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itftStoAV woftwWw. rtj,.1 f AmNcTSATtEa' on’ every KOfftimrAl'KK. „ W.HTBC1.—'fhM« lutnerlbott to tho h„« promised to pojr for their r In VfoOdi ore requMted to bring It In \ Libcrul Propoultti.n. nil tlio«o ntiboi'rlbom to tho II tfkli ,, who nro Indebted for ono yonr . criptlon or more, wo make tho fol- in. lihornl proposition, vl*: 1 "an stop vour wookl.v "Coitrlor," nvinjt Two Doll.tr. a year for. tho • in nroorn. provided you will take TV,'. Weakly and paylfour dnllarfllh n,-o for tho satno. Till, properition tend open for a few wooks. it The Weekly Courier.” hi* paper now h»* more reading ter than any other paper in Upper trgi*. and fully twice as much m .t of the country paper*. By taking nearly one half the Advertisements have both largely diminished our tit* and im*rea*ed the expense or dirat ion. This has been done, hop- that our political friend* would lend dping band in increasing the mint- of subscribers. \V« now say to our run*, you have, in tho lust tliruo is- », fair specimens of what tho Courisr .1 be for the present year, and we po you think sufficiently well or our intling” to be willing, each of you to to get us at least one new subscriber. |'h« Legal Advertisements published this paper, will be greatly advantage- to tho people of Fb y 1. l**dk ami *ttooga counties, <mr paper i* the for both the .Sherill’, and Ordinary Polk county—the SherifV of Chat- pigs, and tho Ordinary of Floyd twin* Southern Markets, hort time since we expressed i of the importance and duty of itronising our Southern Merchants in reference to Northern houses, and nr- «i it upon the attention of the mer- units of Home. We are gratified to know that some them at least, have declared their iteution of visiting Charleston this (ring and If goods can be purchased isreupon as favorable terms as in Nor- cities they will purchaso there, i ;ht not to require, of them what Wilde to be done, nn-l if the Clmr- merchants are not prepared to inppl) tho demand of tl»o interior mer- lianU, or cannot coui|wte with the irthern hoiises in price and credit, wo f course expect our merchant * to go artlier North. But we uuheiitutingly « it a* our opinion, that it is their du- first to examine tho stock* in Char AlalmniA, and we’lt leave him to vote Jbr the $nte. \\b all, will come home, sure; n of the last a-at one of us will vote for the nominee 1” This rewinds m of a dream rolatod i u« by a tiltUen. of Floyd county, who la well known throughout the HUito for his ability and eloquence. It was white tho Cinolnnnti Conven tion was In sosslon. and oil were eager to hear, who were its nominoes. He droamed he was on his way to Summer- villo, Chattooga county, and mot Dr, John Wi Lewis, present fiupt. of the W. A A. n..R 4 ; returning from Cincin nati who informed him that the Con vcntlon had nominated /Wan of Miss,, for President, and .1fcFagtn of Illinois, for Vice President. When he readied Summerville, lie found a large crowd collected—it being sale day perhaps.—- Upon iHseoverlng that they had not heard the news, he thought it n fine op portunity to make capital for Fillmore, So mounting a box, ho announced the result of t)tu Cincinnati Uonrontloh.— ••Who,” exclaimed be, “in this crowd has ever before heard of Doolau and McFagin ? And who has not hoard of Milliard Fillmore ?” Hethutr paid a lengthy ami eloquent tribute to bis character and administra tion. “We know hint,” said be, “we have tried him—bo is true ami faithful. Is tboru a man within hearing or my who will not vote for him. 1* there one who will vote for 11onian and McFagin? I pause for a reply.*' Simultaneously, the whole crowd threw up their hats and shouted. “Hurrah! for Doolan and McFagin 11” Celebration or \\ iishiuglon's Hirth l)rtr. The Ladies of Floyd county, are r* sportfully invitod to assist in tho prepa ration of an evening entertainment, the 22<1 of February—the proceed* nt which, to bo devoted to tho fund fo the repairing and keeping in order, tin last resting place of our country's Fath er. The purchase of Mount Vernon i* completed, and it now remains for us to repair ami preserve it. The above i* puhli«he<l at the request of the Vico K-gont of Floyd county. Feb. 2d—3t. The Tri-Weekly Courier. This paper ha* now been published one Mouth ami the eneouragemept giv en to the enterprise, although it fall* tar short of the expotvm incurred, yet lias been sufficient to m ike it* strong in the determination to continue its publica tion through the year. , . There, are yet quite a number of citi zens in Homo end vicinity, who it *emm to Mt would do thonunlvo* more good j than harm by paying foui dollars fVr t the -Tri-Weekly Courier" on-year, and j ne « dicit the aid of our tri.m-U in s»i«- 1 Lulling tbi* enterprise. The paper "ill certainly be oouiinuod for one year at i eston and Unit!more and give them the i, ut . ^ w dl be am :b improve.!, if | reference whenever they can bo had j n „yt|,in: tiko adequate patronage is n a* good term*, it would bo unrea-1 g j ven , i« Mnno t our Merchants and bus- Strafirffl f)g«*UrrcHtfc fit H Funeral. Tho Chicago Times, of Friday last, has tho following account of a singular incident at a funeral: One of tho strangest occurrences hap pened yesterday nt tho funeral of Michael Guthrie, who wat accidently killed the tl.iv previous on the North western runway, which we have ever been - called upon to ohroniole. The family of Mr. Guthrie; consisting of a wife and three children, bail made ox- 'tensivo arrangement* tor t he qocuintna- dation of the friends of the deceased at the funeral. A large number of carria ges and a numerous assembly of mourn ers were present wl»l»t» the undertaker, Mr. Berry, arrived with tho hearse.— About the’ same time, another carriage, containing n woman richly ami fashion ably dressed, was driven to the door.— The woman alighted and entered tho .hou*e. To the astonishment of tho assembly, to nil of whom she was a total stranger, she greeted tho children of Guthrie as hot* own, und they in re turn addressed her us their mother, manifesting the greatest joy, mingled with surprise at seeing her, The wife, on tlm otlior hand, was eoufoHndud.— She knew not what to say. nor what to think of this sudden and strange ap pearance of one who claimed also to ho the wife of tho deceased, and .who was addressed by hi* children as then* mother. She knew herself to be their stepmother, having been married to their father in duo legal form and in full confidence that hi* first wife was dead. This supposition being now over thrown by the sudden appearance of one claiming to he that deceased wife, the other with began to upbraid the children for not toiling her that their mother was living. The real mother, (forsuch the stranger win) assured her that tho children were not to hluino, as they, as well us their tat her, hud reason to believe her dead. She had deserted her husband in the city of Si. Louis, where they lived, and shortly afterward, caused an announcement of hor death to Ik* published in the newspapers or that city. Hut nho was not dead.— Leaving St, Loui* sho had lived in Chi cago, not knowing that her husband was heie, until she saw the account of ills death published in the papers yes terday morning. Sho had come to re claim her children and to behold for the lu*t time on earth the form of their father. _ Si sort, a it.—The l’riueipalof the State Military College of Louisiana, at Alex andria, is said to he a brother of the lion. John Sheruisn, tho cAtididAte of the Hepuhlicstis for Speaker of the House. So says the New Orleans Ilullt• tin, und add*: We refer to it merely as an interesting illustration of the entangled and disin tegrated condition of utiair* in this country, that a gentleman who is deem ed in every respect worthy to he placed at the luMtl of tho Military College, If From Vanity Fair and Saturday Press. Faox Our Own CorursconukSt;—Tho government contemplates furnishing us with a new cent as soon oat lie ore in smelt, it will probably huveun odor of Mint. National ANTt-Coi.ovEL-iZATtov Soci ety.—A Society under the above name is about to he formed with thq laudable object of preventing the further increase of colonels in the South and West. Guy of Dr. Cuekvkr's Giiurcii.—To aims!'to .alms! Un-.*crakkk-Ulk Nuisance.—The state of thing* at Washington. Keuilar J vii. Bird.—A burglar, when he’s a Bobbin’. The “Bonp. of Cjntention” in tue House.—Jaw bone. • The Pugilist's Deity.—Nox. A Knit ocean Prince on tue Throne or Mexico.—The Washington Constitution publishes a translation of n letter, writ ten by Senor Gutierrez do Estrada, who appeal** to have been employed in Ku- rope for several year*'post ns a secret agent of tho reactionary party in Mexi co, for the purjKMO of accomplishing the establishment of a European prince upon the throne of Mexico. Senor Es trada. in this letter, endeavors to show that Mexico cannot exist under the re publican system : and so soon its she re pudiates that, monarchy must take its place; hut uot pnrlhinoiitiiry monarchy. I'lio government was to ho a despotism, ruled over by either a .Spanish prince or an archduke of Austria. Sonor Es trada. in oriti ising the qualification* of the various cundiduto*, rules out utlwlm arc in anywise inclined to liberal or con stitutional government. The subject i* discussed in nil its relation*, political and personal. Theco-opomtion of Eu ropean powers was considered liece*.*a- to carrv it into effect, and. according the writer, hi* views appear to have been favorably entertained by some of loading European governments.— The Juarez government is taking td- vantage of the accidental discovery of this despatch to hold the conservative party up to public indignation, ns guilty of treason. Latest News. term it. of liOtiuiuna, by the act of its Executive, an I warmly cm mended by him, should lie a brother the lie publican candidate for Hpoaki who signed the Helper circular, und ns-qtdm. eds cl justly do •d. It cd- onshU tocx|»ectthc merchants in those j ||ft “•>*>•' |»r-pnrtHl liy .Spring n> Hillin' j p 0 .,p|brtl,o ir:«Ji> li«r.-. mi.I >f all tha country merchant n>i it woulil of course lie equally ah- , urd to require the la»t#*r to purchas- H their good* in those uicrketa. But i t i* not asking t*H> much to •. r.i»* U | hem to give the ClmrleUon and Haiti- lore inorchants tho assurance of their •Atrouage next fall, und thereby on- ourAge them to make arrangements to licet the demand. We regret to see spers discouraging tho only effort which is thus being made practically to v«sert our independence of our North- eiiouiia*. They iiso an argument which has some appearnuee of plausi bility, that the Merchants of Charleston »uy their goods of Northern merchants nd coiuaquentty we gain nothing by patronizing them. This to a certain ex tent is truo. Hut tho tremendous profits which »w flow into tha coffer* of Insolent an ti-slavery jobbers would he kept at home and he expended in building up and enriching our own cities. Why has it hsen necessary for our wholesale mer chants to patronize the North at all?— It is because tho retail merchants in tho interior have shown such a persistent determination to prefer the Northorn umrkotathat the merchants of their own section have uot receivod the prop er encouragement to import their own goods or buy them directly of the man ufacturers. Merchants do not niAko trade.— Irade makes merchants, and unless those !h our Southern cities are pat ronised by customer* who are identified with them in every interest, they* can not build up a market that will com pete at once with Philadelphia, New York or Boston. But their 'importations now from abroad are much larger than is suppos ed and they have pledged thomsolves, and we have con fid nnco in their sincerity and ability that they are “able and de termined to sell on as favorablo terms any jobbing inorchants of the Nor thern cities.” If wo will encourage rthem as it Is our duty to do, importing bouses and agencies of foreign manu factories will ho established at tho South and our commercial independence will he secured and our anti-slavery ene mies properly rebuked. Tho demon of fanaticism will bo exorcised and wo may have peace once inoro in our borders.— Wo are well satisfied that such of our merchants as will put chase their Spring goods South of Mason & Dixon’s line *•11 if it in known ho patrouizod to tho exclusion of all others. Not only does our confidence in the patriotism of the people of Floyd county convince us of 1 ‘ lli * Jl,t Wo hava the Assurance of many ° our best and.most wealthy citizens that they, are willing to make some sacrifices in order to socuro this desira- bio ond. i recommend the paper to the largely eflecti' f uv..—The pro-: i tho 1‘Jlh inst. dis- a number of the r Irul reduced to The Lawrence Cai.vuitv,—Tho fund for the sufferers nt the Luwronee Mill* ha* reached tho sum of about $2f»,000. of which not less than four thousand havo boon raised in New York city.— The inquest at Lnwronce continues, and the calamity appears now to Ik* general ly attributed to defective pillars suj*- porting tho floors. Tho Mayor of Lawrence, and tho Committee of Holief having in charge the distribution of funds contributed for tho aid of the Pninbcrton Mill suf ferers announce to the public that so generous have been tho contributions in money und clothing from every quar ter, that no inoro Assistance than whnt ha* already been sont, with whnt is now pledged and subscribed, will he need ed to provide liberally for the wants of tlioso really needy. O&iy^An eccentric friend of ours, say* *’ e Litchfield (Ot.,) Enquirer, stoppud to a store in tho village, which shall • naniclsss, where some “colored broth- n" were doing litilo trading. “Ah! Mr:— .“ said our friend, Congressional News* Wariiinoton, Jan. 31.—In the TIouso, there was a very largo attendance, and tho Had was jammed. There were three ballots for Speaker, with nearly the same rosult each time. The last ballot wit* us follows :—(uocossary to a clioiuo, 117 votes:— Mr. Pennington, of New Jersey 115 Mr. N. H. Smith, of N. C. 118 Mr. Pennington received tho whole of Mr. .Sherman’s former support, with the addition of J, H. Reynolds, of New York, ami G. B. Adruin, of New Jersey, The Democrats resiste<l another bal lot. They hold a caucus last night, and all except three members wen* present. Later.—Mr. Smith, of North t’lroli- na, withdrew Ids 'name as a candidate for Speaker. Mr. J. II, Koagan. of Texas, nomina ted Mr. J. A. McClermuid, of Illinois. Some of the Ameriouiw refined to vote for Mr. McGtunmnd. Tho number of votes necessary to a choice wuZ 117, The ballot resulted a* follows : Win. Pennington, of New Jersey, J A. McCleruuud. of Illinois, John A. Gilmer, of North Gindina, John Met/men, of South Carolina, John S. Mil Ison, of Virginia, Scattering, Augtiktn Market Jan. Ul. Cotton.—The market is quiet and un settled, buyers demanding a eonccsi The transaction* are too limited to give a basis for qustations, hut we hour of suh*8 at L'/'-H*. decline from our lust fig ure*, mid quote Middling 10| ; Good Middling 10*0. Cnari.eston, Jan. 81, 1P. M. -Cotton. —There is a light demand to day. with sales of 800 halos this morning, at easi er and drooping prices. Savannah, Jan. 31.—Sales of Cotton to-day 2400 hales. The market was settled and irregular, and tho turn was in favor of buyers. New York, Juii. 31.—Thu Cotton marketwomdull to-dnv, with Hide* of 1000 hales. Middling Upland II$c. ms O, Bii liS’VEL MANUFACTUllKh OF And DeftlerEitdnsively in of all Styles. Quantity, Quality and Prictt Challenytd. THE FARMERS A UK roquestsd ts examine my . large, ss- sortmftntef P.nnmilon nridles, (kil ars, U.iNM'hitig and Team. iL-ar e.aaplete, ut the Lowest Possible Cash Prices. ..xr-sc-j a fe'il’IfiliO, 11. KVK. rpn 1 ' Tlio Great English Remedy. Sill JANUS CI.AIIKK'H CUI.KUIIATKU KK.M.M.K 1'tUI.fl. IMS Invaluable medicine i* unfailing lu of nil those pit in fill slid danger- oil* aifcu-e? i -cidciit to the feuuilo couililu- tlon. It molcrntci nil c.xcivsand remove* all oh- alructiou. from wlintevrr came, and a speedy cure niuy he relied on. TO MARRIED LADIES it i* peculiarly suited. It will, In n short time, bring on the'monthly period with regularity CAUTION. 77.r*c Pitts should not be taken by femotes that are /.re^nant.'lariny tb( FIJlSl' TJUtEJl Months, as thry ore sure to being on Minrtte- riage r but at every other time, amt in every other vise, they are'perfectly safe. In nil wise* of Nervous and Hp’iuil Afiec- tlon*. I’niu in the Hack mid Limbs, llcnvi- lie**. Fatigue on alight exertion, I'atpitution of the IfenrL Isiwiicss of apirits. Hysteric*. Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful di*caie.4 oucadonnd hy s dftnrdeied system, theao l'ill* will ellcot n cure when all other men in have failed. Full directions in tlio pamphlet s-ennd eiieli yjickuge. which should be enrefut'y pre- A imttlo contain* 60 pills, and encircled with the Oorei nineuf Stamp of Clreat Hritaln ran he soiit twwt free for $1 Mild A postage Agents for the United States ala. Democratic i writing and sign© l the following agree lent: •• We a ; tactics lean* known P »lv«d hy all parliameuts- stratagems, mid hy all ie constitution und loption of the plural- Shcrn i In Th»» young after tho sable o ‘•I hone tlut yo what I runiarlii .Ton MOSES, noeherter. N. Y. Sold in Romo by Tmsi.icrd Bareh, sn sll res|R*ctable druggist* everywhere. loppod isiomors had depart o' i wont takeofi’ense wit! d hoi ejtnt now,” sab I “Oh. no.” said the merchant, 1 icvor take o(Fence at anything that yo Glad of it,” roplicd r •W the . i .1.11 i *if»:-o i» Cave Spring and all the oilier place* oil tlio Stage Line to Jacksonville, and id em tho other side of th« Hiver, Coosa, Cedar Illutr. and Summerville, all thesn places can get each issue on the day of its publication, and wo shall do all in power to give our subscribers an interesting paper. Who will send the name* of one or two new subscribers? Steamboat Arrival* The steamer ••Cherokee” C.ipt. T. D. Attaway arrived at hor wharf on Tues day last at 9 o’clock I*. M., with 29 pas sengers 850 hales cotton, 200 bushels Wheat, 1000 feet fof Lumber. Cousin- ees. G. It. Ward A- Co., Mills & Sump ter. Home Hail Hoad, J. K. Berry k Co., W. J.T. Hughes, Pnyno* Quinn k lieu, drix, Cothrans k Elliott and Noble Bros. k Co. G. It. Ward cf*Co. Agts. gfjrWenro indebted to Hon. L. J. Gartrell fora copy of hi* spoecli in the House on the 10th ult. gig^rlt is suited that James Gordon BenettJr., intends chullenging Hon* Huger A. Pryor of Virginia for the *•*«- vere castigation which was administer- etl hy him to the father of tho former in the U. S. House of Representative* a few days ago. An unrcasonahlo request. To ask a man to attend to his own business. Carriaoes, Buggies, Harness Ac. Ac. —Wo take plensuro in calling attention to the -dvertiseincnt of Mr. O. B. Eve. He has already on hand a large and splendid assortment of Carriages, Bug gies, Buggy timbers and trimmings. Al so Harness of all kinds. In a short time ho will have ono of tlio largest carriage factories in the .State in opera tion, and lie now bus a largo number of first rate workmen putting up work to order. Mr. Eve is a thorough going business man of the right sort und de serves a liberal patronage. Give him a call. Variable Weather.—All lost week we enjoyed clear Spring-like weather. On Monday the 30th, it was warm und raining, and yesterday it was very cold, making *un unsuccessful attempt at snowing, with an occasional gleam of sunshine, und ifi tho afternoon it was quite clear and cold. Sulci:>r..-—\Ve Team that a ; the name of,Ti Uelt, livijig near Floyd Springs, in this county, killed himself on last Saturday. He had boon intoxi cated for some days previous, and it is supposed, was at that time, very des ponding. IIo took his gun into a thick et near his house and placing the muz* lion of ll. lp. Impending G emlorsement of published on the« Compendium of 'he of the -South,” the Win. II. Smvard was It read a* fol- “I have read this “Impending Crisis of the South” ‘with deep attention.’ it seems to me a work of great meet, rich, yet accurate, in statistical informa tion; and IoJimI in analysis.” In the late editions, hy tiic satno pub lishers. this emphatic endorsement is omitted! Hut it cannot !>c rubbed out. It stand* boldly upon the record.— Why is it now attempted to lie sup pressed? Toll Us ye skulking politi cians, who havo brought tlio coun try to scenes of excitement and groat danger. Tin* recommendations of ThooPo-e Parker, Cassius M. Clay, Joshua H. (lidding*; the New York‘Tribune' the New York ••Evening Post,” Ac. are also omitted. Ami tho names of sixty-eight mem bers of Congress, no longer appear in its pages. Why? Dare you tell tho reason, Mr. Groelv of the New York Tribune 1—Hart. Times, H. M. t. Hunt ini i, was kidnuppi io tin lerground railroad the kidnapper was I Non hern i hi * v her of a distinguished family there. The namuof this Indy and the whole story will Im? made public in a few days. An old college-mate of Mr. Hunter’s, a resident of this place, wrote him yester- torduy tiie full particulars of the extra ordinary aft’nir. ftiy|Long skirts nro gradually going “Ut of use, and others that do not sweep tho side-walks nro taking their places,— Nothing looks less tidy than to see n handsome silk skirt moving down tho street like a ship in full sail, towing af ter it a half do/.<an parcels of sticks, havings, twine, and loose paper. Short- :r skirts are not liable to these “attach ment«, # and, therefore Jlookinorc grace- . n °°P 0r the fol- ,JP* "’I'lch la too good to bo lost: foil?' 1 :* ®-® IowrO«o, UMl”_fb« B ..... 4 AuT•'« ««»<»« b* W.' ilfot U with » fork. t^M 1 e . st ? n invention, to another—* ‘*d stiok. IrA-W?* in «• *»<< ‘»'o remark ! M Gitton i« ft Theard: ilhjs Converrtion is a d—d humLug, Mark* bn: days since, Dcsrr.RATE Deer Fight.—Tho Canton (N. Y.) Courier, of tho 3d, says that on Tuesday, November 22d, a hunter by tiie name of Anson Ives, while hunting for deer in the township of Edwards, came upon two lino bucks, with their horns firmly interlaced, and stritggiing us lie supposed, for tho championship of Docdnin. But Mr. Ives,more. Intent up on venison than sympathizing with ei ther of tho compatniits, immediately fired, and brought down ono of them. The Survivor made fearful bounds in ills unavailing attempts t> free himself from his dead companion, but a loose charge from Mr. Ives’ rifle soon brought him to the ground. From the appear- nnee Mr. Ives judged they must have had (heir horns locked one or more day*; ami so firmly were they locked together that Mr. Ives and his compan ion (who came up about this time) were unable to soperuto them without cut ting oil’ thoir head*. Thov were very tine deer, and their saddles sold for nine dollars. of the burning and shining lights of Block Republicanism, in Maine, and who, a* State Treasurer, lias recently turned defaulter to tho tune of a hun dred or two thousand dollars, has been making a confession—and a most preci- ousoneit is,tooktriking the very heart of the Abolition crew. Tlio Bangor Union states that ho says ho has expended thirteen thousand dollars tooled Daniel K Somes in the first Congressional Dis trict; eight thousand to elect Ezra B. French in the Third District, and four thousand dollars to elect Stephen ( Foster in th<«I>i«xth District, and eleve. thousand more to one of the mdstpron intuit Republican leaders in Maine. Cfi5“*A London correspondent >ay that the Emperor Napoleon' has pu chased the London Morning Chronicle for the sum equivalent to $59,000. to act as his organ in maintaining friendly sentiments between (ho two countries. Potentates are compelled to recognize the Press as a power on earth, in more ways than one. Tho Jjondon .Times is bo*® 1 ^S” -we inre Delegates. We'll ho J ftnd now ugootl article commands 10| an older institution than tho first Em- bnt 'rn- n ' v m will withdraw ; | ctff. Wheat, Corn, Bacon and Tork pire of France, and ono, perhaps, os in- mo teUow will como along from j sumo us last quotation. fluential as tbo present. Juay”! say, Jim, I’m sorry you had so much tmuhlo in getting your boots hack again ?” “How ? wliat do yon mean ?” “Well, I see that you had to run 'em down'* Pretty Idea.—Michelet, in his much nhiHod work on love, absolves; ••Spinning, knitting, embroidery nee dlework. are excellent employments for Inert-using the activity of tlio mind of women. Oh. pleasant little Inborn sweet toil*, you shall continue despite the iu- teiTerence of machinery 1 No intrinsic advantages, no bounty of mechanical workmanship, shall prevail over tho pretty trifles which ehurm awny tho Ion? hours of a chaste and industrious woman In them she sews up her gcntlenuss, weaves her love, her dreams; 1 always feel therein the warmth of tho charm ing heart which ha* been blended with them. CriF*Frederic tlio Great was alway very fond o! disputation: but, ns he general ly la minated his discussion by collar ing hi-, antagonist and kicking liisshinB, few of his guest* were disposed to enter into tho arena against him. Uuo day ho was inoro than usually disposed for mi argument, and naked ono of his suite why lie did not venture to giv his opinion on some particular question. “It is impossible, sire, to express opinion before a sovereign who lias strong convictions, and who wears such thick hoots,” was the reply. tejrEvory family should bo supplied with Perry Davis’ Vegetable ruin Kil ler. Its magic effect in removing pain from all parts of tlio body, has given it n world wide reputation. No family having ouch used this medicine would willingly he without it. It js what its name purports, a Pain Killor. 055“A man who hud boon married twice to ladies both named Catherine, advised his friends against taking dupli- Ratos. OaF^Mirabenti thus wrote to a young lady who had fallen in lovn with his genius, and wished to know how ho looked—“Fancy his satnnic majesty, after im* in,; had the small-pox—and such am I.” figp’Do all tho good you can in the world, and muko as little noiso about it possihlo. ©3y*“Lov© In a cottage.” is all very well, when you own the cottage and havo lot* of money out at interest. HARPER & BUTLER, Importers and Heavy-Dealers in ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, Broad gtredtj itome,- Ga. Wtf fctpsctrulis sotfet A conttmiailon of ths patronage of our* PRftilPT PAYING and"* CJasli Oil^toiliei^ To whom our OkxIi ir. far i«1e at tho LOffElT FlGllriESi i 1 1 —•— —; . . TO THE PLANTERS OF CREKOKEE OA. XtTE hove .ntnplM nf.ovonl klmlo .f Plow.. innnuf.H'tuml hy Wm«« SliOfp .t It.mll- W ton. of NmJivillo, Tenn., wtio arc very Rtinxiou* to introfluee (Horn In this section 6r - country, tarir PUws aro nil warranted, and wo feel assured that it will bo to Iho interest of tho planter* to try them. We guarantee them to bo all'they are represented. . If any person is dissatisfied, the Plow can bo returned and the monoy refunded. .Among whieh.are the fallowing: The Excel Plow, iteci, 7 aizes, ThoEagW •• •• 7 “ 2 left-hand. Tho Blmrp’a patent, ateel, 8 aises, 2Icft-hahd, “ a •• “ ^ enst 7 »lxoa* The Excel, iron 7 llzca. The nipper putrid, Iron, 2 aiscs, cast mould board. The Clipper patent, steel, 3 sizos, Also Sharp Jb llAmUton'aCultivatera with tho justly eelebratod Sayro A Ucmlngton’a pa ton 8teel Teeth. Wo will lake pleasure In showing these articles to any and all persons. » « HA11PEH A BUTLER Rome, Nov. 21st, I860. . . -i»f. Wood’s hair restorative. If your hair i« thin. U*u Prof. Wood's hair restorative. If you are batd, Use Prof. Wool’s hair restorntive. If you hare nervous headache. Use Prof. WikmI’i hair restorative, If vott have dandruff, Use Prof. Wood's hair restorative. If mu hart eruption, Use Prof. Wood's hair restorative. If you desire glossy hair, Use Prof. Wood's hair restorntive If you desire to preserve thfn* e'nlor, Use Prof. hair restorative. If you Wntit t\ cheap urticte. Use Prof. Wood's hair rostorallve. If you adtnim the beautiful t<H.k. Uso Prof. Wood's hair restorative. If you admire the bciiiitiful ringlets, ..... --tomtive. the Prof. Wood's Iwiir re^tyrntive. If you want testimony overwhelming Head tliecireuiur of l*rof. Wootl’s hair reshr- tive. if von w-rttit to fin l it. The depot i* at 111 Market *t. fit. Lulls. Mo. It is also sold by every popular druggist In jiiy or oottutry. mai ls.'50. ly. W. N DUCKEI1, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer id CABINET FURNITURE, tTpholste^y, MAT HESSES, OOTTAOE3 CHAIRS On Broad Stredt, Rome, Georgia. NViTES tho Fuhlic, mid tho Ladlos particularly , to visit hia Waro Rooms, where be has si large supply of Rdaewood) Parlor and Chamber Furniture, Mahogany, Walnut, and Imitation Furniturd, From the best Spring 8ent 8ofa, to tho commonest article in use. i$lso an assortment of MntrcsaeR, Tucker’s Prtto'nt Spring Derf,Conches, LoirA'Aea, Sideboards,Safes. All kinds of Furnilifre with Jfsputch,and nontly repaired.. . Thankful fur the very libornl patronage heretofore extended to him, be hopes, by ehwe at-’ tention and good work, to merit a continuation of tho same. CA1IINET SHOP on Howard 8L, near tho Etowah llousa, where Fur- ulturais manufactured nnd repaired. Work warranted to give satisfactions Bills of over 60 Dulturs Retailed at wbolesala prlecs—and great bargain, or CASH, # J*ly27‘l7 i E Uion TO the year 1847, had broil mauu in Engl nt Inin.a with sulphuric ful ami elegant.—Rich, Dis, No Distribution or Seed this Winter • the Agricultural Bureau.—Wo would stato, for tho information of mem bers of Congress and others, os applica tion* are constantly being niado at the U. S. Agricultural Bureau for seed, that tho ofiico, from tho limited appropria tion of lost year, has been circumscrib ed in it*operations, and therefore un able to purchase Rood for distribution os heretofore.— Wash. Star, tkaJ-Xervou* owner of a largo amount of local firo insurance stock. “ Who hollered then ? Wliat was it? Firo?” No, this way. t’was a cry of murder!” ' Oh ! is that all ? I thought it wo* a erv of firo.” ©5J*Tho Knoxville Whig of the 24th. iv* tlie prospective wheat crop of tho ahovo State, is very unpromising: whole' field* in many instances havo been kill ed hy the frost. v Lite wheat crop of last 1 doublo what tho signs indieato it will be this year. Denounced.—The Day Hook denoun- s the New York corros|iondout of the Mobile Register as a ••liar, scoundrel, and villain.” The New York Impress say* the correspondent is Jos. A. Scovilie, . editor of the Now York Pick, and during the last Presidential cam paign, editor of a Fremont sheet called tho Jlrgister. How, in the name of com mon sense, Forsyth came to engage him ns correspondent, wo cannot im agine. JBSaf-Thorn aro about $8,000,000 in the possession of tlio Post Ofiico Denari uicnt, but it cannot ho paid out till a appropriation hill ho passod by Congross for that purpose , A Petition to Congress.—A petition is in circulation in Chkmgo, asking Con gress either to make tho status of tlio lather instead of the mother of cotorqd persons the test of their status in tho ter ritories, or tlmt Congress declare every person free if hols more than halt'white t'ay-The Lcgixlutiires of Tennessee and Kentucky; or the members thereof have been travelling and chumming to- got her'in the latter fcjfato, and on tho2oth they went over in a body to Cincinnati to onjoy tho hospitalities of Porkopolis. They were feted in handsome stylo at Louisville. ini'll.. MAKHIKD.—In this city on Thurs day evening tho 20th inst., by tho Rev. Jesse Lamhorth Mr. Alexander Ross and Mrs. Mary Ann Walker. Sjjceiql police?. Royal Arch Chapter, TIIOS. J. PERRY. II. r., JOHN M. GREGORY, K., N. B. HALL. S., 1). J. SAN HERS, Treasurer, D. U. LOVE, Seo'y. mar2 Mexican Mustang Liniment. Fn>rn rittli and pn«r, bond nnd (Vee. nil colors, grade* nnd conditions of lifo, wo hear the hsiiih meed of prni.4i> awarded this wonder ful nrtiulc. fi-ircs are healed, pains relieved lives saved, valuable animals m-ido useful, mid untold ill* osjUAgcd by till* groat medi cine, whieh is suprising to the judgement of man. Wliat family doc* not require a stand ard Liniment. Whoever heard of the same ofleets produced by any otlior article ? For Put*. Bruises,Sprains. Rlu-uinnti*tii, Swelling* StruinHIIorses.de. It ho* no epnel. He- ware of imitation. The genillu-i Mustang Liniment issnld by alt ro)i|>eeLible Driigxiit* and Livery Men in every town, parish Mini hamlet throughout Norlh and South America. Europe, nod ths Islands of tho Ocean. Buv atoneo. BARNES A PARK, jan'JO.wIm. Propriebirs, New Y«*rk, Herring’s Patent Champion Fire & Burglar Proof Safes. W ITH HALL'S PATENT POWDER- PROOF LOCKS, the same thnt were awarded separate medals nt tiie World's Fair liondon, 1*61, and tiie World's Fair, New York. 1863, and are THE ONLY Americar .^n e* that wore awarded medals at the lam <lon World's Fair. Thcsn Pii'es form the ui >*t perfect security against Fire and Rurglars of any S*fcs _ oli'ered to the public. • 1,000 KF.WAHD Will be paid t«> any person that can show •' ‘ Herring's Patent Champion Bnfo ever o preserve its contents in an accidcn- 1MIOFKMHOII MAP 128* Mirogeulsrd Snprr|iliu»pliato Oi* Lime. Putciitcd Navoinbur ”A. 1819, FOR WHEAT, COIIN, ROOT CROPS, COT- TON, A perphosphate . by treating d. und by tbo formation of suinluite of lime, thus abstract ing olio atom of lime from ths bone*, a s,lu- blc iiliosphate had been formed. Ill 18*7, J. J. Alnpcs inndea series of exiierimcnts, thud) he found, analytically, that Peruvian Guano contained the necessary elements for Insu ring Hi* growth of plants, !»ut not in the right relative propitious to each other. IIo instituted a series of experiments, practical ly, hy whieh ho proved that one huudred pounds of burnt bones, treated with fiity-six jtounds of sulphuric acid, thirty-six pound* or Peruvian Guano, twenty pound* of sul phate of ammonia, formed a mixture evary way superior to Peruvian Guano, and that it would uot excite the. mu would con- tiniiAlly add to its fertility. IIo hud found that one barrel of Idood, fresh from tho animal, mixed with a cord of organic in utter, would, by fermentation, pro duce a manure equal to a cord of well rottod stable iiianuro. IIo further found that nteen barrel* of blood, when dried, would make one barrel, and that blood could bo procured at coiuparitiwlv little cost, in cur tain sections; thnt it could be dried by cook ing and pressing so as topnbfuue a dry pow- dor, and by aduiug to the nbore named in- G edients an oqunl weight of dried hutlock’i nod. a manure is formed one hundred pounds of which are opual in power and lusting of- hundred aud eighty-five pounds of tlio best Peruvian Guano. Since he has oilored his invention to the farmers of the country, some filly coinpnnios have imitated this nrticlo und-r various names, und for the purpose of rendering it popular, havo traduced I'rof. Mupes und his sriielo, claiming’to make tlmtoi u superior quality. Ev»-ry year preseuts new imitators of this article, who iimiiutactiire an article, using the mineral phospntes sis. instead of tho calcined bones of animals. Notwithstanding all this, the deiuuud for Mopes' Nitrognnised Superphosphate Lime has doubled. Peruvian Guano contains an excessive amount of ammonia, llm only uso of whh h is to rentier water eapuble of dissolving larger amount of tlm inorganic constituents of tho soil, nr ns sometimes railed m net as sn excitant. The market gardener* of New Utrechtcoinuienced Homoyenr* ago by using two hundredweight of gun no to tho acre,- they are unw compelled to use twrlvo hun drod weight of guano to produce the saint ell'cet, Mini their laini is cvidoutly- irnjKtver Lhetl by its use, wiiilo tlioso who havu used the Nftrogonised Aunerphosphuto of Lime, have otemlily found their soils to bo improv ed. and instead of rnquiring inoro. they re- quire les* fertilising mutorinl each year. And this is particularly true of Tobacco und Cot ton lands. Among tlio ndvantages arising from tin 11*0 o| Xltroguuhod Superphosphuto are tin followingt It carries no weed «ecd to tho soil; it prevent* rust, aud insures the perfect ing of plants; thus, when used on Cotton, tbo bolls do not fall and. as by the experience of Mr. leumis. Cot. Davis.’and Col. Goodwin and others, it give* n greater weight p.-r acre of cotton. For Wheat, it hni steadily pwr* ed itself to be superior to the Peruvian Gu- nno; when in contact with »ued, it does not destroy it a« does tke Peruvian Guano; and it (implies tho defHencv of tho Phospliiite of Lime and other ingredients, produced bf excessive reaping of grain and undue p turage. The roports of the farm of the fnvmlor, of the American Institute, aud committees of otlior institutions, wh • have visited it, altho' nmu'ired entirely with this fertiliier, WN B. COX, W, UIIODE8 HILL, W. ft. HEItlfDON. COX, HILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, PEACH-TREE STREET, ATLANTA, i above, ws are prepared to oxhlbtt an elo- STOCK OF GROCERIES, which are offered to cosh and short time, prompt paying eustoincrs at very low figures Our facilities l..r purchasing and a perfect knowledge of tho wonts of the public, are such that wo can gunrnnten entire satisfaction, in every particular. Wo annex a few of tho articlos now in storo aud to arrive r 30 hds. New Orlean^Sugar, 100“ ABAC., ’• SO bis. crushed andBrown Sugar, 200 Bags Bio Coffee. 25 Baga Java Coffee, 400 Kegs of Nails, 10 “ Old Government Coffee, 300 Box candles, 100. Box'Tob.oo., ‘Wbi.EolWhW,, And any quantity of Rodn, Starch, Pickles, fhitsups. Sauces, Preserves. Fruits, Cordials, Oysters, Mackerel, knrdlnps, Buckets, Broom*, Tubs, Churns, do., to which attention is in vited. Awaiting your commands, and always at your services, Wo are Rospcetfully, COX, HILL A C6. NEW FIRM. Mills & Sumter, HAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER f6fi MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF CABINET FURNITURE, Extensive Shop and Machinery WITH FIRST QUALITY OF MATERIAL, \YE ARE READY TO MANUFACTURE LARGELY, All article* in our lino, nnd to fill all orders at tho shortest notice. MR. SUMTER, has been long known, in this,community, as a first class MEQITANIG, can 1 therefore, wdrrniVt all articled mWle' by u's. Wo shalt M Able to 1 Supply the surroundiug Country with Sash, Blinds, add Furniture, at very reasonable prices. We cordially invite all tho citizens of the country to our Wnro Room, Furniture Store and Manufactory, both on Broad St., Rome, Go. FINE BURIAL CASES always on hand, and every quality of COFFINS made as soon as required. CHARLES W, MILLS. july27,ly. JAMES M. SUMTER I tin jjgy-'What’H thq mat tor with you?— IIiivo yougotarysipelaa?” pelas/ ailed i tul Fir S. C. HERRING .1 C0... Manufacturers, 261 Broadway, cor. Murray st., Now York, ai|«l 52 nnd 5-1 firavlcr st., N. O. Agents—If. W. Knowles, BichmonJ, Viv.; It. r. Lostur. Peforsbiirg. Va.; Rowlaml Brothers, Norfolk, Viw; J. II. TIkuihmou A.Co., Va., J. R. Bloaeonv, .W ilmington, Lynchburg. ’ N. C., W. fie lorring A 8nn, Atlanta. Go.. La ROv-he A Bell, Savannah. Oa., J. M. A Ik F. No, narysi- I Ree t, West Toint, Gu., Holmes A Co., Char- | lesion,S. C. jan!2—tw3m that no manure 1ms yet been which produces »n equal amount profit. TIih Antcrb'sn Imtitnte have jiwr awarded their Silver Medal to Prole*sor M.qMt*, for tho b*i»t fertilizer, a'.Uir % most thorough investi- Agcnt in Augusta lor the sale of tho above fertiliser, and guarantees that its constitu ents are tho rauterials stated above, and no thing elso. Planters desiring more informa tion. will plonso »tmd for our .Circular, con taining testimonials, nnd tiie articles hy Dr. Kndcrlin, which constitute the best treatise on Phosphate ovvjr written. . Price per Ton in Augustok J. A. ftuimby, No U)3 Broad st, next door to tiie ••Consti* tutionulut” olfics. junlltwluwAwtuumrl COOSA RIVER STEAMBOATS l tftsr this dnto tlio Co isa River Sicambo npuny's Steamers will leave for GUEE SPORT, and intermediate landings’ as f lows : STEAMER ALKARATA, Monday Morning at 8 o’clock PENNINGTON, Thursday at 8 o’clock. Giving passengers, by the nWirnfng trains, sufficient time for broakfast, for freight or Am ''V"T. t nAN S AEL U 0T T : jsn2ifriWtf. FINE HORSES E'er Sale. A Timely Notice. A Lti ftidso vfHo are indebted to jno, eitlVer by Note or'AcchfiVit, must' pay up* be fore-return (ftiyi Offcliey will be subd. My iiwlividu.il books mufct bo settled. JanlO.triSiuos. A. it. UAlirEIt. CAREY & MINOR, H AVE a few Fino Horses for solo at r6a- sQiiable prices. Tho Horses are young,- good sizo nnd good qualities. They are Warranted as Represented. Purchbserff sire’ invttod/o call at their Sta- We, in' fh'o fcAr 6f Jou6s, Scbtt, Gmhcrg A n «SloiHi. jnn28twjtw2w I/ONGSTIIEKT, UltAD^ORD & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF a'nd wholesale dealers nf C1 o tiling, 80 Chamb6ra St„\v GO Kcado St., iltRwi’uiY UruaQwa.v ftl.1 U^urcli ,u, SEW YOUK. A. T. J.OX08TUKKT, 0. I*. HlUIUOim, ibb” J J * F * ® ,L,,EKT '