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Newspaper Page TextL 0 CAL r! £ A !3. School ExhfSMlloas- The Puj is of M its HnnstH's School, , rjjrr the direction of their Teachers, ;i ,rive an entertainment in the Male \' r V adeinv, Thursday evening. July Ist, at 8 o’clock, for the benefit of the j> , Oytcrian Parsonage. Admission, F a c t* Children under 12 years 25cts. !;svuj-F, Ac.vr eny.—The Exam ’ ofion Exercise of this Institution , v ill come off at the Academy Building , a[ a ndav and Tuesday the 28th and 0Q »i, Instant. Soeeehes will bo do j; cm and Compositions rend by the . on Tuesday evening the 29th, . ;.,oncing at 7 o’clock, P. M. The public are respectfully invited to be present, and witness the exircas « ■" g, H. & A»W. ■’ F 0 BEE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS and skoss, Jl'kilchall Street , ATLANTA, GEORGIA. „ vill *«H '«> conn ry inenrtiifliU ut New Yoik Pl ” e -.’rrtfgnt« added. Nov. Ist, 1 =6S wly C arl•ra vis 11 c *.} <c« m. The question for the next regular B , qing of this body: “Are debating Societies beneficial to Society.” Af firmative —O. H. Milner, Thoo. F. Smith. Negative— J. Ix J. W . Pritchett. The election of officers resulted 'as follows: President—R. W. Murphey; Tice President —Wm. H. Howard; Secreta ry—John M. Moon; Librarian —J. D- Endlow; Treasurer—Wm. H. Tram mell. J. M. MOON, Sec’y. t " N. (xilroath A Son are receiving a huge lot off-r.it Jars, Patented in lsiiH. The simplest and best jar yet invented. ftorJourdou, Howard & llarralson. Atlanta Tobacconists, sell the finest tobacco, and more of it, than any other house in the State. They keep all our people, up this way, a puffing, chew ing and a spitting. The “STAH” Saloon, by 11. L. Sil lers, is the place to get your fine wines, hnadios, whiskeys, ram, gin, ice lem onade, tcbaoco, segurs, oyat era, lobster, confectioneries, etc., etc. Sellers is a model bar-keeper, and can fix up a drink quicker, better, cooler, and ■ ■" than any man in the State, and keeps the best liquors that the world can produce. Call and see him. fcir jeorge Sharp, Jr., Liye lewder, A Junta, has had twi uity-one years e\j < lienee as a watch maker and Jew el r. Ail work done by him is guar anteed to give satisfaction, or no charge. Small profits and quick sales is his motto, and to do first-class work. At J. T. Guthrie’s you will still liml Ice Cream and Soda Water for ti. tu-unwind, call around and “eat, uiv k. ■•ml l>e merry.” Mr. (k keeps i:is :-od,t Water as cold as ice can make it, aid doep not make money ,a special object, but for the accomhiodation of th 'itizens and pnUic genera.ly, does la- kt p this delightful and invigorating hovcia :'c. His polite and affable little clock, Jessie Smith, is ever ready to wait on their customer* and greet them with a pleasant “grin.” Give them a call. of the Grave-yarfi Commit tee met at the old Ebennezzar grave yard on Monday last, according to ap pointment, but no one else came near the spot. It seems that our grave yards are doomed to remain as they arc—neglected and forgotton. young and worthy fellow citizens, Reuben and George Matter riELD, have associated themselves in business, and just received and opened an entirely fresh stock of Staple and Fancy Dry-Gpods, Notions, Clothing, < groceries, Ac., in this place. They are both sober, steady, and industrious young men, of good business qualifica tions, and are destined to do well. — •See their advertisement. BfsrOuß Sqhool Examinations, Exhi bitions, &c.—From announcements elsewhere in this paper, it will be seen that, during the incoming week, we are to have a little amusement in the way of Examinations, Exhibtions and Concerts, by our Schools. Miss Han > H „ Concert and Tableaux, on Thurs day night’the Ist of July, is for the benefit of the Presbyterian parsonage, in this place, A worthy object. Wo hope it will be liberally patronized.— Tickets can be had at tire stores of the Messrs. Clayton, Howard & Erwin, and Dr. ,J. \\ r , E. Best, for the latter, of our Sabbath School Scholars, together with a number of our citizens, have gone down to Etttar lee, to-day (Wednesday,) to a Fejebru tion. We regret that it was out of our power to attend, as it is publication day, but hop® that Hr. J. Black burn, or some othW frieiicl, will give us a few dots about it, next week. i.- *?*L.There is to be a Tableaux and Concert at Adairsville, on Friday even ing next, for the benefit of one of their ( harelips, in that place. We make this announcement for the benefit of any who may wish to attend. teeI*We 1 *We hope that our brethren of the Methodist Church, in tills place, ydll, at once, seriously consider the importance of building anew brick Church, on the site of the old wooden one ? which is fast rotting down. lij liiuiN and Ordinances of t!:c Town of ias lcisvli le. Approved June 2’Jd, iB6O. Section 1. The officers of the board shall consist of a President, Secretary and Treas urer; in the absence of either officer, the members present shall fill such offices, pro tern. i Section 2. The regular meetings of the . board >. shsffijho oa Ahft first and third Mon day nights in cacli month, unless chaug- J cd by the Board; three of said Boards shall constitute a Quorum to transact any busi ness. The President, or a quorum shall have power to call c-itra meetings of the Boards in ease of emergency. Any member of the Board, faiiing to attend any meeting of the Board without sufficient excuse, shall pay a fine of one dollar. Section 3. The Secretary shall read ell proceedings of the Board, and sign all Or dinances and precepts as Secretary of the Board. Section 4. The Treasurer shall give bond and security to this Board, and their suc cessors; in qJKc6, for fifteen hundred dollars, to be such upon in any (Joiivt of law by the present Board, or their successors in office, upon his failing to pay over all monies and other effects when required by the Board, or their successors in office. The Treasurer shall pay out money only by order of the Board and take receipts for the same. Bed ion 5. The .Secretary shall have power to issue executions, the same to be directed to tlio Marshall to levy on the I goods and chattels, lands and tenements against whom executions may be ordered from the Board”, under the same Rules arid Regulations that Constables now levy and sell. Executions to be issued against those who may become indebted to the Board, by fines, taxations, forfeitures. Ami it shall be the duty of the Marshall to make a return of all papers in his hands, mid ull his official acts, at each regular meeting of flic Board.— And the Secretary and Treasurer and Mar shall, shall receive the same cost as Consta bles and justices of the peace, in such cases for issuing and collecting and to be paid by defendants. All monies collected (cost ex cepted) shall be paid to the Secretary and Treasurer twice a month. Section 6. Each male inhabitant of this incorporation subject by the laws of this State to work on road-', slialbpav a tax of four dollars; aficl all owners of Heal Estate and Stock in trade, shall pay a tax of not more than three-eiglits of one per cent, on the value thereof; upon failure to give in, the Board shall have power to assess the same. Section 7. All owners of Billiard or Pool Tables, shall pay a tax of Fifty dollars per annum. All owners of Tenpin Alleys or Ball Alleys, shall pay a tax of Fifty Dollars per annum. All vendors of spirituous liq uors, in less quantities than one quart, shall take out a license, and pay at the rates of fifty dollars a year; Such persons desiring to retail spirituous liquors shall apply to the Secretary and Treasurer, and get license to authorize them to retail. All wholesale vendors of ardent .Spirituous shall apply to the Secretary and Treasurer, and get license, and pay ten dollars per year. Any person or persons retailing or wholesaling without gettimg out license to authorize them so to do, shall, on conviction thereof, pay a fine of Five Dollars per day, for each day they so sell, and the Secretary shall be allowed $1 25 for issuing license, to be paid by the applicant. The keeping open doors, or selling on tire Sabbath, is positively for bidden, and for a violation of sucli an of fence, a fine will be assessed, as such offense may demand. License on a two-horse dray shall be $15.00 per annum ; one-horse dray $10.00; wheelbarrow $5.00. Section 8- Firing guns, or pistols, or crackers, drunkness or noisy conduct, loud and profane swearing, fighting, public in decencies, drawing weapons likely to pro duce death, obstructions in the streets or side-walks, (except for building purposes) nuisances, prejudicial to the health or con venience of the inhabitants of this town. — Gambling of any kind; running or driving a lu.rse or animal of any kind, at an unusu .al rate; Feeding teams in the I‘ublic Square on any of the side-walks; exhibiting Stal kms or Jacks in the incorporation, (except ; n Stable lots) letting the same to mares; refusing to repair fire-places, chimneys or stoves which may be in an unsafe condition; refusing to cleanse public or private pvivys; for the commission or omission of any of the offences named in this section the offender shall pay a fine not. to exceed $25 or be imprisoned or both at the discretion of the board. Section 9. All shows of circuses or Me nageries, shall, before exhibiting in this town get license from the Secretary and Treasurer, and pay a tax of twenty-five dollars for each day, and $1 25 to the Sec retary for issuing the same. All shows of wax-figures, slight of hand performances, Organ-grinders &c., and all other shows or exhibitions for pay in said town, shall pay a tax of not more than five dollars, per day for each day. All trancient Auctioneers or Peddlers shall pay a tax of not less than $2 50 per day for each day they sell or offer to sell. All owners of property in this town shall assess the value from the first day of April in each year, and give in the same, to the Marshall or any other person, the board may appoint, as held by them either in their own right or any other person; and they shall first take an Oath to be prescribed by said Board. Section 21. All persons are forbidden to hitch a horse or other beast to shade trees, or pollings, or to injure shade trees in any way, Any person failing or willfully neg lecting to repeat either of the above Ordi nances shall be fined not less than one dol- lar or over five. Section 12. Any person, failing or refus ing to assist the Marshall (when summoned) in carrying out any of the provisions of the foregoing Ordinances, shall be fined not less than one dollar, or over five. And the Marshal shall have power to assess and collect fines for a violation of any of these Ordinances, but if the offender is not satisfied he may appeal to and have his fine remitted or reduced. Section 13. In accordance with law, au thorizing the passage of these Ordinances, for the government of the town of Cartors ville; and for the purpose of enforcing the same, it shall be the duty of the Marshall to see that these Ordinances and all by-laws are strictly enforced, or any Ordinance that may hereafter be passed by the Board, and the Marshal! shall give bond and security fer the faithful performance of his duties as Marsliiili of said U>"’n, and the said Marshall shall, before entering upon the duties of his oftiee, take an oath to carry out and admin ister the duties of his office impartially and without favor. Section 14. Any of the above By-Laws and Ordinances, maj- be altered or amended, at any meeting of the Board. J. C. MADDOX, Secretary and Treasurer. IBS?* Mr. Jphu Turhune, living near ‘the lino of Bartow and Floyd counties, happened to the sad double mislormno ■of getting his dwelling burned, a few j days since, whereupon, from the fright ! caused by the fire, his wife being in del- I icate liealth, immediately expired. This ; very unfortunate circumstance, we are I credibly informed, leaves Mr. Turhune jin a very destitute condition. Very j nearly everything he had to rely upon to make his crop, was burned—not e ven a bedquDf or blanket was left. him. His friends and the friends of Immaui j ty are making an effort to aid him in | his .extremity- Any amount any one may wish to contribute to aid this poor unfortunate family, if forwarded to Col. J. C. Roper, at Kingston, will be safely delivered to the afflicted ones. S P E CIA L S . CROCKERY and Glass-ware are “womens’joy,” especially if it is nice, just such as can he found by the car load, at the rncdel crockery store of Mcßride & C os - 7 Atlanta. Drwmzocle 4 Co.’s Liver Pill* for the liver. For constipation, one of Dromgooie & Co.'s Live' PI Is Drowgotle t Co.’s Liver Pi Is cures sick headache Droompool j & Co,’s Buchu restores early decav. For weak back, use Drotneoole 4 Co.’s Bucl u. Il.iiinßoule 4 Co.’s Buchu i* the and cheapest. Physicians prefer Ilrompoole 4 Co.’s Buchu. To Town Tax payers. All persons subject to Luxation with in the Corporate limits of Cartersville (two miles square, as per recent sur vey) are hereby notified to come for ward and give in their Tax, for the year 18G9. The Tax receiver, J. C. Jones, will not call on you out of his office any more, but will be found at the Council Room, over the store of Messrs. Stokely & Williams, from 8 o’clock a. m., to 6 p. m. The Books will be closed on the 30th instant. By Order of the Board. J. C. MADDOX, Sec’t and Tres. Cartersville, June 10, 1809. 2t Redw ne A Fox, Atlanta, Ga., arc Whole sale Agents for the sale of Dromgoole A Co’s Medicines. Sold, in Cartersvilie, by W. 1,. Kirkpatrick, Druggist, Deckerman's Horse and Cattle Powders. Deckerman’s king of Oil Liniment. Deckerman’s Universal Ointment, good for man anc beast. For sale by. wOm W r . L. LIRKPATRICK. Pain and diflioclty in urinating—Dromgoole 4 Co.’s Buchu. For Inst manhood, use Dromgoole 4 Co.’s Buchu. Frequent incliuatiou to urinate, use Dromgoole & Co.’s lJnchu. For Kidneys and Bladder, use Dromgoole & Oo.’s Buchu. Physicians’ and editors’ wives’ use E. F. B. F. F. It. cures uA.y old chron’c oas-9 The great Female regulator, K. F. B. Hundreds of letters from all parts of the country speak of the wonderful efficacy of E. F. B. In al F anile complain's PIANOS. The undersigned would respectfully announce that lie is enabled to furnish the most magnificent Pianos ever seen in this country, from $325 to SBOO. — Having superior advantages, and many years experience in the business in Europe and America, I can sell a first class Piano, 7, or 7f Octave, with all the very latest improvements SSO to SIOO less than they can be bought elsewhere; put them up at your house, keep it in tune, free cf charge, for 12 months, and warrant every Piano five years. He will have specimens here, or confer with you in person, by ad dressing Residence, Kenesaw House, F. L. FREYER, Marietta, Ga. Mcßride & C°n Atlanta, Ga., have the finest stock of Plated Wares ever before offered for sale in that city. No humbug in this. S. Clayton & Son, are now offering great inducements to those wishing to purchase goods. Having determined oil a change in business, they propose to sell as follows: Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, at Cost, for Sixty days. Books, Stationery, Confectioneries and Groceries, at very short profits. Fresh Green and Black Teas, at low figures. 500 Good Envelopes for sl. 500 Very Good Envelopes for sl. 25. 5 Quires good Commercial Noto Pa per for 75 cts. Paper Window Shades 2 for 25 cts, or 5 for 50cts. Anything you want, in their line, can be had at prices to suit you. Cartersville, June 16,1869. if Whenever you need a pi)!, try one of Dmmgoole & Co.’s I.ivrr Pills, ar,d you will have no other. If billion?, use Dromgoole & Co.’s Liver FIU. English Female liitte’s cures all females, E. jt\ IS. Cures ail Female irregularities. It cures old aiid young, and imparts life and bouyaucy to all. E. F. R. merits public esteem and confidence. The great female blesalrg V. a A choice lot of fresh and Sea enable Medicines, Toilet articles, etc., Just receiv ed by W. L. KIRKPATRICK. When a Scotch minister told his neighbor that he had preached two hours and a half the day before, the neighbor said to him, ‘Why minister, were you not tired to death ?’ ‘Aw nae,’ said he, ‘I was as fresh as a rose; but it would have done your heart good to see how tired the congrega tion were/ In the storm which followed the decoration of the Federal graves at Arlington, the winds swept the flow ers off the graves of the Union soldiers and placed them knee deep, in some places, on the graves of the d Q ad Con federates. When Andy Johnson was in the White House he only required an usher, at a salary of SI,OOO, to wait on him. Ulysses the First requires six ushers, at a salary of $13,380 to do the same work. “It is a standing rale in my church,” said one clergyman to another, “for the sexton to wake up any man he sees asleep.” ‘ I think ’ replied the. other, “that it would be better for the sexton whenever a man goes to sleep under your preaching, to wake you up.” Pretty Poll !—The latest prank on the slander mill was the killing of a parrot, a bird, which was manufactur ed into an assassination of Judge Par rott, and furnished the Tribune man for dissemination. Ku- Klux! —Dalton Citizen. Watermellons sold in Atlanta on the 17th at four dollars each. The mark et was reported a little weak in the evening, and the best article command ed only two dollars. " Til A LIVE DRUG STORE - ~-•■• Atlanta, fia, •; ; , -A* -a*-’ RED WINE *c FOX, Corner of Whitehall and Alabama Streets, GEORGIA. junc 1, 1869. wly W* A. l AHBItt, Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, Ga. DONT READ THIS! But if you will, pause in your mad career, and purchase of the undersigned, first-class Drugs and Medicines. Laboring rather for reputation and sound commercial standing, than wealth, I can afford to sell my goods at living rates. I therefore publicly announce, that those who are anxious to" purchase the very best of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window-glass, and Patent Medicines, should give me a call. Having been identified with Atlanta and her interests, previous to the war, I have presumed that being reestablished, my old friends and customers would return. Constantly receiving new goods, rejecting inferior articles, purchasing of first hands, I am compelled to sell them: Ist. Because they are of good quality; 2nd. Because they are cheap; and lastly, because lam determined to build up a number one, first-class Drug Business. You may rely upon what I say. lam also prepared to offer to the public CHENEY’S ANODYNE COUaH SYRUP, an excellent, thing for children. It is regardod as a legitimate medicine, and stands upon its merits, alone, and is a safe, reliable, family medicine for old and young. In croup, it has no equal; for whooping-cough, bronchial affections, diseases of t he chest, it is most excellent. PRYOR’S ORIGINAL PILL OINTMENT- Iam prepared to offer to the public. In burns, scalds, bruises and rheumatism, it is highly recommended, as its name indicates, it is without a parallell in Hemorrhoids. Many good people bear Witness to this assertion. GIGG S APERIENT PITTS. I am proprietor of, and beg especially to mention, that in sick head-ache, sour stomache, nausea and the bad effects of late hours, they are wonderfully successful. All of the above I am prepared to Wholesale and Retail. Atlanta, Georgia. June 24th 1869. wly Special Notices, Extra Special Kofi( c Bewareof Counterfeits I Smith’s Tonic yrup has been counterfeited, and the counterfeiter brought to grie SMITH’S TOXIC STRIP. The genuine article must have Dr. John Bull's pri vate 3tamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell the original John Smith’s Tonic Sj rup of Louisville, Ky. Examine wel the label on each bottle. If my private gtamp is not on the bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived. See my column advertisement, aod my show card I'will prosecute any one infringing 'on my right. The genuine Smith’s Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by myself. Thn public’s servan*, DR. JOHN BOLL. Louisville, Ky., April 23.1568 Tax Notice. I will be in Aclairsville, May 15th, June 7th, 21st Kingston, “ 17th June Bth, 22d. Euharlee, “ 18th “ 9th, 23d. Stilesboro, “ 19-th “ 10 21th. Allatoona, “ 20th “ 18 25th. Cartersville, “ 21st “ Ist, July 6th. Cassville, “ 22d “ 19, July sth. Etowah, June 2d “ 17, July Ist. Wolf Pen, “ 3d, “16 and 30th. Pine Log, “ 4th, “ 15, and 29th. Sixth Dist. “ sth, “ 14 and 28th. Cass Station, July 2d. Persons returning lands are required to return the same by number, district and section. ZACK A. McREYNOLDS, Tax Receiver. May 10, 1869. Billy Edwards, wc wish it distinctly un derstood, is no sardine, but a number one snddlc and harness maker and repairer.— He is now engaged in putting up saddles and harness for velocipedes, horses, buggies, carriages, wagons, dump carts and trucks, and can make them right or left handed or both, to suit buyers. lie says that his not being a married man, is, by no means, to be taken as evidence that he is a dog, for his remaing single is not his fault. We sympa thise with Billy, but can’t cry any. TO CONSUMPTIVES. THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to make known to his fellow-suffer ers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge,) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a Sure Cure For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to to be invaluable; and he hopes* every sufferer will try his remedy, as it wil cost them nothing, and may prove a bless ing. REY. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. ERRORS OF YOUTH. A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and di rections for making the simple remedy by which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser’s experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN, No. 42 Cedar Street, New York. Have you ever been to see Mcßride & Co’s, extensive and handsome CrOOftCry ES* faMls IUB §fit in Atlanta ? If you have not you are certainly behind the times, and we would advise you never to let another opportunity to see it slip. TAKE NOTICE. PETER MARSH IS AGENT OF BAR TOW COUNTY, FOR BALL’S PATENT WASHIMG MACHINE. It washes by Rotation, of current wick saves labor, fuel and fabric, and consequent ly time and money. The process being so simple, that a mere child can almost do the family washing. No frazeling or loss of Buttons occasioned by washing with this Machine. 80 minutes Boiling is sufficient time to accomplish all that is desirable.— Call at the Lamp and Oil Emporium where you can see for yourself. Price $1 50, P. MARSII, Ag’t. mm spmm mm§ HOWARD & ERWIN. OUR MR. ERWIN having, in person, se lected our SFRINS and SUMMER STOCK CF GOODS, In Philadelphia and New York, and purchased for €\ISSM, we are enabled to offer to our I old and new customers, a splendid stock of Seasonable Goods, comprising, in part, of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS: PERCALES, MUSLINS, MERINOS, ALPACCAS, a beautiful selection of CALICOS AND WHITE GOODS. CHECKS. SCOTCH PLAIDS, HOSIERY. &C. LADIES' SPRING HATS, a choice selection of GLOVES, SHOES in great variety, among them Miles & Son’s celebrated Philadelphia made SHOES, &C. FOR GENTLEMEN, We have CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, BOOTS, and SHOES : HATS, all styles ; in short, everything usually called for in our line, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, We call attention to our large stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, for Men and Boys, STATIONERY, AC. We have believed Jhat our growing town de manded a good stock of Books, especially Sclrxsl Standard Books, paper, ens eSopes, &.C., and arc now offering unusual facilities to purchasers, and our ar range men is are such, in the New York market, that we can supply any book needed, whether Historical, Literary or Classical. We shall mate Lhis a feature in our business. GROCERIES, AC. Our general stock is well selected. SOGAR, COFFEE, SYRUP, NAILS, SADDLES and BRIDLES LEATHER COLLARS, and TRACE CHAINS, CROCKERY, A fine stock of Crockery, of the usual varie ties. WOOD-WARE. A splendid assortment, Southesn made, We respectfully invite the attention of our customers, old and new, to our stock of Goods and promise them a full equivalent for their money. HOWARD & ERWIN, april 1, 1869, Cartersville. Ga. FOR S-A.XjIE_ Will be sold on the first Tuesday in July, 1809, at public out-cry in Cartersville, the following property, to-wit; The Mill House and Lot, known as the Magnolia Mills prop erty, the house two stories, 30 by 70 feet, , containing Shafting, Belting and fixtures for a Machine Shop, with Plaines, Matching, Moulding and Tenenting Machines, and all the appliances usually found in a Shop of the Kind. Also one set of Corn Rocks, and one sett Burr (French) Wheat Recks, with good Smutter and Bolting Cloth, besides, good Engine and Boiler, all in running, or der, under decree of Court, sold to wind up Partnership affairs of Sligli <£, McElreath.— Terms Cash, unless previous arrangements made as to Salo. June 15th 1869. ts. JNO. W. WOFFORD, Receiver. Mcßride & Cos, Atlanta, are sole Agents for the “Eureka Coffee Pot.” The Star Store* ■*> *l’ V '** JACOB ELSAS & CO.,' DIALERS IN DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS-NOTIONS. AC SOLE AGENTS FOR THE Nashville Paper Mills. Eitllttcfiall Strut, Fourth Door from the Comer of Alabama ,, ATLANTA, GA. JACOB ELSAS, MORRIS ADLER JULIUS DREYFOOS, may 11/69. wtf BOOT a™ SHOE STORE!. T. H. KENNEDY & CO.. CARTERSVILLE. GA, ARE JUST RECEIVING and opening a very fine assortment of Hoots AND Shoes ! FOR THE SPRING it SUMMER WEAR; ALSO, LEATHER AND CALF-SKINS; TOGETHER WITH SHOE FINDINGS, A General Line. Hats, Carpet Satks UMBR SLLAS, &0. AII of which were bought FOR CASH, and will be sold at the most reasonable prices l Call and See what we can’t describe to you on pape •, and we are satisfied that you can and will be pleased, both in quality and price of Goods. At the old stand ofMilnor and Kennedy, T. H. KENNEDY & CO. April 1,1669. Let There Be More L i g li t ! J.Estrella Oil OR ILLUMINATING FLUID, IT CANNOT BE EXCELLED. WARRANTED not to EXPLODE. WARRANTED to give a better liarht than the Best Kerosene, and also warranted to burn equally as long, if not longer, And is Retailing at GO cents GALLON. Come one, come all, and give It a trial. 1 Guarantee Satisfaction. There is no one but myself having this Oil for sale I have the exclusive right to manufacture and sell it. The public need have no fears oT getting it constantly. Thousands have tried It and are satisfied. This Oil is for sale, at THE Oil, AND LAMP EMPORIUM P. MARSH, Sept. 10, 1808. Caitersville, Ga. Assignee's Sale. ’WST’IEL BE SOLD, before the courthouse V W door in the town of LaFnyette, Walk er county, Ga., between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in July, 18G9, the following property, to-wit; Lot of land No. 08, in the 9th district and 4th section of said county, containing 120 acres, more or less. Sold as the property of John W. Grantham, a Bankrupt. ABEL WILLIS, Assignee. May 1, 1809. [printers fee $5 J. E. ROBERTS Having added to his stock of choice GROCERIES AND Confect ioneri’ $, BOOTS, Sloes, Hats, &c. DOMESTICS AND COTTON YARNS. Is prepared to accommodate his customers, with the above goods, at reasonable, living prices, for cash, and cash only! He pledges himself to do just what he promises—nothing more —nothing less—because it is all that he can afford to do. CAETERSVILLE, March 17. W M. CRAY, Worker and Dealer in ITALIAN AND WHITE IIUPLAND, AND American Statuary Marble, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, Headstones* Tablets, Urns, Vaccs and Mantle Piece Work, and | FTT.RJSriSHIN'Q MARBLE WORK OF ALL IDIiaiR.XIPT'IOJSI s |J~\ESIG.\S ot Monuments, or any other I 1 / Marble Work, furnished free of charge. I Moulding in Plaster done to order. solicited and promptly ’ filled. I Office and Yard opposite the Georgia Raii Road Depot. S. B. OATMAN, Agent, march llwly ATLANTA, GA. Citation. To James Henderson, William Henderson, Lewis Henderson, and Reliant Henderson, Mary Saxon, Hugh Saxon, Henry Ilender* son, Nancy Owens, formerly Nancy Hender son, and Jessie G. Henderson, and James Hendrix and wife: Richard Henderson having applied for probate, at the August Term, 1869, of this ! Court, of the Will of William Henderson, deceased, to which he claims to be an exeo ■ utor being so named in said Will. You ami each of you, are required and cited to be and appear at the Ordinary's i Office, in the Court House of Bartow County, at the regular August Term, 18G9, of the Court of Ordinary for said County, to attend tho probate of said Will. This 3rd May 1809. J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary, B. C. tITVIION. To Abner A. Hood, George S. Hood, Lou. Smith, formerly Louisa Ilood, Itutha Ann Me Key, formerly, Rutha Ann Hood, W. H. Hood and John It. Hood, having applied for probate at the August Term 1809, of this Court of the will of Henry Hood deceased, to elicit they claim to be executors, being so named in said will. v ou, and each of you, are required, and Cited, to be and ap pear at the Ordinary’s office in the Court House of Bartow county, at the regular Au gust term, 1869, of the Court of Ordinary, for said county, to attend tho probate of said Will Witness my hand and seal of office, this 3d May 18G9. J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary, B. C. THE GA. MARBLE WORKS 1 AltS now prepared to fill all orders for Marhlo.iaori to furnish MONUMENTS, SLABS, TOOMBS and finished in the best style, and at lower prices than the ame work done with Northern Marble. Our Marble is equal to the Jl Best American. Jk Dealers can be supplied with /"Hi'lWkf'- i'lj ijlljjl Blocks and Slabs nl any di- j |i|[:||i ilillllll -11 mansions. For any inform- I ‘ 111 1 u “' ation or design, address Hiulitil' -. J. A. BISANEIi, AG'T. GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS, Jasper, Pickens Cos., Ga. Septembers, 186S. wly Carpets, Oil Cloths, Curtains, Wall Paper, &c. OUR STOCK in the above goods is large and complete, and we are offering extrs inducements to CASH BUYERS, at whole sale or retail. CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON & CO., cor, Whitehall and Hunter Streets, Atlanta, Ga. OUR STOCK of Famey I>ry Looch is the largest ever offered in the city. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Buyers Will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call. CHAMBERLIN, B. & CO., WE HAVE just received a largo lot of IRISH I.INEN,'I ABLE DAMASK. NAPKINS, BIRD’S EYE DIAPER, LA DIES’ AND GENTS’ HANDKERCHIEFS. SHIRT FRONTS, etc., etc., all of Our Own Importation, and arc offering them at prices far below any ever offered in this market. Buyers at whole sale or retail will find it time well spent to look at our stock before making their purchases. CHAMBERLIN. BOYNTON & CO., cor. Whitehall and Hunter Streets, mch 24 Atlanta, Gi Brick and Stone Ma sonry. LYMAff CHAPMAN is prep ared,! at all times, to undertake any kind of BRICK AND STONE WORK; and will take contracts for such work to al most any extent—from the running of a flue to the building of a palace. His work is well known in this community, as a very large proportion of it has been done under his own supervision. lie was brought up at tiro business by his father, Joseph* Chapman, formerly of Cassville, whose reputation as a mason has no parallel in this country, and man flatters himself that he can do as good work as his father. lor further particulars, apply to him in CartersviUe, Ga. may 1,1839 y ly Administrator* Sale. BJ virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary l of Bartow county, will be sold before the Courthouse door, in Carters ville, on flic first Tuesday in July next, lots ot land No. 613 and 514, in the 4th Dis. and ° a Section of Bartow county. Sold as the property of Cintarilla Scott, deceased, for the benefit of the creditors of said deceased. DAVID A. VAUGHN, May 18, 1860. wlOd Adm’r, jL H BRA DFIELDS CC N. i DK. J, BIUDUIELD'S I FEMAI'LE REGULATOR. ‘‘Womanßest Friend." THIS VALUABLE KtRICINt Is pr«'p»r*i for wn. MKN exclusively# snd to be oa etfbf WOV KN only, it Is adapted especially to those case* uh*ie tl is di-ordered, and will cure any Irregularity In 'ha "inenas*," except In such cast)* it* ri qu>< * »urglrs| operation. As these l»*t arc v rjr rat e, the PMfAl.lt HKGULATOK Is of almost tmivef«a! ffpfdieaii, n. In i a Midden cheek of the '•monthly corns's#” from eo>S t trouble of mind or like cause, ft acta like a Chirm, h) restoring the ditehgrqe in every l iptfafift, thus rtf llevtng ihe fevtr, headach*. ptttn In the es f ts back and 'Mower stomach,” lluahea **f Boat ntomt fh# face, ch’ily renaallono, burning of the eyelids ams gen eral rest 1 . sure-a. Taken In time, all there svtoplot*** pass atrav immediate’y. without li.Jot v to tie- cm sli tutlon. Frequently, h' n ever, the prop-ir remedy Is i <>t applied in time, the discus* becomes chronic, mol the foundation laid for numberless evil* to the constitu tion ol woman. The next “tuM.” comes are tied a'd there is no “show,”'or perhaps Iho ‘‘w hites’’ will Ap pear. There will be some uneasiness about the womb, but very little or none of the natural Ituid escaping.— The complexion becomes sallow, bowel* sir Ur-, a sort of greenish caste about the face, constant dull aching pains In the head, weight tfi the lower stomach and hack, with or without w hit's, palpitations ofihi heart, pallor, exhaustion, Indigestion, weariness, largopr, aching across the loins, loss of apnellte, pall) iti left breast, liglitne.-s aero** the chest. o‘>ugh and g| Idim ss. If still allowed togs on,‘green slckne#*” » 1,1 be fully developed—the headaatie becomes more sevei ». ts I'f] loss of metnury, diminished sensibility, *«<./' *tnunich, dyspepsia, no relish for food, logs of flesh, increasing flutteilne of the heart, *>relling ot thefett. legs and body and occasional soittlng ol blood. The slightest <,Q'ort causes nnrrh rl t» eothinj, almost The skin Is flabby and has a •'doughy feel.” This Is a sad picture, hut it Is the condition of thou*? mi* of women between the age* of 15 and 4.*», uh > are brouvht to the verge of the grave by Iminra roc or nraleei to take the proper remedy. To a I who are afflicted with aiv of the symptom* above mentioned, In connection with an Irregularity of tho "monthly -l<-k> e e.rne-tly sir TaKR OH. J. Bit A 1) K! EI.D’S PKM IJL.K UKfiUL\TOK. A few ounces taken, yu wi‘l »t orco experience its benefit*, and with a ti tle patience you mav he fully restored to health. Thisrtmody Ims been extensively used for upwards of 2d years by many pf the most exiteilehccd nn i m:c cessfiii Physician* |r> (ie 'rgl i. We repent, thul Hr. J. UradlleU 1 * f, insl* It ego Ia tor Is prepared for Wo men and to he used by Women on y. It would nu easy matter to furnish thousands ~f certificaP * to prove its excellence, hut prefer to place the medicine upon Its own merits. A trial is all wea k. Prepared and sold in any quantity, by Atlanta, Ga., December 20, IBM | DU. liKADFI ELD— Dear Sir : I take pleasure In stating 'hat some Mm* pre ious to the late war, I u-ed wits the utmost suc ••e-*l, on a servant gl'l, your Female Ke, ulaior 1> e pared then at Bradtl. Id’s Drug Store, W e»t Point, f) it . She had been snfferfng sevoie'y from suppressed mtn struatlon, and this medicines soon restored her to her health. She is to-day living in Atlanta, sound and well. 1 wl 1 state fnrt’ e>\ that I know its being used, with equal success, on u servant gb I of my tnother-ln-lay. Prof Uutherf. rd, of Athens, fl.a. this woman hi d' I think, been diseased for six years. She was a hoi so servant and seemed cu’ed, up to the time of > f done Ido not bed -ate to indorse your prepa stion for the purpose fur ahieh you recommend it V ms trul -’< JNO. C. WHITNKU. STATE OK WrmtGTA, TroupOounty. •nds is to certify fiat I Imve ex-imined the Be-In* of I)r. Joseih Ht-dfteld, Ol this county, »nd, ass med leal man, pr u mnee It to be a e<> ibjnaM ,u o'medi cines of great merit, in the treatment of all u.e d's. eases nf females, for which l.» r.-cvmm-nds it. This Dec. 2l»t, IbGS. W.Vi. P. BE A Lf.V, VI, >. . CARTKRSTU4K, Ga., April _»«?. 1869. Tins will certify that, two raembovs of my immediate family, after having niffemd for many years from menstrual irregu’arify, and lmve been treated without benefit ly various medical doctors, were, at langfh, c»ntpW"ly cared by one bottle of I>r. J.Bradfi old's I’i> male Rl i> ri.a cor. I, therefore, de.tu it try duty to furnish this certificate, witli ,’iu hope of drawing the attention of .suffering woman kind to I lie merits of a medicine, who e now er in curing irregular and suppressed in •n --strufttion, lias b?cn proven under my own personal observation. Its effect on such cases is truly Wonderful, and well may tho i cmedj bo called onian’s Best Frieud.*’ Yours, respectfully, JAS. W. STRANGE. L. H. BraflieM, Wholesale Druggist ATLANTA, GA For sale in Ciirtersv T ille, by vT. W. JB!E]3T Jan. 1, 1869. Druggist DR. 0. S. PBOPHITT’S Family Medicines, CONSISTING OF HIS CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, Anodme Pain Hill Zi. ANTI BILLIOUS PILLS. Ague Piles, . . . .AND. . .. Dysentery Cordial, Femile Tonic, . . . . AND..,. i» uni* i*i.r« i »ix lj. I’MR excellent Ret ediei of 0. S. Prophitt, M D., need no recommendation— th 4r wuii known p >wer tu re moving the rflsea es peou.Ur to our Southern rlunt', having already established tor them uu eoviut ,e repu tation in Georgia and the adj >iuing St .tea. A.(m majority of persons living In the South at e predispos ed to disease of the I.lvor, it Is grilled by all intet.i gent physicians that most of the p tins an i a rhea of onr people are ilue to organic or funutioua! derange non, of that important organ. Prophllt’s Uiv-r iVediciow and Antillilllous Till* strike directiv at tiie ro -t o! tim evil. They core tite J ive which, in nno ease* nut of ten. is at th j bottom if the Goughs, Dytpepsia, ,'olic, Sica Headache, Ithoumat'sin, Constipation. Menstrual Obstruction*, etc., so common among oir e .p'e,—- Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism, heurulgta and bodily pains of every kind lloe before Fropiilit** Pain Kill fit like chaff before the wind. If you liave Indigestion or in any form or any other Chronic Disease*, u^e Prophltt’s Liver >letlif£’ip, It is sate and reliable; pure V-getahie,ami a lUpit resdy for use at any and all times. Price, ti a bottle —Bd t*s per cent, discount by the dozenbotiic, or more «.lf von get Snake toit„ use propjiitt’s pain kill it, Internal and external Ts roc. fcivt a frtwJ. wound of any sort, u«e the PAIN Kli.l, IT. Il you get dog bit, apply the P..IN KILh, IP. DR. O. S. PROPHITT’S ANTI-BILLIOUS VEGETABLE PILLS. Purgative and Febrifuge, May h“ rel'ed/upon ns a safe and efficient catltv-th* In ail Febrile and Acute Diseases of all kinds, DR. O, S. PROPHITT’S PEG ETA BILE AGEE FILLS'. A case and certain remedy for Ague and Fever, OS’lts and Kcver, and all kind/ of Periodical in*-»sy», and is safe and reliable for ail to take at tu.y time, DR. PROJ’MT'FS COMPOUND DISCOTERY CORDIAL. A safe and genuine remedy for ail kind • of Itor e’' J V eases, Dysenteries, DUrrk-na, Bb-urfy Flux, Ac. It ■ . , ne given to all sizes, ages and sexes, and a Hi. tin. with perfect safety, where UiCtWltt anjtiling us that class Indicated. CORDIAL FEMALE TONIC AND Purifying Pillsu Th- Purifying Pill* .ind Female Tonic .**■> together aa A Toil preparation, as you **•* in Hie ||jf,« They have given perfect fotfifatitW hi me 1,1 for the fast twenty year,., In all. ease* that tin v ' r , commended for. 't he Pills may h,. taken V r-mnyrta * w ith the Liver Medicine, without the Tonic. A , Is any indl'-atior for them, such «s efinrn v - ~, u pB-efUng of the Pfel ot Pace, «- a fV- P> (, ~l’ the Blond, or a Flabby state offfie j. i, .'* ' ' ally follow K.ver, and < hills sr,d Ps“. *' ' vMl * All of the above Medicine* solrl hv-i> ntc ...- * fte ? cbahts ffeuerally Prepared only by »R. O. 8. I'm .Pitt Ft _ . . Cori - wfnu. For sale in Atlanta F»v L-H, DRADr it " Wholesale Druucist, »nd in Umi, .-sviiu't-! J W, F HEJtT,