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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1852)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWfif^THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1852. THE DAILY NEWS. A Brief hut PointKu History.—A Cali fornia correspondent of the Forlamouth Journal a uma up in a f«w words fhe history of that country, ami illu»trot«» it hy an anocdot* which is forcible and to the point. It is an fol- lowe:— “ The history of California is heat illustrated by an old New liampHhire backwooda atorv. ol n fellow who was left to watch a brick' kiln far away in the woods, all solitary and alone. So soon as he begun to realize his po sition, and night caruo on and tho wild beasts commenced to howl, ho began to shake, and soliloquized after this sort: * First, there will come a house cat, than there will come n wild cat, then there will come a cat-amount—and 1 don't stay hereso cubing the action to the idea he gave chose to hit companions, and loft the brick-kiln to take care of itself. VVe Imre had the house cat and tho wild cat, and now tho catamount has come sure—Sacramento is burned, and Frank Pierce is elect«d-—I,ObjJ buildings destroyed in ono night, and 4,000 majority tor Pierce! This is awful news for one steamer; but there is one consolation the buildings will be all rebuilt before the news of the disaster readies you; the other consolation is that Frank Pierce is a good fellow, and a ; - e m__ ll.miitliin,*'' nativo of Waar Hampshire Odd Incident i» CnuBou.-L.aat Sunday afternoon a popular clergyman in ttiis city, nB ho wan commencing liia aermon, diBcovored ono ol Ilia coogiogation rouding a newspaper. He renuealed llie reader lo euapend Ilia perusal, and aoon after, discovering that ho had nol done BO, (old him (hut eiilior Ilia newspaper must lie laid aside, or ho should stop preach- lug. Upon this bint the obnoxious document was put by for future reference. This Bsvors not a little of the diacipliuo of olden time.— New Bedford Mercury. WHOLESALE AND DETAIL CLOTHING STORE. H AVING removed from tbe corner of Burnurd and Bryan street to the now brick building erected on tbe site or tho Phamix House, on llryau street, above Mr. Champion’s Grocery Store, the Subscribers respect fully announce to the citizens of Savannah and its vi cinity that thoy will keep oouatantlyon hand a large and well selected stock or Ready Made Clothing, Together with every article necessary in the Oentlomen’* Furnishing Lino. Wc would invite speuial attention to our elegant and •eleot stock of Fall ami Wiutor Garments. Shirts of of tho finest quality. Cravats in every variety, Collars of tbe nowest styles, Drawers and Undershirts of va rious materials and make, Capa, Hats, Gloves, Socks. Boots and Shoes. Also Trunks, Blankets, go., Ac., all of whioh will be sold at Uuiittually Low Price*, by BOV 6-6m D. ABll All AM k BROTHER, Oliver’! new brick building, Bryau-st. Fashionable Dress Making. I TAKE this method of informing tho LadJee ol Suvannah and adjoining Country, that 1 am now prepared to supply them with tho latest Paris fashions; also, Dresses made to order in the most fashionable style. Prices moderate. MRU. II. WOODWORTH, No. 181 Broughton-st., 8avannah, Ga. sep 9 WINTER IRON WORKS, Montgomery, Alabama, Sept. 1, 185‘L flMIESE Works, employing 160 hands, construct I an average of an Engine weekly—and bog attention or Mill owners to the most valuable improvement in Mill Maohluory of the day, and so wnrranUsl— to wit: COOPEIL’8 PATENT UPRIGHT AND DIRECT ACTING 81NULK AND GANGHAWdllLU ENG1INK. nCBBAOtVO (WIZIII OTI1EK VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS) HMIe's patent continuous feeoworks An incomparably superior substitute for the Hag Wheel. Tho peculiar prinolplo from which the abovo Mill de rives its greatest merit, is more especially valuable in Its application to tho Gang haw frame. Tho Engine stauila immediately underneath the Hash, to which the Piston Bod is directly attached. Tho motion of the Hash is thus directly oontrolted by the steam in tho cylinder, and by the introduction ot this at a particular point, the force of both the up and downward stroke(nsu- nlly falling with such jarring oft’oete on tlis plumber blocks and wrist pins,) is entirely arrested, tliu hash being thus always suspended as it were on tho Htoam, relieving thereby the journals and wrist, (so linblo to beat in tbe usuul application) of all boating tendency. By virtue of this principle, practical demonstration can be furnished that these mills arc capable of an oa- sy speed of 200 revolutions per minute, and at this spued sre noarly noiseless; the out of the saws being almost alono heard. A common speed for tho single saw under this application is from 250 to 300 revolu tions per minute! The sty Is in which those Engines bud their appurtonuQuos are gotten up, is superior throughout, while tho mill iu its desigu, embodies ovo- ry practical aud well tried improvement extant. The Engine and other Work from this establishment is not - part of tho United States. Employing ebest ta* * -* • s it does, the best talent, aud provided with I heavy and light tools and materials, no superiority of nigh or workmanship is adwxttedl This point is readi ly conceded by all who visit these very extensive Dry Goods, Clothing, &o. UNION SAVING STORE. (■treat Mite rilin' AT MAAS Bo HEYMANN’8 CLOTHING EMPOEICM. M aas & ueymann b«* » '"f™,*f' r patrons anil the public generally, in both thselty ouutry, that they are now prepared to offer on# of the largest and best selei ted stocks or (J LOTH inti, and a ftneranssortmento/Gen ilemsn's FVRN1SHIKO GOODS and Fancy «TW b£%t t» tW •». "-■““g-fS !££ wear, at prices never known or heard of iu tlusj oun enumerate a tow lasdlnp article, In onr llao, ta wi,icli wo invite special ansntwn • whtcu uo ,n Kxll . n Heavy Overcoat*. In Bearskin, Petersham, English and American Pilots, Fine Blanket and Doublo goth In Black, lime. «m*n. < French and English Cloths. liiiHlnea* nnd Hunting Contn, In every variety of styles, and of different materials, each as Cloth, Casslmere, Tweed, Caehmerot and man ufactured in plain, oloudod, ntrlped and mixed patterns, l'nntaloou*. In Blaek and fancy Colored Cloth, Casslmere aud Cos- slnet superfine Doeskin in various colors. Vests, Plain, White and Figured Satin and Sllk-for wedding and party wear ; Double and Single Breasted, in a va riety of materials; Plain Black and Fancy Satins,Doe skins, Casbmorets, Ac. Hosiery, Oonts' Shirts. Undershirts, Drawers, Bocks, Gloves, Hotels, Boarding-Houses, &o. Gentlemen's Restoration II. WJCIGAND has jnst opened, under the Planter’s Hotel, a neat and comfortable Eating Room, with an excellent Kitchen and Cooking Range adjacent, as a Restaurant. Ho has an e:<oolI*nt Cook from Strasboug, who will suit German, American and Fronch tastes. Oy*t«r*. r t»n. Meats, every thing that this market affords, can be had in all styles on short notice. Young Cisrkt and others who have rooms in town, are invited to try the Euro pean mode of breakfasting and dining At the restaurant. Philadelphia Eager Beor, Swiss and Liudburgcr Cheese, kept always on hand for tho use of families. oatfi UontS miirts, unueraiiins, DU « M » . V. Suspenders. Cravats, Silk and Satin Stocks, and Nock Tics of tho latest French and Amorican styles iu groat variety. lint*,’ Caps, Trunks, Carpot Dans and Valine*. Tho peculiar facilities possessed by the Subscribers for lortlng their stock, will enable them to offer induce- its in their trade seldom mot with, and at tho same time making THE UNION SAVING STORE Corner of Congress and Jefferson streets—the greatest depository of BEADY MADE CLOTHING in this country. MAAS k llEYMANN. Vloy* and Yontlin’ ('lolhlng. Not to bo surpassed in the variety of styles, make aud low price, to bo found at the above named estab lishment. oct 4 fy SAVANNAH BAZAAR. f’lMIE Subscriber has just opened at No. 118 X Broughton street, next door to Horton k Rikcroan's J,,, AspLinn)in assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for the season; comprising Embroideries, Rib bons, Silks, Luces, Mantillas,and A Great Variety of Mousliu do Lamos, Cashmeres, Alpaeoas, Fronch and English Merinos, Coburgs, Shawls, Flaunels, Blan kets,Calicos. Ginghams, Au., all of whioh havoboun se lected by him in the Northern inarkots, and which he intends to sell at prioos lower than ever offered in this ty. The attention of tho public is solicited, tho nro- lotor being confident that an inspection of his stock will insure him a share of publio patronage, to maintain which, he will make the constant effort to “please the people.'’ out 2d A. DELBANCO. STo &1B Oyster, Refreshment and Pastry SALOON, Broughton-st., opposite Hi. Andrew's Hall. millri Establishment will bn opened on Monday I next, 20th Inst., for the season. *Tbe proprietor, In making this announcement,,begs to acknowledge the favorable recoguitionof hisestablish- dgo ........ ......... „ monteviuoedly tho Ladies and Geutlemenof Savnunah, in their very liberal patronage during tho postseason, liia effort* will continue to be directed to placing i s Saloon in a position in which it will be regarded by h i visitors as secoud, in point of elegance anti in tho quali ty of his viands, to no other In the country. c enumerated SOUPS.—Oyster, Turtle and Mock Turtle. OYSTERS.—Fried, Stewed, Broiled, and with Graten. OAME.—Venison. Wild Ducks. Snipe, Rico III CUTLETS.—Venison Cutlet, Veal Cutlet and Cutlet. 0&IELET8.—Plain, Omolet in Rum and in Madeira Wine. 8towed with FISH.—Seoephead —Fried, Broiled, Stowed wi Sauce, and with Gruten; Mullet—Broiled and Fried. Ladies and Gentlemen who would avail themselves of the convenience of this establishment are respectful ly informed that Breakfast will be served from 6k A. M. to 12 M. Dinner " 1 P. M. to 0 P. M. Tea “ 0 P. M. to « P. M. Burncii " 8 P. M.. Families supplied at their homes. Parties of Ladies or Gentlemen, or of Ladies and Gentlemen, will meet with every attention at the 8a- New-York Advertisements. NEW-YORK WlltB MAILING WORKS rilHE 8UHSCUIBEIl manufactures WIRE RAIL- I ING for publio and private grounds, Verandahs, Window Guards and Gratia*;; WROUGHT and CAST IRON RAILING. Iron ndow Guards and Gratia*; WROUGHT and CAS'I imuimmui ituii Columns, Iron Doors and Shutters, Iron Bedsteads, and Iron Furniture; WIRE FENCES, for Plantations. Railroads, Ao., made entirely on a new plan, with rails and iron nest*. Prices at 9,11 aud 13 cents per running foot 4)f feet high. For circulars With designs address 4NO. B. WICKERSHAM, 312 Broadway. New-York. N. B.—The flubsoTiher would refor to the enoioeure of Foryth-plnce, the railing and gallery work at the Jew- - ftHti •“ * “■ J ' lutreot, sixth door above Fifth, opposite tho Stato House, up stairs, Piiilaukl piiia, now offers to the public an en tirely uew assortment of PIANOS, just received from the most celsbratod makers, and of snch patterns and finish as to defy competition. Messrs. ish Synagogue, and a number of dwellings in Savunnah, the enclosure of the private cemetery of the Everett family at Fort Valley, and also to his work at Macon, Madison, ami other plaoos iu Georgia. Ageut in Savaunnh, G. W. HARDCABTLE, No. 200 Congross-st. and 95 Kfc. Julian-at. ly “ AO STATIONERS AND BOOKSELLERS.— The subscribers would call your attention to their ' papers whioh embraco tne largest »arl_et; 2 tO l k T f' bofore offered in this market, consisting of the following makers: (.arsons, Owen k Hurl but. Plainer & Smith, Chamberlin's, Wheeler,Skelk'nftBobc’ck, Doten, Mansfield k Root, Crane A Beach, Crane k Co., Osborn k Gibbs,1 Gibbs k Colt, ' Us, Niagara Mills. Kingslnnd k Hon, A. L. Dunncll, llraploy k Brothers, Hnbbard's, Carew k Co., Mav k Dean; Fuller, Parker k Parsons, together with colored, printing, envelope, tissue, tea, rappin^aud all kinds of paper^uauall|^ P a ' jy 29 Cm Paper Wnrehonse,281 Pearl sjroet. vamjahli; hciiooIa hookh. w E beg to call tho attention of touchers and Suppers gotten up and served in the most ologant stylo, at tho shortest uotico. tionic PARLEY'S UNIVERSAL IIIBTORY.—A Univers al History, on the Basis of Geography, in ono volume, 12mo., 380 pages, illustrated by Maps and Engravings, and designed for the family circle, and for the uso of aohools. $1 • Gentlemen desiring day board, by tho week o i, at this establishment, will please notify the pro r. sop 17 MARSHALL HOUSE, BrouKhton-Htretut, Havanuirli, On, Wm. Johnson, Proprietor. a This nstnblishinniit is now in “ full tide of successful operation." The patronage thus far extend to it, tho proprietor rogards as assur ance that his outerpriso bad ceased to be an experiment almost as soon as it oommoiiccd, and that the Marshall House has already obtained a permanout aud prominent nosition among the hotols of our oity. finest streota, contiguous places of businoss. and freo from tho nohe New Clothing Store. WM# COX, DRAPER & TAILOR, No. 18 WHITA KER-STREET, Next door to O. M. Griffen's Jewelry Store, TTAVING recently returned from the North, rc- Xl spectfully invites the attention of his friends and tne publio generally to his Huo stook of Rkadv-Madt* Clothing, solocted by liimsolf, and consisting, in part, of Dress and Fuock Cloth Coats, in blaok, blue, and other colors; Brown and Drab Petersham Over-Sacks; Fancy Casslmere and Tweed Sacks and Frocks; Mot tled and Blue Reaver do.; Suporflne black French Doeskin Cassimere and Fancy French Cassimere Pants: Drab, Groy and Fancy Tw *ud do.; Vests, In plain und Figured Satin; Figurod, Blaok and Fancy Silk; Black r.nd Fancy Cassikekes. Together with a choice selec tion of Shirts, from tho best makers: also Undershirts, Drawers, Cravats, Collars, Suspenders, Gloves, Udkfs., Umbrellas, Uats, Caps, Ac. |jar A very handsomo assortment of Blue, Black, Brown and other oolorod Cloths, Casslmeres, Doeskins and Vestings, which he is prepared to make to ordor in most fashionable style, on moderate terms. Cutting and Repairing done at the shortest notice. oot22 3 mos Being situated tO VaHllUB places 01 UUSinOSS. auix non uuui mo ituiso and bustle of our more orowuod thoroughfares, its loca tion affords inducements of quiet aud convenience. To families visiting Savannah, our arrangomonts enable us to offer enlarged accommodations. To the public, the assurance is reuewed, that every roauisito of a first clans hotel will be supplied that intelligent industry * ’"loral expenditure can command, ly aug 24 Eagle Hotel, On the Corner of linker and Chatham sts., Oglethorpe, Gcorgin. SITUATED IN THE MOST nUHiNESS PART or TOE or BY JAMES BELL. Thin is the largest end best furnish ed Hotel in the city, convenient for the Travelling Publio. Charges moderate, and Faro tuo best the country affords. A and extensive Livery 8table is near at hand. The d are invited to call and soo for themselves. soplO shed it throughout with tho boBt of having large and airy rooms, he hopes tion of public rmtrouage by close attention to business, having good stanling and every convenience to mako tho guests of his house comfortable, jo 21 lv JESSE CAIN, Proprietor. Carpels! CarjtictM!! Cui'iiefti!!! K E hnvo this duy opened for sale u splendid assortment of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs, nw Curtains, &a., consisting In part of 20 pieces 3 ply Cat pets 10 do Volvot Tapestry 10 do Brussols Tapestry 40 do 2 ply Carpets 30 Floor Clotno 10 pleees Drugget R Hit VnU. I!irr 6 do Felt Carpet K) pal | All of tho above Goods v prices; for sale by E KVITT, LATHKOP 4c HTBBISINH, , Wholesale and retail dealers in Dry Goods, offer sale Plains, Kerseys, Bi&ukcts, Flannels, Linseys, Cotton Osnaburga, Yarns, brown aud bleachod Shirt ings aud Shoetfngs, Gingli '■aines, Rombatines, Alp . . <f lyi. oroil Satina, blaok and colored Silks. Lit . Sheetings. Pillowcase do., Supor Irish Linens, Towel lings, Table Diaper aud Dainask, Furniture Prints, Turkey Red Prints. Hatinotts, Kentucky Jeans, Casai- tory” Ulfculnr Saw ftlilli whioh may be hauled with eutire facility, from point to point, at pleasure, by four horses; aud is warranted su perior to any heretofore presented to the public mores, Vestings, white, brown and colored Canton Flannels, IUnon Cambria lldkfs., Embroidered do., La dies Lace and Embroidered Caps and Udkfs., Chemi- setts and Collars, Hose und half liose—all qualities Gloves of all kinds, Bilk aud other lldkfs. togethi with every other article " * ‘ ' Storos. Contracts made lor delivery iu Now York, New Or leans, Mobile, Charleston, Suvauuuh, Augusta or Ma conthe transportation to these points being moder ate from tho facilities presented by tho Railroad aud water communication therewith. Address, A. WARNER, Soo’y, or, J. 8. WINTER, Ag’t, Montgomery, a!.. P. 8.—Theso works have recently shipped to Pensa cola, Fla., a Mill providod with two of " Cooper's diroct ~" ' i aud two of hia single SawEn- - ting Gang Engli , |ines^" which are oapable of cutting 50,900 foot of lum- The parties ordering, effected the purchase after a tour through the Northern aud Eastern States, in soarch of the best and most approved Mill, after first examin ing those of this company; they returned alter thor ough investigation, oonvinoed that no establishment met with presented suoli genoral advantages, or combi nations of improvement as found at theso works. ItKTKIlENCKH: T. G. Metcalf, Prosidcat Mechanics' D'k Augusta. U. B. Lamar, Pros't B'k of the Ropubllo, Now York. LooWArd k Smith, N. Y.; E. Withington, Savannah, Vfm. M. Martin,Charleston; Wright, Willia *■ GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA! IN QUAltT BOTTLES, PREPARED BY J. DENNIS, M.D. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. For Diseases of the Liver, and to purify the Blood: Useful in Jaundice, Bike Head ache, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, General Debility, Constipation, Bites caused by Costiveness, Bains in the Bones, or Kheumatismcaused by the use of Mercury, Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples Boils, Ulcers, 9fC. 3 n|IE above discuses nrise generally from I active state of tho Liver, or an impuro stato of tho moil. Tho Sarsaparilla will bo found useful in such, from tho faot that it stimulates the Liver to inoroaaod notion, which causes the removal of morbific agents from the blood. With most of persons it aotsupon the bowels an a mild purgative; itoloanses the system from its impurities, BONNETS: BONNETS I For the Million. Just received per steamer at TYimming and General Variety Store, 139 Broughton Street. The Proprietor having returned from the North would rospeotfully announce to tho in habitants of 8avauuah and surrounding coun try, that he has just opened a Magnificent and Extensive Stook of SILK GOODS AND TRIMMINGS—consisting of 10 oases Ladies and Misses' rich Silk, Satin and Straw Bonnets and Hats, all tho way from 60o. to $4 ; riohly trimmed ebildron’i white, drab and blaok Beaver lints; extra rich French Brocade Bonnet Ribbons; rioh white and colored Frin ges; rich I.aoo Gimps, Galoon a la Mode. Parla Trim mings, Velvets, with a great variety of other Trimming Materials: Buttons,Uralds, Silk aud Worsted; Whale bone. Chain Back, Jenny Lind, Bloomer and Twist Combs; Purse Silk aud Steel Trimmings; Zopf ~ Worsted, Embroidery, Sadhor and Floss Silk, ex shade aud color ; Embroidered Patterns, blnok aud ored Glaoie Bonuetaud Hewing Silks: Bonnet Linings, Shapes, Sowed Colors aud Sleeves; rich Feathers, Flow ers, Wreath# ; Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes ; Gilt and 8ilvored Trimmings; Iudia Rubber and Kid Dolls and Ralls; Dross Flounces, Mantillas, Scarfs and Aprons, Pinked with now patterns; children’s Robes, Smoklug Caps, Slippers, marked and braided. In oounoetion with the above, Mrs. DOYLE, assisted by coinpotent Milliners from Now York, will attend to the Millinery and Trimming department, and will endeavor, with skill and taste, to please all who may fuvur hor with Its healthy attioi S uard against disease. Those who aro acquainted with ic Southern Sarsaparilla will readily perceive that tlU# preparation has the natural Sarsaparilla taste, which proves it to bo a pure aud unadulterated artiolo The cltirens of Savannah and vicinity will find that this article 1ms tho boat effect upon tho system, and gives better satisfaction to thoso who use it tlmu any preparation of the kind in use. Physicians Lave assuranoo from tho proprietor that it contains nothing but Sarsaparilla, with spirit aud chorine matter euough only to preserve it. Price $1 per bottle, or C bottles for $5. Sold in Savauuah by James II. Curtor and Moors & Hendrickson; Midville, by J. Griffin; Saudersville, by N. W. Haines A Brother: Waynesboro', by L. Schw and by druggists generally. Thoee ordering this article from druggist# op mission merchants, should express iu their orders, 13T “Donm**! Georgia Sar*aparilla.’> New Wutcta, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY STORE, BROUGHTONSTREET, tfo. 148. "VYR. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of Clirn- IU nometers, Clock.,Town Clocks, Watches, Ac. Ac., respectfully informs has customers and the publio gene rally that he has fitted up the Store 148 Broughton-st., where ho intends to make a permanent location and carry on the Jewelry business in lu various branches. Watches, Clocks, Town Clocks. Chronometers Jewel ry, Ac., Ao., cleaned and repaired with dispatch, and warranted. New fashion Jewelry and Fanoy Goods of all desoriptiomi sold at tho lowost prices possible. N. B.— Any Watch, Clock, Ao.,Ac.,thatcanuotbe paired by other watchmakers, I pledge myself shall be rcp&irod by me to satisfootiou, and warranted, nov 2 ly FRANCIS 8TF.IN uu oiuer iii.kis, logeiner ually kept lu Dry Goods MILLINERY. EMPIRE HOTEL, Oglethorpe, Gn. !MIE Subscriber, Into of the Washington Ilall, Macon, Ga., having tnkon tho abovo llotol, and fur- . .. ./ . . ■*.. ^ V f urn | tul rpHE Subscriber hu# now recoivoil his full stock X of Stoves, and respectfully solicits a call at his es tablishment, where a largo variety of Stoves for cook ing, parlors and offices, from tho best manufacturers, aro on sale, on the most reasonable terms. Also, Hol low Ware, Pots, Orons, Spiders, Saucepans, Cast Iron Pumps, Beor Pumps, Cast Iron Charcoal Burners, Sad Irons, Revolving and Long llandlo Waffle Irons, Wafer Irous, Firo Dogs, Fire Irons, Nails, Tacks, Table Cut lery, Axos, Hatchets, Hammers, Box and other Coffee ".ills. Brass Faucets and Couplings, Ac. A choice selection of Planished Ware, Coffeo Diggini. Ten Pots, Oyster Dishes, Chafing Dishes, large and small, Egg Boilers, C'asti ' aunia ” Britannia Ware, Bar Room Pitchers, I.inuor Mixers, Igar Lamps, Contre Table Lamps, Cnmphinu Lamps. Oil and a variety of Britannia Burning Fluid Lumps, Uraso and Whito Motal Candlesticks. A large assortment of Jnpanued and Plain Tin-Ware, Chainbor Pails, Toilet Pails, Wine Coolers, ToiletCases, Cash Boxcb, Square and Round Roxos, Spice Boxes, Ba sins and Pitchers, Molasses Pots, Nursery Lamps, Glass friend# of Education to the following Text ny anu uso oi mo uioucs, lor oonwin anu Acnuemie*; jy Henry Kiddle, Principal of Publio School No. 2, of Tie oitv of Now-York; with question# aud illustra- ,ions. Price T.l cts. g both Experimental aud Theoretical, illustrated numerous Engravings; by Alonio Gray, A. M., Profes sor of Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy in tho Brook lyn Female Institute, Andover, Mass. Revised edition. 1 vol., 12tno.. 400 pages. $1. THE ANALYTIC MANUAL; by James N. McEUI- gott, A. M., formerly Classical Principal of tho Collegi ate School, New-York oity. G2)6 cts. McELI.IOOTT'8 YOUNG ANALYZER—Being an easy outline of tho enurso of instruction in the English Language, presented in McElligott'# Analytic Manual, designed to sex re the double purpose of Spolllng-Book and Dictionary in the yonngor classes in school#; byj. N. McElligott, A. M. 25 cts. THOMSON'S SERIES OF ARITHMETICS.—1st— Thomson's Arithmetical Tables, 10 cts; 2d—'Thomson's Mental Arithmetic, 12K cts; 3d—Thomson’# Ti a.ticnl Arithmetic, 37>| ots j 4th—Thomson’s Jlighor Arithme tic, 75 cts. We havo the highest testimonials in favor of these books from every part of the Union, wMch, together with Lists of our Standard Text Books, may be had at tho of fice of tho Daily Morning News. Teachers, School Committees, or Trusteos, who wish to examine any of our Sohool or Music Rooks, wltl view to their introduction, will be furnished with eon: froo of charge. If to bo sent by mail, a sufficient amount in Post Office Stamps must be sont with order to pre-pay tho postage. Oue-third, or at most, half the prico of the book will usuallv cover the expense of postage. Careful directions, stating tho rost office, county and 8tate, should accompany the order. NEWMAN A IVISON, 199 Broadway, New-York. Can be jad at tbe book-store of jy 29 tf J. M. COOPER A CO. E OR Hi es, I Costar's Exterminator. OR THE TOTAL EXTERMINATION OF Rats, Mice, Cockroaches, Ants, Ground Mice, i, Beetles, Crickets. Ac. Warranted not injurious the human family. Will not dio in their holes. Also an Exterminator for tho total annihilation of BED BUGS. Principal Depot, 448 Broadway. RfcrKur.NCEd.—Washington and Centro Markets; Mr. Hodges, Curlton House ; D. D. Howard, Irving House; Captain Flowers, Pacific Hotel; Shelley’s Saloon, Johnson proprlotor, Broadway and Anthony streets; Chas. Thibuult, No. 10 Washington street; L. Delmo- nico, 25 Broadway ; K. G. Howard, Editor of the Sun day Times; Westchester l!ou*e, Bowory aud Broome streets ; W. Holberton, 430 Broome street, und 75 Maiden Lane; Empire City House; P. V. King, 41 South stroot; George Gay, t>7 Union Plaoe ; Benjamin Wood, 40 McDougal street; L. B. Biuessc, 43 John street, and HO St. Mark's Placo; Thomas Thomas, Jr. Architect, 304 Broadway. CERTIFICATE OF 167 DEATHS. I have given Henry R. Costar’s Exterminator Philadelphia Advertisements. «miPW##jMgi: Piano Porte*. O. C. B. CARTER. No. 171 Ch#s»nnt- UII BUM AT I Hill CAN BE CURED. Nunns A Clark’s and James Thompson's Instrument#, which are hers offered, stand unrivalled in the opinion of all oompotout judges, as possessing beauty and purity of tone never before attained by any maker. r toue never before attained by any maker. Alro, PIANOS with 2EOLIAN Attachment. Church aud Parlor ORGANS, SERAPIIINEfl and MEI.ODE- ONS, all of whioh are warranted, and will be sold at uno, ail Ol WIIIOII are warmuvcu, the manufacturers' lowost cash prl All cash orders for music promptly attended to. Second hand Piano# bought and sold. Piano# tuned and repaired. P. 8.—Tho extraordinary #ncoes# of tho PHILADEL PHIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC, aud the perfect satis faction it has given, Induces the subscriber to continue it. Lessons in HINGING, PIANO, HARP, GUITAR, Ao., are given by Artiste of the very highest ability. It needs but be mentioned, that 8ig. ANDREA AI.FISI, neods but be mentioned, that Big. ANDREA ALHSI, and Madoinoisello HELENE SCIIAAFF, who stand nre-emineut among the profession, aro connootcd with the Institution, ana dovote their time and talents to the pupils. [je26 ly] O. C. B. CARTER, Principal. OEOltOE 3. HENKELS, No. 178 Chestnut-street, Philudclphia. OPPOSITE TI1E STATE HOUSE, Has just received from France his Spring assortment of FURNITURE COVERINGS We have MOKTlllORK’B RHEUMATIC OOMPOUND AND lllood Eurifler, W HICH Ims gained such great popularity wherever introduced, as the only specific known Tor the effectual care of this painful disoase. This remedy lias already cured thousands ol oases, compris ing every seeming form of this oouiplaint, from the in flammatory (auuie) form, attended with swellings and enlargement of the joints, to old chrtmic osses of from ten to tir-cnty and thirty years' standing. Those who had for years resorted to the various celebrated spriugs, had triod all the liniments ai.d oxtornal applications, and been under treatment of some of the ablest physi cians both in this country and Europe, and were pro nounced incurable; still, after all these effort! had failed, this compound has cural them. Many who have been cripples, either hobbling upon orutohes or confined to their beds for years, oortify to a complete and perma nent cure by the uso of this remedy. We have not space, in a newspaper advertisement, to insert but a small portion of the accumulated evidetce its behalf. This evidence oomes from sources whioh ist inspire confldonce in every nilnd. Tho couduo- rs of high-tonod public journals havo published to ..orid its wonderful and beneficial effects upon themselves and these around thorn, and iu some in stances speak of hundreds of cure#. 1'hyaicians have „ CURTAIN MATERIAL. OMPRlaiMJ all iliu now and lashionuble colors in Brocatello, Plush and Satin De Laine. Curtains hung in the most substantial manner. ELEGANT FURNITURE, t, and certify that, even iu extreme cases. Rations hud boon held, and thoy had decided that there wore no hopes of recocery, even then, ther procured this medicine and administered it, and it ef fected a comploto nations ha d in for themselves aud their friends; while merchants, offi- ite citizens, havo furnished ed to order. Porsons wishing to Furnish in the latest style In the Fall, are respectfully Informed that we aro now having manufactured in Paris twenty fine seta of superb Roio- wood Drawing-Room Furniture, of which tne sample sets havo been received. The stylo Is entirely of the most graceful design. Those wishing to Furnish will please call and examine tho immense stock hand before purchasing, as the goods will be so!d low. A largo assortment of well finished plain Mahogany and Walnut Furniture always on hand, for sale cheap, jo 26 Lee & Walker, (SUCCESSORS TO GEORGE WII.I.IG,) No. 188 Chestnut-st., Phladelpltia, DEALERS Ilf PIANO FORTES, Dlusical InMtrunients, Sheet Music, Violin,<«uitur, Ilarp Strings,&c. A LL of which will bo sold at tho very lowost rates. Catalogues sent to any partof the U. Statos by addressing as above, post paid. LEE A WALKER'S stook being ono of tbe largest in the U. States, are confident of giving satisfaction to all those who may favor them with thoir patronage, jo 14 ly GREAT TRIUMPH ACHIEVED Evans Ac Watson's No. 83 Dock-street, Philadelphia, FIRE-PROOF CHESTS! STAT* FAIR, HARH1SBUUU, PA. October 30, 1851. uoon, when Messrs. EVANS AWAT80N tested one of their small sisod Salamander Fire-Proof Chests, at which time they consumed tiirek iconns or wood over it, oom- mencing at 1 o’clock, P. M., having exposed it to a white heat for tiro hours, suffi cient to destroy the' cast iron feet. On opening the Chest, the papers, together with 2,000 circulars deposited in our prcae.uoo, wore taken out, not only having boon pre served, but not having the appoaranoe of scorch upon their..j Mictions, and that ho was cured by this remedy, ilie editor of St. Louis lutolligencor Also glvos notico of its wonderful effects in curing a severe case of chronic rheumatism. Tho editor ot St. Louis Organ aud Re veille devotes a lung editorial in behalf of its wonder ful effects in ouriug^ hundreds of oases iu that city. The editors of St. Louis Amoricun Banner, Temperance Battery, and St. Louis Union, havo all awarded to it nprecodontcd suoccss In curing this disoaso. The edi- .or of Belleville (111.) Advocate writes anti publishes its magical effects iu curing him aud many around him. Tho editors of the Ulasgow Times, American Eagle, and others of tho South aud West, have given volunta ry evidonco ol their knowledge of its virtues. Th( editor of the Gorman National Gaietto, published at No. 21 Spruce-strcot, iu the city of New-York, under date of Sent. 9, 1852. gives the history of two important iscs of wnich he has personal knowledge. Oue, the ifo of n wealthy merchant, who had for yoars triod iu springs, aud had tho treatment of the most ominont hysioians of our country; they could offoot nothing. Iho was afflicted witli chronio rheumatism iu its worst forms. He was instrumental in inducing a trial of this compound, and it offocted a comploto cure. He alBo states that, a few weeks Binco, he bought a bottle and sent it to n gentle'..mu, a friend of his, who Boumed victim to this disesie: this bottlo cured him. We might add editorials, aud fill this entire shoot, but will give a few names of prominent physicians, mer chants, and others, cured by it. W. 8. White, M. D., an erainont physician of St. Louis, writes to a brother member of the profession, Dr. Reese, of Now York ; “1 have witnessed tho effects of this compound iu Hovoral casos ; and so successful havo been its operations in performing a porfect cure, when •v othor remedy had been ineffectual, that I would hesitato to recommend or presoribo it. I think, when it# virtues aro ascertained by the profession, it will supersede every othor remedy in the treatment of Rheumatism. It is adapted to overy form of the disease, and I know no complication contra-indicating it# use. I hold it to be the duty of a physician, when convinced of the efficacy of a remedy, and its superiority " hers, at least for tho sako of humanity to use J. M. Rose, M. D., writes from Centro College, Dan ville, Ky., "that a young man, a mombor of the Col lege, wus so low, ttiut in consultation, he and other j* Joseph Ritnek, Ex-Governor o A. O. Heisteb, A. T. Nkwbold, E. E. BOUDINOTT, Committee. iy C.W.VAN HORN'S IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER, For Prolapsus Uteri, (Falling of the Womb.) fTlIIK attention of Physicians anil Ludicssutforing X from tho abovo derangoment, is respectfully In vited to “Van Horn's Improred Uterine Supporter,”— They aro made without the Steel Springs, which highly obiectionablc on accountof thuirclmfing the h . . Lu., making them extremely unpleasant to bo work.— Thoy have no superior for tho relief and cure of the abovo displacement, and arc recommended and used in the practice of thefolluwingrrofesaorsof Obstotrioe aud DisenBcn of women and children, viz,: Proffessor J. A. Eve, Medical College, Augusta, Ga. “ J. S. Longshore. Female Mod. Collego, I’hila. “ Chas. Woodward, Med. lust., Cinoinnatti, O, “ W. 1». Johnston, Columbia Col'ge, Wash'n, D.C. II. Miller, Med. Dep't,Univ'y, Louisville, Kv A. II. Cenae, Med. College or Louisiana, N. O. o give . feotnal trial, and having soon the wonderful effects of the samo, and convinced of the superior efficacy of his Exterminator over any othor preparation over offorred to the public, I cordially recommend it. By two appli cation# of tho Exterminator, 167 BAT8 were found dead in tho kitchen aud cellars. THOMAS KIRK, Bowery Hotel, 395 Bowery. New York, December lltli, 1851. For sale by all the wholesale druggists in the city and 'ueipal ~ ipal druggist# in the United States, Canadas, West Indie#, Ao. Warranted in all cases. None genuine unless signed by 1IENRY R. COSTAR, _ by . jy 29 ly 448 Broadway, New York For sale by J. A. MAYER, 154 Broughton-st; f MOORE A HENDRICKSON. ALLCOCK'S PLASTERS. THE MEDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLASTER Of the Nineteenth Century* Wooden Ware, Mats, Wood Horses, Clothes Horses, Step Ladders, Tubs, Palls, Keelers, Measures, Flour Boxes, Willow Wagons, Children's Willow Chairs, Brushes, Ac., Ac. All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron work executed with dispatch. Printed Catalogues may bo had on applica tion and sent post free. Silver's Fire aud Water-proof Mineral Paints con stantly kopt on hand; Camnhlne and Spirit Gas. Hale Room--10, 12 aud 14 Ilarnard-st. Workshop—184 Ray-i JOHN J. MAURICE. their ordors. Orders from the c te country punetually attended to. Roinemburthe spot—139 Rioughton-street, next door to Dr. Ryarton.6m nov 5 millinery aud Dress-making. Mrs. 3. TOMBS, No. 15 Barnard-stroet, will open on Tuesday, October 26th, her Fall atock of Bonnets, Ribbons. Caps, Flowors, Vol vot Ribbons, Mantilla and Dreas Patterns. All orders from the eouutry punctually at tended to. 3mo oct 25 AIK8. HI I. It Kit, muni piiiiir.ii; No. 157 CONORFSS-STHUS T, Will opon on Friday next, 29th inst, her Fall Stock of Fashionable Silk, Velvet, Straw, and Freuch imported Bonnets,Ribbons,Trimmings for Dresses, French Flowers, Silks for Party Dresses, Collars and Under-Sleeves, respect fully invites the attention of Ladle# to her Store, No. 157 Congress-streot. All of tho above goode are of Mre. S.’s selec tion. HIILL1NKUY AND FANCY UOOD8. MRS. DOE, No. 17 BAllNAHD-STKBET. Takes this m.tliod of informing the Ladies of Takos this method of informing the Ladies of 8avannah. and vicinity, that she has on hand (and will be constantly receiving) a large and constantly receiving) a fashionable assortment of Bonnets, Ribboi Caps, Flowers, Buttons, Combs, Mantillas, Straw Trimmings, Ao., Ac. P. 8.—All ordors from the country promptly attended Wilmot’s Jewelry Store. S UIK HIJUHClMHKlt has on hand, and is constantly resolving from the best and most rosneo- le manufacturers In tho oountry, Rich Diamond, Ru by, Poarl, aud other Jewelry, and sterling Silver Ware, such as Table. Dessert and Tea Spoons aud Forks; Bll- ver Plate# and Waiters; Tea Set#; Caatora; Cup# nnd Saucer#; Goblet#; Tumblers; Pap Boats: Soup and Sauoo Ladles; Pie, lee Cream, Cake aud Fish Knives; Solid Silver Dessert, Piokle and Butter Knives; Nap kin Rings; Salt Collars and Fruit Knives; Silver Plated j, Forks aud Ladles; Cake Basket#; Castors; Waiters; Snuffers and Trays; Ivory B&lanoe-Handle Knives and Silver Plated on Steel Table and Dessert Knives. Fino 21 day Marblo Mantle Clock# and common Brass T AW CO-FAKTNKHHHIF, Xj signed has taken into partnership, in the practice of the Law, hia son, ISAAC MULFORD MAK811, under the name of M. d I. M. M AR9U. They will porsoually attend the Superior Court# of Chatham, Bryan, Bulloch, awmu iu« oiipvrioc vuuri* ui ^iiuwutui, utvua.uuii Effingham, Scrtven, Burke, Washington anil Wilkii Counties, and have made arrangements for tho prompt oolleotion of debts in most of the oounties in the State. May 26th, Office 175 (up stairs) Bay-street. Savauuah. th, 18&L, ly MULFORD MAR811 JOHN ANTROiSUS, Portrait, Landacap* aud Animal Painter, 8T. ANDREW’S HALL, BROUGHTON-ST., nor 23 Savannah, i‘ UMBRELLAS ANU PAUAHOJL8. , fPhUaxcr tf Conffrets-slt. r# have jnst received a large lortment of Silk, Giuttbain ana Cotton Um- t brella# aui Parasol#, which they will dispose *07at very reduced prices. apg It M. PBENDEBQABT A CO ri VKNINU BKBSS SILKS. —Just received Evening Dresses; also colored Satin, by W. C. WADSWi ORTH, Under Marshall House. TJUCK Willi! AT.—50 package# of Buckwheat, 1) in half and quarter bbl#., boxes and bags, landing #23 for sale by CLAOHORN k (CUNNINGHAM. -VTKV KW LAHi).—30 kegs new Leaf Lard, laud U,tarnj£ 0HA1( OLAGHORN i OEMKIJ J >UTA l MJKS.-'. , ‘ 1 tin,re]. Yellow Pluming Po- Utoox, landing and for.salo by yjaap- „ . dee 16 SWIFT A CO. BACON 8II1KSAN1) KIlm.LDliKS. j HH08. Prime B.cm Blur. t U ie “io do SlwildM. 10 tio.-eu Sogsr Cured lUuu tm Ml. bj (d.o IS] SWIFT k CO. BT OIL.-'-' 1 ) bore, for .ule by i MUOI’.L L lLLMJIUCKSON. try desoriptson. Silver Lever and Lepi Enamellod Uunting Watches; Gold and Silver Thim bles; Gold and Silror Spectacles; Gold and 8ilver Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; Fine Rogors's Pocket Cutlory; Razors and Raior Strops; Cara Cases Port Monais. l'arxioular attention will bo given to repairing of Vetches and Jewelry. * H°i m *4* lon * w *P 8r fo no « extensive facilities, he confidently believes he will satisfy all who may favor r^TL^tVt. 101 'P atronft K®- Hli prie«* are as low, and M at any establishment in the Stato. NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE. .-r-r-r, Ji?pS t ^Y* ll, nketr Street. ^Ffl?Tnn?L^ULA lJ in SCR1BER respectfully announ- Wines and Liquors, both foreign and domestic, invoiced from th. i, M .» sources, and to hi. .took of whieh,StprS?! oahwd h, invito.attantloD. U.vlogh.d«ibiu.i„ m France a. a inanufaotur,,, aud la America aa irnuor- ter and dealer, hi# aoquaintafioe with tho trade enables him to offer assuranou that the articles which are enu merated below are each gonoine. Article* of Direct Importation. French Brandies of various brand#; Holland Gin Scotch, Irish and Monongahela Whisky; Old Batavia Amok; Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. Wines. Old Port, Madeira, Sherry. Champagne, Hock, Clar- et, bauterao and Burgundy Wines. Cordials. In Gum, Cuncou, Munuohlno, BuUdu, SluTuill, Kinehunwauer. AL.Intli, do., do* Alc and Porter. London Brown StAt and Edinburgh Ale. Also Agent for Domestic Liquors. *2. R. MAYER. tin MTEEirooTTON HOOK8-p.l Oy ^Florida, in store and for st’# by EDWAUD O’BYBXE'S CROCE R Y AN D LIOUOK S T ORE, Syjj hct ^ , nJ TnyIor , a llulldliig* Market Wharf, . ... @ SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. E. O’B. .(ceps constantly in store fthH lurge stock of Guookriks, Liquors,IU Crookery-Ware, Boots, Shoes, and Cbthing. 35 ofiest# Bleak Tea. 35 bags of Coffee. 40 boxos Ground Coffee. 40 barrels Crushed, Yellow, and White Sugars. 70 boxos Family, Palo, aud No. 1 Soap. 4 pipes Holland Gin. 5 half-pipes Cognac Brandy. 15 barrels Fourth Proof Domestic Brandy. 40 do. Phelps's Gin. 35 do. Rum. 10 hhds. do. 15 barrels Port, Malaga, and Madeira Wines. 75 doton Teapots, assorted qualities. 10 crates assorted Crockory-Woro. ly*oct 19 WM. J. HUNT’S Shaving&Hairdressing Establishment, No. ItiHVfe Ilrougliton-titreet, NEARLY OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW’S HALL that overy ouiors may require will be promptly afforded by him. Tharkfu) for the very liberal pi ‘ ... ^ -- r. . . . Ul ■rouage ho has thus far rcoeived, his future efforts will be directed crease thereof. Hair Oils, Colognes, Restorative, and Shaving Creams logn Is, k of various kinds, kept constantly on hand. T. W. Me AUTHOR & CO, Manufacturer and Dealer ini Plain, Japanned ami Block Tin Ware. Hollow and Enam elled Wuro, Stove .and Grates, Pumps Lead Pipe aud Sheet Lead, Coppor Zinc. Store No. 13 Bak- AUD-Snu£i:r, Savannah, Ga. All kinds of Coppi Tin and Shoot lr Work, dono in the best manner, at the shortest notice, sept 28 FI8K>8 METALLIC B"KIAL CASES. This valuable article isjustreceived and for sule by 1. W. MORRELL A CO., sept 3 ly Solo agents in this City for the Inventor E. II K It H K It T OLDI STEAD, CABINET MAKER, Corner of Bull and State-streets, (over Messrs. Still's k Davis's Blacksmith Shop,) —will at tend to all orders for work l n his line with r iromptness. Also, Carpets out and put down, Oil Cloths aid, aud Mattiug out aud fitted to Ilalls and Rooir- ;_ a neat and finished manner. iy mai Robinson Ad Ciunp, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, And Demltre in Fine Ready-Made Olothmc, k RE now receiving their stock# of Fall and Wi ter Goods, consisting in part of fine Blue, Black, anu Fancy Colored English and French Cloths; Over- Coatings, of Black, Blue aud Fanoy Colored Beavers and Kersoy#, Pilot Cloths, of Blue, Blaok and Drab; English, French aud American Cassimcr ,of Bl'k and FancyCol- Vestings, of Silks, Santins, Cashmeres. Embroid- E. Q’BYnNF. XTAFKIN HiNGS-of lVory, Bom ud Co- erod, and rioh’cut-Silk Velvets’. All of which will be made up at the shortet notice, and iu the best style of workmanship. Our Ready-Made Clothing is manufactured well-known Clothing House of W. T. Jennings a. v«.. No. 231 Broadway, New York, and is warranted equal to any In tbe city. We keep constantly on hand the largest assortment of Furnishing Goods of any house iu the trade, such as Whito and colored Shirts; Taney do; Silk, Lisle Thread and Gauze Merino Under Garment#; Shaker Flannel and Lambs Wool do; Thread, Cotton, Merino and Lambs Wool Hosiery; Silk and Cotton Umbrella#; Blk, White and oolored Kid Gloves, of Alexander's make; Stocks, Scarfi, Cravats and Collars; and, in fact, ovory thing noaessary to a gentleman’s wardrobe. For sale <in aa scoommodatiug term# as can be had in the oity, at Gandry’s Building, next door to Pulaski House. sep21 ECEIVKD per steamer Florida and for sale, XV 6 firkius choice Goshon Butter, 6 boxe# do. Cheese, Sbbls. Cranberries, 10 do. Carrots and Parsnips, 30 do. Newtown Pippin Apples. 20do. Meroer Potatoes, 5 do. sRver-ekianea Onions, 6 do. Red do.; frethst * aims, Fiji#, Prunes, Ac.; also Red Cabbages. S 1 ms, 5 do. Red do.; fresh supply of Ral- Cabbages. J. D. JESSE. TTI8TORY—The history of these plasters would XI occupy more apace than can be spared in these (units. Suffice it to say, that the most eminent chem ists and physioians of the United States and of Europe were consulted as to their composition. But it was left to Mr. Allcock, who for soven years had tho entire charge of Mossrs. Rushton’s Astor House store, to porfect thorn for publio use. They are made porous, so that the eva poration of tho perspiration can go on sufficiently where the pluster is applied, without, as with other plasters, and by tho Physicians’gonerally throughout the United ~ ;»t«s. C. W. VAN HORN k CO . Philadelphia. Manufacturers also of Trusses, of all descriptions of Instruments for Curvature Spine, Club Foot, and for all derangements requiring the uso of Bandages, orlnstru C. W. VAN IIOKN’S Improved Elastic Shoulder Brace, ly Brace manufactured that does not bind chafe under the arms, and can be worn with both ease and comfort. Thoso who have worn other Braces are requested to give these a trial, test their superiority " *‘ 1 “ causing the accumulation of acrid fluid, which corodcs skin and occa, ' tessary for the which a plaster is usually applied. They are tonic and carminative, which renders them of peculiar value in many affections of tho chest and especially when a nervous character; r -_ if „ These strengthening, warming, and pain-relieving ilasters, will bo found invaluable in weakness of the •aok, chronio rheumatism, and contractions of the mus cles; neuralgia, looal nervous affections; in asthma, aud pains in the side or chest, especially when proceed- g from dyspepsia or weakness, or a sense of coldnoss the pit of the stomach; in chronio or recent affec tions of the kidneys; in cases of sprains, strains, braises ; and in nearly all cases where a local pa! weakness exists. The reador is especially referred to the followin; timonials, more particularly to the letter from ’ e buwcls of many yoars Dr* I* T. HemlcrHon’s Letter* Famville, Louisiana, March 8, 1850. Dr. T. Alloock, Sik I have been suffering under a sovoro attack of neuralgic disease of my bowels for years, with hyper- throphy of the heart, und have tried everythin# known ■ the practice of medicino from the very best M. D’l but truth prompts me to say that your plasters havo ;iven mj more permanent relief than anything else I I believe *" * Have used, and ) believe will produce a perfect am wonderfully pleased with the counter-irritant effect of your plaster, for it is producod in such a mild aud gradual way, as well as the invigorating action it gives to the capillary circulation around tho parts to whioh they are applied, with tho great nervous sedative influ ence they oxert upon all nervous disoases. £gln conclusion, permit me to say, that I have had ex perience of the qualities of the plasters heretofore in uso, but must placo yours at the licad of them all. Ev ery medical man who becomes acquainted with them, ill assuredly recommend his pationts to uso no other than tho Mouioated India Rubber Tlaster of Dr. Allcock. "Yours i very truly, I. T. UENDER80N, M. D. The Plasters can be obtained at the Book Store of W. Tnou.vi: Wii.uams, No. 149 Bay-st., Savannah, and by order of all Druggist#, throughout tho oountry. jy 29 eodlawt-w PHENTICE>8 Colored Diftguerrean Gallery. J HIE SUBSCRIBER would call attention to his new and improved style of Colored Daguerreotypes, warrants to give satisfaction to all whodosire to nave their likenesses taken in a superior style. Call aud examine specimens of iny work over the Music Store, Marlcot-square. W. V. PRENTICE. P. 8.—Instructions in the art, and all kinds of stock constantly fur sale. feb 4 Duns, Hides, Hardware, &c, 3 1 HE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform hie friende and tho publio generally, that he has pur- ased the entire stock of Mr. JOHN CARRUTHER8, 175 Congress-st., aud that he will sell GIJNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Ao., R. very low prices, for cash. Manufacturing and repairing, of all kinds, promptly and carefully executed, and at low prices. J. T. JONES. * HALT1IHOJCE AND CANAL FLOUR. 100 Bft!hmoro . l,, ! our; 100 do * Cau/tl do 1 In store and for sale by ROWLAND A CO. FI»4* Xft BOXES NEW FIGS, just received and for UU sale y JAMES O. WATTS, d*917 No. i Barnard ctrcct, gavaunah. __j, children of both soxes, and all others, who either from habit cupation, or from a weakly or tated constitution havo acquired the ihabit of bending forward, (round 'shouldered) and oompresoing the Chest and Lungs, will find the above Brace to remedy the above defect, and ensure an erect carriago, with iprovod symmetry and form of body to the wearer. ia also allowing a full, free and hoalthy action and tansiou of tho Lungs, by removing the compression, i preventing thereby tue Pulmonary Organs fro becoming weak and diBoased. C. W. VAN HORN A CO., Manufacturers of Surgioal Raudagcs of all descriptions, Philadelphia. je 17 TAILORING. M essrs, dibble a carey having just turned from tho North, respectfully invite thoir customers, the citizens of Savannah, and tho publio generally, to call and examine their Fall stock of all styles and colors of French, English nnd Amorican Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, whioh thoy aro pre pared to manufacture to order in tho neatest and most fashionable styles. Also their stock of Ready-Made Clothing, consisting in part of Sardinian, Albort Top, Chesterfield, Coddington, and othor now and fashionable Coats, Vustn and Pants. The undersigned having selected these goods with great care, feel confident »f» leasing all who may bo in want. Thoir stock of FURNISHING GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES is complete and well assorted. which they will Bell on the modt favorable and acoom- DIBBLE A CAREY. PHILIP KEAN, DRAPER AND TAILOR, No. 98 liryau-Bt*, 8avnnnuti, G RATEFUL to my fricuds and the public iu general for thoir liberal patronage heretofore ex tended to me, I now offer thorn agreater inducement than over, as I have just received my FALL AND WINTER STOCK of English, FYench and German Broad Cloths, Black and Fancy Doeskin and Cassimere, Black and Fancy Silk aud Satin and Embroidered Vest ings; also a very rich artiolo of Evening Vesting,which I am prepared to mako to order, in tho most fashii stylo. Also a large and well selected stock of Men’* nnd Hoys’ llendy-.llude Clothing together with a large supply of shirts, Socks, Suspend ers, Gloves, Collnrs, Merino and Silk Undershirts anu Drawers, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valices, Ac., all of whioh will be sold at prices to give goneral satisfaction. NEW PALI AND WINTER GOODS! J. II. At M. SHE AHA N, Corner of Broughton nnd Whltnkcr-ats. SAVANNAH, I NVITE attention to their new stock of Fall and Winter goods, comprising: EMBROIDERIES I.ineu Cambric, Cambric Hankerohiofs. Plain and Embroidered do, Bobinet Laces, DHKSIS UOOuk French Cashmeres, " De Luinos, English 14 Black Silk. Col’d 44 Black Alpaccas, Collars and Cuffs, Habits and Uudor-Sleevea, unmuauuu, Black Laco Veils, Damask Antique, 44 Crapo, Eug., Ft. and Am. Calicos, Col’d 44 Hosiery und Linens. A largo and well selected stock of Gloves, Irish Lin ens, Linen Diapers und Damasks. Woollens. Negro Blaukots, Korseys, Linseys,Cloths, Caasimores aud Vestings, Satinets. Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans; Red, White, Blue aud Yellow Flannels, lt>-4 and 11-4 Brown and Bleached Shootings, Pillowcase Linens and Quilts. Couutry merchants, planters and others, will consult thoir interests by examining our stook before purchos U1 All we ask is a visit from those desiring to pnrohase. We feel coufidout that the quality aud prices of goods will command sales upon our terms oo Cnsht nnd no Second Brice. Marshall House Dressing Saloon 'KSKRM. COHEN & HANNON r«,pect. fully announce to the citieons of Savannah that „ ire uow prepared to do all kinds of work in their line, at tlieir new shop, near tho corner of Broughton and Draytou-sts. They have established the following as their rates of charges. For a siuglo Shave lUc.; per month, for 2 or 3 times per week, 7oc.; 4 times a week $1; 5 or 6 times a week fcl 50; every day $1 75 per month. Hair cutting 20c.; hair curling 25o.; Sham pooing 20c, Mr. C01IEN will always hold himself in readiness .. attend to orders from those who may require hia servi s at their homes. iy TIN AND COFFER MANUFACTORY No. 10 BARNARD-STREET. HPHIS ESTABLISHMENT is now in operation X where we will keep constantly on hand, overy de^ scription of plain and japanned Tinware, Shoet Ii Stove Pipes, and a large and varied assortment ol Cooking and Parlor STOVES. All or whioh will be •old on favorable terms. ■«pt 15 J. J. MAURICE, Proprietor ' delphla Steamships are hereby notified that in fu ture all goods remaining on the wllarf at •unset w*UI be stored at their risk and expeuso. PADELFORD, FAY k CO. Baron nab, 8th October, 1852. UCKWHEAT.—Fresh Buckwheat in 25 lb. 0. B. /c AI.LY. nn i X^ b *p# for ei.just received and for sale bj T?LO Ann Mari* and for sale b; ^LOIIR.--50 barrels Flour, landing from schr. BRIQUAM. KELLY * CO. A. C* TOMB, 120 D*y Btxoet. PATENT MEDICINES, &o. r for sale that Celsbratod Remedy, Mmt'riafmtK’Bi curs, mechanics, and private Civ»«u». volumes of ovidouoe of tho highest character, such acoompanioa no other preparation in America. We will give a short synopsis of u Binnll portion of tho evidenoo, nnd request all who are uflllctod lo send to the agent aud get a ciroulnr, and road what those who wore long afflicted have said of this remedy. Mr. N. Paschall, oue of the editors of Che 8t. Louis (Mo.) Republican, jfives a long editeriul statiug his af- had decided that ho could |not recover. They finally concluded to try this remedy, and to thoir groat astonishment ono bottlo restored him sound and well, although ho had not w alked a stop for«w: months pre viously; and that, during twonty-flvo years' practice, ly; and that, duriug twenty-five years' pi ho hau nover before witnessed such a reninrkablooure. Professor II. L. Dunham, M. D., noar Cincinnati, Ohio, joins iu a certificate for publication with two cler- .•inou of the Baptist Churcn, stating tho case of a -jghly respectable lady who was for eighteen years af- llicted, and had become helpless, nua thut all other remedios known, ns well a# tne skill of the most emi nent physioians, had failed, and there scorned no hope of recovery, uutil they finally obtained this remedy, and it cured her sound and well. Capt. J. II. Carver, an old resident and highly _ PATENT MEDICINES, he, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, yon. the cubs or Coughs, Cold*, «*, in a, Mid Of •» th. .amjroa. nadi el... .slu.bl.) for th. cur. of oomplUnu, h« ...r (iTS2 wold compare in |„ „ ’ with thU preparation, oth, . ctr. .ouietimo., but nt nil tin,,! ...and In nil dli.uoi „r ,, ling, and throat when modlolna can giro roll.! . ,* will do iu It lo pleaunt to toko, nnd perf«,| r tccordnnoo with the direction.. Wo do not.d«ni for tho information of thooo who huo Mod It t thou who hnro not. Fnmilloo tbnt hare known iu J , uo will not bo without it, and hy it. timely nee th nro Moure from the dtngcron. MUwquencu of eo« t aud cold., which nog looted, ripen into ftui oonma * Tho Diploma of the Muuehniott. Iutltni. awarded to thi. preparation hy tho Board of Jut ,u September, 1H471 al.o, tho medalaof the Inalitutcs of Art, in this oountry; nlao. th. f rui ' - - tat Cincinnati, huboen the Ohio Instltuto at Cincinnatf, has b’oenVtViT’. 111 . Cherry Pectoral, bv their GovenuheU ImmL^u tion of it, extraordinary oaoollonoo and wS* curing affections of the Lung# and Throat “**• ‘a Read the following opinion founded on ths 1™ pericnce of the eminent Physioician of the nort .V 3 !’ Hr?J. C. AyerSt. foil,,, Mayjjut,!' Five years’ trial of your Cherry Peotoral inm.. tlco.haepro ven w hat I foresaw frdm its composfS#C'l be true, that it eradicates and cures the S® 11 cough, to which wo, in thi. Motion, are poouUmJ £! I think Its equal has not yet been discoTnw*# . . I know how a better remedy can be made fcJ ^J^ — Jy'— tempers of the Throat and Lungs, o ...... i JJBURrON,M.D.,F.R r See what it has done on a wasted oonstitut/an ly In the following cases, but a thousand mors DOtou ' Dr. Ayer :—In the month of July Ti/u w“,’fi,, hy a riolont dlnrrhmu in the mine, of CUfornlw ]*.. turned to Sanl rancico in hope of receivin# k.. « from change of diet nnd climate. My dlurhX nu but wa« fonowcil hy a sovoro cough-aud much now. 1 lln.lly.totted for home, but received nobutfit from the voyage. My cough contlnnod toaroww,, and whon I arrived in New York, I was at onre 1 t’ ed bv my acquaintance as a viotlm of consumption must confess that I saw no snffiolent reason W. ed taking your truly invaluahlo medlcin*. iHUuSu oxpoot&tion of deriving any benefit from Its um v ur«.,M «n». receive these lines did I not - ■ • ceivo tuese lines did I uot regard it mm* ty to sUte to the afflicted, through you, tEtnififr »«>• 1 uttributo ittotL ;„.r ia fully restored, j auribnte it to tho use ofyour Ch'.? ry Pectoral. Yours truly, 3 iu»r- William 1 W. 8M1TI1 Washington Pa., April 12 lsia Dear Sir: Fooling that I have been spared’ (Km. iromo’turo gravo, tJireugh your instrumenUffitT »rovldonce of God, I will take the liberty toS2Ju yon my gratitude. * A cough and the alorming symptoms of oonwmntki had reduced me too low to leave mo anythin# liko U- whon my physician brought me a bottle of your 44 pr^’ toral.” It seemod to afford immediate relief, kq h in a few weeks time has restored mo to sound hialth. ,youaree«. If it will do for others what it has for n.. talnly one of the benefactors of mankiud. Sincerely wishing you overy blessing, I at Very respectfully yoi JOHN J. CLARKE, Rector of 8t;Pet«. With such asBuranco and from such mon, n ‘eter's Chtmh. ion assuranco anu irom such mon, no stronnr proof can bo adduoed unless It be from its effects udob trial. Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYEIl ^ Practioal Chemist, Lowell. Man Sold by A. A. 8OLGMON8 k CO., W. W. LINCOJ K nd T. M. TURNER k CO., 8avannah, and aU DnS ist# evorvwhere. eod—law-tri-w nov 16 fi Auoilier 8olentiflo Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DE. HOUGHTON'S u The tree Digestive Fluid, or Gjuihio Jciuk, prepared pectable citizon of Cincinnati, states that he was se verely afflicted twenty-five years with chronic rheumu- -ilgia. His joints had becomo stiff, and e iiim relief until he got this compound, and Air. P. Prico, merchant of New Orleans, writes that i was Ten Years a cripple from chronio rheumatism, aud for throe years could scarcol;' turn himself in bed ; pple from Id scarcely - it had affected his whole system. He tried all remedies ho could hear of. aud all tho most celebrated physicians but found no relief until ho obtained this compound, aud it cured him effectually. We might givo hundreds " such oases cured in Now Orleans and tlie South. Levi Hills, merchant at Ottowo, Illinois, writes that i was severely afflicted for thirty yoars, aud for seveu- en years could scarcely walk a stop. The Hash had shrunk from his limbs; the most expensive effort# had been tried for years, but ho had loBt all hope of recove ry. A merchant, being in St. Louis, hoard of this rem edy, bought it aud took it home, and prevailed — Ul ~ Chemical powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect substitute for it. Hclenllflc Evidence! Call on tho Agent and get a descriptive circular gratis, giving a large amount of scientific evidence, from Li« it. lie certifies thut it cured him sound and well; the flesh had returned to his limbs, which had becoi strong i thousand c Wo might detail of equal importance. most respectfully ask thoso who are afflicted to send to the ageut iu their vicinity aud get a circular, aud read tho loiters and certificates of Rev. Jos. Alitch- el, Rov. N. O. Berryman, Rev J. II. Linn, Rov. J. M. Kelly, Rev. R. A. Colburn, and othor clergymou: while we odd the names of lion. J. Smith, late President of the Bank of the Stato of Missouri; Geo. O. Atherton, Officer in tho Bank in St. Louis; Messrs. Jas II. Eddy, 8. Downing, A. Holland, C. W. Stone, J. W. Christy, Joseph Southank, with otlnr promiuent - L * ' hunts of St. Louis, as also vast numbcrs'of other citizens. This is home evidence, and these arc living witnesses where this great remedy was first introduced, and where many thousands have been cured duriug the last years. The proprietors havo opened thoir Great Central Oflice ‘at No. 1 Barclay street, (Astor House) in tho city of New York, whore all orders for ty this medicine will be promptly attended to. This is a Vegetable spirit—an internal remedy, pre- . . ° a, ’-“i. This pared and recommended for this one diseaso alone. co, $5 per singlo bottlo; or, three bottles for $10. W. V. ALEXANDER k CO., Proprietors, N. Y. Sold by A. SOLOMONS k CO., and Keep il before the People* ISCOVERED AT LAST.—A HAIR DYE operates on natural jtrinoiples. CRISTA- m c . DORO in invites tho attention of tho Ladle, and Gontlo- of Savunnah, and of tho scientific world, to his LIQUID 1IA1R DYE, a chemical facsimile of the cel- oring matter, and tlie vegetative elements with whieh, iu combination, nature colors the Hair and sustains it# itality. This DYE stands alone. Other preparations RO’S Invention. Experimental demonstration is offer ed to all skeptics. Applied, and for sale wholesale and No. 9 Mouumont Square, west side. PIANO fortes. W. MORRELL & CO. Have on hand a splendid assortment (of Plano Fortes, from the best manu factories in the country. For tone and terms, at tho Broughton-street Piano and Cabinet Ware- 120 David Morris, NO. 7 BARNARD STREET, SAVANNAH, Manufacturer of Iron Doors, Shutters, Locks, all kinds Railings, Grates, Sfc. WROUGHT IRON SAFES, with unpick- able Locks, MADE TO OHDEU. Persons wish ing to osoortain the qualities of the 8afes made by mo In this oity, #re rospeotfully __________ referred to the Bank of Savannah, the Planters’ Bank'and the following mer chants. whom I have supplied; A. A. Solomons A Co.. Einstein k Kukmun, J. L. Cope, and D. B. Nichols. All orders punctually attonded to. ly aug 24 A1AKINK RAILWAY. , The undorsigned respectfully informs Kail who may need his sorvicos, that he^j which is now in bucccsbiui operation, lie is. inurcmru, prepared to take up vessels of auy size usually visiting port, and to do the work of repairing, Ac. -- cloan or paint the bot- ., also bo accommodated on the non reasonable terms. He is also prepared contract lor building Vessels of anv olass or descrip tion, and to carry on the business ot Ship-Carpentor able terms. Thoso who wish toms of their vessels, Railway, u| A good Sbipsciitliis o CHEAP CASH 8TOKK, Corner of WhitRker nnd Conare** Sts M antilla velvets, black and fancy SILK MANTILLAS.—The subscribers have just recoived Blue, Brown, Green, and Black 4-4 Silk Vel vets, for Mantillas. Also, a largo supnlr of Black and Fancy Bilk Mantil- Will dispose of at their usual low prlci M. PRENDERGAST A CO. las, whioh they v LUMBER ! LUMBER l ! T ^HE undersigned, intending to continue the Lumber business on his own account, will koop constantly on hand a quantity of River Sawed Lumber, Rangiug Timber, aud Shingles; also Oak, Ash and Pine Wood. '‘-tf iy JNO. F. O'BYRNL, At the old stand, O’JJyrno'i wbar Heed Cane! rpHE Undersigned is prepared to supply order X for REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipment, atshort notice. Also, keeps constantly on hand a largo stock of Oak, Ash, Black Jack, Pino and Light WOOD! For sale by the boat load and retail. Consumer# can de pend upon being promptly supplied with a good artiolo. Strict attention given to fair miusurement. Boxes for orders are placed at the stores of Messrs. J, Murchisou, W. W. Lincoln, J. M. Cooper A Co., office of Morning News, and at tho residence of JOHN T. TJIOMA8, Joues-streot. D. REMSHART, je21 — - — Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. yard in this city. - at my residence, corner of West Broad and Bryan sts^ will lo attended to. (fll ly) F. W. AVERFELT. ns#ign- A88IGNEK8 NOTICE, MR- HENRY BEMIS having made _ 1VX meut of all his stock of Groceries, Ac., to the un dersigned. for tho benefit of his creditors, Ml per- rens having demand* against said HENRY BEMIS, are requested to hand them in duly attostod, and all ner- Bon# owing said HENRY BEMIS are remitted to mako immediato payment to GEO. J. SMITH, nov 15 Assignee. NOTICE I STILL continue the TANNING and CURRY ING business, near tbe junction of the Lonisville and Angusta Roads. Tanners and Merchants supplied with Hides and Skins of all kinds on reasonable terms. AU orders promptly attended to. O/H. LUFBOBROW. r\TA U Ba lieoI7 TAKD BRANDY.—4 half pipe# Otard Baandy, in store and for sale by luo wx.aroruirer- tions of Baron Lie big, the rmtl’hj- siological Chemist, byJ.S. llOCGUIO!!, M.D., Philadelphia, Fa. ThisUatnly Indigestion, Dvapersia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint,'Constipation and Debility, curing af ter Nature's own method, by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Half a tcaspoonfull of Pepsin in- fused in water wil (digest or dissolve five pounds of Bead Beef in about two hours, out of the stomach. PEPSIN Is tho obief element, or greatdireitingrrn- clple of the Gastric Juice—tho solvent of the Food, the purifying, preserving and stimulating agent of the Sto mach’ and Intestines. It is extracted from tho Digei- tivo Stomach of the Ox, thus forming a true pigeitia Fluid, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice iu big's Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe’s Physiology of ccition, Dr.Fereira on Food and DleUDr. J.W.Dra^. of New-York University, Professor Danglison’iPh/ii ology. Prof. Silliman, of Yale College; Dr. Carf Physiology, Ac., together with reports of o parts of the United States. .... No Alcobol, Bitters, or Acid.! 1 tkl.. ■ Unfi.Kttin'l I>r,t\ Remember this: Dr. Houghton’s PEPSIN 11 1 great natural remedy, free from Alcohol, Bitter*, Acid* wards of two yoars iu every large town in the United States, and the Agonts can refer Dyspeptic* to m»ny remarkable cures in every town I Numerous detarls of roports of cures, certificates of Phjeieitni end Pepsin In Flnld and Povrder. Dr. Houghton's PepBin is prepared in Powder end i« Fluid form—and in Prescription viols for the Physicians. Private C . Circulars for Physicians may be obUinedof Dr. Houghton or his Agonts, describing the whole pro cess of preparation, and giving the authoritici upon which the claims of this new remedy are baied. A* « i secret remedy, no objection can bo raiiedigiinit by Physioians in respectable standing endregn- lar practice. Prico $1 per bottlo. OBSERVE THIS:—Every bottlo of the genuine Pepsin bears the written signature of J. 8. ROUGH- TON, M. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, P*. Ccpp right and Trade Mark aocured. SGr Sold by all Druggist# and Dealers in Msdlelatt W. W. LINCOLN, Wholesale aud Rstsll Agent in Savannah. “ * _ 4 urougnion-sn., D#T»uu»u, Wboleiale and Retail Agent i., T aarft aOMB MANUFACTORY SADDLES, BRIDLES Sr HARNESS 183 Congre*s-ntreet, 8ftvannnhi ~ The Subscribers manufocture and keep constantly nn hjtnd, r large ana varied _ stock of Sad- 183 innah. nd T. dies, Bridles and Harness, and very description of articles in . rises also a large assortment of' Trun*^ Oar stook comprises also a large assorenwo* »•--”-7 Carpet-Bags, Valises, Saddlu-Bngi, Whlrt, M. sons dosirous of supplying themselves, will 1 do weu oall at our ostablisnment. All artioles sold by ui warranted for material and workmanship. II. W. HOLLISTER. 1>- N. B.-For Ropairing, our terms are moderate, on execution prompt. too* — Look Well to Your Time. ■ Tho Bib.cribar would Inform th.p»Mh‘*“ ho ha. rec.ivod a naw .opplj »r Materials, in the way of law*.jCfUjdSJ Seringa, Verge., Hand., and all which are nocessary to carry m M Repairing business in all Its branches; r ., t0 | that 1 am prepared to eet in perfect . *1 Watches, at snort notice ana reason ablsekWf • work warranted to give perfect , have reoeivod a lot of the gonnine C 7 0 t tur English manufacture, which will not break—not tuj ocks and Jewelry cleaned and rspalrea. . v V. W. SKIFF, W.tohm.k.raadJ^ih. PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE V T M U si'“d E p a RTM ENTFO RADIES; In the line, which can ba furnlihed (wnOLU— HKTA1L) at New- York prices. PIANO FORTES. by A. 8TODA.T k co„ J. B. Ptmnaw. and cth.n tobllihed *ffiStfSSSffs:S£ No., 7d St. Julian and 107 Bryan-.tre.tk^^, Cheap Cash Store, Jfwkitakcr <t»i « mill UOngrr.. - „ J M1E Subacrihera nro receiving their ^ Winter aupply of Staple and *’h?.Tiprie«, ,l - loh they will di.poao of akthelr MJI*U and *' oaah or city acceptance. Our otooh 1. a thi* 'i .elected. Planter, and Marchant. vU«>« B tu'< would do well by giving ua - e?] rn l rRQA8Tk^ •Whore. r./nSri M. PRBNDfc.R“^i SAUK CHATHAM HHKHIFF’ld ='-p ([iru ,! W ILL ho .old on the first I “•“*’Jty of s next, haforo the Court flourt , Ban.* 1 vauuah, between the legal boor. !g-Jg in lh*/* Negro, named Charl.x, wdio 1. now Mo«oeo |t ^ of Chatham County, ordered by the Honor, i , tic. of tho Inferior Court that be may o. 1(C ^ law direct., (deo 25)JOHN DEVANNYt^g— ri RIDBI.ES, Wafer nnd Wafig ftonA VT^b.v F ' joaBryani!2t W OVK WIRE, *U « , ®®*^ , 5lS!!for 0 !d^ wOL'HLE and 1AOUBL C u dX,7 BA ? “‘■JiSSStcSL^ *( V S" J WAN’S-DffWN^A^”^^.'. ty _ Down, r.Mlv.d por^^JgwNE* CO, ClHAMPAUN* WINR IU a very superior artiolo, ju** c> yOMJ * sale by ^ 126 B»J Foster and fors: A*I.B aud FORTBR.-“J^vSaajSfS by (uo° —--—juft rc c , T>ECAN8v-l,000 lb..(n.».‘l , * c ^: f,. F0»» J, cd and for »ali by (dw»>
