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'<TbE&i?hQO3A ADVERTISER Friday, An;rsi ifPisjcoii ('liurch D ii'ectorv. Appointments of Rev. R- F fajlv. Castor «f t’ e Fresbyterian ('Bjrrh: ... I*t Sabbath in each nton*. at Walnut * Hove. 2nd Sabbath at Summerville. 3d at Beershc-ia. 4th at Alpine. of 6vv vV. C-DnMap. SvwnmerviHe Circuit. , < E. lith.irch South. t *ak Hill an! Ami®. L-ibbath and Snt vgday before. aJternatflA Very other month. M hell at on.- church o»?atnrday ind Situ, and iv. pr raciiinsr at the other on Pfore. Tii addition to the almvo. th.ee will he rer-nlsir services at Oak FI ill on Thurs day liefi-re 3d Sabbath' and at Ami on Friday. Regular .appointments at Broom TJVn and Ma.-cdnnia arc on *he same plan, tin ! .s’abbatb. Friday and .Saturday before.— Also.* at Maced nia Thursday and B. T. Tii-.lay before 4th .Sabbath in each month. - T.lon Factory—ln Now Church. 3d -N..1.- batb in each month at 11 a. in. Niimmei ville. Ith Sabbath in each month tit. t La. in.— and in each month tliat has vc imiidavs preaching and Church Con on Saturday la-fore 4th '■-abha'h. i .. JRw Chapel. everyth Sabbath and RaS \Fso. Thursday before pHMHPKpSlw'?u<rSatnrdav heforv 4;h -ex (vn* Knob rb.-r- is :i*Sfth dj übiy, there teiil luj no serriee nu SatusiHy ImfoN* 4th ’i. . „ ('tomot. t’onfereitee and Sacranent of T'nr Lord’s Supper quarterly ?t all the churches- mqp V Appotntnieu;.: of Uev. V. A. Bell; Pas to>. io i-harcH of the Baptist fhureh, Sunn m rvilt ': Ist Sabbath. .S’nlplmr Springs. Dekalb county. Ala. );d, .Summerville 4th, New Hope, Broouitnwn, Ga. 2nd. Trion Fae to; v. The Primitive Baptist Church at Mob vi le is supplied by Klder Kinchin Raniho' M -ethic days, fir>t Sunday in each month and Saturday before. The Primitive Baptist Chbreh at Em maus .'s supplied by Elder F. M. Casey.— and. eetinir days, fourth Sunday in each month aid Saturday before. Appointments of Rev- S. W. McWhor ter MeTc-more's Cove circuit:—Dane's Chanel. Pt Sabbath at 11 a. m.. and Hill's school h-ui-’c at tp. m. Payne’s Chapel, -nil Sabbadi and Satunliiy before. Cedar Grove, 3d Sabbath and .Saturday before, and at Liberty at Ip. in. Lookout, 4tb Sabbath at 11 j in. Be. Janice. G. Lay tie preaches in the Presbyterian church in LaKavette the 2nd and 4th Sabbaths in each no.nth. Appointments of Rev. A. o<bm: Ist Saturday at 11 a. ra. at Zoar. Ist Sunday at LaFayette, 11 a. m. 2nd Sabbath and Saturday before. Mount Carmel, at 11 a. ra. and Wesley Chape! at 3p. in. 3d Sunday and Saturday I efore at Salem, 11 a m. 4th Sab ! ath and Saturday before at Trinity, II a. tn. Appointm, sos Rev. W. R. Bran havn. Preacher in charge of Subligna Circuit; Bethel. Ist Sabbath, 11 a. m.— Pleasant Hill, Walker count", 2nd Sabbath, 11 a. m. Subligna, 3d Sab bath, 11 a. m. Concord. 4fh Sabbath 11 a. m. Salem, Whitfield county, Ith Sabbath, 31 p. in. .M e dial! 1 m- obliged to the Ministers in this conn r and Wa'kcv to send in a Ist of heir appointments, which will appear reg ularly in .‘■'■•h issue. W. f>. HGVT \- CO.. Wholesale Jl ue gists, No. 43 Broad Street. Home. Ga.. ki-ep eo sta-itly on hand a full supply of Clover and Grass seed- of all kinds. White Lead. \\ nd-.w Glass and Oils of all kinds. Orders left with lion. Samuel Hawkins, at Summerville, O.a . will receive prompt attention at the lowest cash prices. Cai.fkk .s Great Liver ('ompocnp is warrant and to cure Liver Complaints, Dys pepsia, Constipation. Billions Colic, Fe male Irregularities,- ami all irregularities of the .stomach and bowels. For sale by Bran ner A Brother, .S’unimervil e, Ga. janls 6m Roiuisatillv A. Brother, No. 115 FiroadStreet Rome !ia.. havingre tnoved to their large and commodious build ing, formerly occupied by It T. Hargrove. Fieg leave to inform their.friends and the public generally, (hat they have on hand the largest stock of Groceries ever offered in this market by fliem. and arc prepared to offer the greatest inducements to the citizens of Chattooga and Walker counties and Cherokee county Alabama. Givens a call and we feel sure we can give entire satisfaction. T h:mkful for the liberal pat ronage heretofore given them they solicit a continu inee. aprill2-tf Parties in arrears for the Adver tiser will please arrange to settle. Farm in Cherokee county *\la., of 120 or 200 acre:—from 40 to GO a cres cleared. Good log dwelling- and good out-buildings. Near Alpine and twelve miles from Summerville. A great bargain offered. .Apply to Hawkins & Tucker. Hands Wanted.—-I wish to hire a large number of hands to work on the North & South Railroad. One dollar a Jay paid and boarded. John W. Maddox. ®ST - We would respectfully solicit all those indebted to the Advertiser for subscription or advertising to come forward and settle up. Read Judge Hill's communication in this issue. As all parties have been fully heard we hope now the matter will have a quietus. We think j we have given ,-Ji interested a fair \ and full hearing. The roads in this county have been ; worked upon very recently and we - suppose the Grand Jury will be able ' to . eport them all in good order. —— - •<» - -m. — Gen. Young, Col. Johnson, of Dab j ton, Col. Waddell of Cobb, and Mes-' srs Scott and Printup of Floyd, are ! the only candidates for Congressional' nomination in this Di trie,!. rory es tbclmitea y&lWwßwti ry E-.T. . ' % York, m?h' This is a work whicS win? into our schools and will be fouhtl a valuable acquisition— ImUstßUits-W-. pearnnee will be haiij-d by every.ola-s" of renders. It is wrdfen in- a clear, comprehensive style, and hasan a- Woitit of inforiuiuio.g to where else in so snriiFg mice. every family procure a cop]*. * t* Married, in this place on the loth inst., by the Rev. R. F. Taylor. John M. Esq., to Miss Francis Elizabeth, eldest daughter of 11. D. C'. K Imondson, Esq. May H eavens choicest blessings at tend (lie happy couple. I Vinter's fee (.). K. Remember to be in place at tin- j Cemetery on to morrow prepared to ! do a good day’s work, and to that end j bring suitable iinjjlomeiits to work ! with—and come early. TltWe will be a ineetiifl'f.f’tfi? Do- j mocraey of this county im Summ’dr- j vdle on Saturday the 31st of.'this month for the purpose of appotfetiitg delegates to a Congressional Conven tion, to be held in Cartersville on Thursday the sth of September next. A full attendance is requested. It. O-amble , O. ,1 It. Tucker , J. T. Hendrix, Committee. Martin Arnold, Esq., of Atlanta, died on the 12th inst. The Lower House of the Legisla ture has passed, by a vote of 106 to 45, the bill sustaining the Lease of the Western & Atlantic Railroad. We learn that Mrs. Elijah Adams, residing in the lower part of this coun ty, had a fall from a hors - sevem 1 days ago which has caused her great suffering, but we are glad to learn that she is not seriously hurt. Froit Jars. —Branner & Brother have a large hit of fruit jars which they are offering very cheap. N w is the time to put up a good supply of fruit for winter use. Messrs. \\ ithers & Branner thresh ed 4,250 bushels of wheat during tin late threshing season. Mr. John T. Nluxio informed- us lust Saturday that ho had some bolls of cotton that had opened. We are] glad to bear this as ii is getting time I for the crop to mature. A Greeley and Brown Club will be organized at this place on the 31st. bio me of our Southern exchanges sdii complain of the ravages of the caterpillar and boll worm. bodder pulling has commenced with ; some of our farmers. The Legislature prolonged it < i-es-1 sion until to-morrow, in order to dis pose of the large amount of business on hand. alker Superior Court commences on Monday. To those of our citizens attend!,.g W alker Court we would recommend (.'apt. Joel Withers’ house ns one "here they can find first-rate accom modations. The Captain lias com sortable rooms and his table is always supplied with the very best and served in a style to please the most fastidi ous. W'e speak what we know and testify to what we have seen. A Georgia editor refuses to sup port Grant or Greeley on the ground that it is as much as he can do to support himself. A Little girl, daughter of a cler gyman, being left one day to “tend door,” and obeying a summons of the bell, she found a gentleman on the steps who wished to see her father.— “ Father isn’t in,” she said, “but if it's anything about your soul I can attend to you. I know the whole plan of salvation.” A negro named Jim Johnson, at Greensborough, North Carolina, was entrusted to freeze some icecream on the occasion of the commencement of All-. Fontaine s Fi male Academy. 7/aving an old grudge against Mr. Fontaine he poisoned th - ice cr-mn and the enure supper party, consist ing of 2G persons, were very soon vi lentlv affected. At last accounts none had died; but the physicians in attend ance have despaired of sevefaf.— Johnson was arrested and put in jail a’ and there is some talk of lynching him, which he richly deserves. We were glad to see so many of our citizens from all parts of the coun ty in attendance upon the meeting last Saturday. There was an intense Railroad feeling. We sincerely hope that much will yet be accomplished, arid that very soon from their assem bling on that occasion. The building of a railroad is no common undertak- j ing. It takes .'me to arrange all the i preliminaries, but we think our peo- j pie are in the proper spirit now. j The practical remarks of Majors 1 imj X V v> •V-- v* y ■ ' % “F* n.m i . s’ln.mdfy to tra Tjgtg . to »najk »by Major B trns. Now ij ; aepoiV. The earth is tesuning al»*ndanee. If the road was. ‘.imcßr ] VontKwet there is corn, flour and bacon Pt'UoM'jH along the line of tffe road to ! stiWllt all the Wants of the contrac- The ffrop of cotton promises an in* incuse yield, and if iro disaster hap* pens to it there will boa large amount of money circulating.; There never was a more auspicious time for the Road to b ■ started and completed.— Me hope t ne speeches of Messrs O.uip ley and Burns will be like' bread ca.-i upon the waters, and that our people ; who have so long needed .-a Railroad to develop this region wid go to work :iu truest. ” ■-% i Guile a number of ge liiemen-front i\ alker county were m a; - v-. :U ; tc. - - 1 apt J. A 00-ls, the )»?■>?. t R.je | resontative, Judoe TlwinttS E. j Col. Rhodes, and eL-ssr-u Glcmc ;> i wild Sutton. They are all bat' and fu; their line badness qiniiifU'i:ioms umJ ex.entire laient. It arguocfffii to see sm-li g. .-itleme:. present and en listed in the enterprise. Proob.es ■■ of the North k South 1 Road.— To sl\ow what can be accom plished when a Company goes to work in the right spirit, we publish below interesting sta'isties furnished us by Lijor ( Inpley, the efficient Secretary and Treasurer of the N. k S. Road: The Company was organized on the 11th of August 1B71; there is now •and) miles graded, iron for 25 miles and 1 1 laid and cars running on the same. Cross ties on 20 miles, 100 miles sur veyed and 75 In. ated. 65 mils get ting cross ties, 70 laying track and 500 grading. This is decidedly a creditable exhibit, and shows it has been under proper management and that its Board of Directors are men of indomitable energy. The finances of tlie Company have boon managed well and the future of the North k South is every way promising. There wv.re two i- itiations at the meeting of Good Templars on Tues day night, viz: Misses Lula Beaty and Annie Alexander. The Lodge now has 70 members, females 4*l, males 2G. . vG Rev. Mr. Bell is conducting an in j teres ling mooting,-it iheil.iptist Clqircl, in this place. 11 LLP-\ Ol’liSKl.i-'. Fight your ow n battles. Hoc your own low. Ask in favors oi any one, and you'll succeed five thousand times better than one who is always nes.-cehing some oik- s ! influence or patronage. No one will ev t er Help you as you can help vonrsolf, I because no one will l- s-, Heartily in tore: nil in your affairs. The first step will not be suen a long one, perhaps*, but carving your own way up the mountain, you make one lead to an other, and stem! firm in that while you chop stio . nother out. Men who have made fortunes are not those who had five thousand dol lar ; given them to start with, but boys who have started fair with a well-earned dollar or two. Men who have acquired fame have never been thrust into popularity by puffs begged or paid for, or given in friendl'- irit. I’ll -y have out stretched their own hands and touched the public. Men who win love do their own wooing, and 1 never knew a man fail so signally as one who induced his affectionate graud-mauima to speak a good word for him. Whether you work for fame, for love, for (none y, or lor anything else, work with your hands and heart and bruin. Say* “I will, and som,.- day you will conquer. Never let any man have to say,“l have dragged you up. ' Too many friends sometimes hurt a man more ti. none at ail.— Ornee Greenwood. Nome two months ago Air. Greeley called the attention af Air. Gcri-it Smith to the fact that many of the Kn-Klux prisoners confined at Albany were deserving of the interposition of Ex ecutive clemency. lie urged that some of'tln-se poor creatures were so grossly ignorant, that others were too young to comprehend the nature of the fearful o' bg ions which they had assumed, and that others had undoub tedly beer, terrified into joining Am Ku-Hiux organizations. Mr. Gree ley asked Mr. Smith, as a philan thropist, to examine into the facts of the case lor !iuusoif, and use his in- fluence with t.ue President, with whom ids relations were cordially close, i-i behalf of such deserved it. Mr. Smith agreetr to look into the affair, but -raid lie was doubtful if the President would he induced, in the midst of a heated campaign, to take steps for tbs re!m e of any of the prisoners, as it might injure- bis political prospects. The result of nie examination by Air. Gerrit Smith, and his subsequent report to the Presi dent (confirming Mr. Greeley’.;; views), was that Col. Whittle’ of the United State? Secret Service was dettuued to make an official examination, ills rep irt, of which we print a synopsis ; to-day, exactly justifies 4bo jrjnfrr- Greeley’*, observations od • 'a s.itii ;#WKn ';‘iful l . only seldom ■ r.-i :> t‘ -vF.:r be t ti tor aq the gawid ‘tltcre 'sAi i{(( Jltn “sq»»ijUiSvcs: when th - iWflfct, -a *<*a!ley:.M\fro- arc nli Killy It wear .o f.-v . :r J .wy.< tin- f-i -re 1 \ mm ■<f tH.vVq.t ■ A ' r :i umtor tiiyjlmdfSws- '..ae ,ih.-vjfc,<v- s '‘ri- rMWL' j£ut, lmHgL# • if_wt‘i;i jinr •»; F'-te,” ■Jff 1 A I’hib.deJttlf I^eie,: a wo,-:hy exjinr, !_■ <' t'-s "** j- \ " ' I pari-! iV tU \ -mv. but hepract-iCikeconoifi v by .eJF 1 mg as a waiter in a He \M colored man. It is said that in anticipation the Fat Men's Gouvention, hr In-Id at Rut in Bay, the me becoming alarmed, and that wood and liljtndders are i(t great mind, toA'ic'around the frdgo o f.tW island to Rwcp it-dVom sinking. - - r A Mcj-iu*)' baoFtelqr says all he should a*fciu a WtrtFld he good temper, *Wr health, tpiod uridera siiimliug,. pny^iognouajf ppct tv ti litre,'good connections, cstic habits,'resources of iimuset'o i',, good spirits, conversational taugiV. elegant.. matiiiors, and tnoiiev'.'*^Sw M<u:ey is a great lever inH-he (pflk <R'en ; so great a lever-, litat ran never keep it. •Lidgc Fiemiqg Alosd is n-rlLt" IjJ b-d by “Many Democrats” - an pe; on I'" n e x u -V. (’‘ra .“leiv', •* qPH ’ m virtue o' aj» order fiuitGdl# 1 <-->tirf ”, ; b.oa")' oi t'liatt.(iinf;i ..can'. . n:i! 1, • m ! ' ■ tbfi Court h'HiFD floor fit* 1 4*1 fay ’* ■ '' ;l ker i-minty, an tae first Iu - spy in <1 •►«!«•:• next, th-f.ilFoiyoip mvm-rtv(HWit: L;J ol L.:. I Mi. 2ST in the.gTtii. ItbVief nl (hi- 2 I Aei-tiou of Walker ea-ei'y, cn i •ainiii.z In i «<->.-morn m- and known ;F ■' t'!!’.-f ine.ee. _ Aaul place Ims aenin bo’-a-ne ii id -in ‘ with tivei-onii! :, t.rn,i lOr ehnrd and sjo-iu;.*'- Sold for the laaiefit pf the heir, , and ereiiit-ird es David Smith, he - nf < haltimy\emmlv, deceased. Term,* eti-’h. Tins An .. Atli 1.57;;- 40,1,-' G- W B. Smiih, .IJut'r, dc boai,. non I Vinter s Fee, @o,oj¥, Tiro Bti.idmj ißnliarst. \ i;I-:} <>i• <m i'okmmi' * iyafun# ux. Yc, wish 11 to address of event tuiiu and wnliiaii out id employment,. We have work for thorn .Vdoress (inclosingstauip) G eoookJ • Johnston, ~ Alirntgoinery, Ala. I . O. Box |xo. SI I HUFF'S SAL E , \t, 'LL be sold before (lie ( '.mi't-hoase ? T dm,r in .Sitnimem'lle, Ga.. on the first I tic-day in Seprohdier next,. 1 d.wecn the usual hours of sale (he foHnwiug prep erry. viz: Twenty-five acres of land, more or less, of L a No. 2l3in the 14th District and Ith .Section of Giiattooga ciumlv. — Sold as the. property of George fiifK }jur to (i satisfy a Justices ! ourt fi fa, issued the Plk.lrd Distriet (J, ,1/i James W. Brv ruif agent for L W, Bryant. vaGemge Lat imer. Property pointed opt by defendant. L-uy nut le and returned t, me by eonsta blcJ. 11. Hawthorn. , , , J- H Garrett, Sheriff. July 2.3 th In'2. * 4 Sand Fifty Cants TO -ML. :S. P VTHICH, BOOKSELLER UD STATiOXEH. ROME, GEORGIA, And by return mail receive a package of DOLLY VARDEN NOTH BAH-;!: AND ENVELOPES. augfi-tf’ Bit. <}. A. It. TUCKER, sr-MMKie.-ti.i.K. i.a: ( V-’i K lit . j J i-r y* >*jh! uorvi(’(•.•• to th? J ' <••'!//■ ii- of thi.-i place and die sur roun i :ssu «* t i*s*. AIO.VIFr MADE E ASY. SAVE Y3TJR STOCK AND WAGONS, AND BUY WHAT YOU NfIKD A.'i Home. ft. 11. WFEa & C 8;, BUY BACON AND CORN AT ROAIE AIAR.KET PRICES, and Wheat. at 2A. cents o r bu-hd off for haulm-r. •Cf li pardon MnulU a-,of eitlv.-r. Me sell all rtr.ods as low -. any lions in Allattooe, Count Any j.-'-son wantinrf to buy oittier (’ - ri. Iv, -on 0r4,”1e al, will j find it tivtheir interest to glv,, ~7.their or- j ders. We take anythinc'ttt exclxifi*) \ir Goods bat Soft Son > and Socks. > July IS. '72 -E. It. 80-. mi a- •iLLE. GA., AUGUST 23, m P% . : C ":>-T£.'n h;-^i ft 7 j fTpSAfi3wft*r ! sips tfti.mn.SED ami i.roH*W,l bv m.r J n Wdter Physician'! that any n%, r ’T, mic i< » s%iitt{tu)ggh>w iu use. Th«t arts, i4. A STOFf REVEKTIV2, flpff lever ami TiiteYmitteprs, Bil i aH-dt-tirdei from niu i«vna,". M^^;, 1 ,,,' 11 . •I'ir'Ss »,*• in cases of ‘ uvJU"-'-t.i,m iu’v L "• übenmt, iindun cases ■ j •■ litylhi y lim- never .in a single i rfcfojif'iV J V.V J * ! . 11 l' : "In "■’■ Jfo JU.U* ii.i|.|iy ro.-uttsT’ ja«»cjS).tc i»ortt«tt!ai;fe 'wait-''- ‘asTFE* ALES. QrrcnstUieniiift the bony. ira:iyifi the i ■s*{ 1,1 t,r t ThAl M'Qcnui 11'*|f«Jjnule«it has ever Jfrfore'been offered ( iif OU public so plotisnut Jo file taste and I »i§taiuc time coimbiiifng so nuuiv reme iwJ Ap •»*«•omlorsei 1 th.o medical’ frnter- HKjl the best kimwifUNbe Pharmacu- BHpSffcli. costs but little to give them a d&u' awl. junta k p|cry Family Should Have a Bottle. ■ ration in the world can iiroduoc IgN ltlaw unqualified endorsements by phy- IjjfeiflnJrWtho very highest standing in their >1 jgwfoitinii. U ’ Umiifrsi'A.ttlso by the Clergy and the lead- WeiA’totninat-iimal papers. 0 SJ’ ufc Wnt U Babcock. the oldest Metlio- St, Lnui. says the Home aL vorcm_e't. grateful in contributing of my strength, and an gKBe orTfipctitc. ■VVy Osborn, Mo., June 2.5, 1871. 'itw,greatly debilitated, as I have who require a tonic or stimulant, jßra*3'Jdbr tt"tning betterthantbe Horiie icltft) SWl'tlll Presiding Elder. m Piattsburg Pi.strict. Marine Hospital | T Louis, Mo.. Oet. S, 1870. ) 9»‘ ijiff l '® Afbtek'son ifc Co.-—I have exani n«PjSK.Ki>uhi for making the ‘'Home 1 -•hspi: and used them in this f'mr months. I consider 1 valuable tonic told stiiim UgtjjJW'i. <• -I 'll l.i "i:i: , * 1 h.irge I S >i.,. in.- I (os pSHM''"" A 1 1 , ■11• 1 ■ i!i, 1, BpSfchiiiiiiiii-'o or Ihe in. .i ,' f:;|*®cipe of m- -41 ..mo c : • '•lore be 4 “iJtLujilt| as tS'P? #f£* : >UU;- f ' jPit-- ti in Ifit'oreT*' aitd t i Sf! . f , the e ' 1 '• 1 -■ i'i ..'rvl: on ■ all tb . Uni in .•ff tile b ■ 1 I lie n'"' 1,. iflVVßiu. nj|iW , f«r‘7ua earmin'ii..... uid slightly I ixatj' Thu mode of pis-paring them 1 st*ieijy hi accordance with tsic rules of nluuiii i Having used them in our pri vate priii ■ wo take pleasure in reeom-- moiidie • 1 belli'o all persons desirous of tnkiig i».f imS, as being the best tonic and stilifjliiiit imW oll'ered to tin! jiublie. Flfa.VK (J I’OUT Fit, i’r'if ■•■■ ().■ (Totllctrics anti Pi-oa-ais of Wo inen. t'ullty; of I‘hy and -iari:!, and late member B mpl.of Health. hi' ibusUiViwiK, Prof, of Oil s''' 1 id Diseases of Women, St,'Louis J bjk'ri * Y'-.'cgC. « Drake Medowell. M D, Late I’res't Mo Medical College. I'i A Clarke; M D, Prof surgery. Mo, Medical College and late jjt 'ident Physician city Hospital, St Louis Missouri. Herbert Primm, Prof Practical i’liarnKiev. Si Louis college of Pharmacy. .1 C White.!,ill, Ivl Medical Archives. Alt' Ileacock, M D l)r CV F liunwig, C Cerick. M D, N Hratz Moses M Ji C A Ware, M D, U r A Wilcox, M I) lEmineut Physicians Os Chicago. The formula tor the Home Hitters has been submitted to us, and we beli ve 111011 to be the best tonic and stimulant for gen eral use now offered to the public. .1 H Walker, M D, II Woodbury M D. Thos T Kllis, “ “ K T.udlam “ “ Hmuumt PJii/uicianx in Cincinnati. No other Bitters have ever been offered to the public embracing so many valuable remedial agents. J L Fattier, MD, C W Hicgler, qM D J J Quinn, “ “ 0 K Tayftir, “ “ Eminent Piiy»i<:iann in Memphis. The Home Bitters are.‘in invaluable rem edy for indigestion and diseases arising from malarial causes, < 1 U Thornton, M D. Paul Otey, MD II W-Purnell, “ “ Jos K Lynch “ “ fifieyFor sale by all druggists and grocers. JAMES A'. JACKSON k 00. Proprietors. Lnbratory 10.7 and 107, Second St' St. Louis Missouri. !15 V I-!*v M HT<> I£ 1: —-A NT) — AVsiyyon A:n*<l, —AT— j OOSTANAULA IHUDGE, HOME ! Dry fronds. Hrpeorit' ami other articles, too numerous to mention, are eon itantly • kept on hand, and soid at a reasonable per I on*. tn ir.' li^3IO;i!. xo r r u: izi f 11HE undersigned Vices leave to infirm U the citizens ol i 'ln’tonvaI’ountv tbat he ha- a H'aeksmith Shop a! Serugg’;: Miii, where lie is prepared tod" Piautationirork, Iron \vng 'ns sml /biggie-, „»<l all other vrw* b'j'C' t style and promptly executed, lie solicit.-, the patronage of tiio public, with the a-surance that he cm give them entiresatisfiictiou. P- K. HOGEHS aprtg-tfn 1 ) U. -J. J.TIK )MAS OP CHATTOOGA COT'NTY Begs leave to inf ;m the citb.en- of this .•'county ami persons on the Alabama line, that In- will devote his time and attention to the practice of' medicine in the future. All eases, of whatever nature will be -;kdi rtily handled and treated. Residence five miles below Summer o 'He, on the Main Alabama or fiaijlet- \ Reread. aprill 31 v. GREAT ATTRACTION j * in Summerville!; ujjL ** » g , RHOTTIF.n take thi. -method Pr'fikli* Mrtijiemi- and the ptibli" 'gejierelly fbaf 1 'itvnrnstan ling the ‘‘hard times,” we will - ill he found at the Large Brick. Building on the comer witii our u.-u --ullv large stock of SPRING WII SIMFiRfiiWBS. Consisting of Sitedii’.w Slretssi CootSst, HATS, RIBBONS, LACKS, AO. Latest fashions and most approved styles. Also a well selected stock of mnmm mmwm goods, OUR STOCK OF Groceries, Hardware, Queens ware, Vats, Roots, Shoes, llri lies. r-fSail*' Saddles. amfs, .• Drugs and Medicines V- complete, and are constantly in receipt of now supplies, A ou will do well to call and examine our stock before imreha-ing elsewhere, as we do not consider it any trouble to cxliiliit. oor Goods, but will take pleu-nre in so do ing, and fuel tlut Our Prices will compare favorably with any House in North Georgia. We take in Exchange for Goods /fags, h ur.-. and Country Produce gem rally, for which we pay the highest market, price. Thankful for past patronage, ivo shall do all ri our power to merit a continuance of the same* aprl 2-tod A. a; SIM MONS, ~ RAF A YETTE, GA. * rjliikctj thjs oeeiwon-to inform the citizens L yd! Ntitfh .Uedrgia that he is in the Jaighfning' llod business, ntid is prepared to do all work in this line in the latest and most approved style and upon short notice. His experi ence in the business justifies him in saying he can give entire satisfaction, and will promptly attend any application from the surrounding counties. June2Btf Pomana Njrsories, Noar Rome, Georgia. II- ll The Proprietor of this Nursery will have lor Orchard and Garden planting the en suing season, (fall, wir. er and spring), a large supply of standard Fruit Trees, / bio to Four years old, from graft or bnd- These Trees are of iSbutherh varieties, es pecially the apples, the only sorts reliable in -t-hir! climate. Varieties all warranted true ffeStone. Orders may be filled from November Ist to April 1st —except for Peach and Apri cot. which should be planted by the last of February i Address Orders to the undersigned at /feme, Ga., or to Dr. Tucker, .Vuuimer ville, <fa. / 'at alogues furnished gratis on applica tion at. either place. J. 11. lVowliii, / _UEtHiGI.I, / T.sttooga County. ' K Four weeks after date application will be made to the Ordinary of said county lor leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of Alexander Irvine, dic'd' June 3d, 1872. F. A. KIRBY, .him',-. fJHOHGJ.I, Chattooga county, u This is to notify all concerned that I am the legally appointed Trustee of mv brotlier, .1 11 Powell, ol* said county, l,\ the last, will and testament of our father, and that said Trusteeship covers his entire estate, both real and personal, fronts, is* sues and profits included) and all persons are hereby notified and forewarned nou to trade with the said J II Powell for any of said property, or front taking and carrying away any part of the same under any pre text whatever, without permission from mo, This June 28th 1872, W, F, S. PowEr.r,, Trustee, Juneß23od Pouter’s Fee $3,25, Jack & Brother, Book and ! ob Printers, Home, Ga. Leo At. BijAXivS, of every descrip tion, 011 hand and for gale at our Of fice. Orders from a distance for an 7 kind of Printing will receive prompt at tention. Address, JACK & BROTHER. Janll-tf J. R ROSSER, SILVERSMITH, SiIMWKRVILLE, «A. Clocks, Watches and jewelry repaired j cheap for ea-li. Watch crystals, spring, I and hands always on hand ! frig No work taken fcui the sh ip uuci j paid for | Ofiice near I lie Hotel- Novyly I ROME HOTEL FORMERLY Tennegscr . iloino. Cx 001*2in,. •' A. STAN?:BURY. Proprietor. , rjIlH, above Hotel is bieate i within twcti' i ty steps of the Rail,-..- 1 Platform, and eomenient. -to the business portion ol ' 1 own. Servants polite and sttentive to their duties. All Baggage handled Free of enartre. GEORGE A. RAINWATER, Cl.F.ttK. foicfo-tf Candidates. jl/i*. Tjdit,r; Please allow me to say through the columns of vour paper. tli.it in compliance with Hie urgent request of many tJ t .v'friends, and in pursuance of my o«-ii inclination-, I announce hiyseft a ea tli fid ate for the Senate from the 42d Lbstriel, emupclsed of the counties of Bar tow, Floyd and Dhattooga, subject to the decision of tho JVetnoeratie 'XI mventfon of said District. JOHN W. WOFFO/i’U. Jnne2l -If R. R. R. mnwivs ni'KiviiELo CURES THE WORST PAINS In From One to Twenty Minutes rVOT OA K lIIH U after reading tliis advertisement need any one SUFFER WITH PAIN. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF IS A Cl RE FOR EVERY PAIN. It was the first and is The Only Pai;a BSemcdy that instantly stops the most excruciating pains, allays Inflammations, and cures Con gestions, whet her of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands 01 organs, by one application. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, no matter how violent or excruciating the pain the RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, In firm. Crippled. Nervous, Neuralgic, o prostrated with disease may suffer. lUDWAY’S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. Inflamatjon of the Kidneys. Infliunation of the Bladder. Tnflaiuation of the Bowels. Congestion of the Lunga. Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing. Palpitation of be Ilehii. Hysterics, Croup, DipfWta, Catarrh, Influenza, 1 luadaclie, Toothache, Neural ,r m. Rheumatism, Cold Chills. Ague Chills. 'I he application of the Ready Relief to the part or parts where the pain or diffi cully exists will afford case hud comfort. 'i wenty drops iri half a tumbler of water will in a few moments cure Cramps, Spasm:-', Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colic, Wind in tho Bowels, and all INTERNAL PAINS. Travelers should always carry a bottle o Rahway’s Ready Relief wit h them. A few drops in water will prevent sickness or pains from change of water. It is better than French Brandy or Bitters as aistimu lant,. r » FEVER A ASF AGUE. FEVER AND "AGUE cured for fifty cents. There is not a remedial agent in thi- world that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious, Bilous, Scarlet, Uphold. Yellow, and other Fevers (aided it- , 1Y1Y) I'’DILLS) so quick as RAD II AY S READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. Health! Beauty!! STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD— J,1 ■ AKEOFFLESH AND Weight— CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COM FLEXION SECURED TO ALU Or. Eadwav’si SI RSilPl HlLldi\ RIIMIL FPT m bst astonish ing CURES : SO QUICK, SO R \P 1D ARE Til E CHANGES THE BODY V NDEIiQf)ES, UNDERTHE INFLU ENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDER FUL MEDICINE THAT Every Day an increase In Mesh and Weight is Seen and Felt. ’ The (iron* llloail Purifier. Every drop of the Saraaparillian Resolv ent, communicates through the Blood, sweat, brine, and other thuds and iuieeA ol the system the vigor of life, for it re pair- the wastes of the body with new and sound material. Scrofula, sypkxis, Con sumption, Glandular disease, Ulcere in the throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in tho Glands and other parts of the system, Sore Eyes, strumorous dimharges front the Ears, and the worst forms of Skin disease s. Eruptions. Fever sores, scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt, Ilheum, Erysipelas. Acne, black spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors Cc 'rs in the Womb, and all weak- aiiig and painful discharge.,, Night sweats, Lora sperm and all wastes of the life principl*, are within the curative range of this won 'lor of Modern Chemistry, und «t few diiys use will prove to any person using it for either of these forms of disease its potent power to cure them. ll the patient,, daily becoming reduced by the wastes and decomposition that is continually progressing, sm seeds in arres-t me these wastes, and repairs the same with new material nu de from healthy blood— and this the Sarsaparillian will’and does u.-e—a cure is certain: for when once ‘•Q remedy commences i's work of purifi cation, and succeeds in di (finishing theloss el wastes, its repairs wii! be rapid, and everyday Iho patient will foci himself growing bettor and stronger, the food di gesting better, appetite improving, and fiosli and weight increasing. Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolv ent excel all known remedial agents in the euro of Chronic, scrofulous, Constitutional and skin diseases ; but it is the only posi tive cure for Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Urinary, and Womb diseases. Gravel, Dia betes, Dropsy Stoppage of Water, Incon tinence of Urine, Bright’s Disease, Aibu mimiria, and in ill cases whore there arc oriek-dust deposits, or the water is thicke cloudy, mixed with substances like the 'Mule of an egg, or threads like white silk, or there is a morbid, dark biJlious appear ai "e, and • lute bone-dust deposits, and n oen tie ,y p a pricking, burning sensation DR. RADWAY’S " Perfect Purgative PHI^. I erfeotly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gum, purge, regulate, purifo. r!ca"sc anu strengthen. Radwav’s Fills, for tb ! '•ure ol all and, order., of the stoma: ■ . Liver BowekKc "eys, Bladder, Ncrv r lb Dig. c ise x I lead- t.V.nstipa»inn, 1 ostiveness inuigestton, .Dyipepwa, Billimtsnes-, Bii ."u> Fev.fr, Inflammation of ti,.- Bowels, , ' A. 1 ' 1 : 1 Dcrangemerts of the fnter !■' ' V ! '}• arranted tAeffoet a posi "vi' cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no uii'ieury. minerals, or cloleterioiis drugs, ~ • deserve the following symntoms r« Organs- m l)lSorderß oi ' tlle ’Digestive Constipation Inward Piles. Fullness of the i-food in the Head. Acidity of tfa stun li. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust of boo t. Fullness or Weight in the stomach sour Eruetatieir sinking or Fluttering at he pit. of the stomach, swimming of‘the Bead, [fumed and Difficult Breathing A ft l w doges of ha DWA Yhs PILLS wnlfret be system from all the above named disorders Price, 25 cmu per. Box hold by Dniggista. 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