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DAILY NEW ERA- TRRHl or IliUfCHJPTtOO i ■Bf- for Dolly, Por Annum : •: &KSSfc= “ “ Por Month Wookl* Ero, Por Annum •ff- Iff VARIABLY IN ADTAN0K. Jp* IlATF-fi OB' A DVKHTI&lJYOo I l ji r Suiutrct Square r Y 1 f 1 f i 0 1*1 t.-r Onlumu.. IIaIY Column TAO-lhlrd* Calami O in ililuiuu •ss lion 40.99 •a oo M.0K ♦ion •0.00 106.0© liA.OO For oa* h •..pure of 10 linos or toes, for the At at tuscr- li.iu, $1. aud for each subsequent insertion 60 rout*. l\,u tUu>« ot #obd nonpareil, or its equivalent iu space, make a square. Torn'* cash, before or on demand aft or lb* first tu- It I« evil tnarrUeii. Ml \ '.vertiaementa, . ••City Budget,” ■ >Uce* of advertisementi I Chargeable *1 the rate < lor each luaortiou. N auiu than on it ouixan. Vdvertieeraenta under the head of “Special Kotiw*, 1 twenty oonta per line for Ural insertion, atul 10 ceuta fo TWKMTV-riTK i'ESr» ; u dice w 1U appear foi k*b sub-oqtiant ii 1 11 K KKA OFFICK N TUB Bltlt U BUILDING ON ALABAMA NTKKKJ orrosm tut. roHTomt-*, ditwik* BROAD kMD WHITEHALL. NfVlTAnV DIKKCTUKY. ltuMEr Majok-Gknkhii. Altiu'd II- Tbbkv f'Omnmnding ItopurUMtei oh-llio SouUa. l-KunoNAL HTxrr. r.riert Liiwtcunut Colouol E. W. Smith, 1'ipUin T. K. Army, Alil-ik-t imp. ltrovot Liiiilriwut Colonel 0. II. Unm-o, ('.\ptiun T. S. Army, Ald-do-Oamp. llrevet (-.plniii J. O. Telford, 1st Licutcn- lint U. S. Army. Ald-de-ypoup. DhPAUTMKN r STAFF. lltYVii t’olouel J. 11. Taylor, Assistant Ad- jut.»ut General, l\ S. Army, Asaiatout Ad jutant General. . Hr«vi t Major Robert P. llngliaff, Captain L. S. Army, .Voting Assistant Adjutant Oen- Caplain C. W. Uotaeupillei. l T . S. Army, Acting Assistant Iuapec*tot General. Mijor l>oWitt Cliutou, Judge Advocate‘ l>. S. Army, Judgo Advocate. Brevet Brigadier General T. J. Haines, Commissary ot Subsistouee U. B. Army, Chief Commissary. iiiuvet Colonel A. U. Eddy. Major and Quar termaster U. & Army, Chief Qoarbirin.iiiter. Captain G. K. Sanderson, U. S. Army. Depot and Htnflf Qtinrtermaater. Brev. t Brigadier General W. J. Sloan, Surgeon l T . S. Army, Medical Director. BrwV. i Bri/adicr General John J. Milhnu. Surgeon 0. S. Army. Assistant to Mt iMcal Director, temporary. Brevet 1/ouUn.mt Colonel A. K. Smith, Sur geon r. S. Army. Attcudin" Surgeon. Brev t LteT^eUftul Colonel David Taggart, PayuiaMt r l\ K. Army. Coief Paymaster, otVi. c at C.i .rleeton, Sooth Carolina. BreVtt Lieut- nnnt Color* T. L. Allison, l’ay- master l\ S. Army. RO&ADALIS, 1UI GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Ouro* Scrofula iu all iu various farin'. syr h « Consumption lu Us earliest aUgra, EnUrgeiu«ni and Uloerrtfun of the GUnJes, Joluta, Bone*. Ridley*, Uterus, Chronic Ithounatlsin. Eruptions of the Hhiti. Chronic Bora Kyra, ftc.; aliws SYPHILIS IN ALL ITS FORMS. ■wri ■■ as ii ^a»BTg JOB PRINT INC! OfllHTO JO ‘.liHTC JO ■ M A. M M O T H PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. DlnoAMom of Woxnoui Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, II Is u |*rfrrl reiievnfor. HIM* A IJAI.lt Srutl'WiM • v« o kind ol hma--r »n. Iiad taint, and restores the «-ntbe *>rit in t" .» k- *l«b) Knoutiiiciidril li> the Medical Faculty and mbbjt Ummuiu of our heal rilliiN IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND Pleasure Sn-her., T UI Virsinin Sprinss, ALL NORTHERN CITIES. I'j -! Virirft.li9prliig« with th« pri vilfl,, of stoppi f.vrr at anr lnt»Tiinvtlat« point, hav<- boon plao. .1 uie by ths* ro.vl at areally n dmod rau>**. CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY Howtrd and Bcrli StrMt--', Philadelphia. 1 Dsain Fiiabif*, 12 t% Ii oytlmUr. four foot stroks, mvlo by futtou, wtth 13 bolters. 40-incb disn.oirr, 45 f. i t hi»K- 1 lVani Kiigius, IM-inoU ryllnder, four foot stroke, inatlo by Hutton, with 3 bailors, 3<!-iuoli diainutor, :w foot long. 40 Holler Loons. 41-lnch, 6, H and 10 tn sdlo*, 1, 2. 3 and 4 sbuttlos. 26 Cromptoi bos , 3 and 2 boxei P‘c* and pick, (56x43 1st breaker, J 143x43 2d •• J (40x42 Condenser. J (40x42 1at breaker,) < 3(1x42 Id *• } (30x42 Condenser. ) (60x43 l«t breaker,) 43X48 2d •• 2’ a K° m. JOHN BBLI/8 SMITH’S T051C SYRUP, 7 1 taartxccakot ague and fevkh, * *' : a«B_ ( llltil.H ANtt V EV Elk. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OITICE! B’l V Ifl POAV Kit I’BESSES I Ami all Emllraa Variety of JOB TYPE AND MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! | J IVIN(1 added Urvcrial Tbou.ioxl Uollairs worth of .fob Type to our already EXTENSIVE JOB OFFICE ! n fully proparo.1 than All Descriptions of Job Printing ! Our Nrw Addition* wore selected by an Kxperlenoed Printer, and eompriao all the latoat lm|>roYemeuts In TYPE, ETC., rliatlmc Katubllalm in the Sou I It. Indeed, 1 Vtu R’sk' . -..-luuigaur lfHar^ent’a llurr Picker, large size, nearly u< COTTON MACHINERY for COARSE YARH8. 1 Willow, lloilsou'M make, large size, apooiler S6-iui b, two l>e«n»ra. 4 Cotton cards, 26-ini'U, self-strippers and grimier, 50-ineh traverac. 1 Drawing frame, four coilers, Dumford'a drawii traase, six coilers. 1 Condenser, feeder, 24 deliveries. 3 Spinning Frames, 2-inch rings, 103 spindli-s ea« b. 1 •* •• l‘«-inoh •• leu With auafUng, belting, Ac., Ac., coiunlete t<* run tl ottou mai hiner*. Warping Mill* by hand ami power. 1 Balling Machine, for candle wick, Ac. 50,t«0 Bobbins. Will lake peart COT TON In U nite. JuSOJei 13m THOMAS 0. SIMMS, Agent, OA<-o at Jtho Clothing Store ol W. Allanla, f.Vorgiu 1HV YORK STEAM IH Ca Einriiip l.atlis, I'lmiprs, Bolt Cutters, I'|, rltrli* Ill-ills, Marhlulsla’ Tools of all llpscripl ions. 4 L80, mAnul ;V ry ol ever unbtT8 Bt, New York. OKOUOB PLACE, Preeidcnt. JOHN 11. ('HKKVKH. BeCy. CHAR P. HARDWICK, Sec 1 NO STAGING. Apply to Ticket Offic. I SiMlYI0N £ - ,C- r ; TLo heed it troub'ei witli I ■am a < onaiderable 1<>*- of in< *:.• ry. .••e.,iu ful eeueaticn of havi* g nit .^d^n- ought to have been Jun-. 1 »ft*-n • *i Tlie Hymptoma j liver g^mMass i! ‘- |ivef with, DR. SIMMONS’ U\U( IVU.I l.VVOli, THE BISHOP PILL. THE BISHOP PILL. THE BISHOP PILL. N"t -nr,ndr,th'. - not ■lyor*.'— not ^-Wright'*, BOX COSTAR’S” IIS10F FILL [Medical Journal Sep., 8.) Positively the best 1*111 in the World Thouaanda of Boxoa now used. All Drnggtat In ATLANTA aell them. Try i'll,” u C »« Itcniedy ugh Itcmrdy -Whooping Ccngli*, Ac.,” >»Kh Hemedjr rid.* world —and if I True; and We say »>V / ‘ l, P' r * 2«.) pell It. tia the bo sin ATLANTA aril ad herbs, warranted last 35 years a» one of tl and barm less pr«parati<>r ing. If lak< n r* guUr’j i liable, eilicaeioits lioadache, I ironic diarrha betione «»f the biad.1i Imp dysentery, alTectlo [the kidneys, i. pain in the bead, anii ague, dropsy. >*oil*. !•»*»' i» back and limbs. Asth ma, eryaypf las, ' 1 * " generally. T«m lions, and l.ilioi 1'repared only by J. y.KII«l% CO., Druggists, Macon, (la.^ Price <1; by wail f 12f. The following highly roai>ec*al>l« persona can fully atU*«t to the virtues of thia valuable medicine, and to whom we moat rcapo.-tfliUy refer: Gen. W. 8. Bolt, President H. W. K. R. Co.; llev. J. II. Felder. Perry,Ow . Ool. K. Hpirks, AllMUiy, tia.; G. bridge, <»a.; D>kes A « Tallahassee; H. v. J. W Powers, Esq.. Sii|s m.b • Isr.l, Bullard's Mixtion, 1 wiggs county, <la.: <lr> • ry, Macon. (».v; It. v. »:. «inference ;Msjjr A F. tor Macon Telegraph. Hurl. . M*e..n, Oa ; Virgil . nt M W. It. U ; Daniel Hut. teena k Hiuisvu.k It. It., vllle Wood, Wood'* Facto. I)R. < H [JNTER » trial all lolvale disease*, syphilis, orHmv gh’et, fctrlct-.ra. A<-., com- “ C 0 S T A R ’ S " Standard Preparations ARE 1118 BE AUTIFIER. THE BUCKTHORN SALVE! From a VISITING CARD ton MAMMOTH POSTER ! In a Style to suit the ii FIVE SPLENDID POWER PRESSES ! N I'31IIKit O.M K IS \ M\M\liVVll HOE. CVIjIADEU VUESS, And la a Hugo Pioco of Nlachiuory, the largest of the kind ever brought to Atlanta. Thia Preaa la Jospeotally adapted to Fin© Book Printing »nd Iaarfto Po«tor«. NUMBER TWO Is iilso ii Roe Cylinder Press, Smaller than the first, am) one of the beat Newspai>er Presses In the state. ftUMBKK THREE IS -A. MEDIUM HOB JOBBER, t££JZ^^£StiS? ,0B '° M °‘ " ,ry »“ Pro n «»n. wl by co mpe .«, NUMRRK FOl'It IS A HALF MEDIUM IP OTTER P.’RESS, F. r Printing OIRCULAltH. LETTER HEADH, BILL HEADS, Ac., and is of very superior quality. NUMHKIt FIVE IS A POTTER !CAIUD PRESS, -apidity that ia astonishing; and, yet, In the uoatoat and most a for all kinds of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, SUM _ whether of short sntlre Western and 1 to the truth of the assertion that In no ease whatever wUl U fSto cura. If the direction, era strict- ly followed end carried out In a great many • single dees hne 6»k aulErtent for a cure, and whole families h»ra beeneured bjr a aUgfs bottle, with a per- fset rsetnsaUon ol the genial health. It Is. however. I prudent, and 1* every ease mors osrtaln to cars, if uao is eontlausd in set a Her doaee tor a weak or Mm ter the dieeaee haa been cheeked, more eeMoWljr difScuit and long-el a tiding ceres. Usually this MS doe will pot require any aid to keep the howaie tm good order; should the patient however reqabe 6te ** ■- - ^- or tour dns- tharth’ medloine, after having taken three m of the Tonic, a amgle * ** rill be e doee of BlTLL’0 ' KGETA1IIJI FAMILY 1*1 LU will 1>s euAdeut. Dr. JOHN BULL’S Principal Office: No. -lO Kirtb Cron SlreelJ Xioulavillo, Kentiioliy Bull’s Worm Destroyer. To uxy United Seates and World Wide Headers. I Lave received many testimonials from professional and medical men. aa my almanacs and various public cations have shown, a)l of whlnb are genuine. The following letter from a highly educated and popular phyaicten In Georgia, is certainly one of the most sen sible oommuuicetious 1 have ever rsoeived. Dr. Clem ent knows exactly whet he speaks of, and his testimo ny dewerves to be written in letters of gold. Hear whi the Doctor saya of BULL'S WORM DESTROYER: Yillanow, Walker Co., Oa , June 29,18. Dw. Johk Bull—Dear Sir your “Worm Destroyer” save drrfully efficacious. It has not tidied in a tingle in atauce to have the wiahed-for effect. I am doing pretty large country practice, and lave daily use f< iomo article of the kind. 1 am froe to con fora that I know of no remedy rocummandod by the ablest authors that Is so certain and speedy in its effects. On the coutrary, they are uncertain in the extreme. My ob ject in writing you ia to And out upon whet terms I can get thu medicine direct from you. If I can get it upon easy terms, 1 shell uae e greet deal of it. I am aware that the use of such articles is contrary teaching* and practice of a great majority of the lar line M. D'a, but I see no Just cause or good e ilscerdiug a remedy which we know to bo efficient simply because wo nay be ignorant of its combination, For my part, I shall make It a rule to use all aud any moans to alevlato suffering humanity which I may be able to command—not hesitating because soi more ingenious than myself may have learned fects drat, aud secured the sole right to secure that knowledge. However, I am by uo weans an advocate or supporter of the thouaanda of worth] that Hood the country, that purport to i JULIUS P. GLKMKNT, M D. laying to the public that we oau turn c ork aa rapidly as any Establishment south IN STYLE AND PRICES WE DEFY COMPETITION All we ask Or Jour F. I! |‘Costaa,” No 10, Crosby at., N. Y., ATLANTA, (i t. UK0. S. THOMAS, Dn. tticnAij-s iOI.DKN UKM’IDIES ml Rlonil l-nrlDrr kn A F A. I r? T Ii I A. L We are prepui’cil fo print, HANDBILLS, BILL HEADS. C1RCDLARS, LETTER HEADS, BUSINESS CARDS WEDDING CARDS, VISITING CARDS, BULL’S SARSAPARILLA. A («o<m1 lU ason for the ('aptaiiiN Faith. Benton Uaiiback's, Mo., April 30, 1866.^ Du. John Bull—Dear Sir: Knowing the efficiency of your Saraaiorilla aud the healing and bmedclal qualities it possesses, I rend you the following state ment of my case: I waa wounded two years ago—was taken prisoner, and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so of ten, uy wounds have not healed yet I have not sit up s moment since I was wounded. I am shot through the hips. My general health is impaired, and I need something to assist nature. I have more fhith in your Sarsaparilla than In anything else, 1 wish that that la genuine. Please express me half a doaen bottles, ai oblige, Gapt 0. P. JOHNKON, fit. Loot*, Mo. P. 8.—The following was written April 30, 1863, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Captain Johuaon: Dm Buix— Dear Sir: My husband. Dr. C. 8. John son, was a skillful surgeon and physician in Centi New York, where he died leaving the above C. P. Joh son to my care. At thirteen years of age, he had - chronic diarrheas and scrofula, for whioh I gave him your Sarsaparilla. It cubed him. I have for ton years reoommended it to many in New York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula, fever eoree aud general debility. Perfect success has at tended It. Tho cures effected in some cases of scrofula and fever sorre were almoat miraculous. I am L E BRADFULD’S :00LUMN DR. i. BRADFIELD’B FII4LI lIHUTfil Woman’s Best Friend. 2S?VS adapted espsdally to tho— oases where the wens Is re any Irregularity in <" see as raqutee a mwg i very rare, tfce taU reraal appitcattea. aa WMmmmr tiem ous, arts UkkaeksMa, by i W III mi haa* abonl the faoe, etna y eeu- li l i-il«W^.^tt,<m>l^«r7 Tr»- trnmm.fmm. th« f fir wd, u u m IM, Ui.MM-U bWJDM tk. laid far Humtierleae evOs to the aisiMlatlii of the wo- mOtu The next ”torn” eoueeasooste and there la no "show,” or perhapalhe “wfcilue" will appear. Thera will be seme uusateasaa about the womb, but vary lit tle or none e< the natural fluid escaping- The coin- ate Eton brosmee sallow, bowels swollen, a sort of green- Uh saste shall the face, eon a taut dull aching pains about the heed, weight iu the lower stomach and back. #tth or without whites, pafpttaUoue of tin heart, pal- tor, sxhauteaa, indlreetion, weariness, languor, ach- hag across theloioa, loss of appetite, pstn in left breast, hftitn sees moss the chest, cough, and giddiness. If awl allowed to go on “green sickness” will he faily de veloped, the headache becomes severs, with loss of Memory, diminishing sen, K ata, as relish forTbo.1, ug of the heart, swell oual Spitting of blood. Tho bUlty, sica stomach, dya- . loss of flesh, Increased flut ing of the heart, sweluns or the next, log* and body, and ooeaslonal spitting of blood. The slightcet effort causae hussies bejcatmiso, almost marroci- •nor. The akin is flabby and a “doughy feeL” lUs Is a sad picture, but tt is the ooadtiteu off thousand* of womeu between the age a of fMteen aud toriy-flve who are brought to the verge of the grave byi 1 sues or nagket to take the proper remedy. To I are afflieded with any of the synaptoms above mention ed, in connection with aa irregularity of the “monthly sickness,” we earnestly say TAKE DR. J. BRAD- FUCLD'H FEMALE REGULATOR. A few ounces I ken you will at once experience Re benefits, ami with a little patience you will be fullv restored to health. This roasdy has been extensively used for upwards DFIKLD’H FEMALE REGULATOR is prepam-d for WOMEN and to be used by Women only. A trial Is all we ask. Prepared and sold in any quantity by h. t». HKADKIELD, WHOLE8ALK DRUGGIST. Atlanta, Georgia. Price VI 50 per Bottle. SS- Sold by Druggists generally. stating that soioo time previous to the Isle wai With the utmost success, on a servant girl,; MALE REGULATOR, prepared then at Bi LABELS OF ALL KINDS. i.iihn. irritability, eruptions, araninal « and f. i -My lm|»>.tonoy. jk rmaut nlly oiir< a arli- t*-«l a .ib .li-b«»t**, Inlricato. and long- in m<»( M« <».- i 1m * |*rrpar« «l i ng apart' « ml>ratV'« '.ifl* «•. totard.pg and •;« i.mg Ing d-.l'v jkt -rtl att«ii'l bath*. Uhl a -•nrmtvattn-* fb>- litilh a<*xra. luarried nr alni-l. Ilona. liMiotot-nrira, ..r rural. Ii-- 'nett- r »k-i K'-ad what h" saja in Ida itau dr«-aa free. Tim i- »ndsof ca* fire and all over llio country • son vlly or by mall. Ollier, N tw . n lirttui and Walnul. iua vllle, Ry Olll.-o hours, • A. I L, to 12 M. |M-rfert 4id which h'lidratico to biial- • rl il.llAliment, wlilrb Ailing rooms, also, patients aiK.r ■d thei famed mineral aprlng*. •iiff>*ring from indlarrt«. *re. n.ay apply and I« ailed, eUln your tune,, bhi.t, amt fo any ai. a tr.atoil annuall) at of- <: >»*nttatlon free, per- » 1H3 Third Street, bo- r the PostofUce, fx»nls , to 7 i». M.; Wnnd kvh |(> if i—»i> as, Kltsa M. A. Psrrjinan, re presell a to tli 1 foil, dub tiled and entered on r«* ord, that alio haa fully adminketif-d Perryman * eatato : Tliiu la th«r»i«>ve hi cite all persona uonreriif d, kin (red aud ci udnora. to *b«w cans*. 1/ any tlu-y ran, vhy said adwtnUlraUix should uot be diSidarKcd from »er admiLi*tcalioti. and receive letters of riMidralon iu the Arat M -nd*y in (h:tob«r, 1N32. This Bib day of i uly, 136'.). A. D. WoODH, Oadlnary. July20- mCm Printer’s fee $4 60 N i dleliiif, •da of I by lh Wprr lioL 11. Iiiedle*. Price ( f < Itlier No. 1 or No. 2 f .*».! tie. or two bottles for $'J.«H). I Dr. Rfman'a Got.dew AwnnoT*, a safe, apee«1y, pleaa ant and radical cure for aii l rlunry l>*rangemi-t l», a«- .-ompenlrd with foH directions. Price ffrt.no oer In,tile Dr. Riciiau'm Ooli.fm Kxiijr Attot a. a radical cur.- for Nervous or Oeueral Debility, in old nr young; Ini- laUgmiergy witli wonderful . Gw l. Price If.no i-r a for It) n » will lie aid|ifM>d fo any • of “DR HKHAI ’fl place. Prompt None genuine w GOI.DKN ItKMEDIKH, D. H lllCHARU ft nr/* blown in glass of todtlre. Addn-M ii. ItIGIIAKlii, No. RRti Varick Hreet. New Yfrk. tifline hour* from 9 a. m. to 9 r. u. Gtrculnra fro lyi-dly Tho Purosi, Host ;iuu Cnoapost Together with All Descriptions of Railroad Work From a Ticked lo a Ledger. *’• Ve aLo prepared to do ail kinds of KOM> BY AU CSR1KTRN. July 14-dly FANCY PRINTING, PLAIN OR IN C0L0R8. BOOK-BINBEKYll Wo also have connecte.1 with our affica, a No. 1 RookJHn.I*ry. la charge of one of tha BBST 13iri7DI]XlB In the United fftotes, who can do all descriptloiui of work hi tha BEST mTLE and with dispatch. SAMUEL B^jRO. with equal success: on s servant g in-law, Profsasor Rutherford, of , woman had, I think, been diseased for six years.— She was a houaa servant, and seemed cured up to ” time of “freedom.” I do not hesitate to indorse your JNO. C. WHITNER. STATE OF GEORGIA, Taour Oockty. Thia Is to oertify that I have examined tho rt-ct ipt of Dr. Joseph Brad field, of this county, aud as s med ical man pronounce it to be a combination of Medi cines of groat merit Id tho treatment of all the dlseasea of femslos for which ho recommends it. This Decem ber 21, 1868. WM. P. BEASLEY, M. D. Mo WITTY ILL*, 18C8 Dr. j Bradfield— Dear Sir: I have much pleasuie in nuylng 1 have witnessed tho moat docldod and hap py effects of your Female Regulator In thia neighbor- I WM. H. FINCHhN. by many of the best houi nouuced by them to be very superior. L. II. HKADKIELI), Di-i'Blfl*li Atlanta, Ga. Hole Agent for Geo. M. Hay’s Sure Cure for Intemperance. DR. 0. S. PROPHITT’S Family Medicines. CONSISTING OF HIS CKLHHATKI) LIVE It MEDICINE, Anodine I'uin Kill It, ANTI-HILLIOUH PII.I.W, AQUE PILLS, itysentrry Cordial, Crmalr Tonic PtritiPTiwo Pinna need n in removing the diaoaaea peculiar to our Boutli mate having already established for them an enviable reputation in Georgia aud the adjoining StatcH. Aa the majority of persons living in the South are prediaponed to disoaae of the Liver, it la granted by all intelligent phyaiclaus that mont of the pains and ache* of our pco- are due to orgauic or functional derangement ol important organ. Prophltt’s Liver Medicine and Anti-Billion a Pills striko directly at tha ^| They cure tlie Liver, which in uiue caat at the bottom of the Coughs, Dyspepa Headache, ltheumatiam, Ooiutipation, Menstrual Ob structions, etc., so common among onr people. ]-jur- ache. Toothache, Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and bodily palna of every kiud flee before BEDWJNI, A FOX' OOLUMI T H K Six Great Remedies Hurley’s Ague Tonic No Arsenic—No Mnrury. PERFECTLY RELIABLE. The only remedy for Chills and fuver, or Ague and Fever, that ia or can ha depended upon is Hurley'* Agus Tonic. There lava been Uionsauda cured by uaing It who have tried the usual remedies without benefit. WOKTIIV OF ATTKNTION. To Dr. Thomas A. Hurley: I hereby certify that during last yeaiV was attacked with tho ague whilst in Yickaburg, Mia*., and used several uopulsr medic Incs with but tein{»orary relief. On reaching borne thodiMiaserolarned iu a worse type, if poaalble, when in v medical attendant ordered yuiu- inoln large doaes—frequently as high as 60 grains per dav, aud which must lave cost rao nearly 9100- I con sulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found lie prescrib ed quinine and arseulo oombinsd, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease Uke its course. I waa almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounc ed with enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time, the advertisement of Uurley r a Ague Tonic appeared in s city paper, and I determined to give tt a trial. 1 did so, and lave uo reason to regret it. One bottle restored completely, and since Uat time 1 lave seen nearly ble to any othi r tonic before the public. Louisville, Ky., Jua prefers- ) public. JAMRfl MARTIN, Engineer. 16, 1866. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. WITH IODIDE OF POTASH. Affection* of the lionea« lluliituml 4-oallv ness. Debility, Disease* of the Kltlneys, Dyspeusla, Kryslpells, Female Ir- reKulurltles, Fistula, all Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Piles, Pulmo nary, Diseases, Scrofu la, or King’s KrII, Syphilis.* I believe it tho most wonderful medicine before the public. Nothing under tho heaven* could Induce to say so without proof of the strongest aud surest kind; therefore I speak willingly and positively subject. My daughtor baa keen aillicU-d with skin disease and stiffness of tlie joints for several years. I touishment shr rapidly got well, and thank God tinues so. Had she been taking any medicine 1 would not give ibis certificate; but your Sarsaparilla, tho only remedy employed, leaves uo doubt ol Its medi cal qualities!, and that It alone cured bar. (Signed,) LUKE REYNOLDS. Any peraon requiring the truth and honesty of the HURLEY’S POPULAR WORM CANDY. Messrs. James Ruddle k Co.—Gentlemen—It gives me great pkaaure to say, after using all tho other worm remedies known to me, with but partial success to ray children, I was advIsed to try T. A. Hurley’s, and since using it my children have become quite well and healthy. The children would eat it all the time. It is one of the best, safest remedies known, sud as such, recommend it to one and all. JAM. W. TRAVIS. Louisville, June 13, 186H. HURLEY’S ISTOMACII HITTERS. Debility, Loss of Appetite, Weakness, In- digestion, or Dyspepsia, Want ot artlon or the Liver or Disordered Htoinneh- 7Itrre are no billers that can compare leit/i these In removing these distressing complaints. For sale —n be had at any drug atoro in the United Sules. James ruddle k co., Proprietors, Louisville, Ky. RAILROADS. •**«^*. — . MU. ‘ *•". -■ails***. DAY tbaiw, (Sundays exesotad i Lav Augusta ' Leave Atlanta Arrive at Augusta..... .**!!','* Arrive at Atlanta «OttT tbais. Leave AugnsU. Ixtsve. AtianU. Arrive at Augusta Arrive at Atlanta.... HJtSJUuUA THAI*. 1> avo A ugnats lioave BerzeRa. * : J6 n* Arrive at Augusta I*® A a Arrive at Berselia. i ^ Passenger* for Milledgevllle, Wsahin^ * 9 * saisr ** ko l*asseugers for West Point, MonUioin*-. „ ** bile and New Orleans must fca»?Aag2i.^Ila Passenger Train, to make close conna^? 1 * *• fates Passengers for Nashville, <x>rtrU. ^ Memphis, 1 /ouisvillc sud Bt. Louis t ^ ^faetu and make close connection*. ***'' <Ultor Tl,rmi,b Ti.k.-U- mm! Ibw e .,.„ ,| le ,, u the shove phu-es. Ui««u.l . Pullman’s Palace Bleeping c: tr * oll ger Trains. No change of cars on Mail TiwJiis betwoon Augusta and CIIANOK OF BCIIKDIXK. Omni or Mantfr or Thabhp. m Oamut Raii.uoad, Havaheau, Ang. UjJJ'J On and after Sunday, Ifith Inst Vy*,,, on the Georgia Central Railnad wui raTZal 1 ^ UP DAT TUAIN. Ix-avu Havauuah Arrive at Macon 1 a Arrive at Augusta. P- a Arrive at Mifiedgevllle *-Jaa Arrive at Eaton ton :**ka ConiK-cting with train tlat leaves AugushiUj P 11 DOWE DAT THAIS. 1411 * I.e»ve Macon . Arrive at 8avaunah kfi. Arrive at Augusta. J® P- a Connecting with train that '• avis An^ltsi* "** wioir. tsais. 11 Augusta with tra train that h kioht THAIS. «J6ii id! as Leave Macon Arrivo atfiavaunah . Arrive at Auguuta Leave MiiledgevlUc . „ — Leave Katonton ('ounectlng with trains that leave Au'zwtiy*]!; * A. M. Trains from Savannah aud Aiijnitx^rK Trains from Macon, connect witli MilWWriiu l 1 at Gordon dally, Sundays excepted. ^ r " u * 1 P- M. Train from Havannah connccta wft>, Mall Train on South Carolina It. R. from Savannah and AugnaU with Train. western aud Muscogee Railroads ”• I T . S. MarsliaPg Sale, U NDEtt aud by virtue of a writ of fieri [mu k sued out of the- Honorable, the DUtrirt the United States for the Northern District rfrw in favor of the plaintiff, John Van Km, in ttiijj John Van Nets ts. Benjamin Rihcd^ I havo levied upon aa tho property of Benjsak ■ ilton, lota of laud number eleven, in the m5in and 2d Hoc. of Cobb co., containing one hncW more or lea, distinguished and know* as a. Gold Mine Lot, on which is Hituated ike 0*4 Mine. Also, oneeteain engine, (horaep— ' boiler, and tlie entire machinery, kn gutshed ms gold machinery, now atts/ Mine. Also, lots of land Nos. 146, lRh jjtZuT Section, 162, 13th District and 3d Sectioa, jal la District and 3d Section, 184, 13th Diatrirtmd u ? tion, t87 18th District and 3d Section, in Ite a. triet, snd 3d Section, 399, ™ containing In all 866 acre And will sell tlie same at public aadioait the Ote House, iu the city of Atlanta, county of Fnlka ni State of Georgia, on the ^ m First Tuesiluy In November,Irxt, between the lsarfnl hours of aaK Tern* ca*. I*ropcrty pointed out by PUintilT* Attoney .... w. Hmm oct 3-tda | - - - C. a Martel I’o^tponod l'. S. Marshil’s Sip. United States for tho Northern District of Qcorteb favor of the plaintiff, Charles P. Croaby, fa the fates lug case, to-wit: Charles I*. Crosby vs. Git riham C. I have levied upon as the properly of 0«i Rogers, all those City Lots lying au-1 bei* o Donough street and Mobb's alley, in the dtj Mil lanty, county ot Fulton, originally Henry, ft Georgia, known as City Lota Nos. 25,26,17,11,1 which conatltutea Block No. 7, in land bt H, I tilling 5 stm, 14th District of said county, State of Georgia, i Flrat Tuesday In November, Rut, r.s.1 U. S. MARSHAL’* SAUL U NDER and by virtue of s writ of fieri Mate! out of the Honorablo tho District Cote 49 United 8tates for tho Northern District a ~ In favor of the plaintiffs, Uenderaon MerktralM in the following case, to wit: Henderson, Morker k Bird vs. Tucker kb I have lovied upon as tha property ofTucter lots of tend 636. 634, f~ mineral interest in 655 , of 708, all in tho 6th District and lsttkcttaff * kin county, Ga. And will sol! the same al Public audio# lift) ouse In the city of AtianU, county of Wk State of Georgia, on tho First Tuesday in November,! betwi-on the lawful ho of sale. TeraioA W. U. 8M 4 of tie evil, ut of ton, is Proptiitt’fl Pain Kill It like chaff before the wind. If you have Indigestion o: auy othei chronic <T Dyspepsia in any form, i Prophitt's Liver Medicine. It ia safe and reliable; \Tt 3p FHOPHITT’S FAIN KIM. IT. wlythf UN KIM. IT. UK. 0. R PROPHITT a Anti-Billious Vegetable Pills PiirgatiVT anil FebrihiKP, may bo relied upon as a safe and eihctenl cathartic In all Febrile and Acute Dlseasea of all kinds. DR. O. 8. PROPHITT'S VEOKTAIILB AGUE A safe and.certain remedy for Ague aud Fcv and Fever, ami atl kinds of Periodical Discs aafe and reliable for all lo uko at any time. DR. PROPHITT’S and tried Used, witli little beard Hurley'a Bitters highly spoken of. bottle, with tittle faith In It before 1 com. “ jr . Burpri “.° * ,,J before 1 finished the tonics I have- heard j—, , ttie or no relief from any of them I d llurlcy a Bitters highly spoken of, snd tried s 1 commenced, snd ’ * * bottle. I felt a groat deal better ami firmly believe that two occasions it was tho means ot saving and prolong- ing my lile I conscientiously recommended them to all sufferers aa tlie boat Bittern known, and advise then^ always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley's and have ibis aa you think proper, if it vllle, Ky., December 10, 1HC8. JOHN W. DIXSON. NOTICE TO MOTHERS. :dk. seabrook’s : INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP, U«o in U„. ft,mm only SKABROOK'S, • oomUnluon quito up with tho advancement of the ago. Pleasant to Uke, harmless in its action, effldont and relialde in al) esses. Invaluable In the following diseases; aamm.r (VunpUInl. Irre«uUrlUM or II,. bow.1. retlven..,, loclhlnn. Sc. ’ fully sdtninlstored Hiram Crane’s esti fore, lo cite all persons concerned t- any they cau, why said admiutitrafor _i discharged from hia admiuiatratioa.i auglT-nifiiu prsfeef6 seph II. Brown, adrainiatratef « epreseuts to the oourt in hia petitlu«,aw entered on record, that he ha* f'“ King’s estate : This is therefore to cite all person •' dred aud croditors. to show cause, u why said admtciStraUir should not be lli* administration, aud receive letter' on the first Monday in October, 1369. July, 1869. july20-inGm Dawson Postponed ILL BB SOLD before tbo Court Shfri* Teething, kc. Gives health to the child s d rest to the mother. nil’s CEOROI tiTTEBS! AHT11KNT1C DOCUMENTS. JHKkU'W UKUAKi* JMIO.Tf. Test imoil) of Modlcttl Mon. ttroHKT Poiht, Wldto Go., Ark., May 21 1366 Dm. Jobm limx—Dear Sir: UatFelirusry I was In P U It Y F T I W O P I Tt Ii S IroulsviUe purchasing Drug*, snd I got some of your I lllJlJn Harasnsrilla and Cedron Bitter*. 7 1 Mv son-in-law who was with me in the store, has »T n A"™*?* rbemtoattem for some time, wmmene- ed on the Hitters, and aeon found hia general health J^rTllat, who haa b«eii In bad health, tried them and he also improved. Dr. Coffee, who haa been is bad health for several —■ -— improve rery Will,re. Iadw.1, IA, OcAron prtpslsrlty Is wu reliu. SpcaaSsSa Beapectfully, 0. B. WALKER. All the above remedies for eala by L. H. BRADFIELD, ^imuaQiHT, WjnitllAU. NTKEKT, ATLASTi, OA and genuine romedy f.ir all klmla of Boa t I •awe, Dyvontorle*. Heirhma, BI.hnIv Flux, A,- may U given fo all aura, ages vui aesea; snd i «I lues With porivi-t aaietv, where there la anything ol that class lndtoaUai. Female Tunic, The Purifying Pills and Female Tonic are aanoclaUw! together aa a hiRpronaraMoa. as yon see in tha Hills n*«7 hare given perfect estia/ectfon in toy praatirefoi the last twenty roam, in all enrae that they arTmw mended for. Tlie Plus may be taken In eontooettos with the IJvar Wedtoine, without the Tonic, when state of the Blood, or a Flabby slate of the Mu* h generally follow Ferer and Chtlla and Fever. All of tlie above Medicine* sold by Druggists .-a Mcrclauta generally thronghont the Southwest, field by W A. Lanedell, Redwlna A Fox, Cortia ft Lloyd Pemberton. Wlteaei, Taylor ft Oo., Atlanta, Oa. 1 ‘ Prepared only by DR. O. 8. PRO PH ITT. AH tha above remedies far tala by Oo?1,l * v *» L. H. BRADFIELD, WHOLESALE DKl'OOIHT. wmtaHALi, eraasr. atlaota, obokoia. Nashville, Tkmn., Fob. 12, 1368. Jan. Ruddle k Co., Louisville, Ky.—When living iu your city I used several bottlos of Dr. Seabrook’e In- fant Soothing Syrup, snd found it to do mychUd more g«Mxi and it would reel hotter aftor using it than anv other remetiy I ever tried. I can say with confidence, it is the lost medicine for children at present known I wiah yon would get the druggists hero to keen It. If any one doos, please let me know; it not amid me on* dozen by exproas, snd I will pay fbr it at tho office here. Write mu wlieu you send it, sud oblige MRS. fiARAIl L. RANDOLPH. DTC. aSEABjToOK’S Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and Calisaya. a.amq-i [«»«.«. .a ,i„ ro ., 0 properties of l*oruvta i Hark and Iron, without the dia- agreoblo taste and b*«l effects of either, separately or from m, . AiJ Ju i! 1 h f °r nothing oan wel- pri Na»a Holcombe, by virtue of a Jortfcs’Jj: favor of Wilbam Jones aud againxtaw— and William L Ray. Property ~ tiff. Levy made and returned t> stable. Jamoa ltebcr, tenant in with notice hereof. Term*cash- ber, 1869. K0BT. sep28-td ASSIGNEE’S SAfat* W ILL BE BOLD, on Tbnrelc, •*• . next, before the Oonrt Honaii doW Carroll county, Ga., sixty-four (64)*«^ number 174, in the 1st district of hundred sud nine snd a half (109N)fiJ^2 her 323 of 8th district, said county; forty-four (144) acre* of lot number x-*. ^ one hundred and forty-three(14" in 12th district; and forty (401 •«*•«• in 17th district All of said land q county. Ga. Sold by virtue ol « * District Oourt of the United HteffJttiJJ District of Georgia, free from all leiM » cea, as part of real eeUtc of Thoa w ad.ndged a bauknipt. . v ■.-if M. I Ml. HAA° »• sop 29-td DAWSON SHEIUEE W ILL bo .old on tbo Arrt ’ bofore tb. Oooit Ho— AMI- D.w.onvlll., ulil Suto .11,1 MOW. '■ hour* of *alo, tho following pr»*psriT tend No. eight hundred and •*T cn i? r- Uio Fourtb (4th) DlWlotot IboFrt"' id oountv. con taint ag fbrty Lovied on by virtue of a H. Covin,toil, , served uitk 1 by a C«nstable and returned to James Ruddle & Co., riiowuKTous, laboratory .Co. J|, Bullitt street Louisville, Ky, II lb. W>or. good. Ibr ret. b, aBDVTUlB A BOX ATLANTA. OA posmiNEii suKRirr*^ /-i Koitmt, Towns count-* Ij iirtTaSwaiwJwS Uonre door, retd county, wltt'o " sale, lot of tend number »T. *• • section of originally Cherokee, no ^ further known aa the Ivy tho property of said Mining Cowing J. fat Issued from Haberoham B. MatOomoU, O. W. OOUteteJ* nell, Virgil P. McNobte. beery, ^ remu said Ivy Mount Mlaiug Sept 18, I860. * seg 28 td Applicfttloa for i G eorgia.dawson ooojtf*. baa applied tor 1 setting apart and valantten * uses upon the same at 10 o dock. Drtober. 1M9, stay office In U4