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Curious Trees. India-Rubber Tree—The Indian rub ber tree is a nativo of South America. Guava Tree—The guava tree, from the fruit of which the delicious guava jelly is made, is a native of the Indies. Tallow„ Tree—In Malabar, a tree effifjftmej,fellow tree grows; from the Beed of it, wnen boiled, ie procured a fircnifeltow which makes excellent can dles. * Batter Tree—This singular tree was, a nice butter, which will keep a year. Life T^ee—There is a singular tree in Jamaclft called the Life tree whose leaves grow even when severed from the plant. It is impossible to kill i‘, save by fire. Banyan Tre«—The banyan tree is a native of< iddixi andis an object of great veneration among the Hindoos^ and BHnfflSlj who iodic upon““t “‘Ss 'ah emblem of tha-Deitjyr Manna Tree—'ftaMhnna tree, grows in Sicily and Calabria. In Augusfthe tree is tapped, and the sap flows out, after which it hardens by evaporation, and the manna is left. It is of a sweet but nauseating taste, PigTrlfe—There is no tree more fre quently spoken of in the Bible thun the fig tree, and a common cry even now in the streets of Cairo, in‘Egypt, is “In the name of the prophet, figB.” A cry almost nniversally used by the venders of frdits. ' Milk Tree—The milk tree is a native of South America. Its fruit is about the size of a small apple, but tbe milk is the greatest wonder, which is pro cured by making notches through the bark. At first when it runs obt it is as thick as cream, the same prop- Trewrltie . camphor tree growBinJapaif ami some of the islands on the Pacifio. The camphor is ex tracted fron^ ,the wood of this tree, ' m&4 ip oiocrete lumps, ate-dB, thick as a man’s _f m ."ttMJUgn mid is' nrfef • Tlre/rew has UTbe sacrificed to procure the camphor. Traveler’s Tree—A tree called the traveler’s tree, of Madagascar, yields a ^jfaovflhtnhcYnotl arid ‘comrmes and ifc another proof of the tender care of our fleayenlyt^ther in supplying all- his creatureV wants. Sorrowful Tree—The Sortowful tree is found in the Island of Goa,near Bom- flowerswffcre to be seen, but soon after it is covered with them, which close up or ftflrrifl'aa the sun rise's. It has a fragrant^giprand blpssoms at night the year round.' ^ ta>w Tree—The^cow tree or^ palode- leaves. By making incisions in its trunk milk oozes out, which is tolerably thick and of an agreeably balmy smell. At sup rise, the natives may be-seen from: b$[ parts furnished with large bowls To rcceivo the milk. Wonderful free—The Island of Fier ro, one ofitto,largest of tbe Canaries is so dry tbflttnottrrivulet can be found but by a wonderful provision of Provi- aatKMiafr »?<*»: of tree, the leaves or which are narrow and long and continue green .through the entire year. TherC is tusd^ bbnstanf cloud surround ing the tree which is condensed, and falling in drops,keeps the cisterns placed under them’ constantly full. tre^l&lPSia^i^hut from estate Frees, under Miner of. palms, are used in CARRIAGES, BUGGIES W!A.G03STSt I FEEL JUSTLY PROUD OF THE REPU- talion 'awarded mo by an appreciative peo ple, For over Iwonty-fivo years I liavo been ongagod manufacturing in Oartorsville Wagons, Buggies,. Carriages, &o. I have a fin os took cn hand. Am making all the time. all work made is fully war- RANTED, NOT FOR A YEAR ONLY, BUT FOB ANY REA SONABLE TIME. // I do a square, honest business as near as I know how, and endeavor to givo evory one the worth ot his money. No pains or cost is spared to buy best material and employ bait of meohanles. I say it, and defy.coiRradiotion, there is NO BETTER WORK MADE IN AMERICA THAN I AM BUILDING. I have a Repository in Romo, in chargo of Mr. W. L. Whitoly, in old Odd Fellows* building, cornor above now Masonic Temple. Wagons, Buggies, Ac., kept by him are juBt what thoy aro represented to bf. All sold under warrantoe. Call on him or write to mo for particulars. I also havo a Shop in Romo, at the old stand of D. Lindsey A Co., whero New Work ond all kinds of Repairing will bo done at prices to suit the times. Givo us your trado. R. H. JONES, janlOtwwly Cartersvlilc, CSa. Registered "Voters. DOSETErs Lei your first attack ot indigestion be the last. Rouse tbo dormant onergies ot tho et^msoh with tho. Bitters. The tone thus ipiparted will remain This is a fact established by thousands of wit whose testimony is simply, a statement ot experiences. Those cfilicted with gon- SJ??r own experiences. Those cfilicted with gon oral dobility of evory phase will find this medl cine an unfailing agent in building up and re newing 'thoir ijrenjtn. a i »- For sale by all J)rugists' and respectable Dealers generally. (ni3twwlm Allen, Burt Adams. David Ayer, W F Alton, R V Axo, David Bowie, J P Brinsfleld, J W Buckmaster, J R Buck waiter, B F Bowie, Jno M Bantom, J A Brown, .1 C Bass, E Branham, Joel Brooks, W I Brett, W M Buckly, D C Cumming, A Comer, W F Clement, C T Cohen, Frank J Caldwell, 8 C Carnochan, S jr Camp, J L Callaway, J H Cooper, Jas H Carwilo, F M Cuylor, Thos H Cothran, H D Craig Julius Conner, Z C Cohen, Philip Crawford, Jno Dabbs, W C Daniel, J K Dabney, W H Dempsey, C M Dowdlo, J H Douglas, Jas Dailey, J G Enwright, W C Echols. A E Ed da, Jno C Fahy, Thomas Fort, C M Ford, I D Graves, E L Govan, M F Given, Hugh Guinau, Mat Garrard, A 0 Garlington, H S Gwaltney, R J Geiger, John Hukio, H R Hume, 1 W Horn, I N Hillyer, E Harrold, A L Helm, T J Hampton, R I . Hoyt, W D Hargrove, R T Hoskins, Chas Hillyer, Tunlus Boff, D E Hammond, W H Hull, B F Harpold, H Ivofi J M Janes, Jno W Johnston, L M Jenkins, J M King, J H Karlsruher, G King, 8 8 Ke’rs, Henry A Lindsay, David Langston, W L Lumpkin, L C Lumpkin, A L Lusk, Charles Lansdell, H 8 L&rakifi, G W F Lumpkin, J B Lang, B Langworthy, C W Peter Authorized by the Commonwealth of Ky. =14th: itianaramseiffl l alNr > »U» Simjay. which iu the Sunday Deforo Easter, when the multitude out down palm trees and strewed them in the path of our Lord. Almost every part of t-hU tree is val uable. It is’valuable for its' fruit and for r the malm wjne drawn form its trunk: Its leaves are made into, hats and baskets, and the fibres of the stems of-the leaves are made into cord and twine. _ r "You were in the war, then, Captain McKtllen ?’’ “Oh7yhs, ma’am, yes, ma’am ; fought all through it.” Ltheire not,’’ she asked hesitMjngly,. ^ lrv * ir in a batj!e?’j aptain rcplieil,'-re flectively,“there is, there is. So many men standing around you, you know, and such careless handling of firearnds as st sure to occur during a battle, jt really very unsafe.” -lollipop shuddered, and then re sumed : “Are some people severely injured at times?’’ “Yes," the Captain said, “they are. I once had a friend who was hurt so badly that.cpuld’t, leave his room for Beveral flays!” I T ' And then she said she thought there ought to be a law agaiust them, and he said he believed tjte Legislature of Iowa contemplated 1 J(t88ijig some such law at its next session. And she said she was so glad. Lord Odo Russell, wbilo calling upon Prince Rismarck a short time ago, asked him bow he managed to get rid of that class of unfortunate visitors whom he could not well refuse to see, but whose room he found preferable to their com pany. "Oh,” replied the Chancellor, “I have a very simple method. My wife knows them pretty well, and when she sees that they are with me she generally contrives to come in and call me away upon some pretext or other.” He had scarcely finished speaking when the Princess put her head in at the door and said: “Otto, you must come and take your medicine. You ought to have had ic ten minutes ago." Lord Odo Russell had not till then any idea that his room could be more weloome than his company. Richard Grant White is after the public again. He says the expression “dun gone” did not originate with Ho mer, and that it contains several pounds of bad gnmmcr. Popular Monthly Drnwlnz ol the COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY AT RIACAUIjEY’S THEATRE, 1 In the City ol Louisvillo, on NOVEMBER 29th, 1879. THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF 1809, AND •SUSTAINED BY ALL THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY (all fraudulent advertisements of other lottery companies who claim the sole ownership of "all the grants in Rontucky” to the contrary, notwithstanding), OCCUR REG ULARLY ON THE LAST DAY OF EVERY MONTH-1 SUNDAY EXCEPTED), AND ARB SUPERVISED BY PROMINENT CITIZENS OF TUB STATE. Grand and unproceiontod auecess ol the new features. Every ticket-hohlor can bo his own supervisor, call out hit number and see it placed in the Whe.pl. The Management call attention to tho grand opportunity presented of obtaining, (or only $2 any of THE FOLLOWING PRIZES. 1 Prize $ 30,000 1 Prize mm... 10,000 I Prizo ... . 0,000 10 Prizes, $1,000 each . 10,000 30 Prizes, 000 each 10,000 100 Prizes, 100 each........... f 10,000 200 Prizes, 800 Prizes, JO each.. 1000 Prizes,- 10 each, ' V Frits,, 330 each, Approximation M W w V v Prise,.;. 0 Tritcs, 60 each. Ieaoh ) each.. I Prize 200 each, Approximation Prizes 100 each, Approximation Frizes 10,000 12,00 10,00 2.700 1,800 900 $111,400 Ualf Tickets, f 1. 55 Tickets, $100. All applications for oiub rates should he made to tho home office. Full list of drawing published in Louisville Courier-Tournal and New York Herald and mailed to all ticket-holders. For tickets and information addross only, T. J. COMMERFOItl),Courier-Journal BTd’g, Louisville, Ky. ooll l tw wllm 1980 Prises, W hole Tickets, $3. 27 Tickets, $50. COMMON SENSE VIEWS FOREIGN LANDS. BY M. DWINELL. T his volume, of four hundred Pages, now ready for sale, is well printed on good paper and neatly bound in muslin. It embraces a series of Letters writton from tho most interesting cities of Southern Europe; ftom Alexandria, Cairo and the Pyramids, in Egypt; from Jalfa, Jorusalom, Bethlehem, Beth any, Mount of Olivos, Jericho, River Jordan, Dead Sea, Ac , in Palestine; Smyrna and An cient Ephesus, in Syria; from Constantinople, Vienna, Switzerland, Ac., in Europe. Aleo, a eerie* from the Western part of America, from Omaha to San Francisco and including a visit to tho famous Yosemito Falls. This Volumo will bo eont by mail, free of postage, on receipt of $1.50. Address CouRixa Office, Rome, Ga., or it can bo bought at tha Book Stores. McNally, P Miller, J C MoCalman, W N Moore, J G McGhee, Joa F McGhte, Jesse N McNulty, PC Morrison, E T Messenger, L E Mofiet, W M McOakcr M D Math’s, M C McGhee, W A McDonald, Mark Mnoro, Jacob C Norris, J M Norton, Isaac Noble, James Neal, B G Norton, II O Newman, W T Nowlin, J H O’Bryan, S G O’Roar, B G O’Roar, G W Oniberg, Clarence Parks, H B Palmer, M L ProCtor, J M Peter, H G Towers, 8 F ipper, M M Printup, Jno C Printup, Dan’l S Quarles, Jesse Reynolds, J H Rowell, C Ross, A E Robinson, T L Ross, A F Rogers, J B Rosenberg, Joe Rawlins, J C Rounsaville, J W Soay, W W Sargeant, J H Sholbly, P M Snoll, Joo Satterfield, W J Satterfield, J H Shanklin, J F Seay, John J Smith, II A Smith, Hines M Sullivan, Jas B Shaotor, W G Strauss, G Samuels, C G Smith, J A Turnloy, P L Todd, L A Towers, W M Terhune, C Taliaferro, John Thornton, B G Tignor, James A Underwood, J W H Vesoy , T B Vandiver, J J Veal, Jos E jr Williams, E A Wadsworth, C J Wardlaw, W H West, William Wood, I J West, R H West, Ci R Word, T J Whisenant, John Williams, T B Whitoly, W L Wood.Jl C Williamson, T J Wattors, A J Woodruff, Frank Whitely, Ike Wingfield, M P Watkins, H H Wyatt, J S Yoiser, J G Young, J S Adkins, W II Adamson, N E Axson, S E Aunapaugh, Thus Butt, Jno R Battey, Robt Bogan, W C Buckloy, D E Berry, Jno M Bates, G B Bale, J A Bruco, Robt Belcher, W H Briant, G J Brown, C Connor, E W Cololough, E H Coleman, Jno H Coleman, W D Caldwell, J M M Carnoeben, A Camp, W A Cohen,A J Crane, W 8 Clark, R G Carwila, A B Carnochan,8 Conner, R H Cooley,J A Crossman, H P DeJournotto, J Davidson, J P Denny, R A DeJournette, C Dwinoll, M DeJournotto, Wm Elliott, Ben H Edmondson, W H Flemming, J B Foatherslon, C N Fenner, W R Gilliam, E T Gowan, T B Gammon, W M Griffin, N B Gregory, J M Glover, Coin Gentry, B C Green, L O Hughes, B I Harper, C M Ilardin, A T IIowol, T F ■ Iluffaker, N J Horn, A J Hardin, P H llurgrove, O B Ilargrovo, Z U Hough, E C Higbt, C A Hines, J B Hoyt, R T Hardy, S G Holmes, G W Johnson, W W Johnson, R O Jones M T Kuttuor, Jacob King, Josh King, Jack Lumpkin, J H Langston, Claude Lansdell, A M Lovelace, J M Little. A J Lee, H G Logan,E G Langston, James Laramoro, WP Lsmberib, Josse Mitchell, R V Mooney, W O Mostellar, A H McGhee, E T Morgan, D E Martin, W W Moon, A F McLain, Daniel Mooney, H G McDonald, J C Mcyerhardt, D J Morgan, 8amnel Morton, E R Mapp, Thomas Norton, R S Neel, Joe N Noble, Jno W Nolan, Wm Nuonally, G A Noble, W W Otis, Patrick Orr, J A- Omberg, W L Ombatg, A A Paitillo, B D Powers W F Patterson, C N Panchon, J 8 Pentecost, W M Penteeost, M E Printup, Jos J Newspaper advertising is now recognianed by business men, having faith in thair own wares, at the most effective means of soouring for their goods* wide recognition of their merits. Rosotte, H Robinson/.W A Robinson* W T Ruckart, L J Robinson, F F Rosonberg, M Rosenberg, Isadora Rounsaville, J A Stewart. O W Smith, W W Strain,J W Sullivan, A R Shropshire, W M Spulfock, J M Sproull, J C Sptegleberg, M Stillwell, C O Smith, Tom M Sharp, Joseph A Stroud, J w Simmons, K Sill, O W Shbckloy, J I Taylor, E Z Todd,I L Trcvitt, C A Thomas, R W Towers. R H Tumor, Tom Vandiver, J T Voal, Joseph E sr Warner, C J Word M T Wollor, William Whitely, C H Wood, C D Wright, T Y Watson, A P Wardlaw, J F West, E II Watters, W W Wingfield, J S Webb, Jno A Weat, R J Wingfield, M P Wardlaw, J M Wood, T S Wood, J C Woodward, D O Williams, Jno V Y ancey,H Aiken, Floyd Browetor, Tom Burnett, Dick Black, Amos Berry hill, Alex Chunn, Sit Cleveland, John Cotton, J C Capcrton, Ben Dobrow, Stephans Daniel, Lewis jr Davis, Jerry Flournoy, nenry Franklin, Gaorge Graham, Alf Higginbotham, T B Hamilton, Jake Hills, Frank Hooper, Alf Hamilton, Bob Hatcher, Jack COLORED. Anthony, Jacob Bynum, John Bohannan, Green Bcrryhill, Henry Black, James Ccibb, Albert Carlton, Gus Cano, George Carlton, Noal Daniel, Anderson Daniel, Lewis ar Fain, Virgil Fain, Jack gibbons, John Hawkins, Lymni Hawkins. Isaao Higginbotham, W B Hargrove, Felix Hagan, James HatuiHon, H Jacob, Willis Kennedy, Joe Kinnebtook, Jack Lowis, Jamea Malcolm, Daniel McSellan, Tul MoClintock, H Ober, Henry J Porter, Eppram Paine, Harrison Plowman, George Ridley, Andorson Reynolds, A Richards, Taos Rhine, Peter Smith, Ben Shaw, Oscar Shanklin, Jim Turney, Sim Thompson, Henry Towers, Wm Taylor, H H Veal, Dick Winn, Oscar Willis, Jaoob Wilkins, J B Wood, Charles Young, Ky Jonkins, John Kilgore, Levi Kane, John A Mstcbman, Stovo Mullins, Tom Paino, Lewis Pope, O " Pitta, J T Rush, Jeff Robinson, .Tamos Robinson, Prince Scott, Mark Sears, Hardy Shropshire, Dick Thomas, Sciplo Taylor, M A Taylor, J F Taylor, Ben Winn, Joo Wise, Weshlngton Willis, Nathan Williama, Geo W. W. SEAY, O. C. ORGANS Walnut Case, warnt’d 8 yoars, Itool A Book, only $08. Now 1 Oot. Pianos, Stool, Coyer A Book, only $113.75. Latest Illustratod Newspaper sent free. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY,. Washington, to J/ , o jo. P. Rowtll 4 Co.’s Nowspaper Advertising'Dureau, 10 Spruce St, New Y-ork, can learn tho exact coat of any 1 iroposod llao of ADVERTISING in American 10()-page l Pamphlet, 10c.-a% CPO A -S Jdaiolotaaly . invested o QptJVjVJtJ in Wall St. laya the foundation for fortunes every week, and pays immense profits by t}iftNow.Capitalization Sys tem of operating in Stooks- Full explanation on application to ADAMS, BROWN A CO., Bankors, 28 Broad Bt„ N. Y, Hook sent free ex BAXTER A R 0 S A D A L I S osadalis Agonts. Augusta, Maine. i&TTrr A YEAR -and expenses to Agenta. ERY| Augu°ta,Mo fre ' 0 -- r&zfc Wl T HE GREAT SOUTHERN REME- DY for tho euro of Scrofula, Bcrof ulous Taint, Rheumatism, White Swelling, Gout, Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis, Norvous Debility and all diseases arising from an impure condi tion of tho Blood. The merits of this valuable prepara tion aro so well known that a passing notice is but necessary to remind the roadocs of this Journal of the necessi ty of always keeping a bottlo of this modiclne among thoir stock of family nocessities. Certificates oan be prosontod from many l&dding Physicians, Ministers and heads of families throughout the South, ondorslng in the highest terms The Fluid Extract of Rosaaalis. Dr. K. Wilson Carr, of Baltimore, says <* ho has uoed it iu oasos of Sorof- ula and other diseases with much sat isfaction ’* Dr* !'• C. Pugh, ot Baltimore, roc* ommonds it to all persons sufiering with diseased Blood, saying it is supe rior to any preparation he has over used. Rev. Dabney Hall, of tho Balti- more M. E. Conference, Pouth, says ho has been so mnch benefited by its use that he cheerfully repommouds it to all his fr|onds and acquaintances. Craven dt Co., Druggists, at Gor- donsville, Ya., say it never has failed to give satisfaction Sam’l G. McFaddfU, Murfroos- boro, Tennessee, 6ajs it oured him of Rheumatism whon all olso failed. Rosadalis is not a aoorot quack prep aration—its ingredients are published on every package. Show it to your Phyeioian, and he will tell you it is composed of the strongest alteratives that exist, and is an excellent Blood Purifier. Did our space admit we could give you testimonials from every State in the SoutKand from persons knoyrn to every man* woman and child oither porsonaily or by reputation. Rosadalis is sold by all Druggists. JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAN k CO. 8 College Place, NEW YORK. AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS. G i ILMOKE A CO., SUOCESSORB XO OHIPMAN, HOSMER A CO., Solicitor,. P.tants proourod in all countrloi. NO FEES IN R. T. HOYT, AGENT, ROME, QA aprJfitwwly ELLIS DAVIS & CO., Slate Manufacturers and Roofers, H ave always on hand an excel- lent stock of -SLATE, and ate prepared to do Roofing at short notice in any park of the South. Price - abaut a third above shingles. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders promptly at tended to. Offices: Box 367. Rockmart, Ga., and Atlanta, G (sop23 tw6m WIIITELEY’S OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE W. L. WHITELEY,’Proprietor. KEEPS OOFTSTANTLY' ON hand tc hire, Good Horxo, and Exoollent Vehicloz. Splendid accommodation, for Drovora and other,. Horse., Carriage*, and Baggie, alway, on hand for aale. Entire xatiifaotion guaranteed to ell. who patronize n. (objl.twl j THE ROME HOTEL, (Formerly Tenneexee Houle) BROAD STREET, NEAR RAILROAD DEPOT J. A. STANSBURY, - - Proprietor Rome, Georgia. [IB HOTEL IB SITUATED WITHIN twenty atep. of the rellroad plattorm, and iiant to the bnlln...portion of t iwn. Servant* politeand attentive to thoir dntiei. Ail Baggie handled Free of Charge. FobS* A. RAINWATER. Olerx. Mill Machinery for Sale. T HE MILL MACHINERY NOW IN THE DeSoto Mill i. for aale. It consist, of three pair of 8) ft', French Burr Mill-stones, dressed, faced and furrowed complete; one No. 2 Eureka Smutler, 6 reels, bolts comploto. Will be told low. Eneuire of J. J. COHEN’S SO— mar29 tw wtf MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA (AUGUSTA.) Medical Department of the Uni versity of Georgia. PORTWeIGHTH SESSION WILL MONDAY.in NOVEM 'IR8T of MARCH 9^' onF tho begin thi BER, 1879," following. Faculty—Lewie D. Ford. Joseph A. Evo, L. A. Dugas, Geo. W. ftaips, H. F. Campbell, DoSaui, Ford, Edward GeSdings, Robt. O. Evo. Apply for cirouiar to DeSAUSSURE FORD, octll twlm Dean, Apgusta, Ga. IS Steps, fi let Golden Tong Roods, 5 Oct’s, 2 Knee Swell ilni' * ted. jn. Wall St. Stocks makes' fortunes evory month, so explaining ivekything. Add CO., Bankers, 7, Wall SU N. Y. Orrica Ga. & Ala. 8. B. Co., i TTUE FOLLOWING^SHb^ULEsVi?/’' X ran for the aeason of 1872-801 W B E ,, „ MAIL schedule. bst ■* • Leave Rome on Friday at 8 a m r„. n porti reluming, leave GroeniporU^s^lT' ® »• »« Arriving at Romo on Snndw U,d *» o C n n F”d°ay ThUr * d ‘ y “ 7 *’ C\ P° rt i r ®‘“' nl »/. n ieave Greow rMlu- on’Wodneada^ 11 “ " P ’ W ” ^^£2 J. M. ELLIOTT, Gea’in-,,, into p ADVANCE. No oharge unless the patent ii granted. No fees for making preliminary ex aminations. No additional foos for obtaining and conducting a rehearing. By a rocont de cision of the Commililoner ALL rejooted appli cations may bo rovived. Spooial attention given to Intorforenoo Cases before the Patent Offloe, Extensions bofore Congress, Infringement Suits in different-Statai, add .all litigation appertain ing to Inventions or Patents. Bond stamp to Gilmore A Co. tor.pamphlet ol sixty pagos. LAND OASES, LAND WARRANTS AND SCRIP. Contested Land Dales prosocutod before the U. S. General Land Offloe and Department of tho Interior. Private Land Claims, MINING and PRE-EMPTION Claims, and HOMESTEAD Cases attended to. Land Scrip in 40, 80 apd 180 aore pieces for sale. This Sorip is assignable, ' can bo loeated In the name or the nhrohaser i any Gorornment land anbjedt to privato entry, at $1.25 per aoro. Is is of equal value with Bounty Land Warrants. Send stamp to Gilmore A Co, for patnphlet of Instruction. ARREARS Ot PAY AND BOUNTY. OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS of the lato war* or their heirs, are in manv oases en titled to ». oney from the Government of which they have ao knowledge. Write full history of service, and state amount of pay and bounty teoelved. Enclose stamp to GILMORE} a A GO., and a full reply, after examination, will be givea you free. ,*• PENSIONS. iq AU OFFICERS, SOLDIHRB and BAILORS wounded, ruptured, or injured in the late war, howaver slightly, oan obtain a pension by ad dressing GILMORE A CO. Cases proseauted by GILMORE A CO. bofore the Supreme Oourt of )he “ Court of Claims, and tho ~ mission. Each department ot our buai dueled, in a separate bureau, under oh | sami oxporlonood parties omployed d firm) Prompt attention to all GILMORE A OO. is thus.iepured-. We desire to win buocobb by doserving it. GILMORE * roV, 829 F. Street, Washington, D. O. Rome Railroad—Change of Sohedule O N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY ui». 1879, tha trains on the Rom. run as follows: ““'wed will hornino train. Lsavos Rome daily at , „„. Return to Romo at 4,11 SATURDAY ACCOMMODATION Leavea Roma (Saturday only) at„ Return to Romo at .** J’jj *• M Morning train makes eonneetfon with W. A A. Railroad at Kingston, for the Tul*°. South. O. M. PENNINGTON. 8 ‘ l* 1 JNO. E. 8TILLWBLL. Ticket Agen,. P BOOKS RUFMELLION anhoodt 1 lily in w— I llurij»nd»od 1 r ^ nionycompand, ImMdiiqcntato Mar- rtage. Umgugai dutiw, Conception, Conflr^ment.rroitlm- tion, ita ctuiet, Scionco oi Reproductton,Xaw o| Marriage, ow'omea* MARRIAGE valuable receipts for tfiecuie oijtfivula Ciua/M {wine «1ze, over 60 plaici, SO erata, _ Medical Ad vicei!’ a lecturo on Manhood and Worn- Sit?Cu rrcnc r- ..(Tho author Invites contalta. lion, aud letters araprojpptly ansircrtd vr i tho Jd charge.) ci”,F° r saleby News Dealers. AGENT’S wanted. PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE TOE SPEEMATOEEHffiA. SEMINAL PASTILLE A Valuable DiBCOVCl tnd New Departure in Mi ive Rcnirdy for Iht speed; MrHfe&S&l Application to the prin- Anaorptio r cipat Seat of (he DiiejtM, acting .by Irijf its specific influr - ■’ —_jrptioiL — . _ — . Bominal Voaiolea, ry Duota, Proatato Gland, aud Urethra, The Remedy ii attended with no pain or inconvenience, lerfere with.tha ordinary punuit* of life { it is alved and anon absorbed, prodscinr an inline- ling and restorative «(Tect u|wn the sexual and larantee that If will give Bntiafaotlon.— • hut is well known to be the came »f untold misery to so man;. a . t . oiithjj $3; No. 2, (suflicient ti - ... severe case.,) |St No. 3 . will xfou ewlssiou's and restore TPvtifrlr wiail, sea — .. . . Naiad, in plain TIONH for ualng will occom- StK* Dejcrfntive rlmnWet giving Anatemlealw », ..id Stblllwwly ONE YE A.U, OLD! LATEST STYLES FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY fc. -BY- • MISS *SALLIE WILKESSp^v M y NEW SUPPLIES INCLUPE 50 Dozi* Hats and Bonnets, prices fromViRyiCicaiu to Ton Dollars; a large and very boatiful stock of Flowers, Feathers and Birds; a hoautiful assortment of Ornamonte, Ribbons, Combs, stc. Will be pleased to show my goods and pylq,i,j j oct!8tw2m w2t SALLIE WILK Letters of Dismisgion. GEORGIA, Floyd County. B arbara skinner, adminstratrix of J*hn Skinner, representa to the Court in haryietiUon, duly Sled and ontorad on Rocord, that iht has fully adminiatered John Skinnex’, •state. Thie is, thsrefere, to sits >11 par sofas oonoarnod, kindred ond creditors, to obaw cause, if any they can, why aaid administratrix abould not be discharged iron her administratrixship, and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in Deoember,. 1179, H. J. JOHNSON, Ordinary. aug!2 w3m—pd The Lowest Priced South! Al THREE MONTHS FOR $1. poa, enlarged and.gn will remain the Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad- Ohange of Sohedule, BLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE. O N AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY Mil. 1879, traine will mn as followe “ J5,h ’ QOINQ NORTH. Hu. 3. Daily. (Sunday oxcopiod.) Loavoe Selma 4.00 P M Leaves Randolph 7.15 P M : leave, Oalera 10.00 P M ,eaves Talladega 1.50 A M ' ieaves Oxford 3.20 A M Ijoavee Anniston 3 50 AM Leave, Jackionvillo..... 6.00 AM Leaves Patona 5.50 A M leaves Tocumsoh 7.05 AM ! ieaves Prior’s 7 85 A M Leaves Cave Spring 8.10 A M ,oavos Rome..., 9.56 AM ieavei Plainville 10 55 A M Arrives Dalton 12.50 PM QOINQ SOUTH. No. 4. Daily. L~ _ (8undny excepted) Loavoe Dalton 3.10 P M Leavea Plainville 5.00 P M ieaves Rome 0.36 P M ioavos Cave Spring 7.45 P M Leavea Prior'a 8.16 P M Leavea Tecnmieh 8.40 P M Leave* Patona - 9 65 P M Leaves Jacksonville 10.40 P M Leaves Anniston 11.50 P M Loaves Oxford 12 30 A M Leave, Talladega 1 50 A M Loavoe Calera 8.00 A M Loavo, Randolph 8.20 A M Arrive, Selma.’. 11.25 A M No. 1. Connect, closoly at Dalton with E. T. Va,A Ga. R. R. for ell Tonne,se, end Virginls mineral aprlngi, and for all Eastern cities. Alio with the'W. A A. R. R. for Chattanooga and all Weatern citioa. No. 2. Connecting with E. T. Va. A Ga. end W. A A. railroad, at Dalton, make, clou con. neotlon at Calora for Montgoizory, Mobile ted New Orloana. No. 3. Connect! at Calera with through mail train of L. & N. A Gt. So. R. R. for Eutern end Western oitiee. No. 41 Leaving Dalton at 3.10 p.connects at Calera with L. A N. A Gt. So. R. U. for Mont gomery, Mobile and Now Orleans. NORMAN WEBB, Sen. 8upt. RAY KNIGHT, G. P. A. ; W. S. CRANE, Agent, Rome,0s. No. 1. Belly. 0.00 A U 8.16 AM 0.35 AM 11.45 AM 12.41PM 12.65 PM 1.23 P M 2.02 P M 2.44 PM 3.12 PM 3.31 P M 4.20 P M 5.00 P M 0.15 P M No. 2. Billy. 8.00 A M 9.10 AM 9.56 AM 10.39 AM 10.58 A M 11.08 AM 11.65 A M 12.23 P M 12.55 PM 1.03 P M 1.07 PM 4.35 P M 6.50 P M 8.C0 P M and Summer Sohedule of the earner Sidney P. Smith, O N AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL lilt, 1879, tho ntoamor Sidney P. Smith will run follows: Leave Rome Monday at 11 *-» Arrive at Gadsden Tueoday at 81. x Arrivo at Greonsport Tuesday at 12 x. Leave Qreeneport Tuesday at 1 " Arrivo at Gedadtn Tuesday at 5 r.» Arrive at Rome Thursday at 5 p.x 8. P. SMITH, Preildent. nd. greatly improved. Bnt .the prlt n (he same. It atartod to givo tho people a low prloed Dally, and will continue' POST PUBLISHING CbMPAlfY', P. O. Drawer 3J, _ AUante, Ga. THE CHOICE HtfTEH/, 1 * CORNER BROAD AND BRIDGE STREETS J, C. Rawllua, Proprlpjor. (Situated in thoBailniHpertpt tho a|)y.) Rome, Georgia. W, & A. B, B, and its Oonneotiom, "KENNEBAW ROUTE!” The following lehedule taken effnot Mny 21, lOtl NORTHWARD. No. 1 ^0,3 No. 11 Leave Atlanta... lOOmA.OlOam., 3 66 pm ArrCarterivillo.. 0 36^Bb42 am... S30pm Arr Kingston 7 0dH 9 11am,.. V24pm Arr Dalton 8 41^&!..10 54 uni.ll 45 pm ArrOhattanooga.10 15 pm...12 42 pm. HOU’iHWARD. No. a No. 4 NO. 12 Lve Chattanooga 4 00 p m... 616 a m .. Arrivo Dalton 64lpm... 7 01 ate- 100 em Arr Kingston 7 88 pm... 9 07 am... 410em Arr Carterevilie.. 812pm... 941am... Arr Altanta 1010 pin...lt63am... OSOen Pullman Falaoe Car, run on No*. 1 »»* 1 botwoon Now Orloan, and Baltimor,. Pullman Palaoe Oar, run on No*. 1 **“ * botwoon Atlanta and Naehvllle. Pullman Balaee Car, run 00 N01. 3 end botwoon LonuvlUe and Atlanta. •f-Fo Ohange of oan between New Orlotni MoMWN&ntJomiw, AtlMte-end BeUlmore, en* only one ohenge to Now York. u Paeiengere leaving Atlanta at 4.30 P. M. rivo In New York the second afternoon tborezf i0 Excur.ion'Ticket, to thn Virginia WWjJ various flummor Renortn will bo °n '^^‘d.'.iing /whole oer through W U. /Irgtnie Springn or to Baltimore, should .4- Iros, thn underaigned. , on a Gan 1 ! Pmwger Tlok>t Ayto Qeorfiria R. B., Augusta tc1 rtkV PAbSENGEB TRAINS ON GB0*8W U Railroad, Atlanta to Augusta,ran , Leave, Auguate at - ’"'YoC *'•» Leavea Atlanta at.. ,,* Arrive* Augu,U at... “""gilO r.a ' Night Po..eng.r Train* a. follow^ r , Leave, AOguata at.. r.» Leave, Atlaptaat... Arrive, at Auguita.. Arrive, a) Atlanta a 44HW Aooommodat II Leavea Atlant,...,... M Leave, C Arrive,-. Arrive, 4 8.1, v- ■ — 10.40 r.» ,...1.00 *-« ..,..0.30 *.« i at.... - . ^9* Paa,eager, token to and free of oherge. H. RA - tanlf* jO Depot fB, Clerk. E. No FRESHMAN & 1 Advertising Agents, 190W. Fourth St., CINCINNATI,0- Are autho-isedtocontiaot^"' * d ™ ■Ultimate* ftornUhed , (lre» ,,, '
