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About The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1867)
The Conlnii of Winter. ~ lie rnmca I the winter romca I 1 hoar hla footatepe through I he nighla | 1 hear hit vanguard on the height. March through the pine, with muffled drums. nit naked feet are an tho mead; The grata hladea stiffen In hla path: For near tho child of earth be hath I Mu pity for the tender toed I The hare oaka thodder at hla brealh I A moment by toe atreant he etava- Ila melody la rmita I A glaao Creeps o'er the dimples ta of death. From fettered etream and blackened moor The city walla he allout neara; The mansions of tho rich bn feara I lie atoriua the cabins of tho poor. The enrtatuod conch, tho glowing hearth, The Croat rimmed graybeard'a power defy I Ho curse a aa he hurt lea by, And strlkoa the beggar deed to earth I For cTcry gleaming ball he spares A hnndtod heartless hovels hold Hearts pulseless, erlap with Ice and cold, Waletwwl by a hundred grim despair. ; Here la rotir mlaalon I You who fecal Your lavish Urea I Not .Tar, » Itnt at your door your heathen are I Clod’a poor—your creditors I Take hoed 1 The path Is long to Pagan shore. I Tlietr skies are sunny—(led o’er all I Tho Winter’s deadly harvests fntr Around you I Deal your Master's stores. An Innocent Man Convlcleil mid Hung Upon Clrrum.laiitlnl Evidence. In tho recent trial of the parlies charged with tho murder of Capt. J. F\ Gruber, Mr. Tally, one of tho counsel for the defonsc, narrated the following story: Tho whole case was made tip of circumstan tial evidence of the loosest characlcr, and to illustrate how guardedly even the best and strong est circumstantial evidence, he referred to a trial that took place in this very court about thirty years ago. Judge Canongo then presided in the court and Sir. Slazttreau was the Attorney General There t lien lived on the Bayou roail a man about twen ty-five or thirty years old. lie was not au edu cated, nor a wealthy man, but be wosboucstami liad a good heart.' Having lind a limb broken lie was very infirm iu health. He made his liveli hood by going to the Bayou 8t. John every even ing and catching fish to sell in the market the next morning. One moonlight evening, while sitting on the bank ot tho bayou, fishing as usual, be saw a lady dressed in white, in company with a gentleman, walking on the road beside the bayou. They wero quarreliug ns they passed him and bis attention wits attracted by hearing them quarrel. Alter they passed he resumed his fishing, and waited until be bad caught his usual supply. He then started home with bis bnaket. As lie reached the place known as the “Coquet” lio heard a loud cry and soon alter a feeble cry. Advancing in the direction of the sound lie saw a woman in a white gown lylnj^on the pavement, and coming to the woman he per- •eived that a dagger had been stabbed into tier bosom. Thinkiug to relieve her he took the dagger by the handle nnd drew it out. As be did so a watchman grasped him. The woman was killed. The poor fisherman was tried for the murder. The case was made out clearly against him. lie liad been detected in the very act, bending over the body of tho deceased with tho weapon in liis hand. He was convicted, and was hung at Congo Square. About six months alter a trial was going on in Judge Cauonge's court. A citizen called us a juror said lie did not wish to be on the jnry and wished to speak a few words U) the judge. The judge allowed him a private conversation. Supposing that he might have scruples about capital punishment, the judge asked him if that was the reason lie objected to being on tho jury. “Ho,” lie answered, “that is not the reason. I saw the fisherman hung for the murder of my wife. He did not do it. I killed Iter myselt from jealousy." The judge Bat petrified. The man made for the door, es caped, and has never been beard of since. Suicruii in Connecticut.—The Hartford Time* of last Saturday contains the following brief account of a suicide committed at Glastcn- bury on the preceding evening: Wc were shocked to hear of tho suicide of Captain Robert Q. Welles, late of the regular army, and eldest surviving son of Hon. Thnudcus Welles, ol Glastenbury. The rash act was com mitted a tew minutes before ti o’clock last even ing, in his tattler's library. Mr. Welles sat read ing his evening newspaper, when Robert, who had been conversing with him, exhibited a pistol His father remonstrated against carrying such a weapon, and asked bis son to give it to ldm. Tile latter declined, though iu no unfriendly spirit.— Suddenly approaching bis father, lie thing tils left atm uronnd his neck and kissed him, when with the single exclamation, “Farewell, lather 1" he sank back into a chair, put the pistol to Ids head and fired—all so quickly that Ills lather, though springing up to arrest him, was unable to prevent it. The ball passed through Captain Welles’ head immediately buck of the right temple, coming out just above the left ear, and striking a book in the library, fell flattened upon the floor. Captain Welles was just 21 years old. He served with marked credit in tho regular army, where be gained his rank, and resigned not long utter the close of the war. J In was a young man of uncommon talents, and everybody esteemed him. The family arc overwhelmed by this trcsli and crushing affliction. Peiisonal.—It is stated that Brick Pomeroy is coming South to pick up items and write let ters for the La Crosse Democrat. HAnui.it llontlE. A.QOOD SADDLE HOUSE. For mile ot UALPU II. KINO, JOHN 1.. IIAHOCK, J. II. KINO, Roswell, (ia. Savannah, (ia. Roswell, fia o. a. kinu, lateqf jV. A. Hardee tfc Co. KING, HARDEE & CO., UKNUKA f. Commission Merchants, Milling Materials, Manufacturers’ Snpplios, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,LUMBER, Ac, unices and Store—Qrnnitu Block, Broad St., Atlanta, Gooi’giit. Roswell Manufacturing Company. O NE OR FOUR SHARKS OF STOCK In this well known Cotton Manufacturing Co. for sale, jmr vulr.e, $1,000 per share. Parties uosiring to purchase will dlcuse cull at our store, or address H KINO, 11A LOMUUK, LAT1M. W E are prepared to receive orders for almost any de scription of LUMBER, which wo can furnish «»l a superior quality, thoroughly Kiln-Dried. Flooring Planed. Tongucd uud Grooved. LATIJH in any quautlty. We will also keep constantly on hand, a floe assortment of Lumber for the manufacture of Wagons, Carriages, Ac. All orders shall receive ou* prompt attention. KING, HAIIDKE A CO. The Oldest Super-Phosphate of Lime Manufacturer. WILLIAM PATTERSON’S IMPROVED Bupor-Phonplutto ol’ Lime. T HIS Fertilizer consists principally of charred and greeu fresh Bones, dissolved by sulphuric acid, Pe ruvian guano, and other approved ingredients. In Europe, where Super-Phosphate of Lime has been a staple manure for nearly thirty years, and the largely in creased Mies for the last thirteen years iu America, attest its remunerative qualities, being found more permanent In the soil than Peruvian Guano, and decidedly more pro- *1 table. Its character for uniformity nnd excellence of quality Is well established wherever sold. Tho compara tive cost of this Super-Phosphate of Lime and stable ma nure, claims tbe attention or farmers. It rates at less than half the actual cost ot the latter, including the ex penses of bauliug und application. Planters and fanners who desire to test the good quali ties of this Fertilizer, can get the same iu any quantity, with full directions for use, at our store. » KINO, HARDEE & CO., Agents, . Granite Block, Broad Street. dedJU-IJm Atlanta, (la. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING , TO POINTS AVEHT. jt , K authorized Agents for the N. A C. aud N. A N. W. Vi Rallroudx, we ore prepared to sign Through Bills ot ■ Lading to Cairo, HI. Loula, Chicago, Jeffersonville, Isiuis- I’tlls and Cincinnati. Fnrtiea wishing to make shipments can ascertain rale, to either of above named place. I>v application to u« at an time* W j will rectle all claim, of low, damage, aud overchargea from Ht. Loula to tin. place via N AN. W. and N. A C. and C. Railroad* ou all ebljimenw made ou aad after noth ln«t. ,, r{ArrK EDWARDS A CO.. Freight Agcnia N. A C. aud N. A N. W. Railroads. pclN—iSo __ SLATE ROOFING-. r», HE undersigned wbl furulah any quantity of excel- 'I 1 lent slate TioollUi! at the following rate.: At the Quarry, per uqare, <100 feet,}... flO (XI At i’aru*rsvillc 1* ou TUa freight from Cartirvtlllc to Atlanta la about OU nSfieraoiurfi to know that this i> the bo.t and mo.t nlvaUe Rooting tu .he wurld, HKABO „ N jo.NE», Van Wert, Oa., Or J. F. STOCKS, CarteteetMe, Oa. • Enfeebled and Delicate Comtitution*. hmh mxc*. nan HELM HOLD'S EXTRACT B CUU It will give brick amt ."wentla fooling gable you to deep well '*11 JOHNSON A KCBOL8’, Whitehall Street. ROCK CANDY. ^SUPERIOR LOT ROCK CANDY. For note at JOHNSON A ECHOLS', Whitehall Street. ALMONDS, CITRON, Ac. B URNT Almonds, Citron, Lemon Peel. A tine lotol above goods, at JOHNSON & ECHOLS’, Whitehall Street. CANDY, PECANS, Ac. JjUNCY MIXED CANDY, PECANS, Ac. Fur sale at .TOHNSON A ECHOLS’, Whitehall Street. BAR SOAP, ITOIIiET SOAP. A A BOXES BAR SOAP, 10 to 15 cents. X vr V/ 50 boxes Toilet Soap. For sale to families or dealers very cheap, at JOHNSON A ECHOLS’, Whitehall Street. FLOCK. J^XTRA FAMILY FLOUR. Forewent JOHNSON A ECHOLS’, Whitehall Street. H IIOUSi: HARDISH. ORSE RADDISH, nicely prepared. For sale at. JOHNSON & ECHOLS’, Whitehall Street. PICK LICS. LL SORTS OF PICKLES. For sale at JOHNSON A ECHOLS, Whitehall Street. PRICKS DOWN, At JOHNSON A ECHOLS’, <lec23—c Whitehall Street. T. M. & R. C. CLARKE Have IV o >v In Stove : 200 KEGS NAILS, 350 pairs Trace Chains, •10 doz Scovll’s Hoes, 50 do* S. W. Collins’ Axes, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Washing and Wringing Machines, IlnbsJRims, nnd Spokes, Carpenters’ Tools, Locke, Hinges, and Screws, Blacksmiths’ Tools, Ac. Tho above Goods we offer low for cash. ALSO, AGENTS FOR Fairbanks’ Platform and Counter Scales, Which we sell at factory prices, freight, added*. T. M. A It. C. CLARKE, <loc2S -.‘tin Corner IVarli-Trre and Line Sireel.*. cox” & HILL II **> v o IV o xv In S t <» i- c : 50 BARRELS RYE WHISKY, 50 barrels Bourbon Whisky, 50 barrels Robertson County Whisky, 50 barrels Rcctifled Whisky, 30 barrels Peach and Apple Brandy, 30 pkgs Cognac Brandy, ‘20 pkgs Holland Gin, 10 pkgs Jamaica Rum, 10 pkgs New England Rum, 25 pkgs Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines, 50 cases Champngue Wines, 100 cases Wampoo aud Drake’s Bitters, 100 cases ajsortcd Liquors, 25 cases X box Sardines, 100 cases 1 and 2 lb can Oysters. II. II. WITT. J. J. NORMAN. WITT & NORMAN, Commission Merchants, WILLINGHAM BUILDING, Corner Decatur an«l Ivy Sts.. Atlanta, Ca. PARTICULAR attention paid to the sale of Pork, Ba- •X con. Lard, Flour, Grain, Bale Rope nnd Bagging. Prompt attention to orde. s. Also, liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton and other Produce. Refers to—Cox, Hill & Co., E. llulbcrt, A. Austell, W. 11. Tullor, J. E. Williams, Samuel llupo, T. M. A R. C. Clarke, Robert J. Lowry A Co., W. B. Lowe A; Co., L. J. Gartrell, Taylor A Davis, Colnmbus Hughes, Dr. J. Thompson, Silvey A Dougherty, Atlanta, Ga. , decM 8m NEW BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, On Marietta, Ht reel. Three doors from Brown A Wild man's Banking House. Bread and Cakes for Everybody! I F you want nice fresh Bread and Cukes for Christmas, J they can he Jind every day at tho above establish ment. We are pranared to supply daily. In any quantity de sired, to fauilUes, hotels, boarding houses, restaurants, or anybody else, tho nicest aud freshest Bread ami ('ukes to be hud in the city. All orders for parties mid festive occasion tilled at short notice. decSO 9w W, BCRKEN A CO. CHEAP OILS. MARTIN IIALLETT, MANUPACTUHKILS OP Itosin Oils, Naptlia, and tarnish, wiuiixa bon, non ru c. i no lisa . ively, during the late war, by tbe railroad ales, tanners, aud painters throughout the Southern Stater,. These Oils, mixed with a small proportion ol Tallow for luhriuiting purposes, Linseed Oil for paint mg, und any animal oil for tauners’ use, form the excel lent compound, ala very small cost, compared with that of other oils. Our Crude Oil is the cheapest and be.-t oil that can be used for the mauufaeture of (his in small establishments. We have established an Agency Tor tho sale of our oils in Atlanta, Oa., whore the dill'crent kinds can lie obtained by applying to Messrs. McDaniel, Strong A Co. dcc27—lm Augusta Constitutionalist, Macon Telegraph, mid Coiumbus Him please Insert one month daily, aud send bill to McDaniel, Htrong it Co., Atlanta. just received: WK AUK NOW IN IIKCKI1T OF LARGE CONSIGNMENTS OF: Corn, Corn Meal, Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Oats, Kye, Bacon ami Lard. 7,000 LBS FRESH BUTTER, 00 BALES HAY. To which wo respectfully invito the attention of par- clmac-rs. decii*— U. J. LOWRY Jt CO. Splendid Variety of* Good* ! PHILLIPS & FLANDERS, M Doors ilVont Uio Uodil Corner. Dry Goods, Fattory Goods, tilioes, Furniture, Ladies’ Elegant Dress Patterns. Flannels, Cotton Goods, Dress Trimmings, Aud every article essential to u Lady’s Wardrobe, CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! decIS Mt Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu. I lOR non-retention or incontinence of Urine, irritation 1 inflammation or nlcerutlon of the bladder, or kid- treys, diseases of the prostate glands, stone in the blad der. calculus, gravel or brick-dust deposit, and all dis eases of tbe bladder, kidneys aud dropsical swellings, use Helm hold's Fluid Extract Burnu - lv!7 ALEXANDER II. HOI.WAY. H, 1'AGR KDMANDS. LACHLAN II. M«*IIVTOSH, with €UATjF.8 L. COLBY & CO., Shipping, Commission, and Forwarding MERCHANTS, Jonas’ Block, cornor of Bay and Abornorn Stroeta, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Liberal Advance* made on Consignments to Charles L. Colby, New York, and to our friends in Boston, Philadel phia, and Europe. Rkfeuencks.—Messrs. Dabney, Morgan & Co., Jarvis, Slade, Esq., New York; Gardner Colby, Esq., lion. J. Wiley Bdmands, Boston. ocHjm JAMES S. CARY & CO., Domestic Dry Goods COMMISSION MERCHANTS Amt >IinifU«<m-ofH’ Agents, 10S A XI) 111) MAIN STREET, H'C. t.OUIS. Shuetings, f’oltoo Yanip, Oanabnrga, Twilla, Jeans, Liuseys, Ac., for sale by the package. CONSIGNJIKNTS SOLICITED. Rbpkrknok.—Clayton Adair A Purse. oclff—3m Q. A. CUNNINGHAM. II. C. CUNNINGHAM. Or. A. & IT. C. CUNNINGHAM, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce mid Provision Dealers GENERALLY, (East Side of Hill Street, New Block, XiKIKFlN, UEOROIA. U^' IJberal Advances on COTTON. declD-lin W. C. TILTON^ • COM9USBION MERCHANT, South Atlantic Wharf, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, * GKN*r for OEOK.'IE PAGE & CO., of Baltimore, iV Md., Celebrated Patent Portable Clrcnlar Saw Mills, Steam Engines and Boilers, Horse Powers, Grist Mills, Timber Wheels, &c. Duplicates furnished at short no tice, Circulars and Gang Saws at manufacturers 1 prices. Agricultural Implements of every description. Page’s Celebrated Garden Plough. A splendid assortment of Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Ac. Hickory, Ash, and Oak Rims, Poles and Shafts for Bug gies, Carriages, and Wagons; nil kinds of Carriage Ma terial. White Pine, Spruce, Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Cedar Lumber of every description. dcclO—3m* Stoves for the Million! LANGFORD, SEAY & McGRATH Hunter Street, (Opposite McDaniel & Strong’s Cotton Warehouse, Have now on hand, nnd are constantly receiving, tho greatest variety ol Wood and Coal Cooking and Healing STOVES Ever brought to this city. Two prominent features ol our establishment will be iotuul iu the PROTECTOR ami GOOD SAJI A HIT AN Cooking Stoves —the former having a cast iron galvanized Reservoir for water; the latter possessing advantages over any other stove in the world. rSTALL STOVES WARRANTED^ to give satisfaction, or tho money will be refunded. ALSO, DKALF.ua IN Copper, Sheet Iron, Tin, and lloune KurnlhlilngGoods generally. Particular ultentiou given to ROOFING, and to the manufacture of STILLS, as well as to GAS FITTING, Ac. We also have on hand a splendid variety of GRATES. nov4—3m LANGFORD. SEAY A McGRATH. D. AV. SEELEY’S AMERICAN BRICK MACHINE. j; NOTICE. milE conuigning creditors of the late Arm of Pirkle & X Iludf OU, are notified that l will be ready to make a partial payment upon thtlr claims on the 4th aud 5th ol next mouth, at my oflke. corner of Whitehall and lluuter streets. And ulj parties In debt to the Mid flriu are re quested to call and settle with mu before that time, or else \i will l>« my duty to proceed Immediately against them. JOHN M1LLUDGK, Ju.. _ dec20—6t _________ Assignee of P. A II A Ready and Conclusive Teit O V the properties of IIBLBOLD’8 FLUID EXTRACT BUCiltJ will be a comparison with those set forth la the Dm tod Slates Dispensatory. w Patented Hlny Htli, I sot*. RICK MAKERS are requested to oxamiue this Ma chine, combining everything desirable, aur. the fol lowing remarkable advantages: 1st. It will make from two thousand to three thou sand superior bricks ner hour, with t wo horses. 2d. Jt grinds the clay lino, presses the molds full, aud delivers them on the table as fast as they can be taken oil - . 3d. The pressure on the brick is increased or lessened by simply moving a pin, uml tiie machine can keep grind lug without molding, when the molds are not ready. •till. It has a horizontal grinding shaft, and conse quently is much lower than one wi’lt an upright shaft being only about lour feet high, and easy to fill. Sih. It is run by a horse-power, and the team is not In tin? way of tilling or of the brick carriers; makes three molds of bricks (coutainldgsix bricks to a mold) to every revolution of the team, and one revolution of the grind ing shall to every mold of bricks; consequently, it gives three limes the grinding of any other horse power ma chine, and the bricks are more perfect and superior. tith. It is easily moved, and the end of Uie machine can be placed closo to the clay bank. 7tb. The pressure is retained on the bricks by means of a cam, while the molds are pushed out on the table, thus preventing tho bricks from being drawn up iu the molds, us is the case with most other machines. 8th. As a power machine, it has no superior, requir ing hut a small power to run it. 9th. This is a superior machine for manufacturing Peat for fuel, having been thoroughly tested lor that purpose. After the 1st of January, 1NJ7, on exhibition at Kuott A Howes’, Macon, Ga. Machines, County or State Rights for Georgia, or any other Southern State, for sale by E. B. LOYLES8, dec29—2iu J Dawson, Ga. Vo iYiiist Eduonto • UNION POINT ACADEMY. FOB MALES AND FEMALES. the Superintendence of Roukut B. Smith and Thomas R. Tiiounton, Esq*., will commence on tlie FIRST MONDAY of JANUARY, INCT. In addition to the usual.studies taught iu Academies, instruction in Music, French, uiul Drawing will Is* given by competent Teachers. Strict nltemion will also be paid to preparing Boys and Girls for College. Boarding, at reasonable rates, can be procured in pri vate families, either in the village or in reach of the School. Messrs. Smith A Thornton beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen: Rev. if. 11. Tucker, D. D.. Mercer University; Rev. \V. A. Overton, Union Point; Rev. Juo. \V. Held, Philomath, Ga.; Rev. C. W. lane, President Greenesimro’ Female College; Rev. Mr. Branham, Rev. Win. Florence, Ox ford, Ga.; Hon. Jas. W. Anbury, Win. Reid, Ksq., craw- fordvillc; Messrs. J. Sibley A Sous. Horton A Walton, Pollard, Cox A Co., V. Richards A Bros., Augusta, Ga., and any of our patrons of Union Point and vicinity. For particulars respecting tuition aud bosrd. apply to N«w York AdVeStiwcMttOintat. HOLID A Y CIF T8H BY TUB New York Prize Association. 600 BROADWAY* N. Y. BACH. 25 Rosewood Pianos worth $200 to BOO 30 Rosewood Mclodcons worth 100 to 200 100 Sewing Machines worth 50 to 125 ‘200 Music Boxes worth 15 to J50 500 Gold Watches worth 60 to 250 1,(XX) Silver Watches worth 90 to 00 I, 000 Sliver Tea Sets worth ‘26 to 160 Together with a large assortment of NEW & ELEGANT JEWELRY, VALUKIt AT $ s o o , o o o. WILL BK DISTRIBUTED AH FOLLOWS : rilHE name and value of each article of our goods are X marked on Tickets, placed iu SEALED ENVEL OPES, and well mixed. On receipt of 25 cents, an envel ope containing such Ticket will be drawn without choico and delivered at our ofllco, or sent by mall to any'addreKS. The purchaser, after seeing what article it draws und ita value—which may bo rnoM Onk to Five IIundhkdDol- i. a ns— can then, on payment of Onk Dollar, receive tho article named, or may exchange it for any other article marked on our circular at. the same value. Every Ticket draws au article worth Onk Dollar, or more. rSTNO BLANKS, /yl Our patrons ran depend on prompt returns. The Articles drawn will be immediately sent by Express or return mail, or delivered at our ojfice. Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt, of VALUABLE GIFTS from ns, may be seen on file at our ofllee, among whom we are permitted to refer to : .John S. Holcomb, Lambertvifle, N. J., Gold Watch, value $250; Mrs. 8. Bennett, 252 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Sewing Machine, $80; Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn., Gold Lever Watch, value $*200; Hon. it. II. Briggs, Washington, D. C., Diamond Pin, $175; J. C. Sntner- land, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano, $360; Mrs. M. Jack- soil, *203 Nineteenth street, N. Y., Sewing Machine, $90; Jos. Camp, Elmira, N. Y., Melodeon, $150; MIsb L. Col lins, Atlanta, Ga„ Diamond Cluster King, $225; J)r. Henry Smith, Worcester, Mass., Sewing Machine, $85; II. Shaw, 133 Sixteenth street, New York, Gold Watch, ! :150; Edward Boynton, Nashville, Tcnn., Melodeon, ilUO; James Russell, Montgomery, Ala., Gold Hunting Vatch, $250; It. T. Smith, Providence, it. I., Silver Le ver Watch, $(X); Oscar Pmdv, Madison, N. J., Music Box, $15; Hon. R. S. Newell, St. Pauls, Minn., Gold Watch, $185; J. It. Sperry. Litchfield, Conn., Silver Watch, $55; Wm. B. IVck, Harlem, 111., Music Box, $75; Win. Jtay- mond, Dayton. Ohio, Sliver Ten Set, $1*25; Miss E. M. Schenck, Detroit, Mich., Diamond Far Rings, $225; P. Beaudin, St. Charles Hotel, N. Orleans, Diamond Ring, $170; Mrs. Martha Barnes, St. Louis, Mo., Melodeon, $1*25. t-fTA chance Jo obtain nny of the Above Articles for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing u Sealed Envelope for 25 cents. Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed to All. •3F**8ix Tickets for $1,18 for $2, 33 for $5. Great in ducements to Agents. All Letters should bo addressed J. II. RAY A CO., dcc20— <U\v3m* _ Box Ol.Jo, New York. The Celebrated PALMETTO HAIR RENEWER W HICH has been fully tested and universally approved to be tho one genuine, reliable, and never-failing Preparation for Improving. Boautifying, nnd Restoring tho ilair, should be found in every Southern home, ana on the toilet table of every Lady. By its use, harsh and wiry hair is changed into Smooth, Glossy, Silken Tresses. Every one who lias used the RENEWER, speaks of its merits in the highest terms. t%rAsk your Druggist for the PALMETTO HAIR RENEWER, and take no other. For sale by all Druggists. II ARK A L, RISLEY A TOMPKINS, Wholesale Druggists, Bole Agents, lidccl—3m 141 Chambers St., New York. ARTIFICIAL LEGS J±NT> ARMS. SELPHO'S PATENT. r.U! Bi-ojkI-vvuv, New York. (ESTABLISHED 87 YEARS IN TIIE U. S.) A LL who have had the misfortune to lose a limb should not fail to procure one of the above celebrated sui>- Btitntcs, which have been thoroughly tested for over 27 years, and stand unrivaled for all that 1h desirable In an Artificial Limb, and patients inuy rely upon obtaining tbe best ftuhstitue tho world affords. Send for a Pamphlet, to WM. SKLPHO A SON, feb 1(3—ly [j. ii.ago t. SKLPHO A SON 616 Broadway, N. Y. Hultlmorc AdYorMseiuente. IMPORTERS OF, AND DEALERS IN Condi Ai Haddlcry Hardware. MACKENZIE imOTIIKllH, Late Thomas Mackenzie A Sons, No. 222 Kaltfnioro Street, Baltimore, IHd. E 8 *r A M 1.1 fl 11 K D IN 1 8 *2 5 . 1 AELLOES, SADDLE TREES, 1 Ilabbs, llog Skins, Spokes, Sheep Skins, Spring-, Shoe Thread. Canvass, Saddlers’ Hair, Varnish, Eiiauieicd Leather, Carriage Bolts, Bag Leather, Tire Bolts, Skirting, . Mobs, Harness Leather, Wheels, Stirrups, Bits, Ac. Also, nil other articles appertaining to the business. PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE! BAUGH’S It AAV HON IU Super-Phosphate of Lime 'rflADE nov2K--1m SMITH A TllORNTON, Union Point, Ga. THE GATE CITY MILLS, Near Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, UEOHMA, I B new m.Hiiufaclunnj' EL'JUK uf .uiwrlur qualllT from Cl oil .1 New Wheal, uml w ill mm.ly B.ikera, Dealer* aud otlu-ra on favorable terms. Send for a r/trd of price, ami qualltloa. MEAL from While Corn alwa>a on hand. C. K. GRKNVHJ.B, aeplit—Jin ProwieLH. U*e Helmbold’s Extract Buchu. ANIIOOII and youthful vi^or arere’aineo ly I In.. . auLti'a Extkact Buchu. M MARK A 1H 1854 and patented l»v MAIM ill A'sii.Ns'Soie I'ro prielors.nl the Delaware River LI Works. I'liil i- dclnliiu, U. S. A. '1 his old established MANURE is manufactured from Bones that have not been biirm d or steamed, and it con Inins nil their original organic matter. It is active in its operation, and ia a fertilizer ol great durability, it does not exhaust the soil like Peruvian Guano, butou the con trary permanently improves it. Previous to 1N1I it was In trod need Into the Southern •States to considerable extent, and again in ltttfi, where it lias been u-ed with remarkable success upon COTTON, CORN, ToDACCO, AND ALL CHOI A trial will convince any man of its merits. I*ainplettj containing well-known Southern evidence furnished upon application to New York or Philadelphia olliees. i fT'Sold by Dealers in all the principal cities nnd towns throughout the United States ami British Pi vlucos BAUGH & SONS, HULK M ANU FACT U It Kits, bfiice, No, 20 Konili Di ln w are A Venn PHILADELPHIA, BAUGH BROTHERS & CO., General Wholesale Agents, 181 Pearl Street, New York. t*TFor rale by A. K. 8EAGO, dec21—2m Atlanta, Ga. B. HERMANN & W. B0LLMAN, Norcrohh IliiUdlng, Corner Marietta aud Whitehall StrceU. At ill. Lynch A Co.’n Ilook Store, Whitehall Street. Atiuntu, •••«•• . , . Georglu, DKALE1U IN Fine Gold and Silver Watches, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. A splendid stock of Gold Pens, Spectacles of all hinds, Silver Spoons ami Forks. We have also the largest aud most select stock of DIA MONDS ever offered iu this market. Watch Work iu all its branches a specialty. Jewelry repaired, Diamonds re set, aud Engraving done to order Goods ail warranted as^sold. deciH—3m THE BIBLE lVlTRUE. fpilOBK wishing to know the destiny of their deceased X relatives and friends ran learn which one of the seven »m!s (the six highest are Hearth*. *ud the lowest is dark Hades, six degrees in each seal) Umt they are in and also which one of the 12 degrees they have attain ed, Ac., by either calling Iu person at the residence of WM. G. FORSYTH, corner of Broad and Hunter streets Atlnuta, Ga., (charge oue dollar,) or by letter, unclosing one dollar, for every trn questions addressed to the de ceased. oa if they were in this life. The answers will be ia every way reliable, as the answers will l»c spellml to the medium by the deceased, or their guardiau au-'el teacher. Editor*, by copying und sending paper to me, will be entitled to service free. nov9-8m Miss GEORGIA J. FORSYTH. WANTED. O NK hundred Ibousad pounds OLD CAST IRON' Call at on-^e, before I am supplied. Closing Out at Cost, and Below. f KYPKCT tu change uijr bualoeM, and will therefore I sell my entire stock of Dry Gaods, Clothing, Shoes and Boot*, Hals, Ac., at coat. Call and see for yourself ilecljy-iiu L. COHEN New York Adrertlaemonta. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU IIKLMBOLD'S BDCUU, HELMBOLD'S BUCHU, HELMBOLD'S BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR Dlahulli, Irritation of tho Neck of tho Bladder, Iullam- motlon of lliu Kidney., Catarrh of tho Blad der, Blranguary or Painful Urinating. For llioao (liacauc. it la trnly & Hovcrolgn remedy, mid too much cannot be said In ita praise. A single dose has been known to relieve tho moil urgent symptoms Are yon troubled with of the back nnd through of IIri.mhoi.d'h Buouu will MlHOollnncouH Advoftliwmetttt lh»tdl»tre..lug pain Iu tho email the lilpef A tea*poonfnl n day vlll relieve yon. PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE. I mnke no .ccret of ingredients. Hclnfbold’s Extract Bncliu is eomposed of Bnclm, Cnbebs, and Juniper Ber ries, selected with great care, prepared In racr/oand accor ding to rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry. These ingre dients are known aa the most valuable Diuretics afforded. A DIURETIC Is that which acta npon the Kidneys. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU ACTS GENTLY, I* pleasant ill taste and odor, free from all injurious pro perties, nnd immediate in ita action. FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL, Buchu.—It* odor i* strong, diffusive, aromatic; it* taste bitterin1i, nnd analogous to that of mint. It. is given chiefly In complaints of the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, morbid irritation of the Bladder and Urethra, diseases of the Prostate, and Retention or the Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone in the parts concerned in its evacua tion. It. has also been recommended In Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Afl’cctlons, ana Drop sy.” FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, See Professor Dewees’ valuable works on the Practice of Physic. See remarks made by tiie celebrated Dr. Physic, of Philadelphia. 8cc any and all Standard Works on Medicine. From the LargONt Manufacturing; Clieiiilnt IN THE WORLD. I am acquainted with H. T. Helm bold; lie occupied the ng tin equally so befoi witl * * I have been favorably impressed ‘ ’ le. . WEIGHTMAN, ers & Weightrnan,. Manufacturing Chemists,) Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia. [From the Philadelphia Eve. Bulletin, March 10.] We are gratified to hear of the continued success, in New York, of oar townsman, Mr. H. T. Uelmbold, Drug gist. His store, next to the Metropolitan Hotel, is 28 feet front, 230 feet deep, and five stories in bight. It Is cer tainly a grand establishment, nnd Bpeaks favorably of the merit ouiis articles. IJe retains ins ofilcu and laboratory in this city, which are also model establishments of their clans. feel that ills remedies, although advertised, are GENUINE PREPARATIONS, And knowing that the intelligent refrain from using any thing pertaining to Quackery, or tho Patent Medicine or der-most of which are prepared by sell-styled Doctors, who are too ignorant to read a physician’s simplest pre scription, much less competent to prepare pharmaceuti cal preparations. These parties resort to various means of effecting sales, such as copying parts of advertisements of popular remedies aud finishing with certificates. Tho Science of Medicine stands simple, pnro, and ma * ’ ig Fact for its *--* for its capital. A WORD OF CAUTION. Health is most important; ar.d the afflicted should not use an advertised inediciue. or any remedy, unless its contents or ingredients are known to others besides the manufacturer, or until they are satisfied of the qualifica tions of the purty so ottering. Helmbold’s Genuine Preparations. FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, and IMPRONED ROSE WASH. Established upwards of 10 years. Prepared by H. T. UELMBOLD. PRINCIPAL DEPOTS, HELMBOLD’S DRUG A CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 594 Broadway, New York, And HELMBOLD’S MEDICAL DEPOT, 10-1 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. THE TOMLINSON, DEMAREST CO., 620 Broadway, New York, Have associated with them Mr. W. W. WOODRUFF, Formerly an Extensive Dealer in CARRIAGES suid HUGOIEH, At GrltllH nmt Atlanta, Georgia, • JACK the purpose of supplying Merchants uml Planters X at the South, by wholesale or retail, with any style of Carriages, Boggles or Plantation Wagons. Mr. Woodruffs long experience in the carriage business will enable us to give satisfaction, in supplying good sub stantial work, such as the country demands, at as low prices as can possibly be furnished for cash. We will keep constantly ou hand LIGHT CONCORD IIUGGIKK, the same as formerly sold by Mr. Woodruff, and which iH'canie so universally populurall through the South, us the IkimI Buggy in use. all order Addre* apr17 ly TOMLINSON, DEMAREST 620 Broadway, No FURNITURE. <)., iV York. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. rr*It will euro Dy»i>ep*I«. U » 13 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. t*rit will core Liver Complaint and all apoclca of In digestion. u m is EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. tSTIt will cure Intermittent Fever and Fever and Ague, and all periodical disorders. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. ISTIt will give immediate relief In Colic and Flux. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. t'jgTH will euro Coativcnces. U & 333 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. fpiflt is a mild and delightful Invigorant for Delicate Females. • USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. is a safe Anti-BUlious Alterative aud Tonic for all family purposes. IT & E EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. I^yitlsa powerful Rccuperant after the frame has been reduced and attenuated by sickness. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITHRS. It is an excellent Appetizer, as well as Strength* cner of tho Digestive forces. USE EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. t3FF"It is desirable alike as a Corrective aud mild Ca thartic. U S X3 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. $y*As it is being daily used and prescribed by all physicians, as tbe formula will be handed any regular graduate. EDWARD WILDER, SOLE PROPRIETOR, No. SJ 1 £» Main Street, MARI1LE FRONT, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. •FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AN1) RETAIL, BY llKDWINi: As FOX, Comer Whitehall and Alabama Streets, ATX.ANTA, GA. JAS. II. IIALL. JOS. B. BLACK. W. W. BALLWIN HALL, BLACK & BALDWIN, (SUCCESSORS TO CALHOUN & ATKINSON,) Solo Manufacturers of tho Celebrated CALHOUN Ac. ATKINSON COTTON Maysville, - - • - PLOW, Kentuoky. DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, 87 Hint Ht) lt*»uerv aii«l 65 ClirUtlc Ht., NEW TORE, Still continue to be the largest Furniture Manufacturers in the city. I* A K L O It , DINING ROOM, AN II OIiMiiil»oi* Fiirnitun', Canopy and Victoria Bedsteads, FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE, At 20 per ceut. Reduction in price. [j.M.ic.j _ ocl8—Cm . Y. CAltUAIlT, A. T. HAMILTON, J. B. VAN WAQKNBN. WM. II. WlllTrOBD CARHART, WHITFORD & CO. Munufucturern und Wholi.uniu Dcalcra iu Fine, Medium, and Coarse CLOTHING, AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING, AS, ST, SO and 01 Hudson Street, (Near Doauc, cor. Worth St.,) NEW YOIIK. [in.] 1>AV1D VALENTIN*; X CO., IMPOllTEHS OL' Silks Dress Goods and Woolens, 356 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. JAMKS M. BROOKS. 1IUOH MACDONALD. LOUIS U. I.EOAY. Ull.UIlt F. JOHNSON, Of Georgia, with BROOKS, MACDONALD & CO n COTTON FACTORS AND Co in iuInsId n M orehimtu, S8 Carundolet St., New Orleaua. ..rS®Ti ,>r< ’ r ' l, ' t * u * nt,on klvro to all Order., Alao, lib. eraLAdvance, unde on com Igumenta of Cotton and other L ri> ?5 cc - oc»-ltiu LOYLESS & CRIM, Warehouse and Commission Merchants, DAWSON, GEORGIA. W i ^*. , ,^ d *°. the “•'“"S of all Produce, or any nuA. ““"'ifnmenU made to Oicra, and proiopt relume deelB-Sm* fpiIE nnderalgneil reapecthilly call the attention of the A Southern Public to Uie (act that the, are the only persona authorized nr competent to make the well known CALHOUN & ATKINSON PLOW, aa will appear from tho following authority: Marsvnut, Kt., April 1, ISM. Meaan. IIALL, BLACK & BALDWIN having pur- fJW'Pd Uie entire eatahll.hment known aa the OAL- IJOUN & ATKINSON PLOW FACTORY-Includiug all he inmihla, patterna, atock on hand, ami everything per taining to the tmainrae—the underaigned, aa aurvlvliig partner, takea pleaaure In eollctUng tor them a rontlnu- imcuoftho liberal palionnge extunded to the late tlrm I he pa. liea cnmprlalng the new linn are couipeteut am! renpiiuaiiile, and all work dnne by them may liu relied on aa equal to any heretofore done at thin Establishment. Ma-. JANE L. ATKINSON, Surviving Partner of Calhmm & Atkiu»ou. In order to prevent an lm|K>ailioN which liaa lately keen practised, the undersigned would caution all nur- ('hanls and plantere that mine of llieac Plow, are genu- Ino, unless branded upon the beam with their namc- ''llAi.i,, ill.ai k JO Dai.iiuin, Sncceaaora to C'Ai.uoua (b AtkiNaoN"--and no oilier parties arc authorized or com petent to make the Plow. Tho l low tailed the "Oal- niiin is au imitation, und not the genuine I'ulhuini A Atkinson Plow. fcr~llavlug beeuapp.ilul.sl Agents for tho Mamirac- tnrere of the nlsive Justly celebrated Plow, and keeping II large supply always mi hand, all u/dura acroinpuiiiutl hy easli, nr city acceptance, will lie promptly tilled by ditll dliuw.Hm McNAUOHT, ORMOND i CO. uiiKuu r IRWM. i h as, a. ii aruick. ERWIN & HARDEE, eOTl’ON FACTOII , AND U K N K It A I. Commission & Forwarding Mdrcliaii^, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Llbernl Advance, made on C'on.iBiiiiiciit A' Savannah, New York, nr Liveriieo, s„ ,. pnra allnwtd privilege of sale in Savannah or New V. , one* cumiuishion being charged. BACQINC AND ROPE wtiTdesii 1 e rutes H ^’ nnt ^ 8,t PP3 u I to correapoudj in New York, Messrs. D. n lii it C-G. ^orrepondent. In Liverpool, Mesara. B. it. BA K and 1 A k 0,lt f»r the above well now unii long CHtabln<hed Uouhc, am prepared to luakeliui r ‘L\T a ;‘° n Co ‘ U> . 1 ! ^ othw produce conaTmnid thtni at Savannah, New York, or Liverpool. “ Olttce at McKeou Jt Godfrey's, sd Hour Frauklin inga, Alabama street, Atlanta, Oa. novIO—tin JAS, K. OODFR TN ci >v 3X i 11 i ii <3 BONNETS, HATS, AND M I L INE H Y O O O 1) t)| Tno Largeat aud Beet AaaorUnaiit Iu tha city, at the LOWEE1 CASH PRICES, Can be fouud at No. 18 West Fifth Street, near Main, CINCINNATI. HENDERSON & New York Advcrtlaeinenf NEW PERFUME For the Handkerchief. murs A Most Exquisite, Delicate, And Era- grant Perfume, Distilled from the Bare and Beautiful Flower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only lry PIIALOIY & SO!V, NEW YORK. BEWARE OF CODRTERFEITS. ASK FOR PHALON*8—TAKE NO OTHER Bold by PnurirrwtA ponerallr loses m CRIMAULT & CO., Chemists to 11. II. Prince Napoleon, 47 Rnc Rlcbeli PARIS. NEW & MOST VALUABLE MEDICINES FOR 1IITHKUTO Intractable & Incurable Diseases. U NLIKE tho Patent Medicines generally employed, imported from New York and London, the follow ing from France have been severely tested and sersti- nizi'd by the most eminent government and private anv lytical and operative Chemists and practicing Pbytlcian* of Paris, Ac., Insomuch that the entire Parisian Medical Faculty, attached to the government and other hnt/tlinl*, Ac., with the fullest confidence rocommend them to tho favorable notice of all languishing, not only under ordt nary diBeases, but those who may bo hoping agaiunt hope. NO MORE CON8U3IPTION DI8BA8E8 OF THE CHEST Gfimaalt’i Syrup of Hypophosphate of Lime. This new medicine, which is delicious to the palate, a sovereign remedy for coughs, colds, irritation of the lungs, ana is alao an excellent remedy in cases of con sumption. Under its influence the congh abates, uoctur nal perspirations cease, and the patient rapidly recovers health and flesh. NO MORE COD LIVER OIL! Orimault’s Syrup of Iodized Horseradish. According to the certificates of the Physicians of the Paris Hospitals detailed in tho Prospectus and with the approbation of several Academies, this Syrup is employ ed with the greatest success iu the placo or Cod Liver OH, to widen it is really superior. It cures diseases of tho chest, scrofula, lymphatic disorders, green sickness, muscular atony anu loss of appetite; it regulates the con stitution, by purifying the blood, and is, in a word, tin* most powerful depurative known. It never fatigues the stomach or bowels like the Iodide of Potassium and the Iodide of Iroo, and is ndmlnistcred with the greatest cacy to young children subject to humors, or obstruction 'lands. Dr. Casnave, of St. Louis Hospital, Paris, of the gl* Jointly with the Pills which bear bis name. Dr, Loriift’ 1'hoapliate of Iron. The best of nil chalybcates, adopted by tbe whole med ical world for the cureof chloronis, incurrhcea, povertyuJ blood, difficult menstruations, terrible diseases to which Females are subject. This excellent medicine arons* s tho appetite, impurts strength to the system, and is espe cially suitable to protect persons of either sex against the effects of hot and unhealthy climates, to enable them to bear fatIgne, and restore to tbe body whatever strength it may have lost by fever, or the abuso ot quinine or mer cury. NO MORE INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA ! Grinin nit’* DigcMive I&IIxIr of Pepnlnc, Pepsine is the gastric Juice itself, or rallier t principal purified, which digests food in the i Wheu from various causes, tho supply of digest the active stomach. ii 1 rrv — —westlve fluid Is too small, the inevitable consequences are bad indiges tion, gastritis, inflammation of the mucous coats of the stomach and bowels, heartburn, smemin, loss of strength, and in females general derangement. The Elixir ot Pep- sine cures all such diseases, and 1.1 v i u vomiting du- rlng pregnancy Better than Copaiba—Internal and Local—New Cu rative Agent. GRIM AULT’S MATICO. This new remedy is prepared from tho loaves oi a J r. illeu MATICO ami euros promptly ruviau pepper shrub cal and infallibly without any fear of inflammatory rcaalta. 1 he great, majority ol physicians in Paris, kussiu, Go- many aud Now York now iih« to other remedy. Fit'.* directions accompany each bottle acd packet, or mi c . plauatory treatise w !i be tor t ;*ost ice tor Pu UKNKKA.. n.iOi N J /a.i . GRIMAUlI ^ CO., 4.’ t. i . i In N. York, J. FI, BKCKHH, 138 Vrand N,. And y every good Cbemiq. UU1UN DU DU ISON'8 Digestive Lozengers and Powder Rwont experiment, made on. large acale by Profei.o- Kceont expvrlmi Palreqnin, of I.yo nonpitals and the X ,{L 4 ,“ “ lk “ 1,10 1 b ”* 0 . » new discovery due to Mr. Bnrln min ii Ii " u, f ?" <l . moll,,H ' r " f we Imperial Acade nsr •Lr*'’ 1 ’’ t0CUr0,n “" Dril " lul "PM mail f." wo11 «• or the Kid tlin u..VJ, V “ r ’ . rH ^'“? A*. Htomach, InUammalimi ..I aim,.,iss »i lr‘h C ' Tl ‘“ ftpleeu arising from lodigcallon dls enehftnUneD 1 under the Inilnonre of this .{Irengthindnpimtlfin* 1 **’** Clt P ‘' r *°“ rwov,!rB ,l..T?i. r0 ~ IU '.’ 1 nHilli'K nnd I’owder are presented un dtr tho most mvornhle w lentlftc aud inciDoU aa.plcvs tltmablv to the Inslu, and may be taken without incon ven-ence bv children as well »s adulta. General Depot In X'ar.a nt O RIM AULT Jt CO.’B, Oonoral Depot In Atlanta at JRNKINS^A* afs" 11 ™' SSwc Utpot iu v ' ,rk . at J. M. BKUKISR'B IL—-V Ig) Orand Street. WUOI, A flit AN is n'l'iiiji KftUINB CO.'S CELKBRATKD Portable Steam Engines. FROM 4 TO 35 HORSE-roWKIL 1*0 RlAi. Aj Jtj liiAW MIT.fjj. W K In®the l Un?to,l“H , JS? ? “a complete work. mannfactnro of I l“ortahlo t Rn'^noe^ncl £«/ i° hl ^ SSStoTh.pn% e e Ip< ’ rU ' to ^«“P«rtorto any^vorof Under '”0®' anr'ace and cy- l» required” y t0 ® Ter F PurpOM where power u All "ires conaUntly on hand, or famlahed at ahort no- t^DeaolpUve circular, with pric. U.t, .out on.ppllca Utica. N V °n D 8TKAM KNOWS CO., U )e9ft-ly Y ' Braach offlc ». *6 Malden Lane, N. Y. 6lty. CO. N. B -A large stocl^ of READY-MADE BONNETS on hand, for thv Merchant trade. Alao, PATTERN BON- aepis—am NETS. no. v':» Ute MUche " * Armatrong: ^ 'NO. M. COOK MITCHELL, 8HALLGR088 & CO., PROVISION AND PRODUCE Commission Merchants, IsOVJIBVILLlS, nv. UTS? T °~ T ' T - 8inlU ^ R ' q > Oox AWll^At- Helraboid’a Extract Bachs 4 Improved Son Wart convenience,and no exposure Ii , II Iiyn- wciW.-BeiBi a Private Instructor for Married pAnona readStt Tfy^^^Ato tnmrM life, .h.nld be acquainted with h»til tt shcal.'i a3 “af h.“S5E YOUNG No ^To tSernr.^^' AddrM. Dr. Wx. phia 41 - "ceatreet, above Fonrth, Phlladel- Je«-ly COTTON YARNS. Coviuiytoii MIIIm. Stoudmau MIIIm. wssaittiaa.-g Por (talc at Paclorjr l>rlcea. STEADMAN Jt SIMMONS, novft—8m Norcros.Bn.WIng Atlanta, Ga. WM. L, HENSL.ER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, ATI.AJf.JP4, Q'EOHGIi. irwi*” mt ' ** "‘fl. H. BraamaUer, Whitehall MpC-ly
