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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1853)
There i« an animal inhabiting our wnrtsrn wilds, to reuiarkaoto for it* sagacity chat we lists thought our young reader* might lm imr rested in « short nc- count, most of tha (acts of which we glean from GvMhnan'i Natural History. This animal, which iuhabita the western prairies, and which is, therefore, often culloil tin Prairie Wolf, closely resomlilot* thn domestic dog of the In dlsiirt iu appearnnee, and is reffiurkuhly active aud intelligent. Hn harks so aa to imitate the common dog very distinctly ; the first two or three notes are not to he distjuffiiishorf from choir of a small tor rinr, except that hu adds to these notes a lengthened screuni, giving a iioculiar wildness to Uirsn sounds. Ills most winnle rial quality is his extraordinary sa gacity, ol which the naturalist Say givos, In th# Journal ol Incog's Expedition, the following anec dote :— “Mi*. (Titian)Pealoconstructed and tried various kinds of traps to tako them, ouo of which wu» u shallow box, supported at one end thn well known kindoftrap-stickcalled 'figure four,’ which clevuied the iVoutof the trap upwards of llireo feet £ buve its slab flooring ; the trap was about six feet ug, and neurly the same in breadth, and plentifully baited with offal. Notwithstanding this arrange ment, a wolf actually burrowed under the flooriug, and pulled down the bait through the crevices in the floor; trnche of different si to were observed about the trap. This procedure would seem to ba the rc suit ore faculty beyond mere instinct. " The trap proving useless, another wits construct •d in u different part of tho country, formed like n large cage, through which tho animals might outer, but not to return. Tills was equally unnuccesslul; tho wolves attempted in vain to get at tbu bait, us tiiny would not enter by the route prepared for them. A large double 'steel trap' Was next tried ; Ibis was profusely baited, and the whole, with the exception of the bait, waa carefully concealed beneath the fall en leaves. This was alio unsuccessful. Trucks of the anticipated victims were ucxldn v observed to be impressed in numbers on the earth uenr the spot, but still tho trap, with its seductive charge, re mained untouched. The bail was then removed f>oin the trap and suspended over it Ironi the branch of a tree ; several places of meat we to also suspend ed in a similar inaniiiior from the trees in the vicin ity. Tho Pillowing morning the bait over the trup alone remained, tfuppoiing that their exquisite sense of entcll warned them of the position of the trail, it was removed aud again covered wills leaves, and the baits being disposed of as before, the leaves to « considerable distance around were burned, aud the trap remaiued perfectly concealed by ashes ; still Hi? halt over thn trap was avoided." It was not nntil a log trap was tired, that on individual or this species was caught. Tins log trap is inudo by raising one log above another at ouo tind by inunns of an upright stick, which rests upon a rounded horizontal trigger on thn lower log. We rouieinbor an instuuce of shrewdness, i what approximating this, iu the case of the inon rat, which, as Dr. Hodman remarks, ami as every one knows, “ is the veriest scoundrel in the brute ereatiou," although he acta solely accurdiug to tho impulses of nature, and is therefore ut>t so bad as scoundrels of a higher order of beings, who know better, and have not this apology to off.)r. Being much annoyed by a throng of uncommonly mischievous and impudent ruts, wo resolved to outgenerul and eutrap them, Knowing their su perlative cunning, ws buried » powerful steel trup iu X mess of bran, alter this material had been allowed to become very familiar to them for sc duyy, during which their trucks were fouud mark every part of its surface. Hut to deprivu them of the advantages if acute scent we took can :*» u.o a spoon in nioviug tho bran, aud in coverini the .rap. Portions of cheese wore then scatterei r:*er the whole surface, The next morning these hud all disappeared, except over that part where the imp lay concealed, and numerous tracks seen on uvery other part of tho bran. Dr. Eights of this city bus furni-iicd the following anecdote of the Prairie Wolf, which cawo under his own observation : A few years siuce, a pair of these interesting ani mals were sent to this city, nnd kept by a friend ol ours during tho winter, in the hay loft attached to his stable. The peculiarly cunning expression of Ihecoouteuance, and restless activity of the eye, immediately attracted the attention of visitors, when for tho flr»t time they beheld them. During thn fore part of the day they remained comparatively quiet, but us the evomog drew to a close they lie '-Hu Mu* ‘I* 1 " 1 ".’.. 1 "- "WWlB-fl'Wg-W Dry Goods, Clothing, fco. _ pib^lTvm^ jt or e . ureal »ac*l4cc AX MAAS 8c HEYMANN S CLOTHING EMPORIUM. iiiJoouatr/, thrt Oi.jr.r.BO* ,.r.,..r.J to olf.r of the largest and best selected stocks uf OIAIT HI NO, and a general assortment of Gen tlemen e FURNISHING GOODS and Fancy •ver°brought to this city, suitable for fall and winter wear, at prices nevtr known or haard of Id t>Ws ouu- 'wo enumerate a fsw leading articles in onr line, to which we invito •peeial attention: Extra Heavy Overroats. In Itsxrskia, I’stsrshaiu, English and American Pilots, Kino Blanket and Donhlu Cloth. llresH nnd Frock Contis, In Block, Blue, Brown. Olivo, aud Dots Colored French and English (Jluths. HiiHmmn mid limiting t-onin, In every variety of stylos, and «»f different materials, sueb as Cloth, (Jusliovre, Twoud, Casbtnerot and ninu- cfxstiu-od in plaiu, clouded, striped aud ml xod patterns. Pa n I it I oo im, In Blaek and faney Colored Cloth, Casslmere and Cos- sinet sapertlne Doeskin In various colors. Tests, Plain, Whits and Figured Batin end 8il>-for wedding and party wear; Double and Single Breasted, iu a va riety of materials; Plain Black aud Fancy Satins, Doo- •kius, Cos bins rets, Ac. Hosiery, Hitte, Cape, Trunk*, Carpet Bags nnd VnllMea. The peculiar facilities possessed by the Subscribers ft importing their stoek, will enable them to offer induce ments iu their trade seldom met with, and at the same time making 1 HE UNION SAVING STORE Corner of Congress and Jeffersou streets—the greatest depository of BEADY MADE CLOTHING in this country. hi A AH A IIEYMANN, Hoy* nnd Youthn’ Clothing, to bo surpassed In tho variety of stylos, make and low price, to be found a' tho above named "‘• L savannah MORNING NEWS, FRIDAY. MARCH 18, 1853. Corporation Notices. SAVANNAH P. llOUffiU dIt HOSPITAL. MARCH 1st, 1853. VlsHJag Commit too lor Mart* and April: John W. Anderson, and Charles Green. Applications for admis sion should be Kade to the Viailing Committee. Ii oases of emergency any member of the Board of Man agers may grant permits. mar ft AN OUlHNANCh To amend thn existing l-'iro Oidlnuncos of tlio City ofHiiVaiiiiuh and the liumlols thereof. Bee. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Havunuuh, aud the hxmlets thereof, in Council assembled, and II is haroby ordained by the *u- “ ■ -'ty of the same, that from and after the passing of Jniinnaoe, the Eastern Boundary of the lire limits l City of Savannah, and the Uamlsts thereof, shall be os follows, to wit: commencing at the Itiver, at the foot of East Biond Street, and running thence South- nil j aloug the East side of East Broad Street. pra ising said line until it intersects the prolongation of iiunott Street, extended to tho East. Too. Be it ordaiuod by tho authority aforeaald, that all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances, militatlug agnlnt the provisions or this Ordinance he and ilia eauiu ■o hereby repealed. Pissed In Coaucil, Bavauuah, loth March, ISM. | E. 8.| It. WAYNE, Mayor, ttest: EDWARD O. Wilson, Clerk of Council.ml2 10 1§&3. b exirotnoly activo i nnuiits, clmnini and rolling over, each olliur in lliu must playful niuuuer, not unlike thn gambols of two young kit tens. During tho hours of darkness, when ihe streets wore still, they quietly disappeaied fri their quarters, aud perambulated tho neighboring primuses in pursuit of prey ; and not (infrequently on the .succeed i:.g morning, u partially demolished goose was soinewhore found about the yard, uud tho uniinals quietly reposing in their comforiuhlu loll, dosing away the fatigues of their nightly ramblo*.— Their repeated depredations slier u lime bogan to create some considerable annum inn among tho uoigli- of situation produced hut little effect hi their halms. One of them was soon allur shot, having been caught iu the very act of destroying some geese. Ou in- ape'Uion by the captors, it woa considered by them ** a very strange kind of fox.” The other is still liv ing somewhere in the vicinity of our city, though we believe inclose confinement. They were remar kable tamo, freely suffering themselves to be linn- died without the slightest attempt to escape.—Al- bay Country Gentleman, Til* Whale.—The whuie, huviug no air blad der, cun sink to tho lowest depths of tho ocoali, and mistaking tho hurpouu for tho tnelh of a sword fish or shark, ho iustuutly descends, this being the man ner of freeing himself from these enemies, who can not bear the pressure of a deep ocean ; and from ascending auii descending iu small space, he puts himself in the power of the whaler ; whoreas, if ho kuew uls force, and were to swim ou the surface in a straight line, he would break or destroy tho mu- chtuery by which he is arrested, as easily as the sal- inon breuk.1 (no single gut of of n fisher when his reoi Is entangled. WHOLESALE AND HETAIL CLOTHING STORE. H AVING removed from Uie cot tier of Barnard and Bryan street to the now brlok building erected on uie silk o( the Khcsnlx House, on Bryan street, above Mr. Champion's Orocerr btore. the 8ubsonbers respect- IuUv auuouuce tu the cltUens of Savannah aud its vi- ciufty tiisl they will keop ooustautly ou liand a large and well selected stock of * lleaity Made Clothing, Together with every article necessary iu the Gentlemen’* Furniuhing Line. TVs would invite speoial attention to our elegant and aeleat stack of Fall and Winter UsuneuU. bhirts of or the nooet quality, Cravats ia every variety, Collars of tho uvwest stales, Drawers aud Undershirts of vo- noas materials aud make, Caps, lists, Gloves, Books, Boots and Show. Also Tranks, illaukeu, 4c., Ac., Mi •t which will be sold at Uatinuaily Low Drier*, byl aovO-fim D. ABItAilAM k UltOTtlER, Oliver’s new brick building, Uryan-st. CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. P I HU SON, II HI DT At CO., No. 1U1 Bry an, and Crt St. Jultan-sts.. Savannah, Georgia, have now iu stora, and are reoelviug weekly additions bythr steamers, a large and well selected Spring stock of lash iouablc BEADY MADE CLOTHING, to which they invite tho attention of merchants and tho public in gen eral. The favorable reputation our goods have gained, both for at) le and quality, we aru determined shall be sustained ; and no efforts will be sparod to give our oue- totnors entire satisfaction, deceiving,as wedo.goodedi- reel from OUB UWN.MANUKAC1 OH Y, wc are enabled to sell them as l-iw as caa bo furnished iu the Southern country. Our stock is varied and couipleto throughout, and peculiarly adapted totho Southern trado. Wo have now in store COATS as follows: Black aud fancy Ala- B ica and Bombasine Frocks, Backs and half Backs, rown, Buff and Fancy Cluuded Linon Coats, Fins White Linen Duck English 1'altota, fancy Bilk Cro tons, l'onguu Bilks, Beal Grass Ltuens, Black and Fan cy Cuihmcrctto Business Coats, etc., eto. l'ANTS. Black Doeskin, Plain and Fuuoy f.'a«Hinturoa, Plain and fancy Linen Dnlliugs, Heavy White and fancy Duck Jo., Black and fancy Cushinerotte, eto., etc. A greaf variety of White fig'll and Embroidered Marseille) VESTS, Black and fancy Batin forms, White and fan cy Milk do. do. Also a full stock of Furnishing Goods, Gauxc, Merino and C< ttou Undershirts, fancy Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, etc. Also a superior stock of Y’uutbs'Clothing. The attention of Merchants vis iting the oity is respectfully solicited to an examination of our stock, which will be sold on accommodating tonne. feb lb Ureat Keduction of Prices. In ordor to roduce the present large and choice stouk of WINTER GOUBIS NAVANNAH BAZAAR, 118 Bruughton itrect, next door to Ilurton fy Hike- man a Jrttelry Store. A DKLHANCU begs to nnnouucr to his city • aud country customers that in ordor to prepare uls store for tho reception of bis Spriug Goou», L has detcrtu'uod to oiler to yurclmurre for rash very liberal inducements to supply themselves with Winter Goods from his presont stock. To those who havo not com pleted tholr supplies tho present affords a rare ohanco to uiako purchases. These Goode being entirely new, arc nut tliruut upon the market (us is tfluu tho case with cheap sales) to be sold ut auy prioS, in ordor to gel rid of them, but are offured to cush purchasers for tbe reason above mentioned. Housekeepers w ill do w ell to call early, thereby insuring to themselves tho best op portunity to make good selections. jau ft Koff»ioisoii <V Chiii|b, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, And Dealers in Fine IUady-Made Clothing, A RE now- receiving their stocks of Full and Win ter Goods, cousistlug iu part of fine Blue, Black, amt fancy Uolorod English and french Cloths; Over- Coatings, of Black, Blue and fancy Colored Beavers and Konevs, Pilot Cloths, of Blue, Bltiuk and Drab; English, uh and American Cusiinor ,of Bl'k aud Fum-yCol- Vestings, of Silks, Bantlns, Cashmeres, Embroid ered, aud rich Cut-Silk Velvets. All of which will bo made up at tbu shurtet notice, aud in the best style of 'vorkuanahlp. Our Ready-Made Clothing is manufactured at the reil-kuown Clothing ilotiso of W. T. Junninga k Co., No. 231 Broadway, New York, and ie warranted equal ‘ any iu the city. Wo keep constantly on hand the largost assortment of i iimisniug Goods of any house in the trade, such ss White aud cuTorod Shirts; Fanoy do; Silk, Lisle Throad and Cause Merino Undor Oarmonu ; Shaker Flannel aud Lumbs Wool do; Throad, Cotton, Merino and Lambs Wool Hosiery; Silk and Cotton Ur ' , -----nr; 811k and Cotton Umbrellas; Blk, White and oulorod Kid Gloves, of Aloxamlor'# make; Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats and Collars; and, in fact, every J to a gentleman's wardrobe. For aale atiug terms aa can bo hod in the oity, at uauory e Handing, next door to Poloskl Home. aop2i UUYlElt IKON WORKS, IHoiitnamery, Alnbutnn, Bupt. I, 1839. IlHiEBE Works, employing 150 liunds, cututruct J. an average of an Engino \ctthly—and beg attontion ot itUt owners to tho most valuable improvement in Mill Maotuucry of tho day, ami tu warranted—to wit: CDUI*P:il-tS PATENT UP 1(1 HUT AND DlitEUT AOT1NU 81NU1.RANO UANtiSAWtUlLL UN CHINK. KMBKAC1M0(W!HH OTUKR VALUADI.X IMfUOV S.MK.NT3) HuAlt'si t'artNT tUNTINUUUSFttOWOHtS oln ittrumyarubly superior mtttituU fur the Rag Wheel- The peculiar priuoiplo from which the above Mill de rives its greatest tuent, Is more especially valuable iu It* appiluatiou to the G*ug Saw iratne. The Engino sunns imutediaUly undornflatli tlio Sash, to which the Platon Bod ia directly attached. The motion of the bosh is thus directly controlled by tho steam in tho cylinder, and by tho introduction ol this at a particular point, the loroeof both UP* np and down ward strvke(usu- ally tailing with iu«u jarring effects ou the plumber blocks and wrist plua,) la entirely arrested, the buh being thus always suspended as It ware on U»e Steam, relieving thereby the journals and wrist, (eo liable to heat intuo usual application) of all healing tender By virtue nl «hia r — L -irnUbed l‘“ Foil and Winter Diy Goods. L aROCHK, ROWNE Sc CO. havo received by re cent arrivals, and offer for sale upon the moet fa vorable terms, a full stock of Plantation Goods, to which thoy invite the attention of merchants uud planters, via: 2A.0UD yards Kerseys, all qualities. 12,INN) do Sehley’a Plains. 10,000 do white aud black Washington Jeana. ft.OtN) do hoary all-wool Plains. 9,UUU pairs English DufKl Blankets. 1UU do 10-4,11-4, and 12-4 Whitney Blankets. 20 baits 9-4, 7-B, and 4-4 Bro. Shlrtin 3U do Otnabnrgs- and 4-4 Bro. Shirtings. In addition to theabovo, their stookof lionse Furnish ing. Staplo and Fancy Dry Goods, Is now oompleto, and will oompare with any house ia the southern country. A Bill, to bo emitted an Ordieance, lo amend (lie null avetiuu, aud tu repeal, iu part, the uighlli section of an Ordinance, untitled " An Ordinance tu ect apart and dedicutn a portion nl‘ thn Spring- field tiluuUlioii, lately purchasud by tlie Corpora tion from the heirs ntnl devisees of Joseph Stylos, doceiiKod, for u | ultlic Cemetery: lo provide for aale of the lots in suid Outnolorv. for purposes uf bcpultuie, uud for lliu protoctlou, preservuliuu, adornim'itl and regulation of suid Cemetery, und farther te regulate future iutormculs. Passed June 3d, 1832. Sec. 1. Be It ordained l«y the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah aud tho hamlets thereof, iu Council aotcmbM, aud it is hereby ordaiued by tho au thority of the same, that from au<l alter tho passing <>f this ordluauce, the ftth section of said ordinance above recited, shall be amended by addiugthe following pro viso, after tho wont “Valuation." to wit: “Provided that no person in his own uuuio shall bid off or purchasu moro than one of the lots ill said Cemetery." Sec. 2. Bo it further ordained by the authority afore said, that from and after the passing of this ordinance, New-York Advertisements. ited ordinauco mney to any pi e the remains of any d of his or her family from either of the old Cemeteries into J.aurcl Gr<*v " tery, be. and tbe seme is hereby repealed. b«c. 3. Be it further ordaiued by the authoiity afore said, that all ordinances or parts or ordinances milita ting against the provisions of this ordinance, be, and the same aro, hereby repealed. Passed iu Council, 8avaunah, March 10, 1853. IL.B.J R. WAYNE, Mayoi Attest: KnwiJii'O. Wilson, Clerk of Council. . li mar I A Hill to hi rulitlod an (>i dinni.i:o lo min lid mi 1 dinaiice eutitlud •' An Ordinauco tu prevent bu rows, oxen, and rilves, ami other cultle from ri ning ut larxe—passed in Council 11 th Feb,, 1841. Sac. 1. Be it ordained by tbe Mayor aud Aldermen of tho City of Savannah, and tho Hamlets thereof, in Coun cil assembled, and it Is hereby ordained by the authority of the samo, that from and after the passing of this Or dinance the pfovisious of the above recited Oidinanco so amended aud extended as to prevent bulls, cows, i, calves, and other cattle running ut largo within E the City o mil, aud the hamlets ihorcof, the f Savannah on tho e -porato limits sat. J by tho authority afore- t the pr e hereby repeal ~ icO.fi .ttest: Enw aud O. Wilson, Clerk of Cot AN ORDINANCE, Disorderly Bidlug and Driving—Drays, Wagons, ic, - 5 L ‘.by it furthur ordaiued, by tho authority j^aid, that each dray, cart, tvitgun, or other carriago iutunui J tor liiro, shall be driven and managed by discreet aud able porsou, uot less thau sixteon •t over sixty ye»m uf age, and for the violation of the provisions of tats section, tbe owners of such dtay, wagon, cr other csrriago, si.'ll forfeit and pay u i not exceeding thirty dollars, tc. 4. Aud be it fu.-tu»r ordained, that itidiwll not be lawful for any person or persons to ride on hon»c back in the city (aster than in a carter; nor for any eoaehmau or other person driving a coach or other oarnago, to pro ceed foster than iu a tuodorutu trot; nor for any person driving a loaded cart, wagon, dray or othor carriage used for tho transportation of any articles of produce, wurcs or l croinindixe, to prouvud iu u paco beyond a walk, (except broad-carts, which tuny be drtvon ut a ' ) but all uuloadcd carts, drays or wagons iu a moderate trot iu all wido streets, ertholess, that the drivers thereof shall turn corners or proceed through nar- slreets, or on wharves, in any other mrunerthan in a walk, aud any porsou violating an v of the provis- utay bo drtvon iu s vided. r ' bo alio' i, in tbe sum of live dollars; and if the offendor slave, his owner or employer shall pay a like sum, fusal to do so, the said slave shall bo eftmmit- his I expeusos; and I . together with all any free person of color offending uiust this Ordinance, refuse or bo uuuble to pay tho repaid tines, such free person may be committed to jail, there to rotuain not exceeding ton daje, or nntil the eaid tine and all expenses ahull have been paid. 8xc.ft. And be it further ordaiued. that uo caiU. drays, wagons, or othor carriages, ehall use tho lanes of the city, tut shall avoid driving through them, and loresaiu. v s thereof, i ' the owuurs or employers thereof, shall be fined in a sum not oxcoediug three dollars, to be col lected and enforced in the same manner as is proscribed i the fmirth section of this Crdiuance. Tho City Marshal, City Constables, and tho ot&oors ..Id privates of the City Guard, aro horoby instructed to enforce the abovo sections of an Ordinance passed June 6th, 1838. By order of his Honor, R. WAYNE, Mayor. Edward Q. Wilson. Clerk of Council. mh4—10 ItOPOHALH will be received fur the __ struction and putting down of a Flood Gato in the ipringfiold Canal. For plan and spocWioatious, apply i the nndersigued JAMES V. SCREVEN, feb *28 Chairman D. C. C. XT 142 BIT TICKETS FBI It NEGHOEN,- T w Extract from Ordinance passed 2d August, 1839, lUlli suction: 'le it further urdainnl, That a gonnrnl ticket given ie master, owner, employer, or guardian -• irsoti of color, shall pass the bcaror th I'olook 1*. M. % Upholstery and Cabinet Work. ~ Tho subsorlbera having taken the store on Whltakor-otrcet, next tP'*>lbblo ft Carey's Tai loring Establishment, r«r ktfully annouuoo to . the oltiseus of Savannah that they are prepared to execute all orders in the above line on the moet REASONABLE TERMS. „ , Speoial attention paid to repairing all kindaof Furnl- «a* Fuuorale supplied at the ehorteetnotiee. ” JAMES LARKIN, out 20 It THOMAS TIERNEY. 1>livid. Morris, CoiiNKR or Bryan and Jrkkkbhon-Strxkts, 8AVANNAII, Manufacturer of Iron Doors, Shutters, Locks, all kinds Railings, Orates, tec. rtAWWiia*, » WROUGHT IRON SAFES, with unpick- able Looks, mads to OKDEU. Persons wish ing to ascertain the qualities of the Safes mado by me in this eitr, are respectfully . referred to tho Rank of Savannah, the Turners' Bang, aad the following mer chants, whom I have supplied: A. A. Solomons ft Co.. Einstoln ft Eukman, J. L. Cope, and D. B. Nichols. All orders punctually attended to.ly aug 24 6uns, Uifles, Hardware, &c. prae eu4 be turuishod that tnoae mills are capable of ay speed of 20u revolutions per minute, and apoud aro nearly aoiseless; the cut of iBawa being i are nearly l .... „ at alone heard. A common speed tor the siuglu aaw under this application is from 2ftu to 300 revolu tions per minute f Thu etyte in which these Englues and their appurtenances are gotten up, is superior throughout, wh:io the mill In Us design, embonios eve ry practical and well tried Improvement extern. The Engine and other work from this MUbllshment is not •xoelled In any part of tbe United Mates. Eiuido) iug ns it dues, the best talent, and provided with the best heavy aad light tools and materials. *u> euj+riurity of style ur \ourkm<u**hip ie udmilUd! T his point is readi ly coaotdod by all who visit these very extensive works, ri / ’ Attention ia also called to (Jetppttr’at “ Strictly Portable and VIbra- t0» , F ,> Circular immv tlill; which may be hauled w ith eutiro laoility, from point to point* at pleasure, by four horses; aud is warranted su perior to any heretofore premated to tbe public. Gsntraeta made lor delivery in New York, New Or leans, Mobile. Charleston, Savannah, Augusta or Ma con the transportation to these pom;* bciug moder ate from the facilities presented by tilt Railroad and water eommuuioatioa therewith. Address, A. WARNER, Soo'y, or, J. 8. WINTER, Ag't, ^ . Montgomery, Ala. F. 8.—These works have ret bntly shipped to Tcnso- eola, Fla., a Mill provided with two ot “ Cooper's diredt aoUuA Gang Eugmcs, uud tu of his siuglc buw En- linc*^' which are capable of ctilUug 50,000 fuel of lurn- Th# parties ordering, effecttd the purchase after n tour through the Northern and Eastern Slates, ins-arch of the best and most approved Mill, alter hr.texc.miu- ing those of this ooutpaay; ther rvturuod after thor ough investigation, convinced that uo establishment met with presented such geuer-U advantages, or combi nations of iuprovemout su fout d at thoso works. itxrj.KL.Ntks: T. O. Metonlf, Presideat Mochjntos' B'k Augusta. G. B. Lamar, Tros't B it of tho Republic, New York, icnardft OmUb.N. Y.f «. WitfougWn, Savannah. m-M. Martin, Charlo»U»u; Wright, WUlianxi ft Co.. rSVAKKof Bii Binds for eale, wholcaale or *' ‘ J A M L $ h l' LLi VAN, No. 146 Brought on-st. i iuuuh.ftce* ''HE 8UB8CKIHKR begs leavo to inform hia _ frimds and the public generally, that he has pur- aaed the satire stock or Mr. JOHN CARKUTHER8, 17ft (>>ngress-st., and that he will sell GUNS, H1FLE8, "IffrOLS, fto., at very low prions, for cash. Manutacturiug aud repatriug, of all kinds, promptly *•" ‘- 1 —■* -,llov and carofally executed, aud ; prices, J. T. JONES. liKNKKItT’8 BOOTH AND IJAITKU8. fjj Just received from Philadelphia. M Gentlemen In want of a tjoon artiole are iuvited to thn above good*. feb 24 W. HEiDT, Gibbons' Building. Chcup Dry Uvotls. A N assort morn .if new Dre.s Goods,« J\ Silks, De Laines. Alpacas, Murena Walked Collars, Undertloevea. Chcrais ••'is. ao ; cly 1< I. DA 1 S‘1^. Laines^ Alpacas, Moreaa, GinihMw! -rked Collars. Underslceres, Chemisettes, L. C. Udkts., Ladies’ Kid Glovos, Crape him-Is, and various other articles, whieh will be sold extre cly low, at No. I4fi Gibbons's Range, by loot ft j t. DASHER. CANDLIJ8. 1 F\ BOXE8 Hull Sc Hou'e Mould Camlles, 15 do lnj pure 8poriu aud Stearin do, ft do Adamaatlue do, nil at coat prices; Ift do Tateut Tallow do, 121£ cents her lb.; ft half Ibis No 1 Mackerel; 6 do do No 2 do: 10 qr do Nos I aud 2 do; ft lull bbls Codfish, Sounds and Tongues; 2U boxes Pearl Starch; 20 do Colgate's l*»lo hoap; 20 half bbls extra Canal Floor; 1ft bb.f£xtrado; 40 basket« assorted brands Cliatnpagne; l*oadon Porter, qUand pints . B*iuu old Braudiea aud Wines, ia bottle and on draagul. To be sold cheap for easb, at inarj SCALLY'S. St. Andrew's Hall. I bble. ol first rale O 3IOKKD IIB£UltINf;w,—r>Uboxes oi'auuled O Harrtngs it. store and for sale at CHECK iUATTlNfti—4-4, nU* a B. SCALLY’S, St. Andrew aHnU. - • -WV. / lAt.TlLli 80AI-.-lli Cuulc'aup \J in store, and for sale at r SCALLY'S. 84. Aadiow's ilxll. A 1’I-LIW AKU UMIIMN bbl.. BALD- -K MBIUUAM, KKLLY t CO. -10 i. tor Ml, by [j.a 19) BOW >HfNT«X B Ureuadiumi, dilks, Dmuums do Ve- blaek Greuaditxo Silk, Satin Barcxee and Titsuos, . bite Barege and colored, ia yle, just received AIICIN ft BURNS. (\'AT8 Tor SALK^-Lwidtng from brig Mary W^OOWUHIimus.-A largo * » *»■•» a«wtmout juM open and for t t*. M.; but that, iu order to pass a negro or free person of color after teu o'clock I*. M., a snocial ticket ehall be giveu. whieh tloket shall specity the hour when it is to expire, and maybe given both be fore aud after ton o'clock V. M.: Provided, however, that no ticket shall pass the boarer thereof after mid night. whether it be dated before or after that hour, un less the time whon it is given, and the otjeot in view, and tho place to which tuo bearer is sont, are distinctly specified." Tho oftloors and privates of the City Guard aro hori by ordered to enforce the above suction. By order of his Honor tho Mayor. „ * EDWARD O. WILSON, 8avannah, 25th Jan'y, 1853. Clerk of Couucll. WilK Hubscribor has nowr rocntvrd his fall stock I of Stoves, and respectfully solicits a call at his es tablishment, where a large varioty of Stoves for cook ing, parlors and offices, from the best manufacturers, are on sale, on the most reasonable terms. Also, Hol low Ware, l'ots. Ovens, Spiders, Saucepans, Cast Iron Tumps, Boor Tumps, Cast Iron Charcoal Burners, Sad Irons, Revolving aud Long Hundlo Wattle Irons, Wafer Irons, Fire Dogs, Firo Irons, Nalls, Tacks, Table Cut- lory, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Box and other Cotfoo Mills. Brass Faucets aud Couplings, Ac. A choice selection of Tlanishod Ware, Coffee Biggins, Tea l’ots. Oyster Dishes, Chafing Dishes, large and •mall, Egg Boilers, Castors. Britauuta Ware, Bar Room Pitchers, Liquor Mixers, jjigar Lamps, Centre Table l*amp», Campbiue Lamps, Oil Lamps, and a variety of Ilritauuia Burning Fluid Lamps, Brass and White Metal Oandlestioka. A largo assortment or Japanned and Plain Tin-Wars, Chamber Pails, Toile*. Pails, Wino Coolers, Toilet Cases, Cash Boxes, Square and Round Boxes, Spice Boxes, Ba sins aud Pitchers, Molasses Puts, Nursery Lamps, Glass Draiuors, Knife and 8poon Boxes, Travs, 12 to28inches. Spittoons, Foot Baths, fto., fto. Woodou Ware, Mats, Wood Horses, Clothes Uor Step Ladders, Tubs, Pails, Keelers, Measuros, FI Boxes, Willow Wagons, Children's Willow Chairs, Brushes, ftc., fto. All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron work exoouted with dispatch. IM filed Catalogues may be had on applica tion and tent post free. Silver’s Fire and Water-proof Minc-xl Paints < stantly kept on haml; Camptiine and Spirit Gaa. a... » ... ... -_x u b* rB4n i. It . Sale Room—10, 12 and *« Workshop-184 Bay-st. JOHN J. MAURICE. liuiKM-tout to Housekeepers. r \'HE 8ubscrib.tr respectfully informs his patrons I aud tho public generally that ho now sends his Waggon round the city daily to furniak thoae who wish a good article of Camphine aud Spirit Gas, w ith a regu lar supply. Families desirous of beiug furnished w ill please leave their address at the store 10, 12 and 14 Barnard Street. (Jul 7] JOHN J. MAURICE. le cure of Cough*, i uf tkt Throat—so Wsda not recom- COIK.'HH, COLDS AND HIIONCHITIK P AHTILLESDE PARI3,/or the Vul<U uiul Bronchitis, Ageciu-n prevalent at this season of th« year, muudthu Pastilles de Paris to cure all the ilia lift) is heir tq, but we do say they will cure all sJTsotiofis of tho throat, as a trial of them will prove. Manufactured by Moore ft Taylor, 81 Maiden Lane, Now York. Just re ceived aad for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, Monument Square. N. B —The genuine bears the written signatnre df Meore ft Taylor. PILOT AND NAVY BREAD. r\Ci BARUEL8 lauding from brig Wilson Fuller JU and for sale by mars CLAP HORN A CUNNINGHAM. 4 FOKHALK. ~ STEAM ENGINE—perfectly new, of 10horse l-ower. with Booilor attached. Apply to o W COHENS ft HERTZ. j>KANDY. A-c*—-5 half pipes Ourd Brandy ; d<**k* DM Poach do: 50 bbls. Domestic do.; 4 pipes Holland Oln: 30 bbls. P. A.do.; 40 bbls. N. O. Bos l 7* IMS. N. O. Whiskey : SU bbls. Old Moaonga- helado. Received aad for aale by McMahon a doyle. 11 KUKIVKD per XV FI* Haaae—foi sal - .^'catucr Alabama, *2 barrels A. BONAUD, AMH, BMOKKD BKBT, TONOUKS, itc - *' OBO. AUSXAVDtea. Costar’s EjLtprmlnutor. J ?OR THE TOTAL EXTERMINATION OF 1 nets, Mice, Cocktoacl.es. Ants, Ground Mice, ales, Ueotlos, Crickets, fto. Warranted not injurious to tho human family. Will uot die in their holes. Also an Exterminator for the total annihilation of BED BUGS. Principal Depot. 448 Broadway. Kxrr.neNCES.—Washington end Centre Markoto; Mr. Hodges, Carlton House ; Ji. I). Howard, Irving House: Captain Flowers, PaHAo Hotel ; Shelley’s Saloon, Johnson proprietor, Broadway and Anthony streets; Chas. Thibault, No. Ift Washington street; L. Delmo- ntoo, 2A Broadway ; E. G. Howard, Kditorof tho Sun day Times; Westchester lionse, Bowery and Broome streets ; W. llolberton, A'*) Broome street, aud 7ft Maiden Lane: Empire City House; I*. V. King, 41 South street; George Gay, 07 Uniou Tlaoo ; Benjamin Wood, 40 MoDougal street; L. B. Binesso, 43 John street, and 80 St. Mark's Tlace; Thomas Thomas, Jr., Atohit«ut,30< Broadway. cr.itTiriUATB or 167 deaths. I have given llenry It. Costar's Exterminator an ef- footual trial, and lutving seen the wondorfnl effects ut the same, and convinced of the superior efficacy of his Exterminator over any other preparation ever offerred to the public, I cordially recomrooud it. By two appli cations of the Extenuinstor, 167 RATS were found dead i the kitchen and cellars. THOMAS KIRK, Bowery Hotel, 39ft Bowery. New York, December llih, 1851. For ssle by all tho wholosalo druggists iu the city and the principal druggists In tho United States, Canadas, Wost Indies, fto. Warruutcd in all cases. None gouuino unloss signod by 1IKNKY R. COSTAR, jy 29 ly 4tH Broadway, New York. OfM- For sale by J. A. MAYER, 164 Broughtou-st; and by J. B. MOORE ft CO. De wise In tluir>—’Tin Tolly to defer. AFFLICTED READ 1 fpilOUSANDS are suffrriny front disease from 1 whieh there is no difficulty in being |>ermanently and speedily relieved, provided the means be used. As erery vice has its own punishment, so it would scorn every disease has its remedy. This Is true, and thore is nothing in this life more certain than that the AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most speedy and certain remody for all diseases of a delicate character, known to the world. Adapted to every stage of tho dis ease sox and eonstitutlou, at a . times and soasonu, thore is no fears of exporure, detention from business, nor restriction in dist;f rom tho cortain and speedy re lief it gives, it is now tho most popular remedy of the day. Ten thousand cases have been cared oflectually by it during tbe past year. Prepared by a practical physician, tho xifiictcd can rely with confidence on its curative powers over diseases of ibis character. Full directions accompany each bottle. BA-CAUTION—Ask for the American Compound, and purohaso only of tho Agents. Observe that the genuine has the wriiten Signature of the proprietor on the wrapper, and the name blown iu the Glass—Prico For sale by A. A. Solomons ft Co., Thos. M. Tumor A Co., W. W. Lincoln, Savannah : Phillip Mniso, Agnsta; Ellis ft Co.. Macon; William Root, Marietta; and by Druggists in all the large towns and Cities in the United Wilmot’s Jewelry Store. rpiIE ML'1!KC III HE It has ou hand, and is JL constantly receiving from the best and most respeo- -ahlo utanufocturers in the country, Rich Diamond, Ru by, Pearl, aud other Jewelry, and sterling Silver Ware, such as Table. Dessert and Tea Spoons and Forks; 811- vor I’latos and Waiters; Tea Hots; Castors; Cups nnd 8auoors; Goblets; Tumblers; Pap Boats; Soup and Suuce Ladles; Pie, lee Cream, Cake and Fish Knives: Solid Silver Dessert, Pieklo and Butlor Knives; Nap kin Rings; 8alt Cellars and Fruit Knives; Silver Plated Spoous, Forks and Ladles; Cake Baskets; Castors; Waiters; Snuffers and Trays; Ivory Balauce-Handle Knives and Silver Plated on Steel Table and Dessort Knives. Fine 21 day Marble Mantle Clocks and common Brass locks of every description. Gold and Silver Lever and Lenine Watches; Fine Euamv'Bod Hunting Watches; Gold and Silver Thim- blos; Golu *nd Silver Spectacles j Gold and Silver Watch Chains, oenta and Keys; Fine Rogers's Pocket Cutlery; Raxors and Kaior Strops; Card Cases Port Monais. Particular attention will b» given to repairing of Watches and Jewolry. From his long experience and extensive facilities, he confidently believes he will satisfy all who du~ Cavoi him with their patronage. His prices are as lo'w, i-*d‘ terms as liberal as at any establishment in the State, r 18 8. W1LMOT, No. 1 Market-square. KiSK’ffi METALLIC n«'UlAL CASES. This valuable article L jiiatrecel ved aud for sulo by I. W. MORRELL Sc CO., sept 3 ly Soloagonisin this City for tho Inventor PIANO FOltTES. W. MORRELL & CO. Hare on hand a eplendid assortment ’ Piano Fortes, from the best manu- [factories in tho country. For toue and finish ther ' ‘ b ~ SAVANNAH BARBER SHOP AND BATHING SALOON. fpiIK duhscribor would respectfully announce 1_ to the aitisens of Savannah, and of Georgia. Ala bama, Florida, Booth Carolina, that this long and well known establishment is open for the reception of his friends. He assures thorn that uothiug will be left un done on his part toooutinun it a convenient aud comfor table Barber Shop. His prtees will bo aa reasonable as In any similar establishment in Now York. Hair Cutting, in noatnnd fashionable style $0 21) Single Shave - Shampooing Shaviugsix aud seven times a week 2 Shaving fivo times a.week - 1 Shaving three or four times a week 1 Tickota for Children's. Jlair Cuttiug, 8 for 1 OU Uot and Cold Baths....ffi Parents are respccffally (informed that every aud pains will be taken with their children when to the Saloon to be waited upon. Ho will also keep for •ale a variety of Faney Goods, such as Goutletuon' Cravats, Stocks, all kinds of Gloves, Dress Shirts, Me rino and Cotton Undorshirta and Drawers, l'ockot lldkfs., Collars, Socks, and othor articles or Gentle men's wear; also—lluir, Tooth, Hut, Nail, Flesh. Clothes and Shoo Brushos; Soaps, Oils, Colognos, ana n great variety of othor articles. Bnliu of Savannnb. This beautiful preparation is manufactured by him- r cleansing and darkening the JUir; thousands dved the benefit of eleansu-g nf dandruff, “ r, uiend it. Price—$1 a bottle, c . *wtnnL ' three bottles f • $2 26. Aiigustu Barber Shop. lie would also take the pleasure of Informing his tnerous friends that ho has oponod a tnagnifloont Harbor Shop under the Augusta Hotel, Broad-street, Augusta, whore evory convenience will bo found to make his ra- trous comfortable. Strangers und friends visiting Au gusta aro rospcotfully solicited to give me a call. J. M. HAYWOOD, Monumont-sq., Savanna jan 1 ly Aud under Augusta Hotel, Broad-it., Aug( U»0of Woodford's fine Gilt Cornices; 2UUU fiuo Euglisli Curtain Bauds;' Curtain Pins; Worsted Cord, in varie gated colors; largo Worsted Tassels * sni Tassels for Pictures; Pi just received and for sale by oet 26 I. W. MORRELL ft CO. viutnges aud wurrautad 4tl. proof, in Custom Houso stores, aud forsale on as favorable terms as any in mart kut. A constant supply of direct im|H>rtations, Cog nac and Bordeaux Brandies. Also 100 baskets “ Buo- navista" Chainpangne, imported by ourselves—a choice ll’inr. fit) baskets lieidsiok aad Boueho Champagne.- For sale on favorable terms, by feb -21 WEBSTER ft PALMES. FLOIU. OH BARRELS Hiram Smith Flour, OLf 40 " pure Gennessoe di 32 hf Extra Landing from brig Wilsi mar 14 MOUKNiNU MOODS. B lack crape shawls, “ Bombasines, “ Canton Cloths and Alpaoas, “ Grenadine Crepo de Parrie, " Bareges and Black and White Tissue, Love Veils, Silks Gloves. CheiaisotU, and Under lldkfs, Just received by W. fc. WADSWORTH, 83 Broughtou-st bPUINCi ««01>S. ECEIVEDjtot' Steamer— Plain and Printed Bareges, Uarogu do Lain, Chally, Plaid and Printed ludia Silks, Printed Orgnndios and Jackonots, French Cambrics, Ginghams, Muslin and Lac* Collars and Sleeves,! feb 10 Parasols, Stan Shades, fto., ftc. HENRY LATIIROP ft CO B ACON. WhlaltynnU Hui;iir. 20 Ithds. Prime new Cincinnati Bacon aides 100 bbls. Now Orloans Whiskey Hlhhds. Now Orleans Sugar landing from schr. Louisa Scars, and for sale by uiar 1 COHENS ft HERTZ. ClGAltS. Tl'ST received n choice lot of CIGARS, viz. O 10.000 Rio Hondo*, 10,000 La Goipusonaua. 10,000 La Patria, 8,000 l* India, 10,000 Antonio Garcia, for »*lo by P. JACOBS, No. 27 Bull-etreet, 8il*w of the Big Indian, near Monument-suuare, fob ft Savannah, Georgia, O L ie Alt.—-„i> hltds. choice Porto Rico fcJugur, O hading and for sale by mui CLAGUORN ft CUNNINGHAM. l/'itlllHOIllUKUSS, (..co ami Hu.liu 0'apo., I j Uuder-hantlkPs, Lace and Mnslin Collars, Emb'd Uaudkerchiefo, Undur Sleeves. Swiss aud Camb'o Edg- I REQUEST the citizens . nut to call on the mon attending the public pumps to repair them, except through the Contractor, as he personally secs and examines overy pump in the city •» ur J »I*y (Sundays exoeptcd) by eleven o'clock, A. M. The subscriber will attend to any calls for deepening, clouting, or repairing on now private pumps. Lr JOSEPH R. THOMPSON, Pkft City Pump Contractor. B RANDY.—half pipaa choice llraudy Dow landing, of the foliowlac brands : W c l 4 pipes uf LondonCXlor Hounessy, 5 ?! Dtard, Dupuy ft Co. Cognac, zx : ha Utnasif 6 « " J. J. Dupuy “ , “ SaawM Imported May 21st, 1891—for sale by BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. pOOftUNU HTOYKI* 'of beat * VV Also three Range*, for sale cheap 1 nw « J AMEK SULLIVAN, iTa Tfi Philadelphia Advertisements. Bin no Fortes* Q. O. B. CARTER, No. 171 Chestnnt- reet, sixth door above Finh. opposite State House, up stairs, Fuilxdkl a, now offers to the public an eu- ly new assortment of PIANOS, Just received from the most celebrated makers, and ol h patterns aud finish aa tv doty competition. Messrs. junf* n, - L '—• w •- •—* *- whiab of all inTre PATENT MEDICINES, fto. Nunns ft Clark's aud James Thompson's Instruments, which are here offered, stand unrivalled in tho opiuiou of all enrapotent judges, as possosslngleauly and purity of tone novor before ulUlncd by auy maker. Also, PIANOS with JEOLIAN Attachment, Churoh and Parlor ORGANS, 8E11APHINE8 and MELODE- ON8, all of which are warranted, and will be aold at the manufacturers' lowest cash prices. All cash orders for music promptly Attended to. Seooud hand Pianos bought and 'sold. Pianos tnnsd and repaired. P- 8.—The extraordinary sncocss of the PHILADEL PHIA ACADEMY GF MUSIC,and tho porfoctsatis faction it has given, induces tho subscriber to continue U. 1/Cfsout in SINGING, PIANO, HARP, GUITAR, fto., arc given by Artists uf tho very highest ability. It needs but bo inentionod, that Sig. AN nil LA ALFI8J, nnd Miulonioiscllo IlKLENE 8CIIAAFF, who stauii i ro-eminont among the profession, aro conneutod with thn Institution, and devote tholr tlmo and talonts to the pupils. fJw2S ly) O. C. II. CARTER, Principal. J . IIENKEL8, No. 178 Chestnut-street, Philndelphin. OPl’OHITB TilK STATU HOLMS, \ ) iu Brouatollc, Dudi and Satin Do Lnino. Curtains hung in tho most niibstautial manner. ELEGANT FUHN1TU11E, OF FRENCH MANUFACTURE, in sots for Drawing-Rooms, always ou hand or import ed to order. Persons wishing to Furnish iu ths latest style in ths Fall, are respectfully informed that wo arc now Imving manufactured in Paris twenty fiuo seta of superb Rone- wood Drawing-Room Furniture, of which tho sample sols havo bocu received. The style is entirely newand of tho most graceful design. Those wishing to Furnish now will please call and examiuc the immense stock on hand boforo purchasing, as the goods will bo sold low. A largo assortmont of well finished plain Mahogany Furniture always on hand, for sale cheap. largo Wain je 26 Lee ft Walker, (SUCCESSORS TO GEORGE WILLIQ.) No. 188 Chestnut-lit., Phlmleipliia, DKALKKHIN PIANO FORTES, AIiiAicnl InMtrtinicutn, Sheet Music, Violin,(.tiitiir, llarn Siring, dee. A ll of which will bo sold at the very lowest rates. Catalogues sent to auy partof thoU.Btatos Idressing as above, post paid. LEE ft WALKER'S stock being one of the largo the U. States, are confident of giving satisfaction t those w ho may favor them with their patronage. UlUCAT TRIUMPH ACHIEVED ny Evans St Watson’s No. 88 Dork-strcet, Philndelphin, FIRE-PROOF CHESTS! ST TDK 8TATK VAIIl, lUtlltlAHUKU, PA, October 30, 1861. Tho undorsigned,appointed a Committee lor the purpose by tbo officers of the State * r -‘- woro present this after- when Messrs. EVANS tncncing at 1 o'clock, P. M., . .. lohilch’-ut furtxco hours, sulfi- oiout to destroy tho cast iron foot. On opening tho Chest, **“**““■ togothor with 2,000 circulars deposited in i, wore taken out, not only having been pro- DCi Yui^ uuv uot haviug the appoarauoo of scorch upon Joszru niTNKn, John u. Cox, Ex-Governor o Ta. Chxs. E. llEiarxa. A. O. Hei.htkr, E. E. Uuudinott, A. T. Newbold, C. W. VAN UOIta’S IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER. Air Prolapsus Uteri, {Pulling <f Ihe Womb.) r FHL utfouiioii of l'hyeiciana ami Lmiicsiiuircriiig I from the above derangement, is respectfully in vited to “Uti»» Uot, '* Jmj>roml Uterine Sujqiorter,"— They are made without the Steel Springs, which are highly oliiootionnblo on acouuntof theirehating tholiips, Ac., making thorn ex'retnuly unpleasant to bo work.— 1?»®y have uo superior for tho roliuf and cure of the above displacement, and are rccointnendm. and used in the practice of the following Professor nof Gbiv^frics and Dijeases of women and children, vtk,: Proflessor J. A. Eve, Medical College, Augusta, Ga. “ J- 8. Longshore. Female Med. College, l'hila. 1 Chas. Woodward, Med. lust., Citmiunatti, O. '* W. P. Johnston, ColuinhiaCol'ge, Wash'n.D.C. ** 11. Miller, Med. Dcn't, Unir'y, I^misville. Ky. * A.II. Cenas, Med.CuUoge of I«ouuiana,N. O., and by the Physicians generally throughout the United Statas. C. W. VAN HORN ft CO . Philadelphia. Manufacturers also of Tru ises, of all descriptions of Instruments for Curvaturo Spine, Club Foot, and for all derangement* requiring tho uso of Bandage*, or Imit.ru- monta for restoration. J, 1«. MOOIIE ft CO. j® ly Agents in Savaunali C. W. VAN! IIOKN’S Improved Elaxtie Shoulder Brace, The only Brace manufactured that does not bind or chafe under the arms, and can be worn with both eaec and comfort. Those who have worn other Braces re requested to give these their superiority over ks, students, tailors, 8 , children of both soxos, aud all othora, who cither from habit cupatiun, or from a weakly or Utcd constitution havo aoquii jhabit of bending forward, (round 'shouldered) aud com pressing tho Chest and Lungs, will Und the above Brace to roniedy tho above defect, and ensure an erect carriage, with improved symmetry and form of body to the wearer, and also allowing a fall, free and healthy action and expansion oi the Lungs, by removing tho compression, and proventing thereby tho Pulmonary Organs from bosoming woak and disoasnd. O. W. VAN HORN ft CO., Manufacturers of Surgical Bandages of all description! Philadelphia. (je 17) J. B. MOORE ft CO. Liver Complaint) Diseases arl- alng fi.ua a disor dered Liver or Sto mach, such as C'onntlpa- ' tfon, Jnanrd Piles, Fullness or BIoq.1 to the Head, Acidity of tho Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis gust for Food, Fulluoss or wotght in the 8U — Til, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter ing at the rK of tlie 8tomach. Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult' Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chokiafbr Suffocating Sensations w hen in a lying posture. Dimness of mmum PATENT MEDICINES, ft Cl Depression iff’ Quints, can bu eilootualiy curod by Dll. llOOFLAJNIVtt CRLKBKATKD GKHMAN RITTERS, riiKVAKKO HT DR. C. M. .IAUKHON, AT THE GERMAN ME DILI PE STORE, 120 ARCH STR EE T, PHIL A DELPHI A. Their itowerover the above diseases is uot arretted, if equalled, by any other preparation in the UniLd States, luuljiiiliit* ****** iH " tu "V c <*+**> •ftcr skitjulphysicians Thoae Bittero ro worthy the attention of invalids Possessinggren virtues in tho rootllioNtion of disuasos oi tho Liver and lessur glands, uxereislng the most searching powers Iu weakliest* and affections of the di gestive organs, they aro withal safe, cortain and pi. The editor said, Deo. 22d— J)r. Uoafland's cnlebrutnl German Hitters, for tlio ot of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspe,«ia, Chronic u* Nervous Dobl .ty, is doscrvodly ouo of 1 ho most popular medicines of the day. These Bitters hi.vclieeu used by thousands, and a friend at our elbow says he has hirn- •olf rocuivod an effectual and pormuucnt euro of Liver Complniut from tlio use of this remedy. Wo aro ci vlnocd that, in tho uno of khosu Bitters,‘the patient m, u - stautly strength and vigor—a fact worthy of groat oonsiuoration. Thoy aro pleasant in tasto nnd smell, and can bo used by persons with tlio most delicate at. achs with safety, under any circnmstances. We tlieirii fr0ln exporl#nco » an ^ ®fflicted we advise Scott's Weekly, one of tho host literary papers pnb lished, said, August 2ft— • “ Dr- Houjhmd's German Hitters, manufactured by Dr, Jackson, aru now recoin rnoudod by some or tho most prominent members of the faculty aa an artiolo of much efficacy in caaes or fonialo weakness. As such is the caso, wo would advise ull mothers to obtain a bottle, and thus save thomsolvoH much sickness. Porsons of debil itated couiititutious will Hud these lliotora advuutage- ous to their health, as wo kuow from experience tlie salutary effect thoy have upon w eak systems." MORE EVIDENCE. The Philadcl; hia Saturday Gazette, tho best family newspaper published in the United States. Thci “ ■ays uf DR. UOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTER8. "It is seldom that wo recommend what are termed Pa tent Medicines, to the confldoneo auil patronage of •d that we aro not .peaking of tho nostrums of the day, th.-itnro noised about for a brief period aud thuu forgotten, after thoy havo dono thoir guilty race ofutiS' idloino long cBtulilmlioa, universnllj rldfncn has been received (like the Evidi . foregoing) from all sections of the Union, tlio last threi yoars, and tho strongest testimony in " of it used in the practice of the regular physicians of Philadelphia than all other nostrum; biiicd, a fact th ‘ proving that a their quiot approval Jily be t'Htablished, and fully ving that a scientitn preparation will meet witu * huu presented even in this That this medicine will enro Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia no ouo can doubt, after using it ua directed. It acta specifically upon thustomaohuiidllver ; it in pre ferable to calomel iu all bilious diseases—tho effect is immediate. They cun ho administered to female or in fant with safety nnd reliable bum-lit at auy time. 11KWAHE OF COUNTERFEITS. This medicine has attained that high character which tl livos of thoso who a i the writtcu signature of C. M. JACKSON upper, and hia name blown in tho bottle, iCltAout which they ure spurious. For sale Wholosalo uud Itotail at the G K It M A N M E D 1 C I N K S T O R E. No. 12U Arch-stroot, one door below Sixth, Philadelphia and by rospootablo uoulors generally through tho country. rUICKH KKDLTCKD. To enable all classes of invalids to enjoy the advantage! of their great restorative powors. Single but lies 75 cents. Aleofor ealo by J. A. LaROCUE, W. W. LINCOLN Druggists, Savaunali, Ga. Wnuleaalo Agents, Uaviland, Ilarrail ft Co., Charles- ton. 8. C.MWfly WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! S ^IIli' ^'jacrihor has now anil keeps constantly on hand a largo supply of tho best quality of High ■id Oak, Hickory, aud Pino WOOD, which he offers is low for cash aa cau he bought in tho city. Wood Yard loartho Railroad Bridge. [tobI9-3in] P. WHITE* Kce.l Cane! 1 MIK Diidorngiini is prepared to supply orders fur REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipment, tl short notice. Also, keeps constantly on hand a large stock of Oak, Ash, B’-."k Jack, lino and Light WOOD! Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. rpiIK ALTERATIONS a I in our Store, including i Piano Fortes, aud A MUSIC DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES. holng now oumpletod, we would invito the attention of tho musical p.iblio to our stouk,comprising overy art In the lino, which can be furnishou (wuoucsalk . KKTAIL) at New-Yorkprices. PIANO FORTES, by A. Stora ur ft Co., J. B. Dunham, and others of ••- tablished reputation, constantly on hand. F. ZUGBAlIl)! Sc CO., Importers, IIAKGAINS: IIARGAINH! DRV GOODS AT COST. WT c * WADSWORTH will commcuco di, TV • posing of his rich aud valuabl. stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, This day, Deo. 9th, at New-York cost. We hope no one in want of any articlo in tho Dry Goods line will fail ta call and examine the goods and prices boforo purchasing, as we are determined to ooll these goods at prices full 2ft per cent, leu than they can be bought at any other bouse in the city. We win nut ouumerate prices here, but invite all to call, assuring them that goods will be offered at priocs wliiuh will be satisfactory. d®° P Store under Marshall Uonsa. tailoring;. " TUTK88H8. DIIIMLE A. CAIIEY having just ro- JLTX turned from tho North, rospectfully invito their customers, the citisens of Havanuah. and the public generally.,to tall and examine their Fall stock of all ?,V’VL a ?° ,or ® of French, English aud Ainericau Cloths, Cauuueres and Vestings, which they are pre pared to manufacture to ordoV in the neatest and most fashionable styles. Also thoir stock of Ready-Made Clothing, consisting in part or Sardinian, Albert Top, Chesterfield, Coddington, and other now and fashionable Coats, Vesta and Pants. The undersigned having selected these goods with great care, feel confident.'. Icasiug all who may bo in Thffilr °r FURNISHING GOODS and *£NCY All HULLS is complete and well Aisorted, whieh thoy will sell on tho must favorable and accom modating terms. •«PjB DIBBLE ft CAREY. New Ooode P KR STK.AMtR FLOHIOA—Unrrye., Ti.iu.i, DeLaiuce, Muslins, Robes and Challeys. mar 2 NEV1TT. LATIIROP ft STEBBINS. arrive per adioonor Martha Jana f.*o*n New Origans—by Lml) K1NCHLEY, LOCKETT ft CO. W 1/ | RBI.S., N. O. Whisky, lattdiug this day per A v/V / brig Kate Heath, and for sale by WILLIS* BRUNDAOK. ForSule lo Arrive. •-If )[| 8uck3Saltrxpecicdd..ily pur akin Rich. UlM/VSH Cobden, 10 to vh* ton. by a A. L. LAMAR. IjRUNlNi* tjcueom uml ln»irumenta, for aaie L e F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan ■ | JlRD UAGEH.-Ju.t i J3 ofCjtnary Cages and Bird Glaues, forealoby * COLLINS ft BULKLE fJT AV ! IIAY S J—UK) balee priiuo Nprtharu 1JL Undine from barque Maria Morton, and for saUlow on wharf, by ROWLAND ft CO. marl f t DNNY OAUG1 NO.—100 Sales ffaony Bair- !JT giag U afore aad for sale by W 3 BUNKER ft OGDEN. UQDES Ea-icrn Hay. far sale WOOD! WOOD!! r PHE 8UB8C1UHER keens cousiautly os hand a I largo supply of Oak and Black Jack, whieh he will •ell ou as good tornis as wood can bo bought at any wood- yard in tins oity. Orders loft at AL'on ft Co.’s yard,or at my residence, corner of Wost Broad and Bryan its., will bo attended to. (fll ly) F. W. AVEKFELT. WOOD ! WOOD! PIIE Subscriber will keep constantly on band at his WOODYARD, at tho Canal Bridge, a full all seasons, or OAK and HICKORY WOOD. J. D. Jesse's, Broughton-street, will bo promptly attended to. tlT Wood Sold Low For Cnnh. -JFb jan 1 tf J. M. BUTLER. SR&Si UUI'AUTNERSUIF NOTIC'D, f PIIE undersigned liavu this day associated them- _| solves togothor undor tho name and style of Kurnp- ton ft Vorstille, for tlio transaction of a general Dry Goods businoKB. Having taken tbo stand in Waringw Rauge, No. 72 St. Julian, and 107 Bryan-sts., next door to Messrs. F. Zogbaum ft Co.’s Music store, they will, in a few days, be prepared to offer to their friends and tbe public, a haudsome and well selected assortment of Spring Goods. EDWARD 8. KEMPTON, HENRY W. VERSTILLE. Savannah, Feb. 17,1862. ' tGAR Ac MOLASSES. ) 30 hints. N. O. Sugar 2ft “ Choice refiued N. O. Sugar 40 “ Prime and uhoico Porto Rico Fair and Priiuo Muscovado do WEBSTER ft PALMES. H Kill PROOF WHISKY, ifcc. 60 bbls. high proof Wuisky WO •• White •• do IfiO •• N. O. do 40 " Monongahela do 10 “ Pure old Bom bon do 120 " Phelps Gin Domestic Brandy GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA f r BI r«v T », Ms Al'OUMTA, OEOROU. For Dinratet of the Lierr, and to purih ii. Mood : Utrful in Jaundice, Siclllrad. ache, Vizziiutt, Lott of Apvti.u (iemral Dchilily, Constipation ' Piles caused by Vttlitenesi, Paint in the Hornet, or Hl.eumaUtmcauicd by Ihe uie of Mercury, Scrofula, Cutnneuui Eruptions. P, Boils, Utueri.'tfc. pl " ri’IIK ahor. diM.M. aria, .enerall. from I ull.. situ of tb. Liver, or an Impuf, JS, lltood. Ilia Ser.^erllla a III l„ f„„„J ullful l~ / ’i* fVom tbt fact.that It itlmulate. tk. Liter lo^ lncrS.il “l° B ll,a , 'bl^. 0 * M " ll " ** m... :,7&sss^.isi lntMhu ,a sS lu kealtli, ution on tbo Ll.tr aud Blood nron.i. thet.ndenrj- of morbid Inlluonco., and ii oft,n! .!f * S ard .gainst dlKuo. Tho.a who art aoooalnt >d7!tk • Bonlh.ra Saraaparllla will rrndlljrpoli;!,, ml. nro|i.rat on bo. tho natural dan.oarilla uil' w m. 11 * P ,r .» *»d onadultorated aniclt' Th. oltli.ol of Har.nu.k aod .lclnlly arm till, artiolo hat tho but olf.ct upon th. ry.km L*. 1 glru bettor ■atltfullon to tboao * l,o n,. U Uian preparation of the kind in use. auy Physloiana havo aiwuranoo from the proprietor Uiat if contains uothing but Sarsaparilla, with spirit auds*** eharino inatlor enough only to prusorve it. Price $1 nor bottle, or 6 bottlss for tb. 8old iu Savannah by Janies II. Carter and J u Moors* Co.; MidvlUe,by J. Griffin; Sandersvili* u N. W. Haines* Brother jWayne.bcro', hy L.Bchwaru aod hy druggists generally. 7 ‘f* 1 , Those ordering this article from druggists or son mission merchants, should express in their ordert, nr “Donni»’» Georgia jarmnpariiia ’i a speak lu praise of any . ay; Iratw’ * oreature saved hy tbe i *“ — Kinsider it as our right, if of facts, tbal lilt. HOOERS’S LIVERWORT AND TAR! A SAFE mid r.crtuiu curn for Coughs, Colds X.Y Asthma, Consumption of tbe Lungs, Spittiajr of Blood, Bronchitis, ilsupiug Cough, and all I'nlmoxary Affections. v-ve. C^-A liOVKUY YOUNG I.ABY ClIBKD OF CONNIhllPTlON J(jp Tho following is from tho pen of Wm. H. Ls»t. •on. Esq., the distinguished editor of thoU. 8. Military end Naval Argus, under date Now-York, JaausrvlU IRVI. W)ifl!a.filllft h« mnrn nnmilii.lva» * * lisa of any artels lath! wo seo the litenfa fil er any niedld&r whst* ... . ffctott not eqf«ttta,to give a simple statement of facts, that others may. in like manner, be beoeflUed. Tlie case wbleb has in duced us to pen this article waa that of a young lady of onr acquaintance, who by frequent exposure to the night air, contracted a Cold which settled on ths Lusts before its ravages could be stayod. (This occurred two yoars ago this winter.) Various remedies were used, but with very little effect or benefit. The Cough new worse, with copious expectoration, and the sunken eye, and pale, hollow chook, told nlaiuly that pulmohary- disease was doing its worst on ftor delicate frame. The family physician was consulted, and although he would not admit to the youug lady that she really had ths Consumption, yet he would give no encouragement u to a euro. At this crisis her mother wae persuaded tc ‘ make use of a bottle of Dr^Rogera'a Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar, and we aro happy to state she was perfectly cured in less than threo months by this medi cine alone, after oven hope waa destroyed. It is use less to commont ou snob a ease as this, for the aimple truth will reach where polished fiction never can. if any doubt the authenticity of this statement, let them call at this office.—17. ,S. Military and Naval Argus, No. 19 Chat ham-street, N. V. TK&TIMON1KS OK THU N. Y. PRESS. | From the New-York Conrier, Aug. 13,1850.1 Du. ItouEus'8 Sruiiror Livkhwoht and Tah.—Ws havo heard of several important cures recently effected by this excellent medicinal preparation, aad in one in stance that came under onr observation, we can speak confidently. One of our employees, who had snffersd severely from a long standing cold, daring the pset week commenced the use of this medicine, and his Gold has entirely disappeared. [From the New-York Mirror, Sept. 2,1850.] LivzitwouT AND Tah.—Of the virtues of Dr. Ro gers's Cough Aledicino prepared from tlio above arti cles, it ia needless now to speak; Us olficaoy in speedily curing Coughs, Colds, and other lung complaints, which too frequently, if uogleoted. roeult tu Consumption, is too well established id publio confidence to neeu I From tho Now York Dispatch, Aug. 2ftth, 1840.) We havo heretofore taken occasion to give our testi mony in favor of the curative properties of Dr. Itozcn's Compound Svrupof Liverwort and Tar, and would here repeat tho advice already given, for all persons who srs afflicted with Cousuruptfou, or any of tnc premonitory symptoms, to make a trial of Dr. Rogeras* preparation. IM>- The gcuuina is signed Amduew IIoglus, on the steel nlnto engraved wrapper around oaolt bottle, and ■old wholcsalo and retail by 8COVIL ft MEAD, 113 Chartree-et., Now Orleans, Sole general agents for the States, to whom allor- dors and applications for agencies must be addressed. Wholesale aud rotail Agentu iu Savannah—T. M. Turner ft Co., A. A. Solomons ft Co., W. W. Lincoln, J. B. Moore ft Co. 4 mo eod doe. 6 () New Siiriug UoodN. KUANDIE and llrocudu Mmdius Striped and plain India Silks Plain and checked Gluco hi ks Checked and striped Mourning Silks Mousquetino and ntcdlo-worked Collars Under-Sleeves of every style Alexander's colored Silk Gloves Extra tine whito Cotton Hoso Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs White Satin, Dress Trimmings Black, white and colored Prints, kt. fto. fto. Just received by W. C. WADSWORTH, feb 23 Undor Marshall House, Uroughton-st. I t NT RECEIVED—50 halos Georgia 0*na- burgs i to bo sold very low. M. l'ltEX DEliGAST ft CO., 178 BroughUn-st., Opposite,St. Andrew's Hall, Westerns. .. 9 yean old, accustomed to planta- irk, and warranted sound. Apply to l W. V G roceries t groceries!* grocer IE8!!!—Tho stook ol Groceries now in 8t. An drew's UaU, are selling as low for oash, as U is the in- Groce ries, co me t St. Andrew’s Hall. 1 ARD C'ANH, OU aiul Caiuplieuo Cans, Sugar, j Tea and Coffee Canisters, for sale by mar c J AMES SULLIVAN, 145 Broughtou-st. W 8 JAMES SUL Ll VAN, lfo Broughton -s*. SCALLY'S, ht Andrew's Hall. IJ llAMffi*—Two canks of uicu Pig liiuni W ■ nf Flower Pols, ’coL'LINB ft BULKLEY. TnKH, URANDIEHT dko.—TIih suhoori- bora are offering an invoice of Winea, Brandies, r inslgnment OGDEN. s. OTTLED WINES «o«l M RANDIEfo— Madeira, Port, and Sherry Wlnss and Brandies cf ifttage, for sale at [fob IS]SCALLY'S. Pettiiriew’t White Corn. PWO c'argoM of the above celebrated Corn for * sala to arrive by (fab 12) C. A. L. LAMAR. ElaOTHINCA AT REDUCED PR1CEH. \\r'E »ro iioir offering tho balanoo of our aiork VV of Fall and Winter Ready Mi.do Clothing at re- luoed prices-- we will not say at coat—bat as low as any other lionse in the elty, ou our usual credit terms, jan 21 ROBINSON ft CAMP. R. R. R. RE MED I E S. Radway'a Boady Belief Badway’. Renovating Be.olvcnt, Badway’a Beady Bogulator., ' 1 GU'. u»n of which will lo nil canes instantly stop I paiu, quickly ouro disease and nlwaya prevent No Pain, or Sickness, or Disease, or tftiheslthy Mat ter will remain in or affect tha-aysteia while it is under tbeiufluenoe of R..R. K. Remedies. Kadway’s Heady HeUef, lnterually nnd Externally. EXTERNAL PAINS.-Tbs moment it ie applied ex ternally it stops all pain. It cures Rheumatism, Lum bago, Gou., Paralysis, Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Tie lfoioroux, Sprnius and Strains, Distorted Limbs, Pain ful Swellings, Cramps and Spasms, in a few hours. INTERNAL PAINS.—A few drops of Radwsv's Ready Roliuf, taken internally, will atop tho most dis tressing pains of Diarrhasa, Cholera Morbus, Dysentary, and instautly soothu, arrest and allay the most violent amps, spasms and convulsions. R. it. RELIEF.—The very moment it is spilled it ora pain, surreal* disease and removes itsoause. R. R. RELIEF.—Cripples, leap for joy! Theagsd, tho infirm and the crippled, instantly ftol tba effects of Kadway’s Reswiy Reliei ; it rejuvenates old age. readers stiff jointed supple and aotive. Infuses life and ongth ‘u the sore, weak and disabled limb, removes pain and soreness from the joints and muscles, and strengthens and makes sound and whole, the weak, in. firm aud crippled. R. R. RELIEF.—Cough cured in live minutes! Rad- way's Ready Reliof eurod a gentlemen In Jve minutes of a severe fit of coughing. The geutfomaB hod not slept for two nights; it was applied externally and in ternally. R. B. R, HO. 2- Railway’s Renovating Resolvent. Quickly curse Scrofula and all chronio and syphiUUe coini'Iuiute, consumption, bad coughs, wasting away of ‘it body, and all diseases of tho lungs. It retolvos away all diseased deposits. It parities the blood and other fluids, It renovates Uie ayetem. R. It. RESOLVENT.—Nineteen Fevor Sores cured by Kadway’s Renovating Resolvent. A gentleman who bid taken great quantities of Mercurv, who beemaa taDra*- ed, and whose body was a mass of putrid flesh, was •■* tircly cured by the uso of Itadway's Renovating Hssol- vent. The first week ha had taken the Resolvent, a piece of solid matter liko the rind of cheese, one eighth nf au iuch thick and six iuchcs in length, was discharg ed I rom a large sore on hia leg. From that day he new better. He continued tbe use of tbe Resolvent and the Regulators. In two week from tbo time he commenced using the R. R. Remedies, evory sore waa healed, his flesh waa sound and pure, neither blotch or disfigure- l visible to annoy the sight or mar the appear ed 40, who in Ms youth a loalhesome disease hlch threatened his life. Ho was a victim of illtreat- ment— he was salivated with Mereury, and for year* his body has been covered with foul and oorrupt humors. He commenced the use of Kadway’s Renovating fcesol- veut. Uo had used but one bottle when all the merea- rial deposits were driven out of his sy stem. He is now Radwsv's Rknotatino RasoLvaxT—Will cur* all chronio, scrofulous, ayphilitio complaints, mercurial diseases, diseased deposits, nodos, swellings tumori, ulcers, fever sores, consumption, bronchitis, ail diseases that have been in the system for five, ten, or twenty B.B. B. NO.3 HAD WAV’S KKUIXATOKS, A mild, pleasant nnd effoctual^iurgative, superior ta all piUa or powders for rogfilating the bowels. All persons who are inclined to costiveneu are heiw informed that one or two of Kadway’s B- gulators will pleasantly and agreeably empty the bowels twio® in twenty-four hours. R. K. R KG ULATOR8—Chronio CostJveness.-A pop ular gentleman in this city, woll known ta drugxu s throughout the Unitod States, had not enjoyed the lux ury of a natural discharge from the bowcla for twenty- flvo youVfc without the aid of dractlo purgatives, wfiic* 1 had almost borno Min down to tho grave, until he oom- monoud tho use of JUdway's Regulators. Ue first took four por day for a week, thon ouo every day uutil tiie whole organixation became regulated. He uaa now ''is regular evacuations, and has not taken n partioleci medicine for six months. R. K. Relief nnd Regulator euied a gentleman of lif er complaint, who had suffered greatly for a number ot months, by one application of Relief per day for a wes* and a few doses of Regniatore. .... R. R. Relief and Regulators will always euro chW®. fevers, fever and agues, and aU kinds of wtHw* To keep tho bowels regular and theryetam fre® »f«in morbid humors, IL II. It. No. 3, Itadway's Regulators. it. it. it. omuis:. nvt i.\i!ton-»t.,N. *• Jf?at 8ol<1 L> ’ x ' ru “ u “ „ wrum i, Tj LT’l'li H7o r irKKHf: , ic —:ll) k„i 1> (iu.lisQ LutUrs W boi.. KuglUh _ U)0 do. new sealed Herrings: 20quintals new / 100 boxes and 60 half boxes Bunch Ralsias- - per steamer, and for sale by . mar 2 SCHANTtON. JOHNSTON k CO;, PUTRID FLESH- iudisorote aud contracted a loalhesome^ M alaga chalks, okanokh, lks®S’ to—RetolT.a p«r eto.nier Altbtms, 8 »" aga Grapes, IU boxes Oranges, W do. Liquors, R*i“ ’ UM “- AI.EXANDKB. mar 0 Cor, Bullnfid UaugroM sta., Moo^h_ I kOAlKet’l'lcmy0<h>j..—14,’.4 J / Nlilrtio,, 8 to 12-4 Mrow. *^,5 stripes and plaids, Mariners stripes, Blue AjnR* * M licninid, Apron CMnk, Bed-tick, Brown ^ jHlyvNii- WILLI* I suvwsas.
