About The Rome weekly courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1860-1887 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1861)
,niluy .UurniuR. Jnii'y J*i ISlIO. vl ; lN <i irATrrjt os kvkry I'nWffllM PAPKHi " ( „it Slnte Contention. ll,o JiIojI liiipo'rliitlt of nil fts- ( 1j2M that convened in Ucoi'. '.nnblol at Milled jjcvUloon yes- " t l,„ liltli hint. Tim nmKuitmlo , ,,,1 jeoft In bo toimiUoroa,, the 'fepnUtlon for Htiiloimumslilp on- . I,;. m „iiy of tlio IJojjgnte», find ,position tlmt lbi» Common- .J.'holils ill tlio ostlmntlqn of nil An- liifli-'onod tliyuily nml mess nf jililgnlffij, tlio prusont folutioin of oilier Slides to, others anil to tlio Koiluntl Union— onbine to nwitnify the importunoo li,’,,, 0 r this Convention.— "V no doubt in our rnintl, |»ut (l,o**M'tion ofUeorgln, it* slid moves l, cr usual discretion, will srttlc Miicstion of *av.«K/«, ami make !, ^rtain tlio action of tlioso other i,.,,, Slates whose Convention*- not vet assembled. Tlio. reputo- ,|, ,t ncoftjln lots lot- yenrs oojoyotl ..intimation of hot- N’orthorn tin- I„ r oonvrvullstn, ntnl entire frco- mi) jyiiia like potiilunoo illlj ,il„«s, will oniiblo lior to nimnumj re .,„,.t, mill lior notion will mvo inltv i%m'(y to tlio tvlioliMocoMion (miU t timt was particularly needed Now Firm. . Thu Firm oT •.Sobtt’' ArlttliifiSrg has hccti dissolved by ^fr. OriibGrg’s sellihg liisinject loMr. J.ojm Ilui'kins,. His numerous old friends will bo right glad to’boo MV. Uarkitis back at his old st{ind, and with’ his peculiarly allliblo ivjid pleasant ways always con tributing no lltlle to 'thpir social Qnjoy- iiionts, while as Wtradesman and clever (lotfer in Pvy Goods ho has few equals hi Ujto country.' Cull and seo him .at tho Hime old stand. n,-,. this Convention was first called, relation* of Georgia, both actual |.ro«i'cctlvo, to her Southern »!»• to tlio Federal Union, luivo iriiilly changed. We were in favor •• ” with all tlio slave- ling States; but tone /‘wo’of the tl,0M* with whom our relations niirtt intimate, Imee already seceded, in order to act with thom, wp must •itii them. Wo wero ill favor of ■ In.r a formal demand upon tlio. tli tor lull and explicit .guarantees >1 jr Constitutional rights In tho on; and wo urged this course not* much with thq expectation, tlmt .fiction would l»u immediately giv. . for the purpose of thereby -seen- •• u United SOUtlu 1 ’ These de- !,i, have bee 11 made in..Congress, altogether us they might to have ,, it is true, btft yet tlio lllack (ililiriii party'hare showed no sort iliqHxitiott to oothe upto anything it full and fair recognition of our titiitional rights. Tho grcat.trod- witli the lllack Republicans hi rc«. is. that they have built up , at party and havo boon elected to flbyiulvoCiitlhgwhatthfy knoW t6l?r i-trous -y?teiu of heresies, mid now nre actually afraid to do right.— wo believe that if Crittendei/i raiments were submitted V of the iion-slavelioldiiig , IlK.U’Tjrui, Umiform,---Messrs, Sionn ^'Hooper, of tills placo lmvd recently filled nh order for tho Uniforms of tho “Alabama Guards” of Tallndlga. This Is unb of tho neatest and prottiost uni ts *vo havo onywliero seen, mid is gotten up in decidedly good taste. It Is a blue frock coat, with a single row* of ' Alabama buttons muj trimmed with green velvet, uiul. gold laco; grey -panla- loons, and caps and plumes similar to those of the Cherokee Artillery. Friend J Tough is not likely to get hujfy yet his uniform rulo is to givo a feller fils if ho once #/n.ire« up to him. Tlio Wheat in this section, of country was generally sown quito Into in Hus season, hut yet, Considering its age, it now* looks finely. Tenues State Convention. The Convention Hill passed the House of'Representatives on tho 12lli by unanimous vote. It provides tho pooplo shall vote "ChniYHtion'’ or “Aw Conceit- i:ijority If call- ■citing for delegates, tp decide Upon its assemblage, od, jts acts are to bo sulmiitted to tho people, mid mu*t rcceivo the sanction o. a majority of tlio voting population, the Inst- Governor's election being -the lf*L ljcforo they will havo any binding force. *1 he seizure of the Marion. The stcumshii) Marion, one.of tho regular pnuke.s running between Xow York and Choi'lcston, wjta yc.dorchiy seized by tile authorities of South Caro lina, and is to he transformed into a war vessel. Capt. ijumuel Whiting, Into commander of. tho Murion, is on his way to tlio city. Tlio owners of tlio v carol received the following notification of the soiziiio : * "Ciiari.mtqx, .Tnn. 9, 18fi0. Tuttlon <l> C<<: —Tlio Marion has been taken for tho service of tho State by .the Governor’s orders. 11KN It Y *M iJiSUt )ON & CD.’ Wo received the following note: To dot Ettiior* qf the r.cruiiu/ J'imI :— Spotlbid & Tileston have sont out the Columbia (steamer) to l»o taken by the South Carolina Government. 1‘atriots are to bo found Jioro, ready to supply steamboats to our enemies. Yours truly, . 1*. S.—Tho Columbia is to bo cervotl as the Marion, was. ^ Jo runny 11, I851.i-A r f } r . Kt'ehltirf f\>nf> Wh : Late, News; Wiushiu KltuM WASHINGTON. .. , uuUm.Jau. 12, l 1». M.—It is saul that Major Anderson has reported to.'thqWM* fidparttiienUtliat ho needs no reinforcements at FortSumtor until an nltack is made. Tlio .Star of tho V Xho Star of tho West is announced to- havo nrrivotl in Xow York.- Sl\' hue been visitod by an iimuenso con-, courso of people, though nothing is said of tho oxtont of tho duma’go donti her by the shots l’.oin Island llattory. One or tlio largest crowds over as- Bomblod in the Federal Cajiltol .is. now gathered to hqnr. Mr.;.Sbwar<l tfpoiPtluV great issuo of tlio hour. Xo com pro- miso has yet been made. IiATKti.—Tho Mlssissiiipi 1)elogalltni lmvo witlidi-ftwn <*from • tho llouso of Ueproscntalives. Mr. llarksdulo pro- Bentod the letter of withdrawal, signed by Ills colleagues and himself. Messrs. Davis and Blown still retain fliblr seats hi tlio .Senate. Mr. Seward spoko ono hour, and ad vertised tho Dsoothliig hope 'that- war would bo avorted. 11 o made no com promise upon tho question at usuo, ami it is believed Will uiako unite. ■Tito Ad ministration ii.geMing calider tipoii tho matter of eoercing seceding States. Mr. Seward opposed coercion strongly in his Bpoeeli. WAsiiiNuroy, fMo’olvck. p.m., .lair, li —Seward r-ltJseil liis address with bnmft- what paciiie remarks. Ho favored tlio iiropo.-ition of Mr. Bice, Sena.or IVtfm 'linnesota, to admit all territory as two new States, and liuvdhih end ftf Tei’Filo* territorial questions, lie urged a repeal of the Personal Liberty Bills, tho en forcement of the Fugilivo Slave Law, mid tho prevention of armed invasion hv people of one State into that of an other. lie declared his , principles to be “Tho Union before Republicanism,” mid that every saeriliee should be made for the preservation of peace and ol tho Union. Wasiiixutox, Jail. LlMJ,-|3' F. M.— The Administration is- still lui'cleaided as to wluit course it will pursue with re gard to the recentdUliouluiu with South' Carolina, arlsingout of tlio visit of the Stnr of tlur West. it is now asserted that tho Star of the West will not lie ordered hack to Char leston, but sept- to wliqre.it is believed, she was originally destined, fill-tress Monroe on tho Chesapeake Bay, Vir ginia. But no movement will bo mode lor the present, in view of intimations in ollicial quartern that MqjOr Andor* sou hasBent furtherdUputchos, and that tlio Cabinet is soon to be put in commu nication with tho authorities of South Carolina, with special reference to this ditliculty, Publications have been made through the newspapers, pm-poi titig to give the details of Lieut. Talbot’s dispatches from Maiur Anderson, but the principal •ounials tiatly contradict each other. It is only reliably known that M qm* An derson has stated ho needs no reinforee- poaoe, wag up for consideration. An amcndtaftit Si«|S*rcaSo |li« olloot tlmt \ ivinm hIlhH t) u . l„rp heisrlf out of the Union, unless Congress and tho iioii-sluvelioldiug Miatea will . give u speedy giitti-anteo of measures to morn etteetuallv guard tho rights of tho South. Tho auioudmentr was tabled. In tho llouso tho .Souato bill was ar gued. t A hdlko ciyg.tpan ordinanco depart- ltiont was reptirtoa. and rcTerreit to tho uppmpriate committee. A . resolution was otlerod, doclarlng that I ha .further slrongthuning of t he lorts in Yirgiiiiii. nml the removal ol arms and munitions of war from the' arsenal ol tho State w ill lie looked ui onivru hr• -*• „ .iThnlffiq m waiv’nnd pledging ^T n. hnm.cml allaus wouhl do. tin. Suiiilr fiiu stitUi in ifct 0 #ili ibol,, " 1 ‘Isf 1 Mw 'Stwjtipiv. to -rnn»nmlm«>nlil«imiu.(-in nil,..! of onff- siiIiJpM flln I!m til linlUlSB! tlioy mentn at present. The Senators from the Gulf State nrp greatly dlspleiwetl at Air. Sowar l’ jqieeeh. Air. Crittenden mid otliert however, think that it promises ill itoMi: AiAimUT OornrtcU Tri- HVcMy by Perry & Lam kin, 0wiry Mevehand. , U(.ub, Wc(ino?any, Jim. 17,.1801, Wo lira plonsod to roooi'd tlio foot tlmt l)U»'iitMs has assumed alt' mdmalod ni>> Iiraiianco although tl,o wroMTioi 1ms been vijry un favorable nml tlio ’roads ttro not in as good condrtion as could bb • s bed; Tlio receipts of dotfon * has ... ronsed to a very fawmblo *' extent, which has given increased impetus tb- linued peace, or aeoount for them i: case of a dissolution of the Union. A resolution was ollered, looking to Convention to bo held at Washington City on the 4th of Fob- ruiirv: to eon-idcr a plan of adjustment ot existing dittiei'lties. FKHKBAL PltOPMHTY. Pkssai'oi.a, Jan. 12.—Fort Barrancas and the Navy Yard was taken at one o clock mid thirty minutes P. AH l'.V tho Alabama and the Florida tiooprf.t SAILING OF fllK MACHlafNl/N. * •bin. IT,.—The sloop of War •cstoro confidon-jo in !»usl- could so< oss circle Cjtiov —Tlio receipts during tho past eok ending Saturday Llth TnRt., by ater and wagons, foot up 984. bales. •Shipped out during same time7.13 bides, avket is Hi m at 7 to 10 ots. lor strictly line. .—Thero is notio offering, either Macedonian from Portsmouth Highland J/igpts this.iuoiniiig, bumd SouthjRiUi sqttled orders. ^ii!,Lisi>Gj:\tllm nbws. Mtf'.t.KOcr.a*ii.i.k, VJmp la.—A large mhiificr ori(ehigute:< Iillvo urrivuiL The lion. K. A. Xeshit, or Alacon, and As- lairy Hull, of Athens ore spoken of for President. There is mi unusual number of visit ors here, and amongst them some of the ablest leadiug inert in the State. The Hon. Jatfies L. thr, Commission er from South Carolina is here and per haps several others. Wa mixutox, Jan. 14.—A majority of fhb Coufinittee of thirty-three reported to-day tlio following plan of adjustment: An emiLliug act fur the admission of New ; Mexico; a bill giving fugitive slaves tho right of trial by jury in the the State whence they Hod ; uti amend ment to tho Constitution declaring tlmt there shall be no interlerqnoo with sla- .vory except from the slave Slates, 41ml -to make this * valid, this iuturleref must be eoneurred in by all tho Sta They suhtnit resolutions declaratory of their obligations^to Federal nml State governments, mid to oxecuto the laws j depruoating Jolm'Brdwti raids and per sonal liberty bills. A LA BAM A LKGISLATU It K. Montgomei v, Jan. li»—The i.egi-1.. turu organized this forenoon, and will confine its action, as far its possible dur ing the session, to the bunne.-s arising from the action of the Convention. I'lip GoVornorV A|ess:i olive branch (ora fnttir , The radical Uepublieans ... iny daughter Carolina ha* IeTt my house .several Senators of position now assert without any just aiuse,mid relinquished ! t |„ lt t |,o Uepublieans wilt eventu.dly L>d nnm to tho al1 1,10 ‘‘‘louring enjoyments of ft lov-. volo loi . Air. Crittenden^ leholutjoiis. 1 r «,„» llfv * 1 * u, b therefore, constrained to \ |j., t it j s thought they will not do so itn- lUing Mates, | notice that 1 shall not pay au.V t j| .Sece.^ion has nut the gguuUpt id* the it their nuop* debts contracted by her so long as she .southern States. It is the opinion of tlio understanding that uieirauop-: oeuis comraeieu ny ner so miigiis sno .southern States. H is tlio opin whs essential to tho preservation persists in this undutiful midmost nil- j others that tl,i» action wi)l come, too tl.oy wnul.l l«! mrriatt ‘"'V"- 1 u°,? I lut - • n-it ‘ . t I ^lniiit ^yisGnile-lMatesf trooiw arriv* leil in tile city ifils niOiiimg and were at the Armory Barracks.— n.vci.. j, istio. isteriug care of her pati llcppy Home, Ceo.: Death onion, II. W Conner This distinguished citizen of the Pal- n overwhelming majority. i«* Ucvoliitlua has Imam* nntu illy iiUMiCed by nearly nil the slavohol- Snilos by seizing the Forts and •milt within their limits, 'and Ucv-. . . . lt * , f met to Republic, died m Charlscloii uu ‘h> not go backwards. Under j g r ; 4 | liy |,, st . j„ t |, 0 04thyuir of his n e. a cirtuilHtaiices, and provided no llo was a native of Alouklenburg conn y onions me ir.ndo hi (Jongres-s be- North Carolina. He has held Wit ions ,, . -• „ 7l„> fi.n of public trust and honor. As President the,moot tho action ^i 0 f Jbo South CYrilhift Rabroud Compa- lon, there sooim to bo little doubt j ||y . |» l . t . J *| t | ell t oTtlid Bank ofCharlcstou that Georgia will recode ut once.1 President of tjie Chamber of Commo • j “liter immediately into numlliaiice, (.mid President ot the IlibbernlaiiSoci* - * . .ffc-ivo mi.l .|ir..iwlTO," with lior Ilio «ntliore<l him - ke a, military display idate any atTeuipt at liatov ..ember of the recent eiition, and signed thcOrdhi* may ho tlio action of j mice ofSocossipi,. Ho was the principal orgia let her citizens be a unit, and I partner in tho Bunking House of Il.W. •11. if Urn *gle miMl«omc, | "• W ' qunr Tho object is t tfajculatod to inti invasion. "—i The Hcpartujerffs ariv^tyictl.w guaFl- ed l»v special watchmen, well-armed and no one is allowed entrance : nto the building before or alter the usual busi ness boura.v Tlirt lVoHUient witl sond into theS»n- ato thq nomination for Secretary of thg t ......agedr^e.4 the iioebssity of Alabama at .once being placed upon a most eftielent war looting, uud the ap pointment of a mllitury Board liy the Legislature. iXAU'oUHAttox oi'diiv. nninx. U.\Rii(MiL’Rii,.P.\ t| Jan. 1.*).—Gov. Cur in,mu liis inaugural says that Penu _ Ivauiu will repeal all unjust law and promote fraternity mid peace be tween the Slates He denies the right of seccRsioti, and nays t haft ho first duty p\‘ tl|e tiovcniufi ns is the j6nforcei of the supremo law bf the land, tJ'P^Uppoyfcof thp State for this purpose. IX A Ut i r i; A L Or. GOT’: VATi-T. - Snirxiim-.i.i). li t., Jan. IV.—The 111- •Al A Idn^S of Gov. Yates, t.rtbi* State. \> tho most decidedly, Aholit -iiiii-cmnpromiBo, - unti-sceex-ion «]. iiient issued sfneb if l4m indent ern SLUaiMd’.WAR BRGOICLYA. into lered very doubtful wlietli- er tho President will removo Mr. Holt from the War Dcpgrtment' as he has not yet made choice of a sucoes- The Pin : of the te iih along pull aiid a strong pqll and | , “ lull together " we.xyllt liiaintahi J H'iiV.* TxsviIrkctionftv i’I.ot at iglit* at all hazards and /*r«v that j *Lkvki..T-TIio eommittuft of Inv_ - we ImVo /((V/zyi-din vain. i lion oil tho contemplated insurrostion | Wholoarmy J. i - in Montgomery county, Ala., re|>ort in In* Southern Cmivoiitton CnllcU, l tit of tlio oth that from rim Aluhsiiim 1 ii-tiimuuu of .1oco*lon' Win WW to »>" njgfow worn implicit. .. r 1 . Led. Lhey were led on by 0110 Wm. Ilium of tlio pnoplo of all 1 („]|, l | j V |J 0i will. Com iu'yipO|<, wiw Imp- On 1 Gilt lilt. A free mulatto man nam ed /Aiyeii,.and a slave, were hung a few days previously. Administration organ) eoninren^s great severity on Gen. Scott’s p atiBuiiintion of power It eonsidei as playing the tliclulor ill the full him davc! 1 olditig States, to ho held on fill of February, at Montgoinoiy, tlm purpose of .consulting, ivjtli li other as to tho limit cffectiial 1« of securing concertcil .and Imrino- luition in whatover liieasui'es inay Icemcd mast desirable for our com-, peace mid security.” . lib, says the Columbia. En'/nirer, i* proper course, and wo hope will bo mlueti'vo of tho happjoAt results—tho •ii of the South in behalf of her 00111- 1 ami peculiar institution, mid the ''cation of war between, the divided ions. Lot Georgia at quCo rekponfl liis call—jot lior 'Hist, act ho tlio lingofdologate8 to this Conv.ontioqj,. I our pcopia will unite without heart- uriiiiig* in support of her Hiibscqnent Alabama has held tho olive Much to her - Sotitliorn s.iBtora in one ml, whilo nho jioinU t]ie darts to- ir( ^ licr Xortliern onoirtlos in the otli- 'uni the wliola,South should rally to tho r call. directing tin mor.ts and inaiutiqu l ruinous policy. CONG RKSSlpX Aly Wasiiinuton, January 14.^-Si:\atk.— In the Senate to-day, Mr. Bigler, n ylvaijift, ( intMduced. u GoinincfflSl; i‘iiiielic« of trade. If all those who uro hitW’esfo*! in com- 1 and financial nMims would do* The demand w* inoro pressing than at present. Those having any to sell would do well to bring it In. They rail realize front 1 J tq 14 cents, hog round, and at the aiifo tiuio he doing the citizens service. Brkf— fine market Is hot ter supplied anything else in the provl- Illy ut 0 to i els, •d demand Heavy with it tint siou line. It retails on foot 4 ct: Bi TTr.it.—Tlioro is inerens at 20 cts.—25 cts from stoi Corn.—The demand is There is but- little RTuiy.ii. ... eept Western corn. Prices have mi upwaiT tomlenry. We quote it at 90 ets. to $ I,IH) per laishul, owing to ouan- tilv nml quality. Dair.n Films.—Thero is no-demiiud. Prices! nominal. We tpioto iioolod peaches.at si 2’), and Uupnolcd at 7-’» ets. (Iioen apples at 73 to 81 00. l’jos.—There is increased demand, a* 13 cts. per doz.’; from store 20 ets Fi.ovn—Continues to ho in good do- niand. The supply limited. Wo quote Goo l Family at 4 cts.: Superfine H-J. Biia.v—20 ets. per bushel. .Fkatiiijus. -Good new feathors will Hud ready rnlo at 40 t& 43 ets. per lb; 30 cts. from storo. llmr.s—Stock nmplo. Prices with downward toiutciicy, lOcts for dry, 4cts for gi— Facts. Ill tide nnpor wo prc.«uut to tlio iniblio l ilrtpca.-hiJito lo»t l •“" tlmt Itmhvic , . , , to»tlnu»ny csnOilishing the facts Omt Itiuhvay'd Kciuly Uoli.-r, Hogulntlng PI Is, amt Uuimvatlng h.-Holvont, urn not onlv positive numtivv’sof tho sink,.afflicted with diseasot but that lhey havo In many «Uos pi-ovod to Uu InfiiUiblu, and have ro- ■toro.1 tho dying patient to robust honlth after nil bther.intun&of nicdicutiou failed. For sale Jiy Tiirnloy.A iHkor, llouuv Un. KtailTli W.ITNES8. . Cripple for Tiro Yi-nrs—Ann Marla Need, Hur!iiigtonrPa.,te»'tlllca: ; . •*I have been n eripnle f .r tiro y-nrs in u»y left leg, hip and hand. I tiaq-l two boxes of itndivny’s Hegnlntlng Pills, with tlio ltcudy Relief and Resolvent. • Ill two if. fits I eon Id walk without my uauo, and lind lho full jniiii,, triK liUKAf t’liMAT.K MKmeiXK. The ftindioiial irrogularilh i pocnJJar to 10 weakor sox, u 10 iuvuiialdy without pain tlierafua _ r icted inoonieniuioo by tho n»o of .Mountain lluob.Pills, iluy are t nud-siiioHiucdiciuo fur all liie.dis- cideaUil to Luinles uf all uges. and |HM?ially an in this i-Rllinlo. Ladlei d» to oojov health should always •so |nlls. They remove all obst’-uc- Hous, purify the Ido id and givo to tbu skin that liei uiiiul, clour and healthy look so greatly admired in a braulKd Woman. A asioually, will keep tlio system I tho blood so pure, (lint dls- damiot ente.- thr Imd’ ilsou’s Moiiital’i Herb rills are sold by all Modbdno B alers. Jniill—wlm . lug tho Rio ul.- -Health do 4 .illrely upon tho state of tho blue ita’i (ug fluid w’.ihdi pc vades ovi toiph.Miio, llhre, fiMaimnt. gland ‘ |»rlj ’ it I. the old ho tlio ■ of din -•I'l ’ ! id utit-'l -Iho .it relief c .atioi is lie.o that tlio jMU-orlVI health roperiins of BAND..’ HAR^APA- e maillfesleil) its M-ardlillg Op. chvs- tho gi-rm uf dllfua-e, a ,d it perform are then-lore rtidieal and th •Prepared an I sold by A. B. A 1». SANIW Druggists, ton Fulton street. NowYbrk. S..:.| a Do by P. L. Tl’RXLKY, Rome. On., and by Druggist i generally. [jiuiittwlt. Mexican Masting Liniment:. It* wonlerhd etreets amt eina-qiioiit po|i- ubirity—perhaps no art'10'..i in lli-v liistory ol II... .Vr.i;»..5v«r ».-,ulra.l ilio.alm subjected to the snlno un n- In ibi id dim O.B.BVE. CARRIAGE AND COACH WORKS Broad Street, Rome^ Ga, : I ^VOUI.O llEsrKCTFUM.Y CAI.I. TUB attention of the citizens of Cherokee Georgia ami Alabama, my.ragAno rwii.iiml Currinon w..rk. havo aceitrdd for several years, the vain- ftldv avryloos uf Xtr- J. B. Bit AY.- wbe metical ConMi maker, by trade, and who i.I devote hlsenliretlme to theuinniir-.i-tur- ingdepartment. Hid long CXpcTieliee trill In- work, that wo will tnko planmire In WARRANTING. «•) tlio best of Mnlorlftl* only, * and by pulling them together, with Him 'a d of the most skillfnl workmen. I mu runfldont that I mn ;4eese any and rl». and rsperlnRy, thoA who wonh’ like to sen (teorgla Miitiufneloriei It.nirUh. Havin': been a Itnrdivrtro morehanl rue nany yenrs.T linve peenllar ad vantages in hoylng i.interiels, I shall spare no pains In Wurliig the best of Tini'a-r, Carr logo Irons nml Trimmings*. Call at my Repository And •examine ntv RPLKX DID ASStMlT- MKN'T or land fl sealed Cnrringfii, voia- prising the varioei s.yles now in Use. Also a lieuutifiil lot iif Top (biggies. The geuuilio Poninrd Btizgles on hand. C’lsik’s Patent lunip Heat Barouehes and Buggies, ordered if desired. Repairing in every brnm h of the business, promptly attended 1 •lug,' * “* " ‘ ‘ III ’ad ’ll orrildo ’cadacho this hafUtnoon, hand I Htupped Into the hatiothccarics Jmnd soya hi to the nmnj "Can you licnao me of nn ’eadncho?” "Does R hneho ’aril,” Bays ’e.— . Hcxecedlngly/’ ■aVa'-hl, hand upon that *e 11 lYplinlio Pill, hand ’non ina 'ouor it d WC so quick that I ’urdly rcalixcd 1 'ml d an 'vudnehy. gave 11 11 av — Cmninnmls good prices—ns there is no osbtMisjiod custom for sell- itigHmy, tlio prices uro rogithitcd by the loud. commencement No , Yu., Jan. 13.—Tho Uni >p ol-ivar Brooklyn, arrived iu ilumpLm .Roads this nioriiiiig. SPLOIAL DISPATCH To TH H 1>VHN- . JXG JiLSPATUH. OilauI.kston, Jail. 12.— It is stated tlmt tlio nulliorities of South Carolinn made a foi pial demand tiq- • Jlio yurron- ib*r of IMrt Sumter y^s^orday.* Result not traiiapiivtl. Steamer Brooklyn in tlm oiling this morning, and lias veered oil* tp tlm North-oast. From indioalions 1 think that net uni war, or au adjust ment will result- io-dny. Suvoi-ul linn- divd troops have been sent to the forts to-day. S. -.Y. Atkinsox. .MARK FT,S. Ciiaki.ksion-. Jan, 11.—Sales of cotton to-day 7i»'l bales, ut prices laiiiing from 7’. to 12J cents. Prices full and i.mrltet Lvitn—Thorp Is hut little if any in market, and none otlcnng, consequent ly the demand is great and increasing. It commands 14 cts. Mf.\i..---TIio demand cmiiintics' good, mid the .supply iu store is light. Xo dlHlculty in selling it at 81 per busiiul, and 81,B» tVom store. Oats.—Thero is increased inquiry for good Seed Gats, especially for tlio black or Soring Oats. 'I hose having a surplus would do well to bring or send them iu. They can realize 0-VctB. per bushel,. PotATUf.s—Very scarce, and hut few ollbring. (Jood Yam or Spanish com mands 73 cts. per bushel. Irish 81JKI. Pkas—- Iu demand. Wo quote 73 to SOets per biisliol. Jxidy Pea at l-00. Povi.tmv—'Ikirkeys fit).to 75cts. Full grown Chickens ’12-J tb 13 cts. Pork — Is scarce with a good demand ’Ul S to 9 ctx. T.\u.mv-*-Tlie deinatid is not equal to the supply. We quote it at 8 ets. W„»:\t.—(nod R*’.| 81,40: White Si,30. There is very little, ollbring, not enough to supply the market wtili flour. Unless tlm farmers send in thoir pin* supplies of Imeon, lard, corn,wheat, meal nud Hour, the-merchants will ivo to send west for them. The River is in good boating order, and the boats are making their regular £ ,rlt is proper fonts to remark that .esc are the eummt rates paid out of igons. Of course retail prices live a shade higher. menu ItluHj.i-U ftr all uxterivd Woi'.nU, Puls, HwolUlU. Hprains, Braises, or Km.iihitii un Man *-r It nst. It is so far a undid no uf surprising virtue, that Physicians are v uipvllvd to prAscribe it. anil from some icimrkahlufbirva of Chronic aad Distort*! Rheumatic eases it has naturally attracted much attention from tho first scientific minds uf tho ago. Xo fai.iilv can afi'*rd to be without a bottle of f tlio .\inUang Liniment in Hie house. Beware of rnpniring. cash when called for. TO THE TRADE. fttintnuled and Collar Louth r. Patent Dash uud Flap Leather. Brood Rlolh. ^11 colors, and Luces to suit for Ti immln-* Top Iblg'dus and i Carriages 1 (total I no*. ]Uunuer.< loth Vrhi/eo, llroml SmiuiiiK nlul Pasting LfO*es, Curtain Silks nml Fringes. Britssell, Volvct and Oil Carpeting, Hilver Lining and face Xails. .Seaming Cord. Hnauiele-I Duck Dril ling and Mudiu Cloths. Curtain Damasks, BUu-k Moleskins, Ihrkrnm, Hilver Point Bands. nB styles nml stzes, lluh«. Smikes, Rhus, Shafu,.Poles, Circular Beats Rails and Backs, Bulky. Rtiatls, Turned Rent Bplndles, Whiffle trees, rote Yokes and Turned Collar*. Silvor Plating, of all Kindis, Done nt Short Notice. The best of punch and Carriage Varnishes f imitations. The genuine Is sold by-respect able dealers In all parts of the world. * ^ JIARXKS A PARK, Proprietors, d Paints for sale, with ..... all tf which are warranted to be the Lest.—• All the above named urtleles I will sell loir fur CASH or on short tiiuu to Prompt Paying Customers, IfARXESrt OF ALL KIND8 FOR BALE. X?0-Heo Advertisement in another column Feb2.lsno.wly. O. B. EVE. r York. Savo your Lives & Property ANDREW W. CALDWELL, ROME. HA.. Is our authorised ugeut fur tho Halo and Erection of Amos Lyons’ Patent COLTER LIGUTN1NU ltUDS edrtificates, showing tlm utility to.d ndvanC ago of these roil* over nil uthers, but dtsm the subjoined silfflelent ( Wa«bing|on, On 1?,’ 1*00. This is to certify that wo have examined "Lyon’s Patent Coppo Lightning Rod,” and think it the bestevo'- prisunled to the pablP and eli.erfitlly ruen.niueud it for Its efflcleii ev nml durability. ‘.1. J. lloVrls. n. Rev. .1. R. Dun wood v. A L. Alexander, O. L. Battle. Rev. H. A. Tap yer, A. A. C.cveland, Rev. U. U. Not limn butane) Unmett. Ea>p • vntlon Imimt Scmtku.—Wo lonrn, say Oliai-Ioston Mercury, that covtain com- munieations have tdkou plueo between tbu authorities of the Stato nml tlio . coiimmmlor of Fort .Sumter, which it 1* j hoped, may savo the ofl’tiMon of blood, , aVul scetiro to tlio State |»ossc.s.-*toii oi l that forties.*; 01* iVlit.ili,il \trtsficcc.*.*ftil I ill that, aroytlft* pioper j»VeII91 ihqtfe.- resolutions" looltin; of tho Union. Resolutions of .enquiry worn intro, duecd ‘ relative to tlio net {oil of the .Stiilo of Missiusimii .in ^oar* l)iiig tnet-.s on the Mifisissippi id Ills: olutii • to 1 I’liarlo fo a condition'(ffnvowotl tiniT open war- faro. Tho precise character of these eomniiinication.*, or the measures which will bo adopted in consequence thereof, of course, it will bo improper to make public nt tin's moment: A Tn1.K0n.uMi Si-immiksskh.—Tlio Tele graph Agent in tlio City roceived yesto- duy u moHsago from liis colleague at Mobile informing him tlmt thocitizons of tlmt plneo lmu taken possession of thc'tetcgmBh there, and had stopped n dispatch in cipher from tlio Navy •Department to tho Commandant of (Iu? Navy Yard at rons;icola>.and-would not permit it to bo forwardoJ.—Xat. Intdgen- teen of tho slaveholding States arc 1,0 'V holding or on the evo of holding ’’"ventionsor Legislative sessions- and oil of thum otin rospond to this iuvita- l >on within two weeks. Tho Conveii* l ‘"n can ut least imito tho .South in Iho 1 '‘duration that coercion will not be ^il.nijtted to, uud (ho moral power of M,, *h a united declaration will bo eflec- tUi ‘l tu proveiit .it. tf Georgia (whosq •’('cossion soeniH now a matter of pallti-' c ^l necessity) shall purstto this concilia- to, y course, sho will not only unito hor °" n Pnoplo, hut can act aa a mediator •otwc’oii tho^ecediijg States gnd thaso • l!lt have as yet made no movomont to* ) r,lw w souoRsion. ' But, ndjutovor 1 may. hci- courso, lot the i>osttion *h‘o miiyv ‘ u 'Unio bo nmintulnud By all hcr^sons— ’‘cherished iu ’ all their, hearts and cfondod by al^tlloir■arms. ,, lit.. /-"'v Hain.—Oil Titbsday evening "had a regular .thunder -slmivov, with Kt oonstftntr flashing of lightning ‘ l »d tlio njln coining down, in torrents' f ° 1 ' “bout two horn's. Tho rivers rose '° r y rnpklly during lost ni^lit, mid, at L "'i« time—3 o'olock V. M. Wodnosdey- *f # n «a*ly out Of tlioiv buTtiku Jffl still' Hsing, ^— Boston Jan. 10.—Tlio steamer. Joseph Whitney, alter taking on hoard pro visions and munitions of jynv at tlio Xavv Yard yestorddy, procVodcd this morning to Fort Independence, wliero troops wero put on hoard with severe oflicoi s. ; O*'! afternoon, lior (lefBmtion is supposed to bo the Coast, of Florida. ,w Eight of“tlie}lab6roi-H \vlio luivo?. Hcou uiniued in Fort Sumter for somq.timo detained in Fort Sumter tor s inado their LcsCapo cftf? Hitifl’dayjl and roached tho city. It isbeliovod theroaro thiHv lahbrct'S wl>o'arb stHl dptiuhc^ against tho’.r clcslrd and consqut, • More Akms rou CiFlndotAl—Tlibsteal 11 or Star or the South, .which arrived hero Sunday, last, hroUglft/imothor ct'iisi^n- inent of arms and munitions ot war tor thoStnto, to the ainomitof some 87*»,- 000. Wo hear that tho arms consist ol riflos and rov/ilvprdi ot’ Now Knglatl munufaoturo and iho most ftpi^ov^ patterns.-—*bhe.C?^). Cuahlkstos A.yi) Nku- Yoiik Steam iiahi.kston. .Ian. 13,—S.dcs' of cot- to-day, 030 bales, at prices ranging in 8 lo 12 cents. Market firm. Special IJdices. ’iil'HHB.—'Tin* million chnngo* mu u uro smiroos ut I’lllinoiuiry. Br- I AnHiju piv .Yirtetiun-. Exuericu ing pruvvil Hint sbit|ilu H 1“V .lilv or the 'li*» 1 Multoi Heir Jie| nt unco f)i i*lii'!*,” ol- LnZftiTgi'S, U t Hu' Irritutii-n of tlio Tbront bo by Ibis iirocftuOun usiinro scrbniH nttiiek b« cfiect.mlly wnnteil nil’. Public B|h- ; nml Singer.* will tin4 them rficutiinl fur clear ing nml Htrcngtljoning the vokc: Rco mlv. 1 RiMiicliinl Tim CoM; Cnugb, n slight. „ In reviewing tlm records of tbu mast r* mr.rknblu ii.rpkcs uf lightning, w« find tlmt Copper Rod,’ lliroc-Ionrtlis nf na inch ilia- quiv.ileu't quuillily of i-.ip|K* in any other furuijiaf.hoen ubto to witlul.uul tho heating efleets uf overy disitbargo .of ‘ightiling, oeouriiig within tho experience of lumkiii lj and in most iuitnuces a far less liiiiutity hasheqn Hnfiieiynl tMi-unduct safely the in .st pnwerliiL'dischnrge*. In oil e.isjn, tho^iret J shmild expose grynt -fth tin* point Tlw Lightning Rods of Alans Lyon, eniHlriietuit upon selentlfio principles, nn*\ fulfill alt the conditions fur the efficient nil duiibn’nf cttn-trlc.il dlBehatgcs. Bimilar bund* of copper have been extcndvcly oju- nh.vod in the British Xavv. uMlh pftrlcct JOSEPH JoS’V:s. M D , Professor of McdicaPf!hcinbli*y in tho Medical College of Georgia 111 Augusta. Light ii f ng l-'ortiiicutuous i Subjoined is Iho Southern States , list of J’ortiHcrttin ami other Southern points. Senator l’olk, of Mi-sotm, inado n leech on Senator Hunter s re-solutions -liltIvo to withdrawing the federal oops from Charleston harbor. llovsE.—In tlio llouso resolutions ..ere introduced by Garnett, of Vir ginia, to suspend tho fedenl laws in the seceding States; by Harris,’ of Virginia, for the revival of tlio Tarifl of 184H; by McKean, of. Now York, for tho non-coMoci ! oii of thorovouuo in South Carolina; by Mr. Maynard, of Tennessee, which wore adopted, instruc ting tho select committee on tho Prosit dentMessage, to consider and report uiwii tjio recojiimemjation to sub/pit. oxisting diflietitioM to tho people for settlement; by Mr. Holman, of Penn sylvania, in favor of coercion ; by Mr. English, of lmliapa, Jo obtain un ex pression or'opinion oh Senator Critten den’s resolutions. ** A bill lo ro-orgaiilAe the military in tlio District of.CoTumhiu was debated. Messis. McClerimnd, of Illinoi-. and Cox, oft >liio, inado«iiti-secessioi speech es on tlio army bill. Mr. Curwin, of Ohio, from tho com mittee of thirty-throb, announced tlmt the-committee was l$ady to report, whereupon the report was made tho special order lor Monday imt. OHIO LKGIHLATUUK. * Coi.vMill's, Oijio, Jan. 14.-—The Leg islature of this Slato endorses the course of tlio President in regard to South Cafrtliniw-nudailodgcs .tlie entire Tiowor'and resoiire.oft of the Mtatu 16 hssist hipi in maintaining tlio Constij tution ami the laws. XGRTH CAROLINA LWi/SLATURa. Rai.kiuii, N. C., Jan. 11.— In tlio llouso 4o-dav i*e«olutkms1w*ero Ipnssod reques- in" tlio Federal Government and th ut myde living tlio of gulls "able of Navy Yards ami Smith of Mason mid Showing the positi( .Strength of each : •’ii'i" r?,u WIlf.llE LOCATEI). COST. MEN US. McHenry, BaltimVo8149,01)0 3.30 74 ^Carroll, Baltimore... Kl3,tMiO 800 139 Delawnro, J)el. riv 339,000 730 131 Madison, Annapolis.. 13,000 130 31 Severn, Maryland.... 0,000 GO 14 Washington, Po tomac, riv... 373,000 438 88 Monroe. < KP. C. Vu. 2,400,000 2,450 -.IT 1 adhoun, 11. R.,Nor* ' folk.... 1,004,000’ 1,130 224 Macon, Beaufort, X.f\400,000 300 OT Johnson. Wil’t’n. X.G. 3,000 GO 10 C.istvell.U.tk Isl'd, X.C.37LOOO 400 8f Siiinthr, Ch'iOn, 1177,090 G30 1 Hi Pinckney, CJi’ton.^.C.,.43,1100 1(KI 2.3 Moultrie,Cli'ton, S.C....73,000 300 31 Pulaski,Sav iiMirh mllfi.l *'« I»l« to the p.oprit-l like nfi’o.- icrlon or uhruiol. tly that tho "Bill (lysjiepsia.Anil like «li.s- Tii 0 n 111110 roil * ekiiiov h-tlg- 4 .tlus proprietor: ’ h 3,1 8<tl4 l»v nil Jriiggisls ii lvcriis-Miie.it i.x another 1 Jan 11 wlm cent juiidts, hav tlmt it nujnot In . alllictoil, aii'l impart vitality i«i thu tli Important lo Shipmasters Ac crews. limed iiv oifo ’ hip. hy isnning in «-ontii«’l •ith tin* nhelmr of the* ship in which I Wn« ‘l gaVrt 1110 iv great deal ol iilMe, ed a I. when I o'tie ul' P.viV Pain^Kill-r, and ar il. im -urding to directions. iiIhmiI I a entirely curv'd, add have im trouble all, On. 923 000 800 l Jiiok8nn.Savnnnnh,Ga...80,(K)0 70 .. M«rl(JrD¥l Aut'Dimr, Flu .ft 1,000 .100 .35 Taylor, Ivey West.., 1,000 183 Jcilcivon, Tortugjis 1,300 293 Jhirancas,Peiwieola.... 313,utH) 230 49 Redoubt, Pensacola,... 109,000 2G Pickens, Pensacola 739.000 (.2G0 212 MoRco, IV11 saeo’n.384.(KI0 030 131 Morgan. Mobile: 1,212,00.)’ 700* St. Phillip, i3f. Miss. 11 llufship J. Xi-w York, i pit re 11 ii l.irg • buttles. While -riv... 143,00(1 G00 124 JacksOBj M. Miss.*riv..'.817,000 GOll 130 Pike, Rigolots, La 472,000 -300 49 Mitsomb,Chef. Men.Ln.447,000 300. 40 - ‘ — ** * •**^~'-* 301). 50 Livingston, - Bar. Bay -Ludj *li3yAmplfte. In itddtfifti^ to tlioso,Ato iiicoiiijilefc •ks utuSUip IslaipU Mississippi rivpr, ‘ - idloiwkj, Galve wortis uiuiuip iMimpn Goorgotowzi^S. C.; Port Koval S. CgTypcfliimnihj, Savannah,■*( lta*to authorities to allow tho forjs and [ ton, Brazos, Santiago stud Matagorda rsonals 111 the Stato tQ romuin'aa they .Bay, Texas. Tho guns whielrworq late ly stoppod nt Pittsburg wore designed _ r Thosamo resolution was arguoil'in Rlio Senate, but Was not acted upon "-riii* i®2S5S!Sl "1 of tho -obstructions in . bor, th«. steamers fbrmerly plying hi tween that port and Now* York will lioreaftor como to ^ftvftnnah, and hftVp, their cargoes transported to,Charleston, ’over tho Charleston * Savannau . JUU- rottd,—Sav; Rep. A bill 7 * calling ft «tato Convention \viis iirauocl in tiotli llousai, but no folo ivas tnken uniin.it. , * A rosolution ly unst flOMdon mis iiostponoil until to inoiroiv, it will pn* botli’ Hounoii. • 1 ' - votfl'iN'tA r^aisLATtinK,' Rkmihonh, V.)o .'inn- tlio Son- ato, to-day, the report of the oohiBdt" mu, vu-uiu 1 ... 1 i- too on flio nroiorynUon oi tlio public lor llioso nt (lulvostoli nml Ship Islnncl, Jinn, pton-UoMln inutltn'gront narnl do- ppt stnUon nml romlo/^vous of tho Southoni odJN ■ . rodSMCT/TCTrftTOoBffiMwta on- *■ ,ly nood Imrbor tor voS-ioL of wnr, and irfljlio only ni.vnl dopbt on tins Oulf. Tlio lortronwa nt Key .WJ-rt «'>d Tomffinn, on tho southotn point of bloiUln. nro long-tlio nv , M&jSjftiin ~ ;f,tr iti. thtjvfcr'.d; - ijoiiterorywheio-i*^ali SniftiiL. 08, tfio uu'f W. E.Jl.WAK Jt 00.,'i‘rnprloton, i'l idxlv-foi il nil!. .1 orr. I cnvo'-hlm tho l»n> . K»'rr,«li St him IlntiiWlliltrlr. In trt V iiniwh ■» lio.'lr. rvitli nll'g linml r>, r n.ljllilllBI:. nlFwtio were » uii4*nohu took it wjtliodt getting roller Jtftfl n.4 'w>d ii irctlU-hie c)v-r f 0* was rwr on shipboanL hut never needed it—the 1 ! Killer answerimj every pin p we. I rilleer»4; root mum-lid to every ahipnmst.r lo a fappl, uf this modk-inSon going ! * “* ■ convenient in wounds or I frci|Uontly hii f.nt jau.»w2t LaU* Mndoc.«f tho ship lei ,YX. Having exiimfnof Hn I loti, pulcifed by Anios L 8. E. (!lnrke A Co. are proptiehTs rm ti«rerv.wo»ro warranted in sny other Turin of oondiiolur, liltlierto for tlu* protection of building. 1 ), liila higher • • public confide nd of Which • and mm •ingtfiMt Indeed. MAPES’ A’liroffBMljjftl Snpcr-i’itospli.ilo Tiir Amai.iiamation of Laxocaoks.-TIi re is a growing tendency to. nppronrintu ti, roost expressive words of other Unguog a, and altera whilo to iucorporntu them ini, our own; thus tho word Cephalic, whloh is from tho Greek, signifying “for tho i now I>ecomitiff popularizod in con hut It will soon Tie used in a m . „ way, and tho word Cophalio will become n« common ns Electrotype, and mahy others whose distinction ns foreign words 1ms boon 1 away by common usage until they 1 Vnatfve nud to thu manor born." ’ardly Roalizod. IKmhtchu Is tho fayorlto sign by which nmuro umki-s known sny deviation wliat- cr from the natural state of tlie brain, r viewed in this light it may bn lookod on ns a safeguard intended to giro notice of disencu which might otherwise crcopc attention, till loo Into to t,n rvinedioil; npa its indieatiors Nhuuld never ho neglected. Headaches may ho classified under two names, vis: Bymtoia- alio and Idiopathic. BymUanntlo Ucndnnhe ie exceedingly common, and la tlin pYecurH- r of a gfo/W variety of diienios, among which nro AjHitdexy, Gou», R|ieumatUui, and nil fohrilo (liseacoj*. In its nervous form it in sympathetic of disease of the stomach eon- * flit tiling Rick Jlentlnoho, ot hepatic disease coiirdiluiing Bilious Headache, of wofm , tipation and other disordsrs of the bow- ns Atoll ns renal and utorino aflbotions.— Diseases of tin* heart nro very frequently nt tended Avitli headaches. Aiucmio and pleth ora are also afieclious Avhloh frequently < c- ension lu-mhicho. Idionatlilo Jlendneho i: also very* common, being usually distiu gnished Gy the nntno of Kenreus-llondarlii. soinutimes’ coming an suddenly in a stato 11, apparently sound henllhf nnd prostrating nt onco tho moutnl and physical energies, and irv , other iiiftaticox conics an slowly, beniMcd by - ileprcssion ol spirits or acerbity of temper.- In most instances (ho pain is in the front < f tho bend, over one or lwth eyes, and soiro- Hmes provoking vnmiling: under this clus* nmy nlsu bo named Xouralgin. For Hit treatment of uither «1«*» of licad- nebo tho Cophalio l’ill* lmvo beon fuc.nl u aiiro nml saio remedy, rellovlng the most acuto pains In a fo\v .ntlnutos, and by its siihtlo lmwer eradicating tho discuses of * * * ’ Uei •' ’ ‘ which Uvuduuho is the unorrlftg index. OninauT.—Missus wants you to send her u l»oX of Cephalle-Uluo, no, a bottlo of Propnr- m. . dint , cd Bills—but I’m thinking that’s not just i nnilher; hut perhaps jrc’ii be nftlier know ing what it is. Yo too, she’s nigh dead and gone with the sich hendaefie, and ivntits some more of that same (is rolinlved her beforo. DiinmiST.—Yon must moan Spalding’s Cephalic Bills. ^ Buiuokt,—Oclil sure noiv nml yov’vWsod it,)mrcV IJ10 quarter, and givo me the BiJia lout bo long about it nither. - LIME. Constipation or Costivonoss. REMOVAL. ed, Agent .fyr tl •*r ■ l T HE undersigned, Agent .fur Iho, above FerUlUcr, iiiiJimM*quenoe.bf * it* marked the past Henson, nml tho. greatly in- ouo of tho "many ills (lorh is heir (o' prevalent, 10 liitlo understood, nncl pi much neglected ^s Costlycness. Often ori^i 1 demand arising therefrom, hrut urrangeiaeuts with tho manufaetnrer for I ...I ft.II ^ .1.1..,. largo and (Sill supply j'nml requiring grAulof fm-ilitii-H fur storage nml other accommoda tion, has taken the four story Warehouse ns below, where lie wilibu aide to slip ply liny quantity .required, Avilh promptness, ilo ’ allowcd to express bis salisl'a -Cinr ln thu fact tlmt ol 1110 111711101-0119 pur- chases mlPlwof-_ him by planters, generally Hie purpose (if 'making comparative touts with other fertiliser*, nut ono euro has come to Ids knowledge where oar F«*rlill*or Inis tint shown g decided superiority. Blunter* wlm have mod Mopes’ Blioiphuto, now nmko tt their s(,lo rujlnnco, nud uru urderiug (hjjiio of them) ns tnueh n* fifty tons, for u*o tlm next season. This fuqt speaks for jtsbif. Wo have diseoviTOil u quality, developed ill - tho druutli, Avliich wns bufuro unobserved, vl* : its hygromctric jniwcr, or capacity, to absorb moisture from the atmosphere, Avliich obviat ed to a largo extent the Into unparalleled drought whore il avus used, whilo must other fertilisers were" not ouly valueless, blit .posi tively Injurious to the plaut. Tho safety profit ns’a moucy investment, arising 'from the use of MajH-s* Bliosphate, uru now placed beyond question,‘and the ex)Mrienco of tlio past season, lias established what avp have, without hesitation, always asserted for It that is tho only .fertiliser reliable under nit circumstance* or soil, tnodo of euUlvatlcrti, and of wentltbr.' ' The Umiersigned Is nlrfo lirepared to sup ply -imv deseriplhiW of. AHItit'CLTFRAL M’ACHfXKHY nnd IMPLEMENT#, of the latest iuqirdYod iMttterMs o-lap.'ed.to Syuthorn Miliivnifoii, at joAvest prices. j. A. qriMBY. Xo. H, Wurrou Bloak, 0eHltWS-Av5m] Augusta, Goo. niiting in eatoicssncii, hr sedentary habits) it is regarded ns a alight disorder if too lit tle eousuiiuonca to oxoitft>anxiety, whilo iu reality it is the precursor and companion of many of tho most fatal and dangerous di* easos, and unless early eradicated .it will bring tlio suflurcr to an untimely grave.— Among tho lighter ovtls of which coatlvcntfs is tlio usual attendant aro Ilondncho, Colic, Rheumatism, Fan! Breathy Piles, and othcra df like -.inturo, AA*hllo a long train of fright ful discuses, such as Malignant Fevers, Alt- cesses, Dysentery, Dinrrhioa, Dyspepsia. Ap oplexy. Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, Hypo- elmudriiisis, Alchincholy nnd Insanity, Hr " indicate thoir prosecco in tho system by this ulnrming symptom. Not unfroquently tho diseases named originate in Constipation,but tnko on nn independent existence unless tlm causo is eradicated iu an oarly stage. From nil these considerations it follows that tlm disorder should rcceivo immcdlnto attention whenever it occurs, and no person should neglect to got a box of Cephalic Bill! on tlio first appearance of tho complaint, as their timely nsa will expel tho insidious approach es of disease nnd destroy this dangerous foo to human lRo. . A Real Blessing, Physician.—Well, Mrs. Jonos, how is that headache? Mrs. Jones.—Gono! Doctor, all gone! tho pill you sent cured mo in just tAvcnty i libs, and 1 wish you Avould rond more'so that I can have thum handy. - Plmdcisu.—You can got thom at any Druggists. Call for Cephalic Bills, I find they cover fail, and I 1 “ of Hefidneho. roicmotid them i 5 .no* forms of r»d, m moriLs, yet in the high *//#i<7 iniC'i' of tlm metnl vinphiycd—its •at cslr.il of' tuir/nre exposed—tjoi kuifo 0 efigi'.-of the Hjdrsl 1*1100!—the eqiitlimoiis ■ s of tho metallic column, withouthvcuk ui Uwruptioiw 'from top to hvttoni—in the Un ydiruMo qpd durable liuturo of tho point- mil. amt in the go' y of the Ro-I. we know no other that t-tly conforms U> tho inoxoral»lo Juav in it, )»!’ idong sin rolied on n*Y 1 Ho* Kleeirlft Fluid ntmo.qduwe nml, DRUG STORE! NO. 3, CHOICE HOUSE, (House formerly occupied by Roll. Lntlcy.] V. L. TURNLEY, OfTLD;espeefhilly info A. ME AX#, lmvo piwmlr- WM. C. WAH!> \l CH.. MAPES’ SOIL-LIFTING PLOW! W HEX a surniee I’l of twelve inches, Lifriug Bbnv lbll< mire, there is a nt a depth .1 a two horse Soil- which is capable of 1 depth of 4irt«'ou inches da! disilitegsnted ilepth uf iv liu i.dhe inches 1 higli. nnd e between A WORD ABOUT HAIR RESTORATIVES Tho oi'j^uuL as ilis still the IfesL jp beautiful, is li lluir -Coloring' preparations <1 qnlfu tbopxp ik’il strong. Iieallqy un ! *tiv«« A po.’s Iiiiijiil ibU* Rw'l'jrcr. Most'* of'otiiei- .naili) witii water, uud ro of u )mir dresahig, ns they In nn iMMivnth that-representod on thpir map. ’A smaller sine of this Flaw, (one horse) thinner in tlio solo’nud*m"re durt-liko in it* figure, of au adinirnhlc inipleuient lor ciiUi- voting crop", nnd avi’ 1 do tho work «»f more thaii - tbrly men with hoes. * Willi the corn u.op, this tool limy run close alnngsidi •corn, nnd to the full depth of ’ ’ wlien the corn is Imt three ii: before thu emits occupy the the rows; H)!s will Ji t llio son. move ov» corn plant with Iho soil, nml Ibrsosligh distance ns not to separate tho particles fr the roots, yet su completely Ioo*cning tho muss that the plant muy be pieked up with tlie fingers. This is mme thorough eultivn- lion than can he obtatind h.v ono hundred hodng*. leaving tho «r»!l iu hjtter tilth and editing root-. Moi-j thun twen oiisnnd.ofj! fV I'lVv rfxyiwc told last yen Bltlf’EST 1 0.,d lrcnan • . ■ V . tl 5° Tavu IIoiau- .* 50 -Mitti not.rr . It on Three Ho se I ' " •• with i FoC.8alo by leaA’o tho hair bursli ami dry, liuiinstrcef is mado.Avith oil nml stimulating s||irit.-, nf- fordiag an- ngrcpahlu Ii.ftir wash, aside from its vidiic na a f-cstoratiye. IFis sojd ut .a reu- sounbtu price, placing it within U10 resell uf all. Wo leave our readers tq judge if imita tions cun product) comparatively successful remits, tho original - article must surpass them all.—JourqpL » 7 Jtomcinber. that this result is pi-odiieed hy UeiuutrepL’s Inimitable, tho original and only roliable Hair Itcstorativo. i’ricctlfty! centr. and-6no dollar a bottlo.— junllwlm Troy,*X. Y. oot23tw*\vGm] ■J. A. RUIMBY, ;; Warren B ock, ' Augusta, On. Cigars, Tobacco, Snuffs, T KAH, Yeast, Bonders Ess. Cofl'op, Uluck lag Cinnmon Mneo, Olivo Oil, Vinegar, or salo’by - • TUllNLEY, Ifobll • No. 8 Choice Hpuso. W OU— , ,'r/enils nod customer*, public generally, that li o is now eponing a very largo ami at- . tractive Slock of Drugs, Medicines, CL Dvestufls, Berfumcry uud Fancy Arth-los.— Also. Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Lhpto: for Medical uses. AIso'Beot* of all kimis, both Field nnd Garden, (Southern Raised).— Glass, Butty,Glud, BruMies.nnd in fact, every thing fu hfs line or that is usual 1 v kept in h Tirat Class Drug Store, Having had several years experience, and by giving bis peraopu) attention to tho bu*i ness, bo nope* to merit a idiaro of pubDc pa tronage, nnd to bo uldo to furnish his cus turners reliable article*, at n* LOW PRICES, iy hnma thin side of Augusta, On., lio Mrs. Jnno*.—I slinil sond for a box di rectly, nnd shnll tell all ray suffering friends tlioj •- » Real Blessing. Gup.at Discovkhy.—Among tbo most im portant of all tbo grenS modlcal discovurii of this nge may bo considered tho system of vaccination for protection from BmnR Box, the Cephalic Pill for relief of Headache, an4. of Quinine for tho prevention of Fo vers, cither of whloh Is a suro specific, whoso benefits will bo experienced by suflerjng humanity long nftor thoir gotten. r discoverers a CURE NervousHeadache DAVID G. LOVE, NOTARY PUBLIC, Accftunfhiit, * aiid all oth- Cnllccting uud tJecuriugCiu or business iu Ids line. Olfieo ill 0.- B. Eve’s Garriago Factory, whoro lie may bo found daily from 8 to 12, A. M. nnd fruiu t to J F. M. Futronngo Butted. *an3—trity. NEW WATCHMAKER By tho uso of theso Pills the period ie at tacks uf XerA'ous or Sick Headacho may bo And Silversmith Shop. rec niunond myself to thu public goncr- ullywlm-want WATCHES. Clooks & Jewolry Repaired To givo mo a qull. Lpromiso to do good Avork guild make charges reasonable. SIEGFRIED J0XA8. JHD*‘Shop In the rear of S, Jonas’ Store. "“>3111 nov22tw3i Superior White Lead, A T ver/ low prices. - Also, Linseed Oi Cbp*|, Doraar and Japan Vttrnisho all »f tlio host quality and at lOAvest prices Per sale by FARELL A YBI9ER. D U. BULL’S Worm Destrayor-A' fresh si * ' ' supply ut . FARELL'A YEiSEIVfl. . BAKERS . BREAD! FRESH OX Tuesday, Thursday, and Sntutdny EVEXlX08 .it 5 o’oloeftl J. It. MARTIN. prevented; and - if taken at tho commoner- incut of nn Attack immedioto roliof from pain nnd sickness will be obtained. They seldom fall in removing the Nausea nml lloadachu to ivhich females nro bo Bub- joct. . ' Tlioy aqt gently on the boAA^ots—removing CostLvoncss. ^ Fhf Literary Meu/Studchts, Del it ato Fe males, and nil persons of sedentary habit.', they nro valiiablo as a Laxative, improving the Appetite, giving tone and vigor to the di gestive organs, aud restoring the uatursl elas ticity and strength of tho Avholo system. The Cuplmlio Pills aro tlio result of long investigation and carefully conducted exper iments, having been in uso many years, dur ing Avliich time they lun-a prevented nnd rc- Hevod’U Vast amount of pain nnd sutforing from ncndacho, whether originating in tho herA'ous system, or .from a-deranged stato of thq stomach. Thoy.nro entirely vogetnblo in their c n*- positiou, rind uiav bo taken at all times avRU perfect safety Avftliout mpkiiig any change of diet, and tho ebscnco of any disngrcenbfu tnsto ronders it easy to administer them to childrn*. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! Tho gouuino.hnve fivo signatures of Henry 0. Spaiqing on each box.- Sold by Druggists and all other dealers iu Mcdiciues. A Box tvill bo sont by mail prepaid on re ceipt of the ■ cyUj^vt ’ 9
