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ATLANTA DAILY EXAMINER. BY LOCKRANE, DOWSING & CO. NEW SERIES. VOL. !• =¥= “ KKROH CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REA80M 18 IEFT FREE TO (’OMBAT IT.”-.JEFFERSON .1. II. STKKI.F., j j. \\ . i«nvM\fj, \ ATLANTA, LA.. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21. 1857. & jlllmtn IDttlll) ffijMWiWr. ATLANTA, AUGUST 20,1857 • Fiom the Baltimore Sun, .<lug. 17. Dreadftil Accident — Thirteen Men, Women and Children Drowned. A oollinoo took place at two o'clock, oa Saturday tnoraiug, between the steamer Me tropolis, Captain Crown, of the Fall Rirer Line, and the propeller J. N. Harris, Captain Smith, ou her way from New York to New London, Connecticut, which resulted in a sad loss cf life. The New York Express, of Sa turday afternoon, has the following account of the disaster: When just off Now Haven, about two o’clock, this A. M., a vessel with oue light wua observed ahead, and under sails, crossing the steamer's bow. The engines of the Metropolis were imme diately stopped, bat before they could be re* versed, and the vessel baoked, she struck the other steamer in the port side, just forward of the cabin; the force of this being such as the stronger of thetwo, the heavy part of the vessel going down immediately, and the lighter por- t ions of the wreck floating oil'. EnglandPremier.—A London corres pondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, who , attended the ‘Epsom Races,’gives a sketchy j account of the persons and the sights lie j met there. He thus alludes to Lord Palmer- j ston, tin' present English Premier: And who is that would-be young gentle- j man on horseback, who camo cantering by : the Queen’s carriage, and is now standing up in his stirrups, holding a pocket telescope j to his eve ’ lie may be forty-five—possibly ‘ ,\ty. He must be a person of mtteli im portance, lor everyone seems to know him. He will never *ee seventy-three again !— : What a deal of work an English Prime I Minister has to do, besides dictating dis- i patches and answering opposition member’s | i|Ucstions in the House of Commons. The I really aged Premier rose betimes this mor- I nitig to be at Windsor Castle ; loll it at halt- I past twelve, to ride, horseback to Ascot ; ; loaves this at six ; after being many hours I in the saddle, makes a toilet, and meets Her j Majesty and England’s aristocracy afa ban quet in !St. George's Hall; finds his pillow j and * tired nature's sweet restorer,' at Cam- I bridge House, Piecadily, wImmi tar into the. . • small hours’ of another day. Could ‘young England’ or ‘young America’ do more 7 And again, perhaps at ten on Saturday, fast; ""G PRINTING Rntlroab Sdjrimlcs. Citn TVbmscmciits. pvctfcssional (Cavbs. New Spring Ucotls!! Georgia Railroad A BmUor Company. Aeanft* to ATLiSTA , 171 Mile* F*re;t}i5.Ba T H E EXAM IN Ell NOW LOCATED fiKORCJE YONGE, Huficriritendent. MORNING PAMFNOFF TRAIN. | Leave* Atlanta, Uaily, it 6 45 A M Arrives at A ugunta, at....~ . . 5 00 P M Leaves A ugunta, daily, al 0 00 Arrives tt Atlanta, at 3.30 P M EVENING PA8SENGER TRAIN. Leave* Atlanta, daily, at 0 On )' M Arrives at yfuguita, at .3.WAM Leaves Augusta, daily, at.. .. .5 00 P M Arrixes at Atlanta,at. . . 3.no A M DfSTAM K FROM ATLANTA. JUST OPENED AND fcEADY FOR SALE ; M V SUPPLY OF SPUING GOODS is now complete, and I would respectfully invite the put)h« to tall and examine ih-*m B onlea tny u u»l dock of p” Hardware, Groceries. Ac., I have on hand pv.m» selection* of DRY GOODS, WII.I.lllIpM l> it FORTH. ATTORNEY AT LAW. FAIR Hi l< V t,\ !“!>. l857 ‘ d*wt( I lochram - \ j l OH A /hs /(7* /. M-Macon . Gem;, u ' . Lamar. o a lochrass l ' ll - v 1;, ‘ dawtf A **ACEBTr, A iTuRNE V Ai UY. * ‘-A AA . Rmgfobj, Georgia, will pra tic in tec mlhwmg countie,; Cotceaa, Challocg ,7 V r *' V Wl ’ i,fi( 'bl. G«ndcn. Walker Idadc. hr.trauui Maj. V,. \ Han* eli. Mari Consisting of Muslins, in txiensivc vtrietj, etta, Han?eil & bimj-f :i . u *. Iieaulilul and good. And a large .Stock of j L'.wh"; . L- p, Dahtoni g Matilctten and Mantillau. . *> rj isa'; 00a®a|5 imeiGi riHIK Proprietor oftho “Exam- • r." I* now prepan •! I to execute The shock to the Metropolis was severe. A pa sseuger on board, George Tappan, a crocke- 1 0 p Cns u pyramid ofleiter by hi * bn ry merchaut #f New Bedford, was ho frighten-| la |,i,,. at three, meets his colleagues m a dd, that he was taken with a fit and died in it. | <’ :t binot Council, at Downing street; for a His wife, in view of her bereavement, imme- |„ng business contertiiee. Afterwards (I diately went into hysteric*; upon recovering quote from the Court organ) ‘entertains a from which she seemed t lo have lost all sense and realization of tho deatli of her husband— her senses seemed to be gone, and no recollec tion of the death sc:med to remain. Ten men of the ill-fated vessel were saved— five passengers, the captain, two engineers, and two of t he deck bands, ns follows: Leonard Id mall, captain; Geo. W. Thompsou, 1st engi neer; Nail Ward, fid engineer; Wm. Graves and Jerry Flanagan, deck hands. Passengers —Daniel Ayres, Supposed of Brooklyn; W. W. Orr, 8. A. Newman, A. N. Smith, of Brooklyn; and J. C’nhil. Oapt. Smith, when taken out ot the wuter, immediately insisted on joining iu the endeav or to resene any others who might be floating on the pieces of the wreck, and continued with others in the search all night. But the abovo are all, out of twenty live sonls ou board that were saved. From the saved it wus ascertained that the ill-fated vessel was the propeller J. N. Harris. 8he left this city about live o'clock yesterday for New London, having a heavy cargo, pro visions, &c., for two vessels lying at New Lon don, besides fifteen passengers—making, with eleven hands on board, twenty six persons in all. Tbe following persons were on honid, and are undoubtedly lost; Stephen Prentiss, first mate; Mary Withers, chamber maid; Ann WilHs,cook. Of passengers. Miss Gordon, daughter of Geo. Gordon, of this city: Mrs. Smith and child, (wife and child of Mr. A W Smith, of Brooklyn;) John Smith, aged nine years; Elizs'Smith, aged seven years; Mary Smith, aged five years. Tbe three last were children of the Captain (Smith.) Two of the passengers, a gentleman ami his wife, and four of the crew, who were lost, are not named. Further Particulars. Those who were lost on tbe propeller were mostly in tho cabip, and could not get out.— One of the rescued passeugers says lie wus there , and when the crash was heard and felt, be sprang for the door, but found it jammed, and could not open it. He sueeeded, however is getting out of a window. Mr. J.T. Hubbard, of No. 13 Wall struct, conversing upon the aocident, states that a person came iDto the saloou-and remarked that the Metropolis was Bcriously injureJ, upon which Mr. Tappan started and fell instantly dead. His wife was seized with convulsions and remained insensible wheu the boat arrived tide morning. A passenger on the propeller, we ars told, too, made desperate efforts to save his wife and child by drawing them through ihe window, but so rapidly did the boat sink that they wi re violently torn from his grasp. A wonjau was seen struggling iu the water, supporting her infant child in her arms—a rope was thrown to her, which fell within her reach and which she might have *cizcd and sated herself by relinguishing her hold upon her child. Hhe looked up,saw those who would have given almost their own hold upon life to save hers, then pressed her child closer to her breast and sank forever. Tbe steamer lay by the spot where the ac cident occurred, steaming slowly around till after day light, throwing out life preservers and sending boats to cruise around to render guidance, if possible, to any odc that might by chance be found alloat upon spars or life- preservers from the wreck. The night was clear, and a beautiful moon, light rested upon tbe Sound, revealing the Struggles of the lost, und all the heart rending sosoe attending such u catastrophe, in moat appaling colors. gf£,The Louisville Journal gives .1. B Clay's majority in tho 8th Uongressioual Dis trict at 120. R^* It is said that Mias Louisa l’ync has token the Lyocum, Loudos, for the purpose of Rofililb opera. distinguished circle al dinner, and a distinct late in evening,’ verifying what good Bish op Clark, of I). t., said once tit St. Philip's Church, viz: that ‘men ot the last century walk about amongst us with more remains of animal and mental vigor than halt the young men of the day can boast. It is said that there are nearly LttlO visitors at the Greenbrier White .Sulphur Springs. . RUNAW AY, From the undensignotl in January 1856, my boy SOL: ho is about 25 years of ago, alight ant! elegantly turmoil for n negro, ilark nmooth skin, prominent eyes ami large white teeth. He is passing through tho country under forged permits, anil assumed the name .I AL’K PECK, as I under- nta d iu Atlanta, when* ho has horn publicly employed for the la?»t 12 months- He is pro bably nowin the neighborhood of Atlanta, m on tho State Hoad abovo. 850 Reward is offered for his apprehension and such addition al compensation will bo given as the trouble ot his capture may require. If he has been har bored by any one, and proof to conviction o! tho fact is produced, tho person giving informa 0 lion will be rewarded and satisfied for his trou ble to tho extent of the value ol the negro. A. P. POWERS, Macon, Julv 6th, 1857 dawtf .wmmmm ■-mm m m .'m. ol .t,l kinds, in a uoaI and wurkmun-liko manner, and n :ho tthorluFl possible notloo. Business Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes, Bank Check*, Blank Notes, Visiting Cards, Blank Deeds, Hand-bills, Way Bills, Posters, &c., x u itcil dq terms as reasonable as in any other section : Georgia or tho Bouth. THE DAILY EXAMINER. i, 1‘uhlithed every Morning, (.Sunrfuy excepted at Five Dollars per annum—in advance. // /clayed six moulds Six Dollars will he charged RATES OF ADVERTISING Advertising in the Daily Examiner will be in- j .-<‘ru:d at the following ratcspemqonrc of 10 tinea One insertion fin cents. One month, '1*5,00 j 8,00 I Bolton. A goou »*»' rtnirnl n « b m vo. mu rmr •» Fashionable andji'ieUy , Hats and Shoes, Serviceable and good looking ; DOMESTICS, CALICOES, And every other article, almost, in my lino ol tth the IjuBinese. In short, iny stock is good and full ofthe South Carolina and the Savannah ! a=d the [>riees will he a* low as living will t.i- ford. ihe Ladies arc particularly invited to givr: me a call. H. W. COZART. pril U dtf businr fttnonrgi. t pant V> \C. - tin May in; tsov ,u3t v liccalur, 6 Crawfordvilie, IU7 Htorit Mountain,. ...16 Cumming, ... .114 . . M 121 Conyers, ...31 Thomaon,... .135 Covington,. . . 41 Hearing,.. . . .142 Social Circle . . . • • .51 Ber/velia, .166 Ma’lison,. . . 67 Bel Air, . .lfi! (ircensboro, . ,88 Augusta,... 171 1 niun Point,... ... 95 IV This Itoad runs in connection Trains A Augusta /tailroads, at Augusta. tt estfrn A itlantlc (Slate) Kail- road A i '..a: TA TO CnaTTl»000i 138 Miles Fare, f r > JAMES M. BPL'LLOCK, Superintendent. Fire Fire!! Fire!!! Dr. II. Dickvon Caix'is. I >BDF1 El'S Ins Fruitnit aervires ti> t!., c titens of Atlanta Office White-Hall strict, nn r T K. |t : is ten . •inn 36.J857—dwtf. medical, card. I V..' - Bor *Mg a J. Rorlug have formed a copartr.er- r:::; ur the piaciice of Medicine in tin. city, sud - ciuity of Atlanta. One or both will be i"und ... thtu Ilicc, over Jackton ABto.a.dtc con * r i \\ httehnll ar,J Hunter streets, wli-r out profi i.i. ly i «cnt. may lfi, 1857 .MORNING PASSE.Nfil H TR.UI.V. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at tt 00 A M Arrives at Chattanooga, at 5.30 P M Leo'rs Chattanooga, daily, at 7 30 A M Arrives at Atlanta, at 4.00 P M 1 f\ NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leules Atlanta,nightly, at 9.00 PM Arrive* at Chattanooga, at 5 10 A M Leave* Chattanooga, nightly, at.. ..7.00 PM Am C H. STRONG & CO- Have removed their Stockjof STAPLE AND FAM I Two $1,00 Two “ Hirer “ 1,25 Three “ Four “ pivot it 1,50 Four " Six " r i' e 2,00 (>no Year ‘Special cc mLrncls will lie made vcriiRcinrutri rolumn. occupyiiiR ii quarter, Advertisement* from lie paid in advance. transient | Legal aib vertiament* published 10,00 Marietta, 20 12,00 15,00 for yearly ad halt or whole mis must at Atlanta, at 2 10 A M DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. Calhoun,.. Resaca, 84 Tilton 80 Dalton .... 100 Tunnel Hill,...107 Ringgold, lift Cluckamauga,. . 12H Chattanooga,. .138 Acworlh, 3ft j Allatoona, . 40 j Etowah, 4fi Cartersvillc, 48 I f 'aas, .... .52 DRY GOODS, rpt) the old stand ot J. N0RCR08H, fronting J[ on White-Hall ami Marietta8treats, where thry oflor to their old friends and the public generally, a S p 1 e didst o c la « -fri ■ for CASH ONLY’, and are determ in-'d not to he undersold by any house in the city. They will be constantly receiving new rupplit - from the beat markets in the country, and are confident * ! of being aide l" sell gooda a< cheap as !h> cheap. T kR. tt.B. (RIVERS 1 *Utiice to Whi‘. '.all strut tier’s D M &\ H. der's Drug Stor M ay 13. I daw3m has removed b: r Meat r W. McDaniel. J. I*.—Office File’s Building on Marietta Stree*. aula. Ga , March 28, '57. dwtl it the usual Ordinary notices exceeding ten lines charged aaailvertisments. Ynnouncmg candid ates for office, tjtft DO, to he paid in advance. Fhe privilege of yearly advertisers isstrirlly limited to their own immediate and regular busi ness. Professional Cards not exceeding six lines $15 per annum. Advertisments not specified as to lime will be imlilished till ordered out, and ehargedat regular rates. • /filvertiaments inserted in the \\ eekly papp» only will be charge d at t >rmer rate - exU Our Slock consist* in pai l ol Hi h Drew* Silks, liarrageand Maalin R Plain Bamigrs, /•'rench Figured Jarkonet*. French Colored Jackoneta. v Figured BrilliaiUa, Debtee and Linen frooila, for Trav'Ung French, Scotch and Domestic (• ngbarr.*. Chrciuid Cimbric and Muilu,., L thrasher, attorn fl « AT LAW, Atlanta, Oargiu.— \\ prac.;n the followir.g c. i -.:ie* Fulton N. -a tor.. Henry, ^paldinc. Fayette. ( bb. l'ir bei. and Coweta. * *" e "D tne v.cond tbxir of the Concert Hal', tr^i.'.rg the Post Office. aprd23dwly Gartrell & Glenn, -Vi'TUILNEYi Al LAM. ATLANTA, . GEORGIA HI.!, attend the L-cfijr - ; .a ;Le Eounties . f ulton, Tie Kalb, 1" . ite, ( arupbeli, Mer Kingston .59 Adairsvdle r fi8 Cy This Jtoad connects, each way, with the Home Branch Railroad, r.t Kingston, the East j Printed I.awns in great variety. Tennessee & Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and I English and Domestic Prints,' in gr.a: . ... ... ... | Cambric and i^wia* Trimmings, the Nashville & ( haUonoog. fUflroad. at (.hat. j Xnmming4 _ i s<wt . „ tanooga, Ribbons and Lace*, - . ■..—r— | SUk and Lace Mantillas that can *. U o Atlanta K Lagrange Railroad, i ^ 1,b Linena, and Linen bheetings. Cotton Sheetings and Tickings, Atuasta to YA'rbt Point, 87 Miles, Fair, $3.50 w welher, Coweta, ( 'm Col LUCIUS J. OAkTUILL. F >rraerly of With* tngwn, (la. f 1 7-law ly Ifcr.rv. Tr< lie! TH*a omns. F(»rmcriv of Me lV*nough. f v* JARED IRWJN WHITAKER, ATTORNEY’ AT LAW, '• <lcjrg,a. 1 tffice From Rooms >er John f! \A aiiare .v Brcomer of AA t.ite Hal! and AlabamaStreel,! JOHN V. HEARD ATTORNEY AT LAW GEORGE G. HIT.1., Superintendent MILLER,CO march C COLQUITT .GEORG New Mail Arrangement r llE undersigned intorins thoddil public that he h»s established TY | ..L, | 1)1 n.,L.i } Mail Route from Dallas, in Paulding county,(to * JjlflllKN . iJldlllVo. Marietta, and will run a Hack once a week be- . . . . tween those places, according to the following! Olilll iJCSCriptlOIlS iS education. schedule : Leave Dallas every Friday at 7 o’clock a. in., running by way of Lost Moutain, and arrive at Marietta at 12) p. in. Leave Marietta at IU o’clock p. m„ and arrive at 7 p. ni , same day. CHARLES I), JENKINs. Dallas, (la. Feb 24, 185fi—dawtf School for Young Lute. M RS. \V RIGHT, will open a School for Y'oung Ladies on the 8th of January. Her purprnc is to establish n permanent Seminary, and to give the pupils committed t- her care a thorough and practical (She will be aided by competent professors. The year will be divided into two terms of Twenty week* each. Terms per Session. Primary Class. 1:12,011 Junior “ 10.OU Senior " 20,00 Mrs. Wright "ill teach tho Latin Language, at a moderate extta charge. The mother Languages anil Music will be taught at Pofessors charge*. Boarding and Tutio n in English .1*75, per session. ItEFKUENCES. Right Rev. Bishop Elliott, Savannah, •• “ Cobb, Montgomery, Hun. C. J. McDonald, Marietta. 83twtl Valuable Cl! v Properly A Fam ily Residence for Sale. r|1 HE undersigned nflers for *a the It 'i«c and I-et on which he nowr I ■ * * i he city ot Atlanta. The lJ**use is a comfortable one for a lam ly and has a first late Garden «illua tine a»s it- ment o r Fruit Trees attached , also n small house at the corner of said lot—the whole lot containing about five acres of land. This property is situatad on Martin and Con ley street*, and will be sold on accommodating terms. Person * desirous of purchasing, can, by calling, i . r.j absence at the “Examiner Office," or by applying at the premises, obtain a lull deoeripii? 1 of the same, june9—<iit « M* L HEGUIE. New Bacou. 4 Choice lot just received, instore nnd nt A sale LOWE A KiCli Ou Consignment. 1 Fine Piauo trem J. Chiekeeing, lor .ale on reasonable Terms by LOW & RICE. 4.Fat 31 Jwu For bale. O NF. of the most desirable tosidences ,*n tho edge, of the city ot Atlanta. Dr. D'Alvig ny oifera to sell tho houee and lot where he now esides, on Marietta street, a little above Squirs ayne. Terms very accommodau g. apply e ptemitss. Mach 4, 185? B LA.NKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ran be hod at all times, at She EXAMINER OFFICE. j Attorniea, iShentL, ( lurks ol ( tiurt^, nuJ (•rdi nariei, ran be furnishrd, nt short notice, any ' fa write form of DEED. WKIT.-r PROCESS | which they may desire ; and all FORMS «»1 le- i ! gtil insirumeiiU, commonly muse, »re ilwovson and, to be Wild at the low cat price-, j A i "i ri a M ^ rpitE Subscriber ha*just found out the gnat | secret of doing a successful business, t** sell, cheap, have a small profit, and advertise and let the people know what he has got and occassion- ally give them the prices and only one price, and have no friends to sell cheapo to than any |*crson j else. I have just received a laige lot ol Boots d Shoes, for Ladies, Men. Boys, Girls and ( hit- dren, all fresh from the Manufactory. Crockery and Glass Ware, Ovens, Pots, SkiMets. Fire Dogs, Axes, D/acksmitli Tools,Shovels, Spades, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Umberrellas, Pow der, Shot, Lead, Oil, Turpe ntine, A\ lute I ead, Sugar, Coffee,Molas-e.-, Salt, Rran iv. Wine, Gin, Rum, Cordials. Whiskeys, of , very kind, Rice, Tobacco in laft I can nut tell von stt 1 keep in oue Advertise me nt,. But uoiae and look for yourselves, we are re ady to sli *w anl .-el:. Dont target I give 8 lbs. ol best Coffee, for $1. Sugar 8 J, 7 and li lbs.,for a $1, and l*c -uiv u* bring the ca*h, we keep no l».*okp. Corner J White Hall and Mitchell Street AA' AA Wit.MlK march 2b J wtl MORNING PASSENOI R TK.U Leaves Atlanta, daily, at Arrives aO-AVest Point,at . . . 8 25 A M I.raves AA'est Point, daily, at 3 0(1 A M Arrives at Atlanta, at 7 6fi A M FVTNINO PASSKNOFK TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at.. . 4.4SPM Arrives at West Point, at .10.00 P M | Leaves West Point, daily, at 12 45 P M Arrives at Atlanta, el..,. . 5.32 P M DISTANCE CROM ATI.aNTA. Bleached and Brown Shirting. | Osnaburgs Stripes and. Biay Linens, j Table Linens and Napkin-, Cotton Drill*. Hosiery, and Pic-NieE Mils. 4c.. 4r. •in * \t ! Don't lorget to call on u* at NORCR08S' i rn . . r r o .) old Stand. AA eeUargJ nothing tor showing ; 11 Ollt JjOII-G v-llflYlTl_. *_ald011. our good*. »;.2t,:w i v FIRMTIRE! FIRMTIRE!! G t E > f cu; d shave, hair mu. n to 'in shionabie tixr East Point,. . 6 Hogiusville. 59 Fairburn .18J LaUrtnge,- ..71 Palmetto, . 25 I/Ong ('ane, RU Newnan, .40 West Point, 87 Grantville,. . . . M ty Tins Road connects each way with the Montgomery 4 West Point Railroad. Much it 4 Western Railroad. 1 Mir.vy T" Atlanta.. 103 Miles Fare. *4 I EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent. I'ASSENOKR TRAIS- l.eaves Atlanta, daily, at Arrives at Macon, at...... I.eaves Macon, daily, at Arrives at Atlanta, at ntSTANCr t'ROM ATLA Ea,t Port 6 Goggin*. Rough and Ready, it (’oilier*. JonrsUwottgh,.. .22 Forayth, . F ayelte, 36 •Smarr’s,.. Griffin, . 43 (’rnwford’*. Thornton's,..*,.. 49 Howard'*,. Milner's .55 Macon,. BtroeaMlIc, .61 5 15 A M It 00 A M . 3 00 P M 8 35 p M 66 .71 as. ..95 . rwj S hoes and Hoots at New Work Cost.—I hav concluded to si'll my stock ui Buot*I and Shoe a at New Y ork Cost, until tlw first i August, if you evil quick aa u ltd ARK. Jun It . J* wtl rr This Rosd connects, at .Va'ou, '. :;tra! and South • Western Railroad*. rilh tin |OI) • lust Received. KEG Ih* i nl N All ,1/at 5 AA AA . U>'A * I (jA*SKf>, a»1 that e ) Hnmly, IrM v» u iftllou. mb‘25ilwU i ry line old purr rhirh I will will Kirn :h ’ + : ' I ' ,f \N . \N . HlM.tK tteeelY ed. rtf .) list t LARGE LOT of fine Cedar Buckit- • Tubs, to sell very cheap. mbaftwdU W. AA. KU.tRK .11 ST RECEIVED. “N/ V BllLS., ot real pure Corn (CYut.Uy l'is VI ) tilled.) Whiskey. Ol the very Iwst yuaiily JliY nied. W. W. ROARK J CBT RECE1A ED 50 b good proof, which 1 wit * als- by the single Barrel. W.W. itO.iRK JIM' HECE1A ED. UULS., of New Mackerel. AV. AV. RO.ARk. <Vhi«key ■ cant-. 20 GEORGIA SHisapurilla Coui|M>iind. OH, DENNIS’ ALTERATIVK / I.it er Complaints and tn Purify Ihe Blood 1 )1 B L1C opinion and Physic tan* have de cided that Uhl* i> the best preparation* ol .-.Allis A P.4 RILL.A that can be obtained, it sells readily and gives good satisfaction. It* ingredients arc woll known to Physicians and the pe q*lc at the taoutli to be ,000, and good medicines, when sppn'pnalciy used, oticn ef fect great cures Nothing more need be said in praise ol it. than t < publish what it is composed ot. llcou- tatr,« in addition U> Sarsapartlls, hydov-alco- u ,i. .tract of tjuem’s Delight, (tttillingis.) While Asli, Grey Broad.or Fringe Tree (Chion- snihus) Tmctura of May Apple, or Mandrake, v Podophyllum) and Blood Root, ,,Sanguinaria.; I h .a prefering this Compound Preparation 4 >arsapanila, should express in their order*. .trucaali’i Alterative'*^ HR, GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COM POUND, IN PINT BOTTLES. H.fcreneaa—Got. H- V. lohnnon, Miiledge- villt; AV. Gilmcre Simms. L. L. U- Chailaaton C , or any well read physician in the State , For sola by SMITH & EZZARD, I .Atlanta,July 50, 1857 dtf THE subscribers have on hand and are m*w openu a large and carefully elect ed Stock from the Beat Northern Huiutlutlories. SAFES, WARDROBES. BI’REALS, SECREI’AR VS. AA .ASHSTaN Do, BEDSTEADS AND CHAIR.'. Of any desired pattern and price. .4 tine as- | sortmeul ot Cenire, AA ork, Saloon and Toilette i Table*—EtagereL C.'.rner and SEe—Sofas, Telc-a.Tete. etc. tg In addition u the ... vt largi . ) are receiving weekly supplies The public are | invited t» caJ! and examine cur stock. K. A. .N J. S. AVlLLlAMv Nett door to Gilbert 4 ( lark*. Peachtree-*!.. Atlanta, tn BURIAL CASES. W c «rc prepared to furnish f .»k - Mat*.. Burial C'atct, at ah*wt it tio We .hav* e<l the service* of a competent person to/alter J to thu* department F. A. A i * WILLIAMS July 14 ’67-dwlv Peachtree 8in', t C'igar anti Tobacco STORE. 3 H ^SUBSCRIBER bap to inform the Cttirens of At.'n.t t .i sur rounding country, that hr ha* usi ved a Itrgr addition u his t'>rm*r Si I ISL CIGARS TOBACCO. SNUFF, Tll’Ls. s.M 1 t BOAEs, M ATI HEs.' 4C.. A t" VA tin:. tl :•■. la AA , anil ..t Retail al VBjJI BOW Persona desiring anything in my line will do woUi ■ call and examine air Stock vtore pur chasing elsewhere. ty Store on AA hue Hal Street, pp -ue the Intelligencer office. I01IN i'll KEN. Atlanta, March 18 dwtl J »'.. WILLUMi-JOUN RUIU, q.-BOUJ.N . vSKK M 11-1*1 IMS. RllE A \ CO. (Sneccucri to J. E. U'iliiams ) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ■ And Paruculariy for the site oft ■ rant. Bacon, Laid, K.’our. Ft athj era, and Tennessee Produce Generally. Decatur Street, near the Trout House, Atlan ta,Ga. j.V„!5 d»tf J 1ST KKCEIA ED. BOXES, of dtlierenl uf.ualnie* of Tobacco Cheap. W. W. ROARK, an 6 Jwtf ting, and such oth p rs-iiis as ca.v :•* h ner's sajoons, .xn be accommodated by gning the ucJersinged a call, 1 on in the Tree: House. Th< v are prepared U) furnish, t: -1 K.rrelbnt Ball Hoon if MefOMBS. l»tu r.j Mi 'edte'V •UN W A LTO>. '*•' o* Auguy all hours iheir fa- Ban,K I itltiuia shut lug salooit. f, HE GENTLEMEN of the city of A Ran- jp ta and th- pnblic generally, i-an be ac- commodated w.th either AA arm or Cold Plunge and Sii o..- Bath-, at in. AUaout ."'having Sa loou.cn AAhite-ha *t:■ < • s: v Tomlinson 4 Barnes' Trn Shop. The subscriber have, als, . a shop a' the Washington liaii, whi rs goutiemcn cat. 1* a, commodated with Warm and Cold Bath, Tickets can te had at the AA'sshti.gton Hall. Cold Baths 25 cents—AA'arm 35 rents. They ran be ! ■un i m readiness at anv ume . II. STOKES. R A ANCEY • Ala>29dtl E. m7~s e a g q~~ Av.t,,'. Secifi 4 Lavra** A \ ' 11.1. continue the Produce Cotnmia >T lion Buauieas. at his N w C. :n-W. a».. inoJioua Fire Proof Building, front of At . • Hotel, and next door to Fnllon H >usi ATLANTA. OEORGIA. W The usual FacdiUc- T'.-rcd t.’ ~u, p , eel I ■ Oet Ift v 1 "1.0 1 le 'll U'R.C ot»l »»r art Kit Hydraulic Cement, |NN i n»ignment, and tor - AI.O nt and I'.'t I — . * t* 0 l*)0 8 d«H F At. SEAOO. dwtl AA h.*key m Store ai ive. lor calelow. bv. E.M. SKAGo >laj lGtIt. INN?. j . ... 11HD8. A CON Choic J * )' I Hauls and Shouidtr* lust receiving ir.d i r sale by, E.M SE.AGO. Com. Mer ;>0h HHDS Ba u ^ r. M SF.Af 1 or sale 1 /\ i *, v SAf KS lira Family 4 Ch, Jlv H f (./Superfine Fleur ;:i Store an ! -Lori ly to arrive, which in i^uality will compare with anv “took in Georgia. For •ale Low by E. M. SE.AGO, Produce Commission Merchant. Also, tie" Bacon, plenty t> arrive in a live days lFeb K dwtl