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cirr suERiprs sale,
im be told, before tile court house door in
W thoatroftivannan. ou tho first Tuesday la
July uoxu between tho lewf hours or solo, Itot of
Udaan. 1 Bedstead, 1 tot of Painting*, 2 Bods, 1
V* Vnrau. to. Uvtod oum iho property of F, O.
ceil, to Mttsiy a distress warrant Issued, of ino
Honorable Iho inferior Oourt ot Chatham Oouuty, Its
fever o( John J.iluut, Ann It. Wall aud Jamo* J.
Wilt. n. T. 0. Oarl. Property pointed out by
VI unit ns. Tortus Uiati.
toward M. vncjDWKUsr.
joiy it Shoriff c. 0. g.
^ . 'WiWIWj
CHATHAM COUNTY—To nil whom II may
concern t Whcrcai, John V. Hines wilt nppiy
at tho 06urt of Ordinary for letters dlsralvaory as ad-
mlnUtratur on the UsUto of .lames C.THuok ;
These are, therororo. to cite and admonish all
whom It may coucotu, to be aud ujq*>ar before said
Court to make objection (If nuy thoy have) on or be-
(oro U»e first Monday in December next. 'Hherwbe
said letter* wtll t>o grunted.
Witness, Johu Bilbo, Kmi. Ordinary for Chatham
oouuty, UiLt fourth day of June, 1550.
Juno 0 JOHN BILBO. <>. u c.
IP* KTATK OF OKOnOIA,
/CHATHAM COUNTY—To nit nUom It msy
t taHM»ra: Wh«wM.Jonn SWIorj-.hllUppljtotlw
O&irs or Ordmarr ibr Lowers DlsmUory as adrahds-
traiiou oo tho Estate or WHHam Wright those are,
Ihsreioro. to otto and aumonUh all whom It may
oonoarn. to bo and appear before «aUl Court, to
obtoctlon (If auy tnoy have) ou or before tho
first Honda* In Noromoer next, othwinc raid Lot-
tors w»U bo granted.
Wttsoss. .Innu Bilbo, tfeq., Ordinary for Chatham
Oranur, this e.ghi day of April 1850.
•OUK BILBO, o. c. c.
>prn
■TATE OK GEOItUl A, CHATHAM CO.
mo all whom U may concern: Whereas Mary Anu
X Wool wlU apply at tho Court or Ordinary for let*
tor* UumUaorv on tho oatatn ur James V. Dent,—
Those are therefore toctu* and admonish nil whom
It mar concert), to bo ana appear before said Court,
10 maao objecuoua (ir anv they have) ou or before
the Ural Monday iu December next, otherwise said
totters will bo granted.
Witness John lldbo/Esq-, Ordinary for Chatham
Ooumy, this third day or Juno 1553.
Jaa wOUN BILBO, O.C.O.
ADMlhlsmVTOlt’S NAIjIU.
P URSUANT lo an order of the Honorable tho
Court ol Ordiunry ol' Olmtturn County, passed
Juno term, 1866. will bo sold, on tho Unit Tuesday
lu August next, before tho Court House door in said
county of Chatham, between the legal hours of sale,
tho following property, to wit.: Lots Nos. threo (a)
and four (4), liciug part of Garden lot No. nine (tf),
Spring Hill, City of Savannah. fronting on Railroad
street; also tho following negro slaves: Jack, Veter,
Alexander aud Sarah. Sold &s tho property of tho
ostntoofSamuotUrlUUi, luioofsald couuly, deceased,
for tho hum tit of tho heirs and creditors of said
tato. RICHARD WAYNE,
Administrator de bonis uou. on
Jo4 Kstuto of Samuel Gritlln,
oEOUuiA, ciiATIiAJi toti.vn .
QN tho first Mouthy in August next, I will apply
From V. 7 . hMKR,
uttxRit.u. anvKimsir • ibrim auh.vt,
New York, 1L Obi, aud Baltimore.
JAMES li. FTOhES,
DEALER AND IMPORTER OF
Wntctm, Jcwtlry, Silver Ware, Fan
cy CJooili, iSiCt,
Xo. 18, H0V7II 2l> fri:K).r, MIlt.APrtWIIA.
Hupts ' \y
tfrum V. 1‘Uikvif*
Apvrirmuxo .usincv, rthtAbttittu. m.
Aujhorixod A goat for tho Bavumnth Journal.
_ to the Ordinary of Chatham county for leave
to sell the negro slaves beonging to the estate of
Clara A - Ogtlbay, deceased, for the benefit of the
heirs and credit irs of said estate.
June 4 JAMBS A. LaKOCHK. Adm’r.
NELSON SWEE/.EY,
DESIGNER AND SCULPTOR IN MAHlll.K.
Cornor Astor Plano and 4th Avenue,
in cu«b pkoximjtv to nts mm tiiuiahy anp im* >«**
huh* masr, nkw vokk.
rpilE most extensive variety and the largi^t
1 stock of Monument*, Tombs, Head Stone.?, Ac.,
lu America, can bo found al this establishment, from
plain to tho moot elaborate and ornate lu design aud
workmanship. Iu addition to lie- stock always ou
land, a grout varioty ol drawing*, appropriate and
original tuny l*ofound, from which work wtll Uu ex-
ccuto*! prompUy lo order.
Orders faithfully executed, and shipped to any
point available by water or a team.
Persons visiting the city or New York ou pleasure
or business are respectfully Invited lo visit this oh
tubliahmcnt.
^T'rOWWUl'W.lOV l/JCK.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS!
%a
STATE OF GEORGIA,
C HATHAM i*»l*NTY.—Tn all whom It may con-
otru: whereas, Patrick Ryan will apply at tho
uourt of Ordinary for letters of adminlstrallou ou
fht eauto of Denial CoUiuh :
TheM are. therefore, vocito aud admonish all
whom n may OMtoern, to bo and apjicar beforo said
Court to rnaka tonectlon (If any they havo) on or bo-
Ibre Uia first Mtoitlay in August next, otherwise said
totters will ho granted.
Witness. Joou Klibo, Esq., Ordluary for Chalhum
County, this twanty-tblrd day or Juue. 1850.
June XI JOHN BILBO, o. c. c.
INSTATE OF GEORGIA,
hnuSbH r “
T>nUA>CH COUNTY.—To all whom it may con*
J3 oern : Whereas, Ass Johnson will apply ot the
Court ot Ordinary lor saw county, for letters cf ad
ministration. with the will annexed, on tho estate
* Of Mary Williams, late of said county, deceased:
Thuae aro. therefore, to nlto ami Admonish all
whom it may concern, to be and appear before said
. Oourt to tnako objection (If any thoy have) on or
before too llrat Monday m August next. othorwUo
■aid letters will be granted.
Witness. William Lee, Ksq., Ordinary for Bulloch
sounty. tho 20th day of Jum*, 1850.
jauexi WILLIAM LEE. o. a. c.
UMtlltUlA, LtltKim LUl.vn,
fpo all whom It may concern : AYthereas, Mrs 5a-
| ran J Jones, AdmtntHtrair.x upon tho estate of
Jlupes N Jones, Into of Liberty county, deceased,
will apply to the Court of Ordinary or said county
for letters dismissory; , „ .
These aro therefore to cite and admonish all wnmn
U mav concern, to be ana appear before said court,
to tnaae obioctions, if any they have, in terms of
ths law, otnorwiso said iciu-rs will be granted.
Witness. W P tiarideatf, Ordinary for Liberty
county, tnis 10th of January, ISio.
Jyift—3 W. V. GIHAPEAU, o. l. c.
TATE OF GEORGIA—BULLOCH CO., May 20th.
- - ■* att«r date appUcatlon will
18A6—Two months — .
Jo maao to the Honorable Court ol Ordinary of paid
County lor leave to sell all tho lands belonging to
tbs estate of Michael Donaldson, deceased, for the
bsntht of tho heirs and creditors and said deceased.
myXf-Sw ' JOHN E. GIBSON, Adm’r.
"STATE OF GEORGIA,
JULLDCH COUNTY.—To all whom it may cou-
_J corn: whereas, Joslah Davis will apply at the
tourtot Ordinary for letters of administration on
tbs estate of Henry Davis, late of said county, do-
Those are. tnorefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern, to t>»* and appear before said
Court, to make objection (if any they have) on or
before ins nrst Monday m August next, otherwise
said letters will be granted.
Witness, william Lee, Ksq-, Ordinary for Bulloch
county, tnis 27tb day of Jum\. 1S56.
Juneria AMU JAM I-EK. o. c. c.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
B ULLOCH COUNTY To all whom it may con
cern : Whereas, General E Mikeil. will apply
atine umrt of Ordinary tor letters of administration
with we will annexed, on the estate of Mirths
Groover, tato of said county, deceased :
These are. therefore, to ate ami admonish all
whom it mav concern, to be aud appear before tald
Oourt to make objection (if any they have) on or
before mo first Monday tn September next, other
wise saia letters wnl he grouted.
Witness. William Lee, L=q-, Ordinary tor B
oountY. uii3 21st day of July. 1S5C.
• — wild JAM LFJ-; o. i
BROUGHT TO JAIL.
Brought to jail in rfwahtiboro, Emanuel tv>,
on the 4th iustaut, a negro man; he says Ids
name Is Harry; that ho belongs to the estate
»d Thomas Clay, of dryan County, Ga. Ho is
of light complexion, with a slight tear over the left
oyc;about5 foctOJi Inches In height, aud about 20
years old.
Tho owner Is requested to come forward, pay
chirgca mid take him away, us he will be dealt with
as tho law direct*. HENRY OVERSTREET,
JoO Jafor.
SOUTII-SIDE, RICHMOND A DANVILLE. AND
Virginia «& T«nmsi(ee
H.AXXi£iO^.DS.
A'O'l'lCE.
A LL persons having demautls against the estate
of Richard F. Williams, late of Uiatiiatu comi
ty, deceased, are hereby notified to present them
within the lime proscribed by law to the subscri
ber ; and all ludobled lo the said estate are request
ed lo nmko immediate iwymeut to
M. B. MI LI.UN,
Adiuint-trafor do boni*. non.
March 26—Ow ltwt.IyJl—je 7
STATE OF GKUUnm,
C HATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom it may con
cern : Whereas, the estate of Jorendnti Mc
Donald lies unrepresented in consequence of the
death of Nathan Brow ton, the executor, aud unL-ss
some fit and comj>cicnt person applies for the ad
ministration of said estate, with the will annexed,
I shall appoint James Wilkinson, or some other Ut
and proper i>cr.sou, administrator with the will an
nexed de bona* non, on said estate:
These % are, therefore, to cite and admouUh all
whom it may concern, to be and appear bi-fore
said Court to make objection (if any tiny have) on
or before the first Monday in August next
Witness. Wilham I.ee, Esq., Ordinary for the
county of Bulloch, this 12th day of June. 1S50.
Jel5 WILLIAM I.KR. «’ r. t\_
Stole of Ucurgln, Uuixoen luumy.
A DMINISTRATORa’ SALE.—By virtue of nn or
der from the honorable Court of Ordinary of
said county, passed on the first Monday in June,
will be told at tho court house door of said oouuty.
between the lawfol hours of sale, on the first Tues
day tn August, One tract of Land, containing one
hundred and Illty acres, in said county, on the Ca-
uuocbce river; also, a i«rt of four other surveys,
contaluiogsix hundred ami thirty-two acre*, on u»-
noochce river, well improved and in good repair,
consisting of swamp, bay and pine land. AiU as
the property of Nathan Brewton, deceased, for the
benefit of tho lieir.-* and creditors of said deceased.
Terms made known on the dav of sale.
BENJAMIN BREWTON. ) . . . a
•-IMON J. BREWTON, ) Atxa f "
Juue 2d, 1860 jo 15
8©- S U M M K 11
uELMiKiOr
, GENUINE IHEPAP
HrlMilH»ld*a Highly Csik
- iuiiI Fluid Extra' .
p©»«-
Alt KAN (tKAIENT.
hortc«t. most roiufortabio und uio-l oxj>**litious
Route to the
WITH HAU.’a^Afi
Huvlng ricoivcd tho
J'riae Medal at the
World’s Fair, aro uow
oilered to Ufo public
ns the Prize Hnfo of
tho World. Tested
and approved as thoy
have been every
where, tholr orownlng victory was reserved U> bo
awarded by tho Juries of tho World alMr.
The proprietor placed One Thmiaaml Do!lure In
Gold tn the one oxuibitod at the World a Vulr, I/nt-
don, and invited-all the llck-lawks iu the world to
o|Hin the B;ifo, with or without the keys, ami take tho
money its a reward for their lugenuity; although
operated u|toii by several fikillcd in tho art, no ono
could lick tho I/>ck or open the RuTe.
By an Improvement upon the original .-silamauder,
Introduced by tho present owner ot the patent-right,
tho Interior iu rendered wholly Impervious lo damp,
and books, papers and jewelry might be preserved
In ono of hU safed for a century without contracllng
a blemish from mould or milldew.
To guard against*counterfeits every «ile.from the
manufactory of the subscriber, and sold by him or
ids ugcuts, has a brass plate lu lront, bearing uw
name ; each Is also furnished with otic ot his lin-
proved Thief rteicciing winch » e<")-l kunr-
antco against robbery.
v 6. C. HERRING k CO..
Nos. 136,187 and 180 Water-?};, N. Y.
Agents in Savannah, Messrs. HELL k rRhNTfofc,
who keep constantly on haml a full and complete
assortment, which they will sell at Manufacturers
prices. “cpt28_
LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE AND FIRE-
BOOK JtND JOB PRINTING
NEATLY KXUW)TO> AX Till; , |g M
SAVANNAH JOURNALj. j^'" l rMpo-7'v«»kDtM,i«»-jL.M,ni),iruo:.
BOOK & JOB OPPIOK. ima, I'oiniUo Cojnliliilntf, an'l M rf lll«
DH * w-n. jioselbV....
AINT HAVE, AND EFFECIVAL REMEDY
|0K of the BUddor, Kidneys, Gravel,
of Tumour*, j-
ir<yu-pt;oa .,t v-t.
mary loco led m-if t:, j
Broadway, contain-, a.-
furnished Roo^n, with l-*<k
ways, at hand, both u-iu- ;
ed at this liiflltutiot., and w.
Merclumis can bo supplied at short t«»lp ith
niu-iimilm null, of i.nding.
Dray Books, Ulrrulnrs, Canli
und Illnnk Books.
i.-u av mis lit*uiuu'fi., and w,i ., rffr . •
and klud attention ft<,m 1 ‘ M^ti^
his Matron. Htspraeu. . , ,j
; Cancer, ff»r the u^t ten .’ *■
...... 1.1.1.. .. . •" ret »L-fla
Jhixuul, organa, whether *, n fF-MAJ J"
u-iiatevor cause thov may have originate*!, and i uny Physician in tlio fot-.uV j-^t, >' ’„ L ’ r i V ,f «li
NO !M ATTER OF IKiW lilKO STANDING. ! atfil per db-m. or *15 Hrnrnb.Vb'- w!
This popular and «[>eclfift remedy is now offered i 10 ^ a ° cc ‘- ' r *Wtt»
to the afllictcd, aud guaranteed to euro all the above to he ogrK-1 b-,t„ rc , f
complaint - . It nearcbcs out the very root of Uie , dcrlakcn. All commuim^n-. niUS ( {.“**’*
Particular attention given U* BOOK AND PAM- j driving out all tho diseased fluid* of the J nd ‘ l ^“ e ‘ l ,0 w. y m
l'HUrr l’RINTLVU, such as Catalogue- for L*.dleges, i^jy, Urns removing the enuso and rendering the , ftu » ** <,:£ ;■
Proceedings of Meetings. Reports, Ry-Istwa, Ofo. ....... -a w»ht — ‘ ‘•’ ,t
laxly, Urns removing the enuso and rendering the j
i, noports, o.»-iAtwr>, vw. ' "| ill'I'A'I (IKK " Tisi i ■ - -— .1“’'^
Thankful for the very liberall*ntronage horetotcre CERTAIN AND PERJIANENT « X litotnc*: 50 do W.-S*-!’ :h|>c ' nor fbifi
received, wo rospectlully solicit a continuance ■*• n.jg medicine allays |»in sad Inllatnmatfon. which Blows> ,-„ r 6aic i,v R«»6-sui»
the sumo, feeling that wo shall be able to please all mber rcufidlus Invariably cauxe, aud can bejaken , mar8 • ,. 4
who may favor us with a call, both a- to price- and , trouble aud exponse to patients. ( Inis in-,
i fallible r<
from the
who may fuv
execution of work.
NOTTOVr-ftOlAKiNEKH. ,
rnUE buoys at St. Htnous lult-t and Bound have
X been arranged In the follow ing maimer :
«• trouble aud exponse to patients. This in-» ITiTv''Tzr^ ^ Li *' '<>
remedy has saved thousands upon thoi—aos . M1HS MLllUAYT '
I,-hands or ! TTMTED btates;, Canada ..i d r-j ,
HEBC3LKS QUACKS, U ScHwcglvr-k llalw, u l ' .
Tn ol infactlOU ' IrtUiSiaU'd bv N-cv!.-- • L
»l not from premature graves. In cases ol infection j traualafod Uy Sreyk-.
rraugod in the follow ing manner : . ""olm.Kiund Buchuia tho only article worthy of
uuiur «xu* Ifo ’) i ’i h larg«.« Aral class nun, l alnfo'J }, lw j^, t confidence of the atUictcd Id pcrfortmng
red, with the No 2 in white—Is placed Is (went) , liAFE CURI15.
feet water at low tide, uud intisl be lelt on the rtar- . 'cotitaitH no narcotic, mercurv, or other Injurious
!7l? W 52k, 'W'by NV is I “cH ’ W’Compliant It I,
! ivUliuut lilmlrMco rrum tiuviiLM or nil lidvlce,
i ti-
Stntc of Gi-or^ln, liulioch County,
A DM INLSTR ATuRa’ SALE.—Will bo sold, ou the
first Tuesday in August next, before ths court
house in Statesboro’, in said county, under nn order
of tho Court of Ordinary, Fifty-four (64) ncrya of
Pine Land, granted to James Deal, and hounded by
Iaud3 of James Woods, William Allen ami Klrrvro
Manes, belonging to the estate of James Deal, for
the benefit of tho heirs and creditor - of said e-tate.
Term? made known on the dav of sale.
MARTHA DEAL, ) Adm’x.
CALVIN DEAL, /Adm’r-
June 12th. IS66 ' .if 15
NOT 1C Ml.
A LL persons having claims against tliu estate < f
Evan Jones, late of Charlton county, Ga., de
ceased, aro requested to present them, in terms of
law, and those indebted will j»lcau<«i make payment
tn tho subscriber.
. STEPHEN MtC’ALL, Rvc-crfor.
Ceutrivillage. Ga., June 14th. I860 je22
VIRGINIA SPRINGS I
THROUGH. BY HA Y-l.IGHT.
And Bsiggase Chocked Through, ex«vpl •>» Btigft*.
Visitors to the VTrginlula Bpriug-t by tin* route,
take tho .South-id le Railroad car* at Petcrnhuig, or
tii-i Riclimoud and Danville care at Uichtnoud, at 6
A. M., dally, (Sundays excel i • l.) arrive nl Lynch
burg to diiiuer, -and thence, via the Virginia and
Tenueivco Railroad, reach BonaackV Depot at r. 1 4,
ami Salem at 4 P. Al., and at either place take
Kent, Sitniimrnim it Co’s Fine Line of
St agent!
Those via Boasack’s lodge at Hncastlo, time at the
Red Sweet, or sweet Springs, und arrive at the
White Sulphur Spring?, (17 miles) early on the
evening of the .second day from Petersburg, or Rich
mond, without NIGHT TRAVEL, and with hut 04
miles of Staging. Or b.v the Salem route, stop all
night at the Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, (lu
miles distant from Salem,) dine at the Rett sweet,
or Sweet spring*, and arrive at tho White sulphur
springs on tho evening of tire following day.
The Virginia U Tennessee Raiiru-id is located
through a mo»l romantic country, p.).-.*e? i mg a cii-
mute unjurpasiCd (or its salubrity and delighitu) tem
perature. Tho road passes the ba>e ol the
PEAKS OP OTTER!
And within three miles of the Alleghany spring-!,
one mile of the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs,
and within four miles of the Yellow sulphur Springs;
all pleasantly situated a few miles upart, on tho
Eastern s!oj>c of tho Alicgh&uy mountain, in Ment
gootery county. The waters of these Springs are
celebrated for their great medicinal qualities, the ac
commodations are excellent, oud have been greatly
Increased siucc last reason.
43#*Visitors to Uie Red Sulphur Springs take
Kent, Summerer.n A* Co’s stages at Newborn Depot,
on tin- evening of the day that they leave Peters
burg or Richmond, and arrive at tho Spring* on the
following day to oinner, and Salt Sulphur Springs
early in tho evening of the second day from Rich
mond or Petersburg.
The Road from Nov born Depot to thn Red Sul
phur Springs, (»8 miles.) has been graded and
greatly improved since last season, aud is now re
garded nsouo of the best turnpikes in the tuu.m
tains.
The line ofTelegrcphfrom Richmond will be com
pleted and in operation to the Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs early in June. v
Passengers to Knoxville, Tennessee, lake Kent.
Sutnmereou l: Go's stages at the Western terminus
of ihe Virginia Tonne sec Kaiiroad, now 150 miles
from Lynchburg (and being extended Wc-twardnt
tho rate oi 8 limes per month) to the Eastern termi
nus of the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad,
and arrive at Kuosvillc iu 21-2 days from Peters
burg or Richmond.
WlLDEIUR^AJiAJlAKDEIt HA FES,
A* Manufartvrrt by Steartu <t Jfarnn, Aew lork.
..>T« In the fire ot the 3d
Inst., which consum
ed tuc brick building
occupied by Mr. Juo.
T. 'Iliomus, opposite
tho G&s Work?, In this
city,' was a solo ot
_____ - tho above descriptions
containing tho books, papers, aud money of Mr.
Thoma3. and although tlm building was detroyed,
tho said Safe snslalued no HOury whatever from the
intense heat to which it had been exposed. Uu open
ing the Safe, the contents were found uudistnruod.
and in the same order and condition as when placed
there, except a slight discoloration to the projecting
ends of u few papers, and tho backs of one or two of
the books, caused by the steam generated iu the
Safe, while al Its greatest heat.
The Sato amt contents, as it came from the ruins,
fare from Petersburg or Kichmoml.
To Red sweet, <*r Sweet spring.-\iaBonsar.k’s,$lU oo
totem.... 10 50
Ronsack’s 11 00
.'Nilem
Ira
OBOHGIA, O.V51DKV COUSTY. , ,
T WO MOSTH.S iiltor data. I.; plication will 1,11 ’Sml‘b^rdcr ! or"lii^honorclilo
m*uo to the Honorable Court of Ordinary for an ‘ l orJci - ioUO rti)...
said countr. for leave to sell the following named
negro<*3 : rose and her titreo children, Irene, JJi-
(fis and aoe: belonging to me estate uf Loui-a Tomp
kins, deceased, for”the benefit of said heirs.
WILLIAM U. THOMAS. Guardian.
Jeffersouton. June 10, 1555. juue 30
GJjYKV HHEHIF1SALE.
W IL». oe sold before the Court House lu the city
ot Brunswick, county of Glvmi. on the first
Tooeday in Ancust next, between the legal hours of
sale, tho ipliowlng property, to wit: One lot or pared
of land situate, lying and being in the city of Bruns
wick, inuia county -" M — * * ’
and disUmruistied iu
Ui. numoer two hundred
Lmprovoaicau thereon: !<
fe Usuen out of the City Court of .*ava::ntmh, in the
ooanty ot Ohatbum, iu favor of Benjamin C Frank
lin vs Ohari«s E Flanders. i*ropvrty {wr.nted out
by plstniur
jy2 a. c. b wRiGirr. ?. o. c.
notice;
i ‘VCfM'*' ,,t * s °hi } betweeu tho usual hours of sale,
-’.loch Y» on tho Qrsi Tuesday iu August next, before
.the court house door in Trader’s Ilill, Charlton
county, Ga., Two negro men, (Dick ami Turn)—be
longing to ihe e-tate of Evan Jones, late of raid
irovisi n ot tho will
Urdinary of said
county. STEPHEN McCALL, Ex’r.
Ccutreriilage, Ga., Juno 14th. lsoii je2J
RELIGIOUS~\VOMKS.
H ISTORY of the Great*Refermation of the Six
teenth Century, iu Germany, Switzerland,Ac,
by J II Merle D’Anbigne, five volume. - ? complete in
one.
Tho Life of Martin Luther, the German Reform
er, iu fifty pictures, from designs of Gustav Konig.
to which i3 added a sketch of iho rise aud progress
of the Reformation in Germany.
L fo aud Times of Rev Elijah iieddieg, D D, late
NOTICE.
O NE MONTH alter date, application wiil be
maue tn the State Bank or Georgia, for pay-
meat of »iwe.uty collar bill, the left hand had of
which has bcen'lost.
jalrj • JOHN D. KENEDY.
Midway. Alabama, July 1. 1558.
GEORGIA, IIULLOCII COlATY.
S TXT if davs after dale, application will he made
to tna Honorable Court of Urinary of Rjilocb
county, tor (cave to sell all the lumU belonging to
the ssUte of Thomas Crosby, late of said county,
deceaaea. tor the benefit ot the heirs and creditor.!
of saia reutu
Jyift WILLIAM F. CROSBY, Adm’r.
NOTICE.
O NE month arter date, application will be
maao to tlm Bam; or tho tttate or Georgia, for the
payment or a Twenty Dollar Note on the said
Bank. (NO. 42.) the right nan-1 hsir of which has
bMBkstt.
0ns month alter date application will he made to
the Manns Bank of Georgia tor Uie payment of a
Twenty Dollar Note. (No. 3&4) on .-aid JJank, the
right hand half of which has «»oen lost.
1y9—iaw—a* WM. B. H1CHT.
Villa nica. -ituy 1868
LLD.
j Life of II Biddtehian Ba*com, !» J*, LLD, late
lit*hop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. .South,
; by Rev M M Hcnkle, D D.
I Posthumous Works of the Rev Henry B Bascorn,
; I.* L», L L D, one of the Bishops of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church South, edited by the Rev Thomas
j N Ralston. A M.
I life or t:.e Rev Robert Newton, D I», by Tlwmns
I Jackson.
The Birds of the Bible, by George Guiiill m.
The Analogy of Religion—Natural and Revealed
—to the Constitution and Course of Nature, by Jo
seph Butler, L L D, lato Lord Bi-.hop of Durham.
Raptism—a treatise on the nature, perpetuity,
subjects, administration, mode, and useK of the ini-
tia iog ordinance of tbo Christian Church, by Thus
0 Sumner?,
Baptism—with reference to lt.-» import, modes,
history, proper use, ami tho duty of parent.) to bap
tize! children, by James L Chapman, n minister ol
the Memphis Conference of tho Mcthodfit Episcopal
Church,South.
For sale at 159 Congress street by
jUlic-22 WARVOCK -*■: fMViS.
qtlTiCK.
T HREE mouths after <iate application will be made
to no Marine Bank of savannah, for the Fo
ment o( two Twenty dollar bill?, viz.: letter B, 3070,
and fetter O, it'J7. tl»e left halvas of which have been
lost. i*. HUDSON.
TsUatnwisee. Ha., May 17,1850. 8in» toy23
S1III1THI SHIltTSI J S1UJV1-*;:;
J HAVE just received tt large usom tinent of
. white uud figured Shirks, of every quality mid
style, and superbly made, with eoilurs to match,
orders will also bo taken, aud shirts made to niiit
uny particular style or taste ot the wearer. Cull at
the .Star Clothing Emporium, 117 Bay street,
my 14 WJf. O. PRICE.
White Sulphur Spring
11 50
Alleghany Springs.; S 00
Montgomery Whit-j Sulphur Spring.* S 26
•• Yellow Sulphur Springs 8 45
“Knoxville, Tennessee 23 00
No re:.—Tho charge for tickets to the Alleghany
Springs, Moutgormry White Sulphur and Yellow
Sulphur Spring?, doe? i.ot in-lade the charge from
the Railroad to the Spring?. Passenger? for the Al
b glciny Spring.-, (4 miles distant.) u.ko tickets to
ShiiWaviUe—for Montgomery While Sulphur, (i
mile distant by n branch Railroad.) take ticket? to
B,g Tunnel aud for the Yellow sulphur, (4 iqiles dis
tant,) take ticket? to Chrl-tiau-burg depot. Con
veyances will be found at those places.
For farther information apply to
K. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent S. S. U. R., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,'
Sup t Richmond Danville R. It., Richmond.
E. II. GILL,
sup’t V. U T. It. R., Lynchburg.
KENT. sl’MMKRsON -v CO..
wjlfi-3-n FincoaUe, Virginia.
_C r-J X TIIA L 11A1LUUA U.
I&i
GJIAMjE uf huueuulE,
O N and alter Sunday, the 14th October, lust-.
aud until further notice, the Passenger Trains
ou ti, ? Central Railroad will run as follow.-.:
feet water at low tide, on the Euftoru edge of the
Middle Ground, anil must Im left on tlm |>ort hsmt .
eulcrlug. f-t Simons light ben re N W by W ):{ \V. ‘
North |>oiut oi Jekyl W by N.
luitcr Buoy—is a second class nou,pain't-d black, ,
with tho No 3 lu white—is placed iu twenty-one j ,,
led water ut low tide, ou the point ot shwil running j I r VmiTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL
off from Jokvl Island, and must ho left m the i-rt. M SdS Slly and efloc ua y cure? the
Ti™ * * by N •'= I SSt dlSSi, »u y .i eradicate,
v. or ‘? I>?.V. h r . UJJ ..... , every particle of Infection? matter front the sy-t-m,
—itlcnt to a jK-rfost Mate of
,. a plain directions for use accomi»any the medicine.
Keailor. if you have any of iho above complaints, do
not neglect them, . . .
DtHAYri ARE DANGEROUS.
With this medicine yon can cure yonwelf, and thu»
Prescott’s Philip 2d of
Calf und iu Cloth.
Napoleon's Contidcntu i O
brother Joseph.
Davau’s History <»{ tl.«- •,.
Hanover—2 vol>."
The AUiu.hi iu Madrid.
Romance of the Harua, h.
Rachel Gray, by JuliuKal.
Earnest |jn*foat|. by ;l>. j. c
mary W.'iiKK.\t\Ylixu:
it
J UST RECEIVED^
prime artick*,
-- u >J«>Kea Sho.,1
fierce- tit, b i
Hams. In store, and for sale n?
mar 20 WAYNE, t\]j j.
Iu tho Sound Is the l/JWt-r Mk' lle Ground Buoy—
whicii ls a .-ocond class nun, paiuted with red and restoring the aNII^URITY. 1
HtJmDolil’s Highly ConctsnU'alcd Com-
tl E "**-
IV KW UKU1* (JUBA MuTXSKT:
JJl go of the Abbott l^cver, .^ x * Wv i :
for sale in lots tosv.it pun hic ’ Vx, ''' <
pound Fluid Extract Snuaimrilln,
For purifying tho Blood, remsviug ail disea^oz ari
sing irom excess of Mercury, exposure and im-
prudence In life, chronic coiistitutioiuil discuses,
uri-ing from an impure etate ®f Blood, and the
only t eliable and effectual known remedy for »b«
may still be seen, in the jiossessloti of Mr. TUoma?,
at the Gas Works. A large assortment of thwe cole-
Gas Works.
brated Aifes always on hand.and ibr saio by
C. H. CAMPFitJ.il,
Agent for tho Manufacturers,
July 28, 1855. 171 Bay•?I., Savatinah. Ga.
water al low lido, on tho lower point of the Middle
Ground. In mark the two channel?. fit .Simon?
light bear? N Kby K. North point •>) Jekyl Island
H K by 8 X S.
Middle Middle Ground Buoy—is a .-econd class
nun, painted red, with No ! in white—N placed in
eighteen feel water at low tide, Hear the elbow ot
tho Middle Ground, and must be left on the .star
board hand entering. North point of Jekyl Iw* N
R f,’ E. Brunswick |»oiut \\ bv S,
Opper Middle Ground Buoy—L* a -econd chc-»
nun, painted red, with tho No n in white—is placed
in 18 feet water at low tide, to ur the upper end ut
the Middle GrouuiL and mint he lelt on the star
board hand filtering. Brunswick jmlnt Inure W
S. Mouth of Jekyl Creek rf ** K.
Noth.—In runuing iu lor SL Fimoiu Bar bring the
Light to bear X W by W ij W, while in four fathoms
water. This bearing as a course will take you up . : l( , fl ■
Uw Outer Bar S ,he ffideffi
J»°M' jJ-KiE* L V«r.
“ C ™ F S'f® 51 '
140 titnwtft owl 57 .V: jfo,.., . ...
T HE UNDElSlCKEI)dd ,
tunlty toexpre--. i 0 hi, tr.^.i- L W
generally, his sincere ihaiu.- for t 1 .,-
age and Inllucnce. wh.ch in
.•reliable and effectual known remedy for ih« JBo i *n all 5,.? r •
!• of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Ulcer- •
us or the Throat and I-egs, l*ain.s and Sw«uugs f]2f tn Mbfbs^ If" 1 " ’ lL ‘ '
liv Bones, Tetter, Pimples on tho Face, and all lo -»sfo-.*- un.- ; u ,,
cure
utious
of the . ,
Scaly 'Eruptions of the Skin,
It Is gratifying to the proprietor of those medicines
...„ to be able to stale that it Is now nearly threo years
* sluee they were first introduced, during which lime
they Imvobeeu extensively used lu various parts of
the United States, aud have given to patient und
practitioner llte highest degree of satisfaction in the
various cases In which they have been employed ;
the buoys un directed,
fly order of the Light House BourU.
< . M.tNIGAULT MORRIS,
J e2S-—If 1~ H. Inspector, Oth District.
iVoDlffc TO ilARLVEItH.
aud unequivocal satisfaction, and produced tho most
salutary and beneficial effect?. Numerous letters |
have been received from the most distinguished »“JJ®!?*
physicians In the country, and from the professors | i“®*J
dty
Families. Mere hauls, Ri.t r i . fcr . .,
boat Owners are joniculat,} .:. v.w vA:--'-'
present stock, which is t.v,. •
various departments, c.fi.-L»'.ha tc part" tL'-i•"
ing goods, viz:
CA KPE'J bi rj f 7.VDA l
Royal Mmlalioji, •: j., ; . ... f „ ,
Royal Velvet,
Mocct Wilton.
Mocet Bnn‘«cL .
Tapestry Brussel:
I take pleasure tu corrolxu uUug the foregoing state
ment, und iu addition would add. that the books nro
now iu use. J. T. THOMAS.
WtKul Yard, Ferry Wharf.
July 26th, 1856. octd—tf
T HE buoys at it. Andrew’s Intel and Sound havo
been arranged in tho following manner:
Bar Buoy--is a second class can, painted red, w ith
of ’several medical colleges, recommending l»» the
highest terui3 tho value of these medicines, and
their .-tiperiority over all other preparations for
such complaint* as the proprietor recommends.
DYING AND RENOVATING
E ST A B LI.SH MENT,
73 YORK 8TREJJT, NEAR THK COURT HOU8R,
SAVANNAH. GA.,
EHlnl>llnlti«l In 1832.
fT^HE Subscriber grateful to lii* friends trad
I patrons for tln-ir continual favors, would hhito
that iu addition lo the improvement? in DYING, ac
the No 2 in white—i* placed iu sixteen water at low i Numerous preparations of Sarsaparilla and of Buchu
tide, and tnusl be left omhos tor board handenUr-1 mut various modes of preparing them have been
Ing. Little Lumber laud Light bears W by W } 3 X. . given, all of which of course will •filler according to
South point of Jekyl N W by W. (he mode of preparation which each Individual may
Middle BuoV—Is *t second chu, painted ied, i adopt.
ieo, ! adopt.
leet! Tlie.-o medicines require considerable care in the
BBS!
y-irfMgS
....... — — ....... w......... ............ — water hi tow uue. near a ury sitoiti run tv
<|Ulr." 1 bv Ullil aorius 111* UBt V MI b. Ejlglnml nut , CumberlmiJ Iilnml, ««,l l»l be left
St'Otliinii ohs niHiln iirrnoci.ou>nl-: tor pvlpniliutr hU , .. . . . .. .. „ . .......
, paint
with the No 4 in white—is placed in nineteen b...
water ut low tiJo, near the High North Breakers, i preparation aud the employment of different men-
and ruu-t be left on tho fctarboard baud entering. 1 ttruaiu successive operation to take up Uie extrac- ,
Cumlaitd Light bear? W by N Si N. South point ot | tive matters, and, in consequence, are most fro- • *’ ro,n ,wo n l ° .
Jekyl X W X W. ; quently improperly made, and not imfrequeutly j _. ' u *‘V ''
Inner Buoy—is u second class can, paimetl black, much impaired, if not rendered totally inert, by the 1Dt ‘ '■ r ' Us ' rl ‘ cr vu * 1
with No lin white—is placed in twentyono feet 1 injudicious and unskilful management "
water at low tide, near a dry shoal running off from ; quaintod with
Two ply Ingrain,
Wool Dutch.
curiaixa:;d un*
Brocatelies,
Satin de loiiues,
Satin aud sfilk Dama.*!
Worsted and Cotton !
Cords; Velvet und I'la-b «.! \.
Shade?, new style.
Also, every variety <; f O.icrz;,;^
raings and maforial- f.r rec...
FLOOR Oi;
IkSuu
L^f!' -IPR
"ism.rvu’Ai.ih^
1to. M'.-U. r r >,
o.ltCo:,„c-.-:-
Uii £y.:s
hqtci
tvkts.Vxij
SM>a
unskilful management ot tho.«e unac-! „ V U x ” :!Ja
pharmaceutical prei«ratious. i- ! cat* he l' Jri ba.-ed u -ti.. '-• ; f
o bichest consideration and imnort- i Carpets cut to ^ l.tviac auj giKK.- -cm:.*
Table Covc-re, and Udie?’ Crape Shawls, to., i W? n,n a “ ;a r - ,,, " ur ‘ •* I KHrS T S a laxative, tonic MilW-lilt ...
floanrd aini Qnklut 1 in the- -tvfi* I ", * nro I now offer to tho public and the (acuity my I rt-vjiTimpi-'ioti tonw- , .• , r, , .,.-
C1 S l ^Zefd^ . , Ifof.v at tin- sutranco of Satilia River—is a second ! Comi-ound Fluid totraefo, which contain all the vir- ! t *JinIfo2Srth mcure ; 11*.. u-'.-.-l'-
,e meut finh^ablesIvfoH and ires-ed , I 2 , c;Ul> lKtU ued black, with No :i In wU;te—is uuts effthe articled they are represented to he made l ARahfou^Dcraimerom'L* * ■
Orders from the country nromntlv attended m i plaooJ in ton feet wutor at low tide, aim mutt he j from in a highly concentrated form, and are the most | f . ja Habituai Coshvene.*? ’ thV.-a.c’l' - irrL4.^
Te Whei n par C Sukre sent by steamboats or rail read j ^ fifol onb^yTSi n'k 141 ' 1 ! blwISoSSffSuSStrart sSrea^rUli^addldfo^a j t4kne““‘ ilc‘ n 1?!^
o mvtAb’ ^ U- m '’’ AbKX.cAiw’c UALI.UWAY. n1 ' |.ujl’to'iilcllVnr b’iuj.'’'/it. 1 -!’’ 4 toll*t (Itnlabe'iK.vrtl'.wrv.' 1 ] j ' • ; ’* r:;a ^ ar *" u<ir u - un ”- v ma( ’ 0 ' , ‘ ,
until the Middle Buoy, X<* 4 i? in tango w.th tin-! ITul-t Extract Buchu. $1 j*er bottle, or c for F5 XHE Undeesigncd lias ju t rei(-.icd,iiS/
Ughl, (to avoid two Utnp? in u direct line. W N j *• •• Farsaisuilfa •• •* •• •• (aOC*) Five Hun ;red p:<.ve- o;
X X, between tho two buoys,) when steer ::— LVruficates of cures and tecommendatioa.i from : Timber, averaging ov* r on-, fo ^-mi iicti-iu!
Ita&fing it to the southward. From thw haoy a-N j *Ustingulahed professors and physicians will accom-1 9 fob JEl-l-EdsUSKol'uJ:
W hy W X W course will bring you iuto the s-'ound. i j*anv each preparation. Prepared and sold by
By order of the I jght House Board. . ’ H. T. HEIAIBOI.D.
r. M AN it. AULT MOHRI.0. ! Practical aud Analytical Chemist.
L. H. Inspector, 6th DL-trlot. i 263, Ch**stnut-st., near the Girard House 1‘liila.
- ! To be h:ul of Druggist? and Dealers in every sec
| () P PITnHRRS 11 ion ol the United States and Canadas.
u luvit laitiiJi A1 j ] ctter3 f 0r t h e medicine •iirected to the propri
HEINTZEK3IAN.VR
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
T HE dbtitigtiLsbcd favor with which this e-.sence
hit3 been received throughout all .sections r-i
Uie Union as a remedy at once safe, agreeable and
effectual fur Incipient Diat rluea, Coolera Morbus,
Weak aud relaxed llowc-1?, l’ro?.tration by heat or
fatigue, DyxpepiJa. Flatulence, Colic. Cramp, lan
guor or Debility from sedentary habit?, to., has in
duced the proprietor to give it every publicity in his
power. Upon its worrits comment is unnecessary,
a? its own intrinsic worth Is its best eulogy. It car-
tie? with it the evidence of its superior excellence,
freely attested to by the y oung, the old, and scores
of families who, prompted by a cureful regard for
their hexlih and comfort, are daily adopting it as an
ixnisPKXFARUi family uumkhv. Tlicro is perhaps no
medicinal preparation extant :o simple and harm*
le.-?, yet salutary and cll'ectlve, whose worth v. ill be
more appreciated or universally adopted than the
Liquid dinger prejwrod by lleintzelmnn.
For sale by J. K. I'cFORD, Druggist,
jelftfim cAvanuali, Ga.
: \1 ACKEHEL, HEKULMi, ifAlil'J.S.k
llJL 2 bbls large No 1 Jiuekorcl,
j«2S—tl
DUl.BLE
Wafer IHlcltefs,
Some new un-l beautiful
design?. Hated and P.rita-
nia.
At the 11 wse Kuriii-rhiug
Store.
155 BROUGHTON STREET.
HORACE MORSE.
Savannah, April30.
aprSO
TO WOO), SELLERS.
KKTWEEN SAVANNAH AND MACON,
leaves Savannah Daily at...6 a u and 12.15 P >t.
Arrive in Macon •• ’*..2.15 v M •* \ am.
Leave Macon *• *‘.11.45 a M “ 9.30 t* M.
Arrive in Savan’h “ • *10.45 t* M “ 7.20 am
STWECN SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
Leave Savannah.,
Arrive in AugustaT..,
Leave Augusta
Arrive in Savannah..
mrrwFKN vj
Leave Macon ;
Arrive In Augusta.,
Leave Augusta
Arrive in Macon
..12.16 i* m aud 8.30 l*. M.
6.3U a x,
4.30 1* M
10.45 t*
....8.45
6. A M **
....1.30 I'M **
:t»N .O.T* ACUrsTA.
.. ..11.45 a it and
... .8.46 !• M “
0. A SI *‘
..2.15 v if ••
BKTWKKN SAVANNAH, SW.LKiXli.TlLLE & FATONTOX,
Leave Savannah.....’ 5. A u
Arrivu in JhlledgevlUe 2.45 v m.
Leave Macon .,1145am
Arrive in Faiu>ufou 6. F M.
W. M. WADLEY Gen’l Supt.
Savannah. Ga., Oct. 12, 1856. 0f.*tl6.
9.30 P M.
6.30 A St.
4.30 V M.
1. A M.
JLLh
IlEMOVAX.
Die subscriber has Removed on the . .
Bay, next doer to the Republican
otfice, where he Is now oj>cning at (jHj/O
handsome nsjortmont of R PR INUU VlJ
ANU SUMMER GOODS, which he will sell hy the
palle-ru or make to order iu the most fa-ihionablo
stylo. Ako, Ready Made Clothing for the present
and coming season.
Thunkful for past favor?, he hop'.-; to merit a < on-
tiuu&noo of the same.
• CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON IHE
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD
Over which the Li vent
New York & .Sew Orleans .Hails.
&
NOTICE.
S ktv nava after date, ap]dicrdlon will be mado
to tne Honorable the Ordinary ol McIntosh
county, tor leave to eell the real e?iat-* : being in
tifia couniv, of tha fate Jamsa Smith, known iw j N * # u.-Cutting, Alforiug and Repairing
Sidon (noe) I’iantation fcold for the benefit of the j u,e shortest notice,
bsirs of Hard i'Ktata.
DEAN M. DUNWOODY,
J OILS' JOXKS,
JUIIN F. DUX WOOD 1
Dsnen, July 1,1 b5G.
»DY, i
>F.x’oi
I>Y, J .
Just received White Drill Coats uud Pant*, U nite
at.A Figured Mareeillw Wst?, forsulout n Miiall pro
fit.
«p;T2 JOHN W. KELLY.
IilBED FOR DIVORCE.
OhtAbeth tiauly 4 tjoffoo Superior Court,
JotaUul,. j May Tern., UM.
TT appearing to the Court, from the return ol Iho
X >herUT. that the uefcuJant, John Cttuly n not to
bf found in Coffee county, and ho li not m tiic stale;
on motiou of Win B G&uldiug, attoruoy fo.-hboliaijt,
it U ordered that service bo-perfected on raid do-
fsndant 07 a publication of this order in one of the
public J»JUrnaU of cavannalt, onco a month for
Ibrss moatha preceding the next term of this Court,
requiring said defendant fo appear at the ne xt form
of Coffee Superior Court, iu the month of Novem
ber Bixt, and file his defensive allegation to the
cams,
A true extract from the minuu.-a of the Superior
Oourt.
J£L
EW’D ASHLEY, Clerk.
LIBEL FOIL Ol VOUCH.
BWUklnaon, ^ fo liberty Sujici for Court,
n»oa. Wilkinson.J illiy icrn, » ,85f} *
I fapperingto ino Court, by the return of tho
sheriff, iu the above stated case, that tho defend-
l Is not to bo found in the county, and th.-u he U
not to b« found In the sUto; ou motion of Win B
Gaaldon, couuscl for libellant, It l?. ordered that s.cr*
Tics be perfected cn said defendant, hy a publica-
tkm of tnu notice once a month for three month*,
next preceding tho next terra of said Superior Court,
. requiring said defendant to he and appear at the
MXl terra or Liberty .Superior Court to nnaworln
tbs said cause*
A tru® extract front tho tulnufort of said Superior
Oourt.
iji d. A. FRASER, Clerk.
Divorce. ; *
ANN BROWN I j n gui^ior Court,
M - •
wnxuu H. BROWN.
March Term, 1860,
I T appear!n£to tbu Court, hy tho return of tho
Sheriff, that iho defendant. M'fifiam ft. Brown,
Is not to be found lu tho cqunty of Bulloch; on mo-
Boo of I*vl d. D’Lyon. Attorney for tho plaintiff, it
1* ordered that tho uefeudant do appear aud Ulo nU
■——r&r defenelve ellegaiion, on or befolo the
irtt dejr of the noxt term ot this court, 'and that
K bUcction of this mil hu mado In ono of the pub-
gaieties of tho city of duvauaab once a month lor
this® months.
A troo extract from the minutos, this 22d day of
Barcb lfififi
Jjr37-U»ito . BAVU) BEASLEY, 0 ■ 01 c.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
JEFFERSON hTIif^r N’FAR BROUGHTON.
The subscriber Uikw this oppurtwnity
to inform hi? friends and the public, Unit
he ia enabled, from experience, and the
.intuitive perceptions of the truths of.
Hcienco. boned on the common rules of surveying
forms, both plane and spherical, to cut mid inako up
garment*, to fit the human form iu the most complete
and tint-lied style, to all who may favor him with a
call.
Buys’ fancy dresses, Ball costumes, MiiiUry and
Fircracn’a Uniforms, to., to.
I*. HORACE GRANT,
Jeilerbon at., one door XorUi of Broughton street,
dec 7—ly
jiumb
P Al'Jili ]L\N01N(ja A.N'J)" HUHDliUS^
Juat received a great assortment of tlm most
elegant patterns, with borders to match, Doca h
Ceuta to *2, at CHAFFER k CU.’B,
upr30 No. ti Whitaker street.
G. Al. GRIFFIN,
BUCCESSOH TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Streets.
HAS uow on hand a beautiful a?-
ijyK Korlmcnt of Jewelry of every dU- J*-'
tIxuJ* cripllou and kind worn hy hulieifl
and gentlemen, and will toll ut unusually low price..
1 have thU day received (per Express) a large
oek of elegant Hlvcr Ware, consisting of Cake and
1 j .N .11
\_/ two daily ti ains between Macon
ai.d one between Macon and Americas.
Ix-ave Macon at 2 .v ii, nud 31*arrive ut Cuium-
hu? at 7 15 a m, and 1030 t> M .* leave Colmubus ii*
•115 \ 31, and 1 301* m;arrive at 5Iacou at in 54 a n.
and 7 4o 1* m; leave Macon at 2 .\ >t; arrive at Amcri
ciH ut t) 40.1 M; leave* Amerlcus at 2 20 t* M; arrive at
Macc-n at 7 4o t* m: making a complete eon u vet ion ho-
tween Montgomery. Alabama, and Augusta, Klnga-
ville, Wilmington and Charle.-ton*.also, with Centra!
Railroad Train? to Savannah. Miilcdccvillcai.d Eaton-
ton, and with Mr.cou and Western trains fo. A tlanta
Chaltunooga, Nashville aud Knoxville. Tent:.
At Columbu* with Girarel and Mobile Rmltoad u.
Euiiiula, Ala., connecting daily at Americn* with
lour horse post Coaches to ’lafiahiusce, Albany,
Thonnuville, Ittiuhridge, to., withtri-woekly imeks
to Lumpkin, Outbfoirt, to., at Fort Valley with hacks
m Perry, Haynosvill *, Hawkhr-ville and Knoxville,
Ga. pAwcngera fur .\moricus ui.d poiota below Fort
Valley, should take the 12 15 1* 11 train from Savmi-
nub; and tho A r M train from Augm t.i. to avoid de
tention at Macon. For oilier points on the Foitth-
Western or Muscogee Roads lake cither train from
j savannah or Augiiata. I'a^senget* having Atneil-
' CU3 at 2 20 r 3t wiil reach Columbus at 10 50 r u the
1 same night.
| Paisengers from Columbus ami the "c.-t lor Am
; cr.ciu, houth-wexteru Georgia or Florida, should |
latte the 1 30 v m train at Coinmbus, tlciip at Fort
! Valley, and reach Amorim? nt tl 10 it next morn-
i * nj; -
i f ir:;t cl:»?:t steamships leave .Savnmmli for New
j York ou Wednesdays and Saturdays, and for Phiiu-
. delpliiaon Wednesdays. ! , u‘isag« la the Cabin 525,
Steerage $S.
! Fun) from Montgomery fo Savannah 514 GO
ij “ Coiitmlm* • “ io 00
Amcricus '• •* 8 80
1 Gr.o. W, ADAMS, tbip’t.
Mucou, Jamatry 3uth, I8MV
Brooke Hall Female Seminary.
?XKDIA, DELAWARE CO., PA.
MISS MARIA L. EASTMANN. I’Ki.vcipat..
Thi • .-emiuary, located iu tint de-
ligijtful and hjaltliy village of Media,
SJhirti on miles front l'hi!atU*!phift, by
Raiiro id, will be
OPENED ON WEDNESDAY,
September 10th, 1850.
Tne commodious building, nowin process of crec- i
tiou. wilh all the modern Improvements, wifi be !
finished hr the urstut Augu?t,aud will contain such |
accommodations, both in point of ta.--.te ami comfort, !
tu* cannot fail to satisfy parents that while their
daughters are enjoying the benefits of mental cul
ture. they have also the comforts of a refined home.
This institution M established with a view to aiford
to young ladies the most perfect combination of ad-
vantages for the attainment of a thorough and ac
complished education, and no pains or v.xpcusc will
b«* *p:ircd lo render it in reality what R professes to
bo, a school of .*npvriiu* merit. 5li=s Kastman, tho
I’riucilml, was at tho head ol a school in Now Eng-
bu'l previow? to hvrrcbUknvu iu Ponnsylvaiiiu, aud
for the l»:*t -'ix year? has been known to the patron?
of Aston Ri Ige Seminary, as pre-idlng teacher lu
thatiu'fifo.tio.i.
The Rl Rev. A. P-ttw, Ri-h-p,. tlm Dioeret- of
PvttUsy 1% . ? >.y.* :—
••Mi:.-. 3l. I., r-t-tnun, who projH»-o.s to open a
Yonnj. iao’.ic- t-mn.tiary in Media, Delaware Co.,
I a , in FcptemiKT next, hn* been known to the »ub-
.'•. riber for Htvoral y ears past. He has a very high
( piuion of hot capacity, etiicieiiey and devotednces
a? uu educator, cho has had 11 largo aud hUecoss-
fol experience. The ouihllug which Is lo bo erected
for !u*r use wiil centum every accommodation. The
village and aiirruunding country are distinguished
f .r hoa'thfiilues? mid beauty, and tho subscriber has
Confidence Unit jiarvuts who cotrust their daughters
II Miss fovitinaii will have uorunon to regret it.”
Mi'S KH-tm.n wiil hi* aided hy an eiilclehl corps
of feachern.
The French Linguage will bo taught and .-pokcu
hy a Pari.'iau lady, rostdiiig iu the tamily.
The Ijtliii, German, Spunishnnd ItaUuti la
will receive due attention.
The Natural Sciences wifi ho taught, with tho aid
of a largo nud expensive apparatus.
The Musical D*>!>artmeui will bo under tho charge
of a holy eminently tpiullifed fo fill tho s.ilimtiou: r*ud
ail 'preterripg u male teacher on tho Piano or iu
Singing, can have the heuefit of a Visiting Teacher
from Philadelphia.
Drawing and Puiutiug will ue uuder the direction
of a holy accomplished i.t tho art.
The number of pupils is limited to forty.
ihe Terms for Uourd aud Tuition in all the branch
es except Music, arc 515<J per session of five months.
Miss Eastman lias liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen:—
IU. Hoy. A. Potter, D.D., aud the Kpiscojtul clergy
Hun. I‘: Pierce, President of the Uuited sftutes.
lion. .s. P. Lhasa, Governor of 0.1 jo.
i^Jlou.’X. D. Baker, Ex-Governor or New Hump-
i!*»-• • M. VC. Tappuu, M. C. from New York.
Rev. N. M( in,of Norristown, Pu.
Rev. A. McLeod, Clearfield, Pa.
Pierce Butler, Esq., of Philadelphia.
J. B.OkiUjKsq., do.
E. \V. (.'lark, li-q., do.
Georgo Wharton, K>q., do.
Christopher l.teser, Pollsvilie, Pu.
George Wyman, St. Louis. Mo.
Hon. P. U. Johuson, M aahingtou. D. C.
For further particular?, or lor circulars apply to 1
the Principal, MISS MARIA KASTMtoN,
jeld cod 3m Media, Delaware Co. Pa.
fPHE Undeiisigned have this day opened a
.L Store lu Orngreas street, opposite tho Market,
for the purchaso of Wool, Sheep Skin.*, Hides, Bet-
Wax. Deer Skin?, aud Country Produce in general.
The highest cash prices will be paid for all the above
articles on delivery jn Savannah. Mr* L. J. GUTL-
MARTIN has been apiHdnted a> Agent, to whom all
ctnr receive immediate attention, and safe deliver:*,
guaranteed. _ sept 1—ly-dtw
joHx n. aiooKi: ^ c«..
GIBBON’S BUnJ>INGS. SAV.t'*NAH.. Go.
WHOLFSALEk RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Would call the attendee of Merchants. Factor?,
Planters, Physicians and others, to their cx-
tensive and well selecte-l stock, comprising
every article In their line of be?Lues.?, and which they
offer for sale on the most reasonable term? ter cash,
or approved credit, viz; -
PAINTS. VARMSHSS, Gl-VrS. to’..
White Lead, Pnre asdNo. 1: TfoMnan'sCofere, dry
aud in oil; Japan. CopaL and Coach Varnishes
do No 3
3 do do No 2 do
2 half bbls Blue Fish,
i do Pickled Hcriitix
3 do No 1 Salmon,
6 quarter bbls No 1 Macker-
lu kit? No 1 Mackerel.
10 do No 2 do
6 xita Tougues and Uocu.lr.
•^1000 lbs Cod Fish. For .ow
J&U26 * J.
,• (Lift
•: i beti.uA
persons having business transaction? with tho uu- • Tanner?,'Neats, Foot and Sweet 0:1.
derslgned may apply. GROCERS’ ARTICIKS.
J UST RECEIVED BY iLNl'i:.':-*-
riety of Silver Bare of the n
tern anu finish, butt-.r kmtes.
forks, knives, fork? ana .-p <»:•».
forks, cake and pen knive? in ev-.ry vu
;\rvii and saits in a.l vur.cty ft out p.v.auud
ornamental. G. M. t»:
Unseed OU, Spirit? Terpentine. Window GA??. Put Successor to the -tit • i!
ly, Gold l<eaf, Paint Brest*?, Sash Tcob, and G'uv , jy5 Corner l;.-y;tn '• Wb'.txktrrt
tiers's Diamonds. gg 111 ■ ——■. * —r^r——
I-aMP, MACHINERY AND TANNERS* OILS.
Bleached Sperm, Whale and lard Oils, for burning ;
all descripfions of Oil for machinery, vir., Patent Oi*
Unbleached Sperm, Lard and Rape Seed Oil: also
ianginiges
W. SMYTHK k Co.
Savauuult, May lu, 185U. tnay20
PIANO FORTES.
1IAVLVG lately received large ud-
ditious lo our PIANO FORTES, we
are cuabled to oiler at this time tbo
greatest variety from the bred manti-
taeturers, from the plainest square to the uuvt oLib-
orately carved, uud from six to revcu octaves.
Our Pianos are selected from the manufacturers
whom we have full confidence in, and we are par
ticularly requested by them to give a guarani v with
every in A trument told by u? u> regards •iurtibiiity,
tone, im.
Persoux In waul <4 it first rate instrument may re
ly with safety upon gelling such a otto by selecting
troin the following maker?, whose instrument: vre
endeavor to keep constantly »»n hand, viz : II. Wor
cester. -I. ('tuckering k Son. Nunns ,v Clarke. Bacon
& Raven?, fl. Water-, nod Hainw, Brothers .% Cum-
mine. L \Y. MGRF.ELL ,k CO.
aui* 27
b atk ktc> tnrar
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER.
I HAVE been Ocked to allow the Bath Rooms to
remain open to a later hour than nine o’clock :
1 therefore give no'.ice that front this date the Hath
House wiil be upon until eleven o’clock at night.
Price 25 cent?. Six tickets for $1.
j*;27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent.
mi FASHIONABLE (JLOflilXG,
AT REDUCED RATES.
B ARGAINS cau now lift had by all those who
wMi l« clothe themselves genteelly, «s I will
sell the balance of tuy Ready-Made, ‘at reduced
rate? ou lime, and ten per cent, off lor cash Ca.-l
aud avail yourself o! the chance to obtain good at ti
cks. At the Star Ciotbitig Emporium.
WILLIAM O PRICE,
tune 2? 147 Hay ?lr«*»t.
F LOUR.—50 barrel.* superfine Flour, extra quali
ty, just received, aud for sale by
YONGE A* F1UEK.-UN,
No. 94 Bay street.
IJkOHK—
X 50 barrels Me?s Pttrk.
RATES Oi-' ADVrr.liav-
For one square, 01 £f-'» cuv- cr ic-s.Cfi:'l..
' larger than Nonpareil, 75 ccuti for tlie Erda
cent? for each subsequent icsertiyti.for ttt
than one mouth.
All Tabular work, with ur without Rokfi l *
Nutmegs, oiacc, Aisp;ce, cinnamon, repper, i.mgvr, ,>,iT . , r
Mustard, Saleratus, Sxia, Pearlash,UwcelU:i. Starch, • V
rtif riim* untrhM to I charged double the above r.fe.-.
V ig Bine,.latches, to. ^ Advertisements 0:' whatever length, for i-;«
A gre at variety of the best French. Etjg'.ish, and : J.^- thaU 0Qe WCDtil ’ t0 ,J0 cl:3rBed st
For a longer time at the r i!-.r;r.: r,vfe;
Select p<jwders, Surgical Instruments, Vials Specie ;
Jar?, Mctalio Saddle bags, to. <Vlso,
CAMPUENE AND BURNING FLUU».
No, of Square? | lmo|2 mos 10 mo: (i
deiwud ujiou their receiving the best attention, and
that all goods furnished will be of a reliable quality.
returned at the option of the purchaser.
mahiu it
J. E. DE FORD,'
APOTHECARIES HALL, S. E. Corner ofg
Broughton and Barnard Streets. Savon-1
___ uah Ga., Wholo-ale and retail Dealers in 4_
Drug?, iledicincs and Chemicals, l)yc Woods tuid <
Dye Stuff*, French, English, and American l'erfum- ;
cry, Fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps, Combs and
Brushes of every description, Surgical and Dental j
f i
u.
!rf;
n EX
1
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$10
10
•20
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2
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D>
22
20
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do ....
20
-.7
32
35
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42
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21
30
44
46
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6
do ....
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40
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54
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32
43
64
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62
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it j
For auy time not above apvcifleJ,» ff*!
charge will be made.
A deduction of 26 per c«m »j
will be made on advertisement*
Instruments, Trusses anil Supporters of all kind?, ' tlvdyon the four tb pat-e 11 , * J *'-•.
Spices, Suufls, Manufactured Tobacco, All tho Patent !, Advertisement* order-. • tl:fCet.oua
ot Proprietary Medicines of the day, Superior Inks, . be charged two-third? the e**.* r.«
Pure Wines aud Brandies for Medicinal purpose?, Advertisements ordero-. in uio <
*^drucU lor Flavoring, Toilet Md Faucv Articled l*r squaw for each ln.crl.uii M * J"
— - •• 'one mouth. For more than ore
esr X. B.~Especial attention given to the , , . , , . ,
pre|xiraUou of Physicians’ Prescription? and Fatnilv ' *'»e rates specified in the ;•* UA
Redi>es. Ship, Family and Travelling Mediciue Gases, ; , h P«la_l notices, lo cet.t* 1 •' 1 . u * i:K ,
With plain Directions for use, including Direction? for ' 6 c t e,,ts *°r each subseqett it.-cit‘ -- .j
trentracut in crises of poisoning, Drowiiiug, &c. ! to be subject to contract. >;..rnt r s-
ap7iy i ncralluvitations50 cents cacti. •’;yT f ,v,j
.vnnmiv'wn.i TrTnrTT H— ! inserted for Ic.?S than 60 Cent?. GJ.I • Vj
]OKN ANDCOip MEAL.—-1000 bus prime j Reports, Resolutions, or
) Corn, White and mixed; 50 do Treeh Corn Meal Association or Cbrporaticu. r-rJtr«d» w r'
n store aud for sale by ' - • > ’
dec :*1
PATTEN. HUTTON CO
; ed, a ceuts per line. , 4 <iawr
Steamboats will be advertweJ st Sb* 1
for each boat ad vet tired. *•£<*
Steamship?, where but one l? r^r-t-JJ’ *
unm; if two or more. SSveacb. .^j;^
itchoud j Auctioneers ’ advert:.-«mc..t- 2-' *
.’ongress contract, but to bo charged at tee «»»
tews*
0 circumGfttt.*?-
do Prime do
Landing aud for sale by
tuy 14 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON & Cl).
S UPERIOR Choice Goshen Butter aud Dutch
Choose, received j)er steamer Alabama liy
nmy2b J, D. JH?SF,
H AY.—1U0 bales prime North River llay, land
ing thi* day from brig Augusta, and tor sale
on tho wharf by
JyS CRANK, W Kl.l >Ol.
of elegant Blvor Ware, consisting
Pin Knivon, plain and eugrnvod Fisb Knives and
Forks, Pickled Kuivc-s and Forks, Knives, Forks and
rtpoonn, Napkin Rings, HutrnogGrntora, to. to., ull
In Morocco coscn, aud sultabla for prosonta. I have
also this day received an addition to my stock oi
hnlrworle of light colored Curls, Topsys. Braids,Front
Pieces, Bands, Uncle Torn, &«., which now makes
my as'ortmcut complete. Orders revolved for any
color desired.
Wutclies repaired by and under t!utMiinem?ioL-
or self, aud all other work done iu a workmanlike*
mannor, and warranted. may 25
may 10
VIRGINIA CENTRAL FUR.OAD.
Winter ArruUf/mttnt—Cart Jtnxut .VL
Henry Hull nil (lie way luGonloiitvlllc.
X\rHEN the I’otoinau Is dosed with lee this
11 ynute may ue relfe.t on by p^tseugers. fo en
sure tho connoalou going North or South. The road
Is entirely relaid with n superior T rail a-t far s?
UordonsviUe. During the winter the train wifi start
from tho old itath-n, iu Kichmoml. on Broad street,
I <»>_ A Pavilion Lace?, superior quality;
Xsd Zephyr Whalebone Skirt?;
HEADHEAD 1!—READ!!!
That i?, if you can see; and
•if you cati’t see, you cau find
all kinds of “helps to see,” at the Watcl
Jewelry Store of D. B. Nichols & Co., iu Congi.
street, next door to the corner of Whitaker, where j
you can purchase Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, i
and Fancy Goods, as low as nt any other stove in I
the country.
We have received per steamship Alabama n fresh i
lot of those line Steel Spectacles *, also, a supply of | -■«
Pebble and Pcrlscoplc Lens, which wo are prepared j Inserted as other ad verm
to fit Ut all kinds of frames, at short notice. Our ! variably iu advance.
Pcrlscopic Lens (so culled from their peculiar ?lmpe) \ Announcing ctimlu.aKi :■
have an advauhtge over all others, as they have a ; hi advance.
e of ' - ' 1 *'*•—
per square.
The iKt|»er, under n«
ed in a contract. ..
Prm'eseier.ai an«i busing:rearc* w
lines, will be inserted at $20 l’** r
Calls on persons to become cawt •
..... --iscunei.u, to e* »*■
cffice,
Advertisemeuta not tr-arkcJ
greater rang*- oT focus, to that the reader is not; ----- ,
c.ompelled to hold the book or jviper at a corlaiu ; specified time, will be m«e»w
ilbtauce from the eye. Call nud see. ! i«sym®ut esactctl. . JrW u:i4>"
I), a Xiciloli A CO. , Whwanybuifortwo
Xo churgo Ibr showing goods.' | than contract, amount? to eve
mar 11 D. B. X. k CO. ' 25percent will ho maue. .-/Afif*
. Vear , y U( j V erti?ing, wah \" vhCee
iu|«
Freuch Idueu Drilliug.?;
York Mills and Water twist Bleat
E OPE—700 coils Hope, various brands, all j
of good quality, in store and for sale by
apr29 BRIGHAM. KELLY .k CO.
.viitge 1
A «
PERIODICALS.
OU TNA.M'S Monthly Magazine for May.
X. frank toslio’a Gazette of Fashions for May.
hlitckwood’., Edinburgh Review lor April.
Kccf iv»»d and for sale by
WARNOGK R DAYfe,
153 Congress street.
1 »>.r UHLS. FLOUR in htoro aud lor sale
WU by may7 CRANK, WKLIS A (X).
iy7_ CjUXK, WFJ.LS A OO.
Ice Ohio CsvtawLv Urmniy in fttore,
»*^| \ (Jtisksi.
hU'I fur sale by the only regular Agent for
F.tvtninnh.
my 14
J. M. LYRE,
U4 Bay it reel.
nt 7ii a m., puss Gordon-iville at 11 a m., ami arrive j ] ISLE THREAD GAUNTLET’S.—The only
■ - -** " * 1 | 1 {Iftll’l*. t\V ill., L-ltl.l It, til., lilt .* 1-I.U Bill. t... -
O N CONSIGNAIENT—
2000 luudinls I’rimuCorn;
100 tlo Cow I’ean;
200 Backs ‘*Palace Mills 1 ’ Flour;
10 bblH Ilaw Glm;
10 do Monoiigahula Wlfinky;
h do Dnmudio Brandy;
For rale low, hy
JoM PA’CIKN. IIU1TON ft GO.
in Staunton nt 325 h m. Down train le Wes Maun-.
Pm at 0 40 a >t, payees Goreionsvllle at 11 a si, uud I
arrive in Richmond ul 2.30 p st.
Fare to OordousvIUo ^2 no
“ *’ 5 oa
lluth trains arrive in Corilonsvilio in ample tlmo
to take tho train of iho Oraogo and Alexandria RhU*
iihn
rnn.l. Poreons who leave lfichmoud at 7)i a si., can
article of the klud iu Iho dty. For sale by
J- W. TliRElJvEl.D,
ttmrJT cojrner <'f t.ongrots and Whltaker-sts.
PPLES k POTATOES--
10 bbl* tlmleo Mercer Put aloe*;
25 •* M UiiSRotl Applet*.
For .*«lo by
msetu f A. BROWN
A v .
11 RANDY. GIN. WHISKY AND RUM-For %. lie
JJ hr (avM) WUIiAKB * AATOUW. “
t ako tho Orttugo and Alexandria cant at Cordons- ; . ...
vlllolf theychoosoto doeo, and by tlmt ituilh will j ‘VTAUN—25 bale* Yarn, a*»soife<i umubere,
rewili Alexandria by 3.40 p si., but this comjiany can \ X ^1‘H ‘G and for *:»h* hy
ticket them only to Gordonsvlll©. . i J) S . , PRANK WKl.l.s \ to.
H. 1>. WHITCOMB, Supt. ; /\ jjjgAHuttuS—5o bnh’.i 0?u:tburgs, t»eureiatni«i'
COTTON VESTS—Just retfoived i \J uliiofoiy, In slur®, aud for safe in lot* to null
\JT and for aalo hy J. W. TJIRELKKLD, i purchaicrs, by
iijfll u>nfr«aiftBd WhUbaktrihrfMi. 1 iyB crank, wells a co.
Black Moire Antique Tcituuilny*
Black Elastic Bolls;
English Thread Edgings,
Hosiery, Ribbons, to.
Just received per steamer Augusta.
joPJ , DkWIYI* k MORGAN.
C ORN—In store and for sale by
Ultra LO XEi’fSS'JBl.LIN GS
UERGER university .
PKNFIKLD, GA,
FACULTY.
O SNAUUKUS—30 bales Osnaburgs, Muwtou ami I
Tiin*“~ - • ■ - • • i
_ Thnmiulou Mills, just received ait«l fcr sale by
jutielfi GR.WK, WF.L1S X 00
O
Oi leans Syrup, 76 »lo do Moln*»v*. jo t m*«-Jv
ed and for ?nle hy
Jy7 SCRANTON, JUllNSTO.N ti to
H’iVNV IdAGIl—Indore uud lor sale l*y
June 4 PA DEI .FORD, FaV .V to.
^j^USTARl*,'Ac,—WU fo.xes Mureurd; 150 do
Mile bv
junolU
(i l -
McMahon x uoyi.f..
205 aud 207 Hay f treel.
Vil’GAR—20 iiiuU choice St Croix Sugar, ju*t re-
r* ccivcil and lor sale by
jylo SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k U*
S ' GAP AND STARCH—75 boxes Sinith’s Family
."0 do Buchanan’s do
DM boxes Colgate’s lb bar and No l Soup
60 do do Palo do
6u do Oswego Pearl Starch
6o do Bcadell’s do do. Just received
<• d for sale hy •
jy2.4 SCRANTON, JullNsTON x Co.
P iftS' i i ApKir'ANn"iicki.iisUi,u iSiw
Heads, 100 do Pipe?
2fto tram* Wrapping Paper
f»o daxpn hcklee, received nud for sale by
McMahon a doylk
JySl 105 and 17 Boy btrect.
PKSSIDFXT,
N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D.
t'Konwotu.
College.
S. P. SANFOKl*, A. M„
Mathomaticu.
J. E. WIUJ£T, A. M..
(Ttemistry and Natural Phliosopiit
H. II. TUCRKR, A. M.,
Belles Ixttres.
U. W. WISt A. M.,
Greek aud Latin languages.
WILLIAM G. WOODFLN, A.
Mixfern language*.
Thcirinplenl Keinliinty.
N. M. OK AW FORD. 1>. D:,
Ecoiesiosticni History und Uiulieal Literulore.
william Wuxi.vms, a. m.,
Bystcmatli* and l*a?ior.\l Tlu'oloyy.
A ed tinny.
THOMAS A. SEAIA», Prinelpul.
Tho Commenrcntotitis held on tho last 1\ cduesduy
in July.
IhcucxtTonu wiil commence on tlm lust Wed-
m\»day in August.
rite prlce.of Uturd lu tho village ta$lfi per month;
washing, room rent, fuel, to., $3.
By order *4 the Board ol Trueteea.
my 18 fen S. LANDRUM, Secrotaty.
HA S0l.AfeSl»-The cargo of Uw laru
he taken at the follow'ing ra'ts.
For one sairnre. renewable care
•• tw,ce , J rf efitm*
■
Every additional pqiurccejiiractt^^
od ono luill the above tafe"
p
V»rly “iS'Sw 15
■mtractod
stnttug
cted for. All i.nttscU'j*- ;t< jtt
- definitely the 1‘ iyrOi^
a-lvertisM. Any a'.ver.L-iminU t
ne tted with the business *Im be f lU .,&
ly. and also any excess of uwn«‘
tventratted for. «.,t-Eble 4 ;;r
Coutrail advornsc-tuoi.t- ! ••. lr . i;i icuil'[r
ye ti-onient* from ; 1 ^ ct>’
i itiyable In advance. Afic.r.®.?
’ a-o tv hen called for. , .i-fr?
fejpdar advi-rtirers un.t •>•*““•
mieatious or requiring;' ,* B v
titunitaiious or require* “ v :-y. or 3 u;. .
tuition to fairs, concerts, g0!n ‘. ’ r0 uiuee
fortaiutnents, win re rlustre 1 . c y ri
umce—nil uoticcfl of p» re** 10 vaic cctcrf
tico designed to cull atwntKU v. l«
".“'■■“■'AiS 1 ft.* 4 !
mvurn
Cndcolatod or interned u* i'“‘ thl ,
ro-t?, can ouly bo inserted *‘| u
that the panto is to be l ^ P a;c it tiff
.ixltimn lU'htfll ttlO . ..nfiM*
edfioriai column (wbicii can
lion ot tho editors) Uie san>^ Wl ....
ton oi uio euieii ■- • (iLC4
ai» nr not loss Unui so cniw W-'J
Tho undersigned, juthfob* r - a .. p5 b,
and Weekly utw.'puper?In ||ie
ourselves Mrlclly io Aviate
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