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jF®* ®J reference to tbe proceedings ofj and drawers of water to tfaoee who hare no j . tke National Liberty Convention, it will be seen that there has been a split in the in the ranks—those who are opposed to the Pitts burg ticket having seceded, nominated a candidate of their own, and resolved upon keeping np the liberty party. So we have 1 * position ?—Ed. Standard. now Are regularly nominated cadidates for the Presidency in the field, viz : ' Franklin Pierce, dem. ' New Hampshire. - Winleld Scott, whig, New Jersey. Daniel Webster, U. whig, Massachusetts. J. P. Rale, free democrat. or abolitionist,. New Hampshre.. Wm. Goodell, stralghtout 'Abolitionist, New York. It will be recollected, says the New York Hermld, that Gerrit Smith voted for Mr. Goodell In opposition to Hale, at Pittsburg; bat now Mr. Smith is in favor of the Pitts- _ burg ticket, although, like the seceding or _ Goodell faction, he approves of keeping up a distinct liberty party. , Thl Yellow-Fever is Charleston.— f The Report of the City Register of Charles ton, for the week ending on the 4th inst, shows thirty-two deaths, thirteen of which are by yellow fever. _Wc learn by the pa- feclings or words but those of ridicgje. and j contempt for Union mm and Union' princi ples.—Rom* Courier. - Ah! Mr. Courier—and what lure you done to keep Union men out of this odious NEW ADVERTISEMENTS! ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 Death of Geeigiun ia California. From the list .of deaths in California, webeauty of finish and durability. WALDER & GREEN’S Daguerrean Gallery, (OVER HOOD’S OLD STORE) , W E take pleasure in announcing that we are fully prepared .to take pictures in the best style of the art, without regard to weather, that are unsurpassed for boldness. W. LAWRENCE, A DAGUERRE AM ARTIST OF LONG EXPERIENCE A1T2> MUCH PRACTICE ILL remain in Cassviile a short time pa., aged 27 years. Died March 20th, D. B. lieed, of Murray county, aged 23. Died April 12th, George Myers, of Cass county, of fever and dysentery, aged 35. Died A- prir20th, A. F. Stone, Murray county, of „ _ _ _ fever and dysentery, aged 35. Died April pers from Ihat city, that efficient measures [ 23d, J. Norton, Washington county, of fever hVft been taken by the city council to have | and dysentery, aged 26. each lot in the various Wards strictly in for the purpose of practising his pro fession. He deems it unnecessary to refer Pictures i to the many flattering testimonials which notice the following from our State. Na- I 811 <»P»ed. The rick and post- | he has received from the press in the.di^r- I „ . - , r .. V.. , T ., mortem cases attended to promptlv. A large ! ent States in which he has practised the art, I th!Ul * ,rdof Hhbettham, died Jnly 23th, asgortmeat ^ lodt ^ {j ^ m „ he thinks aft cccular demonstration of I a * I° wa Canyon, near ueorgeton, El Dorado onc ^ f our pictures, on hand; also, breast .his skill will be more satisfactory,. The cit- comity. At the warns place or August 1st, pins and fancy book esses, inlaid with pearl.; irens of Cass are respectfully invited to call died Genre Ward, , of Lumpkin, agedubout The public are respectfully invited to call and examine specimens. •to vp , ra * and examine specimens. Atfg. 19, 1852. rT L , ‘wwi * . : E. W.Waldeb. I X. M. Geeev. - On board the bant Emily, ^ln d;stress ——— near San Blass#) .'bound from Panama to Great Attraction! „ San Francisco, wc notico the following: ] mHR undersigned has jusf received^ lot Died March 10th, Clifford Stone, of Spring tm. of the most useftfl and attractive Books Place Ga., of fever, aged 26 years. Died cver brought to this market——among which March 17 th, Dr. J. H. Galt, of Spring Place, ar< L the following: _ Bunyan s Minor Works. Dealings with Dombey and son. ' spec ted, and all nuisances and causes of dis ease carefully reported. The deaths report ed are all among foreigners, and persons who had resided in the city less than twelve months. We are informed by a Charlesto nian that the mortality dojs not convey a * correct idea of the extent ami prevalence of * the disease, and that one of the first physi cians had advised all strangers to leave the " city.—Sav. Courier. A Romantic Suicide.—A man named Patrick Bartlett recently committed suicide in Pike county, Alabama, by hanging him self soon after his marriage. The Troy Palladium says: He had been in love with a young lady, but was prevented by some means, from marrying her, and wedded another. Soon after his marriage, he carried his wife to see his parents, and there met the young la- j dy, his former love, to whom he appeared to have been devotedly attached. Their feel- ' ings upon 'meeting overcame their sense of propriety, and they rushed-into each other's ' arms, embraced, and were melted to tears.. This seems to have revived, in a ten fold de gree, his love for her ; and after carrying his wife back to her parents, said that -lie would go to Troy and mail a letter, which he had written ; but it appears he came to the determination on the way to destroy himself, which he did, in the manucr above ‘ described. Please Stop my Paper. « I am going to stop my paper,” said a miserly subscriber to a newspaper, to one of his neighbors, <• I cannot afford to take it.” «« How much does it cost you a year ?” asked the neighbor. « Two dollars and .a half,” was the re- Plj- l afford two dollars lad a • i . Mink of it, only tw#-doUari*- long 2S»e. i you kav* only a few sueh to spend hereon earth. A year! a whole year ! and only two dollars and a half a year! And what do you get for your money ? A large, elosely printed useful sheet; giving you the news of the week , and a large amount of mls- cellaneous reading—philosophical ami grave and humorous—And you cant afford two dollars for such a paper a whole year.” ** Well, I declare neighbor you talk like an experienced man. I never thought of it on just that light before, is it only two dol lars and a half for a year and yet the pa per comes to me every week, and I love to read it; I always find something in it that ie interesting to me. And, moreover, on sec ond thought, I perceive that, after all a good newspaper is about the cheapest thiug a man can have. He gets more reading for his money than he can in any other way.” <iTrno neighbor, and this shows, that Sihat I have a 1 realty said, ia true; .newspa pers seem to bo designed almost exclusively for the poor. No man is too poor to take a • good newspaper, because it is the cheapest hing he can have.” Federalist. Juhius’ Letters. Burns’ complete works—Library style. Goldsmith's and Moores, do. do Hale's Dictionary of Poetical Quotations, i Preston's system of Book Keeping. Amelia’s Poems—Dick’s Works. Headley’s Washington, and his Generals. “ Napoleon and his Marshalls. Wild Girl of Nebraska. Texan Virago, ot the Tailor of Gotham. Katharine Wrlton, or the Ite^el of Dor- Mail Bobbery.—The mail bag made up at Philadelphia for Savannah and parts he- cheater, yond, on the 9th inst., was found in the' Love Adventures of Solomon Slugg. Kensington Railroad Depot to-day, <Mon- j Scalp Hunters, by Mayne Reid, day) rifled of part of its contents.- It is noti ^Eolinc, or the Magnolia \ ale, by Mrs. yet ascertained what has been abstracted. Alabama Convention.—The committee j of -the Southern Rights Convention made report, nominating Geo. M. Troup for Presi dent, and Gen. Quitman for Vice President, which is now under debate, MARRIED, On the evening of the 7th inst., near ; Hentz. j Prairie Bird. Jane Eyre. Halliburton’s Yankee Stories, 50cents. Uncle Tom’s Cabin, by Mrs. Stowe. Cook’s Voyages round the world. Sanford and Merton. Phillips, Curran, Gration and Emmett. Campbell’s Poems—small ed. Marco Paul’s Travels—1 vols. Springs’ Glory of Christ. Mother’s Recompense, by Grace Aquillar. Home Influence. “ “ •« Wild Western Scene?. Webster’s Large Dictionary—unabridged. Also; a large lot of common and fine Let ter paper, envelopes, steel pens, inks, wa fers, &c &c We sell cheap for cash. JOHN W. BURKE, Agen! NEW BOOKS! Come and Buy! Just Beceived at the . Cherokee Book Store, T HE FOLLOWING new and interesting works:- •• .. Napoleon Dynasty, by the Berkly men,2 50 Lorenzo Dows complete works* 2 00. - Sparks’ Life pf Washington, 1 00. t Haliburton’s Yankee Stories, 1 00. Book ol Knowledge, 1 00. Fox’s Martyr’s, 1 00. -ft Thrilling Adventures, 1 00. Georgia Scenes, I 35. Life and works of Dean Swift, 1 00. Simms’ Life of Marion, 1 00 “ Gen. Greene, 1 00 Uncle Tom’s Cabin as it is, 1 75. History of the Mormons, I 00. Leslie’s Cookery, 1 00. James Mont joy, 30c-. . Sanford and Merton, 60c. Wm. Tell, 50c. Daniel Boone, 50c. Roughing it in the Bush, by Mrs. Moo- die, 50c. Miss Strickland’s Queens of England, 6 vols SIO 00. Fifteen Decisive Battles, 1 25. Stewart's Free Mason’s Manual, 1 00. Temperance Tales, &C., 1 25. ASsop’s Fables in Rhyme, 1 00. Judah’s Lion, by Charlotte Elizabeth, 50c. •Sargent’s, Russell’s and Frost's Speakers. Rollins’ Ancient History, 3 50. September 2, 1852. ADVERTISEMENTS. wm>. DR. ROBERT C. WORD Office—N. East l.of the Court House. Ian 5, ;?5. ,50 -ly. ADVERTISEMENTS. SOU' ERN BOOKS THAT ABE SOUTHERN!! A ND not old rejected Northern books, re vamped with a Southern title, but Compiled. Printed and boupd at the South, and upon Southern' Paper. This is not the ’case with any other school books presented * for Southern* patronage. Except the.put- DB. MILES J. MURPHY, RnYSOMEDICAL OK lioTAXIC PlITStClAN, H AY ING permanently loeated-at Carters- t; n „ un 0 / the tvpe, the manufacture is most- vi.He.yiH,attend | romptly ro all calls as lv [he 1 result oi’ slave labor. Physician or Surgeon, hoping from a well , * _ ntp ”TV founded medical education and successful B. r . (jr li 11’ X' 1 , experience to merit and receive a ’liberal i Uncoil* <i:i. share of patronage. 0^“ Particular a.tv" ! Has jast published the following highly non paid tO«nseases of females. . i, % * ° ° - Office at H. 31. Morgan's Store, onposi/cthe I ’ v,uu ^ 1C ' A, T - ^ TT ,, Carterscille Hotel. 1 Feb 12 j bO L 1 1.1 lb lv SCHOOL BOOKS! ADVERTISEMENTS. American Iroa Fowflry, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. OSMOND, GRAY & Co. H ANING completed their arrapgeriteMs, the proprietors of the aboveiiamfed es tablishment, are nowj>repai«ed to executed 1 orders for every description of castings ar the shortest notice and in the best manner, i To R. R. Co’s &. Car Boildgjjs Wc are prepared, to manufacture CUffed railroad car and engine wheels of every kind equal to any wheels manufactured at the Northern and superior to any mapafactured at any Southern Foundry, j\ad iit prices as 1 “ ke delivered ftom any NEW PROVISION STORE. dairsville, by the Rev. R. A. Milner, M Lewis F. Mai;net to Miss Nancy A. E; Whitesides. On the evening of the 12th inst!, by the Rev. A. W. Buford, Mr. M. A. Jones to Miss T. A. C. Waldroup, all of Cass coun- D T - In the city of Atlanta, Ga., on the morn ing of the 7th inst., by John Evans, Esq., Mr. Richakd C. Gref.r, of Clarke county, Ga., to- Miss Martha Reynolds, of the former place. School. P ARENTS and Gnardians are respectful ly informed that a Male School under DIED. Recently in Washington county, Arkansas, Charles WoVford, formerly of Haber sham county, Ga., aged about 60years- the charge of R. F. Nf.et.t, A. B. Ee—scho lar of the University of Dublin, & Female ~ bool conducted by MKjNeely, are now operation in Cass'villef Vhe rates of Tu ition are as follows— Spelling and Reading, per quarter of eleven weeks'.'.’. .$1 00 Reading, Writing, Geography, and A~ rithmetic,. $6.00 The foregoing Branches, with Grammar and Composition,’....’ ‘.'.’.7. $8.00 Latin, Greek, or Mathematics, $10.00 Drawing and Painting,. .’..7.7.7.$4.0() French, 7,7.7.'........ .$4,00 Cassviile, Sept. 16, 1852. REfEIFfS, For subscription to Jjjp ts'rAXDAkb, for the 4th of July last. week eniling Sojjff'let!., 1852. A- ilfosteller,'^ninniervinc, %' 8. Turner, Ala’tGOita, John Kineara.'Wales'ka, i John Kennedy^CartersViile, ‘R. Harwell, «« » Jas. Cantrell, Huntsville, ^r. f. b.) Noah Anderson, « «« Brought to Jail, IN Cassviile, Cass county, on the 10th inst., a ipsgro man cabling himself Aaron, and says, he belongs to a man named James H-. ; Jones, of | Muscogee county ; and left home on the 4th of July last. Said negro is about 25 ot 26 years old, yellow complxeion,. five feet o qq ! five or-six inches high. The owner is re- *” ’ quested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take said negro away, 35 or he “will be dealt with according to law. 2.00 2.00! 3.65! . B. ’m6RNllBOUGH, Jailor. Sept. 1G—tf TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOOTH. 2.00! Merrjl Cantrell, <* •< A. Hassell, Summerville, .Gt;ft A. Lawliou, Canton, ^ilas Bell, C .issvill, A. M. Floyd, « Allen Helms, Kingston, S. T. Mays, Calhoun, W. II.- Dodd, Kingston, W. G. Grambling, Marietta, D. B. MoElroy, fellow River, S. McDow, Adairsville, Whenever mistakes occur in receipts, or any omission is made, the subscribers inter ested will please inform its, so that proper corrections can be macWi .65! Roath’s Monthly Magazine. 3.65 fTMIE undersigned propose to issue, on the 2.50 j A first day of January next, the first num- g 5§ j her of a new Literary Magaizine with the g-. j above title. The name of the editor, Da- | vid L Roath, Esq., is a sufficient guaranty 2.00 j that the work, will be worthy of the* most 2.00 ; extensive patronage, as it-is a nam tvhieh has been long and favorably-;known to the. 3 -q i literary dircles of our country-. We ask the 2.00 2^0 AUGUSTA PRICES. [Corrected weekly from Chron. & Sent.] Hon. J. U. Lumpkin. We are pleased to see the following from the Federal Union, and adopt the sentiment of the Savannah Georgia, that with this spir it actuating the Union democrats, we defy | all firebrands that may be attempted to be i 'thrown among us. wit is currently reported that Hon. John j H. Lumpkin wrote a letter to a distinguish ed democrat in one of the middle counties, that he entirely disapproved of the policy ‘of nominating a second Pierce and King tfeMvand his determination of supporting the regular democratic ticket. . We find the foregoing in the last Marict- U-M*oc«/e, and like many other rumors, it is put forth undoubtedly to entrap the un wary and unguarded. We Arno;© that Judge Lnmpkinhas said he would sooner suffer 1 ttikrtyrdom than vote for the Southern Rights "electoral ticket now up; and but a few days 'wnee he declared in our presence, that he Sranld mot vote for that ticket. Sot Judge Judge Lumpkifi peculiar in j ’position and feelings on this subject. Bagging, Gunny, per yard, 13 a 14 Bacon, per lb. 11 a 15 Butter, “ 18 a 30 Beeswax, . 18 a 20 Bricks, per 1000, 5 50 a 620 Cheese, Northern, •per lb. 9 u 11 Coffee, Rio, “ '- 94 a 11 Laguira, - <■ - !0a 15 Java, “ 13 a 11 Corn, pci - bushel, 50 a 65 Domestic Goods.— -Yarns', 80 a 90 .Osnalmrgs, per yard, 9J a 100 Feathers, per lb, 35 a 40 Flour per bbl , 5 50 a 7 00 Rmi, per lb, 12 a 15 Molasses, per gal, 23 a 37 Nails, per lb, 34 a 4 Oats, per bush, 25 a 37 Rope, per lb, 8| a 11 Sugars, per lb, 5* a 41 Salt, per bush, 40 a 20 Twine, per lb. 18 a 55 Wheat, per bush, 80 a-1 00 ! people of the South to aid us in our effort to develope and foster our native talent—to lend us a helping hand in our attempt to create in our midst a healthier and more extensive Literary taste. The work will be a monthly of l’orty-eight pages, printed' in the most beautiful style of the art. Six numbers will constitute a volume. TERMS: One Dollar a volume. No name will be entered on the books without the cash. All remittances must be directed,post paid, to Roath’s Monthly Magazine, Augusta, Georgia. . . CHRISTY & XELSEA. Athens, Geb. Sept! 1, 1852. GEORGIA, tTfeSS CUUNTY. W HEREAS, Avelinah Creed and Owen Lynch, apply, to me for letters of ad- MEDICAL C0LIEGE OFGEOilGTA. T HE twenty-first course of Lectures in this institution will commence on the firs\ Monday in,November nejxt. ’Aratomy, G. M..j?EWTqs,,M. D. Siiijgcry,L. A. Dccas, M. D, Institutes and Practice of Medicine, L. 1). FoVd, M.U. _ ysiology and Pathological Anatomy, II. V. JM..Miller. M.T), . aleria Mcdica, and Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudence, I. P. Gakvik,M. D. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and nfants, J. A. Eve, M. D. Chemistry and Pharmacy, Alex. Means, M. D,. ,. - Demonstrator of ATiafbmv,lI. F. Camp bell, M. D ....., Assistant Demonstrator, Robert Camp bell, M D. Clinical Lecture^, will be delivered regu larlyof Ihe City Hospital, and aipple. oppor ' tumnes will be afforded for the study of practical Anatomy,..^ Important additions have been made dur ing the present year, to'their means for Dem onstrative I eachiifg in Obstetrics, Patholog ical and Surgical Anatoihy, discuses of the skin, &e. For further information, application mav be made to any ol the Faculty, or io G. M. NEWTON, Dean. July 29—25 NEW FASHIONS AT ADAIRSVILLE, GEO. J THE SOU TRIERJV ORATOR, 1 ALL over on the west side of the Rail • c ons i s ting of Elements of Elocution, and \J Road, and bny vour (.roceries cheap i selections, suitable for Declamation and Rc- fqr cash .or liartnr. Here you can alwavs find ; eitatiort, Iroin eminent Southern Orators Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Lice, Salt, Bacon, I an(l w r ;t cr s. Lard, Meal, Flour, Cigars, Tobacqo, Siuifi,! AP.TL.'1CHIAJ\' PRIMER Candies, Raisins,-Clieese, Pickles,&e 1 D. A. CRAWFORD. June 3d, 1832.—6m. CHxVS. H. DURYEE, Forwarding, Storage AND GENERAL. Commission Business, NO. 66, BAY STREET, , Saviinnalt, DURYEE will, at all times,give his careful and prompt pe sona! aitrntion to receiving, selling, storing or forwarding whatever cottons or other produce may be consigned to him, on which the usual advan ces will be made. REFERENCES: Messrs. G. W. Garmany & Co. Savannah. “ Jeffers, Colhran, & Co. Hamburg. “ B. S- Dunbar & Co. “ “ S. C. Grenville & Co. Augusta 1). Osborn,'Esq. Forsyth. Messrs. J. Norcross & Co. Atlanta, “ R. W. & T. G Situs, Newnan- J. W. Burke, Esq. Cassviile. J. A. Erwin, Esq. ~ B. Brantley. Esq. Penfield. Butts, Pickrell & Co. Baltimore, llollis, Stark & Co. New Y'ork. August 26—29 FOR FALL AND WINTER! A. C. BAT W OULD respectfully inform his :old friends and customers that he has just received his fashions tor tke ensuing season, from the celebrated Mahan’s establishment. Philadelphia, and is prepared to wait on them at,his shpp, opposite- Latimer’s hotel, Call ana see him, and look at his fashion plates. Sept. 9, 1852. Atteiitiou, Lawyers'! ■\ GENERAL, digest index to Georgia XX Reports, including 1,'2, 3 Kelley, 4 to 10 Georgia Reports, Charlton's anil other decisions. Compiled by Thomas R. R. Cobb and W. W. Lumpkin. A small supoly just received aud for sale at the Cherokee Book Store. Sept. 2,1852. AUSTRIA IN 1648 A 1849. B Y Hon. WM. II. STILES—2 large vols. Illustrated. A few copies just received Illustrated. A few copies just received and for sale at’ the Cherokee Book Store. * Sept. 2, 1852. FINE NOTE PAPKE L ENVELOPES W E have just received a rich assortment men: of the above, at the Cherokee Book Store. Sent 9 1852. ministration, on the estate of Francis Creed, late of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and -admonish all, and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show ctusc, if any they have, why said let ters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 13th Sept.. 1852. T. A. WORD, Ord y. Sept. 5 32 39d* GEORGIA, GORDON COUNTY. HERE AS, A. T. Smith and H. W. Fite, apply to me for letters of ad'- *We hare heard no Union men in this region Peas, per bu. ; Eirethe least encouragement to the idea ° ’ tlflfcl Hi) Would under any circumstances repport the fire-eating ticket. And we pre- wuae a aanilar feeling exists in other parts of the 8tate. A Union democrat from Mas aogee remarked in our office the other day, that ulem there was another Pierce and King ticket pat up, he should rote for Scott and Graham; that he would not enlist un der atommsU leaders. These leaders are ffaylaf ndmpgaae: Whilst they try to «et Che support of the friends of Pierce-and the delusive cry of democracy, l$f dtusuncing and ridiculing the late Ua- iea enase and Union leader*,- they hope to renliu hath so edaous to the people as to give them the control of the State and the coun- try ;Und uhre Atlanta Priced Cnrrcnt. Corrected weekly from the Republican. Corn, 40 a 50 Bacon,...... .....11* a 14 Batter,...’... 15 a 25 Cotton 7 Com Meal, .40 Flour, per bhl.,. . .‘..... .^’...$6.(10 Eggs, per dez.,,.... 10 Lard, by the obi., 11 Chickens, each........ i ....... lb Potatoes, Irish per bu...••’.....90 .......70 Salt, per sack, $1.70 Feathers,per lb., .1...... a 9 a 50 a 700 a 12* a 12* a 15 a 100 late of said cofintr, deceased. These are therefore to cale and admonish aB, and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted. * , Given under my hand at office, this 6t& Sept. 1852. A. STROUP, o. o c. Sept. 16 32 30d. GLUuuiA, C'A8S GOtJNTY. \ LL persons concerned are hereby notified XX that, sixty days after date, I shall apply to Thomas A. Word, Ordinary of stid coun ty, for leave to sell the land and negroes be longing to the estate of tbe late John Vaugh an, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. JAS. VAUGHAN, Adin’r Sept 9 31 2m WASHBURN, WILDER & CO. Factors and Commission Merchants, SAVANNAH. GEO. YJ7TLL continue '.he abuve business, J4 Bay street, east of tbe Exchange. Orders lor bagging, rope and other sup plies filled promptly at lowest cash prices. Refer to Maj. VY m. Sanford, Geu. S. P. Myrick, Baldwin,co.qnty. , , M. Dennis, ,S- B- Marshall, Messrs Carter and Harvey, Putnam coenty, .. . A. McAilum, Ira Peck, Twiggs county. Messrs Black & Cobb, Messrs. Carter & Harvey, Rome. Mdj. John S. Rowland, Cass countv. JAS. WASHBURN, JNO. li. WILDER, Eras. g. dana. Aug. 12 • 27 6m W. H. MALTBIE. S. M. DAVIESOX MALTBIE & DAVIDSON, DEA1.ERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BrtigV,. Medicines, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &c. &c. Carlersville, da. Jnlv22—24—3m. Hollow ware and Pig Iron. T HE subscriber has bought out the Iron Works in Cass county commonly known as Eanes’ Furna.cp, and Inis how on baud a good assortment of FOLLOW WARE AND PIG IRON, a superior article, manufactured at the above Works, which he will sell on good terms. The Pig metal is hot blast. Hollow’ware three cents per pound, delivered at Carters- ville Depot. .. Orders may be addressed to him at Car- tersvillc, Geo. josepii wHrsTOx. April 20, 1S52. I Consisting of progressive lessons, in words • of one and two syllables, bv Mrs. S. L. Grif- 1 tin. • AP.lLACHLldV READER A'o. 1. Consisting of easy lessons in reading, and exercises in spelling. By Mrs. S. L. Griffin APAL.TCHJA.Y READER, „Vo.‘ 2. Embracing easy lessons in reading, with questions, and exercises in spelling. By Mrs. i>. L. Griffin. APALA CIIIAPk * READER, Ji'o. 3. Containing appropriate Lessons in Enuncia* tion, Pause, Inflection, Emphasis, and Read ing, Spelling Exercises, with Definitions and Pronunciation, &c. By Mis. S. L. Griffin. APALA CUIA.\ ‘ READER, jXo. 4. Embracing the principles of rhetorical read ing, and appropriate lessons, carefully se lected and arranged, by Mrs. S. L. Griffin. A-HISTORY OF THE U. STATES, In which vail be found a more full history of the Southern States than in any* school history now before tlie public. August 19 2! - 1m low as any that can other establishment. Also, all oilier descriptions of engine and oar castings, warehouse trucks, also, cast iron water pipes, water wheels, columns, Lamp posts, cemetery and other railings, bridge holts of every description, pullics, shafting and hangers of all kinds. Pariicnlarattention paid to the manufac ture of frogs,switches, etc. Notice of Copartnership. GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY. To AU*J*Kl:SON'S WIIOM THESE FRESEXTS COME, GREETING : K NOW ye that we. Benjamin E. Green, Robert Batey,Jeines Scott,-and George Philips, have associated ourselves together. s a bucly corporate, for the purpose of engag- ing’iu the business of a machine shop and foundry, and that we have adopted as our corporate name, by which we wdl sue and be sued,the Dalton Manufacturing Company, and by which we will be known anddesigna- ted, that we have subscribed as our corpo rate stock the sum of four thousand seven hundred dollas. which will be employed in the business before mentioned. (Signed) Benjamin E. Green, , . James Scot/t, Roiseut Batey, George Pm lips. Signed in the presence of Wnt.P. Chester, and Winston Gordon, J. I. C. Recorded and certified for the 31st day of July 1S52. John W. Anderson, c .s.c. GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY. Be it known that on the 36 th day of July, in the year of our Lord 1852, before me, Winston Gordon, oue of the Justices of the luferior Court for the county and State afore said, personally came Robert Batey, resident of the Dalton Maufaeturing Company, and having Weu tlidy 'sworn, on tbe Holy Evan gelist of Almighty God, according to law. deposetb and suith, that the amount of cap ital stock actually paid in and employed by said company, is three thousand five hundred dollars, and property, tools, stock, &c. o’f the company, are actually worth the amount. Robert Batey. Sworn to and subscribed before m. . WINSTON GORDON, j. i. c. Recorded this 31st day of July, 1852. JOHN W. ANDERSON, c.s. c. August 19 28 tf TO MILLERS AND MILL OWNERS. Mill and gin genring of every description, furnished of the best material ami workman- sliro at the lowest prices. TO PLANTERS. Particular -attention paid to the manufac ture of ploughs ami plough castiugs of all kinds having purchased the patterns of the late firm of Taliaferro & -Torbett, a supply will be constantly on hand. • n The proprietors of the “American Iran Foundry,” being practical mechanics, and having the establishment uuder their own superintendence,an 1 employing none hut the best workmen,'confidently assert that they ran manufacture all descriptions of castings and ear work, cqnal in quality and at as low prices as can be furnished by any other cs- tablishfncnt North or South’. They hope, therefore, by stric’ attention to business anti punctuality in fulfilling their contracts,, merit the patronage" ami encouragement of {southern railroad companies, and, all'Other parties requiring castings, or car work done cheaply and expeditiously. : '. qsmoni»,‘gray & CO. Augusta, 6a Wc are enabled to refer to the following named gentleman: ; . •lion. John P. King, President Geo. R.Jl. F C. Arms, Esq., Sup’t Geo. R. 11- .. Wm Hardin Esq., Sup't Motive Power. Hon. Win. E. Dcaring, Augusta. Win. Ii. Kitchen, llngh O’Neil. •*' Wm. II. Goodrich, « • ' Wm. Baldwin, Sup't Motive Tower, W & A. R. R., Atlanta. Richard Peters, Atlanta. George Robinson, Hamburg. S. C. G. T. Oglesby, Gin Manufacturer, Augns- ta. [.July 29—25—6ms SELLING AT COST! L ADIES’ Summer Dross Goods, consist ing of Muslins, Bareges, Tissues. &o. at July 8. JNO. A. ERWIN’S. Ii. 11. K.—PAIN. J^AD WAY’S READY RELIEF will s stop the most severe pains in a few min utes. In New York, hundreds who are af flicted, call at the Medical office of Rad way ft Co. aud ha/e the Ready Relief applied gratis. It never fails in relieving the most painful paroxysms in flee minutes or less. TO Tin: SICK Oi- TUTS DISTRICT If you will call upon our Agents and try the Relief aye will guarantee your instant relief from Pain, and a quick cure of its cause. BEAR IN MIND. R. R. R. | Radway’s Ready Relief will stop the I 3IOST SEVERE PAINS IN A FEW MINUTES. j And cun: ihe most Obstinate Rheumatic, Ncu- NUNN ALL Y’S CHEMICAL PATENT SOAP. "fiiOR sale at acts per peupd—An excel- JD lent article for washing purposes. Call at tjiis office. July 15- 185?. T WO months after date application will be made to the Ordinary of Cass coun ty. Am* leave to sell the real estate of John S. Handle, deceased- ,, A. Hi CHAPPELL. Adm’r. Sept 9 BANK NOTE LIST; ♦ All Georgia bills of solvent Banks, at par. KFftLook out for counterfeits, $10’s on the Batik of Augusta, payable to J. 51. Hitt, has no picture of Gen Oglethorpe', Utc genuine has. Also, $l«0*s on the Bank of the State of Georgia, payable BrSrteh Bank; at Washington, and dated Sept. 3d. 184*, has a ted back, with the words ‘State Bank of Gtoigia.” en graved, the original has nothing of it. Sonih Mnmjnonej at par. Codntorfeit at k* S Bank;Ghentw, AlaWa NorthOMofire ^ Tennessee Bills, from 3 to 5 per cent, dikotint: Consumption! Uy; and when ewte they get ifito power, | TjlVERYBOOY^nows U a flattering «'»- thaar«Hlognmrmewtkmr asannlta upon I" tba Union. If Union rare are betrayed in-1 It commencja and progresses so . . . . iustdaonsty, that before one is aware of it, . . »re betrayed in- ; t | M Ungs area maasof nleen,then aandden to the rapport of the fire-eating ticket, they : exposure or change from hint to cold, pro duces an inflammation, and in a few days or •11 the epithets that Rhett, Land other lead- i hare erer heaped upon tbm. sdei position they Bather stay away from the pells than bsco— hswn of wood weeks, it is said he or she died of hasty Con sent prion. For att tiasttcd with eongfa or lung complaint, we woaM refer to the adver tisement on the preside of this paper of Jnd- soali Chemical Extract of “CSerty iferi ! disease , Gordon County.—Where as Thomas Moody applies to ffie letters of administration bn the estate of Robert L. Moody, late of: said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and »Hnnnn;«l' | all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my of fice within the time prescribed by Law, to show cause, (if any they here)'why said Letters should not be granted. Given_ under my hand at office, thm 6th dayof September* 1852. A. -STROUP, o. o. c. Sept- 16 <; 32 30d FoIE Sheriif Sales. POSTPONED. QS the first Tuesday in Octoher next, will be sold, at, Cedar Town; between the hsnal hoars of sale, the foUoarimr prop erty, to-wet: . Lot of land No. 87, In the 21st diateirt fold 3d section; also the piece whereon the defendant now lives—fevfed on as the prop- Y. Moer^ tp satufy two fl. “»• waned from n Justices’ court of said comity, in fevor of Stately k Shlate v* W. Mogre - I«*iedonm»d returned to me by a constable.. Lrt of lead, No. *7. in the 21st dwtriet yd 3d section; also the pinto whmeon the ^•eadytao wlirasi teried «m by virtue of Urn Town Property for Sale! 1 WILL sell my houses end lots in Cal houn, Gordon county^ on good terms.— The lots are Nos. 9 and 10, first section— three houses suitable for store houses ahd faniliw, with good kitchens to each house. Possession given immediately, and ifnotl l3t January. Gallon Robert Braswell, and he will show them. I will sell low for cash. REUBEN SCOT1’. Sept. 2 30 4w NOTICE TO BUILDERS. EALED PROPOS \LS will be received (by depositing Hicnt in the clerk’s office ' rulgicand 2sercous Complaints ina/ew Hours, Inferior court) until the first Monday in No- ! Internal and External. It will slop the most vember next, for the bnitding of a court- j Excruciating Pains in from Three to Jice Min imise in Ellijay, Gilmer county, to be of | vies, and has cured- brick, two stories high, of ten feet each, fif ty feet wide by sixty long, a plan of which can be seen by calling on the Clerk of the Inferior Court, who will give all the inform ation desired. The county will be able to pay under existing circumstances four or five hundred dollars yearly. Any" person living at a distance, will be furnished with a plan of the house by addressing the clerk of the Inferior court. They can also be informed, if they desire it, if their bids are taken. Bv order of the court. Jnly 21st,S852. ", WM. ERWIN, Clk- July 29—25— m2m Rheumatism Neuralgia Croop Diavrbcea Toothache • Spasams Cramps Sick Headache Chill Fever Chill -Blains Sore Throat lufiuenza Insure Your Property! r IE undersigned, agent for the Southern klutnal Insurance Company, continues to insure the lives cf white persons, slaves, or any species of property. All otders by mail attended to promptly. JOHN W. BURKE, Ag’t. Sept. 2,1852. LIFE OF- PIERCE AND JONG. LOT just received and £>r safe, ate tbe the supply is 1 July IF, 18521 Csll early, PLAIN AND MurAMxsDrrAi, StAtbt EXECUTED AT The standard Officii, oumuKOOi Sadi as Pamphlets, Handbills, Busm rre and Profciwomd Cards, Viritiag sad Ad dress Cards, Legal (flanks, Poston, Bhak Btom,BiII beads Circulars, Catalogues, Im- Mb, Horse bills, 4c. fee. . < ,. Wo Uriah w« eaa gire ssrisfecrioo both ia ike CKoratirm and priess of opr week, arid soSeit a share ol the ptefe patronage. BOOTS AND SHOES. A fine assortment of Boots and Shoes, some at 37* cents a pair, just received by PATtO r \ & TKlilBLE Akairscille, April ifth, 1852. j. a. inmov. J. T. GABDriER SIMPSON & GARDINER, WAREHOUSE —^.\D— . Commission Blcrdiants, MTntosh 8t, AugUfeta, Ga. W ILL continue the Warehouse and Com mission Business in their Fire Proof Building on M’Intosh Street, in all In Four Hours, In One Hour, lti Ten minutes, In Fifteen minutes lu One second, In Three minutes, Iu Three minutes. In Fifteen minutes, „ iu Fifteen minutes’ In Ten m-nutes, In Four hours, in Twenty hours, Spinal Complttints, Stiff Joints, Strains, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Chole ra Morbus, TicDoloreux, and allothercom- plaints where there are severe pains, Rad- ways Ready Relief will instantly stop the pain, and quickly cure the disease. Principal Office 162 Fulton St., N. Y ; PRICES OF RADvf AY 3 REMEDIES : , Radway’s Renovating Resolvent, $ 1 per bottle. Radway’s Ready Relief, 25 cents, 50 cents and $1. The Dollar Bottles contain five times the quantity of the twenty-five cent bottles. TO PLANTERS. This is the cheapest Medicine you can possibly keep, as it can be used at all times; and under all circumstances. Por sale at CassvilLs, by John W. Buhke, Sole agent for Cass County: Sept. 2, 1353. Spring and Summer Goods!! L. J. PAKli, Atlanta, Ga. ^ R ESPECTFULLY' informs his old custo mers and the public generally, that Ifc lias just received a large and well selected stock of _ Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Farmer and Mechan ics's Tools, which lie will sell on the most accommoda ting terms. Ilis stock which is very ex ten sive, and selected to st i. the market, consists ns follows: , t . , Rich muslin do laiacs, Cashmere, ntcriua, black watered and colored Alpaca, •Jackonet and cross-barred muslin, a fine-se lection of ladies’mitts, a general a? sorl- ment of ENGLISH PRINTS and CALICOES. French ginghams, ’ r Cashmeres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeanit, Ker seys, Negro blankets, wliitec and red Flan nels, a general assortment of Domestics^ Syrup, tnol.-.sses. sugars, coffee, tea, macker el,Tobacco, ScgArs, Shot, Lead, • . Powder. StiLff. Indigo, madder, and all. kinds of Dye stuffs. Swede and English,roll ed Iron, Cast, German and Blistered, Steel, Blacksmith Anvils, Hammers, Vices and Bellows, Planes, Plane Irons, Cross, Hand and Mill saws, Nails, assort ed sizes, and horse nails and shoes. N.B. Country PuoducjS bought at the highest market prices, and. goods sold as law as can be afforded. Call and sec for your selves. D3?“A1! orders promptly attended tri. 3 story Brick building, corner of Whitehall and Alabama streets, ATLANTA, GA. TO THE LABORING CLASSES. PROPOSALS FOR PUBI.ISHIX'G THE H‘ NEW Plain and Ornamental BUGGIES FOR SALE! T HE undersigned having permanently lo cated himself in Cassviile, and engaged blanches, and hope by strict personal atten- j the services of Mr. Robert Melson, who is tion to the interests of aU who place business ’ well known as a first rate wood workman in their hands, to merit puhlic favor. j and CS" Orders for Bagging, Rope and Fami- seasoned ly supplies filled at the lowest market rates. Cook odumnee* made when required on produce tn store. Jnly 22—24—6m fir LADLES’ DBtSS GOODS. & SHEAS, AUGUSTA, GEO .. . day, sell their present stock of eotonfl printed Muslins, col ored printed' Head Qtaeters, 12tli Diy. G. M. > v CassviHe, Ga. Aug. 29. J, .. T HE Commandants of the Ut -and- 2d Brigades 12th Division G. M. will pay having procured a good stoex oi we^ triet a^aon to the proper Peering of imed timber; and good fashionable trBa- the ttggimpnt* in their reyiectivc Brigades niiwg, he is prepared to make or repair all kinds of Buggies, Carriages, Src., in neat Jforthern style. All orders will be prompt ly attended to, and no disappointment will be made to any who may patronize him un less in ease of sickness, i'iease call and see and judge for yourselves. WM. BRADLEY. N. B. He is also prepared for Glass cat ting, Gilding and painting signs, both plain and ornamental, and other ornamental work, such as Gilding, Bronzing, Faulting, fee. His shop is near the north-east edmer of AMERICAN FARMER & MECHANIC, To be Devoted to the Industrial Interests of the Smfth. • (IW ere the •ri'eat iiidii-trial itdjjflfcts of the South '0 be promoter! ? Hpn more feasible plan than the 'Cstebiisbincnt of a journal devoted to thc-ir general dcvelopincn and support ? For the accomplishment of this object r tits development and promotion of these tnds, tiie subscriber proposes pub lishing in the city of this State furnishing the largest subscription, a paper devoted to tbe interests of the Laboring Classes tit every sense of that term. In keeping with the object, as intimated aliove.its aim will be to ele vate the true aWi- zau to that dignity of station so justly das those who.to so large an extent, give charac-- ter to a nation : and wl.o by their numerical force if in no other way, govern the affairs of every enlightcd people. And in attempting this, it shall be done with a freedom from that prejudice existing fosneii an extent amongst those to whose af fairs wc thus intend devoting our time and en ergies. We wish it done by a home education — a genera! erdightment, that banishes blind prejudice, and-.iiffiKes.room for that enlarged char.ty which forbids_envy, and delights 'in protecting each Its neighbor in site enjoyment of all lawfnl rights of proporfy or station. Aft education that teaches iadependenee of thought-an J action—that enables one to feel and act the freeman. We wish, in a word, to bring into existence a paper whic h shall only piavc, whether the seenc of his opera tions is in the field or the workshop, useful & shall injure no one. . ..TERMS; ... One copy, one year, in advance, Five copies “ “ Ten ‘.a a Twenty ’• “ All-over this last, same rate. tcags in adcavce 03==" First number to be issued in -Obtobcr, provided we can obtain byzhat time one thou* sand good subscribers. .'To-be printed iu fed columns, on a clear, white sheet, 24 X 36 inches, and on brevier type. Address JOHN A REYNOLDS, Athens, Ga. 52 0ft ' 8 00 12 06 20 00 Clubs al- MILITAEY NOTICE! - -. Crepe d* P*r- ikaadGrandatokfetcwt. The assortment m. ^ x-*- CBbotoM rasafttolitat stvles most 1 *l u * re » where he will do work low for | Com. 12th Division ■Ath. ♦!.. trernh 3 cash; and produce will be taken at the i ABDAJOUN: July 3 market prices. May 6,1352. August 26, 1852, Regiments in their respective Brigades: and the appointment and equipment of their staff officers—particularly their Brigade In spectors—preparatory to the approaching Annual Review and inspection of the mili tia of theState. The want of interest man ifested by the superior officers in the proper organization of their command—their«” entire neglect of their ifaftjpi ' tun, in < repealed otu; militia lawk ery grade will be held s'" failure to perform their enlorcemeut of the 1 m order of Maj.