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About Daily chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1837-1876 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1851)
CHBOfIIWiE AND SENTINEL -Zi 1* TF' 8«A»w Tnwyn£ii> •toalrte wir* ■ Marly completed fit* the bed es the ~ Kkflfah ehrmei. Were the eeeeeeery yav -< kiwi I bill iietbortdeUea ebteieed, th!e niaeiiM- ailfbt be aaMhfiahad la leee bail month. TIM fable formed of copper end gone parolin' k tweety. eight milee leag, iad widHn eo inaxpraaaibla fraction of two iaehss ia dilatator. kb suflfeiently flexible mb* ceiled ie eabip’ebold. Thevassal that ; b u ndertake the dab es winding off the metalfie cend will start from the French coda, paying eat ea Me face | the cable will nk to the bottom hr its own Weight, an<f will gradoal ly bury itself ia the Mad or the mod i the two extremities will be protected oat to tbe point where tbe depth bn saffiaieat safeguard egaiast anchors or sbipwiecks. USsrrsw lU am sf eU. S. Skip.— Tie U. S. sloop of war auioa, oa bar raws from Shan ghai, boned to Macao, got ashore on the North * west plat of the Island of Fotbms* while she ' Wmrnnnlni: at six knots. The natives throng, ed (be shorn bj then—da. preparing for plun der. Tbe vassal wee lightened by throwing over board 780- thirty-ure poo ad shot, and twelve lona of water, and ef.orgreet effort*, she was gee into deep water. At this place several veeeels have been wrecked, and the craws mur dered. Tbe commander of tbe Marion coaid b*ve given tiie.savaga* a dose of grape, which wowW have sent theta back into the nonntry, hm-ac they taade no hostile demonstrations, bo kt them aione. Tbe veasei was six boars oa Mere, and a is in vary greet danger. Four days after the Marion ran on shore, dm English man es war steamer Reynard, Captain Gnnroft, went oa Mora oa Protas Shoal (Chinn Sea, 100 aulas from Macao, and wee lost SIM went to assist the crow of lbs English Mip Velocipede, whoso vainl had hem wracked there. . The Hdn. Pater Parker, ** ad interim,” Amerioaa Minister at Canton, has made known that be intends to call on the Marina to chastise the savages mod recover any Eero pea ns who may ho inihe mountains, as nndeabtedly die re srs many. ■■ ■' ■— ■! lavenraa MnioiuurMsn.—An opinion has been expressed that the Importations of foreign aaerelaMdise tills year were ranch less than in those of Ms pi seeding year. The following au thentic facts in the case are published In the Na tional Intelligencer; the llactl year ending the 30th of Jane, 1861, thesroei receipts from customs were about "From the Ist of July to the sth of September, u»e receipts from this source will compere as fol lows : ahost •12,200,000 W 6!- about 11.700,000 Decrease, •600,003 There Is a decrease in 1851 daring this period «t N*W Fork of about 0000,000, and an increase I at each of the >ther porta. At Me porta of New Tork, Boston, Philadel phia and BsiU nors, daring the Aral week In September, the receipts were ae follows i Kentucky Bagging. AVmW pieces of prime Kentucky BAGGING itor sale low by «*l BAKER 4 WILCOX. Starch Polish. Bhaumonps patent starch pol. ISH, forgiving a beautiful giom to Linear N orilns. Cambrics; 4uy. It also prorent* tbe iron hem sdbsrieg to tbs linen. For sale by 1 s 4 r>. B. PLUMBAGO. GROCERIES. JUST RKOIIITID, in addition to my former I ■took— -400 mekaSALT, SO balsa Ganay BAGGING, Wff soils best Kentucky ROPE, 100 kegs N AILS, assorted Rises. 90 begs prim Rio COPPBfO, IjOQObeshels Cbsrokea LIMB. Wm sale lew by eo2o WM. H. HOWARD.ff BRICK, BRICK. THR sobscri >er, at tbe Brick Yard, formerly owned by Mr. Sibley, in the upper end oi HMabosg, has new on hand between Two and Three Thou send good BRICKS, amde of the be* material, and will compare with any in the market, end he will keeps good supply oa hand for — l >- jes CHARLES HAMMOND. BBGRWITHIi PILLS.—Por the cure ot Dyspasia sod Sick Head Ashe. A fresh sup ply oi the genuine, warranted, just received from Dr. Beckwith dir set, and for sale by «>29 W K A. J. TURPIN. Tobacco and sugars. VKTTBHAVE jditrscbitbd, VT 300 Boxes efdlOwent grades of TOBACCO, SEGA RS, all of which will be sold lew. s7~- WILLIAMS A BROTHER. MONON GkAELSLA WHISKEY OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. WM HATE THIS OAT UECKKVBO 50 Bbls. Pure Rye—Old Glide and J. Bar ton WHISKEY. WILLIAMS A BROTHER. •7 ■— — HARPER'S MAGAZINE. HARPRR‘I HAOAZIVE TOR SEP TEMBER—Jest received by ■epT - THOS. RICHARDS A SON. LONDON AC. 'CTOLUME Ist, Bound, oi London Labor and V London Poor. Alee. He. 11 es same Work— worived by s7 T. RICHARDS A SON. ' DRAPER'S PATENT AIR TIGHT INK-STAND. A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE,—Por sale by _*p7 THOS. RICHARDS A SON. HUHTBR'ITPEctWc, for sai« by M> C ■ ■ • PHILIP A. BOISE, CAMPOIL —1,000 GaUnoa, vsrieao qualitie ■hr sale vary low, by «■» ‘ WM. H. TUTT. Drmrgist g*HOWM*S ESSENCE of JAMAICA QIN- O GBR, and GINGER LOZENGES, for mle < WM. H. m» Lvmtm PERFUMES, for the Handkerchief, "-risriag cf Joafeey dub, West End. Jenny Lind, flMfetf Vkiwete, Roes Geranium, Eglaatiae, JanmlaJlafaatdaCwsilw. Hattotnpo, Weak, Vs? bona, Magnolia, Melledeor, Vortalle, Patehoaly, Utdjmmm, Oregon, Sweat Hriar, longhead RaL Ktya* warranted geaaina and fay sale by ■ M PHILIP A. NOISE, Drnggfet. G^S^*’ 8 vary auparfor' artiste, Jaatinsnivnd by * C r., T.. WM. E. TUTT. H lja 2 J *J H> *’■ Snperior Old PORT WINB. “^^^kibeißgpore, mild andpieuiot, ia M I'J-r PRIMP A. MOISE. Draugiat. fVIG HIITIIHPi.—W# have oa hand some M. hag* eases of Dentet Mtttnmmta good faith, 8^,,. - P-B.PLffMB * K7UHE OOLO OMB.—A tet es very superio r Getmn GOfhOGME.in long bottlm, JusTi.- *kved^-. f ; a tiOMBACO. -Id km\\n BAKER A WILCOX. fPMfrE* AMP so, "m* uafßeMmue's Patent Bar- QeleU— my.kdj Own Staieh'l Pkriaa j Maj i ..tv.. « - • . t - nr ; 1 n tutt, t • Tn • «|'*V4 e.,< 'i.S 't'j x- • t". ■ . «* U# v» Nib evuar ; . I JPngtntgg T Profssslonal Stßw^nm its PROPESSIONiLAkDHGMMBSffCARDfi, not . exceeding six lines, will be iaawWdmrim this asad , at the rate of $!• parannmn. uacMaabasdingalx inea, will be chn>|garl|ww ra<n->ar U—L A «-»■ ■ • | flnir doUdtorf. 1 JACK IKOVI, i attornbt at law, Baana lists, Maries Ceenty, Oa. 1 i apIO ■ •* ' ~ JOHI R. ITURQBt, ATTORNEY AT LAW Wajmasbare,, aswgfu my 27 « : ' '' '' ' JOSHUA HILL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hadteaa and Haattoslla. Ssargia^ r>* All business addreased to him at either place in the eoonties of Morgan and Jasper, end those aoutignoaa, will receive prompt attention. n 23 hAMouL J. Bailv. | Elbasau Couuin*. BAILET A GUMMING, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. land era wftlle Osorgla. nr Will practice in all the counties of Ae Mid -19 Circuit. j«2 * ' B. Y .MARTIN, ATTORIBI at law, Ateoara. GannniA. OT Wnt praeoee in tbe Gountieaof Colombia, Warren. Jeflecaon, and Burke, end will also attend to the collection of Debts and Claims in Abbeville aad Edgefield Districts, in Sooth Carolina. Ofioa on Broad-Street, fine door above Insurance Beak feS-tf O. PUTNAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Warrsntan, Onorgln, apl3-iy EDWARD U. POTTLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WARREN TON ... GEORGIA. P* WRloontinna to practice ia Warren, Hancock, Wilkes, Taliaferro, and all of tbe counties of the Northern Circuit, and Columbia, Jefferson and Washington of tbe Middle. Refer to Threewitta, Hudson A Shivers; C. C) Cody A Co., Warren ton. ja2o BOBBRT HESTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Klbsrtoa- • • • ...r»... ..Georgia. Qr WILL pnotioe in the counties of Elbert, Wilkea,Lincoln, Oglethorpe, Madison and Franklin. my22-ly P. O. ARRINGTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Oglathorps, Mason eoutjr, Georgia. FT Office at Oglethorpe. _f~l dil-wly JOHN P. WILDE, ATTORNEY AND COUNBBLLOR AT LAW. aVo. 13 St, Charles street. Roam No. 10, upstairs ■aw Orleans. Hr All claims and colleetkms intrusted to his care will meet with prompt and faithful attention. dIB-ly L. C. SIMPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ATLANTA-... GEORGIA. JYWiIJ promntly attend toall business entrusted to his care. f2B-ly bUTOShTIFHINS, ) J lj. Hi BO STEPHENS A IIED, ATTORNIES AT LA W, CRAW FORD YILLB, GA. JYWillpractic# in ell the Counties oftbe North n circuit. jyl6-iy* Wm. Gtason. ) Jnasa M. Jones GIBSON 6t JONES, ATTORNSYB AT LAW, WARRENTON, GEO., O’ Will prectiae ia ailthe counties of the North ern sod Columbia, Washington and Jefferson, of tbe Middle Circuit, aad tbe Supreme Court of the Stateof Georgia. ap9-wly CHAPLET R. STROTHER, ATTORNEY AT LAW f’r Practices in the Northern Circuit. All business will receive prompt and efficient attention. JjT Office at Lineolntop- Ga. je2B-tf L. sai a. Bbksikn, | John T. Shiwhaks. BERRIEN A SHEW MAKE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MIDDLE DISTRICT, GEORGIA. J'y* Office at Waynesboro, Burke county, Geo. i«l-iy JOHN R. STANFOUI), ATTORNEY AT LAW. Cl nrk'as-rllle • • On. fV Will practice in he oountieaof Clarke, Prank- UnTHaberaham, Lumpkin, Porayth, Gilmer, Union Murray and Gwinnett, and in the Federal Circuit Court for Georgia. , I7y N. O. A A. O. POSTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Jj - The undersigned are still engaged in the prac tice of Law. OOm nk Mndlf ton, Morgan County, On* All bosineMentrustedtothem, will meet witbprompt ard efficient attention. N. G. POSTER, fe2B-tf A. G. POSTER. J ASP MR N. DORSET, ATTORNEY AT LAW, DnAlomegn, Georgia. rY W ill attend toall Professional basioeesenUuet d to him in tbe Cherokee Circuit, and in Habersham county,oftbe Western Circuit. Rsrsß«rcM—Messrs. Hava Bowdre, Dr. Wm H. Turpin, Augusta; Hon. C. Dougherty, Athena, James Law, Gainesville; Smith A Walker, end J. W, Grady. l>ablonera. fal4 DAWSON A CLARK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Appling Georgia, YY Wju. give special attention to the eolleetion «r legal demand* of every description. Amav H. H. Dawson, { Clast, Angnata, On. | Appling, Ga. «034-ly T. A. Bvun! | C. W. Duuae. BURKE A DBMINO, BOOKSELLERS AND BTATION’BBS viwirmt Ann psuodical anm, And Dealers in Fancy Articles, Fiance, Music, 4- Mndtnen, Georgia. BAIR DYES. ~ YbfT received, a supply of Phelan’s, HsonTs, O Kstrhelnr*% BnUard’t end Alexander’s TW haphn Hair Dya. all of wUeh dyo the hair in a few miseaas. Per rale by - an 27 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. CLOSING* OUT. Intending to dm our hmmm w Mb our stock t of GROCERIES fer caab or notes an sboft time, a t the eery leteist prise Marahneta end cdian vlil d o -wail to oall before baying alosnkm i jyß-tf FKHWg A BDTLKR A HD 1 FOR ffiLE* ntthn aovaaref Brandaad rW CmaL n Streets— -3,000 Its v. LARD> bnrraie aad kngn, 8,000 “ BACON HAMA 5,000 « SIDES, 19*» gaßOTTßAniaaartiste, 6 * * LEMONS, Will ha Ml iasaaaaouMo tfartsrmaby my6-tf 1 p. CALHOUN. DOW S PERMANENT INK.— Aaettor W £L&f rJ3aSAKjSSt -0- » • iiNia nyaa. Par tUtbyths friuaifSl Afmsa. 11 in ii 11 'ii ' * / 5 i Jnßixrauct. ■■!■ll I ■ ■■! i I I, II mII *1 J- 11 twl I—i—i.CifMy, nnnriasii to laka s MjrMhrMMdMfailteßiait, , I f. W. FLEMING, AMU Augusta, 2U An*, 181. a022 HAVANNAH MUTUAL INSURANCB COMPANY. ABKVOT AT AUGUST a. THI UNDERSIGNED hu boon appointed Agent far the above Oompnny, and la now pre pared to take Fire, Marina and Inland Navigation Risks. Frew inter In all eaaea will be reamable. H. L. JEFFERS, Agent, »3 OMce on Melntoab-aueet. Marina, Fir •, and Ufa Insurance BY THE COMMERCIAL. INSURANCE COMPA NY, of Cherieernn, A O. CAPITAL 0250,000, ALL PAID IN. f)r Office. No, 4, Brood street. PaneiDUT, WILLIAM B. HE RIOT. D uncross, JanwL Robinson, | Henry T Street, George A. Treabolm, I Wn>. Meßnrnev, Robert CnldwelL • J. H. Brawloy, A, R. TaR, | T. L. Wragg. A. M. Ln, Secretory, E. L. Taaeiaa, humidor, B. C. Puaaur, Solicitor, R. A. Kwloch, Medical Examine 7 • This Company ia now prepared to recede ftopu* sols far MARINE, FIRE, and LIFE RISKS, and In Act leeoranee on Air and liberal terms. The subscriber having bean appointed Agent for the above Company, is prepsted to take Marine, Firs and Lifo Risks, at ciisinsnsry rates. G. WALKER. Hr OSes at Wars boose of Walker, Bryson A Co., Angoata. myl3-ly LIFE INSURANCE. TUB SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY ioaore 41,000, lor the following annual premtiuaa : Age. Fori year. For 10 yean. For life. 25 $11.30 $13.10 921.80 30 13 30 15.10 25.00 40 17.60 19.90 33.80 55 29.20 39.30 60.30 From.thsse rates, 25 per cent, is deducted for the first year. All profits are divided annually among the insured. ASBURY HULL, President. O. F. McCAY, Actuary. Dr. W«. E. Dubiss and Ciabui Hall, Agents for Augusta. mb 19 FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE The protection insurance COMPANY, of Hartford,Connecticut,have atnblichvd an Agency in Augusta, and propos akingfirea ad river risksupon property of all descrip 0a3,0a at reaaooableterms as any other good office Office at thestoreof Foret. Brother's »f* Co. WATCHES. CLOCKS * JEWELRY WOODSTOCK Sc WHITLOCK, SILVERSMITHS, JEWELLERS, An. O two doors above tbe U. 9. Hotel, and opposite the Daoi ot Augusta, have ou hand, Wi and are constantly receiving, a fine assortment mkJßs of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Silver and Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Guard and Fob Chains, Breast Pirn, Ac., Ac. Their stock is entirely new, and will be sold cheap far sash. JT W. O. Woodstock willgive his strict atten tion to REPAIRING WATCHES and CLOCKS, having served a regular apprenticeship in ana oi the largest menu factories in London, end from bis long experience, be feels assn red of giving perfect satis action to ell who may entrust their work to trim. )yl-dtwAwly FINE WATCHES,CLOCKSjJEW ELKY. AND SILVER AND PLATED GOODS. a THOMAS W. FREEMAN, q, Wkat bis Old stand, opposite tbe Brunswick jpV ■hAßank, Augusta, Geo., baa on band aUhA large and well selected stock, consisting of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, all qaalitiesi full setts GERMAN JEWELRY, in boxes j Geld Breast- Pins, Ear Rings, Pencils, Spectacles, Fob, Vest end Guard Chains, Fob, Vast end Guard Keys, Finger Rings, Bracelets, Buckles, Armlets, Medallions, <£c. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, Spoons, Porks, Tea Sets, Castors, Candlesticks, Ac. —ALSO— Guns, Pistols, Percussion Caps, Shot Pouch***, Pow der Flasks, Game Bags, Ac.{ besides many other convenient and useful articles not named. Having purchased ell my Goods for cash, 1 believe 1 can sell at prices that will suit purchasers. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired and war ranted. N. B.—New Goods received weekly. o!2-dAw PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &C. CHARLES CAT LIN Sc CO., NEAR THE UNITED STATES |PVnHM| HOTEL, Augusta, Ga., arc the only • " ■ ¥ • authorized Agents for Chickering’t aalebrated IRON FRAMED PIANO FORTES. Also, for those made by Naan’s A Clark,and Adam Btadard. The superiority and wide-spread celebrity of these Instruments reader any special reference to them unnecessary. The universal satisfaction that they have given ia this market, for more than 15 years, is gwd evidence of their durability. Their stock is always luge and full, comprising •very variety and style of 6,6 ft, 6| nod 7 octave PIANOS, which they will sell at the lowest fac tobt PBicss, (varying from S2OO to $500,) and war rant them sound and perfect in#Wy respect. Thoiistuek of MUSIC is large, ami they receive fresh supplies every week of all new publications as soon as they are iaened. All orders for Pisnoe, Music, Violins, Gnitara, Flutes, Accord eons, Ac., Ac., will receive prompt end careful attention, sad will be warranted to pieese la every respect. MELODEOHB. They also have a complete assortment of Prince A Co.’a MELODEONS. The Key Board is precisely he same as the Piano or Organ; and tbe tone closely resembles that of the Flute-stop of the Organ, and is sufficiently loud for small Churches. They vary in him from $lO to SIOO. JBWKLRT. CHARLES CA I LIN keeps for sale at the seme ptsee a Isige Stock of fine WATCHES, JEWEL RY sad SILVER-WARE, Co wUek he invites the auvntfon of tbe public. mh2B GARB ART’S A NEEDHAM’S PA TENT MELODEONS. THIS beautiful Instrument, invented and patent ed by Mr. Corhaic, is now manufactured by him, perfect in every respect. Tbe Investor, during tbe poet yeer, hu amds moat important improvements in the const rut tiun of the Bellows, end also in the method of tuning the Reeds. These, end other im : provrailn render the Melodoons, manufactured by f>As« end Meedhem, assned to —« ™-n f n-11TT'' §m th* United SttlM. These laetrameuta are bscatifally finished in Bone wood Coses. The Key Booed is made after the feahhm of the Piano Forte or Organ. The tone is dcWcimmiymfi, All end pissring, and tbn mo* lovely efleetaeen be produced. The notas apeak m qtkk lv as She Plane Forts, poundm, at the same time, toot gnat power that the Plans has not, the etmtain kg power. TMa renders k suitable for sacred mu eta, end makes it equally adapted for Church or Thu wind ia supplied to the Bello we by As leant n—lMu —ration, an that that great difficoky is an dnisshvhttd. Tta anbraribraa ham letaly received an nmortmaat of the Aire mstrmasnrs, which Stay afar far sale at nnnranMe prices. Persons are invited to ceil and nanmfamArauet A CO».S ’ FAULBAUK'S PATENT Platform and Counter Soalaa **"• WAIIAITIR.. fpw Adapts*! tnevury required ope • I rutiou of "iluhies so Rail I loud for lvalue or o»w - Me earai Warehouse Soalaa. Heavy I v - ;* ■ U (fiom CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. PAOftENGEE TRAINS. LwS-risiiJn 8 A - Leavaa Hamburg daily at fi A. M., and arrives at Chulooma at 1| P. M. This train takes up and seta down all tray paaara lUMDb OKUraiMTUa. Loaves Charleston daily at lift A. M., and arrives at Hamburg at 6 P. M. Loaves Hamburg at 10 A. M., and arrives at Charieetoo at 3ft P. M. This train takas through Pees angers only, and nfmnjcr etrirm in full limn in iiimiii ml uilli ilm u■ mi iagfaaln of the Georgia Rail Road at Augusta, going West, ead with tbe Wilmiagtoa Boots, sod with the New York and Philadelphia line of Stas men (dag FREIGHT TRAINS FIRST. OR IUVUI TRAII. Leaves Charleston dolly at 5 A. M., arrives at Hamburg before II A. M. next day, and as many tirokw leave every morning an may be necessary to taka off all tbe Goods received before 6 o’clock the evening before, and on tbair arrival at Hamburg, ere Immediately discharged, end eont over to the Georgia Rail Hood. fixoo.vo, or Express PreightTrain to commence running on the 30th August Let ves Charleston 5 P. M., and arrives at Hamburg at 7, A. M., next morning. Leaves Hamburg at 5 P. M., and arrives at Charleston at 7 A. M ■ This train will take light and valuable Goods only, say boxes and balsa Dry Goode, Hate, Shoes, Saddlery, Glass, Drags, Ac., Ac., which will be seat over immediately on arrival to the Georgia Rail Hoed Depot, at Augusta, and from thence will be dispatched by the day or night mad (rains, or by extra express of the Georgia Rail Road to their points of domination. In addition to ths above, Messrs. Combs A Chamberlin have made arrange ments to express light Goods on their own account by ths Passsnger Train. TARIFF OF RATES. (Freight the same by both trains, the rates to Geor !ie R. R. Depot, including toll and drayage at fridge.) Say from Charleston to Ham- | Augusta burg. Depot. Isf Clata —Consisting of boxes Hats, Bonnets, and Foruitue, pox cubic foot Sets, 10 eta. 2d Clou —Boxes and bales Dry Goods, Shoes, Saddlery, Glam, Drugs, Ac., Ac., per IC'O lbs.-- 45 50 3d Clou— Bagging, Rope, Bu:ter, Cheese, Tobacco, Leather, Fea thers, Loaf and Crushed Sugar, Hides, Cotton Yarns aad Do mestics, Down, Tire, Bar and Sheet lion, Window Glass, Oil, Paints, Crockery and Glass Wars (in crates or seeks,) Cast ings, Hardware, Hollow-ware, Lard, Tallow, Beeswax, bales o' Rags, Ginseng, Mill Gearing, Bacon, (loose) Ac., Ac. 20 fl|2s 4M Clata— Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Pig Iron, MiH and Grind Stones. Nails, Bacon, in boxes and tasks 15 20 Specific Articles —Salt in sacks•• 25 36 Floor, barrels 25 35 Corn, Wheat, Oats, Bye, Peas, As. 7 8 Pipes and hbda. Liquor 300 400 Quarter Casks and Wet Barrels 75 lOU Dry Barrels, Ae.«»»»-.».-»«- 60 75 Jill goods ooa*igood to tbs agent of the South Ca rolina Railroad Company, Charleston, accompanied with Bill of Lading , or adoiet, will be received and forwarded free of commission, bat without such Bill of Lading or advice, the Company will not be responsible. For tbe raise end regulations of tbe Company generally, see tbe Tariff of Ratee printed cn cards. J. D. PETSCH, Sup’t. Trans*!. Charleston, July 20,1651. Jy2B GEORGIA RAILROAD. OAT PASSENGER TRAINS ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE d, 1 ameogar Trains will run daily as follow^ vizj: Leave Augusta at 6 o'clock, A. M. 11 Atlanta “ 6 “ “ •• Albans “ 7 “ “ Arrival at Atlanta at 6 o’clock, P. M. *• " Augusta ** fi " " “ “ Athens « 4ft “ ", Unftand after June Ist, tbe Night Train will Leave Augusta at sft o’clock, P. M. “ Atlanta at sft " “ Arrive at Atlanta at 5 o’clock, A. M. 11 at Augusta at 4ft “ “ Tbs Atbeas Branch Trains will connect only J with tbs Da • Trains. Way Passengers will be charged three cents per mile on the Day Trains, and four cents per mile on the Night Trains. Agents will forniah Tickets at each Station, tor all Trains, without which Passengers will be charged each 20 cents extra. TaairapoßTATion Qrnca G R. R. A B. Co., > Augusta, Ga., May2i.it, 1851. ) rT The Savannah Republican and Georgian will please copy. tmv 22 MARSHALL’S MAGICAL PAIN ERADICATOR,” WILL POSITIVELY CURE Rheums, tiem ia every stage Weak Back, Bruises Strains, Weak Joints, Swellings, Toothache, Head ache, ’contracted Tendons, Lumbago, Painful Nerves, Spinal Affections, Ac., Ac. In fact, it is bard to say what kind of pamsit will not core. It is wabsaiit » to cars the diseases named ; or, in case of failure, tbe money will be refunded. To persons troubled with CORNS, this compound is particularly recom mended. Please to read the following commendatory letter from Judge Hughes, of Burke county:— Euioaa. Beau Covutt, Dec. 22, 1860. Mo. J. E. Masswau,— Dear Sir: la compliance with year request, 1 make this simple statement ot faeta. My boy Daalei stock s thorn in his foot about the first of lest Jane, the thorn wee extracted, and no more thought of it for 15 or 20 days, his foot then began to swell, and in n few deys it was opened. It discharged a large quantity of matter. The dis charge condoned for eight days, aad then ceased. His foot then rs-commenced swelling end extended np his lag, thigh, and hip, with violent pain. He then began to spit from bis lungs matter similar to that discharged from the abac cm on his foot. I then called in medical aid. and from tbe remedies used, ha wan alternately better and wane for eight or tea weeks. Daring this limn n large Abscess formed npon tbe hip, the discharge was large, and as soon asi t canned, a general swelling of his leg, thigh and breast commenced, which was very hard to the tooth, and at times experienced much diffieoky in swallowing. Medical aid seemed of no further avail, and was discontinued. 1 then bad recourse te Tour ‘'Magical Pain Eradieator.” la forty-eight boon, from tbe time I commenced its use, bis foot began to soften; the swelling on his hip and breast übsided and 1 am pleased to any be is nov> well. 1 again used year remedy ia a case of Neuralgia with grant success, giving imandiate relief. 1 have tried tt ako far Tooth-Ache, wkhmy youngest child, with entire Mice am. From the success I have hod in tbe asp of year "Magical Pda Eradieator,** 1 have no hesitation in recam mending it to tbe public. Yours truly, W. W. HUGHES. Tbe above statements of the nee of "Msrshsll’s Magical Pain Endicatpr** arc knows by im to be urns. (Signed) ANGUS BETHUNR. None is genuine without the written name of J. £• Manhall on cash box. For sale, wholesale aad retail, by the proprietors W. H. AJ. TURPIN, end also by W. H. TUTT end D. B. PLUMB A CO„ Augusta; Ga. ja22 RHEUMATISM. MOXlM’Sßemedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Paine of the Bones, Joints, Ac., surpaaseTnel ry other known Remedy. I3r| l give* speedy relief, and enrm perm nniiffs. It tarikm at the not of the (He and rs moooothe oanooqf it, fFlt is mask men tabs depended upon than any aiHranl appHsatisn. far although remedies ap plied externally, eomstimm give relief fa* the mo asset, they ncocr euro, p-Tbe groat reputation which Dr. Honied Rem adyhaa, la not owing to edrartiaararati k hoc dene i to *»• iwkj w#li M ra> K3rTbon whonJir m ■■semrl a, *- will bn mn than aatMad .•uww —• euecie sf tme Mb. Far sale ia An. ■y3l PHIU- -...aAM Oraggiat.^ * ' i A * '■ ~ itwwn man commission UmLcmAwra, and Swwdkak lion. * bManob plaon. baudiou. J> MlLLS.flnmmarod ud Rotted ©AR AXLES. Aboraoeives order* for H. Abbott* Co. >a FORGE ud BOILER PLATE MILL. A. Biuon, ' B. ChuiAtt, G. Ounwtt, 8. W. Horn. 'M-ly Now-York andSavanimh Steam SHIP UIR ■ -A WEEKLY. dMM The new and splendid BIMW-abipc FLORIDA, Copula Lvott, —ifi> — ILABAMA, Captain Ludlow, Belonging to Um Row York aad iawab loan Nnwl g&tlra Oenpujf OH AHO AFTER tha I Itb January, will font* Smooih and Mew York every until further notice. Tbeoe ships ere of 1,300 toad register, and unsorpaased ia comfort, safety end ■peed. Cabin Paanim, 121 -payable tie advenes. Asutb : PADELPORD, PAY * CO, Sns inoih. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, jal2 194 Front-street, Mew York. FOR SAVANNABIT v rr*-** THE new and splendid light - -—tfftfciiiStfh■ draught steamer HANCOCK. Capt. Murray, built expressly for the Au gusta and Savannah trade, will lanra Augusta for Savannah, every TUESDAY MORNING, at J o'clock. For freight or paaoage, having aesomtnodationa no • equalled by uy boat on the rivet, apply to for Captain on board, or to tha Agaetn, ,V. U LAPSUS A SQM COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU. dec. IT BEIRO exceedingly difieult to make an u] iemporaneout preparation of Buebu, retaining its full medicinal properties, the propriety of baviag a reliable preparation of it in a convenient ud pala table form, at once suggests itself to the practicin . Physician. This article is no nostrum, but simply a concen trated fluid extract as Dioema, Pareira and Uva Urai rarefully prepared from the best materials, and has been buccesslully used by several ot the most emi nent Physicians of Augusta and vicinity, in Chronic diseases of the GENITO URINARY APPARA TUS, such as Gleet, Irritable Kidneys ud Bladder, Strangury, Ac. It has also been found a valuable addition to Bal samic mixture for Gonorrhoea. {j- The formula by which It is prepared can be examined by Physicius at their pleasure. Sold by it l-dAwfim D. B. PLUMB A CO.. Druggists JOB PRIME ESTABUSm. linllrortd Bank Buildings, Broad-St. JOB PRINTING OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND In the Best Style of the Art, PLS7S OR riSCI COLORS, U1COTII) AT OPPICK—CMBRACINe SUCH AS! Business Cards, Hand Bills, any site. Show Cards, large. Posters, “ Receipts, Warehouse, Show Bills, Railroad, Dray, Ac. Books, Pamphlets, Bill Heads, Bfaraks of all kinds* Bank Cheeks, Motes of Hand, Bonds, Certideatoe, Labels for Druggists, Ac., Ac., Ac. Law Butane always on hand, or executed to order. nr The Proprietor of theCitßoaici.* and Skk vimxl assures his friends ud the public that their •rders for any thing in tht Job Printing line will be executed in the best manner, and at as low rates as at any otherestablishmeot. CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Ac.. Ac.. Ac. Ac GOLD AND SILVER ~ , |[r . JpV Watches, of ell kinds. JCrvSt Cum Jewelry, end verioas rich fancy Goods. Fancy Hardware ud Cutlery. Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles. Silver Ware, Plated Goods of all kinds. Guns, Sporting Apparatus. Pistols. Solar Lamps, Girandoles, in gold and silver. Tible Cutlery, of Rodgers and others. China Ware, Cut Glass Were, of latest style. Clocks, Parlor and Office Clocks, and a largs stock of cheap Clocks for country trade. Andirons, Pendent, Shovels and Tongs. Watcb Materials and toots of all kinds for Watch makers. For sale at fair price* by CLARK, RACKETT A CO., Dealers in Fancy and Military Goody, fr* Repairing of Clocks and Watches by good Workmen. N. B. Whenever it may be inconvenient for per sons residing at a distance to visit the city, any thing in the above line will be turnisbed promptly npon re roeiptot an order and nn the usual time.' n - NEW STORE UP TOWN. Opposite Meters. Buford, Beall Sf Co.’s Wart House, Broad Bt, Augusta. 'pHB Subscriber respectfully informs the public X generally, that ha has and will keep constantly on hand a general assortment of DBT GOODS, SHOES, HATS AMD GROCERIES, All of which he offers for sale as low as can be pur chased in the city. Orders from tha country prompt ly attended to. G. TAN NESS. Augusts. April 22, 1861. «pt3-ly NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS WM. O. PRICE & CO, COATS. Tailoring and Furnish- HATS Ureas and ing CAPS, r. X™*' . ESTABLISHMENT, Umbrellas, DeOraay and ’ Canes, Business. ,Dd Clothes Bags, COATS. Wholesale ud Retail Shoulder Comfortables Dealers in BRACES, CLOTHING, Money Belts, COATS, 9 -a R , Toilet Cases, Silk, Linen 268 Bromd BUr#at « BRUSHES, and Gingham AUGUSTA, Cloth COATS, invira Hair, ud of all desorip- the attention of their Tooth. Ptal“?6u», CD*TOMKRI PANTS akd of every da* and STRANGERS aeripdon. smSS, SSSS’ Under Shirts to thus PURSES ud kriw StwUosf and ■aas ®ood» ja-~ ud “* tuuvm SCARPS. GARMENTS far tha Trade. Hr All orders promptly executed. ap27 look here NBW ST ORB AND NSW PTJRNI* TORE. J.SILCOX fil HAS REMOVED Us Vn atock of P U R N ITURE, CHAIRS. MATRASSES, c., next four ta Dr. Torpta’a, immediatelyappoeiis hlr former stand, where ha iataada kaaplag a gens r> l isaorfmeal as Ft&nUure, Chairs , Matraeeee, for.jSf kia own naannfaetnra. Also, a good aaaort aKnt as Ncnhara amaafastura, which he will war ri't, ends’ a—fa pri*rn net# make Hnntadneamant a bone star lonrcbssing, to give him a eali at his NeWFyi ffITUREyrAWD. eH-dfow WM. H. TUTT, mR WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL kd J DRUGGIST, £ HAS HOW IN STORE— UMNO lha. While LEAR MO gallsee I toss ad OIL, fast With BROWN, l, t£ ISLLllflS^SimrriNß, It dsei «mMNm BROSHES, . tUmher, s.l - 7 - » . ] r-• ‘i Patent JHefrirtneg. r«W OMira Hebrew Fleeter nsss. hffsrtien a t the Bps**, P*m*l* Weak sees, fas. No female, ; ,r wcekaeee in the hack or eidee, should ba wilkael U Man iad Udias, in delicele sitnstiaas, Rad greet relief from caaetuUy wearing this Plaster. > , Tha appllrariu as tha Plaster baiweea the shael dere has bean found a cat tain remedy for Uoogbs, Colds, Phthisic, uiffaSirrtnne of the Lange ia their primary stags*. U dysy mleaewiee by parapi. I q pf ' ? The (Wfowfog iiAbwAiltn ie from an agaat rant ding at Trantaa, Tuaaaeaa < TSutosi, Utbsoa Ca., Tana., Nov. 7,1819. Maaam. Seavil 4t Head—OanOamea; Tha ilebraw Plaster te haeoruing poaefor ia thte aecUon, There is a ladyta thlaaoaaty whasape aha aretUd aot ba with, oat tefa neelpr for Bte headrad dollars a year. Bha wah aßietpd for aoat# tinfowHh aa aalargamaatuf tha epiaan.VhMh gave hm a great foal of pata. The s walling twd mlb had axtamdad ap newly to tha arm aha waaWttandad byaoom of emt haat phyatetaas. bet they gave hat no relcaC She ptacaaad a has at tha Hebrew Piaster, and it relieved bar eisaapt immediate, ly, and saw eba hasps e aappipwf it oa hand constant ly. These facte yod am *‘ kbarly to amaayae thtak are mhetaatigSyiraa. Rr»pecuuilr ; years, JESSE J. WELLS, py* Beware of ( oentarfsits sod Saaa Imltatiaas utrnor -The -übeariaara era tha only geaare agents ia ta« Souiharn dtalwfor tha sale of thta truly 1 vetnablt Platter . end, ta order to prevent parchaeors being imputed ou by « eanntarfait article, said in this city aud else waste,'!or the guanine, they invite panic nlsr amn'ion lo be following marks of thagaaaiaa ; 1. The t*- .. tint u put ap in smooth, angina turned beutnedbees,.oioeted in. 2. Tha genmite he* the engraved head of Jaw David an the ditv-iieM amoadthe ana, wiA aceompanyiagl retard of court u fi. Taylot. Roahaatat. ALSO TAKE NOTICE That tha genuine (tea tha signature el E. Taylor oa the steel plats engraved label, an tha top of each box —to imitate which, will ba proaaentad as forgery. Tha Ceutorfeit Id coarsely pat ap, iaimttauoa of tha old labels, and ia sold by several dealer* in medi cine in thi* city for tha gannuts article. BEWARE OP IT—IT IS WORTHLESS. •COVIL * MEAD, 118 Chartras-sU, N. Orleans, Only Agents for tha Southern States, to whom all or ders and applications far agencies must invariably ba addeasead. Bald, wholesale aad retail, by BARRETT, CARTER A CO., Aagueta,Ge. UAVILAMU, RISLEJf A CO., do. da. WM. R. KITCHEN, do. da.i D. B PLUMB A CO.. do. da* HAVILAND. HARRALL, ud J. M. COHEN A CO.. Charleston, 8. C„ HAVILAND, KBESB A CO., e3-4m N<v "S'M» Jen lane, N. Y, FHUtOTOKEN. OR PERALES’ FRlEND—Beauty, Goa for end Health secured, by the use of that lavaln able remedy the 11 Philotoken or Females’ Friend, i This medicine is prepared from Room that act ia on! eon with nature, In the prevention, relief and sore o those disorders peculiar to the Female system. Painful and disordered menstruation—the cause ot premature old age, of barrenness, Ac. —ia epoodilj relieved, ud the regular healthful action of the or gans secured, by the use of the Philotoken ; and for all those sympathetic affections attendant on pragnan cy—irritability, nausea, heart-burn, Ac.; ud as a preventive as periodical abortion, this remedy elands not only unrivalled, but is almost infallible. The Philotoken is put up in battles at tl each with full directions. Its use can in bo case do barm and so certais ia the proprietor (hat it will give un * lual ified satisfaction ta all who us* it according to the tractions, that be uthorizas his agents to reload t bo moaey in any case where it fails. For sate by the Drvggisr* of Augusta. nkl BOOLE’S HYPERION FLUID, FOR THE HAIR. WE HAVE REPEATEDLY beard this article spoken of in the very big hast manner by those who have used it, and from undoubted tes timonials which ws have seen in its favor, are satis factorily convinced that his far wiperiorto any thing yet prod need. We subjoin the folio wi..g, which u from a well known source, ud must command th* greatest at ton tion. CBAaLKSTr-X lIcTKL, ) Charleston, S, G. f Mi,Ji 7, 1851. J Mr. Wm. Bogle—Dear Sir: Sometime ago my hair com mao cad falling off, and to such an extent I began to feel I should turn prematurely bald Altar using many of the popular nostrums with little or no effect, a friend suggested your Hyperion Plaid, which I was induced to try, with, 1 confess however, but litlie hope of success. I was surprised and gra tified, though after a short trial, to find a decided improvement, and 1 no w possess a full crop of healthy hair, which I can only attribute to your justly cele brated Hyperion Fluid. You are at liberty to publish this for the beoeii! v» those similarly adlicted, and 1 success may crown your deserving efforts ; anti thattiie sales ot the Hyperion Fluid may meet with a success com mensurate with its merits, is the wish of Yours, respectfully, THOMAS S. NICKERSON. ’ The above, with Bogle’s other prepaiations, may be had of HAVILAND, KISLEY A GO., D. B. PLUMB dk CO., and ap2-6m PHILIP A. MOlgE. FIRE AND WATER PROOF SLATE PAINT THE cheapest and must durable Paint for Roofs, Puces, out buildings aad all coarse work. It has bun adopted by ail the K ulror.Ji throughout tha country for painting freight oars, station bouses, bridges, Ac. A supply of Gate Paint will be kept on band, sad sold in any quantities wanted. Dealers who mav want it by the too will be supplied at proprietor** priest with addition of expenses. HAVILAND, RISLEY A CO, my22-w Wholesale Druggists. THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE. SPEED’S FEVER TONIC. THE greatest discovery of the age, by which Fevers of type and grade, and all Fe brile diseases, from whatever cause produced, eaa be effectually end permanently cured >n from twe to twenty boon, ead no seietake I It is e simple vege table preparation, and perfectly harmless in its ope ration. It is warranted to perform precisely whet It pro mises. No euro, no pay. For a descriptive sheet, setting forth its merits, and containing reference* of th* highest respectabil ity from planters and distinguished men ell through the South, who have used it, and thoroughly tasted its merits, pUsae cell on the Agent ia this «hy.- Priea 60 cents end 81 per -octle. For sale by D. 6. PLUMB A CD-, - j*26-w3m- io Sole Agents for Augusta. Croc v ory, Ch an and G-laaswaro »V Gtu -iWs fceip constantly oa b 4 ttd 14j '.ssoruaent of Crockery, HI Chi . a si... which will be sold no low as 'ie be elsewhere. We invite tha attention of them if. want to oar atosk, before making their purchaser. N. R—Orders from the country carefully peeked aad warranted ta go sale. MUBTIN * LATHEOP, su 16 Below fhst Office Corner. HOME INDUSTRY. THE UNDERSIGNED are now prepared U ill all order* for BUCKETS, of superior oaalkytoaaj brought to thi# aad as low as lacy oaa bo fold down. snlß-dAwtf R. LOQKHAWT A QO BOUNTY LANDS. BY an act of the late Congress, Bounty LANDS have been granted to the Soldiers aad WM awsof Soidfon wfao served la tha last war wkhGnttt Britain, in 18U, or in any as tha Indian nirtffaisys 1790; aieoto Coirnnissiooed oGcersnfthe Mejdeaa War. > ♦ __ ' ■ton in V sahlagtaa full/ pr*parss*whh the asesi t try forme aad reanfraasents of the lot, to proosadftt bsfaosf of aU these interested thersia; afoe to psp-eeoto nlslma of nrsry Jsssilprlrß agsfoar tb# Oofifn jmbC OBeeea Jeehaoa, hetwnsn Rnyslds end Brond-sri cB-tf JOHN BHLLEDQE. T7URKSH COMGREM WATER. I Wtt I? forest farm the Spring, srontond pe. -toamnr Marion. Pormds by PHILIP A JBQR . T mol RTRUF.-A sow barrels, tha ms Xjjnw WiMWBa -<-<■« * 1 ■ .
