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SI)c &vLlt):e!ih) 'Centner Thursday Morning, Feb. n, 1800. FIRST AN IV FOURTH TA GUS FOR INTERESTING READING MATTER. JHJ~ Jimhcii Wai.kkv is Agent fnr this payer in Charleston. S. (!.. anil is authorized ;o make euntrnnU for Advertising, ivceivo nonoy and giro receipts. Rdmb Mviikkt, Wednesday Fob. 8.— Cotton is brisk at 10} coats for n good uvticle. Wheat, Corn, Pork and bacon unchanged. Can’t Credit out the Tri-tVcekly. Several copies of the “Tri-Weekly Courier,” lmve been sont to parties who lnvo not paid the subscription. Per sons desiring this paper continued, most-pay the price, $4 00 a yenr, in ad vance. . The names of all those who have not paid, and who do not live in Romo and vicinity, will bo erased from the subscription book on or bofore the 20th inst. “ Please take duo notice thereof and govern yourselves accord ingly.” An Excitement- An individual who claimod to bo a drummer for some New York house ar rived here from Marietta oh Tuesday afternoon, lie was understood by some passengers on the cars to utter hereti cal sentiments upon the subject of no- gro equality; and upon information to this effect being given to our citizens he was waited on nnd not very politely re quested to leave. lie seemed to bo very earnestly desirous of complying imme diately but was left by tl.e evening train and compelled to remain over until yes terday. At one time he was in immi nent danger of being roughly treated, and was so badly scared that he was heard to express a preference just then for a climate usually considered much warmer than the tropics. He evident ly thought Rome “too hot” for him. It is a most astonishing thing to us that a Northern limn at this juncture will per mit un anti-slavery opinion to escape Ills lips at the South. They must bo most- stupid fools if they cannot learn under the" teaching of such experience as they have had. Sftcciqi polices. 1.0-GM50. F. NO. 40. Regular- meetings, ererv WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Olllccrs—0. II. SMITH, N. T1IOS. J. TERRY. V. 0., R. T. IIA 11(1 ROVE. Secretary, • W. N. DUCKER, Treasurer.* febOtrllv. X llOMK km/ Royal Arch Chapter, Celebration of W asliington's Birth Uny. Tito Ladies of Floyd county, are re spectfully invited to assist in the prepa ration of an evening ontertainmont, on the 22d of February—the pmceods ot which, to bo devoted to the fund for the repairing and keeping in order, the lost resting piano of our country’s Futli- or. Tho purchase of Mount Vernon is completed, and it now remains for tin to repair and preserve it. CSTNearly every reader will find omj matter of interest by reading tl o icw Advertisements. Much vnliinblo information is conveyed to tho people through Newspaper Advertisements.— Rond them always. New Steamer Launched. Tho New Steamboat Calhoun, intended for running on the Oostanaula River, as launched on Tuesday last. She is Trim-built, and is really a beautiful craft. In style she is somewhat peculiar, yot quite symmetrical—tho bows are half clipper model, stern double arched tran som, combining the qualities of light draft, with tolerable speed, properties rarely attained in the same boat. Tho length on dock is 111 feet, 18 feet beam nnd 23J feot across tho guards. Her capacity is sufficient for carrying two hundred and seventy-five bales of Cot ton. This boat is built by Mr. F. M. Coul ter, the pioneer of light draft-boats on the Coosa, and wo believe that this boat, "^ike the Pennington, will prove to be a proud example of this gentleman's skill and ability in the construction of light draft steamers. The machinery for the Calhoun is the same as was*taken from tho ill fated DiSoto, and it is expected that in less than thirty days she will I e making regular trips to her namesake, the coun- ty-si*e of Gordon county. After tho re moval of a few obstructions, it is be lieved that tho Oostanaula may b.i nav igated all the year round. Wo wish abundant success to the Oostanaula Steamboat company. lion. L. W. Crook. This gentleman passed through our city on Tuesday, and informed us lie had resigned tho office of .lodge of the SuporiorCourts in tho Cherokee Circuit. His resignation took effect the fir.t of this month. Wo Joaru that D. A Wal kcrof Spring Place has been appointed to succeed him. Judge Crook has ac cepted the Presidency of the L'ul.on & Jacksonville R. R. company to which ho lias been reo. n 1; elei ted. Room.va Slate.—-Tho attention of holders and contractors particularly is invited to tho advertisement of Mr. Sea born Jones. There is no doubt lint that slate is the best, and, in a long run tho cheapest roofing material. Tho Van Wert slate is of the very best qual- tity. Road.— fiSy Tho “Georgia Literary and Tem perance Crusader” comes to us with a “flourish” in an entire new dress. It 1ms a very handsome head-piece, is well printed on good paper and tilled with oxcellont reading matter, John II. Seals editor nnd proprietor, A. 11. Seals assistant editor and Mrs. L. Virginia French, Editross of the. Ladies de partment. Published Weekly in Atlan ta, Ga. fiQr'lIuniioiiy,” the New York cor respondent of the Mobile Itci/Utcr de nies that ho is Joseph A. Scovillo, ns lias been charged by “A Merchant” in tho .V. V. IltraUl, Latest News. Sentence of l)r. lloyd. Wamunuton, Feb. 7.—Dr. William Boyd was to-day convicted of stealin_ two slaves, lie (Boyd) was sentenced to 14years imprisonment. A Slaver. Washington, Fob. 7.—Intelligence lias boon received here that tha slaver bark, (Lion, from Now York, has been seized by the British and delivered her to an American steamer. Tho Captain was irnprioned at .St. Helena. She had upwards ot one thousand negroes on board. cgular NIGHT in each month. Tit08. J. PERRY. II. P.. ANDREW .1. BEARDEN, K., WILLIAM N. DUCKER, B., D. J. 8ANDEKR, Treasurer, ' D. G. LOVE, Bce’y. febOlrily. A Card to the Suffering. Th» Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboring ns a missionary In Japan, w.,s cured of Con sumption, when ail other menea had failed, by u recipe obtained from a learned physician residing In tho great ett.v of Jeddo. This re cipe lias cured great numbers who wore suf- ferriug from Consumption, Bronchitis, Bure Throat, Coughs nnd Colds, and the debility nnd nervous depression caused by there dis orders. Desirous of benefiting others. I will send thiq recipe, which I have brought homo with —e, to all who need it. free of elm rye. Address Rrv. WM. COSGROVE, 230 Baltic street. jan2R-tw3m Brooklyn. N. Y. auuuuum Town Property, for Sale. Rare Chance to buy Low. Will bo • dd at Public Out cry. on tho First Tucsdnf in Feb’y Next,'unless previously disposed rff ot pri- . .. ^ I “* - * WaviR* Puiu Killer* No medicine is more prompt in its notion in ease of Cholera Morbu», Ac., than Perry Davis* Pain Killer, It is the acknowledged antidote which seldom fails if applied in it's early symptoms. No lumily should be with out a bottle of it always on hand. The slain on linen from the use of tho Pain Killer is easily removed by washing it in alcohol. Davis* Pain Killer seems particularly eftl- usiciouH in cholera morbus, bowel com plaints, And other diseases to which tho natives of Burniah, frein their unwholesome style of living, are peculiarly exposed. It is a valu able antidote to tho poison of Centipedes, Scorpions, hornets, Ac. Rev. J. Bmiatnm. Into Missionary iuBurtnah Bold by druggists and all dealers in family medicines. fob I. Tae Closing Years of Life nro often rendered wretched by nilmonls which are trifling in themselves uud arc easily cured if taksn in time. Affection of the liver,stomach, and other orgaus concerned in digestion, arc tho most frequent. They naturally make the suTeror nervous, irritable and coinphilning, and relatives*and friends are forced to hear die brunt of their ill humor. The use of Hostetler's Celebrated Stomach* Bitters will prove an efficient remedy for this evil, it will nit only strengthen the wholo physical or- g.miration, but. on tire! v euro the most obsti nate cases of. Indigestion, Dinrrluva.Dysonte- rv, and Liver Complaint. Tho first physi cians in the country arc loud in their praise of this preparation. Another recommenda tion of the Bit ters is that it is so palatable to vho tasto that it may be used even as a bever age. .Sold by a’l druggists. fehijm.tri vate sale, tho HOUSE ANt) LOT on Broad Street, opposite tho old Buena Vista llotol, and commonly known as the Bradbury House; 1 havo filled it up in first rate style, aud a-ldod new fonccs to tho lot. There are EIGHT EXCELLENT ROOMS, wall finished, nnd a commodious basement, which could bo much enlarged at a trifling" expenses. Tho rooms aro amply supplied with lire places. On the lot is unquestion ably uuo of the BEST WELLS IN ROME. Thorn is also another building, near tha dwelling, siiitaldo fnr a small family, which c.iuld lie easily rented by any purchaser who did not choose to occupy it for himself. Suf ficient ground is attached for a line vegetable garden. I will also ofl'or my Lots on Etowah River. Including the ono wiicro my residence was not long ago burned. Tho. lot is a hrnul- aoino location for a dwelling. A ilowor gar den. containing a very largo variety of flow ers—rosns, pinks, and numerous kinds which' I purShasad In Augusta and elsowhcro. Tho llower-plut lias been tastefully la : d oil by a a professional gardener. Tliore aro also a number of young fruit trees, carefully so- looted nnd planted by myself. A good well is on tho lot and sovorel out-buildings. It is ono of the best garden spots in the city, us I bare bud lsrgo quantities of manure baulud on it. To any person desirous of building tliiB locution presents many inducements.— The foundation of tlio burnt dwelling, and two good chimneys arc standing. and would much lesson tho expense of putting up a now house. A goad fence surrounds the lot.— There aro several parcels of ground adjacent witli more or less improvonts upon them. ALL BEING RICH GARDEN SPOTS. Also, at tho samo time, will ho sold a Negro Woman and her child. Togetlior with a great many arti Ics too te dious to mention. Tlio abova pieces of pro perty aro offered at a bargain. Persons are requested to examine for tliomselves. For information as to prices, terms, Ac., apply either to A. W*. IIARSIIAW, or D. S. MINT UP. junl2-twStAw3t CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS. f t TERMS OASHi GENT DRY AND Merchant Tailoring Establishment, B. F. JONES, IV. SCOTT, X J. OMBKRG, U. Bi MOORE, ROME, GA, PROFESSOR MAPES* Nitrogcnlscd Superphosphate Of* Lime. Patented November 25, 1859. FOR WHEAT, C0RN.J100T OROl’3, COT TON, Ac. P RIOR TO the year 1817, Superphosphate hud been made in England.' .Markets. — Savannau, Feb. 7 —Sales of Cotto to-uny 1,030 bains. Gouil middling at II cimts. The market was firm. DR. BAAKEE Treats all Diseases. SPECIAL attention given to nil chronic diseases—t’oiiglis. Group. Consumption, In- Ituairui, Asthma. Iliom-.hitis, ull discuses of the Nose, Mouth, Throat, nnd Lungs; all Skin lliseaies of every description success fully troate l:—Lumbago. Lumbar, Abscesses, Scrofula, Rhnnniatis.il. Gout, Neuralgia, Pa ralysis, Epilepsy, or Convulsions, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Dtarrhina. The very worst cases of Piles cured in a short time; also of the Stomach, Livor, mol Dowels. There nro many diseases incidental to women and chil dren which aro treated with distinguished success. All particulars will bo given by letter. Dr. Bankec cun produce ono thous and cor'd 'cates of liis perfect success in cur- Home A Jackson vim.e Hah. Cols. Lellavdy and Pennington, who pressed CttARt.ESTON, Feb. 7.—.Sales of Cotton to-day l.OOO bales. The market was de- lutve been for the past throe weeks en gaged in making the locating survey of the Home & Jacksonville Railroad, re turned to Itoifio on Monday last. The time for letting tiie contracts to tho Ala. .State line will bo made public in a few days. _ -We aro authorized by JIomi.E, Fob. C.—Sales of Colton to day 7,000 bales. Mi Idling at l'lf cents. Tho market was dull. New Orleans, Feb. 0.—Sales of Cot ton today 7,000 bales. Middlings lOf (njll cents. The market was firm. Corn buoyant at !)0(cj02} cents. Freights were unchanged. Gas Light Co.- l)r. Yoiser, tho Superintendent of tlio <4tts Light Co., to state that, on account of some unforeseen delays, they will not b prepared to light up the City bofore next Tuesday night. At that time they expect to havo everything in readiness and will be prepared to light ull the burners. Steamboat Arrival.—Tho Steamer Cherokee, Cupt. Thos. I). Attawny, arri ved at her wharf yesterday, ut 12 o’clock, M., bringing 22 passengers and 473 bales of Cotton. Geo. R. Ward & Co., Ag’ts. - njj-TInniirn to lion. J. W. 11. Under wood for numerous 1’ublio Docu' 4 incuts. 'Wheat Cnop.—We havo consulted « number of farmers from various parts of tho county, and they all oonour in rep resenting tho wheat crop in this section an almost total failure. Some will make non* at all, very few hope to make us much us a half crop. Discour aging accounts reach ub from ovory di rection. . Dai.ton & Jackson a t lle Raii. Road. We learn from Judge Crook, tlio Presi dent of the company, that they com menced grading at Cave Spring on that lino, last Monday, with a force of 36 hanth. We further learn that it is the intention of that company, ot on early day to commonco grading ot Jackson ville and also ut Floyd Springs. Thero is about 3 miles now graded near Dal- BfcgrA merchant in Burlington, Ver mont, liaviiig sunk his shop floor a couple of feet, announces," that “in eon- sequence of recent improvements, goods will bo sold considerable lower than formerly.” My*Rev. D. Henry Miller, late of Meriden, Conn., has been unanimously chosen Pastor of the First Baptist Church, in Augusta. COq The Homestead FIRE INSURANCE Of the City of New York. This Company continues to insure against Loss or Damage by Fire, Ou the moiit favorable terms and Pay* Fully the Losses sustained, Anil nut pro rata Ac. WM. CllAUXOKY, 1'ios't. Jso. K. Oaki.kv, l'tiii.o Uunn, See’y. Vico l'res't. B' F, JONES, AgonL Homo. nov2:i-3m Dissolution. rjMIE firm of A. 0. A A. J. 1‘ITNBR, lias this day ben dissolved by mutiml con sent. All persons indebted to the firm arc requested to make iminrdiatn payment, as A. J. I'itnor tho junior partner, expects to Icavs this place in a four mouths, and their busi ness must bo wound up before lie leaves.— The business will be conducted in the name aud stylo of A. G. I'lTNKIt, at tho old stand, whore the notes aud accounts of tho firm will bo found ihr a short tiiao. JanS—lttWAwtr mg CANO SR 3, Gl,n SORES, or ULCEUS, IIIP DISEASES, FISTULA of ovary discre tion. BOAl.Il HEAD, WENS, POLYPUS or tho NOSE, Or in anv other part of the bodv, TUMORS, and SWELLINGS o'" ovorv description, and without the uso of the knife,or any surgical instruments. These lull named diseases cannot be cured by cor- roqiondence; there'oro all such patients must phi uni I selves under tho Doctor's perso lion. eo bus made a new discovery of that will produce absorption of ot," and restore permanent vis- 4yc, without resort to the knife, lid EARS are successfully trea- tlio use of the knife or needle.— lias constantly on hund at his ■ oxtensivo assortment of beauti- CIAL EYE nnd TYMPANUMS, UMS, whieli are suitable for eith- •ges—inserted in five minutes.— its of every description; also er- ofartilicial articles known in tho rgc assortment of beautiful aud ITIFIOIAL HANDS, with tho how Attachment; AKTIFMCIAIr tho Ankle, Leg, nnd Knee-Joint dm An FE att These articles are perfectly natural, anil adapted for either sex, and onn be sent by express to any part of tlio world. All kinds of Trusses for Hernia nr Rupture of ovory description, for oithorsex, and Trusses par ticularly adapted for females in a weak con dition, lilso for llioso with Prolapsus Uteri. Dr. Ilnukeo is one of the mojt_cclebrateil aud skillful physicians and surgeons now living. Ilis fame is known personally in every principal city of tho world. All letters directed to I)r. Banker must contain ten cents to nay postage and itiei- I Chronic Diseasos can dentnl expenses. Ail Chronic Diseasos can he treated by correspondence, except those mentioned, which will require liis personal supervision. s-iu Office limits, (torn 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. DOCTOR BAAKEE Office. 704 Broadway, a few Doors above Fourth street, Now York City. janlt—tr.'Im i w.tm AGENTS WANTED! Dissolution Noticet milK firm of GEO. V. BURNETT A CO„ I is dissolved hy the retirement of Geo. P. Burnett, and hjs place being supplied by Geo. II. Ward. Tno Warehouse and (kiln- mission business will hereafter be be con ducted under thoslyloof GKO. R. WARD A CO. jan5—IttwAwlm CIRCS PATENT CAP Breast Lantern. T O THOSE furnishing satisfactory refer ences. a liberal salary anil expenses will be paid. Tlio article is needed by every fur mcr and mechniiic in tho country, and will meet with reSdy sale. For particulars ad dress J. C'i CARY, Pateuteo, jun3ll—l\v 81 Nassau street. The Undersigned will he IN FULL BLAST, On IVtonclay, 9th inst., and will bo glad to show (heir (Hands IN SEARCH OF BARGAINS Thoir Stock, which they pledge' WIM1MMIE FAINMLI; WrTH ANY HOUSE IN GEORGIA. OUR TERMS WILL BE EXCLUSIVELY CASH, And Prices exceedingly Low. Wo hope (e roeeivo the encouragement of the oitisens generally in this enterprise and expect to compensate thorn in return By Saving them Money, IN MAKING THEIR PURCHASES. hud been made in England, by treating burnt honts with sulphuric acid, and by the formation of sulphate of lime, thus abstract ing one atom of lime from tlio bones, a solu ble phosphate lmd been Ibrmod. In 1847, J. J. Mapos inadun soriesof experiments, thus lie found, analytically, that Peruvian Guano contained tlio necessary elements for insN ring thu growth of plants, but not in the right relnlive proportions to each other, lie instituted a series of experiments, practical ly. hy which lie prnvc l that one hundred pounds of burnt bones, treated with fifty-six pounds of sulphuric ncid. thirty-six pounds of Peruvian Guano, twenty pounds oT sul phate of ammonia, formed a mixture every way superior to Peruvian Guano, nnd that it would not excito the soil, but would con tinually add to its fertility. Ho hud found that one btrrel of blood, fresh from the unimal, mixed with a cord of organic matter, would, by fermentation, pro duce a manure eqwfil to a cord of well rotted stable manure. Ite further found that sev enteen barrels of blood, when dried, would mako ono barrel, and that blood couhl bo procured at comparitively little cost, in cer tain sections; tlmt it could be dried by cook ing nnd pressing so as to produce a dry pow der, uud by ndding to the abovo mimed in- f redionts ail equal weight of driod bullock's lood, a manure is formed one hundred pounds of which aro cpual in power and lasting ef fect to one hundred and cighty-tivu pounds of the best Peruvian Guano. Sincu ho has offered his invention to the Prices plainly marked in Figurts. For further particulars apply at the Store. jan2—tf Jones, bcott, ombbko- a cxy. TO THE farmers of tho country, some fifty companies have imitated this article under various The Last Warning. J WILL now oucc more request my oM customers to pay up,as I am determined namo*. and for tho purposo of rendering it popular, havo traduced Prof. Mapos and his article, claiming to mako that of a superior quality. Every yenr presents now imitators of this articlo, who manufacture an inferior article, using tho mineral ptiospates as a ba sis. instead of ths calcined bones of animals. Notwithstanding ull this, the demand for Mapos' Nitroveniscd Buperphosphate of Lima has doubled. Peruvian Guuno coutaius an excessive amount of ainmuuia, tlio only uso of which is to rcuder water capuble of dissolving a larger amount of tho inorganic constituents of tho soil, or as sometimes called to act as an excitant. Tlio market gardeners of New Utrecht commenced somo years ago by using two hundred weight of guauo to tho acre; they are now compelled to use twelvo hun dred weight of guauo to produco the samo effect, aud their land is uvidently imjKivcr- ished by its use, while those who havo used tlio Nitrngoui-icd Supcrpbosphnto of Limo, Imre steadily found their soils to bo improv ed, and instead of requiring more, they re quire less fertilising inatorinTeaoh year. And this is particularly truo of Tobacco and Cot ton lands. Among tlio advantages arising from the useol Nitrogeuisod Suporphospbate aro tho following: It curries no weed need to the soil; iC prevents rust, and insures tlio perfect ing of plants; thus, when used on Cntton, tho boils do not fall and. os by tho oxporienoe of Mr. Lomas, Col. Davis, and Col. Goodwin and others, it gives a greater weight p.’r acre »f cotton. Fur Wheat, it has steadily prov ed itself to bo superior to tho Peruvian Gu ano; wheu in contact witli seed, it does not destroy it ns does tire Peruvian Guano; and it supplies tha deficiency of the Phosphate of Luuoand other ingredients, produced bl excessive reaping of grain and uuduc pas- ttfrngo. The reports of the farm of tlio inventor, of the American Institute, and committees of other institutions, wli > have visited it, nltho’ it is manured entirely with this fertiliser, prove that no manure hits yot been usod which produces an equal amount profit. The American Institute havo just awarded their Silver Medal to Professor Mapos, for the bast fertilizer, aller a most thorough invest! gatioi, into tho merits of all in the markot. The subscriber hits been appointed Sole Agent in Augusta for the sale of the above fertiliser, and guarantees that its constitu ents are the materials statod above, and no thing else, l'ianters desiring more informa tion. will please send for our Ciroulsr, con taining testimonials, and tho articles by Dr. Knderliri. which constitute the best treatise dn Phosphate ever written. Price S3G per Ton in August*. J. A. Quimby, No 193 Broad st , next deer to the "Com-li- MERCHANTS OF TIIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. W E. the undersigned, importers and Job bers in the city of Charleston in viow of tho present excited stato of the country il ...... Albert Lcngnfok; Marshal!* Bargs; A * W. Knox. HAT8, CAPS ANff STRAW GOODS. Horsey, Austen a Co.; D. R. Williams * Co. F. D. Fanning. SADDLES AND SADDLERY HARDWARE Jennings, Thomliuson A Co.; Uastio, Cal houn * Co. doom ii proper to bring to the notico of the interior Merchants the claims wo havo to ■their patronage nnd cuxtom. Tho majority of us have been long established in business, nnd from our experience are well acquain ted with the wants of thissoctionof country Allot us hold sontiments in common on tire agitating question of tlio day—sl'arary; and nil of us dosiro, as far as practicublo, to bo- commercially independent of the North.— havo no desire to underrate tho energy and enterpriBO of the Merchants of Northern cities, but we claim to bo able to supply goodH in our respcctivo lines, on os favorable forms both as to price and credit, as tho merchants of any city in the Union. * Wo have facilities for obtaining goods from Europe, not sur passed by any, and our importations from abroad are very largo, notwithstanding tho reports to the contrary, circulated by those , who have no knowledge of what they affirm i or whose interests prompt them to mislead. American goods we obtain from the manu factures on as favorable torms os any Job bing Merchants of tho Northern cities. Why then should wo not bo ablo to soli on as fa vorable torms as others 1 We are able and determined to do so, and all we ask of you is, to try this market, lay aside the prejudice—for it is only prejudice —that your customers prefer goods from New York for thoso from Charleston, and build up and encourage your own Seaports and your own Merchants. If we cannot do what we profess, you will be subjected to a verylitUo inconvenience, for opportunities of leaving by railway or steamer aro offered every twelve hours. Our Stocks will be complete by 1st Febru ary next, and it remains to be seen how many of thoso who have heretofore pur chased all their goods in northern cities will give Charleston a trial this spring. Charleston, S. C„ Dec. 12th, 1859. DRY GOODS. Gillilands, Howell A Co.; Hyatt, McBurney A Co., Johnston, Crews A Co., Crane, Boyf- ston A Co.; John G. Mil'nor A Co.; Kerrison A Leiding; Chamberlain, Miler A Co.; J. 8. A BOOKS AND STATIONERY- McCarter * Dawson; A. Carter; S. B. Jones, Agent .Methodist Book Concern. CARPETS, OIL CLOTnS AND WINDOW CURTAINS. Lambert* A Howell; J at. G. Bailie. PAPER COMMISSION DEALER. Joseph Walker. IMPORTERS AND DEALKRS IN WINES, LIQUORS, SUGARS, TOBACCO, Ac. Chafee, St. Amand A Croft. [jauMtofebi Bell, Pace, Lavender & Go., IMPORTERS & JOBBERS L. Bowiu^A Co.; Robort Adger A Co.; Nayler, Smith A Co.; Cadow, McKenzie A Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS OF PLANTATION GOODS. Andrew McDonall; Raveuel, Huger Millikcn. OF Staple and Fancy 89 CHAMBERS A U BEADF, STS., NEW YORK, TIYOST respectfully invite th* attention of 1V1 SOUTHERN MERCHANTS to their large and varied stock of Goods, whiefi' Will be complete by the let of February. H. 8. HUGHS wRl be pfcaaed to ■■*-«* V friends wben tbey visit N»w York- * < -" ■ janl2-tw2m Woodland Female College, FOR SALK. W ILL be sold at Cedar Town on tho first Tuesday in' February next, all the real estate now owned by Woodland Female Col lege, consisting Al one large, well afraond two story Boarding House, two good framed School Houses, and about Fir's'Acred of Land. Also, two Plano Forte*, and other articles be-' longing to tho school rooms Th; rCaj estate will be sold for one half cash (tad the - balance HARDWARE. Courtuey A Temlent; Hyde, Gregg A Day; Gravely A Pringle; Wilmans A Price; H. F. Strohecker; J. E. Adger A Co. SHOES. E. B. Stoddard A Co., Force A Mitchell; Uoseltino A Walton; D. F. Fleming A Co., Dunham, Taft A Co.; R. A. Pringle A Co. CLOTHING. Waldron, Eglcston * Co., Edwin Rates * Co.; Cohen, Willia * Co.; MatthiesseniO'Udrrk * Co.; Pierson, Smith a Co. GROCERIES. S. S. Farrar, Bros, a Co.; Lanneah a Wbil- deu; J.. A. Barckmyer; George W. Williams a Co., T. J. l C. II. Moise; Fardum * Dottor- er. cri6cKERY AND GLASSWARE' Brows * Palma; Webb * Sage. upon twelve month*’time. Th« JtrOjierty Is unnecessary its so well known that It is i a minute description of it Sold for'the pur pose of paying the debts oftko Institution. e! r cni80L>L An ’ WM. HOGG, jan21—twaw2w. O mmittse. A Timely Notice. LL those who are indebted to me, either by Note or Acoount, must pay up be. lib return day, or they will b*. sued. My idividifal books must be settled. _ individual! janlO.triSmos. A. R. HARPER. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Ilaviiand, Stevenson a Co.; John Asbhursl; to collect my money .he shortest way known. tutionsliH” office. ’ iunUtwIawAwtomsrl jatuuwAtriim. u. i>. a. | SILKS AND FANCY GOODS. Bow*u, loater A Co.iTh'ivc*..’' — 1 CJIATTObtiA JllVfcR INSTITUTE, Gdylesville, Cherokee Co., Ala., S. M. AINSWORTH, A. M, Principal. S TUDENTS of both sexes will be received at this Institution, and fitted tat the com mon duties oflifKor any clarsin bur Cel- •} , legos. Competent Teacher* are employed; Send for a circular. .:ii>l mm '.rt-V.RK. liiLafrl