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i'HE ATLANTA SUN
JTLjUTTJ M.IKUKTH.
Chamuck OF < ottMEKCE 1
Atlanta. Ga., June 23, 1873.)
Wheat—Red Dominal, $1 60; white
•170.
Flour—Fuqcj S1050@ll; ExtiaFam-
•9 75@10 25; Family $9(59 50; Ext.a
$8 60@9; Superfine 86 $0(g/i 50; Fine
$4@6.
Corn—Car load lots 78@80; lees 80c;
yellow 77@79c.
Meal—80c.
Bacon—Shoulders 9@9fc; clear sides
11*; clear nb 11. Hams 13(5,13}; sugar
eared 15(5,16.
Lard—Tierce 10}(511c ; k.g ll}c;
backet 11 i (a; 12.
Bulk Meats- Clear sides 10|C; clear
Tib 10.
Oats—55c.
H/y—Timothy 81 60(5,1 75 ; clover
•1 55@1 65.
Lime.' -45(5 50 per bushel.
Coal —By car load for lump 26c; black
smith 22}c.
Cotton—Middling 17}@18}; low mid-
dl ; ng 17(5u7}; good ordinary 1G}; or
dinary 14(5,14}; inferior 8(5,12.
The above quotations represent whole
sale prices, and are this day approved by
the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce,
Removed to my New Building,
Corner of Alabimi and Forsyth Streets,
U. S. ISTEMAl BETENUE.
COILECTOI'S OFFICE. 4TB CIST. CFOBCII.
ATLANTA, June 16ih, 1873.
|1 Notice is ter by given that the following seizure
has been made ty me for violation of section 48,
Ac June 30th, 18C4, and section 14, Act July 13th,
1866, to-wit:
One Wagon and Two Packages, containing :ibou’
fifty-nine gallons Corn Whisky, as the property of
Elias Aired, of Pickens county, 6a.
Any pereon or persons claiming any of said prop,
erty are required to appear and make such claim
within thirty days from date hereof, and give bond
ae required by law, otherwise the some will be sold,
and the net proceeds deposited to the credit of the
Secretary of the T retain y.
J. A. HOLTZCLvW,
)unl7w3t Collector.
WHERE T HAVE ON* EXHIBITION
AN IMMENSE STOCK
IKT MY LI »
B®rMOWERS «u I BE \IV.i\S, the ca-a|>r.,t in
FAN MILLS, .RAJ'S " Y : HES ! -NlTFIEs, i
ERS and HORSE PO\\ EilS .v.-*, an uu m- e s -
Now is the tim*- To get. \..nr laud reu ty for llit'a 15
public are iuvred to cull and ex itar.t* my stoic.
31 \
TKf.KUUJI'H’C M.tUKBTB.
Augusta, June 21.—Cotton dull and
lower; middlings 18; receipts 68 bales;
bales 83.
Savannah, June 21.—Cotton easier;
middlings 18J; .net receipts 372 bales;
sales 135; stock 14,456.
Louisville, June 21.—Flour dull and
unchanged. Wbea* quiet and unchanged.
Provisions quiet. Pork lower; held at
$16 371(546 75. Bacon in fair demand
»t 7|@9j. Sugar-cured hamsl3i@14};
plain 13. Lard 8| for tierce; 91(5,10! for
keg; 81 for steam. Whisky firm at 90c
(5,81.
Charleston, June 21.—Cotton dull
and euby; middlings 181; low middlings
18.181; good ordinary 16jal7; net re
ceipts 191; gross 369; difference ftorn
Mobile; exports coastwise 137; sales 100;
Stock 12,485.
Cincinnati, June 21,—Fiour dull and
lower;corn quiet, 40; pork easier, 15.50a
15.75; lard dull and unchanged; bacon
quiet, 7ia9ja9la9j; whiskey steady, 90.
New York, June 21.—Cotton unse>
tied; middlings nominally 20J. Futures
opened as follows: Juue 20; July 20ja
201; August 19 15-16&20J; September 18;
December 17 15-16.
New York, Jane 21.—Cotton dull and
ut changed; sales 207.
Flour dull and heavy pnd 5al0c lower;
common to fair extra 86i8; good to choice
88 05al0 58. Wheat lc jlower; holders
anxious. Corn steady and in fair de
mand. PorK weaker; new 816 40. Lard
weak at 8jja8 15-16. Naval stores very-
quiet. Freights aud groceries quiet.
Money abnudant at 3*5. Sterling 9j.
Gold 15}ul5}. Governments dull and
steady. State bonds very quiet.
Cotton—ret receipts 1,368; gross 2,940;
sales lor export 25; sales for future de
livery 18,100; market closed as follows:
July 20i«205-16; August 20a20£; Sep
tember 18 ll-16al8}; October 17 15-lGa
18 1-16; November 17 1516; December
17a.
TALIAFERRO COUNTY, j
GEORGIA—Taliaferro t ouiiry: j
W HEREAS, William C. Armor applies to mo for
L iters of .vduiiuistration on the eslate ol ;
Mra. Mary A. Harries, late of said county, deceased, j
These are therefore to cite ail persona concerned
to show cause, it any they have, within the tune
p.-escribed by law, why said letters should not be
granted.
Given unde 1 my hand at office in Crawfordville,
this June sd, 1873. CHAklEo a. BEAZLEY’.
jun4 Ordinary.
GLUT OK ORDINARY.
FEBRUARY TERM,
GKGKGIA—Talhifeivo County:
Notice is hereby given to all persons having de
mands against Mrs E J. Overton, late of said coun
ty, deceased, to present them to me properly made
out within the time prescribed by law so as to show
their character and amount; and all persons in
debted to sain deceased are hereby required tit mute
immediate payment. i'UOc. I. OVERTON,
feb& Adm r ot E. J. uverton, dec’d.
GEORGIA—rsliaferru County.
,COUHT OF OcilTSAllV, AT CHAMBERS, )
June 5th, IS 13. j
Whereas, David E. Lnuceford applies to me for
letters ui Guardianship for -fcter Lnuceford, of said
county.
These are to cite 111 persons concerned, to show
caus,, it any they have, at tho July term of said
Courl, why said letters should not be granted.
Given Huuer my hand at office in Crawior..ville,
this June 5th, 1873.
CHARLES A BEAZi.EY,
jnn7 Ordinary T. C.
Application for Leave to Sell.
GEORGIA—Taliafrueo County:
Four weeks alte ■ date I will mike application to
the Court > f Ordinary ol said c umy for have to te l
ihe land belonging to the estate cf Martin Woodall,
late of said conwiy, deceased. These are ihereiore
to cite aud admonish all uersonsconcerned, to show
cause, at the Juiy t-.-rin of the Court ot Ordinary, why
leave to sell said land should no: be granted. This
June zd, 1873. SINGLEToN UAURISS,
Ju4-law4w Adm’r of Martin Woodall, .ie< M.
Plastering.—Plain and Ornamental
Plastering of every description done in
the most approved style. Also, cement-
iug and everything pertaining to the
line. A full corps of competent work-
meu on hand, and all work guaranteed.
Country orders solicited. Twenty five
yt nrs’ experience in the business.
Dan McDuffie & Bro.,
Office cor. Walton and Forsyth sts.
N attans’ Crystal Discovery has revo
lutionized the us8 of hair preparations.
The poisonous lead restorers, etc., with
their sediments, are being displaced by
this clean, clear, and harmless prepara
tion. If your druggist has not goc it,
git uim to order it for you. Take no
other in its place. jitnl7
SPJKCMJl, AO TIC US.
DR. SIMMONS - LIVER REGULATOR.
Extinct of a letter from Hoa. Alexander H. Ste
phen*, dated 8th March, 1872:
••I o easionally use, when my condition requires
It. DR. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR, with good
effect. It is mild and suits me betUr than most
other remedies,
"Milleb House,” a: 87, 39 and 41, West 26th st.,
New York City. Elegai t family and single rooms,
b) ibe uay or week, with or without boaid, in a
first-class location, near Madieon square, twenty
minutes walk frcmCentral Dark. Prices low during
tne summer months. Address E. P. Miller, 41
West 26th street, N. Y. junl7eod6t
THE HUMAN FOBM DIVINE.
Wbat sad havoc scrofula indicts on toe human
acstem! How rheumatism distorts the mine.
ii-l misery the injudicious use of calomel ratal t!
How sad the efitcis ot syphilis tiansuiitted lrorn
to cl ilA. VVou.d >ou avoid these terrible
am.i uous, fat not to use Dr. Tutt'sSarsaparinaand
ij ie.ns Delight. It penetrates evert fibre of the
a,sum even into the boms, and. wtadicates every
Uuce of dictate.
cuec< ss is tne boo* test of auperiorry"; the won
oenul demand for Stanton's liver Regulate jg one
,ot the cotivincisg proof, that this ari'cle is tonre
otatea above evtiy thing else of the kind. However
n .u.h its jealous detainer* may throw their shat*
Uu-.h Will p re Tail, and so will this medicine.
So sweet, so pure.
So safe, so sure.
So suited to each dental want,
auo iragrant Sozodont.
OWEAT SWINDLE! G MAT SWIM LEi
4»n*ti— todle. It is
“ a MUkrrngs. Sold au2£^° f
Satuke s uaxg,
The medic real vinrea of the . ,
barke Which ar», comamed in Dr. Tntf’a VaV^IhmI
and Queen’s Delight in . eonceutm-edVrin iEEl^
H ,1 , ,br ** 1V * pr, p ' "*» tLe cure of ^rtu
la, ulcer*, tumors, mercurial and
f-e trom
CAt.tos!
U , ; V r WclMitiV L Ter F;il-
bun> »itrfl?K tU,e u ‘ * ^tksng Bi Other*, Pitta.
» th«w private U. B atan-D * -- .
It la the popular vsidn t that re* rle who Lave
^ohlu^ tG “"' <1 . l ° ! h ' 11 ’‘.to is ano (o r r*«!a
^ 'i :itozt to McLane a Liver
Pllg for pertnai ejt relief.
:/E3.
c ; ORAfN CRADLES,
.. u ENGINES, THtiASH-
TTJX-JLlSr
;i:iA j iao iw J .ily. Thu
JOHNSON,
ju
. 1911 w- .2t
Corner Alabama and Forsyth
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1873.
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Application for Letters of Dismission.
C N EOSGIV—TALLIAFERKG COUNTY.
JT Wlxebeas, William A. Beazley and Johu S.
Berzley. executors ot the last will and testament ol
liarles Beazley late of said county, Uecerscd, have
applied to mo for tetters of dismission from said
executorship. ,
These are, therefore, to cite all persons concerned
tos'lowcsuse.if any they have, (within the li-ue
prescribed by law) why said icttets should not be
'-■ranted.
Given under my hand at office in Craw forville,
this May 3, 1873. CHARLES A. BEaZLEY,
masu O. T.
GEGUGIA,^Taliaferro ( uunljr.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE.
W HEREAS, John V. Andrews, has applied to
me for letters of Administration on the estate
of Jemima Rhodes, late ot said county, deceased.
: aid application to be acted on^he first A. on day in
June next, and. Whereas, this notice by n e tor sail
appiicstion for June has not been advertised in con-
lormity to law, in such case made ai d provided,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all and
singular, the kindred and creditors ol said d ceased:
to be and appear in my office on the first .-.on. ay in
Juiy next, to show cause, if any they have, why
said letters of Administration should not be granted,
applied for. Given under mv hand this 2bth May,
73. CHARLES A. BEASLEY.
May 30-wtd Ordinary T. C.
For ovei FORTY YEARS thia
PURELY VECETABLE
LIVER MEDICINE has proved itself to be the
CREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint amt its painful offspring, DYS
PEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, Bilious at
tacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Depression of Spir
its, SOUR STOMACH. Heartburn, CHILLS AND
FEVER, &c., &c.
Alter years of careful experiments, to meet a
great ami urgent demand, we now produce from
our original Genuine Powders
THE PREPARED,
a Liquid form of SIMMONS’ LlVER REGULATOR,
containing all its wonderful and valuable proper
ties, and offer it in
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The l’owdi rs, (price as before $1.00 per package
Sent bv mail 1.04
< 1AUTION I
Buy no Powders or PREPARED SIYIMONS’
LIVER REGULATOR unless in out engraved wrap
per, with Trade mark, Stamps and Signatures un
broken. None other is *enuire.
J. a. ZEILIN & CO.,
MACON, Ga., au.i PHILADELPHIA.
SOLD BY 'Ll DRUGGIST
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, 4TH BIST. GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, June 14th, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the following seizure
has been made by me tor viol'tion of Bection 14,
Act July 13th. 1866, aud section 48, Act June 30th,
1864, to-wit:
One wagon and four packages, containing about
one hundred aud ten gallons Corn Whisky, as the
pioperty ot : lfred Elrod, rf Pickens county, Ga.
Any person or-persons claiming any of said prop
erty are required to appear and make such claim
within thirty cays from date hereof, and give bond
as required by law; otherwise the same will be toid
aud the net proceeds deposited to the credit of the
Secretary of the Treasury.
J. A. HOLTZCLAW,
junl4w3t Collector.
CUMB E BLA
SUPER-PHOSPHATE
A RICH COMPOUND OF SOLUBLE,
Phosphoric Acid, Pulverized Raw Bonos. Ammonia and Alkaline Salts
MANUFACTURED UY TIIE
CUMBERLAND BONE COMPANY
11hs is ahigbly concentrated Manniv. made !>y eombininsr rlie best material
in tbe most skillful manner, and in those’proportions adapted to in- ***
sure the highest fertilizing eilieaev, containing, as it does, an
ample supply of Ammonia to produce vigorous growth
and a large amount of phosphatic and alkaline
constituents to support and fully perfect
the growth and ripening of the pro-
■ ducts. Nothing is used to
to cheapen its cost,
the only dryer
used beiLe
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
• COLLECT R’S OFFICE 4IHD18T. GA., 1
Atlanta, June 7th, 1873. J
’VTOTiCEis ben by given that the following seizure
jAi has been made by me for violation of sect.on
14, Act July 13th. 1866, and section 48, Act June 3oth,
1864, to'-wit: Three packages, containing about 67
gabous Corn Whissy, one empty keg and one wagon,
as the property ol J. M. Presl. y, of Pickens county,
Georgia.
Any person or persons claiming any of said prop
ertv are required to appear and make such claim
within thirty da*-s from date hereof, and give bon t
as required by law; otherwise the tame will be sold j
aud the net proceeds deposited to the credit of the
Secretary of the T reasury.
jUDawSt J. A HOLTZCLAW, Collector.
PURE PINT
GROUND-BONE.
I have accepted the A<rency fur the sale here of the above Fertilizer, be
lieving it to be one of. if not tile rest, in market, and now offer mv’first
shipment of ONE HUNDRED TONS in rpmn?ities to suit purchasers.
For prices, terms and cir-ulars. applv to
.1 \ H tb’* '• '4^5 IT !). 77 7?) tVinfrli.T!! >t„
v "u\' t, ga,
The Improved Winsbqt Cotton Gins!
Only 50 Cents per Bottle,
ItprOUMr ■ 11 ** (III
the CG,. nu<
ami Gi-AUTT
Ovfti Tnrrrr ' > «
Ton the IU o: v.-i.i if.
Professor E. 1 lioni.i s 1...'
College. Tim name i-
“ KatuBO,” Sis-iil; iag f
rrm'' it. Tie i ivoriti
li-ityi: I'.vr obt.ii.ieJ.i* o
bile. It iimroasei tho C
Maik. H is a Aeir
liandruff. 11 y rvve’ -■ n-
It keeps the nead cot>l. a ; t
glossy appeari-.-’e. It
and Quality i -. it was
*UBT Ado, aao i> r<
try Stores at oi:.^ - -
MTU, PRESERVES
- • cave-itheVisor
ft no ilAldi,
. -> J KATTIAir.ON
in tho market by
. .: dnato of Princeton
rivoi lr m tho Greek.
:-.-ed, and thepopu-
, - 'codente 1 and im-roil-
•.,.»> • I : -1 I B.-Al - V O t*-'j
( 'ff. It eri-.dic.us3
i tit jrominrni r:
1 g \es the hr. r a r! ...
iho famH ii Qr t:
-or a UlTABTF.lt of ■ Cf.v-
l ii 1 • ' .i.l i •
y CiiJa ’ at Aj-.i-lc.
Taliaferro County Sleriff’s Sales,
VXTILL be sold on the first Tuesday in July next,
V t within the legal hours of sale, belo-e the !
Court House door in the town ot Crawfordville, Tal- ,
iaterro county, tbe foJowing property, :o wit: A [
tractof land in said county, containing nine hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Joseph T.
Sharp, A. H. Brown, John B. Evans, aud otlmrs.
Levied on as the property of Henry D. Smit i, l y vir
tue oi a ii. fa. from t.ie superior Court of said county
in >ai or of Pollard a Co. vs. H. D. Smith. Written
notice served on John U. Williams, tenant in pos
session.
else at Ibe same time and place, will be sold a
tract of land in aforesaid county, containing two
hundred aud seventy-five (275) acres, moi or ,es.-,
adjoining lands of Mrs. Mart Jones. Jtihu Drake
aud others. Levied on as the propeity ot iiemy b.
Jones, by virtno of a fi. fa. from the Superior Court
ol said county, in favor of Ann K. Budisiil vs. henry
B. Jones, ’ibis May 29.b, 1873.
M. D. L. GOOGER,
my3l-td Sheriff.
gf Woman’s Glory is Her Hair*
LYON’S
IBtfM
The Brown Cotton $in
P LANTERS should examine the above named
old and reliable Gin before buying any other. It
combines the required qualities of simplicity,
strength and durability. It gins fast and clean,
makes excellent lint loften bringing >£c. to y,c. per
lb. above market.) aud iB universally admitted to be
tho lightest rum ing gin made. We have had thirty
yeai8’ experience in the busiueBB, and warrant every
gin perfect. Gins constantly in the hands of out
agents, to which we invite inspection.
Oirculars, with testimonials and full particulars,
may be had by a J dressing,
ISRAEL F. BROWN, President,
Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
New London, Conn.
ANDERS °N A ELS, Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
feb23dltw4m
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UR BEND KB OF GENERAL LEE
Al Appomattox C. H., Va„ April 0, 1SG5.
A magnificent 14x18 inch Engraving of the sur
render of Lee, showing tbe commanding G- lierals,
armies, and a beautiful landscape scene. It is a~-
ti tic in execution, beautiful in design ai d sure to
have an enormous sale. Agen a▼ anted everywhere.
Sample copies sent by mail on a roller, post paid,
on reseipt of 25 ce„ts, 3 lor (ki cents, or ti lot $ 1.
Address J. C. tU ROW.
Publisher. Lock Box 15 i.
Baltimore, Mil.
tSf’ Catalogues of Books, Pictures, &c , stut Lei.
ju 2^1Awlt
S o u t a e r n N u r s e ri e s
IRWIN V I T-t t )i.j, . . Proprietors,
A RE ollern.g to the public a selection of Fniit
• ADAPTED TO THE SOUTHERN CLIMATE, of
Apples. Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Grapes.
Quinces, i.uvpbernes. Strawberries, Goose,
berries. Currants, 8 nghsh Walnuts,
Spanish C'h-siLUts, Pecans,
and everything else that is usually kept in a well-
regulated Nursery.
Uur ILO:.AL DEPARTMENT is complete, and
we are offering Hoi House Plante and Ornamental
Shrubbery at prices that defy competition. We war
rant our Fruit being true to name. We will seBd
Catalogue upon application, gratis. Address
IRWIN & THURMOND
eiib-Jatw,> r O. Box 565. Atlanta, Ga.
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heretofi re in use
ing orders. ic>! r>ad;
We are also receiving ■
valuable improvemi-nts u u >
early, to insure ti. ir being filled j
apr2 ll tf
MIDDLE FOX
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OCPPI3RSMITI-IS,
Brass ^loutd
zti'l Machinists.
■\XTEare prepared to me
T V order. Wo give spec.'
line of business.
Please Oiv
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Montvale Springs.
r I IBIS FAVOUTE BUMMER RESOBT. situated in
i Bicmat county, Eaat Tennia»ec, is new epen |
for the rtoeption ot visitors, and w.Il he maintained
in a inyle worthy the pa'ronape ot a discriminating 'y
public. Tbe marked beneficial resu.ts attei ding
the use of these waters in iunc'.icnai dcrangtmtnt I
« the
l-ivei, Bowels, Kidneys & Skis,
And the cure of
Chronic Diseases
Attest their Medical properti«r.
Al . the acceasoriea for et jo' went snd r-rraatio
at tha best watering paces will be ionnd b. r
special attention will be g vs* to tbe romf rt and
improvement of iuvauda.
V.sitors to Momvale necessarily pasa over ti e
East l.nnessee, Virginia and Georgia Riilrosu,
making tb* city of Vnoyville. Tn witse, a point ;
thence via Knoxville aud Charleston Ra lrv-d n.
Mar.,ville, aixtteu luiha. whence ptasetmers -re .
e av eyed ii mail *t»**s. tunning id c. nnection with
the trains, to ibe Si riuna, nins mile, oistam.
he.urn An k*ta can K uhiain*d a: -11 p.oiniheu.
poiflla.
Board per day —„$ 2 50 !
- W -‘ We k 1 1«.ffi
•• •* uvu a. Msy mv J i.e 45 i* (
•• •• — July, Augur: and bept'r— ut ■ w
ChUdrer. under ten years cf ag ana oolore l ser
vants bait p ice.
Address, for he pain: hletconlsimuc analysis sne i
desenpt on >i the Ws'e . ttc.,
JO L KI x G f Pro} riutor,
Ju aukw.f Mr ntvsle Springs, Ea t Teun. !
KENTUCKY
Military Institute.
>iix Miles from Frankfort.
A MONG ITS ADVAKTAf.ES MAY BE - SUJIER-
xi. ated a full Faculty, with superior men in every
.'et'Mt.m Dt; an unuauaily full course of study; a
st,irt military discipline; freedom from the ntani-
f )ht temptations ihst ordinarily attend college life
in town oredy; the discipline ^if tLe ctmp, com
bined with the comforts and tlea»ure6 of home life,
which can hardlv be fonnd elsew here.
Tbe tweuty eighth academic year will begin on
Monday, September 1, 1873. Send for cats ogue to
Col. R. T. P- ALLEN, superintendent.
jon20 dl-»Awr2in Farmdale. Fraaklin co , Ky.
vjUOKCjrE FAGE & CO
\antfa< Ti r.tRi OF
Fnieat Portable ('ireuhr Mills,
Stationary and P.rttv
•- fEA!V! F.f^i.'v
«h:jst 3i‘.:.n
; r .
Eg* ui-for CaUUogutsand Price-Lit* t
N. S. JOJSTF.S,
Froxziaioxk Ai-oalc /
HO. 3 PIKE'S Or’ERA I> JwSE 3ULLDING
Ciitoirxrxtit 4 . -.^lto.
Carefully and romptIyfilled at low
aw6
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- r ost d rfrr.ble iortfcsirt; 7 Ci-
t:.r .n the world. - Hmy aie intended
Etr.ctiy z - a
TciHporo-ncc Bitters
only, v to” .In r. m d. -.nc, nna c.vrr.ysco
cordin ; to C.~ birr,'.
Ti. / . re tire w.' xclicr citbe stcbletnd
debilitat-'l. T act u. on r. diseased Ever, and
stinicTte to guilt a ue_.?:-e tL-in healthy action
is at coca bnu.-M r.bc; .. As a remedy to which
Women r _■ o~:a’_y subject -t is super
seding every oid _• stinu.ih.ui. Ar, a Spring
it nd Sox::: u Tonic iL< v hero no equal.
They a-- - end rentlc i-urr-A-c us well*3
Tonic. 3 fir.- r' They a:e a
eplcnr.: . Ap -e - 'Th - - A . strong.
They j.-jiity* r.- 1 .uvis . etc. Ti • y curs .^yj-
pecsic Ccn=t Cfh-u stud n.-sd..-: . They act
as a lac :n:U spci t ci t :: ■ rders which
u:: > rr >. ■ il.“ ui1/ ci j.A -ud hresi down
th. i o-l spirits.
>-t. f 3 Park P!:.:e York.
/.iipojtr.f.vr i.vroK.yt.iTjro.r
THS‘'L:aHT RQKNSfiS”/
T! !E "LIGHT PliiSEISG
i.O
Ui
c-f
100,000 PER YEAR
ARE NOW BEING MADE CF THE
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DOMESTIC’
Wewiug Machine,
At almost tbe beginning of Hie Company’s trade.
If their business were organized as widely as
that of the old com, anirs,
1 a o o o, o o o
would be sold per yeai.
Wliirli is the
to sell !
itiacltiue tohuy 1 Which
CD *%
• ■ w
TO SEWEnS.
Thedifl'r* uce between the •«Don-t.i» t ic‘'aud otlur
viing luacoiiies U, briefly—
“ DOMEST - C ”
Does good work with little sk 11 and rough hand
ling: others do not.
“ DOMESTIC ”
Keeps in order with ordinary usage: others do not
“ DOJIEWTIC ”
Does both light and heavy work well: some otherB
do light work aud -ume heavy, but not b th.
“ DOMESTIC”
Works easily: others comparatively hard.
‘•DG3IEWTIC ”
Sells readily, because it rei ders such solio service,
that everybody likes it; others sell more orleis,
because widely knowu tor a long time, aud business
well organized.
“DOMESTIC ”
Is in'reasiDtf pales where known and extenflin
where unknown, gaining ground ever* where e/e:
day.
Agents for Mher Macliine, desiring to increase their incomes, are daily recogniz
ing our claims >y casting their Jot with us.
ti®* All are invited to address us in Atlanta for terms, &c.
mayv-euawtf DOIV1 ESTIC S. AT. CO-. Atlautn; G-».
‘TIII£ GREAT UNKNOWN.’
Who Is He and Where Does He Live l
E LIZABETH MARTIN, of Jackson, Tennessee,
has receuttj died intestate, leaving a large es
tate, with nephews and nieces her onlv eifctributees
One of these nepnews, whose eumame is
P OWELL,
resides, it is isid, somewhere on the line of rsilrosd
between Cbattauiogs aud Augusts—believed to be
between AtUn-a *nd Cha tanooga. His Chriatixa
name is not kuoaa.
If this Dotice should reach him, and hs will con
fer immediately with the undersigned, fie wi 1 be
putin poasfss.on of information of great import
ance to him.
<»AKTHBLL & ST4 PHK8S,
jel4-d3twlt Attorneys at Law, Atlanta, Ga.
„ WAGES
TT'OR ALL YVHO ARE WILLING TO WORK
_D Any pereon, < Id or youLg, of either sex, cat
make from 110 to *SU per week ar heme day <c
evening. Wanted by all. Suitable to either City or
couatry, aud any season of the year. Thi- is a tare
opportut tty for th. se who ere cut of wi rl: and out
ot money, to make an independent living. No capi
tal being required. Our pamphlet, “EOW TO
MAKE A L1YTNG,’’ giving full instructions, sent on
receipt of 10 cents. Address, A. bURTON & CO.,
Morrisania, westoeester Co.. N. Y.
AGENTS
TS7 A calir to the McKee Manuf*c-
*V iiil A AJA# tnrieg Co. ,300 Broadway, N. Y.
every wfcer*. to sell our cew
and novel Embroidering Ma
chine, tend for^-llusti^ted cir«
THE PARLOR COM PAN ION
E ery Laly wants onel
Every Man ought to have one! !
Sent „u receipt of Ten C -n;s. Address L- F. HYDE
A to., 195 Seventh Avenue. New York,
mayli-eodswly
d*— ti*.k per — j. Yg“utt> wintedi All
WtyJTOtP—' " classes oi working peopie.of eitiiei
sex, young ut offi, muke mote Ltuuej at work to- n*
m their s|vare Liomeuts, or all tha Ume, than at an;
hing else, lirtiouars tree. Address G. Stinson
Tarraut-s Seltzer Al»ci»**nt
A cure for for Indigestion frightful,
A bubbling beverage delightful;
A remedy loc every ailment
O’er which the Bilious make bew ilrnent;
A axative. thougti miid, effective.
A tonic, nervine and corrective;
An anodyne and sudorific,
A wonderful Sausk cpecifio—
Embodying every lore ingredieat •
That Mother Nature deemed expedient,
With kindly liberal band to fling
It.to the lamons tel'z-r 8prirg!
TABOAJUT’S ErF< B VX8C*!.T SELTZE. APEBI.^
SOLD it k ALL DRUGGISTS. J