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ATLANTA, GEO., \?KDNESU'A\VjCOVEMBEB_ll. "IW?. **=" TEUSIS OP THIS tjTKLLiaEJf.'EK ft EX4VIINE2- d Atiiv. - WEEKLY. - So 00 - a oo The Orwt a«Mticm m BUta All Tkis will be one of Ih* (tent q—Us*vH opt tt» most important qtMsUw More th* Lsgtohriure now assembled at MiU*d*«ti#r. Governor Johnson, in «urr^tuiaftSirMU reposed in him by Iho poop]* too yrarsago, aiimly and dirpiuxioontelj tumping tb* whole ground, recommend* State aid, In order that a certain (action of Georgia, long deprived of Railroad faculties, shall be de veloped by them, and that uotber (export may attract to it* wham* not only the Tea sel? of every clime hot the produce of Qtor- - -■ gin, Tenncereo, Kemrcky. and other wertern jgrivk LATBsnrBWsaBB Tff/R o I State*. Iu oor humble jadgmept, thete b ' no recommendation made by .Gov. Johnson, | in hla farewell message to the Legislature, | that redact* more credit opoo him as a wbe i and patriotic statesman, than done the one | to which we now refer. Adopted, or cntlore- _ | ed by the Lcgieloture, Georgia will *ooa Ns Tor Clerk ot Interior Court. < cot only the Empire State of the South, but DASIEL PITTMAN, |ab« will he the proud rival of New York FOB SHERIFF. He TFor Deputy Sheriff*. 0. 0. GREEN tt OSBORN, For Clerk of Superior Court. DR. B. F. BO.MAR o^—t—— now bootfing to be the Empire State of the I Union. But Stfe A to Rstlr-od* > the*? see* ' l : or.l it* Georgia that have ye* to be dcvel- ; oped bv them . and that actually reed them • hi? another high .rdonwment—one that •houij command the rrepcetful coosideratioo I .f the people’s representatlTesi It !» that ct Govcrt jr Brown, who ha? just eo’ared upon !*■* disohai.re of hb eiecutivo duties. i r hr lat ■ canvas*, travwiag every section of Georgia, from the mountains to the soas bua.-J eternal ieo taught him the odrao- •sirs of Railroad facilities, while, in tteir abac no', be saw large and rich sections of w * v *". : th* genial spirits, to partaia of »-== excetient oy*ter> he is «"2* icra favored by nature, b-c»u« legislation PaCL'e atand is ever Cunningham i ^ a:J ^ fcf Ul bven^thheld. We trust huwever, that we hare entered upca a res era—that wieo counsels will pre vail. art) an clevattd patriotism will carry out what a retirirg Chief Magistrate has roccmxeudod. und what the preeeut Gover nor. in his inaugural add rev, deemed it in cumbent upon him to present to the conoid. Tt IVcatu rr,—C. II. W ALL ACE. Hr hvrrrssr,—1. C. FARRAR, fbr Tax Sflerfw.—W. H. VVINGFi Ul JV IkrSrrrinr.-A.J. COLLIER. T*r Coroner— 1. R. W UITK. H0XE3 0F Bans ot’EoKon taken at Par for oil Debts due this Office. <rTb" Status? by F. & S» . w"! apTW to-monw. Presh Oysters. Ws spent a dilightful evenine with be?- patabie frien 1 Pact, who. the night before ^ ^ ^ T - r „-, v , writing the*, invitd ounetf ami s^Rw om- ^ ^ tR| ^ |a uud#Tt | op<d ring and uaab'e to compete with seotion. and we giro cur editorial ward, that ail who try them will think with-rho nas tl- tnat the Lord m»>Af have cade i methirg more pxtetei-'e than the -V?:- r . bat that he certainly has not'dire to j -'*• i arc ia tb* full tld* of sue. iT But we bars taU enough at. - In tbe (blare, we ahaR fre. r to tbb great question of Statq and shall watch tbs prugres* of (1 it. i Lsgislature with unusual Interest. "-•s»SV:.. '•••'.•■ * CwTtipond**# Ini. 4' Examintr* Inaagaratioa and laMfaratioa Ball. Mutts. KnnoKst.Th* people of Ueorgts were collected on Frlday htst. iu the Rep- irsantatlv* ohember, to witness Ihsinaugo- rati.a of Uov. Brawn, and word* ftsil to oonrty an Idee of tht spleudor and nt»gul'- oance' of the scene. Now was collected togsther, a more beunliful array of ladie*. who, by their ptsssnes. graoed the ooeaeioo. Yuutb and lowlinees, bright tyet and smiling looks tkabsd their light upon the larg* Con- oourse of spectator* present. Col. Under wood. ibe tsbalsd and courteous sptuktr of the House, again and again endeavored to induce the mass to maka room for the Sen- : »to, but without avail. The fasoiuauon of the scent wae stronger than any ediot power could wield. At 12 o’clock, ax-Gov. John- ton ami Joseph 1- Brown, Gorernor elect, with tbe President of the Sen^s and other officials, entered the Hooeeamidatthe plaud- ita of the multitude, and tbe Govtruur elect at ones proceeded to the delivery o( bi? ad - dress. As he row there was a general ii-_, tsnee, and an anxiety manifes.cd to btar 1 hUiritws upoi the important question? »^i- tat ng the public mind. He was calm, dig nified and deliberate, and la a clear and for cible manner, delirered the address—an add res marked by ths strong intellect of its author, and replete with the rery soundest wisdom. During its delirery be was warm ly cheered, and when be aliudad to our Fed eral rebmou, a common reiponae rote from the breast of all, and a common sentiment prevailed that it was Southern, Constitu tional and patriotic. He showed that firm ness and decision were characteristics not wanting in tb* Executive of Gsorgis, nod if the day dawued when th* strung arms and brave hearts of Georgians should be called to defend their homes and hearthstones, Gov. Brown would not shrink from the ordeal, but ha tbe first in the field and tht hut to I cava it. Thscmwl dispersed sell satisfied, and Georgia may well be proud of ths victory which haa placed Gov; Brown at ths bead of her afilurs, and predict for his administra tion a brilliant and popolor term. At night I attended the Inangural Ball, wbtn I found a perfect blaze of beauty, and amid the exoilement of to much to inspire and enrapture me, lost for a moment my own identity While I won d, if I were able, do ample justice to tbs many beautiful ladies, with wh.m I had the honor of an association, I Waugh's Inly raj a-ries ef p etsro? i« one that only to sely on iu own mrrtti acd to hove era'.ioa of the people’s representatives ;r f m properly understood by tbe public, in Thu? far, w* havo »«n but two bills ins order to ensure success, o a the first even- troduetd intu the Legislature, asking lor >g cf its exhibition here, bus aa ordinary r-tve Aid to Railroads. Oo Saturday last, company ware present, though as Urge a? one was introduced by Dr. Wee'moraland, ths c:reum»tan«a would have admitted of. the representative from this, Fulton County, whatever the ettretion. But ail present which was read the lint time, and ordered veemed remarkab’y pUiwd with their eater- to be printed This bill is entitled “an act taintaent, and went awey high’; ,atbfied to aid and a-curuge th; construction of tbo Last evening the Hail tv as er.vrded. and the , Georgia Air Lino Railroad on certain con- exhibition w:s uo ! the m ruc.-essfsi of diuaa* tbertin named.’’ This read, as our the kind *t kite iiuly -e- a, ard rnaay ' rcad-T? know is intended to develop? tbe werttway ni.h th? deteroina.ron to ?ee North Eastern section of our State, inclnd- seain tbe scene? tfct: hud pleased'.heu: so ing the cuuctic* of Gwincet'. Hall. Foreyth- uaeb. Wc predict !j‘ the pruprier-r an m- Lumpkin, Habersham, F.unklin, Hart, cjvasv-i patrccagt while be reuiins h-:e. Madison, Jsckron, and ether* bordering tii? has lem the ca«ewkercver be bis cshL therein. Aid to the amount of reven bitrd. TV re !,»? Ueu *o many hucitug thousand dollars per mile ia asked, *j soon i feel thst an attempt t* do jastioe to all siovs of variuoa kinds forced upon the pnblic as 20 milv- of tbe Ivad hare been folly | woold exhaust my feeble power, unaccus- Ihat they mrard with jajpjcibn every thing graded, the or r.-vtits and other timbers for tomed th the language of eulogy or flattery, the fame deliver-.-d an! ready to be laid ; and must content myself with a brief notice dawo and proof exhibited that tbe who'e ofoue who combined ths rsra excellencies by ha? eon p.id fjr out of tbe fonds ol tbe | wLicb all might be cbaiacierized, hercyee Company, and that s.' mortgage or other i shall look opon sne ffwte a dream land, and lien exist* ag»ins: the Road. Hood* of the j wake ?en‘a ion?of pleasure tor exqui*.:? Company a:j then to be cnJjreed by tLe j for expression, for she baa eya State a* ?ti'.,d iu tb: f.regctBg to pay fori •• L»kt ih*»tr rii|ht »f tb* aldalght, rba r -■ i.:,,! ... h■ r f..cv»?ary equipnteuts — 1 So darkly busofuj,. soil d*?ply bright.” But*? •> hi i i? to o>: piloted, we hope tu I have neither the ert of a Titian, nor the be f i V i copy, which we shall lay ! poetry of a Shelley to give a description of • a1?r?, tod will only add here ! many gifts with which lb’ was endowed . t • go d faith, ths Company Jr, —a beauty that rivals the immortal Phatdre !UT. to -are tfc< Safe barm!-** frem lass. ' JT Racine, and looks N -r whin the wader t-.eks to this great i ” Wk*** 1 tnro Bla * *T*» - rt*: —* 7 he casts 11? eye over that I , T». “.rain* .ur ofatwaory." large. : ;.. and growing action of our i . *»****"*>' «« »«• i. , , , : h«U >a t.Uoce. Yc* f •ilecce as dark m that * Kovi traTersw—wbeo U .. ... ... ' . . r .. ; ei] , doTclop..^ that sec- , 1 * bwbhTO ’ ,llhln th# h P® of . . . .,, , Com.e's cavern. ■i-u . ,ur v« .-trite, but that it will b? Jueciisful competitor of the East Ten- -. ■ • ..: V l P, .ala, fj: tbo Nortl.crn . -.rwe!. a.'.d f.r 'be fun-porla- I s rthern and Snuthcrn —i—'but t •< . river: st New Orleans all ■. tv.; No tt v;a klempblv, and Wtatirn I n! tbs kind, and t: :j crt'.y when the uteria ;f a Panorama are wrighed in the bulaure ltd ( uni no.'. ■ be wintirg that it cun soc- reed, ru th' 8 way, wbanever they bar? beta, their &j*t »cca«-fu'. evec’nga have been af- ter they exoitit sev»ral ttu-?'. They n«v::r fad to draw a c—4 h «. 3S? ■«»« Our distinguished fellow towonnan, Uon. John K. Ward, aider Using teformedof hia ion a* President of the Seoat#, and d«4to his bwn position by the cotnmi- te'sppointed fbr th* purport, addressed th*t body a* follow* : OtnUmtn of lit Oeryia Smtilt: It is uo i rdiuary honor to bs eleotsd.at any time to the high position you bare bestowed upon me, but to be caM to the chair, un der the present oircuinstatwes, fills ms with ai'tm- tion, fur which 1 can find noadsqual • • rpression , and it i? with a grateful heart I return my thanks for yonr kiudness. I stoud for the fit at time in tbo Senate chamber of Georgia, and uiy duties arceo- t r.dy new to me. and I, thertl'ore, gentle men, crarc your indulgence, while oogagctl in learning to discharge ths functions cf tny Mr- Toembi Re-elected to the Senate. WeV.n. w that every mouvf •-< Itm.tcratis parly in Georgia will rejoice arc. •v.c s tbe re-eiecrio:: ft Robert T ‘ tj tbe Cniud State? Scnatr It wn . ■ rer- wbeiming tcatimony of tli c tCi?'- ? <■ » Democracy in hi* d-vetion to priocipV, • ! the maj-.stic atrestatioc of tUirapprcc.a:.:a of his eminent ability and tHstiuruissed ; Sc rente?. Oor opp:D»nO i^, k -i f.r c soroi t and distactien among th? Desowatic rank*. hopes to build op an army f deserte.-*, bat tht* hope La.-, be-r. deroo'.Uhcd and cr--.-r.cd out,and wit!, a q:,ap.imi~y unpree,d‘n*.d a?.: rmpciicd by s -mm t :h,ug ,' ,r.d ; r.p - 'be Democrat: party have t;.d r- d >! . Taomhv—nonriuttsd by a. -I ma'ior—e ert. •ti ’,y a o.,»nimoa, DcttintTstic v-.v I # nf .v ir,rjrU-a the tr'.bste wa? oJ-rcti ro h'ta w.s’’ir mureg-steful tbsa the tr.but- Uf H. _ • IL? ^.r>ecwj? p-it-. ntuy rrv took w: v pr;d« a:d|vxu.;a;i n up,:, tb: tJtl'vy the;, Lsve acbi-‘l?i—a vkt ry nut squandered in ■? rrvj'ts upon tarn for ocr?a.ai p.re frrntcut but caaUinatwl to the elevation »ni ad- vanccnttr.: cf Democratic principle?. G,r McD.v.a i tbe true, faithful and patrt- otic stitexsasto, was ect in ths field, and j uid no: [/--a,.: nu mro? to be oaed fur the porporeof diiiamg the party. Tbi* act of patriotism tb- Deraoirstic party will tresa u-e it a u?: ' — f r >virt .r ,u* triumph, loeg to reasmbcred and not to U frr- gottrr. Judge Ltaipkic. But there are ■ thre# in regard to whom I in-ij Ire iillowcd to speak, as my seuiitnetU? . are robed with much interer language.— I'be tx-Oovernea* was present di.jcnung 1 the samee jurtety and kindness, acctjuipaniid ai-b the same amenity of manner witli which the to recently grtced theexeentivenutation Jhi. Brown attracted attention by her -weetness snd autisbility of manner*, while iU. a. — :br ail use vsstiy cemon*trat- •d— •* r.t w; i ht?i atv. the State beinglecur* frem pot?, l o\ ity of lots, to grant the re- - . . .. , paired ..?. We trust that no on ■ wi I who j l»er affahtlny and geotl.nw wuo the »djnt- .a* the n -r to represent a county in tie .« largisistnr? ul Georgia. Tne other bill «aa introduced by Mr At- acut a-: by w -■.vista n -.•» »dta,ra . rat •: a i *t .'y chaiicng-i nr .-.tv,L-er,d*t than the t.,inner in which Jtlge Lota; kin l»* again keen tbtet-.d tv tie Supreme Guart 11 no .* pn- ti/9 be has so !nr.g al.r-cd by Li.* (n,.n>t-t judeiai ability.. W» ooaeratulaw the psupU up n t:.e ■- so t •' :nt? tier ion, marked by ?ccb nnun:n- mi y of tentimcct t/wards one, who n.* ; to much to -,c7:. the judiciary of G ■ :7 ,. E.ery r v te tt. it-. LsgisU ure.-Mrcy w*. cast tor Jateph Henry Lamak.n: party m'- f-vetees are forgotten—party fend itJj-;— pir'y f-eLng ooliterat-J in tbe gcoernv di.p. -i.cuG which all felt, to do ben.r to or,, wan ail dt.ightcd to honor, the dem, -»t. 1- party, with as overwhelming mijority nominated him by acclamation, and paid this tr.bu'e to hi* genius, integrity and kins. n. :he senator frvm Camden, and w»* read in the Senate for the first time on Sat urday last, and ordered, also, to be printed. It i? ent iled "an act to lend the aid of the S’uh: ■.! (ir.-gia to th* Maeon A Brunswick Ra bread Company, and for other purposes there n c.ntemp'attrJ." for is $7. '0 per mile, of the C'omeary’s bonds to that amount vt-r. -tr.,17? f the Rood are completed, and ready fit the iron. W'e shall pabiirb :.* * tie BUI when we get a printed copy .7 SnSte it now toaay, a* we *aid <.( the ,?r tthat, is good faith, this com- - v.y, in it* bill, design to secure tbe Stats r m sny pn,!.V„;iy of Jca*. i Ve pn- ?gn f thi? bill, all of np.pcT ,:gia ihould fe*l a deep interest. True, 0 re ton of our State immediately 00 ' vi’sl .ateres’, tut ib»re is T :-. 7 of urging th- South and South- '" representative* and senators to tec t. . --J i.e grar.'ed this great work.— " .:l rare • xceptiot.?, will b* do oppo- ... ■ v, it fr- tn there quartera of cur Sta'e, and ■( neper and Cherokee Georgia, as well a? North-Eon-rn Georgia, would but con- their true in ere*u, not a toica from • e ■ lent on*, the State secured aa it will be (■ m !would be raised against it For c.r own part, as Georgian', we f-e! a drep .: ttmet u >te recce*? of both these applica- t.or.s’.r tte sid. The Governor's meat- *(-• w:. ... we base referred, and tb* Guv- creov'u -r.i-igural, touching this great qoes-i office. Iu the occupancy of this seat, I iba always or.de*Tor to be i'ree from 1 *rtv feci iug, and peraunal feeling, and uli kind? of Rwliog not cooniiteut with tbe re?|mnsibdi- t'o? of tny pcaitioa. and shall altvnya be gui ded by a desire of pruinoling the kuuor aud interest of my State. 1 thall fill it c clBce as a Senator, and as euclv, administer its rule* and rrgalutious. 1 shat! know no sec tion, uo locality, uo party; but the whulo aud undivided State. And while I trust that I shall not b« iuseusible and recreant to parly obligations, I shall never swteve from the rigid enforcement of what duty re quire? of me. When thi? hammer shall fall for G?e last Utso, I shall be satisfied if my coontrymeu say, - Well done, thou good and faithful servant.” Mr. Underwood, of Floyd, having Nun escorted to therCbair, returne?) hia thank? to the House iu tha following neat and appro priate address: Gentlemen of the lloun of Keprescntutn-ei: Never having occupied this position be fore tu-dav, I led truly complimented by the honor you have bestowed upen me, on this, occasion. To say that I am thankful, would be a fieble expression of my gratitude. Having bad no experience fn the duties of my office 1 would ask your indulgence while learning them. Uentlemer, in all t.ur deliberative actions, let u? keep prominent before us the honor and interest of our State. Lot ull our ef forts be tut red towards keeping the oue aud protecting tho other. I was born on Georgia soil, aud 1 not proud of that fact—Georgia is a grout State —great in her soil—great >u her climate— great in her agriculiuul resources and iu- ternnl improvement?, and should be a matter of pride with us th.. we make her equally great ia her cduc* 1 tl advantages Let us establish such a SO. system that any man ecu attain any 1 donation that he desires. Let us also, gentlemen, endeavor to soft en. by constant courusy, the asoerities of par y feel.ng, and let ev, ry act he lor the promotion of thi iDterosl of the State. 1 agrin repeat to you my sincere thank*' KANSAS. Adrien? from Cecompton, Kansas, to the 82d ult, s'ute that another proclamation has been issued by Oovern,r Walker, re jecting twclvo hurdred voles retnrnrd from McGee county, for the same reason os mu given in reUtion to tho Oxford precinct. The proclamation state? that neither in thi* case nor t- 0 other has tho Governor gone bellied tbe return.-. He disclaims uli right to do so, hut rejects the returns in conse quence of fatal defects in their form. A letter from Lreompioo say? that the obji ct of Walker’s stationsng foup? ut I. . cjtnptoo, was frost nn apprehension tcai th*ro would bo a free Slate majority, who would rer*?ul obnoxious law.?, nod dep office holders . leading to sanguinary Sceu I he constitution will be submitted to tbe ! people with tho Slavery clauifl which is I objectionable to the Frco S.tto partv, and 1 too moderate tor tbo i’ro-SIavery ultras. Advice* from Kama? to the 2Sth ult. state I that the Constitutional Convention had cm- veoed, but as there wort only thirty of the] sixty members presmt, nothing of impure 1 banco had b«-n done. G iv. Walker and Secretary Stanton were al-Lawreno) on the 20tb,'nud there wo* nothing said about their having tbe Territory. The bank suspen sions at tbe East, in? ?aid, have bevn v-vere ly felt iu Kansas. It ,s said that, the Admin'stration will withhold nnyoj-idgvD’w.t npon the course of Qov. Walker and .Secretary Stanton, in Kansas, till this*: officials ?hai; have of.por- tnnity to make etatemcnis arid explana tion*. Difficulty between Sheriff Joups aurl Secretary Stanton. W0 (iu I the following in the i/ravcnworlb. (Ka: mi,) Journal, 0! the 27:h ult. : From re.table gentlemen just return d tr u m L-cauipt -n. wo gather the following 'articular*, ci nfi matory of rumors winch Itaye bevn in circulation here for seme days in regard to matter* transpireing at L com tea. The infotaration we have received i? to tbe 'iljct that - her Gov. Walker’s proclam alien which we give ehsurhere in our paper, setting aside the Johusoii liounty rote. Mr. ShcrilT Jones, in a.mpuny with l.is friend Mr Daoforth, (both members elect by tbe vo’es of Johnson co,) called upon Mr. Sec'y Stanton, to know if it was true, certificates would bs refused t > them. On Hou’y Htun- ton’s reply that it vm true certificates of lection would be refused them, Jonessappii PROOBBDIVQS Of OOUHCH, Coniitii, Ottxrrua,) Avustx, Oct. SO, 1B57. I Council inst; present, Hon. Wm.Etiatfl, Mayor.—CounGlmsb; ShSrpe, McDaniel, M ilcombc, Farrar, aud Glenn. .'hire being no quorum present, adjourn ed. jas. McPherson. Cl’k of Council, Council Ciusrncn, j Atlant*, Nov. Clh, 1857. | Council me.; present, Hon. Wm. Ei- zard, Mayor— Councilmen Lawslto, Sharpe, Holcombe, Peck, Glenn and Farnsworth. Minutes of last regular meeting of Council read and confirmed. Caao of Mayor k Council vs. Aaron Johnson, on the apponl, continued. The Finance Cuinmiuco report that tlie'y hare examined the following accounts, and recommend that they bn paid : Chnrles Harney, Incidentals 8G 00 Duncan k Lochrano, Printing 18 50 J Norcroas, Wells, pumps, Ac. 151 00 Pay Rol 1 , W S Hancock, Stipt., " Geo. A. Gray, •• Atlanta Machine Co., “ Dimick k Mix, " J. R. Pill 8 , fur Paupers Wiu, EizarJ, Mayor do J.G. & \V. F. Weevtuiorclaud, Jo. J. R. Tanner do F. A. k J. H. Williams, do A. Uirschbcrg do W. II. Shatpe, do A. M. Watts, Streets I. O. McDaniel, do Brown k Priest, do II. 11. Bankston, do Policemen, do 05 35 U 70 08 '.’5 77 55 3 75 28 30 8. -15 2.5 00 3 00 21 OO 2 50 22 00 28 80 TO 50 3 90 5 00 It 50 Janus Hcflernmn, Public Building*, 25 00 Committee, Holland Free School, 0 25 Pay Roll, l’olico 220 00 Pay Roll, Streets, 28T 27 Jure! I Whituker, Salary, 125 00 1 Total, 1350 33 Report received and adopted. Council adjournal. jas. McPherson, Olcrk of Counoil New A.iv3f£i933i entia! WILL SHORTLY APPEAR AT Tit* % AT HE N ET7M! THE ORIGINAL EMPIRE MINSTRELS! AND R. H. SLITER. COL-See Programmes. Atlanta, Nor. 11, 1857 dlf Kure chance for Teachers. 1 7<)|l SALE—The FEMALE 8 .SCHOOL c-tadiihment it At- Isttta,' Lfccrgin, no» occupied by Messrs. Kojara k Dutlosc. Price, $3001*. 0 C 6tSte«sl»htjMKf in one year with in terest. Those wishi'-g to purchasi-. *.:-;•?> uers onilly to ll. J. FORE ACRE, E-q . At • lar.ta, (It -rr.u, .r by letter to W. M. HA foil. Nor. !., ’f.7-w3t H oo.mnc, lllinnl iUInntn ^riew (Cartful. Optics or -rut ItSTKt t.mtNOt* k Kz- | sMtxtit, Atlanta, Nnv ll I8A7. | MA«1H FOR ILL DEBTS Dll] THIS I OJEr>JEr*«I33E3« net. 15, ’57. DOWNING HILL SEfc Ujgyi ATLANTA, UI50UU1A. T HB aubaribara offer at who'cnnlo or rotml, aror> cAtpn«i»«icj|loi'i|on of Fruit Ticc« (iittjKj VincA, Ac., Ac. (s'ntilogui, vent l«y mail to nil applicant*, free of charjea \i' 1‘ETKlis, HARDEN ^ CO., Atlanta, (ieorg<a Novi’inbi’r 0, IHA7 d im Ucmoval. J J. DAVItl, SURGEON DENTIST, lla«rem vrd hid OlFicii «nd IsnlMirntiiry to No. 7, OhcroVoo Block. Peachtree nircrt. Al’nntn. Nov. ti, IH'*7 dim ACCOMMODATION LliNB. andy- Fi.ie, Uccl- th Mutt ill Co'ton- It?.. I turn—liti.li ttottcu - Ut.i-lb... . Ja> - Ohceso l/’andlct—Tallow,.. Adamantine, ., tthicken. —each,,. . B»n»—dux Flour—Superfine,.. Family I! (tt.t V.tu Factory Pud Jure-put,.:.... Feather.—lb dm— Hoi! gal, Do >t.. Ileml, . M), I or ■bill axtton asd esteem of all. Mr*. W. of Ma con, attracted much admiration from ths spec utters "Tatra wars »bol. v.-as of diaat vodi in her eyes Would foraiah crosraa lot ait tha quaana of oarto!" We noticed the beamifu! acd brilliant Mrs. W.of Brunswick -ths lovely and spark ling Mis. N. from Fioyd—the charming and accomplished Jf:i. P. fr.-a Floyd—the The am .unt asked ! attractive Misses C., of Macon, Misses K. the endarsement I of Miiicdgeviile. The brilliant and accompa.be 1 Mrs. R , •} w hi “ up^obricus epithet*, told him he „ r (Jones) endorsed ail that Kent of ri. C., of Ettontoo, m well &§ many other# who»e t an ^ tho Mis^ippian bad said cf him (Stnn- elegance of m&oocn »od graceful bearing . :oa) that he did n /. apply #ucb lao^uage to c,otribated mach to the pleoiare and fw- I Wm m Sec’y. bat to him ns » treveto indi , r v. rm a it.-?. Tidual ; that ue could bo found in Lecorap’ cinadoncf theoreemg. From Atlanta, we < mU , ^ ^ ^ k . ic < raw MissS., surrounded by m*oy sdmtrers, j vul un ^-7, e j a tthe time, hat wrnt off after attracted by her pleasing manners and cos. June? left and ptoeure 1 weapons, but up t o venation. W« cannot resist tbeallosioo to j lb* time of .Jones having iorenmnlon, which Mr,. B. of the Milledgeville Hotel, as y,, ] bo. dd thc neit dav. ^'hir,,' furlbe: had elegant and graceful manner, and her coury teoe? hospitality, added much to th* piearore ail so iargaly enjoyed "Bat all that's bright oast lad?, Th* bright**! sttU th* flrets.t " and while I fait ths time bad paned to rapidly, I had not noticed it, "80 oauaiatalj (alls tbe feet of Tim? That 'ally tr?adi « flowtra." taken place between ihcm. B#j~ rh<. Mobile and Ohiu Railroad is j Gr.iihed 110 mile?, tn Crawfordsrilis Miss j Con ran the whole distance of Monday. V9»m The potatoecr’p in England it is : ■.*A will prove a failure. JOMtIMI AV 1.VIStill | COMMISSION M ERG H A NT. FJH TDK PDJfCH A t?B Sal? a*.d Moroge ef I’roduc ipposilu the Wcstvnt fa All.: tie jtu rus-l D:pot Novembor It, 1857 J*w:l Iron ! Iron !! a LARUE Stock of Ktowah Manuafse- y\.luritig and Mining Gompsny’. Ir-.r:. stsntly on hanit.at Manufacturvr? ptrr. I*y JOSEPH WiNSllIP November tl, 186s dvwtl At the Atheneum! Commencing Monday Night Nov- 9- FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY! WAU&n'a ITALIA, and the Italian Fantociui. A PANOKA'ID'. VOYAGE FROM Boston 1 to Homo AND HOME AGAIN FROM Naples to New*Y ork rpHh Fainting ha* ■plemli ! Vi«w* of I Vf" JL in Itily—iu nc-n«ry, c tiuj, churcbei. illuuiinition*. v?>Jcinic eropti >n*. spurt* ol tb« csrnirsl* bsndtlli, *1*1011?, exesvation* an?i cu^ri »*itir». both natural srnJ nrtificiii, and .1 i* uni*«ttally concede,1 tu be the ino*t elegant, interesting, aubbme exhibition ever prevcnuJ t*> the notics of tho American p“ >• pic. \ Descriptive Lecture by * gentleman thoroughly acq’itintcd with the country. Kihibi ion every night at 7 1*2 i/c!o?k; Wedneadsy and Thur*J*y altcrn<»on*, at 3 o’clock. \'.'nti<*ion f 0 c(*nU, Children 2. r » cenU.— Di’ccriplive'phsmplet* for aale at th* dour. UR. d. I) BBAl.K, Propristor and Mamger, PROF. <:• /OlAEriA, Agent Atlanta, Net. 7, 1M7 d.M From MtttlUfn, Morgan ffoiimy, lo ATr*a:Ma»*i. W l.Mj leave Daily nficr tho nrrihiil of t!i«- U*y Train from Atlar«tft. Fusseugoraby thin route will avoid 10 to 1! j h■Him delay At C11 ion Foint. I,cave Athena at Ti oyb ek, .' • M, arrive u 1 .♦fadison in time tor tb*’’ up-lrain to Atlant 1 Lfid down-train lo Ajguiit.i. F? raona g>*in< to Mi ledgevi'le, Wll.t j AVOID in HOI KS UK!. A V AT MADINA j Distance*8 Miles—rare | HAUI.TBR * 1VKY. HtaukOrttCB’— Fra.iklin llouao, Athena, and Campbell* Hotel, Madiaou. ot t 6, 7. dawSw. LAWSIIE &..PURTEL, llcichaiil Tailors, WHITEHALL STREET. ATLANTA «i ? «uti HAVE ON hand a fine stock of very rich Goods fu Gcnllt-tm-n,' wear, that they w.ll make up in the very latest stylo of cut and finish Fry them and see ifjtl'sy don't rive o u ml a ivtli.ltl N KGKO MIOEh! CHEAP! CHEAP!! , TO THOSE WANTINO A PI: f'Tit - #B^artlc!orf douhloaolc < r welted hroKucs,^®! 1 Kvc will! sny that wo now have in Mom* «.V. a heavy Stock, and ail ol our own .Manufacturing which wo will «ell nt ton cent* a prUr lower th *r. h?*uso in thin city will icll ua. d nn artselo —»CGtopctitlon wr ‘i 1 fy cither in Yuukei! Mntlt’, Georgltt Made, Hoiuu-maiU') or any ■ '.her tnr.ko, oed trarrotit tS'.ta .-' good as !p a»i-njoverbeen oiTorad th;.’ tr.u*kct f r Stuto All kind* « f Bootm di iShoom proportuin*hly cheap an 1 wujninic l. All kioodipurchasctlofuiroi 'lire 1 i,c j./charpo At the ciirn of It IQ HOOT, FcvLtrco Street AiL’u Jj*Lrgio. DI.MTC,, JOTCR. A CO New Store. New Store, Slav pains:! Itavgal ns :: SlIOMS! SHOES!! SIloKS!!! ri’Uit: !*•:*i!;i.ed i> . ! iv<? t-. ir.f - . .hr a\o 2... . s\?» . . M'*»l—l»Uhh,. Nail**—h Ojnihbur *». fji- l ■ UiU—Isoinp. .h'vlye. . .Ifit fill (3 1 Hu . ...7 Oh a i IU . ... 17J W IM 17 Ut 18 tt.S 25 hi mi 75 . ..till ho iff 5 t u -10 0 5 a 7 .... 110 IU . ... 40 (3 M) ... i»i a i3i .. . It? (3 Ih .... 14 a 18 .... tO O 25 .... 25 0 »S .... 12J O 10 .... 150 18 ....2 60 0 2 75 . .'.2 76 0 3 ... I I0O I *0 . . t 75 0 2 25 50 .. 2 00 .Q 2 26 6} a 6 110 • . < i 0 I'M . t hit ci* ii- .. 20 0 26 20 .. Ih 0 5:1 *18 0 It) AO a no -yd,. ft n Via l\ trt’* . 12 a !9^ . ?3*>a 40 . I 2*> a 2 00 I 25 a 2 (JO .1 1 26 , (/.trifle? 1 Crunited,. . v.p. Rffil,. .50 t . I 40 •iSj « 1 00 H MUtt can,., s piri'i* Turiientno .. . Tt IS I mIIow —U) VV.Vh* 1 UfibtstHK* H'hiakey — lluU “JJ «y« M 10 11 70 a 20 a 13 a 7 a 12$ n 10 lfi 00 a I 10 7» . 25 ni 0 5 a *ifi 18 rt ?0 70 a 1 f>0 Vow It onto to the South-'Vest v. ll . C:r’?.« n 1 >'f • 1 tn. tl .t tic !.ua .d .lock ul HIE*’, .M(-8E8,Ct< tilltVA TS’ HOti 1C I re lat f.ric*S t reton and Au.-u»ti.: if a ty kind . f ho woulJ 1I1 widlto if v. „„ .teck.s? Go Ul V. II U: ■ -1. .1 a l.rgi 1, d I’LE.MEN’S, 1. ■IN and HOUSE - bllDl.’S, with I, with the (Jlm- cr-v: t;.ed (l id', c >:i .ul , \ ur.inc pi OUT. CARROLL, Agen-, OuucsiteJ 1). i.oc'ihart’s Hiv fipe:» m„:c, Wh t.l lllMr -I. ktlvi’n 0.1 5,000 |anir l' i k PLAN I'A I ION LUO A.NS c iClj! III 1.V III. Pin illd d wall in «x.imine their. «i|i28dw.m Jiht Opened in the Same IluiM n - . Carls MUilticry. ri UIE underaignod; wiai*« t*» inhrm Dc I lstdintof Atlanut an! vicini*y, that In ia 1 ow receiving n Ir.'tt, • 1 .v»l uaw rt imntof Mil.I INr.ffV >.•: • «.KCV (iOubr- for the Fall -trade. - f *1!! nil at ren -o.jiV.o price*. Mr*. A. T. GAK?. JI.!., Agent N !!.— UON.NKTas ma-J :-> order, m-. th« D HIT'S MAhl.NC busin.n w»H I - tarried m A. T C ilwujjibli n Charleston Kail Hoad Couplotad I r »s*’ing (Jhatunoogn, Toon.; Charleston, P. ; Savannah, Oh ; and all Nortb>Kuat(ra with .Memphis, Tcnn. -Thi h<: connacting Llpk of Rnil-Rotd be’ween New York and tho .Mbiaiaaippi River! 43^ his K 3d ia now completed, and opened fer i ..:.ir transportation ot Faaaengera nod* !. ; l will ttlt srd uioro expedition andler#' • •?',*.! jm any otherrmitobetwoon tho North •' ! i‘.Ji-Wr ?t. Faj^engers and ahippcri “ti • w [ a thereof, and govern theu.# c.-kC- r.linely.” ■MFCHirer I .-.’ins Jcaro Stovonaon daily at 13 ^ sM., \afrer the arrival of the train • n r ?d Naabvillo,) and arrive at :u .ay ut 7, V. M., connecting with •e'.:j FachcU to Now Orleans, and • fp ; rtoc: points upon tbe Western rh- 1 ct n Lgned to Hail.Road Agent* at r Savannah, will be forwarded to r.r.d other point*, by F.xproaa Freight t’h .rga f .'the Adam’i Ktpreii ‘ • rr*>.d ever tills route daily, by thi F. C. ARMS, Ooneral Sup’t* ,u..t v c, Ala., April lit, 1357. ai>: kbits to sMcrnphis, Ae., sold tl •-•J Charleston, S. 0.; August , .'1, .M.r «.n, Atlanta and Coluinbun, Uu , o:*:.-r, Ala.; Chattanooga and Naibvib : connect with the Wcatern Trains • n is i. pn«rcngera will take the Night Trail s . A’;:.,-.;i. s un, N. C.j Augusta, Chattanooga 2'iu.ht il:i-, Term.; and the day trains from rb*F*-u irtl Kingsville, K. C.; and Atlaotu, «!tf. AS THE OREdTEiT DJrtCOVERY OF t « . . 1 THE AGE.—It seldom occur*, that wr n<* I ^11 bright sztzt vunibed tt to ms ant t - ctt on j M ftfl y c^umauncea, patent medi. to tbe supper table, which wta handsomely ! omea, restorative*, or auy thing ot the kind, decorated tod richly laden with the moit! for we have prejuoiee against moat of them - lasciTu. fee?,, doing htmo, to th. bctera, j 5*3*^' h ^5^ Mri* P..wbcie howpitality baa no wperi-or raorative in tbe the last column at the bottom We are t*.o Take Particular Notice. LE r*rrsm* indrbtrd to tbr li’mof Drown , rncet for Lumber, will p ease comf d an ! little, or their arc nnta wi'j be placed in the hands of the law i not »atied iu thirty aye, our motto ia to pay and be paid. All person* ordering Lumber mua», in all caa- ea, tend the money, ta wa at* 11 for caah only. Green and Dry Lumber of all deRcriptiona on hand Ala?», Plaateang Lttla in thur yard at the LaGrange Depot. Atlanta, Nov. 0, 18!»7 dll* io thia, wbeo all soon commenced to enjoy of the third page of this paper the good things provided for 'he occasion.- I * n J ,hl "* <* “>• «»•. b “‘ . . . ... . . .. ao»« uwrancea of ita i»«e have come to our Tbil ictoe §000 c«owed tod oil retired well fcnowlsdg* which •Im'*i eaaure uathat it a pleaaed with the feetifitiea io which they • sovereign remedy against the Lairieeoramg c -otnend most hi f hl». Their re-’! ^ •*«» ll >« pxrtieipoot?. prroi.ior.ly |r.y. It i. not a ‘ Hair Dye;” bu t c.2t a ?.c» r. tro, - .. wR, U endorsed by j 8«ne retired to slrap. and long af.« V-! 3,^ We f.«', pr-nd of oar parts, prooi of iu *7 i»i v? a : .a, «nd, vr* doabt no*., from Sun Irad risen to airakra the dead hour* that j oriKDiKj net!..cufored b*ir, witb«Qt atilfo.if, principle'-, j r.nd of its vietorlra, pruu 1 i'-hxxtior.s, srui tbe en'.ightened patriotism of iu ox'.'.oal gloriee, and proud ef its of thsj^gi* aiurs, that it will be so. They fi e its i , th* Constitution cf the r.jn'aj; ars Loth wise and just, and intended to d. Uni, wbtn *e tee ii erne f.rwird to velope tie reuuree* of etctu.ns of oar Htete, do at. &c: of vurb msjrarie j jt.ee to * tJ ”- incalculable in ralne. Let these one, wb-re; c'aims originated in tnd Roads be completed, ind the inh&oeed raise not m parly affiliation, we fee! proud that it o’ tends nod property aloe* their lines tnd can add another testimony to tbe devotion fer 20 mileeon eseb tide ol them, would bs that ad nates it, acd marks iis course to- immeor—f-/T'S»to purposes, uxation would wards mamtaining tbe booor, and c-ontribat- b* nominal, and tb* fatar*of Georgia would tsgio tha best interests of th* State. be proper nos (odeed. Of -his, Cherokee is Such sets shall irre ingratefal remrm- » gloriowfeumpie. By Om State Road, brtce by all who f*I most derotiao and in* «»y judgo—what wt*?4 that gnat sac- tert *t te tbe welfare afoor eoantoo coos try. »'®2 of Georgia be, but for tbe Western * and a i J ** trust, be a precedent, not with-! ailanti* Baiirowd f What will North-Eas*- - cat parade* ij tb* fetar# histosy of our Lsgisteisre. era and Southern and Booth-western Geor gia bs, when th* Air Lin* and Elect * lay buried in doade sod dariuet*. might• * l ««r »"d ««««>'•* apj»*r*nc' hare been found, compensating their placid ! ^* h ”* *•*“ **? h *** “*•'* •>■ »?’ 1 . , * , v ! toev are m «j pletrad with it. Examine the power* for ths sshoitboa of Iba night pro ade.rtietatent.-MiMoaii HepoWicn. Ttoui. Hold by *11 respectable drnj,.,t* White otbsxs like myidf retired only to ^, think orer tbe scenes and tbe “ binqoet Ul! f DIED-Io Atisnt*. uo Tburaday morn deserted ” and ptrehanc* tod/*sm with f*n> | ing th* Sth Idol, MARY GRACE, only ci** fin tier lag their bright wings around me tad ptrebuteu to build air cattles, that next morn tog faded like a tempi* of mist in th* tor. R. Mtuxoorruia, Nor. 7,1S57. fferodofurt, ths father of history, make tb* Delphic Oiro*lt utter thi* iaeorunt acr- ■d of wisdom: fPeae* i* better than war, fbr ia peaet ehilnren burr their parants, hat ia war par- •St# bury tbtk fbildrfn* /v i U*L, ■itbzhtor of Linira and Mary K. White, aged oo* year, nine month* aod twenty re> rta days. She was a child of aoaeotl in- teiteetaal prom ice, aod was Indeed tb* eharmef oar home. Air flower just opening to lb* tasehte* o' Ut Though th* Sewer tho. • nipped from (looting parents rod#:? torn, She in fifi-’s btouta shall sit, In the grant rsurrsetion morn, Wbtw death shall loss iu smarting sting, Nor grir* oootbtr riet’ry win. 0. U. J. AT AUCTION. US. eltlawn* of At!aa*a aa4 nctelly ara r««pwet ull/ w<J that I ka»a r^atv»4 lb»« Atof on eoutlgJ- UU«t and rtet*ait ^atUrs T n tt Jl.foi CHINA WARE, Etc, T» b. uli »t Sasitoe to tk. hlfh..t t,i44« wl'heel (o? e..h, .1 th« ,ur. wooii rfpulill 8IM lit k A ’' i, .’in*wj|ll.VW!!l*r, KOVSWBFIl Sl'i. lMf, &tn<P(«c*il 7 I*. If, aod «coiir.ua frunj da / tu «•/, •llof whkh w4l U waroafd ot Ua vaor artlaka. Tto.UrtWMtrti ef 4k.totW.fra MtUlM. v J'• f t,.l.cCelts.Iwerttet; 0*11 B.wt .rid I’l.l. Wh I* Tra-.ttt , )*« r.1^1, Kmmaie loO, Oo’d u«.? .o? P..in watt. Twwa-XkracasswW.. -, tw«».ii.r<. l rolt 8^. Bc*t« . Milt#. #arp«F, T»a. aad few C-aim r »'»• . «ioid fet'd acd WfeiUWalaFloUaDUfeww Flovar V«*ta, and Mo(u Co*** Cop*, aad Ciawa y*’.*l liAfcta. P.utitra, (iolslat*. 'JU«bUra ( C fl-t aad T«« y*t», ko , kt. BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS. r*aant#r*. FJnftr OvnU, Oy*m Ho?4*fw, OeUgno BoCtlat, Cara Kaativsra, TaCiakf 8atW. FiMUri, ““Faicy Goods. loUld tlabt-Day, A'arm *d4 TWft/ Maar Cloak \ aad HallOmrali, i*»varani Iraavk Oferfeg fr»m tb# Sactmwkwa. l‘crt bl«{«*ks, Work Orw, Pap«r VsfllaFaOofl. 4t**.SuHvfaa«4 r«wka. MvarFklH CmUh, «i*oM«a^. jr*-k«, ke . aadf.'hwr to* ATUiU*^«t. A, 1 House Furnishing Hoods. TOMLINSON & BANE8 RESPECTFULLY inform tuir rn.niti an I pnlr. n ttikt they «r. now rcredvinj. a v.ry li,rKr »,.ort .out of HOUSE Pt'RNIflHINC 0001)8, a.r.ils in^inpart of Cojiper, Tin, Hrilttsmiin nntl Japiititi In Ware, IVillotv unil \V?>o(1 Ware, Wa ter Cooler*. Illrd Catron, lug TarhlK Notts, Trnjrj. Uc.\ ~dT0VE3 V .r.ry pattern warrant?,1 to per- lorn well. OAS FIXTEKl.S, lilobes, Lump?, 4c., 4c.; OAKDEN ENGINES and FCMl-S. from th. Downs 4 Co. Manofaefoyy, Albany.— W« here smplnywl osp.rienced workmen to carry on any il.«rrtpltoni>f (’nppar, Tin and Fhrei Iri n work done South, »nd all ordara for Hlllla, Roof, ing. liallorins, llaa and Steam Fitting will meat with prompuiuntlon. Call and examine onr stock, firit Jcortouthnf Rnllrnnd, Whitohallst., lien of tb. Stove and Colfa. l’ot, Atlanta, May 14,1568. dwly, ‘ D. B. FLUMB& CU.,, BROAD STREET, AUG BTA, OA WIIOLEaAI.HANDRSTAH.DEAI.Elt8 IN Drugs, Meilk'u 1 #. uu'l Oiiemicnls, |)YK WOOUW or. DYE STUFF*, Dll., r.iuta and Patote-.r' Artieloa, Varaisho Window (Jl?.i end Pntty, Glasa W?n. French,.nd American Perfumer) Fl..r Tn’let end Bh.ving Soap., pine Tootli ami lloir Bruibc, Paint Uruabei, SurL'icil and Dental ItulrununU, I'ltl/’bSES, 8IJPPORTJ5HH OK ALL KINDS 8'lice., Wnuir., Manufactured Tobacco, .11 iL- i'alcntnr Proprietary Medicincts of Ilia Day, Superior Inka, Purs Wirea and Uramlimfor Med ical Purpoac., Extract tot Flavoring, Obice Toi let and Pancy Article., [i 'iijamin Franklin anil Prof. Dctirat!’. Franklin eleclricUjr (roru tbo beav«na > rurili, I ut i' rfumined for Frof. Ur. Oiiatii to I • y th t’ electricity to tbo relief d diaouaeti nmi *sir. r. /in >n ijt--ii.voa«oatlmtherotoforo bnfllctl : • ; >• tf.»' * treatment, auchaa Neuralgia, ../.?. m, Fiiina, Stiff Joint*, Dcufneia, Swell. • r '’, I’d a>. File*, Skiu Diienacf, Ac, aro now ate . >.y l’fttf. UeOnth’d K oolrlc Oil in .n« and > /»»/■. Read tbia letter r rouiffi Fhytioifen wbo im- |.raci.ecd rinco 1826—(too well known for •u.metsl); Frof. De Oratii, Philadalpbia. Sir: — At interval*, during thirty yiui putt, my mFc lull been »ut ject to rheumatiiu of thi uiuit .ioivnt r.i»t--[»ay fi ur tlina* a year]—»o severe a* to utnko it nccciinry to ralminiaier large don l thu tincture ol guiacutn and morphia, and o r<H’k her like an iofantina large rocking rh«r, Os iiuluro any rvpoie. Having frequent correi^ pondcM c with my ron, )No. 108 CbuUnut itrect, ut ><sur I infurmed biin of nn nt’ack iba rm: stiuul the iniddio of last month, [January,] which w.n of tu.h severity aa to corn|>lwtc)jr par- a!>fo the ay*tom. He, in bia anxiety for hia inother'ii welfare, rent rce n bottle of your Elec* trio Oil; but aa I am oue of tbe praotilionrra of medicine in tbia pluoc. and not aproaelyla to any k|nd 'A patent medicine* I did hesitate toghe it u iri tl; however* on reflection, I concluded to '.ry it, wlMi 1 hid et prraioMa, directly up to tie letter, nrd alter the ihiul or fourth application • he btcaino ratlicr paadve, and before oue-»blrd <»f the bott’o wan uacd, not a aiogle vevtlge of ti c dtfiejiao reuuiced in .heayatem, andaheatUicon- i ,uca well, although the rodoout a distance r f •ourtM’U ('dies without a renewal of any of tho *ymptou«s. I ihercfureftel it my duty, lor tbe h.tko r?f Buffering humanity, nud alio fully teller- iuy, that ir.rrit, under nil ? ir<uinitancra, should bo rewarded, to forward thi.i te*timooial, I aui youra, truly, Jtaapii F. Elkistox, M. D, New Uretna 1*. 0., Uiirliugton Co., N. J. T. S — Any eommunLatinn for mo will be re- < i7»:.l bv addressing to tbo care tf tny ton, [mer chant,] 17»3 Chestnut itrect. FniLADBLi'UtA, May 16th, 1866. Prof. Uo Orath.—I have been the victim miry yoarsef a Kheainatio affection, and Uet the uie • f tny liiabe. I ojuld not raiae my hand to my head, in abort, 1 wa# totally balplo-a. 1 applied your Electric OH, nud before / bad uitil one but le / tent perf-rtly rcitorrd. You may rtfot on/ offerer to me MRS. E. JIUTCHIN0, Seventeenth and Thompson street. Mr». Hutchins ia well known io Fbiladelpbia atd can ba .uldreiaed on the subjrct by any one. Cautiox.—Thcrfare numerous imitAtionarprung up on the reputation that tuv article haa nrquiitd. 1 ho public mint beware. They are worthless. For Kale by SMITH A EZZARD, tole agents tar We offer goods equally a# low a# they can ha obtained from any similar *«taHtsbnieul in tSia section. Warranted lo he Purr, Perth, and (Jrnuinr. 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