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Micuag. Flmino Bsoa. Pittsburgh, Pa.
-Welfare from tb« Pltttb*r|h p*|^n that
this firm, which lucceeded the lat« Jonath*u
Kid-1 in (be wholeaale] Drug burinem, ami a*
manufacturer* and vendor* of tho celebrated
"MelAim's Vermifuge and Liver Pills,” .hare
recently made a partial change in their trade.
They hare gone cut 'of the Drug-Hu»ine*s,
having diapoaed ol their entire stock to Mr. D.
1.- -Fahnestock, formerly of the well known
firm of U. A. Fahnestock Ac Co. who ancceeds
Fleming Bios, at the old, • successful and
> highly popular* stand, cornel of Wood snd
Fourth streets* ..This change has been deemed
advisable by Fleming Bros, owing to tho great
and constantly increasing demand for M'Lane t
Is rmifugc and Liver Pili’i—the transcen.
dent virtues of which are co*c x tensive with the
United Stall s, as well as many loreign coun
tries, The increased demand making it nn ah-
solute necessity to devofo their exclusive at
tention and ail their energies to the manufac
ture and sale of theso popular and valualilo
medicines , they have, for that purpose, rem >v„
ed to the large and capacious drug house, 21
Wood Street, reccntlyJjOccupicd by Mcsrri
Schoonmaker Sc Co- which has been arranged
and adapted for their busincs,, fitted up in mod
ern style and fine ftaste, where they will be
found in tho future, ready to fill all orders with
promptness, and be pleased to receive ca'ls from
their numerous patrons and personal friends,
—Steubenville Herald.
It is our custom on the appearance of
a new counterfeit bank hill to advise our readers
that thoy may be on their guard. We deem it
no less our duty to guard them against frauds,
which not only rob them of money, hut of
health also ; in this connection, wo call the at
tention of the public to a vile fraud in imitation
of Dr. M’Lonc's celebrated Vermifuge and I.ivcr
Pill-,. These justly popular remedies ore man
ufactured only by FLEMING BROS. of Pitts
burgh, Pa., who are the sole proprietors. Pur •
chasers will notico the genuine M’Lane’s Ver
mifuge and Liver Pills sreenveloped in a tin<-
steel engraved wrapper and signed FLEMING
BK08. None others are worthy of confidence.
JseplOlwdw
Burling Coacli.—This style of Carriage
isnow being gradually introduced in the Side.
They arc the llnest and riclust Carriage now
made. Woodruff <Sc Co n Orifiin.Ccnrgia, have
just received two of this style. Thoy are [fin
ished with heavy silver mock joints, glass
stead of curtains a'l orouid, trimmed w itli rielt
Cotelino, with spring curtains, Sun shades and
speaking trumpet, and all the late improve
ments. Tho fincstjob is worth -1-12110, with
fine Harness. Sep. 16,'57 wit
Sept. lit.
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Oct. 1.
Judge Browu’ii Appointment*.
Judge Brown will address his fellow citi
zen*— * . .
At Augusta, Saturday night
■ “ Greensboro’, Monday,
“ Madison, Tuesday
*< Covington, Wednesday
“ Moflticcllo, Thursday
“ Jackson, Friday
•* Grifiin, Saturday
“ Butler, Monday
“ Perry, Tuesday.
“ Americus, Wednesday
“ Albany, Thursday
Hon. B. H. Him. is-respcctfully request
ed to attend and discuss upon equal terms.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
In Campbell County.
Wo are authorised to state that WESLEY
CAMP, having been regularly nominated by
the Democratic parly ol Campbell County, us
its esndidate for Senator, itas consented to serve
if elected ; and that he will bo eupportod over
tho independent democrut Mr. Bullard, who,
failing to receive the nomination, lias declared
himself a candidate.
MANY VOTERS OF CAMPBELL,
sop HI
SUIanta
Lai
■Eureka OH for Cholic In Horse*
On Saturday last a mule, the property of Mr,
John W. Ransom, of Russell county, Alabama
nu violently attacked with cholic in the street
in Columbus, was very much swollen, and from
all appearances eould live l»u' a short time un
less relieved. Two ounces, liquid measure, of
Eureka Oil was administered and in five min
utes relief was perceptible, and in twenty min
Utes tho animal was entirely relieved.
^Jhis new and valuable mixture is certainly n
great acquisition to the list of remedies hereto
fore before the public, which, in addition to the
many reliefs it has given man, is now found to
he invaluable for tho horse, in the cure of loots
and cholic, and the removal of fistulas and na
val galls- We have done cur duly in spread
ingita good qualities before the public. Call on
Danfoith, Nagal & Co., or A. K. /iy. r, anJ
procure the never tailing remedy.—Col. Sun.
August U, 1857 ^ »ltf
Important to] Married Ladle*
and thoac about to marry!
DR.JDELOSMER'S CELEBRATED MON-
THEY PILLS!
Prepared from a prescription ol Alexander
Dciroine, member of tho French Academy ot
Burgeons, and attendant physician to her Ma
josly, 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 Nerv-
ou* Affections, Palpitation of the Heart, Plour
Albis or Whites, and in fact in all complaints
arising from a disordered condition ami un
healthy aetton of tho Genital Organs, these
Pills will effect a speedy and permanent cure.
They are put np in small plate glass tlasks, sc
curely sided from observation, and accompan
ied by full directions for use. Price $1 per
package.
N t B.—Thes c Pilla ihculd not le lakin b
females during tho first three months of preg
nancy, aa they arc sure to bring on miscarriage;
hut at any other time they are harmless. J. K-
Ulandin, M. D., only Agent lor tho United
Staleaand Canadas.
Abo just received at the Doctors office, a
freah supply of Kicord'a Female Protector—an
unfailing preventive of conception, andinvalual
hie to those fcmalos who, owing to habits o
'lifeor physical malformation are-incapacitated
from re-prosluctlon. Price ffl sent try
m Iu connection with these remedies, I have
cona antly on bund the following works: Mat
ron’s Manual MarriageUuido, Diseases of Fe-
ales Diaeaasa of Malea.E»ch work is subetantialr
ly bound an* beautifully illustrated with colored
plates, and contain nearly four hundred pages
of reading uiattor. Bant post poi-l to any ad-
draaa pn receipt of $1, and *5 cents in stamps.
Alt letters addressed to mo will receive my
immedbla attention; and letters of inqury
Syrtcuw, New Yorke
June to, 1867, Jw6ln
• iKMOCUATIC EXKCUTIVK COM MIT.
TF.K of Fulton County.
For the City of Atlanta—J. A. lloydcn, B.
0. Yancey, Dr. T. M. Darnall, Dr. B. M.
Smith, William Watkins, P. K. McDaniel,
John Collier, A M Wallace, C. II. Wallace-,
Thoa. F. Lowe, T. L. Cooper, J. T. Lewis,
.J. H. Steele, J. W. Duncju, an 1 J, E. W il-
liams.
Carey's Dist. W. S. W ingfield, rhontas
Moono and Mathew Osborne.
Buckhead Dist. John L. 1-lvins, I-., f..
Collier ami Henry Toby.
Oak Grove Diet. Lewis Wright, John Ab
ernathy, Thomas Abernathy.
Black Hall Dist. James II. Rosser, Ed
ward Taliaferro and A. R. Almond.
Stone's Dist. Thomas O. Kennedy, Jos.
Willis and Clement O. Green.
E. N. CALIIOl \,
President Democratic Club.
Atlanta, Aug. C, 1357.
Time of holding the State Fair.
The enquiry of ns is so frequent, ‘-when
is the Slate Fair to be lu-ld in Vtianla
that we shall make this a standing article in
oar paper for some weeks.
The Fair commences on Monday the 20th,
and closes on Friday evening, the 2’ltlt Oc
tober next.
Wo also notify our readers, that any
query in ri Ibreuee to the business arran
ments of the Fair, addressed to us in wri
ting, will ho answered through our column
without delay.
Atlautu Medical School.
Preparatory to the Collegiate Course.
Session commences on first Monday in No
vember and closes on the first of April, ls5b.
For Further information, address,
H. D. CAPERS, M. D.,
^or V. H. TALIAFERRO, M. 1>. _
Atlanta, Ua., August ‘24,1857 dtf
incons.
Arresting the Fillibustera.
Washington, Sept- |8.
in consequents of information received of
three several expeditions being fitted out for
the invasion of Nicaragua, under Walker,
and another under Gen. Sam ILu ston, fiir the
invasion of rnmntrlipas. tire g.ivt rumerit Iras
issued Instructions to law n gen Is and officers
of the army and navy to prevent those expis
ditions leaving tire States, to the extent of
the law. _ The points of embarkation are said
to Ire New Orleans, Mobile, and New York
San Diego Mail.
Mew Orleans, Sepl. 18.
The first San Diego (California) mail arriv
ed at San Antonio, Texas tn the fitlr inst
Ht. Ixrns, Sept. 1C.
Kansas advices say that the constitutional
convention organized by electing John Cal
houn, President, who spoke in favor of subs
mining the Constitution to the people.
Five hundred troops left I/ravenworth, on
the 9th for New Mexico.
'lire St. Joseph Journal gives an account of
a battle between Sumner's command and a
band of Indians in the middle of August, on
the Arkansas river. Loss—to the troops, four
to tire Indians, twenty.
Boston, Sept. 10.
George S. Abrahams, custom bouse broker,
and agent for During Brothers, has been ar
rested lor forging,arid obtaining the figures
of invoices for the purpose of defrauding the
revenue.
Philadelphia, Sep. 10.
The steamer Norfolk hence for Richmond
was sunk ill lire Chesapeake Buy by the
-ali- on Monday. The crew was saved.
Tire report tlmt four hundred Indians were
slaughtered was unfounded.
Boston, Sept. 1G.
The Democratic Convention nominated E.
1). Beach for Governor.
Win. C. Godfrey, connected with the Kean
Expedition, was arrested for stealing a gi ld
watch, and is charged with marrying five wives
the last of whom he married to-dav.
VV. B. GRIFFIN & CO.,
imim Merchants.
AND
AUCTIONEERS,
AUGUSTA, G A .
A'i
BUSINESS pr.licried to thpni. will
rive their lte>*l alter,li*»n.
Literal Cnrh advam-rs made on all r.m.ign
merit* when di rirt'ii M ■ If. t.I.If 1 IN,
HUGH O’NEILL,
REFERENCE*. ..
Jackfoo, Mille. Sc Yenlary, Augusta, La.
l’oullain, Jennings & Co.,
Miller & Warren,
C'onely, Force & Co ,
Carmichael it (lean,
Lambork At Ctoper,
Augusta, aug2Sd*wGm*
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PROF. DEGRATH’S
ELETRICOIL
fllliK MaKCTKIC Oil — Klcctnc (Jure*—
I*nin is the premonitur nf d.^atl, to relieve
the pain you cluck the dim* be.
Prof. DeGroth’n Electric nil is the marvel of
tho oge, for the following, (not e\crytbing):
(Jure* Aheumttism often in a day :
Cures Neuralgia,Toothache in two minutes,
Cure* ('rump in Stomach, five minutes ;
Cures Hums,•Wounds, Bruises, one to 3 days;
Cures Headache, fifteen minutes;
Cures Earache, Still*Neck, Ague, one night;
Cures Piles, Hvrelled Clauds, ten days:
l ures Felons, Broken Breasts, Silt Rheum, two
to six days ;
Cures Hemorrhage, Scrofula, Abscess, six to
ten days;
Cures Frosted Pert and Chilblains,one to three
days.
Cures Auguc and Fever,011c to two days, and
all nervous and scrofulous afiections.
Cures Deafness in one to four days;
Cures all Pains in the Back, Breast, Acc., in
two days.
As an r* ample oi iue estimation in which it
i» held by one of the ablest jurists and writers
• hi I.tw.Ac., in this country, we will give a let
ter received by Prof. DeCrath from John Living
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gia, to wbic
cipal office.
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CLASS 5
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public, on SATURDAY .Sept.
CLASS
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FROM ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CIN-
cincinnati, ami other Western Citifies to At
lanta via Memphis, and Tuscumhia, at through
Rates, over the Memphis and Western and
Allantic Railroad.
E. it- WALKER,
Master of Transportation W.AA.lt U.
august 12,1857 Imd
CARROLL SHERIFF’S SALES.
' NOTICE is hereby given that the SHER
IFF'S SALES of Carroll county, will be pub
lished in future in lire Southern Democrat.
ELI BENSON, Sheriff.
. Carrollton, Aug. 31, 1357.
Taylor*’ Antl-J)y*i*ci»lir Clixer.
Atlanta, Ua., May 1st, '57.
I)R. J. A. TAYLOR,
Sir : 1 regret to say to you that for a long
time I suffered most severely from ilrat horrid
disease dyspepsia, and all its evil attendants.
Life, itself, almost became a burthen. Reme
dy after remedy was tried—medical advice
sought from time to time—but all would not
do. Heart burns, sour eructations, a difficulty
iu breathing, pain in tire head, and many oth
er ills to which llesh is heir, were the lormeuts
of my life. At last, 1 tried your Elixir, and
since then have found relief. Upon my ease,
it has operated as a charm. I can now cat
with some satisfaction, and sleep without being
troubled with frightful dreams. In truth, Sir,
to your Elixir 1 owe almost a new existence,
and you are at liberty to publish this to the
world should you think proper to do so.
\VM. KAN .
Sold by Smith & Ezzird, Sole Proprietors
ami Manufacturers, Atlanta, Ga. [mayldwtf
.1 VaiueAk Medicine,—During the present
week, uo lea than six of our friends, who have
been Induced 10 try Proftajfr tteGrath's Elec-
trio OU for rhwmutiiM. ia oomequencc of hav
ing seen thh prtpuuUoo udeffWeed in our col-
nomi, have helled upon us t« state the result
ol their experitpen 8. These person* usure ua
ihut their rheumatic patnu have been entirely
cured hy> M appllcutkme of Degnth’s
- Rleelric bil,’ U0d they tecomneud U» we to
.IK.*. U* .(Bided with any of the dtareere
I to euro.—Prov. Advor.
It euifheffcd of the agents here. See ad-
vertiiemMt to eswthcr Column.
8epll,iW
Medical College of Georgia,
AT AUGUSTA.
rrtllE Twenty Sixth Course of Lectures in
| this Institution, will commence on MON
DAY, the 2d November next.
Emeritus Professor of Anatomy G. M. NEW
TON, M. D.
Anatomy. H.F. CAMPBELL, M, D
Surgery, A. D.U.QA8, M. D.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine, L. D.
FOdD, M. D.
Materia Mediea, Therapeutics and Medical
■luri.prudence, I. P. OAKV IN, M. 1).
Olutetrica and diseases of Women and Inlanti
J. A.jEVE, M. D.
Phjaiology and Pathological Anatomy, H. \ .
M. MILLER. M. D.
Ghornistry and Pharmacy, ALEX. MEANS,
M. D.
Demonstrator of Analomy,,R.CAMPBELL,
M. D.
Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy, S. II.
SIMMON*, M. U.
Clinical is-clures wiH is* delivered in the City
Hospital amt at tho Jackson street Hospital.
Fea for wholo course, $105.
Matriculation ticket, (to l-e taken once) $5.
For further particulars apply to any member
of tho Faculty; cr to
I P. GARVIN,
augdltmw Dean
Just Received.
BARRELS of WHISKEY to sell at
/(III the luw prico of 26 ceni* per gallon,
lie while Tennessee Whiskey,
mart&dwlf W. W. ROARK,
Just Received,
A I.ARUB LOT of fine Cedtr Buckets and
Tube, to seN very cheap.
mhMwdtf W. W. ROARK
/ ie«
\V bi as* Oliver P. Strickland and Mann.ts
sail L. iSammim apply to me for LcBrrs of Ad
ministration on the estate of William K. Sam*
mon, late of said county, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors, to
show cause, if any they have, within the time
prescribed by law, v.hy letters should not be
granted to Haul applicant, on the first Monday
in October next. Given under my hand, at
office, in Lawrencevllle, this Aug. 25th, 1H.*»".
G. T* KAKESTKAW, Ordinary.
AagsSft, 1867 w 30d
^curuia, Guiuuctt county.
>n, Esq., Editor ol the well known Monthly t,. p Jr , wn ia the clty of Au
Law magazine, 167 Broadway, New Y irk, a uMjc 0n8ATO RDAY t 8ept 2«
w ,,d ol such u-slimony is of more weight among , . Bl . Svm L.
I he best'classes ot the country, than volume
from unknown sources:
(ifRARD HOUSE, Philadelphia, May ’!>G.
I’rof. Charles Did rath—1 freely give it as my
opinion that your “Electric Oil” is among the
most wonderful remedies of modern times. At
the earnest request ol a lady who alleged she
had been rcleived of a most painful affection by
its nse, 1 was induced ti try a bottle, though ai
the time of purchasing, I fully believed il to be
a quack medicine and a catch penny humbug.
Hut a trial convinces me that il does possess a
magic pawer, and its use will prose a blessing
to suffering humanity.
I recently took a cold from sleeping in damp
sheets and my neck l»ecame so much swollen
nd painful that 1 could not turn my head.
in the plan of Single Numbers,
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s.rib.d by mv physician, I last evening tried , -)
your Eleciric Oil. This morning I am well the j 4
relief having been as complete as it was instan' 4 " >•>
taneous. 4 '' 50
JOHN LIVINGSTON, 15000 " 20 are
Editor Monthly Law Magazine, |
15, ltroaciwa* A 120 West ljthst.. N. Y 5.495 prizes amounting
Mr. Lmngston belongs to the old wealthy; >vholt* Tickets MO, 1
and highly respectable families ol the first set
tlers of New York. Any one can address him
on tho subject ol the above letter, which will
ls> answered with groat pleasure.
Caltpon — There are numerous imitations
ami quarters f"
Plan or tux Lottov.—KM"
res[«>nding wiih liiose on the to
in one wheel. The prile* arc p
wheel. A numl c; is drawn fr
wheel, and at the same time
Hubert W. Inzer, A. Givens, W. Arnold admin- ] sprung up on the reputation that tnv article has
ietrators ol Herubrey Loveless deceased, show acquired. The public must beware. They are ! the- other wheel. The pt
by their petition to this court that they have j worthless sep9dwlm ] against the number dra
fully administered and disposed of sa' ' Estat
(J
and pray Letter- of Dismission L.crcfroin.
Therefore, all persons concerned, are notified to
show cause at or before the first Monday ill
January next, to this court, why said Letters
should not lie granted. Given under my hand
this 2 Ith July, 1857.
d. '1'. HAKESTUA W, (Irdinarv.
G l EOKG1A, iFulton County.—
(John Lynch ol sa’d county, Executor, o
Daniel McShefiry of said county deceased will
apply for letters of dismission from said Ad
ministration at the November - term next, ot th
said Court of Orel inary of said county. Uv ot
der of .108 II. MEAD Ordinary.
April 84 1867 w6nr
i EOKG1A, Gwinnett County
_ Wheras, Newton Bramblett, adrnims
trator on the estate of John R. Blount, late
ot said county deceased, makes application for
letters of dismission from said administration:
these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
ami singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to be and appear-*i my office, within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if
any they have, why letters ofdisntission should
not be granted the applicant Given under my
hand at office, this May 5th, 1857.
Aug867am’ G. T. KAKR8TRW. Orel’y
A dministrator'* Sale.— Wdl ire*
sold before the Court House Door in the
town of l.awrcnccville, Gwinnett county, Geor
gia, on the first Tuesday in October next,all
that part of Lot of l.and No. tfi. iu tho 7th
District in said county, to which Uenjamen H.
Johnson, late of saiJ county deceased, was en -
tilled, and on which he had long resided at the
time of his death, containing one hundred and
tidy aeres, more or less, sold us the properly of
said deceased. Terms made known on the
day of sale. WM. J. KUS8E1.L, Adru r.
Jug list (>, 1857.
D eKiilh Mirrill Salt*.—W ill be sold
before the Court House door, in the town
of Decatur, DeKalb county, between the legal
hours of sale, on the 1st TUESDAY’ in Octo
ber next, the following property, to-wit. One
acre of land, it being part of the land, lot No.
74, in the 18th District of originally Henry,
now DeKalb county, as the property of New
som 4c Harris, to satisfy sundry fi. fas., issued
from a Justice's Court of DeKalb county, in
favor of Janies YV. Goldsmith vs: J. C. New.
som A B Harris. Bold lor the pureliasc minor,
properly, pointed out by plaintiff, latvy made
and returned by a Constable :t'» ,1a* ol Au
gust 1867. JOHN \V FOWLER.
8h.nl
MALE ami FEMALE
SCHOOL..
To tlu‘ Citizens of Atlanta.
THANKFUL lo my friends of
Atlanta for their liberal patronage
fer the past session. I would respect
fully solicit an increased palronage
for the next session, wnteh will com I 5,^'tickets
ntence 011 Mend.iT, July 20th, 1857, Our rooms
arc large and atrv, protected by a piazza fitly
Tet-t long Ironi the sun. Every attention possi
ble will bopaW-to fi 1 ' manners and morals ol
..very I.upijtr committed to my care, and J Uk r*
0U( h and practical education imparted.
A rigid \but parental discipline wi'l 1st en
forced. No cue need apply for admission i.>r
their ebildren mto this school who do not wtsr.
their chilJren govert ed.
It. ROGERS Principal
IL H. JA^. K» Hl)GEIl8 Assistants
Mrs. E C. it. & Miss L. M. ROG.
EUS.. Assistants Female Drpirtirent.
Tf.RV.3rKR SESSION OP TWKSTV WEEKS.
Reading and S|tellmg $ s lH)
Arithmetic. Geography, History and
Grammar 111
Philosophy Chemistry, Algebra,Gev metry
Incidental Expenses . — - J
\3T Tuition payable quarterly.
july 10J 3 m
New Mail Arrangement.
t - rHE undersigned inlernt- the
aEBciaS public that he has established a
Shirts.
■t^TEWityles of MARSEILLES and other
IN kinds coming in a*.
oeplG HERRINGS’.
DANIEL PITTMAN,
OKNERAL INSURANCE AGENT
RESPECTFULLY informs his I'rietids that
in future ho will lie found during business hours
at the office ot Measrs. Swan 4s Co., Alabama
Street, Atlanta. jaulddwtf
G tF.ORlilA, Fulton Couutj.—
| John Lynch of said county, administrator
ol l)niel McShefiry deceased, and Michael
McShetVry deceased, lateol said county, wil
apply for letters of Dismission from said admin
istrations at the November Term next, of the
C turt of Ordinary ol aa d county.
J08- H. MEAD, Ordinary.
April!, 1867 w6m
Mail Route front llallas, Paulding county
Marietta, ami will run a Hack once a week be
tween those places, according to the following
schedule:
Leave Dallas every Friday at 7 o'clock a. m.
running by wav of l.ost Mountain, and arrive
at Marietta at 12J p. m.
i.eave Marietta at Iu o'clock p. tu.. and arrive
at 7 p m- same day-
CHARLES D. JENKINS.
Pella?, Ga., Feb 24, 1856 dawlf
RUNAWAY."
_. From th®undersigned in January I806
Amy bay SOL,he is about 85years ol age,
Might and elegantly formed for a negro,
dark smooth skm, prominent ey. s, and
largo white teeth. He is passing through
the country under forged permits, and the as.
Mimed name of JACK PECK, as I underatauJ
m Atlanta, where he has been publicly employs
ej lor tho last 12 months. He is probably now
in the neighborhood of Atlanta. « •«> 'he State
Road above.
3 FIFTY DOLLARS Reward is offered
I rhts apprehension and such additional com-
pensalion will tw given a* the trouble of hi.
capt t e tnay require. If he has been harbored
bv any one, auu jwvxtf to convtcttcn of the fact
IS produced, th. person giving information wilt
U-rewarded and satis lied for his trouble lo the
extent and value of the negro
A. G. POWERS.
Macon, julyBdw-tt
J U*t Received, a fine lot of White
I.ead. 1.maced Oil, and Tur|»uline
June li ’57 dtiwll \Y. W. ROARK.
FEW’ BARRELS, ollhc same old Coru
Whiskey, on hand yet.
mh25dwtf W. W ROARK
rejx-ated until all the prize. r
ArpsoxtvxTtos Prizes.—T.
aud two succeeding number, i
tin’ first 17 prizes will W . ::l.;
ptoxtmating according -.
6,000 prizes ot wdl le
last figure of the numl-. rjthat
000 prize. For exaroplif, il
mg the $1.0,000 cnJs wiilt I. :
eL« where the numler rrd? I v
$2». If the numter ends w.t
here,tbe number
entitled to twenty dollats. and
Certificatvs of packages w )'. I,
following rates which is ihcrtsk,
Cfinficales of Packages of
10 Whole Tickets, 380
10 Half ’’ 40
Quarters “ 20
in ordering tickets Mtcl.-se the mein) t.- our
address lor the tickets ordered, n receipt «t
which they will lie forwarded by first mail —
Purchasers can have, tickets cudint- in ary fig
ure they may designate.
The list.4 drawn numbers and prizes will
be sent to purchasers immediately allet the
draw ing.
Purchasers will please vente their signatures
plain and give >hetr Post Office County and
State.
-^ Remember that every prire is drawn,
and payable in I tall without deduction.
Allprizrsof 31000 am! unfit r. paid inline*
diatcly alter the drawing—other prizes at tin-
usual lime of thirty days.
Ail communirations strictly confidential.
Orders lot Tickets or Certificate* can :e ad
dressed to
8 SWAN Sc CO.,
31.112 Frizes,
.Imounting to
1,402.000 Dollars
\\ note* >>SiO: Halvra 10 5 tjuarters .5;
Fnghth* 4-50. Certificate of Package of
26 Wholes cost • GO
SfiJHaJves •• 141 OO
26, Quarters “ 70 50
26 Eighths “ .. 35 25
rep,
1 Ini
Atlanta, Ga.
w
rU9T!
C. F. BARTH.
Fiano Forte Tuner and Repairer.
.1TU1STJ, 0.1
ARIt ANTS all his work and
never fails to give saust'a
tion. New Pianos ma 'e lo order,
tuning by the year doue at reduced price*.
Ail orders should be left at Kirkpatrickts
Furniture Store on Peachtree Street, A'lanta.
Ga. novSOwly
Itran autl Sliorts-
AT THE ATLANTA MILLS
BRAN ten cent*. Shoruthirty fneent?.
R. PETERS o. EO.
julytidtl
LAWS11E aTl'RTEL,
Nerrhaut Tailors.
WHITEHALL Silt PET.
ATLANTA Georgi#.
HAVE ON hand a fine slock of very rt.-h
Good* tor Gentlemens' wear, that thvy wi'.l make
uo in the very latest style of cut and finish —
Try them anil see if they don’t give you ms.
apt t fid if
ALK\. CAMVaXU-. IA*. v. SltKI-HEKA.
CAMPBELL &. CO.,
Receiving Forwanlicg and General
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ti,- *072 Front and 7l> to 1 j t ommerer Street
MOBILE, AU.
augISwIy
■>5t ?
2-221.
.2,500
. 1.80 I
1,750
. 1,500
..t.OOO
MO
200
...too
40
20 .
. :*,<*« •
. 17,500
16 000
20,Otbt
It 8,000
. 26,600
. I ».80ti
222.720
. 604,480
OF SINGLE NUMBERS,
Now Become so Popular.
G1iii.1l litscInihUd Lo ten of Rid.
Extra Class 9,
To etawn in Baltimore, Mil, Saturday, Sept.
26, 1857.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
(.’-i/Mtul Prize-.
Approximation Prizes.
1 prize Of
833,000
4
Ot
$400
1 prize of
11,700*
4
ut
Jg"
1 pH
l prize of
5.000
5.000
0
200/
1 prize ot
4,000
l prize of
1 prize of
4,000
4,000
■ 10
ot
200
l prize ol
4,000 J
1 prize of
l prize of
3,500
3,500
10
c
ot
1(H)
4 prizes of
2,500
10
0(
BO
1
2,000
16
ot
00
5
l-’OO
20
ot
50
17» :•
300
700
ot
40
1,000 PRIZES,
Amounting o
198,900 DOLLARS.
Whole Tickets $10; Halve* $5, Quarter-
$2 68.
tv Please adJress ail orders (or ticket* in th.
Magtufi cent Scheme, to
T. II. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
No. 3') Klyeitest., or Box Ne. to,
Ualtunore, Marvin:
iKilidly