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fill porsous iutcr-
lou Are roijaevt*
i morning nt 10
lauiod liili won up
day ou ibe charge
colored worn ail
$S or eix mouths
l arrested by po-
ed on yesterday
kupou our KtrteU.
mouths, and
auy portions ol
i much irnprov-
> but cool and
jnre fallen re
sell subdued,
| season of the
opportunity
pg wheat aud
National
I genial face of
• now tills the
Henry
I and will cour-
CITV UllDOET.
Wkmt End Kaul—OoI. G. W. Adair will
sell some valuable Weal End property to
day. Ten nioe unimproved lota will bo sold.
Au eitra train will loavo Ool. Adair's offioo at
8j o’clock.
Hour every day at Jake Emmol'a Holoou, un
der the ToKtofflce. oetlMw
Wallace A Fowi.nu sell aomo flue property
this aftemoou. A traiu loaves for tho «ale at
S o'olook p. m
Dlssoluiiom. —Tho partnership heretofore
exlatiug between Longley, ltobinaon & Co.
bun lieeu (Usaolvod. For further particular*!
read their advertisement in tho proper
column. ^
Sea Tbebapim Hour served at the National
Hotel Restaurant at 11 o’clock to-day.
This ih tbk Chawoe.—F. M. Richardson,
wholesale dealer in Stoves, OrutoH, Ilollow-
Ware, Tin-Ware, Marblolfied Mantles, House-
Furnishing Goods, Ao., Hunter street, near
Whitehall, Atlanta, Georgia. 8-tf
MONETARY AND 00MMER0IAL
Omoi Daily Haw Era,
Wednesday Evening, October II, 1869.
Buying. Sell]
<*old 29. tl
8itvxu ....tO. 21
OOTTOM.
Middling S3X to 33 oenta
Low middling. at X
Qood ordinary,
21X
>
ATLANTA WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
B. W. Oollina. .. .$15016
Heme, canv. S.O.. .34®28
Plain (Janvoted... .22023
Country 21 ®r
Side#, clear 0
Bldee. 0. B.... ft'Jl.
Shoulders 18018' 4 '
“SSSdSyl.T. 3 !?.' 36030
India 28® 32
Male Rope—ft th
Maohlne-made.. 8>.®10
Hand-mod© M<<vH
Bran—per ton $38 00M0
■latter—lb 60®26
thahen nominal
Oouutry 20030
TeunowKe.... 25® 36
Coffee—V tb.
lUo Prim© 2U';®23
Good 22>i023> i
Ordinary.. 2KT
American Hoop 11012 >•
Nall Bod 11012.','
l2HS?-A-."" I
Tierce* Abl*,21Mfi
Lea
-V tb.
00io
yesterday
| bride's father
Uuut
The
W. F. P. l’er-
i city.
employed
>t, just be-
buttou yea-
surface.—
tim, unlike
» olthe
kthin tlie colt-
|coat ?”
dock in tho
i time—
j.iwshe took
Bud that in
\ varied only
On that
pter—heuco
.riauco ho
ik. It is
e chuugts
'n clock,”
) been
pple may
Idriteriou.
floum’l U:o
| floo
stage,
complot-
aiul the
A largo
(everything
utmost ac-
r fulfill his
j the first
liittlo will
. arrang
ago rua-
b, we are
i aud then
T the win-
■mgurateil
aud vocal
meeds of
»e of new
m j Associa-
lid musical
Up in a Balloon—Happy ah a Bio Bun
Floweii.— Editors, lteportora, Expressmen,
and others nro using tho memoranda cases,
and all are pleased with them. Fresh papor
easily adjusted when necessary. A greenback
size for ladies-largo enough to carry funds
when shopping -good thing to keep wash list.
Name only for ft. Write it plain. Address,
W. U. Uanleiteb,
Book-Binder, Ao., Ao.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
orgta Slate Lottery, for the IlrneWtol
ilio Orphans’ Homo and Free School. Combination
Olaaa, No. 490. The following were tho drawn uuu
here October 13, 1869 s
69- 57—6 - 44—8—3-35 -51-40-10-74-62-43
oct 14-dlt HOWABD k GO., Manager!
Sjicdill.—John t'Hlowuy, a colored i
of 67 year*, and now infirm aud almoat belpleaa,
desires to hosr from and loarn tho locality of his wife,
Maria Hupploa, colored, and children, Littleton Mer
ritt, George Shackleford, Abram Hatcher, Llddy
Swanson, and Eliza Copeland. Any one calling the
attention of any of the above-named to this, with in
structions to write to him Immediately, at Atlanta,
will confer quite a favor on a poor old man who served
his foriutr master honestly aud faithiully, and no?
needs the assistance of his children.
Atlanta, October 12th, 1*69. oct 13—2t
, City En-
I (lie pub-
sll-covor-
3 city.—
It ion from
water
had tin-
By this
»too loul
1 pumps
mdilion.
I adopted
» well
ro in
I cap
[ will
K -has
\ men
p*y
In be
Dball
|pro-
ghly
the
hit wo
By than
ice we
ibval of
l office
no dis-
9 the
ho Got-
»iucon-
hrill Kus-
l will of
riiiat
l place.
nlto-
och we
r innui-
“■’allty,
ado
pder the
of
[through
Ifortnblo
and t-
rided a
Mogetho
cl with
I of whom
Bcdiately
Dined by
I no part ot
othing rc-
ght possl
> was sub-
o-operation
| where these
canvasaed
rd, who
i now free
, and trust
•ftcr to re-
I to are an-
physician,
Inch vigi.
nod as the
Protty Women.—A comparatively few
ladles monopolize tho beauty as well as tho attention
of society. This ought not to bo so, but it ?■; and will
bo while men aro foolish, aud f iiiglo out pretty faci
for companions.
This can ull bo changed by using Hogan's Magnolia
Bohn, which givos the bloom of youth and a refined
sparkling beauty to the complexion, pleasing, power-
fulsnd natural.
No lady need complain of a rc d, tanned, freckled or
rustic complexion who will invest 76 cents In Hagan's
Magnolia Bulm. Its effects arc truly wonderful.
To preserve aud dress tho hair use Lyon's Katliai-
MASO.MAtlanta Lodge, No. .51), meets
on every Second and Fourth Thursday night in ooch
month.
Fulton Lodge, No. 216, meets every First and Third
Thursday night in each month.
Mt. Zion Hoyal Arch Chapter, No. 16, meets ovory
Second Monday in each month.
W. II. TULLER. H. 1*.
A. Bosknkki.i>, Secretary.
Wliut It la Not »ml What It Is.—These
truths are self-evident. PIIALON'H VITALIA OU SAL-
VATIONFOlt THE IIAIRis neither sticky like mo
lasses, nor muddy like s gutter-puddle. It is, on the
contrary, a genial fluid, clear, limpid, aromatic, harm
less, and will rostore. to gray hair, whiskers, beards,
and mustaches, their original color an eorUieiy at
sunshine melts the snow. oet 12 :tlood
LOGIIRAN K A CLARK, Ad
.« on Brood -troot, over Rehols’ Sej.l
anywhere iu tbo State, United States I
d Superior Courts.
ey*_Or-
L. U. Dnvls, Heal Msfnte Age
PH(ENIX LUMBER YARD
(WASHINGTON HALL PROPERTY,)
ATLANTA, tll.OUUIA.,
. TIMULit, I'LANK, JOISTS, of all lengths and
i, aud
Seasoned Lumber of Every Variety.
Dressed and Matelied Flooring and Dressed
and Edped Weather-Bonrdinp,
Stalugloa wild XintliH.
I,limber Dills Filled Upon Short Niiticf,
And warranted
To Givo Satiwfaotion.
Also ordors for
Masli, Woors, and BUiwls
filled, mado of dry lumber, at lowest market rates.
A LANDSBERC,
Proprietor.
oct 8—dly
Avar’s Cathartic Pills,
1 other
• ‘ • - * r»t liu? first origin of tlise
nte direi'iiiMM nro given In me wrapper <•«
tho following complaints, which those
i ipiilly cure: —
or Indlgrstion, I.UtlrM-
tdi'uuDr and of Appellte, they
l taken mod.-rnii-ly p, t>limulnto tho slom-
n I iodine it* healthy tone mid action.
t < 'on.i.luint imd its various symp-
iilllloua licitilAthe, Nick llcadarhc,
.tillor Grcrs NIcLiiPaa, Bilious
liniotiM Fner», they should 1>« Ju-
r cnch case, to correct the (llscased
the ohstnictions which eauso It.
■nDlarrhwa, hut ono mild
dnnni-ly taken
action or remo\
For Dysentery
do.-e i.s generally r
For ltHeiimMtistM,<^out,€iravpl. l**|n|.
intlon of the llcurt, V»Min in the Mi/le
IInek and Loins, they should lie continnously
taken, as requhv.l, to change the diseased action of
the syxtoin. Willi such citangc those complaints
disappear. 1
•• Dropsy and D.cpsirnl Mwollluirs they
sen in l.irgu ami frequent doses to pro-
' '--tic purge. r
large doso should be taken
>1 efreet by sympathy.
Ah a Dinner I'M, take ono or two PlUt to pro-
ole digestion and relievo tho stomach.
A ii occasional doso stimulates the stomach and
nvels Into iiealthy action, restores the appetite,
vl invigorates the system. Hencs It Is often nd-
mt.-urcous whero no saltans derangement exists,
feels toiomhfv troll. finds that« dose
i ftnpItrrMion ii
of these Pill* makes him fool dechledly liettcr, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges-
live apparatus. •
JDM. J. C. AYER Jt CO., Vrnctleal Chemlttt,
LOWELL. MASS., V. M. A.
•rs svorywhsrn.
sep30-d«od4w-3m
Cotton Yarns
Nos. 8 and 10 $2 (
Nos. 8,10.12. 2 ( a
Cotton Canls-V d
Drugs snil DyestuIT-
Alum V lb 8® l<>
Bluostone ^ lb..l0®lb
Leather _
White Osk Bole..
Hemlock Bole....
Country Bole—
Country Upper..
Tenn. Upper..., .
Northern ft dos. $42*00
Fr. cl. ft dos.... $40®60
Am. do. ft dos...
Horn. ^ dos
Urldla Lea ft dos .
Harness L«k ft lb.
Liquors—ft gsl and dos
Brandy Fr.. $7.00® 12.00
Auier $1.5T
Peach $3.0(
Apple $8,0<
Gin, Holland $4.0<
American... $1.6(
Bum, Jamaica 4.(X
American.. $1.64
Whisky-
Corn ft gal.$1.2* _
Rectified ds$L00® 1.20
llye do $1.26®5.00
Robertson do $2.00®4.00
Bourbon do$1.26®6.00
do ftdoz..
Nectar do
Bcotch do .
do ft gal..
Wine ft dos.
Madorla... $2.60®6.00
Bberry $2.60®fl.oo
Fort. $2.60®6.00
Champaign e
Mackerel-
No. 2, ft bbl. $18 00
“ 3, do 16 00
** 1 ft X bbh 2 60
*' 2 do
Kits $2.60®I
Meal—ft bn.fl.550]
Mess Pork —ft bbl.
Molassess—
New Orleans
Florida 75C
Sugar House $1.U0®1.26
_ pta.8
do gal.3 76<_
Ep. Bolts ft lb. 6 > 4 ®8
Indigo ft lb. $1 2001 00
Madder ft lb. 28®26
Pot. hyd. ft lb. $0 26
gulnino ft oz. $2 76
HaUpetre ft lb. 12020
Hweet Oil ft dozl.50®6.00
do. gal$l.4503.60
do. pis. doz$3.00
Dry Goods—ft yd.
Br. Bli. 7-8 13® 14
Br. Bh. 4-4 16015),
Bl'd HU. 8-4.... 9018 | uud
Bi d Hh. 7-8.... 12018 Natli
Bl’d Bb. 4-4.. ..13X030 3d $7 00
Bro. Brill 16022 ! 4dto40 6 OOfi
Bl’d. Drill 18022.X Oils—ft gsl...
Ticking 12.X045 Lard Oil $1.7502.00
Prints— | LiuseedOil.. 1.3001.35
Sprague's..Ight 12>, ~ ' "
drk 14
Mcrrimsc.. 13014
American.. 13013>;
Wamsutta. 0 9 X
Pacific 13
Arnold’s... 10>* j
Feathers—new, 75®b0
Oanaburgs— ft
Potash—ft
Babbits....
Potatoes—
Irish$3 2503 50
20023
$14.0
dred $6 00 Salt—ft sack.
Do do, ex. family 4 501 Liverpool $3.25
Do do, family 4 25 j Virginia 2.80
Dodo, superfine 3 75 Buck 3.76
Do do, Georgia XXXX I Soap—ft lb.
family 3 401 Turpentine
Do do, ship stuff 2 OOlSteel—ft lb.
Dodo, bran 1 50 Plow
Fruit—ft lb aud bbl. | Cast 26a27|
Apples Y bit... .1.7502.25 Gorman 18020
Apples dried 606 Sugar—ft lb.
Peaches, p’l’d 12015, N. 0 15®16
do uup’d 606 P. R 15015X]
Grain—ft bu. Demarara 17018
Corn, White.. ..1 46@1 40, Refined A 18018X
Yellow.... 140® , Refined B....17\@18
Oats 75086 Refined C....16X@17
Ginseng..
ft box.$3.5007.00
Gunpowder ^keg.$7 25
Rifle bf. keg $4.00
Rifle qr. keg 2 25
Blasting keg ®5.25
Hay—ft ton $38040
Hides- ft lb.
nQ-een : 9®10
Dry Baited.... 18020
Dry Flint 20022
Iron—ft lb.
Bweodes
American bar
American b'ml
Yellow Coffee. 16@16.X
Sodm-Eng. ftlb8®«X
Starch-ft lb...1101205
Tobacco—ft lb.
Unsound 25® 55
Sound 50090
Extra fine... 1.0001.35
Smoking ... 5001.00
Varnish—gsL
Copal 3.5004.00
Japan $3.000360
Coach 6 ®6
White Fish—
ft half bbl.. $9 50010
WHAT
DO
YOU
by Inlying good Ron
WANT?
er ones, or at a lower price, than
I. T. BANKS,
Rawson Building,
Cor. Whitehall and Hunter sts.
PRATT’S'ASTRAL OIL
—350 CHANGE OF LAMPS
i perfrcll^ Bqfi IThntiinarieg Oil—Strictly
gixtan% No < T. nh -Will not Explode—
•*grce2 bighfc than is
IfcpBriL
FFF
yL\
^ DSIbs. <!>
PETRO OIL.
JOHN
KEROSENE OIL
T. HA G AN
[nuna mabk.]
T HE letUr F. FF, and FFF, os a mark to dlstlu.
gulsli various grades of flour, was flrst introduced
by J. A. STEWART iu th« city of AtlauU iu 1859. This
brand has been known os
»towart’* Flour,
and has always been popular. Other millers are no
using the F's. Dealers will know tho genuine Stewart
flour by the above 1 BADE MARK. oct 8d3m
THE POPULAR PA88ENGER
ROUTE
BETWEEN
The South and New York
FUILADKI.PHIA, WASHINGTON,
and mu
KAHTKBN CITIES
W outorn
Atlmillo
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE
RAILWAYS.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
TIME TABLE, AUGUST 15TII, 1NGU.
NORTH:
Leave Atlanta 7 25 pm
Leave Dalton 2 30am
Leave Knoxville 1115 a M
Leave Bristol 7 28 i
. 900a
18 NOW PREPARED TO OFFER TO THE TRADE ANY QUANTITY OF THE
CELEBRATED PETRO OIL,
aud the best quality of J. 8. JONES’ 1 ‘So-Called”
NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE OIL.
I DEFY COMPETITION In LAMP OILS being M cheap or cheaper than any boose south of Baltimore.^ I
also keep a good itock Of
Lamps, Burners, Chimneys, Wioks, Shades, in fact everything pertaining to
TUB OIL. AKTD LAMP BUBIIVEIBB.
W 1 am eictu.lv, agent In till, city for Dr. D.rr.li'a Ve.U Bumer-tnpcrlor to eny yet offered to tlu>i>oo-
pie-requiring no cbimnoy, aud emits note particle of smoke. ... . . . . .
NT 1 Any article, In the lamp hue, bought of me, and tho same uot giving satisfaction, will no usen nack
and th© money refunded. . .
NW Tbo wicks of the Vests and Crescent Burners must bo trimmed about overy ten days, ana at no
must tho wick remain twisted iu tho tubo. , . .. .
tO- The Pctro OU I KNOW is not explosive, aud will give $50 to any ono who will explode it, except upon
the same principle that any vessel may be exploded or bursted with steam from water.
Country merchants are very respectfully invited to send their order* for either of Urn above ol:Is. or any
thing In the lamp lino, to JOHN T. HAGAlf,
oct 12-8m Sign of the Red Flag, Atlanta, Ga.
GREENBACKS
-W O IFL T ih:
A V I n a
Iffyou think ao.then look to your interest, and use
COAL CREEK COAL,
thereby saving 60 to 100 per cent. 1,000 Tons on hand and to arrive in tho noxt 30 days.
Best Lump Goal 26 ets. Per Bushel of 80 Pounds by the Oar Load, and 30 oti. at the Tardy
IN’ FLUAIl GliBNN, WRIGHT db OARR’S.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
J. M. BORN, JR., & CO.
r ai.ilAnnOm *
L.
Arrive at New York.
Leave Now York 8 40p
Leave Alexandria 7 3i a
Leave Lynchburg 4 411
Leave Bristol 6 37 A
Leave Knoxville 114 r
Leave Dalton 8 40 p
Arrive at Atlanta 3 15 A:
Time Between Atlanta and New York
58 Hours 15 Minutes.
j2-3T The GREAT MAIL belioeen Atlanta
and New York is carried exclusively by this Line.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night Trains.
Through Tickets
GOOD UNTIL, USED,
AND
Baggage Checked Througli
TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.
II. XV. WRENN, General Ticket Agent.
K. II. WALKHlt, Master Transportation
K. HULBERT, Bupt. W. k A. R. It.
sep 26-3m
WM. WOOD & CO.,
1869.
SUMMKK AUUANGKMKNT.
GREAT WESTERN PASSENGER ROUTE
TD THE NORTH AND EAST,
—VIA—
Louisville, Memphis, St. Louis,
Cincinnati or Indianapolis.
Passengers by this Route hivo Choice of
TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES
TO
NEW YORK,
I'liiladclpliia, Half imore a ii <1
Washington.
FARE SAME AS VIA KNOXVILLE OR AUOUSTA.
On and after August l/», 1SI19,
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA
Daily at 8.15 a.in. and |».ni.
After arrival or all Boutlieru trains and make close
innectioiiH to shove named cities.
flu. Chock baggage to Louisville, and It will be ro-
locked to destination on trains of Louisville aud
oshvillo Railroad before arrival at Louisville.
MAGNIFICENT sleeping cars
ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
Ample Timo for Meals ax Cood Hotels.
A8K FOR TICKETS VIA
LOXJISYIELE.
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE, ATLANTA.
B. W. WRENN, General Ticket Agent.
K. II, WALKKlt, Master Transportation.
B. HULBKliT, Sopt. W. k A. R. R.
sop 26-3m
FINE
TABLE CUTLERY!
SILVER-PLATED WARE!
DECOllATED DIKNKH
AND
TEA. SETS!
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WIOKS, &C.
10,000 Pounds Pure Lead,
100 Kegs English Bicarb Soda.
500 Oz. Sulph. Quinine,
100 Pounds Balsam Copaiva,
UNDERTAKERS AND UFHOLSTERS,
- EEP on hud .11 qn.litlo. of Flak'. Mctallc Uurt.l
c for hir<
ER. HUNTER
pleUly eradicated. That numerous class of
Hint from self-abuse, producing nnmonltnees, ner-
us debility, Irritability, eruptions, seminal emis
sions, and finally Impotency, permanently cured.—
Peroons afflicted with delicate. Intricate, and long
standing constitutional complaints are politely Invited
to oall for consultation, which costa nothing. Expert-
enoe, the best of teachers, has ensblod him to perfect
remedies at onoe efficient, safe, permanent, and which
In most cases oon be used without hindrance to busi
ness. Medicines prepared in the establishment, which
embraces office, reception and waiting rooms, also,
boarding and sleeping apartments for patients requir
ing dally personal attention, and vapor and chemical
beths, thus concentrating the finned mineral springs.
Both sexes, married or single, suffering from Indiscre
tions, indnlgenoies, or exposure, may apply and be
cured. No matter who have failed, state your oase.-
“ ‘ * »h*t he says In his pambhlei, sent to any ad.
free. Thousands of coses treated annually at ot
fire and all over the oountry. Consultation free, per
sonally or by mail. Office, No. 183 Third Street, be-
tween Green and Walnut, near the Poetoffloe, Louie-
vllle, Ky. Office lumre, 9 a. u., to 7 P. m. ; Sundays 10
a. M., to 12 m. jy l—dly
APURE WHITE CARBON OIL
Firo Tcstl76<>to 190o
Tho most perfectly refined Oil now made. Bunn
lougusr, bright cat, and best.
tlC 13 ABSOLUTELY SAFE. “tH
No change of burners.
Geo. Partrldgo.fe Co., Prop’s.
Oil Merchants, St. Louis, Mo.
G-OLD
(AND
WHITE CHINA!
TOILET SETS, VA8E8.&C.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE SOUTH,
AT
OCt 1-dSm McllRIDE 6i CO’S.
MACON & WESTERN
RAILROAD.
dat rASsxxona.
Leaves Atlanta 7:66 a. m.
Arrives at Mocoo 1 40 v. u.
Leaves Macon 7:55 a. M.
Arrives at Atlanta 1:10 P. m.
WIGHT PAUXVOCn.
Leaves Atlanta....
Arrives at Macon..
Leave* Macon
Arrives at Atlanta..
Octobbr Id, 188V.
FAEK & CO.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS ! NEW SYSTEM*!
T HP]undersigned taka groat ploasure la informing tho cltlzons of Atlanta, and surrounding country, that
have opened in the largo aud commodious store, formerly occupied by J. II. White k Oo., next doo
Meador k Bros., Whitehall street, whoro we lntond to keep permanently one of tho largest stocks of
READY-MADE CLOT HI NIC,
MATS and [GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET.
From our continued connection for the past thirty years with the manufacture of clothing, especially
adapted for the Southern market, and the many facilities and advantages wo enjoy In New York city, where,
exclusively, wo manufacture our goods, wo aro enabled to offer you our entire stock, which comprises all kinds
of superior goods at very low prices.
Wo shall have but ONE 3PH.IODE3 aud will so l our goods for CASH ONLY. This will Insure
fair dealing to all.
Please call and examine our good* before purchasing elsewhere.
Manufactory 44 Murray 8t., N. Y., Stare in Savannah, tin., No, 14ft Congress St., ami
65 St. Julian St., Store in Charleston, S. C., 157 Meeting ami .’1U3 King Street
I. L. FALK «t CO
BO)! 12-3111
r « Twt •
-u-i- ulus
-
PLEASE 'READTTHE (NAME* 'ATTACHED TO THIS
TESTIMONIAL.
VVi.
ATLANTA. GA. September let. 1880.
•signed, aro using the “MUTUAL FRIEND" Cooking Steve, manufactured by the “The
National BtOve Works," of New York, and believing it to be tho best Cooking Stove in the market, cordially
rocommend|thcni to all t^'io desire to purchase a flrst class article:
GEN. A. H. COLQUITT, Vice Prealdent Southern Life Insurance Company.
MAJ. J. B. MORGAN, Special Agent .Etna Insurance Company.
W. T. PHILLIPS. Phillips it Crew.
CAPT. J. MORRISON, McNaught, Ormond k Co.
J. O. BRUCKNER, Atlanta, Oa.
MRS. K. 8. OVERBY. At anu, Oa.
COL. K. F. MADDOX. Tobacco Merchant, Atlanta, Go.
J. M. BORN. JR., Coal Merchant, Atlanta, Oa.
JOHN II. FLYNN, State R. R. Shop, Atlanta Ga..
NELBON J. DOOLITTLE, Conductor State R. It.
JOHN A. DOANE, Atlanta, Oa.
R. J. DAWSON, Atlanta, Ga.
REV. JULIUS T. CURTISS, AtlauU, Oa.
J. If. GOLDSMITH. Atlanta Intelligencer.
o tho Molo’AgeuU lutAtlanUlfor^'frheXNaUousliBtove Works," and koop cousantly on hand
rtmeut of thdr ^
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
WHICH WE HELL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT FACTORY PBICKH,
And also a full stock of House Furnishing Good*.
HITESTIS & HOPE,
Markham’s Empire Block,
Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
DAVID BUKHT1H.
F. M. JACK.
W. P. CHISOLM.
Mbiv m i/u.,
No. Whitehall Sued
THE GREAT BLOOD .PURIFIER,
THE MOST POWERFUL AND INFALLIBLE VEGETABLE ALTER ATI VK^KN OWN.
WARRANTED A CERTAIN CURE FOR
patient to perfect health and purity. 7’ry it and be convinced.
Prepared in the Laboratory of PEMllERTON, WILLSON, TAYLOR, it CO., Wholesale
Driii-glsts, Athinto, Georgia.
FOIL BAXjXI AT LOW ralCES:
SOO Gallons Linseed Oil,
600 Boxos Window Glass,
60 Oz. Snlpb. Morphine,
200 Gsls. Spirits Turpentine,
2,000 Pounds Putty,
100 Pounds Calomel,
200 Pounds Spirits Nitre,
100 Pounds Refined Borax,
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100 Pounds Bine Moss.
200 Gallons Alcohol, 600Gallons Varnishs, fell sorts.)
200 Pounds Gum Camphor, 60 Pounds Iodide Potassium.
Large stocks of pure drugs, modlcines, chemicals, instruments.
patent medicines, photographic chemicals, stock, 1 Ac.,
On hand, and for sale, at tho lowest possible prices. Call and examine stock and prices
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ho lowest possible prices. Call and examine stock and prices.
PEMBERTON, WILLSON, TAYLOR, &CO.,
AtlsnU, Georgia.
M. O. MARKHAM,
DEALER IN
BOOTS ^ 2M ID S3 HI OBS,
SOLE LEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS, &C.,
EMPIRE BLOCK, WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA GEORGIA.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find it to their advantage to examine my stock, asiit is
SB IiEOTBD W I T IX OIIE1AT O AI1E,
And purchased exclusively far CASH,
From tlie I3est Manufacturers.
Ladies’ Gents’ and Childrens’ FINE GOODS a
Specialty.
■si* M. O. MARKHAM.
G. H. & A. W. FORCE,
-DEALERS IN—
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SION OF THE BIO IRON BOOT.
WHITEHALL STREET,:
ATLANTA. - -
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Crackers
WHOLESALE, 8 CENTS PER POUND.
COItlXKIt OF ALABAMA ,A\I) AYIIITKII.A LL STItl'KTS,
ATLANTA.
GEORGIA.
REDWINE Sc FOX
ATLANTA, GA..
"W" HOLES ALE
And Dealers in REED, 0ARNBICH * ANDIU’S’
Standard Chemical Preparations,
A Pure Article of Sperm Oil,
A Fine Hun lily of Wool Oil,
The Rest Uranris of Larit Oil,
Strictly Pure Strutt'* Oil.
COMBINATION SPINDLE OIL, FOR MACHINERY.
Tlie BEST Non-oxploulve COAL OIL, TURF. WHITE LEAD, (Also cheaper grade*,) LINSEED OIL. TUIlPEN*
TINE, and overy variety of PAINTERS’ MATERIALS. All sold at tho LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
REDWINE & FOX,
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MEADOR & BROS,
T O B A. C C O
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
M!anuUacturers of Cigars,
WHITEHALL STHEET, ATLANTA, IGA.
3,000 Boxes Various Brands, Styles and (Qualities of
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
MANUFACTURER’S PIUCF-S!
We make Cigars of the Best Material, and Guarantee the Smoking Quali
ties and Workmanship os Qood as any made in the United States.
Solo ffgeatx for EjT. I'll Union's Urnndn of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco*,
FRUITS AND FLOWERS. COMMONWEALTH. *C.