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* a ' • iOCOUNT IWOK^ ' ^**1* AND >TATlOWCtY ARTICLES. FBA'iCIS fcLOTJTREL, 77 IttIDEH LUIS, IT. T. John W. Ocss, [ DEALER in dry goods and groceries, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, ko.,‘««. . , No.'.". Rfuad-Mrtri-—ATHENS, GA. ~ May 8. 184#. . r ‘ ' V .. -*J .'BOSTON FURNITURE W. S. Grady, r In I»r> ««« »«L c , * . Na 16, Brood Smf-JtTURNS, GA. BLANK BOOKS •MtttoleWbasfa^', Banks. Public Offices, Catody CWrt^ 8<tU*fBocAs with pcmtrd fading for Lodge*. IMrmi. and rilm, Hotel Kegirten.. Tm*. Bot*». ■arts. Draft*, Cfopy, Pm ami Menwraadora Books. COPY YOUR LETTERS. 9w- |Wm4 Tame* Manifold Letter Writer, Let ters and copies arc written at the same time; the Ink h I ratsineJ intocst*. the pm ww wear* oat, both eapedhioas asd economics!—-;priea from tl tof5. CROTON INK* If tot want good Mark writing fak, u-c the Cmton. it flftwc freely from tfca pm. and retain* its col«r Al so foddUUeCarmme and copy Ink*. PAPER AND STATIONERY. All Maw and style* of writing paper at mill price*-— ThsNe, colored, drawing and pfaferated paper, eavel- spaa, raid pen*, note paper. scrap book*, portfolio*. Sard*, quill*, was, wafers, ateel pen*. eh***n*-n, wallet*, writing dealt*, and every variety of fancy stationery. DIARIES FOR 1S51 from the fall cap mx6. to the wnallert pocket edition, amtofafag almanac, time, and interest table*. a apace far RMMonmdmp* far erery day ki the year, da, auitr Ua far batom*. profawimal. or private mo—prk S0C.7SC. awl f I, sent bynuflfree. PT Book-binding executed in any etylc. FRANCIS A LOITTKEL. .. ■ —-JKeut/ktarihf Stationer*, -n#*ue»u**,N,r. isms toaneo, 1 OTM» A tonaau f • JSly t». 1660. / 4t-ly ' Tbontan W* AIciandcF, - Attorney at law, Lawaotccntxa, Gwtsxcrr Co. rsr"Anv businea* entraated to kb care will meet with prompt attention. ly Feb. 10,1848. W. H. H. WHITE, jferdiaat Taller. S-xt door to Alexander tJJrug Start, College Avenue, ATHENS, GEORGIA. MILLSTONES AMO MILL MACHINERY, - mSCH BUIUt, HOLLAND, &C. T. BlfcBCP, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, No. 1, Broad Street—A TEENS, GA. FERRY A CO., Georgia, Jacktou Conuiy 1 Inferior Court rilling for Ordinary Purposes, Septent- | \kr7Vna,-lSS0. . I Present their Hobora. Middleton Witt,Russel J. Park, i Robert White t and Charles Witt. ' I TT Appearing to tfoOoort, by the petition of, Martin , A Fncks; that Joseph T.Cumnnghim, lately deceas- ; ed,did in hi* life time, execute to the said .Martin ■ Fricks hi* bond conditioned to make titles iu fee rim- j pie to said Martin pricks, to fopot land, fight hundred — mw ^ m and ninety one, (89i) seventeenth district, and third j sectiou, containing ferty 4fro« wore or less, upon the A GENERAL assortment of fashionable Mahogany payment of the conrideraTO money, and it appear and other Furniture from ; mg to the Court that said J. T. Cunningham departed PRIME, KENNY & CO.. Bosiox, f Tiib™t-reusing UH« m ik »»; . ! said Martin Fricks having petitioned tin* court to di- Wholesale and Retail, ; rect John II. Cunnigham and Giles Mitchell, execu- Pnretaren of ,1000 or more, mill bosnppliod .< jf ""J •Ireiaid, lox^ulelohimliUe, toured B °* U “ WhJ ^‘ ,h <W. Tk.t notirebe From f5(HHof 1000 at 10 percent. 1 S,d™ “i™ Y 1 * lKr ^plneej in tbe S“.noh - »100to*»0 “SO- - .mrdiothohoi'IhomWhs-. ncrerdin- to low. of «ich M ^re. ! m\b.Jo,om^BoMo ? ,op r; ire ; h. 1 ’ * _ i said John U. Cmmingluuu and Giles Mitchell, executors i aforesaid, should not execute titles to said lot of land, i terms of said bond. WARE-HOOtdS. Post Office, Athens. Ga. March 1 HATS, CARS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ke Broad Street—ATHENS, GA. K. J, MAYNARD,. A.SAM. JACKSON. ATTORNEY AT LAW,. April 22. 1848. ly WatkinsWIxm, 0*. DA NX HI* A. GALLOWAY, 76 FRONT 8TREET, MEW YORK July 85, 1850. tm CONVERSE. TODD & GRAYDON, Whole sale Dealers in FOREION AND DOMESTIC Dry Goods. IS Uhertf Street, Cor. o/Nattm, near the Pool Office CHARLES K. IXJNYXXFE, NEW YOIlK. um cratdon. May 0,18&C. ly A. B. & D. SANDS, mu®5as^3 ah® (Bimmnstts, No. 100 Fallon Street, Comer ef William, NEW YORK. May 0 iy C. & W. J. PEEPLES, Attorner* at Law, (Orrirxs w Athens and Gainestuxe, Ga.) W Will continue the practice of Law m the coun- of Clarke, Walton, Jackson, Gwinnett, Hall, Haber- Cubb, of the Cos-eta Circui . C. Peeples, Athene W. J. Peeti.cs, Oninrtei’Je. Newton X Lucas, . t WnOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER* » ORV GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Ao. No. S, Granite Row—ATHENS, GA. William A. Lewis, A TTORNEY A T LAW, CvwnNG, Forsyth oo, Ga. f3S“ Will practice in the counties composing the Che rokee Circuit All professional and other business e trusted to hi* management, will meet with prompt at faithful attentioa Dee 8,1817. B. M. WHITLOCK & CO. 81 Front Hreet, JVInti Fork, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN - GROCERIES, SELECTED FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE. ff* Brandies, Wine*, and Segars of oar own Impor tation—Tea*. Tobacco, do, fine quality. Orders ro- emre prompt attention. July4,18&0. GEO. W. & JEHIAL READ, MANUFACTURERS A WHOLESALE OEALERSIN HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, •Artificial Flow ers f UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. Jdj4, 1850, flbrward accounts to this office. HORTON, MOORE * CARLTON, BCTA1L DEALERS IN osr ooods. osookniBs, hardware, CROCXRRVAXD BADDLKRY. y • tr, J. Orrefi. Rr,—ITJIXHS, OA. : J, A. Carlton. AVUBY, HXIiIjXAHD A CO. ( IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Staple and Fancy Dry Oswb, No. 70, Broadway, N. Y. May t, 1850 lj STARK & KRONER, FRENCH BOOTMAKERS, ON COLLEGE AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE P.O. IT* Where we bare commenced makinf >w Boots and Shoee, and^Mwe hare a friend*'m'Nra York, an ha- porter of th* best French Lentker from France, wo sriH have no difficulty In bavin* constant hr o« hand the heM material in ear line. We intend making Bathing but the RMT and most fashionable Bean and Shoe*; and from our long experience » Thekailm i.wo feel warranUd in saying we will he able to give perfect sathfaetion to all wto may be dts- poMd to patronize ua.- - r AtbnwTdime 18, 1850, . 4C NSW -GOODS. T. H. WILSON, TT AS moved his old stock U the room on College H -Aremw recently ,«copied t >y A. Auxanmen A Core where he is now exhibiting a splendid no, of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, 4 WARS A CROCKERY ; aR of which ’ WRedaeted; ha hopes his ftieads and e eall and see far tbemselve*. April 25,1850. ..•» W. N. WHITE, At Ih« Catverally Bookstore, -VO. 2. COLLEGE A VEXQR, .ATHENS, GEO. . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER, AND DEALER IN comioy AND FANCY STATIONERY, l a m" s'ra if tirrLEinv FANCY GOOD*. Tdrs, •*. t*. ■ • Of* Orders filled with promptness and at Acer* ran**. An*.. I. Pioneer Papor Mill. T IE Proprietor* of this Mill, ritusted four mile South west «»f -Vdicn*, arc | ropsred to pureba* any quantity of clean *■ . ‘ ^ Cotton nwt Ximn Niffi, . which mNybeWferWLelthriedeiiVfecd lot lain ?n Ath- eas orat the mid. ferwhirii they wttl pay twuaoKxrs *^lHjy will Rive in exchange; paper of their H nfaeture.lWks Stationery, Aerefmaa the storeefCbeee - A Pstevami,at the.k>we^ c**h price*- fl theAtiMis Factory, dr CASH, at the OU Sa ‘tJmelK nem/m jf having, pie*^oofrene, Ar. wiU akobeJuiYlri^l. rtfrS.Se le AriteSipe Merchant* throughout ilm op-country arcRo’Wi to purriia*c f*r u*. to'whom, a* well as others, W -*—e rates will he allowcl—and these prices muj be IMDIKS’ VISfiTTES. S TUST revive ! and far mdo a good assortment of tl laidirs Spriug and Summer Yi-rttes he -■ Mmth 21. \ ♦R. L. BLOOMf^RLP. Trs ik«, miuI Car|Kl Rs|» I LARGE assortment to he f.iuml nt A March "A. FERRY A CO’ , NIGHT SIDE OF NATURE, O R Ghosts and UhosU *ecr*.' For sale by i «ept 5. CHASE A I'KTERSOY. LOGIC OF MATHEMATICS, CHASE A PETERSON’S Barfaerlwc and Hair-DrewiRgi HANSEL DILLARD, n ESPECTFI LLY inform* the citizens rtf Athens Jito amlthe public generally, that he will, at all time hefinmdat ki*Siiop,l>appytoaccommodate tbww wl t«Vnrhini with theiriNitneiagc. - Ath»-n% Auj.'tS. Law JYolicc. IHE umlersigned have associated themselves practice of Law. All business confided to them, Barfceriaff and Hair Dressing, lEUNARDO J. ARZE is prepared to give full | satisfaction to all gentlemen requiring his services he above line. He may l ‘ ' 1 * " ‘ ! «-.*•« :k budding over Matthew Jan. 24. SOUTHERN HERALD Book and Job Printing Office, BUOAD STREET, ATHESS, GA. P XCOCHAGEPby the very liberal patrOnago bilh- U erto received, the uudersigned have l»cen indu ced to make large additions tor thwir heretofore large ■nd beautiful assortment of Printing Materials, and to .... ^ fir tlte _ exc j w ^ vo purpose i, where we are iirqmml beautiful style, and lor LOW PRICES, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL j©3 i? a a a a sa ®, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. JSTJMx Presses are from the celebrated mansfac* KLftSRwSr Jb™ Pa., t cS^l and Joseph T. White of New York, and Me^ws. J. L. Johnson & Co., of Philadelphia, which is abundant ...» -r.ijpjp .up^rionp*; while by the use of —irds, &c., and the display of correct 44 getting up” and execution of our work, Sept. 12,1850. -enal satisfaction. C9»‘Our friend* and the public generally a ipectfully iuvited to givs Libel for Divorce. William "Hogan. J ffiRL - " r T appearing to the Court by the return of the Shci iff; that the Defendant is not to he found in tiii county ; snd it further appealing to the Court, that •he defendant is beyond tlie jurisdiction of till* Court, i motion of D. H. Walker, complainant's counsel:— It it ordered A y said Court,,That service I* perfect ed by publication of this order, once a month for fout months, in the Southern Whig, previous to the next -m of said Superior Court, far said county; and that i defendant bo arqfitM&fc* appear at tlie next ter said Court, tokdswf.- *atdJ4xM in terms of the la- .ltoncoIjnty. ■11, Clerk of the Superior Court, cer- . dje a tine copy of aq order, taken _ . -8 of Walton Superior Court, Augu.- IVthi 1850. -Se{%3„1850. W. W. NOWELc, Cl’k. Athens, Sepi. i T. M. LAMPKIN. .Veto Fire-Proof Warehouse. G1BDS & McCOttD, WaareL-a.. nn<l l imal-tai .rrtlianh licINTOSll STREET, A UGU8TA, GA. T HE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends aad the public, that they have removed to the new fire proof Warehouse recently built on the t of McIntosh and Reyuolds streets, where they permanently located, and will continue to give jicrsoiml attention to the above business m all its Hie location selected is very favorable for scHingcot- ton and other produce to tl»e best advantage. They hope by strict attention to business to merit a share of patronage. AH orders, accompanying consigomenta of Cotton, and far Bagging, Rope, and Family Supplies will be faithfully executed. , , . Cash advances will be made on produce in store when required. Their charge* will conform to the cstablish- ed rates. ""UOS. F. GIBBS. JkHgosta, July 18,184#. GEORGE McCO ■ AmilNISTEATOR’S SALE. A GREEABLY to aiuitolcr of the honorable Inferior Court, sitting as a Court of Ordinary of C'hu-ke ■uuty, will be sold on the first Tuesday in December ■-* l - f -“ “■« Court bo#-* w-*i.:—:ii- light negroes, old; J'om, ] ,12 years old . thony, 1 years ol.l; Caroline, 4 years old, a years old. Sold a* the prop-*--' **—'*-- 1 late of Clarke caunty, dccetu heirs aed creditors. 'Terms c H. R RANDOM, Adm'r. de bonit n, Aug. 15,, 1850. with the' will annexed. WILLIAM PHILIPS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, June 1850. ly. Marictta* Ga. NEW GROCERY aTURE. iy, that they.are now opening a new and complete -urtmeiit of FRESH GROCERIES, suited to tow md country trade; all of which will be sold on re; -onaUe term* for cash, or to punctual dealer*. The subscribers would beg leave to say, their Oooi! •svebeen pwi-hn-ed for cadi ni" an * ly they can afford to sell for a small profit—believing in the old adage that “a brisk penny ’ * *“ ‘ L •ftieir store is on the corner of Broad and Wall streets, in the bouse formerly occupied by Sumtney, a Tin mid Stove (tore. SUMMEY, TRAMMELL A CO. Athens, March 7, 1850. CHASE & PETERSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS PERFUMERY, <fC. ■MR Or THE MAIN3NOTII BOOK. Third door east ef College Avenue, <’' Atkws, Gboacia. ty All orders promptly filled at Augusta prices Athens, Feb. 28,1850. ■ Great Bargains at BLOOMFIELD’S r CLOTlflNi! ISTORE.' V ' ORK BOOK RtLOW EEESE fe ware’* drco stoi Broad Street, Athene Ga. T IE undersigned would rnfortn hi* friends a patrons, that hi* new, snd *-pb ndid t-tock of FALL AND WRITER CLOTHING, 11a* beeu received direct from our manufacturing ablhlxuent, in New Jersey, where tiierc has been ■ain*spared to make it go»w and f ^lii.mable, in short : can unhesiuUingly say. that my stock is the best ou hat I have ever had the pleasure of bringing i Vtheufl. Having selected mo*t of the styles raysel PIJUVO-FORTES. ELEGANT assortment of PIANOS ,l»e celebrated makers, STODART A DUNHAM. N. Y„ also, tbs recently * LOOK AT THIS! CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS k BUGGIES, NEW AND SECOND-HAND, AND AT REDUCED PB1CK*. RICII'D S. SCIIEVENEIX, Coach-Maeek. Opposite the Bank—A TURNS, GA' AX Office. Jan. 10,1850. J. U. PARSONS, See. Fine French Calf Boots. g RRY A CO. have oou-tantly oo hand a lar w ortment of gentlemen’s fine dress Boots, which will warrant to wear and fit as well as any fa the place. —ALSO— . beautiful art icle of Calf Shoes, Congress Boots, Ac March 14. JVeso FmU Goods. fJlHE undersigned is now receiving liis Fall and 1 * ter stock of goodvasKtstfag oflhY Goods, < **, Hard ware, Cutfery, Hat*, Shoes, At, all of which e been selected with great cart to suit the country trade, ami will be sold low far cadi or *’*wjwei|ricaoF r w Oct. II. 184*. .Smitli h StoYfrQ, DEALERS IN DRr GOODS. GROCERIES, AC. ’ lahcan ‘ ’■ COFFEE ! COFFEE !! COFFEE!!! S UPERIOR Rio and Laguira •adn very d«rt old Oarer m very citoiM and forvale low uj Sept. It.. ' - Valuable Landa TRUSTEES' SALE. »,Clarkeoonnty,will the benefit of tho_Legatec*, md for dWtri- bution, all that tract of land, belonging to tho lato Waiiam Jones, at the time of h*A doath, knows tying on the ScaO Ska ant tlieiu to be fad) rhile the cheapne*s, I will leave to your c idgroont. Without saying more. 1 cordially •ho are in need of tlie 7 gw, Frock, Dress, Sack, and Polka Coats; Black, and Brown Broad Cloth Overcoats; Grey, and Drown Beaver Overcoat*; handsome Drab Felt Cloth Over Cents; also, 8stinett. Blanket, Felt, and Pilot. Flush ing, Kersey, and Cashmere Overcoats, cut long far horsohark riding anil short for plantation coats. Blanket,Satinett, Tweed, Cloth, Beaver, Kt. Jeans, and Mole Skin Sack*, and Frock Coats, Do<- Skia Cass. Sacks, and Frock Coat*, (a handsome arts cle) Bl*k Toe Skin, and Englhh Cass, pants; Fane; English, French and American Casrimere pant .cheapand good.) Satinett, Jeans, Tweod*, Kcr-e English Cord, and Moleskin pant*; Cashmere, Silk. Satin, Cashmerctt, Wool, Worsted, Valencia, an. Black Broad Cloth, double and single breasted Vest Also, a large assortment of famishing article*, to wil Stocks, CiCars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Buck, an Berlin Glove*; Kid, Bilk ami Oassimere Gloves; Su penders. Comb*. "Bra-hes Hnlfhw-e. Ac. Ac. Shirts! Shirts!! A large supply «f our ca n make, handsomelv, and well made; also, knit under Shirt* and Drawer-' of every quantum! «tvle.*ilk Cotton. Merino, and Wool. Hats, Caps, Ac. Also, a large and handsoma stock-of Hats and Caps. i bracing all the style* worn at the present day, fine Mole Ski*, Beaver, Soft Bodies, Ac, Ac. \ UMBRELLAS. Silk, Ginckam*. Cotton, and Cambric, Whale a Steel Ribbed Umbrella*. Trunks, Carpet Bags, and Vails?-, Ir-m frame, and russet folio*, all of which will be •old cheap, at the above named tore. Septembers!, 185fa ~ , KevrGebdX. V * ‘ -■ WITCHES AND JEWELRY, “ tolTCr and VtmteO Wj MC81CAL rXSraUKXNTS, *c Wl P. SAGE, has just returned In. Quart Bottles. For the removal and iter man ent cure of all Diseases arising from an imi urc state of the blood, or habit of the system. imong the many and important discoveries of this geueration, is one who « fame will be written, as with a sunbeam, in the history of the past SANDS’ SAR- SAPAU1LLA stands forth alone,aud by its own works proclaims its power—that muie eloquence so- irresisti bly affecting in tho appeals of the suffering for relief has been answered. Thousand* of cases of disease luive been cured by this invaluable medicine, such as are not faml-hed in the records of time. These things are not done in secret places, or in some unknown town, but are performed in our principal cities and public places. They are brought before the world to substan tiate, beyond doubt, the healing virtue, of this prepar ation ; and the fact* unfolded, although gigantic, us as pl^nas.tholight or day. ^ ini pies of the vegetable kingdom; awl i . _ r ented success in the restoration to health of thoee who t distressing chronic mal- GRSAT COUGH BBIOBD7 GOUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BB.OXSTCHXTXS, WHOOPING-COUGH, GROUP ASTHMA aad OOSTSUHSFTXOir 1 M1E uniform success which lias attended the ns; of . this prej ora inn—its salutary efh-ct—its power to relievo and cure iffjctions of the Lung* have gained for itjavelohritv equ died by no other ine iirine. -We r it to the atflic Fir llu Rnnoral and Perraanrnt Cure if ill NERVOUS DISEASES, Aad of Hums romnlainU which are csowd bv an iMjisirad, kll( weakened or unhealthy conditio* of Um NKHVOU8SYSTEM. tiv.'ii.n, , P ,UreU.« of ft. .... 'r'T,; AN1SM and MAGNETISM, has the following:— and the full belief that it \v move the severest attack* of dm™ and Lungs. Those results, ns the* a, verr naturally attract the at ntd pbihinthropif,t* ewrvwhe CHERRY I’ECTOUAI 11 subiluo ami re- • upon the' throat hoco ne publicly beaa nronnnnced by .lUUnRukhed ,>h« * sad the United States, to be the m.t Or. ” CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC BELT MAGNETIC FLUID, CBIUTY, Strengthening the weakened body, giving ton variou* organ*, and invigorating the entire *y*tem FITS, CHAMP, PARALYSIS and PAI.SV, DV9r INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and Chkunic, GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOU* TREMORS, PALPITATION OF THE HEART, APO PLEXY*. NEURALGIA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SHNAL COMPLAINT, aad CUR VATURE of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT, DISEASES of * KIDNEYS, DKFHTKNCY^F NERVOUS" i ‘ INEVS, DKFlrllUVCY OF NERVOUS an KEBOY.toJall NKR VfoUS DISEASES, w wine bom one thayle cafae. namely. VALENTINE MOTT, M. Prof, Surgery Med. CoVege, Nee Tori', wry.;— 44 It gives me pleasure to. certify the value and effi cacy of Aver s CHERHT PECTORAL, which I cm- under an affection of the Lung*“ Try the CHERRY PECTORAL, and if anv medicine ran give you re lief; wilh tlie blessing ,If G«kI that will.” CHIEF JUSTICE EUSTIS, of lAiuisiana. write* -Tluit a young daughter of hia wa* cured of several severe attacks of Croup by tho ,,CUEllKY PECTORAL." U ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS. - Tie UwHfdieuu Jouptpl of .VetlLul Science adies, hasgi' it docs, evidi .eliding it 1 Icor*ii*—t lwrke iounly. The Honorable the Inferior Court Suing for Ordinary Purpose*, September 2, 1850. resent their honors, Young L. <>. Harri , James W. Barrett, William Divken, and Elizur L. Newton, Justices of said Court. To all ichom it may concern. XTrYHEREAS. Lucy Puryear. Guar.!‘an of Martha, VV Elizabeth, John and Sarah Puryeai oiphons of ohn Purycar, deceased, applies for Letters of Diamis- ion from said guardianship:— Therefore, all perxnt* concerned, are herebt ind.admonislied to tile their objections, (if anv t'-.y lavej fo my office in terms of the law, otl, rwfae, otters of Dismissum will he granted to theap, licnnl it the November term uext of raid Court B ordei .f the Court . A. M. JACKSON. c.c.o. . September 5. lfir.0. —furnishing, as lue, and reo-un s the afflicted oib *t important detid -, .to obtain a remedy similar to this—one that would act on .the liver, atom- j ' "*■ bowels with all the precision and potency of j reparations, vet without any of their delete-1 its upon the vitgj powers of the system. Al-1 though possessed of powerful healir.g properties, R is entirely uannless, anu will not injure the most delicate constitution. When in perfect health, no effect is pro- duccd l»y its use, except an increase of appetite; but n disease is seated in the frame, and carrying fast ictim along the path of life, then its mysterious fa- ice is felt and seen; it enkindles new life and rig- md brings health and strength to the suffering and | SCROFULOUS AFFECTION OF THE EYES. Wi.ncuestix, KyreOct. 29,1849. A. B.A D. Sasos—Gentlemen: I would not hare presumed to write to you, if it was net my duty to let le public know the almost miraculous effect your Sar- lparilla has had upon me. My limbs Were covei " ith ulcerous sores, so that I could not walk duri the whole Spring and Summer. Iu this situation Sarsaparilla, and after A Dorangomant of tho Nervo »7- '» NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Dng* ntWiciiM introom Ikt Simoto. for «h*j weaken Ik* »it*l energieiof tk* pnotrtt^l *y«em ; while under Ue lengthening. “ Tliat A-tlunu end I notYm the profes> and rec-un-, etorticity nnd *ig»r iderful dneorerr. the exhainted patient Let tlie ir i* r**tnred to former health, atriagth, ] entirely cured. I must also tell king two bottles wi you of another wonderful cui ed with this scrofula in his head, so bad his physician of his sight was inevitable, and per- * seemed to be Ids fate. Three feot- ored Ids sight, and we cannot bat re- ilarly afflicted to use Sands’ Sarsapa rilla. a—Clarke Coaaig. Hu Honorable the Inferior Court, titling for Ordinary Purpose*, September 2, I860. Present their Honor*, Young L. G. Harris, Elizur L. Newton, James W. Barrett and William Dicki Justices of said tYurb. To all ic/iom if may concern. W HEREAS, James P. Mayne, Administrator the real estate of Juhn G. Mayne, deceasi applies for Letters of DUmissioh from said admin Therefore, the kindred an-1 cn ditors of saiddeceos- t • n wil, be granted . rm of said Court By order of said Court September 6,,18^0. m A. M. JACKSON, a c. < ewrgla—Clarke Cannly. \e Honorable the Inferior Court, titling for Ordin Purpose*, Stjittviher 1.1860. Present their Honors, Young L. G. Harris, James Barrett, William Dicken, and Elizur L. Newton, Justices of said Court To all ichom it may concern. W HEREAS, Bcnajoh S. Shcats, Executor oi Nicholas Slient*. deceased applies for Letter: ">f Dismission from raid Executorship >— three' years .< my sliouhler.* ell. T have no I the best medici recommend Therefore, the kindred l, are hereby cited and admonished 1 Cloth factions, (if any they have) in my office law, otherwise, J the applicant Purp set, September ?, I860! Present their Honors' Young L. G. Harris, Willian Dickon, Elizur L. Newton, Justices of said Court TO all tchom-it may concern. W HEREAS, David_ Holmes, Admins/rator of Johi Colly, deccasoil, app fas for Letters of Dumb on from raid Ad ninistti tion:— Therefore, the kiudrcd and creditors of said decern ed, are hereby cited and admonished to file their ol. jeetioris, (if rny they' have) in mjr office in terms o the Law, otherwise, Letters of Dismission will be granted to the applicant at the next May terr Court. By order of said Court September 6, 1850. A* M. JACKSON. Georgia. Clarke Comity. TTTHEREAS, William Edward* applies to me for 11 Letters of Administration, with the will annex ed, on tlie estate of CynthiitoW. Greer, deceased: These are, therefore, to cito and ndmonbh all and singular tho kindred ami creditors of sahl deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause (if any they have,) why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this the 2nd day of September, 1860. A. M. JACKSON, o. Sept 12,1850 F OUR months after data; application will be made the Honorable- tba In fori ue C*ri of Madison cou ty.wlnm rittiag qPtjpag.yn^BS fiwfaate sell ffic Negroestfclwrp*qjiothe estate of George \ O'Kelley, late of Madfaou cormtv. deceaseth Ju(y 11,1850. BKXAJT.'O'KELLEV, Adm. about 3 mile* from Watfaiuvilie,containing, dredandfifty\750)acres,mere orless. . The above pface U fa good repair, witka enaferta- UeA story dwelling, gin hoiaso, and all iweesnry oat- The abatw property-can be-tiwated for at private sale. Tcnns madekaown or* the day of sale. T. G. MACOK. togtoto Aug. 29,1850. >1. J. CLANCY. than can be purchased elsewhere, i ' Jewelry, ef (be foaiest Mtyiee. Broaches Pin, Ear and Finger Rings; Gold Guard and Fob Chains i Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold. Silver and Steel B.etle,? Gold and Sitter Thimbles, "and Spectacles. YfarrHirt sttrlli —- —— "p* aatages which the scbecriW poe- atacquairted irffB the busine**, ’ . , -y. - r Jeweller, renders him capable properly lodging the value of all be purchase* and r commends to the public. Flaies, TIolias* Gallon, Ac. Pianos from the most celebrated makers and wi Piano, FluteTViolin and Guitar Music. - All watebesand time-pieces faithfully repaired aad POUR months after date, application will temade J. to the Hoaarabh; Inferior Court of Jackson Coun ty, when tutting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the interest of I/**iula* A. Few and Marcus C. Few, orphans of LconkiwFfar, deceased, in a certain tract or parcel *f land lying and being fa the county of Newton, adjoining the town of Covington, containing six acres, more or lees, being a part of lot No. 253, ii the 8th district of criginattr Henry, now Newton " y. CAMILLUS' h. FEW, Guardian. Hals, Caps,-Boots aad Sheet! FERRY& CO, tinne to nlfar upon liberal term*, a very extensive as sortment of Flats, Caps, Boots and Shoe*, Tranks. Va- liseifCarpet-Ba#*. Umlrellas and such ether articles Cash, fer H R-SK1NS of the fidfawfag kmds: Otter Reo*.»n*i, P.-x, Mmk, Wild-Cat, Mnskrat,Opoeramaad Rabbit. August 29,1-50. Athcnt, Ang 23,1850. SUGARS! SUGARS!! T>R0WN, Lost Crushed and Powdered Sugars fresh A.Si l ^** p ’‘anjolZf. TEft«MFLI.*(A F° t (UR months alter date,application will be made the honorable the Inferior Court of Madison TO SHERIFFS. A LARGE supply of Sheriff*’ Bill* of Sale, neatly XX printed and for sale low at the Southern .Whig Dr. Christie's Qalwanio Curatives, Inal, under thf infliction. in place of tke u.utl mod* of drarginvead MUent, till exkuuited Natnr* sing* hope- 60,000^ Persons edgeiucnt, not only in justice to you,*hut for die infar- mation of otln r* in like affliction. A slight cold upon the lung*, negloctod nt firtit, be came so severe that ►pitting of blood, a violent cough ami profane night sweat.* followed and fastened upon me. I Ix'cajne cnuicinted. could not slwp, wiu dl*- tres*ed by my cough, and a pahi through my chest, i»d in short had all the alarming symptom* uf quick msutuntion. No modicinc seemed at all tu reach CHERRY my case, until I providentially tried your CUE PECTORAL, which noon relfered ami hm> now K A. STfc.W ART^ Aldany, N. Y , April 17,1848. well.—Ihar Sir:—1 nave for years ith Asthma, in the worst form; so that larger BENJAMIN F. BUCKNER. ITS POPULARITY ABROAD, aibo, Venezuela. April 12tb, ;hlhe advice ol parilla, and after using four bottles > een days, I found myself entindy si tat ion in saying your Sarsaparilla 5 I ever took, and can confidently J friends and the public. ' Here is another, nearer home: *■ ' Messrs.’Sands,—Gentlemen,—I have grea here continued to be nfflicted. A y return. 1 was seizwl with a vii •hage of the lungs, jud from the debilii wo*tration of strength tliat followed, with ed difficulty of respiration, 1 arn entirely of your Sarsaparilla, V ' * ' important wad truly valuable ili ' I feel that I have not for , E. SEY3 pared and sold, wholes D.SANDS, Druggists A Chi ner of William, New York. ^ ^ generally throughout the United States and CamTda*. Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for $5. * sale by HILL <£SMITH, also HEEiJE 4 W ARE, y 9.18.»0. ' Athens, Ga. WATCHES. ~ JEWEiay, SILVER AND PLATED IXVrr*, Jtc. fFHE subscriber? are now opening at the new Jewel- ■ ry Store, a splendid assortment of fine Watches, (all warranted good time keepers) aad a great variety of „ , —, Ear and Finger Ring*,; Gold guard and fob Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold Buckles, Gold und silver thimbles, and Spectacles : .fall kinds. * _ Abo, Silver Table, Desert and Tea Spoon*, extra-fine ilver Forks, Soup and Gravy Ladles. Butter-knives; ith a great variety of fancy articles and hou-ekeeping goods. Our facilities for purcha-ing goods in New York are such a* to enable us to offer them cheaper .an can be bought el-ewliere. . i - We would respectfully invite our friends,the public, id strangers vi-iting the place, to call and examine ir stock, and the raiezs, and judge for themselves. 0.4 A. K. CHILDS. S. B. Watches an.1 Tire Pieces of every descrip- □n, carefully repaired by the most experienced work- ieiu and warranted to perform well. Repairing of *11 inifa neatly dotm, O. £ A. K. CU Athens JimeY4, CMft. * -- > ^ all kindso Having ’X r faL MAHOGANY, MAPLE AND BLACK WALNUT CHAIRS, IVardrobee.Rarrntis. Sideboards,Tables.Ac ble, and warranted bo to be) can'be obtained from the North, adding only the freight, at the WARE ROOMS Two doors West of the Post Office, near the Epis- ' copal Church. ***A continuance of the patronage hithertoreceire«i by the subsen her win encourage and enable him to add considerably to his stock of manufactured articles, and increase the variety of his material. Why take your money abroad, when yon can nseit as 1 vantageously at home f *** Old Furniture cleansed and repaired. Sign aad C.S. OLIVER. 2&r£2 *?' DR. CHRI8TIE’8 GALVANIC NECKLACE (* u*«4 fair «U cemvfabit* »tV*«tinf tb* Th««*t or H«*d, ***' [far wlwed management toe *e- oraameutal Painting. LIFE INSURANCE. T he souTBEiur bctdal iwnm COMPAET have mre bren .re, nsnrance for one year. InthisthnA l Complaint Iff ".xTuitJ ty ■ rl, Energy fa the limtM or < tber, try of the. meet extraordinary character ci I G.1 Lr.1 NIC .1HTICI.ES, *•d they Saildli LOOK OlJT FOR CHEAP RIDING! LIVERY STABTe REMOVED. ' TH K undersigned hav- fifyiff:. fagtmilt and* fart fin- r y. ished their splendid . i - and well arranged Sta ble, in'connection with the Franklin Hone, take this method of informing their old putmn/and the priblicanu^ general, tliat they keep constantly ou hand for; hire. Saddle Horses Horses and Buggfa-S BaroucfaMS, and yerfact Sfagc Coaches r.f all size*; all of which can be had at S Policies red 8430,000 00 shave been 10,688 08 Nothing. Prices: The Oalvanlc Belt Three Dollars, Tha Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollar*,. The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Bach. Tha Magnetic Fluid, On* Dollar. OOF-Tte article* are ercoe^aetel by fWlt and i-Uui dlree- rJT —- r a „ jSie.un' Mr be W nf too /wiil run a splendid li Thetrjpremini _ Tliis department is, by the Company’s charter, ei LEATHER FOR SALE. T HE Watkinsville Leatlier Manufacturing Company are now offering for sale a hindsorae stock of Leather, conststing of Harncs*, Belt, Sole and Upper leather, and invite the attention of dealers and consu- inAu ti*m jw hand, a large sto^TofNegrw of the* best q e nali- IRON AND STEEL. * ■* tj. Cash paid fur hides and bark. A GOOD rtocltorS.rel« red B.T irretl 18. W. O. HORGAK, So P L round, square and oral d^basd,hoop aqd bnuul | ““ do„ plow moulds, cast, blistered ami German steel; ( - BLANK IfOTES. wagon boxes, webchain, Ac, constantly on hand ami [4 LOT of superior BlankNotes, just printedandfor for sale low by Sept. 12. T. BISHOP. |A sale al' this office. tirety distinct from their other bosinesa. Hwir rates are lower than those charged by Nor * residents of the Southern States. PARTICULAR CAUTION. “ -• tf C.uub’J.itt mud H.title,, tmdmttM*. D. O. MOREHEAD, M. D, OENULAV AGENT M»K THK of Four Hone-Post Coaches three time* a week from Athens to Madison Form-;,end daily if pecei^ary. All fanrilito'wislfiaw to- vi-i; ilw up-cotfatry via At liens, wifi Us sentto.CIarkes- ville Ufa ri lge road or by Madi *oo Sprit,gs, a* they cee«l IftiifW*. j j%n i.- _ All horses senrto their charge will receive the best attention. And they flattenthepifalve* that from long: expericnwAod djpeattention, they will give jutii'fac.- .tion to all who may favor tlieni with (heir patronage, y. Mew York* We run it splendid Omnibus daily from the city to. .uthorizjdage nt the R; Jt. Depot. ti ALTERA IV Y, V " -J {■•'January 25,1849. . ,. . -. | Omnibus offices at the Newton Hot READ! HAVING reroared, Io VAX HODTE* * BAISBETT, COACH-WAKFBS, ATHtNS. Rm Ip.iv» tu inform thrir friends and till i.niently situated to tho busine**. part of scriptioa- of*CAK1UAGES. town, to the college and to the churches. Terms low Orders tfiflnkfally received md Address the subscriber at Macon. Ga. t REPAIRING done with STLVANUS LANDRUM. ‘ Athens, March 23.1818. d easy. J April 18