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*• *» bl* toy. Ota. Unj w»t to tUaou l |o itUnd til* Stall t»it. _»,- AUoo-t ofirybodj hu l to 111* Bull JVlr, usipt > i, oho on toriag thilf raonay J EuaUasoy, Ootarnor I Oauarel Hatlauk to Mi- f night, bat will return to tbii MU & Westers train to-day. smlla ware all oo beud- L _..»oim\ a« *ary tear wars F east, wait or aoatb, or New aiadaaithtoa “K»«b- i B. Millet has no lurthar boil with this OOso. Wa part . Millar with regret, and wish him t wherever Providence may out bis lob i Son served at the Thinlugiving r at the National Hotel Bute erect to- HPEOjAL NOTim Quod I Meplan, AttewtIM.—a maetiDser .> lastaXaMlea, go. 1.1. 0. Q. I., <U1 bi Inil esIiM>> nlsbt, toremtor Utk, Aw the parpen * trumettoj the utiMnd traduim ol the beds*- By order of C. J. Oliver, W. O. T. HJflfBY H. DlOEfiON. uov is-lft jrvrv.H Pb. J. P. Looax hfifi removal his residence to McDonough street, near tbs City Hall. »nd his office to Whitehall stroet, immediately op posite B. M. Clarke’s building, nov 18-21 -There will ho sp* ^ in the First liap- , ten o’clock to-day. Lae missionary to Africa, jtsveaiug at Trinity Charob, [ihor was married to Miss —iOghter of Col. h. P. Thorn- fTho eeremouy was perform- i O. Haygood. b-Loer Hub-—The wind on j been furious, as it _j the head of some unforta \ hair was found, and is now the nnthstched fair one l in person. No charge -In aecordnnce with the ' Excellencies, President nor Bollock, the Eiu. Omox f to-day, in order to observe at and thauksgiving. Oon- rwill be no paper issued to- ir will appear on Haturday ifter as usual. -The Committee on Publio 1 its final report to the fUl be presented on Fri aderauud that it recom orfoion for free sohools, ad- k of ail the white chil- the committee meets at the ► this eveuing, at 7 o'clock }present. pbers i day. the peopl i with the people of the died upon to giro thanks ah for the blowings Ho has should be a jubilee of ^miee to the Almighty, for t has becu great toward llV fructified the soil and a by the husbandman to duntly; the tig-trees bavo r has the Tine refaaed its ; trees have brought r kind, and the earth has yield wealth from the For these things, it is jive thanks. Let the peo Let bu&iucsa be eus- and everybody give tbem- fiday. The Igst. Ma- [ kinds, need Lfest, full of which all l noted nthis ivo our people kterUimcnt wo young ladies __ vivacious, I as chastity and f we of the very I inherited their . it their per- I there, bring it ornament, “ ffp they the fa- i ranks 3weu and he stage is i os long as ng after he pie ft I like of which If. and are not T. Ford sends hop among us -Nsw Fokni- t— Through l , Johnson, we hod I through the nents at the I some weeks ago re taking adrau- Exoellency, the fit his apartments; i of the new fur ls? the luinri- i appearance of nld assume when sldom soon hand- □They are perfect m all appearance blots tho “home . nee. The first f Executive Office, a consisted of an dd of beautiful, l a multipUcity of i" all inlaid neatly bed “curiad* and : of this desk and is as front In the 'stands a largo overnor’s Private >lid walnut, of the d os highly politdie«l. ft very heavy, m ule upholstered in an ptyle. The oarpet is ot st all showy. Bo (we, who are not ac- carpets of any .“gingerly” until we it go through. Bat wnor’s consultation I of tasto. There are l»e in it; but they lity. There are •—of heavy wal- J richly gilt and up- Meerned to out wa nt king. We sat, re- r State," and, f.g- the litgraud. But wo di room utandaa small in style with the of which oou- abiniug gilt and the Over the windows ilnut, uniform with which hangs heavy ! festooned half cur- g « to the light, atshness. We •II iu that “chair of I the top of that beauti- upoo thoso frescoed ^good segar. But we ^gbtof smoking in the ithat bijou of a room, do the same as that in »a whole, we do not ay Sute has a more Thev reflect great '• Messrs. Kimball, * of it through- Axx kinds of ruling done by Wm. B. Han* Isiter. Keeps fine lot of paper. novl4-ft Enaw Watch as, Burnt, Iu*. -I have been telling this make of watch for the last four teen months. 80 far they have given elegant satisfaction as a Railroad Watch. I will sell them from this date at the follow ing prices, with the same guarantee that any one else will give: 1st. Name B. W. Raymond, full jew eled, Expansion Balance $50 00 fid. Name Culver, full jeweled, Htoel Balance ...30 00 3d. Name 1L Z. Culver, fail jeweled. Expansion Balance 35 00 4th. Natno J. T. Ityemou, seven jewels 8teel Balauoe 15 00 5th. Name O. XI. Wheeler, eleven jew els, Expansion Balance 2J CO 8th. Name XIat Lofleu, seveu jewels, Expaueiou Balance 20 00 18 Kt. Gold Hunting Oases, elegantly engraved, from $60 to 100 00 10 Kt. Gold Hunting Cases, elegantly eugraved, from $50 to 85 00 14 Kt. Gold Huntiug Cases, elegantly engraved, from $45 to 70 00 10 Kt. Gold Hunting Cases, elegantly engraved, from $38 to 50 00 Stirling Silver Hunting Cases, from $9 to IS 00 These are the manufacturer's prices. I will sell any ot tlio above named Watches at these prices. Gxoaoa Bhaxpb. Jb. nov7-d30 Live Jewelry Store, Atlanta. Ueorgfa IUU Lottery, for tki Beaelt of tbs Orphans’ Home and Was flofcaol. Combination nu., No. M0. Tbs following were the dmwu num ber* November If, MM: (I M-14—M —70 -41-11- 49—48—7—38—09—41—40 nov 1S-4U HOW A HD * C0-, Managers UK UKAiri lKl L.-ir yoa desire bemuly you should use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. It fives a soft, reined. satin-Uke texture to Um oom- plexlon, removes roughness, redness, blotches, son- barn, tan. he., and adds a tinge of pearly bloom to the plainest features. It brings the bloom of youth to the fading cheek and changes the rustic oountry girl into fashionable city bells. In the use of the Magnolia Balm Use the true secret of besalr. No lady need oomplais si bee complexion J T) KJKNTLY of New York, offer* those who are auf- who will lo.Mt 7B couti to thli MlWtW «Jd.. '" rl0 « ft °“ W “* “ d Mxan ■ l *H W Msoordin* to »ct »f Couktm* In •87, by Moaau Bnaraaonv, la the Oleih’e he District Court of the United States, tor B District of Alabama UNITED STATES HOTEL, AtUnt*, OonrgUN ladies’ Entrance—First Floor. Offlae, No. 84. MORRIS RERNHARDT. c A 1 D OPTICIAN, EVERYBODY READ. There will be exhibited in my window, on Monday, the largest stock of watches ever seen in thin place. These watches are to bo sold in the next thirty days, at prioea to suit the purchaser. Come one, oome all, bay a watch at your own price. They arc sent to me to sell, regardless of value. Geosok Shaup, Jb., novl4-6t Live Jeweler, Atlanta, Oa. My Fall and Winter Block, seiectod by my self is now complete, and I iuvito all my lady frieuda and others to call and inspect my goods. They will tlud the latest styles at unosnally low prices. Man. Fhank, Decatur street, Opposite City Park. nov7-3m Fobs.—A large assortment of Lady’s and Misses Fais at prices to suit every one. at nov7-3m Mrs. Franib’. Memoranda Cases, with name, $1 00. All kinds Ruling and Binding. Wm. R. Hanleiter, oct 28-tf Granite Block, Broad Street. Rooms State Central Committe* ) Union Republican Party op Ga., V Atl&nta, November 5, 18C9. ) A meeting of the State Central Committee of the Union Ropublioan Party of Georgia will be held at Atlanta on Wednesduy, Novem ber 24, I8C9. As matters of great importance will conic before the meeting, the attendance of every member is urgently solicited. By order of Foster Blodgett, Chairman State Central Committee. J. R. W. Johnston, 8ec’y, pro tent. novGtd Go to Sharp’s Live Jewelry Store Monday, and aeo Watches from $7 60 to $300—more of them than was ever seen hore beforo. tiovH-Ot. Go to Sharp’s and see the largo stock of Watohos. novl4 Ot. Gaix and see those beautiful Scotch Plaids and Arabs, at Mrs. Frank’s. nov7-3m Subscribe for Hanleiter’s Atlanta Directory note, and have your name in bold type. novl4-tf. Mio&xiNK. Music, Law Boons, Blank Books, etc., bound or re-bonnd by Hanlei- novl4-tf. jurjroujrcEMmjrTs. FELLO W CITIZENS i-Tker* btlag m nomination of the Dejnocntto party for tha poeition of the Mayoralty, I further announce myself a Detno- or«tio candidate for that petition. BeepectfuUy, November 4th, IMS. B. J. Roach. We are authorized and raqneatcd to aa- nounoe tha name of J. B, William* as a candidate for theoffleo of Mayor, at the ensuing election—eubjeot to the decision of the vote* at the ballot box. We are authorised to announce Uon. William Kssacd •« a candidate for Mayor at the a* pruaoblqg elestion. oot kfftfie FOR MAYOR.-We are authorised « anno one* JOSEPH WINBHIP, Kf<^ as 4 candidate for Mayor if jfifte city sf Afftnla. ■ T ... oRlT-tie M. E. KENNY VINO furnlahed “Invigorating Beverage*” to many of hi* frlenda who are oandidatea for Al- inio honor*, takes thi* oocsalou to extend to the PUBLIC? GENERALLY, a eordlal tnvIteUou to call at hie New House on Pryor Street, or at his Aid stand on Alabama Mreet, nd try hit Col<^brnted Oltl Wlokllfl’e, BUSHELS Seed Oats for aale, by Iiupalred Digestion.—All the organs of 1 ho body are, so to speak, the pensioner* of the atom ach. Iu that living laboratory is prepared the nouiah- ment required to euataln them, aud by the veeeebr end iuota oonnectod with the digestive appara’us, thki uouriahmeut is conveyed to every part of the eystom. Upou tha quality and quantity of this element of life, and upon the manner in which It la distributed and ap- portionad, physical health mainly depends, and aa the mind Inevitably sympathise* with the body, tbo vigor of the one la absolutely necessary to the well-being of U10 other. It la because nOSTETTEB'S STOMACH BITTERS accomplishes this double object that it enjoy* a repu tation as a preventive and cur«tire never heretofore attained by any modicinal proportion. But its direct beneficial operation upon the weak or disordered stomach is not its sole reoommendatlon. It is the most comprehensive of all known remedies, tones, strengthens and regulates the discharging as the aaaimulatlng organs; gently moving the bowels, promoting healthful evaporation through the pores, rousing the inert liver from its torpor, and in ducing harmonious aud natural action in the whole an imal machinery. This benign result is not produced by any of the reactionary drags which are used ao lav. lahJy in the old school practice, founded by Paracelus; but by mild, safe and agreeable vegetable agents in termixed with a pure and mellow stimulant which diffuses their influence through the system and ren der* their sanitary properties active and effective. uov 17-1 w TR# Demand Tells th* Btery — From all directions orders for Phalon’s VItails or salvation for the hair come pouring in. All the noxlons dyes, Ac., go down before it. A year henoe they will be unmark etable. The ladles say It is as pleasant to use as a perfumed toilet water, and it is as transparent as crys tal. Nothing else reproduces so perfectly the original hue of the hair. nov 1C oodSt 1.0CURANIC A CLARK, Altai moys.—Of fice on Broad street, over Echols’ Seed Store. Practice anywhere in the State, United States Supreme Court, and Superior Courts. jy 86-dly MASONIC—Atlanta Lodge, No. 90, meats on every Second and Ponrth Thursday night in each month. Fulton Lodge, No. 216, msets evory First and Third Thuraday night in aach month. ML Zion Royal Arab Chapter, No. 16, maot* every 8eoond Monday in each month. W. II. TULLEB, H. P. A. Rosxhteld, Secretary. vis. General Insurance Agent, Ayer’s Cathartic Piil-J, / Perhaps no one instil* «|-ur«ui everybody tis nr Iteibru to universal- , adopted into use, iu .at ciUcicnt purgative VUt. The obvious rea son is, that ibu a mure re liable ami fnr more effec tual remedy Uutu nay other. Thme " » I \ tried It, know tint if ctiVo*4''tboui; thor<- t\!t-> luvo not, know' that it turf's their neighbor* aud trioteis, nod 1 til know tlml what it titles 01100 it does always — Unit iinavor fails Uirougdi any fhult or neglec t of iU -Miaposition. Wa Mto thoRMBds upon tlion- • ii.dI of ccrtilicntes or tbeh* remarkable “ i .Uow mg complaints, but such cures y noigliboriiood, and wr * f* I'iapteu to all ngftsRnd conditio *nt lining neither cnlomf' tay he lakeu wUh • ^ aui'Uio luOt|>ublish tlieiiu * in ail ellmntes; _ _ JVty by anybody. Thcl oiif.ir coating preserve* thorn ever firsh and makes UiCJt pleasant to Like, while being purely vegetable a t harm can arise from ihoir uto in any quantity. l'hev ope-ate l»y Lhelr paworm ini nonce on tho iuti m'al viscera to purify Uie blood and stimulate it iujo healthy ” » -* —* - n.ncli, bovrcli, live are given in tiie wrapper 01 >\Viug complaints, wlik-li t’lesi 5« TO Oonu-neio!-,. 5.000g?s 20.000 nov i«-6t the box, for ii J’W/s rniUdly For lsy»|i«*|»Niii ( ntu, I.auiritor an should be taken moderately to aUmulato tlxc storn- ach and restore its hoaltliy tone and action. For I.lt rr Complaint and its rarioua symp tom*, IBlIiou* UcHilnckv, Nick llsaiachs, Jaundice or Grrru Mlckuru, Bilious Colic and Bllioua Fevers, they should be ju diciously taken for each case, to correct tho diseased "B . 3 is cron j i>nmatl»is, Oonf, Gravel, l*aln the system. With such chango those complaints disappear. For Drsfixy and Klmpairal ffwelllngw Uiey should be taken la large and frequent doses to pro duce the effect of a di'Mtfo purge. For SappiTMlon a large doso should ho taken as it produces the desired effect by sympathy. A* * Vinner Pill, take one or two Ffffs to pro- Mte digestion and relieve the stomach. Ar occasional dose stimulates the stomneh and bowels into healthy action, restores tho appetite, and Invlgoratoe the syetem. Hence it le often ad vantageous whore no *erton« derangement exists. One who feels tolerahly well, often flnds thatadoee of these Pills makes him Ibid decidedly better, from their cleansing ami renovating effect on the diges tive apparatus. 1 DM. J. C. AYE It A CO., Practical Chemists, LOWELL. MASS., V, 8. A. Sold by Red wine A Fox, J. 8. Willeon, and all the Druggist* In Macon. Also, by all Druggist* and Deal- eep3d-deodAw-‘JlH Assignee’s Sale. ol . . ft hoera of aale, First Tuesday in December neit, tract of land usually known aa the Brown place, cc talcing elghty-eaven acres, more or lees, adjoining lands of McCullough, Nowell, Oreeham, Herrin, sad II \JtTVM 1 Yf tewr Tuesday % AY ’ » *+ '£*** k i:t*sa, by * vso. A .taeiAA kttornoY aa t Li a Y. ATLANTA. «A. tOP Breed eft.. Gev. Browa’e finlldlng. aoria-ly WOTICB. ILL be eeld b4fore Uie Court House door, In th« * Haralson county, on tha Ant wt, between the legal hours ot eels, the fottuwiny fruperty. belonging to the estate of T.fL ■atfterfletfi.Mle of said County, deeeuasd: Tha ptautatteu whereem he died, eouteiafug Scree, atom or teea, lying on the TeOapooee rtv •iBd toOeeeaetuf ffuebauan, HW seres tu e high *t oTeutllvatimi 9*aswee bt line river bottom lend. HM.AT. N SvrrKUrXKLD, oct IK SOdpreSre f«M Admlatetiuton HiKATSON SrEWtr 8Al» W ILL be eeto before the Court Douse door, fa the town st ffdehaaaa, la Bantleon county, ou ^ First Tuesday la December aexl, StSZSt - .irtiot A. t. Butte* m Carroll Superior Court for are. said Bottraxa *» J. U. WAI.DBOTB. Coroner aud acting Sb'ff . Garnett Andrews, Register la M C NAUGHT, ORMOND ft CO., IMPORTERS OP HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. IRON AfTD NTEEL. DEALERS I* Sous, Axes, Hoes, Chains, Ao. AIM egeate Air the eels of ant! maattoarTowder, Old D*- Malla, ml ad .lock, t nbraoHj. In todltlon to th- -bora, domptow uw rtmenl o( Uulld.r,' “■ $>uo,- Tool., An«I., Tloto, DoUowi, HortoJ-d - feo«.. Cotton uj Wool(Mrdi.Clrcntartoil Mllilto.., Lo.lh.ir and Rubber RoMan, Ron SooH* flrtnd- SfiMJ SR Prtlo«« utd Sh.ru, na ml Looiul BnU.Pol.,, M, at the lowest market ratea, at UidroW stand, ismtqmR IN THE YEAR IS0BBY DR.M.BERNHARDT. IN TtiCCLERKB OFFICE OFTHE wnfiffi ?EmAL TRADE MARK. GLASS SPECTACLES, tilor to any othei oe with the sclent the peculiar form of A CONCAVE CONVEX ELLIPSIS, Admirably adapted to the organs of sight, and perfect ly natural to the eye, affording altogether the heat a*H- flclal help to the hauaa vision ever invented. Deed only by MORRIS BERNHARDT, Spectacle & Optical Manufacturer. 1. They cam he warm with perfect ease for any length of time at one sitting, giving astonish ing clearness of vision, by candle or any other artifi cial light, comfort to the epoctaole-wearer hitherto an il. Ilow to select Glasses. It requires professional guidance even when a good article le of fered. Dr. Bernhardt not only has the beat Glasses m be found in the market, but carefully exam inee the eyes, and gives indispensable advice m to the proper selection of them. 3. When the eyes ache or pain through the action of a bright light, such aa ia reflected from ow, auuny weather, white paper, and In fewMif, writing or sewing, or vivid colored bodies; these lenses, by softening the rays, effect a most agreeable sensation and give great relief. 4. These Spectacles are icleutlHcaUy a4. Justed to every case of defective sight with unerring accuracy, whether arising from age, strain, over work, premature deoey, by Morris Bernhardt ou a new and exact principle, entirely hie own, whioh has seldom failed to be oorrect. 9. After several years of public prate tics, adjusting spectacles to patients under every aspect of defective vision, as well aa experience in an extensive, long-established business In his Optical Stores, both here and in Europe, M. Bernhardt considers it a *uin dent guarantee of hie ability t> supply such glasses as beat calculated for the assistance of imperfect sight. M. Bernhardt, te signalise Himself from the host of pretenders in hi* profession, with pride submits for Inspection, copies of testimonials he has received from medical gentlemen of the moat un questionable respectability and talent iu America; also, a number of certificates from well Mown gentle men of distinction who have used hi* spectacles—-the originals of all which he will be happy to show to those who may request it. The use of any of the fol lowing name* or certificates hereunto affixed, without n actual possession of the same, would be a forgery, capital offeuoe, punishable by State imprisonment. Testimony of recommendations from Medical gentlemen, Professors of the highest OpthaL mic talent in Atlanta, Ga., and in the Union: Atlanta, Ga., November Hd, 186t. I have examined carefully, sad with maeh Interest, a collection of glasses for the relief of Impaired virion, submilted to m by Prof. Bernhardt, an Optician. In adaptation to the end proposed, as wall as la ele- T % Y 8 Manufapturar AND Crackers WHOLESALE, 8 CENTS PER POUND. CORNER OE ALABAMA ANO WHITEHALL BTMBUTS, ATLANTA. ATLANTA SECAR MANUFACTORY ! ;HOLD ! WE COME !! ‘THE LIVE DRUG STiO,RE M Still on the traok'with renewed speed, and the largest stock of goods] ever before arrived. REDWINE FOX £UUtoMtol MUtton to tkto,MEUIAa.-\r"W«ipp>r of WHITE LEADS o, ^ndw. Osr itock ol FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS Is Unequalcd in tlio Month. BOIALlMPOXrATION of Tooth Brushes, Combs, Hair Brusho*. Toilet Goode. Perfumeries, ka tror in thla intrliitf ■ any ever offered iu this market. We are offering Inducements to dealers, In our W H OXiBB AL13 D H P A. H T 2MC 32 IVT Tl, * examination of our stock before purchasing elsowhere. REDWINE & FOX, Comer of Whiteha'l end Alabama Streets, Atlanta. Georgia. T.A. CHASTAIN. promini Bates. ay spin ton may have Any Wo’fullj ooncur In the above opinion of Dr. Miller. JOHN M.JOHNlSON, M. D. JAM. F. ALKXANDBR, N. D. Atlanta, Ga., November 3d, 1869, It affords me pleasure to state that I have carefully examined Prof Bernhardt’s collection of glasses for the eye, end from hie explanation of the manner la which he adapts them to imperfect eyes, I aa fully satisfied that he thoroughly oomprehenda the science of Optics, and that he ia practically eminently akillful in the adoption of instruments for the relief of ail forms of imperfect vision within the scope of relief without an operation. I am confirmed in aay own opinion, ef the Profes sor's merit by the testimony of the most reliable end ' ent medical men in various cities in the United telto whoa J. P. LOGAN, M. D. Atlanta, Ga., Norcmbcr 3d, 1869. We have examlntd Frol. Bernhardt’s beautiful and eateuaive collection of (Meuse for the reliof of iso- paired vision, and believe them the heel adapted to the which they are Intended, than any we have ; and further believe that the Protestor ia an accomplished Optician. D. C. O'KKEPK. M. D. JAff. M. RARIIICK, M. D. Atlanta, Ga.. November 3d, 1869. Ft of. M. Bernhardt has furnlahed me with a pair of Concave Lena which suits my case exactly. From personal experianoe I oan cordially advise all persona whose natural vision requires the supplewema of art to avail themselves of ths Professors akULXU has exhibited to me reoommendaUoasfrom eminent phyai dans and minis tars, with many ef whom I am per- i tonally acquainted. He ia evidently an Optician who understands his business. I have seen touc hing hardt as an Opdclan, and most freely oommend those rssuwasasti I regard Dr. Bernhardt as an aeeompliahed Optician and a gentleman deserving patronage. JOHNS. WILSON, D. D., Pastor let Prosbyterlan Chareh, Atl-nta, a. . M, 1W*. IBF. SUBSCRIBER moet respectfully informs the citizens of Atlanta, and surrounding eeeatey, thffft he wffi, FOR THE NEXTSIXtY DAYS, ■ell oat hie entire stock ri a reduced price, by Be WHOLESALE OH RETAIL, Conalsting of 200,000 Scffnrs, price $22 00 t« $80 00 per Thonaud, Tobacco Pancake Rolls, Bright Navy, Stonewall Twlat, W. Brown’. Bright round, 160 dozen Pi peo, from $1 per kindred to *4 SplOM. 0*11 .ooii, or ,oa will Iom— pixg»ln. Ula.t«*r.prm,llrOlwW SICKEN st 28-dam No. 11 Peacktree Street, opposite National Hotol. PLEASE READ THE NAMES ATTACHED TO THIS TESTIMONIAL. AJTIuJLVITJLo GA- Sapftrimbrir l*to !•••* W E, the ntderkigned, are using tho 1 National 8tove Works,” of Now York, rttcoiumund them to all who desire to purchase e first class artiole: CAPT. J. MORBI8ON,! J. O. BRUCKNER, Atlanta, aa. MRS. R. 8. OVERBY, Atlanta, Oa. COL. R. F. MADDOX. Tobaooo Merchant, Atlanta, Ot, J. M. BORN. JR., Goal Marchaot, Atlanta, Oa. JOHN H. FLYNN, State R. R. Shop. Atlanta Ua. NELSON J. DOOLITTLE, Oonduotor State U. B. JOHN A. DOANE, Attauta, Oa. R. J. DAWSON. Atlanta, Oa. REV. JULIUB T. CURTISS, Atlanta, On.) J. H. GOLDSMITH, Atlanta IateUlganoer. We are the aoie Agents *1 a}Atlanta for 'fThe National Stove Werka,” and keep pletc aasortment of tbvlr COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, WHIOH W181LIe WHOLBSALFANB BFTAIL.* ▲T FACTORY PRlCRte, r And’also a fallfitook of House Fnrnlshief Geeda. HUESTIS A HOPE, Markham’fl Umpire Rotk, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, da. e above certificate. W. M. ORIIMLY, Faster Trinity M. K Church fioatk. Atlanta. November M, Udf. To the above testimonials! cbserftiiy toMmjr name. Faster let Baptist ChareW, dlkuie Aliuta, K«mlw M, MM- KutoVniTr April 17th, 1WIT. Tk. diatewito b.l«u Dr. Brulurtt m-toOr ttolu. U, -oourdtol to m, oburr-Uon, tlut wUl. tor ptatood to more ttton thoy too*, to toon more , am tod- tare M . „ TMtlrei.til. 4alldru th. .ban reap >0* to w It U Mitordt'i oOtot, from tto moot reltobU ud veil toon t reltomre M tto Diltod •9a.w» , reDorenior of South OuoUu; Hontlo ”i"^fT. ■■ laWtomr of nnttola amt. boar, from » a. «a.. Imuiia ft n Jito^bSttoto7SSSltotool*J«tS. rel I Rmploy no Fad'dlan. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, ill scrofulous diseases, ulcere, chronic rheumatism, mercurial and syphilitic discerns In all etaa, arid rtfifoi It qntckly removes virus from the eoasUtwtton and bleed, and reaSurui tee patient to perfect health and purity. YYy ff end bs eeeWnaad. Prepared la the UtonUrj #f PEMBERTON, WILLOOR, TAYLOR, ft CO., WHkmH DnqnrlfiU, Atlaatfi, Qrirfii* 5LT IjOW '•guzx&sx&sa. a* tste»tte±o£fi ! ■ .oato^oto.,^ rS&SftjrZ?" l\j?tun 1e3fi? > ?i 1 mla ■!* 90 Pounds Balaam Oopai vi ls hi SBB SCTmSSS CHASTAIN & FOX, WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS, NO. 4, GRANITE BLOCK; BROAD STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. offer at prioea^that „defy Bedsteads, Bureaus, Sideboards, 1-4 Marble and Full Marble, Book-Oases, Wardrobes, Hat Racks, WashBtands, Etc., Plain and Marble Top. Tbe|Largeat’Lot k oi Chalr<that|waa|ever In the city at one time, all of which wo offer'.al ■ Wholesale Factory Prices in Louisville, Kentucky, Etc. Bow ia your time to buy cheap and good bargains. Wo arc determined to sell goods lower than can he ght here. Dealer* will do well to examine onr stock before going North, aa tboy will save cost of transput- tallen. Ladles especially are Invited to call and examine this stock. Don’t forgot the place. M anANiTm block, bhoab stubbt. M. O. MARKHAM. BOOTS AND S3 H OE S SOLEIILEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS, AC., EMPIRE;BLOCK, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA- GEORGIA COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will find it to their advantage to examine my stook, as it is ssiiaoTiiD w itxx onuAT oaii b. And parehated exdnslrelj for CASH, From the Best Manufacturers. Ladies’ Gents’ and Childrens’ FINE GOODS a Speoialty. t M. O. MARKHAM. I. L. FALK & CO. CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! NEW STORE! NEW GOODS ! NEW SYSTEM ! I'tTriaW A jii"-" miH uudersigned take great plsavurs in informing tho clttaens of Attauta, an I surrounding country, that they 1 have opened In tha largo and ootivno lions store, formedy ocouplrd by J. H. White A Co., next door to Meador k Bros., Whitehall atreat, where we tntoud to kobp yerraaneOtly one of the largest stocks of READY-MADE CLOTHING, adapted for the Southern market, and the many facilities aud ad exeluaiveiy, we manufieotare our goods, we are enable! to offer y * etior goods at very low prloee. s shall have but OltTNl PHX03D n«d teftHurik eeae < cuU and esaminfiour goods before gurdisalng elsewhere laaufoctary 44 Murray ML. l». Y., Htore In lavas S6 fit. Jallau fit.TVtorr In fTharleetovi, ik, whioh oomprlees all kinds BfoVOAKH ONLY. Ala will lusurro » ssTssnsh, Qa.,!fo, 140 Congrru Si., a <1 N.C., 157 Meeting and 303 Klaa Street h i. L. PETM (ML JOHN 1 KEROSENE OIL. T. HAGAN 4V ri(' MpfOW PRU’AUMD.TO orm TO THE TRADE AEY QUANTITY OF THE CELEBRATED PETRO OIL ud tto txtot 4<uutr of 1.8. JOKES- MOMMM- NON-EXPL08IVE KER08ENE OIL. T K4W OOKEStmoK to KtoMP OILS toto, M ohup 6r chtoftor thu toy how, aolth of B^lreua, , 1 -to Ire. » mil to. to J Lamps, Burners, Obinmeyt, Wioks, Shades, in fhitt everything pertainino- to if, and suite not a pertU-U o rn. itotooftoYreto ..d tail feirti re. mull to «■ le- nS k rltre , ifc , TlSlW?i?mtt4MiT.. -ud «ui tire m * tore, are.>1**^ TtSSSto. r to nr rot oOired to «ki pw ■*•*«». “• took ■ too, *-»<**»#*.« toSto. Wto ^fkreMtto>t|0T^am a. ur* of tto r.-i r,T f ' TtSol,.