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THECHATTOOGA ADVERTISER
Friday’ april mz
< hurfh Directory.
Appointment of Rev. 11 F Taylor,
Factor of t e Presbyterian Cliurh:
I t FaWiaih in carl- month at Walnut
Brore. 2n I Sail! eh a" Summerville. Sj
at Bcersheba. 4:h at Alpine.
Appointments of Rev. V. . T'ur.biTC
Prcacner in eh v _ of the SummervilK'
Cir■ nit. M K. Chui-eh Son'll:
('ak Ilil! and And Is' Sabbath in eaeli
tuouth. as II a. m and ’1 p- in. Alto-til
ting between the two every other m-nnh
Rfimbi Town 2nd Sabbath it! oaeli mouth,
at !I a, m. 2nd. Macedonia .11 p. m. : —
3d. lVn. s Chant-!. I! a. m. Ith. .N'um
m.uvilie. 1! a. m. Kvvii.tr'* f’hai Sat
urday Ix-r." - th. 4,n .Setilia'll, and* very
sth Sabbath ai i 1 a M.
Vppolntmont* • -t' ilev. .T. FI. Giazncr:
Poplar Spring. I-: . abbath in e.o-h n. nth
2i 1. A':inli* .Id. lAmnr SJ.irmoiiv. Hi.
M nut Bethel, it Bru-'iutowu, (’hc:.«kee
Cos 'a y Ala
Appointments of llev. V. A. Beil, Pat
lot in charge of the Baptist Church, Sittu
m rvtlie:
Ist Sabbath. .S'nlpliur Sprngs. Dekalb
county. Ala. £d. .Summerville. 4th. .Vow
Fl.tpe. Broopitown. Ga. 2nd. Trion Fac
to v.
The Primitive Rantist Church at Mel
vi le is supplied by Kldcr Kinchin Kambo-
M -eting days, first Sunday in each month
and Saturday before.
The Primitive Baptist Chhrcb at Km
m»ux -s supplied by Klder F. M. Casey.—-
J.eetimr days, fourth Sunday in eaeli month
aid Saturday befon-.
Ippointments of Rev. W.T. Russell: La-
F vette, 3d Sabbath and Saturday hell ire
it I! . m. Trion Factory, 4th Sabb th
aod Saturday before at 11 a. no Chieka
n auga. Catoosa eunoty. Ist Sabbath and
S iturday liefore at 11 a m. 2nd and .nth
S ibbaths in each month, mission work in
C u-sa Association.
Rev. James G. Layne preaches in
the Presbyterian church in LnKavette
t)-e 2nd and 4th Sabbaths in each
month.
Appointments of Rev. A. Od- m:
Ist Saturday at 11 a. in. at Zoar. Ist
Sunday at Las ayette, 11 a. tn. 2nd
Sabbath and Saturday before Mount
< 'arnicl, at 11 a. ;n. and Wesley Chapel
at 3p. ni. 3d Sunday and Saturday
1 efore at Salem. 11 a in. 4th Sab-
I ath and Saturday before at Trinity,
II a. m.
Appointments of Rev. W. R. Bran
ham, Preacher in charge of Subligna
Circuit:
Bethel, Ist Sabbath, 11 a. tn. —
Pleasant Hill, Walker county. 2nd
Sabbath, 11a. tn. Subligna. 3d Sab-'
hath. 11 a. in. Concord, 4th Sabbath
11 a. tn. Salem. Whitfield county,
Ith Sabbath, 31 p. tn.
We shall lx- obliged to the Ministers i
this coun y and Walker to send in a ist of
their appointments, which will appear reg
ularly in each issue.
W. IV HOYT * hole ale Ib-ug
gist*. No t ; Broad Street. Koine. Ga..
keep on stantfe on hair 4 n fVd! supply of
Clover atld Grass seed *of all kind* White
Inuid. \\ ndow Glass and Oils of all kinds.
Orders left with Hon. Saiuuel Hawkins,
at Summerville. t,n . will receive prompt
ati.-nti-m at the I- vest e i -li prices.
('a lfke's Great hunt Comt’Ornp is
warrant and to cure Giver 1 '•> apluint . D.
pepsin. Constipation. Billions Colie. J-V
male Irregularitii- . and all irregularities of
the stomai li and how-ds. For sale by Brau
njr it Brother, .Vnmmervil e, Ga.
jan 15 tim
RfiiinantiHi' A (trollin',
N’n m Broad Street Rome tin., havingre
tnoved to their large and commodious build
ing. formerly occupied by I! T. Hargrove,
bee leave to inform their friends and the
pub ic generally, that they have on hand
the largest stock of Groceries ever offered
in this market by them, and are prepared
to offer the greatest inducement* to the
citizen* of Chattooga and W alker counties
and Cherokee county Alabama. Give li
ft call and we feel sure we can give entire
satisfaction. Thankful for the liliera! pat
ronage heretofore given them they solicit
a contimi nice. aprill2-tl
Parties in arrears for the Adver
tiser will please arrange to settle.
As large clubs are forming in this
county ami Walker and Cherokee
county Alabama for the Advert seu
we take this occasion to make the fol
lowing liberal proposition:
To the largest club of new cash
subscribers, over fifteen, sent us by
the 20th day of May we will furnish
Three copies free for twelve months
to the destitute families in the neigh
borhood of said club. Those getting
up the club to designate the families
to whom4he papers shall i.e sent.
To clubs of 10 or more the paper
will he sent at 3-1,30 per annum. This
is a fait and liberal proposition. Let
us not forget the needy who are not
able to subscribe. Now, let all go to
work, and we shall promptly report
who has been most successful.
Country merchants and n'lirrs visi
ting Rome will find at W. T. Maison’s
» large supply of Confectionaries, and
fcj reference to our advertising col
umns it will he seen he offers the great
est inducements to the Wholesale and
Retail trade. Give him a call and
you will find he can accommodate you
as cheap as any house .n Cherokee
Georgia.
K. It. Foster & Co.—These en
terprising gentlemen offer the great
est inducements to their customers and
the public generally. By their energy
and unrivaled spirit of accommoda
tion they are securing a large trade
and making their place a business cen
tre. This has been accomplished since
last June. We heartily wish we could
get such men interested in a Railroad,
the whistle of the iron horse would
soon be heard. They trade for all
kinds of country produce and give
you goods in exchange of best quality
nod on res *' nable terms.
THE CHATTOOGA ADVERTISER?&UM JfFRVILi.E, GA, APRIL 20, 1872.
Mr. A. A. Clark, formerly a resi
dent of Rome, but now of Ringgold,
paid our county a visit last week ren
dering an acceptable service as a Pi
ano Tuner and Agent fur the sale of
Piano’s and Cabinet Organs. We
take great pleasure in recommending
Mr. < 'lark to Oio <e wishing their piano's
tuned. He is thoroughly skilled an !
will give entire satisfa<'tii>n to all who
may employ him. His charges are
never complained of. He is Agent
for the sale of Chirkering's, Stein
wavs". Gabler’s and Knahe s Piano's,
and the very best Cabinet Organs.—
He wiii a!loi)i,a foil price for second
hand Pianos in exeliango for n> \v oi.es
'i hose wishing to purchase or who nmv
he dosinSfus tn have a Piano tuned,
have oidy to notify the editor of the
Advertiser and he will speedily con
fer with Mr. (Tark.,
I iie Chattanooga A. Alabama Rail
road was sold on Monday last and
bought by Gov I.indsay for the State
of Alabama. We hope now it may
he better managed.
The communication of “Nous Ver
rons' will appear in our next, with
other original matter crowded out of
this issue.
l)o not fail io read the advertise
ment of Dr. R. V. Mitchell to he
found in this morning's issue. He is
a skillful Druggist and all of his prep
arations may be relied upon. He is
well known to our people us a reliable
gentleman in whom the most implicit
confidence can he placed. We shall
have occasion in future issues to in
iite attention to liis medicines uliieii
have given such general satisfaction,
the sale of which is increasing daily.
They can he found at the stiff? of
Messrs. Brunner A Brother.
Those anxious to make a fortune
will find by reading the advertisement
of S. Marshall & Cos., of New York,
how easily it is effected. From §IOO
to §2OO per month and expenses paid
“is. a consummation devoutly to he
wished. UTite for an agency by the
next mail.
Mr. Wm. Gore, of Dirt Town A al
ley, sent us on Tuesday a bunch of
wheat which measures 34 feet high.
This is ahead of any specimen yet
sent us. Farmers of Chattooga ad
Broointowu Valleys do you intend “to
give it up so?"
Fatal Acitih.m. —m r. George
Jones, who has been in the employ
ment of Judge A. P. Allgood for Sev
eral years a* a teamster, was timing
his wagon to Rome on Monday eve
ning last and w hen near Dr. Cheney's
on the road to Rome, was about to
-tart down a hill where lie found it
necessary to lock a wheel. He had
dismounted from the mule which lie
was riding when some hoys happened
to ride by rapidly which caused some
of the mules to the wagon to take
fright and attempt to run. The sad
dle mule, however, made a terrible ef
fort to hold hack hut was thrown, and
in falling knocked down Mr Jones,
when the wagon passed over his body.
It was a large sixdior.se wagon and
was heavily loaded. Several physi
cians were soon in attendance and
every attention and kindness rendered
him hut he survived only four hours—
dying at 7 o’clock the same evening.
He was about 30 years old and leaves
a wife and three children to mourn
his loss.
Mr. John M. Williams, Tax Re
ceiver for this county, has commenced
his annual round. Those interested
will take due notice.
See the advertisement of Mr. 11.
A. Smith with whom «o many of our
citizens have long been accustomed to
deal. IJi- stuck of siandtird miscel
laneous and sclniid ieeik* is largo and
inviting. Our merchants trading in
Home will be enabled to renew their
supplies of hooks and stationery on
good terms at his lious".
—i «3» ■«—
Death Os Mr. William Story.—
This venerable, highly esteemed gen
tleman died on last Saturday night at
his residence in Broom town Valiev
in this co tint Jr after a protracted ill
ness of several month. He was a
soldier in the war of 1812 and was
about 73 yeat of ago. Hi was a mein 1
her of the Presbyterian church- Hi*
brethren es the masonic Fraternity of
which he had long been a member
attended his burial on Sunday even,
ing.
Distrittive Hail- Storm.—On
Sunday last wc had a heavy rain ac
companied with hail, hut fortunately
no damage was sustained in this inn
mediate section, but a gentleman
risiding on Carte creek in Walker
county writes us that ilk Lis’ neigh
borhood it was terribly destructive.
The trees stripped of their foliage and
now look as they did in nrid winter.
All the young fruit beaton off. The
gardens were ruined. The wheat
crap cut dawn art.]..thy, voting, corn !
entirely destroyed- The hail stones I
were from the size of a bullet to can- i
i.-ter shot. The cloud wn< about one
and a bait miles wide and its dcstruc. j
t-.ve movements cotnme-icod above
1 non Factory andeoiitiwueiDbrniaav j
miles into W niker‘connty. We were
iniortned hv a gcntlem in on Monday j
evening that he had at 12 o'clock that i
day mssed through the C.-mo creek
r gi in ami had driven his wagon over \
drills of hail stones two feet deco. !’
\N e would call particular attention !
t > the following which wo copy from :
the Savannah Morning New* „f the
1i th instant. 1 iie recent decision if
the supreme court of the F ,ited ■
States will a -itle the clacn* ~.f hun
dreds of i iti.ic-* in the iS-either i ‘
States in tio ir fa- or :
JjfcnvTß i Arj.msty ?r:,c',g*rt ;.ja
The Supreme Court of the Fnited I
States has once more decided that the !
amnesty proelimuiiotis of President
Johnson have, and have had, full i
force and effect. One Pargond hrough'
suit in the Court of Claims for the
proceeds of cotton seized and sold un
der the Captured and Abandoned
Property act of 1803. The court
held that he did not show that he had
never given aid or comfort to the re
bellion, and on Pargnnd’s appeal the j
Supreme Court decided that Presi
dent Johnson's amnesty proclamation
of December 2d, 1808, relieved him j
from the necessity of proving that he
adhered to the Fnited States during ’
the war. The pardon, in other words,
washed out liis participation in rebell
ion, and made him in law anew man,
so that the Court, of Claims could not
go into the 'luestion of his “loyalty.''
As Pargoiid's ease is the ease of eve
ry man participating in the rebellion,
the amnesty of December 2d, 1808,
being absolute and universal, it can
be seen that any man may now sue for
his property in the United tates Court
without being hampered by the ques
tion of “loyalty. ’ The Johnson
proclamations have abrogated all the
vindictive legislation of the war that
far. ’l he ah*tract of the opinion of
the court, as we have it from Wash
ington, is lu re subjoined :
No. 30. —Pnryund ex. United
St'ttes. A/>peal frmn the Court of
Claim*. —’l Ins was a proceeding to
recover the proceeds of cono i . e zed
undi-r the ('apttired and Aha do ied
Property act ol 1803, and was argued
at the last term of the court. The
Court of Claims dismissed the petition
on the gi-mtud that it did not aver
that the Claimant had given no aid and
comfort to the rebellion-, nor sufficie t*
lv aver Executive pardon. It is here
held (the sane- a* in the ciise of Arm
strong vs. Fnited States, recently
decided) that the President's pr cla
mation of December 23. IKOs, grant
ing pardon and amnesty uncondition
ally and without reservetion, relieves
the elaimants in eases under the
Captured and Abandoned Property !
act from proof of adhesion to the I
Fnited Stales during the late par.
The judgment dismissing the petition
is reversed.
The Chief Justice delivered the
opinion.
Tribute of Respect.
To the memory of brother E. Tiles,
who died at his sesidonce in, Walker
county, on the 13th of March 1872,
in the G9th year of his age. There
is an ancient maxim which bids us
say nothing but what is good of the
dead. Most faithfully and truthfully
can this motto he obeyed in the pres
ent instance. Nothing hut good can
be said of our brother whose decease
these lines are designed to commemo.
rate. He united with the Baptist
church in 1842 of which he continued
to his death a consistent member.—
He joined the Masons in 1838 and
was a true and worthy brother, lie
was exemplary in all the relatians of
life, as a Christian humble, as a hus
band kind, a a father affectionate, as a
neighbor and friend, loved and vener- j
ated bv all r..t!i whom be mingled.!
But war a- a il-einle of Jesus that j
his light shone brightest. Hi; ’-My |
walk and conversation proved that he j
was a child of God; vet there was no
ostentation in his religion. Meekly
lie followed ins Ma. h r ever ready for
his call. Death for him had no terrors,
but was the messenger summoning
him home. Although he expressed a
desire to live for the sake of his family;
vet he was perfectly resigned to the
w ill of his Heavenly Fat liar. Thus
has hurried from our midst one of out
most worthy Brothers, in whom his
family, the church and our brother
hood have sustained a great loss; hut
let us how in humble submission to
the decrees of heaven feeding assured
that our !o*s is his eternal gain.
Ist. Be it resolved that we tender
our condolence to the family of our
deceased brother in their bereavement.
2nd. Be it resolved that a copy of
this tribute of respe-t he published in
the Rome < ommercial and Chattooga
Advertiser.
J. M. Easterling, f
T. J. Pander, ? Committee.
J. M. Jackson’. (
The Savahnah Morning News.
■ The old axiom that enterprise and
energy are houtfd to Succeed, has never
been more aptly illustrated than in
i the recent career of that vigorous
1 Georgia newspaper, the Sst vannah
Morning Amp'S. An idea has hereto-j
fore prevailed that th.re is no field
in tile So all for active, entgrpris ng j
journalism. This idea, however, has j
irtjen thoroughly dispeH'ed by the on- I
of the Morning j
Jaw.* |S ene months ago, when that
| aper inaugurated a sevie> of special
telegraphic dispatches, independent ot
the Associated Press reports, which
have been so popular wij.li both its
readers and its exchanges, the effort
was essentially experimental, hut an
experience of only a few weeks was
necessary to prove that the people were
willing to reeog ;ize and support a.iv
attempt to furnish them with the latest
and freshest intelligence.
The Morning. A".«'«, however, ai
t miigh n:n of the most popular .and
prosperous ii ii!v joftmals its the South,
is not anew enterprise. Mauv of our. i
readers, who were read, rs twent.v voars j
ago will remember the i Vetox as a then
loading Gi-oreiu paper. They will re- -
member, also, that it has always been
consistent and persistent in the main
tenance of Conservative Constitutional
principles, and a firm and unwavering
advocate of the rights and interests of
the Bouth—a record of which anv
journal many well he ptoud.
The editorial chair is filled by Col.
R. T. Thompson, the well known au
thor of“ Maj. Joues' Courtship,’ whose j
c imieeinni with the paper dates from
the first number. Colonel Thompson
is assisted in the editorial deparmeut
bv Mr. J. Harris, whose racy epitome
of “Affairs in Georgia’’ is so popular
with the readers of the New*. Harris
is unquestionably the springhtliest of
the young members of the Georgia
press, and in good time will have ichiev
ed a distinction to which many of the
older ones have not yet attained. Io
addition, there is employed a full and
efficient corps oflocal, marine and com
mercial reporters. '
Wchuvegood reason to believe that
the features which have achieved for
the A ex’s its present leading position
among Southern journals will not only
he continued, but improved upon, and
to those of our readers who desiren
live, reliable, vigorous and wide-uwke
newspaper—a newspaper that on an
avrage gives double the reading matter
of any other Georgia daily—ive most
heartily commend the News. They have
a choice of three editions—-the daily,
the tri-weeklv, and weekly—each a
model in its way. The price of the
daily is $lO a year, or $3 for six month ;
of the t ri-weekly, $6 a year, or §3 f r I
six months; of the weekly, §2 a year. |
Money may he sent by Express to !
Mr. J. 1 1. Estifl, proprietor. Savannah, |
Ga, at his own risk and expense.
itiTraiiTiLralmi.R!
Spring 1372,
HAVING greatly reduced my stock of
Goods daring the .past month, I aiiMeov
prcparei] tonffor almost an entire new anil
fresh stock of Si-rhi-.- aisl .S'umtaer Goods.
('(insistin'..' of best and attest styles of La
(lies'Dross Goods, rangiiuj from 12] cents
up. Fine assortment, of Flints from 10
cents tin. A full line of Bleached Domes
tic* from 10 to 25 cents. Large lot of La
dies 1 bits and Uomii-ts of the latest and
must fashionable styles and colors. I Vices
to suit tile time. Linens. Cnttonades, Janos
('assimeres, /fraily-Madc Clothing- Hats
Boots and Shoe-', Saddlery, Hardware.
Qtieemware, Gam, Groceries, Virginia
Leaf Tobacco, (grown in Kentucky) Drugs,
Medicines, Ac.
1 take in exchange all kinds of country
produce, cotton rags, etc.
1 return my sincere thank* to my many
friends and customers for their liberal pat
ronage, and flatter myself if they will only
call and ex amine my stocl and prices, 1
may reasonably expect a continuance of
the same.
THOMPSON IIILES.
aprl 2-tod
Vance & Kirby,
No. 174 Market J.troft!. f'hnttaiio.-gn. Tenn,
ro, p.':-., ;,i
Gsneral Hardware,
tall ti-• atn-ution of the trade i<. their
large am! ( ■-iiipb-to as* irtment of Ifou' V
anil Shelf Hardware. I -ei. Nciis. Gla*s.
II -r-i and 4!n e slm -. Hubs, Spoke*. Feb
hies. \\ heelb.'in'n',vs. Dope., Twines, and
<'ii-<L-iin-, of iarinti' I.bids, shovels, spades,
fol kt. hue*. ythes. :aiatli -. and in fact all
articles usually found in ;t first-class Hard
ware estubli-hment. allot which have been
recently bought for cash, are new. and wa]
be sold at northern or eastern prices, freigW
added.
An invitation i-t exton led to the. trade
everywhere, and dealers will find it totheir
interest to exrinine our goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are de
termined nut to he undersold,
.Igi-nt l - fi>r Buflal s N'eaie* and Orange
Bowler Company.
'S'rristK sash.
VA A <T. f KIRBY.
fehl fliri
RGAIE HOTEL |
e&iIMEKLY
Tcutifxsee Bloumc,
J iOJTK 1 . (x ( 'Ol'O-i a.
J. 4-BiA.\.»IJI,RI , Froprietor.
npmtaWw* Hotel is lo."ited withintVen
J tf.’ff.fr* 1 of the Railroad Platform’
to portion of
Towj. p«Ut« anrT-'atteniiro t«
their tpatr. All Baggage handled Free of
ehargimiL- *“
GEO BSE ..A- RAINWATER, Clerk.
febsfff .
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Are t:v» vrsed ais 1 pro*erih-d by mo:
i leading Fay sieian ith.it an; otherT.viic
j or stimulant mev in use. They are
A SURE PREVENTIVE,
i For Fever and A-.n:.-. interlay tents. Rib
hotlines* an I all disorder l arising from ma
larious causes. They are highly recommen
ded as an anty-dysneptic. and in cases of
indigestion are inv.-iluable. As an apetizer
and recujierant, and in eases of general de
bility they have never in a single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are perticularly
BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES.
Strengthening the body, invigorating the
mind, and giving tone and elasticity to the
j whole system. The Home Bitters are com -
1 pounded with the greatest of care, and no
j tonic stimulant has ever before been offered
J to the public so pleasant to the taste and
I at the same time combiningsso many ivme
j dial agents endorsed by the medical frater
nity as the best known to the Pharnincn
piyin. It costs hut little to give them a
tail- trial, and
Every Family Should Have a Bottle.
No preparation in the world can produce
so many untiualifich endorsements by phy
sician of the very highest standing in their
proto ssion.
Endorsed also by the Clergy and the lead
ing (leiioininational papers.
Rev. Win I! Bibcock, the oldest Metho
dist minister in St. Louis, sav* the Home
Bitters wore most grateful in contributing
in the restoration of my strength, and an
increase of appetite.
Odium, Mo., June 25, IH7I.
Persons greatly debilitated, as 1 have
been, and who require a tonic or stimulant,
need seek for nothing bettei-tlian the Home
Bitter*. iSWOOPK, Presiding Elder,
'I K Church, Platt burg District,
United States M trine Hospital 1
St. Louis, Mo., Oct. S, JK7O. f
James A Jackson A Co.—- I have exam
itlod the formula for making the “Home
Stomach Bitters,’’ mi l used them in this
hospital the last four months. 1 con idea
them the most valuable tonic and stimu
lant now in ihc. S M MELCHKIt. rea
dout, Physician in charge U S .Marine Hos
pital.
James A Jackson & Go.—Gentlemen :
As you have ciminiuuhgitcii to the mediea;
profession the reeipi- of the “Hume Bit
ters, it cannot therefore he considered a
a patent inedicitic, no patent having been
taken for it. We have examined the for
mula for making the “Home Bitters,’’and
Hide■xM.-itiugiy ay the combination is one
of rare i-xcidlenrc. ml the artieli s used in
its (•omp,..dtion ar-- the best us the class to
which they hi.-long. bcinghighly tunic, stiill
ulatif. *!oiu:i:-he. carininitive. and slightly
lavative. TL.e mode of preparing them is
strictly in accordance with the rules of
pharmacy Having' used them in our pri
vate practice, we take pleasure in recom
mending them io all persons dcirous of
taking Bitter*, a* being the best tunic and
stimulant now offered to the public.
Fannic G PnitTKit.
Professor Obstetrics and Disease:- of Wo
men. College of Phy.*i(-imis, and late
member Board of I fealth.
LC Boislinik.uk. Prof, of Ob
stetrics and Diseases of Women, St" Louis
Med College
Drake M" lowell, 51 D.
Late Pres’t Mo M -dieal Cniicge.
E A Clarke, M I)
Prof surgery, Mo. Medical College and late
resident Physician city Hospital, St Louis
Missouri.
Herbert Primm, Prof Practical
Pharmacy, St Louis college of Pharmacy.
J 0 Whiti-hill, Ed Medical Archives.
Alt’ ilcacock, M D JtrC F Lunwig,
C Geriek. M I), 8 Grate Moses M D
C A Ware, M D, W A Wilcox, M D
(Eminent Phyticiain Os Chicago,
Ihc formula for the Home Bitters lias
boon submitted to us, arid we believe them
to he the best, tonic and stimulant for gen
era! u*e now offered to the public,
•I B Walker, M D, II Woodbury M D,
Thus T Ellis, “ “ 11 Ludlam “ “
Eminent Physicians in Cincinnati.
No other Bitters have ever been offered
to the public embracing so many valuable
remedial agent,--.
-I L V a),tier, MD, G W Biegler, M D
.) J Quinn, “ “ G K Taylor, “ “
Eminent Physicians in Memphis.
The Home Bitters are an ir : valn:.*>'-.- rom<
sly fu- ii,-ligesti in ail 1 ilueascsai-i.-irig f: iui
m iiarial caa cs.
(1 B Thornton, ,'-l D. Paul (Hey. M [)
H W idirnc!!. " " Jo; li Lvnch “ "
Wy-l-’or s-ii- !•-,• all dru---:':-:- and gr-
JAMES A. JACK'D *N 5: CO.
Proprietor,.
Lihratory 105 and 107. Second St.
Louis Missouri.
HALH'H STORE
—AND —
AVagon Yiird,
'OOSTANAFLA BRIDGE, ROME !
T)rv (• ><k!s, *.rrocerie ami other articles, ;
! too miHicroii-d to iiicntioji, ?m* constantly I
kept on hand, and sold at a rca.-onahle per :
put. marc}»‘23lOni.
isr otic i::
milE undn-igned beg- leave to infirm j
1 the citizens of Chattooga eouidy that •
iho has a I>!a<-k*uiith Shop at Situ:.".- Mill, !
1 when- be is prepared todo Plantation work. S
j Iron Wagons i> ml /htggies, and all other
j work in best, style and promptly executed,
i He solicits the patronage, of the public,
with the assurance that, lie can give them
entire satisfaction. !’• K. ROGERS.
aprl2-tfn
j QEOHGI.I, Cliattofiga County.
j IV ifF.REAft. John V\ r . Johnson makes ap
: i lication for jetton* of Administration upon
t the estate of James Johnson, de-eased.—*
; Tl)is is therefore to cite and admonish all.
! and singular those eonoerno I. tube aii-lap
j pear at my office within the time prescribed
Iby law to show cause, if any tlc’.v have,
why said letters should not oe granted.—
j Given under my hand this Jpril jtith 1872.
sprlO-SOd J. B. TULL, Ordinary.
jGREAT ATTRACTION
In Summsrviile!
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Br.wmp.k t:iko this method
of iiitnnuiiii? fWlir friends find riio public
‘feu‘rally thak notwirhst a ailing the "hard
tinier” we will -till Ik* found a! th * L.trgt:
| Bri *k Buildiner *.»» the-corner with our u->u-
I h!lv larife sto k. «>f
si'itiv; \mi !>nniEi:t;m.
(Aaisis-ing of
| F-adii'* Dress Goods.
IIATS. RIBBONS. LACKS. AC.
j Latest ia. iiiiMis and most approved styles.
| Alsu a well selected stock of
ii.Ui..l!:.\'.\ I'PHIYIV, IIIIODS.
OVlt .STUCK OF
I yj rocerus,
Jlardivare,
Queenswarc,
! liuiS.
Hoots,
Shoes,
Bridles,
Saddles,
Collars,
Drugs and Medicines
Is complete, and are constantly in leecipt
of now .supplies.
You will do well to call and examine our
stock before uurclia ing elsewhere, as we
do not consider it any trouble to exhibit
our (.foods, but will take pleasure in so do
ing, and feel that
Our Prices
will compare favorably with any House in
North Georgia.
We take in Exchange for floods A’ags,
Fur.. and Country Produce generally, for
which we pay the highes, market price.
Thankiul for past patronage, we shall do
all in our power to merit a continuance of
the same' aprllMod
OUR
Spring Stock
Is now in Store; embracing every
thing usual ly kept in the Dry Goods
line.
In LADIES DRESS GOODS our
stock is the largest ever offered in
this market. Consisting in part of
Striped and Cheeked l’ercals,
Striped and Printed, White and
Colored Deques, Checked and
l’laitl Ginghams, Muslins, Or
gandies, Striped, Cheeked,
Plaid and Embroidered Gren
adines, Striped, Cheeked
ami Fancy Jape» es e,
W Lite and Colored Lawns
.British Cloth, Chalies,
White and Colored De
laines, Alpacas, Bom
bazines, Blue, Green,
Pink and Black Ja
panese Silk Robes.
BangiTig in price
from 15 cents
per yard up.
Oar Stock of
hits,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY 1/ADE CLOTHING,
L.TIME'S HATS AND BONNET,S',
Is full and complete, embracing
j many new and novel styles, from the
| lowest price to the finest.
A I'n 11 Ammoi'l men tof
Hardware,
Gallery,
| Saddlery,
j Queen s Ware,
Double and Single
's hair Aed Shot Guns, llijles,
Stationery,
\ Groceries,
Virginia Leaf, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco,
Drugs,
Medicines,
j Paints,
Oils, ftc.
Our Stock was purchased with
CASH at lowest possible prices, and
we flatter ourselves that we can sell
all first-class goods as cheap as any
other House in North Georgia.
Thankful for past favors, we will
j guarantee to our friends and the pub
lic generally satisfaction in all fuDire
transactions. All we ft.sk is a fair
trial. Gome and see for yourselves. I
R'.-neetfull y.
< LEGHORN, BASS A CO.
fievi/sy. Rciia&is, Spicy. Cheap!
J >niiy Commercial.
lItCAD I
Bead!
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We will furnish the I.Gii.r Commeh
n.wA) times a week to parlies living along
the lino of' the tri-weekly mail route at
$5,00 a year.
We call attention to the fact that, the
( ovwEUCt.M. js the only paper it) Borne
that furnishes the
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS \ND MAR
KETS FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE Earth :
Tclejrrr phic correspondents in every
Commercial center, and daily reports of
the movements of the markets. These >-e
--oorts Miajtfjeeoivod at noofi and midnight.
The mi'lWSbi edition will bemailed to ,S’um
i merville.
Our Telegraphic columns epitomize the
1 history of the world in a few bright flashes
i of fightning.
The local news of the city is carefully
i <1: -lied tin every day. and every important
| event duly chronicled.
Address Okadv k Sn.wtfT.rv.
j. Commercial Building.
Borne. Goo gia.
Now is the time to subseribefbr the Ad
vertiser- The Presidential campaign will
, he an exciting one, and every man should
Veep himself posted.
R R R
iiMin miimm
CURES THE WORST PAINS
j la From One to Twenty Minnies
Ao r O\E llf> 3 ’ IS.
. after readim. this advertisement need any
on i SUFFER WITH I’AIN.
UaDU \Y > READY BELIEF IgA
CUBE FOB EVERY PAIN.
It was the first and is
The Only Paits Uelticilv
j that m taatly -tops the most excruciating
i tKtins. aliay- Inflammations, ami -uresCon
‘ e -tions, whether >f the Lnajs, Storttit,
Bowels, or other gland* or organs, by oti*
, application.
IN Fi'.OM ONE TO TWENTY MINTTES,
o' l matt.- how violent or excruciating th*
; >:*iii tie- rhepmatio, Bv I-h ijcu, in-
Jinn, k’rinpl; {. Nervous, Neuralgic, o
: prostrate 1 with disuaK* may suffer.
! I Win Il'lilV HEIM
, MM. AITOI’.!’INSTANT EASE,
i Infiamation of the Kidneys.
lnflamation of the Blalio-.
luflamation of the Bowels.
Congestion of th* Lungs.
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing,
* Palpitation of the Heart.
Hysterics, Croup, Diptheria,
Catarrh, Influenza,
Headache, Toothache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Cold Chills. Ague Chills.
The application of Wm Ready Relief ><>
the part or parts where the pain or d’.ffi
culfy exists will afford case and comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tumbler of water
will in a few moments cure Cramps, Spasms,
S uir Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Diarrhea, Dvsenterv. Colic. Wind in th*
Bowels, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travelers should always carry a bottle o
Rahway's Ready Rki.ikf with them. A
few drops in water will prevent sickness or
pains from change of water. It is better
than french Brandy or Bitters as a stimu
lant.
FEVER A\l) ACiUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty
cents. There is not a remedial agent in
tLi-- world that will cure Fever and Ague,
and all other Malarious. Bilous, Scarlet,
Typhoid. Yellow, and other Fevers (ai led
by RAPW A Y S PI LLS) so quick as RAD
II \ Y'S READY RELIEF. Fifty cents
per bottle.
Health! Beauty !!
•STRONG AND PURE RICH Ill.OOr-
I NCR EASE < IF FLESH AND U ei/lu-
CLKUt SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
TANARUS) l*. 1 1 ad way’s
SMIfiMPRE ()UE\T
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISH,
rvo CURES SO QUICK. SO RAP
ID ARK Tl I E CHANGES THE BODY
VNDEH GO K S I' NI>ER TH E 1N F LIJ
ENUK OF THIS TRULY WONDER
FUL MEDICINE THAT
Every Day an increase In Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
Tint €ai*(*nl Itlood Purifier.
Every drop of the SarsapariJlian Resolv
ent oomniu»ierttes through the LtlooJ,
Sweat. I l ine, and other fluids and juices
of flu system the vigor of life, for it re
pairs the wastes of the body with new and
sound material. Scrofula, syphilis. Con
sumption, Glandular disease. I 'leers in the
throat. Mouth, Tumors. Nodes in tho
* Hands and other parts of the system. Sore
Eyes, strumurous discharges from the
Fairs, and the worst forms of Skin diseases.
Eruptions. Fever sores. scuM Head, Ring
Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne,
Black spots. Worms in the Flesh, Tumors,
Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening
and painful discharges. Night sweats. Loss
sperm and all wastes of the life principle,
arc within the curative range of this, won
der of Modern Chemistry, and a few days
use will prove to any person using it for
either of these forms of disease its potent
power to cure them.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced
by the wastes and decomposition that is
continually progressing, succeeds in arrest
ing these wastes, and repairs the same with
new material made from healthy blond—
and this the Sarsuparillian will and does
secure —a cure is certain: for when once
this re nedy commences its work of purifi
cation, and succeeds in diminishing the loss
of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and
every day the patient will feel himse.lt
growing better and stronger, the food di
gesting hotter, appetite improving, and
flesh and weight increasing.
Not only does the Sarsuparillian Resolv
ent ex ml all known remedial agents in the
cure of Chronic, scrofulous, Constitutional
and skin diseases ; hut it is the only posi
tive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases, <Travel. Dia
betes. Dropsy, stoppage of Water, Incon
tinence of Urine, Bright’s Disease, Albu
minuria. and in all cases where there are
bnek-dust deposits, or the water is thieke
j cloudy, mixed w.th substances like tIW!
white of Hi! egg. or threads-like white silk*
[or there i u ..i G. dark billions appear
cue.'-, ■•■'ld white '"..-.-dii-t d-po.-its. I
"in o ill ere i- a pri king, burning soßsatioo
wh." fra-'.-ine water, and pain in the small
of the back and along the loins.
DR. RADWAY'S
Pcrf 'Ot Purjilivc Pill-*.
I ’erfeeriy tasteless., elegantly coated with
s vee; '.miii purge, regulate, purify, cleanse,
i aid strengthen. Rmlwuv's Bills, for tha
I mire of.aM disorders of the stomach. Liver
Bovod-. Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Dis
eases. If idache, Constipation. C'ostiveness
indie. •: ion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Bil
lion-Fever. Inflammation of the Bowels,
Bile-, and all Derangements of ihe Inter
mb Viscera. Warranted to ofl'oet a posi
tive core. Purely Vegetable, containing
no mep'ory. minerals, or deleterious drugs
Jjsg'f” Observe tho following symptom.- re
suiting from Disorders of the Digestiv*
Organs:
Constipation. Toward Piles. Fullness cl
the Blood in the Head, Acidity of thv
| stomach. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust ol
' Food. Fullness or Weight in the stomach
soar Eructations, sinking nr Fluttering at
j D e pit. of the stomach, swimming of thl
I Head, Hurried and Difficult Boa thing.
A few doses of RADWAY’S BILLS
! will free the system from all the above
named disorders. Price, 25 cents per Box
Sold by Druggists.
Read ' FALSE AND TRUE.” Send
one letter-stamp to RAD WAV & CO.
No. S7 Maiden Lane, New York. Inter
mation worth thousands will be sent you.
jul27-lv
fta:k’H3y7"
Aitornov at Lrvw,
N'CMMEHVTLLE, GA.
j lOractices in the oou -K of Chattooga an<s
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