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BT WILLIAM It. KORRIS.
Tl. not so difficult to please,
As many mon aupposo 1—
I.'.faulty will always clmrra,
A. every lady knows.
, ’ompanlonsliip out natures sock i
We all affection crave 1
Tho'gt'ft^and'l^obr^vol .
We turn a kindly oyo on oaolt.
When Urst wo chance to mceti
, II some unguardod solflth not
HU arte to plcaso, defeat.
Kissing In the United dimes,
cpmrtttjsrsaxst
hold still until they arc well kissed,
iKtipl, -Whon a young cjiap steals
from • an Alabamn girl, she says,
my time now,” and gives
the ear that ho don t for-
\—Inamtm ItrrM.
low steals a kjssftom^a
ied, with natnro kind,
" * ‘ hogooa;
smile,
nds wlioro’e
lys, And fi^nials
■ t mon ri
Makes I
A graoo nround*l"im throws.
Who wishes truly to be loved,
Should is what he would seem I
.od-humor, honor, sympathy,
Must In hU foatureo beam.
Tlius spoko my lady-lovo-“Ah me I
My hopes,” said I, “you feeosel
iro'well!”—She whispered, “Oo not
thus,
Dut stay, do at you please I
Deeds ol Kindness.
ipposo tholittlo cowslip
Should hang Its golden cup,
nd say, “I’m such a tiny flower
I'd hotter riot grow up:”
11 ow muny a woarv travolor
Would mist its fragrant itnolIL
low many a little child would grlovo
To loro Ifc from tho dell I
oppose tho glistening dew-drops
Upon tho grass should say.
What can a little dew-drop do?
I’d hotter roll away l’
I ho blade on which it rnsted,
Boforo tho day was done,
. .’it bout a drop to moiston it
Would wither In the sun.
upposo tholittlo broezos,
UiKin a summer’s day, ’
louhl think themselves too small to
cool
The trov’ler on Ills ways
ho would not miss tlio smallest
And softest ones that blow, ■ ,
• ml think they mado » great rniaUko
If they wore talking sol
low many deeds of kindness
A little child may do,
' '.though it has so little strongth,
And little wisdom too I
wants a loving spirit
Much more than strength, to prove
i low many things a oliilu may do
For ollior* by its love’
Tho Druses.
Who arc those murderous people t—
. in ovory body’s mouth, about Uiii
mo.
the divine luxury from ll.om, they are
oorfoellv satisfied.—X.- 0. i’leoyoas—
(vi,™ a female is hero salulcd with a
buss, she puts on her bonnet und shawl,
ainwerotli lltusi “l am astonished at
thy assurance, Jedodiah •, for tins in
dignity I will sew theo up. — A'/»»
Record, Tho ludlee In this village re-
. . In Cedar Town, on tho flr»t Tuesday
In October next, within the legal hour* of
sale, the following property, to wit:
, ' ‘ilk ri.tl.Hen mpokiiciw: A negro boy 8atn. about 25 year* old and
ceivojMluto with ClnUUan meoknwi Jark c « mplcilon , lwo bU g f !e« and harness,
thoy follow tho 8criptiire rule. one wagon and harness, one bay
smitten on tho one cheek they turn me n , u j„ t „j no head of stock cattle, household
other altOs—Bungtown Chronicle, W lien ft om i kitchen forniture— sll levied upon as
Barmin ctrl Rets kinsod ftho very calmly t ho property of John Roe, by virtue of a
. “llnne Ut Ml good ftnd mortgage fl. fa. issued from Polk Inferior
325®! niftpk Island girl receives a court in favor of James M. Ware and Email-
J -.idemue Pointed cut
sir. ' i<} , „ilf; I Chattooga Sheriff Sale.
W’i-...
W door in Cedar Town* on theilret Tues.
day in September next, tho following pro-
^Let of Land No. 1230, lying In the 3d dlst.
and 4th sect of Polk county, as tho property
of Ralioter Gravely—levied on by virtue of
a A. fa. 10 furor of J.’H. Perry vi. said
Oravolv. Also Lot of Lnml No. 047 in the
2d diet, and 4th scot., as the property of said
Gravely, by virtue of a fi. fa. in favor of
James Mouibbln vs. said Gravely—both fi
fes. issued from the Justice Court 1075 dial,
dialM, M. of said county.
Also will be sold at the same time and
place, Lot of Land No 1IV1 in the ?lstdist.
and 3d sect.—levied on as tha property of
llurrel Levered by vlrtuo or a fi. fa. in favor
of P. i M. Shoiblev vs. said Leverelt, prinel-
ul, and This.-It. Akin, security—sold for
ho purchase money, issued from a Justioe
Court 1074 diat. O. M. of said count;
iSSiSi
aug.l
tty.
K. LYON, D. Sh’ff.
Folk Sheriff Sale.
"Y^ILUhi sold boforo tho court houso door
• "" m i ILL be sold before tho court bouae door
A Hint Throws Await. —A few weeks YY in Summerville within tho legal hours
■finr il marriaso. the doting hushand uf sale on the first Tuesday in September
wi .«nio r^cuViar thought when put- next, the following property, to wit:
had somo^ pocu fi an( j » p nr t of ^ot of Land No. 62 in tho Aih Dlst.
ting on Ins last clear■"»«.; R, V{ and 4th Sect., it being the place whereon J.
appoaranco of a washing.• fj® :* It. Rosser now lives containing three acres
upon rose oarlior than usual ono morn* moro or j cglf n „d has a good dwelling and
ing and kindled tho tiro. When hung- other neoissary out-buildings upon It. Lov
ing on tho kottlo, ho mado a nolso on ted on as tho property of E. L. Rossir/to
nurposo to nrouso his easy wifo. Sho satisfy two fi. fas. issued from the Superior
booed over the blanket, and exclaim- Ceurf of raid eounly-ono Ini favor of E. B.
• * i,\r„ -i tvlmtht tin tho (lav ? I Stotldard A Co. vs. J. R. ft K. L. Roswr—the
od, “My ^eai-—. what s up tno ua) i othcr |n fftVOr of Harri , Klehols A Co. v..
Ho dohooratoly rosjiondod, A JPJJ 1 J. R. k K. L. Rosser-property pointed out
mu last clean sork, and ningaun w by K. L. Rosser.
wash ft ono to royiolf.’f *Vorn wool, ^| 6Q Jamss M. Smith's interest In I>»t of
SAld Mrs. Easy, “yo had better wash land, No. 205 in tho 14th Di*t and 4th 8cet.
mo a ane. tool”—Border (Scotland) Ad- Levied on by former Sheriff as the property
of raid Smith to satisfy a fi. fa. from tho 8u-
vernier, -^ t t peri<*r court in favor of A. B. Ross vs. Jas.
the discovery that Pago’s "Vonus,” tJEOllUlA—Floyd County.
now on exhibition thoro, boars a strik-1 npt) nil whom It may concern—Natba
Ing rosomhlanco to ft young lady slop- Wliitloek. having, in proper form ap-
M tino at tho United States Hotel.. I plied to mo for permonrnt letters of Admin-
' 8 ti — istratlon on the estate of Benjamin H. Bobo,
affl-Tholate Judgo Poaso was A not- late of said county,
od wag A young lawyer was onco This is to cite sll and singular, tho creditors
making his first effort bcforo him, and and next ofkindofsaldI deceased lobe and ap-
n'niuiiK uio •*» w i„oM of po» r my office, within tho timo allowed
■ad thrown him,elf (Bi t » wing, o | y lhow c , UMi , f „„ y th „ n
Imagination into tlio sovpnth heaven w J hy uM .vrmnnent .dmlnlitntlen ihoulil
and was preparing for a higher oscont, not Rrnn tcd to Nutlmn Whitlock on Ben-
when Judgo struck his rule on tho j n min II. Bobo's estate,
dosk two or tho times, and exclaimed Given under my handand official signature,
to tho ostonl.hod orator, “Hold on, bold at offl.-e H.I, l.l A.mu.1,18«n
on, my dear ilr; don't go any lilplier, J. LAMnPKTIt, Ordinary.
Toryounro already’ out of tho jurwUlo- V.tnvVaH,a
Estray Notice.
GEORGIA, Polk County.
Tita Siventkn Ycah Ix>cfST9.—In I Clark’. Offlee, Infvrior Court, July>10, I860,
tho reeion of I.ohlgll Vulloy tho A I-I- p»raan, lalorcilcd aro hvrvby notifl-
.toon year locual. l.nve made their A rd lhaMV J. Clark „f tho U^Dl.t.l.t
. Il.n ~n> rp‘uo.1 in u. al. toll, hcf're IV. T. Vork. ona of Iho
Tho latc«t and best authorities troco F j* r ^.nresonkseason in P M - l "ll«hrf"r« IV. T. York, one of
bom lo tho Eastern confines of Syria, appearaneedurlng the present season in , 4 of lh „ Pc „„ f „ r ani<) di.irict, as
““ and sottlwl InUbanon »w“fms, and ere now poising away, hav- E „ „ c „i„ r t >c k, marked will,
a y ..fi rlroowwbbirilo \Snlr,o '"8 oomplotcd tliolr arrangement for |„ , h o loll car,and .nlit In i
nd Anti-Lebanon, wlthin tho last nine » ge J, oral which will bn duo rig | lt cir. about sis wnrs o’d, ».A
indrod years.
•■Syria,” saya tho roliablo Dr. Tbomp-
m, who wrote from a Iwonty-flyo years
-sidenco ami travel in that country,
lias always boon cursod with a multi-
lioily of tribes and religions, which
ivc split up tho country into small
, inoipalities and conflicting classes—
nitful parent of eivilwar, anarchy and
infusion.” To give some idoa of tho
upulations of Syria, tho Doctor onum
,-atos thorn as follows
Moslems
Kurds
Kuaairiyeh
Nowar
Druses
Jews
Muronitos
Oroeks
Armenians
Papal Offshoots
800,000.
80,000
150,000
20,000
100,000
25,000
200,000
15,000
35,000
80,000
to bo word. fUlern didlar,. by G, I,. Brown
and Jolin it. lams, freeholder, of said conn
it diitrict. Th, owner of raid e,lrav i
A, , , . ty and diitrlet. Th, owner of ,aid efllrnv
g®-Tho prospects aro good and " r V I remprad to come forward, ray ohar B o. a'
good, in Mississippi, for Poll und Evorolt, I take said steer away, or he will be dealt w!
Many old groy headed Democrats aro as tho law directs. A true extract from i
going for Boll and Kvorett. They say Ed ray book. T. M. HIGHTOWER,
they’ know ho i» sound or Tonnosseo Cl *rk I. C
would not send him to tho Senate. | ,,„ lk ,. 01 , p01iad sherW - Hnlci.
•A Missouri editor announces
in Cedar Town, on tho first Tuesday in
Tho Moalotnsaro tho ruling raco over
ill tho country, oxcopt in Luoauon.nnd
bey aro divided into two seeto, the Sun-
itesand tho Slites. Tho total non-
lation is thus cstimatod at 1,010,-
•0, exclusive, however, of tho nom-
lie Arabs whoso number is Rot down
y tho bust authorities at half a mil-
ion.
Tho Lebanon rogion contains 400,000
inhabitants, living in somoOOOO towns,
\ iliagcs, and hamlota. Znlilch, just do-
troyod, was tho largest town, und con-
' uinod 11,000 jpooplo. Tlio other towns
vliiolthavo fofion before tho sword of
• ho Drusos, aro Doir ol Kamar, 7,000;
i lasboija, 0,000; and Uashaira, 2,500;
I'ho entire jiopulation live in towns arid
5 illagos, und go out in tho Holds to oul
livuto tli
that tho publication of his paper will bo Soplembnr, within tho legal hours or sale,
susponded for six wooks* in order that 111,1 i
ho may visit St. Louis with a load or Jft.lSf J.ffi?«R&BCS pilra.
bear skins, hoop poles, slnnglw, bark, G f leather, moro or less, also tho ..no' half
pickled catfish, etc., which he lias tak- interest in lota No. 301 and 302. and one
on for subscriptions. ncre moro or less, it being a portion of lot
I No. 275, with a tan yard thereon with all the
B. Fouko, Douglas Doinocrat, I appurlenances thereunto belonging, conrist-
has been unanimously ro-nomlnated to j»K** f if 1 *3, vnU »•''niri 0 '’ to
Congress from tho felgl.tb district of J «
GEORGIA, Polk County.
levied «
makers,
satisfy «
the proper!v of A. H. Ev:
Crabb A Whitehead. indor«ers. ...
fi. fa., issued from tho Superior
S IXTY Boys oflor Iluto I will apply lo Iho C"wrt Of Polk eoun.y In favor or tv m .
Court of Ordinary for said county, for I D , ; r, !' p f ! , * 0D * c - YORK,
re to sell tho Land and Nojrrooa belonging J u| y-° Slier*
WORKS,
Broad Street, Rome, Oa.
Cherokee Georgia and Alabama,
my extensive Coach and Carriage Works.
I have secured for rcvoral yoars, the valu
able serviocs of Mr. J. B. Bit AY, who is a
praetical Coach maker, by trade, and who
will devote his entire time to the manufactur
ing department. His long experience will in
sure <work, that wo will tako pluasuro in
WARRANTING.
I uao the host of Materials only, and by
putting them together, with the aid of tho
most skillful workmen. I am confident that I
can pleaso any and all, and especially, those
who would like tosoe Georgia Manufactories
flourish. Having been a Hardware merchant
• many years, 1 have pconliar advantages
buying materials. I shall spare no pains
securing tho best of Timber, Carriage
Irons and Trimmings.
Call at my Repository
Andrexamine my SPLENDID ASSORT
MENT of 4 and 6 seated Carriages, com
prising the various stylos now in use. Also
a beautiful lot of Top B igrios. The genuine
Concord Buggies on hand. Cook's Potent
Jump Boat Uiirou^hos and Buggies, ordered
if desired. Repairing in owry brain h of
tlio business, promptly attended to. Terms
* repairing, cash when ouiied for.
TO THE TRADE.
Knamoled and Collar Leather. Patent Dash
and Plnp Leather, Broad Cloth, all colors,
and Lanes to suit for Trimming Top Buggies
and Carriages; Cot*Unc4, Hammer-cloth
Fringe. Broad Seaming and Patting Laces.
Curtain Silks and Fringes. Brussell. Volvct
and Oil Carpotlng. Silver Lining and face
Nails, 8eaining Cord. Enameled Duck Dril
ling and Muslin Cloths. Curtain Damasks.
Black Moleskins, Buckram. Silver Point
Bands, nil styles and sires. Hubs, Spokes.
Rims. Shaft*, Polos, Circular Seats Ralls ami
Ranks. Sulky Shaft*. Turned So it Spindles,
Whiffletrees, P do Yokes arid Turned Collars.
Silver Plating, of all Kinds,
Dono nt Short Notice.
The best of Coach an l Carrl ig j Varnishes
and Paints for sole, with many other goods,
all f which arc warranted to b * the bet.—
All tho above named articles I will sell very
low for CASH or on short time to
l'rnmptPaying Cu»tnmern,
HARNESS OF ALL KINDS FOR SALK.
./MT*8oo Advertisement in another column.
Fob2.13fl0.wly.O. n EVE.
HARPER & BUTLER,
Importers and Heavy Dealers in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
HARDWARE,
Broad Street, Home, Ga.
WE respect fulls sollct a continuation of the patronage of our PROMPT PAYING and
Oasli Customers,
IV) whom our Gsods ere for sale at the LOWEST FIGURES.
[Janfl.v
NEW FIRM.
Mills & Sumter,
HAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER FOR
MANUFACTURING AM) IMPORTING
ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF
CABINET FURNITURE,
MIF. manufacturing of all sites and styles ol HASH und 111,1.'YDS, PANEL 1IOOH8,
. tkc,, und ali»> tHc business of UNDERTAKERS. Having an
Extensive Shop and Machinery
WITH FIRST QUALITY OF MATERIAL, WE ARB READY TO
MANUFACTURE LARGELY,
All articles in our tine, and to fill ull orders ut tlio shortest notice. ‘ . .
MR. SUMTER. Inn been long known in this community, as a first class MECHANIC, can
therefore, warrant ail articles made by us. W.* shall bo able to
Supply the surrounding Country with Sash. Blinds,
and Furnituro« at very reasonable prices.
Wucnrdiallv invite nil tho cititons or tho omintry t<» our Ware Room. Furnlturo Store and
Manufictory.*both on Bro.id 8t., Roma, Ga. FINK HIJRlAIi CASES always on bund,
and uverv quality <>f COFFINS made as soon us required.
CHARLES W, MILLS. july27,ly- JAMES M. SUMTEIt
Administrator’* Citation.
G eorgia. Polk county
Whereas. Henry Kingsbery, Adminis
trator on the estate af Jess > Waltm. late of
said county deceased, has made application
tome in terms of the law. for his dismission
i>m his said administration.
These aro theref re. to cit» and admonish
all perrons interest'd in said estate, to show
cau*o to me on or before the sueood Monday
in January next, why said administra’ni
should not be dLmhsed from Ids said nd
ministration, otherwise I shall proceed ac
cording lo law.
Given under mv hand and official signature
this May 28th ISflfl.
mtiyAlwflm. 8. A BORDERS. Ord'ry
IN BVERY VARIETY.
CENTS CLOTHING
Extra Quallttetf and Mukes.
H
BOOTS Sl SHOES,
HOUSE-FURNISHING
PLANTATION GOODS I
MARYLAND, YIIIGTXIA, XOMII
cAiior.rxA, south caro-
I.IXA <t- GEORGIA
MAXES!
N OW RECEtviNO AND OFEN1NO.
and comprising one of tho largest and
most attractive 8toqk. in tho Southern Coun
try. which will bo sold as
Low as the Lowest,
For Cash or to prompt paying customers, on
the muni tiiuo.
J. It. McOLUNO.
tnar.TOw. Rome, Ocorgia.
ROME
STEAM ENGINE WORKS
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
W HEREAS. Henry R. Dempsey,
ministrated of Joseph C. Dempsey,
represents to the Court, in Ids petition duly
filed and entered on record, that he has fully
Administered Joseph O. Dempsey's estate.
This is, therefore, to cite all persons con
cerned. kindred and creditors, to show enuso.
If any they can. why aald ndinluistrator
should not be ili*«harv!ed from hit adminls
tration. an l rceeiveletters of dismission on
the first Monday in December. 1flfl»».
Given under mv ban t und official signa*
this at office, t hi * 9 lb M «y. _ ISO n
may20 - —
W. N DUCKER,
Importer, Manufaotur 1 and Do tier in
CABINET FURNITURE,
XT pliolstery,
MATRGSSES.
COTTAGE CHAIRS
On Broad Street, Rome, Georgia.
NVITB1 t’n Pi» it ul ;hi Ltlici ptrlioiUrly, to visit his Ware Rooms, where bo bus o
larg) 4 ipplyr of
Rosewood, Parlor and chamber Furnlturo,
Mrhogany, Walnut, and Imitation Furnlturo,
From the best Spring Scat 8ofa, to tlio commonest article in uro. ALonn assortment of
Natrussos,Tuckur*s I'utcut Spring Rod, Couches, Lounges, Sideboards,Safes.
All kinds of Furniture with dispatch, und neatly repaired. ,
TlinnkfUl for tho very liberal patrmingo heretofore extended to him, be bopfls, by cl^e at
tention and go.td work, to merit a continuance nf the same.
CABINET SHOP on Howard St., near tlio Etowah llomo, where Fur-
nlturcU iiianufiietiircd and repaired. Work warranted to give ’ntinfactinin
Bills of over 60 Dollars Retailed nt wboJwulo pricos—and great bargain
CASH, July27‘ly
WH U. COX,
YV. RHODES HILL,
\V. R. HERNDON.
COX, IIILL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
JE8SK LAMRERTn. Onl’y.
GEORGIA, Polk eonnty.
A T :hb first t.rm of the Court ofOrdinary
for said county, after the expiration of
•ix months fruin the date of 'hose prerenf *
will luaknappllcnti’ n In said »o»rl for lei
tils, 1
ttera
Imini-trnti.
th ;b<* will
in tho estate of Samuel D Wllion. Iat« ol , . _
■aid eoun.y, docearad. for the lienrflt nf Ihn SgO"”IA—Floyd County,
heir., Ac. * JOHN H. WILSON. ■ TSTHEHEAS, Oraryc Shirley, admini.tra
-- "■ 1 IT tor of Robert Hi Canady, deeenped.
represents to tho Court in his petition duly
filed and entered on rccosd that he has fully
adminiktored R. 11. Canady’s estate.
This is therefore to cite all perron* con
cerned, kindred and creditor*, to show oau-e
ly thoy can. why said Administrator
nnoxed. This May h* 7th mo.
mnytl. JAS. WIIKKI.ER. Adra'r.
may IV
GEORGIA, Floyd County,
'HABEAS, Charles Know!
which are, offc
ur ftioiHilts I
urit that wo c
a few
GEORGIA—Polk County.
W HEREAS William Peek ha* applied
to me for hitters of dimisrion from hia-
tho estate of Frances Gil-
administration
tn riin nnd admonish I sbouii not bo discharged from his adminis
appear at
plration of
they havo.
dismissed f
six months, to show cause, if any I
dbuuw c»u.o, i. hu, . . Given undor
ilicatit should not be I at ofilc®i
ministration in terms | J W D »•*
made and pro-
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
S. A. BORDERS, Ord.
„ israissed from his said s
„ , of tho statuto iu such
This is no homogoneous community l T ided.
«if peoples in Syria. Every tribe lives J Given under my hand and official signa
apart, and hates each other with a hear-1 turo this 8th of .August, I860,
ty hato. The two Moslem seotaexcom- auglO-flm “ A nft1
i nunlcato each other, hato tho Druses and
sill those three detest tho Nusalriyoh.—
The Maronltes love nobody, and nobody
loves thorn. The Greeks despiso thu
Oathollcs, and all sects look down with
contempt on the Jews.
Except tho Jews and the Bodowin
Arabs, no tribe can trace back its origin
io any ancient raoe. The Moaloms aro
a mixed raoe, derived from the. peoplo
of the Groek empire at tho time of the
orusades. In tho nominally Christian
voota, thero is tho same blending of ra
tios, and a largo infusion of Kuroponn
blood, during the timo of the Crusades.
Dr. Thompson thinks that the Muro-
nites are tuc descendants of tho ancient
Syrians, but tho Nusalriyoh say they
are tho "miserable debris of the accurs
ed Canaanitcs.” But this theory does
not comport with that ot Dr. W. Ba
con ■ Stephens, of * Georgia, for they
aro not block 1
Tho Metowolies, a class of dirty
Arabs, who Joined the Druses in their
late crusade against tho Christians, are
very much like the Jews, and claim to
havecomo from Persia. There is a
largo infusion of Egyptian blood in tho
Moslems Irom Carrool southward. Dr.
Thompson thinks that their peculiori-
ir my hand amf official signa-
i, this 6th July. 1860.
J. LAMBEUTH, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, Floyd county.
J AMES M. PEPPER, having applied to
bo appointed Guardian of the person and
pro|*erty of John M. Berrien. Jr., and Rich
ard M. llerrien. (in place of their former
Guardian, Thomas M. Berrien, deceased,*
Admini*'
W 1
tratnr of Ch«rokco II Talbot, repn
sents to tho court. i*» bis petition, dulv file
and entered »n roeord.thnt ho ha* fully ad
ministered Cherokee B Talbot's -state.
This is thweforo tooitn nil p r«ons
eemed kindred and creditor*, to show cause
if any they can whv -aid admini*trat-
should not b« disalinrgod from bis ndininl*-
tration. and r;*o« ive lottors of di*mis«io
the flrd Monday in N-vembor, 18(10.
Given under my hind and official rigna
turo. nt offico. 4hi« 2d of April. IRflO.
aprSwflm JESSE LAMBERTII. Ord.
30 k-ls. Now OrleinslSugar,
100 " A B & C„ ’•
HERKAB, Harriet O. Qattlcn hra up- , " 1 ' ,0 r* f »" r ‘« in J eRrl nf r»»l.l.i.t.
administration on tho estate of Smith C.
Quillen, lato of said county doceased.
These nro thoreforn to cite and admonish
the kindred and oroditors of said deceased,
to show cause, (if any they have) within the
timo proscribed by law, why said lottors of
administration should uot bo granted unto
Harriot G. Quillen on Smith C. Quillon'i
Given under my hand and official signature,
his 2d of August, I860.
aug4-10d
J. LAMBERT!!, Ord-
Tills is to eito all persons concerned to be
and uproar at the term of tho court of Ordi
nary to ho lichl, next after the expiration of
thirty days from the first puhlicntion of this
notico, and show cause, if they can, whv said
James M. Poppor should not bo intfistcd
with the guardianship of tho person and
property or John M. Berrien, Jr., and Rich
ard M. Berrien.
Given under my band and official signature
nt office, this 2d Julv. I860.
Jnlyfl *J. LAMBREm. Ord.
GEORGIA—Floyd County.
T O all whom it may concern—Mary J.
Lumpkin and Daniel 8. Printup having,
within the timo presort
cause, if any thoy have, why raid letter of
Administration khotlld not be granted unto
Mary J. Lumpkin and Daniel 8. Printup
John H. Lumpkin's estate.
Given under my hand and official signature,
at office this 13th July I860.
july28 J. LAMBERTII, Ordinary.
tios nro to bo traced back to the old
Philistines, who, according to Ilia theo
ry, came from Egypt, and not from
Cyprus, as U commonly thought. He
finds traces in Lebanon of tho original
Phoenicians.
In fine, the people of Syria answer
completely to the prophecies respecting
them—they aro “a peoplo uividcu,
meted out und trodden down.”
These facts will explain tho ferocity
of tho Druses and tho sympathy of the
Moslems with them. And their anti
pathy to all* othor races will continue,
ho long as Moslem authority continues
in that ill fated land. When Mehumit
All declared klmBblf independent of
tho Porto, and subjugated Syria to his
yoke, all was peace in that land ; and
had he been left In possession by tho
European powers, his dynasty would
have made a homogenous peoplo out of
those divided tribes, long oro this. It
is to be hoped that Franco and England
will muko haste to bring light out of
the.prcsont darkness. Their joint word
can put an end forevor to tho dlsgrace-
ful civil war now prevailing in Syria.
A Bad Split.—It is said that Chang
and Eng th« Siamese twins, differ in
politics. Both Are veteran democrats,
out Chang is now for Breckinridgo and
Sti| for Douglas.
S Yi
0:
>ro
Administrator’s Nnlc.
vlrtuo of an order from tbc Court of
Ordinary of Wulton county.will be *old,
icforo tho Court House door in'Romo. Floyd
county, on tbo first Tuesday in October next,
within the lawful hours of Halo, Lot of land.
No. 502, in tho 16th diet., and 4lb section of
Floyd county, sold as tho properly of John
Bliuingarae, late of Walton county deranged,
for tho bonofit of tho bc?r* of decraxcd.—
Terms made known on tho day of *al«.
aO. F. BLASIXGAME,
july24w2m Adni'
Administrator’s Sale.
B Y Virtue of an order from tho court of
Ordinary of Gordon county, will be sold
on the first Tuesday in Auguxt next, before
the Court Houso doer in said county, within
the legal hours of sale, the tract ol* land,* In
said county, whereon Grove Tomlinson resid
ed at the time of his death, containing Two
Hundred and Forty Acres) more cr less, (sub
ject to widow's dower.) Also Lina, a negro
woman aged about 45, Jacob, a boy about 2r
Alfred about 19, and Jane, a girl 16. Hoi.
os the prouorly of raid Orovo Tomlinson,
into of Oordon county, deccuio.1, for tho bon-
efitof his liolrs und creditors. Terms made
known c
juncl6
Adn
GEORGIA, Polk County.
S IXTY Days after date, I will upply to the
court of Ordinary for said county, for
leave to soli tho lands belonging to the
late of Lazarus W. Battlo, late of said cc
ty, decs’cd. IL T. A Wu, S. BATTLE,
julyt—w2m AdmVs.
GEORGIA, Floyd county.
,1/UEREAS. Stephen Hull, udministra-
V V tor of Thomnx Al. Glad n. r’-’presh-n
the Court in his putitioti. duly tiled and
lured on record, that lie hit* fully administered
Thomas Ms Gladun's estate.
These are, therefore, to cite nil persons
ccrned. kindred and creditors, to show cm
any they can, why s iid n hninistrntor si'
tot be discharged from his idiaiuiatrati»n
dve lottcvA of dismission on the lirstMo
in OctoW. I -fid.
Given under my bund and official signa
lure at oflico, thix 6th March. 1800.
iimrIO JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord>
Administratrix’s Notice.
G EORGIA, Folk County:
Sixty dayi aftor date I will apply to
tho Court of t rdinary of said county (br
ioavo Pi sell the ronl pptafo and n portion of
tho negroes belonging to the estate of Ben
jamin T. Mosoly, Into of said county deceas
ed, this July the 2nd. I860.
MARY A. MOSELY, Adm’x,
july6w2ra With tho will annexed.
GEORGIA, Polk County.
S IXTY Days aftor date I will make appli
cation to tho court of Ordinary of *nid
"ounty, for leave to soil the lands belonging
to the ostato of Alexander C. Morris, late of
said county, doccaxod.
julyfl—w2m ABNER DARDEN, Adni
GEORGIA, Floyd County,
T O all whom it may eoneern—W. D.Ter-
hune having, in proper form, applied to
for permanent letters of Administration
tho cslato of Lawrcnso Brock, late of
tho Stale of Alabama, deceased, (and hav
ing unsettled business in thin State)—
Tills is to cite all and singular the crcdi
tors and next of kin ol Lawrence Brock, to be
and appear at my office, within tho time al
lowed by law, and show cauxo if any thoy
have, why permanent Administration should
not he granted to W. B. Torhuoe on
Lawrence Brock’s estate.
Given under my liana and official signa
ture, at office this, 25th Juno I860. -
juno20 JESSE LAMBERTII, Ord’y.
GEORGIA, Floyd County,
MONTHS after date appplication
wilt be made to the Ordinary of Floyd
county. Ga., for leave to sell all tbo real cs-
tarn and negroes belonging to the estate of
Francos Irwin, deceased, for tlio benefit of
the heirs dnd creditors of said doceased,
Thii June 22. I860. !
JOHN J. HUGGINS,
juno29-w2m Adm’r
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
rilWO months after date application will be
X made to the Ordinary of Floyd county,
for leave to sell all the Land and Negroes
belonging to the estate of Gnbril Jones, late
of said county. This 30lh May I860.
maySIw
WM. H, JONES, AJm’r.
GEORGIA, Floyd County:
II ERE AS. Arthur 8. F.r«l
trator of Jas. J. Gill,
adminis
od James J. Gill’s estate.
This is, therefore, to cite nil persons
corned, kindred and crcdllnrx. to show c
if any they can, why said Administrator
shoufd not lie discharged trom his Adminis
tration. and receive letters of dismissUm,
i the first Monday in O tober, I860.
Given under my bund und official signature,
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
'^jy r HEUKAS William J. 8mith. executor
FEACII-TItUU Sil’KHHT, ,lTI„l\ l l, «\.
copartnership os above, wu aro prepured to v^hihit ,
, guut and Ircsh
STOCK
i cle-
A Co.’s
OF GROCERIES,
l t<> mill uni short time, prompt paying nixtoiavra nt very low fis
purchasing und a porfmt knowledge of iho wants of the public,
i guarantee entire satisfaction, in tvor.v particular,
of tlio nrlivlna now in store and to arrive:
50 bis. crushed and Brown Su^ar,
200Bag3Rio Coff o.
25 Bag3 Java coffee, 400 Kegs of Nails,
10 “ Old Qovornmmt Coffee, 300 Box candles,
100 Box’ Tobacco, 1O0O *• Snuff,
150.01 “ Sogars, 200 bp Boo’d Whisky,
75 (ibis Old Rye Whisky,
30 Pack’s Oressent’s, Honnnssv and otho. ehoioe Brandies,
:L0 “ Brand-', Old and Soft, from private stock,
500 Sacks SUt. 100 Bx’s State and EnglishDarry oheese
Ami any quantity nf Soda. Starch, PicUcs, P.itxup*. Ratn*,-x, Preserve*. Fruiix, Cordinll,
Oysters. Mackerel, Sardines, lluekctx, Rro >mx, Tuns. Churn*. Ac., to wliit h attention is in
vited.
ROHE GEORGIA
Noll the manufacture of Locomotives,
; Stationary Engiues of any size or pat-
ru according to order.
Rail Itoa I work, Iron Rridgos and Roofs
Hut llla«ts for Furnaces and Rolling Mills,
(’listings ami Machinery, Housing, Mill
Screws, Turning Lathes, Drill Presses, Shnft-
ing, Ac.
Gas and Water Works erected j all kinds
of Mar-hinerv repaired, lluve alwuva on
hand Wrought Irou Steam andWator Pipes,
Steam Cooks, Guage*, Ao.
Castings of any Sizo.
Iron and Brass castings made to order—
havo always on hand suincof tho bust GIN
GEARING in tlio Country ; also Gudgeons,
Castings for Horso Power, Thrashing Ma
chines, nnd u variety of beautiful Patterns
of Irou Railing for Dwellings, Public Build
ing*, Cemetery Lots, Ac.
Boilors.
Flue, Tubular, Locomotive and Cylinder
Boilers, niude and repaired. Wntcr’Tanki,
B’ast Pipes, Gasometers, Wrought Iron
Smoke Stacks, Ac. Bla.-krinitli work made
to order.
Mining Machinery.
Cornish Pumping Engines, Crushers,
Lifting a id Furcu 1’uinpx, l’unip Rods and
Joint-, Whim and Whinzo Kibble*. Stamp
Heads of any required hardness; nil kinds of
MINERS TOOLS.—Partkulur intention is
givon to this branch of business, Mr. James
NolJc, Sr., who superintends tho work, liar
iug bion a long tune in Europe for the pur-
iso of obtaining tho latest improvements
id drawing of mining work.
Person* in want of Steam Engines will do
well to <-nll on us bef-re going elsewhere,
arrant our Engines hi be equal in
every particular to the best mado an.VwL
and for simplicity aud durability not to bo
excelled. A.llst of prices sent on applica
tion.
•We enn muko and put up Enginca In run*
nine order and warrant them for let-it than
they can bo had from Philadelphia or Now
York, none but the best nialerinl uxed in our
work. AH boilers nmnufacturi-d at our cs-
t iblislniM-nt we will warrant to be of tho best
No. 1, Peir*a Charcoal Hammered Iron.
Wo are now manu r a-turin«nnow Iron Cot
ton Screw with A.iti-Friction Ball, tbh*owho
liavc them prnfor tlicm to nil others. We in-
viten’l in want of a good screw, that will al
ways last to poult any size bale, to oxumin*
this.
Hiving the largest cxtabliiihmcnt and
naohluci’y of any shop in the 8tatn, nnd ns
rery department i* superintended hr our
•lve*. we fool confident that wo can do work
» cheap nnd equal to any in the United
States.
NOBLE. BRO'S. A CO., Rome, Ga.
apr!l27«1860w1y.
Conoroto Safes Triumphant!
FORTY.KIOHT HOURS-II, THE Fu,
. DMVILLI, K,..ll«gb IU,
W. n. Doitd. t C.. Cinel u6 , u I
DrarSIr—Tbit l.fe Ipurchranl of t.
Septcmbor lut hra.kiod tliegrc.Uf, ill,!
Uy. I had n liirgo,mount ofnotei.
_ j; la U, tji-loro tbe building burned j
tbo papers out but put In lam. ,hr,t, 0 r
S r. and ui«m opening it line, th, tumS.
ejr wuro b
NOT EYE* SCORCHED.
Tb. vcrnorln* on tbo draw,,, , lmr
w.rpvd i tb, lark work■ T.r, well
wbrn I oil it • Ibtbr 1 think it willb.,,,7!
Mo»«r. My ,nfo wu In th. lowar itor, ,r.
UiMo .t*iry building with .bin.l. roo,7i„J
udjoining nwn>, wlih only n plui.nd ,'
tion, n drug .tor. wu kept, .nd Imtrwdnu,
oppoilto whom my raf. wu Ktilng tbintn .
« o in.id.robio quantity of ptinu, oik Iu!
pontine, camphine, and liquors. Th« UiM. i
ing was connce(Ml with the Pattsnoa fiaM •
on one side ana was within six fat of tw
Court Houso on tho other, with a large pfii
of wood between roy office and ths Court i
Houso,' and a door onterlng into my offioim!
mediately from the wo«d. There wu •hsi'’
small frame building sttnebed to the reared
the Drug store, with oils, points, and lkun
in it. and a glare door leading into my •£«, *
from it. You will cce nt once the rxct»h» I
heat created nt nnd about it. I regtrd i
Ritly totted, and havo po hesitanry in n*.
ing that my pnpors would have been in.
served if I bad lafr them in the safe.
A number of our oitizons have exeat*!
It aiuco tbe fire and wero surpriied at iu
condition, and lorao of them nave ord
safes of you, belioving them
REALLY FIRE PROOF 8AFE8.
I shall take great pleasure In recomroeR.
ing your safes. You are at liberty to nul» :
such uso of this statement as you d^a
proper. Youra, [signed]
M.J. DURHAM,
are Agonta for these splendid Safes
and invito the public to call and seo otl
certificates as to the manner in which tl
resist the attaeks of both
FIRE AND BURGLARS.
Thcio safes hare novor faitrd toprenne
their contents, and art warranted tone
ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMP.
Tho construction of tho HU HULL
PROOF 8AFE8 is peculiar, and in cosite-
tion with tho “Great American Key B«flF
ter Lock,” (which possesses the great advu
tflgo of having NO KEY HOLE ard yet hi
the security of a rERMUTATING KE1
capable of 250.000,000 changes.) they «i
bo found perfectly impregnable.
A. W. CALDWELL. Rome.Ca
Strai .*on A SxvMotm, Nashville, Ttaa
may25 wl;.
Awaiting your ommnnd*. nnd always nttyi
!t.tf. Wo ore Respect fully.
COX. HILL A CO.
To the Be-Drueere l.
■ -AND-
I’nlsniiPd rill/pns of Gpor.'in
Y ob' »>• uvpr-rui, »iri<
.il .1.0 Vilq.l
•unpoundb' ill tin*
Aleh'dioitn Drink
ver oiiiunatnd fimu t
post of society, tho l.tqi
Mtxnn. They aro
d ispen sed* to' y t» u ‘ne
eiue, and in either c
vflout is the same.
There is butVi-
eseapo. and that in
ain luxury or a med cmueni
u *tifo nnd re'.itildn Htiinu-... • -
hint, sold under stj*in)- und
hc iI, wliit’ll render* it nr
tain it has net been tampered wi h. Sue- e
ertiele is
CHARLES*
BOND N COR :aIAL GIN.
wlih-h is Distilled under direction «t the Uril-
i*h Government,
is dalicatoly lluvored. (unlike any oilier Gin,)
Greatest Reduction
EVER MADE IN STANDARD
Charles Webb, d -re:i«ed. reproi
to tho Court, in his petition, dulv filed
entered on record, that ho hue hilly adminis-
nnd
tere-i Charles Wo’-b'
This is. therefore, to <-lte nil persons con
cerned. kindred and cr-ditors. to *how eauso
if any they can. why said Executor should
not be di*ohnrgcd from his Executorship,
and receive lcttcr*of dhmhsion on the first
Monday tn October. I860.
Given underlay hand andoffieiat signature
at eifiee, this 6th March. ISflO.
niarlO. JESSE LAMBERTII, Ord’y.
GEORGIA) Floyd county.
■\TTHEREA8. William J. Smith. Adminis-
VV trator of Matthew Smith, repro-ents to
the Court in his Ddition, dulv filed and en-
tored on record, that ho has tally administer
ed. Mntliow Smith’s eMtato.
This is thurefoie, to' iio all persons con
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause,
if any. they can. why said administrator
should not be diS 'hnrged from hi* adminis
tration and rccciro letters of di«mi*sion on
tbo first Monday in October. 1800.
Given under my hand and official signature
at office, this 5th March. I860.
marlO. JESSE LAMBERTII. Ord’y.
Administrator’s Sale
B Y VIRTUE of an order from the Court
<»f Ordinary for Walton County, Georgia,
will be sold bcforo the Court llonso door in
Cedar Town, on tho flr*t Tuesday in October
next, within the legal hours of sale :
Lot of Land, No. 32 in the 20th Dist. and
3d 8oet. of Polk county, bold as the pro-
perty of John Blaslngamc. late of Walton
couuty. deceased, for the benefit of tbe hoirs
of deoeased. Terms made known on the day
of sale. n *• nr ifliw/i.wt.
julyPI—3mvr
iropc-
ic hy
most healthy beverage extant.
Thk Most Eminent Piiysuians of Eur«
and Aniertco, not only rmotnmond it* ti
the hale and hearty, but prescribe tt
medicine whore a stimulant i* required.
Tnx Pkm.u.k S»:x will find it not only a
jdoAMint Cordial, butacertuin rcliufin su*ffer-
Ingsof a periolh-al ebaructer.
Analwicai. Ciikuihth of ull ranks pro
nounco it perfectly pure, -and its restorative
nioriss incomparable.
Sold only iu quart and pint battles by al
Druggists’ Grocer*, Country Merchants, Ac.
.Bowaro of IMITATIONS. Buy only
CHARLES'. None OTHER is IMPORTED.
B. BALDWIN A CO.,
Sole Importers.
Depot No. 40, Broadway, Now York.
, Also importers of fine. (Vines, Brandies,
Ciqars, etc.
CAUTION TO THE’PUBLIC.
“Schnapps,” “ London Dook” ‘Club House’
“Gins, etc., etc.
Beware of obnoxious, mixtures, put up in
bottles, bearing the uborc title*. They are
uncommon mixed Gins, and until compared
with the genuine
“CHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.”
they aro aptto docoive tho unwary. aopt.7.1y.
CHATTOOGA RIVER
INSTITUTE,
Gaylcsvillo, Cherokee Co., Ala.,
8. M. AINSWORTH, A. M, Principal.
(STUDENTS of both sexes will bo received
O at this Institution, and fitted for thp com
mon duties of lilb, or any class In our Col-
lego*. Competent Teachers aro employed.
Send for a circular.
Jao21—wly
Sewing Machines!
AFTER this date. I will well the improved
narlliojf Family Sewing Machines nt
• lurtinn »>f $2tl.uo from former pri<-e».
I*. S.—The New Straight Neodto Machine
i# now out.
nov23.1y. A. LEYDEN, GcuT Ag't,
THE COURT OF DEATH,
nov.30,
'ist elaborate nnd enclinnting
t iiukurv* ever produced in A«neri*-ii.— lm.
teen issued liy the undersigned. Tbo En
graviug is 23 by 31 inches in rize, nnd i*an
accurate copy of tho celebrated Pointing ol
the “Court of Death,” by tho venorahlo
REMBRANDT PEALE.
S inai painting covers 312 square
ns 23 life-size figures, and is val-
The
feet, conti
ued at
25,000 DOLLARS.
Mr. Pealo certifies that- tho Engruving “is
an accurate nnd admirable copy of tboorigi-
ool-” No engraving of the size und beauty
of this has over been published for less than
$5 00; but with a view of belling 100,000,
these arc offered f»r $1 00 carh. The whole
press of New York, Observer, Evangelist, In
dependent, Christian Advocate and Journal,
Examiner, Times, Ac., have spoken in the
highest terms of the Engraving, and recom
mended it to ovory household. They can be
sent safely by mail, rolled in strong corns.
One copy, 1, and I letter, stamps to prepay
postage. Give copies for $( without stamps.
Send $4, and obtain ope copy free, $1 nnd 6
letter-stamps secure one copy and a letter of
Agoncy; stating special 'terms. A hundsomo
reduction to Church Societies to pay Church
debts. Writo tho Eame, Town' and State
plainly. Addroes,
G. Q. COLTON,
P. 0;Box; 3391. No. 37 Park Row, N. Y.
- mayllw3m.
WU. NCJUUUnT, \ i TttOB. BCIIUTCUI!
.IAS. OIIMOND, J \ JNO. MOIUIISON.
McNAUGllr, ORMOND & Co.,
Commission Merohants,
And Dealers in General Merchandise.
Keystone Buildings, Whitehall St
ATLANTA. GA.
PREFERENCES—Messrs. Smith
Patrick; Smallwood. Karl A Co.: Allen, Mo
Lean A Bulkloy, New York ; Wm. M. Law-
ton A Co., Naylor A Smith, Charleston; J. K
Toft, Oo«h’i\, Duncan A Johnston, Savannah,
Post A Mol, Now Orlenus; Walsh, Smith A
Co., Mobile; Crittenden A Co., Louisville; M
J. Wicks, Pros. Memphis; D. A. January A
Co., St. Louis. n<iv23.1y.
jvbso.y?.v
(mountain Herb Pill
A sots, w« srtjwnl you wills s prtol
Tmeo, s cbW of a tribe »J Uis SlrsMS Af* **
that ones rultd Mexico. Vom will On-t »
him and bl* p«>;>t# In oar I'swpbbU Alwsw
tw bed gratia, from the Agent* tor thws I Hk- , _
Tbs tnvsntor *sd msnubeturcr of ■
Uln Herb PIIU,»• ksa spent ths greater p«H
trsvebng, bsving eWtsd nearly eeery cossW*
world. He spent over *1* yeer* among the
the Kochy Moantslos end nf Mexico, ,
the *• Mocxtais ltxss were dljeeterrt- J*
interesting nccount of bU edveatnres there, }*•"
our Atmeose end I’smpblet. ■ . .
It U sn HUWUbed teel. tbel sll diseases
lMPtlltl BLOOD I
Tbs Mood ie ths life I snd when toy
metier gets mixed with It, U Is st
every organ of tbe body. Eeery nsn
sod sll tbs vita! organs qslchly _***’
will not digest tbe food perfectly- The a
secrete a sutMciency of bile. Tbs aattoaef
weakened, and so tbe elrouletlon Is fteN*. «•
become eW|d with tbe poUonon. matt.i i f
congb—and all from a slight Imparity at thehj
bed of life—the Blood I As If von bid
earth, for Instance, lo a anre
tiny Heutet, lo a few minutes the »hoto«si
stream become# disturbed and dleeolered.
does Impure blood fly to every
behind. Alt tbe passages become ohstrwtsM^
tbe obetrucUon is moored, the Ump o» Itfe
These puts oot only purify the bkJud, bsl nr**
ie eecretioos of tbe body; they art, therebrv. ■
t •
Guns FOR BILIOUS OI«* , »
liver Complaint, Bek Ilsadschc, As. . TkU am*'
Medicine expels from tbs blood the hWAeeW*
saee, and renders atl tbe fluids add secretbe» t«
fluent, clearing and rwuselUtine (heettalem*.
Pleasant Indeed. Is It to us, that wd art am J
within your rsseb, a medleloe Ukeitw “M***?.
Prua," that will pass directly totbes***J
through tbe blood and Baida of tks b^J.“
ths anflsrer to brighten with tb# A«*h w •"
health.
Judton't Pith are the Beit tornM**
enee for the following Compw*?
Dmd Complaints, DWitily. ■ . •
SS
Chat Piteous, HtoAaehn,
Cbstfemea, Indipaiim, Ptmifr.k
K -BSL.,
Orem. • • •
. KeroBine Oil and Lamps
O F THE BEST QUALITY, FOK SALE
.hoop by
fobll. TUKNLEY, No. 3Ohoioe IIoubo
JWorm Destroyer—a frost
FARELL A YEISER’S. *
GREAT FEMALE
rsmales who value health, should »*’“ ^
these PtlU. They purify tbe Wood, rv*w» J
of all kinds, clsan*# tbs akin Of.iJ*
and bring tbs rich color of health to tbe pe»
The Plante and Ucrbe of *klebW8*
mado, were dlsoovered In a very surpn™v^(
the Tsxucstu, a tribe of Aborigines In
Almanac of oar Agent, and you «IJ1
the very Intereating account It ccntalae*
Mnucum” of tbe Aatecs. J
Oba.rv..—TX. JMb
BmUVul Wnrpr.
at „ con jarta. All **" "
8, L. JUDSON A OO., tn tuh tra
il. U JUDBON, * CO.
SOLIS PBOFBIE^
No. SO Leonard SW" 1
KsrrroKX.
w M wukJ Jww—A 44 "" ” ‘ _ J
For sale by l-oroll A Yeli.r .n’J Jj'S
A Nowlin, Un|n», Go. Alio by B, Yi
dealer* throughout’th» Btste. _ ^
M, A. WIMPEE & J
Carriage &
MAN0FA0TW
Opposito Harper A Butlers’ H»rdw . *]
Urond Stq,-KOME- 4Sr
W OULD rcipootfully Inform tb”'
and tbo publio g;ner.ily. tbj,^j
prepared to do all work In lb* ”
BUOOY AND WAGON LINE. . „
AH tholr work will bo wll *SS
latestimprovom-nU.doptad,butt ]
oall o.pocliil attontlon to pn
Jones’ Satekt-imwiAVS
TiiniiiLH soRBiwgl
Which for light and oniy r«lMSfw
rlor to tbo Iron axle., udwjOfeSrfl
. **-ALL NEW WORK WARM' „
^-REPAIRINO no.tly don.
notico. and oh.p for CASH,
All order. JprfflnjftW * ll * B , .
■hare of patronogo ■ollcitod.
apriHwly. • J
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