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MrniRj. ('LlVlMfi HMM. Min -Wo loom from the Pittsburgh paper* tb«l thia firm, which succeeded the Into Jonathan Kid-1 in Ibet wholesale] Drug buainux, and aa manufacturer* and Tendon of the crlebrated 'Me Lane's Vermifuge and Liter Pit Is,” h**e recently made a partial change in their trade. They have gone cut of the Drug Baaineax, having diapoeed oi their entire atoek U> Mr. B. I*' i'ahneatock, formerly of the wall known linn of D. A. Fahnestock Ac Co. who succeeds Fleming Bios, at the old,' sncceaaful and highly popular stand, corner of Wood and Fourth streets* This change has lieen deemed advisable by Fleming Broe, owing to the great and constantly increasing demand for ATLane's Vt nnifugc and Liver Pill's—the transcon. dent virtues of which are co-e xtenaire with the United Blab it, as Well aa many loraign coun tries, The increased demand making it an ab solute necessity to devote their exclusive at tention and all theirenorgiea to the manufac ture and sale of these popular and valuable medicines, they have, for that purpose, ram>v. ed to the large and capacious drug house, 2d Wood Street, recentlyl^occupicd by Measrr Schoonmaker Sc l!p* which has Seen arranged and adapted for their kusinrs,, fitted up in mod ern style and fine (taste, where they will bo found in the future, ready to fill all orders with promptness, and be pleased to receive ra'ls from thei'numerous patrons and personal friends, —Steubenville Herald. Judge BrowW WHI address his fellow riti It is our custom on the appearance of a new counterfeit bunk bill to advise our readers that they may be on their guard. We deem it no ItM our duty to guard them against frauds, which not only roll them of money, but of health also ; in this connection, we call the at tention of the public to a vile fraud in imitation of Dr. M’Lane's celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills. These justly popular remedies are man ufactured only by FLEMING BUDS, of Pitts burgh, Pa., who aro the sole proprietors. Pur • chasers will notico the genuine M'Lane’s t tr- mifuge and Livet Pills are enveloped in u line steel engraved wrapper anil aigned FLEMING BROS. None others are worthy of confidence. (seplOlwilw Burling; Coacli.—T his style of Carriage is now being gradually introduced in the State. They ere the finest and richest Uarrisgc now mtdo. Woodruff & Co., Griffin, Georgia, have just received two of this style. They are Jfin- ished with heavy silver mock joints, glass in stead pf curtains a'l around, trimmed w it It ricli dateline, with spring curtains, Bun shades and speaking trumpet, and all the late improve ments. The finrstjob is worth $121)11, with firtfHirnoss. .-$‘7 Ur.,’?,? Til -Sept. 19. u sp <1 00 “ 93. “ 91. “ 95, 20. 28. “ 29. “ 30. Oct. 1. S/Ac^r-t? At Augusttt, Saturday night, •V Grewnsboio’y Monday, “ Madison, Tueaday “ Covington, Wednesday “ Montieello, Thursday “ Jackson, Friday “ Griffin, Saturday “ Butler, Monday “ Perry, Tuesday ‘ ‘I Americus, Wednesday “ Albany, Thursday Hon. B. H. RfM. ia respectfully request ed to attend and discuss upon equal terms. " DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION In Campbell County- Wo are authorised to state that WESI.EY CAMP, having been regularly nominated by tho Democratic party of Campbell County, ns ita candidate for Senator, lias consented to serve if elected; and that lie will be supported over tho independent democrat Mr. Bullard, who, failing to receive the nomination, has declared himself a candidate. MANY VOTERS OF CAMPBEIJ.. leplO many rein lie invilqihlc 1me horse, Eurclitii Oil (tor Cltollc in Horne*. On Saturday laat a mule, the property of Mr. John W. Ransom, of Russell county, Alabama, wis violently attacked with cholic in the street in Columbus, was very much swollen, and Iron) all appearances could live bu< n short time un less relieved. Two ounces, liquid measure, of Eureka Oil was administered and in live min ntes relief was perceptible, and in twenty min Dies the animal was entirely relieved. This new and valuable mixture is certainly a great acquisition to the list of remedies hereto fore beforj^b* public, which, in addition to the given man, is now found to in the cure ofbots and cholic, and the removal of fistulas and nu val galls' Wo have done our duty in spread ing its good qualities before the public. Cal Usnfoitb, Nagal & Co., or A. K. /Iyer, and procure tho never failing remedy.—Col. Sun. Aaguat 11, 1857 dlf Important to] Married Ladles and those about to marry! ItRJDELOSMER’S CELEBRATED MON THLY PILLS! Prepared from a prescription of Alexander Detiome, member of the French Academy of -Surgeons, and attendant physician to her Ma icsty, the Empress. 'l'his invaluable medicine acts like a charm in all menstrual difficulties, removing obstruc tions, and bringing on the Monthly periods with perfect regularity. I11 all cases of Nerv ous Affections, Palpitation of the Heart, Flour Albia or Whites, and in fact in all complaints arising from a disordered condition and un healthy action'of the Genital Organs, thesn Pills will effect a speedy anJ permanent cure. They are pul up in small plate glass flasks, se cutely saeled from observation, and accompan ied by full directions for use. Price $1 per package. N,B.—These Pills should not le taken h lemaleu during the firs: three months of preg nancy, aa they are rure to bring on miscarriage: but at any other time they are harmleas. J. K. Blandin, M. D-, only Agent for the United States and Canadas. A lao just received attire Doctor's office, a Iresh supply of Ricord’a Female Protector—an, unfailing preventive of conception, andinvalual Ide to those female# who, owing to habits 0 life or physical malformation are incapacitated from safe re-production. Price <52 sent by mail. In connection with these remedies, 1 have coos antly on hand tke following works : Mat ron's Manual MarriagcGuide, Diseases of Fe- lies,Diseases of Mglea/Bach work is subetaulialr ly bound and beautifully Illustrated with colored plates, and contain nearly four hundred pages of reading matter. Bent post paid to any ad- dreas on receipt of $1, and 25 cents in ataropa. All letters addressed to me will receive my immediate attention; and letters of inqury I when a pottage is enclosed,] will be promptly attend'd to- J, K. BLANDIN, M. D. Syracuse, New York. June 19, 1(57, i dwGrtr IlKMOCUATIC KJCKCUTIVE COMMIT. TER of Fulton County. For the City of Atlanta—J. A. Ilaydcn, H. 0. Yancey, Dr. T. M. Daruall, Dr. B. M. Smith, William Watkins, F. K. McDaniel, Joi n Collier, A M Wallace, C. JJ. Wallace, Tiioa. F. r*>we, T. L. Cooper, J- T. Lewis, J. H. Steele, J. W. DunJan, an J J. K. Wil liams. Carey’s I)ist. W. S. Wingfield, Thomas Moone and Mathew Osborne. Burhhcnd IJist. John L. Evins. E. G. Collier and Henry Toby. Oak Grove Dist. Lewis Wright, John Ab ernathy, Thomas Abernathy. Blaek Hal! Dist. James H. Rosser, Ed ward Taliaferro and A. H. Almond. Stone's Dist. Thomas 0. Kennedy, Jos. Willis and Clement C. Green. E. N. CALHOUN, | President Democratic Club Atlanta, Aug. t>, 1857. Time of holding the State Fair. The enquiry of us is so frequent, “when is the State Fair 10 he held in Atlanta that we shall make this a standing article in onr paper for some weeks. The Fair commences on Monday the 20th, and closes on Friday evening, the 21th Oc tober next. Wo also notify onr readers, that any query in reference to the bust nets arrange ments of the Fair, addressed to us in wri ting, will be answered through our columns, without delay. Atlanta Mctlicnl Loti of tb« StoanMhlp CENTRAL AMERICA. With Five Hundred Passengers and 31,500- 000 in Spdeir. Savannah, Sept 18, a. in. The barque Saxouy arrived at this port, this morning, with five passengers from the steamship Central America, which was lost in the gale 00 Saturday, the 1‘itb inet. The Central America left Havana on the 8th iost., for New 5 orn, with over tux hundred pass engers, the California mails, and about fil.f> 0 0- 000 iu specie. The paaseDgers arrived here, state that the vessel, about live hundred passengers, the mails, and all the treasure, are lost. About forty or fifty of the crew and women and children, were saved by the brig Marine, of Boston. The oca was so heavy that that was all the vessel could do. About fifty others swam from six to twelve hours, and were picked up by the bar que Bloise, and are now making for some port ou the coast. The names of the live gentlemen who readi ed Savannah are, 11. II. Childs, of the firm of Childs A* Dougherty, New York : Jnbez Howe, of the firir. of George Howe A Co., San Fran cisco ; George W. Look, of Maine; B. II. Ridley, of Maine; and Adolph Frederick of San Francisco. Finy passengers reached Nor folk. Norfolk, Sep. 17. Tho Eloise has arrived with 50 passengers Irom the wreck of the Central America, in cluding 20 females. All the officers of the boat except ona, and near 2,000,000 of spe cie arc lost. uuieotis. ■i. .... ,-J.. \V. B. CmiFTTN & CO., AND AUCTIONEERS, AUGUSTA, GA LI, BUSINESS annulled to tluio, will _ receive their beat attention. I.il.cr.il Usrh advance-, made on all consign manta when desired W. If. GRIFFIN, HUGH O'NEILL, nuFir moots. Jaekron, Mtlle. A- VerJery- Augusta, Ga Fuiillain, Jenning* A C*)., “ “ Miller Hi Warren, “ (lonely, Force Ac Cm, , •• •• Carmichael & Bean, •* “ Lambark At Cooper. “ “ Augusta, aug28d*wGm* 4! PROF. DEGRATH’S ELETRICOIL rpHE ELECTRIC Oil.—Electric Curea- I Pain ia the prrmonitur of daatl, to relieve the pain you check thediatiae. Prof. DeGrath's Electric < til is the marvel of the age. for the following, (not everything}- Curia Jflioumaiism often in a day . Cures Neuralgia,Toothache in two minutes . Cures Cramp in Stomach, five minutes ; Cures Burns,(Wounds, Bruise-, one to.! days. Cures Headache, fifteen minute-; Cures Earache, SliffNeck. Ague, one night; Cures Piles, Swelled Clauds, ten days, t are- IVbri-, Broken Breads, e-alt Rheum, two to sit days; Cure# Hemorrhage, Scrofula. Abscess, six to ten days ; Cure* Frosted Feet and Chilblains,one to three days. Cl"res Auguc and Fever, one to two days, and all nervous and scrofulous affections Cures Deafness in one to four days , Cures all Pains in the Back. Br.-ast, Sec., in two days. WHOLESA Dealer in IN MARK A |*k,WiH open Septeruhr EoUcvi. SWAN & LOTTE R Capital Prize $60 NEW AND BRILLIAM rpilF. following Scheme will 1 A SWAN & CO-, Manse Caine- Academy Lottery, :n ca< teries tor September, 1857, at AUC gia, to which city they have rein- ripsl -.(lice. CLASS .Vi. To to* tlrawn in the city of Align public,m SATURDAY, Sept. 5. 1 Mouth Curuliuu college. C’ou .MRii, Sep Tins Board of Trustc olina College adjourned late last i nrhi. A the members of the old Faculty were re-e lected. The election 'or President lias been postponed until December. The Faculty are authorised in the interim, to elect a Chairman, pru tew. Tin- Hank of Columbia. New York, Sept. 17. The President of the Bank of Columbia is niw here, and be denies that the bills of this School. Preparatory to the Collegiate Course. Session commences on first Monday InNo-j^ Qrc j iscreditttl in charleston vember and closes on the first of April, IS.18. Foe fnr tlier information, address, H. D. CAPERS. 57.1)., ta or V. H. TALIAFERRO, to. D. Atlanta, Ga., August 24,1857 dtf Western Freights. Jt Valuable AJcdtci'oc.—Duriug the present week, no leas that! six of onr IkUa who have been iDeuced tatty Professor pjjioth’s Elec tric Oil for theunuUtod»,ta coaagKnce of haw uig seen this preparation adveeOM In our col nmna, have called upon us to state the result of ’iMrir ixpcrimeuts. -These persons assure us that their rheumatic pains hove been entirely cured by n few applications of begrethk ■ Electric Oil,’ anil they 1 eeommend its use to all who are tfBlcted with any of the disensn which It is dtstfwxl to cute.—Prov. Adver. It can btflmiS of the agents here. Sec ail vertisemeut In another column - «•* Hi 186? dwlm FROM ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CIN- cincinnati, mid oilier Western Citilios to At lanta tia Memphis, and Tuscumbia, at through Rates, over the Memphis and Western and Atlantic Railroad. E. B* WALKER, Master of Transportation W, &A. R R. august 12,1857 I mil (AUltOLI. SHERIFF’S SALES. NOTICE ia hereby given that the SIIER IFF'S SALES of Carroll couutv, will be pub lished in future in the Southern Democrat. ELI BENSON, Sheriff. Carrollton, Aug. 31, 1857. Taylor*’ Aull-Dyspcplie mixer. Atlanta, Ga., May 1st, '57. DR. J. A. TAYLOR, Sir : 1 regret to say to you that lor a long time 1 suffered moat severely from that horrid disease dyspepsia, and all its evil attendants. Life, itself, almost became a burthen. Reme dy alter remedy was tried—medical advice sought from time to time—but all would not do. Heart burns, sour eructations, a difficulty in breathing, pain in the head, and many oth er ills to which llesh ia heir, were the torments ol my life. At last, I tried your Elixir, and since then have found relief. Upon my ease, it has operated as a charm. 1 can now cat with some satisfaction, and sleep without being troubled with frightful dreutus. In truth, Sir, to your Elixir 1 owe almost a new existence, and you are at lilierty to publish this to the world should you think proper to do so. • WM.KAA. Sold by Smith & Ezzard, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, Atlanta, Ga. [mayldwtf 4ih»Ilift Failure iu Bouton. Boston, Mass., Sept. 17. Brigham A Co., flour merchants in Boston, have failed. Uoilcr Explosion In Rtalllniore. lixi/mtOHE, Sept. 17. The boiler of the telegraph flour mills ex ploded to-day, killing four children and de molishing several building?. A- an example of the estimation in wrhich it held t*y one of the ablest jurists anil writers law,iVc., in this country, we will give a let ter received l<y Prol. DeGrath from John Living Hoi;, Esq., Editor of the well known Monthly Law magazine, 16, Broadway, New Yurk, a word ol such testimony is of more weight among . ,, , the beat classes, ol the country, than volum t tile South Cur irom unknown sources: GIRARD HOUSE, Philadelphia, May 7, '5C. i’rof. Charles DeGrath—I freely give it as my opinion that your “Electric Oil" is among the most v,undeiful remedies of modern times. At the earnest request ol a lady who alleged she had been relcived of a most painful affection by its nso, 1 was induced 11 try a bottle, though at the time of purchasing, I lully believed it to be a quack medicine and a catch penny humbug. But a trial convinces me that it does fiossess a magic power, and it* use will pro.e a blessing In suffering humanity. I recently took a cold from sleeping in damp sheets and my neck became so much swollen and painful that I could not turn my head. 4 Alter using, without success, everything pre- 4 Scribid by rnv physician, I last evening tried 4 your Eleciric Oil. This morning I am well the | 4 relief having been as complete as it was in-tan*' -1 taneous. : -1 JOHN LIVINGSTON ‘ ;„XR) Editor Monthly Law Magszm, 157 Broadwa-A 120 West 14th s-t.. Mr. Livingston belongs o> the oi l w, and highly respec table families ol ID. : - tiers of New 5 ork. Any one can address him on the subject ol the above letter, which will be answered with great pleasure. jorgia, Medical College of Ge ,4T AUGUSTA. TITHE Twenty Sixth Course of Lectures in I tins Institution, will commence on MON- DA V, the 2d November next. Emeritus Professor of Anatomy G. M. NEW TON, M. D. Anatomy, II. F. CAMPBELL, M, D. Burgory, L. A. DUGA8, M. 1). Institutes and Practice of Medicine, I,. 1). FO.tD, M. D. Materia Mcdirn, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence, I. 1*. UffKVIN, M. D. Obstetrics and diseases of Women and Infants J. A.JEVE, M. D. Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, II. V. M. MILLER. M. D. Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX MEANS, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy,.!!.CAMPBELL, M. D. Assistant Demoustratoi of Anatomy, S. B. SIMM ON 8, M. D. Clinical Lectures will l>e delivered in the City Hospital and at the Jackson street Hospital. Fes fur whole course, $105. Matriculation ticket, (to be taken oner) $5. For further particular* apply to any member of the Faculty; or to I P. GARVIN, aUg'Jlimw • Dean Just Received. ■ BARRELS of WHISKEY to aril at _ _ the low price of 25 cents per gallon, aa'whTta Tennessee Whiskey, martthlwtf W. W. ROARK. ■"Just Received, A LARGE LOT offine CeJtr Buckets and Tuba, to atU xtry cheap. mhMwdtf W. W. RO.IRK. G eorgia, Gwinnett county Wbeas Oliver P. Strickland and Mannas- sah L. -Summon apply to me for Letters of Ad ministration on the estate of William It. Mam mon, late ol said county, deceased. These aro therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors, to show ciiusc, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law, why letters should not be granted to said applicant, on toe first Monday iu (tetober next. Given under my hand, at office, in Lawrenceville, this Aug. 25th, 1857. U. T. RAKESTRAW, Ordinary. Aug.Sfi, 1857 wllOd C N eorgfa, Gaviuuolt county.-- J 7’o till whom it may concern.—Whereaj Robert W. Inzer, A. Givens, W.Arnold admin istrators ol Hembrcy Loveless deceased, show by their petition to this court that (hey have fully administered and disposed of said Estate, and -pray Letters of Dismission therefrom. Therefore, all persons concerned, an* notified to show cause at or before the first Monday in January next, to this court, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand this 21th July, 1867. (i. T. RAKESTRAW,Ordinary. / 1 KOUC1A, Fulton Count \JfJohn Lynch of su'd county, Executor, o Daniel McSIteffry of said county deceased will apply for letters of dismission from said Ad ministration ut the November term n ixt, of th said Court of Ordinary of said county. Bv or dcr of JOS H. MEAD Ordinary. Aprb 24 1857 wfini G 1 EOKG1A, Gwinnett County. | —Wheras, Newton Uramblett, adtuims- trator on the estate of John R Blount, late til said county deceased, makes application for letters of dismission from said administration: these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to lie and appeur si my office, within the time prescribed by law, to -how cause, it any they have, why letters of dismission should not be granted the applicant. Given under my hand at office, this May 6th, 1867. Aug857»m’ O. T. RAKE8TR W, Orff * v A dministrator's Sale.—Will bo sold before the Courl House Door in the town of Lawreneeville, Gwinnett county. Geor gia, on the lint Tuesday in October ncit.al! that part of Lot of Land No. 4ti, in the ;th District in sapl county, to which Uepjanicu H. Johnson, late of said county deceased, was en - titled, and on which he had long resided at the time of his death, containing onr hundred and filly acres, more or less, redd as the property of said deceased. Terms made known on thr day of sale. WM. J. RUSSELL. Adm'r August t>, 1857. D eKalb Hferlt sale.-win be «Td be I ore the Court House door, in the town ot Decatur, DeKtlb county, between the legal hours of sale, on the 1st TUESDAY in Octo ber next, the following property, to-wit: One aero of lanJ, it tiring part of the land, lot No. 74, 111 the 18th District of originally Henry, now DoKalb county, as the property of N'e.w- soin .V Harris, to satisfy sundry fi. fas., issued from a Justice's Conrt of DeKalb county, in favor of James W. Goldsmith vs: J. C. New. soni A U Harris. Mold lor the purchase iti'incy, property, pointed out by plaintiff. I«vy made and returned by a Constable 31st day ol Au gust 1857. JOHN W FOWLER. _ _ Sheriff , Shirts. N EW styles ot MAR8EILLE8 aud other kinds coming in at ceplQ UERRINC8L CLASS A3. To be drawn in the city of Augu.- public. on SATURDAY, Sept. 12, CLASS At. To be drawn in the city ol Augusta public, on HATURDAY, Sept. 19, 1*.' CLASS AA. To be drawn in the city of Augusta, t public, on SATURDAY, Sept 25. I a J I On the plan of Single Numbers. 5,-19.5 prizes 1 Nearly one prize 10 j nine Tickets. Magni ficentScheme ! v j drawn on each .Saturday in September 1 prize of $00,000 10 prizes of $ 30.000 10 prizes of 7' 10 000 10 prizes of G(" 7.500 10 prizes of 50(t 5,000 10 prizes of 400 2,500 10 prizes, of 30' 1.5(0 170 prizes of 15a f 1.000 210 prizes of 100 f 900 \PPP.OXTMATIOV PRIZES. S400 apr' to $60,000 an. l.CuO 300 '* 30,000 “ . 200 • 10,000 “ ^00 125 ■ 7,500 “ 500 100 “ 5,000 “ 400 75 2 500 “ 300 50 “ 1 5(iu 200 20 arc SlOOdJOO ,495 prizes amount me to 8320,000 \Utale Tickets *10, Halye* $6 and Qaarters 42.50 Flan or tui LofTXav.—oO.oou nuHiU-rs cor- eiponding with llewe on the ticket* arc placed in one wheel. Tbe prize* are placed in another Caiti'OX — There arc nunn rpiu imitations 1 wheel. A num> er u drawn from the number sprung up on the reputation thsriny article has acquired, worthies* wheel, and at the came lime a prize is drawn The public must beware. They are | t i, c 0 ,h,- r w heel. The prize drawn is placed sep9dwlm | againat the number drawn- This operation! MALE and FEMALE SCHOOL. To the Citizens of Atlanta. THANKFUL to mv friends of Atlanta for iheir liberal patronage for the past session, I would res|«ct fully solicit an increased patronage for the next session, >nieh will com mcnce on Monday, July 2uth, 1857. Our rooms arc large, and airy, protected by a piszxa’fifly feet long from the sun. Every attention possi ble will be paid to the manner* and morals of every pupil committed to my care, and a thor ough and practical education imparted. A rigid but parental discipline will lie en forced. No one need apply for admission for their children into this school who do not wish their children governed. R. ROGERS ...Principal. R. 11. Sc JAM E. ROGERS Assistants Mrs. F. 0 R. & Mis* L. M. ROU. ERS . Assistants Female Department TERMS l'KR SESSION OF TWENTY WERE*. Reading and Selling $8 IK Arithmetic Geography, llistcry and Grammar to I hilosophy Chemistry, Algebra,Gocnielrv Incidental E»|»’irses or Tu iuon psvflblr quarterly. julyUKliim New Mail Ari’angemcnt. THE unJ«‘i^i^neJ inlorms tho public that ho has osubiisho.1 a Mail Kouto Irom Dallas. I'auMiug county, to Marietta, anil will run a Hack once a week l*o- twoon tht'He |»lnce<, accorvling to tho following •cbeiluki l.tftvo Djllaa every Friday at 7 o’cl«»ck a. m- running by way ofl.oat Mountain, alnJ arnro at Marietta at ISA p. ni. I.oavo Marietta at 10o’cloek p. m., and arrtvo at 7 p m same day. CHARLES D. JENKINS Dallas, Ha., Feb 24, I8. f >6 dawtf ItUNAWAY. U j- From theundenignetl in January 1850, Ska ray boy SOL, he is al>out 25 year* ol age, mv *light and elegantly formed for a negro, dirk smooth akin, prominent eves, and “““large white teeth. He is passing through the country under forged permits, and the »s- ,urneJ name of JACK PECK, a* 1 understand in Atlanta, where he has been publicly employ ed for the last 12 months He is probably now m the neighborhood of Atlanta, or on the State Road above. | FIFTY DOLLARS Reward i*offered I , hi* apprehension and tueh additional com- pensalion will lie given as the trouble of his ‘•apt i c may reuutre. IT he ha* been harbored bv any one, aud proof to conviction of the fact is produced, the person giving inloraaatioa anil fe rewarded and satisfied for his trouble to the exient and value of the negro A. O. POWERS. Macon, julyWwtt nq--al(*d until all the prizes arc drawn oui- ArpROXiMATtos Pauls.—The tao precedu and iw.i succeeding numi-rs to those drawing the first 17 prize* will t*e entitled to the 48 ap proximating prizes, according to the *ch.mo. 5,0fltl prize* of >20 will le determined by the last figure of the number that draws the J** 1 , 000 prize. For example, if the number Iran ingthe $00,000 ends with I. then all the tick- | els where the number ends I will be cnniied t $28. If ihe number ends w ith No. 2 then all the lickeis where ,lhe numt-cr end* in 2 will I- fiitiffed to twenty dollar*, and so on to 0 Certificates of package* will Ik* **1J at the following rales, which is (he risk Certificates of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets. S80 10 Half " 40 Quarters “ 20 In ordering tickets enclose the money t - address lor the tickets ordered, on receip which they will l-> forwarded by first marl — Purchasers can have rickets ending- in agy fig ure they may designate. The list <4 drawn numb’rs and prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. Purchasers will please write their signatures l] plain and give'hen Post, Office County and I Stale. Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable m lull without deduction. Allprire*,'! $1<KK) and under, paid .mmc- diately after tbe drawing—ether pr.aes at ibe usual time of thirty days. All communication* strictly confidential. Orders tor Ticket* or Certificates can be ad dressed to 8 S \\ A N Jk CO., set>7 dwir.i Atlanta, Ga. Bk Grand Consolidateu j,.,,,. OF MARVLAffO, C LASS L. To be Drawn on Saturday. Sept 26lh fn Ba.t\hic*rv % Maryland. Drawing cociducuU unJer the ropenniciuDncr- • •f the Stale I^tt^ry Commissioner SCHEME. i 3 .'Numbers 14 Drawn Ualb.tr. 1 -$112,901) $62,800 - • • 16,000 30,000 2 ...19,000 38.000 16.000 ''•d** 1 r 12.000 5 000 I .25.000 /■-... 18,500 J uki Receited. a fine lot Of While Lend. Linteed Oil, and Turpentine June 14 '57 down \V. W. ROARK. A FE W BAKIlBLt*. TlSe same old Corn Whukey, on hand yet- iuh25dwtf W, W ROARK C. F. BARTH. Piano Forte Tuner and Repairer. AT LAST A. (j.i. \\T ABKANT8 nil his work and y y uever fails to give saiisfac-jPfe^HHj iwn. New Pianos ma 'e to order,* * IJ" tuning by the year d.,no at reduced price*. All orders should be fell at Kirkpatrick's Furuilure Store-on Peachtree Street, Atlanta. Ga. im*20wlv Itrau nuil Shorts AT THE ATLANTA MILLS BRAN ten .cents >horu thirty five cent*. . R PETERS A El). iuly6dtf LAWSHE K PURTEL, IRerehant Tailors, WHITEHALL STUEET. ATIsAN'T A Georg in. HAVE ON hand a fine stock of very rich Goods for Gentlemens' wear, that they will make up iu the very l*lest style ol cut' and finish — Try them auJ see if -they don’t give you kits aprlfidtf MAX. l AMPuru.. JAS. V. SHEPPKR9. CAMPBELL & CO., Ktceiving Forwardir^ and lienera! COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 67 to 72 Front and 70 to 7s Commerce edreet MOBILE, ALL auglSwly 57.: to/, ty .. .. s. 128 2821 .. .2,500 . 1.811 I .1,750 .1.500 .,1,000 400 300 .. 100 40 .. 12,000 . 8,000 .. 17.500 15.0110 20,000 118,000 26.61)0 I t.SOO .222,720 .5154,4 80 B 1.112 I'riie*, Am.ainling to 1.202,000 Dollars W les j.*JO: llalies 10 5 Quarter* 5 ; Em hthe * 50. Certificate ot 1‘aeksge of 28 Wholes cost S'JS-J 04) ibJHalre. •• 1 11 tH) 2».xjuartcrs 70'50 R6 Eighth* * . 35 46 OF SINGLE NUMBERS, X ow Bee ou le^stT'Fopular. lir*nd tpsolidhUd Ltllnv nf Wd Eftra fid** 9, To hetawn in Baltimore. Md., Saturday, Sep . f 26, 1857. SPLENDItf SCHEME. Capital 1 Vi; :<>. .ipproxtmation P 'rises 1 prize of >33,^.'0 ( 4 Ot $40(1 1 prize Ot 11,760 ( 4 of 30ti 1 prize 1 prize or of 5,000 i • 5,0001 s’ of 200 1 prize ot 4,000 1 i pri* 1 prize ot cl 4,000 i 4,000 ! 16 of 200 1 prize of 4,000 J 1 prize 1 prize of ol 3,500 1 3,500 f 1C ol 100 4 prize* ot 2,500 1C of 80 4 2,COO 1« ot CO 3 1.200 20 ot 50 175 : 300 700 of 40 1 ,990 PRIZES ) Amounting o 198,909 DOLLARS. Whole Ticket* $10; Halve* $'3, Ujautere «3M r?' Please •ddressall orders for ticket* in the Maeniffcrnt Srheme. to T. H. HUBBARD A CO., No. 39 Fayette st, or Box No. 40, Baltimore, Maryland. notedly