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BY LOCHRANB, DOWSING ft CO. “ ERROR CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO I'QMBAT IT.”-JEFFERSON J. H.ATGELE, J. W. IXJWSKO, 5 NEW SUMS, VOL. 1- ATLANTA, GA.. MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17,1857. NUBBt 31 THE DAILY EXAMINER. ^ATLANTA. AUGUST 17,1857. KmWHMc or * Daellit. A paper just received mentions the following Incident u haring occurred at Naw Orleans: A Frenchman lately arrived, went into a restaurant nod called for a glass of beer. As the boy brought it, m tall man, unknown to bim, who had eyed the Frenchman rather in solently on bis entrance, snatched the glass from the table and drank it. VI hare not the honor of your acquaintance sir," remarked the Frenchman, surprised at the familiarity. “Nor I of yours,” sharply retorted the other. m You are seeking a qaarrel with me, then t" « I should be sorry to leave you iu doubt of the fact," was the insolent response. “Look you, nr,” said the new comer, “ I am a man of peace, and mind my own busi* ness. I meddle with none, and I receive no unprovoked insults. 1 pass yours by for ibis time. Boy bring me another glass 1" The Creole broke into taunting laughter, and wheu the glass was brought, stepped up and seined it, and drank part of the contents and threw the remainder away. The French man would have rushed upon bim, but wa e held back by the bystanders. Hold, sir I ” they cried, “or you are lost! It he does not kill you on the spot, be will in the duel; for he is the moet skillful duelist in Louisiana. With pistol or rifle, or with the sword, he is unequalled. He has killed thirty- four men and wounded over sixty more.” « What you tell me," replied the Frenchman .. convinces me the more that he ought to be dealt with.” He then drew near the man who had insulted him and eaid: “ Sir, I happen to be in a particnlarly good humor to-day, and am not disposed to take offence. You have taken away two glasses of beer I had ordered ; it is now my turn, and I hope my forbearance may teach you better be havior. Boy—another glass 1 ’’ The boy brought it trembling, as if antici pating a catastrophe. Scarcely had be placed it on the table, when the bully again setaed it and toseed off its contents. At the same in stant, like a tiger on his prey, the Frenchman threw himself on his enessy, and assailed him in the face, breast and side, with a tempest of blows and kicks. The bully, wbo had nottime to recover himeelf, was soon stretched on the floor, and pommeled still more unmercifully til! bleeding and quite insensible. The victor then quietly drew forth his pocket book, took out a card and pinned it to the vest of his pros trate foe. He then eaid to the spectators of the affray: “ If there is present any friend of this indis vidual, I would inform him that he may find me at my lodgings every morning from eight o’clock to eleven. Boy bring another glass of beer I” This time he took the glass and drank it off eompoeedly. Then, paying for tho four glasses he turned and left the place, amid the wonder of all the company. As they lifted the vanquished bully, it was foand that two of his ribs were broken and one of his eyes was seriously damaged. The card bore the inscription: <* Luchin Pktit, Fencing Master from Par- ia—will give instructions in fenoing, boxing and the various methods of fighting. Terms moderate." Some eix weeks after this scene the door of M. Petit’s apartment was fluDg open, one morning,and a man strode iu without announce, neat. “ Do yo know me?" he cried, in a voice choked with rage. “ Perfectly," responded the fencing master, “what iiyonr wish?" “To kill you," thundered tho bully, wbo had juit reoovered from his wouuds, of which, how ever, he bore the traces. “ I know I was first iu the quarrel; on that account I give you the choice of weapons. Bat come, make haBte, for you or I anst bea corpse before sunset." “ Let us rather talk tho matter over coolly,' replied the Frenchman. “ I have no desire to day to kill you, than to beat you the other day. But if you are bent on picking a qBar rel you will find me ready." “ Wretched bat •’ $, we shall eee ! I have killed thtrty.four men already in cue Is, and you are much mletaken If you think to make me afrad of you! ” There waa no help and the combatant pro ceeded to fight out their quarrel. Petit defer ring to the bully, who chose the sword, iu the use of which he waa very expert. Ho received a wound in the arm, and the fencing master proposed an adjustment, but the Oraole insist ed that the encounter should be fatal to one or the other. It was not long before he fell mor tally wounded. The community was delivered from a aafeance, and Petit'i fame eo widely established as a professor of the scienoe af bat* tie, that pupils came to him from every quar ter. <ffl*Tbe Newburyporr learns that tbs po tato rot begins to nuke ita appearance npon be vines in that region, and the new root* on tin demit Thi Latut Itbk.—'The (porting columns of the London Ilhufrattd Ntvot. of the 25th of July, five daye before the Goodwood Cup race, aikd the morning on which the Pcrsit sailed, baa the following: ‘ One or both of the American horses will come out in the Cop. The ground will not. we tear, suit the infirm Fazvletto(one hun dred and twenty seven pounds ;)Uemma di Vergy(one hundred and seven poundsjseems over-weighted; and wo do not see how Aton (uue hundred and fire poundsjwiil ever stay. A five pounds allowance is claimod for Arse nal,on the ground that, as the Queen's Vase has no price affixed to it by ita royal donor, it has no right to be tailed, so as to make this hone “a winner of one hundred pounds, or upwards.” Admiral Rous, we helievejthiuks differently; but wc trust that the stewards will give ‘-Mr. Howard” the benefit of the doubt, aa be teems to have considerable rea son on his side, as well as tho moet eminent legal opinion on horse raceing in Westmin ster Hall. Bt. Giles (one hundred and eight pounds) ha* been kept, it is said for this; but, with one hundred pounds, Arsenal shonld be hard to beat. Of the American horses abso lutely nothing is known; and Mr. Ten Broeck (who has, by the by some Derby norni- ations for 1859), and their stalwart negro attendant, keep their own council." This Is sorawbat at variance with the state ment of the beery correspondent of the Tims, in relation to Mr. Ten Broeck's blowing. It seems to ns that Mr. Ten Broeck is manage ing bis business very well.—Forter’i Spirit of the Tima. PRINTING TtPi l-Tumb itjjtiiulfs. (fib Ahnniisrrarrrta j Pt oftssionl €ar>« Ctards Railroad A Hanking Company. A rat :Ta to Atlanta .171 Mile* Fire:?;5.50 GEORGE YONGE, Superintendent EiXIAMH'NER .'I'tHM.NO I'ASSl.M.tK TR AI Leave.- Atlanta, daily, at Arrives at Augusta, at _ ... Leaves A ugusta, daily, at .... Arrives at Atlanta, at KVKMNO PASMKNUIR TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at. . B OOP M Arrive* at dugu.ut, at 3 22 A M Leaves Augusta, daily, at. . . Arrives at Atlanta,at 3.00 AM ma r t m i moM Atlanta. New Spring (foods!! JUST OPENED AND i READY FOR SALE ! M Y SUPPLY OF SPRING UOOJLnt 18 now complete, and I would respectful,;; (i 00 P M '" T ' lr l ** f 10 ezauiioe them,— Betide* my usual atock of 3!)«pm'Hardware, GrocerieB, I bars on hand some selections of WILLIAM M. DANFORTH. ATTORNEY AT LAW. FAIR BURN. CA. July 13. 1857. dawtf LjTOKMES AT H 0. LAUAB. July 1857 LA VV-Macon,Oei.Tia LOCBSitU dawtf & r C., ! T. IIACHETT, ATTORNEY AT DRY GOODS, r llK Proprietor of the "Kiami to execute of all kind*, in a netu aud workmau-l.ke maim? at the rihorturil pOMibl# notice. Business Cards, Bill Heads, Decatur, Stone Mountain,. I.ithonia, t.'onyers,.. . ,. Covington,. Social Circle Madison, t ■ ensbnro,. Union Point Crawfordvillc Gumming, ., Csmak,..... Thomaon,.. Hearing, . Beralia,. Bel Air,. Augusta, LAM', Ringgold, fleorgia.will practice in the following counties: Cotoots, Chsttooga Murray. Gilm er, Whitfield, Gordon, Walkn Dade. Reference*; Maj. W.Y. Hinselt, Mur - nn i* m Consisting of Mualins, in extensive variety, J * u *, Haneell ft Simpson, Marietta. Jumev K 0U * M 1 beautiful and good. And a large Stock of “*■“ T '' k ' Matilettus and Mantillas A good assortment Lawhon, Esq., Dahtonega. _A#“l 1 artic'i!*r attention paid to the collec ti busine*-. May *8, 1857 Jawly 107 , 114 134 135 1 •»«; .I5fi .151 171 , Programmes, Blank Notes, Blank Deeds, Way Bills, Bank Cheeks, Visiting Cards, Hand-bills, Posters, &.C., X3T Thte Road runs in connection with the Trains of the South Carolina and the Savannah A Augusta AailroaJs, at Augusta. Western k (tlantic 'Stale) Kall- roHd. A i: ANTA to CiJATTAKOOOA 138 Mile* Fere. $."> J AMES M. SPUJ.LOCK, Superintendenl. Faahionable audjPrclty ; Hats and Shoes, Serviceable and good looking : DOMESTICS, CALICOES, And every other article, almost, in my line of huainette. In short, my atock is good atid full and the prices will be aa low aa living will af ford. The Ladies are particularly invited to giro me a call. H W. OOZART. pnl 1-1 dtf Fin* Fire!! Fire!!! T^ wB * RnERsiiMt ^ AfiiL ffllv *• M. IIV • « | /Office to Whitehall street, over Dr. H. Dlckaon Capeis, P ROFFERS his Professional services to the citizens of Atlanta. Office, White-Hall street, over T. " '■ Store. ' Juns 26. 1857—dwtf. MEDICAL CARD. D r*. Jesse Bering A J. Boi'lng have formed a copar ! ship in the practice of Medicine u. | and vicinity of Atlanta. One or bot found m their office, over Jackson &B corner ot Whitehall and Hunter strcc I out proferaiopvfiy absent. may 16, 1857 d* OnefobThk Broscx!—The last chapter, and thcyJm's at the end of that, with the van-* iahing'‘a’'at the tail of all, has been reached in the dispute between Messrs. Minor and Ten Broeck, as to the age and mouth of Pry or. This will be seen by reference to a let ter from Mr. Ten Broeck, in another column dated Stockbridge, England, on the loth Ju ly. The shot of Mr. Ten Broeck this time, takes effect just between wind and water, and Mr. Minor, (who aside] from this iofetuation aboat the age of Pryor, is a sensi ble BDd estimable gentlemen)iies waistcoat up. O-oofTo- R.aa‘aV '—P-../.-', .q,»rwi Timer tm-a Boston paper tells of a man who has invented a scare-crow so terrific and hideous that the crows are all busily engag ed in bringing back the corn they stole a year ago. EUREKA OIL, The Greatest Discovery of the Age. From the Columbus Bun. A new remedy recently introduced to the public, is startling our community bv the wonderful cures that are being effected by its use It ha* been tried in caws of the most vio lent cholic, on sore breasts, cracked nipples, tet ters, eruptions of the skin, ulcers, sore legs, ul cerated sores of long standing, sprains and bruis es, in every instance where we have heard of iu being used, it has proved to lie a sure and speedy remedy. To iu former high character, is now added that ef the destroyer of the bot in that val uable animal, the horse W ho would be with out so good a Samaritan for the ailments of man and beast, as the Eureka Oil. It can be had in this city at the store of A- K Ayer, and at the drug store of Danforth. Nagel A Co. It is a discovery of southern origin, and is manu • faetured and sold at wholesale by O. W. Croaft & Co, at the city of Atlaula, 0a. Read the following note addressed to us yesterday : Coukdcs, Ga., July 11, 1857. I think it my duty to inform the public thro’ youtVaJuablc paper, of a most remsskahle cure whioh was effected an a horse of Mrs. King's, which was taken in Broad street, and pronoun, ced by knowing ones to be hopelessly effected with the Bolts. I administered Eureka oil, and in a verv jhort time the homo was entirely re- leived, to the astonishment of a crowd of spec tators, merchants, countrymen and others, who had been attracted to the spot by the agonies of the animal. *By giving this a [dice in your col- umus. you will confer a greet favor on man and beast- CHARLES V. SMITH. Afflicted Read! I called to sue a Lady from Alabama, wbo had come to Atlanta ou a visit. When I en tered the room, I found her sitting in a chair with the glands of her neck so much swollen and inflamed, that she could not turn her head to the right or left, to speak so as to ho hoard across the room. I prevailed with her to try Eu« raka Oil. She consented, and commenced by rubbing it well on the throat, and gargling fre- 3 uf ntly, and to my great astonishment, in three ays shn pronounced heiaell effectually cured, and left for Alabama with a good supply of the justlv celebrated Euraka Oil. Sold only by H. J. SHACKLEFORD, Solo Ag't. Try It, Everybody! A Lady in this city who waa awfully afflicted with Inflammatory Rheumatism from the bottom of the left foot up the same limb, side, both aboul - den, and down the arm to the cuds of her fin- gen. Could not walk, but lay in bed tormented with tho moat axcruciating pain, day and nigh'. I recommended her to try the Eureka Oil. She readily agreed to do so, and commenced rubbing it on the aurfaoe three or four time* a day, and in aboul five day* she waa entirely relieved of Inflammation and pain. 1 was an aye witness of the wonderful effects of thi*|oil, and affirm the above tv be substantially true B. J SHACKLEFORD, Agent. August II, 1867 dtf "VT ollce.—All persona indebted to the X* Exist* f Jossph E Bishop feu of said county deceased, are requested to make imme dial payment and those having demands against the Estate, are hereby notified to present them duly authsotieatsd to J H BORN, i ... W H BRA8WIL1, \ Admr tful B80u 1M7 w*a xm jtodontermB h* reasonable as in any oihersecUon of Georgia or the Bouth. THE DAILY EXAMINER. ii Published every Morning, (Sunday exetyled at Five Dollars per annum—in advance. // letoyed six monhts Six Dollars trill be charged RATES Op"ADVERTISING. Advertising in tho Daily Examiner will be in serted at the following rate« per square of 10 lines One insertion 60 cents. One month, Two Three F our Five $1,00 l,Sf> 1.R0 1;76 2,00 Two Three “ Four •' Six One Year 8,00 10,00 12,0( 1 f),0(> 2ft, OC Special contracts will bo made for yearly ad vertisement* occupying a quarter, hall or whole -olnmn Advertisement* from transient person© be paid in advance. Legal advertisments published at the usual races. Ordinary notices exceeding ten lines charged asadvertisments. Announcing candid ates for office, $ft 00, to be paid in advance. The privilege of yearly advertisers isstrijtly limited to their own immediate and regular busi ness. Professional Cards not exceeding »n lines $15 per annum. Advertisments not specified as to time wall be published till ordered out, and ehargedat regular rates. .advertisments inserted in the W eekly papei only will be charged at former rates. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks Of all Descriptions. B LANKS OF ALL DESintlPTIi)NN, can bo had at all time*, at tho EXAMINER OFFICE. Attornics, Sheriff., Clerks ol Courts, and Crdi naries, can be furnished, at short notice, any favoritt form of DEED, AA RIT,'or I’RCt ESS which they may deairo ; and all FORMS ot le— | al instrument*, commonly in use, are always on and, to bo sold at the luweat pricof. Atlanta, M w MORNING PASSSNOER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 9.00 A M I Arrives at Chattanooga, at 5.30 P M Leaves Chattanooga, daily, at 7 30 A M ' : Arrives al Atlanta, at 4 HO P M ■ NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, nightly, at .. Arrives at Chattanooga, at. . ! Leaves Chattanooga, nightly, at Arrives al Atlanta, at- DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA Bolton Marietta,.. i A cworth. | Allatoona,. Etowah,... Cartersville C aaa,.. D. H. STRONG ft CO- Have reiftoved ttieir Stockjof STAPLE AID FANCY DRY DODDS, . 0 the old stand of J. NORCRO88, fronting I J ^ : der’a Drug (Store. May 13. '857 | W. McDaniel, J. P.—Office in , . l J J Kile’s Building on Marietta Btmt. Atlanta. Ga, March 28,’57. dwtf .9.OOP M .5.10 AM .7.00 P M I 2 10 A M T . on White-Hall and Marietta Streets, where they offer m their old friends and the public generally, a Splen-sanpy dldHtotk o iQUallSUfi for CASH ONLY, and are determined not to be undetsold by any house in the dry. They will be constantly receiving new supplies from the , I best markets in the country, ana are confident , a. j of being able to sell good* as ehtap iu the cheap- 90 I at ‘ n ‘, Our Mock consists in part ol Ri h Dress Aliks, Barrage and Mashn Kobe.. Plain Barrages, French Figured Jackonet*. French Colored Jackonets, Figured Brilliants, Debege and Linen Goods, for Trav'hng Dremer. Dtp*tic Ginrbam. Checked Cambric and Muslins, Printed Lawns in great variety, Tennea.ee A Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and I English “d Domestic Printt, in great variety, - ■> <•■»■. | — tanooga. Ribbons and I^csa, — -. • -—r r— , Silk and Lace ManUlUu that can't te iwat. Atlanta k l.aui uiiut Ral i r0ftd . ; Irish Lmena, and Unen Sheetings Kingston,. .. ..52 . _ .59 Calhoun,. Resaca, Tilton, . 90 Dalfon, ...... 100 Tunnel Hill, 107 Ringgold 115 Chickamauga, . 128 Chattanooga,. . 138 ty This Road connects, each way, with the Rome Branch Railroad, at Kingston, the East Atlanta to Wist Point, 87 Miles,Fair. #350 GF.ORGE G. HULL, Superintendent. MORM.SO PAS'tlNCER TRAIN. J,eaves Atlanta, daily, at Arrives at West Point,at Leaves West Point, daily. Arrives at Atlanta, at .3.80 A M 8 25 A M 3 00 A M 7.56 A M JET’M-WJ-IW: TITHE Subscriber baa just found out the great I secret of doing a successful business, to sell cheap, have a small profit, and advertise and let the |>eoplo know w hat he has got and oecasaion- ally give them the prices and only one price, and have no friends to well cheaper to than any person else. I have just received a laige lot ol Boot* 4 Shoes, for Ladies, Men. Hoys, Girls ami Chil dren, all fresh from the Manufactory. Crockery and Gla*s Ware, Ovens, Tots.Skillet*, FmJ Dogs, Axe*. Blacksmith Tools,Shovels, Spades. Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Umbcreellas, Pow der, Shot, Lead, Oil, Turpentine, White I cad, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Brands, Wine, Gin, Rum, Cordial*, Whiskey*, of every kind. Rice, Tobacco in fact I cau not tell you all I keep in one Advertisement. But come and look for yourselves, wc are ready to show an-l sell.— Dont forget 1 give 8 lbs., ol beat Coffee, for .$1, Sugar 8$, 7 and C lbs , for a $ I, and le sute to bring the cash, we keep no books. Cornet if White Hall and Mitchell Streep W. W A'OAliK. march 25 dwtf \XT blukey ! Hhlsko I! W WtaUkcy!!! More « that Cheap Wlilukc y.—Just received and to arrive, 200 barrel* of I’lnnessre White Whiakey, which I offer on good terms Also, freail Gtoeeriea of all kinds, suet. a. Sugar. Coffee, Molaaaes, bait. Mackerel, Rice, ’t v, Powder, Shot, Nalls, Ac. (' II sexto. June 14 57 cawU W.W.HOAK. Fine BntndU‘8, A Fine assortment of Brandies—in stor< end for sale cheap bv, LOWE* MCE Feb 21 dwtf O CASKS, of that very fine old pure Frenrh Braudy, left yet, which 1 will tell at $5 | « Gallon. mhJSelwtf W. W. ROARK Just Received, A LAHfJE LOT of fine Cedar Bucket* and Tuba, to Mil very cheap. *- — W. W, rVK.VT.VO PASiSCYOKR TRAIN. Leave* Atlanta, daily, a». . . 4.45 P M Arri\e*at West Point, at . .10.00 P M Leave* Weft Point, daily, at ... 12.4ft P M Arrive# at Atlanta. ft 32 P .V DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. Ea*t P uint. .6 Fairburn, .18) Palmetto, .25 Newn.u, .. .10 Grantville, 52 □r I'hia Road connocla each way with the Montgomery & NVtat Point Railroad. lloganeviile. 1.(Grange.. IKing Cane,. West Point . Baton k Western Railroad. Ma on to Atlanta,. .. 103 Miles... .Fare, $4 EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent Lcatn Vnt' Leavi Arm fAgSINOTR TRAIN*. Atlanta, daily, at . .- at Macon, at . .. Macon, daily, at ... ■ at Atlanta, at niATANcr raon atlan ta 5 10 A M 11 00 A M 3 00 P M 8 35 P M I Colton Shoetinga, and Tickings. Blnarhed ami Brown Shirting, Oanaburgs Stnpea and Blay Linen., Table Linen* and Napkins, Cotton Drills, Hosiery, and Pic-Nick Mite, ficc., Ac. Don't forget to call on u« at NORCROSS’ i old Stand. We ebarg* nothing tor showing ! OUT good*. apltdwly FIRMTIRE! FURNITURE!!! THE subscribers here oaE bend end ere now oprning^A a large and carefully select ed Stock from the Beat Northern Xanurartorleg. SAFES, wardrobes, BUREAUS, SECRETARY'S, WASH STANDS, BEDSTEADS AND CHAIRS. Ot any dcurvd pettetn and price. .4 fine a*- eortmeal of CenLre. Won. Saloou and Totiettr Table*—Etagere'* Comet and Side—Sofa*. Tet***-Tete. etc. OF* In addition to the above large stock, wv are receiving weekly supplies. The public are invited t* call and examine our slock. r. A. « J. a. WILLI AMS. Next Jeor to Gilbert A Clarke, Peachtree st.. Atlanta, Ga A. THRASHER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Atlanta. Georgia.—Wii practice in the following counties: Fulton New ton, Henry, Spalding, Farette, Cobb, Camp bell and Coweta. Office on the second floor of the Concert Hall, fronting tie Port Office *priI23dwly Gartrell ft Glenn, ATTORNEY8 AT LAW, ATLANTA, : : GEORGIA 11 TILL attend the Courts in ‘.he Counties ot y\ Fulton, DeKaJb, Fsyette, Campbell, Meri wether, Coweta, Carroll. Henry. Troup, Heard. Cobb and Spalding. LOCId J. GARTR1LL. j L7TB1R 1. 6L1NN, Formerly of Wuh- I Formerly of Me- ingun.Ga. | Donougb. Ga. f*r-«»l r JAiLBD ERWIN WHITAKER ATTORNEY AT LAW, Atlanta, - Georgia Office Front Rooms over John R. Wallec* A Broe., corner of White Hail and Alabama 8treeu; ian 3' wly J6TlN V. HEARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. COLQUITT MILLER, ca GEORGIA march 6 wlv .. 9ICHT OH EO K 8 ON Airu- 1 ork for Sale at Current Rates T AND Warrants, uncurrent Bank N.xee ana 1 J Coin Bought and sold, collection of Notes and Drafts attended to for the usual Commission U. L. WRIGHT • ug 26. 1854 if L.u>i Port 6 Goggms, ■ Rough aud Ready, 11 CoUiert,. . Junesborough,. ..22 Forsjrtli,. 77 /'ayette,... 36 Smarr'a. 83 Griffin, 43 Crawford's, .88 Tlnirnton't,, ., . t9 Howard'*, ..95 Milns'r’a, . .55 Macon, 103 It iriicfrille, . . .61 BP" Thi* Road connects, at .'f» on, with the Central and South-Western Railroad*. BURIAL CASES. We are prepared to furnish Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases, at short notice, " r here'secur ed th* services of s competent person to (attend 66 to this department. 71 | F. A. « J.8. WILLIAMS, July 14 '57-dwly Peachtree Street. GEORGIA Sarsaparilla Compound, OR, DENNIS'ALTERATIVE V' ’ lAver Complaints and to Turifytke Blood |yl'Bl.lC opinion and Physician* hare de- j Apply to E. M. S E A G 0, gvnw le Stefs f Luo-t-i-'r' \\f ILL continue the Produce t oiair.jTf { aJ \ j »on Bueine**, at hie New i ^ inodioue Fue l*roof Building, from of Atlanta Hotel, and next door toFultou Houee. ATLANTA, OEO&GIA. nr The usual Facihtie* offered to Shipp- n ! Orders respectfully eobeited. Oct 15 d» .1 nihif-wdtf K0.4RK. JU8T RECEIVED. BBLS., of real pure Corn (Country Di* A\J tilled,) WUiekcy, of the very b-*t Unality warr _ uled. W. W. ROARK.. J UST RECEIVED 60 Whiakey good proof, which I will esL it 3 ' cent... ale, by the single Barrel W. W.ROARK cided that thi* i* the best preparation* of MAKSAP.4IULLA that can be obtained. It *ell* readily and girce good satiWarnon. It* ! tugTcdients arc well known to Physician* and the |>eoplr at the South to be good, aud good medicines, when appropriately used, ottru ef fect great cure*. Nothing more need be sard m praise of it, . than to publish what it is composed of. It con- ' uin* in additiou to SarsapariUt, hydso-aico- holic extract of toucan's Delight, (Sbihugia.) White Ash. Grey Bread, er Fringe Tree (Chiou- anthus) Tincture of May Apple, or Maodtakr, i Podophyllum) and Blood Root, (Sanguinam.) Those prefer log this Compound Preparation of Samparilia. should expnes in their order*. A*‘Denali't AltaratireH OR, GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COM POUND, IN PINT BOTTLES. Reference*—Go*. H. V. lohnaan, Milledge- vdle; W. Gilmore Simms, L.L. D-, ChaiUeton, S. C, or any well read physician in the State. For eal* by SMITH ft EZXARD, Atlanta, Jaly 10, 1857 dtf qutntmce, to suit dealers E. M. SEAGO. dwtf 0 Hydra nlio Ceaant, N Consignment, and tot rad* 1 iw by AGO 500 nov 8 150 •ale low, by. E. M. SEAGO. dwtf BBI.8 Corn Whiakey tu Store and shortly tirtre, far tale low, by, 8 dwtf E. M. SEAGO. m Hay IttUi, 1»T. HHDS. ACON Choice article. Sides Hams and Shoulders, Just receiving for eaUby, E.M SEAGO, Com, Mar I Trout House Shaving S&loon. / V E NTLEMEN desiring a go d shave, hair j \JT cat ting, and such other attention lo jui p rsona as way be had in all fashionable bar net’* aaloons, can l>e accommodated at all hoot' by giving the under.ingcv! a call, at their ea loon in the Trout House. They are prepared to fumtah, a! short notice A» Earcdl.cnt Ball Boom Band. R. McCOMBS, lata of Milledgerille, Ga JOHN WALTON, late of Augusta, Oa July 15, 1857 dtf Atlanta Shaviag saloon. rpHE GENTLEMEN of the city ot Allan- : JL ta and th* public generally, can be ic- j commodated with cither Warm or Cold Plunge and bh->wrr Baths, al the Atlanta Shaving Sa- j loon. on. While-hall street, aboTe Tomlinaon A Biiqm' Tin Shop. Tbs subscriber! have, also, a sh«p at the Washington Hall, where gentlemen can be ac eommodated «ith Warm and Cold Bathe. Ticket* can be had at tho Washington Ht'l Cold Baths 15 cent*—Warm 35 cent*. Thev can b- found ia readiness at anv tun’- H. STOKES, R. YANCEY- May29du MONEY! MONEY ' FOR EVERYBODY AND Fresh Fish. i T NOW offer to tho public Bowmans Thirty i I reads way* to make Money, and Black born# r | Fortune, by which anybody can make * hpnd- aome fortune iu a short time, and without much labor, and it will only require two.or three dollar* to commence with- 1 have known men to make trom <10 to <25 to a tingle day with them, and I will aaaur* you there ia no Humbug about them, and also, I wil give any bod v inetruftiuna, by which they car take all the Fish, Eli*, ftc-, out of any River oi Creek, in any given space with very hide labor aud acaroely any expense. All of the abo*. receipt* warranted or tho Money returned. And I will tend all of tho above Receipt* tv auvbody on tho receipt of <1. Address, TH08. G. WALLIS. Berkshire, Gwinnett County, Ga Apt 1% w,m D() Hama. On Consignment and lit tale nesgg a X. SEAGO just Received, KEGS ol NAILS, to f*U at 5 cent* by the Kag. W. W. BOA DANIEL PITTMAN. general insurance agent. Ta ESPEC I’FU LL Y inform* hi* friend*, th* Iv in fature he will be found during busina* (fcure St the office of Mseerv. 8. Swan A C Alabama street. Atlanta. fJ«o >3 dwt. Mew Bacon. a Choice lot jtwt received, in store and fer ** “** LOWE ft BICB