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WCourier
Saturday Morning, Jan. 21; 1880.
#@H*EE FlRSt AND .FOURTH PA-
OES FOR INTERESTING READING
MATTER.
f*- Jo.xrit WALuk.it Agent ror.thia
paper in Charleston, 8. C.. and ia authorized
to mall contract* DM Advertising,. receive'
aonay and give receipt*. ■ v
eta
Latest News.
Rome Market.
.Tan. 21.-rCotton satuo na last issue
from 8 10 cts. “Dog toil" and sandy
cotton 5 ($ 6 cts,
Wheat in demand, Red at $1,20 @
1,30. White at $1,33 (<$ 1,40.
Corn by the load at 83 90 cts.
Pork 0 ($ G] cts. J t*"’
tlohr 4j@4) cts.
City Officers.
At a mooting of the Romo City Counr
oil hold on the 14tH inst., the following
officers were elected:
.Samuel Stewart, Marshall.,
I). C. Hargrove, Clerk of Council.
•T. II. McClung, City Treasurer. .
Tho following salaries wore establish
ed for tho current year: ■*
City Marshall, Six hundred and fifty
dollars. ’ ■ - '
Deputy Marshall, i (wUd,.oJso. acts as
overseer Of street hands and ehy sox-’
ton) Four hundred and forty-five dol
lars. •''. • , '
Clerk of Council, Ono hundred dol
lars.
City Treasurer, Twenty-five dollars.
Tho Council resol vod to employ six
negro men as street-hands for tills year.
Steamboat Arrival.—Tho Steamer
Alfarata, arrived at her wharf nt 10J, A.
M„ on yosterday, bringing 200 balos of
Cotton—450 bushels of Wheat, and 400
^bushels of Corn, and five passengers,
Tho arrangement of tho Coosa River
Steamboat Co., is to run the two boats
tho Pennington and Alfarata, in connee
tion, each making Ono trip a week. The
Al/arala will leave every Monday, after
tho arrival of tho morning train from
Kingston, and tho Pennington, every
Thursday at the same time.
JSfTlie Savannah paper* announce
the death of Dr. J. F. l’osoy, an old
ami respectable citizen of that place.
Me Miserable.
Our up town contemporary says he
_ ‘-./dm not wish to vote for Mr. Douglas.”
We can’t say, in the distracted state- of
feeling into which -this-' woeful •an
nouncement lias thrown 'us, which .we-
sympathize with most deeply. We fear
our contemporary is doomed to this
dreadful end. If. the Charleston Cot:*'
vention sax* vole ■ fdr "DJfitjUl, ho lias
got it to do, notwithstanding lin may ho
“.is much oppose.I to the heresies of Mr.
Douglas’ Squatter Sovereignty doctrine
ns ever.” ’Tis sad, but ’tis true.
As Irish Termer.—An Irish ornlor
declaiming-Against-snmo measure which
ho deemed tho “direful spring of woes
unnumbered,” vehemently exclaimed:
“I smell a rat. I sec it brotv'ing.iil
storn , but I'll crush it itt tho liud,’
Municipal Election in Atlanta.
Judge Wrn. Ezzard, tho Opposition
candidate was elected Mayor of Atlan
ta on Thursday lost. Of the Alderman
nine Dcittocmt* and one Oppositionist
was elected,
Mans Km:its or the IititKrnxsMDi.K
OoHTt.lcT.—The Petersburg Express, of
Friday, says:
“ A number of young woinon some
eiglit or ten—arrived in this city, yes
terday morning, from New York, and
dividing into parties of four or fire
each, proceeded South and West in
search of employment. They wore
some of tho victims of abolitionism—
poor women, depending solely upon tho
work of their hands for broad—whose
pcrhai s, never uttered a word
against any section of tlioir country,
mid whose Iieai ts never cherished a
thoughtexoont for the welfare and love
of all. This i* a painful commentary,
and is written as with lire upon the
tracks of Northern fanaticism.
Frni.ic.vNO\* or Incendiary Doccmests
—A Post master in Virginia haring re
fund to deliver tho New York Tritium
an Abolition sheet, to its subscribers,
the question of his authority to do so
was referred to Post-Master General
Holt, whereupon that officer render
«d a decision which sustained tho ac-
of the Post-muktor. Tho follow-
g- is an extract front Mr. Holt’s let
ter* .
“The people of Virginia may not mi
ly forbid tho introduction and dissem
ination through the post-office of Itpoks,
Newspapers, pamphlets, Ac., tending to
excito the slave population to insurrec-.
tion, but, if brought there within the
mails, they may, by appropriate le
gal proceeding, have them destroyed.
Tlioy have the same right to extinguish
tho fire-brand thus impiously hurled in
tho midst o( their homos and atturs, that
> the man lias to pluck tho burniug fuse
'from a bomb-shell which is about to ex*
• jdodo at ltis foet.”
Roiiued nr Mis Wive,—Ono day last
week a Mr. Hilyer, who live* not for
from Syracuse, wout to town to procuro
8omo medicine for his wifo. Wfiou ho
returned home. Mrs. II. said that a man
1 haTTmtorod tho house, knooked her
down and stole from the bureau $75.—
Mr. U. hastened back to the city and
procured tho services of the policeman,
who finally nvtdo up his mind that the
wifo was tho thief, and it proved to be
the case, tho money being found ou her
person.
From Washington.—A special dis
patch to the Charleston ' Mercury, dated
Washington, 18th last;, says:—It is un
derstood her* that the Pennsylvanians
and sotne other? are tired of voting for
lhermah, apd. that he is begging his
friends not to allow another ballot, un
til a vote can be had ' ott'the plurality
rule, which they are now pressing by ev
ery possible trick.. • ;>
EATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamship Anglo-Saxoa
Portland, Mr., Jan. 19.—Tho steam-
•liip Anglo Saxon, arrived here this mor
ning, with Liverpool dates to Jan. 4th.
i Commerical Nows.
Liverpool, Jan. 4.—-The sales of Cot
ton on Tuosday and Wednesday, wore
15,000 kales. The market closed stea
dy with rather a better tone. Thesales
on Thursday reached 8,000 bales, with
a firm mnrket and slightly advancing
tendency.
■ Mexican Mustang Liniment..
From rich and poor, bond and Urea, all
rotors, grades and eondltWns of lift; wo hea'r"
tho samp meed of praise awarded this wonder-'
ful article. Bom are healed, paint relieved
live* saved, valuable animals made usefal,
and itatold Ills eesusgod by title great medi
cine, which is (uprising to thejudgement of
man. What family does notreqnir* a stand
ard Liniment. Whoever heard of too tame'
effects produced by any ether article I -For
Cut*. Bruise*, Sprain*. Rheumatism, Swellings
Strained Horses, Ac. It has ao epual: Be
ware of imitation. The genuine Mustang
Liniment Ueold by alt respectable Druggists
and Livery Men in every town,' parish and
hamlet throughout North and South America,'
Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean. Buy
at once.’ BARNES A PARK,
JanlO.wIm.Proprietors, New Y«rk,
P. K.
Indian Creek, Mo
, 1*57.
Louisiana Politics.
•N*w Orleans, Jan. 18.—The Gover
nor of Louisiana in his message, recom
mends tl|e State to bo prepared to meet
her sister States of the South in Conven
tion in case of certain 'contingencies. He
favors legislative action, in the adop
tion of i'etiiHutmg laws, by licensing and.
inflicting diserimindtloHs against Nrrth-
efn good* until such commodities are
absolutely prohibited from introdu ttoa
and sale in'Louisiana. ...
. In the Hohse of Represcntatbe« a
joint resolution has been passed i'eol u>
ing that the Harper’s Ferry affiir was ,oneo
an attack on tho rights and privileges
of tho South, and was clearly evincive
of hostility on the part of the free States
not alone by tho murderous acts com
mitted, but by the general sympathy in
its favor which was subsequently exhib
ited.
It is also declared that the election of
a Black Republican to tho office of Pres
ident of the United States, will be a
good and sufficient cause for a dissolu
tion of the Union.
. To., July Sd,
Messrs. Pamtr Davis A Sox:—Dctr Sirs—
Having used your Pstn Killer for two years,
I find itto be the best medicine for what it is
recommended for Hint I have ever a led. I
feet thankful for the benefit I have received
from it. I have been troubled with dyspepsia
for ten years, and tried • • • • to -,no
benefit.- But as soon as I got to using your
l’ain Killer I found relief, and by the esc of
it I am entirely cured. For chill* and fever
or congestive-chills, it is the best medicine I
I have ever ntod. I have used it for ngreat
many different complaints and it has never
yet failed in giving immediate relief.
CHA8. L. GANQIf.
Sold by all the principal medicine deal
ers. j . • • ' janl».2t.'
THE PECULIARITIES or the female
Constitution find (be various trials to- which'
the sex is subjected, demand an occasional
recourse to stimulants. It ts important, how
ever. that these shall be of a harmless nature
and at the same time accomplish the desired
end. Hostetler’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters
is the vary article. Its effect* in all caeca of
d-.-bilityara almost magical. It restores the
tone or tha digestive organs, Infuses fi
ritality Into the wholo system, and gives
that cheerfulness to the temperament, which
is the most valuable of the feminine attrac
tions. Tho proprietor* feel flattered from the
fa-tmanyjor tho most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed en-
conitims upon the Bitters, the virtues of which
they have frequently tested and acknowledg
ed. There are numerous counterfeits offered
fur sale, all of which are destitute of merit,
and positively injurious to the system.
janJO.Ini-tr.
TO THE
Charleston Mnrket.
On ari.kston, Jan. 19, 1P.M.—Cotton
—There U a buoyant demand to-day for
tho better grades, at firm and full pri
ce*.' Bales 1,000 hales.
Avgusta, Jan. 19.—Cotton.—There is
a fair demand to-day, nt unchanged pri
ces. Good middlings 10 j to 10J e.
South Carolina Embassy to Virginia
Richmond, Va., 18th.—Col. O.G. Mom-
ininger, tho CoiViniissioner from ..South
Carolina to Virginia, wilt address tho
Legislature of Virginia to-morrow.
SnorEiNU Accident from Wearing
Hooped Skirts.—On Friday week
•laughter of Mr. L. K. Barr, residing .ill
Hagerstown,' Md., was frightfully burn
ed whilst washing nonr a fire in 'MV hut
houie. The yofttig lady hod her hack
ti tho tire, and having o:t att extension,
skirt, tho latter efiMo in contact with the
flam ** a• filth lean Jtl o . or a id {pressed
against tha tab in which she wrs doing
her work. She was instantaneously en
veloped in flames and though thrown
down-mid rolled in the snow by tier
mother, tho tiro was not extinguished
until ’ the llo.di wus burned to a crisp.—
She was still living bn Tuo.id:ivJbut her
recovery is doubted.
SSf-Lord Manauly, tho historian, died
recently after a fortnights illness, of a
disease of tho heart.
A .Scoundrel Posted.—Tho Richmond
B7u</cautions the .South against all
Imoks published by A, II. Burdick, 145
Nassau street Now York.
He is tlie publisher of Helper lmok.
Let the South Remember him:—Mont.
Mail. _
Follv.—Sir Joshua Reynolds,' the
celebrated paintor, being asked how lie
wouldlpersonate folly in a painting, ro-
miirkoa that lie would represent a man
climbing over a wall at tho risk of hia
neck, with ah open gate close by, through
which ho might walk with ease and
safety.
Folly’s son a thousand times
O’er tho wall of danger climbs;
“Lo! tho door!” Experience cries;
“Iasi me mount," the fool ronlies,
And once more climbs, aud falls and
dies.
ffjjiwul.
MARRIED, on tho 19th inst., by Rov.
Jcsso Lamberth, Mtt. U. Y- Mooke and
Miss. Kittie A. Liddon, all of this
city.
Herring’s Patent Champion
Fire & Burglar Proof Safes.
-rrriTU hAbb’s patent pqwder-
W PROOF LOCKS, the name that were
awarded separata, medals at the World's Fair
London, lrtil, and tho World's Fair, New
York, 1S53, hrnl arc THE ONLY American
Safes that were awarded modal* at tho Lon
don World's Fair. *
Thtso Safes form tha most perfect security
against Fire anil. Burglar* of any Safe* over
offered to the public.
. 81,000 REWARD
Will be paid to any person that ran show
that a Herring’s Patent Champion Safe ever
failed to preserve it* contents in nn acciden
tal Firo. j
S. O. HERRING A OO.., Manufacturer*,
>31 Broadway, cor. Murray ate New York,
and 51 aud 51 Gravier »t., N. O.
Auexts—B. W. Knowles, Richmond, Va.!
R. F. Letter. Petersburg. V*.: Rowland
Brothers, Norfolk. Vo.; J. It. Thompson A Go,
Lynchburg. Va., J. R. Bio*worn. Wilmington.
N. 0., W. llerriug A Son, Atlanta. Oa.. La
Roche A Bell. Sarannah. (la., J. M. A B. F.
Rood, West Point, Ua., Holmes A Co., Char
loeton, S. C. jania—tw.lm
MERCHANTS
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
W E. the undersigned, importers and Job
hers in the city of Charleston In view
of tho present excited state of the country
deem' it prop -r to bring to the notice of the
interior Afercbunts tha claims wo have to
their patronage aud custom. Tho majority
of us have been long established in business,
and from our experience are writ acijuuiu-
te l with tho wants of this section of country
All of .u* hold sentiment} in common on the
agitating question q! the day—slavery; and
all of us deeira, ft* for If* practicable, to bc-
cnmmefcifilly indepen-leut of tho North.—
JjSYO'tio desire to underrate the energy and
enterprise of the Merchant* of Northern
citie •, but we claim to bo able to supply goods
in our respective lin •». ou a* favorable term*
byth.a* lo price and credit, a* tha Dwachant*
of any city in the-Union. We hare facilities
for obtaining goods from Kuropa, not sur-
pauad by auy, an. I our importation* from
abroad are very largo, notwithstanding tha
report* to th-> contrary, circulated by thb«a
who have no knowledge of wliut they affirm
or whose interests prompt them.to mislead.
American goods wo obtain from the manu
facture* on fi* favorable tohns ns any Job--
biug MoroiianU of tho Northern cities. Why
then should we not 1m: able to **11 oa »• fa-
voralda t rms us others ?
We are able and determined to do so. and
all we ask of you is, to try this ’ mkrket, lay
aside the prejudice—for it is only prejudice
—that your custom-rs prefer goods from
New York for those from Charleston, aiid
build up and encourage your own Seaports
ami your own Merchant*. If we cannot do
what wc profess, you will be subjected to a
very little inconvenience, for opportunities
of leaving by railway or steamer ore offered
every twelve hours. ’
Our Stocks will be complete by 1st Febru
ary next, mid it remains to bo seen how
many of those who have heretofore pur
chased all Ihoir goods in northern cities will
give Charleston a trial this spring.
Charleston, S. a, Dec. l>th, 1»59.
DRY GOODS.
Gillilands, Howell A Co.; ltyatt, McBurney
A Co., Johnston, Crews A Go., Crane, Boyl-
ston A Co.; John G. Mitnor A Co.; Ksrrtton
A Leiilinc; Chamberlain, Miter A Co.; J. S. A
L. HowiefA Cl: Robert Adger A Co.; Nayler,
Smith A Co.; Cadow, McKenzie A Co.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF
PLANTATION GOODS.
Audrow McDowell; Ravenol, Huger A
Milliken.
HARDWARE.
Courtney A Tenncnt; Hyde, Gregg A Day;
Gravely A Pringle; Wilmans A Price; 1L r.
dtrohocker; J. E. Adgar A Co.
• sItoes.
E. B. Stoddard A Co., Force A Mitchell;
Haseltiue A Walton; D, F. Fleming A Co.,
Dunham, Taft A Co.; R. A. Pringle A Co.
CLOTHING.
Waldron, Egleston a Co* Edwin Bate* a
Co.; Cohen, Willis a Co.; Mat(hiessen,0'IUrra
A 0u.; Pierson, Smith A Co.
: GROCERIES.
8. 8. Farrar, Bros, a Co.; Lonnoan A Whil-
don; J: A. Burokmyer; Georgo W. Williams
A Co., T. J. * C. H. Moisc; Farnum * Dotter-
8imxi8
Town Property for Sale.
Rare Chance to bay Low.
Will be sold at Public Out
cry, on tile
First TKMday ia Fch’y
t, unless privlontly dispbaed of at pri
vate sale, the HOUSE AND LOT on Broad
Street, opposite the old Buena Vista Hotel,
and commonly known a* the
• Bradbury House.
I'have fitted it ap in first rate style, and
added new fences to the lot. There are
EIGHT EXCELLENT BOOMS,
well finished, and a commodious basement,
whieh could be much enlarged at a triflinj
expenses. The rooms are amply suppllei
with fire places. On the lot is unquestion
ably one of the
BEST WELLS IN ROME.
There is also another building, near tha
dwelling, suitable for a small family, whieh
eonld be easily rented by any purchaser who
did not choose to occupy it fur himself. Suf
ficient ground is attached for a fine vegetable
garden; I will aiyo offer my
» , Lots* on Etowah River.
including the one where my residenre was
Dot long ago burned. The lot is a hand-
iwm« lbcatinn for a dwelling. A flower gar
den, containing a very large variety of flow
ers—roses. pinks, and numerous kinds which
I-purchased in Augusta and elsewhere. The
(Urwer.-plot ha* been tant*fully laid off by a
a professional gardener. There are alio a
-nwmW of young fruit trees, carefully se
lected and planted by myself. A good well
is o| the lot and several oat-buildings. It is
one of the best garden spots in the city, as I
bare had Urge quantities of manure liaulsd
on it. To any person'deairdas of building
this location presents many indaceraehta.—
The foundation of the burnt dwelling, and
two good chimneys an standing, and would
much lessen the ezpense of putting up a new
boose. A good fence surrounds the lot.—
There are several parcel* of ground adjacent
with more or less fmprovents upon them.
ALL BEING BICII GARDEN SPOTS.
Also, at tho same time, will be sold a
Negro Woman and her child.
Together with a great many art I les too te
dious to mention. The above pieces of pro
perty are offered at a bargain. Persons are
requested to examine for themselves. For
information as to prices, terms. Ac., apply
either to A. W. IIARSHAW, or
D. 8. PRINTUP.
Janl2-twSUw3t
VIRGINIA LAND PLASTER.
FROM
Buena Vista Bank?.
NEAR 8ALTVILLK,'
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA
A supply of the above named plaster, kept
constantly on hand and for salo by
COTHRANS A ELLIOTT, Agts.
Route, Ga., Nov, lfi,tiin.
", i KEEP INSURED.
HOMESTEAD
FIRE INSURANCE C0„
OF THE CITY OV NEW YORK,
Office, Whitlock Building,
[Coftter of Nassau and Beekmau Street.]
; CAPITAL, $150,000.
With Surplus all Securely Invested.
Insures all kind* er Personal Prsporty
against Loss, or damage by. Fire, at-the
very lowest rates charged by to- ■
^ sponsible Companies.
Planter*. Merchants, and othsra desiring to
effect insurance up-m tholr property, are ro-
spcptftilly solicited to give a portion of their
patronage, to toil Company.
Applications for Insurance,made la person
or by mail, will receive immediate attention.
erty .—, ~ .
Company -is enabled (beyond many others)
to givfi advantages In rate* of premiums, Ac.
The .direction t»f the Company embraces
Some of the first business men or the City of
New Yerk, extensively engaged in-the South
ern teads, aud closely identified with its in-
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Merchant Tailoring
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B. F. JONES,
W. SCOTT,
N. J. OMBKRG,
O. B. M00RB.
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The Undersigned will be
IN FULL
On Monday, Otli.
and will ba glad to abow thair, friend*
IN SEARCH OF
Tbelr Stock, whieh they pledge
mi mmm mmmi,
WITH ANY HOUSE IN GEORGIA. OUR TERMS WILL BE
EXCLUSIVELY CASS^
Anil Prices exceedingly Low.
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By Saving them Money,
IN MAKING THEIR PIIRCHliSES.
We hope to reooivo the oncouragemoat of the citlsenf generally la this «aterprifi* ud ‘G
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Prices plainly marked in Flgium -.'-u ,.i te i,
Por further pnrticnlwB apply at tb* Btrt*
j M , tf JONES, SCOTT, OMBHXG A W.,
vs-
DR. OQ0OBWELLS . . '‘fl 011
BeU, Pace, La
Co„
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Brows a Pulma; Webb a Sago.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Havilsnd, Stevenson * Co.; John Ashhurst;
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen, Foster A Co.; Thayer, Dewing A Co.
Albert Lengnick; Marshall a Burgs; J. a W.
Knox.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Konev, Austen A Co.; D. R. Williams a Co.
F. D. Fanning.
SADDLES AND SADDLERY HARDWARE
Jennings, Thomlinson a Co.; Hastie, Cal
houn A Co.
DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
McCarter a Dawson; A. Carter; S. B. Jones,
Agent Methodist Book Concern,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW
CURTAINS.
Lamberts A Howell; Jos. G. Bailie.
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER.
Joseph Walker.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WINES,
LIQUORS. SEGA RS. TOBACCO, Ac.
Choice, St. Aiuuud A Crolt. (junUtofclil.
Any information connected with insurance
will pe chcorfully given, and all business
couuected with this Company will b* trails
acted With liberality and promptness.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Ckauncoy, Win. Cbasneey A Co*
10 OI< Slip.
Moses Terior. Pres. City Beak, Wall street
Paul Spofiord, Bpoffard, Tileston A Co.,
29 Broadway
P. C. Van Sehaiek, Van Sohaick, Edward, A
Co., 65 Front (treat.
V. Barsalou, Importer, #2 Water street.
Jas. B. Wilson, formerly Wilson A Cobb,
6^ Front street
E. D. Sprague, Dayton, Sprague A Co,,
‘ lUT Front afreet
Benj. IL LilUo, B. II. Lillte A Co.,
144 Pearl (treat
John 6. Uelbrooka, International Life Ins.
Co, 71 Wall street
Philo Hurd, IS« Nassau street
T. J. Coleman, J. C. Culeman A Co-
S3 Walt stre.t
A. Mataran, . *1 Bookman scrcet
Wm. K. Btrong, 56 Vino • treat
Edward Haight, Pro*. Bank of tho Common
wealth, Nassau street
Wm. A. Wheeler, 03 William street
C. Molatto’C. Melatt* A Ce„ 53 Beaver street
N. C- Platt, President Artizons’ Bsnk,
Nassau street
John f. Wilmq, »* PjJW»
B. M. T Wbttlook 1 B.M. AE.A. Whitlock A
Co. 12 Beekumn street
Nathaniel. W. Bsrtls, N. W.' Burtie A Co.,
.,1 50 Voeey street
W». L. McDonald, CarrUges, 412 Broadway
John G. Lightbody, 34 Bookman street
Paoll Lutbrop, Lathrop A Wilkinson,
15 Murray street
W. M. Newell, Newelle, Herman A MeDon-
(U; .' - 13 Murray street
Frederick A, Fisher, Wolfe, Dash A Fisher,
38 Warnn street
Njneri H- Fowler, ,lrert
Geo. W.-Bead, Geo. W. A Jalual Reed,
124 Chambcri street
Robb B. Currier, Melioe, Currier A Sherwood,
42 Warren atreet
John B. Corllea, _ City Hall
John B. Snook, Architect. 12 Chambers street
George Carroll, Carroll, Herrick A Mead,
49 Chamber* street
W. H. Bulkley, Allen, MeLean A Bulkley,
40 Chambers street
D. M. Holdrodgc, N. Y, 8. Hearing Oo.,^ ^
Francis Miller. M. D„ 104 Forsyth street
Wm. OIIAUNCBY, Pres’t.
PHILO HURD, Vies Pree’L
Jobn K. Oaxtsr, See’ry.
B. F. JONES, Agent, Rome, Georgia.
jan3-3m-tw.
IMPORTERS At JORDERS
•’ or ; ••w
•••-. Staple and Fancy >
HHT (boons
89 CHAMBERS A 71 BEADS STS,
NEW YORK,
M OST respectfully invite the attention of
SOUTIIERN MERCHANTS to their
large and varied etock of Goode, whieh will
’ complete by tbs 1st of February.
.1. sf HUGHS wilt be pieced to tee bit
friends when they visit New York.
•Janl2-tw2m
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Husl<
» B ya5sagtimp?
hew MBMttitl
S M instead ef Ultg n rslwy
HcentroUovcrbutone ill, kaebut *•* aISa/"'<J<d
land accomplishes but on* tlHtfjto'yrftl Bob-
dues Infiamatery Dieeaeee—wCswver be IM.
form or loeeiity, whether. Is iWhM.itUsA$ ‘
abdomen, extrvmetles or skla, :: n . '
The peculiar ezcellssee *f the New MeA
lrt.lt is, that wilhotU_to.us.Us* loraj
“"’"CiStTJ.ft-
Tun attention of the public is respectfully
■olicted by the Babteriber, who is prepared
to fill orders for
Notice, from guy Manufactory of note ia toe
United States, on terms, fur Cash or approved
r, lower than Me Lowest ever known in
buM. He wilt also keep on bendseveral
of Messrs; Win Hail A Son’s beautiful ..
Hall and Parlor Kanos, •
a* well as Halt A Son’s Rosewood GtUars,
unrivalled in Beauty, Strength of Tona, Fin
ish 'and' Durability. Alto the FRENCH
HARMONIAN, used for Parlor or Church.—
Afro SHEET MUSIC, find tha very beat
Italian Violin and Quitar String*. All or
ders will be attended to with Promptness and
Dispatch, and in no iaitance will tha money
bo required until the Instrument Is delivered.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS
Taken in ezehange for now ones on liberal
terms. PIANOS RENTED* and tha
Rent deducted if the purchase if made dur
ing the time of renting. Orders reepeotiWllj
solicited.
au. All Instrument* warranted to stand
any changa of climate, ar any rsasonahla
Rome, Floyd eo* Oot
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thewtotof.whkVU thaaotoCAP« / oC^
■ I II Mil llll IIBUNIM
lewing f
.time
have
dusdbrthsWKW Mill——M
i* extinguished by watsr.t*srltrBndi'F#-
ver, Headache, Rush sf Btaafi tethe Head
and Uaari, Fite, Ioflamed
No.e, Canker, Neuralgia, “
Erysipelas, Bronchitis, f
flamed Luez.and Diver.
Dyspepsia, Vererial *"
Gout, Hcrofula, Balt I
and other cutaneous
Dr. Coggswell's New®
like the vacciue matter, en
Ifluenre over tha Veins and MH
Ann,gradualdecliaiog «f iafiamaUen
dieated by the pal*n. Whfe> -mm 'fotto—W ' ' *
1U natural »Ute,aa tha htob pwii nnd fejrfif 1 ;
d< Dr.^Hk««inNW'. .
what it claim* to do—«a mersba lew
izes the fluids by'repioriag; mot fhe
« arterial and vesota ototnictiflafi) i
•e Circulars may ‘ * *
sacjMBPl
No. 6 Court Squaro,
General Agsata for Sot
tit, Florida, Alabama,
“nSSfiScSK
set, should always ardor
Agents wanted to sw
marl A 59,-Jy. ..
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AGENTS WANTED!
TO NKM,
CART’S PATENT CAP
AHD
Breast Lantern.
T O THOSE furnishing —Gifeetory refer-
enccs, a libcfol salary and expense* will
be paid. Tho arUele is needed by every far-
■er and mechanle in the country, aad will
meet with ready rale. For particular* ad
dress J.C. CARY. Patentee,
jaudlt-tw 81 NoMau street.
NONPA REIL MILLS
Rome, titot'Aago IMiylfWo
W E now announce, the above MUt, m
thrrffeMR-
in good trier for roi.w«*peetelly, good «|M Woo j
And in no ease, /«» than It bushels of
lot*.
Wheat, or 2 bushels of Corn.' Wemdchpre-
profitable. , ■
with onr ItiU Brand on them, when desired j
provided, the wheat ground, be of prim*
,0 WewiU exchange floar and meal fe» good
wheat and corn.
Having to pay CkeA for w* will t*U
all product, of tooMOLtor OuAonly,
loin R. Towsus, j TOWERS A ORAVEfl-
John II. Gravks, V
C. T. CcNNINCHAS ] e'tgllf
FIMNT CLMi
BoiSDiiie iooh^, :
amw
Rats* of beard-still bfa< par stogl* maaL SO
* ttmkf fi to. . -»
wn5L ndtoo
v>
■Ml
__ Room, will b*e .
ti “ *-•*..» um
Wood, Lights and Washing, wfil to tom-
“ Tufo’wS.WT.ragAs 1 -
■T'T"T
OFFICE DALTwS?uAMf>Ejr _
Dalton, Ofi-Bopt 20tfa,
J TOTICE U hereby given, that a
t meht of ten dollar* on each .h*r* *f.
» capital- steak sttbacribcd, of the Dal too.
A Gadsden Rail Road Company, has boon
railed by tho Directors, payable at Iks oMtn
of the Coropeny in Dalton, on Ik* first day
of December next. By order,
•ept,28.10L EDWARD WHITE, Sao'ty,
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