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M IN THK BBICK BUILOINO ON ALABAMA KTHKkT
OPrORITE THE POBTOFKICK, BETWEEN
BROAD AND WHITEHALL.
NlLlTAnl DIHBCTUUY.
liiiEVET Major-General Alfueu II. Tebuy
Commanding Department of tbo South.
TEBSONAL STAFF.
llroret Lientennnt Colonel E. W. Smith,
Captain U. 8. Army, Ald-dc-l amp.
llrevet Lieutemmt Colonel C. H. Or'v,«,
Captain U. S. Army, Aid Je-Cnmp.
Brevet Captain J. U. TlUotd, 1st Lieuten
ant T. S. Army, Aid-de-Camp.
DEPARTMENT staff.
llrevet Colonel J. H. Taylor, Assistant Ad
jutant General, U. S. Army, Assistant Ad
jutant General. _ . TT
Brevet Major Robert P. Hughes, Captain u.
S. Army, ActinR Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral.
Captain C. W. lloUeupillc,. U. 8. Army,
Acting AsaisUut Inspector General.
Major DeWitt Clinton. Judge Advocate U. 8.
Arinv, Judge Advocate
General T.
Haims,
Army,
Jrevet Brigadi.. ----- IT
Commissary of Subsisteuce C
Chief Commissary,
glove! Colonel A. It. Eddy, Major and Quar
termaster U. S. Army, Chief Quartermaster,
’aptaiu G. K. Sanderson, U. S. Army, Depot
aud Staff Quartermaster.
Jrevet Brigadier General \V. J. Sloan, Surgeon
U. S. Army, Medical Diroctor.
Brevet Brigadier General John J. Milhau,
Surgeon U. S. Army. Assistant to Medical
Director, temporary.
llrevet Lieutenant Colonel A. K. Smith, Sur
geon U. S. Army, Atteii.libg Surgeon.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel David Taggart,
Paymaster U. S. Army, Chief Paymaster,
office at Charleston, South Carolina,
llrevet Lieutenant Colonel T. L. Allison, Pay
master U. S. Army.
ROSADALIS,
mk » »
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Curat Scrofula Id all lit varloaa fo tut, nncli u
Consumption lu ita earliest stages, Enlargement and
IMcrraUou of tba Gland**. Jotnta. Bow at. Kidney»,
Uforus, Chroulo Rheumatism, Kruptiont of
tho Hkln, Chronic 8ora Eyes, he.; alto,
SYPHILIS IN ALL ITS FORMS.
Di«oa«o« of Womeui
Lu** mt Appetite, Mirk ll.aila.hr Live
lom plaint, I'aln In IhrUtrk, Im-
prudence In Llfr, Urtvrl,
General ba.1 health, aud all .lltraaua of Ui«
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, und Bladder,
II In ii perfect miuvaloi •
UUkAUA L1M eradicate* every kind of humor aud
had taint, and re*tere* the entire system to a healthy
condition.
It It perfectly ham:lets, never produrlug the slight-
ettinjury
Itccumiiieiuleil by the Medical I'urulty aud
ninny tlMinuimls of uur beat i-IUseus.
For testimonials of reuiorkabla curet, tee “Ho-
uulalis Almanac" for thlt year.
Prepared only by Dra. Cleineuta, IUve* A Co., Man
ufacturing ChemitU, formerly J. J. Lawrence k Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
For tale by Druggist* everywhere.
THOMAS 0. SIMMS, Agent,
OfUce at .the Clothing (Store of W. 11. Lowe k Co.,
Atliuila, Georgia.
FOR m YORK STEAM BE 00.
Manufacturers of
Engine Lilliis, Planers, Boll Cutters, L'p
right Drill,, Machinists’ Tools of
nil Descriptions.'
V LSO, manufacture and tell Wood-working Machine
ry of every description, and Stationary aud Port
able Engine* and Boilers, Patent oold-roUed Bhalting,
Leather and llubber Belting, and all articles needlul
in machine or railroad repair shops.
Office 1*241 and 12k Chambers st, New York.
GEORGE PLACE, President
JOHN H. CHESTER. Sce’y.
jel#-tl CHAS. F. HARDWICK, Sec’y.
JOB PBI.VTlVt
M A. M M O T H
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND
I’ieiiAm' Sec lid's.
mm; .ail, ilge.t roato I■■ tin.
Virgluln Spi'iJis*.
ALL NORTHERN.'CITIES.
C^XCDRaiON RETURN TICKETS to all the Ct kbral-
Pi ed VirgiuiaSpriutfH with tho privilege of stopping
TSJO STAGING.
If you desire SPEED, COMFORT and SAFETY, ro
via the tircHt Virginia »n«l TenMCMre Air-
Uoe, Passenger Depot,
■he pymptoms of liver
plaint are uneasiuose
pain in tho side. Some-
The head is troubled ^
t-onsitlerable loss of I
ful sensation of having 1
ought to have been don-.
panlctl with pain-
* very lew of them;
tho liver is generally
jibe organ most involved.—
the liver with
DR. SIMMONS’
iv t.u uv.uvi.vnm.
paration of roots an l herbs, warranted to bo
ly vegetable, and can do no injury to auy one.
vas been used by hundreds, and known for the
i years as one oi the most reliable, efficacious
sufter-
■.! tly, it is -ure to
c diarrhfes,
headi'die, jaundii
(heoda....,
iBaffections of tho bladder,
egulator|» teMrss;
VvouHiu ss, chills, diseases of
Hthe skin, impurity of tho
melancholy, or depression of spirits, heartburn,
)r pains In the bowels, pain in tho head, fever
twldrfflpaffl b»»'. p—i bInmk and limb., A«th-
lysypelas, female affections, and bilious diseases
ired only by J. II. XMMX* CO.
lareu ,u V j nmitolata Mae,
e $1; by mail f 12C.
Druggists, Macon, fla.’
lollo’wlug highly respectable p<
fully
UOV1UK UI*UQ
the virtue* of this valuable medicine, and to
>st respectfully
W. H. Roll, President H. W.
. It.
• rlli.::. I*. K. Florida
. Kii ixst 1 hi, (ia.; El
ilily 'J-lAwCm
. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
VERMIFUGE,
rilKsAVKNT VSD :.iGS'l' lUHTIVH
ME 11 \ POU WORMS
That ill
- Li’.’ii (liflccvoml.
r Worms Is n*e<! wltli the
Ml by c^nti, IBOII who have
icslp
ulebratf-1 sp
fruedotu UBU *n’um-npmijy — •• «•**>
il emtuenoe in lh-in, Ilcslprnfeselotl, and many
i. throwing a-id<* iV-ir prejudices, have choer-
certiAcat'st • fyln;:to IU superiority. It
extensively, f>>r th- etmpls reason that
ng h«H vet tin m illsrovcrril wlileh
ran b« sul»*tlln4eil in Its plate.
It Is given without appr< hcnsioii, because every
iwi Its perfect safety. Ithaa now l>e«n before
,lie for over “Fodtv Y raws," end has a*tested
srlority lu thousands of rases, Uiroughotit
’ the world.
the Imperative duty of every pa-
, M the health of hlsehlld, and
ivltle himself with this |>uUnt spe*
peful to observe Uie ImIUoIs of Use name, and
Z"FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGf,-
. Cabnsstock'F Son &
•HOl.lJd.VI.I HIHlOOD-IX.
VlTThlJUKO, I*A.,
MLB PftOrmlBTOBX
CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY
Howard aud Borks Street*, Philadelphia.|
1 Beam Engine, 22-inch cylinder, four foot stroke,
madu by Sutton, with 13 boDem, 40-inch diameter,
45 feet long.
1 Beam Engine, 18-inch cylinder, four feet t troke,
made by Suttou, with 8 boilers, 84(-lnch dial ieter,
38 feet long.
40 Roller Looms. 42-inch, 6, 8 and 10 treadle’, 1, 3
aud 4 shuttles.
2. r » Crompton Iiooms, 42 and 45-incli, 12 and 24 ’lar-
as, 3 aud 2 boxes, pick and pick, and also 4
(40x42 Condenser, j l\-lu.g’age
! 40x42 1st breaker,) Mule
36x42 2d " | 240 spindk-8
30x42 Condenser. ) l\-in.g'age
1 60x48 1st breaker.) Mules
48x48 2d “ j 432 spimllcs
1 ^Sargent's Burr Picker, large size, nearly i
COTTON MACHINERY for COARSE YARNS.
1 Willow, Hodson’s make, large size, speeder 36-iuch,
two beaters.
4 Cotton cards, 36-lnch, self-strippers and grinder,
frame, six coiiers.
1 Condenser, feeder, 24 deliveries. |
3 Spinning Frames, 2-inch rings, 168apindlei
1 Bailing Machine, for candle wick, &c.
THE BISHOP PILL.
THE BISHOP PILL.
THE BISHOP PILL.
“COSTAR’S” BISHOP FILL
efficacy for Costm-m-ss, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Head,
aches, Nervous Debility, Liver Complaint, Ac."
(Medical Journal Srp., .8.)
Positively the best Pill in the World
Thousands of Boxes now used.
All Druggist in ATLANTA sell them.
-That Cough will kill you,"
Try "Costar’s” Cough Remedy
•'Colds and Hoarseness lead to death,”
ostiar’s” Cough Remedy
itar says it is the best in the wide world—and if
He says so—it's True—it's True—it’s True; and We say
Try it Try it—Try it.” (Morning raptr, Aug. 26.)
All Druggist* in ATLANTA sell it.
“ C 0 sTa R ' S”
Standard Preparations
ARE HIS
BEAUTIFIER.
THE
BUCKTHORN SALVE!
"Cost iar’s” (only pure) Insect Powder.
Address
"Costah,” No 10, Crosby at., N. Y.,
Or John F. IIknrv (Successor to)
Demos Barnes k Co., 21 Park Row, N. Y.
OW“For Solo by J. A. TAYLOR, L. II. BRADFlKI.il
and other Druggists in
ATLANTA, OA.
RKDWINK A FOX, agents, Atlanta, Go.
feb20-c
GKO. N. THOMAS,
A 11 o r n o v ik t I_j ,*i
ATLANTA, «A.
f tjffiio, Bread st„
v. Bro’
mi. nioiiAU’8
(JOT.DEN HEMEDIEH.
Ask I r no other, take no other, and you will nave
time, health and money.
f 1,'KHi UK'YARD for any esse of disease in any atage
Dr. IlicnAL’s Ooldkn Baikah No. 2 cures Mercurial
Affections. Rhemattsm, in all it* forms, whether from
Mercury or other causes; gives immediate relief in all
Remedies. Price of either No. 1 or No. 2 $6.00 pet hot-
snt and radical cure for all Urinary Derangemei ts, a
oompanlrd with full directions. Price $3.00 per bottle.
Dr. Rioiuu's Golukn Kuuii Annua, s radical cur*
for Nervous or Gsnsrol Debility, In old or youiw; Im
parting energy with wonderful effect. Price $6.00 per
bottle, or two bottles for $9 00
On receipt of price ltemedios will be shipped to any
place. Prompt attention psld to correspondents.—
)y4-dly
Tao ParosH c 'lulCueapest
SOLD BY ALL OIOCEII.
ial, 14-dl,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE!
Fulton Poyponoa SirtiMt Sal*
to sotiofy a mortgu
l h. iWEitun -oownw
Hew Yurt Witt Tim
THE LARGEST ami CHEAPEST.
AEDWIBE A FOX’. COLUMN
FIVE PO WER PRESSES !
And au Etui loss Variety of
JOB TYPE AND MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION!
H
AV1NG added I
ml Delian worth of Job Type to our already
EXTENSIVE JOB OFFICE !
execute, lu tho Highest Ntyle c
All Descriptions of Job Printing !
Oar New Additions were selected by sn Experienced Printer, and comprise all the latest Improvements In
TYPE, PRESSES, ETC.,
«to compete successfully with any Printing ICstnbllshraent In th* South. Indeed,
From a VISITING CARD to a MAMMOTH POSTER !
In s Style to suit tho n
We have now up and in ruunlng order
FIVE SPLENDID POWER PRESSES !
NlMUKli ONE
IS A MAMMOTH llOK CYlilNttRU VHEHS,
i Huge Piece of Machinery, the largest of tho kind over brought to Atlanta. Thin Press la especially
i to Fine Book Printing and Xxargo Po*tor*.
NUMBER TWO
Is also a Hoe Cylinder Press,
Smaller than the first, aud oue of the best Newspaper Presses In th* State.
ftUMBKlt THREE
IS -A MBDIXTM HOB JOBBER,
t execution of JOB ffORK of every description, ou<T has been pronounced by competent
NUMBEK FOUR
IS A HALF MEDIUM POTTER PRESS,
For Printing CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS. Ac., and is of very superior quality.
HUMBER FIVE
IS A POTTER CARD PRESS,
s out work with a rapidity that Is astonishing; and, yet, In the neatest and most
extensive facilities fur all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
o hesitation in saying to the public that v
i out work as rapidly as any Establishment south
IN STYLE! AND. PRICES WE DEFY COMPETITION
All we ask is
A. FAIR TRI AJL
iWc arc prepared to print,
HANDBILLS,
BILL HEADS.
CIRCULARS,
LETTER HEADS,
BUSIN ESS10ARDS,
WEDDING.CARDS,
VISITING£OARDS,|
■B*
LABELS 0I1ALLMINDS.
Together with
All Descriptions of Railroad Work
From a Ticket to a Ledger
W* are also prepared to do all kinds of
FANCY PRINTING,‘PLAIN OR IN COLORS.
BOOK-BINDERY!
W# also have conn#ctod with oar offloe, s No. 1 Book-Bindery. In charge of one of
n TArnTFk HI In the United HtaUa, who con do all deecHptioos of work In the BUTT STYLE and
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aud General Market Reports; making it, both for va
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as all of tho other weekly editions of tho city dailies
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bors to subscribe, and we shall send him a copy gratis
for his trouble. No newspaper so large and complete
as the WEEKLY TRIBUNE was ever before “ *
so low a price. Even when our currency
with gold, no suoh paper but tho TRIBUNE was offered
at that price; and tne TRIBUNE then cost us for less
than It now does. Wo have solved the problem of
making tho best and cheapest newspaper in America—
perhaps In the world. Let us see if v
s million weekly circulation.
dSjTrradfIeldh
IIMill immoi
Woman’s Best Friend, j
adapted MPM&UytotboM MM, wliera Uia woxa la
aXSnSiUtweicmmIrrajjiilarltjteth, «>■
aaa," aunt U100, oaaaa aa Wj3«i*
Uoa. Aa Lhaaa teat ara lar, rara. Ui.
Laioa la of almiiat onlYaraa! appMtxttox. lx a WlllIX
fihy-h of the "monthly oonraes" fiom cold, trouble oi
mind, or Ilk* ooos*. it act* like a charm, by uw* 1 )"
tub DisoHABat w«r*srUSTABCB, Urn* rellevlngUu
fevor, koadach*. pain in th« small of th* back and
•r stomach," flashes ot h**t about the face, chill;
salloos, burning of th* *T*hds end * —
new. Taken In Urns *11 th***
immediately, without Injury to
S neutiy, bow*v*r, th* proper remruj >■ uu,
me, the disease becomes chronic, and the foundation
laid for numbwlsw evil* to the constitution ef the wo
man. Tbs next "turn" oomwaroaud and there Is no
‘show," or p*rhopsth* “white*" will appear. Th*r*
will be some unewiu*** about the womb, hut very lit-
tlo or none of th* natural fluid ewaplng. Th* oom-
plexion be com** sallow, bowel, swollen,* sort of greeu-
Ish caste about th* too*, constant dull echiug P*Id*
about the hand, weight In th* lower rtomaA and back,
with or without white*, palpitations of the heart, pal-
asrfS&w*
tightness acrow the chest, cough, and ghMhw
still allowed to go on "gr*on slcku*** *“*}>• *'
▼eloped, th* headache becomes severe, witn
memory, diminlshlua eensiblllty, sick stomach, dy»-
pepsla, no relish for foci, loss ot flesh, increased flut
tering of th* h*art, swELLnut or tub rm, Iwiwf
body, and occasional spitting of blood. Tlie slfehtee
effort pause, huokikd bbbathinO, almost sorroca-
TTOSN °Th<?skin la flabby and a "doughy feel." TRI*
Is a sad picture, but It lathe condition of . J
of woman between th* ages of fifteen and forty-five
wbo or* brought to the vwg# of th* grave bf ipor-
anoe or ne*i*ct to tak*th* proper remedy. To all who
are afflicted with any of th* symptoms above mention-
ed, in connection with an Irregularity th* ‘‘monthly
slcku***," we earnestly wy TAKE DR. J. B11AD-
FIELD’8 FEMALE REGULATOR. A few ounce* U
ken you will at once .xperienco ita benefits, and with
a little potienoe you will be folly restored to health.
This remedy has been extensively used for upwards
of twenty years by many of the moet expertonood and
isful phy- 1 - 1 $ A “
REGULATOR Is preferred for WOMEN and to be used
by Women only.
A trial Util** ask.
Prepared and .old
WHOLESALE DRUOG18T,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Price $1 50 per Bottle.
W Bold by Druggists generally.
Atlanta, Ga., December 29, 1868.
Dr. J. Bbadji*ld. Dear Blr: I take pleasure In
tating that some time previous to the late war, I used,
rith the utmost success, on a servant glrh your FE-
i cannot give it
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lUe pr
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Six Great Remedies
Hurley’s Ague Tonic
No Arsenic—Hottnry.
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.
The only remedy for Chills aud fever, or Ague aud
Fever, that 1* or can b« depended upon la Hurley'#
Ague Tonic. There have been thon*auds eared by
using it who have tried the usual remedies without
benefit.
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
To Dr. Ihomsa A. Hurley:
I hereby certify that during last year I was attacked
with the ague whilst in Vicksburg, Ml**., aud used
rsl popular medicine* with but temporary relief.
caching home the dlseaae returned in a wore* type,
If poasible, when ray medical attendant ordered Qulu-
tne iu large doses—frequeutly *s high as 60 grains per
dsv, and which must have oost me nearly $100. I con
sulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he pro*«rlb-
ed quinine and arsenic combined, which I relused to
take, preferring to let the disease take ita course. I was
almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, aud pronounc
ed with enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time,
the advertisement of Hurley r s Ague Tonic appey-ed iu
s city p*p«r, and I determined to give It s trial. I did
so, and have no reason to regret It. One bottl* restored
m* completely, end since that time I have seen nearly
a hundred cases lu which it acted with equally happy
results, end would certainly recommend It as prefera
ble to any other tonic before the public.
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville, Ky., June 16, 1866.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
railroads,
*>*»■«• •< leh«dml. Ike <
nu.
axoxou luuw, KcccnA.
notice, the Passenger Train. »i
r^taxlllrni"
BAT ixux, (SmuUj. l
Leave Augusta * " ■
Le*v* Atlanta
Arrive si Augusta. *
Arrive at Atiauta
Wight nun.
Leave Augusta. I
Arrive at Atlanta..
MUUKL1A TMnx
Arrive at Baraelia
Passenger Train, to make close < opniUt-
Passengers for Nashville, Corinth
Memphis, Louisville and St. Louisi/S*
aud make close connections.
Through Tickets aud Jiaguai't-
tba above places.
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cara
ger Trains. No change of ears «,u
Mail Trains between Augusta and wjj?
, _ 8. p
Assistant
Drug 8toie, West Point,
She had been suffering
sev«ely from suppressed menstruction, and this Med
icine soon restored her to health. She Is, to- day, liv
ing in Atlanta, sound and well.
I will state, further, that I know of ita being used,
with equal success: on a servant girl of my brother-
in-law, Professor Rutherford, of Athens, Ga. This
woman bad, I think, been diseased for six years.—
She was a house servant, and seemed cured up to the
time of "freedom." I do not hesitate to indorse your
preparation for the purposes for which you rceom-
JNO. C. WHITNKR.
of Dr. Joseph Bradflold, of this county, and as a med
ical man pronounce it to be a combination of Medi
cines of great merit in the treatment of all the diseases
Mouktvillk, 18C8
Dn. J BnADFiELD—Dear 8ir: I have much pleasui
in saying I have witnessed the most decided aud hap
py effects of your Female Regulator in this neighbor-
flood. WM. H. FINOHEN.
Mountvillk, 1 68.
Dn. J. Bbadmild—Dear 81r: I have repeatedly uaed
In my family, your Female Regulator, and have in ei
ery case, met with complete success. O. L. DAVIS.
nonneed by themt^be^regarag^n^
• Driiffifist, Atlftntu, Ga.
Sole Agent for Qoo. M. Hay’s
Sure Cure for Intemperance.
marl4-eodly
DR. 0. S. PROPHITT’S
Family Medicines.
CONSISTING OF JUS CELURATED
LI YK 11 M E D I C I N E
A nodi uu Fain Kill It,
A IN Ti -BILLIOIJH PILLS,
AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Conliai, M'eniate Tonic
PURIPYIlNra 37ILLS
fTHE excellent remedies of O. 8. Prophltt, M. D,
mate having already established for them an enviable
reputation In Georgia and the adjoining States. As tho
majority of persons living In the South are predisposed
to disease of tho Liver, it is granted by all intelligent
phyaiciaus that most of the pains and aches of our peo
ple ar* due to organic or functional derangement of
that important organ. Prophitt's Liver Medic
Anti-Billions Pills strike directly st tho root of the evil.
Bliuo-
They cur* tho Liver, which In nine cases out of
st the bottom of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colic, Hick
Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation, Menstrual Ob
structions, etc., so common among our people. Ear
ache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
and bodily pains of evory kind floo before
Prophitt’s Pain Kill It
any othei chronic diseases, u
Prophitt’s Liver Medicine.
It Is safe and reliable; pure Vegetable, and i
ready for as* at any and all times. Price $2 s I
88 1-8 per cent, discount by tho dozen bottles o
If you get snake bit, use
PROPHITT’S PAIN KII.L. IT.
liquid
ottie—
apply the M AIN KILL IT.
It you get dog bit,
DR. a J*. PROPHITT 8
Anti-Billious Vegetable Pills
Purgative and Febrifuge,
k safe and efficient csthsrtio iu
DR. O. 8. PROPHITT’S
VEGETABLE AGUE FILLS
A safe and.certain remedy for Aguo and Fm
DR. PROPHITT’S
mil DYSEITE&Y CORDIAL
that class indicated.
Female Tonic,
PURIFYING PILLS
The Purifying Pills and Female Tonic aro associated
together ea a full preparation, as you see la tha Bills
n»«y have given perfect satisfaction in my praotic* foi
th* l*et twenty vears. In all cum that they are reoom-
tnrmied for. Th* Pills m*y be taken in connection
with the Liver Medlclue, without the Toalo, when
state af tii* Blood, or a Flabby state of the Muaclea a*
geamrally follow Fever and Chills end Fever.
All of the above Medicines sold by Dnraist* an*
lUrcojlionl Uu gouthmrt.
w. A. Lan*d*U, Red win* k Fox, Curtis A n nv .i
Feat barton, Wtleon. Taylor k Co., Atlanta, Go. ya *
FrephMd only by DB. O. 8. PROPHITT.
All lh* above remadioa for eale by Gorimg ^ Ui '
L. H. BRADFIELD
WHOLKSAI.E DRUGGIST. ’
wintMxu. gram, atlikta. oioaau.
WITH IODIDE OF POTASH.
regularities, PUtuIn, an fui
Diseases, Liver (oinpluliit.
Indigestion, I'ilcs, Pulmo
nary, Diseases, Scrofu
la, or King'# Kvll,
Kyplktlls.”
Louisvilu:, April 4,1856.
Hurley’s Sarsaparilla is what it la represented, aud
I believe it tho most wonderful medicine before the
public. Nothing under the heavens could induce me
to say so without proof of the strongest and surest
kind; therefore I speak willingly aud positively <j" *
subject.
My daughter has been afflicted with 6kiu d
tonlshment she rapidly got well, and thank God
tin lies so. Had i-ho been taking any medicine I would
not give this certificate; but your Hursaparilla, the
only remedy employed, loaves no doubt ot ita met'
cal qualities, aud that it alone cured her.
(Signed,) LUKE REYNOLDS.
Any person requiring tho truth and honesty of the
statement, will find me at my residence,
aud Walnut streets, Louisville.
HURLEY’S
POPULAR WORM GANDY.
Messrs. James Ruddle A Co.— Gentlemen—It gh
nc great pleasure to say, after using ail the othor
rorrn remedies known to me, with but parti*] success
) my children, I was advised to try T. A. Hurley’i
well a
time. It Is one of the beet, safeat :
and as such, recommend it to ono an
nedies known
Louisville, Juno 13, 1SG3.
HURLEY’S
STOMACH HITTERS
Debility, Loss of Appetite, Weakness, 1
digestion, or Dyspepsia, Want of
notion of the Liver or Disordered Stomach
ipai
in removing these distressing complaints. For sale
or can be had at any drug store iu the United State*.
JAMES RUDDLE k CO.,
Proprietors, Louisville, Ky.
BToJas. Luddle A Co., Louisville, Ky.: Gentlomen
this is to cortfly that I have been for years a sufferer
and tried all the tonics I have heard of or seen adrer
tised, with little or no relief from auy of them
hoard Hurley's Bitters highly spoken of, and tri«_
bottle, with little faith In it before I commenced, aud
to my surprise and joy, before I finished ono bottle,
I lelt s great deal better and firmly believe that one or
two occasions it was the means ot saving and prolong
ing my life I conscientiously recommended them to
all sufferers as the best Bitters known, end advise
them always fo ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley’s and have
— you think proper, If it
ly, etc.,
JOHN
Louisville, Ky., December 10, 1868.
CIIANUIC OF SCI| KDlr
J CHAVCIK or CAM MCTWUiN
AMD MOMTUOMKkY, 4L A
OFrier or Mastkh or Ti
Ck.viual Railboad, Havakkaii,
On and afU-r Sunday, leth lust b
fi the Georgia Central Railroad wili r
w day teaix.
I^ ave Bavonuoh
Arrive at Macon
Arrive at Augusta
Arrive at Miuedgevilh-
Arrive at Eatoufon
Connecting with train that leaves a
I'OWN DAT TEAIJ
Leave Macon
Arrive at Savannah
Arrive at Augusta.
Connecting with train that l.-s\es Ax^nm
UP XIOIIT txaix.
Leave Savannah
Arrive at Macon
Arrive at Augusta
Connecting with train that leaves Augur*’-
down Wight nun.
Leave Macon
Arrive at Savannah
Arrive at Augusta...
Leave Mllledgevlllc
from Savannah and Augusta with
Acting Master of T
GREAT SAL
REAL ESTA
mHE undersigned will sell for CASH,*
Tuesday, the 5th Day of
ELEGANT AM)
NOTICE TO MOTHERS.
DR. SEABROOK’S
INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP.
Use In tho future only SEABROOK’8, a combination
qulto up with tho advancojueut of the age. Pleasant
take, harmless lu Its action, efficient and reliable in i
cases. luvafosble In tho following diseases:
of the Iniwels,
isos, luvaiuame m the following d<
Hummer Complaint, Irregularity
Reetiveusss, Teething, Ac.
Olvt-s health to tho child aud rest to the mother.
Nakuvii.lk, Tnx., Feb. 12, 1858.
Jas. Huddle k Co., Louisville, Ky.—When living in
your city I used several bottles of Dr. Seabrook’s ln-
font Soothing Syrup, end found it to do my child more
good audit would real bolter after using it than any
I *™r trloa. I cn uy with oonil.l.noe,
it t. tho l)«.t modlcluo for ohlhlren .t present known
I wish you would (rot the druggists hor« to kotip It. ti
sny ouo does, ploua let mo know; It not send me
on. dorm by oxpre.., .nd I will p*y for It .t the ofllc.
hero. \t rtto me when yon send It. Slid oblige
MILM. 8AHAUI,. KANDOLPH.
DH. 8G A BROOK’S
Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and
Galisaya.
This elegant comli:.atlon possesses all the toxic
properties of Peru via i Bark and Iron, wilhont the,11^
Wgroohlo u.te .nd bad elteet, of mSi^SSStSb H
In other preparatious, of Ihsee valuable
should ho taken iu all oossa when a irille tnnie i
oouv?e»een??from rxv*'‘,
^.debilitating disease*, or In those distmaalna
SW.rasirto to .ss^r No 5 Bmai0 *>• w®
• - 'hjysj* to ,Uch tor nothing oon wel-
James Ruddle & Co.,
PROPRIETORS.
Laboratory .ro. il, Hull lu street
Louisville, Ky,
XII u. .bora food, for ul. by RF.UWIKI A roi
„ ATLASTA. OA
» **- »*r*-w>d-4»wly
Ami the grounds attached, of the late Yflk
ceased, it being one of the most complsk
nient residences in Middle Georgia Oil"'
Six Thousand Six II
mid Fifty-two A
MORGAN COUNTY
i tho waters of Sugar Creek. Iter
»mo of the finest Cotton sod Gnti
They will be sold in severs!
u opportunity to a good many ■
Procure Ho
It is seldom that such an opportonitj
chase forms so lavorably located.
Strangers desiring to settle in o
munitic* in the United States,and to
GREAT ORIGINAL
i. and aro composed of the fxrau d
oeosed.
On tho samo day and the dxy follo*tt$
t the residence aforesaid, the wjdendid
PARLOR FURNI
Carriage and H
and n great variety of pcrsonxlty —
tates of said deceased and his widow,
of whom also we are executors. .
The sale to be made under the order*
Ordinary, and tho Will* of the de<*fjj w
pose of paying legoci**, and for dic
ing to th*ir Wtllo.
Purchasers ore satnrod thst the
perty is unquestioned. This is « «*
Msdison, Gs., August 14, 1869.
NOTICE.
r UKOKUY giv. my oonw-nt th.l »I
DOUA A. TlIHUKIt, m.y, from “J
T.l.
NOTICE, DEBTORS mid
G EOROIA, FULTON COUNTY.-Mj*
givao to all persons having den>*“
MeMeater, Senior, deceased, to pre
proiH’riy made out, within tho tune
so ss lo know their character end
persons indebted to the deceased »
to make immediate payment to ^ ^
ang 28—prefoe $3
G KOHOIA, HARALHON COUNTY;---,
b.lh Perry mm. •dmluWnul>*,w
M. A. Perryman, represonta to
tjou, duly - filed aud antered on reoow.
fully administered Perryman a estej^
This ts therefor* to cite all penoaa
dred aud ereditora, to sh*wc*n*es"
why aald administratrix should uof o*
her administration, and receive
on the flret Monday in October. 18*- 1
July, 1809. >
G EOROIA, DAWSON COUNTt-#
may oonrern —William L. Kft r .
form appll*« to m* for tetters
the estate of Augustas WUltani*.
this is to otto all and stoguter, «•
it ot kin of Augustus Wilhema -
offloe, within th* tim* sltewed ^
Application for fo'
EOROIA, FULTON COUNTY-
VJT Aogtt.t girt. 1000-B^UU*
plied for «x*«ption of personaHj . ti*
valuation of hosuMteod, and I * 1 *
■am*ok Uo’ekMk a. il. o« 18th day «
*t my cOcm.
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