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GORDON COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALES be sold before the Court House WWj door, in the Town of CALHOUN, Gordon County. Ga., within the legal hourai of sail, on the First Tuesday in / October nes, the following property, to wit: Lot of land 64 in the 24ih Disc, and 2d Section, levied on as the property oj Geo V Ballew to salisft two I list ice Court fi f/s issued from the 794'h Gist. G. M. of jic.keits county in favor of John A Burch sG W Ballew for “die- purchase money. Levied and returned to me by John Smith IC. Also, one sorrel horse some six years old, and one buggy and harness, and one house and lot in the town of Calhoun levied on as the property of J I) Phillips to satisfy ane fi fa in favor of Sams, Sel man <fe Cos., and one fi fa in favor ot Ruth A M Nelson vs Phillips & Wylie and j conlrolled to G J Fain and other fi fas vs I said defendants and pointed out by G J Fain. Also, one negro woman of dark com plexion some forty years of age bv the of Jenny, and one buggy and har ness levied on as the property of D G Wy ■ lie to satisfy one fi fa in favor of R A M Nelson vs Phillips & Wylie and other fi fas vs said defendants and pointed out by G J Fain plffs attv. Also, one lot or parcel of land in the the 6th Dist. and 3d Section and known as the defendant’s residence, containing one hundred and sixty acres more or Imw levied on as the property of P M P Pie son to satisfy one fi fa in favor of N T Bridges vs P M Pieson maker and J Q Bozeman endorser and pointed out by Col A Johnson plffs atty. Also, one sorrel horse some five years of nge. one buggy and harness and one yoke of steers and one ox wagon levied on s the property of Jas H B Shackelford to satisfy one ff fa in favor of Sams. Camp & Cos., vs said Shackelford and pointed out by and other fi fas vs Slid defendant. Also, all the right, title aud interest that Washington Tims hrs in and to loi of land No 149 in the 15th Dist. and 3d Sent lev ied on as the property of said Tims to sat isfy sundry Justice court fi las, one Love less dt Gh Iston vs said Tims Levied and returned to me bp Jesse Morrow, L. C. Sept. 3d, 1859. E D. HUDGINS, Sti ff. S. 1. KING, Dep. Sh’ff. Postponed One negro woman by the name of Sul ly, of dark complexion, some sixty years old, and one lot in the town of Calhoun, cantaining some fifty feet front and one hundred feet back, more or less, and known as the blacksmith shop house and lot of derendant; being part of the lot now occupied by Ii N White, levied on as the propert.v of Newton NlcDill to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa issued from Forsyth county in favor of Jacob Strickland and Thomas W Connallv lix’ra vs Newton McDill and V 13 Shelton principal and Hanson Tiddor Seem it r on appeal, and pointed out by pi ft’s atty, and sutuln other fi fas ys said defendants. Also, Two hundred acres of land more or less in the 14lh Dist. and 3d Sect., and being part, oflot No 91 ami some parts of lots the Nos not known but. known as the defendant’s plantation lying on both side of the Oostaiiiinla river with all he im provements on the same levied on h< the propelrv of Stephen MoDiiinis to satisfy ’tindiy ft fas, one in favor of the Ordina ry of Forsyth county fur the use of ‘A et sier, Coffey, Cardiac it -., vs Newton Mo- Dill principal and Stephen McGinnis ami suinliy other fi fas vs said and. fondants. Also, ’..ot of hul l N” 80 in the 14th Dist.it 3d Sect., !i-v ied on as the property of Samuel Simpson to satisfy two Justice's Court, ti fas in favor of Sams, camp it Cos and other ts fas in my hafids vs said de fendants and returned to me by 13 Bar ron, L C. Also, One house and lot in the town of Cal houn with all the improvements on the same known as the defendant’s former residence and now occupied by Mr. Con ley, containing one acre more or less, lev ied on as the property of I Me Dunn to satisfy one Inferior Court fi fa in favor of Cloud & Shackelford for the use of John W Shackelford vs I Me Dunn and E II Sasseeti security on stay of Execution and other fi fas vs said Dunn. Appointments. JAMES H B SHACKELFORD, hide. pendent Democratic candidate for Congress, will address his fellow-citizeus at the times and places following: Summerville Thursday, September Bth. Rome, Friday, do 9th Cave Spring, Saturday. do 10th. Cedar Town, Monday, d <’ ]2lh 6ot.an*a, Tuesday, do 13tn. Dallas. Wednesday. do Uth Cassville. Thursday, do 151, Alpharetta, Monday. do 19lii /Canton, Tuesday. do 20th jasper Wednesday, do 21st JEHijay. Thursday. do 22m1. Morgauton. Friday. do 23d. jCellkhui. Monday, do 20 th Ringgold, Tuesday, do 27th Trenton, Wednesday, do 28th, dprl.eg Place, Satuiday. October Ist inept 6th. 1859 Notice. TWO nonths after cate application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Gprdon county for leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of John L. Scott, deceased. Sept. Bth, 1869. JOHN W. BOWDOIN, Ad’mr. Thos. M. Compton, CASSVILLE, GJI A Q-EIIIT °f l, *e Bank of the State of South Carolina, will tituke advances on Traduce, sell Exoliitnge on Charleston and New York, and attend 1! business usually transaoted by Hunk Agents. Dee. 16, IH6H. nlMvuM ly ~JO~BLANKS l BLANKS! I THE JVEfY CHEAP CASH STORE I OF HERI 1110. HAVE RECEIVED THEIR NEW STOCK OF Fall & Winter GOODS. Purchasers of Goods will find in cur FALL OPENING Everything that is new and desirable for the present and coming season. We have made ! our selections from the choicest stock m the Eastern cities and know that it cannot be ’ excelled We are now prepared to offer GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER—TO DEFY ANY OPPOSITION. Our stock of Dry Goods is large and well selected; consisting of Ladies Bress Goods, Lobe a leg, Kobe ft quill.-', Merimoes. . hits Goo*s, Cloalis Chenille Shawls, Bonnets* Eibbcnr. etc, etc. Oi'O D ME-TICS, as I Calicoes. Oenahurghs, Brown and line Muslin, Sheeting, Table cloth. Linen, Crash, Carpets, Flannels, Blankets, Etc., Etc. —oo — AND BOOTS; The cheapest and largest assortment ever has been offered in this city. CLOTHING for rjontlemen and boys wear, ready made in the finest aud most fashionable style, can be f mnd at our Emporium. GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, as Bl’k OaSMiiu ie% Fiinc\ do ’ J i. ■ . Ci avals. • Neckties, <•„ Etc. Fancy Goods. JewEry, Tranks, Saddles, etc., etc., too majay -to mention. Grateful to our numerous friends and cus ■ m rs for past favors, we ask a coatin’ fttion of the same, and invite all to come and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere, as it is a pleasure to show them at all time . HERZBERG & BRO. Calhoun, Ga . September Bth, 1859. v0!5u04 ly GEORGIA’ Gordon Couuty, To the Clerk of the Inferior Court of said county. Ambrose B. King of the 98Gth Dist. G M., tolle before me three estrays taken up upon the freehold of him, the said Ambrose B. King, in said comity and District, viz: One a gray supposed to be four years old, lftme in the left shoulder, appr tiscd hy J W. Hill and E. A. Sleekier, freeholders, to be worth Forty Dollars One a black sup posed to be two years old. appraised by the same persons to be worth ifty Dollars.— The jMkrrel with a small star in the forehead, hippec in lt,x -*.**--Vy*. supposed to be one year old. appraised by luv r _ persons to be worth ‘I en Dollars. Given under my hand and official signa ture, this 3tith day of august 1859. I N BUCKNER J P A true transcript from the F.str v Book. Sept. 3d 1850. J, B 1U HARDS. <Tk ! LOOK EIE.eT 1)0 YOU WANT TO BUY AN EX ELLEN TRACT OK LAND NEAi CALIIOIL* ? f lIIIERE i 570 acres ii this Tract un tamiiin some of the beat upland in the State. Oa it >h a comfortable dwelling, with all necessary out buitdinga, about 1 1-2 miles from Calhoun There is also a fine spring and a good well near the dwelling As an evidence of the health of the place, out of about 75 persons living on it for some years, there was not a case of sickness. For furth er apply to W. II BAILEY, or to W. V. WESTER, Kd r Platform. Calhoun, Georgia. aug 25.1859.v01f>n2tf HOLD ON _ A LITTLE LONGER! HAVIN'* a vi will'll so well, the under aigned him cvtu’lu'led to remain iu Calhoun i a few wevki langur. Gome and have the 1 fretiline** of the ioiko preserved, ere the (lower dvenje. Remember to call In soon | at the Anil>i'utv|in Hainan of R. P. NEAL lug. 26th, lb.’an vol6uoi!ll 1 i:*- *Jol> woik iHHilly •xt'outtki litre* I Wsr on the Abolitionists! ‘nnH SOUTHERN MOM- I TOR, permanently located in the North, keeps up its fire on the Abolitionists. The Monitor is an Eight page paper, and gives the latest and most interesting details of the FOREIGN NEWS. It is, besides, a Family Journal, containing Stories, Essays, Poetry, &c., N.c. Subscription— Tn Ad vance. For Monitor alone, §1 00. “ “ and two illustra ted B nks ‘ \\ ild Wb-tkrn Scenes” and ,l >Vak Path,” S2 00. P ijj on he books will bo paid ti, tht Publisher of the S. M. A tiiess J. B JONES, Editor Southern Monitor, Philu., Pa. August 18th, 1850. ly THE MORGAN STALLION, CLIVE, WILL make his Fall c ea*on near Kings ton aud Ga.houti, commencing S**p* tembp Ist, and ending November Ist. For terms pply to Geo. W. Carey, at CaN houn, or to the groom, W. H HOIMKS. • Sept. Ist, 4t3 at Kingston. Georgia. Gordon County. ! WHEREAS W. >V. (ireoi applies to me ’ for letter* of (iunrdinn*liip over the portion 1 anil property of Win A. Norton, orphau of I l'liounis Norton deoeaaeti: Tliomi are, therefore, to cite ami ad moniah, all perMi'in concerned, to he mnl appear Ht my office within the time pre scribed In Ihw, and tile their objection*, if any they have, why *hul letter* aluinld | not lie granted (iiven under till hand and ollh lal aig nature tin* Sept, it, IN,MI. S, It. WYIJK, Ordinary *ept IHt 1860 void no >1 40dt GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY For the benefit ot the Monticello Union ACADEMY, OF JASPER COUNTY, GEOP.GI4. Authorized by Special Act of the IXGISLA.T7.rag: 25,828 Prizes. More'than ONE PRIZE to every Two Tickets. M’KINNEY & C 0„ I MANAGERS. Capital Prize woo Whole Tickets $lO, Halves $5, Quarters’ $2.50. To be Drawn each SATURDAY IN SEPT V 1R59, IN TIIB City of Savannah, Georgia Class 35 Draws Saturday, Sept. 3. 1859 Class 36 Draws Saturday, Sept; 10,1859 Class 37 Draws Saturday, Stpt. 17, 1859 Class 38 Draws Saturday Sept. 24 1859 MICNIFICENUCHEME. 1 Prize of s*>o,ooo 1 do 20.000 1 do 10.000 1 do 5,000 1 do 4.000 1 do 3.000 1 do 2.000 1 do 1.500 1 do 1,100 5 Prizes of 1.000 are 5.000 10 do 500 are 5.00*1 2 do 400 are 800 2 do 300 are GOO 2 do 200 are 400 50 do 150 are 7,500 100 do 100 are 10,000 100 do 95 ure 9,500 100 do 85 arc 8,500 Approximating Prizes. 4 Prizes of §2OO Ap'ng to SCO.OOO are tftbOO 4 * 150 * <> 20.000 are COO 4 .. 125 .. .. 10.000 .. 500 4 lOO .< .. 5,000 .< 400 8 .. 80 .. .. 4 .tK)O .. 040 8 „ CO .. .. 3.000 ~ 480 8 .. 50 .. .. 2 000 .. 400 8 .< 40 .. .. 1.600 .. 320 400 Prizes of 20 ■. <■ 100 .. S 000 25.000 pi izes of 8 200.000 25 828 Prizes amounting to $866.0-10 Certificate of Packages will lie sold at the follmvinir rafts, wliirJt is the risk: Celtifieate of Packages (f 10 While Tickets, SO') do ,io (Jo 10 Half do 30 do do do 10 Qaai’r do 15 no do do 10 Eighth do 7 50 IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CER TIFICATES. Enclose tin- money to our address for lie tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded hv first mail.— Purchasers can have tickets ending ii am figure they mat designate. The list ot drawn iiuailers and prlz will be sent to purchasers in.inedl.>'<-!- after the drawing, NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS Tltoße who prefer not sending money by mail, can use The Express Companies, whereby money tor Tickets, in i>uiQß ot len Dollars and upwards, can be sent us AY OUR RISK AND EXTENSE, from any city or town where there i> an Ex press Office The momy and order must U enclosed in a Government Post Office Stamp ed Envelope, or the Express Companies cannot receive them All communications strictly confiden tial. Address Orders for Tickets or Certifi cates to McKINPJSY & Cos., SAVANNAH, Ga. Mny 26th, 1859. R. D PHILLIPS.] pVM F BRANTLY PHILLIPS & BRANTLY, GENERAL lIIcUI OflßotJ in Ofnglrwu \ 11R ll t 111 *S Block. 98 BAY STREET, Savannaa, Ga. Fire, Marine, Inhnd and Life INSURANCE Effected at Reasonable Raes in the following First Class Offices: QUAKER CITY (F & 11.) INSURANCE COMPANY of Philadelphia. STATE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY j of New-llavcn FULTON FIRE INTURAiCK COMPANY of New-York LA FAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COM 1 PAN V of I New York. KNICKERBOCKER Lll'l ISHI’RANCE COMPANY of New-York W V. WE TEI. Calhoun, Ga. in Lam I Asettt for (tie lirst; two nauivd, to wit. Quaker City, and State, Ju1y28.1869.v014—u48 Tisk’s Metallic Burial Cases OF all mi, with SILVER, or oommon Mounting For aale |v YOUNG. JACKSON A Cos Itltmks! IHniiks! j s7f/ff I S4CA?O Pay? for a full coures in the Iron City Col lege, the largest, most extensively patron ize! and best organized Commercial School in the United States. 357 Students attending daily, March, 1859 Usual time to complete a full course, from f i to 10 weeks. Every Student, upon graduating, ia guaranteed to be competent to manage the Books of any Business, and qualified to earn a salary of from SSOO to S2OOO. Students ente/ at any time—No Vacation j —Review at pleasure. 51 Premiums for best Penmanship awarded in 1858. Ministers’ Sons received at half price. For Circular and Specimens of Writing, in close two letter stamps, and a Idress F. w. JENKINS, Pittsburgh, Pa. June 30th, 1855/ vol4no4ily Maiden Godfrey “j LIBEL for Dl vs 1 YOROE in Gordon John T. Gourr.r.Y, J Superior Court, April Term, 1859. In this case it appearing to th© sattsfac ; tion of the Court that the defendant is not j a resident of the State of Georgia--It i? tlefore osilered that publication be made in he Democratic Platform occording to law requiting the defendant to appear at the nexi term and plead, an wer or demur or judgment pro cenfenso against him. LEaNBER w. crook, j. ?. g. o. O-.. A true transcript from the minutes of j Court. May 20th, 1859. A B. ECHOLS, Cl’k. j vol 4 n039 GEORGIA* o erdon County. Whereas— Raripon B irnes applies to me rnr tetters Dismissory from Administration on the Es tate ol James a Staten, deceased These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and opj ear at i | my office within the time prescribed by | law, to show cause, if ary they have, why said Letters should not be granted, i , Given under my hand and office this Jus i j ly tith, 1859. S D. WYLIE, Ordnary. I i julv7,lß*9 n4s—6ms II : GEORGIA, Gordon Count,. Whereas: i j Daniel 0. Roberts and W. W. Burch, Ad , ! tuiuistrators of Winston Witcher, applies ; to me for Letters Dhmissory from sa’d Ad j mini-tint’oil. i | These are. therefore, to ite and admon i 1 ish all persons concerned, to be and appear | at my office within the time prescribed by | law. and show cause, if any they have, why i ! said Letters should m-t be granted, ( | Given under my hand at office this Gtb day of July, 1859. 8. D. WYLIE, Ordinary 1 I ju1y7,1859 vol4n4s—6ms GSOBGIA, Q orden County 1 HEREa.S A. IS. Echols, Adminiso V V trator de bor.n non on the Estate of ii Jeremiah Flowers, deceased, applies to me ■orhttcrE of distubsion Item said admins istratiun; lhese are therefore to cite and admon -1 ish, all and singular, the kindred and cied l i itors of said deceits >c, to be uud appear at Imy office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why j said Letters :hould rot be granted. Given under my hand at office this 2J of j May. 185 H. S. D. WYLIE, Ordinary. n36v014-oras THE CELEBRATED COFFEII TOE MITCHELL'S I Patent Metallic Tip, DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR i Eoys'. Youtlis’ and Children's £o o fcs and £ho es. \ X IMIT/'YKMENT has been np .jL |>l’e<i lu lb * and Shoes, bv a saving of expense to the consumer, of two thirds, is realized, by actual experiment. the TIP consists of i piece of copper or other inde* structible material, neatly fastened to the toe of the boat or shoe, formiug a complete protection. Th s invention is now pre sente,l to the public, with the fullest knowledge of its practical utility, having been tested over two years, and is destin ed entirely to supersede the old style, for Children's, Boys’ and Youths’ HOOTS AND SHOES. The importance of this invention will be j readily appreciated, ns it is well known I that children invariably wear out their i boots and shoes’ FIRST At the toe. I and. with this protection, they will upon I an average wear at least two to three times as long as the old style, while the expense j JESJT A TSXrihFl ‘ \ r a v <0 especially applies* ; ole t-’ ‘fi? ers’ Boots, and all occupations : i .subjecting the too of the boot or shoe to be I cut O’ Will'll, .\u rcii.it:ts and the public generally will the importance of obtaining these j goods immediately, as they are destined, | for general use, to supersede all other ■ kinds. The Goods may be obtained of nearly all j tb© w holesale dealers in the principal cities, I or of ihe Subscribers, chase, mckinney & co.. (Owners of the Patent.) Boston, uuglb, 1859, volvul-Gms iuiAuTm7o. | HAY IN . LOCATED IN Calhuux, Ga., offcrti liiit pro iVssionni services to the citizens thereof and-vicinity, in the practice of Physic and Surgery. August 18111, 1859. volSnollv Liberal Offers. “” will semi the I’latforni on# war with sillier ol the following |>nl>iontu>n, at the following raiev:—\Viili Kuieker bfH’kcr M.ieazme, or Goi!t-\'s (,hil\a |{ n>k tdt ,5. Willi 1 V’entoii'x National Mag- H/ine <i.l GO. Willi llie Anielican Cot lon Ihaiild’ it Soil of the Soiitli Jo 75. W’illi Sniilli t'(iiiiilniiiaii J'.’ 60, With the Gelien n FhiiiuT Jg 50. The luotlev inu*t, in nil ciiMai MvcouipHtiy th order for the above, ’ | gifts. SPLEMDIS GI2TPS PIRCIIISEiiS° OF BOOKS. AT THE ORIGINAL : S'.s’,The Only'S -1 liIFT BOOK EYTKItPRIZE; Established in 1854. j| HEAD QUARTERS ? :•=! UNITED STATES, j O c/- : AT T”K 7 f O 11, Publishing House ill p €4. G. EVANS,!H C J 439 CHESTNUT STREET, i? * PHILADELPHIA, PA. j ? ’ CA TALOG VES SENT FREE. | Since I originated the Gift Book Enter- I prise, 1 have repeatedly called the attention | f the public to my large stock and liberal : offer?, to which they have always warmly ! responded, i can now, with more satis- I faction than ever, call atte> tion to my largely increased inducements to purchas ers. Bemg very heavily engaged in pub lishing, I exchange luy own publications for those of other houses, and am enabled to procure all my books at the original cost of making, and thus cm and do supply the in ‘.ferny .it-, lu.uaea i■ I.— ae-P-l in the Gift Book Trado, with their books, chca’psr ; than I/try can procure them from otherpub -1 lisliers I can also, by my heavy pure has- j l ( i of Watches and Jewelry, for cash, furn- 1 ish them with their Gifts at lower rates : than they can buy them from the manufnc ! turers. 11 aving such an advantage in buying, I I can insure my customers better Gilts with | their Books than any other house, and can i give'll:;,- Agents a larger commiision. A valuable Gift will he delivered with each | I Book at the time of sale. Gifts worth 8500, at the lov-il wholesale prices, will be impar ! tiaiiy distributed with every $1,090 worth ! ! ot Books sold. Bend for a Catalogue, which will be mail- \ i ed free to any address, containing the most ; ■ valuable collection of Standard productions in Literature, Philosophy, History, Geog raphy, Travels, and the Sciences, with all ! the favorite works of Fiction and Romance, 1 and every other department of Literature, 1 classified as described below. Send for it, for if you don’t wish to order Books, you will obtain a very valuable Book for refer ence. as it contains ail the desirable books in print, and will cost you nothing. Particular attention is requested to the ; List of my Publications, which will be i found in the latter part of my Classified | ! Catalogue. It contains a large number of ; deservedly popular works, by various au j thors; among which are all of T. S. Ar- j j flair’s best works, well known ns a moral, instructive and pleasing author, interesting j biographies, travels, itc. Classification of Rooks. ! AGRICULTURAL—This department em braces all standard works upon general Agriculture, Cotton Planting, Flowers, Gardening. Farm Implements, Horses, fclieep. Cattle, Bees, &c.. &*c. ALBUMS—Ladies* (a great variety) Floral, Cap Quarto, Roval Cap, Demy Quarto, Autograph, &c. ANN UALS—Annuals for 1859 a large and ► elegant assortment. BIBLES —A splendid assorfnaent of'Pocket. P* w and Family Bibles, iu every style, I from to 8-50. j PRATER BOOKS—A complete assortment. in every form and at all prices, j 111 MN BOOKS—As used by the different denominations. BIUGKAI'IIICAL—Works of Irving, Head” lev, Weems, Sparks, Bancroft, and every i other standard author. * BOTANICAL—By Comstock, Gray. Lin'’ j co’n. Darby, Wood, &c., kc. COOKERY—Receipt and Cook Books, by Mrs. Hale, Leslie, Widdifieid, McKenzie, j Sc. j GERMAN —PtHTtilard German Literature j DICTIONARIES—Webster’s English. Ger man. French, Spanish, Latin Greek Ital ian, Ac. ,ili L:‘lEDIAB—.4il the stan lard authors. ! G£’ -GRAPHICAL—The 1: test and most npptovel School and other Geographies, Maps, and Travelers’ Guides. J GEOLOGY — The works of Hugh Miller, Harris. Hitchcock, Lyell, and others. HISTORICAL—By Prescott. Irving, Ban croft, llobertsou. Hume, Gibbons, Ma canley, and others. j HUMt UOC3—Embraces a World of Fun. i JUVENILE—Every description of Illustra ted Books for Children, j LAW AND MEDICINE—The Standard Works of Otese professions MECHANICAL AND SCIENTIFIC—-The most approved works on Mechanics, Ar chitecture and the exact Sciences. PO! TRY’-- English and American. Octa vo and Literary editions of the Standard Poets. Tccket and Cabinet editions; plain and illustrated, bound in every style to suit the taste of all. ; WORKS OF FICTION—By Scott, Irvirg. Cooper, Dickens, and all the npip roved writers. i SCHOOL AND DLASSICAL, | TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES. GAMES. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. RELIGIOUS, BIBLICAL AND THE i OLOGICAL, MUSICAL AXtn civs TiomVS. ’ xnmTELLOW’SHIP AND free my ; SONRY. AiISCELLANEOUS. --Our Miscellaneous Department embraces everything not in cluded in the above classification, of an in teresting or instructive character, that is in print. SCHEDULE OF GIFTS. Patent English Lever Gold Watches, with tine Gold Hunting Cases SIOO 00 Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watbhes. large size warranfeil good move ments, with fine Gold lluuttng Cases 50 0< ‘ Ladies’ 18k. Case Go?d Lever Watch es. warranted pood timekeepers, with fine Gold Hunting Cases 50 00 Ladies’ 18k. Case Gold Lever Watch es. Open Dial 35 00 Gents’ Silver Lcve: Watches, Hunt ing Cases, 25 00 Gents’ Stiver epiue Watches, Hunt ing Cases. 15 00 Certs’ Silver Lepine Watches, Open Dh.l 12 00 Parlor Time-Pieces, new pattern, warranted, 10 CO Ladies’ Llegant Clack Silk. Dress Patterns, 15 00 Ladies’ elegant Tlaid Silk Dress Patterns, 12 Os Ladies’ I’nmeo Sets, Pin uid Dro[s to match, 15 00 Ladies’ Cameo Sets, Tin aud Drops to match, 10 00 Ladies Mold Uracelets, extra tiuo, leach) 10 00 Ladies’ Gold Uraoelets, Plain or Cu graved Hard. ft A0 Gents’ flulid Gold Vest Chains, uew pattern, 15 00 Ladies’ Guards, or Chatelaine Chums, v< i<rt hi M . Large Gold Spring Z-ockets, with Double Cases. |q qq Large Gold Snap Lockets, with Double Cases, 5 qq Medium size, No. 3, Lockets, with Double Cases, g qq Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with Gobi Peas, f Superior Gold Pens, with Holders and Box, g qq Ladies* Gold Pencils 2 00 Gents’ Heavy Gold Pencils % 60 Gents’ Gold Pens, with Silver Exten sion Pencil 2 OO Ladies Cera!, Garnet, or Turquois Sets 15 00 L-.lutes Aiosmc or Gold Stone Seta 10 00 Lurlies’ Florentine Seta, Pin and Dropa to match 10 00 Ladies’ Jet Seta, Pin and Dropa to match y op Ladies’ £ava .Seta, Tin ond Dropa to match 10 0O Ladies’ Cameo Pins, large size 5 06 Ladies’ da do. medium 800 Ladies’ do do. small 200 Ladies’ Gold Stone /’ina, small 2 50 Ladies’ Box and Glass Miniature Pins 2 00 Laches’ Plain Gold Piua, new pattern 2 60 Ladies’ Plain Ear Drops 2 00 Misses’ do. Gold Pina 1 60 Gents’ Cluster Pina, Opal Centre 2 60 Gents Single Stone I’ins J 60 Gents’ Cameo dr Mosaic Bosom Studs 4 50 Gents’ Engraved Gold 00. do. 2 50 Ger-ts’ Sleeve Buttons 2 60 Ladies’ do. do. 2 00 Ladies’ Pearl Card Cases 6 00 Gents’ Pearl Pocket Kuives, 3 Blades, best quality 1 QO Misses’ Lava Pins 2 60 Gents’ Gold Wateh Keys and Pencils combined 2 99 Gents’ Gold Toothpicks 2 QO Gents’ Gold Rings, with Stone Set ting 2 69 Ladies Gold Bings with Stone Set ting 1 60 Sets Silver Plated Ten Spoons 2 00 Silver-Plated Butter Knives 1 00 Ladies’ or Gents’ Money Purses 60 Gents’ Gold Watch Keys, or Vest Hooks j 50 Ladies’ Florntine Breast Pins 3 .'0 Ladies’Jet Breast Pins g 60 Ladies’ Mosaic Breast Pins 5 00 Ladies’ Cameo Ear Drops 4 60 Misses’ do. do. 260 Misses’ Ear Drops, with Stone Setting 2 tO Misses’ Gold Bracelet, half round band, engraved, 4 00 Ladies’ Gold Bracelet, half round band, engraved, 6 OO Gents’ Scarf Pin 2 CO Gents’ Jet or Floentine Studs 3 00 Gents’ Sleeve Buttons, Jet, Floren tine and Onyx 8 50 Misses’ Gold Stone Sets, Ear Drops aud Pin 6 0O Ladies’ G old Pens, with Holder and Box J 00 Gents’ Cameo Mosaic or Florentine Sleeve Buttons 4 00 Misses’ Neck Chains 8 00 Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated in the above List, varying in val ue from 60 cents to 26 OO Agents Wanted Everywhere. To Agents I can give more liberal in ducemeuts than can be afforded by any other house. In addition to larger commis sions, it is much easier to get subscriber* for my enterprise than any other. The peculiar advantage sre--- A larger Stock and Better Catalogues t* [ select from. A Better Assortment and Quality ofGifta. More Punctuality and Correctness in fill* j ing Orders. By acting ns Ag°nts for me, Persons whisbiug a valuable Library can procure it gratis. Those seeking an easy mothod of earning a livelihood can find it. Any one desiring e good Wateh, can obtain it. For full particulars, send for a Catalogue. My large capital, together with my long experience in the business and consequent lamiliarity with all its details, gives mean almost incalculable advantage over all oth. er parties. All I ask is a trial. Send me an order, and you will be convinced that there is no exaggeration. DO NOT'FORGET TO SEND FOR A CAT ALOGUE. Persons visiting the city, are requeited ! to call aud examine for themselves. G. G. EVANS’ TIE A D QUARTERS, 139 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia, Pa. Branch Stole, 45 Cornhill Boston, Mas*. Special Xtfotice to Book Buyers. As there are parties of donblful respOß. sibility advertising Gift concerns, and some are making many large promises, under fictitious names: without the intention or ability to fulfil them, noping, through the popularity of my enterprise, to deceive and plunder the public, a strict sense of duty compels me to warn all against them. And if any arc deceived and cheated bn them, they should not be so unjust as to condemn me along with them, for they are base ims Stations of an enterprise that has cost me m immense nmouut cf time and money to place in the position which it now occupies, commanding an extensive and increasing trade, approved and endorsed with the most entire freedom and confidence, by th* leading Publishing Houses in the Union, whose letters of approval and endorsement ure in my possession, and will be produced and shown at any time with the greatest pleasure. G. G. EVANS. July 14th 1859. r014n046 6ms Employment. ?50 A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID—An “Agent is wanted in every town and ecunty in the United States to engage in a respectable and easy business, by which the above profits may be certainly realized For further partloulaas, address Dr. J. Henrt Warxcr, corner 12tb Street ABroadway New York City, enclosing one Postage Stamp. July 7th, 1859.—n45 3tns The Bank Question SETTLED. AX.li persons indebted to US for the years 18)7 ana lasß are earn e-tly requested to call at our store and J'rr!c over the CASH. Those who desire to pay us iu produce can do so at the i.ighetl .narket price. It is notour wish to make any of our customers pay COST, but we will he compelled to do so unless prompt settlements are tuado. YOUNG, JACKSON & CO. J in 27 vol 4 no 23 ts. Notice! All persons indebted to Sams A Camp or Sams, Sclinan & Cos. by note or ac count must pay up before the first return day in each Justice Court in this county, also, tlie Inferior or Supotior court notes or arris, m ill bo siicil at our next term of sail, 1 Court. Although it is iiup'oasnre iq is to sue our filoluls, yet we must u*>a •ui money ami will ilojiist whs 1 • SAMs <* C A.Jl'. Mar • m> 0