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ATLANTA BY LOCHRANE, DOWSING & CO NEW SERIES, HU, l _ " KKROR CEASES TO BE DANBKKOUS. WHEN HE4WIS LEFT FREE TOI'OMBAT IT."-JEFFEkSt),N ATLANTA, GaT FRIDAY MORNING-, AUGUST 28, 1857? Wi ^TKEfiK) / C'llltnri L \v. tlOWSlWi.i®* 1 * 1MBER 41. JUltnla fflaili) Cxttmimr. ~ ATLANTA, A UU UST 2b, 1857 . Inscribed to Gen. Witt. Walker, nn Hearing of Am Arrival at the. Bulizt. BY V . E . W 11. ■ R l M I N K M ’ C O R D . "Bring flowers to strew in the conquerors path; He hath shaken thrones with his stormy wrath-- He comes with the spoils of nations hack— The tines he crashed in his chariot track— The turf looks red where he won the day: Bring flowers to strew in the conqueror's way. Hemans. Letter of 1)r. Franklin!—The following characteristic letter of Ur. Franklin is said to be inedited. The ingenious manner in which he makes the commencement of his let ter conveys the temporary impression that he leu' with rparsimonious relnetasce, is inimita ble • "April 22, 1784. ■•I send you herewith n bill lor ten Lout- d'urs. 1 do uot pretend to give such n sum. 1 ODly lend it to you. When you shall return your couutry, you cannot fail of getting in- : '.u some business that, will, iu time, enable you I to pay all your debts. Iu that case, when-you | meet with another honest man in similar dis* 1 tress, you must pay me by lending this sum to COO J » n Gp PRINTING HH Hailroab Srijebulcs. €itg SVetboisiueuls, i professional ffiatbs. New Spring Woods?! AT THE There’s u storm in the Sooth, and a clou the North, And the warriors to battle ure hurrying forth; . him ; enjoining him to discharge his debt by a The. gefo nnrfflt Wute with Britannia's sail, ; like optrutiofPwhon tie shall be able, and shall And her treacherous flag flatters outtirfliFgSlc. j mect wjth 8Uch anothcr opportunity. i hope it may thus go through many hands before it A band of the valiant approaches. All hail i To the good ahipl that spreads out her tut- [ tional sail; 'I'he breene murmurs wild as she glides o'er the tea, With herfrieght of brave hearts to their an- I chorage free. Thrice welcome to thee, gallant Chief of the j Sun!* For we know how to merit the deeds thou j bast done; We havo hurried our fathers who fought in the wars, And for deeds of their daring we shout loud , horns, Though peace, like a bird from her bower iu spring, Is fanning oar hearts with her soft plumy wing, Yet even thus blest hath our tears, like the rain, Fell fast for thee, Chief,and thy mere!let* slain. Hath the Bears of the North, from their cold j icy lair, Stole ont for a banquet? Ho threaten them 1 there!! ADd the red band of Britain hath wrote in the j sand, With tho blood of tho South, the <nii lute'oi thy land. eets with a knave to stop its progress. This is a trifle of mine for doing a great deal of good with a little money. 1 am not rich enough to aflbrd much in good works, and so am oblidgs ed to be cunning, amj make the most of a lit tle. B. F.” RUNAWAY, From tho undersigned in .innuary Jjjjuo 1850, my hoy .SOL; he is about 25 years j *7jf of age, flight am! elegantly formed for a negro, dark f; i Ih skin, prominent eyes *■“ ami large white teeth. He is passing through the country under forged permits, anil assumed the name JACK PUCK, as I under stand in Jtliitibi, where he has been publicly employed for the last 12 months' He is pro bably now in the neighborhood of Atlanta, or on the State Road above. 1S50 Reward is oficren for his apprehension and such addition al compensation will lie given as the trouble of his capture may require. If he has been har bored by any one, und proof to conviction o! the fact is produced, the person giving informa" lion will be rewarded anil satisfied for his trou ble to tho extent o| the'value of the negro. A P. POWERS, Macon, July Oth, 1857 d*wlf NOTICE. f ^ , CIRCUMSTANCES kaviug occur- g »“(Tired which render it necessary for the * * ■'subscriber to discontinue House-keep- I One insertion 60 cents, rig, ho offers for sale his House and Two ". $1,00 Three " 1,25 Pour " 1,50 EXAMINER JMWmt, NOW LOCATED IN gQBQBBS mm T HE Proprietor of the' Examinkr'’ t» now prepare! to execute 'S&MM $ Georgia Railroad it Ranking Company. A rarm 10 Atlanta .171 Miles Farr,$5.60 (illfUMlE VONOE, Superintendent. MORN1NO PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, »t... 8 45 A M Arrive* at Augusta, at C uo P M Leave* A ugusta, daily, at .... 6 00 A M Arrive* at Atlanu, at 3 30 P M EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN. Laavaa Atlanta, daily, at C On P M Wlfives at Augusta, at 3.22 A A 1 Leave* Attguota, daily, at . 5.00 PM Arrives at Atlanta, at.... 3.0(1 A M DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. Decatur 6 Crawfordviile,. 107 Stone Mountain,.... 10 Cumming, 114 I.ithonia 24 Caraak, 124 | Conyers, 31 Thomson 135 1 Covington, 41 Bearing,. .142 Social Cirrle 51 Bereelia.. . .165 Mad Ison, 67 Bel Air, ...HU Oreenaboro, ,88 Augusta, 17 i ; I’nion Point 96 OP" This Road runs in connection with the , Trains of the South Carolina and the Savannah | Sc Augusta RailroaJs, at Augusta. JEST OPENEI) AN I* READY FOR SALE M WILLUJIIM. DWFOKTH ATTORNEY AT LAW EAIRBFRN, La ,Ju4y 25, 1 85/. Jawtf V SUPPLY ftp" SPRING GOO&fc IS ! ’T A-MAJl * liOCHRANE-^7 now roinplete, and I would reaftgetfttily JLj TOgNIEN AT LA W-Maron,(Georgia invite the public to call and examine. them,— 1 ® r " t-AJH*. o- a. lochrasj. Betides my usual stock of . 1 ^ u ? 1-7, I?®7 dawtf Hardware, Groceries, tfcc., j V~ T . backbit. attorney vj I hav# on hand wine aatactionauC , 1 x’JLa LAW, Ringgold, Georgia, will practic lpv w'k ~m r j in the following counties: Cotcoca, Chattooga DRY GOODS, Im l de y fSwe, w iil fic li' ^ on - ... / , wjBfWiew,- 4Bt). W.Y. H»nseli, Man Consisting el Muslins, in extensive variety, etta, Hansell * Simpson, Marietta James B beautiful and good. And a large Stock of j Lawhon, Esq., Dahlonega. Matilettes and Mantillas. *«*ntion paid to the collec tin business. May 28, 1857 dawly A goo,i asaortment mm xr m ^ rr gm Fanhionable and|Pretty; Hats and Shoes, Serviceable and good looking; DOMESTICS, CALICOES, ADd every other article, almost, in my line of buainese. In short, roy stock is good and full and the price? will be as low as living will af- Dr. H. Dickson Capets, OFFERS hi* Profi citizens of Atlanta. P ROFFERS hi* Professional services to the citizens of Atlanta. Office, White-Hall street, over T R. Rinley'a ! Store. Juna 26, 1857—dwtf. at tho shortest possible notice. Business Cards, BiU Heads, Programmes, Bank Checks, Blank Notes, Visiting Gards, Blank Deeds, Hand-bills, WayBills, Posters, &c., TH E DAILY EXAMINER. ■ Published every Morning, (Sunday except?d at Five Dollars per annum—in advance. If Irhyed sijc moulds Six Dollars will be charged HATES OF ADVERTISING. Advertising in the Daily Examiner will l>o in- Led at the following rates per a^uarc <»f 10 lines Itili Let their banoera flont out on the wing of the , " The propcrty i s B ituated within one hun- J rc d y aids of the AUthudul E/tiscoptil Church, And their navy, like clouds in the wo, gather on 7>rt -Strut, convenient to the best . . ... . Sell, iuI* in the City, aud also to liutinesi, con- And their glittering steel shino like stars in taining six well finished rooms, and two paw the sea, tries, with a pas age ex tonilim> through the Bat the battle, O Lord! still belongeth to Thee. ' house. There, is also on the lot, a cooking jom.scrvunte room, smoke house, chicken Fivi !;7 2,0U One menth, i'wo “ Three “ Four " Six " One A’car $5,00 8,00 10,00 12,00 15.00 25,(H •Special contracts will he made for yearly ad •eru.emonts occupying a quarter, half or whole column. Advertisements from transient persons murt The dead, they arc ours! and each pale corse ho use, crib ami corn house, and also an cxccll- | be paid in advance. around, j ent well of water, which never fails, 'i’he Legal advertisments published at the usual Cries out, with tho voice of their blood from I buildings are all in first rate condition, having 1 been erected in 1858, and unclosed with an a.*, ici» ~ m> «<* *» j : y»zr»tsJSrix*Jsa , «“ gory, And write our Revenge io the name of thy glory! price 11. DANIEL diWfim rea sonald GEORGi Atlanta, tia,, May 9,1867 'Tis the sons of the South their brave blood HAT AND CAP STORE hath poured, 1 Jg J. TAYLOR b now opening a But yet there’s a boon won by liberty’s sword; fresh stock cl fashionable Hats, A boon that was seen ftom our own Bunker’s Caps and Bonnets. height, I i\ext dour to Latvshe >V lira's Jewelry Store. And won by our brave in the S'trengthof their Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. might. " Taylor’s Hat & Cap Emporium. Shall our brothers be free? Shall we hold TUST RECEIVED, and opening, the first en back the Stars ! »J tire stock ol HATS & CAPS ever offered in And the Stripes, that were Won by their nuees* ! this city. My stock is now complete, consisting tors’ scars of every variety ami style. Please call and ex Who snatched the hold K»gle, atld Hedged her : amine tor yourselves! E7F* A dkinds of Fur skins bought. J. TAYLOR, Jr. Septetnbor III All haill to the Eagle whose pinions hath h. l. tinlkv. jas. iia;* eot young piutne. And sealed the death page ol Tyranny’s doom. haill to the Fugle spread, With the veil of the evening a shroud for the dead. But soared in the morn with the Liou on high, And dropped from her talons his name from j the sky. 'Tis wall for thee, Chieftain, that hearts like thine own, Wert not formed to quail at adversity’s frown. Like the oak thou may's! beud when .thestorm rushes by, Bat when it hath past tear thy bead to the sky.’! li. it. TINLEY & CO., f o m m i s s 1 o n ic Forward ing MorclaantB, NO. EXCHXNGi: ST. CHARLESTON, S. C Give their prompt personal attention to the *»le of all kinds of Produce, and to the purchas ing, to older, all articles that may de sired, for a commission of 2} per cent. lived and forwarded at 111 cents will lie detaiu- raies. Ordinary notices exceeding_tcn lints charged asadvertistneuts. Announcing candid ates for office, $5 00, to be paid in advance. The privilege of yearly advertisera is strixUv limited to their own immediate and regular busi ness; Professional Cards not exceeding six lines $15 per annum. Advertisments not specified ax to time will be published till ordered out, and ehargedat regular rates. Advertisments inserted in the Weekly papci only will be charged at former rates. ‘ oT Of all Description*. 1 BLANKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, can j be had at all times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. Attornies, Sheriffs, Clerks of Courts, and Ordi naries, can bo furnished, at short notice, any lavurile form of DEED, WRIT/.or PROCESS which they may desire ; and all FORMS nt le gal instruments, commonly in use, arc always on and, to be sold at the lowest prices. Atlanta, M w Western A Atlantic (State) Rail road. ' Atlanta to Ciiattanoooa. 138Miles.Fare, $5 1 ! AMES M. SPI.'J.LOCK, Superintendent. MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN. j Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 9,00 A M Arrives Rt Chattanooga, at ..6.30 P M i | Leaves Chattanooga, daily, at 7 30 A M j j Arrives at Atlanta, at 4 00 P M NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. ; iaiaves Atlanta, nightly, at 9.00 P M I I Arrives at, Cha.lanooga. at 5.10 A M Leaves Chattanooga, nightly, at... .7 00 P M j Arrives at Atlanta, at 2.10 AM distance KitoM ATLANTA. ; be constantly receiving new supplies from the Calhoun , a | beat markets in the country, and are cxnfident Resaca,. Tilton, a 90 Dalton. ... too I P ur Stock consists in part ol Tunnel Hill 107 i “ Lreas Silk*. Barrage and Muslin Rohes, Ringgold ’ ! 15 [ Plain Barrages, French Figured JackoncL, Chickamauge,:128 j Frcuoh Coiored Jackonets, Chattanooga,... 138 > tgured Bnlhama , Debage and Linen Ojoda, for I rat ung L>re»et, rpa- u . . . . , , I Fifiich, Scotch ami Domestic Gingham?. 1 ^ 1 h “ Jt0 ‘ d connect *» e »ch way, wtlh the Chcciu . d Cambricand Muslin., ' Rente Branch Itsiiroad, at Kingston, the East [ Printed Lawn* in great variety, I Tennessee & Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and ! English and Domestic Prints, in grcai variety, ! the Nashville A Chattonooga Railroad, at Chat« I Cambric and Swiss I nmmings, ureas.Trimming*—a splendid assortment. ont profess ion ally i may 16, 1857 daw 3m Doff MEDICAL, CARD. D r%. Jesse Boring A J. Boring have formed a copartner-^F ford. The Lad ip* are particularly invited to ^ Medicine in the city, give me a call *nd vicinity of Atlanta. One or both will be 14 w mV IDT found m their office, over Jackson ABro..core H . " ■ LUaAKI. corner Ol Whitehall and Hunter streets, when pnl 1 i dtf ' r -- " Fire Fire!! Fire!!! C H. STRONG &. CO. Have removed their Stockjof .STAPLE AND FA!€C1 DRY ODQDS, T O the old stand ol J. NORCROSS, fronting on White-Hall and Marietta Streets, where tuey offer to their old friends snd the public smiJHirzmnanm for CASH ONLY, and arc determined xua to be undci^old by any house iu the dty. They will j. Bolton 8 Marietta, 20 Acworth,.. . Allatouna,.. Etowah,.... Carlersvillc, Casr,...... Kingston,. . Adairsviile,. .35 ...40 46 . .48 ...52 .. .59 ...68 7 8 1. _. j of being able to sell good* as cheap iw the cheap- ! ett. tanooga, Ribbons and Lacea, Silk and Lace Mantillas that can't be best Atlanta A Lagrange Railroad. lr >‘h Linens, and Linen Sheeting ... „ . 0 , ... i Ootton Shoettnga, and Tickings, Atlanta to \V ert.Point, 8, Miles, r air, $3-i0 m eac hed and BrownINhirUng, GEORGE G. HULL, Superintendent. i K?^t ,oods rec per package. No Goods have oi ed by us for freight and charges. f# Liberal Advances made on all < ments to us. fob 28- iinsigii- -wly New Mail Arrangement. I THE undersigned informs the public that he has established. Even the loud roaring torrent may cease its wild play, When the char’d thirsty earth drinks its foun tains away, Bat when the dump clouds shower dawn the rain, The torrent will leap with its thunders uga iu. Thus the storm from the N'ortli passed over thy head, And tfav brave ones like leaves of the autum lie dead— And dark Mongrel Cannibals drank up the gore. But tby soul like the the torrent shall leap us before. Bring music for Walker, bring Bowers lor his crown, (vet them die in his way—let his Coot crush them down, And perfume float out on the air as they die— j hrother'a SONS, and various other Ms- l’h»y were born for the brave, in his path let * kers ot celebrity, which wo offer for -Sale at them lie. I the Lowest Market prices, and allow Purchasers * I any reasonable time to test them. All hail to thee! Chief, Heaven's blessings may ' Good second hand Instruments for sale or reit • litre. Hid Planes M ail Route from Dallas, in Paulding county,[to Marietta, and will run n Hack onee a week be tween those places, according to the following schedule : Leave Dallas every Friday at 7 o'clock a. nt., running by wav Of Lost Moutain, anil arrive at Marietta at I2j p. m. Leave Marietta at 10 o'clock p. m., and arrive at 7 p. in., same day. CHARLES D. JENKINS. Dallas, Ga. Fob 24, 1856—d*\vtf 2A7 E Will constantly yy keep on hand an assortment of elegantly fin ished and plain Rose Wood Warranted Piano Fortes, with the entire Metallic Frame and all the late*t important improvements, made by, NEWMAN rriHE Subscriber ha* just touml out the Rreat j JL necret of doing a guccesaful business, to w ll j cheap, have aamall profit*ami advertise and let , the people know what he ban got and occasaion- I ally give them the pricas and only one price, and j have no friends to well cheaper to than any person I else. I have just received a laige lot o! Boots tf | 5Slioe», for Ladies, Men. Boys, Girin and Lhil- j Jren.nl) fresh from the Manufactory. Crockery ; and (ilats Ware, Ovens, Pots,SkiIIeta,Fire Doga, Axes, B/aekamith Tools,Shovela, Spades, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, rmberrellas, Pow-* dor, Shot, Lead, Oil, Turpentine, White l ead, Sugar, Cotfee, Molasses, Salt, Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum, Cordials, Whiskeys, of every kind, Rice, Tobacco in fact I can not tell you all l 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 Coflee, for $1, SugnrH$ f 7 and 6 lbs.,for a $t,and be sure to bring the cash, we keep no books. Corner of White Hall and Mitchell Street- W. W. ROARK. march 26 dwtf MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN. I.caves Atlanta, daily, at 3.30 A M Arrivea at West Point, at 8.25 A M Leaves W*eat Point, daily, at .... 3 00 A M Arrives at Atlanta, at 7 66 A M tv KNt.NO PA6SCNGCR TRAIN, leaves Atlanta, daily, at . .4 45 PM' Arrives at West Point, at .10.00 P M j Leaves Weat Point, daily, at . .12.45PM] Arrives at Atlanta, at.,.**_*_ .5 32 P .V i DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. OsnabuigstStripe* and Blay Liner.fi Table Linens and Napkins. Cotton Drills, Hosiery, and Pic-Nick Mits, 6lc^ 6lc. w.b. rnrvERs has removed b is /Office to Whitehall atreet, over AJexa r- tier's Drug Store. M ay 13, 1857 ii*wta20 H W.'.McDaniel. J. P.—Office in • Kile’, Building on Marietta Street. Atlanta, Ga , M arch 28, ’57. J w ,j A THRASHER, ’ATTORNEY AT LAW, Atlanta. Georgia.—Will practice in the following cciwliet: Fulton, New. ton. Henry, Spalding, Fayette, Cobb, Lamp- bell and Coweta.' 0 ffice on the accond floor of the Concert Hail, trontmg the i’o»t Office. apnl23dwlv Gartrell 4 Glenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ATLANTA, : : : : GEORGIA VITILL attend the Courts ia the Counties ol T T Fulton, DeKalb, Fayette, Campbell, Meri wether, Coweta, Carroll, Jfcmy. Troup. Heard, Cobb and Spalding. Lrcres gaktmll. I lcthie j. ounn. Formerly of Wa*h- Formerly of Me- ingtou.Ga. j Donough, Ga [4 7-taw It J ABED IB WTN WHITAKER ATTORNEY AT LAW, dtlanJa, — Georgia. Office Front Rooms over John R. Wallace A Bros., corner of White Holland Alabama Street^ i» n ' ,l wl T JOHN V. HEARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. COLQUITT 1 MILLER,CO y GEORGIA. march 6 wlr J£lFi?££ ' Trow House Sharing Saloon. °ur gouds^ ap24dwly I E NTLEMEN desiring s go u shave, h..r East Poiiit,. 6 Hogansville,. 59 Fairburn 184 I.aGrenge, 71 Falmetto, 25 I/ing Cane,. . .80 Newnan 40 West Point 87 Grantville, 52 CF" This Road connects each way with the Montgomery Sc West Point Railroad. Macon A. Western Railroad. Macon to Atlcxta,. .. 103 Mile* Fare, $4 EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent. PA08KN0KR TRAINS. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 5 16AM Arrives at Macon, at 11 00 A M Leaves Macon, daily, at „.3.00 P M Arrives st Atlanta, at 8.35 P M DISTANT* FROM ATLANTA. 100 Just Received, KEGS ol NAILS, to .el/at the Keg cents by East Port, 6 Goggina,.. 6C Rough and Ready,. II CoUiers .71 Jonesborough,. . ..22 Forsyth,.. ™l Fayette 36 Smart'*,.... 82 I Griffin 43 Crawford'*, 88 I Thornton’s........ 49 Howard's,.. -95 ! Milnor’a, 65 Macon,. 103 j Ilarneaville 61 fY This Road connects, at .Wa.-on, with the Central snd South-Western Railroad*. ill 1 L lllif . I'till! THE subscribers have odS hand and are now epentngj^ a large and careful ly select ed Stock from the Bent Northern j Manulhctorle*. SAFES, WARDROBES, BFREAUs, SECRETARY*. \\ ASH STANDS. BEDSTEADS AND CHAIRS, Of any desired pattern and price. .4 fine a»- aortment of Centre, Wor*. Saloon and Toilette Table*—Etagete's Corner and Side—Sofa*. Tete-a-Tete, etc. iy In addition to the above Urge stock, we are receiving weekly aupplie*. Tho public are invited t* call And examine our stock. F. A.<k J.R. WUAIAMR, Nett door to Gilt>ert Sc Clarke, Peachtree-*!., Atlanta, G* BURIAL CASES. U e arc prepared to furnish Fisk's M otallic ! Burial Ca«e*. »t short notice. We hare secur- ! ed the service, of a competent person to fatten.! I to this department. F. A. A J.s. WILLIAMS, dulj 14 "57-dwlv Peachtree Stnvt. W \\ RCA On the battle-scarred brow of our Haiinna! guest, iVndaoon may our Eagle fly over the sea. And plant there a branch of our National Tn Nkw Oblsans, May 27,1857. •The laud of the Torid Zone tar The name of the lady seen tloatina in the water allcr the sinking of the propel ler J. N. Harris, on Saturday morning, with an infant in iter arms, and w ho so nobly re fused to relinquish her hold of Iter child, to save her own life, was Mrs. M. A. Wil kins, of New London, Cohn. tdt" We learn from the Mobile papers that Mr. Cleveland, arrested in that city oil » charge of posttlficc lobcrry-has been lion- ttlbly aeffuiued. We allow the Highest Price when given in Exchange for new ones. BARTH & NICOLAI At Kirkpatrick's Furniture Ware House on Poach Tree Btrcet, Atlanta. Gn. Nov 20 / 1 EOlUilA, Forsyth count}.— Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1857 — ] NN hcriMia Jamw Kub'rla. Admitiiatrator ujwn ; the estate of Samuel B. Johnson ilccoasci 1 . nj»- plied, io mi* for Itotb’t* of Dituninsion from ssul i Atlniinistrftiion- j Thcwi art* thor» ii»rt, to «ite ami admonish | I all purlieu interested, whether kindred t*r ] creditor* of saitl deceased, i * file their tions. if any they have, in my ofliee. on or be- fore tho second Monday in January next, why Letters ol Diamismun should not be granted the applicant II. LIAlUvEU, Ordinary Julyfilhl85/ tvfim CA8K8 t of that very fine old pure French f) Brandy, lefl yet, which I will sell at $5 |er Gallon. mh25dwtl VV. NV. ROA*lK Just Received, A LAKGE LOT of fine Cedar Buckets and Tuba, to sell very cheap. mh25w.Ii! W. W. ROARK. Jl St RECEIVED. ,\A UU 1,8., of real pure Corn (Country Pi* W tilled,) Whiskey, of the very beat (Quality warranted. ’ W. W. ROARK. 1ST RECEIVED 50 B. Whiskey good proof, which I will * - ,, cent*, als.. by the single Uarrel. W. W. kJaKK ,1 W J. KIDltU.L. J. M. ROBIBTS, J. D. TKRKK1X Hl iSlVlLL, ROBERTS & TERREAL, (OMISSION MEROUAKTS. No 13 CARONDKLET 8TREET, tbp .NEW ORLEANS. Jtf GEORGIA snntaimrllla Coiiipound. OR, DENNIS’ ALTERATIVE Eit Liver Complaints and to Purify the Blood P I’BLIC opinion and Physicians have de cided that this ia the beat preparation* of SARSAPARILLA that can be obtained. It teUa readily and give* good satisfaction. It* ingredient! are well known to Phyaieian* and the people at the South to he uoou, and good medicirwa, when appropriately uard, otten rt- Icct grcatcure*. Nothing more necJ be said in praise ol it. than to publish what it ia composed of. It con tain* in addition toSaxa*|>anUa, hjdro-alco- holic extract of tdueen's Delight, (SUUingia.) White Ath, Grey Uread.or Friage Tree (Chton- anthua) Tincture of May Apple, oe Mandrake, (Podophyllum) and Ulo-'d Root,(Sanguinana ) Thosa prefertng thi* Compound Preparation of Sarsaparilla, should express in their orders. jM'Dtunlt'i Alterative*^ OR, GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COM- INII ND, IN PINT BOTTLES. Relerenoee— Gov. H V. I ohm-on, Miltedgr■- idle; W. (ill hr re Miinm*, L.L. D., Chariest, >u S. C., or any well read physician ur ih eState.. For sale by SMITH fit EZZARD, Atlanta, July 30, 1857 jtf Cigar and Tobacco STORE. T HB;8UB8CRIBER beg* most reapectfuUy to inform the Citiren* of Atlanta and sur rounding country, that he ha* iu*t receiTed a large addition to hi* former Stock.’t PINE CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNI'FF, PIPES. SNUFFBOXES, MATCHES,' AC, \c; Which is offered at \\ hole*ale or Retail at SOW Mim, Pera- ns desiring anything iu my line wul do weU to call and examine my Stock before pur chasing elsewhere. iy Store on White Hall Street.upt-'site the Intelligencer office. JOHN FICKEN. Atlanta, March 18 dwtf 0. K. WIUJAKS.-JOHN tUlKA, -J.-BOU INU SoKSR W ILLIAMS. RI1IM A 4 0. ‘ (Successors to J. H. It'ilhoos) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. And Particularly lot th. ■*!* i. Bacon, Lard, FtVur, Featb] era, and Teunaaaee Pr,->lu<e Generally. Decatur -Street, near the Trout House, Allan, a, Ga. [Nov 15 dwtf Jl ST,REC EIVED. (T a BOXES, ol different equalities of Tobace, JtJ Cheap 'V W. ROARK. Jan 6 Jwtl cu tting, and web other attention to) our p re on* as rrav be had in all fsshionable bar ber’s saloon-, ,-an be accommodated a! all hoo.-* by giving the undereinged « call, at •heir *s bon in the Trout H‘>use. They are prepared to furnish, ai short notice din hrccVcnl BaV Room Band K. McCO.MBS, late of Miliedgeville. t,s JGHN WALTON, late of Augusta, (,* July IS, 1867* * dtf Allauta Shaving Saloon. r t 1 HE GENTLEMEN of the city of Allan £ ta and th* public generally, can be ac commodated with either Warm cn Cold Plunge and Shcwer Baths, at the Atlanta Shaving Sa loon, on White-hall street, alvive Tomlinson A Barnes’ Tin Shop, The subscriber: have, aUo, a shep at the Washington Hall, where gentlemen can Is- commodated with Warm and Cold Baths Tickets can be had at the Washington 11*1, Cold Baths 25 cents—Warm 35 cents- They can be found iu readmes* at ar.v tune H. STOKES, R. YANCEY* M ay29dtl E.' M. S E A G O; $uect4er tc S<u4r* 4* Lavrmro \ lII.L continue the Produce Commisf y y aion Business, at hi* New Co tnodious Fire Proof Building, front of Atlanta Hotel, and next door to Fulton House. ATLANTA, OEOKGIA, OT The uaual Facilities offered to Shipp, r Orders reapectfullv solicited. Oct 15 du 1 73LOUR,Choice article for sale by athe t ir _ Load or tn les* quantities, to auit dealets Apply to E. ,W. SEAGO. dwtf Of! 500 noy 8 150 Sf Hydraulic Cemeut. nstgnment, and lor re*e low by ’ R. AGO S'KS. Salt, sale low, bv (In Consignment and for E. M. SEAGO. dwtl Corn W hiskey in Store ■ arrive, for sale low. by, E.M. SEAGO. HMDS Bacon Sides. Also a, law lino sale E. M. SEAGO - i \ H Hams, tin Consignment and for uov*8 May I«lU, 1857. I l HHDS. ACON Choice article. Side* ■ I If la Ham- and Shoulders, Just receiving and fo> fa.e by. E.M SEAGO, Com. Ml r T/Ati/k -fAl KS. extra Family & Choice l ( MJOuperfine ^' louI - ' n snii f kort- lv to arrive, which in Quality will compare with to y Stock in Georgia i’,,r -ale Low by E. 11. SEAGO. Produce Conumaaion Merchant. Also, new Bacon, plenty to arrive in a few days- [ f ’ eb 6 Jw,f