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1 DAILY ROSADALIS, ! JftUXIMSH BLOOD PURIFIER. OnptelkraMtl* tel «•*•>«* Itepa. auk M Oauiaa te Ha tuHaal Ma-aa, >iHi«raii.l al Utetettlte a tt. lltentte, Idai. Iw, Mam, Uaanu, eternal. RkMMtetett, KrapUnaa "t® I ha Ula, Obrterto Ian tjaa, ha. l alao, SYPHILIS IN ALL ITS FORMS. ,v F3' M ft •*fl IN / 71 PRINT j. H. , BRADlmS # ?o!S7 ,, DK. JOftN Great italics. M A. M M O T H PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. DR. JOHN BULL ' I Tioflor 0# tha Mabnua* SMITH’S TMI^WUP, FOB THIS6| X J A)GUB AND FKVKIi, mtAs will be Inserted et a deduction ot twouty per oeal (Mm the abort rates. for eerk ajiirt onotoRtrtoM, for the fljst lu» Terms cash, before or < 1 demand after (he flr«tln- ■■ bollcee of I uadar "City Budget.” are fearw**hle at ths reU el TVOnnri ouwt* a Une for each laeertloo. ■■■ notice will appear for a lean sum than out doixx*. ■ ‘ - manta under tha head of "Bpeotal Ncuoes,” a per Use for first insertion, and 10 rente for —jnt lusortiou. Yottntery mpartaatoswu, soUstted letters from tha various counties of tain* InlereeUng or ■7 quarter. Neva the State especially THE ERA OFFICE S 15 to* BUCK Brncwo OH ALABAMA OrPOdlTK TUB POSTOmCK, BBTWBBN BROAD AMD WHITEHALL. MlUTAftY DIHItfTOHV. Bretbt Majob-Gemeiial Alfred II. TsiBf— Commanding D-.-partiuent of tho Sonth. TEllSOMAL STAFF. llrovct Lieutenant CoIomI E. W. Smith, Captain U. 8 Army, Aki-do-Camp. Brevet Lieutenant Colon*! a H. Graves, Captain U. S. Army, AkWh-Camp. Brevet Captain J. G. Telford, let Lien ten ant U. 8. Army. Aid-do-Cemp. DE1ABTMBMT BTAFM Brevet Colonel J. H. Taylor, AseieUut Ad jutant General, U. 6. Amy, Aasietaat Ad jutant General. Brevet Major Robert F. Hughes, Captain U. S. Army, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen eral. Captain C. W. Hotsenpillei. U. 8. Army, Acting Assistant Inspector General. Major DeWitt Clinton. Judge Advocate U 8. Army, Judge Advocate. Brevet Brigadier General T. J. Haines, Commissary of Subsistence U. S. Army, Chief Commissary. Bievet Colonel A. B. Eddy. Major and Quar termaster U. 8. Army, Chief Quartermaster. Captain G. K. Sanderson, U. 8. Army, Depot and Staff Quartermaster. Brevet Brigadier General W. J. Sloan, Surgeon U. 8. Army, Medical Director. Brevet Brigadier Geueral John J. Milhan, Surgeon U. S. Army. AssisUut to Medical Director, temporary. Brevet Lientonant Colonel A K. Smith, Sur geon U. S. .Army, Attending Surgeon. Brevet Lieutenant Colouel David Taggart, Fay master U. S. Army. Chief Paymaster, c flic) at Charieston, South Carolina. Brevet Lienteuaut Colouel T. L. Allison, Pay master U. S. Army. DIwosubo* off Wornoui tlenrml bed health, sad all diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, It b * pcrfl-ct rmovutor. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE! emiiiiM Ths proprietor claim* for It s|| •d to At msnsok 0 whether of 1 •ntire West tHfUaooy t ISi NSW ADVSSnalMBNTH, fSRMBSB MeedetUOUm. AT. J■ —- set injury. It Is cot s secret Quark Remedy, which It is made are published arouad er producing the slight- The article# o Kmmimeuital br the Medlrel Faculty and man)' tbonuuiOK of oar beat eltiiemi. «*", s«-« “Bo- risparedonly by Jhm, oJsmsntA Hires A Co.. Man- u factoring Cb©salats, formerly j. /, Lawrence * Oo.. Baltimore, M<L " . , For sals by Drufgfsts evsryvrbere. mm m§ I Mo* •Bmadrstt's-ttot *AjerV-not .‘Wright’s, I tiinn'Tisiof run Bbsnl to take the place of all ethers; spurs- he Pitll (sugar ooated) and of extraordinary r Coatlvenees, Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Head, rvous Debility, Liver Complaint, *0." 1 Medical,Journal dtp., 8.) Positively the best Fill In the World Thousands of Baxes now used. “That Cough will kill you, Try **Cosi ••Colds and item's” Coagh Remedy oth,” Try “CedUr’i” Co«|h Remedy ••For Croup*—Whooping Goughs, ho., Trr«CssforV* Uugh Remedy ••Oostar says It Is the best 1st the wide world—and If He says to—it's True—it’s True—It's True; and Ws say Try it—Try It—Try It” (Morning Paper, Aug. 26.) ▲11 Druggists In ATLANTA aeU It “ cosTa its Standard Preparations ABE HIS BEAUTIFIER. THR BUCKTHORN SALVE! •Costar's" Kat, Kosrh.Ac,, Kxtsrmlnators. “Costor’s" Bed Bag Kxtermlne tors. M “Costar's” (only purs) Iarnl Powder. RAILROADS. Georgia Railboap, Acochta, Aprils, 1869. On and aflorSunday, April 11.1809, and until forth* 1 notice, the Passenger Trains will run as follows: Leave Atlsuts 5:00 a. 1 Arrive at Augusta 3:45 p. 1 Arrive at Atlanta 0:30 p. 1 Leave Anguata 8:45 p. 1 Leave Atlanta. 6:40 p. 1 Arrive at Augusta. 5:30 a. 1 Leave Augusta... 7:40 l 4:15 p. m. Leave Beraelia. 7:00 a. in. Arrive at Augusta 8:45 a. in. Arrive at Bersella. 6:00 p. m. Passengers forlUUedgeville, Washington and Athens. Ga. must take day Paaseiiger Train fmra Augusta and Atlanta. Pasaengr-rs for West Point. Montgomery. Selma, Mo bile and New Orleans must leave Augusta on night Passenger Train, to make close connections. Passengers for Nashville. Corinth, Grand Junction, dfemphia, Louisville an<l St. Louisian take either train the above places. ml Baggage checked through to Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars on all night Passen ger Trains. No change of cars on night Passenger and Mail Trains Between Augusta and West Point. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Leave Savannah : 8:00 a. 1 Arrive at Macon 6:40 p. 1 Arrive at Augusta 5:38 p. t Arrive at MilledgeviUc 8:58 p. 1 Arrive at Baton ton 11:00 p. 1 Connecting with train that leaves Augusta at 8:46 a DOWM 1>4T TRUK. Leave Macon 7:00 a. r Arrive- st Savannah 5:4p p. r Arrive at Augusta. 5:36 p. r Connecting with train that leaves Augusta at 8:46 a. VT XloHT TXAfH. Leave Savannah TdOp.l Arrive at Macon. .6:16 a. 1 Arrive at Anguata 3:13 j Connecting with train tliat leaves Augusta at 0:33 p. it now* *10arr mix. Leave Macon 6:26 p. m. Arrive at Hera an all 5:10 a tn. Arrive at Augusta 3:13 a Ix ave MHledgrvllle Ix-ave Eatonton ('onnecting with trains that leave Anguata at 0 :$ .4:30 p. ra. A. M. Trains from Savannah and Augusta, and /». M. Trains from Macim, connect with llUlcdgeville Train at Gordon daily, Sundays • ad-pied. P. M. Train from Savannah connects with through Mall Train on Month Carolina R. R.. and 1*. M. Train from Mavannab and Augusta with Trains on Houht- westem and Muscogee ltallroads. [Signed] WILLIAM ROGERS. Acting Master of lYansiMirtatlon. MACON 7 & WESTERN RAILROAD. leaves Atlanta Arrives at Macon Leaves Macs Arrives at AtlaaU.. 7:65 A X. I.caves Atlanta Arrives st Maccu Leaves Macon - Arrive* at Atlanta THOMAS 0. SIMMS, Agent, ones at the Clothing Htorc of W. II. Lowe A,Co^ Atlanta, Hfe-orala. 1IEW TORI SIM WIE IS. Manutulurersof F.arlnr Lath., I’lauerv, Holt Cullen, Up right Drill*, JWarliliifot*’ Tool* of all n«MripUMW.| A LBO, auumfacture and sell Wood-working Machine- J\. ry ot every description, and fMotionary and Port- able Engine 1 and Botlers, Patent cold rolled Shafting. Leather and Robber Belting, and all articles needful in machine or railroad repair shops. . Ofloe 126 and 126 Chambers st, New York. II PLAOl J*12-tf GEORGE PLACE, PreotdeuL JOHN H. OH SEVER, Sao'y. CHAS. P. HARDWICK, Sec'y. ••Oosxa*,’' No. 10, Croeby st., N. Y„ Address Or Jon* F. Hkxct (Successor to) Demos Barnes k Co., 21 Park Row, N. Y. *ifFor Sale by J. A. TAYLOR, L. H. BRADKIELD and other Druggists In ATLANTA, GA. RKDWJNK A POX, agents, Atlanta, Qa. fsMD-e I SIMMON'S The symptoms of liver •mplaint are uneasiness id pain in the side. Some- net the pain is in the ihoulder, and is mistaken rheumatism. The stom- appetite and sickness, bow- ntlmes al els in geueral oostlve, sometimes alternating with I The head is troubled with pain and dull sensation, considerable loss of memory, accoropanlod with pain ful sensation of having left undone something which ought to have been done. Often eomplalnlng of ‘ LIVER jtke disease, snd at other L tfmes very few of them is generally ■ tl ■tme* very ■hut the liv |tho or*an moit invelv.-d.— ■h‘'‘irr the liver with. DR. SIMMON8’ I’.vr.n ur.r.\L.ATon A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted to strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to any one. It has been used by hundreds, and known for the last 35 years as one of the most reliable, efficacious and harmless preparations ever offered to the suffer ing. If taken regularly snd persistently, it la sure tc sure. Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, costtvenees, sick REGU headache, hronlc diarrhoea, — “ itions of the bladder, p dysentery, affections the kidneys, fever, ner- , ’vousness, chills, diseases of ■iHHHIBPPHBthe skin, in blood, melancholy, or depression of spit colic or pains in ths bowels, pain in the head, fever and ague, dropsy, boils, pain in back and limbs, Asth ma, ervaypelas, female affections, and bilious diseases generally. Prepared only by J.H. ZRILI3ACO,, Druggists, Macon, Ga.) attest to ths virtues of this valuable medicine, and to whom we moot respectfully refer: Gen. W. H. Holt, President S. W. U. R. Co.; Rev. J. U. Felder, Perry, Ga.; Col. E. Bparks, Albany, Ga ; G. Bntu. U, "Floridian,' . Ga.; YirgL Powers, Esq., Superintendents. W. It. B.; Daniel BuW lard, Bullard’s Station, Macon k Brunswick It. B., Twiggs county, Go.» Ovsen villa Wood, Wood's Facto- rtdfs, Ga.; L sllsnaseee; 1 TaoPar- p«,Byfit.und Cnoapest ROLD IBV ALL GROCERS. Jwly 14-dly ASTRAL OIL |-NO CHANGE OF IAMPS Uluniisaliwg Ofl-Strirdy NoChuRKols—WilwA Espbde- I (bang 3yS]agrop* A. ER GE NZIN G E R, iJ i*MO MAi And Dsaler inj ITurniturv* and BlAMUrACTUREB OF BEDDING InUritml Uu*. doonlnuM vuuii.ii, ATLANTA. ORDllUIA. Dawson Poatponrd Sberlf Hair, W ILL *1 SOLD feton IktCsaM Int doer. I* tt.PmoaTiUi,mtA fmUr, ud'Uu. of oeovgta, wkhfnth* legal hem of sols, on ths Asst Tuesday In Novsmbvr nvtt, lot of load wwaibsr Sevan fort) lew. mor. or Im. i to^od oo u i*. -onortr of « w ««■•»' • j «*>?.toJFfiS S *«aM.»ld Kuo Mooato rrortnr pototod o*t hr puio- aktfit. FIVE POWER PRESSI2B And *n Entile** Varioty of JOB TYPE ANO MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! H AY1NG added Me rural Tksssaad Owllo.ro worth wf Jwfe Type to our alrosdy EXTENSIVE JOB OFFICE ! execute, in the II if Nest Styles Public that ws ore new mors fully prepared than ever! to All Descriptions of Job Printing ! 0»r N.w iddltfoo, wor, mIMM bf *■ lifortooeed M*K, ud ootnpriM ^1 tho moot ImproromouU in TYPE, PRESSES, RTTO., the Boaith. Indeed, From a VISITING CARD to a MAMMOTH POSTER ! In a Style tu suit the most fastidious. We have now up and in running order FIVE SPLENDID POWER PRESSES ! IllMBKR ONE IS A MAMMOTH HOM CYL1KHEH PHEHH, And is a Huge Piece of Machinery, the largest of ths kind svsr brought to Atlanta. This Prose Is |se pec tally adapted to Pino Book Frlutlxif and Liargo Powtorw. NUMBEtl TWO Is also a Hoc Cylinder Press, Smaller than the first, and one of the beet Newspaper Preesee In the State. NUMBER THREE IS A. MEDIUM HOE JOBBER, For the rapid and seat execution of JOB WORK of every deaaripMou, am* has been pronounced by competent Judge# the finest press iu the State. IYUHHKK FOUR 18 AlHALF MEDIUM POTTER PRESS, For Printing CIRCULAR!!, L1TTBB HBADfi, BILL HBADA, kc., and is ot very superioriquallty. NUMBER FIVE IS A POTTJDR !OAHD IPRES9, nidity tbst is sahtiilsliing; end, yet, in the neatest snd most With thesn extensive fectlltles for ell kinds of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, We have no hesitation In saying te the publta that we can turn out work as rapidly as any Establishment south of Cincinnati, snd IN STYLE AND PRICE8 WE DEFY COMPETITION All we uk it A FATT? TRIAL 'We sre prepared to print HANPBIT.L8, BILL HEADF. CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS, • BUSINE8S CARDS. WEDDING CARDS, YISITINQC0ARD8, Together with All Descriptions ot |l*, v, kUo pra^nd to ,0 ,11 kl.A. of LABELS 0F6ALL1KINDS. Rnilroad Work ! From a Ticket to aQLedger. FANCY PRINTING, PLAIN OR IN G0L0R8. jBOOK-BINDERYI Ws also bar* oswnected with our sMes. a Ns. 1 Bwsk-Mwdsry, lu sborgs wf ous ot tho BXf BXNSaZUI In in- PnlUd itaua «k. on do .11 MMrlpU«u of *ort I* U. Wtimi 8AMUEL BARD. nr.JOBK BOLL'S PrliwIpU Offlc: No. 40 Fifth C’ro»» Street, Hull’s Worm Destroyer. To my Unitei Statu and World Wide Remten. IH tu* eununb STKWART COOK ST0VK 1 The Boat in the Woridl Over 10.000 tax TJmol W,n *a3S5 < tvsr ma4c. FULLER, WARREN A CO., xxcLiwv* tMiWAimmiiae, niev, r., . ee-pwyu—* *■»»• nilimei ew/wfuiTua.- in7. JUSfNOWI XI ntuiua or ran umob noon* «mn NEW YORK OBSERVER The oldest and But FotoOg Sewipavof, srs Bfjrto* H to new subscribers ou very tavurahie terms copies with per kiiuuco. THE 0HI7R0HMAN. r? ^LARGEST b. FloUiUsI Eplnupnl Ckurri, Hul lfR*B fbr raoclh foe WBalii.lion, tud UU J«uiur) L • iulocribw, lor Uutrur. I» » JUT, In 00- UilXOKT k 00.. Hwtfofd. Ct POX XlllXI ) U CLOTHINU, ITU, "Mor. oonvniMit Hun JpiaiMart* ‘loralonbl. to hmmkupen.--eo4yiLaaireauk. "A Wf UMfut .rtiolt."—Xm. 1niUMU Beport.JUI. Bona Aoixt, k. Dnber. X33 WlUInni »t., a. Y. Mold b) HuUonorn nut mrfiibm. A. W. FABEB'S LEAD PEHCILfl. Orand Odd Mtdal and Crurd'tke Uftu ef Honor al Uu BMtMHen m Farit, lit. A. W. Pnb.r-a N.w Pnncll, at *lb«rl»» Lend In lb ffrndw nr. .apertor to tmj p.oclU .rw tuda. A. W. Kakrr-. Rtcxoffniphle, b-lng hud nod durable. wnUux .mootb. bluk uul cle.fi, U tha beat pencil for Ardtiltct,, tntinten and Anaant- "It, Fxber, 133 WtUInm nt.. N. you Aoxrr ot all A. W. Fabba'o Pekcua. Ouatoxs, Slatbh, ETC. Bold by BUUocers and Dealers ewery where. * * ■ —- PAINTourHt 01., 320 p., $1 ( Masubt k Wu Fill ANO WHITER BOOTS, 3HOE8, AND TRUNKS, WHOLESALE. Gents’, Ladies’, i *. i-t'-j. .'.J., '.. Misses’ and Childrens’ Boots and Congress Gaiters, For Retail, Just Received. Whitehall NMri, Atlanta. Oa. •ovfiW' L H. BEAD FIELD'S DB. J. nim imuYii Woman’s Best Frj ffiv&SSSlsSR NEW SCALE PIANOS. With Iron Frame, Oventruy Brou and Agrafe Bridge, Hrlodeoas mud Cabinet Organs. The bast manufactured. Warranted for « years. Pianos, Melodsoaa and Organs—Prieee greatly reduced for Cash. New 7-octavs Pianos |27» and upward. New Cabinet Organs $45 and upward.- Hecond-hand instruments $40 and upward. Monthly Instalments receiv'd. Wars Booms. 481 Broadway, N Y. Hoaxes Watu _ __ public oetfoas have shown, all' of which are genuine. The educe tod and popular ■ one of the moot sen- received. Dr. Clem ent knows suaotly what he msaks of. and bta testlmo ny deserves to be written in letters of gold. Hear what the Doctor says of HULL’S WO&M DOTMOY&B: Yuxauow, Walker Co,, Oa., Jans 29,18. Da. Job* Boll—Dear Sir; I have recently given your •■Worm Destroyer” several trials, and find it won derfully efficaefous. It has not tailed In a single tn atanos to have tbs vrtahed-for effect X am dote* a pretty targe country practice, and have daily use for some article of the hind. I am frse to ooofesa (hat 1 Jest to writing you is to find out upon what terms I oanyat the medicine direct from ytr. If I can get it upon assy forms, X shall nes a (^roat deal of it I am THE REST TYPE, CABINET*, PRESSES stud PRINTERS* MATERIALS, Made and famished by VANDERBURGH, WILLS k 00 , Nlw Yon*. Good Second Hand Cylinder $ for tale. — VLER WATER WUEBL8.-0fer 8.000 in operation. Addresetbe manufacturers, Suliioan Machine Co., Claremont, N. H., for reduced prioe list aware that ths uss of such a s is contrary to the which we know to be efficient ws may be Ignorant of its combination, For my part, I shall make It a rule to use all and any tn atavlate suffering humanity which I may be ■ —‘ because some one ______ _ ive learned Us et gels right to secure that knowledge. However, I am by no means an advocate or supporter of the thousands of worthless nostrums that good tbs country, that purport to cure til man ner of disease to which human flesh Is heir. Please reply soon, and inform ms of your best terms. I an sir, most reepootfolly, JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M. D. BULL’S 8AR8APARILLA. A Good lteanon for tho rap fain's Faith. M'S LI FROM HIM Burro* Bauuaos’s, Mo.. April 30,1816. Dm. Job* Buix—Dear Sir: Knowing tbs efficiency if your Sarsar——* “ ■ ‘ -'*— —* *■—“ ' jualltlee It poi ment of my « Being moved so of- —__— d. IfiavaootMkm isut slues I was wounded. I am shot through ths hips. My general health la impaired, and I need eoeaetbls* to assist nature. X have more talth In you Harsaperllla than lu anything else. I wish that that la genuine. Please express me half a dosen bottle*, and oblige, Gapk 0. P. JOHNSON* Bt. Louis, Mo. P. 1.—Ths following was written April 90. IMA. by Mis. Jssmla Johnson, mother of Osptain Johnson Du. Bcxx—Dear ffir: My husband, Dr. C. §. John son, was a skillful surgeon and physioian in Central New York, where he died leaving the aboveC. P. John son to my care. At thirteen yean of age, he had a chronic dlarrbsM and ecrofuta, for which I g*re him your Sarsaparilla. It ouuud uim. 1 have for ten years recommended ft to many in New York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula, fever seres and general debility. Perfect eucoess has at tended it. The sure# effected lu seuau oases of scrofota and fever sores were almost miraculous. Iam vary anxious for my son to again have reoourss to your Saraaparllta. He is fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to you for It His wounds were ter. rible, nut I believe he will recover. Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON. G. H. * GREAT ATLANTIC and PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, NO. 8 CHURCH STREET. P. O, Box 5500, - - New York City. An organisation of capitalists for the purpose of im porting Teas and distributing them te msrokeats throughout the country at Importer’s prices. Eeteta Iished I860. Send for Price Lut. Tho Pavost, Boat and Cheapest soi.n nr ri.i. cbocebs board to perm: by mull f* “ Druggists generally. Springfield, Matt. Address Magic Comb Company, WANTED- - - EVERYWHERE. Good Agents for our new work, “HOME BOOK or WONDERS*” Also, for the “COTTAGE BIBLE,” Containing Notes, Indexes, Maps, Engravings, Dic tionary, Ac , Ac. But termt given. Over 300,000 copies sold In tbs United States and Canadas, and agents reporting from 10 to 60 names par week. For drcnlars and terms, address A. BRAINARD. Hartford, Conn., D RAIN FIFE AND TILE of the beat quality for Street Scwere, House and Stable drains, Chimney and Green House Flues; for conveying water from Springe ; for supplying of Houses, Stables, Fish Ponds; for thornwgtx aadrrdrslslng of Lund. Cau be sent safe y any distance. Send for circular to I 1 .TTYAP Pjjg-n»Q-~. Marie UUtmlion, attention, Every Man Wise tans a Mutts* to Palot. Hoady-Ma<io Ooloruu Known as •‘Rullroad” Colors. Guaranteed to be mors economical, more durable, and more convenient than any Paint ever before offered. A book entitled ‘•Plain Talk with Practical Painters,” with samples, sent free by mail on application. MA8URY k CHITON, Globe White Lead and Color Works, Hi Fulton Bt., New York. Eewuie of Imitations. Established 1836. $1140! Just, n. r $26 ASK your Doctor or Druggist for SW EKT Q.U1N1NE—it equals (bitter) $ulnius. Wane fac tored by Btkarxs, Faux k Oo., Chsmtata, New York, Agents ! Read This! W E will paty Agents a salary of $30 per week end expenses, or allows largecommtaaion, to sell our new and wonderful Inventions. Address M. Waunkr k Oo., Manhall, Mich. (QH P*1R DAY BURR, to Male and Female.- yOU Salary or Commission, to sell the llonse. hold Scwlttg Machine. Guaranteed for five years. Address Logan, Mack d Co., Pitttkurgk, Pa. $3600: 1111! CIHOI tiTTIBS: AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. .IKK.MXU HE.«R0 mi Kit. Twtl«io»f «f Medlc*l Mon. kroxMT Ponrr. White Oo., Ark., k,j aa, ihoo Du. Jon BULL—Dear Sir: Last February I was in Louisville purchasing Drugs, and I got some of yuur BstmmsrUta a*4 Osfirott Mittsra. My sns ta taw w$s was with ms lu Use store, baa been down with rheumatism for soma Urns, commenc ed on ths Bt tiers, and soon found his geueral health ,m srs&. who has been la bad health, tried them and ■tent I HU I OMll tetl . |t«l qnutitr at m> i—.At—,te thte tell, i-te-n—Ity at nor (tednm Bitten tll te-teHte. khlp II, Tte. Mranhte, nr. ItekM **Yteftet*f«tir. «. a WALUB. in Steittl mA«tlnfor nte h, L. H. BRADFIELD, DRUGGIST, • WJUTBMALL 8TRERT, ATLANTA, GA A UBBTl hVAKTKU-At, to ,300 p.r month to sell the original and Improved Com- Sente Family Sewing Machine. All complete for It will hem. fell, stitch, hind, braid and em- tu t buy : . „ ..... •• ours from any one ex cept those having certificate of Ageuoy, signed by ue. as they are worth lees oast-iron Machines. For cirou- * «>- 1869- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. GREAT WESTERN PASSENGER ROUTE TO THE NORTH AND EAST, —-VIA— Louisville, Memphis, St. Louis, Cincinnati or Indianapolis. PunogAn bj thte Bsute hAT, Chotu of TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES TO 1STEW YORK, Ftailadelphia, Baltimore a u d Washington. M. Passenger* holding tioheta by this route to New York, Phitadslphta or BalUmure, can visit Washington wlffioat extra charge. FARR RAMS AS VIA KNOXVILLE OB AUGUSTA. On and after Auguit 15, 1809, THAIK J LEAVE ATLANTA Dally at 8.15 a.m. and 7.25 p.m. OV Check baggage to Louievilic, and it will be re checked to deatination ou trains ot Louisville and Nashville Railroad before arrival at Louisville. MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Ample Time for Meals at Good Hotels. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ROTJISYILLE. GENERAL TICKET OFFICE, ATLANTA. a. W. WHICHN. General Ticket Agent. K. B. WALKKK, Master Transportation. K. IIFLBKRT, Supt. W. A A H. K. sep 26-Sm FINE TABLE CUTLERY! SILVER-PLATED WARE! DKCOHATED DINNER AND TEA. SETS! LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &0. ▲PURE WHXTECABBONOXL. Firo Toat 176o to 100. llownMd - a-ox_,iD b^istid AND WHITE CHINA! TOILET SETS, VASES, AC. THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE SOUTH, AT oot 1-dSm McllHIDB 4i CO’S. SgswrBMnsSSfei SSSgSs th.rttet,^SJf-htetf .elop^l, Ute IteAdtel.'lIS'Su?^!^ lAhUtAteitetbni,, “ i for food, lose ot Mt. mruixnw oih. r- lonal spitUngof j*iu*i» aaxiranTY?* la flabby snd s • but it is the eoattaSa *n the sgrs oTftZe to the verge of Uwl hMjtofu,. SX-srSSsS teten, of l»t UB. J, BtULno.!,, ^ ■ train,,,. WOMW^JJ n ml WHOLgtAUli Price fl 50 per Itattir. AW Sold w Droggtete noerMlj. knnnTA, On., DumlmB m 1 Dr. J. Bbacfikld . Dmt Hr: I tu. stating that some time previous to the Uu J? with the utmost suocees, on sssmnTLIi ' MALE REGULATOR, prepared ttaa JaE Drug Mote, Weet Point, Qa. Bhs h*4 tam* severely from euppresstd menstmetk* latoe soon restved her to htalth. Hhtki." ing in Atlanta, sound and well. I will state, farther, that I know of mu with equal succees: on a servant or) of ■ in-law, Profeeeor Rutherford, of ithmi woman had, I think, been diseased*^. Bhe was a house servant, and seeaedMttta time of “freedom.” I do uot hesitatataulZ preparation for the purposes for i mend It. Yours ti o uot imitate (• m for vt • truly, JHO. ^JWS WE ARE COMING. T he great original dollar rav.r of DRY and FANCY GOODS, and will preeent to smidlng us a Club, a Wateh, Silk Dress. Mace of Sheeting, jpnxro or cost. Bend for Ostalocue of goods and sample-delivered to any addree* free. J. S. HAWEI * CO.. 126 and ISO Federal st, Boston. Mas*., P. o. Box 0- N. B — Samples given on application for Catalogue. D R. WllITTIRR, P WyUa^Sfreet, "putsbunjh, Pa., of Union-wide reputation, treats all vesereei diseases; also, seminal weakness, im potency, ho . the revolt of selAAhnse. Send two stamps for sealed pam phlst, 60 pages. No matter who tailed, state case - OotiHultatton free. TKTC.tDS OF WISDOM for yongg meu on the ruling . Vf. P— lw> *■ T»tt4h and *sr|y manhood, with ael<- ' unfurtuuate. fcmt in aettled charge. Address Howard As- letphU,Pa. oct2f sootatlop, Box P, PhUedi PHfENIX LUMBER YARD Opyotlfo OwigfA IUMrM.1 Ortai. (WA8HTNOTON HALL PROPERTY,) ATLANTA, OEOROIA., 1/ EXP constantly ouliaitdsMklndttef BUXLDBRh' IV TIMBER. PIaARK, tOIffTS. ©TaU lengths and rises, and Seaaoned Lamber of Every Variety. Ohlxiaitete MLd Xateiba. Umber Bill* HIM t|MD Short SoUcr, And nmol r ' To Olve^ OteUtetkotlon. Hash, Boors, anA ittUeAe Uted, -te. Of drjtoteW. ti lo-tet muk* nim. - ’ WHAT [8 it a Rico home when you get old T STATE OF GEORGIA, Tnour Courrr. This la to certify that 1 have examlaul fe . of Dr. Joseph Bradfiuld, or this county udnM icol man pronounco It to bo a coubiauias g fi clnes of great merit in tht-treatnuntofah " of females for which he re commend* it iw. bar 21,1868. WJI. p. BEOUI.U Morxmugig ] D*. J Bbadhei.d—Deer Sir: I tavs _ in saying I have witnessed the most deeg py effects of yoar Female Regulator is ta nood. WM. H. — i&aff ..ulator, icdtti ery case, met with complete success. 0. L I MB’ I also prepare and have tor sale i TUff R. Dili, equal to the best, an4 for much htt*fe *#* 1 also prepare a LIQUID lJLUUi&s*. by inaoy of the best housekeepers is UMdg.i nounoed by them to be very superior. L. H. UKADEIE DruteGfitet, Atlanta,! Bole Agent for Goa M. Hay'. Sure Cure for Intempcn DR, 0. S, PROPRITTI Family Mcdiciifj . OONBISTINQ OF IKS CEUIRIIB LIVER MEDICI^ Anoilinr I'ain Kill I ANTI-UILLIOUN I’D .A-Q-TTE FILLS, | Dysentery Cordial, Femskt x»tm.irYiwo: rpHE excellent remedies of 0. 8. A need no reoommendatiomtWr In removing ths diseases P****** mats having already established if** 1 ■ reputation lu Georgia a*4thesdK*Jff ■ s»wMte u ,saa physicians that most of the pains urta pie are due to organic or tanttisais that important organ. PmphiriDWfl Antt-Billious Pills strike directly n Tliey euro Die Liver, which In njsear st the bottffm of the CoUfba, Dyfett Headache, Rheumatism, Ooastipswa structious, eto., so common amengs" ache. Toothache. Acute and bodily pains of every kind m* , >, Hropliilt’g P»iv DO ta It the ability to entevtain your frlenda weil^or to help the nhartttas of ths world » * YOU 1* •**; your money - and lu no way *oaa you be- jjufoao Ihls better thsu by buying good Boots >nd WANT? Mi-ten-tell.--WM«oiittliWteH,lka I. T. BANKS, Rswsou Building. eugli-dly Oor. 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