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THE EXPRESS. Oelartown, August 22d. Farm and Fireside. Breaking Colts. The time to begin brenking a colt is when it ia Buckling by the side of ita dam. It should early be taught that it hae nothing to fear from the presence of man, and that no harm will como to it from being fondled from head to foot. A very little pains at this period, will soon make the colt perfectly gentle, and ho may then be broken to lead by the halter, aud to stand when tied. AH his subsequent lessons should be by gradual approaches, the main point being to inspire him with con tldence that he will not bo harmed. He should be accustomed to the bri- dle.liy means of the “bitting rig” before any attempt is made to ride him, and the mounting should al ways be made by gradual approaches, in the stall or the lot, when the colt is perfectly fnmilinr with all the sure roundings. When it is desired to break him to hnrness, the same prin ciple of gentleness, and care to avoid giving fright, should bo practiced. Place portions of the harness on him at a time, und let him carry it in his stall until he finds that it will not harm him; then lead him out with the harness on, alone, and again by the aide of another horse,also in bar. ness. Accustom him perfectly to the use of the lines, then let him make the acquaintance of the sulky, and push it after him, until he has found that it also is harmless. By pursuing thissystom of gradual approachss with perfect gentleness of manner on the part of tho groom or Other attendant, there need never bo any trouble in brenking the most tiery-tompered colt.—Nat. Live ■ Stock Journal. . Important to Farmers. Tho New York Cotton Exchange thave passed the following rule .- “On und after Monday, Septem- ‘ber 2d, 1878, cotton covered with Iflax tow bngging, containing sliiveB t(or small pieces of straw)or manu- ifnctured from unrotted or imported- lly rbtted flax, shall be deemed lin- (merchantable and shall not be good •delivery in this market.” The cotton buyers in their letter to warehousemen say: A very' serious objection to this kind of covering is that nearly all the bales arrive at mills or foreign ports in unusually bad order. The bogging being rotten und weak tears easily; and exposes the cotton, sub jecting the buyer to serious loss in weight, eto. It is supposed that a largo quantity of this cloth is now in the hands of manufacturers and dealers, and will be offered at sneh prices as will tempt the planter to use it. ^ And we consider it very im- peytant to let it be generally known That dr sotton so covered will be re jected, and thus save our planters the expense of liaviug the same re covered. ir. Hhe Had Seen Him Before. A good story is told us of a former judge of a certuiu court in the Bay Atate, whose hair was whitened by the frosts of near 70 winters before he left the bench. Entering a Bos ton aqdiifaiilo Railway car one day, he saw but half a vacant seat, and that by the side of a very pretty . young lady,gorgeously arrayed. Tne Judge was a great admirer of the ladles, and be immediately started for the seat. “All, beg pardon, ma dam,” said his Honor. “but is this seat engaged?” "No, sir,” modestly replied the fair occupant of the other half, flie J ndge took the scat, and glancing again at ttie dazzling beau ty by his side he thought lie rec ognized in her a lady he had met somewhere, and yet he could not tell when or where. Finally he ventur ed to' ask. “Madam,” said his Hon- . or, “Madam, your face looks very fa- , miliar. 1 must have met you before, ■ blit rially I cannot recollect—” “Yes,” (tuewered tbe bunch of roses by his side; “yes, old buster, likely 'sough you have; it was only in -Tune you sent me np for thirty days, and it’s already eleven times you’ve sent me up for simple drunks” . It is true that every man is a free moral agon j, but it is also mighty . tough to have to refuse a moonlight excursion in order to be company for as aunt with the toothache. Sardines. The catch of sardines in France this season will be larger, it is said, than it has been for many years, the little fish being unusually abundant in freli water. From their name, it is often thought that they are ta ken oil' Sardinia, whence the chief supply originally came, though for a long while they have been mainly caught on the coasts of Brittany (Bretagnne), where thousands of men, women and children nre cm ployed in the business. Many fami lies have lived by the fishery forgrn- erutions, and they and their labors are nlways objects of interest to strangers visiting tho piclnresquo province. Their vessels arc general ly of eight to ten tons each, and have a crew ol six to twelve persous, who go six to nine miles from land, and when they see their prey they spread their gill-nets, scattering their bait, consisting of eggs and flesh of cod, mackerel and other fish, and soon haul them in in quantities. Some are salted on liourl, but most of them are carried ashore, the best se lected and their heads cut off, are woll washed and sprinkled with fine salt. A few hours later they ure ar ranged in almost perpendicular rows on frames, and these are immersed again and ugaiu in the best boiling (olive) oil. When sufficiently cured, the oil is drained off on zinc-covered tnbles sloping toward a central grove, through which the oil runs into a vessel fur the purpose. The fish are then packed in the small tin boxes so well known to consolers by wo men aud children, sitting around the tables, and when packed nre filled up with fresh oil, and soldered down by men. The boxes are next put in an iron baskot, and plunged into a cov ered boiler of water and boiled from half an hour to an hour and a half, according to their size. After dry ing, labeling and placing in wooden cases, they nre ready for shipment. It is interesting to observe the indus try, skill and economy of the Breton fishers, who, though somewhat rude, are sturdy, hardy, independent, and us unlike the typical French ns any people of the same "nationality can well be. They are so thrifty and en ergetic that many of them have gain ed what is to them a handsome inde pendence, and they deserve it rich ly' ^ An Easily Composed March. During tho Commune, Gustave Courbet got sick and tired of hear ing “Marseillaise” howled and shriek ed all day long, bo donning his red sash of office he went to an eminent composer of his acquaintance aud said: “See here, the ‘Marseilleso’ is get ting to be a condemned nuisance. We want a real Republican march, something newer, more modern, more realistic, something unpretentious and easily renumbered.” “That’s all right,” said his friend; “just you bring me the words mill I'll furnish the musio; nothiug eas ier.” “The words!” said Courbet, who prided himself on his rhyming pow er; “0,” anything will do. Frin- stauoc: Zoom, zoom, zoom— Olarione boom! Rubadub, dub— Drummers drub! Citizens, with your melody ad vance! Ilurruh for republic and for France! “Well,” said the stupefied compo ser, “That'll do for the first verse Nf w for the second.” “Tho seoond verse?” cried Courbet; “there is no second verse. What in thunder do yon want a second for? It’s a inarch.” “Well, and if it is—?” “Why, being a march and the sing ers being marching, it is heard by difforent people all the time. So you don’t want any seoond verse.” An Undeniable Truth. You deserve to Buffer, and if you lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world, it is entirely yonr own fault and (hero is only one excuse for you—your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowl edge and common sense reasoning will soon show you that Green’s Au- gust Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, wjth all its miserable effects, such as sick head ache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomaoh, nervous prostration, low spirits, &o. Its sales now reach ev ery town on the Western Continent and not a Druggist hut will tell you of its wonderful cures. You can buy iv Sample bottle fort 10 cents- Tbree doses will relieve yon. For sale by Bradford & Allen. jnne 20 cow ly Now that the steamerehave ceased Jo be crowded, Senator David Davis might venture off to Europe. A Negro Funeral in Georgia. I dropped into a church for a few moments to listen to the funeral dis.. course of a colored preacher, lie was telling the story of the five foolish virgins. “Now, my brethren,” said ke,“disgood brudder lyin’ yere wu’n’t no foolish virgin. Hu hnd his oil all ready, and good oil, too. lie ain’t a crying out for oil 'bout dis time. Ycr soe, dom foolish virgins, dey went to sleep and when dey woke up dar war der lamps, do wick war dar; dey had matches all ready; ebbery- ting was complete, but dey didn’t hnv no oil. Dar war a heap trouble den, I tell you. Dey just went cry- in' and screamin’ (how the preacher screamed!) for oil. It warn’tno use, do. 1 spec like Itiohaid, (ley cried out, ‘My kingdom for a horse,’ do in dis ycr case it warn’t no horse, only a drop of oil, just ’miff to make a flicker. Dis good brudder's lamp war running ober; he war a wise vir gin.” And tho congregation swayed and moaned and cried aloud. I fol lowed this funeral procession to the grave under the pines—the moaning pines, the music of which is so like that of our Newport beach—and stood, the only white person among thorn, and watched them loVcr the coffin into its resting place. This they did with tho rope rein, which they unhitched from tbe horse in the wagon which served as a hoarse. Never shall I forget that scene—all those black faces turned towards the setting sun, the weird music of their funeral chant, the moans aud sirunge cries of the whole assembly us the red cluy was thrown in upon the ool- orvd “brudder” whose lamp burned brightly. “Don’t yer cry no mo’; but sing ‘Home, Sweet Home’ (a ne gro hymn) as sweetly as do departed is a-singin’ it wid de angels dis min it.” And I came away, the music of their hymr, growing fainter and fain ter as I came up through the roso- scented town, till they were fur be hind me, but I shall never cease to hear that song. Portuguese Courtship, Tho young men of Portugal have oue occupation more important than wearing tight boots, und which al most, in fact, goes with it—that of making the very mildest form of love known among men. The young gen tlemen pay their addresses by simply standing in front of tho house occu pied by the object of their affections, while the young person in question looks down approvingly from an up per window, und there the matter ends. They are not within speaking distance, and have to content them selves with expressive glances and dumb,show, for it would be thought highly unbecoming for the young la dy to allow a billet doux to flutter down into the street, while tile laws of gravitation stand in the way of the upward flight of such a docu ment, unweighted, at least, witli a stone, und this, of course, might risk giving the young lady a black eye, or breaking her father’s window- pones. So the lovers there remain, often for hours, feeling, no doubt, ■cry happy, but looking umitlerably foolish. These silent courtships sometimes continue for very long pe riods before the lover can ask the fa- tulquestion, orthe lady returu the fi nal answer. Liver Is King. The Liver is tho imperial organ of the whole human system, ns it con trols the life, health and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The diges tion of food, the movements of the heurt aud blood, the action of the brain and nervous system, are all im mediately connected with the work ings of the Liver. It has been suc cessfully proved that Green’s August Flower is unequaled in curing all E -rsons affiioted with Dyspepsia or iver Complaint, and all the numer ous symptons thatresnltfroman un healthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 oents. Postively sold in all towns on the Western' Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what you want. For sale oy Bradford & Allen. jutie20eowly There is u card ir. the window of Isaac Smith’s Sons, tho umbrella manufacturers in aBrodway, which reads: “Gentlemen’s silk umbrellas fifty oents up.” The other day this caught the eyeof Jones, who iB quite a wag. Stepping into the slore he said to a salesman, “I see you sell silk umborellos for fifty cents upl” “Yes,” said the urbane clerk, “we shall be delighted to show you some.” “Well,” said Jones, “how much do you charge for them down?” He has beon chuckling over this ever since, and the clerk has brought ona sun stroke by trying to guess the conun • drum. Don't turn into the yard when you think you se a woman signaling to yon with a napkin. She is driving flies outdoors. Napoleon the Great alway skipped paragraph columns. That is why he lost Waterloo. Pigs feed on acorns. This reminds us that lard jokes from these same ucorns grow. The most signal triumph of n boy’s life is not realized until he suc ceeds in stealing in to a base ball ground. A Pole named Phurffis a witness for the defense in tho case of Nobel- ing. Bismarck is expecting to see the Phu -flie.* “Do we need a new religion?” No; what you really nerd is to make bet ter use of the old one. Somebody mentions Ben. Butler and Mrs. Jenks us “beauty anil the beast.” Now, the person who calls Mrs. Jenks a bcastls no gentlemen St. Louis has n store over which there is this sign: “Schlocbenluiyser, Maxesteinbeck, Eintendoei'ffer & Co.” This reminds us of the days o( old long sign. Cussie— “Lizzie, darling, why do ysu wear another woman’s hair!” Lizzie—“Gussie, dear, why do you wear another ca—, I mean, why do you wear calf's skin on your hands?” That man is full of business who attempts to light a short stub of n cigar, keep the flame from his mus tache uud himself from looking cross eyed ut tho same time. To the announcement that a Balti more woman had given birth to five children, the Albany Journal remarks by the card: We thought that no thing would beat four of n kind, but it seeniB we were mistaken. Ex-Congressman Sypber remem bers now that he once saw Mr. Sher man’s signature in an autograph al bum. After thisdainagingdisclosure, Mr. Sherman can hardly remain in the Cabinet. It requires great moral strength and tenacity of purpose to enable a man to sleep till seven in tho morn ing when an industrious lly 1ms de cided that he hud better get np ut half-past four. During the past winter a New Hampshire woman has cut und piled twenty three cords of wood. Well, that is doing pretty fair. Every man should encourage his wife to bent it, through. 8. P. SMITH. n. II. 8MITU. S. P. SMITH & SON, K No. 85, Broad Street, Home, Qj., pOTTON FACTORS * WHOLESALE DEAL* v - / ere in Liquor*. Tobaccos urn) Cignrs, Proprie tor* Smith's L'KMtnn.vTKi) Stomach Rittkiih, Agents hikI Proprietors lied-Line Steamer*. Ton per cent, saved to ail denier* by purchasing from n*. Fire proor Warehouse. Churno for weighing Cotton consigned to u* for *alo, 10 Oents per bale- All wo ask 1b a trial order or consignment. I. T. MEE, DEALER IN Stoves and Tinware, OKI) ART OWN, GA. I am now prepared to sell I 1 IN WARE at Rome Prioes. I will also do all kinds of Till aud Sheet Iron Work. ROOFING and GUTTERING done as cheap as any one. I solicit the trade of Merchants. US’” If you don’t believe I sell TIN Cheap, come and see for your self and he convinced. X. V. MHH. may 83,8m. ffiome XtaIli*onA« CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and afler SUNDAY, JPNE 9, 1878, tho roln* will run on the Rome Railroad ae follow*: EVENING TRAIN. SATURDAY ACCOMMODATION. Leave Romo (Saturday oftly) at..., C OOP M Rotnru to Rome at g.oe p M C. M. PENNINGTON, Gen’l Snp’t. ap27tf JNO. E. STILLWELL. Ticket Ag’t Hearn lale School. CAVE SPRING, GA. T IIE Fortieth Session of this School will opon VuSi ut 2 £v. ftn d C, . OBO l *! 6 Fh11 Term Defender iaml8i8. Tho Spring Term opens January flth clones with a Prize Declamation Juno 27th, 1870. Pull Ion for tho year, *20, #80and *40. Inci dent* expenses lor the year *1. Hoard with the Principal at #10 per month, exclusive of washing and towels. Studonts will bo thoroughly prepared for the higher classes in College. Prizes will bo awardod In Latin, Gieek and mathematics. For circulars or other information, address thoPrincnal PALBMON J. KING. A. M.. July 11 8m Cave Spring, Ga. COLLIER HOUSE, SSJV Whitehall and OS* Broad Streets ATLANTA, GA. Don’t forgot to stop at the nbpve House when you go to Atlanta. Yoif will Sod Ihlnge "all right" .bountifully auppliad, and charged only $1 per day mch S8-8ai • l. O. UPSHAW, Proprietor. Manhood and oil disorders brought on by fndts- spr ■sew Weal Nliik Mreet, ClarlnuU, o. Read What Folks Say! After nil lias been Raid or dono that can be, tho fact remains the same that the only truo proof of tho puchling is in the eating, and every housekeeper must bo her own judgo of tho merits or (lc* merits of the various preparations ofiered for her use in cooking. To form any intelligent judgment, a fair trial, how* ever, is necessary, and this is all that Wo ask for Ska Foam. It lias stood the test of chemical analysis as well ns practical use, and notwithstanding the fact that some grocers insist on handling inferior articles that oflbr largor j i fits, it lias attained an enormous sat,-, and wherever once /airly introduced lias since had a constant and increasing demand. That all may he induced to give it a fair trial, wo select from the vast number received a /ae testimonials to the, merits of Ska F oam. THE GREAT CHEMIST. I hereby certify to tho purity ami yrcut strength of Sea Foam, and recommend St for family use. — W. M. HarrisiiAW, Ana lytical ChemistforXcw York Chemical Trade. VERY GOOD. Have tried Boa Foam, and find It veru good.—Beall,Koch & Ca.,Fro8tburg,Md, FULLY TESTED. I have fully tested your Sea Foam, and find it all that vou have represented.-** S. 1 It'itsT, Memphis, Tan. EVERYBODY LIKES IT. "NVe like tho Hen Foam. — J. 11. Gil bert & Bro., Grocers, h'norvitlr, Tan. ALL THAT IT IS RECStfMENDED. I use yonr Boa Foam, and find it all that it is recommended to be. — P. M. PoNNKLJ.Y, Terre JIuute, Ind. PREFER IT TO ANY OTHER. Having used your Soa Foam, I prefer it to any other yeast powder that 1 have Been.—M re. G.'W.Puknkll,J/tf/omar, Miss, CAN NOT BE BEATEN. We tire satisfied that it can not be beaten. John K. Ren aud & Co., New Orleans. OUR BEST CUSTOMERS ASK FOR IT. Our best customers desire that wo should keep your Kea Foam for sale. Please semi two eases on best terms.— E. G IlirsLEY & Co., Baltimore. ENTIRE SATISFACTION. T distributed two dozen cans among my friends for trial, and it has given etitiro satisfaction. — F. Henke, Xcw Orleans. A No. 1. From samples of cake returned to us bv our lady friends, we must pronounco your Sea Foam A No. 1, and cheerfully recommend it, to nil.—II. Fitzgerald <& Co., Wholesale Grocers, Memphis, Tcnn. Sea Foam is universally commended, and you will liko it if you try it. One* can of it is worth three of any other baking compound. It saves time. It saves trouble. It saves money. It saves time, because no delay is necessary for tho dough to raise. It saves trouble, because vary l|ttle knymling is required. It saves money, because in three mounts’ use tho saving in milk, cggs ( and other ingredi ents will more thun pay its cost, and then it will make/»»7i/ pounds more bread from a barrel of Hour than can in any other way bo got out of it. Ask your grocer for it; and if he will not supply it, send for circular and price-list to Qantz, Jones & Co. MANUFACTURERS and PROPRIETORS, 176 Duane St., New York, MARRIED LIFE DSL BUTTS No. IP N. Eighth 8t. St. Louis, Mo. P rmc,lc ® In hla^wo niw“workitjuztpubiWiS, 1 tmttlcd 1 ' 1 '**^ 1 The PHYSIOLOQY OF MARRIAGE The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER Boo S .h. 1 r mn r O«.d 3 , „a Stlf.lntlrarien in nil mat- MgM, and contain ’••"•fl 1 * UlhnssUM. for both married and UnEle, with all the recent Improvements in medical treatment tn 1 iK.B*lm’ 0 n7w , *^?{. a ^”n , nrwv l of k, \°MttoMMi P c a h^ or lire, and the Wo*an, in miten-V^liinr^S'-l ewssR&ir *** u he ‘ , i rortLAaVafcxs-dO ct*. each: bothjo one volume, fit In cloth and |ht t *0 ct; extra. Sent under seal, on receipt of price In money or stamps. I r f! i V jlffitSKj t-. few I GREAT [REDUCTION IN ^PRICES. re tho first to offer First-Class Sewing Machines, t prico* within tho reach of all. WE WILL SELL .’IlE VERY BEST Family Sowing Machine for Twenty-Five Dollars IN CASH, jn on omnnionted Iron Stand and Treadle,' with Walnut Top and Drawer, and necessary Attach ment*. and deliver it at any Railroad Depot in tho United State, FREE OF CHARGE. of management, and less fatigue to the opera- ., ban any machine now in use. They make tho Double Thread Stitch in such a manner that they avoid the necessity of winding the under thread, and will sew from the finest cambric to tho heaviest ororcoat cloth. Send fora ctculur and sample of “ wing. Every machine warranted for three years. Agents Wanted Everywhere. CENTENNIAL MACHINE CO., Limited, 729, Filbert Philadelphia, Pa. Jan3-ly. KELLEY’S HOTEL. W. A. KELLEY, - - - Proprietor, North Sldo Market.Stroet, above Sixth, , L OlU ISiVILL E, K Y. NEW HOUSE, Newly Fitted. BOARD AT ,1.60 PER DAY no, 33 tf D O A\ r N With High Prices! CHICAGO SCALE CO., 08 (C* 70 West Monroe St., Chicago lit., Have Reducod the Prices of all kinds of SCALES! 1-Ton Hay, 8took or Cotton Scale, SGO. Former Price, til GO. All other size* at a great reduction. Every ScaloFuu.T Wauuantki). AU order* promptly filled. Circulars, Prico Lints nub Testimonial* sent upon application. Bny the Cheapest and Best ___ SS-Eilli mo a list of tho names of reliable pornon* of their ocquAintnnco who vUh to procure nn instrument, rltlicr Plano or Orgnn, I will uso my hont endeavors to sell them ono.and for every I’tnno I succeed in selling to their list within one yonr, I will credit them with *10, and for ovory Organ to ho applied on payment of either n Plano or Organ t and when It amouutHtoft *tnn tmniclvnt to pay for any Instru ment, soleeiM ut tho In went \yholosnle price, nn * nm"Wntl• credit*.*?tho Imlnnce inny'i'0°' nlfi*}n* Theyueed noVbo 1 knownluthomottcrniVwdlfbo doing their friends ft renl service, us I ehall make fan add 1 • If. !tlu*trated NewMinner rentTree. Ad- ( jest llANIEIi K. HKATTT, \Xusl.lntrton, ]*v\v .1 ersey. United Mute-, ,:t Amcvlrn. “ ' PIANO BSST.’SANDRHH ORGAN. employ, who'-owiintof experience la ovt'dcut lotho'o whoarocnpnblooMudKlnK. Illustrated AnvniTmm free. Address II AN I El- F. HE A TTY, W ifcbh- Imrrnn, Now Jeraoy. U. H. America, PRATED GOLDEN TONGUa PAP.LOH ORGANS uro tauten, N _ hANOSf^KS^R'.W.BftfilN'fi WAHh5M6TOT.^L'‘0!!CAtl8 ■*—a V. ..tdiitmnrti, N. .1., I'.H. A.1 .sk-i.asc.x-ji TQOF’S STANDARD RUfFLER, For ALL Ktwing Mitrhlnea. Tho bent to b«o mid most perfectly constructed. Address R. J. TOOP, “Domestic ” Building, Now York, or Nkw IIaven, Ct. DOMESTIC THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, THE SIMPLEST, THE MO8T DURA3LE, THE MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINES. ro?res*ing nil tho latest and most deslrnhlo Improvements. It is easily understood, makes the double* thread leck-stltrh, 1uih Foif-rnmlnflng ten sions nnd t akc-up. and will do the whole t ango of family work without ehango. Tho •• DOMESTIC” is iniuld In tho most dur- t hle manner, with conical steel bearings and journals throughout. UOMIkSTlC” Rowing BU- Agents ft. .... rhino and tho *• DOMESTIC ” Paper I’a wanted iu r.ll unoccupied territory. Address Sevfag MaeMoe Oompasy, Hsv York. A Lecture TO YOUNG MEN. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure of seminal weakue**, or Spermatorrhoe. Induced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emission's, luipotency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Marriage g enerally; Consumption, Epilepsy, or.d Fli*; Men- tl and Pltlsical Incapacity, Ac.—by Robert J. Cul- vorwoll, M. D., author of tho “Urcon Rook,” *c. The world-renowu author, in thiandnjirhble Loo* ture, clearly provoB fjom ills own experience that the awful coussquonco of Self Abuse mny bo olffectually removed without medicine, nnd without daugoroua surgical operutlons, bougies, instru ments, rings, or cordials; pointing out a mnelo of cure at once certain and etTcctual, by which every Hiiflcrer. no mutter what his condition may ba, may cure him self cheaply, privately and radically. txr~1hlB Lecture will proven boon to thousands Bent tinder seal- in a nlnln envnlmm fnsnv nfliln.s receipt of si * iss the 1 mu, THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO Addreps the Publisher*, THE CULVEItW Ex... v,w., 41 Ann 8t., New York; Post Ofllco Box, 4580. WANTED. A.GENTB for the salo of the SINGER SEWING MACHINE. To good, reliable, energetic men, who can furnish good bond and horse nnd harness, steady employment will hq given at remunerative pay. Address, giving references, TUB SINGER Mf"Y CO., aug 8 7t Roma, Ga. • 101k r.ntar* PI LEO if. Manufactured by the Barham Pllo Cora Co., Durham, 17.0, OBAMPTON’S Imperial 8§okp> JS THE BEST. Till* Konp in mnnuPictured from pure mate rial*; nnd as it contains a largo percent age or Vegotlne Oil, is warranted Billy equal to tho best imported Cast lie soap,and at tho same time contains all the washing a clcano- i»ff properties of tlioj colc- b rated Our. man nnd French Laun dry Snap*. It i* therefore recommended for use in the Laundry, Kitchen and Rath Room, and for general household purposes; nl- * so for Printers, Painters, Engineers and Machinists, it* it will remove spots or Ink, Grease, Tar, Oil, Paint, etc., from the hands: Manufactured only by Crampton Brothers, S, 4, fi, 8 and 10 Rutgers Place, nnd 33 and 85 Jefferson Street, Now York City. For sale by G. A. LANE, Ckuahtown, Ga. B, F. Buckwalter, FASHIONABLE SHOEMAKER, ROME, GA. Any or the citizen* of C'cdnrtown and vicinity bu- ing desirous of something nlco in the way of the HOOT AND SHOE, line by calling on mo can get it. No course work? nndo. nprilSVIm NEW SHOP! A TTENTION is Invited to the fart that I have opened in Cedartown a First-class WOOD anti BLAOKSMITU SHOP Any work in c-lthor branch can nnd will be done In a W orkmonilke style, and at lair living price*. fon -X-XXX3 CASH, 1)3?" IIOIi.SE SHOEING U-Vfl a specially. All I ask I* a trial, and I will goaranf too complete satisfaction. Jnn.17.lv WILLIS S. HAND. James G. Dailey, Un p kiita k br’s Wa ii u-Rooms, On Second Floor, 00 Ilroad SI., Rome. Hi A FINK AND WELL SELECTED STCK K Of Metullr, Urnlnud. Walnut', unit Stained Collins Rurlnl Holies and Collin Trimming* always or bund. Neatest Hearses furnished lor luneliils. Al? orders tilled with despaK h. day or night. Rest e of all kinds. sopUly r in Flrst-clai JACK TALIAFERRO, Sale Feed ami Livery table. Hroatl Sired, J{ome,Oa. B EST CARE taken of Stock Trices reasons' hie. Special accommodation Tor teams. My Pulls and Haralson county friends are invited to call sad *ce me. fell. 21 tf Dr. Louis S. Ledbetter, Dental Surgeon. Oerahtown, Georgia. & RADUATE of the Rnltlinore College of Renin/ Surgery, keens up with the latest improve ntenls in the profession, ami guarantee* satisfac tion In all enses. Those wishing to have old teeth made uew, or lost ones replaced, enn have it done In the best stylo and at reasonabl. rates by calling on him at his office, next door to I’hilpnt A llothls t*toro. Feb. 1«. 1877-C G. J. BRIANT, ISTO. 6, Broad Street, HOME, GA. Keeps on hand the Rest and Purest LIQUORS ever kept In Rome and sells them as cheap al any one else sells their impure liqiior». Give him a call and satisfy yourselves; you will find him to he NO 1UIMRUG. If you want something good, go and try Urlnnt; lie will not represent his Liquors T« he good unless lie means what he says. Wfiott peo pie drink they should always go to a man who know what ho is doing and get what they want and mu no risk. He has moved next door to the HOME HOTEL. When you go to Home call on him anil you will he well treated, waited on quickly atnl get something good. lob 21 ly DR. RICE, B, LOUISVILLE, KY., a regtilftrty educated sod lenity qualified bhrtlciaQ sod th* H3uit successful, a* hlapractTra will proro. (Jure* al Harms firnffu Vb4.. cause*, and pmjuclnxioma ofilio following ctiuctir.ifaivou*. Dess. Remtnal Eralaslous. rimmm of Eight. DefccUYB Men- wy, yhyateatPecay, Flmpla* — ”— *-— M'S aadeorrcspondonca atrletty coafidoatui. A PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of200 pages, lent to any address, securely •-'•led, for thirt a. c r««.^£7‘pV“-ste , M , .’Ka AKNES’ Patent Power Machinery. JA p different machines with \ lr\ which Buildors, Cabinet _l_ a ) Makers, Wagon Makers v and. Jobbers in mlscella- noours work can com plete as to Quality and prico with steam power inanufacuir- Will send Machines On Trial if Desiaed. Say where you read this and send, foy catalogue and prices. W. F. & JOHN BARNES, Rockford, Wlnnobago Co^Ill. Jqly4thMi „ ’« Restaurant & Lodging. No. H Broad Street, Home, Oa. Sam pie Tables ami Booms for Oom- merciSI Travelers. Single Moui * of, Single Lodging 2A iBoard and Lodging, p9r day’ l go Hoard, per day 75 Banner, Rrcnkfast #nd Lodging.".’.V.V.V.V.V. 75 OYSTERS ARENOT INCLUDED WITH MEALS. Table eup)>lied, with the best the market affords.—Meals at all hours. Nay. 98 ’77-ly