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Lady Clara Vere De Vere*
BY TENNYSON.
Lady Clara Vere de Vere,
Os me you *hail n"t win renown :
Tou thonghl to break a country heart
Foi pis I mo: ere you went to town.
At me you smiled, but un regm led
I Bi* (he snare, and I retired:
Tho .laughter of a hundred E<rls,
Yen are not one to be desired.
Lady Clara Vere de Vere.
I ku»*w you pr< nd t<» bear your name,
* Your pride is yet no mno for mine,
100 proud to care from whence I cune.
Nor would I break for ur sweet sake
A heart tnal doat* on truer cnarias.
A simple maidan in her fl »wer w
is worth a hundred coals-01-arms.
Lady Clara Vepe de’Vere,
Some meeker pu, b you must find,
for wete you queen ui all Inal is,
I could not stoop to such a min t.
You sought to prove how I could love,
And my disdain is my reply.
The lion on your old stoue gates
Is not more cola to you than I.
La'iv Clara Yore de Vere.
You pu* memories in my head.
Not thrice your bra..cbu g limes have blown
Since I beheld young Umence de id.
Oh your sweet < yes. your low reUi. s:
A great »nchauire s you may be ;
.But tbe.e w.s that across his (hnat
Wuich you had hardly cared to see.
Lady Ciara Vere de Vere,
Wuen thus he met his mother’s new,
‘She bad tue passions of her kind.
Sue spake some certain truth' of you.
Indeed 1 beard one bitter word
Th t sc«rce is fit for >»u te hear;
Her manners b«d not that repose
Which stamps tnc caste ot Vere de Vere.
Lady Clara Vere de Vere,
There stands a spectre in your hall:
The guilt of blood is «t your door:
You changed a wboieaome heart to gall.
You held y. ur c»'Utse wubo. t remorse,
To make him trust bis modest worth,
And. last you fix’d a vacant stare,
And slew him with your nob.e birth.
Trust me. Clara Vere de Vere,
Fr.-m yon blue heavrns above u’ bent
Ihe grand old gardener and bis Wife
Smile al toe c alm' ot long descent.
Howe’er it be, i seem to me,
’lie only noble to be good.
Kind beans are mvre than coronets,
And simple faith than Norman blood.
I know you, Clara Vere de Vere:
Y< u pine a tiong your halls and towers:
The 1-ngu d light of your proud »yes
Is we«ried ot the lulling hours.
Tn g’uwmg health, with ouudless wealth,
But sick- ning of a vague disease,
You kuow so ill to deal with lime.
You needs must play such pranks as these.
Clara, C’sra Vere de
If Tune be heavy on your hands,
Are th. re no beggars at your gate,
Nor any poor ab »ui your h -nd'?
Ob ~! teach the the orphan boy to read,
Or teach tp* orpnan-girl to sew,
Pray Heaven f>r a human heart,
And let h- foolish yeoman go.
ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS
T~ F . K GK
PURE Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals.
MeCAMY A CO.
OILS, Paints, Varnishes and Dve Stuff*.
McCaMY &, CO,
WINDOW Glass and Patty.
MeCAMY <fc CO.
PROPHYLACTIC Fluid and Philotokea.
Met AMY 4t CO.
SOZOD NT. Stirling’s Ambroe’a Burnett’s Cocoiane,
Night Bmoming cerus and L ibin’s Extr*cl,.
McC iMY 4k CO.
OTARD, Cognac, Rochelle and T F. K G. Brandy.
MeCAMY 4k CO.
riNILDEN'S Fluid Extracts and Helmbold’s Remedies.
X MeCAMY 4k CO.
WOLFE’S Scheidam S.hnapps, Sr f' roix and Ja
maica Rus', Scotch and ir’sh Whisky, Port,
Sherry and Madeira W.nes. MeCAMY A* CO
THE last ot “Jimmy Dick,” the < Ide st “Bourbon”
ever known—B years old-
MeCAMY 4k CO.
FINE assortment shaving. Toi-et, Tooth, Erasive,
Barber, Bar and Castile Soaps.
MeCAMY & CO.
HAIR Dyes and Hair Restorers, most approved.
MeCAMY 4k CO.
fIl R U3BES, Suspensary Bandages, Abdominal Sup-
I purlers, Saoulder and Uterin* Braces
• MeCAMY 4k CO.
GARDE'’ SEEDS.
MeCAMY Ac CO.
FINE Chewing Tobaccos.
J. A Smith's Va . Crumpton’s Va., Funny South,
Edmund’s C C. C. Half Dim* < a Ifornia, «.old
Roll, and other brands. MeCAMY di CO.
ORON ‘KO Smoking Tobacco,
Maccuboy, rcotch and Rapped Snuffs,
Wholesale and "Etetail
SIG.V OF
T. F. K. G.,
ALABAMA. STREET,
Atlanta? Georgia,
mflrchl Im
WKENNEY, ROGERi & 10.,
Peachtree Street,
Atlanta Georgia,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Stafford’s Sulky.
MU lira initni
A MACHINE for the rapid, cheap and thorough
cultivation of' ora, 'Alton, of other crops, plant
ed ju rows It is also u<Mrd in preparing Ihe ground
ett’j ! Utt ng in grain, will cultivate well from ten to
twelve acre* per da*.
are th • sei- agents for th© above machines for
Midd e and Fast Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama, and
•re als > agen*< for ih bet'-
i •/ h< ree Railway Powers And*Th reshers,
2 »r d 4 torse Lever Powers and Threshers,
K‘ pin ;and Mowing Ma-bines, Corn Sbellera, Fan
>!i », nows, Field Seeds, flatioy’s Gang P-ows, Ac.
Circular* mailed toauy address.
J H. WARNER kCO.,
Hardware Dealers,
No 2 Publio Square, Nashvilld, Tenn,
A «am pie Machine can be seen at
McKENNEV,R GKORS A CO .
rnsrchl-tf Peac tree street, Atlanta, Ga.
liFAEB.II IXSLRAME AGEYTS,
UNDERWRITER'S AGENCY,
’tti.'fi. Ccmpo.ol of th.
Republic and Hanover,
Germania and Niagara,
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Os New York.
CA.SH ASSETS,
$3,000,000.
IS-VB Pollclo. for Fir*. Inlan 1 and Mario* Inaaranc*.
,-irt -t attention pall t» In.oranc* on <7. lion and
Ot .- r Gold. In traoaitn. and L»aw« pr .mplly paid.
SALMONS *dIMMON.. Agent*,
Wbiubad atraet.
Ai anta, G'orgia, February?, 1889 B<n
BACON.
Bacon, Side* ribbed and clear,
• 9 “ " J" "81 ooU' re .nd rig.r cured Hama, In
»i <-■ o,'l for .ale on co.imi-.lon by
■ U ts NOKKISON,NaLLJ! t HANBON.
READY-MADE CLOTHINC.
ALAJIGE lot of ReaCy Msdv Clothing.
Over Cjatw,
Bm-ioeS'- and Dress Cos
Pants and V<-*ts,
lists and rhn»n«.
<’ MORRISON, MALLE & HANSON.
P. P. Peuse & Co*. | Wilbur, Pease & (Jo.,
RALSTON RANGE,
No. 17 ALABAMA STREET, , J ,
Third Street, b. twoeu Cherry and Poplar,
Atlanta Georgia. | Macon Georgia.
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
Forwardingr and Coimnissioti Merchants.
EarERENC
James M. Bee. R'*ton. Mass. ' P. M Bishop k Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio/
R. Rodney King, hila ielphta. Pa. I v ar l, bh.tw Co , M ntgomery, Ala.
McDa iei A Irby Lmchbnrg, Va« • S >. Webb &Co . 'lubi e '!"•
Erwin & Hardee am ah. Ga. | Mawcngd A’ Snyder. N shvillo, Tenn.
Guthrie A: Co , L uis ide, Kv. I FisLer A Warden St L >uis. Mo.
Bcott Biothets St. L uh. Mo. Taylor A GilTney, New Orleans. La.
Wm. Bryce & Cu . New York-
P. P. Pease, G. <«. Wilbur,
(Late Wheeler & Wilbur,)
ATLANTA, (.KIIIIGIA. MACON, OB.OROIA.
January S, 186 I—3m
ATL ANT A AI»V E RTISE ME N TS.
Goods for llic VI iiiioit!!
EDWARD HOGG A CO.,
Post Office Building,
PryorStreet,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
ARE RECEIVING dffly a largo aud splendid assort
in' nt o
BEATS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
JSToXioxxs, cfco.
Consisting in part, as follows:
MENS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING,
flats. Caps,
BOOTS, SHOES,
Fancy Toilet ’Articles,
And an endless variety of artfc'es in the’ Clothing lino
which they will sell eituvr at retail or to’the trade at
Reduced Prices I
Also, a splendid assortment of
LADIES’ SEIOES,
Which we will sell cheap for
W invite an inspection us our slock, which will be
found equal to a \ iu the city.
December 28—3 m
GEOTW. PfiRROTL
GROCER,
and
Commission Merchant,
TROUT-HOCSE BUOCK,
Decatur Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
RvyeRBNCKS— P. J. Lowry & Co. Atlanta, Ga.. Flem
ming A Wh'-elees. Augusta, F rdinand Phinizy, Augusta
N<>ble H Hardee, Savannah, D Morns A- Co , Luuisviiie,
Ky , Abn t Coop -T, Louisville, Ky.. C P-well Gr enA
Co- .T»ew Yo r k, Harr s, James A Go, New York, Mc-
Daniel Irby A O>,, Lj ii ch burg, Henxy Ault, Knuxvii.e,
T6~in., Jas. K. And rson, Bristol.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE.
tP kegs Prime Leaf Lard,
200 Sacks V.rginta S »lt,
10 coils Machine Hope,
500 yds luoia Bagging,
2000 ba Fresh Buckwheat Flour,
25 bushel. » hesmuta
lOn .If bbls MiukerelNos 1 and 3,
10 kits Macaerel,
19 kegs bee: English Sodt,
25 boxes 8- a several brands.
15 cases “Pi ide IPthel” Smoking Tobacco,
25 b xes Assorted Candies.
50 boxes Brandy and Port Wine Drep?,
10 cases ickies. quarts and pints,
10 bags Rio < offee,
100 boxes Sardines,
50 M ., G- D taps,
Macrob »y Snail, Fine Cut Tobacco, Blacking Brushes,
Green and Black Tea Almonds, Brazil Nuts. Pepper, i
Spice Ginger, Brimstone. Cigars, Indigo, Madder,
40 kegs aud hall kogs Dupont's FEFG Kifle Powder. j
NOTflCfc.
Having removed my place of business from Marietta
street to •
MY‘NEW COACH SHOP,
On Pryor street, oppasito the Tattersall’s, where I am !
pr*. pared to uiake
Coaches and Vi agons,
of all descrip'ions <m short notice Having tho b st and
most commodious P int Shop in tin city. lam prepar I
ed to renovate Cuachesul all styles. I have a fine •
article of
Buggies aud Wagons for Sale
Give ;nc a call,
On and all,
I . trout us Tatters'ill.
febl3 3m a. I FINNEY.
ORME & FARRAR,
Have in Store and to Arrive, |
2000 bushe s Corn,
10 casks Sugar Cured Hams and Clear Sides,
1‘ 0 kegs N«*w Lard,
25 bb s Cane Syrup,
s<»o bbls Flour,assorted brands,
100') bushels 1 ats,
500 bushels Co t n Seed,
600 bu-hels Ground Peas,
100 boxet Cand es, .
Sugar, Cbffee, Mackerel, Cheese, Nalls, Wines and
Liquors.
201,000 feel Lumber. Orders tilled at short notice.
febi4—it
WsTrlmT
GROCERS
ANd
Commission Merchants
WILI, MA.KTD
cash MW®,
lOn all kinds Produce in Store,
Mitchell Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Jan 36 —3m
* / oa»re. R M rji*iu»
ORME A FARRAR
Grocers, Forwarding
▲ ND
Commission Merchants,
MARIETTA NTRKKT,
ATLANTA UKOHGIA.
Rarxaavca. —Phlnzy 4 Cbiyton, and Wriaht .t Alox
andar, XiignaU, 0* ; W. 11. Bi»rk, Hav mu l>, (In ; J. K,
Fowall aud baa 4 Norton, .Alt.; Dunn*
Mangham, Macon, Go ; W I. 111411 nd C-.pt J. W. I'or.
ter, Padlaon, Gu.; Andr.-w Bnchimau A: Co., I ounvlllo
Ky; II .1 Cook, Alh <t>y. 0* ; HI har.l P.■!«< and Cl-iy
lon, Adair i Puraa, A lapla, Oa. uovj-ll
AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS..
W. HENRY WAR F.N. W B II IKPKR. J <O. W. WALLACf,
W. HEW WARREN & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Dealers in
Bagging, Rope,Twine, Hats,
BLANKETS,
Hermetically Sealed Vegetables,
Fruits, Oysters, &c.,
175 AND 177 BROAD STREET,
Augusta Georgia,
We purchas** and sell C tton, *Tubaccu, Produce, &c.,
on » ummission, and
FOBAVARD
I Goods raßsinu through Augusts to any Section of the
country. North or >outh. f‘*l»3--3ra
GUANO I GUANOT
We are now taking orders for
PERUVIAN GUAXO,
AT
Market Valij£,
AND
KETTLEWELL’S CORN
AND
COTTON compound of
IVB M HO ALKLIES.
.Ma leexp r j j s y for these plants and loot crops, in
W duee*' eftre the war with great success.
Price per 53000 lbs , $55, with
«3ype>a»es added
W. U-nRV warren & CO.,
feb3-2m 175 and 177 Bri>a*l street, Augusta
EEDMONDSfON & CO~
Cotton Factors,
FORWARDING & GE?<ERAL
Commission Merchants,
JACKSON STREET,
Augusta Georgia,
Having ample Storage accommodations nre prepared to
receive Consignments of hL descriptions
We kiwp constantly ou Land
Corn, Hay, Flour, Wheat, Bacon, &c.
* Libera' advances made on
Cotton and Tobacco,
Consigned through us to our friends in New Y«u k.
H EDMONDSTON,
febS—3m A.F. PLU .B.
GEO. it. CRDIP & CO.,
CO.MMISSION MERCHANTS
• Agents for
ZWmin f:i <• tssvc<! Tobacco,
Aud \Vhoksalo Dealtrs in
LUquorg, Flour Limn, Sagan, Hay, Salt
ed Fish, Guano,
209 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia.
feb3 3ni
E. P. CLAYTON,
Warehouse a»<l Genera!
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
WILL continue the Warehouse and Commission
business in all its branches at the ol I stand of
Phuiixy <?c Clayton He return* l>h thanks to the
patrons of the ate firm and so kits a continuance of
’ their favors.
Hiving ample close-storag ' itctoiim > ntior.s. he will
be prepared t > newv*, store, se I and lorward COTTON
i and ail kinds ol Produce aud Merc andize.
1 lie will also uy and sol. ou commission B nds,
. toe - 8 C O up ms. Ac.
I < onHignmeats solicited.
I He re'ers to A. Austell, Atlan aGa feb3-2m
BARRETT, METER & 10., “
'Wholesale IZ>x , ng’g - ists 9
Arid dealers in
I?A.I]XrTa -A.KTX> Oir.9,
* Os every description.
Proprietary and Patent Medicines,
Ot all kinds
B Ing tho oldi/Ft House in the city in onr line, and now
h*y ng a large an i well sd. cted
STOCK OF G-OGDS,
We solicit * share of public patron ure, and believe
we wil give full saiisfactirm i i ovo>*y particular. Cal
at our old stand
No. 291 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
tpb7—eod m
Fruitland X iirseries,
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA,
T'ruit and Ornamental 'Trees,
Shrubs, V ines, Roses, Evergreens,
BULBOUS ROOTS.
Green Ilonae and Hedge Planta, &e
Orders eolici'ed.nn ' promptly filled.
!■; ViN .OIiITSNOVEN, Ajcont,
Office nt F. Corra * Cb.’n, VI hi .hall xtreel,
, Ada i a. Ga.
Tn connection with the above I am prepared to con
tract with p-irdes desiring to have tho r Gardens aud
premises restored to cultivation or ornamented.
j «n9-~3m
“for
Cotton Plantation
IN WORKING ORDER,
FC HE subscribers for sale 1300 iteros of land,
JL about on** hilfc rared. t .e b llithce good hammock
land, 16 hiiuds <>n tho place, with 12 hea l of Mu <•», 12 or
15 h ad of fa tic, p ougli**, gear, ho»s, Ac., all now.
(i'uxi dwol lug. kiti'hon, mokehouso gin lioine, toi vv,
Ac., on ths pl ico. Plantati n in >< h!ey count.s, about
12 miles from tho Hout -wc-t to Railroad, and under
tho bupt'riiitendence >f an experienced t«riiiur, w.iohiis
be 'it engaged »t a reasotiabltt salary. Every prep ira
tion hteeMmry f< rano .of 100 t. |)0 b <lcm cotton. Tho
hand-hav • been contnwle.l for at $lO fur II st class,
and 46 for s< < : *.nd <-| .hk A barg in <an be •ad in the
above, H epplie i for soon, as i|h owner his oilier ou
gHgern rite which reqtiir. h more of bis attention aud
rm-Hns firm can properly be b'frtowed on ih<> above
j-l t»." For lurthor. part culnrri aru|uiru of
ts # HAWK (No A WILLY.
ATLANTA A DVERTISEM ENTS,
•Tuust Received.
AND
FOR SALE,
150 Choice COOKING STOVES,
Among which may bo found the following Stove
Eastern Stoves.
Sjjnford’s Ranges,
llarp,
Model took, (two evens,) •
Harvest Queen,
Mun in.
Good Will,
Wocdman,
Fum ( ter
Beacon Light.
Western Stoves,
Groat Wezt,
Capitola,
Planet,
Pi mu Rango., &c„ &c., &c.
Also, a complete stock of
House Furnishing Goods,
tijnt ware,
CUTLERY, &C..&C.
20 Doz Lanterns--Rail Road.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
i A r e respectfully invited to examine his very splendid,
stock oi Tin Ware.
f F. M. KICIIARDSON,
cor. Wbitehill and Hunter streets,
marl—Bm -Atlant Ga,
Tobacco.
I
. S3OO BOXES TOBACCO,
Common, Medium and Fine,
On Consignment and for sale by
Wells, Adair & Co.,
feb21 —ts Commission Merchants.
Icottox ducks.
I-t Bales Cottoo-Duck.
( j.n3 ts W. KETCHAM.
KJ[C -
NEW Carolina Ries,
Wholesale and Retail.
jan3 -ts W. KETCHAM.
W. B. tows. J. t. ASBBBSOS. o S PALLIS.
W. B. LOWE & CO.,
WH •LESAI.k ASD RETAIL DEtLERS IN »
1 Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
HATS. BOOTS, SHOES <£-!..
Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia,
febl—3 iu
IRON.
SMALL lot Plantation Iron.
jan3—tf W. KETCHAM.
ST LOUIS ADVERHSEMENTS
suffWinffliffl
Packet Coßiipany.
C. J <’AFFR3fiYPresident.
J. B. STOCK TOYSeer tary.
FKAMJK F. KSußEL,Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
• M. Burn?, Nashville, A. R Moream. St. Lenis.
W. W. Fyffe, >ashvil e, J. B. L. Keating. St. L'>uis,
R. C. McCord, St. Lonis, J. P. < aliahau, St Louis,
A. A/Yurner, St. Louis.
Forming a Dnily Line of «fenn|tr» from
St. L««»uia to Johnsonville *• «<• Fast
port, on ttie Teuussee itiver.
In cunnection wilh the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
South Carolina and Alabama Railroad,
Connecting at Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROA,
And at Paducah with the
mobile and Ohio Railroad.
From St. Louis to Nashville in
FORTY HOURS.
The shortest and quickest route to
Chattanooga, Atlanta,
mongtomery,
Aud all points in
TENNESSEH.
GEOUGTiV,
SOUTH CAROLINA,and
A L A O A M A,
The following li lit drrnght and fast steamorscom
pr se tlii-line,one ofahwh will leave the .ompany s
wharf-boat, foot of IVplar stieet, daily, at 4 M.
STEAMERS.
C. J. Caffrey, Laura.
M. Burns, 8 iver wave.
Spray Mlbrey,
eonora, Virginia Barton,
Louisa, Geo. McC. Porter.
Fanny Barker, , . „
Thiough Tickets and BTs Lading signed at Compa
ny’s office. No. 11 SOUT/1 COMMERCIAL STREET,
(Citv Bnildirgs). , , ... . ,
For Freight or Passage apply on boirdol or to
JOS McE'TIKE, I Steamboat
BOYD & sYLVEST -R, I Agents.
Jan23-tf SCOTT & BRO., Railroad Agents,
r r soKatu . « J cArrssi.
KNOBEL & CAFFREY,
COMMISSION & FOBWARDING
MERCHANTS,
NO. 11 CITY BUILDINGS,
BETWEEN MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
57. LOUISMISSOURI
Orders for Bacon, Pqrk, Lard, &c., solicited and
promptly filled. ncvl-t>m
J. N. STEPHENSON,
. Commission Merchant,
AND
COTTON BROKER,
NO, 75 NOltril SECOND STREET,
ST LOUISMISSOURI
N ov<m her 1,1865—1 y
" obo - r - niv,s
R,E>VT>Y Zt T>A.VISS,
General Variety of Wholesale
CLOTHIERS,
Great Inducements to Southern Trade,
JSTo. 69 Main street.
oct29—sl2m ST. IdOH>S»
MATHEW MOODY. | JOBHUA MK’HEL, | MOREY T ANDREWS
MOODY, MICHEL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
No. T'L Second Street Corner Olive,
ocUB-fy ST. LOUIS. J«O.
GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW & BMIIITL
FOOIIEIIUNACHISim
CIWCENNATI.
STATIONARY & PORTABLE
Steam Engines
CIRCULAR SAW JUULS,
WITH SIMULTANEOUS AND INIiEPLNDENT
Wrought Iron Head Blocks,
ECLIPSE SHINGLE MACHINES,
Wood Working Machinery,
CORN MILLS, MILL GEARING i SHAFTING,
Wrought Iron Pipe & Fittings, Slrnin Cocks, &e.
giffard injector,
OIL WELL MACHINERY.
Steam Fire Engines,
Applicants for Descriptive Circulars, will specify th*
Machinery they need.
J uary 3. 1866 3tn
Wholesale Hoisery & Notion House.
CHILDS, FARBER & CO.,
07 Tliirtl Street, opposite Burnet House,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Hosiery, Gloves, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Tailors’
Trimm ngs, Notions, &o. Have now open a now stock,
I embracing
Full line of Spring woods,
'Jo whuh we invite the attention of dealers. Having
evoiy lacility lor conducting <»ur business fn the beat
manner, wo confidently solicit an eur-y call. A I orders
receive our p ompt att ntion. m ; »r2-tl
Fashionable Millinery.
J. A. HENDERSON &c CO.,
No. 18 West Fifth Street,
Keeps the largest atid best assortment of
BOTsTISrETS, HATS,
AND
Millinery Goods, 41
IN
incinnatiOhio.
lob-3-3m
Block, Lehman &Co.,
WHDLESALE GROCERS,
Liquor Importers and Manufacturers,
AND
Agents for Tobacco and Cigars, -
No. 55 West Second Stre t, between Walnut and
Vine streets,
Cincinnati ... Ohio
December 20—6 m
DIhVCAN, FORD & GO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Wholesale Grocers,
No 41 West Second Street, between Walnut pnd Vino,
feblS 3m* C INCINNATI, OHIO.
B miESEf HOOSE?
T. W. Evans’, Inte of Evans & Co,,
W H. Evans, late of Evans &
Wm. Po ter, late of Evans & Co., *
Thos. D ite iate of F te. 'heph- rd & Co.,
H C Gardner, late «t G ndner Co.,
11. B Buckner, late of ’’nrdu r & Co.,
R. W Jknmnqs, late with Gaidner & Co.
EVANS, FITE & CO.,
TJo. 4 Xtlxi Elocli.,
NASHVILLE’.TENNESSEE,
We are now opening a large and well assorted stock of
Foreign and American Goods,.
VARIE LIES,
• BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS AND
READY-MADE CLOTHINC,
Purcliaiihed for CASH.since th’ recent decline in prices,
whirl' ’ ~*»er to the tr. de at
VERY LOW PRICES.
Being connect*. ’ Zvans, Gar’ner & Co., of New
Yoik City, ana importing all Fore gn and purchas
ing from manufacturers all Amer can Go>ds,
and possessing ev-ry advantage of getting
Goods at LOWEST PRI ES, f el < very
confidence in s yingto Merchants
that we will sell them as
- cheap as they can be
purchashe . in any
market.
Having adopted the CASH system of b< tb buying and
sell ng 'enables us to do business on a small advance,
tlu reby < n ib ing those | urch isiugoi us to compete with
stocks purchased nni where.
Having resident partners in York gives us ad
vantage in keeping up a stock which merchants will
fin i large and well assorted throughout these son.
solicit an examination of onr stock.
EVm, Hl> dtco.. ,
an 12-3 in No 4 Inn Block, Nast vilie, Tennessee.
C. K CLKWLORN, 1 W. F. HKRRING.
120 Chestnut f-treet, No. 7 Warren Block,
I’oiiudelpbia | Zugusia Ga
CLIIiIIOBN & limiMl,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Agents for tlic Piircliaae aud Sale of
Cotton, Cotton "Yarns
Sheetings, Shirtings, Drills,
OBKABURGS,
CONSINGMENTS IANDJ ORDERS SOLICITED.
W. F HERRING,
No. 7 Warren Block. Augnata. Ga.
C. E. Cl. AGHORN,
jan!o-3m 120 Cheatnut street, Philadelphia.
APPIER? THORNTON ft CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Booksellers, Stationers,
AND
General News Dealers,
No 60 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga
febfl— f
Vahible Mill Property for Sale.
rpiUT vauihle property known as “FOREST
I MIL! S” formerly Gunn’s Mi l«, on tho Georgia
Railr ad. iu Watren coun y, ii cliviing BTONEHOUSK
DWELLING,and other outhouses offered for sal .
To one w miin- a Iterative b li icss, this place offers
a goo i opp rtuuity for m iking money. Tin* a range,
ment of t o A.ill isc< mplete. ami the machinery in fine
order, with every convenience for gihiding W heat and
Corn, and without any forth f outlay ot capital, should
bring an income of Fiv Thousand Dollars a year Toe
tore ■ n 1 Post Ofllce has a flue custom, and, with a well
selected st -ck of go ds, can be made very profitable.
Terms < asy. The property cm ba shown by my Agent,
M. M. E Cooper, ou the pr inlses
THOMAS P. STOVALL,
feb7—lu Auguasa, Georgia.
Notice.
rilWO mont.is aftor date hereof npplica’ion wiU be
I mads to tho Court of Ordinary of Futon county,
to sol I a part of land lor number forty seven, in tho
14th di, r ct cf originally Henry now Fu ton county,
containing two and a bait acre., more or les., the rarne
being a p riion ■ f tho real estate b -longing to E M
E iwardy, deeenaed, for the oonefli of the heirs and
•-tidlT- rs ol said deceased. 11. J
'unary3, HfOth—lm Administrator
Shattered Constitutions Itestorod by Holmbold’s Ex
tract Buchu.
HELMKOLD’S CONOHNTB 'TI-'D EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the <1 orit Diuretic
Holmbold’s Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla
Is Cio Great Blood Purifier,
Both are prepared acccordiog to tho rules of Pharma— I
cy and Oliamiaivy and are the most active that cairbo I
made. Jaf-lysod (
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION’
BY THE
EUREKA fiIFT Wim.
ESTABLISHED 1840.
180 Broadway, New York,
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MELODEONS
Fine OH Paintings, Engravings
SILVERWARE, FINE GOLI) & SILVER
WATCHES,
Diamond Pina, Diamond Hings, Gold
Bracelets, Coral Florentine, Morale.
Jet, Lava and C meo Ladles’
Sets, Gold Pen* with Gold
and Silver x«ensl>»n Hol
dersy ?hceve Buttons,
Sets of Studs, Vest
and N<*ck CHains,
Gold l<i ii ks,
4tc.. Valu
ed at
5i,000,000. “®a
DISTRIBUTION is made in tho following m inner:
CERTIFICATED naming each article and it* Value,
are placed in SCALED E VEI.OPEd, which are well
m’xed. Oneofthes Em dopes, ton ainlag Hi Certifi
cate er Ordnr 3r some Article, will bode ivei ed at our
office or sent by malt to anv address, without regard to
choice, on receipt f 25 cents.
On receiving tho Certificate the purchaser will see
what Article it draws, i.nd it* value, an*l can th n send
ONE DOLLAR and receive the Article named, or can
ohoost anv other one Article on our list of the same
value.
I of our SEALED ENVELOPES, may,
i in ti>is manner, obtain an Article Worth from Ons to
Five Hundred Dollars,
FOR OVE DOLLAR
which they need not pay until it is known what Is
drawn and its value Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed
iu ah cases.
THE EUREK A GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact of its being the Original
j an-I largest <>ift Association in th- country. We are
i therefor*-en >bied to send ) iner Goods, and give better
chances t » *.b(ain the more vfilu'ible. prizes, han oiy
oth« r CRtabl shmoutof the kind. The basin hs continues
to he conducted in a fair an I honorab e manner, and *
large and greatly increasing trade is proof that our pat
rons appreciate this method of obtaining rich and ele
gant goods.
Dui- ng the pist yea r this Association bas Rent a very
large number of valuable prizes to all parts of the
country Tho.ce who patronize us will receive the full
value of their money, as no artie'e on our list s worth
less th tn One Dollar, retail, and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may uepend on having prompt:
returns, and the articles drawn will be immedi tely
sent to any address by return mail or express.
. The fol lowing parties hao rece tly drawn valuable
prizes hom the i-ureka ssorfihtion and have klndl>’allow
ed the use of their names, m>my other names might be
pub i'hed were we permitted:
Doct J R. Marsh, 146 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa., Piano, value $500; Col. 8- M. Robertson, St. Charles
Ho el, N 0., La, Oil Painting, value $100: Mrs. Lucy
Adams. Detriot, ich., Gold Watch, value $150; Patrick
Burk, 121 Chapel St. N. Naven , Ct., Melodeon, valtfe
$200; Jesse R. Williams, Springfield. Mass., Gold Watch,
value $150; Mrs M N. Roberts, Revere House, Boston,
Mass., Piano, value $350; Hon. Nelson J. White, Wash-
■ iugton, D. C ,Oil Painting, value $100; Luther Brown,
1 23 leasant St., Fall River, Mass , Gold Watch, value
$l5O, Mrs. J. Phillips, Worjester, Mass., Melodeon,
value $200; J. S. Brown, Westfield* Jfass., Gold Watch,
value $125; Miss E. Davis, Natick, Mass., two prizes
Melodeon, value $225 Cluster Diamond Ring, valu
S2OO. •
Letters from various parties throughout the country
acknowledging the receipt of very valuable gifts, may
be seeu on file at our office.
To be Sold for One Dollar Eaclii-
Without regard io value, and not paidfor until
you know what you will receive
50 Elegant Rosew’d Pianos, worth from $2 r O.OO
t.. 500 00
50 Melodeons, Rosewood Ca5e5...5125.00 t 0225 0'
190 Fin Oil P i .tings 24.00 to 100 O'
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches- 75.00 to 150 00
160 Diamond Rimrs 55 00 to 200,n0
250 Ladies’ Gold Watches 60,00 io 85,00
450 Silv r Watches 25,00 Vo 50,00
2 0f me Steel Engravings, framed 12,00 lo 25,00
lUO Si’ver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 1 ,00 to 35,00
100 Music Boxes 12 00 to 40,00
100 Silver Rtvolving Patent Oas-
. tors 15,00 to 35,00
500 Sets Silver lea and. Table
Spoons*... 15.00t0 30.00
2,500 Vest and Neck Chains 5,00 to 25,00
2,50i> Ladies’ Silver Porte Monies.. 8(0 to 15 00
8,000 Silver Butter Knives 3,00 to 7,03
2.000 Pair Ear Kings (new i-tyles).. 150 to 6,00
3 000 Gold Pencils and To'th icks 3.00 to 8,00
3,000 Onyx and A meth vst Brooches 4.00 to 10.00
S.OUO Lava and Florentine Brooch* s 4,00 to 6,00
1.000 Masonic Pines 4,00 to 6,50
2 000 Fine Gold Watch Keys 350 to 6,00
5,000 Children’s Armlets 250 to »*,OO
2,500 Sets ot Bosoiii 'tuds 1.50 to 500
2,000 Enameled Sleeve Buttons.... 2.50 to 10,00
10,000 Plain Gold and Chased Kings.. 1,00 to 6,00
5,000 Stone Set and Seal Rings..... 2,50 to 10,50
5000 Locket*, all sizes& 2,00 to 7,00
10 000 S te of Ladies’ Jewelry 8,00 to 20,00
4,0b0 Watch Charms (Jach) 300 to 5,00
5 000 Gid Pens, 'i ver Ex. Casos... 4iODto *.OO
5.000 Gentn’ Breast and Scarf Pins.. 8,00 to 20,00
2,0u0 Lad New Style Belt B ck-
I 4 00 to 6.50
2,0d0 Ohati-lalne and Guard Chains 6,00 to 20 00
1.000 Gold Thimbles 7,00 to 14,00
2.0' 0 bets Ladies Jet at d Gold 10,00 to 20,00
10.000 Gold Crosses 1.60 to 6,00
6unn Oval «•* 4x*v..-_.. ... d-w-vd— aww
4,00 Chase ) Biaceh ts 5,0 Uto 16,U0
2uooßal ard rops, all colors 300 io 5.00
S,COU FinGo d Pei s 2,00 to 3,00
2,UUO >ew Style Jet and Gold Ear*
diops 3,00 to 7,00
2,500 New Style Long Crystal Ear •
drops 4,00 to 8,60
2,000G01d Pens. , . 3,00 to 6,00
A CHANCE TO OBTAn A*Y OF
THE /ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE
DOLLAK BY PCRCIIAsING a sealed
ENVELOPE FOR 45 CENTS*
44* Five Sealed Envelop s will be sent for SI,OO
Eleven for $2 uO; Thirty for $5,00, Sixty-five for SIO,OO
One Hundred forsLs.oo.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE*
Our pitron- are d sired to send United States m jney
when convenient b«ng letters are unnecessary.
Orders for t*E vLED ■ NVELO KS must in every case
be accomp med bv the CXash, with the name of the per
son sending an Town,Cou •ty and .'tats plainly written.
Letters should be addressed to toe Managers, ns follows:
GOODWIN, lIUNT&. CO,,
Box 5706 Post Office, New York,
janll—tf
ALEX W HARRIS. I fIENRY M. ASHBY,
Late of Nashville, Tenn. | Late cf East Tenn
HARRIS & ASHBY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Southern Emigration Agents,
40 an (I 42 Broadway,
N ew York.
BEI leave to’inform tho public that tbey«havo e«
tabli hed themselves in this city in business, and
ate prepared io extend to their Southern rri nds tho
ÜBUAI facilities required,and respectfully solicit a liber
al share of patronage.
Will furnish skilled white labor to Planters, Mwu
facturers. Railroad and Mining Companies in the South
ern stites
Will supply all kinds ot improved Farming Imple
ments. Cot’oii Gins and Presses, Steam -Engines and
Mills, Iron Safes, Railroad Suppl es. Machines, Furni
ture. Ca riages, Buggies, &c , at Manufacturers’ prices.
Will attend propmtly t<» the Purchase and Sale of all
classes of Merchandise aud Produce usually bought and
sold in this city.
Our plan of business is thoroughly systematic, and all
its det *i s are carefully arranged, to ensure the utmost
responsibility an promptness.
O dors for white 1 iborers must be accompanied with
moans to defray the actual expenses from the city to the
point of destination; also with a commfssiou or tee as set
forth in accompanying instructions. ($5 per head.)
AUTIIOHIZED RBFEKENCESi
Harris. Gainer <fc Co.. New York*. C. Power, Green A
CV> , New Yoik; Jas II Armstrong. KuoxvilU.
Berry, Demovi lo A Wharton, Nashville, Tenn ; M.
Burns. President Nashville A Charleston,aud Nashville
A North 'Vestern Railroad; Wm II Mi chell, President
Mobile & Girard Rd road; t< Wells, Superintendent Mo
bile & Gir .rd Kailroad; G Jordan, Jr., Sup’t Mobile A
Great Northern Railroad: Stephen W Harris, Hunts
ville. Ala.; l> P A R Ellis. Columbus. Ga., F G Wilkins,
(Mayor) Columbus, Ga., Wm 0 Sanford. Madison, Ga.
janll—»f f
L. hAULMB ’KY, T. 0. M ►KLKY,’
Late of Macon, Ga. Late Markiev A Joyner,
Atlanta, Ga.
SAULSBURY & MARKLEY,
UJ2 BROADWAY, [NEW YORK*.
—GENERAL -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For tho, purchase of every description of Merchandize,
including Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware. Agricultural
Implements, Drug*-, Liquors, Ac.
Jtgents for the sale oi the best cl»v8 or Engines, Saw
Milts, Grist Mil b, Cott n Macbmary and Rail Koad Sup
plies at manufacturers’ prises
A so Lubricating and Tanners’ Oils, of all grades.
Drawings and dost ripti >iw ot Machinery furnished®
upon application. Consignments of produce will receive
prompt attention.
Refer lo P. P. Pease * Co., Dean, Browning & Co., At
lanta, Ga., E. Dermead, Wm. Root, M .rietta, Ga.
feb 28
W nOOPkR HARRIS, I JAMES L. GAINES, I R. R. A R M BKkRDEN
Late of Nashvilp*, I te of Asha- I Late ol Macon,
T*nu. \ ville, N. 0. | Georgl
HARRIS, GAINES & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers*
AND
General Merchandise Brokers,
HEAVLH STREET,
]Ncw York.
December 28—3 m
NEW RORK ADVERTISEMEETS. '
r (i n-j DYSPEPSIA,
lllffl Dr, Strickland's ' Dr. Strickland** Tonic « a
E (’/•nceutrat.-d preparation of
KJ! Roots and Herbs, with entt-
[j cids and cirminatives to
Im I tr<*ngth< n the stomach and
i|| IkJl’l vJ • J *ierv»u« system. It is acer
|P4i imj a n remedy for Dyspepsia
fc.--Indigestion,Noiveusoesß,
lfesau=i=^aifc•.•j-.-=sijatfcxsaaSSl[ J , WH o| Apj»etlto, Acidity Os
of the Stomach, flatulency and De'»ihty. It Is not
alcoholic, therefore particularly suited lor weak, nerv
ous and dysp* ptic Per rods. Fcr sale by all Druggists
everywhere al $1 per bottle.
Dr. Strickland’* ~ r( Jj*
7 CUKE
PILE REMEDY, bi B
J| P 1 L E Si
Has cured thousands of || W
the worst cased of Bund an* uml Unia
H give.
immediate relief, and est cfs® 11111 ■ '■ «■ r 'xjjjm®
a permanent cure. Try it directly. It is wairant.d to
cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 50 cents per bottle. 9
DR. STRICKLAND’S
I COUGH mellifluous
N 0 ? Cough Balsam
MOHIL 1
d MbH is warranted to be the only
it-r-'- ~preparation known to cure
- jot... , ■'* Colds, Hoarseness,
sthnia. Whoopiug Cough. Chronic Coughs, tonsump
tion, Bronchitis and Croup. Being prepared from
Honey and Htrbs it Is healing, Bolte uing, and expector
ating, and paiti ularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. Forsaltfby Druggists everywhere.
DIARRHCEA.
Over 18,000 Boleiicrs were cured of Diarrhoea and
DyreDtery last year by the use of Dr. JrtricKlan-i’s Anti-
Cholera M xture. ihe fact if its being used extensive
ly m the Hospitals is proof <»f the efficiency of Dr. Strick*
land’s Anti-Lhalera Mixture for tne cure of acute and
chronic cases of hiarrboea a d Dysentery. Tms is the
on'y preparation known as a safe and certain remedy
for Cholera. Do not be with »ut so valuable a modi
cine. Get a bottle of it directly. It is sold by all
Druggisis at 50 cen s per bottle.
J T. JE.CKINS & CO.,
febl-ly Wholesale Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
KENT’S EAST INDIA COFFEE!
EQUAL TO JAVA I
HALF THE PftICE 1 fijw
GOES TWICE AS FAR !
Recommended and Used by All!
CLERGY.4EN, PHYSICIAN.- and i’rofeaalonal Men, ai
the cheapest, heiithiest and best beverage in the worldl
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS NORTH AND SOUTH.
The Southern Trade, to wb ch it is sp daily adapted,
supplied through ihe New York City Wholesale Giocers.
or direet from the Manufactory,
Put up in one pound papers in boxes of 86 and 6C
pounds each.
a®- S JLUtz
IST TC W YORK.
RICHARD DAVIES, Proprietor,
and Geneial Wholesale Dealer in Teas and Coffees.
Jan2s—tf
8 B CAWVIKL. R. c. MORRIS, Jf
CALDWELL&MORRIB,
(Sucteßaora to Brew.r 4 Caldwell,)
COTTON FACTORS
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
20 Old Slip,
New York.
jan9 6m
DURYEAS’ MAIZENA
Was the only “Pirparation for food from
Indian Corn”
That received a medal and honorable mention from the
Royal < omaiissioners, at the great International Exhi
bition . London, 1862. the competition of all prominent
manufacturers of •‘Corn Starch” and “Prepared Corn
Flour” of this and other countries notwithstanding.
MAIZENA,
oa.»<>—l —.AU MAAAMy wftb«>M4- « fwulk.
One trial wil icon vince the most *Keptlcal. Makes Pud
dings, < akos, < ustards, Blanc Mange. &c . without isin
glass, wtb fewer uo eggs, at a cost Astonishing the most
economical. A sliuht addition to ordinary Wheat Flour
greatly improves Bread and Cake. It istiko excellent
for thickening xweet sauces, gravies for fiih and meat,
soups. &c For Ice Cream nothing can compare with it
A little boiied in milk will produce rich cream for ccflfes,
choco ate t( a, Ac
Pur up iu one pound packages, under the trade-mark
Maizena, wi(h directions for use
A most delicious article of food for children and Inva
lids of ail ages For sale by Grocers and Druggists
everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, 166 Fulton Street,
NEW YORK.
WIIaIaIJLM DURYEA,
Aug 23—ly General Agent.
WIIIGHT, CARTER A VO, 9
General Southern Land Agency
No. 62 BROADWAY, New York.
NEGOTIATE Loansfor Farmers and lan ten; also
for Associations, Co' pot al ions and Companies, and
partnerships for th-* cultivation of Cotton, Sugar. Rice
aud al« Soutnern products; also for the Lumber and
Turpentine business.
Procure white labor, native or foreign, to supply
special demand. Orders solic ted.
. Organize Associations for the development of Mining
and Manufacturing interests and the settlement of
Southern lands, i'urclvse and forward Machinery,
Implements, Suppl es. ®c., for Farm’ rs, Planters and
Miners. Give careful attention £o the collect! n and
securing of d«-bts, and the adjustment and settlement
of cl dins ' f every description.
Authorized Referenced— Peter Cooper, Esq. New
Y* rk; Jay Cooke, Esq , Philadelphia; A. A. Lowe, Esq..
Piesl'fe t Chamber of Commerce, N. Y.jtleo. II stuartj
gpq , Philadelphia. dec 7—3 -
0. A. LONGSTREET.J JOHN SEDGWICK. | W. D. TREADWAY.
J. M. HANI'LEY
WPH
LONGSTREET, SEDGWICK & CO..
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in
MEN’S & BOYS CLOTHING,
380 BROADWAY, I¥EW YORK.
docl7-tf
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,
No. 11 Dey Street, N. Y.,
ALEXIS ISRACiG A WESSON,
SUCCESSORS or THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM Or
ALEXIS BRAGG & WARREN,
Wholesale Dealers in Bools, Shoes and Lea'ber,
beg to invite the attention of purchasers to their splen
did stock, ad toted to all sections of the coun ry, and
which offer at the lowest market pieces.
Special attention paid to orders.
ALEXIS BRAGG, ANDREW WESSON, Jr.
fob 14 —3m r- -
JAMES GkAVES. JAMES A. GRAVE
GRAVES & SON,
PROPHIETOKS OF
• Dr. Graves’ Ague Pills,
Antl-BlliouM Pills, American Liniment
Pain Ex rnctoi ,Candy Vermifuge,
Pile Ointment, and
CURE FOR DIPTHERIA AND THROAT DISEA
And Dealers in all kinds of
PATENT Medicines. Perfumery. 8 ups, and Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies, for medical
purposes; floe Cig <rs and Tobacco, Flavoring Extracts,
Sponge, Brushes of all kinds, < oiulmj, Quinine. Quino
dine, Purified Chcenad pe, Sn'phate of Linconia. Mor
phine, Ch orolonu, Opium, and many otter prepara
tions, that will be sold low.
Will a so keep an aw rtment of Elertic Medicine.
44*Wo will have a ca alogne < f v’ur stock ar.d prices
that will be furutshel those deairing one free of charge
NO. MARKET STREET,
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Jan2s—tf Louisville, Ky.
ATLANTA MALE SCHOOL ! I
A Male School will be opened in
the uppper room of
Engine House No. 1,
On Monday 22d January.
Terms SS,CO per month, payable inadvanoih
T. S. oilelrspie.
YOUNG men employed dnr>ng the day wilt be taught
on Moudar, Wednesd ly and Friday evenings, irom
7to 9 .o’clock, P. M. Term* ,00 per mon it. For
further particular enquire at the shool Room.
anlfl—Sna.
LOUISVILLE A DVERTISEM ENTS
fTMORRILUTC
Uucceasors to *
J. T. SMITH Al ( O.»
No. »!8O Main Street,
Louisville Kentucky
(Next door above Louisville Hotel,)
Manufacturers, Importers, and Wholesale Dealer, <«
SdcSLcULorsr,
Hamess, Saddlery Hird ware,
T2FLTT:iSriX.S,
B-A.GS <Sc VALICES.
Our stock comprises a comp ete assortin' nt ©♦ Pad
dles, Hr i ddles, Fillings and Martingales, Girth and Hein
Web, Riding and Ddving Whips, Bits and Haddiery
Hardware.
In our Trunk Department will ba found a’l kinds of
' Ladies’ and Gents’ Trunks, traveling Bags, Valises,
Satchels, and
French Morocco Sack,
Among our Imported Goods of
>
j Our own Importation,
) we offer a large stock of Steel and Silver Plated Br
d'/one, Snaffles, and Pelham’s
STIIIIITJFS,
i
Ixo.-y Rlnga, Eagllsb Head* and Kalna, and Martln
guia, and
• FRENCH MOROCCO SACS.
feb22—ltn
1 ■ ■ -- -
m. Block. ns alm am j. seek am
HENRY P. SHACKELFORI*.
Formerly of Atlanta, Ga—with
, H. BLOCK & CO.,
WIIOLK BAUH DEALKHS IN
y Pure Bourbon and Copper Distilled
" "WHISKY,
Wines, Brandies, (win, &.c
u No. 330 Main Street, between Eighth and ninth,
dl
Louisville Kentucky.
lau»-3in J
I, ,
•’ J. M DA VIS, 8. P. CAHY,
w Florence, Alabama. Loulavllla,
Formerly Ward k Gary
E. R. DEAN WITH
J. M.DAVIS & CO.,
.. COMMISSION MIiRCHANTS,
J . aro
wholesale: dealers
i nr
Bourbon Whisky,
’> grocehieis
c Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
637 Main Street, between Sixth and Seventh,
I Louisville Kentucky
All orders addressed to E. R. Dean,
Atlanta, Ga., will receive prompt at
tention.
e
; lew Iron Store.
t NAUTS & REAMER,
1 f
ir Agents for the
it
; KEW ILIUM ROLLING MILL,
k AKD
I
■ X> o a 1 e x* fli 1 xx
Iron, Wails and Steel.
No. 247 (old No. 634) Main street, between Sixth and
Seventh, North Side,
LousisvilleKentucky
E. H. DEAN, Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
>. B. HL'TCHISOH. y. a. Uin
HUTCHESON & RAINE,
Vi7liole«alo I3ealer«
IN
BOOTS A SHOES,
Malu Street. South Side, between Sixth and Seventh,
Louisville Kentucky
E. R, DEAN, Agent,
Atlanta, Ga »
H. S. BUCKNER,
IMFOnTBR
AND
X’lFlXOlolßAtlo XDoa*lox w Ixx
NOTIONS,
"WTaJ-te Goods,
FANCY HARDWARE.
Hoisery, GLlovcb
SKIRTS, &c„
No. 518 Main street Filth and Sixth streets
Louisville Kentucky
E- R. DEAN, Agent,
Post Office Box 320, Atlanta, Ga.
December i; -3m
a Galen’s Head Dispensary,
(K tnbliabed 1860. Chartered 1861,)
For the Tieaiment ntPrlvat.
Dlaeaacai and Female
Coinplnlmai
AMEOIOAL l*HAMt*nr.BT, JUST PUBLISHED,
containing 60 Urge page, and nnmernna engrav
ings of the organs of both aexea In health and dls.aee;
treating on prime dis asea, gonerrh-a. gh at, ayphll la,
stricture; dLesaea of the to.lklee, bladder and kldnevet
aolt-abuao, and tho a' crat habit, ol bolli sexes, and Ila
deplorable elfoct. on both body and mlr.d; dl.eaaoa ol
females from ulrlhood to old age; b tended sa a warn
ing anil a guide for the young o both aexea, being a
trnthiu auviaer to the married an ' those contemplat
ing marriage; witn the Author's now method of treat
went, the inosi ruc«ea-ful m-ans of cure aa shown by
the report of caaw mall.d under seal tor 28 c nt. Head
the above work before aooklug medical aid elaewhere,
aud thus .void quackery.
Tho COMMfIaTIKiO MVCGEON of tbla cele
brated Ditp-naary wh > is the Author of the above
work, may be eouaulted per onally or by latter on all
the disease, of which it treats Patients at a distance
treated by mall, and medicines rent to any part of the
country on receipt of a at .loment cf the cate
*l'o LADIES— A prmphtot of special Importance
to ihe m >r led. price 10 cents; also, a Ittle hoolgof pri
vate advice to lad es either marred or single, price It
cents, either sent iu sealed envelopes on receipt ot
price
Office Removed to 7* Grtoa street, be
tween Second and Third, near the l‘ost ffice Consul
tations private, and all business strictly confidential.
Address,
TIIEGALEN’SHKAD DISPENSARY,
fobs-ly Loulatllle Kaulueky.