Atlanta daily examiner. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1854-1857, August 07, 1857, Image 3
DAILY KX AM IN Kit.
Latest News.
The Trliuantep** Company.
NbwOk.iah?, Aug. 6.
Ttie Tehauntopec Company publishes a card
nnnouacing lta dissolution. The causes assign
ed ure—1st: Tfcctr inability to arrange with
the owners of the Carey grant. 2d: The iinpew,
aibility of securing a mail contract. The Presi.
dent of the company Mr. Lasers accompanied
liy Senator Benjamin and Pierrt boale went
to Mexico in the last stoamer to endeavor to
mako new arrangements to complete this im
portant ontcrprUe.
Bumto, Aug. 8.
A rock of three hundred tons weight fell
front the precipice at Coat Island, Nin gaa
Palls, yesterday, fatally wounding C. W- Par
sons, of Cleveland, and bandly wounding three
others,
Loi'isvillb, Ang. 3.
The river is risiDg. There is now a good
stage of for the largest boats to Curio. Wea
ther cloar; thermometor eighty degrees.
A prise figt has taken place in Canada be
tween the Philadelphia pulgilists; ore hun"
died and fifty rounder Dominic Bradley is
victorious.
B8»h-Tlio Bank of Paris, Tcnn., has been
purchased by Messrs. Stephens k Wbeless, of
Nashville,- and the Union of that city says that
the Bank is as sound as any in the State.
g^The Democratic party of Jasper coun
ty, on the 4th inst, nominated John W.
Burney, Jr., Esq., for the Senate, and Wyatt
R. Smith, Esq., for the I louse of Representa
tive* of the next General Assembly. The
nominations was made with great unanimity.
A friend from Monticcllo, who furnis is us
this information, further informs us that the
Democracy of Jasper confidently expect to
give an increased majority for Brown, Steph
ens and their candidates.—tuns.
Further by th* Ptrtlii,
It ts officially announced that notqing will
lie done by the English in Onina butdestroy
the war junks, until the result of Lord Kl-
gin’s mission to Pekin is ascertained, If it
should be unsatisfactory then hostilities will
be confined to Canton.
The Agamemnon has sailed for Cork with
her portion of the trans-Atlantic cable.
The plan of laying down the cable has
been changed. It will now lie commenced
on the Irish coast, and not in the centre or
midway betwoea the coasts as previously
arranged.
New York, Aug. 4,
The cotton market is firm with sales of
1,200 bales. Flour is steady. Wheat ir
regular. Mixed corn 87$e. Spts. Turpentine
•Itij. Other articles usehanged.
New York, Aug. 5.
The news by the steamship Persia has
caused an advance of Jc in cotton. Flour
firm; wheat irrogular. Corn firm, and yel
low 90c. Advance in Spts. Turpentine 2r.
CLOTHE!
New Spring Stock
HERRINGS!
Elegant Styles of Cloths,
CASSIMERE & VESTING,
LINEN, MARSEILLES, &.C.,
G ENTSPuSlISHlN G GOODS
Superior Fitting Shirts,
TAILORS TRIMMINGS
AT
TOKMLSmLl i
A Superb Stock of Clothing
ol our own Manufacture.
Also, Agents for the bale of
fSiiiwGEiR 9sm
S1W9NO MACHINES,
Prices very Low.
ty The Public are invited ta call and ex
amine our Stock.
W. HE UR IN t» & SON
march 1 dwtf
(jEOIUiIA. Gwinnett C ounty.
W HEREAS, Thomas W. Conn ally it Jal
cob Stricklund, Executors of the last wil,
and testament oi Wilson Strickland deceased
apply to ine for letters of dismission from the
same.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to file their objections in my office, (if
any they have.) within thetimo prescrilied by
law, otherwise, letters dismissory will be granted
the applicants at the September 'Perm next of
the Court of Ordinary t> be held in and for said
county.
G. T. RAKKWTUA W, Ord’y.
Feb 2ft wtf
$150 REWARD.
Ma/or’n Omen, )
Atlanta, June 30, 1857. j
A REWARD of $160 will be given to any
person who will apprehend ami safely de
liver to the sheriff of Fulton county, William M
Witcher, who is charged with having killed his
father, D. H. Witcher, in this city, on the 26th
inst. WILLIAM E7.ZAKD, Mayor.
JJESCniPTKJX
William M. Witcher is shout IS years of oge
fito feet six inches high, weighing about 160
lbs., broad shoulders, sandy hair inclined to red,
straight and long, face broad and slightly
freckled, lie bad on when he escaped, u blue
cloth coat, light colored casimere pants and
black gaiter shoes.
July 2,1867 dawlf
C d EORGIA, Forsylli counts'.—
JPTo those whom it may concern.—Two
months after date, we shall apply to the Court
of Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell the
Rest Estate of Robert G. Drown lote of said
county deceased.
SOLOMON SE.4GO, Adin’r
MARY A. R. BROWN, Adm’rx
July 6th 1867 w2in
f'i EORGIA, Campbell County.
\JT—Whereas, I, H. & D. W. Cochrsn, ad
ministrator of the estate of Chandle Cochran-
deceased, have applied for letters of dismission
from said administration: There are, therefore,
to cite and admonish all ami singular lb
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear it my office, within the time pre
scribed b, law, to show cause, if any they
have, wily said applicants should nut be dis
missed from said administration, liiven under
my hand at office at Campbell ton, May 4th
867. R. C. BKA VEH8. Ord’y.
t l EORGIA, Gwinnett couaty.
JC—Whereas Charles (!. Coi applies to me-
fo» Letters of Guardianship over the person and
property of Eberncxcr F. Smith, a minor.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and friends of said
miner, to be and appear it my office, on or be
fore the first Monday in 8eplcml>er nett, to
show cause, if any they htvc, why said Letters
should not be granted said applicant-
Given under my hand and official signature
at office, July 6th, 1867
O.T. RAKE&TRA W, Ordinary.
rtixty Dtyi after date, apiilica-
,5 uo n wifi be made to the Honorable Court ol
(Irdinary of Campbell county, for leave to sell
the real estate belonging to the estate of Wil
iam A. J. Beavers, late of said county deceas
d, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ol
said deceased. This, May 4th, 1867.
CHARLES B. BEAVERS,
may. 7, wR04
To Debtor* and(< realtor*.
G EORGIA, Forsyth Couaty.-
All parsons hiving demands against Ro
berl 0. Boweu, late ol said county deceased, are
hereby notified to present them properly attested
to os within the time prescribed by law, or they
will not be settled, and all persons indebted to
said deceased, are hereby required to make im
mediate payment.
SOLOMON HEEG.4K,) Adar’s.
MARY A. A. BROWN',) Adrar'i.
• • w66d
plied, tra^.
totb«r
M OI'tttaK«‘— Will lie sold on the
first Tuesday in August next, the follow
ing property to wit; One Negro woman aliout
24 years of age, of dark compleclicn by the name
of Isabel and her child Harriot about li years
old of yellow complection. Levied on as the
properly of A M McWhorter to satisly one mort
gage fi fa. issued from Carroll Inferior Court in
favor of Chamberlain Miller A Co. vs Abbott M
McWhorter property pointed out in said fi fa.
JunclwVm El,I BENSON, Sheriff.
/ 1 KORGIa, Fulton C'ouuty.—.
\JfJohn Lynch of sa ,1 county, Executor of
Daniel McSht-fl'ry of said county deceased, wil.
apply for letters of dismission from said Ad
ministration at the November term next, of the
said Court of Ordinary of said county. Bv or-
der of .108 H. MEAD Ordinary.
April 24 1857 w6u,
G 1 I'.OKGIA, Gyvinnett County.
f—Wheras, Newton Bramblett, adminis
trator on tiie estate of John It. Blount, late
ol said county deceased, makes application for
letters of dismission from said administration:
these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to be and appear at my office, within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause, it
any they have, why letters of dismission should
not be granteil the applicant. (liven under my
hand at office, this May 6tfi. 1867.
mayH -57 (!. T. RAKB8TRAW, Ord’y
C t corgia, Gwinnett county.—
f To all whom i! may concern.— Whereas
Robert W. Inzer, A. (livens, W. Arnold admin
istrators of Hembrey Loveless deceased, show
by their petition to this court that they have
fully administered and disposed of said Estate,
and pray Letters of Dismission therefrom.
Therefore, all persons concerned, are notified to
show cause at or before the first Monday in
January next, to this court, why said Letters
should not lie granted. Given under my hand
this 2-tlh July, 1857.
G. T. RAKESTRAW, Ordinary.
G 1 «■<>,gi;i. Gwinnett county.—
F To all whom it may concern.—Whereas
Jackson Gregory applies to me for Letters of
Guardianship on the Estate of Nathaniel A.
Burge, minor and adopted child ot Lorenzo N
Burge, late ol this county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned, to show cause at Septem
ber Term of the Court ot Ordinary tor said
county, why said Letters should not In) granted.
Given under ray hand, at office, this 21th day
July, 1857.
G. T. BAKE8TRAW, Ord’y.
/ \ EOIHHA,Fulton C ount).-Two
\JF months after date, application will be made
to the Court ofOrdinaryof said county, lor leave
to sell the House and Lot, on Alsb-ma street,
alily occupied by Michael Mc-R he fiery, deceas
ed, and now occupied hy John Gavan, fronting
on Alabama street, fifty-two and a halt feet,
and running back fifty feet, known as Lots Nos
J and 4. in block :i, in plan of the city ol Atlanta
and on Land Lot 77, in fourteenth District of
originally Henry now Fulton county.
Also, two Lots in said city, known as the
South half of city I.ot, 33, and Land I.ot 83,
fourteenth District of originally Henry now
Fulton county, containing two acres more or
lore.
Also, one city I.ot in said < itj , known as pari
of Lot 84, being the Norih-east one-fourth ol
half an acre running back from the Macon A
Western Kail lload two hundred and two feet
fronting said Rail Road twenty-six teet on the
East, adjoining Tiller, Tanner and others, con
taining one eighth ef an acre more or less; said
properly belonging to the estate of Daniel Me*
shefirey, late of said county deceased, and to
be sold for the purpose of division among the
legatees JOHN LYNCH, Executor.
June 671,
V <1 n»TIIiatrator's sale,—Agreeably
_/\_to an order of the Court ol Ordinary ot
Gwinnett county, will,be sold before the Court
House Door in the town ol Lawrenceviiie, on
the first Tuesday in September next, within the
legal hours ol sale, all the lands belonging to
the estate of Robert Hobbs deceased, consisting
of one hundred seres, more or less, 25 acres ol
Lot No. 197, and 75 acres No. 188. both in the
Sixth District ol sard county. Bold f, r the ben
efit of the heirs aud creditors of said deceased
Terms made known on day ol sale.
SANFORD 8. KELLEY, Adm'r.
NA NCYHOB1I8, Adm rx
July 8th, IM67 w60.t
G i kOKGlA, Forayili county.—
F Court of Ordinary. July Term, 1867.—
\N tirreas Janus Robert*, Guardian of William
Shaw, Sr., a lunatic, applies tome far Letters
of Dismission frost said Guardianship, said
8htw being now dead.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all
parties interested, whether kindred or creditors
of said \\ dliam Shaw, a lunatic, to file their
objections, it any they have, wtthiu the tune
prescribed oy la-.-, why Letters of Dismission
.boo'd not be granted the applicant at our
Court of (/ordinary, to b* held in and for aoill
county on the first Monday in September next.
li. U.lKKF.K, Ordmary
July 6th 1167
Byhaccm, Nxw Yosk.
d*w6m
Sperial Katins.
Important to Married ladlet and
those about to marry !
Dr. Delotmer'sICelebrated MonthlyPilla.
Prepared from a prescription of ALEXAN
DER DELORM E, member of the French A
adorny ofHurgeons, aud attendant physician to
her Majesty, the Empress-
This insaluible medicine sets like s charm
in all menstrual difficulties, removing obalrtijc-
lions, and bringing on the Monthly periods wtth
pert'erl regularity. In all cares of Nervous At
fectionr, Palpitation of the Heart Flour Albis or
Whites, and in fact in all complaints arising
from a disordered condition and unhealthy ac
tion of the Genital Organs, these Pills will ef
fect a speedy and permanent cure. They are
put up in small plate glass fiasks, securely seal
ed from observation, and accompanied hy full
directions for use. Price $1 per package.
N. B. That Tills should not be taken by
females during the first th ee month* of preg-
nancy, as they arc certain to bring on miscar.
nagc; but at any other time they are harrnlcaa.
J. K. Bi.axi.ik, M. D., only Agent for the Uni
ted States and Canadas.
Also JUsi leceicvcd at the Doctor's office, a
fresh supply of Ricord’s Female Protector— an
unfailing preventive of conception, and invalu.
able to those females who, owing to habits of
life or physical malformation, are incapacitated
from safe re-production. Price $2 sonl by
mail.
In connection with these remedies, I have
constantly on hand the following works: Mat
ron's Manual, Marriage Guide, Diseases of
Females, Diseases of Males. Eacli work is
substantially bound and beautifully illustrated
with colored plaits, and contain nearly 400
pages of reading matter. Sent | ost paid to any
address on receipt of $1, and 25 cents in
stain |j«.
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.,
.1 unc 20, 1867
It. R.R.-dShTpYeVeR— On the coasts
of South America, in the Tropics, and in the
East and West Indies, this dreadful pestilence
has broken out with the suddenness ol the
lightning flash, and as suddenly been checked
by the timely use of Radway's Ready Relief a
Regulators. It is truly a blessing to feel safe,
when you are in the midst of a lerriblc pesti
lence. breathing its ;s)isonous air, and knowing
that by taking a few drops of Radway’s Ready
Relief, and keeping the bowels free and clear,
regular and strong, by one little Pill, called
Radway's Regulators, that you are safe, and
can bid this pestilence defiance. Whole squad
rons ol ships have time and again iieeri purified
after this pestilence had broken out, and the
lives ol the crews and passengers saved from a
sudden and terrible death hy the K. R. Relief and
Regulators. Every vessel that leaves port, and
every Traveler by soa, should lay in a supply of
Radway's Relief Regulators and Resolvent—no
matter what form the pestilence may appear in
whether as Yellow, Spotted, Ship, Brain, Ty
phus, or other malignant Fevers, or Cholera,
Dysontery, Radway's Relief, aided hy a dose
or two of Regulators, will protect the human
I'Oity from sudden attacks, For Scurry, Sores,
Tumors, Boils, Salt Rheum, Skin Disease, and
all Scaly snd and Scrofulous Diseases Rad-
way's Resolvent is a positive cure. Armed with
these Remedies, (he travelers can visit the most
sickly places with safety.
THE LIVER PILLS.
tlC Tbs Liver Pills of Dr, M'Lane were first
use J by him exclusively in his own practice. 8o
efficacious were they in all cases of Liver Com
plaint, that they become famous, and attracting
the attention of the medical fscultv, passed in -
to general use. They act with great certainty
and regularity ; the patient almost immediately
forls the dispersion o* his disease, and is gradu-
mly restored to health. Wjtb some the effect
is aimost miraculous, frequently experiencing
immediate relief, after having for months resor
ted to drugs and medicines of another descrip
tion, invam. Disease* of the Liver are very
.mmon m ibis country, and are often frightful
in character. Those who experience any of the
premonitory symptoms oi this dangerous and
omplicated disease, should at once procure a
box of Dr. M’Lanc's Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, and perhaps, thereby, he
saved a world of misery.
tdF* Purchasers will be carelul to ask for Dr.
M’Lanc's Celebrated \ ermifugo manulactured
by Fleming Bros.,of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr.
M'Lane’s genuine Vermifuge, also his celebra
ted Liver Pills, can now bo had at all respectable
drug stores. None genuine without the sig
nature of
FLEMING llllOS.
Lotteries!
WHO WANTS MONEY ?
KlT II OBTAfKID IT X11KIKO TX* DOI.LAM
Halve* and qaarter Ticket*
IN PROPORTION
JASPER CO.* ACADEMY
KecanrorEm.iK'),
■r aptwowtt or m» rati or oto>« a,
Havua Plan, fllagls Kaatars.
80,00« Ticket*—*,2*6 Prize*
JMOUJrr/A'O TO #215^60.
Prize* Payable Without Dadvatioa-
ANDERSON Ac SON, Manafn*.
Hucceseors lo J.P. Winter, Manager.
Our 1-oUeyr raws in Macon, Ua.. (Small
Scheme) every Sn unlay, and in Savannah, Ga
(Large Scbemei) about the 16th of every
month.
CLASS AA.
DRAWS Al-OL-BT 17TII, 1857, AT
Armor)- Hall, Savannali, Gee.,
Coder the ,Vteorn Superintendence ef
W. R. Sytnooe atxl J. M. Prcnti*, K6q§.
CAPITA 1,8 of $60,000, $20,000,$5,000 % 10,-
000, $4,000, $2000,3 Prixea of $1000,5 Prixea
of $500, 100 of $100, 100 ol $50, 3000 of $3«
and 72 Approximation prixea amounling to
$3,760.
Whole Ticket* $10. Halve* $5,
Quarter* $4,50.
Look lo your interest and compere (hie
Scheme with any other:
Bank Notes ofaound Banks taken at par.
Ghccks on New York remitted for prixea.
Addreaa ordera for Tickets or Certificates of
Pa. kages of Tickets to
ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
Macon Or Savannah, Go.
July 17, 1857 _ dawtf
THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR *
Maryland Lotteries
FOR AUGUST 1857.
R. FRANCE k CO., Managers.
BRILLIANT
Grand Consolidated Lottery
Or Marylaxd,
TX.* S 8 Ml ,
To 1>c drawn Saturday. Aug. 29th
In Jlaltimorc, Maryland.
Drawings conducted under the superintendence
of the State Lottery Commissioner. *HB
78 Numbers 14 Drawn Ballots.
>»-*•-* I*. piILCS, UUVUUIIU^ vvr ^lig It/sZ
Wholes $20; Halve* 10; tjuar. 5, Eighths 2 60.
Certificate of Package of
26 Whole*, cost, $282 00
26 Halves, “ 14100
26 (Quarters, “ 70 50
26 Eighths, “ 36 25
Tii) lot 's 4ntl-Uy*pc|>Ur Elixir,
Atlanta, Ukuruia, .May 1st, ’57.
1)R. J. A. TAYLOR,
Sir : 1 regret to say lo you that for a long time
1 suit-red in out -severely from that horrid disease
dyspepsia, and all its evil attendants. Life, it
self, almost became a burthen. Remedy aflc
remedy was tried—medical advice bought from
time to time—hut all would not do. Heart burns
sour eructations, a difficulty in breathing, pain
in the head, and many other ills to which flesh
is heir, were the torments of my life. At last, |
I tried your Elixir, and since then have found re
lid. Upon my case, it has operated asarharm-
I can noW eat with some salistaetion. and
sleep without being troubled with frightful
dreams. In truth, Sir, to yoar Elixir I owe al
most a new existence, and you are at liberty to
publish this to the world should you think pro
per to do so. WM. KAY.
Sold by Smith & Exzard, Sole Proprietors and
Manufacturers, Atlanta, Ga. may Idwtl
Grand Consolidated Lottery of M. D,
Extra Class H,
To be drawn in HaJlimore, Md., Satur lay. Auf.,
29, 1867.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Capital Prites. ApprornmatioK Sritt*.
1 Prize of $32,500 4 of $5oO
1 prize of . 10.290 4 of 450
I prize of 6000 4 of 350
l prize of 2,200 j
I prize of MOO /
1 prize of 2,200\ 20 cl 100
1 prize
I j prize
5 prizes of ...... 1,600 20 oi
5 prizes ef 1,250 20 of 80
10 •• 1,800 40 ol 60
2o - 600 . 80 of 80
20 •• 500 80 of 40
132 -‘ 400 52« Of 20
1.000 prizes, am’g to $188,700
Whole Tickets $10; Halves $6;tjuarter» $2,60
tS-'Pleare addreaa all ordera for Ticket* in
tae aoove .Magnificent Scheme, to
T. H. HUBBARD A CO.
No. 39 f ayette-stor Box, No. 40,
Baltimore, Maryland.
tlet It ’ (dlv)
of 2,200(
of....~ 2,2001
iHiecdlanr
BROADWAY
MAZUFAQT
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$62,618
. 12,600
. 8,000
.'..6.000
.. .5,000
. 4,000
$62,618
254)00
16.000
12,000
10,000
20,000
— .2,9(10
10,000
10. .
.. . 1 »00
18,000
10. ,
. . . 1,600
16,000
10. .
.1,000
10.000
10. .
. . 1,250
12,500
100. .
.... 600
200..
.... 400
80,000
64..
. ... 150
9,600
64 .
.... 100
. 6,400
6f . .
. . . 80
. 6,1*6
64. .
60
3,840
5,568. .
.... 40
222,720
2* ,224
... 20
664,480
Wares Tsara, raarcaaa Bsatra iso naaerrect
CoarLixios—can t*e acquired l»y using the li.: ,-. ct
a Thousand flower*. What lady or geutle-
mau wouhl remain under the curse of a disa
greeable breath, wher. by using the “Balm of a
Thousand Flowers” as a dentifrice, would not
only render it awed, but leave the teeth white
as alabaster I Many person* do not know their
breath is bad, aud the subject ia so delicate their
friends will never mention tu Beware of coun
terfeits. Be sure etch be tile is signed
FETRIDGE A CO. N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists- [mhTKdtm
nril seems that Rheumatism, Deal Dees.
Neuralgia. Swollen and Sntf Joints and other
complaint* to which we arc all aubject have
lost thru terrors. Prof. DeGrath'a Electric Oil
ia warranted to relieve any eaae in a short space
of lime and with a trifling expense. It can be
had of the agculs hero Bee advertisement m
another column.
j July 24, 1*67 dwlm
Cigar and Tobacco
STORE.
f I Ml £,SUBSCRIBER begs m„t resjectlully
£ to inform the Citizens of Atlanta and sur
rounding country, that he has just received a
large addition to fits former Stock ol
FI .YE CIGARS,
TOBACCO.
SNUFF, .
PIPES,
SNI FF BOXES.
MATCHES,!
AC, 4CJ
\S htch i* ottered at M holesale or Retad at
toy sow
Person* desiring anything in my line will do
well to coll and eiatuine *ly Stock before pur,
ehssing elsewhere.
13T Store on While ll'ail Street,opixwite lh«
intelligencer office.
JOHN FICKEN.
Atlanta. March 18 dwtf
On Couslgunient.
I Ftne Piano from J. Chickenng, lor rale on
reasonable Terms by
LOW A RICE.
Feb II dwtf
Brushes of all Muds.
1 Large lot on hand, of superior tjualitroa.
. V. Foraaleby,
. LOW’E A RICE.
Feb 21 .' dwtf
S yrUp.-—Steward 'a refined Soger House
Syrup just received, and for sale on reason
able terms.
J u* 14 tfS7 daw W. W'4*OARK
Caaee.nl the Lowest
purchasers Draws a
PREMIUM—-PE
of Isom 60 .
As soon as t Pen or
Premium i* delivered i
last cf Pens an
Gold Pena
Gold Pen Engrossing si:
Gold Pen Silver Ex. Ho.
Gold Pen silver did ex. 1
Gold Pen silver mamruot
Gold Pen silver Lerioiha
Holden
Fountain Pen Gold De,
der
Mammoth Gol-I Pen Lk
der and Boi..
Leviathan Gold Pen, < ,
Holder and B ,
Gothic Silver Cate i
Mammoth Gothic
and Gold '
Gold Tooth Pick
Gold Tooth Pn
Gold W’ttch V
and P.
Ladies' Go’d
Ladies' Gold
Ladies' Gold
Ladies’ Goto )
Gents' Hold C*
Gents' Gold Css
Mammoth »
We warrant all our
Pointed, and not »u,
ment in the States, and
Pen ot Pencil well worth ye
present you with
Gifts worth from 50 Cants to gt.Oe
Gold Watch**, Gold Guard and Veit
Chains,
Gold Locket*, Diamond Pins, Cameo .Sett*,
Gold Stud*, Ring*, Breast Pins, Silver
Fruit and Cak* Baskets,Sil
ver Goblet*. Ac.
AGENT*--AGENTS---AO ENT S,
Note ir the time and here is the chance to make
$1,000—$tI,000--$3,000— $5,000,
rer year, in the sole of Gold Pena, Jewelry, iuc.
We offer a Liberal Commission to Imcol in-l
Traveling Agents, and give them Credit on
One Half till sold. A light and agreeable basi-
neas, and above all, a good paying business.—
Agents wanted id all porta of the countiy. A
Catalogue containing a List of Gooda with full
Explanations of terms to Agents will be sent on
application, free. AU aiders will be promptly
attendended to. and those seeding us money by
m»il will receive such goods ts they order by
the return mail or express, with the Gifts en
closed in th* package.
A d dress all ordera to
MERRICK. BENTON A DEAN,
335 Broadway, New York.
N. B.—Gold P«n* re-pointed in a superior
manner. Enclose the Pen, and Thirty run;
pent* in P. O. Stamp*, and the P*n will be re-
coin tad and returned, pact paid.
July 2, 1857 w3mns
to
For Philadelphia, New York, kc
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
STEAMSHIP LINES.
CABIN PASSAGE S20.-STEE RAG F. 8
I (HE well known First Clsm
Bleamships, KEYSTONE
ATE, CapLC. P. Marahman.
STATE OF GEORGIA, C*p». J
J. Garvin will hereafter form a WEEKLY
LINE to Philadelphia every Saturorys alter
nately, from Savannah and Charleston aa fol
lows :
• SAILING DAYS.
Keyatone State,'State of Georgia.
From Savannah the From Chortreton. the
following Saturdays : following Saturdays
July, 4th,and ISth-July, 11th and 25tji,
August 1st, I5th A 29) August. 8th. “ 22nd
September, 11th “ S6,|Sept«in'r, 5th, “ 19th,
October, 11 th A 14th,
N ovember, 6th “ 21st.
December, 5th “ 19th.
I caving Philadelphia,
October, 3rd. 17th A 31,
November, 14th, •* 18th
December, I2lh, •' 2 6th
Leaving Philadelphia
tavor
ALSO,
District and 1st seci*....
ty of the defendants to satis:y _
Court fi fa in favor of N.8. Pain v».
b^and G. W. Ownby.
8. S. WILEY, Deputy Sher.n
0ly3 1857.
G 1 wlnnett Deputy SberiflTSale*.
rWdl be sold before the Court House Door
in the town of Lawrenceviiie, Gwinnett coun
ty, on the first Tuesday in September next,
within the legal hours of sale, the following
property to-wit
Ten acres of Land in the 5th District ot
Gwinnett county, part of Lot No 157, levied
on as the property of E B Eastman to satisfy a
J ustices Court fi fa ia Uvot ofThomas E Mar.
tin vs. L W Bowren and E B Eaatman, levy
made and returned to me by M H Fold, Law
fa! Constable.
A I.SO, 115 acre* of Land, more or less, in
the 6th District ol Gwinnett co^ number not
known, the J-lsee where defendant now resides,
□ear Mr. Cam, levied on aa the property of
Robert Duncan to satisfr an Inferior Coart fi
ft in favor of W W Chariton and Rope M
Jones, receivers for Allan h. Standford vs. Ro
bert Duncan; property pointed out by plaintiffs
attorney.
L A. WOOD, D. Sheriff.
July 31. 18571
tin alternate Satur-lthe alternate Saturdays,
dayr |
In strength speed and accommodation*, these
hip* are fully equal to any running on the eoet.
nland rung anon, 100 miles on lViaware river
and Bay: two mgbw *1 ar*.
FOR NIAGARA FALI-ti, THE LAKHS
AND CANADA.
SBOBTKST ASD CBZAKKST ROfTK
These lines troth connect at Philadelphia
with th* Great North Western Railroad Route
through to Niagara Falls or Buffalo, in eigh
teen hours from Phdadtdphis. Through tickets
with the pnvffoge Of stopping at Philadelphia
and intermediate pointa,for sale by the agent*
in Savannah and Charleston.
Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, $28; Llmir* i'
ll Canada! goa, 17.
Agent at PhlitVIihi'. A. HER- .•. Jr.
Agent at Savcticoh 4'. A. GREINER,
Agent at Chartcss-xi, T. S..&. I'. U BUPD.
Jan It »Iv
1TT8 NOT A DI E.
PRESIDENT J. H. EATON, L. L. D.
Union Cnierrsity, Murfreesboro. Tennessee,
Says : “Notwithstanding theo-rrgWar use ot
Mrs. S. A Allen's World's Hair Restorer, Ac.,
the fallens off of hair erased, and nff rey locks
were restored to I heir trgiW coir.'
REV. M. TH.4CER. pfiflyears ol tge). Pit
cher. Gee nan go Co- N. Y. “My hair is now re
stored to its natural colo., and ceases to fall
%e». B. P. STONE, D. D-. Concord, N. H
My hair which was grey, i* now restored to its
natural color, Ac.
REV. D. CLENDENIN. Chicago. 111. “I
can add my testimony, and recommend it to
my friend*." ..
REV D. T. WOOD, Middletown. N ) .—
-My own hair has greatly thickened. aJ»o that
of one of my family who was becoming bald.
HT We might awell lhi» B*C ho* >* not coi
MRA 8 T A AL1.EN 8 ZY LOB.4LSAMUM
Or World s Hair Dressing, ts e*senUal to um
with the Restorer, and i* the beat Hair Dremxng
(or old or young extant, being often efficacious
in ease* of Hair falling. Ac-, without the Rc-
*°Urey haired. Bald, or persona afflicted with
disease* ot the h*“ 01 *c*lp. read lbs above, and
ludrt of
YRS.S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR
RESTORER.
U dots not toil or stain. Sold by all tire
principal wholesale and retail meihanta m vb«
U. 8, Cuba ot Canada.
DEPOT, SM BROOME£TKtET,
tST Some dealers try t* set) articles instead
of thi*. on whichlh«y make more p"6t W nta
Depot for circular and mformettoo.
• prill **“•
Lathi! LaUuH LaUuIM
,-xCAR Load*, for PUtaremg. On Corndgs
G winnett Sheriff Sale*.—Wil
be eoto belore the Court House Door in
the town of Lswrenceville, on the first Tu« sd ty
in September next, within the legal hours of
sale, the foliosing property,lo-xnt.
One hundred and twenty five acres of Land,
more or leee, part of Lot No. 105 in the 5th
Dietnct of eaiil county, adjoining Lands of A.
C. Ford, Thoe. Kenerly, .Nathan Fowler and
Matthew Cochran: it being the place whereon
James M. Head now resides, levied on to satis
fy sixteen J ustices C ourt fi fas in favor of J oeeph
Liveey v*. Pinckney G. Head and James M.
Head, as the property of James M. Head, levy
made and returned to me by M. H. Fsrd, Law
ful Constable.
ALSO, one hundred acres of Land, part of
Lot No. 124 in the 7th District of said county,
adjoining Lands of T W Alexander, Harring
ton and Kemp, levied on as the proper.)' ol
Reuben Long to satisfy an Inferfor Court fi fa
issued from said county lor purchase money,
in tavor ofJames Harrington vs. Reuben L ng;
property pointed out by plaintiff
ALSO, one hundred acre* of Land, more'or
less, lying in the 662J District. G. ,M.. in sxid
county, on the Watersof Mulberry Creek, le
vied on to satisfy a Justices Court fi fa nsued
from the 5e2d District G. M.. in said county,
m favor ofElijah Miltsi vsJamrs Hughe*; levy
made and returned to me by Thus. Ivey .Lawful
Constable.
ALSO, sixty-six acres of l.snd.Tn.vre ot less,
adjoining the Lands c-f W Nelson,D McDaniel,
and others, it l-eing the place whereon the de
fendant now resides, m Gwinnett county. le
vied ontossttsfv a Justices Court fi ft lashed
trwm the 316th District G. M, m said county,
in favor ol William C. Cheak v». John F. Mob.
ley, levy^a le and returned to me by Wm. H.
Robinson Lawful Constable.
ALSO, one hundred snd thirty sens of Land
more ot less, part of Lot No. 95, in the Sth
District of said county, adjoining the Lands at
Wm. A. Jordon and others, levied on to satisfy
a Justice* Court fi fa issued from the 405th
District U. M.. in said county, in favor of Wm
Gamer for the use of Sampson Lamer fs. Jamts
H. Waters; leTy made and returned |to me by
Ransom Jones. Lawful ConstaKe.
HENRY ALLAN, Sheriff.
July 29. 1867
( N CORGI A. Gwinnett Cou ty.
J( \\ hereas. John Kemp applies to me to
Letleis of Administration upon the estate i
James 8. 8eagravc*. late of thi* county de-
coased.Thcse are therefore tocitc and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors ot
said deceased, to show cause-if any they have,
ithrn the time prescribed by law, why letters
should not be granted to aaid applicant, ou the
first Monday in September next. Giern under
mv hand at office, this 10th July. >857.
',.13 G. T. RAKESTRAW.
Ordinary-
Si COMMISSION
lT«I3w
BY
IOT0N
S. J. SHACKELFORD
ATLANTA. GA.
i LL kinds of Merchandize arid upon short
\ notice or according to inatrucuon*. Property
sold for Administrator's ot Executor'*, upon rea-
sonable Turin*'
Fob 18 Till
» J'mm.mtfcj COUllI, •
I Term. 1857.—
KOKG1A, FoirnTtD cotauty.---
I TCovo/f of Ordinary , July Term. 185,.—
Wureaa John Cain, Jr. Administrawr UI kiu
ffie estate of George W. Ptillipe deeeued *e,
pUeafot letters of Dunuwwn from said Ad
BiiiiUtiUoo • tit.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all
next)** interested, whether kindred or creditor,
of raid daeeaaevl, to rile then objection*, it any
the. have, within the ume prescribed by law,
why Letter* o/Di*mi»*ion *hou)d not be grant-
’ihe applicant on the meood Monday »
i.nriMMff ikffiiu U. B.\KKER, Urd y.