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Elic Jl,liti) j#MUgt#ar. mVhV Eiiimov ATLANTA J80E01A Sunday Mornlns-J ly 3, 1870. Thk offlcera connected with tde Executive Do- ■ pwtment will be closed to morrow, (Monday). Basemkrt Rook to Rent—See Lkk Smith’* ofbr to rent a basement room on Marietta street iu editorial column. Skbyicea at the Second Baptist Church, at hall-past 10 A. M., to-day.' Revi Charles Ken drick will conduct the services. See notice ot the Ladles’ Memorial Excur sion to Stone Mountain, on the evening ot the 11th July, in our advertising column. Hav R. W. Euu.hr will preach at the 1st Buplisl Church today, (Sunday) commencing at 10i a. si , and 81 r. m. Too Much Urease.—O110 ol/-W. H. Siler's baud carts, loaded with a small barrel ot lard, ran into a rut yesterday aud ups. I the bairel, spilling the contents Oh the streets Jon'uK John Coi.i.ikh Is having a beautiful French tool erected on his mansion, near the Macon depot, which will add greatly to tla alrea dy handsome appearance. We learn that our yonng friend? James B. Shaw, hao been appointed to the responsible position ol Money Clerk at the Southefn Ex- pi eao office in this city. This is a promotion which wus well merited, as the gentlemanly Ue- meanm ol Mr. Shaw will attest. A Good Move — We see in the Councll.pro- reedlngs ol 1 riday night, that a resolution was ottered by Alderman E. P. Howell, that the po lice be instructed to lake up all persons found begging on ibe streets, and have them trans om led to the Alms House, where proper atten tion can be given them. This is a mallet ol no liitle imporianct! to the citizens ot Atlanta, and should be attended to my all means, as there are several urchlos, both male and female, In the city, vftio bang around the streets and have uu other means at getting a living save by beg- ging- t Water Works,— lu the report ol Council proceedings that appeared In our paper ol yes terday morning, the movement made known to the body ol an enterprise looking to immedi ate action for a supply ol water lor the elty, was by oversight 0! our reporter left out. We , eg 1 ot this, as no enterprise could be started In wb.ch our people would feel more lively Interest than In the construction ol wider-works lor our city. It seems from the statements of Dr. J. G. Westmoreland, President ol the" Atlanta Canal .1 Water Company." made to the Mayor and t oiincil on Friday night, that about the first ol April the Company was organised, aud now make known to the city government their ob- j. ct, asking tor the consideration of propositions (or an abundant supply ot pure water, aud ne gotiation ol li-tnia, upon which the amount lor public consumption will Ire lurniBlied. The organization as staled to Council, was commenced at a meeting ol the corporators, by the election ol E. W Holland, J, .1. Thrasher, W. E. Westmoreland, J 0. Westmoreland aud James Atkins, Directors ol the Company, lu pursuance ol provisions of the ehailur the di rectors nut and elected J G. W t sfmjireland, Preaideul , James Atkina, hicrelfcry and E W. Holland, Treasurer. In reply to lire application, lire Council deci ded 10 consider propositions from flic < kunpauy. We hope thai the hurmumons ami concentra ted eflottn ol those engaged in thin e'lderprisc will rpeedlly lead to practical results. l'UE Bailoom Ascension.—The attempt at carrying out the pr. giatumc, so vividly depicted )»u paper, proved to be a “ b irst" in the literal uense ol the word. Nut couuit uaucing the belief at all lint any great success can lie attained In going up In 'a heated fur balloon, but lutllng a th sire to see the trape/.u perlurraauce up iu miJ air, we were among the observers and witnessed the disappointment. Rumor has gathered several cause* tor the lalluie. One was that the wind being too high, blew the balloon over upon the mouth ol ihe furnace and a hole was burnt In the side ' Tis said that all judder, excitement generally end iu smoke, aud the saying was duly vended in this Instance. The crowd felt keenly their disappointment, and went aivny growling lor their halt dollars. I'hey were iu a manner cooled down, however, by the assurance of another trial on Monday, to give them lime, no doubt, to ponder over their loolislmcs* in being so easily duped, and U> rest contented with their Just reward. The mana gers seemed to be well up to a knowledge ot the fact that human naiuro is prone to be the dupe of some stylo of huinbuggery. Assisted by sd interesting flow of language the greatest " bum ’’ will meet with considerable success. In the instance of the asconslon, the fact a tingle man wonltl go up perlorming on the trapeze, and teeming to think instinctively that the balloon would bo obliged to go up to a considerable helgbt, created a novelty that was almost irre- siatsble. As the result proved that which was inevitable Irom the nature ol the thing, they became convinced*, at lead of a failure to realize their expectation! and broke for home, cursing Hercules and bis ascensions. Plantation Bitters as an Appetizer.— Want ol appetite is a mre sign that the stomach tsoul of oidcr. All persons in perfect health relbn thur mod. and if maybe regarded aa a rule to winch there are no exceptions, that indi viduals wno are never hungry can not be *n- tiiely well. To eat without enjoyment It a pen -.nee, aud sustenance tskcji Into the stomach against the inclination does not nourish the sys tem as It ought to do. The tael-known remedy lor s distaste or disiucliusiion lor food is Plan tation BiUers A wine glasslul taken ball an hour belore break last, dinner, or supper, quick ens the flow ol the gastric Juice, and thereby provokes hunger—lor the palate sympathises with the tiomaeb. Nor can the eppetite thus created be called a false appetite, for It la the le gitimate consequence ol e new energy Imparted io the dig* stive organs by tbia wholesome med icated stimulant. > “Sea Mom Karine will prove a gieat bless ing to the poor. It is >0 cheap that it la within ihe reach of all. .Il ls by far the most nalr.Uons and delightful preparation that it has ever come to our notice,’’—f^sersi'r - jeSO-lw. Amoru trr Iroiajoc—Lima Herndon telle ue that noirltneqr aborigines are lound la the deepest tenets of Bouth'America, from the An- dee to the Atlantic onset, that do not have and use Dock Ayer’s medicines aud Lowell coUoma "Tremoot,” “Suffolk," “Boott,” are teen if lined in large red and blue lett*** upon tbeir r-’"—Tl*. while Ayer’s Pdls and Cherry Pectoral art among the trcMurts ol tbeir habitations. Their native toil turoLhee them all their food end moat Of their Remedies, but (hey Bkwahr op Tooth PcfiioNs.—Vended under the name of Denlrlflcea. Adopt and adhere to the only preparation that really preserves the teeth and hardens the gmna, fragraiTt MozodonL l,a 1 fleets on decaying teeth arc marvelous. “ f-paldinu’s G i.uh " mends crockery, wooden Ware, etc. je3(Mw She advertisement of Dr. Butt’s Dispen sary, headod Book lor the million—Marriogo Guido—In another column. It should be read by »H. _ ~ jc’J-ly Monetary andCommercial Atlanta, Oa., July 3 -P. M. FINANCIAL-Brokers were buying and sel ling to-day at (lie following quotations: Gold, buying..-. iff) Gold, selling m Silver, buying 104. Silver, selling ] Os Georgia Railroad Stock...., tH)al03 New York Exchange, buyiug at par. New York Exchange, selling J cent advance. COTTON—Thu market closed hi 18 cents fortniddlingsj 17 for low middlings; lit lor good ordinary ; 15 lor ordinu-y. APPLES—Per barrel $0 to $7. GRAIN—Wheal $1 «to$J 50. Corn *1 -15 ’? P“ U S; ’ u ’ ' JOl: By*’ l> 25 to ill 30 Barley $1 75. MEAL—$1 50. Feed meal $1 35. PLOUR-Khocy brands fs to $8 JO; family *0 ££«?' Kl,ri 50 U ' * 7 • Sti|>«rflue LAUD -In harrels. lflj to 10 ; In keys aud cans, 19) u> 20-oenla. .HEATHER—w bite oak sole, per lb, 40 tr*= j0o; horn lock aule, pui 81 loliHc; upper. per dozen, $00 to |85 ; harness leather p-'i it, 40 to 48c. ' 1 . ' MOLASSES—Cuba, per gallon, fit) 55; Florida 05 to-75; New Orleans, prune 85- cboice HO ; Syrup, per gallon, HO to $1 a;, ’ SUUARr-OruBbed and granulated, per 7b 17J to 18c; Hard A, I0| to 17c ; 13, 10J ■ lfl( ' C, 15; New Urloans, raw, l.'SJ to 15c.’ BACON—Clear sides 19; clear rib shies 18f; shoulders 10 Hams sagsr cured canvassed 20 to 22 , jdaiu uauvassed 18 to 30. BULK MEAT—Clear sides 18J ; clear rllt sides 17±1 shoulders M, hams 174 to lo cross pi.rk 10f to lie. LIME—Ten lessee, Georgia aud Alabama 60 to 00c. per bushel: Hydraulic Cement f '. per barrel; Plaster ol Paris $13 per barrel TOBAOOO—Low grades, unsound, 5., io 80; Low grades, sound, 02* to 05 ; medium cades, sound 05 to 75; flue gradee, sound, ~ yi choice f 1 85. ■ BAGGING—heavy—28 to 31 HOPE—8 to Sf. market Ucp.rt by Tcltgra|ili New Tore, July 9.—Money eass : to 4 Sterling quia 9{ to 10. Gold quia 11, to 11* Government* strong. State bonds firm Cotton quiet but nominal at 30J lor uplands Flour sbadc firmer, 10,000 barrets ai . 00 to 5 30; Superfine State and Western ai 1 00 to 0 25; Common to choice extra State and Wes tern, 5 70 to i 8 70; (.'oniuiou to choi. e extra round roop Ohio w heal, 8 to 6c, blgbei l,.r win ter, Bteady for spriug, U3 to 1 01*. N. w mixed Western oats firmer. Pork firmer; mess 29 26 to 29 00. Beef unchanged. Lard stcn ly 144 to 164. Naval stores quiet and unchanged Grocer res quiet but steady. Freights .lull and unchanged. Wh sky 98 to 100. Louisville, July 2 —Cotton weakn and an changed Flour quiet and uuchaugr I Corn declined to 1 00. Provisions bctiot l.-elimr Pork 30 00. Bacon 134 , shuul.le'rs Ms i,. r; Lard 17 ; hums 21 lo 21 \ ,Cincinnati, July 2,- Kloui firm, good de mand at 5 50 10.5 75. Corn firm ami q ilsl, 88 tol 05. Colton dull and nominally unchanged Whisky dull, 99 to 100, Iron hound. Mess poik dull aud nominal, uu demand. Lard of fered at 15 84, no demand. Bacon in lair de mand. Shoulder*, 13; sides HI j 10 1 hams unchanged. A doubt a, July 2 — Cotton maket quiet and pricus easier; middling nominally 17* ; 175 Savannah, July 2.—Cotton iu Ian “maud mldJIing-lSj. Galveston. July 2.—CoWon dull -.ml now! nal , good ordinary 10) Nkw Orleans, July 2.- Cotton mi.-t and weak ; middling 19 1 NpnpoLR, July 2. Cotton quiet d weak low 1 middling 17f. 18J "n8J KfiT °N’J 1,ly ® ~C°" , '’ n ‘P.' 1 " ■ middling Mobile, July 2.—Colton quui |.»w mid dlmg 17f Special Notices. tiT Msohuia Htatx Lorrxitr, roa th* tisasrir or S I Uhi-iiani' lloss AND Pn«« School (.'omuinailoii »s, No. 814. The following were ttiudrewu numb.-in July S, 1870 . M—®t—M - AS JS -III :i!- 54- It. .11 —ai luJoB tt UOWATID ,t in Mftnsycrs. 1ST IKl ' ,r "" 4 Tlioinas, Attorney* at Law, Atlanta, (is. OIM ■* ..u Biuad street, iu Brown'll BullOl g. near bridge oiay'-U - tt'fpi. %VKDLOI'K—The Ha.is 01 C’lvll *i> 'IKTV.—Essays I or Young Man, on id* honor AIIJ happiness ol Marriage, an,! the evils su,1 dangers of Celibacy, with saultary belt, for Ihe attain ment of°foan’s uuo position tu die Sobl- Iroe lu sealed anvelopea Address HOWARD A8.80 IATION, mayOT ||» »1m Box H, l'U.ladalphta.'i'a, Atlanta, May 17, 1H70.-TH* OoramH e« appointed by lb ■ Legiolatore to Investigate Ihe BnancWI conjltlon, ni.aageuu-iu, Ac ol the Western A Atlantic Railroad, are now homing dally eeealona IromDo'clock, A. tint t I o'clock, r M , at the depot bm dingo! said road, where the Com mittee can be to ind by paritoe, or then council, having budnee* with tbb arm. Taper! willing to do to arc reqaemed to pnblleh this notice. WALTER BKOCB, epfllt—tl Chairman Comtnllieo New Carpet Store. W B BODY BBU8HKL-. T vl’t • rltY , liKUSSBLB i t*i.Y and INliKAlN CAttl'Er*, . CiiOdA and INDIA MATi'INGS, Floor oil cloths, 01 ail width*. DAMaBHB, rEF*, Oil -nd I.aca Cnrtatne, Cornices ami House-FurnLshiog Good:;, all ol which we now oiler at UdEtm REDUCED FHICE8. JeXAht CHAMBKKLIN BOYNTON A 10 W B are conetantlv receiving e'jlf* of all alads of I T,e» and dettrahia UKES.8 UooDS, in boih oar Retail and Wholeuie Depanmviua. Lace Polate, Laces, Embroidonns Cornets, and Gloves, to lb* vartattea. OHARBSHLI ’. HuVNTON A CO ICK 1 C K . soma affliction* which must have the tafMMi- tlou of higher skill -ai -. LiVrfy, I’d, • nay27-lut. To our Numerous Fatrona an 1 the Citizens of Atlanta W *w ,r0 btt “>•»» «*b inland to keep u for Mia. bat do cot intend any lunger t-* teU at leea than coat. * Onr price* from tki! data will ba aa lollowa lea per pound at No. 1 tLanltu B'ock 8 cm* ’’ “ tataroquauiiuec ibaa 10 lha *q ci# Pt*Ua(and daUvery on car 1 tb cam* Tlckuu hi mi* to lamuus oMc* hoar* Irom SAM. I>> 7 P. M Huudeje. irom u A M. 10 V hom.i jq t u 4 »• M aim flrom * to 1 P. M. * Jet* *1 FARBONB, BOHN R 00. NOTlOftC. T ut.LED before me UMtray*.on 1 he !6tb day of Jane, I87U. bi Tim v Marnni, l.i.apuaat ol FoUee, tu Ike uuy 01 Ailmti, two Cow8, one red eaoued wlih a siraUowRjtk andhndeebUIn uia en, and .wallow urkta gr-Bve cetita par dey, to keep eaekof tk*M. Theowaer 01 owaer. ,re heecOy aottledtoappear ho- the ettvef Atlanta on Tterday the tau day of Jana, WALTHAM WATCHES 7 The extensive use of ikes* watches for the last fine yeara by Railway Conductors, Engineer*, and Express men, the most exacting of 'watch-wearers, ha* thoroughly demons'rated the strength, durability and accoraoy of the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that date In all thee* ruspectr. Is to dtclde the question as to the real raid* ol these time-keepers. More thau 450,000 of theso wa’chos are now spealtLng for themselves In the pockets of t e people-* proof aud a guarantee of their snoertortty over all other*. The superior orgauizeilon aud great extent of the Company’s Work- at Waltham, enable them to prodace watches at a prico which render* competition fatUe, am those who bay any uther watch, merely pay bom £> t- 50 per cent, more (or Ihetr watches than I* ueceiMry I We are now aelllng Waltham Watches at leu price* In greenbacks, than ihe gold prtcea before the war. Theco la no,other uu 1 Us tur,- ol any kind in the United Stales 01 which this can he said. These time picees combine every Improvement that a inug experience has proved of real pnttleal oae. Having bad the refusal of nearly every Invention In watchmaking originating in this oonntry or In Borope, only those ware anally adopted which fevers testing by the most skillful aritaans In onr works, end long nee on the part o( I lie public, demonstrated to be Meenttkl to correct and enduring time-keeping. Among Ihe many improvement! we would partten • larlie: Tua luventlou and usa of a centre-pinion of peculiar contlrnctluD, lo prevent damage to the train by the urrakago of main springs, Is original with ihe American Watch c'oiiipauy, who, having had ihe refusal of aU uther contrivances, adopted fogg’a Patent pinion ae being the best aud fanltleaa. Hardened and tempered balr spring*, now QSlverMlly admitted by watchmaker! to b* the beat, are used In all grades of Waltham Watchea. Ai: Waltham Watchas have dnat-proof cape, protect ing the movement* from duatand leaaenlng the ly. of the frequent cleaning necessary In other watch**, our new patent stem-winder, or keyleaa watch, 1* bendy a decided anccsaa aud a great Improveaant on any slum wtudlug watch lu the American market, and by lar the choapesl watch of Ua quality now offered to the public. Te those living In portions of the United Unites where watchmakers do not abound, watchet-wlth Ihe above mentioned Improvement! which tend to luinra tccnracy, clesuiluei!, durablUl) and convenience, mnii prove Invaluable. Every wahihguaranteed by the Company To prevent Imposition, buyers ihonld lee that every watch should hear slILsi of ihs following trade marks : American Watch Co ...Waltham, Man Amn Watch Do Waltham. Man American Watch Co 1 reacenl 8t W*ltham,Maia Applet-.n Tracy A.'O . . Waltham. Mesa P 8 BartUitt Waltham, Maai iVm,Ellery Waltham, Maas, limne Watch Co Boston Ms-s P01 sale at retail by all rsspsctahle Jealeis A deac.rtpltve circular giving much naefhi loformallon sent to any addroas on application. No watches retailed by the Company Address, FiORBINS Si APPLETON f ii&NKRAI. AGKNT8, 181> Broadway, Now York. HP" A.k lo see ihe new FOl.L-PLATB WATCU biAiliig 1110 tr-ultf 111*1 h ••AMBKICAN WATOH OO., Crescent, it., WAlibam, Mam." It Is by far the be«t Kull piAie Watch inude In the Un’ted state*, tud ear pUNI Anything hereiuforr mad in Hii« conutry for iUtlwAy Kiik'niHom, Couduotore, Ac. Apr 19 (Uweod.'im r. iHoiittulo Niiriiig*, 1870. fliuts FAVORITE HUMMER RSHORT, situated tn JL. Hlouu’ couity, Beet Tennestei, will be oi>eu for the receptlou of viflton) on Ihe drat of Jane. 1'iie marked h^nodaiAl results Atteudlntc the me of these wateis In luuclionAl deren<emeute of the I.tver Bowels Kidney* and Skin, and the Cure of Chronic Dis- > ease i. attest their Medi cinal Properties. The buildings at MontTale have been repaired, rcfllted ami n-palntsil, aud cverylb'ng put In good order. All the accessories for enjoym. lit snd rectea iou al the heat watering places w ll be louud b- re. 1 he facilities for reaching Montvale thla season are liicreastd by the oxl- union of the Kuoivllle A ( harles- tou Rnl'road. aud regular trains are rnnnlngto Maryville, whence pseaengiira are conveyed lu coaches lo ihe hpr ngs, him m Ice distant. It AXES O F I* O A HD, Per Day, $'l 80: per Week, IB in , per Mouth »«0 00 ; t# r * Addteas for I'amphlcta containing analyals ano description of waters, 4kc. JOSKt'll L. KINO, Knoxville, Temt. felT-eodddfwlm H AI 1*^ VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR J&wA'ww, Physicians and Clergymen Testify to Its merit* to rettorin# (JBAT UAIH to Its ortRlual color an.’ piomotioff Its growth. It makes the htlr soft and elossy. The old lu tp[>«ArAnc« tre lush a young a- Ain. It Is the btit II /VI R DRENHINfJ ever uh«hI It retnove* Dandruff And all 8cur«*y Eidb tlons It does not stain the skla. Uur Trean-e on the liatr sent free hj mall. Beware of the mmeroar pie^jaralloas which art acid ui*ou our repntation. H. V. H a LI. A CO., Nashua, N. H , Proprlatora. For sale by all dnUTgUti. —<«r*r- itt oellft-eodlm L O. CARPENTER, DENTIST, 60 Whitehall 3t.,ovat Lawihe & Havsea 1 f W4tm COTTON 6TATE8 MR. fnncU'i 4NO T, CoOi’Kh Ci'k C U. AC ENTS WANTED fO HELL OUR CELEBRATED Gulden Fountain Fen. Acknowledged by all who have need them to b* tb* ben Pen made orsoidlutl.il country No htSttlDe 1 No soiled lagers 1 Sixty lints written with on* pen si irk 1 w ilium wear any steel pen star mads. Rankers, m.-rchanc*. teachers, snd all ctaasss, endorse than ta Ik* highest terms of prats* Put up la neat slid* hex**. rues*-Two box**, 50 cents tvs boxes, |t. Sent Ire* of pottage, and guaranteed to giya perfect salists, ttoa, Liberal Commission to Agents I the agency of the** Pens a commission which will pay fiOO per aostk. Three sample Psua will be mailed toy 10 ewats. . n Rtll Address spriV-dAwBm WIhTERN PUBLIHUlNU OO. Indlaaapolia, Ind. ALLEN’S LONG BALSAM TBB REMEDY fOR OURWO Ooniumption, Cooffhi, Bronohitis. Aathat and Croup. « AH AN EXPkcTOiUMT IT II AM NO EQUAL. It te composed ol the sethre priaciptee ot route end plsnte, which ere cheatcelly extrset- ed. io se to retain sll their medlosl qoslIUas. Mtnistaro and Publio BpeUen who srw so often afflicted with thioet iteeeere, will find s sore remedy is this Bsteem. Loneo- ne end wafers sometimes ctve relief, bat this Bslrsm, tskeo e Aw times, wu) tneere e perms- neat cure. Will nil Ibose -fflldnl with Coughs or Coa- MiaiiMkm. |ive itie ftoteem efsu uUt. they will he WRNd wttt Ihe raeafl, end cosfeee torn the Huu Muon u room at Lser. IT IR RSLR MV All. OH OOP (STS a»«8?-Jcoiewl3iu LIFE INSUB&NG6 COMPANY. Principal Ofllce«!tIacon,Cin. Authorized Capital - $2,000,000 Guaranteed Capital • 500,000 Deposited with State Comptroller of Geor gia for Security of Policy Holders 100,000 Soourity of Policy Holder* with Comp troller of South Carolina • 50,000 THIS COMPANY OFFERS SPECIAl Inducement* for Life Insurance. ITS POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE, There m go Restrictious oo Resideaae O ki T H .4 V Ft r.. Ita Biibiudba 1b EcoQomlcally Man aged and is Rapidly Tttcreaalng . Its Fundi aie lo vested at Home, and t< thus aide iu luoreailng,.the Pros Darity of our Btate and People It rests upon.'* Solid Mottled da.is and :ie MatiRgad Dy a Board composed of Men of Worth and Integrity. IT CHALLENGES COMPARISON With the Best t'ompaqji* in Ibr UNITED H'l-ATEB. AND APPEA 1.8 TO T U F. PEO P I. K FOR THEIR PATRONAGE. Good A.OTONT8 WANTED, APPI.Y 'To - Will. .1. MAOII.I,, Htlf T AfiSNi I EH J08. THOMPSON. U CA'. AHEM'. K. S. KA YjMcuicsl Exemiuor. OFFltJEllo I W It .TOUNHTON, Preside.,! w .‘s HOLT, Vic., Prosldent. UBO. H. OBKAH, H.-crolnrv J.W. BURKE, (lenrral A, cm. J. MRUC'EK UREkN, M. o„ Mwlioal Examiner. W. J. kLAUILL, HuiHirluUmai-ni of Agencies, snst* 9 OOLEV’S fc- BAKING Thli Y.*a*t Powder la convonlont, economical and wholnsom*. Try It, If yon itrith to provo its »u t' rriority ii»>t only over other BakingPowdart, hut to the common met bod* of ralhinsdon^li, for ra.ik ing Jh/Af, twtrt and nutritious Hlaruit, I(o!N. l orn ftread, Buckwheat, and other griddle rakep. find Oaken and Pantry of every variety. Put up lu titiK, n«-t weight, An rt pri nt-nti d. F«»r rale by tirocrM throughout the t'nlted States. Btanuflicturfd by Aft * DOOLKV .1 BROTHRR, rrr»pr!otr.M vj \> w Strut, .aNVu- York. apr24—tutlntsufTw. f SWEET QUININE 18 A KRCICNT IMPROV8Mr,NV W A ll It A IN r l to n Kullf eqQAl In e Try way to BIttor v^iiln ua and, itkr It, 1* the out- Ureal, Positire and Unfailr^ care ftiE ALL Diseases of Malarious Oiigiu. t- tVEK snd AOna, INTERMtrTENT FEVER, rutl.t. FEVER, R‘ MITT ENT FEVER U1L1 WITH FEVER, UUMB A (It E an i the'nag train ..I Jtiordertfolluwlnx tncta when engisetsd SWEET QUININK I* mad* tolaly from PERUVIAN BARK (*s it Bitter quinine), therefor* Is of Vrgcubie orl gin. and not a mtnaral poison, hut on th e con trary Is prorad to b* on* ot the s'ementa loand Is tb* blood oi *U health, pcrtoni. SWEET QUININE xstaaian antidote to, at wsil ar a" curs foi, malarial or alaamatlc poison, ih* aevsrptlo^ of whies by th* long! can,os Intsrmfttsnt Pstst, etc. The only advantage claimed for SWEET QUININE over th* net of Old Hitter Quinine !• th* *s tut absence ol that lotto**, p*rstaunt bittar lsss, which io tha latter b tn 'usormoutael* obstacle to IU os* with non persona, and •Iways with children. SWEET QUININE it to two forma--tii Powdei lor th* a** of i-hyetctsn! and Drngsbtt. an.i Kintd, foiois in lha hamUy ana (or the g*n<.i*i ptbUc 8TERN8 FAR * CD. ftosnfkclaung i usmi.it. N.s H nihvC coJ3ui GMRBIA, rtoaiMt Coinx. rno nR who** U may concern K W Allred hat PHILLIPS & FLANDERS KOSKOO! KOSKOOH nay* now tn ttory. led will continue \a rpre's* a Wed selected Ktock of SPUING INI) SUMMER GOODS, CONSISTING OF OHO ANB.I.ES, Mu.slln, Lenos, Japanoe (loib, •Tnpauowe Hifir, IllnuU SI1U, Fancy c a s.d.i miV. r e, HITS, BOOTS, MIlor.M, IN off mi**, A'c. All goods uiatily kept In * mu elm dr- goods hnnic Tfuii Uoody were hoochtsin a tin latest decline end Ittej a/a ptapatad.to bS*f Hut lada.oamduti to Karobiisri. hij conjld.)/.. It , "No' Trouble to tjitow Gooclft.” may 8 7m WM. I. TANtlXH, AL1X. UILAIVIT, Metropuiitaii Works'* RIOHUGN I>. VIttOINIA. Comma Hiviutk axd Cakai. stbut*. WM. E. TANNER & CO. S TATIONARY and PORTABLE KNUINKH, bAW MILLB, OrUt and Plaster Mills, BOLTS and CAST INGS for Bridge*, Iron and bru« Work, Iron snd Wooden Truck* for Car*, Improved Mschiscry ol *11 kind* built and renalred. Onr Engine look th* Pint Premium tt tt i Orest State Pair, held *t Macon in .v.vernher last. H. R. BROWN, Agent, ' I Tlitra -I re l. decn- nm No. M Macriu. ita NOTICE. SUPERINTENDENTS OWE l OeoauiA Paileoaocom-.nv V , Angnata, Oa., May \-J. l.-JO.h O N and alter SUNDAY. I51U tnstani, the Paa-cng.-r Train* on ins ueorgia Lstdoadwlil nin ae lollow*, DAY PABB8NOKK THAI N—SUNDAY’S EXCEPTED. Leave Aagssla tt 715 A. M. Lesve Atlanta at ImOA.M. Arrive at Aognfta at .- ,..-..4.-, P, M. Arrive at Atlanta at 7;Ul P. M. NICfilT PAS.'EN JER TRAIN. Leave At/snla at. -, I*. M, Arrive at AagusU at 4:00 A. M. Arrive at AtUnt»»l. .. o.OOA. M. 8. K. JOllNkoN, Superintendent. Hf Atianta. Athens, Madison, Covington and Oreent- boro' papers copy. mayte- tf Good News--Let the Deaf Hear! R ecently published-**Notb*onDearweea,** by W. A. Davit, M. D., No. 10, Rampart street. New Orleans. A Book for the Deaf, and all who wosld li'.ra how to avoid becoming so. Mailed for 80 cent* Andress th* author, glass box, P. 0., Hew Orleans, La uinydl-dlawAwmn. LANE A BODLEY, tfannlkotame of STATIONARY ANO PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL MACHINERY^ Premium CUtCVLA^JiAWJTlLLS, , 1th Drought Iron Head Illocka. Wood-Workiu* Ubchtnery, •HAFTINO, HAsSUk&S AND PULLEYd ACIENTS. . ChlAloffl** f»r«l»l4<Nl M AppsidCUwet lamb* hoduy. . * Imalw IMK) fthxtWltsrSt ZtcixuU, J. ^1nee18ii*aw« uA.dm 2 QREAT RttPUlATIOS hu sttalned te ill petti of the country is a Great aid GiiMcit AND THE 1.AR0K NUUBRB Of TE8TOCCWUI.I which am constantly being received from Physicians, and persons who Aas* lira ctmio by lte nee, Is rntf • n.nsivn i-noor of Its xiiuuuu talob. AS A BLOOD PUBIFIEH IT MAS NO F.QII \ I*, IXINI POSITITXLT tlie most Powerful TejetaMe Alleratiye YfT DISCOVERED* DliikAtiE.3 OK THE BLOOD, "The life of '.he flesh te to the Blood," It a Scriptural nuurim that Science prove* to be true. The people tal* of bad blood, aa th* canes of many dives'»•. and like many popular opinions thli of bad blood la founded In truth. The symptoms of bad blood are nsu«llv quite plain bad Digestion-causes Impertect nutrition, and conss qaenUy tha circulation Is feeble, the toft tissue* loots tnalr tone and elaatlclty, and the tongue becomes pate, hr jsd abd frequently covered with a pasty, white coat Thl* con im.ju soon shows Itself In ronpAntts of th* skin, then in ibuptivi snd OLcraxms alte*tee,aiid when long contlnned, results la serious lesions or tt* Brain, Liver, Langs, or nrlnsry anpaiatas. Mach, Terr much suffering IS canted by Impart blood. ItUtttf mated oy some that one-flrth of the human family are affected alth scro'nla lo toms form. Wbon the Blood Is pure, you are not M liable to any disease. Many Imparities of the Blood aria* bom ita g aredleeasea of large cities. Eradicate trery Imparity om the fonnnln of.ilfe, and gccl spirits, fat akin khd ■ritil strength rr.il return to 70U 11 4 > N TI Aft A l-t V fe.K IN VIGOR A rok a 8'i A.NliH C'NHIVALldED, Being tha only known Mediolna thitffFicii!6Ti.ri.'irn*</j//E fin1 coRairtH tha Aipatic ecrrstioris nod fanctionol uibangii(ikt6 of th# Lira a without Debilitating tho By§tem. While It act* frrtly tipou the Liter instead of copious purging t it grad *.y changes the dleehArgcd to a perfectly natural etate SYMVro AH OP Lr\ r RR COMPLAINT AND OF BOM k OPTdOHS DISRASKB produced by it. Aifillawor yclluw Ci^Ior of the skta, or yellowish Drown spots ou the face and other part a of the bod; dullni 1 ?* and drowtineae. §omeilra«*6neadAChe; bitter oi i»ed unto io the mouth, internal heat; in many caaee -» dry, tending cough, unsteady appetite ; sometime* #om RUimach, with a raising of the food; a bloated orfbli ic ilngahour theetonuch and aides; aggravating pain* lu (ho eidea, hack or otoaar, and abont the ahonldere ‘on»Upatlou of th»* bow.-' of M».‘ .*\(r. mlti.’f & hataleuir*. .dilaei» KOS K O O 1 It a remedy of tYou.IcifuFIfll.'ac, In th rare ot itaas •es of the Ktdneys and Bladder. In tkaa* Affection* It teas near a ipeciflca* any remedy**! be. Udoealu work kindly, Silently and enrely. Th* Beltnf which It affords te both certain and preemptible. DISEASES OT THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. Persons unacquainted with tt* atrnc’urc and rune ttona of the Kidney* cannot estimate the inpu r Lanes 01 their healthy action. Rmralarand inffldent action o, tt* Kidneys Is u !m portent, nay, even mar* so, the* regwlarlty of tha bowel*. The Kidneys remove from Ihe blood thus* effete matters which It permitted to remain, would tpeodUy destroy life. K total snepttfllie of th* nrlnerq discharge* will occasion death bom ttrity-stx lo fort/ eight honra. When the Uriue la voided la small quantities at tha time, or when th- re It a dtspoeltto* lo Uriaate mors frequently than natural or with waakness tatto small of hack.it should not he trifled Witt or ddUyed, hot Roa too should be taken at once to remedy tho dUBcut ty, before e lesion of the organa takes piece. Host os- the diseases of th* Bledder orlg'/trte from those ot the Kidneys, the Urine being imperfectly secreted lo th. Kidneys, proved irritating lu ihe Bledder and Urinari passage* When we recollect that medicine neva. reaches the Kidneys except through the general clrcnla tlou of the Blood, w* see bn* cecasrarr It It to kesp the I'.i.ii.uin of I-lfs I’nra PUkrai IlMrUT 1*1# fur Auguit, 1870. W ILL to soW bttor* fh* coert kott* door, to sat* oooaty of Pick bos, ou the tr*t Tuseday la AuaaM sMt^tonroa* le*al solo tonra. la* toUuwiag pioperty ' hah of Let of UadNo. MR, i* ike era eiatrim, mOf laid roast?, cowtalal r Hdae***. uoraai |«lyl—Ua JOHN Q (XiPriV. ttemia. Printer, fer |. I.vy. ITEM aDiES whv ut»h K 0 Bnrt*' P^rts Sxpvs ii i Price Ifteuat Hutton sad Laced Polish Bouts . WORTHY OaLiicasn who weal flat Call Boc's Calf *-.l Cinffc Sheet, custom mad*. OF prices^Inwatt r-i toll P toey had them He *lw«y» nit for si's lUttly i U4KSKOO Mesn a Ufa .UtEAT 8UCCESH lu the 00Hi of w Almost tine-tenths of oar peoata suffer bom nervous exkaastton, and ar*, therefore, Itahio to It* coMMtftaat K tral health. Tboasanda are ken down nervoat eystems, and, baooo, alcohol, late hoars, over-worn. (■ steal), aro causin’ diseases of the la TWOS at a fear: ul rr.lo. The symptoms to .vti':h disease* of the as*w****y*- tem glv* rise, may bo stated at tollew*: AdaU. hsavy fesilag I* the bead,sometimes mors or lees •**• ' or hiidOth*; Periodical Ueadaehe, DUtteOM, ot Rlng ngln Ihe Head ; Confatloa of Id***;' rsry Lost ol Mem iy; D..JscjloB of f ,J " * daring Bleep; Had Dreams: BetltoUa Q netuoat; Dai.cess of Bearing; Twltrktaff of tt* Hot (.id Arms, Ac,, which, tf noi promptly treated,lead te Viralytlt, De lrinm .Inauntty, lsspoteues Apoplexy, be th* largest quantity an I east variety In (Le ,ui. bolt. lot wholsoaie sad retell uada. ATTENTION batttUMtoen flnds hit slock nnasux iy attrtrin. ( a.ary dm* of cast, tmytr* I. Ta RANK#. BOT16 'No._d*_Whl!shal'wtrre. SBOMUIA, ffartm Cockir. Oaomaag** Ornoi, June TDcii: 117* W BtlffAh. J. P. Melon* appl'ee to ms for La'ters of Oaerdiaaehlp ol the persons and property ol momtaoschlUreo ol Ragh Porter. d--cc**ed— TTwit are. ttonfor*. to require all person* concerned to Ua, la my ofloe. oo or botore the lire! Monday In A u goal MU, ttolr okjestious. if an? they have to said *p i "—|,| fc* DAVfl) V MINOR, Ordiner- Prtnut'a fco 4. potottoml.^«»tt*rwUe leiter* ol Uuardiaathtp n ialilted mpeuial notice. A New SHIR Feirj Butt at Rodney. tof ftoweBa* to lowlsteaa, Aikaaaae tad wW t*4 U io thMr Interest to croostts r.**r •* ttl* Psgry, (| tala* Ihe host load |a*«te-t<a dlreri ro*t« to Tula. Atao_. _. „ LION* A fflUaMMAIf Ptefrinott Rodney steam fen tatak ttobmtB Jso siaaly of hus lAlfuaMMAM, KOSKOO lx Noi » ea-rrf food remedy. VOBMULA aroaad — hot tie. Recommended by the beat Physlclaua, eminent Uiiloee, Kdlturt. Drngg.ati, UenttnU, Ac. The Best and Host Popular Nedlciue In Uw. PKEPAUD only by i. J. IriWRENCK, M. D.y ORGANIC CNBMItT. I.uliosaioiy saiMti, iff*. I, Mala atroel noxroLK, va. Prloa, ONE DOLLAR par BoCUa <L ro* riALk nr dDBUiKtldPdS IvaatW Aki. , l*Ms