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THE CHATTOOBA ADVERTISER j the orncMi. on ii.x or THURSDAY, CIPTEMBER 21 t, im. j Effects of the “New Departure” Doc- ‘ trine. This cunni: glv devised scheme of tlie Radicals to dlsifact the counsels i nf the Denroevatie party we bn/te will j be protnpdy ignored by every man ; who dotodts the corruption B 'd in trigue of the preseat dominant party. The idea that the wro: g# of a down trodden and rawed people are to be forgotten or rather that they are to be perpetrated and the helpless vic tim' are to be sde - red afid a promise extorted from them that the tyraideal amendments made to our Constitution for our humiliation and overthrow, are never to be referred to and that we are to look up and kiss the rod which smites us and say it is all right. None but a party guilty of such a fearful record could ask of a brave but vanquished people such self stunifica tion. Whilst the old issues which divi dfcd the Whig ad Democratic parties are for the time at an end, we do not think it politic for the Conservative party to suffer the Radical to dictate what shall be leading issues in the next great Presidential contest.— With pride the latter party which has trampled under foot the most hallowed provisions of the Constitution, will point to the fact that the party op posed are without issues —and will signally triumph. Probably the most essential element entering into the heart of communi ties < r nations is rest. Rest from the many pgtty annoyances common among men and rations—but nore especially rest from tattlers, uewn-mougers and croakers of all sorts and of every de scription—and from political huxters and demagogues, good Lord deliver us. Who is it hut can see that in poli tics as well as every other sort of public life, that the standard of mor als is being lowered, and tLat most powerful of all earthly tribunals pub lic opinion is fast loosing its force.- Men seem to cure very little what the worlds opinion of them is, if the en terprise in which they are engaged will pay. Wc may be a little too fast, but it does seem that some of the Wes tern and At’artic Railroad officials have just lately learned that conscience is a hard master. It is actually treat ing them cruelly in compelling them to disgorge some of their ill-gotten gains—but no gain to them, they seem to have been.ready all the time to pay over, son e ?t,0()6 some $2,000, and others from SO,OOO to $20,000 if they had just knowm who to pay to. That Railroad ought to change hands if there is no where in the by-laws a pro vision made for a general custodian of its funds. We bad been of the opin ion all thetimethttt there was a Treas urer, but if there is none these poor fellows ought not to lie held up to public ridicule. Tlrev had no one to tel' them where Mr. Angicr lived, and they could not find out themselves, and then they did not know who to pay the money over to. Taking this view of the matter, and beii g always willing to appolo gize for the frailties anil short comings of our fellow-man, we offer kite above, it being the excuse they give them selves for holding on to money that was not their own. Widows, Avridow in her weeds particularly when the weeds arc jest turning pui ple. always liad peculiar attraction; for roe. 1 can no more resist otic ilian could Eve the serpent, and when they a- e plump and fair, and not quite forty, my abmirution for them* runs into something akin to idolatry. I have in my mind's eye, now: o, c whom I met years ago. She hud a lace of classic beauty, with clear, we'.- cut features, soft ilaik eves tv tit !<., •■ lashes that must have rested o > be! oneeks ttlien she slept. Her hair tv a; black and abut dant. and tvtirn, tvs was then the fu-hion, ni ringlets at the side of her face, ai.t! wound in a broad braid like a crowt . across the top of her head, cudis git a seemly «- u , smoothly twisted knot at the back,— Ihe expression of her countenance was pensive, but when she smiled it rippled with sunshine. She bad a low, sweet voice, and when she spoke my name, it sounded more musically than the notes of silver bells. Site had a plump, little hand, that it was a comfort to sceeze, and a pair of dainty feet that > ( was a real pleasure catch glimpses of as the owner ,n t * ie n,u J dance. She "'if the voice of a syren, her °f 'he- piano were at WhVv r i S ) - w ‘lJ, s She rode as fear-1 C ei “ ou > and had heaps ! THE CHATTOOGA ADVERTISER; SUMMERVILLE, GA„ SEPTEMBER 21, 1871. of money in the Lank. There was only one Irawback to all these attirc iious, which had Jared score* of young fellows to her feet, which was that I w idowhood was a chronic complaint j with her. No sooner did she get married and was niceFy settled in their own boose. I her husband’s life largely insured, end every prospect bright before them, than the happy husband, like the “dear gazi’l<* ’ of the song, vas sure to die. Sometimes he was thrown out of a carriage and killed ; some times he committed suicide; some times a railway went over him ; and once, when in tbeir bridal tour, he slipped into the water, and went over Niagara Falls. Five times she es sayed marriage, and the last husband only escaped the fate of the others by getting a decree of divorce. Os courss, after awhile men became shy of ’marrying the widow, and the result is that for several years part she has enjoyed her widowhood, such as it now is, unchallenged matrimonial ists. The New York coi respe.ident of the Washing.on Patriot, writes: Si.ange scenes sometimes occur in hospitals, but (lie crowding accom plishment rca'lv took place yesterday at the Park Hospital. A laborer was brought in suffering from deli riem tn.uens, and in a few minutes after bis arrival died. His heart eased to beat, respiration was sus pended, and his body became cold. But two of the hospital physicians determined to bring back the fleeting spirit, and commenced the work in good earnest. One blew bis own breath in the man’s nose, and the other administered what is known as “percussion treatment.” The clock pointed ten minutes and the labor was telling severlv upon these disci pies of Galen. But they would not yield, and when fifteen minutes lmd elapsed a gasp from what had been a lifeless corpse repaid them; then he actually breathed, his heart palpita ted, and lo! the dead came back to life. The gentlemen who so kind ly exerted themselves for the papen.t we-e Drs. Nichols and Wandewa ter. They Say. —“ They Say” is a nui sance. lie is forever making mischief. Forever poking his nose into some body's business.' Foreter vilifying Roinebody’s character, forever doing something mean. We suspeet “They Say” lias ruined about as many peo ple as whisky and the faro bank. “They Say” is a snake in the grass. Professing the warmest friendship to your face he vilely traduces you be hind your back—not in the first per son singular, be it remembered, for he is too crafty for that, but he re tails, which Aminidab Sleek-like sor row, what other pcopclc say of you—in short what “They Say.” “They Say” is a humbug. Tear off the hypocritical mask he wears and you shall see, very often, baseness and kanavevv of the ' blackest kind. Sometimes, we. admit, “They Sav” ’s weak minded, and slanders people more through ignorance and thought lessness than a \vi,h to dcs.vov i heir good name, but he is none the less a nu'sence for that, and God help his victims in either case. lle Got thf Gash.—A colored member of the Legist uro of Texas was met upon the street with a large roll of greenbacks in his hand, and cackling so loud that he attracted the attention of the bystanders, who said to him, ‘What are you laughing at Jim?,. Jim replied, ‘You see that money?’ Yes.’ Well, Boss, I just got that for niv vote; I’se been bought four or five times in my life, but dis is de fust time I ewe* got de cash mv self!.’ OBITUARY? Died in Louisville, Ky., on the Bth day of September 1871, Dr, I. A. Thomas, of Home, Ga. The deceased came to Ins death by a collision of trains on the Nashville & Louisville Railroad, in winch he was mortally wounded and died a few hours afterwards. He leaves an affection ate wife and two little babes, an aged mother and brothers and sisters to mourn his loss. But they do not mourn as those that have no hope, for their loss is his eternal gain, lie had been a consistent member of the M. K. Church for thirteen years, had an amiable disposition and loved all of God's people, and loved to attend the house of God. He *vag loved and re spected bv all who knew him, and was an affectionate son and a father to hi orphan sisters, for which he has gone to receive his reward in Heaven.— May his relatives and friends be con strained to follow his footsteps, and may the God of mercy extend the great arm of protection around his little family: for He has promised to be a God to the widow and a father to the orphan. Oh may they meet Around the throne of God ia Heaven! He died away from home, but no t without friends; he always found friends wherever he went, and in the hour of death he had a true friend to take him home to Heaven, for “bles sed are the pure in heart for thev shall see God.” He is not dead, but sleeperh By his brother. Jas. J. Thomas. 1”T EORGJA. Cha' loops County. vY To all whom it may concern. Notice is hereby /riven that unless pood cau-e is shown to the contrary by ibe 20th day of October next, there will lie an order passed on the minutes of Court establish ing the road running through Dry Creek Valley, hi Haywood (9f>2) District, on the ground it now run*, as was recommended by the Grand Jury, and al-o by petition. Given under my hand this September 14th 1871. J. B. HILL, Ordinary, A RE endorsed and prescribed by mor ** leading Physicians that any ntherTonic or stimulant now in use. They are A SURE PREVENTIVE, For Fever and Ague, Intermittent*, Bil liousness and all disorders arising from ma larious causes. They are highly recommen ded as nn anty-dyspeptic, and in cases of indigestion are invaluable. A* an apetizer and reertperant, and in cases of general de bility they have never in a single instance failed in producing the most happy results. They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES. Strengthening the body, invigorating the mind, and giving tone and elasticity to the whole system. The Home Bitters arc com pounded with the greatest of care, and no tonic stimulant has ever before been offered to the public so pleasant to the taste and at the same time combining so many reme dial agents endorsed by the medical frater nity as the best known to the Pharmaco poeia. ft costs but littlo to give them a fair trial, anti Every Family Should Have a Bottle. Ntr preparation in the world can produce so many unqualified endorsements by phy sician* of the very highest standing in their profession. Endorsed also by the Clergy and the lead ing denominational papers. Rev. VTm Ft Babcock, the oldest Metho dist minister in St. [amis, says the Home Bitters were most grateful in contributing in the restoration of uiy strength, and an increase of appetite. Osborn, Mo., June 2.1, 1' 71. Persons greatly debilitated, ns I buvo been, and who regnire a tonic or stimulant, need seek for nothing bettorthiOi the Home Bitters. AtV COPE, Presiding Elder, 5f E Church, Plattsbnrg District. United States Marino Hospi till | St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 8, 1870. J Jaaios A Jackson & CV -I have exam ined the formula for making the “Home Stomach Bitters," awl used them in thi« hospital the last four months I consider them the most valuable tonic amt stimu lant How in use. S MMELCIffiR, resi dent Pftysiciau in charge Cl 8 Marino Hos pital. James A Jackson A Co.—Gelitfcmen : As you have communicated to the medical profession trio, reVipe of the “Home Hit ters," it cannot-therefore be considered a* a patent medicine, no patent having been taken for it, We hate examined the for mula for making the “Home Bitters," and unhesitatingly say the combination is one of rare excellence, all the articles tt<ed in its composition are the la-st of •he class to which they belong, bring highly tonic, stim ulant, stolnache, canainitivc. and slightly laxative. The of preparing them i> strictly in accordance With (Ire , riles of pharmacy. Having used them in our pri vate practice. We take pleasure in recom mending them l to all person* (h'sirnits of taking Bitters, as being the besMoirie and stimulant now offered lo the public. Fit ink (i PotHYTf. Professor Obstetrics .and Diseases of T\ o men. College of Ph.v-irimis, ami late member Board of llcabli. LC Boismmkrk. Prof of Olr stetrics and Diseases of Women, St' Louis Med College. Drake Med.ov.-ell, M D, Late Theft Tin Medical College. E A Clarke, M 1), l’rof snrgctv. Mo, Medical College and late resident Physician eiiy Hospital, St Louis Missouri. Herbert Primm, Prof Practical Pharmacy. St Louis college of Pharmacy. •T C Wliitehill, Ed Medical Archives. Alf Ileacock, M 1) Dr C V F Lunwie. C Gerick, M I>, 8 Orate Moses M D C A Ware. M D, W A Wilcox, M ]> Eminent Physicians Os Chicago. The formula for the Home Bitters has been submitted to us, and we belief*! them to be the ltesl tonic and stimulant for gen eral use now offered to the public. -) B Walker. M P, II Woodburv M D. ThosT Ellis, “ “ 11 Ludlaut Eminent Physicians in Cincinnati. No other Bitters have ever been offered to the public embracing so many valuable remedial agents. J L Vattier, M D, G W Biegler, M D J J Quinn, “ “ G K Tavior, “ “ Eminent Physicians in Memphis. The Home Bitters are an invaluable rents edy for indigestion and diseases arising from malarial causes, G B Thornton, M D. Paul Otov. M D HIV Purnell, “ “ Jos E Lynch “ “ •or For sale by all druggists and' grocers. JAMES A. JACKSON & CO. Proprietors. Labratory 105 and 107, Second St- St. Louis Missouri. GEORGIA. Chattoova County. Whereas James Harlow. Sen.. Ad ministrator of J antes Harlow, Jr, deceased, represents to the Court that be has fully administered said estate, and applies for letter* cl dismission fioni said administra tion. These are therefore to cite ami ad uitfuish all and singular those concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law. to show cause, if any they haw, why said letters should nor he granted. Given under my hand this .Mar 29th, 1871. J. R. 111 LL, Ord. ' This June Bth ISTI. ORDINARY’S NOTICE. Executors, Administrators and Guardi ans who have failed to make their animal returns for 1871 as requirt'd by law, are ro nttired to do so without delay, else a rule Nisi will be taken to know ’the cause of such neglect August 7th. 1871. J. B. HILL Ordinary. Cf EORGTA. Chattooga County, X Thirty days after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Chattooga county for leave to sell the lands belonging to the heirs of H. S. Coeliranan, deceased- Thi» September 4th 1871- ROBERT A HENRY- Guardian- GEORGIA, Chattooga County. Whereas Samuel McWhorter, Admi*trator of the estate of Elizabeth Jennings, deceased, makes application for letters of dismission from said Administra tion. These are therefore to cite and admonish all. and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to lie and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if any they have why -aid 'et ters should not be granted. Given under my hand this September 4 th I*7l' J B HILL Ordinary. TWrOTIOE is hereby given that I in *w tend to apply to the Commis sioner of Pensions ffir a reis-Ue of Land Warrant Number 33.911. for 120 acres drawn under Art of March 3d 1855 Said warrant having been stolen from me during the late war- It was never sold nor as signed by me to am-person. 0 w. LUMPKIN. aug3l 6w GEORGIA. Chattooga County. Whereas W. T. Irvine makes applica tion to me for letters of administration up on the estate iff B. F. Graham, late of said county, deceased. These are therefor* to cite and admonish all. and -inwular ihe kin dred and creditor* of said decea-ed. ro !>e and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letter- -hoitjii not la granted. Given under iuy hand and offi cial signature, this Aug., lot),. ixTI. J. Ik Ui >,L, Ordinary. a*tg,, ?7-ood. GEORGIA. Oliaftooga County. Whereas O. F. Perry, Adminis trator De-bottus-non of the Estate of Lewis Pyles, deceased, makes application to me for letter* of Dismission roi.i said Admin istration. the.se are therefore to cite and adnioiii-h all and singular ,ho-t- concerned, to l>e alt-l appear at my office within the time pre-cribed by lair, in show cau-e if any they have why said hoi ers should not be granted Given under i.ij hand this the 3d day of July 187.1. J. 11. HILL. JulyLldm. Ordinary GE< >11 ■ I A, Chattooga Cot;..i v. Who ens F.iihu !!:>,,’v. Adminis trator, ’virh ibe will annexed, of the estate of Powell Itliiuehart, dc. ait-e l, makes ap plication to me iiir letters of di-tui*isi from said admini-iration, tin- i- therefore to cils rod admot|i h a!' and -ingnla: ifio-e concerted, o be and Appear a, my offi.-e within ibe time pro-ertotil bylaw, to show e. use if any they have why aid lortui sl*mid not I e granted. Given under mv hand this duly ad J It fi11,1,, cut , (trdinarv ■s’ /pf|? tjS\ wV ng h*/ a -J V I dsKH, HO.IIIL <1114.11- is Til i: so f. r, rnorni eo u. For nearly Forty Ve.ir- h>- Medicine bus !.e,‘n used in the South for I'isoree- of lie I_si 4 Tiilli«i ijnd t'Vi or, «rt o. No other Ureparati-n has so warn- fiends where it is known. The best evidence of this i«. that ail person-.selling it arc author* i/od by the Proprietor to return die pur chase money in every case when relief U not given. rn'frt: irttt tto'.ua rr.-t iioVVi.K. - Trade mpplied on liberal term-. Ad dr*‘ss J. <*. A KISER Care fa ■•• s’.-wton *t loiser, \\ Imln.-ale Praggisfs, Rome, Ga. For sale in Rome. In- Jiiiir*. Newton & Yciser, and W IV ff..y; & Cos. For sale in Summerville by 'J'. Miles & marchiHlOm. HOTEL & RESTAURANT. .1 If, COLK.UAX PROPRIETOR. f have just fitted up and opened a large, lirst-Class Hotel and Renoutau, at I*7 Broad street. Rome, Ga. The lintel will bo presided over hr an accomplished Mataon, and tin- tables of both Hotel and Restaurant, serrod fiy the rarest delicacies the market affords. lam going to keep a “(iEAI HOTEL.” Splendid Billiard Rooms and Finely fin ished ami furnished Bar attached to the Hotel Department, Omni lots lose con stand}- running between Depot and Hotel. Polite and attentive porters in attendance upon all trains. Mareh2;Uom. J. H. COLEMAN. Ts you wish something that will relieve your wife, and fill die place of a servant, buy your wife a Glover & Baker Sewing Machine. You can do more Work in one hour with one of these Machines than can lie done in one day’s time h>- hand. Time is money. Buy a Machine, and keep the spectacles off your wife’s pose. Von can get a Machine of (drover &. Baker’s rake, from $75 to S9O. that i- l etter than todo without and work your wife to death wi the purpose of leaving money af.or v-m death, for others to quarrel ever. Save your wife from a doctor « bill by purchasing a Grover A: Baker Sowing Machine. Call early at 104 Broad st.. Rome, Ga. MILLER & CAMP, Agents. IIII>ES WANTED ! IHavk sow a TANNERY IX SUCCESSFUL operation, situated at the South end cl SunimertilFe, where lam prepared to t.- n hides of every description l , I will pay tl ehi chest market price for all hides b ought to this market, or I will tan on si ares. Satisfaction guaranteed. G i. MOYRES. M ircb23-ly. Summerville. Os, JUST RECEIVED, FIRST INSTALLMENT, ONEfICAR LOAD OF CROCKERY, Manufactured Expressly for me by COWELL & BISHOP, Staffordshire, Enyldnd. Will Duplicate any Bill, with Freight added, Jhat is' Purchased in tki L hih and Slates. My Stock of Glassware. Lamps Oils. &c.. Full and Complete. FI RTT CUOSS FllUir TABS r of the most Approved Patterns, “HERO.” “GUM,” AND “MASON.” Quarts aiul Half Gallons. WHOLES A ',A AND DETAIL. I VX IT.T. NOU IJI-7 i ndehSoLd:: NO 92 BROAD STREET. ROME. CA., 1. A. r riiOMAS. [a. g. Myniju.] jn. ii. sMi’i n.*| ftTXfti c% sm m r, WHOLESALE GROCERS!! AND DEALERS IN PUKE UNADt f,TEIf N rEt* tJQUOtlfe CONSUMERS AND .MERCHANTS W’ll *avc money bv calling at the Corner Broad and Howard Streets fiuiMiS"!’', KOMK, GLORGTA. RESTORE YOUR SIGHT Spectacles Rendered Useless!! Os. 1) E ) ’t’S MA ItE NE IF.' / / JV-eace* nf the «*v*wi neiTnaneritly ,'nreil by the u*e of 111. J. Bali * I’atciu Improved EYE CTJPS!! lo n-l 'o-yonr c’f and re-rore ymirriilit. Spi'cta-fe- and Sn gical opera’ on- rend ered n-clq.v. The B’e—oij: ~f 1 Sight i> made pcvpetuoi by the il-o of the i now Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cup?. Many of otir mo*t eminent phy-irian*, oeu!i*t*. -tudents mvldii’oo-. have hud ! their dgli. vecnian * t ••to-co ’>r life, and euced of lo* ..w'.i - -'i- ■ i. tun life -d f; '..-i *’ .i>. fi. or F.n Sigh'cf,i - . 1> ,-* * -o" A ' 'on, eouu.om .-if R i K !• nopia. or \\ -id, Fv...; 1 I- ■ f i .'ft or War,. o'. ■ .-.my trea-eJ w'-f. be «’. • '■ - ;■*. Vs tie V - 7. " . I of the IV- I ' feci Vl'd.ll. foil r.o •’ ' h|l l 'cl* t 7. Pfi.eo. •*.. dB - I c" > • h : 0 FJv -r-W . t Fro- ' • 'I mnv'iit' or *1 1.1 !;•?* • . eye-: l\ :*„ o “-c _• o. Vh ion; 12. • itaraei-. i’a t?,..!• !.n- ; ihc !o-- of sight. Any one can u; e the Ivory Eye < Oj-s without, the aid of Doctor or Medicine, -o a- to roix*ive immediate beneficial iwdt.s and never war spe' tae’.e* ; or, if m int now, to lay them aide forever. We gua antee a core in every ea-e where the di.ci trons are followetl, or we will refund tlie money. 2309 Certificates of Cure, loom honest Farmers, Mechanics, and M ” chant-. -ome of them the most eminent leading profo—ional and hn-loess men and women of education and refinement in our country, may hi* -con at otlr office. Under date of Minch 2t>. Hon. Horace Gr *c’ -y, of the New Vork Tribune, writes : ‘‘J. Bid), of our c’tv. ’- u conscientiousand responsible man. who i- incapable of inten tiona! deception or imposition. lb-of. TV Merrick, of Lexington. Kv.. wrote Vpri) :.’4ih. I T 9. Without my Sj.cci.iclc- l pen you ibis note, after using tlm Pa feui L ory Eve Cup- thirteen titty's, and ibis morning perused .-Ve ertflre con tents of a I'ailv New-puper and ail with the unassisted Eye. Truly am • gra-efii! to your noble inven tion. may Ilea cn bless and preserve yon. I have !>c 'o u-iri'g spectacle- twenty vears: lam -even A-one vears old, Tndv Yours, PROF. W. MERRICK. REV. TOsEpHSHTTTT. Maiden. Mass, eti -cd o Partial Mindnc— of IS years standing. in one minute, by the Patent I vory* Eye (’ups. E. C. K.LTVIS. late Mayor of Dayton. Ohio. Wrote us Nov., loth. I St', 9; 1 have tested the Patent IvVftj Eye Cups, and I am --stfsHed they are good. I am pleased with them : they are ihe Greatest Inven tion of the cgc. All wishing forful' particulars, certificates of curse-, price will please .-end your address to us and v.e will send our Treatise on the Eye, of iortydbur pa ges. free, bv return mail. Write to lb. J. BALL & CO. P. O, Box, W 7. No. 71 Liberty Street, New Took. For the wor-( rs-cs of MYOPIA. Or NEAR-STOH EDNESS. u-e our New Patent Myopic Attachment-. applied to the IVORY EYE CP PS. has proved a certain cure for thL<disease. Send for p.Wanfciets and certificate—free. Waste no more' money bv adjusting huge gla-e- on vonr nose and disfigure your face. Emplnvment for all. Agents wanted for be new Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups, jir-t introduced in *he market. The suc re-,- is unparalleled bv any other article.— Anv person out of employment, or those I wi-Tfting to improve their circumstances, whether gentlemen or ladies, can make a respectable living at this light and ca-v em ployment. Hundreds of agents are making from $5 TO S2O A PAY’. To live agents S2O a week Will he guaranteed. Informa tion furnished on receipt of twenty cents —to pay for cost of printing materials and return postage. Address Dr. J. BALL & CO., P. O. Box. 957. No. 91 Liberty Steet. New Yotk Onr Sole Agent for Chattooga and Wal ker Counties, is REV J. C. HOLMES. At the Court House, Summerville, Ga. Subscribe for the Chattoogo AD -1 VERTISRR. * CDAtILEt A. DASA. Ldi!o.-. UotHr -Wrchlii sllll, A Kcw9»a**y«rf tbr Prfimnz TlOM*/ Inteadcd far Peop(«> N,m on Earth, facladmf s. Mo-hat ic j . Mcrrh.uii* # Pro fnKotis! Men, Wuißers. T&iotsers, *t».| 01) |]»u of Ilonnsk Fol Wt. arad t;t« boo#. uf ah ,uca- OHf (MK fI>OLI*AR A YEAH f ONE III?* Dll CD COIMIds* fOtt 13®, Os :•«* faaa <» nf Cent a C »t-r Lot them ttt a 93>0 Ciul> ut t; othctf. BEMMVEF.KLY *V\ f ** A YEA n, •f the «;une size * ter .1 eßortetor m THE WEEK IY, ■>>••.* . var c| - o( fniacalioneotu tvtiwi .1. t ;.ji ,•.* t.xa n“wn to !t% ia»crkv,« *iu - t ■tr .t , LeOuw II eouaoa tw*c« s woe-: » THE n.\IU sj, X A J»rw i'll »<« Glv i. ; . -y largest *a j, •„ , r .,V ■ ...A mjt ariU i-'orle a ... .?.-•* \ » >’* fyWiIPM. 1w i ■ .rt,. t»y r M CiUH a rnoiita. or |( .. , .... *’ TERMS TO Cl. TTSS. THE DOLLAR WtTIvLY hCM. FiT« eopwa, one ysar, sooara *,v u I’-tur Dolioro. T>p. ropier, f«r, s-Mrossed (i. and a.* ozira otto} to the geit or nj >; chtn > _ Eltfht Dollar*. (a..a uq extra hi me op of cinM, Ptfleen Ditllurs oßff to out* aodrws ; i-> (( . a tknu-\N aek y one year t » cetker u t> of cln!,) _ Thirty-thrao Dol or*. _ Thirty-fly. Dullars. Ml h»Tllin*t r-'l l-K, one V«».. r , , r .„- Mn.| th« L’aKy Ur „dc y«.u- t„ the «. ttr r A. Jr . Fifty D»H.,r ~ one hDna.-rd eißtrs, nm r sr. 1, ], -a. dr«-*«d i .n,: the o«n>-roro. i* im filli. , ! op of eloh), hlxiy Doilurei TttK nn-WEKKLV sr\. Ht» copies, one yesr, leps.-al!:, V .... _ Eight hnllara. e# ' OR * Te#r \ . ; , atl j aa extra copy to gaucr up nf , \ * Pfixfri*t« Dollar a. BKVD TOUtt MONEY l» Plxt f'lgee orders. cScciie. or dtafrs on Vrr the <Uo, I '.fh n ' <,nl "’ t ls '' nt ' to,;n r»*»«T toe iet.or* contAiDinc utonoy. Addrecx 1. W. ENGLAND, PnhiltlisF. San often. N«w Tort City. R. V. MITCHELLS WHOLESALE AXl> RETAIL nine store BROAIi STREET. ROME, OA. The finlowittg named articles, as well as many others are kept constantly on hand. Drugs, Oils. Patent Medicines, Perfumery, .Toilet Articles, Brushes Dye'Stuffs, fc., In fact Everything Usually hr pi in a FILSI\CLASS DRUG STOLE, And all of the test and most relialle'ar ficles. Call and examine jtriees and goods he fore purchasing elvew nere. My clerks and self show goods with pleasure. marcn3oiom. HAMILTON YANCEY, ATror.XEr A Nt> Counsellor At Law AND SOLICITOR IN EQtITY, ROME, GA. Office in the New Empire Block, Broad street Will practice, in the Rome and' Cherokee Circuits. march 2,'firr. AMERICAN HOTEL Alabama Street, Atlanta, Georgia Fronting Passenger Depot. TEEMS $2,50 PER DAY. J. 11. VANCE & CO., of T^. Proprietors. PROFESSIONAL CARD^ Drs. Rudicila CalhouS Physicians and surgeons, Summerville, Georgia. M e take this Diethod of tendering our thaiio* to the citizens of Chattooga county for the very liberal patronage we have re ceived at their hands, apd hope by a dili gent anpuettioh. to business that we will continue W r-’erite the ,Bluit S;*-cial at tem'inu givfti to the treatment of female di.-ea-cs. Surgical operations, ahd difficult case- of Oh-tetricks. maiVfcSOlUiu. iiiles DEADER LX DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, ItEADY-MADE CLOTHING, IIATS, ROOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, MEDICINES ETC. Customers wifi find my ii < muplete; Comprising many arthlc- it i, impos.-ible hereto enumerate’; of which will bo sold US cheap as the eli<-ap,;*t. T take in exchange cut op rag-, furs and all kinds of jhrisim**/ » he! insb-r many oliligjitiotH to (he people for past ravon. and hope for a eoWinitaiice of the «auio. StH tturCrvilie, MarohitiGOiu, F. A, KIRBY. W. H. QUIN. KIRBY A QUIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will pre-ti c‘e in the Coirrts-of Chattooga Slid surrounding rohnties. Office in the Court House, Summerville, Ga.. where all business entrusted to their care will receive prompt attention. A. EBgENZINGER, Upholsterer and Manufacturer of Cabinet Furniture, A Gan t it, GP' O f’gi it, Respectfully informs the people of North ami Northwestern Georgia, that he has in creased Wis facilities for the luiuiufaetura of CAB'I NET tVk Nfrr H! kf UPHOLSTERY'. AND ALL KINDS OF NI A T T H A H S E S - latter has been a Speciality for ten years. All woik executed in the Ic-t possible luainic. . as none but experienced workmen nr«- employed, lie would also wttenfion to his late I’aO’iil .Vost[ittl6 Net, which for beauty, situ} fieiti .-nd conven ieliee, eanliot .V excelled, .-'hipped • (*. (>. Ik) to .-rfit- part of the Country. Prices from $4...ti to 8 i2.ot'' ita,. large stock of MattrasscS Con'* stantly on hand. All orders promptly at tended to- Give its a trial."^a apri.i27lv CHOICE 1140 ME, ronxflt UROttP Att) BRIDGE STREETS, GOME. GEORGIA,- j. c. swim. Sm'ATFD r\ THE lit SINKS* PART dr ROM*. Patseoiicei-s taken to and from tl e Depot* Free of Charge. MOkN A. CAMP, Clhrk. Taarcli23ly. Have you seen ihe Celebrated Grover Si Baler AeWiiig Machine, at Rome? TWe Machines bate been awarded the Cross of the Irogion of Ibiiieijat Paris; the Gold MtdUi was awarded it at the Great YVold's F»ir at New Y <u-k at the London Fair, it wo*the very highest prize: besides these, premiums, it won the first premium at all the !*t xte Fail s Where it tias been exhibited. They Me now leer» for rale at Rome, Ga., by MILLER A CAMP. No. 104 Empire Block. WHEAT, WHEAT, WANTED BT Je J, COE^EaST, LOME, GEORGIA, KEEPS Constantly on hand the Most! Celebrated and Latest Improved .11111 Machinery at Itlann facturers Prices 5 Also. Importer of the Doublet Ex re* DWh Anchor Bolting Cloth and French Burr Block, Burr k Ksop*b’ Mill Stones, the Howe's & Babcock U&i reka Smut and Seperating Machine,, Wegener s, Johnson & Smithes Turbine Water Wheel, Beling, all nitSH Mil) Picks, etc. W ftarch23!y. [kstABLISAeW 1853, J H. A. SMITH, SOME, GA., wholesale and betaii, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. ftthool and Miscellaneous Books, Paper, Envelopes, Ink and Pens, Slates, Pencils, Blank Books, etc.. Wall Paper. Paper Window Shade*. Sheet Music, Pianos and Parlor Organ*. *6T Country Merchants and Schools sup plied on verv reasonable terms.-%jjg i n'l:;- I>. i j i yizjM