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LOCAL MATTERS.
Departure 01 9tcaimhlp> and Strainer*.
FOR NEW TORE.
Steamship Idaho. Wednesday, September lam. at
_ o'clock-
Steamship Chase, Thursday? September 14th. at
o'clock.
Steamship Ariadne, Thursday. September 14. at 3
o'clock.
FOB AVGUSTA.
Steamer Amazon, Tuesday, September 12th, at 0
o'clock. *
steamer Helen, Wednesday, September 13tb, at 7
o'clock. .. .
for DOcroßrowN.
Steamer Win. o'. Gibbons, even Tuesday morning
at ? o'clock.
Death of Major Charjes F. Pi.tnanf.ofthe
153d Sow York Volunteers.
We regret to auuouncc the death ot Maj. Charles
F. Putnam, of the 153d New York Volunteers, which
occurred about 12 o’clock on Friday night last, at
the residence of Mrs.'Collins, in this city, after fotfr
teen days illness, his disease being billious typhoid
iever. The deceased was a . native of Montgomery
county, New York, and by profession a merchant.—
He was unmarried, but leaves an affectionate father
and mother and loviifg sisters, with numerous at
tached friends, io mourn his nntimely loss.
The oody of the deceased having been neatly dis
posed in a Fisk burjnbg case, was again enclosed In
a wooden case, and on Saturday afternoon was de
posited with the usual military honors in the vault of
His Honor, Mayor Arnold, w here It will remain until
wimeß when it will be conveyed to ift dual restffig
place in the family burying ground in Montgomery
county, New York.
The 155 u New York Regiment, having formed •at
their camp on Farade Square, south of the Park,
moved to tire house which contained the remains of
their beloved field cfiicer to pay the last tribute of re
spect. The Rev. J. H. finders. Chaplain of the Regi
ment, upon the arrival of the escort, performed in a
solemn and impressive manner the burial services,
upon the completion of which the cofiin was con
veyed to the' hearse, the regiment honoring it with
the usual salute. Ihe piocession then moved In the
following older to tin;Cemetery:
MVSIC.
ii3d New York Volunteers—four companies.
HEARSE.
Poll Bearers—Capt. McGuire, 153d N. Y. Volunteers;
Capt. Pb.e, 153d N. Y, Volunteers ; Capt. Parkinson,
153N- Y*. Volunteers; Capt. R.O. Houghton, 20th
Massachusetts; Capt?J. A.Troy,26thMassachusetts;
Capt. J. 1.. Keizer.'
Officers of 75tli New York VcXpteers.
Officers 173d New York Volunteers.
Officers 26th Massachusetts Volunteers ■
Citizens.
cortege, marching, with arms reversed,
io the solemn burial dirge, moved up Bay to Whita
ker street, add through Whitaker to Laurel Gro\e
Cemetery. Afrlvlng at the Lodge ofaflie Cemetery
the Regiment wheeled into line, while the procession
pissed, receiving the usual salute. The remains,
having been conveyed to their temporary resting
place, aflev the concluding ceremonials by Rev. Mr.
Kudos, the Regiment fired three volleys over their
departed officer, jnnd marched back to their encamp
ment.
The troops ill the procession were tinder the com
mand of Msj. Seth Burner, of the 26th Massachusetts
Volunteers.
The deceased was a young officer of high promise,
"hav.ng risen from the rank of Lieutenant to that of
Major, by exemplary service and meritorious con
duct, having served through the arduous campaigns
in Ihe Teche country, the Red River expedition, and
under Sheridan in the Valley of the Shenandoah.
He was greatly respected and beloved by the officers
and Soldiers of ills command lor Ills gallantry and
many amiable qualities. -in this city he had many
warm personal friends who deeply regret Ills un
t Tneiy death.
Oysters.—tin Friday and Saturday, oysters, the
first of the season, were on the fish stalls In the
market for sale at forty cents per quart. We learn
from persons who are conversant with the facts that
it is (fxpected that the Supply of oysters the ending
fall and winter will be larger than known for years.
Savannah wili be supplied from as far south on the
coast as the wdters adjacent to Brunswick and noun
from the vicinity of Port Royal, iu about three
weeks hence the colored laborers having harvested
and garnered their crops, will turn their attention to
the.oysters and fish business. As oysters and a:l
descriptions of flsli will b» abundant this fail and
winter we may expect that tHcy will be cheaper than
they have been lu this market siuce the commence
ment of the war.
From Avussta.— I The steamer Amazon, Capt. Rich
ard Johnson, arrived Saturday about half past
twelve o’clock, having a very fine freight and sev
eral passengers. Capt. Johnson reports Gardner bar
having but three feet of water, on it. Passed Tlmrs.
day 2 a. m* at Pumpkin Field, 20 miles below Augus
ta, tlufsteamer Augusta ; same day passed steamer
Volunteer at obstructions' and the Helen at Jack
Clubs Point. Friday afternoon at Catfinger Cut
found broken down, steamer Falcon, passed steamer
11. H. May, at Corn House Reach, 43d o’clouk p. m.
sand teamer Savannah at Paraihuela laying up.—
Saturday monring passed at Ehlnezer Reach-, steam
er Union.
We are indebted to Purser Farr for late papers.
Tut: Close of the Heated Trail.—The weather
for several days past ha* been very Warm, and more
oppressive than during the very hot period previous
to the rainy speil in iHe last of August. Last
evening we had a fine shower, but what seemed to
leave ihe atmosphere as and sultry as before
the rain commenced failing. It is probable that the
sultry weather may continue for a few days longer,
but we may congratulate ourselves upon the fact
that'we are approaching the close of the heated
term. Thus far the health of the city has been as
good as usual at this season. Now Is the time to
avoid exposure to sudden changes, to the suu and
the night air '
Desperate Attack by a Xeciro on a White Man.
Yesterday gfternacn a citi;:en-of Savannah residing
near the corner of Jefferson and Jones streets ashed
Louis Adams, a negro to tahe his truifl; down to a
steamer about to sail for Charleston. The negro mis
understood the word trank for drunk and the
rftuen was trying to explain, the negro seized him
by the throat and commenced choking and biting him
tn a furious manner. The alarm having been given
sveral gentlemen, including Mr. Patrick,Cody, of
the Speeial*Police, who, though Just cut of a sick bed
promptly arrested the negro and conveyed, him
to the guard house.
Juvenile cotton pickeka—we hear complaints
that boys, white and black, engaged in picking up
waste cotton on-the wliffrvqs and ,al>out the streets
are In the practice, some of them, of sampling rather
heavily the ragged bales In transit from the boats
and fiats to the presses and warehouses. There is
considerable waste cotton “lying about loose" which
affords fair salvage to the little cotton pickers, but
parties Interested in the staple insist that they should
not be allowed to extend their operations to the
bales, it wont do for them to let the police catch
them at it.
iftysCAßiSE Grate,—We notice large quantities
of this species of wild fruit in our market. The
FreetUncn are gathering them on the main land as
well as the Islands on the Const. For several years
past very few have been gathered. The yield th e pre
sent year is abundant. »
The Tore.—Saturday last the steamship Nevada
conveyed to Itew York the celebrated iron grey stal
lion Beauregard. The animal Is taken to be sold by
hl3 owner, Capt. Wm. Brailsford. Beauregard i3 a
trotter of the Albion stock.
Dillon’s Wharf—This valuable property, which
was much dilapidated, having been neglected during
the war, 13 undergoing very thorough repairs. Mr.
Ben). Gammon is the contractor! Messrs. Erwin A
Hardee have the wharf and wareliouseg nnder lease.
Steamer Helen.—This fine passenger and%etght
steamer, commanded by Capt. Reilly, arrived last
night from Augusta, consigned to Keln 4 Cos. We
are again Indebted to Purser Reilly for favors.
Steamer Oak.—From a dispatch received by
Messrs. Keln & Cos., Agents of the above steamer, we
learn thgit she arrived In Augusta yesterday morn
in j in forty hours from tins city.
Caught by a SUslbk.—From persons who arrive 1
from Thunderbolt last evening, we learn that a citi
zen of Savannah, while swimming in Warsaw River,
opposite the above place, was caught by a shark.
For New York,—The Star Line steamship Ne vada,
J C ,pt. Carpenter, was cleared Saturday at 11 o’clock,
T having a full freight and a very large number of pas
lingers. ■ y- ■* < *
Personal.-- General Darts, commanding
the .sub Dl-oict of Qgeccbee, haying been tatfurmed
that a toother residing in Pbiiadwpliia was aettous y
ill in that city, departed for the North on Saturday iu
the steamship Nevada.
Marine Disaster.—The three-masted ..schooner
B. L. Gherman. Capt. Wtllis, built in New Haven.
Conn., four montns old, arrived in this poll yesterday
afternoon, from Jacksonville, Fla., in distress, .she
was bound to Mayaneza, Island of Porto Rico, la
dened- with 97,000 feet ol lumber.
Capt. Willis reports tharslie sailed from Jackson
ville, Fla., on the 3mli ult., and from the far of Jack
sonville on the 31st ult.; on the Ist, alamt forty-tb &
miles east southeast from Jacksonville, the schooner
sprung a leak and fell over, in four hours the water
was over hoc decks. Threw over deck load to save
the vessel and balance ol cargo. Ordered topmasts
down. During the evening, while the schooner lay
In her distressed condition, a squall struck Uei and
very nearly capsized lior. Bore down for Savannah,
and anchored off Warsaw; Sound on Sunday at 9
o'clock. On the sth, the steamer Resolute, Captain
Spregg, towed the schooner oca; Warsaw bar and
placed her out of danger. Saturday night the steamer
O. M. "Petit, Capt. Hernandez, arrived alongside the
schooner, and yesterday brought lic-rto the city. The
cabin of the schooner is filled with water, and her
decks are also partially covered.
• TIIF. COURTS...
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL, SUB-DIVISION OF THE
OOKFCHKF—BEFORE CAPT. saM'l, cowdky, provost
marshal.
Savannah, Sept 9, 1865.
C. s. vs. Peter Reilly, (colored)— Stealing cotton to
the amount of S2O ; plea, guilty. 11 was ordered that
the defendant be :mprisoned three weeks in the
City Guard House. •
T 7. 9. vs. Thomas Downey—Drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. Fined $5.
W. M. Relay vs. Thomas C. Ford—Claim of rent for
Lot No. 8, Indian street, city of Savannah, Ga. Claims
possession, of house and collection of rent from April
4th, 1865. Inasmuch as an order was Issued by Eben
Parsons, Jr., Provost Judge City of Savannah, on the
4th day of April, 1866, for Thomas C. Ford to collect
rent for the premises Lot No. 8, Indian street, which
said order gave the said T. C. Ford and wife control
of said property ; and an order having been received
from District Headquarters placing one M. J. Reilly
in possession of said property, with power to collect
rent: It is hereby ordered, that tite defendant, Ford,
pay to the said M. J. Reilly the arfount of $6 for rent'
due from August 4th, 1865, and that the defendant
vacate the premises or be forcibly ejected by the Pro
vost Marshal ‘by Sept. 14th, 1865, 12 m. -Counsel for
plaintiff, Hon. Thos. K. Lloyd ; for defendant, Levi S.
Russell, Esq.
M. J. Reilly vs. A. J..Davis—Claim for possession
of property and collection of rent. Ordered that de
. f-mlant vacate premises Lot No. 4, Hicks’ Tithing,
Perciv.il Ward, by Sept. 14th, 1865, or be forcibly
ejected. And, that defendant pay balance of rent
due from Jan. Ist, 1865, to Sept. Ist, 1865, amounting
t) SSO, and rent from Sept. Ist, 1865, to Sept. 14th,
1865, $7 50; total, $57 50, and costs of suit.
FEFOKE LIEL'T. COL. M. T. HOLBROOK, riIOVOST MAR
8H VI..
Savannah, Sept. 9,1865.
Mrs. M. G. Saussey vs. S.- L. Speissagger—Recovery
of premises. It appearing from the evidence in the
above stated case that defendant rented
plaintiff, located at the corner of Whitaker and-
Broughton street lane, with the promise to vacate
the same, when the owner could rent them to better
advantage, the defendant occupying them only in a
great emergency, having been turned *out; and it
also fully appearing that ample and legal notice was
served upon the defendant on or about the last day
of August, to the intent that the owner desired pos
session ol the premises on the Ist day of September,
1865. It U now ordered that the defendant vacate
the above described property within five days from
this date, or, upon, failure so to do, he be forcibly
ejected therefrom by the Provost Marshal of the sub-
Dlstrlct of the Ogeechee. It Is also oidered that de
fendanf pay the costs of suit; Counsel for plaintiff
J. R. Saussy, Esq.
J. A. Richardson, agent, vs. Fanny. Jackson (color
ed) —Recovery of rent; claim $29 60. In the above
case it is ordered that the plaintiff have judgment in
the sum of $29.50 with costs of suit, and that de
fendant pay the sum of $lO monthly until her Indebt
edness is liquidated. •
J. A. Richardson, agent, vs. Peter (colored)—Re
covery of rent; claim S2O. In the above case it is
ordered lliat ihe plaintiff have judgment iu the sunt
of S2O, with costs, and that defendant be allowed to
pay $lO per month, until his indebtedness is liqui
dated.
J. A. Richardson vs. Diana (colored)—Recovery of
rent ; claim $35. In the above case lt is ordered
that the plaintiff'have judgment in the sum of $35
principal and-$2 costs of suit, and defendant pay
$lO per month until her'indebtedness is liquidated.
Upon the application of slr. A. O. Farris, be was
permitted to a-same and exercise the functions of a
Notary Public, for the county of Chatham, and also
be a Shipping Master. Nicholas Wolfe vs. July Mil
ler (coloped.) It appearing from tire records of the
District Provost Court of the sth day of July, that a
judgment was obtained against the defendant in the
sum of s4l, with orders to pay the same with costs
of stilt, on or before the Ist day of August, 18E6.
And it further, from the records of the Provost Mar
shal's office of tho 9th of August, that the said de
fendant was summoned to appear before Lt. Col-
Robt. P. York, Provost Marshal, to answer why the
above order was not complied with, which the said
defendant has failed to do, thereby making himself
guilty of contempt. And it further appearing from
the petition of the plaintiff, thai this defendant has
been often requested to pay hLs just indebtedness,
which he has invariably refused to do. It is now or
dered that the said defendant be arrested and con-'
fined in Chatham county jail until said amount of
s4l principal, and $7.50 costs of suit be paid, and
that he vacate tite premises on or before 12 o’clock
M. on Wednesday, the l3tliinst.,orhe forcibly ejected
therefrom.
Cpon the petition of Augustus B» Wetter, Esq.,
agent for Mrs. A. C. T. Wetter, Johnny Burke (freed
man) Is authorized to reside on a plantation called
Mount Hope, in Bryail county, belonging to Mrs. A.
C. T. Wetter. Permission Is also granted him to col
lect. all stock, furniture and other property belonging
f o said plantation whlch is now held by different par
ties in Bryan." Liberty and Chatham counties, except
such property as may be in the hands of or in use
by the miiilary authorities. Any citizen of those
counties holding such "property, are enjoyned to de
-liver the same to said Johnny Burke. Cpon the ap
plication of Augustus P. Wetter, Esq., to permit Mr.
Charles Maxwell to protect the above named Johnny
Burke (freedman) fn the discharge of his duties as
specified in the foregoing oyder, the following eh
dorsement Is entered. Permission and authority Is
given Mr. Chas. Maxwell to assist and protect John
ny Burke (freedman) in the collection of personal
property in the hands of private-" citizens of Bryan,
Liberty and Chatham counties.
Artemus Ward s Mormon Entertainment.
A large and fashionable audience filled Ir
ving Hall last evening to welcome Ariemus
Ward hack to the city, after nearly n year’s
absence, and to show their appreciation of
his peculiar talent, before his departure to
Europe, where arrangements are now being
made for his appcaiance at an early day
The first, of his six farewell entertain men Is
was given last cyening, and proved in every'
particular a complete success. The hail was
literally packed from stage to door—cveiy
seat beiug occupied, the galleries filled, and
the lobby crowded, while numbers were
turned away unable to obtain admission.—
The great showman returns to ■us with
his new Mormon entertainment scarcely
recognizably in bis new suit and improved
appearance. Upon making bis rentree Arte
mus Ward was greeted with the most flat
tering applause, and it was sometime before
he could proceed with his lecture. His jokes
and hits upon Jbe leading questions of the
day were all received with the keenest relish
and set bis hearers in roars of genuine, un
restrained laughter. Some of his pictures
are excellent and received the Commenda
tions they deserved, among which was a
view of the Great, Salt Lake by moonlight, a
superb view, and the Mormon Temple. The
audience was highly appreciative, and
evinced their pleasure by long »nd frequent
applause dnriug tbe evening.—2V. Herald.
The Santa Fe (New Mexico) Weekly Ga
zette, of August 5, publishes a series of offi
cial orders, which show that.the practice of
selling captive Indians into siuvtrv has been
perpetuated in that territory up to the pres
ent time, but that our government is deter
mined to suppress this barbaroui custom.
HAl' I Lrv(v«Uk *
PULASKI HOUSE, SkITI.AUiI-.lt la, 1860.
A B MartiugAugu-ta |W L Miller, Milton Head
Ls CC allin, do |C McCarthy, do
O W .Viang*, do Win O Bun. do
J ia'e. Uo 1 Henry Uiks, Ne v Jersey
S C Dunbar, do I John York, St Helena
J T Day, do j Panic i McDonald.
T C Galvin, do (.’apt C I. Dennelte ami I
W F Chaplin, Savannali -| la.lv, cir Sampson
P 11LaBcn, Washington c A Hunter, Nashville
WE Buchan. do 1(1 H Artiilge, (<eorcia
W Jones, I.ll*l.l' tv eo, Ga IW it 1- irzpatrick, Georgia
SJJont s, do |S W Brought! 11 Rl.vboro
PORT ROYAL HOUSE (lIILTON HEAD, SEPT. s.
Asst Sure Itecior, chHrl'll G 0 Martin, Orangeburg
Dr CII Browniej. do C B TarmeivAJ aierb.ao
J Goran, do DA Siropeelßr A la.lv,
M (.avail, • do 1 Mlkiasippi
V none, do Mrs White Js 2 daughters
.1 Ragan, do ] Maeen, Geo
Mrs Nelson, do :Mrs§eagan and 2eliil
MrsNickcy, do . ilren, Charleston
Mrs Murnsev, do iMre Lee, Savannah
FH Brown," do |J A Seelev, do
SUlggms do E.P Hutchinson, Beaufort
R P Carter, do |G M Cameron,
Lt .T Hohen, . do J E Drayton, Mttchelvtlle
J L Holder, Baltimore i P Powers. Avgusta
C ipt B G Read, 21 use Ti.l Powers. do
-SEPTEMBER 9.
I. Litcii, St Helena | *ll- McFay, lid ton Head
C T Ecinmends, US N .1' Laugduu, Chief c, •
J Owens and wile, H Head! Port Koval House
ACuauingham, do li F Haves, D li, H.liead
J Nevili, do |. McGoveren, do '
A Gulbraitte, Savannah W Hatch, -dogs
G P lt-.igg, B B, do D J Davis, Savannah
SEA ISLAND HOTEL. (HILTON HEAD,; SEPT. 8.
E A Wild, Bug Gen U S a ,I.' Angel and lady, N C
GTlSauleh, do F Angel and lady, NC
C B Jower, Mass IF K Feebe, Capt 128 CSCT
.1 W Leuston, Surg U 9 V I Mrs Judge A 2 children,
C Lewis, do charleston
G T Briekett, A Surg US N Miss Il ine, do
W M Lotvbet, Surg do IFHenner, vlo
HC Hamilton, S Carolina!W E Lcighter, do
i) Hayward, do R S Beans, Savannah
A S Gibbes, do D Roos, do
J S Eaynard, do !j H Sears, Hiiton Head
SEPTEMBER 9.
Q A Gillmore. Maj Gen IRC Walrer, Pav USA
W L M Burger, A A G, F K Fiebc. i" S C T
Dept of SC! Miss McDonald, Savannah
D I. Leslin, Capt and ADCjL Mathaus A- wile, 'do
H Seton; Capt and ADC w Leonard, Fort Pulaski
Dr Doeicy, LS A |J 9 ECdman, do
Shipping; Intelligence.
Minaturc Almanac—Tills Day.
Sunrises -5 41: Mooii rises... 14 7
Sun sets 6 12|High water.:....eve 3
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
Arrived.
Sunday, Sept. 10, iB6O.
Steamship Idaho. Holmes, New York—Brigham,
Baldwin & Cos.
Consignees.—Ames & Peabody, R H D, II B, W A
f 11, Harileway A- McKimon, Adams Express, .1 u
Watts, Houseman A Alsbery, J Hasbach, W S R, B A
Wise, W Wolfe, G Waxolbaum, *W A Ison, p Dzvalin
ski, .1 f. Rourabet, J S, Kcriing A- Bulk, J T Bothwell,
J Kerlington, B Kolin, Brady |, Suiitli, f; Kahrs A-
B-os, Bulger & Culvert, X B Knapp, R Bailor?, J
Kalin A Cos, LUlienthnl A- Kolin. R o Ryan, H Lipp
man, IO Baum, I. Levi, .1 Lama, II T Branner, I. in a
diamond, 9 51 Leilei'eiyJ M Boardman, A Leflier, J C
Maker, Blun AMe ev. W H Stark, W Ali Mclntyre,
Jones A- Way. II H B Erwin A- Hardee, Mrs S Mel.-,
51 A It, S, ca're O Cohen, slassenl>y A .Son, J Miller, 3r
L, C in a diamond. C 51, C, care'O L C A Cos, J H Mo
ses, A .1 Miller, H l’ Carmichael, Dzyaiinskt A- Stager,
IV H H Denherst Mcslann A Brennan, J Dovle, C L
Nelson, 51ark Neuman, I) Laßoche, J A Done, B A B
A Cos, <1 Oates, W Ebbs, E Remington, E Ehrlich. E D
S, Roswell klanufaeturing Cos, F J Rucker, slajor
Saxton, 51 Furst A- Cos, J W Fears A Cos, B B A Cos. J C
Schreiner A- Son, D Finegan, F W Cromwell, J Fried
lander. A 51 Sloan, R Straus. S Farralv. State of Geor
gia, care of J R. XScabs, S G. F 5t A- ‘Co, Sylvester A-
Cftrey, Gook & Silig, E D Smyth, LGoldsberv, II
Smith, J Gilliland A- Cos. Sherman A Cos, P Straus, S
E, B G Tildcn, U S steamer Resolute, li T Elmer, G
Volger.
Passengers:—J Movtoff, Y McManus, Po Maily, L
Nathaniel., G E Ives, Mrs Hawkins, Isaac Rich, J O
Eanoii, J O Flaherty, J L Coner, L L Coner.
Sola Lottie Koits, Endicott, Hiiion Head, with 600
tons of coal, to U S Quartermaster.
Three-masted Schooner, B L Sherman, Willis, Jack
sonville—put in water-logged:
Steamer U S Grant, Briggs, Iliiion Head.
Steamer Standisli, Moore, Tybee Roads.
Steamer Resolute, Spregg, Hiiion Head.
Steamer Emilic, Bender, Fort Pulaski.
Steamer Amazon, Johnson, Augusta.
litroHTs.—43o bales Upland cotton, 116 do domes
tics. 20 kegs merchandize, 30 pieces bagging and
packages, 4 bandies paper.
Consignees. Fsl Myrrell, Brigham, Baldwin A
Cos, Erwin A- Hardee, Bothwell A- Whitehead. Octavus
Cohen, Express Company.
Passengers.—G D Kennedy. James Torbet. Lt E
Dulfey, C Kienqhe and lady, 51 Gallaher. P Clavton,
and three nogfoes.
Steamer Wm G-Gibhons, Piiilpot, Augusta, with 376
bales of Upland cotton, to Erwin & Hardee. •
Steamer Helen. Reilly, Augusta, to Kein A Cos.
Reports—Scpt.S half past lpm, passed steamer
Volunteer at Grand Bar Ferry, for Augusta : 2 p m.
General Berry, stu k f isr at Cooney Gut: half 1 ast
11 p m, steamer K ii May, near Demeres Ferry,
bound up. 10th— at 9 o’clock, passed steamer Fal
con. tied up near Catfinger Cut, having losM'udder ;
1 pim, steamer Union, tied up below Hudson's
Ferry, shaft broken.
Consignees—Robt Habersham A Son. Kein A- Cos,
Hunter A- Gammell, Schuster A- Heiusins, Brady,
Smith A- Cos.
Passengers.—G S Owens, Charles Palmedo, four
children and servant, C Druck, C W Hunter, J C Gal
vin, G H Arledge, H B Fitzpatrick.
McAlpili’s No. 13, Augusta, to T I. Henry.
Imports —Ro bales Upland cotton, 155 bales Sea
Island do.
Consignees.— N A Hardee A- Cos. E Padelford, 51
Finn, Erwin A- Hardee.
'Jones’s flat from Augusta, with 4* bales Upland
cptton, to J Richardson, Shuster A- HenCsis, A Low A-
C'o.
Young’s flat from Augusta, with 271 bales Upland
cotton, to Hunter A- Gammell, Brady, Smith A co.
Cleareil.
Steamship Nevada, Carpenter, New York—Brig
ham, Baldwin A- Cos.
EXTORTS.—too bales Upland cotton, 310 bales Sea
Island do, 109 do domestics, 40 cases syrup, lou bales
paper, 34 packages merchandize.
Passengers.—ll A Richmond 4 lady, BF Johnson,
C White, B L Golding, L Gardner, Wit Pritchard, j
Me Amove, N A Hardee, fi C Dudley, EC Adderly, J
Ricker, Mrs- Presdee, J S.Clark, wife and child, II
Lawrence. H A Poor, S Coltner, Mrs F M Threadcraft
and child, Mrs Griffith and child, T Habersham, U
Taylor, C Vanhorn, Mrs Middleton, Miss Hamilton
and nurse. J N-Andrews, wife and three children, U
Katzeuberg, J S Cohen, Isaac ml Frank, Gen E B Da
vis, T M Middleton, T L Hamilton, T H Hamilton,
Mrs Gowdy, two children and Servant.
Steamship Continental, ■, Baltimore—with
troops.
Sclir John Vance, Smith, Matanzas.
Sclir Addle E Barnes, Lawson, New York—Emil,
Koetcke 4 Cos. .
Sclir E C- Howard, Hill, .
Steamer Fountain, .Castner, Jacksonville—M A
Cohen.
Steamer Standish, Moore, fybee Roads.
' Steamer V S Grant, Briggs, Hilton Head.
Steamer Emiile, Bender, Fort Pulaski.
Steamer Chatham, Smith, Doctortown—O Fallon 4
Cos.
Steamer Oneota, Norris, Thunderbolt.
■ Tug C T Shephard, Bliss, Tybsc Roads.
Steamer Resolute, Cannon, Tj bee Roads.
PORT OF TORT ROYAL.
Clcnrott.
Sept t.—Sclir Bertha, Bailey, 3t Augustine.
Sept 9.—Schr Maria Piersons, N Y.
LIST OF~VESSELs”IN TilE PORT OP
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Sept. 11, R 65.
brigs. •
Brig Hattie. Gilbey, from Hilton Heart, with ice—
discharging at Exchange Dock—Chcc-inan 4 Mar
shall.
SCHOONERS.
Schr Wm F, Stevenson, Threadcraft, ♦5, from Ma
tanzaa—discharging at deck foot of Barnard street—
Master.
Witch Queen, Pcrcivai. 115—from Boston—discharg,
lug at Lower Rice Mill—Richardson 4 Barnard.
• Alice Flora, (Rr) Knotvles. from Nassau—discharg
ing at Lower Rice Mill—Bell, Wylly 4 Christian.
Anna Sima, (new) Stevenson, awaiting completion
at Quantock’s Mills—c L Colby A- Cos.
Ruth Baker, smith, 378—loading for New York foot
of Barnard street—C L Colby 4 Cos. ,
SLOOr.S.
Br Sloop gylvia, Brown, from Bermuda—discharg
ing at whari foot of Barnard street.
INK.
OK GROSS INK,Mn stands, at $8 .'0 per props. is
dozen Arnold'n Wrltiqg Fluid, pkits, at $7 pfi
dozen. For sale by
bAVILIE & LEACH.
aul2 ts cor. Bryan street and Market square.
BUY YOUPi COOL TAYLOR'S ALE:
TONKING’S,
IN REAR OF TOST OFFICE, IHI.TON HEAD.
augVq
BUY YOUR COOL BRINKS
. —AT-i- ' *
TQNKiNG'S, .
IN REAR OF POST OFFICE. HILTON HEAD.
ao(z24 . , ts
•meriAL. NOTICB*.
BATCHEX.OB.S HA XU DVB !
The Origiuat Best !n the I The Only true ,
and perfect Hair Dre. Harmless, Reliable »nd Instan
taneous. Produce* immediate.y a splendid Blarkor
natural Brown, without Injuring the hair or shin.
Rv*mtdie« the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Dru;v
trists. The genuine is aigued WillUm A. Batcliejor.
Alw,
REGENFRATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFIErRS,
For R»y*toring and Beantilying the Hair.
aul4-ly CHARLES BATCHELOR, Nru Yobk.
WAN PBP.
House Wanted,
LTNFI'RNISHED, by a family of three, or would be
J willing to rent a portion of a house.
A ddrees Downing Box 413 P O. sepß-3
\l IN 11:11 IMlimiU.
FIFTY TONS of Rass and Wast*» P>pcr. .The
Hl(sHh]>T CASH PRICES PAID. Also, Cot
ton Pickings, \Jipol. Hides, Tallow, Grease, Metals,
Pottles, &c.s at the-
FOREST CITY Mil LS,
auLtf „ Savannah.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
OR KEEP FOR HIS FEED, a‘ good Horse that
will work in single harness. Must be gentle.
% Apply to
sepfi N. A. HARDF.E & CO.
TO RENT.
Wanted,
BY a Lady, a-situation as TEACIIER in a school or
family. - Is Experienced in the English b.anches
and Music.
Address Teacher, Herald office. eep&lw
Offices to Let.
TWO ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR
OFFICBS.
Apply at the HERALD OFFICE.
*aul2-tf
Cellar to Let.
TO LET, A LARGE CELLAR, SUITABLE FOR
STORAGE.
Apply at the ' HERALD OFFICE.
anlJ-tf
ROOMS TO LET,
Hilton' Head, JS, C.,
- THE Palmetto Ilerulfl Building having been Newly
Filled Up, now offers large and airy rooms, suita
ble lor Sleeping Apartments or business purposes.
I For terms apply to W. S. Sampson, Jr„ on the prem
ises, corner 01 Merchants' Row and Palmetto Avenue,
from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock p. m ju22
LINVILLE & GLEASON.
SAVANNAH.
-A. €3r 3E5 KT V POR
MERRITT, WALCOTT & CO-,
U Courtlaudt Street, New York.
MANUFZvCTURERS OF ALL ivINDR OF
BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHEES,
Bridge, Bar, Ship or Band Hook,
AND—
BOILER BOLTS,
SEIT A REV: s, CGACH OR LAO SCREWS.
Hot and Coid Pressed Nuts,
SOUND FAND SQuAftt wASHtRO,
Tumbuekles, Bolt Ends, Taps
.and Hies, &e.
ALSO DEALERS IN
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
LOCOMOTIVES, CARS, RAILS, CHAIRS,
- SPIKES,TIRES, AXLES; CAR TRIM
MINGS of every description, end
every articlg used in constructing
. or operating Railroads.
STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES.
KSGINEFKS’ STOKES.
COAL OIL, TALLOW, WASTE FELTING, HEMP,
AND RUBBER PACKING; LAMPS, PAINTS,
VARNISH, &o.; ENGINEERS' TOOLS,
of every description; CHIPPING
AND RIVETING HASISIERS,
SCREW PUNCHES,FILES,
CHISELS, &c.
TELEGRAPH’DIATERIALS.
WIRE, INSULATORS, BATTERIES, IN
STRUMENTS, ACIDS, SULPHATE
COPPER, &c.
Also Manufacturers of the
BEST OAK TANNED BELTING.
MACHINERY, LATHS, PLANERS,
DRILLS, PUNCHES AND SHEARS,
STEAM ENGINES, STATION
ARY AND PORTABLE
%VW MILLS,
SAWS, <tc.
aepß * ts
gotnFlaggm
‘ For sale by
N. A. HARDEE & CO.
•pep2-tf
.DANIEL MANN,
nnd Retail Dealer in Tinware,
f > Moves and Stove Pipe*. Also, Roofimr, Gut*
tering and Repairing done at the shortest notice.
. Northwest corner of St. J a linn street
seps-lm # . and Market Square.
ACADEMY Or ST. VINCENT OF PAUL,
Saraunnli, Georgin,
CONDUCTED 7B A' TII K
SISTERS OF MERCY
THE Fall Term of this Institution will re-open nn
September lsth and close on Febnisry 15th,
18(16. v
The Spring Term will commence on February 15th
nnd close on July 15th.
Terms per Sosslon, including Board, Tnition in
English, Washing, and use of Bed and Bcd
ding.... $l5O 00
Tuition in French 2000
do Music on Piano 3000
do Music on Guitar 30 00
do Crayon, Drawing and Painting in
Water Colors 20 00
Tnition in Oriental Painting, per course 15 no
do Wax Fruit and Flpiwrs 20 00
do Embroidery • 10 00
For farther particulars apply to the Snpqridrcss at
the Institution. au29-2awim
A CARD.
WILLIAMS, MTNTIRE & CO.
HAVING associated Col. Robt, P. Y'qrk with them
in business, under Ihe Arm name of York, Wli.
limns. Mclnttre 4 Cos., are now prepared with ample
storage accommodations to receive any nnd ail con
signments, with rooms for those who desire to look
after sales of their own goods, and will give prompt
personal attention to all interests entrusted to their
care.
Regular sale days in front of store on Bay street—
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Night aales at store on Broughton street will com
mence on Ist October.'
Consignments of all kinds are respectfully solicited,
sepr-.io YORK, WILLIAM?. MoINTIRE 4 CO.
auction sales.
UNDERWRITERS’ SALE T
OCTAVI'S CliHKtj
VV r iLL eeil on TTESDAY. 12th rtiftant, a* 19 o'clock.
' * In front of my ttore, 30 bale. Yarns, damage.i
o 1 hoerd »» Laitba and hnrg<*£. nn pawage
lrjm Angna.ti io this port, and sold for account .of
Ihe onuerwrit3» aud all concerned,
TrßMg—Cfthb. ncpll
Administrator’s Sale.
By York, Williams, Mclntire & Cos;
\N ill be sold on TUESDAY, P.nh in' front of Store, ICC
Bryan tdwi.
Sundry articles of Household and Kitchen Furni-
Pit! to the of the late Thomas J
Sold t.er order of the AdmipStrator and by permis
sion o. the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of
Chatham county.
*s«i2& 1 UKur
lOEK, WILLIAMS, HtiFHTIBE 4 CO,,
A IT C T ION
AND.COMMISSION MERCHANTS
bay street,
SAVANNAH, ci .
COHBIGNMINIB Os COTION AND IUMBIR
SOLICITED.
Erwin ’ * C, ‘n in f aV . a T na !' —Bri gh»tn,' Raldwin * Cos .;
£ » 11 Gaden A Uncklua, Isaac I> La.
Roche, Esq ; Hiram Roberts, Ksq. , Wvlly Wood
bridge. Esq. : Hunter & Gammell; c. Nor veil &
A grog D C ' V'^Z^Fo^
STATIOVKR Y,<fcc\ '
ESTILL’S
INewspaper Depot,
STATIONERY STORE,
Bail Street, Comer of Bay Lane,
BACK OF THE POST OFFICE.
3Xro-V7~TV2T .ga
Just Received at the above Depot a further supply of
DENIS DONNE, a Novel, by Annie Thomas. Price
. 50 centss * ~
BELIAL, a Novel. Price 50 cents.
CHRISTIAN'S MISTAKE, by tho author of John
Halifax, Gentleman. Price 75 cents.
THE ROQUES AND ROGUERIES OF NEW YORK
Price 35 cents.
' . ALSO
HARPER'S MONTHLY; GOOEY'S LADY'S BOOK'
ATLANTIC MONTHLY", Ac., for September.
Tho nsnal assortment of
Northern Dailies and Weeklies
angSO Eecei y ed by Evory Steamer,
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CALL AT
SAVILLE & LEACH,
sep4-tf cor. Bryan street and Market Square
CATHOLIC BOOKS.
KEY OF HEAVEN,
STAR OF BETHLKHESI,
WAY TO HEAVEN,
GATE OF HEAVEN,
FLOWERS OF PARADISE,
POCKET .MANUAL.
For sale by
Saville & Leach,
Timber Cutters’ Bank.
se P 4 - tf Gor.-Bryan stre« and Market Square.
BOOKS FOR GHILDREN,
Youths’ Pictorial Library*
Maria Edeworth’s Early' Lessons,
Tales and Stories Worth Telling,
Little Frankie Stories,
Young People’s Library,
Salt Water Tale*,
Uncle Sara's Library,
The Robin Nest Stories,
Lelia Books,
Boquets for Children,
Mount Vernon Juveniles,
Six Pleasant Companions,
• Merry Tales and Stories for Yourtg Folks,
The Juvenile Library,
• The Jewel Case,
£>ea and Land Stories,
The Dog Crusoe’s Stories,
Molly and Kitty’s Juveniles.
Saville & Leach,
sep4-tf cor. Bryan street and Market Square.
books;
THE POETS IN BLUE AND SOLD,
Hood,
Bnrus,
Moore,
-Byron,
Milton,
Goldsmith,
0 WonUworth,
Campbell,
Coleridge,
Ossian,
Homans,
Pope,
Scbtt,
Cralibe,
. * ' Cowper.
SaVifle & Leach,
aapt-lf • cor. Jjryan street and Market Square.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Spellers,
Readers
Grammars,
Book-Keeping,
Copy Books,
Dictionaries.
Saviile & Leach,
senl-tf cor. Bryan street and Market Square.
Mule Stolen—s2s Reward.
STOLEN from the Stable of the subscriber, between
Abercorn and Lincoln, on Broughton street Mon
day night last, one iron grey Male. The said Mule is
galdcd on the left shoulder from the wearing of a col
lar. The mouth or the mnle is considerably deep by
the wear of the bridle nnd bit.
A reward of $25 will be paid for the return of the
mule or for information where it may he obtained.
„ T. B. Bi, iKEVvOOD,
At Demund’s Upper Cotton Press.
sep6-lw foot of West Broad street.
Notice.
CAPT. CALVIN 11. PIKE, Tax Collector, has his
office In the Exchange building, foot of Bull
street. Hours from na. m. nntilff ]p. m. nn29
White Sulphur Springs,
FLORIDA.
A Popular and Healthful Resort.
THE subscriber is prepared to accommodate Board
res nt the above named Springs, situated wUt.ln
twelve miles of Lake City and seven miles from Wcl
bum Station, on the Jacksonville and Tallahassee
Railroad. Stages connect, regularly with the trains to
convey passengers to the Springe.
The Sulphur springs ara noted forihe bonntifril sup
ply of water and Tor Its medicinal virtues, many case,
of long standing disease haring been affected by their
ure.
Terms adapted to suit the times.
aus-dlw42aw3w W. A. TURNER
AtlaO MnllMicum
*»ijr*i> Cowpitny.
FOR new YORK,
The First Clasu Steamship ABIAD
-A £,&. G. B. C*Apvf 'Jommander,. will
-xHT. v sail *»n her regular dav.
oS* P a « u ; fH^iu,r ’ ‘ be i « h «t. - *
For F'-eight or Paaaagp., havingvery euperior accom
mod at if »us, apply to
JOHN R. WILDER
£hips.4 Lading furiji-hed and signed at the
office of Consignee. %
FOOrEiGHT OR CHARTER’
The fa.«t sailing Schooner
JIErV COQUETTE,
Os Savannah,
JAMES JVfhister,
Lying at the Lower Rice Mill, ia now readv to take
Cargo on board for anr place on the coast of South
Carolina, Georgia or Florida
For freight or charter apply to
J fV- ANDERSON & SONS, Merchants,
Comer Drayton and B yan streets,
se P s -* f| Savannah, Ga#
FOR NEW YORK
STAR LINE.
SEMI-WEEKLY.
The first clnss U. S. Mai! Steamships
UNITe'd'sTATF.S, C - Pt 'caut ßl Su^
CONSTITUTION,. . . . CapT. P g B cum4n
The above ships compose the Lice, and will sail
from New York and Savannah every Wednesday amt
Saturday.
BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO, Agents,
Savannah, Ga.
WAKEMAN, GOOKIN A DICKINSON, Agents,
MERCHANTS’ LINE
Vessels.
Regular Weekly Line of
CLIPPER SCHOONERS FOR
NEW YORK.
THE undersigned intend to keep np a regular week
ly line of first class Sailing Vessels plying lic
iween Savannah and the above port, with superior
accommodations for passengers and thh very best fa
cilities for delivering freight In good order, at low rates
with promptness and despatch. Particular attention
given to forwarding goods from New York
CHARLES L. COLBY & CO,,
■ unis cor. Bay and Abcrcorn streets.
MERCHANTS’ LINE.
Sailing jgg Vessels
FOR NEW YORK.
The fine Clipper Schooner
E\ C< Howard, Capt. Nickerson,
Will have quick despatch for the above Port.
For Freight or Passage apply to
„ , CHAS. L. COLBY it CO.,
big-’ 1 eor. Bay and Abcrcorn sts,
MERCHANTS’
Line of Sailing* Vessels,
FOR NEW FORK.
THE SCHOONER GEORGIA Capt. Holt, wifi have
■ despatch for the above poit. She has room for a
small quantity of light freight. Apply to
MPS-tf CHA9. L. COLBY ft CO.
Inrcliauts' Line of Sailing Vessels
yOR NEVV YORK,'
THE fine Clipper Bark IbA KESIBALL. Gosslinc,
Master, will have quick despatch for the above
port. Apply to
sep<S-tf CHAS. L. OOLBY & CO,
SIIIPyEBS TO AUGUSTA
* AND
POINTS BEYOND,
ARE notifiei} that Oedds will bn received at,our
Warehouse, on Dillon’s Wharf, at anytime du
ring the week. ERWIN & HARDEE
an 15 l mo
For Doctortown,
VIA DARIEN.
CONNECTING WITH ATLANTIC AND
GULF R. R. FOR THOMASVILLE.,
THE Light Draught Steamer WM. G. GIBBONS
J.aptT Philpot, will leave Dillon's Wharf, on
Tuesday morning, '22d inst., i.t 9 o'clock, and will
ply regularly between Savannah and Doctortown, in
connection with the Road, leaving as follows ■
SAVANNAH EVERY TUESDAY.
DOCTORTOWN EVERY THURSDAY
Freight receipted for through to any point on Raii
road between Doctortown and Thom.isville .
Freights payable here.
ERWIN A HARDEE.
JOHN L. BOUMILLAT,
aug2l-im Agent on Wharf.
FREIGHT FOR AUGUSTA,
RECEIVED DAILY,
And Forwarded Semi-Weekly.
Per STEAMER AMAZON, Capt. R. Johnson. •
Per STEAMER LAURA, Capt. Edward Hii,i.er.
naving a commodious Warehouse on Dillon's Wharf
we are prepared to receive freight as above.
Due notice will be given of the daw of departure
of each steamer.
ERWIN 4 HARDEE.
, 0 , JOHN L. KOUMILLAT.
an '° Hu .Agent on Wharf.
WM. H, DAVIDSON,
WHOLESALE DEALER .
• IN
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS.
TEAS,. SEGARS,
A.LE and Cider.
THE Subscriber announces to his friends and pa
trons that he has lust returned from the Northern
Cities, where he has made arrangements with Ihe
best Importing Houses, with whom he has dealt lor
many years, for supplies of even 1 article in Ids line nnd
now offers for sale, on the most reaconable terms
His present Stock, selected by himself with great
care, comprises;
BRANDY.
OTARD, DCPUY 4 C 0..•-
FINET, CASTILI.ON A- (70.,
« A. SEIGNETTE,
PELLEVOISIN.
GIN.
MEBEF SWAN AND IMPERIAL EAGLE.
COMET, (lh eases J -*
WHISKIES.
JOHN GIBSON, SONS 4 CO.„
MONONGAHELA, X, XX, XXX,
CABENET, NECTAR and PURE OLD RYE,
O. K. BOURBON, Very Old. ""
RU M .
JAMAIC A AND Si. CROIX.
OH A HP AG Nl "E,
OF VARIOUS BRANDS, In Quarts and Pihts.
IMPERIAL, Y(m)ng*U YSON, HYSON,OOLONG,
rOWCHON'G'in Caddies and Half Chests.
-SU<3A«, Como SOAP, SfARGH, &.8., &C.
Also, Agent for the sale of Massev, Collins * Cos.
PHILADELPHIA ALE.
sepd-tf W. M. DAVIDSOY
5 5 - _ razLuoa o*. ,
Central Railroad
SU PKHINTK nUkN'T'S OFFICE, )
/ .*.* b*' > *noah,'Ga., September 4, 1865. t
(J N <CV, ft rT..T te , l " Jay ' sth » daily train fifan-
wm’ T- tU le * ve fcr at 4a.
Station 4 ComrT.V -i lne S* Racks running between
Augusta andSavanSh’S&S W>}neeboro « th “
ir“n Uec ’ Wlth lhc Hailriid
. „ w ADAMS,
~ L l! c ? e :*LjiaPf r inte nd ent.
ie „, O. W. SGATTF.RGOOD,
—t _ _ As,---tant Superintendent.
Central Railroad
SUPERINTENDENT'S. OFFICE, >
•Freight for A-i™Tf Un “s’ Ga '> An g“*t 1»65 f
low 4 -, Central hMlmart nd „|?n C S edlate Stations be
•and Augusta, Au,•,,=tTTr, a ,T'* y !’ eßho ro
received on am! after .Satn r ST > t'h U oe ß K ilroa ‘ 1 Will
All way freight the - 6th
By order of 1
GEO. W. ADAMS,
A • C W U |T, al nS nP< “ rinten<1 * nt -
Q lLaSgg i ent._
Atlantic & Gulf Byroad
NOTICE is hereby given that an arrangement has
been entered into between Messre Era-m a
reardee, Agents lor the ■ m *
STEAMER WM, C. GIBBONS
wh,ch Passengers and Freight
, WILLIAM DUNCAN,
A.ting President Atlantic » Gulf Railroad
‘ GASPER J. FULTON, '
_ an g 21 '. lni Superintendent
- ■ ' DRUGS. .
\\ hoieH.-t lt ‘ Druggists,
AJVB DEALERS IST
Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Sc,, Se.
OHOfiiS WiTli RIMITTANRES PROMPTLY IXI
- eUTIO AT LOWEST MARKET PRICEB.
HARRAL, RISLEY & TOMPKINS,
No. 11l Chambers and No. 1 Hudson Sja.,
NEAV YORK.
•Tames Harral, formerly of Charleston, 8. C.
H - YVI. Ridley, formerly of Augustiq Ga.
au29-Sl3t
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
A choice selection of
DRUGS,
SIEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES
and TRUSSEf,
LINIiED FROM MEVV. FORK.
Apothecar.e-s, and trsdi rs from the interi
or, can he supplied at the shortest notice,
I can warrant every a; tide as being pure
A large quantity of European LEECHES, finest
quality.
AH the Patent Medicines extant on hand
Oufc hundred cases Jacobs’ Dysenteric Cordial. -
ALL WILL BE SOLD LOW FO CASH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A 1 A S* O T H•£ C .4 R I E S’ H A I. 1,,
Comer Broughton and Barnard streets.
N, B.—Fresh Garden Seeds.
. , W..M. WALSH,
)UIC-3m Proprietor.
Fluid Extract Bbclid7
For Weakness arising from Indiscretion The ex
hausted powers of Nature which arc accompanied by
so many alarming symptoms, among which will be
found, indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Memory
Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings of
Evil; m fact. Universal Lassitude, Prostration, and
inability to enter into the enjoymenta of society
The Constitution, once affected with Organic Weak
ness, requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and
invigorate the system, which Heimbold’s Extract
Buchtt invariably does. Jf no treatment ia submitted
to, Consumption or insanity ensues.
Helm Md’s Fluid - Extract Buclrn,
In affections peculiar to -Females," is unequaled ba
lmy other prcparal ion, ns in Chlorosis or Retention,
Painftilness or Suppression of Cußtomary Evacuations
Ulcerated nr Scbirrus State of the Uterus; and all
complaints incident to the sex, whetheo arising from
habits of dissipation, imprudence in, or the decline or
change in life.
Helm!* Fluid -- Extract Buclrn.
ANI> '
IMPROVED ROSE ‘ T . -eSH.
Will radically exterminate from the system Diseases
at ising from Halms of Diesipationat little expense, lit
tle or no change In diet,no inconvenience or exposure,
completely superseding those unpleasant and danger
ous remedies, Copaiva and 51ercury in all these dis?
cases.
. USE K££»£SOl.D’B
FLUID EXTRACT J3TJCITTJ.
in all Diseases of iliee.e organs, whether existing in
• Male" or ‘ Female,’' from whatever cause originating
and no matter how long standing, It is pleasant in
taste and odor, "immediate" in action, and more
strengthening than any of the preparations of Bark or
Iron. x
Those suffering from Broken down or Delicate
Constitutions, procure the remedy at once. •
The reader mnst be aware that however slight mav
be the attack of the above dkcasee, it«s certain to af
fect his Bodily Health, Mental Powers, and HapDi
ness. 11
All the above cli esscs repnire the aid of a diuretic
HEIffHBOLD’g EXTRACT BUCHI
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC.* „ V
Helmbold’s Highly Concentrated
COffiPQUNO itUlO EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
For ptirilyiiigthe blood, removing all chronicconst’i
tutional diseases, ansing from'an impure state of the
hloo<r, end the only reliable and effectual known rem
edy lor the enre of Sefofula, Scald Head, Salt Rffenm
Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Ulceration of the
Throat and Legs, Blotches, Pimples oe the Face, Tet
ter, Erysipelas, and ail scaly eruptions of the skin
AND BBaUTIFYINTkTHE COMPLEXION
Not a few of the worst oisorders that affect man
kind arise trom the corruption that accumulates in
the blood. Os all the discoveries that have been made
to purge it out, nonewan equal in effect
HELMBOLD'3 COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SAKSAHAKLLLA.
It cleanses and renovate.! the blood, instils the vigor
of health into the system, and purges out the humors
which mafia; disease. It stimulates the healthy func
tions of the body, and expels the disosders that grow "
ui<Har,]:!e in the blood. Suoh a remedy that Sold
be rent’d on. has long heJn sought for. and now, for
the first time, the pitolic have one on which they can
depend. Our space here does not admit of certificates
to show its effects, but the trial of a single bottle will
show the slck-tbat it haa virtues surpassing anything
they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonfhl of the Extract of Sarsaparilla
added to a pint of water is equal to the Lisbon Met.
Drink, and one bottle is tally equal to a gallon of
the Syrtlp-ol barsapaiilla, or the decoction as nsnally
made.
. These Extracts have been admitted to nee in the'
United States Army, and are also in very general nee
in all the State Hospitals and Public Sanitary Institu
tions throughout the land, as well as in private prac
tices, and arc considered as invaluable remedies.
See Medical Properties of Buchu.
FROM DISPKN'SATORI OF THE UNITED STATES.
. See Professor Dewee’e valuable works on the Prac
tice of Pnyaic * , ...
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. Physic
of Philadelphia. . “
See remarits made by Dr. Fphraim M'Dowell, a cel
ebrated Phj-slcian and Member of the Royal College
of Surgeons. IrelaflJ, and published in the Tranaac
tions iff tlv King and Queen's Journal.
See Medico Cnlmrgical Review, published ’by Ben
aroin Travers, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons.
Sec most of the late Standard Works of Medicine, .
EXTRACT BUCHU, .
••SARSAPARILLA." ■ - *
Sold by all £h-t i<fgist*
PRINCIPAL DEPOT—
AIUftBSSO&D’B
•. DRUG AND CHBMICAL WAREHOUSE,
eepM m 694 Broadway, lOTt
