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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1852)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1852. THE DAILY NEWS. Dry Goods, Clothing, bo. UNION SAVING STORE. I£ncr*y of Character# A bold vigorous itinn—wlwt u tone lie gives to ihe company he may be in, to the society in which he ltvos, to tho notion wherein he wee born! Mnn seeme inebiiute with the atmos phere around him, »o completely ie ho over come bv hie presence, lie io never weary or Itmguid; nothing enervating falls from him in notion or speech. He strengthens end arouses; ho sets men of no confidence on their foot, not purposely but by his own example. They see him one of themselves, the boy they went to school with oxpundod into tho man, nml draw* ing ail alter him in the vortex in which ho moves, lie is a perpetual reproach to the sluggnrd, n joy to tho timid, those who went confidence, olid who fancy they are by temperament or •iluntion precluded from possenstng or mani festing the daring, animating power. Energy of character is continually renovating society— elevating men to a level whence they sen how easy it iu or seams to become greut and joyful, as strong and as vigorous ns ho who, by act or thought, lifted them up. It is animation to aeo men press on in the race of emulation, in* apired by some noblo fellow, who figures m the past or is present among them. 1 no en- thusinsm one man esn create bv bold and ear nest action is astonishing. One jovial, free hearted, generous stranger, coming by acci dent among ns will often upset and invigorate a clique of friends completely trained, inured into dullness mid customary quiet. I he en thusiasm of the moment overbears nil our pre conceived notions of order, our silent and re spectful decorum ; our fear of giving offence, that pitiful but common vice, which makes us careful «ven to folly in what wo say, is, by the current of this man’s spirit, rolling through us and forcing up ours, swept away ; and the night, the dsy, the time, whenover it is, forms a bright spot in our history. It is from this, public meetings derive their interest and pub lic opinion its force. We are sure of meeting soma earnest men that will cheer us, give us keener, fuller sensations, and thus one or two ry beings, connected with the millions by tho jA mystiu chains of sympathy, commuuicnto tho fire of their own minds to every rr:nn, until its f mwcrful enorgy awakens the dorinunt iutol- ect of nil. <Ar<>«U Sacrifice AT MAAS WEYMANN’S CLOTHING EMPORIUMS V1AAS <fc HKY.WANN Ik* to Inlor, 1? I patrons and '-ho public generally, > nudoountry,that they nre tow prepared the largest and boot selected stocks of , . O LOT HI N U, and n general awyrlwruto/ Gen o offer ono of WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING STORE. H AVING removed from the corner of Hnruard and Bryanstreet to U»e now brick building erected on tne site of the l'huouix House, on Bryan street, above Sir. Champion's Grocery Store, tho Subscribers respect fully announce to the oitlseus of Savannah aud its vi- nity that they will keop constantly on baud a largo » - - jod aud well selected stock of Steady Slade Clothing, Together with every article neoesiary iu the [tether with every article necessary iu t Gentlemen’s Furnishing Line, We would invite spouial attention to our elegant and t quality, 1 of tho newest styles, Drawers and Undershirts of rious materials aud tuako, Caps, Hats, Gloves, Sooke. Boots aud Shoos. Also Trunks, lilaukots, Ac., fto., all of which will be sold at Unuttuully Low Prices* by D. ABRAHAM A BROTHER, Oliver’s new brick building, Bryan-st. Fusbiouublc Dress Muking. I TARE this method of inform ing tho Ladies of 8a prepared to supply them with ths latest Paris fashions; also, Dresses made to order in the most fashiounblo style. Frioes moderato. Mrs. H. WOODWORTH, No. 181 Brougliton-ot., Savannah, (ia. WINTER IRON WORDS, Montgomery, Alabama, Kept. i, 1852* improvement in _ i average of an Engiue t Mill owners to tho most valual Mill Machinery of tho day, and no warranted- COOPER’S PATENT UPRIGHT AND DIRECT ACTING SINGLE AND GANGS AW MILL KNGJINK. KMBKACINU (WINII OTIIKh VAI.UAMI.E IM niOVK JI1CJ1TS) HUXIE'S PATENT CONTINUOUS FEEDWORKS Ah incomparably superior substitute for the Hay Wheel. The peculiar principle from which tho above Mill do- “* greatest merit, is more especially valuable in ' i tho Gang haw frame. The Engiue InOTHIHii, and a general . v 4 , turnin', FURMSlftNG GOODS and fancy mr'hMughtto»hl..Ur, mlttbl. for f.ll .nil wi.ljr w.nr, at prion* novor known or hoard of In lhl.0 oun- onam.nt. n ftw leading trtlol.. In which wo invite epwM attention. Kxirra llfiivy Overcontfl. lino, to Kxtra licnvy ssvrrroniw, In Uoarikln, W;nl“", Kn,ll.h nnd Alnnrienn Niot., Fine IJI.nket nnd Oouhl. Cloth. llrcHN i.n.l Frock (lonl., In Black, Bine. Ilrown, Olive, and Dove Colored In un*c*, uiuo. French and English Cloths, IlualnflMN nnd Hunting i’onta, * of differ ifferont materials, In every variety of stylos, and of different i snob as Cloth, Cassitnero, Twoed, Ca-hmorot ufactured in plain, clouded, striped and mixed patterns. Pniitnloonx. In Illaok and fanoy Colored Cloth, Cnssimere and Cas- sinot superfine Doookin in vnrious colore. VffMl*, Tlain, White and Fignrod Batin and Bilk-for wodding and party wear: Double and Hinglo Breasted, in a va riety of material*; Plain Black aud Fancy Batins,Doe skins, Caehmeruts, Ac. Hosiery, Gents' Shirt*, Undershirts, Drawers, Bocks. Gloves, Buspcndere, Cravats, Bilk and Batin Stocks, and Neck Tiosof tho latest French and American stylos in groat varloty. _ Hats. Caps, Tranks, Carpet Bags nnd Vnllsrs. Tho peculiar facilities possessed by tho Subscribers for Importing their stock, will onuble thorn to offer induce ments In tlioir trade seldom met with, aud at tho same lime making THE UNION SAVING STORE Corner of Congress and Jefferson streets—the groatost depository of READY MADE CLOTHING iu this country. MAAS k 1IEYMANN. Boys and Yontlis’ Clothing. Not to be siur.assod in tho variety of styles, make aud low prico, to be found at tho above named estab lishment. oct 4 iy SAVANNAH BAZAAR. MIR Subscriber has just opened at No. 118 Broughton street, noxt door to Horton k Kikvmnu’s civolry Btoro A SPLENDID AHSORTMENT OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for the season; comprising Embroideries, Rib bons, Bilks, Locos. Mantillas, and A Great Variety of Mouslln do Lainos, Cashmeres, Alpaccas, French nnd English Merinos, Coburg*, Shawls, Flannels, Blan kets,Calicos, Ginghams, Re., all of which have boon se lected by him iu the Northern uiarkots, and w hich ho intends to sell at prlooa lower than ever offered in this eitv. The attention of tho public ia solicited, the pro prietor boing confident that an inspoctiou of his stook will insure him a share of public patronage, to maintain which, he will make tho constant effort to "please the people." t 26 A. DELBANCO. New Clothing Store. WM. COX, DRAPER ft TAILOR, No. 13 WII IT A KER-8TREET, Next door to U. M. Uriffen'a Jewelry Store, H AVING recently returned from the North, re spectfully Invites the attention of his friends and tho public genorally to his lino stock ol Rkadt-Madk Clothinu, selected by himself, and consisting, in part, of Diikss and Frock Cloth Coats, in black, blue, ami other colors; Brown and DrabPoterslinm Oveu-Saoks; Fancy Cassimere aud Tweed Backs and Frocks; Mot tled and Bluo Beaver do.; Bupertlue black French Hotels, Boarding-Honses, fto. Gentlemen’* Itestcmllon II. WEIGAND lias just opened, under the iMstitur's Hotel, a neat and eomfortablo Eating) Room, with an oxoolleut Kitchen and Cooking Range aojaeent, as a Restaurant. Ho has an excellent Cook from Btrasboug, who will suit Gorman, Amerinau and French taste*. Oystors. Fish. Meats, every thing that this market affords, can bo had in all styles on short notice. Young Clerks and others who have rooms in town, are invited to try tho Euro pean mode of breakfasting and dining at the restaurant. Philadelphia Lager Beer, Hwitsand LindburgerCbeose, kept always on hand for the use of families. oot 6 sj 0 am ir®iBU5S Oyster, Refreshment and Pastry SALOON, Hroughlon-st., opposite fit. Andrew's Hall. riMllB Establishment will be opened ou Monday I next, 20th Inst., for the season. The proprietor, in making this announcement, bogs to aoknowledgo the fn vorahle recognition of his establish ment evinced liy the Indies aud Gentlemen of Havannah, in their vory liberal patronago during the part season. His efforts will eoutinuo to be directed to placing bis Baloun in a position in wbioh it will be regarded by his visitors as second, in point of elegance and iu tho quali ty of bis viands, to no other in the country. Among tho delicacies which Mr. L. intends that his patron* shall dismiss the oorning soason, tho following re enumerated: SOUPS.—Oyster, Turtle and Mock Turtle. OYSTERS.—Fried, Stewed, Broiled, aud with Graton. GAME.-Veuison, WildDucks. Snipe, Rico Birds, Ac. CUTLETS.—Vouison Cutlet, Veal Cutlet and Mutton Cutlet. OMELETS.—Plain, Omolot in Rum and in Madeira Wino. FI8II.—8cocphend —Fried, Broiled. Stowed with Sauce, nnd with Graten; Mullet—Broiled and Fried. Ladies nnd Gentlemen who would avail thuinsolvos of tho convenience of this establishment aro respectful ly informed that Breakfast will be served from A. M. to 12 M. Dinkxu “ 1 P. M. to 6 F. M. Tea “ rt P. M. to 8 F. M. Suiten 14 8 P. M.| Families supplied at thoir homes. Parties of Ladios or Gentlemen, or of Ladies and Goutlemon, will meet with ovory attention at the Sa loon. Suppers gotton up and servod in tho most elegant style, at the shortest notice. Uh~ Gentlemen desiring day board, by the weok nr month, at this establishment, will plooso notify tho New-York Advertisements. NKW-YORK WIRE BAILING WORKS rilHE .SUBSCRIBER manufacture* WIRE RAIL- I ING for publio and nrlvat* grounds, Verandahs, Window Guards ami Grating; WROUGHT and CAST IRON RAILING. Iron Columns, Iron Doors and Shutters, Iron Bedsteads, and Iron FurnitrrM ^ Railroad*, to., Price* high. For olreolar* with designs sddreas *“0. B. WICKERdiiaoi, 312 Broadway, New-York. WIRE FENCES, for Plantation*. Railroads, fto., nad* entirely on a new plan, with rails and Iron ’rices at 9,11 and 18 cent* pt*r running foot 4>4 fes* JNO. B. WICK EBB 11 AM. • 312 Broadway. New-Y«. >. N. B.—The Snbseriher would refer to the enclosnr* of Forsyth-plaee, the railing and pller^ work at the Jew^ leh f^nngoguo, and a number of dwellings In Savannah, the enclosure of the private eemetery of the Everett family at Fort Valley, and also to his work at Macon, Madison, and other places in Goorgia. Agent In 8avannah, O. W. 1IAKDCA8TLE, No. 200 Congross-st. and 9ft St. Julian-st. ly mar 6 NO STATIONERS AND ROOKSEL1.ER8.— The subscribers would call vonr attention to their iekofnapors which embrace the largest variety ever before offered In this market, eonsisting of tho following Owen ftllurlhut, Platnerft Smith, Green Mountain Mills, Jessup ft Bros., Chamncrlin'*, Wheeler,Bkolk'nftRabo'ck, Doten, MnnsHuld ft Root, Crane ft Iinaoh, Crane ft Co Osborn ft Gibbs,' Gibbs ft Colt, Niagara Mills, Kingsland ft Bon, A. L. Dunnell, Brapley ft Brothers, Hubbard's, Carew ft Co., May ft Dean; " Hex ~ ' Parker'ft Parsons, - , r „ _ »velone,tlssuo, tea, wrapping and all kinds of paper usually kojit hv a pa- w: VALUABLE SCHOOL 1IODKS. E beg to cull the attention of teachers and friends of Education to the following Text prietor. sep 17 MARSHALL HOUSE, Bronghton-street, Hnvnunnh, Ga. Wm. Johnson, Proprietor. KIDDLE'S ARTRONOMY.—A Manual of Agrono my and Use of the Globes, for Schools and Academic*: by Henry Kiddlo, Principal of Publio School No. 2, of tho eity of Now-York; with questions and illustra tions. Price SI cts. PARLEY'S UNIVERSAL HI8TORY.-A Univers al History, on the Banis of Geography, In one volume, 12mo.. &0 pages, Illustrated by Maps and Engravings, and designed for the family circle, and for tue use of schools. $1. NEWMAN'S SOUTHERN ELECTRIC READERS. In Four Parts. ORAY'8 CHEMISTRY: Ob, Tnx Elshksts or CHEMiSTitr—Containing the Principles of the Science, both Experimental aud Thooretioal, illustrated with numerous Engravings: by Alonso Gray, A. M., Profes sor of Chemistry and Natural Philoeopliy in the Brook lyn Fcinalo Institute, Andover, Mass. Rovised oditiou. 1 vol., 12mo., 400 pages. $1. TUE ANALYTIC MANUAL; by James N. McElH- gott, A. M., formerly Classical Principal of the Cellogl- rpriso nnd ceased to be an exix almost as Boon as it oommonoed, nnd that the Mandiall House has already obtained a permanent and prominent position among tor hotels of Being situated on ono of 01 _ r to various places of business, aud free from the "noise and bustle of our more nrowtied thoroughfares, its loca tion affords inducement* of quiot and convenience. To families visiting Savannah, our arrangements enable offer enlarged aocomiuodations. To tho publio, the ance is reuowcd, that every reanislto of a first class hotel will bo supplied that intelligent industry —•« '!»•—* 1,1 command, ly aug 24 Doeskin Cassimere and Fanoy French Cassimere Pants: Drab, Grey and Fancy Tweed do.; Vests, in plain and *"' urod Batin; Figured, Illaok and Fauoy Silk; Black ud Fancy Cassimxukh.’ Together with a ohoieo xolee- on of BiiiKTS.from the host makers: also Undershirts, Drawers, Cravats, Collars, Suspenders, Gloves, Udkfs., Brown and other colored Clotlm, CossimerOB, Doeskins and Vestings, which he ia prepared to make to order in ~ moat fashionable style, on moderate terms. Cutting and Repairing done at the shortest notice. 1 which the it* application .... ra stauiis immediately underneath the Hash, ... Piston Rod is dlrootly attached. Tim motion of the Hash is thus directly controlled by the steam in tho cylinder, aud by the introduction of this at a particular point, the force of both the up and downward stroko(uRu- ally falling with such jarring effects ofii the plumbor blocks and wrist pins,) ia outiroly arrested, the Bash being thus always suspended as it were on the Steam, relieving thereby the journals and wrist, (so liable to boat iu the usual application) of nil heating tendency. By virtuo of this prinoiple, practical demonstration can bo furnished that these mills are capable of an ea sy speed of 200 revolutions per tniuuto, and at this ■peed are Learly noiseless; the uut of tho saws being almost alone heard. A common sueod for tho siuglo ■aw under this application is from 250 to 300 revolu tions per mltiuto 1 The etylo iu whioh these Engines aud their appurtenances are gotten up, is superior throughout, vvhllo tho mill lu its design, embodies eve ry practical and well tried improvement oxtuut. The Engiue aud other work from this cMtablishmeut is not •xcclied in any part of tho Unitod States. Employing as it does, the best talent, and provided with the best lionvy and light tools and materials, no *m*riority of etyle or ieorkmanehtp it tulmittcd! This point is readi ly conoodcd by all who visit those very extensive works. Attention is also callod to Ciooper’d “ Htrictly Portnblo and Vilirn- tory” Circular Hnw Hill; which may be hauled with entiro facility, from point to point, at ploasuro, by four horses; and is warranted su perior to any huretoforo presented to the publiu. Contracts made loans, Mobile, Charleston, Savannah, Align- —the transportation to these points boing modor- - -■***• - lly •• **-■- ate from the facilities presented by tho Railroad and water communication therewith. Address, A. WARNER, Seo'y, >r, J. B. WINTER, Ag't, y, Ada. Csu'iMiU! Cni-|>cts! I Carpels!!! \\T E huvo this dny opoued for sale n splendid V V assortment of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs, Window Curtains, fto., consisting in part of 20 pieces 3 ply Carpets 10 do Velvet Tapestry 10 do Brussels Tapestry 40 do 2 ply Carpets 30 Floor Cloths 10 pieces Drugget fi do Felt Carpet do Dutch do ' 60 do Velvet and Chenoil Rugs 100 common Rugs and Mats 100 pairof boautlful style Window Bhados N) pair of the abovo Goods prices; for Balo by _ . Wholesale and retail doalors in Dry Goods, offer for'sale Plains, Korse^s, Blankets, Flannels, Liuseys, Cotton Osnnburgs, Yarns, brown and bleached 8hirt- iugs and Sheetfiigs, Ginghams, Prints, Merinos. De- Luinos, Jlonibnsines, Alpsccss, Cballys, black unci eol- brown and blcaoliud Shirt- ored Batina, bluek and colored Silks, Turkoy Red Prints. Satiuetts, Kentucky Jcaus, Cassl- merus. Vestings, wliito, brown and celorod Canton Flrnnuls, Linen Cambric lldkfs., Einbroidorod do., La dles Laco and Euibroiderod Caps aud lldkfs., Choinl- tetts and Collars, lloso and half llose—all qualities, Gloves of all kinds, Silk and other lldkfs, together MILLINERY. BONNETS!BONNETS! For the Million. Just received per steamer at Trimming and General Store, V artetu Store, 130 Broughton Street. ■Proprietor having returned froi fonldr Engle Hotel, On the Corner of Baker and Chatham sis., Oglethorpe, Georgia. SITUATED IN TUE MOST IH'.HINKSS PART OV THE CITY. BY JAMES BELL. This is tho largest anil best furnish ed Hotel in tho city, convenient for the Travelling Publio. Charges moderate, and Faro tne best tho country affords. A rgo and extensivo Livery Stable is near at hand. Thu •ing an easy outline of the course of instruction in tho English Language, presented in McEHigott'a Analytic Manual, designod to servo tho doublo purpose of Spelling-Book and Dictionary in the youngor olaases in auhools; by J. N. McEUigott, A. M. 25 cts. THOMSON'S SERIES OF ARITHMETICS.—lat- Thomson's Arithmetical Tables, 10 ct*; 2d—Thomson's Mental Arithmetic, 12^ ots; 3d—'Thomson's 1’ractioal Arithmetic, 37}* eta; 4th—Thomson’s Higher Arithme tic. 75 ct*. Wo have the highest testimonial* in favor of theso books from every partof the Union, which, together with Lists of our Stamlard Text Books, may bo had at tho of- fico of the Dailr Morning News. Teaohers, School Committoos, or Trustees, who wish to examine any of our School or Musio Books, with a view to thoir introduction, will bo furnished with conies free of chargo. If to bo sont by mail, a sufficient amount in Post Office Stamps must be sont wiih order to pre-pay the postago. Ono-third, or at most, half the prico of the book will usually cover tlio oxpenRu of postage. Careful directions, stating tho post office, oouuty and State, should accompany the order. *"’WMAN *- a Invited to call and sec for themselves. seplO EMPIRE HOTEL, Oglethorpe, Ga. J MIE Subscriber, lutn of the Washington Hull, ^ Macon, Ga., haying taken tho above Hotel, and fur- L Macon, (ia., having shed it throughout with tho best of having largo and airy rooms, b tlio giiosts of his house comfortable, jo 21 * furniti i share a por- businuss, tion of public natrouage by close attention to but having good stabling and every convenience to make ifortable. JESSE CAIN, Proprietor. HE Subscriber hns now received his full stock Stovos, and respectfully solicits a call nt his dishmout, where a largo variety of Stoves for cook- iug, parlors and ofhaes, from tho best manufacturers, are on salo, on the moat reasonable terms. Also, Hol low Ware, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Sauoopans, Cast Iron Pumps, Beer Pumps, Cast Iron Charcoal Burners. Sad Irons, hevolving and Long Handlo Waffle Irons, Wafer Irons, Fire Dogs, Firo Irons, Nails, Tacks, Table Cut lery, Axes, Hatchets, Hammocs, Box and other Coffoe Mills. Brass Faucets and Conplings, fto. A clioioo selection of Planished Ware, Cnffco Biggins, Tea Pots, Oyster Dishes, Chafing Dishes, large nud small, Egg Boilers, Castors. Britannia Ware, Bar Room Pitchers, Liquor Mixors, Cigar l«amps ; Centro Table Lamps, Caniphino Lamps. Oil Lamps, aud a varioty of Britauuia Burning Fluid wvm, r in., m mill pruviUCU WlUl IWO 01 Cooper • UtrocC acting Gang Engines, uud two of his singlo Buw Eu- gin««y .which arc capable of outting 50,000 foot of lum- The partios ordering, offcctcd the purchase after _ tour through the Northern and Eastern BLatos, in soaroli of tho best aud most approved Mill, alter iirst examin ing those of this oompatiy; thoy returned aftor thor ough investigation, eouviuoed that no establishment met with presented such general advantages, or combi nations ot improvement os found at those work*. UErKUKNCKS: T. G. Metcalf, President Mechanics’ B’k Augusta. G. B. Lamar, Pres’t B’k of tho Itopublio, New York. The r. . North would respectfully announce to tho in habitant* of Savannah and surrounding coun try, that ho ha* just opeuud a Magniiiceut and Extensive Stock of BILK GOODS AND TRIMMINU8 — eonsisting of 10 cases Ladies aud Missos’ rich Silk, Satiu aud Straw Bonnot* and Ilats, all the way from AOo. to $4 ; richly trimmed children's white, drab and blank Beaver Hats; extra rioh French Urocado Bonnet Ribbous; rioh white and colored Frin ges; rich Laoe Qlmns, Oaloon a la Mode. Paris Trira- ith a great variety of other Trimming JPL. , Lamps, llrasn and White Motal Candlesticks. A large assortment of Japanned and Plain Tin-Ware, Chamber Fails, Toilet l'ails, Wine Coolers, Toilot Cases, Cash Boxes, Square and Round Boxes, Spice Boxes, Ba sins and Pitchers, Molaasus Pots, Nursery 1.limps, Glass Drainers, Knifo and Spoon Boxes, TrayB, 12 to 28inches, Spittoons, Foot Baths, fte., ftc. Wooden Waro, Mats, Wood llorscs, Clothes Horses, Step Ladders, Tubs, Pails, Keelers, Measures, Flour Boxes, Willow Wagous, Children's Willow Chairs, Brushes, ftc., fto. All kinds of Tin and 8heet Iron work executed with Printed Calalogues may be had on applica tions. Chain Back, Jenny Lind, Bloomer and Twirt Combe; Purse Silk nnd Steel Trimmings; Zoplior, Worsted, Embroidery, Hndhor and Floss Bilk, every shade and color ; Embroidered Patterns, black aud col ored Glaoie Bonnot and Sewing Bilks; Bonnet Linings, Shapes, Sewed Colors aud Hlueves; rich Feathers, Flow Leonard ft Bmith, N. Y.; E. WiUilngton. Savannah, ft Co.. GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA! IN QUART BOTTLES. PREPARED BY J. DENNIS, M. D. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. For Diseases of the Liver, and to purify the Blood: Useful in Jaundice, SikcHead ache, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, General Debility, Constipation, Files caused by Costiveness, Fains in the Bones, or Rheumatism caused by the use of Mercury, Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples Boils, Ulcers, bfc. mHB above discasns arise generally from an in- X active state of the Liver, or an imruro state of the liiood. The Sarsaparilla will be fount! useful in suoh. from the fact that it stimulates the Liver to increased action, whioh onuses tho removal of morbltio agents from the blood. With most of persons it acts upon tho bowels as a mild pnrgslivsi it clonuses the aystom from its Impurities, without causing any irritation in the alimentary c ‘ or debilitating effect. Its healthy action on the Liver aud Blood provents the tendency of morbid influences, and is often a safe guard against disease. Those who are acquainted with the Southern Sarsaparilla will readily perceive that this preparation lias tlio natural Sarssp&rilla taste, whioh proves it to be a pure and unadulterated article. The oitUuns of Savannah aud vieinity will find that this article has tue tost effect upon the system, aud gives bettor satisfaction to those who use it than any {irenoration of Ike kind in use. Physicians have aaaurauoo from the proprietor that it contains nothing but Sarsaparilla, with spirit aud sao- chariue matter enough ouly to preserve it. Price $1 per bottle, or 6 bottle* for $5. Bold in Savannah by Jam,, H . Carter and Moore ft Hendricksonr MldvlUe. bv J. Griffin; Sandersville, by N. W. Haines ft Brother: _ VVAyuosboro'. bv L. Schwarts. eve, Wreaths ; Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes ; Gilt and Silvered Trimmings ; India Rubber aud Kid Dolls aud Balls; Dress Flounces, Mantillas, Scarfs and Aprons, Pinked with new patterns; children's Robes, 8uioking Caps, Slippers, marked and braided. In connection with the abovo, Mrs. DOYLE, assisted by competent Milliners from New York, will attend to tlio Millinery and Trimming department, and will endeavor, with skill and taste, to pleaso all who may favor her with thoir orders. Orders from tho country punctually attended to. Ruraoinbar the spot—139 Brouglitou-Btrcot, next door to l)r. Rysrson.6m nov 6 millinery un«t Di't-ss-HInkiiiK. Mrs. S. TOMBS, No. 15 Burnard-stroet, will open on Tuesday, October 26th, her Fall stook of Bonnots, Ribbous. Caps, Flowers, Vel- t Ribbous, MautlUa and Dross Patterns. All orders from the country punotually at- RIKH. SI L11ER, No. 157 CONQBKHS-STHEET, Will open on Friday next, 29th inst., her Fall Stock of Fashiouable Silk, Velvet, 8traw, and Fro null imported Bonnets, Ribbons,Trimmings for Dresses, French Flowers, Silks for Party Dresses, Collars aud Under-Sleeves, respect fully invites tho attention of LadUs to her Btoro, No. 157 Cougress-street. All of tho above i ot Mrs. S.’s selec- 1U1LL1NRRY AND FANCY GOOD8. lilts. DOE, No. 17 BAHNARD-BTKKET. Takes this mothod of informing the Ladies of 8avnunah. and viotnlty, that she has on hand (and will do constantly receiving) a large and fashionable assortment of Bounds, Ribbous, Caps, Flowers, Buttous, Combs, Mantillas, Straw Trimmings, fto., fto. P. 8.—All orders from tlio oountry promptly attended to. oet 26 andbydriTg'ists^generally ^*juo»boro',byL.Schwarts, Saucers; Goblets; Tumblers;^Pap Booty; Soup and Those onfering^thls article from druggists or com mission merchants, should express in their orders, t£T “Peania’g Georgia Sarsaparilla.” New Watch, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY .STORE, BROUGHTON-STREET, No 148. M R. FKAKCIM STEIN, Manufacturer of Chrm nometers, Clocks, Town Clocks, Watches, ftc. ftc., respectfully informs his customers and the publio gene rally that he has fitted up tho Store 148 Broughtou-nt., where he intends to make a pormaueut location, aud carry on the Jewelry business ia its various brauches. Watches, Clocks, Town Clook* r Chronometers, Jewel ry, ftc., ftc., cleaued and repaired with dispatch, and warranted. New fashion Jewelry aud Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at tho lowest prioos possible. N. B.—Any Watch, Clock, ftc., fto., that cannot to re paired by other watchmakers, I pledge tnyself shall be repaired by me to satisfaction, and warranted. UWl ly FRANCIS STEIN. X AW - partnership, inthepr ,W, his son, IBAAC MULFOHD MARSH, under jof M- dc I. M. MARSH. They will personally .. - t attend the Superior Courts or Chatham, Bryan, Bulloch, Effingham, Scriviu, Burke, Washington aud Wilkinson Counties, and have made arrangements for tho prompt collection of debt* in most of tho counties in the State. tST Office 176 (up etairs) Bay-vtrout, Savaunah. May 26th, I85A ly MULFORp MARSH JOHN ANT1COUUS, Portrait, Luailftcap. ““<1 Animal Painter, ST. ANUBEW’S HALL, BKOUGHTOS-.T., Mavnnnnb. Ko-E.tnbll.hrd in 18.10 HOUSTON St OBOl/NHESON, (f'prmtrlf of Hamilton tf Hon.tunJ WholeMilo nnd Untail CLOTHING MERCHANTS, no. 9i» Bryan-st., Savannah, Ga., 'IX7QB1.D resentfully inform iheir old cutiom- Y y ers. friends, and the pablie gencraUy, that they liave now ia store a very large and choice assortment i* and btylea. fashionably cut and well i vriuter Clothing, direct from their own l*o, a large uud w ell selected stock of . Cravats, and Burnishing Ooods in (they ini ite the attention of all those tax the vouiiug season. They have al ii supply of Clothing ouitnhfe for fck-r- " a wear. Terms—cheap far eash. A fcir *»D« WMt ot r.U. PniwU Hoow, am imt IV «rs atrudAndsUin. A «o»i mn.ttiMDt for.U. on JJIJAA, »or« Cy Itcoll} COUJJSB A BUUULEV. Wilmot’a Jewelry Store. IJ1UK SIIBHCUHIKR bu on baud, and is ju iiti inuin, itca.iiiruiuu in. o|ivuuiuuaror»; oil- r Plates and Waiters; Tea Sets; Castors; Cups nnd Sauce ladles; 1’io, Ice Cream, Cake aud Fish Knives; Solid Silver Dessert, Pickle and Butter Knives; Nap kin Rings; Salt Cellars and Fruit Knives; Silver Plated Spoons, Forks and Ladles; Cako Baskets; Castors; Waiters; Snuffers and Trays; Ivory Balauoe-Handle Knives aud Silver Plated on Steel Tablo Knives. Fine 21 day Marble Mantle Clook* and common Brass Clocks of evory description. Gold and Silver Lever i , Enamelled Hunting Watches; Gold and Silver Thim bles; Gold and Silver Speataoles; Gold aud 8ilver WatehChains, Seals aud Keys; Fine Rogers's Pocket Cutlery; Rasors and Raxor Strops; CordCasos Port Moaals. Particular attention will be given to repairing of ^ atches aud Jewelry. From hi* long oxperienos and extensive facilitiss, he out t?u he will satisfy all who may favor him with th*ir ratronago. Ilia prices are as low, and terms as libuial os at any establishment in the State. mar 18 s , wiLMOT, No. 1 Market-square. NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE. ____ No. tt Whitaker .Street. respectfully anuouu- i-e-I-W'QC 68 . the cltlieos of Bavanuah, and of the in- ^|g^terlor of this btatc, that he has now openod »nd vill kiitp continually iu store i Jarre assortment of the bast qualities of the varffiS kindlof Wines uud iiiquoi'B^ both foreign and domestio, invoiced from tho tost sources, and to bis stock of which, at present on hand he invitos attention. Having had extcn«i T o oxi»erienco iu France as a manufacturer, end in America as imnor- ter aud dealer, his acquaintance with the trodoounbles him to offer assurauco that the articles which are enu merated below are each genuine. Articles of Direct Importation. French Brandies of various brand*; Holland Gin Scotch, Irish aud Monong&heln Whisky; Old Batavia Arrack; Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. Wines. Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Hook, Clar et, Sauterne and Burgundy wines. Cordials. «“»*•> SlATAiU, Kirochenwavoor, Absinth, ftc.jfto- Ale aud Porter* Loudon Brown Stout and Edinburgh Ale. Also Agent for Domestic Liquors. b; R.; QH OOZKN STEEL COTTON 1100108-,,or Ol/ Florida, in stero and for sale by deoil Sale' Ruo’in—10, 12 and 14 ilaruxrd-it.* Workshop—184 Buy-st. r 17 JOHN J. MAURICE. EDWARD O in it\U S GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, Taylor’s IIuIIiIIiik, IHurkrt Wharf, ® SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. E. O’B. keep* constantly lu store afc-jku large stock of Guoceuii:s, Liquors,*SUB Crookery-Waro, Boots, Shoes, aud Clothing. torjr- 5 efiost* Black Ton. 35 bags of Cofl'oo. 40 boxes Ground Coffoo. 40 barrels Crushed, Yellow, and White Sugars. 70 boxes Fuinily, Pale, and No. 1 Soap. 4 pipes Holland Gin. 6 half-pipos Covnao Brandy. 15 barrels Fourth Proof Domestio Brandy. s Gin. 40 do. Phelp 35 do. Hum. 10 hhds. do. 15 barrels Port, Malaga, and Madeira Wines. »» x ea p 0 t Ht assorted qualities. lyToctlP 75 doi 10 urates assorted Crockery-Ware. W M. d. HUNT’S Shaving ft Hairdressing Establishment No. 108\4 Itrouuliton-Ntrect, NEARLY OPPOSITE Sl\ ANDREWS IIA LI W J. U. begs rnspnctniily to aiiuoiiiu-.e to tl._ * citison* of Savannah that hi* facilities for dis patch in hi* business are now complete, and that evory attention w hich the convenience of his oustouiors may require will be promptly afforded by him. Thankful for the vory liberal patronago he has thus * his future effort* will bo dirocted so t oreuse thereof. Hair Oils, Cologne*, Restorative, aud Shaving Croamt ’ “ * 1 — J * far received, of various kinds, kept constantly on hand. T. XV. NIcAKTIIOR Sc CO, Manufacturer and Dealer in V Plain, Japanned nml Block Tin Ware, Hollow and Ei Zinc. btoro No. 13 Bar- nabd-Stkekt, Snrannuh, Ga, All kinds of Copp< Tin and Shoot lr Can be had at the book-store of 199 Broadway, New-York. jy M J. M. COOPER ft CO. Costar’s Exterminator. I ^OR THE TOTAL EXTERMINATION OF Rats, Mice, Cockroaches, Ants, Ground Mice, oles, Beetles, Crickets, ftc. Warranted not iqjurious to the heman family. Will not die in their holes. Also an Exterminator for tho total annihilation of BED BUGS. Principal Depot, 448 Broadway. References.—Washington nnd Centro Markets; Mr. Hodges, Carlton House ; D. D. Howard, Irving llouso; Captain Flowon, Pacific Hotel; Shelley’s Saloon, Johnson proprietor, Broadway aud Anthony streets; Chas. Thibault, No. 15 Washington stroet; L. Dolmo- nico, 25 Broadway ; E. G. Howard, Editor of the Sun day Time*; Westchester llouso, Bowory aud Broome street* ; W. llolburton, 430 Brooiue streot, and 75 Maidon Lane; Empire City llouso; P. V. King, 41 8outh street; George Gay, 67 Union Place ; Benjamin Wood, 40 McDougal street; L. B. Biucsse, 43 John streot, and 80 St. Mark’s Place; Thomas Thomas, Jr., Architect, 304 Broad way. CERTIFICATE Or 167 DEATHS. I have given Henry R. Costar's Exterminator an ef- ctual trial, and having seen tho wonderful effects of ie same, and convinced of the superior efficacy of his Exterminator over any ollior preparation uvor offorred to tho publio, I cordially recommend it. By two appli cations of the Extermluator, 167 RATS woro found dead in the kitchen and collars. THOMAS K1 UK, Bowery Hotel, 395 Bowery. New York, December lltli, 1851. For sale by all the wholesale druggists in the city and the principal druggists in tho United Stntes, Canada*, West Indie*, fto. Warranted in all case*. None genuine unlos* signed by HENRY R. COSTAR, jy 29 ly 448 Broadway, New Yolk. gSr Fqr sale by J. A. M A YER, 154 Broughtou-Bt ; Philadelphia Advertisement*. Pimio Forties. O. C. B. CARTER. No. 171 Cheitnut- sixth door above Fifth,opposite he Htntu House, up stairs, Piiilahki. (7 J B If [7 mu a, now offers to the public an en- 11 m If "tirely now assortment of PIANOS, just reeeivsd from the most celebrated maker*, aud of such pattern* and finish as to defy competition. Messrs. Nunus ft Clark's and James Thompson’s Instrument*, which are here offered, stsnu unrivalled in th* opinion of all competent judges, as possessing beauty aud purity of tone never before attained by any maker. Also, PIANOS with JEOLIAN Attachment, Churoli and Parlor ORGANS, HERA PI (INKS and MELODE- ON8, all of which ore warranted, and will be sold at tho mnnufaotnrers' lowest oosh prices. All cosh orders for musio promptly attonde l to. Second hand Piano* bought and gold. Pianos tunod and repaired. 1*. 8.—The extraordinary sueoess of tho PHILADEL- ^ ... ... PIIIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC, and the perfect satls- . Lessons in HINGING, PIANO, HARP, GUITAR, arc given by Artists ortho very highest ability. It seds but be mentioned, that Big. ANDREA ALFISI, ul Hmlom.liell. IIK1.KNK SC1IAAFF, who (Um! i rs-eminout among the profession, aro connected with ihe Institution, and dovote their time and talents ti the pupils, f jo26 ly] O. C. B. CARTER, Principal. GE OllO E J. HENKE I, S, No. 178 Uhrslmit-slrcct, Philndelphin. OI-1-OH1TK THE 8TAT18 HOUSE, Has just received from France his Sp.iag assortment of FURNITURE COVERINGS c c Cui OMPKISING aiTtlin Lew an J fusliTouahlc colors in Brocatelle, Plush and 8atin De Laino. rtains hung in tho most substantial manner. Curtains hung in tlio most substantial manner. ELEGANT FURNITURE, OF FRENCH MANUFACTURE, in seta for Drawing-Rooms, always on hand or import ed to order. Persons wishing to Furnish in the latest style In the Fall, are respectfully informed that we are now having manufactured ia Paris twonty line sets of superb Rose wood Drawing-Room Furniture, of whioh the sample sets have been received. The style is entirely new and of the most graceful design. Those wishing to Furnish now will pleaso call and examine the immense stock on hand before purchasing, as the goods will be sold low. A large assortment of well finished plain Muhoguny and Walnut Furniture always on hand, for sale cheap. jo 26 ly Lee & Walker, (SUCCESSORS TO GEORGE WILL1G,) No. 188 Chestnut-Rt., Phladelpliia, DEALERS in PIANO FORTES, Musical luHtrumontfly Sheet MuhIc, Violin,(Juitar, Harp Htrlng*, Ate. A LL of which will be sold at tho vory lowest f\_ rate*. Catalogue* *ent to any part ot tho U. State* by addronsing a* above, post paid. LEE ft WALKER'S stock boing one of the largost in the U. State*, aro confident of giving satisfaction to all those who may favor thorn with their patronage, ja 14 ly GREAT TRIUMPH ACHIEVED Evuns Sc Watson's No. 8>I Dock-street, Philadelphia, FIRE-PROOF CHESTS! , UARUISBUKU, . October 30, 1851, Tho undoralgnod, appointed a Committee for tho purpose b^r tho officers of tho State Fair, wero present this aftor- noon, when Mosars. EVANS 4 WATSON toslod one of thoir 8 mall *ised SalamamUr Fire-Proof Chats, at whioh time thoy consumed turee cord* or woou over it, com mencing at 1 o’clock, P. M., and having exposed it to a ichiU.kr.at for two hours, suffi- dent to destroy the’eastirou feet. On openingtho Chest, the papers, togothor with 2,000 circular* deposited in presence, woro taken out, not only having served, but not having the appearance of scorch upon thom.<| Joseph Ritner, Ex-Governor o Pa. Ciias. E. Hkister. A. O. Hkistek, E. £. BournNOTT, A. T. NkwboLD, Committee. C.W.VAN HORN’S IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER, T 1 from the above doraugemant, is respeotfully in vited to "Van Horn's Improv'd L.erine Supporter,"— Thoy are made without the Steel Springs, which are highly objectionable on accouutof thoir chafing the hips, * klr * ’ ’ ... above displacement, and are recomtnondud and used in the practice of the following P Diseases of woraon and children, vi*, Proffer * f MOORE ft HENDRICKSON. ALLCOCK’S PLASTERS. THE MEDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLASTER Of tho Nineteenth Century. M ist ,“ C B TORY—Thn history of the»e plasters would ore space thnn can to spared in those it to say, that the most eminent chem ists and physicians of the United States and of Europe were consulted as to their composition. But it was loft to Mr. Alleook, who for seven years had the entire charge of Messrs. Rushton's Astor House store, to perfect them for publio use. They are made porous, so that the eva poration of the perspiration can go on sufliciontly where the plaster is applied, without, as with ottier plasters, nocessary for tho oure or alloviation of affections for whioh a plaster is usually applied. They are tonio and oarininative, whioh renders them of peculiar valuo in many affections of the chest and bowels, more especially when a nervous character; they in faot warm, and (o a certain extent, vitalise the part upon which they are applied, *"*- in These strengthening, warming, and pain-relieving plasters, will he found invaluable in weakness of the back, chronic rheumatism, and contractions of the mus cles; neuralgia, local nervous affections; in asthma, aud pains in the side or choat, especially when proceed ing from dyspopBia or woakuoBe, or a aenso of coldness at the nit of tho stomach; in ebronio or recent affec tions ol the kidneys; in coses of sprains, strains, or bruises; and im uoarly all oases whore a local pain or weakness exists. The reader is especially referred to the following tes timonials, moro particularly to the lotter from Dr. I. T. Henderson, whom these plasters of Mr. Allcock cured of a nervou* disease of the towel* of many years standing. — Dr. I. T. IlenderMon’s Letter. Farntille, Louisiana, March 8, 1860. Da. T. Allcock, Sir I have been suffering under a oovore attack of neuralgic disuase of my bowols for yoars, with hyper- throphy of the heart, aud have tried everything known to the practice of medicine from tbe very best M. D's.; but truth prompts n>o to say that your plastorr have given me morn permanent relief than anything oDe I have used, and I believe will produce a perfect cure. I am wonderfully pleased with the couuter-irriLant effect of >our plaster, for it is produced in suoh a mild and grnduul way, as well as the invigorating action it gives t/> the capillary circulation around tho parts to whioh they are applied, with tho great nervous sedutivo influ ence they exort upon all nervous diseases. £:In conclusion, permit me to say, that I have had ex perience ofthe qualities of the plasters heretofore in use, but must place yours at the nosd of them all. Ev ery medical man who becomos acquainted with them, will assuredly recommend his patients to use no other than tho Medicated India Rubber Blaster of Dr. Allcock. “ Your* very truly, I. T. HENDERSON, M. D. The Tlasters can be obtained at the Book Store of W. Thorne William?, No. 149 Bay-st.. Savaunah, end by order of all Druggists, throughout the country. jy 29 eod law t-w FISK’S METALLIC U”11IAL CASKS. This valuable article Isjustreculved uud for «ale by I. W. MORRELL A CO., sept 3 ly Solnagcnts in this City for tho Inventor HJBHBBKT OLMSTKAD, CABINET MAKER, Comer tf Bulland State-streets,(over Messrs. , Stibbtf ft Davis's Blacksmith Shop,)—will at- >teud to all orders for work i n hla line with F iromptueps. Also, Carpets cut and nut do wn, Oil Cloths aid, and Matting out and fittod to llalls and Rooms, in a neat and finished mannor. ly mar 11 A RE now receiving their stock* of Fall and \ jfx tor Gouda, consisting in part of fine Blue, aud Fauoy Colored English and French Cloths; Robinson &. Camp, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, And Dealers in Fine Ready-Made Clothing, I Win- Black. „ . Over- Coatings, of Black, Blue aud Fancy Colored Beaver* and Kerseys, Pilot Cloths, of Blue, Black and Drab; English, French and American Cassimcr ,of Bl’k and FaacyOol- Yestings, of Silks, Santius, Cashmere*, Embroid ered, and rich Cut-Silk Volvets. All of which will be made up at the shortet notieo, and in tho best stylo of workmanship. Our Ready-Mado Clothing is manufactured at th« well-known Clothing House of W. T. Jennings ft Co.. No. 231 Broadway, New York, and i* warranted equal to any ia the city. We keep constantly on hand the largest assortment of Furnishing Goods of any house in the trade, such as White aud colored Shirts; Fancy da; Silk, Lisle Thread and Gause Merino Under Garments; Shaker Flannel and Lamb* Wool do; Thread, Cotton, Meriuo and jAmbs Wool Hosiory; Silk and Cotton Umbrelli i.ainbs Wool Hosiory; Silk and Cotton Umbrellas; Blk, White aud oolorod Kid Gloves, of Alexander's make; Stocks, Scarf*, Cravats and Collars; and, in fhet, evory thing necessary to a gontleman's wardrobe. For sale soeommoUaliug terms as can bo had iu the city, Gaudry's Building, nert door to Pulaski House, sepl Jtisf IN [* I KCKIVED per eteatnor Florida and for salo. “ firkin* choice Goshen Butter, 6 boxes do. Cheese, Crauborries, 10 do. Carrots and Parsnips, 30 do. Newtown Pippin Apples, 20 do. Mercer Potatoes, 5 do. silver-skinned Onions, 6 do. Red do.; fresh supply of Rai- _ S. O'BYRNE, sins, Fi«, Prnnes, fte.; also Red Cabbage*. UlNUH—or Ivory, lion, ud Co- <**■•“ *■ p - J *WE. jjEttT UWKJLAW MMB-Foraiteh; Ml JQ BOBX- mBBBMUM * «sr. PRENTICE'S Colored Daituerrean Gallery. HE SUBSCRIBER would cull attention to his and improved style of Colored Daguerreotype*, ants to give satisfaction to all who desiro to have their likenesses takou in a superior style. Call and examine specimens of my work over the Music Store, Murket-squaro. W. V. PRENTICE. P. S.—Instructions in the art, and all kiuds of stock constantly for sale. f 0 |, 4 mi: IW)W: fiuus, Kiiiss, Hardware, ftc. TT^HE SUBSCRIBER beg? lnavn to inform his eboa 175 Con, KL ^ rill sell OUN8, RIFLES, .nxvs.jo, n.u., ^ Yorv low prices, for cash. Manufacturing and ropiiring, of all kinds, promptly and carefully executed, and at low price*. J. T. JONES. PISTOL ' BALTIMORE AND CANAL FLOUR. 10O HBLS. Baltimore Flour; 100 do. Canal do i-v/Vf Ia store and for sole by dec 5 ROWLAND ft CO. FIGS. pnfi BOXES NEW FIGS, just received and for UVJ tale by JAMESQ. WATTS, <S« 17 He. JHuuuilMm't, gMuuuik J. A. Evo, Medical College, Augusta, Ga. J. S. Longshore. Female Med: Collego, Phila. Chas. Woodward, Med. Inst., Cinoinnatti, O. “ W.P. Johnston, ColumbiaCol'g'*, Wnsh'n.D.C. “ II. Miller, Bled. Dep’t, Unir’y, Louisville. Ky. •* A. 11. Ccnu8, Med. Colloge of I^iuisinna, N. 0., and by the Physicians generally throughout the United 8tntes. C. W. VAN HORN ft CO . Philadelphia. Manufacturers also of Trusses, of all descriptions of Instruments for Curvature Spine, Club Foot, nnd for all derangements requiring theuBo of Bandages, orlnstru- raonts for restoration. MOORE ft HENDRICKSON, je 15 ly Agents in Savannah C. XV. VAN llOKN'S Improved Elastic Shoulder Brace, The only Brace manufactured that does not bind or chafe under the arms, and can be worn with both ease and comfort. Those who have worn other Braces aro requested to give these a trial, to teat their superiority over all others. Clerks, studonts, tailors, Sonmntres- bob, children of both sexes, and all others, who either from habit or oc cupation, or from a weakly or debili tated constitution havo acquired the ihabit of bending forward, (round 'shouldered) and compressing the Chest aud Lung*, will find tho above Brace to remedy the above dofoct, and ensure an erect carriage, with improved symmetry and form of body to the wearer, and also allowing a full, freo and healthy action and expansion of tho Lungs, by removing the compression, and preventing thereby the Pulmonary Organs from beoomiug woak und diseased. C. W. VAN HORN ft CO., Manufacturers of Surgical Bandage* of all descriptions, m.ii.s.i.i.1. J 017 Philadelphia. TAILORING. M ESSRS. DIBBLE & CAREY having just re- turned from tho North, respoctfully invito thoir customers, the citixons of Savannah, nnd tlio public generally, to call and oxamino thoir Full stock of all stylos and color* of Frenoh, English and American Cloths, Cassimere* and Vestings, which thoy aro pre pared to manufacture to ordur in tho neatest nnd most fashionable styles. Also their stock of Roady-Mndo Clothing, consisting in part of Sardinian, Albert Top, Chesterfield, Coddington, and other new and fashiouable Coats, Vests und Pants. Tho undersigned having solectcd theii« goods with great caro, feel confident if 1 leasing all who mny bo in Thoir stock of FURNISHING GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES i* complete and well assorted, which thsy will sell ou the most favorable and 1 in ©dating terms. *op 23 DIBBLE ft CAREY. JPIIILII* ULAN, DRAPER AND TAILOR, No. 98 Siryan-st., Havunnnh, Ga. G RATEFUL to my friends and tho public in general for their liberal patronage heretofore ex tended to mo, I now oflur themagreater inducement than over, as I have ju«t received my FALL AND WINTER STOCK of English, French and German Broad Cloths, Black and Fancy Doeskin and Cassimere, Black and Faucy Silk and Satin and Embroidored Vest ing? J aha a very rioh artiolc of Evening Vesting,which I am prepared to make to order, iu the most fashionable style. Also a largo and well sulcctod stock of Hien’M anti Boys’ Itendy-illaric Clotliinc, together with a largo supply of Shirts, Socks, Snspond- ors, Gloves, Collars, Moriuo and Silk Undershirt* and Drawers, Hat*, Caps, Trunk* Yalioes, fto., all of which will be sold at price* to give general satisfaction, oet 13 NEW FALL AND WINTER BOOBS! J. II. Sc HI. SHEAIIAN, Corner of Broughton and Whltaker-sts.. SAVANNAH, I NVITE attention to their now stock of Fall and Winter goodB, comprising: DltKMtj GOODS. EMIIKOIDKIMEB. English Black Silk. Col'd “ Black Alpaccas, Linon Cambric, Cambric Haukorohiefs. Plain and Embroidored do, Bobinet Laces, “ Edging*, Collar* and Cuff*, Habits and Undor-Sleevos. Black Lace Veil*, Eng., Fr. and Am. Calicos, Col'd * Hosiery and Linens, A largo and well selected stock of Gloves, Irish Lin ens, Linen Diapors and Damasks. Woollens. Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys. Cloths, Caasimores and Vestings Satinets. Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans; Red, White, Blue and Yellow Flannels, 10-4 and 11-4 Cold Bombasine, Damask Antique 0 Linons aud hcu, vv nice, uiue and Yellow Flaane Brown and Bleached Shootings, Pillow Quilt*. Country merchants, planters and others, will consult their interests by examining our stock before purchas- iu —* **k is a visit from those desiring to rurehase. We feel ooufldont that the quality and prices of our good* will ooimnaud sales upon our’terms. Cnwli, nml no .Second Price. Murslinll House Dressing Suloon. JESKKS. COI1 BN & HANNON rnspect- M fully announce to tho citixons of Savannah' that are now propnred to do ail kinds of work iu their line, at Uieir ucw shop, near the corner of Broughton and Draytou-sts. They have established the following us of charges. For a single Shave 10c.; per month, for 2 or 3 times per week, 76c.; 4 times 'a week $1; 6 or 6 times a weok $1 60; ~ 0 times a weok $1 60; every day $1 75 per month. Hair outting 20c.; Inir curling 25c.; Sham pooing 20c. Mr. COHEN will always hold himself in readiness to * at their hoi TIN AND COPPER MANUFACTORY, 10 BAlOfAIlD-STHESr. q'HIS ESTABLISHMENT i> uow in nporatinu, X —iter, we vill kfi.i, conatentlyon hind, eeery ,!e- eeription of I'l.Lii and japnnned Tinware, Hho.t Iron. Stove Pipes, aud a large and varied assortment of owvo ripcs. ana a large and varied assortment of Cooking and Parlor STOVES. AU of whioh will be sold on favorable terms. ■OP*J. J. MAURICE. Proprietor c 1«N31GNK]KS~by the New-York und * * dolphin Steamships are hereby notified that in fu- .11 ... ..in y-y uBU’iiia owiouiBuips arc nereuy untitled that in fu- tnre nil good! remaining on the wharf nt euneet will he stored at tbeii risk and expense. „ , „ , PADELFORD, FAY ft CO. Savannah, 3th Ootober, 1852 B UCKWUEAT.-Fresh Buckwh-eat iu 23 lb. ‘ bogs for $1, just recoived and for salo by 0 17 C. B.scALLv. L'lLOUR.—50 barrels Flour, lamiiug from schr. I Ann Maria and for sal* by ii— -l BIUQHAH, KELLY k CO. "wii BUIQllAM, KELLY k CC I -ILOlIlt—rtti hhi*. Howard atr.ot Flour, n , pofiflr articls, jnai reonlved and for ini. br Ueo 20 A. C. TUils, lid !!»/,trout. PATENT MEDICINES, ho. Liver Complaint, Jaundice, DynpepMln, Chroutc op Nervous Debility, DUeimeM of the Kidneys, And all Diseases arl- ’*lug from a disor dered Liver or Sto mach, such as Constipa tion, Invrurd Piles, Ftiilues* Blood to th* Iload, Acidity of gust for Food { Fullness or weight m tne Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking nr Flutter ing *t the nit of tho Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at Died Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensation* when in a lying pojture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Wehs before the Sight, Fever aud dull pain in the head, Defcieney ff Perspira tion, Velluicnes* of the Skin nnd F.yes, Pain fn the Side, Bark, Chest, Limbs, de.. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn ing in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of F.rit and Great Repression ot' Spirits,can be effectually cured by Dll. HOOPLANlrB C8LK11KATKD GERMAN BITTERS, rKKl'AKKI) BT DR. C. M. JACKSON, AT THE GERMAN MEDIC IFF STORE, 120 ARCH STREET, PHILA DELPHI A. Their power over the above diseases is not excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation in the llniUd States, as the cures attest, in nuini casts after skilful physicians had failetl. These Bitters re worthy the attention of invalids Possossing grea virtue* in the rectification of diseases of the Livor and lessor glands, exorcising the most searching powers in weakness and affectious of tho di- goHtive organs, they are withal safe, certain and pleas- REAI) AND BE CONVINCED. [From the Boston Boo.l The oditor said, Due. 22d— Hr. Houjlantl'a celebrated German Billers, for the cur* of Livor Coiunlaint, Jaundice-, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Norvous Debility, is deservedly one ofthe moat popular medicines of the dxy. These Bitters have bouu used by thousands, and a friend at our elbow says he has him self received an effectual and permanent ouro of Liver Complaint from tho use of this remedy. Wo a of these Bitters, tho pntient c viueed that, iu tho .... , stantly gains strength and vigor—a fact worthy of groat consideration. They aro plousant in taste and smell, aud cun bo used by persons w ith the most delicate ach* with safety, uudar any circumstances. We peaking I from oxporiouoo, aud to the afUiutod we ad vis* Scott's Weekly, one of the host literary papers pub Hulled, said, August 25— "Dr. Iloojtand's German Bitters, manufactured by Dr, Jackson, are now recommended by some ofthe most prominent members of the faculty as an article of much efficacy in oases of fomalo weakness. A* such is the case, we would advise ull mothers to obtain a bottle, aud thus save themselves much sickness. Persons of debil- itatod constitutions will find thess Biotors advantage ous to their health, as wo know from oxperiouuo the salutary ell'uet thoy have upon weak systems." MORE EVIDENCE. Tho Philadelphia Saturday Gaxotte, the beat family newspaper published in the United ‘ — say* of 1 States. The editor DR. IIOOFLAND'8 GERMAN BITTER8. "It is seldom that wo recommend whutare termed Pa tent Medicines, to tho oonfideuce und patronage of our readers; aud, therefore, when we recommend Dr. Hoof- land’s German Bitters, we wish itto bo distinctly under- 3 not speaking of tho nostrums of the stood that . .. . day, that are noisud about for a briof period and then forgotten, afUr they havo done thoir guilty race of mi«- idieino loug established, chief, hut of a medicine loug establishes . priced, and which has met tho hearty approval of the faculty itself." Evidence upon evidence hns been received (like th* foregoing) from all soctious of the Union, the last three years, and the strongest testimony in its favor ia that ofitumd in the practice of the regular there is more of it used in the nraotice of the regular physicians of Philadelphia than all other nostrums com bined, a fact that can easily be established, nnd full* That this medicine will oure Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia no one can doubt, alter using it us directed. It acts specifically upon thentomachandliver; it is pre ferable to oalomol iu all bilious diseases—tho effect is immediate. Thoy can bo administered to femalo or in fant with safety and reliable benefit at any time. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. This medicine has attained that high character which is necessary for all medloines to attain to induce Look well to the marks of the Genuine I They have tho written signature of C. M. JACKSON upon the wrapper, and his name blown in the bottle, toilAoul which they are spurious. For sale Wholesale and Retail at the and by respectable dealers generally through the country. PRICKS REDUCED. To enablo all classes of invalids to enjoy tlio advantage) of thuir great restorative powers. Single bottles 75 cents. Also for sale by J. A. LaROCUE, W.W. LINCOLN. Druggists, Savannah, Ga. Wholesale Agents, Uaviland, Harrall ft Co., Charles ton, 8. C. MW Fir Keep it before the People. TAI8COVERED AT LAST.—A HAIR DYE I / that operates on natural principles. CRISTA- DORO invitos the attention of the Ladies and Gentle men of Savannah, nnd of the scientific world, to his LIQUID HAIR DYE, a chemical facsimile of tho col oring matter, und tho vegetative elements with which, in combination, nature colors tho llair and sustains its vitality. This DYE stands alone. Other preparations of its class destroy tho Hair, but vigor as well us 00I01 is communicated to tho fibres by tlio use of CRISTADO- ItO'S Invention. Experimental demonstration is offer ed to all skeptics. Applied, and for sale wholesale and retail n PLAN© LOUIES. I'. W. MORRELL & CO. a hand a splondid assortment Have r ‘ Piano Fortes, from the best factories in the country. For tono and David Monis, NO. 7 BARNARD STREET, SAVANNAH, Manufacturer of Iron Doors, Shutters, Locks, all kinds Railings, Urates, Sec. WROUGHT IRON 8AFES, with unpick- ablo Locks, kadk to oudeu. Persons wish ing to aseortain the qualities of the Safes rnodo by me in this city,'aro respectfully reforred to the Bank of Savannah, the Planters' Rank,'aud the following t . . .jied • * - • chants, whom I have supplied: A. A. Solomons ft Co., Einstein ft Eokinan, J. L. Cope, aud D. B. Nichols. All orders punctually attended to.ly aug 24 all who may need his service*, that he, •has charge of the MARINE RAILWAY,, which ia now in successful operation. He is, therofo: prepared to take up vessels of any size usually visiting our port, uud to do the work of repairing, ftc., on reason able terms. Those who wish to oleau or paint the bot toms of their vessel*, can also be accommodated on tbe Railway, upon reasonable term*. He is also prepared to contract for buildiug Vessels of auy class or descrip tion, and to carry on the business of Ship-Carpenter ing, Spar-making and Caulking, in all its various branchos, at the eastern extremity of tho eity. 6?" A good Shipsmithis on the premises. mar 11 H. F. . WILLINK, Jr. CHEAP CASH STORE, Corner of Whitnker nml CougreN* 8ts. M antilla velvets, black and fancy SILK MANTILLA8.—The subscribers have just received Blue, Brown, Green, and Blaok 4-4 Silk Vel- _ ippiyo lus, whioh they will disposo of at thoir usual low price*. M. PREN DERG AST ft CO. LUMBER! LUMBEH ! ! T HE uiidemigiicd, intending to contiubo the Lumber business on hi* own account, will keep constantly on hand a quantity of River Sawed Lumber, Rauging Timber, and Shingles; also Oak, Ash uud Pine Wood. JNO. F. O'BYRNE, nov 21 ly At the old stand, O'Byrno's whar Hce«l Cane! T HE Undersigned is prepnrod to supply orders for REEI) CANE, in any quantity, for vliipiuent, at short notice. Also, keeps constantly on baud a largo stock of Oak, Ash, Black Juck, Pino and Light WOO 1)1 Strict attention given to fai\ Boxes for orders are placed at the stores of Messrs. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. 61. Cooper ft Co., offico of Morning New*, and at the rcsidonoe of JOHN T. THOMA8, Joues-strcet. D. REMSHART, jo 21 Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. WOOD! WOOD! \\TOOD!—The undersigned offer for sale nt the Y* Canal Bridge, 300 cord* first quality Oak and Hickory, and 150 cords Black Jack Wood, and intend kcepiuga constant supply on hand during the season, which will be sold on the best terms. Call and see it. JAMES M. BUTLER, *ept 24 tf PETER WHITE. wood : wood :: rriHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on hand s I largo supply of Oak and Black Jack, wfiich he wll •ell ou as good terms as wood can be bought at any wood- yard in this oity. Order* left at Allon ft Co.'s yard,01 at my residence, corner of Woit Broad and Bryan sts. will bo attended to. (f 11 ly) F. W. AVERFELT. AttSMJNEES NOTICE. M U. HENRY HEMIS having made an assign ment of all hi* atoek of Groeerie*, fto., to the ali gned, for tho benefit of his creditors, all p«r- sous having demands agaiust said HENRY BEMIS, are requested to hand them in duly attested, and all per son* owing said HENRY BEfiflH are requested to make immediato payment to OEO. J. SMITH, pot 16 Assignee. NOTICE. STILL continue the TANNING aud CURRY ING basinos*, near tho junction of tho Louisville aud Augusta Road*. Tanners and Merchants supplied with Hides and Skin* of all kind* on reasonable terms. All order* promptly attended to. jan 28 O.' H. HJFBORROW. N OTICE.—Throe months after dale, tbe un dersigned will havo a survey made under a head- rignt'a warrant on nu Island known ns Saffold's Island, on tho Ooonoo River, in Montgomery county. If there bo any claimants for said land, they will pro* ceod in person, or by their lawful attorney, and estab lish thoir ulaim according to law in *uoh oasos; other wise. I shall proceed as above stated, oot 25 iam3in* GEORGE M. T. MoLEOD. & TO THE LADIKH. K. BARNUM Sc CO. have on hand a fine eet • of 8tone Martin Muffs, Cuff* and Victorinas, ry cheap. Inquiro at the cheap Offi ^ loUftress-st. W indow shades and gilt cor nices.—6000 Shados, with fixture* complete; 1000 of Woodford's flns GiU Cornlee*; 2000 fine English Curtain Bauds; Curtain Pins; Worstod Cord, in varie gated colors; large Worsted Tassels to match; Cord and Tassel* for Pictures; Pavilion Ring* and Roeetts; iust reoeived aud for sale by J oct 25 I- W. MORRELL ft CO. T)OINT N. w. COLLARS* ChetfliMta, JL Gloves, black Canton Cloth*, blaok Velvet Rib bons, Sontag Slouves, Linen Cambria lldkfs., GeaU’ English Cotton Socks, just received and for sale by DaWITT ft 6IORGAN. <£ TAill* BRANDY.—4 half pipe. Jterd ft"*- 10 ,l “" “ 4 V a. iVHVRKK. PATENT MEDICINES, he. >«. HOOERS’S LIVERWORT AND Till’ oo.cb, »s*a jsis&r O I M M i GTA LOVELY YOUNG LADY r im., ’ OF CONSUMPTION *B~ Th. following!, from th. pin „ •on, h«.|, tho JI.tlngul.ho4 editor’of tho fj g 'i,. 1 '-!- and Naval Argua, under date Noa.Vft.v , ' M ‘litnr» 18W. What could be ^y j, ia tbeae colunuis^^pMakSn^rsise o/any^rt?^* ,piCQ patent medicine way? but low creature saved by tho u.o «f anv mad evor, we oonnidor |»u our right, i! Sri 0 "* *h. t - give a simple statement of fact?, Uut<*hm l nlj ’ k like manner, be bouefiUed. The case whiM. V*’ duood us to pen this article was that of a yoS. our acquaintance, who by frequent mikmii!? bt night afr, contracted a Cold which settlifJi t?.? 0 th « before its ravages could bo stayed. (TI,l. years ago this winter.) Various r*Wcdt« u ° but with very little effoct or benefit. The cw! worse, with copious expectoration, and the »m«E. |r,w and palo, hollow cheek, told plainly that *7*. disease was doing it* worst on Lr dellosS!frK moi i r f family.physician was consulted, and although h!\. Th# not admit to the young lady that she iSiikV 11 * Consumption, yot he wonld give no meaSHZ^*.^ to a cure. At this crisis her mother was Dsr»H?? n i u make use of a bottle of Dr. Rogera's oSn£SSs^ ,9 Liverwort and Tar, and we are harpy to stn.* ,{ perfectly cured in less than three months by thi * *,** cine alone, after oven hope wae destroyed. i“ M| ' less to oouiment on such a ease as tills r n . *, n, <- truth will reach where polished fiction’ nevo t f* , ‘ n 'I [» any doubt th* authenticity of this «Utem*ht if?*: o»IUt this offloo.-ff. s. Military on? th ™ TUNTIMON1F.H OF THE N. V P»o. I From th. Now-York Conriff, 13 «SS Stl - Dr. Rogkrs's Srnur or Livirwokt xnn n . have heard of *overal important cure* — by this excellent medicinal preparation and^®/*® 1 ^ sunce that cume under onr obterratlon w* * in * confidently. Ono of our employees who !P t>k ■ dveroly from a loug standing cold, during ,K U ^ #rcJ woek common..d tho u.o of th?. modiefo, itd u. tf! baa entirely disappeared. and hU i 0 ],j Livkuwoiit I1 Ind T. 1 m-o? i thS r ’v?n u l ;, ,, 0 1 f 8 yl too won oataollohod fn publio oou8dcni»'t° o “| t r 0 !‘ l I From tho Now York Dlop»tch, Aur. 25H, 1010. Wo horo heretofore token ocoailonti .l,!-. 1 ™ 1 ,! , mony In foror ofthe cnrotivoproportlooof Ur n lw * Compound Sy-up of Llrorwortood Tor, ood wodhPI" 1 repeat tho ojvioo already given, for .Up,„ d h „ k "> amiotod with Cunoumptioi, or any of th, nr. symptom., to moke .trial of Br. ItogorM 1 lMI fe!l. The gonuiuo ia signed Akbiuw Rouloi"a j. stool plate ongravod wrapper around each Lotfl, . , Is sold wholesale and retojf by 0H|C ' SCOVILkHlEAD Solo general ..onto for the (tatoil’S'J^^J dors ond anpllcHtiono for agcaetei muot ho addrenoi Wholesalo and retail Agenlo in Barantah-r i. TarnortCo., A. A. SolomonotCo., W. W.LiaJr Moore ft Hendrickson. 4 mo ood d«. f" 1 Another Hclentlflc Wonder' GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPRTli DR. HOUGHTON’8^ ^ ThetrueDIgeitiTi Fluid, or OigTRio Jpicx, prepaid from Rennet, or tin fourth itomach of the Ox. affer direc tions of Baron Lie- *>ig, tho great Phv- Biological Chemist, by J.8. lloor.ino.N, m.d., Philadelphia, , , — Pa. TMiIiatrulj wouadrtul romedy for Indigeation,Dyspepsia,Javniiice, Liver Conrolaint, Constipation and Debility, curing if. ter Nature 1 * own method, by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Jnico. JFS“ Half ateaspoontull of Pepiin in fused in water will digest or dissolve fi vo jiounds of Boiit Beef in about two hours, out of the stomach. ciple of the Gsstrio Juico—the , purifying, preserving and stimulating agent ofthe Sto- much and Intestines. It i* extracted from the Digt*- tive Stomach of the Ox. thus fbrmiug a (rue Diyr*tir« Fluid, precisely like tne natural Gastric Juice in i:i Chemical powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect substitute for it. Hclontfflc Evidence! •all on the Agent and got a descriptive clreulargntir, giving a largo amount of scientific evidence, from Lie big’s Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe’s Physiology of Di gestion, Dr.roroira on Food and Diet, Dr.J. W7l)r*p<r, of Now-York University, Professor Dunglison’sPhjii- ology. Prof. Silliman, of Yale Collego; Dr. CarpenUr i Physiology, ftc., together with report* of eures from til parts of the Unitod States. No Alcohol, Bitten, or Acid*! EdF Remember this: Dr. Houghton’s PEPSIN is t great natural remedy, free from AlThol, Bitters, Aeidi and Nauseous Drugs. It is extremt i,) agreeable to tha taste, and may be taken by the mosti ( hie natienti vha cannot eat a water craoker without acuto distress. B<« ware of Drugged imitation*, l'epiln is not a drug. 1’iircH I* Every Town. Dr. Houghton's Pepsin lias now beon tested for up wards of two yoar* in every large town in the Uniud States, and the Agont* can refer Dyspeptics to qibj remarkable euros in evory town 1 Numerous details of cases, reports of cure*, certificates of Physiojani tei Patients, are given iu the Circulars furnished by Agtiti gratis. Pepnln in Fluid n.nd Powder. Dr. Houghtou'i Pepsin is prepared in Povder and in Fluid form—und in Proscription vials for the Bit of Physicians. Privato Circulars for Physiolans may be obtained of Dr. llnughtou or hi* Agents, describing the whole pro cess of preparation, and giving tbe authorities upoa which the claims of this new remedy are bwed. Ai it is not a seoret remedy, no objection can bo raisedagiinit it* use by Physician* in respectable standing and regu lar practice. Price $1 per bottle. *55“ OBSERVE THIS:—Every bottlo of the mull* Pepsin boars the written signature of J. 8. IlOl'GU- TON, M. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copy right and Trade Mark secured, je!7 eodlv-lawl Wholesale and Retail Agent Ayer’s Clierry Pectoral, l THK CUBIC OF Conghi, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchi tis, Whooping-Cough, Croup, Asth- — ption! ma, and Consump Of all the numerous medi cines ext*n»,(«nd some of them valuable) for the cure of pul monary complaints, nothing has ster been found which could compare in its effutt* with this preparstion. Other* cure sometimes,butst all times aud ‘ in sll disease* cf the lungs aud throat where medicino esn give relief, thu will do it. It is pleasant to tako, and perfectly *af» in accordance with tho direction*. We do not tdtertni for the information of those who have tried It, but those who havo not. Families that have known it* val ue will not bo without it, and by it* tirnoly um, they are socuro from the dangerous consequences ofcoug and cold*, whioh neglected, ripon into fatal oomump- tion. The Diploma of tho Massachusettsivu .Avdod tltil preparation bvth.Bo.rd af,Mt*"* awarded to this preparation by ,L,VVr«»t September, 1847; also, the medals of the three g«j ( Institute* of Art, in this country: also* ths Dip . the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, has been given Cnerry Pectoral, by their Govommont in coniiaers tion of its extraordinary oxocllouco and uscfulnei* curing affections of the Lungs nnd Throat. Read tho following opinion founded on th9 perienoe of the eminent Pbysicician of tljQ porf ^ ^Flv. trUl of jonr Clierry tice.has proven what I foresaw from it* oon JP® .!:.j1 , n j bo true, that it eradicates aud ourea , 6 ,..i v iiA. coughs to which we, in this section, *re peculiarly be made for th* tempers of the Throat and Lungs. R g J. J. BUR I ON, M. D v F- b ' See what it has done on a wasted constitution, n ly in tho following cases, but a thousand more- Sudbcxv, Jan. 24tn, wo» Dr. Ayer:—In the month of July last 1. *«' ■ Ir# . by a violent diarrhoea in the mines of Galifor • &{ turned to San Franoico in hops of receiving from change of diet and climato. 61 y m, Kf «- but was followed by a severe ness. I finally started for homo, but Moel *** wort j, from the voyago. My cough continued to^g ^ and when 1 arrived in New York, 1 ?** ?L.nntion. 1 ed by my acquaintance as A disM muBt confess that I saw no Jcommeof* wbat my friends allbelioved. At thteU®® ... j jtt i 9 cd taking your truly invaluablo Yo« expectation or deriving any f 5°“* i l r d u my du- would not rocoive these lino* did I not TtKk* h/iltb. ty to state to tho afflicted, through you, th« J tb»i- ia fully restored. I attribute it to till use of y ry Pectoral. Your. SMITJ WxsniKCTON, px., AprfJ*’^ m | Dear 8Ir : Yeollo* that I have bean WJJ" lM -asjasss had reduced mo too low to leavo meanytmngi lipfC . whon my nhysiolan brought me a to tlio oi i mn( | now toral." It scorned to afford immediate rn i ealt j,. in a few week* time has restored me to sou'■ ar o ce^ If it will do for other* what it has lor mo,yeu» tainly one of the benefactor* of mankina. biucorcly wishing yon every blessing, * ■“ Very respectfully r“7' C herfh- JOHN J. CLARKE, Rector of bt. THM***^ With such assurance and from such men, « proof can bo adduoed unless it to fr°® “■ A V£B, {rial. l*ropared and sold by JAMES C. A*■^ Practical ChemlsL , A. 80L0610NS ft CO., W. W. LHJ Sold by A. A. 80L0610N8 ft CO., W. w- Unir nd T. M. TURNER ft CO., Savannah, aua^ is to ovorvwhore. cod—law-tri- *” HOAiU MANUFACTORY SADDLES, BRIDLES If UARNE sS *SL-«CS!SS!f2fi die*, Bridle* and Harness, an« , |V . All article* *old “J “ Harness,» make to order every description qf articles Onr stock oor—' *— *" CtrptlrBWk , desirous of supplying them**lY**» V,1 L .... at our a'tnblialimontr All MllcIM warranted f«r material and workuiausUip. _ - U. W. HOLLISTER. . rst«.°. at N. B-—For Repairing, our term* ar* m #oT ]g r it. “ - execution prompt. Look XVcII to Your ■ The Subecviber would iofuriu tb« »» he baa roaair.d > new •uppljr ■« “cvllad*^ Material., iu tho way of , jrtielrt Butins*. Verge*, H.ndi. »" d * 11 °* ,ho W»“‘ which .to iiooauary to ill ft. Rupairing bualueia In all * u fhi «»<•*.' that I an. preparod lo Bat In ].rfbrt_;rd«r ; ^ t< . all W.tahoa, it ihort notio* and r.n»>nabl. Alw. work warranted to givo **„tJd Cr/*l* u ., have raa.tv.nl . lot of «*• g*nul"» *” p £;„k-n»* t“l Engli.h mannfaatur., which will act ,, CUnJu nnd J.w.lrv olnf»* d ‘“ l * ” k p * „d J. wfll ' r U V. W. SKIFF, W.tehmaki^^^b
