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fiEoitwt. Saturday MagMing, Apn^tS, 1800 Joaxt-n WalkbKIb Agent for this vapor in Charleston, S. C.. and. is authorised lo males contracts for'Advertising, receive nonoy and give receipts. |QF*SEE FIRST AND. FOURTH PA GES FOR INTERESTING READING MATTER,:''^ Sunday School Celeuratio.v Post poned.—The Union 'Celebration of the Sunday ; Schools, in Rome and vicinity 'has been postponed, andwill be held oxi Friday', the Alh, instead Of Tuesday, the 1tl day Of May as was previously an nounced.''-';' ' ' 1 '" • - -d— — The Gift Exhibition to Night. This will be a grand affair, « all the world and his wife Will be there,” and Indeed‘'we don’t wonder at it for itt' ad. dition to over fifty . views of the most noted places in the known world, pain ted by the best artiste in Europe and America, with., truthfulness to nature which impresses every beholder with astonishment and delight; the mono-, ger, Mr. Grace, announces that ho will distribute one hundred dollars worth of presents among the audience who may be present on that occasion. The pres ents to be distributed by lot. We ad vise those who wish to be present on this occasion to secure tickets early, as we understand they are going fast. Afternoon Exhibition.—Iri order to give an opportunity; to the schools of the city, and children generally, of witness ing the exhibition of Wcilfstenberger’s splendid Panoramas which have been delighting our citizens for a few even ings past, the door of the City Hall will be opened at three and Panoramas move at 4 o’clock this afternoon, on which occasion children will be admitted at 15 and ladies and gentlemen 25 cents, Lecture as usual. Three Frostv Mornings.—On last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings there was frost-in this vioinity; s light on the two former, but sufficien tly heavy, on the latter morning to cut down the more tender classes of Garden vegetables. The frost was not general but in places probably nearly all the cotton that was up is killed. It is thought that much of the fruit also is killed. The National Democratic Conven tion. ' Charleston, April' - 25—12 M.—The Convention is about to take a recess.— There is an immense crowd in the hall. The principal discussion of tho morn ing was the fifteen minute rule. The Southern delegates ? generally opposed the talking restriction. ■r It was stated from reliable quarters that the Committee upon credentials, stand twenty-three in favor of the Richmond, New York delegates, and seven in favor of the Wood delegates. The Credential Committee were unanimously in favor, of the admission of the Illinois regulars, who now have seats on the floor. J ,V:t, V/■ .second dispatch; At the'auorhooh session of,' the Con vention, to-day, a Resolution was adopt ed, instructing tlio Committee on Cre dentials to present their report printed, to-morrow, Thursday morning. The Committee .on Credentials Te- >rted .favorably to the sitting members from Massachusetts, Maryland, Illinois, and New;-York. The report, so far as the first three States wera concerned, was unanimously adopted. That por tion referring to the New York delega tion was adopted by a vote 210 in favor, to 55 in opposition.''.Thb^-Wood dele- S at ion, therefore, is excluded, and. the Lichmond and Cagger delegation ‘ad mitted. The question, produced con siderable discussion, but caused little exoitetnent. Resolutions of condolence . were i6War “ ‘ - - Notice?. adopted, im'd speeches made in refer- jjSj-Mrs. Eliza, the^'wifq of .Jqdge Charles J. McDonald, died .in Marietta on the 19th inst. o’clock A. M. to-morrow." Rumors - in regard to the plutform indicate that there will be a more gen eral acquiescence in the demands 'iof the Southern Delegates tbaa was at first anticipated. There is evidently an improved good feeling among tlie Dele gates generally. . Douglas’ Friends Elated. Washington, April 25.—The friends of Hon. S. A. Douglas, in this city, are highly elated- at the purport or the public and private diBpatehes received from Charleston. . Democratic National Convention. Fourth- dav—Nothing important done Charleston, Thurs. April 25. Morning Session.—The principal busi ness of the morning-was tho introduc tion of a resolution relative to the ap pointment of an Executive Committee, which was i-eferred to the Committee on platform, after a slight discussion. The Convention then adjourned till 4 o’clook this afternoon. No exoiting discussion -is anticipated until the report of the . Committee on platform is received. y L . SECOND DISPATCH. The Convention' reassembled at o’clock this afternoon, and adjourned till ten o’clock to-morro\y. ' . * - Nothing of interest hits transpired ,The i.Committee on platform not yet re* Injury to-Crops. Mkui’ius, Tenn., April 2d.—The cot ton and other crops in this section of the Stiite have been seriously iiy'ured by tho late frosts., _ * • , - Congressional. Washington, April 20.—The proceed ings of Congress are unimportant. -Convention Affairs. CiiarReston, April 25.—Last night Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York, was serenaded. He. made a speech from the balcony of the Mills House, to an immense concourse of people. Oth er gentlemen also made speeches on the occasion. Ex-Gov. J. 8. Robinson, a delegate from Vermont, died of apoplexy at the Mills House lost night. juaiiketsT Savannah, April 26.—Sales of tho week, 3,000 bales. Market very dull.— Receipts last week, 4,000 bales. Stock 1 on hand* 24,000 bales. Charleston, April 26.—300.bales sold, and market quiet. Sales oYthe week, 3,100 bales. Receipts last Week JJ,600 bales. .. - „ < H3J“TheHon. Henry"A. Wise has written a letter stating that inasmuch os his State has not declared its prefer ence for him for the Presidency, he de clines to have his,name presented .pri mal ily to the Charleston Convention,— Ho desires Virginia to vote os a Unit in that body. Mr. Wise is now in ‘ Wash- ingcoh and is stopping at the .residence of his son-in-law." u The Rome Conrier, Weekly & Tri-Weekly, PRICE GREATLY REDUCED, For Cash invariably in advance. GREAT INDUCEMENTS . TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS. CLUB RATES WITH THE . Southern Cultivator .The Largest, Cheapest St Best In tHe Soutli. - TO CLUBS OF FOUR THE “Weekly Courier" and"Southern Cultivator" Will' be sent for one year at the . '. exceedingly low prices of Two Dollars and Fifty cents, to each subscriber, imariably in advance. Old subscribers by paying past dues, can-crime in with tho Clubs. Where can the Planters of tho Chero kee Country get os much interesting reading for the same money? Just think of it, by. matcing.up a club of four you geta first .rate family 'Nowspaper and the best Agricultural Magazine published in the South, both' orfe year and all fof.only' Two Dollars a half. CLUB BATES FOlt THE COURIER Fpr,Eight Dollars wo will aendthe Weekly Courier for One Year to each of Four Sub scribers, and one copy gratis, to the cottar up of the dab.. For Sixteen. Dollars wo will send the Tri- Weekly Courier to four subscribers for one year, and one copy to the getter up .of the club, CLUB RATES FOR The Presidential Campaign. ■ -Clubs of Four or more subscribers will bo ilrnisbed with .too Weekly Courier from ftty 20th to Nov. 20th [0 months] at the low rico of 76 cents each. And tho Tri-Weekly BININGER’S 0£D LONDON DOCK SpiS-li This delicious tonic stimulant TJ18PECIALLY designed for the use of the Pi Medical Profession and the Family, hav ing superseded tho so-called “Gins”“Aromat ic, “Cordial,” “Medicated,” “Schnapps” do.,- is now indorsed by all of the prominent phy sicians, chemists, and connoisseurs as posses sing alt of those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic aud diuretic) which belong to an old and pure Gin. rut up in quart bottles and Id by all druggisti grocers, do. (Established to 1778.) A. M BININGER A CO., Sole Prop’rs;, < No. 338 Broadmay, N. V. Druggists and Dealers supplied with choice Wines, Brandies, Ac., direct from U. 8. Bon ded Warehouses. Orders from the country will moct.wUh- prompt attention. Our Stock of choice Bottled Liquors comprises the largest and most varicil assort . ment in this market t)HE8i| Opinions of the Press. ..7 .' The Bimugera‘ 838 Broadway, hare a very igb reputation to sustain, as-the oldest .and besthouso in New York.—Home Journal. The house of A. M. Bininger A Co., No- 838 Broadway, has sustained for a; period of eighty'years, a reputation that may well b. envied—N. X. Evening Post. The name of A. M. Biningor A Co., is ; a guaranty of tho oxact and -literal truth of whatever they represent.—N. T. Commercial Advertiser. Tho Importing house of A. M. Bininger A Co.. No. .488 Broadway, is conducted upon irinciples of integrity, fairness, add highest lonor.—N. 7. Evening Express. Wo have quoted these complimentary no tices of tho -Now York press to the end that those who are still strangers te us may ob tatn suoh just Ideas .pfoar position and repu- tntion, as will enable them to determine whether the statements which Wo have mode are entitled to their consideration and confidence, nprilMtriwly '. clubs of Four for the same time at One id Fifty cents each, eekly Courier now contains more Reading matter than paper in Upper Georgia atgl the friends of the paper are earnestly re quested to aid us in extending its circulation M, - DWINELL, Jrp’r. NO. 40. NIGll? IW me0tin S 8 ’ evor y WEDNESDAY Officers—O. H. SMITH, N. G., TBOS. J. PERRY. V, G.,' R. T. HARGROVE. Secretary, W. N. DUCKE It, Treasurer. febOtrily. Regular Meetings FIRST TUESDAY NIGHT in caoh month. . THOS. J. PERRY, PL P., : ANDREW J. BEARDEN, K., WILLIAM N. DUCKER, S., D. J. SANDERS, Treasurer, D. JJ. LOVE, Boo’y febOtrily. Henl the Sick.*-Diseases of tho Bowels and Stomach are always caused by-large de posits of hurtful matter, left by bad or Impure bipod in those important organs, and the poisonous material in this vitiated blood, acting on thesyetem, makes it too week to throw uff this matter by the natural channels or if any is carried off it is a very email por- ti in. Bo arise dinrrhiaq arid dysentery, colio etstireness, bad breath? indigestion, nausea, loss of appetite, belohitig of wind off tho stomach, eto A short uso Pf ‘Judson’s Mono tain H«rb Pills will delight you; Yoit will feel with surprise their' mighty power, and be willing lo say with rod men of the west, truly th-y uro the “mighty healer.” Sold by all Medicine dealers. ' apr2itrllm ■ ** itBUl- * ■ Assets. Bills reaolvabW and Speeial > » 16 o Ran nn Loans, beHeved to be good, j * 163 ' 690 00 Cash on- hand, Bills of other) .... Banks and Specie. J 8,426 72 GREAT EXCITEMENT t GRAND SCHEME FOR APRIL, 1800. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY McKINNEY & Co., Managers. Authorised by Special Act of tbo Legislature. V 25,828"?UIZES. MORE-THAN1 PRIZETO EVERY 2 T’K’S. OAPITaTPRIZE 9 00,000. TICKETS ONLY Halves, Quarters and Eighths in proportion- * y » To bd Drawn'Eaeh Saturday,"in l800. te the city, of Savannah Ga. •CLASS 66 to be Drawn April; 7, -1860. CLASS 07,.- . « . “. -14, I860. CLASS 68, . « ' “ 21, 1860. CLAS8 09, “ « 28, I860. CLASS 65, << « 31. I860. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. $60,000 20,000 q 10,000 , -6,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 ,,1,500 1,100 5,000 6,000 800 600 . 400 . 7,580 10,000 "'*600- - 8.600 Ir.W' * $212,140 S£0 JLS & H00FX&8, Would call the attention of the public to their Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! mHE DAY FOR PUFFS, BLOWING, Ac., Ac., HAS PASSED—ALL WE WANT, ALL i we oak is, that the PEOPLE will call and see for themielros. We are Up* prepea- ing to establish a MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS. Ineonnoction with the Dry Goods trade, and have fitted up Rooms for this purpose, in the Upper Story of our Magmfficcnt Store House, on Broad Street, and will be prepared, at any time, to SUIT GentlkmriW Goods from Other Stores made, and at the lowest possible rates. ’’ OUR STOCK OP" CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,ITAL. CLOTHS, BANG UPS, kt„ &e„ CANNOT BE EXCELLED. Thankfiil for the many evidences of confidence, heretofore extended, wears anxious to enlarge our business so as to enable us to furnish all varieties of Goods at less rates than formerly, as we are convinced that a small business will not pay, and what we yield te prices 11 the consumer, must be made up in quantity sold. ‘ imir27w*trilm. BLOAN A HOOFERS. STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE EMMtMM iflf£ SATURDAY, MARCH, 31s*., 1860. $167,025 72 Stockholders. THRAN..-../.468 shares $46,800 00 tt-H. SMlTH.v.,,. ( ,.„,«p W. A. FORY..;.„..<.i...46» » J. H. McCLUNG........ 70 “ A.G. PITNER 20 ; « N. J. OMBERG... 25 « JNO. HAWKINS....... 8 « 7,000 00 2,000 06 2,500 or v 600 0 $153)600 00 Liabilities. Capital Stoek ......,..............,..$153,406 6# Circulation ...., 2,636 66 Due Depositolrs. 860 VS $157,025 72 =M Directors. W. 8. COTHRAN, C. H. SMITH, W. A. FORT. A, G. PITNES, J. H. McCLUNCt, _ ,1,.-, McBRYDE, Cashier, of the Ban* of the Empire State, who being duly iworh, that the above statement of the condition of said' Bank is true and correct te the beet ef their knowledge and belief, Bworn to und subscribed before me, April II. 1880#. W. S. COTHRAN,President,) CHAS. H. BMITH, J. I. O. JOHN McBRYDE, Cashier. J [nprilM.] Chills and FeverI--Ono of the greatest sen laid before the ■ a more trifle TAnd yet how many ft I ger out a painful oxistonco under thii swsWf ■“***•'•■* dail fnealB, and y DIED, on Thursday morning the 26th Inst., Mrs. Habt, wife of Jakes Hast, of this county. On tho 22d in., near Talladega,'-Ala., Mrs. Aohes, wifo of John A. Winboubh, Esq,, and daughter, of Col. Andrew Cunningham, of Talladega county. j®*Judgo Magrath, of Charleston, decided, on Wednesday, that the South Carolina Circuit Court has exclusive ju risdiction in the case of Captain Corrie,. of the jraich Wanderer, and-tho case Bank of the Empire State. ROME, GAV APRIL i7th, i860. At a meeting of the Board %t Directors of this Bank, ths following Resolution was intro- dueed by .Col. Wade S. Cothran, President, and passed, ris:. Wnereotfthb location of this -Bank making it desirable that the oitltens, generally, of the county of Floyd ond the adjoining coun ties, Both of Georgia and Alabama, should bo interested, and become stockholders by put ting te their surplus means and make it an ftp. stitution creditablo to the Stato. Therefore, bolt, Bcsolved, By the President end Directors, that the Books be opened at tho Bank in tho city of Roihe, for thirty days from this date for the subscription of additional Stock'to tho amount of not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars, and that on subscribing each Stockholder pay in oath the sum of ten ir eenton the amount so subscribed, and States, whioh is deolared piracy by the aotof May 15,1820., - > - - * ihcd te »>£ ,N, Prcst. sprillOnte remedies that bos over be'en laid public far Fever and Ague, and which' have retcived the highest enconlum from the pross and tbepeoplo, is Dr. J. Hcstetter’s Celebra ted Bitters. * Who would endure the tortures arising-’ft-om this terriblediseaao, when it can families isdead- beeomes ait comhion'as thoir meals, and yet they are not relieved.— None bat tho foolish and weak wouldhosltato to proenre these valuable Bitters, and save themselves inton«o agony. Sold by Druggist aud dealers generally everywhere. _jiO'8oo advertisomeut in anothor column. mar20tritm. A Card to the Suffering. The Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboring as a missionary in Japan, was oared of Con sumption, when all other, means had. failed, by a rocipo obtained frbm a learned physician residing in tbs great city of Jeddo. This re cipe has cured great number* who woro suf- ferriug from COnsuinption, Bronchitis, Soro Throat, Coughs and Colds, „ ,.)«», 1 . Coughs and Colds, and tho debility and nervous depression caused by.these die- onlers. ' ' Desirous of benefiting others, I wilt send tbisrcelpa, wbluh I have brought homo with me, to all who noqd It, froo of ehnrgo. Address Rvv. WM; COSGROVE, 230 Baltio street, * Jan23-tw3m Brooklyn, N. Y. . til DEATH 11 ! TO EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF VERMIN. ‘•Cestar’s” “Coatar’s” Rate, Roaeh, do. Exterminator SEv E^rmfa'ator. “Costar’e” Eleotrio Powder, forTnseots, Aol - . b . DESTnOYS U1STOXTLT Bats L Roaches, Mice, Molos, Ground Mice, Bed Bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Pleas, Insects on Plants; Inseets on Animals, Ac., Ac., te short, every form and species of vermin, 10 Yean established te New York City—used bv the City Post Office, tho oily-Prisons end Station Houses, the city Steamers, Ships, Ac., tho city Hotels, “Aster,’’ “St. Nicholas, Ao., and by mors than. 20,000 prlvatofamtUes. Druggists and Rotnilcrsevory where sell them. Wholesale Agents in,all tho largo Cities.-C. Regular sixes, 260.50c. and |1 Boxes, Bottle, 11 IBbwariI 11 of spurious imitations. Examine each Box, Bottle and Flask; and take noth- ingbut “Costar's." .$1,00 Boxes sent By Mail. . $3 A $5 BoxesIbr.Plantations,Hotels, Ac., by Addrasswiders-orfor “Circularto Dealers" to HENRY B. COSTAB, Principal Depot, 410 Broadway, N. Y. Sold by Farell A Y8ia*m-WhofosAlo and Retell, Rome, Go. fsbJtriBm. 1 Prise vii i $60,000 is - 1 . 20,000 is by;- -v -• ..«*io,ooois- I 5,000 is - A -cw’f. wdJWfcfoioa.V. i, 1 3,000 is I ■•-. 2,000 is l 1,500 is . K. f 1 . 1,100 is • 6' 1,000 are 10 600 are .'•V 2, 40.0 are 2" ' 1 300 are • 2' . 200 are . .. 50 150. aro .f: 100 ' < 100 are ' 100 . 95 are• 109 • 85-tto ■ -i, {,; iA-.-•Approximation Prizes 20,443 prizes, amounting to'" ' 25,828 Frizes Amounting to $300,040 WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH. • Certificates of 'Packages will be sold at the following rates, which ss tho risk: A. Certificate of Packago of lOWboles, $60 Do do 10 Halves, 30 Do do 10 Quarters, 16 wifki..-1 frii-Hii . -ilOEigbths, .7,60 LOOK AT THIS. , f: A SPLENDID DRAWING ON The Three. Number Plan! Which takes place on every Wednesday and Saturday.in I860. _ 1 Capital Prize of...'. $23,000 .J Prize of4,6(10 L 1 .Prize qf.,.,,..,..4,000 -:l-.Prizc o£.„... 3,000 1 Prize of,.,■*.*■...«'.•,•••■«j....... ...2,171 20 10 Prizes of .,..$700 arc 7,000 40 Prizes of. 175 arc 7,000 50 Prizes of.r 125 aro'. 6.250 259 Prizes of, 80 are 20,720 64 Prizes of....... Singer’s Sewing Machines PuicES REDUCED TO $50, $75, $90 ’ and $100. / fTTHE plain reason why Singer’s Sowing- i Machines have always sold readily at a higher average price than any other, is that moro reliable, variety of JUJDSOJ%'> S Mountain Herb Fills. Prizes of. rrr 04 Prizes eft,li 50 aro 3,200 SO are 1,920 20 nro.. 1,280 10 arc...56,320 5 are ....141,120 or doing n much greater variety work, and earning more monoy. Long con- ss$s»5 see .. —I Sftwimi.Macliincs. thousands have been do- frown, ws »r*|ti»t yow with • pwf#et m-viiMA ©f Bewing-Macnmejj,,uiousaiiuB uavo 4 . Tettico, a chief of a tri bo of tip ctruag* AbIm Natioa. ceired and disappointed, but with Singer 8 once ru!*4 Metiew. You fall *eW»t Machines there is never any failure or mia- . . _ — - take. __ .'J', ' . Singer’s Now Family Sowing-Machine the price of -which is only $50, is a light and 'elegantly decora tud Machine, capable of per forming, in the best style, all the sowing of a pri rate family. It has secured a groat repu tation during tho few months since Jit ,was first Offered to the public. Singer’s Transverse Shuttle-Machine, to be sold at $75, is.a maebiuo entirely new in its.arrangement; it is very beautiful, moves the public. Those Machines aro being in creased in number as rapidly as possible, and yet the demand for tbem. can not be fully supplied. Singr’sNo.l Standard Shnttle Machine formerly sold at $135, but now reduced to $90, isteo Well known all over tho world to need any description. Every sort of work, coarse or fine, can bo dono with it. • y _ ' - Singer's No. 2 Standard Shuttle-Machine. This is the favorite manufaoturing'maohine fcolof the Maijnno gives that , him and Ills people In our ramphtrta anA Al be had gratis, from tha Agaota for thana Pin. Tha Inventor and manufacturer of* “ Judaou’a Kovnr tain Harb PI1U.” haa apaut tlia grwtar part of hi. Ufa la trarallng. having vinttad nearly awry country In the world. He apaut ovar alx yoara among the lodiana of tha Roohy Mouutalua and or Mrafae, and ft *e« thua the- tha “Movutu Hna Piua” wai* dlaeororad. A v»rj tntanatlag aceouat of Wa advealarti,tfcein. a our Almanac and Pamphtat. It I* an established tact, that all dtaaaaaa arlaa Bam ixpvhb ii1.000: The blood la tbe-lffe I and whan any fcrvlgwor nabraUhf matter gets mixed with it, it fa at aaoa diatrihatad to arary organ «f the body. Erary oarva forte tha pnisaa, and all tha vital orgaea quickly complain. The stomach will not dlgeat tha food parfcctly. Tha Ifwr eraaea to accrete * andetency of bite. The action of th* heart la weakened, and so the circulation ferbta. Tha lan«e become clogged with tho-.poiaawna matter; hentt, • cough—and alt front a alight impurity at Uia fauaUto head of life—tha Blood I Ai (r yon had throwramma aarth, for Inatance, in a pure spring, from which ran a tiny rirulet, io a few mfnntto the whola ecu raw of tha 34,312 Prizes Amounting to . $281,481.20 Whole Tickets $5, = Shores in' Proportion. IN ORDERING Tickets or Certificate), en- ploso tho money to our address for tho tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be'for- wnrdvd by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any'figure thoy may desig- nnto. ; . Thplist of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after tbo drawing. All communications strictly confidential. Ordors for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Express, to bo directed to McKINNEY A Co„ mar22tri. . Savannah, On. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, A. F. NEELD, RETURNS THANKS FOR THE hcretol'ore extended Si m, and would rospcetiUUy ih-JUL . a continuance and oxtension of tho (time, •this shop ton Broqd Street, Opposite Mr. Eve’s Carriage Works, where, by a strict' at tention to businen and an earnest dosiro to please, be doubt* not btit'that he will bo able so givo ample satisfaction to all-who may do- tire anything in tho line of Fashionable Tailoring - done up faithfully and tastefully. Fits always guaranteed and all work war ranted. - - , .' , . ■" - ' ; . N. B—Cutting done “all right.” april20w2m. NOTICE, - j ven 10 all persons against trad- ‘ ‘ isory Nolo, for one hun- ...... . toJbkOlenR, in Septeiri ber or October, 1859, due six months after date, as the consideration for which-it wi given totally failed. THOS. M. ALSTON. 8 Summorvlll#, Ga., Feb. I8»h *«0-3aw. everywb ample ej work, wl ’"if* 1 ! Price, wi Since ( here. Tho sizo'of for almost every, description of )togetlierwitU its admirable work- qualities, gives it a decided advantage.— rith table complete, $100. i tho great reduction in the price of these Standard Machines, on the 1st of Octo ber, 1858, ‘ ‘ ' fold»n^.*^»A«r^*a. vs**,-! v: AU of Singer’s Maobines make the inter locked stitch with two threads, which is the best stitch known. Every porson desiring to procure full and reliable information a Sewing-Machines, their sizes, prices, work ing oapaoilics, and the best methods of pur- cbasing.can obtain itby sending for a copy of I. M- Singer A Co.’s Gazotto, which is a beautiful piotorial paper, entirely dovoted to the subject It will best mar22trily, t beau L M. rntis. applied gi-o , SINGER A CO., 458 Broadway, N. Y. CITY EXPRESS. C A. SMITH, bav- • ing established an Express — IVagbn,' ii Bomo, is prepared to liver promptly all light paeknges passengers and 1 luggage,-in andf city, at reasonable rates. Orders mi left at his Confectionary Store, or at the road Dopoh marlStrl. and carry about Bji Orders mo; TP SCHOOL TEACHERS OF CHATTOOGA COUNTY!. T)Y authority of tho Educational Board of IJ said county, yon arc, hereby, notified to ho present, for eimiination, either oh the Second or Fourth Saturday in April, instant, Alay or June, at tho Oflleo of Taylor A Bar ber, Summerville Go., where and when cer tificate* may be obtained ** required by the Statute, in such case made and provided.— Th *prti’w5t. Eth W. 8 F.' BARBER, To Whom it may Conoern. i M. BLOAN and R. D. HARVY, Eeq J\_ m sremy authorized Agents to transact ony busines* forme In myabience from the ate «prI0w2t. BENJ. T. HAWKINS'. stream becomes disturbed *«4 dleeetered. As quickly and lksve Its stlof __ W tructed, snd’ »»l*s» the obstruetion it removed, the lamp o'life sqon dtM eut. These pnia not only purity tlie bleed, bet regenerate-aO the secretions ef the body; they are, therefore, u or re el led ai a , OUilS FOR BIUOVI DISRASKa; Urtr Gomnteiut, Sick Heedsche, ke. Tbhr AntMftHtM* Medicine espete from the Wood the hidden seed* nf die- ease, and renders all the flulda nod eeerelfons pure a»c* fluent, clearing and rasuacitatlug the vital orgaOa; Pleesant indeed, is it to us, that vre are abte-lb nlaee within yonr reach, a medicine like the ‘ 1 MoeXvsih-' Hssar Pure,” tliat will pass dlrddUy to the afflicted parte, through the blood aud fluids ot tha body, and cease the sufferer to bitfhten with the flush ef beaely and health. Judson’s Pills art the Best Bemeiy iw exist ence for the following Coniplainls: Bmod Complaints, DeMilfs, - Assart* lfmto.ee*, Chunks, rterr sad Jfut, User Chasniatote, Chiui, Ptmsls Compimtli.UiwnmifSpipm, Chest Diseasss, Iftaidclus, PiW, CVutiuenas, IntluistlUm, Sane and Orsns* Dyspepsia, fq/lirmsu, DianSum, Inflammation, Dropsy, • a a GREAT tEMALE MEDICINE r Females who value health, should aevsr be without these Pille. They purify the blood, remove obslrnstkme of all kinds, cleanse the eklu of ell pimples end blotehea and bring the rich color of health tn the pale ehrerk. 49* Tb« PUnti 1 unit' Hlrbi of which the** TltU the very interesllug account It contains of the QimaT Mssuci.ss’’ of the Aslecs. ounlain ffert J’iVs are put up As a Sack has contains CO pi7tr, ami Be/tsC AU.genuine, hem Use stgnssSrrt of Mountain Beautiful swapper. Sadi tern at 2i rente per too. . B. L. JVDSONA CO., a ia jnrosoN, a Co, SOLE PROPRIETORS No. 50 Leonard Sir •(, JVJElf ton*. SBr Agent* wanted always—Addi dreea aeptores. -«• — 9. ifeii i river. Plantation for the Subscriber t Plantation, 16 mile* t : in Floyd county, cn ' containing 176 Mm i* in a fine tteto of i 'acre* on the Rome and Cedar Fluff Road, with Dwelling, fine Oka Haauto, good and well arranged Cabini, Stable*, Orebards, Ac., with 220 aorta r* * - ** - - - mile* from tho riTer. tioo apply to the Bubr HI