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Newspaper Page TextIthoUgi^ , «nil tho World, I1119 |.femback u seoodingHtate., I 1 ' 1 uinintfiiSlitbp made and llio r ,n L ‘ onTv ofleStata should . „,J, States got ready «»4 #° and noonrtldy power would > r nrmolcst. My own OpfflRntls | erc .Western end Noitli-wwtern T ,C 5 Middle State, and l®b«W I T„ Vow England Stales,. would } ° ’ And tlio glorious result ut i'iboffitwo should hold 0,0 r 1 ,!tuilh nil its turner, and t;,Kily tW? wlio Uuve beta, lalth- Pul* Southern States Mono with itarv naturally falling into our ImJid form the greatest gov- *' . ii.oii on earth. llio woiiil imt |ll “" . 0 Sa. n ,|„ctat and alter • ii-(' l tn us, llio world ,, , ii iv • nil'll our army, I1XV. - -"fa,hip, or Home (Ikife TIlyitSUAV MOIININU, Nov. 20. : UKAWNO MATl'EH ON KVEllY PAflE OF TllIS PAPER, -II l,i Wr Ji!, 1 ,vo done uutdiity tq h'aJPW. to I l lrra, and W cqnsttlut oiial Ub- I e great experiment ols.lf.gov- I it Wd shall have also dmuerm |i ,Erects in our present govern- ill ho prepared to gunru J . in another. AuoVe all, lull have found pood conscience*, M-ciireil that, either in the Union '„f it, which U dourer to us than Illiiion, and more lo ,M * desired 1 (’(institutions however vonernt- -..ut which y the on*l rtf all our el- 1,,, u l the ilcsiro of all our heartymr "u,. IU , Stntodg.oiir rights as cituouil, ,ur honor ns men. I, c Example* of our Father*. . following i» the lJUli Article of [vamblo to the Greene eoutity res it will he noticed that ueiu ly , miicle is quoted lfo.ii Hie Unit has pap, .... Admitting, ivhut iuw never [ denied, tlmt under eertuin cirl itiiiK't’s the Union ought to ho dis- d, tho sober comtmm sense of ill- Jinnl would decide, that' it ought | 0 hti dune inn pnnio ul'- vxuiiv* I nor under circumstances winch | give it llio appearance oi being so 1 ' There should hethuuppeniMiice e reality of dolihcrutiOn'uiid dig- giving tlio dentil blow to »o great B,ul,lie. <>ur fathers wero in a po ll almost exactly idtmlof to our own L they dissolved tlio tie that hound to limit llritiuli. For Us to take „f like character, without liav- violence to their experience example, would bo us un |a.s inweixMit, and- prove that we ■ unworthy dojeeiiduuto of noble I •HI. . - »,r- ,« I.<>.-<> unnns i.f Home Market, Nov. 29.--Cotton ran ges from 5.J to D -cents, Thoro is very .little money hero now wtyli wldch t.o buy collqn, ur.d a largo lotcould hardly ho sold. Speech of lion. it. if, liui.- At the rmpiost of numorous Iriends wo to day publish the speech of the “great commoner” of Georgia to the exclusion or. nearly nil other blatter.— Wo intend next week to publish the speech of .Iu-!l Henning, .upon the oilier sal , i ilr..» great question. It is not dtitx rr, follow implicitly tlio load pfan;,’ man,, however distinguished; hut it i»-right to.giyc-n candid e,msid- erution’t'o the-views of nil great men and then, with a conscientious regard to right and duty, after obtaining all tlio light ho can, for every niuu to choose for himself tlio .course of patri otism. Arc you firmly for the.fJursttout It is our candid opinion tlm( the qiius- tion or llio peentaneurg vf the » of tdaeeri/ in this country, will ho linterial- Iy'aUuv)ted,by.omo moans,in the next •few mouths, l.et nil prejudices banished and,every muu look, this sub ject boldly in the fuco. Tlio South must Am***either a futlyreetignhed equality \n the Union, or independence oi’T of it. Fast !>a»\—Yesterday, the 2fttli ii wa • observed in our city with hoeoining *. rvice-. |(eligioii« exercises wore held ip Hie 1,‘ily Halt whiuh. was tilled with ladies undpcntleinan, and an interest never'before manifested on similar oc casions, was exhibited by our citizens geiieinlly. All business houses were closed during tlio day. A<i.\tx PosfroxKn.—Our Mendelssohn Society friends nro particularly unfor tunate!. Tlio hard rain on Tuesday piglit again pre.vonlod tlioir Concert, and ii is new postponed to Friday night, tlio fiflth Inst. Tlio course of these sages of lltwolution was ono of -grout win- •‘It recoivod‘th6 uppluuso of the .statesmen of Europe, - Tlio fend. It the colonies were rosoluto, hut I and <h liberate. They approbated I the ilillluuUy and delicacy of the ] imposed Upon thdm. They laid \ plans slowly and cuutipusly, aud | deep sagacity. It ’ f* wo w i-dll a iv to trace their cause. They began imiting their counsels. No colony ■led alone. They formed a Congress iJoint declaration and action. Tile res* so formed assembled in 1774. .. did not begin by dissolving the tn: they adopted a declaration (if Its, they issued addresses to the led Colonies, to those of Canada, fof (Srent llritian; they petitioned ■King; they petitioned tlio ' King;' " .viopted resolutions to import no sfroiu Great Britian und liulaud, I to ex))ort none lo tliOMwcountries;- | nrepareil arms; •they kVlU delayed; J know that in reforming abuses, tlio ■ step fs to dissolve the GoYortimeiit;- I were firm hut j atieut. Boston ■ occupied by a Hritisli nrmy. ' Tlio |leof hunker Hill was fought,' Thd\ , of Fort Moultrie was-aclucvetup The CiiiKAT M.\ni.v • Fair.—The great international Fair of tlio Cotton Plant- eiV Association-of'Goorgia open to all tlio Southern ^KtntiNi and to Kumpc, will begin In MpeoiV, .Clit., du Monday, lid l^eeemher, to' continue for three FtmKiiAl/.Tljoiirrt in. tub Soltu,—We append wlmt is said to bou correct list of the Federal troops at present atatioin the .Southern States: At Fort ., Va at Fayottevilfo Ar- my of nrliUeiy;. ^ companies of eompuuies of artillery^ Ar-enrtl, N. C. 1 compft- Fort Moultrie, ,S. C„ lillery ; at Augusta, 1 (M>mpany of artillery; at.. Key West, Kin., I company of artillery ; at Thirnnees Barracks, hear Peftasotthi, Fla. -1 company of-arfilleiy; at Bnton limige La., 1 ‘ company of ' artillery—total about 8l}0 men. There are about; 120 United State,s marines at Norfolk lVimscoln. Tlio wjeruiting sl.itions of .Jetlersmi, Mo., and Louisville have no full Aiompany garrisoning them just now.—Aniptitb! 1 D\ Latest- News; President lluehaimn on Secession. Washington-, Nov. 2;i.—Tlio Prosi- <t«nt yesterday, in coiivamdloti, took strong grounds against secession. He said that ho could not beliovo that the great West would permit the mouths m tlio Mississippi rjvtuvto bo-diehl by u foreign power. And,* Vaid heV Sonttt Carolina wishes to enter into a conllict with mo, and, upon-drawing the first drop of blood, sho oxpoetalo draw oth er States into flic movement,. .Itris true, Jio continued, that the South has suffered great wrongs at the hands of National 'States ji. minting ittfl. ., ..ww thin. The South should first appeal to the North for justlco, and if It i* denied then, suid tlio President, 1 am with them. Oliiuiut tti'sigmiiloii. . Wamiix.itox, Nov. 2.1;—-Among the resignations ol SiUithanf Fcilcml ofll. eial-, is United States Marshal llnnril- ton, of South Caroline. : » t :w n The Kunsus ,Trophic*. W.vAJofiA Npvi BXll l,» report. e,l here tUaV,Montgomery hoa ilefij ni'd Ids nitention to carry on the war in Kansas and border States, until -he has, secured tlio freedom of every negro lii S-Mitli-westei’ii Misfotiri. • } l.iueoliPs Position. Bai.timohe, Nov. 20,—TlnJ Nc\V YorkJ Kveniug I'ost eontaijiH n letUSr IVour Springfiehl, llliifoise, tho ifome of Lin coln, which was written by a poison in iiis eonfhlenco after a eonferetieo Willi Lincoln, and is endorsed hy tho Post ns a seml-ollleial programme of tho Inten tion* of tin. President elect. The writ er says that Lincoln will conduct diifc administration cohfdnnimly t<rtli,> -cM- timents* «•! his previous -'poc > l,c N ,;,ij.| will n-.M.c driven fro-,, T ISSSSSSSi® i- determined t., he l'ruci.hmt (jCufie ■e/ui'e Ho .*lp|Mi)Vl*- of son's <Aaife6.1u.r}gutd> twinth (Jafoli- ill net .. much like him as circumstances .will permit. lHsTJabltlet will he composed rtf trim. Republican*,, and not even Boll will Invasked to i ’ that. Courier. »take'if seat tlicretin.— Lincoln’* Puluvcr. Chicago,. Nov. 22.—Lincoln arrived hero to-niglit. lie inmlo* two slioit ad : dresses, and excused himself from refer ring to political matters. He said.how-' over, that lie thought nil people would <ld well who were dime well b\\. Ho »ald ho would try to do well’to ull parts of tlio country. North und South, and hud entile conlhleiiee that all would ho well with a|l hPui,'- t j : flout is now considering Hie o.xjiedicnev of recoiumeitdlnk Giiligresii to <:nU *« vonvention of all tlio States, as tlio only way of preserving tllo-Unlon. At a meeting held ycLfoMaV. lA KiseW ty,. Xp.,, resolutions were pfts’sod,' Ii Uarolma *o del rorpiestfiijt South t clay lher, 1774, to ,fuly, 177h, they jnnde )’ Hl'urt that was honorably to pt‘o- j tin* Union. They still hesitated Ibollsh it, even in tlio midst of 4«»t- l*ieges and frequent bloodshed. It I at the end only or nearly t\vt>yyftrs,. '» every appeal to tlio ..justice. ii'Uliip and interest of Knglrtnd hm^ tin vain, tb,T t\,iidnvVsVpied-'tlie. >h that unitt'ii »he e*»lonies to 'the ountiA . ’tTieiA wn* no hoVi^h., •, no imfoyeni liasto, nq UiiidJ |iing into tl»o, uiiiys m' rovolpUpn,' a vague dependence, tm some epp utJii|iiter to assist them in’gkttjou- I of it. Tim leader* -,f»f Americn |o sttttosiupn— culm, .finu, md(ToratOv y took earo to scour© und estunliah «' Union hefora tldty * dissolved tl|o |tpiotod from tlio Uhorlestofi ItriorJ 0 .. i J i Word to the Month and North. flic Now York Uemlcl concludes 'an,, Itorial upon tho aspect of political id's a with tlio following practical ^ug-” Btions; fcconling to tlio prtssentAppbnrnnces' ro are but flvo Stoitos rcsolvcd^Utjqiy assjon. TIkmo are South" Carolina, prgia, Alabama,’ Florida a\id''Mlft«ii»- [I’i. Tlio other., filoi-o. Stn.toji; of tho hth arp in favor of rei^nininjt in Hi f Union, at least until some o\'ort n; S!, ioh h^fifiufetipitftnrteWfrighA. wsioii of thoHclivo Stilus, tliercfor_, ■I have the immcftlatcrrtflfeet tif giving ^ Hepuhlicnn party majorities in both Rises of Congress, and wilt 1 have x\\6 ►qioctivo effect of'weAkenihg tho po- fLal influence ri o(. tiny. JnstUidioii tl of f *ean slavery^. .Thoyl Svwddjl tliVio- f c * he playing directiv.intA tho handy I the ailversavy, jufittls fhoy dfd- Ad ay. JMji* hands wheif U fpy dedl Jwln, |o Bomocratio.Conyewtiqiis at Cliarles- Viatul Bultimoro., ,^ml whut.,do tlio fcction figures -prove? They "prove;/ things; first tlmt tho United oppo* |ion vote, North and Soutli, exceeds T Ih'puhliean vote by eight hun- J ei ‘ thousand ; and second, tliat tho ■position vote in tho free State!* out- ■junberod, by 550,000, .(Jio onppsltion tblc * n ^ 10 8 ^ avo ^ tato3, . ^ ,0 Inpa. SllL'TIIEIIX 1'llEK NlUiUOI-.S Ton;t.SE8T Noiitii.— It is mitleistood that this Leg islatures of Virginia and Nyrtli Cai*oli- un will act-ilt ouey on a proposition to ^dud all the free negroes in tfioir limits to the North, nnd perhaps pay their ex penses thither out of the Statu treasury. ;Tin;re ai;o over fifty ‘ flirtusn'nd free po- . .. *crdrs hf tlie^o two }?fn|es. H is said the moderate patriots kept ojicij; ’5tlier : Sputherii States .iviR puisuo tlie |(loor of reermoi fiat ion.. From Sup* saiuu-oourso., tion foe tho present. IVrhaps they want to send a eommiistpiU'i t<» gdn^uh with her upon tho laaiftwe^’ of . uniting the co-operation ol Virginia. There have Ijffn -jMrf*;icslgmitlnus ill the Cabinet a* yet. Nona of the mom* hers ai-qnxpeet’eih'tr unless at tin ir State Tlmf.^rnmrtffttolff ted to pCCi!|l ife A 4|-... p — — Jt— lorilus*—The Fnihlcirehaagci'nf our inutr nro sourotM of Pahuoiury. llioiicliiul, amt A-Unnatic Affectlohs. "Kxptfrl'ci'ce nnv- ing proved that hiiaplu rymidics oHon net speedily nml certainly when taken in tlm early stn?#9 of tho discaio; Vi'courso »h6nld at oneo l/e had to "Brown’s Uruitchini Troches” or thd cfcM; Ooutfli,* or Irritation of the Throat he ever so slight, /Ii-tby tlihrpiV«aatifi|i-i»n*t>iN»t*;rions attack trtay ho - ertK’tiiiilly tvhrdVif • otl". Public speakers nnd.Silisors w)ll fold tboa; eQ'voiual for dlenring toad strengthening tho volfce.— Sun adverlirtPimiut. weaknbIh .wn'bk'iili.i'i’i.- ’ > giving Btringtfi and vigor to'tho system. Yaupg persous .nteriug i iiilq woiiiunln od, with a deraiSg«rtnol\lof tho fnipiions.- niiiLto blethers'at tliA'turnef WIN will’ l*« hk»h 6ntoji*ioiiA in «imrtiiig'llui tide ef life that may be on the tmu. .Young and elderly men siller in a shnilnr manner at tl)6' jwri'ets. when tliure i* always dn igM*. they should tl»vr.l'..r« uinhigo a euaiev of this purifying iimdioin^ which uuiircs lust- fifghenltfi.* ■ ‘ This great lloaseliold Modifltie rank* ninpiig Uio lending necessaries of Jife, IfLWoflknvw ' lights |he w*rl< .Indsnn** Mol,ntalii Herb rills ore sold h all -Mbdieioe ]h‘o)rre. v liov«l>—ivlm Mexican __ 'lli' woifik'iTnl t-AV*i*iA ulurity—perhaps no nr inont. It hufjiollv-heeii styled n l'uino* f-»r nil eVierit.il'■ WmimN, ,'n s, Mwelliii; Sprains, UruiseH. or Kriiiilions on Man B ast. It is *«*llir n msd.Hne of siirprisii vfr.ue, t'at Physicians are v in|ielhd pr*M*rilit it, and Iroip some reiaiirknldeem Mf €ldouiea/d DistbrUil UlnJiiliiut ill eas-s has naturally atlwiotod niiich attonfion fm die first .Miicntillo minds of ihe age. J family ran nfi’»rd to be without u huttle tin* Mustang Liniment in the house, llewu = - . i NOTICE. rpiIOSE gUijtcn* of Polk county who X •pposedfo the IMMEDIATE Dissplution of the; Unio And nro hi-faVor of tiroserviug our right* fill* I! ....... ..i. 4^ ......... j|^ „l,,r m o’ ConVcnl the Uujon.nrb rcmieitcd i ” rn on the first TudinUiy. lioininate dolegnte.i tc ly ealloil by tho Lcghd iihutecoaniy ofljcvsrs; C first WodnaiJay ii;‘ January nextr ovSflJrlJWi11 Maw Yoter*. . ^ ^ To tho fs.-cl Fioyd CO. '?* I' I loyd enriifb^ifimit A Llithe cl,i die Slate of deerfiu Irmn tho Union, l>ut who are imfo}ur of firm.u,»i decided p-nulnpco hy tilt* ft.*lltlier»l St ft lei*.’ Set ill g luenn'e rt (ll'rnilgh a Kmidilrn 'irvehikm. nr in sm*h way ns a majority of thcju liny line in eXpediii’ft. wilt •plTurt** in.tot nl tin* Pity of llimuvmid nt tho t'il.v. Hall, outlie FUtHT TUBS DAY INDH* P.EM UK It JUsNT, nt IJ sV| M *k, for ike r»ir- po e ef unmimitiiig eaudidiites for llio Pon- vuiiLoa. -Hr 11111115,1 ok tiik Paoeu:. . .^AJaSoitliiBraor eopy ^ Postponed Concert! 2 Aii-COMMON SK> '.hi hy all,druggists la the ertisoment la another*v<*himn. ovSOwliu MEN.DELS3H0N SOCIETY! H:iviv|io.«lp m d llieir f!. ucef, t» Friituy Night, November JIO,It. r.nn cV/orthy’ii Mxis'o Room, !•> ( i t .-trr l .' -!•»., ItatMing. (-.inert I.. w »*C?-.Tifk'*i« AO ccuta.-fia. GFUUGLl, Folk county. W it Kit FAS - Wiliam Hogg list* applied tn m« for lottcrs of tluariPnushlp fo* tin* no io n.* and proprny of Muttlo \v»'m and tioorge Francis West irdaor ort/hau«< of Fmft- eis J. Wosl, Into of folk county, dee’di * These nro therefore to cite and admonish tin kindred nml friend* of said minor or phans to show emu*, if any they hare, why letter* should not lie grunted Hit applicant* on tho 2d M <m!*y in January next, in trim* k>f I lie law. r;iven und. r my liundimdofndiil signature i.nw. thl* Nov. 2). I’BO. uov-27—:MVd HI A. BOUPKlifl, Ord. tlio puopl •, whatever tne mls^hui^dand.mis- ftitlhropi* idillosiiidier* 'may soy jo Un* cou'ir- trarv. .Slimy llnyu n gomnldirg; lof ikt nfci- ils -ho eletlnyidTmonsIralcd, and IfojV will ‘ ito to give i, Ihcir most cordial nnt- The ma» es have already ratified the judgm ni, iif a physioian, eoncjernlng tho viitiie, «.f lIMSIJSTTKU’rt 1UTTEU8, ns umy bo wen in tin* humVme quimtities of this madieine that me'‘Hnnmuly srild' in over/- see,ion of the land. It Is now recognised ns greatly superior lo all other remedies yut do- .vi^'d ibr dlarnses of the digestive organs, mi h a* dinrrlnen, dysonteiw, dvspojiBio, nml l$»r t|ie *,Serious (liters, tllol arise from de rangement i f those no,thill* of the system.— Ilostclfer’s n-iine I* rnnldl.v hsoonting a household word. (Tom Ma ne to Texas, from Given under my hand and nilicinl signature dhe Hliqresef'the AthfoKe (olthayPu 1 lie.—4 A)||/Nov. 21sl 1HIHL -. ff/y ilirfnrUcle uiitUte sitUsIleiU ’ / ... novaOwflm. 8. A,.BOBBERS, JUOH(«iX-Floyd C'onnty, T o all whom' It may cuiieern—Jnuios C. Peiniierton having in proper form applied LMOllfilA, Polk bounty* yVIHiam, ilogg* exect|tur--M,f ll und testament of Sarah Fn,rosier, Into of suhl cmtn'y, deecus.-d, up- plies f >r letters of iLsmissian from hb said administration,. 7 fn< —so are, tliorcnirb; to rite ail persons eon- l.kiiidrot ulid creditor*, to *haw enu*e II any lliey eon, why said ndntiidsirumr shmild K it lie dWehargsd Irpiu Iiis nduilutsirptieii ami eelyo loiters of disiuisshni on or heforo lliu first Monday in Jaiiu next, otl erwisc the said executor will tlieu ho dismissed fu terms of tho statute iu Mieh emu* made and pro- ridod. Eaots. ,i- •' Ihli paper tf« pre^ont to tho |*i?bii« q„r, 'uelmhli) tc(Uiivuiy estaldUliiiig iho fie.-L- UndwayV Itvady ItellelV . Iteguluting . State A in HbiratiIu,-- Aftn* h very nble'dlseu.^ioh o'f iio*tPly v Ijie entire Jii)> the tiill to iiitl tho oitizuusof Georgia in tho construction of iruilroads, was put i its i.Mi^.'ja^o . iji the PIouso of. Re pro-, ntativos y.este/ihiy, artU hist .by u votu y»f 02.161 n.r^AJ'dedfeiil/e liecoeder. . *Float Yifgifiia. • A irii-nd > i\< tlid Macon Tidegiuph, has Ituitth'U ijs the- J'ollpwihg lion, an inlluvittial citizen of Riclnuoiid. V'ir- c uii tUU<C ultln.fttol.V’^oii’ith her Month- •inter*—wo have no fears of that.— v diclaio or patriotism, interest, \ontimei,t of fading will draw, her to it lie .South, howovdr much *Uo- nWy^fo* tp,*' ESTIMATED VOTE OF HjOO. hl.VCOh.v’s VOTE. : J f !' co States, 1,800,000 f s,ay o States, -50,000—1850,500 orrosiTiox vote. f f !' 00 States, . • l^JOO.OOL . P s liivo States- ' 1,050,0m) 1 —2|050,000 ■Total voto, |'l>03ition majority, f State Opposition vi | hla vo States, 550,000 l«^rim CUarloiton correspondent of x® Herald writei: • I j 10 Convention will probably ait a hut the first "thing dono will he i T 1 ™' ^Lvgratli is much talked of 1, 0 Uotnmisstonbr to sottlo Avith the F'ornmont the terms of secession. Ho I p , r W»»rtd cool. L„!fr l, . 0 , confldonoeln suooess and Em!; 10 ? 1 roauUs of tUe revolution P °' Va stronger daily. disiinii i saw i«o RtVpubLy. ”*•* f thay should bo drawn :»nto ;-t|io'Lusty and nioli -meas* colnpnratiVoly .frco'troin diingdr... f Virgiltiu • will. maintain he, ‘lights in the Union,' or'leave iL < llirtt is (lie right course. A lopt that, and wo shall jib rood “O' ta{© iat|H*ui*lin tho' Und wav's. Itvady Itelief, .-Iteguluting i’llj.-i. hud kvuovniiag llvMilviUh, nrn,- uni nulv nosulve enralive* % ofilh** i*irk» ufflielml' with' rlHensc: hilt that lbi*y have in many infill!Iid«*, and bavo ro- ditist health mi failed, kcr, llome, Cm. • I FrtUft’rTT.lvPWliM; '■ r. II. Siii-inir. M('r..h»l | t| Ji(lg(ivvllll.'i Fa,. M« »..n wa« iilclcml •■(■ far ilonil, ’ ' ' tlu I.! friuii 1,1. 4im.-i.iiiI 8t4r«l Jlia 'f.Jn.. imtliiJ ad**i nil »tlier*tapnii* uf tmni Y«i> *8h* h/Tifrn’ey O. u ..,».v v> blip . .. all and Hngdhtr tin' klndfed ami *nld deceased. In In* nml apjiear at ithin tho'lhifp projerilr'd I»y luW,'i *.>ii«r*/ if imv tbi'y linvo, why permanent AdnrfnLtratfun sh*»uld net brt "grantril uhto I allies Oi'l’flmhprtob on John Fowler’* ystate Gtyeiiliiidoriuj*'hand cud utfieialnignatnro, ginhu. Xasiivim.e, Tknn., Nov.-i'iOi-^thv fob I’hinter’*, Union; tind.Mtnto lhlHk. 'New York, Xiiv.2d. —11otjipsou’<Bank Note RppnMcr-quotd* uliiAirreiH funds, front all plncv^ so ut I, q)' \V/i th i i iglpi i uity at jOiu-r ci."|tt discuuut; and Maryland uid \V/ishii|gtv,i ill 3 and 5-' par coni discount. Fit nl. liny ,»a*f nl. Mii.i.KmiEVihi.K, Nov. 2fi. -The Sen- fi?' in iuvor to 27 against^.it. It i.< umlev- Mi**istiippL.'L6gL>latdre. .1 AqKsox,,Miss.. Nqv,..2<».—*TI|o I«ogis- lature nwoly., orguuizod to-day.. The Governor'a ilesWKte was h*ud in both Houses,its tone was nndonYnrnmiaing. Tlio ? member 'dqipcnr unanimous for .secession. • . - Markets.* OiiAithRSTON, Nov. 27^—,Sales b/ Colton" to-day. 2,101). L'de^at iiriccs ranging froin 1 $| to U cunts. The nmrkot closed with uu ad vnuciiig tendenny. Stuck .Market. • New York. Nnv.27. There wa* a Let? tertVeling in the *to«‘U inarket to-duj\ Mi^ouri’s wcre qnored at «»'•) : Virg* •Thorn wo* nn old inbn wliine'hairs ...no |.W>- Jlf.m ollpBUKilUll in llppllinil.lo (o ,!mt i^vJhv'avi.fciaafuMba earlier doyi* pf Ihera -wnnUt have been nn iicsc-^ity xif cor.fihgtUio fact that ‘Oils Imir* w*rd wb fi.r, like must uf the <dd men nf the pr,* thy! ho lifiiflWiJiiihnflAottiy l»hv©4< * •t-ret’a llnirHesJnnitive. wldnh iv re*tm-c»l -Hislisir'IoalWliapHv, imiurnl color of color. Hemcniber that this re.-nlt wa* prodnecd ifSSMKiP'' ' jtAtL^N .t yOj* proprietors. . it in po- _ thoVJVoct that a dissolution of the OoLinot is imminent on account of tho prositions taken by Mr. Riudinimn in. his M<»sago. This h not generally 'credited,'hut thoro has certainly been trouble of some sort in tho Cahinot meeting to-day. The Washington dispatches published m fill tho Northern jmpers tend to eOnfium my telegl'ani sent two days ago, tlmt •tluV’Trtisidont regards secession M fln inh-ingement of iho Federal LuwS.— ciJf:?-• ,.. Wasiiinuton, Nov. 20.—Dispatches received by the Government from our Minister to Moxico, Mr. Me Lane, ^tato tlmtthe situation of Mexican a flairs ik •. would ho satisfactory to tho United ‘^‘ates, has resigned his post, Kx-Gov- •nor Weller of (jalifornln, lias been up- j>ointod to succeed him. Already, ^X > i-xcuKp,*r-'jJht\ s diw^‘ , ious oflcctoftho election of Linoolu is si,own from day to day in the: Northern pnS pors', bi tho doclino of stocks. As Bhown in'these roporlB, Ktooks havp not'only fallen,' hut tlioir tondisney is down, down, down. If wo "had spaco wo might daily copy ft column from Now York anu Pennsylvania journals, to prove tho ruin that is fast coming upon the just Aud’ unjutft ulikb in those States. Verily tho wind was sown, and the whirlwind is upon thorn. What a Union.—If one of onr eiti- v us wero to invite old Abe Lincoln to line xxj.t4i ; liiifi hu ; wotfld hft subjected to. Ruiits" anti indignities tlmt would be z<ms taunts' and ihdigiifties anything hut pleasant,-and justly for his principles tiro inimical to o... praco and safety. Ife'nt it a glorious Union when a man who is not lit to re ceive tlio common civilities of life in ono end of tho Union, should ho Presi dent of the wholo country.—Augusta Dis. Stop,'ixo rut: Sitpmks. —Tho Ala- con “Telegraph” says; Homo ol our provision men wero notified from »St. :Louis yesterday, that'no more credit, would ho extended to Georgia custo mers for grain son assigned; ing splat:'du provisions. The r< ■ UM&w lit never roach 8t. Louis [ion. lhi' iv-Infi* uf JAhnTJwj/r.'lufo yf. Jhgal Itoars of sn In* Hiote uf Texas, ilocc.i«il. /f One liun<lrtsl • Tli^Ve arc tliCrofuiv to c-!ft* it nil mlthoTiWl more nr lost. bob»i Exeouior’s'saio of L a, n cl s. Sr. irmii’s U NDEll uud'h.- .... Obsncrry, granpit virtvm of .. _ „—pit at-tlio May term, lsoy, of tlm Superior t'uurt ,.f Jlurkc ai>uaiv, (he iinilors'.giuil, «* Kxooburs «r tho Just will nmtito*tMaont ol Uniry d’. Junta, tlvcpascih Into of said cv’ujty, oU'ur f., r *«le thafulluw-, (ngJjut* uf UVNB, boloug'iHg to the u*tali* uf ^111410009*011: • ■« * (lountr* Xu#. In LAUGK Bottim ami Vinh?, Sotklni! iltFll rmnlml lo wlloro chnjroii of (|a«nt U*o lu fsBilll^irUi mtq much trouble «ml •*ptn*o, ft* w«ll iu tho Utm uf many chlldrsn—foe eight out of otSty tea ca*c« goueniUy wqutre It. A CARD. ■ 3,'isw. Mmrs ANODYNE COUGH DROPS. 5 »ii5SSSSSS , aS»tfaS&.(Se: T iJsi£ T thought to Ub Il'cldfclly co**u»ptlv», hsie bwu l>sramuiinttonllconghmlxtnros.-’ • ..•■•j..: K FRENCH MIXTURE. ±sr 1 f'i;fcfi , r.% 4p urkffi. 4 '8- air Albas sdidioRh. THU sxtooUrs roinpdBOli romhluM mvrerUM lotiUljr* dUTorosMe tail* and clsney I* not rlrnUSd In Atsorlea. . I.ITTI.K»S , RINGWORM ft TETTER OINTMENT. hy lb,* wttsdyt -t. ' lo > .lofl tlm*. Tar tk» ram «/ nmnrotif tan* ,f. v. .mxKs.'V M. n.Mo:;ks. | . , /,- If AC frkWd • T.XIS. H. AV. JOXKS, f ■U’.B.JOXRS, J Hcrtnlqj,, Bnfkc cy.'/Gn. . m]»I IwTi Administrator's Land Sale AND HALE OF • l.’KlUSlLYIlbE' 1‘UOPEHTY. A GUKKABLE tn mi Anlor Irhin Mm Hun. Court i.f Ordinary fur l'nik ('muily.'Gi'o.. will .bo sulil nt iniblic -outcry.'on tile fir*, Tiii'siluy in Docutuber iioxh Iwforo tlm Court ILmsa. <t«»af in Homo, Floyd oo., Within tbo legal hour# nf ante i Shit also hi*nntuoblown into llio glM» ofthch TxililV 43* Alt ordors And KtGrs to bo sddrewed to~ 1 uttle&bro.,,:„;;' . Wh.loraKDrnntai/ U.ou. OA Mil for FwolLhf VAtyri ii.Sl'm/,.'."' octIHw.’im : • • takT: vor’iTrTmTck- "'' x7 ~i Camiort' Sfid ItlLs.'a; I'uin uud jt^ony.” '* Dr. Tobias* COlobratqd VENETIAN LINIMENT WIjom) wamh-rfu! otfft'B, fitreuntl Inatnutuuc- otn net Ion, in c.ise* of ■ * - (.lut-^si j Chronic Hlicitnlhtisni t IfcndnclM'. • (iI:oUG1 A—Floytl Ctflinty. N* 5 I’lC’K l# borvby glVon t*» nil jiorsoas^l lidS'Lijj tmi tin* ilb,link'd* nguinst Kivlu id county, deceased, to \is> pf«p'M ly apulo out,. thiio prescribed bv. lair, qo w their eliarnetcr' and amount. / .fid nil jiorsu is indvbted to said deceased liVrobv required to make iiuuiediuto •in-lit." J. R. HIM MONK. AdnYr, ov.10 PAR AH C. SIMMONH, Ail’x. Notice. •rn\VQ MONTHS after dale nppplirnth X w iR bo iniulo U> IIm Ordinary of. ill.bi la., fur lea ^legrueo. hohiuflng I Im Ordinary o In sell dll tlm land nml > llio cstato of lliehurd used. ' - J. It. HIMM0N8. Adin’r. HAItAlI C. SIMMONS, Adm’x. d tweuly-aerrt of. land, nixing to Mil) estate or Afex- Auder M. Morris, into or Folk *cn*lbuvd»t. ,, d. known as ihirKaox p'aeixndjomingjimdb nf Ldo Taylor und kiUibrs^-jsliuiit sixty mires' rlriirvd hnd tntcaUtvjill.rti. W ltli.il •»onir®.» 'ftblo dweUiao 4m»uso and other impnivt • Tertut-rUup half rasb, the reiaajiMl.r ou.a Credit of twftJVo nielitbs. Wlibout' Interest,’ secured bV noiisi witfl approrril-sA iirilyj suit* rtf •November *.u*xi, nil. ilia perwhuble Property uelouging to the estate of said do- caused, edusULjig rtf jiuiiso/lphC und kitchen furnlfuijs pljiptatlon tools,’ \vagoii>,.n btigyv And harness, fimrgiipd! larm.tnule*, nue yi.urtg Piorwj heVse. the; crop (if eurp, futldfr, wjient nud oA''*.^ fine lot of enjtl^, porg. uud slm'k iiFm'W • u ^ p ,rm uw * : Tern,*—Tlie corn,"Judder, wheat, ontqnM port b&* wiiruSnld fur.ona half ca.-b, the remaining Iqilf, together with ull tlm ptlier pumlinblo property will-b©sold on a credit twolvAmoillliS witlumt inteyert.- Hmull ante* with approved Mwui ily, except *is Iu Hum* «i live doll a rs and under, which yrjll luscajfli.— *1P Hili: Joct23 . •• t • Adin’i ictiow l». K. Traveler^ nrf* alwhj*s 1inbfr% to sudden ifUftrk* of Dysentery, and Cholorn MotbtiS; andthese i*tf«Uirrtng when ' hlweuP 1 froAi home are very tiujd;fl«lrtt.*- l’errv Davis VogetirMCT Pnirt . _ - Killer mnV Tilwavs he Adicd nponMn’ wn/es.* A# *<*mi a* yrm’fbel the in mpwm take one lartspoonniP 1n 1 h gHI of YlrtVMnlUi and tnnhnwe* and a ollWdiny wbt?r? stir hell together ond RflnK Imf. •* itotful th* dew*every’Hour IftitiPHItfeVeU’. If tlm pajus iie*sovore,’;bfitlid Ibc BbW^s^nid 't rick AVith, the medlclur.'tdeuh ... - - Iu eases uf Aslhmn and-Phthlslp. tnke n Yoafllooiifttl In rt gUI or hot water 'awtsetewd ■*widP with 'mhfdssHr r’nled.' hafko tbo throat* rind-st miw«*h fnitlifully with tbo inedioine Hear.- • 1 * “ * -Vr. y 8vtleVnys It,Rices'out the sorenrs* hi rsseS rtf hone-seUihg foster tlinn'’anything he Spiffed, ' Polk SH6rif! Sale. ■XTTILL-ho snld'hefoFe lh#C<nntmfob'Ad<4 ifVV 'hf Ti'drir Tnwp on tlm first TfiesOtiv ifi r ,Jrtnq*,rv rtdxt.. wifliih tliri' letfnl liditrs/o] La'i'/ibr fhlloWtug iVJ.perfy fo.wfl / ” 'T on.. 1...1 ..f i.oiiii. Xo.-nJn, l it 5it gwCViffl 'll), fort.; WfB* .in m (III! jiroiWrtV i.f IKp.* ■tfilrav,' W^e.l(|. Iv v/rlu.’ or 'hVn /iia 7 !rc' -..ilrl ll. fn< nr 107.-. -lii.trlct a: M, ..f mM ountv.’rihe lu favor «if\V. F; DA libs/ riti d VuT* II MW of M;L: Pal in :r, bearer, vCH-V- V.id . ..ml II. (I. Hilvev. A Do-—fine’ Jj*"»t V»f Land Y"* 70/.in Yllk*.' nd *M seek, RM/jJ on fheJiroperfy Hf Jjilpi' i. Uowfr,’ bv' virtlio id a ntift.' issaedn'Olh ’oik Superior eoiirt, in favor of Wm,- H. fates, vs. John RowpoK.* Oi**Wj-ini( Wlltfld U two,nnd-E.-D# Hightower.* : * / ' “A - * E. LYON, D; Bh’IV. 1 »A NKW CH)N8BRVA*rfVE ’.ItRLIfltbl'S ' " ■ - ; JotfflNAL'.;; “•// 1 EteSiums for Slffisorib'ers. lU.OWS'S Bronchial lit IS^BAfl°IieyigSgjiAZe4SPjUmo-,g MWhjwfrWgMf rrii.H-rl to ImrU bv , 7“ AVwiii thwiwii *n»w fill* of fish, can Krf much relieved l*y bathing lh ft’lltUftef- *fUV’1’rttii Killer ntfknoh a* thetn*#IdehlWelirst in this way tlm nngilLh is soon abated’? h.iHiV nsnlYrn asmme lu five ml-oitcs. aiiyfliNonr fbur Hum*, and you will seldom have nliy tfodble. ■ ’; . _. Somothing Now forTarmers. SEED WHEAT, I CIIII.IAX" ami ••TUIlKitfll Kl.l-XT" SBKI) WHEAT. JjlARElJ, & YEI8UK harp j.ist lent varifllil n ml Imshols .... iiOSniIKfflll!iSs^*p2SJ seo U,.yuu umy. do wtdl- lo try.a for. ole as *ui cxiKWHiiout. [oeilOwJiiirl gut novo from that utetitftce; Repeal or siib Nortmerv LuiEarr Jhu.s.—Tho conscrvativo portion of the Rcpublioati pnvtyliV Mf^wWd.iikotts and .Vermont arc making movements to wards the refieal of the imconstituiioii- ul "liberty bills” which ha To Jbceii pass ed by those Stales. In tho ..Vermont Legislature a bill- for tho icpeul of the daw of UiatHStntoHia* beon hUrodueed, and the Boston Porit lins no doubt it will be followed by a similar mbfombnr in tho Legislature of overy Slato whose statute book is disgraced by a' similar law.—Reehongi, ff&pTlio Governor has issued his proclamation, calling for an election of Representatives to tne Convention on the 16th of January next. A Desirable Home for Sale, ’ I wfsll hf Fell my. land Link on tin* JncksinVlile road ij III lies' from Cedar Towii, co» v talniug 20J. upren, 20 clean'd, tlio bnlugoe hi limber. Com; place l» uiifieecs’-ary, ns .it Ip coiumUriMy lodm No. I Cedar oud is ime uf iho bcK improved aces hCth) Vaniy. Ila,vj!ik.»ia'.it a I»v*w. amu dwelling Vnh fi.Vo fpiuiii and front back fibre he*, TVaipe pegro cabins, cook Tootn, •siAoko-h'unso^'ktriMcs q'fm erliisj. nlso, finojy.'vvalercit by n\ flpo wrill Uu steps fruin (lie house,'nud Rig <VJnr firek rjiDMlrig on ihe North nninVcstb6t?ii<Iir(c^i .No iinnr/A-c- incut is nVcib'd'lrt the fitftftV is tfcR fonee*l, luostlvwith new rail*, oullfdri,. rind cross fen ces. The neifjbhoMiiwklf* eXeellcnt,nml'coV fcntflrit to Oiiarchos; Hcluiols, nricfjjilis, Thisplnro wllfbo sold at oxccodljigly low * 'figures; For further nftrticulara apply to Wwj T. Ndwinrin, Home, On., or to me, on ,l,o nreih- : a ter; • ’ 0. ■W.NEWmAn. . fiep20tw&wlf ... P UjRK ItahnnSiilnd Oil, for table uac a UubOtri. • YAKBLL A YBISEU. Cura .Goi\gh„ Cold, lloursp- ucs-i, luflucpsa,. nay Ini- Liti.iu or 8urimcsi of the ThrotL .UoliBva.iho Hacking Cough iu • (Jutuutuption, rUCCjlEH. ... - BruttchithHaVsili- .? x . Jua,. uml Catarrh, . Cl ar aud givo strength to tho voioo uf PUBLIC-81*EAKERS AND SINGERS.' Few urnairurp p'frli; inipirtnrieo of rtberk- S a Coifgfi br •'(’Mmir.on Cold ’ in 1 its' tTr*t age;, tlmt which in tho beginning would Troches,*< omitnining demulcent Idgfedfdiifs/ allay Pulmonary nml Bronchial rrritnllon. f •‘TIiNt -trouble rniqy Tlironf;' (for which' tlm “Trapnei*’ il 1*0.a TROCHES specific)Jirtvlrig; nfalW ■ incraWhH^,. ^ kjjm... omoirjF* • •'t-WimTiiftM - uitn-w ■ - T - I'nl.-.i,- tbociiks' . fcv. .b. itrcfr.U'is. •' •yrnit service In'* subduing BROWN'S H ,<,rS .Rov. DAN! EL' WISE. • u A)most iiudhut relief In the TROCHES distressing labor or breathing pcealinr to Asthma.” Rev. ADO. KG(W,B8TON. BROWN'S “Contain no Opium or any thing injtiriou ■». TUOCllKH De. A. A. HAYS, Chemist, Bunion. “A. .simple and p)eusaut com- BROWN'S bhmtiua lor Cough#, Ae. Dr. (j. F. BIGELOW, Boston. TROCHES . “Beneficial in BioucIhUs.” Dr. J.F.W*l,\SVo U-*ton., “J liav** proved tliput ipxcol* IHVOW.N’4 lsat./yr Whooping Cough.” , ltov, IL W..WAlUjt>iN» D'> BU “'- TROCRES “BpnH'mlul when eoiapoUo.1 •. ; * .to speak,suffering from ( 'Out.” .. • *. Rev. S, J. V. AJIDEKSOXn IlftOWN’d Hi, lvouL,. . - “EfiVetaalin romoving lionise-. TROCHES ues# and Irritation of tho throat, no, common with Sirnnkcr# am* Singurs.” . •* ' BROWN'S Prof. M;-STA(!Y JOHNSON, , - • “ImGrauge; itn., TROCHES' ' f r ■ Tenderbf- Mii.-ic, iSl»Utlioi , n*FAn»hl«i Cull<*ge, ♦‘Grout benefit!' wlien- taken iHROWN’S luforo nml after prcaohing, ns thpy* provonfo bos*^cnei..» Rmnt ^ITOCJIES tUMr qmst effect, l. UdnK'Jbuy jjff b-j ol fiermiyiput ndv.aatriko!' :Iin0WS-S ltav. ul A. ItQWjiEY, A.V., •Pros’t AlbrtiXCuHogOjTeum •TROCHES Sold by nit. Jlruggifts at Twenty ".Fivs CcntsaBqx. novWwflm' wurldsui lurgs, mniuUiintng at the 'diiiq tiuy^ .Wgh lilgmf/ taipv andaMligul- ficl. ubauaeuc-Q from ail uuiMcassnry-coMtro- U iijirinteti ia 1 . *• • * ■< - ■' . IMPBRlAD QPAHTO ' Oil Iho dlcst Paper, dmt In Urn •II.*!'' TVj graphivaI"Style, mul ls EnitirJIlfiftil Ir< "portrait's^f.EmuiORt MenT i In (lu Sltairtry.iiil I- - -»*•• • ■ •-•.*,.*.«» ■<liiui‘*d. cdilurfeiUy-aidt medianleallytV ltuliciunr l'uuiily Newspaper, - ,0.1 Of file First Olfts». ,M * -‘**- ()■** . Terms : -$2 per year, FiO-*eriherrf paying fAr the Year *tu ‘com- iienee 1*1 January ne4(\*wHl:fel''cfij , n I ,tllc pa- ier Gn»Hilton»ly njl Mthnfdutri. " it Cigars, Tobacco, SnufTs, T EAS, Yeast,. Roaders Ess. Coffee, Black- i»i “ | “ “ TpoTUACTTKI 1 CUTk <J\VUlW. COLVp «,Ii • ’■ ChifiliKDyi«htkrY, , efe(Y'' '•■*•»*"'dk MTW.NG.’NEW CATrtH-PHNlfYl »•* 1 L ' l<v tbutJmf atood tho lust of ftfir grua^ oa.px Tin* ciutf ino^s sole qjal rujiidly- with fetrotigln. i niftiid Id nt oneotnu suruat uvi- tiuuou* from tm •Rut an Au'eruiisiiig dcninni f introduci •No family* r . thri Iion.Ve—hfihdi’rii ■■■I of dollars and moiii ir* of Mifll-rfiig iririy !iri*nvoil by It* tlmejy •r. ColW.SCrifnfo mid DykbhtMy yield nt ■n In lllr IUlli.i,ill<nlit*n Lik FALL & WINTER TRADi «EC«.VD AilliivAI, oriiieSEASOX A'. J. H. M 5 CLTJNG : g: Ilrond «t., Ilomr, Giu (•0XH|»TH«« or LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, Cloaks and Shawls, Together with u large variety ol WOOLEN GOODS, For Misses', Children's mid B iy*' Wear, • A LAR(Tk"sT0('!v OP HOUSE-FURNISBING A.V1> PLANTERS’ GOODS! Coll.i.tin^ nf mni mkdai.iox, fmusRELB, OUI1IAIM ^NJQbHTAIlt CAR P E T S, ANU (WKTOK J1ATTIXO. f-nefc Sc Biocalellc Curluin. Good:! Gilt Window Shadee, • /CO.nNU'b BANDS, Ac, BLANKETS/ KERSEYS. • AND BR0G A..N S, Of I he best Houtltera Makes. . Fur sale at low price# by ■ novfl n. J. IL-McCLUNG, Sayo your Lives & Property MM CALDWELL, . W out- hufliorUed ugOut H.r the* SuL* nut Ercutiun uf - - . > • pBWw • ir#.’ lo nir(il-li nml nitt-nji t’.io «l#WwalifwnM|MnM Rf.it> Of hut nml ,ll tH,r,oni il.'iiriiiB >h in. ' ■ ; Woluvo lu onr potlrauBni «>v Iimulu'i of ( cirUtlM»ct.,lwv(lii(!thnUlH,»«il ...J vuut- 1 '•kjottajwo rSliovit (i)l,uiiior»J,ul rfsi-iu - * lTS» ^ cmlly that Wo btlvo cxumintd DrtU'ni't’(q>ier Lightning Rod,” oral tliitik It tho Iwstover presented to tho pwhlio and rhcvrfully reeunuiend it for Its vMcicn- 'ey uud.ihirttUUlty, _ J ; J* 4tybcrtwn, Ruy.,4. U Dpawoi dy. A. ^aiti'ilol Bartiett/TEsij, 1 ’* •' lit roviaWing tho records of the must ro- ,markable slMMe# of lighltiiiig, wo find that n I'npp9( iput,three-tourvbft of uu iudi in din uoior, nr uii eiiiilviileiit quaiiUly.uf uoiiim . 9 any other furiu, Jin* bo.n uble to with.*' hn Imuting dfroefy of eVoivr ^liSelnirgl jighhihik'cHjcurliig-tvithlir Hie cxiierlcmo • 1 mankind; and .In diost Jnftftnee# ti fur !>*.- (liuiulity bus been auflldont (•Londuci safieiv dhu most powerlul dJlchw*gcf, », tlurfrtctnrshnnld expose o let&StTy Con Uu all < ;e.i*lug il dsmju (if It* ueaftilnfiftftftndqtotMUnrUjR. . <4 • Tho- Ughlnlng Rods of AimW l.yon, nro IBiSM&Mtt!; ast .WITV.-hlft.l (Hom.iAiiy ,,h n.w ixluru .InMMiW--'HMricnl *lli,ll„r cnipty bottle, If it does 110 giMUl. TUM is Hi- bauds ofioouiMtr liavo-been cxleu*ivelv em vHmuiygiBgtr»y to wuimotffirintmwiwa r bhud*ofip r* JbS'Es;’ . Prpfollor of Medical Chemistry in tho ; M t c^lic/il, tVFegc uf Gcorghv nt Augusln, 111 ml red* pf'Physicians rcoomi tlic'ly prn’ctlee. * ** ‘ • . /^“Nono genuine unle/s signed “ft. IiTrt-. j •firico 25 and 50 conlr per bottle Til K N E W - HHMlHOrs* W KEN LY. Wiis yoriimdncAd ‘Hn* ftnly 1oH; : nnd is • ‘* '- pifidWhed Ml " _ . HAT IGtlYAY OF EVEItY 1YEEK. A l X7. r 'Be0>mni»^t u N3iW' YOfUL ... i:uiti:Ii. iiv. Tim -tJ-.t , Rkv. GEORUE R.a;RUOK8. D..D. . AttfJWip nv.Tiir.H -; ,-t Rkv. JOUN r MeCLINTOtfICvD, *D( At prs *nt reshUn»44k Paris, as Correspond ing Ihlitor, anil • byiJBYViamtfRiNmtrMaitjp well known ns writtrsfor Ulh |n.*upW; (fivlug din; jiromimiuec to ull iftatlors of;interest pert.iiifitig to thu jjharcli \vliu*o unnw .it' bears, nud tfustaUiugiU iusVUutioris against dlsorgiuijaprs. witbiudtv bd'Om.tnial sssiMlj nuts Irmn witlumLJl yet, iu a spiribuf-Lrofh 1 (•rliwKl^coqvt'ya-^ Bsmaders fulLdelwH* uf ^frtRlFf* Jf)R. TOBIAS’ Venetian Horse: Liniment Plat lh»tllernt6aetftila each. Fnr Lftmciieris, C-uls. Ghlls. Cnlie, Sprains, , warranted cheaper thira rihy billet.* Tt' t \is unuiL-Vy; rill tho’ gVertt lmrsMitrn on Long "lllauu course#!'-It wRPnui Hire Ring Bonn nor Spavin, ns there i# no Linlmolit in exist ence tlmt will?* WhntlVli stated tbi-curo R .positively doe#. 4 ’ . No .nv.Kriofint;»o«»WB,ttliaUlllAnor "trying — /T — -• -* m tl»o‘pHiteetiuii »»r buildings, lias higher jalnrt to HtthRe eonlldeii • e. ’ , - . • lithedpwhHe some forms of rod, now In LinentTlI. fo aro. 'have their merit#, yet in tbu high eon- dueling power of tho metal employed—its ■tcplcstytf W/Mt cxjioiid-tjie kuifo JriteyrtfptloH from'tdp to bottom— In' tho tin• "oxyill/ablo rind dnmbMnrittireof tho point ed rfuntmit, and ih tho genornl liiiulathm und seeiirity of Uw Rod, we. know «o other that so strictly cyipbruia Ip the inexorublo laws which nro lfiiowu.to gQVWU .tUriBleoWio Fluid » UMMa«sStaii<a.Mi ^lofi^flWjiUMJljjfthd it mnj (ittarWl'J "nirthB'-'n » rMdltalbr; •• I-n I A. MEANS, (la., flit, 1), 1800... tfl mddition to tbo aboro wo Irovo.licrtnir- sion to refer to ReV, Jnliu.Jones .of Rome. WM, C, .WARD A:t,U. mwpvkm 5» a PEE'KIfeBS For Subscribers, ■ Although the •‘Mrithndlal” hrtV met' with nlmost unprecedented sunecss, yet In order to pin o it within the ranch’uf every’ MelJi- udM Ffttnily, wo lmve been Imluied ly offer u L’st of- Promlums to auynrhd wLJi to.jiro- eur • subscribers. Tlic#o l’reiiiium# liro qifer- •d severally for Two Shffi'FrlWiV, and up to Fifty Subserltyofs, niid ciubriicu ^ (hirhnrt,’Noeahaiiv i.Cp.’s iilelodepns,.. , Wllreler.J WILim's Sewlug Maefdiiw Wileiix* A Gibbs’ Sowing .Machines, Freuch’a Couicnl Washing Manilines. Ilur|«i"v lHnhiW»Wl anBcf 1 " k7 • iVnsblrigtondrVihgV Workfc, Y ‘ Agricultural Rooks, 'S‘oVetfr*lIi't.’ of 'Methodism, Bang#’ irt*v. uf-t .o’M. E; Church, And • munerium* id'er B>m1t*' (if - p'ormnneht interest niid-v I p: bigei!.l*i' with' a great vu- rlely'nf •Rlmlis-kiiivab'e tof'u* Sabbjitb Sokool Library.} .Mlbrdiiig'Ui «tuiy :w1m*wii»l»-ti> present therr l*irtU»r.Witk.-s»f|V.)rpcin«fiy usetiil * lii’m-'ebold i nnvwi’um*e. or •who wish' to'iU*,fc*nH)'irtiri’for itiioiv- oivucuinfort, ’or wfto tvislf to Airnfsli ono a#U» means of iivoliliooil to i.r to■.«»¥ Sunday School Teclehof or Pupil wlui desires ’to enrich • tho fl.‘*BJ‘MIIfilf\v n’ ready means of doing so-by the Expenditure mily of a Little- Exertion, nml tho oocupri- tjpu of» H11I0 Hparo'Time. • - • ■* Sp.ecinibn Numbers ' Will ltQiuut Frco, ou application, to any ad* ’dress, with full particulars of Profnimus*- < } . Address - L..BANGS, Publisher, oet2(iw(5t , Ofiko,7-Bookman W urt-pf I ’-Sir pol'H-Wj- 1 : ptjiil LIFE Vat Tnetj c m General AUfiUta, G'a. •ebllity. , This tM)()ll&riiF j^irfwtliW, 1 eoffli^Adc from the ;spuntooiiJiis.gIfU‘Bf lidhAw 11VU1 orid. fRimUfiM’pimnt niuimjf /h? grdbo onrf of'.Uwjtbove-nitmw ORKS, Broad Street, Rome, Ga, jin ami Alabama, sasfeaafe la»l 0M«h liinkrr, br I trn.li>, anil •who (tart'ta '.ll,.ntirutim*:ti> tho numufaetur- wte 1 ur.V”Hiny;iAi- mill iu- l|m£ nej' 71 ^ •- ifiilSjkdS! ouk. ! i KAiti;^„v, vwfUiti. AuuNua wM-twly. T..U II «MtuM)«ifl *Kfl "•••fltm.-t.. ■ 'Vllltako j.hiiigijrt. TING. lici^of Mntcrlnt, miry, hn<1 l.y ”**“ ** **’ ^,ho nd of tho euiifldeiit Hint I - .. - , -.. ^nfl'o^eeJfiijEjhbso .• *.m djWltO''TVnuW Mko to sob Georgia Manufactories Kmr\ V» ■ nt, • *,.'.' t .fi'*urUli.rMJ{ft?iiig«l>o?n(vJ land ware mcrelmnt soil^ietrib wm 1: * ISSraKli Liflipg;l’Jow folluwe^which is capnldi*.of t ‘ Call at HIV KODOSltorV •^SORT- twmity-^co'enn imdieV.uml ,th«>««, who,*ao practice wjR OujUJmt/.tltey * Imvo-ansUirt- fiirm l*u*atk jkoLT«'rc*<*nf(*d«tti thelnJUnpt fcM&t A eiuollcr sxxo.of this l’low, (one liorti^ tliiniwrAuhtheaulttiiiid monJ'dbrtMlikosildw if dosirod ; Reniiirtm?-Tn hr 1 e Hgtlro, is nu n.lLMlr.hl.-im, r lm»cnl cu(l, . RHffi^22SSS*Jh ov>-ry brmul. >f “ling urijjis, mi>l will.'Iq tlm:>rorl( or moi, ^'i' r ’’ Tr ‘" “ '••«*W Wmu.ih. o U? «Mxrade SSiiifcfc'MHl fl.,K»t«<l Curriiigc, n, this tool may run d(»«> n)ung,lilo tin »nrn, Itta lo Hi. full igSHA ''I'. ta'ulvo ino|n|» when III. corn is hilt Ihree lnei||!. .lvigli, uni l«.ft,ro the n»>t. ominny UllVRMr'" In-'lwei-n the rows; this .will /ll the koiT, move oyory, corn pfiuif with llio .soil, niuLfoc. so slight a distent) ' ‘ 1 '* "** ’ “ mints tilnt'thewtnnt MlfbliSilWftffTMSnU llio Angers,' i'ljlsiis 1,(n(i> ilmrbim .ttltiyn linn tlinn enn hn nhfatnril hr*hMi huiliWci lm.inc,, leaving the Ml ill hctthr tiUli nm cilINng ,'cf ’ ntf“'roht.v. f 'Mhro v ilhrtn Uirrn'i: th>ili*nd'oP,Mc..«aM^vr.ere *lil 1W Jeli? • Onn'IInrio |o:,e ■ TtfoiU^e- ' »*• «»>’ “ ' •■ vrttii‘Gutter 1 ll dl> • nawttdfM- i •• h t*.. •• ■ — Willi Cutter 15’5° For Sale'by J. A. IjriHlIY, , -■ - • No. S Wnrr.n Blor,l(. oct-atw.wllitil ' ■ Anginftii, 0g,; Kumelca«nd Collar LnalherrPol.nl Dos anil Sin,, henlli.r, Broad Cloth, nil cnlor,- anil Lh.,09 tn^Bglt (nr Tnuuiilng Tnp hugfti. 2‘?A?T2iBUf.t. c,•Inline,, Jhimuier-eloli. Frktith, JT^altNcoihlhg nml (luli'ng Lnocn Curthm Rllkn 'nrifl 'Frlhgrn, llritssoll, Velvet. uulltOH Cnriiollng, Wili er hlning nnd' |hra -. Nailk, Boomilijr Oorti, h’nhm.1.,1 -Punk, llril ling rtinl /.'ilu.-lin Claliis. Curtain Damnshi,. :wmn.in»s, poioTohVr nml -Turnca houS. Silver Plating, 1 ef all Kinds, Done at Short Notice. |>Hofwi:f< Albtho'fttx D U. HULL'S \\ r orm Destroyer—a fr(j supply'at FARKLL A YEMWHV8 Pure Train Oil, 5 BAURJ3LS JUst 'received; and Tor sale ► hy, turnley; * tebil. No.3 Choico Honsa - ’ alnts'for sale, with many other good#, ■which rito Avnrrnntcd to ho Hip .best.— .fu* mO'ftbovrt linmod artivdcri ISWB sell very low for CASH or on abort time to v-TtfrSio Advertisement in another column. Foba.IBdOjwXy. 0. B. EVE.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Rome weekly courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1860-1887, November 30, 1860, Image 3