face, Chronic of the Stomach. Liver and Bkin, Cutaneous Eruptions, White Swellings, Hip-joint Affection, deep-seated Pains of the Bones, Swelling of the Joints, Ulcers. Sy- Sihiiitic Disorders, Mercurial and all Hereditary Predispositions. Females suffering from Obstruc tion, fallow Complexion. Nervousness, Ac. will find the Sarsaparilla an elegant remedy for their removal. [O’For details, certificates, &c., see circular* See. —Price VI per bottle, large siz.e; 6 bottles $5. Prepared and sold Wholesale at W. Cor. 3d and South and 3d and Green, Phila. Where also mav be had Dr. Keeler's Cough Syrup, Vermifuge Sy rup. Rheumatic Lotion, 1 iver and Sanative Pills. — For sale also, by R. M. Turner A, Co., and A. Sol omon. Savannah ; P. Moise, Augusta; G. Payne Macon ; Reese A Ware, Athens; Coster A Coxe Montgomery; and by respectable Druggists throughout the South. 6mos dAc June 22. DYSPEPTICS READ THIS ! DR. ALLEN’S VEGETABLE COM POL M), for the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Biliious Affections, Ac., Ac. This medicine is offered to the public under the assurance that there is no article in ex istence having stronger claims to their considera tion. Being compounded by a regular graduate of Jefferson College, Philadelphia, and a practising Physician of TWENTY TEARS STANDING in Phila delphia, his long experience has confirmed him in the opinion, that a compounded medicine was re quired to prevent and REMEDY the DEBILITA TION produced by residing in low miasmatic cli mates. and to counteract the prostrating influ ences of the many nervous disorders with which the human family are afflicted. Dr. Allen is a well known Physician, and has used the above medicine in his practice for tevvlve tears with the most astonishing effect, having tested its qualities in above FIVE THOUSAND CASES. No medicine ever received mere flattering re commendation from Physicians of eminent stand ing than h. < heeu bestowed on this. Read the following ; The late Dr. GEORGE McCLELAN, of Phila delphia, pronounced it one of the BEST TONIC pieparations he had ever used, and recommended t strongly in cases of Dyspepsia, Nsrvoas Debili ty. Ac. The following is an extract of a letter from DR. ROBERT AONEW, an eminent Physician of Lancaster county, Pa. “Dr. Allen —-Dear Sir; —lt is with great plea sure that 1 inform you of the success attending your Medicine, while employed in ray practice. i|firm!> believe that in eight cases out of ten the Dyspeptic may, by the use of your Medicine, rid himself of this thorn in the pathway of life. Not onlv in Dyspeptic cases, but in all casess of eon stipation and diseases depending ou a debi’itated ; state of the nervous systom, together with a tor- ! pid state of the Bowels, will your Elixir be of in estimable value. ’’ Prepared only hy the Proprietors, G. VV. Allxs M. D-Philadelphia,and J. A AW. L. Cleveland No. 207 King street, Charleston, S. C. Agents for Augusta. D. B. Plcmbe A Co., and P. A. Moise, Druggists, and sold by the principal Druggists in the United States. None genuine unless signed by Dr. G. VV', Al lev,and counter-igned by J. A. & VV. L. Cleve land. The bottles having the words “ALLEN’S DYS PEPTIC MEDICINE, Philadelphia,’’ blown on the glass*. aug. 24 NEW BOOKS I’UHE LITTLE SAVAGE—By Capfa* n Maryat, R. N.; 3rd Part of History of Pen denis, By thaekery. 2d Part of the Caxtoas, a family picture, by Sir E. Bnlwer Lytton. 7th vol. of Chalmers’ Posthumous Works f’or sale bv J A CARRIE ifb oo t7 J patent iileiUnrica. CAl’liO.V EXIRA. its A .liiii by the name cf RI EL CLAPP haa with & yuou* mac of li-.e i-ioi? of f. P. Townnend, ami h.« i.Aine to put op a Sar*a~arilia, which they call Dr. Townsend'* Saraapa- :,ia, denoraiua- | Vu* U GE-VD’/.VJ£, Original, eu . TUia Townaend is no doctor an 1 i ne»ei- wi/bu! an former!? a worker on rallroade, canale, and the like. Vet’he aatumea the title of Dr., lor the purpo** of gaining credit for what he i» not. He ie aieo sen-din? out cards headed “ Tricks o| U,aack» ” in which he aavs. I hare s id the uae of my nsme for il a w-ck.’ I will give 3. P. Towrsentl {SOOif lie will produce one aiugl* eoliLarv nroof of this. Thia is to caution the public not to he ae ce:red, and purchase none hut the GA’.N LOSE ORIUISaL OLO Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla, hawag on it the Old Dr.'a iiko neat’ hie fan; y coal of arms, an . Lie signature across the cal of , armi. JACOB TOWNSEND. Principal office, 102 Naunt-et., Ktte-Ym k City OS.© DOCTOR Jacob pS;P Townsend, THE ORIGINAL DISCOVERER OF THE GENUINE TOWNSEND SARSAPAEILLA. 1 OU Dr. Townrend :s now atuet *0 years of age, and haa lore I tec * anown as the AUTHOR a:! DIS-'OTERER of the GENUINE ORIGINAL “TOWNSEND S* IIS APA KILL A.” Being poor, he was comi>elled lo limit its manufacture, Ly which means it haa been ; kept out of market, am! the sales circumscribed to these on!, who hud | p'Ored its worth and known i's value. It had reached the ears oi mi ! uy, nevertheless, us those persons who had been healed of sort die ' eases, and ». ve i from death, proclaimed its ear-iluace and wonderful 1 MEALING POWER. Tins Grand ami (.'urqunlled Preparation | ia manufactured un the largest scale, and i«s called for liooughcmt the | length and breadth of the fai.J. ITiJike young S. P, Townsend*!, it Improve* with n»e, and never j changes, bat for the better , been use it is prepared on scientific prio* | c;plcs I>t e s.ientific man. The higliefi knowledge of Chemistry, and ! the latest discoveries of the Art, h-tve all been troueht into requisition ; in the manufacture of the OLD DH.’S SARSAPARILLA. The S«.r sapar.'.la root, it m well known to medical mea, contains medicinal pro i pertie*. am! aome properties which are inert or useless; ami others, which, if retained in preparing it for use, produce fermeutatiou and ccni, 1 which is injurious to LLie system. Seme of the properties of Sarsaparilla i » rc *° that they entirely evaporate and are lost in the prepara tion, if they are not preserved by a scientific process, knows only lo i those experienced in iu me uuiacture. Moreover these volatile priaci \ pk # » which fly off in vapor, or as an exhalation, under heat, are th# very essentia! medical projierties of the root, which gires to it all its I value. Th# tSEMTIYE Old Or. Jacob Towneemi’i Mnnnpurilla I. eo prepared, that a„ the inert procor-:-* of the Sereaperilla root ere first removrtl, everything cepable of becoming «i id or of ferutente- j t;on, i* extracted and rejected ; then every particle of medical virtu* u .ecured in a pure and concent rated forin ; and thus it is reodereu incapable of losing any of its valuable and healing properties. Tr» pared in this way. it ,s made the most powerful agent in the •Jure of lu mi mi entitle- Diteaaei. Hence the i-eaeon why we hear commendalioui ou every aide la it* favor by men. women aod child, ca. We find it doing wonders in the cure of 1 CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER COMPLAINT, av* in RHEUMATISM, SCRUEULA ami PILES, COSTIVENEBS, al CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES , aad ai. affections ariaing from liupurilj of the Blood. » q It po*ac*se» a marvellous efficxcy In all eumplteinis arlstag digfsiion, from Acidity of the Stomach ; from unequal circulation d#- tern, i nation of blood lo the hea»i. palpitation of the heart, cold feet aad cold hands, cold chill* and hot fi l the* over the body. It ha* not bad .1* equal in coughs and cold* ; and promote* easy expectoration, and I gentle perapiratioa, relaxing stricture of tha luu^ s , throat, tad evtry j other part. But in nothing ia its excellence more manifestly aseu aai tekaow ledgjd titan ia all kind* and stages of Feiuaic iuuipiuiiits. It work* wonder* in cases of fvo: albuj « r v. : us, l'..\ gos t; Womb, Obstructed, Suppresses!, or Painful Memrs !.■ P _ ' «ri:y v>‘ th* meaatrual periods, an.l th® Lke ; and ;g efiec: .tl i.. a'.; » •* # i of the Kidney Disease. By removing obstructions, and regulating the gecerdlsysUi.i, .g‘ve<? Lon* and strength to the who!* body, atid cure* h i for;!:* of Nervous Diafiisei nnd Oebilaly, mad thus prevents or relieve* a great variety of other diseases, as inal Irritation, Neuralgia, Si. Vitut Dance, Swooning, Kpilepl - Kiis, Cow vnliions, ft®. It is not potaible for this medicine to fail (o <!o good ; i* I .s nod .g In it which can ever harm ;it can never sour cr e :i d ? s tore can never lose it* curative properties, it cleat.bee :: lood. ex itt* the liver lo healthvaction, tone* the *■ mach andgi ea good, d .. ? ion., relieves ths bowels of torpor ami constipation, all.tyt .nn*.miiiu*d< a, i purifies the skin, equelizei the circnialion of tlie bio d, producing gtr. - j tie warmth couaily all over the body, and the iasen*? 1 e perspiredo.i; relaie* all stricture* and tightness, removes all obitruiilon*, aud ia vigoratea th* entire nervous system. Is not this, Iht r., The lYlediciue you Pre-eminently Neeil ! But cau auy of iheo thin»« h* aald of S. P. Towuaer:'!'* laleviov mrticic 1 This young man’s liquid Is not lob* Compared with the Old Dr***, because of one GRAND FACT, that the one is INCA PA HLF of l)t- TCRIORATIOK and Never Spoils, while tli* other DOES; it sous, ferments. «n-1 ; .s the s g.;?* cjotaining It into fragment*; the §our, acid liquid czplodi:*g aud damaging other good* ! Must not this fcorriole compound be y. tnw ous to the system? What! put odd into a system all: ady dilated w rh acid! What cause* but aid? Do w* uol all knew, when food sours in our stomachs, what r ’•chief* it produce* . J —fiaiu- leuc*, heartburn, palpitation of the heart, liver complaint, diarrhira, dyssntery,cholic and corruption of th» blood? What I* Bert, a but au acid humur in the body ? What produces al: the humors which bring on Eruptions of the Skin, Scald Head, Balt Hneutn. Erysipelas, Whit* Swellings, Fever-Sores, and ail nice rati is internal ani exter nal ? It is nothing under l:eavea but an acid substance, which sours, and thus spoils ail th* fluids of the body, more or less. \Fbat causes &b*umatism but a sour acid fluid, wiiich insinuates it*clf between the Joints aud else where, irritating and inflaming thv tender and deluatc Uaaues upon which it acts? So of nervous disease*, ot* imparity i ! tbs blood, cf deranged circulations, and nearly ail the admetits wiiich afflict human nature. Now, is it not horrible to make and tell, and infinitely wo» «? to use this Hourin{() Fermeuling, Acid “ fompflund” * OF S. P. TOWNSEND. aadyet he wrold fain have it understood that Old Jacob Tuae- .. i’r | GENUINE ORIGINAL SARSAPARILLA, ia an IMI TAT -V ol Ai* iafe rior preparatien ! I Heaven forbid that we ehould deal ia an article which v ;,M ! ■-,r tilt moat distant resemblance to 3. P. Tow isvend'e artic • 1 And w a should bringdown upon the Old Dr. aucli a monnlaiu load of c -i- t plaint* aud crimination* from agents who have a.ihi, and p-m h.aer, who have uaed S. P.Townaend’* EERMENTING COMPOUND ! W* wiah it understood, because it ia the absolute frui.’t, that S. P. Townsend’s article and Old Dr. Jacob Townsend’s Sarsaparilla u.a h*av*n-wid* apart, and infinitely diss miiar; that they are unlike i* | evtry particular, having not one emgle thing ia common. Al B. P. Townsend ie no doctor, aud never was, ia no chemist, no phar maceutist—knowa no more of medicine or disease, than any other common, unscientific, unprofes-ional man. what guarantee can the public hare that they are receiving a genuine ecient.fic medicine con taining all thevtrtuuee of the artic.es used in prcpar.ng it, and which are incapable of changea, which might render them the AGENTS >f DISEASE instead of health ? It la to arrest frauds upon th* unfortunate, lo pour balm h.ta I wounded humanity, to kindle hope in the despairing bosom, to restore health aud bloom aud vigor iota the cru.hed and broken and t - banish Infirmity—that old UR. JACOB TOWNSEND has SOUGHT end POUND the opportunity and means to bring his Grand Fnlreraal Concenirairdlteiuedr, within th* reach, and to the knowledge of all who need it, that they may learn and know, by Joyful experience, its Trauacendenit Power to Ileal ! and thus lo have tbs unpurchaiabl* satisfaction of having raised thoc j lands and millions from the bed of sickness and despondency, lo hop#, baaith, and a long Ufa of vigor and usefulness to themse.ves, tbeir fam ilies and friends. Principal office 102 Naasau-street, N. Y lor t>uie ou consignment, by HAVILAM), RISLEV Sc CO. april 27 djclr i SOUTHHKX4 MUTUAL IT43LTRsA.iffCiG COMPANY. O’ At a Sleeting of the Southern Mutual In surance Company, held in Griffin on the 7th inst. the following members were elected the Board of j Directors lor the ye -r 1849. ’ DIRECTORS. — Hon. A;-bury Hull, Athens, President and Treasurer; J. G. Hill. Esq., Griffin, I Vice-President; Rev. J. U. Parson, Griffin. .Sec- j retary ; Prof. C. F. McKay, Athens, Actuary ; H. J. Sargent, Esq., Griffin; Win. VV. Chapman, i Gtiffin, Hon. Lot Weaver. Albany; Hon. Wm. W. ■ ; Clay to:;, Athens; E. L. Newton, Esq., Athens; J. H. Nsntc i. Athens; A. Chase, Athens :J. J. Hug- ! gins. Athens; Fielding Bradford, Athens; VV. I I Letchci Mitchel, Athens ; Dr. H. Hnll, Athens : > I Wm M. Morton. Athens; Dr. E. V. W are. Athens j Thomas Cunningham, Greensboro; John Robson; f Esq., Madison B. King, Esq., Roswell; Miller j Grieve Milledgevilie; Isaac VVinship, Maeon ; N. j C. MnL’iri-.,Esq,, Macon; John L Jones, Esq ,Ma i ccn ;V. K. Tommy, Colmnbus ; J. J. Ridgeway . Columbus; Henry Hall,Columbus; D. F. Wilcox, Columbus. Tn:s Company commeuced business on the stb cl Fooivary, 1848. The report submitted to the meefiu-i shows the following gratifying result for the Ins. ten months,ending the sth ia«t.: Fire Risks... .460 Marine 265 laia.'J 258 Slarvaiits 83 1,066 Risks | Premiums 555,628 43 i Paid Losses ..5R653U7 Incidental..... 728 25 Salaries..... 1,820 feO I K-inra jd on risks terminated. 5U4 00 4,715 32 j 50,913 11 Risks terminated $69,425. On all expired poll cios one halt the premiums ha? been saved to the u. rod, equivalent to a dividend ol 50 per cent, ollheii premiums. Communications addressed to the Secretary a i Griffin will receive prompt attention. J. U. PARSONS Sec.S. M. Ins. CV This (Tympany will insure Houses, Stocks ol . ■ i ;-,U, Lot ton in Store, or on shipboard, and Ne- J s;r ss —and will take all kinds of f ire and Marine ; Risk* not exceeding $ 10,000, on any one risk, on ■ as reasonable terms as any office in this city. Those who insure property for live years pay only one-fifth in cash, and will probably never be call ! ed on for an assessment the remaining four years i I and at the end of five years be entitled to their | ' shared accumulated profits then on hand. Open [ ! policies, fer shipping merchants, for Marine and j inland Risks. . CHARLES HAUL. Agent, ja.n.l4 Son. Mu.lns.Cotunany.242 flroadts. NEW BOOKS ! NEW |BOOKS ! ! , Memoirs, of the life of wil- i 1.1 am WIRT, Attorney General of the 1 United States by John P. Kennedy. J , THE COURT AND REIGN OF FR ANCES j THE FIRST, KING OF FRANCE, by Miu Par doe, author of “Louis XIV’," " The City ol the Sultans.” etc For sals bv ;-ct £• JO« A OAHRII. A *0 , Patent illctrinnes. DR. CULLEN’S INDIAN VEGETA BLE PANACEA ! r) EAD the names of the gentlemen, testifying to the cure of Mr. Brooks. They certain ly must give confidence to those that need a medi cine of the kind, t all upon the Agents named be low. and get a famphlkt—a large pamphlet, containing more testimony, and more conducing than any other MKDUiSK in THE WcßLi*! ISAAC BKOOKS', JR , CASEi (Jo and see him and you icill say lie half has not been told'.!! We tiie undersigned having visitad Mr. Issue Brooks, Jr., at the office *<f Messrs. Kowand «Jc Walton. 373 Market street. Philadelphia, consider his case the most remarkable one we have ever witnessed or heard at. His disease was Scrofula, anti terrible must have been his twelve years’ contlict with the destroyer! His Palate,the entire roof of his Mouth. Lip, and lower lid of the Eye have been destroy ed. his Pace nearly eaten up. and part of the Jaw Bone carried away. And yet we can give no de scription ot hi> case. Mr. B. informs us that in January last , the whole interior of his mouth, as well as most ot his face, was a mass of deep and painful ulcers. On the l ith of January last, he commenced ta king Hr. Cullen’s Indian Vegetable Panacea,which checked the disease in a few days, and from that time the cure has progressed without intermission. New llesh has supplied the place of the deep ul- I cers, and though badly disfigured, his face is sound an<l his general health is restored. We are assured that in the treatment of Mr. Brooks'case no Mercuiials. Ointments, or Caustic applications have been used, —in fact, the Panacea | alone, has wrought thus wonderful change. | Phillip S. White. Esq. J. \V . Jones, MP , I Rev. John Chambers, Vv. Steeling. M. I)., i Rev. A. D. Gillette, T. P. S. Roby, M !>.. Rev. J. R. Nicholas, Jacob Frick. M. !>.. Rev. V\ in. Urie, S. 12. Coles, 31. iJ.. Rev. E. Kincaid, J. W. Ashmead. Esq., Rev. Levi Brink. P. Sken Smith, Esq., E. Gutllon, Esq , L. A. Godey, Esq., i And thousands of others equally respectable,whose : names might be added if necessary. | Residence, west side of Jeffer.-ou street, third I dorr from Schuylkill,ruuningfrom Schuylkill sixth | between Locust and Spruce. A CERTAIN ( IRE FOR THE PILES. i Ur. Cullen’s Indian Vegetable Piles Remedy, Is a domestic preparation, which has been used with entire success lor many year. . Being an in | ternal medicine, it has decided prefer* nee over j outward applications,which are but paliative- and j not curatives. This medicine acts upon the di»- ■ eased parts, producing heaitby action, and a per manent cure, which we warrant, or refund th-■ tn - ( ney. NO CURE NO PAY. Dr. Cullen’s Indian I egetable Remedy. Warranted to cure, or the money returned. — ! This medicine is prepared from an Indian receipt, | obtained from one of them in the far West at great i expense. Those who have been familiar with the Indians know that they can and do cure Veneria! without the know ledge of Murcury, BaNatn, or anything of tin; kind The afflicted have now an opportunity of being cured without the 1 Mercury or the unpleasant use of Balsam. Th medicine is pleasant to the taste, and leaves a smell on the breath. Or. Cullen* Vegetable hnliau to: Fi-tuaie t'ouipbiinls, * This medicine is last taking the place of every preparation heretofore u-cd lor diseases arising from weaknes or other causes. All that is neces sary to secure this medicine a place in the Do mestic practice of every family where such a rue t is needed, is atrial. it speaks for itself—i- innocent in its operation and n > injury can arise fiont its use at any t.n.e. For- ale wholesale and retail bv Hamond Wal ton. proprietor, No. 21 north sixth street, Phila delphia; Win. K. Kitchen, and P. A. Moi.se, Au gusta ; P. M. Cohen, Charleston; G. I). Penn, Edgefield C. H.S. C.; Boatwright & Wai<t, Co lumbia. lyd&c je J. 5 EPPING'S CONI POUND FLUID EX TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AM) QUEENS DELIGHT, i r|U> TIIE PUBLIC.—i 'bis preparation h-.- 1 4 acquired a very extended and established ce j Irbrity in most of the Southern States of the Union —both in the hands of Physicians and private use —which i s efficacy alone has sustained for several t ears, as a remedy for Scrofula or Kings’* Evil . Vice rated Sore Throat, longstanding Rheumatic Affection. Diseases of the Skin, old Sores, V» bite Swellings, Diseases of the Bones, and all cau-e-ot an ulcerous character, it is also particularly u-.e I lul in chronic and nervous complaints occurring in . debilitated and cachetic constitution-. Over Sv phiilis and the host of painful, disagreeable and hitherto incurable affections resulting therefrom, such as I leers of ’.he Throat, Larynx, Nodes, Xc.. and all those evils occasioned by an improper and injudicious use oj '‘mercury,” it displays complete control. It has been fount to be a most useful pu rifier of the blood in all such diseases. In aii complicated cases of Scrofula and Svphi | iis, and in case.- where the Syphili ic virus of tiie | parent causes a development of Syphilis or Scro j fula in the ch id, this is the only remedy upon which the hope of recovery can be rea-oiu;bh founded. It relieves the disease, and at the ,anie time imparts vigor to the whole system—uaderthe use of this medicine, the patient is enabled tof&U nourishing food, which in other practice is with held. In many cases where the horrible ravages of disease have taken so deep root that patients have been given up by -be most sxi fni physicians, the disease has been arrested and the path-.it re stored to good health, Ac , and the most reasona ble expectations fuily satisfied. The cures performed in this cit y alone. :re n/fi ( cient to establish its reputation on a permanent basis, and too solid to be effected either by the | malignant or envi us. It is worthy of note that the greater part of the patient? cared, had previ j otidy to using this preparation, recei"“d the bes medical treatment and given up by their Physi cian? as being beyond the reach ot medical skill. It is, however, advisable that it should be given,if practicable, under the :u; erintendence ol a i‘i ; \ - siciau, for him to prescribe such othci remedies in | conjunction with this,as the necessity of the case may require. This preparation has putinto tin*hand of Physicians a remedy, by which they can master a variety of diseases, which have hitherioo baffled the greatest skill and study. It is a safe and harm less medicine, and remove? all those evil* winch an unsuccessful use of mercury so often occasions. Price $ I per Bottle, or $o for six Bottles. Pre pared and lor sale by J. I*. M. EPPING, Chemist and Druggist, 277 King-street, opposite Society street, Charleston, S. C. For sale in Augusta by PHILIP A. MOUSE, aulo-om Sole Agent for Augusta. TO THEAFFLICTED." ’ Have you a cough, cold, or the consumption? If you have, try Dr. Hastings, Compound Syrup of Naphtha. This medicine is the di-cove ry of the celebrated Dr. Hastings, Senior Physi cian to the Blenheim Free Dispensary of London. Dr Hastings had hi- early attention drawn to the consideration of the causes of, and the cure for consumption, and after numerous experiment?, aud long years of patient and laborious‘study, discov ered that Wood Naphtha compounded with other vegetable substances, was a certain and speedy cure for consumption, and all diseases of the The Naphtha being ot a very volatile nature, im mediately rise* to the lunge/ the seat of the dig ease, and attacking it in its stronghold,destroys all tubercles that have formed upon the lungs, and prevents the formation of other-. For cough* and colds it is an invaluable remedy, curing the most -were in aa incredible short space of time. A single bottle will prove the virtue of this remedy. 1 In fact, a single dose will effect an almost instanta neous reiict. Hastings’ Compound Syruu of Naphtha is now being u-ed in nearly all our hospitals, and t? also coming into rapid use among all our best physicians, lor coughs, colds, and ail diseases of the lungs. It has been recommended ;n the w . r ,j state at consumption by the celebrated physician I Dr. Mott, ot New York; and Ur. Arnold,*of Sa vannah, Geo., writing to the agent at New V-- r k under dale of Jut. 30th. 1813. says :—•• f received the halt-dozen Hastings’Naphtha Svruu. ordered ! trom you, and am convinced that Napfethn is the principal ingredient. Enclosed b twenty five doi- ' lars, .or which you will send me twodoyen i hall bottles more- I have two patients in the 3. ; nae Hospital, whom I think will be benefits 1 b> it.” Dr. Lenoir ol Lenoir’s Landing. TeaV, writes as lollows_ —" I procured some of D. Hastin'*' Nap! taa Syrup irom Philadelphia, an 1 enclosed j •end you tea dollars for one douen more bottles J IJatnit <l(cWni£s. consider it a very valuable medicine foi / j' ease? ol the lungs. Savannah, 1 ob.‘Jth. Ky Mr. M. A. F. Harrison Dear Sir;—At the .suggestion of Dr. Arnold Physician of the Hospital ot which 1 an . the directors. 1 would like to supply my-cli v * q Hastings' Wood Naphtha. The Doctor order some day* since, some for the use of the Ifi,,. Should you deem proper to send the artiefi liberal terms. I can forward the sale vi fi city. Yours truly, J. TURNER & BKc.- Pricc per bottle For sale bv H A Vll v\h KISLEV Nr CO. iim dec. |: ‘ LAND FCR SALE, IFHE UNDERSIGNED offer- r 0 :» J valuable PLANTATION, 13 mile- , , MiHedgcville, ami (> mile- from Fi.-h’. Ifi • ; the Central Kail Road. It joins land-- m s . « A. Blount, on the East and South Iff -t, a i ' South a tract of land known as the Me Jo-mi tr which is offered for sale, and contains The Plantation of the undersigned e utai ; acre-—ot which 300 is cleared and undi r t ( . u . . aud of this 100 is in cultivation. A1 is swampland —the remainder choice b.au . land The place i- healthy and ha- fine water. , is on it a Gin House, with Gin and run:.ino complete. Overseer - House. Negro fff The property will be ?c!d on the mo.i r blc term.-. Letters addressed to Di \V:n. 'J’aylor lace’? P. 0., Jones Gn.,Ga.. m :ll meet wit; ..... attention. WIIi.IAM TAVi.fii July 26 —ts PIANO FORTES. MUSIC &.C Ell AR LES i' AT LI N & having purchased J JEN ? IS SH-V PARSON'S stock - }> u no fortes and Music, invite the attention of the public to their stock of CHICK ERi NG S CELEHR.Vi F, 1) iron FRAME PIANO FORTES ; also tho.-e made by Xunns .y Ct r! u iih arc! z. out the A'cjlian Attachment. These >n ~ ments, tor touch, tone, aud tiurntdlitu. are ; passed, and will be sold at Facto:;! Bhh i warranted perfect in every respect. Person- wishing to purchase, are i- que»(«J call and examine their slock before making a lection, as they are confident that the i n 1 quality and prices cannot I'Ll to p;es . ,\(i j ders will receive prompt and careful attc-nts j j New music receiv* d b y the steamers every wr i I j (O’ PIANO Fi fRTF.S 'it NED and RKP AD | ED. I A good variety ot GUITARS, \It)LI.N --■ j FLUTES. &c., always kept for .-.i.e. I Jan, 23 f GUNSMITHIZ'iG, subscriber cur ; to carry on the ab.o bt ues? oa Broad -treet. r .. ) door to \ olg< r - • keep- lot -ale : . # ffu .gin the SPORTING LINE, makes RIFLES, with all the modern imau. mens?; Re-Stockland Repair- Double a is gie Barrelled GUNS, kc. in tiu best m:» r . • warrant? all work doan at hi- e.-tahtishiaent , feb 15 ly E 1L ROGEII.t PIANO FORTES. ’lßj f? f | I Oall fie attertton o; fg'J jj j ■ i their friend- andthe public t > their a--mtment I ■ , Rosewood and MaUogans PIANO KtlßTi'.S.frn | | the well know:, and ju-i!v yekTrated Manuac' : J lie- ol Bvi ..X A. - Ri \ >-s , v ii <. %i r ,\ f.. . j Due is & Sfabi ka . New \. rk rliich nt.- V> . RANTED in e% ery i- spept, to be at lea-! iuit ■ equal to v-iv i:-f ujyf.n- tuAimf ictar.-1 >a til ■ countrt m Euroj e. . jEf* The Subscribe!? tr. ;ffl ;Uo state that if instruments eon on ha d arc of the litesl fa' terns and fashion, and fresh ft- fh> M • Ire re. For side at very kuv price- for t'a-i; nr cm • acceptance at (.1 > A.OA llffS A FO ' 3 doors above i iijt-M State Hotel,Hu ( isot I ii WM. (). PRICE & (X) 1 i DRAPERS AND TAILOHS. \ j .4 HE NOW REC EIVING at. d.: .. • | im. -or; meat of C'loths. Casimeres ard \tdm • | . aulfed to tiie Fall and Winter trade I'hev 1 X t also an a-.-oruuent of Ready-made U.n; f kinds, together with Morning Robe-, Draw. J : Shirts, Suspenders, Glove*, Hosiery. Ha M - ; Umbielias. A c. Ac. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AS CHEAP AS READY MADE. '[• HAVE now got hi a fid! ami .>-•• I ' S .sckot CLOI IIS. < \SI3IEHES I VESTINGS, ot aii the uewe.-t patterns, a. ! . ! prepared to make to order, any and evert *rti< m oi dress i/t the best m inner, at New York price* M Mso, CLOTHSNG ot all descri|niot.. h. HI.ADA -MADE, , i Which an ill be »»..d as low as at any of the .V - || ern cities. ; HOSIERY. UNDER SHIRTS and >UU I ERS, SCARFS. CRAVATS, St SJ'EMI; j | GLOVES, with every art cle desirable fur mo] | ' W M. O. PRITE INSURANCE, i rpHE SUBSCRIBER. A gent for the S* ■> .1 ern 3lutir.il Insttranct Company, tar f | ta, continue? to take Marine, River, anJ >'- | Ilott-e risks. Unl\ seventy-five per cent-n 11 I i« required—the balance in a good note, - I ; may never be called for. Merchant- in li >tui up country, are invited to take op.en f I I-o as to keep in (feorgia the hea.v U heretoicre paid to foreign offices, li J pared to make Insurance on Life, in the . | * Dilution, at reasonable rates. Office at thee ■ sio’i Store, corner .Mclntosh and Kevn ‘ I i July 12 T. W.'FI.F.M J WM. O. Villi 'l] & Cuu | DRAPERS AND TAILOSb | 4RE Ri:CEi\ INC WEEKLY u 1 ii York SPRING GOODS, ■: CLO THS. CASLMERES AN DV ESTIV; I the newest style of I COTLi.INN KS, and all the new style» fei N' j and Summer Wear. HEADY-MADE CLOTHING. 'of new pattern-of g«K>ds and cut, and ten d 5 fM TAILORS TRIM MINGS. Arc. ff •. U » i Furnishing Warehouse —OluHr ud —2s9 fM ? W. O. PRICE. 9 March 12 W. T. INGRAH-U® NEW WORKS. A ; IFIIE Little Su ago. by the late (’apt >!l |W | A att. it. N.. price die. N•. 30l T' :i "fw iby W ■ Thackere v. No. 2 ol the < • j Bulwer L-, tton. Ui-t received and r- u 1 { GEO. A. O UI’ES A O' oct 11 Opposite the UMBRELLAS JAIN E COLORED and black *inc ! Do of Scotch Ginghanj &n<l eh**? ‘ j Also, BUGGIE Umbrellas, with a.'jn-fitf w HATS AND CAPS J jof the newest style ; Hunting Cap-. A' v I I nov. 2 \\ 3J. O. I’IIICF. & 1 TO BAR-KEEPERS. * VK’E If WE ON HAND ' I f wanted for Bar tt.-e Fhr> e :T.» nt ! I or replenishing Bars, will find it gr.-ai '. ' M j * B *M‘ «t to call and look at out gi-' U ! U;V if 1 fore buying elsewhere We wdl -ell 101-' ! ’ : purchase their s-ipph of «s. PINT FLASKS at GO rents per Dorei. M j half d... do. lj do Jo. j ii Call at the cheap Crockerv Store, tafer above the R aii road Bank Or;, j MUST IN a ‘ | I FRENCH ACHfN JUST RECEIVED- Band, and V\ bite French China t yj j complex-, for sale at le-» prices than etc. | i -old at. in this city. Call at the Crock '• }| j 3 dr-or- above the Rail Road Hank, and j | Post Office corner. Ml S! IN - 11 j oct 20 SCHOOL BOOKS. f t L ARGE variety of H f 1 rretv descriplit-n. eaw always be M* m i Mill at reasonable prices, at _ GEO. A. OATES A•- O- m 1 ;lfoad-street. op, Ciite tb« ' 1
