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Georgia*
rude or the South, my sunny homo,
Lund ot the bmvo find (rco,
'n whatsoever oUmes I roam,
ily heatt still turns to thee,
eorgia I thy name’s a magic spoil,
Moving my inmost soul,
With more thnn music s witching swill,
Defying all control.
Thv gallant sons, when dangor lurks
Wo turn our eyos to theej
Whoso cradle song has over boon,
Freedom nnd Liberty.
Thy daughters too nro nobly planned—
Well versed in Wisdom’s loro,
virtnro nnd Truth walk hand in hand,
With loving hearts nnd puro.
Pride of the South I bright, sunny home
My heart still turns to tlieo;
And though In distant lands I roam,
No Ollier's home to me.
Remarks or Air. Crawford,
nr osutxit,
,‘.rn lim Onfmanu <tf Stcrstion mat on ill
postage.
Mr Caw ford of Green©, saidtlmt he,
-ired simpiv to explain the grounds
lie vote which ho should givo. Yew-
lay, on the resolution of the ddc
. from Bibb, which doctored it to bo
.> right nnd duty of tlio State to so*
, lo. he had voted in tho nogntivo;
! if the question were now to bo tak-
cn over again he would voto the same
v. .V. Thts morning ho had votod in
\.vor of the substitute of the delegate
n Jefferson. Ite still approved of
. . t ’ vote. And even now, if there
-v anv possibility of altering tho do-
.n of the Convention and carrying
it hi« own view, he would vote against
Ordinance. But as the votes yester*
. and thisIhorning were test votes,
regarded the question of secession
• ;Io-i. and as he regarded it his duty
submit, and to acquiesce in the de-
irevi policy of the States ns tho siro-
*t. most direct, and most emphatic
yef making known his acquiescence,
i to add the moral effect of tho
*te's act, he would rote in the affimo*
Ptiiarola nnd its Fortifications,
Pensacola Lay has rare properties as a
• r. 11 is now accessible to frigates,
tar is near the coast, and the chan*
across it short and easily passed.—
•- harbor is perfectly landlocked, and
to** roadstead very capacious. There
or*' excellent positions within for re*
pairing, building, and launching res*
t- i*. and for docks and dockyards in
healthy situations. The supply of good
water is abundant. These properties,
.r. connection with the position of the
.arbor, as regards the coast, have in*
i uoed the Government to select it as a
i.i.vul station, and a place of rende*-
wus and repair. The upper arms of
.•nskcoltt bay receive the 1 ellow W»-
t or Pea river, Middle river, and Ea-
mbia river, eleven miles from the
Alabama—Important Ordinance.
Tho Convention, yesterday by a largo
_ •riority passed an Ordinance, (reported
by tho Military Committee,! to provide
for tho military dofencc ol this State,
It provides that in.cose of a declaration
of wai on the part of the United States
Government, or of an actual invasion
o: Alabama by any foroe* or power what*
ever, there shall bo raised several regi
ments—cavalry artillery and infuntry,
and such other troops as shall comprise
an etticient army—to serve for three
yonrs, or lest time. Also, authorising
tho Govern or to accept and cull intoser-
vico such number of volunteers as the
exigencies of tho times may require; to
serve for such length of tlmo as may be
necessary.
It provides for tho appointment of a
Major General to command the whole
Alabama forces, to he under the direc
tion ami control of tho Governor. Also
for the selection of suoh Brigadier Gen
erals, Adjutant nml (Quarter-master Ucn
orals, an Ordinance officer, ifto., Ac., *u
tho cxigoncics of tho times may muk
necessary. Said commissioned officers
to receive the pay of officers of similar
grade and arm of service in tlio U. S.
At my, nml “U. .S. Anny Regulation*”
by Jefferson Davis, to bo adopted (so
far as may not bo inconsistent with pro
visions of tho ordinance, or ot tho Ordi-
nanco of .Secession passed on lltli,) to
control of Alabama forces, Ac. Said
Ordinance tuny bo altorod or amen-
dcU bv the next General Assembly
mnl nil troops to bo withdrawn from
lervlco at tho discroliou of tho Gover
nor.
Tho Ordinance was reported by Hon.
Jere. Clemons, Cpnirninh of the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, who advocat
ed it« adoption in a brief but forcible
nml eloquent speech.—Mont. Advertiser
20 th.
How Tutv Tax tiium tx Mtsstsstm—
A gcutlciuan in this city from Mrsisippi
says tho Louisville Journal of Thursday,
w ho is a largo slaveholder there, received
assurances vester*lay from that State
that a tax of twelve dollars per head hud
been levied upon nogrofcs by tlio State
authorities and an additional assessment
of one dollar nnd ilfty cents upon each
one hundred dollars worth of taxables
DoSTlf you wish to lortrn all your de
fects quarrel with your best friend; and
you will bo surprised to find what n
villian you are even in the estimation
of a friend.
OKORGU,‘Polk countjr* '
THERE AS, WUlIam Hogg, executor of
W the last will and testament pf Sarah
Forrester, late of said county, deceased, ap
plies for lettors of dlsmisston from bis said
administration,
These aro, thorofore, to oite all persons cop-
ccrned, kindred and oredltors, to show cans* if
any they enn, why said administrator should
not be discharged from his administration aud
receive letters of dismission on or before the
first Monday in June next, oil erwiee tho
said executor will then be dismissed io terms
of the statute in such oases made and pro
vided.
Given under my hand and official signature
GEORGIA—-Floyd County.
T O all whom it may conncrn—James C.
Pemberton having in proper form applied
to me fur pjrinaeeut lottors of Administra
tion on the estate of John Fowler, late of
th. Slnto of Toxna. deoonacd.
Those are therefore to cite and admonish
all aud kingninr tho kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and sp|»car at my office
within the time prescribed by law. and show
cuufo, if any they have, why permanent
Administration should not be granted unto
James C. IVinherton on John Fowler's estate
Given under my hand andnffinialsigunture,
at office this Nov. 37th. 1*60.
nov.10 J. LAMBKRTH, Ordinary.
Jlllf.
Bay*A facetious hoy asked one of his
play mites how a hardware dealer dif
fered from a bootmaker? The latter,
somewhat puzsled, gave it up. “Why,
said the other, **because tho one sold
the nails, and the other nailed the
•ole*.”
GEORGIA—Floyd County
N OTICE it hereby glvon to si I persons
haviug demands aguinst Richard S
Simmons, late of said county, deceased, to
present them to us, properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law, so as to
show their character ami amount.
And all persons indebted In said deceased
■e hereby required to make immediate
payment. J. U. SIMMONS. Adm'r,
noraO riAUAK C. SIMMONS. Ad'x.
Notice.
A LT* person* aro hereby noli fled not to
credit Mr*. MARY J. KING on my ac-
count, as I shall not bo responsible for any
debt she may contract.
Since our ae|»aratinn a fund has been pro
vided for hur support and necessary *x-
Mimes. JOSHUA KING.
scpMwtm
Notice.
T WO MONTHS after dsle application
will be mods to the Ordinary or Floyd
county, Ga., for leave to sell all the land snd
negroes belonging lo the estate of Richard
8. Simmons, demised.
J H. SIMMONS. Adm’r.
nov30 SARAH 0. SIMMONS,Adtr.
Administratrix** Notice.
f'1 EORGIA. Volk ftoimfy.*
VjT Bl sty d*yn after ditto 1 will apply to
the Court of ( rdinnry of said county for
leave to sell the lands belonging fo the estate
ef IlCnry O. Silver, late of said county, de
ceased, th|« Nov. the 5lh. IMG.
TEMPERANCE SILVEY,
nov9 Administratrix.
Great Fire at Danville, Ky
W. B, D0DD3 & Co ’s
FA VTA POES lBLamt.
Santa Rosa Inland is situated east by
northwest by aouth fourteen league*,
i.nd completely shuts out Pensacola
irom tbe sea. It is so low that the sea
in u gale washes its top. It is not more
than one-foutb of a mile wide. The
w<-Kt point of this Island is at tbe mouth
ol Pensaoola bay. Tbe latter is not
over one and a quarter miles wide.
fort vice.sk*.
The principal means of defence to
t v .r mouth of Pensaoola bay and the no-
.1 Ration is Fort Pickens. This fort
a first class bastioned fort, built of
N- w York granite, and situated on low
- >und on the east point of Santa Rosa
land. Its walls are forty-five feet in
ighfc by twelve feet in thtokness; it is
ubrasured for two tiers of guns, which
i.ro placed under bombproof casements,
oe-ides having one tier of guns cn her-
1 te. The guns from thia work radi-
• to every point of the horison, with
. .nk nml enfilading fire at every angle
u< approach. Tho work was cominenc
(GEORGIA, Fiord roftniy.
S l’SAN u. t». McGUIRK, guardian of Ade-
lia 8. McGuire, having npplicd to the
cmirtof Ordinary of said county, for * dis
charge irom her (Juardisn-bip of Adclia S.
McGuire's perron and propen.t:
Tli i» therefore lo rite all persons concern
ed. lo show cause by filing objections in my
office, why the sahl Susan R. G. McGuire
sboul.l not lie dismi*»ed from her Guardian
ship of Adclia R. McGuire, nod re<-cive tbs
usual letters of dismission.
Given under ntv hand And official signa
ture. at office. lUi. 14th of Jau'y. IMS.
jau334«d JESSE LAMBERT!!, Ord.
GEORGIA—Polk County.
'ITTHEKEAS William Peek has applied
Tv lo me for Utters of dimission from his
administration on the estate of Frances Gil
bert, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish
all persons Interested in said estate to be and
appear at my office, on er before the ex
piration of six months, to shew cause, tf any
they have, why said applicant should not bs
dismissed from his said administration In terms
of tbe statute in sueh eases made and pro
vided. *
Given under my hand and official sisna
ture this fith of August, I860.
auglO-Orn B. A. BORDERS, Ord.
Concrete Safes Triumphant!
FORTT-EIGHT HOURS IN THE FIRE
Damvillx, Ky.,March 7, 1800
Messrs. W. B. Dodds ft Cn., Cincinnati:
Dear Sir—The safe I purchased of you in
September last tins stood thegreatflre which
occurred in our town on lho33iFKabuary splen
didly. 1 had a large amount of notes, receipts
ftc. in it, bolore the building burned 1 took
the papers out but put in some sheets of ua~
j>or, aud upoh opening it since the burning,
NOT EVEN SCORCHED.
The veencringon the drawers was a little
warped t Ihe lock works very well,
when I oil ft a little 1 think it willbeasgood
as ever. My enfo was in the lower story of
three story building with shingle roof. In n
adjniulug room, with only a plastered parti
tion, a drug store was kept, nnd immediately
opposite where my >ufe was setting there was
a considerable quantity cf paints, oils, tur
pentine, enmphino, nn-l Hunors. The build
ing was eon neotod wish the Patterson Hotel
on one side and was within six foot of th
Court Houso on tho other, witli a large pile
of wood between my office and tho Court
House, and a door entering into my office im
mediately from tho wood. There’was also
small framebnilding attached to the rear*
the Drugstore, with oils, paints, and liquors
iu it, and a glass door lending into my office
from it. You will see at ones the excessive
heat created at and about It. I regard tt
fully tested, and hnve no hesitaney in sav
ing that my papers would have been pre
served if I had Ivft them ill the safe.
A number of uur eitisens have examined
it since the firo and were surprised at its
condition, and some of them have ordered
safes of you, believing them
REALLY FIRE PROOF SAFES.
I shall take great pleasure In recommend-
Ing your safes. You are at liberty to make
sueh use of tin's statement as you deem
proper. Yours, (signed]
M. J. DURHAM.
We are Agents for ihrse splendid Safea
and invite the public to call and see other
eertifiestes as to tbe mauner in which they
resist tho attacks of both
FIRE AND BURGLARS.
These safes have never faibd to preserve
their contents, and aro warranted to be
ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMP.
The coustrurtfon of tho BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES is peculiar.aud iu connec
tion with th# ••Great American Key Regis
ter Lock," {which pm>»>*»en the great advan
tage of having NO KEY HOLE nnd yet has
tin security of a PKRMUTATING KEY
eapable of 2. r >0,000,000 chnngcs.) they will
be found perfectly impregnable.
A. W. CALDWELL. Rome, Ga.
Srnar rev A Saruoiu, Nashville,Tenn.
may34 uly.
COTTON
til!.!
Having frequently been requested :by our friends to uccopt an
Agency for Cotton Gins, we have at length concluded to accom
modate thorn, though at no particular profit to onrselve., as we sell at
the smallest commissions.
WHOSE GINS SHALE WE BELL 7;
Aftor examining them carefully, and cfthsnltfnjj Planters and
Cotton Buyers, we found that Orr’s stood tho hlahest with.oTery.one
who had tested tho matter. Wo therefore gave the preference to
ORR’S COTTON GINS.
Any of our frionds needing a Gin will do well to buy of ns ns we
warrant every Gin sold, and we also fkirnish an experienced and skill-
workman to deliver them at the Gin House nun put them in good
running ordor.
We would like to have orders left with us oa far ahead «• possible. »« thet there may
io delay in delivering them et the proper time. References of to theenperiorlty Of Orr'e
Gins over others ere filed at our Hardware Store, and can be seen by celling there.
julyC—wtf HARPER & BUTLER,
HARPER & BUTLER,
Importers and Heavy Dealers in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
HARDWARE,
Broad Street, Rome, Ga.
WE respcctfulle aolint a continuation of the patr,>uago of our PROMPT PAYING and
OiLsli Customers,
To whom our Osode ore for salo at the LOWEST FIGURES* IJai
GEORGIA, Polk Conaty.
Clerks Offi-e. In fori* r eonrt, Jan. IS, 1M1. I
A LL p TMinalnirreiAeft are bereLv notified
that Emiimici Lynn of tbe 1S7S Dirt.
U. M-. tolls b f.»re Samuel Ol instead, one of
tbe Ju*tiros of tlie Peace for siid district, as
ESTRAVh, n p dr Ox n—one a dark briudle,
with n cr'<p and bit in the right ear
and a hole snd -lu.ie ibe left; the other a
light brindlr, witli a crop and underbit in
the right ••sr. and tir«j* nnd orrrbit iu the
left—wpw»d i# Mi nrft years—valued by
William ll -ti. fret*!.older ot wiid county and
di-tnet. to i*c worth thirty ($30) dollars.—
The owner « f s .M es«raya is required lo come
>r«erd, |>tv «*h »rg « and take them away,
r they will t*e d n’t with according to law.
A true extra. * from the E*tmy Rook.
j.n’i K M. HIGirTnwfcB.n. I. r.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
W HEHEAS. James F. Hoskinson. Admin
istrator of James T. bund, deceased,
•■epresent to the Court, in bis petition, duly
filed and entered on Record, that they have
billy administered James T. Road's estate.
These are, therefore, to cite all persons con
cerned, kinsmen and creditors, to show cause,
tf any they eau, why said Adminis
trator should not l*o discharged front their
Administration and rsrnlve Jotters of dismis
sion on tlie first Monday in April, 18411.
Given under my hand and official signature
at office, 3d SeptemW, I860.
sep7 JESSE LAMREUTH, Ordinary.
Save your Lives & Property
ANDREW W. CALDWELL,
ROME. GA..
utlmrised agent for the Salo and
Erection of
Amos Lyons’ Patent
I 1828 oml (IniBhotl in 1853. Itcost nn 1,1,1-n I Il'tlTMIMI! R Iin«
the FoUeral Oovernmont nearly one VjUI 11/lV ljlUlllAliMVl llUDt)
oilHon of dollant. When on a war
footing its garrison oonuists of l,2G0aol-
»\U*ra. It* rkvnmrnortt, only a portion of
which is within its walls, consists of—
Guns.
Forty-two poutulor iron gum 03
Thirty-two pounder iron guns...'. 17
'Twenty-four pounder iron guns 49
Kightoon pounder iron guns 5
Twelve pounder Iron gons 13
Hr.field pieces 0
Brass-flunk howitzers 20
Heavy eight inch howitzers 13
'niirteen-inoh mortar .....1
Heavy ten-inch mortars 4
lit eight-inch mortars 4
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
W HEREAS. William J. Smith, Adminis
trator of Jacob Stayer, rupreseuts.to the
Court in his petition, duly flkd and entered
on Record, that he haa ftilly administered
William Stayer's estate.
These are. therefore, to cite all persons
concerned, kindred aud creditors, to show
cause if any thoy can. why said administra
tor should not be discharged from ilia admin
istration and reoeivo letters of dismission
the first Monday in April. JHAI.
Given under tny hand nnd official signature
this Suptomber .id. 18A1.
•ep7 JESSE LAMBERT!!, Ord.
NEW FIRM.
Hills & Sumter,
HAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER FOR
MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING
ALL KINDS AND STYLE OP
CABINET FURNITURE
Extensive Shop and Machinery
WITH FlltST QUALITY OF MATERIAL,’ WE AUK HEADY TO
MANUFACTURE LARGELY
A1 l/i! ll 2 l i“r\JS.SV. rl i ,> °’."“' 1 !° 1111 " n " rjM * 11 u >« ahortaat nolle,.
Mil. BUMTEB, h«« be«n long know, in tl.i. oolnimliilty, nan gntolua MECHANIC, iu
thorofore, warrant nil nrtiole. modo by u,. We ahull bo olio lo
Supply the surrounding Country with Sash, Blinds,
nnd !• urnituro, at very reasonable prices. *
n" ,l " “I 11 *"* " f <»»ntrr lo onr War. Bourn,' Fnrnltnro Store an.
CASE8 * ,wv *
L.11.Vill*r.o W, Mil,LjS. iulv27.lv.
JAMES M. SUMTER
GKOHGIA-Floyd County.
W HEREAS. George Shirley, administra
tor of Roltert II. Canady, deceased,
represent* to the Court In his petition duly
filed and entered «n revoed that he has fully
administered R. II. Canady's estate.
This is therefore lo cite all persons con
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause
if any they ran. why said Administrator
should not be discharged from his adminis
tration, and receive lotters of adiuiasion on
the first Monday In February, 1801.
Given under my hand and official signa
ture. at office, this Sth July, I860.
jul/13 J. LAMBERT!!,.Ordinary.
Total armament .210
Tho fire from this work oompletely
rovers the navy yard. 1 ho bar on the
uxtorior of the Bay is three miles dis
tant. nnd beyond (hat there aro no facil
ities lor a hostilo Hoot to lio in safety.
FORT U’RAE.
This fortification is situated on Fos-
"t’s Bank, and guards tbe west side of
• he mouth of rensayola V\ay. It is a
i -1ioned fort, built of brlek masonry,
nth walls twelve feqc in thickness. It
. • rnhnwured for two tiers of guns, un-
•' • bombproof easements, and has one
ior, m barbette. Its armament consists
•1 lfiU guns, and in time of warrequiros
; garrison of 050 men. Tito work cost
: lie Federal Government about $400,000
Its guns radiate at every point of the
horrizon. Tt Is a very effective work.'—
Thu full armament of the fort is not
complete; Below this fort is a water
battery, which mount* some eight
ton guns. The interior of Fort McRae,
: provided with tho necessary shobfur-
. us, officers’ and soldiers 1 quarters,
n.agazlnes, &c.
DayTho Boston story about tho sloop
<>*'-war Macedonian being dcspa.ched
-< uth,” under sealed orders, is all im
itation. Tho Macedonian was more
>n *ix weeks ago ordered to the Gulf
Squadron, and sho is only obeying that
Mr. Caldwell i« prepared to furnish mm!
put Up the abovo-aamail Lightning Uod^ foi
iv au»l ell puranut dwelfing them.
We have in uur pn.aeesion any I'umb
certificates, fllmwiiig the utility nr.tl n*l>
uge of thuso roils over all others, but deem
the subjoined sufficient:
Wasiiingmi), (Ja ,8ept. 12, I860.
This is to certify that wo have examined
I, yon's I'ntont Coppe Lightning Hod," and
think it the best eve? presented to the public
and choerfujly reoommottd it for its efficien
cy and durability.
J. J. Robertson, Rev. J. B. Dun wood v, A.
L. Alexander, O. L. Rattlo, Rev. II. A.Tnp-
yer, A. A. Cleveland, Rev. G. G. Norman,
Samuel Bar nett. Ksq.
In reviewing the
im.rkuhle slrnki
Copper Rod, thrM'-tourths of an inch in dia-
moter. nr an equivalent quantity of copper
In any other foriu.hnr boon nblu to withstand
the limiting efforts of every discharge of
lightning, occuriug within the experience of
GKOKGIA, Floyd County.
W HEREAS, Huirisen Camp, Adminis
trator of John White, represents to
tho Court, in his petition dulv filed and eu.
tercil on record, that hr has fully administer
ed John White’s estate.
This is, therrforo. to cite all persons con
cerned, kindred aud creditors, to show cause,
If any they can, why said administrator
should not he discharged from his adminis
tralion, and roceive letters of dismission on
the first Monday in June, 1801.
Given under my hand nnd official sign*-
thisnt office, this Mh Nov. 180ft.
nev!5 JESSE LAMREUTH, Ord’y
GEORGIA—-Polk County.
W HEREAS, Klxnphnn It. King, executor
of tlw lost will and testament of George
ot I Smith, deceased, has applied to m* for letters
of Dismission from his said Administration —
Thcso aro therefore, to eito and admonish
the kindred and friends, and all persons in-
teroslod, to show rouse, (if any thev have)
why the said applicant should not he dis
missed from his administration of said es
tate, nt the first Court of Ordinary fur said
ooiintv. after the expiration of six months
from this date.
Given under my hand-and official signature
this 20th day ef August, 1860.
«"g24—6nr 8. A. BORDERS. Ord.
TO 3 ^
articles or.5** 1
B. T. BABBITT’S
Dare Medicinal Yeast,
(Ilk. ili.l from » boltlfl oi dm. w.wr.j Urn
/JQ *nd rom.ln, 3ono.nl In th. douch,
DO until it f. .«» th th. own. ’»h«n Ihe
heat causes tho gas to escape through
AND U.. dough while buklng. The bro.3,
eke o, nlroult li.uot oulj eer, light,
but perfectly wholesome. Whore this
# U Y«M* « Md i y° u roquira »boal
ono quarter the atbount of shortening
used with ordinary yeast. 1 It may also
bo used fur boekwhoai oakfis, Johnuy
eakes, and all kinds of pastry. This
yeast Is pul up only in ono pound cans
with checkered label. Red, whlto and
blue~rtto other is genuino—bew*re. of
imilat ons^ nXljnlTT , s
PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH.
Warranted double tho strength *ef
eoinmun FotAfeh; and superior to any
nQ Raponiiler in market, put up in cans
UO Of 1 lb., 2 lb#.. 3 lbs.. $ lbs., and IS
lbs., with full directions for making
AND Hard and loft Soap. Ono pound will
make fifteen gallons of soft soap. No
*yrk lime Is required. Consumers Will find
# U this thu cheapest Potash In market.
». r. Haubi'tt'r
MEDICINAL 8ALRRATIT8.
A perfectly pure and wkolesoine art!
cle, free from all deleterious matter!
so prepared »h«t, as tho circular ac
companying tho Saforatua will show,
nothing r mains in the bread when
baked, but common suit wa'cr nnd
flour. Pnt up nestlV In papers of 1 lb.,
i lb. and k it.
a. r. barritt's
ftQ CONCENTRATED SOFT SOAP.
UO Ono box, costing Ono Dollar, will maka
40 gftliolU of handsome Soft Soap by
AND simply adding boiling Water.
i. T. »AB»tfT*ft
CONCENTRATED SAL SODA,
I VI A new article exclusively Ihr the South.
Sal Soda or Washing Sod* can hot bs
sent South during •v*rm w,ather, as it
doUquesocs or melts. I dry out tho
Water, snd put up tho Sal Soda in 1 lb.
papers, "warranted to stand the warm
est climate.** One pound U equal to
|>ounda of ordinary Sal
"7 HOME
Gm .n3 W.t«r Work, .reeled , .11 ,,
of MnehfDerr rop.lrod. Jt.,e J*. li,( <
h.nd Wrought Iron 8Uun MdwJuT'C.*
Bte.m Cooke, Ou.gce, *c. . "N,
Castings of apy Site
GEARING in tho Couhlr,, ,I„ S ^
Boilers.
Flue, Tubular, Locomotive and .
Boilers', made and repaired.’ I
BlMt Pipe., 1 G»iohi-l-r,, WlffilJ’.’h I
Smoko SUck,, Ac. Bloekimlih u,,i J? I
la order. ...
Mining Machinery, .
Corel,li. Pumping Engine,, Cra.l.^ I
Llrtingknd Torre Pnmpi, rump lw, ,J|
given to tnie nntnrn nr bn.inr.., ]
Noble, fir., who .uperintendi il,e *.,k i,T|
Ing been elong tlmo In Europe for ih,’ I
pose of ohlnlnlng the Uleif
nnJ JmwIus sf ininliis ' I
Washing Soda, consequently it Is
muoh cheaper—the dealer saves 66
per oent. on tho ftreight, ns hs does not
have to pay frolght on water.
ftQ •. T. BARBITT’a
OO SOAP FOR FAMILY USE.
One pound of this soap is uqttal lo
AND three pounds of ordinary Family Soap.
• One pound will mnko three gallons ef
handsome 8ofl Soap. It wfll remove
I paint, grease, tar and atalns of all
kinds. It will not injure the rabric.
on tho contrary, it proserves it. Ii
will wash in hard or salt water. But
little labor is required where this Soap
is ussd. Machinists and Printers will
find this soap superior to anything
la market, if your storekeeper does
not keep the above goods, tend $& by
mail, and I will scud a package of
either article; or an assorted box, con
taining a part of each article, as you
may uirbet, ‘ flvrd the nnme of your
Post Office, also the Stow nnd county
in which you reside, with Ihe direc
tions for shipping. Address
B. T. BABBITT,
Nos. 64. 06, 61, 76, 72 and 74 Washington
., New York. A liberal discount U store
keepers. sep2t
drawing of mining work. |
arsons in want of 8(«am Eftgflltj tjinJ
1 to rail on us before golds tli.wvi l
will warrant our Engines to\* I
„ p.rlloul.r lo th. Wit gmd.JBL‘1
sr:
utltr.
nmnkinu; and in most iustnuucii.. ..
tlty has been sufficient In conduct safely
lost powerful discharges.
In all cases, the metul should expose as
groat an extent of surface us is consistent
with strongtb, nnd should be perfectly con
tinuous from tlio point toinoist earth.
Tbe Lightning Rods of Amos I.yon, are
constructed upon scientific principles, an*!
fulfill* all the conditions for the efficient con
duction of electrical discharges. Similar
bands of copper here brten extensively em
ployed in tho British Navy, with perfect
success. • JOSEPH JONES, M. D.,
Professor of Medical Chemistry in the
Medical College of Georgia,at Augusta.
claims to public confided jo,
Indeed, while some forms of rod; m
use, have tholr merits, yet in the high
ducting power of tho metal employed—its
great extent of surface exposed—tho knife
like edgesof the spiral sheet—the continuous-
ness r>f the metallic column, without break
interruption from fon to bottom—In the u
oxydixable and durable nature of the polr..
ed summit, and In tho general insulation nnd
security of the Rod. wo know no other that
so strfetly conforms to tho inexorable laws
which nro known to govern the Electric Fluid
In its possngo through the atmosphere and
r l. * - • sn lei y
GEORGIA* Floyd Cunnty,
T WO months after date application will he
made to tbe Ordinary of Floyd county,
for leave to sell all tho Land and Negroes
of Beniamin II. l.amkln, dcecssed.
P. L. turnley,
de«20 Adm'r de bonis non
b
Alabama*—The Convention continues
to hold Hoci-pt session, says Montgomery
Post. The Legislature has so fur been
engaged principally in the consideration
of local matters; and Thursday, a bill
providing for the staying of executions
upon debtors, was introcuced and refer
red to the appropriate committee.
Tux Right Spirit.—Many of our
merchants (says tho Columbus Times)
have clerks with them who haveinlisted
for the war’and with a comracndablo
spirit, they have told thorn to go, along,
, woges t 0 continue and they
should not lose their places. This is
the way for tho Southerners to act.
flQHIenry S. Lane, Governor eleot of
Indiana, was inaugurated on Monday,
but on Wednesday tho Legislature elec
ted him U. S. Sonator, when lie resign
ed, and 0. If. Morton, Lieutenant Gov-
hia
Administrator’s Land Sale
AND SALK OF
PEBI8UAHLK PROPERTY.
A GIIEEAULK to an order from tho Hon.
fx Court of Ordinary for Polk County, Goo.,
will he sold at public outcry, on the first
Tuesday in December next, before the Court
House door iir Rome, Floyd co., within the
legal hours of salo :
One hundred and twenty acres of land,
ore or leu, belonging to the estate of Alex-
ftuder C. Morris, late or Polk county, dee'd.
known as the Knox place, adjoining lands of
along surfaces, nnd it mny therefore ...
reliod on »> possessing all the leading char
acteristics requisite iu a conductor.
A. MEANS.
Oxford, Ga., Oct. 9, i860.
In addition to tbe above we have pormiv-
ilou to refer to Rev. John Jones of Romo.
WM. C, WARD ft CO..
ootlfwflm Atlanta, Go.
THE BLANCEVLILE
SI-ATE ttUAKKY.
VAN WERT, POLK<CO., GA.
PHB .ubseribor now has his Slate Quarry
T. \ u,, y op°nod and is provided with a suffi-
cient number of workmen to fill orders in aov
port of the South. Tho quality of the,foie
ha* boen fully tested, and Us beauty and ex-
ceRenoe oan bo .«n by . n examiDailon of
•sveral building* In Homo covered with slate
from this Quarry. The -aubsoribor proposes
to furnish tho slate at arty point io Georgia
Alabama or Tennessee and lay it on the
roof at an expense not exceeding the cost o>
Tin roofing.
Contracts oan be made with John R. Free-
man Agent of Rome or 8. If, Blanoe general
Agent at Van Wort Polk Co., Ga.^*
. x pin
Taylor nnd others—about sixlv acres
cleared nnd In cultivation, with a comfort
able dwelling houso and other improve
ments thereon.
Terms—One lmlf cash, tho rcmnind*r on a
credit of twolyo men tbs, without interest,
secured by notes with unproved security.
Also, will be sold at the late residence of
said dcccnsod, commencing on Tuesday, the
27th of November next, all the Portable
Property belonging to tlie cstatoof ssid de
ceased, consisting of house old and kitchen
furniture, plantstinu tools, wagons, a buggy
and harness, fourgnnd farm mules, one young
sorrel horse, the nrop of corn, bidder, wheat
aud oati. n nne lot of cMtle, pork and sto<'k
hogs. Sale to coutinue from day to dar un
til all is sold,
Terras—Tho corn, foddor, wheat, oats and
pork hogs will be Cold for one half cash, the
rouiAluing half, together with all the other
perishable property will be sold on a credit
twolvo months without interest. Small notes
with approved security, except is to sums of
five dollars and under, which will be cash.—
No proporty rewovod until terms aro com
plied with. ABNER DARDEN,
Adm’r.
Premiums for Subscribers,
TIIE IHETHOHIST,
THE NEW RELIGIOUS WEEKLY.
Was commenced in July last, and is
published on
MATtJICDAY OF EYKIIY WEEK.
At No. 7 Heckman St., NEW YORK,
Rev. OEORuirit." CROOKS, D. D.
AsstsTr.n nv thu
Rev. JOHN MeOLINTOCK. D, D.
At prsent residing in Puri-, as Correspond
ing Editor, and '»y numerous contributors
well known as writers for the people. Giving
due prominence to all matter* of interest
pertnlnlng to tlio Church whoso name it
l»«urs, nnd sustaining its Institutions against
disorgnnixers within its bosom, and assail
ants from without, it yet, in a spirit of broth
erhood, conveys tq its readers full details of
passing events in all the sister churches,
and in the world at large, maintaining nt the
sumo titnnn high IVernry tone, nnd n digni
fied abstinence f.u.k all unnccussnry contro
versy.
It is printed in
IMPERIAL QUARTO FORM,
On the Best Paper, and in tho Rest Typo
graphical Style, nnd Is Embellished frun
time to time by
Portraits of Eminent Men,
In ihe Ministry and Laity, and is thus eon
stituted, editorially and mechanically, *
Religion* Family Newapaper y
Of the First Class.
Terms-$2 per year.
Subscribers paying for the Year to com
mence 1st January next, will receive the pa
!>er Gratuitously up to tbnt date.
PREMIUMS
For Subscribers,
Although the “.Methodist” bus mot with
almost unprecedented succkss, yet in order
Ithln the reach of every Moth
W. N DUCKER,
Importer, Manufacturer and Doaler in
CABINET FURNITURE,
XT pliolstery,
MAT.a ESSES.
AND
COTTAGE CHAIRS
On Broad Street, Romo, Georgia.
Yrgo“pp?/»f H *‘ l ,l ” L,ii< " to Tl.ll hi. W.r. Room., wh.ro h. h.. .
Rosewood, Parlor and chamber Furniture,
Mahogany, Walnut, and Imitation Furniture,
From tho best Spring Seat Sofa, to tbe commonest arllelo in use. Also an assortment of
illutrusscs, Tucker’s Patent Spring Ucd, Couches, Lounges, Sideboards, Safes.
All kinds of Furniture with disputnh, and neatly repaired.
ntt«« knit a'I v * r Y liboro * P«ftronag« heretofore extended to him, be hones, by elose at-
ntlon and good work, to merit » contnumnce of the same. 1 ' J we aw
1 IHIOP on Howard 8t.. near the Etowah House whem Fur
° rasnufactured and repaired. Work warranted to give satisfactions
Bills of over 50 Dollars Retailed at wkohsale prices—aud groat bargain
‘ July27‘fy. '
ity.
rcKD.
TAKE TOUR CHOICE-
Coinfort and Bliss, or Pain and Agohy.
Dr. Tobias’ Celebrated
VENETIAN LINIMENT
Whose wonderful cures, sure and Instantane
ous action, iu cases of
CferoNlc ltbcnniatisni, Headache*
TOOTH ACIIB, CUTS, BURNS, COLtC
Cramps, Dysentery, etc.,
IT IS NO NEW OATCH-PENNY!
But an article that has stood the U»t of fif
teen years. The enormous sale and rapidly
increasing demand is ut ouuc tho uvi-
dence of its usefulness and popuj
TRY IT AND BE CO>tV
It is warranted to do as stated or the agent
will refund tho money on the return of tbe
eutptv. bolt I o, if it dons no good. This is in-
ruudy the way this wonderful article hna
been introduced.
No family should be without a bottle in
the house—hundreds of dollars and many
hours of suffering mny be saved bv Its timely
use. Colic, Cramp and Dysentery yield at
once to its pain-euro live properties. It is
perfectly innocent, and can be given to the
oldest person or youngest child.
No matter, if you have no confidence in
Patent Modfeiue#—try ibis, and you will be
sure to buy again, and recommend to your
friends.
Hundrod* of Physicians roemmend it in
their practice.
^ftTNone genuine unless signed "8.1. To-
Price 25 and 50 ocnU por bottle.
and drawing of mining
. Parson* j
well to c
excelled. AlUt of prices sent sn iimwl
tlon.
We ran make and put up Engines is m .l
ning order ahd warrant them for tr»i tul
they ran ha had from Philadelphia «r | n |
York, none but the best material nird j lK T
work. All boilers manufactured at onr h.
Ubllshment we will Vsrrm to be of tMii
Ntv t, Penua Charcoal Hammered Iroi.
We are now mnnufartnringaaaw IrtiCa-l
ton Screw with A.ili-Friction Ball, Uioiivbl
have theta prefer them to all others. W« ia. |
vile all In want of a good arrow, that will *1
ways last to pack any site bait, to uialitl
tills. 1
Having the largest establishment ml
machinery of any shop In the Klsit, ut „|
every department Is snporinlonded by ml
selves, we feel confident that wo can 4snui|
as eheap aud equal to any in th*
States. f
NOBLE, BRO S, ft CO., R#nr,0L
prllt7.1J»ri wly. ,
• DR. lilTTXE’8
YERMIFUGKl
In LARGE Bottles and VUli,
Nothing else Is reqalred to relltro tUUrw tf 1
Werms; sad bMldes Mag eae.ef (k* (W^wtui I
best Vermifuges erer effsred to Ike public, its ft» I
qasnt ass la fsmUIss will save mask tmkeut I
•spsass, as well as the Uvh ot aaaay «kU4t»»-fc« I
atgkt oat of every tea eases geaerslly reqatrett.
A CARD.
DR. 1. B. OORMAN having extensively uoilR I
TLK'8 VERMIFUGE, tokos plsassrs Is
Is tbs most valuable remedy to euro ckU/m tf I
WORMS ks ever knew. - A dollst bottle ia qatts. I
•nffleteut fur SA esses.
TAtaomx, Oa., fob. X, liao.
LITTLE’S
ANODYNE COUQH DROPS.
A etriatn sun for CM*, augAr, IrsecMR I
Asthma. Fain in th* Mroast: alts CVnp,
fhls Is a ptsoaaut msdlsius to take, prsdectifl*
mediate retlsf, aud In Bias out of toa mom s w*ei«
ears. U exercises the meet soalraillsf IUhm
over Coughs and Irritation of Iks LasijofaTw
medy known, often stopping the rnoet rWUst U i
few hour*, or st most In a dsy or two. Huy aw
thought to bs decidedly eonsumtffirs, ker# toe
promptly sutsd by using a fsw hoUlct. Asuetm I
expectorant, without art ringing the bowels, ItetaadS I
parsmuant to all cough mixtures.
LITTLE’S
FRENCH MIXTURE.
This Is prepared from a French Redye ft* 0k I
forms of No. 1 aud S; the first for the sells, «l I
No. I for the chronic stage,) asd from Ususxiayid l
succsM Is likely to supersede srery etkar nady I
tor the curs of diseases of the Kldasys asd MsN* I
Oonorrhamt, Blennorrhoisl, end Lsusksrrkesl * I
Fluor Albas aSsetioas. This sxUusIti ecapsui I
eombluss properties totally difereet la ttig I
eharaetsr from aay thing to be found la Iks CtM I
Mates Pharmaeopcsla: sad In point of mMytsdtft I
•Uasy Is aotrlvaUsd in AmseVsa.
LITTLE’S
RINGWORM 4 TETTER QINTWM.|
FORTH* Wo. I.
by this remedy; and slaes the latrodeetlosslfo I
curtaiMSisssfil
ia a short time. For tbs cure ef Ctneerert w* I
and Clssrs it to applied in the farm st pUdemm I
Is almest lnfauibls. . „ I
than two knadrsd pieces la pejwkyd I
M. A. WIMPEE & CO.,
Carriage & Wagon
MANUFACTURERS
Opposite Harper A Butlers' Hardware Store
Broad fit., HOME, <;a.
W OULD respect fa Ily infornt their friends
and the public generally, that they aro
prepared to do all work in the CARRIAGE,
BUGGY AND WAGON LINK.
All thoir work will bo well done, and the
latest improroruantsndopted, but they would
call especial attention to,
JONES' PATENT IMPROVED
W. t I THWBLB 8CHEINS.
Which for light and oaay running are aupo
riorto the iron axles, and coot much less.
NEW WORK warranted.
^REPAIRING neatly done at short
notice, and chap for CASH!
'’“All orders promptly attended to. A
ahareof patronage sollolted.
april5wly.
euro subscribers. These 1* rent iu mss rso&er-
ed sevarally for Two Subscribers, and- up to
Fifty Subscribers, and embrace.
Carhnrt, Needham A Co.'s Mclodcons,
Wheeler ft Wilson's Sewing Mnehihea.
Wilcox A Gibbs’ Sowing Machines,
French's Conical Washing Machines.
A number of dcstrablo Boolfo. such as
Unr)\er's Illuminated Bible, -
Washington Irving’s Works,
Agricultural Hooks,
Stevous' Hist, of Methodism,
Bangs' Hist, of the M. E. Church,
And numerous otknr Rooks of permanent
interest and value, together with a great va
riety of Book* suitable to tlio
Sabbath Sohool Library.!
Affording to any who wish to present their
Pastor with a pornotiinlly useful household
convenience, or who wish to proem
their —~ f —* — — *-
erimtuully ui
who wish to _
own ooinfort, or who w'ish to furnish
* a means of .livolihood to some friend,
or to any Sunday Sohool Teacher or Pupil
who desires to enrich tho 8. 8. Library, a
roady means of doing so by the expenditure
only of a Little Exertion, and the occupa
tion of a littlo Spare Time.
Speoimen Numbers
Will ho sent Free, on anpllention, to any ad
dress, with full particulars of Premiums.
^ BANGS, Publisher,
oct26w6t Office, 7 Bookman nt., N. Y.
NEW
Illustrated Edition
OF
Livingstone’s Explorations
IN AFRICA.
. I "! l '| l<ll w ? of fiixtoen Year*’ n«.i-
STCS ft r nd hjourusv from the Cope
of Good Hojie fo L'»ando, on the West Coast ;
7I mh!.. , th8 ,r°" f 1 ,M * n ^ down the river
Zambesi to the Eastern Ocean. From the
personal narrative Div.n L.v.aostoxa,
D ‘ °* I 1 ' , a Fe, l°w of the Faculty of
rhyiielati* and Surgeons, Glasgow; Correa-
ponding M.mlwr of lh« >nd
l! il° r C i*p SMIe,r 5f N ' w Vo'kl Sold Med-
ali.lmd Corro.pnndlnff M.mb.rof tbo Ror-
.lO.oxr.pKc.lSockfl., „r Und«a, P.rl..
»a*W ,*• » HI»lori„l Slieloh
peslte Ga Railroad Depot. Jnn26—ly Unto, of 446 pages. 1 ,C "’ L rg#
CHATTOOGA UIVEK
INSTITUTE,
Gayleavllle, Cherokee Co., Ain.,
fl. M. AINSWORTH, A. M, Principal.
S TUDENTS of both sexes will bo received
ut Ibis Institution, and fitted for the com
mon duties of .life, or any class in our Col
lege*. Cumpotont Teachers are employed.
What every Horseman want*.
A Good, Cheap and Jtefinbtc Liniment.
Btirli an article is
DK. TOBIAS*
Venetian Horse Liniment
I'iot Bottles a (56 cents each.
For Lameness, Cats, Galls, Colic, Sprains, !h#V^ JSS
Ac., warranted cheaper than any other. It
is used by all the great horsemen on Long
Island courses. It will not cure Ring Bone
nor Spavin, as there is no Liniment in exist
ence that will. What It ii stated to cure it
positively does.
No owner of horses will be without It after
trying oue botMo. On# dose revives and
ften saves the life of an over heated ordrlv-
n hor, *'„ Y or . Oo,,rt *nd Bolly-ncbe It haa
never failed. Just as sure as the sun rises,
just so snro is this valuable Liniment to be
the Horse Lmbrucation of the day.
VBB IT ONE AND Alb.
DETOT1
No, si (Virtlnndt rtre.t. Ntw York.
Sold by all tho Druggists and Storekeepers.
Something New for Farmers.
SEED WHEAT.
‘TllIHAN" .ml "TUHK18H FLINT”
SEED WHEAT.
I 7.VIIEIX A YEISF.il Imvo jn.i re-
reived a small quantity of these excel
lent varieties, raised in Burko co., On. Go
and see it; yon tony do well to try a few
bushels as an experiment. [octl0w2ui
MANHOOD
IIOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. ;
Just Published, in a Sealed En-1
r elope.
A Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment and
Radical euro of Spermatorrhoea or BcralmA.
Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness nnd
Involuntary Emissions producing Tmpoteney
Consumption and Mental nnd Physical De
bility.
Br ROB. J. CULVERWELL, M. D.
The im|M»rtaut fact that the awful conse
quences of self-abuse may bo effectually re
moved without internal medicines orthe dnn-
gercusapplication, of caustics, instriimento,
medicated bougies, and other empirical devi-
aee, w here olearly demonstrated, nnd the en
tirely new and highly anocessful treatment,
as adopted by tbo celebrated author fully ex
plained, by means of whioh ©very one is en
abled to ouro himself perfeotly, and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums of the day. This Loc-
•nndii * >P0V ° tt ^ oon thousands and thou-
8ent undor seal to any address, post paid,
on the recoipt of two postage stamps, by ad-
dressingDr. CIIAS, ,1. C. KUNK.W'Fim
i Avenue, New lork, Post Box 4,WQ,
pages.
this Great Work, Illustrated with very fine
Chromo-Lithographic Plates,
OiTing (ho roloring to (if. of (ho
Scenery and Wild Animals,
From Drawings made by
I>R. LIVINGSTONE,
OL'RIXO
Sixteen Tears Wanderings,
In the Wilds of South Africa.
Tbl. Magnificent Volume it gollon up In
tho moot superior inonner, on fine panor,
bound in bovoloil Hoard.,.and is altogether
tho must Popular oml Sulooblo Book no,
published. Over •
75,000 COPIES,
JSwsftBrittrtsss!
tore. Tina Edition will be sold
Exclusively by Agents.
T° the largest commlasian will be
v^SdSuS^ 'SJSS ^ I ln lhc
J. w BRADLEY, PubH.h.r,
LIFE SYRUP.
for Inrlpiont Conromption, Coughs,
Colas, Asthma; Croup, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and
General Debility.
This wonderful preparation, compounded
from the spontaneous gifts of nature in the
vegetable world, stands foremost among tbe
medicines for the.cure of the above-named
comi.UInts. It fills my heart with joy to
think that It has been reserved for me to dis
cover the long lookod-for Balm for disease!
of the Throat and Lungs. All that use It
find instant relief; and by its continuance a
positive cure is suro to follow.
“To count them all would want a thousand
tongues,
A throat of brass and adamantine lungs.’’
. , . Brice Ono Dollnr per Hoitle.
Ask for Dr. Tobias’ Pulmonic Life Syrup,
nnd take no other. 1
Sold by the Druggist nnd Storekeepers.
DEPOT:
56 Cortlandt stroct, NEW YORK.
FARELL ft YEISER, Agents,
stp! t-wly Root?, Ga.
oad also his name blowa' Into th* fleas ofieikto^ |
49* Ail orders and Utters to b* addrsmd t*
LITTLE ft BR0,,
Wholessl* Drsfflit*, I
SFrvwl^’ Comily."
OIXTY Day* after date I will apply to tho
kJ Court of Ordinary for said county, for
leave fo noli a Land Warrant for 160 aoros of
Land, belonging to tho estate of Thomaa L.
Bock well, lute of said county, deceased.
WM - V. SOCfewELL, Ex’r.
Farm lor Sale.
The undorsignod offers for
Sale 158 acres ef Land 16 miles
west of Romo, on tbe Cedar
—tn roo< ** ®nd ond and a half
jm Doan’s Ferty on Coosa Rlror—
about 65 acres are open, 18 of which is bot
tom land, and tho remainder good upland,
under good fenco. In all there aro about 23
acres of bottom land on the place.
On tho premises there Is a good cabin ooa-
taming four rooms, kitchen, smoko bouse and
other necessary buildings, having four
snrfng* convenient- In a convenient loca
tion for ohureh, school and post office privil-
egr*. For further particular* address
JOHN KINCAID,
oct20w2u> MiseUnary Station, Ga.
Polk Sheriff Sale!
W , . LL J’V 0,d J >albr « tho C0Urt houso door
In Town, Polk county, on tho
nri * 'iutsdny in February next, between tho
usual hours of sale, tho following proporty:
Tho pjaoo on which Samuol Olmstod nbw
molo°or *! , 80 (1 , ®')’ n J coutail ‘i ,l g twelve acres
more or loss-lev led on as the proporty of
W ft K C Ai n0M ' i by rfrl 1 Ufc of n fi * f, ‘- J » ^Vor of
si™: M#n ‘I® r »«•**»•*Boss, from Polk
Superior court. E. LYON, D. Bh’ff.
Janl
P tTItK Italian Solid Oil, for tab). Ulo it
juMStrl. FARELL A YEISER.
From Nstn re’s Cwfo
Mountnin Ilrrtm nml
atcry mil. are In thlP tH
Parents look to y«
i urriiis iniiH io yn ■■
let them suffer, wh S
agents of nature he- *
natural, harmless c
oue of Tulu”~ask
JUICON’S wottn TEA
junrov* worm rr‘A
JUWON'8 WORM TKA
(JET A PACKAGE
tllll.PItF-N TAKE IT
IT NtXWt FAUri-
TnK'l>0CrpR8 ARK
Plant* that ttowf
Remedy combl^l
ir cliililren l
•a we, aeti*f v 1
elf, prew" 1 fll
•i». Bead w>r
for it of ,Im!
KIIJ4
S’KVUlt IMBJ*
IS riJ^AXTtOTJ
Plllt’K «
WlMINCl’Y
IT SKVIUC MP
ahasfji at n*
How much better and Mf|,r *,°. D L, T
oavo It always In tho house;
a child Is taken 111 may often be the c» u t
death, while acting without <lclny» * . y
Ing Ac Mountain Hrrlk Tco lmffi^
will not only save thu ebild a ,on *
illness, and yourself much
feel happier in knowing that you
your duty, and perohnnoo saved tt* t • ^
OBSERV E.—Alwoy. find tl,o Now' |bIf
nature of B. L. JUDSON *, c0 ”„
trait of 2’mvco. on cuoli pockogo oi
T '“" B. I. JDBBON & CO.
SOLE PROPRIET^
80 Leonard Street. Now _
For «nl* by Fnr.ll JJS5I
ft Nowlin, Rotno, Go. Also by *f ■
dorJers throughout tbo State.
DYSPEPTICS READ;,,,,.
The Bent nyopoptlo Homodr
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