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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1853)
SPECIAL NOTICES. PR. HARRIS —Hu rameysA to tha residence formerly PCfiT^owntd by Oa»l. John B. Gallia, N. E. earner <,f whilaker aud Harris-sie. Ottos in the bttsment. oct 26 . 8a LYON>§ KATHAIUON. Yor Preserving, Restoring, Cteaaalng, and P^Br^BennlUyingtha Bair, aUeriating Nervous Headache, and Caring Eruptive Direeeea of .the 8kin. lu rcpatation, eo-extenair# with the eiriliaation of the •lobe, makea all praise superfluous, aU exaggeration impossible; and ainoe ita diaeorery haa found no sub- ititate to compote ita incontested—ita Inoontestible su periority. Ph/alclaus and Chemists,—honorable clti- i c ,ii from all profeaaiona of life,—the leading Jonrnala of Europe and America,—Ladioa who hare uaod it npon their dressing-tables, and Mothers in their Nuraeriae, _in feet, ita million patrons everywhere, from pie* heiani to kings, prononnee it tha moat pleasing and effective artiols either as a Medicinal or Toilet prepar ation ever produced. Do not fall to give it atrial.— Price bat 25 oenta. D. 8. BA RNE8, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York, T. M. TURNER Jt CO., oc t 27 lm Wholesale Agenta In Savannah st: ’EAH^aP LIBEB. To Traveler, doing Nona. V. ». Mill, LINK. THROUGH IN 48 TO A. HOURS. New-York and Charleston Semi-Wieklr STEAMSHIP LINE. ~ —. JAME8ADOEB, UNION ^$&L D AY. 0mm '* in - UNION, \ Richard Adams, 80UIUE»“-{ Thom., SS" 4 "’ l,Ouo Tons. / Commander. These steamors are unrivaled on the coast for safety, K!! d “ d oomfort, experienced and courteous comman- dan, tablet supplied with every luxury, will ensure datioi! r- ** #T#rjr poMibl * «>mfort and accommo- ttf For Freight or Passage, having elegfmt State Boom accommodations, apply at the office of the Agent. ^ HENRY MI6SR001L * _ .. <>£••» Bay and Adger’a Son. Wharf. Steerage do. 18 $ar The new steamship NASHVILLE/ will rMt V to take hcr & 1 * 0 ® ,n **»• Due early in Norember. TUE rol ** ,n * anmmer leave be- KJL hiud them a long train of evils. Tha moat universal of theaa are general debility, and ita rare attendant, lowness of spirits. For these we can mend a speedy and unfailing curs, in the shape Iloofland's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. ] jackion, Philadelphia. It is, to our opinion, a medioine tui generis—alone—unapproaohable. It seems to reach the fountain head of tho difficulty in the digestive or ganisation, and thus to roliove the eeeretiona and the blood of the maerries morbi, or the oaueo of disease. Its tonic properties give vigor to the mombranea of the itomacb, and promote the secretion of the gastrie juice, which dissolves the food, while Us oordial, soothing, and alternative influence Imparts general regularity and itrengtb to the action of the seoretive organs, and teems to fortify tho constitution. 8uoh is our own < perience of ita effeots, and we believo it is confirmed the evidenoo of all who have tried it, or had an oppor tunity of witnessing its operation. For salo by Dr. Jackson, 120 Arch-street, and by Druggists generally, oct 27 1“ Dooly County, Ga., cured a girl, who had been for a number of years afflioted with Scrofula. Bhe was covered from head to foot with sores; there was not sound flosb enough on her whole body, to lay a 25 cant plena on. SHE FELT HER CONDITION IMPROVE ON TIIE SECOND DAY. The fourth day she was much better. On the 20th April, 1853, she oommenoed the Resolvent; on the 2Uth of May. twonty-one days after she commenced iU SHE WAS 80UND. Not a sore or blemish was upon her skin—nor was there any disease lingering in her system. Mr. Oliver has cured many people in Drayton, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever and Ague, Swellings Htiffuess, and Pains of various kinds, with Radway Ready Relief; nnd many of his frlonds have been cured of Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Indigestion, Ao., by Rad way’s Regulators. The R. R. Remedies are sold by Druggists generally. oct 24 12t DKNTIHTKY. DR. BARNE8 haviug enlarged and re- furnished his establishment, hopm with his increased facilities, to supply the increased demand for his new style of Artificial Teeth, whioh admitted on all sides to bo the most life-like aud beau tiful Dental substitute ever invented, and must be to be approbated. Dr. B. will take great pleasure in exhibiting specimens of this to any who may favor him with a call at his offloo, ooruer or Congrosa and Wblt- aker-sts., sntranos on Congross-st. N. B. Examination and advlo* gratis. oct 1 Dentist, (tale qf New Orleans,) having loca ted permanently In Savannah, respectfully tondors his profsssional services to Us oitisens. Residence City liotol, private entrance, ly—aug 9 Aburoorn. > Congress-street, between Drayton and DENTISTRY. Drs. KOVAL,L, and JOHNSON, Surgical and Mechanical Dentlnle. Offloo over Zogbaum's Musio Store, Mar- ROBk ket Square. ly n< DENTISTRY. DB. Itt. C. HEALD Perform! all operations pertaining to Natural or Artifi cial Teeth, in the boat style. Offloe first oornor west of the Marshall House. ly jan 17 TAPSCOTT’8 FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION AGENCY. Persons wishing to send for their friends, and desirous of bringing them out by first olasi packet ships, are informed that tho sutaoi ibers the only agents for the abovo Agenoy in this city. Thoy are also authorised to draw on Moavrs. Wm. Tapioott A Co., Liverpool, in sums from £1 and up wards, whioh drafts are negotiableln any town through out Iroland and Great Britain. Drafts on France and Germany, payable in all parts sf the Continent, also for sale. Apply to I* BUNKER A OGDEN, 80Bay-st. MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE IN ALL FAMILIES. Hting prepared by a regular Graduate and Phy sician of thirty years experience. Fon all Nervous ArrxoriONS.—Dr. J. 8. Rose'. Nervous and Invigorating Cordial. Tho greatest dis covery in Medical Science!—This astonishing propara- tion for raising any woak eonstitntion, debilitated by csre, labor, study or disoase, aoM like a charm. It give* strength and appetite, and possesses groat invi- groating properties. Tue/Gukat Pain Curkr.—Do you suffer with any Pain?—If you do you will find immediate relief by *!!%£?* 8 FAIN CURER. It is the only pro- <Ur#i *.f lmo,t in atantly, Kore Throat, i mu. P fr? m oold, » tho Side, Back or if “ n a °L’ ° r Tooth-aoha; Stomach or Bowo.'s, Neo « k ’ Uruia ® B » Corns and Chilblains, an b *T2J pain J u<0 th® Fain Cnrer. bafo -n , « w„5. ,0# ” 12 ^' »• * Qd W uout bottles. °° n ” a Couon.—This distressing and fre- lir h ^lds cure ‘ ' 8YRUP 8L n.K EL ?? BATJ 5 1> WHOOPING COuuu It allays the cough, and prevents inflamma- ou and dropsy on the chest. It frequently cui bJttU. aad 5 T °“ iMUnt rcli#f * ™F cent 10 Crou r. Whioh dangerous Suoii u ^xiPbact* of iiUCHU.—This is deoldodly one of the best remedies •ver uaod for diseases of the kidneys, bladder, *o., and ‘Iwaj* highly recommended H r - f h y ,ick « *06 many of the most disUn- guiihed medioal men abroad. Price 60 cents. mvkr Diseases, Dtsfei six and Bilious Habits.— n-XUf , Llr * e i* deranged, your skia vvill be yellow; Dyspepsia and Bilious condition of the systom will fol- low: you will be troubled with oold feet, variable ap- 1Sii*' ^ ad de P'? ,Md apirits. By takiux bt. Rose’ Lm “ A i^K^AD or ANTI-UILIOOb PJLLS.jou ttnd ^above bad symptoms disappear.— "221*2^ \ Bd . 2a oenie.-Free/rutn Mercury. »lfmn, P^pamtioni, with Dr. Rose's Ili.uV!8ER to Persons in 8iokness and iu Health, to be had of JAMES U. CARTER k CO. THOMAS TURNER k CO. WILLIAM W. LINCOLN, And of Dealers generally throughout SutSSSs!* ° 4 ' A Warranted Remedy. PLANTERS, FARMERS. FAMILIES; SEA- CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS. CAN PURCHASE NO ItEMEdT EQUAL . w Dlt. TOlilAH- VENETIAN LINIilIENT. for Dysentery, Colio, Croup, Coughs, Rheumatism, Uuinty Sore Throat. Toothache, Uoadaohe, Sea-sickness, Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Old Sores, Mosquito Bites, Ia- seotStings. Pains in the Limbs, Ao. If it does not give relief, recollect your money will be refunded. All that is askod is a fair trial of it acoord- iog to the direotions. This artiols is an English reme dy, and was used by William the Fourth, late king of England, Kndoertifled to by him as a oars for Rheumatism, where •verytujng else be had tried, failed. Over iO.OOU.OOO Bottles have boon sold iu the United Statos without a •ingle failure, and many families have stated that if it , rVo u par bott l« they would not bo without it, in case Croup, as it is as certain to euro as it is applied. The ooet ssvero oouou is cared in a few days. It cures tuoTUAoua in 3 minutes—headache in % an hour and cholera, when first Uken, iu a few hours. Iin _ Stir Prioe 25 and 60 cents. fnVi .T 0B1A8 h»s also put up a HOK8E LINIMENT th* 1 ll 0111 ®*# whioh is warranted choaper and better Kni ,°J her for Colio, Gails, Cuts, Swellings, Bruises, Scratches, Cracked Heel, Ao. ,. R S®" Prioo 60 cents. "%M I,,7“ TOBIAS could fill twenty newspapers with tho in.„* r 'i aud Oer tihoatesrooeivodoommonding his Llni- ^••aiders that warranting itsutficiont, as any j ^ho does not obtain relief is not oaliedon to psy for SOLOMONS k 00. and J. U. CARTER .r. 8 agonts for Savannah—also for salo by tho drug- |U -£l. a ?» ,u ! rek ®®P«« throughout Georgia. ft, "'-Tobias' otfico, 240 Groenwion street, N. Y. drew-Vii TER, Broughton street, opposite SL An- nranri.i *. WiU ,u PP l y the country morchanU at the ^fPIi^^iowsst prices. mar 16 CAItV St PUUHIN’S daquerreotypists, ^®rner of Bryan-at. and Market-square, . . SAVANNAH, And 407 Broadway, N. Y. i D b * spared to seraro to their customers ptrior Wc J Br «s of ths same elegant tons and so- “ *' a * h U ‘° r £ * t * I>mu ‘ uar, l «"«» 8 ClBT. 1WH) J. w. PlRKIHfl. k NSW STYLES. WOOL UATs! ,iLDEN * C0 - 100 w “‘ United 8titei Hail line. N. Y. AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS “ ^ DAYS OF LEAV ING 8AVANNAU FOR NEW YORK, The Florida. Capt. WoodhuiC^.7..7. Nov. The Alabama, Cspt. Bohenok, The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, The Florida, Capt. Woodhnll, The Alabama, Capt. 8olienok Tho Augusta, Capt. Lyon, «• The Florida, Capt. WoodnnlL Deo. The Alabama,Capt. Scbenok....... •• Tho Augusta, Capt. Lyon *• Tho Florida,Capt. Woodhnll •• Tho Alabama, Cspt. 8ohsnok •• The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, •* Tho Florida, Capt. Woodhull «« The no ships are the largest on ths ooast, unsurpassed “ f ® t y or . com fort-making their passsgesin 50 to «W hours, and are commanded by skillful, careful and polito officers. They ofTor a most desirablo oon- veyanoe, to New York. On tho completion of the Knoxville, in January next, this line will be semi weekly. Cabin Passage, $26. PADELFORD, FAY A CO., 13 Broadway, N. York. . tfOK PIIIIaADJZLI’HIA. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Tlio now and nplcn- *-<SlErgBBLdid sldewhoel stosm- l.m. KEYSTONE HHIIHHHH STATE, Capt. Robt.l ilaraie, and at ATE OF GEORGIA, caps. J. JTGar- Ti n !.' ,r -‘ J wfll J. < L avo Savaauali for Fhiiadelphia every Wednesday. These steamships are the moat oomfortable ou the ooast, and are- unsurpassed for safety and speed Thoy will leave Savannah as follows: Keystone SUto Wednesday, 28tb Bcptsmber. State of Goorgia. Wednesday, 5th October. - Wednesday, 12th October. State of Georgia Wodncsday, lfith Ootober. Koystono St.to —— \V.dne.d.tr- 26tb October, 6t.to oi (Jeorgt.. Wednesday, 2-i Norombor, K.y.tooo 8t.t« Wodn.id.y, Otb Nof.mb.r- 8tai. of OeorgU. Wodnoaday, 18tii Norombor, Keystone SUM W.dnoid.y, ltd Norember. BUM of Oeor,l. Wedneadty, 3uth Norombor. Koystono 8tau Wodn.id.y, 7th December. Bute of Qeorfln. Wodneid.y, ldtb December. _ .. _ And so oi Cabin Passage $20 Steorago 8 n.. A.L. LAJIAlt, Agent in Savannah. sep20 HERON A MARTIN. Ag'ts in Philadelphia. 8TEAMB0AT LINES. For Palntka, Eunt Florida, Touching at Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary\ Jacksonville, Middleburg (Black Creek), on Pico lata. „|r ■■■ w ^ The superior etcam packet WM ASTON, C'apt. Shaw, will leave on ■»«ii^»HTueedsy Morning at 10 o'clock, and will continue to leave every Tuesday. For freight or passage, apply on board at the wharf lately oooupied by the Union Steamboat Company, or sop 12 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, Agts. TO TEAVELLEES SUING NORTE. THB SAVANNAH AND GUARLBSTON U. B. MAIL 8 TEAM-PACKETS Lsavs Savannah tvsry morning at 4 o'olook A. M., aftsr the arrival of the night train of the Central Rail road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the eonneotinx at Charleston with ths L WllmlBilos Steam-Packet*. Whioh lsavs with tns U. 8. Mail svsry day. at2)£ P. M. and also with ths New-Yorb and Charleston Steamships, Whioh lsavs Charleston every Wednesday and Satur day afternoon. Paoaengeri leaving Maoon on Tuesday svenings, will arrive in time to oonneet with the splen did new steamship James Adger one week, ana the steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Charleston to New-York by land route. $20-time 62 hours; by steamships, $25. [my 16] 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agsnt. SHIP LINES. FOR BOSTON. The raoket sohr M. E. WELL8, Terry, mas- tor, will have immediate dispatch for the above •aMRyurt. For deck freight or passaga apply to ‘l OGDEN A BUNKER. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. •0, The new superior packet sohr GEORGE P. ^LLi MERCER, Uigbee, mas er. Apply to ■MMfc nova ■ , OODEN A BUNKER. FOR NEW YORK—Union Line. 3-^ Tho regular paoket schr ENCHANTRESS Tyler, master, will have quick dispatoh lor the ^■■babove port. Fox froight or pasaago apply to <1 OGDEN A BUNKER. FOR NEW ORLEANS. Tho paoket schr FANNIE, Beaston, master; 4nllX will have quick dispatch for the above port.- ^MBFer froight or passage apply to 0 OGDEN A BUNKER. ^£>&tor, will meet with dispatoh as above. Fi ■■■■freight or passage apply on board or to 20 BRIGHAM, KELLY A FOR BOSTON. T-e, The fine echr. E. R. BENNETT, A. N. jftsQ Wood, master, will moot with dispatch ae «MOKabove. Fur freight or passago apply ou board [oct 20) BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. FOR.FRB1GHT OR CHARTER. Th’e bark CATASS.t, Havens, master. For psrticnlsrs inquire on board at Telfair's Wharf, to [oot 2UJ BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. FOR NEW YORK—Uulou Line. Tho regular paoket sohr ELIZABETH A ^LLl ELEANOR, Polrson max ter, will have quick dis- ^■wpatch for tho abovo port. For freightor passage apply to [oot I8J OODEN A BUNKER. FOR FU1LADEI.PHIA—Heron’s IHne. Tho rogular paoket sohr VIRGINIA, Harris djlln master, will ha've quiok dispatoh for the above vMHLport. For freight or nassage apply to oot 18 • OGDEN A BUNKER. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. jj The fine sohr MAINE LAW, Uosmor, mas ter. For particnlara apply on board at Telfair' ■■■■•wharf, or to 15 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. I>HKu«rreotype UkencsscN f|^HE subscriber is now prepared to exocuta JL LIKENESSES, iu the best style ofthe art, at his magnificent Gallery, coiner of St. Julien-strcct and Market 8quare. All Piotnres warranted to givs satisfaction, taken without extra charge. jSSflnstruotions given in the art, with apparatus fdrmehed; also, Stock end Chemicals for sale. J. W. MILLER. c* ftlOKBD TONHUKH AND SAI.iHON.- Juat roooivod, . tlno lot of l.rgo Smoked Tongue I fat Salmon, at BE III. IN X NATHAN'S. HNUHAillS. —French, Hcolcb and American Ginghams, in rich and choioo colors; Rich Fnr- I Chiots; 4-4 French do. For sale by II Laroche a down G- nitui Savannah, Nov. 1,1853. ANDREW LOW A CO. y ~ ; -7:—kosc, btrawborry, Raspberry, Banana Llll iui? ^ rop8 ' Al8 °* Vanilla,RoseLemoo,and Lioonol Jujubo Pasto. Just roooivod and for salo by JOHN B. MOORE A CO. btock usual, from the iHuSw USm b 2kP Ml V a V d Amorican editions imaUest nook.t ^f.i’i„r lth and withou ‘ to tho JOHN M- COOPER X CO. ( 1 ,°il , r 1 ?! ON 1 {‘“AYKK B(IOKs.-A*m) V_y largo and handsome stock in averv ...1.1. nt style and binding. JbVrsalo by 7 Tari ®^ of JOHN M. COOPER 4 CO. A I-*HUMS.—Homo new and very haudsomo; „ ,. n j:.“ d .ci“S‘.n p /& ay* * * JOHN M. COOPER A CO. f *1JLOBES.—Frauklin Ulabos, 6 and la iuuh U For tale by JOHN M. COOPER A CO. ‘ APIER MACHE GOODS.-Just re oeived, a fine stock of tho above, embracing Tables, Desks, Work Boxes, Portfolios, Toilet, dove and Jewel Boxes, Backgammon Boards, Albums, Odor Cases, do. [ nov 1] JOHN M. COOPER A CO. PICTURES.—Plain and Colored, Lithograph and Engraved, all handsomely framed, a small invoice just received and for sale at importers prices. Frames may bs ordered through the subscribers at the manufacturers prices. JOHN M. COOPER A CO. nov 1 kKTICUIiES.—Iu Calf tikin and Morocco, -V wIt $* aDd without 8ewing Apparatus^ very nsst id useful artiolo. Also, Ladios’ Purses. For sale by " A " 1 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. ^RIMB HAMS AT 14 CENTS PER POUND.—lamilies and |Hotel Keepers in want tooafl wUhoutdelay^ Bama ar ® ^P^tfuliy solicit- £ ana lor saie 01 BERLIN A NATHAN S. EMBROIDERIES, Ac.—French aud Bril- 2j ish Etub'd Goods. Ladles' Cuffs, Collars. Chtm- ioU«i, Udkfs and Undersleevs^ ’ Ladios aad Gen tinman's pl-<uCambrio Udkfs, among whioh are some real Silesia Goods at a great bargain* Hosiery for ths sasaps.of all klads in Cotton, Merino fool, spun Silk andwlk Gloves of nil kinds! several iltes. M. PREND£KGAST A CO., 178 Broughtou-at., op. St Aadrsw's Hall, act 25 West Bids. Finable cUTUsuY.-tur. «a. p..n u. ueikw' c»B b. bouglit l9lr M •Oi ' ketun. >W St 155 MOBfifitSICflOU. SAVANNAH MORNING NEWB, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 18S3. Dry goods, Clothing, ho. DRY ROODS FOR THE MILLION! A OAIN Vo Invlf. III. attoitlltm of Ih. nubile lo JX .HI oht.p ..d d.ilr.bl. Sick of Drr Good., bouibiwllbth. grc.Uilo.r. for CASH AMD OASii ONLY, MSulNrOndur. Mid .lmo.1 a. .hoiip a. olhtr buy th.ia ; aad w. would dliti.ctlr m.t. il.t, w. bar. adopUd Ih. ONE PRIOE 8YSTEKI, aaa u. abl. aad daunalaad I. Mil tb.m a. Ur It an Ibaa tb. mb. qualliiuar. .old la aay boon u the oily. We offer in our Ladles’ Dress Roods Department, Uoualta d. Lain,, Ca.hm.rM, Rartg. d. Dalau, Bto- Md. and PUin Alpacaa Kt.noh, Krgllih and uiimaa ^ “ 4 l.ong and Sqaarc Shawls, Scotch and French Embroideries in great assortment. White Goods, Bonnet Ribbons. Chlmasstts, Collars, In fant’s Robes and Waists, sto., etc. HOSIERY, Ac. In this department, we offer every variety of silk. Cotton and Worsted Hose and Half Hose. Slfk, Cotton and Merino Under Garments for Gent's and Ladies. Kid. Book, Silk, Woolen nnd Cotton Gloves, for Gents, Ladles, Bovs and Girls. i i Gln,,) 2w al 7& P ! a L a g, a, * d F1 * ar * d of oolore. Linen, Silk and Worsted Serpentine Braids, Buttons! Edgings, etc. Linens and Damasks. Out stock off these Goods, Is in fsot a block, f 0 r we varijtv of Bleached and Blown Damasks. T^ 1 ® Covers allsiies and styles, Diaper Towels, Dam- ask Napkins, Doylies, Dowlas, Crash, Linen Sheetings, Shirting and) renting. Linen 7-8 and 4-4 wide, war ranted all pure Flax, and from the best makers. Blankets, Kerseys, Ac* We have a full and completo assortment of English and American Blankets, Negro Clothes, nil stylei and qualities. White, Red aud Bluo Flannels, Bleached and Brown Domestics, all qualities, Ticks. Denims, Cheoks. IPS*, Bine and Brown Drills. Ao. All of tiie above for sals at J. U. COHEN A CO.’S, .... No. 140 Bronghton-st., * W next to I. W. Morrell A CO. JOSEPH LIPPMAN. GONGRESS-ST., MARKET SQUARE. R espectfully iuvite* tho atunniou of his friends and the publio, to his stook of Full aud Winter Dry Roods, which having purchased on tho most favorable terms, he is prepared to sell to the ad vantage of his customers. lheso goods have been selected under his own inspec tion, nnd every artiole will bo warranted to be what it is represented. A “®J(J his stock will be found the following, in vari- A large Assortment of Furniture Prints. Kerseys, Prints, Flsnnola, Ginghams, Hootch Plaid*, Chiutses, Satinets, DeLaines, Linreys, Cashmeres, Caasimores, Alpacoss, Blanket*, Cloaks, Ttto«U*, Mantillas. A greet variety Hosiery, Gloves, Uandkorchlsls and House-Keeping Goods. Turkish Towels, the largest stock ia Savannah. ellks, Laces, Shawls and Embroideries. A large assortment of seasonablo Silks-Watered, Colored, Brooade and Plaid; also, Silk Poplins. Undersleeves ami Chemisette. EMBROIDERIES, Swiss, Cambrio and'Jaconet Edg ing aud 1 naortion*, Cambrio and Swiss Banda. • . Cr»P« Shawls all sunTLong Shawls from 3 to 10 dollars each, Printed Cachmere 8hawls, Waffle Shawls in great variety. A fall assortment of Carpetings, Rugs, Floorcloths and Matts, well worth wbile to set. RAG CARPETING for kitchen use, su excellent ar ticle, and to whioh special attention is invited. DAMASK Table Cloths White and Brown, Napkins end trench Towels at various prioe*, with many other goods not enumerated, together with an immense stook CLOTHING, which will be sold at wbolosole only. Country Merchants and other* wishing to purchase cheap Dry Goods, will do well to call and examine this stock before making their rejections. 3m oot 19 Full and WI later DRY GOODS !! W. C. WADSWORTH, No. US Cougreas«straot v Savannah. 1 8 now prepared to offer to the citizens of {Sa vannah, and the oounties adjacent, one or the moit magnificent stocks of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, over exhibited in this oity, consisting in part of elegant Black and Colored Brocade Silks, Rich Fanoy Plaid do; Plain SUks, fashionable oolors; boautiful high lustrsa Black do; Heavy Black Satin de Chines: Raw Silk and Worsted Plain*: Common de Lainea, all qualities; Merinoe* ; Ladies'Cloak and Talma Cloths; Printed aud plain all wool de Laines. Alpaeoas, Bombasines, Canton Cloths, Poplyna, Ginghams, Prints, etc. etc. Persons will find among this largo and vsrl d stock of DRESS GOODS such a varioty of Styles aud Colors that any ‘.asto.how- “ver difficult, cau he pleased. We invite particular attention to our stock of Housekeeping Goods, both on aooouut of the quality and low prioos at whioh “e arc offering them. Amoug thorn may be found 6-4, 4,1U-4 and 12-4 fine Bed Blankets, Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Linen and Cotton Pillow Casing*, Counter panes and Toilet Quilts, extra large aud fine Linen Datuaaks and Cloth*. Napkins, Dowlas, Furniture Dimitvand Chink*; Flannel*, all colors, stylus and 'lualiues; Huckabacks, Russia Towels and Toweling*, L'icks. Drills, «lo.; Embroideries, Ladies* Etul/d Usndkerchiefg, prices from $1 to $2U; Collars, Under Udkfs snd ileevos to match; Edgings, Inssrtings, Bands and Viounoes, very lino and rich. Together with a full stook of Plantation, Fancy and all other styles of Dry Goods, to whioh we invite all to call and examine. Goods freely exhibited, and customers loft r own judgment and taste to purchase, or look WANTED. „ WANTBD. T>ERNANENT .mnloym.nl by n young n»n In JL <iU»r n OmmlMio* Uoum, Steamboat cate., or Sb.iMU.QiM.^^^AW.MbtoraMTy.’sS A SITUATION •• In.lrncirra. in n orlfttn fnm. A ily, by » W] vk. l. qualified to tiib lb. - orancheeof nu Knfjleh Kfiner* 1 — - - ■ - uintleu luqulr. et Thu effle- VyANTKD—A coloreo Hoy about T.nlrn WANTED TO hTiTE; A Blnok Boy Dom IS to 14 Mare of . P o, f or whlcb Ar. J lb,r »* ««M » U1 , l ?J“‘ i ““»tMy. Apply to P. JACOBS, No. a Bull-street. W ANTBD-A girl to do hooeowork, .poly IIP Bryan at |norfitf| II. BllKT. WANTBD. THE lubMribar wlehee to bln . Sarrut «bo la . food Cook. Alio, agMduUr. bouae Bor. Apply to* „ . ., „ a c. dUnuaU, a Wright 8q., op. the Court Uonee. Wunted. A COLORED Male bouen Servant of llneverD■ tlonnbln character. A wall (rown bar prtlerred Family vary email. Apply at ehle offloe. if mn AVANTKD. A WHITE Servant Olrl lo do Ileu.e Work Inn iY email Family. Nona need apply but the beet C whom good wage, will b. riven. Apply .tthi b”eh building on Stau-atreet, third doer above Barnard. octll WANTBD. TfOUR Jnurnnymnn Tallore, two Coat hande, and J two Pantaloon makara. Kn.iuireat ° cta HOBINBON A CAMP'S. WANTBD TO 11IHK OK PtJ&CHAHK A BOV orMAN.ul,able for .XerleaDT,' Goods Store. Apply to 9 Laud Wurninis, T HE higb.et price paid by ‘“A* 1 WM. P. ROWLAND. Honsea and Lands. TO KENT. LOTTERIES. OKOHG1A BTATB I.OTTEHV. ’ Lottery, Class 106. drawn on ths 3d inst: 22 21 8 24 75 43 67 27 44 49 39 53 No. 21 49 75, priss sold in the above. nere Is a beautiful email Scheme. Te be drawn In 8avannah This Afttrnoon. OeorKln State ^Lottery, CUM 109. 14 drawn ballots In eaoh polk of M Tiokets. Se.ooo—e,ooo~i,ooo—loorsso And more than $100,000 tie Smaller Prixet! Tioksts $2, shares in proportion. Tiokets and Shares for sale, aad Prises eaahsd on de mand. by QEO. 8. GRAY, No. 6 Owens's Building, Opposite Pulaski House — .a, TO KK«T. 8^ .jsk^s i-saimsg-a kfPare^etrMU. w/u be r.ated ab.jj to Urn ,«v. -° ot 31 Cor of Montgomery-st. and Bay Ians. i ni TW a? Houses „ Now llouston-stroets. Apply to 001 26 WM. WRIGHT. FOR HALF, [ A House and Lot, corner of Liberty and Rev- _ * T 5 6 Loli, ^ feet front on Liber- ‘ ,ljr, n-u nd J W .^ ek r d# * p 0,1 Boynolds-streots, foe • • -?gV Tll . a dw#u J1 in * *■ • new two story briok build ing with a store undernesth at the ooraer. —ALSO— A vacant Lot adjoining, of the samo dimensions, feo simplo. Apply to [cot 26J WM. WHIG 11T. £ FOR RENT. LKASANT Rooms, with or without Hoarding, situate in a oentral part of the oity. Enquire at A n .. FOR RENT. Stablo and Carriage House. Annlv to oct 26 WM. WRI WM. WRIOUT. Vo Kent or Lease. a That large commodious publio HOUSE at Ual- eyondale, 60 mile Station, Central Rail Road, 8oriven County ; it is tho best stand for a Tav ern and Store House in the State. Possession will be given 1st January next. — * *i,»r JIalcyondale,SOth August, 1853. . ... TO RENT. A WHARF Store. Apply to A octll T. J.WAL8H. TO RENT. ^ A Briok Houio on J°nes-itreet, on a full lot. T^/ P &AL8H. a uricx uouso on jones-stree mB Possession given immediately. Valuable Fariu for bale t THE subscriber o/Ter* for aala his Farm, situated about miles from tho city, containing about 80 Aorea, 60 of whioh are Clear ed and in good order, the balanco good woodland. On the place are all necessary buildings, good Well of wa ter, Ao. Also, with or without tho place, will be sold Two fine young Mulss, 1 Horse, Market Waggon, Cart. Farming Utensils, Corn, Fodder, Hay, Ao. For par ticulars inquire of J. J. 8NIDER, At J. Jones, Esq., York-st. FALL OF 1833! GEORGE S. NICHOLS. READY MAM CLOTHING, FURNISHING UOUDs, Sfc. TUE SuUortber baa now lo aloes and offer, for aolo ths following: Goat's fine blue, black, and brown Cloth, Beaver Cloth, Peter Sham Fur Cloih, and Camblet Overooats. Gent's fine black Cloth Cloaks and Mantlos. Gent's fine blue, blsok, and claret frock and Dress Coats. Gent's Cadet Cxsaimere, Tweed Cassimore, black Cassimero, bluo Cassimere Frocktecs, and business Sack Coats—a greet variety. Gent’s biaok Doe Cassimoro, and more than thirty ffurent patterns of fanoy Cassimere Pants of latest styles. Gont’s Vests—about 1,600 Vests, embracing all of the iw styles, some perfectly beautiful. A very large lotot Satinott Round-Jackets and Pants, Flushing Overcoats, Frook and Sacks for servants. India-Rubber and Pilot Cloth Overooats. YOUTU’8 AND UOY8* DEPARTMENT» has never been squalled in this place, and contains the following: Broad Cloth, Beave-Cloth, Fetor Sham Overcoats and Sacks. Blue, black, brown and clarst Cloth Dress Frocks and 8acks. Bluo, black, brown, and Cadet Cloth Dross Jsokets, Csdot snd Steel-mixed Satinet Round-Jackets. Mixed and Kersey Round-Jackets for Negroes: fine black Doe-Caasimero, blue Cloth, and a large assort ment of fauoy-colored Cassimere snd Satinet Punts. Black Satin, figured Silks, Alpaooa Black Cloth, and great variety of Morino Vests. AU ot the above for boys trout IU to 17 years old. CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENTi ains vory pretty fringed and plain black Cloth Suits; fsnoy colored Cassimere Suits, with Vests aud Pants connected; Geniu's new style of Fancy Dress Jackots; black and brown Talmas; black and green Togas Ovorooata; embroidered Caps. All for children '-om 4 to 10 years. Children, boys', and youth's white snd colorod Shirts. Fancy Articles* embracing almost every artiole for gentlemon’s ward robe that can be called for, togethor with tho richest as sortment of oovored and plain Caps for gentlemen, youths, boys, and children. M ‘ * the abovo goods, the Men and Boys Jen made up expressly for my traae, and under my inspeotion, at the North, and ean confi dently recommend them as good, and as cheap as can feund elsewhere. The oitisens and public generally -i *»-■« - ” Clothing Store, Gib- oct7 invited to caU and see at the < FALL A WINTER DRY GOODS. HPIIE subscribersliuvo in store a full supply of . Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, which thoy offer for salo at vary lot) prioos, consisting of Rich Dress '’oods, Cashmeres, d'Laines, d'Usrago, Plain, Fig'd and I'k Silks, a fall assortment; BPlt Bombasines and Ipaecas, English, French aud American Ginghams id Prints; Plaid Worsted for chUdren's Wear, plain and fig'd Tweeds, eto., and a fresh variety of other goods. | oc 24) NEVITT, LATHBOP A HTEBBIN8. M. PRENDBRGA8T Ac CO., W 18I1 paritculurly to direct atioutiou to the most elogant assortment of New French and British Ribbons they have sold, embracing every novel- in style. 1-4 Itioh Genoa and Lyon’s Velvets, for Talmas, .xrfli and MsnUUas. Bl'k aud Col’d. 6-4 buperflne Twilled Frenoh Ladies' Cloths for Tal as find Mantillas. French Merinos, all colors; Rich Plaid and Printed Laines and Cashmeres. oct 24 178 Broughton-at., op. 8t. Andrew’s Hall. NEW HARDWARE STORE. TUE undersigned has opened a New Hardware Store at No. 140'CoDcrcss-street. the store recently occupied by Messrs. N. K. Bar ra A Co., aud is now receiving an entire new and well selected stock of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOOD8, embracing almost every article usually found in a Hardware Store. Having purchased his stock direct from the Manufacturers in England and this country, he is enabled to offer his Goods as low as they oxn be purehased at any other establishment at the South. m lie respectfully asks of the petrous of the late firm of MoCleskey A No ^ -no visiting the his prices, sto. ally asks of the petrous or the late firm of Norton, the oitisens generally, and per- ■ho oity, to gito him a oall, snd be satisfied GEORGE A. McCLESKEY. FOK SALK. A LOT beautifully aituuteil on high around, ai ™»ylor-.tie»t,nMrthoMedlo.l_Cofijy. Apply t, FOlt »ALK. 1 A valuable Plantation, situated vu ...» ^ uir - villa Road, olsven miles from Savannah. It has x good frame two story dwelling, and all neces sary out-buildings on it, this tract of Land oonUins three hundred and seventy-five acres, more or less there are about one hundred and twenty acres of clear ed land and under good fence, suitable for the pr * tion of Corn, Cotton and Rios ; the wooded land » VM - tsins Oak and Pine, and is convenient lo the Central Raiiroed, which runs Uireogh it. Purchasers wishing to buy, will please oxll aad examine fcr thomralvus. For further particulars,apply on tb^remlies, or l Also, w ill bo sold with the place, sight NogrMs?. u - oustonied to flold work ; Horses, Wagons, Carts, Cat tle, Corn, Fodder^ Peas and Potatoos, if applied for in Offloe No. 153 Bay-street—near City Uoisl—in oonneotlon with Hamden's Express Offloe. Georgia SUilc Louery. A. D. ELLIS A CO , Managers. D rawn numbern—or a«onria state Lottery, Claes 108, drawn on the 3d inst: 23 II 8 24 76 43 57 27 44 49 39 63 CLASS 1U9. To bs drawn in Savannah This Afternoou, 4Q o'olook. 14 drawn ballots in each package of 26 tickets. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 Frias of. $ 6 000 1 Prise of. $ 624 1 " 2,000 10 “ 360 1 ** 1,000 25 “ 100 Lowest 3 Number Prise $60. Tiokets $2—halves $1—quarters 60 cents. tfJT Orders from the country answored promptly, drawings sent regularly, and prises cashed on demand at this office. Tiokets, either singly or by tho package, for sale by CUARLE8 B. PATTERSON. Bay Lane, near BalUHtreet. GREGORY A MAURY. Mans SCHEME. 4,330 DOEEARS! Ao. Ao. Ao. Tiokets $1—shares in proportion. . Tiokets and Shares, either singly o. by the package fer sals by £. WITDINGTON, Vender for Gregory A Maury. pot 4 Bay Lane, near Bull-street. GREENE AND PULAMKi MONUMENT LOTTERY OFFICE, OJfics flo. 6 Whitaker-Street, Bay La no. GREGORY A MAURY. Manager!. 13 drawn numbers out of 76. SCHEME. 4,950 DOLLARS! Ao. Ae. Ae. Tickets $1—Shares In proportion. JAME8~GOWEN, or 4 Vender for Gregory A Maury. AUCTIONS. bTt. J. Wshh Hr. JHe. 6, 5}v' • Will be sold la front of the Court Hops#, between legal hoars of sale, tbs interest of D. M. Rogers, deeeao- •4, la th. Savannah SMam Saw Mill., in UntchlK.'. Island. For further partienlavtlequire at tho oouattag room. Sold by leave ofthe Ordinary of Chatham Coun ty, as the property of D. M. Regers, deceased, and by order of tho Administrator. count and risk of ths former ruraboeeS. n Ichts, Jewelry and ~ —, , On FRIDAY sad SATURDAY wui do soia in front or Court Uouso, bstwson tho lo- At Btore, No. 110 Brvaa-TtT' gal hours of salo. Lot and improvements, No. IQ, oor- best assortment of Watshei IlfirarUnalk 11 1 1 .7 «.t- / -.I- V.a.n It J. ’I"""*' Administrators’ Sato. On TUESDAY, Decembers, Will be told in front of Court Uouar uor or South Bread and Whitaker streets. Tho Lot Is suhleot to a Ground Rent of $67 60 to tho City. Ths improvement#oonslst of a double tenement Dwelling, J® baeemtet of which is an Offloe, Drawing Room, x«d Bathing Room. On ths first floor, is two Pa . tlor £', wUh • »$»•*•■■ Verandah V,n *^f n In ths seoond story La .u*. Ud eBcloMdVsrnadah.slilight- There are spralons accommodations for JL 1 *?'itunfiiEnhoeN nnd stable !" • b , r * Mar 0, ‘?® **«Ui»«l o* the Ixno in tns yard, is a flat pump and good water. ..d'wTh >1-4 abooTfi. a ,ood Cook Tha aho,. poip.it> 1. nlj h‘ l,, T , 0 f Clothing at Private Saie. A handsome assortment of ready mads Clothing, eon- slstieg of superfine Frook, Seeks and Over Coats, in lots to suit purchasers, for sals low. Terms oath. At Private Male. Lot No. 12 and Building, on 8tono-stieet. The Lot is fee simple, 60 front by tM deep. Tha dwelling ia two stories high, and wsll finished. Will bo sold low if ap plied for by ths 20th lust. Two five aorslots. one mils from ths oltv, for sals low if applied for immediately, on accommodating tonne. Grey, Hard Brown, and Brown Briok, in quantities to suit purchasers. 800 bushels Tonnsssee Corn, in lots to suit purchasers, just received. 21 bbls oholoe Butt Pork, in lots to suit purchasers. Landing and for sale. A desirable Building Lot/Or Sals.-Lot No. 9, fourth tyth'ng, Anson Ward. For particulars, enquire at ths ouuntiug room. StonoMUls Powder, 2 do Hazard A Go’s ,H» G no powder, 13 do Dupont s N P Powder, for sals low to olose a ooncern. LAW BOOKS. J UST received the following invoice of new and recent works snd or new editions: « A . T « ati, 5 °O he Mtd l®xl Jurisprudence of Insanity: By J. Ray, A., D. The Law of Mortgages, of Real and Personal Property, being a general view ofthe English and American Law upon that subject: By Francis Hilliard, author of tho Amerioaa Law or Real Property, Ao. 2 volumes. A Treatise on the Law cf Evidence: By Simon roenleaf, L. L. D.* Volume 3. Also vole. 1 and 2. Commentaries on tho Law of Bills of Eoxhange, For- olgn and Inland, as administered in Eugland and Amer ica; With occasional illustrations from the Comiueroial law of the Nations of Continental Europe: By Joseph u **:ry, L. L. 1). SiIwIUlvu. k Treat iso on thaXaw of Bales of Personal Property, with illustrations from tho Foreign Law: By William W. Story. 2nd edition. 7 Commentaries on the Law of Marriage and Dlvoree, and Evidence in Matrimonial suits: By Joel Prentiss lishop. Commentaries on tho Constitution of th> United States; with a preliminary review of the Constitution al History of tho Colonies aud States beforo the adop tion of the Constitution: By Josoph Story, L. L. D. Fanoy Goods ever offered in L fixe Gold English and Detached1 jewelled, In Single and Hunting e. do do Double time, and other WatohrahlS Diamond Pineand Rinas, fins Gold J style of Gold Good, maeur^^ sortmsnl too nnmerens to parttculailie tl ue of tho stook being overCuMh**’* r.TTn *'r * “ - ,u ** ,<n| v x mo N .»r'r.S Y .VZl‘ rtl °" « *• J$arGoods for sale at Wholesale or Retail luring tho day, and all are respeetfttily invited tsenU nodaUS ine the goods. — — For Rent. _ Four Two Story Wooden BnildJngs. situated ns Week Broad-streot and Roberts-street, noi buildings are new and neatly finished with all good eut-bsiliugs. For terms apply ns the Counting room. net ■ Storesfer Rent. Two atan. and.r nr CaanUn, Brnn, ulna WXxtt Btor,. i’u.niyrlon glv.a lainit.Tatal/. M1$ Hidu Want,4. Th. h ,h,.t niMk.t art... will b. paU for Sim, JjhlUWudmilllUn, Ap,ljr Mnr CaaaHa( Potatoes at Private halo. bu*n*nMK 0< Kit a.7 r»t.tou, now lud.Bffiw* foreign vised, o corrected nnd o BAKEHOUMK TO RENT. A GOOD Unkehouso, two Htubles, a Wnron House and n good Yard to rent. Possession given immediately. Apply to M. McGREAL, 1 No. 18 Farm-st. 3 w. UUWMH T » KENT. FINK Rooms in a Housr 45 feet siiua is a very fine oooking range for the use of the itooms, and two good Closets to keep utensils in. Ap- PV*®. .. „ , . M. McGREAL, Bolton’s wharf, foot of Farm-st. oot l FOR KENT. a Four iwo slory Wooden buildings, sit* uated on West iiroad-st. and Roberts-sireet. These buildings are nsw, neatly finished, with ui out buildings. Apply to sept 30 tf A. BRYAN, on the premises. OFFICE TO RENT. M The Office over Webster & Palmes' Store, occupied for tbo past year by Mosers. Foot A Dunham,—a dosirable plsoo for a Factor and Commission Merchant— will be ranted low for a term of years on favorable terms if applied for soon. *®P 60 WEBSTER A PALMES. _ , — office, well 1 suited for a grain and food store, or for storage oTcottou. Apply to [sep 23J ROWLAND A CO. f|^Q KENT—Tho second Store under Possession given 1st October. ROWLAND A CO. FOR RENT. | Tho Tenement in Waldburg’s Bu I present occupied by W. WoodbrTdgo, J Lsession given 1st November. D V# t R. HABERSHAM A 80N. TO RENT. | Three of the Five tenement Houses corner of Aberoorn and Jones-street, inquire to L sep 14 A. BONAUD. a For Sole. Tho Plantation on tikiduway Island, called the LODGE, with an island at- X” 1 tachod to it—iu all said to vontain 90U - The prioe will be moderate, and the terms ao- for which address 61. G. W. atthis offloe. “tf 1 Grocery 8Utnd. T70R SALK—A building lot in Chatham Ward, suitable for a Family Grocery 8tore. Also, Lot office. i. 36 Troup Ward—both corner Ic 4 #, Apply at this TO KENT. Three fins STORES, on Moors’s wharf. ROBT. HABERSHAM A SON. jE.—A Lot CO by 90 feet, froutiug i Laurel Street, immediately in the rearof the late To Lease, PART of a Wharf, with a Slip and ample space for a Wood or Lumber Yard, for lease. Apply to C. PERRY, Agent. ;> 12 tf Willink’s Wharf. Cora. 300 prime Goorgia Corn^forjrale^ W. W. STARKE. OMIEHY—Rec’d ^er fetes me r Augufctu One - * th*' and quality of Men's, r assortment lari |Ji XX Hundred doi.. _ aud complete- Among them can bo found every sty! and quality of Men's, Ladies'and Children's Hose : prices warranted satisfactory. W. C. WADSWORTH, oot 27 No 116 Congross-st. i 1AKFET TAUKM. with and without Lea- - , Strstonr — - oot 31 Tack Hammers, Ao. COR« WELL, 192 Bryan-streste. PlxATS POUMALK. ,, 2l E . E „ I ' , ' AT8, hnlou,lag to the Union Stoaui* tyu Oompuiy, for ..lo !o» for euh. A|iply to ’* KIWCULEY X TllOMAb, AgU. P**.K».-Plain and 6«ured d d? Bll.k do Merino., Col- oreO dO’ HU). Par.in.tu.. Colors do, Black Canton Cloth., do Alpacaa K«.lr»i hp ' »• 0. WAD8WOBTH, Wo. lit Coagr.u-.trcet, A bK, ALE, ALK.-75 blila. Albnuy Cream A A c, Undiog from .turner thl. d.v and fer calc at toe Albany Ala Depot bj W. M. BA VIOSOWT lUlLDKUN’N WOR8TKU MACKS. " Children'. Wonted Back, aad O-.rcoaU, in f.ncr AUo, Children'. WouUd Op., pi.la .ld /1UI hit fancy. Zepbjr Worsted Boots, Ac. Fornalsbi w.*c. ror mu* by LaROCHE A BOWNE. / 1IDER, CIDER.—90 bbls new Sweet Cider. " j Landing from steamer this day aad for sale by oot 27 W. 6L DAVIDSON. MSiuISBlf C OLLARS—Cbisresettes, Usdorvleevee, Infants’ Robes. Infants' Waists, Breakfast Car*, Cambrio aaa Muslin Bands, all ia flat variety at KEMPTON A VER8 TILL'S, 72 St. JsUss and 106 Bryaa-slrcete, oct 17 Warring# Range. LATH WARMEKM, Trivets, Blowsr Stands aad Firs Carriers. Just received by MORftE A NICHOLS, AST I W Rr9BlUteA -«UccV, MERINO VEMTM, dec. L ADIES’ Patent Merino Vests do superfine Cashmere do Ladles' China Spun Vests Gentlemen’s Royal Ribbed Shirts else Merino Wrappers do 8hirt# Colton snd Merino Drawers at KEMPTON A VERSTILLE’S, 72 St. Julian and 106 Bryan-st., Refill White Regular French Ellslsrs Imported Woven Girdle de at KEMPTON A VERSTILLE’S, 72 St. Julian and 106 Bryaa-su., Waring*’ Range. jjUTU, ANU OASSIMBKKS — Kina Frenoh and English Cloths, Plain and Plaid Cas- ires, Fsnoy Tweeds, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Ao. \ full assortment for Gents xnd Bovs waar. For sale >why [oot 31] LxBOCUE <9 BOWNE. UANCY ARTICLEM.—French Extracts, Jr warranted genuine; Shaving and Toilet Soap; Shaving Brashes; Ivory and Eeg Horn Dressing Combs: Buffalo Hair Brushes, and other styles of Ma hogany. Rosewood, Maple, Ao. i or sale by eottt Laroche 4 BOWNE. TO THB CITIZENS OF SAVANNAH Aud the Public In Geuerul. WOLFE’S Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps. fl^HE above-named preparation lias become exteu- 1 slvely known throughout the length nnd breadth ofthe United States, and is universally admitted to be tho most dollghtfnl, healthful, invigorating and pure r reparation ot the juniper berry, that science, aud a ong practice iu the distillation aaa preparation of pure liquors haa ever auooeetled in producing. A long-established manufacturer and importer of liquors of every description, the undersigned devoted himself to the production of an article of pure Gin, wHch should prove a valuable agent iu the cure of the manifold diseases which afflict the human race, and fur whioh Holland Gin has been prescribed by the medioal faculty for years. At length bis efforts were crowned with suooess, at his aatensivs distillery in Schiedam, Holland, from which place the purest Gin has long beeu luiported.aud he was enabled to give to the world his Schnapps, whioh. for purity, and entire freedom from the pernicious luscl oil end all other noxious ingro- diouts, aud delightful aromatio flavor, has never been artiole upon tho unsuspecting community, and, like ths wolf in sheep's olothtng, prey upuu their very vitals, he resorted to the expedient oi importing ~~ J - ••• Schnapps only in pint aud quart bottles. importing and selling his . art bottles. of glass, stamped with tho name of me mauuiauiurer: are corked and sealed, and have printed labels bearing the signature of U dolp/io Wolvk upon them. They are also inclosed in colored wrap pers, also bearing his signature, in which form alone they can be obtaiued in eases, containing two dosen bottles each. Notwithstanding all these guards, unprincipled par ties have been fouud guilty of tho unwarrantable aud criminal practice ■ f buying up empty bottles, filling them with vile common gin, which is tho most perni cious poison with which a community was ever cursed, and sends thousands to a wretched drunkard's grave yearly. It is only necessary, therefore, for tboso who purchase the artiole by retail, nr drink it at publio places, to mark well the appearance of the bottles from which they drink. Caution is nsoesssry. ^Tho Schnapps havel been introduced bnt about . years, but in that brief time their virtues havo beeu acknowledged to an almost inorcdible extent, until it Is - matter of some difficulty to koo^t up a supply ade quate to the demand, so fast are orders pouring iu from •very State and territory in tho Uuion, from Maino to Oregon and California. Determined that the virtues of the Schnapps should be thoroughly substantiated by the most undeniable and unquestionable testimonials, circulars were dispatched to every regular member of the Medioal Faculty aud professional Chemist whose name could be obtained, soliciting their acceptance of a bottle of the Hofiaapps, with a view of enabling them to test its medicinal qual ities in their praotice, and submit it to the strictest ohemical analysis in their laboratories. Of the ten thousand physiuisns and chemists in the United States, about four thousand accepted the offer. Upwards or two thousand have promptly furnished their written endorsement that the article is all that gis claimed for it, and in the strongest language recom mended ite general use, not only as a remedial agent, delightful, harmless and pleasant beverage.— These voluntary endorsements arc from gentlemen of unquestionable knowledge and the most perfect scieuce. Nor alone have practitioners and chemiste furnished their testimonials. Tl^e publio press, in almost every principal city and town, has boldly spoken in its favor its editorial columns. The New York Medioal Oasetto and Journal of Health, high authority, has repeatedly prooiaimed its excellence. Iu the July number of that Journal, Dr. Reeso its accomplished editor, has publioly invited a discussion upon the oubjeot of the uso of alooholio mix tures. medioiually, in fils widely circulating columns, and the views of the medical faculty in reference to my Schnapps, in particular, giving an assurance that they should be spread before the publio. Physicians, there fore, who have not already complied with my request to forward me their opiuion, as to iU qualities, will oblige by doing so through the editor of the Medioal Oa- sotts. Story. L. L. D. 6th edition, I larged. Commentaries on the Law of Partnership, as a braaoh of the Commercial and Maritime Jurisprudence, with occasional illustratiouafrom the Civil and Foreign Law: “ly Joseph Htory, L. L. 1). 3rd edition. Commentaries ou tho l.nw of Ageuny, as a branch of Commercial and Maritime Jurisprudence, with occa sional illustrations from the Civil and Foreign Law i By Joseph Story, L. L. D. 4th edition, rsvlsod, cor rected and enlarged. Commentaries ou the Law of Promissory Notes, aud Guaranties of Notes, and Cheoks on Banks nnd Bank ers, with occasional illustrations from tho Commercial Law or Nations of Continental Europe: By Joseph lOna. T. T. Ik ..llil... * , r sad greatly A Treatise on ths Law of Carriers of Goods sod Pss- seugers, by land and water: By Joseph C. Angel 1. Snd edition, revised and enlarged. Treatise ou the Law of Private Corporative* Aggre gate: By Joseph K. Angell and Samuel Ames. Fourth edition, revised, oorrected and oularged. A Treatise on the I.aw of Contracts not under seal: By William W. Story. Third edition, revised and greatly enlarged. The Law of Contracts, a Courso of Lectures: By Jno. William Smith, £sn., with notes and appendix, by Jel- linger G. Symons, Esq Third Amerioan edition, with additional notes and references to both English nnd American decisions, by William Henry Rawle. A Treatise on the Amerioan Law of Lanlord and Tanant; e iu bracing the ataturoy provisions and judicial decisions of the several United States in relereuc* thereto with a selection of preotdonu by John N. Tay lor. Second edition, revised and oorreoted. A Treatise on Wills: By Thomas Jarman, Esq., of tho Middle Temple, Barrister at Law, in two volumes. Seoond American edition, with large additions to the text aud notes, and refsronoes to American decisions, by J. C. Perkius, Esq. A^Digestof'the^Lawof^Real Property: Bjr William Cruise, Esq.. Barrister at Law. Revised aad oouslder ably enlarged, by Henry llopley White, Esq., Barrister at Law, of the Middle Tomple. Further revised snd abridged. with;additions and notes for th# use of Ameri can Students, by Bitnon Gr.enl.af, L. L. D., in seven volumes. English Reports in Law and Equity, containing re ports of esses in the House et Lords, Privy Council, Courts of Equity and Common Law, nud in the Admi ralty and Ecclesiastical Courts, iuoludiugalso ases in Bankruptcy aud Crown Cases, reserved: Edited by Ed mund 11. Bennett and C'liauncey Smith—in 16 volumes. Pleading and Praetioo ofthe High Courtof Chancery: By Edtnuud Robert Danoell, F K 8. Secern) English edition, with considerable alterations and additions, adapting the text to the last general orders and the most recent decisions of the Court, by Thomas Emerson Headlam, M. A. Seoond Amerioan edition, to which are added several entirely new obapters, and copious notes, adapting the work to American practice in Chan cery, by J. C. Perkius. A Practical Treatise of tho Law of Yonder* and Pur chasers of Estates: By the Right lion. Sir Edward Sagdon, in 2 volumes, with notes and references of American Decisions on the Law of Venders and Pur chasers, to tbo present time, by J. C. Perkins, Esq. Seventh American, from the Eleventh London edition. Commentaries on Statute and Constitutional Law and Statuory and Constitutional construction, contain ing an examination on adjudged cases on Constitutional Law under the Constitution of the United States, Ao.: By E Fitch Smith, Esq. The Law of Debtor and Creditor in the United States and Canada: By Jaiqea P. Holcombe, gest of ths Dooulons of th " ted States, Ao. The Shipmasters Assistant and Commsrolal Digest, containing information necessary for merchants, era, and masters of ships, by Joseph Blunt. A popular and practioal introduction to Law 8tudies, and to every department of the Legal Profession, Civil, Criminal and Eoolesiastloal, with an account of ths state of the law in Ireland and Scotland, and occasional illustrations from American Law: By Samuel Warren. Esq., F. K 8. A selection of Leading Cases upon Commercial Law, decided by the Supreme Court of the United States, with notes and iilustrationa: By James P. Holcombe, author of Introduction to Equity, Jurisprudence, Ao. Also on hand, Chltty's Pleadings, do ou Bills: Chitty on Contraots; do Blackstone; Kents' Common tar ios, Georgia Roports: By T. R. Cobb: Cobb a New Digest of tho Laws of Georgia; f ths Supreme Courtof the Uni- N.E. Rum at Private Salo. ^ •IPwMhf.cUiMt.ftOTi FmMnM, bbls. N. E. Rum. lor sale low. asglf Prj«>. ((All. v.n Privntt Salt. Jn,t race ¥«d Id .toro, »nd ta ul. Id 1.U to nllpcr chasers. Terms sash. snf 17 Valuable Building Lets si Private Solo. Lot No. 13, oontaiuing lit) fast by flOfsst, attested os Owinuott-atreet. Also, Lot No. li. containing 60by ID fsot, situated on oornor of Drayton nnd Lamar-atnats. If not previously disposed of by private salt, ths above lota will be sold at publio auotion in front of tha Court House, on Tuesday, the 6th of Beptembsr next. Terns Tract of Land at Private Stale. Lot Land No. 16,8, containing 160acres, walltias- berad, situated in Case County near Kingston, a few ml.se from the Stats It Road. Rotenaale Cement at Private Sale, Now landing per sohr Cataract—109 bbls Hydrauli# Cement. House for Rent, •$* House No. 20 Broughton street, for Rent lentil l£jjfe« Improved Essence of OoMoo, Wo have just reooived from the manuf—» Philadelphia, and will oontlana to heap on fc_. Au fixs*«t Hummsl’a Improved Essence of Coffee. 1 his is ths best composition of Coffee ever offered for sale, and Coffee made from the Essence is mush mere wholesome, more delicate, finner flavored and eolerad, f — *- i * * superior to ths t nett saving 71 iuuid u.miiu,, noner navoreanen eoiorvn, R irfectly-eloar, and la every respect superior to the nest Rio Coffee, and in use will prove a nett earing 7S oent. over Coffee prepared in the ordinary manner. pry It snd see if it does not. JbnnMse* Huron and Lard, at Private Bede. 18,099 lbs. Nsw Bacon, assorted Hog round. . 2,099 “Fresh Leaf Lard, just reoelvad perk I. from Tenneeeew, and for sals in lots to rail parohaeers. Groceries, Provisions, me. PH1LBBICK A BELL offer on accommodating terms at private sale: Liuuohs.—60 bbls. N. E. Ram, 25 bbls.Pexuh Bread/. 26 bbls. Monongahela Whisky, 6 pipes Holland Gis, s half pipes Cognao Brandy, 10 caaka “ Small Still” Scotch Whisky, 1 puncheon Irlah Whisky(MoMahan's), 6 eighth oaaka Pinet, Caatlllion A Co. and Uannseay Bjxndy, 100 dos. of flna Madeira, Sherry and Pert Wines. Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whisky nnd Cherry Bran dy-nil private stoek. Bacon.—29 casks Bides, 19 casks Basra, U tasks Cxooksrt.—26orates assorted Common tend Granite Glasswars.—76 oases Tumbler*, assorted, 19 eases Wines. 15 bbls. Lamps, Molasses Cans, Ao. CBAcnaae.—10 whole and 19 half b&.i. Boston, ish 1° Ali> ted^ (MUC ° mm0B Gflrmaa Gigxra,19,990 Span- Boa lbs.—A large assortment of Yalrbank’s Platform. Also, a large assortment of Ready Mada Clothing. Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Wars, Brass Cloaks, Fanoy Boaps, Fa oy Artiole*, Ae. Ao. JyU For Kent. Two Stores, Nos. 8 and IS Johnston's Building, Bay street, for rent low. NOTICE. T HE Si. Andrew's Society’s Hall building baring undergone a thorough repair, the Hall aud Upper noome are now offered for rent for exhibition* and other purpoees as formerly. Apply to WILLIAM ROGERS, Treasurer. Ootober 31,1863. chan ios, haviug oxpsrisueoTn the construction o buildings, do hereby certify that wa have exCminad the building known as Bt. Andrew's Hall in this oity at the various stages of the work la process of repairs, sad have ao hesitation in atetlng that the same ia aow strong in all ite parts, aad capable or bearing extraor dinary weights, whether In motion or otherwise, on all IU floors, and is in every respect worthy cf the ooafi- *1onoe of th* publio for strength and solidity. WM. M. WADLEY. Gen. Hup., O. R. B. CH AH. MILLER. Master Carpenter, C. R. B. WM. QUANTOCK, Master Builder. A. WKUU, Master Builder. )'. BLAIR, Master Builder. October 31, 1863. 6 oetSl Do Penal Cod*. Do Analvsis and Forms, Ao.. are for sale at tbo prices cbsrgod for AlVS All of tha abo\ them at tho oountsrs of the Publishers JOHN M. COOPER A CO. f Fine Fookot Penknives over offered, for salo JOHN M. COOPER A CO. t importer's prices by poi to k B( It T U DION AI EM AND POCKET BOOKS, for Ladies snd Gentlemen. A nsw comprising a great variety, some now and vory handsome styles. For salo by oot26 JOHN M. COOPERA CO. bo inoroased to an indefinite length by the publication of these authorities, ali on file at tho wareror proprietor, in New York. It is net only as a remedial agentthatthe to be reoommended, but os a gentle aad perfectly cousequonece of intoxication—that vioo which desolates tho social hearth, entails misery upon countless thou sands, fills our hospitals, almshouses and prisons, aud ren furnishes the gallows with its deadly fruit. In countries where pure wines and liquors esu be had readily, and for a mere trifle, they are lreely used by all C H.UAKH, Mantilla* Ac Tulin*.—Wid. J V.lr.U, Ladle*' Cloth., pUin ool d Bilk,, la m.ko ao, with Trlmialnpto taotchj .Im, . voriotp of rich •«d ruhiotuhlo Good., for ralo hr octal D.WITT* MORGAN, 1 ATIIH.—30,000 Loth, doily expimud per bri, JLd hUrth. Koran. For i.lo to orriro b/ rati* ^ BBJUUAhd.KEtl.TACO. WlNl « US SmtUBON’S SPONOK-A ..poly of superior Cop Sponge for Surgeon ura; also. plies, Ware Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatio Schnapps to be rank ia preference to all other distilled or fermeo liquors, our Temperanoe Societies would have less duous labor to perform, and Horace Oreeley, Gough. Barnutn, and tho other learned, eloquent aud devoted friends of total abstinenoe, would rarely be called upon to asoend the rostrum, and cause thousands to listen, with “an attsnt ear,'' to the great and startling truths they relate with such fervid and impassioned elo>iuenoo. There neod be no Maine Lgw to suppress intoxication. As long as men and women will persist in drinking druggod, adulterated, poisonod liquors, with whioh the oouutry is flooded, drunkenness and all its conoomitant evils must exist. We may well exclaim with Casein— " Oh that a man will put an enemy into his mouth To steal away his brains!’’ In many districts of this oountry, particularly in th* region ot the great western and southern rivers, the character of their waters is such as to produce great disorganisation of the system, and frequently chronic disorders ol an incurable character, the enumeration and specification of which wonld be a matter of super •rogation to all those w ho reside in the districts spool tied, When qualified with the Schm.pps, the bane ia neu- tralised or destroyed. This feet has become generally knowu at the South and West, aud the Schnapps are used to tbo extent of thousands of bottles dally. Their great recommendation is their undeniable and well- established purity, which oan be proved by ohemical analysatiou of the contents of any and every bottle bearing tho above enumerated evldenoei of genuine- nera. The proprietor solicits ths most rigid tests, and defies any parson or parsons to prove to the contrary, ox to ^roduoe^ra eqnally pnro extract of ths juniper berry, The publio are again reminded that Wolfe's Aromatio Schiedam Schnapps oan only be prooured in pint and quart bottles, stamped, labeled and oorked, and in ool- ored wrappers, with ;he signature of the proprietor affixed; and that the retail prioe has invariably been fifty oont# for the pint, and one dollar for the quart It ean be obtained, in small or unlimited quantities, of ths proprietor nnd importer, and of all tho principal druggists i hr ou ghost the United States. UDOLPUO WOLFE, Sols Importer and Proprietor. oet25— lm Nos. 18 and 22 Beaver-street, Nsw-York. M. PKKNDEKGAHT 6c CO-, 178 liroughton-et.. opposite 8t. Andrews Hall-West Side. H AVE great pleasure in directing attention to thalr late purchases- In connection with their 11 trade thoy carry out strictly tho same system in ths sola of their gooffs, as is pursued Ire ths largo houses in ths Northern cities, xxmsfr. giving thgr easterners tho fall advantage arising from baying IN LARGE LOTS. Planters nnd beads of Families, aad all parsons bay ing IN QUANTITY will And manj large ists to select liw, AND DECIDEDLY CHEAP* Mi 20 merous styles and sites, some with convoniences for matches, money, memoranda, Ae. For sale by ttttSG JOHN M. COOPER A CO. M athEDiaticaIj inmtrudventm, « 8i 5f J ?. or ,n «xses. Some very superior. Also, RMOMETERS, of various sites and prices; a fins stock of each lately received and forsale by T ADI EM’ CARD CAMEM.—Pearl, Hindi, I J ivory anJ Silver, various styles and qualities.— Forsale by [oct 26) JOHN M. COOPER A CQ. ML’Ptittl.vi fcNDENT’fe UP Pit h. / MilUdgevillt and Gordon R. Road. ) 0 „ . _ Bavahrah, Ga., Oot. 29,1868. N and aAer Suturday, the 5th November, two Trains a day will be run between MlllsdgtviUa au<f Gordon until further notice. Mt-SI « W, M. WADLEY,Qen'IBup't. ^ BtiOAD STREET llOUSE, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. a Thu undersigned (irb taken charge of this establishment. Ths house has been thor oughly renovated an d furnished anew. Tha traveling publio will find his rooms airy, asst and alean, and his tabln bonatUnliy supplied with avert delicacy the market affords, Aaff"Omnibuses will niffs' • be In readiness to tarry passengers to and from tha Hotel to the Depot and Hteamboate. L. T. WOODRUFF, Proprietor. Columbus. nov 1 Candy, Candy! T HOSE Dollar Boxes of assorted Candy, so suiat- bls for family us* and oonvenlent ta carry or sand to any part of the country, havo arrived and are for salo at T. C. RICE'S Candy Faotoiy. Aire, an exten sive assortment of fanoy paper aad glass Boxes, Cor netts, Ao. Country Merohants will do wsll to examine ths last mentioned articles, ns they will he sold st nn ad vance of only five per oent. upon the lowest Paris aad New York manufacturers prices. Now is the time, for Christmas is near at hand oot 29 Seanonuble Goods. UIUBUKL.LA8, PAUAgOLH, AND VANS, at Kempto. A VentiUa’i. Vunkec Notions. II. C. SCOTT Ac CO., No, 17C Broughton-Streets-Up Stairs. OVER UAUNUM’S STORE. Y* TOULD respectfully invito the attention of Citjr f f and Country morohant* to thair extensive stoek lof Haberdashery, Perfumery, Combs, Mnsieal Wares, Stationery and Fanoy Goods of ali descriptions. T O Y S. A vary large nssortmsnt of Toys.- 3m oot 19 DANCING ACADEMY. MONS. A. BON AUO , Respectfully informs his Patrons, that will open his Academy in November pros- o, on whioh day due notice will hegivsa. D KEMMINH CAMEM Tor Ladies aud Gentle men. at all rrioes and in great variety—some very splendid: also, Ladls*' Work Boxes from $1,26 to $26—a large plain and useful artiole. with look and key at the former prices, just rac'd and for sale by oct 28 JOHN M. COOPER t CO. by • bands; also, No Plus Ultra Desks for jrs—a new and large supply of each, just reo'd [oet 28)JOHN M. COOPER A CO. Savannah Medical College. SESSION 1863—'64. nnHE COURSE OF lectures in this I Institution will eommone* on the First Monday in November and continue four months. R. D. ARNOLD, Id. D., Prof, of Institutes and Prac tice of Medioine. J. O. HOWARD, M. D., Prof.Anatomy. W. G. BULLOCH, M.D., Prof. Principles and Prac tice of Surgery. p - M-KOLLOCK,M.D.. Prof. Obstetrioeand Diseases of Women and Children. * C. W. WEST, M. D., Prof. Medioal Chemistry. E. II. MARTIN, M.D„ Prof. Phv.lolo... H.IjBYRD,M.D., Prof. MateriaMealoaand Tbsra- J. B. READ, M. D., Prof. Pathological Anatomy and Demonstrator of Anatomy. FEE8.—For the fall course, $195; Matriculation Ticket, 15; Demonstrator of Auatomy, $19; Qradua- tion, $30. Requisites for Gradu-tion, the same as in other Medioal Colleges. C. W. WEST M. D., apr 22 tlN Dean of the Faculty. 4ST The following nowspapers will pleaseoopy the above till 1st November, and send bills to this Offloo i— South CJarotiniun, Columbia, (tri-weekly) Courier, Charleston, “ Constitutionalist, Augusta, Geo., (weekly) Recorder, Milled* eville, Patriot, Albany. Geo., Floridian, Tallahassee, FL-, Adecrtirer, Montgomery, Ala., “ Advocate, UunUvilJe, Ala., Gazette, Chattanooga, Ala., “ Newe, Jacksonville, Fla.,“ T)L A NTATION GOODS .-Karaevs—all I Wool Plains, Union do; Schley's Plains; Georgia Kerseys. Northern do. Blankets—London Duffil and Union Blankets, oommoa sise do, for children. Flan- Brown 8hirt: Orenburg#, va ey Head Hdkl . mernook and Scotch Bounete, for sale low hi aiiffi $ • — 4-4 heai i brands; Striped do. Hikfo—Fan is, Blue Romall doT Wool Caps— Kil- Wwffiy.'g&auiS ir ST’iBnmh. S Uf AK»_»hM. Prime P R.Sugar; 15do do St Croix doi 8 do do MuKovwlo dog SObbl, Si.»- 5“ ! » do do Powdered do; lOO doXt Croix do; 10 do BUwut'lOoffleo do. 1* otoro **d for Ohio b, |,oot»n SWIFT* CO. COAL AND WOOD. RfeD AMU COAld, I N quantities to suit purchasers on the wharf, or delivered in any part of tha city. —ALSO— Black Jack, Upland Oak, Live Oak, Atb, Pise and Light Whs, by the Boat Eoad or at Retail. For tbo oonveniouoe of persons residing in, th • upper portion of the oity. Boxes for orders are placed at the Stores of Messrs. J. M. Cooper A Co., W. W. Lincoln and W. G. Dickson, snd at the Offloe ofthe *' Morning News.’’ In order to ensure promptness in snpplying orders, these boxes ax* examined daily nt 9 A- M.. and 3o'clock, P. M. Particular attention will be given to furnish lawful measure, and purchasers will confer n fnvor by Imme diately reporting any instano* in which my teamsters should foil to deliver the quantity ordered. Having made arrangements for a regular supply of the above artioles, and for their prompt delivery, I rospeotfully ask a continuance of tbs favors at my former customers, and tho patronage of oonanmore of REED cane for shipment in any quantity, sujpU*<Lri short notioe. Successor to D. Rxusbxut,* Ferry Whaxf. oot 3 Opposite tha Gas Works. Erivutc Boarding House. rpiIK .uhacriher having tnfceu iho tpacloue reel* A do... Ixtalj occupied h, Wm. I. Wt,. Ew.. ra- .pectfolly ootiflee hi, frieude end Che publio, ho h«h perm .otic Old mi- ■lent 1IUARDER8 ox nuopxhl. torml. Pet.cn. who lmvo room* «leowhore ox* Cxk. their mwl, xt hi, hone, ehonld they with to do ,o. Th. houra i. loomed in * , ocutrxl port of tbo oity. o* Wrl,ht Square, oppoelu th. Court Iloileo. Uoplnx to (i,. entire axtilfnoUoa he troeu that both frlemde anif itrxniere will alee him a tharaof patronage, loot»; QEO. C DUNHAM. For bale. 7r\ h foot of Boar tit and Scantlior, for aala low, lit to alaar eat a lot. C. eep U tf Willi,* e Wharf. m 200 SOO bustaels Com BUSHELS froeh .round Country Cora Meal, juet reoolTof aad ter aal. by CHAS.H. DtTBTKB. T\__ I I Colorod Brooedoe and PUin Bilkl, Jlpaoae. Canton dotht. and a aa> ittla of Mouraih, Good, ne.ert.for. oTjrad^tti. m.ld.u 7J 8L fallen aad 109 Bry.ut-< NOT BOASTING, BUT FACTS. I OAP8—CAPS—The flnoet and bMlxad. Capa la ha towed ia the City, are to ha band at tho Clothin, Won, Gibbon, renr.—all mada er for my trade aal toll chcep-Mll u<t eat. ImIBJ WiHICUOU. coal, Conll 200 For tale by A. «. MQLLi wd-jd lm Eoetorn Wl A .COOFEB T>SBP^-SC half bhle FalUHi X> for talc b/ loot IIJ
