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•>> DUNCAlN tk LOCHRANE. Or. Stlaa T. Gilbert, of tha firm' of Dm. Gilbert * KeoMdTj7« Broad wnj.iM , it now opoo t proltMioDil via* to UntrwK too, having b»n United hither by the suf> ferera of the to the e«cec^ is op tup: TSfMXlfifcKOBB A EXAMINER- DAILY," t ' - - • ‘ WEEKLY,' - 3 00 |pi*r.vi:»rrsKjf third rsu* UR SHERIFF. St-rfErWMB3* or Deputy SherldJi. GREEK A OSBORN, erk of Superior Court. B . F . BOMAR. erk ol Inferior Court. IEL PITTMAN. uwo-.—C. II- WALLACE, r.-tl. C. FARRAR tot Tax Collector.—W. H. WINGFIELD yW*W»*e««v-A.J. COLT,m rtriWoner—A. B. WHITE. Them the ChvtoU* UtKury. CERE OF CANCER. NOTES OF Babe of Fulton taken at Far for all Debt* due thii Office. Dr. Gilbert <Kv® call the attention of out readers to wf intereeting article on ihe subject of the Career. To those who are suffering under this malignant disease tee would in f ar ticular commend a careful examination of the high, reflerencee given be D*- Gilbi'ot, ilow on i visit to Charleston, and who his devoted his life ta its study. The Louisville Democrat The last copy of the Louisrille ;Demo- erat we hare received. or at least the three halves cf the last copy (for this was the number, and the half of eaeh was all that) Wf received, contained a refeter.ee to •‘excellent articles oa the first page," “but where in the h—1 is the first page,’’ »s our worthy foreman gravely retnarlrrd. The first page may or miy not have contained excellent articles; the others did not. For the future we think we should prefer the “first page," neighbor, if we can't hare both. hart, (senior partner of tha final who, from successfully treating a cancer with which be was himself afil cted, acquired a large prats tice in that especially, and performed many wpodoTfu! cures ip the Southwest, portico- Itrly in the eitioe .cf Memphis and N*w Or leans. He has confined his professional services for many Trs.-a to this dtsoase, and has thoroughly instructed hie eon in the tame treatment; the no being a graduate of one of thncelebrated Philadelphia Medical Colleges. Cancer is a malignant diseosa, deriving its name from Karkfim, a Greek word sip* oifying a crab, because the tumor with its swollen veins bean no remote rwemblacc to that animal, it occurs in two distinct stages, vis the Scbirrus of Occult Cancer, and the open or true ulcerated Cancer. It is an hereditary disease, depending upon a weak and morbid state cf the patient, immediate ly arising from corruption of the v tality of the fluid jn ij sdid, Ir >m defective nutrition and lecretk-n. It may remain in the first stage for years; a single pale, hard, eold tu mor; bnt it never retrograde. It oommonly advances to a soft, suppurated and ulcerated state, affecting tbs neighboring glandee, and gradually poisoning the whole system. The general health of tha patient yields, and, tin- able to successfully eemtut the infection, na ture gives say and the patient dies. Such is the ordinary bLtory of the disease; unaL ievtatsd by iho appliances of science and art. Pren us to the dtuorerits of Dr. Gilbert. a., the medioal faculty, though earnestly searching for a specific for thia terrible ma lady, devoted their skill to palliating the ad tings and prolonging the life of their patients. If, however, any Isitb can be •Iren to the testimony of those who have >een under Dr. Gilbert’s care, and they are from some of the most respectable and in telligent gentlemen of our country, the afflicted cannot, in justice to themselves or their friends, refuse to udopt his treat ment. In reference to the case of Ex-Governor T. M. Tucker, of Mississippi, cured of a can cerous tumor til his face by Dr. Gilbert, the N. 0. Cresent says: The ease came under our own personal observation. Yfe saw it immediately alter the cancerooi flesh was removed, and it Abuse of the Press. We notice in the American of yesterday morning, a communication, which would almcet justify the views of tboae who advo cate the eustrrsbip of the press The con duct ot the journal, in the relectt ’a of ire. communications has abundantly proved that any bravo who has the malice or effront ery. at>l the icgoanitv t > insinuate his eharget a a as not making them actionabfe hac full liberty to da'ecratc the sentiment of the community in the column* of tha: ra- per. , The ‘‘Anti-Muggins,’' and several otters who have outraged a'l public retire of pro priety, have returned into the obscurity whence, for a moment, they have emerged. For the clique who represent* * Facts’ we understand a d'.ffirent course will be par saed by the parties whose good names have teen martyrs to their positions. "Lines inggesied on the Night I Was Married.” We arc not disposed to •,carrel with the softer sex for accusing at of being most “horridly cross," in refusing to publish “ Lines." On the, contrary, we shall bow cur editorial head with deference to their superior wisdom, and listen patiently t the voice cf instruction. We are not in the habit of contradicting the fascinating creatures, even when ut'ering the most downright absurdities, and have aiwxy endeavored to vail a flat contradiction un der “ the gowamer wings of a delicate dif ference of opinion." We propose iherc fore to deprecare tneir wrath by publish, in; the fallowing “Liner,” also fretn : lady, which, by a singular coincidence, happen te be on exactly the same subject as th* one to which we have already !uded. As we observed on that occasion that wt thought tfct first “ Lines ".a little too ecstatic for the anpoetic and unmarries! world, we hope we will prove the sincerity of our repentance -.v intimating that thsse are remarkable for the.: wstefcld eceney.We cotr.piiment the possessor of the “cheeks of damnation red,” on th- extreme p.r priety of every word ar.d iceu in the poem in scribed to her, and ronc'.ade c ur apology by intimating that our fair contributors will sav» us a great many blushes by taking, when they become inspired oa this theme, a vetw of the subject before, and not ;.ttcr, the completion of the ceremony. There. Gentlest of .-creamers, we put it to yon honestly, isn’t that d-Jn; handsome- iy bj y.ur sex! -SB! imtli thalfith of Jno, ami tiiiiiatejt bo to “ ’Mf(ninXmnkilt •fttsi lreixrivr- efDc. (liS'frl l \it kow wtu, With- tbc aid oi n knife, homnoved tbsdauccr n part of the bone. My sight fins hsen rtJi ray general health tgq-ood. ‘■I hnvo been» resident and planter of Jefietwon county, in’ibe State o( Mississippi, In the same settlement where,J, now roxiite, siuco ISO#* 1 tun a member of tho Baptist. Church, and ingratitude to God and trie truly eminent man who has snatched tine, as it were, from the grave. 1 nuko this slutts- ment foe the benefi- of my fellow sufferers. HIRAM BALDWIN. Mr. John Carson, of Franklin. La., who had been suffering for ten years from u can cer, writes tothe editor of the Planters f Lou,) Banner, with reference to his application to Dt. Gilbert, as follows: “I at that time wanted but oue month nf being 7? years of age: nod tho natural in firmities of my age, my protracted sickness, a cancer in my r.ese, and another targe one trader my ear, nil these, added to the fatigue of my johraoy, appeared enough to render my ease eotiroly hopo’ts*. “I was uodrfthe care of Dr. Gilbert a boat six weeks. In about twelve slays he removed the cancer attached to ray t ose, and in about twelve days more the jjilae.- from which it was taken healed up. Use large cancer under the ear was growing rapidly, and was about the six ■ of a turkey egg. This be remove.) in So days, ur.,1 in about twomentha after the place healed up. Another small cancer in the nose was re moved, and th. place Uea:ed up in a .-hurt time. All there were removed with platters, no knife or surgical instrnm, nt having been nsed at any time about them. “ My health, strength, and spirits are now, eight months later, as good os could bo ex pected of a raau of my age, after having passed through tho pam and suffering that has fallen to my lot. I consider the euro which Dr. Giltxrt effected in niy case, tu be one of the most extraordinary character.— There ore no symptoms, whatever, of tho cancers returning, and. I have every confi dence that the cute will prove to be perma nent.’’ Oxpt. H. G. Catlett, of Texas, give- th following teslimory: •• The disease originated upon the cheek boi.o, utar the outer-corner of uty right eye and eon tin tied to eyread upon th’ Avne befori developing itself upon the gut face. i>r Gilbert put me under treatment, at Memphis, on the 23d Sept, lfio’d. The raw surface was then rather larger than a dollar, hut extend nearly over the entire side of in face upon the hone. The doctor took out niy eye, removed all the flesh and the entire . t often reflect upon tho many note of kindness that yourself, anil your father, and Dr. Kenoedy.’ haw extended to the; aud when I do to,,n>y boon swells with gratitude towards you all. My- health since thn 13th of Februa ry, 1855, the day tint I left your offieo in Now Tork. hat been excellent. None but those who have been similarly affiloted cun appreciate the emotions that I experienced, when I found myself ones agaiu in the en joyment of health, and Ilia prospect of many happy days before me. when ray friends saw mo pome homo curs tJ, their astonishment was si extreme that they could scarce beliovo tho ovideneo of thur tin-os. They were at- a loss to con ceive tmw medical science could ho brought Jo such wonderful perfection as was oxhibi- ted in tho sncvssful treatment of my case, ludeed, the removal of a turn :r of such euo^ uious magnitude, uithout cutting it cut, was enough to astonish any cue. Very respectfully. Your grateful friend, E. SMITH. itoraUvci for the hair that hare botn Invented, W(wl’s pro-eminently claim* Ihe lint place. It will certainly restore tho netural color of the halt f the direction* are followed fer a sufficient length uf time.’ It has also produced astonishing electa In bringing eutl growth of half, where the head had been previously bald. Wood does not pis tend that it will do this in nil cases s end we think his candor Is s good recommendation of tho vir tues which hta restorative really peaiesiea. It the roots ot the hair are destroyed, no human Power can make them (row nrada i but where there Li any vitality left In tho root, the restora tive will soon renow the balr lu all Its pristine vigor. It haa done this repeatedly when all other remedies had failed. It is therefore worlh while in all eases to make the experiment. For clear ing the head of dandruff, and thickening and strengthening the hair it has no rival.—Western Patriot. Sold by all good Druggists, ocUSdwff would roily seem incredible if we were to | surface of ’.he oheek uud jaw-bone from the give a faithful description of its frightful | eyebrow to uty gums, and Irom my ear to and disgusting appearance. The lamp cf my nose, and the roof of toy mouth, tn o flesh removed would, in our opin- oo, have weighed at least bur ounces; and and the whole left aide of the face and coee, extending from the eye to the cheek bone, and down t> the tip, was laid bare to the upeuiugs were made through into the nu»e : all my jaw teeth, a part of tho eyebrow, nn l the enure socket lone of the eye, uvre re moved, and all without the ure of the kr.if. where the cheek boue should havo been bote! Besides this, the disease had made there is a hole remaining, about Ihe s : z? of its way through the nose, and broken ou: ;■ a quarter dollar, which is kept covered by on the opposite side, a little below the eye a piece of oil silk. Tho sore acorns to he About f.-ur weeks after we saw him; lienus perfectly heakd<ond several eminent phy»- perfe-'tly well acdsound to ail appearance, cions of Washington City who recently ami what was most incredible, there was i examined the ease, with the utmoe uoton- ltft upon his face but a slight scar. The j iabment, declare that no vestige of cancer Governor returned home, an i a few months! is left, and that it is a can' that all the -ur- s'ncc a report was circulated in this city ; geoas in the wurlJ could not have teaelsM that the cancer had retnrned, and was I with the knife. making such rapid progress that the Got- I ereor'* life was despairen cf. In fact, it CAfih OF HON. T. BL'TLKR KING, was said by many that he was dead. It! I'rum the Sunday (,Y. ) Ditpitch. girts 03 great pleasure to state that Ooyer. h is not often that the lead.: g men ol nor Tucker was in this city u few days since , the countrv give the weight'of their’ ntrae* ani ca,led at our office to see us. in |*rfcct j in favor of -nv new dtaeofefy, no matter, health. There was not the slightest aymp- j how valuable that discovery may bo. \V hen tom of the return of the cancer, nor had they do, it is certainly a;, evidence that the ere U-en at any time. matter to which they caii public atienti.u *We make these remarks, not for the pro- t is it least worth inveatigatipn. The fellotv- motbra of Dr. Gilbert [whose reputation is ing letter, from the lion. Th a. Butler K too well established to ta»d any enlogiom to Dr. Samuel Gilbert of this cif will bo from u*,] as from sympothy for the diseased read with iuterest. a.- from iu perneal we and suffering thousands of onr fellow-be- learn that he himself has just been cured qf ings, who are laboring under that large class a raneer on the shoulder, cf chronic; caoceroac and ulcerous diseases, which be treats with such wonderful suc res*, an 1 from a desire to direct their at- tendon to this extraordinary niaD, who cores hundreds of cases which have been aband- o ed by the most eminent surgeons of the c ton try.' Judge Walker, editor of the X. 0. Delta, in bis paper of June 21, iroO, writes: “We are not in the habit of noffiag or praising any person or thing’ without full ar.d satisfactory evidence of his or its dsvrts. Esoeeially in the important department, of tacdirine, which involves soch rerious con siderations to the human family, do we cau tiously eschew all undeserved and unfounded recommendations, never certifving to the success of any practice or medicine, unless convinced by the b«rt evidence. It wai in jtric*. observanreref the rule’tha: we told Dr Giioert, who came here from Memphis with letteri and testimonial* of the highest charac ter. to his skill and saecsev in curing that 1 a to” 0 or uty most terrible of dieeases with which Lu ' with neat re-; ee:, manity can b'jsfflicte'i—cancerous affections l Your friend and ob t. *cre t. —tlat when he brought oecular proof of;.,. _ .. . _ I. BL ll.e.L K l.\Oi hi* -access, we would announce to the pub* L Git-bEar, New iork be the fact*, which we saw ai.d infic uur- ns g°;d rtLg ai.uded ij is a massive reive*: but that we did not beiieve th at cer- I diamond nag, containing seven diamond*, tifieates of unknown persons would be suf- ac d w.rth ntieas; li’i. Inis, t must let Sclent to »at:»fy the world, or. at least, the mind, j a present to the doctor, in readers of the Delta, of his ability to cure additmn to the usual fro, which w * ul-i this disease We had occasions to repret cheerful.y p;ul. SWS* i CAHE up JL'DGEDANIEL A. WILSON, the D^ttnr d.d not bring t) our office some-1 Lr.senticas, \ a., Jane 5, I cl 7 ' rwpeTfal citizen, who *u fail of joy and j My Dear Sirf am glad to learn t at gratitude rn hi* recorerr from a horrible you h.ir-: concluded to -pend a porti >n of death, by the skill of Dr. Gilbert. We | the prew.pt 'Sommer in the City of Rich- were . on ecmpelltd to vtolale oar promise,. mood. to record all the wonderful cures effected by ! | ta g*«Usd to you, wni < iu New Y ,rk, him. Wcgave up the tvk. and satisfied , UD der'your treatment, la.t Fall, that it .ourselves within a r-r.-.-ra 1 re. .mmen-iat-on * would be an act ot humatiit7 on veur port derived from porsonal htevsatioo tod ex- | to do to, as it w old be a imami of There are e.i“«s. however, t- The following ure from journals recpgnin cd as faithful and rcliublo eliruniclors of tuattera in their uwu immediate vicinity From the .Yru’ Or lean! Courier. The wonderful euros perfurmod by Dr, Uilbert hare bocomc so common that they have almost ceased to bo wondered at. From the Daily Orleanian. * * * * Scepticism canuot stand the lest of witnessing nno of his operations. From the Southern (»V, 0.) Reformer. *7 » • » Tho wbolo Sout’i and Wost have known tho doctor for 11 series of years, ns being quite unappronc .uhle in the euro of cancer, and scrofulous discos a pur- ticulariv. *.*»** From the Memphis Whig. Dr. Uilbert, by the application of certain remedies, known only to himself, has been enabled to relievo hundred! and th -u.-anis of persons suffering from cancers and horrid ulcers, who had been given up ns ineurablo by the first medical men in tho country. The medical faeully, »o far from opposing the practice of Dr. Gilbert, give tho follow ing test menials: We have been intimately aeqaaintidwith 1>.\ T. Gilbert’s practice for four years; we have often vi-ited hi* extensive infirmary near Memphis, have closely observed Ins successful treatment of the most difficult case*: and we feel it to be 0 duty we owe to the community at lurg , to express our -nitre confidence m his skill and judgment in the successful management of such dis eases a* he professes to cure. I le has. iu uur judgin til, been fur moro successful in tbe treatment of that class uf diseases w Inch *!SS! > >•»>' ,.L WOOD‘3 RE8T0Rd l rrVE.--0f »li th. re- DIED, WHITE -On Thursday morning. Nov. 5th. 1857. MARY GRACE WHITE, only child of Litres W. and M»ttr E. Wiims, aged 1 year, 9 months and 27 days, Tho friends and acquaintances aroreepeots folly invited to attend tho Funeral, without further invitation, from tho reaidenco of 0 H. Jones, on Hunter alrcot, this afternoon, at 3 o’clock. dlt Usw Advertisements! Removal J. J. DAVID. SURGEON DENTIST, Hat retucveil his Office anil Laboratory to No. 7, Cherokee Clock. Poachtreo ttreet. AtlanU, £fov. 6,1S?»7 . «llm Notice. EORUIA, OHINNETT f.OUNTY.— _ 'Two menth's afire date, application will be made to the Court of OKtinery of aaiil county, for leave to soil tho reel estate of Charley T. Colium, lets ol said county dec’d. PHILLIP P, COLLUM.Adm’r. Nov, a, !8&r wffm : are Coming” AT DIN GUM. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 5th, 6th and 7th, 1867. ^aSr-TURRE NIGHTS ONLY! RUMSHY St NDVOOUB'S WORLD-RONOWNKO AND ONLY Campbell Minstrels. THIS OompanY it composed of FOURTEEN STAR PERFORMERS, combining In one organ ization, tho boat Negro Dolineatora and Comodi- ani; the most ploaaing and boot VooaliiU and Baliadlati; tha moot dlitingnlihod and bolt Ins atrumontalistf and Dancer*, at preient engaged In ‘ the Campbell* now, the Ethiopian profeulon; and aa over, offer a CMALLENOE to the * world to compare with them, together with CURRIER'S BRASS BAND of ten talented Muilelane, which will plav in front of the Hail each night, previoue to opening the door«. Ailaieilon 50 cento. Door* open at o'clock. Concert at 8 o’clock. P. A. CLARKE, Agent, nor. 2, 1857. dlw. ACCOMMODATION LINE. The Golden Prize. O NE of the largest Illustrated Weekly Pa- P< pore of tho day—An Imperial l^uarte, containing forty column of choice reading matter every .week. • Terms of subscription— $2 per year—To Clubs, a {copies $5, 10 co- pies $lf>. Each subticribcr will be entitled to a Gilt, worth from$l to $500 in Gold, which will bo sent immediately on receipt of the subscription money. Specimen Copies tent Free. Agent* Wanted. • Becket & Co, Publishers, Nos. 18 and *10 MotM Building, New York. Nov. C, 1857* w-1t AT AUCTION. - pwfovea to curt, than auy other phyei- un in the world. M. UABBEKT, M. D. d. WifiAYEK, M. i> N. NY. SKAT, M. i». J. 8. CURTIS, M. I». Memphis, Toon., Sept. 3j, IS4G Sr. f^i.oiu Pi.ANT.vn’jN, Cast Feliciana, Dee. ti, irM. l)p.. Samlel Giluert — Dear Sir:—I feel iu gratitude compel cd to give to your acquirement* that distinc tion which they merit. The eases which 1 have *een in your office, cured of diseases which the J acuity pronounced incurubk, have divested my tuied of that prejudice which i at ouo time had* 1 therefore must unhesi tatingly -ay that the cures which you pc.*' form ure, in some eases, extraordinary, and your success truly wonderful. Wishing you prosperity and success. I rennin your obedient servant. J. S. PEACOCK. M. i*. meut, the Ute-t and rkhe*t patteru<« of CHINANVABE, Etc, To be fold at Auction to the lifgbtat bidder without r serve, for otelt. at thcitore room* opposite SlU.t KH A: AN I'KB WH. t»N' WEPVKSDAr, NOVF.VBFK 4th. 1817, C*tdmence at 7 t’ M , and rontiane from day to d*v, «bich xv.il bo warranted ol the Tory bod nrtlelr*. The itei-k c >n«l«t» of tho following article*, viz: Plniu*: Sett*. I»ecorato<l . Gild B*n«l ind !’>ai TMSolt*. I v,’ 'rated. FnamellH, Gold lUn-1 Whit- ToV a-Tete tamerel»* . Fruit IU* k-r*, Card Hecelver*. S-.up Tureen*, Covered testable lH»he*. lee Crenta and Salad Row]*, Sauce and Urary Ihulnjr, Supper. Tea. Mnd Ice Cream Platt old hand acd Whit# Plain Pickle l)i*h> Tower Yaiea, and Motto Coffe* Ciij**. and t^neen’* [e’.al Tea Set*. Pitcher*. Goblet*. Tumbler*, Collee BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS, Decanter*. Finger Bowl*. Spoon Holder*. Cokirn B ;ttle«. Car 1 Receiver*. Toilett S*tU, I’tteburr, th,?, M»rij,rouri.\ liorcL, t Niw VvR... Aj-r„ k, lijj. j Mj Dear Sir—Having rtceM?v b-ca r.n- Jcr jour treutmen: for the core uf a caiAir on uty right ehonMerr which hu lieen el- fectually anti perfectly lemuv-l (witlicut the knti'ej and cured, 1 cannot, in jujti.e to ray own feeling., take leave of you witluut expressing my deep sense of ob.igatiun t r your valuable services, and my o*n perfect coafidenca in tho rent-.dics you apply tor the cure of all cacceronj efioctions. Dnrinc mv visits to your office, 1 hare witnos-d ntany cv-et A the m„-t antruiing and obttmat- nxtare. which invariably yichlel tj your treatment, ar»l the [alien’s reiiered Irom : lortltsotne and supposed fatal disease, were restored ,o health. in ad lilion to the fee already hande 1 to you. 1 beg to transmit herewith a ring which 1 shah be happy il you wt.l w. ar n i and r eard I a n. IViNimsTE*. Va., March I I, 1350. My D,»r Sir—In nnswer~to jour kind favor—received a lew days since—I tint happy to inform yon that I am perfectly well, so far ns the horrible malady vou so skilfully and successfully relieved me of in tho fell of 1S54, is concerned. I pc cieatrix continues perfectly sound an I healthy. I'here has not been the lightest indication of n retu n id the disease. I leel entirely satisfied that the c tre is radical und permanent I his ca.c alone, unsupport ■! by many Others within my own knowledge, presenting a stiff more extraordinary evidence of ytur •kill in eradicating this terrible disease, should be sufficient to establish the superior efficacy of your remedies, add gain you the •ntirc c Mjidcnec of the public. I am happy t j leu.-u that several whom 1 recommended to you, have been successfully treated: and 1 would earnestly advise all who in ay Ij_> suffering from cancer, tu seek Fancy Goods. lalvi.l E»t<Ut.D»?, A'*rm *o<! Thirtv-Ho., »n t HulKluiroh.’l er*r an t frunffh Clocks b-t makers. Portable Ikwkn, Work B-xv Al*o. Knivcian.l Fork*. Silver Pl*t«l Laatnrs, <po»,o* ani Fork*. Aif.. au<loth«r *rticl*' f .To ka. from the . P*p»*r . all ..f whi> h xx **rvH. The are InvlMxl o the Ware bafore the *»lrs. r Se»U pr-px 11 be From Madison, Morgan Conniy, to am.rH'Kac3E3ira- leave Daily after the arrival of tho Atlanta ^ritfg tfarnnt. Omrat #» r#» IttviLUOUtcia lc Ex aminh, AtlenU, Nov. C 1857. j£- Apple.—Dried...* Green,* Bason—Bidee, Bagglnff,...; BuUtf—Ooshmiiis ... $1 6003 01) 3 OU 0 3 Mi 17} 0 1* 17 0 18 36 76 Fine, Boel-ft *4 00 0 6 OU 40 0 Cotton—ft Coro—bosh, Coffee—Rlo-B Java ..... Chaus 100 l| 40 0 (><r 13} 0 13J WO IS 15 a 30 .. 36 & .. 131 & .. 15 0 IH ..’i 60 0 3 On IB ...3 00 0 31 1 10 0 t 30 I 00 C.ndlre—T.llow, Adamantine, Chicken*—each, Egga—doi, Flour—Snperfine, Family, Extra, Tarn Factory Fodder—ewt,. Feather*—lb, Oin—Holland—gal, Domestic,.... bo Hty—cwt, ...3 00 0 23f» Iron—American Ewccdea, 0 Band, 0 u Indigo—lb, ; ..I Ou . Madder—ft, 20,; Lard, l 75 0 3 2f» Day Train from Atlanta. PaasengerabT this route will avoid 10 to 11 hour* delay at union Point. Leave Athona at A o'clock, A. M, arrive at .tfadison in time for the up-train to Atlanta, and do«vn*traiu to Augusta. Persons going to Milledgeville, WILL AVOID 13HOURS DELAY AT MADI80N Distance 28 Mi I os—Fare 83.50. SAULTER dr IVEY. 8tao*Orsicr—Franklin House, Athens, and Campbell's Hotel, Madison. ot't 16,'67. daw8 Tlielfcw Good h liuro Arrived. d'\ 11. STRONG A CO., have just opened i Ulr ^•lArgo assortment ot staple and fancy diiy goods, Consisting ia part, of tho following articlos, Rich dress Silks; Fcce.y 8Uk»; All Wool Merinct*! All Wool Delaine; Mopchcstor Delaine; Poplins; Alnpaces; BotnbMinti;^ Ginghams; Prints; Pleached and Brown Bhooting#and Shirting# Shawl#; Lad to’j CkrJk lining#; Flannels; Keraoyr: Irish l.itien#: Tatto Llbvna: Cotton Stripes: Kentucky Jean#; - Satin#; Cnsbitcer#; Cloth; Hoiiery; Blankets by the thousand; A sploodid stock of Glove#; Dre#> Trimmings. •cz: xm. ml i»'K3 rmr sm 9 A Wool, 2 and*3 Ply; Tapeitry; Hall Curpata at reduced prices. * Also, a good supply of plantation BROGANS Boot# end Shoo#. Wc invito cur old friend# and public to give ui acall, and are #uti#fied when they loorn our pri< Molasses—Cuba,... Mackerel—bbl, No* No 3 Met!—bush, Nails—keg Osnaburcs—yd,..,. Oats—bu»h,........ Oils—Lamp. ,£t»l. Machine.) Potatoes..IrL »• Norlheik, Sweet... Rice. Salt. .In saekb, .... Sugar. .Clarified, Crushed, Brown Sugar Syrup, .gal Steel. .Cast, .ft German, Atner. blister Htcell American, Spirits Turpnutino Teas—ft,. Tallow—ft Wheat—buah f -. Whiskey—Haw* . Old Rye ... 16 OU 61 17J % '40 46 0 $18 0 15 a 10 a 60 a 6n 12a 35 a I 26 a 2 00 I 36 a 2 60 2 Ob 2 u 2 60 90 a I <U> HI 1 40 '60 .121 a .. M a 14 10 1 12 70 a 20 a 13 a 80 FOR ILL DEBTS DREW OfXCMCE:* J : out. II, '37. y Landreth'i Sew Crop. 1866. | J U S T P U B L 1 S H E D from ui- Rcmomber, wo aro at No 1, Whitehaj Street, Norcrogs’s old stand. Come and #co n». April 24, 1856. dAwly The Comet lias Arrived. O HffilleAit\be*ub«crlb«rbffi* r*«#WeA, and haa (or m1*. cheaper than any otli-r person In At tan- ta. the lart(«*st stock or food# *t*r otlnred to 'the public, and take due notice that 1 sell for eash only, aud at one price. I har* bought more food# than I n tended, and I am determined to sell them. Call and look, and l api sure yen wilt be pleased. I wilt mention a few articles below and hope soon to see qulilng for them—mehas. Boots, Blankets, ly, aro invited to call and examine tbe variety of need, as Ji V Lise* addressed to Mrs. W. F Wesmoreland. on TUI trtxisn or. Kvx .itllicl, A^<tota;a*WJ by a pA.r ri»«#. heantfi>!!y •#. 8. C. Fcmill, of Lniricgc. ited, by 3frj. fiir Brid#*, an offering to thee I hr:n£, Of simple flowers. How fit a tribute to thy !ov!io^«' How tweet an emblem oftb* happtno«i That crowd tbe»e rosy b'fura. UstimViy Wcon»«. but full of fra gran An«i of low*:-'o>ar.. Tks? far^w**i! *mil«t spoo th^ pasein* yfar, They tiiui bare linzereri in t:^e gay parser To i^k thy f-^tival tceu . till, These too, though bright, alike Before the c' .^; of < v But they've r. 1‘erfumr, that wi fdrocp rill pale and ■n tic floating bretz^. beyo.od the Will be exp^ted in Heaven. With my best wishes for your bucci-k- ami Upp*u**an, 1 remain yi.ur grateful friend. A. 8. BALDWIN, M. D. I l avo no bewitatlcii in faying tiiat tho cure of the cancer by Dr. (filbert of New York, is now a ftxe«\ fact; titer#* can bo no doubt ab-ut it. I have been led to those remarks, from the fuel that I promised to toM yon the ef- fcet* of the doctor's remedy in tlie case of Mr. O.iiit* r. Ho returned homo perfectly cured. I'l <* disease is gone, and his band is Havrd, and ho is in far better health than when he placed himself under the doctoris care. I hope Mr. C. will in duo time give you a full statement of his case. It may be tho mean’ ol faring the life of many a fuff- mr. Yours truly. WILLIAM BAM SKY, M. 1). Ao. 277 S'jut/i 1 ?,f/i Street f*/uladelphia. ruwjsi* 4' ntssEiuiry RECORDS OF THE H.ovolxitioiiAi*y War ? CONTAINING Tflg OFFICIAL MILITARY ANU FI- NAMTAI. CORKESHONDRNCR OP ALL OFFICKIW OF TilK REVOLO TIONAftY ABMT, From 177.* to 1705, containing the moat in teresting military, hintorica. and financial information during that period. Also, the organization of a!l the Regiment#, .showing the names, rank,date of conimi*rion, time of enliiitment, am! services of olllrm and pri vate* of each. Also, the general and brigade orders of Genorals Washington, lee, Greene, Weedon. and ethers. In 1770, and ’TH, showing the Inst trials j at Valley Forge, breaking up the encamp* incut, order ol march through Philadelphia, and the plan of attack on the Britiifh. at Mommouth. Also, tin accourt of the cap ture of Fort Washington, nn<l the horror# of the prisons and prison ship of the British, in New York; with a LIST OF AMERICAN OFFICERS IMFHIbOlNTEU, The time of their capture, dec. An account of the SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI, In New York. Pennsylvania, and Maryland, a list of the member*’ names, dec., the half pay, commutation, and land acts of the Conti nental Congress. A complete list ol all the OFFICERS WHO HERV ED TO THE an«l sail the aubaeriber ia ready at all time# to exhibit hi# atock nf Seeds—aa well aa tbe new atylea of Furniture. T. W. WEST ; feft.Seed Store at the new Furniture S-** T c., Moaara. F. A. A J. S. William*. Peachtree, t jt Benjamin Franklin and Frof. DeGrath. i ui 1 to earth, but it remained for Prof. Da Gratii apply that eleetrlelty to the relief cl diseased and suffering mortal*—dlseaaet that heretofore baffled- , tbe physicians' old treatment, such as Neuralgia, ^ Rhtumatiam, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deafness, Swell- log#, Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases, Ac., are now ’ by Pi * ~ " BnulT, •VcrfWtbt* Mad i«r. Saltpeter, SattlneU, bad about tt. At th xtreetH, aud a good charge. Jauu&rjr 5,1867 Honieepun, ’ aftar FUnoeU, ward* you Karaaj*, have bean Ky. Jean*, cheated. and faei Whitehall and Mitchell t fur fuetomer* free #f WILIJ4U WK1UHT IU)ARK. 4tf New York, January 0. 18.74, I>i(. Gilbert : Dear Sir—Laboring under, as i thought, no ulcerous affection, for which perigee, lhere are w<*». however, V> ; blieg a frreat^r number of thoie pcr.vvry^ho which regard it our doty to cull the at were euffirrio^ under auch painful affectijn^. j —after consulting with a tnlcnUd physician tentioo cf the pab.ic as dcrelcping some new | 0 f lacking and obtaining relief. j — I had exhausted all tbe remedies usually Eiul of the War, extract the and pbUonious tub- fa], Jadetd, tbe many < aw.-d of complete ! cased which cninC under my own observation, .to-.' ,rartbe bj the »p[.j:itioo of i cure, which I wt toe wed it. other., n/;M | jour 'tnparolhd lucceea In the treatment of j':.,t,ri of hte otu tlireoverj, a> enQ thoxen- have bat! that effect if you ha*] failed in | luch direase. I Ui your first exarainution you j.ronouocoi it “Kunjjus Cancer," and .radicate, the dia.-ve. XVe bare reen m ; r .a_ innumerable complete carte efteted in thwj ’iWe bae been no iodicati /i «f a re torn that o»nner. It !i tain to endeavor to refute I of tho diaease’ acd I am satisfied such evidences a, have iri-n prerented to i cure is radical and permanent, onr ,«r.,e< on tin, rahj-ct. W e are f.rced Kor the many acts of kiedoevf and at:. n- to believe them whether we will or not. I tirms < f yourself ami hr Kennedy, p!'-,.<e Dr. Gtirrert perform', almost erecy day, | accept my trra'efol aeknfewlpj/em' nt.. •ome oficratieo to .the removal of tumors and i I hope that it will he in your power to cancer,, any ot<-cf whiel. woutd be «uflU4-x’ait u» cccasiounlly durico your residence ecteapi’al and repetation for-moat pbyet-Lip Kuhn rid. we ehall h.- plea'd to.ee ram. ■ ,oa at any and at ail tirrax. Tr.ere thir.qs are done by Dr. '.i hen, in j With my Leal wishes for y open hyl.e»ery body it invi'ni to see ; happines., I am then. j. ! To Nil f’EUTIFICATKOF flfRAM BALDWIN.. About yeora #inc«, a ausrerma ; CASK OF MISri EI.J/A SMITH (betaiytr/, j affect;.,nmsrieiu*pp*inn<4acd«r my ri^ht gr.v>TAt >w«tt frier)'}! Iik<- \/*ir flow era, thy i It inrreated in six*, unri jpew derper Mc#t Wither ar.d decay. convinced roe of the corrcctnea* of o-Fopinion your And acquired the right of half pay for life, commutation, and land. Proceedings of 34th Congresi, and United States Court of Claim* relative to a restoration of the hslf-pny acts of the old Congress for the benefit of tho UK HIM OP OPPICKftH OPTIIK REVOLUTION l Virginia half-pay aud land laws; the reason* which ed to the passage of the Art of July 5, l M B2, by Congress; the Dimes ol the Virginia officer* who received land, with an interesting account of the military Und districts of Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee, tho location of warrants surveys, etc ffittmraoNAaysr , Vonr application removed it by the vs**, without tno uac of the knife, whidi j PENSION LAW S bi the pwfe’tion of your treatmoi t, einc-. OK TUB UNITED sTATEh which time it has healed rapidly, and my , A , , bry now <lW , with cormnenferic. there- general i.ea...i, which was fast failing, ia j *n. Note on the tho acrvicea of the various ;mpryViog, and tetter than it buy Iwen fi#r | rlaasra of revolutionary officers, with an ex- years I c ’#nt:d«r jv; the ir.Atrunjcnt,in the ban ia f'« /i, of saving my life, und relieving inn i your grateful Diced. DANIEL A \vh: T, Giluert, M D. \>9 K DANLXIWiCS A ROUT SAffs pr T . .. . . . , . Wj«. 1 ..at ra/jiau*. ' hee-k, wj i4 Ua* iU tr,rr.»'n T:.'_ uiV.ubieM that brihnnt eye M ill afjd away But there « a Uau**j, like tbe flowers^.rfume, Grows brighter day by day. Uascrib'd i.y “titn^a effacing fingen’' Mid »jTt'jvrr, care?, and woes, it ;ing*r» Tff lire io eternity. Then pritt* not too high, tbit dangerous Beuxity, so rarely giveo. j gift, •Hot seek, tbe "Pearl V greater price" The inner beauty. Faith ia Christ, The boom of lJ»-aven. IA* A dispatch from New York da’xd tbe 2lHb rare that mor*/ matu rs wire un« Ing. lie specie brought by the Persia Lu mu.ll/ foot into tire honk., although 9370,000 came ou Camradiao account Yuor<, vi ry truly, W. I*. ALUSON.M. I). B'»J | of tl.«f ui'-ii dir-fel direoae that (Ir.h i, heir J to. I could truly wi»h you might lira for t. i eTcrtirrelmr. euSaring humanity. Acceps my warmat thank, lor jour kind attention aud tucceia in my care, and with them the | a ilvr r pi!ch»r, whirh I requr.t you to place in your ofTi-\ iy a oratcful memetito. Uy „ i x , I’,. .»oer..... roe, Ot. roeulence ia l,yne».lrar,{. Virginia,and will »td deeper. Becoming ilarentd, I applied , be glad to gire any perron information in to Dr Hubb r l, a highly rrep-cUd phy.i- Frcm P «J *■ " finttnn 1/ t-.e .i re, r , j, 4r ,| JC , ur „ tre.tmem and ex. •ian, then of Nalebtt, wbo prererilred for, dual i .) 1 ,. eJ , v ,h. , iraordinary worei, me, but frankly Haled that he conaiderwi xxrsxpama.tr rsercuioaxi, ili: n, tbe oue a »cr7 doubtful 00.'. Subrequently i I applied to Dr- Crane. Hi, treatment I We were next permitted pi in«peci it. : li.ewixe faife-l. Is IMd. ir, eomrwuy with “ee of MH Klixa Hruith, cf Maryton I 1 tie Wo make there extract, from a large Dr Hex, I went to I'hiiiuJ Iphia. ar.i con- ; patient i» now 5t ; . ar< old. Kor ’wmiy. 1 numiier of teatimoaiaD, and conridcr tbein anlo 1 Dr. Matter, a d»tir.guiSwd profereor three year, of h-- life »h- hat xuffvre ] fr >m : amply sufficient to give Dr. Oilukst a of turnery. II? advised me agaioetthj ureof; » gross fo'W* cancer on th* ri^ht hna.i 1 c'aim upon tiio coofiih-nceof our rummunity. tbe knife- He candidly uaid heconaiderrel ««i ew*. The patient eoameneei th ;.r . > lie fate atao in bit Mwtatio* ai letter from th*- exae ixiTxxau! an*] that / had Mter , eut trealrm.ot on tire J1 Ih day of Oe>,<r, our rrtpected h How-citizen, II. XV. J'aao*. ,ubn,t uilh fortitude to my fate. .Vow.de- end at the turn: we ^tvr her j Dec ! 3“ j Ure | Mac, K«<|. in which b .-.'xo*wltd*t» biros •pairing ofgettia* CO*.d, I returrred home, foulruaa., wei(fliin« reverei p. ■■ : . wo-! ic’f a, highly beneflttbv hi* Ireutment. toi eadart it with patie* e> and reaijr.atitm. oearly removed. Th* arnnd portimi that « | Or; Uitatar may bra- 1 ed al kit ofllec. 00 tbe ICith of Apol. baring in the m»m- I remain'd pnaenlr.d a dark and fi.ehap- over Dtracxvand Pxr. • JI5 King ilrioi, time .offered newrely, and with ihe prospect ■ pearance, while tin new ffe»h w.u ( «re !ir *| 0 r at (rex,in 101) Char. ,„n Hotel. of a apewly death, 1 war penuadof to put to he rapidly f .rmi: ”. _ lajtt'.l in tba band, of Dr. Gilbert. At that, ! Marrutyr of Hr. Frtlinyhuyten-—Hon. time my ruiem rear almmt entirely iestoyd. j Onxxtxxtow,, Md., June 'll, I rf<;. | Tocoooxit rKaniariiin'rxaa, onc»i tbe candi- ihe cancer had affected my dim.-, the adjacent Da. hair T. Giunar— Dear Sir:- 1 dat* of-tba Whigl tor Vice I’rariikil, waa boota bad become tiireaaad acd even occa-1 >'our letter of the J2th f Jute a «l; married at Oswego, \tw York, lait week, 1 locally rottieg oat- f wu u&der treatment j tekt | to|iixuuer II. Pcai-mr. tcnuve lilt .bowing the time they ili id, Sec. One large l-2mo., Vdlj of GOO Pages. PIIICH $1,00. This work is mtendctl as a book of refur ence o> the hiitoriau and scholar, as well as furnishing a thorough guide to person* claim ing tills to Und or pensions, frurn the services of thsir forefather* during the Rovolutiontry War- The volume contains the names ot mrer officers and pmalos of the Itevo- lirionr.ry Army, and ahoufd h« in the hands of all the descendant* f.f tUr. hraro rnon who fought under the l-ar.ru r ol 7fi,that the actions of their ancestors rnsy not escape rcmirti^cnnce t thfir tlrtcentUnl-, w(ii must, retain this work a* a memento of their hrave deed* and p»linnt eulcririg*- N I Ah I’fill MONTH can Ih? easily O Lvv«unfl hr acting a* Agent lor the eel* of the above Book, .ind other highly popuUr witrks of eUndird merit, pubfished fey US. Hr Agents wanted in every city, town *nd village in the Union. For GsUjogues snd particulars, sddrrs# PUUNBY A R('SHELL. Fuhlishrrs 70 john<ftreet, New 16ork. sNovember F lt<5» J4t—w4t G tEOKtil . Ut.kksi.a Cutsif—TosHwboinit T waycf.L . rp««*Twufnonth*ffifter data applies* libs 1 ‘ “ “ ' * tion will be II.H'tO to tJ-.srt of Ordin.rjr.f county, for leurs V* ..II to. re.I will. Ixlouging tu tb. Mist, of William Y Pool., dMMMd.-' JOHN CUAKULKB, Ad’tar. oet. M, lo47. wJm ri-ihdetliin« for Every Lady. Bhopnrd’s Great Benefactor. WEGBSiTEIf NBIODICBIRIIIIDT EVEIt IIISCOVEHED 1,000 Boxes Retailed Monthly. The Benefactor t* infallible for tbs Immediate re al r.f Ohatrnction*. Irregularitiee, Prolapaae Uteri fallintf of th* womb. Leuchorrhea or White*, and al thtedleeases peculiar to female*. Thu remedy ha* norer in a nine!* eaie fall*<! In pro ducir.g the Menae*. I have received many letUraof reconunentUtton, which all aay a, it l* tha beat remedy we have ever used." Slekn*** al *tomaeh, bea«taebe, Iani(<jor. debility, pain* in the heed, aide and back loa* of appetite, eoativene**. Ac., are come of theaympton* which attend Irregular lienataratlon. Tbla remedy la certain to remove one and all of the** aymptoma, cured by Prof. DeOrath's Klectrie OU in one and r 100 days. Read this letter from a Physician who has practiced since 1820—(too well known for., comment): Prof, Da Gratii, Phitafolpbi*. SirAt Interrals, during thirty years post, ay wife has been subject to rheumatism of the most' mp violent east—[say four timss a year]—so isrero L as to make it necessary to rvlminister large doses H of the tincture of gulacum and morphia, and to \ rock her like an infant in a larp rocking chair,. ' to induce any repose. Having frequent corns**’ * pondsnee with my son, )No. 103 Oheitaut street J of your city,) I Informed him of an attack had about the middle of Isit month, [January,] New Store. New Store. Bargain*! Bargains !\ SHOKS! SHOES 11 SHOES!!! T HE unclet.ignsJ begs leava to inferm tbe Ciiixcns of Atlooti snd surroundiog country, that ho hss Just opened s luge snd well .elected .lock of GENTLEMEN'S, LA- DIES’, MICHES,CHILDREN snd HOUSE MEItV A TH’ UOOTS trad 8HOE8, which he will will St prices to compete with the Ubu- teuton and Auguataraukatx. Thore in want of sny bind of lbs stova mentioned GooiL, would do well log™ him a call snd examine hi. .lock, x. (rood, will be freely xhownand one price oxked, l ROUT. CARROLL, Agent. Oppo*iteJ I). Lockhart'. Dry Good. Store, W hitehsll Street, Atlsnts, Os. 6,000 pair .thick PLANTATION BRO- A.NH cheep on hnnd. Planters would do well to rximino them, wpSSdwtro Just Opened In the Same Bulldin?. I'nris Millinery. rpllE undereignad wishes to intatm the X Ladies of Atlanta and vicinity, that ah. i« i.onr receiving a largo and splendU sssort- mentof MILLINER’/ ndFANCY OOODH for the Pali trade, tvh’.^' hi will aell at'ret* winahle price., Mrs. A. T. to/iRP.OLL, Agent N. U.—UONNETH made to order, also tbs DKEH8 MAKING bu.inca will be carried on, A. T. C. TO IHAilVFU'TVBERfl. B ire now receiving s -Sf large lot nf Hole Irestb' C'alfHkina, Lining., Bind ing., I.utx, Peg., Kit, and ___ everything connected with (he Boot and f h ini.inc.., which will be sol d at low oriers f Cash. All orders accompanied .with Cash wiU be promptly filled with good Uyods, and at low r.toe—at tha Hign of tho Big Bool, Peachtree .tree!, Cherokee Block. epgndtf DIMICK A MIX. To the Citizes ofU-winnett, Jaok aon, Franklin, and the adjoin ing counties. W? "Siiywrstefrtlrrttsosr warm eat thank, ertvine a new and «se xreortm.nl of Denial flour rial, 'n.immraU;.art woMewnred,with th> ed. van to*. I,t Irom .Ir u low year, regale/ pn.Uae,w. 'ngjvefall»ttxfw>th» mailuperaUote. w ’*t o< SoloV winter, s>) cal I. wtfl < U sure d.dto alines W* Ultra W. Katun,at ” Bottmbert, Franklin brought electricity from tho hearont ’ Pr which wo. of .uch .ererlty a. to oomplotoly par. ' " ” in bis ssxlsty for hi. slyre tho aystsis. lie, in or. anxiety lor 01. , mother’. woKkre, rent mo a bottle of your Elec trio Oil; bat as I am one of tin prsctitionsn of medicinoin this place, snd not sproiolyts to any j kind of pstsnt medicine, I did hasltato to give ‘ d.d L it a trial; however, on r.Section, I conclud try 1% which i hid *1 prrri.no, directly up to tbef letter* and sftor the third or fourth application >j the became rather paetive, and befors one third of the bottle wu used, not a .Ingle voatigo of the dieosre rommioed in -hoiyatem, and (bo .till con-.w tiiue. wall, although .ho rod# out a dlitsuco ofS fourt.cn mUs. without a renewal of any of th. \ aymplonu. I therefor, feel It my duty, for thi * uko of auffering humanity,and alio folly believ ing that merit, under all clrcumtUDco., ihoulffi bo rewarded, to forward thU testimonial. I em your., truly, Joibpi P. Enaivtax, M. D, Naw Qsxtxx P. 0., Burlington Co:, N. J, P, 8.—Any oommunlciUon for mo wlU lie re- lijj colved by addna.lng to tire eoto of my .on, [m.r- choot,] 103 Chutnnt atreet. Psiianinriix, Mny ldtb, 1858. Prof. Oo (Inth.—I hare boon the victim meny yean of n Rheumatic affection, and loat tbs ure of my Umbe. I could not ntre my bud to mv / I appltsCW bond, In abort, I wu touUy belplen. _ ,, youc Electric Oil, and bt/ert I hod need one hot. j lie 1 mu perfectly rtuorei. You mny refer linyf ■uff.r.r to me - MRS. E. HUTCHINS, Seventeenth ud Thompson .treat. Mn. Hntcblni I. well known In Philadelphia, ud enn be addreued on tho aubject by uy ono.li Cxurioa.—Ikon nnnnmeroo.lmltntioni (prune' ns on the r.poutlon that my artlelebaa acqnlredw Tha pablic mait beware. Th.y aro worthless. * For isle by DMITH k EZZAItD, tolo sgenti- In Atlanta deorgla. Mtof.CUAR tHORATB.Vl b'Dgbtn .treat, rhlUdalgbln. J dwlm. : f CHEAP! CHEAP! TO THOSE WANTING A PRIME PjjorUele of doable .ole or waltsdbro£Ul,f .wo Willi lay that we nov have In 8torn' n heavy 8took, and nil ot onr own Muafectm which wo will Mil nt ton outs n pair Inker.U__ uy homo In this city will toll u good an aril* —competition wo defy nUhar In Yankee Made, deorgla Mad Home-made, or any other make, ud warrant them a. good i artlolnuhusrarbeonortradln this market Bute. All klndi of proporttone£!y?ta5p at^tovmnran All rood, porehando f oi repaired freoofeh- Attherign of BIO BOOT, Peachtree 8 Atlanta deorgla, _ Dime*. JOTQg^ .-y L A WSHK k PUIITEL> , merchant Tailoj WHITEIULL STREET. J ATtaMWA.... .d-J j HAVE ON bud a flne atock of vojV , Goode for Gentlemen.’ wear, that thel-f mnkn up in Ihe very Inleet etyle of caw flni.h Try them ud eee If they dcn’tKk you rtv*. nprIOdil ’ Fulton Hank Money Tukeii at Par. W B will lake YlJLTQtN BANK m*‘ nt par, ia payment fer all debts do, or for produce of any deaciiption that wo ot nt. WI1.1.UMS, WIBA dk Oi ccU7dw ‘ .