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C l w III uctt Hlierlf Sa if
\ liu suld lietalu lhu-;t!mttl House Hour ip
the town of I.itwronceYilla.on the first Thrsdny,
in September next, within llte legal' bottrs ol
sale. ihe following property,.. . *
Ono hundred anu" t\vonly five acre® ori.rtnu,
more or leas, part of Lot JNo* in I no 6th
District of mid county, adjoining Lands of A.
<?. Ford, Thna. Kcncrly* Nalttan Fowler uml
Matthew Coehrani il balni the plnee When on
James M. Head now insides, levied on to antie-
fy sixteen Justice* Court fl fas in favor of Joseph
l.iveoy vs. rincltney G. Head anti Jiunes M.
Head, as the property of Juntos M. Hoad; levy
made and returned to mehy M. H. ford, Law*
(ul (ions table.
ALSO, one hundred aeros cf Laud, part of
Lot No. 124 in the 7th District of said county,
adjoining Lands of'I’ W Alexander, Ha,-ring-
ton and Kemp, levied on as the properly ol
Keuben Long to satisfy an Inferior Court (i fa
issued from said county for purchase money,
in favorofJantes Harrington ra. Reuben Long;
property pointed out hy plgintiff.
ALSO, one hundred acre* of I,and, more nr
leas, lying in Iho 602d District, (I. M.. in s lid
county, on the Wateraof Multierry Creek, le
vied on to satisfy a Justice* Court ti fa it sued
from the 562d District G, M., in said county,
in favor ol’KIijah Maltax vajames Hughes; levy
mido and returned to tno by Thos. Ivey,Lawful
Constable.
ALSO, suiy-siz acreso! I and, morn or less,
adjoining the Lands of W Nelson, D McDaniel,
and others, it being tho place whereon the de
fendant now roaidcs, in Gwinnett county, le
vied on to satisfy a Justices Court li ft issued
■ from tho 316th District G. M., in said county,
favor of William C. Chankjvs. John F. Mob-
,«.|y, leryjmaje and returned to me by Wm. H.
K obinaon Lawful Constable.
ALSO, one hundred and thirty acres of Land
more or less, part of Lot No. 115, in the 6th
District of said county, adjoining the Lands of
m. A. ’ordon and others, levied on to satis 1 }
a Jraticea Court fi fa issued from the 4115th
District G. M., in said county, in favor oj Wm
Gamer forjthe use of Sampson Lanier vs. James
H. Waters; levy made and returned fclo me by
xnsom Jones, Lawful Constable.
HENRY ALLAN, tshentl.
July 29,1867
U nion Slierlff SalM lor Sep.
tembor.—Wilt ho sold before the
CourtHocso Door in Blairsvilte, on ih fi t
Tuesday in September naxt, within in legal
. hours of sale, the following pfdpertv; to-vv :
L5 • Two town Lots in BlairavilV, IJTiit n county,
K fee. 50 and 06, levied on as the propt rly of
K fjfm. M. Lawrence, to satisfy n fi la from l ii-
f ion Superior Court it) tavor utT. J. v..
Wm. M. Lawrence, W, H. Sternscl and G.
Tanner securitTi
ALSO, Lot No, 183, 17th District, 1st See.
lion, levied on as the property of the defondnufo |
to satisfy a fi fa from YVorhingfon Infet : ot Co t
in tavor of Novell, Lathrop <V Heir'- n- v Jo n
M. Raines and Frederick P. Rofnis.
ALSO,Lot No. 62, 8th Di i c, Is, ., „i,
levied on as the property of the ib fe,i tit, o
satisfy a lax fi fa vs. B. H. Rav; property
pointed by J. J. Logan, agent for Ri.y.
ALSO, Lot No. 135, 1 till Dis! ict, 1 -t tre-
tion, levied on as tho property of tho Oofondant
to satisfy n fi fa from Union Su]mior Got t, in
favor of J. J. Stargel vs. Little lugr.in.
ALSO,Lots 122, 95 and till, a' i i the !);'i
District and 1st section, levied on as t. ■ proper,
ty of tho defendants to sntisiy a I uion • opener
Court li fa in favorof N.S. Pain va. P.| >.. •’Gvu-
by and G. V/. Ownby.
A 1,80, Lots No. 320, tilth Distri 1 t see-
tionsandNos. 10 and 11 in the lltb Di -' tef end
1st ection, levied on as the rap, rty of Oh - rtrs
b Davis to satisfy two fi fin Iroru F. n in Super.
[ ior Court, in favor of Hand At Cj'houn v . Du-
I vis and Campbell.
S. 8. YVILEY, Depu.y she id'.
July 30, 1857.
MttErAJVD~EEjr.'fEE
\ SCHOOL.
* o the Citizens of Atlantn.
THANKFUL to my friends of
Atlanta for their liberal patronage
for the past session, I woul.t respect
fully solicit ail increased patronage
for the next session, which w ill com-
nance on Monday, July 20(h, 1857. Our
Rooma are large and airy, protected bv a piazza
fifty laet long, from the sun. Every attention
poaaible will be paid to the manners and mors
■J* of every pupil committed to my carriYirid a
thorough and practical cducaiion imparted.—
A rigid, but parental discipline will be erilbieod.
No one - need apply for admission lor their
OhlUren into this school who do not wish their
rllHAi n governed.
B. BOGERS Principal*
ft* Ms & JA8. E. R0UGK8 Ahtistaij^.
loft. E. C. Ho & MlttS L.M. K
K8, Assistazitd Female Department
>per Session of Twenty Hrr/.\c.
ng and Spelling $8 (10
nctic, Geography, History and Gram-
iar....vf It) 00
Philosophy , Chemistry, Algebra, Geome
try, Latin and Greek 15 00
Incidental Expense* 35
^•"Tuition payablo quarterly.
Atlanta, July 10, 1857 d'.tm
$150 REWARD,
Mayor’s Office, j
Atlanta, June 30,1857. j
A REWARD of $150 will be given to any
/jLpcraon who will apprehend anil safely dr
iver to the aharifTof Fultcn county, William M.
Witcher, who is cbarged with having killed his
father, D. H. Witcher, in this city, on the 25th
tart. WILLIAM EZZARI), Mayor.
DESCRIPTION.
William M. Witcher hL*boutl8 years of age
•»* feet six inches high, weighing about 160
Ht., broad shoulder*, sandy hair incline J to red,
, sight and long, face broad and slightly
_ *Aled. He hW on when he escaped, a blue
cloth Cast, light colored casimcrc pant* and
black galtor a hires.
July 1,1862 dawtf
TB*
flfow Nprhijr Stock
J® IIKRRM! UV
Elegant Styles of Cloths,
C'ASSIMHRK A VESTING,
UNKN, MARSEILLES, See.,
HATS, CAPS,
LTiLi Lo i- , ,im’iixtn nnnnn
uiliNloPOn
Superior Fitting Shiris,
TAILORS TRIM aANGS
2
A. Superb Stock of Clothing
ot our own Manufacture.
Al*i>, Agent* for the Half nf
m. w or - u<zww *mm
SEWINtMAOHlIieS,
Prices very Low.
iy The Public are invitoil t« rail nn<l rt-
nininc our Slock.
VV. HEFTHfNO A 80N.
march I dwtf
(iFOlUilA, (fUinm'tt County.
\\J If E HE A8, Thomas W. (jonnally A Jal
T 7 rob Strickland, Exccutorsof the last wil,
and tent ament ol Wilson Strickland deceased
apply to me fur lottcr* ol dismission from the
same.
These me therefore to cilo and admonish nil
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to file their objections in my office, (il
any they have,) within the time prescribed by
law, otherwise, letters dismissory will be granted
the applicant* at the Septcmbe* Term next o(
the (h)tirt of Ordinary 10 Ik* held in and lor *aid
county.
O. T. RAKF.STHAW, Ord’y.
Fel 25 wtf
L00
Otlce.—All persona indebted to tbe
Estate of Josaph E Bishop late ot said
County deceased, are requested to make imme
tgiet payment and those having -demand
■*> net the Bstute, era herfiby notified to preaen
•cm July authenticated to
V J H BOHN, l . . ,
W H BRASWELL, { /Wm *
April 29jh. 1867 v.6m
Ml Received,
SB al NAILS, la sal/ et 5 cents by
the Keg.
mhlfidw W. W.
I EORGIA, GwlunHKonnl}..
Jf Whareaa, John Kemp applies to me for
li^ttei* of Adniaietntlon upon the estate ol
' antes 8. Seugravea, lute of this county de.
‘ t# *a*d.Th*ro are therolbre tocite and admumah
,11 and aingUlar the kindred and creditors nf
raid deeccaed, to (how cuore if an^ they have,
1 -within Ute tine prroeriked by law, why Ictlcts
* should not be grunted to Raid applicant, on the
Aral Monday in September next. Given under
my hand at office, thle 10th July, 1857.
jj 13 G. T. KAKEsTHAW.
Ordinary
M ortgage ISalc.-\yill be sold on the
tiral Tiicstlay in August next, the follow-
ing property lo wit: One Negro woman about
2*1 years of age, of dnrk cnmplecticn by the name
of Isabel nnd her child Harriet about fi years
old of yellow romnlection. Levied on an the
property of A M McWhorter to satisfy one mort
gage li fa, issued from Oairoll Inferior Court in
favor of Chamberlain Miller & (Jo. vs Abbott M
McWhorter, property pointed out in said fi la.
.HinMw2m ELI BEN8ON, Sheriff.
/ i EOliEIA, Fulton County.—,
TJCJobn l.ynchol i,a'd county. Executor ol
Daniel McSiicfljy of said comity deceased, wil.
apply for letters of dismission from said Ad-
minByratton at the November term next, of the
said Court of Ordinary of said county. Bv or
der of JOS II. MEAD, Ordinary.
April 34 1857 wGui
G 1 KORGIA. Gwinnett County.
r—Wheras, Newton Bramblolt, adminis
trator on the estate of John R. Blount, late
of said county deceased, makes application for
letters of dismission from said administration:
these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and-ctlLgular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to be and appear ul my uiliee, wiihin
the time prescribed by law, to nhow cause, it
any they have, why letters of dismission should
not bo granted the applicant. Given under my
hand at office, this Alay 6th, 1857.
uinyH ’67 G. T. KAKESTRAW, Ord’y
G oorigin, Gwinnett county.--
lb all whom it may concern.—Whereas
Kobcit W. liner, A. (tivens, YV.Arnold admin.
i:,traters ol Hembrey Loveless deceased, show
by their petition to this court that they have
fully administered and disposed of said Estate,
nnd pray Letters of Dismission therefrom.
Therefore, all (tersons concerned, art notified to
show cause at or before the first Monday in
January next, to this eottrt. why -aid 1,otters
should not he granted. Given under my hand
this 24th July, 1857.
G. T. RAKE8TRAW,Ordinary.
( 'leorgia, Gwinnett county.—
To all whom it matj concern.— YVhereas
Jackson Gregory applies to tne for Letters of
Guardianship on the Eatate of Nathaniel A.
Burge, minor and adopted child of Lorenzo N.
Burge, late ol this county, deceased.
These are therefore lo cite and admonish all
persons concerned, to show cause at Septem
ber Term of tho Court of Ordinary for said
county, why said Letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this 34th day
July, 1857.
G. T. RAKESTKA YV, (Ir.l’y.
G r.OKt.ik -1'nit on County.-Two
mouths after date, application will be made
to tho Court ofOrdinary ot said county, for leave
to sell tbe House nnd Lot, on Alab nu street,
utcly occupied l y Michael McShefTcry, deceas
ed, and now occupied by John G&vati, fronting
on Alabama street, fifty-two and a hall foot,
nnd running back fifty feet, known cs Lots Nos
3 and 4. . in block 3, in plan of tbe city ot Atlanta
and on 1,amt Lot 77, in fourteenth District of
originally Henry now Fulton county.
Also, two I.ots in said city, known ns the
Sou'll half of city Lot, 3d, and Land Lot 83,
fourteenth District of originally Henry now
Fulton county, containing two acres more or
lev*.
Also, one city Lot m said city, known as part
of Lot 84, being the North-cast one-fourth of
half an ncra running back Iroai the Macon .y
YY'catern Kaif Road iwo hundred and two feet
fronting said Rail Road twenty.six feet ou the
East, adjoining Tiller, Tanner and others, con
taining one eighth of an aero more or less; said
property belonging to the estate of Daniel Me
Shctlrey, late of said county deceased, and to
be sold fox the purpose of ilitmion among the
legatees JOHN LYNCH, Executor.
Juno 671,
A (Imillistinloi's Sale,—Agrcaably
to ah order of tbe Court of Ordinary ol
GOrimieli Afwty, wilt be sold betore the Court
lion*- Door in tho town of Lawrencrvillc, on
the first Tuesday in September next, within the
lugal hours of sale, all the lands lielonging lo
the estate of Robert Hobbs deceased, consisting
of one hundred acre*, nunc or less, 85 acre* of
Lot No. 187, and 7 5 acres No. 18N, both in the
Sixth District ol raid county. Sold fir the hen
cfil of the heirs aud creditors of said deceased
Terms mads known on day ol sale.
SANFORD 8. KELLEY, Adm’r.
NANCYHOBDm, Ad.u’rx
July Pth, 1867 wGOd
C l r.OHl. I A, Forsyth county.---
J (burl of Ordinary, July Term, 1867.—
Whereas Jsmi's Roberta, Guardian ol YViUiam
Hliaw, Sr., a lunatic, applies to me tar Letters
of Dismission from raid Guardianship, said
Hhaw being now dead.
. These arc therefore, to rite and admonish all
jpartioo inlereatcd, whether kindred or creditor*
\>faaid William Shaw, a lunatic, lo file their
objeetious, it any they ham, within the tim*
prcseiibed oy law, why l.ettors of Disinimiou
should not be granted the applicant at our
Court of Oordinary, to be held in and for said
county on llte first Monday iu September nett.
H; U.lKKEK, Ordinary
July Ctfa 1S57 W **J
Important to Married ladies and
Ihose about to marry ?
Dr, Delosiner'^Celebra ted Monthly Pills.
Frepared from a prescript ion of A I.KX A N-
DER DELORME, member ol the French A
adamy ufSurgeon*, aud attenilant phymtian U>
lu r Majesty, the Empress
This invaluahle medicine acts bkc a charm
in a ! l menstrual difficulties, removing obatruc-
tions, uml bringing on the Monthly period* with
perfect regularity. In all cases of Ncrvuu* Af
fections, I’alpilalion of the Heart Flour Albis or
YY'liiles, and ill fact in all complaint* arising
from a disordered condition and unhealthy ac
tion of the Genital Organs, these Fills wilt ef
fect a speedy and permanent cure. They arc
put up in small plate gl*Mflasks, severely seal-
oil from observation, and accompanied by full
directions for use. Price $1 per package.
N. It.— These Tills should iu>l lie taken by
females during tho first th ee months of preg
nancy, as they arc certain to bring on miacar.
riage; but at any Other time they are harmless.
J. K. Bi.iKDiK, M. D., only /tgent lor the Uni
ted Htatea and Canadas.
/tlsojus/ receieved at the Doctor'a office, a
Iroeli supply of Rirord's Female Protector—an
unfailing preventive of conception, ami invalu.
able to those females who, owing lo habits of
life nr physical malformation, are incapacitated
from snfe re.production. Price $2 sent by
mail.
In connection with those remedies, I have
constantly on hand the following works: Mat-
roll’s Mnnual, Mnrriagc Guide, Diseases of
Females, Diseases of Males. Each work i«
substantially bound and tenulifully illustrated
with culnred plates, nnd contain nearly 400
pages of reading matter. Sent | ost paid to any
add.eas on receipt of $1, and 25 cents in
stamps.
All letters addressed to me will receive my
immediate attention; and letters of inquiry
(when a postage is enclosed.) will be promptly
attended to.
J. K. BLANDIN, M- D.,
SYKACtaX, Niw Youk.
.1 une 29,1867 dawCim
It. H.R.TShTp FEVER—(>n tbe eoasta
of South America, in the Tropics, nnd in tho
East and YVcst Indio, this dreadful pestilence
has broken out with the suddenness ol the
lightning Hash, and a* suddenly been cbeckod
by the timely use of Railway's Ready Relief *
Regulators. It is truly a blessing lo feel safe,
when you are in the midst of a terrible pesti-
Imce, breathing its poisonous air, and knowing
that by taking a few drops of itadway’s Ready
Relief, and keeping the bowels free and clear,
regular and strong, by one little Fill, called
Kadway’s Regulators, that you ore safe, and
can bid this pestilence defiance. Whole squad
rons of ships have lime and again been purified
after this pestilence had broken out, and the
liveso! the crews and passengers saved from a
sudden snd terrible death by tho It. R. Relief and
Regulators. Every vessel that leaves port, and
every traveler by sea, should lay iu a supply of
Radway’s Relief Regulators and Resolvent—no
matter what form the pestilence may appear in
whether ns Yellow, Spotted, Shim Brain, Ty
phus, or uiher malignant Fevers, or Cholera,
Dysentery, Radway’s Relief, aided by a dose
or two of Regulators, wi.l protect the human
body from sudden attack*. For’ Scurvy, Sores.
Tumors, Boils, Salt Rheum, Skin Disease, and
all Scaly and and Scrofulous Discasla Rad-
way's Resolvent is.* positive cure. Armed with
these Remedies, the travelers cau visit tho most
sickly places with safety.
.Vo Wonder He was Thaukl’ui.
HEAD AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES-
Hocuistib, October 19, 1952.
BMm. ns. FbSMisc Bbos. Gentlemen—Hav.
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Lane's Celebrated Liver Fills, prepared by you
1 take great pleasure in rccomtnenSing them to
the public. I feci warranted in saying, th>t
they are a certain cure for liver complaint* aud
all billious ^jjscascs, no matter how difficult cr
longstanding. I myself was affiiclcd wilb this
dreadful disease for over two years, and oh .'
how thankful I am that 1 heard of these Fills.
I purchased of one of your agents three boxes,
and before I had finished the third box, 1 was
completely cured 1 verity believe, but for Dr.
M'Lan c's Liver Fills, I should have now been in
my grave, but aslt is, 1 am now enjoying the
best ol health, and stand a living witness ol the
efficiency of Dr. M'Lane's Liver Fills. Besides
recovering my health, I consider that 1 have
saved in my pocket some two br three hundred
dollars physician’s fees.
Thi* testimony I give you with tho greatest
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making these invaluable Fi'ls known to all who
are suffering with liver complaint-
WILLIAM HISS,
Traveler in Western New York.
FT Purchasers will bo careful to ask for Dr.
M'Lanc’s Celebrated Y crniifugc manufactured
by Fleming Bros.,of Pittsburgh Fa. All other
Y'ermifugcsin comparison are worthless. Dr.
M'Lane’s genuine Y'ermilugc, also his celebra
ted Liver PUIs, ran now be hnd at all respectable
drug store*. None genuine without the sig
nature of
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m *O r l" r l M<1MI W g
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IfaraaN Plan, Mingle Hsaktn.
30,000 Ticket*—3,380 Prize*.
M10VNTIN0 TO 3215.2C0.
PriiM Payable Without Deduction
ANDERSON & HON, Managers,'
Successors to J. t. YVinter, Mansger.
Our lartteyr Jraws in Macon, O*., (Small
Scheme) every Sniurday.snd iu Savannah, (Ja.
(Large Schemes) about the 15th of every
month.
CLASS AA.
draws ai'iii’ST 17tii, 1857, at
Armory Hall, Navaanab. Geo.,
Undtr the Sworn Sujierintrrulenr, of
YY. R. Kytnons and J. M. Prentim, Ksq-.
CAPITALS of $60,000, $30,900,$6,<6HI $|o,
000, $4,000, $2000,3 Prizes of *1000,5 Prize*
of $600, too of $100, 100 ol $50,3000 ,,l $;!il
and 73 Approximation prizes amounting l,,
$3,760.
Whole Ticket* $10, Italic* $r».
quarter* *2,58.
Look to your interest snd compare this
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Bank Nutap, of sound Banks taken at par.
ChecJ%ea?|pw York remitted for prize*.
A iWfNh QgMg| for Tickets or Certificate* of
Packages nnfWtals to
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July 17, IM67 : ■ U*wtf
THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR
Maryland Lotteries
FOB AUGUST 1857.
It. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
BfMlUANT_$OHiVRE
Grand Consolidated Lottery
Of Maryt.abd,
CLASS A,
To he drawn Saturday, Aug. 29th
In Baltimore, Maryland.
Drawings conducted under the superintendence
of the Slate Lottery Commissioner.
1.
. .$-62,618
$62,518
2.
. ..12,500
2.
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16,000
2
6,000
12,000
2.
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6.
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to
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6,400
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. 6,120
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28,224.
20
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Taylor’* .4ull-l»j*i>e|»tlc Elixir,
Ati.anta, Gkoroia, May 1st. *57.
DU. J. A. TAYLOR,
Sir : I regret to say lo you that for s long time
I suffered most severely from that horrid disease
dyspepsia, and all its evil attendants. Lite, it
self, almost became s burthen. Kerned y afle
remedy was tried—medical advice sought from
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Hold by Smith & Ezzard, Hide Proprietor* snd
Manufacturer*, Atlanta, Us. may Idwlf
WaiTS Terrs, Tssri Mso IUs.ru »xd HiArvivct.
CosrLrxioa—can be acquired by using tbe Halo, .1/
a Thousand Flowers.' What lady or geutle-
man would remain under the curse efa disa
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For sale by all Druggists' [inh'JGdUm
New Bncon.
^ Choice lot just received, in store and t«r
rale
21
LOYVE dc RICB'
dwtf
3 t, 113 prizes, amounting to 3I.TT9.138
YY'holes $20; Halve* 10; <duar. 6; Eighths 2 50.
Certificate of Package of
26 Whole*, cost, $282 00
26 Halves, «■ 14100
26 Quarters, “ 70 60
26 Eighths, “ 36 25
-IPUm*
Grand Consolidated Lottery oi'M. D.
Extra Ctass 8,
To be drawn in Daltiinore, Md., 8aiur lay, A ig.,
22, \867.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Capitol Prim. Ayproximanon Pm
1 Prixe ol..
\ prize of .
1 prize of..
1 prize of .
1 prize of .
1 prize cf
1 prize
1 prize
5 prizes of
5 prizes ol
10 “ ..
$32,500
10.290
. 6000
2,V00\
•3300/
2,200,
of 2,20lU
of 2,200 j
4 of
I of
1 ot
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456
350
1,600
...1,260 20 of 80
...1,000 40 ol 60
20 •• 600 80 ol 50
20 “ 500 80 Of 40
132 ' “ 400 528 of 20
1.000 prizes, sm'g lo $188,700
Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5;Quarter* $2,50
LT* Please address til orders for Tickets in
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No. 39 Fayette-*!., or Box, No. 40,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Oct It (dly)
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STORE.
T HEjHt ItHCRIBER begs most respectfully
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rounding country, that he has just received t
larg efaddition to hts former Block ot
F/XE CIGARS,
TOBACCO,
SNUFF,
PIPES,
SNUFFBOXES,
MATCHES,'
&C, ACJ
Which is oilered at YY'hoJeaale oz Retail at
vmy iow mim.
Persona ,Inning anything^ki my line will do
well lo call and ef gnune my Stock before pur-
chasing elsewhero.r -
IT Sum- on YY'jiite Hall Street, uppentite the
Intelligencer officer
JOHN FIOKEN.
Atlanta. March .10 dwtf
On Consignment.
I Fine Piano tram J. Chickrrtng, for rate oa
[ reason abb 1 Term* by
LOW k RICE.
Feb 11 dwtf
Brushes of all Kiuds.
A Large lot on hind, of superior Qualiliaa.
For *»le by.
LOYY’E k RICK.
Feb 21 dwtf
O j rup.—Steward's refiued Sugaz House
^SYtupjust received, and for **lc on reason
able terms.
June 14 57 dgwtf W. W. KOAKK
te r i
NktWjam
l r
CAPITAL PRt
ttf h a o ,o <> o ! ! !
T M K F.TS Oflff.Y <1
Owing to the ffreal tavor with ivl. c
iSun*U*r have Iktb d
lie, aud Ihc Ian?* 1 demand fnrTirL ’
KgersH, .Swftn & Cu, t»tI1 have :i
rSkiurtUf throughout th«* y«*Br. 1
Hchcmc will In* drawn in e ach of
tur Augiifit, IM£7.
CLASH 47,
To l»e drawn in tin* (*itf oi Allan
public otitnATr/iDAi, Augmt
CLASS 4S
To he.* drown in tlic City r»I \
in puldir, on SATI’RDA Y, A<
CL4 HH 151.
li In drawn in the City of All
in |.uh!ir. on HATl'KDAV, Au^i
t'MsAHH 50,
To »*• drawn m the Ol? of Allan,
in public, on JvlTI !*I)A V’, Aug. C2
i L.ISM 5|.
Tohednwfi in ihe nly of Atlanta. Cr >n
in publir, »u e^aturdny. Au^u-( 2‘l h, 1*57
Oil the i * I it n of
SINGLE NUMBERS:
3,3-15 Prize*!
Nearly One Pt’zt lottery Xiro Ti k ’ ,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME !
TO BE DRAWN-
EACH SATI RDAV IV ht'Gl ST.
1 Prize of $60.(100
I Prize of 20,000
I Prize of . . . 5.000
I Prize of 2.1X10
1 Prize of 2.00(1
1 Prizs ol 2.00o
t Prize tf
1 Prize of
1 1‘rize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
9 Prizes of
45 Prizes of.
100 Prizes of.... .
100 Prizes of
Approximation I’rizr
4 Pr re- of f.1 ; l *lo (00,000 I‘r-Z0
4 175 20.U00 •
115 “ 5,000
50 “ 2.000
40 ' 500
20
2.000
2.tmo
2.000
2,000
2.000
f-00
360
4
32
3G
3,000
,x u
C, De,.
Principal Xu,
three door.- bciuw V ...
try Dealers and Druggre.
wholesale and retail. Price 2:>
and $t [lerbitUe-
Try everything elro, give this one simple in.
CAUTION—Be careful te as* for and,
gti De Grath Electric Oil, as worthless mins
tenons aboun 17
Tliere are numerous imitstioossprung up nr
the reputation that my article ha* aejaired —
The public muat i*-ware. They ere worthle-r
AFFLICTED.READ THIS.
Miraculous cure made oa one of the citizen?
of M aeon,
Macox, April 8,185V.
Prof. De <irub—Dear Sir: This is to ccrliij
that I had a fail, epramej my shoulder and wa-
atflicud fur eighteen days, and lost the use ot
my arm, and could net raise my hand to n:,
head, and hearing ol the wonderful cures effec
ted bv De Grath’s Electric Oil, and by one ap
plication of Electric Oil I wa? immediately
enabled tn rai-e my hand to my bend and lake
off my hat. Thank God I am well, and I
cheerfully recommend it lo ail ’Ac afiJate J. The
application was made before e. hcrvlred ;*cr-
soc.s Yerv :ruiy,
. [Figuedl
3,345 Prizes, amounting to $264,000 Witness- J A Ilsfe:
WholeTickets§ilO-Halves5-Quartcrs ;
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from 1 to 30,000 corresponding
with those numlcrs on the ticket*, printed cr. sop
arate slips of paper,are enrircted-with small tin
tubes and placed in one YV heel.
The first 265 Prizes, umdarly printed and en
circled. are placid in another wheel
Th* wheals, ore then revoAed and a number
<• drawn from tbe wheel of number*, and at the
an me time a prize is drawn from the other wheel
The number and prize drawn oct are opened
and exhibited to the audience and registered by
the Commissioners ; the prir. ho*r.7 placed
against the numtwr drawn. T: a operation is
repeated until all theprize* mo d.:. vn ec:.
Approximation Prtaes,
The two preceding and the Iwo succeeding
Number* to those drawing the first 2U I’r.z.
wifi bo entitled to the 60 Approxfmatiai
Prizes. For example, if Ticket No. 11,250
draws the $60,000Prixc.lhoseTickets num!*red
CLtaiLBogant
L Y'oung,
J Yt Aderhold,
Ed G Jeffi-rs,
E J'recc.
si sCRDAN.
Jcli 1 : ""Brandy,
t,-vvk- Young,
G>' T r ranklin,
AUK is.
TJ n ”> rman.
Macoa, A iii 8, too,.
Prof. Dc Grath—Dear Sir 1 Uaptsir. B. B
8arilh. hereby certify that I have been affiicled
w:'.i, Khtumatisuo lor four years. slJ at time,
could not sleep. B> hearing of the wonderful
cures by Dc Grath’s Electric Oil, I was induced
U> try it, and the first application Of the Electric
Oil I v is s' once rr!:e,eJ. and have the perfect
use c-f my arm. The application wasmaJe be
fore fifty per-.ns. B B. SMITH.
Twjgg; coun ty.
YY c. me undersigned, wore preaov.
' I. Riley, J. H. Brandy H / " -«p<r.
Raleigh C.J i-JarJ.
CERTICATK-
YVixsaooo', S. C n ilaiio 9, 1*57
I. Da'id Elkin, do hereby certify that IJtav
11248,11349-11361, 11252, wil] each be emitted I icon t-a-fty gCtictcff for iteffitTw monfl- nitE
to$2il5. Jf Ticket No. 550 draws the $30,00ft ! inflammatory thcumztism, -one ot" mv legs being
Prize, those tickets numbered 548, 54&, 551 I much swollen, still and «ore, so that ! found i;
552, will each be emided to $200. and so on ! exceedingly difficult to w alk—that the atiff joint
according to the above scheme. j hat locn twice rubbed with Prof. De Grath’s
The 3,000 prizes of $20 n ill be determined by celebrated Electric Oil within thirty hours, and 1
the last figure of number which draw* the $60,. | now hate ihc perfect use of the atii.ctcd iimb, I
000 Prize. Forcxzraple, if thenumber drawing : was also troubled with partial deafness in my
the $60,000 prize ends with No. I, then *11 the
Tickets where the number cuds in 1 will be cn
titled to $30, If the Number ends with No. S,
then all the Ticket* where the Number enls in
3 will be enttflcd In $:!0, and so on lo 0.
Certificate* of Packages will be sold at die t-
lowing rales, which is tbe risk :
Certiflcatc of Package of 10 YY'hok Tick-: $80
•• “ 10 Half
*• •* 10 yuan, r
•• “ 10 Eighth 10
Iu ordering Tickets or Certificate*, enclose the
money to our address for the Tickets ordered, cn
receipt of which they wilt lie fcrwzidcJ bv first
maiL Purchasers can have tickets ending
any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediately after the draw
ing.
Purchasers will plea** wnte the sagi.alcre*
plain, and give their post office, county and
Slate.
ty Remember that every prize j» drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
•Ail Prizes of $1,000 and under paid im
mediately after the drawing— other prize’s a! the
usual lime of thirty days, in full without deduc
tion.
Alt ceimmuntcations strictly coufi loutial. Thr
drawn numbets will l-e forwarded lo purchaser>
immediately oiler the drawing.
~ All prise* of $ I,WO and under, paid ;m-
me-elialali alter the diawing—other pr.zee vt the
usual Irene thirty days.
Pnxetickets cashed or renewed at c.lhi-r 1 1 ihee
Address Orders for Tickets or Ceroficaies lo
8. SYVA-N A CO., MlassusCn.
A list of lire numbers ihsl are drawn ft m
the wheel, with (he amount e<f the ),rize that
each one i* entitled to, will be published after
every drawing, in t he following papers: N'atv
Orleans Delta. Mo Info Kremrr. r-kwrlturem
Standard, Nash'file Gazette. Atlanta lute-lb-
gencer. New York YVeekly Day Uoeik, Savan
nah Morning News and Richmond Dis(>atcb,
New Y'ork Dis path and PccLiuigc u:s-v)Clar-
ton.
June 27, 1857 Jiwlm
j. i. wu-uaxg- I tons &bu. «. > ttot-uaei usu
William*, Rhea & Co-
(Successors to J. K. Williams.)
URN ERAXCOMMIS810N M ERG 11A NTs
AND PARTUTT.ARLY for
• the sate of Grain, Bacon. Lard,,
I Flour, Feathers^ and
lT«nhe*s»e' Produce Gen -rally
ui Street, neat the Trout ltoew
ta, Qu.
Nov 16 dwtf
a ,Y/YA SACK'S, extra Family $ Cbo*»6«
luV vr petfine Flour, ut Stew and shortly
to arrive, which m Otality will compare with
say Stock in Geoggt*.
Few salt- Low tiy,
E.M.8EAGO.
ProdnedOoiumission Merchant
Abo, new Docent, plenty td arrive in a a few
day*- dwtf
ie-rt ear, and by a uncle application ef the Kle
in,' l til my bea-ing has been gresUy improved
t _ DAYIDBLKIN
YFFICTBD, AclA * R. •>
cisTxtan.
Ari.rsri, G* , Jr t . * >, 167'
Frol. Dc Grath—Dear aziTlu t, t, coil
that my b y Moses has been Ufi.Oed with
i.acumalieri' fer M-vci.:, ,r, years, and hy one
nppi (cation of your OU (,1’ruC De Grath’s Elec,
trie Oil) «u cutirely cured, and I cheerfully re.
commend it to all similulv affected.
Vow* Keefeetfttffy. ’ f. HE (BBS-
Arutsra, Ga, March 28, 1'857.
Hrot. Dc Grath—Dear Sir: Ttu is to certify
that l have been affiictcd with Headache and
Cora* on my feel, from which I have sutler,
very much, and by tne’appticau-. u of Da Grath
Electric Ofi, I have tver. cured of my Headache
and Corns, and therefore recommend it to ail
P. Met" HE.
Prof. De Grath’s Electric l>tl—$36 reward-
I wifi give $2.7 ter the anprahensrou ot a low
scamp who pruned some dirty bills and called
hn stuff :-v the name of my Electric Oil.
PROF. CHARLES DcGRATH.
39 South Eighth street, Philad’a.
May 18,1867 dx*3iu
Sotlti Water 1 Soda Water !.!
SUMMER IS COMING.
MS* .■ UKKm a$CN.% a
S da IPu.'re Manufacturer, next door I the
Fulton House, .{tlanta, Imrrgia.
R ETURNS his thanks to his tormervery
lib oral patrons, and bbgs to inform hiatus*
tomers, that he has commenced for the season,
the manufacture at thi* cool and healthy lever
age, Soda Hater, having otie of the beat 8o.la
machines made, cool place, good water and ex
penenced assistants, he hopes to give general
satisfaction to all who may faVor him with a
call. He prop-se* lurnishing parties and taint.
has at short notice and forward the soJa to any
poinFfer fust train. My price* being >»• low, I
am compelled to sell for cash and cash-oniv
Pr :co )H'r dozen 37 J centa. b--Uie* and corksto
tv returned. If not a chanp 1 ot 10 ceaweaeh
will be made. May IS, 857‘Uwil
Tavflbe k Port-ell,
EOMSASra TAIL DBS,
3$ HITE IliLL STREET,
Atlanta.. 7 tieortrta.
S ATE HAND a fine mock ot very rich
Goods tor GeuUemen’s wear. that they will
up in the vary latest style of cut and bipsli.
Try the'll and see if they donl , give you /fa.
Atlanta, .fpni 16, '57. du
Just Received,
BARRELS ofYVlIISKEY.to sell at
^(JU the low price of 35 cents, pet Gallon,
nae white l’ereneasec YY’hiskey.
mhSfdwtl YY’ YV. ROARK.