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The Dailv News and Herald, WEDNESDAY MORNING. D£CEMBgB12^iaC6^ The Condition of Trixie. The present dullness of trade is an evil, but it is anecessary evil, and as such it is the natural result of the expansion of the currency and the reckless speculations whien it encouraged. We warned business men soon after the collap'se of the rebellion, and from that time on, that the high pressure principle was unsafe, and that there was sure to be a reaction sooner or later which would premium from the extreme depression immediately followed the surrender of the rebel arnries, and the steady inflation ot the currency by the issue of national bank notes at the rate of some three millions a week, en couraged all sorts of speculations, and the voice of prudence was laughed down as great prolits rolled in. So far as manulacturers wew; Concerned, especially in the department ot dry goods, they increase their productions ol cheap fabrics far beyond the wants of the market. They depeuded upon a heavy demand Irom the South, in which they have been disap pointed ; and now, when we have reached the summit of inflation, and begin the de scent towards solvency, the market is flooded with goods which cannot be sold at any price, and the only way that the manutaetdrers see out. of the difficulty is to suspend production and thus cause a scarcity to keep up prices. This is the condition .of trade, in woolen goods particularly, the market being over burdened with both domestic and foreign productions. The trade in cotton goods i t not quite so bad. The .supply ot the best qualities is not excessive, and.these are held with considerable firmness; but low ami medium qualities are in excessive supply, and in these prices have betsu docked oil 'without mercy. Meanwhile a good deal <(i busiuess has been done on credit within flic last year, and the dullness of trade through out the year has made collections slow.— This causes a feeling of uncertainty to pre vail throughout the country, inimical to. pro duction and legitimate trade, and the Secre tary of the Treasury is appealed to on all sides to come to the rescue of high prices by arresting the contraction of the currency. ■ Ii he should do this—which we do not believe, lie will—there would be monetary relief, and we should go on perhaps-through another season ot fictitious prosperity, again to be inevitably brought *np all standing when contraction comes, as it must coftie sooner or later. Will it pay to play this farce -any longer? While the currency is inflated all values are unstable, and neither capital nor labor is sure of its reward. Legitimate en terprises are delayed, and speculation rules the hour. IVe want a financial policy on the part of the Government which nmybe depended ou for a year in advance by busi ness men, so that they make their calcula tions ahead. This subject claims the earliest attention of Congress, because every day s delay hinders the prosperity and content ment of the people. We must move on to wards specie payments, and as rapidly as possible, but we must make that progress l>y regular approaches, and not by sudden sor ties.—Bouton Herald, Dei-. 1th. Hobrible Murder in Florida-’-—A liieud at Palatka has furnished us with an account of the most cold blooded and deliberate mur der it has ever been nur melancholy duly In chronicle- The facts are briefly these: Mr. William B- Stevens, Sheriff of Putnam coun ty, and ex-officio tax assessor and collec tor, attended an appointment on Thursday, the 29th nit., at John Register’s for the pur pose of receiving the Slate and comity tax from the citizens of i hat precinct. About -I P. M- he left for Palatka on horseback, taking with him what money be bad col lected, supposed to he between two anil three- hundred dollars- On the Monday following his body was found about uvo miles from Register's, pierced in the breast by a rifle or pistol ball,-and his pockets rifled ami robbed of the money. Our informant states thai Mr. Stevens ha 1 been induced to Havel an unfrequented way. Ilis horse had been hitched, and so remained for some days, until found. The shock to the family was •very great, as tlje first intimaiiou they had of their loss was the arrival of the bo'dy in their midst- Mr- Stevens was a highly re spectable citizen, and his loss will be deeply felt, not only by his immediate friends but lhe entire community—Jacksancilte (Flu.) t '/lion. Prepare for Christinas. Toys, Fireworks, Confectionery &cSic., Arc. rjlflE alien 1 ion of the resid-uts oi Fav-unat), ai 4 ol (hope visiting the city, Is rail'd fo the extensive assortment of TOYS, FANCY GOODS. Ac., to he ua«l at Wholo-ate or Retail a-t T. BATESON’S, Corner Ccngie-s an*! Drayton streets. N. B.—Thankful for the liberal patronage extend ed, d wring the lasi FIFTEEN YEARS, I respectful'_v solicit a continuance cf the fame. «lec..?-3w. FOR RENT, m Three rooms, with das allO Wah-r, suitable for a Btnall fuuiiiy. Apply to Mrs. J’.. IIOUAN, Northwest col lier ol Piicb and St. Jiiliunetrectsfi decS-tf Store to Rent, ^XE of the best stands in the city for-a rctr.iVbnsi* ness. Inquire at 210 Bay street, foot of Jefferson. For Rent, QXE of the best located stores on the Bay, former ly occupied by the National Express Company. In quire of DNCKI.es A-. SON, noa earner Bay and Barnard streets. Ten Pin Alley. PRIZE WATCH AND CHAIN. T UB Proprietor of the Cosmopolitan Billiard Sa loon. Broughton street, between Drayton and Bull, will award a tine Watch and Chain to the per son rolling the best game of Ten Pins in bis Alleys between December 8 and January S. All employee* of the establishment barred ont. derS-lin REMOVED. |~^R FISH baa removed hia office and rtei-Jenoe to 18S Broughton aired, north side, between Barnard and Jeiferson. decWSt* Just Received, J^IVE Pieces Black and Colored Freo*h r Merino^ 5 pieces Black Bombazines and Crapes Black Velvet Ribbons Ladica'-Colored Cloaks and Sacquea Balmoral Skirts , . Black and R hite Kid doves i Bugle Trimmings Colored Silk Poplins Black Thibet Shawls BTacUiilks, Ac., for Sale Very cheap, by dewitt * Morgan, dec5 137 CONGRESS STREET. FASHIONABLE Dress and Cloak Mak Ing At Mr*. H. L. LOl lS’. J^JAVING an experianeed Culler and Fitter, she la read, to receive orders lu all it j branches, af her sture. No. 112 Broughton street, near Bull deo4 ot * , To Rent, DESIRABLE Office in Stoddard's Lower Range. l»o, wanted to rent or buy a residence, with stables attached, in a pleasant part of the city. Apply at dec7-lw WILKINSON, WILSON * CO. Medical. =&= A NOBLE PURPOSE AND A Glorious Result .0 There are as many roads to fame and fortune a there were gateways to ancient Thebes. Your a i - bitioas warrior is for carrying his way with the aabre; your aspiring politician for scheming his way by intrigue and consummate art. But there is one grand broad path to the goal, along which nothing base can travel. It is the path set apart for the march of talent, energy, and noble purpose an though fall of obstacles, itconteina none that a brave man chnnot surmount. This fact bos heen exemplified n innumerable instance#, but in '° W i birdsvill*. w ban in the rise and progress of DK. Hour ua. i -1 v w. SIM8 A CO.: GERMAN BITTERS. For ovef ^^“^blesSm^ oT ’ " ” " has been onward and npwart, scattering blesain^ at every step, until it now »tands on the topmost rounds of tho ladder of fame, as the A SEW AND VALVABLB AtD.TO Atitt* CVLTCRE. A larger Proportion of Profit Us* from assy known Fsrttllssrl FOR SALK BY •*' . k. W. 81 MS A CO., COTTON FACTORS, *. >• Naval Store*, Shipping and Oenerkl COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ■yySaro now otferlng for^aale^the Beat valaable ever put before oar planting cormaonltj. It baa been honestly and fairly tried by gentlejnfcn of intel ligence, whose certificates are beyond any question. It la an arilcle of comparatively recent manlpata- tion, and its Tull merits have not been made apparent from a want of correct knon ledge as ta the most ad vantageous manner of arieg Jt; but e*ea F *Uh tote year’s experiments. when the season* haw been most unpropitiouB, its vain* as a Fertilizer ha* been trtinnphantlyptotefit.1. ..*.1^;. ,-isi We are the sole agents for this Manure, knowR.** Tlie Kiaretius Asisasnlatei Berne 1*1" Phosphate ef Llw«, J-.r- for Geoigia and Florida, . .. .. -k Wo ask the attention of every planter la th* flu- Jowiiig certificates, frotn genUemsa or ths mghest respectability: GTRE-A.T TONIC. o Hoofland’s German Bitters Is a positive remedy for dyspepsia, AMD Diseases Resulting irom DISORDER Of THE LIVER DIRESTIVE ORBAHS, [Aud is the only certain anil ssfe RESTORER OF STRENGTH IN CASES OF DEBILITY. By tlie use of Ibis Bitters - * Weakened and Debilitated Frame* lie route Renewed with all the Vigor of Health. Impaired constitutions are rebuilt, and the pa Lien n a short-time regains • Vioror, Health and Strength. F OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPT OMS, Resulting from Disorders ofthe Digestive Organs! Constipation, Inward Piles, Fnllneasof Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, NBU«a, Heart burn, Disgust for Food, Fnllnesa or Weight in tbe stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breath ing, Flattering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensation when in * Lying Pos ture, Dimnees of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight,.Fevcr aud Dull Pain lu the Head, Defi ciency of i’erepi ation, Yellowness of the Skin and Eye*. Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Bum ing in tbe Flesh, Constant Imaginings of F.vil, and great Depression of Spirits. Remember That these Bitters contain no Ram or Whiskey. And can't make Drunkards. Is not a Bar Room Drink, But a Highly Concentrated Vegetable Extract. Free from Alcoholic Stimulant or Injurious Drugs It canuot insidiously introduce the vice of Drunk , (| Bikdsvillk, Burke Co.. Nov. J, Utffi - Lses. r. if. SIMS A CO.: -- ■ - . h Dear Sirs: Your favor of the 19th ulf,, affiitalf a*Ie give you the result of my exne(ien«.lu “ the Eureka Ammonisted Bone taper- of- Lime, came duly to hand. I tillzef under cotton and as 8 earn: under a few garden ve" tiou of my turnip crop. Wi I found it acted as finely as the mam. data for it. With,all the serious.diaasters corn crop. 1 am satisfied, wss doubted by the applies- tiou, aud bad the rains continued -o bay* kept the manure diluted, I thfbk it would have trebled theeiwp of corn on old exhausted land. Wit*It this year I have made enough corn for tbe os* of my plantation, w hereas I should have had to buy largely to have kept up lire same working force next year. IUstimr* " qualities were .very perceptible in the rapid i and early development ol all plants upon which it wss used; and if it is-ihe permanent FertRigs* that la claimed for it, and doubtless it Is, I would prefer it ts Peruvian.Guano or other fertiHaora more volatile red costly. Comparing its effects upon thy crop with what 1 witnessed of those manured with Peruvian Guano, I certaiuly am satisfied with its results -al though it needed the rains to have kept It dilated, and all the crops did not receive the full benefit of the application, if you are enabled 10 turuish the, e*me article another year I would like to try it again. Yunrs, very respectfully, WM. B. JONES, HIKNDON. Burke Co., Qa. July 94, IMA F W. SIMS 4 00 : Gents : As to the action of the FortiUier, I have ; been highly gratified. Its effects have been very dls- tiuefat every stage of the crop., and It* proprietors ! have 1 been peculiarly fortunate in the production ; ol a Fertilizer that Is equally beneficial o* oofq ; and cotton. It ie quile stimulating and yet mild. I possessing tho adventage or guano (Peruvian) in tbe first, and superior lo it in being Dee Irom ; 1 e heating, burning effect, so disastrous in adtouth. I Dy experience is that tills American guano 1s too. -low in its act! ns tor corn, but It is excellent for eot- ' ton. This arises from the (set that the America* va- i rietles, as they are known, possess more of the phos- piistes and less of ammonia than tbe Peruvian. This i accounts for tbe quicker aetiou of the Peruvian upon i tho crop, but the leas permanent effect on tliesolL i what will l>e the influence of the Eureka remains te be seen, as this is my flrst year’s trial; but my obaer- i val Ion so far is, that no manu' e can be beppier la Us ; effects on the crop at every stage of Us progress Such. I tluuK, is the impression of others who hare tried It I tn this section, with whom I hare conversed. I have only used It thisyearon corn and cotton, tfc* ! yield of wnich, I think, would have been doubled and even trebled if the season* had been favorable. Bat 1 manure of no kind can make a crop without rein; red ' hence'whaterer may be the resiitt of the year’s Ubur, mv opinion er tbe Enreks above given will not be ! affected. I want tatry it upon turnips this foil. Can you send me a couple of barrels more of it to this Ha tton, No. 9, C. H. K. Yours, 4c., J. 3. JONES. Millkpuxvili.k, November 1, istiC. MBSSKS. F. W. SIMS ton; I Gentlemen : Yoart of the 19th ultimo rcaefcsdm* a tlhyor so before-I wa* laken down withfcvar-flnd I chills, and since getting up, my time was so taken 1 up with inaitets.preparatory to coming hare, that l ■ hail to posipone an answer until now Ton astrmffi . to give yon uiy Opinion of the value of the Eureka I Phosphate of Lime, as compand with the Guano, based upon the results ol the present year’s opera J Mr ft?. I have not cow time for a Tull reply to yoar ■ enquiry. 1 remark that, in July, l think, I wroteont : my opinion then upoh the very points yon suggest. | If you will refer to that letter, I think yo* wiU find all that I need say iu answer lo your enquiry. Asia 1 vornbie us that opinion was then, I nave no reason, 1 from the Inter developments of the craps, to change anv part of it. If yon cannot find It, and will Inform i me, 1 will, as soon as I can, write the opinion yog hitvoasked. Yunrs, Ac., J. B. JONES. . Tuonans, Colombia Co., Ga., Nov. 6, lSdt. ! MeSSKS. F. W. SiMS A CO.: Gentlemen: According to promise, I give you tbe : result of experiments made this present year with i the five tons ol “ Eureka Ammoniated Bone Soper | Phosphate oi Lime,” purchased of yon last spring. I As you are aware, the past season with os wa* an- ! precedent!d Vet weather In the spring, and excessive | drouth—commencing In Jane—tbe latter Cats! gen erally to manured crops. I applied the lureka to' n : Held of thirty acres of cotton, two tons to the field. , being about one hundred and, forty pounds lo tit* I acre. 'Lire Held (Stubble) was broken up well, and the Phosphate drfllid by k lid In' lay fog iff to rldgs, Several rows were leit wHhoetlts application to tg£ The differ) — ....jgndU emiess into the bosom of yonrfamlltes—to your wile. .ir:c„ m fie fli^d conlfl l»e discorted a CoDsIflerabia your child reir, or yoarfriende. disirfnce air ibgsmnnktt&t plf nly go to guttering 7 1 the drop. And 1 am confident th»t the Phosphate on ., I tlie thirty seres ha# pals me fifty per cent. Or others, whose systems have become impaired by hardships or disease, wlrl find in this Bitters a to in, hat will restore them to all their fu'l vigor. riiese Bitters have performed more cures 1 IGIren Better Satisfaction! vs more Testimo ny Have more respectable people to voueh for them ! Than any other article lu the ■ Market. We defy any one to contradict this assertion. AND WILL PAY $1,000 To any one that will prod ace a Certificate published by us i.t.t la not GENUINE. N 1 applied u ton of i he Phosphate to corn, alter tlie eng wss up, before the first plowing, and (lie re sult in tlie g rowing of the corn wss the same. In order, however, to make a thorough test of It with other Fertilizers, I procured Peruvian (mso and Phu.-uix Island Guaao. (applied the PeruvianUna no io one acre of corn, superintending it In person, and the Phosphate to two ceres by the side of the firs', in nearly equal quantities, applying about one- lourtli less of the Peruvian. The result was that the Phosphate equaled the Peruvian Gaano, the ears of corn Deihg as heavv. I have used several kinds of tlie many commercial manures ofiferab, sad consider tho Hnroka tbflt bdrf ai hole. I would as leave have It lor corn aDa cotton as the Peruvian. I also tried It on watermelons and vegetables with tbe same success. I should recom mend that, for cotton, the phosphate be pot at Isas*, an inch under the seed. ZOO pounds to tbe acre. And-, for corn, apply about a tablespoonfol when ptSSncg | laud with the grain, at lea.t six inches frem the grain. Verv truly, yours, J. H. STOCKTON. 3 3 Sylvani a, Ga., November 1,1888. MESSRS. V. 4 co^ssvwmah aa.: Gentlemen: Your lavorof the 20th ultimo did not r,zich me uniil after my return from Savannah. ■ It gives me pleasure to communicate the result of, my experience with the EurekaPhosptotS ofUme. I apnlied about three tliouHfcnd pounds of llbo Mtf acres of very poor land. 1 am satisfied that the land ‘ would not have made more than fonr thi READ WHO SAYS SO. FROM TUB HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE. Washington, January 1,1264. from tlie surface, about two feet. Had the clay vary for ay be Ml Gentlemen:—Having stated it verbally to you, 11 w i t ]d D six inches of the surface, I believe that I have no hesitation In writing tbe fact, that I expert-. aboIlW nave made near nine hundred pounds to Ihs enced marked benefit from yonr Hoofland’s German I aort >. Bitters. During * long sndkedions session of-Con- Tb, gress, pressing and onerous duties nearly prostrated me. A klndfrlend suggested the use of the prepnrs- tiou I have named. I took his advice, and the result was improvement of health, renewed energy, and that particular relief I so much needed and obtained. Others may be slmUsrly advantaged, if they desire to Truly your friend, ~ THOMAS B. FLORENCE be. tnd UqttQfty WALftol/ mm Commission Merchants, A Car IT A, G BORGIA. lYTHO taken th* large flti Proc^fffore, re- DUyooompmd by Messre. WIlklMon * Fargo, prepared to offer the beat fedUtlee for wn Tftr * * ■' TOST received and for isle- re M be^Mieads Clear Baeee Sidu M kegsheads Clear Stt> BMes $4 kogSksad* Prime Bright Should* • toiee*fingsr Cured Bagged Barn* i Mereea Sugar Cured Uncovered Hama ! hT*. Y Tt ^HWSt s co., iPMT No. 4 Barrie’ Bange. 3 H.niQ; Calla*ak. Jams* Kabbisam. f Columbia Square GROCERY SI TO RE, ■ret ffide of Colombia Squats, corner of Habersham by philip'mi!l3SS At eoi R eceiving, weekly, arsueiaas ramity Oro- certes. Ales, Wines, Liquor* Cigars, Fruits, Vegetables, Ac. Por sale on must reasonable terms. Austin & Ellis, emission and Forwarding Merchants, {.; 80 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. THOMAS U. AUSTIN,) late of ApalacMcolt, Fla., CHARLES ELLIS, f and Columbus, Ga. tepll-lf - • ■ Fall Fashions for 1866. J. W. BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED (Of DQCSLE BPHENO) Hoop Skirts. 111 viCZZ^i-Yv J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT! bars printsd In RED INK, on the band J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX BKIBfT. DONT BUY ANY OTHER. You can always find fun assortments at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT J. C. MAKER k CO.. - LATHROP 4 CO. ASK FOR J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT t« >5 * ana ’ 1 “SEE THE NAME ON THE BAND. For sale in Savannah at Wholesale by J. C. MAKER 4 CO., LATH H DP A CO., ORFF 4 WATKINS, J. C. MAKER 4 CO., LATElhg* A CO., ...... DE WITT 4 MORGAN, EINSTEIN A.ECKMAN, OKFF A WATKINS, „ THOMAS PEPPER. kt wholesale by the kxduslva KanufoetureM sod .Me Owners of me Patent. WESTS, BRADLEY A CART, War*rooms end Offi e, Noa. 97 Chambers, and T9 tnd 9t Read* St. noSAm ■JNm 1 ..'tl’Spd Commission Merchants, Jas-T.-Patefson, TIMBER, Lumber & Commission MERCHANT, '.' No. IN Ray Street, ’Savannah, - 3j . . w . . S Darien, G-eorgia.- *W Ordsrs for Lumber nolielted. dl4-tl SBfia s. 6. mines SEVERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WHOLESALE UEALEB IK ’ * Floor, Grain, Feed awl PraJsre, CORNER 8TORE, 196 AID 199 Bat STBXgT, foot or Babnaxd St., , .- - Savannah, Georgia. ■ i References—C. A. Gsmbrill 4 Cb.,- Norris 4 Bald win, Baltimore; Woodward, Baldwin 4 Co., Baltimore and New York; L. Gsmbrill,Banker, Charleston. Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton and Produce. oc2-tf NHH DEALER IN EVERY VARIETYIOF FURNITURE r. P- Boon. W. A. BatA*t. Bouse & Bryant, (Formerly of JacksonWRe, Fla.,) 194 Bay SAVANNAH, - . (iitreet, - GEORGIA. W ILLgive prompt at' eotiou to receivlngjuld for warding goods, sale* un consignment, and.ail s: and will ^ - . .. . also keep constantly on hand a goods for sale on consignment, and for which they arc agents. Orders and consignments i cspectfully so- H0LLINGSW0RTH160, COIMISSION MERCHANTS, MACON, OEORUIA. Especial atfrnlkm will bo given to tlie exccutidh of Cotton Orders, which wc 3olu.it. Peters & Hollingsworth, COTTON SHIPPING AND • AENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Stoddabd’s Uffrb Raxof, Bat Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. E VEBY facl|ily offered for consignments and exe cution of orders; Llbe-al advances male on Cotton shipped to our friends tu New’York, Baltl- moresnd Phllsdelphla.oclt-tf BARRETT’S, T II S Bstait hy New York. PIANO TUNING — AND — H.BP A. I OFT INO . Gr. H. MILLS, ' (FKOJH LONDON,) S aaPKOTFULLY offers his services in the abase tut Gottsohslk, . If comes recommended by many at the first s>- UsSs sf the sge, such as Strakosch, Adelina Patti, Harr JaaL Gottsohslk. 4a, as one of the beet toner* M the BnVBBHKCE Bt SAVANNA*. a M. Moist, Esq. M. B. Turner, Bag. Ordsrs reoelved for tuning stdhe ssSshHslimmit of ' >C. Schreiner 4'Cd., or at the resldenre of Mr. j on Whitaker street, between Broughton street ad Slate street. noM-lm From Rev. W. D. Selglried, Pastor ofoTwelth Bapti.t Church. Philadelphia, December 26,1S63. MehBhs. Jones AKVans, _ ' Gentlemen :—I bftYe l p8€<PP9. r ^ i would De oesii to run asumiow mrruw, itpriiuue auom tbe distressing effeefo pflndlgesHonyrecWfifianled by , twu huntlred pounds per acre in the (arrow, and l prostration or the aennu ujsteui. llnmeeous rem- ■ cover upnamedistely with ssnudlScutchorsuosai edics were recommendedhyfTWhMMd some of them - ' - The “ Eureka Phosphate of Lime” is (according to; my observaUoiiJ much more stimulating than Peru-" visn Guand, eaneclajly whai appUed on coin. I ap plied one tiarreT (236 pound?) off one acre and a half of corn. The production did not half equal the pre mise which tbe corn made daring the first six weeks. Usd the same quantity been applied to tbe corn In broken doses, LbeUevo the product would bavehMl| double wh*t It was. Tile corn was planted lfiiSS came kind of laid! that the cotton was, and hi end or six weeks was three times as high as adjoining, four leet and A half. Had I tbenapi more of the same manure it would have' mad overwhelming crop. But I bud none of it left. I believe-that my land, which would make six hun dred pounds of seed cotton, with the clay not ceetfing sKtnfcblttfTruIn the ' ‘ produce-twelve hundred pounds fly ap hundred'founds of tills Fertilizer. Ant would be best to rail s shallow furrow, sprinkle about tested, bat without relist , l^nr-'KWfland'sGerman Hula's were recommenifofi bwneredns who pad trieit • bem, and whose favorableaiitilon »f the Bitters in duced me also to try them. 1 mpstconfesethat I had in aversion to patent medicines, from the "thousand tnd one” quack *-Bitters,” whose only aim seems to ne to palm off sweetened and dragged liquor upon the community, in a sly way; and the tendency oi which, I fear, is to make many a confirmed drnnkard Upon learning that yours was really a medicinal preparation. I took it with happy effect. Its action wa-. not only upon the stomach, bnt upon the ncr- vons system, was pronipt and gratifying' I feel that I have derived great and permanent benefit from the use of a few bottles. very respectfully yours, V. G. 8BIOFKEID, No. 234 Shackamaxon street. BEWARE OE COUNTERFEITS. Sae that rhe signature of “C. X. JACKSON’* Is on tbe Wrapper of eacti bottle. PRINCIPAL OFFICE & MANUFACTORY No, 631 ARCH STREET; JONES & EVANS, SUCCESSORS TO C. M. JACKSON 4 CO. W. M. WALSH, Sole Agent. Corner Barnard 4 Broughton 8ts., Savannah, Ga ecu was j A 3 Plantation for Rent. rfiHE CHERRY HILL PLANTATION, ten iniles A from No. 12 Central Railroad, containing 5,000 acres, of which 3,000 mores are fenced, and 500 were cultivated this year. All necessary stock and fanning implements on the place. Tho place has produced Wheat, Rye, Oats, Cotton, Corn. I’eG, Potatoes. Bice, etc. Laborers upon the place will probably contract for another year, - • plow. Tills uhouid be done immediately before pat* ting iu tho seed. When tbe Colton is ready far the second or third working, about the first pr middle of June, run a small plow near the cotton aad sprinkle in that furrow about one hundred pounes sears to the acre, and cover It immediataiy. I think hr par> suing this plan, the co ton would coniine So |rv sod btur until trost; otherwise it would lake then* in August, shed off everything, and die. Yours, Very respectfully, R. T. LAWTON. OOKXCHEX, Scnven Co., Ga, Nov. 3,18*4. Messes. F. W. SiMS 4 CO), Savannah, Gs^- . site: Your letter of tue 18th ult, wa? received tn due season. Yon most excuse my oeaUgsnce in net answering it sooner. 1 experimented somewhat with the man rue l tiougbt from you last spring, and with, out any reluctance whatever, pronounce it an «T«nl lent fertilizer. 1 applied on an acre of.cotton,'Hues hundred* pounds of It; the yield was greater, Ike weed arger, and stood the long drouth bettor than say neighbor*' cottou on (so-called) stronger land ore manured. 1 tried, aud saw it tried with great nlmam on all kinds of vegetable*. Yours, W. WATBBKJa. WaTNKSBObo', Oct 29,1846 MERSES. SIMS 4 CO., Dear Sirs: I take great pleasure in result of my e»' “ — - aled Bone hUpetn and 1 must remark before entering upon this" that tbe present year In - this locality bus not favorable test for any ’ manure—haring had a six msattrstsm tkm cfAugnsf. applied to cotten a'nd the remainder .on corn. I *0- plied at tbe rate of one hundred pounds to the acre on oottun In the hill, with an Increased yield of one- third more lint than I would have received Wltnoat the manure. I noMoad'durtng the drouth 1/Hit sen was green and laxuriani, ' crop, wherujthere was no burnt, i consider this m — Peiuvian guano, not over Stimulating its yan, this article does during a diy sesaon. I shall want six tuna of your Kursk* another y*sg— will give yoh notice in ddethbe. ’ WS can add u Hnflib ffir thpntRPl fl-law4w 96 Bqy street, Savannah, bro General CeRBiecJea XereluU, M BRAVHRIWkEf, 1 ~^ - ' J ‘ NEW YORK. ' <r//. John Pottn Brown, .. Formerly of Brown, DeHoamtt * Co.. New York. Liberal advances made on consignments, and be able to meat shordsi We will lea this Fertffiner upon tks 1st To any one who wilt “&L T*^Me84ffi^vAlWWy ns of hdlty and promptness, we will sell and auto*, payable the first of Deopmbtr. leer, sold notss if shipment to brer interest from date of shipment, and sscnisd hi "" i written pledge attached to their notes, that 1 cotton will be detamSdn. fa* sale b; ■•sesnssaffi ton or less cash Mannfoctured by the Alleghany Fertiliser—rew at Pittsburg, Pa. Address your orders to v oiss Tfl tR 1 .;.ii,-;ar;WrRa»* qp., asnunah. ffms-l R Wholesale Agents for Georgia and Fforihs novl4-lm er Hangings Window Shades. IS. MARY J. TURNER, :J h J W gr' i No. 58 8t. Julian Street, I a new inpply of Taper Hangings, WIb- ’ Silt Cornloea, which, will he held irt-» PHtENIX STEAM. SAW HILL .. SASTHRN WHARF, SAYANUaH, OA. B nodanlgnsd, having completed their DOUBLE JANG SAW MILL, known ts the "PHIKNIX 4M RAW MILL”, would feepecsAtUy inform friends and the public generally, that they Me prepared to fill orders for Lumber ta any quai led of say skws snd lengths. We have eon Id with oar Mill so improved Planer, aad will ffivsparto mlar attention tu orders fog planed and ^cJSre'lerfst'tta?MUgsf/*J J. t. * k. MsmHtsn’ oMc4 corner Bay and Abercorn streets; will reeetv S srs "*’ ksbe isssss&r 408. ttUI, 9m W. MAVU.TOB. M. ■IIHUBI. piMolution of Co>Partnership jj’5 .KiTAKaA^ahj. 0#u»h*r Mh, UK. fp8B dApArtnirhblp of Van Mobn, Holltosb 4 MsatUT expires this day, by Its own limitation, rt] * ■ • HOLLY0KE 4 MURRAY. Cdt CHARLES YAM HORN FURNITURE. i FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE, At 60 percent, redaction fa pries. ocJ ORANGES. ooK-tf 1 A. WILCOX 4 00. H.LontDdiiJ MfL MA BMOADWAY, NBW TOOK. 1 **^*—*--'--* "iffunV 1 *- Mcrduat,' m Tehacco, Oottoo, Baflgag, and.wlH riteente orrima far .TihNA*-idofffi^P<»S; Dnncan * John- Oo., K K Hsrta A Ckx, Jeka ^SiSs^s&r * °°" * SELLING GOODS • - . ’ .. tower Than Any Other House Iff SAVANNAH. HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS FURNISHED. mam Miscellaneous. STORE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CLOTHING, At Wholesale and Retail, BY Einstein Eckman & Go. MO. 16* CONGRESS STREET. ■p expressly Merchants and Planters >lne oar stock before pwchui,. 0C4-SB1 are tkvitsd to 6x laswhsre. Estate Sale Aorre of Tlretared L.nd, Ua*Btaw AT PRIVATE SALE *** ■r l.kochk, bell a williaju. Eaitoei, eouaty. Wurla Jusm Young, and otherlrutuatM S!i flr ? w *’ th* Ogeecboe river and fonr mile* tTmT 8 !- m l ,e * ln >n Ealtaad. The lands prodSTc^. 1 '^ 6 -C««nl Ota*, etc, and is one of the must heS;; ourSUtoi tbe society is er.cXnt, foulness aad forming it cannot be eiceUei lu ® bw The^sbove property belongs to the eMiteor m. shB M. Burns, deceased, and - tue lgta PARLOR SETS, extra well upholstered. FINS BED BOOK SETS, Walnut awl Ma hogany. COTTAGE BED ROOM SETS, ef eveiy variety. DINING ROOM end LIBRARY SETS. MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS end PILLOWS of efl kinds. KITTLE S FOLDING SPRING BEDS end MATTRES8E8, the beet Bed in use, ' and WARRANTED SUPERIOR te others. Plantation for Rent, S AID to be one of the best on the Ogeedwe river containing about two thousaud acres of flf’t quality river bottom, hammock and pine lanr afe handled of which are opened for cnluvatLa ’ irri well adapted to tbe production of Cotton and Com Aa much as fifty busbeis ot the Utter have (*en made to the sere sn the bottom lands. For raising Stoek It la unsurpassed in this s;»-, having excellent and bounteous ranges. ’ Located along the Central Railru>d, and beinrotn, fortyseven miles from Savannah, and two mil&'ron iRtsUon No. It ha* the advantage of convenience LACE AND GAUZE - PIES, and OANO] OTTO CANO- WAREROOM8* 178 Broughton Street, Jearly Opposite St. Antov's Hall. ON THIS CONTINENT. It IS WARRANTED to RESTORE OR.-V HAIU TO ITS OHldDUL, NATURAL color, in every, is,- II tvlIISTOP tbe hair from falling orr;it willir, »i .u: .isdfrom humors and dandruff; promote ihc ,.i: )\t - n of the hair, and is a beautiful dressino. We offer no large rewards, but we nth i its all of onr agents to refund the money io , ty pe- -in who will a--" two bottles, and then suy Da i. jn 1 -. Vege table Hair Kkstouativk has not per urine all we claim. Testimony from the CupUaT of tt r Uul.et. stales. Messrs. Barrett A Co: I was induced tu give yonr Heir p epaiatlon a trial, and can heartily recommend it as unequalled as a Dressing, Partner and Restorer,—giving to tbe Hair a luxuriant richness, and to the head a cool and most agreeable sensation, while it ts thorough in re* storing the hair to its natural color. Very respectfully, W. Hamlet. Washington, D.C.,May IS, 1S6U. Mtesrs. J. R Barrett 4 Co : I was Induced by a friendVto mdk a trial of Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and 1 am very much pleased with the effect it h»9 hud on my hair. I was nearly half gray, and now, before oeing one bottle, my head is freed from, dandruff, snd my hair has all the appearance of youth. 1 fully believe Bar- rett’a to be the best hair preparation in I lie world. Wit. Hamilton. Fredonla, R. Y., April 26,1366. H ULTOIST PETROLEUM AND MINING CO. Capital . Stock, - - - $800,000 SHARKS, $90 MACH. FIRST PAYMENT, 015 PER SHARE And no other assessment made, accent fo> dhwetto of a majority of all the Stockkotden. <nnrimi,iwi,ior uie benefit of th« , sreditoia of said estate. Plot of the Land jtoureotad^room For ffirtae, p» nic SS“,^ >• ns, « Mr- H. C. Kittles, So. 6, Central B*ilro*i! 1 Terms—One half cash; balance in twelvA with T per osnUnterest. secured bymotome^ui property; purchaser to pay for piper,. w “* H. C. KITTLE, cummeo, testammlo atmexo estate of John 1L Burn* ®*r*ld please copy for one month ud end bill to this office. ua Far pirNenlsrs, apply to Dk. A. P. LOKGSTBBET, Hfflnghsm County, near Hudson Ferry, Ou the Savannah river, or to JuSlAH SIBLKV, »«6I AugusU.UA E. F. MkXDALVE. E. M. Baooz *Co John W. O’Connor. E- F. METCALFE A GO, Cotton Factors) Commission AND Forwarding Merchants, Vs. S MsdJard’t Lower Range, Bay fit., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Cksh advances on consignments io Horton, 9Uu«b- tar 4 On, Hew York, snd John K. Uilliatt a Co., Liv- J. P. SLOAN E. K. KAWnON. Tie* President J Vo. a WHITNRR -Secretary. P.P. PRASE Treasurer. ROBT. LOGAN General Sapertntoadant. DtoscToaa: J. ft. BARRETT 4 CO., Proprietors, ■ Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOB UPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. jgr Sold by all Druggists. jyk-tf W. B. DUFFY & CO., 207 Bay Street* DEALERS IN K. E.'RAWSON, P. P. PHASE, ROBT. LOGAN. S. R. McCAWRY, JNO. C. WHTTN**, W. F. PARKHUBST. This Company proposes to operate In Georgia, J baola and Tennessee. Having leased Lands te tbe immediate vicinity of recent oil discoveries. It now offers a portion of its Stoek for sale, the ateoant paid upon which shall be returned to the purchaser before any general dividend will bs declared. A limited amount of Stqekmsy be seonred by cas ing on tbe Undersigned, agents In this city. oc2 LaBOCHB, BRLL A WILLIAMS. LA PIERRE HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. renew SUBSCRIBERS having leased this (svorh* A Bens*, It has been RHFITTED AHD 'RBRURSI8HRD IN AN ELEGANT MANNER, Amri Is saw Prepared wltii the Most Prr- feet Appoint meats for the Recep tion off Unest*. Tbs first position among first-class Hotels rill b> maintained m the future, as in the past. BAKER * FAkLST. BLANCEYILLE SLATE HHDI6 CODT, VAN WERT, FOLK CO., OA. Onpl atoolR, *000.000 SHARES, SM RAOH. Dissectors—H. Brigham, J. F. Dover, X. O. Gran- nlss, A. Wilbur and A. R. Morahnll. i’Hams.vT—A. Wilbur. Savannah, Go. Vina PaaMDsoT—B. C. Grannlas, Macon. Go. SaretaSABT—A. B. Marshall. Atlanta, Go. Imported and Domestic Liquors 4 GBNTS for Charles Farre Champagnes, Keller’s entocky Bonrbon Whiskey, Renault & Co.'s Bran dy, etc. no!5-tf Dissolution of Co-Partnership. mas CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be- X tween the underaigned, under the firm, name oi V. A, RYAN 4 CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. W. B. Duffy 4 Co. are authorized to settle ah out standing accounts. V. A. RYAN", A. S. BIGELOW, .J. P. GILSON,Agent. CO-PARTNERSHIP. The underaigned have associated themselves to gether nnder the firm name of W. B. DUFFY’ 4 CO., at the former store of Y. A. Ryuft A Co., 21.7 Bay reel. W. B. DUFFY, . noli A. S. BIGELOW. . STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOR SALE. A FIRST CLASS SPECIMEN STEAM ENGINE and 8aw Mill, manufactured to order at the Pnl- too Works, Ne « York. Consists of an engine of 40 born* power, return fine boiler, with all tbe convc- nlenoea complete; Iron frame, 40 feet carriage; M Inch aaw; patent self-eettiug head blocks; loo feet lug chain, with pulleys snd first class bolting for the ■un complete. The whole Is perfectly new. and can h* purchased low on application to anao-tr LsRocHR. west a Daniels. Twelve Garden Lots AT PRIVATE .SALE. MT UROCHE, BEIah A WIUIAM6.‘ •' Cctataining MO 8-10scree of first quality of Garden Lota. They are bounded on tbe reel by Skids way Shell Rood snd on the west by Lover’s lane, and situ ated within one mile oi the city. .Capitalists would tad a sure profit by making sc investment Jn the stave property, is the city is intending in that diree- ian. Plat of the property can be seen at our count- tag-room. • nov!4 * City Sheriff’s Sate. U NDER and by virtue of two fieri foal**’, Issued Out oj the Honorable City Conrt of Savannah in Isvor of jrmee Lloyd vs. Bernard v. Wagner, I bav* levied, and will sell, on the flrst TUESDAY in Janu ary, 16(7; being the first day of said month, before the Court Houm door, iu the city ef Savannah, in IB* county of Chartism, and Stars of Georgia, be tween tbs tarsi hours of sole, (pe following proper ty, to wit; All that Lot, Tract or Parcel oi.land, lying, being, and at (ostein tksolty of b.iv-mash. conaftandre»tp. albrMald, and known add dfrtlngnlshi.il in tforMap or Plan of *aid city of Savannah aa Lot No. 18, Lib- arty Ward, containing aixty feet fro t, by niaety feet deep, more or lets, with the improvements thsnon, bounded as follows: On the north by State net, south by President street, east by Lot No. 17, fid west by Montgomery street. Property printed out by defendant. Purchaser paying for titles. CHARLES J. WHITE, deel-tdfi „ Sheriff City Savannah. lo* sale hr P. CALLAMAN a ^ ntsts. PflE uiui THE STANDARD MAKORE, AT W PER TOM, CASH, ais-fim MILLER, THOMAS 4* CO. te ill any Slate, however UrgL^far^ractajL for rtTHIS Company will soon ha A ordsrefor State, however li furniture’ manafoctured ont of pavement, and for any other uses fo which riots eon be applied. Tbs quarry is coanotaatto the states of Atlanta, tugnida, Macon, Albany and Ctotumbos, Ga. : to tho aces otSefoas. Moatgomery nnriMsteh, Ala.; to New Orleans, mad will shortly be teMata phis, r«nn.. and St. Lonife Mo. The saprrtortte . slate for roofing purposes, and Its special adaptefanit to various articles of furniture ana foe pavereest well knows. Order* may be addrereed to A. B. MARSHALL, SasT, J* RISLEY & CREIGHTOM, Commission Merchants and SHIP BROKERS, CHARLESTON, fi, C. Charters mode for any ports at fihsrt ague*, afedss favorable terms. Advascsi mads on iirurigataeata to onr friends in Europe, West Indies aad Noilhsen stiles. dsefeim Flour, Flour. 100 BARRELS EXTRA. ioo barrel* Extra teiperfias, far sale tap dee 6-fit BRIGHAM, RQUff ri tft COAL. ANTHRACITE. ELTCMIMOCS, R ED -1SH, Steamboat, Bsltlmcte. CHfitarin and English Oral. For sale by ton or cargo hy oc31-6m CHIFMAH A CMiflK. R. A. SOLOMON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, COLLECT ING AGENT, to, Eixtoula, AIjl. Prompt attention given to CoHceUona and Barit- tar.cee; Purchase sud Seta of Oottou. Ac. Reference “ “ “ *— * “ once , Colnmfcns, Ga.; wm. A. i««R»wm4 jo. jh. tttfte v, riineiw euu eue ui uawk I rrence:—Messrs. 8. tahUfer A * fihsst. Lta- Broe. * Co., New York; Eppfng/Mansird * o, Colnmfcns, Ga.; Wm. A. McKenutriOn, Afio- wjncqla; Amtln 4 Bills. Savannah. Os. To The Public. lri|^ «^| extation of the travelling pablie. Ite id petrous will Rod the msoal nr—i attention bestowed on them aa focasecly. sod the p«b- lic fovor, already so wrile—bushed as Tfe# Estri uRSie travelling Merchants of the Moth, wflbby a— efforts, bstoithfoBy pnssrraJ. IMPORTED AND DQMBBTIO LIQUORS. stock to eqaai tosay fa tessfer- OaEari ( iblMfe lor yoqraalvss. r SCEAKTON. IMWE *00. FOR SALE, 4 8RRV1CRABLB DRAFTs HORSE. A Pulaski House Steblss. THOM. W. BROOKS MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE AND CENERAL UPHOLSTERY. fill Doe Street, Philadelphia, Pa. X, A—All ORDERS sent by Mail promptly * —lad to. lySl-tl H, J. TRACY & CO., laecMM « to D. 8* Cohen, DHOEItU AMI* JOBBER* OF LADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS, OWSAMl Vf MTYR WORSTEDS, ASD PARIS FANCY GOODS, jfo m $o$ Broadway* corner of Duane street. New To K ittf Fall Dry Goods, lift -TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. bhustbin a eckman, 1*1 CONGRESS ST., SAVANNAH, Are ready ta show the largest stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods to be feud lathis dty, and which are offered t: the LOWEST PRICES. Call and see for yourselves, ocl t !— NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FURNITURE I am nuntag for the inspection of the public, n fine stock of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MAT TRESSES, Ac-, Ac., w ueh the attention ol ail ts invited. fftaWOi—it US BROUGHTON STREET- fo I ;XU* 1 hyO0od a Store. ^ A Fine Black Mare VOR SALE, My UR06HE, BELL A WILLIAM*- W E will recommend her to be kind, f 1 'l •vary particular a family . light rockaway. Can be aesn at Dsu. Snturi -- Tanas known a Ountlng- Ream. Boarding. ABIE has removed »er b J*5?fo&d nsr Of Montgomeiy wd South gWfite te te* career ef Jefferson srie*t<md»J ;>( ■ (4 Ewfto eld stand. G^tlen^.cwbea^^^rste with Private an I Transient Boaro ™ ^ ^ Wanted. GenOssssn- for hhfifotf’ ta 1 Johnston, Woods & Co.» Oriwral Comml8 , n Merchant* Lower «*■«’’ MU SAVANNAH, GA. N. A. HARDEE A CO.. COTTON FACTO® 4 AND Renaral Commi«»ion Merchant' 88 RBR nbuhIrAop chirja* Wanted, * n MdMafiCoriktea4fiE*® ,00 * , *“ 4 ** # ** , ^ t AMff 1