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ATLANTA DAILY
by loohranb, dowsing &■ co
“ ERROR CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT.”—JEFFERSON.
J. \V. 1KIWKIKG,
NEW SERIES, VOL. 1'
ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 15, 1857.
NUMBER SO.
THE DAILY EXAMINER.
ATLANTA, AUGUST 13,1857.
The LH|«I Blent In the World.
Some weeks ago we gave a few facts in re
gard to the weight and dimensions of Miles
Darden, who died in Tennessee, and was
•aid to be the largest man in the world. The
Jackson IF/it'g has the following additional
particulars of the deceased, fnrnished by Rev.
John Brooks :
“Lie was twice married. His children are
very large, but probably none of them will
ever lie more thau half the weight of their fa
ther. He was quite active and lively, and la
bored until about four years ago, when lie be
came so fleshy that he was compelled to stay
at home, or be hauled about in a two horse
waggon.
“In 1829 he made a contract with a tailor
to furnish him a suit of clothes for fifty dol
lars—the cloth was to cost five dollars per
yard. Upon measurement it took twelve
yards of cloth. So the tailor lost ten dollars
, end the making. The tailor states that three
men, each weighing over two hundred pounds,
put the coat on, buttoned it around them and
w#Iked across the square at Lexington. In
i855 it took tb 'teen and onc-half yards of
flax-cloth, yard wide, to make him a coat. It
took sixteen yards of cambric for his shroud ;
twenty-four yards of black velvet to cover the
sides and lid of his coffin; one hundred and
twenty-five feet of plank to make his coftin.
“His coffin was eight feet long ; across the
breast thirty-two inches; across the head
eighteen inches; across the foot fourteen inch
es : ita depth thirty-five inches. He weighed
in 1844 eight hundred and seventy-one pounds.
His height was seven feet six inches, llis
weight when he died, as nearly as could be as
certained, was a fraction over one thousand
pounds.”
A Dutch Jutlicc.— 1 May it please the court,’
said a Yankee lawyer before a Dutch Jus
tice the other day, 1 this ia a case of great
importance; while the American eagle
whose sleepless eye watches over the wel
fare of this mighty republic, and whoso
wings extend from the Alleglianies to the
Rocky chain of the West, was rejoicing in
his pride of palace—'
‘Shotpdare! 1 say, vat has dis suit to
do mit eagles 1 Dis line notion to do niit de
wild bird. It is von sheep.’ exclaimed the
justice.
‘ True, your honor; but my client has
rights.’
‘ Yer glient has no right to de eagle.’
‘ Of course not: but the laws of lan
guage—’
‘ What cares I for de laws of language,
eh ! I understand de laws of de State, and
dat ish enough for me. Confine -our talk j
to de case.’
‘Well, then, my client, the defendant in 1
this case, is charged with stealing a sheep,
and—’
‘ Dat vil do! dat vil do! Youa glient,
charged mit stealing a sheep, jes nine shil-
lin. The gourt vil adjourn."
Touching Incident or Fraternal
Love,
We have never read a more touchingly
beautiful incident than the following, which
occurred a short timi since in one of the
French courts. The natural nobility of the
brother, and the affectionate faith of the sis
ter, arc examples worthy to be followed by
the unfortunate youth of our own, or any other
country, as an evidence that however dark the
the day, an honest heart and a firm resolve
will overcome the greatest obstacles.
A French paper says that Lucille Rome, a
pretty girl, with blue eyes and fair hair, poorly
but neatly clad, was under the charge of va
grancy.
"Does any one claim you? asked the mag
istrate.
Ah I my good sirsaid she, hi have no
longer any friends; my father and mother are
dead—I have only my brother James, but he
is as young os 1 am. Oh, sir! what can he
do for me V
"The Court must send you to the House of
Correction.’
“Here 1 am sister; here 1 am do not fear !"
ried a childish voice from the other end of
he Court. And at the same instant a little
*ioy with lively countcnence started forth
} from amid the crowd, and stood before the j
Judge. ;
“Who are yon ?’’ said he.
!'James Rome, the brother of litis poor lit- |
tie girl." v |
“Your age?"
“Thirteen."
“And what do you want?"
“I come to claim my Lucille.”
But have you the means of providiug for
her
“Yesterday I had none, but now 1 hare.
Don't be afraid."
•'O, how good you are, James 1”
"Well, let ns see, my boy," said the magis
trate. “The Oourt is disposed to do all that
it can for your sister, but you mint,give us
some explanation." '
“About a fortnight ago, Sir," exclaimed
tlwUsy," my pwr uigtlicr died of a Dad
cough, for it was very cold at home. We
were in great trouble. Then I said to my
self, 1 will become an artisan, and when I
know a good trade I will support my sister.
I went apprentice to a brush maker. Every
day I used to carry her half of my dinner, and
at night I took her secretly to my room, and
she slept on my bed, while 1 slept on the loor.
But it appears that she had not enough to eat.
One day she begged on the Boulevard, and
was taken up. Whoa I heard that I said to
myself’ come, my boy, thingB cannot last so;
you must find something better. 1 soon found
a good place where I am fed and clothed, and
have twenty francs a month. I have also
found a good woman who, for these francs
will take care of Lucille, and teach her nce-
d lework. I claim my Bister.’
“My boy, ’ said the Judge, “your conduct
is very honorable. However, your sister can
not lie set at liberty till to morrow.’’
“Never mind, Lucille," said the boy."!
will come and fetch you early to morrow ’ I
may kiss her,may 1 not, Sir?"
He then threw himself into the arms of his
sister, and both wept warm tears of alTeciion.
Negro Di/uaUti/.—The Ohio Stale Jour
nal is in favor of
Letting negroes vote I
Letting them sit onjurie I
Letting them hold offices !
And in favor of negro equality I
In a recent article, The Journal shadows
the future position of the ‘ Republican’ par
ty on the question of negro equality and so
cial privileges ; it says:
1 We believe the negro is human—he has
a soul I—lie has an intellect—and so far as
the right of suffrage, or any other right of
citizenship is concerned, he should be placed
on an equality with the rest of mankind.’
The faith of the Journal is apparently
strong, hut unfortunately for its stability it
is not fully supported either by scienco, his
tory or revelation.
Poisoned Whiskey.—The Lebanon Ohio
•Star records the death of four men from
drinking whiskey with stryvehnine in it.
It also says that tens of thousands of fish
in the stream below tire distillery have died.
Two tons of dead fish have been taken out,
a mill race being literally choked with them,
BROWN’S HOTEL,
[Opposite the Passenger Depot,)
.MACON, GEORGIA.
E. E. BROWN & E. ISAACS, Proprietors
11- F. DENSE, Superintendent.
Jan 17—diwly
T f. LOWE, r.. A. RICi
I.OWE, k RICE.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
General Produce Healer*,
Corner of Loyd and Albania Streets
ATLANTA, GA.
Sept 2G dwtf
/ 1 EORG1A, Forsyiu county.—
\T Court of Ordinary, July 'term, 1857.—
Whereas James Roberts. Administrator upon
the estate of Samuel B. Johnson deceased, ap
plies to me for Letton of Dismission from said
Administration.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all parties interested, whether kindred or
credit ors of said deceased, to file their objec
tions if any they have, in my office, on or be
fore the second Monday in January next, why
Letters of Dismission should not he granted the
applicant. H. BARKER, Ordinary.
July 6th 1857 wfim
To the Citizens of Atlanta.
THANKFUL to my friends o
Atlanta for their liberal patronage
for the past session, I would respect
fully solicit an increased patronage
tor the next session, which will com
mence] c n Monday, July 20th, 1857. Our
Rooms a> i largo and siry, protected by a piazza
filly (eet long, Irom the sun. Every attention
possible vil! be paid to the manners and mori
sis of e.ary pupil committed to my care; and a
thorough and practical education imparted.—
A rigil, hut parental discipline will be enforced.
No one need apply for admission for their
children into this school who do not wish their
children governed.
R. ROGERS Principal.
K. H. A JAS. E. ROGERS Assistants.
MRS. E. C. R. A MISS L.M. ROG
ERS Assistants Female Department
Terms per Session of Twenty IL’ee&f.
Heading ami Spelling $8 00
Arithmetic, Geography. History stnl Gram
mar. ... ; 10 00
Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra,Geome
try, Latin end Greek 15 00
ncfdental Expenses 35
^•“Tuition pnyable quarterly.
Atlanta, July 10, 1857 d3m
PRINTING
Uai 1-jRooi) Itjjtitults.
Georgia Railroad A Buklot
Company.
rsrsTs to Atlanta .171 Mile* Far«;$5.50
GEORGE yONGE, Superintendent.
Citi; SUratttismmifs,
New Spring deeds!!
JUST OPENED AND
READY FOR SALE!
Pr ofessioiil Carts
AT THE
EiXIAMtINEIl
M OHM NO PASSENGER TRAIN.
| leaven Atlanta, daily,at 8.4« r >AM ,
Arrives at Augusta, at ... . 6 On P M I inTi,e lhe P ahli • w c * !l ,nd f stmine ‘them,—
Leaves Augusta, daily, at 6.00 A M "—I « . I
Arrive, .t Ati.m., .t. 3.30 p m Hardware, Groceries, &c.,;
fvem.no pissENoKR TRAIN. I have on hand aome elections of
l.eats* Atlanta, daily, at 6.00 PM
: Arrives at Augusta, at ..3.32 AM |
1 Leaves Augusta, daily, at « 00 P M ! Con «» l *ng Muslins, in cite naive variety,
Arrives a. Atlanta, at a «n » u 1 b l*“ Ufn !-* Dd «°° d And » ‘"S' <*
WILLIAM M. DAYFOHTH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
FAIRBURN, UA.
July 25, 1857. dawn
fi n, j \ji aranru uouus in i T f* ^1 ^ 1
omplete, and I would r~pee.fully 1 "V*™ LA W-MaconJUeotu.
it.lt. In -.11 .„A A - “gjjM*
M y SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS Is
now <
A T. UAIRETT, ATTORNEY AT
* <vdi' W -’ Georgia, will practice
w t 1
NOW LOCATED IN
T HE Proprietor of the “KxaXixf.k" !h now j*r«i>nre<l
to execute
.IK
3 00 A M
tltSTA.VCF FROM ATLANTA,
Crawfordville, 107
Cumming,,,.. 114
Camak, 134
Thomson, 135
Draring, M2
Berzelia, .156
Bel Aiz, 161
Augusta, 171
Decatur, 6
Stone Mounttin,.... 16
Lithonia, 24
Conyers, 31
bunne
Madison, .. .67
Greensboro, 88
Union Point 95
t#" This Road runs in connection with the
Trains of the South Carolina and the Savannah
& Augusta Railroads, at Augusta.
of all kinds, in a neat and workman like nia;
a; the shortest possibls notice.
Business Cards, Bill Heads
Programmes,
Blank Notes,
Blank Deeds,
Way Bills,
Bank Cheeks,
Visiting Cards,
Hand-bills,
Posters, Slc.,
Wentcrn S. Atlantic (State) Rail
road.
Atlanta to C’hattanooqa . 138 Miles Fare, $5
JAMES M. SPULLOCK, Superintendent.
Matilettes and Mantillas.
A good assortment
i ■« m- m- *53 TT 9B
Fashionable andgPretty;
Hats and Shoes,
Serviceable and good looking ;
DOMESTICS, CALICOES,
! And every other article, almost, in my line ol
' businese. In short, my stock is good’aDd fall
( and the prices will be m low as living will af- • ^
| ford. The Ladies are particularly invited to
I give me a call.
H. W. COZART.
pnl 13 dtf
in the following roan ties: Cotooaa, Chattooga
Murray. Gilm es, Whitfield, Gordon, Walker
Dade. Refer ewe*,- Maj.W.T. Harwell, Mst
etta, Harwell A Simpeon, Marietta. Jame« R
Lawhon, Eeq., Dahionegi.
^••Particular attention paid to the rollec tin
May 18, 1857 dawly
I Dr. H. Dlckaon Caper*,
P ROFFERS hie Professional service* to the
citizen* of Atlanta.
I Office, White-Hallatzeet. over T. R. Riplev’.
1 Store.
June 36, 1867—dwtf.
MEDICAL CARD.
D ra. Jesse Bering; &. J. .11^
Boring have formed a copartner-)^
• hip in the practice of Medicine in the city,
a mi vicihity of Atlanta. One or both will be
found in their office, over Jackson dcBro. a.orr
corner ol Whitehall and Hunter streets, when
ont professionally absent.
may 16, 1857 daw3m
Fire Fire!! Fire !!! I T5R. W.B. (RIVERS has removed b is
a. , , n ~r r , — - ■ ^ * . _ | JL/Office to W hitch*!} atreet, over Afexs n-
MORNl.NO PASsENOSR TRALV.
Leaves Atlanta, daily, at.... ...
Arrives at Chattanooga, at
Leaves Chattanooga, daily, at.
Arrives at Atlanta, at -
SIGHT PASSSX6KR TRAIN
Leave
Arrive
Bolton.. .
Marietta,..
Acworth,..
Allatoona,.
Etowah,.. .
Cartersvillc
Casa,.. *
Kingston,
Chattanooga, nightly, at
at Atlanta, at 2 10 A M
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA.
Calhoun, 78
.20 Resaca, 84 \
35 Tilton,_. .. . 90 ;
...40 Dalton, - .. .. 100 1
4G Tunnel Hill,. .107
Ringgold, 115
Chickamauga,. 138
Chattanooga, .138
x tv rted on terms as reasonable as In any other section
of Georgia or tbo South.
THE DAILY EXAMINER.
ii Published every Morning, (.Sunday excepted
at Five Dollars per annum—in advance, if
Idayed six monhts Six Dollars will be charged Leave* Atlanta, nightly, at ,
RATES OF ADVERTISING. Arrive ’ “ Chim ‘ n °° 8 ‘' “
Advertising in the Daily Examiner will he in
setted at the following rates per square of 10 lines
One insertion 60 cents. One month, $5,00 !
lwo » $1,00 Two “ 8,00
Three “ 1,25 Three" 10,00 1
Four “ 1,50 Four " 12,00 j
Five “ 1;75 Six “ 15,00 1
Six “ 2,00 One Year 25,OC
.Special contracts will be made tor yearly ad
rnrtisements occupying a quarter, halt or whole
column.
Advertisements from transient persons must
lie paid in advance.
Legal advertisinenta published at the usual
rates. Ordinary notices exceeding ten lints
charged as advertisments. Announcing candid
ates for office, $5 00, to he paid in advance.
The privilege of yearly advertisers is «tri illy
limited totheir oa r. immediate and regular iuisi-I
ness.
Professional Curd- not exceeding siz lines
$15 per annum.
Advertisments not specified as to umo will be
published till ordered out, and charged at regular
rates.
Advertisments inserted in lilt Weekly papci
only wifl he charged at former rates.
Blanks! Blanks!Blanks
Of all Descriptions.
B lanks of all descriptions, ran
be had at all times, at the
EXAMINER OFFICE.
Attornies, Sheriffs, Clerks of Courts, and Ord:
nance, can be furnished, tt short notice, any
favorite form of DEED. \4 HI U. r PROCESS
which they may desire ; and all FORMS ol lo-
, al instruments, commonly in use, are alwsv - on
’and, to be sold at the lowest price--..
Atlanta. M w
. 9.00 A M
5.30 P M
.7.30 A M i
4.00 P M j
.9.00 P M
.4.10 A M
.7 00 PM
,...52
59
A J&irsville^ . .68
C?’ Thu Koad connect.,each way, with the
Ko’me Branch Railroad, at Kingston, the Esst
Tennessee A Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and
the Nashville A Chattonoog* Railroad. »t Chat
tanooga,
Atlantis A Lagrange Railroad.
Atlanta to West Point, 87 Miles. Fair. $3.60
GEORGE O. HULL, Bujierintendent.
.MORNING TASSENBER TR-Uti.
Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 3.30 AM
Arrives at West Point,at ... 8 25 A M
Leaves West Point, daily, at . 3.00 A M
Arrive* at Atlanta, at 7 66 A M
EVENING PAKRF'r.FR TRAIN.
Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 4 45 PM
Arrives at West Point, at . .10.00 P M
Leaves \\ est Point, daily, at 12 45 PM
H. STRONG &CO-
Have removed their Stockjof
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
T O the old atand ot J. N0RCR08S, fronting
on White-Hall and Marietta Street*, when
they offer to their old friend* and the pahlic
generally, a S p 1 e B-ginn-waaM
dldStock o iCmGbS££&29
for CASH ONLY, and are determined not to be
undeiaold by any house i.n the city. They will
be constantly receiving new tupplies from the
beat market* in the country, and are confident
of being able to well goods as cheap as the cheap
est.
Our .Stock consists In part ot
Ri h Dress -Vilis, Barrage and MtuhnRobe-.
Plain Barrages, /Vouch Figured J*ekonets,
French Colored Jackonet*,
Tigured Brilliant*,
Debage and Linen Good*, forTrav’hng Dresses,
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams.
Checked Cambric and Muslins,
Printed Lawn* in great variety,
English and Domestic Prints, ui great variety,
Cambric and Swiss Trimmings,
Urea*/Trimming*— a splendid assortment.
Ribbon* and Lace*,
Silk and Laei Mantillas lhat can’t be hen.
Irish Linens, and Linen bheetingt
Cotton Sheetings, and T tckinga.
Blotched and Brown Shirting,
1 Osnaburgs Stripes and Blay Linen,.
1 Table Linen* and Napkin*.
Cotton Drill*.
; Hosiery, and Pic-Ntck Mit*. Ac„ it
j Don't forgrt to call on u* at NORCROSts'
j old Stand. We ebaegs nothing tor showing
f our goods. ap34dwly
der’* Drug Store.
May 13. 1857
d*wtn20
JJ W. McDaniel, J. P.—Office in
Kile a Baildlng on Marietta Street.
: Atlanta, Ga, March 28. ’57. dwtl
J A. THRASHER, ATTORNEY
• AT LAW, Atlanta, (leorgia.—Will
practice in the following countie*: Fulton New.
ton, Henry, Spalding. Fayette, Cobb, Camp
bell and Coweta.
Office cm the second floor of the Concert
Hall, fronting the Po»t Office- april23dwly
G&rtrell Sc Glenn,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
! ATLANTA, : : GEORGIA
W ILL attend the Court* ia the Countie* ol
F niton, DeKalb, F ay cue. Campbell, Meri
wether, Coweta, Carroll. Henry, Treup, Heard,
Cobb and Spalding.
| ircics eaRTSiLL, j
j Formerly of Wash-|
mgton.Ga.
[47-Uwly
LCTaaa j. olins.
Formcriy of Mc
Donough, Ga.
JARED IRWIN WHITAKER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Office Front Room* over John R. Wallace A
i Brn*., corner of Whit* Hail and Alabama Street*;
l*n 3' wly -■
~JOHN V. HEA"RD7
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
COLQUITT
MILLER. CO.. GEORGIA
I march 6 wlv
SIGHT CHEOKS ON
Sew York for Sate at Current Rates
FBRMTIiRE! FffllTERE!! L“°
Arrive* at Atlanta, at.».
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA
.5 32 P .V
rniih
I sc
cheap, 1
IIE Subscriber has just found out the great
ceret of doing a successful business, to sell
_ have a small profit, atnl advertise and let
the p'eoplo know what he has got and occassion-
ally give them the prices and only one price, and
have no friends to sell cheaper lo than any person
else. I have just received a large lot ot Boots q
Shoes, for Ladies, Men. Boys, Girls ami Chil
dren, all fresh from the Manufactory. Crockery
and Glass Ware, Ovens, Pols,b»ktlU is. f .re Dogs.
Axes, B/acksnuth Tools.Shovels. Spades, Knives
and Forks, Pocket Knives, Umberrellas, Pow
der, Shot, I.ead, Oil, Turpentine, White 1 cad,
Sugar, Coffer, Molasses Sail. Brandy, Wine, I
Gin, Rum, Cordials, Whiskeys, of every kind,
Rice, Tobacco in fact I can not tell you alt I j
keep in one Advertisement. But come and look
for yourselves, we are ready to show and sell.—
Dont forget l give 8 lbs., ot best Coffee, for $1,
Sugars),7 and 6 lbs.,fora $1,and be sure to
bring the cash, we keep no hooks. Corner of
White Hall and Mitchell Street
W. W. ROARK.
march 25 dwtf
Ea»t Point,
.6
Hogansville,
59
Fatrburn. . .
.184
LaGrange
71
Palmetto,
25
Long Cane,.
.80
Ncwnan,
.40
West Point,
87
Grantville
.52
C3 1 " This Road
connect* each way with
the
Montgomery A West Point Railroad.
Macon A Western Railroad.
Macon to Atlanta,. .. 103 Miles... .Fare. $4
EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent.
CASSSNOWt trains.
Leaves Atlanta, daily, at, 5.16 AM
Arrives at Macon, at 11.00 A M I
Leaves Macon, daily, at 3.00 P M i
Arrive* at Atlanta,at. 8 35 P M
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA.
THE *ub*enb«n. have onS
hand and are now open teg Kj
a large and carefully select
ed Stock from the
Best \ortlicrn 'lanufartoiiei.
SAFES,
WARDROBES.
Bl REALS.
8ECRETAK VS,
W \SHSTANDS,
BEDSTEADS
AND CHAIRS,
Of any desired pattern and price. -4 fine As
sortment of Centre. Work, Saloon and Toilette
Table*—Etagere's Corner and Side—Sofas,
Teie-A.Tetc. etc.
W In addition to the above Urge stock, nc
are receiving weekly supptie*. The public are
invited te call and tiiminr our stock.
F. A. <V J. 9. WILLIAMS.
Next door to Gilbert A Clarke. Peachtree-st..
A'linta, G*
Coin Bought and aold, collection of Note*
and Drafts attended to for the usual Commiseioa
> . I. WRIGHT
Uf 36. 1854 If
TroutHouse Shaving Saloon.
E NTLEMEN desiring a go d shave, han
Tcutting, and such other attention to. our
p r» jus as «ay be had m all fashionable bar
ccr's saloons, can be accommodated at all hout>
by giving the undersmged a call, at their sa
loon in the Trout Houcc.
They are prepared to furnish, at short notice
An Excellent Ball Room Band
R. McCOMBS,
late of Milledgeville, Ga
IOHN WALTON.
late of Augusta, Ga.
July 15, 1867 dtf
Eusi I'ort,
..6
..-.66
Rough and Ready,
U
Colliers,. .
.71
JtMir* borough,.
.32
Foravih
. 77
F.ny i»ttc,
36
Sm»rr’», . .
82
Onffin,
Crawford'*,..
. .88
Thornton’s, ..a-..
. 49
Howard'*,
..95
Milner’#,
.65
Macon, .
103
Barnesville
.61
W hiskey ! WhlNkey !! fffft
WhiRkey!!! More a
(hut Cheap Whlihey,-Ju<i received
and to arrive, 2(10 barrels^'! Tennessee While
W hiskey, which I offer on good terms Also,
fresh Gioceries of all kinds, such ns tNugar,
Coffe*, Molasses. Salt, Mackerel. Rice. Tea,
Powder, Shot, Nail*, Ac. CriUsoon. t
Jur.t 14(7 >'*wtt W.W.ROAK.
tar This Road connects, at Ms -on. with the
Central and South-Western Railroads.
4 itiuiuistrntor’H Sale,—Agreeably
^\_to an order of the Court of Ordinary ol
Gwinnett county, will bo sold before the Court
House Door in tho town of Lawrenceville, on
the first Tuesday in September next, within the
legal hours of sale, all lhe lands belonging to
therstate of Robert Hobbs deceased, eontisting
of one hundred notes, more or lew, 25 acres of
Lot No. 197, and 75 acre* No. 188. both in the
Sixth District of said county. Sold for the ben
efil of the heirs aud creditor* of said deceased
Terms made known on day ol sale.
SANFORD S. KELLEY, Adm’r.
NANOYHOBUS, Adm’rx.
July 6th 1857 w601
New Bacon.
A Choice lot just received, tn store and tor
»ale
LOWE,4 RILE,
Fine Brandies.
4 Fine assortment of Brandies— in store and
t\ for sale cheap bv,
I,OWE ii RICE.
Fob 2! dwtf
»> CASKS,of that'
f) Brandy, left yet.
Gallon.
cih25dwtf
F ren ih
.lust Received,
A LARGE LOT offine CoJar Buckets
Tubs, to sell very cheap.
Uih35wdtf W. W. R0.4KK.
JUST RECEIVED.
• )/ i BBL8., of real pure Corn [Country Du
tilled.) Whiskey, of the very best iJuahU
warranted. W. M . ROARK.
J l'ST RECEIVED 60 Bmahol Whiskey
goal proof, which I wtllsel. at 9 > cents
als., bv the single Barrel.
W. W.ROARK!
GEORGIA
sarsaparilla Coin pound,
OR, DENNIS’ ALTERATIVE
i\ l.ivcr Complaints and to Purify the Blood
I JIB LIC opinion and Physicilhs have de
cided that this is the best preparation* of
c-AKSAPARILLA that can be obtained. It
sells readily and gives good satisfaction. Its
ingreJtent* are well known to Phyaicians and
the people at the South to be ooop. and good
medicine*, when appropriately used, often et-
fc t great core*.
Nothing more need be said in praiee of it,
nil at $5 | et than to publish what it is composed of. It eon-
tain* in addition to Sarsaparilla, hydrcvalco-
holtc extract of Queen's Delight, (Sulhngia,)
W hite Ash, Urey.Brcad.Of Fringe Tree (Chion-
a;.thus) Tincture of May Apple, or Mandrake.
IVIophytlum) and Blood Root, (Sanguinar.a.)
I ho*e prrfering this Compound Preparation
ol Sareaparilla, should express in their orders.
MPScnuli'i ilteralitetf.
OK. GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COM
POUND, IN PINT BOTTLES.
Reference#—Gov. H. V. I ohnaon, MOtodge-
i dle; W. Gilmore Sur.nw, L.L. D.. Cbarleeton.
s. C-, or any well read physician in the Slate.
For tale by SMITH A EZZARD.
AUauta, July SO, 1857 dtf
BURIAL CASES.
We are prepared to fnrai*h FiskN Metalbc
Burial Cate*, at short notice. We have eecur*
i fd the #emcc* of a competent person to | attend
j to this department.
F. A. A J.8. WILLIAMS.
‘ July 14 '57-dwly Peachtree Street.
! E. M. SEAGO,
ifuccttt." /a Stafo 4* La%trt%te)
i \VT ILL continue the-ProduccX*-OItimi»J
y y *ion Bueineee. at hia New Com-]
modioue Fire Proof Building, from of Atlanta
Hotel, and next door to Fulton House
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
ET* The u*ual Ficilitie* offered 'o
Order* respectfully »ohcited.
Oct 16 , dw 4
1 I3I.OUR,Choice trade for sale by *th* Cat
_ Load or in le» quantitiea. to suit dealer*
Apply to K. M. SEAGO.
dwtf
O Hydraulic Cement,
N Consignment, and for rale low by
Atlanta Shaving Saloon.
T HE GENTLEMEN of thechyol Atlan
ta and the public generally, ran be ac
coounodated with either Warm or Cotd PI- ,. fc
and Shower Baths, at the Atlanta Shaving S»
loon. On White-hall ftreet. above Tomlinson 4
Barnes' Tin Shop.
The rabacribers have, also, a ahep at th<
Washington Hall, whr
commodated with Wa,
Ticket* can be had >
Cold Bath) 35 cent*
They can be found
May3«dU
"•ntlemen can be ac-
Shipp, t.
W. W.ROARK
nJ
500
BOv 8
I50i B
MONEY
FOK
Fresh M
T NOW offer 10 the j
1 ready waya to mak<
Fortune, by which any I
aome fortune in a ahoct
labor, and it will only re
to commence with.
I have known men to
m a single day with thei
there it uo Humbug abo
i give anybody inatruetior
take all the Fish, Ell*. A
Creek, ia any given 'P* 1
and scarcely any ripen
8’KS, Salt. • >n Consignment and fee
tale low, by, E. M. 8BAQO.
BOv 8 dwtl , . -
»»'•?' W 7.1 ("STittSSS
arir bedv on the >
Addle**,
dwtf
arrive, for sale low, bv,
E.M. SEAGO.
!tl«y ltith, 1S5V.
I / Wl HHDS. AC ON Choice article, s.de*
lUu Hams an,) Shoulder*, Juai receiving
and for sale by, E.M SEAGO, Com. Mer
HHDS Barou Side*. Also t. few tin*
Ham*. On Ccnaigmoeui and for salt
nevfi E. M. SEAGO
Apr 13
m-,, o
TH
Berkshire, G
50
Just Received,
KEGS ol NAILS, to self It 5 cents by
the Keg
36d W. W. IGA
DANIEL F
GKHKEAL IH8UJ
T) ERPECTFL'LLY
JfL in filtlire he will b
Hour* *f the office of M
Alabams Areet, Atlanta.
A! r LV
20
JUSTJREt
LS., -f New >
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