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— —— LEG/L ADVERTIStMtNIS. LfcUAL AUVtRlIStMiftiS. /^EOKGIA. Fl< yd County. U BY Ifattt of an urner lh>m the court of or* { iisary ol l*t Holiday in Feb ji Ntill be »oid before tin* Coat* House dour in Hon* i oft the l*t Tuesday in July next, between the ' s*u*i hours of sale, 1 n**;ro riavo bv longing to tl a EeUM oi Elizabeth Williams late ol War rtn county deceased, to wit: Polly * girl nbottt 20 years old. Sold for the benefit uf keireat>4 ercditof* of said estate. Term* »*de known «a day of sale. HENRY BAKER. »4_- l 1855 Executor. - an — - - cs > — A GREKA RLY hiNn«n«h*i»*l’ tin* Unllwsfy of Ffoyd County jn*»'d «<»» t* »- 21 i|«) ni A| r« will »*•* ««W h»*for«* tlie House diHH in the Cl*y of &«*»«•• on tit** tir*t Tuesday in Juno a- at Uiwmb the hifel hour* of aah* the l>4l>i«ii« n ***•*, t« »«: Jasper a man «b.«ni — >e«iw «>f are; N"»»«-y. I woman about - uat» «-i **>•; A»«*»a a girl afo-m .'ears -l a*^ Her*, o «*»1 - v-uta of •$*• i Carter a boy — y» v'<f ; Ciai* lotto a vn it an - y«-at* id tsv; »••*! h« r child about - vr»r* ot ’)t', AH s'M an the jmiiertt of L’ t'iti- Ware *1 t'**aa»i| tor lha benefit t f th*' h b* iwl t*f aald drct-lKtd To«>‘ math kte wo on day of sale WlU.tM W.vRK I., 'LEX ft. bAlUS April 17 1R5A. Ida. T WO moatha after date, application will be made to the Ordinary of Floyd county Sir l eare to sell all the Teal EaUK* he loafing to the Satan of Ftter B»yle deceased. JAS M MONTGOMERY, an 17 Adm*r. Agreeable to an wderof the ordinary of Floyd oountr panted on the 2d day of April 1855, will b* sold before the the Conn House door In the city of Rome, on the first Tuesday In June next between t he legal hoars of sale. Lot of Land No 715 in iheSddia'rict and fourth (4)eeetion of originally Cherokee, now Fh>yd eoaaty, con* ftaining 40areeerooreor lee*.cold (bribe beo •fit of the heirs and creditors of Mary Timmons deceased. Terms made known on day of sale. R S SIMMONS. al 10*5 AH mV G eorgia. Fi»yd ©»*** *• „ _ - ! Whereas, David D Duke applies to nw for letters of administration on the £t*tats ol «■ | Thornton, late ofeaid County deceased. ! These are tbereftwv to -cite and admonish nil and singular, the kindred and creditor* or wild deceased to be and anpear at my nffic* w»thi« the time prescribed by law to *h»-w cause il any they luwe, why suid letters of adthlttlslrwlnu should out be granted onto saldappUeUnt. Uiv- j en under my band and official signature at of fice this SOth May 1855. JEsSE LAMBERTH, lu 5 Ordinary. i-AMBERTH HOPKINS WAREHOUSE & COHHtSHlO* BERCHlST, AUGUSTA. GEORGIA. Nov. 7. ’54. 1J r 70 month after date »|»pltrwtk»n *111 I* made t» the O'dltasty «»l Fh>yd County for k«te t«» sell a K*fw b«-v b\ lh«* nnni * «*i Horace, belonging I tin- Estate of Richard J. Hetdennn a tanatir. W\RY C. HENDERSON April 8 1S5S. Guadlan, KGRCM, FLO¥» COL.Vn : ffh 'M« Liisln Btrnett Vimlm-ora- InroD ih ‘ istucof Itirhsn! G-a*N»tt S«-»».. drmsrtl me* Cr letters of Di* tni-fon. Th se am therefore to cits and admonish all ami sia^nlar. tb>* kindred arid .-rod tors o- said d<*«*a (Its b* and S|i|«r »t my office within the twe pr.-aeribed hy law. to -.how eau-e it'auy ih<*y hatre, why sod Letters ol titnissoo ah>*eld not ■ e granted unto s id applicant ou the firnt M«m«lay in September next. Given und-T «i»y hand and official aigna tore at office this 22*1 Mareh 1X55. JESSE LAMBERT**. March 27 «»rdln-ty G \<iR9tA. FbydOmntg:~ ~ The debtors and creditors of Mrs. Mary Lined. I*t« of said county deeeaaed. are hereby notified to present their debts, accounts and demand*, in terras el the law ; and thorn In debted will make payment without delay. A. RICHARDSON. March 27. Executor. rPWO month* after date application will be X made to the Ordinary of Chattooga county for leave to sell ail thereat estate belonging to tiie estate of John Prove!. Senior, deceased. ~ JOHN PURCEL. Jr. April Id—3m. Executor. CHATTOOGA LANDS FOR SALE. AGREEABLE TO AN ORDER OP THE Court of Ordinary of Chattooga county, them will be sold before the Court House door in Sam serville, Chattooga county,on the first Tuesday in Sept, next, the following property to wit: Lots of Land Number fifty-threeand Number Twenty, in the Thirteenth District and Fourth Section of Chattooga county, together with the appurtenance?. Sold as the property of Wil- Kiua McConnell, late of Chattooga county de ceased. Said lot of land containing 230 acres. He on the main Valley road in Bruomtowo Valley, •even miles nnrth-eastof Summerville, and con stitute one of the most desirable situations, resi dences and farms in the Cherokee country. Toe two Lots of Land fie broadside and are well improved. There being one of the best brick dwelling booses in the country, large and well constructed kitchens, negro booses, barn*, thresher, cotton gin and screw. There are one hundred and thirty or forty seres cleared, and in a high state of motivation. There are on the promises two splendid well*, and also two spring* of never failing water. Any person wishing farther information, can call upon the undt-r- aigaed at Ringgold, Ga.. or R E Gilkeyson on the premises. RLTenu one third (hub. the other two thirds upon one and two year’s credit. jt McConnell, [ L H SHEBLY. f Execaton ‘ and M A MeCONNELL, Extrix. March 29 ’55. tds. CftCRT ©F ORBIT l it Y* February Term, 1155. TT appearing to the Court by the petition of a. Jasper Loyd, ehewetb that Thoms* Loyd or Floyd county deceased, did, in hi* lifetime, ex ccnte to mid Js*per Loyd hi* bond for titles to half of Lot of Lind (North half) number one hundred and eighty-two. (182) in the 22d Dli me* and fid Section, of originally Cherokee. bjw Fi >yd county, containing eighty acre* • wunarbw. conditioned to be void by his ma kings deed, in fee simple to said half Lit: and it farther appearing that sail deceased died without exeeuring a derd or making any pro- virion* therefor by will or otherwise; and it farther appearing'(hat Mid Joper Laid has p •! p irebare price,and hiving peti- tw r-1 'hi* C-fUrt to direct G*orge W and Tho*. J. L-»yd, Executor* of mid deceased, to execute till •* in conformity with said bond. It f therefore ordered that notice he given at three or m vc public place* in mid county and in the Rome Courier at least three month* of each application, that ail persons concerned may file their objections (if any they hare) in the Ordinary’s office why said George d. and Thomas N. Loyd. Executors ssaforossid. should not execute titles In conformity with said Bond. A true extract from minutes of Court, Feb- nutt 5tb. 1855- JESSEE LAMBERTH, Ordinary. n rnXGlt. Flny.. Count}. AT WfLLfAM B. TKItHUNB. Adminirtrmtior on the Btuut of Witlhun C. be Nincb, deceased, applies Vi ms for letters of dismission there from Tlowoaro. tbrndme, torii* and a lm«<tii>b all tbirmtu* r«n**e: r-»»l toap|war at tnv of flee witlijn *!»'' fiittw (weedM t»tr lew, t« shins- canHt* why m!1 letters of di»nit*si«u should not be grvfod JESSE LAMBERTH. Dec 19, *51; O-.'it.irv, wTATE GFGE0RGI1, Flojd tssnt, ^ .To all it tnav erooiM n wilt nmw take tioJic- that wti«*a<uia Tltoitia* S Prii*.- •fid B/njantin Oarrrett, adminhtrwtora on tho Estate of Mi.- .jah Mar**, *li«*n-uo'd' sp ply to me for leitm ef dt*iii**rion front lln* -ante. 'fit -■ *«, Ihotvfiew. to rit" and sdnt'>n* iidi a l *1*4 .ingu’ai tin* Kiinlmd atnl Cr<*<l> flora of ieH 4»twne4 l«* In* and «|*|a*ar at r»y *ffi ritltin th«* tlmi* pM*s4'rifit*«l by L*w, ,* -n.iw.-a>***; if noy Ih.-v li*#vc, why fetid fjhu-r* i a«»r In* e*'ait»<*-l unit* said ap- p}it*ant Girett at»*!**» o*v ft****? au-i tiliitiinl signature a‘, o iice.. I'J Jan iarv, 1 JKSSK LA MlSHU m. Jan. 16’55 ofdinure; A CHANGE TO MAKE M^NEY!! rRGFITIBLE AVI# H OOUlBi.E ETFLOY1EVR! THE SI’BSCRluEli IS DESIROUS OF h'v. 'g an n^-nt iu «-h*'!i «*MS^rn^i<Mrn of the I'di**;- A <-apital «»f fr.rtn 5 tujl* only will be ilng ifbeioi efihsietit, ener * fr on three to live d *11.:ri- i<i«- of *be Agent* »<*» cm- :;**«*• that-nut. Every in- **»•(•» by «d*lr*f*»ii*g [post r ., g t * ta u p 'foy pi***'' a !er:**a i*4 rd". VfJA A 'INSLK11, Bog FuiiatUlphiu, Fa., Post Office. CVlTR OF GK0B6II, Fl«|4 «*•»«*> O To all whom it muyvoncvrn will please uke iv ih>' that where** . B K eye .\mini*-rat**r on the R*tate «4 WUliwin R J««bn**m il,- .v«M»d applies for letter* of iUaiui*ri*m flow the w*m . . ■*'lie»ewn* therefore*oe ; te *n l ml-nenlslt all ind -i ig«l**r. ihek.nd.edamlctwillti.reof a tid d<t**«iw i to b.- and appenrat my office withm the uuie jneav.Hett Ly tew to atrow rNU ,e, f*uy they have, why -rid L* l e.a ahottld noth.*granted toaai-l ai-pli.-ant. Liv en under m' tiaiwi and <>IR *»a1 signature at offioe, li b 80tI» Nov« nArnr 1851 JESSE L\MBERTH R.e. 5 ’51. 0 dinwrv. n EORUtA. FLyt County : || The dvhtore end creditor* «f WHlie Ana Simmon* (minor ofWm. 8- Simmons late of said county deceased) are hereby notified to present their debts, accounts and demands in terms of the lew; end tiroes Indebted will make payment without delay. A* RTC1IARD80N. \ B. H. RICHARDSON, f AanJ " V-e*h *r. liintblUhf A M. LAUB.—Dealer in Groceries, Staple i\.,Dry Goode. Family Pe visions and C.mfvc- tiuiari-**. oetSl ft P. NKELD—Mereuant Tailor, road-st.. A«Rone,«a. will fill au oruers on*, prompt ness. Work warranted to «n»t customers octSl 4 ff. 11AR8UAW.—House aud Sign Faint- BLier. His itervioc* can be secured on moder ate terms. All work executed in good style. ortSI TJERRY A HARKINS Dealers in SUple O and Fancy Dry Goode, Hats. Cape, Boote, Shuee, etc., corner of Broad and Ooecananla streets. Rome. Ga. oetSl CUNNINGHAM A LINTON.—Wholesale an v Retail Grocers, (near the Railroad Depot ) Rome, Ga. oct31-2m r\T J. R. SMITH.—Physician and Snrgeon. AJ Rome, Ga. Office in H. A. Smith’s Book Store. oet31-4m T\VNIEL S. PRINTUP.—Agent of the Bank U of the State of South Car»»lina. Office op- norite the Poet Office, up stairs, Broad street Rome. Ga. ortSI TJt MERCKS.—Manufacturer ofand Dealt-rin J-i,Tin, and Japan Ware of all kinds. Al* work warranted. Orders from a distance wil* h* promptly met. oetSI P I. SULLIVAN.—Dealer in staple and Fan r.y Dry Goods. Groceries, etc-, Broad Street. Rome. Ga.. next door abore Force. Rice. A Co. O-tSl TJIRIRD A BRO.—Dealers in Fancy and Sta- 1? pie Dry Goods. Hats. Caps. Boots, Shoes Clothing. e»e.. Broad-street. Rom*. Ga. [net'll J7« A. KIRBY.—Attorney at Law, Summer- r • rifle, Ga., will practice in Chattooga. Floyd. Walton. Dade and White old. octTI-*™ TTENRY A. SMUu.—c ksell w. JjL tioner. Rome. G*., keeps .. g neral assort ment of School. Theological and Miecelianeonr Publications. Also, a groat variety of Station ers and fancy articles. octSl TTENRY A.GARTRELL-—Attorney at Law il Room, Ga. Office over the store of Berry A llarkins. tctSl T H. McCLUNO A CO._Dearfra in Staph J -and Fancy Dry Goods. Carpetings, Papei Hangings, Boots. 8hoes, Hats. Caps. etc.. Bn.?, owet. Rome. Ga. ocfttl TTHN Cj DeJOURNETT—Curpent-r. Soli- tf cits the patronage of the Public. Work en trusted to him will meet with prompt execn non. * novlt. -n t Caps. Crockery. Groceries. A-. oe-**i T M. QUTNN A CO.—Dealers in Groeeri*** tl •Grain. Provisions of all kinds, and Stapl Dry Goods. 2 doors below the Post Office. Broad Street. Rome. Ga. oct31 If-007 A KERR.—Carriage Manufacturer* i»X Repairing done witb neatness. Orders from abroad promptly filled. nct31 Tf M ARKS.—Dealer in Dry Goods. R -ady- lu*Mad.* Clothing. Hats. Caps. Shoes. A Boot? He solicits the attention of the pnhlie to hi; W-ft-selecte«l a««o-*m-*nt. oc«31 "P M. S1IE1FLKY.-—!'rin«-ip*l of the R>>m- I •Clerical end Math ;matirnl Male Academy. Room nt the Choice Hotel. 31»<*t D D HARVEY. Attorney A C»nn?eftnr at Iw Law, Rome Ga. Feh131j. D T. McC VY.—Whol *«le and Retail dealer rv»in English and American Hardware. Broad * treat, Rome, Ga. oct31 1Y0BERT O’BARR—House carpenter. All IV work entrusted to his care will meet with rompt and faithful attention. dec. 19, ly. O G. GUERTNEAU—Guttering and Piping *» done t«. «•—ter. dw. 5 lv. QMITH A UNDERWOOD. Attorneys at Law. O will practice in the Courts of Floyd and the neighboring counties. CtT.VBT.RK H. SMITH. | J. vr. H. C5DERW00D. Jan 16.’54. QLOAN. HAWKINS A CO.—Have always on O hand a full assortment of Groceries at their old stand. Also, a splendid stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, at their New Store, on- d»nr shore all at low prices. Calls from onr fri-nds are resp-ectfoBy solicited. net 31 OTANFORD A PITNEB.—Dealers in Dry O Goods and Groceries. snna n. KTvveonn. | oct31 | a. a. ornrrit. Q ri. WELIjf*.—Vkravohh li.irsa.—Broad O.Street, Rome. Ga. Sleeping Rooms, larg.- and cloan. and the best of water. Good accom modations for hors-s on the premises. oct31 TTNDERWOOD A MITCHELL.—Attorneys U at Law, Rome. Ga.. will attend the Court* of Flpyl and adjoining Conn tics. «ict 31 TYTILLIAM IL WHITE—Dealer in, and »V mnnnhetnrur of Saddles. Bridles. Har ness. leather. Calf Skins, n • 1 all kinds of Car riage Trimmings. oetSI ly TY7TLLTAM RAMEY.—Livery Stable, oppo- * v site the Courier Office, Broad-street. Rorm Ga. Horae* and Carriages always ready to ac commodate customers. oct31 VU C. DEN80V.—Dealer in Staple and Fan * » • *y Dry Goods, corner of Brosd-strcet and Maiden Lqpe, Borne. Oaw oct31 W W. A W. PEEPLES,—Dealers in Pnncy vY • Dry Goods. Groceries and Conntnr Pro- dnee. Wm. M. Pbrplrs.] [W. Pkbplhs. Calhoun. Ga. Feh. 6. lv. YY7 B. JONES, successor to Kirren A Jones. YY •—Dealers in Books. Stationary, Clothing. Boot*. Shoe*, Hats, Caps, Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions. oct31 \Y7RIGHT A SHROPSHIRE.—Attorneys af *Y Law. Rome, Ga. a. a. arnranr. J r. c. SHnorsmnn. Cassville. Ga. | Rome. Ga. «ct3l 2m. TY77LLIAM G. GREEN—Commission and V Y Preduee Merchant near the depot,Madison, Georgia. Refer to J. it. a r. n. nor.MvosworiTn. Madison, Ga. n, r. nun crm a a, Atlanta, Ga. Dec, 5. 1851. T J. COHEN.—tVtiolesale and Retail Mer- 0 *rhant in Dry Goods, Groceries and Hard- W AKTRf).—Produce of all descriptions. Also, A<ent for'rhe Paper mills Rags wanted. 0‘d. 31. 1854. I W. HICKS A CO.—I/ealeis iu Medicines, 0 • Drugs, Piiiuto, Oils, and Glnraware, No. 39, ft road-street, Rome, Ga., 3 doors below Sloan, M-iwkin« k- Co. oc« 31 T k.tA u. uVueiitt o.—ikuour to iiiy uuuur, tl Hardware, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Drags. Gr.H-eri.-s. and Provisions. oct3! J w -r. A* t y tfiUUVIffiy •Hardware, Huddles, Bouts and Shoes, Hats MB£jfiT smnrufiaM mmn TROUT HOUSE. THE undersigned begs to announce tot the eitisens of Atlanta and the travel- .ing public, that he wilt open the Tniut House nn Monday next, for the accommodation of boarders and transient person*, with fomiture entirely new. Room* well ventilated, large and airy Hall*, ami by com*t*utt attention to tue wants of hi* guc*t*, the subscriber hopes w make his Hottto among the most desirable to be found in the State. AARON GAGE, Atlanta. Nmr. 28. 185l-ly Proprietor. WIXSUIPS IKON W0UKS r |''ll E Mitwrih«-r (■ now jirruawd to receive A and «*x«H*ttte **rd**r* f**r a'l klmla of Cnttlng and Haehlnc Work*, and all |**p*«*iia teVti'lng him with order* may nly upm Imvmg tl elr work executed In the Ivat tnaumw and *l *hor* tritkc O d* i> for RUSH BLINDS .\ND D00R< promptly attended to at hi* C tr eatahlLh •went* _ , l-ETCash paid for Old Cop|H*r Bra-a and Coat l«on. jonN H. WIN8HIPS Atlanta Jn'v fi lS5l. lv. C utieru, Ol/Sf. Dun Ji^VOAAS UOMUtJUj. era, k KOU ALL i {bowel diseases. \ Cinder a Jltrbus, Dillons Cholic, Cholera Infantum, ALSO AiiSllUAULY AUAPT&U TO MAS Y LUHEASKS OF FEMALESt aiOJT ESPECIALLY PAINFUL olENSTHUATlON. raulwub vt' <U%ke 0 tuttbtil.HU. iti«# SfiLLAiUtli lv ilLt^llUL E.UOHIUIS, * of ikxirrtima. i nl UgseHtcry, Morgan Kirkpatrick & Co, HAVING oponed anew Ware r«M>m *»0 Peach Tree 8twet, would Call the attention of the pubile to their stock of FURNITURE, embro- cine Cabinet Ware, In all U* varieties. Chairs of every kind; Lounges. Mottre*sos Hair. Moss, Cotton apd Shuck*. CARPETS, RUGS Ac.. Window Shades, Window Curtains, Damask. Cornices. Band*. Cord and Tussels, Loop*. Ac. Ac. Window Papering. H«uso do., Fire-board do. Thev Mill continue their shop. SOUTH0FGE RGIA RAIL ROAD SQUARE and are prepared to do all kinds of work connec ted with their hnsines*. such a* making and re pairing Furniture. Making Mattresses. Upholrte- rio * »■«. TW keep also on hand, Metnlic buitu uuu UI.IKC Upon down Uuiiti, Al*- bogany. Walnut and other wood Coffins. CHAIR FACTORY. They have enlarged their manufacturing shop* at Decatur, and can supply Morgan’s original Cottage Chairs, Hind- ley’s Patent Bedstead, together with all articles of Cabinet Ware, of their own manufacture, in .any quantity desired. They are now manufacturing and finishing namelled Cottage Setts, far superior to any to be had from the North. jan 9 *55,1y FULTON UOUfeE, itlanta, Georgia THE undersigned take this method of informing the public that they are the Pro prietors of the Fulton House which is now be ing fitted up with new Furniture, on which, with other appeudages, they feel prepared to make their guests comfortable. They pledge their efforts to give satisfaction to their guests. Trav elling custom is respectfully solicited. Francis M. Allex, Book Keeper. JOHN N. REEVES, A. E. REEVES, of Augusta, Ga. of Rome. Ga. Atlanta, Feb. 20. *55. ly JACKSONVILLE REPUBLICAN. Published weekly by J. F. GRANT. This paper is now in its 19th vol., the oldest in East Alabama, and amongst the oldset in the State. It is published every Tuesday morning, at $2,00 per annum in advance, or 3,00 at the end of the year. Having an extenrirecircula- tion in all the counties of Alabama, which trade to Rome, it is, without doubt, the best adverti sing medium, to the Merchants and busioess men of that city, outside of the State of Georgia; and the tue of it* columns ia now offered to them at the following reduced rates : One square three months, $5,00 “ “ six “ 8,00 “ “ twelve “ 10,00 Two squ’8 three “ 8,00 “ “ six * * 12,00 “ « twelve “ 15,00 Larger ones in the same proportion. Every efliyt wilt be made by handsome dis play. conspicuous position, and calling attention editorially, to make advertisements as advnntn- *?***-n* ** •» •»•-**,*<» »•.„ ic ’55 | si // r.tnn th toorsi cases J/. It cures the worst form.* 81, ti cures Cali forma or Mxiraa lHnr*k<xti, I/A. R relieves the severest Cvltc. 8/A. It cures Cholera Morbus. 6/A, H cure* CfcmVrit lafanlnm. 7/A. R varus Paia/nl M mlrualion. 1 8/A. it relieves Fain in back a-tt Loins. U/A. // cuu attracts Nervousness and Despon dency. , 10/A. II Restore* Irregularities. I I 1/A. It dispels Gloomy amt U tlerical feelings 12/A. It'so Tranquiliter anil Admirable Tonic A lev mail Extracts from Lciieri, Testimonials. Ac, 'I have used Juvoli * 0**idial in tuy tuiully, and liavi- found il utii.»*t ellici. n and In my jiulgnieiit a valuable remedy.” Hon. IIikam Wahnkh Judge ul Snprenie« •*iri Ga. It give* tin* pie*Mlie it. being able t«* ri Coliinieti.l jMenhV C..rdial--Uiv (tan |*‘i*ot,al eX |M a rlvuce and tl»e .•x|*crlenoe nfiuy in-igbluir* and friend* around nn*. f* n Mitlfeiem gtmrun- tee fur me to believ*- it lu be alt tbit it purporMl to In- ; vi%; a mvMit.ioM RESivpy." H*»n Wm. H. UNDKRW«*»*n formerly Jn.lg»* iifRii|u*rior Chmrt ClM*r<*ke«*Cimilt. "1 lake great |i|ea*ure in n*.*i*uinieuding thi* invaluutil* medicine to all afflicted tvifli l*mv- ei diseaiio*. f«»r mbit h 1 believe it t«* be a sovereign remedy—decidedly *u|M*riur N* »ny thing else ever tried by me." A. A. GAti.niNO, Deputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge «»fGeoigia. 'TIiNeffieleiit*remedy I* travelling into celehrhv a* fast a Bonaparte puslied hi* wdumns Into Russia, and gaining commendation wlmrever o*«<d. n [Georgia Jeffersonian May 10/A. 1853, * I l uve m«d Jm . b’t. Cordiul' in nn family and this, w i I. nil I In mi hI*.*u' i< ** * *cui e«ly bv tlMMM* win* I.mvc tried It.Indore* me to h lievetbnt it sImh.I** at the head <•( every pripeVuibm of the Hud, and l would recommend it* use in tin* disease for which II i* compounded. Mii.be G Dobbin* Cashier of tin* B *nk ofthe St-ife **f Gh*»rg H G' iffln. • If there I* any crodlbllUv Li ln»m to testitnonv 'Jacobs Cordial* nuts' «tnnl preemi nent above all other preparolinn* for the cure of B***« I Dif U'es P"*m the n.as* o* testi- nnn.y in i«» favor coming ; n from all qua* let* it must he very (ur in advance a* a cttraMve agent, of ni«8t if tun nl) **th*r pantn* pvepa»nib>n* " A Fi.kmino Cashier Murine and Fir** Insurance B ink Griffin. Por sale by Dr. Hicks & Co. ai d J. E Pinson, Rent* ; S. M Davidson Cave Spring U. D. WiNOMtoV ien s VaUe\ Stephen Bam. A*nni»ebee. T McGuire .»!• GuneV Store. Wit. McCou.nt'OH Floyd spring*,Carpenter St Burke CiishvIII,* E Porter Adair* ille. At.i.uoon A-Kdwahuh Summer* ille.Thornton’* ibthlotn'ga.M. Turner StileslH rough Aj,' l*v h >’•ri> oi M -. t o.t. -.»*•» D<ii»**bt* throughout the State*. STANUFACTITKING COMPANY. T he undersigned arenowprepar ed to fill order* in the best style of Work manship from the best of Material with the la test improved patterns, on short NOTICE IN IK 0 N. BRASS OK CARP >DlTI»I ALL CASTINGS WILL BE EXPE DITIOUSLY EXECUTED. SUCH AS fiff IL L L GEARING OF EYERY DESCRIPTION. PA f EAT WATER. WHEELS, BiUK HILLS. PATENT SAW 1II.L <>OGS, GIK GE A RING! And all *,*rts «if Gearing for both SAW AN - ) F:.OURIN3MlLLS. WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO MAKE PVTTERS** OF ASY DF.SCR1I TIOS OR PLAY A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES P .OWS AND Agrlcalt’l iHpitm’i genera ly, are kept cons t antly on hand at reduced prices. All person* wishing to build or ro- Mills, are invited to examine our patterns and and prices. Having a practical MillWright connected with the company, we are prepared to give plan* and the Estimated cost of all kind of Mills and Machinery. ROB’T BATTEY. Dalton ap 17 ly President WESTERN k ATLANTIC HOTEL DALTON. GA. BY MRS ARTHA w. FI^TD. THIS" new and elegant Hotel. ^ fronting Hamilton Street and the Ht;« Depot of the Western A Atlantic Railroad, is now open tor the reception of travrilor* and visitor*. No pains will be spared to make it equal to any House on the road, and to render comfortable, such a* may call. The room* are large, and well ventilated. Person* visiting the Coppor Mines, and the mountain* in Mnrrny and Gilmer, find no difficulty in procuring hor ses and vehicles to convey theta to either of those points. March 27th. ly. ELtiESE LtIJAKDY, CIVIL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEER. SURVEYOR AND ARCHITECT, POST OFFICE. ROME. GEORGIA. Di® T J A K C W0KD RESIDENT PHYSICIANS thankful for part favors, still continue the prac tice of Medicine, and respectfully solicit a con tinuance of patronage* april 10 1 y. $5000 00. T HE Subscriber is desirous to buy unimproved Lauds in all the lower counties of Georgia. Send on your Nos., Dist. an Counties where the Land lies, and I will bare them examined and giro a fair price. All communications must be post paid, and addressed to W. R MOSLEY, Nov. 14, '54 ly Griffin, Ga WATEU RUNNING UP HILL!! G A T C II E L’S PATENT PREMIUM IMPROVED Double and Single Self-acting HYDRAULIC RAMS. PATENTED APRIL 10 1447 F OR supplying dwelling* or farm houses villa ges, rail r- nd stations Ac., with pure run ning water any beighth or distance required, with from one pint to 20 GALLO 18 OK HOKE PER MINUTE, from o spring or stream, where a fall of two nr more feet can be obtained. The quantity thrown in proportion to the fall and elevation. The undersigned having purchased the right for the counties of Floyd, Gordon and Cas*. is prepared to furnish and put in operation tho a- hove named Rams of various rises, adapted to different sized springs, which aro warranted to give entire satisfiictlon. Address JL GIBSON, ap 10, tf. Carteraville, Ga 1 HE GREAT DISCOVERY. KHSLLSfelKOWI 2 FOR CURLING TUE HAIR! F OR many years it bn* been the object of deepest study with chemist* and other*, to *N GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE IN! CAPITAL CITY AUI-UNION, n *ibimbns, Ohio. B URNE: L A -0’a Second Great Gift Distrib ution. The Proprietor* take pleasure in announcing to the Citi*en*of the Union, that inconsequence . „ - * .l . or the great satisfaction manifested by the tiek- P rodtt ^ * flu,d tha . t * ■W ,wd ‘°. th “ ha, . r » ""l*. et holders of their first Distribution, and the Ctt “ 8e •*»« wave and curl equal iu beauty to the many thousand solicitations from *11 parts of, “ aturalcur '* rDnTIDDr A 1( , the counny. in relation to whether they intend I - . . getting up another D-strihutfon of Gifts for the 11« ‘he only article ever offered t» the world that people, tiny have,after an immense outlay, been j w,l f I effect ^ “ OBt de!,,rau,e oh J ec /' Bu ‘ ‘. , ' ree enabled to offer to their.th.msands of patrons the **r four applications are necessary to curl it as following vein able, magnificent, and unprece- rauch b e desired, and for any length of dented BRILLIANTSCHEME, to he distribu ted as siM*n as the 300.(100 Beautiful Engravings of the Capital of Ohio are distributed among their Patrons. The price of the Engraving is but one do ; lar. aud as a parlor ornament it can not be surpassed. Read at entirely the following list of heaup time. From the many testimonial* of those who have used it, the subscriber does not hesi tate to warrant the KROLLERION to g** satisfaction, and prove os recommended fo all cases. The recipe for making, with ftd, directions for use. will be sent on the receipt of one dol ful aud costly Gifts, which will be satisfactorily , lar * P" id * The ingredients will not cost distributed by a committee of ten, selecting one from each State where the largest number of subscribers at • obtained: I FARM in the State of Indiana $10,000 ] do in Ohio 8,000 I do do 6,000 1 Fonr story Brick Dwelling and lot in Cutumbns, Ohio 6.500 1 do do do do do 6.500 1 Beautiful residence in the town of Mount Vernon 5,500 1 Two story Brick Building in Chilli- cotbe 3,500 1 Brick Cottage and Lot in Colum bus 3.000 1 do do do do 3,000 1 Frame do do do 2.500 1 Handsome County Residence in Se* go. Perry County, Ohio. 1,500 4 Splendid building lota in Columbus, at $2,000 8.000 10 do do $1,500 15.000 4 do do Cleveland 6.000 1 Grand Action Piano (Chiehering’s) 1.200 | over 12 cents. Direct to April 17, 1855. 1 Qold Watch set with diamonds 5 Gold Watches, at $500 each 10 Rosewood Pianos, at $500 - 10 do do at 400 T 1 * do do nt 300 50 Gold Watches, at $150 100 As at 100 100 do at 75 100 do at 40 300 Silver do at 20 500 do do at 15 . 1.000 2.500 5.000 4.000 3.000 I 7.500 H. A. FREFMONT, Warren, Trumbull C«.. 0. 3m. JAMES’ NEURALGIC LIQUID!! T his extraordinary medicine for the cure of Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Flux Diarrhoea, CrampCholic, Cholera Morbus.Croup, Nervous Headache, Chills and Fevers, Bruises and Sprains, Old Sores. Pains in any part ofthe body, is now for sale at Wm M A W Peeples, Calhoun ; C P Wellborn, Dalton; J Norcros*. Atlanta ; R Baber, Marietta. We would say to all as a proof of the power and efficacy of this Liquid to do what we soy, we have retailed $700 worth in fourteen months in Chattanooga amidst all other medicines where the medical faculty stands high. We can get 95 out of 100 who have used this to certify its virtue and pow er. See Brownlow’s Whig and descriptive pam phlets for details and testimony. Each Bottle has full directions. Price 50 cts. 1 00 and $2 00 dollars per bottle Cast oniv. J J JAMES, Proprietor. I hereby certify that I was afflicted with Rheu matism for two years, and frequently would a- wake in the night aud shed tears, the pain was 10*000 i 80 "were, without relief from any medicine till 7*500 ‘ 1 u "*d James’ Neuralgic Liquid and in twoap- 4*000 1 plications it made a perfect cure. 6 000 I J M YOUNG. Clinton. Ga. Physician. «S j Certifieutc.- JUDGE MASSING ALE. 5*000 ! ^ have used James' Neuralgic Liquid with en ’ i tire success in two cases of Rheumatism in my 1000 Ladies’ Gold Br»ast Pins,at $4 200 do Rrocba Shawl*, at $25 500 do Silk Dress Patti rns, at $20 10.000 5000 Gold Pencils, at $3 15.000 10000 Gold Pens, with Silver Cases, at $2 20.000 20000 Gold Rings, at $1.50 each 30.000 12084 do at 1.00 each 12.084 Every purchaser of the splendid Inrge Lilh-! Certificate.—Rev J. Atkins, BiMe agent for "graphic Engraving, will receive a Certificate of' Holston Conference.—A few weeks since, when membership entitling them to a chance iu the I above list <>f valuable and cnstly Gifts for the ! Flux. I took one dose of James’ Neuralgic Li people. The Engravings enn be sent hy mnil | qoid ; the symptoms begat to give way, and iy (withou*' ing damaged.) to any part of the a few hours I was relieved. family, one chronic, the other inflammatory. I have used it for Neuralgia in my own case with much benefit. I believe it is the most reliable and perfect •‘panacea’’ for pains. I have ever bad in my family. n W MASSINGALE. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED Persons wishing to act ns Agents for us will please send a recommendation signed by the Postmaster or some other influential and well known person in the place where they reside. Knoxville. 1855 J ATKINS Rev W H H Dnggan of Holston Conference —I certify that James’ Neuralgic Liquid cured the chills and fevers on a young man after all j other remedies bad failed. It also cured a case of scarlet fever—its effect was immediate. To those persons who have been acting as* Meigs Co, Tenn W H H DUGGAN. Agents for us in our former Distribution, this is; Hon j M Anderson , f„ rm er!v member of Con n»t required. . _ i gress from 5th District. Tenn. All orders with the money enclosed, free of j wng * ninfu]Iy nfflictPd wifh Nenralgfo in postage will meet with prompt attention. the face ^ ttended witb 8nre throat, and by using lu order to prevent mistakes, agents and other* „ nW n pBrt „f » bottle of James’ Neuralgic Li- transmuting money to ns w,U please have UseaL {d raade a rfect cnre . 5ndppr1 if HPted l ike a ed to the presence of the Post master 1 and the pharrn . v j M ANDERSOM. amount entered on the icay bill. We prepay ail our letters, circulars. Ac., to onr agents and correspondents, and expect them to do the same with us, A.-ints wanted in every town, whom we will fnrritsh with posters, circulars, schedules, in structions, Ac., on application at onr office, or hy mnil post paid. For further particulars 'see descriptive hills, Ac., or enquire at office. No 2. Wnlcutt’s Block, Town Street. Columhus. Ohio. BURNELL A CO., ap 24 3m Proprietors. Excelsior Hand Loom!! may 1 ly Marion Co., Tenn. A g e n t « S O WELLS. Rome, Qa.. J W MASSENOALE, Kingtton, Ga N. J. OMBIRG, MERCHANT TAILOR, W OULD respectfully call the attention <>t his friends and customers to bis new stock •» Awsaomv* <*»uu «uv *^ WMd8 * w ^ 1 ' c l 1 he bns just received from New T IMS important labor saving tnachine’for do- York, consisting in part of blue, black, brown, mestie manufactory, it destined to supersede green, olive adolet and cadet mixed cloths, and drive out of use all other hand looms that P^ n * n black Cossimercs and doekins, and an have their trenddlesoperated by the action of the extensive variety of Fancy Cassimeres of every feet, and tho shuttle thrown by the hand. Tho < l Uftl,l J* » hade and co,or * a,8w * B full assortment constmrtion is of black and fancy silk and velvet Vestings; SIMFLE CHEAP, AND DURABLE! a,8 °* French Castors, Bearers. Petershams and From its great simplicity, it is not subject to Cassimere Overcoatings of French, English, get out of order, and the entire machine coin . Gorman and American manufacture, plete, can he made by nny ordinary carpenter.; “ l8 8toc * c °‘ The advantage* it po«scs*e* over the old fash- ' F IUJ \ I S 11 I \ G GOODS ionedJ.H.m. consist in all its parts being SELF Is full and complete, consisting of silk, woolen CI1 ANQING, requiring no skill to weave. It an d linen Shirts, Collars. Drawers, Stocks, weav0 Cravats, Ties, Suspenders, Gloves, silk, worsted. THREE TIMES AS AllCII CLOTH as on the and cotton, half hose, bats, caps, Ac., all of old fashioned loom, and M ITI1 LESS LABOR! which aro of tho latest and mostapproved styles. Tho cost is no more than the old, and is equally ( u 0 would coll particular attention to his adapted to all kinds of domestic weaving. ' stock of John II. M tsdom offers to scli the Patent n ■ a . . sea se^wasaeise Right ofthe above loom for the counties of Floyd ! i-ADl f, / [ CLD THIrllli ™ !l k h r V *K C „T ti *n 8 . , l r M i h t rr , t ; n e i| S °. h r The great part of which is manufactured at his ^ own Establishment, and hy some of the best CCS to suit the times Jan 30 55 tf. Houses in Now-York, the superior workmanship R. it. R. In the year of out Lord. 1847. indurca- H of idtli tual t intuiat*. ui* discovered i lmt by uui'ii g cm-ain vegetable agents, which Siatl Oliver hvio •* ih , i*m u**-d in nit. J1 Hue, we tib'inurd |>io|**rlieH possessing Hicli a uiftt'fellone quo k power «v» r Pa»N. tha( «h»* inoiiM'tit it one a|t|*ih-d to the parts al- tectid «ill* |'Miu. all tinemtiiirs* ceased. The tu*« lortmiiig pains Mere relieved in an in LIVER OMP LAINT, JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA. Disease ul the Kidneys, and all dist’MBi ari-ins from a Disordered Liver or Stomach, such efiCoiiMiptitioa. Inward Piles, Fullness, or IiIiuhI to the head Acidity ofthe Stomach, Nausea Heutilmro Disgust for food. Full ness or weight iu the Stomsch.SourEruc- ... tation*. Silking, or fluttering at the Pit ui the Maul, and the viokni sftasm* and irrL; Sn.mach IBwtemdi« of the Head Hu.rh-d lattoiiHwerefUNdlH-d nt.il the svst* lu reslOT „,,,i diffiroli R Mtt.,n» Flotferinw at lha en to jv< lift case in a few minute*. In ]tf49. we hifiodiieed this remedy to the world until r the > aim* of RAHWAY’S READY RELIEF. It has hei n used by Mildreds of thousands and difficult B eatbing Fluttering at the Heart Cho’iking or Suffocating. Sensations, whet* in a lyiug ponture, Dimness of Vision, Dot* or Wv-hs In-lore 111* Sight. Fever and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Perspi- .. , o ration Yellowness of the 8k in and Eves Pain, throughout the United Sfoles giving instant; !l( t! „. g He Bll( . k B rert. Limbs Ac. 8ud- ense to all troubled wild pain ... Sicknes*. | d ,.„ p)n> |,^ „ f H . at Burning in the Flesh. One NppIteathMi wSImimI!* . m* a tew dr»,w CoilKl8n , imaginings ot Evil and great De- ken internally will insMtitl) tree tin* sol- s,.triiy can Is* effoetual y Cnred taken efrer ft..tit the most vinli nil) and terrible l«iiii*, and restore the weak, feeble, and pro* Rate I tmiM* to strength and vigor. N*. |k-i>..i. has ever used RADWAY'S RKtl/Y RELIEF without deriving souu* s|**einl l>< i,, tit tu lens t >ao Ufieen minutes after it* lmt L« t tine** who are now stiff,-ring any se vere pain* give u a fri ll for in fifteen * min ute*) lb* y will *-njoy ease and eranfort. RADWAY S READY RELIEF wa* the flrsi and is the oniv R.-nn dy ever ilisviveti d that will stop the most torturing Imiiiih in a few secimds and the avstem loiii ftlo-iintHtic Neuralgic, Nervous and M'lMMinuic DtM.iil.-rs in a few hours. I- will cine .•nil pnrtirt the system against sudden .it .a- k* ot CHOLERA DYSENTERY D1AKK1HEA CUOLEKA MOKBU-4 BlLri U.s cholic, fever and ague PNEUMONIA INFL'JENZA. If. a. tn iiiiikI, it is a |*o«. rlui Disinfect ant Ni.taeid diffusive Mim*ikint. n< rvlo<-anti spasmodic amt coipiti-r irritant. Tin R R REM EDIES a.e medical dts coveriesof the preM-nt c-nciry. They are |.rei*ired on an entiren> w and*original then, ty to stop |am. iielamly ; »ud protect the hiiiiiiin >y»ieni a-uiii-t .-iekuess or any sud- .leu attack*. Tl.e .fo-w-s rvq.iir, <1 n. In n.kcn re small A few «lr..|n< • f REA l)Y REL.EF *xei. j.-cs a |s»tterfnS inflir-uee mi*r ilisiuM-d a tion. IT IIA CURED Kheiini*.iism in four hour- N< instlgia in one lioin Croup in 'en iiiinine-, DiutIium in fit- l.-eii miiitiies Tootiiathe ill one <-ec,,..d, Spasm* in five minutes Sick Hcadarle- in lif- pres.ii • f.v DR. HOOFLAND’S Celebrated GER. MAN BITTERS, Prepared by DR. C.M. JACKSON, GERMAN MED ICIN' E STORE. Jfa 20 Arch El., one door below sixth. PMla. Their |H.wet over theal»ove diseases iu not excelled. ilVqmillv, by any otlier prepaia.ion in the Uni'ed States as the care* atf* st, in nnuiv cases after skilful physicians had fail- led. These Bitters am worthy the attention of Invalid*, possessing great virtues in therec- tifleation of the liver and lesser glands, exer* rising the most searching powet in weakness and a If.-et i«.ns of the dige live organs, they are withal soft' certain ami pleasant. READ THE TESTIMONY FROM GEORGIA AND ALABAMA. Lindt fy Laris Kafotiion, Geo.. July 14, 1853 wiy*.* - Y.»u» Get man Bitters are tal king tin* lend ot allotlier medicines for chron ic >liM*a*es &o., and are Selling rapidly.-— Ph*a*<‘ M-r.d us a .fuller fo>x immediately, of we shall be out before it arrives,” D. E. R. Strokccker Macon Ga., Jan. 1st, 1852 said: ( t am happy to say that your Gel nisi. Bitter* ar<* gaining a great reputa tion. I think it wilt in future,sell very rap- idly /' tV Mazev fy Co Montecelio. Geo.. Oct. 6«h 1852 said: Your Bittern, though en- tuelv unknown Is for- in this country , have sold r.pidtv and given satnfaction. ’ Dickson dr Green Alexandria Ala.,Sept. 30 1852 mi id : IV. l-ave taken pains to in* tnsluee votir Ge man Bitters, aud we hud it to tie * v»uy vatQiible medicine.” C*. Robinson, Bellutont.- Ala Jan,30 1851 said: Y.mr Me.li.im*mu** cv.niuallv have le.n minutes t Tiill Fever it. Hfteei.minm.nl j « |„, g .. »u. ; all Il.iV*e who used it in the jail L iilbhtm* Hi five mu,iite* ran* Throat in j jj^^i p vprv much. The fieople have been JV.J’ e o'. ,Ir ' r. ! tiinet. deceived hereby trifling [latent nos* , ' MILUN1S -till Joints Cm* j itnnr- that ii8eet> the sale ot y«.nr valuable iiiiii-e- W..|it*l> Fne>i Bn. * Lii-foia M«.r- • B |,»,., s , n „| H j|| until it hecoim .s known ” bus Dtsenl.-i v 11.-Doho. uux, i.nd all oth Jan 30 *55 tf. of which he will warrant; and also a well se lected stock of Childrens’ and Youths’ Clothing, Fitting children (Vom five to ten, and ooys from ten to oighteen years old. All kinds of garments raade as heretofore-~- Trout House for Sale. Rare Chance for Capitalists. THE Proprietor of this splendid Hotel having folly made up his tnind to retire from active business,’will, upon .. _ tho first Monday in April next at public outcry W1 !" nea foe*s and dispatch, in this city, offer it for snlo unless he receives I Horn e Georgia, Sept. 26, 1854. a satisfactory private bid. Those wishing to THE GEORGIA CITIZEN, purchase are referred to the travelling public for r T , IIE sixth volumo of this Journal. "Devoted its opinion of the con veniency. nnd appointment A. to Literature, Politics, Domestic Economy, of this fine building. For the last quarter the General News, and State and National Ameri arrivals have been over 4000 showing an in- ennism” commenced on the 7th of April.— come of at least eight thousand dollars per qunr- Terms $2 50, invariably in advance. Ten cop ter. The model of this House was a labored ies to Clubs for $20. The Citizen is a large cln»s improvement upon the very finest Houses in the Family Newspaper—independent In tone and Union, and I am confident for commo.iiousness, character—published weekly in Macon, Ga. location,and general adaptodness it is the bets by LF W ANDREWS, House in the South. I Editor and Proprietor. Terms will ho mode easy so as to sub pnrch-1 P. S. Editors in tho South, witb whom we ex- nsers. Address, J. F. TROUT. [ change will please insert tho above one time and the favor will bo reciprocated to like extent, or the bill will he paid in cash, on presentation. Atlanta, Ga March 6th. I.AW PIRTNEKBUIP. A chilles d. siiackelford and Jona than D. PHILLIPS will practice joint ly, under the style of Shackelford A Philips. Office at Calhoun, Gordou county, Go. Jan 2.1855 1 v O tNIEL S. P .IVTUP! ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rome, Ga, January SO, 1856, a* may be preferred. may I PRACTICE *1F SURGERY. Du. .1 URIAH HA It KISS I S PREPARED tniic>*.iinin | i.tntn with La glognnd N irtlng, *fti*l| Path-ids as j may In* directed tn him for Surgical Opera- thin* nr Treatment. Master* may be assured t' at their servants will have every necessary attention. Augusta, Ga., May 18,1854. •*re<iiu]d >iiils wtiere there atn* severe pains Ra I wav * R. a*l» Relit t will ui-tonily Mop »••• nod (|*n.-kiv eu e ihe di-e..M s. R. R DISCOVERY —N- 2 RAD* AY 3 RENOVATING RESOLVENT p.t.-Mv».«- » i|i«- iiim.-i quirk un>l |H,ieiii pou-.-r ••ver all Chtnnie Seiofubis Siphtlbic and Skm Di-. a-e* lu six bnitr* alter the first >i..*e is la-eii On-, a■ i. lit will fetl it* health- reiiuiaiing . ifiraey FOR ALL HUMORS The iikm>i mu nnd corrupt humors will in .t few d-i'S. yield i„ the elcatising iioritybig sod renovating influence of the R. R. RE- SOLVEN rj Th- uin-t l«atbsomeSor.-s Ulcer* Notes. Swelling- nnd the inuM frigliifu) di-ease*. Hove been ettr.-rl in s fe>v do vs bv RAit WAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT, ii i* pit asant tn lake and the pHlieiil .eel* in* lisagrec’sitde .«« n-atieti nl siekin-s- at *t*>iiia<di. CHRONIC DISEASES That liar.- i,e. n iiugeriug m the system r'nr- rupiing ihe IiI.msI iM.ftetiitjg i* e tmne* irwtlng the inn-eles for ten twenty .-r f.*rtv veins have Ik*«*ii tadic.-dlv cured bv RAD WAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT GREAT LUNG MEDICINE FOR ALL LUSH COMPLAINTS. Per*o»i* ii IF ctfol with weak «»r uleerared Lungs I III erelll* S Brouellill- Haefcing D y cough, rbffielilt b’crnliing or sputing BI'hmI. Ra*lwa\ > R< novai ug Re*ol*ent will, in a -hurt lime rt move al nliMr union* tr«m tin lungs ami linriat; and iiiipail *t cglb arm — •nnd e.«s i#> ihe ueakand <li-ei»*e«l lung*; Then* is no in* dh-jne in pie-eiu u e tbsi> Was Horde -n tnany rapid enr, s ol Long Ompl .ill- - R.nitvsiy's Renovating R>--ol- ‘ent. One »tn> will a'ler III -di-.-a— .t ••••n ditioti ofthe lung- and cheek Ore ravage*,,I leeWJE, * Pile public may rely 11, 011 :rn .■S^ttail rn> . ot tin- following disease* t»y u>ing tin- Rein— » .ting i:.-o|,eii’ ; Ch’onie Rb uirmtisni Semin la G'.andubrr Swelling- S;ot Kb. 11111 Skin Dis> u>< s Cun- ••■•rrnis A flections Sypliilitie t’-uipl .ini* F* nii.l.- C'uiupl • i■ t-. Be.oing of tiieLtl'g* Tie D .Ir.ioiix Wiii:e Swelling* Tumors Ui ••■•is Harking dry Cough IJrnnr liitis Hi,, Di-eases Crir siiii piion Liver Coinpiaint D» -p* i»-i:). War- r lli.-t-b. FKKltLE MEN AND WOMEN W o-e nuptial lierl- |o visir- h«'e been e,.iK-lie> r,f tli>ai.|*>itiimeni anti r»g>et will find Railway* R. i.ovaiiiig Re-olveni a true r.-novai r and iioigirr lor ol the di-ea.-ed nii.l di-nbled pans. All iinsomiiliiess is r<* iii.oed in a lew* rlavs anil every organ in the -vste.n restored tobeabb.-Ir.-ngrhai.d vigor. NERVOUS PEOPLE. Should take l«alway’s Uenovaiiiig Refill vent. • it will mike the most nervous weak gl*"*my nnd d> j.*i*n*d victims of nervousness feel 't-nliliy. v*ii.O'oils nnd happy. Price of It It Resolv.-nl, §1 per lioltle. R. U R -DISCOVERY*No. 3. RADWAY’S REGULATORS TUB THIRD CM BAT MKDICAL DI-CoVKKY uF RADWAY k CO. One Reguiaior is siillieieiit to regulate the Bowels. Li»ei* ami Pane ices, to a healthy •riseliurgc of tlieir fmictions. Two will insuren pleasant diunhargi* from the Imwelsai a regular period ot time every day. Four to six w ill purge tiiunnigli'y nil cor rupt a id aerimotiiou* humors 11 mu tlie a'i- nieiiiaiv miwf it VDWAY S REGULATORS. s Regal tors are must carefully prepared fn.tis , xtiacls nnd guin> ot ttees plants risils, nnd herb* Tb-*re are 11 pill* in ii-* that wjilaei upon th** Liv«*i Panerea* Bowels tin S-li'iirv Gl*n>*and i**rve* s> p eisan'ly and so efl-eftiollv a* tin* R. R Regulators No |-itisi-aif bc tak.-n for any length id lime ivnli th-* *snie safety to ihe ■ii-tiimion : tor instead of deltilitatiug tin* svsi. m liy f*»wierfnl and drustie purging they ad pleasantly ii|niu ihe bowel* and ini|>art sireiigth to every nerve aid tissue of the bod* REGULATORS VS PILLS. W«* arecontfrutallv what is the dif b-renee lieiween Railway’s Regulators and ordinary pills) We answer that pills a* they an* ordinari ly prepared and *> Id l.y^ditf-rent ma.uiitae- turers. an* g. ii.-rnllv 01 two kind*—those f'haoctf Flower Tu-koege. Ala . Jan. I«t. 1851 -aid. -TlieBitter: aressliingwell.and I mink they will continue so, a* they give g.*sl satisfaction to those w ho have Used them’ Dr Henry F. Leonard Palette C H. Ala. Jan. 16 »:{& -aid: Your Bitters havedond wonder* in mi--ectiou. A vouth. a son of' G .VI Hub ert,E-q. of this county had been •or several inoiitlis under the cure of our best practitioner.* without relii-f and the <sm* re- istrnd doutiul and the young man ail bough scarcely able togi’t about eomineneed with tlie b,i;er* ; He found *0 tnneh n-Iief from •he first bottle that he continued to take, un til a complete cure was aff cted. He is now pert* elli well »nd stout.” TTi-y an* kntibei,T yegktable free from •all injurious ingrerlients, always strengthen ing :>n I never prostrating the svati-m. F„r sale wind.-saie by Druggists in all the p ineipai ettie*. and at rcta 1 by apotlnearies and -tor- keiqiers in ev.-rv town in tin- United Stale* and by Hll’Xa ^ HARGROVE. •Sepb 19 1851. Rome Ga. Information to the Public ill Ml CASE . F CAME* CCSKB. Editors Macon Telegraph, Pike Co., Ga. ti- iiti.-tuen: In *d« .lienee to lay* conscience anifoi tin* lienetii of suit- ring humanity per- mil me thr,>ugb the e»4uliras o| your ezten- siv • piijM-r (ofM-rforin what I beli.ive to be rnydiiiy to-nfS-ring fellow mortals. Cancers and Cancel oils atf.eiions ol a malignant character.are ron-idered by all the Medical Faculties hoih in England Fiance and A- nn-riea a.* iticnralile: and thousand* nredai- tv ling-1 in. mi through a |>aif.fni and dread- (iit • xi.-ien* 1-10 an awful deatii from this iu--r diiefii) of all complaint* to wnirii the human race are Mil^-cti d. without either ih*mglii or hope qf recovery in hundreds of rhe tiest snrgeon* the world ever produced, has tn en e\leru-ted in vain. My mother has Ih* n tor sixteen years afflicted with one of ihe most distressing cancer*, situated in the most delicate part .ifthe h***nar. system and f nil others the iu*»t obstinate to cure. She Inis Ih*- Il relieved by D r R MoSRbEY of Grift- fill Knowing the im|N>rtaiieeofevenasm.ii! *|mio* 111 vom |m|*t I will give a i»ri«l state- im 11 ot the ease, that those who are afflicted uiav rea and judge for tnemsel esofits ma lignant clianrrtei and the extrao diuary skill req«ii»e*l t«» • radicate It. The disease origi- nitcd ii|»-nifieni.|wrlip near the corner oj llie urolith and continued to spread until tho whole ol the upper lip the guow. nose and |Nirtion« o| the lac- were verv much affi*cti-d. Sin- had la-en nndertlie charge of manjetuL n**nt physicians before visiting Dr Mosely, and also tin celebrated D". Marshal of Ma con, ami Dr Shepard ofChath-ston both of those noted •filters having failed togive any relief She wn-cn-iden d hyall who saw her. to Ik- ontof ihe reach of medical aid; her lip was all destroyed and gone, and con stitution apparently ruined from tin* effects af Arsenic and other |Mti*o(rons eseliarotics, that were applied while she was under tho treatmcni tif other physicians. Her face and eyes had in-come very much svvolen. vision nearly gone, and a general Dropsy ofthe en- ti re system with dirtrtving inlpitation of tlie le-art. In I his condition Dr Moseley took her under his treatment at Griffin on the 1st of August 1851 The Doctor took * ut all tho (•nicer, together with hei front teeth, and a |*nlion ot the sn|*-rior maxilary bone; al so some oflh>* ti,in>*s in rile roof of tlie moiirh ; and all witlront the ns> c>f tin-knifp. Tiiere has la-en n*» afit**aranc.* of the disease since, nd I lH*<h-ve that it has h<*«-n entirely eradi cated fr**tu her system I have made fre quent and minute examinations and discov er no n| npeami.ee ot any cancer remaining. \VI, n -h» reached Dr. Mo-elcy's infirmary at Griffin slu* was completely prostrated bom the u*e of poisons, such as Ar-enic ami Corrosive Sublimate; she was scarcely abh to walk W’thout much pain, and dis tress from loss of sight When she was un der D- Moseley’s trentm. nt, he had irrnny cases case* of a severe character, on which he effect d perfect cares in a short time, some of whieli hnd b iffled the be*t surgical skill, and been pronounced incitrabe; notwith standing which Dr Mos«-Iey cured them all wiih.*ni difficulty. 1 merely state that from the location of thedisease and tlie diseased state of the bones, i* was atisohitely heyon tel ief hy the us** of the knife. I would ad vi-etall who are subjects of cancers, ulcers w llfcli ouenri'e on the bowel* inertly »|le«l | and rumors of all^kinds nor to despair of be piiig.iivepill* and rii-se which • x'*ite th 1 seco-rioii ofthe Ii v* r and are call'd me "cu ria I or liver pills R tdvvay’s R* enlainrs re Semitic pill* merely in shape hut differ in evvrv .'liter diameteristie. They set not only on the bowels, hnt on the liver skin |<uneren*. and kidney* regn- l.iiing em h organ ion h allhy action. They an-not drastic nn I never give pain 11* most pingative pill* do; they stimulate the liver vv tlioit endangering the pmi- nt vvi h saifvi- tioti a* mercurial pills do: eontain'Ug n<> minerals in th -i-- e«ttn;Hi*ltlon they ar- h-mn less when Used fora h-ngln of time. They art* ta*tele*K envel(qa*d in an elegant tHwfing of gum. 1 to 8 regulators. 8 to 6 purge— good af all limes AS A FAMILY PHYSIC. Rad way’s Regulator* are the most innocent, safe, mind and pleasant Pills h> nso. They are a quick and certain cure fin* Costivein-ss, Indigestion Liver Complaint. Kidney Com plaint .Inulidi.-e Head Aches Nervousness. Melanebnlv DNenses ofthe B'adder. FEMALE DIFFICULTIES. L"tteoi rocea. FI nr A thus. Whites and Iri egulurities of all kinds. BILIOUS DISEASES. Bile on the aloinaeh Rili-.u* C*»Hc En- iargement of the s-deen nnd all Chronic Af- fi*efl«»n« of Ihe Liver nnd K dnevs. R R. R. REMEDIES n*e sold bv Drng- gists where RAD WAY &C0, 162. Fulton street (upstairs.) Oce. 10,1854. RICKS & CO. Agents. ng cured, hut visit Dr. Moseley no matter how in ny others nny have tailed to relieve you If I did not hone-tly nnd candioly be lieve that you would be serving the cause of -uffer*ing humanity, by publishing to the world the knowledge of Dr. Mreeley 9 un-Sj surpassed skill in the treatment of cance l, I would not solicit a place in your valuable pa per for this communication I hope. gen*!e- m P. that yon will place this case belore the public, that they may read and decide for themselves. Most iesp’ct’y., Your ob’t se’v’t DR. J.T FORD. P. S. I will state for the benefit ofthe aft flirted,that Dr. Moseley is a regular gradu roue, and has been engaged in an extensive practice for the past ten years. Those who desire to iry his ‘kitl in the treatment of Can cers, Syphilis an/f ntherchrouic diseases may do so with the greater hope of a cure be ing perfee'ed in a short time- ( have wit nessed ininy wonderful cures made by Dr. Moseley during the pa-t three years ; his inode of treatment is ve r y mild, not preven ting the patient from daily exercise, and at tended with no danger whatever. Dr. T. J. F. ^F“AU persons that are desirous of avail ing th.-msrltes of Dr. Mosely’* services, wil* find hint at his office, on Eighth Street.Grif* ; fliiGa* All tomunications must be post naid, i and addressed to W.R. MOSELEY, M .D* -GrifflinGa. 1
