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DAILY NEW EKA. nun or iuimchiition 99 00 300 $0 1 00 For Dolly, Por Annum “ ;; w**kly Er», Per Annum mr anramiably in adyamg*. 11ATKM UK AOVKUTIklNU. t\ ?! j * IK • OHirnut Tw© kOWM Throe squares Yoar ? 910.00* |1«.00 1*0.00 - 14.001 44.00 1 *0.00 40.«'l : *i.»i **.«) «u» .. *1.001 40.001 ID. 00 46.00 *4.0*1 *4.0' *ano| M.00! *4.*0 .1 M.00 70.00 *0.00 60.00 106 04 9.00: 100.0 m.i • longer p«nod then thro* month* will be laseri. 1 41 • deduction uf twenty per coat from the above relee. For eech square of 10 bsm or Iroa, (or the fl«*t laser. Uon, $1, end for each anbseqiiaut insertion too Tea Unee of solid nonpareil, or lie equivalent In ■: make e square. Tenua cuh, l* fun- or on demand alter the fin •ow eech Insertion. All nlvertiaaiueiite, or ii»lhoa ol advertisements, uuder “City Budget,” ere chargeable et the rat tw*bty-»iv» 0»**e e Une tor each lneerUou. notice will appear for e leer emu than oh a ixh.ua a tdvartiaemeul* under the head of "M|>*clal Nolle twentj oeate per line for first insertion. and 10 eetitn for eech subsequent lueertiou. TUK KUA omCK 11 TO TUX BRICK BUILDING ON ALABAMA HTRKKT OPPOHTTB TUX POSTOpnCR, BKTWXXN BUOA1* AND WUiruUU. 1. POMEROYS BAIR RESTORER FOREST QUEEN. uano^onr riuu'umoeutltiiu und Aiiuljllriil Chemistry, rmnToi.viiua.7iniu*ciL. Wholeenl* Oi'Ugffioii ami MA1\I KA(TIK1NU CIIKMiNTN, Atlanta, Qa., a UK extenetreljr sugsgad lu the uianofeclure of ie lirenaeCDRlIriH Ohafateala. Perfumery, he., •r purity end imlfonnfty ere unmin*M*d. :VluGH—of Ore*, Farth*. Mineral Waters. Pole DRUC8 AND CHEMICALS. . « x * I.,i m. _ . IIImo Meai, !ttaul»a»rb. Nitrate or hit Vision** rt Ool4, Hurtle of Mitre. 1’ I, I'iW i discovered In Atlanta. It hea been te xted In Atlente. lta reforonca* are in Atlanta. It hea produced hair and Whisk*! in Atlanta o 0 years of ago- i gentleman It remove* *<-»>'*, actirfa, and dandruff from the It removes all itching end heat of the ecelp. It keeps the scalp clean end healthy. It immediately atop* the heir from felling out. It foroca hair, whisker* end eye brows to grow luxu riantly. It keeps the heir from changing color from age. It produces a full set of whlsktra end mustache on any man of mature axe. Prepared only by DR. R. S. POMEROY, No. 17 Alabamn Stiwl, Up Stair*, ATLANTA. GA. mar 7-UM«cM B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE, THE SAFEST ANI» MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR WORMS That has ever been discovered. folly given certificate sti-atifying to its superiority, is used extensively, for the simple Nothing has yet been discovered which Jobbing made a specialty Call and examine sUx k end |»rh i*. et the Drug and Olmuilonl lion** of I'KMBItRTON. WILLSON. TAYLOR A 00. Perfomery, Perfomery. Ol*. TAVLOUX PREMIUM COLOGNE, CoMiretad end uusurpaaa«-d iu quality by say yet produced. r ^UlRlDA aiul ltltlDAL BOtJUKTS distilled from the 1 sweetest Koutln-ru Flowers. Lublu’a and uthe celebrated French l’erftamea, sold by I'F.MUKUTON, WILLfiOM, TAYLOR & CXI. TEAS, -TEAS, TEAS. HYSON, GUN POWDER and OOLONO. Juat fed, end (or sale by PKlfBP.RTON, WILLSON, TAYLOR A < REDWIhE Ji for OQ Six Great Remedies Hurley’s Ague Tonic. Na Anratr-No Mercury. PK&FKOTLY RELIABLE. The only remedy f»»r OliUla and fever, or Ague end Fever, that Is or ran l>« depended npou ie Hurley‘a Ague Tonic. There hav« been thousand a cured by using it who have tried the usual remedies without beneflt. worthy of attention. To Dr. I Imwei A. Hurley : 1 hereby certify that durii with the ague wldlat lu Vicksburg, Mies., and used several Popular medicines with but temimrary relief. On reaching home the dlacaae returned in* worse type, if |xuuilbl«. when tuy medical attendant ordered (julm Inn lit largo dosna frequently as high as 00 grain* per dav, and which mint have coat uio marly f 100. 1 con sulted l>r. Hiullli, of Louisville, and fouud lie proscrib ed quinine and arsenic oombtuod, which I refused to take, preferring to lei the disease take lie course. 1 waa almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, aud pronounc ed with enlargod Liver and Hpleen. About till tli" advertisement of Hurley's Ague Tonic a city oapor, and 1 determined to give It a ho, aud have no roaaou to regret it. One In me completely, and eino* that Urn* I have __ a hundred case# la which it sited with equally _ results, and wouldcertaluly r.<>mai*nd it as prefers hie to any other tonic before L E hdr: Mllll IICHlfOl Woituuis Best Friend. nlHliliil > Its place-. And I: is given without apprehension, because* every oue knows its perfect safety. It lias now been before th* public for over "Foaty Yuan*," and has attested ts suiieriority in thousands of cases, throughout II parts ol the world. It Is the Imperative «luiy of every pa* rent to watch the health of Ilia child, and to provide himself with this potent xpe- "0. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUCF B. A. Fahnestock’s Son& Wli< M.KSALK imUUUISl'S, PITTSBURG, PA., JAMES M. BISHOP, AT X.A.W, lUIVSO.WII.LE, UE0KUIA. PRACTICES ,V r l TORNEY e counties of the Blue lti .g, IT Circuit and lu the District Court of tlio rmtod u District of Oeorgla. seplS-ly States for the Northe ffiBB m *■1* In general costive. The head is t M considerable lHH ful aeuaatlcn of haring ought t*> have been don< loblllty, and low and is mistaken utism. The atom- appetite and aickness, bow- altcruatmg wUli lax. troubled with j»atn and dull tH-nsatiou, •oiuparned with pain- COMPOUND EXTRACT 01 QTTBBKT8 DELIGHT, pies. Blotches, Hyphilis in all its forms. Ass renovstoraudpuriflerofthcblood.it hai no equal. It quickly restores the system to perfect health For sale, wholesale aud retail, by PEMBERTON, WILLSON, TAYLOR k CO. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, <JrC. ■yirK keep Urge slocks of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Window Glass, fee. PEMBERTON, WILLSON, TAYLOR k CO. ROSADALIS, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. a Scrofula in all ita \ario Consumption iu lta earliest atagea, Enlargement and Ulceration of the Claudes, Joints, Bones, Kidneys, Uterus. Chronic Rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin. Chronic Sore Eyes, Ac.; also, SYPHILIS IN ALL ITS FORMS, Louisville. Ky.. Jm PURIFY YOUR BLOOD MRLEY’S SARSAPARILLA iSTTU IODIDE OF POTASH. fleas. Debility, Dls< Dyspepsia, Rrfl regularities, b CUfilORfilOf cf Womou; Loss of Appetite, Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Pain In the IlaeU, Im prudence tn Life, Oravel, Ocueral l>ad health, and all diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, It is a iwrfcut renovator. KONA DALlNeradic s, llahllunl <dative* sesof the KLine ietU, Female It Fistula, all Skin Iver Complaint, «. Piles, Pulmo- ilni'c Kvll, -pit Ills, Hurley’s Sarsaparilla ii I believe It the most wonderful medicin* l»«/oi public. Nothing under the heavens could induca <> say bo without proof of the strongest and sur kind; thoreforu 1 speak willingly and iHisitivoly on the Slll'jtxU. My daughter has been id stifflu-as of the join ployed tho principal physicians of tho city aud they could not cure her. 1 gave Lor your Sarsaparilla uot peeling It would do much good, but to my great an- touiahincut she rapidly got well, and thank (k>d con tinues so. Had she been taking any medicine I would <>t give Una certificate; but your Sarsaparilla, tho jly remedy employed, leaves no doubt ot its medi cal qualities, and that it alone cured ber. (Signed.) LUKE REYNOLDS. Any person requiring the truth and honesty of the element, will find me at my residence, corner Ninth id Walnut streets, Ixmisville. HURLEY’S POPULAR WORM CANDY. . James Huddle -Genllemen-It r using all the with but partial f safest remedies known, the 1* her# by authorised, by and with the advice aud consent of th* Nenale, to Ail all vaoanolt Ufii hare u*uurred or nMjr hwealVer occur Uwreli pi'roYod, April IP. 1*WT Be it euactcd by the Senate aud Ileus* of Represen Uti vos of the United States of America iu Congress ss- semblod, That the act uf the legislature of the Territo ry of N*W Mexico, of February third,Mghftua hundred aud sisty-uine. aud all oilier laws and part* of laws of •aid legislator* imposing* capitation tax on bovine cattle introduced into the Mid Territory from otic Territorie* or States, or the Republic of Mexico, b aud the same are hereby, disapproved and repealed. Approved, April 10, ltki'J. ruBUO—No. 18. Aa act to amend the Judit h hu*m?H rnMJfl valuable. Medici** Ml pr#*M*4d for Wom*» •» tuUvue of the United Bates of AM I cJuMYiSyTana io be u»^ byiioNxii only. It l« awabUd. That th« utnnber of judt adaDted es.^ifciir to thoee oaaee where the womb la army be. and the earn* is hereby, dlsoiMsred, arid irill oure any Irregularity In the "msu- th*.K * ’ IM," ozM.pt la .ach o»» a wjulro • mii.lool ovm «l«oo , heck of the "monthly ooureea' 1 from OOU), trouble of mind, or lik« oaurn. It aota Uke a charm, by amrroaJMf TUX uiscMABoa 1M svbsy ikbtamcb, tliU* relieving thi fever, headachy pain In tho small of the back and "low er stomach/* floshi of ha*4 about the face, ohlfly eeC- sations. burning of the eyelids anfl ganeral metises- ness. Taken in Ume all theee symptoms i«m away Immediately, without injury to the constitution, rre- •inrutly, howsver, th# proper remedy la not applied lu time, the i?‘r-tifr become* chronic, and tho fouudatiwti laid for uuraborlrae evils to ths eoustitutiou cf the - mau. The next "turn" comesaronnd and there h ••show,” or perhaps the “white*" will appear. There will tie some uiieaalueM about the womb, but very lit tle or none of tlis natural fluid escaping. The com plexion becomes sallow, bowels swolleu, a sort uf green* lali caste about the face, constant dull achlug Palm about ths head, •eight in the lower stomach and back, with or without whites, palpitations of the heart, jal lor, exhaustion. Indigestion, weartueae, languor, ach- veloi>ed, ths headache become* severe, with Iom o( memory, diminishing sensibility, an a stomach, dya- itepsla, no relish for food, Iom of flesh, Increased flut tering Of the heart, swuxiso or nu im, tog* and body, and occaalonal spitting of blood, lho sligliU-st effort causes hcumiko uukatuinu. alruust siirrtM'A- tiom. The skin U flabby and a ••doughy feel.” This is a sad picture, but It is Ui« oondition of thomwod* of women between the ages of fifteen and forty-live who are brought to the verge of the grave by lguor auco or ueglsct to take the proper remedy. To ail wh are afflicted with any of the symptoms above mention ed, lu connection with sn Irregularity of tho "monthly sickness,” we earnestly My TAKE DR. J. BRAD- KlKLD’b FEMALE REGULATOR. A few ounce*. Iv keii you will at once experience Its benefits, and with s little pattenoe you will be fully restorod to health. This remedy has been extensively used for upwards of twenty year* by many of the moat experienced aud Miuv.oaafin piiyaiciana ol (Jeorgia, Wo repeat that DR. J. BKADFIEI.DLS FEMALE REtiULATOBie proparred for WOMEN and to be need by Women only. A trial is all we ask. I’rei>ared and sold iu any quantity by L. II. UltADFfKLD, WHOLESALE DBUUU1HT, Atlanta, Georgia. I’ricc W1 60 per llottlr. 4W~ Mold by Druggists geDorally. Atlamta, Ga., December ill, 1808. Dr. J. Duadkiki.d. Dear Mir: I take pleasnro lu slating that some time previous to the late war, I used, with tho utmost sucoeaa, on a servant girl, your FE MALE REGULATOR, prepared then at Bradfleld’t Drug (More, West Point, Ua. Mho liad been suffering severely from suppressed menstruotlon, and this Med icine soon restored her to health. Mho is, to-day, liv ing in Atlanta, sound and well. I will state, further, that I know of Its being ■Mil, with equal success: on a servant girl of my brother- in-law, Professor Rutherford, of A thou a, tie. This woman bail, I think, been diseased for six years.— house servant, and seemed cured up to the of Dr. Joseph Bradfield, of this comity, and s Mountvinut, l«G8 Dr. J. ituADViti.n—Dear Kir: I huvo much pleaauie In Myiug I have witnessed the most decided and hap py effects of your Female Regulator in this neighbor- nood. WM. H. FINCHES. (OmOIAL.) upirto €L*JEM*W» rawed «t the Heeend Sewlun of the Far tleth Couifrowi. Fusuo No. i*. An set to declare and fix ths status of Judge advoostss of tfie United Bo It e ted by the Honate aud Uotiso of Represen tative* of the United Htates of Aiuorica iu (longroM aa- soiuhh-il, That the gupreuie Court of the United shall hemfier eouslst of the Chief Justice of tho United Htates and eight associate Justices, any six of whom shall constitute a quorum; and for the purposes of this act there ahal 1 bo appoir‘ 1— -* • * Juatioe of said court. 2. And bo Ilfurtlier cuactod, That for each of u existing judicial circuits there shall bo ap pointed a otrouit Judge, who shall reside In hlsclrciiit. and shall posaee# tlie same power aud Jurisdiction therein a* tho Justice of the Hu promo Court allotted to tho circuit Tho circuit courts In oacli circuit shall bo held by thejtutlcaof the Hiipreme Court allotted circuit, or by the circuit Judge of tho circuit, or the JuaUcout tlm Hnprouu ting together, In which _ . .. _ Court shall preside, or lu the absence of either of them by the other, who shall preside, aud the district „ bo heard and triod by each of the judges holding any such court sitting apart by direction the presiding justice or Judge, who shall ,1 this act aboil alfoet the powers of the juatloaa of th* Mupromo Oourt aa Judges of Uio circuit court, exoept iu the appointment of clerka of the circuit courts, who each circuit 9hall bo appointed by the circuit judgo that circuit, aud the clerks of tho district courts atl be appointed by tho Judges thereof respectlvt ovided. That the present clerks of said courts si continue in office till other apiioiutmenU ho made their place, or they be otherwise removed. Mar. 4. And be it further enacted, That it eh&ll be the duty of the Chief Justice aud of each justice any court of the United Htates, who, having hold his commission as such at least ten years, shall, after hav ing attained to tho ago of seventy years, resign his of fice , shall thereafter, during the residue of his natu - ral life, receive the same Mlary which was by law pay- |'m at the Ume of his resignation. And be It further enacted, That this act shall tako effect on tho first Monday in December, eighteen Tunuo—No. 19. t regulating the rights of property of married women in the District of Columbia. assembled, That in the District of Columbia the right of anr married woman to any property, personal I, belonging to her at the Ume of marriage. u any other way than by gilt - , _ | debts; t; I also prepare and have for sale a YE AMT TOW- M d bequeath th equal to the boat, and for much less prico. I also prepare a LIQUID BLUING, now t; -uy of the boot liousekeepors in the city, au ed by them to be very superior. I.. II. llltADKIF.M), IVruuririMt, Atluntu, On. Mole Agent for Geo. M. Hay’s Sure (lure for IiiteinpeiMiicc. DR 0. S. PROPHITT’S r producing the slight- Recommended In tile Medieal Faeultj and niMiiy tlion^anus of our best citizens. left ii something which aadalii DR. SIMMONS’ lilVEU t»;ui LATOtt. A pn psratlou of rtx>ts and herb*, warranted to be strictly vegetable, and can do no Injury It has beeii used by hundreds, and known last .15 jeirs as aud harmless j reparatt* lug. If taken r<-gnlari> '«»d, tnsUncholy, reliable, efficacious hromc dia«rh<i-a, of the holder, ntery. affeetions r til- kidney*, fever, n«r- iUeoeNM, ( hills, diseases of ikiti, iinpnrity of the •presaion of spirlu, heartburn, roo, ery*y^>vla*, female affecti head, fever k and limbs, Astb- ,ud bilious diseases Prico II; by mail 1131. The following highly rospnr'ahle persona can full) attest to the virtue* of this valuable medicine, and to whom w« moat resperlflilly ref* r: (ten. W. M. Holt, president H. W. R. K. Co.; Rev. J. R. Felder, Perry, Oa.; Col. E. Hpsrks, Albany, Oa.; G. J. Lunsford. Ya>\ , Conductor H. W. R. U.; c. Master- oon, Bsq., Kheriff lllhh county; J. A. Butts, Rain bridge, Ga.; Dykes A Hparhawk, eilitors "Floridian," Tall*hisses; Rev. J. W. Burke, Macon, Oa.; Virgil Powers, K*q., Hnperlntetid.-nt H. W. R. R.; Daniel Bu|. lard, Ballard's Mtation, Macon k Brunswick It. R., Twlgg# county, f*a.: Greenville Wood, Wood’s Fscfo- ry, Macon, Ga.; Rev. K. V. Easterling, P. K. Florida BBTADIzIBIIED 100(3. SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD nioulsls of remarkable euros, ” for this year. I-ared only by Dr*. Clement*. Rives A: ( ufscturiug Chemists, formerly J, J. I-awreur< Bsltiuiore, Md. For sale by Drug gists everywhere. TlioPiu-i ii , o-isi indCueupcst SOLD BY ALL (iKOCERS. July U-dly CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY Howard ud Borki Streob, PhiiidelphU. 40 Bolter Looms, 42-inch, 0, 8 and 10 treadloa, 1, 2, t Sdx48 1st breaker, , 4*x4H 2d (40x41 Condenser, i *0x42 1st l.r. ik< . :m!x4’J 2d 1 breaker, I Mulci COTTON MACHINERY for COARSE YARNS. Ill’ll LEY’S STOMACH BITTERS. n r no hitters Onti can nmitart tciUi thea ivlug these distressing complaints. For sal >« had at any drug store tn the United Huitea. JAMES ltUDDLK k CO., Proprietors, Louisville, Ky. ice 1 have hoard of o and tried all th lined, With littl< heard Hurley’s Bitters highly spoken of, and iri*«d a lrottle. With little faith 111 It before I commenced and to my surpriaa’and Joy, before X finished one bottle. I Irlt a great deal better nod firmly believe that one or two (m-casIou* U was the mean* ot saving and prolong- i alwayeto ask for I known, and ad- Hurley's and lu-., ii think proper, if it JOHN W. DIXMON. COI.OH WOIUCH, ST. IiOHIH. NOTICE. 1 7If) unjerslgned havlrgbad application far farm lands and lauds suiUld* for the rultnr* of cotton. In the Plate of Georgia, tskra tins invtiioO ol Inform, tng the cltixeiisof Atlanta, and Nlato of Giorgta, that he will undertake the sale of said lands In the abovs places 1’situ s having any tends far sale will fa well hi correspond with llie undeisigned. No etc Warjdng Mills by hand and iMwsr. I Balling MAohlne, for csmlte wick, i Ml. niOIIAU’S Ask l r no other, take bo other, and y<m wdl *»v line, health and money. i REWARD lor any case of .,!*.«»• in any sUge btah they fad to • . I>r. I(i< Hau'* GohiiKM Bai.hau No. 1 cur >1 More Throat and Mouth, More Ky< * i lllcw Ule--rated Horn Ihroat and Mouth, More Ky«s, Uatane- Oil* or Hkln EntpUoae.Copper I’oh.red Bloh-hea, fa.re •*•-** "f the Hcalp, H.-rofnla, Ac.; Is llin greatest ll. no. valor, Alterative and BIixnI PuriQer known, rcnmvra all disease from «h«- *y«tein, and leaves the blood ptirn and healthy. Dr. llf -nat-M ()»i.i.gN Hamai. No. 2 cures Mercurial Affections. Bhemntism, lu all its forma, whether from Mercarj or other causes; glvse imnssdUt. roll*! hi all No dtatioc necosary. 1 have ih—rod. «,f re r tfflrstes (•roving the mlrarwlons etires effe. ted by these “ Price at either No. I or No. 9 f .Vito poc •' Dr Kin ii liotileefor fU.U MICHAEL O'HARA, Attorney *t law, ’Mli Ward htest littsburgh, V* rosy 24-am* AHSKiNKK’HMAlX. H r ILL Ik sold before the Court Ifotieo door at tlie City llall, m the city of AUsuu, on the flrsl Tuesday In HepVenil>er next, lietwei U the lawful hours of sale, liy virtue of mi order of the District Court of tho United HtM.w for Ike Nortberu District of Georgia, for rash, free from Incumbrances, 040 acre* of tend In Vsnzaadt county, Texas; l.noo acres of land In Emeu uel county, Ge.; one-flAh «»f U> aoree of lend In Floyd diiinty, and one ilitb of the Bartow Haltprire Works, liclotigtng to the estate Of R. J. Massey, bankrupt aug 4-wtds W. L. I1UBHAK1), * safe. Speedy, pleas- and rsillcal cure for all Urinary Derangeim • ompanled with full directions. Pries |:m*» tier bottle. I*r. Kickve s G«u.g* Extua Amour, a radical cur* for NarvoiM or Getter*) Debility, In old or young. Ira parting energy with wonderful effect. Price |0.fNI per lioRIr, of two lx it ties for f 9 (XI On recM|A of price Iteiuedles will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to correspondents. None genuine wltfarat the warn* of "1>K. UICllAU’M GOI.DKN KKMKDIBN, D. B ItlCHARD’fi. Sol* propri etor," blown in gteea of ImtUee. Address V B. UICHAHDH, No. t|*4N Varick street. New York, i »<!!«•« hours from 9 a. m. to V v. m. Ctreuterii free. jy«*dly Louisville, Ky., December 10, 1808. NOTICE TO MOTHERS. DK. SEABROOK’S INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP. Use In the fnluro only HKABIUKIK’H, a combination quite up with tho advancement of tho age. Pleasant to •ii, efficient Slid reliable In all •wing dlscas. „ Mi .Teething, Jkc. Give* health to Uio child a j*h. itiiduie b tXx, Lmtlsvii:. . jfy.-wii.-n living o your city I used WieralLouie* Of Dr Hoabrouk's lu f*n« Hootbtug My nip, sad fannd it to do ray child nmr. good audit would met liettof altar using it thnu anj • .Uier remedy I evnr triad. I pan s.xy with eonddencs It is thabeat mrvHriruiiur < )iiMren at prew ut known 1 wish yon would uet Urn druggist* here to keep it 1 •ny one dotn. plena* let moknow; it not send iui one down hr .n.l 1 .III ,.*y tor U „1 Uo, odtao bon,. Write me .lieu > .. ..d It, »n.l ol,ll l( e MIW. MARA1I I,. KAMml.l'll. DU. SEAMUOOK’tS Elixir of Pyrophotphnto of Iron ami Oalisnyo. N.sseases all the Town- nd iron, without the dls- uf rlther, BP|>arately or c distressing Irrega. ***!*'*• bout hern fMatee. til vs ■ Inliihlstlng .11.. lira peculiar ti> ft. If liable to S lake Its piece. James Ruddle & Co., PKOPIUETOKH, iMbnrnlory .*V». ||, llullUI Mrrrl Louisville, Ky, live goods for sale by RKDWIhK h Kl»X. ATT.ANTA, <*A / aprit-eod dkwly Family Medicines CONSISTINO OK Ills CILLMUTLD 1.1 V E It MEDICI IN E, Antitline Pain Kill Ii, ANT. -IIII.LIOUH PIELH, AGUE DPXXjXaS, Oysrnlrry < or tlio I, I'rmnir Tonic PUniFYINCT r*ILjI.SI rlAIIE eicllent touedle, of O. ». PropWtt. M. D JL need no rccomtucndation, their well-known power iu removing tho diseases peculiar to our Mouthcn mat* having already established for them su enviable reputation In Georgia and the adjoining Htates. i majority of persons living in the Mouth arc predisposed to disease of the Liver, it is granted by all intolligi physicians that most of the pains and acheeof our p pin arc due to orgaulc or functional derangement of that Important organ. FrophlU’e Liver Medicine Anti-Billions Pills strike directly at tho root of the evil. They cure tho Liver, which iu uine oases out of t« . at the bottom of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colic, Mick Ilnadacho. Uhnuniatism, Coustipidiou, Menstrual Ob structions, etc., so common among our people. “ Neuralgia, l*ain Kill It any othei chronic diseases, u Prophitt’s Liver Medicino. It is safe and reliable; pure Vegetabln, And a liquid ready for us* at auy and all times. Price $2 a bottle •13 1-J l»nr oout. discount by tlie dozen bottles ormorn. If you got snake bit, nao PKOPHITT’8 PAIN KILL IT. Internal and external. It you have a fresh wound of any Oort, u*n Lie PAIN KILL IT. ll you get dog lilt, apply the PAIN KILL IT. Anti-Billious Vegetable Bills, PiirKiUivt- unit l-'cbriInter, may bo rolled U|miii as a safe and eitielont cathartic In all Febrile and Acute Dlscsace of all kinds. DR. O. H. PROPHITT’H VKUKTAIll.K AUUK I'lI.I.s, A safe and,certain rometly for Ague and Fover, i 'hills manner aud with llko effect , iinnuurtod. Hxr. 2. And lie it flirtlier enacted, That any married woman may eon tract, and sue and be sued in her own jamo, iu alt matters having relation to her oolo and •parste projierty in tho same mauuer as if she were roju-rty iiusrried; hut neither her husband -thall ho bound by any such contract i recovery against her in any suit, but judgment may te pforced by execution a/ainst bur sob- aud separate es r liable lor any ii grants of laud to the Htate ■ to tho Htate of Alabama, to aid i tho DR. PbUFUITl’M A safe aud gonulno remedy for all kind* of Row ..| in a . eases, Dysenteric*, Diarrhtct, llhHidy Flux, Ac , u maybe given to all sixes, ago* aud sexes, aud at Ml time*, with perfect safely, where ihere Is anything ol tlist class Indicated. Female Tonlr, f certain railroads in said Ktake,” as were granted to assist iu the building of railroads " from near Gade- dcu to aomo point on ihe Alabama su.l Misslwlppi State line. In a diroctlon to tho Mobile aud Ohio rail- Olilo raltroad,” and "from Gadsden to counect with the Georgia and Tennessee and Tenueiisoe lino of rail road* through Chattooga, Wills, and Ismkont Valleys," i* hereby revived and n-uowed, subject to all the con ditions and restrictions contained in the act referred to, and subject to lh>* further limitation* that If either of the said railroads is not comploted within Ihreu year* from tho passage of till* act, no further sale shall be made for tho lieuetit of such railroad, and tlie lands unsold shall rovert to the United Htates: Provi ded, That the laud* granted by the act hereby revived, except mineral laud*, shall he sold to actual settler* only in quantities not greater than one-quarter section to any one purchaser, aud lor a price not exceeding two dollar* au * , power and authority is hereby given to tho companies building tlie aforesaid railroads to tako from the pab- llc tends adjacent to tho linss of said railroads earth, atone sml other materials for tlie construction there of; and the right of way is lioreby granted to the ex- ihcladlng all uecei turns connected therewith, r at any one station. Approved April 10, lHfiD. ; concerning the Attorney General. ted liy lho Senate and House of Rcprese tativoH of the United Htate* of America In Congress i it-mhled. That so much of Uio "Act making apprapr inarahals of tho several districts, >reby, repealed; and said section im hereby declare, to bo lu fall force; and It hIisII bo the duty of th« At torney General to report at the commeuceinont of “ it session of emigres*, aud to each succeeding hi, tho names of all tho persons employned foi purpose* aforesaid, and where and upon what bus iu ployed, with the ooiapauiatton paid to each. Apptond, tlMMS. “SB!*asts.iHBStaar" SlaSToTwaSSiaff th. M&frSW; *• r ~fFr M4« araUsUa for wooh pmtyom. without, in any aveut, incraaolog th* amount of Mid approprU- "oai. Approved, April 10, 1K9 Public—No. 24. Au act to establish certain post roods. He it enacted by the Senate and House of ltoprescu Utivea of the United ftetoa of America In Congress as sambted. That tlie fallowing be estalillahed as post roadsi ARIZONA TJUUUTOUY. From Tucson to tba Honors Line. From Tavaou, via Catnp Grant, Floreuca l’bu-un, aud Camp McDowell, to Wloheuburg. Point and Prairie From Nowbt-m lo Cottage Hill. ILLINOIM. From Chabause to Itldridgeville. From Hhelbyvllla, via Todd’s House, to Moawoqus. From Fairfield, vis Hpringervllle and Knlield, to Macreiueuto. From Mortslosls to Beards town. From Carrin, vis Roland and Elba, to Kijuality. I’raii Ie, to McLaanaboro. From Mason, vis Fleiuaburg, M’iniarrowd, sud Gib- m*s Htore, to Newton. From Mooru’a Prairie t oatofflce, via Mpriug Garden, Pareavllte, and Williaio*burg, to Ashley. INDIANA. From Jerome lo West Liberty. IOWA. From Washington te North English. From Tallyraud to Mouth English. From Hpriugfteld to Victor. From Bolle Plain to Waterloo. From Moulton to CentroviUu. MICHIGAN. From Norwood, in Emmet county, via Antrim Cily, From Hubbardatnn, Ionia county, to Alma, Gratiot ounty. MINNESOTA. From Lake City, Yis Pell, Forest Monad, Elgin, arid Viola, to Exeota. From Maple Plain, Hennepin county, to Young America. MISSOURI. From Springfield to Fort Scott. From Neosho to Seneca. From Wheeling to Alpha. From Carthage to Sarcoxle. From Neosho to Bontouville. From Rosco, via Stockton, Dadevilic, Greenfield, King's Point, Mount Vernon, Marionsvlllc, and Gale- 9 Berryville, In Arkanaas. From Watson to Peru, in Nebraska. From Competition to Plato. From Queen City to UnlonvUle. From Ohlllicothe, via Alpha and Lindley, to Winter- vllto. From Spring Hill to Gallatin. From Phelps’ City, via Rochfort aud Quitman, to Msrysvilte. From Maysvllle, via Gentryvillc, to Alban; ‘7- Kao] •lin, to From Lolisnon to Mountain Grove. NEVADA. From Belmont, vis Hot Creek, Silver Springs, and ' Valley, to llsmll- From Argeuts to Austin. From Twin River, via Silver Peak, to Palmetto. From Palmetto, Intersecting the Aurora and Silver notto, aud Fish Lake, to Aurora. NEBRASKA. From Arago, In the State of Nebraska, to Craig, he State of Missouri. From Beatrice, Gage oouuty, Nebraska, via Carolii nd Cub Crock, to Foirbury, Jefferson county, N iraska. From Lin wood to Comm bus. From Anhland to Columbus. From Falls City, via Arago, to Craig Hlatiou, M. From Susan City, via Bicavllte, to Well*’ Mills. NORTH CAROLINA. From Salem to Jerusalem. From Iatskeavllle to Penn'* Store, iu Virginia. From Jonesboro, via Harrington. Norvsll, and Suu merville, to Harnell Court House. OHIO. From Koiuerset to Laocaster. From New Holland to Paneoastburg. Marion via Maple Grove, to Middlelo And whxraas.tha aoid aoBwswt4«a haa khm sys&f -gj* [ntrsrsrnsy, charge d« Oomnt Farm R ^ efffatoi the said aauroattM to ba mod* pwblte, to cha a«d that to# BO0M and ffvtry atoasa and pvt UarwoT ■toy ba ohMwrad and fulfilled wfib good Clh by United States xnd tha ciUiaoa thataof. In wltnas* wharoof. I have and uaaas.1 ths seal of the Unit Done at tba ritv of Washing July. in the yam of our la/rd one draff and Maty-si C. S.GRANT. From North Liberty to Dcntonville. From Ijuica*u-r to MotnerseL From Corsica to Steam Corneri From Howard, in • to Elk City. PENNSYLVANIA. ad Madlsonvjlle. i, In Potter couuty. From Smithiiort, via Annin, to Port Allegheny, From Bowman’s Creek toTuukhaunock. From Troy, via Webler ’s Mills, to Lyon's Mill*. From Hartwell, via Port Allegheny and White’s Sum* it, to Emporium. From I'otUtown, via East Coventry, to Seltzer’s Store. Fixrnl Muncy, via Wolf Run, Huntersville, Bar bour’s Mills, Plunkett's Creek, and Elk Cieek, to F.l- dredville From Liberty Corners, via Mtorr’s Mill*, to New Eta. From Mapli-ton, Huntingdon county, vis Harris Val ley, Saltillo, to Mcotuvlllc. MOUTH CAROLINA. From nontioUavillc, via PamaastiH. Brownsville Selkirk, to Clio. TENNESSEE. From Wayneslioro' to Ikiyd’a Landing. From Mount Pi. asam, via Laughing Water, to Ash land. From Waynesboro' to Clitton. From Linden to W*ynesl*oro\ VERMONT. From Marahlicld, via UookeraviUe, to KA*t Cabot. WISCONSIN. From Rockbridge, via Ghoniley's Mills and John ■toteato ba aflliad. tide alxth day of nun ail Mali I Lhu- _ and rtxty-ulue, and of the independence of the United Mato* the niaety-fouiih. UrKlLuul: J. C. bAMChorx Davis. Acting Secretary of State 11/ (In- Pi-n.ld.-nt »f tlie L'nltnl Stnl.-s of Aini-rif#. A PEOOLAMATION. Wheroes au additional artlol* to tba convention for the surrender of criminate, batwaen the United Htate* and His Majesty the King of Italy, was concluded and signed by their respective plenipotentiaries at Wash ington, on tho 21st day of January, eighteen hundred aud sixty-nine, which additions! articl* being in the English o/.d Italian languages, is word for word aa fol lows: It la agreed that the concluding jteragrxph of the second article of the oon ventlyo aforesaid shall ba so amended ** to read as follows: H. Embc/zlMuent by any person or peraona hired ar salarlod, to the detriment of their employers, when these orimea are subject to Infamous punish moot ac cording to the tewa of the United State*, and criminal punlahmeut according to the tewa of Italy. In witness whereof lira respective plenipotentiaries have signed tba peasant article In duplicate, and have affixed thereto tba seal of their anna. Done at Washington, U** Mat day of January. 1*C*. And whereas ths said additional articl* has been duly ratified on both parte, and the respective ratification* were exchanged at Washington on the 7th instant: Now, therefore, be it known that I, U. fi. Grant, Pres ident of the United States of America, have caused the said additional article to be made public, to the end that the same, stiff every clause and article thereof, and caused thaweal of the United States to bo affixed. Done at the city of Washington this eleventh day of May, in the yearof oar Lord one thousand eight hun dred aud sixty-nine, and of tho ludependeuce of th* United Htates of America the ninety-third. |KKAL.) U. H. Grant By the President: liy the Presidi'iit of the Hotted Statps of America, A PROCLAMATION. WJienxAJt, A convention between the United States of America and th* republic of Peru, providing for the adjustment of claims of citizens of either country against tho other, was concluded and signed by their respective plenipotentiaries at the city of Lima, on th* fourth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand Hgbt hundred and slrty-eigbt. wnirh con vention, being in the English and Spanish languages, U ward for word as follows: WffBBJto*, Claims may have, at various limes since tho signature of the decisions ol the mixed ooln-mls- siou which met in Lima in July, 1WC3, been made on the government of the United States of America, by by citizens of Pam, and have been made by citizens of the United States of America on tlie government of Peru, and whereas some of such claims arc still pend ing, the President of the United States of America aud the President of Peru, being of opinion that a speedy tiary of t'-e United State* of America near lho govern- u eutof Peru, and th* President of Pern names his excoUeocy Doctor Don Jose Antonio liarrcnechea, min te tor of foreign affairs of Peru, who, after having routrsetiug partio« agree that all claim: on*orations, companies, or private iudi- s of the United Steles, upon th* gov^H Pern, upon the government of the United States, which may have been presented to either government for its mteri>o*itioii since tbe sittings of the said mixed cc mission, aud which remrin yet unsettled. as well any other claims which may be presented within tho time spfclfled In Article HI hereinafter, shall be re ferred to the two commissioners, who shall bo ap- l*>lntel ni the following mauner, that is to aay: One .-omiuissioner shall be named by the President of the United Stale*, and oue by the President of Peru. In cose of tho death, absence, or incapacity of eithsr wVW.vMWi.rii Mri o(u,. ,U JVS. 1 ? ~ AMancLM via. i.*SX?2!s: • b * sixty-eight. ALYIN F. BOYBY. ft ». /. a. najuuqhkjhea. St; whAfm^tbh said oonvaotion has b** n dal, rL rrM arrswsM ^srs&Swflfra6,*S5 •ssrifsiSisijr 4 b ” ““ Di5 ^ '? •e-v* I htnaula Mt my Wiri In tbs year of c I ot the Uujtiw U. H QUANT — ... ths United I **** •* etiy of Wsahingtoat this sixth da* Jfj ati i th# year of otu " J ."I. ul riU,.olo^ BO J. 0. BABcuorr D* Vu **l *”*n ot mtu. “cosTifiS" mop piu •‘Which is bound to taka the place of all ether* ly vegetable Pitfl (sugar coated) and ot •fitoacy for Goattvaosoa. Indigaattim. Dysp^Ite' ache*. Ncrvou* Debility, Uv*r Coi»puf»{/A^ U positively tba Leat pun n lUYfot\t P ' * ' Thousands at Boxes now a sad. All Druggist In ATLANTA sell them. IU«,„ ‘For Cronpa—Wliooping Ua». l.a, Ac.* Try“C».t “Oo.Ur wra It U th. bM. lu UW vUU wmli. JZj He uyi .> ,1*Tn,.--H'«'Ira* H . Xnw;widv*l. “ C 0 S T A R ’ 8 " Standard Preparations ABE HIS BEAUTIFIED. THE BUCKTHORN SALVKl “Cvu.rir-.- Hal, lluuihfriu-.. riii.rivlu.io,. •.CiulMr'a" UhI lluor Vvr.....i__* ‘•CoarAB,*' No 10, Crosby st., N. Y„ Fron Hope, Sharon nail, t. Approvod, April 11), 1800. imty miles of Raid road. Be It enacted by tlie Honate aud House of Repreann- riglit of way and making a grant of laud' ~ Stete* of Arkanaas and Mibwonrl. ti> aid lu Uio I »* of a railroad from a point on tho MinslHsippi pp* 'Site Uio mouth of tho Ohio river, via Little |{.H-k, l.» tin- Texas lioundary n.-«r Fulton In Arksn . with branch** to Fort smith and tho lliaalMlpp appr nd Pol to the little Stock and Fort Smith ’-nildlng tile first neetton in tho seooud section fUty-threo, ami 1 to extend the tin Railroad Company, f. twenty miles provided Mid act far Win toim t. .-nib day of May, olgbteeu hundred aud slxt) the lime of filing the certificate of organiiiti.m to said omi^ny |>rovidnd tor in ths third section or said act 'rovlded, 'That the laud granted liy the act hereby re ived shall be sold to actual Battlers only, in quatitl- nit greater tli purchaser, and for i tpprovrd, April 1 Au act to amnnd lo aid In timer lino from the < prlc, ipiartei wlloi X.veiling ( l granting lamia k-t entitle "An ruction of a railroad and telegraph ral PaolQc Railroad, in California, •gon," approved July twenty-Am, PllRYFYING PILLS The Purifying Pills and Female Tonic i together as a fall preparation, a. limy have given perfect satitfac the last tweaty year., In all eases that (hay 'or* rwum himii.led for. 'Inn pills may l»e Ukeu In couiiectlm with th* liver Mw.tlclne, without the Tonto, wh.-i there I* any todleatioa far tham, such as Nliortness o Breath, Swelling of Uie Feet or Face, or a Bale, Weak •tel*of thn HI.Hid, 4r a Flabby state <>f Uie Musclae os generally follow Faver and cbll*“ " * “ •Id by Dmgglsi ' a South waat m Curtis h Uold. 1‘amtmrton, Wilson, TWylnr A Oo., Atlanta, (la. I'rajiaratl nly by DR. O. H. FROTH ITT, L. H. BRADFIELD, WltOl.TOAl.R OIIIUmiHT. WIIITKIIAIX HTUKKT, ATLANTA, UKORGIA. marl* -endly eighteen hiindre«laud Rlxty-Si Be It enacted br the Senate ami llouao of Iteprescii lallvc* of th* United State* of America In <'<>ngro*a aa- Ncinblcd, That section six cf a-, act entitled "An act granting lamia to aid tn the romdrurtlnn of * railroad and telegraph line from the tVntral PoclAc ltellroa«l. In California, to 1’orUaod, lu Gregou." approved July taenty-five, eighteen hundred and alrfy »lx, Im, and the asm* Is hereby, amended no as to allow any railroad o.iupauy Iteretofare droignaled by Uio legialatiire of Uie State of Oregon, lu accordance with the fijte section of said act, to file Its aaaeut to such oi’t In the Ihqisrtmont of the luterior will.In one year from the .late of tha passage of this act; and such fll lug of It* aaaeut. If done within one year from Uiaixao- Mg0 hereof, ah all have Uie asm* force and effort to all lutauta and purposoa as If such aasont hod bivn filed within one year after the |iaaaageorMaid act: Provided. Thai nothing herein shall Impair any rights heretiK tore acquired hy any railroad rotniMui.y under mI.I ■ ««*r *hail aaid act or thla aiUMndment lio construed .-. enUlte more Ut*u on* company ton grout ol laud: And provided further, Ilia! the lands granted hy the ad aforesaid shall bo sold to actual settlors only, it black River Falla, vis Augusta, to Ullippawa CONVENTION THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND FRANCE (X)NUKRNING TRADE MARKS. Hy flu' President of the Dnlted States of Ameriea. A P R 0.0 L A M A T I 0 N Wiirukah, A convention hctwcon the United States of America aud bl* Imperial Mkjcuty, Uie Knq»eror or the French, was concluded ami signed hy their rrapor- Uvo pl*ni)N)teutlarlos at tho city of Washington on the 10U» .lay of April last, which oonrention. Iming lu the English and French languages, Is word for word as Tho United Steles of America* Emperor of tho French, dostilng to scour* In U>«ir.. sp.-ctiva territories a guarantee ot profterty In tra.i mark*, have resolved to conclude s s|hviol conven Uon for this puriMNW, and liava named aa Uiolr plen |N>tentlaries: thn Preaident of the United htetca, Ham ilton Fish, Hecretary of HUto, sml his Majesty the rJiip*ror of tho Freuch, J. Berthemy, Oonuiiaudar of tho Imperial Order of lho Legion of Hoi id his Msjiwty Uie kc , accredited as his In* form, have agreed t y. xtraordluary and mini* eigne.1 tho following a y v.-productU iiarks *111 x ed dlse to |»rova It* origin and quality, ia forlii.ldoii, and shall give groiiml for an action lor damage* In favor of tho Injured party, to l*o prosecuted In the court* «f ‘ which the (Muntertoit shall Im p a subject o of that 1 11* exclusive rlgh efll of citizens of the United French subjects tn tho terrtta H. j cannot exist for a longer period Man that fixed by lh< law of Uio country for Its o-- -*** trade niaik for the hen 4i*te# In Frame, “7 •off 1 I ths United Htate*. Ho It enacted hr tho Henata and Honan of Reprearn- Utivea of tha United (Rate* of Awiarfa* IB OaBgyaaa a* ■.-ti.hlnd. That Hanlt Ht*. Mari*, In tb* district of Hu- purter. Is harsh/ fiiaapatlBBsfiaa a wort of entry, and (hat the port of entry for the district ba. and la her* by, *i«f»l.ii»h*ri a| tiasprite, «t wtilatx wlao* th* oo|. lector of th* district shall resldo, and a deputy collec tor all all reside at Hault Hto. Marla, • 1 And h# it farther enacted, That all sots %ad -oniitry. If the owners of tra«le mark*, real,Hug In either of tho Uo countries, wish lo secure tlleir rights In Uie other country, they must deposit .lupifaate copies of those marks In the Ihiteiit Office at Washington, and lu th* (’fork's Olltcu of the Tribunal of (Vmxmctv* of the Heine, at Pails. TM present arraugenieut tliall take affect ninety •toys attar the exchange ot rauncaUciia by Uia two vovanimimte, and sUaU ooullnua in fore* for ten year* from Uiia date. I ness* neither of th* lw» high (xontmeting intUaa glvaa Muiioaof its IntcnUnii to dtaoonUiiw* this eon- vcnUan, twalve monUis Itefore it* expiration. It shall Th* ratlfioatiaua ef this panaant armngamant shall ba exchanged at Washington, within ton naonUte, nr sooner, if pusatbl*. In faith wWaof Ut* rwapaattea ptawtpatentiari** havn atgnad tha present ooamalton m fimdtonte, and afilxad lharato tha asal *f thair anan Dona at WaaUluyton, th* *4xl *■■>»! day at April, In - convenience after Uiey .e l>ecn respectively named, not to exceed three nth* from the ratification of this convention, Ul, before proceeding to any business, make nubsenbs a solemn declaration that they will in.. tiixlly and carefully examine and decide to the best of their, and according to jimtico aud equity, without ft-ar, favor, or affection to their own eonntry. npo; li claim* a* shall bo laid before them on the pi the government* of the United States and Fern, re spectively. and such declarations shall bo entered ing to other business, name [third nation to act ss an arbitrator “c* on whicli they may thcmaclv'ea differ in Ilf they shoald not bo able to agree upon the name of such third person, they shall each name a person of a third nation, and in each and every case in which Uio commissioner* may differ in opinion as to Uie decision which they ought to give. It shall bo de termined by lot which of Uie two peraona so named "hall be Uu> arbitrator or umpire ,n that particular coae. Tho person or persons so to be chosen to be ar bitrator or umpire shall, before proceeding to act aa any rasa, make and subscribe a solemn decla ration in a form similar to that which shall have al- Iready been made and subscribed by tho commission ers, which shall be entered upon Uie records of their proceeding*. In the event of Uie doath, absence, or I incapacity oraucb person or persons, or of his their omitting, or declining, or oeaalng to act aa si ^bUrator_or^umpire, anothor and different person iually named as aforesaid, and shall make aud sub- Ncribc such declaration as aforesaid AJtTTCTJC n. shall than forthwith proceed to ;']_j h claims In snch order and In such manner a* they may conjointly thiuk proper, but upon ovidonco or information a* shall be furnieheti by In-half of their respective governments. They shall bo bound to receive and peruse oil written documents or statements which may bo presented to them by or on behalf of their respective government*, in support of, or In answer to any claim, and to bear, if required, ouu person ou each aide on behalf of each government as counsel or agent far such government, on each aud every separate claim. Should they fail to agree in opiuiou on auy individual claim, they shall call to tholr assistance th© arbitrator or umpire whom they have agreed to name, or who may be dote — * • lot, as tho case may be, an.l such arbitrator after having oxomtued Uie evidence odducod for "ami agaiuat the claim, and after hxviug heard, aa required, Address Or Joan F. HmrwT IHucoeasor to. Danuis Barnes * Oo., 21 Park ltow, II. Y. fito~For Sal* by J. A. TAYLOR, L H. BUADFIKLb and other Druggists in ATLANTA, UA. REDW1NK A FOX. tgentt, AtUnU. OA Ieb30-c AYER’S AGUE CTJUE, ron tub srsEDY cca* or Intermfttcwt Fever, or Fever aunl Agar, Jtemlttewt Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billow* Headache, sad llllion* Fever*, ladeed for tha whole class of diseases origlaat- lag In biliary derangement, massed by the Malaria of sulasmatlr rousstries. No oue remedy is tender called for by the nccesst. ties of the American people Uian a sure and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we arc now enabled to of. That which protect* from or prevents this Ateordsr mat 1>e of ffflmense aerrice in the communitiei where it prevails. JYrveniton 1a better than rare, fur the patient escapes the risk which he must run in vw. tent attacks of this baleful distemper. This "Cutof* expels the miasmatic poison of Fxvrs aud Aocx irom the nyatom and prevents the development ot the dis ease, ii taken on tha first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only ths best remedy ever j«c discovered for this class of complaints, but also Hr cheapest. The Urge qnanUty we supply for a d.-llsr brings it within the reach of everybody: and in bilMXu districts, Arbere Fevkb and Aans prevail*, every bad; - - and pro should haVe it and nsa it freely both fort faction. It tit hoped this price will place it within Uw roach of ail—the poor as well as the rich. A great su periority of this rnmedy over any other <-v*r disrov. ©red for tho speedy end certain euro of Intermittent* is, that it oon tains no Quinine or mineral, consequent ly it produces no qununu or other injurious effort* whatever upon the constitution. Those curod by it are leftas healthy as if they bad never had the disease. Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of diaonUw from Its Irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheu matism, Gout, Headache. Blindness, Toothache, Ear ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the 8pl*en, Hysterica, Pain in the Bowels, Colic. Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating In this cause, put on tlie in termittent typo, or become periodical. This "Cm” expels the poison from the blood, and consequently cure* them all alike. It la an Invaluable protection W immigrants and persons traveling or temporarily re siding in the malarious districts. If taken occasional ly or daily while exposed to the infection, that will b* excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate is sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is t» valuable for protection than cure, and ter suffer from Intennittenta, it they avail theB- selvr* of the protection this remedy afford*. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS. art e very where. Tho commisRh Uio investigation of the claims which shall be present ed to tholr notice. They shall investigate and decld upon each claim in writing, and shall be signed by them respectively. It shall l>e competent for each government to name one person to attend the mission era as agent on lta behalf, and to answer claims made upon it, and to represent it generally In all mat- >ra connected with the Investigation aud decision thereof. 'lho Presidcut of tho United States, And th* Fre* •nt of Peru, hereby solemnly and sincerely engage t • decision of tho coinrai ‘' tho arbitrator i absolutely final and « «h1 upon them c 'elusive upon each claim docid respectively, aud to give foil ef to such decisions, without auy objections, ova i, or delay whatsoever. Disagreed that no claim mg out of any transaction of a date prior to tha bOUt of November, 1SCJ, shall bo admissible under tills convention Every claim shall bo presented to Uie roimuiuiou. w within two month* from the day of their first meettug, unless in auy ease when' reasons for delay a . ■■■■! laliu may Im extended to any period I aula kmi iioutlis from Uio •Ufa* of money which may be awarded by tha Jaatouara, or by th* arbitrator or umpire, ou ac- ofaay claim. Riiall be pah! by th* on* govaru- menito th* other, aa Uie case may ba, xrtthlu four months an*r Ui* date of the decialou. without Intor- eat, and wtUxout any deduction, save aa *p*ctn*d in Article VI, hereinafter. p*rt.<ot. and goveroment arising out of any tran'sactiosi of * date prior to the exchange af th*r*tttioatioasof the present oonventloBi aud further engage that every such claim, whoUier or not th* asm* may have been prswented to the notice of, made, profaned, xw laid bafar* the said ('oinmlsalonera, shall, Avni and after Ute ooaetuaton of Ui* proceeding* of Uie said commission, be considered and treatsit as flually settled, barred, and Uiorafoes in admissible, Aurttii.n vi. The safari** of the oommlsslonors shall net exoead forty-five hundrtsl dollars In United mate* goht coin, each, yearly. Thoa* «f the aecT» tarl*s amt arbitrator «*r uniplr* shall ha Aatarnaltiad hy ths oaswHaa4oo*rs. and fa oaas tha afad oommUahm flafah IM 5hhora lu teas than six months, lh* commissioner* together with their sealatanU will be antftfad to atx months’ pay. and Ui* whole expanses of the -osnasterion ahaU be do- teayskt by a ralahl* deduction on tha aasoeat of the sums awanled by tha oomnsiartonMW. proxlfi^ ah nys that atmh ffagwatten shall ate swmS tha rate of five par oanL on tha wbi so axrard*d. Tha dafbdan- cy, if auy, shall be daftv«* h T in mofatJes. ABMVtJI VII. ths ffanuta tkaraaf, and by tha Bsfafal of Fans, with EMPLOYMENT ! I / \ A DAY and Oonstant Employment guorsn- lO JL v^/ anteed to every mau and woman in want of work, iu light, honorable and profitable business.- Groat lnduoementa offered. Descriptive Cimlan free. Address Application for Exemption. valuation of homestead, and 1 wUI paaa upon the aanie at 10 - — — *“ * “ * ** my office. same at 10 o’clock a. m., on 2d day of August. !*«. « JyW-wfit O '! EORGIA, HARALSON OOUNTY.-r*ro m** X after date application will bo made to nary of Haralson county, Gx>orgia, for leave to *4Dfa lands belonging to the rotate of Reuben U**A ceased, for the benefit of the beire and creditor*" aaid decoaaeoL B. F. W ATS0S. July Sth, I»». Admtnisuahv Jnly2R-w2in Printed* lea K «K0. S. THOMAS, A tt or no v n t Lb v ATLANTA, UA. 44“ Office, Broad st.. Gov. Brown’s Building- THOMAS G. SIMMS, Agent, Office at the Clothing Htore of \Y. 1L AtliMiU^ (Jcorffiu. Ill M mil EKIlift MauuCocturora ot Eiik'Iup Ullu, Ptum-rs, IWII Ciiller*, »> rlffht IlrilU, MnehlitUt-.’ Toels of Nil HescrlpUon«. 4 IJ*y mmalWluw u>-' W.»«!ItefMj; SL leather and Itubbar Halting, and all arttolo* neadni In machine or railroad rorfar *hoPf- Offioa 12K and 1W ChomWe sL N*w_Y^- ^ GKORGK MAC*, JOHN H. OllEKYSfe 0HAA F. HARDWYU*. United State* Mail Staitr FROM ATLANTA TO DAHLONKCA! f BAVW ATIANTA UOKDAJ™ .WSPWgg*. 1 * ,£ fid FRIDAYS, at 1 o’efaak o. U, Wag* . TT. • MAM Kerf. wAWi u aixrietorw and Uteris always ready •«* (m «(3mi» **• Atlanta,January, SOth. 1404. i. Mui—l ^ It other package* i reswived awd da t*w loc a aaat by J • wUI he foretahad a fad from tha office JlL, Propria*.* — delivered q| ihe gfage office and at Mc- Atea. Kellogg h Oa’a store, oa Peachtee* street l wtU, afao, art aa Agent In retsren ro to any land K” In Foriryth oonuty. AAdveas me at Camming. Oa. i««4| CALIFORNIA WINES. J UST UonVKD.lHt^atMkoMntWM evf"' mi mem n auppi, am Ne**” uwiwmieiiniii for Bk la ceilN k ml. fcJ PKHBUdON, WILLDOK. TAVLO* A CO