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ATTTTlfSffBW" I A ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER - ■ ; X : #.? Central America. LATEr’fROm’6 ALIFORNIA. N sky York, August 13. The steamer Central America, late the George Law, arrived here hut night, with the California mails of the .'Kith nit., ami 31,135,i 000 treaiurc. The Democratic Convention nominated Jf’ellur,and tbo Black Republicans Edward Stanley, for Governor. A large Ore occurred in Valparaiso. A battle was fyught near Arequipa, be tween Vavanco and Coatella; both claim the victory. A revolutionary attempt had been suppress ed at Callao. [flSCOXD DI81'ATcn.| New York, August 13. The following itetnB of news are embraced in the advices by the steamer Central America. All was quiet in Nicaragua. The Senate adheres to the transit contract and the treaty proposed by Mora on behalf of Costa Rica. Two hundred and fifty of Walker's men were at Ursjtown in a destitute condition. A force of 200 Costa Ricans occupy Grey- town. ' Wp». Cary Joues, U. S. Commissioner was at Son Jose on the 26th duly. A correspondent at San Jose says the right of way for tho Nicaragua trausit Las been given to N. C. Webster and J. C. Harris. A treaty between Chili and Costa Rica lias been entered into for uuUuu! assistance in ease of invasion. Tbo treaty between Peru, France and Eng land, Jo protect the guano interest, has been ratified. Advices from the Port uu Platt report a revolution at Santiago, south side of the St. Domingo, against President Due? A buttle had taken place in the interior, during the progstss Of which 150 men were killed The President had iPtbonsand men before the city of 8t. Domingo. From Mexico. New Orleans, Aug. 11. Tho steamer Texas has arrived with dates from Vera Crux to the 7th, and the city of Mexico to the 3d. Tbo news furnished is of uo geuerat import ance. President Common fort woa almost unani mously reelected. The I’atllU Kailua). . St. Lons, Aug. 11. Thcjreceipts of the Pacific Railway for the -even months ending the 3lst of July were 3366, 914, being an increase over the receipts in the same months lost year of 3160,330. The ( uiiuingiiuin Bui dell ease. Vkw York, Aug. 12. The writ of Certiorari in the case of Mrs. Canuiogbun, has been discharged, and imii has decti denied her. Suspended. New York, Aug. 11. N. fl. Wolf A Co., extensive operators io flour and western produce in this city, have suspended. New Orleans, Aug. 11. The weather has been very wet. The deaths daring the week have been only ninety-eight. New Hope, Aug. 11. A break in the Delaware division of the Pennsylvania Canal below here, is reportod. It will require ton days to repair the dnm- age. tiEXINOTON, Ky., Allg. 10. The wife of Genera! Leslie Combs died in this city to-day, after a lingering illness. Gen. C. was elected o memlter of onr Legislature at the late election. CnicAQO, August 12. St. Paul dates to the 0th slate that a resolu tion had been offered in the Democratic con vention in session there, to appoint a commit tee to confer with the Republican/branch, to make a compromise for the x submission of the Constitution to the people. It was lost by three majority. The kubjeet is to come up again and will probably be' adopted. A band of fifteen disaffected Chippewa In dians are plundering the settlers on the Nort h of St. Paul's. Wasiuruton , Aug. 12. Lieut. Maxwell has been ordered to the sloop, ufcwar Cyanc. Lieut. Thoa. C. Horns has been detached from the receiving ehip m Philadelphia. and Lieut. McCuiilcy has been ordered to relieve him. Surgeon Addisou has lieeo detached from the Cyaue, and Surgeon Wlicelrlght has been ordered to relieve him. Surgeon Barclay hud been ordered to the receiving ship at Boston. Instructions have been issued to the Sur veyor* General ot Kansas and Nebraska to prepare a proper plat of the survey lor the tract of land heretofore ceded to tlie Presby terian board of foreign missions, in order that a p$Unt may 1# issued therefor. The'President returned this evening from Bedford Springs *f- i, ‘ Boston, August 12. The steamer Eurofut salted hence to day at noon for Liverpool, with right hind red thous and dollars Its sponte. OOluvbuk, August 12. The Republican Convention bas re-nomin ated Salmon P. Chase, for Governor. St. Louis, August 12. Fort Laramie dates of the 22d July hare been received. Col. Stunner had arrived at Bent’s Fovt, and would leave on the 12th lost, for the head waters of the Arkansan, in pur suit of the Cheyennes. The California trains passed Laramie iu good health, fifagaw’s wagon road train was at Fort Kearney. Col. Alexander’s regiment, Spencer's battery for Utah, met the two twen ty five miles West of Leavenworth. Another regiment was at Rock Creek, Itept Van Vliet at the Cotton Woods, an<J Reno's battery at the Big Blue. The Cheyennes wore scattered along the entire route'between Forts I tramie and Kearney. Hat little damage was done to the train, the Indians fearing to attack large parties. War had again broken out be tween the Crqws and Sioux. Several surveying parties were seen on the route. 'Nothing further had been heard of the murders reported last week. / There is nothing later from Ctab. Additional by the Canada. HAl.IFAX,Aug. 11. The royal mail steamer Canada, from Liver- pool on the 1st inst., airived here this after noon. Liverpool,—Cotton closed with advancing tendency. Sales lor the week 62,000 bales of which speculators took 0,000. and expor ters 1.600 bales. Orleans Fair. 6 7-8 Middling, tfij.H | Upland, Fair. k 5-8 j Middling, /« 1-4 | Stock in port 496.080 bales,of which 103,-1 500 ure American. / Breadstuff's were steady and' tjair t. Flour closer! steady. Western canal 30 a ! 30 l-2s., Southern 30 a 31a.; Ohio 22a. Wheat hud a decliniug tendency, and prices were easier, bat not quotably changed. Corn waaqitiot- White 45s. The weather hud been favorable for the crops. Prouinom.—Beef closed buoyant. Pork was irm, with an advance of 2s. on; finer qualities. Bacon was quiet. Lard closed buoyant at 66 a C8s., and 69s. for choice. Richardson A Brothers quote tlour dull u' a decliue ol la. a 2s. Tho Brokers' Circular quotes sugar quiet. Coffee quiet. Rice dull. Tea holdero demaud au udrauce. Itosin steady at 4s. 2d. for common. Spirits of turpentine steady and active at 40s. London Mar belt.— Baring’s Circular reports money in an increased demand at 5 3.8 n 6 per cent. Bullion decreasing. Consols 91 1-3 for money. Wheat had a declining tendency. Sugar quiet. Tea firmer. Rice quiet. American securities were nominal. In the House of Commons the government was in a minority of sixty on a division for a second rending of the superannuation bill, a motion fora second roadin? having bvou car ried. Lord Palmerston said the government would offer no further opposition. Fourteen horses ran for the Goodwood cap. The American horses wore fifth and sixth. The first favorite an 1 two other horses fell so heavi ly that the race can hardly be regarded as a criterion. The Empcrior and Empress of France wer e expected at the Isle of Wight on the 5th. The government intends to send ten thoq. sand additional troops to India. The Bombay Timet says the rebellion is universal in the Bengal army, and even the seventh native infantry, which had been pub • licly thanked three wcekB before for loyality, hud been disarmed. The Madras army manifested the most per fect loyality. A list bad been given of 56 regiments, or portions of regiments, which had mutinied, while 20 were disarmed and one dis banded. The Bengal army had ceased to ex ist. ’ txiT See here, my friend, you are drunk. To be sure I am, and have been for three years. You aec, my brother and I are on a temperance mission! He lectures and I set a frightful example. gQT Count Nesselrode, the veteran diplo matist, has arrived in Paris. This is tbo first visit he paid France since the year 1815. Special MffS. Lotteries! I 9 »* ' j - " t - Important to Married ladles nnd 1 W H O WANTS MONEY thoBe about to mam'' 1 L o I SWAN & OnTAlNEn BT RISK INI, TEN OOI.I * Halve* and quarter Ticket* IN PROPORTION K‘l i )ir must Brill. CAPIT Hir- >6 11 TICKET This invaluable medicine arts like , in a'l menstrual difficulties, mu.i.iny''obstruc tions, and bvinfingon thcMunthlyqperiode with perfect regularity. In nil cMeSm Nervous Af fections. Palpitation of thodVarl four Aibrw nr Whites, and in fad hr all complaint* arising from a diaordercAroiiditiim and unhealthy nr. Prepared from s prescription of AI.KV \ N DER DELORME, member i.f the French A : _ _!*" ’T ini nrosvr tdemy ofHurgeuiw, sad aUrudant pbv-.rw, L.'j J A SPER CO,® AC ADEM Y her Majeety, the Kmprc*. J-fo '*9 ^ by authority ok vhk state of *. flnvunn I'lau, NiuaUkt* * Numb#r IrOtl^riFN h 110.000 Tickets—3.9W Prize*, .■iMOrvrnfO TO 15.2f.0. M .b *,i u ».!*y t! 1 ms! PnzeB Payable Without Deduction mg scheme Will i *. ANDERSON A SON, Manager 1 ' •Surcensora tn d.F. Winter, Manager. t * r , ,, , -. . „ I Our 1.01 ICYr ,'rsv. , III Msrofl, G».. (Nriisll ; I - i-e drawn • Don of the Gysntal Org.ua, the, e .’ills Yuli rf-| uyr f y Kac.r.'ay, and in Savannah, fit. j ■» pub - «o > fert a speedy and permanent curt They are | (Large Schemer; about the ir.th ot every I put up in small plate glass iLski., securely seal- month. oil -from observation, and accompanied by full [ CLASS AA. direction* for use. Price &I per package. r.RtwE xr<jr*T ITtii, 1".'>7 N. 11.— Throe Pi/It should nr,/ !.. :ak.n by j Ai morv Hall, Sax nilliali. Ceo.. female* during the first th i » months of prog- Tndrr :h. Sworn Supe inletulnwt of nancy, a* they arc certain to bring on misrar. 4V, p. .Symons eod J. M. Preritisc, K»q». riage; but nt any other time they aro harmless, j CAPITALS of $60,000, $20,000.$:>,t«Hi $10,. . J. K. Bi.ANi.iit, M. D., only dgent for Ike I ni- "Oil, sf IJ.t.o. $900". I Pr res nf $101.0,f IWs '• Slf to 1 State* and Canadas. ' I * f«"0, UW of $100, 100 -I $50, 3t.(«. r.| *:.« | dlso jes/ rpeeieved at the Doctor’s nffinr, n- 1 " 'pprontma'ii-n pnre amtiiin'ing J , 143 *} 60- fresh supply of Ricord’s Female rrotectnr—iiri : , ... .. . , $> Dolt- Tickets $10. Ilalvc unfailing preventive of conception, and invulu. 1 quartern S i M) able to those frmales who, owing t-. habit* of} , i0ok t0 J0UI , nUre „ and compare this 1 To I III public To ! . pub *5.1 M f life or physical malformation, an incapncitRted from safe re.production. Price $2 sent by mail. In connection with these remedies, 1 have constantly on hand the following works; Mat ron's Manual, Marriage Guide, Disease- of- Females, Diseases of Males. Each work i- substautially bound ond beautifully illustrate.! | with colored plates, nnd contain nearly 40(i I pages of reading nutter. Bent ] ost paid to any ; address on receipt nf$[, and 25 rente in! stamps. Alt letters add reused to me will receive my, immediate attention; and letters of inquiry i (when a postage is enclosed,/ will be pr.-mptly attended to. J. K. BLANDIN, M- D., bvRACr&E,New Vou. . .tune 29, ISC7 d.'.w6m R. R.B,^8HIP FEVER—On the t iaat* of Mouth America, in the Tropics, and in the Last and West Indies, this dreadful pcsti'cncc : has brokon out with the suddenness ol the : lightning llash, and os suddenly been rht.-kcd by the timely use of Hadvvay's Ready Relief a Regulators. It is truly a blessing to foe! safe.! when you are in the midst of a terrible pesli- lince. breathing us poisonous air, and knowing that by taking a few drops of Eadway's 1'c-dy Rciiof, and keeping the bowels free and ch ar regular and strong, by oiia little Pill, called K ad way’s Uegulatoie, that you are safe, and can bid this pestilencedefiar.cr. Whole squad rons of Bhips have tirnu and again been purified after this pestilence had broken out, and th. ' lives ot the crows and passengers saved from a suddetiand tcirible math by the R. it. Reliefand Regulators. Every vessel that loaves port, a id every traveler by s a, should lay iu a supply ol. Radway‘s Relief Regulators and Resolvent—no mailer veil at form the poetiloucc mav appear ir. 1 whether as Vollow, Bpoited, Ship, Brain, Ty I pbus,orother maligunut Fe.tr., or Cholera, i Dysentery, Radway'a Relief, aided by a dose I or two of Regulators, wiJ protect the human ' body from sudden attacks. For Scurvy, Sore-. Tumors, Boils, Balt Rheum, Skiu Disease, and I all Scaly and and Sciofuloux Diseases Rad- way's Resolvent is a positive cure. Armed with j these Remedies,the travelers euu vi~ ’ the most j sickly places with safety. compare Be 1 . m. with any -.'her: Hank Notes ofsmrnJ Banks laken a; par. f 'becks on New York remitted fur pri7es. Addicas orders for Tickets or Certificate* of 1 Packages of Tickets to ANDERSON A SON. Managers. Mac -n or Savannah, Ga. July 17, 1857 d*w'f THE FAR-FAMED AND POPI'f \f: llnnlum! Lotteries FOR AUGUST 1 £37. R. Fit AN Cl. a CO.. Managers BRILLIANT ( r 1 SCHEME 'n<l f'on^olidated Lottery Or Maryland, V Mj • ! S S A , pc draw n Satunla v Lut;. ’291 h F. U i P. . P- L P I P 1 P : 1 i P , P ; I ! Pr 1 Pri7 9 Pri« 45 Prize, H.U 1’r.icr ID'. Pri7-s A pi* ■1 P rates of $2 ; * 4 II /,. bcHv, o- ' 3 315 i'r.ice. amounton Whole Tickets 810, ■rigs conducted under the superintendence jf the Stito L-ttcry Oommissioncr. ' SCiiEiML 'w&m T9 Numbers 11 Drawn Ballots. 1. $63,518 12.500 .... ..-.uou .. 10U. 200. 64. 61 Cl 51568 2-,321. f ,000 5.000 •1,000 3.000 8.000 1 800 1,600. 1,000. 1,250 600 . . 400 150 100 60 60 •to .. 20. $63 518 25.000 . 16,000 . 12,000 . 10,060 20.000 15.000 10.000 18,000 1 6,000 10,000 12,500 60.000 up ,000 .9 000 0,400 . 5,120 3,840 | .833,780 .564,480 LlH\> CEE Stain,. M I1ITF II LI.I The num • — Iruai 1 to 3o^‘u. with those numbers on the ticke'.- -•tpirate slips of paper, arc encircled wjti uu tutHrsand placed in oue Wheel- The first255 PnreS, similarlv prin/sd ai-.-J ciroc-d, 're placed in another wheel. The wheels, are lhcti revolved an ! a number is drawn from the whicl of number-, and a! the same time a price is drawn from the other wheel | The number and [.rue drawn cut arc opened and and oxhibited t 1 the audience and registered by the Comu-issioncra . the pnr-’ bcirg r.|aeed j Ltalauf Ci aga.ni! tbt number drawn, This opcralK-n « TT ^ * 1 -5 HAND a tine stock of very r„ repeated until all the pruts are drawn out UX. Goods for Gentlemens’ wear, that they wdl make u; ;n thct ;:y latest style of rut and finish Try them and see 0 they don’, give you /i/s. Atlanta, April 16. ’67 dtf Jusi Received. BARRELB f WHISKEY, t -*ll ,• 15 cents per Gallo:., peated until all the prut Approximation Prlrev. The twu preceding ar.d the two •ncccc-lmg N uiubcrs to those drawing the first 20 Pruee will be t jal.lied to the 80 Approximatioi Prill’s. For example; if Ticket No. !',250 B Bran and Short*, AT THE ATLANTA MILLS. KAN ten Gants. SHORTS thirty fire els. ^ R. PfcTERS Ac CO. July 28, 1857 dtf Valuable Gilv Property & Fam ily Residence for Sale. rpHB undersigned offer* for u the Home J[ snd Lot on which ha n«wru«i|.<i m t h « city of Atlanta. Tho Houiois a comfortable one for « ftm ty. and ha* a first rste Garden with a fine as* .it- ment of- Fruit Tree* attached ; also a am’all house at tlio corner of said lot—the whole lot containing about five acres of land, This property is situated on Martin and Cou Icy streets, and will bo sold on accommodating terns. Parsons desirous uf purchasing, ran, kr calling, ha my absence si the "Examiner Office,’’ nr by applying at the picmises, obtsin a lull deserlptrtw of the same. jun« 9—ottwH |M. E-HBGGIE. MEDICAL TESTIMONY CANNOT BE CONTROVERTED ty One of tho most startling cases is uarr.i teJ of Dr. M’Lane’s Vermifuge by Dr. John But- er, of Lowell, Trumbell Co., Ohio. The cate was that of a young lady who had been very sick for eight years, anil had consulted a num her of physicians, who had trcatcJ it as one' , I Prolapsus Fieri. Dr. Butler wa- then called in, and for a tune believed with his predecessor- that it was a case of Prolapsus. He was, how ever, soon forced to the conclusion that his pa tient was suffering from worms, and afiu much | persuasion prevailed upon Iter to lake two J..-er ofDr M’l.ane’a Vermifuge, prepaid! l>> Firm, ing Bros, of Pittsburgh. This medicine had tie effect of removing from her a c -unties.- nuuibe; of the largest sr/e. After she passed them, her I health immediately relumed. She is ,-ince mar ried, and continues to enjoy excellent health. 5S8* Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR M’LANE’S. CELEBRATED VEKM1FFGE, manufactured by FLEMING BROS., of Pitts-j burgh, Pa. AU other V ermifugca ill cojnparison i arc worthless. Dr. M’Lane’s genuine Yermi I luge, also his cclebrated'Liver Pills, can now bo j had at all respectable drug stores. None gen, J nine withnut the signature of FLEMING BROS. ! III. 41*2 prizes, amounting!. W1.I99.I9S Wholes $20: Halves 10; t^uar. 5. Eighths 2 50. Certificate of Package of 26 Wholes, cost. $282 00 86 Halves, 1 " . ..141 o0 86 Quarters, “ 70 50 20 Eighths, “ 35 25 p%m. Gran.’ ('oDbolidiitfit) Lottery of M. D. Extra Class S, be drawn Baltimore, Mil, Btlurlav, Aug. 20, 1951. SPLENDID SCHEME. ( P- . .< • *- nation Prizes, $3*2^00 1 * BROADWAY GOLD PEN MAM/PACTUR1NC CO Are r.-w Pm SCtl b. ROARK 558, will each be entitled u- $20(1, in J ,o on according to the above scheme. The 3,000 pr.J.es of $20 W’U be ditennineo by the last figure of number which draws the $60, O00 Pnre. For example, if the number urawing the $6(1,000 pmc ends w ilh No. 1. then all the , p Tickets where the number ends m 1 wui be en- , , n ' 5 ‘ titled t. $20. If the Number rrh with No. 2, i * 1 * , f 1 ‘he I A w. -r Retail Pries » then all the Tickets whrre *.).« Nomter ends in I f urcij£M! ‘ A - 2 will t*e euiiiJed to $20 *nd won to . ’ PREMIUM—-PBEMIUM—-PREMIUM CerUficaic-s of Packages wifi be so.’d alihe fed.; ot item .'Jccna to lowing rates, which is the ri-k. 1 A, > ;ua altt:. r Pmc:! s imr-ha* (Vrtificalc Ol Package ol |o Vt bole Ticueu $8u , Pr rnuuiu i» deimr-.-d immedratelv. lOHati 46 Lit. <■< Pens anithe Ret': Trie,t. . inP,»hrtT r . | Gold Pens. $1 25 and I Gin • . , ,, *°iifold IVn Enpr^nre ?:;< 2 -0 -dJ 2 | In ordering T icket* or ( ert.fic.tea,. tiw tie ^,j Hfa 8Ut ‘„ Ex , {m . , 2 - , d , , money «o our address lor the Tickets ordered on G ehi Pen sure r dbl el. ,. Iderv J I *- and 3 Uifr. i reel ipr of which they will be forwarded bv first ! ,; oM Pin ,.- wr , 1>n . n ,.„ h fco rs , , , , (J f mail. Purchaser* car. have ticker, ending with ll0 j,, Hen Hl ,„ l,„ u , h » n any figure they may de»igr.ate 1 Prizr l llfUl 1 jiri/c $500 1 The list of drawn Numbers and Pr-» t willte 1 ,d I sent to purchasers .mmediatelv alter ff c draw- ■y.n 1 ms- Purc'.isisers will please wrue the signuutes | plain, and gnr (heir post office, coamv and ‘ Ittate. tF* Remeinla’r that every pro*- is draw ... a:-il payable in lull without deduction. *♦* All Prizes of $1,000 and under paid im mediately after the drawing—other prises at the o' I-isiisl time of thirty days, in full wiihoii! dtdtte- (mi. 50 j All communications strictly eonfrjonual. The !i " 01 * p ' drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchss-’rs :>2 V oi -ff . immediately after the drawing. SilSW.300 ry All prucs of $ 1,000 and under. p« -! m- iduaners $8,60 I media lets alter the drawing—other pnre« 1 ’ he 6000 2.-.-cin 1 price - f *.200/ 1 prate of 2,200 Ipr::.’ of. . 2,200 I prize of 2,800] 5 prizes ol 1,500 1,856 io •• i,ooo 20 .660 80 .WO 132 100 1.000 prizes, air. - ;,' U’ Whole Tickets $10. Halve tV Please address ah orders f lae aiKnc Magnificent Scheme, to T. H. HUBBARD -k CO. No 39 l'aveiiiMit., or Box. No. 40, Baltimore. Marylan Oil 14 Idly) I 00 I 90 Tuj lor’s Auli-Oj siM'ptu Idixli , AT1.A.NTA, CiEOKltlA. M is Ul, .'7. | DR. J. A. TAYLOR. Mir : 1 regret to say to you that for a long time j 1 auf'ered most severely from that horrid diseasi 1 dyspepsia, and oil its e vil attendants. Life, it self, almost became a burthen. Remedy all< | remedy was tried —mediral advice sought Irom lints totime—but all would not do. Heartbnn.s sour eructations, a difficulty in breathing, pain _ ill the head, and many other ill* to which llcsh j r, ending country, that he has iust received a i» heir, were the torments of my life. At lost, large addition to his former Stock o Tickets in usual time thirty days. ! Prize tickets cashed or renewed at either uflio Addreis.orders for Ticketsor Certificates to S. MW AN A CO« A i bn la Ga. A list ol the numbers that arc drawn from Holders ■ 85 and 5ti;lts I'.’umain Pen Gold Ifosk Hold- ’er 3 . and 3 Gift* Mammoth Gold Pen Iteak Hold- dvr and Bet >.2.5 (ini. leviathsn Gold Pen. (fold Ifosk Holder and Bet . fi 25 and6 Guta Gothic Milvcr Case a Gold Pen 3 75 and 3 GnL* Maiamcih Gothic Milvcr Case ami Gold Pen. 6 85 and 5 Gilts GoldTooth Pick 250 and2 Gift- (.fold Teeth Pick and Ear Pies 3 75 anii3 Gin- Gold Watch Key. Tooth Pick 3 15 and 3 Gift.. 2 50 an.! 2 Gift- .3 15 and 3Gut. 5 00 and t Gifts 6 25 and 6 Gifts OOOar.l 3 Gift. Linar and Tobacco STOKE. f £'H/.’.SFBtiCRlBhll begs niiwt respect!ully | Io inform llie Citizen* >f Atlanta and aur- and Pencil.... Ladies’ (sold Pencils.. Ladies’ Gold Pencil.. I idle*' Gold Pencil.... ladies' Gold Penril and Pen. Gents’ Gold Case ar.d Pen Gents’ Gold Case and Pen. Mommolh size 12 50 and 10 G. Wc warrant ail our Gold Pens v be Tdaenorut . Pointed, aud not aurpsssidby any rstabhah the wh«t, with the amount ot the pnxe, lh»' 1 ment in the Stales.and besides gmr.g you each qn* is entitled to, will be puWuhsd after p,. nor Prnetl well worth yuur monev, w« ab> tty draw ing, in the following paper* New pfcstn . you with I tried your Elixir, and since then have found , lief. Upon iny case, it lias operated as a charm 1 can now cat wilfusome satisfaction, and aleep wilhout being troubled with frightfu, dream*. In truth, Mir, to your Elixir 1 one al most a new existence, and yon are at lil>crty to publish this to the world should you Hunk poo per to do so. \VM. KAY. Mold by Smith & Ezsard,Sole Proprietors and Manutactuiera, Atlanta. Li«. may Idwlt WiuraTs. m,Psarcaao UavniTTiNe Bvart-i! Ceari taios—c»n beaequtrad t-> using 11,/(„ •,, a'Thousand Howers.' V\ hat lady or genm- —.... .... , , man would remain under the curse of a du-a jy Store on W bite 1U! ; Street, pposltc the greeable breath, when by using the "llaliii ol n j hd l '*‘ l 4 , 'ncei otik Thousand Flowers " at a demilnte, would not HSE CIGARS. TOBACCO, ■VNFFF, pitem. SNI FF BOXES, MATCHES. 1 A:C, &C. Which IS offered al Wholesale or Retail al mirowsaiei*. I'ertM’Ua dusirmg anyming m my line will J. Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charlesfou Stan Jazd, Nashville Gazette, (tlaiii* Inief ; gencer, New York VYeeklyDsy Book, savan nah Morning New* and Richmond Dispatch New York Dispatch aud Paulding (Mics.)lCIir• June 37, |9fi; u \ aim . F. W U.IAMS.-JbllN R1IXA, ^.-BOU-I.W. B.lni .1 H II.LIAMli, R1IE LA. CO. ('snceeuort ‘ J. I'.. H'rlHant) GENER.LI. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. @ Aud Particularly for the sale Grain, Bacon, Lard,Flour, Fcitb er*. and Tcnnevsee Produce Generally. llccatut fo.nxt, near the Trout House, Atlan ta. Ga. [Nov 16 dwti only render il twee*, but leave tho leeih white a* alabaster ! Many persons do not know the* breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate then triemls will never mention it. Uewsre of coun terfeits. Be sure etch Ik tile is signed FETR1DOE A CO. ,\. Y. For sale by all Diuggitu fnihStidOm tj r ll sScins that Rlicumaiism, Deafness Neuralgia. Mwollcu and Still'Joints and ether complaints to which we are all subject have lost their terrors. Prof. Dt Grath's Elect" O: ia warruiled to iclievc any case iu a short pace of time and with a inffing expense. Itcsii be had of the sgeuU h*te ^S>e ad'enise-ment ia anoOui column July.3Lgl85T Jw’ui Atlauta. March 1* «. II'o yall and examine uiy Slock before pur- ' erasing elatiwherc. | | Af Y/ Y S A( Ks. extra 1 anuly 1.1 'vfVySuperfine Flour ui Store au.1 -h.rt- iv ter arrn .which in Quality will compare with any block in Georgia For sale Low by E. ii. SEAGO, Produce Comiaisstju Mcnhaub Also, new Bacon, plenty to arrive ui a lew days. [Feb 6 dwil .L YO Its. fiTOSS LYONS & Co, IMrOKTKIUS AM> DXAUaa. Hi HAVAMA CIGARS, TOBACCO, axd all kinds ok foreiow wines LiuOoKJj, Ac., &o. No 1J Cedgj Street, AftsUvillt’, Tcun march 11 *1) I Fine J reax A 10UN FICKEN. dtytf On Conslsfiiincnl./ Piano i.'.ni J. Chirkaring, t/t .ah on asonable Terma bv LOW & RICE •1 21 dwtf Brii'ihex of all Kinds. Largo Jot on hand, of superior Quahu.w. For sale bv LOW E A RICE 21 dwtf 1 rilfi,—Steward'* refined Sugar House Syrup iust reeouved. and lor sale on reason- ab e utiuo. June 11 tlo7 daw YV . W. ROARK C.jTts werlh froiu ".11 lent, to $1,000, It. 3 1 ' Watches, Oold G a ardand Vesl Chains, • fold Locket-, Diamond Puis, Cameo Vi-. Gold Studs, Rings. Breast T tta. Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets. Sil- ver Goblets, *c. AGENTS- ACENTS- AGENTS .Vote is the I r I h,re 13 the chance to m: - *8,000-*2.0041—$3,000— *.9.000. ter year, in the saleot Gold Pons, Jewelry. Ac. Wo offer a Liberal Commission to l ocal am! Traveling Agents, and give tbtra Credit or One Hall till sold. A light and agneab'e busi ncs* and above all, a got-d paying business.— Agents wantxl in all parts of the countiy. A Catalogue containing a List of Goods with fu A Choice ! Explanations of te rm* 10 Agents will be *ert application, free. All Oideis will be prompt! attendended 10, and thorss serding in - loney by mail will rece:ic such goods as tiny cider the return mail or express, tvith • 1 cl.-sed m the package. Address all order* ro MERRICK. BENTON A ID AN. 335 BrOsdwiy, New Y'ork. N.B.—GoU Pens re-p, ruled 1 •upern uiaunu. Enclose ibe Fen. and Thirty am wul bo re pent* in P. (>. Stamp*, aud the iVi coin ted. and returned, i-astpaid. Julv 8, 1 bo< <vJmo« illllUlii Mcaui MIIN. tl^E "‘II ke. p c m»tantiy on hand a largo I \\ suj> ly 01 GOOD FLO IB. also BRAN anYaHORTS The highest Caih pr-"* paid hi "Hill , ihc Mills. R. PETERS A Co Attend. July .31,18$ 46b