Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Ttn Detroit Advertiser _ .
that city, hee invented t ilt eueehmrnt to the
piano forte, called the "LfogviM.” It Ii eeid to
exceed in bonuty or toft* «mmI Utility,
nirnt that hee heretofore beMftyaieiited. y , * i,ra 1 l *
lar iu ehape and sound to Uie spring* of e nuslc
box, fastened to a metallic piece,, placed on.the
sounding lionrd-of the piano, nnd acted upon by thF
dampers of the piano. The instrument and the at
tachment may be played eoparutoly or toycther, ac
ceding to the will of the performer, which he oxer-
cimu by tneane of padala, Of which there are four.
Tw® of these connect or disconnect, and two regu
late the piano or forte sound, producing msuy gra
dations of tone.
The connection of the two instruments (for so wa
it call them) by the same noundirg board, insures
sympathy of tone, though one be shut off. And
'when played together, the two blend so delightfully
bell tone to the instrument, similar,
_ S to'that once sought to he obtained
bytho dolle oampagno attachment, hut of much
a mart * ‘ * m
as to impart a bell tone to the instrument, similar,
iowlned^fra^* -1 * 1 - — *| *“
^_erked end characteristic quality
To the vocalist this invention presents great
charms, as nn accompaniment to the voice.
IIELHIBOLDT & EIFLlBB,
Bril Han#era and Manufacturer« of Fire
"ailtngt, * 1 -
Fmof Safer, Iron Railing,, Look,, Sec.
HAVING hwegtrlot
the sabseribsrs offer
their ssrviuos to the
ottixens of Savannah
and are prepared to (11
orders for say thing
, . It the above Has. at
and Bryan-street*.
HEI.ilBOLDTA EIFLER.
CANDIES
AT REDUCED PRICES I
$15,00 per 100 llm.-iM lb. Boxea $3,73
XTO charge for boxingor delivering at the Rail*
XT road or sttamboate. warranted to keep in any
climate. T. C. IUCE.
jy I ly. 8. W. corner Broughton and Whluker-st.
| lHH*tTI7l7^'fON.-~The co-partnoiship hero^
C!t I 0 .rttmiJT 0 E E.
^ CreM Sacrlflcd
AT MAA8 «6 HEYMANN’8
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
M AAS & HEY.UANN beg to inform their
patrons m4 the pebHegeoirailj, in both the city
sonify, that they an aew prepared to offer one of
tnelargest and best selected stocks of
CLOTHING, and a general assortment of Gen
L tthmen’e FURNISHING GOODS nnd Fancy
Nolionr^ . -r
ever brought to tali city, suitable for Spring sad Bum
mer wear, st prloes never known or heard of ia this
oenatry.
Wo enumsiuto a few loading artloloa la our lias, to
which wo Invito « wrfol atUntum t
. M t Drena and Frock Comto,
In Black. Bine, Brown, OUve, and Dove Colored
French sad English Cloths.
Betlsosi and U anting Conte,
In every variety of atylsi, and of different materials,
tuoh as Cloth, Caeslmdre, Tweed, Csshmeret and man
ufactured ia plaia,clouded, striped and mixod patterns.
. . Paolnloona.
In Black and fancy Colorod Cloth, Casslmsr* and Cas-
sinet euperflno Doeskin in various colors.
Testa.
Plaia, White and Figured Satin and Silk—for wedalu,
and party wear i Double and Single Breasted, in a va
riety of materials; Plain Black and Fancy Batins, Doe-
sklne, Oashmerets, Ac.
Hosiery,
Gents' Shirts, Uudersblrto, Drawers. Socks, Glovss,
Suspoudcr*. Cravats, Silk and Satiu Stocks, and Neok
Ties of tbs latest French and American stylsa in groat
variety.
Ilam, Capa, Trunks, Carpet Begs and
Valises, *
The peouliar facilities possessed by the Subscribers for
importing their stock, will suable them to offer induce
ments in their trade seldom met with, and at the same
time making
1HI?-UNION SAVING STORE
Corner of Congress and Jefferson streets—the greatest
depository of READY MADE CLOTHING in this
oouulry. MAAS A HE YMANN..
Boys nnd Youths’ Clothing,
Not to be surpassed in the variety of styles, make
and low pries, to be found at the above nomea estab
lishment.act 4 ly
E
’ tofore existing under the name and style of
kinohtoy. Lookstt A Co., is this day dissolved by .outu-
al consent. The name of tbs firm nan be used by either
party in liquidation or any debts dne them.
A'acannuA, May 24, 1363. E. F. KINCIILEY,
* E. LOCKETT,
A. THOMAS.
"VTOTICK.—The undersigned will continuo the
TT baslness at the Old 6Und, under the name of
Xlnehhtj A Thomas. E. F. KINCIILEY,
ouySft tf A. THOMAS.
■\rOTlCM.—The undersigned rcHpeclfblly ro
ll quests the subscribers to his Bath House, to return
the tiokou they now have, in order to obtain new ones;
x number of the old tickets having been mislaid
lsn from him. Alter this dote none of the old issue of
twket* will be redeemed. J. M. HAYWOOD.
N. B.-Pniox or Bathing.—Single Bath AO oents
tioboa for $1. . tr may 2<
Carpet tnd floor Cloth Wareliouse.
Curtains,' Curtain Goods,
&C.I &P., dtfl.
JVo. 140 CoHftrctn and A'o. .07 St. Julien Stt.
7PHE Subscriber, knowing that the citizens of
I Savannah have felt a great interest in the estab-
* CAHPRT WAREHOUSE,
Ia this eity, and being aware that many have been
nwaitiug the completion of the New Store, so that they
eould make their aolection of the various artioles for
furnishing their houses, would respsotfaliy inform the
pabiio, generally, that he has opened the most com
plete assortment of all the various styles of GOODS
Usually kept lu similar establishments. The Stook of
the different departments will oonslst, in part, of the
following Goods, vis:
OAKl’KT DEPARTMENT.
Royal Velvet; Tapestry Brussels; MocotBrussels;
Brussels; Velvet; Tape,try and Brussels for Stairs;
Three Ply. Superb no, Fins and Common Ingrain; Plain
nud Twilled Venetian for Stairs, Halls, Ao.; l)rug-
gets, 6-4.12-4 and 16-4 In width, of every variety of pat
terns; Hearth Rugs; Parlor and Stoop Mats; Table and
Piano Covets; Silver and Brasa Oval and Ootagon Stair
Rada; Stair Linen, Ao., Ao.
_ OIL CLOTHS.
Of every width; from one to sight yards, for Halls,
Diuiug Booms, Steam boats. Saloon,, Ao.; Rose Wood,
Mahogany and Small-figured Furniture Oil Cloth,, 4-4,
fr-4 and 6-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for
Btalra.
CURTAINS.
Silk end Worsted Damask De-Laine; Worsted and
Linen Damask DoLeins; Figured and Plain “
variety of colors; White end Buff, for Shades.
WINDOW HU AUKH.
Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Oarland and
White and Gold, entirely new style; Cord; Loops; Tea-
Mis; together with all the varioua Trimmings for Cur
tains and Shades.
w HILT CORNICES.
Banda, Loop* and Pins, of the greatest variety and pat
terns, of the latest Importation; all of whfoh will*
•eld at wholesale or retail, on the most liberal terms.
WM. 11. GUION, Agent,
140 Congress and 67 St. Julian-at*.
Hoblnaon * Cauip,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
FINE MEAD Y-ilIADE CLOTHING.
A HE now recnlving and opening their stock of
1L SPRING AND BUMMER OOOD8. all of which
have b* eu selected during the past month by our Mr.
Camp, oonMatinc in part of Light, Black and Fanoy
Colored Cloths, Casssmters, Cashmoretts, Peltcau Cloths,
and I)rap d'oto, Vestings of Silks, Stilus, Marieilles
and Euibroidsred Patterus.
Our Ready-Made Clothing is from the well-known
houseof W.T. Jennings A Co., Broadway, New York,
and cannot be snrpaued.
We have oar uaual large supply of Furnishing Goods
on hand—evorythlug requisite tor a gontloman's ward
robe—logelhor with Trunks, Valises, Carpet-Bags; also,
India Rubber Goods, tuoh as Coats, Cloaks, Ponchos,
Leggins and Otjiee, all of which we offer as low and on
m good terms a, ean be obtained eltewhcro.
UAUJ
apr4
UAUDRY'H BUILDINGS, next to Pulaski House.
TIIIAIMINU8.
nOLOKED HILK AND LINEN BRAID,
‘ Trimming Braid, Colored Silk Linen and Gilt
tone for Children Clothes, also fancy open worked
n •nit htl* llAaa
KEMPTON A VBRRTILL'8.
k/ Irish Linen,. Linen nnd Cotton Sheetings, Bleach
ed and Brow n Shirtiuge, Pillow Case Linens and Cot
tons, Huckabacks, Scotch Diaper, Long Lawns, Bird's
Eye Dinner, 7, 8, 9, lUand 12 4, Linen Table Damaaka,
Damask Napkin,, Dowlas, Linen Towole, Gaute Flan
nels, Muequito Laos and Netting. Furniture Fringe,
Ladies', Gout's and Children's llusiery, Ladies' Dress
Gujds, now and handaome, Embroideries, Laces, Rib
bons, ote., fur sale at the loweat market prioea, by
may A D»W ITT A MORGAN.
lad It I, ker.V "orlalarfb^the
or the same. That from and after the passage of this or
dinance, the city be, and U ii hereby divided into four
Dtspoaaarv Dlatrlcw, the irs» to embrace oil that part
oftka city bounded on the north by the Savannah rlv-
er, on the east by Jefferaon-etreet continued to the river,
on the South by South Brood-street and WillUm-street,
and on the weet by the corporate limit* ; the second to
embrace all that part of the eity bounded on the north
by the river, on tue east by the corporate limits, on the
soath by 8oath Broad-street continued to the corporate
limits, and ou the west by Jefferson-atreet, continued to
the river; tho third to embrace all that part of the elfo
bounded on the north by Wiilliain-etreH and Sooth
Broad-stroet, on the east by Jofferson street continued
to the o?rporato limits, on the eonth by the corporate
limits, and on the west by the cornorAte limits ; and the
rate Units, <
>7 the oorpui
the south by the eorporate limits, ana oi
Jeffereon-street continued to the corporate limits.
Hoe. 2. Bo it further ordained .by tho authority afore-
•ald, That there shall be olected at the first regular
meeting of Council after tho passage of thia ordinance,
and annually thereafter on the first regular mooting iu
January, a Dispensary Physician for each of said dis
tricts, whose duty it snail be to furnish the destitute sick
within tho limits of his district with necessary mudi-
einea, to giro them medical and surgical advive and at
tention, to visit them at their places of abode when ne
cessary, on ovary Monday and Thursday, to attend in
person, or by coinpotcnt substitute, betwoen the hours
or 10 o'elook, A. M. and 1 P. M., for consultation with
out-door parties, and to keop always a competent sup
ply of vacclue matter for vaoinatlng the poor and to
famished physicians, the li "
prescript
_ the patient and embrace a certificate that tho patient
resides within ths district of the Dispensary Physician
to whom it is addrssssd.
8*o. 3. Be it further ordained by the authority afore
said, That tho said Dispensary Physicians shall be con
sidered, held and taken as officers of ths city, and shall
be liable to tho same penalties for non-performanoe or
neglsotof any of thsir official duties as are now pre
scribed in the oase ofotner city officers.
Seo. 4. Be it farther ordained by the authority afore
said, That suoh Dispensary Physioian before entering
on the duties of his office shall take the oath prescribed
for oity officer*, and execute a bond with two securities
in the penal sum of one thousand dollars, conditional
for the faithful performance of hlsoffio*. Eoub Dispen
sary Physician shall rsoeivs ia full compensation for
lueulointsand services.a salary of ——dollars ptr
annum, payable monthly.
Sec. 6. lie it further ordained by the authority afore
said, That all ordinances and parts of ordinances mili
tating against this ordinnnoe be, audtho same are here
by repealed. Ciiahlks Uanahl,
Riciiaud D. Ahnold,
jo 28 C. A. L. La MAH.
J JXTR
^3
marriage
HAPPINESS m COMPETENCE.
ITIIY 18 IT f—That wo boiiohl many fe-
. ff males, scarce in Urn meridiamof lire, broken in
health and spirits with a complication of diseases and
ailiueuts, depriving them of the nowor for the enjoy
ment of Uie at an ago when physical health, buoyancy
of spirits, and lappy serenity of mind, arising from
mdltion of health, should be predouflnant.
Many of tb* causes o( her sufferings at first—porhaps
Wood, years befort, perhaps during girlhood, or the first years
of uiarriago-woro in their orlgiu so light as to pass un-
euutiou nu vruiuiDCD utuuing unit iaan
jidered public nuitancos, nnd for the prevention,
puniahmeat and removal of the same."
8xc. 10. Be it further ordained, That It shall not be
lawful for any cow, steer, heifer or calf to bo or go at
large within the limits of the oity, from the setting of
the Sun to the rising of the same; and the owner of
suoh cattle so found at largo, shall forfeit and pay a
sum not exceeding five dollars for each and every tirao
any such animal shall be found nt large; and it shall
be the duty of the City Marshal and City Constables to
take such cattlo so found at large, contrary to the pro-
visionsof thia ordina’noo, and impound them until the
said tine and ail oosts are paid, and if the animal bo not
claimed within five days, It sUaII be the duty of the City
Marshal to soil the same at the pound, first giving at
least fivu days' nolics iu ono of tho publio gasettos of the
oity of the description of the animal and the time and
place of sale, and hn shall pay the nett proceeds, af
ter deducting the fine and costs, into the City Treas
ury, subject to the order of Council, who may and shall
order tho same to be paid to the owner of suoh animal
when required.
Sec. 11. Be it further ordainod, That any bull found
at large within the limit* of the oity, ehall bo oonsidor-
od as anulsanoo, nud may be klllodby any person
ARRIVAL OF NEW HUMMER GOOD8.
M PRUNDERGAST & CO. have this day ru-
• oeived per steamship SUte of Georgia, a very
eat assortment of new, fashionable and < *
Goods, comprising
White and oolored Frenoh Linen Drills.
>' A great variety for Gentlemen’s and Boys’ Summer
wear.
Bareges, Chameleon. Figured and printed Grens-
Bareges, Chameleon. Figi
dines, black end oolored.
Bluok Qro DeRhine Silks.
Lodlss* Needle work collars.
Jaoonetand Organdy Muslins.
7-S, 4-4 and 0-8 French, EngUsh and American
Prints, particularly desirable styles.
A beautiful assortment of Cambrlo and Swiss Edg-
iuks and insertlngs.
Thty will bo reoolviug farther sappliej by th
•teamer during the month.
, No. 178 Broughton street,
***7 16 opposltaSt. Andrews Hall.
Segura! Sngnral l Segura! I!
J U8'! 1 RECEIVED, by recent arrival, and foi
sals In lots to eult purohasors, by P. JACOBS,
„ , „ , So. 27 Bull strost, Savannah, Go.
The following oholoe brands, vJs:
1 MMX) Augusta, 3,000 El Hlfl j.
' AOOO Georgia Loadres, , ' ~
2.000 Georgia Plantation.
6,000 Hlo llond. Lund res,
6,000 Georgia.
4,000 Rio Hondo,
• 000 IfciiiM
4,000 I)e CarUgayCom-
pania—tlio celebrated
London slse,
Also for sale, Rough and Ready Chewing-Tobacco;
Julia Dean du.s Lewis Cass extra Quid Leaf do,; Jas.
Thomas, jr., Virgin do.t Jenny Lind Twist do.; Dia
dem Twist do.; Exoelslor Twist do.; Eldorado do.;
Cramp ton's Four Aoes do.
A new lot of Begat Cnsoi, Port Moaalos, Ao. Suufls
•ad Pipes of ail descriptions,may 2-1
10,000 Washington,
2,000 1* Patrla,
6,000 La Gulpasooana,
2,UN) Georgia Regalias.
Be wine Iu cluie~-’Tie folly to derer.
AFFLICTED READ 1
rviHOUSANDS are sufleriug from disease from
I which there is no difficulty in b
and speedily rollcved. provided tho n
every vice has Its own punishmeut, „
every disease has its remedy. This 1* true, and there
It nothing iu this life mure certain than that the
AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most spsedy and
certain remedy for all diseases of a delloatu character,
known to the world. Adapted to every stage of the dla-
ease eox aud constitution, at a times and soasons,
there is no fears of exposure, detention from business,
nor restriction in dict;f rom the certain and speedy re
lief It wives, it is now the most popular remedy of the
day. Ten thousand oases have been ourod otfoctually
by it during the past year. Prepared by a practical
pnyslelan, the afflicted ean rely with oonfidenoe on Ue
curative powers over diseases of this oharacter. Full
directions accompany each bottle.
IS* CAUTION—Ask for the
nnd purchase only of the Agents. Obssrvs that the
S nuine has the written Signature of tho proprietor on
e wtapper, and the name blown in the Glass—Prioe
J Phillip Moist, Agusta; business." They may he found* at the
nileAOo.. Macon; William Root, Marietta; aud by A Ueadrickson. Gibooi *“ ““
Druggists in all the large towasaud Cities in the United * reason, uiodoi
eodly
Hempton & Veratillc
Upping and Commission boslnoss under the firm of
Scranton A Tollman, office No. 16 Coentol'a Slip, New
W. B. 8CRANt6n,
RETERKKCKS.
Mt
Messrs. Sherman A Collins;
Mrs York.
H.*A D. Pomeroy;
Messrs. Webster, A Palmes; j
“ ^‘n^^Johaston A Co.; V Savannah.
may 17
Rowland A Co.
El
A RE now opening a finely assorted and compled
etook of 8nmmer and other Dry Goods, whioh
ihey Will offer upon the most accommodating term*.
As great eare has been oxerolsed in the selection of
their stock, with a view both to price and quality, they
oonfidontly Invito their friends and tho public geuoral-
1/ to call and examine for theinselvos. apr 5
New Watch* Clock, Jewelry
^ AND FANCY STORE.
BROUGHTON-STREET, No. 148.
* FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of Chro-
—.— Clocks,Town Clock*. Watches, Ao. Ac.,
respectfully informs his customers aud tho public gene
ral/ that Ee has fitted up the Store 148 Uroughtou-st.,
where bo intouds to make a permanent locatiou, and
carry on tho Jewelry business in its various branches.
Watohee, Clocks, Town Clooks. Chronometers, Jewel-
SfciSff**** cleaned and repaired with dlspatoh, and
warranted. New fashion Jewelry aud Fauoy Goods
tfaU1 descriptionsi coldI at the lowest prioos poMible.
WeUih, Clock, Ao., Ac., that oaunot bo re -
1 “/••‘f *11.11 b.
m * 60 — 1 HHhirHna, and warranted.
-- 1 ly FRANC18 STEIN.
rr ,,n’ u f AJ t7NKu5]iiF*Nlmc£.
1 eSvmt«ffi? d 0 ^ V V hU da y ••**l*t*l them.
AVerstinV fur and style of Kernp-
Osi do bu.u.i transaction of a general Dry
RnngelN?72et. Joltarf Warlngi Savannah, May 16th, 1853.
*o Messrs. 6. Zogbaum i •. xi„5 ry ? n * ,U .'d ® 8 *‘, *°? r
w SSraSSJSBiSSii 01
cfflfr: c-rru,. r.irs^—-
sa? *•
»»n SCBAWTOW, JOllNBTON t CO.
■ NOT! OK.
OKU, Morclmnt, and Oihera, J«.
I kbnl tbelr Cotton repaokod, onn do >o t
4 ■/ tnu. Kantorn Wbwroi.
J 9W Marvels for sale to close con-
of the moat
Mwis. For sale by
JAMES
r A
Sdfc 1
nt of Gold
b look back aud mourn, and regret the
.... ..*.. nr ignoranso.
often give to rotsess, in early
in in alter years! And
knowledge,
full consequences of
What would we no
life,the knowledge we obtein in after years! And
win.' days and nights of anguish we might not have been
spared, if tho knowledge was timely possessed. It is
mekanoboly and stsrtliug to behold the jickaess and
suffering endured by many a wife for many years, from
causes simple ana controllable, easily reuedlud—or
better still.-not incurred, if every wife and mother
possessed tho information oontainod in a little volume,
(within tho ruavli of all) which would spare to herself
yoars or misery, aud' to her husband the constant toil
and anxloty of mind, nocossarily devolving upon liim
tiom sickness of the wife, without giving him tho op
portunity or acquiring that competence whioh his exer
tions are entitled, nnd the possession of which would se
cure the happiness of himself, wifehood ohildreu.
Secure tho means of happiness by becoming in time
possessod of the knowledge, the went of wliioh has
caused the sicknoss and poverty of thouseuds.
In view of suoh consequences, no wife or mother ie
oxuusabie if sho neglect to avail herself of that know
ledge In veepeot to herself, which would sparo her much
Fufferlng, ho the means of happiness end prosperity to
her husband and ooufer upon her ohildreu that blessing
above all prioo-healthy bodies, with healthy rninds.-
That kuowlodgo Is contained iu a little work entitled
THE MARRIED WOMAN’S
Private Medical Companion,
* by a. M. MAURICEAU,
Professor of Dfosases of Women,
One Hundredth MtUHon. 18mo.,m>. 250. Mr* M Cents
ion fine paper, extra binding $1 W.] First published ia
1817, and it is not surprising or wonderful, considering
that every tern ale. {whether married or not, can here
acquire a full knowledge or the nature, ebarautor and
causr,* of her complaints, with the varioua symptoms,
•nil that ue.rly half a million oopi,. ihould hava boon
sold.
It is Impraotioablo to convo
jeots treated of, as they
t nature striotly intend
ed for the married, or’ those contemplating marriages,
but no female desirous of enjoying boalth, and that
botuty, consequent upon health, which is so conduoivo
to her own happiness, and that of her husband, but
either has or will obtain it, as has or will every hus
band who has the love and affection of his wire et hi
or that of his own pecuniary improvement.
Upwards of One hundred thousand co '
sent by mall within the last few months.
heart,
l thousand oopies have been
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC!
UK NOT DXKIUUDBD I
Buy no book unless Dr. A. M. Maurloeau, 120 Liborty
** ^“tke title-page, and the entry in the
Clork • Offioe on tho book of Uie title-page; and buy
only or respectable and honorable dealers, or send by
mall and aadreia to Dr. A. M. Maurloeau, as there are
•porfouv and surreptitious infringement* of ooprright.
That nono need remain uninformed upon subjects so
T *5* 10 t j! #,p Wf* Ikelr health and their happiness,
•.Famphlel ol thirty-six pauts, containing extracts,
with full title-page, and also Index of contents, will be
scot free ofoharg* to every part of the United States,
by addressing, post-paid, as herein.
« * 5 T.f?. n roc *‘Pi Fifty Cents, (or One Dollar for the
fine Edition, extra binding,) “The Merried Woman's
Private Medical Companion” is sent (mailed /Ves) to
any part of the United States. All letters must be
post-paid, and addressed to Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU,
Box I22E New York City. Publishing Offioe, N ‘ *•»*
Liberty street, New York.
JW sale by—Lee A Whitman. Ringgold; R. F.Bon-
ncU.Cassyllle ; Deyal A Sears McDonough; J. A. Key-
uolds, Dahlonega ; C. Youngblood, Oglethorpe,—Go.
IaNne York city—by Stringer A Townsend; Adri-
auco, Sherman A Co; DeWitt A Davenport, Nassau
rtreet; Barnes A Co. Office, 129 Liberty street, uei
0£**PjHch^*3m eod lew tw je 13
4 HILL, to bo nutitlnii an ordinance to ntnend an
ordinance entitled “an ordinance to provont
i, cows, oxen anil calves, and othor oattle from run
ning at large." passed In Council, February, 1611.
Suo 1. Bo (t ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen of
tho city of Savannah and the hamlets thereof, in Council
assembled, aud It Is horeby ordained by the authority
of the same, Tnat from and after tin passing of this or
dinance, the provisions of the above reoited ordinance be
so amended and extended as to prevent bulls, cows, oxen,
culvos and other cattle running at largo within tlio fol
lowing limits, vis : Guinnct-street on tho south, pro
longed cast and wost to the extended Incorporate limits
of the city of Savannah aud 'he hamlets thereof; the
Savannah rivoron tho north nnd the oorporitc limits of
tlie olty|of Havannnh on tlio east and west.
Seo. 2. lie it further ordainod by the authority afore
said, That all ordinances or parts of ordinances militat
ing against the provisions of this ordinauoe bo, aud the
Mine are hereby repealed.
Passedla Council, Savannah, 10th Maroh 1833.
R. WAYNE, Mayor.
(Attest) EnwARn G.Wilso.n,c. c. jane24
PROCLAMATION.
MAYOR'S OFFICE, \
Savannah, May 9, 1853./
Wiirrkak, Council, at a regular mooting, hold on tlio
27th January, 1853, passed u resolution requiriug ino to
iesue my proclamation “closing the Old Uemotory for
the purpose of intormont after tho 1st of July noxt.
Therefore, I do horeby proclaim, that aftor the First
day or July next, the Old or Brlok Cometory will be
closed for the purpose of interment.
fL. 8.] R. WAYNE, Mayor.
Attest: Edward Q. Wilson, C. C. je 10
ClTV THKAMtltKU'H OKKlKK.
C.W.VAN HORN'S
IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER,
I from tho Above 4erangeme*t. Is respectfully in
vited to “Kan Mom's Improved Uterine Snppurter,'’
They are made without the Steel Springe, whioh e
highly objectionable on accondt of their ehaftng the hipe,
Ao., making them extremely unpleaaant to be work.—
Thoy have no superior for the relief and oure of tha
above displaeemeal, and are reoommtaded and need in
the practice of the followingProfeseor eof Obetotrioe and
Disease* of women and children, vlx,: .
Proffeeeor J. A. Et*, Medical College, Augusta, G
J. 8. Longshore. Female Med. Colloge,
U. Cenas, Med. College of Louisiana. N. O..
hyalolans generally throughout tha United
mates. d w. VAN HORN A CO . Philadelphia.
Manufacturers also of Trusses, of all descriptions of
Instruments fer Curvature 8pine, Club Foot, and for all
derangements requiring the use of Band tree, or I
menu for restoration. J. B. MOORE A
j* R ly Agents In Savannah
C. W. van HORN’S
Improved Elastic Shoulder Braee,
The only ffraes manufactured that dote not hind
or cktfe under thr arms, and can be worn
witA both eae* and comfort.
Those who have worn other Braces
are requested to give these a trial, to
tost their euporiority over all others.
Clerks, etudenU, tailors, Seamstros-
eea, children of both sexes, and all
others, who either from habit or oc
cupation, or from a weakly or debili
tated constitution have aoquired th*
hatyt of bending forward, (round
’shouldered) and compressing the
Chest and Lungs, will find the above
Brace to remedy the above defeot,
and ensure an erect carriage, with
ii.iutwJ flymmetry and form of body to tho wearor.
id alao allowlag a full, free and healthy aetiou and
r nslon of tho Longs, by removing th* compression,
preventing thereby tho Pulmonary Organa from
beoomtng wank and diseasod.
„ . . C. W. VAN HORN A CO.,
Manufacturer* of Bnrgieal Bandages of all descriptions,
Philadelphia. £* V) MOORE A CO.
FI8K»8 METALLIC SERIAL GAMES.
Thia valuableartiele IsJustroceived and for aal* by
I. W. MORRELL A CO., f
■opt 3 ly 8oleaynta in thie City for tho Inventor
rpiIE I
4.7 C “
- . it year
J. GEORGE, City Treaeuror.
To Builders.
S EALED proposals will bo received by the un-
undersigned, uutil the 25th day of June next, to
rurnish all tho materials, and erect the Keeper's dwel
ling and office nt Laurel Grove Cemotery, auoording to
plan and specifications to be seen at Messrs. ShoU A
Fay s, Architect*. JOHN MALLKRY,
may 23 Ch. Com. on Health and Cemetery.
XT 1«HT TICKKT8 FOR NE44UOEH.—
Hith <* K *n raCt from Ofdinano* passed 2d August, 1839,
persop of color, shall pass tlio boarer thereof until
ton o'clock P. M.; but thut, iu ordor to pass a negro or
™ ,, ***'‘" * P. M.. a spooial
»**«•*. "uiBu uuioi snail spocny me
hour when it is to expire, aud may be given both bo-
fore and after ton o’clock I*. M.: rrovidal. however,
ticket shall pass the bearer thereof after mid-
SAVANNAH BARBER SHOP
AND
BATHING SALOON.
T HE Subscriber would respectfully anuounce
to the oltlsena of Bavannah, and of Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida, South Carolina, that this long and well
known establishment ia open for th* reoeption of hie
friends. He assures them that nothing will ne left un
done on hie parttooontinne it a convenient and comfor
table Barber Shop. His prices will bo as reasonable As
In any similar establishment in New York.
M* ir . Cutlln fi* in neat and fashionable style .$0 20
Single* Shave 10
Shampooing „ 25
Shaving six and seven times a reek. 2 00
8baving live times a week l 60
Shaving three or four times a week I 00
Tickets for Children’s Hair Cutting, 8 for 1 00
Hot and Cold Bathe. go
Parents are respeotfully Unformed that every care
and pains will bo taken with their childrou when seat
to tho Saloon to bo waited upon. He will also keep for
sale a variety of Fancy Goods, suoh as Gontlemen’s
Cravats, Stocks, all kinds of Gloves, Dress 8hirts, Me
rino and Cotton Undershirts aud Drawers. Pocket
Hdkfs., Collars, 8ooks, and other artioles of Gentle
men's.wear; Also—Hair, Tooth. Hat, Nail, Fleab,
Clothes and Shoe Brushes; Soaps, Oils, Colognss, and
* groat variety of other article*.
Balm of 8nvannah.
This beautiful preparation is manufactured by him
self for oleaudag and darkening th* Hair; thousands
who have reoeived th* benefit of oleansing of dandrnff,
improving end darkening the Hair, are willing to com
mend It. Prioe—$1 a bottle, or threo bottlos for $2 25.
Augusta Barber Shop.
He would also take th* pleasure of informing hie nu
merous friends that he has opened a magulilcent Berber
Shop under the AngusU Hotel, Broad-stroet, Augusta,
whore every convenience will be found to make his pa
trons oomfortabl*. Strangers and friends visiting Au
gust* nre respeotfully solicited to give me a call.
J. M. HAYWOOD, Monumont-sq., Savannah,
janl ly And under Augusta Hotel, Broad-et., Augusta.
fpifib siiijscriuore, wnoiosaio aud ttctail Druggi
JL would respeotfully call the attention of purona....
to thnir well-sslootod stock of th* above mentioned ar
ticles, whioh they offer for eele at the loweat possible
prioos; also,
PAINTS, GLASS. Ao.;
Union Whit* Lead, Linseed Oil, Dry and Ground Colors,
Varnishos, Gluts, Putty aud Paint Brushes;
MACHINERY OIL.
Of nil kinds, vis: Sperm, Lard, Raposecd and PatentOil;
OROCKRS' ARTICLES:
Whale Oil, 8ploes, Mustard, Ssleratus, Matches, Ao.;
LANDRETU'S GARDEN SEEDS;
Also, Medioino Chests, Surgioal Instruments, aud
Ulnosware, togothor with a great variety of artioles for
family use, consisting of Gelatine, Flavoring Extracts,
Starch, Ao.. w ith an elegant assortment of fine Frenoh
aud English llalr and Tooth Bruebes, Toilet Combe,
Lubin's Perfumes, Colognes, and llalr Preparations—
all of whioh are warranted to bo of the best quality,
mar 10 JOUN B. MOORE A CO.
Dlelodeous.
This beautiful Instrument of 4 and 5 Octaves,
from the celebrated Manufactory of Cahart dr
Needham, always on hand and for sale hi
I. W. MORRELL A
%o.
' Just reoeived and for sale by
» fl W. D. FORD.
■ Oranges and Lemons, just landing and for sal*
ky Li«M] W. D. FORD.
OltDIAL».—French and German Ccrdi.Ua,
In jugs and bottle* ; Adosen Curaooa, for sale by
*4 A. BONAUD.
noi
Y.«
NOTICE.
P ERSONS desirous of obtaining 8toek in the
Oglethorpe Mutual Loan Association, can do so
preylous to the mdating on the 6th July: the Books will
m
r
I AY.—100 bolos prime North River Hay, daily
■ expected per tohr. Cataraet, for sale to arrive, by
. » BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
L’OltMAJLB.—A Lai «0 br00l..l, frotilln, _
n Laurel Street, immediately in U>* rear of (lie late
U 44 A
T- at""*''
118,—Crushed, Louf, Pulverised aud
wdered Sugars. For sale by
MINIS A FLORANi
^OAP.—Yellow aud Browu, for sale by
MINIS A FLORANCE.
>EUAN NUTS.—A few bbis. fresh Pecan
“ ' ‘ x store and for sale by
MINIS A FLORANCE.
T>EUAN r
XT Nuts, in s
J«IP
§ uu
,%r
Apothecaries' Hall.
i 'lHAMPAGNK.—150 baskets superior Cham-
j pane, via i Heidsleek, Mnmm,Verseusy and Lone
ar. Iu store and tor rile by
je 90 J. ROSBEAU.
DOHV WINK.—A choice article in bond. For
if sale by (jw 211 MINIS I FLORANCE.
Carpets! Carpels 11 Carpets!!!
11TK havo this day opened for sale a splendid
If assortment of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mi\ts, Rugs,
Window Curtains, Ao., oousisting in part of
20 pleoes 3 ply Carpets
10 do Velvet TapestryC
10 do Brussels Tapestry
40 do 2 ply Carpet*
30 Floor Cloths
10 pieees Drugget
5 do Felt Carpet
6 do Dutob do
AO do Volvet and Cheneil Ruga
100 common Rugs and Mats
100 pair of beautiful style Window Shades
All of th* above Goods w* offer at tb* lowest
prices; for sale hj
NOTICE.
ES8R8. W. H. Owen., C. W. Gould and J. P
l.X Herrick, are the oot. poraoni authoriled to ro-
oelpt for me. W. 11. GUION, Aj.nl,
Je W J08. U. 8TEUU1N8, Mloraej.
If ATH8,—175 M. Laths for ealof to arrive por
XJ brig Water Witch, apply to
J*» 29 OODEN A BUNKER.
tf AY.—WO bale* priino Northern liny for nalo
X.X to arrive per bark Flight; apply to
J“ 29 OODEN A HUNKER.
/ lllhRMK MAFhfj—A flue article for keepinc
Cheese from insect*. Also, Meet Safes. Wire
Desk Covers, Ac. MORSE A N1CUOL8,
jo *9 168 Uroughton-st.
A PPI.E PAItEHH.—A now lot just receiv-
A ed by steemer. One machine will pare moro ap
plet and bettor thou any machine over invented.
. MORSE A NICHOLS,
jc 29 166 Broughton at.
liKEF AND BACON.—30 ciuks H.teon Sides
X> and Shoulder*; 26 half bble. Fulton markot Beof,
reoeived and for sale by
j« 20 MoMAHON A DOYLE.
\/f US. MILI.KR’H TOIBACCU.—A fresh
UX supply, just received and for sale bv
je lo JOHN B. MOObE A CO.
QTAKCifi FOJLIN1I.—nenumciit’a Patou
O Starch Polish, for giving a beautiful gloss to Lin
en*, collars, shirts, bosoms, Ac., and prevents dust from
stiokiug to linen, for sale by
J« 20 JOHN B. MOORE A CO.
1 ItON, DitAriH and Copper Wire, for Hale by
X _ F. W. CORNWELL.
J« 20 102 Bryan-st.
TTOFH.—1 bale prime Western Hops, crop ol
XX 1862, just reoeived and for sale by
JOUN U. MOORE A CO.,
je 20 Oibbons' Buildings.
A IiK AND POKTBU.—75 bble Cream Ale;
jL% 20 oasks London Porter, rooelved and for sale br
je 20 McMAlION A DOYLE.
ITAYj HA).—150 Lillies choice North River
XX Hay, landing from sohr. Plandouio and for sale
by Uo 1SJ ROWLAND A CO.
UTTER AND ClIKEMK—25 Hrkiuschoice
I) new Butter, 60 boxes Cheeao, reoeived and for
side by [je 13J MoMAHON A DOYLE.
T»At!ON AN 1> LAItl).—120 lilide. choice Ila-
X> con Bides. 30 do Shouldors, 600 canvassed Balti
more llauu, 30 bbls. prime Leaf Lard, received and for
sale by (je 13] MoMAHON A DOYLE.
\fOLA8MK8, JLIOUOK, &C.-50 hhds.
lvX Cuba Alolasses, 1(10 bbls. do., 75 bbls. N. O. Syrup,
100 bbls. Pholp's and Pine Apple Gin, 50 bbls. Cognac
lirandy, 50 do. Old Rje Whisky, 40 bbls. Rum, 75 boxes
Ivomon Syrup, 60 boxes assorted Cordials, 30oasos Bran
dy Peaches, IA cases mixod Fiukles, reoeived and for
sal* by lj* 13j MoMAHON A DOYLE.
TOILET POWDEli.
A FRESH supply of English, French aud Amcri-
j[\. can Toilet Powder, just received by
JOUN B. MOORE A CO.,
j« 14 Gibbon>’ Buildings.
that m _
night, whether it be‘dated before or after that hour, un
less the time when it is given, and the object in view.
speolfle(/!" MO 10 wlllch **• beftrer ** BOrt * * r ® distinctl)
The offleers and privates of the City Guard are here
by ordered to enforce the above seotlon*
By order of his Honor the Mayor.
. . EDWARD a. WILSON,
8avannah, 25th Jan’y, 1853. Clork of Counoi*.
COFAUTNEK8IIIP.
IIIE undorsignod have formed a copurtiiorship.
. taking effeet from tho first day i/f January last, un-
r the firm of JOHN B. MOORE A CO, for the transac
tion of a general wholesale A reUilDrug, Paint and Oil
baiinese. They may be found at the old eUnd of Moore
A Ueadrickson, Gibbons Buildings.
m®*l JOHN B. MOORE,
DANIEL B. MOORE,
JOHN E. STILWELli
UOPAKTNKK8UIP.
^HE UNDERSIGNED hnvo this day formed
^_Copwrtno rehip for the transaction of a genoral
H.U.TALLMAN.
Bias; )
‘ * Co.; I ..
»eACo.;f Ae “
J
tf
f Boranton. Johnston A CoJ is thlsdny^ dissolved by
withdrawal of Wm. B. Scranton.
D. T. SCRANTON,
JOS. JOHNSTON,
W. B. SCRANTON.
Savanpanh. May 16th, 1833.
miItl „ UOPAKTNKH8HIP.
THE Undersljned having associated with them
Mr. Henry II. Scranton, will continue the Grocery
Business under the firm of Scranton, Johnston A oo.
D. T. SCRANTON.
JOS. JOHNSTON.
may 17 tf
'I'UUKIHU Friction Towela.—Tlioeo Tow-
M f* i designates, are of Turkish manu-
racture, and are intended as a substitute for the flesh
brush, the hair gloro, and hair belt, for producing a
healthy action of the skin by friotion. Tlmmaterial is
of fl*x, and of a texture admirably adapted to their use.
They will be found to be effective without being harsh.
Forsaleby A. A- 80LOAIONS A CO.
SSSJiJil UmliU 11 , Into lu
ia « rodion ts ofasceruiasd purity. A
rnxr is 0 ' WK«CT, and for eaie by
A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.
i . , j.—AroTiir.CAmi«’ n.n
KOB.BTAuWrm
oBAvaxs,
•V u. de.lroa.rf h.rlL -i».iv*lth.r
BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
T UMT UKf'KIVED BY the Hubncribcra
tf a large invoice of this valuable paint In packages
>f from 25 to 400 lbs. The price is about one third of
White Lead, while for outside work it is far preferable.
Selection of Certificates.
Nnw Yobk Arsbmxl, 3d Oot., 1851.
Doing advised by one of Uie first paiuters in the city
of New York to use the Bridgewater Paint, in prefer
ence to any other, upon the Ordnance buildings in my
oharge, on Governor's Island, I did so, nnd found ft
all that it was rooommended to be. The buildings,
whioh are of brick, apeak for themselves, and I cheer
fully give my testimony in behalf of the virtues of ths
Paint, deeming U superior to auy now iu use, as far as
I can judge from tweimonthe' obsorvatlon.
G. H.TALCOTT. Br. Lt. Col.
. U. 8. Mu.iTA.nr Academy, January 26tb, 1852.
I have used the Bridgewater Paint upon some of the
buildings unitor my supervision, nt Wost Point, and I
cheerfully add my testimony to its durability and
cheapness.
In future I shall recommend it to my friends and aae
it myself. 8. ALEXANDER.
Lt. Eng’s. 11.8. A.
PLANTER'8 CERTIFICATE.
Nkw Inxitii, Attakspas, La , March 16th, 1852.
In July last I was induced to apply the Bridgewater
Mineral P*int to ray sugar-houso, and in every respect
lt has sxoeedsd my expectations, and the representations
made by the agent*, Messrs, U. C. Bogert A Co. I
cheerfolly add- my testimony to the numerous ones em
braced in the Agent*' circular, and rooommend the
8uJ others, as the best jire and tceather
sun since last Jaly, and has neither blistered nor crack-
erf, and has formod a solid vutulir surface, which has
proved entiroly Impervious. JOHN. F. MILLER.
The undersigned having usod the Uridgowator Paint,
a sufficient length of time to testa its virtues, without
hesitation pronounce it the best artiole as yet known
for covering brioks, wood, tin, iron, Ao. It is remarka
ble for it* great body, dnrabilit/, adhesiveness, elasti
city, and also for Its spark and etnder proof qualities,
and as loug as it gives us tho same satisraetion a* here
tofore, wo will continue to use it and rooommend it a* a
most superior paiut.
[Signed] Joun Hodgkin, 159 Court-st., Brooklyn.
* W. L. Uandou*u, Court A Dougfass-it.. “
“ O. A P. Kixknan, 72 Court-st., “
“ David Walkek, 2 Harrison street, “
" 8. Ohisson, 7 Hicks st., «
“ Ronr. Me Ewan, 8 Hicks st.. ••
Cua*. Hobbs. 829 Broadway, New York.
Tuos. P. Nash, 152 Atlantfo st., Bn<oklyn.
Henyy Puiufs, 226 Henry st..
C. F. Ubumanck, 276 liicks st,
ed.
Savauuoli Medical College.
SESSION ltM-’M.
3 PIIE COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIB
L Institution will oommence on tho First Alouday in
ovomber and oontmue four mouths.
R. D. ARNOLD, M. D., Prof, of Institutes aud Prao-
ticeof Medicine.
J. O. HOWARD, M. D., Prof. Anatomy.
W. G. BULLOCH, M.D., Prof. Principles and Prao-
tioe of Surgery.
P. M. KOLLOCK.M. D.. Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children.
C. W. WEST. M. D., Prof. Medical Chemistry.
E. H. MARTIN. M. D., Prof. Physiology.
U.L. BYRD, M. D., Prof. Materia Monica aud Thera
peutics.
J. B. READ, M. D., Trof. Pathological Anatomy and
Demonstrator of Anatomy.
FEES.—For th* AiU course, $105; Matriculation
floket $6; Demonstrator of Anatomy, $10; Oradua-
turn, $30. Roquieitos for Graduation, the same as la
other Medioal UoUegea. C. W. WEST, M. D.,
•Fr 22 tiN Dean of the Faeolty.
BET* The following newspaper* will plows copy I
abov-> till 1st November, amd send bills to this Offioe
South CarcliAum, Columbia, (tri-weekly)
Courier, Charleston. M
sr^MSi^c*’ 0M " ( ”*“ /)
:
Gazette. Obottaaoega, Ala.,
News, JaekBenvllle.Fl*..
PIANO FOKTE8*
W. MORRELL & OO.
Have on hand a splendid assortmen
f Piano Fortes, from ths best. jpa<
’factorios in tho oountry. For tiS* s
flpish these instruments cannot be t_
celled. For sole on aeoommodating
rrm
Spring; Dry Goods.
UST RECEIVED aud now open for inspec
HOSIERY
In Linen, Cotton and Silk,
in all stvles.
TRIMMINGS.
Dress Trimmings, latest
style *
• U8„
GOODS,
leetinge,
Pillow-case Linen,
Scotch, Russia and Bird
Eye Diaper,
Table Damask and Cloths,
Damask Doilees, Napkins
K E EPING
tlon:
Printed Grenadines,
Plain end Printed Crape de
Paris,
Plain and Printed Bersgeo,
Plain and Printed Borage
DoLainos,
Printed Muslius A Cambrics
Plaid A Printed Organdies,
SootohA French Ginghams, Linen Sheetii
Fronoli, English and Ameri
can Print*,
Bl'k A High Col d Borages,
Plain and Folard Silks, Ac.
EMBROIDERIES.
Muslin aud Laoe Collars
and Capes.
Chemisettes A Unde rule® ves
Swiss Edgings Alasertings, tains,
Thread do do Worstod Damask Curtains,
Valeucines and Lisle Lace, Parasols and Umbrellas,
Rich Lawn and Cambric Mosquito Netting,
Hdkfs, Marteillos Quilts,
Hemstioh’d Cambric Hdkfs. Imperial Colored (
, OLOVES. Allendale Quilts, Ao.
Ladies, Gentlemen's and Matting, Plaiu and Check'd
Children's in every va- Floor Oil Cloth.
PLANTATION GOODS OF ALL KINDS, IN LARGE
VARIETY.
To which the subscribers are making weekly addi
tions, and invite Merchants, Plauters and others, to
examine their stook, assuring them that they will be
offered at such prices a* to insure satisfaction, by
LaROCUE A BOWNE,
•P> IS Shad’s Buildings.
Mew Spring A Summer Goods!
D C WITT le MORGAN h.ve in nor., to which
they nre weekly adding by tho steamers, a large
and elegant stock of Fanoy nnd Staple Dry Goods,
which the? offer for sale at the lowestprloes:
Linen A Cotton 8heeting,
Pillow Case Linens,
Printed Bkrogos,
“ Tissues.
“ Grenadines,
“ Barege de Laii
Laces, Ribbons, Ao.,
Ladles'aud GeuU' Kid, Silk
and Lisle Gloves,
Real Nett Gloves A Mitts
Cassimeres aud Vestings,
CosMjksu
of allde
Irish Linens,
Long Lawns,
Birds' Eye Diapers,
Unokabacks,
Towels A Scotch Diapers,
Linen Damasks,
“ Napkins and Doyles,
Bleached A Brown Muslins,
Furniture Fringes,
Pavilion Laoe and Nett,
Umbrellas and Parasols,
Swiss Jaoonet and Plaid
Muslins,
Mull and Nainsook* do.,
Georgia Osuaburgs, and a large variety of other Plan
tation Goods.
H RIBERO'SNEWBUILDlNGiCongress-st. mar26
JKI8E’8 UNRIVALLED PECTORAL
C0U01I CANDY.-This artiole is a never-fall
ing remedy for Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Sore-throat,
aud Tightness of the Longs or Chest. Persons who are
much exposed, and troubled with irritable Coughs and
woak Lungs, will find almost instant reUef by trying
the Pectoral Cundy. In fact no one should bo without
it when tha changes in the weather are so frequent.—
No artiole of Cough Candy hae been eo much appteoio-
ted for Us safoty and oertam care; you will find it needs
K, lt one trial, to convince all of its medloinal virtues.
A frosh lot just reoeived by
may 25 A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.
. . 91 years old, a first rate
_ field and timber band. Warranted sound.
Apply to [n-ayll.] Wm. WRIGHT.
AI.I*i OF SAVANNAH—Price Deduce.!
fi
from $1 to 75 cents a Bottle.—A large supply of
this excellent preparation, just manufactured of Uie
following essenoos; Lemon, Bergamot, Jessamine,Mag-
nolia, Nerole, Almond, Violet, Heliotrope, and Cloves.
J- M. HAYWOOD, Monument-sq.,
•PtH Savannah, Oa.
worfA d. well (o
«o>ji .outmui
M Bu«.r., 10 UbU. Knud,, H
V k , 1 >> rimr. jut receUcd ,.d tw ul. br
J!. w It. CPBVRNB.
„*BYRNE.
N-ir'” *““*• fcr —^ r w iSfcg&.
(J*NDK KB 2() b , Nad,'. n.Hul fc.Jdle.,
SILhafXsriyt^t>nn<umL
fllHQAWttAW INSECT nWBSR_F.r
L’U)
superfiiM Flour,
_ . reals by
COHENS A HERTZ.
* UTTER AND CUBKKB.—25 firkiu. uid
> tubs choleo new Buitor: AO boxesChsese, received
1 for sale by je 20 MoMAHON A DOYLE.
mu, iu uu iiansici, tna ou ao jgya.
Sugar—10 lihde Porto Rioo, 10 do St Croix, 5 do N O
teens, lot) bbls Crushed, Powdered aud Clarified.
Molasses—25 hhds Cuba, 75bbls Now Orleaus.
Flour—150 bbls Baltimore, 75 do Canal, 50 do Uira
Smith’s do.
Bacon—15 casks Philadelphia Hams, 500 Baltimore ba
fed, 30 hhd. Side,, 20 do Shoulder..
Potatoes—1A0 bbls P E and Mercer Potatoes.
Lard and Codfish—25 bbls oholoe Lear Lard. 0 casks
Codfish.
Soap, Candles and Starch-50 boxes No 1 and Family
Soap, 50 do Pale ; 75 do Adamantine Candles, 25 do
Bpertu, 25 do 8tar. 150 do Patent Mould do.; 40 whole
aud half boxes Staroh.
Tohaooo—350 pkgs, varions brands and qnalities.
Leuion 8yrup, Ao.—50 boxes Lemon Syrup; 10 oases
Walnut and Tomato Catsups ; 10 do Brandy Peaohos.
Domestic Liquors—75 bbls Phelps’ Gin, 50 do N E Rum,
75 do Rectified Whisky, 30 do extra Old Monongahela
Wines—20 quarter oasks Pure Malaga, 8 do choice Ma
deira, received and for sale by
•pi 26 MoMAHON A DOYLE.
KDWAHD 0’HYKNE’S
GROCERY AND LKIUUR STORE.
Tnylar’. Building, Market Whnrf,
SAVANNAH, OKUHOIA.
O'B. koops constantly in store jEHJS
dMUttAlargo stock of Gkockuiks, Liquors,afifllj
Crookory-Ware, Boot*, Shoes, and Clothing.#
35 onosts Black Tea.
35 bags of Coffee.
40 boxes Ground Coffee.
40 barrels Crashed, Yellow, and White Sugar*.
70 boxes Family, Pale, and No. 1 Soap.j
4 pipes Holland Gi&.
m Proof Domsstio Brandy.*
4 pipes Holland Giu.
A nalf-pl pee Coenxo Brandy.
15 barrels Fourth Proof E *
40 do. Phelps'* Gin.
35 do. Rum.
10 hhds. do.
15 Mul&fu, >nd Mudeir. WIbm.
75 dosen Teapots, assorted qualities.
10 orates assorted Crockery-Ware. ly o
J. ROUSSEAU,
Corner Bull and Bay Streets.
Importer and Dealer In
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
B\ THE subscriber has now on hand n fine
•«* well selected stock of Wines, Liquors
i, comprising the following:
choicest RE8ERVE MADEIRA
- _ *“4 8*|
One Butt of t
fINE. vintago 1844.
One Pipe choice OLD LONDON PARTICULAR.
Ono Pipe of the first quality and choicest OLD *' RE
SERVE,' vintage 1840.
OLDPALHCTIN5lotrfit*^"s£ 4 ' 1 ‘“ Ulr,, * T ° r ’ d
One Pipe of tho choicest and exeaedingly rare OLD
8ERCI AL, vintage 182U.
One hair Pipe of the richestand mort highly flavored
SOUTH SIDE GRAPE JUICE.
Two Pipes Old London Market.
Eight quarter oasks OLD ARAUJO, vintage 1830.
Also a lot of the OLD RE8ERVE, of an olden i
portation. in Boxee and Demijohns.
Two half pipes choice OLD PORT WINE.
“ " “ “ “ SHERRY '•
Twelve half pipes oholoe OLD COGNAC, of varions
brands, via: Uenneuy, London Dvok. Jean Louis Pinet,
CasUllon, Guimard, Saserac, Salignao, aud Otard,
Dupuy A Co. ’
One punoheon of OLD SCOTCH WHISKY.
.** , “ ** Jamaica Rum. Also varions
kii^* *f OMekp Port, Teneriffe,Sherry and other Wines.
Choloe Champagne, of various brands. Hock Wins*,
■ported Cordials—such as Curaoao, Maraschino, Ani-
ette, and assorted Cordials, Brandy Fruits, Ae.
10U.0UU choloe Havana Cigars, of various brands, and
full stock of FANCY GROCEW" “ ' -
I ulxrlty wl
thousandsirtio^fnv*
and have realised it* marvelloue effect* in removing
diseases, ^
Rc-Entabllnlilng Nntnr« f and RenUrlnw
Use Nervoun System,
new herald it to the world as postersing tho most supe
rior medical virtues known In the Materia Medico.
Eminent Professor* and Physicians of the frst stand
ing in the medical profession use and presoribo It a* the
moat effective
Alterative and Blood PnHfler
ever known; while vast numbors who had long suffer
ed from dlaooses or complaint* brought on by Bexlmtary
JIabite, Exposure, Indiyreturn, 7brpul State of the Liter,
Or Impurities qf the Btoml, now look upon this Cordial
as most Mysterious and Muaioal in it* healing proper-'
ties and vectoring powers. •
Neuralgia,
General Debility and
Nervous Affections, Dyspep-
ala or Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Aeidityof the Stomaob, Nervous Uead-
taohe or Flow of Blood to the Head, Coetive-
ness, or InroguloriUes of the BoweU. Pleurisy,
Pains or Misery in the Side or Region of the
n«arV Flatnlenov or Denrewlon "of Spirits,
Palpitation of the Heart, Diflionlt Breathing. Sink-
ing Sensations, Proitration of tlio Norvons System.
Cold, Chilly Sensations, or Numbness of * L -
Flesh or Limbs. Difficult or Profuse Expe<
toratlou, Night Swyato. Disease* of the
Heart, or affection of the Lungs, Jaun
dice, Disease of the Kidneys, De
rangement or Prostrate Condi
tion of the organs of Na
ture, whiohoause Pain
ful Irregularities,
especially with
Fcmnlen.
Producing Debility aud Prostration of th* Nervoue Sys
tem. Pale or Sallow Complexion, Erysipelas, and all
Cutaneous Eruptions of the Skin, or Humors of the
Blood—these, and their kindred Complaints, have dis
tressed thousands. They may have originated from
very simple and unsuspected causes, but tho disease
and its cause must be removed, if you would enjoy
“ Life, Health and Happiness.”
The thousundo who have procured and used Morti-
more’s oelebrated Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier, say
that “ these diseases cannot remain long in the system
after commencing Us use.” It operates like a charm,
actsaa a fine tonic, corrects ths tones of the stomaoh,
etrengtheus the digustive organs, stimulates the liver
to healthy action sufficient to throw off the impure and
poisouous seers dons, imparts purity, rlohness and vi
tality to the blood, oircalates It freely throughout ths
system, thereby neutralising and removing impar* de
posits, renow* and strengthen* th* nervous system, re
stores th* constitution in all its strength and vigor
impart* a glow of health and beauty of oomplejuoi
Tho eviaenoo in its behalf is overwhelming, nnd »»»
high sources, but it is known that for two year* th* sup
ply has not met tha domand. This hundreds of agar*
oan certify. They nay " every bottle sold sells a doi
more;" whilo it now meets eatenslve sale with me.,
than ono thousand Druggists, among whom are many
eminent physioiaue, who nso and prescribe it.
This is a Vegetable Spirit, pleasant to take, and per
fectly safe to be need In any state of hsaltb, even by the
most delicate fomale or child.
Sir Price $i 00 per bottle.
MMF Bold by Druggists generally. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists will be supplied on application to tb
Proprietors.
^ W. V. ALEXANDER A CO., Proprietors.
No. I Barclay-streot, (Astor House), New York.
Uaviland, Uarral A Risley.and Rushton, Clark A Co.
Wholesale Agents, New York.
A. A. SOLOMONS A OO.,
and J. U. CARTER,
apr 1 eodlawt-w Agent* in 8avannah.
mortinioi'c’s
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
A eure and cafe remediaJ agent Jor Rhcuma
tiem in all ite forme.
rPHE astonishing success which has attended this
1 medicine in tho treatmont of Rheumatlo Com
plaints, either inflammatory (aouto) or chronic, of no
matter what complicated form, or of long or short du
ration, renders it the most valuable preparation ever
discovered, as tho sole tollable remedy for this diro
complaint; and so radical is it in its workings, that it
has seoursd the sanction or many of the first physi
cians, w ho have used it as a dvmierressort, without faith
in its merits, only to be co&vinoed of its mlracnloas
powers.
Mobtimobe’s Compound ia a vegetable extract,
internal remedy, pleaalng to ths taste, harmless in its
effects, and can bo administered to all age* and condi
tions without fear, prepared solely for the treatment
whilst lt soothes the nervos, and imparts a healthy
tlon to the digestive organs, and purifies the blood.—
Thousands have alruaay found reliof and permanent
cure : and in each and oveor case where it has been
tested, it has invariably answered the purpose, never
having been known to fail.
The proprietors feel justified in thus assuring ths pub
lic of its virtues, as they baso its merits entirely upon
its performances, and allow thelatter only to be men
tioned in its behalf. Testimonial* or the highest ohar
acter are dally received from various seutfons of ths
Union, corroborating these facts, and giving additional
and undoubted evidence of the virtues of this truly
great aud reliable remedy.
For sale wholesale and retail by W. V. ALEXAN
DER A CO., at their Central Office, No. 1 Barclay-it.
New York, and by A. SOLOMONS A CO. and /. 11.
CARTER, Agents, Bavannah. eod law tw apr 1
Huns, Bides, Hardware, Ac.
HE 8UR8CKIBER begs leave to inform bis
friends and the pnblie generally, that he has par
sed the entire stock of Mr. JOHN CARKUTIIER8,
173 Congress-st., and that he will eoll GUNS, RIFLES,
PISTOLS, Ac., at very low prices, for cash.
Manufacturing and repairing, of all kinds, promptly
and ourefully executed, aud at low prioea.
J. T. JONES.
W
made <
Court of Common Plens, aud of Oyer
ansi Terminer,
THE CtTT or 8XVAKNAU, Mat Tbek, 1853:
I!EREAS, Elisha Wyily, Grand Juror, sum
monsd to attend the present term of this Court,
default, it is ordor ed that he bs fined Forty Dol
lars; and whereas Patrick Tydings, summoned ae( ”
tit Juror, made default for the term, it is ordered
he bo fiued Twenty Dc'lnrs; and whereas James Skin
ner, Petit Juror, made default on the first day of the
term, it is ordered that lie be fined Five Dollars ; and
whereas J. A. Browor, Talisman, made default for the
term, it is ordered that ho be fined Twenty Dollars, and
David 8. Howard, Talisman, was absent from tb*
Coart on a portion of Thursday (5th last.,) it is ordered
that be be fined Fre dollars, unless good and sufficient
cause or exeuse be filed on or before the first day of the
next term of this Court.—Extract from the Minutes.
may 28 WM. H. BULLOCH, Clerk.
_ bales Yarn, various numbers j 10 bales Osna-
burgs, juat reoeived and for sale by
Je 20 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
C 1I1BCK8 on Merchants Bank, New York, in
J sums to suit purohasors, at Sight, for sal* by
may 23 ANDREW LOW A CO.
H AY.—300bales Northern Hav, for sale by
je 10 ROWLAND A OO.
T > AH
Jty »* . _ ...
and oooling beverage, also Raspberry and Orgeat Sy
rups, lust reoeived and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN,
je 13 Monument Square,.Savannah.
ASPBERKY VINKOAli.—A superior
artiole of Raspberry Vinegar, a very pleasant
... On
Sugar, Coffee and leas.
in IIIIDS. P.R. Sugar.
11/5 do. 8t. Croix do.
100 bbls. Stewart B. and C. Sugars.
10 do. Crushed do.
25 do. N. O. Clarified do.
100 bags Rio Coffee.
AO do. Java.
AO cases bl'k and grten Teas.
100 boxes assorted Tobacco.
AO M 8panUb Segars, various brands.
100 bbls. Whisky, Gin, Rum and Brandy.
5 pipe* Otard Brandy.
2 do. Holland Gin.
2 do. Jamaica Rum.
2 do. Scotch Whisky.
10 ft oask Aladeira Wine.
5 ft do. Bioily do.
A ft do. Malaga do.
AO boxes assorted Cordials.
5 boxea Claret Wine.
AOboxss Pipes.
100 do*en Brooms.
100 reams Paper.
200 Hams. _
100 smoked Beef Tongues.
60 kegs Lard.
100 boxes No. 1 and pale Soap.
AO bbls. Baltimoro Flour.
AO do. Canal do.
IA half bbls. Canal Flour.
30 gross Matches.
50 bbls. Molassos.
10 do. No. 2 and 3 Mackerel.
10 half bbls. No. 1 do.
10 oasks Porter.
10 do. Ale.
20 half boxes Loaf Sugar, landing and In store, for
sale by jj« 18j COHEN A TARVER.
PiU.cmu.tdki *
Pain, in Ik, Bone, or
Rkeumatltm cauud
by tko me of
Mere urn,
Scrofn'a,
Blood. The Sarsaparilla will bs foufSn»effi!,,‘'! lL »
sffisEsaifiia
S«S»;
I
Physicians hav# assurance from the pronrutfl, .
Hr.*;!::
Prioe $1 per bsttls, or 0 beufes forlA.
* S2 d ; issar „,
Those ordering this artlel* from di
, fiai
mild purgative j it
ties, without eaualr
PKE
mission merchants, should tipms IntfsdronlM 1
nr-p«»iA o-rru^g^n, „
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
FOB THU CUBS OF
Oonrha^Oolda, Bwwbni, BreiclU.
Hi, Whooping; Ooufh, C:
Aathmn, and Oonnunpti
Many years Of trial, lhiuad«
impairing Uie public esnidi a.«
in thU medicine, has won fur
it an appreeUUoi and n«cri*.
tJ by far saeeeding ths uoit
■aninlne sipeetotleas of tu
friends. Nothing but ifci ia.
trinsio virtues and thsoauit.
tahabl* benefit eoaforref, on
thousands of sufferers, oould originals and malntalath*
reputation whioh it enjoye. While many inferior rtu.
•dies thrust upon the oommniMy, have foiled and b««u
discard id, this has gained friends by every trial, cos
ferred benefit* on the aflieted they tan asvrr forget,
and produced oure* too nnmerons uad too retaarkatu
to be forgotten.
While it Ii a foaud on th* public to pretend that as?
one medioln* will infallibly cure—still there Is abuudaut
proof that the Cherry Teoteral does not oaly asagsa
al thing, but almost invatlahly curee the malidioi
whioh it is employed.
A* Une makes these foots wldmr and bettor knoue,
this medloin* has gradually become the best reliaate «>l
the afflicted, from the logoabln of th* American Hag-
ant, to th* palaces or European King*. Throei
this eutirs country, in evsry State, city, end iadai
most overy hamlet it oontalns. Cherry Poetoral is t
as ths best rsmedy extant for dlsoaree of th* Thrckt
and Lungs, and in many foretoa countries, it is »>uiibc
to be extensively used by their most 'nteliigeat plm,-
oisns. In Orest Britain, Francs and Germany, nhur*
the mbdloal solsnces have reached their highest *erf*c-
fsotion. Chsrry Psotoral is Introdneed, apd in onaiUat
use in ths Armies, Hospitals, Alias Houses, Puldio In
stitutions, and In domestio practice, as the auresffremt-
dy their attending pbysiolana cun employ for the more
dangerous affeotlone of the lung*. Aloe In mildorcxieg
aud Tor children it it safe, pieosuetand effectual tocuie.
In fact tome of th* moot fluttering tortimonlsU w* re
ceive have been from parents Wh* hav* found it eSca-
olons in oases particularly incidental to childhood.
Th* Cherry Pectoral ia maanfoeturud by e practical
Chemist, and evsry cans* of it under biffowa eyo, uith
invariable accuracy nnd oar*, ft is seeded end protect
ed i»y law from counterfeit*, consequently oan be r*U44
ou as genuine, without adulUrattea.
We bars endeavored her* to furnish ths oomteunltr
with a medicine of suuhtntrinsls superiority and Wurth
as should commend itself to their tteafideuee—a remedy
at once safe, epeedy and effectual, whioh this has by re-
G ated and countless trials prove iUelf to be f aal trim
great oar* in preparing it with ehemlcal accuracy, of
uniform strength to afford Fhyslelane a now agent on
whioh they ean rely for th* beet results, and Ibe pfiif i-
ed with a remedy tnat will do for them all that uodiciuo
can de. Prepared and avid by JAM W C, AYER.
Practical and Analytical Chemieftlowsll. Men.
Sold by A. A. SOLOMONS* CO., W. W.LINCOl
T. M. TURNER A CO., J.». * JSMUU J
aod all druggists throughout
r 17
Another Neleotlffe Wonder’.
GREAT CURE FOlt
DR HOUOHTON'8—^ oyr^s^jM
Jtiius, prepared
from Rennet,or the
fourth stomach of
th* Ox. afterdireu- »
tions of Bsrca Lie
big. ths great Pl.y-
aiolo^eaT CheioUt,
__ Flu *Kto)jtLtouly
lyfor Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Conrtlnation and lloollity, earing af
ter Nature 1 * own method, by Nature'* own Ajent, the
Gastric Juioe. AT Hail aUasMtafallof Yepnin in
fused In water wiUdigeetdr diseofveflvepoEBdsof Roost
Boef in about two hoire, out of the eiomach.
PEPSIN Is th* ahitf element, or gr«at4lM«ti»| , prin-
oiple of th* Gastrio Juiee—tboaolveatof tha M, tb*
purifying, preserving and stimulating agent of tho bn>-
enaoh and Intoetiuee. It ie oxtrssted from the Diges
tive Stomach of the Ox, thn* forming,a fnts DiftsUtt
Fluid, preoiHtsly like tL.\ naintal Gastrie Jaioe In its
Chemical powers,and furnishina wiBiplctuEnd pvrfsct
snbstltute for it.
Heleattlfln Kvfslnuca!
‘ ‘ TOM
HolratlBc KvPslnttc® *
BColl on th* Agent and get a dessriptlveefretilaf gratis,
giving a large amount of scientific evidence, from l.tu
big s Animal Chemistry. Dr. CewU'e rbystology of Di
gestion, Dr. Pereira oa Food and ntouDr.J. w!|irep*r,
of New-York University. Professor DungHsea'itphyd*
ology. Prof. Billiman. of Vale College; Dr. C*ri.r-
Physiology, Ao., together with report* of sores It
ology, Ae., together with reports of sores from all
parts of ths United Stance.
No Alcohol# Bittern, or AoMe!
MW Remember thie: Dr. Houghton's PEPSINl» a
great natural remedy, free from Alcohol, Bittern, Acids
and Nauseous Drags. It is eitrstneiy agreeable to the
taste, and may be taken by the most feeble patient* who
oannot eat a water cracker without aevte distress. Be
ware of Dragged Imitations, Pnpeln U n»l a drag.
Cures lu Every Town.
Dr. HongbMh’s Pepsin baa new been totted for up
wards of two ysars In overy Urge town In th* United
States, and the Agent* can refer Dyspeptics to maey
remarkable cares In svary town I N omtrene details of
oases, reports of eoroe, certificates of Phyatouas as4
Patients, are given in thoCirewliMrefBrBlabeuby Agents
gratis.
Popoin In Fluid nnd Powder.
Dr. Uongnton’s Pepsin is prepared In Powder and ia
Fluid form—and, in Prescription vials for th* use of
Physicians.
Private Circulars for Phyaitiiaui may be oMaittsd of
Dr. Houghton or his Agsnls. describing ths whols cro
ons* of preparation, aud giving tb* authorities n
whioh the claims of this new remedy are based. As U
Savannah.
J. A. MAYEB, 164 Broughton-st., Savannah,
je 17 eodlv-lawi Wholesale and Retail Agent
) bbls. Smoked Tongues. For salt by
J ROUSSEAU.
Silk and Lisle Gloves^ jnd^fonoy^ Bilk Neck Ties.
tion in store nnd for sale by
jo 21 MINIS A FLORANCE.
IsB.—Hector Dovo'e well known Falkirk Ale
of direct importation. Forsaleby.
21 MINIS A FLO
Y> KCUIVBD per Kleaner
li boxee Oranges. 2 Flrklne and $ T—
Butter, 2 firkins Western de., 6 boxes Cheese, I do.
Imported English do., 1 bhl Fig Hams, 6 half bbls Ful
ton Market Beef.
J«* J. D. JE8SE.
®A8.—Spirit Gas being a cash artl4
K? v tX *I there will be nono sold oa a arKit.
Cash prioe 76 oento per gallon j 10 cents per quart.
. „ JOHN A. MAYER
JOHND.MOOBEtCO.
MONb.-8Ury .Bd Wft Wince of choice
jo 2 Forsaleby PTER80N,'HEiDTA CO."
O ATH AND HAY.—1,000 bushels OatoTsO
bales prime Eastern Hay, in store and for sale by
OODEN A BUNKER
14IHN AND OAT8*—For sale iu lots to suit
purchasers.
4500 bushels Cora, 600 bushels Oats, by
BROWN A HARRIS.
21 At ths West Broad-at. Stable*.
L AHD, «OAP AND CANDI.EM
25 bbls. I'rime Leaf Lard.
60 lOOlbptokarei,PrimeI^eafLard.
Al
jel:
TIN WAUK!
COMPLETE assortment of Plain and Japnnic
— rs for sale at wholseale and retail by
JAMES 8ULLIVAN. 145 Broughton 8t.
I (IB PITUHBRH.—Just received a new lot of
those oolebrated double water Fltchors. A small
quantity of Jet will last all day.
je 16 MORSE A NICHOtS. 155 Broughton-et.
Kit WATER.-A iupc
ut reoeived end for sale by
JOHN B. MOORE A CO.
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