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it t intend to Get Out as Seen as I j Can,” j Such is the exclamation of many an lion j republican, who lias been enticed into the j; n oW Nothing party by misrepresentations, j j an assurance that if they did not like it, . t ] lC y were at liberty to withdraw at any j •iiiir. When, they become dissatisfied, ami j pish to withdraw; they are told that they 1 cuiiiot do so without a meeting of the Coun- ! *1 an d a certificate from the President j jlie meeting of the Council is postponed from i <liy to day, and from week to week, and the 1 Member finds, too, late, like the fly in the t.jiU of the spider, that his liberty is in the | bands of ethers. In the meantime, every ex- ; ~-tion is used to make him contented with his fetters. If persuasions Will not answer, jhen jeers, scoffs, ridicule, and threats, are nil brought to bear to retain them in po litical slavery. flow, to every member of the Order who j s in this, or a like condition, and who de - s ' rcs to withdraw, they should send to the Council in writing, or publish to the world, a withdrawal from the Order, and thus come cut, and regain his liberty. It would be a monstrous absurdity to say that men may be deceived by falsehood or fraudulent misrepresentations, to take upon ‘ themselves obligations which deprives them , of their personal and political liberties, and ; that they are bound not to resume them without the consent of the parties to the j fraud. If it be contended that members of the j Know Nothing party cannot withdraw with out a violation of their obligations, nor with- ! out perjury, unless they first get the consent | of the Council, then We say, God help those ; who were once free citizens to resume tluir j rights. Have they not in this case bartered j fur less than a mess of pottage a right which , was purchased with the best biota l of the I Revolution —a right- to an independent! voice in the government, guided by the die- j lutes of their own judgment and free will : Suppose the Knew Nothing lodges or Covtn cil? should be < 1 sod. as it is said they were in Virginia, some time before the election, to prevent the members from escaping from : the control of the managers ? Must they remain in hopeless political bondage to the order. AYs say again. let every man who would be free come out from among them and ex ercise all the rights and duties of American citizens, free from the control of any power but Truth, Justice and their own conscience. —Albany p (Ja J Patriot. Good Nrwa from llardi*.—A gentle nun from Harris informed us yesterday, that the anti Know Nothings had a grand rally in Harris, on Saturday, 2?ili nit. A j 1-out 700 persons were present. AYe saw j the call and the names signed thereto, num- j bering CO4, of whom, our informant ’ says. ‘ 115 were Whigs. The meeting was address i e l by Col. Ramsey, Dr Gibbs, Maj. Dozier, nn-1 Dr. Hamilton, of Columbus. We rejoice to Et* on the list the names of Col. Medley and Maj. Dozier We should be happy to meet them and give them the right hand of fellowship. Our informant says Harris is fir the anti-Know Nothings. Twelve cheers for the Republicans of Harris. From this ir.fot mu?ion. wb set down the Third District ns safe fyr Johnson and Baiitli (i: iffit 11 in jiire £ tale. Kncv-Hobhing’ Withdrawals Crawi! Codvrjr, July 21 I<Ass>. lathe President of (JC, ,-V.) Counr.il „Vti, 120. Wo. th* undersigned, members, have con e'nd-l to withdraw from the American Or ler. and hope your Council will accept this notice of our resignation. Duty, principle au l patriotism dictate this course. Very Respectfully, K Jianuj:r. Am .r xr \s, James Hays, A. J. It Weaver j David Avera, Jr., Jomah Avera, John Bryant, With.iam Avera, It F Taylor, J. M. Sanders. Seven Days Later from Europe. ARRIVAL Tllß BAL TI C. Coi.UMRTA, Allg. 9. The steamer Baltic has arrived at New York with later dates from Europe. Cotton Market.—Cotton has declined i one eighth. The sales of the week reach j thirty five thousand bales Advices from the seat of war give no im port: n‘ charge since last steamer. Consols was quoted at 01. Brendstuffs unchanged., ADDITIONAL PER BALTIC. Cotton.— Of sales for the week specula tors took four thousand bales ; Exporters j twenty-five hundred. The market closed ! dull. Fair Orleans 74. Middling Gl4 ; ] Fair Upland 0 3 1 ; Middling G 1-lti—mark- j et dull. Breadstuff nre unchanged, except for j white corn, which has advanced os. ; and yel low advanced Is. Gd. Flock —Canal is quoted at 40s. a 40s. 6d.: Ohio 435. White corn being scarce, is quoted at 41s; Yellow 38s. Gd, to 3Ss. 9d. Provisions unchanged. Lard has a Danc ed Gd. From thf. Crimea. It is reported that Gen. Simpson and Omar Pasha hare resigned. The French continue their approaches a gainst Sevastopol. The UiiasiafiS at’e forti fying all important points. llolliswortli has beeu appointed Colonial Secretary. The English had destroyed the bridge boat at Genisie. The preparation for the campaign on the, Danube continued. The crew of the bark Ba/.ouks, nt Con stantinop'e, have mutinied. There is a formidable insiffrcctiou of the Arabs. The Pvussians are near Kars, but have not 3'ct invested the place. The French loan has oil been taken. The last Russian sortie was made on the 21th ult., in which they were repulsed. Itisrumoied that a secret expedition is organized against the harbor of Sevastopol, while an assault will be made upon the forts and town. * iVo regret to learn, rays Hie-Athens j Watchma i, that a personal difficulty oc j cured at the Madison Springs on Tuesday night, 7th inst., between Mr. Cox of Missis sippi, and Wm. J. Morton of this place, in which the latter was supposed to be fatally wounded. Col. Donoison, a brother of Andrew J. Donelson, is elected to the State Senate from Sumner county, Tennessee. Unlike liis brother Andrew, the Senator elect, can dis cover no merit either in a political or moral point of view', in Know Nothtngism. The two brothers view things through a ‘different j medium ; the one in Davidson, looks through ! .tlie office soaker's magnifying glass. - Jonesboro, August 1, 1855. Col. A. A. Gaulding—Sir :In justice to myself, and Catholic fellow citizens of the United States, I propose to meet any of the ’ Know Nothing orators twenty days from j this date, in Atlanta, in order to discuss one of tlicir main principles and sweeping char ges, that is to say, the temporal power of the Pope of Borne over the members of the Church, and, onr disloyalty to our adopted country, or anyotlier charge they wish to j make, the Domesthcne# of the mountains, j and the B-ev. gentleman of LaGrange, and j gallant. Judge of G ecus borough, not except : ed. THOMAS BYRNE, a foreign-born Catholic. pdTP All tDo Anti-Know Nothing papers i in the State will give the above three con [ spieupus insertions, and forward their ac i counts to tli is office for payment. I Specif)! polices. ; ‘df° We are authorized to announce the name | olOo! RILSAELE It CANNON as a candidate to ! represent Cars County in the Senate of the next. ; Legislature. Election on the First Monday i pi October next. juno 7 tdo JjgK” \Yb are authorised to annul!nee ADAM lIfLL, as an independent candid.tie for repre seotativo to the next leglslal tire from Cass Coun ty. Election on the first Monday iu October I next. June 21 —20-tde We are authorized to announce the name of Col. Joseph E. Buowx, as a candidate for the office of Judge (if the Bine ltidgc Circuit, at the election on the rhxl Monday in October next. may-17— tde* ptSSte. T O. OF O, F.- ‘Pile regular meeting of Tadi-ky Loupe, No. 4a-, I. O. of O. 1., will be held on every Friday evening, at 8 o clock. Transient, brethren are invited to attend. By order of \V. A. Rogers, N. G. BA MU Mb LEVY, Secretary. I AXI> V'ARRANTS WAXTBP—Therm j dersigmd will pay the highest cash prices for Land Warrants. He can always be found at his store in Cassville. MA 1)1 SON McMURRA Y. june 28—2.1 If Charleston Weekly Standard, COSTAIXA ALT THE MA TTEII PFB in flip Daily, Toy ether with the Local, I>ome*tic and- Foreign Mrrb>ts—The Prices Current, Inc Ming the raO* >;r turlefi-r sßud, Erckatvge, and homes tic Produce—T f Shipping in port— The La te *t Teeyrayhic information, dec. and:. ( {x\ The STANDARD is the only morning paper in Gh.ar! os-tun wh.ch issues a .WEEKLY EDI TION. Tli’s Edition : s.publish''!! every WißxnsnAT Morxixo, ami hv the evening of the next day can be received in every section of'the State. Price U 2 p.ivable inrariablv in advance. h. W. SPRATT & GO. *■ UIfIVERSITY OF STASH * VXIIE. Mri'U’.U, DEPARTMEXT*. Tb.e f t’i Annual Goiir.se of Lectures in this institution will commence tin Monday, the aoth of October next, and continue till tlio iir.stoflhc ensuing Malvh. PAUf/ P. EYE, M. D., Principles and prac tice Sitrgerv. JOIIM M. IVATSON, M. D., Obstetrics and the Disease:’ of women and children. W. K. BOWLING, M. D., Theory ami prac tice of Med’cine. A. 11. BUCHANAN, M. D., Surgical and Pathological Anatomy. C. K. WINSTON, M. D., Materia Medici and Medical Jnrisnnideuee. ROBERT M. PORTEIiy'M. D., General and SpeeiiiT Auabunv. J. HERR IEX Ls XDSLE Y, M. D., Chemistry and Ptiai'.unicv. THOMAS R. JENNINGS, M. D., Institutes of ilediciue and Clinical .Medicine: WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, M. D., Demonstra tor of Anatomy. | The Anatomical Rooms will tie opened for students on the first Monday (fPOetober. \ A fall T'reli)/i'iJi‘(rp Course of Lectures, free to all students, will be given b,V ‘the.Professors, eo'nniencing also on the first Monday of Octo ber. A Clinique has been established in - connec tion with the University, at which operations are performed, and cages’ prescribed ‘for, and lectured upon,..in presence of the Class, i Amount of Fees for Lectures in the [Juiver !sitv is slo.-,. Matriculation Feu'(paid once on i iy,’ *"i. Practical Aiiatomy, $lO. Graduation Fee, F2". Good Boarding can be procured at about per week. Further information can be obtained by nd d resting J. BERRT AN LTXDSLEY, Chancellor of the University. Nashville, Tenm, July, 1855. ang-lfl-.jt.* SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE. f P'llE Third course of Lectures in this Institu- JL tion, will commence on the list Monday in November next. The Clinical Lectures in Medicine and Sitrge ry, at the Siv inuali Hospital and the College Clinique, will edmuienee on thlsth of October and continue during the course. pAeri/rv. Theory and practice of Medicine—R. D. AR NO J,I), M. !). Obstetrics, and diseases of Women and Chil dren P. M. KOELOOR, M. D. Principles and Practice of Surgery—W. G. BULLOCH, M. D. Medical Chemistry—o. IY. WEST, M. 1). institutes of Medicine —E. 11. MARTIN, M. I). Auatfljuy- J. G. HOWARD, M. 1). Materia Medica and Medical JnrspruduncC— J. B. READ, M. 1). DeiiuuiHtrictur of Anatomy—JOS. J, WEST, M. i). Fees for Mte entire eoursa 105 do MatruiuTation Ticket r, no Ample facilities will be furnished for the study of Practical Anatomy. For further particulars, apply to aug iti-Cm] C. W. WEST, M. I)., Dean. I?'A NX IN POSTPONED SALES, FOR SEl’- | i TEMBER. \\ ill be sold on the first Tues [ dav in September next, before tlfb Court house ! doin’ in the town of Morgimtou, within Hie legal ! hum's of s He, thf following property, to wit: Jail of 1 ,:inrt No. lid, in the 7th and ; lirst M'ction, levied cm as the property flprolin j |J. Hickev to satisfy sundry ti fa’s issued from j Hie 841 tli district (if. M., 11. 11. Walker, and oth ers vs. ski id Hickev. j Also, lot of land No. 180, in Hie Gtli district | and second section, levied on to satisfy sundry li fa’s issued from the Justices Court of the ’ unstli dis.riet G. M., A. J. Head vs. Enos Mc- I Clure. . . . Also, lot of land No. Id, in the 9th district and second section, to satisfy sundry (i la’s issued , from the IdUTlli district G. M., JJ. R. Dickey and 1 others vs, G. I!. Lindsey. THOMAS K. TRAM MEL, I). Sh’ff I aug 7-tds ADM ! NISTRATOU’S 8A i lE.—AgreeablyJfo an order from Hie Ordinary of Goss Cbnti -1v } will be sold before the Court litui.se dtior iu 1 the town of Cassville, in said County between i the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in j October next, lot of hind no 22U, and parts of Slots Xo’s-sjo, amip?(i, itll lying in Hte 17t.1i <iis i trict and section or Cass Comity,’ e.ml sold as i the property of ‘Htwert Reynolds, late of said , comity, deceased. Terms on the dav of sate. I ‘ AMANDA REYNOLDS,’ Adm’rx. . aug 13-tds • CASSVILLE t;smans Q| tMpfeML j flMlEsecond fill session will, begin on Mon | day, ad September, when candidates 1-ur j tli.e-various classes will be examined, and close j Friday, 7th Deeemb r. j Tnitiou for Hie Session in Prim; Dap. ! “ “ “ pd ‘ pi.no I “ “ . “ “ College “ lilusic “ “ “ “ “ “ • Ft'-O/j “ “ “ “ •* Prep. “ lo.on j Dyawing “ “ “ fi.tW } (tori* ingent Expenses, 50 i Yoc.il Music, J.atin and of charge. For further address, WM. A. ROGERS, Premtet.it. _ Valuable Lands at Executors Sale. ! \ 7”lid: be sold -before the Court, house door, j W in Cassville. on tlie first Tuesday in No ; venibernext, t he place whemni Martin Stidham . lived at the time of his decease. Said place ! contains 460’ acres more or less, lying iu the seventeenth and fourth districts, of Cass county, about two hundred and twenty five acres are in a high state of cultivation, and all the re mainder will bear cultivation. The improve ments are a good two story framed dwelling house, an excellent, gin house and thrasher, a pretty fiir orchard of choice.fruits, and all ne cessary out houses. Raccoon Creek runs thro’ Hie far: rt, amithere is a well of excellent wa ter in. the yard. Its jocation is ttnsttrpasied in point of health and society, and it is altogether one of the most desirable places in the county. Terms on the dav of sale.’ Eld'HU STIDHAM, ) SIMEON STIDHAM, Executors. T. M, AXSEEY. ) eng ff-tds To the Citizens of Cassville and Vicinity. f’I'MTE Cossviße Male school will open on the I. -'th of July next, under the superintend eiiee of A. .S. WORRELL, a. meinber of the j present giwdutatrng class of Mercer University.’ j i here will be a sess.ion-of five scholastic mouths, commencing from the above date. Special Uf | teiitiou will be paid to the Ancient Laagu iges, 1 Mathematics ami whatever cither branches the. j ]>uptls may desire to study.- The firmer patrons of the school, and all interested in Hie cause.of education are earnestly solicited to give us their aid. Reference to the Faculty of Mercer University. A..S. WORRELL. Cassvilt.k, June 7,1855. tf—lS nifflfc TJOCKS! BOOKS !! BOOKS !!! f A sppyly of School Books, Inchii feiffg ding the various kinds in common use • in tlie ColK-ge and elsewhere in the county. AJr-o a good supply of pons, mk, paper. Copy books, sealing wax, drawing pencils, Ac. Just received at May 3— ts. J. AY. HOOPER & CO’S. CODA WATER.—Iced Soda Water, with a KJ variety of the best syrups at IJILf-’S CON FECTIONERY. AW will also keep constantly on band n supply of fee during the season, which we will sell to our customers at low rates june 21—2utf A. &. J. L. H ILL. t>- r F ln ' : subscriber f nh I hils lje, ' n a l>* • pointed Agent for the Po. Mu. Insurance Company for Gass and Gordon Gmiuties, and will take risks upon Hou ses, Negroes,'<fce. &C. AV ill also receive appli cations for insurance upon the lives of white persons. JOIIN 11. RICE, Agent. J an. 5, 5 855. 4s!—l v. BO OX BIXI>KR U IX A TLA XTA / ‘Y’TTfLLTA'M KAY, respectfully informs the \ V citizens of Cass'dlie and surrounding ‘country, that he is now prepared for any kind ■ J'Binding and Railing at short, notice/ fie has also on hand a large assortment of Books in the various and p-u-tments of Literature, Fancy Bta tioilery, Mn.-'c, Musa! Instrument--, Paper Hang ings, Guns, idstofs, AA'atcbes, Jewelry', Fancy Goods, Ac., at the s cry lowest possible prices. A share of the public’ patronage is respeetfuliv Solicited. Atlanta, March 24, l c s3—-Iy. r AFT TAX NOTICE. —As there am a good J. J many Tax paveps in the County,'who have nut given in tfieir Taxes, I give them one more day at Cassville, on the First Tuesday in Julv. I. hope they will attend to it on that dav. W. 11. BUCKET, R.’ T. R. June 21—2 w ‘VLOTTCE-.—All person mdebte’d to the Estate x.N of Stephen Stone, late of Cass county, de ceased, are requested to nub immediate’ pay ment; and those htriny ‘demands against said Estate will please present them ill terms of the law. AIMER [AM S. JOLLY, Adm’r, July 5, 1855’ ; ” y-jM ISS C. M. DAVIS, Cartersvillo, Geo., begs leave to inf u ni the citizens of that ‘•rik -/-place, and the adjoining towns and conn- W t 'S, that she has just returned from Charleston id is now receiving a most beautiful stock of Bonnets, Ribbnr.K, Flowers, iMantdlaS, &c. for summer styles, and all kinds of staple and fancy goods, which will be sold at pri'ces to suit the times—cheaper tlia.ll j ” the eheapest. M dlinery and Dress-making carr’ed'on In the neatest and most fashion:.bio styles- All orders at tended .to with despatch. * apt; 12— 3t p BORGIA, CASS COUNTY.—AA'bereas J. R. Farrott, applies to me for TeitoH of ad iniiiistrat:o',i 011 the eJf ets in this State of John S. Allen late of the State of Alabama, deceased. These are thurcfiwe to cite and admonish all ; persons concerned, to be and appear at. my of iice within lit© time prescribed by law, to show cause, if aliy they have, why said ’letters should nut be granted. Given under liiv hand nt office, this March 16,1 Son. ” T. A. WORD, Ordinary, mil 22—fim Y PREMIUMS To A i 1 J souls for pjrocimrig Subscribers for Tick ets stt l erteh, in I’ERIIAM’S Gfeat 10", ooo (JiH, Enterprise!—The distribution of the Gifts being definitely fixed for July 5, 1855. Any person sending £ I*) may deduct 10 per cent, or will recbivff 11 Ticket#-:. Each person sending ylwi.i before (lie sth of .Tulv, will..in juklitiyn to commissions, be pre ’ sun ted with. a Mammoth Gold Peu and Case,’ I valued at *lO. p Each person sending &200 before the oil) of .Tulv, wdl, in addition to cominissious, be pre sented with a Silver watch, valued tit- $25. Each person sending sr.on .before the nth of July, will, in addition to commissions, be pre sented with a Gold Watch,-valued at son. Knelt person sending ssik) before the fdh of July, will, in-addition to commissions; be pre seirted with a Gold Watch, valued at -fLQO. The peson who shall-send, before the n(h of Julv, tlie largest'amount above ssod, will, in • addition to commissions be presented with u I I’iauo, valued at s2oo. • 1 Jiave been induced to make the above liber al otters in order to remove a settled objection in the minds of your oommitt.ee, to having the : distribution take place while there remain in’ m v hands tickets unsold, and for which cause they !>ave seen lit to defer the partition of the | gifts, which was fixed fi-.r the 2/tli inst., to the j nth of July, as will be seen by reference to j their proceedings, published below. I assure you that the postponement- is as vexatious to me as it is to those who have purchased tickets, i I therefore hope that each and every one now \ interested, will co-operate wtih me m the effort, to dispose of the lew thousand tickets remain ing unsold, and thus-advance the interests of tit - w hole body of shareholders. Respectfully yours, J. I’ERIIAM. may J3l—4w. TJURSE Hridv, Steel Reads, Rings and TANARUS: s -1 scls, crew-ell, crochet needles, and furniture j fringe, cheap at Lew's cash stohk. j sept, 15—ts * IRISH EIXEN, Damask Tabic Cloth, Diaper, | Sheeting and Shirting, Calico, cheap for ! cash,- at LEVY'S .STORE. J U)Jf 2G—if r gr - I > I AXO FORTES, Music, Musi- j |.p'---Vl : t I l Instruments, Fancv \rti- i H 7 if tiff cles, Ac., Wliito-lJall Street, Sign i ./ iz J “of the Gulden Phuto, Atlanta, (t-a.i I-cblS-tt IP RRAUMIILLKK. ‘ ill - ACTItOItITY OF TU STATE OF AgAnAVA. j Southern Military Academy Lottery. | (I RAX I) SC//EJ/E FOR A CURST. Cl, \S.S T.—-'To lie Drawn Aug. ‘22, 185-5, iu Hie City of Montgomery, when Frizes amounting to’ •id Hf >O.OOO Will be distributed, according to the following Aiagniiif.eyt Scheme! Y -1 ’ 1 And I'einembereve ry Brize is dr..wa at each Drawing, ‘ami paid when’ due. rut:'tout deduction ! \ 1■ 1 H i'4o of i’ 16,000 1 do V,l ii 1 do - 4, non 1 du . B,ooiy 1 I do 2,0011 1 ‘do I,'si:i'i 1 ill , 1,100 5 do 41,000 fire s,non lo <lo Sort ’rj ‘s,(K.n> 10 do npu are £,"0o to do 120 are 1,200 25 do lop are 2,500’ 501 Brizes in alt amounjina'to 80ti,000 ftNEV TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!. Tioi.-t t*, fcl Or— //ally *, .‘-T—Quarters, 50. SAM’L SWAN, Agept and Manager, aug 2 ’Montgouidry, Ala. #nv ALTuom i v of tijb state or rmomii i. Fort Gaines Academy Lottery. CRAXi) SCHEME Ft Hi SERTJ.M'J FR. CLASS •.- —To be drawn ntemherlnt, 1855, in HlO City of Atlanta, Ga., when prizes amotiiit ing to’ - . 850,000 AA ill bo distributed aceordingto the following Magnificent Scheme! And remember every Brize :s drawn at each Drawing, and paid when due without deduction ! 1 I’rizeot • $12,000 1 da. f>,opo 1 do y.,ouu 1 ito. 2,000 1 do. 1,50n 1 do. 1.200 1 do. 1,1 on 5 do. £I,OOO A-rc 5, nop 10 do. 400 sire 4,000 10 do, lsp are ]S,!M) 12 chi. 120 are 1,4 40 20 -do. 100 Ui-o 8,9001 •*OB Frizes in all amounting to )sftO,oun .ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS! Bills on all solveut Banks at par. All com munications strictly conflderttiab SAM’L S\V AN, Agent jk Manager, aug 2 ’ Atlanta, Ga. VT i’RAA ED from the subscriber, near Adoirs k ’ vide, G i, several weeks age, a bald-ftced sorrel horse pony, fiutf years old, feet till white. Also, a dark bay hur.se nude, throe yearsold •botli.of which Itave b-‘en worked; Any person taking up, or giving mo any iutovmation of s;?lri estrays, will very much oblige JAMES BROWNLEE. Adairsvlllc, aug 2—41 BCOTT : S _ GIANT CO RN AND QO H MILTj, Patented J/.-y li >th, 1854, fpIIE attention of ‘planters, Farmers, and JL Stock-feeders in general, is respectfully Citljed to this Mill as the most important article of the kind now :n use; not only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal fur Stock, but Grits or fine Hominy for the table, and espechilly Bread Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry in the Fail. In setting.this Mill, no mechanic or frame, work is wanted, only requiring to be fastened to the floor or platform. Easily’ adjusted and used by any body, even a child'. ‘ The LITTLE GIANT lias received the first premiums, at the late Agricultural Fairs.of Mis souri, Kentucky, Maryland, and other States ; and that in the most complimentary; as well as the must, ready commendations from the thou stands witnessing its performance. _ These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi tive manner against defects or breakage, when properly used; and No. 2 is warranted to grind 10 bushels of feed per hour, and offered at. the low price of $57 00; all complete for attaching the tc.un. Mo. : Z, at %t>7 00; grinds-U5 bushel's per hour with one horse. No. 4, at $73 uo; grinds go bushels per hour with two horses. For particulars applv to MITCHELL & IIQAYARD, CirterxrUlc, Ca. N.rrß.—-AA'e have one in operation, and those desirous of purchasing, would do well to call on us. • M. & iT. june 7 ts IS rp()WX PROPERTY IX CARTEPS Vi ERE, .* FOR. SALE.—The subscriber offer for sale, the Store house and lot in Ihe town of P trters viile, known as the stand of J. It. Towers &, Go.; now itfccupled by Anderson Milner A (,v>. For particulars, apply to J. It. Towers, at Cartei'sville. aug ti-Ot SHEPPARD, SPROULt A CO. /H.EOIFGTA, CASS COUNTY.—'Whereas F. V.T F. Wylv,-administrator de bonis non, on the estate.of Thus. Townsend, deceased, applies to me for letters Disftiisspry from said adminis tr.at.um-: Therefore the kindred and creditors of sa-d deceased tire hereby cited and admonished to file their objections (if any they have) in mv oilier, in terms of the law ; otherwise letters Dis nossory will he granted the applicant. Given’ under iny hand at oilier, this fid day of July, 1.855. aug tt—-6m ’TITOS. A. “WORD, Orel. f \ FOR Cl A. GIL-MEU- COUNT Y.-Wlhtm. T James Simmons and George R. Edwards adnj-iufstriitorp of the estate of William, Evans, i late of sum!.county; deceased, applies to me for letters of dismiss ion from the adm'rnistratiou of said estate. g; These are therefore, to c’te and admonish all -rsm-s concerned, to be aud appear at mv of fice within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,, if any they have, why said letters should not- be granted. Given under tnr hand at office, this March 25 1 M. GREER, Ordinary. mil 2'J—Orn _ • (N EOISGTA, Cass County: Whereas James _ll G. Iteavis, Guardian of Ell/.ahetb A. Huff, Meajamill Jlntt, Richard llutt - , Harriet Huft'and Willis llutt', applies to me for letters Dismisso ry from said Guardianship.; These tire therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear uttny office vrithin the time prescribed by law, and show cans (if any exist) why said letters Dismissory shouM not be granted the said applicant. Given under mv hand at office, J fin/ 1a,15(55. THOMAS A. WORD, OriiMrij. may If—Gin—cwt-w State of Georgia, Cass County. (h'dlmvi/sOtficf, .1 fit;/ 1555. IT APPEARING TO THE COURT, by the Petition of Obud-iah Owens, that Ferdinand M. Me Reynolds,, deceased, of said county, did, in his lifetime, execute to said Obadiah Owens, hisjjond, conditioned to execute good and ,suf ficient tiller! to said Obadiah Owens, for lot of land number sixty, in the sixth district of the third suction of originally Cherokee, hot at. the time.of the execution of said bond, in the coun ty of Cass, hut now the county of Gordon, and it further appearing that said Ferdinand XI. Mc- Revuolds departed this life without executing! titles to said lot of land, or in any way provid- ! ing therefor; and it further appearing that said ! Obadiah Owens has”paid the full amount of the j purchase price of said lot of land, and said Oba-! diali Owens having petitioned this Court to di- i reet William T. Wolford, administrator upon j the estate of said Ferdinand M. Mcßeynolds, ] deceased, to execute to him titles to said lot of i land, in conformity with said bond: ft is there fore hereby ordered that lattice be given at three or mar public places in said county, and in the Cassr-ilje Standard, of such application, that, all persons concerned may tile their objections in ihe Ordinary’s ollice, (if any they have) w'ltv said William T. Wolford, administrator as a fiiresaid, should not execute titles to said lot of land, in cimtbrmity with said flood. A true extract Irom the minutes of the Court ! of Ordinary, this May fid*, 1855. TIIOS. A. WORD, Ordinary, may 10—3 m ehtmvtw EORGTA, CASS COI’.NTAL - AVhereas Ro \ X fiert iSeolt, admiifistrator oti the estate of Robert Hamilton, bit*’ of said county, deceased, applies to me for letters Dismissory from said lutiimiistration. These are tlTorcfiirc to cite and admonish ulf persons concerned Ip be and appear at my ol iiee, and tile their objections, ninny they have) on i* before the Ist Monday in October next, otherwise letters Dismissory will be granted the applicant on that day. THUS. A. WORD, Ordinary, mh B—Gw* OTEEI* PEN,4, at !35 cents per gross, at LE- O V \’si cheap cash Store. / SOfrcHiscioeiils; “V T ALII A BLE LA XT) FOR SALE.*--! oflhrmv ■ • V %mtufin‘ for sale in ('ass cq.i vjfa on JMi’s I Greek, on thro mnbi Ti'iincssi’i rottd, 4 1-2 miles ! above Cartersviije, X> miles frogi Cassvilie, and about. 4 miles from, RowhimFs Springs r fhe above tract; Contains ffifj ceres, about 575 of i •which.are in a high state of cultivation, ns the j present, crop will slant', and 1 think equal to any in the county. About 40 0 acres of the above ■are ‘hottomand rich vailey Thud— the; balance good Upland and the range fine with several cx eellent,-- ncver-fiiliog’ springs. Plantation in good repair, and all. necessary out-buiidjrigs.— Price, low and .terms reasonable. John C. Bonds on the premises or D. F, llihop or Lemuel Dil lard Esq., will take pleasure in showing the > plantation, making known price, teians, Ac. July 1 ‘l—tf JAM MS PONDS. Atlanta Examiner will .please copy and , forward account to this office. : SICHEOxTD ENp.l T I?,EU.- ! 1 \Vtth the view of extending the circu ; lotion of tli<? Rjch jtfixP ExqirmCit in tlie Sonth ! orn States, the Pi'opViotnrs lmve commenced the I issue of a Weekly Paper, which contains all the reading matter of the Daily and Semi-Vv oekiy editions. Wo need say nothing of (bo political charac ter of tbb Kitanipxi) I'ics'qt.iitEH, which is'now what it was half a Century ago. Wo may state that it is the purpose Ait’ the Edi Pit’s so devote all -their energies to the discussion of the issues which Know Nothiugism lias brought before th country. ! Tkums.—Daily Paper, per annum, § 7 flit ; Semi Weekly do o'oo j Y/eeklv, do 2'oo To Cu-bs.-/ For s ! x copies of the Daily, 25 00 do do Semi-weekly, 2"> 00 do do do Weekly, 16 00 For lift,eon copies of . tlie Weekly, 25 00 Address Kitciu'B, Pitvou & Dcxxwaxt, : junc 2k—2l. Richmond, Va. WATER RUNNING UP HILL!! (FATEH EL'S PATENT PREMIUM IMPROVED | Double and Single ,Self-acting • HYDRA Clfv | It AMR, ißth-nlel April 1.0,1.647, for supplying j dwellings ‘or farm houses, villages, rail road stations, Ac.,* with pure running water any ‘lrejght or distance reqiMvd, with from one pint to-20 GALLONS OR MORE RER MINUTE, from a spring or stream, where a. fall of two or more feet can be obtained. The quantity thrown in proportion to the fall and elevation. The undersigned having purchased the right for the counties of Floyd, (Jordon and- Cass, is prepared to furnish and put operation Ihe above • named Rams of “various sizes, adapted to differ ent s'zed springs, which are warranted to give entire satisfaction. Address J. L. CtBSOX, Carters Ville, Ga. junc 28 ts 21 OPTRIT OF THE TIMMS.—A remittance of i > Five Dollars will entitle a subscriber to three gtocl ehgftivhurs and the puper-forotro, year. A remittance of Ten Dollars .will entitle’!! sub scriher to the paper for oneyear, and a complete set of the engravings, (/oh Wm. R. Johnson, of Virginia, the “ Napoleon of the Turf.”— MadTle Augusta, the celebrated Danseuse, in the character of “La Svlphide.” Ripton and Confidence, in their match in h irness/ Boston, Wagner, M,march, Leviathan, Afgyle. Black M iriit, Grey Eagle, Shark, Jledgeiprd, John D.iscOiube, Monmouth Eclipse, and Fashion. JOI'X RIGiIA KIJS, Publisher, July 12—ts No. :> Park Place, N. V. W.fTHNET A FURNITURE ESTABLISH-. \_J MENT, lUi,i4i-t'etU?i'&u-. —The uudersigned have just (i ni si iad anew and spacious shop, and are now prepared t<-fill all Orders for Furniture and everything else in their line, ns promptly and on as good terms as any other establishment in the country. They keep constantly on hand, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Safes, Bedsteads, Centre Tables, Book-cases, Ac., Ac. They are also pre pared to mninifaet lire panel doors, window sash, Venet ian blinds, Ac., at short not ice and on good terms. -Persons wishing to buy will do well-1- J call on us, before purchasing. LOVELESS & JOHNSON. July 12—22-ts \ J EmCAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.—At .it I .(Justs, July (Ith, I‘-'ss. —Tire twenty-fourth Course of Lectures m this Institution will com mence the first Monday in November next. FAct; l t y : Anatomy— G. if. NEWTON, If. IK Surgery— L. A. 1)1'(IA <„.!/. 1). Chemlstj-v and Pharmacy— A. ATEA.NN, 2f. D. . \ \ MaWia Jiedica, Therapeutic* and died. Ju rispyudence —/ /’• OARCLY, J/. J). Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman and Li mits— ./• A. EVE, xr. D. PhYsiologv and Pathological Anatomy— lT. i : J!. MIL I.EE, M. J). Institutes and Practice of J/edieme— l. I). fore, M. ]>. Surgical, Comparative and ..l/icroscopical An atomy—ll. CAMEIIELL, ,!/. ]>. Assistant Deiu.ivsiiv.for—,S- If SIAIMOjfS, M. If Prosector of to Professor of Surgery— NUllJ- All J!ARRIS, V /.• Clinical Lei-tui'es will be delivered rogidar’v at the City Hospital, and ample opportunities will he afforded for the study of Practical Anat omy. Fees for the.entire Course. $lO5 00 J/itriculat.ion Ticket (to be taken once.) 500 For further particulars, apply to July 2G —At. G. M. NEWTON, Dean. pASS-yiLLH open VC the hth inst. Tuition.;qnir session of twenty i one weeks. The LangtTftgt s, higher branches of Mathema tics, Mental and Moral Philosophy( .'fllljio Arithmetic Geography Ac. ‘ 12,00 Reading. Wilting and Spelling, spu) It, is desirable that the pupils enter at the opening of the session. *A. F. YfORUMLL. July 5. HENRY VERNON,-or THK DREAM. Bt A Gnomsr.vx.—Tills is 1 lie title of si Ro mance now in processof completion, which will be issued iii two numbers on the Ist and loth of J Iy, 1 Son. The scenes are laid mainly in the United Slates, England and Spain. The work Will be printed on pure white paper with new type and will equal in ‘quantity of matter an ordinary sized Duodecimo volume of 30f>- pages. It will bepronlptly issuedand iorWard ed to all who wilt send their orders accompanied with the cash. Tennis.—Single copy, (Tiro To Ultibß of 3 or more, (/n r < ‘ ‘ Aii Jli-hTittamr* Must be tnfafe in, bills or chinas, an<l m t in Posl-Chßer Stain r*. Md dress “ JAMES M. HMYTHE, jnne 28 — Ivy Au<yuntil, (hi. k'Z&L-'’ rpUOUT HOUSE.—The mv si•*- derslgned beys to inform the citizens of Atlanta- arid the -travelling public that this su perb cstablislmicnt is now open for the accom modation of Hoarders ami Transient persons. The House, gad furniture being entirely new, Rooms well Venf.il la tod, Halls la rye ami airv, the •Subscribin’hopes bv constant attention to the wants of his guests, to make his Horfser an d sirahle to the traveller, and merit a share of public patronage. AARON GAGE,- Proprietor. Atlanta, Feb. lil if T RENTAL NOTICE;—The sub- ! I fYyArF’ -n Aa I / seribers respect fully inform j -f • TT-Lrthe citizens of ('assvillc (hat they j intend'locating here with a view to becoming ! perinauent citizens for (he space of live years or j more. They hope, by close attention to their I profession, to beennbiod togivc that satisfaction ! which the public demand, and to merit a share ‘ of the liberal put milage hitherto bestowed here. | All jobs,.such as Hugging, Mounting teeth on | gold plate, Ac.,- warranted, (dose attention will | be paid to children’s teeth, when desired. COHR A MOSEEKV, Jan. 2<>- ts Surgeon Dentists. nR. T. M. ALSTOM, respectfully offers Ins ) I’rofessioiial Services to the Htiblic. lie j may he found, when not professionally e ll rr a g ed, at, Mr. Brown’s Hotel, or in his ofiiee, ni Morganlon, Fannin county, (hi. Special alien-- tioii will be puid,to all e;ills in Ids line of pruc tie;'. Mnrg.intnn, Georgia, may 17.—1 y. .. AT CAttTEHSYILIE, Sko.l J. H WntTß, respect fully infirm* (be citizens o( Cuss and surround ing counties that lie lias locate?! in Cartcrsvillc and will attend promptly to all orders in the i line of /’/.. I s T/./F/XO. All work warranted. 1 may 17, 1855 ly .f rftixrToxi j f|M IU Subscribers respect fully inform their ‘ 1 customers and friends, (hat they have re* moved their stock of Dry (hinds, f'lothiny, hr. to the Store hoo.-o formerly occupied bv jfessrs! Hatton ,t Hhunn, “ ‘ I Hlßfkf’TlßUlU; A DAViDSOV. j C iUtoVille, Jau lii JLccjol AFS SHERIFF FFUdih’. -Will be sold be- J \J fore the court house door in the town ol Cuftsvillc, bt'tweJp-the legal hours of sale, on the first. Tuesday m Hept’r next, the’ following property, to-u it: One on to Satisfy n (i. fa. from Cass .Superior court, in favor of Llgoii A Leake, who sue for the ’use of P. W, A J. P. Force, vs. Francis M. Randall. One lot (.f land, No. 14-2, in the 22d (list, nnd 2d sec.; Icvie 1 on to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor t f James Vaughan, vs. Solomon Taylor. Levied ou mid ]•( turned to me by a bailiff. One negro boy, named Jasper, about 15 years old ; levied on to satisfy three fi. fas., in favor of Leake A Howard, and others, vs. \\ iirtam P. Leake. Property pointed out by plaintiff. One house aiid lot in Carter.-:ville, known as the residence of defendant; L vied on ’to s..l;sfv a ti. fa. issued from Cass superior Coin t, in f -of Thus. J. Verderey, vs. J tm- -P. l’eid. One half of lot of land No. inthe i-Jli district and Jhl section. Also, fraction of lot No. 28, in said d.strict. Also, one house nnd lot. in the town of Adairsv.iie, known as li:,- jdace whereß. W. Wilson now !iv s. Also, or.e sorrel ltorse four years old, lev e.l on 1 > s-.l sly a (i. fa. in favor of Burras Joins vs. P. 11. C. Bomar and Samuel Mellow, property pointed out by B. li. C. Botnar. Lots of J.arnl Nos. ] 108 and 11 1 :, in the 171 li district and 3d section, levied on to sit.sfv a li. fa. from tile Superior court in fiv- r of Wiliian, 11. White, against I'erley I'i.rd, j roperly point ed hut by Plaiiitiff’s Alt,ornev. o;ie bay mare, 11 years old, and -’n cords of wood: levied on to saf-isfv a fi. fa. fr. in the Inferior Court,.in favor of Hugh Mci/n, vs. W. X. Sherman and John C. Aytixd:, security.- Levied on as fhejjiropet t v of s (ol Sir -: man. Two hedsj 2 matrasses, 2 bed-'e.o!-, i-j jiai ’m chairs, l pnrlor tabic, levied on in snli-li i !:. fe. issued from the Superior court i.f ('ass county, in favor of John F. Marlin vs. Henry J. Arnold. One cream colored in,ire aed colt, -fev e<: on to satisfy an cxccnlion issued from Cass Su perior court, in favor of .William Solomon vs. Lewis DickcrSon, maker, and William Gmdd srnithand James (J. Uevis endorsei s, lev’ed on m the property :of s'a-id Dickerson, and pointed out by William Gonhlsmitli, endorser. One half of No. (35, and one fraction lot No. 23, in the lath and 3d sections. Also, one house and lot in the town of Ad.iirsvulle, where” Benjamin Wilson now lives, No. not known.— Also, one mule, levied on to satisfy alb fa. from Cass Superior court, in favor of li. V. Johnson, Governor vs. Elias G. Scott, James A. Scoff, Burrell li. Bomar and Charles A. ILmiiitmi. aug2—tds. M. A. BROWN, Si.’id Mortgage sheriff sales.-.-///* m JO'Ht T'Ktt'hijj in kSVyaV/.-P/x/v Two negro men, Ned and Cain, about ;;u vears old each: levied on to satisfy.a Mortage lb fi. in fivor o; Thomas G. B.it rou vs. J(nalh.(o Whites dcs. : — I‘ropertv specified in said Moi-tg-ure. July 12—td.— E. A BROW N ; Siurff. /'_~l EOItGIA CASS COUNTY. - -AYm.m~s, Us Robert X. Kerr niuLLVia rt Hood, Execu tors of tlie last AVill and Tcstanient of Mum Kerr, deceased, apply to me for letters Oismis sorv from said Executorship. These are-therefor to cite and ndmoni.-di ali persons concerned, to be, unci appear at -,,iy ot -•fice within the time prescribed b.v law, and dhow Cause, < if any exist,), why said letter should ;m.t be granted the said applicaiits. Given umle.r my hand at office, Jnlv Htli 1855. Thomas a. ayord, J (Gy 12—3'ul. _ Ordinary. p KORG.IA, GITAIEK COUXTY.—M'bereas vT Stephen Smith applies to me’for letters . t ad ministration upon the estate of George Smith late of said.county, deceased. These are therefore to c ; te and admonish all and singular, the kindred-and cred tors of sabi deceased to he and appear at my office wiiliin tlie time prescr.bod by Jaw, to show cause, i any they have, why said letters should not la granted. Given under my hand at office, July r.d.TS.V. j illy 12—3vd M. G BEER, Onlinarv. ■ A DM 1 XiSTRATOR’S SHEE.—Agreeably to xJL an order of the Ordinary of Pulaski coun ty, granting leave to sell all'tlie real t state ot the late. Nathan N. Lester, ilecensod, will he sold in the town of o',issvillc,_ Cass county before the Court House doc.r in said county,'on thhlirs! Tuesday in in Septcndief next, the following lots of land : No. 28, in the Tjitii distHct, amlrd section ; No. 2q7, in tlie 10th district and ;.d sec tion, all being in ,the county of .Cass, sold f,r the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said decens ed. Terms made known am the diw of safe Jr !y;Hh, 1855. C. M. BOZEMAN, Adm’r, july 12—tds Re bannit nun. A EMIN ISTRATOII ’8- SALE.—By virtue o! / an dialer trom the Ordinary otCass eoiio ty, will be sold in the town of Cissv lie on the first Tuesday in Sept’r next, between the legal hours ot s;de: one lot of laud No Ti"-, Iviiiy in the 21st. dist, and 2d section of said county, aU sold as the property of Wm. Smithson, <!••- ceased, for the bencht of the heirs and creditors ofsaid deceased. Terms outlie day of sale. E. F. .SMITHSON, .t.dm’r. ELIZABETH SMITHSON, Sdm’i. may ,T— tds ADAH Ni STR A TOR'S SA LL.—Wgi‘ee:dd vT, . an order from the'ordinary of Oasseoui.tv, will be sold before the Court House door in th town of Cassville, on the first Tuesday in Sept, next, between the legal hours of sale, one negro girl Mary, about sixteen years OH, belonging to i the estate of Mary Milam, deceased, amt sold tor tlfe benefit of the hears ami creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. This <lth dav of July, l ey., WILLIAM H. MILAM, Ordinary. July 12—tds 4 DM IXTSTE ATOM'S SALE.—A green I’d v In J\. an order from the Ordinary of O.tss count v will be sold before the court house door in the town of Cassville, on the first ‘Tuesday in Sep tember licit, negro boy ‘(Ned) about* fomkeeu years old, said boy sold as the property of Wil liam C. Guyton, deceased, for the benefit of Hie heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of s (V July Hi—tds W. T. SMlTllf Adm’V. f EXECUTORS’ SALK.—The mid T.Sgu.ed, cx- J ecu tor* dt the last will and resta incut ot Col. ‘William Hardin, deceased, offer lor sale in accordance with flu* provisions ot sain! \v il: That valuable plttnt.at.iou ’upon the Etowah j river, in Cass county; on v.Leh the ‘deceased ! | resided ai the time of Ids death, coasting of i j about eight.hundred’ acres. This is one oft he 1 most desioibje and one of flic very hast farni.s'l iu this county. ThefeitVc somo three hundred | j acres or more of cleared land, .am! in a If of ( j state of cultivation, \\':fh a good dwTling, ,mi j houses, gin lidlisp and barn, ad of which are in I j good repair, most of tlieni new. .Til's is the j best tarin in Cass euiintv, which can lie pur ! chased at a reasoitiible price, j Vi e oiler, also, the tract, consisting of one ) ; hundred and sixty acres, situated near tin* )}>*- j day/ <(’ .U&rTAio Hail ptmJ, in the immednle ’ neighborhodd. of Kingston. | For Etc greater portion ot the ’purchase mon ey, terms can he made easy. ‘* JAMES MILNER, 1 , j/ 28 M. A. HARDIN, , r ‘ x rs /N F.ORGTA GASS COUNTY.- WNkiuus, VI ‘ Robert (J. Tomlin, administrator on tie. ; estate ol Burney F. George, dercifsed. apjitiesto J mo for letters disnt.ssory troin.sa'.id aitniinistr..- j tion. Those, tire theretbre fn (ete and admonish all persons concerned, to tile then- objections, it any exist, otherwise letters dltmissorv will be granted the'applieant on the second’ .Monday in January next, (fiien wilder my hand at other, this 281 h (lav of June, i5..5. THOS. A. WORD, Ordinary. July J —22 Vim j / t KORGIA CASH COUNTV.- -iVtiKURCs, j VI Abraham 11. Moore, \ >for>, Fit-11l teetnhu’ntt’ or/ttn.. (in (be estsiw i>f - George M. Stovall, deceased., applies to ino I’ r leilns dis'iiiissorv from said adm in ini ration. These are therefore to cite .and admonish nil persons concerned, to li'etheir objections. ifVnx lino lia\e, otherwise letters (I smissoi \ will to granted the applicant on the second M'omhv in •binary next. Given under my li.'.nd at ojfiee, tins 28th day of June, iSSo. . , . Til OS. A. VrOltl'V Ordinary july 22-3 m r H nmutlvß alter dale., application will he I m ije in tin’ Onlinary of Cass oouniv, lor Jvßivu so soil the Ke il Kstato of ;SU’j>hen Stono, ! late of s:ii<! cuutv, (Kwiscil 1 WILLIAM 8. JOLLY, Adm’r. July 5,1 5,50. f months after date 1 will make npplic i- I tion lo tin’ Ordinary of Gilmer county lor leave to sell the real cstoto ('l’ Jonathan Cox, deceased, late of said county, fir the beiiitit. i.f the heirs and creditor-, july o 2in t IVM. ('OX, Aduv’r. in.a. vas.; T TJ 7/Y > fax pm; por TO THE J’ATBOXF OF PHuny i >av is* \’.i:(j!iTA(jjjh Vain JvlU>kk. rvWING to the large amount of C. urn forfeit / Pain Iv.iler put up and sold as genuine by o.(principled nieii we have been obliged to lv soi t to very expensive measures to protect otir e! ves ’acuiiiai ilv, and tin- [inliLc li'om great njurv, !>v buying and Using their wortliies,-. -('eti.i.-rf ‘is.— Th> comiriratlve plain and simple style in which our I’ain Killer has been put up, ii Is mad • it Wry easy for those disposed, to im i lie it veil siiyeeSsluily, so far as its external a [ipear.iuwe, in style oi led tie, label and-color of :!ie article ; but we need m l say that the gum o.uiml is a m serahhv li'thv production, ami eal •u'at.ed to do great injur\ to (hose who night, •:se it with coiilideiiee ill it. they have been ac eusituued to use tlie genuine J’am Killer. Pal tii s whose bus in ss it is 1u e> unteffeit vahiablo preparations, do ii in so secret a manner, that t ks almost useless to attempt to punish tlioin— -I>y legal measures, as it is difficult, and we might sav impossible to br’ng proof home to them. ’Cons,(hring. the great difficulty in protecting utrscives and the public b( j I’osecut ngpiirt’cs,- we li.ive been t • a very great expense in g*U.ng up a finely ext cited. ETERI. ENOUNCED TAB El, ri nr lad ties. AVc also attach to our bottles x .•steel Engraved Note of ifamf, which we issuo is our (Jil’g: i am, and to counterfeit winch fit held to be forg rv by the laws of the United •states, and which purCos wifi not dare attempt to do. The great expense attending tlie getting up and print.i:g of these labels wili prevent th itempt to cou'.t. if ‘t, thus si eui fng to ihe pub lic that the article lb y purchase is’ ilie genuine i'err.v Davis’ Pam.K/iler, munul'aclured by I’ei "v Da vis A Son, Sole Proprietors. The Pain Keller will be put up in anew style if p uuH'l botlle, with the words, I)A TIN VEGETABLE .RAIN ETHER r blown in the Glass. Wo h ve and scontinued tho use of the thirty s veil and a half Cent hottlys, -ml ilow put up only four sizes, viz t at 12 1-2, 25, 50 Cents ami Id CO per bottle. \Ye have also a very tine Engraving on StonA, hr tlie Box labels, spreiiying tlie gouteiits of tlie A.ix, where hml by whom manula'etured, Ac.— \Ve have also added to our pamphlet of direC . an is and. (iei tl iicates, a cover beautifully tinish ;l, presenting on the first page a very excellent keness of Perry Dav s, theor’ghui! mveotor of -be Pain Killer. The bottle labels,,and one la (."1 on each ht.V, b,s also a coirett likeness of i’erry Davis, wlreh it will Le impossiblu to 20 intel'i’e t SUCCeSsftvJly. \S e b .ve been to Cos s expense, that the public night have perfect eontid.-nce that they wore getting the genuine article wbgn they buy bot i!e as above descs bkal. To limse who have so iimgeft used and jir. v-al the merits of our arti cle, we would say that we ..shall cont inue to pre pare .our Pain Killer of the best and purest uw aeriais and that it slid! lx: every way worthy of their upp. obatioti as a fanrilv medicine. PERRY DA VES A SON. Proridehce, R. 1., Jn'y Jst, 1855. Beware of Conn OrfCiU pn-t up in th* OU ‘tjfle o( Bottles, as the. Southern Xtale*!ixc Hood ed with vile : 11 :.t: 1 1ioi's, such as DY, Roth’s Pain Kil'er, l>r. Davis’ Pain KiTJer, Me. Brown’s Pain Killer, M.ssisippi Pain K. JU-r, I‘urchaso lone but Perry P.tv / Vegetable Jbtin Killer, pilt Up as atiov • desef bed.- Sold by J. D. OaVpeirfoH C’.ssviHe, G.i., J. A. .t S. Erwin C.tv'.crsvoUa Sm t,h& Ezzard, Atlan ta ; J. 11. P. Siru keif-id, Caßrnoi ; B.utoH, ‘al ter A Cos. ami Clarke, WTlis A DnlL.se, Au rust.a ; Jolyi it Moore-A. Co-, Jas.-M, Gainer A Cos,, S. I). Bf ::.C.'\ A Cos., James 11. Carter A •Cos. S iv liimih, ‘and by Drugg'sts and Medicine lonicr ■ g-iiefailyY 22 —fy IT ISBN KKRONUOUS IDK.-l that ilis'easo 1 cannot be cur'd except by taking large quali ties of mcd.eines into the stomach, in a great mmy cases of w h'eh much in jnri/ is done, ul .lmiigh lhe in point tie actually cured.— File easts of the stomach-by continued use of aauseaiHg mixtures, freqn.aUly become so much disordered (h it the ilioi-iiivi/'nlie/lan is xerimii !/ iitjim- f --M¥u result -of wlii'cli is dyspepsia, tei Voiisiicss, ebolics, alt laiate d'aimtn and co.\- Lveiu ss, il ifwlfaice, leghtmcre, etc, t<*. tVodld t not titeref ire, lie ‘very ilesirnble to possess a .vmedy. wlf eh-being appiicl • xtn ina // would j •xi .1 ■ the absorbents to incrcaseil action, and j .tins e ntv otr thoiie;ii this medium, the de •'Uirlmts-'jir'iic-pb’ w’n ih is the iUrrr l nett* <* of ! he and seaso? Suveiv the safest means lo efteefc ! lie d\s red end. Th".a!mo.-,t sup. rhiimiui cures j ibiaued by the Arab :i physic a; s in Hie days ot j ‘til were inanity cths-Ud by ite- course ot tiaal uiajt, ami the ingredients nfwliieli 11. G. F,lll 'Ll.l,’S ('ie''i:i;\ri:V) L'iximkNt, is •amp sed, are exirat’ied from r ire puinis pi - eiiLiir to A r..bla. Til's greaV I Juimcnt *( wbieti s imv, to lie ii al oi ni-isi repv< table drugg.sts m 1 nicrcli mts i’> every f.avn in the United ‘tales is J : 1 1 v eif ‘'t og enres wli.th sotoned br voiel iiie power el mod cine to control cott mmptioii, IWVmebltis and liver complaints in ibeir first stages, fiet vnris affei tarns, indlgi'stio*, j id ‘.rgoiiicut of 11. ■ spies;:, scrofulous tumors, | .'uit'iv, i te., etc., are li\i;uenl’y cured, and o - i cmj< reheved by its ifse,. It is unsurpassed os j m anodyne -iv'.i \ ug Seveie |ulns in a f\v j uimitcs uffet’ its app! eafon, it soothes the irri vte'l nerves, aim} pixwluees Hi t deligjitfn! Ir.m ----( ’(U.'.iity so grifefuß to the nervous i B'.r lins, fipvises,. wound-., burns, sore tbroift,. J chilblains, rheumatism; smii pain, etc., etc., are qe'cilily cured by for nearly all ailments j a hor-es “i-(ni'rtle, re,pi l ing ini exJeßm.l appl - li'itaon, :t is an etKctnd ivtucdy{ Tin 7 oil hi‘filin’ A .V-.’ The public are e lutioucd ag i.nsl another mini I 1-ertolt,. which has lately m :de its appearance, ’ ■ailedW. It. Farrell's ‘rrdwm Lhr.mcnt, ’ tho !■ nosl dangerous ofaH tbc'Counti'i'fi'its, bicmso h : s having i .iv none ol k'atrell, many wdl buy :t- in good faith, w .tliout the knowledge tlvt a coiioterf'it exist, irinrf!?u-v nil! peril ipsonly ds •eoi'er llieii error -m !ie.u Hie spurious mixture lias a” light its evil elleC-ts. Tii ■ g-enu-iiie aw ele is tnamif.ictured only l>v 11. G, Farrell; a4einvettlor and (iri'pricfor, and vvlielcsale druggist, No. 17 M pu stpeet, l’eoria, lil ifto’s, ti) whom ail applications Ibp Mgencies must be addressed. Be sure you gel it with the letters 11. G. before Farce L’s, ihus 11. ti.l'.lß. KELL H— and Ins s gic.itureon (lie wrapper, all oi hers are counters • is. Sold by J. I). C.uii'K.vn:!:, Cassville (la. md bv tin’ regularly authorial (l agents tlhmgll •>ut. tin* L’nited St lies, ■ Brice ‘25 am! no cents, and 4.1. per bottle. • Igeiies wanted in every fow.i, V l!ag> and Irunk't. in the United Smtes, in w hich one is lint, lire civ established. fddress 11. (. Farrell as loovc, n(*c,)uipij|ied with good reference elu’raeti'r, h'spoHslbibt.v, Ac.. June 21 It. r FO FARMV.RS AND I’I.ANTLRS. A. A J. 1 1.. Hill. s>rc imiv receiving a superior lot ot Negro’Sinn's, Negro Klapkels and Kerseys, 0 .liabiv .',s r Shirtings, Trunks, Ac., for the mil iud whiten’ trade, v\.h > h they are \.ifering /,oc ,/'{/• lh -7, or on sib rt time. Farmers or others w ishing In pireh is:'siißU articles will (to well lo give us a call and examine prices, for we will !i ive them on hand and intend to sell. All that w o ask is that you w ill call and examine for worse!v. ‘■ vast ot the court house. Gue.svi%,.Ggt 27 f r>l GLHTGKB WDGRLDiTORS. \|l,„. r . fi ‘o'is indebted to lb..'eslwt ,of ii. M. I.nu” i.d.'of Gass Gioquiy, deceits."!, arc requested til come forward and set tie, and all pcYsons I. ivicg dcm iniis iig iitist said estate will present, theuv in oti • form of law. UOB’T RI’SSLI.L, Admr. jnue 21—‘Jt'-fiw MILM.R .(• ALSABROOK. Aitohmivs it Mira,i “, ,>■>. Hraeliec in tho (oinila - n| t moil, I lnnin, G liner and Hick • cms. James Milne, ( as. ville; J. L. Alsabnaik, Morgi'.uton. may 17, 1855- -ly