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FIVK DOLLAJtS PBtt ANNUM. HALT YEARLY IN ADVANCE TWELVE CENTS A WEEK*—SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS VOLUME iV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1853. NUMBER 239, 'hushed DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BT JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. (TERMS: ufht 'DilLT MORKIRO N»w«« la dolirerou to Clip ZjreriMndt rrv* DOkLRM p.rtLnuura.puy»bloh«lf- SS ADVANCE,or forTwiaY* cast, .weak, 14 „ido to tbo Carriers. Smklecoplea.THBEIcBkTa, p LI. “TM-W1IAIT Morhiro N»wa," (for tbo \ containing all the new matter uml i mSSSSmS of lho i, A forni,h * d T< *, .„s per annum, in advance. ^°Ad«artiMmenls inserted at the following rates; run own suuaiui or ton links. Obi One Month... M 00 Two “ Jo 00 Three «• ......... 12 60 Four 44 16 00 *« ur „ 175 nL?«eek M .»lw I* 00 One Year...............JO 00 lor advertisements not exceeding five Unas, three- r.nrths of the above ratea v ill be charged, i. 1 for one insertion. 45 cento. ••• One Week - $1 50, Ao. he. ..•il Advertisements inserted at the usual rates. frrrii trkmlnnt fiariom nntnnri Adurtlsementa from transient persons orstrangera auit be paid in advanoo. *Voarlv advertisers, exceeding in their advertisemenU nf lln.l ■■PA.rf fn* will V,,. I age aumbor of lines agreed for, will be oharged .1 nroi.ortioual rates. • All Letters direoted to thia office or the Edit Binst be postpaid. 'll DAILY NEWS. The Crops.—The Columbus Times of Sa turday says“ The Cotton crops in this sec tion Imve promised a pretty full yield up to this date. The heavy rain of Tliursduy and Thursday night, however, must have proved very destructive. Largo quantities of cotton were open in the fields, and the green bolls must suffer considerably, The indication* are now favorable for an early frost which will cut off the crop very largely. [From the New York 1'ost.J New York, Oct. 20. The news by the Asia is held to be fuvorablo as respects money mattery. War, it appears, had uut been declared, and the probabilities ot the preservation of the peace being greater, the English funds had advanced, and the mar* krts fur wheat and flour bad declined in Liver pool. Consuls closed at 92. Aloney was, howe er, again a turn dearer, but without any scarcity. Discount accommodation was rea dily obtained at 5 per cent. thews iple sot by the Bank of England, in advancing (he rates of discount, has been followed by the banks of France, ^Sardinia, Prussia and Warsaw, which have already an nounced an advance one per cent. Almost the entire of the late heavy arrivals of Australian gold had been sent into the Bank of England; and it is believed that the returns for the week ending 8th October, (whioh, however, will not be officially published till the 15th) will, in consequence, exhibit a large increase in the stock of bullion, the demand for export to the continent being of very littlo moment. The specie in the Bank of England on the 1st October, (reported on the 7th) was £15,- 611,000, showing a decline of £70,000 since the previous week. The transactions in American securities hate been rather more numerous, but owing to the rise in the value of money, and to the political anxieties of the poriod, this market, 011 the whole continues to maintain a dull ap pearance. The advices from St. Fetnrsbug describe geucral steadiness in the markets, and an ap parent absence of political alarm. Tallow had again rieen, but solely in consequence of the accounts from this side. Extensive pur chases of grain continued to be made, and con tracts were being entered into even for May next, when the navigation, after it shall have been closed for tlu winter, will re-opon. The rate ofexchange was slightly less unfavorable fur this country, and in tbo government stock* the trannnetiona wars limited, but (>*•«•« wore well tnaimaiued. The stock of cotton in Liverpool is accumu lating. On the 7th October it whs 770,168 bales, against 507,137 same time 1852. The consumption was less, being 1,425,730 bales 7lh October, 1853; 1,580,830 do. 7th October, 1852. The imports at Liverpool from the 1st January to 7th October, were 1,840,204 bales ; tame time 1852,1,785,474—being on increase of 54,730. The steamer Arabris sailed for Liverpool yesterday, took $1,194,000 in gold ingots, and £26,000 in sovereigns. The Havre steamer on Saturday, will take a large amount, nearly a million ho market for foreign exchange ia active, but inferior bills are multiplying, and are of- fered nt low rates. The leading drawers ask lOOJallO CF* The Southern Baptist learns tlmt tho Rev. L. M. Cohen, a young and proinosing minister, died very suddenly in the upper part ol Georgia. He had but recently taken charge of the Church in Georgetown, and but a few davs before his death had married a young lady of Pendleton. A graduate of Fur man University, a minister of signal energy and piety, he has been removed from a most interesting field of labor, stricken down in the beginning of his usefulness. 17* The Lofayette Courier says that pas sengers are now conveyed by Railroad from Indiannapolis to Chicago in eight hours, the price of fare being only $6,00. It is further stated that in a few days passengers will break- fast in Chicago and sup in Cincinnati the ■aine day. C7* The Virginia papers speak of severe frosts along James River. All the outstanding tobacco is bitten black, and the crop will be shortened one half. 17* A Paris letter say—“Tho bread crisis •till continue. The bakers are to bo reimburs ed for the'losses which they sustain by the J'overnmental fbterfcrence in the prices of ■•read once s fortnight. This loss is calcula ted to amount to £200 per day.” .17* A curious robbery took place a few nights since aiPittaburgb. A lady had mode preparations for an evening party, and imme diately after the company had assembled, she discovered that some young rogues had stolen •II the refreshments. Widows as Printers.—The Pittsburgh (jazette says, the attempt to introduce women •a compositors in that city, han been remark- ably successful, and that widows make the most rapid advancement, “ as their intellects •re more mature, and their knowledge superior <" that of most hoys when they commence an apprenticeship to the printing business." Be sides this, we presume their previous experi ence in small caps, bodkins, washing forms, •nd press work generally, has already initiated them in several of the details of tho craft.— Perry County Democrat. [From tho Time* and Sentinel.] Bola After the German. BY PAUL NORO. , A child stood alone in the moonlight. By nia side softly murmured a flashing streamlet, frees waved gently ovor it, now and then dipping their long branches in its waters. The •oft air stole past, bearing the perfume of Howere. Then through the heart of the child there thrilled a Btrange joy, and he raised his dark, wild eyes to the Heavens. He beheld mere a beautiful shepherdess surrounded by milkwhite lambs. A whisper of music trembled on the air be 8| de him chimiog with the music iu his >*oul, •ml he gny.ed around. Before him, with the •drnt moonlight falling on her head, stood a lovely gi r |. Around her sunny curls was a circlet of pale stars, and her blue eyes were •urned upward. Her while arms were raised Roily above her head. The boy gaxed eagerly U’u 10 l® 8 .** 8 whispered—“ Eola I" lhe bewitching visiou turned her eyes upon mm and smiled—a smile eo wildly beautiful! I hen 8 utronge desire seised the heart of the ooy, and he sprang forward with outstretched •rtns, but the airy figure receded before him. P I 'H Pursued the child, and still with its beam- •g smile upon him, from his path glided the me* 01 ?* . h® 8 disappeared! Lula ! P.iila IU tin ui.l.llu m Eola! Eulai” he wildly cries,and bends lu/iu 8 ^' m P* e( * ■tream. Still bumming its j, BOn f* flows the little stream on ita wav, *be listening child. He look upon , Erase where she had stood, and the rambling leaves that whispered her name, and J® cn ®*> diepiiringly “Eola!" Still rains ° Wn .M 16 8 *l e *»t moonlight, but no voice an- 5 *rre him times with clasped hands, as If in thought.— Genius is 10 the ioul, sod pride on the brow of the young student. His nobler nature is war ring with ambition, and bo closes his book, puts out his light, end drawing the curtain Eases forth from the window. The eofl star- ligbl1 floats down silently, and his burning eye wandering ovor the hushed earth, marks that all is beautiful. The leaves are talking softly like persons in their sleep, and they murmur “Eola!" The heart of the student bounds wildly, and lie gases eagerly around. On a bed of violets, with the stars among her clustering curls stands t|ie unforgotten image of his childhood. Her arms gleam white amid the shadows or the arching Elms—they are extended towards him—-'' J. hou art comer’ and the studont leaps through the window, and rushes toward her. Her lips open and once again he hears the music whioh haunts his soul. His arms arc extended—“Now I have thee, Eola!" he cries exultingly, aud clasps them around her.— Gliding before him like a moonbeam—still far ther in lhe shadow of tht lofty x Elms—he cleans but ompty air. Still her face is to ward him. Around that mouth of unearthly beauty plays a radiant smile, and from her blue eyes stream a mysterious aud winning Iqjht. Gently waving to and fro, sho grows faint and pale, and now the starlight is falling gently on nodding violets. “A mockery ! A mockery! cries the student passionately and casts himself on the earth.— 1 he trees wave their long tresses gaily, and whisper “Eola!" Soft, viewless fingers part the youth’s dark curls, while through the vio- «*• «• rippling laugh, whose echo soys “Lola!" Hundreds are crowding to a large and well- filled hall. A prisoner with head inclined up- on lus breast, is silting in the bar. Ever and anon as he moves, the rattling of irons is heard, vvho is this that stands beside him, uttering words of burning eloquence? His words clmrm—Ins oyes bewilder—his haughty brow awes his hearers. It is the earnest student— the dreamy boy, who gazed upon tlio evening fib words have wrought a change—he lias averted the blow of just retribution—ho has made the guilty “innocent." There is a deep shadow on his brow as he hastens through the crowded street, and no triumph flaslioa from the dark eve that glances around. Ilis pride has bowed to temptation—he lias sold integri ty for the lirunili nf f.m* 1.i* :.i. The .oft light Iron) ■ .haded lamp, fill, . largo apartment. Booka and inuaio ore acat- lorad around, and an open door lead, into a apacioua library. A mao ia aitting by . table, with hia face buried inhiehanda. Hi,haugh ty iipe are trembling, aud hia brow ia knit in thought. Near a crim.on aofa behind him, ia a vase of flowers on which a moonbeam nestles lovingly. Not a sound ia in the room, but wild and bitter thoughts are working in the man’s brain. SILENCE—SILENCE. Now copes a faint brenh of music, and lie gazes quickly around. Reclining upon the crimson sofa. he Knln. r n,« „;^i„. ,.r crimson sofa, he sees Eola. The circlet of etare is broken. She gazes at him reproach fully, and her hands are clasped sadly over her heart. A fierce joy seized his soul as he looked around. “Now, Eola, thou art in my power!" ho cried, and sprang toward her. She arose and glided away, stiTl turning her pale, sad face and mournful eyes upon him. She stood in the library door. “ Nay, bv Heaven! but thou shall not escape me thus!" he cried passion ately—" I command thee, depart not! 1 swear thou shall never leave me!” ami tlia fi.ru Bun Rises 6h I2m|bun 8ots6h.m»7 | High Water lh.OUra TT7 ", arrived: Be hr Company, Copt arovensteln. orrlvotl Sunday, 2 day* from bt Mstys, in ballast, to Matter. Htoxmor flt. Jobss, Freeborn, Polatka, Ac, to J 11 „ DEPARTED. Steamer MeUmora, Potteli, Chsrlrtton. r , „ MEMORANDA. The John Dutton.—The steamer MeUmora, q “P** * nt0 Charleston the brig John Dutton, or Boston, dismasted. Itlou .hall ncaer leave mo!" aud the fury ol hia auul gleamed in his wild eyee, and con- • uloed hie trembling lips. Sho elrelched forth her fair arms towards him. Her lipa moved but no sound iaeued thence. Hlowly retreat- In tho{rage of his disappointment he tore his hair—he cursed himself and the beautiful De ceit that thus sported with him—maddened him. And a faint, wailing sound came floating from the flowers, on which the moonbeam rest ed. He furiously dashrd the costly vsse with its beautiful burden from (tie window. An hour passes, and he is kneeling br the window. The pale and mournful face of Eola follow him. The strong man is bowed ; teurs that glitter like diamonds roll through his clasped fingers. “ 1 will return to the purity of my chilliood," he murmurs. “Thou, Eola, thou will tio more forsake me!" The sun had bowed his kingly head, and rich ii left his crown in the West which is red with delight. Amid vineyards and pleasant streams stands an old and lordly castle. Through the green meadows, aud besido the streamlets, a man is wandering thoughtfully. The grass and blusliiug flowers send up a trembling fragrance. Behold! the light fades slowly and the veiled night scatters her incense around. High in the Heavens Diana draws her silver face, aiming at distant stars. The man threw himaelf upon the earth. “Eola!" lie cried mournfully, "artthou but a vision? Forsak ing the haunts of sin, again 1 wander beneath the pure skies of my boyhood. Eola! return to mo! And the leaves murmured pleasantly with their soft tins—and tho rivulet danced merrily—and lift flowers nodded gaily at each other. -And the strung inan groaned in spirit. “The dream of uiy childhood has forsaken me." Then through the moonlight stole a •train of music, unearthly aud sweet. A f. rm moved towards him slowly, and stood in the shadow of tho boughs. By her carls with their starry circlet—by her eyes wonderful in their mysterious beauty, it is Eola! And he who reclined there, epraug rapturously for ward. Wild delight flashed from his eyes. “ Thou art come! Oh beautiful!" Then casting himself again upon the green earth, he cried in a voice of agony— 4 * Thou will leave me ! thy smile gladdens my soul no no more! ’’ Slowly she raised her eyes to bis, and on her exquisite face, again gleamed that wonderful smile. It fired his soul—he would have clasped her. But suddenly paused.— * Thou deceivestrne!’ he cried with passionate reproach, 44 Thou art but a phantom. Thou lorlurest me, thou mockest me!" 44 Dost thou shut me from thy heart?" asked tho voice whose articulate sweetness had nev er before greeted his ear. And the soft, fair arms were extended, and from her azure eyes gleamed on him a bewildering glance of love. Ilis blood bounds tumultuously. * 4 Thou art urine, at last! " and she is lyiug in the strong i. Warm, beautiful—trembling men’s arms, with love and bliss, no phantom, no visiou, but his bride, Eola! BOOK. AND JOB rBINTINO. MORNING NEWS fOWER PRESS. extenaive Maortm<mt of priotiug material to oxooate ROOK and JOB PRINTING of overj vs- rioty, auoh ax Pamphlets, Handbills, Large Shovr Bills, DUSINE68 CARDS, CHECKS, RILL HEADS, NOTE8, BILLS OF LADING, CIRCULARS. LABELS, LAW BLANK8, INSURANCE POLICIES. Ae., Ac., ia the beat manner and at the shortest notice. lOOO Cards Printed for S3. Confldont ia our ability to give satisfaction In print and in ths execution of the work, we aoiiolt s share of the patronage of the pnblio. oot 19 balee 81 CoUoa.and 3 boxes Arrow Hoot, to Charleston Tr ” - o waxes arrow Moot, to unari Boat, Boston A VHlaloaga, Brigham, Kelly A Co. CONSIGNEES. Per eteamer MeUmora. from Chaileston-C R Road, Fla Boat. W Doody, Phllbrto* A Bell. Berlin A Nni thane, B B Burroughs, J Carrel, J A Brown, AB Max well, J D Jesse, A Haywood, and M A Cohen. PASSENGERS. Per steamer MeUmora,from Ch.rkston-A Deiter, C Br JT" J 8m l Ud J r .* U 9 J Dickson, F Whitaker and lady, Mrs Branch and son, E F Parker. J G Kins. r.i .u.m.[ 81. John., from I'.Utkn, lo-UluQrMn, fil" W A ftnlnkj.A tl D..., O W Dill, I* it Coburn, INito.m, J W Oro.u, ier^LiV(iiiUmu&ii, 1 ^‘'°*' CODUHEIUliAL. Utlll DATES Liverpool, Oct. 8. | Havre, Oot. 01 Havana, OcL 9. Navnunnh Market, October *44. COTTON.- Yoeterday theye was but little demand, and the lalee renohod only 222 bales, vis i 62 ab 8K, 14 at 8«, 13 at 0, 43 at 0} 4 ,01 nt pfc, aud 4 at OJ. oenU.- Uolders are willing to operate at present priest. COLUMBUS, (GA.) OCT. 17.—ReeeipU of Cotton for the past wsskoontleue very heavy, but owing to the unfavorable news received from abroad, our mar- Idi&mSZSSft “ p,l0, *• " COTTON STATEMENT : Old .lock - h..d Oct. 8, uSZ*"* ° C ‘ “' Received this week loiM 2064 Received previously 1609 5423 ToUl 32U5 Shipped this week. 19 Shipped previously 302 ToUl shipments 411 4ig4 8toek on hand this day .39*43 3934 COLUMDU8, OCT. 22.—Oar market has been very fluctuated froto «to for Middling, according to the anxiety of buyers. It is imposeible to give oorroct quoUtions in .. » w cairict quotations in tho present unsettled state of tho market. The prioes _ 8 L®. r8t )<v® d . rrom 7 ?X«w»ls. The market oloees J wonts, me marxet olo quiet, with strong symptoms of aoavo in (savings.) „ ... COTTON STATEMENT. Reo d this week jqjy corresponding work last year. uwil J1 previously, to date 4*777 ToUl reoefpU th is yt ar. 11137 8iii'rr«d 4738 •* eorresmndlng week, last year 323 8took on hand, Oot.M, 1863. 4417 Oot. 23, 1862. Mol £".2 laWflaL"?**': THURSDAY. OCT. 20.—Tho stoolc market at pres- 1 v I 7’“ 1UU ■too* marxet at pres- ent is of a most anoerUln character. The fiuotuations it PreseuU are rapid like a disturbed ooean. Whether turn will be up or down, few oan undertake The demand for disoounU remains very active, but is _itt at 12 por cent, for prime bills, and at 15 and up- wards for othere. Call loans at 7 per oent. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Facts Cannot be Doubted. Let the afflicted read and ponder! fc jn “T Mort than W0 jwsoas «'a the city of Rich ®^Sa tnond, Va., alone, testify to the nmarkabh cures perform&i by C AUTKU’8 8PANIHII AIIXTUttBc The great Spring Modioine and Purifier of the Blood is now used by hundreds or grateral patients, who test ify daily to the remarkable euros performed by the greatest of all modioine#. Carter's Spanish mixture Neuralgin, RhoumatUm, Sorufula, Eruptions on ths Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Afflic tions of tho Kidneys, Diseanss of the Throat, Female ComplainU, Pain and Aching of the Bones and Joints are speedily put to flight by using this great and ines timable remedy. For all distaste of the blood, nothiag hoe yet been found to compare with it. II cleanses the system of nil impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives tens to the Stomach, makes the Skin oleor and healthy, and eetorea the Constitution, enfeebled by disease, or bro ken down by the exoesaes of youth, to iu pristine vigor and strength. For the Ladies it is incomparably bettor than all the oosmetias ever used. A few doses of Carter’s Spauisb Mixturo will remove all sailowness of complexion, bring the rosea mantling to the cheek,give olastiolty to tho stop and improve the general health in a re markable degree, beyond all the medicines ever beard of. A large number of certificates of rjmarkable euros performed on persons residing in tho olty of Richmoud, Va.,by the use of Carter's BpanUh Mixture, is the best evideuoo thatthoreis no humbug about It. The press, hotel keepers, iungistraUs,physl«ians, aud publlomon. well known to the community, all add their testimony to the effects of this Great BloodPuhiiikr. Call and eve a few hundreds of the certificates around the bottle. None gonuine unless signed, BENNETT A BEERS, Druggists. Principal HiH 1 Maiden Lane, Now York. T. W. DYOTT A SONS, and JENKINS A UART8- UOJINE, Philadelphia. rincipal Depots at M. WARD, CLOSE A CO., No. 1 miKuaipnin. BENNETT A REEKS, No. 126 Mali stroot, Rich mond, Va. And for sale by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO., THOMAS 61. TURNER A CO., and JAMES H CARTER. Sa vannah, and by Druggists and Country klorchants verywhoro. Prise $1,00 per bottle or six bottles for $5,00. eod ly may It} PORT OF SAVANNAH... ...OCT. 26. the iT. . —vim, vng truxiuo, lor jacxion- villeieehr M l Welle, Terry, for Savannah. Oct 21, Arr, ship Stato Rights, (cf Savannah,) Paxton, from Liven* 001 . Sooken. Sept 26th, in let. 44 N long 13 W. shin Chaos (of Savannah) from Cardiff, for Savannah! Jacksonville, Oct 22—Arr. schrs Ifrnry Alfred, Tab- * 8t V ^® ,ton J CiceVo, Speed, St Augustine ; Gseoiao, Richardson, Boston ; J Longfellow, Young, do; Onta rio. IWtfMlk ,ln . ■ "T — —n ; J Longfellow, Young, da; Oita* rio. DvggeU, do: Joe Orioc, Rogers, N Y; Talbot, White more, do; Philadelphia, Thompson, Boston; brigs Dubel, JamJToa. Cld, schrs Enma Still well, Prlmo- rose, rhlla; Southampton, Mason, N Y; Dorigo, Smith, B9, , V'flkteV,lSfV ;'YffdnAnfqt>eldor, N. Y ; l>ciaa .Dal*, Norton, do. MRS. J. V. DOE’S Fashionable Millinery & Drees Making ESTABLISHMENT, No. 16—Up Stairs,Lllllbrldgcn’Bulldlug, BARNARD STREEET. I Opposite the OldSlund.] OPENING DAY.—Yon are respectfully invited to attend the opening of the Fall nmt Winter Foehions, ou Thursday, 20th October, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Com prising all tue latest styles of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow 's, Feathers, Silks, Batins, Ac., Ao. Yours respectfully, MRS. J. F. DOE. -" * f *rl7. 1833. wAtli oot H Savannah, October 17 DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JAMES H. CARTER & CO., k PAINTS, GLASS, BRUSHES, PERFU MERY, INSTRUMENTS, PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY ARTI CLES, SfC.. tfC., ifC. TO 5IERCUANT8.—Merchants, wishing to purchase any thing in the above line, will tind it to their Inter est to call and examine our etock, as we are certain they will be pleased both with the quality and prices. We are determined to sell as low as can be bought in any Suuthurn market. TO PUYnlClANS.—Physicians aro respectfully in vited to call and examine our stock of Drugs, Chemi cals, and Instruments, as they wero selected by the firm, and wo warrant them fresh and genuine. Dr. Gordon’e long experience in the practice of Med icine, qualifies him for appreciating the want* and giv ing perfect satisfaction in filling their ordere. ATENT MEDIC1NE8.—AfloftLe most ap roved Patent Medicines of the day always cn hand. PAINTS, OILS A ULASS.-A large stock of White Lead and everv variety of Color, Oils of all Vtuds, Lamp, Train, Linseed and NeaUfoot; Window Glass T all sises, French and American. PERFUMERY A FANCY GOODS.—A Urge variety 01 all kinds of Perfumery, Colugno and Extraots, Fan cy Cologne Bottles. Fancy Swelling Thiols, Hair and Tooth Brushes, and ia fact evory article usually kept iu the Drug Hue. M ^ HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT and Pllla, for tho Cure of Sorofula, Ganoeroas Wounds, and Old 8ores.—Asa Avory, a youth, tho son of Mr. Jetnes Avory, of Ramsey, Cambridgeehire, was severe ly affliotod with scrofulous wonnds for three or four years, and during that period many remedies wero tried, but without the least benefit whatever being de rived from them. In this deplorable state Mr. Jos. Ber- geaat, chemist, of Ramsey, roooinmended him to Holloway's Ointment and Pills; and these invaluable modioine# have been the mesne nt effeetnally ouring the boy of hIs shocking complaint in a very brief space of time. They are an effloacious remedy for bad legs, old sores, gout, and rheumatism. oct 20 Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, FOE Till CVEM OF Gonghi, Oold«i Hoaracneu, Bronchi- tic, Whoapinff Congh, Oronp, Asthma, and Oonmmption! Amonq the numerous disco veries Science has made in this generation to facilitate the bn- einese of Hfo—increase its on- Joymont, and even prolong the terra of human existence, nono oan be uaraed of more real va in# to mankind, than this con tribution of Chemistry to tho Healing Art. A vast trial of its virtues throughout this broad country has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or combination of modicinesyei known, can so euroly control and euro the numerous varieties of pulmonary diasoase whioh have hitherto swept from STOtT, (iioro'ls now abundant reason to believe a Reme dy hoe at length boon found whioh oau be rolled on, to cure tho most dangerous affections of the lungs. Our space here will net permit us to publish any proportion of the cars# effected by its use, but we would present the followingand refer further enqairy to my Ame rican Almanac, which tho ngents below named,.will al ways be pleased to furninh 1<44, ViUxslu OT3 fail part: oulars, and indisputable proof of thee# statements, onicc of Transportation, Laurens R. R., 8. C.l August 4th, ib&3. ) J. C. Atkk. Dear 8lr-My littlo eon, four jeare old, has just recovorod from a severe attack of maiignant Scarlet Fever, his throat v ow.i.»[o>vi, rotten, and evory person that visited him, pronounced him a dead child. Hav ing used your Chbkrt Pectoral in California, in tfie winter ot 1K50, for a severe attack or Bronchitis, with entire success, 1 was induced to try it on my little boy. I gave him a tea-spoon-lull every throe hours, com mencing in the morning, and by ten o'clock at night, I found a decided change Tor the better, and after three day*' use he was able to eat or drink without pain. 0 many 1 of many a fond parent. For all affeotions of the throat aud lungs, I believe it tho best modioine oxtant. A loeliugof the deepest gratitude, proutpte mo in address ing you thpso few lines,—but for your Important dis- oovery, my littlo boy would uow have beon in another world. 1 am yours, with great respeet, J. D. POWELL, Supt. Trans. L. R. K. Rock liill, (Somerset Co.) N. J., July 21,1862. Dr. J. C. AtXR,—Since your medicine has beoome known here, jt baa a greater demand than any other cough lonteay we have ever sold. It is spoken of in terms of unmeasured praise by those who have used it, and I know of some cases whore the best they or it, Is not too muoh for the good it has dune. I take pleasure in soiling it, because 1 know that I am giving further eupply, and belioVc mo YourB, with respect, JOHN C. WHITLOCK. P. 8.—Almost anynumber of certificate# oan be sent you, if you wish it. Windsor, C W., June 26, IS52. J. C. Aver. Sir.—This may oortify. that I have used your CHRiiRT Pectoral for upwards of one year; and it ie my sinoere belief that 1 should have been ia my grav e ere this time if I had not. It bae cared me of a dangerous affection of the lungs, and 1 do not over state my convictions whsn I tell you it is n priceless remedy. Yours, very respectfully, D. A. McCULLIN, Attorney at Law. Wilksbarre. Pa., Sept. 28.1860. W Don't forget to oaH at J. II. CARTER A CO.'S, and examine their etock before you purchase, qug 10 iawl ly H ighly perfumed Toilet soaps.- Lubins, Jasamia, Otto Roae, Musk, Megnardisss efleurs, Beryoni, Palohouly, etc.: also, Guerlain's, Voolotte's, Tevers', Madly’s, Tenaud's, Low's, Gelle’s, Provost's, Maugoret A Condray's, Bosin's, etc., etc., just received and for sale by oot 22 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. I NDIA KUBBIili C'O.UHB—8«win, Blr.l., Silver Plated Castors, 8poons, Forks and a fine M- C 1UA1U8, BKUSIlliH dec*—A Beautiful j sortmsnt of I vorv, Buffalo aud Shell, Tuok, Dress, ruff, Fine tooth, Side,and Children's Long Combs, also, Ivory, Pearl, Satin wood, Buffalo, and Rosewood Hair, also. Tooth. Nail, Comb and Shaving Brushes, of Eng • llsh, French, and American manufaeture, jnst recoived JOHN B. MOORs A CO. oct 21 A. DON AUD. J KLLY*—20dozen assorted Jolly, Apples, Cur rant, Strawberry, Orango and Quinoe^foMmloby oot 21 oorner of Bay and Whltakcr-sts. IA KUO WAY CORDIAL*—10 dozed Car* roway Cordial, for sals by A. BONAUD, “* of 61 * C oct 21 corner of Bay and Whitaker-sts. E 4 oct 21 CLAGHOHN A CUNNINGHAM. S TAIRROD8.—Round. Oval and Flat Blair Rods, Curtain Pina and Bands, Tack Hammers and Tasks, for sale by J. P. COLLINS. W. M. DAVIDSON. 1V UI tfclssore. Yor sale at i&6 Brough ton-street! oet 20 610118U A NICHOLS. 30 hhds St Croix 60 bbls H Smith and Canal Flour 160 do Baltimore do 180 do l^banon and Etowah Georgia do 1U0 bags 98 )b. each, Geercia “ tr. Sugar ana Sod ffleady rayt of n lamp a student is J*ndmK over Iris page. His brow is lofty and 5 i£’ and bis warm lips compressed. In hia Br * eyes burn a fitful fire,, and he | In hie pause* at hi bbls Butter, 8ugarand Soda Crackers 25 do PilstBreae; 40 boxes Soda Biscuit 160 bbls Portland Sugar House Syrup 76 do New Orleans do 60 do Good Eating Potatoes tM boxes Bedels' 6 and 8 Patent Tallow Ckidles 7» •S* Adamantine 4o 26 do Judd A Son 8perm alo 60 dos. Brooms; 16 bbls No. 1 Mackerel 20 half bbls No 1 do 76 boxes White and Yellow Cheese 26 bbls Prime Lard; 60 kegs do do 100 boxes 5,8 and pouads' ToUooo, good b rand# SO do 6 and 8 Grant A Williams' Toba« mo 180 do Smith, Colgats, Craton and Bedells' Family Soap; 76 do Pale do; 120do No 1 do 60 boxes Pearl Starch 80 whole half and nr. boxes Raisins 25 Drums Figs; 60 bones Herrings. J ast rec’d and for sal* by [oct 211 WEBSTER A PA JLME8. 1 UGARS.—75 bbli. Crushed, Powdmreal, Pulve- S rised and A and C refined Benrs, for s*0e by Mp 19 MINIS A FLOFIANCK. F 1 T BBIN’rt PBHKTJIMKS.—Jenny l.ind. Bo- ■ j qu.td. Corolla., VioUt, WBit-End, Jouauii., Patchouly, fill,noli., Vorbonfi, Bouoh and Rood,, Crystal Imlaco, Turbcreuse, Jockey Club, Miguonnettc, llodyosmia, Cedeat, Tea Rose, Musk, Mollclleurs, Hel iotrope, Rose, Uer&uium, l'opplnack, 8weet Briar* Winter Blossom, Summer BlBeeom, Lilac, Pink, A!es- mle. Eglantine, 6Iusk Rosi, New Mown Hay, Caprice de la 61ode, Marechsle, Lily of the Valley, etc., etc., jnst received and for sale by JOHN B. MOORE A CO. Al\ DOZEN WOLF’S superior Rcheidnm ‘iV/ Schnapps, a superior Tonic, Diuretic, Anti-dis- p«pti« ***d Invigorating Cardial, aspeeiaily recommend ed *11 pewons residiug ia the Southern country ; demonstrated preventive of Ague, Remittent and Bil ious Fever, for sale by a. BONAUD, oorner of Bay and Whitaker-sts. BKRLIN 6c NATHANS. Under St. Andrew’s Hull. a AVE just received the following freeh articles: Gelatins (English Twist) for making pure and s Jolly. Sput English Peas. Fresh Biscuits of all ktaet. Spanish Olives and Anehoviee, in glass jars, pearl Barlsy, Sago. Ac. Also, 69 bbls. New Baltimore Flour, just reeelvedfrum on board the schr. Botillo, and for safe on moderate terms aug 17 1IEHH GRREN GINGER.—A superior oufilltjof am. Glfirtr^re^fifidfor flt pl 30 ' Menumenk-eq. /^OVlifEB and TEA—1W xacks Rio Coffuo, C 5 BUI Old Java do., *0 *»«ns Oronnd Wni In. dta de-. 160 oases Tea. vari Hfi x -" a $Si!S!Siw *»&LE. Attorney at Law. *TilB*u*rio. i*a., 8°pt. 28. 1860. J. C. Atkk. 6!y dear Sir,—Your modioine is much approved of by those who have used it here, and it# composition is such as to insure aud maintain iu re putation. I invariably recommend it for pulmonary affeotions. os do many of our principal physicians. 1 am yoor friend, CIIAS. 9TREATEB, M. D. Prepared by JAMES C. AYER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Sold by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO..W. W. LINCOLN, T. M. TURNER A CO., J. B. MOORE A CO., cqtTan'h, and all druggists throughout the south, jaly 19 AT lawTb.Sw Keductiou bt Price BOGLE’S HYPERION FLUID For Restoring, Preserving and Adorning the Hair, T R tho best article ovor known for curing Bald 1 ness, Dandruff, Salt Rheum, and all affections of {he akin. Where ovary thing else has railed, Bogle'r Hyporion Fluid bos effected a purmoneat cure. Bogle’s Electric Hair Dye, IS AMOTHEK WOWUEU OF TUE ACE. It Instantly eoveru Red, Grey or unsightly Hair, in to a beautiful Black or Brown, literaliy dying it the moment itis applied, at the ume time improving the softness and flexibility of the hair. It does not stain the skin and can be applied ia any weather. Iu effects are sure and cerUin, whilst iu vtrtods are bojond price aad wheneTor used, at once establishes iu euperorlty all others. Bogle’s Amole Shaving Cream Is au article of rare merit, IU mild i.ud dcteigont prop erties, prevent the skin from chap|Kug, and also resist tho sudden ohauges ol the Urn; irature or climate, whilst the lather is both creamy ai ' lasting. Bogle’s Hebeaiona, All those articles have stood the test of the strictest investigation, and are considered to be the only oner worthy of gracing the toilet of beauty, taste and fash Ray be had of the Inventor. WR. BOOLE. Boston. And hie AgufiU throughout tho United States and Cana da, For sale by A. A. Solomons*. Co., J. B- Moore A DISPENSARY OF TUE Savannah Medical College. rpilE Public .re re.|iwiftilly informed tb.t the 1 Faculty of the 8avsnnah Medical College have opeaed at the College Building, a dispensary, for lb. purpc.e ol .lordin, Mix)io»lfindI Bargio.l lid to indicent persons who may stand in need of it. “ ££ ».d fiMM- Fill F- f«r»Ub* (rrohrii U fill Fh. »»!/. fioj p*r»m wh. m«y h»r. bMi r rr.crib«d lor fit lb. d1Up.1u.r7 Jfid wbo Mi l ward. boom, loo iick 10 oomt 10 lhe OolI«n,*UI Unded at hieer her resideaoc, if desired. Alios bmrnrr wbiob m»7 bo rro"»t^d omd m»r require It. wtlfbn operated upon at the College aad afterwards at tended to at their residences. The Dispensary boars will be from nine to ten o’clook ‘"Bti" 'reMjimont. boinf » Put of tho 07.10m for ollmiool lo.trlotbm tor "todomio, will bo p.rm»o, ? t. omd tb. l)i.p«n..ry will b. mtlomdod bp two of tbo If dtp, u routbom, ororp loo.tb d.rlo, tho p«r. Tfio .iloodinc pkP^otoFfJ-r Ootobor fire Br. V. U. Koilock sod Dr. Cbo*. W- West, pctl dlwaadlawla Dry Goods, Clothing, ho. ACKNOWLEDGMENT, S. CIJKHELL, Avcnl, R ESPECTFULLY acknowledges ilm vory liberal pxtronsgo extended to him, and begs to invite tho attention of lus old friends and customers and that of PUBLIC generally, to one of the most exunslre aad varied stocks ever offered for inspection in Savannah. These Goods, whioh are offered fojr tale at 73 St. Jalien AIM Oenfrm Straet*. were pnrohoaod of tho Importers under liis personal inspection, and with spoclal reference to their adaption e confidently the Savannah market, be ie enabled that tho advantages he ie now prepared to offer to PHrcluuiera or Dry uoods, eannet be oxoelied by any house in the city. The following enumeration wlli convoy an Idea of the extent aud variety °r the Goods now offered, via; Korneys* Schley's Plains, Blaok and White Washington Kersey ; Kentucky Ureys, Three Cord Double aud Twisted; Georgia Kersey, Uoarjr Striped Kersey; Field Horse Blankets; Heavy Twilled do,; Aiiorlcd oolors do.; Heavy Maokinaw do.; Duffll do.; 10-4, 11-4, Fancy FrenohCasslueree: CloudedCasslmeres; Rock Island do.; Crystal Palace do.; Blaek French Doe Skin do.: Superfine Blaok French Clothe, do. Twillod do.; Black, Blue and Urey 8atinets. Tweed** An extensive assortment of these Goods, comprising every varlsty of odlor. Flnnneln* Soarlot, White and Yellow Flaunels; Welsh do.*, So- iiseau Flanuols for Ladies' Sacks; Printed Flannels; Rod and White Twilled do.; Bleachod, Brown aad Slate Colored Canton do. Prlntn* French, English and Amorican FrlnU, the largost •took ever brought to this market, varjriug in prices from 6J4 to 60 cents * a yard. Glafflhnmn. Btxnohciter, I.auoaster, Erglish and Scotch Ging hams,.from I2>^ to 37S cents a yard. DeLnitten nud Canhmeren* Flain and figured DeLxines, from 12>£ to $1 per yard: Handsomo Plaid DeLainss, entirely new; Blaok and Colorod Cashmeres. These Goods are of the latest Paris design, aud ooroprlso the most magnificent pat terns ovor ottered in any market. Alpncnn. Blue, Blaok and Figured Alpacas, from lt& oouta to $1.60 a yard. Milks. It ia impossible to delineate here ths different styles now offered for sale, os description would only oonvoy a faint Idea of their richness and elegauoe. in order, therefore, to realixo the exquisite beauty of the present stylus anil the chaste m of tnelr colors it is essential that tlioy should be seeu to be appreciated. Mnutlllnn anti GloaUn. Imdies* Blaok Silk Mantillas; do. Coiored do.*, do. Watered Silk Cloaks; do. Bleached Cloth Ctoaks, Em broidered Braid; do. Colorod Cloth Cloaks, Em- White Canton Hose,from 12>i to $1 a Pair; do. Slate, 6Iixod and Bloravisn do , do. Black Spun Silk (Lind) do.: do. Colored do. (Lind) do.; do. Black Italian da.: do. Merino do.; do. Cashtqeres do. Men’s White and Brown do.; do. IBlixed f-i do.; do. Superfine Frenoh Brown >■ do.; do. Ilibbed do.; do. „ (Hi • • — Fancy Strlpo do.; do. High Colored do.; Urey Lamb's Wool do.; uo. White do; do Merino do. Cat Naptdo; Taffeta Silk do; Wool Mitts; Cashmere new artiole) do. Boys and Misses Gloves of every de scription. Ilandkerclilofn. Ladies L C hdkfs from cents up: do Hom'd SUtch do do; do Scalloped do^lo; do Emb'd do do.— Men's L C hdkfs; do Silk do iu groat variety; Boys' dodo; do Cotton do; Blisses I. O. Mundrlca. Ladies Lambs Wool Vests; Msrino do; Men's u<> a » iuioii vasnuiere no; ao mud a ao; ao xauoy Neek Tits; Elastics. Buffalo Combs, India Rubber Combs, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Hair brushes, Per fumery, Fancy Soaps, Ac., Ao., together with an ex- tenslve assortment of Klouno Kneplnjr Goods. »IBBLG&€Aft£¥ CLOTHIERS MERCHANT°TAIL0RS Wureroom N. E. Corner of Whitaker and Broughton-sts HsvuuuhIi. T HE Bubscribors, in announcing to thoir numer ous oustomers and the publio, tho arrival and opening of their ■ Fall and Winter Stock, felloitate themselves on the advantages whioh theirre- oent purchases enablo thsra to offer all who desire to select their Clothing from an extensive assortment of the choicest goods, made in the most Fuslitoimble Style. These goods have been purchased under the personal inspection of one of the proprietors; and availing them selves of favorable oirouiustaaeos, they are enabled not only to warrant thorn iu quality, but to offor them at such EO W PRICE S, i must distance all competition in their tra The following enumeration is mode for the Gentlemen in the oountry, whose orders w*» prompt attention, and who, when in -be olty, srt spcoifully invited to an examination of our Goods. •peotfully invited to an examination of our uoods. CsENTUEHUEN’H CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRE8S Coats of every quality. •• 44 44 44 in Black, Blue, Brown, Green and Olive Coiore. BUSINESS COATS, in great variety, vix Tweed, Cloth and Casslmere, Frock and Business Coats. PANTALOONS.—Blaok Doeskin at a great variety of prices. Brk and Fanoy Casslmeres, at a great variety of pricos. 44 Drab Dete 44 44 “ White aud Faney Linen Drills, *' ** 44 Fancy Marseilles, 4 * “ ** VE8T9-—Black Silk and Satin Veste. Fanoy Bilk 44 White Silk, for Party 44 White, Buff and Fanoy Marseilles 44 Embroidered Cloth, Velvet and Silk in great variety. FURNISHER* UOODN. Furnishing Goods ot every description for Gentle men's wear—consisting of soarfs, cravats, waterford ties, Frinco Albert ties, spring stooks. merino shirts and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hole, gloves— all kinds, best quality patent yoke abirts, a nne as sortment of DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combe, Brushes, Port- monias, oto., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest and moot fash ionable styles. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valicos, Hat Boxes, etc. MERCHANT TAILORING The favorablo and long establish'd reputation whioh thoir establishment has enjoyed ana still maintains for the style and finish of its yarmentt made to order, as well as for the superior quality of .their cloths, dura bility of odor and substantial workmanship, it shail be the oonstant effort of the proprietors still to eontinae.— They invite the special attention of both old ana new customers to the following, from which they are pre pared tn furnish garments, which they will war ant to Be ne plus ultra in both tit and fashion. 8I6IONI SA BIOLLY'S best Blue, Blaek, Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronse, Gorobo and Olivo BUSINESS CARDS. WM. A. THOMAS' PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER. No. 148 Broagfetoii-st., Mow*. Go. S OLICITS the atteailoo of the public to the fbl- lowing named articles, via: Hot and Cold 8hower .ha, Lead and Copper Bath Tabs, Fanoy and Plain Marble WaVh Stands, Patent Pan Water Closets, Brass and Copper Lift and Force Pumps, Lead Pipe, 8h«et Lead. Block Tin, Hydraulic Rooms and Kitchen Ran ges of the mast Improved patents for sale. Silver Pla ted and Brass work of - hoad. N. B.—W. A. T. pledges himself to de all work on- ,1a the n ' trusted to his oars.ln the most economical manner, and equal to any practioed in the Northern cities. Order! from the country promptly attended to, oot 17 8 mos* Cloths. Blaok Doeskin, Blaek, Cassimore, and a Urge aeeort- ment of Colored and Fanoj' TWceds. LINEN GOOD8.- Buff and i'anoy Linen VESTINGS.—White Bilk and Batin, for Party Vests. Black and fanoy Bilk aud Satins. White, Buff and Orange Cossimeres. UNIFORM SUITS. For Volunteer Companion in the oity and throughout the State, made and furnished at the shortest notioe and in the best manner. DIBBLE A CARE Y. octfi ly »SJTTKlt AND U11UEME.—10 kugs Go- > alien Butter, and 25 boxes Choeso; just roooived, 1 for sate by CLAGHOHN A CUNNINGHAM. TODACUO. T UtsT received, & kegs Rough and Ready Tobac- choice article. For saie by 1*. JACOB. Uo. 29 Buu-strear, sept 26 Sign of tbe Big Indian. LJ11AWLM, N. W. Collars, Sleeves, Chemisetts Ll Infant's Waists and Caps, Cashmere 8carfs, Rib bons, Ladies', Gent's and Child's Hosiery, N. W.Trim- mings, Cambric and Swiss Bands, Emb’d and Plain L C lldkfs, etc., just reo'd add for sale at the lowest prices by (sept 271 DEWITT a MORGAN. MATHEMATICAL 1NMTKUDIRNT8* I N CASES—A new supply just received, eoiuo of them very complete and of extra finish; also Pouk- • Compasses, by JOHN M. COOPER A CO. /^HAMPAGNK WINK.-50 baskets Held- V7 seich Champagne; 26 baskets Mammdo; 26 bas kets Bonebe do; 26 baskets Anchor brand Champagne. For sale by A. BONAUD/ oct 19 cornor of Bay and Wbitaker-strccts. / U1KW1NU TOBACCO—Lurlllfinl'i Ofiven- \ j dish Tobaooo in tin foil; also, a fresh supply of Mrs. Miller's Tobaooo. Just received and for sals by JOHN B. MOORE A CO. sep 9 Gibbons' Buildings. £ bushel Uuuuy Bags, for sale by tap 19 MINIS A FLORANCE. IRIK*—500 bbls. Lime, lauding aud for sain by ujl oets BRIQHAM, KELLY A CO. UJKLING IRONMp Bask Shcares, Tailor’s c rac i UEXIBT X «opt24 IKLING IKONS. Bank Bheares, Tailor's , Trlmmsrs, Barbers Scissors and Raaor's. Just »'d by [sept 29] MORSE A NICHOLS. THOltlAS IU. K081S, I M P O KrIR AND NANVriCTUIII OF 8 E Q A R 8 , WHOLES A US AND RETAIL DEALKR IN 8MOKINU AND CUE WING TOBACCO, SNUFF, Ao., No. 87 Bays 1 , one door %eest qf Abercotn, MAVANNAU, GEORGIA. Lockett, Lone dt Uo., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, SAVANNA 11, OKOKUIA. Will fitund to mIIIqi all kind, of PRODUCE. gW Strict attention given to tho Receiving and For warding Goods, and filling orders from the country. R. LOCKETT, WM. 11. LONO, JOllM B. DAVIS. Jy 28 ly Wylly A Itloutinollln, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, FOR THE Furchnno and Male of Mtooks, Bonds, Heitl nnd l'ernonnl Estate. Arc. dec. Office Corner of Bay Lane and Bull Strsst, rear of the Post Office. P. 8. Having nnmeroas orders we wish te pniehase 1UU Negroes, either single or in famiUos, for whioh we are willing to pay highest cash prioes. jy 20—ly 8. B. Uraftoii, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 8ANUEH8V1LLE, UKO. TWill attend to bnslnese in Washington, Jefferson Lnurons, Wilkinson, and Emanuel Counties. Rsmit to—N. A. Hardee, Franklin A Brantly, nnd 8. E. liothwell A Co., Savannah. jy ‘-dm JOSEPH OANAIIL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ooRMaaoraar .hr WRiidRRR-BTi, lo» >7 Factorage and Commission U UNI. N KMM. T WILL continue the Eactoragu uml Commission 1 Business on my own aoconnt. Offloe on Day-at., Foot of Montgomery Street, may 9 if J. F. PELOT. Hinclilejr A Thomas. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 75 Bnyst., Mavanuah, Gu. n. r. K1NOHLKT. A. THOMAO. X. N. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Williamson's Buildings, Bay-street. Mnvnnnnh* Gn. apr 18 WELLS Ac DURR, Pactori and Commiiiion Merchant!, •op 21 82 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. Ip 8. 8. SIBLEY, Wholesale aud Retail Bookseller aud Stationer, No. 136 Cungrtfis-et., opitosite Monument-it|. mar 191 SAVANNAU. OKO. IU CHAN. 11. PICKETT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Tl AV1NG resumed hie tmsiooso, is nuw pro- Xlpared to oontraot for Buildings, or Jobbing work ot anydescription, in his Hue. Stairs eateoted with neat ness and dispatch. A share or the publio patronage Is most respectfully solicited. Carpenter Shop oorner of Walnut nnd ilarrlson-sts., second sir cot west of Brown and Harris's Stables., fob 18 ly B. D. Evniib, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SAUNDnHSTlLLB, WASHINGTON COUNTY, Qa., Will prootioc la ths Courts of the Middle Circuit. All business committed to his cars will bs exeouted with JOHN POOLE, WHOLES A LB AMD HBYAILDHALMX IN PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES krench awl American Window-Glass, Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brashes, Sabel and Comet Hair Peueils, Badger nnd Camel Unix Blenders. Graining Combe, Artiste' Brushes, he. ho. Paper Rangings, Borders, and Tiro-Board Prists. N Vt— llfvuBB. turn nnd Ship Painting, Gilding, Graia- Inx nnd Glasing done on reasonable terms by 1 a. J0UM poOLE* U Whitaker-et. mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow h Co. Henry K. Washburn, SHIPPING AND MISSION MERCHANT, jp«l MAVANNAU, UUUltUIA. ly Riui(uin Ac Cox, ATTORNEYS at law, Atlanui, Utor|lt, lVrllloolUok D.bta ia tba following Cation Do Kalb. FapoUo, Uoard, Care, bfoirap, Chtroko, Nowton, Cow.ta, Camoboll, Oordoo, WalV.r, Uonrp MartlQtthir, Carroll, FlojO, Dado, Spauldiaf, Troop Cobb, WbltOold, rorepth, Galonott. N<Armore-K. D. tftoddard k Co., Obarlo,ton. Boot! Carolina i William, k Drotbor, Augu.ta.UoorjIai t'laa Drotb,r,. and O. W. Cheat, Now-York. Nat. miwoor. [mar 17 tf| Trora, N. Cor. C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission Merchant, lp| MiiTnmiBk, Unrftta. [uov i:i Hnanv a. roar. v. a. dux han. FORT ft DUNIIAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. oot7 SAVANNAU, GA. Ip Julian HurtridKe, attorney at law Office comer Whilakar-st. and Bay Lane, nov 10 rtHTananh* ROWLAND Ac CO., aENKRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 172 Uap-Rtre«t. taavaanab. JOHN T. ROW LAID. an 21 JOHN T. ROWLAND, JE Juuics McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER 8l NOTARY PUBLIC. Marino Proteot# Noted and Extonded, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Pa pers prepared whereby te recover losses from Amerionn or British Underwriters, nnd attention given to all matters eoaaeoted with Shipping and Insurance. Of fice No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of the Cue- tom House. ly nov $ Dying and Renovating Eitabliihment, SAVANNAH,CEORQIA, 73 York.Rtreot.pear of the Court floaee E8TAU1.I8UKD IN 18SJ. _ , T ABIES' Bilk and Woolen Droreeo, Shawl,, T« 1 j bio Coron, oto., oloanod, aal dpod rarlou, colorji Cadlre' BonaoU bloaobod and proored la a rrebloaabl. •tploi Kid Qlorre eloaaod, aad OonUomoa', OarmooU oleaned, renovated or dyed, as may be required. All done in the same style whioh has gonorallv so mack pleased my patrons and friends. Terms modtroU. Persons sending parcels by Uarnoen road, or eteamboate are requested to write per mail, so that I may know whereto oaH for them, and whioh way to send them back. Coet of freight each way, for email parcel*, will be about 26 oeute. AH order# punetualiy fitundodlo. aLEXANDEH OALI.OWAY 8. 8. MILLER & J. D. FERGUSON, WHEELWRIGHTS^ BLACKSMITHS. llrnaKliton nnd fllootioniery BtreetSi * SAVANNAH^ GA. ^ Carriages, Wagons, Carte and Drays manuteeturod. Blaoksmirtung, Including Iron Railing and Orates for Bulldinxs, Ae. done at the shortest notice, nag 19—fim Te J. BOBEKT8, (LATE OF BURKE COUNTY,> C O AIM J SS ION MERCHANT, No. 1)3 Bny-ntreot. SAVANNAH. GA. Will give his personal attention to all business en trusted to him. 6nio i«>*l GILBERT BUTLER, UANTBU BUILDEH, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER T.rh .tr.tt, Ofl«l*«rpi Sf. Ian 28 Savannah. I) IITTRR , Oil KHMK, ftce.—IU kog, .oloctod Batter, 2a box,, Cboooo, IU M 8,,ari. 8 doien repl^* 1 " 8 "°" 4,,4 '“ h/p cOHW?A T&VMl ’ 1 IMK—aOObblo. Lima Row laodiop at Whllo- Li boad'iwbarf, rorbrl* Arjo. frrea B,aoo. oct 4 Forialo br OODEN A HUNKER P KUBIVjKD PKU BAJRK VLIIiUT aad nJdfobret.Vo.it Y Upton T4.ai H io LMr. So. do, & do Extra, pot op la Foil; 2 do Imperial do; 3 do extra Ooloog do; 3 do oatra boo do; 2doCon,o do; 800 Ooloo,, OoltlR, oarjool, J0. ggB / \NIONH.—Crutea Otiioos, l anding aud for ante by (oct 8) HOWLAND A 00. DCUUHBINU, Whllo Wu b, Btove, Sboo and O Dusting Brushes, for sale hy set 17 MORSE A NICHOLS,. 116 Broughton-at. 1 bUTTBR, CHKB8K nod LAUD.—Jun 1) received and for uole, a fine s tmd fresh lot of tbe above nrtloles, by M. J . SOLOMONS, sep 16 If *7 Broughton-sl. MIBCBLAKEOUB. Montpelier Female luUtaw. rtSrSs: MissAoxuns Boss, / Midi Miss Lro.KTU 8. Hoorxa. Drawlag, Poiaiixg,)bi* broidery and IaetraaMSUl Mxett. Mdllo Aseuxb Cuxusv, French. Mrs. 8. M. JiMfta, Potofitofa 9i»wfkM»4CTl. Rev. Hurt's M.WHifg, Better. , r j’_ , t Rtv.BMMM O. BbaoOv Chaplain. .. T1 ‘* “^Tsrm of U.is Institute will 9ttotoa|l» Ml thei isth of October, and extend to the Seeosd SieMay application ahould be maids’ W. S. WILLIFORD,Seet'yand (From Bishop Elllot'a Annual AddretT** 44 With tho consent of tffV Board of Trustees Ittloeed lb. Ifiiclln ta uod.rth. tlui,ii of fi Udp, w.U IHiCufi *<«**. M. Bq.1I, nl la.lu. tfi. Bar. well knows. BufUiM. whlie, who had Jnst'at that merneat nates- ed the charge of Bt. John's Church, to accept thfiljee- torshin of ine Institnte. These appoint me nte,tog«UMr with the oontinuanoe of the RevTMr. faragg at the In- ••tokooiL. Bdente r * ■tltute, should give parent! every confidence that auoh as tho sohool has heretefere been, suoh will it be hem- after. I commend it most heartily to the Diooese, a*. !»• Behool has sever bee* is. finer aos- teriles ■ auring It that the 8 __ ditiun and praying it to use ovary exertion sot to per mit an Institution to go down whioh had bees buih up at tbe expense of so much Mfrifioo aad nOarteg. 4 ^ Oexars! Segun! t J UST HKCKIVKD- IV.OIIO Bl. Hondo, 10,000 Morion. 10,000 Emanuel Amoroe, 2,000 UahaM*. Also, fine oat Tobaoeo, of Anderson, Good win jk Ll- llvoihal Brands, in Tlu Contstera; Tin Foil and Fapfire. For Bait ea aeeommodating term! by P. JACOBS, No. 29 Bull-el, Bigu Big Indgm THE LAST UNRIVALLED PRODUCI'ION I A New Cook State, CALLED *• THE NEW WORLD Far Burning Wood *r Oral. Tho Sulitorlber, hay* Ju,t madfi arreo.fi B.QUvUh M.rere. AfibMt * LawraaM. Mar. thoroughly tested before offering it to the nubite far sale, and it also comas vary highly recommended by those that are now using it. We pul a fewwT them up on trial a short tlms since ia this oily, aad these Who have seen them in operation acknowledged that'they never saw any Stove, for either roasting, boiling, brefl- ing, or baking, that performed so well aad with eo small * a oust for fuel; the castings in this stove are very heavy and mounted in the most porfeot manner; the bake Plow- is so constructed that you oan get twice the haatie ths M8n 7 , J ? t J 10r • t °v in aee. We azeWew nte oeiving tho different sises, and we eordiallyUvm fill th ' oaU and examine before purchasing. We have ole% various othsr patterns, among whioh mar be found the Iron Witch, Iron King. anleelsbratedfiueklAevT f0,W0 S?* T. W. MoARTilOR A CO. f ' »P f »» U Mow Kfc li *finu^w. To Lnnd Owners. JP* LL persons owning Lands In.South-Western Goorgla, either inold Lee, Early, Irwin or J* oountiss, which compete the following o<mn< uipb. Alarlon, Macon Baker, Thomas, Decs A 1 *"- 4 , •f»!“ l • 4 - |, tb.p wi.n to aril tk. re»., 2 «lll look at tlia l.ui ud „M»l Hi. tru, f.lu. and altaatUa of lb, I.nd, .nil ..11 tfi. i.tii. oo commiMlon, or look oiid raporl for tfio OQm or tfi. goad tbolr ...hre, Jllrtrloi, oouotp aod ttaitir, aad tbo too aad lat tiooo, and I will roll or rpMrt hlthiullp la an < rpporr 1 ii te^r.Td>. : Plantation for Sale. Situated on the Augusta aad ’ hero' Railroad, sdjoialug town 1 “ ad ooataiaii LWaynesboro*, and oontaiBiif eight aores—about five hundred and fifty Improvements. The whole or a part A^ilp to SUKWfiUKE k'MONTQoJ'i! Anna A(cm|. fllHE subscriber will ^vrebaan or call, on I sion, Lots in tbe town of Bavxawicx Waynoebogu'j do. ^ port the volne of loads for tea Bars* go- *'**•' “*Mrhn««i8lt, _ winter Iron MONTGOMERY, ALA. Portable Circular saw. nulls. 3 'HERE Mills are warranted unsurpassed by may in use, are propelled by mu Engine of 12 Inch Wsw Cylinder, and present the latost aad bast teifieya* meuta throaghout. Among these, the patent Oiling Men la erelatively need. Uoxtea eoatteneus feed tent* Ae. Price delivered ae tbe Factory *,ow detlanr 4MI ' than $1U0 additional wind'Tray the freight to lOVah* nah, Augusta, Charleston or New Orleaaa. , Ksamtuatlou of these Mills is alone required to estab lish their exoeodioff sioipiieity, eheapseeo, dnsability aud superiority thrpnghout, Alldosoriptmnsof Engine and Mill Work frumlshedah short notioe and fully warranted. Address jyfl flm J. $. WINTER, Agt. W.I. Worka. gW Charleeten Courier plsaee eopy. ~ LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT". 1 ' « I ARNOLD’S Improved Patent Metallic Indestructible SARCOPHAGUS, OU tr-TT—~—-1 AIR EXHAUSTED COFFINS, Whioh Is now taking the place of all ether# throughout the United States. U. 6. BOQARDUS having been mode the sole agent of the above for the City of Savan nah, would respectfully call attention to their Vast eu- C riority over anything of the kind that hoe yet been fore the pnblio. The improvements eeneut la ee- meoting the top and sides, and, by the r “ * an air pump, removing the air, by wh[ contents remain without aflnvia or eha _ , Jt is on these ndvi tho claim to supellorlty Is based. The uuderaigned having examined the above, de not hesitate to cay that, in their opinion, they are fully cal culated to answer toe intended purposex * ?,N, M. V, 10-W.W.jj.M.^ E L S I fiQUilp, 11)111 l.iHOCUK k UUWNk. TOBACCO—TOBACCO. linn Vi» Twiii. Forrel’a Exti ILUORADO, hi* Tal.t, Korrel’a Kitr. Vfi lb. ttuKUW"* ssrwasas" AKMIVAliM per at enmor,Augusta r Smoked Beef; Pino Apple Chee as: 10 boxes K Cneeae, and for ante by (sep 28j W. D. FORD- jpRKBH BUTTER mud ClBLKBSE—Just ftp* o« opt 14 Under Marshall Rous*- R. WATMK, M. D., ... M . ..uoMAja, oo. SJ., J. c. HaasuaiiAM, M. D., | W. G.Bollock. M. 1L, mar 12 K. Lacmlison, Machinist. ly Bell*! Bell*:: ReiuTTI f PHE Subscribers manufacture and keep eonsUn t- I ly on hand all slsea of Church, Factory, Steamboat, Ferry, Locomotive, School Uonae, and Plantation Bells. These BeUs are hang with the patent iron yokes with moveable arms. They can be turned around ae that he Belt, thereby prolonging the sound. These Relit manufactured from tho beet stock and are earn in iron casings. At thia Foundry these were first need and are found to be t great Improvement. We give a written warrantee that if Church Bells brook within one year from date of purohsse, with fhir usage, we will recast without charge. The tone of all Boils te warranted. Nearly 900U Bell s have been test nod esdd from this Foundry, whteh is tbe beet evidenee of theia superiority. We have 16 gold and Silver Medals* awarded from the varione Fairs 44 for the beet'Bells fee sonorousness and parity of font.” We pay narfiteular attention to getting u;> Peals or Chimes, and enn refer to those furnished by us. Onr Foundry is within a few rode of the Hudson River, Erie Canal, and Railrpads running in every direction. Aa thia ia the largest Ea tablirimantof the kind in the U. 8. and Age the largest assortment qf Bells, orders can be Ailed with great die- patch. We can refer to Bells In any of the States-— Old Bella taken in exebnnge tor new ease. Level* ntly on hand. Address Compasses, Ae. constantly on hand. Additee A. MENEELY’S SONS, je 13 ly«dAiw Best JVoy, HELNBOLDT A EIFLER, Bell Hangers and Manufacturers of Fire Proof Safes, Iron Railings, Locks, Sfc. Corner of Bryan and Jefferson-str«ets. Respeotfally ann'tosos to the pnblte in gene ral, that they are sow prepared to mutate all eeders in the above manufactured by ns oro warranted for mater | f HELMBOLDTA EIFLER. wtylSSd- M OUUNING I)cLAINU8»—A ve some lot of Mourning and Beoond Mow ss, nt KEMFf ON A VBRSTU 72 8L J alien and 106 S .UUKKD TONGUES AND BU Smoked Tongues; 2 bbls Smoked Boot from Keystone Bute and forule by^ CUNNINGHAM. pBCAN NUTH.—A few bbil. of Muu, In .tore aad for Ml. bp mat * iioBmck. \rKST»-Jo.t recaltMl per ataaiuor. Cloth, Cu I .Inara, Satin aa* V.lr.t Vaiu, for Ml. bp ool 4 BOBWaON * CAW. TO SMUKliBM AND 0HBW1R8. T U8T reeel fed, a very aoperior lot of Tobaooo tl and Separe; Tobaooo of tbo moot cel.br.ted brend., aad S.)wi that arenaola. aad In poriod. (or Mlo at lb. Apolhocari..' Ball bp ■»pb 30 J, B. BaPOAD. S UOAU.—SO bblt. Balin'. Buuidard Crruhod Bagarj 10 bon. Loaf do, and wbbli- ColMd^ OO. S CLAOUOBN * CUMMIMOHAM, TBAH-TB AS. T7XTRA Groon aod Black Too* warrmMd of Ik* Ud bc.b qoalicp, tor aal. bp W.D.yOBD. HUNUKIB8. 40 B .®«"l» 40< ' oP * toafc BiSSSUW r Mnia lowy " 1« bbta.Kr.ro Family and 10 bbls. Bin ft _ septT7 1.T1NK SHIHTH—Just received a nil of fina Cptten, for s«U nt
