Georgia Historic Newspapers

    Sketches of t>e Liberal Republican j
Candidates.
HO rack GItF.EI.RY.
For the past twenty rears no name !
has been more familiar to the Am.-ri- j
can people than that of Horace Gree
ley, who, as editor of the New York
Tribune, was as well known in the
South and West as in the North and
East. Mr. Greeley is of Irish de
scent —his grandfather having been a
native of Ireland —and was born on
the 3d of February, 1811, in Amherst,
Is. 11. llis parents were poor, but
respectable in their sphere. Alter
assisting his father in fanning for
three or four years. Mr. Greeley war
apprenticed to a printer in East Pul
ten y, in Vermont, and from that time
forth he commenced his career as a
compositor at the case, and subse
quently as editor. For ten years af
t r his arrival in New York (August,
1831) he worked as journeyman prin
ter and journalist. He was engaged
in a great many journa’istie enterpri
ses, some of which were successful
during their existence, while the tna
j rity failed. Among these wore the
Morning Post, the New Yorker, the
Jeffersonian, and the Log Ca'in. —
Hi 1836 h« w.- mun i. I to a Mi*
f. honey, of North Carolina. He was
: Whig while the Whig party surviv
ed. and when the Republican party
arose he attached himself to that
party, with which he has since acted.
The New Y’ork Tribune was started
by Mr. Greeley in April, 1841. In
1848 Mr. Greeley was elected to Con
fress for the short term. He visited
iurope in 1851, and was chosen
chairman of one of the juries at the
World’s Fair. In 1880, at the Re
publican Convention which nominated
Mr. Lincoln for President, Mr. Gree
ley defeated the nomination for the
position of ex-Secretary Seward, a
gainst whom and Tburlow Weed he
had an old grudge. Mr. Greeley’s
Course for the last ten years—during
and since the war—is familiar to all,
and does not need recapitulation.
B. GHATZ BROWN.
Benjamin Grntz Brown, the candi
date for the Vice Presidency on the
ticket with Mr. Greeley, was born in
Lexington, Kentucky, May 118th,
1826. He graduated at Yale Col
ledge in 1847, and afterwards studied
law and took up his residence in St.
Louis twenty-two years ago and com
menced the practice of his profession,
lie was in those early days a support
e ■ of Senator Benton and an advocate
o" the, emancipation of slaves in Mis
iouri. From 1852 to 1858 lie was a
member of tbo Legislature of that
State. In 1854 he established the
>St. Louis Democrat, which he edif&l.
When the war broke out lie volun
teered and raised a regiment, and
subsequently commanded a brigade of
Missouri militia in the Union service
during an invasion of the St at e. Mr.
Brown was foremost in organizing the
movement which resulted in the or
dinance of emancipation in 1864.
lie was elected to the United States
Senate from Missouri in 1863—his
term expiring in 1867. In 1870 he
was elected Governor of Missouri,
beating the regular Republican nomi
nee and overcoming all the former
Radical proscriptions that had pre
vailed in that State. He was elected
against the opposition of the entire
country press of his party and the
State and National Administrations,
his most- zealous support coming from
his paper, the St. Louis 'Democrat.
He led the anti .Grant Republicans of
Missouri, and achieved great popular
ity among the Republican opponents
of the Administration throughout the
M ost. In the month of October, of
1871, he issued a severe an ti- Ku- K 1 u
proclamation. His personal appear
ance, while serving in the Senate,
described:
He is about the medium height,
very slender in figure, with a pale
face and fiet-y red hair and beaid.
These words do not exaggerate, and
scarcely convey an adequte idea of the
brilliant hue of his abundant locks.
They are “real raving red,” nor could
hs most ardent admirer call them
anything else. If he were a lady,
this wealth of auburn curls could be
in the present fashion of that hue, a
great ornament; hut as it is it makes
him certainly striking, though assur
edly not handsome. His style of
dress is neat and quiet: his manner
es speaking calm at first, though ris
ing afterward to warmth and earnest
ness. One cannot be long in his
company without discovering much
firmness and resolution of character,
combined with an activity peculiar to
men of his complexion and lightly'- ■
built frame.
How doth the busy Horace (1
Improve each shining hour;
And look for Office every day
in every party's power-
How skilfully he builds his sells,
How neat ho spreads the soap.
And when pig-iron will not avail
Takes free trade as Ins hope.
A Confiding Husband!—During
the trial of a ease a witness persisted
in testifying to what his wife "told him. j
To this of course the attorney ob jected.
He would proceed again to tell “shust :
Low it vas,” when the attorney would
ting out: “How do yon know that?” j
.'My vise told me,” was the answer.
This was repeated several times.
Presently the Judge becoming una
ble to contain himself longer, inter
rupted: Suppose your wife were to
teli you that the heavens had fallen—
v.hat would you think?”
“Veil I dink day van down? ' *
THE CHATTOOGA ADVERTISER; SUMERVILLE, GA., MAY 24, 1872.
LOOK
OITFOIIT!!R(INCIYMTIR.f!U
Spring 1872.
HAVING greatly reduced my stock of
i Goods during the past month, lam now
prepare ! to offer almost an entire new and
fresh stock of Spring arid »S'nminer Goods.
(.Wasting of best and latest styles of La
dies'Dress Goods, ranging from 12-* cents
up. Fine assortment of Prints from 10
cents up. A full line of Bleached Domes
tics from 10 to 25 cents. Large lot of La
dies Hits and Bonnets of the latest and
most fashionable styles and colors. Prices
to suit the time. Linens, CotUmades, Janes
Ca-dmer-'-. /?eady-Made Clothing, Ilata
Boots and .Shoes, Saddlery, Hardware,
Queenswr.ie, Guns, Groceries, Virginia
R-as Tobacco, (grown in Kentucky) Drugs,
Medicines, &e.
I take in exchange all kinds of country
produce, cotton rngx, etc.
I return my sincere thank* to my many
friend.- ami customers for their liberal pat
ronage, and flatter myself if they will only
call and examine my stock arid i-rie.es, I
may re mouably expect a continuance Os
the mime.
THOMPSON IIILES.
apt-id t»d
Vance & Kirby,
No. 174 Market Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Wholesale Dealers in
General Hardware,
Call the attention of the trade to their
large mid complete assortment of Hca'-y
and Shelf Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Horse and Mule shoes, tilths, <S'pokes, Fel
loes, Wheelbarrows, Hopes, Twines, and
Cordage, of various kinds, shovels, spades,
forks, hoes, scythes, snaths, and in fact all
article* usually found in it linit,-ebu»B Hard
ware establishment, allot' which have been
recently bought for cash, are new, and will
ho sold at northern Ur eastern prices, freight
added.
An invitation Is extended to the trade,
everywhere, and dealers will find it to their
interest to mu-mine our goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere, ns we are de
termined not to be undersold.
Agents for Buflal's .Scales and Orange
Howler Company.
Term h (lash.
DA MID jj- KIRIS Y.
fob 1-fun
FREE FREIGHTS
—AND—
No (Commissions,
Quick Trade and Small Profits.
K. R. FOSTER.
riAIIANKtG'Ij for past patronage, is just
I. eompleting anew and convenient
Store House ami has formed a partnership.
In order to accommodate their rapidly
increasing trade ter the next 60 days will,
if we cannot agree upon price of any pro
duce, ship and sell, free of Freights and
Commit sums, to Home, any article of pro
duce that is put up in shipping order, at
the owners risk, and sell any articles from
Store that may he wanted as lew as any
house in Chattooga county. We mean
what we say. and will prove it if you will
give us a chance.
A. 11, FOSTER f 00.
apr2o-tnd
I >1 7 IM I A >1 * & A I , I A IN
Pradiral Wafdi-mahers,
ROME, GEORGIA.
DEALERS IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles.
BRING both thoroughly acquainted
with every branch of the business,
j they guarantee saii,'.faction to all who pat
j room* them. All work done promptly and
j wahkantkd- feb22-ly
! Nil's. S. CM 11 mnmond,
j ALL DESCRIPTIONS OE
Laces, Embroideries, Buttons
l’ara*ol* And Fan*,
Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Handkerchiefs,
Ribbons , Mohair Braids, Sew
ing Silks. Needles, Tapes,
Eats, jjr. jjv.
45 Broad Street. Rome, Ga,
Oct 126 m
Millinery.
A SUPPLY OF
Fashlnnable Millinery Goods
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Mrs. ATTAWAY.
Mgs SALLIE WILKINSON.
MANTUA MAKING?"
DRESS CUTTING, &C.
I.UKSSKS a x AX’D FIT TO ORDER.
All Hinds of Sewing Neatly Bone.
Misses Mates & Sn vrpk.
Verandah Block, 3d Door from Coth
ran's Bank, Rome, Georgia.
DIE Cr. A. IE TUCKER,
SUMMERVILLE. GA.
OFFERS his Profi-sriomil servhvs to the
eit-ns of this place and the sar
roumling country.
41*isc<* at Slis Residence,
i>li. -I - *T.THOMAS
OF CHATTOOGA COUNTY
B-'i.'s leave to inform the citizens of this
county and persons on the Alabama line,
that he will devote his time and attention
to the practice of medicine in the future.
AM ease-, of whatever nature will be skill
fully handled and treated.
Residence fee miles b. lute Summer
ride, on the Main Alabama or Gayles
eille road. ■ aprillSlv.
R, W. ROEBUCK,
DEALER IN
gloves uiul Tin Wjut.
98 Broad Street, Rome, Georgia.
OPPOSITE NORTON' S.
MV stock- of COOKING STOVES i.-
one of the most complete ever ottered
in Romo, and of the very beat kinds known
to the housekeeper*.
1 would call especial attention to
“GIBBS' COOK,” a model of perfect
construction of chaste and bold deign. with
large and roomy top, deep and capacious
flues, extra large ami thoroughly ventilated
oven, with double racks and one of the
best bating and most convenient stoves
ever made.
f have ;,1,0 “THE ACTIVE.” “LA
DY GAV ” and the “IRON CLAD,” and
others. Ah«. ranges of various sizes and
most approved patterns.
Also if EATING STOVES for either
coal or wood, of xari.ns-styles and He*.—
We have a large stock of Tin Ware con
stantly on hand, ami can make anything in
that line or copper to order. Hoofing and
Guttering done in the best style.
Plumbing and Pipe-laying, for water or
gas, done by experienced workmen. All
we ask is a fair showing. Come and see
us.
Also agent for the Novelty -Stove ami
Hollow-ware works of Route.
Dee 7, wly.
J.&S. BONES ANI) CO.
.HARDWARE
AND
STOVES,
Home, (ieorgia,
Offer Chattooga and Wal
ker Counties advantages
worth attention. They
keep the largest Stock
to be found this side of
the Gulf, and defy Com
petition. A
AGENTS FOR RO VE HOLLOHMIW
& STOVE MANUFACTURING CO.
J/tumi’HcturerH of Stoves, Hallow-ware,
Wagon Boxes, Grates, Ac. Do all kinds
of I/ill and Machine work to order and at
reasonable rates, tMI arid fret a Home
made -Vtove, with a full and square guar
antee that it will do all tvu claim for it'
Doe 2i-ly
Just Received
A large and well selected stock of
Dry Gooch,
.Dress Garifls,
linens. Cotton ades,
Jeans, Clothing,
Huts, Hoots, Shoes
and Notions,
which we offer cheap for cash.
SHROPSHIRE $ SON.
Corner Broad and Bridge Streets,
ROME. GEORGIA.
Dr. L. Iff. Hall,
S ll rire on. 13 ei itis t,
lltmir, Georgia;
[Office over Ntuith’s Book Store.]
Returns his sincere thanks to the Citizens
i of Chattooga and adjoining counties
for the very liberal patronage bestowed tip
on him for the past five years, and respect
fully solicits a continuance- With an ex
peri«nee ot twelve years constant practice
1 feel warranted in guaranteeing satisfac
tion to all who may favor me with their
patronage. All branches of the profession
faithfully executed.
LrP 'My work stands the test of time, and
always gives satisfaction.
L. M. HALL.
Janl 8-fun
Jack & Brother,
Book and Job Printers,
Home, Ga.
T.iaui. Blanks, of every descrip
tion, on hand and for sale at our Of
fice.
Orders from a distance for any kind
of Printing will receive prompt as
tention.
Address,
JACK & BROTHER.
Janll-tf
WHEAT WANTED!
Also ltupm-u-r of the Ex ra Double Dutch
Vnohor Bolt inc Cloths, French Burr and
Esopuse Mill Stones. Tin- Eureka Smut
and‘Separating Machines. Also Agentfor
Parkers Johnson's and the California
.Shunt Machines, Turbine Water Wheel-.
Belting. Mill Rocks. I’roof Puffs, and mill
furnishing goods generall y
MONUMENTj
—to the—
Confederate J)cad of Georgia,
And to those Soldiers from other
Confederate States
WHO WERE KILLED OR
LIED IN THIS ST A TE.
THE j/ONCMENT ’ToT'OST $50,000,
The Corner Stone, it is proposed, shall
be laid as soon as the receipts will permit
-2,000 Prizes, Valued at $500,000.
That Amount, only, in Tickets, to be sold.
For every Five Dollars subscribed there
will be given a eertificateof LifeMenibership
to the J/onumenra! Association. This cer
tificate will entitle the owner thereof to an
equal interest in the following property, to
be distributed as soon as a requisite num
ber of shares are sold, to-wit:
First. N inc hundred and One
Aeresof Land in Lincoln coun
ty, Georgia. «n wnich are the
v’eUfcnowM J/agrudor! fold and
Copper Mines, valued at $150,000-
.ln-1 to f-'ev-u* o Hundred and Fortv-
Four Shares in One Hundred Thousand
Dollars of United Htates currency, to.wit:
1 chare of SIO,OOO SIO,OOO
1 “ of 5,000 5,000
2 “ of 2,500 5,000
10 “ of 2,000 20,000
10 “ n f 1.000 10,000
20 “ of 500 10.000
100 “ of lot) 10.000
200 “ of 50 10,000
400 “ of 25 10.000
1000 “ of 10 10,000
SIOO,OOO
From the First-eh. s Real Estate offered
hv well known patriotic citiiens, pi die
Confederate Monumental Association, the
following Prizes have been selected, and
added to the foregoing shares:
1. BERZILIA Tliis well known Re
sort. with the large residence, store, etc.,
and four hundred acres of land, immedi
ately on the Georgia Railroad, twenty miles
from Augusta. Paying an annual yield of
fifteen thousand dollars
-- The well known (TIT • HOTEL,
fronting on Broad street. The building is
of brick, three stories high, .14x70 feet—
Valued at $26,000. x ’
3. The SOLITUDE PLANTATION,
in Russell county, Alabama, on the Chat
tahoochee River, with elegant an.j commo
dious improvements. The averate rental
since IRO4 has been over (s7,twi) seven
thousand dollars.
4. THAT LARGE brick residence and
store, on the Northwest corner of Broad
and Centre streets, known as the Phinzv
or linudry House. Rents for two thousand
5. Tlic ROGER N HOUSE, on Greene
street, anew and elegant Brick Pe idenee,
in the most desirable portion of that beau
tiful street. Valued at $16,000.
6. FLAT m ’Bll, with 120 acres of
laud, half a mile ft- t.i 'he city limits, tic
elegant suburban rexideme of Antoine
Poullaut, Esq., in go-d order. \ aiued at
$16,000,
V
7- The HEARING IIOtJSE, a layve
and commodious residence, with thirty city
lots 60X210 feet, fmntimr on Mi Kinnieand
Carnes streets. Valued at $16,000.
8. Xtanton Residence am! Orchard, on
the Georgia Railroad. Valued at tf5,000-
Also—-One share of 100 bales of cotton.
One share of 50 bales of cotton.
One share of 25 bales of cotton.
244 shares of one bale each.
The bales to average 400 pounds, and
class Liverpool Middling.
The value of the separate interest, to
which the Holder of each Certificate will
be entitled, will be determined by the Com
missioners, who will announce to the pub
lic the manner, the time, and the place of
the distribution.
The following gentlemen have consented
to act as Commissioners, and will, either
by a committee from their own body, or by
special Trustees appointed by themselves,
receive and take propercharge of the money
for the Monument, as well as the Real Es
tate and the United -S'tatescurrency offered
as inducements for subscription, and will
determine upon the plan forthe Monument,
the description thereon, the site therefor,
select an orator for the occasion, and regu
late the ceremonies to be observed when
the comer stone is laid, to-wit •
General L MeLaws, Gen. A R Wright.
Gen. M A N’tovall. Gen. W M Gardner.
Gen. Goode Bryan. Col. C .Ynead. Colonel
\Y m IM Vawfonl, 4/aior Jos B (Ainmiing,
.Major George T ‘Jackson, d/ajor Joseph
Ganahl. J/ajor IP Girardey. Hon R H
May. Adam Johnson. Johnathan M .Hiller,
W ll Goodrich, J D Butt, Henry Moore,
l)r \Y E Hearing.
Agents are allowed twenty per cent. —
They are required to pay their own expen
ses; tickets and circulars alone being furn
ished them. They will remit weekly, the
amounts from rales received, less ‘ their
commissions. _ (Nocommissions will he de
ducted from simple contributions).
flu account of the very great labor re
quired of the General Agents, the offered'
services ot one or more prominent gentle
men. well and favorably known throughout
the South, will be accepted to act with us-
Parties desiring to contribute to the Mon
ument, and who do not wish to participate
in the award, will receive a special receipt.
The money will be turned over to the
Treasurer, and will be appropriated to the
Monument without anv deduction whatever.
L. & A. II McLAAVS.
General Agents.
No 2 Old P O Range. lAdntosh -S't..
Augusta. Georgia,
lION..TAS. M .sM/VTHE,
Traveling Agent.
jan2s-3m
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Atlanta, Gforsia.
-i AS. 17. OAVENS.
PROPRIETOR.
600 BUSHELS BEEDOATN
BE JO URN ITT ,(• SONS.
DIAORCI-S.
UNITED STATES DIVORCE AGENCY
ESTXET. fSHKI- 1855.
Divorces legally obtained in every .State
where the laws are liberal on the subject,
and under the United State* laws, fir j>er
sonsfrom any .State or country, legal every
where, desertion, cruelty, non-support,
drunkenness, etc., sufficient cause, no pub
licity required, no fee until divorce obtained.
Call on or address Gould & BcRGEH,
Counsellors-at-Law,
Broadway, 2d door below John St.
New York City.
CLOCKS!
HOUSE CLOCKS,
OFFICE CLOCKS,
CHURCH CLOCKS,
RAILROAD CLOCKS,
FOR SALE BY
j. j:. veal.
ROME. GEORGIA.
feb2o-ly
QEOKGIA, Chattooga County.
’Whereas, J. A. Bass, Administra
tor on the estate of .J. L. Bass, de
ceased, has applied for letter* of dis
mission from said administration.—
These are therefore to cite and ad
rnorii dt all, and singular, those con
cerned, to show cause if any they have
by the first Monday in July next,
why said letters of dismission should
not he granted said applicant, and he
be discharged from said Administra
tion as the law directs. Given under
my hand April 1-t 1872.
aprilßhn J. R. HILL, Ord’y.
LIVERY STABLE
ROME, GEORGIA.
S. F. BOVVER,S' & W. L. WIOTELY,
Have constantly on hand to hire
Good Horses and excellent Vehicles.
Splendid Accommodations for Drovers
and others. 1 Corses. Carriages and Bug
gies always on hand for .Sale.
»fesrEntire Satisfaction Guaranteed to All
who Patronize them
Dec 7-ly.
Bolivar H. Cooke & Cos.
MANUFACTURERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
Ready Made Olotkinur
NO. 70 PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashviu,k, Tennessee.
Oct 26-ly
Mrs. L. C*JQHNSON,
FASHIONABLE DRESSMA «$X
-fxD
riU*ii !oi*ii iir.
SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA.
\l.t, k’-'-l- of cutting and sowing for
f.ad-t-v and G--ntlemen done in the
hv.t *tyle anti on the most uecommodatiug
terms, L-ite>t Fa- hion* always on hand,
and all Work guaranteed. Get.lit ly
EMIGRANT TICKETS
For Sab- By
THOMAS .F PERRY. Agent,
A’O.MK. GEORGIA.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Now York. Assets over $45,000,000.
Thos. J. Perry, Agent. ) „
W. D. Hoyt. .l/0,1. Ex. j f,a
REFERENCE. —( apt. AreherGriffiith,
11, 1) Cothran. Jas. M. Elliott, George E.
Maguire. If. A- Hills. Edward 11. West.
Ilev. S. E. Axon—all Policy Holders.
Dec 7-ly
SMITH KNOX,
BOOT A\D 8IIOi;?IAK£R
SUMMERVILLE, GA-
M ork done in 1-est style and at lowest
prices for cash. Repairing promptly at
tended to
-1 VU work warranted. Nov 25 ly
Cothran & Maguire,
I > rokers an and
COMMISSION MERCIIJ NT S,
ROME. GA.
1)1 Y and sell Exchange. Specie. Bank
) Notes, Government. Railroad and other
Securities, make collections and remit
promptly. Attend to shipment of eott on
to New York or elsewhere, and make lj|,_
end advances on the same. april 4-I.» m
J. N. WiMPEE,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTI*HER,
(In rear of 1 ittier & Smith.)
ROME. GEORGIA.
Elegant Baggies. .S'prinsr Wagons and
other vehicles made to order. Repairing
of all kinds promptly and well done The
best of workmen employed. ap'l4-ly
YOUNG REBEL
His sire was Young Glencoe, whose
sire was Old Imported Glencoe, Lis
dam by Leviathan.
This thorough-bred horse will stand
at C. B. Beavers’s, 6 miles west of
Summerville.
Insurance SI2,OO."TSfj
Those wishing thorough-bred colts
will find this a rare opportunity.
Will try to avoid accidents at al
times but no responsibility for them
mar2l3m Wm. E. Reavers,
A. J. MIDDLETON, "
RETAIL DEALER IN FIRST-CLASS
•Family Groceries, 8
Choice Tobacco and Cigars, Wines
and Liquors of all grades.
Parties wishing to purchase goods will
do well to call on me before purchasing
elsewhere. fcbflS-ly
w. f. ayer. j. c. McDonald
AYER Ac \TCDOX ALD
DEALER)I\
HABDWAEE, IEGN AND STEEL.
And Agricultural Implements,
NUMBER. 71, BROAD STREET, ROME, GEORGIA
We iurite all who are interested in the latest method of Improved Acricnlture to an
in -pect-on of our stock of Agricultural Our extended connection with
leading Manufacture- throughout the I nited States, enables us to supply every want
in this line with satisfaction to the purchaser. We are Agents for
COTTON GINS AND PRESSES. IIORSE-I*GWERS. GRAIN DRILLS. H VR
ROWS AND CULTIVATORS. AND PLOWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
All of which will he supplied at Manufactures' Price--.
We also keep a stock of
MARBLEIZED MANTLES. HUBS. FELLOES
AND SPOKES. GUNS AND PISTOLS
Agents for the Celebrated NORWAY OATS. We invite special attention to our
large amj Complete Stock of Heavy and Shelf
HARDWARE IRON AND STEEL. CHAINS AND TRACKS
TABLE AND POCKET AXES k TOOLS. ' HORSE it MULE ’
CUTLERY. of all kin-!-. SHOES
NAILS, SPIKES. RUBBER BELTING, (tc.
ISr-Merel.-nt* supplied at strictly wholesale rate*. A- we are e«.n.<tantlv receiving
new pood-, we propose to meet any do (dine in prices. AY hit A McDONAfJ).
Mar- h_ - j-ly. Rome, Georgia.
*ALB IhPtT G. j y ITXEI?.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
AND DEALER IN
PURE UNADUETERATED EIQI ORS
—7 -;0:
CONSUMERS AND MERCHANTS
Will save money Pyjcalling at tire Corner Broad and Howard Streets,
march23lv. ROME. GEORGIA.
S,M.MAY,
Livery and Sale Stable,
BROAD STREET.
I tome, Georg-in.
Aeeomniodathm- for Drovers and othe
Satisfaction guaranteed- Horses and Ve
hide- for hire or sale-
JteV'Wagon Yard attached-
Get 12 ly
(’. I). JON US
[Lateof Lvnchki ho. Va.,J
DRUGGIST.
Dr. J. H. Nowlin'sOr.DStand, No. 117,
HOME, <iA.
The old patrons of Dr. Nowlin, and all
others are respectfully requested to give me
a eall when in want of Hi nge. Dye-, etc.,
and satisfaction will be guaranteed.
Twenty-five years experience practically
in the Drug business enables uie to speak
confidently in this mutter.
REFERENCES.
Dr. G. A. R. TtfKKit, I J. F. Tatjaferro
Suttttmrviilc, Ga. | .Melville, Ga.
nug.'i-.m
CL G.’SA Nil' HI i,
Successor to Elliott if- ’yfi/n net,
COTTON FACTOR,
WAMiiorsE & rou. n;;iini.\H.
[At Stoiimhoat Landittg,]
SStf.ll U kIiOIKsS l.
0:-tl2 J-1 y
Thomas Bkrrt. Jamks &. Berry,
John M- Berry.
DEIIKYStfeCO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
At old Railroad Depot and Boat Wharf.
KOBE, GLOIIMA.
IJberol cash advances will 1» made on
cotton and produce consigned toils-
Oct-12 fun'
SUMMERVILLE LODGE NO. 109
i \ & ]\r.
Regular Meetings will be held on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH
at 2 o’clock, P. m.
J. T. HENDRIX, W. M.
J. R. Knowles, Secretary,
ly. -Tune 4th, 1871.
WLJ AMES]). THOM AS.
D EXT I ST.
[over ATTWOOD & LAMKIN' S]
NO. no EMPIRE BLOCK. BROAD ST.
ROME GEORGIA
AW M. Stexrerxson
SI MMERVILLE. GEORGIA,
[At the old stand of Stevenson A Hill.]
\I T ILL keep constantly on hand for sale
t ' a good assortment of Leather which
for durability and finish .-hall compare with
any made in North Georgia, and will be
sold cheap for CASH, or exchanged for good
hides. Hides tanned on shares if desired.
Novi 51 y
.lOHN TAY I iOK ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SiLiiimei%ille C) a.
WILL practice in tlie Court* ofCh.it
tooga and the adjoining counties of
the Rome (’imfit. < )ct 2( -ly
Center’s & Gerbers
Alain Slreet,
IA EX YETTE, GEORGIA.
Wagon. Buggy and Plow Makers.
VU E desire to call the attention of our
* V friends and the public generally to
our
Wagons and Buggies,
Which are manufactured from the best ma
terial and never tail to give entire satisfac
tion. /Repairing done in best style and nu
short notice. M e wish to call particular
attention to our Two-Horse Plow, our own
invention, and pronounced smverior to any
ever used in tin- section. Farmers pur
chasing this Plow will have their m ney
returned it it is not ail we represent it to
I*. Orders solicited. marT-ly
IHTAI) HOUSE
OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT,
Tens.
JOHN T. READ. Propriew,
j Late of McMinnville. ]
J W,, ,n, P'-;in'*tor, «. n. , Ca, Dninlau .<«
Gen. Ag .-au t 'aoclaco, Cal , and 33 k 34 Commerce si. N. Y.
MILLIONS Tlrar Testimony to thei«*
Wonderful CnraHve TflTect*.
TJioy nro not a vile Tant y Drink, Made of Poor
Rum, Whiskey, Proof Sjelril* aud Rcfu»«
Dlquors, doctored, spiced and sweetened to please th«
called ' Tonics,” “Appetizers,” “Restorers,” Ac.,
that load thotlppleron tadrunkennewnml ruin, hutsro
a true Modi line, made from the native toots trod herbs
of California, free from all Alcoholic Sttmn
-1 ants. They are the CS Zt EAT BLOOD PURI
ri2:K and A LIFEGIVIYQ rRI.YCIPLE,
a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the System,
carrying o(Tall pol-wnousmatter and rcstorhif the blo«te8
to condition. No person can take these Bit
ters according to directions, and remain long tinwelL
pr«rrhi« and their bones are not destroy< >i By mlm r*!
poison or other means, and the vital organs waited
beyond the point of repair.
They arc a Ocntle ns a\ ell na n
Tonic, I««sc*d»nf also, the peculiar merit of AcOt>j(
as a pom rlul a,rcnt hi relieving r.tngeatkm or In dam
niaMon of the Liver, and nil the Visceral Orjmn*.
FO It FCM A UKT> M PI. AI A T-H, w hethor in
young or old. married orsinp’.c. «t t!ic dawn of woman
hood or at the turn of life, these Tonic Biitent have m>
equal.
For Inflammatory and Chronic I*lienmn
tl*m and Gout, D.v*pep»lii or ln<Uare«tlon,
Unions, Remittcut and Intermittent Fe
ver*, Diseases of the Blood, Diver, Kid
ney* and It ladder, these llltter* have been most
successful. Such Dlwcnsc* arc caused l>y Vitiated
Klood, which is generally produced by derangement
of the Dlizentlre Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OK IXDIGESTIOX, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs. Tightness of the
Fhest, Dizziness. Sonr Eructations of the Stomach,
Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of
the Heart, InHainmatlon of the Lungs, Pain in the
regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful
symptoms are the oflsprinp; of DyspepMla.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them of unoqualed
efficacy in cleansing the Mood of all impurities, and im
parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR HKIX DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches. Spots. Dimples, Pustules, Boils, Car
buncles, Ring-Worms, Scald Head. Sore Eyes, Erysipe
las, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and
Dweasesof the Skin, of whatever name or nature ara
literally dug up and carried out of the system iu ft short
time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle in such
cases will convince the most incredulous of their cura
tive effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its im
purities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Erup
tions or Sores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed
and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when It is fouL
and your reelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure, and Hie health of the system will follow.
Pin, Tape and other Worms, lurking In tho
system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed
and removed. Says a distinguished phy&dorist,
there is scarcely an individual upon the ia’ce of the
earth whose body is exempt from the presence of
worms. It is not upon the healthy elements of the
body that worms exist, but upon the diseased humor*
and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of
disease. No system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no
anthelmintics, will free the system from worms like
these Bitters.
Sold by all Druggist* and Dealers.
J WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. MCDONALD A
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, and 32 and 34 Commerce Street, New York.
JOHNM. DUMAS,
ALPINE, GA.,
TST'OULD rail
> t and the public generally to his well
selected stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
which he will sell on the most accommo
dating terms for
CASH,
or fount ry produce* Give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere. Oct 19-6 m
Joseph s. McGinnis,
SUMMERVILLE, GA.
’ l.Ti kinds of Painting done in best style
and at lowest price* for cash. NoKcita a
call. Oct 26 6m
c'lic>ice iiotfsE - ,
COli'AT. BEORP AND BRIDGE STTREET*,
ROME, GEORGIA,
J. C. RAWLINS, PROPRIETOR
SITUATED IN THE BUSINESS PART Os ROME.
Passengers taken to and from the Depo
Free of Charge.
t'iareh23ly.
A- F. Smi.son. W. H.,Strain,
and. I>. Strain.
Simpson, Strain & Cos.
SUMMERVILLE, GA.
\LL kinds of Plantation work done in
the best stvle, Wagons ironed, and
ail work in their line promptly executed,
1 hankful lor the patronage heretofore
bestowed they respectfully solicit a con tin
uanee of the euine Oe^S#fy