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wwauu. #vc *CT"* . -y-, •ant*. tlw election'frfi the fimOopdayAU January. Exchasoe, pn>"* York U eeUineWf pt-rowct * dwte -r£gi ! premium. On Cbariostoa and SaTauneti 1 per ^Bacos.—Wc*i»i»bc*f\»Btt4 |t» *t> Ha*u*t l?u 121 oenU. dido* Riba #4 10 eta. Side* clear 10 to 11. Btmulderii' 9 a <H Mats. W'e are authorized to announce the name of T. B. DANTEL tura f-Atiifldlito tbr Tax- Cuilerufr at tbe on tain; election, on the flrtt .Uon. day hi January. Laud by the bU. 11&12 eta. leaf. Iron, Swede* 64 to CJcj English i i* oi « Nails have advancod to 0 a 61 cti. Corn it celling at SO to 86. CorTTUsal, 85 to 90 cents. Pork. Hog round, fl$@7 <v.-nt*. Bur, By the quarter, 6 64 cent*. Sweet Potatoes, 60 to 60 per hnehel. Irish Potatoes, 76 to 100 per bushel. Balt, Liverpool sacks plenty, $2.35,@9,250 t \T%are authorised 1 to anacunce tho name of H. Liquors.—r>*nob Brandy, $2,50 to $3.60 per W jg BOYD, as a candidate for Tax Collector gallon : Domesrte 50 to 75r. Poach do. 00 a 75 I for t hc connty of Pulton on the 1st Monday :n rente. Whiskey 45 a 50 cents. Gin 50 to 00. | , iex .. 1 December 3, 1854. T ifXifl&rMQjftSM: .‘-31 H AVING rented that ’rdjaeioua F;re-,\V\ \\\ Proof Wafe-Honsei recen slN eJ&feMti on White-Hall struct, Krfll -attend Stocage and Sale of Couoo, V-»m. ijaii. Bacon, and all ottseepr'-trill*wtlrjeg fawn at be (hvor- ed. Haring! itul long oxpopec.e in tar .;eu*»rt».l trade of Georgia, he flatter? hanself tuat be ran j. tmViSn. give satisfaction in. Jho sale qf alljn^ntcc; and ' To these ;al outward cojui jrt*. trace* i% ,Dee'r. T HE undersigned begs leave t&inform the citi zens of TuTton county, that hb fs a cttulidate I for lex Collector, at the ensuing eTeetion to conic off on the lirst Monday ia January, noxt, and would fuel tliaukfui to nil person* for their assist- nnee: F. M. WHITE. DeectnLer!3, 1854. C9dwfe Monday dw(tf»> Rum 45 to 60 cents. Whcat.—Good will bring to $1,40 por bnsbel ; — readily. We arc authorised to announce the name Flo’vr.—City Mill from $4 to 44 per hundred, f u f M! S. YOAKUM tu a candidato for the office of BrTTER, Country, 15 te 20 eta. Goshen. 35 ets. i Tax-Receiver, fur tho county of Fulton, on the 1st per pound. Tenn. Butter.^ 15 a IS by the Keg. j Monday in January next. Fair N. 0. Sugar, by hhd. 54. Prime “ “ “ Choioe “ “ *' Syrup, N 0. by bbl. M to *3 els. gal. Extra Whiskey “ *5 “ “ Star Candles por box 23 “ lb. No. 1 Rio Coffee by sack 124 to 18) " “ OrNNV Baooino 10 to 18 ots. Rope 12 to 13 cents. CHU'itRNS, 15 to 20 cent*. Boos. 15 to 20 cents. Fonnr.R, 75 to 100 per hundred. Peas, $1.00 to $1.10 Feathers.—40 to 45. I andles.—Sporm 37 o 45c. Tallow 20 22ets Augusta, December 20. Cotto.v.—The market continues in a dull state, and prices are daily declining. Prices offered one day and declined, cannot be ob tained the noxt. This state of things is caused by tho scarcity of money, and un favorable advices from below and from Eu rope, and prices are now ruling lower than they have been for several years past. The decline since Wednesday last, on nil quali ties offered for wile, has been fully 4 to J cents—tho latter price on the lower grades, which constitute the bulk of tho present offering stock. Grades above Good Mid dling aro scarce and difficult to bo had, as little or none is offering. The demand has been fair, but the low prices offered by pur chasers, causes planters to be reluctant sel lers. The sales of tho week reach 1500 to 2000 bales, the market closing dull at the quotations given below. The receipts are light for tho season of tbe year, and the shipments are on the increase, both to S&- vannah nnd Charleston. Wo now quote. Inferior and Ordinary. 5 @5} Low to Strict Middling. Good Middling. 7 (a}7) Middling Fair. no sales. Fair. no sales. RBCEUTS OF COTTO.V. From lot September, 1653, to the latest date* received. Dec. 10.1854. daw te. We are authorized to announce tho n-wue t of NICHOLAS H. BACON * • n candidate for j Tax-Receiver of Fulton county, at .Tannery e?ee- , tion. >UtU>. SPECIAL NOTICES. Removal. rrtHK undersigned ban removed bi» Office to lb*-second A 'lory of Kile's brick buUJiug, corner of itiriet:* and Peachtree street. . 3. B. HOYT. December z?. 1854. 76dtf Crisp’s Athenteum. C oinvc. Professor Tizhuore, the Ame rican Wizard. and Ills talented Troup* of Stngcri ant Panocca, t.n Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings. the "itli SIM and 27th. Poor* open at J o’clock. Performance to commence a* 7?£. December 22, 1854. 75d5t Elder J. J. TROTT, accompanied by Dr HOOK, tviil give a series of Lectures on the Chris tian Religion, in tbe Christian Chapel, commenc ing on Saturday night, the 23dip.1. Dee 22. 1854. also in th<f pnreha«i?of all attfdek which the *vonr.- try may require. T. POONAN. December T4,1854. 89«'-w New Gandy Manufactory —AND— Wm.nL9BCRV9 . i OPPOSITE THE HrrELUDEHCER OFFICE, ATL, T HE lutiscriber tr-.iuld inform tJ Hnta and vicinity that' hand, at his Confoettonery ment, nil iiods of Coufectionit, Pastries, But tu ttiac for Wlattr Wear aud Vact lOUdyd*. Joan*,.various euioni. yOgir*. . . • \YiK.i rioc -A. •• ajtisitf U yJa.; f! " Ufiscyo. f • ktFA «.tS»t r, kirt.- i.r, qpVf*A'«l’U' &S •ildjibl GEO. r . Fitltou To tbe Honorable the Ccmaty. r • nnE petition of Jbhn Milcheil resnecttiiUy 1 ihoweth, that on the 17th tlty -uf Jaauary, Itardkhi’B for January. i XiniiIW VEORQht; F&lt&n County. ’ r 1TTHEHEA3 John bitch bast Id* day applied te safer V. V bitters Oi administration on the estate of John K. ■r- ■'* the Ciu*!! all^ojr^' '** ^ V.V i*tteis of administration cn th* estai-. te Court ef OnLmtry *x«d .. tiilf ^lAow'br ! Corrigan l»t?of«ldcountydee.s«d, T Tbeto«e1h«e- r John Mitchell resbeettiiUv less, fronting bn Whitehall tsad MftvheB ekeet: eehLio aacixty A hi*, in ikver .oA tba Mayor and tore tucite and&dmonich all and singular the kindared end creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my tUtwthevlavs pteserfbed by law to ebow cause chare,.why said, tetter* ataiuld not be gran- td. whereby be hound himself to make Tanrpeli- ■---b zz —ir.-~--u-~.rz r-^-, tiocer n full and sufficient title, and relinquish 1 visify^atffx 3.a in tevor ef tbe Mayo. »nd Ceune.l ^ Ql ment of all iris right, title and" 5 !! . certain lot of laud, a» fo'iowsr j lot No. fifty", in the sixth District' *.U< ■4’lUc r*UAIlr— Uii.. ciioiuc llaiu*. . t* I L«al LadJ. in f*-r infill'. aJ» U. Ukl£, A«. lajc 4't«uiqt wa «woj ww»aA- - —- . ^ ¥ <V; fTMTlO eTWITBll ffOXBOBlff n ttU EM OfUKUior litw A* n .r ‘in.* .il l ‘a cu- ty, coiitfffTifrgorje iwwrfpedoDe ahd «tonr&*cre3, to & uta V\ v</r u ; vay ,r r anTvoisii- ( eiatutoxs cl* i&iU deceived, to be and appesr at mj - - - -------— — — Ai uDO-w! v... ona-wu.e*j4-I-•« --*1 » ^ / rrtU tha nt *tWA i>amir«d dollars the ; of thecstyof At!«nta. To# e?ty f toT,* 3 r«.'"OTBffl»s wiihln the txo;« prencrilftl by faw, to show caubii, j nor to all othfcT fAmUy^preparatiouH, in the remortlct CALHOUN PILLS! I rpHB Subscriber, after many yearn urgent solieita- i A tion, by gentlemen of the highest erder‘of talenls : aad literary standing In ear eountry, has cotuseutedito f offer to the Public his Pills, which have been pronoun I cad by all who have bad sufficient experience with f ' ..them, as one of tb* happiest combinations of Medicine under my hand and-sealant office tbiedOtb day lerer yet offered ,to the Public, on either Continent, da a .General Family Medicine. He feels ne there that the experience of those wlau bate yet to testthem, will be strictly in acordcancc with the testimonials of those distinguished gentle men whose names are annexed, with thousands of ethers who would freely testify, if deemed necessary. The CALHOtTV PTT.L3 will be found sminentlr extoe- JOS. H. MEAD, Ordinary. ton. County. AS .Toenna, Gilbert fip'pm'i'to iu» for letters administration on tho estate of kiizabeth D. said county, deocasod. These are tbere- edmohlsh ailVnd singular fhe kindred gagva hi u.o par.-ba.se Jf ^above article*, wc upon the payment of three bumiwd dollars os « “ iU ‘" - :k '“ •« - r^r ■ s^«Sd*3SS»!?ysiflESK ther show? to your Hoimr^that subsequently * ReiiL- if nny they bare, why letter* of administration should granted. Given under my band at office, this ■- August, 1*54. JOS. B. UEA'T'. Ord’y. , GEORGIA, Fulton County. nuw lives- ' lVfiERE.lS. John 1- Jflrrls applied to m« for letters , TT I l *' of administration on tho estate 61 Wllliem Fann- ' J- ^ J I or, late of said county, dsceasod,—Theic ere therefore rntnps jft ana tocitc an.ladmocijh all and singular, tho kindred and ' ctcTIxc-s r! said ddeeatM, to bo fin'd appear at myodice •ere more ur j -srhliin th<- lime prescribed by law. to show cause if any llav.-ngTc-entiy retumoti from the North, when- he lai-l in a fine stuck of Fancy. Articles and oro. ry thing nocaseary for carrying on bis candy man- t ufictory. he would inform county dealers that he -e | nrepared to furnish candies at wholess’e at 17 ; - JOHN ft. WALLACE. J C. n. WALLACE. J Atk:,ta ’ U ' 1 ' J. W. WALLACE. ShelbyTHle,Tonn. Atlanta. Oct 27; 1854. 2Sdiw2m epared cents per pottn Ortior* accojupauicd with lie cash or goo references promptly attended Ui. D. VALENTINO. Atlanta, Nov. 3flth 18!. ! datr-iy Honiustcad Law of Force ! Copy of Bond. SOUTHERN MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE, Covington, Os. THE noxt Term will cotnmen'o on Thnrsdav. the 4th day of January, 1855, nnd tdoso tho last Wednesday in June. CREED FULTON, Pr’t. Dec. 6. 1854. dn«0-lrn. 1854. 1853. Pavannnh, I)<*c. 14 . .. .04,445 82.958 Ch*rrleston. Dec. 14 .. .144,497 115,183 Moliilp, Dec. 8 ... .(17,223 61.440 Xcw-Orlc&ntt, Dec. 12.... .. .416,081 878,344 Florida, Dec. 1 .. .18,377 20,018 Texa«, Dec. 0 ....12.747 12,194 Virginia, P*e. 1 5,080 2,.140 North Carolina, Doc. 2... 8,15} 774 Total ... 7.11,607 083,265 083,258 Increase In Receipt* 48,349 STOCK OF COTTON. Remaining on hand at the latest dates received. Savannah, Dec. 14 32,01!) Charleston, Dec. 14 SS.SikJ Mobile. Dec. 8 60,027 New Orleans, Dec. 12 178 211 Florida, Dec. 1 10,517 Toaas, Dec. !> 3,01)3 Augusta it Hamburg, Iioc. 1. 26,233 Alacon, Dec. 1 10,443 Virginia, Dec. 1 900 North Carolina, Deo. 2 5u0 New-York, Dec. 12 34,603 Tot*! .. 400,342 1,3.5 GROCERIES.—There has been hut a moderate business done in the Uiocory lino, as there is hut little money coming to haud, transactions bbinj. confined mostly to supply country orders. As Christmas and tho 1st of January arc .qenoraily settlement days with car planters, we hope to hr side t'i report a hotter stato ol thi.:, v -i next month. Tho market is well supplied with nearly every ar ticle in tho Grocery lino, nnd purchases can bo made low for cash. COFFEE.—There is a fair stock or. hand, am! it is selling from stores at prices ranging from lit to 12 cents according to pin'ity and quantity. CORN.—The stock of Coru is light, but as the demand i« confined to home wards. wt> have no change to notice in pricer, although we do uni think a largo lot ot sacks would tiling over 9.'> cc-its, sacks included. Wo quote sack Corn in small lots $1, retailing at SI.10. Ear Corn is soi ling by the wagon load at ’Jiltu/95 cent*. Peas aro held a $1,25 per bushel. WHEAT.—Is very scarce aud in demand. A I t of Wlii'o would bring $ l,76fu *2,00 per bush el : aud good Red is worth $i,5H. delivered. PLOCR.—The stock ou hand is light, sad prices have nn upward tendency. We still quote City Mills superfine at $9J@10. and Extra Fami ly at $11 in liags, and 412 in bids. Good brands of Country Flour range at. about tho somo prices. BACON.—The market well supplied, audit’s dull of stile. We quote Shoulders at 8@8J, nnd Sidos at 9, OJ.^IO—tho latter price for a choice article of clear Tennessee in small lots. Hams are selling at prices ranging from 12 to 14. There is some Western meat in uiarkot that cau he pur- clias. 1 at iowor prices. REEF AND HOGS.—Boot" is limited demand aud tho supply on hand good. Ws have heard of no sales this week. The sarno may be said of Shccji. Horji aro in good demand, with a limited supply on hand. Selling at 6 to 7 cents. LAllD.—Wc now quote 10® 12 conts—the lat ter price for a choice article in small packages. FEATHERS.—The demand at the preseut time is moderate, aud sales are making at prices rang ing from 37 to 40 cents. RAGGING.—The stock is light, and tho de mand fair. Gunny is selling from storos at 154 a 10 cents ROPE.—Stock light, demand good. Selling at 114 a 121 cents. MOLASSES.—Tho stock of Cuha is light, and holders are asking higher prices. Wc quote Cuba at 20 a 2S, and New Orleans at 30 a33c. SUGARS.—There is hut a moderate supplv on hand, although sufficient to meet the domand,'and somo holders aro asking higher prices. Oar quo tations will give a fair index of the market. SALT.—This article is shill scarce, but wo have no chaugc to notice in prices. Wo have heard of sales this week, in lots, at $1,75 ca*b. Retailing from storos at $2,00 per sack. Acocsta. Doc. 20, P. M. COTTON.—Tho market presents no new fea ture to-day. Thcro is a moderate demand with some sales at our quotations of yosterdny. Arrivals at the Trout House. Dea.30, 1854. H A Bring ham f*npt Tol O Y Thomnson Fncn Ala F M Thomason do A M Sic Kinney V Y .J F Coopnr Fiona J M >antlcr Baltimore .T 1‘Jenninp: X Y T Wearer Harlftta L W Smith Stone Mt J H Burks Lagrange W J Scott Columbu* Br Alcot Rome B A Howard I>eKalb J O Hoffman Marietta J Foreat Athen« On J A Campbell X Y & B Rum say Xolville W no A l* AnderAAD CbarleaHn A <;ny Xeirten Co A Roland Oxford J Xorria X Y Madam W Salman Tean T W Baxter & 1 !y Ma con C L Bonbom city S H Xix X Y G P Bar.ird do JM flaielette Ga A Graves Aujju**a W JfcRemie X T •I I* Bleaeh do W J Pou^hertT Xewnen R (r Whitman lailton W M Standffer Blakely T. R Hurst Athens Tenn J W Shepherd Barter.wille *1 A Barksdale Leo eo Ga Clerka ofiice of tlie ciupunor Court Re moved to City Iloil. Office hours from 9 to 12 o'clock ft. m. and from 2 to 4 o’clock p. in. B. F. BOMAR, Clerk. Atlanta, Novem>»er 14,1854. (dim. A Warning. Delay not; liarber not in your mind that tence of fools 1 philloiophy, that a &ixa*c vrlll get cured of :t«elf or that you can euro it trith certain medicine? for a few dollars. Beware how you tamper with your general welfare. Yv wild and vicious youth.*, why will ycu portfst in dosieg with tho tilthy nauseating compounds daily prollled, thereby impairing your apnetiieand digestion. nd destroying you mentally a^ well as phycally, when you c*n be cured with » few doses of pleasant medi cines? Ye rakes of every age and oondttion, why will ye suf fer end repine, and drag out a mi.*emble existence, unfitted for the enjoyment and even ordinary pursuit" oi life. You who are thus annoyed and wish to be re- restored to health and vigor by a treatment at one* pleasant and effectual, should consult l>r. MORRIS llis success in chronic diseases has been greater that. I hat of any other physician of his day. .Many win have boen for years afflicted with disease or con-e ijuences resulting from excels, have been restored to health and vigor under his «ily reacier.tittc treatment Should a personal Interview be objectionable, Ht*n your disease in writing—enclose five dollsr*—addres' hr. W. MORRIS, through the PostoAcc, XsshvIUe. Tenn., a package and of medicines, socurolv put up will be sent privately and with despatch, full of direc tions therewith, and no questions asked. Per*on* living at a distance, and afflicted with Scrofula. Old Ulcers, Tetter, Cancers, Piles, Fistula m Ajio, Gravel Strictures, Gleet*, or any dfioasc wliat ever of an aggravated or malignant character, can U cured at home by consulting l>r. MORRIS, by letter post ;>aid, enclosing a fee. Medicines pleasant and safe, can be sent per mail to any part of the United States. Particular attention given tothe treatment of fern ah complaints, ladies who may he afflicted with Irregn lur eoes. Flour Albus, or Whites. Prolapauii Uteri, oi Falling of the Womb, would do well to lay n vide ail fain* hdicacy, and promptly consult tue Doctor. Cckr.. \V A KRA.VTEl). Office over Mutual ProtecRon Insurance office, Ce iarritreet, near Postotlice. Room No. 14. upstairs. Nashville. Tenn. Mav 2<Sth. 1H54 —1v. Randolph County. containing about 150 acres of bottom land, 50 acres cleared and”tho bahinoe well timbered. The pb$ce con- GUN LOCKSMITH BUSINESS.! S&SSS!,SSS,*SSK*2.1rtSLS»S T ' -• established ... - . two doors above the port ofiiee, in Whit.-ltnU pt., where he is prcTtared to make RIFLES A Gl’SS, to ordor, and warrants them to he of superior work manship and quality; (ions. Rifles aud Pintola j \. \ line of busi&esc. su~h as reg ill 1 e repaired in the best possible manner, ami , ulating of aetiuii, rorering of Lain land, according to the tenor and c-ffc-et? of said ol»- j ... , ligaGon, and voor petlttotoer will ever pav, Ae. 1 e!I of the eity of Atlanta, va. As* Fowler. 1 tools necessary ier ™mi ujuiuKiunug ™i™t, j ’ JOHN MITCHELL, Petitioner, f A oity No. 3, on block Ne. IH. and uity lei . i n th e t; n . 8 hop of tho defendant, in tho eity of • No. 4, and block No. 14; sold as the property, of , Atlanta, and oue stove pipe—all new and com- i John W. Davis, to satipfy a tax flla In tvrorof iho f plotc ; reVfed on as the property of James W. ., y - r, jr at , . Mayor and Council oi the city of Atlanta, tb ; points, to ealisfv a mortgage liia issued from Ful- Occriivi FcKalb County, ! John M. Davis. ‘ ' . ton Inferior Coirt, in fa?o?of Nathaniel E. Gard- bv iheso presents, tlial 1, A. K. t A city tot, containing one hall acre more or less, | ner , vs . j nr — ~ - ‘ XV Johnson, of DeKalb county, am held and j fronting on Decatur street; sold to satisfy a.fifa . in.?aid Ufa. WT ]^«nd«nto Mitobtf Uf Eenr_v connty. , j. faTor ^ ^ Mayor and Council of the eity of 1 Thirteen cooking stoh «, elcreu parlor aud b ...x f stoves and a quantity of Japan and planish aud am- ' ‘ . . .. tain in g one bu If-aero more or less, lying on Cal houn street; sold to satisfy a tax fifa in lav or. of that great catalogue of diseasee arising from Derangement of the Digeative Apparatus, suoh nB rover* ofalltype*, Bowel Affections of allklrn;.- cvcri character of Head-aohe, Rheumatic Fains, Fains in tho Chest, aud so on. If taken nnd persisted in; tr cording to directions, ia the initial stages of disease, and parficuldrly during a decided predisposition to dip ease, they will, like a charm, dissipate without discerni fort, thousands of cases tlmt might, and I do not doubt would, terminate in cleat It. The subscriber speaks con - fidcntly, ns lie is enabled to do from thirty-two years experience in the Medical Profession, and many years experience with liis Fills, which have, during the time, undergone many alterations, with the view «nd hope of making them a Safe and Reliable Family Medicine. They are strictly Auli-Billious and Anti-Dyspeptic. The Public are referred to the testimonials of theii fionsors Joseph Henry Lumpkin, Judge of tho Supreme Court of Georgia: i'x-Judge John J Floyd: Edward Voting Hill. Judge of the Superior Court; Messrs. John wknh together with all the machines and other | ^-^ope, of Lee county, and C. Low of Augusta, Ga I tools necessary for ?fti<l manufacturing business, ! Ds^-'trR Gn. E. V CALHOUN, M. P. ,d city i i'^ I * U me r ri gT Pre T U ’ T l * A d{ y ^ contoiulng one halt aera more ortes, j neiv^'J«me*'w7Points^propeny^ pointed out milca from-WecdowelL in Randolph CoVaty. .U-bama. ! Johnson, of Dckatb county, am held and > „ .. -^-e_ - — — - • 4A1 Ui V*tU lUnjUi OUU VJVUlioli W4 5um oi six bur.area dollars lortbo pay- * Atlanta for city vs. Stephen Bigger®. Inch. I bind myself, my hoirs and as- A city lot. No. 112, land lot nnmber 51, o. J5*. sB^ajaTsc, Piano Forte Repairer and Tuner, ^17 IL I, atteridi to ariy-calls in hit , in tbe full J ment of which ’ signs. i The condition of the above bond i? a* follow*: J Tho said A. E. Johnson, has this day sold to the | above John Mitchell, a certain parcel of land, to ! wit: One hundred ono and a fourth acres, or tho ■ East half of lot nnmber fifty, in the sixth District : of Henry county, and the said Mitcboll pays ono I hundred dollars in cash: ono hundred dollar* tho 25th December, I860, and one hundred dollar? the 25th December, 1851. Then tho said A. E, Johu- tit rcancnable charges. Also, Lock* pnt in-order j mers, (felted or Luffed.) laying of new strings by ! son ia to make the eflid John Mitchell, good and lawful titles to tho above described land, when I and Keys furnished—together with everything ■ ,j,,, oettive, whole or Einglo, Ac. that comes within his line of business. _ ' Satisfaction given in every Nov 27. '54 rlawltn CHAR. HEINZ. j charge. All work warranted. common tin-ware, together with a variety of oth- T\ESTIM<JN IA LS. Atbsxs, September 23, 1S53. L'f. vu ^IK:—1 received several days since, your favor asking mv opinion of the Medical merits of tlio Calhoun PPlt. Allow mo to premise, that for the last ten years 1 have been tortured in body and mind, by the Demon Indigestion. I was endowed by na ture with nn adroir able constitution, and sny formidable malady has been superinduced by a costlvo habit, brought on by too close confinement and want of regular exercise Never bay ing sufficient leisure to stuire out disease, even if it be cr articles of .merchandise too tedious to mention : possible to do so. which 1 very much doubt, I have — I II. Brauiuuller* {Lato Prcf. of Jfutic in the SynodicalFtzmU Uol- Iftje of Oeor'jiu, WaL take ahout six more scholars, if early ap plications ere made. Mrs. Braumuller, la also ready for the reception of scholar# in tin. different brunches of Ornamental work. Orders in Fancy Hair-Braiding, are re spectfully solicited. For particulars and terms Tuning by the Year done ot Reduced Prices. Orders anywhere from iba country, loMivesod to j (1. F. Batirn. Atlanta. Ga., will moot with prompt , attention. Ingtatioe or no j the said Mitchell pay* or cause* to oe paid, the I Calhoun and Raker streets, owner not known; ‘ above described paymontfl, otherwise this bond to , S0 M ;o satisfy a tax fifa in fuTpr of tho Mayor and - nil levied on ns the property of James W. Points, tho Mayor and Council of the eity of Atlanta, to satisfy two mortgage fifa* issued from Fulton owner not known. i Inferior Court, in favor ol Hancock A Co. and A city lot, Nc. 127, on land lot No. 3!, owner j. Morrow, vs. James W. IViuts—property not known ; sold to satisfy a tax fifa in favor .of I pointed out ir. ?a;d fifaJ. the Mayor and Council of the eity cf Atiauta. Nov 3d. 1554. T. J. PERKERSON, D. Sh’ff. A city lot. No. 9, land lot No. 5d, lying on Col- . Has street or alley; sold to satisfy it tu fifa in j GEORGIA, Fallon Count)/. favor of the Mayer and Connell of the city of: VV’ilKREAS tVilliam ttVl ha-jbis ,Uy upphtTl to mo Atlanta, owner not knowr. r ” » A city lot, No. 107, land lo: Come Everybody, 1 be in full forco in law. This 17th January, 1850. I [Signed] A. E. JOHNSON. [Seah] [Test] W. H. FERGUSON. A t.rne copy from tbe minutes. JOSEPH H. MEAD, Ordinary. Council of the citv of Atlanta.. A city lot, No. 2, lend lot No. 77, owdot not i known ; sold to eatisfy u tax fila in favor of the j Mayor and Council of the. city of Atlanta, i A city lot, No. 2, in block No. 27. and land lot ! No. 77, lying ou Whitehall and Garnett street? ; j ?o!d to satisfy a tax fifa In faver of the Mayor 1 end Council of tho citv of Atlanta, owner not ier Iet.cr? of »i!mlni»tn'.tiori on tho Tbiate of Nn Al i..;„j Jumi-s Reese. 1 .to of ?aid county, deceased; theses™ x o. el, 1.1. | tjj Pre f orP t 0 t tro «ml odinuniih' all and singular the | kindred and creditors of said d? teased to be and appear | at my office within tbe fhii- prescribed by law, and I show eauKe, if auv they li-vve why letter?should noth*' granted said applicant. D eeu un.ier my hand at elScc, tiiis 11th day ofSbptember; 1SJ4.' JU2. H. Mfcl.UI, Onl y. Whips, a erect variety, together with all arLicit-, usa ~ nt In an ‘ii . .iT c. wn:.« TI.ll „e | ally kept Tn m estsblTshment of this hind: all of which all at the Music Store, White-Hr.il . tree.. . .^n of j ar ^ 0 ^ ered al tli. lowest living price-;, for cash, bv the the Golden Piano. Atlanta. November 14. 1854. 42d»f 4 ;t ilitxni Piilo. lifly I.xTK.i truKHiou Familv Mjcmct.sE is now nt. being offered to the public, we would direct the cue.' ittes.' ion of our frit-mU ainlae-(uainUino** everywh 1 to Uic-ho I ills, not U-aritin in the least, that they mi el the public approbation n.oie fully limn anj e -.-el offered to ttie oplc. For further jiarticulaia . silver.. ..ment in >i.. i'd p-.pt:r. Iflok lit tiu <. .' catoe, tiisv ere from a bigh source. Jutv •.•T.'jfif.d. (2—Ir. .\o Excuse for An emaciated frame. Hallow .• Muii>W»rc ; bn. oiu Jgreat de'j llty, iherc-uit of i« 1! treat meat, vriieu eiflciftnt Medical advice cau b* obtained privately find pruiuptly. Ir.lie** tvho mny afflictea ■wIl!: Irregularities' bile^, listiis.a-iu Ano, Grave], .-crofuki. plceiE, Khun .nati-ui, iic.. oiiould uot alio*; false delicacy to prevt-nr tlie’.i leaking immediate n] plication to P”. MORRIS wliOric hkill iu iLe trcHiiuent of all cliroolc •!!*••* .nu female cou.plaitili, too a«.R kii- v.n to b# tju** The l>4H'l«r a -nirw all l»o>»e wl*o consult him l»y I't tei tbe xno-it lioiiorabli* aecrecy, prompt attention, tdea-xaut, Male und efficient medicines; and tf» Uiom* who follow strictly htn directiruR. he uill guarani: r jp<*edy relief nnd permanent cures. Charges reasoua ble. Addie**. I»R. \V H. MORKfi*: Xaahvllle. Tenn. Mar 251854. R2—1v. NEW GOODS, Men. dJ Boys dothlng, j Clothes Aew and Fresh. j Cassimercs. The Richest ever brought to thi* Market. ! Vestings. Come soon, or they -will all be Gloren—Kxtra F’ixic Neck Flxlni) tbe very latest itrFi and rtcheat ; materials Also, Tailor’s Trimming a—Tape<. frajena, and abuoat any. , tiling kept in a Merchant rallorin^ (Mtahllshment, can >t* bought from the euhacriber. Atlanta. Nov 2. d&wtf IrTAVI- T^tWSHE. T! GEORGIA, Fulton County. bajs. Trunk?. Valises, Harne*?, Collars sail A. n. PARKS nppllce to mo forletteni of Gnar- ' known. i dlannhip. to iba minor* and orphan? of Sarah i , A city lot, containing wm kail auto aoiu or I perry-- iefffly fronting Ivj ttn>et; sola to satisfy a tax fifa Theac aro tberef.ro to cite aud admonish all ; Pj h \ or of tha Mav°t and Connril of tho city of I persons in tore? ted to bo .«iuf appear at the Janua- Atlanta, ve. John It. ;Oore. . | it term of the Ordinary court of said county, on AH of the interest of defendant iu eity lot No. the se'-ond Monday in January next, to show I cause, if any they have, why said letters should 1 not be granted the applicant. amlersignod. illLLhtt A -OiDRE^’A 2^-Repairu./ of uR kinds done vrith quick despot "h. Atlanta, No?. 1 1*5J—Jawly. XEW BONNETS, CLOAKS, Z>reas Sillxs, tfco., tfco. -^JiMR.S. J. M. BORING, takes great pleae- Qbr uro in announcing to hor friends and pat ron?. that her stock of Fall and Winder Good? is now complete. Please call Rnd examine her goods, ail wb-i ?re in need of the latest fash ions, as she lias this day received a lot of just such article?. Her goods need no great noi?o about them—come and see them, ad jttdge for your selves. Atlanta, November 8, t*554. dw3m 205, in land lot No. 62, lying on Bell street; gold to satisfy a tax fifa In Lit or of the .Mayor and Council of tho city of Atlanta! Ve. TVilliam R. Given under mv hand and seal flt offioe, this 4th ! Richardson. „ - ! A city lot, kaS, land lot No. o3, ljnng ou Jones j day of December, 1354. JOS. H. MEAD, Ordinary. Fulton Sheriff Sales. vyiI.L bo sold befuro the Court Houte A-r, in tbe | city of AtLvnta, ca the first Tu^ffdy lsi J»40. next ! the following property, to-wit: j One hon?e and lot in tho city of Atlanta, nnm- ! l>er Dot known, tu.ntaining une-cighlh of sn acre. : inoro cr less, fronting on the Ka?t side of the ! Western A Atlantic Railroad Squaro, bounded I North by T. C. II. Wilson’s lot, South by Gilbert Dedicated to his Pupils and Friends in Atliiafa, Gs. L E RENDEZVOUS (Red'.wa Sentimcntsle,) composed by n. Brnurcnl cr, just received mil for .".ale at tho ilueie Store ou V.'hito-IIall st. Gt ^ hti^ilfiUS “\V. cm^yandie* tr- me tor Jet - j AWilson’? office, and West VV tern nf affmiiii<trfit:oti on the Eel.tte of Cornelius M. Conuxliy. late < t sai-1 county. Jeceaseff: Thejo are levied on as tho property of John Kile, to satisfy n li. fa. issued from DeKalb Inforior (jonrt—Jnr. thereto™ ti> cite nnd almonish all and singular tho ' W. Besltear? vs. McDonald Womack principsl, and Fresh Arrivals! A.t Seago efis Abbott's Commodious, Fire-proof Ware-house, ATLANTA; GA. !0,000 pouuds prime Tennessee Bacon Sides. 10,000 t.ono i.ooo I.OOU 100 • NEWADVERTISEMENTS. City Dot for Sale. U TILI. be sold on the fiist Tncsday in Jatin- ary, next before the Court House door witliiu the legal hour? of sale a city lot on Collier st., containing, half acre on which is a Dwelling, house Kitchen good well of water Garden, ir. Titles Good. Terra? made known ou day of sale. P. J. SHACKELFORD, Vouducmasfer.]*; Atlanta, Dcecrabei 14. At Auction. \ t TILL be sold nt public outcry before the Court » V House door, witnin the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in January next. Three like ly Negroes, vi2: First rate woman, 21 years old: a boy 17, a one 7. Tbe negroes are unusually likely: those wishing to purchre will do well to call and sec them. ii. J. SHACKELFORD, Dec. 23. Vendue Master. “ choice “ “ Hams. “ Prime Leaf Lard in bbl* A tbi cans. “ Live Geese Feathers. Sacks Extra-Family A Superfine Fiour. !0 Hhds Prime A Fair Orleans Sugar, too bushel* choice apples. ‘0 bbl? j half bbls Mackerel. lOObM* .V aOhhds Lime (Fresh from Roger* Kiln. j bbl?. '’‘Upper Ten” New Orleans (widen Syrup, at SI per ,,alien. 1.' itustiels cum. also oa;^ rmr Peas, e-.r,: Heal. Extra lanyc Yam Foritnes. T'lbaeci, Salt. I'ei’, Factory Yarn? Ac., Ac. F 'r sate Wnoie«al<* tnd Il<-tail on very aceoiumnilatlng term? by 4EAGO £■ ABBOTT, (L .eerie* A Commission Merchant#, Atlanta On. Nov. 27. 1S6+. [dAwly. .Its. it..?«'[! r i • [I. H. BRYXN'T. SUIFT &. BRYANT, Grsu'l Auction & Uommission Merchants, | Foot of White-Hal! street. ATLANTA, GEO KOTA. References t Whitney & Hint. Aiuiitn, G^or^U. J. U. Wallace & Broh. l * C. L. \VKi«nT, hsq., *• “ Kd Swin, Hsq.. &tvanish *' I*a\h .»'’LB ,'x Fanm.vii. Augusta, Ga. N’kvfkb. Hendrix ^ Co., Ch:*rle.^ton, ri. C. Nt* a *l k Peacock, Xa*hv*Ue, Tenr.eai'ee. W. H. 1'rrxKS, New* i Vvexnber 1, li»W. f»7«lwlr iailrt*! uad creditors of iaid :iOa**i***d to be ar. l af ptaar j at my Uffice \y;tbiu tlio time prescribed by law, to show ! caune, if any they ha^e. why *R;d kv.*rt should not be | granted. Given under ciy hi*nl at office, tliia l*th t^v of An- j gust 1854. * JO??. U MEAD, Ordinary. j GEORGIA, Fulton County. • \ \ vd Gomel Jtjuurioii applies ter letters of ad- ; VV ministration on the Estate of L. C. Cheshire.de- * ctHied, late of Utwrens l-Hsti ict, ri. C. These are there- aaoUitier.. J f urt » to cite aud adiQouUh all and .-ilugular tho kinvlre*! ■ and cre*Utors of s.ud decadeJ. to be .and appear at my office on or beforu the fir*t M■.•ndjy Iq September next’, to show car.se, il auy exists, why said letters of ad- ministration should not bo granted August 2d, 1854. JOri. II. MEAD, Ord’y ! GEORGIA, D KaCj County. ! i f 7*HKi,aAt> r.z-*-’«-i Keeri-.. .V-l:nlnUtrat.vr upon tb** | J » Kslate of tiourgo V Keeve? dc.-ense,i. applies to , iuh Cur ItfLters of Uismission from liifl -aid AitminiHtr.i- j ti.iD. ...e-.c»rc Uierefore to cite and ndumnlsh all an '. I lingular the L:uJieJ acil creditors of saiu decoated. to ! ..Ii- their objections !q my office, if any they have, iu I in !-ru-> of !*•>', why tile sail applicant shoul 1 not I iic al mis?od from his i.ifd administration at the r'ol>- I ruary term next, nf tbe Court of Ordinary of said I countv. Given under my hand at office. July 4i.ii. 1854.Al.KX- JOHN SClX | GEORGIA Fulton County. \ ' ' llLl'.l.A-i ila.'y A' is JLit iJa SpeigUU lias this daj | V V applied to me for l itter? of admit,ratio:: on the late of Joliti IV. late of said cour.tj deceas 1. These ate '.herefore to cits r.nd adtnonisu slland | singular the k in die- i and creditors of «ai<’. Jeccnscd to . !je and appear a; tr»j ..dice ailbin liictlm-pr—-criM 1 by ! la.v, to show o.tnso. if any they have, why ! letters I should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal i at office this 2d day of October ! s JuSEPH H. si FA ft. Ordinary. John Kile, Sen., security Also, William C. Mayson’s Interest in lour acres of land, moro or less, with improvements thereon, number not known, bounded East by Feiix Sow ers’ lot, West l y E. Payne’fl lot, and South by a narrow Btreet or alley, known as Mayson’s & Walker’s brick yard, and now in possession of J. F. Walker; levied on to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Justice’s Court of 1026th District, G. M. —T. N. Payden . vs. W. C. Mayson—levy made and returned to me by J. B. Buchanan, Constable. Also one house and lot in the city of Atlanta, known in tho plan of said city as number one hundred and thirty-four, being a part' of land lot number fifty-one, in tho fourteenth District of ori ginally Henry, now Fltan county, containing two acres • ore or loss.levied on to satisfy two S fas is sued from the Justice’s Court, 1026th District G M; one iu favor of Powell & Boon; and ono in favor of John & .Tamos Lynch, versus Elias Iaze- man, levy mado and returned to m« by J B Buch anan Constable. JO. S. SMITH. Sheriff. December 1. 1854. 58dtsd Honie aud Lot for Sale. A Beautiful vu story House, containing fL eight rooms and basement, Kitchen; Stable, and nil other necessary out bouses. The lot contains half aero, and is located on Hunter street. Any person desiring a good residence would do well to call on us. Terms moderate. Apply to SWIFT A BRYANT. December 7. 1S54. 64dtf GEORGIA Fulton County. V t’HMcEAS John H. Johnson and tVm. H Ferguson ■ v applies to n*e for letter-; of administration on tlie estate o! Alien E. Johnson, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish till and singu lar the kindred and creditor.-vof said deceased to be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday in Oc tober next, to snow cau-*e. if anv they have, why said letters »hi uld uot he granted. Given under mv liandat office tiiix p8lii August 1?54. JOri. H. MEAI*. Ord’y. GEORGlA, DeKalb County. \ ' HERE AS James j. Diamond a]>piie.*> to me for lot * * tern of nffininiAtiatioii on the estate of Jnmc* Dia- ST A TE OF GEORGIA, ) Filtcm County, j WHEREAS John J. Tain has thi* day applied to ma for letter* of administration on the estate of John Cash, la*e of said county, deceased— The^e are therefore to cito and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he aud appear at mv office within the time prescribed l>y law to show cause, if any they have, why said let ters should not be granted tho applicant. Given under my hand and ifal at office, thli» 2d day of December, 185-4. JOS. H. MEAD, Ordn’y. i>e Kalb Sheriff Sales. XVtjll be acid before the Courthouse door In the V V town of Decatur, DeKalb county, on the first Tues day in January next, the following property Vo wit: One lot nf land, .Vo. 254, in the eigh’eenth District of street; sold to satisfy u tux fifa in favor uf the Mayor and Council of iho city of Atlanta, vs. A. G. Willis. GEORGIA. DeKalb County. I V’lifiEEAS James Yancy, Executor of the batata ’ r of Francis Griffin, applies to mo for letters of dis mission from hi- --aid Administration. These nro there!ore to cite tiud cdtnouish all und aingular the kindred end creditors of sr.ld deceased, to be and ap- earatniy ollicn within tho time prescribed bylaw, and aliotv cause, if any they have, why letters of admin istration should niil b."grunted tho said applicant at tho February Term next, of tho Court of Ordinary of fluid county. Uivm under my linnd at office. ALEX. JOHNSON, Ord’y July 14th, 1834. PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIES ON THE Physiological View of Marriage. BY M. B. LA CROIX. M. D., Albany, ». V. A city lot. No. 3, nnd land lot No. 77, contain- | ego Pag.-.s nnd 130 Fine i'lain and Colored Lithographs 3»- Price only Twenty-five Cents.-lis- vnt free of p- stage to all porta uf the Cuion.-^Jt ing one half acre more or less, fronting on For syth street; eold to satisfy a fifa in favor of tho A;&y„rnnd Council of the city of Atlanta, vs. S. J. Rarasy, for his city lax in 1851. A house and lot now occupied by the defendant, situate oti tbe corner of Hunter ami Loyd streets, number not known, supposed to contain half aero, more or less; levied on to satisfy a fifa for line impoeod, issued from iho Mayor's Court, city of A flan tfl, Mayor and Counoil vs. Michael McCul lough. A house and lot ini the city ol Atlanta, situate on the corner of Whitehall and -. itcholl streets, containing half acre, more or loss ; levied on to satisfy a fifa issued from the Mayor’s Court, May or an cl Council ve. W. W. Roark. B. N. WILLIFORD, Citg Marshal. Fulton Sheriff Saios. WILL I jo sold on the first Tuusday in Jauoaxy noxt. before the Court Houfo door in the ciiy of Atlanta, Fulton county, within the legal hours of sale, tho following property, to wit* A Lot of Land in tbe city of Atlanta, in Fnlt-oa county, ksown in the plan oi said oity by the north half of lot number two, in block number fourteen, bounded as follows: On the South by Poter’e street, on tho East by Pryor sheet, on Iho North by let nnmber one, aud on the Wert by lot number four of said bloek, containing ono-balf acre more or less, loviod on as the property of Jo- siah R. Bos worth, to satisfy a mortgage il. ia. issued from Fullou Fupcrior Court, in favor of Wiley Banks A Co., vs. Josinh R. Bosworth—property pointed out in said fi. fa. Also the two following described lots in the city of Atlanta, the lot with a good two story framed dwelling house, now occupied by tbe defendant, known in tho plan of the city, by lot number four, in Week nnmber two, it being a part of land lot number fifty-ono, in tbe fourteenth District of ori ginally Henry, now Fulton county, containing three-fourths of an acre moro or less. Aieo the house and lot now occupied by John Bailey as a Grocery, fronting on Decatnr street eighteen feet, running back north forty-six feet, all levied on as the property of Henry P. Ivy. to satisfy two £ fas issued from Fulton Superior Court—ono iu favor cf HB Latimer, ve. IIenr> P Ivy—tho other in favor of Davis, Kolb A Fanning, vs. Henry P Ivy —property point'd out by John Collier, plaintiff’s originally Henry r.ow DeKalb county, adjoining lands of Attorney. Wm. Neibit and others. ADo 7 nejiyoboy by thename j _Also Lot of Landj number two hundred and Tftua. cf dark complexion, and *omo 12 years of age, . geven (207) in the fourteenth Dislrict of oridiiftllj in Henry, now Fulton connty. containing two bun- favor of Isaiah Parker, vs. Henson C. Harris*, maker, I drad two and a half acres mure or less, levied ou and Henry Wells endorser. Property pointed out by j as tho property of Elijah Jordan, to satisfy s ti la Plaintiff. J. W. GOLDS WITH, D. S. j issued from Fulton Superior Court, in favor of Nov. 29,1854. oTd [ Wells A Bell, ve. Elijah Jordan—properly pointed Notice. out by TI A Bell. Also Lots of Land, number* two hundred and irty-three, (233,) and two hundred and thirty- of DeKalb County, for leave to sell the land su'd j fonr, (234) iu the seventeenth District of originally T WO months after date application will be ; made to tho Honorable the Court pf Ordinary thirty-three, (233,) and two hundred and fhirty- Negroea to Hire. Will lie hired to the highest bidders, before tbe City Hall in tbe city of Atlanta, on tbe first day of January next. (New Year’s Day.) for the term of twelve months, all the negroes belonging tothe E-.talc of Alien E. Johnso:., deceased, consisting of boys, girls, men and women. Some of the boys mid men has some experience in Hotels. One man pretty fair house carpenter. Hiring to •oeuce precisely at one o’clock P. M. Terms mado \ consisting of Household and kitchen Furniture, j momt, late of said «teeea«f»(l :t he He are therefore to cite au-l E'lmoaish oiian‘1 piugulwr tlio Kindre*! r.n<l cn-ditora of >*iti deceased, to be and appear at m? office, and file their objections, if any they have, why OrtoSr"'uZ£Zt'U^&X^fOtoi^/foSeoUty j net-rocs belonging'to tho estate of Jam. Russel, j Henry, now Fulton county, each containing two Glwn under my hand at office. ! late of said connty, deceased. j hundred two aad a halt acres, all levied ou as the Aug., £-d ls'r.i. ALKS. JOHNSON, ord’y. Nov. 13, 1351. OBEDIAH B. MORRISS. property of Thomas J Stevens, to tatitfy the foi- — r~; r— : i Aministvator. I lowing S fas issued from Fulton Superior Court: AdlUlUiSti ator’s Salt*. j One in favor of James A Collins, v* Thomas J WILL be sold at lha late residence of Cornolius j Notice. ! -Stevens; one in favor of Simeon Frankfort!, vs M. Connally, deceased, near A lauta, Fulton eo., j Git., on Tuesday, thu 19th of December next, A LL persons indebted to the estate of James Reese, * Xhoinas J Stevens: ono in favor of Elijah Roberts, bite deceased, aro requested to make immediate Ts Thomas J Stevens: ono in fr.vor of Joseph V ! Wbole^f SSf rnr 2 rtf r ttu, “ “ «° M ** ! Stanhack, Js Thomas J Stevens; one in favor j \iUuieoi tiie perouual property oi said ooccaaed, j j aw * WILLIAM WALL, ’ Kirkpatnck & Calhoun, vs Tnomaa J Stevens; GARTUELL & GLENN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ATLANTA, GF.ORGIA. Will attend the Courts in the Counties of Ful ton, DeKr.lb, Fayette, Campbell, Meriwether. Coweta, Carroll, Henry, Troup, Heard. Cobb, and Spalding. LVTHVK 1. Gt.Ky.V. Formertv of McDon'h.,Ga. i Uuown on the dov. JOHN D. JOHNSON, i . . , WM. H. FURGUSON. / AUm rii ’ November 23. 1354. Jddwtsd l Plantation Tools, 1', Oorn. Fodder, H< rsefl, j Mule, Catilc, Hogs, Ac.; and at the sumo time and place the Plantation, A c., will bo routed, and fhe n.«- Xovember 20th, 1554. Administrator. | one in faver of A Alexander, vn Thomas J Stevens, .. ,, .tv ^ , r , ... : maker, and John Erminger. endorse; one in favor iSotice to JJCbtOI'3 iind Lreoitors. | 0 f Samuel Bi-yaut, va Thotnaa J Stovor.j, and one Kegroe’s for Sale. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in January, before tbe Court House door in the eity of Alnntn to tho highest bidder, the following negroes, to wit: Ono negro woman, riors, 27 years old; ono child named Ann, six years old: one child, Caroline, three year# old. Term., of snip: One third cash and the balance twelvo months credit with note and approved security. EDWARD WATTS. Doc. 22. 1S54. dtsd. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. CHARLESTON, Dec. 20.—Arrived, U S M steamship Southerner, Ewan, New York; steam ship Touncssoe, Hudgins, Baltimore, Cleared, Br. bark Pudyona, A rule, Liverpool. SAVANNAH. Dec. 20.—Arrived, schr Silver E. Sutilla River, with 0,000 bushels rough rice, to Anderson? & Co. Steamer Calhoun, AC King, master, from Char leston S M Latent*., rndze to C li R Florida BtoBiu- ors, Brigham. Roily A Co, D P Landerabine, G S Owens. A Haywood, Jas Lynch, Miss E W Carter, Habersham A Son, J C Levy. W T Williams, Wavne A Son. „ Steamer Fimhiou, Phiipot, Augusta, to M A Cohen, 404 bales cotton and md:e to Hudson. Fleming A Co, W Bnttcrsby A Co, M A Cohen, J H Carter, W II Crisp, Brigham, Kelly A Co. WARRANTED PIANO FORTES FOR SALE ON TRIAL. T nE subscriber bus made arrange ment;. with himc of tho roost cel ebrated Piano Forte makers for sup plies. Hi? instruments arc always direct from the factories, in origiunl packages, of the latest and must fashionable styles, and have tko most impor tant improvements. [% Authority of the State oj Alabama.J SOUTHEDK MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY. GJtAND SC II E M E ! Class I. TO UF. DRAWN THI. Tt.VTH Or J ANGARY : CaSTTAL** Sltifiof! AfiaratAx Caslx Store ! WM. HERRING & CO. YTTRare nmv ri‘t civinT an immense riTi»cs of T'all VV .and Winter Clottiinff 9 for men an l boyn wear, oi the tastiest ami latest j»tvfc*. Aho, >.a men of ^autlemeuri' FUBKI^lfiNG GOOEri 3 , which we i t \7 ^n^u^^se^-c., I'itY GOOF'S ! «*, belbro tho City Hall ^ in Atlanta, which we will sell art?,- tbe z.iarkt* price, a> we are j t.iefollowing property , determined to close rut that department of ourlrads. I A city lot, No. 17, on :-nd lot No. 77, fronting We will be pleased te show any qeyu -u sivirg 11 a call | Alabama street, the property of Henry Costello what we will do September -Gin, 1854._(l-lwly.] ^ i sold to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Mayor A Coun- . , . \ LL persons in dob tod to the estate of Corne- j ; n f aror 0 f Marcus A Bell, v* James W Points, A groas hired for tho ensuing year. By order of the j -fi- lius M. Connally, late of Fulton Connty de- 1 Thomas J StoTOns—property poinied out by Thos Court of Ordinary cf said county. | ceased, are requested to mnko immediate payment, j j gtevens. m J - — * ' * - land those having claims against said Estate will t . , , . , j present Ihcm properly, anthenticated within tho ! Also # two-horse wagon lev.ed on as the prnper- ! time prescribed by law. i THOMAS W. CONNALLY, Adtn'r. ! Atlanta, November 25 1854. Terms made known cn tbe dav of sale. Nov. 25. 1854. T. W. CONNALLY, Adrn’r. Postponed Marshal’s Sales. '"ILL be sold on the lsr=! .Monday in Jauuarv i ty of Clark C Tabot, to satisfy a fi fa issued from , DeKalb Inferior Court, in favor of Hightower A Pankey, vs Clark C Tabot, and Loah McGrit sc- : curity—property pointed out by security. ! GEORGIA, DeKalb County. n T. J. PERKERSON, Deputy Sheriff. [ II^HEREAS, A. G. Steward has this day applied to I December 1,1854. ooi.tsu 1 VV mo for Letters nf Administration oti the Estate) . of AbaslomSteward decea-ed : These arc therefore, to - CHEAPEST ROOK EVER ITB- L1SHEP, find containing nearly double the quantity of reading mfctlir in that of the Fifty oenta or Dollar Fubllca- tions. it tri-ats uu tbe DUYdlOLcGY OF MARRIAGE, and the secret I iu3r:ni‘.icfl end disorder" of youth and maturity, re-nulling from esee",ies which Jc.uroy t!:e [iby.iicsl .-.nil mental powers, nil dlHeascs »ri"ing from indU cretion, with plain and simple rules by which all l-ci - sons can cure themeclvc* tiithou* mercury, nitli the nwthov’s observations on marriage, itc. duties and dis qualifications, and their remedies: with colored litho graphs, illustrating the anatomy and phydiology, and diseases of the reproductive organs of both sexes, their structures, uses and functions. Tt contains many ini- portant hints to those contemplating matrimony, which will cercomo objections ugsinst marriage;— none, however, should take this important step with* out first consulting its page*. It treats of all diseases of females, whether married or single.. Hints to those tvho deciic no more children. Strangers who require medical aid. before consulting any doctor, ought to kno vr whether their cases are properly understood by thccowhoin they employ, and thud guard against the imposition of quackery, so prevalent in populous cities. Hence the advantage cf a popular knowledge ot ones- self, such as Is given in this work. If me'lical autliorism be tho ttst of talent, and en lightqnment he sought from hooks, lot common sense discriminate between truthful simplicity and outrage ous sp eel oiler, esc and bombast. L'r. La iro.x ia a legal ly qualified physician, and for the last twenty years has been daily consulted upon the different diseases up on which his book treats, personally as well as by let ter. Any person sending twenty-five cents iu a letter, post paid, will receive one copy by mail, free of post age. or five c-'pie-. for SI.*16. Address Dll.il B. I.A CRtllX. No. si Maiden Lane. P. O. Box 570 Albany, N- Y. j*3y*Medicioe souf to anv part of tbe Union accord ing' to directions safely pa’eked and ear.-fully secured from allobsrrvation. ^♦Office open daily from 0 A. M. ■ to l* r. M On 3un day from3 until 5 P. M. ^S*Onice Removed from N. 5fi Beaver st., to No. 31 Malden Lane, Alban}', N. Y. 44d&wly ii a IJg^AliL those indebted to the subscriber, either by account or note, will please call and set tle bclore 1st January. Alter that time l shall turn over lor col lection the delinquents. J. T, I JO WE. Atlanta, Dec. 4, "o4. vv2m EE. LAWSHE HaS always on hand a fine stock ol CLOCKS, WATCHES AND a-UXTCTEIjIS.Y, and !* prepared to have watch-work of every dtrerip tionJoue up insniit hate stylo nnd warranted. A tint, nta, Sepkith. 1854. 1—dwly \V. HERRING, T. HERRING Atlanta «5n. oil vc. Huu-rj Costello, for citj lax. fltlvO. a city lot on land lot proneny of lieorgo R. Eraser. The j Host ert r« ordinary discovery in r.^c Wr»rld | proper iy oi ueoigo xw. liw-n. tt thf Greet Arabian Remedy for flan and i *. ^ a cily lot No. 1. Und K. G. FARRELL'S : t n.iw hve,-.,. Uayt, CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT. GEORGIA, DeKalb county. Is well known to posse*.- the mo 1 lerie*! ot* as tho No. 17, whereon tbe of Absalom steward «!ccen®ed : These arc ttereiore, to /~»ipr\ o 1 A JY« J7V.JA- * cite *nd admonish all and singular the kindred and j Ix-E* Isl*. IrlAL. lABJLGiD \jfiWtity. j creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at xny of- | HpO all whom it may concern: Whereas Edmond J. i Cce, within the iime prescribed by law. to show cause, X Bailey Administrator on the Estate of John M. 1 if any they have, why letters of administration should ! Corley, deceased, applfe.; for lettcre of Dismission i not be granted tbe applicant.—Given under my hand f from said Administration, therefore the kindred and i at ©fflen, this tho 19th December. 1854. . creditors of said decea sed, are hereby citad and ad- (74ltsd) ALEX. JOHNSON, Ordinary. monished to file their objections *f any they have, ’ - | in my offico in terms of law, otherwise letters of lMs- ! CiV.nVfiTA ncITnlh Crnniln mU*\on will be granted the applicant at the Decern- , t ! ariSwmZrSrito mo fur Letters ! berTe .™ of the Court of.Ordinary for .all Court- Clh I » V of Dismission from the Administration Estate of Thomas Clark deceased : These are therefore, TL a,L I ty. Given under my hand offleialy at nffico, thia 3d .refore ! * anK 1934 ALEX. JOHNSON". Ord’y. cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and ! B ffiimuull^ibe^l^rb^s tolncrea^iaa^ i 1 fieffiand file ^fectlonsH 1 kny ^hoSTta toS?"* ! Q 1 ?^ ? ATS ^TER DATE, application will ‘ 1 1 I " * iadmomNhx.d to file tusir objecUon*. if r.ny they have. . i avr ^hy wl applicant ahoadd not bo di«mw*ed from j ^ be mado to the Honorable Court of Ordinary tu n, and thus enable*: natur- to tiirow off hfisense—■i! | my offleo in term* of tho lux. otherwi>e letters of S penetrates (/• the tones, adding strength and activity to di.^miaaioii will l»ogranted the applicant* at ihe Jana the muscles—it is powerfully anodyne and thereby at- J T 0rnl next, of th« Court of Ordin&rr for Raid rtinn 5 of S1,000 150’ IIOj 50»Jl lu all, 601 prize**, amounting to gffO.lUK' ftS^Tickets $10—Halves aud Quartern iu proporti-in. Vvery prize drawn at each drawing Rill-* on solvent banks taken at par. $®*Orden; »nlicited for Ticketp or thareR in the above Magnificent Scheme. «~All coinrauoie&tionfl r.f rictly confident ml. SAM'i. SWAN, Agent, At the Prunte lions, Montgi mery. Ala $^.Grderi< for tickets received by A. TV. JONFS, <i4e Agent for Atlanta. Ofiire on Marietta street. lay* nervous irritation, predveinu a ddightfvUy pleasing t lv sensation.through the whole frame. U wing to tt» remark- j * j able anilceptic properties., it puritie : and neutralizes * — that poisonous, corrosive principle which rendejsold rloerouN sores so • ffleuit to heal: it there?or** is pecu liarly adapted to their spee»l> cure. This Liniment from i?s penetrating and strengthening canltfies 1ia« been Given under 3th, 1S54. my hand at office. ALEX. JOHNSON, Ordinary , his said administration, at tho July Term of tho Court • of DeKalb county for leave to sell the real estate i of Ordinary of said County.-^Given under my hand at 0 f James Diamond, of said county, deceased. “‘"rS^’. 1 ?; 1854 - ALEX.JOHN-SON.Or’dy. , Oct. 2, 1854. JAMES J. DIAMOND, Oe:»mhcr 21. Administrator’s Kale. A GREEABLY to an order of tho Eonorabia no9-2ra. Affia’r Administrator’s Sale. B Y virtue of an order cf the Court of Ordinary ! F\- Court of Ordinary of Fulton connty, will be oi tho County of DeKalb, will be sold on the I sold on the first Tuesday in January, 1855. be- GEORGIA, Fulton County. A LL persons having (ieumnd* against Adelaid Wtltlial, -**trite nf said county, deceased, aro herohy notified te present them properly attested to me within the time prescribed by law, aud all persons indebted to said de ceased. are hereby required to matte immediate pay ment. Atlanta. Sept. 14,1854. B. F. BOMAR, Adm’r. Without expensive store rent, or other outlays »*c GEORGIA. l)<Katb County. rjaWo months after date ap| liea:icn will he made to A the Urdinary of said feaaiy, for leave to sell a ne gro man by Ihe name of Stephen, belonging lu the Kslnle of V. E. Emmeraon. minor. Lecemticr If), 1354. J. R. LCuCT, Gu’d’n. N^-gro Mechanics I'or Sale. 4 X'll.l, he sold ia 'I’oRIA, GA., ou the 1 t Tuesday V V in January, 1 C S5. two negro men. slaves, viz : 5V1IUS. a men ~ J years old. a -'.mtau-i brick mason. GlXlUrii; a man :5 years ull. who iiru worked three years at ihe alone cutting huainesa Sold by order of the Ordinary for distribution. Terms: 12 months credit, fur note, with api-ruved was so crooked and distorted that the patient could not County containing two Hundred two and a half ! as tho property of Thomas Haynea deceased, for walk or stand without artificial support. Numerous acres more or less: alto the following negroes, viz : J the benefit of the creditors of said deceased. withered, tairingVto, Wng n but U ^edTfe7skto and bone, j Gitl a *'*'“* 31 ?«» ff Adalfaq, a wo- j Ttfr.MS.-Six month* credit note «nd approved anrt the totally without use or feeling. For \ man about 22 ycar3 old ana both neffroes being of j security. • REUBEN HAYNES, Adm'r. Children vrith Csuvn of inestismiMe mine. rcbb *.i quality all sold as Uie property of Isarel j November 10, 1854. : nnrt ba’heff over tlTe tbr’-at and ehe^t. If applied free-.j Miller, Deceased for the Benofifc of the heirs of i i ' „ : .*“ w ,—» «.v snbi estate. Terms on day of rale. j ]Votice to Delators and Creditors.; f! « ndcr ^ di - G. MORRIS. Administrator. | November 6. 18.^4. GEOR GIA y Fulton County. W HEREAS.. Nicholas H. Bacon, has this day applied to mo for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Sarah Matthews, lato of Newton comity deceased: These aro therefore to cite and MADISON FEMALE COLLEGE. T HE riuring Term of thi* Institution for 1855, ill be opened on tho 8th JANUARY next, under the di rection of the following Faculty : Rev. J. K. ECHOLS, President, and Professor Moral Ph\lonophy, &c*. ■\VM. 3. CAP.R, A. M.. Profen^or Natural Sciences and Language*. Her- JAMES L. PIERCE, Professor English Literature P.ev. WM. C. BASS, Professor Mathematics. J’rofes-orGEO. C TAYLOR, Teacher Music and Oil Painting. ,, , Miss ANNA E. ROBINSON, Instractrcee Vocal Music, Guitar. &c. Mb: j MARGARETK. SHERMAN, Principal Preparato ry Department. . t ,, , Board, Washing, Books and Tuition, without Music, will cost onlv $170 per annum. 25wCfc H. J. OGLEBY, Sec’y- the rounds of all the most approved cures and allevin live*. I have tried In their turn—Lee’s, retern’*. Rrandreih’a, Cook*a, Hill’s, Spencer*h Smith’s, and ma ny other J'atent Tills and Dyspepsia Drugs, which have come within m3'reach, and contrary to*the commonly expressed opinion, 1 mus* bear my humble teKtimon>' in favor of the virtue of each and all of thepe Nostrums. T am by a Box of"Pillri. as by a Book which is not ol a vicious tendency. I never bought either, which did not think fully worth tho monej' which it cost. It ia onl) 7 neccv4<aiy to add, which I do most cheerfu Uy—not o?ily through kindness to you, but to tlie pub lic siso, especially that portion of il who know, by sad experience, what Is meant by the Vulture-like gnawing at tho pit of the stomach, bittov ta c .to in the mouth, ffatulanco, O-cidity. distension of the stomach, consti pi ted bowels, cold feet an*l acute pain in the head, tack and vicinity of the heart—to all such. I can cor- i ilially recommend the Calhoun Pills. Tbe efficacy of thi8 Remedical Agent, I tested for the Amt time, du- I ring my recent sojourn with 3'ou, and have used it fro quently since, and have found, experimentally, that it subserves m my case a most excellent purpose, purlieu lnrlyin its elTeeta upon the Liver, the sympathy betwtfn which and the Btomach too intimate to require com ment. Sinccrelv glad to learn that you are making arrange ments to give morcextendeddiBseminationto your Rills 1 Am truly your friend and obedient servant. •TOri. HFNRY LUMI'iCLN. Dr. K. N. C’ALlior.v, ( Docatur, Georglu. j Covinuto.v, October Id. 1853. Dn. E. N. Calhoun—IKar Sir I am gratified ?«* learn that It is your purpose to disseminate the improved f\ii- koun Pillsmore generally thon3*ou have heretofore done, hare occasionally, when sojourning at your bouse, lined them when indisposed, and having found them fo mild, yet ao efficacious in cases of derangement of the digestive organs, Imo*t cheerfully commend them nnd their ufo iu the public, and especially to gentlemen having large fan: ilio^, 03 a moat excellent preventive offixe^l r.nrl permit nent diacase arising fiom indigestion. Truly yonm. Arc., JOHN J. FLOYD. LaGranoK. octoljer *22, lSfiti. Dm. E. X. Calhoun—Dear Sir: 1 am gratified to learn that you have come to the conclusion to create Agencies for the IWlhoun Pills in different parts I the country— 1* it no less an net ol justice to yonri.elf than to tl * world at large. Since ti e year !84i>, I have been in the habit of using your Pills individually, and as n Fasti illy Medicine. Observation and experience prove it an inv: i cable specific for nearly nllirregualritic of ihe Ligthiiv*- Apparatus, performing its office with Utile or no pain « : nausea ; it leaves the patient with a good appetite, ir- creased strength and greatly improved nnd elevated Fnir- II v—properly used, it will cure DyspepKiaand expel all < i itsglooiny concomitant \ In CliilD and Fevers, and ev«*n Bilious Fevers, 1 havo found it equally efficient. Trusting that you may find the world as ready te con pensate yon n« to benefit itself, tlie remit of your skill and labor. I am *incerclv vour friend, &c., VlidV. \ OUXf: HILL. riTABRVUJJi, Le<‘ L'liuuty, Uctober 25, 1F51'. Dk. i . X. Calhoun—Bear Sir. While al Decatur. ! had as T consider, a fair opportunity of toiling the Cal' kotni Pills, prepared by \ rur^lf,* and I anf so much plesed with their action upon tlie Liver, and as a means of breaking up Bilious predisposition, that I hope as you arc now preparing to offer them to the* public, that >• * will create an Agency nt ritarkville, that may be «■!•»» Mod at anytime to procure them. 1 expect to use them with white nnd black iu all cases ihieatoningn I tacks« i • Bilious character. ! would be gratified, not only op your own account, but nl. r o for tlie benefit of the public a» large, that you would piece them in tlie reach of every person, for l feel confident that there has not set been offered to ihe public any preparation of Medicine that will compete with your Pi lit-: as a general Family Medicine. -1 a traveling companion. Very sincerely your friend, i« JOHM H FOFF ArnctiTA. Oetober 2P, I60S. Dn. L. N. Caliioin—L\ar Sir TLi.-. is tr certify (hat beforo I had the pleasure of meetingyou, I was frequent ly attacked by some Bilious derangement producing pre - tr&tion, loss of appetite. Nausea anti llend-ache. rrom tho ur.e of your (Calhoun) Piljs, udmiuLsteicd according to yourmstructiono, T was immediately nnd permanent ly relieved. It affords roe much gratification to ac knowledge tho advantage I derived from your .iudieious treatment. T remain with high esteem, your obedient servant. CHRISTOPHER LOW. For pale by .1. M Kamtn, &J. Xoiccnosu, Agt. in A: lanta. July 27, 3S5-1. 9—ly. L) An?. v*r sick YriiMPriU. RHEUMATISM, SCROLL* LA, COUGH. ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION. 1.1 VSR COMPLAINT, &< BKWAKF. OF IMITA The many •y niay in- I KITH IK Mt'.HTT ! ly on tfij* chest it never fails to give relief in tlie seve re cough- attending Consumption. Asthma and Cold*.— It heals wounds speedily—will cure Scaldhead, Mang 0 . etc. Hiat<*rs and Fanners will find it n mo r t valuable medicine to be applied to iinrt-e* and Cattle f*»r riprains, lirui-es. Lameness, Stiff Joints, Sweerey. Vry ^houl- dcr. Wounds Barns. Splint, Chafes or Calis.. iiardeuei Knots on tlie fle*h. etc. Look out for Counterfeits! ALL persons indebted to the estate of Henry F. i Jeffries, late of Fniton connty deceased, are re- i quested to make immediate payment. And those 1 aotlttt* to IrC it* or.- iiinl Creditors, j Laving claim* against said estate will present them A LL persons indebted to th6 Estate of Allen E. | duly authenticated in terms of the law. or they Johnson, late of Fulton couutc, deceased, are , will hs barred. THOMAS MOORE, Iho nub,™ buttoned “^““hcr counter- ! requested to make immediate payment: Andallpcr- j Dec. 4. 1354. Adm’r. it, which has lattly made its a; | nuance, cailril W. s*°ns hayinwclaims against said estate, will present them duly authenticated within the timo preserib- ! GEORGIA, DeKalb County. od by laiv. JXO. n. JOHNSON. 1 ,, , | rr'O ail whom it maj concern: who WM. H. FERGUSON November 22. 1854. Sid attendin.; an open estohlUhtoeuto/this kind, he ii enabled to furnish these instruments at the lowest pricot. obtainable, and being * professional man himself, he feels confident to have i: fn hi.*, power to -jive entire satisfaction to nil who may favor iiim with their orders. Tho.-o only who wish to Soar's. NV.v. IS, ls54. T.H. AL'UAS.tX' ‘ItlOl n FEARS. I* feit It. EarreU’s Avatiiun Liniment, the uici>t dsngerou* of ■ill tlie counterfeits, because hi*, lio vin^ 1lie r.on:e ol Farrell, lunny will buy it ip pood faith, without the knowledge ttiat a counterfeit cxi.ts. nnd tl ey will jer- haj>s only discover their error when the rj.uiioi mix- j lure ha. wrought ite evil effects. . tlie eeuuiiie article in inanufactured only by 11 G. ! Farrell, -olt*. inventor and. pirq-rielnr. aad wiiole.-.»le ! iTriipgist. No. 17 Slain street, feorio. Ulitroia,.{o whom , . — ^ alt iiiq lii-ations (€«•_ Agencies must be »«l<tre.see<i. Pe -TJ. Court of 'Ordinary of Fultnn county, will ho | under my hand officially, at office. ”* sold on tho first Tuesday in January. 1855, before Sept 9, 1854. " ALEX. JOHNSON, Ord’y. tile Court House door iu Cunt tiling. Forsyth county, j Administrator’s Sale. ON. 1 , , , I T I -O all whom it may concern: wherea* O. S. Morris* SON. j Aava rs - X applies for letters of administration on the Estate of ' Jane Russell, late of said county, deceased: these are | therefore to cite and admoniah all and flint-nlar tbe j kindred and creditors of said deceased to be aud appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and tors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not b* granted the applicant. Green under my hand and seal at offio, this 7th day of Dee., 1854. JOS. H. MEAD. Oridy. December 8, 1854. 64dt*d * t?cElv-a « J * lulu luo uiuo jiiChti iubu Uj i.t it, uUU i a <n}m?ADTV 4^ <,« A c tt 1show cause, if any they Lave, why letter* of Adininis- ^ tTnEEa^BLY to an order oi the Honorable j tration should not be granted said applicant. Given sore you£et ij. with the letters II. G. before Famll*; th««—If. <•- FAKREMJ v '—nnd Ms signature on the CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROItERT H. MAY. 'ha* opened a Camay? Repository m this oify, ou ..White-Hull street, opposite Whitney procure first-class instrument* will phase afldress * limits, where bo intends to keen a full wsort- e »ubscrii*cr. C-^F- BARTH, ^ j incut of <'arrrcqo*, Rothawnys mul Rufrgics. Ac:, Atlanta, Ga. , which he tvill.-cll at Augusta ] riecs. Those wish- ,?l3r- Old Pianos taken in exchange a* apart ! ing to buy nny thing In Ms line would do well to payment for new one*. Good se-ond-handed PU examine his stock and prices before purchasing ano* for sale and hire on reasonable tenn*. elsewhere. Pm. 2i, 1864. d*»ly. J AtUaU, December 21,186$. dla.wtf • unqqier. all other* are counterfeit*. SoW by A. Alvx- j aii.ier.aud J. M. K:iiilin, tVlroh-sale and Kctailageats. i Allants .Hanes, Ijt.der fc in.. Jonesboro*: Hutchison ; It Headdeu. t aiiucUos-Carap itsi’iiristian. Eairhurn: j Wm. A. I ov.fU Peratur—and by requbuly aulhoriicd agents- tl.foagliCnt tlie 1'niicii Mates. * 4®*Vrice . : 5 atu’. 50 cents, and Si perljrttle. * A*,KNT>- V'-Wil’i* in every town, village a'adliain- j let in the T T ni' c.i :-fste*. in which one is not already es- ' tntili-bed. A hire'* II f- Farrell as aboviq-accompa- I nir*t with cood reference a* to character, responsibili- f ty. Ae. Atl inta. Nov. 11. 1854. ?!—tw. MARKING INK of superior qualiey for sate by Use. 16, daUtf. . PAABkHoKiNZIfc. Lot of Land, slumbered twelve hundred and twen ty-one, in tiie fourteenth District, and first section, of originally ’ hcrokec. Pow Forsyth county, con taining forty acres more or less, and sold as the proporty of TliouiAs Haynes deceased, for the ben efit of. the creditors of-said deceased. Tkuks.—Six months credit, notes and approved security. REUBEN HAYNES, Adm’r. November 10, 1854. 800 Socks'for solo by 18,4£ec. 164 Salt. PARR A MCKENZIE. dniltf. STATE OF GEORGIA, i ; ~ FULTON COUNTY. J ! HEREAS, Thomas Moure applies to me of I V » letters of administration on tho estate for ; Henry F. Jeffries, late of said county, dec’d— Tbc.-e aro therefore to cite and admonish all and i singular tho kindred and creditors of said dcc’d, i to ho and appear at my office’within the time pre- j scribed by law to 6how cause, if any they have, ' why said letters should not be granted the appli- j cant. . Given under my hand and soal, this 3d day of i Not. 1864, JOS. H, MEAD, Ordinary, GEORGIA, DeKalb County, T Wo months after date application wffl.be made to the Court of Ordinary of «aid county for leave to *e!l the real estate and neur.ie*. belonging to the estate of Israel Miller, late of said conntv, deceased.. Sept ftth 1854 CIPKOX MORRIS. Adtn’r. . Notice to Debtor* it Creditors. \ LL persons indebted to the estate Jane Russell XJLTate of the county of DeKalb, deceased are re quired to make immediate ■ payment, and those having demands against said deceased will pres ent them. within the Jimo. prescribed by law, prop erty authenticated. OBEDIAH S, 3I0RRTSS. November 13, 1S54. Administrator. GEORGIA, DeKalb county, \q/HERNA , Henry B. Latimer, Guardian of tTm. ’ ‘ E. Wii on applies to me for lettera of dismission from said Guardianship, theae are. therefore, to cita and 'admonish all persons concerned, to be and ap pear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show caiisc. if any’ they have, why said letter* should not be granted at the July Term nejft of this court. Given under my handat office, May 16th 1854. ALEX. J0HN80N, Ord’y PAHKER’S DYSENTERY CORDIAL. T HIS valuable preparation hm proved ofllca cioua in the cure of Dysentery, Bloody Flux, Diarhata, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, dec. It ia useful in &U the diseases of tha BOWELS, CHOLIC, Ac., &c. It needs no encomium, but for tho good of those un acquainted with it, the following certificates are given: i.octt3T Grove, Ga., Jolt 13th, 1954. I have used Dr. C. W. Parker’s Dtskxtrkt Cordial la my familv, and believe it to bo a good remedy for the diseases for which it is recommended. WM. S. CAR- ROLL. JCLT 12th, 1S54. Thi* is to certltv that I have used Dr. Parser’s Dts- kntsrt and DURiksA Cordial in my familj', and it had a very happy effect. One of my children has been badly effected with diaentery for about three weeks,andRftor giving it several other things without seeming to do any good, I concluded to try some of the above Cord ial, aad two doses of it has entirdy cured il. I, also, re commended it to D. H. Walls, one of my neighbors, who was taken very severely with tbs Flux, and it also, had a charming cfKct on him. I most cordially recommend it to all who mav fall victims to any disorder of the BOWELS, whatever. GEORGE S. ROSSER. GRCTTiy, Ga., July 14th, 1831. This Is to certify that I have used Dr. C. H. Parker’s Dtsrstert and Diarbcea Cordial in my family, andAnd it to be all he recommends )t to be. D. H. JOHNSON. yy It ia useless to add. Try a bottle. Price only 50 cents. Full directions given on each bottle. For sale by J. M. RANTIN, Agent. August 8d, 1854,[10—Atlanta. Dr. Otto’s Anti-Rheumatic Elixir. T HIS great internal remedy for Rheumatism, after a use of ver tea years, lias seldom failed to eradicate completely, thisdistressing complaint; and has gained for itself a reputation uot equaled by any medicine now before the public. It is efficacious In either acute or chronic cases, and may be given to persons of all ages With perfect safety, it has not unfreqitcntly produced an entirecure in very severe cases, even before a single bottle has been taken. Sold only by JOHN BOON. Atlanta. June 3d. f2—If] At Dr. Powoll’s Office. Read and Reflect. M ’MAKIN’S Celebrated Strenoihexixo Plasters spread by machinery, will bo found serviceable in all cases of Rheumatism, Sprains. Pains in the Breast, Back, Chest or Loins, Coughs, Asthma, Lumbago, Difficult breathing, &c. They are, also, particularly beneficial to those who may be predisposed to affection* of tbe lungs and oppression of the breast. Such will find them »n effectual security against these attacks which often prove the precu-eor of Consumption.— None genuine unless tho signature of the proprietor, J. A. M’MAKIN, is embossed on tho back of the plas ter. For sale by . JOHN BOON, Agent, At Dr. Powell’i Office, on Peach-tree St. Atlanta. June Sd. 1834. [2 tf] Aek tor Hampton’s Vegetable Tinetn cures made by this pleasant ami -af- 1 v •luce counterfeiting. \ Medicine muni bare merit mid great merit ter to stand the test of public opinion. No art of raffirq -v i galvanize a worthless article, so tin to keep if. tip :,r a good medicine ii it be not renlly so. A good medicine will live, become popular, and •> tend its sales year after year, in spite of opposition.— The people will readily find out virtues, and the lame ' I them passes from month to month with more rapidit; than newspaper:: can spread it. A living witness test! Tying to the euro a medicine lias made for him ir nt far more service than any newspaper advertising. In proof of what we say above, we refer yon to Ham;, ton’s Vegetable Tincture, nnd its effects. * The Wife of T W. Yeakie, Grocer, TO I'eari street, cured of Rheumatism of 8 years standing: other rente dies failed. Wm. M. Oldlium, I;u c of the Custom House,) dwi-l ling 126 Finest., of Dyspepsia, great debility, permartlj eured. W. A. Schaeffer, Kflq., one of tho oldest Magistrates and most highly respectable citizens, cured of great weakness and restored to robust health. Jarret Flurninev, 153 E. Baltimore st. suffered intense ly six years with hip disease and mercurial rhumntism: cured after all other remedies failed. Bpacc will not permit to name hundreds of others, as Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thou. Canot, Hubert Gault. James Symth. enred of rheumatism. John I’ervail, S. A. Grffin. John Luke, Rev. V. Eskrigc, U. S. Navy, and thousands of others cured of Dyspepsia, Scrofula. Cough, I.iver Complaints. f!ronchit». St. Vitus’ Dance, krc. We refer to our own citizens. Call on them. In-. Hampton, tlie author of this great Hampton’:. Vegetable Tincture, is in his 80th year, in good health, ao that It will bo seen it is not an article got up to im i o«e on the public. GREAT CORE OF RHELMATI3M BY HAMTTDN’K VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Chester District, 3. C., January 8d. 1853. Menus. Mortimer & .Mowbray—Gentlemen: For the last five years I have been a severe sufferer from Rheu matism, till, seeing your recommendation of--Hamp ton’s Vegetable Tiueture,” I procured a bottle, and tbe first dose has so much relieved me that I cansider it as justice to give to tlie suffering world the result of tho application. Mine was Acute Rheumatism iu the back—so bad that I wan confined to my bed for the last six months. Tlie first bottle acted like a charm, the second restored strength to my poor afflicted hack, and 1 am now as well and feel as young as when ! was sixteen. 1 am now 74 years of age. I consider your Tincture the greatest discovery of tiie age and poor suffering humanity ought to erect a monu ment to Dr. Hampton, who has saved thousands from pain. And you, gentlemen, have acted the part of puli tic benefactors In disseminating the benefits which bare resulted from your invaluable rfmedy. 1 am a plain cotton planter*, and have never written tor literary fame; but when my fellow beings aro afflict ed shall I hesitate, or through modesty, withhold any information valuable to my fellow man? t-’o, if you oonsider this worthy of a place in any of your newspa pers. yon are at liberty to make use of it. Yours, trulv, ALVAH KEMBALL " CURE FITS! READ I! READ! ’! More than Gold to xas Sick.—From one of the most respectable Druggists in South Carolina: Charleston-, S. C., Sept. 21,1853. Messrs. Mortimer i Mowbray:—The sale of your Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture is increasing every da-, anil overv bottle sold recommends this valuable medicine to the afilicted. Several of our planters havo tried i: in different cases with astonishing success, aud aro get ting it by half dozens. It has been found te he tiie greatest" remedy for rheumatic affections; and a won derful euro has been performed ou a negro suffering by Fits. I will furnish you with a number of certifi cates if you wish them, l’leaso send me, soon as possible a sup; ly of the Tincture. 1 am. gentlemen, yours, W. G. TROTT. Hundreds in this city will bear same testimony. Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture is purely Vegetable, and warranted free from all mineral substance. This Tincture, by its mild, pleasant, and safo action on tlie stomach, liver kidneys, lungs, ami the nervous system, cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Disease of the Urina ry Organs, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchial Affections, ConsumDtion. Ssrofula, King’s Evil. Worms, Rheuma tism, Gout, Neuralgia. St. Vitus’ Dance, Fits, Ner vous Affections generally, Fistula, Tiles, Bowel Com plaints, with all diseases arising from impure blood.— As a remedy for the various derangements of the Fe male System, it seems to have no superior. Tbe Female System has, in Doctor Hampton’s Vege table Tincture, a Cure for its numerous and complicated derangements. Hundreds who have been debilitated and dispirited, and on tho verge of a premature grave, have been restored by its use to blooming health, which we are abundantly able to prove bv such a host ofliving witnesses. LIVER COMPLAINT AND DEBILITY. Extract from James Harris, Esq.’s Letter, Alexau dria, Virginia:—After speaking of wonderful cures on himself ho says: -Mrs. II. has been suffering with the complqint and with inability, constantly complaining, from weakness, through her. whole system. She noiv enjoys better health than for thirty years, being entirely restored by the use of Hampton’s Vegetable Tiucturc.’’’ Call and got a Pamphlet gratis of A. Alexander, Wliolosale and Retail agent Atlanta, Ga.; Wm. Root. Marietta, Vineyard fc Jones. Palmetto; Handley, BOXEN hydraulie Candle* at 24_cents per pound ’ for sal* by- TV. TV. ROARK. & Co., Augusts, Georgia [March 23,1854 Ridey 43—ly GOSHEN BUTTERI A LARGE quantity of the very best quality of fresli XA. Goshen Butter, just received from New "York, and for *ale at 30 cents pexpound by W. W." BOARS.