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DAILY NEW ERA. kiphoii • *10 oo s oo 300 I 00 2 00 IK VARIABLY IN ADVAMK. -FI TRIMS UR IUBI For Daily, Per Annum " " Sis Month,-— “ “ Three Month* “ “ Per Month Weekly Era, Per Annum-•• - - t.nneiAUtV IV A1 HATKN OK AUVKHT1MINU. I Number bquartr 1 * | f ! tt § J- i s otjuiur Two Hqnares . Three 8qaar*« Four Batura* , n<reft|wre« 1 JJ-J* *lx Squares - Atay...-.......{J-gjl Ifl.oo fifi.O* *«.oo 20.00! *8.00 84.00 24.00 88.00 f 40.00 60.00 40.00 MO' .MV.*' M.UM 70.00' 90.0$ 108 00 Half C'olui Ttro.thir.Ur no w "" " On# O.dmuu. Advertisements for * longsr period than three mouths will be iiiwrhki *1 * deduction of twenty per roni. from the above rates. Kor e*> li square of 10 hue* i llm*i valent In spaae, l ifUrthi Aral lu All advarttaettaiits. notice# of advertisements, ua*Ur 'Oily llud,;. t," are chargeable *t the rate ot ttrKVTV-rivk • KM' .* line for each insertion. N u-itic« «UI lii'j . ar for * teas ium thin os* uolue. tdvertlseiueiit*muter the IimuI of "Hpeclal Nolle**, 1 t« enty fonts per Uue for first Insertion, aud 10 cants for etch '*ub**qu*nt Insertion. i*. containing interesting . -roiu .wry .utottor- N. r om th* j anou« coimltf* of the Htate especially TI!B BRA OFEirK N XUK uult'K BtTII.MMU ON ALABAMA sTUr.KT oppohitb thk ronomci, between l-ROAO AND WHITEHALL. UlMTAnV DIltKtTOItl. Rnr.vr.r Majou-Hkneuai. Alfred 11. Terry (\mmmmliuo Department of the South. TCUSOXAL STAFF. llrovet Lio«ten*ut Colonel E. W. Smith, Captain U. S. Army, Aid-do-Caiup. Prevet Lientemint Colonel C. II. Ora Captain l’. S. Army, Aid-de-Camp. Brevet Captain J. O. Telford, lt.t Lieutcu- niit U. S. Army, Aid-de-Ctuup. DIU'AIiTMKSr STAFF. B.-cVct t ■ ilonel J. II. Taylor, Assistant Ad jutant General, l\ S. Army, Assistant Ad* iatont General llrcv. t Major Robert 1’. llnghcs, Captain l. S. Army, Actiug Assistant Adjutant Oeu- oral. Captain C. W. Hotseupille*. l\ S. Army, Acting Assistant Inspector Geueral. Major DoWitt Clinton. Judge Advocate U. S. Army, Judge Advocate. Brevet Brigadier General T. J. Haiues, Commissary of Subsistence l. S- Army, Chief Commissary. Bievot Colonel A. 11 Eddy. Mr.jor nud Quar- tcnnasUv U. S. Army, Chief Quartermaster. Captain G. K. Sanderson, 1*. S. Army, Depot and Staff Quartermaster. Brevet Brigadier General W. J. Sloan, Surgeon l T . S. Army, Medical Director. Brevet Brigadier General John J. Milhau, Surgeon T . S. Army. Assistant to Medical Director, temporary. Brevet Lionteuant Colonel A. lv. Smith, Sur- geou U. S. Army, Attending Surgeon. Brevet Lieutumut Colouel David Taggart, Paymaster l T . S. Army, Chief Paymaster, office at Charleston, South Carolina. Brev< t Lieutenant Colonel T. L. Allison, Pay master 1*. S. Army. IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND mutouly a.1 ■ • l r.-.it - l- th- Virslnin aptins«. ALL NORTHERN CITIES. 1 .v\cru>u».s KI-.TUKS Tlt’KUlS t.» alltln(Vtebrat- 'j mi Virgin iaSprlngs with the privilege of stopping .rr at any intermediate point, have been pUcal o" *al« by tl ROSADALIS, TUE ORKai - BLOOD PURIFIER. Cura* Scrofula lu all it* vartoua fo. mi, *ucli m Consumption In 1U earliest stages, Enlargement and U Mr ration of th* Oita* a, Joints, Dune#. Kidneys, Uterus, dMHt Rheumatism, Eruptions of th* Hkto, Chronic Bora Eyes. he.; also, SYPHILIS IN ALL ITS FORMS. TTilam«jaoi of < Womoil| Loan ol Aunrtlle, Kick llraclarlir, Mvn « oui|>lalnl. rain in tlti liuik.ini- prnili nc-e In l.lft , Uravtl, General had health, and all diseases of th* Blood, Liver, Kidueys, and Bladdor, II U n perfect nuoiafor. JOB PRIVTIVt idltlMl. n i* pi i Ibrtl) haruiloi at injury. Ke(<Mumeii(l« (l by llu* Mcdlnil Fat uity and mmiy thousands of our bout oitimiM. • *- For ti-atiiuonlala of ri-markabl* enrea, m-e "Uu hkUalia AIiuaiuu " for thia year. Fr*|*r*d only by Dr*. Clenuuita, lUvea K Co.. Man ufhfturtng Choiulat*, formerly J. J. Iawrouiv .v Co. "cusm s" IISIOF Fill fUL .u y for Coativeuoaa, lndlgoation, Dyspepeia, ll*ad> aohes, Nervoua Debility, Liver Complaint, Ac." (Medical Journal St. Poaltirely the beat Pill in tbo World Thouaanda of Boxea now used. All Drugglat in ATLANTA aell them. ••Tbat Cough will kill yon,*' Try “Coatnr’a” Cough Hnnnly "Colda and Hoaraeneat lead to death," Try "roalar’i" Cough Ht-mt-ily "For Croups—Whooping Cougha, *c., ,T Try »•! oitar’a’’ Cough ltnurily "Coatar saya it ia tl>* boat in the wide world—and if lit* aaya to—it*a Truo—it’aTrna—it’a True; and We aay Try it-Try it—Try 11." (Morning Paper, Aug. 20. All DruggUta In ATLANTA aell it. “GO sTfl R ’ S " Standard Preparations ARE HIS BE AUTIFIER. THE BUCKTHORN SALVE! “Coalar'a" (only pure) Inaict Powder. Address "OOSTAB," No 10, Croaby st., N. Y., Or John V. Hxnby (Hncreasor to) Dcmaa Uarnea k Co., 21 Park Row, N. Y. dd*For Sale by J. A. TAYLOR, L. H. BllADKIF.l.D and other Druggiat* <n ATL.AWTA, ii \. REDWINK & FOX. agent*. Atlanta, (la. febSO-C TSTO STAGING. , Ti k-t Office, Pa • alt mating with lax. i troubh 1 with pain and du 1 ai-uaation, ulerabl !..»« of cirmor: . c -upamid with pain- liiieaae, and at otlior ry few of them; l.vi-r ia g. nerally DR. SIMMONS’ lilVUH lUilitliVTOH, It haa beer la*t:« years aa one r and harinleaa prepar. headache, j | headache, hronic diarrha a, jBaffLctiona of tho bladder, |REGULflTOR|n;:«^.^:-r otihio-a*, chill*, di*ea*e* of lie hkin, impurity of the •**ton ot apirita, heartburn, r pain* in the bowel*, pain In the bead, fev« r lid ague, ilropajr, boil*, p ia, orj»7i.< li«, IMn.!o.n nerally. Prepared only by .F. H.CO, i, Ua. fully Price $1; by wail |12f. The following highly atb-tt to the virtue* «.f thl* valuabh whom wa moat real* tfullyi^l r ; tlan.W.H. Il flf. Pr- ' bm H. \\. It. U. < •>.; Rev. J. It. K. Iter. P- rry.Ov . *1 E. Sp4r*.e, Albany, Ua ; O. J. I.unaf..rd, Ea-p. < » lu< tor H. W. lt.lt.; C. Master- >0, Pag , Shelia Hihh «ountj : J. A. Unit*, Rain- )-! I • 4.; Dyk*- Itev. -. K-p. Vnp lln B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE, I’HR SAFEST AND .MOST EFFECTIVE j: l-aMKJIY Foil W01UIS That lias ov»-r ln ' ii iliacovcrod. Thl* celiibruU-.l ' in cifl,- f,.r Wi.rnU U U*< >1 " ill* the u* most freedom *"'! < onhl-n-ii by geutlan.eii who have i.htaaiM • mli en< * tn the medical nrofemion, and many of llie«*. l rowing awd* their pr. indlee*. have rlm-r- fully giv*i certificate* Uetifying bt It* superior it v. II h it wii ettaaaiwlh for the wimple reason that IHolliliiK liui f«t Ham discovered whleli Mid it l* given wtlha o knows it* purfii a public for o t *|»pr, he id ti** s’text.-d "KOBTT Y „ eiiliertortty in Ihouaandi p.trt* of the world. it I* fl»e Imperative dialy of every pn- r. utlowBlf b tin Uvaltli or lil*e)illif, and to provide kliitvelr with this potent ape* r.lllr. Re ewraful lo obaarve Ui« lalllala of Uie uaine, and eo that you gel "B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S J^ERMIFUCr.- B. A. Fab nentock's Son & GEO. S. THOMAS, -A. 11 o r n o t a t I_i -Vv ATLANTA, GA. THOMAS G. SIMMS, Agent, Office at the Cl Uhing jHUm- of W. II. Low* A C Atlanta, Gooriria, FOR NEW YORK STEAM Will CO.. Engine Laths, Planers, Bolt Cullers, 1’|h i Drills, Machinists’Tunis of nil Descriptions. lufacture and sell Wood-working Machine- Hery de*« riptiou, and Stationary and Port-i Login- and boilers. Patent eold-rolled Shafting, CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY Howard and Barks Street-, Philadelphia. 1 lh am Kugine, 23-lnch cylinder, four foot atroke, mad* by button, with 13 boiler*, 40-inch diameter, 45 feet long. 1 Ream Engine. 18-iucb cylinder, four feet stroke, made by Sutton, with 3 boilers, 30-inch diameter, 38 feet long. 40 l; Her Ixvnns, 41 inch, G, 8 and 10 treadle*, 1, 2, 3 and 4 shuttle*. 23 Crompton Looms, 42 and 45-inch, 12 and 24 liar- ness. 3 and 2 boxes, pick aud pick, and also 4 boxes. ! 56x48 1st breaker, 1 Muli 48x48 2d “ j 420 spindles 40x42 Condenser. J IV-ln.g'age (40x42 1st breaker, j Mule 1 " ” <36x42 2d •• J 240 spindles (80x42 Condenser. J lh-ln.g'sge (60x48 1st breaker,) Mules 1 " " <4Sx48 2d •• } 432spindles ( 48x48 Condenser. ) l 7 ,-ln g’age 2 Mule* 360 Spindles each, 2' 4 -inch gauge. 1 Sargent’s Burr Picker, largo size, nearly new. COTTON MACHINERY for COARSE YARNS. 1 Willow, Uodson’a make, large size, speeder 36-incb, frame, six coders. 1 Coudtuner, feeder, 24 deliveries. 8 Spinning Frames, 2-inch rings, 168 spindles each. otton maohlnei Warping Mill* by baud and |>ower. I Balling Machine, for csndle wick, Ac. 60,0*10 Bobbins. Will take part CUT TON In Iraili. Ju 30dcodJm un. niCIIAU'H CiOLl>l^:iV REMEDIEH. Ask 1 r no other, take no other, and you will sav* mu-, health and money. fl.ooo HK-VAUI) for any case of oiseascin any stage -‘ Mi they fail t ^ Dr. KirnAi * Ooi.kfn Balsa* No. 2 cures Mercurial Affections. Rlx matisui, In all its forint, whether from Mercury or other causes; gives immediate relief in all cases. No diatiug nacaaary. I have thousands of cer tifloates proving the mlracnlous cures effected by the** Uemedies. l’rtco of either No. 1 or No. 2 83.00 per bot. tl*. or two boulaafor $11.00. l>r. Rimau'a Oolokn Aktidotic, a safe, speedy, pleas ant and radical cure for all Urinary Deraugemei (a, ac- . mpaaib d with full directions. Price $3.00 per bottle. Dr. Rich av’s Ooixkw Exn.in A Morn, a radical cure for Nervoaa or General Datiility, in old or young; lm- parting energy with wonderful effect. Price |ArtH per bottle, or two bottles for f 0 00 On receipt of price Remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to correspondent*.— None genuine without the name of "DR. HIOIIAU’H (lOLDF.N REM ED! EH, D. n RICHARDU, sole propri etor Mown In gla** of bottles. Address D. B.Kh'HAKDM, No. T-4* Vartck atreet. New York. Office hour* from 9 a. m. tn 0 p. m. Circulars free. iy4-d!jr T.i .Pure*., B;is; uulCuoapost •*4*7 -ly ISIS, l»ITTSBI r KG, so lx rnoratrron*. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. July 14-dly M A. M M O T H PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. itoUm* MNMKsMswaawtamrs mis W ILL How. in la Cltl ol AllMla. F^toa OMlat,, Oa, o. th. «i»* T.Md.7 lo 0ctobar n.«,wffliln Uu bran of Ml* • • — - * on aa th* property of Jplqi D. Gray, ur/, r w a l fd m«« at the Ifnltod M4 ***- 1 of America vs. John D. Oray Property pointed oat hr W. U. Brown, and In a*ld mortgage fl fa. 1March If. MW. I Nov M m Mil. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OfflCE! I-’IVJ<: POWER PRESSES! And mi EudU'iis Variety of JOB TYPE AND MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! JI AVINU added Several Thousand Dollars worth of Job Type to our already EXTENSIVE JOB OFFICE ! We take great pleasure lu announcing to the Business Publio tbat« execute, in the Highest Style of the Art, e fully preparod than everj If All Descriptions of Job Printing ! Our New Additions were selected by an Experienced Printer, and comprise all the latest improvement* in TYIE^IEj, presses, etc., An.l enable. QatocooipcLt nuccesatuUy with uijr Printing Kutabllilira'nt In the South. ladeni. we art- prepared to print anytbiug From a VISITING CARD to a MAMMOTH POSTER ! In a Style to suit the most fastidious. We have now up aud in running order FIVE SPLENDID POWER PRESSES ! NI MUKK ONE IS A MAMMOTH UOE CVLIAOEH VUUSS, Ami is a Huge Piece of Machinery, the largest of the kiud ever brought to Atlanta. This Proa* Is especially adapted to Pino Bools. Prlutlns nu, i Xjargo Po«tor«. Nt’Mli Kit TWO Is also a Hoc Cylinder Press, Smaller Ilian tho first, aud one of the best Newspaper Presses in the State. NVMBKK TURKIC IS A. ^BnDXXJlwI HOE JOBBER, Judi,M < 'th! > ilDMtpn<l.ln > uraahS^ ,<OI> lfoRi; — r J' AmciIpUm. .nf Uu 1m«u proLouuowt b, com|HUnt M AIHK.lt PUUU IS A HALF MEDIUM POTTER PRESS, l‘i>r Printing CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, Ac., aud is of very superior quality. NUMBER FIVK IS A. POTTER. CARD PRESS, Is a model of Beauty, and turns outwork with a rapidity that is astonishing; and, yet, in tho uoatest and most accurate atyle. With these extensive facilities for ail kind* of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, We have no hesitation lu saying to the public that we can turn out work as rapidly as any Establishment south of Cincinnati, and IN STYLE AND PRICES WE DEFY ICOMPETITION ! All we ask is A. FAIR TRIAL iWe are prepared to print HANDBILLS, BILL HEADS. CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS, BUSINESSICARDS, WEDDING’ CARDS, VISITING CARDS, LABELS OF ALL KINDS. THE LARGEST and CHEAPEST. THE GREAT FARMERS’ PAPER THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE ! I N**w is the time to HiibHcribe for the GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER ! I IT IH CHEAP BECAUSE ITS CIRCULATION IS LAR GER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER 1 I NOW IS THE TIME TO FOHM CLUBS ! THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE taiuH all the important editorial* published in the DAILY TRIBUNE, except those of merely local inter est; also Literary aud Scientific Intelligence; Reviews of the most interesting aud important New Books; the letters from otir large corps of Correspondent*; the latest news received by Telegraph from all parte of the world; a summary of all important intelligence in this city and elsewhere; a synopsis of ’.he Proceedings of Congress and State Legislature* wn.n in session; the Foreign New* received by ever}' steamer; exclusive re ports of the Proceedings of the Farmers’ Club of the American Institute; talks about Fruit, and otber Hor ticultural and Agricultural information essential to country residents; Stock, Financial, Cattle, Dry Goods, and General Market Reports; making It, both for va riety and comploteue**, altogether the most valuable interesting and instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in the world. The full reports of the American Institute Farmers’ Ever since its commencement, THE WEEKLY TRI BUNE ha* been an authority upon the farm. We make features of tlic Farmer*’ Club, and permit no question of intereBt to tho agriculturalist to pas* without rom- meut and advice. When it 1* remembered that tbi* ad vice i* given by one of the most conscientious farmers iu the country, the reader may estimate its value. It has been well observed that a careful reading and study of th* Farmers’ Club Reports in th«- WEEKLY Titl ed to print the bc*t thing* written on the subject of ag. iculture by American and foreign writer*. Wc Intend to increase these features in the coming year very largely As it is, no prudent farmer can do without it As i lesson to his workmen alone, every fanner should place the WEEKLY TRIBUNE upon hi* table every Saturday spening. The TRIBUNE it the bett and cheapest jxiper in the country. This Is not said in a spirit of boaatfulnc Wc do not claim any essential superiority over o neighbors, except the superiority of place and oppor tunity. It has fallen to New York to create the great est newspapers of the country. Here concentrate the commerce, the manufactures, the mineral resources, the agricultural wealth of the Republic. Here all the new* gather*, and the patronage is so large that jour- nalinte can afford to print it. A newspaper can l»e made in New York for half the money, and yet with twice the value ol newspaper* elsewhere. This is the strength of tho TRIBUNE. Wc print the largest, and cheapest, and iK’st edited weekly newspaper in tho country. There is little special merit in this. We have all the advantages around u*. We have great Daily and Semi- Weekly editions. Their machinery and resources art: only a part of the Weekly. This paper ha* long had tho largest circulation in America, and we have tried to justify that confidence. The result is, that wc hav so systematized aud expanded our resources that every copy of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE contains a* much read ing matter as a duodecimo volume. Thiuk of it l For twe dollars, Uie farmer, iu the course of one year, buy* as much reading matter a* though he filled a shelf of his library with fifty volumes, amt those volumes contain- ing the greateHt works in the language. The ft cheapness can no further go. The WEEKLY TRIBUNE is the paper of the people, Here the eager student may know the last lesson* ol science. Here the scholar may read review* of the best books. Here may be louud correspondence from all ports of tho world, tho observations of sincere and gifted men. who serve the TRIBUNE in almost every country. All the elaborate and intricate machinery of our establishment—perhaps the roost complete In America—is devoted to the purponc of making tho best ami cheapest weekly newspaper in the world. We think we have reached that point in giving for two dollars fifty-two duodecimo volume* a year. The TRIBUNE is strong by reason of its enormous circulation and great cheapness. It Ium loug been conceded that the WEEKLY TRIBUNE has tho largo*t circulation of any newspaper in the country. Foi year* we have printed twice a* many papers, perhapi all of the other weekly edition* of the city dailie ••very subscriber renew hi* subscription, aud urge his neighbor to do the same. If a man cannot a fiord to pay two dollar*, let him raise a club, by inducing hisneigh- l'ors to subscribe, and wo shall seud him a copy gratis for bis trouble. No newspaper so large and complete as the WEEKLY TRIBUNE was ever before offci * so low a price. Even when our currency was i with gold, no such paper but the TRIBUNE was offered at that price; and the TRIBUNE then cost us far less thau it now does. We have solved tho problem of making tho best aud cheapest newspaper in America— perhaps in the world. Let us see if we cannot give it a million weekly circulation. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. TO MAIL 8VB8CHIBEB8: One copy, one year, 52 issues $2.00 5 copies, $9; 10 copies, to one address, $1.60 each (and one extra copy); 10 conics, to names ol sub- PostofQcc, $1.10 each (and one extra copy). THE NEW YORK HEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is published every Tuesday and Friday, aud contaius all the editorial articles, not merely local in character; Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms; Letter* from oui large corps of Foreign and Domestic Corre*i>ondcnt* Special aud Associated Fress Telegraphic Dispatches. * —>ful and complete summary of Foreign ami Do- c News; exclusive reports of the proceeding* of the Farmers’ Club of the American Institute; talks almut Fruit, and other Horticultural aud Agricultural information: stock. Financial. Cattle. Dry Goods, General Market Report*, which ar- published in DAILY TRIBUNE. The SEMI Wt KKLY TRIBUNE also give*. In the course of a year, tl ve or four of the Together with All Descriptions of Railroad Work From a Ticket to u Ledger. We are also prepared to do all kinds of FANCY PRINTING, PLAIN OR IN C0L0R8. BOOK-BINDERY! We alao Ian eommeted with our office, a No. 1 Book-Bindery, in chaff* of ona of tb* SJUlT j la th* United Mates, who eon do all descriptions of work In the BR8T STYLE and SAMUEL BARD. •y living authors. The cost of these alone, if bo n book form, would be from aix to eight dollars, if iurehaacd in Uie English Magazines, from which they re carefully selected, the cost would lie three or four times that sum. Nowhere else can so much current intelligence and permanent literary matter be ha<l at so rheap a rate aa iu the HEM I-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Those who believe in the principle* and approve of the character of the TRIBUNE can increase its power aud influence liy Joining with their neighbor* in forni- ing chili* to auliacrtbo for the HatnLWe< kly e.Ution. It will in that way l»e supplied to them at the lowest TKSMh or THF. SKUl-WXr.KLY TMBrXE. Mail subscribers, 1 copy, 1 year—104 numbers... f 4.(1 Mad aulmcrilM r*. 2 eopiea, 1 year—104 miniliers . 7.(1 Mail snlwcribeni. 6 t opic*, or ovar, for each copy. 3.0 F.*r $100 we will send thirty fisir copies and Uie DAILY TRIBUNE. THE NEW YORK DAILY TIUUUXI Is published every morning (Huudaya excepted) at $10 par year; $5 for six months. In making romlttanees for subaerlpttona, always procure a draft on New Y’ork, or a Fustokes money order. If possible. When neither of these can be proemvd. send tb* money, but always In a regteterad letter. The registration 1 the presen aa bean found b* 4k M ever requested to do so. Mi to AfUtn cents, and the present registration * TOT OOLMMS, THK Six Great Remedies Hurley’s Ague Tonic Rs Araanic— Ho Merewry. L E_ BBADnEWS COLUMN DB. J. BRADFIELD’S ItlilI lIHliTU Woman’s Best Friend. mill valuable Madkfas i« prepared Cor Worn* ax- 1 oloslvsly, aad to banaad by womxm only. It U adapted aapanUUy to tboaa «•**• wham th* womb ia dUap5er*d!*0dirlll cor# mj irregularity int tb# "man. ms." «xe*f>t in auch ***** *• requira a surgical opera, tion As tbaat last ara vary rare, tb* Fnuui Kzou- ukria '<* almost universal *mUcaUmi. In a aaddan ot th* "monthly oonnm^Uomoout, trouble of mind, or Uk* causa. It acta Ilk* a charm, by unoiui thaaf* af IsksdnU am th* PERFECTLY RELIABLE. The only remedy for Chills and fsver, or Ague aud Fever, that la or oan be depended upon Is Hurley*. Ague Tonic. Thera have been thoumads cared by using U who ksve tried the usual remedies without benefit. WORTHY OF ATTENTION. To Dr. Ihomaa A. Harley: I hereby certify that during last year I was attacked with the ague whilst In Yiekaburg, Mlsa., and used several popular medicine# with but temporary raliaf. On reaching home th*disease returned In a won* type, if possible, whan my tnedioal attendant ordered Wulu lu* In large doaea—frequently aa high as W gralns per dsv, and which must hav# coat me nearly • W0. I con sulted Dr. Bmith, of Louisville, and fouud he prescrib ed quinine and araanic combined, which I refused to uie. preferring to tot Uie aie«M» toke lte oonree. I wte -linnet bloodleee, extremely reheaeted, enj pronounc ed wlUi enlarged Llrer end Spleen. About thto time, UieedrerUeetuentof Hurtey'i Ague Toulc appeared n a city paper, and I determined to give U a trial. I did to. andbave no reason to regret it. One bottle restored me completely, and since that Uma I have seen nearly a hundred cases In which it acted with eaoally happy results, and would certainly recommend it aa prefers- ble to any other tonic before the public. JAMES MARTIN, Engineer. Louisville, Ky., June 16. 1M5- PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. IHLin URUFiULlI WITH IODIDE OF POTASH. Indigestion, Piles, Pulmo nary, Diseases, Merora in, or King’s Evil, Hyphllis." Louisville, April 4,1856, Hurley’s Sarsaparilla la what it is represented, and I believe it the most wonderful medicine before the public. Nothing under tho heavens could induce mo to say so without proof of the strongeet aud surest kind; therefore I speak willingly and positively on the subject. My daughter baa been allll&ed with skin disease and stiffness of the joints for \everal years. I em ployed the principal physicians of the city and they could not cure her. I gave her your Bareaparilla not expecting it would do much good, but to my great ss- toulshmeut she rapidly got well, and thank God con tinues so. Had she been taking any medicine I would not give this certificate; but your 8arsapari)la, tho only remedy emuloyed, leaves no doubt ol its medi cal qualities, and tbat it alone cured her. (Signed.) LUKE REYNOLDS. Any person requiring the truth aud honesty of the statement, will find me at my residence, corner Ninth and Walnut streets, Louisville. 0*OMU EiiUtoeo, Acai-w,, On endefUr ramie,-April H, !*», notice, the Peaaenger Trains will run u\m? 1 ' »at nan. (Sundays •■aceptegT*** Leave Augusta ' Leave Atlanta. •«$- Arrive at Augusta. •<$ Arrive at AUanta EIOHT TRAIN. ■ Leave August* Leave Atlanta. Arrive at Augusta. Arrive st Atlanta « stomach," flush** at beat about tb* face, ebiUy a— aations, burning of the eyelids and general natisen ueea. Taken in Urn# all these symptoms pass away UnxMfilalaly, without Injury to ths J[ r 4 t l for numberless arils to tb# constitution Cf Uie wo rn The next "turn" corn** around and them It no iow,” or perhaps th# "white*" will appear. There 1 bo some uneasiness about th* womb, but very Bl ue or non* of th* natural fluid escaping. The com plexion beoome* sallow, bowels swollen, a sortof green ish caste about the face, constant dull aching Pains about the head, weight in th* lower stomach and back. across the cheat, conch, and gtddlnea*. •till allowed to go on "green sickness" will be fully de veloped, the headache become# aavera. with loss of memory, diminishing sensibility, bice stomach, dys pepsia, no relish forfood, loss uf flesh, Increased flut tering of the heart, swelling or the feet, legs aud body, and occasional spitting of blood. The slightest effort causes husoied mrbatuino. almost suffoca tion. The skin Is flabby and a "doughy feel.” This ia a sad picture, but It la the condition of thousands of women between tho ages of fifteen and forty-five who are brought to the verge of the gravo by ignor ance or neglect to take tbo proper remedy. To all who are afflicted with any of the symptom* above menu— ed, tn connection with an irregularity of the "raont sickness," wo earnestly say TAKE DR. J. BRj FIKLD'M FEMALE REGULATOR. A few ounces ken you will at once experience 1M benefit*, aud with a little patience you will be folly restored to health. & This remedy haa been extensively used for upwards of twenty years bv many of the most experienced and successful physicians of Georgia, Wo retest that DR- J- BRADFIELD 8 FEMALE REGULATOR ia proparred for WOMEN and to be used by Women only. A trial Is all we ask. Praftored rad rato ^ tBLD. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, Atlanta, Georgia. Price $1 50 per Bottle. tw Sold by Druggists generally. Atlanta. Ga-, December 29, 1868. Dr. J. BuAcriELi). Dear Sir: I take pleasure in stating that some time previous to the late war, I used, with the utmost suoccaa, on a servant girl, your FE MALE REGULATOR, prepared then at Bradfleld’a Drug 8toie, Wert Point, Ga. She had been suffering severely from suppreased menstruction, and thin Med icine soon restored her to health. She is, to-day, liv* in Atlanta, sound and well. Arrive at Berzell*. Passengers for MUledgevfllt-, Washii,««/* .!! } Ga., must take day Passenger Train fn«,, Atlanta. A “T PaasengtTs for West Point, Moutgo„ lt r» • bile and New Orleans must leave A.-^Mk Passenger Train, to make close . “ Passengers for Nashville, Corinth (Jjr. Memphis, Louisville andHt- LouU t and make close connections. Through Tickets aud Baggage «h» cI,a „ the above places. u Pullman’s Palace Hlecping Car* on tU >r Trains. No chauge ot cars on night K? ail Trains between Augusta aud W. *• kZH * K. ijL Aastetam 8up»W CHANGE OF Bl’HKDlI^ 9 CHANGE OV CABS ABTWKEH sav**^ . ANK MONTOOMl.il Y, " ! Omcs or Mastex or Central Railroao, Savannau, Aug'i't"^ I In and afYt-p Hlindav. lftli ln.t wx. ™ tofl . HURLEY’S POPULAR WORM GANDY. Messrs. James Ruddle k Co.—Gentlemen—It gives me groat pleasure to say, after using all tho other worm remedies known to me. with but partial surceM to my children, I was advised to try T. A. Hurley V, and sinoe using It my children have becomo quite well and healthy. The childron would eat it all the time. It is one of the best, safest remedies known.r and aa such, recommend it to one and all. JA8. W. TRAVIS. Louisville, June 13, 1868. HURLEY’S STOMACH HITTERS. Debility, Loss of Appetite, Weakness, In digestion, or Dy spepsia, Want of artlon of the Liver or Disordered Stomach 7here arc no bitters that can compare with these in removing these distressing complaints. For sale or cau be bad st any drug store in tho United States. JAMES RUDDLE k OO., Proprietors, Louisville, Ky. This 11 . ... _ and tried all the tonics I have heard of Used, with little or no relief from any of them heard Hurley’s Bitters highly spoken of, and trieu • botUe, with little faith iu it before 1 commenced and to my surprise and joy, before 1 finished one botUe. I felt s great deal better and firmly believe that one ois two occasions it was the means of saving and prolong ing my life I conscientiously recommended them tJ *11 sufferers as tho best Bitters known, and advise them always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley’s and have no other. You can use this as you think proper, If it will benefit others. Yours truly, etc., r . ^ JoHN w - dixson. Louisville, Ky., December 10,1868. NOTICE TO MOTHERS. DK. SEABROOK’S INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP. Use in the future only 8EABROOK’8, a combinaUon quite up with the advancement of the age. Pleasant to take, harmless in Its acUon, efficient and reliable in all cases. Iuvaluable in tho following diseases: 8nmraer Complaint, IrrogulariUea of the bowels. Reetivcnssa, Teething, kc. Give* health to the child and rtst to Uu toother. Nashville, Trnn.,F*b. 12, 1868. IJaa. Uaddle k Co., Louisville, Ky.—Win n living in your city I used several bottles of Dr. ffaabrook’s In fant Hoolhing 8yrup. and found U to do my child more good and It would rqst better after using It thau any ??*• ^*53* J with coufl.leuof, t is the beat medicine for children at present known. 1 wish yon would gst ths druggists her* to keep it. U Any °ne do#*, pleara IrimTU,*; U not rand me on# dozen by sipresa, and I wUl pay for it at th* office here. Write me when you send it, aud oblige MRS. SARAH L. RANDOLPH DR. SEABROOK’S Eliiir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and Thte alagant coml(nation possesses all the ionic propevti** of Perm via» Bark tk d Iron, without tho dia- agreohln taste sad bad affeate ot either •"«»«pret«~tto.^ or UkMUoSS* ,0,h * OU,l> * ” l - James Ruddle & Co., PROPRIETORS, laboratory AW. 41, Bullitt Street Louisville, Ky, ▲11 tna above goods for aal* by UEDWlhg 4 $qx ATI.'ANT*. Ml ■ railroads. °—«l» Leave Augusta.. Li-avc Savannah Arrive at Macon Arrive at Augusta. Arrive at MiiledgevUlf Arrive at Eafonton iifH Connecting with train that leaves Augtugg|fi DOWN DAT TRAIN. Leave Macon 1 Arrive at Savannah Arrive at Augusta. Connecting with train that leaves Au^jVu'u^" CP EXO.if tilaix. Leave Ravanuah Arrive at Macon . - „ Arrive at Augusta :;*» Connecting with train that leaves AugijMsgp DOW* NIGHT TRAIN. Leave Macon Arrive at Savannah Arrive at Augusta Leave MiUedgeriUc Leave Eatonton .JT. Connecting with trains that h ave A. M. Trains from Savannah aud Aii^.toT^- Tralns from Macon, connect with MilhdTlk at Gordon daily, Sundays excepted. P. M. Train from Savannah connects m Mail Train on South Carolina R. It., sad y w from Savannah and Augusta with Tnia* « western and Muscogee Railroads. [Signed] WILLIAM BOflte Acting Master of Trsar^ bouse servant, and teemed cured up to the time of "freedom.” I do not healtato to indorse yonr preparation for the purposes for which you recom- meud it. - • • Yours truly, JNO. C. WHITNER. STATE OF GEORGIA. Tnocr County. This is to certify that I have examined the reciij of Dr. Joseph Bradfleld, of this county, and as a med leal man pronounce it to be a combination of Medi of great merit in the treatment of ail the diseases ■ ' * * —commends it. Thia Deceir- WM. P. BEASLEY, M. D. MoVNTVILLK, 1868 Dr. J Bradtirld—Dear Sir: I have much pleasuie In saying I have witnessed tho most decided aud m<p- py etlects of your Female Regulator in this neluhLor- nood. WM. H. FINCHEN. Movmtvdjjl 1 68. Du. J. Bradfilld—Dear Sir: I have repeatedly used in my family, your Female Regulator, aud have in e try case, met with complete success. G. L. DAVIS. gy I also prepare aud have for sale a YEAST POW DER, equal to th* beat, and for much less price. gy 1 *l»o prepare a LIQUID BLUING, now in by many of the beat housekeepers In the city, and pro nounced by them to bo very superior. L. If. 1IKADEIELD, Atlantn, On Sole Agent for Ooo. M. Hay’s Sure Cure for Intemperance. marl 4-eodly DR. 0, S. PROPHITT’S Family Medicines CONSISTING OF H1H CKIJIKATKH L I V E It M K 1)1(1 IN 10 Aiioilitic I’niii Kill It, ANTI-BILLIOIIH PILLS, AGUE DPIXtLiS, llynculrry tordiat, ft amir Tonie PURIFYING FILLS T HE -xcelleDt remedic. of O. 8. Prophitt, M. 1). need no recommendation, their well-known power in romoviug the diseases peculiar to our Southern cli mate having already established for them an enviable reputation in Georgia and the adjoining States. As the majority of persons living in the South are predisposed to disease of tho Liver, it is granted by all intelligent phyeiciaua that most of the paius and aches of our peo ple are due to orgauic or functional derangement of V* a ‘ i "'P? rUut or «* n - 1’rophitt’s Liver Medicine and Anti-Billioua Pill# strike directly at the root of the evil. They cur* tho Liver, which in nine cases ont of ten, is at Uie bottom of the Congha, Dyspepsia, Colic, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation, Menstrual Ob- struct tons, etc., so common among our people. Ear ache, Toothache, Acute Rhounutlsm, Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind fleo before Propliitt’8 Pain Kill It like chaff before tLe wind. If yon have Indigestion or Dyspepsia iu any form, any othci chronic diseasos, use Prophitt’s Liver Medicine. It ia aafo and reliable; pure Vegetable, and a liquid ready for use at any and all Umes. Price $2 a botUe- 33 1-3 per cent, discount by tho dozen bottles or more. If you get snake bit, uso PIIOPIUTT’S pain kill it. .eternal and external. If you havo a fresh wound ol any aort, use the PAIN KILL IT. It you get dog bit. apply the''AIN KILL IT. “ W DR. O. 8. PROPHITT 8 Anti-Billious Vegetable Pills Purgative anti I'ebrirugc, rn-rb.rettoduttm u.ttl.ud.BctoM reUi»«Ic It «U Febrile ind Acute Dlieuee of etl klmle. DB. 0. B. rBOVHITT‘8 VEGETABLE AGUE PILLS A ufe end,corteIn rernedr for *«ao «n J Fercr. chilli end Ferer, end .11 Unde of IVrtodlcel l)i.reeoe, end tl safe and rallablu for aU to take at auy time. DR. PROPHITT’8 CONI iraiTERY ■!. A tele end Kenuluo renwnly for ell Unde of Itowel Die. eeeee, Djeentorlce, Dierrb.oe, Bloody Fin., Ac . U ntoy bo fflreu to ell etzoe. ence end ectce, end it ill Unie. with perfect eefctj, where there la enjUilun ot that claee tndlcetcd. ¥ I'ciuaVc Tonic, GREAT SAL! PURYFYING PILLS ttare to «y todtretto. fo, them, end, M Shmn J. b “ generally follow ^ever and Chills an>l Fever. ▲U oCtka above Medicines sold by Druggists aud l floS by* orally throughont th* Southwaet W. A KAuadaU, Radwin* 4 Fox, Curtis 4 Liord Pambarton. WlUon, Taylor 4 Oo., Atlanta, Ga. Praparad only by DR. O. 8. PROPHITT, ▲11 the above ramedlts for aal* by ° 0?ta **** L. H. BRADFIELD, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. WHITEHALL VTBUT. ATLANTA, OEUBOIA. REAL ESTAT fJlHE undersigned will sell for CASH, os Tuesday, the 5th Day of ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS nient residences in Middle Georgia, oil Cleft* Six Thousand Six Ilund and Fifty-two Aero MORGAN COUNTY LA lying on the waters of Sugar Creek. These brace some of the finest Cotton aud Grain lari country. They will bo sold in se veral tractaa afford an opportunity to a good many perMr ta Procuro Homo*. It ia seldom that such an opportuuity ocean chase farms so favorably located. Strangers desiring to settle in one of the bri lunnitios in the United 8tates.and tocultmft GREAT ORIGINAL FER PARLOR FURNITURE, Carriage aud Ilarne«*> and a great variety of personalty belonging * tatea of said deceased and his widow, Mr*. hMt of whom also we are executors. r The sale to be made under the order of the Ordinary, and the Wills of the decased. foe » l>oa« of paying legaoies, and for distribntioa, ing to their Will*. Madison, Oa., August 14. 1862. G eorgia—uaralson county.- J. HEAD, administrator of WiUon F. tepresent* to tho court in bis petition, entered on record, that ho haa folly ■V"",. Blackstock's estate. This is therefore to era" discharged from his administration andr of dismission on the first Monday (n may 30— ▲. D. WC" v m iu»v concern.— niuiiui l>. “• •7. form applied to ms for letter# of *dmln»«- Uie . state of Augustus Williams, late Of tete this ia to cite *11 and alugular, tho next of kin ol Augustus Williams, to be ana my office, within the tlmo allowed by Uw, causa, If any they oan. why permanent M tlon should not be granted to WUIlam l» 1W gustos Williams' estate. J ^Witness my hand and offtvial iignature^ * •ep l-30dprafee$3 00 DANIEL F0. 21 TATE OF GEORGIA—DAWSON OOt K**- J as, Thomas Kaland, administrator of tea Hiram Crane, deceased, represents to Uw — petilioo, duly filed and entered on record, folly administered Hiram Crane’s oatate; thu » fore, to cits all persona concerned to ah®*-- any they can, why said administrator m®** discharged from bis administration, and ree«" of dlamlasina on the first Monday In Dec This August th* fid, 1809b’ auglT-mfim prafee$6 DANIEL F0^ EORGIA, HARALSON OOUNTY.-Two vX ter date apaUcatioo will be made to tte Ordinary of Haralson county. Oa, at th® term after tha axptratloa of two month, fo* Uoe for leava to sail th* real estate of T. *rJTk\ |ateof said oounty, laoaasad, for ti# ft M. 4 T. M. SAT notice. that my wlffi, Mrs. Juli® * . ___ this data, beoome a trf « Augnatfit, \m. angfifi law4w