The Athens post. [volume], March 22, 1850, Image 3

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THE POLISHRD BOOTS; OR THE
RICH BRUSSELS CARPET.
A Thrilling Eleven Hundred and Twenty
four Dollar Prize Talt.
"Go it Boois." .Milton.
See 'em I
Sco those now boots standing quiet
ly ns a summer's cloud, upon the
Kiel) Brussels carpet.
Black ns the night of doom, they
sit quietly upon the ricli Brussels enr
pet. Ten thousand tempest clouds
made up of lamp black, midnight, and
little niggers, could not rival in dark
ness those new calfskin hoots sillin!
quietly upon the new Brussels carpet.
How still they arc I
Like a black Berkshire piar. on
some summer's day, half buried in
mud, unstired by the gentle gale, sit
llic boots upon the carpet.
Look again !
The sun, just sinking in the west
like a huge Orange county cheese.
The splendriferously golden curtains
are unrolling around his evening
couch. The plough boy is preparing
(o turn nut his team, ami the milk
maid, ns happy as a 7'cri with a now
lio.nnet, is about to milk the gentle
cows.
How beautiful.
The rich golden sunshine peers in
at the raised window, and bathes in n
Hood of light the room with the ri:li
Bru'sels carpet.
How it lingers on the new calf skin
boots sitting so still. Not a sound
heard, yet how the boots shine in the
golden sunshine. They glitter like a
warriors buckler, all scoured up
Like a negro's heel in a dark night
appear the boots in a golden sunshine
upon a rich Brussels carpet, at the
close ol dav.
'!!ln linnta U'ftpfl nnlit fur! Tlmf r!:iv
they had been purchased.
What ccstacv.
The first new pair of calf skin
boots! Is there a free born American
citizen whose heart docs not throb at
the mention of such things? Point
him out, and let him be branded ns
some misanthropic wretch who enter
cd upon the great stage of life with
nothing but coarse cowhide stogies
to bide his homely foet.
Yet every rose has its thorn. Every
pleasure has its pain. Every slick ol
candv has its end. Wc remember
well that as wc looked upon those
new calf skin boots, bathed in a Hood
of gulden sunshine and silting quietly
upon the rich Brussels carpet just at
the declii c ol day, that some iil laled
offspring of a cow had been slain in
cohl blood, his sleek, glossy skin cut
from his quivering flush, and plunged
into tan baik and lime, while the
bereaved mother was mourning for
the calf that should bleat no more or
caper around with hind legs and tail
n air.
Calves must die 1
Whether upon two legs or four
wc solemnly reitcrato the truth, thai
calves must die. As we thought o
these things a tear came m the eye.
Vi. brushed it away and turned to
the future, as wc looked upon the
boots, sitting quietly upon the
rich Brussels carpet.
Ta tice against Theory. Wc
sec it stated in the papers that about
sixtv-two young men trom irginm
have recently graduated at the Jeffer
son University, Philadelphia. Proba
lilt' more than double that number
have graduated nt the other schools
.1 . IT" . ... ... ,
Ill Uiai Cliy. viigmi.i, nu suspii,
spends about 8100.00;) n year for
medical education in Philadelphia
alone. There are medical schools in
Virginia where young men can be
better qualified for practice in the
South than anv in the North, where
they know nothing of Southern dis
oases.
Under these circumstances it fills
us with shame and humiliation to sec
Southern parents sending their chil
drcn to Northern schools. Where is
their State pride? Where is their
love of the South? Where is their
regard for their social system, when
they pour their patronage in streams
upon those who every day vilify and
abuse them and their institutions.
Never did the world see a greater
contrast than between Southern The
ory and Southern Practice. And yet
it is in Southern Practice alone that
redress can be found for Southern
Rights. Encourage your own and
depend upon yourselve's. That is the
I..,l,i-f,rb ofKfntn Riolitstn hicll
the'South can look with a particle of
. i i . I .
confidence. We solemnly ocucve inai
if the Southern Stales of the Union
finally succumb to their adversaries,
the fault will be all their own. Instead
of making themselves strong by self
flenendcncc. thev absolutel" furnish
their enemies with the "sinews of
war" in immense annual sums to be
used in nourishing our revilcrs, and
increasing their ability ultimately to
bind us hand and foot. Oh. folly !
Oh, madness I Richmond Republi
can. An Albany barber, having a very
intemperate man to shave on Sunday,
begged him to keep his mouth shut,
as it was a punishable ofTcncc to have
a runt hole open on the Sabbat:..
OCCUPATION and INDUSTRY.
Did you ever notice, gentle reader,
that the discontented and grumbling
members of society are invariably
those who are in such circumstances
in life that they are not compelled to
be industrious, in order to gain a live
lihood? Persons who have little or
nothing to do, arc invariably uneasy
and discontented, while the industri
ous have not time for such thoughts.
Ti.no glides to those who toil it is
the toilers privilege.- Hcavon de
signed us all to work, each in hi3
peculiar sphere, some with the hands,
some with the brain. There is not a
man or a thing alive that has not tools
to work with, lias not the spider a
power-loom within his head, and that
most stupid of animate substances, the
oyster, lias a Pa pin's digester, with a
stone ami linio-house to hold it in.
Man is happy only when employed,
for laziness begets vice, vice bcgcls
crime; then who would not avoid
laziness.' Especially is an industrious
spirit desirable in woman; life is so
uncertain, the freaks of fortune so
variable, that the man who takes n
partner to his bosom, whose domestic
habits ami education have been averse
to this essential requisite, to say the
least of il, runs a fearful risk Yet
how many there arc wholly ignorant
of the ordinary wauls of life, or the
means of supplying them how many
have been brought up to think it de
grading to enter a kitchen or to per
form for themselves any necessary
soi vice. Let your children, good
mothers, you who read these fair
pages, be brought up endowed with
both domestic knowledge and that of
the schools; thus shall you plan', and
rear a flower for the circles of society
which shall be equally valuable for
its fragrance and its intrinsic worth
Bf.asoxs for not Figiiti vo a Du
el. M. do l.angcro and M. Mou
tande, both remarkably ugly men.
quarreled, and challenged one anoth
cr. Arrived at the place of meeting,
M. do Lahgerie stares his adversary
in ths face, and says-
"I have just reflected--1 can't fi
1,1
you."
With this ho returned the swore!
into the scabbard.
How sir, what docs this mean?
It means that I shall not light.
"What! you insult ir.e, and refuse to
give mo satisfaction:
"If 1 have insulted you, I ask a
thousand pardons; but I have an in
surmountable reason for not fighting
with you."
"But, sir, may one know it?"
"It will ofl'end you."
No, sir."
"You assure me ?"
Yes, 1 asuro you."
"Well, sir, this is it if wo fight,
according to all appearances. I shall
kill you, and then 1 shall remain the
ugliest lellow in the kingdom."
His adversary could not help laugh
ing, and they returned to the city
good friends,
Tin: Povvr.it op Conscience. A
legal friend in an adjoining county
mentions a very curious case of luna
cy, the facts of which were dcvclopjd
in a iccent investigation. An Eng
lishman, a resident nf this county for
several years, received before leaving
England quite a large sum of money
ns a legacy from his father. He was
worth previously a considerable prop-
crtv. Bv a codicil of the will he
received" one hundred and sixty
pounds, which in the body of the in
strument was reserved to a brother
and sister. This latter sum was in
duced by some persuasions and effort
on the pa it of the recipient, although
it has never been supposed that he
resorted to any means positively unfair
or improper. This additional sum,
thus obtained, so pressed upon his
thoughts and conscience as finally to
drive him raving mad.
He is now an inmate of the asylum
at Utica. He would pace his room
all night, wring his hands, and exclaim
in intense agony, "l did U. ' m llic
man." "I'm horribly guilty; and shall
lu damned hereafter." "My father
altered his will; and I told him to do
it." He fancied too that bo was beset
with evil spirits in consequence ol the
unfratcrnai act. Eflbrts were made
lo divert bis mind from the one dark
theme; but in vain. It was suggested
to him that he might now restore the
1(50, and thus atone for every thing.
".Not s-v lie always replica -u
would not be my father's will would
it ?" "That's what troubles me."
Td give all my property to change
thai, but it is too late."
"Kinging the changes on tuis sore
point, his mind gradually became
shattered, and nothing but constant
watchfulness prevented his sclt-uc-
slruclion. Buffalo Courier.
In a single century, tour thousand
millions of human beings appear on
the face of the earth, act their busy
parts, and sink into its penccful bosom.
Moderate drinking, somebody says,
is somewhere betwixt a glass and a
barrel.
u.niiwa i .uuiiiauH i,jii..i i..iu.j!i,u!Eati.Ljaiaiiai..iJ:
Tevpdrancf. CKi.gniMTihN. The Mad
isoaville Division .Sons ol' Temperance will
ccli-bra i their anniversary at the Presby
tirian Church, on Saturday I.lili April.
A Temperance address will he delivered
hy Ihe Rev. W. II. II. Oilman.
Surrounding Divisions are cordially in
vited to attend and participate with us on
the occasion.
By order of the Division,
, A. II. HICKS, R. S.
NOTICE.
P. S. Whitk, Esi , of Pennsylvania,
will address the citizens ol Monroe county
on the subject nf Temperance, ai Madison
ville on Sunday the 1 1 1 It of April. Il is
widely extended fame as a Temperance
Lecinrer, renders any farther notice from
us unnecessary.
difd,
In this pla-e, on ihe IGth inst., Mrs.
Oti.utiTY V. YVaki, in the 2'nh year of
her age, nfler several months illness.
Oliituary mxl wee I.-.
Arr.UMA.Mnrcli 18,
Editor Allien Post:
The heavy rains of ihe past week has
raused a rise in the Savannah riv-r of Hi
feet. The high streams have no dnuhl kept
many from going to market, lint nutwith
standing this a large amount of Goods
have heen sold here. Our merchants were
probably never more actively employed
than at present.
Bacon. The market has heen quiet
throughout the week, and prices nre rathpr
lower. Some sales have been liiaJc Bl Ci,
but we quote fi; a G ns inaiket price ol
this article, on '.III days.
La nt). Wc have no sales to quote, enn-S'-q
iiciitl v present prices are nominal 5 a
G lor inferior, anil G a Gl for fair.
Oiuin. Corn is selling at 05c; Peas 75
a R); Oais 35, and good Wheat per
b uhel.
Butter, Good lots command 121 a 11
cents per II).
Cuffk.k. The demand is limited for
Coffee this week, nnd as holders have no
dispositional) force sales hut liille has heen
done. We quoit- I tin and Lnguavrn, which
constitute the hulk of stocks nt 15 a loic
SiMJAlis. P. ices are without change.
Muscovado descriptions nre preferred to
others. Selling nt Gl a 7. New Orleans
atSjaGi Porto Ilico Gi a 7J. Double
Refined Loaf I !: per h.
Mor.As-Ks. The stock 'is large. Cuba
is worth 21 anj New Orleans jlc per gal
lon. Salt. Demand is limited retailing
from stores nt 1,25 per sack.
Fkatiiers. Tnis nrtielo eon'innes in
demand nt o2 a 33c per lb. Beeswax lit,
and Tallow 10.
DttY Goods. Sleeks roniinue large nnd
the dry goods merchants arc doing a large
trade.
x J a n n w a rt f. . During the weeK our
merchants have added 1 irgly I" 'heir
slocks as several consignments have ar
rived direct from Europe.
DitciiS and Mkdicinf.s. Our wholesale
houses hold out stroti1' inducements lo
merchants of the interior. Their slocks
are large.
SAnni.Kitv. Our market is well suppled
and merchants nre doing well.
Hides. Dry salted J.
yagers. irr, tt tvrti i rrxrr rrr-im-r n vi :
N 0 T I V 11
A LL persons are lur-liy cautioned not lo
trade for a note of hand civen bv ihe
subscriber, mid made payable to John
Whitakcr, for between twenty-one and
twenty-three dollars, and bearing dale in
the year IS 13, ns 1 have already paid said
note. WM.'ltUOD.
March 22, IS50-31 7$
CIMJVCEUV fi.il.K- VALUABLE
LAADS.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Cleveland, made nt its Feb
ruary term, 1850, I will offer lor sale, nt
pubbc auction, on the premises on Tues
day ihe 7th day of May next, the follow
ing described pieces or parcels of find,
situaied in Ihe county of Polk, in the Slate
of Tennessee, lo wit: The North-west
quarter ol s-elioii lour, Fractional lovvn
snip lirst, It.in.'e second, I'.JSt; nnd the
South half of the South-west quarter ol
section thirty-three, Fractional township
second, South, ratine second, F.asl of Hie
liasis line, nil in the Ocoee district, con
taining in the whole two hundred and for
ty acres, it being the find that Samuel A.
Fasley died seized and possessed.
Terms of sale cash.
JAMKS liF.IlUV. C. & M.
March 22, IS50 Pr's fee 3-7t 78.
SIl HUNT'S SALR.
BY vtnue of nn execuunn issueil Irnm
th- Circuit Court Clerk's odice, nnd lo
me directed, wherein John II mi'irijlit is
plainnir and Francis W. I.ea, Luke Lea
nnd Gideon B. Thompson are defendants.
1 will, on '.he ltli day of May next, sell lor
rasli in hnnd, to the highest tmliler, at Hie
Court-house door in the town of Cleveland,
all the right, title interest nnd claim, in and
to the following described pieces oi p-.rcels
of Lind, lying and being in Ihe couinv of
firadley, and Ocoee District, to wit: The
Norlheast, North -west and South-west
quarters ol Section I wo.Towrstiip one, and
Kange one. West of llie basis line: also,
the South east and Soiiih-wesl quarters ol
i,f..nii'.luiir. Towiishin anil Itane
ortiiun " - -"I ' - . 1 . I
' . l - I ,l.a,l n.l n.. .....
atoresaiu, mu, un-- uumut-u
the South side ol the Norlh-eaM quarter ol
Section ihiitv-lour, Township and liange
same as above; also, the South-east quarter
of Section eight. Township two, and Uii:;e
one. West ol the basis line; also, the Souih.
west quarter ol Section ihiriy-three. Town
ship two, and Range one, West of the basis
line; also, twentv acres off of ihe South
west quarter cf Section twenty. Township
two. and Kange one, West of ihe basis line,
in the Ocoee District. Hradley county,
Tennessee which right, litle, interest and
claim above described if levied upon as
the property ol Luke Lea, lo satisfy said
execution and ihe costs thereon, and will
be told on said dV uuless debt and costs
r iirnvinuslv Dtld.
JOHN M
BATES,
Vrputy Sheriff".
-7l lVf fee i70 7i
Marcli 13, 1S50
Stop the Runaways !
1AN AWAY from the residence of the
undersigned, on Monday nii'ln, the
I lib insi.,thc following NKGllOKS, viz;
.IACOI5 and his wife MAItY. These ne
groes are of mulatto complexion, but Jacob
is rather the brightest; he is near sir feet
high, stout built and about (ifiy-seven years
of age, Mary is over the ordinary mze (or a
fn run lo, and is about forty six years of nse.
The slaves formerly belonged to William
Ainsworih, when n resident of Monroe co.,
Tenn., and it is supposed that they arc now
in the neighborhood ol llell Town, on Tel
lico Hiver. Any information concerning
said negroes, directed to A. (!. Hick,
Hamilton's X Roads, McMinn county.
Tennessee, will be Hianklully received,
and any expenses incurred in tlieir appre
hension i I be promptly de-charged.
A. P. RICK.
Rv Maiioauet W. Kick.
Marcli 22, isro 4i IX
j ii a win; nny rLis liiaii
S C 11 0 0 L.
'SMIF. Spring Sis-ion of this Institution
" will commence on Thursda . ihe dill
day of April next. It is very desirable that
all who expect lo become siiideiils should
enter punctually by or before the com
mencement. The Institution is now fairly organized,
alfurding ample liicilities lor iien iiring si
liberal and useful education in the Sciences,
1 Mathematics, and Languages, and whatev
er else is usually laulil in schools uf the
highest gr.ide.
I We have a Inrgp nnd commodious Hrick
I'liilding just liiiMied, and designed lor the
Pi'ciimmudaliou of sluden s the next ses
jSiuo, lo be kept by Mr. (jodwiu and Lady,
whom we know to be well qualilied fertile
j business. The price of hoarding w ill be
SI,-5per week, including washing, fuel
ro'uns and bedstexd. The student will fur-
lii-h bis own bedding, and such other ar
ticles ol furniture as he may desire lor his
rumii.
The tuition will vary from $5,00 lo
. I "J.OO, according lo ihe studies pursued,
universally lobe paid in advance. No de
duction will me made lor loss ol t. me, ex
cept in cases of sickness. The whole ex
pense for Doatding and Tuition will vary
from $3l,o,5 i0 g3$,75 per sessioti ol five
months a degree of cheapness, it is be
lieved, not to be luund any where else in
i-onncc.ion with the same Inernry advinti
ges. The lucililies for a thorough nnd com
prehensive education nre now materially
bettei than ever heretofore, in that the li
braries have been considerably increased,
the cabinet of minernlsand fossils have been
enlarged, nnd especially in the addition of
another member lo the Hoard ol Instruction.
The Facuby are as follow:
Rev.C'iiEEU Fui.tok, A. M., Piesident
and Professor ol Mental and Moral Science
JuEiMi II. Pkh e, A. M , Professor ol
Ancient Languages nnd Liteialuie.
Rev. Jamms S. Ivunnedv, A. 13., Profes
sor of Mathematics.
John U. Winnifouii. A. M., Professor
ol Modern Languages, (who, h iwever, on
account uf ill-heal"h, has retired for the
present )
Miss Map.v W. Rocir.ns Piiucipal of the
Female Department.
Among the f.ic lit e for instruction there
is also a magnificent eight feet reflecting
Telescope, magnilynie six hundred limes,
and a splendid set u Astronomical Maps,
which all'urd rare advantages in the siudy
of Ast.onomy.
It may he said with truth that Ihe loca
tion has always been remuik.iVy IpmPIiv,
and in beauty utnitrpa-si d, The . ec.irt i- s
against every species ol di.-sipaiion and
immoral disturbances are such ns strcngly
to commend this Institution lo parents anil
guardians. C. FULTON, l'res't.
March I I, IS50-4t 78
1 VA NTEI) DIM 11)1 A I ELY,
iTKNI'.or two sood uoiUnicn at Tin 1'lntc,
to whom the Iiii;he-t wage? unit constant
employment will he given. None but rouiI
woikmeli of inihi'tnotis habits ru ed apply.
J. V. ISI.ACK VVI-'.I, I., Athens, Tenn.
Athens, .Mure.li 1650 tf 77
.6l.IL lirlr, new crop , just received mid
for sale lit 17 cents hy thebair.
,M KWI.N ,t tMI.MCSPir..
Albeni, March l.'i, Im.'iU If 77
DECATUR ACADEMY.
'JM1K Summer session of ibis Institution
will commence on the (ir-t Monday in
April next, under the superintendence ol
Mr. W.M. TllO.MC-ON.
Tu nis, cr smm'iiii ii' Jirc m.-hi.'m ;
Spelling, Rending, Writing, Arithmetic,
F.nglish (Jrammar, and (ieogMphy, s 1,00.
The higher branches nt 5,(11) and $7.0(1,
lioaidiug enn be ha l nt $1,00 per week.
Ry order of ihe li iiinl.
JOiKPU McCOItlvf.K,
i'liiiiniiaii.
Decatur, Ten , March 15, K-50 J: 77
ate:
met VoaJ
'3
ATHEA'S. 77-;.V.V.
Geo. rC7. EZayo
HAS removed to tin- Inrm Urn k Tavern
on the I'ulilic Sq uire, herelntorc occii
pid by James S. Undoes, l.-.p, where be is
lirepnrci! to iicciiiiiiiixlalu tlit; lrateliii put)
'"".March 8, ls.VI tf 70
J! t'A S . St . V, O O X E ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
A the in, Tennessee,
WTfMl.L practice in the Courts of Monroe,
v v Ale Minn, Khun, .Veis. Hamilton,
Itr.idlev. mill Polk enmities.
diliei- iienrlv opposite the Pointer's Dank.
March I, ln.'ill tf 7.i
m i: dic a i. n or ICE.
nit. u. m.i i.i:mkto, r. CIII.I.INS, M. V.
DOCTORS
CLEMKYa'SJiX A: Ct)LMS
RlvSPKCTFi:LLY inform Ihe citizens
ol Meigi-, McMiiiU, Rhea and Roane
counties, thai lliey r- associated together
ill Ihe practice ol Medicine, and trust, by a
prompt attention lo all calls, lo secuie a
continuance of palrunage berrtolore ex
tended. Dr. Cletiv-nlsor.' place of residence is at
Ten Mile Stand, Meigs CO. Dr. Collins i
located at Jeremult Chapiuau', oil Ten
urssee River, Meigs co.
bhi, 1550-lf 11
A VJl'STA A I) T. It TISEN EXTX
w. k, jai kson, oi:o, t. jack'on, iii.oii o'm:ii.i.,
W. E. Jackson & Co.,
WIJOLFSALK
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
M A SO N I c II A r. I.,
(ftiwn t .'til tul SUthsn:tt flhhe J 'full I ,)
AUGUSTA,
fB A VI.NO made large additions to our
stoek of J)n (Jtithlx, we are prepared
In sell lo Country Merchant lit as l.nW
I'liicBs, and upon (he MjS tkiims. ns the
Merchants of Charleston.
f 'mi n try Merchants visiting Augusta or
Charleston, are respectfully invited lo ex
amine o'lr n-oriinent and prices.
Feh.-j. .-.()h 71
Henry Hoore,
(Successor to .Moure & Ravi,)
OPPOSITE GLOIJK HOTF.L,
AL'aUSTA, OA ,
IMI'OltTKIl AND DKAt.CK IN
roHKia.y k domestic iluidh aih:,
I HON, Steel, Table nnd Spring Cutlery,
Tanner's, Smith's nnd I arpeuier's
Tools. Agricultural Implements, (Juns,
I'ISIOIS, vVC. N.C.
Feb. i-, 1S5IJ 1 71
llJlillVAIli:'.Vuu'M Y ,LD AG
JUCULTL'RAL JMl'LIWIWS.
A. W. & W. I'.C.-tlt.tllC'EIAIili,
AUt.ii;STA, GA..
ITS A VR on ban I n complete assortment
' of Knglish and American Hardware
and Cutlery. They also keep on land an
extensive stock ofAgricultur.il Implements,
consisting principally of Ploughs, Cultiva
tors, Harrows, Straw Cutter", Corn Nheil
eis, Cylindiical nnd Double Acting Rotary
Churns, Horse Powers, Thrashers kc.
All orders entrusted lo them will receive
prompt nnd careful attention.
Feb. ill, 1850-1 y 71
HATS, CAPS AND BOXXETS !
E. L. Ferry & Go.9
AUGUSTA, OA.,
jfT AVE now on hand a lull stock nf Hals,
Caps, Bonnets nnd Umbrellas, ol
every style and quality. As we have our
Goods direct from the Manufacturers we
nre enabled to sell ns low and on as good
terms ns can be had in any market, M-r-chants
and dealers in want ol any articles
in our line, would do well in looking; at
our slock before buying elsewhere.
Call at F.. L. Feny St Go's Store, Near
the Mansion House, Augusta, G.i.
N. H. Particular attention eiven to orders
Feb.a-i, 1S50 ly 71
D. E. PLTJMB & CO.,
DKAI.f.KS IN
Perfumery, Instruments, Pure ,M ilirincs
und Chemicals, Paints, Oils,Glass, yc,
AUGUSTA, GA.
IANDUKTH'S Garden nnd Fie'd Seeds.
A large and well selected assortment of
TUUSSKS.
D. H. Plumb Co.. nre also Agenis for
Stockton's celebrated INCORRUPTIliL K
TKF.ril.
Feb. LS5()-ly 71
JiARUKTT, CASM i:i4 & CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
I.MI'OKTKItS ,V WIIOI.KSAI.B DKAI.KIH IN
MILUS, .VKIJICIXKS, PALVrs, OILS
A.YH GLASS,
4 RK now receiving, in tiddnion lo their
stock, 5UU packages of Diugs Aledi
cities &c, .c. Among ihem are 0 cases
superior Java Indigo; and u'J cerooris in. I
Spit. F. Indigo; all ol which will be sold
as low as they can be purchased in New
Ymk.
Feb. 22, 1550-1 71
FORCE, COKLE'J fe C
wiioi.t:sAi.r. tk A 1. 1: its in
HOOTS, SHOES, LKATIIEH, TJIU.YKS,
VAliPKT JUGS, &c,
RttoAi) SritKtT,
AUGUSTA. GA.
A I. So
It. II. x.t. i: IIHtCK a- CO.,
IIOIXSAI.K I'KAI.I 113 IV
liuvti. Shoes, l.eathir, 'Trunks, Carpi I
Pi airs, ie.,
Ilayne Siren,
ClIAIll.K-TON, S. (J.
Feb. 2 , K-5IJ li 71
W. WKII.lt r,
II. T. NICIIOI.S,
K. MILKMAN,
W. U. JlIT,
WUIHT, XJI!!OI.SiV ().,
MANlFACTrilKUS Of
SADDLES, BRIDLES, WWl'S,
Harness, Trunk. Sc.
IMIMIRTIIIIS A MI V. 0(l.lAI I. HKAI.I IIS l
Sndillirij und Ciutrh Hardware. Conch
Triiiimin,S!iiie I'iuuiwi. and l.valh
er if crenj dcrcripliim.
No. yd'J UllOAl) SlIll.KT.
.Near the Ccurgju Rul I' i.hI ,':.i:ik,
AUGUSTA. GA.
F-b. t;. i ?.)(-1 ;i
Haviland, lUslcy & Co.,
AUGUSTA. GA.,
uiroRTens ami wiioi.lsai.i: nni.i t' li
Oruit,.Vcdirl:rH ami tlmuicati, fain!',
OUm, Whulotc iilaiut, ."vfV i-Vr,
.Himlila and Jam fmrVV". I'trhoiw
ry, shKi, llrunhrn, Nurzlrat ami
Itralal lutlruturHt I
also, aoiats roa Tin: most a ai.i ami k
Patent MediriuM, Iknh'ts G dl oil, g
Teeth, ls.c., Rostudale. Ilijdrantir Ce
ment, Culciued Ptarlcr I'arit.Kr.
R 3 AVINlS n l.irue stin k on band, whieli i- ,
B kept lull niel Irc-h liy weekly aib!ilin,
and being cumin le I ilh II a ii.im', Im i si. ,
Jct'11., New York, mid II ivii.i. !l ten
k t'o..l'liiir!vtoii,S. Vti..l,-.ile iii i.-i-t',
we re cn-ibleil t-mipply Cunnlry .'! r. Iianl,
I'lii-iciinianil tl.u 1 riiile,oii tin- m-l lavoia
hle term.
(t7-U.MMl neatly put i a'"' ' :ir '""
paikeil. tjuiililie warraiiteil ti be a r. pre-
Iml-
,yj r,ini.t attention pud to r.lr iitb
("asli or iiti-tm-tnry r-lerei.c-.
fpjp- riireh.istT visiting this market nr.- ill
vitetl to call.
ii.vviLAXU, t:tsi.t:v a. co.,
l)iujgisl, Aii;.'i'ti.
AVCf'STA ADVERTISEMEXTS
PIA.XO FORTES, MUSIC .LX1J
JEWELRY.
CIIAIJLES CATLIX & CO,
(Near (he United States Hotel,)
AUGUSTA, GA.,
A I'M t!i nn'v ntiihrirized Agents for
JiL ( 'hicliertng's, Noun's it Clark, and
Ad.im Stodart's Piano Fortev. They keep
cnnniirnly on hriid a large assortment of
instruments from the above Manufactories,
embracing every variety style off), GJ.
Il and 7 ortaves, which thev will sell nt
the lowest J'aclnri priiv.-j, giving their rwn
and the maker's guarantee as being perfect
in every respect. Their stock of .Music
Violins, Guitars, Ritijos, Flutes nnd Ac-cordi-ons,
is Inrge an I Veil seleeteil.
They til-ohave a l.irgo stock n Watches,
Jewehy- and Silver nre, which they will
sell low.
All orders will reepn-e prompt niontion,
and will bp guaranteed to give satisfaction
ill every respect.
Feb. !, ,.-nlv 71
II A Rl) VA RE,
3. cz, S. BONES & CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
im eon mis hiiikct and dkai.I'.i-.s in
I'oiEIOXS.- DOMESTIC HA HUit . IHE,
IJ IJ A V alwnvs on hand a good assort
J " inent in their Imp, which Hit y will sell
on the most f.-ivora'ile terms.
Augusta, Feb. X , 1550 ly 71
Tlios. Hic2i.ards St Eon,
SlaUunrrs, Itonl.tilnilfm, unit lllank Hook
.llannl'mliirirn,
Aroi 'TA, (!i:o!i;ia.
A I.), Maniifnrtiireriii'il Direct Inmnrters
of every kirn: of COMES, EUTTC.VS,
SL SI'ED!:ilS, Spectacles Nnillc", Puis,
Percussion ('ii), Violin Strim:', Hooks und
Kye, Whalebone, Re.nls, Marldes, Knitting
Pins, lirusl-es of every (lese.riptioii, Simp",
Shaving Jinxes, Tripe,, llol.hins. 'ITreads
cotton nnd linen, runes. Pocket I!. inks, lia
zor Strops, .Alnsiral lntriirneiits, l.ookini;
;incs, .Necklaces, (Ji riuan Iturps, Ink, Sew
ing Silk, f.einl Pencils, Il.innet iiinU'ap M'ire,
bihI a great variety of other I'. EVCY AItTI
CLFS loo iniinerons In mention, u Inch usu
ally takes much time to fin. I, and to which
(hey are nuislniilly making iiihliti uis all
which they have minlc expressly for the Coun
try Tra le. fr--.'eiv linods n eeiveil every
week. Cai.i. ami k mini: (jooiis and Pun i s.
,'a unary IS, sj(l-y CU
Baker, Wilcox sTcoT
WIIOI.KSAI.B
Gil OCER Y MI'At CI LISTS,
Al'l.l'STA, (i'coIII.IA,
Ti,'' UMP constantly on baud a larire ami well
B iissoiIimI stock of Su;'ar,('ol!'ee,Salt. Sci;
wlui h will be solil at Ihe very Inivesl mxrlic;
prices. .711 onleis shall have caieful atteri
lien. y-f Ifaron, f.ar l and Feathers received
on coii-i.-iiiiii'iit.
July IM'.l-lf n)
CULVA, GLASS A.YI) CROCKERY
U'.l R :.
F. It'OaSAnf & CO.,
t.n i' o a rt: n ,
A CifsTA, (! KOUlilA.
2 II. A- C. are enesf itnly reci ivhig
Ei- a lilitjous (o their Stock, ili-eel I'roin tin)
.Maimlactoiers in I TriKitiit, ai.d "i h cteil -presi'y
fur city iiinl coimtri Ir.nle, to which
they iui-ite the iitlcnt.oii of enrcha-i r.
Aiii Hi, IH.'l-ly .IiJ
IMiiliideljihiii Advertisi'menls.
Eilward S. Tryon
J. R!l,NeWi Second xtrr.cl,
PHILADFLPIIIA,
Impnrtrr and .Mmiiifiii turrr of Dmilile and
Single Jlarrvl Shot Guns, Jlijlts ami
Pistol.
S,! HOT RAGS, Flasks Gae.,e R,gs. P.i
' pr riur Pereii'sion Caps, ( tun Powder,
Wads, .'-hot Gun and ll.ll - R,irrel, and
Materials lor (ion M ikei'suse. WIIOLK
SA LU AND R A TAIL.
Feb. 15, If-"ill ly 7.)
IjA.se- BiTi 6 toiiivrmwi,
.Yi. JKYt rth Fourth Strtit.
Pil'LADF.LPIIlA,
Ol't'ri! for sab- en evti iisiic :ni l entirely
ie:.v stock nt' HATS A. VI) CAES, of
li t- lal'-t sth :i t.i I in i -I sipiir veil patterns,
of their own loaTiot'ictiirc, arel iariif.ularly
a liiptcl t ) the Southern and We-ttru Traile,
',. :
.'ioli sUin, i;n----i i, ( 'assimi re,
Nutria, IV'i-li, S.ik,
llfiiwr, Aleve :.ii. t 'n liloriiia.
Alio, '. i n'- ami So-ititiir. Peart, -li-
lai.-l riTi-f Wool II:, t-. in -re.it varn t , t.i.-etb-with
I'apa ol evt r Oi - : iji ion, whith they
coiii'rli'iit Iv recoiiiioi ml as ,-;ih-)ilal'il to i-ite
sali-factioii, iiinl 11' h lhe w ill s,-J ),,
lowest inii!i"t pro-" luil i a) the n est pur
tie liar atlo.'iti iil to a- kin; .
f; -,-'r.;iT i 1 1 i t. it . N.irth I'onrtli
Ir. ti Pnil i!lel,i!,ia, will n e ivt- iiiiim di.itu
l.lt.-li til.'l.
I'i.ili.deipbiil, I'i !. s!, 1 I y 7
n. i ii-i-iN, o-i r,
-'MI i cl.'llf
II, N.U (.It A .I. I I, I i.l. lilt'.!: Itl.AIS. N,
N.U (.IIA..I.1 I,
m.yj.
W II I.I-.
fJp2ii:trort, Ciranthn V Co.y
(Siirci-s-ors t iling.'. Illliot V Co.)
ft' it I. is il i: it s,
llOiihSELI.EIiS ...7 STAUO.ERS,
A-... W COOK MA. VI TACT! Jil.HS,
No. 1 1 Xoriii K-iiirth tn-t,
I'illl-IIHA.I'WA.
J! lt!.I!:Ki;S ,.l School. Theological,
.Mi tSf :il. I.ii-,
ical ninl Mi-ei-lhi-
i iirntia H 11 l'S, i I line e,litoii "I l!il alnl
i I'nti-r Po,,ks. in ever ;tn'.i nf Pin lin ami
.;. ..,,, iJt.ilcr- in t'.ip. r l!..u !i l!-.,..k and
Sl:,ti..ii.-rr .
-.m!,i,j At r.-hn:i,, I'.i'dir irh lin t
li,.. Tr.i I.- si : 1 "! ud.autageoii, 1. run.
C ;, s. i-.vi lv ;
Harris -V XasDri
.Mj. I.-'S .'Ltrket tlreel, M ..nV., .Vorfft
tide, h-tirirn 4th and .VA street.
.'SHI..t3!'I.!MIl.l, 1A.,
OKFF.Il for sle on larotable urnisi an
rMeiisive aS'iriiiienl if CMU,iKlTn
LuokiNu t!l -:. Ktv Goon.',
l',l Tr)s, llo-IF.liY AMI Tl.lMi.l.NGS.
Fib. 1, iJ-r.t' ot Tt