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pt^Ter in Charleston’, a)-C., and la authoriz :o make contracts for Advertising, receive aoney and give receipts. . «*E|£MM^and fourth pa ges for INTERESTING READING » MATmLOAHH QKf.- tuskm Tub Protests of some of the seced ing States to bo found in another col. utnn will be'found to be quite interest ing. It will be noticed that the Cincin nati platform is now denounced by Dem ocrat* for the same reasons that the Oppo sition urged against it four years ago.— We most h „ 1 „• rejoice that, so many Southern democrats were determined to have a clear expression of Southern rights.ond that they would not accept another Janus faded platform. ,".jb a , 'iWvr<ftiiiMj;i!i.'. - gTnEGEpaoia iSTav* Convention that, met in MiUpdgeville on Wednesday the 2nd Inst., made a declaration of prin. ciples, riearly theaaWO Off the slavery question, as that of majority report in the Charleston Convention', and appoin ted twenty delegates 'for the Baltimore Convention, t<h be.^ldon^e9tt 'Mwty Win. Bogarton, Joshua Hillp A;R. Wright and ft. A. T. Ridley, Tor thb State at Lftr|p/Ma‘ u J. R. PartdttAmd Joseph McConnell for the 5th district. The PbtKCbuHTv Cocbt Anmoaiiro on lost Wednesday the 1 2nd inst. The trial of the negro belonging to Col. Rob- ert Ware and nearly all the other itn- S ortant cases were'postponed. a.j,.hS^fT ,, - t £ATEH FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Steamer Canada. Halifax, May 2.—The Steamer.Can ada has arrived, with dates to April 2lst. Liverpool Cottoh Market. — The sales of Cotton for the week were 59,500 bales; of which speculators took 3,5f and exporters 12,000 bales. Middiii. qualities had declined }d, and sti! greater reduction in inferior grades. Nothing had yet been determined in reference to the prize fight. The Rfe ferees’ decision was to have been give? the following week. Doth men desire ive another trial. Heenan's friends HARVEY & SCC A T T O R.N E Y B A r DOME, .»■ • •• • • A D VANCES of money cm I A upon good claims left fora Rome, jiinsl.—ly. 1 "" z. B. HAXIGRQ^ ATTORNEY DOME, ,0 mil-Over Fort A Hargrove ,fobl»—ty declare that he actually won the fight; while Sayers’ friends are equally boast ful of tqeir champion. The Sicilian insurrection had appa rently subsided - Constitutional inion Convention. Millidceville, May 2.—The Conven tion me( .this morning, at eleven o’clock Eorty-fouT counties were represented by one hundred and eight delegates.— The Convention was organized by the election of-the'following permanent of ficers : Gen. J. W. A, Sanford, of Bald win, President;* Hon. John" timond, and Dr* ] Weekly & Tri-Week**, PRICE GREATLY REDUCED, For Cash invariably in advance. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS. CLUB BATES WITH THE Southern Cultivator The Largest, Cheapest Sc Best mvm In ib.e floutb. .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, invariably in advance. Old subscribers by paying past dues, can come in with the Clubs. here can the Planters of the Chero- Troup, Secretaries: A committee, of fifteen on business was appointed, and the Convention adjourned until after- Thi* Natioi&S'^ fldinoedatte* iffijUlfit tion, change. think of-it, by making up acluboffour yougetafirst-rate family.-Newspaper and the best Agricultural Magazine published in the South, both tine year and all for only Two Dollars a half. C1<UB RATE* FOB THE COURIER For Bight Dollars we will send the Weekly Courier for One Year to each of Four Sub scribers, and one copy gratis, to the getter upjof the elub. > ,, For Sixteen Dollars we will send the Tri- !•“ “•“-DP to .weekly Courier to four: kubucribera for ond there was no' year, and one copy to tho getter up of the int^ to a slight elul GEO. T, STOV ATTORNET AT I BOMB, - - - ‘ * '• * Wll practice in the oounties ice over N. Olios over N. J.0mbetg’s t Awocjuriit.'ti oe Tna Ngin Yoait L*/j isLATPBE.-/i l hq ffew,_Yqrk - adjourned sine die’on Wednesday night last. All the. metropolitan -railroad bills were passed over the Governor’s ve to in reference to these measures tho Herald of .Thursday says: Tho city is thus delivered over to . the tender mercies of a panel of specula tors, who, according to-the provisions ol these bills, can riddle some fifty or sixty of dtw streets With'railroad*, when -and how they please, without any condi tion* being iMpoled upon them ns to time, mode of .construction or rate of fare.. ' ’ - I rj, ■ - $he«e bills give tho right to run rail* roalsin almost every leading avenue, and street in the zrf'etrop'olis. They comprise theaveuufe D, Seventh avenue, Fourteenth street,. South . anil West streeto, and Tenth avenue and Forty- second streetroads, with .George Low s Ninth avenue rood. Which the Gover nor signed, and the Houston street rood —also passed both houses, and now hefofe nmHovernor—make in all seven new gridirons for this unfortunate pity;'' ' ■.■■ and mock- North, “abt_ - tion on account of the Madison county difficulties, it seems that he has never been in the slightest danger. The Mountain Democrat, published near ' the. theatre of war, says It has been informs ed by members of the committee of safety, that the name of C. M. Clay has never at any time been up before the com mittee for consideration l In regard to the; letter in which he. soys ho '“.lies his arms awaiting an attack,” and in conclusion advertises that “his daugh ters are as firm as he,” the same paper says: “Wo must say wo are astonished that so ridiculous an effusion should ever emanate from tho pen.ofCol. Clay: for it is ridiculous hi tho extreme, and will cause* broad smile to irradiate the countenanoe of all who are cognizant of the foot* in tile case.”—Washington Consti tution. '*• •A' ICmiofomtan Police Ikproveheft. ilemental or new police bul W York for 5ie cities of New Jrooklyn, excludes the mayor of those cities from the board. timore The indications Douglas gain from" Charleston, May 2-9 P. M.—Tlie fifty-seventh ballot was taken end re sulted as follows: >. V { Douglas 151}, Guthrie 65}, Dickinson 4, Hunter 16; Lane 14, Davis 1. Jpb.nson was . dropped on the last twenty ballots, and there ^was but little change save in favor of Guthrie. ^The Convention-then adjourned until. S e was a rumttp', curtan t of; the. Con - off adjourning on Saturday, ,ih cose they make ni><'nomination, to niieet in Baltimore in June; Charleston, May 3.—The Convention wah stoMiydOAtar- & i ■•' • jSlkd Mr.. Winston, of Alabama, faid j their Platform was a cheat ana a h fame other delegate said they lia very conservative Tor fear of driving off their Northern friends.. ; Other delegates demanded that their names should be' Democratic or they Would quit to avoid confusion. ' ' After-some further, secessioj Convention accounted hopeful oFar- ranging upon a conciliatory basis. " Congressional. : Washington, May 2.—In.the Senate tc- lay, Mr. Davis’ resolutions in regard to Territorial rights was inode the special order for Monday next. After an Ex ecutive session,. the Senate adjourned Urttil Monday next. ■ In the House, several speeches were made on the subject of slavery. National- Democratic Convention Ad journed. Charleston, Mm 3.—Tho Conven tion assembled at the usual hour this morning, but did not proceed to ballot. A resolution wee passed, that, the Con vention adjourn, to meet ip Baltimore on the 18th of June. Those State* which are unrepresented in the Convention, are^requested to fill vacancies. ‘ •6T““Of two evils ohoose the less," ia a just mqxim, then, and then only , when there is no. other; alternative— when wo most take the one or the oth er : but it is mere folly, to inour either, when it iff in pur power to avoid both- State ol This is'considered an' i The new police Jaw for S our . . ilat- coincidence ol the statutes of Messrs. Mr.j irlesl Cut with tho Clay drawn to the the fateiduec ^ Calhoun/ Webster and Clay, houn’s stotue, ordered for Charlesl was lost in a shipwreck off Fire Island, but finally rcoovered with un arm brok on, which was subsequently replaced by Mr. Powers, the sculptor. The bronze statue of Mr. Webster was lost at sea, and never recovered; but a second was cast from the Baine model and now in the State-House yard at Boston. The due of -Mr. Clay he’coincidence w first model foV’ was also lost at (d oertaliflj} remarkable, ^ GiS^pj^Sks.—There*is nothing meti like to write about better than good i CLUB BATES The Presidential Clubs of Four or more subscriber* will ftmilsbed with the Weekly Courier from May 20th to Nor. 20tb [A months! at the low nice of TS cents each. And the Tri-Weekly to clubs of Four for the same time at Oue Dollar and Fifty cents each. ■ ■ ri The Weekly Courier now contains.more siding matter than paper in Upper Georgia id the friends ofthe paper are earnestly re quoated to Rid us in extending its circulation M. DWINELL, Pro'r. NO. 3. CHOICE HOUSE. [House' formerly occupied ly Sohi. Batley,J P. L TU^NLEYr YTTOtJLH respcotftijly inform his VV ftlends and oustemerffBsnd public generally, that h •* i a now opening a Very largo and At- IraetiveSteoV'OfDrugs,Mcdloincs.Chem: ... DycstuSa, Ferftlmery and Fancy Articles.— Iso,. Paints, 'Oils, Varnishes, Liquor for edfCal usoS. Al*> Seeds' of all kinds, both iel4 and Garden, (Southern Raised).- ass, Putty, Glue, Brushes, and !u foot, every ihg In hit line or that it usually kept in a First Glass Dr^ Store, Harlog had eevorabyetys oaf- ^ “ by gi ving .his porsonaraUch ness, ho hojies to merit a tronngo, and As any house this side of Augusta, Ca.; Re- embor tho location. The' wants of the untry shall bo supplied. f febll.’AO Stockhold- IW Rome rniiE ankuaSI'g of A ers of tboRomo Mutual Insurance panyfor tho election of a Board of DIreetorj, will be held t& tho office or the, Rome Rail* road ou.Mauday, Ath M«y next, at I0,o’olook H - btillwbll, firoty. : m«r27—td y PURE ICED Bed with Ice, and a fine nsjortmffs* of OLD LONDON DOCK TT "TR T* § Would call the attention of the pihUe to thsk I SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! Country "ng-for the same mono: ;et ns much interesting I Just fcr NG. 40. NI^HT ,ttr meot ‘ n ®*’ 0Ter y. WEDNESDAY Oflicers-^C. H. SMITH. N. G., ; TllOfl. J.PEt’.EY. V. G.,. I .... . E St. HAKO.ROVE Soorotary, W. N. DUCKEli, Treasurer. febStrily. is now indorsed by all of the prominent phy sicians, chemists, and couuoi.;; eurs as posses sing all of those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which belong to. nn old end pure Gin. Put up in quart bottles and sold.by ell druggist, grocers,-dse. (Established In 1778.) A. M. BININGEP. & CO., Sole Prop’rs. No. S iS Eroadinay, N. Y. Druggists and Dealers supplied with choice Wines, Brandies, Ac., direct. fromU. 8. Bon ded'We rehouses. , Orders from the country will meet with prompt attention. Our Stock of choice Bottled Liquors comprises the largest and most varied assort '■ ment in this market . Opinions of tho Pres*. The Blniugers' 888 Broadway, hare a very high reputation to ctoln, ns tho oldest and best houso in New York.—Home Journal. The house of A. M. Bininger k Co., No 883 BroadwriV, has sustained for a period of eighty years, a reputation that pony well b. envied.—IV. t. Evening Post. . The name of A. M. Bininger A Co.; is guaranty of the exact end literal truth of whate vor they represent.—N. Y. Commercial Advertiser. The Importing house of A. M. Bininger A Cot. No. 4;18 Broadway, is conducted Upon principV * of integrity, fairness,’ and highest honor.—i. T . Y. Evening Exprtoo. We have quoted these complimentary no tices of tho New York press to the, end that io ore-still stringers te us mr tain stioh just ideas, of our position and totion, as will enrjdo them to determine whether tho statements' which wo have, made are entitled to their consideration'am' confidence. . aprtUBtriwly we ask is, that the lug to establish a MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, In connection with the Dry Goods trade/and have fitted up Booms for thifffi)M* la the Upper Story of our Magnificent Store House, M Brood Street, and will he pnpfoot, at iffy time, to SUIT Gentlkmen. Goods from Other Stores made, and at the lowest possible rates. OUR STOCK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMER8,iTAL CLOTHS, BANG UPS, fce* k«., A Jff ROME V AV ’^BoyolArohObapqw,^ Regular Meeting. FIRST TUESDAY NIGITT in each month. TUOS. J. PERRY. H. P., ANDREW J, BEARDEN, R, WILLIAM J. 0UCKEP., 8., D. J. GANDERS, Treasurer, P. G. LOVE, iiae'y. ~ febOtrlly. GREAT EXCITEMENT t GEAND SCHEME TOR APRIL, I860. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY McKINNEY & Co., Managers Authorized by Spceiai Aotef the Legislature. 23,S‘A8*PRIZES. MORE THAN 1 PRIZE TO EVERY 2 TH’S. CAPITAL" PRIZE «e o,ooo 4. TICKETS ONLY HA;.. . Halves, H^jy|^^M|iwii>wtlos. wu Each Saturday, In 18}'( city of Savannah Ga. 88 io be -Drown’ Al 07, «•'- ’« * 14e 1888, CLASS 83, •- « . .21, 1860.. CLASS 89,,- , ; “ « '28, I860;; 1 CLASS 65, « « 31. 7,360,/ MAGNIFICENT SCHEME Heal tho Sick.—Dlfeases of the Bowels and Stomach are always catv;ed by largedo- xieits of hurtful mottor, left by bad or impure ilood iu those imoorta.il o gnus, and the poiMMue. mate)M .in- iris vitiated -blood, acting on tho system, makes „It too week to throw off this matter by the natural channels or i' any is carried off it iso very small por tion. So arise diAi-riim and dysentery, colic o.stivenoss, bed Von. I>, .indigeetion, nausea, loss of appetite, belching of wind off the stomach, eta A ‘.’wt n-:c of ‘Judson's Moun tain HorljPills will delight, you... You will fopl with surprisetheir mighty power, and be willing to say with red men of. thi trttly they are the “mighty healer.” Sold by all Mcdh-lno dealers.' -ap: ho west, 'npr24trttui. Chill* and Fever!—One of tho greatest' romidUe flit tins ever been laid before the public for Furor mid Agile, and which have ro-eived the hl-duitouconlum from tho press and tbepso-de, i.< Dr. J. Hostettm-'s Crlebro- ted Bitters. Who would endure the torture* arising from this ie.riblodisease, when it can ternately, when a remci'y cah bo Obtained for a mere tritto f And yet how many families lihgerouta pniulnl cxi .trucerndovthlsdead- ly blight, aud do nothing but grip down ijfjhe.udi .. . procure these ytunr.ble Bitter.:, end save themselves inteuto "gory. Sold by Druggist and doalors geuerrVy evorywhero. ,1‘JD'Sco pdrertiseincut ia anqtber column. mar20trilm. . , A Card to the Snfferin;. Tho Bev, William Qoagruve, nbllolehorilij as a missionary, in Jepnii, was omfid of Con sumption, when all othor means hid failed, ir means usd failed, i a learned plrjrajcii.n era who Woro Mif- CJo leiumiiton. Dronchi’.U,&iro Ciilds, end the dehili.'y a recipe obtained iding in tho greal cipe has eured grort am ferring .firoiu Co leu Throat, Coughs r, ui -And nervous depression caused by tUeico dt: orders* DeSirons of bjpt'tiog others, I will send this recipe, which I llava brought homu with nSr’x'feSps, . 2d0 Baltic street,' jan28-tw3m Brooklyn, N. Y. FOR PUFFS, BLOWING, Ac., Ac., BAS PA88ED—ALL WE WANT, ALL EEC ' *' ■- “ - SOPLE will call and ten tot the**s*Iv*s# -•* -- -- ■ ' ■ Assets, Bills receivable and Loant, believed to b Cash on hand, Bills Banks and Speoie. IBwWi o# is of other ! , )4M M Stockholders. W. S. COTHRAN 468 shares C. H. SMITH 479 “ W. A. FORT ...469 “ 3. H. McCLUNG TO « . A. G.-P1TNER.. 20 « N. J. OMBERG.... 25 « JNO. HAWKINS i « CANNOT BE EXCELLED. Thankfiil for th* many evidences of confidence, heretofore extended, w* an anxleus tq enlarge our bosiness so as te enable us to furnish all varieties of Goods St Its* rats* than - j formerly, as -we are convinced that a small business will not pay, and what we yield in priocs t-i the consumer, must be made up in quantity told. mar27w*trilm. I 1 '"'"' HM STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE SATURDAY, MARCH, 31**, I860. $157,025 73 47.900 00 48.900 00 ,'1/000 90 2,999 09 2,509 00 . 600 00 6158,009 00 LlabiUties. Capital Stoek,.— «U8,600 00 Cireulation.. - 2,581 00 Dm Depoeitors^..^..—............ 199 71 ■ •167,925 71 Directors. W. S. COTHRAN, C. H. SMITH, •VT. A. FORT) A. G. PITNER, J. H. McCLUNG. McBR’ that the abo their knowb W S’ ~ JOHN MoBRYDE, Cashier. statement of I , ;e and belief, sworn to and subscribed before see, April 11.1S69. „ N,President,) . CHAS. H. SMITH, J. I. C. J [apriUM; .. 2 PrltO” ; V •80,000 is ' i.' ,f . 20,000is- • n "' 1 l'f 10,000 is 1 inm* 1 4,000 is • I , S.D00 is 1 ■ s.mis - : - i ; m i too is *• Ij-lOOIs ■ 6 • <i 1,000 are -:-r i vi 10 V u00 srem 2 400 ata 2 300 are-? ' 2 .’MuW'.'vf ; 50, ■ .; - 150 are ■ 100 -X, ,100sru-5 • . .190 iU-cs »5 are 100 85 aro Approximation Prises. •80,000 20,000 10,000 5,000. 4,000 3,000 2,090 1,600 il,100. 5,000 .6,000 800 ,.600 400 7,560 10,000 9.500 8.500 •212,140. III DEATH!!! TO EVERY FO^M AND SPECIES OF VERMIN-. MBwtvV* ' ■ . 1 »• ' j:t>4 “Costar’a” Rats, Roach, Ac. Exterminator “OUStfiFs* • “Costar’a” Bed-bug Bxtarmlnator. “Costar’a” “Costar’s” Eleotrio Powder, for In sects,'Ac. DCStBOVS 1KSTAXTLT • » . • Rats, Roaches, Mice, Moles, Ground Mice, Bed Bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Insects on Plants, Inseots on Animats,'Aq., Ac., In short, every form and speoles of VERMIN, 10 Years established in New Yo.-k Clly—used by, the city Poet Office, tho olty Prisons Station Honsss, the city Steamors, Ships, the olty Hotels, “Astor," "St Nicholas,” and by more than 20,000 private fomfik Druggists ’ ” *• Wholesali RogulwsJ Flasks. . vtw—.f. WT . be-- I!! 6s warn! )! qfipurioo* Imitations* £jcamino ; each Box. BotUe and Flask, and' take noth- IrigbuV^Ct/STAn's/' AMtess orders—or ® Principal Depot 411— oldby Pawill A Yats**, Whofessle and t foblbUm. 25,448 prizes, amounting, to 23,826Prizcs'AmouiiMng to6300,040 WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH. Ocrtifie.ti-a of Packages Will be sold at the following rates,.which j» the risk: A Certificate of Package of 10 Wholes, 460 Do ' do 10 Halves, 30 Do V* . do 10 Quarters, 15 r fzarir° ' do ‘ 1° Eighths, 7.50 ' ^ r ~r,OOK AT THIS. ■ A SPLENDID DRAWING * ON - The Three Number Plan! Which takes place on every Wednesday and ' - Batrrday in I860. 1 Uuiital Prize of..;......... ...•23,000 Prize oT........; 4,500 1 Prise'oL ..^.1?...'..;......;... 4,000 1 Prira' of;.....„..... 8,000 1 ?riz-I of_..» .........2,171 20 10 rriacs of ..;„.;..S700 are......... 7,000 40 Prts.sdC..;; 176 are......... 7,000 60 Prizes or......;.,;.-126 are.......;. 6.250 i m Prizes ofi..,....... flO arei;..—.. 20,720 , '>‘«4-'P/ltelr6r;;...„..- 00 aru..3,200 j 84 Prises of.- i 11,920 04 Ti ises ofroflUKra - 20 are......... 1^80 ’ 5,032 JK»sVH&...ta..VJfi 0»H.isiS »M0' Pri-tes oh,......... - , 6 are.., M ...,lj41,l?0 31,312 Prizes Amounting to' 9281,481,20 Whole Tickets $5, ■ BUhresi'i Proitortion. IN ORDERING Tiekote or Cerfificatec.en- elozs tho noneyte our address for the tickets ordered, on-recoin t of .which thoy t/ill ho for- wattled by. first in idle Purchaser* pan have ticket* eudiiig iu any figurothoy may dcsig- . jwn num^ora and prizes will be sont to purchasers immediately ^Alf communications strictly esni Singer’s Sewing Machines PRICES REDUCED TO *50, *76, *90 a iuI *100. npHE plain reason why Singer** Bewi _ A Machines havo always sold readily at a highor average price than any other, is that they are better, more durable, more reliable, capable ot doing a much greater variety of work, and earnlug more money. Long con tinued popularity is proof of sterling merit. In the purchase of what are called cheap Sewing-MachinoB, thousands hare been de ceived and disappointed, but with Singers Machines there is never any failure or mis take. Singer’s New Family Sewing-Machine the price of which is only *50, is a light and elegantly decorated Machine, capable of per forming, in the belt style, nil the sewing of a private family. It has secured a great repu tation during the few months lince pt was first offered to the. public. Singer’s Transverse Shuttle-Machine, to be sold at *75, Is a machine entirely new. in its arrangement; it is very beautiful, moves rapidly end very easily, and, for family use ifieir , rood! ^Afrll >fSl Isiv : lnt,| :j n *l jruMSOJ%*>s Mountain Herb Pills* masati Orders for Tickets or Corfcil icatcs, by Matt -martltrl Soldby Fa* Retail,-Rems, toe-pUnlt*. creased in number as rapidly as possible, and yet the demand for them can vot he fully supplied. ‘ ; .'m i .: «- rJ Slngr’s No. 1 Standard Shuttle Machine formerly Sold at $135, but now reduced to»9*, is too well known all over the world to need any description. Every sort ot work, coarse or fine, can be done .with it. : . ,.’.2 iV-y, Singer's No. 2 Standard Shuttle-Machine. This Is tho favorite manufacturing machine everywhere. Tho sise of the Machine gives ample Bpace for almost every description ufork, whichjtogetheryith its admirablework- ing qualities, gives it a decided advantage^— Price, with table complete, *180. I Since the great reduction in th* price of these Standard Machines, on th* 1st of Octo ber, 1858, the sal* of them has increased four- id. ; *' x All of Bing locked« best elf' with two threads, which is the known. Every person desiring to iroeure full end reliable information about lewing-Machines, their aizes. prices, work ing capacities, and the best methods of pur chasing, can obtain it by sending for a copy of I. M- Singer A Co.’s Gazette, which is a beautiful plotorial paper, entirely devoted to the subject. It will be supplied gratis.. I. M. SINGER A CO., | mar22trily- 458 Rroadway, N. Y. Aasnt we (reseat yea wit* a perfect Kweae, a ehlt) of a trite ef the strange Ar that nee* tuM Hole*. Yea will ' him sad Me paeelelaeaf Pampkl* be bed gratis, from the Agents mr tt Th* leirwtos ead msonltotem of "JoAmfs M**a-> tela Bar* Pills.” hM rpmit the grseter pert *r Mi *IW le j trevoUag, beviam vl»U*d n**rly *s*ry **u.vrj io fw werld. as nmi *r*r sis year* emwg rt« fedisu* of Ibt Becky Meeatala* sad *f Ifesle*, sol It methoe the* ( th* “ MoeutAU Bat Pm*" were dtaewrar*. A *< tatweetlag aeeeeat eT his adseatane-lhscfe pea off I near Ahsemi* sad P phtat It taeasetiMIrhed feet, that giUtaeqw* wise t UtPVBB BUWffl th*MeedtatheUbt ooSwhenaepferslgueri unttas t*fc mixed with It, It b *»*■** dtata evstp mu of the tedy. army aery* ffetatb ead v< m* vital orgeas . t eemjMb The a will not dlgort th* kmA p*2*ltf> Me B**r i aeaffeim (Mb. Tteeetfew *r the wrrhwud. mt evths elmaffttan la feeble. Ike Io lumi efetged with th* iSowu mattar , bums eeash-eed S* fee a *l%hl tmpnriu at th* fcoaU bred ef Ufe-th* Baedf As If yedhad threw* M ! goVe’rn- teause.- tffbrth 1 i Machines make the Inter- th two threads, which is avannah/Ga. TO SCHOOL TEACHERS OF TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, SSffl^SmeEwtwIXdo! \y said county, yon are, hereby, notified te o present, for examination, either on the ei-ond or Fourth Saturday in April, instant, lay or Juno, at tho Office of Taylor" A Bar er, Summerville Ga., where and when cer- ificates may bo obtained as required, by the tatute, in such caso made and provided,—. 'his April 5th, I860. aprl2w5L W. F. BARBER, Examiner. 4* F. NEELD, RETURNS THANKS FOR THE itronago heretofore' extended m, and would respcclfolly in-, vite a^contmuunco aud.extcnsiqn oftho r •t hi* *bop on Pn»*d strci-t, o])posite Eve’s Carriage Works, where, by a strict at- ' atlon' ta business and nn earnest desire _ to cake, ho doubt* n ‘ give ample satis re anything in the lino of Fashionable Tailoring don* lip foithfully and tastefully. Fits always guaranteed and all work war- N. B.—Cutliog done “all right.' < aprU?6w2m. S net but that Ke will be able and Nervous SUFFERERS. v "/ iseribcr, for sovei-al years a resident HOUSE TO RENT. S HOUSE AND LOT .te residence of Dr. J , situated In DcSoto, " of ainito westof Rome,alii good repain and th* lot jcontains between odr and five acres. .Apply at the Drug Store & Nowlin, Rome, G*. , Nervous i>«biiitv. tor tno Dcnofit of sumptives and netvous Sufferers, ho ia villing to make the same public. our and! I?) also o sample of the medicine, vrbicn hey will find a beautiful combination of Na- ■ simple herbs. Those dMinng the iy ean obtain it by return mail, by id ling J. E. CUTHBERT, Botanic Physician, •yrlH6tri3m No. 428 Broadway, N. Y, ■na, wm wan. — w Hap rlratat, ta a few ml ww «Krt*A 37 p»rt.se4tas**1 tf the tody; I te Hal . tbfe bSI: MS •viuo worn MuodO i liver Complelat, Stak Beedaebe, Ac VMe AeffA Itodtata* ezpeta tram the Weed tbWbWdee amda 1 ease, ead naden all th* held* sad mnim pm %, rtteitag ead tuaMlteUag Urn vile) er****. mmat lrd**d, te It te a*, ttat we si* obte u wlthle peer neck, s saedtehm Ilk* the "Mocrtim 1 PUIS," that will pern directly t* the affletad : through th* bleed ate (aide of the tody, ste the eaStier I* taightaa with the M* •< r health. Judson’s Pills are fie Rest Remedy m < tnttfer th* following Complaint*:. fftmd CbmpMtata, tsbaitr, itawam (tote*; Ptasr ate Ays*.- User < CWfe, Jlmeli i - ■ - ~ I/Xrnmm, Bmdoefm, Met, taw, MUtatim, Smem SSXSii %2£L*, '“tS ml OHKAT FEMALE who vela* health, ihoatd dot I. Th*y partly th* W*od, n» «i tot* uwi. «k*BM Um iIIk •( all pi •ad brlftf tfat rick color of kooUb to l been exheuafo; tSye PtUfl* el all Uadi, ateaaa* tba’akia *1 all Wmpta* ■» . .1 ... lh* pate l - Th* Fteals ate Metha *1 Which item 1 r *urprialaf w» m ia Uazic*. Almanac ol aa> Ag*at, ate joe will nod - tho very lotonaUeg acoonat It coatofea ef I Msutna” oC the Attoco. - ( Otanive.—The MeustaM 8M PMt I ffMiUfful Wiwppw. AcktaotmUUatiO} ot II emit par too. An fenumt, Horn r B. L. JVVKirn SO., on etch Um. A L. JUDSOW, ft BOLE PROPRIETj If*. 50 Leonard Si BMW TOKK •p- Ageata weeted almyta-Addme Flautation The Subscriber offers I Plantation, 16 inilos 1 in Floyd eounty, < containing 175 ac ia iu a fine state i acme on th« Reas* _ ; with Dwelling and well arranged Cl Ac., with 280 acres mile* ben the river. For itarthn tloa apply to the subscriber, ^ q 1 Missionary Station, T ■prhwfim I Wr.il s>; K i ar Venice I against K&- | beards on _ -ity Iff earing the, are consid,. r opposed td I ♦eminent. "