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About Daily chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1837-1876 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1850)
Mrs. K, O, Collins has returned from the North, and is now opening iHfesfea a handsome and fashionable assort- of VMLLiNERY AND FANCY GOODS Among them will be found Rich Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Tabs, Embroidered Pocket Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Muslin Dndereleeres, and Breakfast Caps, plain and fancy Dreso Caps, Drawn Silk, Satin, Neapolitan and Straw Bonnets, Mack and -white Lace Vells, Lace Gapes, Silk and (Jk'loii Benches, Silk and Kid Elastics, Combs, Hair braids and Curls, Toilet Powder, Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, Hdr Carling Fluid, Heir Restorative, Hair Dye, 018 of the Wild Cherry.—The Plain field (New Jersey) Union of September 18, 1848. says: The Wild Cherry Tree has been known for ages to be a most valuable and efficacious remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Consumption—and com bined as this Balsam is, with other valuable vegeta ble extracts, by a skilful physician, Dr. Wietar, it must of course he a highly efficacious remedy. Such, we have olten been informed by those who have used it, it is, and we are not therefore surprised that it is in greater demand for the diseases named, than any medicinc now sold in this vicinity. DOES ANY ONE DOUBT THE EFFICACY OP THIS MEDICINE. We do not ask the public to rely solely upon re commendations produced from States far distant, where the persons cannot be known; but having testimony from every State iu the Union, we would respectfully invite all persons interested to call at 138 Washington street, Boston, Mass., and examine for themselves the many thousand testimonials, from persons all over the whole country, who have been benefited or cured by this invaluable medicine. Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations, Syrups, and all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Re member they only imitate in name without posses sing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the written signature of I. Butts on the wrapper. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by Seth W. Fowle, 133 Washington street, Boston, Mass. Buy none without the written signature of I. BUTTS on the wrapper, if you would avoid imposi tion. For sale by Barrett, Carter & Co., Haviland, Risley & Co., D. B. Plumb & Co., W. K. Kitchen and P. A, Moise, Augusta. By H. C. Seymour A Co., Madison. By Drs. Reese & Ware, Athens. By T. M. Turner A Co,, Savannah. By Dr. P. M, Cohen, Charleston ; and by Seth W. Powle’s Agents every whore. nl2-tw&wt WM. E. EVANS & CO , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. C. Wm. E. Evans, Wm. M. D’Antignac, n5-dly Geo. W. Evans. GREENWOOD A MORRIS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office No. H 3, Tchoupitoulag-strect, NEW ORLEANS. H. T. GREENWOOD. JOSIAH MOHBIB. je2s-dly* WILLIAM HUNTER, FACTOR, COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANT, No. 94, Bay street, 0--6w3 Savannah, Georgia. HAKDWiCR Sl COOKE, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, BAY STREET, B. B. HARDWICK, } „ _ _ . _ „ ’ j Savannah, Georgia* i. *. COOKS, 5 ’ * Buchannon, | Jo. W. Gab boll, | J. Hoy. BUCHANNON, CARROLL & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 85, Gravier Street, New Oi leans. 55* Orders for Western Produce promptly filled at the lowest ‘ ’ash price. jy2B-6m Tnos‘ i who have Corns, need have them no longer.£~% Papier fa yard et blayn for CORNS.—This is a sure and speedy remedy for Corns —removing them without the slightest pain. It is something new, none having been introduced in this country before, and the only preparation known that can be depended on. For sale by nl4 W r M. H.TOTT, Augusta. THE TRUE POMADE DIVINE.—The best article for chapped bands and lips, burns, scalds, bruises, <&c., in use. Prepared by R. Fen ner. A supply just received and fir sale at GEO. A. OATES & GO’S r<l4 Broad-st. opposite State Bank. POPE HEADS, for removing Cobwebs, Ac., from the walls and ceilings o( houses, A sup p y Just received by WM. H. TUTT, Druggist, nI4 HONEY. —One bbl. of very superior quality, tor sale by WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. nl4 BRUSHES. —Shaving, Dusting, Clothes, and Hearth BRUSHES, of various qualities, for sale by nl4 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist TRUSSES.—Hard’s, Chase’s, Hull’s Laundie’s, Belt’s, White’s, and many other kinds of TRUSSES, for sale by n!4 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. ('IUHE YOUR CORNS. —The Arabian Corn J PLASTER, a certain cure for Corns. Full directions accompanying each box. For sale by nI4 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. NOTICE. ON WEDNESDAY, the 11th of December, 1 will sell, at Public Sale, at my residence in Columbia county, all of my Corn, Fodder, Oats, Cattle, (among which arc a fine lot of beef cattle in piime order,) Hogs, (of which about sixty are pork hogs, well fattened on corn,) Horses, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Ac., Ac. Terms on the day of sale. n!4-w3 JAMES L. REGGIE. STRAYED, FROM the Sand Hills, on the night of the lltb inst., a large Bay MARE, about i(j bands high, the hind feet white. Any informa tion respecting the Mare will be thankfully receiv ed, or a liberal reward be paid for her delivery. Apply at this office. n!4 d2Aw3 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Will be sold, at the residence ®f Mrs. Sarah Lynn, in W ilkes county, on Tuesday, the 31st day of De cember next, all the perishable property of William Lynn, late of Columbia county, deceased, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, corn, lodder, household and kitchen furniture, and other aitides too tedious to mention. The plantation will be rented, and the negroes hired out for the ensuing year. Terms on the day. JOHN A. STAPLER, Adm’r. November i 4, 1650. JEST RECEIVED, fff ANOTHER supply of Beebe A Co.’s HATS. J. TAYLOR, Jr., A C®. 13 No. 236 Broad street. HOLLOWAY’S EXTRACT of JAMAICA GIP.GER, is equal to Browns, and at half the Pj’tce. Persons who use ibis article are assured that Rolloway’s is a very superior preparation, and bigh -y concentrated—Price 25 cents. For sale by PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist.^ ANOTHER supply of fresh CONGRESS ATEK, just received per steamer and for nl2 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. MACKEREL,.— Nos. 1, 2 and 3, i* whole, . r s. quarter barrels and kila, just received, for sale by -..!!! HAND, WILLIAM* A CO. VTUTHIcioUS. A Ireah supply of Col. Hal- hwe’a ARROW ROOT, and H®cker’. F>- received by D. B. PLURB 4 CO. &°AP, CANDLES, STARCH— JOG boxes Bar SOAP, ljfJ do- Patent Sperm, Pure Sperm, Adaman tine and Tallow CANDLES 50 do. Pearl STARCH, j, IHt 40 do. Toilet SOAP, ni^ e i Ved and for sale by HARDIN A ESTES. ESTES have just received the Sckll?u ng o PAM,LY GROCERIES: D ded H P lf ße r f aDd J P ° rk ’ Pi ckled Beef Tongues, P? u L Al « orte v d P,ck K Jam,, Pre-’ House ari H m’ , uc kwheat Flour, Stuart’s Sugar- Tea, put m, in Pekin Tea Company’s • iQS ! Nuts Burt*’ 1 b ’ P ac kages, Figs, Rai- Q l3-dAmf a “ d S “ gar Cracke «. Ac* Ac. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Transmitted for the Chronicle A Ssnthiel. Nashville Convention. Charleston, Nov. 13. The Nashville Convention has organized. Ex-Governor McDonald, of Georgia, Presi dent. There are about fifty delegates present. Charleston Market. Wednesday, Nov. 13. Cotton. —The market to-day has been depressed. The sales amount to 1300 bales at 13 to 13| cents.; prices in favor of buyers. New York Market. Wednesday, Nov, 13, P. M.— Cotton.— The sales to-day reach 700 bales. Fair Uplands 14|c. Delaware has elected a Democratic Governor. Nothing of the Steamer yet. From the Charleston Courier—By Telegraph. Massachusetts Election — Baltimore, Nov, 12. We learn from Boston yesterday that there was no election by the people for Governor. In the First Congressional District Appleton was elected. In the 6th, Davis, and in the Bth, Horace Mann are elected. The returns from the other districts are incomplete. The Legis lature will be The Coalitionists have gained largely. Commercial advices per Atlantic. — Baltimore, Nov. 12 —The Cotton market at Liverpool, on Friday, the 30th u!t, was well supported, Fair Orleans quoted*at ; Uplands and Mobile Bd. Sa'es for the four days were 20,000 bales, in cluding 8,000 bales exported and a portion on speculation, consisting of equal quantities of American, Brazil and Sums. The imports from America since Thursday, amounted to 6,000 bales. Flour and Indian Corn were firm at pre vious prices. The political news by this arrival is quite un important. A heavy storm was prevailing at Baltimore and New York to-day, by which much damage has been done to the shipping in port. Seri ous apprehension is felt for the safety of ves sels on the coast. Seven men, belonging to a canal boat, and part of the ere v of the echr. Caroline, Cook, were drowned to-day near Baltimore. Thomas Moody, said to be a notorious character and well known in Baltimore, was shot dead, to-day, in Front street, near the Theatre, in that city, by Geo. Stewart. New York Market, Nov. 12. —The Cotton market is anchanged—7oo bales sold. Ohio Flour $5. Mess Pork 11$. Lard Corn 71, Exchange on England 10$. Gen. Chapman has been elected President of the Maryland Convention, which is now in session at Annapolis. The Coalitionist have a majority on joint ballot in the Massachusetts Legislature. New Orleans, Nov. 12—3 P. M. —The Col ton market was rather heavy on Monday, in consequence of purchasers claiming a reduc tion in price on account of the advance in Fre.ghts. On Thursday. 500 bales only were sold. Fair Sugar sc. 500 barrels Molasses brought 25c. Freights have advanced—a ship has been taken up for Liverpool at 7-16 d. The asking rate is £d. PROSPECTUS OF “THE SOUTHERN PATRIOT.” To be Published at Greenville, S. C. IT IS PROPOSED t® issue an independent Tri-Weekly and Weekly Newspaper, in the town of Greenville, South Carolina, to be styled the “Southern Patriot,” devoted to Commerce, Ag riculcure. Manufactures, Politics, Literature, Sci ence and the general improvement of tbe country, in all her industrial pursuits— defending the Rights of the South , the Federal Constitution , and the integrity of the Union of the States —and opposing the anti-republican, ruinous and corrupting policy of South Carolina’s continuing in the hazards and speculation of Banking. “ The Southern Patriot” has originated with, and belongs to an association of Gentlemen who own nearly a thousand slaves and are worth several hundred thousand dollars. This should he regarded by the community, independent of their honors, their lives and their characters, as some guarantee of fidelity to the Sjuth, and, at least, as an earnest of their interest in the justice, wisdom and stability of the Government. The Proprietors are under the impression that the growing importance of our Town, its heavy mercan tile and manufacturing business, the anticipated Rail Road facilities, and our present Mail arrange ments, together with the general prosperity, intelli gence and patriotism of the District, must insure the success of a Tri-Weekly Newspaper, giving to the business community the news and telegraphic de spatches sooner than they can be received through the Tri-Weekly city papers. The undersigned have been charged, by the Pro prietors, with the Editorial Department of “ The Southern Patriot.” It is not without reluctance that they assume this grave responsibility ; but having done so, neither time, labor, nor energy shall be wanting, on their part, to make the Paper worthy of public patronage. Arrangements will be made to have correspondents in Washington and other cities, giving intelligence in advance of the Press; and the Prices Current and the state oi the Charleston, Co lumbia, Hamburg and Greenville Markets will be regularly and correctly quoted. “The Southern Patriot” will be issued on supe rior paper, neatly and beautifully printed with new and clear type, at Three Dollars per annum for the Tri-Weekly, payable in advance. The Weekly issue will be a large sheet, containing substantially tbe same as the Tri-Weekly, for One Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, payable in advance. This will be the cheapest Newspaper of its size and quan tity of matter, in South Carolina ; and is intended to reach those points of the country whose Mail facili ties are limited. Any agent forwarding Ten subscribers, to either Paper, shall receive a copy gratuitously. The publication of “The Southern Patriot” will commence on tbs first day of January next. B. F. PERRY, C. J. ELFORD, nl4-wtJal Editors. CA TONS HAY OF PEAS. vJVf do MEADOW. do MILLET, for sale by nl N. B, MOORE. BA G GIN L, RO PE AND TWlNE— large stock of Gunny and Kentucky BAG* GING, bert Hemp ROPE and TWINE, for sale by o 9 BAKER, WILCOX A CO. LUBIN’S EXTRACT “WEST END.' 1 —This is the best and most popular Extract made bv Lobin. Warranted genuine, and for sale 2 n 9 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. Hemlock sole leather,— 2.ooo lbs. Hemlock SOLE LEATHER, for rale by HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. TO PREVENT THE H \IU from FALLING.—Uss Phalon’s Hair Invigorator. This article is prepared by a noted practical Barber, and is a certain preventive for Baldness ; at the same time enlivening and rendering the Hair moist and gljssy. Numbers of citizens of Augusta will testify to it* efficacy . To be had, wholesale or re tail of n 9 W M. H. TUTT, Druggist. OA doz. Sands Sarsaparilla, for sale bv £\J n 5 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggi®!. fpAKHAKTB ELIXIR OF TURKEY X RHUBARB, for the cure of Dyspepsia or In digestion Bilious' id Nervous Headache, Diarrhoea, Rheumatism, Flatulency and Gravel. This preparation cannot be too strongly recom mended to the many thousands now suffering from Dyspepsia, and its consequences, Headache, Con s pation, Ac., Ac. To be had, wholesale or retail, of nI2 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. ELEGANT French and English PERFUME R Y, comprising Extracts for the Handkerchief, Pomatums and Oils for the Hair, Soaps for the Toi let, Ac., &c., just received and for sale by «12 PHILIP A. MOISE. Alexanders tricobaphe—hair- DYE.—This preparation acts instantaneously, requiring but a few minutes to dye the Hair a beau tiful black. Just the thing for Whiskers and Mus tacios. For sale by *9 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. Commercial. AUGUSTA MARKET. Wbdnksdat, P. M. COTTON. — We have had rather a qui®t market to-day with a moderate demand, and some three or four hundred bales changed hands at the rates quoted yesterday. Fair 13$ to 13| ceote. The River has risen since yesterday about sixteen inches and is now in fine navigable condition. MOBILE, Nov. 10.— Cotton. —The Cotton Mar ket yesterday was very dull. Sales too trifling to notice. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7, P. M. — Sugar. — Market quiet; sales 100 hhds. fair 5 a ssc. Molasses. —4oo bbls. were fold at 26c. Flour. —Market dull; sales 100 bbls. St. Louis at 84.50; 60 at 4.62; 60 Illinois at 4.50 and 130 extra St. Louis at 85. Whiskey. —l2s bbls. Rectified were sold in lots at 82e. Lard. —650 kegs were sold at7sc. and 140 at 7|c. Freights. —A foreign bark taken for Trieste at Ic, Exchanges. —Demand limited. London 7 a7| per cent, prem.; Paris 5f.27$ a5f.35; New York 60 days 2| a 3$ per cent, disc.; do sight 1 a 1$ percent, discount. EXPORTS. SAVANNAH, Nov. 11, —For New York, bark Savannah—99B bales Cotton. CHARLESTON, Nov. 12.—For Barcelona, Sp. brig Flora—4ooo ba'es Upland Cotton. For New York, Stmr Ontario—2oo bales Cotton. Schr Helene—427 bales Cotton. For Baltimore, schr Samuel Butler—lo7 bales Cotton. Sipping intelligence. SAVANNAH, Nor. 12.—Arrived, bark Globe, N. York; *chr Grecian, King, N. York. Cleared, bark Savannah, Crowell, New York, CHARLESTON, Nov. 13.—Arrived, Stm ship Southerner. Dickinson, N. York ; Sim ship Osprey, Marshall, Philadelphia; Br. bark Queen Victoria, Moat, Hull, Eng.; line schr Louisine, Smith, New York; line schr Truth, Philips, Baltimore. Clr’d., Steam propeller Ontario, Kittridge, N, York ; Sp. brig Flora, Maristany, Barcelona; schr Helene, Griffin, N. York; M. L. schr Saral. Butler, Booze, Baltimore. CONSIGNEES. Per Iron Steam Boat Company’s steamer A. Sibley , with boats Nos. 6 12.—T0 W. M. Rowland, Agent.—Mdze. to W. H. Goodrich; T. N. Poullain A Son; J, E. McDonald; Buford, Beall Co.; Baker, Wilcox A Co.; J. Silcox; A. Vigi lius; Ge®rge Schley; Hardin A Estes; E. Muslin A Son; J. Sibley; C. Salm; G. Filtze; Bustin A Walker; J. tf* C. Wellauer; Grenville A Battey; F. Holiman A Co.; French A Butler; W. H. Ma harry A Co,; G. A. Simmons ; Baker, Wilcox A Co.; Hand ts» Fleming; Carmichael A Bean ; N. K. Butler (J* Co.; Rev. C. B. Jennett; D’Antignac A Barry; Adams <f* Fargo; C. A. A M. H. Wil liams; H. E. Clarke; N. Girardy tf* Sons; Dough ty Augusta Machine Works; Z. McCord tf* Co.; W. K. Kitchen; Hand, Williams tf* Co.; Lamback A Cooper; G, T. Dortic; Walker A Cole man; Scranton, Stark tf* Davis; W. S. AT. H. Roberts; N. W. Hooker; Thayer Hutt; Belcher A Hollingsworth; Royal A Murphey; W. A J. Nelson; C, A. Platt; A. Baudry; W. J. Owens; Seymour, Ansley A Co.; John R. Dow; T. J, Cos grove A Co.; T. Richards A Son; T. Barrett; J. Rhind; W. M. Rowland; Adams, Hopkins A Co.; Rev, E. P. Rogers; F. C, Arms; and Georgia Rail road Agent. MANAGERS OFFICE. GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERIES. Managed, Drawn, and Prizes paid by the well known and responsible firm of .1. W. MAURY & CO* DRAWN" NUMBERS of ClasT" 69, in this City, November 13, 1850 : 62 33 33 8 66 55 2 34 36 6 14 64 72 77 Extra Class 109, by S. C., 46, November 14th 1850. Sales close THURSDAY, at 3 P. M.— SPLENDID SCHEME. CAPITAL PKIZE 12.000 DOLLARS. *5,000; *3,000; *2,500, *1,381 ; 60 Prizes of 8500, Ac. Ticketsß4; Halvesß2; QuartersSl. Extra Class 110, by Monongalia 28, Nov. 16, 1650. Sales close SATURDAY, at 3 P. M, 66 Numbers ; 12 Drawn Ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZE 35,000 DOLLARS 812,000; 86,000; 83,000; 82,400; 10 Prizes of 81,000, Ac., Ac. Tickets 810; Halves 85; Quarters 82.50. from the city or country, strictly con fidential, and promptly attended to. JOHN A. MILLEN, South side of Broad street, a few doors below the Poet Office corner. al3 GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. D. PAINE &T CO., MANAGERS. CLASS 137 To be drawn in Savannah, Geo., on FRIDAY, No vember 15, 1850. Sales close the same day, at 3 o’clock P. M. 72 Numbers ; 12 Drawn Ballots. SCHEME. 1 Prize of $4,220 I Prize of 8500 1 do of 1,000 1 do of 300 1 do of 750 5 do of 100 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets 81 ; Shares in proportion. A Package of W holes. 824, must draw 812. “ “ “ Halves,” 812, “ « $6. “ “ “ Quarters, $6” “ “ 83. For sale by ELISHA WYLLY. Opposite the Post Office, fj* Orders from City or Country adventurers promptly and confidentially attended to. nI4 SUGAR, COFFEE AND MOLASSES.— 75 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar, 300 bags Rio and Java Coffee, 75 hhds. Molasses. Just received and for sale low by n!2 BAKER, WILCOX A CO. SOLE LEATHER, CALFSKINS, &c. We have on hand a very large stock of Leather, and all the materials for Shoe-making. Purchasers would do well to examine our Stock before purchas ing elsewhere. n 9 FORCE, CONLEY A CO. CANDLES. —25 boxes Speim CANDLES. 50 bozes Hull’s A Son’s Tallow Do, 40 do. Patent Mould do. Do. 25 do. Foster’s do, do. Do, 50 do. “ Star” Adamantine Do For sale by nl2 BAKER, WILCOX A CO. AN EFFECTUAL Remedy for WHOOP ING COUGH —Roche’s Royal Herbal Em brocation a warranted cure without medicine. This celebrated English remedy is for sale by PHILIP A, MOISE Importer of English and French Medicines, 195 Metcalf’s Range. nl2 CAPS. CAPS. A FINE lot of Gentlemen’s and Y outh’s A Cloth CAPS. Also, Silk Plush CAPS, of every descrip tion. J. TAYLOR, Jr., A CO nl3 No. 236 Broad street, CANAL FLOUR.—IOO bbl*. of Hiram Smith and other favorite brands, just received and for •ale by *7 HAND, WILLIAMS «fe CO. DR. CHRISTIE’S Galvanic Bands, Belts, Bracelets, Necklaces, and Magnetic Fluid, for the cure of all nervous disorders. A large supply cf these articles just received, and for sale by n 9 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist SHOT AND LEAD.—3OO bags McCullough’s Drop Shot 3,000 lbs. Bar Lead. For sale by nlO HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. CUBA hhds. Cuba MO LASSES, in good order. nlO HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. CLARIFIED SUGAR.--50 Bbls. Stuart’s Clarified Sugar ; 50 bbls. Havemeyers A Mai lers Sugar, for sale by nl2 BAKER, WILCOX A CO. Fwrtlker by the Africa. The Glasgow Mail mentions the arrival at that city of two of the carrier pigeons known to have been taken out by Sir John Ross, with the understanding that they were to be sent home in the event of his finding Sir John Franklin, or of his being frozen in. They brought no message, but the fact of their arri val has renewed the hopes of Franklin’s safety. The Gazette de France announces the spee dy departure of a French courier to the Re public’s Ambassador at Copenhagen, with a view to the speedy settlement of the difference between the Danish Cabinet and the refractory Duchies. The steamer Hibernia, late of the Cunard line, had sailed for Cadiz, where she is hence forth to rnn, equipped as a war s f earner to Cuba. The building for the Exposition of 1851 is rapidly progressing, and will itself be the greatest wonder of the whole affair. The electric telegraph between England and France is expected to be ready by the spring, and Fox & Henderson, the contractors for the Exposi tion building, are reported to have taken the contract for the iron rope. Mr. Stephenson, the engineer of the great tubular bridge across the Menai Straits, is on his way to Egypt, where it is alleged he will survey the line of the long projected canal between the Mediter ranean and the Red Sea From Italy we have a document of some importance in the papal Bull creating 'he new bishoprics in England. It is dated September 29, and speaks ot England not as being in partibus injidelium, but as if it were a Catho lic country. It recites that it is the earnest desire and aim of the Roman Pontiff to extend Catholicity, and to reconvert the English na tion,” especially by the foreign education of devout young English Catholics, who, when brought up in the Propaganda College, in their ecclesiastical calling, might return to their native land, and there propagate the true faith. The Pope, considering the present state ot Catholicism in England, and the enormous number of persons daily converted, judges it proper to recal the vicars apostolic, and a com plete episcopal hierarchy is established. This Bull has created an intense feeling throughout England, and it is believed in many quarters that the Cabinet Council has been called to gether earlier than usual in order to act in the way best calculated to stopfarthe proceedings. Advices from Rome of the Bth October stale, that Cardinal Wiseman had presented to the Pope a deputation of English Catholics, who wished to thank his Holiness for having elevated their distinguished countryman to the dignity of cardinal. The Pope received them with the usual affability, conversed a long time with them, and before parting, bestowed on each of them his apostolic benediction. Pius IX.. according to a French Catholic priest, spoke to the following effect: *' I bad not intended to send the new cardi nal ( Wiseman) back to England, but to keep him near the Papal Court, and to employ his talents here Bjut lam persuaded,” added the Pope, “that the time is come to set about the great enterprise for which you have just thank ed me. I think he has nothing to fear in En gland. I spoke of it sometime ago to Lord Minto, and 1 understood that the English Gov ernment would offer no opposition to the exe cution of my plan. 1 therefore send this most eminont cardinal back to Euglaud, and 1 en treat you all to pray without ceasing that all difficulties may be removed, and thnt a million —nay, three million—ofyour countrymen, still separated from us, may enter into this true Church, even to the last of them.” I mm&mm ■■■ini m i iiimn inminmw" * BOUNTY LANDS. LEWIS F. ROBERTSON, Attorney at Law, Charleston, S. C., having a copy of the Muster Roll of the two Volunteer Companies from Augusta, Georgia, which served in the Florida war: “The Richmond Blues,” under Capt. P. M. Robert son, and the company of Dragoons, under Capt. Bones; and being provided with all the requisite forms for collecting the claims of Soldiers and the representatives of deceased Soldiers who served in the U. S. Army in any war since the year 1790 he will be pleased to attend to all such claims as may be entrusted to him. All letters, pre-paid, will receive immediate atten tion. 012-law4 LADIES’ RIDING HATS. S JUST received from W. H. Beebe & Co., by J. TAYLOR, Jr., & CO., 12 No. 236 Broad-street. STOVE PIPE CYLINDERS. AN EARTHEN TUBE, which removes the danger attendant upon passing Stove Pipes through the walls of wooden buildings. For sale by nl3 E. MUSTIN & SON. RUM, GIN, WHISKEY, BRANDY. &c.— 25 bbls. N. E. RUM, 30 do. Rose and Anchor GIN, 3 pipes Holland Do., 40 bbls. Old Monongahela WHISKEY, 50 do. New Orleans Do., 1 pipe Irish Do., 5 do. Sazerac and Otard BRANDY, Also, a full supply of CORDIALS, Lemon SY RUP, Claret WINE, in bottles, Malaga Port and Madeira WINES, in eighth and quarter casks, just received and for sale by nl2-d&wlm HARDIN & ESTES. Buckwheat, buckwheat, in whole barrels, half barrels and bags, just received and for sale low by nI3 A. SABAL, Agent. FLOUR.— 200 bbls. JjCanal Flour, of various brands, for sale low by p. 12 BAKER. WILCOX & CO. ( N iORN STARCH, an excellent diet for invalids ✓ and convalescent persons, h’ghly recommended by physicians generally. A fresh supply just re ceived by n!2 TUTT, Druggist. VI RS. JERVIS’ COLD CANDY—The great xvJIL cure-all for Coughs and Cslds, sold wholesale and retail by HAVILAND, K. IS LEY & CO., 027 sole Agents for Augusta. I (NXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.—Cunning jl ham’s Extra Family FLOUR ; Cunningham’s Superfine Do., in barrels and sacks, constantly kept onhandby n!3 A. SABAL, Agent. "I SPANISH, half Spanish, X Vfl/j’/vXvv and American CIGARS, fa vorite brands, just received and for sale by n!3 d&wtf HARDIN & ESTES. GUNN Y BAGGING Irw A bales gunny bagging ; V/O 1,000 Coils Kentucky ROPE ; for sale by 027 SCRANTON, STARK & DAVIS. GILLINQ TWINE.—We have just rtceiv ed a large lot of GILLING TWINE, for ma king Seines. For sale low. n 9 FORCE, CONLEY & CO. ALUM SALT. —200 bushels Turks Island or “Alum” SALT. For sale by o7 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. PLANTATION HATS. PLANTERS are respectfully invited to call I and examine our stock of WOOL HATS, be fore buying elsewhere. J. TAYLOR, Jn., & CO., 030 Between Post Office corner and U. S. Hotel. UTTY, PUTTY, PUTTY-2,000 lbs. su perior PUTTY, just received and for sale by n7 PHILIP A. MOISE. PRIME “GOSHEN BUTTER and PULTON CHEEsE, in half barrels, just received and for sale low by n!3 A. SABAL, Agent. ORANGES, ORANGES. 2,000 Matanzas ORANGES, just received and for sale low by n!3 A. SABAL, Agent. Almonds, almonds. —lo bags fresh al monds, justrece ved and for sale low by n!3 A. SABAL, Agent. JENNY LIND PERFUME BAGS,“Tot perfuming clothing in wardrobes, trunks, &c For sale by PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist, n!2 HAMS.— 25 casks extra Sugar Canvassed Hams just received and for sale by ’ n!2 HARDIN & ESTES. PURII" lED CAS TOR OlL—without taste or smell, peculiarly adapted to infants. For gale by nIO PHILIP A. MOISE. Druggist. G. PUTNAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW-, Warrenton, Georgia. apl3-iy __ iHerdlcmcoiis. HOSES, BULBOUS ROOTS, EVER GREENS, &c. undersigned begs leave to inform iSSr*- jpf pub^c > atJ( * especially the hvers of Stock o ° Wers tbat addition to bis original extensive i ifc and oWerß » be has just received EVFRnn^i l^- 0118 of ROSES, BULBOUS ROOTS, II &c S ’ ■ GREBN HOUSE PLANTS,’ choice PLANTS^VLOWeRS d 'ln' 7™? I will be .oW at Charles,ln *" wh,ch ♦i*Tha Sav-inn ut> THOMAS TOBIN. tri-weekly 3 time, and „7“ BOYD’S PERMAITENT INK (WITHOUT PREPARATION,) For MARKING on Linen. Cotton, Silk Cambric, Muslin, Ac., & c . This is decided! v the best article of Indellible Marking Ink ever man u.actured, (Bond’s not excepted.) It writes freely without spreading or running, leaviug a distinct and legible mark immediately. It has no mourdant (or preparation.) Is warranted not to washout or in jure the finest fabric. This is really a desirable article, and one which the Ladies will be glad to get. The vials are double the size of any others, and the price only 37$ cents. The undersigned has been appointed Agent in this City for the sale of this superior Ink, where a speci men of it can be seen. W, H. TURPIN, Augusta, Ga. A TEACHER WANTED. 4 MALE TEACHER, who can come we’l JaL recommended as a good Classical Teacher, and of good moral character, can get employment at Citizens Academy, Columbia county, Ga. A South ern man is preferable. Apply to the Trustees. n 5 JOSIAH STOVALL, Sec. STRAYED from the Sand Hills, on Tuesday, the 2 ’th October last, a bright so-- ie| PONEY, about 14£ hands high, long mane and tail, rides well, 6 years old last spring. A liberal reward will be paid if delivered or any information left at Allmond’s Stables, Augusta. n 7-3 CROCKERY. CHINA AND GLASS. KEEP constantly on hand \ general assortment of CROCKERY, fyp (’HINA and GLASS, to which we respect fully invite public attention. Country Merchants are invited to call and exam ine our stock before making their purchases. We charge nothing for showing our goods, but will take pleasure in doing so to any who will favor us with a call. MUSTIN & LATHROP. Next below Jno, Bones’s Hardware Store. 026 FOR SAVANNAH. f* CTHE fine new steam packet WOREGON. Capt. Shaw, will here after leave Augusta for Savannah, overy Wednesday Morning, at 7 o’clock. For Freight or Passage, having fine accommoda tions, apply on board or to n!2 JEFFERS, COTHRAN & CO., Agents. bURGICAL INSTITUTE DRS. H. F. & R. CAMPBELL have estab lished an INFIRMARY in Augusta, for the treatment of Surgical and Chronic Diseases. They respectfully call the attention of the Profession, and the public to their Institution. Necessary Surgical operations will be performed by Dr. Henry Camp bell; all other treatment will be rendered by them jointly. Patients sent from the country will receive every necessary attention during their sojourn in our city. n!2-wtf MEDICAL STUDENTS.^ THE subscriber has just received a supply of Dissecting Instruments of various qualities; also Anatomical Plates, of several kinds, Articula ted and Disarticulated Skeletons, aud all kinds of Surgical Instruments, which he offers for sale at very low prices. Students of Medicine would do well to call and examine the stock before parchase ing elsewhere. PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. n 6 195 Metcalf’s Range. PROPOSALS WILL BE received by the undersigned, for the construction of an Engine House, in Broad Street, at the intersection of Jackson-street, to be built of Brick and overed with Tin ; and to be twenty-two feet wide and thirty feet long, with parti tion running through the centre, of brick. The bui'ding to be two stories high. For further particu lars apply to JOHN C. CARMICHAEL, nil Chairman Cora, on Engines. A NEGRO CARPENTER WANTED. WANTED to purchase a good Negro Car penter, one capable of making panel doors, blinds, sash, finishing inside work, <k c. He must be a good mechanic, sober, of good habits, and not exceeding thirty years of age. For such an one a liberal price will be paid. Ap ply to n9-d4w JOHN FINN. WANTED, A FIRST RATE experienced NURSE, to wait on children, for which the highest wages will be given. nI2 J. S. WILCOX. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. TWO first rate VEST MAKERS. Enquire of n!3-2t J. M. NEWBY & CO. TAILORS AND DRESS MAKERS. WE HAVE for sale Two excellent SWING ING MIRRORS, suitable for Tailors, Dress Makers and Ladies’ Dressing Rooms. We will sell them cheap. E. MUSTIN & SON, n!3 294 Broad Street. TO RENT, GOOD STABLES, with Carriage House and tX Hay Loft adjoining, on Hroad street, opposite the Lower Market. Apply at n 6 GRAY BROTHERS. WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD and honest Negro Boy, to attend about a Store. None need apply unless they can furnish good recommendations. For such a one liberal wages will be paid monthly. Enquire at this office. n6-tf WANTED TO HIRE, AN ABLE-BODIED NEGRO MAN, of good character and habits, accustomed to Field or Garden Work. Apply at this office. n5-diw WANTED TO HIRE, A COOK, that can come well recommended. For such, and of good character, very liberal wages will be given. Inquire at this office. 031-ts FOR SALE A GOOD COOK, WASHER and IRONER, with her son, a likely boy, 6 or 7 years old. Apply at th's office. 030 NOTICE. JOHN MiLLEDGB’S LAW OFFICE is now on Jackson, between Broad and Reynold t reels. u3l AJFINE COMPLEXION—Nothing imparts so clear and rosy a complexion as does ‘‘ Rad way’s Medicated Soap.” It removes all eruptions, tan and freckles. For sale by 027 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. N CONSIGNMENT. —lO bales COTTON Y \ RN and 5 bales OSNABURGS. nIO HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. yUOE BRUSHES, of several kinds, and at various prices. Just receive ! and for sale h y nIO PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. ENNY LIND LOZENGES, a new and lightful confection, much used by this celebra ted singer. For sale by nIO PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. SHOES AND LEATHER. 100 cases Men’s and Boy’s thick and Kip BROGANS. 3,i 00 lbs. Hemlock Sole LEATHER, for sale low by n7 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. HAVANA ORANGES.—IO,OOO Sweet Havana ORANGES, just received and for sale low, by HARDIN & ESTES, ni-dlf- wl W“ ORK BOXES for Ladies-Mahogany, Rose wood and Papier Mache ; also, Papier Mache Albums, for sale by 027 THUS. RICHARNS & SON. ELTINgTrOLLER and LACE LEATH~ ER. —A full stock of the ?bove named articles on hand, which will be sold low by the subscribers, opposite the Insurance Bank. n 9 FORCE, CONLEY & CO. OTTO OF ROSE LIP SALVE, fresh and very superior. For sale by *9 PHILIP A, MOISE. Druggi*. Auction Sales. BY A. LAFITTE, Store comer of Broad and w„ ... — — *** •Vaehtn/rtom Street/. Ithls^aT' 1 N FRONT OF STOHE .’nn . . be sold, the following 5 qr. casks White Wine VINPfiiB 10 qr. chests HYSON TEA ° ’ 10 boxes fine MUSTARD, 10 boxes ground PEPPER 5 boxes bar SOAP, 10 groce MATCHES, 1 qr. cask COGNAC DRANDY, 3 boxes fresh LEMONS. ALSO, Sundry articles of household and kitchen FURNI TURE; consisting, in part, of 1 handsome extension Dining Table; 1 doz. Mahogany hair-seat Chain ; 1 doz. Mahogany cane-seat Chairs; Bedsteads, Blinds; 1 Pino counting house Desk; 2 pieces new Brussels Carpeting; 1 piece Straw Matting, dkc., Ac., &c. And on account of all concerned, 35 coils BALE KUPE, very slightly damaged. n!4 BY W. E. JACKSON & CO. EXECUTORS’ SALE. rußßda y ' n December next, at V the Lower Market House, within the uiual hours o, sale will be sold, under authority granted Mca,,ng ih » Two Lots and improvements on the north side of Greene street, fronting the City Hall —ALSO— The Lot and three story Brick Dwelling, on Ellis street, immediately in the rear of the above, and oc cupied by Mr. J. S. Clark. —ALSO— The Lot and three story Wooden Dwelling, with brick basement, on ths Western corner as Washing ton and Ellis street, occupied by Mrs. Hollidry. VLSO— The Lot and Dwelling on Washington street, next South of the above. A p’at of the premises will be exhibited at the sale, and may be seen at the Auction Room after the 15th inst. Terms at sale. B. H. WARREN, ) „ , nB-twtN2s-dts J. S. CLARK, \ Ez **• ilfebual Profession MEDICAL CARD. DR* W. K. WEARING has permanently lo cated in Augusta and tenders his professional ser vices to the citizens oi this plase and Hamburg. Re sidence in Mr. Stovall’s building, five doors above W. K. Kitchen’s Drug Store. j£jfOffice, Parlours of the Mansion House. jal3-ly MEDICAL CARD. DR* J* M* HILL respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Augusta and Ham burg, as a Practitioner of Medicine, Operative Sur gery, Obstetrics, and Diseaaes of Women. Office corner of Greene and Jackson streets, opposite the Baptist Church. Augusta, Ga., May 6. my7-dtJal Nero Sooks, NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.—Harper's Magazine for November. Petticoat Governments, by Mrs. Trolfope. Adelaide L ; ndsa y, by the author of “Angela.” Julia Howard, by Mrs. Bell. Mouey Bags and Title-', a hit at the follies of the age. Pictorial Field-Book, No. 8. Encyclopoedia of Useful Knowledge. . Encyclopedia of Useful and Entertaining Know ledge. Dodd’s Manual of Dignities. The Family Monitor, by Mrs. Ellis. Tuppet's Works, some beautiful editions. Heaven and the Sainted Dead. The above for sale by n!2 THOMAS RICHARDS & SON. NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.—Horace Templeton, an Autobiography, by Cbss. Le ver, anthor of Charles O’Malley, Ae., complete in 1 volume. The Life and Genius of Jenny Lind, beautifully illustrated —25 cents. Short Patent Sermons, by 11 Dow” Jr—3d vol. Geaevieve, or the History of a Servant Girl, by A. e’e Lamartine. AudHional Memoirs of my Youth, by A. de La martine. The Valley Farm, or the Autobiography of an Orphan, euited by Charles J. Peterson. The Cruize of the Crescent, or the Boatswain’s Prize, by Sir Admiral Fisher, author of “ The Pe trel.” Petticoat Government, a Novel by Mrs. Trollope. Complete Sets of Harper’s New Monthly Maga zine. I.ittell’s Living Ape, Nos. 336 and 337. Also, Godey’s Lady’s Book, Graham’s, Sartain’a and Peterson’s Magazines for November. Subscribers will please call fur their copies. For sale at GEO. A. OATES A CO.’S Piano, Book and Music Depot, Broad-st., opposite the State Bank. n g \[EW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS, i-N ceived.— History of Xerxes the Great, by Ja cob Abbott. The Country Year-Book ; or The Field, The Fo rest, and The Fireside, by Wm. Howitt. A Greek and English Lexicon es the New Testa ment, by Edward Kobinsoa, LL.D. No. *, Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution, by Lossing. Petticoat Government, a Novel, by Mrs. Trollope. Also, other interesting Works. Call at THOMAS RICHARDS & SON’S n 5 Book Store. JUST RECEIVED, Harper’s New Monthly Magazine for November, Also, complete sets of the same from June to No vember. For sale at GEO. A. OATES A CO.’S Piano, Book and Music Depot, Broad street, appo site the State Bank. n!3 NEW WORKS, NEW WORKS, Heaven, or an Earnest and Scriptural Inqui ry into the Abode of the Sainted Dead; by Rev. H. llarbaugh. The Broken Bracelet, and other Poems; by Mrs. Esling. J Also other new Books, just received by nov 8 THOS. RICHARDS A SON. MARSHALL’S COMPOUND OF CINCHONA, FOR THE CURE OP CHILLS AND FEVER, DUMB UOUE, &c., dtc. THE ABOVE Medicine is offered to the pub lic as the very best remedy extant for thoee distressing diseases. It is sufficiently known in this community to recommend itself; but to thoee at a dis tance, or who are ignorant of its existence, and have occasion to use such a Medicine, we would beg to call their special attention to this compound. No humbuggery is practised in this article. Proof in abundance can be produced that as a speedy , cheap and certain cure , it has no equal. It is also an excellent tonic forjpersons in a weak end debilitated state of health. It is perfectly free from all danger ous or pernicious ingredients, and as harmless to the constitution as cold water. By calling at the store ot the undersigned written certificates in any quan tity can be shown, and permission is given to refer to the following well known gentlemen: Messrs. W. P. Beers. J. Thos. Gardner, W. J. Mims? Henry Lewis, Col. Sam’l Dowse, Judge W. W. Hughes, Major Isham Thompson, &c. A number of others could be given, but it is presumed for the present, these will suffice. None should be without this val uable Medicine. Read the following letter from W. P. Beers, Esq at Railroad Office. Mr. J. E. Marshall—Dear Sir: I have had frequent occasion to make use of your remedy for Chills and Fever, (Marshall’s Compound of Cin chona) and have in no instance failed of a care. I wish you the success (in extending its use) which its merits as a specific entitles it to. Very respect fully, your ob’t sv’t, WM. P. BEERS. Augusta, 10th October, 1850. For sale, wholesale and retail, by W. H. TURPIN. Augusta. 13* None genuine unless having the signature of J. E. Marshall on the Cork and also on the Label. n 9 BULK SALT.—2OOO bushels Liverpool SALT, in bulk, for sale by nl HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. TOOTH-ACHE BALLS, for the instantaneous cure of sooth- ILIJ ache, far sale by
