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DAIRY EXAMINER.
Latest News.
ATLANTA, AtOQPBT l, lW.
Further by the Kur«|m.
biurats and Uragtl* had advanced 1-Hd.
Fair Orleans was Quoted at 8 5-8tl.; Mid
dling Orleans 8 3-8d.; Fair Mobile 8 l-2d.;
Middling 8 ' 1—8d.;" Fair Uplands 8 3-«d.;
Middlings 1-I6d. The salea on Friday
were estimated at 8,000 bales, of which
speculators took 1,006, and exporters 1,000.
The market closed firm. The whole slock
itt port was estimated'at 550,otto bale:-, ol
453.000 bales were American.
Breadstufls were very dull, with tin: ex
ception of eorh, which was steady, t’ro-
visions were quiet.
Manchester advices were favorable, as all
(jualltie.s of goods had advanced.
The weather continued favorable lor the
crops.
The bullion in the Bank of Kngland had
increased £75,000.
At Havre Orleam Ires Oritinarir was ([no
ted at 118 fr.
Liverpool, July 18, 2 p. in.—(Jetton was
firmer, but not quotably higher under the Per-
sia’s uews, with Bales of 9,000 bales-
Oonsola ruled at 9U a 91Jc. for money, and
92Jc. for account.
Flour dull, and had declined Is. per —
Wheat dull and had declined 2d. per bushel—
Borne circulars say 2d. u 4d. per bushel. Corn
continued quiet.
The Agamemnon finished shipping her
portion of Hit Tclegraghic Cable on the 18th.
Tho Niagara had nearly finished shipping her
portion.
The Poet Heranokr is dead
Spanish accounts indicate that a final in
terview had taken place botwecu Safraota
and Pidal, but it is believed that it resulted
unsatiefatorily.
Puu.ADEi.rutA, July 28.
The afternoon papers report a fatal case of
yellow fever in Swanston street. The victim
was the mate of the barque E. K. Kane, re
cently arrived from Uavumi., The vessel lias
beta sent back to quarantine.
Washington, July 29.
A dispatch under dale of the 25th, from
Fort Snclling to the Government, states th t
tho Sioux Idiana had acceded to all
demands, and were for the present quiet,
. Charleston, July 30.
The sales of the week embrace 1,500
bales. The market in the meanwhile lias
advanced J a :jc. flood middling and mid
dling fair 15 a 15jc. The decrease in re
ceipts at all the ports amounts to 578,000
bales, and the decrease in foreign exports to
190.000 bales.
New Orleans, July 30.
Sales of cotton amounted to 1,000 bales,
at stiffer rates. Middling is quoted at llj
a 15e. Receipts to-day 50 bales. Sterling
Exchange is quoted at 9 j per cent premium
Other articles are unchanged.
New York, July 29.
'Oottonquiet; Bales to-day 500 bales. Flour
is nnchauged. New southern while wheat is
quoted at 81 80c. a 81 89c. per lu’shcl.—
Spirits of Turpentine drooping. Other arti
cles are unchanged.
New York, July 2-
The steamer Philadelphia from Havana, v/ilq
dates of 23d inst. arrived here to (lay
The health of the city ami island is reported
to be good.
Tho brig W 1) M iller landed a cargo of 100
negroes near Ctudenaa. Tho vessel wus burnt.
aigug.f. 1 .'' 1 **
G ( EOUfiilA, <'ani|tlM‘ll county
f—COURT OF ORDINARY, 185',.—
appearing to the Court, by the petition of All
tied ifuttell, surviving copartner of the Annul
Auatell A Gump, that Nathan Camp, one m
the firm Of Austell A. Camp, ol said coui y, did
in his limetimc execute to said Austell,rv
ing copartner as aforesaid bis bond or writ n
acknowledgment, showing that u n port oflhc
real eatalc purchased by snid firm ot An-(ell A
Gamp, tho titles were taken in the name of said
Nathan Gamp, to«wit: Lots No' 115, 03, 121,
99, and part of Lot No. 122, all situate, tying
and being in the 9th District of originally
Fayette but now Campbell county; also, Lot
No. 100 in the same District, but i" Fayette
county, together with a House and Lot in tiio
town of Fairburn with some 12 15 acres at
tached, known ns the Hugh McCaron Hou o
and Lot, which doeda or titles should have been
taken in the name of the Arm of .lu tell A
Camp, and it further appearing that said Na
than Gamp,onoof the t!rm of Austell A Catnp.
departed thia life without excel ling titles to
said Lota of Land and Leaf Estate, or in any
way providing therefore and it appearing that
said li nt of Austell A Camp has paid jointly
the full amount of the purchase of said Lota ol
Land and Real Estate, and snnl Alfred Amtell
surviving copartner of Austell d Camp, having
petitioned thia Court to direct Thomas .1. Camp
Administrator upon the Estate of said
Nathan Camp, (one of the firm of Austell A
Camp) deceased, to execute ta him, as surviv
ing copartner of Austell A Camp, lilies to aaid
Lota of Land and Real Estate, in conformity
with aaid writen obligation; it is therefore, here
by ordered that natice be given in three or more
public pLcea in Baid county, ond iu the \'-
lanta Examiner," of such application, that all
penoos concerned may file objections, in the.
(trdinary'a Office, (if any they have,) why said
Thomas J. Camp, Administrator is Bhucsaid,
should not execute titles to said LoU ol Land
and Real Estate in conformity with said obit:
y gallon.
A true extract trom the minut of said
Court, thia June Itilh, 1857-
R. C. UE.W ER.s, Ordinary.
June 13, 1857 wtf
TWTotlce.— A'I persons iudchtrd to the
Estate of Joseph E U.altop late ol sa..l
county deceased, are requ ted to make imnic.
(diet payuirnt and tho-e ha ng demands
gai nit tiie Estate, arc hereby notified to present
hem duly authenticated to
J H BORN, ) VJ ,
W H BKAb'VELL, $
April 29th, 186^ w6in
New Spring Stock
IIERBINUN!
Elegant Styles of Cloths,
CASS FRIER M & VESTING,
LINEN, MARSEILLES, &c.,
HA f Q CAPS
GEhiSithtuiiSHINGuOODS
Superior Fitting Shirts,
TAILORS TRIMMINGS
wmmmmi
Superb Stock of Clothing
ol our own Manufacture.
Also, Agents for the Sale <»f
+mm
SEW1N& MACHINES,
Prices very Low.
OT The Public are invited to call a ml ex
amine our Stock.
W. HEKRTNG b SON.
march ! dwtf
(iKOiUilA. Uwiunett County.
W HRATaA.S, Thomas W. Oonnally At Jal
cob Strickland, K mentors of tho Inst vvil,
it ml testament ol Wilson H trick! n ml deceased
apply to me for lettern ol dismission from the
same*
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and Mtigular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to file their objections in my office, (if
any they have.) within the time prescribed by
law, otherwise, letters dismissory will b.e granted
the Applicants at the Meptembei Term next of
the Court of Ordinary to be held.in and for snid
county.
G. T. HA AW, Ord’y.
Fe! 25 wtf
1%/Tolinage .Sale.—Will be sol,I on the
ill hrst Tuesday in August n«..a, the follow
ing property to wit: One Aegro woman about
21 years ol age, of dark complccticn by the name
of Isabel nnd her child Harriet about 0 years
c* ! of yellow conipleclion. Levied on as the
property of A M Me Who* ter to f.itis ¥ one mort
gage ti fa. i*.‘ Ued fr n ni Cai-oll Interior Court in
favor of Chambeilain Miller & Co. vs Abbott M
McWhorter, property pointed out in said li fa.
JumMwSm ELI BENSON, Sheriff.
/ 1 EOlUilA, Rn icon Comity.—v
\Jf.iohn Lynch ot Mid county, Executor of
lj. p.el McSheflry of trul ci only deceased, wil.
ni ply for letter s of Uiimj* on f.om said Ad-
m .i ■ ..lion at the November term next, of the
said Court of Ordinary of sniff county. Bv or
der of JOS II. MEAD, Ordinr ry.
April 21 1857 wffmi
G 1EORG1A) Gwinnett County.
C—Whctaa, Newton Bramblctt, adminis
trator on the estate of John R. Blount, late
of snid county deceased, makes application for
letters of dismission from said udminutrution;
those are, therefore, lo cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to be and Appear at my olfice, within
tho t'»no prescribed by law, to show cause, if
any they have, why letters ofdismission should
not he gianted tho nppbean* Given under my
hand at office, this M..y 5th. 1857.
may* •»V CL T. KAKEtfTK A W, Only
G 1 eorgla, (hviuudt county.—
( To all whom it may concern.— Whereas
Robert W. Inzer, A. Givens, W.Arnold admin
istrators of Hcmbrey Loveless deceased, show
by their petition to this court that they have
fully administered and disposed of said Estate,
nnd | ray Letters of Dismission therefrom.
Therefore, nil persons concerned, are notified to
show cause s\i or before the first Monday in
J aim; ry next, to this court, why said Letters
should not he granted. Given under my hand
this 2 1th July, 1S5»7.
G. T. KAKESTKAW, Ordinary.
/ 1 eorgia, Gwinnett county.—
\J To all whom it may concern.— W hereas
.lack on Gregory applies to mo for Letters of
Guardianship »n the Estate of Nathaniel A.
Burge, minor nnd adopted child ol Lorenzo N.
Bur .e, late of this county, deceased.
These ore therefore to cite nnd admonish all
person • concerned, to show cause at Septem
ber Term <»f the Gourt of Ordinary for said
county, why said Letters should not he granted.
Given under mv hand, at office, this 21th day
July, 1857.
(i. T H\KPSTB AW,O
( 1 roll f. I % . Fulton t ouut> . -1 wo
J mon hs afu. date, application will be made
I ) ibe Cmi.t o' Ordinary ol snid county, lor leave
to ?ell the lb.ii »e and Lot, on Alah ma street,
all ly occupied i.y Michael McShcflery, deceas
ed, and now oecup cd by John Gava* 1 , ‘louting
on \lab.*m.» st c f, b iv-two end a hall feet,
e."tl mulling bat k filly feet, known a< Lots Nos
It i.iul *t. 0 block if, in plan of the city ot Atlanta
ami on I«.imt Lot »», in fouiU’cn U Di Jrict ot
or ip ina ly Jleoiy now Fulton couniy.
Al two I
.Sou b ll;»*1
fouit'ciilli D
lVbon coc .
I oi-
ii said city, known as the
Lot, 3:1, and Land Lot n.j,
i f or*g nally Henry now
nt. • »■ two acres more or
A* <, one city Lot ,.i said c. v, known as part
of / ,.84, be -i . lii • Noiih ca t one-fourth ot
hall 3" oct mnii m b.-ck tro:n the Macon A
Wc» -in Ha t Hoad iwo hundred and uvo feet
front ng f d Bad Hoad twenty*.- x loot on the
Ef i, adj. . ig *l*i*l- r, Tan u r and (» hers, con -
tainig one «i-h*b >• n n n«ie me reor ic* ; - a mJ
property to the rs:?te ut Daniel Me
fciuilrty, late of auid cou i v deceased, and to
be mid lor tl.e purpose n. - .»• ion among the
legatees JUllN LV.Nf'H, Executor.
June
4 dniinistraioi’^ aalc,~?Agreeahiy
f\ to an order of the Court of Ordinary ol
Gwinnett couniy, will be >old t tforc the (’ourt
IIoiu^c Door in the town ot Lnwrcnceville, on
the hr t Tuesday in September next, within the
legal hours ot sale, all the lauda belonging to
thccstate of Hubert HobU deceased, consisting
of one hundred acres, more or less, 25 acres of
Lot No. I:»7, and \5 a« ris No. IM*4. l»oth in the
Sixth Dutrict of said county, told ft r the ben
••lit of the heirs aud creditors of -aid deceased
ferms made kn >wn on day «»t sale.
WAN! OKI) IS. KELLEV, Xdin’r.
NANGVHOBBS, Adinrx.
July Clh, I s - * w60d
Special notices.
Important to Married ladies and
those about to marry f
Dr. Delosmer’iJCelebratcd Monthly Pill*.
/'repared from a prescription of ALEXAN
DER DELORME, member of the Pftneh A
odemy of Surgeons, and attendant pby*3otan>#
her Majesty, tho Emprers
Thia invaluable medicine nets like a chirm
in nil menstrual difficulties, removing obstruc-
t’ons, and bringing on tho Monthly periods with
perfect regularity. In all rasa's of Nervous Af-
fe< lions, Palpitation of the Heart Flour Albia or
Whites, nnd in fart in all complaint* arising
from o^disardered eondilian and unhealthy ae*
tion'of the Genital i frgdns, these I*ill< will ef
fect n speedy and permanent cure. Thoy ore
put up in small plate glass Husks, securely seal
ed from observation, and accompanied by lull
directions for use. Price $1 p.-r package.
N. B.— These Tills should not be taken by
females durj/ig the lirst tlree months of preg
nancy, as they are certain to bring on mi*car.
ringc; but at any other time they are harmlnw.
J. K. Bi.amdIN, M. D., only /fgent for the I ni
ted Htates and (Janadas.
dlso jus/ receieved nt the Doc tor’s office, a
fresh supply of Kicord’s Female Protector^-an
unfailing preventive of conce|4ion, and invalu.
able to those females who, owing to halnts of
life or physical malformation, are incapacitated
from safe rc-prOduction. Price $2 sent by
mail.
In connection with these remedies, I have
constantly on hand the following works: Mat
ron’s Manual, Marriage Guide, Diseases of
Females, Diseases of Males. Each work is
substantially bound and beautifully illustrated
with colored plaits } and contain nearly 400
pages of reading matter. Sent | ost paid to any
address on receipt of •>!, and 25 cents in
stamps.
All letters addressed to me will receive my
immediate attention; and letters of inquiry
(when a postage is enclosed,) will be promptly
attended to.
J. K. BLANDIN, M- D.,
Syracuse, New York.
June 20,1867 daw6m
H. U.lC-^BHiTfE\ e]l~()ii the coasts
ofHouth America, in the Tropics, and in tho
East nnd West Indies, thin dreadful pestilence
has broken out wiih the suddenness of the
lightning Hash, nnd as suddenly been cheeked
by the limely use of Radway’s Heady Relief a
Regulators. It is truly a blessing to feel sale,
when you are in the midst of a terrible pesti
lence, breathing its poisonous air, and knowing
flint by taking a few drops of Had way’s Ready
Relief, and keeping the bowels free and clear,
regular and strong, by one little Pill, called
Radwoy’s Regulators, that you are safe, anil
can bid this pestilence defiance. Whole squad
rons of ships have time and again been purified
after this pestilence bad broken out, and the
lives ul the crews and passengers saved from a
sudden and terrible death by the K. R. Relief and
Regulators. Every vessel that leaves port, and
every traveler by sen, should lay in a supply ot
Railway’s Relief Regulators and Resolvent—n<<
matter what form the pestilence may appear in
whether ns Yellow, Spotted, Ship, Brain, Ty
phus, or other malignant Fevers, or Cholera,
Dysentery, Railway’s Relief, aided by a
or two of Regulators, will protect the human
body from sudden attacks. For Scurvy, Sores.
Tumors, Boils, Salt Rheum, Skin Disease, and
all Scaly and and Scrofulous Diseases Rail
way's Resolvent is a positive cure. .Armed with
those /Remedies, the travelers can visit the most
sickly places with safety.
\o Wonder lie* was Thankful,
READ AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
RocuihTitt, October I ‘J, 1852.
SgMKSHiis. Fuminu Buds'. Gentlemen—Hav.
ing experienced the beneficial effects of Dr. M’-
Lane’s Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by vwu
1 take greut pleasure in recommending them to
the public. I feel warranted in .saying, th it
they are u certain cure for liver complaints and
Ml billious <ftseaM’s, no matter how difficult cr
longstanding I myself was afflicted with this
dreadful disease lor over two years, and oh !
how thankful I am that 1 heard ol these Fills.
I purclin*t>d of one of your agt-nla three innes,
and before I had linishod the third box, I wa-
completely cured. I verify believe, but lor Dr.
M Lane's l.ircr Fills,! should have now been in
my grave, but anil t*, I am now enjoying t\u
best ol health, and stand a living witness ot the
efficiency of Dr. M’Lnne's Liver Pills. Besides
recovering my health, I consider that 1 have
saved in in) pocket some two or ihrtc hundred
dollars physician’s fees.
'Phis testimony I give you with the greatest
pleasure, and hope it may do a. metliing toward-
making tin :-o invaluable Pi'ls known to all who
are suffering with liver complaint
WILLIAM Hl^s
Traveler in Western New York.
r#' Purchasers will be carelul t>* a-k lor Dr.
M’Lnne’s Celebrated Vermifuge manufactured
by Fleming Uros.,of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
V ermifuges iu comparison are worthies:. Dr:
M’l.ane’s rim Hi me Vermifuge, also his re-lehru
ted Liver Pills, cun now be had at all respectable
drug store*. None genuine without the sig
nature of
hi. E Mix; UK os.
/ tEOKUIA) Forsyth county.—
\Jf Ci jW of Ordinary, July Term, 1857.—
U lifrcc J RorrtX*, /iu.irdian »t \\ I'li.in
8luw. 8r, » lunslic,D|)pho» (o ine loi l.nic-
i)niu:n icJ Iron) oaiJ GuarJmmhqi, s»ul
h.i iw tdins now dead.
Tiioe arc ibeKfoir, )o cite and admon -h all
[> (J l.ps :,.tcu-t('d, wlcLllirr fi udrrd or creditor.
J, i f jj \\ illio’ii hiiaw, a lunatic, to fi c their
olijn .ions, il *ny tl**J ha»c. with i I lie time
prtcc-iibfd jjr lav., why I.cucrs qf Di.mis.nii
.hou' l not 10 granted Ue o[>pticant at our
Court of ••ordinary, to i*e held m and lor said
coo i ly on the first Moiniuv in .-•■) ti naber next.
H. B.tKKFK, Ordint/•
July 6 th 1807 w4W
Lotteries!
WHO WANTS MONEY ?
MAT BK OBTAINED BV RISKING TRN, lirtLI.iKB
Hxltn und <|uart<M- Ticket-
IN PROPORTION
JASPER CO., ACADEMY
oaw w 9
BV AtmiORITT OK THE RTaTE OF I1KOHI1I A.
IlaTaan Plan, llngl. Xambcni.
30.000 TickelH—3,‘iXHi Prizes.
jl.Moryl'fSG To 8215.2C0.
Prizet Payable Without Deduction
ANDERSON A BON, Managrrs,
Hucee.»>r» to J. F. Winter, Manager.
Our l.otteyr draws in Macon, (ia., (Small
Scheme) every Saturday, and ill Savannah, Ga.
(Large Schamea) about the 15th ol every
month.
CLASS AA.
t/RAWS AUilllKT 17th, 1857, AT
Armory Hall. .Susannah, Geo..
/ ndir the Sirum Superintendence etf
VV. H. Symons anil J. M. Prentiss, F^qs. •
CAPITALS of $G0,00tl, *20,000,$:.,Otto
0OO, $1,000, $2000,3 Prize, of $1000,5 Prize,
of $500, 100 of $100, 100 ol $50,3000 of $30
and 72 Approximation prize, amounting t..
$3,700.
Whole Tickets 810. Halves S5,
Quarters 82.50.
Look to your interest ami compare thia
Scheme with uny other:
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at pur.
Checks on New York remitted for prizes.
Address order, for Tickets or Certificate, of
Packages of Ticket, to
ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
Macon Or Savannah, Cia.
July 17, 1837 dawlf
THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR
Maryland Lotteries
FOR AUGUST 1S57.
It. FRANCK & CO., Managers.
L o t 1 v i* i
SWAN & CO.’S LOI
Tin* most Krilli'.ini Schcni.
CAPITAL P
tor s (i (l ,li it it
T M KIiTS om
Dwjng to tlif grrat lavor w
N mid^r Lofti riin havr bn i
lie, and iho* 111tb in tnd for
agnr*. >' Htv m <*.», w ,|| b ,
Smurd »/ throughout tin- v•
Hchnm- w ill In- drawn in in'
lor August. IH.Yi.
^ l lrASS I
1 wo be drawn in tin <’.iv
public on H \TU/»DAY •
CLAS^
To be drawn m the
in public, on 8ATL 1
il
To drawn in tU
in public, oi. s\Ti
To be drawn in
in public, on HA 1
i k
r Vit b.* drawn in fh
in public, uji K .hird i
On tin
SINGLE N
:t,:i to in
Nearly One Prize lo ever
MAGNIFICENT Sv
TO UK DRAWN
EAC H .SATl'HDAV IN U
BRILLIANT SCHEME
Grand Consolidated Lottery
Ok Maryland,
CJLvlSS K ,
Tohcdrawn Saturday, Ann;, 39th
In Baltimore, Maryland.
Drawings conducted under the superintendence
of the State Lottery Commissioner ,(#5
L«1EI«
78 Numbers 14 Drawn Ballots.
1..
$62,518
$62,518
2. .
. 12,50(1
25,000
2. .
..8,000
16,000
2..
,..(!,000 ...
12,000
...5,000...,
5. .
. 3,000 . . .
1 s',000
fi—
—, 2,000
10..
...1,800
..19,000
ut..
. . . 1,600. , .
16,000
10..
. .1,000.
10,000
ui..
. . . 1,250
12,500
lltl). .
. . 000
60,000
200..
400
80ju>0
G4..
150...
9,600
64..
100...
.6,400
64..
80...
c. .5,120
fi 4 .
60 ...
3,840
5.5CS, .
... 40.. .
222,720
28,224..
... 20...
664,480
!$ 1,11*2 prize*
, amounting t,i tyiI.lT9.lTS
Whole* .*<*20; Halves 10. l^uar. 6; Eighth*2 50.
f -rrtificate of F
ackage of
2fi -Whole*, co*t,
$282 00
2fi Hah
C4J, “ . . .
.141 00
21! (Juarters, “
. 70 * r >(»
26 Eighths, “
35 25
Mmm
PLM],
(irarnl Consolidated Lottery of M. D.
Extra Class JS,
To be drawn in
lalomore, Mu
Satur lav, Aug.,
29. 1867.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
, - , /•
<■ Mi
r
1 Prize ol.
$32,500
I uf $iO0
1 j*riz«* of
. 10 .2‘JO
4 uf 450
1 prize «»f .
. . 6000
1 of 350
1 prize of
2,200\
l prize of
9,2 00/
1 prize nf
2,200
20 01 loo
l prize of
... 2.2WH
IJ prize ot
2,2001
6 prizes of
1,600
20 of 90
6 prize* ol
1,250
20 of 90
in
1,000
40 ut OH
20 *
6(H)
80 of 50
of
20 “ 500
Lt2 “ 4«KJ 528 ot 20
1.000 prixes, «»ra’< l».) IjllHMOU
Whole Ticket® $10; Halves .$5;t^uarters $2,50
r**’Please address alt order* lor Tickets in
I tie above Magnificent Scheme, to
T. H. HUBBARD A GO.
No. 80 F*yette-*t., or Box, No, 40,
Baltimore, Mary Ian «.
Oct 14 (dly)
lay lot ’s 4nti-l>)s|m*i»Ii< Elixir,
Atlanta, Gkoiu.lv, Slay l-t, '57,
DU. J. \. TAN LOR,
Sir 1 regret to Nay to you that for a long time
I suffered most severely from that honid disease
dyspepsia, and all its evil atU ndants. Lite, it- j
self, almost became a burthen. Remedy attr !
remedy was tried—medical advice sought trom I
tima to time—but all would not do. Heart bnriu*)
tour eructations, a difficulty in breathing, pain!
in the head, am! many other ills to which ffe-h ,
u heir, were the torments of my file. At U>t.
1 tried your Elixir, aiid hince tin n have found re
lief. Upon my ease.it ha* operated as a charm•
1 can now eat with some satistaclion. anil
sleep without being troubled wiu» frightful
dreams. In truth, * s ;r, to your Elixir I owe al
most a new existence, and you are at Utterly to |
publish this to the world should you think pm
per to do so, VV’M. KAY.
Sold Ly Mmilh *Vt Enard, Sole Proprietors an
Manutacturers, Atlanta, (ia. may tdwif
Whits Tn tu, Psamnn Bhsath snh HsirT.rrL
•
a Thousand Nowers," Whit'.adyor gentle
man wou ! d remain under the curse of a disa
greeable breath, when by using the “Balm of a
Thousand Flower*" .is a dentifrice, would not
only render it swee% but leave the teeth white
as ah'e ter 1 Many |>er»ons do not know.their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Bewail <*t coun
terfeit •• Be sure etch U tile is signed
FETRIDGE A GO. N. Y.
F»*r sale by all Druggists- ’ [roh2(xlf.::i
New Haeoii.
Choice lot just received, in store and lot
.ale
LOWE dt RlCh;
21 ilwtf
Cigar and Tobacco
STORE.
rpIIEjHI'BseRIBER Ug. most re«p«ctfiilly
I Li inform the Citizen, of All.ntw and tut-
rounding country, that he has juat received a
largestidilioti to histormcr Ktockot
i isr: cut a its,
TOBACCO,
SNL’FF,
PIPE.-,
SNI FF BOXES,
MATCHES.'
&C„ iCJ
Which is otrered at Wholesale or Retail at
TOY JtOW vaiGBS.
Persons desiring anything m iuj line wiil do
well tJ call and examine my Stock Iwfor* pur
chasing cls,’whert>.
If Store on White Hall Street,opposite the
In’eliigencer office.
JOHN FK’KEN.
\' .r.ta, March 18 dwtf
On Confisnmcnt.
I F,nc Piano trom J. Chickenng, for ale on
reasonable Term, by
LOW A. RICE.
Fetid dwtf
llruslifs ol all Kinds.
Large lot on hand, of .upenor (Qualities.
For sale by,
LOWE* RICE.
F eb !1 dwtl
1 Prize nf
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
t Prize of
$60,bv.
20,000
1 Prize ol
1 Prize ut
I Prize uf. . .
2,000
1 Prize of
2,(too
1 Prize of
2,000
1 Prize of *..
. 2,00(1
5( H1
45 Prizes i>f
300
101) Prize* uf
125
l'JO Prize* of
75
Approximation Prizes.
4 Prize, ut !90QApx'gt f ■ ,000 I’rlxc arc $900
32
3fi
3,000
2U.VU9
6,000
2,000
;.()0
3,3-15 Prizes, amoununi: to - .$204,000
WholeTickew SlO-Halves a- Quarters 2:
■ULAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Th< iiumL>trh from 1 lo 30/RM' corresponding
with those number* on the ticket*, printed on -ep
aratc slips of paper, are encircled w.th ^mall tin
tubes uad placed in one Wheel.
The first 2b5 Frizes, similarly j r.ntta;..l in-
circled. are placed in another wlin l
The wheels, arc then rcv.;*/vfd and a number
i» draw n from the wheel of numbers, an at thv
same time a prize 13 drawn from the other whet ;
The number and prize drawn out .re i** ned
and exhibited to the audience and registered bv
the CommUsioner* , the j>»;: atr.^ p!a
against the number drawn. ro*. •:
repeated until all thi'prizes : * rw;. *u .
A!>proxlmutioii Priif*.
The two preceilmg and thr two sLcc« e
.N u mb^T* to those drawing the :ir.-t .1 Pr . t
will be entitled to the >0 Approximate 1
Prizes. For example: if 2'ickct No. Il.-f
tlraws the ^»b0,00OPnxe,tiht#K'i ickcL- ;.u:i .
11248, 112U» 11251. 11852, wilh *
U» $225 . If Ticket No. 6draw> ti 1 "fA • om
Prize, those tickets numbered 54e, :.[ j, . l,
552, will each l-e entitled to and • .-n
acctirding to th* af*ove *chcrac.
The UiWWf prizes ol $20 w if! bedcN rmineJ by.
the Inst figure of number which draw < the >f .
POO Prize. For examide, if the nnni'.fr .!r.»wii >:
the $M».i»(Mi prize ends with No. 1. th, n ill .
'Pickets where the number ends in ! wil! be e;i
tilled to 8*20. If the .\um!*rr ends wiih N • J.
then all the Tickets when the NamS** k r en >
2 w ill be rnti/led to $20, and »• on to 0.
Certificates of Package- will b* .<!<' n* 1!
lowing mtfA, which h thr risk
Gerfifletti »f 1‘irkiffOf WJjrtkTirkfl "!'■
“ 10 Half “ 1ii
** “ 10 Quarter u 2»»
“ “ lo IsitrhiJ) 44 10
In ordering Tickets 1 r tYrtiiic ate , cncW
money to onr tddM* forthel cket *
rer* ipt of which they will le forwarded bv lirM
mail. Purchasers can have ticket- cm dine
any figure they may design*to. ,
The list of drawn NumtH'rs and Pr.tes w ! *+■
sent to purchasers lmnuatiate^v after the draw
mg.
Purchaser* will piease wnt« 1 ho signaiure-
|»Um, and give their |**»st li re, county •
oblate.
tlT Rememfier that every prizr 1-' drawn, arc'
•ayable in lull without deJuitiou.
S9T A11 IVizes of 1 ,000 ind
rnediatrly after the drawing— other prize- at s
usual time of thirty days, in lull wilbvi : ' iL
tion.
All communications strictly ronii vntial. 1
rawn numbera will U- forwurileJ u* purrh-tHrr I
tmm< k dtan*ly after the drawing.
iirAU prires of *•' IjUiK) and undi r. paid un-
ir.cdialHv alter the drawing—oth- : r\u ol t
tation.s
There v.
the reputat.
Tmc 1 'iblic rr. v
AFFLICT^ Ha,
Miraculous cure made ot oac t .
of Macon,
Maco*, April S, 1857,
i’r !. lie (iruifi—Dear 8ir:^This is tocertil.
that I had a fall, sprained my shoulder and wa-
afflicted f r ciohlcen days, and lost the use ol
my arm, and could net raise my hand to m'
head, and hearing of the wonderful cures aft;*',
'.ad ! v De (truth's Electric Oil, an i by one ap
plication of Electric Oil I was immediatitv
enahlc.d to raise my hand to my head anJ take
tl'myhat. Thank God I am well, and I
checrtutly recommend it to all the afflicted. T:.
application wa. made before n hnndrrd per-
•ons Very truly.
[•■Signed] A. JORDAN.
M ■. as—.1 A Hater, Join: V/Dramly.
< has H Rogers, Loi Young,
I, Young,
( W Aderhold,
Ed <• JctTers,
E Price.
fv- T Franklin,
A ft P-S3S
li I’ rt ■eman.
Maoo», As J 8, 1857,
Frol. De (iratn—Dear .Sir I, tiuptarn B. B
•■Smith, hrreby certify that I have tain afflicted
with Rheumatism lor four years, and at times
u: I :; eh , p. ID hearing of the wonderful
cures by DcUnih's Electric Oil.l was induced
■ ■ try it, and tin- fir-; appheau m of the Eleotrn
(id I ■-*a- at once relieved, and have tho jerfe.
use ot in- arm The applicali n w,. made be
fore titty persons. D. U SMITH.
Twirf. cjunty,
M ,, the undersigned, were prise'
I. I. Riley, J. H. Brar.tly H. JLf.'oipn.
Raleigh [N. (!,] . i lard
t’ERTIOAlt-
(N.-c-rao . S. E-, kiar^o t., ISo,
I, Daaid Elkin, do hereby certify that 1 h ivc
lain adly ufilicied tor alsiut two months wntb
inflammatory rlu-uuiati.m, one ot my leg, l»-im
much wolien, still and mrc, v- that I i ui I i
i j vdingly uiliicuit le »alk— ibai’lie .till n
l.a- l. cn Iwic, ruffled o th Pn8. De It rati.
(, o trail I Elt i fra I til wtiliili thirlv hour.-, and •
now hati the (H.rtect u>« ol the aifiirtrd Inn!-, I
waa also troubled tilth partial deafness ui Hit
lett -sr. arid by a ■ ingle application nl the Ll.i
tri Hit mt hea-ing !ia- t-eli grealtv linpso*.-
DA VIP ELKIN
,u
Prat. De th
that my !• v
Rio Iinial|e|.,
app!it alion ,.i ,
ti - < til) wa
Hilt, KEAf
l--.*ll oili.rti.t
I- De t.l.li, . El
•I. and I i lieerli !!t
end ii to ,!l .undarty
V orus lte«[«-ctfui’ly.
Prot Detir
tat I h.ivt U.
-ra« on v :
- to cert-
t ided with llerdirhe at
from which I hati .ut\.i.
> - ry mo h. md : * the'ap|iin-an -n ot De t.r
Elei-trie Oil. I have I- on cured ol my Hi - i
and t orus, and therctoro recommend it to a
P McCI E
Prof. Dr liralh'- Electric (tit—$8.'
i I give $25 lor
imp w ho pnnlni
stiitr bv the n.vmi
PI.OF. t
lot,
,M«V
the apprvbenw
©me dirtv in))
of my Electric t til.
H VRI F> In-DItA 1 11
Eishtli stnet. Phils.! ,
dw tn
u-ual time thirty dsys.
Prize ticket* cashed or renewed at. : rO; ■
Address Order* lor I'.ckets Certilica’.. . t*
8. S\\ AN a- CD., ! •ntfllo:
A list of the numbers lhai ite .inn tr ia
the wheel, with the amount ot ; r that
each one is entitled to, will U pa -ed allcr
every drawing, in the (chewing j-aj-, r-. N*w
Orleans Delta. Mobile R. i.tir, Oharlc-ton
Standard, Nashville (laxetii . MDnta Intelli
gencer, New Yiek M eekly Day Iti-L, riavan-
nah Morning News and R. amend DieyaUb. I oauslacnon i
New York Dis path and P t-l ng, Mti- .Ci-.r-
A
J i up,—hleward'
c
able tarma
'une U 67 dawtt
^S -vrup ju»l received, ami tor sale on reason -
refined Sugar House
W W. ROARK
June 21
UAwlr:
J. I w;:ua8Y JOBS gust, ly i BOLLING
Wuliaan, Rhea & Co-
(Successor.* to J L\ William*.)
G K N KKALUuM \\ I S.< lUN M KRl 'll AN ! ?
AND PARTUTI.AULY : i
iht* roW Bac‘ ! . U*tr, ;
Flour, Feathers. au.t
TW.De»»«v Fruducs Gen rally
Decatur * s im t. i ear the Trvui Hcuvr, \tl»n*
la, Ga.
N*wr 16 -Iwit
1000 p< rfine Flour, in ."-tin au-l »h rtiy
to arrive, which in Quality wil! r pan- with
tnv Stock in fl.'oegia.
I’ >r sale Low I y,
E.M.bEAGO
rrcduoi Commission Merchant
AU>, ihw Bucvg), {^anty m «wc in a a lew
days- i*’*** 6 dwtf
Smlst \\ itlei- Sutlu Wutri* !
SUMMER ,S COMING.
'■-hi Hliter ,d/i7nryj.: !ur{r, tuft dt..
Fit Hen H uw, .it ttfda, (, t ,r^e .
1 > ETVKNb hi* tluuiks i
V,!.be»al patrons, and Ivg* t niorm (
tortier-, that he has c mnieueed f-r t! •
the manutaeture <H il.,* v.-d and.ltvattfer hevi-r
agi . bods Haler, having one : tn* ia.: > .
machines nude, cool place, gigs! vOater and . v
pericneed ans.-tant*. he hopr. to give gem
all who may favor him tin
call. He pro; we< tugnu-hing parties and fan.
I -s at - rt i. lice and forward the « . a I . i
point per first Lain. My prices being .«>' in .
tm c j rt-1 (■ 1 ' o il lor ca-h, and i. i u;y.
| Price per dozvti 37) cents, berth* and corket
lie- rvturued. lino; a charge ol Jo cents eai i
will !* . idi - Al.it :s. 8573.Wil
Lnvslic X Purt«U,
WSl* DS"
HlllTE hallatkeet,
Atluuia, Georgia.
U A \ E (IN HAND a tine stock of wry r
tiooJs to: tvenlicnuuj S wear.that they wu;
aiako up tu the vert iat.x .tyi. i'.ut and finish.
Tty thetrf axvd *ee if they d r.’ give you fit..
Atlanta. April 16. '57. dtf
Just Received,
;)iU v BARRELS of WHISKEY, to »
the low p-nce of 35 cent., per Gallon
tm white fiuncseye MTuskey.
mhSbihfrf W W. ROARK
