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The Georgia Literary arid Temperance Crusader Special Notices. PATENT MEDICINES. Pe&sonal Be act*.—It will be generally conceded that there i* uo feature ol the taco which odd* more to it* attrac- rireueao Hmu the teeth, when they are even, while, and htvuthy; or which ou the other hand, detr act* more acre ousty iroiu iu beauty *rheu they are not «uuuJ ami m good ONW. Among the beat articles offered to the public for the care an«i prcMs. v.ui-oti ol toe Uwlu, u uu-|Ueal»ou«tui.) the icJ *' lot IuA-m iKm prcp.trtal uy Meanr*. suxqai LoiCia. Litis Uu.-tua prepaiaUMU tXiotu ti.il progenies. au<i l»|W iniruductMHi into »t u« •'*** mcui -.nil w^urai u»i»iMU!< ul ui^.j >j«*ca*Us *ui UeuUala. dt u. M art. a.m We ro* i i new revelation in tli ; it lopericcuou. >01 iuii- uy ait Uiuggists, at 50c. per tattle. boM iu .UMiiu, by iluuuic-m a Taylor; also, by J. K. auu J. u. liatuniou, ami by oruggisla iu all u.e principal toaua and ciuca. J“b y > -* UAW WI STAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Ct.oids, UruHcJtiUi. AW ma, Crump, Whsmpxng Om-J . yuiMtf. aud uumcroca, as Weil as dangeruoa. uu- etscs m me i'uruxtt, Ckcstusul Langs. prevail, in our chauge- aole cilia tie, at all eeoaous of tl euougu l.. escape their bauclUl l lioW important, auUd.tl exists in Wisiars tliei rcUMdj ; how- u of Ui.e southing, The Daily Locomotive, &N DNCQSAPROMISING SOUTHERN RIGHTS JOURNU. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. |X | K V' KI IT FViLitvU*. rSei.miii.ry.T»lbot- — tou. ii*.—Tim exereiwm of the nhoee tuun<*l «hoo! will -j ^ he renamad on the Tuifth M -m v in JAjnraftx trur. with 1 i fall corye of iivtmclora. lUdwlttu to to foruhiliyouiitludlei | 11, tt. HIPL.K, , Drauw iu CheJl.Kr.lil. clll.Ni. with facilitim (or •c.|Ulriii* . thorough eial coin|.lete edu- , ultlVO v, Al .», ^ cut Glassware, Iue LUI'IWVUJ BAAl’ilGLF FAMILY MACHINE* at a reduction ol $2u. **• d. i'he New &traig Needle Machine is how out. ‘ l»69 A. LstYi/kib, Geu. Agent ther particulars, address me at Talbolton. BAIRDSTOWN W-s spoons, Tea tx-.Is, EuiTaa, Mugs, Ac. aud Hue lathe Also, launps, Lanterns, Burning Plaid aud Cacipbene, Uoiesait) on rwUui. Good bargain* can be had tor C A b 11. MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE, R«*. T. B. COOPER, A. M., Principal. Feb 16,1860 ly wholesale ol retail. Good bargains c Xu March Ifo LbbV ly TTNIVERHITY ofGKOIlGlA. COMMENCEMENT. Friday. July 27tli, Aunn.l Meeting «if Board of Trustee*. Saturday, July 2bth, Examination of Candidates for Ad mission. busday. July 29th, Commencement Sermon by Rev. Jos. C. Styles, D. D. Mouday. July 30th. Sophomore Prize Exhibition. 'iueMiay, July hlrt. Junior Exhibition, aud delivery of. Prizes to bopbonio e DrcUimcn, with an Address by Hon. l.T. Irvin of M ashing on. Wednesday, Augunt 1st, Commencement. Thuimiay. August 2d. Oration before Literary Societies, by R«v. C. W. Howard. July 5 4t ti H. GRIFFIN, Commtesioss Rcrcusui and • Aucilouter,, s<« biuwu el. augusla, ueo. will give uis best alien lion to the sale ol all consignments ol pthuxm, Laid, Grain aud MerchHiaiise ol all subscription*. ' Prompt returns made ou all occasious, liberal advances sde wneu desired, charges reasonable, august*, Feb. e, wiy. FxvxxroxT, \ Herkimer Co-,) 5. Y, Nov. 1, l'toQ. * cold, which settled J witltout ic*xati< u. l | led .-eter*j pity*- I With a devotion to the Union second only to the Rights of the South in that Union. Anti-Douglas, “Squatter Sovereignty” arid “Unfriendly Legislation.” POSTED, AT ALL TIMES, WITH ALL THE NEWS AND THE LATEST NEWS. .uiu-^d£nSfl£D EVERY fOfi I KG-Subscript ion Frice, $5 per annum. For the Campaign, 2 \V,‘ have the pleisure of announcing lion. W. L. A anckv as a contributor. C ARROLI.T"X MASONIC INSTITUTE. Me claim lor C«rroliton. In point of morality and healthful nee* nitperiority over a majority of the towns • f Georgia. Not h single sluuelit of tli* Institute has die*! 1 since its .irg-mizatfon. Ifoanl iu good families at from $9 to $12 per month; and every facility fo the advancement of the pupil will be fur nished on good terms. We s -licit a liberal patronage from the Masonic Frater nity and the public geneiatly. The Fall Term will oj-cn Monday. July 23d. French (extra) $-6: other rates as befote. All students will be charged from the time they enter to the close of the Session. JOHN W. 8TANSELL, June 28 4t L. C. HAKltlNGTON. > Prop'r TVfKRCER CuMMMNCEMKV UNIYKRISITY, CU31MKNCEMENT EXERCISES JULY, IS60. Commencement Senuon, by N. M, Cxawfoxd, D. D^ 8un- dsy, July 22, Hennou be tors the Young Men’s Missionary Society, by Iter. J. 11. Co&LF.r. Sunday night. Sophomore Prize Ih-clamutlon. Monday 23. Poein. by Eowoto Y. Hill. K-q. Monday night. VV 1 >1. M. WiL.LLA.ALA, v «uccessur to J. K. W IL- niAAio,; Gb.v^ivAL CciJlLtleoivlN MERCHANT u PUvDtCE LcALlii, Atheueum Building, Decatui street, Atlauta, lia will give epecuu attsmUun to the sale bacon, Laru, Flour, unun and mmicww Produce gener- >. by persona* sud prompt attention to all business in trusted u» him, he liopee to receive a liberal patronage. April iwv tt d 'AUD.—W e take pleasure in auuouucing to the pubiu Dmt Me have in store the Aiob’i CciAii’Lr.1 i> Ao— ooJdUi..\‘l ot every thing usually kept iu oui line, aud luteuu .uR lo Dr. UNDoUdOLD by any similar estab- Msmiieut *ouu. oi New York or Pniiadelphia. buying oui goo*.* directly Irom r opo.ters and Manttiao’ tUiers, we ptoseu. tlie glen tent iinluceUicuU to the trade »ver belore offered in tm* market July l, lee* AlASSEY A LANSDELL. ii AUDWAHE.—Itseoo.x, Gihami A Btaa, Mtune- aie auu lennl ueaiers. W hlleiiau street, AlUUia, in uiourc, cuaery, Guns, Iron, tied, AuUt, CuUinyt, Ay ruuUurul hnpicmcnlt, ol ail kiuds, Carpenter t uiui dtntlh » Ol every ueecrtpuou, Nope, iidtiny aud everytumg in l hell line. —aLbo— stoves, Grates aud House-Furnishing Goods, Plated, Plan ished, Dnitauma, Japanned and common lui Ware. Feb leou ly M ODRL Hat Store, J. M. UOLBKGOX begsleavs to call the attention of his old patron* and the public generally, to his Urge and well selected stock ol UaU, Oupt, Trunks, Cuius and UmbrtUa*. The largest and best variety of Goods in his liar ever utered in the market. Oountry Merchants aud Planter* supplied at short notice, and at prices Uiat will bear the strongest competition. Highest Cash price paid for Fur*. W hits Hall street, Atlanta. Ga. Sept So, 1M# Likewise. SIGNS or every description. WINDOW SHADfca, SHOW CARDS, CARVED LETTERS made to order, in any style, warranted to equal any city in the Union. Orders from the Country attended to. OFFICE—-In Reach A Root’s Building, up-*tales. April 1, 1869 A TLANTA Far Company, the subscriber has located kumsell parmaueuU) kx the Fur Trade. Furs of ali kinds bought in season, from first Ortolan to first ol M»v. and he hopes by the liberal prices be |*ud lust season and will pay in future, aud from the accessibility of tbW market for the South and West, to make it one of the li«*t Cfouth, aud equal to any North. He hopes by correctness to shore a liberal patronage. Horn*, tallow aud beeSwax bought. Marietta street, five •torirs from corner Whitehall, at the sign of Malone k Jobu- -ou, Atlanta, Ga, BELThAND ZACHARY, jc!yl6, 1*69 wlOm dole Pro’pr Fur Uop’y — ' street, late residence of Dr. B. N. Calhoun. Offlca hours from 8U to 10, A. M^-1U U)L f. M^-4 to 0. P. M. 79 ** Jan. 7. 1869. a. b. U bAttlKU. Walton county, Ga. t lKEDERlCE A. UK A/LEY, Attorney at Law, Cfmw- fordviile. Ga. will practice in Taliaferro and adhsuing counties. June 10. 1*69 lIcNADGUT, ORMOND & CO., CommisBioB JJ Merchants, and Dealers in General Mer chandise, Keystone Building*, W hitehall Street. tujrrmcrs.—Messrs. Smith A Patrick. New York; Small- wisxl, Earle A Co., N. York; Allen. McLean A Bulklev, N. York; Win. M. Lawton k Co.. Charleston; Nsylor A fimitli. Charleston; J. K.TclTt.flaeb'r. bavaimoh; Dunnui A Johnston. Savannah; Post A Mel. New Orleans; Walsh 8niith A Co^ Mobile; Crittenden A Co- Louisville; M. J Wick*. Pres. Memphis; D. A. January A Co., bL Louis. wu. a jrscoax, I i thou. sckwtcui» JAM. ORMOJfD, j \J*0. MOOKIBOM. Jon lbbO ly Jficixnauu, bo a t>2 Chambeni fct^ 24. Y. wouiu awktiy the liauu Uiat they are opening Weekly, in ue* aud beaiunm pattern*, the Wamsuos L*rAuis, also the Aiutftkes|, a New I'nnl, winch excel* every ermt in tnc Couuiiy for periection of execution aud design -n lull Madder Cou.ra. oui Prints are cheaper than any in «t, aud meeting with extensive »aie. a prunip tly attended to. Junior Exhibition, and delivery of Soph* Hou. J. A. Billups. Tuesday 24. Dedication of the Phi Delta Ilall. Oration, by Prof. H. Tucker. Tuesday afternoon. Commencement Exercises. Wednesday 25. Annual Address before the Literary Societies, by R. Q. Harpzk. Eeq W’ednesday afternoon. TTE A COOK, Dealers in LUMBER, and Manu- iacturera ol CAnH, DOOKS aud BLINDS, Ac. Lum- o*r Dressed, Flooring and Ceiling tougued aud grooved at ». pnees. also successors to Joseph Winship A Co. in the 3t . M. WISE, •RACK C00L1DGE. Aljr' fhufioJi to Purchasers.—The ou!j genuine H istur * tMSUie *»guature of * i BliTia ’ aud the piiuicd one ol the Proprietor* ou the outer wrapper; aw v\. F0WLE a CO. Boston, aud for MU C Jj G. K. A J. L. HAMILTON, r authorized agents, every whe 5- TEMPERANCE RECORD. Officer* Grand Lodge Knights Jericho, For the year ot auneuc*ng S*pt- t!<59, atd ending Sept. 1SG). Col. C. R IU>!Jtn:Ka. of Au*utn, Gracd W **nhy Chief. *>M*rAKi» K •«.*..* -f I’erry, Grand + *»r*h> » . ehiel. u ^ puasvTM.ot au^nta, Gi»«u Worthy ibwordef. &r' & N ORDERS FROM ABROAD, Will receive prompt attention. In every cose, let the order Be Specific. A5'WRITE PLAINLY.^* ADVERTISEMENTS Micited, anu Inserted at the usual rates. Jf'IIN II. SEALS, Tr. p’r % & ONGSTREET Institute The • exercUo* of this Institution will be rosumetl on Mon day the, 9th of January, 18fc0. RATES OF TUITION FOR THE YEAR 1st Class, $16 00 2nd Class 20 00 3rd Class 25 00 4th Class 30 00 Good Board, at from 7 to 10 dollars. Reference, former patrons. For further information, apply to Thot. E. Daniel. T. K. DANIEL, PrincipaL feb I860 Mrs. M. E. DANIEL, Awis’nt. They manufacture of U/lTvJN GINd AND THUEdUING MA- Secretary of the Faculty^ So, Iron Worke, on the Western l D OWNING tiui Nursery. The subscribers beg leave to call the atleutioii el the public to their large •hoc* of Southern Raised FRUIT TREES, ,mbracing £. SB the bout varieties that have besn tested iu tin Southern climate; also, a flue collection of URN AMENl AL TREES AND SHRUBS, embracing a splendid collection ol ROBES. Catalogues furi.ishod by mail, free oi charge to all appli cant*. Address PETERS, HARDEN A Co- November 18, 1869 wl/ O O College. COMMENCEMENT. The Commencement Sermon will be preached Sabbath, July 1st. by Rev. W J. Scott. Mona ay. Junior Exhibition «tnd Celebration of Societies. Address by Rev. W. H. Potter. Tuesday and W’ednesday. Commencement Days. i Ei-.says frem a part of the Graduating Cl*** ou Tnefttlay-™TUx>' with an Address by Col. A. A Gaulding. Wednesday, Es says from the remaining Graduates aud resident Graduates. Degress conferred. Address by Rev. A. Moons, D. D. We hove the pleasure to announcs that our Commence ment Exercises will be hold in tbs epleudid Chapel of the ‘•Southern Female College,” generously tendered by the President aud Faculty of that Institution. P.y order of the Faculty L. F. C. June 22 2t II, T. HEARD, h'ec’y. „ AIKEN’S FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE. W. II. D’W. READ, A*»t Angina, Ga. These Machines will knit all sizes of Hosiery, Ladies' <^l»era Cciw, Nubian Scarfs, Uudorsicoves. and a vaile*j ol other Useful articles, send for a circular. N.B. Cotton, Woollen and Silk Yarn iurnixhed when do- Alkalitd Hone Ammoniated Super Phosphate 3 F LIME, manufactured by Mitchell A Croaadale. Philo- tlelpliia. In recouuiieiuhng tliis superior fertilizer to i* attention of formers and others interested in sgiicul- iurs, w» claim t»r it the advantage of being perfectly relia- ufe. v*U|ienur to most other articles sold under the name of «uj*:r phosphate of lime) and out that the former an de- pe$d ujs,n ns being what its name purport*, an • AUaUeu Bone Ammoniaud Super I’hosp/iaU of Lime;” being pre- paied largely from ground bouo*. with just enough sul phuric acid u*ed to make them soluble, without buruiug them up, and thereby destroying a great purl of the fertil izing qualities, in addition to winch we add Peruvian ^uano enough to furnish ammonia for the growing crop, which anunuuia is also fixed by the acid, and thereby doe* not evaporate in the atmosphere, but is absorbed by.the plant ; which nut only uses the ammonia so given to it, but also obtains more or less from the atmosphere during its dsveloptueut. particularly if it is strung and vigorous. It is packed in Barrels ot about 2uU Use each, a; furnished to purchasers at $60 per Tou of 2,000 lbs., (2}$ cU. per lb.; uo charge lor barrels. W holesale ami Retail, by McNAUGIIT, ORMOND k CO. feb 16 wly Atlanta, Ga^ Agents. OUR R. R. SCHEDULE. GEOKGIA RAILROAD. Augusta to Atlanta. 171; Fare, $5—GEO. YOUKGE, fiwps't MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN Loaves Atlanta Daily, ok • no * « Or)T«.M Aiign.i. •; S ;; I-O.MI Anican, u . J 71 . ; CtHM »t AAliuiL Ull NIOHT PAFSEXOEB TRAIN*. lasaves Atlanta daily, at... • knives at Angn«ta* **”"* (awve* Augusta at ****** **o xx Irrifw at Atlanta....... ** H 46 U R. R. J. MASotV teud.r. hi. [.rofeuioii.1 K.r.\cm to ,, T h ^ r< * 1 ”•“* “'""-ii* wii' tb. tntiw'.W tb. Sooth the citizen* ol Atlanta. i 1 ‘ ro,,n * Bavannali and Augn*ta Kailmoda. at An«ri*U dsnee. Decat u June 24. 1069 L. THUMAM, .lustice of the Peace and Collecting . Agent. Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga, March 11 1869 ATLANTA & W. POINT K .R. Will practice in the counties of Ogleth.-r|H». HarL El- q...- Wilkes, Taliaferro, W'arrsn, Hancock. Greene and Peb 1» 6m H U. DAVIS, ATToi.tnr xt Law, butter. Gem-yio.- # All business iu trusted to his care will meet wit D R D. C. 0 Keefe,office opposite Beach A Root's. Re* idence on Houston stree-, near Mr. Wilson’s Acade my, wi J be found at ofllce untb 9 o’clock at night feb 16 DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Atlanta to W. Poinu 87 mile*. Fare. $3 8O-flRO. <1 HULL. Snperi n tendenL ill practice ill the Bu;*?riur Courts of Bpauldiua Butt*. Newton, Henry, Monn*. Up^in, Pike, Menwetbw and Fayette counties, and in tbs Supreme Court at Atlanta ’ “ " n. cawrexu. 10 \o i .X *..•....3 00 i D R- J P. U. BROW N, Dz.vtist.— UJfot over Massey 4 Lan*letr» Bruy Store, WkxteAaU street, Atlanta. Ga kverv endeavor will be made to attain the very best re sults of the most approved methods of treatment in Dental Surgery.Ap ^ 1869 ly Leave^foAtfenta doily, at.. . Arriveilat West Putei *a-h rc« Krfnt DsfJv, s krrirefTt Atlanta . - ^ NIGHT PASSENGER TRAI' . leaves Atlanta daily at it ao Arrive* at West point g w I^nves Went iVdnt dally, at ^ * u VrriTeeat Atlanta .** c qq E G. A R. W’. CHAVES, Dentists, have removed . to their new and spl»udid rooms in Parker’s Block, opposite Beach A Rout's, wlu-re tuey are prepared to wail I on all who may wish their services. Ministers, who are pastors, charged half price. Calls from a distance attended ‘ to with promptness. peb 4 ly w. & ATLANTIC (STATE) R. U. -ren>i >rru nce GRAND DODGE llnigjjts of 3cric|o, STATE OF GEORGIA. OHOWNWOOD IziHtitute, - M — m LaGrange, Ga. FaoULTT. Wm. JOHNS, Principal and Proprietor. EDWARD R. DICKSON, English Language and Literature R. M. HEAD and LADY, Boarding Department. CALENDAR FOR 1860. ! The Spring Term will commence on Monday, Cth Jann- ! orv. ana close on Thursday, 6th July. The Autumn Term | will <>p«u on Monday, 3rd September, aud close on first i Obedience. Lov Oovi.—l*t. siiboidiaate Lodges to which any ' Wliite male pereou, .>Vei mteeli J«a* *-» *ge. «* any l.uly. oi Sllwu and upwalU*, to houoraiy uiem- j bei'hlp. sd. uraud Lodges, compoaed of delc^ato# from the Bub- Form of Application for Subordinate To the. Grand Lodye AmyiUsuJ JrriUu>, State of Georgia: Tut uiiderMgited citizens, ot pro|*er age. believing the spectiuii.t potitiou yur l.uinuabie m*iy lo giant tliem a «igo. So.- , Knight* o’ -'c U gr.uiteil. ae pledge w~*i ely, to be governed by the I a THE DAILY LOCOMOTIVE” Friday in December. EXPENSES. Tumoir.—Spring Term, $40. Autumn Term. $20. Board. Lodging and Washing $14 per month. Tuition payable in advance; Board half in advanco, the babince at close oi, A pro rata deduction will be made from board, ini cases of protracted alwnce, but not from fwifton. For particulars, apply to the Principal, jao 13, I860 ! fiLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL, I'' i '—' im.i *\n I'kii ii r ■•oi FLYNN'S BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA. . lOKhVlll, O. W. tt. ttuigl, SPECIAL SOT1CE! All Grand »nj -n,l>.,rji,uile tt.ughts of J.richi, iKsiid iu «U) Stale, Territory or Province, ^Georgia ex repteti,) are ui-mt resptattuliy and eaiunstly re>ineated t< Sour* the Grand Lodge of tieorgio. tliru'igh llie under kigiieti. at Atlanta, ol their name, uuuiliet aud poot-»-tlic> Midi e**. together with the names and title uf their pnucipit >Ulcer*, tfoaigee cuin|Hymg with the above request, ail tind It tuuch lo their advantage.) Match 11, 1859 ly W M. G. FORSYTH, G. W. R. G eorgia—fclton couxty.- M'itm County, applies to me f<> tiai ion OU the estate of James M. Sei Sivcim W. Arnold, ol Letteis of Adminis- s, late of this county, ieceusml: These are therefore to cite and admonish a!l an<l singular he kindred and creditors of said dt-C'-.c-ed to he ami ajijiear it my office within the tune prescril»e«l by law. and shew •iiuse vif any they have) why said letters shall not be gi ant- si ttie applicant. The Proprietor of this Establishment having spared neither pains or expo use in fitting up his Office, flatters himself that he is fully prepared to accommodate the public with any character of Printing desired. Those of his friends who have already given him a call he thanks for their liberality, and earnestly solicits its repetition. And he would feel himself brought under still greater obligation, for U'u'u, jenchu, ; any kindly word that might direct attention to bis place of business. i We enumerate the principal kinds of work a “hnsv world” calls for, as a part of what we feel ourselves prepared to execute: Cards—Business and Visiting; Bill-Heads and Blanks; Papers and Posters; Books and Pamphlets; Circulars, Notes, &c. &c. Our great run of work for some time past, fully attests our popularity. Board of Instruction t A. D. CANDLER. Ancient Languages and Mental Sciences. J. B. ESTES, Mathematics, Be lies Lett res and Omt orv. Mr*. F. C. fcSTES, English Branches. Mrs. M. A. McCIUMMON, French and Music. Miss A. M. JufINS »N, Primaly Department. Mins LOU. M. STANFORD, Drawing and Painting. The Kail Term will open on Monday the 3*ith cL The course of instruction is more thorough and pr than iu most ;»f the Colleges of tin patronage tbat^ '«%ve beret* idence of tli# i h'HrJrrd sod »1 The total -xpeuses of need not exceed a nundrea nr a hundred dollars per annum Young gentlemen and ladies sire u» be Educated, mentally and nioialiy. cannot do bet EW Book Bindery—J. V. MASON * CO., At 1" lauto, Ga., are prepared to dn all kinds of RULING aud BLANK BOOK BINDING, suitable for County Courts, with or without printed headings. Ledgers, Journals, Drv- Books, Hotel auu Stable Registers. MAGAZINES, MUSIC, NEWSPAPERS, Ac., neatly bound at short outice. Terms moderate. Orders from any part of the State will meet with prompt attention, aud Books required to be sent by mail, railroads, Ac., carefully enveloped for transportation. April 22 ly P IANOS.—Having just received a large lot of PIANOS, t can safely say that my assortment is now complete, unbracing every variety, irom the plain, 0 octave to the entirely of American Wanutacture—full iroD framed— fouble-braced, and warranted to please oi to be returned. Person* coming to Atlanta will do well to give us a call be fore purchusirg, as we sell instruments at the lowest New York prices. Boom—Second floor Concert Hall Building. U Feb. a, I860, wly. a CLOUD. N ew millineky establishment.— Miss J. Berry, for some time past in busi- .ies* with Sirs. Ken wick, has taken that lady’s stand ana marines*, to winch tact she hereby calls atteuuoh. tshe will keep constantly on baud a Choice M*ck of Goods in hei one, which are offered to the public on moet fovorable ■—■ Ifowuu. Please call and examine. •K^JwMiss B. assures the ladies of Atlanta, and public gener- T«v. that he. personal aud undivided attention will b« to business at home aud orders Irom abroad. Show ■suns up stairs, one door above Herring A atm’s new store, The Cheapest and Most Thoruuyh High School in Georgia \ ^ bite hull st. Atlauta, Ga. AU orders must be addressed to S uper-phosphate of lime. ACCORDINQ TO NO. 1 CXTRA. Preparedly Mitchell it CroasdaU,formulary by the Penn. City Manufacturing Cvr*p<xny. In recommending this Superior Fcrtriuer to the atten tion of farmers and others interested in agriculture, claim for it the advantage of being perfectly reliable, (much superior to any other articles sold under the name of Super-Phosphate of Lmw,) and one that the former can depend upon as being what its name purports, No. 1 Extra art>cie; this Company, owning the emirs Patent Right, (grauted by the L'niteu Staten) for producing a free P’.oephoric Acid, thereby enabling them to produce a doliC's Phosphate of Lime by the addition of Phosphoric Acai,(w" , ch is the indispensable nutriment of all plants,) instesu sri Sulphuric Acid or Oil of Vitriol, as heretofore used. I*, is .h.relore a much richer and more reliable ma nure, and on 5 that will not only do more good at first than any oti-cr r-.nure, but will last longer in the soil. WrLfloa>a’ Mr'.., Houston Co., Ga., Nov. 20,186t. Messrs. Zellin A Hun.; —^ientiemen—Since gathering in y cotton crop, I an? -retl p’oated with the result of my experiments made w.t.*\ .ne ^ufcer-PhoHpbate, pr- pared by Mitchell A Crosdale. I ici u iite confident that it will pay from ninety to one hv: .red ,»et cent, on uiy farm. My land is wnat might be t**.meu i ' ad of sandy loam. Tms year being my first exper xn .i>, I ^r.» not informed what amount should be put ou%t ' . zee. In ming the four tons 1 bought of you last fpriut, 1 p if on at me rate of one hu <dreb and thirty pounds per r „.. aud am ol the opinion that about one hundred auu f ,j n .uuds would pay much lietter for the labor bestowed if ; culuvation. Tne manner of using wnt to lay off com ou ru .* with a d utter Plow, plow pretty ueep, aud let aar.da follow and scatter the Phosphate, and others m.S pious. and Led on, as part of it was sown aiong the furrows l want you to stud me nine tons more for next *»<.■ g; ! think the prospect very good to sell a large quaii.P^ ' u Houston among uiy neighbors. 1 am with sinctre regard, Truly youra, Ac. f!M> TUB AFFLICTED,—UA VING s|«nt the X two la*t winters in attending the let tare# of the Ilonie- ojiathic College of Philadelphia, i respectfully offer my ser vice# to those suffering, either from Acute or Chronic Bid- eases. Persons living at a distance will be visited at their homes if desired. T. D. MARTIN. Peufield. Geo. March 14th, I860. wlOt J AMES W. PRICE, M. D., Hr»meopAtUic Phy sician, offers his professional serrices to the ! _ _ _____ _ citizens of Atlanta and stirrounding country, in the practice Atlanta to Chattanoupa. 13h mile*, are $6—Joss W. Lxwie of M«*dicine iu all its various branches. From his long ex- ; J'Ufierinterident. perience in the tuanaaeiuent of Chnmic as well as Acute I i June lU, lb59 ly Mldb J. BERRY. Seventh year in the trade, afast uyerequiresfast work Oiuck, No. iu, »htb.iiii* Street, aUunt’a. Georgia, sells^all Goods on arrival at per cent. H ill make returns with in three day* rroin receipt of Goods. Will purchase, funds in lutiiii, in this City, New York, New Orleans, Philadel phia, Baltimore. Boston, Nashville, Cincinnati, daiut Luui* *ud Louisville at 2*4 per ceut., on sums ot $L,0UU or more at tliis city. For citizen* of this City, or stiwo ter than to come to this school. ^ on - _ _ alH ••running a tA*t schedule” generally,Would save pense* by going elsewhere. Kefei euces— Our Patrons. May 31 3m A. D. CANDLER, Prim I^URLOW Mnaonic FemaleCol* G I EURO IA—PULTUN COUNTY—Whereas Dr. B. F. Bo- r mar applies to me for Letter* of GuarJian-hip to Sarah 1>. roster. - iLilian ot William T. Foster, late of ForaytU uy they have) why said lei » *PP‘« *»nt. idcr my hand officially at oJ lege, Aniericns. Ga.—The exercises of this institui were commenced, according to previous announcement, the 9th day of Jannnry, under the supervision of ths fol lowing Faculty: Rev. Cree Fulton, A. M. President, And Professor of Moral 8cience and Belles Letters Robert A. Maranville, A. M. Professor of Ancient Languages aud Natural Science*. L. H. Carter, A. B. Profeseor of Mathematics, Hebrew and German. Frederick W. Erdman, Professor of Mnsic. Miss Eliza B. Rodgers, Instructress in English Literature, French Language, Ac. Mrs. Mary T. Hawkes, Instructress in Ornamental Needle Work. Mrs. Marion S. Kimbrough, Instructress in Preparatory Department. Samuel Kerr and Lady. Steward'9 Department. Jan 20, I860 12m A. B. HAWKES, Sec’y. f Liams, Manufacturer and Dealer in Furni- .ure and Upholstery, on Peach-tree street. Cherokee Block invites the public to visit his warehouse, where they haves large supply of Fund turn. Moss and Hair Mattresses. Look- lug Glasses, Plate*. Ac. always ou baud. The best workmen |. k^j'i- employed iu this establishment—among them a first ill S rplr Upholsterer and a tasteful Paperer of Rooms, who is Atlanta, Feb 25, lo59 3X T - TLANTA STEAM BAKERY & C0NFEC TIONERY.—The subscriber has recently w-iected with his Confectionery, a Large Cracker Machine . n Btwun Engine, which enables him to furnish his friends *hd patrons in the up-country with Butter, Boston and fioda Crackers, always fresh, at rates fully twenty per cent. * fewer than the same can be laid down from Savannah Charleston. The Candies manufactured by him are already well known to dealers aud consumers. A comparison of his manufac ture fe challenged with those made elsewhere, North South. keeps constantly on hand, a large stock of Nnts, rigs. Prunes, Pickles, Sardines, Sauces, Toys, Ac. Also. Cigars of all grades, from $6 to $40 per 1000—re fined and barrel Sugars, comprising a general stock for ths -apply of Country Confectioners, at as low rates as can 1 — afforded elsewhere in the Sute. Bails, public or private parties, furnished to order, •'hurt notice, with every description of Cake, Fruit, Ac. of the best quality. Orders from the city and country rs jMsctfully solicited. [April 1. 1859J P. J.lMMJfiL. G EiKGlA—FULTON CJU.NTY.-William ?. Solomon. ith Will annexed ot Owen K. Soiosaon. dec’cL i for letters of dktnissfon Irom said adminis tration: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred ami oil others concerned to be aud ap|>ear ai my office within the time prescribed by law, and shew canse (if any they have> why said letters should not bo granted t.ie applicant. Given under my hand officially at office. July 2. 18C0. July 3 6m J. U- MEAD, Ordinary. W. McDaniel. >f Jurne- T Payne, deed- n-ni said arltnini-Tration : i Hdiiioni"h all and -in^ol tr rued, to l»c olid appear at idre«l arid ail others c WiiJ •writt-irTggrWit’d iny band officially I \t* *ls Cheap as the Cheapest- 9 ls Good as the Best. WOODRUFF’S CONCORDS. It is a general acknowledged fact that these Baggies are far superior to any now nsed in the State. They run lighter, ride easier and last longer than any other Buggies ; hence the increased demand for them in mtny parts of this State, also in Tennessee, Alabama and Florid*. If you w ant a gaol Ln-rgy or carriage of any kind, it will pay yon well to go to Atlanta or Griffin, or send your orders. Woodruff keeps a large st'-ok, from the fine Coach down to the iron axle Plantation Wagon. April 14th, 1860—tf P ECK Ac BOWMAN’S EMPIRE STEAM PLANING MII.I, . AND hash, BLIMD A DOOR MANtFACTOltY, Decatc* PTBJtrv. Atlauta, Oa. Howe’s Sewing Machine. THE CHEAPEST AND THE PEST! All kinds of Lumber Plai A GOOD *n*l Cheap Fa In' orlh Ata ri Flooring and Ceiling Tougued and Grooved. , Sash kept roii*t>«utky on hand. ‘■‘T pgr ALL WORK KLRNiCHKD AT SHORT NOTICE.'** -r wd. ! April 12 wly 70" sere*, half »f which i* Go>xl dwelling hoin-e. out it rd lnb» tw.» or more small •■•lit the purchaser For fr msis. J. fL McDonald A to. MmtiUm. L*wret DAVID * MUSIC TEHCHER WANTED rpiIE UNDr.K.-IGNfcD i* desirous f secn^H 1 re- • f a 1 «1y to take charge of the M <>■ I dtifie- at »lif oj^ning of the t w tla 13th of Augu Dejmrtme Talhrdion. 1 Np|Jy who i Life Appl July II LIC2w il addrena the under* t Penfield, Ga. V. »*. HKA1A ilent LeVwrt Fe.mUe College. AMES S. MARTIN, J AR'ETTA ST. ATLANTA, GA. J A i In Healy'a Block, Dealer in fluid. Caps and Straw Goods of rt*ry description. I am fully prepared, with a complete and carefully selec ted fttock of every variety of in my tine, to supply the Wholesale and Retail Irada My arrangement* are such that I am fully able to compete with the New York and Philadelphia markets, my Stork being direvtly from the lin|*>rt*>ra. My fother lieirig a Wi-leaale Jotilier. and Man- nforturer in Phibnb-lpliia. enald* - *ne to pur-hose most ad- V .nt.igeou-ly. ptirrhaeers ran rely upon getting their sup plies on the nwsit acr-»mm«slating terms, march 7. IHdO The CHEAPEST\ because they are better made and yet out of order LESS than ANY other Machine. THE BEST, Jiecause they uriU HEM and TUCK PERFECTLY, WITHOUT the use of n Hrmmer or Tucking Or age, or Basting, and stitch in Cord to PERFECTION, without the use of a Corder, whereby these USELESS appendage* A* A LI. Olh*r Machtvee is dis pensed with. To Carriage Trimmers, Sad- DLr.KS. VIA KERB. TA1 foilt.'krDit E88 MAKERS- PLANTERS, AND THE WORLD AT LARGE: We would any. !<»ok to your interest and buy a genuine HOW MACHINE, which is guaranteed to give more per fect natfefoctinn on all kind* of work than any Machine nude or the money refunded with Interest. Agents wanted iu every county in the State. G. J. FORE ACRE A CO., " ’ Agents for Georgia and Alabama, Faculty * W. J. N0RTIIEN, A. M. Principal. MISS J. F. NORTHEN, Mathematics. A. D. SHARPE, A. B. Latin and French. MRS. P. H. BURT, lustructrees iu Music. Tliis well known Institution has been in successful oper- a ion. under its preseni organization, five years. The courje^,^^^ thorough, ex.en.ive ud P r«tiraL InriXT7^ n InfallibU Preventsfoi tht Lo,, of Hair, <{ instruction w ding all the branches o? a complete collegiate education. The pupils have the advantages of a well selected Appara tus. Students can take the stage at MilledjrcvilloorCmnming, on the Georgia Rail Road. Circulars containing particular information can be had by applying to the principal. REFERENCES. Rev. C. P. Be man, D. D. Mt. Zion, John L. Paschal. Esq. Clay Hill, Prof. Mell, D. D. University of Go., Thos. Hunt, Esq., Clinton, Dr. II. II. Steiner. Augusta, J. W. Hardison, i>j. Poweroville, Francis McLendon, Esq. Dauburgh. Hon. W. W. Holt, Augusta, Thomas Garrett. Es<j. Colliers, 8 C. Eli 11. Baxter. Mount Zion, Prof. Sanford. Mercer Uaivv* i sity, John U. Newton, Esq. Athens. Hou. James Thomas, Sparta, R. A. McComb, Esq., Milledgeville. Prof. Wise. ! Mercer University, Rev. L. A. Slniouton, MhJ. James Daily. \ Gainesville, Fla., Prof. Johnston. Uni versify of Ga., Hon. W'. Lewis. Mt. Zion, Sam’l Parks, Parksville, Tenn., Prof. S. ! 8. Jackson. University of N. C. January, 1SU0. W. J. NORTHERN, Prin. ] A. WRIGHT'S CELEBRATED IIAIR TONIC, finrf a Certain Restorative in all Cases of Baldness. r lEsulatcriberhas been appointed sole ageut for the Southern States of she alwve Invaluable Compound, and offers it to the public, with the utmost confidence ' Beneficial qualities. A fair trial is all that is asked tor it, and if ia any case it 'does not prove what it is represented to be. the money will ATLANTA MEDICAL CHILE G E^-\ il Announcement *>f Lrclum. be refunded. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE. To.be had. Wholesale or Retail, of A. ISAACS, 8ole Agent for the South, Whitehall street, Opposite Herring A Son’s, Atlanta, Go. May 81, I860 0m MRS.ft.lSWCS, Fashionable Milliner, m WHITEHALL 8T. ATLANTA. OA. If I Ke^|>- CMtistaiitly <»n bond a Urge and splendid ao- M.rtrwtKif .*f f! INSETS tlie latent -tyle*. -uitabfe P.r all Head Dresse*, Beil he Capm, Fsnfy Articles, Ar. dtc., whicli alie will .ffer st very lo* pri. umI would respectfully nolicit s coll. April 6 Iswly FANS! FANS! — - mt aacwvrn A splendid assortni*-nt. st Mrs. A. ISAAC’S. NOTICE! Mr«. A. T«aoe* inteudiug b. move from her present pf«ce („H vlwwt time will d<-|i*«-e ••flier for e *- -Pwk of JMHllntry and Fancy Goods, at COMT. La ri e- a- II -rittain real bsrsaiue. by c.tlliog at Mr*. A. Isaac’*, Vbiiebal* atiret. opposiu Herring A Sou’s, up-stair*. June 14 LaClm f D. It. Jt’DSjI, Agent, Dealer and Wnrker In ITALIA* ASD AMERICA# MARBLE, ATLANTA, 0A. -» f ONCMBNT8, M Tunib*. TaMeti Hrad Mul Fool J\| su.,.,. fiirnltnio. Marble, kc. furnlelied on team- IDodatlng terms _ Office and Yard corner of Fear Stree and Walton Streets, r Jl r«lorn (mM Ul«h. Ru’lur * Co.) ]!r j. .1-. Ufriu t-.r tb. wl* of Iron Bailing. Auaurtl«,its» lj NEW SEWING MACHINE. H vHDIK'S PATENT. The Hlmpl*at and Beat that has ever been before tne Public* rpiIE nrderslgnrd will offer f»r sale, by the 6th of July I next. Hardie’s Patent Sewing Machine. It is the sim plest and »H*«t that ha-« ever l*een Invented, and th<*«e who inteial btivimr one of these mestt u-eful <*f all articles-/*r fa ini lie*, wo-iiri do w.-ll to wait and get II udie s Patent. If they wi*h the l»est. Do not take onr word f >r it: all that we *»k in to wait and see it and decide for yourselves. We will In ve a *nppiy <>f tli tf MARBLE WORKS. S. I*. O ATM ATT. US!) Mannfoctnrer and dealer in <^?*TBo MONUMENTS, TOOMBS, ^ Head farmed. Urns. Vases. Figures. Tablets, Oenter Table, Pier Table and Hure/tu T"p*. Enamelled Slate and MarbU. Man*!** Vr*m Failings for Ometsrit! and Kndonurtt. FURNISHING MARBLEOF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. All Work done of the Iiest Italian and American Marble. Always on hand, a variety of Monuments, both ploitrand carved, of six** and prices to suit customers. Warsioonis and Yard <>ppoa*it« CA«u H. B. Depot, Atlanta. Oa* . June 28 tf BUGGIES! BUGGIES! Baggt« • _ ttfuily Ornamented, far $1*40, and IVAKllANTED. rpiJAT there mav be no longer an excuse for buying I Northern Buggies on the score of cheapness, wo hnvo greatly reduced onr prices, aud have ju-t got up an article fully answering the above riomriptiou. l**th In price and quality, to which we invite the attention of the public. humbug: in proof of which, we will satiafy li*hed a reprutation #«»r nmkitig good work second to In the South or anywhere el-«. and weare determined that onr reputation rliail remain nuiuqiaired, not withstanding the great redaction in prices, and hop# to increase our sales so that there will l*e no falling off in <ayi nroflts. We have also on hand an aamrtment of Rnggiea of other styles, varying In price from $130 to$145. from wh-ch the most factidions rail suit themselves. Our rooms are full, and they must bs sold In make room for more. Wo have also Rockaway* and heavier Carriages In nro- gre*w. and far advanced toward* completion, at proportion ally low prices. Also, a good stock of Harnes* on hand, for sale low. Repairing done, as usual, with neatness and diapatch, and at rate* corresponding with above prices. We will Just say that we continue to make our unequal led fran-arU Wagons of all size*, as otherwise it might ho Inferred that we had discontinued making them. These need no advertising, as we can sell all wo can make of them, and fr«r u<> competition In that line North or South. Bairdstown. Go.. ) near Moodrllle Depot, NIAL, NEWTON A 00. Athena Branch, Gw. R. R. ) June 14, 186U. 4t OR. J. T. CAMPBELL, DENTIST, PALM E-SC T 0 , G'». FACULTY i Alexander Meant* TI. D. Professor of Cliemlstry and Pharmacy. VI. W. Broun, !VI* D. Professor of Anatomy. J John W. Jonc«f >1* D. Prof. Principles and Practice Medicine and Oen. Pathology. | W. F. Westmoreland, ffl. D. Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery. Thou. S. Powell, n. D. Professor of Obstetrics. Jon. P. Logan, ,TI. D* Professor Physiology and Diseases Women and Cbildron. ) J. ti Weainiore’nnd, HI. D. J Professor of Materia Medics and Medical Jurisprudence. ^ Practical Anatomy under the direction of the Professor of j Anatomy. J. G flcLlnt Janitor. D'AI.VIGYY, Iff. 0. I Curator of the Muoenm. **■*« Clinical Instruction given, a# heretofore, during the course. ‘ he trusts that he will receive a liberal share of tne public patronage. He mill especially attend to the obstetrical branch of the profession. Uis ext>eiieuce of some 21 years, warrant* the belief that satisfaction will always be given. £l«ctro*Galvaaic Beths. I would also inform the public generally, that I have es tablished. iD this place, a ►yBtciu of Electro-Galvanic Lath* for the alleviation ami cure of Rheumatism, Acute and Chronic, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, and other disease* which space mill not permit me now to enumerate. These Bath* are the wonder of the scientific world—they will effectually remove from the system all mercurial or miuerai poisons— give Ufo and energy to the vital powers which have been Leaves Chattanooga... prostrated aud ruined by drug*, and import buoyancy ol 1 Arrives at Dalton ■ spirit to suffering humanity, which nothing can or ever will Arrivesat Atlanta.’, do beside them, which ha* Ir?u done thousands of times. [ For all Uterine derangements, of whatever nature, they DAY PAHSEXGKR—UP. Leaves Atlanta at 20 a Arrives at l>altou~ 4 32 r Arrive* at Chattanooga.- ■ ^4 A NIGHT PASSENGER—UP. Leaves Atlanta. 8 16 s Arrives at Dalton 2 16 a Arrivesat ChattanocgM ~ 5 30 a DAY PA8SENGXE—DOWN. Leaves Chattanooga at. 3 26 s 1 40 t h Ac- JACOB FUDGE. ! present and certain 1 munld also urge upon such *• are the subjects of long and continued attacks of Syphilitic aod Merrrrlal Syphilitic diseases. U» fly at once to t!ie ‘iinclior of hope,” with the I assurance of living “ made w hole.” Indeed. I need not particularize, after ao experience of i some 26 ytw.r*. but I feel CA»nfidcnt in saying, that no invalid need come to me for aid without being cured or great]3 benefltted. Those persons who may desire my services, can address me, by letter, at Atlanta, Ga. REFERAK0E8; I beg leave to refer to the following named gentlemen : Wm. L. CleveLvud. Atlanta. Ga.; Rev. T. L- Thomas, ‘tlai-ta. Ga.; J. I. Whitaker-Atlanta. Ga.: Hon. I. T. *r .in. Washington, Ga,; Kev. gamuei Anthony. Cotie '^rt. Ga.: ReT. C. M. Irwin. Albany. Ga.; Charles Par te «iei- L*q Ga.; Dr. S. Oliver, Oglethorpe county, Go. Jim 'Ni. 1 S60 w6m Arrivesat Daltoi Arrives al Atlanta , NIGHT PAS8ENGKR—DOWN. 8 00 r 6 36 pm 11 Mrs Connect* with the great New-OHeans A Nevr-York Mai) day through the ten valleys (Italy of Amer- Ronte 4 timw ica-) Splendid sevuery and iMHiiiteon* fore. M ACON & WESTERN R. R. I'KUF. MAl’ES’ NlTKOOfiKlZZD bUI'tiU I PUCSfUATIS OF OlAlt, FATEKTK1) NOVEMBER Zo, IHi'J. RI0R to the year 1847, Superphosphate had been made J iu Lnglaud, by treatiug Ourut lioue* with sulphuric acoi, and by the formation ot «ulphuie of Ume, thus afe «tmcting ous atom ol lime from tne bones, a soluble phos phate nad been formed. In Itvil. J. J. Mapep auuie a se ries ot experiments, thus: he found, analytically, that Pe ruvian Guano contained the necessary elements fol insur ing the growth ot plant*, but not iu the right relative pro portions to each other. lit-instituted a series ol experi ments, practically, by which h« proved that one hundred pounds ot burnt bouen. treated with tilty-six pouuds ol sul phuric acid, thirty-six pouml* of Peruvian Guano, ana twenty pouml* ol suiplutie ol ammouia, loruieu a on .tiue every way superior to Peruvian Guauo, and that it Would uotexcits the soil, but would continually add to its fer- Hs had fowad that ous bwr«t Uc*«i. trash from the uuowi, mixed with a cord of organic matter, would, bv fermentation, produce a manure equal to a cord of well- rutu-d stable manure. He further found that neventten barrel* ol blood, when dried, would make one barrel, auu that blood coaid he procured at comparatively little . vst, in certain sections; that it could be dried by cooking iiid pressing, so as to produce a dry powder, and by adding to ths above named ingredients, and squaJ weight ot dried bullock’s blood a manure is formed ’me hundred pounds.\ of which are equal in power and lastiug effect to one. oun- \dred and eiyhty-Jlve pounds of the best Peruvian Guano. Since be lias offered his invention to »b“ uruiers ot the country, some filly companies have imitated (hi* article uuder variuu* names, aud for the purpose ut rendering it popular, have traduced Prof. Mape* and hi* article, claiming to make that ol a sujierior quality. Every year present* uew imitators of thm article, who mauutacture an inferior article, using the miuerai phosphates a* a tutoi*. instead of the calcined bones of animals. Notwithstanding all this, ths demand for Map**’ Niirogeuized ^superphosphate of Lime has doubled. Peruviau Guano contains an excessive amount of Ammo nia, the only us* of which Is to render water capable of dis- •olviug a larger amount of the inorganic constitute* ol the soil, «»r as sometimes called to act a* an excitant. The mar ket gardeners of New Utrecht commenced some year* ago by using two bundled weight of guano to the acre; they are now compelled to u*e tweJve hundred weight to produce the same effect, aud their laud is evidently impoverished by its use, while those who have used the Nitrogeuized Super- phosphat* of Lime, bare steadily found their soils to Ik improved, aud instead of requiring more, they require les* fertilizing material each year. And this is particularly true of Cuttou aud Tobacco lauds. Among the advantage* arising from the use of Nitrogen- ized Superphosphate are the following: It carries uo weed seed to the soil; it prevent* nut, aud insures the perfecting of plants; thus, when used on cotton, the ImiIIh do not fall, and, as by the experience of Mr. Loiuas. Col. DHris, Col. Goodwiu, and others, it gives a greater weight pel acre ot cotton. For wheat, it ha* steadily proved iUelf to be supe rior to Peruviau Guano; wheu iu coutact with seed, it doe* not destroy it as does the Peruviau Guano; and it supplies the deficiency ol phosphate of lime and other ingre<beuta produced by excessive reaping of grain and undue pastu- *fhe reports on the form of the inventor, of the American Institute and committees of other institutions who have visited it, although it i* manured entirely with this fertilizer, prove that no manure has yet been used which prodacesan equal amount of profit. The American Institute have Just awarded their Silver Medal lo Prof. Mapes for the heel fer»*Hxer, after a most thorough investigation into the uiei tsof ill in the market The subscribers have been appuii tsd 1 >le Agent* in At lauta for the sale of the above lei 1 -UA a aud ouasaxti^s that ita constituents are the material* stated above, and nothing else. Planter# desiring more information will ploaoe seud for circulars containing Testimonials. Price $57 per ton, in Atlanta. jou- ’60 w McNAUGHT, ORMOND A 00. D R. if. vY. DURHAM hereby informs the public that he ha'; ..r usnentiy located himself in the city of xtiant*, its. II : offers his Professional Service* to the onhlic .-eneryiv. #••«! wflt devote himt«lf specially to th treatment o.‘ r> eoiuc Dnease* In connect on with the regular Allapethir .«tment, he w.ll combine th>t of hi# ! Leave Atlanta at night..3^1 father, the Uv Dr. !.. Durham He propose# vi*iting Arrive at Macon. persons at a di*tart r tor the purpose of performing 80r- r --,- v Macon at night Leave Atlanta, at. Arrive at llao»n Lea re Macon at Arrive at Atlanta. lm» at Atlanta LB TYw- night train* will not lie ti The 12 o’clock night trait, fr«*r 2 IS * ■ 7 46 r H 1 46 r m 7 16 m .12 OP m 7 15 x M - 1200 M r is * w rpXVO Works Va’neLic U> sick or well, sent by maxi— I *10 pay expected until reo.tr-4. read and approved.— Address Br. S. S. Fitch. 71a 2ri».d%cuy, Sew York. 1st. SIX ,LUtTUKE8 on the .^use*- prevention and care •d Lung- Throat and Hkin Disea^ef; K*ieauiati*m. and Mai- and F emalidUmn iibunt*. On thr Jja.ecf Preserving Heal th. 1» iXS.' i .. r-ncw, so oua. »n silver or»». O. stamps. 2d. A Witk on ths Causes and Care ' Diseases of the Ueort, dtonlach. Liver. Bowel* and KMD'.;Kna Apoplexy. Palsy and Dyspepsia, why we grow old, and a hat cause* ’ disease 131 pp. 6 eiigraringn. Price 36 oeUs. Say which 1 book you wish, giving uarne. Slate, countv aud post office October 7. 1869 ly I fentrol Pail R«*H Savannah. , Atlanta connect* with tb* U> 46 a. m.. and South western. f»*r Albany and Columbine at 9 46. i. m. Tlie 11 a. m. traiti connect# with the Central Rail Road at 10 p m. and Southwestern at 11 46 p. m. Thnsigh Tickets, from Atlauta to New York, by this dne. $21 00. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. K. K. Swaneeii. former propietor of ” 8aH»>een tb __ Dalton. Ga; also. *8up;>ei House.” at Calliocu. 61*. Old friends, take notice hereof! and govern yaunt-ire* e. vri- 'UFly- IJnne 17 S PALDING* J SPALDING of April. PKESi S\ Matriculation Ticket, (taken only onco,) /$f» Oiurse of Lecture# lOfi ( Diaeerting Ticket, (required only once,) Id Graduation 26 I Good Board can be had at $3 to $4 per week. For fartbot j Information, addrsae J. G. WVISTMORKLAND. Dean. March 7, I860 Hath, Cars. 8tx*w-ooom. Uonhrts ago Ummillas WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GEO. W. FERRY, Masonic Hall Dnildlngs. 244 Brood St. Augusta, Qs^ lias now In store a large and complete aosorttuent ffTprSW n his line, which for variety and beauty of style, quality and cheapness cannot In* surpassed. Plantation Hats very cheap. He trust* by honest prices, and earnest endeavor# to pleoee, to merit a continuance 0/ the liberal patronageliere- t >fore extended to him. March 14 PEMALK COLLEGE, Obuivm. »o*o’. Ga. Founded ty the.+ynod of Georgies A.D, 1851. Tl e next sesalon r»r thU Instilution well known, un i ffsvorahly regarded by Its many patrons in Florida, Alabama and Georgia wi.l onon on the 8 th J"ty with sn able and complete corps of Teachers lor al' fitments of Female education. T. C. FULLER. Owc’y Board of Trustees. Greenesboro’, 0a, July 6th, I860. 2m B. ROBSON & CO., GROCERS Mliileball M., xnn AYUUI7A- ©A. COMMIS’N MERCHANTS, m receiving, and wlli hove additions weekly. Bushels Corn; 500 Racks extra and superfine FLOUR; 30,000 lbs Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS; 4000 Plain and Trimmed HAMS ; 3,000 lbs LARD, in bids and cans : 5430 bugs Kio. Java and Luguira COFFKK; M0 hhds New Orleans SUGAR; 100 bbls A, B and C Sugar; M3 bids .ruxhed and powdered SUGAR; 30 bids New Orleans SYRUP; 540 half bids New Orleans SYRUP; 50 bids N. York Sugar Uooee SYRUP; 20 hair bids N. York Sugar House SYRUP; 5150 boxes Adamantine CANDLES; lOO boxes State CHEESE; 50 boxes K. D. CUKK8K; 100,000 llavatiua and German CIOARS; 5430 imxeNTOBA00O—all qualities; lOOO llw SMOKING TOBACCO, in baga-flne; 400 kegs NA1L8. 3 to 40 |ienny ; 5)3 bills Nos. I, 2 aud 3 MACKEREL; 70 half bids Noe. 1, 2 and 3 MACKEREL; 50 quarter bbls No*. 1.2. and 3 MACKEREL; 40 kit* Noe. 1. 2 and 3 MACKEREL; 40 cans spiced SALMON; 0 quintals 00D FISII; 545 bid* cider ind white wine VINEGAR; 1000 IbaMucealsiy SNUFF; 545 boxes tnrpentlnv SOAP; 545 boxes fancy toilet SOAP; 30 doaeu quart*, gal aud )i gal PICKLES; 5IO keg* carl*mate SODA ; 3000 Ills carbonate 8CDA, In pound papers; •00 boxes SARDINES; 51000 lbs black, gunpowder and hyson TEAS—fine; 500 Hacks SALT; 540 hhds Cuba MOLASSES; 75 box**CANDY; Matches, Brooms, H. B. MORMON, Copper**, Pepper. Bplces, Tubs, Buckets, R. V. ROliMoN Nut*, Kaiaina, Hhot. Powder, Lead, 8tarch. Ac. Ac A.t tbe Lowest Price*. Order# solicited. TERMS CASH. This is the Best Market rn Georgia for the Buyer. TRY IT I MrSpsclal attention given to the sale and purchase of PRODUCE ON OOMMIMiON. Finn B. Russos. * JtUM 7,1860 PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUEl SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUEl Save the Pieces l ECONOMY ! DISPATCH I I •^-“A Stitch tw Tin* exvxu Nikx.”-®$ As accidents will happen, even in well regulated families, j it ia very desirable to have mime cheap and convenient waj 1 for repairing Furniture, Toys. Cioc<ery. Ac. SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUB meet# all such emergencies, and 00 household can afford to be without it. It is always ready and up to the sticking point. There is no longer a neceeeity for limping chair*, splintered veneers, beodlew doll# and broken cradle*. It is jnst the article for cone, shell and other ornamental work, so popular with ladies of refinement and taste. This admirable pre|iaratiou is used cold, being chemically held in eolation, aud poMetuniig ali the vntuable qualities uf tlie.beat Cabinet-maker’# Glue. It may be umxi in the place or quinary mactiagw, being vastly more adheeive. “USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.” N. B.—A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 26 cts. Wholesale Depot, No. 48, Cedar street New York. Address HENRY C. SPALDING k 00, Box No. 300U New York. Put up for Dealers in Case* containing four, eight and ' twelve dozen—a beautiful Lithograph Show-Card acrutupa- j nying each fiackage. single bottle of Spalding'# Prepared Glue will save : ten times ilscost to every household. | Sold by all prominent Stationer*. Dniggints. Hardware and Furniture Dealer*. Grocers and Fancy More*. Country merchants nhould make a note of Spalding's Pre pared Glue, when making up tlieir list. It will etoud any climate. Jan 27. i860 ly D KOPBY Cl'REB l—Tlie Uti.lorsigned pro|Hi#ee to cure Dro)>ey of every •ieecription lie can Ikj #et*n personally five mile* South ot Union Point, orliddresm-,. by letter at Union Pmut, Greene Oounty. Ga. The medicine can lie sent anywhere, with dirertains for giving lu or I will attend personally, if re<;u»*«ttsl aud paid for my trouble. 1 will buy uegroe# afflicted with Drvpsy, or cure them, a# the owner may prefer. Sutistoctory reference# given, if desired. MILKS G. BROOME. Stale of Georgia. Greens County: TUI# i« to certify that my fother ha«i * negro man af flicted with dro|*y in 1863; he hod been treated by «eyeral physician* without any cure, when he applied to M. 0. Bnsane fax hi# remedy, which cured him. lie i«#till living and iu good health Jan 21. 1868. 11. CHAMPION Union Point. Greene co. May 14, 1857 Thi# i# to certify that l hod a uegro w.-nuon badly afflic ted with Drop#y for a ooneMe.wblr time. She was attended i by *everaljihr#lcians; they foilo.1 to make a curs. ! heard of M. G. BpHOiie and put her under hi* treatment, and in ; leas than a year she was thoroughly cured of Bn>p#y. JAMES DAVANf. Penfleld. Ga. This Is to certify that l hail * negro woman iu 1H58 af- flic ted with dnqwy. I put her under the treatment of M. U. Rroonio. who soon made a permanent cure of her. WM. M. BARNES A CO’S MODEL AUCTION HOUSE Has removed to Their two immense MASONIC HALL, China, Glaxs and Crockery. Dry Goods, dc. Fancy Goods and Jeweliy. Boots and Shoes. Hats aud Caps, Ribbons and Laces, Gloves and Hosiery, Watches! Watches I Cigars! Cigars!! Thousand* of Good*, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At less timn New York Cost .’ I mint-nee Excitement Opposite the Pork, Iu Moronic Hall, At the Great Establishment of WM. H. BARNES A CXV Atlanta. Go. Auction Pay and Night, 0 The year round. Gxo. W. Adams. General Superintendent. On and after Sunday, Feb. 28th, the trains will run a* follows-. j Leave Savannah ...10 05 a m 190pm and 1110 p m * mve ia Macon. 6 66 a n. aod 11 05 p m Arrive in Augusta - 6 30 * 1 j aud 6 35 p m ,’sdve at Milledgeville. 12 30 p n , ***** Moc.ni 10 00 a m .ivi lo 00 p m ird.rat Savannah 7 29 a m...7 45 p m and 10 40 p m h* - '• »S Augusta - * 3u a m and 8 35 p as l** r- ;.ugu*ta. 12 3o « to aud 215pm AI rive at Savannah... ...7 29 a ui and 10 40 p m hr-... at Mscv-u ...» 8 66 a m and 11 05 p m Inur that leave Savannah at 10.05 a. m. ouly rwj K> >ir’!eru arriving there at 3.10 p. m. connecting with lo a. m. | Mac n ‘.•tain to Augusta. r*vfer-«*c» taking the 2.35 p. m. tndn at Augurta. will leave M»t*.i 6A0 p. m.asd arrive at Savannah at lo.foip. m. Px-'jevi'-rs by 11.10 p. m. fnxu Savannah, will gv through direct t«* Aiig'ista. by cither 1.30 or 11.10 p. m. trains from Savao- uah (1, vstxia or plants beyond, will meet with uo deten tion at Mac — Paasit^e!** f. r Atlanta, or points beyond, on W. A A. R. R. will lem e S# vaunah on the 1 JO p. ni. train ; Millcdge- ville and Cttihm, on 11.10 p. m. train: for S. W. K. R. be- “ ‘ 11.10 p. m. train: those for Montgomery, .i il. to avoid deteafim at Maom. Those fee Columbus. V >utgo»»ery. Ac. may take either train Tr# : n# <x :.*iu i at Muoon with Macon & U'eetert* train* to ■ Griffin and f 1! .jt* and the West : aleo. m ith S. West trains to Albany. Cnvhhort, Fufeula. Tort Gaines. America#. (V lumbn#. Moutgi -err. Ac- and at Millen with Augusta aod Savannah K. o • Augurta and the north: at Savn.nn*> with the tri r .Uv fMiduts to New York; also, with . #tean‘-hip# to • L.l-'delphi* and Baltimore. By this change to * heduto. the connection both # , at paasrag' I hereto*- zvrt will b# • “ w detention at Augusta c QE0. A. OATES & BR0. Dealers in Pianos, ed manufertorieo. » A R*veu- A. H. l5\ llattetUv OarU A f MfUJ * and durability. . \ lore In their Ihvor. • ( ^- Book*, Music, &c. Braid St. bccceo th« U. State# and Globe Hotels. Augusta Georgia would most resjwctftaUy lurite the attention of their friend* aud the pul.4k geuerolly. to their large and well selected stock of , Piano Fortes from the following celebrated 1 * * a.r whWi they are *ole ogeiifo. via: Bacon A Rave Gale A Co. llaxlcton and Bru*. 'N. Y. and llaltetUv Co. R-etoa- which, for "weetnee# of ume cannot be excelled. It i# use to .JB a# they are too well known to weed putti\g. Piano Forte# of any Maker or style ••r»lHi*e«l. at the lowent prices Their assortment af Music i* vert large. Alws always ou hand, a supply of MeWeotw. GwUaiw. vVdin#, Flutee.' Acvordeon*. Also, all kind# of liras* Instruments, -uitable for a hill Raii<i. besides every thing in the Music Line. All the New Book* and Music received os #oon a* published. Person# at a distance ordering from n*. can depend upon retting a good article, a# we make it a point to keep good# of the best quality, and «uch a* w# can recoin ni rod and warrant in every re«|»ect. N. B.—For the satisfaction of person# who may want to order. n--t having an optawtwnity >4 visiting the city *e refer, with pleasure, to the f<»ll..wln* geatl.-men. who' hare purchase*! from n#. ami who have dnwrihlly allow-d their . name# to >*e u»e<l. lluudreil# could tw added, but space will nut allow it: Dr. Kev. J. II. Echols, “ l»r. K. K. Jones. Mmlis. Judge N. L. Ilutchiue. Ijiwrencertlh J. L. Reid. Es«j. Eat,niton Go. W. Gatewimd. K*q. Putuom Oo. Ga. May 12. IRM MRS. WINSLOW VS. CRYING CHILDREN. of cuttiug teeth? If so. g*i at once a wd get a tad tie of Sin , Wluriew ■ ftsrfhuw %tW|k IrriK Union point. Go. TRAVIS C. CARLTON. IBtXC W1IYSRIP K0KKRT WINSIUP 0X0EU* W1N8R1P W NSHIP’S IRON WORKS, At!«nta, Ga., 1. & R. WiNJUiip k Co. MAnufncturertf of Steam Rnginet aud Hoikm, Circular Saw Mills style* of Iron Hailing for fences ami cemetery Casting# aud Bolt*. Railroad W ork. Giu Gearing, from 7 to 12 feet, latest Improved Home Power*, aud all kinda of Iron sml Bruns Coating* made to order, at abort notice. Having «x;*«rlemtHl Workmen, a Urge amt well assorted lock of New Pattern*, aud our feciiitio* lwing superior to auy Foundry In the Htate. w» feel confident of giving entire »*tt•faction to those who may fevor u# with ordam. both ia regard U» prices and the quality of our work. foundry and Machine Shop oa Weetors A Atlantic Rail Bead. Harofe 4, U6A ly the bowel- and giverect to the mother.and rrlirf and health I to the child, operetta* tike magk It i* perfectly safe to ase In all cases, and nlew*ant to the taste, and ,#' the prw- acriptioti of owe of the tfident and beet female phyaciaas aud unrsre in the United Stales. Wjv 26 cent*. CURTIS A PERKINS. IfroprieUew, 13 Ce-Ur rtioet, N. Y Sold by all T>mggt»ta. March 1&, I860 ly W HOLESALE DRUGGISTS — Haviland, CmcussTE* A C\>. 268 Broad str. 2 doors froat Gloi-e Uotel. Augusta, Gfe. J. a UAYlLAh'lx UAV1LAND, 8TKYBN50N, A Oo. W- STEVEN MW. T. W OHICIIESTKR, No. 83, Hayoe Street, G. B. OL613TKAD, rear of the Atlanta Hotel. EJtvgAKc* lhts««gh the tiv ok aud Variety Store of H. BRAVMUlI.BR Al »l. s. SilKLTGN. Cliarleetou. S. C. . nfer# fWaathe oountnr promptly atteeuled u* by himself IvuiHirtor* and Jobber* of Choke Drug*, hetocted Medi- . or a*#|*tant. Tuumg done by the year at reduced price*, dues. Pure Chemical*, Essential 0*1*. Medldnal Extract*, . : ^•GsIactkUi given or ao charge—ou car*, ao pay Pine Perfumery aud fancy Soap*, Ifetetit Medic free. Sur* ’ Octolier W. 1S&9 h gical Instrunu iit*. Tm##ee, Druggists’ Glaaawara, Dy e-elufta, Lgvtber with every ai ticle comprising tli# #leck of a Drug chanU and dealei* geueralh, who uride themeelve# on dealing in BfediriDM of th* First Qualify, may rely upon being suited. Orders soheit+i oui pr riflji attemdui Oo. Agents for the eeUbratad OdumhU Btttarv )ea? ly S EOllHlA—PULTON OOUNTY -TwounaithsafUrdate. appUoatoei will he mod* to tU Court OrcHaftry el county, for leave to ec4l all the real estate of Andrew J. Moiraven. Isto of said oounty. tfecca^l. Juua$ 8m MtlUTY IiU» V, Ad»*r April 12