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_ — — LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. LEGAL ADVIBTiSfcMENTS. GEORGIA, Floyd County. vJ To a'l whom il may concern. Whereas Harrison Camp applies to toe for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Susan Self, late of said County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindled and creditors of said doseased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, If any they hate, whs let ters of a lminlstration should not begrabted unto said applicant. Given under my hand and official signature at ©ffiae, this 18th March, 1858. JESSE LAMBERTH, March 20,’66. Ordinary. ofAmlnfadration, with tbo will annexed, on the estate of Mathias G. Simpkins, lato of •aid county, deceased. , . . These are,therefore, to clteand admonish all and vngnkr the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear atmy office within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if any they hare, why said let-sera of Administration should not be grated note said applicants. Given under my hand and official signature, at office, this 20th day of Match. 1855. JESSE LAMBERTH. search SO. *55 Ordinary. CHATTOOGA LANDS FOE SALS. AGREEABLE TO AN ORDER OF THE Coart of Ordinary of Chattooga ooanty, there will be told before the Cewrt Home door in Sam raervitte, Chattooga coanty, on the first Toeeday in Sert. next, the Mlowieg 'property to wit: Lota of Land Number fifty-three end Number Twenty, in the Thirteenth District aad Fourth Section of Chattooga ooanty, together with the •ppurtonsnoee. Solder the property of Wil liam McConnell, lato of Chattooga county do- Sold lot oflend containing 231 eCTee, lie oo the main Valley read in Broomtowa Valley, seren aflee north-east of Sam orerrille, end eon •titoto one of the most desirable eitaetioas, mi dances and tarns la the Cherokee country. Tae two Lots of Land tie broadside and an well hrtmL There hetag one of the host brick dwelling hooaoo in the oeuatry, large and well lenetraeUd kitekens, aegre hoooot, borne, thraeher, eottoa gin end screw. There ere one hundred aad thirty er forty acme cleared, and in n high state of eahieetion. There ere on the premises twosgeadid wells, end elso twospring* farther infanwHtton. eea calf non the under stood *t Ringgold, Gn* or R £ Gilkeysosox ^^faTwais one third Cash, the other two thirds upon one end two year's credit jtMcConnell, _ L H8HKRLT. J***” .Bstriz. end M A SioCONNELL,: March St *M.tds. tea for Georgia, Floyd County: \ Hope applies •rty of Alexander,; Hill late of sold County These are therefore to ette end admonish oR aad siagatafr fan Uadradaad Meads of said orphaastoba aad appear at my ofiee within the time preseribodhy lew to show cense, (if say they can) why raid letters of Goerdienshipehonld not be granted ante said applicant Giron an der my bead and official signature at ofiee, thi 26th February. JESSE LAMBERTH, Fob. 17 Ordinary. COCRT OF 9R»U1RY, Fahroary Term* 1855. TT appecring to the Oonrt by the petition of 1 Jasper Loyd, Amth that Thomas Loyd of Floyd eoanty dseeeerd, did, in his lifetime, ex ecute to said Jasper Loyd hie bond for titles to half of Lotof Load (North half) aamber oaa bandied aad eighty-two, (185) in the 73d Dis trict end 3d Section, of originally Cherokee, sow Floyd county, containing eighty aeres mereerleee, ciaditi—d to he retd by Ida ne- Megn deed in foe simple toaaidhalf Lot,- aad R farther appearing that said deceased died without executing a deed or making nay pro visions therefor by will or otherwise; aad It farther appearing fast said Jasper Laid has fully paid the purchase price, and baring peti tioned this Court to direct George W. and Thos. H. Loyd, Executors of said deceased, to execute lesint ‘ ~ * titles in conformity with It is therefore ordered that notice he giren at fane or more public places in said county and in the Borne Courier at least throe months of such application, that all parsons concerned may file their objections (If any they hare) in the Ordinary's ofiee why said George W. and Thomas N. Loyd, Executors ae aforesaid, should not execs to titles In eeufonaity with said Bond. A true extract from minutes of Court, Feb ruary 5 th, 1855. JESSES LAMBERTH, Ordinary. rBMGU, Floyd County. vs WILLIAM B. TBRHUNE, Administratior •o the Estaft of William C. Me Xincb, deceased, nptiea tome for letters of dismission there- Tbcse ire ; therefore, to eite and admonish all persons cooeerned, to appear at my of fice within the time prescribed by law, to abow cause why said letters of dismission should not be granted. JESSE LAMBERTH, Dec 19, ’64; Ordinary. Floyd Superior Court, November Term, '54. Frances E. Owen, Adm’x") of Joseph D. Owen, dec’d I vs. I Bill to Marshall Francis IK. Allen et. al y Ass sets Discov- Creditois dec. of the Es- j eiy and Injunc- tato of said Joseph D. | tion. Owen, deceased. J /\N motion it is ordered that the creditors of the Estate of Joseph D. Owen deceased, come forward at the next term of said Coart, and prove their claims against said Estate, and that a copy of this order be published in the Rome Courier once' a month for three months before the sitting of sai Court UN DER WOODS & MITCHELL, Sola. Pro. Complt. A true Extract fram be minutes of Court. This 20th December, 864. Det. 96, *64. 3m Richard Lam aster I Libel for Divorce io vs. > Floyd Superior Court, Lucy An Lamaster ) November Term, 1864 r r appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff that defendant does not reside in this county, and it further appearing that ■he does not reside in this State. It is on motion ordered that said defendant appear aad answer at the next term of thia Coo t, or that the case be considered in default - and tbe psaintiff allowed to proceed. A d It is further ordered, that service of this Rale be perfect d by publication in the Boms Courier once a-mouth for three months before the next Term of this Court. R. D. HARVY, Pet’m Sol. True extract from minutes of Court, Dec. .tb, 1854. A. B. ROSS. Ci’k. Dec. 26,1854. 3m GEORGIA, Gordon Coanty. \\THERE AS.David 8. Law, Administrator on v V the Estate ot Gabriel T. Moore, deceased, applies to me for letters dismissory from said A d ministration. Therefore the kindred and creditors of said deceased are hereby admonished to file (heir objections, (if nay they have,) in my Ofiee In terms of the Law; otherwise letters dismissoiy will be granted to said applicant at the May Tern next of the Court of Ordinary for said ooanty. Given under my band at ofiee, this 8th day of October, 1854. ALEXANDER STROUP, Oct. 10, '54—8m Ordinary. MLTATK OF GEORGIA, Floyd Coanty. ^ To all whom it may concern will please (tke notice, that wbeacas Thomas 8. Price and Benjamin Garrrctt, administrators on the Estate of Micsjab Mays, decoasod* ap ply to me for letters ef dismsssion from the same, These are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all and singular, the Kindred and Cred itors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by Law, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted unto said ap plicant. ..Given under my band and official f-ienatareatloffice...l2ih January, 1865. JESSE LAMBERTH, Jan. 16,1864. Ordinary. EXECUTOR’S SALE. GEORGIA, Floyd Coanty. By virtue of an order from the Court of Or dinary of said County on Monday the first In stant will ba sold before tho Court Houso door in Rome on the first Tuesday in April next, be tween the usual hours of sale, two negro staves, belonging to the Estate of Elisabeth Williams lato of Warren County deceased, to wit : Pol icy, about twenty years old, of dark complexion, and Frank, a boy of eleven years old. Sold for tha benefit of the Heirs and creditors of said Estate. Terms nidi known on tbo niy of into* Feb 13 HENRY BAKER, Bxr. GEORGIA, Cardan Conuty. W HEREAS Judith Barnwell, Executrix or the last will A Testament of Robert Barn well deceased, applies to mo for letters dis missory flrom said Executorship. Taereftre the kindred and creditors of said deceased are hereby cited and admonished to file their objections, (if any they have,) in my ofiee in terras of tho Law; otherwise letters dismissory will be granted to said applicant at tke May Term next of the Court of Ordinary for mid county. Given under my hand at Office, this fith day of October, 1854. ’ ALEXANDER STROUP. Oct. 10. '54.—8m Ordinary. ADHKIISTRATOR’B SALE. B Y AUTHORITY of an order granted by tho Court of Ordinary of Richmond County, will be told on the first Tuosday in May next, at the Court House in the city of Rome, Fioyd Coanty, Lot ofland No. 190 in 4th distriot, 4th ty deceased. Terms made knownfen tho day of sale. LAMBETH HOPKINS, Feb 27. tds. Administrator. STATE OF GEORGIA, Flayd Couaty r > nil whom it may concern will pi take notice that whereas A. A. Anderson, Administrator on the estate of 8. W. Ansley, deceased, applies to me for letter of dismission from the same. .. „ These are, therefore, to eite and admonish all aad ‘singular tha kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by taw, to show sense, (it any they nave) why said Letters of Dismission should not be granted unto said applicant in terms of the law. .... Given under my hand and official signature at office, this 2nd Oct. A. D. 1854. * JESSE LAMBRTH, Oct 8,1854. Ordinary. _ To ail wbom it may concern udU plwiso take notice, that whereas A. B.Reece Aministrator on the Estate ot William R. Johnson, de ceased, applies for letters of dismission from tho same. These are therefore to eite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and cteditom of •aid deceased to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by taw to abow 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 80th November, 1854. JESSE LAMBERTH, Dae. •,’64. Ordinary. TROOT HOUSE. THE undorsigned bogs to announoo to tho oitisens of Atlanta and the travel ing pablte, that ho will open tho Trout Hons* on Monday next, for tho accommodation of boarders and transiont persons, with farnituro entirely now, Rooms well ventilated, large and airy Halls, and by constant attention to tho wants of bis guests, tho subscriber hopes to make his House among tho most desirable to be found in tho State. AARON GAGE, Atlanta, Nov. 28,1854-ly Proprietor. MRS. CALDWELL'S SCHOOL. w Georgia, Floyd County:— I hereby give public notice that Land War rant No. 63,080 issued on tho 26th September 1863, to Lewis Shiflete, and assigned by him in Blank to me, was forwarded from Hkortoa Georgia, to ray address on or about the lei ef November 1864. Said warrant has never oo to band, and is either lost, stolon or destroyed, aad I shall proceed to apply for a duplicate thereat; on or after the 18 day of april next. D. H. MoCURRY, Feb 27 fit. Assignee. Administrators’ Sale. B Y virtue of an order of the Ordinary or Floyd County will bo fold before the Court Houso door in tho City of Rome, on tho first Toeeday in April next, between the legal hours of sale, a Negro Man by tha name of DANIEL, about fifty yearn of age. sold as the property of William Partlow, deceased for tho benefit of tho heirs and creditors of said dooeased. Terms made known on day of sale. WILLIAM R. BERRYHILL, Feb. 20,1856. Ad’mV. John W. Wood') ihWood.) WmiihIi Libel for Divoroe la Walker Superior Conti. I T appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff that the defendant ia not to ba found in raid county. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that service bo pefeetod by publication In tha “ Rome Courier, once a month for four months, prior to tho noxt term of this court. JNO. H. LUMPKIN, j. s. c. c. c. A true extract from tho Minutes of Court, November 8th, 1854, JOHN DICKSON, Clerk. Nov. 21,1864 AMERICAN ARTISTS’UNION! Tho Amnios* Artist Union, would respect- folly annonnee to the oitisens of the United States and the Canadas, that for the ef cultivating a taste for the fine arts oat the eoaatey, aad .with the view of every fiunfly to become possessed of a gallery of Engravings, BY TOE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE, They hare determined, In order to oreate an extensive sale for their Engravings, and thus not only give employment to a large number of artists and others, but inspire among our coun trymen a taste for worka of art, to present to the purchasers of their engravings, when 260,000 of them are sold, 850,000 gifts, of the actual cost of $160,000 Each purchaser of a One Dollar Engraving, therefore, receives not only an Engraving rich ly worth tho money, but also a ticket which entitles him to one of the Gifts when they are distributed. For FIVE DOLLARS, a higly finished Bn- aving, beautifully PAINTED in OIL and EVE GIFT TICKETS, will bo sent; or Fith Dollar’s worth of splendid Engravings can be selected from the Catalogue. A copy of the catalogue, together with a specimen of .one of the Engravings, can be seen at the office of this paper. For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually worth that sum, and a Gift Ticket, will imme diately be forwarded. AGENTS: The Committse believing that the success of thisGucAT National Urdxrtakihg will be materially promoted by the energy and enter prise of intelligent and persevering Agents, have resolved to treat with such on the most liberal terms. Any person wishing to become an Agent, by sending (post paid,) " GIFT TICKET," a Pros pectus, a Catalogue and all other necessary in- ormation. On the final completion of the sale, the. Gift* will be pieced in the hands of a Coxuittbb of the PVRCHASRms to be'DisTUBuran, dno^notice of which win be given throughout the United States and the Canadas. LIST OF GIFTS 100 Marble busts of Washing ton, at 100 Marble busts of Clay, 100 » “ Webster, 100 “ " Calhoun, 60 elegant GitlPaintings, in ’ splendid gilt frames, sire • 3x4 ft. each. 600 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly col’d in oil, rich gilt frames 24x30 in. each 10,000 elegant steel plate En graving*, col’d in oil,- of the Washington Monu ment, 20x20 inehes each, 237,000 steel plate Engra vings, from 100 different plates, now in possession of, and owned by the Ar tists' Union, of the mar ket value of, from 60 cts. to $1 OOeach, 1 first-class Dwelling, in 31st st., N. City, 22 building lots in 800 and) 101st ate. N. City, each > 25x100 ft. deep, at j 100 Villa Site*, containing each 10,000tq. ft. in the suburbs of New Yorkcity, and commanding a mag nificent view of the Hud son Birer and Long Isl and Sound, at 20 perpetual loans of cash, without interest, or socu-1 rity, of $250 each, j 50 “ “ 100 “ 100 « " 50 » 250 “ “ 20 “ 2,000 » “ 5 " Reference in regard to the Real Estate,' F. J. Vissobbb k Co., Real Estate Brokers, Now York. Orders, (post paid,) with money enclo sed, to be addressed, J. W. HOLBROOKE, flec’iy, 505 Broadwsy, N. Y. jJ37*The averages in the catalogue are now ready for delivery. Oct 10, '54 $100. $10,000 100. 10,000 100. 100. 10,000 10,000 100. 6,000 10. 6,000 4. 40,000 MR8. C. E. CALDWELL will open a school in the house of the subscri ber, (formerly the Female Academy) on the LAST MONDAY OF JAN- UARY. The course of instruction will bo extensive and thorough. Tho long ex- perience and great iuooom in teaching, justify tho hope of a liberal patronage. Sha will adopt tho scale of prices established io tho Male Acad emy of this place, for a session of 20 weeks 1st Class, s :: : $12,00 2d « :::::::::::::::::: 15,00 3d 18,00 Drawing and water’oolors extra. Freneh will be taught at the Professor’s char ges. Prof. B. F. Barely, will giro lnstrnetion In mu sic. Tho first term of tho year tuay be protracted and tha second term may be shortened four weeks; if so the charges will be arranged accordingly. Pupils received at any time, but no deductions will be made exeept in protracted eases of tick- ness. J. M. M. CALDWELL, jan 0, t£ WINSHIPS IRON WORKS T HE snbscriber is now prepared to receive and execute orders for all kinds of Carting and machine Works, aad all persons favoring him with orders may rely upon having their work executed in the heat manner ana at short notice. Orders for 8HSH, BLINDS AND DOORS, promptly attended to at his Car establish ment- yyCash paid for Old Copper Brass and Cast Iron. , JOHN H. WINSHIPS. Atlanta. July 6,1854.—ly. HEAT JACOB'S CORDIAL. Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, FOR ALL BOWEL DISEASES. Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholic, Cholera Infantum, ALSO, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO MANY DISEASES OF FEMALES; MOST ESPECIALLY PAINFUL MENSTRUATION. THE~VlRTiiE OFJA^B'S T^DIALARETOO WELliiwO^TOBEtiijiRiEirconniHSj lsf 2d. 3d. 4/A, 6/A. 6/A. 7/A. It cures the worst cases of Diarrhea. II cures the worst forms of Dysentery. It cures California or Mexican Diarrheta. It relieves the severest Colic. It cures Cholera Morbus. It cures Cholera Infantum. It cures Painful Menstruation. 8/A. It relieves Pain in Back and Loins. 9/A. It counteracts Nervousness and Despon dency. 10/A. It Restores Irregularities. 11/A. It dispels Gloomy ami Historical feelings. 12/A. It's a Tranquilizer and Admirable Tonic A few abort Extract! from Letters, Testimonials, &c, “I have nsed Jacob’s Cordial in my family, and have found it a most efficient and In my judgment, a valuable remedy.” Hon. IIibam Warnkr, Judge of Supreme Court, Ga. “It gives mo pleasure in being able to recommend Jacob’s Cordial—my own personal ex perience, and tho experience of ray neighbors and friends around mo, ia a sufficient guaran tee for me to believe it to be all that it purporst to bo; vis: a soyrrcion rkurdt.” Hon. Wm. H. Underwood, formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit. “I take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable medicine to all afflicted with bow el diseases, for which I believe it to be a sovereign remedy—decidedly superior to any thing else ever tried by mo.” A. A. Gacldino, Deputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge ofGeorgia. “Thisefficient remedy is travelling into celebrity as fast a Bonaparto poshed bis columns into Russia, and gaining commondatton wherever used.” [Georgia Jeffersonian, May 19/A, 1858. “ I have used 'Jacob’s Cordial’ in my family, and this, with all I hear about it, as a rem edy by those who have tried it,induces me to believe that it stands at the head of every preparation of tho kind, and 1 would recommend its use in the disease for which it is compounded. Mii.se G. Dobbins, Cashier of the Bank of the State ofGeorgia, Griffin, "If there is any credibility In human testimony,’Jacobs Cordial’ must stand pre-emi nent above all other preparations for tho cure of Bowel Diseases. From the mass of testi mony In its favor coming in from all quarters, it must 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, |3cTFor sale by Dr. Hicks &| Co. and J. E. Pinson, Rome;S. M. Davidson Cave Spring, R. D. Winoard Vann’s Valley, Stephen Ball Armutchee, T. McGoiee McGuire’s Store, Wm.J McCollouqu Floyd Springs, Carpenter & Burke Cassvilie, : E Porter Adaira- T Ule, Alluood &Edwards Summerville, Thornton’s Dahlonega.M. Turner Stilesborough, a nd by the principal Merchants ahd Druggists throughout the State. The Whole World!! $300,000 WORTH OF GIFTS* for the subscribers to the MAMMOTH PICT0IAL OF THE WHOLE WOULD. Published simultaneously in the three cities of New York Pliiladclpkla and Balfi more. As soon as 300,000 subscribers are obtained aad having already an actual circulation about 200,000, it Is now certain the DISTRIBUTION WILL SOOT TARE PLACE Among the extraordinary LIST OF GIFTS, (being one for every ticket issued,) are 'ProfL Hart's Elegant Country Seat, valued at 25,000 A Magnificent City Residence, valued at 17, 1 A Cash Loan for 100 yean, wiithout in terest or security, 10,000 Building Lots, Elegant Piano Fortes, Mclode dsons, Gold Watches, Bracelets, Rings, Books of travel in the Old and New World, by profess or Hart; Real Estate, Ac., Ac., in all number ing 300,000 Gifts, valped at : : : : : :$300,000. Every single remittance of $1, secures one year's subscription to the Mammoth Pietorial, and tho gratuity of a Gift Ticket, whiob entitles the holder to one share in the 300,000 Gifts.— -Thus every person investing in this stupendous Enterprise reeeives the full worth of hie or her money in snbaeription to a first class journal, (the greatest and most interesting Pictorial of tho age,) besides a Gift for each subscription which may prove an immense fortune to the re ceiver. For complete List of Gifts, and full and ex plicit particulars in regard to the great Enter prise, Distribution, Ac., see a'copy of the Whole World, which will be promptly sent, free ot charge, where desired by letter post paid. The Whole World may also be seen at the of fices of all papers containing this advertisement, where information may ba obtained in regard to the paper and enterprise. Agenfs Postmaster* and Ladles desirous of lucrative and at the same time genteel em ployment, should not foil to see a copy of/Ae Whole World, whieh contains by for the most liberal inducements ever offered to agents in the way of immense cash premiums, gifts, com missions, Ac., whereby any person with ordina ry activity, can easily make fl.OOO and up wards, per year; to whieh foot the agents we already have can certify. Secnre the Pictorial, and become wise, rich and happy. Correspondents, must write their address— {lame, PortofBce* Coanty* an dState* all wherever desired in any part of the world. If any orders are received after the 300,000 subscribers are obtained the money will he promptly returned, post-paid, to the person sending it. p33~ All letters and remittances for the Pio to rial, Willi Gift Tickets* must invariably be addressed, post-paid, to Prof* J* Woodman Hart* World’s Hall. Broadway Hew York there being the only office for the Gift Enter prise. But remittance for the Pietorial xrltfaont Gift Tickets, may be sent to Prof* J* WOOD- HA9HABT* Hart’s Bonding Chestnut St, Phlladclpal Pa. there being the principal odiotrial and publication office. OctlO 1854. 6m. Korean Kirkpatrick & Co. HAVING opened anew Ware room ob Peach Tree Street, would Call the attention of the pnblie to their stock of FURNITURE, embra cing Cabinet Ware, in all its varieties. Chairs of every kind; Lonnges, Mcttrosses of Springs, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shacks. CARPETS, RUGS Ao., Window Shades, Window Curtains, Damask, Cornices, Bands, Cord and Tassels, 'Loops, Ac. Ae. Window Papering, House do., Fire-board do. They stOl continue their shop, SOUTH OF GEORGIA RAIL ROAD SQUARE and are prepared to do all kinds of work connec ted with their business, such as making and re pairing Furniture, Malting Mattresses, Upholste ring, Ao. They keep also on band, Metalie Burial Cases and mako upon short notice, Ma hogany, Walnut and other wood Coffins. CHAIR FACTORY.—They have enlarged their manufacturing shops at Decatur, and ean supply Morgan’s original Cottage Chairs, Hind- ley's Patent Bedstead, together with all articles of Cabinet Ware, of their own manufacture, in .anyquantitv desired. They are. now manufacturing and finishing namelled Cottage Setts, far superior to any to bo had from the North. jan 9 '56, ly - 41,000 12,000 1000. 21,000 500. 50,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 FULTON HOUSE, Atlanta* Georgia* THE undersigned take this method of informing tho publie|that they are the Pro ctors of the Fulton Hotise which is now be ing fitted up with new Furniture, on which, with other appendages, they foel prepared to make their guests comfortable. Thoy pledge their efforts togivo satisfaction to their guosts. Trav elling custom is respectfully solicited. Fraxcib M. Allen, Book Keeper. Jonx N. REEVES, A. Z. REEVES, of Augusta, Ga. of Rome, Ga. Atlanta, Feb. 20, ’55. ly "wmiimmt" JJOSEPII’R SWIFT, HAS JUST RECEIVED a large lot of CLOTHING on consignment, WHICH HE WILL SELL LOW FOR CASH. The patronage of the publie is respoctfolly solicited. The clothing oonsists of various styles, viz: Fine Dress Goods, Fins Frock Goods, Fine Talmas Overcoats Satin, Velvets, Plush A Silk Vests. Cassimers Pants—and; affine lot of common Clothing, well; made up. Call and exam Jfor yourselves. Atlanta, Feb 13 tf. OSEPH R SWIF EAR AND EYE. Deafness* Total or Partial* Entirely Re moved. D R. ALSOPHERT begs to call the attention of thoao suffering under a partial or total loss of the sense of nearing to the following facta : He treats diseases of the middle and internal ear with medicated douches, such as is practiced iu the Infirmaries of Berlin, Leipsic, Brussels, Hamburg and 8t. Peters- burgh, and lately by the most distinguished London Auriats. with the most wonderful success; indeed it is the only method that has born universally successful. The best proof of the efficacy of this treat mout will be a reference to nearly nine liun- hundred names, residents of the United States, Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, who have been restored to acute hear ing and not a single solitary case, to our knowledge, did we fail to effect either a par tial or total restoration of the hearing, when our advice and instructions were fouhfuily and punctually adhered to. Many who could not bear the report of a pistol alarm's length, can now hear a watch beat at the distance of four fee*. In case of mneus ac cumulation in the Eustachian Tube and Tympanum, inflammation of the mucus mem brane; nervous affections, diseases of the membran tympani, called “ the dram,” or when the disease can be traced to tho effects of fevers or colds, the use of quinine or mercurial medicines, gatherings in the ears in childhood, Ac., this treatment stands pre eminent. When the auditory canal is dry and scaly, with little or no secretions, when the deafness is accompanied with noise in the ear like foiling water, chirping of insects, ringing of bells, rustling of leaves, continual pulsations, a dbcharge of matter or when in stooping, a sensation is felt as if a rush of blood to tho 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 infoilible. 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 aente hearing. Dr. A. begs explicitly to state that in those cases be undertakes, he guarantees a suc cessful result—complete restoration of the sense of such a marked improvement as will be perfectljwsatisfactory, if his remedies are faithfully appifod 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 tho deaf ness. When the hearing is restored, it is ex pected that those in easy circumstances will contribute liberally. All diseases of tho Eye successfully treat ed by the application of MEDICATED VA PORS, Ac., nn infallible no-painless treat ment for diseases of the Eye, acute or chron ic, Cataract, Specks, Inflammation, Flint and Weakness of Vision, Granulation of the Lids Ulceration of the Lachrysmal Grands, &a, &c. To tho astonishing and gratifying ef fects of this treatment, the child, thejonth, those of mature age, as well as thoserar ad vanced in life, all bear testimony to its won derfully renovating, healing and soothing ef fects. Medicines, Apparatus, Ac-, sent to any rt at my expense and risk. paAddrcss Dr. ALSOPHERT. Broadway office. No. 422} oearCanal-St., New York. Consultation fee, Five Dollars. Dr. A's WorkgOn diseases of the Eye, the Nature and Treatment of Diseases and Treat ment of tha Deaf and Dumb—illustrated with steel plates—price $10 Money letters must 6e registered by tho Post-master. IDT Southerner, copy Nov 14. 1854 6m D.J.W.HICK &G0. ROME, GA., Wholesale and Retail dealers in CHOICE DRUGS AKD® 0X01®0©D0a[l®. ENGLISH, FRENCH,* AMERICAN CHEMICALS, Extracts, Perfumery, 8having ana Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Ac. SUPERIOR FLUID LAMPS, For Parlors and Private Rooms, LAMP CHIMNEYS, Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brashes, SURGICAL 4- DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, Hernia Trusses* &e. Together with every other articlo usually found in our line of business, which we offer at the lowest market prices. May 25,1854. ly Diarrhoea and Dysentery. T lHE unrivaled success attending Dr. Hicks’ prescription for the above dis eases daring their prevalence In this city, and and vicinity, during the last summer, and the numerous calls for it now, have induced the Proprietors, Dr. J. W. HICKS A CO., to put it up in neat Bottles, with full directions accompanying each Bottle. They do not of fer it to the public as a secret nostrum, baton a prescription founded in a scientific manner, ■nd upon purely physiological principles, and of medicines long known for their pecu liar efficacy in relieving the above diseases. It may bo bad, wholesale and retail, at their Drag Store, No. 39, Broad-street, Rome, Ga Also of Mr. Wm. Bell, Messrs. Hughes A Spann, Cherokee, Ala. and nearly all the stores in the country. May 25,1854. Prow all things, holdfast that which is good.’ Dr. J. W. HICKS & Co’s Essence of Jamaica Ginger is still on the increase in pnblie estimation and towers far above anything of a similar nature ever invented. The feeble and debil itated are rejoicing under its magic influence and manifold virtues, and it Is hailed with delight by the distressed. For sale, wholesale or retail, at their Drug Store, No. 39* Broad St., Rome, Ga. May 25.1854. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! A GREAT VARIETY of now BOOKS, com prising all of the most recent publications together with a great many standard works, from the best English and American Authors, have just been received at the “ New Book Store ” ot HENRY A. SMITH. Also a great many fine Illustrated Gtft Books for the season, splendidly bound in Morocco Extra, richly gilt. Tho Public are respectfully solicited to give me a call. Oct 10, 1854. PRACTICE OP SURGERY. Dr. JUEIAH HAKEISS I S P R E P A R E D to accommodate with Lodging ahd Hurslng* such Patients as may bo 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. MEDICAL HOT1CE. Ds. T. J. & E. C. WOED, R espectfully notify the citizens of Romo and surrounding country, that having formed a Copartnership, they will give their undivided attention to the practice of the medical profession in all its deport ments The Private Hospital, hereto fore in charge ofDra. Miller A Word, f.they will continue to keep open, where patients laboring under chronic and surgical diseases may be furnished with nurses and treated un der their immediate and constant supervision. Office in the Brick Building nearly opposite the post office. Residence of Dr. T. J. Word, at the Buena Vista House; residence of Dr. R. C. Word, near the Methodist Cbnrcb. THOS. J. WORD, M. D. )■ — •( ROBT. C. WORD, M. D, Rome. Ga., April 6,1854. OBNABURG8. . Bales just received and for sale by March 6 J H McCLUNG k CO. T Excelsior Hand Loom!! HIS important labor saving machino for do mestic manufactory, if destined to supersede and drive out of use all other hand looms that have their treaddles operated by the action of the feet, and the shuttle thrown by the hand. The construction is SIMPLE, CHEAP, AND DURABLE! From its great simplicity, it is not subject to get out of order, and the entire machine oom- jlete, can bo made by any ordinary carpenter. Fho advantages it possesses over the old fash ioned loom, consist in all its parts being SELF CHANGING, requiring no skill to weave. It is neat and convenient, and on it one can weavo THREE TIMES AS MUCH CLOTH as on the old fashioned loom, and WITH LESS LABOR ! The cost ia no more than the old, and is equally adapted to all kinds of domestie weaving. John H. Wisdom offers to sell the Patent Right of tho above loom for the counties of Floyd and Polk by Counties or Districts, he also has a supply of the Looms which he will soli at pri ces to suit the times Jan 3Q '65 tf. To our Customers. J N addition to our usual purchase of Goods made this spring our E. D. Wood is now In Now Ybrk fitting up our stock with new supplies; by which arrangoment we will, by tho 1st of July, be prepared to show you a a larger and bettor supply of Goods fortbo summer trade than usual at this season or tho year. Respectfully Ac., WOOD A BROTHBB FORWARDING BUSIN SS. rpHE undersigned has this day entered into the X receiving and forwarding business in New Orleans, having had six years experience as shipping clerk fpr Wright, Williams k Co., he hopes to merit tho patronage of the pnblie. JNO. L. VIVEN. Refer to: Wright, Davenport k Co., Converse k Co., Peters, Millard k Co., New Orleans; Colonel B. M. Johnson, Shreveport; Col. John F. Jett, Memphis ; T. Whaley, Vicksburg. Goods to my address will be forwarded with the greatest despatch. Sinco July last I have forwarded somo 3000 packages without deten tion ora singlo loss of any package. Boihg agent for Red River, Ouachita, Black River, Tensas, Bayou, Macon and Missisippi river packets, I have at all time the means of ship ping direct from Vessels, also being very near the different route* of steam communication, avoid the delays and extra expenses incurred by commission houses receiving forwarding freights in this city. Now Orleans, Nov. 14—6m N. J. OMBERG, MERCHANT TAILOR, W OULD respectfully call the attention of his friends and customers to his new stock of Goods, which he has just received from New York, consisting in part of blue, black, brown, green, olive adolet and oadet mixed cloths, plain black Cassimeres and doekins, and an extensive variety of Fancy Cassimores of every quality, shade and color; also, a full assortment of black and fancy silk and velvet Vestings; also, French Castors, Boarers, Petershams and Cassimere Overcoatings of French, English, German and American manufacture: His stock of FURNISHING GOODS Is full and complete, consisting of silk, woolen and linon Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Stooks, Cravats, Ties, Suspenders, Gloves, silk, worstod, and cotton, half hose, hats, caps, Ac., all of which are of the latest and most approved styles. He would ooll particular attention to his stock of RADY MADE CLOTHING, The great part of whieh is manufactured at his own establishment, and by some of tho best Houses inNew-York, the superior workmanship of which he will warrant; and also a well se lected stock of Childrens’ and Tooths’ Clothing* Fitting children from five to ton, and boys firom ton to eighteen years old. All kinds of garments made as heretofore— with neatness and dispateh. Rom e Georgia, Sept 26,1864. ly Dissolution. 7 T HE firm of Force Rice A Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the said firtn will bo settled by R. L. RICE All persons indebted to it are requested to come forward and make immediate payment 0. 0. FORCE, Jan. 16, ’55 R. L. RICE. CHOLERA, DIARRHCBA, BILIOUS CHOLIC. PNEUMONIA* R. R. In the year of our Lord, 1847, iu our ca pacities of nalytical chemists, we discovered that by uniting certain vegetable agents, which bad nnver before been used iu me£< cine, we obtained properties possessing snch a marvellous quick power over pain, that the mor.—it it was applied to the parts af fected with pain, all uneasiness ceased. The most torturing pains were relieved iu an in stant, and the moat violent spasms and irri tations were soothed, and the system restor ed io perfect ease in a few minutes. In 1849, we introduced this remedy to the world under the name of RADWAY’S READY RELIEF. It baa bees nsed by hundreds of thousands throughout the United States, giving instant ease to all troubled with Pain or Sickness. One application externally, or a tew drops taken internally, will Instantly free the sof- efrer from tho most violently &Dd terrible E iins, and restore the weak, feeble, and pros- ated frame to strength and vigor. No person has ever used RADWAY’S READY RELIEF iwitbout deriving somo special benefit in 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 and comfort. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF was the first and is the only Remedy ever discovered that will stop the most torturing pains in a few seconds, and free the system from Rheumatic, Neuralgic, Nervous, sod Miasmatic Disorders in a lew hours. It win cure and protect the system against sudden attacks of DYSENTERY. CHOLERA MORBUS FEVER AND AGUE, INFLUENZA. Bear in mind, it is a Powerful Disinfect ant, antacid, diffusive stimulant, nervine anti- spasmodic, and counter irritant. The R. R. REMEDIE8 are medical dis coveries of the present century. They are prepared on an entire new and original theo ry, to stop pain instantly; and protect the human system against richness, or toy sud den attacks. The doses required to be taken are small. A few drops of BEADY RELIEF exercises a powerful influence over diseased action. IT HA3 CURED Rheumatism in four hours, Neuralgia iu one hour, Croup io ten minutes, Diarrhoea in flf- teen minutes, Toothache in one second, Spasms in five minutes, Sick Headache io fif teen minutes, Chill Fever in fifteen minutes. Chilblains iu five minutes, Sore Throat iu four minutes, Influenza iu one hour. SPINAL COMPLAINTS, stiff Joints, Cots Bruises, Wounds Frost Bites Cholera Mor bus, Dysentery, Tic Doloreaox, and all oth er complaints where there are severe pains, Radway’s Ready Relief will instantly stop tho pah), and quickly cure the diseases. R. R. DISCOVERY—No. 2. RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT Possesses the most quick and potent power over all Chronic, Scrofulas, Syphilitic, aod Skin Diseases. Io six hours after the first dose is taken, the patient will feel its health- renovating efficacy. FOR ALL HUMORS. The most loul and corrupt humors will, in afew days, yield to the cleansing, parity tag, and renovating influence of the B. R. RE SOLVENT. The most loathsome Sores, Ulcers. Nodes, Swellings, aod the most frightful diseases. Have been cured in a few days by RAD- WA FS RENOVATING RESOLVENT. It is pleasant to take, and the patient /eels 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 yearn, have been radically cored by RAD- r B KT. WAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVI GREAT ALL LUNG MEDICINE FOR LUNG COMPLAINTS. Persons affected with weak or ulcerated Lungs, Tufcercules, Bronchitis, Hacking Dry congb, difficult breatbiog or spitting Blood. Rad way s Renovating Resolvent will, In a short time remove all obstructions from the lungs and throat; and impart strength and soundness to the weak and diseased lungs. There is no medicine in present ura that has made so many rapid cores of Long Complaints as Radway’s Renovating Resol vent. One day will alter the diseased con dition of .the lungs, and check the ravages of decay. The public may rely upon an effectual cure of the following diseases by using the Reno vating Resolvent: Chronic Rheum&tiam, Scrofnla, Glandular Swellings. Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases. Can cerous Affections, Syphilitic Complaints. Female Complaints, Bleeding ot the Lungs, Tic Doloroux, Whito Swellings, Tumors, Ul cers, Hacking dry Cough, Bronchitis, Hip Diseases, Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, W ater Braah* FEEBLE MEN AND WOMEN, Whose' nuptial beds for years have been couches of disappointment and regret, will find Radway’s Renovating Resolvent a true renovate r and invigorutor of the diseased and disabled parts. All unsoundness 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 dejected victims of nervousness feel healthy, vigorous, and happy. Price of R. R. Resolvent, $1 per bottle. B. R. R —DISCOVERY, Ho. 3. RADWAY’S REGULATORS TUE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERT 01 RADWAY k CO. One Regulator is sufficient to regulate the Bowels. Liver, and Pancrecs, to a healthy discharge of their functions. Two will insure a pleasant discharge from the bowels at a regular period of time every day. Fonr to six will purge thoroughly all cor rupt aad acrimonious humors from the ali mentary canal. RADWAY’S REGULATORS. Radway’s Regulators are most carefully prepared from extracts and gums of trees, plants, roots, and herbs. There are no pills in use that will act upon the Liver, PH3creas ; Bowels the Salivary Glands 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 the constitution : for instead of debilitating the 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 1 We answer that pills, as they are ordinari ly prepared and’ sold by difierent manufac turers,-are generally of two kinds—those which operate on the bowels merely called purgative pills, and these which excite the secretion of the liver and are called mercu rial or liver pills, Radway’s Regulators re semble pills merely iu shape, but differ in overy other characteristic. They act not only on the bowels, but on the liver, skin, pancreas, and -kidneys regu lating each organ to a healthy action. Thoy ore not drastic, and never givo pain as most puigativo pills do; they stimulate the liver without endangering tho patient wl,h saliva tion, as mercurial pills do: containing no minerals in their composition, they are harm less when used for a lengtn of time. Thoy aro tasteless, enveloped in an olegant coating of gum. 1 to 3 regulators, 8 to 6 purgo— good at all times. „ . XS A FAMILY PHYSIC, Railway s Regulators are the most innocent, safe, mind, and pleasant Pills in nse. They are a quick and certain cure for Costiveness, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Kidney Com- daint, Jaundice, Head Aches, Nervousness, Melancholy Diseases of the Bladder. FEMALE DIFFICULTIES. Leucorrooea, Fleur. Albus, Whites and Irregularities of all kinds. BILPUS DISEASES. Bile on the stomach, Bilions Colic, En largement of the spleen, and all Chronic Aft foot ions of the Liver and Kodneys. R. R. R. -REMEDIES aro sold by Drag* g’ists every where. RADWAY &CO* l „ * 62 » Poitou street, (up stairs.j ■ Oct. 10,1864. RICKS & CO. Agents/ LIVERCOMPL AINT, J A U N B III E, BISPEPSI A. i Disease of tho Kidneys, aod all diseases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach, such aiConstipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or blood to the head, Acidity of tho Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for food, Full ness or] weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc tations, Sinking, or flattering at the Pit of the Stomach, SwImmiDg of the Head, Hurrie’d and difficult Breathing. Flattering at tho Heart, Choaking or Suffocating, Sensations, when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dali Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspi ration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain, in the Side, Back, Brest, Limbs foe.. Sud den Flashes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginiogs of Evil, an^ttcat De- asion of Spirits, can be effbctuTTy Oared * DR. HOOFLAND’S Celebrated GER. BITTERS,Prepared by DR. C.M. JACKSON, GERMAN MEDICINE STORE. No. 20 Arch St., one door beltno ■ sixth, Phila. Their power over tho 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 the rec tification of the liver and lesser glands, exer cising the most searching power in weakness and affections of the digestive organs, they are withal safe,certain and pleasant. READ THE TESTIMONY FROM GEORGIA AND ALABAMA. Linehfy Davis, Eatonton, Geo., July 14, 1858, says/ “YourGerman Bitters are ta king the lead of all other medicines for chron ic diseases, foe., and are selling rapidly.— Please send us another box immediately, or we shall be out before it arrives.” D. E. H. Slrohecker, Macon, Ga., Jan. 1st, - 1862,said: “Iam happy to say that your German Bitters are gaining a great reputa tion. I think it will, in future, sell very rap- idty.” W. Maxey f* Co., Montecello, Geo., Oct. 6th, 1852. said: “Your Bitters, though en tirely unknown before in this country, have sold rapidly, and given satisfaction.” Dickson 4r Green, Alexandria Ala., Sept. 80.1862,said: “Webave taken pains tav* traduce yonr German Bitters, and we find it to be a vejy valuable medicine.” C. Robinson, Bellnfonte, Ala., Jan. 301851 said: “Yonr Medicine most eventually have a large sale; all those who nsed it in the fall liked it very much. The people hare been much deceived here by trifling patent nos trums that affects the sale of your valuable Bitters, and will nntil it becomes known,” Chancy Mower, Tuskeege, Ala., Jan. 1st, 1851, said: “The Bittenrare selling well, and I think they will continue so,-as they give good satisfaction to those who have used them’ Dr. Henry P. Leonard, Fayeite C.IL Ala. Jan. 16,1363, said: “Your Bitters have done wonders in this section. A youth, a son of G M Hubbert, Esq., of this county, had been for several months under the care of our best practitioners without relief, and tbe case re ported doutfnl, and tbe yonng man, although scarcely able to get about, commenced with the bitters. He found so much reliel from the first bottle that he continued to take, un til a complete eure was affected. He is now perfectly well and stool.” They are entirely tegetaslb, free from all injurious ingredients, always strengthen ing and never prostrating tbe sYstem. For sale wholesale by Draggiste iu dll the principal cities, and at retail by apothecaries aod storekeepers in every town in the United States, and by HICK8 tf HARGROVE, Sept 19,1854. Rome Ga. Informa tion to the Public AWFUL CASE OF CANCER CUBED. . Editors Macon Telegraph, Pike Co., Ga. Gentlemen: In obedience to my conscience and for tbe benefit of suffering humanity, per mit me through the columns of yonr exten sive paper, to perform what I behave to fee my doty to suffering follow-mortals. Csuesrs and Cancerous affections of a malignant character are considered by all the Medieal Faculties, both in England, France and A- merica. as incurable: and thousands are dai ly lingering on through a painful and dread ful existence to an awful death from Nils moetdirefnl of all complaints lo which the human race are subjected, without either thought or hope of recovery, ia hundreds of the best surgeons tbe world evsr produced, has been exhausted in vain. My mother has been for sixteen years afflicted with one of the most distressing cancers, situated in the most delicatepart of tbe human system, and of all others the most obstinate to care. She has been relieved by DrR Moselxy, of Grif fin. Knowing the importance of even a sm all space in yonr paper, I will give a brief state ment of the case, that those who are afflicted . may read and judge for themselves of Its ma lignant character, and the extraordinary skill required to eradicate it. The disease origi nated upon the upper lip, near tbe corner tbe month, and continued to spread until tbe whole of tbe nppor lip, the gums, nose and portions of tbe face were very ranch affected. She had been under the charge 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 anj relief. She was considered by all who saw her, to be oat of tbe reach of medical aid; her lip was all destroyed and gone, and con stitution apparently ruined from the effects af Arsenic, and other poisonous escharotics, that were applied while she was under tho ^ treatment of other physicians. Her face and eyes bad become very much swolen, vision nearly xone, and a general Dropsy of the en tire system, with distressing palpitation of the heart In thiscondition Dr. Moseley took her under his treatment at Griffin, on the 1st of August, 1851. The Doctor took out all the cancer, together with her front teeth, and a portion of tbe superior roaxilary bone; al so some of the bones in the roof of the mouth; and all without the use of the knife, There has beep no appearance of the disease since, and I believe that it has been entirely eradi cated from her system. 1 have made fre quent and minute examinations, and discov er no apppearance of any cancer rema ining. When site l*eftdb?d Dr, Moseley’s infirmary at Griffin, she was compleic’y prostrated from the use of poisons, snuh 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 cures in a short time, some of which had baffled the best surgical skill, und 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 of the knife. I would ad viset all who are subjects of cancers, ulcers and rumors of all kinds, not to despair of be-* ng cured, but visit Dr. Moseley, no mutter how many others may have failed to relieve yon If I 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. Moseley > surpassed skill in the treatment of canc.,^7£ would not solicit a place in your valuable pa per for this communication. 1 nope, gentle men, that you will place this case before the public, that they may read and decide for themselves. Most Resp’ct’y., Your ob’fc se’v’t Dlt. J.T.FORD, F. S. I will state for the benefit of the af flicted, that Dr. Moseley is a regular gradu- nate, andhas been engaged In an extensive practice for the past ten years. Those who desire to tty his skid in the treatment of Can- cera, Syphilis and other chronic diseases may do so with the greatest hope of a cure be- ing perfected In a short timo. I. have wit nessed many wonderful cures made by Dr. Moseley during the past three years; his modo of treatment is very mild, not preven ting the patiept from daily exercise, and at tended with no danger whatever. Dr.T. J.F. . ISTAll persons that are desirous of avail ing themselies of Dr. Mosely’s services, will flud hl*n at his oflice, on Eighth Street :Qrif- flnGa- All comunications must be port paid., ana addressed td W.R. MOSELBY. Jf J*. Griffiin Ga‘. * -
