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THE ADVERTISER. JORDAN E. WHITE, Local Editor. j W. C. WORUILL, Local Reporter. * THOMSON, GEORGIA. SATURDAY *DEC., 11, 1569 | Philadelphia and Atlanta Wine & I.iqn'r Company—~Whole?Be Dealers. Atlanta, La. Information for Our Friend*. AVe have been asked hv several of our friends who have become interested in the advertise ment of the Henderson Kentucky Prize «cheme whether it is similar, or likely to terminate as the St. L .uis PasAal House affair did, and we take this as the briefest method of answering one and all. Without doubt the Paschal House nffair terminated as a swindle ; and we have nothing but the most utter contempt for any one Who would be guilty of managing any en terprise as that was managed. But such a ter. mination of the Kentucky Scheme is stmply impossible, as both the Prizes and the binds ariiino from the sale of tieketsare in the hands of commissioners, who ar- bound by a most •irintrent charter to sec that all the condmons of the enterprise are fulfilled, before the owner of the property can obtain a dollar of the money. Our friends can therefore patronize the Sub me with every assurance that the whole will be conducted with the most perfect fairness to wards every ticket holder. A Disturbance- On the 3d inst., a young man giving Ins name as V. M. Moore from the vicinity of Augusta, laboring under the effects of mean whisky, got into a row with some freedmen near Conyers, in the course of which a negro named Abe Simms was shot slightly in the thigh, and two others, Cary and Tolison Carr said he abused *<'d heat them. He was ar rested and taken to Conyers for trial, but no one appearing to make oath to the charges against him, the prisoner was dismissed. R. M. ROSE A CO.—Wholesale Dealers in Pure Wines and Liquors, Atlanta, Ga. A Stubborn’ Fact.—There is scarcely any disease in which purgative medicines are not more or less required, and much suffering might be prevented were they more generally used. Vo person can feel cell while a costive habit of body; prevails; besides, itsoon generates diseases which might have been avoided by a timely use of Cathartic Medicines. For this purpose DR- TO IT S \ EtJEI ABLE Ll\ I.K PI LLS are confidedv recommended ; they are mild, safe, action. . , hm ■ * 111 '■ ■' all right, title Simmons Liver Regulator to -T. 11. Zeilin * Cos., who are the only ones that have any right to make the some, and the only ones that have the original, true, nrtl only receipt for the -nine. Any one manufacturing or . ff.-ring for sale the Simmons Liver Regulator, or Simmons' Liver Medicine, other than that put up by them, is an impostor and counterfei'er. None genuire but that put up by J. H. Zeilin & Cos. C. A. Simmons. A busy man is a locomotive, and life a track. -y night he drives into “ the house," and lams!II red up anew, i l ~ ’■ *" -o " M tins ultra of is necessary to keep the system in a perfect tone of health Magnolia Water. —Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. A petition to Congress to recognize the . be- Ijgerent rightsofthe republic of Cuba received fifteen thousand signatures in Philadelphia iu three days. Special Votice. The Great Pictorial Annual. ITostetter’s United States Almanac for 1870, for distribution, gratis, throughout the United St,a'es and all civil zed countries of the Western Hemis phere, will be published about the first, of January, and all who wish to understand the true philosophy of health should read and ponder the valuable sug gestions it contains. In addition to an admirable medical treatise on the causes, prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases, it embrace* a large amount of Information Interesting to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter, and professional man; and the calculations have been made for such meridians and latitude* as are most saltatde for a correct and comprehensive Na tional Calendar. The nature., usee, and extraordinary sanitary ef ects of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, the staple tonic and alterative or more than half the Christian world,are fully set forth In its pages,which are also interspersed with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for the household and farm, hu morous mccdotcs, and other instructive and amus ing reading matter, original and selected. Among the Annuals to appear with the opening of the year, this will lie one of the most useful, and may be had {or the asking. Send for copies to the Central Man ufectorv, at Pittsburgh, Pa., or to the nearest dealer in HOSTETTEK'S STOMACH BITTERS. The BITTERS are sold in every city, town and village, and are extensively used throughout the entire ciy ilized world. COOKING STOVES. No n-ood housekeeper can afford to be without a Cook Stove. U saves labor, time, and trouble It saves labor, because any woman can do her ow n Cooking on a Stove, without the assistance of a Cook. This is a very important item in “ house hold economy.” It saves time and trouble, because cooking can be done on a stove in much less time, and with half the labor required by the old plan I would therefore, inform all who arc wanting Good Stoves, (for cookii g-or heating,) that I have a large stock of them on hand. I have the “ Stew art Cook Stove,” the “Great Benefactor,” and the “ Southern Gcin,” which are the best made. I have Grates, Tin Ware, Lamps, and House Furnishing Goods generally, in Markham’s Block, on Peachtree street, Atlanta, Ga. Give me a call. V_ lui J.WARLICK., MARRIED. On the 2d inst., at the residence of tbe bride s father, Col. E. Steadman, by the Rev. 11. 11. Tucker, D. D., of Mercer University, Penfield, Mr. CHARLES V. SANFORD to Miss LIZZIE M. STEADMAN, both of Steadman, Ga. May all the tranquil joys of wedded love Attend through life and bless the happy pair. And. when released from earth, in realms above Heaven's angels welcome them to mansions fair The editor and publishers gratefully ac knowledge the receipt of a beautiful cake acx companied with a bottle of excellent win®, from the wedding feast. On the 2d inst., at the residence of the bride's father, by Eld. S. Mayfield, I*. S. THOMPSON, of Walton county, to Miss EUNICE BROAD NAX, of DeKalb couuty. On the 2d inst., by Eld. C. C. A\ hitc, Mr. ALBERT S. JACKSON to Miss JANE E. GRAXADE. all of Newton county. On the 18th of November, by Elder C. C. White. Mr. THOMAS S. G. YOUNG to Miss LAVIN’IA ANN McDANIEL, all of Newton county. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 511 PRIZES, $314,320. TICKETS FIVE HOLLARS. legal pkizk scheme. Popularly known as the “HENDERSON, KY., LAND SALE,” granted a special charter bv the Kentucky Legislature, and endorsed ‘ y the Gover nor, the linked States Senators, ami 500 ol the most promiueut citizens of Kentucky, Capital Prize $150,000. Smallest Prize SBO,OOO. comprising the richest Ohio River bottom Tobacco Lands aud most valuable city lots in Henderson Cos,, Ky. None of this propeity is worth less than S2OO per acre casli in gold ; and most of it is worth from SI,OOO to $3,000 per acre. Besides the above prizes there is oue prize of $5,000 in currency, two of $1,200 each, and four of SOOO, which iro to the winners of the first seven prizes respectively. Fi nal drawing will take place DECEMBER 28, 1809, ATMASONiC TEMPLE, LOUISVILLE, KY. In order to avoid the rush of the last few days and have your tickets properly registered, huv at once of your nearest club agent, or remit by Express, (pre paid,) Draft, P O. Money Order, or registered let ter, to either of the following financial agents, who will furnish full descriptive circulars. L. 11. LYNE, Cash’r Farmers Bank, Henderson, Ky R. B. ALEXANDER, CWcial Bank, Louisville, Ky JOHN C. LATHAM, Pres. Bank, Hopkinsville, Ky JAMES L. DALLAM, Com’cial Bank, Paducah, Ky B. (L THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington, Ky, \Y. B. TYLER, Cash’r Deposit Bk., Owensboro, Ky DR.O.S. PROPHITT, ATLANLA, GEORGIA, 3 still manufacturing iH o' hi a ccl-b .Ped FAMILY MFDICtf Xuo, —t'(insisting of bis— LIVER MEDICINE, ' ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS, I) YS E XTE RY CORDIAL, FEMALE TONIC, nnd PURIFYING PILLS, as heretofore. an-1 w li attend to nil bn.inc*. in bis lim-, that comes to !ii« office. Will prescribe f r patients when »-o -sult.-d, nnd examine any that come to his office a‘ at y time, (Sunday excepted.) Prompt attention given to all Orders. T‘h<* excellent Remedies of DR. PRO ‘HITT, nee 4 no common lation—their well known power in reo’ovirg ilidi-e sos peculiar <ur South ern cPmat.H bavin r already established for them an enviable reputation in Heorjrift nnd to nd joiniMg State-*. As the majority ot persons liv iti in the Snotli are predi-poend to diseis.* of thf Liver, it is irr mte l by nit intelligent. p!*\«i -Dns that most <»f the pains an 1 aches of our neople mr*- due to organic or functional tie *ancf« ment < f t.h it impoi ta t orpan. PROPIIITrS Liivor Modicinr strikes direct Iv -at the root-of tin* evil. Itcur th Liver, w i«d» iti nine eases ant of ten, is at the bottom of the Cough r, Dyspepsia, Co'ie, Sick H-adache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Mon* st i*l Obstructions, etc ,so common among out* neople. My Liver Medicine. nas the advantage of aimo t anv other Prepara »i<»n of Medicine th it arts upon the Liver It, is in the form *fa Fluid Extract—ready f r use at all tirn'-s. Jay or ni-/lit. and can lie carried to any locality in America, wittier or summer, as it will neither sour nor fre-z * at any temperature th t a hum .n beinir can occupy with safety. It i* not too strong for children, or t-o weak for the most robust There i« no trouble about taking it, onlv to unstop the Bottle and drink it h* nev. rv- u m-»y want it Tt ha* g line 1 a v- ry hip'll reputation in every locality it h is ha 1 a f *;r and honor-tbb' chance to prove itself, at. inv point in America, an 1 it. has been used in pv -rv Stute so ith of Maine, and i* alike appli cable to di*ord-rs of the Liver and Digestive powers at a'l places yet- tri- and. Travelintr Parties, north ands *uth, carry it, and find tlie happy effc ts of it. in all elinates. AGENTS IN COVINGTON: DR. J. E. 11. WARE, C. n. SANDERS & BRO., CORLEY & DOIiSETT. J . C. HOLBROOK, Wholesale an l et iil Ib-a’er in FUIt AND WOOL HATS, » f ali the Lai »t st \ 1.-s, Lidies’ ail Misses FU IS, Trunk*, Valises, Traveling Bags, Umbrellas, alking Gauss, Sic, jßgg“Partieular attention given to Fitting Order Metch nts are r qu. st. dto call an l examine for themselves. I will j.ay* the Hi .h at 0 sh Prices, for runs of nil kinds, such ns Otter. Mink. Beaver, IV iIJ Cat. Fox, Ooon, kunk, Babbit, Musk Rat, &c. .J C. HOLBROOK 0 j.osite Nuii ii il H >t;l, N•. 9, Peaeii-ree St„ 2m.->0 Atlanta, Ga. FAN € Y GQQB SI S\ \DI.RS .1- BRO., have just opened a larsre 1.. t of NOTION’S, of every description Goand see the u. Special Notices. it. it. n. RADWAY'S RSADY BELIEF. cures t ie oust pains In From One to Twenty Minutes. NOT ONE H<>UR after reading this advertisement need any one Suffer with pain, RADM AY’S READY RELIEF IS A CURE FOR EVERY PAIN. It. was the first- and is The Only Pain Remedy th..t. instantly stops the most excuei ding pains, altars Ihfiammatiov.s and cures Congestions, whetli-r *»f the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or organs, b one upplic di m IN FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES, no matter ho v violent or ex •rociating th* pain, the Rheumatic, Red-ridden. Infirm, (Jrippled, Nervou®. Neuralgi-% or prostr.ited with dii asj may suffer, RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Wi'l afford Instant l'ase lmfl immation of the Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, Infiaminatiou of the Bowels, Congestion of the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Bn athinr, Palpitation of the Heart, Hy tt-ric«, Croup, Diphtli ria. Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Toothache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Chills. The application of the READY RELIEF lo the part, or parts where the pain or diffi ulty t-xi ts wiR afford ease and comfort. Twenty drops in a half tumbler of water, will in a few moments cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache. Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colic, Wind in the Bowels, and all Internal Rains. Travelers should always carry a bottle of HAD W A Y’S It ELI i F with them. A few drops in water will prevent *-ickneS3 or pains f»oin ! ‘ lmnge of water. It is hotter than French Brandy or Bitttrs as a stimulant. FEVER 4XO AGEE. Fever and Ague cured for fifty* cents. Ther is not. a remedial agent in this world t hat a ill cure Fey er and Ague, and all other Malarious Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid YoMow. and other ! l evers (aldvd by RADWaY’S PILLS.' so quick as RAHWAY'S READY RELIEF. Fifty cent. per bottle. DR, RADWAY’S PER."DEC r PJHSATIVE PIER?, Ferfeetly tastel.-ss, *leganll\ c-,:iie,l, for tin. mire of all Disorders of the Stomach, Liver Bowels, Kulnevs, B'aiMor, Nervous Disc ises! Ilealbi-he, r'onsti|Ht(ion, (Vsti>eness, In.ligos tiiui, I>\ speiwin, Bi imisness. Bilious F, vor, Lr. fitimmiiioli of the Bo v,-is. l*i|e *, ao.l nil I),-, rang incuts--f th-- Internal Vueern. Warrai.ted to tuf-'t-l a F'.sitive Ibire. WA 1 1 \\ AVS FILLS will fiee the vy.fem from a 1 of tlie shove named disor Ivrs. l'l-iec 25 cents per Box. RADWAY 3i CO., Sold hy Druggists. No. 87 Jlald, n i.ane. Bead FALSE AND TRCJK, Send on.- t. ttet stamp to Had way & Cos , N>. 87 Maiden Lane. ,\ew York. Information w .rtli thousands will be sent. you. r 1 ™- The symptoms of liver to, 'nun v j complaint .-re unoasinesH k>llll 111 Ills In I pain in the side. Some- j! limes the pain is in the , “ J shoi.lder, aid is mistaken The sto l ien is nffe. led with loss of appetite and sirknew, bowels in g nera costiv<», sometimes alternating with lax. Tie h .ad is troubled with pain, and da 1 hcr.y fcu- Ha'i-m consid'-ruhlc io-s of memorv, nccomp.a r* - -j nied with painful senna ion 01 II I it-.,*, jl Bavin; left, undone something 1 Ijl\ \ I I which ought to haw be. n dmie. .. { Os!, n eoinjilaiinng of weakness, ' " ' debility ami low Fpiiits, S.»rm‘- times so'<>e <»f the i»t»*vo syinj toms at tar id the disease, and at other times v.ry few of them ; but the Li or is genm ally Hie organ mos . in volved. Cute Hie Liver wiili IHL Sl>llloXß* LlYm A prepaualion of loots and herbs, warranted to be Hrictly vegetab e, and can .lo no injury lo anv one. It. has been used hy hu dred*, an 1 known lor lb- last thirtv l.ve years a* one of the most reli able, efficacious ami harmless pr. paratiens cv.-r offered to the suffering. 17 taken regularly and persistently, it is sure t> cure. f . ..-J -*1 Dysp. psia headache, jaun II) Ii , dice, co.-tiveiess, sic k ll\ o£jTl 11 Cl tOJ . neadache. <diro.de diar ° rl»co:i, affection* of the • ~ blftd ler, camp dv.*< nteiy, affections of the kidneys, fev<*r, nervousness, cliillg, diseases of the skin, impurity of tlie blood, melancholy or depression oi' spirits, her.rtburn, colic, or pains in tho bowels, piin in the head, fever and ague, dropsy, boils, f»ain in the back mi l limbs, aatlima, erysipebis, female aff-o'ions, and bilious diseases generally. Prepared only by J. H. ZEILIN & CO., Diuggists, Macon, Ga Price $1 ; by mail if, 1,25. The following higldy respectable persons cm fully attest, to tlx virtues of this valuable med icine, and to whom wo rno*t respectfully refer : (Jen. W. S. IDdt, Preside t S W It ROomp'y, Rev J R Felder, Pei ry, (la; Col E K Spr.jk*, Albany, Ga, He or g**J. Linford, Esq . Conductor S W ; R ; (' Masierson Esq,. Sheriff Bibb Go., J A Butts Hainbiidge Ga., Dykes & Editors ‘FIc ri lian/’ Tailahas*ee, R-v, W. J. Burke, Macon, Ga- Virgil Powers, Esq., Super intendent S W It R Daniel Bul'ard, Bullard’s StaGon, Macon and Brunswick R. It. Twijgs county, Ga j It» v. E. F. Easterling, I‘. EJ Flori da Conference j Major A. F. Wooley, Kingston, Ga; Editor Macon Telegraph. For sale in Covington by I>r. WM. BROWN & SON, and Dr. J. E. 11. WARE <fc CO. \E W GOO its. NEW PRICES. HENRY COHEN, of Atlanta, Ga., (fo.m rly of Monticell",) respectfully announce* to the people <7 NEWTON. JASPER, and surro ind ing counties, that he has opened a NEW STORE IN COVINGTON, at the Old Stand occtipie 1 hist year by Ihos. J, Shepherd. His Stock is X«w and co nplet- . It < o sisls of Gents' Furnishing Goods , Dry Goods of all kinds, Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Notions, fc, He offers superior inducements to ail Cash Purchasers. He is veiling out at ASTONISH INGLI LOW l i.D.bS. Give him a tria'and he vfill guarantee satisfaction. Mr. W. P, ATKINSON. Jr. will be j inn ] at all times, a. i will be p eas -I to s-e Ii f, i -.d s and s' ow them his-stock Give us a trial. nov.LSinS C O- P A R T N K KSHIP. Cotton Factors AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS* Augusta, Georgia. STOVALL &. ROWLAND. ffilHE undersigned, having associated thum 1. s«dv*>s in tin* Com nDsion B igin-’ss, un ler the name and styb* of STOVALL & ROWLAND. w 'r fs* v e personal attention to the sale of 4 ‘j|D»n and «*t,!u r produce, ami would respect fufy -olicit. Planters nnd Merchants’ business. Orders for RAGGING, ROPE, TIES and FAMILY SUPPLi S promptly attended to.— Oitsh advances on ‘*cnsignments. Viffco. corner Ja kson and Rc>l Isstcets, >osi*c Poullain’s K arehouse. B. A. STOVALL. CHAS. A. ROWLAND so; t. 10—3ni43 formerly Fleming A Rowland T. MARK WALTER, MARBLE WORKS Bkoad Strket, Augusta, Ga. MARl3l,rc lUMU NTS, oim b Stones, Mjrble Manlles, and Furniture Marble OF EVERY I>F..*oKll'Tli >N, Ff-un the Plaine*t t > the most Elaborate, design aid furnish--d to order at notfic. All woikfortbe 3ou■»*. * .avei'ullv box**d kivcl4-3-5-ly. K- Q|C|CHA, Columbia Countv, ROEBUCK. Administrator on tho »T estate of John Mogahoe. doc’d late of sulil county, makes application for Leave to Sell the Real Estate belonging to said deceased. these are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to show cause, if any they have, within four weeks from the first public cation of this notice, else leave will be granted said |pplicant to sell said real estate. Given undefr my hand at office, t-ltis Oct. 2,18 GO. W. \\\ SHIELDS, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Columbia County. J.YMKS R. WILSON. Administrator on the •state of Pompeter Wnrson, deceased, late of sfid county, makes application for leave to sell lie real estate of said deceased. Tie so are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my ofTivj within four weeks from the first public catijn of this n dice, to show cause, if anv they have, why said letters shall not be grant ed t* said applicant. Given under my hand at office, t! is Oct. 2, 1809. W. W. SHIELDS, Ord’y. GEGpH \. Columbia County. Vf+HERKAS, -T. I). MoGlamorv nml F, SI. v T Rivers, makes nppl'cntion for letters of on tbc esiate of Daviil .Mega boo.ileeeasefi, lute of saij countv. T(ese are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my offied within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if any they have, why said letters slmllrnit. issue to said applicant, Given under my (land at olfica, this Get. 2, 1809 15 O KT’T Rf AD THIS! nUiF ifynu will, pause in your mid career, nmr|ihrchase of the undersign <l, First Clns« DRUGS & MEDICINES. Lahorinsr rnt.lu-r f,,r reputation and sound com nureial standing, than woaltli, I cin afford to s II ~i v \ Goods at liviat; rates, aud [ therefore pnbli ly announce that, tlmse wh-,» are aaxio is to pureha*(B.t,he very best, of Drugs, .W33dicin33, C:i3mical3, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, AND PATENT MEDICINES, nr*!»oul.l give me a 1 Tnv’rig b- n i l.mGficd with ATLANTA, and her intcrosts previous to the war, I have pre sumed that h ing re-ostfibli*l|, ; d t m y old friends and cn*lo *»er- wouM return. 'Vnstnntlv re* ecivim/ N**-v <no Is —rejecting Inferior Articles pnrcaa*iiig of HIRST HANDS, I am onmpellod to se.M the n—lst, Because they are g 00.1.—21. —21 I’enns** they are cheap —.an'l lastly, because 1 mi) determined t<> build up a First Class No. t Drug House Y’oti wiry rely upon what I say. I shall now intiodiiie to your notice Clinic’s Anodyne Cough Syrap. A priva e Beeioe—p t. up n >t only to sell, but to eive iftli.falion. This Medf -in- must of no cessity usurp the multitude of injurious nos trums. which now flood the market. A reliable safe Family Medicine. No Household should be without t. It, is good for nil and yon ML-, fa CROUP, BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS. WHOOP ING COUGH, and diseases of the LUNGS an 1 CIIEST. it is|uipw-all-leJ. For children it is especially adapted. THE OLD ORIGINAL PRYOR’S PILE OINTIVtENT, I am n- w prepared to offer to the public, feeling assured that it will give satisiaetion, based as it is upon ooßiuion sense, nnd legitimate Medicine. In Btrnxs, IScalds, Bbiiisks, nnd Biieumatism, it stands unequaled. Its reputation be'ore the wir made it n popular remedy; and it, is again offered nJ a cheap and sensible medicine. (IIGG’S APERIENT PILES 1 am proprietor of, and beg to call special atten tion t.o. The e l*ills arc reeotnmended by some of our 6-st Physicians, and give general satis faction. In Soqr Stomach, Siok Headache, Nausea, ind the bad effoots of lots hours, th«y defv competition. All of lie above prepnations I sell at Whole sale and ltd ail lletorminod to do a heavy business. I offer them at Mod, rate Figures, feel ing confident oi their success. w. A. LANSDELL, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 20tf Whitehall street ATLANTA, GA Mrs. N. 3R11.V1 CLARK’S MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING KSTABLIS I MENT. 251 Broad street. Augusta, Ga, JU.*T REOEIVEI) a large and varied stock of Bonnets, lints, feathers, Flowers, etc., etc., which are offere ! at a small advance ou the cost! Mrs.C . V P.X .ives her careful attention to the DRESS MvKINO department. Ladies wishing a perfect fit will be gratifi-d, by calling on Mrs. C. and perfect fit guaranteed. B®* All work delivered when pr imised. Bridal Trousseaux made in Elegant Style. Prices Reasonable. M *, X. BRUM JLARK, 2uis ) 251 Broad street. Augusta, Ga. 5-gent for the Florence Sewing Machine. THEO E. BUEHLER, Real Estate and General Agent, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, Office at Planter*’ Ilote l ., Will Sell Plantations at Low Rates- cfiCommission a0g.27-3m41 MOORE & MARSH, DEALERS IX DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HJMI7, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.,: Decatur and'Pryor streets, tATLANTA, GA. A FTER a trial of THREE YEARS we nre fu’l\ .convinced that the Dry Goods JOB BING business enn be successfully conducted in Atlanta, and accordingly liav** prepared for the WhoWal* Trade oxclu-ively, by the erection of a lirg«\ commodious and splendid STORK HOUSE, specially adapted to that business, and which in architectural attraction and conve nience, will compare favoiablv with the best establishments of Northern Cities. We arc now engaged in getting up Stock for the Fall Trade, and by the Ist of September will be able to offer to Merchants the largest and best, assortment of Dry Goods in its Various Lines, FANCY NOTION*, White Goons. HOSIERY BOOTS. SHOES AXD HATS, that has ever been presented t > t-he Trade in the South. All our purchases being made for READY CASH, of AGENTS and MANUFAC TURERS, enable us to offer ©very advantage that the Northern Wholesale Dealer can afford. We therefore confidently appeal to Merchants to examine our Stock and prices before visiting other markets. All we ask is a trial. MOORE and MARSH. N. P.—We are sole agents for the sale of CONCORD JEANS and Cassiineres —very supe rior goods—manufactured in Georgia; also agents for Trion Factory. Keep a large supply constantly on hand, of Graniteville Shirting, sheeting and Drilling, and Rock Island Jeans nd Gassinu res—all at manufacturers’ prices. 2 i.43 M. A M CLOTHI NG AT WHOLESALE. R. P. S. KIMBRO & CO., Decatur Street, ATLANTA, OA. AY7'E beg to inform our friends and the Public, \ V that, we arc now opening the largest an l choicest stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, Ever offered in Atlanta, and propose dnirg a Wholesale Jobbing Business. Having associated ourselves with one of the laigcst, Manufacturing Houses of Philadelphia, we are enabled to sell yooils as low as any House in the countrv, and respectfully invite you to call and examine our stock, as we mean what we say in regard to low price*. We will keep constantly on hand a full stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods for Men’s Wear. Do not fail to caM and examine our stock before making your purchases, as we believe \» e can make it to your interest t<> buy your goods of ns. R. P. S. KIMBRb *fc CO. Atlanta, Ga.—3m43 RUO W N & S0 N . Have just received a full supply of pure and fresh PTO MEDICINES, FINE WINES AND LIQUORS, For the Sick. WINDOW G' A4S AND PUTTY,* MI.IRORS, Rosewood and Gilt Frames, for Pictures. Best XTVliito Lend., Tin. various PAINT COLORS, The Laigest. Lot of Paint, and Varnish Brushes ever brought to this Market, and at Lower Prices than ever ofFerel before. Paw and B.died LINSEED OIL, TRAIN. SPERM, MACHINERY, & KEROSENE OIL'L ,£Furnitur , Dip in, Coao'i B»Iy, and Da uar VARNISHES. All of which \s ill bo offered as low as can be h din this Market. We mean what we say— you can prove it by trying us, ALSO A LOT OF Hardware, Crockery & Table Glassware, A Large supply of S p e c t aHe lea, K :a HFXE LA .IPS ami FIXTURES, HOLLOW, WOOD, & WILLOW WARE, FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS. HATS, SHOES, & UMBRELLAS, nn.l a fine lot of nic dy 'assorted IE VELItY, POCKET m l TABLE OKTL'RY, As., Ac., and soon, at, reaso i tbl • CASH PRICES —I u4j PECK, DeSAULLES & CO., LATE W. F. PECK & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, IYOTTOjSrs ETC. JAMES’ SIX STORY BUILDING, 64 Whitehall street, ATLANTA, GA. HAVE now on hand a Stock of Goods second to none in the City. We have at all times a splendid Stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Poplins, Plaids, &e. In addition we have devoted One Floor exclusively to the WHOLESALE TRADE, in which Stock will he found a large variety of Notions, Flannels. Blankets, ail kind u! Goods for Men's TV ear, Prinrs, Bleached Goods, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Shawls, Hoods, Nubias, Ac. SAMPLES SENT WHEN DESIRED. 2m50 JOII X K E LY, Wholes*’e »■ id R tail dealer in DRY GOODS , Corner Whitehall and Hunter Streets, ATLANTA, GA. RE'PECTFUI LY Inf >i n a 111 r’uh'ie Ihnt he has on hand a New and Carefully|Selcctcd of DRY GOODS, which will ho offere 1 at VERY LOW PRICES, they having been | urch ised sinoe the recent decline in prices. Orders Promptly attended to. cm3o \\ ARR EX, L A X E & C 0: COTTOST FACTORS, W AR.EHIOUSI3 AXD Commission Merchants AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. 41TILL continue to give their beat at+*fif-inn ' ▼ to the STORAGE ami SALE OF COTTON an 1 other Produce. . Strict compliance with instructions, nnd prompt returns ciu be relied upon. e & & SV 3 8f Kt»ttlewells “A. A.” Manipulated, " “A” Ammoniated Alkaline Phosphate, Ammoniated Super Phosphate, Cotton Compound. .she above are prepnred by M- ssrs. G. ODER SONS, Baltimore, who*e capacity and lnteg tit V ha v e been fully established, and the expe rience of the past three years of hundreds of the best, Planters of Georgia and So. Ca., have | r »ved beyond a doubt, that, they are thO Ft vndard Fertilizers ts the day. We also off. r the best grade of PURE PERUVIAN GUANO, “ DISSOLVED JBONES, “ LAND PLASTER. Messrs. BOWKEr’, HARRIS & CO.. r.* our duly authoriz'd Agents at COVIN tj Ih>N. GA., and will give prompt attention (6 furnishing Supplies, Shipment of Cotton, and S de of our Guanos at that point. 4::tf WARREN, LANE & CO. yy M . B O L L M A N, I>EALKR IX WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY GOLD PENS, SPECTACLE 3, Sc C. f Whitehall Street, 2d Door above M. Lynch tt Co’s Book Store, near R. R. Crossing, Atlanta, ..Georgia Repairing done in good style and Warranted m4l _ ACARD. A Clergym in, while residing in South Amor na as a missionary, disco ve ed a sa'e and simple re i edy for the cure of N rvous Weakness, Earlv i eciy. Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, nnd the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits.— Great numbers have been CMivd b this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, 1 will send the recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in ayJ seahd ciivc ope, to any one w oF 1 HAllcr.. JO U | Station 1 >. I>i 1 * N'' .’I'HI I , ■ • :i 1 \ GEORGIA, Newton County. ' Ml). STANTON applies for exemption of . l’ersonalty. and setting apart nn l valua* lion of Homestead, and 1 will pass upon tie same at 10 o’clock, A. M., on the 20th day of Dec. iB6O. Given under my hand at office, this Dec. 10, 18 0. J. W. B. SUMMERS, Or.i’y, GEORGIA, Newton County. JAMES CASON apples for exemption of Pet sonalty, and setting apart and valuation of Homestead, aid 1 will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock, A. M., on the 20th da. of Dec. 1889, at tnv office. Given under my hand at ll.is bee. In, I-.;'., .1. w. B. GEOKGI \, Ni wtou "jj’M I. i M \ - \\ .. TO N M I’.-i-'o in i 1 u-ill* ;il I" .. kt. W„ ...j tiny2^HhHß9SßHhS9| I e 1 S | '. , d. It I'll] tit <'ttir■tilt' lb---. Hi, I ■ w. GEORGIA, Newton County. wHHHHIP Mary f. smith, widow of Thom^MPMIF^ deceased, applies for exemption of Person ally, and I u ill pass upon the same at 10 o'clock-. A. M., on tlie 2‘ith day of Dec.- 18SO afi my ef foe. Given under my hand at offioe,. litis Dec-’ 10, 1889*. J. W. H. SUMMERS, Old’;. GEORGIA, New ion County. WILLIAM W.J. LOWRY, appiis for ex'- emption oi Personalty, and setting apart rnd vaiua ion of Homestead, ad I will pass upon tlm s line at 10 o’clock A. M ,011 the 20th day of Dec., 1889, at ray office. Given under my hand at office, this Dee. 20. 1809. J. W. 11. SUMMERS, Ord’y GEORGIA, Newton County. 117II.LIAM F. DAVIS, Administrator of Jo-" > V Imn Horton, deceased, represents to the’ Court that he has fully administered the estate of sud Lab n Horton. These are then for* to' eiie and inlmoni h all nnd singular, the k n !red : ami creditors ul said deceased, to be nnd appear' at my office within the lime prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why sai l Wm. F. lb.vis should not he discharged from said Admlnist > at ion.and receive lei ters of Di-mission. Given uiiifcr Say hand at office, tnis I ec. 10, 1889. J W. B. SUMMERS, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Newton County. Ct C. MOSS having applied io be appoii ted )% Guardian of the persons nnd property of Newton \V„ and Sarah Moss, minor cliildi en of Wiley J. Moss, nnd r fourteen years of age, This is to cite all persons concerned, to be and appear at the t on of the Couit of Ordina’-' ry, to be held m xt. "tier the expiration of tour weeks from the fust publication of 11>is notice,-- and show cause, if any they can, why said C. ( .’ Moss should not be entrusted with the Guar-' dianship of the persons and property ol said Newton W , and Sarah Moss'. Given mid rmy hand at offioe, this Dec. (0, 1889. J. W r B. SUMMERS, Ord’y. ESTRAV NOVICE ! TOLLED before me by William Lunmitft,., t* 1 Rocky Plains list t lit, NeWtin County, uu>. One lled,< ow, with a \Vhile spot in her’fore head,-mrrkcd with a Hole and Crop in the right ear, and a crop and swallow fork in the left ear. Appraised by L. Ozliurn, and John Maddox' freeholders of said district, to be worth twenty dollars. Said Cow will be sold as an eslray, by the Sheriff of Newton county, cn the freehold ot arid William Lummus, at. 12 o’clock, JJ., on the ]Bth day of December, insttnt, unless proven and taken away before that time. J. W. B. SUMMERS, Ord’v Deccmler 3, 1889, GEORGIA, Newton County. ~ MltS. Isabella Nolen, Administratrix 0 f James Nolen, and. Cease 1, late of said coun ty, having applied-to the Court of Ordinary „f said-county, for leave to sell' the whole ot the ' land belonging to said estate, for the purpos* of distribution anionjj the lawful’heir* of said de ceased. All persons concerned are notified to file their objections, if any they have, with in lour weeks from the first pub icatii no: th s notice, else Lave will be granted for the suic of said land. Given under my hand in 1 otfie.’at sirniture. this December 3, 1889. _ J, W. !>. BUMJ B ;S, Cr.-’y