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Sti-Wf'eMo ®muwt. Thursday lllorniog) July 12,1800. p*3~ Joseph Walker .is Agent for this paper in Charleston, 8. 0.1 nnd is authorised io make contracts for Advertising, receive ^"noney and give recoipts. fl®“3EK FIRST AND FOURTH PA YEES FOR INTERESTING READING MATTER. Death of Hon. J. H. humpkin. Our community was startled from its Visual quiet, on last Tuesday morning by the unexpected announcement of the death of Hdn. JohjiH. Lumpkin, ffow were prepared by his short and fa. Val illness for this sad casualty. While most of our citizens were sleeping in peace and imaginary security riot dream' ing that death wits near ht hand, his spirit was struggling with the destroyer on the confines of another world. He was stricken down with apoplexy about .. nine o’clock on Monday night, while conversing with some of his friends pi the piazza of the Choice House, and af ter lingering through the night, with convulsion after convulsion racking his frame, he was released from hit suffer ings about 5} o’clock in the moriliil’g. After being attacked ho did not speak at all, except at first to mutter indis tinctly a few wordB, nor did he appear to recognize his family or friends. His death is a sad bereavement to Our com munity. On Tuesday an air of solemnity rest ! ed upon our town ; conversation was al most entirely hushed. Or Conducted in V a low tone of voice, and an expression of sadness was upon the countenances of all the people. Everything indicat ed that some unusual calamity had be fallen us; and such was the cose. There was ho riian whose death would have been more sincerely and universally la- mented.*"*By his kindness of hearts his 'courteous deportment, and his devotion to the interests of the public, he had on. dearod himself to all, and won the en tire confidence of the people. A short biographical sketch may not be inappropriate in this connec tion. •Judge Lumpkin was tho son of tferi late Rev. George Lumpkin, and was born in Oglethorpe county, in this State, in the year 1812. He graduated at the University of Georgia, in 1832, and in February, 1834, wAs admitted to the Tar at Clarke Superior Court. In tho sumo .year he moved to this county for thC purpose of practising his profession! and settled at Livingston, about nine miles below Rome on the Coosa river, which was then the'County seat. The same yeat, Vre believe, it was changed to this place, when he 'ivithotbrCrs, mov- * ed with it and ’beca’mC one of the foun ders of Rome. His law office was one of tho first buildings erected in this ‘city. He rose rapidly in his profession and ^ In .popular favor, and in 1830 represent ted Floyd county in the Legislature.— -In 1842, he was elected member of CJon- . gross on the general ticket, and again from the Fifth Disti'ldt Mi 1844 arid 1846. In 1849 he was elected by the Legisla ture, Judge of the Cherokee Circuit, and his term expired in 1854. He was again elected to Congress in 1855. In 1857 ho was one of the three promi nent candidates for the nomination in the Democratic Gubernatorial Conven tion, which,finally nominated Joseph E. Brown. Last year he was elected Presiderit of the Ga. A Ala. R. R. Com pany, which office he filled, and ih whose business he was engaged at the time he was taken ill. ► He was appointed by his party to represent the State at large in theOhar- ‘lestbn Democratic Convention, and was one of the majority who seceded from that body. He was re-appointed to the Baltimore Convention but did pot at- t0 Noman was ever more popu^^ta his section of the State, than was Judge Lumpkin in the Fifth D.strict, and not withstanding bis long public life, the high positions Be has occupied and his consistent devotion the interests of his party, no man ever had fewer personal enemies. He was only forty-eight years old—in the full vigor of marihobd,'Arid apparently in the eqjoryffidrtt ef perfect health. But-death came as a thief in * the night arid took him from us, almost Without a warning. . 'His remains werefollowed to their last Wing piaeeat4& P. M. yesterday by the ClOgy, the Masonic ' Fraternity, Mem- ' bersX the Bar, Mayor and City Coun cil andy-fong procession of the oitizdfts «f Rotapk^d the county, The religious eerviceT were conducted by Rev. - John Jones, sod the corpse was buried with Masonic ceremon y Our business hou ses 'were closed frbnix V ^ p, jj., i n 'ydspwstto' the memory deceased. Peace to the honored detu, ^ may 'Me. who is the speoial friend ot\ cw aria'the orphan, so temper Vh fliction, that they majf aeknowledg . providence andj>owjpHit^|^ |M|B *^J^Fl!!ycU3uperi<>i' Court tin Wed- day rit'bmlng adjourned until nox North . Arabia, Capt, J, Stone, amved day, with Liverpool dates to ult. Commercial News. Liverpool Cotton MABKETi-*-The sales of cotton for the past week teach*, ed 65,000i.bales. Holders feieSb pressing on the market. In most cases, there was a decline of Jd. or upwards oq infe rior qualities, Tne market closed de clining. " General News. The weather ih Efiglab'd, -was unset tled, and unfavorable to the. growing crops. Sicily continued quiet. Great agitation existed ut Naples.— Tho public Commissariat bad been pil laged, and the agents murdered. The city had bcett declared in a sfateofseige. The Neapolitan,government had or dered the restitution of two captured I,V, NO. 40. ■# Regular meetings, 1st arid'' 8rd; WED NESDAY NIGHT in each month, , * OfficeM-O^n 4, q ships, and the release 'pf the crew. The United States war vessel Iro- lois wos on the spot backing up the demands of the American Minister. Garribaldi was preparing for futher movements. The French Ambassador had been se verely, mqiireated in thestreet of Naplesi The act is supbosod to haVebeen com mitted by the npti-i dormers. The Minister was beaten until he Was sense less. By tolegrapb to Queenstown, on Sunday, it wan announced that the King Of Naples had ranted a new Constitution to his people.— ’he Ur-colorec flag was formally inaugurated. England and Austria have consented to a consented to a conference on tho France- Swiss qnCstiCd fobOtrily. Floyd Encampment, No. 11. T) EGULAR meetings, 2nd and 4th Wefi- JLV riesday Nights in each month. " Oi-ncnns-N. j. OMBETIG, C. P. ' 5t; L. CARTER, J. W. ■ . A. P. NEELD. 8, W. GEO. R. WARD. Scribe, R. T. HARGROVE, Treas, JuAeStrlly. , Royal ATchChapter, ^ Reg TUESDAY lar Meetings FIRST NIGHT in each'month. TIIOS. J. PERRY. Hi p., ‘ ANDREW J. BEARDEN. K., WILLIAM N. RUCKER. 8., D. J. SANDERS, Treasurer, D. G. LOVE, Scc’y. febOtrlty. 'jOfclt lakes Dr. Bull to carry attything.by storm. It was only the other day that he introduced to tho public his Vegetable Worm pair oyer, and its fame has already spread like Am in a'flrf Stahls.- The pleasant form of candy ia which it is prepared pleases the children, its prompt and happy oflicts p'ea-cs the. mothers, and its cheapness pi a-cfl the fatha’f-s.—Indianapolis Journal. july.lUtri3t f'Dtm’l fera for _ «* , . flWth EtoWah miles froiri Kingston au« ing tho celebrated place of Col. Nathan This Land is bounded on the north by the Wver which separates it frum the Romo Rail- rond track. • - - road track. . -The.place contains Five Hundred Acre b of ■Land—one. hundred and twenty-five first quality river bottom, and the balance first quality rip land.- There is about 300 Acres in cultivation, and the remainder .wall tim bered. There is a comfortable dwelling and out-houses, including an almost new -Gin House and Screw.- . ilW.800 ioah, and the bslancp lnriOtes a t ono, two and three year* McKinney & co., J Authorised by Special Actef the 1 h : - 25,82$ FRIZES. MORE THAN 1 PRIZETO EM Pistols, Rifles, Carbines and ■"> ;/' Ut sMot Patbkts or I860 ; 1866 ; 1867j1868. -fTIHESE arms have no equals in quality arid JL finish) arc adopted by the.. Aftoy, arid N avy of the United States^ and the principal well as Cartridges of powder, ball and shot, and small parts for repairs, from all respecta ble gun dealers, arid, the i Hardware trade generally.. Address Secretary COLT’S PATENT FIRE ARMS MAN’F’G Co., mriyStrily. . Hartford, Conn. Breckenridge and Lane Ratification Meeting. Washington, July 9.—There was large and enthusiastic Breckenridge arid Lana mooting herO to-day-. TKowi were six speakers. Mr. Meek, of Ala bama, and Gov. Stevens,'of Washington Territory,‘condemned Squatter Sover eignty, os characterized by the proceed ings of the Douglas Convention, as in tolerant and anti-Democratic. They al so claimed that the Breckenridge wing was the true National Democracy, as they advocated equal rights in the terri tories. President Buchanari was serenaded, and lie responded in a speech endorsing the nominees. Louisville, July 2.—A large and en thusiastic ratification meeting, for the purpose of OWdOfsing Bell and Everett, is now in.progress. A meet ng of the Harden county De mocracy, at Elizabethtown to-dav, en dorsed Douglas and Johnson, and de nounced the seceders. A meeting of the Campbell county Democrats did the samo yesterday. Jgjyilcdph'th states that there is Ho truth in tho statement that the widow of John Brown has received thirty thousand dollars from Hayti. She lias not yet received a dollar from that country. Furthermore,Dial the aid-re ceived by the family in this country is not as large as frequently repotted. A PmcE Put on tue Heads or Napo leon and Garibaldi.—A Florence letter in Lhe Providence Journal, -referring to matters at Home, says that some sur prising revelations are being made in on investigation which is now going o«i Un der the the direction of the Command ant Iiellot of the French garrison. A plot has been discovered in which sev eral of the Roman [ r 1 icy are said to be implicated, with no less an object than to cause the assassination of the Empe- r. r Napoleon and General Garibaldi.— The head of the former, according to the testimony, was valued as high as 500,000 francs, and that of the latter 100,000 francs. Two individuals, with the names of Erascbi and Muriani, where the ones to put the design into exeoution. THE HORSE MANSION, SALE AND LIVERY Sroad Street, Rome; Ga. ’.V-V-W . - BY „ ...._ Jhs MORRISON & LOGAN. Consumptive* and Nervous Sufferers, ho is Te Consumptive fend Nervous SUFFERERS. rriHE subscriber, for several years a resident JL of Asia, discovered while ihero, • sim- Con- pt „. willing to make the same public. To those who desire it, he will send the Prescription, with full directions (free of chai-sc;) also a sample of the ra -dicine, which they will find a beftutiftd cottbi a ion pf Na ture’s simple herbs. ThCso desiring the Remedy Can obtain it by retnrrf mall, by ad dressing J. E. CUTHBERT, • Botanic-Physician,-1- aprillfitriSm No. 429 Broadway, N. Y. CICERO A. SMITH, DEALER IN CONFECTIONARIES AND FRUITS, ROME. GA. I S jnstreeeivinga liras amftrell aolected stock of Confrctiouaries, suoh as Gandies* Raisins*: Figs, Dates? citron. currants, Preserves, Pickles, M \ccar oni, V ermioUIi .Nutmegs, Mace, Gr’nd Ginger, Allspice, Ketchups, cinnamon, Oranges, JaemohSf Almonds* JBDrioanuts,. ENG. D.VY CHEESE, SUGARS, ; ’ . FINE SYRUP. . COFFEE. Twenty-five (iiiTercnt brands of choice (bear... i'so a lot of find Chewing Tobacco. TERMS CASH. mar22tritf. miSafc “HORSE MANSION,” f rmerly a own d by Wm. Bam y, but more re cently by John II. Walkor, has bo n sedby the present proprietors, apd no .cx rtiun will bo sparvcl to give p rfect satisfaction to those who may patronise this Stable. Mr. E. G. Logan, whose long experi- once eminently qualifies him f r tho placr, Will have charge,of the bus'nrss, and the to receive a hides will pr qiri.tors hope, by. meriting, to liberal share < f public patronage. aar-TUe best of HorseB and Vel ®B*TU* best bs k jit f r biro, ;:V>-buy or eell h-rscs trade at this - Stable. Cheaper than the Cheapest, -.AND *1 Good as the Best!!] K eep: on hand, at their steam : M1U, a constant supply of all. the or dinary kinds of lumber. which they will deliver "at tho Steambbat Landtag at OHe dollair and 5cts per 100ft, Tho'Stciimboats charge £5taper 100, forciirry- "at the cost- ddlverod on dol ing to Halves, Quarters and Eighths To 1>« Drawn Esch Saturday, In I860, in . tho ■ --city of-Savanhah,'Ga. CLASS 79 to bo Drawn JULY 7, I860. ers. ilatnr*. frini&J V' S " iF-adi'e'7f - * T'K'S. CLASS 80, CLASS 81,. CLASS 82, MAGNIFICENT 14, 1860. 21, I860. .29, 1860. Prii fPHE subsertbor having again taken a loose •1 of-this Well known Watering Place, lust ly famous os the ,. - a SARATOGA OF THESOU^k. And thankful fjr the patronage received last Strive to morlta continuance of that, patron- ago which lieretofuro haS been so liberally bestowed upon tills Fashionable Summer re sort. . I shall.endeqvor at all times tp provide my table. With all tho attainable luxuries of tbe Season, and have mado arrangements to keep id hand o ccnstant supply of ice. > I shrill also have the best Cooks that can be procured in the South, arid shall provide i sufficiency of faithful and attontive servants. * ' vc also engaged the services of superior Bns, and those who delight In the “con- if srioet sounds" will he abundantly gratified.* •' . . , . The Medicinal virtues Of these many and varied Mineral Waters are nqw.too well known to require an extensive description. In addi tion to tho Bod, White and Black Snlphor Springs, mU’ y of them combftid with iron and Magri .-sla. thoro is an inoxhaustabla well of tho purest Freo stono. • My aooommoda- tions are Very extensive. I have many bleas- ant Co'tagesseparati from the main Hotel, whore fam'.lies can be as quiet and retired as in thoir hontes, Cotnosa Springs are in Cntoosa county, Geo. two and aqusrtor miles from tho Western and Atlantic Railroad. A fine Omnibus and r -ort Ha -ks will bo at tbe Platform on the arrival of each train. Th? Springs have direct Rail road communication with Savannah. Charles ton, Augusta, Macon, Millode-vilb, Colum bus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga. TnnHR on Boaoo. Two dollars per day Ten dollars per woek, and Thirty-five dollars per single month.— Visitors who wish'to engage hoard by the sea son with their families, will be boarded at Thirty Dollars par month.childrr n and service half pries. Thoso who wish toengage board by the season, would do wv-U to_addrrss mo at the Springs., may6tri2m. 1°- $60,009 is 20,1)00 i* 10,000 is 5,000 is . 4,p0o is w J. J. HARMON. the wharf. in that place will be only onu ini' and.SOcis pof lUO feat,. ' Orders oolicited. Address^ _ ^ ' 0prill4tri6m. Georgia. State Lottery. A 8 certain malicious persons, who are in- tcrested in other Lotteries, I ave circu lated reports that the Lotteries of Georg'a were illegal after Juue 1st, 1860> we hereby caution the publio not to be deceived by any sn°h reports. The GEORGIA 8TATE LOT TERY, for the benefit of tbe Monticeilo Un- ion Academy, of Georgia, ie Authorised by a Special Act of the Legislature, and the Char ter of tbe same has not been repealed, or the sale of Tickets in any tyay interfered with, and we shall enntlnUe to Draw the same Daily, until the 1st day of Mriy, 1865. b'A.Look at lhe splendid Sohetnes In another column. r Mi-KINNRY k CO., juncl2tri4t. ’ Managers, Savannah, Ga. 1 1,100 Is 6 l,0'00af« 10 600 ale - i it. '400 81* ' 2 300 are 9 ... 200 ate 60 ,160 arc 100 100 are 100 ' • 95 are 100 , 85 are Approximation Prize*, 25,448 prizes, amounting to $212,140 25,828 Prizes Amounting to $306,040 WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH. CjrtiflcatiB of Paokages will be sold at.th* following rates, which Is the risk : A Certificate of Package ot 10 Wholes, $60 Do do 10 Halves, 8* Do do 10 Quarters, 16 Do do 10 Eighths, 7.6« LOOK AT THIS. A SPLENDID DRAWING ON. ~ The Thrd* Number Plan! Which takes place on every Wednesday and Saturday in 1800. 1 Capita) Prise of.,..,......; $23,000 l prtao of.........v...;......... 4,600 1 Prizo of.... 4,000 1 Prizo of„........,..*r. :.... 8.000 1 Prise of..............-2,171 20 10 Prises of j........$7liu are 7.000 40 Prises of........... 176 ere-.;. 7.000 60 Prizes ofi..,126 arci........ 6.260 269 Prizes ofi...,,..... 80 are.... 20,720 64 Prizes of...;;....- 60 are.....;... 3,200 64 Prises of..,.;..— 30 ere 1,020 64 Prises of...—- 20 art 1,280 6,632 Prizesofi.,.. 10. are,. - 56,32* 28,224 Prizesofi,....-,,... 6 are—.141,120 34,312 Prizes Amounting W $281,481.20 WhDle Tickets $5, ijf .OliDERINGTi^eu'or Certificates,en close tbe money tp our address for tbe tickets ordered, oh receipt of whioh they will bo for ward edby first mall. Purchasers ran hare tickets efidirig in any figure they may desig nate. •’ -•, - j Thelist of drawn numbers and prizes |flU be sent to.pnrchaiers immediately after th* drawing. AH communications sWetly rtnfldential. “ Orders f>r Tiokcts or Certificates, by Mail or Express, to ho directed to McKINNEY ■* Co,. jnne28trl. - Bavanoah, Ga. JOHN LAY A CO.. . Sterling, Ala. WORMS! WORMS! KEMPTON’S TRIC0PHER0US. K EMPTON’S TR1CQPHEROUS fs a M dientod Compound for preserving, res oring and beautifying the Hair, for re- m iving dandruff, and* tor prevthlting tho hair from falluig out. ^t ia compounded on cleanses the head, and as an agreeable acces sory to the toilet is unsurpassed. In the words of a poet, who has proved Us excellent and varied qualities, it may now be truly said— . Bihold a double charm, whose potent power, Adds a new grace to beauty's choicest dower, Bids her rich curls a silken lustre wii*. Heats the torn flesh, and cools thq burning skin. ' ' .- Tb* loosened hair, touched by its balm takes root, ■Arid from the scalp new, living fibres shoot) And look at woman—lo! each flowor tress, Shines aa It waves, though late ’twas lustre less. , Smiling, the marks the ehange—her fears are flown, . , The crowning gift of nature is her own) At morn and eve the liquid is applied, The rich mart lengthens, and grows thick besidOf She mskes noseoretof the cause, and thus Spreads the |rist fame of KcnTpton’o Trie phorous. For sale by P. Li Tomley, Rome, Ga. june30tw3m . C0HUTTA SPRINGS, MURRAY COUNTY, OA. The Undersigned wW open the Hotel s! , 0 . 0 sprlngsron the lit of Jrihe, for fltri ae- NO. 3. CHOICE HOUSE. [flouje 'forin&cbj occupied by Robl., Rattey.] P, L. TUBNLEY, YTTOUt/Drespectfully inform his r V friends and customers, and publio generally, that-h e il Uhw'cpening a vot-y large and at- _____ tractive Stock of Drug!! Medicines, Chemicals dyestuffs. Perfumery and Fancy. Articles.— iso. Paints, Oils, Varnishek, Liquor for Medical uses. Also Serids of all'kinds, both Fi-lri and Garden,' (Southern Raised).— Glass,Putty, Giuc, Brushes, and in faot, orory-- thing jn his line or that is usnslly kept in a First Class Rrug Store. Having had several years experience, rind by givin-t his ptrgonal attention to the. brill ness, he hopes to merit a share of publio pv tronagz, and to be able to (rirnieh his ons tomQra reliable articles, at ns - LOW PRICE As any house this side of Auguita, Ga.. Re- ’membor the location. Tito wants of-the country shall be supplied. y febll.’OO. ■Monday In respect to the memory Hon- John B, LRfnp count of sickness inti ip,.?,, tttaamond. of ufid on W* Dalteni lUybf Judge pains will bo spared to render visitors com ° It te unnecessary to speak of the tnedioinal dualities of tho water, os there are none to pare tolhefit. in the Bute, having,Wn jreat “medielne-wsteF’ of the Aborigin- tE'eir BoaZff day, and $1.00 per day Tte -3% tw3m. W.O. j.-isge to give Cohutta a frisl. north-east of k,and from T HE season Is at hand when these scour- ges of childhood:begin to becoUto both ti oubleaome.ahddangerous. Dr. John Ball's Vegetable Worm Destroyer is ri remedy .alike pleasant and effectual fir tho evil. There ia not.tbe leastdiffieultyip getting children to take the medieino. It la prepared in the form of Candy Drops, and will be eaten with avidi ty by children of ail ages. It destroys and ex pels.worms more oflcctualy than any remedy now \u mo. -iyliile at the samo time it will in no way affect injuriously the health of the child. It can be procured front druggists and country store* everywhere. Dr. John Dali’s Principal Office. Louis ville’Ky. may22tri6m. « b l 0 2,000 ACRES OF NO. 1 CEDAR VALLEY LANDS FOR SALE t The subscriber offers for sale, all his lands lying in Cedar Valley and near Cedar Town. There la about two thousand acres lying in one body and it will be sori ail to gether or will bo divided to suit purchasers. There riTe four RWellfogs arid sots of out buildings and the lands sc surrounding as to conveniently make. four, settlements. The dw-Hinds afe all good, two of them the resi dence of the undersigned, and that formerly by Judge Wm. E. Weft, have eight rooms each and’lhe other two are framed oottages with four rooms each. There is also on the place a first class flouring mill and two good Saw Mills, a)l 0B Thrts^LMdsriMri)lrif.tbp best quality, of the famous Ceaar Valley Lands, and that strangers maV know something- of their ductivencss tho subscriber Would state in 1868 Uri'taade All We over ten, five hun dred pound bates of Cot'toh to the band, and in i860 over eleven same sized bales to th* band. • The dwellings on lhe above nairied places are aU within 'one mile of the Court House, and eonsequshtly eenvenirnt to' Churqbe* and Schools. Persons desiring to 'pOrehriri* srerequeited to come and see the lands or ibr further particulars addrers . J.-J. MORRISON, ■ m*yl*-lrUw-tt ? CedUr Town, Go. GREATiiARGANS TOBACCO HOUSE! Wealherford, Sloan & Thom BROAD ST., ROME, GA.. W ILL keep constantly on hand a large and oareiu’ly selected stock ot Vir ginia and North Carolina Tobriooo, and will supply the trade nn as reasonable terms ri* can bo had elsewhere. I. G. 8. WEATHERFORD, Itoekinriiism Co. N. C. W.O. fil LOAN. Rpme Ga. • W. J. M. THOMAS. jnnelOtrily. Rockingham, Co. N. C. J. C. BAKER... ~R. W. ECHOLS NEW A GOOD BARGAIN IN THE BALE OF Xx. Town Property. Apply to may22trl6ny. ■ DR. J. KING; BAKER &EGHOLS, DEALERS IN Frice of SAWED LUMBER. OWING to the increased price of every artiule of home con sumption, we, as a portion of the laboring: class, feet that We cannot live at the preseritloVr prices of Lum ber and Sawing, therefore, We, the Undersigned, shall on and after tbe 1st of February next, put tbe pries of-Dum ber at our resnectiys.wi|ls. atll.Jf- por 100— Hauling and Kiln-drying not ineluiled. Remember oar Term* are INVARIABLE GABH £ JOB ROGEBS, . . .L.R..AS. D WRAGG, J. G. MORRIS. . pa- Other Dealers In. Lumber-are iuvlUe to Join in this movement. jan24tw*wti " rr ’ 1 r sa NOTICE. O NE Yoke of Oxen estrsyed from the stiR- . soribar an the 38th of lost May. - color, with a largi bell on one. collirai ed on; • email .white speriura pm hind mark* not recoUeotecLwmedlum p ■■■¥ JUnelbtriSt. ; * ■ r 4-7 '":;' t: $Wi$¥k fTlHE firm of A. G. 4 A. J. PITNER, has . X this day been disso'vsd’hy mutual eon- sent. AU person* indebted to the firm ere requested to make Immediate payment. Ip A. J. Pitner the Junior partner, expects to leave this plate in a few months, anil their busl- nris* must be wound up belbre he leaves.— uigara, Tobacco, Snuffs, T BAS, Yeast, Fonder* Ess. Ooflhe, Blaek- Inc Oinomon Meoe, (Hive OIL Vinsgrir, or sale by „ TURNWY, * ffehll So. 8 Choioe Hons*. OILS, PAINT&, &C. GLASS, PUTTY, X>’S’3ElS<X l TJFFjS9 FINE CIGARS, IIGUORS fop MctllcaVPur* ’ poses, &o.,&o. &g. Rome. Ga. Feh.-I8th*. [triwawtf.] INSTITUTE) IWJlIJi G*i-: ’:<-v- -The Exercises of this Instittf- Jen will be resumed on th*.83rd lust, under the direction of James S. Noyes and wi.e,assisted by A. O.A. Hon ington, in the dfl**ic*J r.S' , cttKr;; i ,^firApi£ ratus. Maps, Chute, do., for illustration, to gether WltUoUg experi>nj$ Intsaohlofi.srt offtr Inducements had inbst ftw sehoolo in the State. Parent* and Guardians ^shing to give their sons, daughteh, and w «B*e th trough'Education- fitting tierit 5 *i**fj®* - of every kind, osn do so at *h i Institution. Dieelpl ne strict^ yet mild and persuasive. Wly6w8m. . 1 This ii a ncio disiovery t it ft the result oj tearned 'rittto&i ' ■ It it ■ triumph of Scientific ■SKILL III . r ! is a Chemical Union of materials pro vided by Nature herself, for rendering pure the air we breathe. Its-action levin obedience to fixed laws. ‘Quick, Sara and Powerful 2 - It purifies dwellings, e'riVs, kitchens, ItT.movoB aU offensive odonr-) It cures burns with instant certainty) It is the best preparation ever used for fresh wounds";',. . V It destroyriall Vegetable and animal pel- ' sons; . t- It relievea in a feW sefcorids the bitea of in- sects,'beris dri.; *.' /■ ' - It soatters boi'a when forming; It soothes toils when formed, and heals them rripldjy-i It is good fbr carbuncles, corns, ulcers and sores; . It cleanse tho teeth and purifies the breath. Tho Worst symptoms of Typhoid and Sctrlet Fiver are "mitigated by the use of this FlOildjJt ba« been known to cheok the spread of Typhoid Fever in families and plantations. •" J': •; For sale by drogglsts and country mer chants generally—from whom orders are re-, spec'tfrilly OAHoitod. Try at least one bottle. Price fifty cents. Folio#, directions. . v ”■ Manufactured only In the laboratory of J. Darby,Auburn. Ala. It may be orden d from . . PROF. JOHN DABBY, .. v . Auburn, Al&< P. B. Persons wishing ores, soils water, efa..analysed, oanh^e udone on reasonable ’Sid &r Baiker *' Eohols, Rome, Ga. JarieOftriiy. . . NOTICE. Monday 18th lost, at 4 o’eloek, P.M. juaeutri. C. H. STILLWELL, Seo’y. ~~ ROME RAIL ROAD rfifer-ficaigawaiBft Sale-of Articles UNCLAIMED IN DEPOT. : Will he sold on tb* first Tuesday in August next at the Court House d«or iu’Rome) with in the legal hours of sal* lhe following ar ticles. refused end remaining unclaimed li the Rome Railroad Jgcpo^ vis «1 box J. C. Thornton. 1 box W. H- Buttis. -1 bo* Johnson and B. 1 box P K. Brindley. 1 box D. A. Cochran. 6 boXC, liquor Ward A Yarbr-ugb. 1 box tin J G. H. A Co. lbo* tobac<o. no mark. 1 box, no mark. 2 bio* o'" ona i bbl. wine.- BCid topaj_fr storage W JulyQwlm. .,. t 4 TDuitf&tloiii for Bale* ', Tto Gub»c.ribtr off*# for tale his Plantation, Ifl’milcp balow.Bom* ta’Floyd o-irinty, on Cooea river, cofitaining 176 aorea—80 of which * fine state f