Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

HftW/aJs-'mii Crofckdi A NEW naJWtu op BU3INI FOR ATHENS. ’Su0O|)IBfll% ■'* GRIFFITH & WILT4F6RD, rv Qhsdoor below U. I* Bloomfield'* f j jf. | ! j-Clotliing Store.. • • W E will no! enter intq detail of the.tna- ny articles kept in the nfcoVe branches ' «r hn->iue« l|Ot wf invite nil to come Mid see fur themselves. not them Marbleixe-l (eon Mantles aud Gratae, G»g» and Cub* ft^r children? Cane Chairs, Wash Stands, Bankets, Brooms, Mats, <tc. Buggy Springs, Axles, Boxes, Bands, Carriage Trimmings, nc. Carpenters,’, Turners’, Millwrights’, . Blacksmiths’ ml Farming U tcusilr.complete. ... All which will besold lew lor cadi.at GRIFFITH.* WILLIFORD'S, Athena, top) 2? . ; It T WO months after date, implication will Be'mailo to the OoOrt or Ordinary of Walton County, -for tears-to seH 41>e land belonging to-tlie estate ofDbrothv Lester, late of said county, deceased. - *•' - H.H.CAMP Adm. SepiZ7 With the will amused. HP' GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY* W HERE AS; John E. Odell, applies to me for tbs guardianship of Mary Heed, ille gitimate orplwn of Isabella IiccJ, of sfltq •ounty. * ' All persons interested will* tnxt*' notice Uiat said letters will Tic granted at the next Jforenibcr term of this court, unless legal eause be shown to the contrary. Given unJct nrrhend2fst 8 .; ’1855T . M, GRAHAM, Ordinary 8ept 27. 30<T. — - -*•**'*■ • . — Ttt ^ J I (of" {be firm of P. A umTney & Brd.) fiavitig' determined t* leave the State, earnestly requests all per sons indebted to the same, tocunojh.r ward and seitb- their. tffcounta end not or.es Ion ger indulgence 'cannot be 1 given. 4 All sc- eontrts will be ernisidered iluc from the dale of OitMolutien^Aagust 8tb, 1855. jb&P'i, >4 f at Summer. - ^ - NOTft/«. rn»B capuihenhip heretofore «xiiting be* , X tween the subscriber*. under the name C£/'.F M * ,EY * BRO., wasdjMved t com r , ^ L <5h th§ 8ih day of August, by mutual consent, eiu *ri» amna ofvho fo’lmvng: Either party f 8 AotMftfod T6 use- the ‘name oftbe firm in'tbc settlement of the bbaioew/ They retain thanks to the citizens bf the tawn and surrounding country for the very, iipersrpatro^age^th'gy have received, ; Those iiitnbted to the firm jvill find their, notes and neerjunts qt the old stand, where vvoula confer' a special” favor upon lbs subscribers, if they would call soon and pay them off. ; P. A SUMMEY. - * J.B.E. SUMMEY- Aug. ie, tans/;* . «m, . fTTRE business willhe continued at thy old A stand, under thy Maine of SUMMEY A JORES, where they would be glad to -wait upon all their former friends and customers. I hey intohd Keeping, asusual, a good stock of all kinds of ^Groceries, Hardware, and a general assortment of.staple Drygoods, Ac nlT of whlcli will be sold on the most favora ble terms,“'for enth or good country produce . SUJdMEY A JONES. ‘ ^pt*t J6, 1855. I AH W \RT ROSE, M. e Roj at College of Pbyeici- ' V Physician in the for diseases of the T R. L. BLOOMFIED’S old Clothin l house, null be found, in addition, to his large and handsome stock of . .. . . READY MADE -.-CLOTHING, a large and splendid assortment of STS*whicbUr-1 Clothes, Cassimeres, Vestings, t tbit itis now' aX car*- &C,.' of tbs Stomach and Liver. I , „ , , k " tedieine directly into the bs made np to order; and all orders left . *. RAHAWAY. WLook out for a Scoundrel .& R AN AWAY from the snbscriher,About{he 20ih August lust, my boy, Clark, a Black smith by trade. Raid boy was last Seen «ti£ heard of in Madison county, On., where b* had been at work sometime previous to lit* disappearance. It is thought he^ffas been decoyed away br some white person. Sflld boy weighs about 1 ?0, or 185 lt».—about five feet, nine or u-n inches high—Copper colored —large “mouth and eyes—shows his gunt teeth very plain when laughing—his jirir teeth considerably decayed—was riding ' a bay horae about eight y*nts oid, with a black quilted saddle, the horn broke off—a' wart on the right &houlder t nnd ft !^nr on the right side of his breast. Said bot^is nbolit twenty- seven years -old. I will'■pay fiftY dollars, forward for the upprchenMurt ofsaiefboy arid' the scoundrel-wlib decoyed biin off, With eu- dence sufficient to cot iei hijn ; or A liberijj sewnrd for the appr icnsicn and. confine., ment. in any safe jai : tint I may recover Mid boy. i II. T)EAD\VfLEIi; Elberton, Elbert c , Oa' Sept. 20'. ' ' The "Georgia jijtcn .will please cony till forbid, add aeud dccount tO thistlfficc. ' ' ? T~r. ■? . . , GEORGIA,.CLARK .COUNTY^ ^ ottr J of said County flTn.EREAS, John W. ■ Hamilton Adminls- fftrator of Dcowry J,-Hamilton; late of saiAcouin)r,deoeasea, petieio<>»-tbe Court for a disrhnrg* from said Administration,' Therefore, All person's concern*A are hereby required to show caftan, (if any thftv hare) why Mid Admiaistralor should not, ht theregulag term pf s«id;Court,to he held on thefirst Monday in April next, be discharg ed from m Almuii#tratio»^. By order ofsftid Qoutii at a wgujar'term, held this 3d day ■of-3eptamher,.185S,.: Sept,C. . ASAM.;JACKSON, Qrd, a us, Loudon l is„ I hare rftnt mo In' ^ ble as Lunas is certain^ the rational mede of at- for goods or cutting and making w»U lacking the disaaae, and like many other *«*▼• prompt attenUon and wonranted to. great and beneficent discorerfe*’, it seems | give full satisfaction. stranM-why such treatment was hi* resort- ‘ ''' ———; ed to-long ago. Where there is life, tlmre-is-J l Notice, surely hope for the most seeming hopd—*' cases, as throughout all the stages of this sidions disease, th« wndtrful and beneficent sfecit of its treatment arasoon apparent. I n eases also of Bronchitis, Asthma,-Ac., tbe iukxlingof powders and vapors has be eminently succcssfnT, and to those suffer! n under any of the above named complaints, I can guarantee tptedy and certain relief.^ | havc'plensnre in inferring to' - 207- names, residents of New York, and neighborhood, who have .been restored to. vigorous health- About one third of. the above number, ac cording to the patients own stateuivQts, were considered hopeless cases. The inhaling,Method is toothing, tafe and speed#; and consists iu the administration of medimnea in each a manner they are con veyed into the Lungs in tike farm ofsapor, and produce their-action at the seat of the disease. Its practical success is destined to revolu- ticuixe the opinions of- the medical wprld, and cztablishe the entir curability of Con sumption. , - 1 arly adapted to Planter^" Traje^-% 5 liberal Applmanu will please stale if they have , hare of which we hav* m> Ioiigenjrfv4d, -and ever bled from the Longs, if they have lost h 10 p e still to receive. A Plantation for sale. T OFFER for sale' my Plantation two aryl ft JL half miles below .WatkinSville, bring the .ff^Mlncc formerly owned by Rev. i.N. Glenn "t contains upwards of six hundred acres* about one half cleared, will improved, with necessary ont bnildiiigg,girt-house- Xc. .with a saw-mill in good order. 1 Will also sell with the place my sawor, a likely and faith ful negro fellow. - . -JOHN CALVIN JLOHNSQN.- June 28,1855. - - ■- - - tf" , 'COLT A COLBERT, at the old stand of \f. T*. ■<& |J-C. TURNER Groceries sold for cash and I three months time only. , JAMES I. COLT, . william c. colbert;. No. 0 Granite I^>w, Athens, Ga. ®m. August 6, 1^55 BEALL & STOVALL, Grocery merchant., Augusta, Ga. 117IEL continue the Grocery .Busines is If ITS searches, at their Old Stand an BROAD STREET, opposite the Planter’s Hotel. Our Stock of Groceries will; at all times, be j 'nrge, the assortment complete, and patticul- GEORGIA, JIA1.L dOlJNTY. TTIIEREAS, J. EvOdeRhnd'J. E. R^wipe If apply tqjne for letters of ndmibistra- tioq, upon the estetebritnuheu Mayfield, lite <if said couuty.'difpeased:-* -*• All persons interested are hereby notified that said letters will be grauted at- the next Novemliertcrin Af »1.!s codrt, uni** legnl cause he shdlrif tft the contrary;' Given under my biihd gfst B^f.{*TS55. - M. GRAHAM; Ordinary. Sept. 27. ' ' ; ; 30fi. flesh, have a.cough, night sweats .and fever turns—what anu how much {hey expectofaje, hat the condition of their stomach and | bowels. The necessary Medicines, appara tus, Ac., trill be forwarded to any paTt. -, TERMS—Fiye dollars, Consultation fee. Balance of fee payable only when the pati ents report themselves convalescent. RECOMMENDATION BY PHYSICIANS. We, the undersigned practitioners in tne- dicThe, cheerfully and heartily recommend Dr. Roses method of treating diseases of the Lunfestmd-Thfbat, as the best and most efiec- tual eoer introduced into medieal-practice'. Ou WMA BEALL,- « . . JNO.AV. L. STOVALL. DISSOLUTION! - - T OE copartnership' in'the rranklm Job Office.here tofore existinc.'unilershe finr ofOMfcty Sl ICetsea, is this day di.iolved by mutual consent. The lmsine.se n iUpe continued hj J. H Christy—by whoa the debts oftbe Into concern wflTbe paid,'ana who I'w.irau- Ibofiied to Collect the demands due to it. - JOHN H. CHRISTY, Athens,.Jan 1L J855. . VVUXLAM K ELSE A. t i —» —...... : 1 "*■ Pay up! Pay T HE undarsipred most earnestly requestwlI persons .indebted to the late firms 6f CAkott!Kilse* t Buena, and Christy Sc Kiuii—as also those swloi him individually—to. Pay up at one: Many of theaselaiass hare heen outstanding a tong time, «ii iu mustabs4>lutely bo settled without drlav. He trusts that a sense of right and justice will lead, every onethdebtsd to settle up immediately. If, how ever, it shall turnout that he is mistaken in t his, he Will be forced, bowaver reluctantly, to “ try what virtue. 5SSCS . . Giu, nnd all other kinds of gearing. Mill- Irons and all kinds of Machinery made to order. . - - - .- Iron Fencing of selec* patterns, berets in’ jah!8 OHBISTY BEALL & STOVALL, Warehouse aid CommissMU-tfor- ***■ ' *ft*«t* Augusta "Ga., W ILL contihue"the IVAREH^USE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, in all its | branches find have removed to the FIRE convictions are bftsed upoirliavtagsetwil lisovall'dnth r*’ of out pwv patients., confirmed consumptives, restored to vigorous health after a fey ’ nea * the ®°k;lv ’ . months treatment by Dr, Rose, in the'aboye 4 P“» gB j n * Ut * p^ton. Bacon; Gram, dnd named disenses the application of^Meoicat- l ot , M ®° 1,clte d-. ' . * ed Vapors,’’ ibhaled directly into the Lung's, i , us j>al Advances made on 'Goflbfi ttf may. be ju>Gy considered a great boon to I ^ * a store, when required^ .'. Bufforing humauity, rendering Gonsumption I ABLotton consigned to us will be sold_nt w perfcetly curable disease, j are ^ 0B ^ e > .' v f' ere on ^ ot the firiM*may at Dr. Hose deserves well of the profession a " time*’he fonnd. GEORGIA, CT.ARKE COUNTY. "llfTHEREAS,Ev<*rett Yejtfbj applies to me VY for letters of Admiftistralion with the. •will annexed, op ibe estate of James Rhodes,, late of said County, deceased—These * are therefore to cite and admonish, all aud singu lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceas ed , to be aud appear fit tuy Office ou or before the first Monday iu 'December next, to slyjw enuse (if any they have,) why sgid letters should not then be granted the applicant, or to such other person or persous as the Cqiitt may think proper. Qivefi under my hand nt Offioe, this the fourth day of October, 18^5. ASA M. JACKSON, Oct 11 Ordinary,. STARCH POLISH. . JUST received by . J T. BISHOP A SON. Oct. 25 1855. For Sale or Rent! . - A NEAT dwelling place, occupied bV the undersigned, and“ adjoining tjie lot" of Mrs. Baxter, containing six comfortably •rooms, a well of water r; nhd qll necessary nut houses aud stable—embracing unu acre and a quarter of well cultivni'.d land^stocked with choice fruit trees. Terms very liheral Oct. 41 rCfy ’ E. M. EBW AliDV. tf FALD AND WINTER;GOODS. YlllIB Subscriber, -thankful-to his friends Ji and the public ‘for past patronage, in-, forms them thut-he is iu receipt of a large and handsome assortment of EALL AND W1NTRR GOODS;’among which ane Meri nos , DeLames, Brocades, Alpnccas, Ging hams, and l’rints. cheaper than-usual. And a variety of hther goods for Ladies and G*n tlemen. , P!o.tse cull and examine tov. stock. .Oct 18 ISAAC 3d. KENNEY.- rrr I RON FENOiXG, Balconii-s, -nnd Ycran das, of selcct-PuUerqs, manufactured to .Order by .the Athens Steam Coiujianyv j Oe*. 18 GEORGfA. CL'ARKE COtNTj^.' nrURREAS, Thomas Simonton-jtppiies t<j YY me for Letters of Adutiulstraikm on the Estate, of John \V. O. ok,, lute of said County, deceased—These are therefore **d eite and admonish all and ‘singular^ihe^kta- dred aud credit::*# - of said deceased, to hi snd appear at my office on or before tl»e.first Monday iu December next, to shew cause, (if any they have.) why said letters shoyldejtnt then be graqtod Aho jipplicunt or ,to ^uclt other persou or person? as the Court mqv judge proper. : - Givcn under my hand, at Offioe, this the 11th day of October, la^S. . .. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordioarv. October 25, 1885. ... » ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.^ TS7ILL beold bekwe the court hs't^e Y T door, of -Ciarke - county. «w tlie fifst '.''uesday in Jawuaiy next, during tha-legal ours of sale; One tract bf hmd iirvnkl etmn- TO THE PUBLIC. winzZf; Hour and •m* ( M3AL. . «-* TallasA Mini;? v Qlarke county, Ga. TflUE undersigned has leaseduf Mr. Robert - , J. T. Fowler, rof ft suries of years,'the above Quanted MWs^ori flie tjeonee River,. 8 miles Northwest of' Athentr, -near, the rofid lefftling to Lawrenceville, find having "had the same put in complete aud thorou^i Repair by'Mr. E. W. Wessfin, wlio is a superipr nftd practi cal millwright, 2nd who the undersigned takes pleasure m recommending as being nn- ( surpassed in his professional line, now begs leav» to notify tlie public, that he is ready to convert wheat fiitd flour, or corn into meal, in as quick (fine, nnd in a manner to give hs general satisfaction as fitly other millsofthe same number of tunners, either North, South, East or West. These mills have but one run, each, for wheat and -orn, but will each grind vitli ease from one hundred to one hundred and fifty bushels per day; they aire never inter- ferred with, either by high or lot? water, con sequently persons wishing, or sending gon loads of gram to be ground, will ftl time be detained Ttmgcr than a few | I have in my ctnploymenr-, Mr. Had Wright, tvhois ajpractical mUle'r. and whose character for honesty and veraci y, is so’Well knywn to this commumty''that' f need only say, his services are engaged as principal miller. ' r - . ; All grain received, to be ground at these mills will be mjtqghed and toled accordingly, aud a certificate of .Loth the amount receiv ed, and ret urned will be sent bock to. the per- sow sending the. grain.. Andh ra connexion herewith I wish distinctly to uotifythe pub- lio, that I have been at considerable expanse in -procuring and fitting up;two.superior Nq. 10,anchoi>brqi\d balliugcloth^. 'Chese cloths are in fine order, and it w. both my interest' nod my wislrto.kpqp them so.. Flour ground from wlieat-wct*or quite dainp, will ^aoon not-paly during Ay juiiuclqfUs.of thjs descrip- tiombutcau uaver be niade to please those semiingthegjajn either iu quality or quan tity—jrheuJn mpjt cafes,the mills or the miller, niter doing all that thry cat), do' on bad wheat, generally:receive tbeir^full.share kffblame. Wheat, therefore, sqnt.to these nulls, either ft’et or qaita damp, will ,{n no instance ba ground uutil the same is prpper- lj.dried,amfin every iusjance of this nature, the miller isio-bc the only judge -¥Hf» ug.to, keep (luise mill^i in, constant operation, tbodtadwsigned .wil gbqd V> purchase both ftheat aud qoru. Wheat will be imHhqsfdh thoroughly dry at the rate ot 60 lbs, and . corn at' the rate of 56. lbs, twthe buslighdelivered at tbe mills; and. the highe^jqashVSikC** will bp paid .for either. .The upimtig—Ij; fcsidiug at .these and intends "giviug his. pefsom for h(r'up wearied labors in bringing .the In haling Method to such a degree of, perfec tion. : - . ... RALPH STONE. XI, D, JONAS A. M OTT, M, D. ; - CYRUS KUI01.EY. M. D. - * - .SR », AUSTIN M, D. ORVILLE UPSON, M. D, - GAVIN WETMORE, H. D. DR ROSE'S TREATISE. ON CONSUM- ETION. Price one dollar. Address, JOHNSON STEWART ROSE. Office 931 Broadway,. New 1 ork i g rante( j at the' next November Term of said ■ B. Yh.... .tow « ">• Given under»v Wd offiee. -ill letters prepaid. My correspondence be ing-extensive, applicants to -ensnre replies, must enclose postage. Money letters must be regiatered by the Post Master,-when they will, be at uiy risk, not otherwise. aB times'be fdnhd. 'Commission for Selling Cotton, 25 Cento per Bale. , - V ‘ WBf.M.BiAlSi " * - ' ' JNO.'W. L STdYATX:' August 80 GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY. v VY^HEREAS, -Asa Whitbey applies to me * for letters of administration oh the estate of Arthur C. Wilson, deceased, tate-of said, county. The kindred and Creditors of said deceased are hereby notified to file ’their objections in I terms of law, otherwise said letters will be aiODHE & CARLTON H AYING moved from No.- 3 to 7 Grhnite Row, and having -purchased a Spring Stock with great care, ask our town and country friends to come in and examine, and we feel assured that they will be pleased with’ the qualities, styles and prices of our grinds, consisting of * • ■ - * . French and English Calicoes, ' -■*»* *• French’andScotch Ginghams, new designs, . French printed Jaconets, * ' ' > Fren^ijjrintedOrgaftdies, - French printed Bareges, * * ‘ Plain, figured-and striped Grenadines,** , Plfiin“Bareges -of all colors and qualities, jfich (Jrgandy, Barege; and Silk Flouucc'd Robes, • * ' Beautiful worked Collars,-from Sfi cents to ' '. 7'dollars, * CbemlzettsairdCbUevettsQf new find fash ‘ ’* idtiable styles, ' ~ Silk and Lace Mantillas flew patterns, Bleached and brown goods',; *■ Hardware, Crockery nnd Groceries, PfiBRY DAVIS* M: TKGKTABLE* p Apr. KILLER, STILL TRIUMOMAW, OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. W E take pleasure in reforring the reader to the^ testimonials of our prominent druggists a fid well known citizens to the vi r- t ite of Davis'Puhi Killer. We Rave Used *tlie artiolc and: found it valuable.' The sale of this article iu tbe United j5tuic#,is bcyoudall precfrlcnl, ns the books of the office wilLsUow. —Cincinnati Couimerciul, ' -D.ivts’ Vegetablk Pain Kti.m.x.—We refer-'our readers to n advertisement with tlie&jtove caption, in I he advertising columns of this nn if mug’s Kngk>. .Wc.fir>t lioard of this medicine diiring a recent visit to the New England States, and being struck"with fUe novelty of the title, we. wwe induced to make some enquiry about it, and were- sur prised to h aru. iliatit was kept "constantly' irf the honses''of most'ofihe inhabitants of Ihe citiesftnd Villages where w;u stopped; lo be used in cuserof-sudden attacks of*pifin, burns, scalds, &,c..and we heard it spoken of in terms jA high commeudatioa by b th drfiggistb and physicians Tips mueli w« can- with firopriefy say as'journrflis.ts, in fa vor of tlie article.—Philadelphia Engle!. • Parry Davis’ V,outablk 1’aipj Killer. Tii'V'T- l' -.1— Yplgutarily. conscjencpusly.aud with much Ajt 0 f fivhich we will sellout Augusta te> VreSsure, we recommend to our readers the taD pwcthr, with the exception of BlmeheT .,lw<-<j-nanic<l inedicinc'. \V //oftayurnand Calicoes,wluckwp do not pre teq'd to'selj for 2 cents p^r yard.less than Jtew ’York cost* for tire'purpose',of baiting grfieti ones. -- - \ . April.t9, 1855. ' " Coach-Mating and Repairing. . JAMES bTbORPEE, f T th‘5-bld stnjid recently Occupied by R. S. II. Schhveirell,*offers foT sale a lot of superi or-articles of his own manufacture, at redu ced priees—eousistingof Carriages, .Buggies,, &c. ) Orders forfiny thing in' hisline thankfully received and promptly exeeuted. J@5“Repai ring-done fit’shorttjbticeanil VeasonnKle terms. *' Sept; 1855. Oct. 4. M. GRAHAM, Ordinary EXECUTORS’ SALE. RflffPrV IiivPFWflF'f' Tsr I A CCORDING to the last Will {tnd ttOgerb Uiverwon Qo ldr, testament of William Park; lace of Forcomplete' enref Coughs, Colds, I Jackson county, Ga., deceased, wilf btf sold Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting of at the court h mse in Jefferson, Jackson c.o.. Blood, and all other Lung Complaints ^ on the Tuesday iu December next to Consumption. # # .. 1 betweeti the usual hours of sale, the negroe^ pHI3 preparation is getting into use all ^ to tbe es tAte of sai<I William Park. JL over our Country.si he numerous let- I cong i 9 tiogof men, boys, women and chihlreu, ters we receive from our, various agents, L be go f d for the ' nrpose of a Jivisiou.- inforniuig us of cures effected iu their imme Term9 cash Sept; 5 7th \ i 863 . mate neighborhoods, warrant us in saying | ROBERT C'PARK I • JOSIAH LESTER,’ \ Execut0M< Oct 4. •' 1 SWAN’S Bank-Note List and Detector. it is one of the best, if not the very ie*l Cough Medicine now before.the public. It almbst invariably relieves and not unfre- quently cures the very worst cases. When all other Congh preparations have failed, this has relieved the patient, as Druggists, dealers in Medicines, find Physieians can testify. Ask the Agent in your nearest town, what has been his experience of 4 the effects of this medicine. If he has been Published semi-monthly, at Montgomery, Ala. -...At $2.00 per annum, in auvanoa-Cw e “fr W uV?' 3 ,P “■.“Vw'S I THE work is printed on fine Wfiite piper and new selling it for any length of time lie will tell I L type, and in appearance wilt- be second tojioi)e iq you ItjJTHE BEST MEMCINE EXTANT. [the UnitedStates. - ... Below -we give a' few extracts from letters „ A South m.Bank Note N asseetial la r jvery B .... v.__ „■ (Counting-House, and.public office. Let us unite in we nave rootivw lately regarumg the vir- j advancing our eomnum interests, and not 4>crinit- tues of this medicine. I 'Northern menBnd Noriliern Detectors to fluctuate our Dr.S. S. Oslin,' of Knoxville, Ga., says:—I money matters as they may wish,, while we ;re qni- «T have been using your Liv^wort and ^ revised on th'^a, Tar vteiy extensively m my practice fortbree I publication, and all important financial changes years past, and, it is with pleasure I state I they occur, noticed. Every exertion wHl- be made to my beliaf in ito superiority-otel-all otbe [make it a correct and reliable guide to tire Banker and articles with which 1 .ant acquainted, | “SST^oprietors, * Brokers, Aacti 9 necrs, Commis- which it is reoo min ended. * I #ion Merchants, and others desirous of having their Messrs. Fitsgcra!3 &. Benners, writing | names and business widely circulated,.are informed from Wn vne.villo N C mv “ Thti liver- I that-a limited number of advertisements will be in- trom ^ayystnie. a. o. fim iiv^r- special rates for advertising by the, or for wort and Tar .s becotmug-daily more poiwt- r ehofter periods, maybe known by applying to any of lar in this Country, *JM> WE THINK JVsYlt I my Agents, or at the office in Atlanta, Ga. so. All . who 4pxe tried' it speak-in com- Specepatn numbers will be seat on application b, tbio- terms *of it, afid Bay it--is very I ^f^Sions mtendbd for ths-^nk-Note Lest and’Detector,*’must be addressed to'“Swan’s Bknk- Note List.” Atlanta, Georgia 1 - p/tlMTEL SWAN. Notice. * • ■ KOUGIA -^acksos.County,Nov. the 1st \JJ85J, will be sold at the lata residence of Williaiu Matthews deceased of said county on. Wedtesday the 5tb day.of December next all the personal property of said deceased, consisting .of horses, cattle, pork, corn, ted der. Wheat aud oats, one yoke - ofUoxen -and cart..Household and Kitchen. Furniture and various other articles too tedious to mention. All for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Sale to continue from day to day until all is sold. Termscash, MILTON MATTHEWS, Exec’r. Dec, 1, • . . . v Notice. * P URSUANT to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Clarke County, Will be sold •before the Court Hottse door-of said County, ou the first Tuesday nt December next, dur ing the'legal' hcrurs^ff sale, the House and Lot fit the- Sigh Sroals,- in said County, whereon Ephraim S. Hopping; .deeeaswl; resided at the time of his denth. Also at the same time nnd place, tbe Plantation of said decensed, adjoining the House and Lot, con taining about 1200 acres* a fair proportion of which is in th • woods. Also nt- the sathe time and place, the Saw and Grist-Mills at !tlife«p:d High'Shoals. • T : e house and plantation constitute a very desirable settlement for any person wishing to settle in taut part of the country; .and -the-Mills being,en . a never-failing stream, and one of the beet shoals in the §tate,.moke them the most: desirable .prop erty of that desoription, any .where- in Mid dle Georgia. . Persons wishing to purchase the lands or Mills, art requested,to examine them-before the day of sale. All to be - sold as the property of said dec’d- for tbebebefit of his creditors. Terms on the day. FARMELIA A. HOPPING, Oct 18 Exr’x. mcndablet tarms -of it, and Bay it ts veryi beneficial iq allayiatip«\^iO complaints for I which it is'rccomraenid«uJ ,,, **^"- Our Agent in Pickens District, S. C. Mr. e a :ers of Drills and intends' '"mug hfs. personal' and cunstniAa^nUoq to'fuo keeping the ’fianie iq complete order, sous at'all times tS^gitfe merited,satisfaction lo pll Ihat iaay patroh- ise him, v iand he to vain enough to'^ think that 111? bimsrelf fnillyrighf; and. miller too. ^Ul.-cparefoM^hat i%asked of tljepub- U* is a'fair'sJiaLe mr jjwjr patronage. . .Aug. ‘;0.-r3t.. JOn'N t CHEATHAM. : S. R. M&ran, assures us " utai ne uses with great benefit in hifiwVMnwlH and commends it to^his ufiigtlboiftr’ 'He gives, anailStanee of a Negro womau, in bis vjcini ty, who had bean, suffering with-disease.of re- • - Jaws* Bobersos,"General Agent. Mammoth Sale! Brennan's Dry Goods SWe, * a, “” “' " " BROAD STREET. % ^40,t)00 ^iV OUTH ty. containing nhuut-’four'hundred ittoic or leSs, auljoinitig Mr< TitWM, Benja min McR.ep and others, 'mi’which, is fir eiun- ' fiitHlJe (lw-yii* aiiit other vieccls-iry out- h«iu-ie.«, bein,-.the plareVheA-on John McRee resttlfid ftt tlie time of Ids dcatji. - • *- Jp-SO; At tho^ sauie lithe* ami place; 4;}! iq. sold hue uegro wuntun. Ppiltfs. about fig toWsmlwitt), woman Rlimbt. alutui Mpin Jesse j^o.qi 23* years jiui..;^Said cl OTTtind, ne^Yo ih.'m.fieorgCjty hu sold t the pfoperty of f sai5' Joliii SlclV’efiiecM, a'd theViriTer of sat-1 jt^rr««es ns'fhe uronejAy TIsaheltfiMc.Ri'e,,j«e of suiil* coufifr’, tfs- 'By vjr'ue of'r-r-Tbi* foohi tlu> Court J s^id county,tor the Iten^tf'of ^ of said jlfp'dt.-respectivBly . Notice. . TUILL be eohl ti public-outcry before the VY court house door-of Clarke county .dn tbe fltst Tuesday in December next, during the legal liours.M sole, 146 Shares of ihe.Stock of the High’Shoals Manufacturing Company, tto'be. sold,. ft% tlie property - of Ephraim ^ Bopping, lalft-of said county, deceased, by the Will of said dec’d, for the benefit of bis lcfeatass and creditors. Terms on the day. -BARMELIA A. HGPPPING, Exr’x. Nou.fi, 1853. NOTK^.- • A LL persons iudebted to Mary Stewart, Jw late of Jackson conftty, deceased, are fequested to make immediate payment, and t’ose haring demands uguiust said deceased uVo heri-by uotffied to itresent.them, ihtly au thenticated, jvithin the time pi-escribed by lffw. ■'* - ' JOHN A H^ARD. Bx’r. - November 15, 1855 ” rjtHE largest^td^ ^ ^ t0< * and Tar., . . ******** ~ -w * Such are the gooJ.report* Re hear of this Medicine from all parts of ■ the South. Foi^ a report of tip* airpmsmg -cures Jt has per formed in »Br - o r Eatern States patient to read panics each botUe. To all, wo say, Aare hope. hare hope I TR-Y THE MEDICINE!! & .. WAnvp’n iw qricnvlll Ever offered in this- City: On and after i a * 7 , < f. D . 1 N ® E ^ t s .° 1 Monday, Oct. 8, the undersigned, with a view And neglect not that cough which is daily t mftk J e a change iu the firm, and reduce his weakening your constitution, irr.tatnigy.mr t heavy s t oc k of Goods, will sell with- taroat and lungs, and inviting on that dread ^ reserve ' t Wholesale or Retail, the en- disease, Consumption, when so soothmg ahd j - VK;k / a n d to save commissions, he will- KKvrnTof? iverw«rt°i!f^ ^ l^tSSo thd-Good. would brifig. Kogcrs oyrup or ljiycrwort and lar. I A T A U G T I O N Cowntertoits miBwfafltoiL" Planters, Dealers, aOdrthc public The genuine article is signed Axduew j generally, will study their own interest .by aL _ . _ .ft ..... • I *. _ ? il.!. O 4 aaW KnfnVA Kni'tnr* alcn . P EQRGIA—Gl-wuc Covxtt-.—jW hey *JT Walter Carson.applies ta hiofor lett< Guardianship for*Laur‘a; Jane, Octayio Iaora Taiuta- Catharine, And- Rdbert Mifrtiif, or pbftns of John. A^Martiu, deceased ; These are therefore 'to cite and admonish all per sonsenneerned-to be and appear at • my office on or before the first Monday in December -nextf-tj’.shaw-cause.(if any -they have) why said letters sbogthi nofi -thou he granted’ to theappltqantyt to such y> ( ther p^rjsop; qr pet- Given under my baud at office this the 1 day of November, 1856. *•-■>■ • A8A M JACKSON, Ordn’y. Det^lr, - : , —i tres St. bet.Coati and St. Louis, N.O. | rest from date el damautide BISHOP i SON. EXECUTOR’S. SALE. ATT ILL be sold, up the first Tuesday in Jan- •<“ uatpy next, before the court house door xt Jefferson, Jackso%«05»ty, agreeably the lastuful and tostaxnen^nf Mary Stewart, •iSSUs W * ooiiSt»:tti- - ' ”—’ sears of toy..Hot; eight, o;an hay two ye of tt> livisi Nov 15, <f thirty-one n, Albert, a ten, Lewis.ft bo^ ' Middleton, a the purpose nc Etfgiish Dui INKY'S. Oct 18 Ga. Sole Agents for the 'Sontnern States, to i whom all orders and applicatiofls fof Agen cies must be addressed. Sold also by •Smith & Billups, Atheos, O.W.AR. R. J. Long. “ -jrBell, Jefferson,- ’» Morrow & Kenedy, Monroe, • W. Murray, Watkinaville, . J. R. Stanford. Clarkesville. C. W. Hood, Harmony Grove, Platt A Bro., Lexington, A. G. Wimpey, Dohtonega. Morris & Co. Lawrenceville, June'21,1855. NOTICE. .. -X^URSBsAJ'iT- to an Order of the Court -of JL Ordinary ofrGlarke county, will .be^pkl on Friday, the 7 tb of December Dhxt, at the residence of Jtthn'McRse, late of said sill the perishable property of t, , and?nj|p. all 'the pep^jable toabeltoMc Itae; dec.; consisting »*■ yoke Oxen ; 1* Mare ; Corn -and Fimner; Jiousdn»ld and Kitchen furniture. Plantation-Tools, surd varesus oth^-things not necessary to men^qp, Teams on the-day, . ’"r Nov.l, 181J8. ROWAN McREE; Adm’r. of John aw'd IsAfixLi* McRxs, Dec’d. N«»v.- 8. WHfT* w <, y -as NEGRO SHOES. F W, LTJCAS, will keep negro shoes .made at the Watkinsviile Factory. Oct, n: TAKE NOTICE! previous to now due, and prompt expected. WM. N- Oct. I P. S.—The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and sec the Sjlks. Merinos, Cash- meres. Wool,Pfaida, Alpacas,- Coborg Cloths, Bomhuines, dc. <tc.. * . Above the yv Augusta, Oct. 8, 1856. / ■' i !/*r=r—V EXECUTO R’S * S ALE. • TiURSIJANT to an Order of tKe Court of £ Ordinary of Clarke cgnnty, will be sold before the court house door of WaHon.couot^, Ion thefirst Tuesday in Jantury next, be tween the usual hours of 8ale,nfie Jlouse and Lot in the Tpwn of fcnroo, *>w m the oopu- tancy of Mr. Wayne, adjoining Rufus Hughes l’o be sold as the property of Thomas Saq- , .am, lata of fcafd cotmuy of Clarkerdee’d. Sold for tbe benefit of the Legatees- Terme 1 day. ^ JAMES T. SANS0M, Ex’r. iicstone! l FRESH sopply jntt received. A Oct. 25 T. BISHOP * SON Georgia; clarke county. . HEBEA6, William M. Bog^ XjSj appligsTo me for letters of admin- istralion^ cyj tltf estate of*Aaron Boggsflate of said counfy'qcpeRsbd.' These are therefore to die and adhfontsh all singular-the kindred and creditors of deceased to be anjl appear at my Office Stf54»tC*4fdhevt|ie first. Monday,in November naXltg j|liow o*use,_ ^if any. they have) w said letter! should noUtheq. be grant plicant; or to such other peraon o«* ‘’link proper. Given nnd' '-ihTs *25th'T(|iy'of Seplem- 1 •> e? i e speak from our own observation nnd experience' when we' say thur it removes pain as if by magic from all parts of the.body, and is i-nc of' tlie best medicines in use iur chccking Diartkoea, and for removing the premonitory symptoms of cholera. It is applied "both internally and externally, with the best effi-ots.ftntl. none who have once used the Pain Killer would, willingly be without it constantly in their houses. Ciucinuatti Eve Nfibpareil. Davis’ P41N Killer.—This article needs no donitpeut front us, blit the real worth of 50 valuable . compound, compels us to give publicity to it, ni our Transcript. Mr. Perry Davis, the manufacturer nnd inventor, is a gentleman for whom we entertain the igltcst respi-ct, and any article he sb*uM offer to-the public we-shoufd have the utmost fonfi fence :tr. The Pain Killer we keep constantly tra hand, and have done so for a n tinber ol years, nd have administired it for ails _f all dea- iptions, bo:h external and internal, and have ever found it to be the best remedy cx-. tant. We well recollect its Tuat'uitreduc tion for public patronage, it was then sold.iu. few shops in ibis city: look at it now. the orld are. its'palrons. A Few dav&'ago we published a certificate from Burmah, aqd wo tare* oTtcn seen them from the m.jSI remote habitable regions of the glebe. • Reader, if you have not a sup} ly on hand, we trust you have, as it is almost indispen sable) proenro it at once, nnd never be with out it again—it will save mnuy a physicuMift- bill. Pfovidenco DailyTrmsCtipL * : * “ We presume no Medical preparation ever offered to the public has been inore.thor- ughly tested thay Perry Davis' Pai« Kil- ,er. Thousands^f peraons.Avercjheycalled upon to do so, would cJiecrfully testify.that they have used it for various ills* with the most satisfactory success. It is within our own knowledge, that an itqaiense amount of suffering has been relieved by it. Its pro prietors, Messrs. Perry Davis &,Soa, save no oains or expense in order to satisfy tho.pub- ic- Being strictly honoiable men, they ob serve tlie utmost uniformity iu tlie manufac ture of.their celebrated Pain Killer; Tito materials, of which it is composed arc<«areful-. ly selected—suae but the best quality being used. By these means the high ropujation which tlie Pain Killer has long since acquir ed, is at all times triumphantly sustained.— In view of these facts, wo are-by not means surprised to learn that Messrs. Davis.A Son’s sales are constantly aud rapidly increasing- While we congratulate our friends generally that so valuable a preparation us theJ!aifl . Killer is-placed within their reach, we must be permitted to rejoice at the well-merited success of its liberal and enterprising propri etors.—.Providence' Gen. Advertiser. ' and W«8°n Casting's K nd I vliriety of Repairing and wr promptly executed. r 0«T general assortmtat of patterns osffthe accumulation of years. A, list wilt "be aent those addressing (post.paid,) '• REUBEN NICKERSON: Agent v. ^.t Athens Steam OoT copper, bra as and heavy in& castings wattfed. If J' Q.W.&H.RXL0NG, Wholesale aad Retail Druggists, -. .r ; - ATHENS, GA. K EEP constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of ' ■ ■ > j Paints, Oils, VarnishBS,; t)ye Staff by Brushes, Wtndotb Glassy Putty, tfe. $c. ; Also,dealers in Freunn, English and Ameri- • can Chehiicnls, Drugs, Medicines, Per^ 5 , funtery and Fancy Articles. Physicians, merchants aud all others oan depend upon their orders meeting prompt attention, upon the most accommodating terms. Thcirgoods will be warranted as repre- scutcd. January,1854. New Firm and New Goods. WATCHES AND JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, MUSICAL - ,J INSTRUMENTS, dee. dm. • ' Maqdevillc & Talmadgs IT A V£ just returned from NowYork.with JH a largq,an<l beautiful assortment of tbe above named articles, which they will sell triir-apfirThftfi can be purchased elsewhere. A great variety of rich Jewelry of the latest Style. Broaches, Phis, Ear and FingcrRlngs, gold jj’uard-aud fp 1 ; chains, gold Pen* aud Pencil^.gold and silver Buckles,gold and silverThnrthlcs; * * ‘ SPECTACLES TO StJlTALL AGES, and a gortd assortment of col'd Glasses; Warranted sterling silver table, dessert and teaspoons, stiver Forks, aud-all other articles usually opt in a Jewelry store. # The, superior advantages which tbe qub- scribcrspossessover those unacquainted with the bnsine|s^in purchasingdirectly front the manufactnvers- and importers, and being practical jewelers, renders them capable ol properly judging the value of all they pur chase anu recommend to tlie public. Ih tlie department of Wa tch and Jewelry Repairing,-we are determined, by enrefal and neat workmanship, punctuality and low pricesv to merit the approbation of the public favor. At} assortment of CLOCKS, of the latest stpH*, always 00 hand; from seventy-five eta. to otic hundred anil seventy-five dollars—oil warranted perfect time-keepers. A. 8 Mandkville, f W A.Tai.madgx. Corner of Broad street and College At. one door east of Paterson'sbookatbre. Dec-22,1854. - •-* la ; ; INK. INK, fPHK finest jet black Ink-ever offered in X-tbis market, now for sale on drattgltfc. S«ttd4» clean bottles, and it ie warranted -to suit. The same Ink' icalso sold bottled by August 23. ' - WM. N. WHITE. - BOOTS! BOOTS! rp HE uuderaigned has taken a Store oppe- JL, site the Newton House, on College Ave- and, where he will continue to make as fine nuc good BOOTS as usual, of any descrip tion. » t i 1 . • Double-soled and Water-proof Boota, Ruck Skin, do Pump, ■ do Patent Leather, do Opera, do Repairing done in the neatest and best style. Tlie best of French Lentlier used and win-rented. W. S. STARK. July 19 _ - / NEW STORE * •*" * AND . MW 0000$. No. 12, Franklin House Range,* (L. J. t Lampkin’s old- stand.) Will. J. Morton, (SUtXESSOU TO WM.M. MORTONS SON,). R espectfully announces to the public that he is now offering for sale, at the abofte stand,«large and varied assortmeutof A' . SSAPLE AND FANCY Groceries, Crockery, Hardware^ Saddlery, &c. The ?tocl is entirely new, and will be sold at priTses to suit the times. fflHritnat and the public are respectfully fnvitfcd'to call and examine for themselves f.if" The Books nnd Accounts of the late firm of William M. Morton & Son will to found ftt his store, and those indebted are reqtmstcd to caH and settle. Athens, May 10,1855. tf *Wasfirog-day* a Luxury! I AM now prepared to fill ajl orders for Hollingsworth’s justly celebrated Wash ing Machines—the greatest invention of the agel This machine can be operated by a child 6 to 10 years ol"age, as well as a grown person—not requiring labor, but merely healthfulsxercise. Will domore work than 8 to 10 hands—washing perfectly clean any article, from a cambric handkerchief to a bed quilt, and entirely without injury. It is perfectly simple, and can be operated by any one, and is not liable to get out of order. Clothes prepared in the nsual way, except not bailed,-that not being necessary. Orders front the country, enclosing $20, will meet with prompt attention. - These Machines can be seen in operation any day at the Steam Cabinet 8hop and Blind Factory, near the Town-Spring, rear of the Franklin House. PURNITURE, SASH, BLINDS, PANEL- DOORS,.Ac., cons tantl / on -.andund made to order: Repairing of all kinds done with neatness and'despatch. ’ Athens’. July25 S. D. BR1DG MAN. FAMILY GROCERIES. fB^HE nndeMigned-fespectfflUy- inform tlie B. citixecaof Athens and public, general TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC: saulttTr & IVY A T their oldstandtnear the FranklinHouse, Athens, *Ga. are better prepared than ever heretofore to meet the wants of thetra- veiling ptfbjie.' Those wishing to hire Coaches, Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, or Saddle Horses,art invited to give them a call—ns they have finer Coax es and better stock than at any time hereto fore',while their Driversareascarefulasoan be fonnd anywhere. i55»“At tho same time their terms are aft. good asthebest. R.Saulter, Z.Ity. ly*, that they have tab ta^aftJont. &. Piitard’s the Store-next door are receiving a fresh atiick ot ASSORTED GROCERIES A CONFECTION AkY, ajul will keep constaatr .ly on hand the best article that can be- had in market, at the lowest prices, of Well as sarted . S ejt ASA. Mr JACKSON, Ordinary. Oct. 4. t *t *—v v’7—-*—:— r* Tf NOTICE - mxiirz 28* May 10 L'-OJg. afl who are xsm d firm. BILLUPS. - Sugars, Cotfoes, * Teas, . Candles, Tobacco, Cigars, Liquors, Champaigne Wine, Porter and AJe, . i+- Pickles, Sardines, Lobsters,' *-■ Core Oysters, i Mackerel, ■ Green and Fruits, Aamomls, Filberts,) . Fireworks, <tc„ ■ Ancl various otfiea-artftdAftoo- tedious lo mention. ** * - -• . fftP^^/bme and bnv. - r. N. B.—Those indebted to tbe undersign ed bv note- or open accouut, for Clothing, will pfease ^ or. {hey mi^r find hands of im .officer.for collection.- JOHN F. PITTARO.&J COTTON, COTTON! G U R W a rehouse is now open for tbe season. Cotton and’other produce, stored at reft lettable rates. Sept Vt. T. Biroor k Sou.. . : a— i-— * CLARK SHERIFF’S SALE. l-ZAN the first. Tuesday in Dceetnbex-jicyt- L/will be sold before the Court House door- iu the towp of. Wat lcius ville I Clark campy within tW.legallioui-8 of sale the following Fdmr to wit' Anday (alias)* Tom*, boy abbot twenty-otie yeafs old, Susan a wo man twenty or twenty one years old, tretfi' a boy by th« 4fame of George, about Foor- years-ftld.-the other a boy abbot two yeakft old by the name of Nathan. Levied upon by three'attachments'issued from the Inferior Court of Said county.' returnable to th* ApribTerm thereof l855r One in favor of Townsend Crane & Co., one in furor of 8.- S^, Farrar & Brothers,and one infitvor of Wil-1 iam.Il. Beach, alt, vs. Milner, Whitlow & Co. : Levied upon as-tlie property of William A. • .Whitlow, one oftbe firm ot Milner .Whitlow above stated attach- ... •- 1 • ■*»; *.< es of land more or leas, nd- of Klntta and others,^ on the- THRESH Salmon in lb 4 caos, cheap, at Ken T atf’tn • March 30 * _