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Special Notices. GREAT BLESSING TO THE AF FLICTED. Ugh- 'I'lie number and formidable churacter of dieettae? of the Liver have long clxullangcd the attention of medical men. Some of these diseases, classed under the general term of Consumption, have been supposed incurable, and the unhappy patient allowed to die, with' out medical science to offer him a hope of re covery. Happily this can no longer be the case. A remedy has ueen found which will cure all complaints, of what ever chnractu. arising from doraDgement of the Liver. I he I’ilia discovered by I>r. M’Lane, prepared solely by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, I u , net directly on the Liver; and by correcting its operation aud purifying it from disease, cuts off and extirpates the complaints which have their origin in the diseases of this organ. Remedies hitherto proposed for liver com plaints, have failed to operate upon the seat of the disease; Hut I)r. M'Luie.n Pills make themselves felt upon tbe notion of the Liver, und by cleansing the fountain dry up the im pure streams of disease which thence derive | their existcuec. jtejr* Purchasers will bo earolul to ask for Dlt j M’LANE’S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,! manufactured by FLEMING 1JIt*>H., of .Pills ! burgh, Pa. All other Vermifuges incomparison aro worthless. Dr. M’Lano’s genuine Vermi- luge, also his celebrated Liver Pills, call now lie I bad at all resiiectatile drug stores, None gen uine without the signature of FLEMING BROS. | It. R. R.—A REMEDY FOR YEL LOW FEVER.—Let us rejoice that science | hss at last succeeded in discovering a remedy that will not only cure, but will prevent attacks of Yellow Fever, evon when tbe pestilence is! raging in the most terrible forms. Yellow Fe ver con be easily, solely and successfully treat ed with Railway’s Heady Rebel and Kcgula- tor’s as any other fevers, or common disease. | Dr. Frederick B. Page, of Miss., a well-known I and popular medical writer aud practitioner in the Tropica and Southern parts of the United ! States, cured hundreds of cases, even when the \ terrible Black Vomit appeared, and he strongly ! urges tho Medical Faculty to use Heady Relief as a prev ritive. By its use, says the learned . Doctor, ‘a multitude of lives w.ll be saved. Let, then nurses and all who attend on the i sick,provide themselves with these great reme dies. Radway’s Heady Relief will protect the j human race against Yellow Fever, and all oth er maligant fevers. It will cure Cholera, Dys entery, Billwusness, Fever and Ague, Tooth I Ache, Head Aches, Neuralgia,and nil torturing , pains, aches aud infirmities. Radway’s Renovating Resolvent will fill the j veins with a new and healthy stream of blood, and cure quickly Boils, Pimples, Sores, Bad l.efis, all akin Eruptions, Scurvy, Bronchitis, | Lung Diseases, Fleers, Tubercles, Had Coughs 1 Dyspepsin, &c, Radway’a Regulators ore to be taken when- j ever ‘You donot feel right.’or when you feel on I ! of sorts, or have too much Bile, Costive, Ac.— I One of Radway V Regulars is sufficient to re store regularity to the irregular orgnns, Important to Married ladies and i those about to marry ! Dr, Delosmer’s Celebrated Monthly Pills, j Prepared from a prescription of ALEXAN - DER DELORME, member of the French Ac- j ademy of Surgeons, and attendant physictan to j her Majesty, the Empress. This invaluable medicine acts like a charm | in all menstrual difficulties, removing obstruc tions, and bringing on the Monthly periods with perfect regularity. In all cases of Nervous Af fections, Palpitation of the Heart Flour Albis or Whites, and in fact in all complaints arising from a disordered condition and unhealthy ac tion of the Genital Orgnns, th»«o Pills will ef fect a speedy and permanent cure. They are pnt up in small plate glass llssks, sccurclv scal ed from observation, and accompanied by full directions for use. Price $1 per package. N. B.—These Fills should not bo taken by fomalcs during tho first thtoe months of preg nancy, as they are certain to bring on miscar. riegc; hut at any other time they are harmless. J. K. Blah dim, M. D., only Agent for ihe Uni- ted States and Canadas. Also jno/ reccioved at the Doctor’s office, a fresh supply of Ricord's Female Protector- an unfailing preventive of conception, and invalu. able to those females who, owing to hab.ts ol life or physical inalformatiou, are incapacitated from safe re-production. Price $2 senl 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 plates, und contain nearly 400 pages of reading matter. Sent ( osi paid to any j add-css on receipt ofijil, and 25 cents ini stamps. All letters addressed to me will receive my j immediate attention;' ami li'ller- of inquiry (when a postage is enclosed,) will be promptly i attended to. J. K. BLANDIN, M- D., SViuevss.Xsw Yons. | June 29, lk,A, diwCm Col. Oartrell, The Democratic nominee for t'oin;r< s, m ’ this District, will address his fellmr-citizen* at— McDonough, Saturday, 15th August: Stone Mountain, Monday, 17th “ Greenville, Wednesday, lutli Franklin, (Heardco.,) Thursday, J7 Aug. Campbcllton, Tuesday, 1st September. Special Notices. Eureka Oil for Cholic in Horiei. On Saturday last a mule, the property of Mr. John W. Ransom, of Unwell county, Al abama, wns violently uttacked with cholic in the street in Columbus, was very much swol len, and from ull appearance could live but a short time unless relieved. Two ounces, li quid measure, of Eureka Oil was administered and in live minutes relief was perceptible ,and in twenty minutes the animal was entirely re lieved- This new ami valuable mixture is certainly a,great acquisition to the list of remedies here tofore before the public, which, in addition to the many reliefs it has given man, is now found to he invaluable lor the horse, in tbe cure of bots ami cholic, and the removal of fistula: and naval galls. We have done our duty in spreading its good qualities before the public. Cull on Dunforth, Nagal ,Y Co-, or A. K. Ayer, aud procure flic never failing remedy.— Cnlttmhos Sun. August 11, 1857. dtf : •-4 Morn A TIC KXKCCT1VE COMMIT. TEE ol EtlMon County. For the City of Atlanta—J. A. Hayden, B. C. Van m v, Dr. T. M. Darnall. Dr. B. M. Smith. William Watkins, P. K. McDaniel, John Collier, A M Wallace, C. H. Wallace, Thos. F. Lowe, T. L. Cooper, J. T. Lewis, .1. 11. Steele. .1. W. Duncan, an 1 ,J. K. Wil liams. Carey’s Dint. W. S. Wingfield, Thomas Moonc and Mathew Osborne. lluckhead Dist. John L. Eviim, E. G. Collier and ’Henry Toby. Oak Grove Dist. Lewis Wright, John Ab ernathy, Thomas Abernathy. Black Hal! Dist. .fames ii. Ros.-er, Ed ward Taliaferro -and A. H. Almond. Stone's Dist. Thomas 0. Kennedy, Jos. Willis am! Clement C. Green. E. N. CALHOCN, President Democratic Club. Atlanta, Aug. f>, li-j". Congressional Appointments- Dailn <£*amintr. miscellaneous. We, the undersigned, agio people of this Di-'trict at the arid places: Fayetteville. Saturday. Palmetto Monday, Gtantvilie, Friday, LoGrange. .Saturday, Stone Mountiiiii. Wcdnesdav, to address the) following time 2L’d August, j '24th do 2- 'll do 29th do 2d September. tb do do tlo do 4 th 7th lull 12th McDououglt. Thursday. Jonesboro'. Friday, Campbcllton, Monday. Marietta, Friday, Decatur, Saturday, Each party to have the liberty ol -peaking at any other time and place they may think proper without notice to the other. LUCIUS J.GARTRELL. I M. M. TIDWELL. ‘Wuodi.amd Cheam”—A I’omadc for beaulif- j ying the Hair—highly perfumed, superiortn any French article imported, and for half the] prices For dressing Ladies Hair it ha- noequat giving it a bright glossy appearance. It cttusesGenlle- mett’s Hair to curl in the most natural manner. It removes dandruff, always giving the Hair the appearance ol being fresh shampooned. Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed FETRIDGE A CO., Proprietor* of the “Balm of a Thousand Flowers.’ For isalcby all Druggist-. [mh25dw6ra W'iOTtt TrKTH, 1'KRFCMKD llRSATtt ASO -UBACTIPVt. Covpi.rxion — cun l,e ne.rulred by using tliu ttalm u/ a Thousand /■lowers." What lady or gentle man would remain under the curse of a disa greeable breath, when by using the “Balm of a Thousand Flowers" as a dentifrice, would not only render it sweet, but leave tbe teeth white as alabaster I Many persons donot know their breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends will never mention it. Beware of coun terfeits. Be sure each bt tile is signed FET RIDGE & CO. N. Y. For sab- by all Druggists' [mhSOdfim Taj lot ’s Auti-Djspt-plic Elixir, Atlanta, Gkuroj.x, May 1st, ’57. DR. J. A. TAYLOR. Sir : I regret to say to you that for a long time I sut’ered most severely front that horrid disease dyspepsia, and all its evil attendants. Lite, it self, almost became a burthen. Remedy after remedy was tried—medical advice sought from tirr.a to time—! at all would not do. Heart burns sour eructations, a difficulty in breathing, pain in the head, and many other ills to which flesh is heir, were tho torments ol my life. At last, 1 tried your Elixir, and since then have found ic lief. I pon my case, it has operated as a charm- 1 can now eat with some satistaction, and sleep without being troubled with frightful dreams. In truth, Sir, to your Elixir 1 owe al most a new existence, and you are at liberty to publish this to the world should you think pro per to do so. JVM. KAY. Sold by Smith 4. Hazard, Sole Proprietors ond Manufacturers, Atlanta, Ga. may ldwlf AT Burling Coacll.—This style of Car j nage is now being gradually introduced in tbe I State, 'i hey are the fittest and richest Carriage now made. Woodruff & Co., Griffin, Georgia, have just received two of this style. They are finished with heavy silver mock joints, g| >s » , n . stead ol run a ins all around, trimmed wi>h rich Goteline, with spring curtains, Sunshade* and speaking, trumpet, and all the late improved menu. The lineal |0h is worth $12111, with fine Hwnei*. Aug, sr,'5t wit i\cw Sjirina Stock ,A. ^ Eloiil Styles of Cloths, CASSI.MERKit VESTING, I,INHN, MARSEILLES, Stc., H. CAPS, GiilNISpuii iiSHING GOODS snper„ut‘ Fitting Shirts, I A M.ORS TRIMMINGS A Superb Stock of Clothing til our own Manufacture. Also, Ag«’UU for the Sale of ■ wk.« - SEWING MACHINES, Prices very Low. Cf" The Public ere invited ta call and ex amine ottr Stock W HERRING A SON march 1 dwtf SlCHT CHECKS ON .Yeti' York /or Sate at Current Kates L AND Warrant*,uncurrent Bank Norn* and Coin Bought and sold, collection of Not«w and Llratts attended to for the usual Commiaaioa 1 L. WRIGHT aug 00, 1864. Latest News. Farther About the Cable. When the cable broke tltero was a heavy swell of the sea—the cable was running out too fast and the engineer applied the brakes which caused the immediate parting of the cable. The Niagara and the Agamennon remained to try deep water experiments and the rest of the fleet returned. The impres sion prevails in Liverpool that another at tempt will be made in October to lay the cable Decision aglnst Mr». CuiiuinR* ham- New York, August 24. The Surrogate today decided against Mrs. Cunningham's claim to the Burdell estate, and sustained that of the blood relations of the deceased. Boston, Aug' 21. Tho reported failure of Messrs. Blanch ard, Sherman & Co., of this city is incor rect. There is no foundation in fact for tho report. Boston. Aug. 24. Gcargo Humphries, an aid to the coast survey, was droxvned at Bath on Thursday. The following are the cotton quotations brought by the America : Fair Orleans, 8J; do Mobile, 8/ ; do Up lands, Hi ; Middling Orleans, 8J ; do Mobile, 8 5-lfi ; do Uplands, 8}. -- Liverpool sugar market dull .at a dedfefte ot a shilling. Rice was steady. In London Turpentine market dosed firm, sugar was heavy al two to three shillings decline. St. Louis, Aagust 22. t'ol. Roberts who has arrived herefrom New Mexico, reports that a battle had occur red between the Apache Indians and Col Mile’ command, on the Gila River, in which tiventyfi ve Indians were killed and upward of thirty wounded. Lieutenants Stein and Davis, and nine privates were wounded. Col. iUilee recovered a large amount of property. St. Paul's Min., August 24. I he State Convention fa progressing slowly. Some points of difference have been harmons ized, while others ol importance are unsattled. The Republicans favor the adoption of one constitution, while the Democrats urge the suspension of both. The three half-breed Indiana who killed the German at Gull Lake, last week, were taken from the hands of the Sheriff by the populace aud hung to a tree. The crops, notwithstanding ‘be ravages of the grass-hoppers, are now considered better than was at first supposed. „ Cincinnati, Aagust 24. Considerable excitement in consequence of Life and Trust Company at New York. It is feared the house here will not open to-mor row . Louisville, Aagust 24. Arrangements for the National Agricultur al Fair next week are nearly completed. Con 1 tributions of stock and implements are coming in from all sections. Franklin Pierce, John C. Breckinridge, John A. King, Robert C. Wickliffe and Lord Napier have accepted in vitations to be preseut. The greatest natural ornament totke'kuman form divine,’ is unquestionably a fine, luxuri ant, healthy growth of hair. It has been so esteemed in all ages of the world and among all nations, savage, and civilized. Hence, tbe Indian brave regards the scalp of his enemy os his greatest trophy. For a similar reason,the fashionable belle disguises the region of vanity as well as her.other phrenological organs with borrowed locks. I le who should discover a inode of prevent- ng the hair from showing the inroad of envfa ous Time by turning premuturely gray, a mo, thod by which it could be restored when falling or turning white,and u way of promoting its continued ami luxuriant growth, would be justly entitled to rank among the benefuctors of the human race Read the testimonials in another columu of the wonderful, not to say almost miraculous effects of‘Professor Wood's Hair Restorative.'aud see ifbehus not accom plished all this.—Capital City /'art. Sold by all respectable Druggists. August 22, L857 daw2w Prof. De Grath’n ORIGINAL ELECTRICOIL 7 b# |ftftt disco Terr it now creating a jr* a I natation among the Medical Facultie* of Ru. rope and tbia country, ft will cor# the follow* Inr (not everything): IFAREANTED TO Cure Peter and Augue In one daj Cure Chill* In lire minute* Cure Croup in one night , Cure Deefheea Intweto four dev* ; Cure Burne and Bcalde in ten minute* ¥ Cttre.Vpfnlw, Woandeand Brnf»** In from one to 2 daye ; Cure Inflammation in one day, Cure Keuraigia, Croup. Tooth Ache Barca, in ten minute*; Cure Hemorrhage, Scrofula, Abeoeea, in ten day* Cur© Bruleee, Wonnda, Tetter, In 1 to three day* Cure Ear Ache, BtiffNeck, Ague, in one day . Cur© Felon*, Broken Bre"*t, *§kit Uheam, in 2 to day*; Cure# Quinzy, Palpitation, pleuriay in 1 to tea day* Cure* o*thma, Paiiy, Gout. Erycipelaa, in Aye to twenty day* : Cure* Frosted Feet, Chilblain*. Stiff Joint*, Chronic /fheumatUm, Sore Tnroat, .Voarlet Fever, atd the lameju'de to walk, by a few bottle* TmS OiL(l-i* Claim's) i« mild and plcaeant, and !* a great yamil v Medicine for children teething, to Ladle* should all u*e It. Itulway* leave* you better than it find* you, end urn* bottle oftm cure- entirely. .‘lfflictcd 13 years, and Cured in one Week. Bead the letter from Rcr. James Temple. PHiLADtLrHU, June t/th A Prof. l)u Gkatu I have been afflicted for thirteen 1 year* with Nouralgia and otter paioful complaint*, aud I have l*een unable to sleep »oundly or walk auy | distance fer many > ear* past. Last * trek 1 got a bot tlo of your 'Electric OiL' The tJrrt night I alei-t . soundly and well.to day I am like a new man. wife could not believe her even. Your Electric Oil ha* done in one week what the physicianaof Pbiiade. phia foiled to do in 13 year*. Gratefully your*. HL' V. JAMES TEMPLE. CIO 6w»/,-.V: Deaf nets Cured. Kaw Uayln, May lJhh. Ib't* Pro! Di. UuATH My brothar haa been de^f three years, lifter trying many thing*, be u»ed vour Oil a few time* and ft cured him entirely. CLIFFORD il .VC’RASTOS <JirTioi —There arenumeroua Imitatluna *pring t.p on the reputation thnt my article haa acquired The pu' .. must beware They are worthle** Aug lo dwlm £oltcrif SWAN A C0.’S i LaHshe & Pnrtell, MXUHBMnr 5M1DE£ WOITE H ALL STREET, Atalnta Georgia H AVE ON HAND a film stock of very rich Goods for Gentlemens' wear, that they will make up in the very latest style of cut and finish Try them and see it they dont give you j ^ fits. Atlanta, April 1G,'67. dtf ^ (|U(J ., ~ Just Received. j —■ ,)AA BARRELS of WHISKEY, to sell at | T the low price of 95 cents per Gallon, [ "LSglS-i fine white Tennessee Whiskey. mh25dwtf W. W. ROARK The most Brilliant Schei CAPITAL «“Ho,oo( TICKET* OS Owing to tb© greit favor wi*. gle Number Lotteries have bc* r. public, an«l the large demand fo Msrjagcrs, H. Sfran & Co., will each Haturday thoughout the yc ing Hcheine will drawn in teric* for August, lK. r 7. CLASS 19. To Iw drawn in the City of A iri pub'ir, on SATURDAY . A CLASS r To drawn in the Cit in public, on HATI RD- 4 i 1,1 | To lie drawn in t 1 | in public, on Satur. Oil t single ; 3,a | Acur/y oni 1‘ I MAGNIFH i : EACH RATI j l Priieof I I’ntc of . I Ptive of , 1 f’rixe of. ■ I Prize of. 1 Priie of ! Prixc^. I Prize of . 1 P'lze of 1 Prize of 1 Prize of li Prize. ' 46 Prizes 100 Prize.- 100 Prizes Al 4 Prize? o 4 4 The nur with those separate *b tin tuires an The first x circled, ere pi The wheels, is drawn from Un same time a prire The number and pr and exhibited to the the Commissioners ; against the number dra BROADWAY GOLD PEN MANUFACTURING CO 335 Broadway, Vew York Are now selling tnerr (.old Pens, Pencils and Pen Cases al the Lowest Retail Prices, anti carh purchaser- Draws a PREMIUM.—PREMIUM-—PREMIUM of from 60 cents to $1000!, , _ As soon as a Pen or Pencil is purchased, ihe ! repeated until all the prir Premium is delivered immediately. List of Pens and the Ilrtail Prim. Gold Pens $1 25 and 1 Gift Gold Pen Engroasing size. . 150 and 2 Gifts Gold Pen Silver Ex. Holders.. 2 50 and 2 Gifts Gold Pen silver dbl. ex. holders 3 75 and 3 Gifts (iold Pen silver mammoth hold'5 00 and 4 Gifu Gold Pen silver Leviathan Holders 0 25 ant! 5 Gifts Fountain Pen (.old Desk Hold- der 3 75 and 3 Gifu Mammoth Gold Pen Desk Hold- der and Box b 25 and 6 Gifu Leviathan Gold Pen, Gold Desk Holder and Box 6 25 and 0 Gifts Gothic Silver Case a Gold Pen 3 76 and 3 Gifu Mammoth Gothic Silver Cate and Gold Pen 6 25 and 5 Gills Gold Tooth Pick . 2 60 and 2 Gifts Gold Tooth Pick and Eor Pick 3 75 and 3 Gifts Gold Watch Key, Tooth Pick Approximation The two preceding and the two Numbers to those drawing the first will be entitled to the t*0 Approiu- Prizes. For example; if Ticket No. II.. draws the $60,000Prize.thoscTicxetsnumbere.. 11248,11243 II251, 11252, will each he entitled 1 to $225. If Ticket No. 650 draws the $20,006 ' Prize, those tickets numbered 648. 649,651,1 5,56c. ,y. 552, will each be entitled to $200, and so on I 2-,224 . 20 564,4c, according to the above scheme. The 3,000 prizes of *20 will be determined 'ey | 34.419 prizes, amounting to *1.179,178 e last figure of nuarber which draws the $60,* VY hoies $20; Halves IP; Qusr. 5; Eighth*2 60. ihe 000 Piirc. For example, if the number draw mg . the $60,000 prize ends with A'o. 1, then ail the Tickets where the number ends in 1 will be en-1 tiffed lo $20. If the Number ends with No. 2. then ali the Tickets wkrre the Number end- in j " ”’ib l»e entitled to $20 and so on to u. ertffcate of Package of 2C Wholes, cost, 26 Halves. *• SP Quarters. •• 20 Eighth's “ $282 00 14! ■■0 70 50 ..35 26 Certificates of Packages will be soLl a: the M- ( L \ ■ • j lowing rales, which is the risk. 3 75 and 3 Gifts j Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $9U 10 Halt •• ■' 10 Uuartcr 201 •• “ 10 Eighth III- In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose tbe j money to our address lor the Tickets ordere I, on I receipt of which they will be forwarded bv first j mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending wifi; anv figure they may designate. The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be j and Pencil... Ladies' Gold Pencils.. . 2 60 and 2 Gifts Ladies’ Gold Pencil 3 76 and 3 GiiU Ladies’ Gold Pencil 6 00 and 4 Gifts Ladies' Golu Pencil and Pen. 6 26 and 6 Gifts Gents’Gold Case and Pen 10 00 and 8 Gifts Gents’ Gold Case and Pen, Mommoth size. 12 50 and 10 G. We warrant all our Gold Pens to be Diamond Pointed, end not surpassed by any establish ment in the States, and besides giving you ! sent to purchaser* immediately after tbs Jr* Pen or Pencil well worth your money, wr als; ing. presen: you with . Purchasers wilt please write the signatures Gifts worth from .->0 ecm. to st.ooO, lit plain, and give their post office county and Gold Watches, Gold Guard and Vest , Chains, 1 Remember that every prize is drawn, at,d ,. ,, , , , n . i 'n „ payable in full without deduction. (.old Lock.;l», Diamond Pins, Laineo Snu. 1 1 L tn P n « af iutMl , <»olil Studa, Rings, Brea*t Puis, Silver Fruilimnd Cake Banket*, Sil ver Goblets, Ac. Grand Consolidated Lottery of il. D. Extra Class S, a be dravriLiin Balumore, Md n Stturity, Aug W, 1867, SPLENDID SCHEME. AGENTS— AGENT8-ACEXT 6 .Ml Prizes of $1,000 and under paid tin- ! mediately after the drawing— other prize- at the ' usual lime of thirty days, in full without deduc- ! non. Alt communications strictly confrlonttai. The Aon* is the time and here is the chance to inahr ; drawn numbers will bo forwarded n> purchasers P* :■* Arr xrt'wui/ Pr 1 Prize of $j ,600 4 of $500 l of... 1 J9o 4 ol 450 1 prize of . . 6000 4 of 350 1 prix<* of 2.2001 i prize of *,200/ l prize of .... 2^00 2(i 1 ol 100 1 pnze of 2.200. : pTIZ<* k‘l . *.. . 2,20(1) 5 prize* ot ... 1,500 20 ot 00 ft prize* of 1.260 20 ot so !0 1,000 40 of t*>0 >0 ...600 >40 of so hi 600 80 of 40 12 . .100 ft*8 of 20 A <lmlnl«fralor's Balfi, — Will be sold before the Couit House door in Blatrs- vitie, Union county, oil tbe first IMesday iu October next, within the legal hours of sale, the following properly: the lot of land No. R!C, lfitli district 1st section,as the land of •lames J■ Btackshear, late of Thomas comity, deceased. Terms of .-ale—Oue half on the 1st of Jan uary 1858, aud the remainder ou the 1st Jan- ! nary 1859. Titles will be nt»dc aud {xtsseo- sion given when tho first payment fa made, and a mortgage' ou the property to secure the pay ment. HARRIET BLACKSHKAR, t rilO.ff E BLACKSHKAR. - Adm’rs, M. H. JUNES. I «ug26-w40d X Negro BlarkNUilIh lor Sale. 1 yl'KSI ANT to an agreement between Sa- I rah Ann Lewis, and other parties interest - eu, will be sold before the Court House Door in the town ol Lawrencevllle, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in October next, within the usual hours of sale, a negro man, slave, about forty years old, by the name of BEN, formerly own. ed by John F. Martin late of said county de ceased Ben is -aid to be a good Blacksmith and Wood-workman, a sound well disposed negro, and worth as much as any slave of his age Term*—Note and good security to become due on the 26th day of December next, bearing interest from date. JAMES P. SIMMONS, Agent. Lawrencsvillv, G* , Aug. 2*J, 1*67. wtds $1,000- $9,000—*3,000 $.1,000 neryear.iii tho saJcof Gold Pens, Jewelry, Ac. \Vc offer a Liberal Commission to Local and Traveling Agents, and give them Credit on One Half till sold. Alight arid agreeable bust, ness, and above all, a good paying business.— AgenU wanted in all parts of the countiy. A Catalogue containing a List of Goods with full Explanations of terms lo AgenU will be sent on application, free. All orders will be promptly attendended to, and those seeding us money f>y mad will receive such goods ns they order by the return mail or express, with the t.'ifh, cn- cloaed in the package Address all orders to MERRICK. BENTON & DEAN, 333 Broadway, New Y,.» N ft—Gold Pens re-pointed in a supenot manner. Enclose the Pen, and Thirty nun cents in P. O. Ktanrps, and the Per; will he re pound and returned, poet paid.' July 2, 1867 wdntos immediately after the drawing DT All prizes of $ 1,000 and under, paid im mediately alter the drawing—other prizes of the usual time thirty days. Prize tickets r aahed or rent w ed at either off, f Address orders for Tickets or Certificate* t o S. SWAN hi CO.. Aliaou Ga. A list ot the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with tile amount of the prize that each one is entitled to, will be published after every drawing, :n the following papers New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston | t>tau darxl, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta Intellr ! gencer, New York Weekly Day Bo,'k. tSavatr-1 nah Morning News and Richmond Dispatch. I New York Dispatch and Paulding (MissAtl’l ton. June 27, 1861 dAw II 1.000 prizes im'tf to $18S.T00 W h, it Tickets $!0, Halves $6,Quarters $2,5o C? Please address all orders for Tickets in as i,.. Magnificent Scheme, to T. H. HI BBARD A CO. No 39 l'ayctto-st., or Box, No. 40, Baltimore, Marylan Oct .1 (dly) c. F. BARTH, P' IUI KORTK TYXEIt AND HKPAIHKK Atlanta Ga. \\ ^ RRAJVT8 all ,*na work, an TT i.ever fails to give satisfaC'. ten* New Pianos made to order,- w 'ritng by the year done at reduced price*. Al Order* should be left at Kirkpatricks Furnt tun Store on Peach Tree Street, AtlanU. Ga. V'x*0 .M IX, CANPHKU.. 'XS. V. mtlTI'lCRP. j CAMPBELL &. CO-, Receiving Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 67 to 7i Front and 70 to 7S Commerce 8tret > l,! MOBILE. ALA. AOg I**, •*>? wl y S J rtlp.—Steward'* reiiiW Hufar Houae SynipjuaC received, and for sale on rt^naon • able tarma. fune 14 11^7 tUw \V. W. ROARK \T7hlskey ! Hhliikey :! Whlftkc}!!! More of (hat Cheap H W*kcjr.-Ju»t received and to arrive, 2iH» barrrl* of Tenncrwc WJutc W hiekey, which I offer on food teriu> Also, treah Giocciic* ol' ail kind*, etich ** >ugar. Code*, MoUa>'Sv 5*ah, Mackerel. Rice, ft a. IVwder, w^’aiL, Ac f J1 5^‘ou. June 14ft? dawtf W. W.ROAK. Atlanta Strain Mills. , *'¥ t E will kwp conetantly on hand a large W aupply of GOOD FLOl K, alao BKA.N and SllOKTN I’h*' highest t*ash price* paid for WHEAT at the Mill# R PETERS A I'M Aflmtti July flip 186? dto , ■ N'. LV0N8 LYONS &. -w., IMPORTS** AXD DkALILv. I> HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO. A..VD ALL KINDS Or FOBIJGa WIRES L.1QIOHS, &t\, &u. No 13 Ccffaz Street, Nashville, Teun. march ^\ * [ y_ Lath*! Lath,! Laths if! »NCAR Loads, for Plastering. On Conaigt ^fftnent and for sale low , by, Hov tidwtt E. M.SEAQO. MONEY! MONEY! FOR EVERYBODY AND Fresh Fish. 1 NOW offer to the pubhc Bowmans Thirty readv wavs to make Money, and Blackbort., Fortune, by w hich anybody can make a hinJ- ■sime fortune in a short tune, and without much labor, and it will only require two,or three Julian to commence with. I have known tueu to make from $10 to $2,' in a single day with them, and I will assure you there .* no Humbug about them, and also, i wn give anybody instructions, by which they car take all the Fish, Ella, Ac , out of any River 01 Creek,ill any given space with very httle labor and scarcely any expense. All ol the abov. receipts warranted or the Money returned. And I will send all of the above Reeetpu onvbodv on the receipt ol $1. Address. TH08.G. WALUS. Berkshire, Gwtuuett County. Ga Apr 17 wl5 ’° 1) A N1EL I'ITT M A N . general insurance agent. t ) ESPECTFl'Ll.Y informs ht*fn*ndt th.'. Y in future he will S-e found during bu«in*s Hours at the office of Messrs. 8. Swan A C, Alabama Street. Atlanta. _ [Jan IS Jwit Hruslies of nil Kinrtw. Large lot on hand, of superior equalities For sale by, LOWE A RICE Feb SI ‘ iwU lxo«"i tuul Hoot a ul York. Co»t.—1 ha*e| concluded to * II my stock of Bo and Shoes at New York Cost, until tbe tirsr i August, if you call quirk. 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