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DAILY NEW JR A. " 1 tiiii'uv imutirTM • For Dally, Por Annum *10 00 “ " Sin Month* S 00 " " Thro* Month* 3 00 •• •• Por Month I 00 WnMi Era. Por Annum -- I 00 tJ- DCTAUAULT ID 1DYAK0B. _»» ^Ul b* inaM oloJoJurtlmi of loonty |>. .rU~. f-r Uto 0,.. .o-fl Uoa. fl, Mil for each ■ob««*-|Ut*nl Insertion -«• caul*. Tmb Uum of solid nonpwtul, or us equivalent lu apuoej TartM^cMb, taftsre or on ilaiiml Utor t b* 6iW Inj "uMloM moot b. ouUlhi ••prclfla* tlw. XaliT-' 5Cmorrtod >4 IMQHOlo M> bi- - b«*0* u u*w**ch inaertloi,. *11 alveriisomouU. or u-Uteoa «»l advrrUsoiuenta, on4«r "Olty Budget," ar- charaeable at tbe rale «1 TVD rr* ritK cam-* a line lor each Insertion. No notice will *ii|wu (or i Ion* miu then or* dollar. idrtrtMuieoU mitlcr the Ueed of "8i*cul NoUooa," twenty oeute |>er Une for first insertion, enil 10 rente fm each subsequent Insertion. Voluntary communication*. containing tutenriing or iMMAhth«n Moln-ittsl from every quarter. Now* m port an letter* iro t the rarloue oouuUe* of I TUB BKA OFFICE \ IK THE BUTE irn.l>IKU ON iLtfUU «Tll>* oproem the rovrorm *, between BBOAt) AND WHITEHAJJ- Mll.lTAeV DIIUCC’TOItY. Bbkykt MAjoB-CiKKr.it.lb limn U. T«kit» Commanding Department of the South. PK1WON.U. STAKE. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel E. W. Smith, Captain U. S. Army. Aul-de-Cmup. Brevot Lienteuant Colonel C. 11. Grave*--, Captain U. «. Army. Ai.Y-de-Ofitnp. Brevet Capfaiu J. G. Telford, M Lieuten ant U. S. Army, AU-d«-Cainp. DEI’ABTMEST KTAKF. Brevet Colonel J. U. Taylor, Aakiatant Ad jutant General, U. S. Army, Assistant Ad jutant General. Brevet Major Robert V. Hughes. Captain l . 8. Army, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen eral. icnil. A-.lv Army, O IT. S. Captain C. W. iloteenpil- i. Acting Assistant Inspector Major DeWitt Clinton. Judg< Army, Judge Advocate. Brevet Brigadier General l I. Haines, Commissary of Subsistence U. S. Army, Chief Commissary. Brevet Colonel A. R. Lddy, Major and Quar termaster U. 8. Army, Chief Quartermaster. Captain G. K. Sanderson, l T . S. Army. Depot and Staff Quartermaster. Brevet Brigadier Generul W. •). Sloan, Surgeon U. S. Arm}, Medical Director. Brevet Brigadier General John J. Milhau, Surgeon U. S. Army. Assistant to Medical Director, temporary. Brevet Lientenant Colonel A. lv. Smith, Sur geon U. S. Army, Attending Surgeon. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel David Taggart, Paymaster U. S. Army, Chief Paymaster, office at Charleston, South Carolinu. Brevet Lieoteuaut Colonel T. L. Allison. Pay master U. S. Army. IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND I'leaMiirc Seekers. mUKonly direct r Virginia Springs. ROSADALIS, THE 6BIUT BLOOD PURIFIER. Cures Scrofula iu sU it* various lo tua. Much *e OMMUMPtloa in it* e*rtfo*4 •»■**•. Jbi\*r gomeui sud Uteoratiou of the Ulaodcs. Joints, Bonee. Eldueyn. Uterus, Chronic Rheumatism. Eruptions of the Kkln. Chronic Sore Ry#«. ke.; slao. SYPHILIS IN ALL ITS FORMS. DiaiofMioai of Wornoni Rtf*. (irarrl, (ieueral h*J li#*tib, ai.d ml -11- *•>*•* oi 4h« Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, It In u perfect rciiouitor. HON A DA LIN eradicates . v.rv lied Unit, and restores the rulin' *> ooudition. II 1m perfectly harmless, never pr which It is made a Quack Remedy. Itshed around cadi bottle. Kecommended by the Medical Family and litany thousand* of our best clllxeiix, ioulala of r irkable na<lall« Almanac" fur this year. Prepared only by Dm. Cteiueul*. Rives A Co., Man qfeaturing Clu»mi»ts, formerly J. J. Lawreuce k Co., Baltimore, Mil. Fur sale by Druggists every where, jyld- IISHOP PILL. 1ISHOP Pll IISHOP Pll ILL. ILL. ILL. COSTAR’S” BISIOP FILL "Which 1* bound to take the place of a)l«th< m; a pure hr vegetable Pit11 (sugar mated) and of extraordinary efficacy for Costtveness, Indigo-tion, Dyspepsia, Head. Positively the beat Pill in the World “That cough will kill you," Try “CoetarV’ Cough It«• unity "Cold* and Iloartrneae lead to death,’* Try “I’oitarV t ougli Hemedy. •For Croupa—Whooping Cough*, Ac.,” Try ••foilar’*” Cough ICrmedy "Coatar sin it ia the beat in the wide world—and ii He nay* ki> - it’i True—it*aTrue—It’a True; and We aay (Mominp 1‘aprr, Aug. 26.) “ C 0 S T A R ’ S ” Standard Preparations ARE HIS BEAUTIFIER. THE hlKK THORN SALVE! HIS ••l oslaiV Ual, Keach.Ar., F.iterinlnutors. ••l oitar**’’ lied Bug Kxlcrinlnatorii. ••Collar'*” (only pure) Insect Powder. ••Cocraa." No 10, Crosby *t., N. Y., Or John F. IIekhv (Sueceeeor to) Demas term-* k Co.. 21 Park R»w, N. Y. qg-For Sale by J. A. TAYLOR, I* H. BRADFIFXD an 1 other Drugglat* in ATLANTA, ii \. RKDWINE k FOX. agenU, AtlanU, Oa. toMO-c WR0. S. THOMAS, A 11 o r n o y ft, t X_i ATLANTA, GA. *#- <>flkoe, Hrosfl at.. Cov. Lrown’s Huildlng. THOMAS 0. SIMMS, Agent, ALL NORTHERNHCITIES. , Atlanta, ticorgliu r ^XCIDRHlON RETURN TICK.KTS to all Uio Celebrat- id VirgiulaSpriogH wiUi tho privilege <>i atopoing iver at any intermediate point, have been placed on tale by thia road at greatly reduced rates. NO STAGING. If you deeire SPEED. COMFORT and SAFETY, f,"i rlatbc Ureal Virginia ami IVimciMe Alr- Llec. Apply to Ticket Olh-e, I'a*aen;;er Depot. H. W. WREN'S, jy?-d2m. Pen. Ticket \ j< ut w. k \ u. It | SIMMON S | FOR IEW YORK STEAM EH CH Kngiiio Liitlis, Flanors, Bull ( iill<*rn, I'p- righl Drill.*, yiiicliinisls* Tools of nil Dosprljitloiis. inifactni cry de. I ...in la -ul.Ier, With I ela In general coative. tom-» u The head la troubled with pt ronetderablo lo** of memory. - ful eeaeation of h»vi>., ought t'» have l»een dol i the aide. Home- pain ia in the and i* mistaken diem. The atom- nd an k:i»ea, boa ■ l : aeasetlon, ^1th K LIVER o tb- 1 lifer vrltli OR. SIMMONS’ i,i\ i.u uv.id l.vnm. t preparation of root* an t liertni. warranted to be itrtctfy vegetable, and can do no in, iry to any one. It baa" ‘ ‘ ‘ * hUigiuo and Boiler*. Patent cold-rolled Hhaltin^, Leather and Rubber Rodting. and all article* iieedlul in machine or railroad repair ahoti*. Office 126 and 126 Chambers *t. New York. OEOROE PLACE. Prraidont. JOHN H. CHEEVKK. Sec’y. jel'J-tf CHAR. F. HARDWICK, Sec’y. CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY Howard and Berki Street*, Philadelphia. IP am Engine. XMuch cylinder, four foot stroke, madu t»y Hutton, with 13 boiler*, 40-liicb diameter, 45 feet long. so*, pick and pit (.V,x4H 1st breakei f 40x42 Condenser. ! 40x42 It!breaker, 36x42 2d •• | 30x42 Con.L i..o r. i 60x4H l*t breaker, |4Mx4H 2d ^ " l\.in.g’age Mule 240 spindle* 1 V-ln.g’age 2 Mu RE6ULAT0F TfvoiiKH. **, chill*, di*ea*ci | the aklu, impurity of spirit*, heartburn, el*, pain m the bead, f*Ver and agna^ dropwy, bolW. pan. int^ok ami Hmbjs AaU.- ina, ervaypela*. female affe<dfoii*, and iuliim* dl*ea*c* OKI, by .1.0. y.KII.I"I * l colic or pain* ii Price gl; by mail |12f. Mao-.. fully Tlie following highly re*pec‘abb- |.e attest Ui the vlrtuee of thl* valuable iii*-.ii'-in«-, ami to whom we mo*4 reepertfnlly refer Gen. W. H. Holt. Pmddent H. W. It. It 0a ; lt«v. 4. R. Felder, Perry, O*.; OoL V. Oparka. Albany, (ia ; (». J. Lnneford. Ke>|., Conductor S. W. it It ; C. Master- non, Ee<|., Hheriff Bibb ronaty ; 4 A. Iiutt*. IUiii- bridge, Oa.; Dykes k Hpartiawt. ««lPor* ‘’Floridian," filltliUM' 1 ; IU*v. 4 W llurk* . Mu oil, (la ; V’lrgil Power*. Eaq.. BuperintmHWuil •» w it . I outlet Bui lard, Bnller.i'e Htation, Ma-oo A Brnrealrk It. It. TwtaMe county, (Ha: <4r« »mvlll« W«n*d, *wk|'. Kecto- ry\M&oa, Oa.; Rev K F Kaatediog. P E Florid* (Werenoe; Ma) .r A F. Wo-.L-y. Ku -tm,. Oa.; Fall. tor Macon Telegraph '»■ * Mk wfhn B. A. FAHNE8T0CK’8 VERMIFUGE, THKHAPFHT AMI MOST RWRCTIVE KKMFjUY FOR WORMS Thai liiwt over been discovered . H * Inr gwatlMlaa Who havr obtained emlnenc* tnthcn>-dkeli>rnfMei<Hi, and many of thee*, throwing a*i<l* (heir prejudices, have cheer, fully gtv*n certlflcat4i*lc*Ufylngp> It* superb>i lt». It N l>* *»h*l il ulo.l In 11a |i|*ri , And ft I* «lv*n wlthont apprehenaiou, tierauae every one know* It* perfect safety It has now i*-«ti befoiw the pnbllc for over "FonTT Ysan*,*' and has a<te«ied ta superiority In Uumannd* of «*eea, thronghont parte of U»* world. ■tie tha Imptratlve diiiy »r*v«ry iia* rent to watch th* kealth of blerhlld, mad to prow Ids himself with thle gtoteni spw aide. Baearefnl to observe the ta lUala of the name, and aa that you get “®* ^ FAHNEST P. CK,S VEWMIFUCf^ B. A- FahnoHtock’fl Son & W1IOI.HHAMS 1>RU<J<JIH'I*M, Pm SBUHll, aou rnoraivroih. 1 Harg< COTTON MACHINERY for COARSE YARNS. I Willow, IIod*oii’a make, large six.-, HiM-wler 36-Inch, two beaten. 4 Cotton card*, 36-lm h, *.-lf-i.trl).| >■rn and grinder. Will i eder, 24 6 frame, six I Coi.den-er. I :i M, Itiiilpg Fr 1 " " IV With shafting, bo lting, •..tti.li machinery, w.rplug Mill* by hand I lulling Machine, for i Diuuford's 60,n »Bol DU. RIOHAU’0 goldkn bbipbdum. Ask I r no other, take no other, and you will *av« which they fail to r nd Moiilh, Hum Kyi i ure* Mercurial , Wheili. r from • ; give* lmm<^llate relief In all Remsdlse. Price of etihar No. I or No. 2 glLbo i>er bot tle, or two bottle* for gu.oo. Dr. I(i<-iiau’h (loi.i.km Antiooi k, a safe, *peedy, ant and radteal cure for all Urinary Dsram . ..inpanl. d with full direction*. Price f 3.6 Dr l(i<:nAe , sUoLlkgi> Kxii4B Awoun, a radical cur# for Nervoaa or fienerol DeblMty, In old or young; im parling energy with wonderful cFe< t. Pth e f5.00 per (Millie, or I wo botUra for f0 00 On receipt of prion Remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid b> rorre«|M>adant*. None genuine without Hie name of "DR. RTCrlAu’l (IOI.DKN IIEMKDIKM, I* H RK’IIAltD’H, sole propri- rtor,*' blown In glass of bottles. Address D. Ii. UR.'HAUDH, No. JidH Vsrick sli.ef N*w York, office hours from 9 a. M. to 01*. M. circulars free. iy*-4iy TlioPurc*’, •uniCAOiipest JOB PRINTING M A. M M O T H PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. JJOOK ANB JOB HUYn.JG OFFICE! FIVE POWER PRESSES I Ami ait EikUchh Variety of JOB TYPE AND MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! |_£AV1N(I added Several Ttiousianil Dollars worth of Job Type to our already EXTENSIVE JOB OFFICE ! We take grMU pleasure In announcing to the Business Public that we are now more fully prepared thau ever; to execute, lu the Highest Klyleof the Art, All Descriptions of Job Printing ! Our New Additlous wure seleoted by an Experienced Priuter, and comprise all the latest improvements lu TYPE, PRESSES, EJTO-, And enable* u*tocompete successfully with any Frliitin* Kstahllshment In the heath. Indeed, we arc prepared to print anything From a VISITING CARD to a MAMMOTH POSTER ! Iu a Style to suit the most fastidious. We have now up and in running order FIVE SPLENDID POWER PRESSES ! NIIMBKH ON 1C IS A MAMMOTH IlOK CYL1KDKH VftfiHS, And 1* A Huge 1 iece of Machinery, the largeet of the kind evor brought to Atlauta. Thl* Frees la especially adapted i» Fiuo Book. Printing: *«d Ijargo Fohtora. Nl'MMKIl TWO Is also a Hoc Cylinder Press, Smaller than the tint, and one of the beat Newspaper Presses iu the (State. IV I'M II Kit TURKIC IS A IwTEIDITTIM: hob job bee, For tbo rapid and neat execution of JOB WORK of every description, am* has been pronounced by competent judges the flnaot press in the 8tate. Itt'MIlKK FOUR IS A HALF MEDIUM POTTER PRESS, For Printing CIRCULARS, LETYKR 1IRADS, BILL IINADS, Ac., and is of very superior quality. nt'MUKK FIVK IS A POTTER OARP PRESS, I* a model of Beauty, and turns out work witli a rapidity that ia Astonishing; aud, yet, in the uoAt«*t and i With those extensive facilities for all kinds of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, We have no hcs;Ution in saying to the public that wo can turn out work as rapidly as any Establishment south of Cincinnati, and IN STYLE AND PRICES WE DEFY COMPETITION ! Ail we ask is F I I ? TRIAL. We are prepared to print HANDBILLS, B11L HEADS. CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS, BUSINESSIOARDS, WEDDING CARDS, VISITING CARDS, LABELS OF ALL KINDS. Together with All Descriptions of Railroad Work ! From a Ticket to a Ledger. »Ve an* il.o pn i*«re,l to do ail kinds of FANCY PRINTING,'PLAIN OR IN COLORS. mmn, l e buitolw count* Job, D. Or.,, rnvtrty»****«*'V *• and In said mortgage f! IK March 1C, UN, aug 10-aw^m teHpwl«J Nov Tut frill Writ THE LARGEST and CHEAPEST. THE GREAT FARMERS' 1‘APER THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE ! I Now 1* the time to Subscribe tor the GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER!! IT IH C11KAI* BECAUSE ITH CIRCULATION W LAR GER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER NEWHPAPER I I NOW IK TUE TIME TO FORM CLUES ! ! THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE all the important editorials publi*hcd in the DAILY TRIBUNE, except those of merely local inter est; al*o IJtorary and Seiontiflc Intelligence; Revlewi of the most interesting sud ini)>ortant New Book*; tlu city aud elsewhere; a synopsis of tho Proceedings of ding* t_ ■ _ American Institute; talk* about Fruit, and other Hor ticultural and Agricultural information essential to country residents; Stock, Financial,Cattle, Dry Goods, and General Market Report*; making it. both for va riety aud completeness, altogether the most valuable, interesting and instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in the world. The full reports of the American Institute Farmers' Club, and the various Agricultural Reports lu each number are richly worth a year's subscription. Ever *ince its commencement, THE WEEKLY TRI BUNE ha* been an authority upon the farm. We make features of the Farmers’ Club, and permit uo question /rlculturaUst to paas without com- Alien It is remembered that thl* ad- e of the most conscientious farmers of the Farmers' Club Reports in tho RUNE alone will save a farmer huudrci hi* crop. Iu addition to these reports, we have arrang ed to print the beat things written on tho subject of af (culture by American and foreign writers. We intend 1 increase tnese features in the coming year very large!; As it is, no prudent farmer can do without it As lesson to his workmen alone, ever)- farmer should place the WEEKLY TRIBUNE upon his table every Saturdsy evening. The TRIBUNE ii the bctl and cheaptit paper country. This is not said iu a spirit of boastfulness. We do not claim any essential superiority over our neighbors, except the superiority of place and oppor tunity. It baa falleu to Now York to create the great est newspai>er* of the country. Here concentrate the commerce, the manufacture*, the mineral resources, the agricultural wealth of the Republic. Here all the news gather*, aud the patronage i* so large that jour nalists can afford to print it A newspaper can be made in New York for half the money, and yet with twice the value of newspapers elsewhere. This i* the strength of the TRIBUNE. We print the livrg, *t, and «■-lieaiM-st, and best edited weekly newapa)* iu the country. There ia little special merit to this. ^ WcJiave^J' freckly editions. Their machinery and resources i only a part of tho Weekly. This papor has long had tho largest circulation in America, aud wo have tried to justify that confidence. The re- . It to, that wo bai so systematized and expanded onr rcnourccs that every copy of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE contain* as much read ing matters* a duodecimo volume. Think of it! Fortwo dollar*, the farmer, iu the Course of one year, buy* aa much reading matter as though he filled a shelf of hi* library with fifty volumes, aud those volumes contain ing tho greatest works in the language. Tin 1 force oi cheapne** can uo further go. The WEEKLY TRIBUNE in the paper of the people. Here the eager student may know the last lessons ot science. Here the scholar may read reviews of the best I took*. Here may bo found correspondence from all parti of tho world, tbo obsenstions of sincere and gifted men. who servo tho TRIBUNE in almost every country. All the elaborate and intricate machinery of our establishment—perhaps the most complete to America—Is devoted to the purpose of making tho best aud cheapest weekly newspaper in the world. We think we have reached that point in giving for two dollar* titty-two duodecimo volumes a year. The TRIBUNE is strong by reason of it* circulation and great cheapness. It has long been conceded that the WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the larg< circulation of any newspaper in the country. F year* we have printed twice a* many papers, )>crhap*, a* all of the other weekly editions of the city daillc* combined. This is why we arc enabled to do our work mo thoroughly and cheaply. The larger our circulation the better paper we can make. What are the prac tical *uggo*tiou* ? Many. I*-t every subscriber renew his subscription, and urge his neighbor to do the same. If a man cannot aff ord to pay dollars, let him raise s club, by inducing his neigh- . * i _ , n< j ^ CO py > large aud complete r before offered i ' bors to subscribe, aud wc shall s for his trouble. No uewspap as Uui WEEKLY TRIBUNE * so low a price. Even when our eurreney was at par with gold, uo such pai>or but the TRIBUNE was offered at that price; and the TRIBUNE then cost us far lens thau it now does. Wc have solved tho problem of makiug the best aud chcai>est newspaper iu America— perhaps iu the world. Isit us see if we cannot give a million wookly circulation. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. *2.00 o one address, f 1.60 each .... eoidcs, to names of sub- 1‘ostoffioe, *1.60 each (aiul one ex- address, *1.2.5 each (aud * ) names of subscriber*. . . land one extra ropy); 60 copies, to one address, *1 each (and one extra Ira copy); 20 copies, to one ad one extra copy); 20 copies, to at one Postoffice, $1.35 each (i NOM> BY ALL UBOCKBI. joir u-dir TH) O K ■ 131 N D E R Y ! We also hav* •.muscled with our ofltan, a No. 1 t!ook-Utod*ry, ta chary* ol oa* of tbs XtSUMI* DINDBIllB in il.* United Mtote*. who <wn do all dssoriptloas of work In th* BIOT ffTYLS and wtth dlspateh. SAMUEL BARD. THE NEW YORK HEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE I* published every Tuesday and Friday, and contains ull the editorial articles, uot merely local In character- Literary Reviews and Art Uritieisms; Letters from onr large corps of Foreign sml DoraesUc Correspondents; •lated Pres* Telegraphli- Dlsi«lehes; of Foreign and Do- pro<-cedingn of Institute; talk* •nd Agricultural Dry Good*, ami published lu the s careful and complete Niinimarv <i mestic News; exclusive iv, Ule Farmer*' club of ti... atomt Fruit, and other Horticultural Information; Ntin-k, Financial, Cattle, General Market Rc,>orts, which are DAILY TRIBUNE. The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE also gives, to U»e course of s year, three or four of the ost of these alone. If tonight “1 * Igld dollar*. If liieli they by living auth lu l>ook form, purchased iu the English Maga/iuc »re can fully selccte«l. the cost woul times that sum. Nowhen- else cai Intelligence aud permanent lib rary I - heap a rate as lu the KEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, who todieve In the riaU|a||^H l lie three 1 be l.a.1 at Those who todieve lu tlie principles and aiipntve of the cboraeter of the TRIBUNE can increase its powor an.l luilutmoe by joining with thoir neighbor* in forui- ing clubs to siibsrnlie tor the * ml Weekly odtttou. It will Hi tlmt way be supplied to Uu in at Urn barest pri«*e for which such s psper esn to* printed Mail sutiMcrito ra, I copy, 1 year—UU numbers. ..$4.0 Mall sitbMcritoTs, 2 eoptes, 1 year—104 number* 7.0 Mail siibs<'rtto>ra. 5 copk a, or over, for each copy.. :t.n For $100 wo will send Uurty four ooiUes and the DAILY TRIBUNE. TUE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE Ia publialu d every morning (Hundays eiruptn!) at $10 per year; $5 fitr six months. THE Six Great Remedies Hurley’s Ague Tonic PERFECTLY RELIABLE. The only rsmodjr for Ohills aud fsvar, or Ague and Favsr, that is or can b* dspeadad upon U Hurley Ague Tonic. There bar* been tboueauds cored by using It who have tried the usual remedies wltbout WORTHY or ATTKNTION. To Dr. Tbo mas A. Hurley; I hsreby certify that during lost ysor I *“ with the %u» whilst In Ytoksburg, Miss., »°d used several popular medicines with but temporary r«M. On reaching home the disease returned in s worso tymh if possible, when my medical attendant ordered (jnlm luolBbSti doses—frequently as high a* •Ogmto-per dnv, and which must have ooet me nearly •!<» I «»* suited Dr. MmltJi, of LtmlsnUa. and found hoj ed quinine and arsenic combined, whtoh I reiussd to Uko, preferring to lot the disease take It* course. I was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronouns ed With enlarged Liver and Hptee*. About this time, the advertisement of Hurtey r e Ague Toole appeared to a etty paper, and I determined (ogive it a trial. 1 did ao, anahave no rvosoo to regret it. One bottle restored me completely, sod elnoe that time I have seen nearly a hundred casee in which it acted with equally happy result*, and would certainly reeommeud It as prefera ble to any other tonic before tb* public. 7 JAMES MARTIN, Engineer. Louisville, Ky., Juno II, 1M6. PURIFY YOUR RLOOD. imm smmiim WITH IODIDE OF POTASH. Affections of the Hones, Ilabitnnl t’oetive- nsss. Debility, Dtsen ses of the Kidneys. Dyspepsia, ICrysIpelts, Female Ir regularities, Fistula, nil tfkln Disease*, Llrer Complaint, I ml Igrst Ion, Piles, Pulj DB. J. BBABFIELH H iiiiii luiuToi Voman’s Best Friend. disordered, sad will cur* any rs aej irregularity la Um "meti- a: nnry. Diseases, Xt rofs- r Klnat* "-** Nyphll Krll, Louisville, April 4,1856, Hurley's Barsaparilla is what It is represented, and I believe it the moat wonderful medicine before the public. Nothing under the heavens oould induce touishment she rapidly got well, and thank God con tinues so. Had >ho been taking any medicine I would not give this certificate; but your Sarsaparilla, the only remedy employed, leaves no doubt oi its medi cal qualities, and that it alone cured her. (Signed,) LUKE REYNOLDS. Any person requiring the truth snd honesty of the statement, will find me st my residence, corner Ninth and Walnut streets, Louisville. HURLEY’S POPULAR WORM CANDY. worm remedies known to me. with but partis) to my children, I was advised to try T. A. Hurley' and since using it my children have become quite well and healthv. Tk* «vnM net u all the uiuu. It is one of tho best, safest remedies known and aa such, recommend it to one and all. JAS. W. TRAYI8. Louisville, June 13,1868. HURLEY’S STOMACH HITTERS. Debility, Loss or Appetite, Weakness, In digestion, or Dyspepsia, Wnntnt action of the Llrer or Disordered Otomnr 7 here are no bitters that can compare with these to removing these distressing complaints. For sale or can be had at any drug store to the United Buies. JAMES RUDDLE k GO., Proprietors, LoulsvlOe, Ky. ToJas. Ruddle A Uo., Louisville, Ky.: Genttoineu. This Is to osrtft.v that I have been lor years s sufferer, and tried all the tonic* ( have heard of or aeeu adrer- tlaed, with little or no relief from any ol thei heard Hurie)'* Bitters hiuhlv sunken nt. sn.l ti bottle, wtth little faith my surprise and Joy. before I finished vlt a great deal better and firmly believe that one o occasions it was the means ol saving snd prolong j my Ule I conscientiously recommended them to all sufferers aa the beat Bitters known, and advise * w "*ui always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley’s aud have other. You can use thia as you think proper, if will benefit others. Yours truly, etc., T , Jtl „ JOHN W. DIXSON. Louisvillo, Ky., December 10, 1868. swsy Fr*- nut intot 10 tt.fonndMttn .nut, tfc. III, c.tfa* «»- Q„t **tur»" com——1.1 Ml ®° Will Wiw. Tb« will b. .oic. ...mIiim. .bont th. woi»b b,t very lit- SioTn^ol t*. h—4 told—M*. nlstlou htcums* Milo*. bow-U .wblhio,. «>rt of Ify**. SSiWffits s&tZFSSEZ'SiSi a. IB. Mtou th. lotaThu «f WT-JTZXtZrh uAu—un>« the obMt. e««h, ihlRtAdln— » 2l eh—4 U «b m a Seta—' ySoorf. IhehwdMhe beoose. MT.r., with k»lol mmart. dlmluiseln. MMtbUtty, so. noMAO., dye- ooosTiki rSIStfbr food, low vf Oowh, laor—4 Rot; terlo, of the liMrt. iwltine or thk rm. Mr! M oooeelou^ .yltu^j-f RAIEttOAI>H. Change mt hlulse the ».» ««». bt.nd.yi loan Inffiutl ■toMX TUA IS. Leave Augnete Leave Atlanta, Arrive at Auguste. Arrive st Atlanta. Leave Auguete.. m Arrive st Arrive at Iteno-Ha. .j Famengersfot MlUedgevdb . Y. G*., must lake day Passenger Trale teT*! Atlauta. Paasengers 1ox West Point, Mottot-,..— bile aud New Orteena ions U.,, Paeseager Teton, to make cksn <.,« *SBas*ssstaSS and make doee connection*. Throng Ttekele end Be,**, the tbo,* |l«. ^ t*uUu|*o'. {Sece W.^0, Cer.,» ^ H. I. nos, in* saw is uuuj mu • .. —, S* sod picture, but it is the condition of at truneo between the ages of fifteen snd forty-fiv* who ue bronKht lo the r.rue of Uie iirrrr hy l«nor- uice or be,!.* to teh. the i>fol>er —edy T “ * 11 m 3 with My of the eymptoiu.ebo,e walls. SI?%Ss£ wltheo lerSSSE sicknees,” w# earnestly ssy TAKE DR- J- BRAD FIELITB FEMALE REGULATOR. A few ounce* to- keu you will st once experience lte benrfite. and with a little patience you wlube fully reetored to h*altb. This remedy kee been sxteiuuveiy need for npwanJs of twenty years by many of the most experienced and j°*^Kbnn.i ) '8 mALi REOUlItOBIs preperred for WOMEN and to be used by Woman only. A trial Is all w# ask. Prepered mi mIU WHOLESALE DBUGGWT, Atlanta, Georgia. Price *1 50 per Bottle. tr Sold hy DmggieW geaerSly. att.awta. O*., December 29, 1868. Dr. J. BiuDriELC. Dear Blr: I tok# pleasure to ■taUu* that qpuie Ume previous to the Jto W * witli the utmost eucoese, on a servant girl, your FE- MAI.K HKUULATOB, I>rei»r«l »“> “ I>™ Stole, We.t Point, Ok Bho bed h«in.uffMlo, • *—— < -censtruction, and this Med* heelth. Bhele, todey. Ilv* rail U 1 know of lte being need, who equai **»»■ «*. . aervaut girl of my brother- in-laxr/ Professor Rutherford, of Athene, Ga. This woman bad, I think, been diseased for six jeare.— She was a house servant, and seemed cured up to the tlmo of "freedom." I do not hesitate to indorse your propanOicn for tho puritoses for^which you re< om- Youn truly. 0. WHITNElt. HTATK OF GEORGIA, TuoufCocntt. This is to certify that I have examined the receipt of Dr. Joseph Bradfleld, of this county, and as a med ical nt >n pronounce it to be a combination of Medi cines of great merit in the treatment of all the disease# of females for which he reoommends it. This Decem ber 21, 1868. WM. I\ BEASLEY, M. D. Momrou, 1868 Dm J BmcDriELD—Dear Blr: I have much pleaauie in saying 1 have witnessed the most decided snd hap py effects of your Female Regulator io.jW* «#. bor ' {^od. WM. H. FINCH th. MoinfTviUJC, 1 68. Dm J. BbadkiFLU-Dear Sir: I have repeated^ ueed In my family, your Female Regulator, and have « T ‘ ery case, met with complete aucce**. G. L. DA vin. icepers In the city, and pro- Terms nssh in advance. Iu making remittances for •abeevintkins, dweye nrooura a draft <>a New York, ot a Postoffife money order, If p<aeit>l-v When neither ■ysteni hfia SSVtod vy «M pmSd ra*' r ’^'" 4rmU, ’“ tf lly pr-Wto figetoto MHMt All Portmastora are o) liged to trateter letters wheit ever re<|Ueeted lu do *o. TRIBUNE Mev York.. NOTR E TO MOTHERS. DE SEABROOK’S INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP. Uko, harmless lu Its action, efficient aud reliable "** Invaluable in Die ftillowing diseases: iiiumnr Oomplaint, Irregularities of the bowels. Reativenssa, Teething, Ac. t a health to the child and reti U Ik, Naimvillo, Tkn*., Feb. 12, HUM. K? When living lu u7 it. . ”, *** ••ii **y wun oiutiiieiitv. It U the best medleln* for children at premia know.. 1 wish you would gel the druggists here to keep It. ii any one does, please lei me know; it not tend m« -ne doten by express, snd I will |»y for It at the office vre. Write me wheu you seud it. aud oblige MR«. HA RAH L RANDOLPH. DU. SEAUJROOK’S Elixir oi Pyrophosphate of Iron and Unties Ut ■ I'C .... w , agn-ehle Uate aud bad effects of *Uher, separately In other preparations, of these valuable wediolnss ’ It should be taken to all ism when a giS toto!! pre*. oii ls r equ,r*«l after ,M>ev*l*^ ni >. firun rxv. « [lebllltatlng dlieaee*. or lu thoradltorraeinf irregu James Ruddle & Co., PBOPBIKTOR8, 41, BullOI .street LouImvHIc, Ky, Alt IM than r<Bla Aw Ml. hy UIIWIIU « rox . „ ATI.ANTA. OA ’ ■».« M,-AA wl. any of the beet boueekeepers in xae cixy, * ^^rarAiSABEiELD, I)riijfjrlHt, A-tliintll, fin. Sole Agent lor Oto. « Hty'e Sure Cure for Intemperance, marlt-oodlj DR 0. S. PROPHITT’S Family Medicines. CONSISTING OF HIS CELliRATKD LIVER MEDICINE, Aii4>iline Pain kill II, ANTI-IJILLIOUN PILLH, AGUE IPIXjXjS, Dysentery $ e>rel ini. iVnta/r Ton it PURIPYINO PILLS T HE excclk-ut remedies of 0. 9. Prophltt, M. D. n<*d uo ncommeudatioii, their well known powei to romoviug tbe diseases peculiar to our Houtlieru cli mate having already established for them an enviable reputation In Georgia aud the adjoining SUtea. As tbe maJorily of peraous living to the South are predisposed to disease of the Liver, it ia granted bv all intelligent phyeloiaus that most of the pains and aches of our peo- pie are due to orgAnic or functional derangement of that Important organ, l'mphttt's Liver Medicine and Anti-Billions tolls strike diroctly at the root of tbe evil. They ours the Liver, which to ntue oases out of ten. is st the bottom of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colic, Sick Ueadacho, Rheumatism, Constipation, Menstrual Ob structions, etc., so common amoug our people. Ear- aohe. Toothache, Acute Rheumatism, N.-u and bodily pains of every kind flee before CMAMCJK OK »< UK UO CUAVOK ov < AH* bKlW|:> * AH1» MouTwmrsr, OmcM os Ma*trn or Ti CeuvmAL Bailoual, Sava*uah. Aagjr On and after Sunday, lfltk tost N- ou the Georgia Central Rallruad vtig ^ t* Pat thais L*hv« BavHUUHh Arrive at Macon Arrive at AofUgte. Arrive at MffledgevUle Arrive at Katooten CouiK t ting with tralu that leaves An, powu uat tsais. Leave Macon Arrive at Savannah Arrive *4 Angaria. Cnant-t-UOf xrith train thai sves As cr nu t tjuix. Leave Muvanuab I Arrive at Moron Arrive st AugoaU. "" Connecting with train that leaves Aagafo DOWK XJGH7 txaix. Leave Macon Arrive at Aavmnnali Arrive at Augusta Iveave MiUntgevilie Leave Eatonton Connecting with trains that leave A A. If. Tratoa from Havannali and Trains from Macon, connect with at Gordon dailv, Sundays excepted. P. M. Train from Savannah connects Mall Train on Month Carolina r. ^ from Savannah and Augu*ta with 1 weste rn tn<l Mum-, .gee Uailrcads. [Signed] WILIJAM Acting Master of 041. GREAT SAL REAL ESTA m K undersigned will sell for CA>ll,a •curalgia. I’roiilntr. I'ain Kill It like c.iiasr before M-^ wind. If you have Indigestion or Dysi>cp*ta in any fori any othei chronic diseases, use Prophitt's Liver Medioine. val# and ret *dy for use at any a -* 13 pur oeat disoet if you gsd saskehlt, use PROPHITT’S PAIN KILL, IT. it you K-.t ,!<>, hit, KB. O. ». niot-HlTT 8 AnVi-Billiou« Vegetable Pills I’liryutlvr Hit* IVltriritKt-, *> tolled unon aa a safe and etticleut coUiartio in »rtle aud Acute Diseases of all kinds. DR. O. 8. PROPHITT’S VKllKTAIILK MiVK PI LLS A sale and.eerialn miuedy for Ague aud Fever. Chills and Purer, an.l all kinds of Periodical Disease*, aud la fe aud r*liable lor all to take al any Ume. dr. puorurrrs m iTSHTDY rail. * Memoir roiudy tor Ml kln4« of ltoo.1 In,. MM. D/MnUrtM, UlMtkaMt, Bloody rim, Jn.. u “V Im ft*™ to ,n Mim. «■ iM MIM, and M ,11 SMtssar*- ^ - Female Tonic, PURVEYING PILLS Tuesday, the 5th Day of ' ELEGANT AMI SPACIOIS nient reeidenres in Middle Georgia, halls to l»e sold with the hon** t» well aud cistern all superior. Also Six Thousand Six i and Filty-two A MORGAN COUNTY lying on the waters of Hugar Creek, brace some of the finest Cotton ste country. They will be sold in several a ffonl an opportunity to a good »*»J Procure H GREAT ORIGINAL F no lands lie witmu irom i n. ^ . i, and are composed of the fsito* On the same day and ihe day ft t the realdeuce aforesaid, the »pl PARLOR FURN Carriage uu<l H and a great variety of personalty tatos of said deceoscvl and his wtd' of whom also we are executor*. Tho sale lo be nuule under the o Ordinary, aud the WUia nt the 4e l>o#e of paying legs tig to their Wilt*. Tnrrhaaere are a AM «< tM .Un lUdicIi,.. , n |4 by Drontu, ui kterrharls genrrally throughout the Bouthweet told bv W A. Laned*U. Rodwta* k Fox, Currie A Uoyd. »Mk w ta«.Wtbo. l fbytark<a.,AUuM,<ta. l-r.|urul ubly hy U*. 0. ». PHOwnTT, Koytnrboa, Or. L. H. BRADFIELD, WHOLESALE UKllUurST. WMTSSAU. mm, ATUSTA. OSKSOU. a.., hwJ It. lit 'fYM»» repreaents to the txiuri in ms entered oa record, that he ha^ftMT Blaoketock'e estate. Tills I* thereto*" •one couosroed. kindred sad credltera if any Uay ooa, why said admiaW""? ‘iechaived from hisadmlnlatreftk* f dieoJmlon on the Ural Monday /' may fo D.JT* ' 1 EOBGIi, DAWSON COV\ ,T may OYvncem -William L. NC xrxu applied to oi* tor lellMr* of the estate of Augustas Wtlbame. ■ this U to cite all and elugular. next of kin ol Augurtua Williams ttkln th# ties# allowed y they eon. why prijgT Uon should not M granted to Wuli** “ IUSIUS Williams' estate. . I Witness my hand sad official sj l tig, B sap l-30dprefne$3 Od LJTATK OF GEORGIA—DA WB0N. CjssT Hiram C . Thomas Holaad, admialMW*W Crane, dsoooeed. isprsgealsh ■stolon, duly filed sad entered tort rally administered Hiram Oraae * ^ fibre, to rite all person* < any thsyran. why ra: * - - ** MB hi** dteehorged from j •f filenslssloa oa . Thle August the fid, 1868. r said sdratelrtfeM dans®* OOfiT-aaRm prefoefiO Cl EOEtllA, HARALSON 000! VJ tor date apflkoilon wiU to i Ordinary of Harateon oouaty. 0a., term after Uto axptrattea eftwa . Ho* for tear* to sell the real rate' •atoof raid oouaty, deceased, for helm and creditors of said s*4ate IX.T.X um yam jsTo t I a ftora Uite date. HtfiR 19Mb t* uwiw <u OOOEIY-Ji