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PEOPLEFS FRIEND [From (tie Nashville Union and American. 1 Oats and English Peas for Hogs. j In early times, the writer practiced sow- . ing oats and English peas early in the • spring, and covering with a light plow to raise feed for hogs. Not many Southern farmers have learnt the value of the gar den pea as a field crop for feeding stock, and for the improvement of land. Tne ' stem of our southern cow pea is too coarse, hard, and woody for hay. So.vn pretty ' thick, and cut before the peas are ripe, the ' plant makes hay of a passable quality.— , , The vine of the English pea is softer, moie , nutritious and digestible; while the pea ' itself is quite as good, and better for the table. Good Canada peas ought not to cost in Nashville over two dollars a bushel ; they sell in Canada at from sixty to eighty cents, and rarely have the little pea bug so com- : mon in southern raised garden peas. — j Where one grows English peas for hogs, the bug does little harm. On first-rate 1 land, this pea yields thirty to forty bu-hels to the acre and is worth a quarter more ' per bushel than corn to put fie*h on hogs or sheep. As a field crop. English peas do ! best sowed with oats, as the bats hold up j the vines and keep them from mildew and I rot, on the damp ground. Good fields of; clover, oats, and peas make meat with a Fujfli) outlay for labor, and without corn. After taking off a crop of fat hogs, th' 1 • pea fields and clover fields, in which they j have run, are in the right condition to plow • up and sow with wheat. Land that feed.- a good deal fatting rtock with all their ; droppings scattered over it, is not apt to t grow poor in the operation. The rich rc- ■' mains of the peas, clover, and oats wo’k up into a premium crop of wheat much better than big corn-stalks, where a corn field is ■ sown in wheat. Oats de best sown as early as the ground and weather will permit.— Our summers arc twenty degrees warmer than the same months in Scotland, where oats weigh forty pounds to the bushels, ; and have been used for making cakes, ' bread and porridge for thousands of years • Give the oat plant as cool weather as pos- I sible in our climate. By so doing, we give • it the full benefit of all spring rains, li , you plow in seed oats, it is wise to harrow the ground thoroughly, to obtain a perfect I tilth, unless this woik is done before sow ing the seed. Every farmer of forty acres should have a few bushels of fresh grass seed of his own raising to sow in places , where grass will pay better than any other ■ plant. The market reports in the Inion i and American. show that farmers bringing i corn in wagons to sell in Aushville get about a cent a pound for this grain ; while | for hay one gets a quarter more. Jt is ea- ! sier to raise three pounds of hay than one of coin ; and land is less apt to wash and be injured in meadow than in corn or oats. , We know first-class farmers who think it ! better to sell hay at five dollars a ton than | corn at fifty cents a bushel. But oats, peas, corn, grass, and hay, consumed on the farm, and all the manure ca. dully saved, is a different matter. The Price ofType. Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell A Co. an nounce that they have at their ware house in New York an assortment of type from one of the most celebrated foundries in the world, that of Fig gins, London, England, which they will sAI at 20 per cent, discount from the American scale, when ordered in fontsjof 100 pounds ami upwards. Thev also offer to impart large fonts on special orders at a greater discount from the American scale, and profess to he able to fill the largest order in eight weeks from the date of its re ceipt in New York. They supply sorts in large or small ♦piaintities from their stock on hand in New York at the American scale rate. They as sert that if the present duty on type shall be removed, the price of the ar ticle, both nt home and foreign manu facture. will immediately fall 10 p i wnt. below the present S'ale. Mes.-.. s. Geo. I*. Rowell A Co. nr< known as conducting tic largest mhvrtismg business ever nccuml by one hut-,, and are alsoexn n- ve d« dors in print ing material. Theft are compelled t<• iuijM>rt govuls be< tiU>i Ameiii an 1 u ; . - ders. governed by a c!<>s” corpo -it;on or ring, k< < p the price \astix t and at the same tune make it at <\- <•<•} tion to every otln r spi civs of m. chand>e by r< c •gatring no v i. . price ; the same am ctni p- r p »un<l being charged t > the purchaser of tiva thoilvliid p'.miKts .is would Im- pa.d • % him who wants but lift y. The Senate on Tue.-Jay j as>ctl tr.c army appropriation bill, with an amendment al lowing fl.OtKMXk* for grave stones for na tional cvmcterie*. THE HOPE OF OUR COUNTRY, NOT LITTLE HOYS, BUT QLO VE R AND gRA S S QE £ Q MORE PROFITABLE THAN COTTON, AND A BETTER FERTILIZER THAN GUANO, RESTORES THE SOIL AND keeps all the Stock far. Makes the Farmer independent and greatly enhances the value of his lands. I beg to call the attention of the pnblis to the largest and hum complete assortment of Glover and Grass Seed ever brouirhc to this market. I obtain them from the very best houses in the West, and can safely srirrantee them to le fresh and genuine. Also offer 100 Barrels of Irish Potatoes. The choicest varieties grown in the East. Sold only by the barrel. Terms strictly cash- Sci'd 'A ar-‘in>u-e m Rear of P. li. Hardin’s Dry Goods Store. Office with P. H. i Hardin, 4'.) Broad St. Rome, Ga.—Feb 1’ B&F4w T. F. HOWELL, Seedsman. A. Paper far flic Masses ’ Worth its Weight in Gold ’ I TNotliing lilce it in tlie World Jll Saves every reader IN money ten TO JIFTY times its cost. Every intelligent citizen, professional, or non-professionnl, mechanic or laborer in the whole country, should subscribe for the dtirisor. Wherever shown or seen it is sure to take a firm bold on the community, as its intrinsic value as a BTTSTITESS -A-USTUD ZFLA.ZMriZL.'Sr I’JkJPEId hxs made, and is making for it a circulation and reputation unparalleled in the history of Journalism. It is a Beautiful 16-page, 64-column, Illustrated Weekly. IT GIVES YOU ALL YOUR LEGAL ADVICE FREE. Original Designs f.r Cottages. Dwellings, Suburban and Country Residences, and a vast fund ot information on matters of special and general interest found in no other Journal in the country. A Magnificent $5.00 Oil Chromo, TEE LOST BABE, Size 13x15, mounted, reiuly to frame, is presented to every yearly subscriber. Subscription price $3.00 per year, ia advance. Single copies ten cents. PERMANENT AGENTS WANTED For unoccupied territory in the United States and Canada. By our new plan asents can have a eon tinuoua annual income, with but little labor. Our agents are making $5 to 540 per day. Writ* at once, stating territory desired. Address all letters to CROFT &. PHILLIPS, Publishers, Pittsburgh, Pa. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.! , The advertisers below refer you to the Publishers of this paper as regards their perfect reliability, and when writing to them, please mention you saw their Adver tisement in this paper. i rMfniiaT fileulAls ! COt? N. 4th St-, Kt- Louis. Mo., will, on application, send free their accurate rules of Self-Meusurement. Illustrated Circular, and Price List, with a full line of samples, enabling you to order Cloth ing direct from their House, which will be made in the best style. Shipped by ex press. C.O. I)., with the privilege of ex» amining and returning al their expense, if uot satisfactory. QLIIDTQI Rules of self-measurement sent free Will II 101 Orders solicited. Fit HA VQ *‘'*l Youths’ Clothing n specialty. Send 13U I O for Illustrated Styles and Prices. •npARBOX’S PATENT < OMBIX V I TION NTLM IL ALPHABET, for marking show Cards, Boxes, Barrels, Baes, Trunks, A-c , Ac. All sixes, from J, inch letter up- > wards. Witte for descriptive pricelist, or remit only sSfor the popular (Im li letter) size. Sent prepaid. Will pay for itself in a month. Perfect salisfacllonguar snteed, or monov returned Agents wanted Ad dress fl. C. Barnard Co., 314 Olivo street, St. Louis. Mo. BERKSHIRE HOGS l existence. Send for Circular and Price List. E. ll< KMIR.M. Louis. Mo. „ The Cheapest and Handsomest Agricultural and 4‘amily Journal in thia country is tlio wF ST. LOVIS MinLAND FARMER, Mh Eight pages. Forty Columns, only 50 Cu. a wV year,six months 2ft Cts. Clube of ten for 14. .11 ASdrsu BOVVMASaHATTHKWS.PuMI.bsrs, F«*. 4j4 N, Third Street St Louis, Mo. A I|ili’s Patent Improved Spring I 11 sump, for stamping Linen and WO other articles. A silver-plated stamp of fine finish ami perfect con struction. with bottle of beat Indeli ble Ink, Ink Pad. and three entire enclosed In a neat box, » ith full In-t ■ structivns, sent prepaid for onlyfe. Carl $t 50 The best thing fur the pricerr, ever invented Agents wanted 11. . C. Barnard Jt Co., 3U< Hive street, St. Louis. Mo. 1 nmEAWAMSFASIASLEEn I I I A beastlful pair of French Fhronios, | J IMI handsomely mounted, sold every. 111/ where for SS. Sent prepaid on re- I - ■ ■ celpt of sl, or sOc for either. Agents ■ f f wanted evcry”bcrc, who can makeX - large profits. Liberal dlscouats to Lite Trade. Map and Chroma Pabliahiug Cd., 218 Pise Street. St. Louis. Mo. l'iG<i»’S A Bill >'•'li i’.li s ILLUSTRATED FLORAL WORK! I n:- ’.i rr- -• i<t V»any acldreM. by t tail i ‘ • i-|.e t . . : J , . < m irn :n< t-t. it I A.-- •> lite r lot u i. r ri • p nr s Wu „ .... ,<•. Th. • . -. ’ r-v. r . - > . ; Til w *' <o di’-.i v.J tin-;.v.e r. c-.m .ft.uti .. tyotj -eed A pttc.-s Si «.- • «.r !• 's -t • < , ncar.fe- ; vaMCe .-Ur, i and Fik- l»t ih’ ." '• it Ire*. Addre-s. HHtGGri A SRorHEf, j wSFiced’U ru nd F;cr<»t, Ro lic.t-r, N.Y. Dp i’pis in and Manufacturers of COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON AVz\n.K, JkNL) HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Rome, Georgia. '■* i ’ lUffi a—.,, j GOLD DU SI. R. E. LEE, BILL ARP, ' ROME GEORGIAN, CHEROKEE CHIEF, .-Yre Unsurpassed Cooking Stoves. Ah I keep eons aritlv on h.\n 1 all styles of ' HeaVg Stoves Grates AND 'I c 1 i o -.7 ■ a r c , Sole Aeent< for Rome Hollow Ware Mane uiaeturing Company. I’j; tn bi io.' gas airl :-t<aiii filling in all its branches done on short notice and in best ■ >.f s'vle: would i-to-t re-pectfully r'*coin nieml nnr nianufaetu r e of stove- over any other for one le.ison. ihry ttrr all Harran- ' t f. and if any nart of either of them i -hould break will be repaired at onr ex pens ('titre-pond n'-e <1 fnnn ineiehunt ; and dealer-; f’,n our wholesale prices. ftt.feb’ |S7.’. , s. PIANO COMPANY. $290. ■-....1 .-• to any S6OO P*»inn . . . itiakt* Itv prr cm: |iri«fii ’ , .. .nj rfirc. t t<> «*:’a*- • • !*. and have hut onr pri** . I . . j-t ♦ • ; .< : j- par* art ra<».. with ou «l • ■... - , am:-U. ;Fachrr>. <>«r m \ t _ ir ; ; ~;. ,j ur\ K«» '*• •- ‘ ‘ > i • J ■ l VW U:r ’ Al'! ! • » •! . *’• « d krVM ar»* t.f th*- iv»»r », , . * .»r l i :•» has R»-vrn or< -¥• ? I • • i - 4 lactim wide, and > *S-ry F*ai:a lu Jy warrantee for • I’cuar. in wliicb we refer to . Vt . •, > r • irt«. Xr.. ►our* of whom yui. I mar \ v. i't-.r •Jf fiano® tn 41 btatee and Ternio- . •! »i » 7 S3J lirxil rvy YX L NTAV ADVERTISEMENTS. '; RATIONAL Treatment/; I 111 I o , 'all Kidu«y, l.'uiary, aud •fiver disea»i»* | I f« effected by Hamilton's Buchu and Dandelion. , • It act-, direetly on orgutie,enabling them to re- j • ruuve th»«e wteii Kin th" kluod, which etiMee gravel, <liab t,’*, hright’u disease, janmitce, Rheuniatli'm, scot- j fnla, ike. | i IF. C. IL.IMJLTONCO.., j ' 4W CICINNxTI, OHIO. | A A Samples sen' by mad for sO’’ts. tbar retail quick i !<• L. WOLCOTT, 181 C'batuam Hqwaie, j New York. 4w Employment, SIOO per week. Agents and others t to sell a tidw a tiele, indispensible to merchants & ' niaiiH!'acnir<-rs. Address with st rnp E. B. Smith &. Co. i 95 L.iberty-st, New Ynrk. 4w ® ? j“\/Eas:lv made with our vtoncil and i IWii 2 IVI 2“ Vk-y check outfit, (.ircuia s tr.c. . lai \z I u L~ b Stafford .Vl’t’g Co, 66 r’til:ou-st., | N. Y. 4w 3coim s o the STO KJIS'I) F.IRM JOURNAL, i lull Cage.-, aif! 3 p.u-k.ig.rs ot ir iv r’-irui Seeds tree i by ettclosin.'2 stamps. Ad’lress, 4w ' N. I’. Bi'YER & CO, Parkesburg, Pa, j Yl7 A BUIT T* SA ifyou wish to buy a sewing , W jcT 14 1 T« IJ, machine for family use, or act : as agent, atldrass, vV ■ sJH iNG TON SEWING MA CHINE CO. t Boston, Mess. 4w I Agents ! ! A Rare Chance!! I We will ti'iv agents S4O per week in c i-h. who will i engage with u at mice. Everything furnished and ‘ expenses paid, -iddress, 4w JI. CO., Chariotlc, Mich. Especial A. tt ention of munuiacturers who have become disgusted with the . sdors of Paroffine Oils tin I their effects upon machin ery. is invireti to E. 11. Kelch's SPERM Engine On, a $1 V gal | E. 11. Kei.log’s SPERM Se.Nt LEOtl. a -Si t’ gal : E. H. Kellog’s TjH.I.OW A'ngink On. « .$1 V gal ! E. H. Ksu.log’h T.4L1.0W Spindle Oil a $1 V gal j Manutaetured only bv 4w !•. H. K' BLOGG, No 17 Cedar st N. V. I H)Wt , Bo deceived, but lorcougits, c Ids, sore throat, hoarse ness, and broncitial tiitfieuiltes, use otilv WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. WortbbimltftHous are »n the market, bin the only ‘ scientific prep ;raii“n <»f «’arbolic’Acid fur Junir disras *jj< in wh»-n clierniealiy combined with otlnTue.i known ; remedies, as in these ’i’ald is, and all poties arc van- | Honed against usihL f any oiln-r. in al! cases of irritation of the mumus membrane these ’l’ab'ei*- should be t’. t l\ used; their cleansing and , hvabng properties are a-to i^h'n*_ r Be warned, nev»*r neglect a coid; it is ea>i! v cured in its inc«pir» t sta»e; when it becomes chronic the cure i* exceedingly dilheuit. Weils’ < mbolic i' bints as a specific. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 i'l ilt-st., N* w York. i 4w .So.e Agen f f<»r United s*t ’tes. . Price i*s vents a box. Seed tor (’ircu'ar. I'Ih! immense 10.0 0 in one m«mu» m»r Livingstone AFRICA; is ItaVK'g, oioVi . II above ail others the book :.!ie JWass I es want. Itg.es like wtidtire. ever 69tl pages, only 1 $ >SO. More aeent> wanted. NOTICE —Be not deceived by ini-repre-cntations ‘ maue to palm off high pri. ed inf. lior w.'tks, but semi ! lor circular- ami s< • pomfof slatemei ts ami gt ntsm. I cess of our a.’. nt- Pocket erm panimi. worth tSUI ma—ed free. IIIIliBAllI) HR'>•■'., Publisbers, 723 ham on-st., Philadelphia- 4w ?7 l 'NUSLAND /yy7Z/ NOTALOSS fUff/t. byFIRE rM- '' Ws BROADWAY N.Y. QN S Agents Wanted for AINTS *» NIXNERS OF TI4E KJ BIBLE. Its Pat 1.0- Ils. Km«s I'.Old'. Is, Rebels, I’m r>’ Pries'- Hero. s. h site-. !» I t ci ins. hi i-rs mid crlrnl- mils. G-u al as 1. • try ml •xi ltin’ as Komanci. Its i Xecu'irrn is faultless. I|S i llu- e<l *us are magnificent ii is just r«.* >..i"k 'or tne mas*. - or all " Im 'ov.* bislorv, ihe-11 \ oteharaemror C.r Citii r.-miii.g. trn icrrns to , ng. nt I. S' .el for ire alar, al- . ! n' - w .|i’n.' lor t tie I’eo pie-, -imdar.l Itiliie, villi 550 I l'i-t'iti>'li-, "Urown ag. ntsan I m nv ag nt- " r-.t'K r Puldi-liers ares. Ilins I hi- lab;, wil ill ell- b • ailse it ia rue most ponti'ar >di ion i'u!>ii-le l > -.oa-sHia b oks i,e>. t > working .s-.i- a<l Z JG'.i-H N M’> «’IIDY, Phil w'eti.ioa. I'a.. > ine mi 111. "liio. St. 1,. U'«, M<>. Spr.iwfl. I'. Ma«». or n.eat’O, DI. 4 v IS nn qm-.ti.d bv aev known rcmurfy. It wilt cradlcnt . x i, .!. an.! llKiroug.'i'V .te.tmv al! i.iosnnou- Mib -i ....... t .. .(te hi-x.'i it.'l •al effectual.y nispr | all pre .! -j. -ii «m Io bllll‘.us deriligeinrlil. Is there xvs.nl of action tn Liver *»pl• <li I I nl.'S- ri’heve.l ai . ce. the Morid tieaoiiie. jup'ire t v en'.u- s crr 'oti.., producing ecrol'iilomi . o--i;:i o • !-• -. Riuteiiee, Feiona, “u rules, (.anker. Pm ~ -a, fcv . N< il» ve you « SJyApeptic Stomneli? Unlrsx .;.g...< iI • |>ro •p I -o. >; t.e -, - < mie.ler iui.ite<| witli „iiii of e, ... o, oft!. l ' Pdood, Dropsical Pet: ir T'-v. i, i,. ra 1 >' al i ens of | as-trude. ilave you of tbo Intrs- t ini's.'.’ ion a i nai r r.t ' lirm , • Dim rnuea or the ; -u. o.il >i flamrtiathm of iti>- Howels. 1 frivr-you weakno>-K ofthc I’forine nr I I’innev, < >riz<«n.--*.* b'U must prm urn l»- -i ,i.r r, .or . i .r* lia.»le to sutG ring Worse Ilian Are j on vt' Jceled. u v. <;:>tl. sluggish or de er. --. :,u -. . . vri: iload a. tie, Lack ache, coated tongue, and bart i .-.u g m0..1!> t.u . . f!( , • im-ii. -.,1 ill of th.se disease*. Weak n lid t|.iui>>'-; . r cirti- i.g i.u purify Ing the vi- ( i t-.! :> • and t t>;..<rti’ig V| .<<< t . a ! the vital force-; i r i uiiding u; mm restoring ilie weakened constitution , JVBUBEBA, ; wbith is prononreed by the leading medical anthorllies of Lo»d»n and Paris “the most powerful tonic and al tecwitlve known to the medical world.” 1 his is no new sod tmwied di-covev y, but has been k>«« used by the lewdivg ptovsicitwut of other ocinitries will, wonder ful remedial success. Don’t w rakt o aH «I Impair the digestive or rana by cathartics arid physics they give only tempera ar relief; iudigestiou. flatulency, and kindred diseases, yge stir.: to follow their us*. Keep flip blaod pure and health is assured. JOHN Q. KELLOS, 18 Platt street New York Hole Agents for the United Hiatus. Price One Dollar per Boule. Send for Circular. 4w wOW The Guide is pool.-lied Quarter!'.. 25 cents pays for he year, waiclt is not half the cost. Those who atter w.-o ds send mopey to the amount of One Dollar or more for Seeds may al-o order 25 cents worth extra —tin: price paid for the Guide. Tlte ffrs'uutuber is beaut fnl, giving plans f>r mak ing Rnr.d ll 'ines, Window Gaul, ns, Ike., and a mass of information "invaluable to the lover of flowers. 131 pages, on line tinted paper, some s'eO Engravings amf a superb I. oloreti Plat, ami Chromo rover. The nr<| edit.ou of 2Uy,OJU ju>t printed it; English and German. J.-.'AIE,S VIUK, Rochester, New ft oek. SOUfHErtN Terra Cotta Works" r 111 I ■ m 1 “THE undersigned have their works infull I operation and are now prepared to re ' ceive orders for all kinds ot Terra Cotta : Works, such a.s window caps, buiichments , for Cornice, such as Cnn-keis Medaailion, an</ everything in rhe Architectural Albtt, Chimney Tups, Vase.s- Flutter I'otF i btauary, etc., etc. Also Manulactuics 0i Sewer Pipes. from 3 inches to 3d inches in diameter. Al so, interior decoration, such as Centre Pieces, Cornice etc. We will guarantee all the tvork we un dertake to give entite satisfaction.' febß73ly PELLECIUNIA GIORGI. BST AGENTS WANTED.— Agents easi 1v make from $3 to §5 per day selling my popular and saleable PICTUBBS. SEND STAMP FOR. Catalogue of Engravings and <’llll4 XMOS, And terms to agents, address, 2 t 8. R. FREEMAN, (’alhoun, Ga j ' CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Western and Atlantic Railroad Company. Atlanta, Ga., June 30, 1872. Ou and after this Dat<— Western Express, Connecting for New York am! the West. Loaves Atlanta 9.30 I’ M. Arrives at Dalton 3.02 A M. “ Chattanooga 3.23 " Da v Passi sot r Trias. To the North aud West, carrying Pullman Palac* Ca to Louisville. Leaves Atlanta, 5.30 A. M. Arrives at Dalton 2.01 I’M. “ Chattanooga 4.37 “ Lightning Exnarss p;iH»cn;erA Leaving Atiiuilu by this Train arrive In New the second altermnm -.it 4:4 I r. M. 11 11 otirts iind 3;*> 31i:>ntew eailier than Passengers b-aviug by Augusta the same evening. Leaves Atlanta 4.15 P. M. Arrives at Dalton, 9.47 P. M. SouTiir.r.N Expkffb, Carrying through Paiaer C:ir from Lojlkviuc .Snr’b anil VVeMt. Leaves Chattanooga, 4.45 P M. Arrives at Atlanta, 12.45 A M. Day Passenger Train, Ehom the North am! West. Jxiaves Chattanooga, 5.45 A. M. Arrives at Atlanta, i. 45 I'. M. Accoe uouatii'N Tr.xtN, Leaves Dalton, 12.45 A M. Arrives at Atlanta.. 9.50 A. M. JOSEPH E. BROWN, Presidrut Georgia Railroad Schedule. ARRIV AL&DEi’ARTL'REOF TRAINS Georgia ICntlrond. DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Leivrs 4u.|istH 8.20 o'cieek. a »i Allot ta 830 . w Arrive ..i Ail.oita 6 40 •- •• m “ at Augusta 530 “ r m NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaver Augusta 8 15 “ J m “ Atlanta t- 15 " r *i Arrives at Atlanta 6 45 *• a m “ Augusta 632 “ a M ACCOMMODATION THAIN. Leeves At la ata “ r m •* Hume Mountain 45 •* am Arrives at Atlanta *0 “ am al stone Mountain IM “ P X.