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Newspaper Page TextiVeeMg pew fe. DR. HOOTEN’S THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. 3. 1870. The Young Men'* Library Aeioelatlon— Some Suggestions. There is do institution in Atlanta, which, in proportion to the amount of money con tributed to it, is doing more good than the Yonng Men's Library Association. Not only is its present influence useful, bat its capacity (or good if perseveringly sustained, is beyond estimate. Atlanta is a new city. Its society is not yet matnred. In consideration of the age of the city and the recent settlement of its population, drawn from all parts of the Union, and from almost every civilized coun try in Europe, the efforts of the people of our oity to seeuro healthful, moral and intellectual progress is very notable. The Library rooms of the Young Men’s Association, are attractive to the resident aa well as the stranger. Though they cannot boast of sa extensive a catalogue of books os may bo found in older and moro wealthy cities, the selection of books and newspapers on the shelves and tables of the society, is creditable to the management; and the sys tem and order observable in their arrange ment are creditable to the good judgment and zeal of the polite librarian, who ever makes the visitor, whether lady or gentleman, feel comfortable and at home. It is rare that a so ciety, whose ability to pay for valuable services la limited, can secure as efficient an officer. An important precedent to permanent use fulness and large growth in influence is the possession of a fire-proof building of suit able architecture in all its details foi the pres* arvalion of the treasures of knowledg > and art of which the society proposes to become the custodian. Sacha bnilding will give an as surance of permanency, and, therefore. In crease the number of its patrons. Donations would more freely be sent to the society if it were known that the gifts entrusted to it will be preserved against accident from fire. The society ought to have more rooms for its use than it con now afford te rent. No young man, who will avail himself of the privileges offered by the Association, need complain that he is compelled, to keep off ennui, to resort to places of amusement of questionable character; while these rooms are open. But well os our young men have done in the inception of their enterprise, they can by a little united effort, not only keep the in' stitution in its present status, but greatly ex tend its usefulness. They should plan for perpetual progress, and more extensive use fulness. The institution may be made the nucleus around which sevefal enterprises creditable to the city and themselves may be collected, and yearly grow in importance. In suoh a building, many parties pos sessing valuable historical papers and docu ments and works of art, would be willing to make deposits for the enjoyment of the pub lic, because they would be assured of their preservation. Connected with the society there ought to be aa historieal, a scientific, as wall as a literary section. There is no place on the continent in and about which more in teresting historieal reminiscences centre. To the historical section of the Association, should be assigned tbs collection and arrang ing of historical memoranda, documents, maps, ate., and the marking, by memorial stones, of the places where toinarkablo events, incidents, battles, etc., took place. Sack collection and such mounments, before the ex piration of the present generation, would be- oome of immense value and interest to future historians and tourists. t yoitl.;. scientific auction might b^paigued ARY for the blind. A New Discovery ! Phaloi VITA^IA;" *ott, Salvation for the Hair. qaestion. The united testimony of the Unco num bers, onoe blbid. that hare been permanently restored to sight by Dr. H., la irrcrtitible. The*© persons are to be found la abnoot every section of Georgia, and In many other State*. To tlaU valtod testimony, U add ed that of thousands ol the most reliable people, who know well the history of the rases restored. These frets are incontrovertible, and ate rapidly apreadinf their Influence over the whole land. Any amount of nnqaretionabl* evidence can be resdilj fumUlied per* desiring information, l^ttents are regularly ng in from all directions, and tbs pros pect promises e large increase of operations tor tbs present year. the dissuasion of ecu collecnon of a museoi riom bote subjects and the r&tive of the va- biatory, zoology, Saab a mu f;ted in a region specimens of the Xo conueetiou with such polytechnic Institute would attract lytl^^c^nees with aKSfcSs during the past year a of this Institution UK f’K U KNC AX: Gen. J. B. Gordon, Atlanta. Go. Ki-Oot . JU,> Hon. John Enkitm, JneceD. 8. D. O.. Atlanta. Ga. mubertoa, WiUoon. Tajlor A Go.. Atlanta, Ox Jordan, Howard A Uamlaoe, Atlanta. Ga. Mooro A Harah, Atlanta, Ga. Bor. P. 8.0. Wataon. llortourtlk. By. Bor. A. & Worrell, Pm. Lex. Paul, Cohere. By. Cot. w. H. Proden. Deleon, aa. Bev. L J. Wood, Borne, Ga. Her. Auf. W. Walker. Conway boro*. 8. C. Bev. T. H. Morphy, Hoconmllto, an. Hon. a B. Woollen, Deweon. Ox. Bev. B. U Horn. M. D„ Fort Volley. Oe. Hon. W. H. a Daren port. Lotto Star. Two. Don. B. A. Taralpeeod, Port Grice., Go. Cxpt & 8. Dunlap Ueeon, Ga. 0. a. Daetier, Conductor 8. W. BallroeJ. Ga. CoL B. A. Thornton, Celnmbna, Ge 1. P. Cox. Pm. Pena. CoL. LaOrxnre, Go. Hon. Win. M. TnmUn. Cnthbert, Ga. Hou. J. T. Clara. Cuthbcrt. Ga. CERTIJTCATES: Tit, fallowing general atatemeat wu pot to publica tion by about one-fourth af the wholo number of Uento under treatment ettbotiare. It wee whu, ‘■November, IOCS, with no prerione IntimaUon to Dr. H. The remainder of the patlenta were ebeent at tbe eigalng, end had no opportunity of affixing their signatures. _ public, wo ora Impelled by n drain to beneat thoeo who, hie oureelree. ere effileted with - ot the eye, sad by s sense of justioe to Dr. — eye,sad by*senseofjuatic*to Dr. Hootea,who has permanently established an Inflrm-ry for tbs Blind, in tbs city ol Atlanta, Ga. Dr. 7 rMtn haring been bllnd tlirr, year, hlmeelf, end haring been motored to eight by tbe aame ey.tem af treatment which he >w pieetleaa, ie weHqueUUed to eympethlxe with end reetore thou elmllarly effileted. Dr. H. Ie e blffb-toned gentleman, end la candid toe fault. Ho given hie—' Pur u-wji.ru Kcnueman, ana is esneua to* eatahUebed poeltlen. be rrflwi on hie l alee ally avoided Dr. H. doee not prodeee to reetore the bund end the laying on of hande. etc., (aa to by many)—bntto treat the eye en etrtoOy rational and ectontlflc priori fire, end to nee the remedlee rolled treatment known to tbs madias! world. Dr. Horten to no adventurer. That be to so bum- bug. end coaid not patently be, however mueh he might deelrelt, to at once manlfeat to all redacting. Impartial mlnde, far the following maona: 1. Hale permanently located In Atlanta, when the true ehar. actor of hi* practice mutt " tbs isopla. A humbug be to compelled to keep on the move to avoid detao- Uon. x He to a Gocrgton by birth, eod to eonneoted with one of the Urgent, molt reepeoteble end lndaen- tlal families In tho State. s. He wee educated In pert at tbe Mate ~~ ' modiclxio is terwsrds attended an _ __ has been s regular practicing physician years, nearly *11 of which time has been spent of tbs most intelligent and refined sections dealt orer tb« Southern Stataa bla drmlan, gtv- | the name, of a large number of the I end prominent cltixen. of Georgia. ■ -1. together with eerUdeetee of par- ; wo moke no ndventnxw—wo i—for many el ne, before eom* t, in. vain, lb# beat eys- reriSok _ 'iWWir inflo- eyo known to the medical am to him bund, and Many‘ ‘ always creditable to the oollecton and con- art*, >upo: taste and tributora. We have that marked out an extenoive pro gramme for the go-ebecd young men of our onterpriring city, which te not too chimerical for them and their aacccaeora to oceompliib, if they but will to work pereletently, and per- scveringly keep in view the opportunities they enjoy and the responeibility reeling on them. It ie not propoeed, nor can it be ra tionally expected, that the propoeed reaulta ■boll bo reeehed at once, in a dey or a year; but judicioue can be laid and a pro gramme marked out bj wbieb all shall work, and to the folflllment of which tnbou» n «ift§ nk generation shall cop- labor. In all of mean* and and $werjr other country, the preachl n £c^l*i!* ’oying tbe frnita of tha far seeing t of their founders, of whom many at inslitntions of ths present day /arc memorial. Though they may not lhra to ' f- : see the realization of their hopes while labor- / J ing fir tns good*qf posterity, the yonng men f of ths city of Atlanta ahpold not act alone for s* .themselves; bgt wiii^endeavor to repay the del?t of grstitmip^fley ow# to tbs uyoriding means cjprogr/fes and a •— .l— £re to con Mrs T Thomas, Franklin. Ga. IfrsMK Wilke*. Antioch. Ga. Mrs M A Allen, Montgomery. AUL Mrs M Wallses, Marietta, Ga. Mrs Nanoy Bart:©, Western Georgia* Mrs N Hearn. Palmstto, Ga. ^ Mr* NL Nelson Union Springe.fAIa. Mrs E Trammel. Dallas, Ga. Mrs 8 B 8mitb, Kedron, Ga. Mias M J Huguley, Box Spring. Ga. Miss N EPnckc.it. Atlanta. Ga. Miaa H M Phillip*. Hogansrllls, Ga. MisaM Brown,! Mias M M less. Fort Talley, Ga. Mias N E Fester, Fairborn, Ga. Miaa J G Foster, Fairborn. Ga. X M Butt, Beuna Vista, Ga. W H Brock, Ford's Stars, Ga. W J Jamas, Fairborn, Ga. J E Unit, Glennvilte, Ala. J iteberaon. Roswell, Ga. “ B Camp, Mulberry, Ga. H R Newsom, LaGrange, Ga. R W Rowark. Cotton Gin, Texas. VJ Miliican. Stans Mountain, Ga. OHLlvfiiJ{tufil«ebmd,Ge. J 8 OlbMo. Gordon,'(Te: , - (lmtr J. Ale. STATER! .SEDIMENT I OPENTQJHE LIGHT 111 For Restoring to Gra Original Co/orl Phalon’s “V iTAi^fi^iiffcrs ut terly from all Uj^mir coloring preparation^ieretofore used. It is luifnd, sweet smelling, prec jptates no muddy or slimy ma^er,requires no shaking, im part no stain to the skin. Hold it tofche light and it is clear and clouljjess. It leaves no mark on the scJto; yet it reproduces in gray hainkenaturalcolor that time or sicCTtaq^may have bleached out of it. WINTER ARRANGEMENT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. £ X E G U T RJ_X SALE. .rilYB ART COLLECTION ] OF THOMAS THOMPSON, ESQ. Ask your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet Quinine—It equals (bitter) Quinine. Manufactured by Stearns, Farr & Co., Chemlatg, New York P SfCHOMANOY, FASCINATION or SOUL-CHARM ING.—400 pages; doth. Ibis wonderful book has full instructions to enable the reader to fascinate either sex; or any animal, at will Mesmerism, Bpir- RAILWAY - bo obtained by sending address, to T. \7. EVANS & CO., No. 41 South Eighth 8trect, Philadelphia. jan 15-lm ruary 7th, and continuing day and evening until sold. European artixts, from the 15tU Cen tury to the prevent time, (Including many originals of great value); also, paintings from celebrated American TO ALL .Northern, Eastern and Western Cities, 1 ‘ oU « lth °°«"- CARRYING GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS. ' -J ., ^IncSonotrZ^^ ° n rCCCipt ° f 35 ceut# * Address THE OKLY ROUTE FROM ATLANTA Preventing a possibility of twenty-four (*J4) hour** do* lay. in.4dent to lines having but ous dally train. Between Atlanta and New York Is carried exclusively by this lino. FREE TO BOOKnACENTS We will send a handsome prospectus of our NFAV . ILLUSTRATED FAMILY UlliLK to any Through Passenger Trains Leave AllanL^book ar«nt, ires of charge. Add™w national pur- 'V \ISH1NG CO.,Philadelphia, Pa., At’anti, Ga.. o; E^Phalon’s Vitalia is for one sole purpose^nat ot reproducing,with abssiute cer tainty, the natura^olor of the hair. It is no^intended as a daily dressiu^norforremoving scurf or dandruff; nor for cu ring baJCness; nor for stimula ting xfc growth of the hair.— Thesl objects may be accom plished after the color has been fixed with the Vitalia, by Pha lon’s Comical Hair Invigo- rator. The ViTALt5?*»ta harmless and unequaled prepluationfor the reproduction of lie origi nal hue of gray hair,aid noth ing else. This is accomplished in from twototen applications, according to thed^rii of shade required. Sgliroyall druggists deoie-air Borne, Selma, Meridian, and New Orleans. At Chattanooga, with the East Teona i Railroad for all poiata North & East by Lynchburg. The Memphis k Charieatoo, for Cat ton, Memphis & New Orleans, OSD POINTS WEST. NATIONAL FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS TRUST ICOMrANY Chartered by Act of Congress. BANKING HOUSE No. 473 Seventh Stiecf, Washington, IK C. Finance Commitloe: n. D. COOKE, of Jay Cooke, k Co., Chairman. W. 8. HUNTINGTON, First National Bank, non. L. <n-H?HANH, Internal Revenue Department, rron.'i. M. AdQEAU, Second Comptroller. U. Trexgury/tyA in. EDGAR KETCHITII. ATLANTA BRANCH BROAD HTKKET. a Saturdays, from DEPOSITS OF FIVE CENTS J^BpCKIYED. AND UP WAR Internet allowed and compounded In March, July and November, and on special depot ita every thirty days. Deposits can always be withdrawn without notice. All the profits beh-ng to the depositors. Invest ments are only made In securities of the United States. JOHN RICE. Chairman Advisory Committee. R. D. BADGER, tPHILIPD. COREY. PRATT’S ••ASTRAIi” OIXi, J F BiumB, Cava & W L IabelL Cedar Town, Ga. A A Hill. MuIbvrTy. Oe. j“B B JSSS;SSS^.ria heeblcr, Midway, Tcnn , Antioch, Ga. What le u: The Bryant D ita neeredited'i'' ^SWa^pojxniUcrf principlo involved bat simply ft novation of expediei|cy to expose to to .more hopeleax etete. la this the destrSfijfVJ rale of a faction./ O Ho politieaf principle £wvplVed ? That’, rather a frank confeksioa. ’ll eubetantiatea what we have repeatedly "laid; to-wit, that (he modern “Pemflcracy" in simply an organiza tion for pljeo and plander, that ia, a mero conapirscy against fair election.! The idea of each a faction aa this, cotnjioaed “ *-'of the fag ends and fconred ete^iLi- the fossil remains of a de.uuct oq-aut- aetting itself spill model of virtaona it, woald be a capital joke were Ha pretensions less bald, and ita purposes lees transparent- * N Ulitabea Paltry. Tbe praeliee of feeding their readera upon fiction, mannfaclored with reference to their supposed prejudices and predileetiono, rather then in aeeordanee with fmets, ie beginning to bear ita legitimate frnita with certain organs of the extrema Democracy. Such papers ore no longer looked to for re liable newe statements ; while their opinions are generally so marred and distorted by ill eonoealed prs, dice, slang expressions and personal abase, that they pees for naagliL A coart eons, conscientious, dignified end able trgannul men can bat respect, however much they may dissent from ita premises or reject its conclusions; bat mere abase, bombast, twaddle, balderdash andjnamc coiling, excites only ths commiseration of the charitable, or the deriaion of the cynical. toy of the Navy, vu befers the present head. To- tadulged i, ms. to believe that I ‘ with many and I tbel with dtoeaaed every friend of «uCeric, homenlty toko eefo to edvtatng .11 who are eyee. to make no dotoy in sivto, him . triaL every friend of enSertof humanity take every omov' trinity of placing tbt. ateteruent to the horde oltoe a B. MoBOTCHEN. Attente, Ansnat 18th, 1809. P 8-—After a test of months, ed: Dr. U., X am pnrsn* eye: every t-sL too yon to oo entweribe _ Franklin. Ge . Jamuey 3d, 1870. tost of months, thejaltewline to edd- pnrrain, my rfirtihi voeetlon. Hy t—L The enre 1a fin.], null author- m. Arum, Gx., Jannery 13, 1870. B(xrrla '- It afford, ms mnch pleunro to tastier toyrmr crest .kill to troottocdieome. of tbo ^.■^.^mr-m^/h^ 3 * ,or “• - now MTtn jssrs of July. 18». »bo bMd mess!—, and white she was reoovsrlnc firom tbs attack, it w»s discovered that her tied in the left eve. which became very weak, and th* in tbe left eye, which became very weak. granulated. I had her under tbo dm- T w . diffkrant pbyaiciana, and triad different ramodiea, ■tth ha nanninsaf tiorall* MU V -I i . ' verely a with the left ejo. She had to ' ... V1 constantly, aa tbo light waa very painful to her. After the diaaaoa had run far bad almoet despaired of any prospect of i I put her under your treatment, and in a four weeks the cure was complete; and she now sees as weR with tbe eye which I considered lost, aa with the other. In a wort. I am satisfied her eye ia entire ly restof*), both ia appearance and sight. Very respectfully, your obedient servant JOSEPH E. BROWN. in visitor* to the Secre- infirmary on the oorner of Collins and Baker streets, doing the aame thing two yean j Office at Infirmary. Bill* fur profeerional services, cash or ita equivalent. DR. W. A.HOOTEN. Atlanta, Ga JanfiNdtf U NLIKE many other Illuminating Oils, is PER FECTLY PURE, and free from ail adulterations or mixtures of any kind. It emits no offensive smell white burning, gives a soft and brilliant light, and can be used with the aame assurance of safety aa gaa.— Chemists pronounce it the BEST and SAFEST Illumi nating Oil ever offered to the public; and insurance muipantos indorse and urge upon consumers the of tbe “Astral” Oil in preference to any other. 1. now burned by thousands of fkmilea, and in no in stance has any aoddent occurred from its use; a lamp aii*d with it, if upset and broken, will not explode.— TO PREVENT ADULTERATION, tbe •‘Astral" Oil ia packed only in the Guaranty Patent Cans, of 1 gallon and 5 gallons each, and each can is sealed in a manner that cannot be counterfeited. Every package with un cut aee! we warrant. Be sure and get non# -but the genuine article, Pratt's “Astral" Oil, for sale by dealers •jjjgrtsea and at wholesale and retail by tbe pro* on House of CU AltLES PRATT, 108 Fulton street, N. Y. P. O. Box 3.050. 8emd for circulars, with testimonials and price list. EnclQMStamps for copy of the “Artral Light/* DOUliLt: DAILY THROUGH TRAIN. THE UNITED STATES HAIL 8:15 A. M.—5:50 P. 11. Making dose connections at Kingston for AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE "PENN LETTER BOOK,” For Copying Letters withont Press or Water. place rub with the hand. An agent has but to sin w it prop erty. and it aella itself. Adapted to every kind of bnslnoas. It doea not play out, as the first aa!o is address P. GAlt- Louis, Mo. 100,000 AGENTS WANTED KOU PRIEST AND NUN. CULTIVATOR’S GUIDE TO THE FLOWER and KITCHEN GARDEN. A which has met with so much favor . _ . now ready. It has been ro-written and improved, printed with new type, and on fine paper, illustrated The Nuhvttte k Chattanooga, for Nashville and all Points Xertli, East West. r< PASSEKGEBS HATH CHOICE OF I iTESTY-SIX DIFFEREXT ROUTER iratnc ATLANTA TO NEW YORK. PullmaiVa Traveling Palaces OB ALL BIGHT TRAINS. The Best Eating Hanses In the Conntnr. No Midnight Changes, Finely Finished Cars Well! Heated and Ventilated. QUICK TIME AND SURE COXSECTIOXS Tickets for sale at all Ticket Offices for points reached b; this line. FARE SAUTE as by OTHER ROUTES. Baggage Checked Through. B. W. WHEN'S, General Ticket Agent. A. L. IIAltllIS. Master Transportation and So* pervisor. ■- POSTER BLODGE IT. Bunt. W. A A. B. K • r-sm T H E| | . It contains full description a L H. BEADFIELD'S COLUMN For th9 Vegetable and Flower Garden. Onion Sots, Books, In/lL-m' /a I DREER’S GARDEN CALENDAR, for 1S70: contain- ing full descriptive lists of the above, (144 pages), I beautifully illustrated with engravings and two col- Dealera anpplied on liberal terms. A wholesale cat alogue (for dealers only), will be mailed on applica tion. Address HENRY A. DRKER. 14 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Jau C tues&sattiwlw A. ERGENZINGER, REDWINE & FOX 1 COLUMN. Six Great Remedies FEMALE REGULATOR. FEMALE REGULATOR, $1.50 per I5ot. the culture of over 1,508 leading varieties of FLOWERS and YBGKTABLE8; also, descriptive list of the novel- ties of the present season, to which is added a collec tion of 900 choice FRENCH HYBRID GLADIOLUS.— This work, we feel confident, will compare favorably with any similar one. [FromLevi Bartlett, Warner, N. H.] " I have reoelved a copy of your superbly-gotten up Amateur Cultivator's Guide. I think it far ahead of anything of the kind ever before issued from the American press/* MANUFACTURER OF Upholstery, Furniture, Spring Mattresses, Redding, Ac-, Draperies ami Decorations, HUNTER ST. ATLANTA, GA. 1870. THE NURSERY. 1870. MONTHLY year in advance. Sample number 10 cents. Subscribe NOW, and get the last number of 1869 FREE. Address JOHN L. SHOREY. IS Washington street, Boston. 10,000 AGENTS WANTED FOR RETROSPECTION. The finest engravings in the market. Apply at one o CRITTENDEN & McKINNKY. 1>08 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. ffbtmEVlhtal Au.xn.Nxw GREAT BARGAINS FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE DR. 0. S. PRQPH1TT, ATLANTA, CEORCIA, Ia Hill manufacturing all of his celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES THE OJP TMT1 AGrE. HURLEY’S STOMACH HITTERS. Debility, Lois of Appetite. Weaknni, In digestion. or Dyspepsia, Want ol octlon of the Liver or Disordered Stomach* litre are no bitters that can compare with these in removing these distressing complaints. For salt- ToJas. Ruddle A Co., Louisville, Ky.: Geutlemen and tried all the tcnicsl have Leard of or mm ad Ter tiaed, with little or no relief from any of them 1 heard Hnxtef’* .Bitters highly spoken of, and tried a bottle, with little faith in it before I commenced, and to my surprise and Joy, betore I finished one bottle. I felt a great deal bettor and firmly believe that one or two occasions it was the means of saving and prolong ing my life. I conscientiously recommended «>»M" to all sufferers as the beet Bitten known, and advise them always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley's and have — other. You can nso this aa yon think proper, if it will benefit others. Yours truly, eto., JOHN W. DIXSON. Louisville, Ky., December 10.1808. NOTICE TO MOTHERS. DR. SEABROOK’S INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP, Price 25 Cents Per Bottle. take, harmless In lie action, efficient and reliable In all cases. Invaluable in the following disease*: Summer Complaint, Irregularities of the bowels IleatiTcnefis, Teething, Ae. Gives health to the child and rest to the t \ I WOULD rcspectioUy inform the dtixens of Atlanta, and the public generally, that I have Just received tho largest and most elegant stock of FURNITURE over before effered In the South, consisting of PARLOR, BED-ROOM, AND DINING-ROOM SETS. And everything pertaining to tbo Furniture Trade; and having bought them directly of the Manufacturers, at NET CASH PRICES, 1 am determined to sell them SoUar 8Pe«mens and lu* fr*c. Bend a L V?. ENGU • free. Send a • ENGLAND. Publisher San, R, w York. COLDEN SHEAVES.-Monoy m.de Men or Women anywhere. Address ZEIGLER, McCURDY A CO., Philadelphia. ,Px 1 of Union-wide reputation, treats all venereal dis- 10.000 AGENTS WANTED FOR WALKS AND HOMES OF JESUS. GREAT SOUTHERN ^PASSENGER AND UTAH. ROUTE! ATLANTA and AUGUSTA, po CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, Oliarlotto, Zlalolsli, WILMINGTON, WELDON, BICHMOJD, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. QONNIDTIONS by this Use are most certain and for meals, and at regular hours. INCORPORATED 1859. CAPITAL $350,000. J. F. BOZEMAN, President. D. F. WILLCOX, Secretary.' CONTINUES to furnisbJ'|H*rrcft security mraiust loss or damage bj Arc on all kinds of insurable* properly at adequate rates. Agents can bo foaudj ut # every prominent point IN THE SOUTHERN STATES, to whom application*^ for insnr:\nca may be mode. JOHN C. WHITNER, ACENT, BANK BLOCK, Wo. S AT aljain n Stroot LIVERPOOL SALT. I A Ann SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, full lv/ ^ Uweight, in prime order. FOR (SALE BY i this line are affable and ooarto* NO CHANCE OF CARS BETWEEN West Point, Ga., and Wilmington, X. C. QUICK TIME anil SUBE CONNECTIONS, TJX Georgia Ti.ailroad. Passengers can purchase THROUGH TICKETS and Baggage Checked Through ington, Philadelphia, and New York, fly Four Different Houles via Augcils, Vis Kingsville, and Will via Columbia, char* . bla. Danville and Richmond; via Atlanta, Angu Wilmington and Bay Line. PA ICR AS LOW BY AUUUSTA AS ANY OTHER ROUTE. PULLMAN’S PALACE SLEEPING on ail. NIGHT TRAINS LEAVING ATLANTA BY THIS ROUTE. 1‘SMseijgera wishing to go North by 8es will ftnd splendid line of STEAMSHIPS from Chtrlcalor <8. -C- to Baltimore. Philadelphia, Boston, and New York. THE.CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS offer every in ducement to passengers, with tables suppliel with every luxury ths Northern and Charleston markets can afford, and for • Safely,, Speed, and Comfort, AUK liNRIVAIffLED ON THE COAST. Through Tickets on Sals at Montgomery, West Point, ami NEW YORK VIA CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS J. A. ROBERT', General Ticket Agent, Georgia Hal j W IL ista/fl At. Ada GOMMON SENSE!!! Wa ’’D—AGENTS—$260 per month to sell the only Gi.;- JINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMI LY SEWING MACHINE. Price only *18. Great inducements to agents. This is tho most popular Sew ing Machine of the day—makes the famous “Elastic Lock Stitch**—will do any kind of work that can bo done on any machine—100,000 sold and the demand constantly increasing. Now is the time to take an agency. Send for circulars. 45-Beware of infrin- gers.'«i A< Pittsburgh. I ijuxuiffunuu jy ‘EUREKA’ 8HUKISU TOBACCO j Virginia; wherever SnoitINO TOBACCO | introduced it is uni versally admired. It is put up in handsome muslin 1, in which orders for Meerschaum Pipes aro daily LORI LLARP’S | IS made of the cboic- YACHT CLUB Nlco- taate color am aaff.vua v/xav-aa i cnu-ncrvous in SMOKING TOBACCO | effects, aa the K tine has bean extracted; it leaves no disagreeable t after smoking; it la very mild, light in color ortEiinJiteooob every day tor first quality Meerschaum Pipes. Try it and convince your*elves, it is all it claim* to be—“the finest of alL" THIS bftnd of fine cut Chewiilg Tobac co has no equal or CUEWIKG TOBACCO j superior anywhere. It ia withont doubt the best chewing tobacco in the cooatry. ~ LORILLAUD’S CENTURY LORI CLAUD’S | HAVE SNUFF SIKSS 110 years, and stRl acknowledged "the beat" wherever been sneral use in 1 States over If your storekeeper does not havo the so articles for sale, ask him to get them; they are sold by respectable Jobbers almost everywhere. —* *—' — applies* ion. IRD 6i c< Circular of prices mailed P. LORILLAP Tho Purest, Best and Cheapest SOLD BV ALL (JKOCLJtfi ■\YTITH0UT Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine. Sent YV post-paid, on receipt of 10 cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE, (author of - - - ( laid, on receipt of 10 cents. Address Dr. E, (author of Modical Common Sense), No. 130 Lexington Ave., corner East 28th si, N. Y. A WAY wltla uncomfortable TRUSSES. COMFORT and CUBE for th a RUPTURED, oert post-paid on receipt of 10 cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE. No. 130 Lexington Ave., New York. TO THE WORKING CLASS.—We are now £cepared to furnish all classes with cona.ant employment at the whole oi the time or for the spare moments. Business new. light and profitable. Persons of eitlu That all who aee this notice may send thetr ad J res-, and test the business, we make this unparalleled of fer: To such as are not well satisfied.we will send $1 to for tbe trouble of writing. Full particulars, a val- psy for the tre „ sable sample, which will do to commence work and a copy of THE PEOPLE’S LITERARY COMPAN ION—one oi the largest and best family newspapers all sent free by mail. Reader, if yon want . profitable work, address E. C. ALLEN A OO.. Augusta, Maine. KNIT—KNIT—KHiT. AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell tbe AMERI CAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical Family Knitting Marine ever invented. Price $25. Will knit 3.000 stitches per minute. Address AMERICAN KNIT TING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass.,or St. Lonis, Mo. WANTED. ^ GENTS in every town Id the South and West for LARGEST ONE DOLLAR HOUS in the country, to whom we offer tho most liberal I : n 0DS SENT C. 0. D. Soact for Ciroulnrs. “• ~ 'raovrsoN k co.. 158 State Sheet, Lower than Any House in the South. I have always on hand a very fine assortment of PARLOR MIRRORS! ber the place—GS Whitehall atrecl DU. HUNTER 'C0XSI8T1X6 OF BIS LIVE It. JIlOmCINK A nodi in* Pailt Kill It. ANt.'-HILLIOES 1MI.I.— AGUE FILLS, Oyuntcry Cordial, Female Tonic all forms gonorrheas, gleet, stricture, Ac., com pletely eradicated. That numerous class of caees re sulting from seir-«buiiA. producing unmanliness, m-r- debility, irritability, eruptions, seminal emls- ence, tho best of teachers, has enable* him to perfect remedies at once efficient, safe, permanent, and which in most cases can be used withont hindranco to busi ness. Medicines prepared in the establishment, which embraces office, reception and wsittngrooma. »!■» and sideping apartmenU acquir ing daily personal attention, and vapor and chemical baths, thus concentrating the famed mineral spring*. Both sexes, married or single, suffering from indiscre tions, indulgences, or exposure, may apply and he cured. No matter who have failed, aUte your — Konally or by mail. Office. No. 1k3 Third Street, be tween Green and Walnut, utv the Postofflce, Louis ville, Ky. Offico Lours a. m. .to 7mi.; Sundays 1 v. w.. to 12 m. Jyl-^ly THE BISHOP PILL. THE BISHOP PILL. THE BISHOP PILL. Not 'BrandrethV—not ‘Ayer's*—not •WTight’a BUT COSTAR'S” BZSflflP Pill '•Which la bound t efficacy for Costivene**, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Head aches. Nervous Debility, Liver Complaint, Ac." (Medical Journal Sep., ft.) Positively the best Pill in the World Thousands of Boxes now need. All Druggist in ATLANTA seU them. Try **Coat«»r’a” Cough Remedy .•Colds and Hoarseness lead to death," Try “Coatar’s" Cough Remedy "For Croups—Whooping Coughs, Ac.,*' Try ‘-CostarV Cough Remedy beat in the wide world—and if * True—it’s True; and We say "Costarrays it is the bei He says l^-lt'aTrue—it's' Try it—Try it—Try it-’* (Morning Paper, Aug. All Drnggi&n in ATLANTA soli it. Vi) “COSTAR’S” Standard Preparations BEAUTIFIES*. „ THE BUCKTHORN SALVE «Coa tar’a'* Rat, Itoaeh,&e„ Katermlaators. “CostarV* (only pure) Insect Powder. Al^r as “Costab,” No. 10, Crosbysl, N. Y* * O •» ::K F. IIzkut (Successorto) xrtu.ua Barnes k Co., 21 Park Row, N. Y Jtf3-Tor bait, ky J. A. TAYLOR, L. H. BRAD FIELD and other Dmrgists in - ATLANTA, GA. REDWINE k FOX, agenU, Atlanta, Ga. b20-c — CUP, FIRST. PRIZE-SILVER the Georgia State Fate.. STDWA.DT’S Celebrated air-t!gr:t Cooking Stove with Dumping TPUniPYIUG- X»IIiXfiS, As her, tx fore, and will attend to all business In his lino that cornea to Lis offico. aiince j'u* consulted, and ex- days excepted.) Will treat secret tilrnates of all kinds. Special atlcn- ion given to FKMALFj Both »*ntn and chron Septic., etc. Prompt Attention Given to all Orders. VrophiU’s Liver MeiMcine Has the advantage of almost any other preparation of medicine that acts open the liver. It is in toe form of a Fluid Extract—reedy for use at an times, day or night, and can be carried to any locality In Amerioa, winter or summer, as it will neither soar or freeze at any temperature that a human being can occupy Minot too strong for children, or too weak for the most robust. There is no trouble about taking it, only to unstop r J* Mr; EOTTXiE UsT AMERICA, Liver and Digestive Powers at all places yet tried. Traveling parties, North "h, carry it, and find the happ.* effects of it in a atei. The above named medicine* prepared only O. S. PROPHITT, Corner Walton and Broad Streets, X>3a. niOECATT'S ,'iOLDEN REW7CDIE8 other, take no other^and yon will save time, health and money. $1,000 REWARD for any esse of uisease in any stags which they fail to cure. Dr. Kichau’* Gold km Balsam No. 1 cures Ulcers, Dicerated Sore Throat and Mouth. 8ore Eyes, Cutano* ous or Skin Eruptions. Copper Colored Blotches. Sore, uess of the Scalp, Scrofula, Ac.; is the greatest Brno Tho fire box has the perforated iron linings and cannut burn rnt Every Mtove warranted, and for sale y J. WARLICK. jau IS-run Atlanta. Ga. WM. WOOD & CO., UNDERTAKERS AND UrUOLSTERS, I ties of Flak's Metalic Burial Cases; also, all tend to Funerals at any hour, with a beautiful first* class Ilearso furnished or for hire. Carriago, etc., will be furnished. All kinds of Upholstery work done. Eka office. All orders will be promptly attended to. Jnljrfi-diy vator. Alterative and Blood Purifier known, all disease rom the system, and leave* the blood purs and healthy. „ Dr. Ricmacs Golden Balsam No. 2 cures Mercurial Affections. Rhcmatlsm, in all its forma, whether from Mercury or other can see; gives immediate relief in all cases. No dieting necesary. I have thousands of car tifleates proving ths miraculous cores effected by these Remedies. Price of either No. 1 or No. S $5.00 per bot tle. or twokottlesfor $9.00. Dr. Ricoau's Goldem Autxbotk. a safe, sporty, pleas ant and radical core for all Urinary Derangemei ts, ac companied with full directions. Price $3.00 per bottle. Dr. Richao’s Golden Exttju Amour, a radical cur* for Nervous or General DebUlty, in old or yonng; im parting energy with wonderful effect. Price $5.00 per bottle, or two botUea for $9.00 On receipt of price Remedies will Wfhipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to oorrespocdents.— None gennine without the name o :**DR. RICHAU’S GOLDEN REMEDIES. D. B. RICHARD’S, sole propri* etor," blown in glaae of bottles. Address D. B. RICHARDS, No. 228 Yarick street. New York. Office hours from 0 a. u. to Or. a Jy4-dly ROLLER SKATING. .o'clock. Every forenoon from 9 to 13 o'clock, for ladies and children. Teachers mill be in attendance daring the day as semblies, to teach gratuitously those wishing to learn. Admission free for ladles and children, to morning and afternoon assembles. Hall over Glenn ft Wright's, corner Forsyth street and Railroad. Packages of 12 Tickets $3 00 8ingle Tickets 50 Half Tickets 25 Use of Skat se /. 26 Tickets for sale at Phillips ft Crew's Book Store, dec 9-tf Nashville, Tsxk., Feb. 12,1858. Jaa. Ruddle A Co., Louisville, Ky.—When living in your city I usedseveral bottle* ef Dr. Seabrook'a la- font 800thing Syrup, and found it to do my child mote good and it would rest better after using It than any other remedy I ever tried. I can aay with confidante, it is the test medicine for children at present known. I wish you would get the druggists here to keep it. U any one does, please 1st n one dozen by express, and X will pay for it at ths office hero. Write me when yon send It, and oblige MBS. SARAH L. RANDOLPH. Hurley’s Ague Tonic. No Arsenic—No .llercury.Q PFItFECTLY RELIABLE. The only remedy for ohills and fever, or ague and fever, that is or oan be depended upon is Harley's Ague Tonic. There have been thousand* eared by using it who have tried the nans! remedies without benefit Tbo following certificate, from a reliable ritissn of Mississippi, speaks for itself: Hkbidiajt, Miss., Oet 16,1666. Mr. R. Y. R. Chadwick: Dear Mr: This U to certify that I bought from yon, by your recommendation, a bottle of Hurley's Ague Tonie, and it cared two cases of fever and ague of fifteen months' Handing, choerfblly recommend Hurley's Tonic to the publle generally. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. HDRLIY'S iSARSAPABILLJ WITH IODIDE Or POTASH. AJTeetioM. of tlic Hones, Hntiltnnl Costive. uch. Debility, Dlicn... or the Kidney*. Dy.pep.Ia, Rry.lpeM., Kem.Ie I re^nlnritlex, Kintal., nil Skill UI.raie., Liver Complaint. To Dr. Thomu A. Hatley: Sir: I deem It an aetof jastioe to you to otabBUiot in the mouth of Tehrutry latt, I Lad a severe attack of inflammatory rhensuttam, which completely pr.«- trtted me. At tho mine tint my Inna, were mnch eflieted. I WM oo redaotd taat It wnewlth th. (net. ret dlfllenltvthmlomiMw.lv yoar C.mponnd Extract ol Sxrvxtwj-niA. and oomZ monoed taUna it. I laandlhxt 1 tomn to lnm»^ my cough become lew inj-tho eorenem ol my long* and breatt grxdnalUWBbnded—my rhenmxtle p*(?» lrn« «oata. I aUribnte this rnxlnly to yoar Sore., parffla. I have now been toting It for over two month.: hove token, in all, Ave bottlen. In effects to me.and I adrtoe other. •tmlLrly afflicted to lire you a trial. JOS. CLEHENT. Tho gentleman whoso name to appended to th. ehoT. certificate hu long rerided tmTml at the jmmnl Umotoonool the magtotrstoa of the city or HURLEY’S POPULAR WORM GANDY. - ••Ptxltlo for worms, and the. best and moat palatable loan to give to children, it is not surprising that it ia feat taking 1 any child win take it It gives Mesara. James Raddle ft Co.- megreat pteaanra to aay. after using alFtha other known to me. with but partial ancceas tomy children, I was advised to try T. A. Hurley’*, and *lnee offing it my children have become quite writ and healthy. The children would cat it all the time, it ia on* of the beat, safest remedies known. jkMt, i and aa such, recommend it to Lonteville, Jane IS, 18G8. DR. SEABROOK’S Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and ■KThis elegant combination i -- 4W11W Perurisa Berk and Iron, wlthooTthVdiw *** ^ of cither. aepunMy or ni^hcrald b. taken In m on. when a p>U. tonic lm £•*••“” (.rajalrad Mor oonnlMoamw from mn . H it, if liable take iteplaoe. to such diseases, for nothing < James Ruddle & Co., PROPRIETORS. Laboratory Jt'o. 41, Bullitt Street Louisville, Ky, ta* »taw. good, tor axle by BED WISE X FOX ATLANTA GA

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The weekly new era. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1870-????, February 03, 1870, Image 4