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. Tuesday, Not. 6th, at -
■ o’clock,
ptlty JBD0 '
s 5 ; r i,eo, TnMdB T > Nor. 6th, St — o'clock.
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r- m - a > .• it
■:" w r0B raitaoBti-sU.
Tonawanda. Saturday. November 3, at
JOB BitimOB*.
Point, on Saturday, November S,
•■*1 a. ala
FOK FLORIDA.
tc efC ry Timrsdaj morning at» o’clock
:^ er y ic: ir 0 r, ever}’ Satojrday, at 3 p. m.
I nak^r, every aaiurdaj morning, at
I _-r’.er t? -
SUore, cvtiry Tuesday morning, at
t- : ’ : fob OHl».L«STON.
Blfs Hancock, Monday, November 6, at 7
sa^ sr
goy, Friday, November 2, t o'clock
ijjt 1
a. m.
. "Viator, every Wedneeday, at 8 a. a
'".rniio, every Saturday, at 7 o’clock
- ',,1 Departure of Trains.
tr: , t n„.vD DAILV riSSBSOKB up met
■ £t;! ”ji«n*»h at -* 8 i. u
arr^j! jiwon
^ mB ,t down passbsobk Tails
^Svisnsh st 7:06 p. u.
I? 1 * C J ®uuv FISSENOKB TRilS
.anouisb at 7:08 r.jf.
•“" in** 3 ** at 4:00 *•
yaiiin at 7:00 a.m.
fi* L w ii bight passsnoes tbais
\uwri at 6:40 p.m.
*1 Janata at 8:26 r.M.
■>*,|*rannaU at 6:60A.M.
■ >r ',(uied j evilie and (iordon trains connect with
I • yuidfcown night passenger trains at Gordon.
» oulf KAiLuoAD—daily (Sundays ex
‘ cepttxl)
„siTsoIinh at....................7:30 a. il.
^alTWmiasviUe at 7:30 P. M.
jtjoittasvillo at 6:00 a. m.
I ShtaunaU at '. .6:10 P. K.
r . ^riLL A UKOTttEK, Newsdealers, Ktti-
I ini Booksellers, Bull street (down stairv,
IS .!B*f iano, next to tlie Poet Office, are
I'. . . : siiu for the Daily News A Herald.
I nut with them will bo promptly attended
I t-plai, blotched and ulcerated victims of
r^:; diseases, who drag yonr unclean persons
|’ : .-.-.ipany of better men, take Ayer’s Sajua-
l^isd purge out tue loul corruption trom your
I 3atora your health, and yon will not only ei»-
I.b >;:«•, but make your company more tolerable
I jjtao most keep it. Oct27-lw
I [Advertisement]
I pin Fashions-—*!ats. Caps, <fce.
IV ; will be found at the establishment of H. A.
I si. W Congress street, a largo and exceedingly
I ca i Block or Gentlemen’s Hats, manufactured
l -efa'Aand vriuter season. It comprises a variety
I jicb, uid ail remarkable for neatness. Also a
IcWnriW
AB«ibeJjJ.I.7..d.V S47IAtport 6 tt
Shipping intelligence.
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
FbiDIV, Nov. 2,1866.
Arrived.
Steamablp Leo, Dearborn, New York—Hnnter 4
Gammed.
Steamer Emllie, Adair, Charleston etc—8 U Infflt-
teau.
Steamer Eliza Hancock, Tost, Charleston—F M
Myrell.
Import..
Far steamer Eliza Hancock, from r malnnton 70
pkga mdse.
»
jj Paatengera.
Per steamer Eliza Hancock, from Charleston M8h
Wake man, Miss Greene, J J Haddock. C M Brown,
W F Bingham, Lt Olgate, J T Baker, R W Barnwell,
Ur J H Verdier, and 6 deck. •
Per bleamer Emilie, from Charleston, Ac—S C Ro
bots, J Maners, E D House, A L Etchelbereer, 1) W
Har , J W Lyons, J G Nichols. D Wigton, 8 F Wil
liams, J M Uonrger, M S Elliott. O C VanAnken. P T
Pierce, B Chaplain, j J Pope, Mra Warier, Mias Hies,
Mus M Gnffln, J uaravtn, and 36 deck.
Per steamship Leo, from New York—J B Sandy, C
Genial .and lady, G Ewart, Miss Douglass. G F Stone,
CM Hoist, PE Peiotj H C Ciark, F G Tibbetts, G O
Marcy. M.Wilson, 8 Harmon, Miss F Littlefield, Miss
E Isbain, Miss K A Colt, A W McCottrey, J Putzlger.
T Bostick. F rutzlger, A T Cunningham, B Wright,
G Danhaui,-GW Bowen, J T Stewart, P TAnise an*
lady, J H DeBoie, A ’Vilcox, Miss C J Colt, C P Wit-
cox, J E GraybiU, F C Bnmck, Mies J Clifton, Milt C
Daly, M Hannon, J C Clark, Miss Bowen. J (llui,
M Grady, H Marsh. T B Whltehomc, N U Palmer,
J K Gardner, F Beers, J Walker, R Fleming, M Dng-
f an, T Dirkan, J Dirkan, J Wrltli, P Ward, L Duffy.
Haliizan, J Purcell, W O'Keefe. Mr Faust, R Smith,
W Hitchte, R Dunn, W Ueac, P Grant, Miss Uregory,
Miss C Stewart, Miss S James, Mrs James, H K Wil
liams, and 12 steerage.
Protection for Formers
1HW AJIBj'r
T COMpi^° RD UVK 8TOCK INSURANCE
The PiM*erbo*ap%py p/fimarfcai li L J L
CAPITAL $1.00,000,
paMTu and MMrelySMbd. K X '’’VTMV'.Z 3C1
Li^*tf^S! 1 agmn«botii Pare<110 *“ ue r ' llicie8 00
DEATH AND THEFT,. , rtj
at moderate Rates of Premium, based on an English
experience of
Btpi(
Apply to
|toc t n: Ii=-, Scarfs, of the latest sty lee,
tf.
Mayor’s conn.
ne i light, eitlier blsok or whits, to be a
w.thont going before the eecretary of Conn-
[fi Sievart, mid paying for and taking out a regu-
Limim for tbit purpose. Samuel Bennett, negro-
l, ,,- safiered to the time of twenty dollars and
L ygther bis my one a right to get drank and
Lilt streets; he acknowledged the corn, and as lt
I,Hint time, was discharged,
■;.g am mi charged with disorderly conduct
Ltstoose deiignated as the Ice House. Hie Honor
lot! Lia cold when he said—five dollrrs and
LaiddiMged gentlt-maa took more than the law
|gci,iad had to pay ooatg. being dlsoharged, aa It
itli tut offence.
liiJidBcn was taken up by BrazlL of the Ba
nk; astro language not fit for print. Sheac-
Liehsd tbit she had done wrong, and was sent
ptw days to the barracks.
Hilaiar s Co.—We invite the attention of con-
Iceiuiejiiatry dealers to the advertisement of
icabi a Co., wholesale and retail grocers, who are
iitecciiinc their fall supplies, comprising one of
aitifcit 111 teat selected Btocks In the city. Col.
u.tabt, tic atalor member of the firm, Is one of
1= eideitand most esteemed merchants, whose long
|nc.ucc a i lorn-si has not only rendered him
... mnaiuled wish the wants of the Savaa-
I—'r-'..ha« enabled him to establlah bosineaa
I r.:=: :ithe best and most relisble houses in
p'Fit’lJidelphis, Baltimore and Boston.
I itswea by the card published to-day that Mr.
|hii Grady, long connected with the house as
c:&ad cashier, has beoome a member of the
Ittfialoombe A- Co.
, Consignee*.
Per steamer Emilio, from Charleston. Ac—Gow.lin,
M & Co, s M Laflltteau, C A Reynolds, add others.
Per steamship Leo. from New York—Austin A E,
Adan,8 Ex, J W Anderson A Sun, A A G B K, Bell, W
A O, Brigham, H A Co, J A Barron, Bouse A B, W
RBoggs, Boailck A il, Brady A M, J O’Byrne, Blun
A M, Hothweil A W. Crane A G, Claghorn A 0, M A
Cohen, Chipnian A C, O Cohen A Co, Clark A H, C A
Johnson, Champion A F, N M S, Doyle A L, W S Dil
lon, S 8 Davidson, Davao: A \Y, A DuteDboffcr A Co,
Duncan if J, E Ehr.lch, Eiustein A E A A L Freiden-
borg, Ferguson A D, Hess A G, J QillUand A Co, W B
Griffin, L J Gubmartm a Co, Guck=nheimer A 8, A
Gomm, J Gross A son, E E Hertz A Co, H Haym, A 8
Hartridgr, Holcombe A Co, N A Hardee, S B Hur
ling on, C M Ulilsman, J O, Johnaton, W A Co, N B
Knapp, A Kent, K MacLea A Co, J W Lathrop A Co,
Latiirop A Co, Lovuil A L, tt B Lamar, Llnvlfle A tt,
T, Miller A Co, J McMahon A Co, D Mallet, McKee,
B A Co, Miller A Co, Nicholson, McA A CO, Neufville,
B A Co, G T Nichols, A Neely, J O’Brien, Patton A
soil, Palmer A D, Purse A T, C D Rogers, P Eeilly,
Sloan, 8 A 8, Scott, H A Co, F W oints-A Co, Scrau-
ton, 9 A Co, Sanderson A W, P Skehan, So Ex, Tisou
A Guidon, K H Tuteui, Cncklcs A Son, Vfilalonga A
Co, E C Wade A Co, T H Willingham, M H Williams,
Warren A Co, Weed A C, Weil A M, Waits, McK A
Co, Wbitcuwh A J.
Consignees per Central K. It.
NOV. 2,1866.
372 bales eotton, 33 do yarn, 43 bbls dried fruit, 70
bags do, 10 lots furniture, 13 bales hides, 24 can
lumber, and mdse, to J W Cox, West A D, Jonee <£-
W, E C Wade A Co, J A Douglas, G B Lamar, E E
Hertz A Co, W Don , 1, J Ftirr, Brady A M, Wsdley A
M, J WLathrop A Co, J McAlpin, PH Behn, Erwin
A H, K F Metcalfe A Co, 8 J Joaephe, R Hanenham
A Son, E Padeltoru, Clark, J A Co, Sloan, 8 A 8. N A
Hardee A Co, Btyau, H A Co, A 8 Hartridge, Wilder
A F, Duncan A J, F W Sims A Co, J L VUlalonga, A
Wilcox A Co, W Battersby A Co, tl Patten A Son, U
Cohen, Crane A G, J, Woods A Co, Bradley, H A Co,
L J Gulimartln A Co, Guerard A F, Blun A M, Beth-
well A W, J Washburn A Co, W H Burroughs.
J H Ambrose, Ga
A B Estes, Ga
G M Rhodes, Ga
D Solomons, Gordon
B W Snell, Oa
J L Bryan, Pulaski co
S H Wilson, Ga
J J Sparks, Ga
G O Marcy, City
JB hardy, NY
Mr A Mrs Glnesl. N Y
G F 8tonc. N if
G Ewart, N Y
J 3 Hendrick, N C
| au.nib Success. — Professor Bernhardt’s
tdlePulaski House, am dally visited by our
|=B!>iiaoenaalt his skill In regard to tbe die-
flit eye, and seek to obtain hie unrivalled
|"-. : [ i--es for the improvement of the sight.
p!« hundreds who can teetify to the benefit they
firtf from both, and who rejoice at the good
f—i—::xb befallen them. The Professor will
p::se but a short time, and all who are deni
fKiaakiug him, whether in the city or coun-
ttkiiHs no time iu doing so.
I-affinai) Teleobams.—Messages tor the fol-
pyjsms remain In the telegraph office for want
niidress: Isaac T. Crawford, W. M. Lewis,
p»:Tiylor, A. J-Smith.
'riziisiix.— John Shepard, the celebrated pe-
V-C -Ihere. Matches for $500 to walkonehun-
diniiciteurs without sleep or rest He can be
szBii greet, at Mr. Ruwe’s.
1-2 sial proceedings of Connell, owing to the
Mother matter on our columns, will notsp-
a ami Monday morning next.
iirciucud to the southern and National Ex-
P f or i,te Augusta and Macon pa-
Augusta .hsrket.
Auecrra, Novsmher 1.
market was yery actlye to-day, at an
... jh v3X=- ibis la attrihutahla to the heavy
1 mt two days. We quote:
S;-;,
36
[MX
Macon Cotton Market.
- Macon, November L
th n ''~ ail6 market opened with a good demand
PSwkJ * °- for atrict middling. The inquiry
uoU11118 reception of the poon dis-
rajji®a fail off lu the figures of the New
fcjjc-... “’f Ge demand somewhat slackened,
t'-Vif, . < ?- itoa offered was freely taken At from
T °i* middllo 6* at whioh figures
^ & PERKINS 3
CEL.EBHATBD
estershire sauce.
EXTRACT
of a Letter from a
Mcdical -Gentle-
han at Madras,
to Ms Brother at
Wokcestee, May,
1861:
Tell Lea A Pee
BINS that their
SAUCE Is highly es
teemed In India,
and is, in my opin
ion, the most pala
table as well as tbe
most wholesome
Sauce that Is made.
«Ce ** 01 tsis deUetous and unrivaled
caused many unprlndpled dealers
pf is aame to “purlous compounds, the PUB-
! ® e ti Ul!? ani earnes, 'y requested to see
pifyf, of 4 Perkins are upon the
‘dial, Stopper aud Bottle.
‘"I'Cdby
Lea a
OCNCAN’S SONS, Aoents,
PERRISS, Worcester.
I NICHOLS & CO.,
AND
I, AND FORWARDING
It*,, SiVa. ® 8CHA NT8,
? n conilgnsasntsof srery
Rre-Jiiit lj ,n Savannah or New York.
r ° r *. JAMES OOLUS. JE.,
Choice
f 84810 Half chests,
iTime Sides and Stems,
Arrivals at the Hotels.
PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WlLTBSKGBH.
Mrs J Wilkinson A 2 chil
dren, N Y
W G Bell, Sandersvllle
W G Barth, Fla
W J Custon, Ga
J W O’Connor A lady,City
R L Gamble, Ga
L A Simmons, Ga
Prof A Frise, Maeon
I Beckett. Oily
W B JacksoD, City
F P Wheeler, str Leo
J E Walker, N Y
H L Shnltz, Qa
MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCE.
IT J Mott, Columbus*
R B Hurd, do
D K Wadley,
J j Hicks, Boston
M G Parker, do
Dr Dodson, Long Island
J Harrison, City
F G Tiboetts, N Y
A C Clark, N Y
J M Gourger, Boston
P LaBose A lady, Albany,J 8 Newell, ao
F C Branch, NY IM Aiken, Darien
P T Pt arce, Fla 1IV II May,
ED House, Fla ,BHNeely, City
U Dunham. NY W B Hill, atr s Salvador
O C VanAnken, NY H J Gambill, CSSS
Capt Dearborn A lady, str, W N Miller, Ft Pulaski
Leo T Weed,
A L Kiohelberger, Fla IJ Wulfokehl, _Macon
U H Petlee, Me
tt W Raudon, Quincy
Mrs ScarlT, do
C Redding, Fla
I j 3 Curtain, Balt
S Renneau, City
R M Demcre. Nat Ex
A Neely,
| A T Campbell A neice
V AWium*. V,
8 Hamou, Me
SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGlNLT.
T S Gillespie, Atlanta
3 Snyder, A A G R B
WRiiuey, do
A Reppard. do
J Strickland, do
W H Ouge , do
J G Walker, Columbia co
W M Smith, City
W Johnston, N Y
A Chambers, Ga
A Cosgrove. PnUa
J C Rosse, Quarantine
J McMoran, N Y
Miss Thayer, N Y
J Ersklne, City
J A Galor.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
£
ED ASH. Egg Size,
For sale by
NEW DBI 60GD8,
AT THE OLD STAND,
NO. 160 BROUGHTON ST.
(Between Barnard and Jefferson streets.)
T HAVE jnst returned from New York, and am re
X oeiving a nice assortment of Pall and Winter
Goods, and desire to eall the attention of purchasers
to my Stock and prices before getting their Fall sup
plies. I have bought cheap aud will sell aheap, aa I
have leas axpeuees comparatively thau houses with
larger stocks. I can offer at much less than regular
rates many goods, consisting of Staple and Domestics,
Dre*s Goode, White Goods, Damask, Diaper, Crash,
Towels,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
Trimmings and Hoop-skirts, Balmoral do. Corsets,
Cloaks. Shawls, Cassimers, Broad Cloths, Pant Goods,
Satinetta, Jeans, Flannels, Ac.; a variety of Worsted
Goods, Soarfs, Hoods, SoBtags, Nubiae and Shawls,
Umbrellas and Parosols, and a full assortment of No
tions, Ac,, too numerous to montion. Will Bhow them
with pleasure at anytime, and sell cheap for cash
only.
oc30,lm C. J. BEA'ITV.
FERTILIZERS
A. Lister & Brother’s
RAW BONE
SUPER-PROSPflATE OF LIME
AND
PURE GROUND BONE.
T IESE FERTILIZERS, being made from the best
materials and in tho most approved manner, are
confidently recommended^as the bvMn^Immarket.
Gmoral Agents for the Maniriactnrere,
NCwart, N.
Messrs. LaRockx, Wzst A Daniels, Agents Sa
vannah, Ga. _ aep28 2m
M. COBURN,
F OB many years a Teacher, Tuner and Repairer
of Pianos In this diy, solicits a share of patroa-
'orders left at, H. 8. BOOARDU8’ Store will meet
with prompt attention.
VALUABLE PLANTATION
AND
Timber Land.®
AT AUCTION.
BY BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN.
On TUESDAY. November 6th, at 11 o’aiock, in
fron t of the Ooart House, will be sold,
A PLANTATION AND TIMBERED LANDS,
CThivIsv in sU about 600 aerm, more or lees, stt-
JvSvtln Chatham oounty, about 14 mUea from the
SShL'tte Ogeeehee aid Canal back water. Moat
^SKraM&s are well and heavily timbered, «ad
g53gs«*af«B , jyB
S?5^SSgSom. where pUte anddeeda aobe
seen. Terms cash, purchaser paying for all papara.
oc!8 i
F. C. MOHTR * CO . ,
fLate Lighte, Newton * Bradburys,)
of Firs* Class Haas
Fortes,
Maaafkstanrs
Highest premium at the AnierlcSfr WorldM^r and
Exhibition of the , i. i?w ciStlnuad
This well known fisMiUMbmsntlii new eunannaa
by F.C. LIGHTS and UIUIS BWOT, « »•
stand. 431 Broome street* between c ^ ol ®J?f? i0 d
New York City. |y4-iyeoa
EXECUTOR’S SALK-
BY BELL, WYLLY fit CHRISTIAN.
On TUESDAY, November 6th, at U o’aiock, In
frtmt of the Ooart Honswill be sold, —
260 ACRES LAND IN THOMAS COUNTY.
Lot No. 222,17th and 18th districts. Soldby ««r
of Court for sooonut of the heirs and oredltors oCtaa
estate of tha late Paul Keller, deceased. Tarmsossh.
to pay for all
OVER FIFTY YEARS-
FOB POLICIES .
WM. R. BOYD,
Agent at Savannah, 89 Bay street.
AARON WILBUB.
savanna
leneral Agent for Georgia, Alabama, Sputh c.iroli.
ia and Florida. - vri hs 21 f
rORUVERPOOt. 1 1
PULASKI HOU;
M*. BERNHARD
OP BERLIN, PRUSSIA, PROFESSOR OF 0*TXC8,
LATE OF NBW YORK.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.i,
AUSTRALIAN CRYSTAL
SINGLE AND DOUBLE YI8ION - ’
Superior to any other in u»o—conatruotedAn, #
ance with the science and philosophy of nature
peodliar^foraref a
• Concavo-Convex Ellipsis;' 1
Admirably adapted to tho Organ of Sight, and per
fectly natural to the eye. affording altogether^the best
artificial help to file human vision erer invented.
“ ‘ of Optics and Spectacle
THE ADVANTAGES 4
these Spectacles over all others, are: 1 * J -
THE A1 American Ship ,
: t-. ilO -■
ELLEN HOOD,
Captain J, A. Pennell,
having the msjortty of her cargo engaged, and go
ing on bod’d, will hkre prompt Bispatch.
For freight or 100 bales Cotton apply to
no*-8t WILDER * FULLaRTON.
FOR LIVfRPOOL.
THE Mew A 1 American Ship
THOMAS FREEMAN,
having part of her eaego engaged, will have quick
dispatch.
For freight apply t e
noS-tf BBIOHAM, HOLST 4 CO.
1
1st.—The" only true Lena' knows, being
perfectly free from chromatic light, so wsp-Jcnown to
be the cause or injury to the vision, and which
the change from Spectacles to Pisan ns of
potaup-so often required, while both near and distant
14 objects are seen with equal facility through tip.same
Glasses. -
•Zd—Can be wore with
any length of tin* at one sitting, giving
clearness of vision, particularly by candle or other aa.
tideM light—comfort to the spectacle wearer hitherer
unknown. ‘
M-Whia the eyes stehe or paia through
the action of a bright light, such aa ia redacted from
snow, sunny weather, white paper, and in reading,
writing or sewing.orjTlvid colored bodies, these ltnses.
by softening tho ravs, affect a most agreeable sensation
and give great relief.
4th.—In nil nervous stBisetlons of. the
eye canting dull and startling pains in the eye-bell or
temple, appearance of luminous and dark spots in tbe
stmotqiMte, aching or feeling like sand in the eye, the
disturbed nerves are quieted and soothed.
5th.—Ground by peculiar machinery,
got up at great cost, mathematically calculated ex-
S ressly for the manufacture ol this lens, so as ti
uce it with the tru* spherical accuracy, and Its
Is at tha exact centra; a point of vital importance, and
which no ether lent possesses.
6th.—Proof of superiority oyer the old
kind ofSpeotaoies. They are used exclusively st all
tha hospitals tor diseases of the age, ia Berlin, Prus
sia, and alsewhare.
Co-Partnership Notice.
lift, the undei
VV nershlp for
have entered Into Co-Pa rt-
lurpoee of conducting the
irocery Business, under the
Wholesale andtReteU
firm name of „
J. W. It C. A. MCINTIRE,
on the corner of St. Jallan and Jeflbrson streets.
We respeotfhlly solicit a share of trade.
J. W. MtINTIRE.
no2-2taw3w O. A. MC|NTt‘tB.
Assignee’s Sale.
I OFFER for sale the Balldin t known as the Bank
of Commerce, situated on the southern one-thtM
ot lot No. 10, Jevkyl Tythlng, Derby Ward, fronting
thirty feet on Drayton, and sixty feet on Bryan
street.
Tbs Building Is well adapted for carrying on a
large Banking^Business.
ALSO,
The middle one-third of said lot No. 10, and the
Improvements thereon. The ground niton which
both buildings are situated Is fee simple.
The above described property la offered at private
sale, and If not disposed of previously, will be sold
at Public Auction by Bell, wylly A Christian, on the
first TUESDAY In December next, at the Court
House, In thla city, between the nanal hours of sale,
aay 10 to 3 o’clock. JOHN a FfSRRILL,
DoStDea4 Assignee.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION,
P. H. WARD, Auctioneer.
riuu UNDERSIGNED, having formed a Copartner-
I ship for the transaction of an Auction and Com.
mission business, under the firm name of LaBOCHE
k WILLIAMS, are now ready to receive and advance
on all-consignments mads thsm.
ISAAC D. LaBOCHE.
novl—lw M. B. WILLIAMS.
SUGAR
i)A BOXES Brown and Yellow Ilsvtna Sngar.
dU\J 60 barrels Yellow C and Crashed Sugar.
SO hnll barrels Powdered Sugar.
For sale by HILTON «t K4NDELL,
nol-3t 163 Bay street.
WANTED,
JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.—Two Coat hands can
have work at
CAM? 4 CHRISTIE’S,
118 Broughton street.
ST. CHARLES SALOON.
H AVING told out the St. Charles Saloon to Messrs.
P. J. Ruckert and A. Jaoyby, well known citi
Zens of fevannah, I take pleasure In recommending
them.
I also request thoee having claims against me to
present them Immediately, and all who are indebted
to me to call and settle at once.
novl-S A. STAMM,
DISSOLUTION.
T he fibm of Larochr, west a Daniels b
this day dissolved by mutual consent, .1 D, La
ROCHE withdrawing.
The business will he continued by JAS. B. WEST
and WM. W. DANIELS, under the firm name of
WEST 4 DANIELS.
ISAAC D. LaROCHF,
JAMES B WE n\
nol-lw WILLIAM W. DANIKD8.
~ CONNECTICUT FIRE
Insurance Go..
OF EiSFFOBD COMB.
I8CORPORATBD 16(6.
Cash Afisets -. • $275,000.
JOHN B. ELDBEDOE, President
MARTIN BENNETT. Ja., Secretary.
Bisks taken by A. WILBUB, 86 Bay street,
oogO Savannah, Os.
SAVANNAH ,
M U S E U NI.
T HB subscriber begs leave to Inform the pnblio
that bit Museum, comprising Animals. Birds,
Reptiles, Fishes, Minerals, Curiosities, *c.; fce., will
be open dally (Sunday excepted), from « o'clock A.
M. to 6 o'olock P M. .
The Museum Is situated on Chippuww Squaw, next
door to the Theatre. Entrance from McDonough at
Admission. 26c. Children under • years, 20c.
noVlJC THEODORE MEVRS.
FTJB HATS
L ight and tasty, .. ,
"•avy “ d ■Stofi^ofilored.
Largest variety and bast article ever offered In this
“53£tf Wr “ k “ t OOLDIWG’9.
Just Heceived
* T THE TRUNK EMPORIUM,
No. 168 Congress Street,
a large assortment of Trunks, Valises andTffivettng
®^}c»’.lw EINSTEIN, ECKM4N & CO.
^DISSOLUTION. 6
mHKFIBMOF YORK, WILLIAMS, McINTIR**
cu. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
nol-lw YORK. WILLIAMS. MclNTIBE 4_CO.
COAL.
ANTHRACITE, BITUMINOUS.
R ED ASH, Steamboat, Baltimore, Cumberland
and English Oval.
For sole by ton or cargo by .
ocSI-em CHIPMAN 4 CHAPIN.
To Rent.
THE STORE and DWELLING, in thor
ough repair, on southeast comer of Un-
i street and Congress Sfreet Lana. Applyto
! J. CRONIN, 6<
no 1 . At Soul hern Expraaa .Office-
II
ool^otri
BACON! BACON!!
fMSSHM CLEAR RIBBED SIDES
non y** 1 * h^BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN.
Trinidad Molasses
JN PUNCHEONS,
Testimeny of Recomieniations
der, i
under good i
Terms at sale.'
Purchaser to pay tor *■ paparer
UNDERWRITERS’ SAT.ie _
fciWMUtkral
lid THIS DAY. in front of tha store, at 10 it
t’f- K'
One cue of Dry Goode, consiating of
Maryland Stripes ■** rw —
Lindsev Snipe*
.■::l:SSSSSfc
DrjJte,
Hope Shirting,
on beard of stei
iij l\K% 5111
damsguit oubeaedof
passage Dram Me# York W thirport.
Inspection and by recommendation S:
dens, for account of the Underwritera an
cerned.
Term* cub.
. cm her
. ™ J*u«6»r
hf tbe port wwr
d all ctm
SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES CfflS-
-t: TINIJED.
BY O. LAUBASY.y
THIS DAY, 9d instant, at IP o’clock A ns.. wHI he
continued and cloaed the sale of tbe invoice at Bouts
and Shoes, commenced yesterday.
. .... ’ ALSO,
Twenty-one cmas assorted Boots and Biota, jnst ar
rived per steamer.ban Salvador.
ALSO.
One uU of Fine Black Walnut Furniture.
Marble Top
»o3-lt
'-“ 2 ^ AU^riO^r.
BELL, WYLLY fit CHRISTIAN.
WiR sell THIS DAY st UK o'clock, in front of a
Thai
.iquore, Hama, Shoulders
Cigars, Crockery, Dry Goods
Tobacco, Candles, he.
Terms cash.
AUCTION HALE.
BY T. J. WALSH.
heretofore used.
With much confidence I recommend him to thou
who may need such artificial aid to their eyes.
Bit. I. 8. E. Altos,
Pastor Indepead. Pres. Church.
Testimonials similar to the above may be seen at
Prof. Bxrnhakdt’s office, from
Joaspn H. PLCMXErr, Pastor of St. Paul’s, Ports
mouth, Ya.
Hon. JaltES I* Oh>, Governor of South OaroUna..
H„n. Johatxax Worth, Governor of North Ctrolfita.
Hon. A. G. CuBTDt, Governor of Pennsylvania.
Hon. O. P. Moaron, Ex-Governor of Indiana.
Hofl. H. A. 8witt, Ex-Governor of Minnesota.
Hon. Alex. R&siset, Ex-Governor of Minnesota.
Hon. BtcnaxD Yates, Governor of Illinois.
H. Sxthodb, Ex-Governor of New York.
R. E. Fsbtos, Governor of New York.
And other distinguished gentlemen.
Many years of public practice and study is tte
hospitals in Europe, adjusting spectacles to patieuta
tinder every aspect of defective vision, ae wen hi ex
perience iu ru extensive, long-established businem in
bis optical stores, both here and in Europe, Professor
Bernhardt oonslders it a sufficient guarantee of hie
ability to apply such glasses aa are beat calculated for
the assistance or recovery of imperfect eight.
Office Hour* froia 9 A* M. to 5 P.M.
PULASKI HOUSE.
N. B.—Owing to engagements elsewhere. Profs
Bernhardt will be able to remain here but a abort
time only. • oc26—tf
Will bo sold on TUESDAY, November 6th, at the
Court House,
Lot 36, Troup Ward, subject to a ground rant of
843 68 per annum, and also west half of Let 16. ad
joining, ground rent $18 02 per «"nnm
Said lot and a half fronton Janas strait 60 that, and
on Habersham street, 100 feet
Terms cash.
Titles unexceptionable, — no3-3t
From Medical gentlemen, Professors off the highest
Opthalmio talent in Savannah, Qa., and in the Union.
Siviasii, Ga.. Oct. 26.1866.
I have examined a great variety of GUsuss maim
fee lured by Professor M. Berxhirdt, and In justice
to the Professor must say, that bis GiaasaaMaofs
superior quality, adapted to meet the wants of almost
every eye, where tha vision is in any way imperfect.
The Professor selected for me a pair of his Australian
Crystal Glasses which are of a very superior quality
and workmanship, rendering vision very distinct,
and Buitiug my eyes better than any 1 hare ever triad.
R. D. AauoLD, M. D.
I tally concur with tha above.
J. S. Sullivan, II. D.
Savannah, Ga., Out. 28, 1868.
We have examined tha L- naea of Prof. BarnharuC,
and consider them superior to any wa have seen.
They are admirably adapted not only to improve tbe
lmperfeotiona of impaired sight, bat to relieve tbe
weariness of vision which constant study produces.
Many of the Glasses are of new and ingenious contriv
ance. We cordially recommend the Professor to all
those who require scientific optical assistance.
,IUriah Hirriss, M. D.,
Jab. B. Rsad, M. D.,
P. M. Kolloox, M. D.,
J. T. McFarland, M. D.,
James J. Waiiino, M. d.,
Wm. O. Bulloch, M. D.,
Rev. A. M. Wm, Pastor Trinity Me-,
thodlst Church.
Bev. A Landrum, Pastor A C. Baptist
Church.
Bev. C. P. MoEak, Sector St. Jobn’e
Church.
SatanuaH, Ga, Oct 27, 1866.
I have examined the Lenses of Professor IL Bxaa-
HIRDT with great satisfaction. He has famished mf), oo'ovaiQRaawreaoaeaaa
with a pair through which I am able to see with an ^ S’St'o’ttm’S’ re m
ease and distinctnen far beyond any which I have [6®. 6®> 64,45,46,6-, 54, 66, 66, 67,6A 66,66, 67, 66, 66
UNDERWRITERS’ SALE.
BY BELL, WYLLY 6k CHRISTIAN.
Will be sold to-morrow, SATURDAY, November 8, at
Resolute on her passage from New York to thla port,
and sold nnder inspection and by recommendation of
tbe Port Wardens for account of Underwriters and all
concerned,
Terms cash. T --T - j, . no2
Regular Auction Sales
or
Horses, Moles, Cattle, WogMt, Boggles,
CARRIAGES. 6t*„
At the Veterinary Stable* of B. W. CAMPBELL, oa
Bay street, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets,
will commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, and
every Wednesday thereafter. atpMjf
BY BLUN 6k XEYER.
Will be sold oa TUESDAY, 6& Inst, in frosts* tea
Court House, at 11 o’clock a. m..
and 70,
Moat of which are 60 feet front by 160 (sat depth,
all situated southwest of the Bound House of tbs Cen
tral Railroad Depot.
Texas cash, purchasers paying teUtta* and stamps.
Plat may be seen at our cotta ting-room. nol-td
“STOCK
-
BONABELLA FOR SALE.
B¥ BELL, WYLLY &CURlSTVa.,
Will be told on the first TUESDAY in November, in
front of tbe Court House, at 11 o'clock,
One hundred and uineteeu acres of Lapd, eighty of
which are cleared, situated about fire and a half miles
from the city, within half a mile of the Skidawsy 8hell
Hoad, aud kuown as the BONABELLA TRACT.
It is a vary healthy place, being on tha Salts. Fiah,
Oysters, Ac., can be had with but little trouble.
Terms cash. oo21
Dr. N- M. Sneed,
DENTIST.
H AS returned to tbaolty, and opened hia office in
an elegant suite of rooms, on Congress
all his days to the stody of Medicine and Dentistry,
and a practice of over twenty years in Dentistry,
with the determination to give his patrons the benefit
of all the genins and energy of hia nature, he hspee to
receive In the tat fire, as In the past, a generous patron*
age from the cltixens of Savannah.nol-lm
ARROW TYES
rN lots to suit purchasers. Apply to
L oc2!’-10t BELL, WYLLY 4 CHRISTIAN.
CAMP & CHRISTIE,
AGENTS,
Drapers and Tailors,
US BROUGHTON STREET,
;S a if.
H ATE in store and ready for inspection their Pal
and Winter Stock, oomprlting the largest assort
ment of
Fixe Cloths,
Casslmeres, ' r
mad Vesting* i
to be found In any house in th* ofity in their line, sll
of which will be made to order at short notics, trim
med and got np in unsurpassed style.
Furnishing Goods
of every description, requisite to a gentleman’s ward
robe, constantly on hand. oc2-3tawlhVV
M
To Rent,
A FAMILY RESIDENCE, of Brick, well
furniahed. and Immediate poeanation given.
no2-8t* OL1YE M. ULLIBRIOOB. i
A. MINIS
U“«?aOSvs«a , ; 4’S
JtO‘2- ’’
Hay, Hay.
BALES First Quality Eastern HAY land-
fog from Ship TbomM Freeman, ftwn Bath, Me. ”
ppreaiaby '»
32 U BRIGHAM, HOLST 4 Oft
For Rent, ;
FIVE PLEASANT EOOM8L wittibig
for a small family.
Partner
J.
]a desirous of
OO-PABTNKB, in the c
beat plantations on I
m
silSSSS:.
hSJnem The MUl la Hwen «lha from tbe da
ttM ratdat of Timber of th® bmk Qfiality* sod
Lumber to^ut-
AddM«tha undendgnwl through the Sa
Post^Wfiiil GEO. P, EAMaOH- ^
- 1 Western hall
Dress Silk«r ' "KWS:
Poplins, :
. Papular
SOUTHIPN
P
At
OC2T
Pslasa, at the
palace dot coops HOPEI.
Ill and 111
Rockland Lime.
1 AAA barbels fihst quality, Cobb’S
ri “ Uke ’ lUOHA&O" * BAKNAED.
RAILROAD
■ AT AUCTION.
BY BELL, WYLLY fit CHRISTIAN.
Till be sold, on TUESDAY, 6th inak, in front of tbs
Court Honee, at 11 o'clock.
r 7 Share* Central Railroad Stock.
Terms cash. nol
Murray’sLIne for Hew York. ^QF CharleSlOB.
J U NO ,
Sun, Oommtiufer.
wfll tall for the above port on
Trasadny, Nov, 6. «f u^o’cloeh — W.
For freight apply to
■oMt
HUNTER A GAUMELL.
EMPIRE LINE FOR NEW YORK
to i PASSAGE RATES:
Cfihtm Panagi, 8MS .‘...Bt*M-n**, |u
THE STEAMER
Ban Salvador*
ATKINS, Master, -
Will laU for New York on
letmday,' Now. 3, at 8 o’clock p, n>.
For freight or pamaga, having accommodations*.,
perlor to aay steamer In this trade, applv to
B. H. fTAVmitK, ' .
No. 12 Stoddard’s Range.
GARRISON A ALLEN, Agents,
oca> : No. 5 BewilagQvaen, N. Y.
VIA HltTON FTKaiy AND HEAUFCHTf.
THE SPLENDID STEAM PACKET
EMILIE,
will leave
Saturday, Sow. 3, nt T 0*010014 a. re.
from the Charleston Steam Packet Wharf, and con
tinue regularly tmrj Saturday.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to
AM. LAFHTEAU, AfUKt,
b02-lt IK Bar * treat.
Murray’s Line
NEW
Thefirat-claas, nan
YORK.
H. C. DSARBOBM. Cemmaofiar,
Will sail on bar regular day,
Taaaday, Now. fi, a* — relate
For freight or passage, having superior aonreJEe*
dations, apply to HUNTER * GAMMELL.
am 66 hayatreet.
FOR CHARLESTON,
., -Or- All iiVia >• • •* •
tIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
Through by DayllghL
The new. elegant and very fast steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK.
Will leave as above from Charleston Wharf, foot of
West Broad streat, on MONDAY NEXT, sth Instant
at 7 o’clock a m.
For freight or passage apply to
P. M. MYBELL, Agent,
ac3 Office, Charleston wharf.
F«r FaUtka, Ela.,
VIA ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK,
ST. MARTS. FERNANDINA, MAY.
POET MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND
PICOLATA. -i-
THE
«...
KATE,
Capt. locxwoop,
will leave as Above from Charleston Wharf foot of
Wert Broad street, on every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at 8 o’clock.
This Boat to la perfect order, and baa superior
state room accommodations for Passengers.
Freight received at all tunas and stored la ware-
house on wharf free of expense.
Tienaportslten chargee on goods paid promptly.
For freight or passage appFy to
F X. MYBELL,
Charleston Wharf.
For Charleston, 8. C*
HOUSE AT AUCTION.
BY BELL, WYLLY 4 CHRISTIAN.
wqib# sold pa the first TUESDAY In November, fa
front or the Court House, at 11 o’aiock,
Northern half of lot No. 17, Forsyth Ward, subject
to an annual ground rent to th* oity of $38. Im
provements consist ef a brick ho urn, <*mt«i«ing eight
rooms.
Term* cash—purchaser paying for *11 papers.
BY 6. LACR4IT.
On TUESDAY next, November 6th, in front of Court
House, will be sold.
Lot No. 16, Wesley Ward, on Taylor street, west of
the Medical College, SO by 100Mt, suh|eot to a ground
rent of $36 per year.
ALSO.
Leg No., 176, Third District, - In tee Oounty of Ap
pling, containing 460 acres, timber and fitrm land.
Titles warranted.
Terms cash, purchaser* paying for title*. oc80-6t
TRUSTEE’S SALE.
BUIkOINC LOTVAT AUCTION.
BY BELL, WYLLY fit CHRISTIAN.
On TUESDAY, November 6th, at II o'clock, ia front
of Court House. Lot No. 1, 60 by 106 fret, on M1U '
■treat, next to the corner of Drayton, Isa simple
Terms cash, purchaser* paying for all papara. oelS
~ TRUSTEE’S BALL
Bjlding Lot at Aj;ti on.
BY BELL, WYLLY fit CHRISTIAN.
On TUESDAY, November 6th, at 11 o’clock, in
frontal the Ooart House, Lot Ha —.attested on th*
coroar o.' Jefltraon and N«w Houtooa streets* 106 tss*
<ib Jefferson and 60 fast on New Houston. Fa* tore-
pie- Tgmacaah, purchaser* paying far *11 papara.
ESTATE SALE.
BY BELL, WYLLY’ 6k CHRUWAB.
On the FIRST TUESDAY in November next, at 11
o’clock, in front of tha Court Houaa:
Tract of Land No. 260, 8th District, Wilkinson coun
ty, containing 202M acres, situated near Jacksonville,
SugtfattB &^.3iSX88£
unong th* hsirm. Terms rate. Purehre* rertou[for
. Valuable Beal Fstate $ale
J ATAUtTSON* ,■ ,'o -
BY BELL. WYLLY' 6k CHBIffTIAN.
TRUSTEE’S SALK.
BY BELL, WYLLY * CHRISTIAN.
Will be sold, on the FIB8I TUESDAY inNovsmbsg, fa
front^ef tea.CfuIHonee. balMrettn|^te>s*fiff
Lot No. 12, Gaston Ward, 80 feat on Hu
— street, amd 176 on JteSiasn (more or toes), *
; aernsr. The lireeerefoenf mates* of tup
> Derlhcgs, aaa vtth kitchen fa yard. Pus
field by order of th* Oonrt of Ordinary, for tha —
of th* bsire and creditors of tbe estate «T tea tote Mre.
0016 TRGRT-JIcINTIRE, j
ADMINISTRATOR’S
a A TtIC
U..W1
WHI be eoldCfrtt* Aral TUESDAY to N«NHil
front of th* Court Houre batoraw tea legal
Lot mi’th Ditorlto>,2d llertlofa ffasrteurnil
Lot NoJ^2dDM^,4th$e^re.(ikarekaa eatreUl,
.. _ Aatetsbitts I
aary of Chatham oounty a* the property htotfififfte
fae eetete of George A Ate, dsemmd, MfistoStot
cfithebtoreendaedttereoIitH'tereei
Lot No. 186, 14th
Soldby
firfik
/Sg'Tf-
ADHINISTBATOR’S 8ALE.
fotatorSS’ore
oTmtok
Etovtn (Utahan* Central Railroad State, sold far
order of tha Court or Ordinary for teabarefit off tee
htora and credltare of tha estate of tea fate Wm
Th* new steamer
DICTATOR,
(1.080 Tone,)
Captain L. M. COXETTBB,
Will rereme her regular tripe ae above, commencing
Wsdastday, 64th fast., n* • o’clock a. re.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
L J. GUILMARTIN a CO,
oc22-tf 144 Bay toreet-
FOB P1LATBA, FL1*,
VIA 1PRNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND
INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER
The new steamer
DICTATOR,
10,000 Tons)
Captain L. M, COXBTfEB,
Having undergone thorough repairs, win resume
her regntor route, aa above, leaving Savannah
Every Saturday, nt 3.o’cloefc p. re.
For freight or passage, having splendid accommo
dations, apply on board, or to
L. J. GUILMASTIN 4 CO.,
^^JH^Ba^atrret.
For Baltimore.
wNHH.. -
The new and elegant eteamahip
North Point,
Captain Btusre,
Will ean for Baltimore on
fintarday, lev. 8, nt • n’etenk a. re.
For freight or passage, having good actommo
dations, apply to
LaBOCHE, WEST 6k DANIELS,
00*8 Jonas' Block.
Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Co.
For Philadelphia.
The first class steamship
Tonawanda,"
. J. TEAL, Commander,
Will tail for tba above port oa
Saturday, Nav. M, At Ntfifi p, re.
For freight or peseege, haring euperiar aceommo-
dations, apply to
ocffl HTOTBB A QAMMBLL.
OLD U-VEEEf UKE.
Lme every Tuesday aM Saturday.
For Palatka, E. Fla.,
TOUGHING AT BRUNSWICK, 8T. MA
RY’S, FERNANDINA, JACKSON-
VTT.T.E AND PICOLATA.
The naw and elegant steam paoke<s,
LIZZIE BAKER,
Capt. 5. KING, and
SYLVAN SHORE,
Capt JAMffi TUCKER.
having bean specially fitted np for thla route cite
unsurpassed accommodations, wfll leave regularly
for the above place*, the Sylvan ShotWeveryYUBe-
DAY MORNING, and the Licxi* Baker every SATUR
DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock.
Retaining, will leave Jacksonville etreiv Toesder
and Friday, arriving at savannah every Wednesday
Utl Saturday mornings, fa tens to counact with tha
New York steamers.
For freight or Postage apply at tea office on Florida
wharf, or to
CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM.
AflMitk,
^^Al^rightnretetoj^hlpnev^^ivWf
Eastern Hay.
3QQ bale* Prim*, hr aate by
BRADLEY, HILL A Oft.
»Nr. if fitnddard’s Lower ton
FOUND,
O H SUNDAY, Oct. 31st. fa the Marshall House
baggage wagon, a Safe Ken Heiriagto, No 14.-
ffk tee owner cm have the seme by applying at
tbe Marshall House office and paying for thla adver-
oq24
House to iiOir.
P AST OF A
ptsasant fooattty.
_ 8iToThe*2rfifilf?.-
Msnt $4 i to f 60 per monte. Address Bux auo, P. o
WANTED,
A DWELLING HOUSE, containing from four to
eight ro me, centrally loci ' '
Addrase. for two daye. Lock
wo
This
lapeciiliji
Medical Profession aud the Faaitf.
to now Indorsed by all the prominent Phnlcbu-e-
Obamtote and Connoisseurs, as poew-seing all these
tfinrtatocjuadViaalqusUttoe ((pule and diuretic) which
OLD AND PURE GIN.
^’iais^jswaisffissssss
vfadleatsa our ctoime topubllcconldcnce^and guar.
Pul un to ctaei, ooatmnlnffJneaoSo bottles each)
fifidaoUby til
H. G . RU W E
SAVANNAH,
(EatabQshed 1778.J Sole Importers.
No. H Beaver street. New York.
Op»ulrei4tee
Ike Btafagera.Hu. 18 Beaver street, have • very
high repufalton fa erersla, as tb$ oldest and bret
wmm
fHTT THOU1AED pounds Osteoa ia lhaSevd.
A WU-COK * Oft
LOST.
I BBWABD.—A IWareonff 01 Qatar m.
To Planters.
SAVANNAH, October fat, lgfa,
THE J R CARY A 00.*S
NONPAREIL FRENCH GOANO**
vvrtrtrn i. "^trll to Plantar* pnaaeaam qualk
TV tlas whioh are pacuUar to lt alone, and nndar it
tor superior to any attar known, aa has bare tally
proven by tha ’Trench Academy of Irlmnta." red
also by practical netatum of anltogad si tin lanes In
every department of Agriculture.
Among the meritorious qaallUre whioh nacahwtr
dlstingnuhtha “NonpareU French GuanaTntayS
enumerated tbt following: w
1st. It will promote the growth of Cotton, Care. Ifr
becco, or eny kind of grain or vegetable, eqaal to A
Na 1 Peruvian or Mexican Guano, as hag beta tally
tested, st tbe same tlms being entirely free from tea
ohjectlce-ibl# properties of th* above, as it |g a Ptrnre
sent Improver of tea Soli, Instead ef a stimulant.
3d- It ean be applied to tha laave* aa wall re ten
’Ota of ptonfa without any danger of burelag threu
heed property, and w* guarantee that ufeareem m-
plied the soil will retain its moisture, and will ret
hake, even th* moat ofayey.
fid- It will prevent Worms or Iaseote front fiatore»
pear. Its properUe* being repugnant to iuaaet ID* of
every kind., Thla quality sloti* will tm a great beoafit
to Agriculturetttejtfaafiimutoduhaiuatorembnk
as Southern planters know, have lost thair era by Ire
■nil ilsaisdsllans» If
In a circular It Is ’impossible to tally«
merits* of (be "KoreseaU FrenteC ’
sure toe public that we bare not a
only remains tor those fatereated
whan t " ~ ~ - -
T. Pendleton, Clark sooty. West Ffeufato: Cot to
Morgan, do.; C. Ctmble, do.; E. McOorasite.do.: lfto.
Grew, do.; OoL J. Ware, do.; ft Sheppard, dowi ».f.
^MJfcCallnreh.
Fairfield District, Soutb Carolina; Dr. Wm. Moore*.
ABefrertowretofaH
a damped with nam* and addreas.
JhMBM, «*q. formerly Pridlul tf Ufa
ry land’s Agrtenltnral Sotoety, saya:
H'rmfi^iMikfitoAUto
with'yoM^lSinpStoVrenah Qwara^’—ka MpJre
plied lt to bastSLreatalopaa and very young oacuufoir
which at thiaasaare ef ten year are raryltahia
' aa wa ere Judge, It Is
pte rearcklmof Os
re wheat aud rye fold
Mresrs. J-tof
Louis T. On
the firm of ;
•ran rely upon ottelateg
tf ■ ubi /Isrenn **
tkn Frisslpal Pep at. %
V9UCIIIIII
GREAT
,0-3 A 20CD E*i H -Tri ■
TO FUSOHASHRS OF
AT THB SOOTUBH PALACB