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U lKLS^NTB>Vmas. ~ Somebody Jins written the following about the girls and sot it afloat: God bless the girls, whoso golden curls Blend with our evening dreams; Thoy haunt onv lives Bike spirit wives, Or—as naiads haunt the streams. - They soothe our pains, They till our brains With dreams of summer hours, God bless tho girls, God bless their curls, God bless our human flowers. Tho wives, tve think, aro quite ns de serving of a Messing ns the girls; there- tore, we submit thu following:—£r- '"od Mess the wives, They fill our hives With little bees and honey ; They enso life’s shocks, Thoy mend our socks, lint—don’t they spend the money? When wo ore sick, They heal tis quick— That i-, if they should love us, If not, wo die. And yet they cry, And place tombstones ubovo ui». W. t »f roguish girls, With sunny curls, may in fancy dream ; But wives—true wives— Throughout our lives, Are every tiling they seem. A i it - Popular Politics. -.1 Frog hd would a-wooing go. Dougina would a wooing go— lleigho! said Samuel Douglas would a wooing go, Whether Columbia was willing or no With hi* flam mo, cram mu, gammon and speeches, lleigho ! cried avuncular Sntuel. Tho strength was all gone front tho poor boy, and bo sqqk on liis kqoQs, sob bing great choking sobs, and rubbing tho hot tears away with his poor knuck les. And did that woman stand there unmoved? Did she coldly bid him to j»ack up and then bo oft’-— tho Jail* No, no. She had boon a mother,and though all her children slept under tho cold sod in the churchyard, sho was a mother still. She went up to that poor bov, hut to lay her fingers kindly, softly on* his hoad ; to tell him to look up, and from henceforth find in bora moth- Yes sho even put her arms about the neck of that forsaken, deserted child •, she poured from her mother’s heart sweet, womanly words—words of counsel ami tenderness. 0 how sweat was her sleep that night! how soft her pillow 1 .She had linked n poor suffering heart to hers by the most silken, the strongest bauds of lovo ; she hud plucked f-omo thorns from the path of a little sinning hut striving mor tal. Did tho boy leave her? Never! Ho is with her still, a vigorous, manly prom ising youth. The unfavorable cast of bis countenance 1ms given place to an upon, pleasing expression, with depth enough to make it an interesting study. His foster father is <lcad; his foster mo ther aged and sickly ; but she know- want. The once poor outcast is heron ly dependence and nobly docs ho repay tho trust. GEORGIA* Floyd County, ■\irHABEA8, Charles Knowles Admiuis- T T trator of flherokeo B. Talbot, repre sents to the court, in his petition, duly filed and entered on rocord.thst ho has fully ad ministered CUerokaa B. Talbot’s estate. This is therefore to cite all persons con cerned kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, Why said administrator should not bo disohsrged from his adminis tration, and receive letters of dhmisdou on the first Monday in November, jsrto, Given flndor mv hand mid official signa ture, at office, this 2d of April. iHflfl. npr5w8m JESSE LAMDERTI!, Ord. GEORGIA* Floyd County. resilient* of said county. This is to cite ull persons concerned, to be and appear nt the term of the Court <>f Ordi nary, to be held next after the expiration of thirty days from the tir-t publication of this notice, an I slum- e;i"*". if any thoy hn\c. why said Wade S. Cothran, should not be in trusted with the Guardianship ofthe person* aud property ot Rebecca C. and Frauds K. JVorson. Given under mv hand and official signa ture, at office, this tth April lsrtrt. april5, J. bAMBKRTH, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Gordon rotinty. OTR'K is hereby given to all persons time prescribed by law. so no to show their character and amount. And all persons in debted to said d"eonsod are liercbv rcijuircd to make immediate payment. This .'Id of April. !®.»0. CURTIS BAsLKY,Adiur. »pr510d Origin of tin 1 Two-Third Rule. Tho two-third rule in Democratic na tional conventions for the nomination of candidates for tho President and Vico President, was adopted at Haiti- GEORGIA, (.onion Comity, more, L&J2 wlion Andrew Jackson was fp\Vo MONTHS after dale application re nominated for Preddcut,and Martin ■ X 1 ‘ ■' ~ *’ ‘ Huron for A’ieo President. That glio lPeriod Samuel, ^ » Douglas ho put on his jK>nular hat, H.tt no ono could toll what the duco ho was at. With his Ham me, cram me, gammon and speeches, lleigho! cried avuncular Samuel. Neither North nor South could make him speak— lleigho! said Samuel, Neither North nor South could mako him speak ; 'Pause why, lie hud bis tonguo in bis eneok With hi* cram me, flam mo, gammon and speeches, lleigho! cried avuncularSumuol. —(Yuuity Fair. The Little Outcast* “Mayn't 1 stay, ma’am? I’ll do uvthing that you givo mo; cut tho y. *od go for water, and do ull your er- Tha troubled eyesof the speaker wero ..Red mlh tears. It was a lad that stood ' tlii'outer door, pleading with a kitul- iv looking woman, who still seemed io doubt the reality of his good iiiton- Tins cottage stood by Itself on a bleak moor, or wliat in Scotland would have boon called such. The time was near I lie latter end of September, and a fierce wind rattled the boughs of tho only two naked trees nouv the house, and lied with a shivering sound into the narrow doorway, as if seeking for warmth at the Uu/.iiig firowithin. Now anu then a snow flake touch ed with its soft chill tho cheek of the listener, or whitened the angy red- n<' of the poor boy’s benumbed hands, Tho woman was evidently loath to . nt tho boy’s renuest; and tho pccu- h.ir look stamped upon his features would have suggested to nnv mind an i l a of depravity far beyond his yours. But her woman’s heart could not r. -ist tho sorrow in those large but by no means handsome gray eyes. • Come in, ul any rate, till the good man comes homo. ’There, sit down by th« lire; you look perishing with cold,” and sho drew a rudo chair up to tho wur- iil**-; corner; thon suspiciously glancing ut the child from tho corners of her • yi -,sho continued sotting tho table for 1 'rt-ently came tho tramp of heavy shoos, the door was swung open with a quick jerk, and tho “good man” pres ented himself wearied with labor, A look of intelligence passed between bis wile and himself. Tie, too, scanned tho boy’s face with an expression not evinc ing satisfaction, but nevertheless made him tvino to the table, and then enjoy ed tin* zest with which he dispatched hi- -upper. I ».i> after day passed, and yet tho poor boy begged to be kept “only till to-inor- row.” So tho good people after duo consideration, concluded that so long as he was so docile and worked so hear tily they would retain him. i >iii* day in the middled’ the winter, a peddler, long accustomed to trade at the cottage, made his appearance and , osed of his goods readily, as if he l been waited for. • You have a boy out there splitting wood, l see/’ ho said, poiutiug to the yard. -Yes; do you know him?" “I have seen him," replied tho ped dler evasively. “And vrhevo? Who is be? What is be ?" “A jail-birdand tho peddler swung bin pack over his shoulder. “That hoy young as ho looks, i saw in court myself aud heard hi* sentence. ‘Ten months.' lie's a hard one; you’d do well to look cavetully allot- him." ()! there was something so hnrriblo in the word “jail,” the poor woman trem bled a* she hud away her purchases; nor could sho bo easy till sho bad called the boy in, and assured him that sho knew that dark part of his history. Ashamed, distressed, tho child hung down his head : his cheeks seemed burs ting with hot blood; hi* lips quivered, and anguish was painted as vividly on hi- forehead as if the words were brand- into ids flesh. - Well," he muttered, his whole frame relaxing, as if a burden had suddenly rolled oil*. “I may ns well go to once; ther belli- was tho first Democratic national con vention ever held. The Democrat ic members of tho I.egiidaturo of New Hampshire made the sugges tion that led tuthe convention. Their argument was to let tho Districts and States that did. not havo Democratic members of Congress, but still had a large Democratic popular vote, lmvo a voice in tho selection of candidates.— Under the old system of Congressional caucuses, they wero excluded. Wo now hear partisans declaim against the very idea that led to the organization of national convention*. Tho two-third rule was reported, in 1832. from n committee of which the late Vice President King of Alubama, was Chairman. An attempt was made to substitute tho majority principle, but it was voted down, in 18115, the second national convention was held in Balti more. Tho two-third rule was adopted after a long discussion. The majority principle at first carried, but was finally stricken out. In 1810 no action was taken on the two third rule, at the third national convention, a* Mv. Van Bttven was re-uoniiiinted for President by ac clamation. In l.s-14, at thu fourth na tional convention, the two-third ride was adopted by a close vote, al ter a long discussion. At tho National convention since held, it has been adopted without opposition.— Union uni/ American. will In* made to ill" Ordinary of (lord* ity. Ga., af flu* fir-t regular tcriunfier tlie expiration of two month-fn t fcay-Tbe Indiana Democratic execu- tivecommittue have made nrruiigeinoiits to enable persons to visit Charleston re main during tho Convention atid return at a total expense of 330. A largo wa terproof tent 1ms been provided tor slee ping quarters. Tho excursionist being expected to furnish Ids own bedding, in the shape of a shawl or blanket, and '.lie party will start from Indianapolis on the 17th, tho route selected being via Wash ington and Richmond. (Or leave. to sell all Ilia land and iw*groc! longing to Ilia elate of Grove Tomlinson, of -ni<l county depended. f«*r flu* boiioflt of tin* heir* and er«nUlor*nt said deceased. This April :id I slid. CURTIS BA I BEY. npr&w2m Adtn'r. Folk Sheriff Sales. W ild, he sold l.r-foro flip Court House door in Cedar Town, on tlu* first Tuesday in Miiv, k within the legal hours of sulo the fol lowing proporty, to wits One C**tton Gin ; be vied upon «.* the prop- satisfy a fi fa la vs said Richard*, levied on. adver tised and said to Jutne* M. Ware, who foiled to pay f.>r tin* sumo, and it will now be ro •old af hi* risk. ninrilO K. LYON, I>. 8 her ill'. Polk Sheriff Sato for May. TX7ILD btfko’ld'bctbre'lho court house door yy in Cvd.ir Town, on the first Tuesday in May, within tho legal hours of talc, thu’fol- lowing property, to wit .- Town lot No. 22 and *tore house thereon In Cedar Town—House occupied uow by J. C. Crabb A Co. be vied on by virfuo of mort- gag" fi. fi‘. issued from Polk Superior Court against James 0. Griggs, and in favor of Win M. Young. E. LYON, 8h'll\ march!!—2m GEORGIA, Floyd County. W HEREAS, David D. Puke, Adpiltilntra t«*r of William Thorington, represents to the Court in hi* petition, duly find and entered on Record, that ho ha* Hilly admin istered William Thoringtoli’s estate', These are, therefore, fo cite all person* •ncorned, kindrud and creditors. to show cause if any they can, why said adntinUtra- tor should not bo discharged from hi* admin istration and receive letter* of dismission on the first Monday in September 1*110. Given under mv hand and official signature, nt office this 6th rob. I860, fobts.ttm. J. bAMUKUTn. Oidinarv. GEORGIA—Floyd County^ ^^HKBKAS, John W. Turner ami James HARPER & BUTLER, Importers and Heavy Dealers in ENGLISH AND AMERICAjN HARDAVARE, Broad Strcot, Rome, Ga. WE rospectfulls solid a continuation of tho pntronngo of otir PROMPT PAYING and OasTi Customers, To wlionimir (l«wli or,- f .r sol.- ut tlie I.OWICST l'lfilJUKS. IJfltiO.w TO THE PLANTERS OP CHEStOStEE U. & ALA. country. Their Plows are all warranted, a <. Sharp A Hnmil- in thD section ol , . - .... feel assured that it will ho to the iutoicil lmvo fully administered I ofthe planters to fry them. We guarantee them to he all thov are represented. ” person is dissatisfied, the Plow can he returned and the money nfunded. Among add -h nr" flu* following: Court, In their petition, on Record, that Benjamin M. Twit's*estate. Theso are, therefore, to cite nil persons con cerned, kinsmen and creditors, to chow cause, if any they can, why said Adminis trators should not he discharged from their Administration and receive letters of dismis sion on the first Monday in August, IsfiO. ier my hand and official signature .OnoiifiK b. Fennel, ) Libel for Dovorce in vs. j- Polk fhip'r. Court, Ciiaiii.ottk Fnxxr.l.. ) April Term. 18511, I T appearing to the Court that the defend ant does imt reside in this county, and it further appearing, that site doe* not reside in this State, it is on motion of T. C. Bonner, counsel for the plaint ill', ordered that tlie said defendant appear, and od t" proceed. I). F. HAMMOND. J. 8- 0. T- C. I do certify llmt the above is a true extract from tho minutes of said Court. This Janu ary 2,'lrd, 18110. WILLIAM T. WITCHER, Cl'k. S. C. jnn2fl\vlnmforlm. Chnttnngn Sheriff Stiles. W ILL ho sold hefarc the Court-house door, in ihe town of Suiuuierville, oil the first Tuesday in May next, tho follow ing property, to wit. Ono town lot. No. A, in Ihoek ten. in tlie town of Siinimurvillo j Levied onto satisfy •rtgngc fi fa trom Chattooga Sup iuur30. JOHN B- AKRIDGE, Sli ff. GEO lUil A - Floyd County, mo nil wliom it may concern, Mary P. 1 Cone and Green berry Whitehead, having in proper form applied to mo for |M*rninnont letters of Adinialstration on the estate of Saiiui"l II. Cone, late of suid county de- coiiaed t Tin's is to rite nil nnd singular, the creditors ami next of kind of Sam'l H .Com* to he nnd ap pear at my olllco, within the time allowed >»y law, and show cause, if any they can. why said permanent administration should not he granted to Mary L. Cone and lireoii- berry Whitehead on Siinuiel II. Cone's late, dor my hand nnd officiul signn- Ex-Governor Allston, of South Caroliim, luw given an order to Mialmej I’helnti, of this city, for tho manufneture of a snlpiidbl tiilliard table, which bo iiitcmiM to present to the State Lunatic I Asylum at Columbia.—N. V. J)ag hook. I A Polyglot State,—Tlio documents of tho State of Wisuonain are genenilly printed in English,Gorman, Norwegian, Dutch, Welsh, Irish ami French lan guage. ftgpWho would bo a Pr'nco ? The United Service Gazette says Unit l’rinoe Albert is treated in tho navy precisely us if ho wore the son of tv private gen tleman, with one exception; ho in for bidden to smoko 1 A Show Match.—A long engagement culminating in an explosion. GEORGIA, Floyd county. W HEREAS. Stephen Bull, odministra- Ttmmas M. CRudeu, represents to the Court in ids petithin. duly filed nnd en tered <m record, llint lie has fully ndniinistercd Thomas M. Ctlmton’s «stnu>. These are, therefore, to oito all persona eernod, kindred mid creditors, t" show cause if any tliuy oi»n, why said administrator should not tie discharg' d from his udminisiration nnd receive letters of dismission «u thu first Monday in Oetota-r, 1880. Given under my hand ami official signa ture ftk ftflWv, this 5th March. tS.fifi. umrlo JK88K LAM BERTH, Orcl'y. GEOIUHA, Fleytl County. N OTICE is liereUv given to nil person*. having demand* against Gabriel June*, lute of said couuty deceased, to present them to us. properly made out. within tho time prc«rribod hy’law. sons to show tlieirehnrne- ter nnd amount. And nil persons indebted to said deceuAud, are liurehv required to make immediate pavur'iit. This 22d Feh. I8rtrt. * MARY 11. JONES, Adm'x. fel»21. WM H. JONES, Adtn'r. P. COHEN & C(X (Mteeesssrs to Fried d Rro.) W ottld vespectfully call atVontion to tlieir LARGE, RICH, ELEGANT STOCK OF ‘ Fall and Winter DRY GOODS. * with the jiifttly crlearah-J Sayre .V It"iniii;'t.>n'* pate: i ohowin^ these articles to uiiv and nil per-ions. HARPER A BUTLER NEW FIRM. Mills & Sumter, ItAVIXn A8S0PIATKD TlIKMSI.I.VF.rt TOGLTllKtl VOIl MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF CABINET FURNITURE T HE manufacturing ..f nil sines uti l -dylo* of sASIf and RIJ.VDS, PANEL DOORS, like., uud also the bu«iue** id' 1 DERTAKEUS. Having an Extensive Shop and Machinery WITH rtnflT QlTAMTy OF MAT Kit I AT., WE A III: HEADY T(1 MANUFACTURE LARGELY, All article* in our line, MR- SI'MTEB. has i therefore, wan ant all i i l to fill nil order i hnigkii" i ill i ut the sli"! immunity, a* n shall he able t' first class MECHANIC, Supply the surrounding: Country with Sash, Blinds, anti Furniture, at very r-w'• aid" prites. We cordially invite all tin* citizen* of the cnintrv to cur Ware Room. Fnrtiituvo Store nnd Manufactory, both .... Br-.ud S:.. Rome. (in. FINE HI'RIAI. C VSES alwajs on hand, i mil ity of PUFFINS made as soon a* r> >|idred. ta w 1 c jji'y'JT.ly. JAMES M. ^f'MTKR CHARLES W. MII.L> g®*Among politicians the proportion of “tho elect" is very small. flfrjy-Liglit fingers sometimes mako heavy hauls. B^-Thoso Lynn shoemakers will havo to he taken tlown a peg or two ! Ih^Pickpockets oro in tho habit of making touching appeals.—ItoAon Po.\ GEORGIA, Floytl ('ntmty: YiniKREAS, Arthur S. Ford, n.lniinls- YV trnlor of Jn*. J. Gill, rcfrcNcnts to tho Court in III* petition, duly filed and ch tered eti record, that ha ha* fully administer ed James J. Gill’s estate. This is. therefore, to cite all persons con cerned, kindred nnd creditors, to iliuw cause, if nuv they can, why said Administrator should not lm discharged trom hi* Admiiii*- trntiou, and receive, letter* of dismission, on the first Monday in October, I SCO, Given under my hand and official signature, nt office, this, Mb March. tsi’.O. inurao JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord’y. .:j; Cataract WASHING MACHINE, Clothing, Time nml Labor Saved. INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEKEEPERS, viato the discomforts of wash-day DESCRIPTION* It consist* of n metal cylinder, with ribs i the inside, an interior 'cylinder of with riba. There is n apace Of from 0 to 8 inches between the two cylinders. Ouo crank turns both oyliuders at the same time opposite directions, rapidly creating a il*. forcing the water through thu clothes, nnd effectually removing Urn dirt. Tho ac tion of Uiu water duos the the work quickly, dispenses entirely with rubbing, aud thus saves tho wear of clothes. SULLIVAN A HYATT, Proprietors, 61 Beckman Bt., New York. N. IL—State nnd county Rights for sa and the purchasers supplied with Machines nt wholesale on liberal terms. A Machine is in operation by nlnuud- ress daily, at our Salesroom, 430 Broadway. mor3—triwiw3ui. GEORGIA—Floyd County, rruvo month* lifter date, applionetion will L ho made to tlie Ordinary of Floyd coun ty, for leave to sell all tlio Negroes helunging to the estntoof Martha Winfrey, late of th« countv of Floyd, deceased. This 27tli Feb- ,1800. LARKIN BARNETT, rch2 Adtn'r. A CARD. TO THE PUBLIC L EARNING that we are posted in n South ern Newspaper ai Black Republican Abolitionist 1 11 ’ * •' that ono of < Smith, and that all thu member* of it havo largo interests in tlio Southern States, nnd Unit wo aro neither so rich n» to wish to iu- trying to do ! jure our own properly, nor so foolish to je«p- 1 vyijo.lv ki.lot. nn.l nrdl«Bmiriulorn,l«, - • ...... > 1 for,, II I I »li.* ri.rlil. Now Opening Latest Styles and Importation: which wilf h« sold at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES. Wo lmvo on hand a largo assortment sf READY-MADE CLOTHING, AXI) GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. t good assort men t of GEORGIA, Floyd County. W HEREAS, William J. Smith, executor «.f C'liurlo* Webb, deceased, retires i> the Court, in liis petition, duly filed nnd ulerodott record, that ho lias fully adminis tered Charles Webb's estate. This i*. therefore, to cite nil person* ri.od, kindred and creditors, to show cause any they can. why said Executor should )t bo discharged from his Executorship, id receive letter* of dismission outlie first Monday in October, under my hand and official signature GEORGIA, I loyd county. W HEREAS. William J. Smith, Adminis trator of Matthew Smith, represents to the Court in hi* petition, duly filed and en tered on record, that ho has fully administer ed, Mathew Smith's estate. Til is is therefore, to cite all persons con cerned, kindred and creditor*, to show cause, if na.v they can, why said administrator should not he discharged from hi* adminis tration aud receive loiters of dhiniasiuu on tlio first Monday iu October, ISiJO. Given under my hand and official signature at office, this 3th March, I860. nmrlO. JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord'v. I tuny unjust fero with tho right* of our friuiids. We also desire that our ni»tomers lobutly e»r*> about mo '!.? M to 1 ui »v Ut ?V C n .. . 1 able to state, (having our own signature' for 1,1. m..," wild tlio woman, vlio . „ ml i„* y , )loir g ^|, rro... n ■“) °fi lar enough for Bight if thut j Southern house, wliioli ha* been • known as . \ bo necesMvvy, “how came you | such sineo 1783, and that tlie firm has spent •.'(> no young to thut dreadful i time and money liberally, nnd has always ri ? Whore was your mother—I used im influence in opposition to Abolition , 0., * | Fanaticism in ovory form. ■J.V;oxolaimed thel,oy, with a bund 1 grief that was tombloto behohl; “O. hlV o refutation of it. ’ 3 iain’t no mother! O! I hain’t any PHILIP SCHIEFFK sineo I tvas a baby. If I’d only had a mother," lie continued, his anguish growing more vehement, and tli<! tears gushing out from hisstrango- looking gray eyes, “ 1 wouldn’t ha'been bound, and culled, and laid on with whips. I wouldn’t ha’ been saucy, nnd got knocked down und run away, nnd then stole because l was hungry. O! 1 hain’t got no mother: 1 hain’t got no mother! J haven’t had no mother since i wit- a baby!" CHATTOOGA RIVER INSTITUTE, Gfiylesvillo, Cherokee Co., Ala., S. M. AINSWORTH. A. M. Principal. S TUDENTS of both sexes will ho received at this Institution, and titled for the com mon duties of life, or any class in mir Col- legos. Competent Teacher* are employed. Send fi<r a circular. Juu21—wly made to tlio Ordinary for leave to sell all tin: Land the estate of John White, deceased, lato of said county. This 6th February, i860, fobtf. HARRISON CAMP, Adtn'i GEORGIA, Floyd County. W ILLIAM G. FOSTER.guardian of Me- lissu Ann Mayo, having applied to tlio court of Ordinary of saifi countv, for a dis charge from hi* (iiinrdiudship •>( Melissa Anu *' '• person and property. 1 •'*-! to eUe nil persons concern- by filing objections Ilnol, anil Wlioos, HATS & CAPS, TB.TJHTIS.S, cfco. GIVE THEM A CALL, ‘Money Saved is Money Made P. COHEN &.CO. Greatest Rcdiictlou EVER MADE IN STANDARD This i* tbereft ml, to show office, why the said William G. Foster sh'Uihl not Go dismissed from Ids 0mirdinn- sliipof Melissa Ann Mayo, ui d receive the W. N DUCKEtl, Im-iorter, Kanufncturor and Doalor in CABINET FUBMTURE, M A T R E S S E S. „s. Ol.MONO, J I JS ). MulllllSOX, Jle.YAI GUT, OU.1IOM) Co., Commission Merchants, In/ /).i th c.i in Genera/ M'ccchandist Heybtmie Duildiiig.*, WlntehiiH St. ATLANTA. GA. V-h. REFE.t END US—Messrs. Smith A AIL* M« M. I- t"iiv'e inn - J. K him nil A .JmIiii'*i.>ii. hnvinnnli' .• v (M'h' tu*. WuUU, S'.ui li A ittciin A LmiisviUot M , .Mcmphi*. D. A. .1 hi mry A HANFORD’N LIVER INVIGORATOR! Nl.VEit DKiULITATKS. I T in <!oitt|>oui.ded Mitirvly from Guilt*, and II i- an ctaldi-he.l ii Siniidnrd M"ili' - ine, Juiou u and ate > by i.M that ft* I, ive imd it. and is •.! :,*«| to whli (•} '■••nil Icnco m nil the ■•*•- lor which U 'C.| is revomtuendvd. Ii.m I'Ured tin at (p-j ■'inds w ilhii the Inst ...» -»i.a I. . ; ii i. p..- t lit" dii t o In tlio u<e ..f lli.'l wilt euro I.iv. P3 All., k.-, I)y,.|p£) nrrh'iea. Summer i'i.i Dropsy, S ntr'C^ Si.i n„.|i,.,l3 l n, lapte l to tlie tclu ivhhial taki nautilus ns our jiulgmen /'I'-iuidaiiU. p.i... ( broj. To the Bo^Druerffed, Poisoned Clllzcns of Geor^hl Y OU wo 6Tor-run with ™ * a dulugo of tho vilest compounds In tho form of "Alchoholld Drinks, that tor emanated from thitu pest of society, tho Liqimir Mjx»:u. Thoy are suhl to r you as a luxury, or tlioVurb WWO illsponsod to you as a Medi H cine, nnd In cither case th' ** “ * olffiet is the *iitno. There is but oi oscB|*e, mid that as a luxury ora modiciui.eut u safe aud reliable stimu lant. sold under stamp and seil, which run dor* ii cm2 u j. I Wuu Ui.JT C H A It I, liN* l.di Gororumeht u '*•*‘<1 b ilclioatol.v llnvorod. (unlilco any ,„ hM J w uli H'-me of iliu most valunbh re < tofl.7 C T II... \ . L Utilo Klug.Um, ....a j A '-t heahliy beverage extant. ' - a I ni; Musr luiitNKxr l’nvsinuxs of r tJ and A.iv'. u u. not only rciommeml j ,**'> I tho hub- m d hearty, bat iireseri/l i. 1 1 " hen asmuiilnnt i* nmiir. i I 1 i.M AM. h,;.\ will ji„,| jj I jd. a-anr Cordial, hutarertnin relicfu*’ ,B i^- ol a jirioilii'nl character, ".’>■•■ ii p.rr....,,,.,.:": ni..rVi, i •ris* iucniap irutdo. l ’ r ‘ : _ «‘.M imt.y i.. M.u.rl and pint bittu., | n |>..t \n. III. IlrMdn.ivfTi'yll jiM jC 1 CAUTIOY TO TIIK Plrm,i P ' ins ee* 't'lnb JJ, Beware of obnoriou* mixture*. ni,l .. J vtttes, lieaviug the above title* Vwl.'M leoinmou mixed Gin*, and intGl , it Ii tlie '/euiiino .'.'QlUUl.i .l' I.ONUOX KOIiDIAliO|».| Hi.., areaptiu d.-.-i'.vo tl...Im., :irj .. JL .,a DR7 LITTLE’S ANODYNE COUGH ] _ A new ami certain cure for Cuunk, r* e..» in Mr Xfl r<c„ ...wM. I ui- is u plt-nsMut medicine to take, lx, *'•"« iMHiuslmtt. relief, und in nine mu 7 case-u prompt cure. R exerri.es the ■ jn.nmjl nqnllnrnuu.uur C„„ g l„. llJ li"U ot the Lungs of any remedy known lm stopping tlie most violent in n fr w i«- ••rat mint m a day or two. Matt thnught to ho decidedly con*uiu|itit'<. I*"en promptly etind by using H few R un.hl.e wearing Little* Strong! ken in* K t(!r* on tlii* «-li,-.<*t. As an anodynecx|H.i'ti>rui "• *tlioni astringing the howel**, it standsMx mount to all cough mixtures. r DR. LITTLES VERMIFUGE. Prepared and put up in liottlus and i only liy N\. ti. Litliu. In uiiing, notLiui, U required to relieve children of worm besides b. mg one ofthe best und du,,, over ollered to the pllidic. its freipii'MttM hmiilies will Si.ve nnteh troxt.lr and .-jk, the lives of tunny childrrs: t French .Mixture. ThN IR prepared from « French Hocm* • the form* of No. I and 2: the first |„ r t- acute, und No. 2 for tlio (dtronie stag,.) djl njht t >eb improved upnu intliis e i it* unexampled success is tikriy '* •• even other remedy for the r ‘ Kidneys and lllaclrfrr.ux .d FIiioi compound lorrlieal. * exten-lve Inlly d; Heron t' .' thing to be found ’ It are giving their t< rmuth wtth the Tnvig '••*i r per Dottle. H V*il F.\ MILY CATHARTIC PILLS, *M!’(‘t Vi'FD FI-'mM P ERK V KiiETAtsLi: EX'I R Af*TS, pu. tip iu (Has* <’a United 8ta»e* Uhununet jiractieeot safely and ellh icliry if not hnij in America, DR. LITTLES Ringworm nnd Teller Ointment. Ilumir ds of ease* of Citron in Trite* Senld Head*, tii.d di-.-ase* of the skin geler, ly, have been cured by thi* remedy. ia .-jit e thy iulroiiucljoii of the No. 2 nrsr.m lion (I.•• i’i•' siMinger) M-arec : y a cumj Imr'ei found Hint it will not cficeitittlly rrudir.ir'ii Q : hoi t Go ••. Forlltocure <>f (V.itccvt-n* 8<*w and I l« ' i - i» is tq fdii d in the form of i'.i t-1 i. nnd almost inf.illibl". ferred to the I3tb ' " rnt.i!v|'Ui Ldtlc f 1 lie On Broad Strcot, Romo, Gcorgin. • b i B *i p»r.*:e il irly, to visit hi* Ware It »o 4 V IT El» upplr of •loscwood, Parlor nnd Chnmbor Furni'ure, M.ihoginy, Walnut, and Imitition Furniture, tlio b'*t Spring S-at Bola.m tbecuumoiicst article in two. ALonn n*n*rfmenf <>f llutri'SHON, T tic her’** Ftittml Spittig Heel, Comduw, I.utiugcs, Sitlel I. of Furniture '.r.’li dispiifel:. ntid newMy repaired. (ended to him, he hope*, by close nt- j>aiii|ihlet, ( °f tlie .Materia Mcdira. om pounding hi* d* fie rent r«-n». *\1 if llu-v are not the chief» | •fession, as he hiimtlf U ii Ine extensively for >re retiring to i/jo imsine«i. I"*utd hr uddiemd to LITTLE A RRO.. Mwroti.fis. Runic, bv Messi*. Fsrfil A HV. Cave springs, generally. Ju \)X Thnnkfiil ■lltinil and" I •r CASH, iVU'U (•• merit a eontiiiuanei C'ARINI'T SHOD nilitrei- manufactured and J. T- VAR ELL. AVHGLEBALB AND RETAIL FAHELL WHOLE lists and Ap&thccarics, Nos, 39 & 55 Broad Stroot, Rome, Geo, Bisel nnd J. G. Yei&cr respectfully call H iitleulion to tlioir complete and fre Drugs, Chomicnls, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Paints, Whito Load, Physicians' nnd Country Merchant*'order* pu* • •'■ Sole Agents for Empire nnd New Jersey Wl ■• !,• PrescriptimiN cnrHullv prepiired dnj «>r Tim Store will be open on Sundays from *• u> to < aftornoon. (oct5) Linsocd, Lubricating & Lamp Oils, Colors nnd Turpoutinc, Burning Fluid, Camphonc, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. d nnd Kero-ene Oil Company. night. clock in f.renoou nnd from 3 to 5 it FAR ELL A Y KISER, \V. RHODES HILL, W. R. HERNDON. • my Ii il, IS6 J. LAMBERT!!, Ord. VIRGINIA LAND PLASTER FROM Buena Vista Banks. NEAR SALTVILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA. A supply of tlio above named plaster, kept constantly on baud und for sale by t’OTllRANrt A ELLIOTT Agt*. ltome,Ga., Nov, 1C,Cm. COX, HILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, rii,iCI(-TKEE STKEUT, ATI.AMA, «A. ve, wo ore prepared to exhibit an clc- STOCK OF GROCERIES, 30 lids. Now OrleansiSugar, 100 " A B & C., 50 bis. crushed and Brown Sugar, Sewing Miiciiii IICS ! | 25 Bags Java Coffee, ® 400 Kegs' of Nails, 10 “ Old Government Coffee, 300 Box candlos, 100 Box’ Tobacco, 1000 " Snuff, 150,00 “ Segars, 200 bis Uec’d Whisky, K,y~ — * 'i rt if. 11.•• '.mi ,cr»u* fn ci.inent. I* .*e. I to 3. l*iire, 'J Diui«'M. I'lvigiirnt >r nnd Faivity Ontliar- ■oiaibd by Druggist gom-r.illv, and «d<| whulosnlo by the Trade iu all the large town*. R. T. W. Mnintfn. 3•'!."» Broadway. No' Sold l»y Druggists in Uoue, ANFORD, Nr Tb. York 1 .” ' >r ’ juno2tt.ly. WALTON Femalo College Lottery. OF GEORGIA. Chartered by the.,'State in |8.*»fi. W.O, DAWSON & Go,, Mifg,rs MACON, OR SAVANNAH,GA. NOVEL SCHEME! Pulley Fluti Lottery. By this SeVme. Ptindui'or* can solm t (heir own Numbers, aud p,iy any amount fur a Ticket thoy may desire I Ami t Extra Class 2, lira Oct, 3, 1850. day (Sundays • copied,) at b o'clock,"l*.' M. j^O-In this Si'hetn\ thro are 75 Numbers placed in ,,ie Wlievl—from 1 up n\ from the Number out ninong tho Will'd."* of the 73 AFTER till* ditto. I will sell the improved Barthnlf Family Sewing Machines nt a Re dui-tion of $20.00 from former price.*. . 8.—Tlio New Straight Ncedlo Machine Varnishes of all Kinds. 15 this Old Rye Whisky, 30 Pack’s Cressent’s, Hennessv an-d otho, choice BrandioB, (.0 “ Brand", Old and Soft, from private stock, SOOISacks Salt. 100 Bx’a State ana English Barry Chocso. Numb*. a perron pel cots ud that Nitinho. fj awn, heqct.A five time- the amount If two selected Numbers Jets thirty for one: if three soleo- rs arc iljewr, he gets two Jinn drawn, fi led Numb <1 red for one; if four sclot _ drawn, lie get* a thousand fur one: if five selected Numbers are drawn, live Ihmisund for t no, of six selected numbers are drawn, fifio'Ui th'iurnud lo one. Uuur.vtur.R t if two or moi". seleefed numbers aro taken, nnd ull numbers s.» bclcolod aro not drawn ivo Drawn Numbers, tho of Ho . . of the meirlR oT your Dalai it I Savannah. After Using it forsoine two yean. F t am prepared to speak from experience. »id S do not h.-idtn'o to jircmuiuvc it tlio hot [>:e I naraiion for llie Imir tiiat I have over iurJ.- I 1 ».teem it a idea.-aut and uonruniciit srlid* I fijr dressing the hair, possessing most of tbs I virtue* elnimed for tho popular cosinrlici ol I tho day. with none of their doloterions quill* 1 tie^. I feel eontident Hint it only need*I knoAvn to tlio public to become uuDcflifij I popular. Very respect full v vonrs, W, T. TH0MP80N, I Editor of Savannah Morning Nswfc I The object »,f this jg t<, Hut,, that I Jinre.fa some uionliiR, used Mr. Haywood’s Hair Ton- ic—known as tho Ralin of Snvnnnnli-*” lmvo found it incomparakly superior to other article of tho kind. Its uso twice* week is quite sufficient, not only to disenpf* ^ tho dnudriitr, Ac., from tho hair, but to pt* I vuit it** formation in any applienbio quantuj’fl It maintains the Imir too, in Hint moist I A pleasant condition, which so many other■ specifies pretend to do, but almost al**R | fail—in so far ns my experience goes. J. L. LOCKE, Lato Editor of thu Savannah Republican. MAY2fl,1*»fc Mr. J. 51. IL.ywood, Agent: It give* plonsuro to certify to the uncqiuilcd qunJit** F of your Balm of Savannah. It is th« L tonic for the Imir, ns well ns tlio most pflMsv , oxtermiuator of dandrull' 1 havo over trie®-"* 9 My hair bn* been inclined to fall out ra my attack of Yellow Fovor In 1851, *n® N among nil tbo preventive* I lmvo tried* !“■ 9 Balm of Savanuali lias lioen tlio mostsuccet* 4 ■ fill. This iniieh 1 say most cheerfully. Yours, Ac., 1*. W. ALEXANDER. | Late Editor of the Savannah Repltbliosfl* , .^•fr-For sale hy J. M. HAYWOOD, Ag cft I Manufaeturor nnd Proprietor, Savnnnsb.fi® ■ and hy J. U. Ykihrii, and Faiibw* * w *'l Bel, Romo, Cia. July 13.1/- I Ticket ii > Blank. OUR Havana Plan Lotteries, Draw four (I) Times a Month ! ngd nro tlio most liberal of any schemes ovoa oll'eicd. For itarticidars address, W. C. DAWSON A CO., Mannccrs. oet26.]y,J Mil con and Savunnuli, On. No. 8 Choieo Houac. And any quantity of Soda. Starch, Fickle*, Catsups. Sauces, Preserves, Fruits. Cordials, \vster*, Mackerel, Sardines, Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Churns, At'., to which attention is in- vitod. Awaiting your commands, nuil always nt your eervices, f I 1 .i.. ntl , v IVunre licijicctfullv, COX, 1I1LI, A CO. | Lfl.u ' /cilXLEY, No. 3 CI.oIqq 1[uuw. Kerosine Oil and Lamps “U-' Tlir. UK.ST QUALITY, I'Oll SALE DYSPEPTICS READ! Tim Rest Dyapcptic Remedy Knjff!' i TS FREI'AUED HY DR. W. W. BLIS»» . ii>iiiiiM iv *n i.inmn, uiu ,, Prof. W. IV. Slinrno, and others In tbU'^ inlty can attest to its virtues. For snlo in Romo, by julyrt.tf. J. a YEISEfl- A Fresh and large Slook of Boutlieru B* ImJ ] Grass Seed. all kinds, Just rocoivoiH^ frbU No.'S Cbolcd ‘1 Iboico Dou«»»