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OKORGM. Cordon County.
YTfllEREAS David S. Law, Administrator on
\W the Estate of Gabriel T. MoorO, deceased,
applies to me for letters dismissory from said
Administration.
Therefore the- kindred and creditors of said
deceased arc hereby admonished to file their
objections, (If any they have,) in my Office in
. «. . , . ^ terns of the Law; otherwise ietten dismissory
cus. 4'J: Sdy a girl l«. and B\i*a_lU ycarsof | w jjj he granted to said applicant at the May
Term next of the Court of Ordinary for said
the Court House
r. ... vuj Rome on the first
in March nest, between the legal
sale, the following negroes to
age ; all sold ns the property of LangdouC.
Quin hue of the county of Floyd, deceased
under the provisions of his will fot the pur
pose of a division among the Legators*—
Terms made known bn the day of sale.
■ -c;.,,.*. .*- • ' A.a.Qufn, ■
jan. 16. 53. Executor.
' “~“ r f0F CEORGIA, Floyd County
To all w Uom it may concern will please take
. shat whereas,, James 31 Montgomery
pplief to me for Letters of Administration
’ e Estate of Peter Boyle late ofthe State
human'if finnan nil (So for as the effects of
vuc said deceased, He m the State of Geor
gia h ,
Tito.-.' arc. therefore,"to cite and admon
ish nil and singular the kindred « ml creditor?
of said deceased to be end appear at
my Mice within the time prescribed by
law, to s I tow cause, if any they have, why sa id
letters oTguardiaaship should notbe gran
ted nnto said applicant, Given under my
hand add seal of office at office, this 5th day
of Jan. jjsSi. JESSE LAMBERTH,
jjaa 9»’56. Ordinary.
county. Given under my hand at office, this
6th day of October, 1854.
ALEXANDER STROUP,
Pet. 10, *54—8m Ordinary.
MOTIVE.
indebted to .the Estate of
I Ware,’deceased, will please call
make immediate payment, and
ig claims against said deceased
L ilian duly authenticated In terms
of the law
wiu .I'M WARE. ? AdnWa.
ALEXANDER WARE. f ‘ w
Jan.P i
S0TK&
T WO months after date application will
be made to tho Ordinary of Floyd
county for leave to sell all the land and ne
groes belonging to the Estate of Lettice
Ware deceased.
WILLIAM WARE, >
ALEXANDER WARE, $
San. 0,1855.
Adm’r.
-w- WILLIAM B. TBRHUNE, Administratior
on the Estate of WUUam C. Mo Nincfc, deceased,
applies to me for letters of dismission thero-
firom
These are, therefor©, to cite and admonish
all persons concerned, to appear at my oF
flee within the time prescribed by. law, to
show cause why said letters of dismission
should not be granted.
JESSE LAMBERTH,
Dec 19, ’54; Quinary.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
' In pursuance «&the last will and Testa-
HHt of Francis Kirby deceased, late of
ChaUtv.jra county will ho sold before The
Court House door In the town of Summer-
vi!!. oc the first Tuesday in February next,
the following negroes to wit:
Anthony.* Au about 35 years of age, Es
sex 30 J<-rry, 16. Jfelins 14, Charles 8. For-
ribv, a woman about fifty years old, Nelly,
43 and BlU-jt IS yearsof age.
The above named Negroes will positively
be sold on the day afo-esaid. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
J L McARYER, )
AGQUTN, >Ex’rs-
dec ST, ids, J N WILSON. )
R
Wm
Superior Court, November Term, * 5.
E. Owen, Adm’x'I
D. Owen, dec’d I
vs. I BUI to Marshall
M. Allen et- al )■ Asssets Discov-
j Arc. of the Es- j eiy and Injunc-
of said Joseph D. tion.
tit is ordered that the creditors of the
<>{" Joseph D. Owen deceased, come
at the next term of said Court, and
claims against said Estate, and
’ of this order be published in the
Courier once a month' for three
before the silting of sal Court
AVOOJS & MITCHELL,
______ * M Sols. p ro . Complt/
A tme Extract from the minutes of Court.
This 26th December, 1854.
Dec. 96,’54. 3m,
m
Richard Lamaster 1 Libel tor Divorce iu
vs. > Floyd Superior Court,
Lucy Ann Lamaster J November Term, 1854
i the Sheriff that defendant does not reside
in this county, and it further appearing that
she does not reside in this State. 'It is on
moii.ru ordered that said defendant appear
and answer at the next term of this Court,
or that tha case be considered in default—
and the psainliff allowed to proceed. And
it is further ordered, that service of this
be perfected by pnblication in the
Courier once a month for three
f before the next Term of this Court.
R. D. HARVY,
Pet’rs Sol.
True extract from mmatesof Court, Dec.
2)th, 18 5. A. B. BOSS, Cl'k.
D^-c. 26, IS5J. - “3m
GEORGIA, Gordon County.
OIXTY days after date application will bo
9 made to tho Ordinary of Gordon County
for leave to sell Land and Negroes-beloeging
tc the Estate of Robert Higdon, late of said
corny, deceased. EMILY HIGDON
Dec. 19, *54—9tn Admx.
pEORfiU, Chattooga County *
VJT TO nil whom it may concern, will
ptrsne take notice, that whereas Samuel M.
Pyles Administrator upon Aim Estate of Wil
liam Wagoei deceased, applies to me tor let-
ers of Diemissiou (tom farther Administer
ing Said Estate.
These aie, therefore to cite and admonish
all and ringnlur. the kindred and creditors
ofsaiddocenecd tobe and appear at my of
fice within the time prescribed by law to
show cause, if any they have why said letters
of Distniseion should not be gran tori unto
said applicant. Given under my hand at of.
lice. *
F.A KIRBY,
Aug. 10,1854. Otdlnary.
pEORCU. Floy« County.
IT WILLIJ “
GEORGIA, Gordon County.
■\T7HEREASS Judith Barnwell, Executrix of
VY the last will A Testament of Robert Boni-
well deceased, applies to mefor letters dis
missory (torn said Executorship.
Taercfore the kindred ana creditors of said
deceased are hereby cited and admonished to
file their objections, (if any they have,) in my
office in terms of the Law; otherwise letters
^dismissory will be granted to said applicant at
the May Term next of the Court of Ordinary
for said county. Given under my hand at
Office, this 6th day of October, 1854.
- ALEXANDER STROUP.
OeL 10,’54.—6m Ordinary.
G EORGIA, Chattooga County.
To all whom it may cancel n, will please
take notice, that Whereas Richard Willbanks
Guardian for the heirs of John Sanders de
ceased; applies to mefor Letters of Dismis
sion from further Guardianship of Said
heira.
These are therefore to cite and admonish,
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of said deceased to be- and appear at my of
fice within the time prescribed by law to
show cause, if any they have why said let
ters ofdismission should not be granted unto
said applicant. Given under my hand at of
fice.
F. A. KIRBY 1
Aug. 101854.Ordinary.
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SHERIFF SALES.
Chattooga County,
e sold cn the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary Hart, before the Court House door
i la .the town of Summerville within the legal
fcoors'af sale the following property "to wit:
Lpt of Land;So. 55, in the 6th Dish mid 4th
8return ; levied on as the property of William
' Langston to satisfy a S.fk. issued from the Su
perior Court of said county, in favor of Benja
min Hasty vs William Langston and William J.
. iluotn. i Property pointed out by defendant
Also Lot of Land No. 47, in the 13th District
and 4 th Section ; levied on as the property of
Thu|papGain8, to satisfy three fi. fas. issued
'-Watte Justices Court ofthe #25 Dist, G. M.,
in favor of James Half, Executor of the Estate
of A Greathouse dec’d'ts. said' Thomas Gains.
Property {Minted oat by the defendant.
d ;c 26, WM C BRAZIEL, Sb’ff.
GEORGIA, I Cocet of Ordinary,
Chattooga County, J November Term,
TT appearing to the Court by the petitions
A of Thomas M Jones and Junes H. Jones
that James Jones deceased, did in his life
time execute lo the said Thomas M. Jones
and James H- Jones his bonds (to the for-
uittr) fat loft of land No. 135 and 134, both
thirteenth district and fourth section
ja county (to the latter) his boqd
! hundred and fifty acres of land more
t of Iota No. 176 and 176, in the
j district and fourth section, conditioned
to be void upon Ljs making a deed in fee
simple to said lots, and it farther appearing
tbit tbs said deceased died without execu
ting a deed. otmakiog provisions iherefor bv
V.lli O' otberwjsh# it further- appearing that
said T. M. and J. H. Jones ham fully paid the
purchase price and having petitioned this
Const to direet E. L. Jones, Executor of said
deogued, to execute letters in conformity
frith said bond
... It is therefore ordered that notice be given
to three ormo re public places in said coouty
and in the. Rome Courier at least three
vnontbs of'such application that all persons
concemed mar file their objections (if any
they h t /e) m the Ordinary's office why said
35. L. Jones, Executor as aforesaid, should
not execute titles in conformity with said
bond. ' v- ,
a true extract from minutes of Court by
Ordinary of said county, this Novembei 6th
1854. FRANCIS A. KIRBY
'“HEtearmber 12,1854.
GEORGIA, Chattooga County t
A LL wltom.it may concern will please
t ke notice that; whereas P. J. Sewell
ajplie b to mefor Letters of Administration
<m he Estate of John Sewell, deceased.
* These are, therefore, to'cite and admonish
al! and singe far the kindred and'creditors
of said deceased to be and appear, at my
oiiico wffiGn tho time prescribed by Law to
show eanse, If any they have, why said let-
ters should not J>e granted nnto said appli
cant. Given nnder my band and officlaf
signature at office, November, 1864.
F.A. KIRBY,
Dec. 12. 1351. - Ordinary,
QTATE OF GEORGI1, Floyd County.
o THOMAS J. DAVIS of said County wBI
make aj^plication to the Court of Ordinary
of said County at the next February Term
thereof for Letters of Administration on the
jHsate of Martha Eason, iateof 6afd County
ty, deceased; also at the same time for Lct-
ters of A'imiiilstrbtian wiih the will annexed,
on the E-tare of John .G. A’ason, late of said
County, deceased. Given under my hand
utidpfiidul signature at oliici.-, ihi - '.nh De
cember, -185-1. JESSE LAMDERTII,
Dee. 12, : 51 Ordinary.
Adminlst- afor’s Sale.
A GREEABLY to an order of the Ordinary of
Floyd County, passed on the 4th day of
December, 1854, will be sold before the
Conrt House door in th? City of Rome, on
the first Tuesday in February next, between
the legal hours of sale, the fo’lowing negroes,
to wit: Caroline, a woman 28, and her in
fant child about one year old; gfrl. Eveline.
7, Arabella 5, Harriet 4 years of age; sold
as the property of John E. Couey, deceased,
for the benefit ofthe Heirs and Creditors of
said Deceased. Terms made known on day
bf aale/V HARRISON CAMP,
Due*ld. 51. Adair. De bonis non,
Administrator’s Sale, '
A GREEABLY to an Order of the Ordinary
of Chattooga County, passed on the fifth
day of December, will be sold before the
Conrt House door in the town of Summer
ville on the first Tuesday in February next,
ali the Town property of J. J. Burt Deceas
ed. Terms made known on the day of sale.
H. D. C. EDMONSON, *
Dec. 12, ’54. Adm'r.
Administrator’s Sale.
A GREEABLY to an order of the Ordinary of
Floyd County, passed on the 4th day of
December 1854, will be sold before the
Conrt House door in the City ,of Rome, on
the first Taesday In February next, between
the legal hours of sale, the following prop
erty, to wit: '
Lets of Land No. 725, 724,723, 718, 788,
789,790,717,716, and half cf-Lot No, 796,
in the 3d District, 4th Section, of originally
Cherokee, now Floyd Connty, containing in
all, 380 acres, lying near Cave Spring, well
improved, with exaellent water, sold under
the incumbrance of Widow’s Dower. Also,
the following negroes will be sold at the
same time aim place: Daniel, a man about
24 years of age; Adelaide, about 29, and
her child, 8 years of age; all sold as 'the
property of William Y. Coney, decased, for
the benefit of the Heirs and Creditors *of
said Deceased. Terms made known on day
of sale. HARRISON CAMP,
Dec. 19,1854. A.lrar
Informatio n to the Publi
AWFUL CASE OF CANCER CURED.
Editors Macon Telegraph, Pike Co., Ga.
Gentlemen: In obedience to my conseicnc
Cancerous affections of a
Faculties, both in England, France and A-
me rlca, as Incurable: and thousands are dni-
ty lingering on through a painful and (‘
ful existence to an awftil death fton
has been exhausted in vSin.
fin. Knowing the importance ofevon a
space in your paper, I will give a brief state
ment ofthe mute, that tboso who are afflicted
may read and judge for themselves of its ma-
lign&ut character, and the extraordinary skill
required to eradicate It. Tho diseaao origi
nated upon the upper lip, near the corner of
the mouth, and continued to spread until the
whole of the uppor lip, the gums, nose and
portions ofthe face were very much affected.
She bad been under tho chargo of many emi
nent physicians before visiting Dr Mosely,
and also the celebrated Dr, Marshal, of Ma
con, and Dr. Shepard, of Charleston, both of
those noted carers having failed to give any
relief. She was considered by ail wiio saw
her, to be out of tho reach of medical aid;
her lip was ali destroyed and gone,' and con
stitution apparently ruined from tho effects
of Arsenic, and other poisonous escharolics,
that were applied while she was under the
treatment of other physicians. Her face and
eyes bad become very much swolen," vision
nearly gono, and a general Dropsy ofthe en
tire system, with distressing palpitation df
the heart In this condition Dr. Moseley took
her under his treatment at Griffin, on the 1st
of August, 1851. Tho Doctor took out all the
cancer, together with her front teeth, and
a portion of tfte superior maxilary bone; al
so some of the bones in the roof of the mouth;
and all without the use of the knife. There
has been no appearance of the disease since,
and I believe.that it has been entirely eradi
cated froin her system. I have made fre
quent and minute examinations, and discov
er no apppearance ofnny cancer remaining.
When she reached Dr. Moseley’s infirmary
at Griffin, she was completely prostrated
from the use of poisons, such as Arsenic
and Corrosive Sublimate; she was scarcely
able to walk without much pain, and dis
tress from loss of sight. When she was un
der Dr. Moseley's treatment, he had many
cases cases of a severe character, on which
he effected perfect cares in a short time, some
of which had baffled the beet surgical skill
and been pronounced incurab’e; notwith
standing which. Dr. Moseley cured them all
without difficulty. I merely state, that from
the location of the disease -and the diseased
state of the bones, it was absolutely beyon ■
relief by the use ofthe knife. I would ad
viset all who are subjects of cancers, ulcers
and rumors of a ll kinds, not to despair ot be
ing cured, but visit Dr. Moseley, no matter
how niany others may have failed to relieve
you IM did not honestly and candidly be
lieve that you would be serving the cause
of sufferring humanity, by publishing to
world the knowledge of Dr. Moreley’s un
surpassed skill in the treatment of cancers, I
would not solicit a place in your valuablepa-
per for this communication. I hope, gentle
men, that yon will place this case before the
-public, that they may read and decide for
themselves.
Most Resp’ct’y., Your ob’t se’v*t
DR. J.T.FORD,
P. S. I will state for the benefit of the af
flicted, that Dr. Moseley is a regular gradu-
uaie v and has been engaged in an extensive
■practice for the past ten years. -Those who
desire to try his skitl in ttie treatment of Can
cers, 3ypiulis arid otherchrouic diseases may
do so'with the greatest hope of a cure be
ing.perfected in a short time. J have wit
nessed many wonderful cures made by Dr.
Moseley during the past three years; his
mode of treatment is very mild, not preven
ting the patient from daily exercise, and at
tended with no danger whatever.
Dr.T.J.F.
P. S. Dr. Ford is a son of Mrs. Ford, is
a respectable member of the Methodist
Chureb, - W. R. M.
0*A11 persons that are desirons of availing
themselves of Dr. Moseley’s services, will
find him at his office, on Eighth Street, Grif
fin, Ga. A 1 communications must be post
paid, and addressed to W. R. MOSELEY,
M.D. Griffin, Ga.
“Prove all things, holdfast that Which is good.'
Dr. J. W. HICKS & Co’s
Essence of Jamaica Ginger
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., and towers for abovo anything of a similar
* nature over invented. Tho focblo nod debil
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. and manifold virtues, and it is hailed with
j delight by the distressed.
For sale, wholesale or retail, at their Drug
Store, No. 39, Broad SL, Rome, Ga.
Muy 26,1864.
CITY HOTEL.
commit OF DECATUR & LOYD STREET
ATLANTA GEORGIA.
’TYHIS House is conducted on strictly &??>-
1. Temperance Principles. feiifl
L. DEAN, Proprietor.
March, 23 1854,
J A, B. Clemmons
Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
* Harness, Bridles, Sco., &o„
1TTHICH he offers to thepnblio '*/th by
\l\ wholesale and retail. Ve keeps
T T constantly on band Saddle and . Har
ness Trimmings of every descrif^ion; togeth
er with all other articles- belofiging to his,
business—all of which be will sell on the
most reasonable and accommodating terms
He hopes to share a liberal patronage. All
orders will be punctually attended to, on
short notic’
Carteravillo Ga, March 23.
HOME-WOOD STEAM MILLS.
A DDITIONS having been made to tho
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There has been added Calvin Emmon’s
f Patent Ficxiblo Beater’s Thrashing Ma-
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wheat crop.
KSTTollfor tbrashingas customary.
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STATE OF GEORGIA, Floyd Connty.
T O all whom it may concern will please
take notice that whereas A. A. Anderson,
Administrator on the estate of S. W. Ansley,
deceased, applies tome for letter of dismission
from the same.
These are, therefore, to .cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause, (it
any they have) why said Letters of Dismission
should not be granted nnto 'said applicant in
terms of Che law.
Given under my hand and official signature
at office, this 2nd Oct. A. D. 1854.
1 Jesse lambrth,
Oct 3,1854.-Ordinary.
Georgia, Floyd Couuty.
T O all whom it may ocncern will please take
^notice, that whereas M. L. Colbert, Execa-
tor of the last will and testament nf William
Champion, deceased, applies to mf for letters
of Dismission on said Estate.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisb-
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear at my office
within toe time prescribed by law, to show
eanse, if any they baVe, why said letters of dis
mission should not be granted nnto said appli
cant Given under my band and oQicial signa
ture at office. JESSE LAMBERTH, *
Sept 7,1854. Ordinary.
QTATE OF GEOBGIA,Floyd Connty.
O To all whom it may concern will please take
notice, that whereas A, B. Reece Aministrator
on the Estate ot William R. Johnson, de
ceased, applies for letters of dismission from
the same.
These are therefore,to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditor! of
sold deceased to be and appear at my office
within the time prescribed by Jaw to show
cause, if any they have, why said Letters
should not be granted to said applicant Giv
en under my hand and official signature at
office, this 301 b November, 1854.
JESSE L AM BERTH,
Dec. 6, ’64, Ordinary.
John W. Wood 1 Libe] for uirerea in Walker
Hannah Wood./ Su P erior Court *
I T appearing to toe Court by toe return of the
Sheriff that tho defendant is not to be found
in said county. It is therefore ordered by the
Conrt, that service be pefected by publication
in the “ Home Courier, once a month for four
months, prior to the next term of this court
' JX0. J*. LUMPKIN, J. s. o. c. c.
A true extract from too Minutes of Court,
November 8tb, 1854,
JOHN DICKSON, Clork.
N ov. 21, 1854
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into Russia, and gaining commendation wherever used.”.
( Georgia Jeffersonian, May 19th, 1868.
11 1 have used ‘Jacob’s Cordial’ in my family, and this, wit trail I hear about it, as a rem
edy by those who have tried it, induces me to believe that It stands at tho head of every
preparation of the bind, and 1 would recommend its use in the disease for which it is
compounded. _ Mil.se G. Dobbins,
.Cashier of the Bank ofthe State of Georgia, Griffin
“ If there is any credibility in human testimony, ‘Jacob^Cordial’ must stand pre-emi
nent above all other preparations for tho care of Bowel Diseases. From the mass of testi
mony in its faVor coming in from all qnarters, it most be very far.in advance, as a curative
agent, of most if not all other‘patent* preparations.’.’ A. Fleming,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin,
For sale by Dr. Hicks &|Co.and J. }3. Pinson, Rome; S. M. Davidson Cave
Spring, R. D. Wingard Vann’s Valley, Stephen Ball Armutchee, T. McGuire McGuire’s
Store, WM.j McCollocgh Floyd Springs, Carpenter & Burke Cassville, ; E Porter Adairs-
ville, Alluood &Edwards Summerville, Tbornton’s Dahlonega.M. Turner Stilesborough,
a nd by.the principal Merchants aid Druggists, throughout the State.
EAR AND EYE,
Deafhessj Total or Partial, Entirely Re
moved.
D R. ALSOPHERT begs to coll toe attention
of those suffering under a partial or total
loss of the sense of hearing to the following
facts : He treats diseases of the middle and
internal car with medicated douches, such
os is practiced in the Infirmaries of Berlin,
Leipsic, Brussels, Hamburg and S.t. Peters
burgh, and lately by the most distinguished
London Aurists. with the most wonderful
success; indeed it is the only method that
has be< n universally successful.
The best proof of the efficacy of this treat
ment will be a reference to nearly nine ban-
hundred names, residents of the United
States, Canada, New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia, who have been restored toaente hear
ing and not a single solitary case, to our
knowledgordid we fail to effect either a par
tial or total restoration of the hearing, when
onr advice and instrnctions were faithfully
and punctually adhered to. Many who
could not hear the report of a pistol at arm’s
length, can now hear a watch beat at v the
distance of four fee* . In case of mucus ac
cumulation in the Eustachian Tube and
Tympanum, inflammation ofthe mucus mem
brane; nervous affections, diseases of the
membran tympani, called “ the drum,” or
when the disease can be traced to the effects
of fovers or colds, the use of quinine or
mercurial medicines, gatherings in the cars
in childhood, &c., this treatment stands pre
eminent. When the auditory canal is dry
and.scaly, with little 6r no secretions, when
the deafness is accompanied with noise in the
ear like falling water, chirping of insects,
ringing of bells, rustling of leaves, continual-
paisa lions, a discharge of matter or when in
stooping, a sensation is felt as if a rush of
blood to the head had taken place ; when
the hearing is less .acute in dull, cloudy
weather, or when a cold has been taken, this
method of treating the disease is infallible.
In deaf and dumb cases, my experience
warrants me in saying that if the hearing
was good at any time, much can be accom
plished. In the deaf and dumb schools at
Leipsic out of a class of fourteen, I succeed-
in restoring four to acute bearing.
Dr. A. begs explicitly to state that in those
cases he undertakes, he guarantees a suc
cessful result—complete restoration ofthe
sense of snch a marked improvement as will
be perfectly satisfactory, if bis remedies are
faithfully applied and directions adhered to.
Applicants will please state their age, dura
tion of the disease, if matter issues from the
external passage, if there are noises in the
ears, state of genera) health, and what they
suppose to have been the cause , of the deaf
ness. When the hearing is restored, it is ex
pected thatjhose in easy circumstances will
contribute liberally.
All diseases of the Eye successfully treat
ed by the application of MEDICATED VA-
PORS, &c., an infallible no-painless treat-
’ment for diseases of the Eye, acute or chron
ic, CataractrSpecks, Inflammation, Flim and
Weakness of Vision, Granul&rion of the Lids
Ulceration of the Lachrysmal Grands, &c.,
&c. To the astonishing and gratifying ef
fects of this treatment, the child, theyonth,
those of mature age, as well as those far ad
vanced in life, all bear testimony to its won
derfully renovating, healing and soothing ef
fects.
Medicines, Apparatus, &c., sent to any
rt at my expanse and risk.
paAddress Dr. ALSOPHERT. Broadway
office. No. 422J near CanabSt., New York.
Consultation fee, Five Dollars.
Dr. A's Work’on diseases of the Eye, the
Nature and Treatment of Diseases and Treat
ment of the Deaf and Dumb—illustrated with
steel plates—price $10
- Money ‘letters must 6o registered by the
Post-master.
ET Southerner, copy
Nov 14,1854 6m
D. J. W. HICKS&C0.
ROME, GA.,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in
CHOICE DRUGS
...AIM®
ENGLISH, FRENCH, 4- AMERICAN
CHEMICALS,
Extracts, Perfumery, Shaving and Toilet
Soaps, Fancy Articles, Sec.
SUPERIOR FLUID LAMPS,
For Parlors add Private Rooms,
DAMP CHIMNEYS,
Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes,
SURGICAL 4- DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
Hernia Trasses, &c.
‘Together with every other article usually
found in our line of business, which we offer
at the lowest market prices.
May 25,1854. ly
Diarrhoea and Dysentery.
1 1 HE unrivaled success attending Dr.
. Hicks’prescription for the above dis
eases daring their prevalence in this city, and
and ricinity, during the last summer, and
the numerous calls for it now, have induced
the Proprietor,, Dr. J. W. HICKS & CO., to
put it up in ntot Bottles, with fall directions
accompanying each Bottle. They do not of
for it to the public as a secret nostrum, butas
a prescription founded in a scientific manner,
and upon purely physiological principles,
and of medicines long known for their pecu
liar effiedey in relieving the above diseases.
It may bo had, wholesale and retail, at their
Drug Store, No. 39, Broad-street, Rome, Ga
Also of Mr. Wm. Bell, Messrs. Hughes St
Spann, Cherokee, Ala. and nearly all the
stores in the country.
Mey 25,1854.
.5-’ ; R. R. R.
,In the yearof our Lord, 1847, in onr ca-
paci tics of nalytical chemists, we discovered
that'by. uniting certain vegetable agents,
which had nnver before been used in mcii
cinp, Wc obtained properties possessing such
a marvellous quick power over pain, thatf
LITER tOMPLAINT.
JAUNDICE, Bl'SPEPSIA.
Disease ofthe Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach,
such osConstipation, Inward Piles, Fullness,
or blood to the head, Acidity ofthe Stomach,
the moment it was applied to the parts af-] Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust for food. Fuli-
fected with pain, all uneasiness ceased. Tho ness or weight in the Stomach, SonrEruc-
ndost torturing pains were relieved in an in- tafions, Sinking, or fluttering at the Pit of the
PRACTICE OF SURGERY.
Dr. JIJRIAH HARRISS
I S P R E P A R E D to accommodate with
Lodging and ffursing, such Patients as
may be directed to him for Surgical Opera
tions or Treatment. Masters may be assured
that their servants will have every necessary
attention. Augusta, Ga., May 18,1854.
FORWARDING BUSINESS.
T HE undersigned has this day onterod into the
receiving and forwarding business in Now
Orleans, having had six years experience as
shipping clerk for Wright, Williams & Co., ho
hopes to merit the patronage of the public.
JNO. L. VIVEN.
Refer to:JWright, Davenport & Co., Converse
A Co., Peters, Millard A Co., Now Orleans;
Colonel B. M. Johnson, Shreveport; Col. John-
F. Jett, Memphis ; T. Whaley, Vicksburg.
Goodsto my address will be forwarded with
tho greatest despatch. Sinco July lost I havo
forwarded some 3000 packages without deten
tion or a single loss of any package. Being
agent for Red River, Ouachita, Black River,
Tensas, Bayou, Macon and Missisippi river
packets, I have at all time tho means of ship
ping direot from Vessels, also being very near
the different routes of steam communication, I
avoid the delays and extra expenses incurred
by commission houses receiving forwarding
freights in this eity.
New Orleans, Nov. 14—6m
CHAMPE
M e r chant
&. KERR,
Tailors, '«
Broad Street. Rome, Georgia, _m
A RE replenishing their stock with a choice
. selection of
Cloths, Cashmeres, Cassimeres, Testings,
Linens, aad Trimmings.
Also, a very superior assortment of
GEKTLEHElf’S FCRSISMIG GOODS,
of every style and quality.
In short, we are prepared to furnish the Old
Fogy with the plain unostentatious, or equip
Young America a la mode on the most rea
sonable terms for cash, or to prompt paying
customers.
N. B. Goods bought elsewhere, made up at
the-usual low rates.
March 16,1854.
HED1CAL NOTICE.
Ds.T. J. & R. G. WORD,
R espectfully notify the citizens of
Rome and surrounding country, that
having formed a Copartnership, they will give
their undivided-attention to the practice of
the medical profession in all its depart
ments The Private Hospital, hereto
fore in charge ofDrs. Miller & Word,'they
will continue to keep open, where patients
laboring under chronic and surgical diseases
may be furnished with nnrses and treated nn
der their immediate and constant supervision.
Office in the Brick Building nearly opposite
the post office. Residence of Dr. T. J. Word,
at tho Buena Vista House; residence of Dr.
R. C. Word, near the Methodist Church.
THOS. J. WORD, M. D. >—{ ROBT. O. W08D, M. D.
Rome, Ga„ April 6,1854.
FOR SALE,.
r pHE undersigned offers for salo, on the
JL most reasonable terms, a flno BUGGY
nd HARNESS, both new, and approved
workmanship. Also, a good four horse WAG
GON. Call and see them. J L LOGAN.
Nov. 7 1854. tf.
ICH CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATE
RIALS.
W ILLIAM SHEAR, Angusta Ga., has re
ceived from New York a largo supply
of * -
English BRUSSELS CARPETS, of tho best
quality and of new and elegant styles ;
English VELVET CARPETS, of new and
splendid stylos >
Extra THREE PLY, INGRAIN and VENE-
TAIN CARPETS;
Rich CHENILLE RUGS, to match tho Cox-
pot-8 a
Printed CRUMBS CLOTHS, in patterns and by
tho yard;
Rich Colored DAMASKS and DELAINES, for
Curtains, with Gimps and Tassels to matoh;
Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
and some at very low prices;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN, for Curtains, by
the yard;
WINDOW SHADES, of beautifo! styles;
Superior FURNITURE DIMITIES and fine
COTTON FRINGES;
Gilt Cornices, Curtain Bands, and Brass and
Plated Stair Rods; - A
Tho public are respectfully invltod to call ands
examine the assortment, nov. 14.
C HOICE HOTEL—B£ Mrs. M. A. Choice
Rome, Ga. H. D. Harris, Superintendent’
Omnibus to and from toe Rail Road, free of
chargo. oct31
stunt, and the niost violent spasms and irri
tat ions were soothed, and the system restor
ed io perfect ease in a few minutes.
In 1849, wo introduced this remedy to tho
world under the name of
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF.
It has been used by hundreds of thousands
throughout the United States, giving instant
caso to'all troubled with Pain or Sickness.
One application externally, or a few drops
taken internally, will Instantly free tho suf-
efrer from the most violently and terrible
S ins, and restore the weak, feeble, and pros-
tied frame to strength and vigor.
No person has ever used RADWAY’S
READY RELIEF ^without deriving some
special benefit io less than fifteen minutes
after its use >
Let those who are now suffering any se
vere pains give it a trial, for in fifteen min
utes they will enjoy ease andiromfort.
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
was the first and is the only. Remedy ever
discovered that wilf stop the most torturing
pains in a few seconds, and free the system
from Rheumatic, Neuralgic, Nervous, and
Miasmatic Disorders in a few hours. It will
cure and protect the system against sudden
attacks of
CHOLERA, . DYSENTERY.
DIARRHCEA, CHOLERA MORBUS
BILIOUS CHOLIC. FEVER AND AGUE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA.
Bear in mind, it is a Powerful Disinfect
ant, antacid, diffusive stimulant, nervine anti-
spasmodic, and counter irritant.
TheR. R. REMEDIES are medicaldis-
covcriesof the present century. They are
prepared on an entire new and original theo
ry, to stop pain instarttly; and protect the
human system against nckness or any sud
den attacks. The doses required to be taken
are small. A few drops of READY RELIEF
exercises a powerful influence over diseased
action. IT HAS CURED
Rheumatism iu four hours, Neuralgia in one
hour, Croup iu ten minutes, Diarrhoea in fiC-
teenminutes, Toothache in one second,
Spasms in five minutes, Sick Headache in fif
teen minutes, Chill Fever iu fifteen minutes.
Chilblains in five minutes, Sore Throat iu
four minutes, Influenza in one hour.
SPIRAL COMPLAINTS, stiff Joints, Cuts
Bruises, Wounds Frost Bites Cholera Mor-
busfJDysentery, Tic Doforeanx, and ail oth
er complaints where there are severe pains,
Radway’s Ready Relief will instantly atop
the pain, and qnickly core the diseases.
. R. R. DISCOVERY—No. 2.
RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT
Possesses the most quick and potent power
over all Chronic, Scrofulus, Syphilitic, and
Skin Diseases. In six hours after the first
dose is taken, the-patient will feel its health-
renovating efficacy.
FOR ALL HUMORS.
The most foul and corrupt humors will, in
a few days, yield to the cleansing, purity log,
and renovating influence of the R. R. RE
SOLVENT.
The most loathsome Sores, Ulcers. Nodes,
Swellings, and the most frightful diseases.
Have been cured iu a few days by RAD*
WA YS RENOVATING RESOLVENT. It
is pleasant to take, and the patient feels no
disagreeable sensation ofsickness at stomach.
CHRONIC DISEASES
That have been lingering in the system, cor
rupting the blood, softening the bones, pros
trating the muscles, for ten, twenty, or forty
years, have been radically cared by RAD
WAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT.,
GREAT LUNG MEDICINE FOR ALL
LUNG COMPLAINTS.
Persons affected with weak or nicerated
Langs, Tntercules, Bronchitis, Hacking Dry
cough, difficult breathing or spitting Blood.
Radway s Renovating Resolvent-will, in a
short time remove all obstructions from the
longs and throat; and impart strength and
soundness to the weak and diseased lnngs.
There is no medicine in present use that
has made so many rapid cares of Lnng
Complaints as Radway’s Renovating Resol
vent.' One day will alter the diseased con
dition ofthe longs, and check the ravages of
decay.
The public may rely upon an effectual cure
of the following diseases by usiDg the Reno
vating Resolvent:
Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular
Swellings, Salt Rhenm, Skin Diseases, Can-', _____
cerons Affections, Syphilitic Complaints, j the STAMPEDE MIXTURE has cured more
Female Complaints, Bleeding ot the Lnngs, j persons where ithas been introduced, than any
Tic Doloronx, White Swellioas, Tumors, Ul- othcT medicine in use for the above diseases,
cers, Hacking dry Cough, Bronchitis, Hip ! medicine has neither Arsenic nor Qumme
Diseases, Consumption, Liver Complaint, 111 composition, all the ingredients are of a
- • ’ I perfectly healthy character, and highly stimu
lating and invigorating in their tendency. Per-
Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
unci difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tho
Heart, Choaking or Suffocating, Sensations,
when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision,
Dots.or Webs before the Sight, Sever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspi
ration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain
in the Side, Back. Brest, Limbs, &«., Su
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in’the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great De
pression of Spirits, can be effectually Cured
by DR. HOOFLAND’S Celebrated GER.
MAN BITTERS, Prepared by DR C.M,
JACKSON, GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 20 Arch St., one door below sixth, Pkita.
Their power over the above diseases is not
excelled, if equally, by any other preparation
in the United States as the cures attest, in
many cases after skilful physicians had fail-
led. . - \-
These Bitters are worthy the attention of
Invalids. Possessing great virtues in therec--
tification of the liver and lesser glands, exer
cising the most searching power in weakness
and affections of the digestive organs, they
aro withal safe, certain and pleasant.
READ THE TESTIMONY F R O M
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.
Linch 4r Davis, Eatonton, Geo., July 14,
1853, says: ‘*Your German Bitters are ta
king the lead of all other medicines for chron
ic diseases, See., and are selling rapidly.—
Please send us another box immediately, or
we shall be out before it arrives.”
D. E. II. Slrohccker, Macon, Ga., Jan. 1st,
1852, said: “I am happy to say that your
German Bitters are gaming a great reputa
tion. I think it will, in fature, sell very rap
idly.”
W. Moxey Sr Co., Montecello, Geo., Oct.
6tb, 1862. said: ‘-Your Bitters, though en
tirely unknow’n before in this country, have
sold rapidly, and given satisfaction.”
Dickson 4* Greeri, Alexandria Ala., Sept.
30.1852, said: “Wehave taken pain3 to in
troduce yonr German Bitters, aud we find it
to be a veay valuable medicine.”
C. Robinson, Bellufohte, Ala,, Jan. 301851,
said; “Your Medicine must eventually havo
a large sale; all those who used it in the fall
liked it very much. The people have been
much deceived here by trifling patent nos
trums that affects the sale of your valuable
Bitters, and wiH until it becomes known,”
Chancy Flower, Tuskeege, Ala., Jan. 1st,
1851, said: “The Bitters are selling well, and
I think they will continue so, as they give
good satisfaction to those who have used the m’
Dr. Henry P. Leonard, Fayeite C.H. Ala.
Jan. 15,1353, said: “Yonr Bitters have done
wonders in this section.' A yonth, a son of
G M Hnbbert, Esq., of this county, had been
for several months nn der the care of our best
practitioners without relief, and the case re
ported dontfal, and the young man, although
scarcely able to get about, commenced with
the bitters. He found so much relief from
the first bottle that he continued to take, un
til a complete cure was affected. He is now
perfectly well and stout.” . -
They are entirely vegetable, free from
all idjurious ingredients; always strengthen
ing and never prostrating the svstem.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities, and at retail by apothecaries
and storekeepers in every town in the United
States, and by HICK8 HARGROVE,
Sept. 19,1854. Rome Ga.
ic
*
Erom Visschcr & Schell's
GENERAL ADVERTISING HOUSE.
Appleton’s Building 346 and 348 Broadway,
Prompt Attention given to Collecting and
Purchasing.
Orders solicited for all-kinds of Paj>er,
Presses, Ink, Type, and other Printing
Materials, together with PIANOS, IRON
SAFES, SEWING MACHINES, See,
REFERENCES.
C. LASSALLE, Ed, of Courier des Etats-Unis.
Messrs. J. & E. BROGKS, Ed. ofN. Y. Express.
C. C. BURR,, Esq., EcLN. Y. NationalDemocrat.
R. LEXOW, Esq:, Ed. of New-Yorker Belle tris-
tiches Journal.
FEVER AID AGUE.
D R. EDWARD BLEECEER’S STAMPEDE
MIXTURE—For the Fever and Ague,
Chagres Fever, Dyspepsia and all Bilious Af
fections.
The proprietor of this Medicine will state,
without hesitation or fear of contradiction, that
Dyspepsia, Water Brash
FEEBLE MEN AND WOMEN,
Whose nuptial beds for years have been
coaches of disappointment and regret, will
find Radway’s Renovating Resolvent a true
renovator and invigor.;tor of the diseased
and disabled parts. All unsonndness is re
moved in a few days and every organ in the
system restored to health, strength and vigor.
NERVOUS PEOPLE.
Should take Radway’s Renovating Resol
vent. It will make the most nervous, weak,
gloomy, and dejeOtejj victims of nervousness
feel healthy, vigorous, and happy. Price of
R. R. Resolvent, SI per bottle.
R. R. R.-DISCOVERY, Io. 3.
RADWAY’S REGULATORS.
THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF
RADWAV A CO.
One Regulator is sufficient to regulate the
Bowels. Liver, and Pancrees, to a healthy
discharge of their functions.
Two will insure a pleasant discharge from
the bowels at a regular period of time every
day.
Four to six will purge thoroughly all cor
rupt and acrimonious humors from the ali
mentary canal.
RADWAY’S REGULATORS.
Radway’s Regulators are most carefally
prepared from extracts and gnms of trees,
plants, roots, and herbs. There are no pills
in use that will act upon the Liver, Pancreas,
.Bowels the Salivary jGlands and nerves, so
pleasantly and so effectually as the R. R.
Regulators. No-pills can be taken for any
length of time with the same safety to toe
constitution : for instead x>f debilitating toe
system by powerful and drastic purging, they
act pleasantly upon the bowels and impart
strength to every nerve and tissue of the
body. -
REGULATORS VS. PILLS.
We are continually asked, what is the dif.
ference between Radway’s Regulators and
ordinary pills? ^ v
We answer that pills, as they are ordinari
ly prepared and sold by different manufac
turers, are generally of two kinds—those
which operate on the bowels merely called
purgative pills, and these which excite the
secretion ofthe liver and are called mercu-
rialor liver pills, Radway’s Regulators re-
semblepills merely in shape, but differ in
every other characteristic.
They act not only on the bowels, bnt on
the liver, skin, pancreas, and kidneys, regu
lating each organ to a healthy action. They
ate not drastic, and never give pain as mo3t
putgative pills do; they stimulate the liver
without endangering the patient with saliva
tion, as mercurial pills doj containing no
minerals in their composition, they aro harm
less when used for a lengtn of time. They
are tasteless, enveloped in an elegant coating
of gum. 1 to 3 regulators, 8 to 6 purge-
good at all times.
AS A FAMILY PHYSIC,
Radway’s Regulators are the most innocent,
safe, mind, and pleasant Pills in use. They
are a quick and certain care for Costiveness,
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Kidney Com
plaint, Jaundice, Head Aches, Nervousness,
Melancholy. Diseases of tho Bladder.
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES.
Leucorrooea, Fleur, Albns, Whites, and
Irregularities.of all hinds.
BILIOUS DISEASES.
Bile on the stomach, Bilions Colic, En
largement of the spleen, and all Chronic Af
fections of the Liver and Kedneys.
R. R. R. REMEDIES arc sold by Drug-
g’sts every where. RAD WAY &CO.
162, Fulton street, (up stairs, i
Ocl. 10,1854. RICKS & CO. AgcntsJ
sons while using this medidlne will not he af
fected by exposure to water or a damp atmos
phere no more than when in their usual health.
Planters in sections of the country where the
Ague prevails, will <fb well to adopt this medi
cine, as the patient is not obliged to lay by
while under treatment, andtheymay be assured
of a speedy cure. The Proprietor could intro-
dace thousands of certificates from those of the
highestRespectability, but prefers saying to the
sick buy one bottle and you will have the infal
lible proof in yourself Full directions for Its
use accompany each bottle.
Certificates can be seen at the office, showing
where this medicine has Cured when all others
nave failed.
For dyspepsia and all other Billious Com
plaints, there is not a better Medicine in the
market.
Ithas also been taken with the most astonish
ing success in several cases of Rheumatism and
Goat; for these complaints take a tablespoonful
twice a day.
One Bottie of this Medicine very often has
the desired effect.—Prico $1 per bottle,
For salo by druggists in all parts of the Uni
ted States and Canadas.
All wholesale orders must he addressed to
MEAD & BLEECKER, sole Proprietors 9S
Broadway, New York.
A. GFNT^.
HICKS & HARGROVE, Rome.
SIMONS, RUFF <fe Co., Charleston.
August 31,1S52. ly.
WINSHIPS IRON WORKS
T HE subscriber is now prepared to receive
and execute orders for all kinds of
Casting and Machine Works,
and all persons favoring him with orders may
rely upon having their work executed in tho
best manner and at short notice.
Orders for SHSH, BLINDS AND DOORS,
promptly attended to at his Car establish
ment* <
{•'gf’Cash paid for Old Copper Brass and
Cast Iron. \
JOHNH. WINSHIPS.
Atlanta, July 6,1854.—ly.
emianisv,
or I hare found it.
THE GERMAN ELIXIR,
Or Great Health Renovating Remedy,
For the cure of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus,
Costive Bowels, Loss of Appetito,
Sour Belching, Colic, Fomale Irregularities, <£c.
To the wonderful and beneficial ( fleets
of this medicine the following persons have
willingly testified: ~ ,
Rev. MarkE. Andrews, A. M. Tuskegee, Ala.
Mrs. Sarah Goss, Auburn, Ala.
Mr. Nathaniel Collins, Chambers county, Ala^
Prof C. C. Richards, A. M. Wrightsboro', Ga.
Col. F. W. Dillard, Auburn, Ala.
Rev. D. L. T. Douglas, A. M. Auburn, Ala.
Hon. Wylie W. Mason, (formerly Chancellor
of toe Middle District of Ala.)
Rev. Wm. F. Samford, A. M. President Oak
Bowery Female College, Ala.
Miss Juliet Murdock, Mount Meigs, Ala,
Dr. Wm. C. Collins, Auburn, Ala.
Hundreds of- additional certificates eould be
furnished, but the above is deemed sufficient to
inspire tho intelligent with reasonable confi
dence in too virtue of toe Remedy,
Manufactured by
W M. R. JONES, & Co.
Auburn, Ala.,
And sold by numerous Agents throughout tho
ountry at $1 per Bottle.
oSeptember 26,1854. ty