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THE CHATTOOGA ADVERTISER IT SEVER pays It never pays to fret and scold When fortune seems our foe; The fitter fired will push aliead And strike the heavier blow. For luck is work. And those who shirk Fhouid not lament their doom; Hut yield the play, Arid dear away, That better men bate room. It never pays to wreekriie health In drudging after gain ; And he is sold who thinks that gold Is cheapest bought with pain. A humble lot, 1 cosy cot. Have tempted even king*; For stati nt high. That we dth will buy, Not oft contentment brings. Diamonds. —lt is reported that dia monds and other precious stones have been discovered in Arizona, and that » company lias organized to work the new fields. From a statement in one of the daily papers, it seems that even if diamonds prove to be as abundant ns the reports indicate, the effect upon the market value of the brilliant stone will scarcely be appreciable. Before passing into tlie hands of the dealer, the diamond must be cut, and thenum -1 < r of persons capable of performing this and bento operation is small. In Amsterdam, where the businesjj is more largely carried on than in any other part of the world, the diamond cutters ha ve recently raised their price, and entered into a compact not to receive aprentices, or give instructions to others, not even to their own sons for three years. Diamond cutting is alscfclone in London*an<ft>y two houses in this country. Messrs. Tiffany & Go., and a Boston libuse, employ about a dozen men in this work. The dia mond cutters have been overwhelmed with work for a long time, and the lar gest increase in thcsupply of thorough stones will not cause, therefore a much greater number of diamonds to be thrown upon the market. A young lady in Pennsylvania, at an evening party, found it apropos to use the expression," Jordan is a hard road to travel;” but thinking that too vulgar, substituted the following: "Perambulating progression in pedes trian excursion along the far famed thoroughfare of fortune cast up by the sparkling river of Palestine is, in deed, attended with a heterogeneous conglomeration of unforeseen difficul ties. ’ An Historic Tree.—A land sale in France brings to light some facts con cerning a tree which is almost as cel ebrated oil the Continent im the “Roy al Oak” in which King Charles found refuge, is in England. The proper sold is a residence a Montravail, in the court-yard of which stands the famous Montravail oak,” which naturalists assert to be more than two thousand years old. This no ble tree is tin# capable of measur ing existence with the forest giants of Calaveras country. ‘‘California.- This oak, which is entirely hollow, lias had its interior provided with stone benches, on which twelve persons can comfortably sit around a table, and an entrance door and two win dows have been cut out of its sides. In order to ascertain its age, M. d’- Orbigny cut out a piece of its entire 1 hickness and boled it in oil, which is an intalible mode of bringing to light the separate layers produced by eacli year. By this method, and counting from the center to the circumference, lie was easily able to prove that fbe number of layers amounted to two thousand and some hundreds. This tree is of course, a great natural cu riosity, and every year numbers of persos visit that neighborhood to view so venerable a relic of the past which was living and yielding shelter, as now, to the birds of whole contu ries before the birth of our Savior. A lady correspondent of the Wash ington Capital says that a Boston lady, who recently got herself up most gor geously for a dinner nt one of the great watering-place hotels, had the misfortune to sneeze just as she sat down, when suddenly the half of the waist of her dress ripped out, and somebody had to put a shawl aroud her. Her dressjwas an exeellet lit upon a well-proportioned form, and, having been made upon a single-thread sewing machine, the sneeze broke the thread. It is no disgrace for a streak of litening tew strike a woazel and miss him. If I owned a weazel, litening mite strike at him all day for oO cents u clap.— ll’dlingt. A German who was lately married, says, “It is easier for a needle to valk out of a camel’s eye than for a mans to get der lasht vord mit a voomans." Our poor young man remarks that the only advice he gets from capital ists is to “live without his income,” whereas the difficulty he experiences is to live without an income. Don’t keep in a constant fret about things that may be annoying, or wor ry about things you can’t help. Troub les are not lightened by fretting. The true remedy is to keep cool and try to master the difficulties, and not let them master you. Hon. Jerry Black, of Pennsylvania, we understand, has written a letter in which, after running a contrast be tween the two presidential candidates. Greeley and Grant, he declares in fa vor of supporting the fenaer in the present contest. THE CHATTOOGA ADVERTS MITCHELL’S FAMILY MEDICINES. Every family can save laijgJjEoc Bills by keeping hand Mitchell’s Medicift keep any length of time. MITCELL'S Diarrhesa Cordial is considered indispensable in all families that have once used it, the cure is certain. MITCHELLS rVeiirnlgiaJYlrdicine. Never fails to relieve Neuralgia, Billions or Cramp Colics. Headaches, &c- MITCHELL'S Oliill Afedirine has justly taken the lead of all Chill Medi cine and is effectual in every case. MITCHELL’S I’lT.i: ointmeivT is the surest Pile Remedy known, and is entirely successful when directions are fol owej strictly. MITCHELL'S lira mediums is superior to the many nostrums puffed so highly. MITCHELL’S LIVER PILLS Are the Bent in the. Market. PHISIIHVS PR.II SYRUP. Tt. contairie one grain of .S'antonine to the drachm. When you give it, you know what yon are administering to your child. MOTHER'S SOOTHI.YC SHIP is perfectly safe, reliable and effectual. \ r ictoria ash.. It is superior, and cheaper than the Ben zines, and without the risk of fires. a MITCHELL’S llinmagogue Pill will regulate more Canos of deranged men struation than any other one remedy, and is entirely harmless to the system. Everything in a first class drug store con • staidly on hand, for the wholesale and re tail trade. Call before purchasing else where, and examine prices and stock. R. V. MITCHELL, DRUGGIST, 109, BROAD STB KMT, ROME, OA. apr'ititf The IMwtrilration OF Confederate Monumental Schen^ WILL Positively Take place ON THE ‘ FIRST WEDNESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT (1872,) AT YUGUSTA, GA. SHOULD all the Tickets not be sold, the amount received will be distributed in the proportions named in the Circulars be tween THE MONUMENT, the Prizes, and the necessary exi crises. The portion to tie distributed will be ap propriated first to the Money Prizes; then to the Real Estate, and lastly, totheShares in Gotten. ANALYSIS OF THE SCHEME. $100,01)0 20 per cent, allowed Agents. 50,000 It) “ “ “ State Agents -50,000 10 per cent, allowed for contin gent expenses. 99,000 Owner's price of 7 Real Estate Prizes. 131,000 The 1,746 Prizes in Currency. 20,(KM) The 247 Prizes in Cotton. $450,000 ted to the Monument - The price in Currency will be substituted for any Real Estate Prize, withdrawn on account of injury to the Property, or.for other cause. Agents west of the Mississippi stop their sales on the 15th of November. East ot that river on the 20th of November. State Agents are required to be present cither in person or by legally appointed Attorneys at the Distribution. Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol lars ($250,000) in currency. Real Estate and cotton to be distributed. The most splendid inducements ever offered to the public. Tn addition, this enterprise to honor the Confederate Dead, appeals directly to the patriotism of every citizen of Georgia and the South. All may now contribute tothis work of honor, gratitude and beneficence. The following named gentlemen are the Commissioners: Genov ils 1-. A/cl.aws, .1. R. Wright, M. .\. Stovall. IV. .)/. G irdner, Goode Bryan, Colonels C. Snead, Wm. P. Crawford, Ma jors Joseph B. Damming, George T. Jack son, Joseph Ganahl. I. P. Girardey, Hon. R. H. .)/ay. Messrs. Adam Johnson, Jona than Miller, W. H- Goodrich, J D. Butt. Ilonrv Moore, Dr. W. K. Dealing- L. &A -H. Me LAWS, General Agents, Augusta, Ga, Jones & Mclntire, W IIOM.S t I I G KOCH its, —AND— MERCHANT MILLERS. NOS. 5 and T ROME, GEORGIA. Highest Cash Price paid for Wheat. Junc2B3m Attention Farmers. Having procured the services of a PRO FESSIONAL miller we will endeavor for the future to dispatch those bringing grain to our Mill withthe least possible delay, there in - saving the necessity of but one trip- And we wish to call the attention of the Farmers to the importance of having their wheat gronnd ami marketing the flour, thereby saving freight and the Bran. Shorts and Seconds for home consumption. We have made arrangements to furnish flour sacks to all who may waut them at llaltimorr Prices, with freight added. Thankful tor past patronage we hope to merit a continuance of the same. Mill* «V IVvail. Jwlvttf v’XOTKnUI To Claimants andtheW^^JH -Notice is hereby givento Clain\,, /a having craes b i ,Soiiib!SsTi a “ IJS Commission 3t J ton that I wlL^ay**, .til .Saturday ami J hies, from now until then can havi thfii« evident; ■. taken. - M I will he at. Home on Monday and if die bu-iuess authorizes, Untjj^Sfl At Calhoun, by special order, Aq£# At* At Gave Spring or Home, by special if'. dor, August sth. At Dalton August 12th' tn At Lafayette August 26th- V At Ringgold .September 9th. ■ At Trenton September 23d. 1 J : Parties interested must appear pibp'PDy and lie prepared. No time atter actual work ceases will be spent at anyplace. ] FTRASOIS A. KIRBV. .Special Con> ,afes * o ndr for the State of G-SU, .July 4 ]h,Ne < ’ourier. Rome Commercial and i Yorth Georgia Citizen insert one time in Weekly and seint Account* to this office. J GEORGIA, Chattooga County, Mrs G. A. IJndgins. widow and relicM of J. J. Hudgins. deceased, makes applica tion to mo for the valuation and'setting apart a Homestead, of realty and exemp tion of personaltjl, and I wilj pass apou t fie same, on the 2d day of August next, at my office, this July 19. 1872. J- B. Hi l.1, (hrdif'y- Printer’s fe<\s2, Vance & No. 174 Market Street, ChattHooOjsji/J-e"". \ Wholesale Dealers in i General Hardware, ] Gall the attention of the trade tt) their large and complete assortment of Ilea”v and Shelf Hardware, Irma Nails, Glass. Horse and Mule shoes. Flubs, Npokes, PJP hies, Wheelbarrows, Ropes, Twines, jJJj • | Cordage, of various kinds, shovels, forks, hoes, scythes, snaths, and in mw. (j articles usually found in a first-da,- Ihi ware establishment, all of which ffive recently bought for cash, are new, nmj, vp be %ld at northern or eastern prices, An invitation is extended to ‘ :i everywhere, and dealers wiilWiiidJf interest to exrmine our goads In-fun- pure!nisiug elsewhere, aj tormined not to he undersold, * Agents for Ruffal’s Neales and flw, Rowler Gompany. Us Terms VANCE fehl -6m . (A BORGIA, Chattooga county. ; *-8* I" Whereas W. 11. Quin m*ke«j.irpsli catinn to me for Letters of AtMiniftration,! ufioi. the estate of Mary lat<rt|* -aid county, deceased, these, "'!• en, | I„ and ..opexr "id.HI de 'i -. lie evil,e.l fulfil' - ■ 1 ■ d• , !ia V e wiSfiH. mff. '• ! I pi- ’ ' i:. mi.rcfl 1 'V r /e. ad ■■ iTI.m I:i i.I Jobbers of Dry Goods, Goods, Laces, Trimmings, Boots, and Hats. ’ N. B. Special attention given to*orderss ?ulyl2 E, .T. ALIsE\, Successor to Dunlop k A , Pi’nclical Watrli-makrr, HOME, GEORGIA. DEALER IN Watches, Clocks , Jewelry and Spectacles. BEING thoroughly acquainted with every branch of the business, 1 guar antee satisfaction to all who patronize me. All work done promptly and warranted fel>22-ly Mrsi. S. C- Hammorul, ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF Laces, Embroideries, Buttons Parasol* And Fan*, Corsets , lloop Skirts, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Mohair Braids, Sew ing Silks, Needles, Tapes, Pins, ftc. ftc. 45 Broad Street. Rome, Ga, Oct 126 m Millinery. A SUPPLY OF Fashionable Millinery Goods CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Mrs. ATT A WAY. Miss SALLIE MANTUA MAKING. DRESS CUTTING, &C. DRESSES CUT AND FIT TO ORDER. All Kinds of Sewing Neatly Pone. Misses Mayes & Sharpe. Verandah Block, 3d Door from Coth ran's Bank, Rome, Georgia / and EORGIA, Chattooga County. VX By virtue of an order fromtheCourt of Ordinary of said county, will be sold be fore the Courthouse door in Summerville, on the first Tuesday in September next, between the legal hours of sale, the lands belonging to the estate of Alexander Irvin deceased. Consisting of Lot No. 42 in the 15th District of the 4th section. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors.— Terms cash. Julv Ist 1872. F. A. Kirby, Adm’r. Printer's tee $5.30. Candidates. Mr. Editor: Please allow me to say through the columns of your paper, that in compliance with the urgent request of many of mv friends, and in pursuance of my own inclinations. I announce myself a candidate for the Senate from the 42d District, composed of the counties of Bar tow, Floyd and Chattooga, subject to the decision of Die Democratic Convention of said District. JOHN W. WOFFORD. ' JanW.il-tf -t Brosd Street. Georg)# I OPPOSITE jSpytock of COOKING STiU'ES i- S^^^wofthi - hoi t cnrljp|i'!i-e\i-r tiffcri - *! VKiri oflbcvi-n kiivis.kii'iwn itii 1 bold <l«-'vitrn. vi'li vi If flVmiy top, dc«p and capacious j largff JndU-hopughly ventilated Tjr *i« (hvublcr wks and one of the Vwleaking must convenient stoves eyerMf**® - , . _ . „,G»yb-Jfrrh' adtiyk , ,- la. IfffTTrol the ‘1 U<)> ('LA D. an-P kBF Also ranges • sizes am* pMttcny^^k i’ 1 i v;i nrtyi-At '*ll G : / ' strjt’k of Tin M are ! * , Jv .II imuiWieaii make anything In iIWW!” S " r JLh-'ufing and [ qiJfriiur done in file best Mwa\nn% and Pipe-laylng-/o ,r water or \nmi done by ex[>erienced ffaknien. All is a fair showing Lome and see ji Also agent for' il./'Novelty Stove and '■follow ware wort/* ri * R«uie ■■Dec 7, vi.t J.&S. BONKS AND CO. ¥ AND STOVES, Home, l&eorgla, Offer Chattooga and Wal •ker Counties advantages worth attention. They wep m the largest Stock Babe found this side cf - ®ulf, and defy Com- FOR ROVE 1101. l uw War- WFT’OV'E manufacturing go. ’ V.mifticfiirers ot' Sloven, Hollow-ware. Wagon 'flows. CJrates, Ac- Do all kinds j>!‘ ,1/iil and Machiftc work to o-der and a; *reawnab!c rates. Gall arid get a Hotne ,,-ujflde .Stove, with a fit 1 and square guar intee that it will do all we claim for if Dec 21-1 v WHEAT WAriTEO ! —BY— COHEN & SAMUEI.S. lluu „ the K.V TC-j | r .111. 1 , ||, 11,1I 1 ,1 Ymhor Bolting Cloths, French Burr and Esopuse Mill Stones. The Eureka Smut "and Separating Machines. Also Agent for Barker's Johnson's and the California .Smut V achines. Turbine Water Wheels, Belting, Mill Rocks, Proof Staffs, and mill furnishing goods generally W. T. MAISON, Wholesale Gandy Manufacturer, —_AND 30 XTPECT IONER s><s Broad Street, Home, Cxa. Marufactures Candy from the best White “A” flugar, and sells to the trade at 17 Cents per Pound, in lots of 25 pounds and upwards. .11l Candy warranted—and no charge for boxes. Country merchants and consumers gen erally would do well to call and see for themselves before buying elsewhere. StaV'All Candy warranted pure and to stand the hot weather. 0012613111 \\7ANTED, AGENTS—SIOO to $250 t T per month—everywhere, Male and Female, to introduce improved MARSHALL SEWING MACHINE.— litis machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, bind, braid, cord, quilt, and embroider in a mast superior manner. Price only sls, fully licensed and warranted for five years. We will pay SIOOO for any machine, high price or low, that will sew a stronger, more beautiful or more elastic seam than ours.— it make* the ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH. Every second stitch ean be cut, an and still the cloth can not he pulleu apart vqlatOit tea - - lugit. We pay Agents SHK» «o $250 per month, and expenses, ora commission from which twice that amount can be made- — For circulars and terms, apply to ar address S. M ARSHHLL& CO. No. 102 Nassau Street, New Y'ork. apr26-3m J. M. ELI.IOTT. A. P. ALLGOOD. R. T. HARGROVE, J. M. ELLIOTT & CO., Warehouse & Com’ Merchants, DEALERS IN Grain, Hay, Etc. —AND— - S TEA MR OA T A GENTS, GEOPGrLV. '„'' pF r ' • jpi m f * railroad clocks, , FOR SALE BY J. E. VEAL ROME, GEORGIA. feb2o-ly * QEORGIA, Chattooga County. Whereas, J. A. Bass, Administra tor on the estate of J. L. Bass, de ceased, has applied for letters of dis mission from said administration. — These are therefore to cite and ad monish all, and singular, those con cerned, to show cause if any they have by the first Monday in July next, why said dismission should not be granted said applicant, and he be discharged from said Administra tion as the law directs. Given under my hand April Ist 1872. y apriLßlin J. B. lIJLL. Ord’y. LIVERY STABLE HOME, GEORGIA. S. V. POWERS* W. 1,. WHITKLY, Have constantly on hand to hire Good Home* and excellent Vehicles. Splendid Accommodations for Drovers and others. Horses, Carriages and Bug gies always on hand for .Vale. BOj" Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed to All who Patronize them Dec 7-ly. SAMUEL HAWKINS, <l. A. R. TUCKER. HAWKINS & TUCKER, Real Estate Agents, Si'JI.VIERYII.IsE, fa. HAVING ESTABLISHED A LAND AGENCY For the purpose of supplying a want in this part of GEORGIA AND ALABAMA, Persons wishing to dispose of their LANDS Would consult their interest by plac ing them in our hands, as if is our in tention to conduct a General Business, And our facilities will be the VERY BEST For obtaining Purchasers. Farms, Wild Lands, City or Towt , Property placed in our hands for salt 1 will be regularly advertised in the CSiattooga Advertiser, And no charge made therefor unless sold in the time agreed upon by us and the owner. Our Commissions shall be reasonable. Parties wishing to place their lands in our hands will be furnished with blank descriptive lists on application. Farm of 10 acres, one mile from Sum merville. 3J acres cleared. fi) heavily tim bered. Comfortable Residence and a well of splendid water in the yard. Apply to Hawkins & Tucker. Farm in Broomtown Valley. 1000 acres. Good buildings, good out-houses, fine wa ter, in good neighborhood, live miles from Summerville. Land in good state of cul tivation,superior stock farm. Price $5,000. Apply to Hawkins A Tucker. WE offer for sale the residence formerly occupied by Dr. J. C. Calhoun, adjoining the premises of 11. D. C. Edmondson.— The dwelling contains four rooms. There is one acre ot ground, a splendid variety o fruits, good smoke house, good stables and a good garden, well enclosed. Titles per fect. Apply to Hawkins & Tucker. Farm 4 miles from Summerville. — 320 acres, one-half cleared and in good condition, with comfortable resi dence and all necessary out-buildings. Fine water and good orchard. Offered very low —a great bargain. Apply to Hawkins k Tucker. Farm of 300 acres, 5 miles from Sum merville on Chattooga river. One-half cleared. Comfortable buildings. Splen did range for stock. Convenient to mills and churches. Apply to Hawkins A Tucker. : EMIGRANT TICKETS For Sale Bv TIIOMA.S’J. PERRY, Agent, A’OME. GEORGIA. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. Assets over $45,000,000. REFERENCE—Cap t. Archer Griffith, 11. D. Cothran. Jas. M. Elliott. George E. Maguire, H. A . Hills, Edward 11. West, Rev, S. E. Axon—all Policy Holders. Dee 7-ly SUMMERVILLE LODGE. F. & A. M. No. 100. Eaed and et. ry member is hereby earn estly requested to he present at the regular meeting on the first .Saturday in August next, as there will be business before the Lodge on that day in which every member •is directly interested. iNamuel Hawkins, ( W. C. Puulap, - Committee. J S- Cleghorn, I By enter Lodge* iTj, J-,' * Liverz/iiid Sale StaMe, F.vt, C reoi^ia. Accommodations for Drovers and others j Satisfaction guaranteed- Horses and \e- j glides for hire or sale e@rW agon Yard attached. Oct 12 ly C- 1). JONES, ! CLatxof Ltschburii, Ya.,] DRUGGIST. Dr. J. H. Nowlin s Old Stand, No. 117, HOME, GA, Thaold patrons of Dr. Xowlim and all others are respectfully requested to give me a call when in want of Druge. Dyes, etc., and satisfaction will be guarantee*'. _ ! Twenty-five years experience practically ! in the Drug business enables me to speak confidently in this matter. REFERENCES. I)r. G. A. 11. Tucker. ! J. F. Taliaferro Summerville, Ga. | Melville, Ga. aug3-3m SUMMERVILLE LODGE NO. 109 I\ & X NI. • U Regular Meetings will he held on the FifiriT SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH at 3 o’clock, I‘. M. J. T. HENDRIX, W. M. ■-J. B. Knowles, Secretary. . •» jy. -Title 4th, 1871. ' AV. NT. Stevenson* SUMMER VILLE, G EORGI A, [At the old stand of Stevenson & Hill.] V \' r ILL keep constantly on hand for sale YV a g<M>d assortment of Leatherwhieh for durability and finish shall conyiare with any made in North Georgia, and will be sold cheap for CASH. or exchanged for good hides. Hides tanned <>u shares if desired. Novi Sly JOIIX T’AYIA>II, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Sllmmerv ; lie O n. WILL practice in the Courts of Chat tooga anil the adjoining counties of the Rome < Circuit. < tet 36-ly Center’s & Gerbers I>l nin Street, LAVA YETTE, GEORGJA. Wagon , Buggy and Plow Makers. \\TY. desire to call the attention of our Y V friends and the public generally to our Wagons and Buggies, Which are manufactured from the best ma terial and never fail to give entire satisfa* > tion. /Repairing done in best style and on short notice. We wish to call particular attention to our Two-Horse Plow, our own invention, and pronounced superior to any ever used in this section. Farmers pur chasing this Plow will have their money returned if it is not all we represent it to Ik.-. (Inters solicited. uiaiT-ly LEA I) ! lOTSEI OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT, ] flinHaiioojin. Trim. j JOIINT. READ. Proprietor. [Late of McMinnville | fJEOKGIAA 'hattooga County u Whereas. f,ewi« Rluneha-t. Imini-trn- j to of the estate of Janie- E. Burton, de- ! a a-ed makes application fi,r et ers of die- | mission from -aid Aduiini *tr tion. This is j therefore to cite and admonish all, and sin- i guliir those concerned, to be and appear at ; my office by the first Monday in August | next, to show cause if any they have, why said Administrator should’ not he discharged j from said Administration. Give* under my hand this April 2fith ls'2- J. /! IIILL, Ordinary, tor's fee apr26-3m. Cothran & Maguire. BANKERS & BROKERS ROME, GA. BUY and sell Exchange, Specie, Bank | Notes, Government, Railroad and other Securities, make collections and remit promptlv. Attend to shipment of cotton to New York or elsewhere, and make lib eral advances on the same. april 4-12 m J. N. WIMPEE, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER, (In rear of Pit nor & Smith,) ROME, GEORGIA. Elegant Buggies. .S’pring Wagons and other vehicles made to order- Repairing of all kinds promptly and well done. The best of workmen employed. apT4-ly Mrs. L C. JOHNSON FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKIN —AND— Tailoring, SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA. \LL kinds of cutting and sewing for Ladies and Gentlemen done in the liest style and on the most accommodating terms, Latest Fashions always on hand, and all work guaranteed. Oct-19 ly Bolivar H. Cooke & Cos. MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ! Ready Made Cl°Hiing NO. 70 PUBLIC SQUARE, Nashville, Tennessee. Oct 2*3-ly GEORGIA, Chattooga county, « Whereas, B. O, Smith. Administrator of the estate of Wm Goodwin, deceased, having made application for letters of dis mission from aid Administration, This is therefore to cite and admonish all. and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to be and appear at my office by the first Monday in October next, to show cause if any they have, why said letters should not Be granted and said applicant discharged, This June 26th 1*72. J, B, HILL, Ordinary, NATIONAL HOTEL, Atlanta. Georgia. JAS. E. OAVKNS. PROPRIETOR. t. Wiiiik, Proprietor. JL H. McDeu at » * Cos,, Dnrcctet* Gob. A{'t«, Sau Fraiiciaco, Cal, iu>l I) hl4 Com mere® £>*, M. Y. MILLIONS Scar Tc»<lntony to tUelr YVondcrfnl Carailre IHTect*. Thc7 era not a vile Fancy Drink, Made of I*o«r Sam, YVhitkey, Proof Spirit* and Kefu»« Liquor*, doctored, spiced and sweetened io ylea-e the taste, called * Tonics,” ‘‘Appetizers,” “Restorer*,” Ac., that lead thotppicron todrunkcnues3und ruin, b«ta:« a true lioAiakio, made from the native roots and licit* of California, IVee front a.ll Alcoholic Sficlmu lamia. They on the GBLIT BLOO&I FIEK and A 1.1F2 OIVIXO rRINcIPtE, a perfect Renovator and Invigoraior of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter and r-storing the Wood to a healthy condition. No per'■■on ran take Bit ters according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, aud the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. They are n Gentle well »• • Toule, possessing the peculiar merit of acting as a in relieving Coitgvstion or Inflam mation otmoLivcr. ami all the Y’lscrral Organs. FOR FEMAI.ECOMPLAim whether i» youn* orohl. married oraingle. at the dawn of woman- hood or at the tur»» of life, these Tonic Bluer* have no equal. For infiiunmatWy and Faronie Rhenoia. |Un nn«l Gout, l)>npep»ltt or ludisestlon, Bilious, Remittt-nl and Intermittent Fe ver*, Dlseaaea of the Blood, Diver, Kid ney* and Bladder, these Bitten* have been most successful Much Disease* art*caused Vitiated Blood, which is generally produced by derangement ofth*- Dlteatlve Organ*. DYSPEPSIA OR !XDIfiFATIO v , Head ache, Pain in the Fhouider* Goughs, Tightness of the Chad, Dizziness. Sour Eructations of the. Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bliimis Attack* Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regiona of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. They Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them of nnequaied efficacy In cleansing the blood of all impurities, and tm parting new life and vigor to the whole system. FOR SKIN' DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches. Spots, Pimple* Pustule* Boils, Car buncle* Ring-Worm* Scald Head. Sore Eye* Eryaipe la* Itch, Scurfs. Discolorations of the Skin, Humor* and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature aro literally dog up and carried out of thesystem in a short time by the use of tiiese Bitters. One bottle in such cases will convince the most incredulous of their cura tive effect* Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you And its Im purities bursting through the nkln in Pimple* Erup tions or Sores; clean.se it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. Pin, Tape nn«l other Worms, lurking in the system of so many thousand* are effectually destroyed and removed Pav* a distinguished physiologist, there Is scarcely an individual upon the lace of the earth whose body b» exempt from the presence of worms. It la not upon the healthy elements of the body that worms exist, hut upon the diseased humors anil slimy deposits that breed these living monster* of disease. No system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmintic* will free the syt»t2m from worms like these Bitter* Sold by nil DruggiNt* and Denier*. J WALKER. Proprietor. R. 11. MCDONALD ICO., Druggists and General Agent* San Francisco, Cali fornia, and 22 and 34 Commerce Street. New York. JOSEPH S. HcGIHNIS, SI MM I.RYiJ.iU. I. A, ALL kind-of l’aintinjrdouv in J>#st style and at lowest prices for cash. .Solicits a call. < >et 2ti tint <’!!<>!< IT IIOUNM, I CORNER CHORD AND BKIDOE STREETS, ROME, GEORGIA, ; J. C. RAYYUHS, PROPRIETOR j SITUATED IN T I BUSINESS PART Olf BOM j Passengers taken to and from tl e Depo Free of Charge. ! inafch23ly. 1 \Y. F. Si.MC.soN. W. II Strain, J. I>. Strain Simpson, Strain & Cos. SUMMERVILLE, GA. VLL kinds of Plantation work done in the best stvle. Wagons ironed, and all work in their line promptly executed. Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed they respectfully solicit u eoniiu ,-ance of the same Oct2oly A, S. Patrick, Bookseller, Mntioner —AND— Variety IFealer’ 53 Broad Streef, Rome, Ga. HAS just received a fresh Invoice of (iold Pen-. Ball Goods. Music, ! I'aper. Picture Frames, IlarmOnitas. Briar : Pipes, Toy Wheelbarrows and Wagons, n*rUALL AND SEE“®a march 23-!y A. J. MICDIETON, RETAIL DEALER IN FIRST-CLASS Family Groceries, 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. feb29-ly Just Received A large and well selected stock of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, I Linens , Cottonades, Jeans, Clothing, j Ilats, Boo f s, Shoes . and Notions, i which we offer cheap for cash. . v GnOPSHIRE $ SON. Corner Proa 1 and Bridge Streets, KUiUfi, GEORGIA. SMITII KNOX, HOOT A\ I) SillOlßl IKER SUMMERVILLE, GA- Work done in best style and at lowest prices for cash. Repairing promptly at tended to. t.-3’ All work warranted. Nov 23 ly / i EORGIA, (’hattonga county- VX By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary will be sold before the Court house door in Summerville on the first Tuesday in September next, between the usual hours of sale, the following property to wit: One half interest in lots of land No. 118, 145 and 144. all in tl e 14th Dis trict of the 4th (Section ot said county’— tlie place whereon W. M- .tfoseiev now lives, riolu as the propel ty of Miles Mosely, de ceased. for the benefit of the heirs ami creditors. Terms cash. July Ist 1872. W. M. MosEin. Adn ’r. Printer s fee TO.tXL