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»r- ftne'a Indian Rnat Ptth.
Am lMro*TtN<—One George W< Comstock,
•f the notorious firm of Comstock <t Bro., is
•adcavoring to collect tfflr Motes and Accounts,
pretending that he has bought them. We
•erer have sold him any Accoutit, Note or
Receipt, nor never shall , and wo give this
notice that our customers mnv not be imposed
"Pon by him. This same Comstock is the
one that was arrested for Counterfeiting Mus.
fat a Medicines and Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
A. J. WHITE A Co., Nev York.
Noncw.—Tn future all letters relative to
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills must be address-
A. J. WHITE.
No. 19 Courtland st., N. Y.
and they will meet with prompt attention.
janl9tflm
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Cheeseman’s Pills.
anBPARBD BT CORSKt.IVS L. CtIEKSKMAS, M. B.
MEW YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in those
Fills are the result of a long and extensive
practice. They are mild in their operation,
and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Menstruations, removing all obstruc
whether from cold or otherwise, head -
■•he. pain in the side, palpitation of the heart,
dietbod sleep, which arise from interruption
•f nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeaeinan's Pills are invaluable, as they 1
will bring on the monthly period with regu
larity. Ladies who have been disappointed in
the use of other Pills, can place the utmost
confidence io Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
■hat they represent to do.
Notice.
They |> e uge j during Pregnaney,
as a would certainly result therc
ftorn. JF
purely vegetable, and free from
injurious to life or health. Explicit
which should be read, accompany
"""•fc-h box. Price fl. Sent by mail on enclos
ia* *1 to the General Agent. Sold by one
Dreggilt in every town in the United States.
R. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers-St, Now York,
To whom all orders should be adressed.
For sale by J. W. Hicks, Rome, Ga.
Octi 3—6 m
It is a common observation that there are
mere sufferers from debility, among Ameri
tans, than can be found among any other
eivilixed nation. The reason is obvious. We
eake too little exercise, and forget the wants
•f the body in the ohsorbirg pursuits of busi
ae»i. In all such cases ordinary mediciues
can do little good. What is required is just
such a tonie and invigorator as Dr. J. Hostel
ter has given to the world in his Celebrated
Bitters. The weak and nervous denizen of
the counting house, the exhausted toiler upon
the shop board, and the prostrated student of
the midnight lamp, have found a wonderful
regenerator in the “Bitters” and prefer it to
more pretentious, but less efficacious rnedi
eines. But it should not be forgotten that the
•gent which is so magical in its influence upon
a frame which is merely debilitated, is equal
ly powerful in assisting nature to expel the
most terrible forms of disease. Who will not
(ire it a trial ’
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
advertisement in another column.
For sale in by druggists in Rome.
jaal2tm
IL to I)oberiist’h)t!i)is.
(HEAP GOODS!
I am now offering about
$3,000 worth of Good«
AT COST cor CASH!
; yery seasonable goods, such ns
Alpaccas, Plaids,
and many G<>Xf or ,J' nd I ics ' Presses, Flan
nel., White ,
Ladies,
Also a lot of ' ' ~~ "
HARDWARE.
•ueh as Waffle Irons, Preserving Kettles,
Tea Kettles. Locks, Hinges, Screws, Saws,
Augers, and a great many articles in the
Hardware line st New York Cost.
jan 19 R. J. JOHNSON.
G. LOVE,
PENMAN,
No 2 Lumpkins’ Block,
ROME, GA.
Any manner of writing executed in the best
style of the science, and at reasonable rates.
Thankful for past favors he solicits a continu
ation of the same. j»n!9
Z. B. HARGROVE,
ATTORNEY AT LA PT,
ROME, Ga.
Office over Fort A Hargrove's New Store.
jaal9—ly
Original and Genuine.
SOUTHERN MADE
CARRIAGES,
Buggies,
AND WAGONS OF EVERY IMAGINABLE
Style, may be bad at
J. B. Bray’s Factory,
No. 3. Lumpkin’s Block,
ROME, GA.,
At abort notice and on reasonable terms.
Having an extensive supply of
The best material
that eould be procured in the Eastern markets
and workmen that ere surpassed by none in
the Union. Purchasers may depend on all
work turned out, as being what it is represent
ed. Having
A g«od Silver Plater,
those who desire work replated can have it
done in the best style. All manner of Carriage
Irons made and plated to order.
ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED FOR
Twelve Months.
REPAIRING
of every description done at short notice, and
In the best possible manner.
Terms for Repairing strictly Cash
jnnl9—ly
Furniture! Furniture.
WHOLESAI.K AND BXXAtI.
11. P. DsGRAAF,
87 Bower}', (Wholesale Warehouse,) and
462 Pearl St., (Retail Store,) New York.
Where will be found the largest and
most extensive assortment in the city.
ryßills of $25 Retailed at Wholesale
Prices at the Bowery Store.
All Furniture guarantied as represented.
One hundred and fifty hands constantly
employed in Manufacturing. All stock laid
in for net Cash.
It comprises, in part, Rosewood, Mahog
any ana Walnut Furniture, in Brocade,
Brocatelln, Delaine, Plush and Hair Cloth.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Enamelled Cham
ber Furniture, in seta from S2O to $l5O
Also, Cane Seat and Common Furniture,
in great variety. A large assortment of
Gilt and Mahogony Mirrors, Spring and
Curled Hair Mattresses, Patent Premium
- is»ia Bedsteads, with Spring and Hair Mat
tresses attached, Ac.
Steamboats and Hotels furnished.
Dealers will find it to their interest to give
vs a call. jan] 93m
QTATE OF GEORGIA—Fi-orn County.
0 Whereas, Albert G. and Wm. S. Quinn,
Bseeutors, and Albert G. Quinn, administra
tor of Langdon C. Quinn, deceased, has ap
plied to me in proper form for letters of Dis
mission from said estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and appear at my office
within the time prescribed by law, and show
cause (if any exist) why said letters should not
be granted to said applicant.
Given under my band and official signa
ture, January 14th, 185$.
janl« J. LAMBERTH, Ordinary.
-—-fife
Electic Magazine for 1859.
GREAT ARTISTIC ATTRACTION.
28 BKXrrircn Portraits in January No.?
Ttl Att tOVKRS OF CHOICC READING.
1. Your attention is respectfully Invited to
the character, contents, portraits, embellish
ments, and sterling literary value of the Ec
lectic Magaaine.
2. For fourteen yenrs the Eclectic bus
found favor with the public and high commen
dation from the press. It is now in its forty
fifth volume.
3. Its design is to present to its renders the
choicest treasures of thought, mid the ablest
productions of European writers, ns they ap
pear in the Reviews and Periodicals of Great
Britain.
4. Its combined excellences nnd permanent
value gives it a just claim to a place in every
well selected public and private library.
5. It ccntains the cream from seven For
eign Quarterlies.
6. It contains the cream from nine Foreign
Monthlies.
7. It contains articles from the ablest pens
of England.
8. Forty-nine Steel Portraits embellished
it in 1858.
9. The forty Portraits nre worth the price
of the work of 12* cents each.
10. The subscriber gets double the worth
of his money. Considering what it contains,
the Eclectic is the cheapest, the safest, the
best, the most desirable of all the monthlies.
Try it. You will tiud it true. It saves lime.
It saves money.
11. No intelligent family—no young lady—
no young gentleman, will wish to be without
its rich treasure of knowledge, when once ex
amined.
12. Its instructive, educational influences
on the mind are worth ten times its cost.
13. The public press, far and near, give the
Eclectic strong commendations. Eminent
men do the same.
“The merits of the Electic need only to be
known in order to bo appreciated. The Ee
leetic is wdrth many times its cost.”—[N. Y.
Observer.
We have received many pages of commen
dation.
We add the CONTENTS OF JANUARY
NO., selected from six Quarterlies and seven
Monthlies:
Ebbklishments—2S Portraits.
1. Woman, her position, Influence, and
Wishes.
2. Loro Benighted.
3. The Courtship of Miles Standish.
4. The Heroes of India.
5. The Modern British Drama.
6. An Alpine Storm Ten Thousand feet
High.
7. Word-Paintings in Rich Frames.
8. Great Tomb of Man.
9. Carlyle's Life of Frederick the Great.
10. Cowper's Poem on the Loss of the Royal
George.
11. Optical Delusion of tho Yellow Gown.
12. The Literature of Wedded Love.
13. The Taming of Horses.
14. Pandora's Box.
15. Great Revision Convention.
16. Woman in Extremes and Varieties of
Character.
17. The Terrible Calais Tragedy.
18. Eleanor Vaughan ; or, Twice Avenged.
19. An Undiscovered Island.
20. Farewell to the Comet.
21. Alexander Pushkin.
22. Midnight on the Alps.
23. The Exile’s Memory.
21. A Shadow.
25. Late and Early Marriages.
26. Biographic Sketch of Shakespeare.
27. The Mysterious Musician of Waldon
Cathedral.
28. At the Gate.
29. Literary Miscellanies.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
To new subscribers, paying in advance, the
January number, 1859, will be sent, embel
ished with two splendid match prints—Sir
Walter Scott and his friends, and Shakspearo
and his contemporaries, containing twenty
eight portraits—surpassing all precedent.—
The January number is published.
TERMS:
The Electic is issued on the first of every
month. Eaeh number contains one hundred
and forty-four octavo pages, on fine paper,
neatly stitched in green covers with one or
more beautiful Steel Portraits by Sartain.—
lhe twelve numbers comprise three volumes
of 600 pages eaeh, with titles, indexes, and
cmbelishments. Piice Five Dollars. The
postage is only three cents a number, prepaid
at the office of delivery.
Send your orders. Address
T W- H. BIDWELL.
No. 5 Beekman st., N. Y.
ADIinTSTiFITOtt’S B.UJE.
AGREEABLE to an order of the Court of
Ordinary of Floyd county passed on the
first day of November, 1858, will be sold be
fore the Court House door in the city of
Rome, on the first Tuesday in March next,
between the legal hours of sale.
One lot of hind No. 120, in the 4th dis.
and 4th sec. of originally Cherokee, now
Floyd county, mostly good Creek bottom
lying about 5 j miles from Rome, on Beach
Creek, [and was bid off on the first Tuesday
in January, inst., by Thos. J. Anderson, who
failed to comply with terms of sale, and
now re-sold at his risk.] Sold as the prop
erty of Wm. Morris, er., deeeased, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de
ceased. Terms made known on day of sale,
this 13th January, 1859.
jan 19 JAS. S. MORRIS, Adm’r.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Floyd County.
r PO all whom it may concern Whereas,
JL Sami I). Wrngg, having applied to be
appointed Guardian of the person and prop
erty of Georgiana Smith, a minor under
fourteen years of age, resident of said comi
ty.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and friends of said
minor to be and appear at my office within the
time prescribed by law and show cause, if any
they have, why said letters should not be
granted unto said applicant. Given under my
band and official signature this Jan. 13th.
janl9 J. LAMBERTH, Ordinary.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Floyd County.—
Sami. J. Johnston, having applied to tbe
Court of Ordinary of said county for a dis
charge from his Guardianship of Sarah J.
Johnston’s person and property.
This is therefore to cite all persons concern
ed to show cause, by filing objections in my
office, why the said Samuel Johnston should
not be dismissed from bis guardianship of
Sarah J. Johnston, and receive the usual let
ters of dismission.
Given under my hand and official signature
this 10th January, 1858.
janl94od J. LAMBERTH, Ordinary.
ADIHWritATOR’S SALE.
AGREEABLE to an order of the Ordinary of
Floyd county, will be sold before the Court
House door in the city of Rome, on tne first
Tuesday in March next, within the usual hours
of sale, the following property:
Part of lot of land, No. 218, 24th district,
3d section of originally Cherokee county, now
Floyd county, containing about 120 acres,
well improved. Sold as the property of Wm
F. Miller, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said deceased. Terms made
known on day of sale. This 7th January, 1859.
JOHN G. MILLER,
Ad ininistrator.
NANCY J. MILLER,
janlOtf-lOd Administratrix.
Dissolution.
THE firm of J. H. McClung <t Co., is this
day dissolved—Geo. R. Ward having
sold his interest to J. 11. McClung, who will
continue the business. They would respect
fully return their thanks to their numerous
patrons, nnd solicit a continuation of the
same to the remaining partner.
J. 11. McCLUNG.
Jan. 6, 59. GEO. R. WARD.
The prompt attention of all indebted, to
the liquidation of their bills is respectfully
solicited. jan 12 J. IL McC.
STEAMER EXCEL.
THIS New Light Draught and , jESLjb
fast Steamer EXCEL, will, in
a few days, commence her trips between Au
gusta and Savannah. All merchandize confi
ded to J. V. Tarver, Agent of Excel Line,
at Savannah, or H. F. Russkl, at Augusta, will
be forwarded with promptness and dispatch.
Augusta, Jan.l2lmo
Or. doz SEIDLITZ POWDERS at 35 cts per
box, fresh and genuine and no mistake.
sep!s TURNLEY 4 BAKER.
Tooo lbs. Brimstone,
bOO •* Blue Stone, Just receivod by
sepls TURNLEY A BAKER.
Pure White Lead.
1000 LBS., extra quality at low prices,by
sopU TURNLEY 4 BAKER.
DARBY’S
PROPHYLACTIC FLUID!
!
THE SOUTH IS WAKING UP To ITS
MERITS.
LISTEIf ! THE PRESS SPEAKS!
<lty Papers Praise X! Town Papers Laud
it! The •’ountry Press Speaks its Com
mendacious! ’
Editors, Physicians, Clergymen, Druggists,
Chemists, Planters, all unite their tes
timony to its excellencies!
The Great, Free, Sovereign Peo
ple Use it!
A PREMIUM WAS AWARDED TO IT!
A Scientific Committee Heralds its Virtues!
MANY VOICES.
A VOICE FROM CHARLESTON !
A VOICE FROM SAVANNAH !
A VOICE FROM MONTGOMERY'
A VOICE FROM MOBILE!
A VOICE FROM NEW ORLEANS!
HEAR THE VOICES.
1. In much demand.
[Charleston News.
2. M o have used it with entire satis fact ion.-r-
[Savannah Republican.
3. W e advise our friends to try it
_ [Montgomery Mail.
4. lhe most efficient disinfectant discovered.
[Mobile Tribune.
5. M o understand thnt the Howard Associa
tion of this city is using it.
[N. O. Chrsit. Advocate.
6. Those who once use it keep it constantly
on hand. [Macon State Press.
7. Remarkably successful.
[Col. Daily Sun.
8. It should be used everywhere.
[Dr. Holmes Stelle.
9. It is used by the first of Chemists.
[Ga. Ed. Journal.
10. Believed to be superior to any in use.
[Ala. Ed. Journal.
11. Recommended by the first physicians.
[Romo Courier.
12. Ought to have a government award.
[Cor. N. 0. Picayune.
13. Superior to Laharraque’s Liquor.
[Cor, Nat. Intelligencer.
14. Best thing for fresh wounds I over used,
[Rev. John B. Glenn.
sale in Rome, Ga„ by
ianl9 TURNLEY & BAKER.
romefemalecollege,
THE Exercises of this Institution
will bo resumed on MONDAY,
TIIE 24th INST. During the
past session there have been eighty
five scholars in attendance, nnd (
the progress of the young ladies has never been
more satisfactory. A Library and additional
Apparatus have recently been procured, nnd
it is the intention of the Trustees and the
Teachers that the school, in all tho facilities
of illustration and the advantages of thorough
instruction and discipline shall be second to
none in the State. Miss 0. E. Lane has been
added to tho Faculty and will take charge of
the Primary Department.
Board at customary rates may be had at the
College or in families residing near.
jans J. M. M. CALDWELL, Pres’t.
ROME HIGH SCHOOL.
>THE Undersigned, a graduate
of the Virginia Military Institute,
desires to inform the community,
that having rented tho Building
formerly occupied by Messrs. Shei
blcy A Scott, he will open on MONDAY’, the
17th insth., a Mule School, in which will be
taught all the usual branches of education,
and also Civil Engineering, Practical Sur
veying and Military Tactics.
Expenses per Session of 24 Weeks.
Tuition in Primary Department, sls 00
“ Preparatory “ 19 00
“ Collegiate “
Including Tactics, 24 00
No Extra Charges except for injuries done
to the Building or Furniture. All Bills
Must be Paid ut the Close of eaeh Sesssion.
All communications must be addressed to
E.J. MAGRUDER,
Rome, Ga.
N. B.—Board may be had iu the best fam
ilies at reasonable.rates. janl2-Im
Notice to Parents.
Ninth Session of Mrs. Ad
kins' School will commence on
Monday, the 24th inst.
jan 12
New Boot & Shoe Shop.
BY
A. A. HETLAND & Co.,
ilt At the shop formely occupied by ,
Jf J. E. Evans second door below
M’Clnng’s.
The subscribers have formed a copartner
ship for the purpose of Manufacturing fine
■ Boots A Shoes. Their stock consists of the
: best French caF skin and other fine leathers
that can bo bought in tho New York market,
and their long and successful experience in
tho business makes them confident of giving
satisfaction to all who may favor them with
patronage. All the late styles of fine work
done to order, promptly.
V/e »hall not promite a job toontr than it
’ can be done. A* A. HETLAND.
i an4.ly. THOMAS M’GRATH.
THE BLANCEVLILE
SLATE QUARRY.
1 YAN WERT, POLK CO., GA.
i
r r pilE subscriber now has his Slate Quarry
: JL fully opened and is provided with a suffi
r cient number of workmen to fill orders in any
part of the South. Tho quality of the slate
has been f illy tested, and its beauty and ex
cellence enn be seen by an examination of
. several buildings in Rome covered with slate
, from this Quarry. The subscriber proposes
to furnish the slate at any point in Gocrgia,
Alabama or Tennessee and lay it on the
roof at an expense not exceeding tho cost of
Tin roofing.
Contracts can be made wi'h John R. Frec-
J man Agent of Rome or S. W. Blanco general
Agent at Van Wert Polk Co., Ga.
jan4's9.
a Cherokee Baptist College,
CASSVILLE, GA.
The Trustees take pleasure in informing
the public that they have made arrange
ments by which the continuance of the op
s erations of this Institution is rendered per
t manent, and fitted to meet the wants of the
1 youth of the country.
8 The next Session will open January 14th,
1859, and elose July 13tli, following. The
J regular course extends over six classes: two
in the Academic, and four in the College
’ Department, ami is as complete and tho-
H rough as the course of any College in the
e country. Students may pursue a select
i. course, provided they attend so many stud
ies as will fully occupy their time. No ex
tra charge is made irregulars, nor for the
use of Apparatus or Library.
EXPENSES.
In College, Spring Session, 21 weeks, $21.00
“ Fall “ 16 *' 16,00
s In Academy, Spring “ 24 “ 18,00
I “ Fall “ 16 “ 12,00
| Contingent Fee, Spring Session, 1,20
“ “ Fall “ 80
3 Board from $lO to sl2 per month, including
a washing and fuel. Tuition must bo paid by
cash or approved note to Thomas M. Compton.
Treasurer, before entering College, each ses
sion. Young men of adult ago who need it
} may settle by note, payable upon their success
in after life. Those studying for tho minis
try may always receive gratuitous instruction,
Cassville is a moral and healthy village ;
being distant two miles from tho Railroad, it
is free from the allurements to vice too prev
, alent in large towns ; there is no tippling shop
I in the village.
For Catalogues or further particulars ad
dress Rev. THOS. RAMBAUT, Pres’t,
, or W. A. MERCER, Sco’y.
I doclslm
640 ACRES LAND
' For Sale in Texas Valley,
FLOYD COUMTY.
THE Subscriber offers tho place where he
now lives for sale. There is about 100
r acres cleared and 100 acres first quality land.
The land is well adapted to the growth of
grain nnd tobacco.
For further particulars, come and see the
' place or address Wm. 11. BUFFINGTON,
declstf At Dirt Tow n, Ga.
•
AT COST FOR CASH
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MOUSSELINE & MERINO,
©IBI g g ©M ©
Cloaks and Shawls,
Or charged at a small advance to regular customers, in order to make room for Spring
Trade. jnnla j. n. McCLUNG.
s imtßwuti: iitov. f
3 A. R. HARPER, f
O HEAVY DEALER IN
£ English and American Hardware,
y OLD STAND OF It. T. McCAY,
Broad Street, RO ALE, GA. SS
THERE is not a single article of Hardware ENUMERATED in any ,5/
advertisement, or thought of by any person thnt be does not keep. aZa
gj ; HIS GOODS ARE FOR SALE LOW!
• pal No house this side of Augusta can undersell him. ,
SIMLL
. | Bis connection with his old friends and customers has been extreme-
Cy ly plensiuit to him. He thanks them fur past favors and most earnest
flY ly solicits a continuation of patronage nnd friendship. To those who wr
have not ns yet honored him with their patronage, he asks to call and
Rg see him—it may be for their good—at least will do no harm I!
jans—ly
3XZEITJKi
TOBACCO STORE.
GEORGIA VIRGINIA.
GEORGE W. STOECKEL,
BROAD STREET, ROME GA.
TVOULD respectfully call the attention of Storekeepers, and these using Tobacco in any
» » form, to his well assorted Stock of Segars and Tobacco, having now on hand a larger
and better assorted Stock than has ever been kept on hand at one time in all Chorokee, Ga.
Siegers
Varying in price from 75c to $6 per Box, of Havana, Gorman and American manufacture.
Chewing Tobacco
From 20 cents to $1 ,25 per lb. SMOKING TOBACCO of all kinds.
SNUFFS AND PIPES.
A LARGE STOCK OF BURWELL’S TOBACCOS
On hand for Chewing and Smoking.
Some of Burwell Tobacco, manufactured by me, took tho first premium at the Southern
al Agricultural Fair held at Atlanta, nov i
A CHANGE.
FARELL & BISEL,
SUCCESSORS TO J. W. HICKS,
JEL . DEALERS UV zWL
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Dye-Woods & Vye-stulTs, Oils, Paints,
Pointers' Articles, Varnishes, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Window Glass
Putty, French, English <k American Perfumer , Fine Toilet ik Shaving Soaps,
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Trusses and Supporters of
all kinds,'Spices, and all the Patent or Proprietory Medicines of tbe day, Superior Inks
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes, Extracts for Flavoring, <kc.
Our Medicines are warranted Pure and Genuine.
In addition to our large Stock now on hand, wo will in a few days receive a large lot of
Drugs, ordered from the best and most reliable houses North.
We would call the attention of the Ladies to our splendid assortment of Perfumery and
Fancy Articles. Our assortment was never surpassed iu Rome.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully prepared at all hours.
We hope by strict attention to business, and by keeping the very best articles, to merit and
receive a reasonable share of patronage.
We occupy-the old stand of J. W. Hicks, where we will be pleased to see all persons who
may desire anything in our line. J. T. FARELL,
oet27—ly LEVI BISEL.
Georgia Female College.
1859.
THE NINETEENTH Session will begin on
Monday, January 10th.
Commencement will be held on the last
Wednesday in July.
Every pupil attends to Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Geography, Spelling, Penmanship and
Composition, throughout the whole course.
Vocal Music will be taught daily to the
whole School.
A Uniform has been adopted for Sundays
and Examinations.
No extra charge has ever been made for
contingent expenses ; or for Pens, Ink, Copy-
Books. Slates, or Slate Pencils.
Prof. Loud and Judge Prior, who will occu
py the Building erected by the Trustees for
that purpose, and other gentlemen will receive
Boarders for the College.
GEO. V. BROWNE, Pres't.
Madison, Nov. 17—2 m.
TALLADEGA
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.
(SjTjJ The Subscriber respectfully jg 1
GoJJ begs leave to inform the citi- iSx I
zens of Rome and surrounding ASiS, >
country, that bo is prepared and will continue )
to receive orders for J
MONUMENTS, BOX-TOMBS, SLAPS, !
Head Stones, Baptismal Founts, and building ,
materials es every descriptiion. Prices from ,
25 to 30 per cent, lower than usual. '
Hois prepared to furnish Marble at any point |
with the expense of hauling oniy added. \
All orders will bo punctually attended to. 1
His stand is on Main street,below the Span" 1
F. W. STEPHENS, I
feb.3—ly Tnlledega, Ala. /
Cures Guaranteed. j
CANCERS and SCROFULA CURED. I
Jl3 Cases Cured last year, 1858.
PAMPHLETS containing testimonials of
the highest character, will bo forwarded)
to any that may wish them. Those wishing
to tost the wonderful efficacy of Dr. Clopton’s
remedies, must give the particulars of their j
disease, location, in what way it first made its ■
appearance, how it progressed, what is the '
extent. of the disease.
Medicines forwarded by mail. A 3-eent
stamp must accompany all letters to ensure
attention. Send for his Pamphlt ts.
Address JAS. A. CLOPTON, M. D.,
sep22.tf Huntsville, Ala.
For Safe!
I WILL sell my dwelling House and Lot, for
SIOOO cash. The lot contains about 14
acres, and is within 600 yards of the Depot.
Out buildings, and a never failing well of ni
ter on the premises.
sep22tf W.B. TERHUNE.
Mt. HICKORY PLANTATION
FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers his well known place
lying in Dirt Town Valley, five miles east of
Summerville, for sale on advantagious terms.
There are 540 acres of land, well watered and
excellent improvements. There are 170 acres
of land cleared and in a high state of cultivation.
The Dwelling contains ten rooms. There is a
Store House, Blacksmith shop, Wood. Shop,
and other buildings on the place. Tlyis place
is a good stand for selling Goods, j and for
a practicing physician.
For further particulars address /
U. B. T. MADDOX,
dccls.3m Summefrville, Ga.
Another Fot
OF Dr. Bardotr’s WORM SUGAR DROPS,
that have proved so efficacious in the relief
of children. TURNLEY/ I BAKER.
IpiVli HUNDRED lbs PoA'ASH, rec’d by
! TURNL/kY A BAKER.
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THE BEST ILIK
To Improve Rome
Is to Patronise Home Manufactures.
Southern Carriage Factory.
M. L. PALMER,
ROME, GEORGIA.
WOULD invite the attention of all persons
visiting Rome to his stock of
Buggies, Carriages &c.,
All of his own Manufacture of the best
quality of New Jersey, Hickory, and other
materials in proportion. As all articles
manufactured at this Establishment ore War
ranted, purchasers run noriskat all of get
; ing au inferior article.
' CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
J The Saladee Buggy,
! which is ackowledge by Coach Makers to be
. the best Buggy now in use. It will run bet
< ter, ride easier, last longer, and cost less to
I keep in repair than any Buggy no# in use.
\ All articles sold Very Low for Cash or
‘approved Paper.
. Prompt Attention given to all kinds of
I Carriage Repairing.
j SIL VER PL A TING done to order.
■ Also all kinds of Carriage irons made and
, Plated to order.
I All accounts will be considered due at the
I time of delivering the work without an es
pecial Contract to the contrary. Patronage
j Respectfully Solicited.
jan4. ly.
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Gold Medal Grand and Square
Pianos.
STEINWAY & SONS,
84 Walker St., (near Broadway,) New York,
JIAXUFICTIJKERS,
WERE awarded the First Premium where
and whenever they brought their Piano
Fortes into competition with the bets makers
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timore.
Received the two first prize Medals at the
Metropolitan Fair, Washington, 1855.
The first Premium (a gold medal) for the
best Piano Forte at the Maryland Institute,
Baltimore, 1856.
The First Prize Medal for the best Piano
Forte nt the American Institute, Crystal Pal
ace, New York, 1856.
The First Premium (a gold Medal,) for the
I best Grand Piano at the Maryland Insti.ute,
Baltimore, 1857.
The First Premium at the State Fair, De
troit, 1857.
The First Premium at the State Fair, Rich
mond, 1857.
Among the judges were the first musical
talent of the country, such as W. Mason,
Gottschalk, Wollenhaupt, Ac. Grand and
Square Pianos constructed with the wooden
and iron frame combined, are warranted for
three years. Prices moderate nov!7.6tn
Boarders Wanted.
A FEW Gentlemen can be accommodated
ns Day Boarders by the Subscriber on
reasonable terms. His residence being near
Broad street it will bo convenient to busi
ness men. SAM’L FjIRRtIII.
jan4—lnr
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HARDWARE STORE & IRON YARD,
Oswell -tioiles Eve,
ROME GA.,
One Door below Burnett & Hendrix, and opposite' the Choice t
Importer and Dealer in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
RTTrf npp l J ß n for i Bft,e °"i° . best of PLANTERS, MECHANICSand
BUILDERS Hardware co be found in upper Georgia, consisting of Iron odT f&rbest auab
ities (Swedes and refined,) Chains of all descriptions, Farmers’ Tools ami AfrfctHttiftil
Implements generally. vlntur,u
For Planters and Mechanics.
Axes, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Mattocks, Picks, Ac., of belt make. Also Gin Getfmg,
Gudgeons Ac. Nails of all kinds of the best brands, Blacksmith Tools of best quaß
tie.’, Mill Irons and Saws of best manufacture. Ibbotson’s and other Files. ’Axles
Springs, and other Carriage Irons of all descriptions.
House Furnishing Goods. *
Cooking and Parlor Stoves, warranted to give satisfaction. Hollow Ware, Pots Ovens
Andirons, Shovels A Tongs, Rodgers’and other Table Cutlery.
For Sportsmen.
G » n «> of English and Damascus Twist and Laminated Steel Barrels. Colts, and othe
I istols. Eleys and Baldwin’s Gun Wadding. Eley’s, Cox’s and Walker’s Gun Cans-
Rodgers , and other best makers of Pocket Knives. j»ly7
1858 1858
NEW STORE!!!
NEW GOODS!!!
the
Os the Season.
E. COHEN & CO.,
No. 3 Choice Hotel,
ROHE. GEORGIA.
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Rome and the surround
ing country, that they have opened a New Store, comprising the larg
est and most complete stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Hoods,
Ever offered for sale in Rome, comprising in part the following Goods:
Scotch and Ducal Plaids at 15 cents and upwards;
De Laines, latest styles, at 15 cents and upwards;
English and American Prints, assorted, at 6 j cents and upwards;
Flannels. Red and White, all wool, al 20 cents and upwards:
Linseys, all wool filling, at 18 cents;
Kentucky Jeans, Satinets'and Union Cloths, assorted;
7-8 Brown and White Shirting at 6| cents;
“ “ “ “ “ 9 “ and upwards.
Irish Linens, Table Cloths, Toweling and Sheetings -
Linen and Cambric TTanderchiefs at 10 cents.
Ladies, Misses and Children’s COTTON HOSE, 10 cts.
Also the following articles, which were selected with great care, to which
we are daily making additions :
Black and Fancy Dress SILKS,
French and English MERINOES. •
ROBES A LA LES,
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, SHAWLS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Bonnets and Ribbons,
Brown and Bleached SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS of all known and popular brands,
TICKS, DRILLS,
Canton Flannels,
Merrimac and Cochoe Co. PRINTS,
White Goods and Yankee Notions,
HOSIERY, &c., &c
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Os all the Latest Styles, at a very low price.
Just give the New Dry Goods Store a Trial, and be convinced of what we
state. E. COHEN & CO.
wov.lo
EUREKA OIL,
FOR THE
BREAST OF YOUNG MOTHERS.
'PHIS invaluable article has been before the
A public for a few years and with scarcely
any advertising, has met with a rapid sa.e,
it having never been known to fail in a single
instance to prevent the gathered Breast or
Mammary Abscess, so painful and common to
young mothers, it will always relieve ar.d al
lay Inflamation after the abscess is formed and
cause an easy flow of milk, if used according
to directions.
This compound can be had at all drug stores.
It is warranted in every case.
It is also prepared for Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Pneumonia, Diseased Kidneys, Spinal
Affections, Inflammatory Sore Throat and
Swollen Glands, Asthma, Scalds, Burns, Piles,
Fresh Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Tetter, Ring
Worm, Cholera, Cramps, Diarrhoeo, Bowel
Commplaints, Flux, Sore Breast, Cracked Nip
ples of Mothers, Lucborrbea, that loathsome
disease Whites, and diseases arising from im
prudent intercourse in male and female, to
geth with many other disease of an Inflamma
tory character. It cannot have a rival. It
must be used in doses from five to twenty five
drops, according to age, and as a liniment to
the parts effected.
Sold in Rome by J. W. HICKS. [ jn3o. If
PRINTING OFFICE
FOR
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS!
THE PRESS, Type, and Ma-
terials of the Cedar Town BasMtogg
“Patriot” office is offered for
sale at SIOO cash. This is less
than half the original cost of they
outfit.
For further particulars, address Courier
Office, Rome, Goo. janl2.tf
SEWING MACHINES!
SEWING MACHINES !
SEWING MACHINES !
SEWING MACHINES !
SEWING MACHINES 1
SEWING MACHINES!
OF THE latest and most approved styles,
suitable for Sewing Leather, Cloth, Negro
goods, Muslins, Silks, Linens, Jackonets, 4c.
for sale at Leyden’s General Sewing Machine
Depot, Atlanta, Georgia, at Manufacturers
prices. Send for samples of work and prices.
Oct.6—4m. A. LEYDEN.
Toilet Soaps.
PONCINE, 6 doz. Laundry, 5 doz.
Thompson’s, 20 doz Just received and
cheaper than ever. TURNEEY 4 BAKER.
TOBI CC O. ’
r pWO more boxes of that fine Invincible To-
JL baeco, rac'd by TURNLEY 4 BAKER.
! Ocorgia Marble Works.
Oldest & Cheapest Concern South.
■ Marble ’ Marble!
’ SUMMEY & HURLICK
r IpNufmllMi Dealers in every description
’' I' ’ i Marble Works.
'' ur Q uarr * eß are ' w ' e ll opened
* P.°y n,> jobbers’ prolife, ship
’ or ra *h’oad freights, nnd onr tnar-
ble is as good and durable as any
■ in the United States. Therefore we can and
do sell according to material used, cheaper
I than the cheapest. Monuments from S2O to
I SSOOO, 3, 3|, 4, 41, 5, s|, and 6 feet. Plain
Box Tombs, each at 25, 35, 45, 50, 70, 80,
■ and 85 dollars, and 3,4, 5, and 6 foot Head
mid Foot Stories, per sett, at 7, 12, 18, and
25 dollars. Four cents each for cutting Let
' tens. All work delivered at Marietta, Geor
3ia Railroad Depot. Any one wishing
Tombs, Monuments,
Or nny kind of Marble Work of Italian or
Northern Marble, by giving in their orders
and specifying the kind of work desired, we
will order it and put it up for just what it
costs North. Ship nnd Railroad freights and
expenses incurred in our putting up, which
will save them from 25 to l€»0 per cent in
cost. Address all letters to us, Marble Works
Post Office, Pickens co., Ga.
J. T. SUMMERS,
sepls—ly Gen’l Traveling Agent.
Carriage Factory!
Dudley
would respectfully announce to the
VV public that we are Manuracturiirg and
will keep constantly on hand all kinds of 6ar-
RIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, SUL
' KEYS, Ac., all of which we will sell on very
reasonable terms.
Wo will also continue to make and will keep
always on hand a stcck of
GOOD WAGONS.
of all kinds and sizes.
Horse-Shoeing
and Repairing of all kinds, in Wood and Iron
. done at short notice and at greatly rdduced
prices.
Those wishing to examine our slock will
call at our New Repository in the DENSON
BUILDING, oposito A. R. Harper’s Hardware
Store.
All now work warranted. (decl'.ly
6 DOZ. more of that Superior COD LIVER
OIL, just received by
seplj TURNLEY A BAKER.
lbs PUTTY- Just received by
sopls TURNLEY A BAKER.
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i SPARTA ACADEMY
' ; urMtit/
I CAPITAL PRI/E, RMiOOtf/
TICKETS ONLY gift
tfMTCE TO THE PHBEICr
Kt the riiembertf of bur firm have,' by way
of purchase, become the owner of the grant*
chartered by the State' <rf Delaware, Kentooky,
Missouri, and part of thorfe 1 in Georgia, under
. the management of Messrs. Gregory A Maury,
of Wilmington, Delaware, we have rfgetWed-rt
‘ expedient to change the name of onr firrtt bW
1 . and after January Ist, 1859, to that of WOOD
I EDDY A CO., who will hereafter have the
management of the Sparty Academy Lottery,
I and others, as above named.
, lit all t?Sii»&aeti(yns we have endeavored to
< conduct otfr business With ffftewhy and
protft ptrtess, li'nd we can assiirtf ffie ptfiMW
that the patronage heretofore bbrfolfe'd off
«s is well deserving of being transferred-to'ow
successors. Very respectfully,
Wood, Eddy & Co,, Managers,
’ Successors' to Jfi Swan A C6‘.
following Scheme Will (>•« draWn liw
WOOD, EDDY A Ctf// Managers of the Sparta
Academy Lottery ?n each of their Single
Number Lotteries for JANUARY, f 859, at'
AUGUSTA, Georgia, in puMic, trader the sW
erintondence of Commissioners.
Class 1 Draws on Saturday, Jaa, 1.
Class 2 Draws on Saturday, Jan. 8.
Ciass 3 Draws on Saturday, Jan. 15.
Class 4 Draws on Saturday, Jan. 22.
Class 5 Draws on Saturday, Jan. 29.
On the Plan of Single Numbers!
50.000 TICKETS.—SSI6 PRIZES.
one Prise to every nine tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME I
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN JANUARY.
1 Prise o: >50,000
J « 20,000
! «• 10.000
J •• 5,000
1 «• 4,099
i , 1,909
-1 1’ *’ SM
10 do 1,099
10 do pa*
10 d« S4<
10 do
10 do too
50 do- 50e
50 do in.
100 do i»c
22# do jjQ
4 do 1400 approx’ng to $50,000 aresl9CO
4 do 300 « « 20,000 art IJOO
4do 2bo « « 10,000 are 1,009
4 do 225 “ « 5,000* are' 90$
4 do 200 « « 4000 899
* do 150 3,000 are Mo*
,nJ I#o V 0« are 409
a,OOO do 20 100,009
5510 Prises amounting to $320,000
Whole Tickets s]£
Half Tickets $
Quarter Tickets j'J
jBSrK Circular shewing the plan of the
Lotteries will be sunt to any one desirous of
receiving it.
Certificates of Packages will be sent at the
following rates, which is the risk :
Certificates ol packages of 10 Whole tickets,sß9
“ “ 10 Half « 49
“ “ 10 Quarter « 20
“ “ 10 Eighth « 10
In ordering tickets or certificates, enclose the
money to our address for the tickets ordered, On
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first
maih Purchasers can b -,ve tickets ending fir
any figure they may den *e.
The drawn numbers wt be forw-rded topur
chusers immediately after t he Ui-uwing.
iSSa_Purchasers will please write their sig
natures plain and give their Post Office, county
and State.
tn« every Prise is drawn and x*
payable tn full without deduction.
W- All prizes of SI,OOO and under pestfim
mediately after the prises at
the usual time of thi»*y*«ay».
Notice to Correspondents.
Those who prefer not sending money by
mail, ean use the ADAM’S EXPRESS COM
■ -frANV, wheveby money for Tickets, in soma
of Ten Dollars, and upwards, can be sent ua
at ova Riga, and Expense, from any city or
town where they feaca an offioa. -The money
and order must be enclosed in a “GOVERN
MENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVILr-
OPE, or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly eontdential.—
Orders for Tickets or certificates eaobe ad
dressed to WOOD, EDDY A Co, Augusta, Ga.,
or WOOD, EDDY A Ao, Atlanta. Ga.,
or WOOD, EDDY A Co, Wilmington, Del.
A list of the numbers drawn from the
wheel, with the amount of the price that each
one is entitled to, will be publisher after every
drawing, in the following papers:
Augusta [Ga.] Constitutionalist, N 'w Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register, Charlei ton Standard,
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New-
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian,
Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paul
ulding (Miss.) Clarion,and Littie Rock, (Arks)'
Democrat. jans
Maryland State Lotteries*
B- FRANCE A CO., Manage™-
After the exposure of the- iffatty BbgHs lleti
tery concerns throughout the country, purchas
ers of ticKets will of course feel timid in-order
ing. Those who desire to purchase, would b«
> foolish to send money tb’any Ibttery! ebneern
without knowing that they-' will have fairness
in drawings and schemes-, and' feel that the
Managers are responsible for prizes.-
Tbe Maryland Lotteries have now Veen
drawing over forty yearsr. Millibns-of dollars
have been drawn. in>Capital Prizes, from $lO,-
, 000 up to $190,000, and the fortunate holders,
without a single exception, paid.
| These are the Lotteries to order tiokets-in.
r The Managers are fisily responsible for every
. prize sold without'any security ;• and yet they
have given bonds to the State of Maryland,
for half a million of dollars to secure prize
holders. They don’t promise you $70,000,
I $80,009, SIOO,OOO for $10; but they give you
( fair and bonest schemes; as good as can be
made for the price of the tickets.. ■-
MAGNIFICENT FOR JO. I*s9'
| Git AND CAPITAL PRIZE
$62,580!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
CLASS'A,
To be drawn rh Baltimore City, Jan. 2V. 1859!
Under the superintendence of the State Dot
tery Commissioner.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
1 Prize »f $62,589 is 62,689*
1 do 12,500 is 12,506'
1 do 12,500 is 12,500
1 do 8.500 is 8,500
P do 8,500 is 8,590 .- _ - r
4 do 6,00(7 is 24,000*
10 do 5,000 is 50,000
10 do 4,000 is 40,000
10 do 3,000 is 30,000
10 do 1,800 is 18,060*
100 do 1,000 is 100,000
71 do 500 is 35,500'
132 do 400 D ‘52.800*
132 do 300 is 39;669*
132 do 200 is 26,400’
132 dtr foo is 18,200
3,m &>• fir 158,120
25,740 do 20 is 5-14,800
30,316 Prizes, amnt'g to $1,202,0d0
Tickets S2O; Halves $10; Q'ars. $5; Ei'tfis s*2j.
A Package of 26 whole tickets, at S2O
I ... Costs ss2o'
I There Ore 12 drawn' fihlloW, and ekch'
ballot being Worth s2o', makes $240
15' per cent, off, being 36'
Leaves net, 204
Leaving risk to th 6 purchase/,- $316
Persons who desire need only; remit the
risk on a Package, fo7 wbfch we will send a
Certificate as follows': . .
Certificate of Pack’ge of 26 Wholes, $300.00
4o 26 Halves, 159.09
Do. d?o 20 Quarters,- 75.00
Do. do 26 Eigths, . 37.50
All orders addressed to R. FkaWck A
iCo.. Mcwitgers, Daltifnore, ,Md., w?l*I meet
with prompt attention, and the printed official
drawings sent as soon' as o/ei 1 .
R. FRANCE A 6d.,
Jans‘ Baltimore, Md 1 .-
, Sparkling Gelatine.
1 n DOZ. boxes, with directions for making
ia Jeilies. TURNLEY A BAKER.
Castor Oil.
TIIRITY Gallons j--st ree’c'fved by
TDRnley a bakfr.