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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH X4. 1««7.
Dressing tor »««»■
I.
« Has anybody beard the bell?
You b »tv ? Dear me, I know right well
I’ll never dress in time,
For mercy's sake, come htiPjCe. June.
I’ll make my toilet quite plain.
[This is for the sake of rhyme.]
•• Here, lace tills gaiter for me '*■—do.
“ a liole,” you say ? Plague take the shoe 1
••Do Janey, try and hide it.
1 know its Sunday , but my soul ?
1 cannot wear it with a hole—
The men will surely spy it"
They’re r «ttoni« peeping at our feet.
Though to be sure, they needn't peep,
The way we hold our dresses.
I’ll disappoint them though to-day,
And cross myself ; ’’ “ pray did you say ?
Don't laugh at my distresses.’’
“ How beautifully this silk will rustle!
Please hand my self-adjusting bustle,
My corset and my hoops,
There uow—I’ll take live skirts or six.
Do hurry Jane, and help me fix—
You Know 1 cannot stoop.”
"How will I say my prayers to-day ?
As if girls went to church to pray 1
What makes you talk so foolish ?
Here—damp this ribbon in Cologne,
Wuat for ?—to pai/U-r-you silly oue.
Now, Janey, don't be mulish.”
“It’s no more harm than ‘lily-white’—
Please see if this cheek's painted right,
Aud hand my box of chalk,
Now damp the towel, Janey dear,
Aud wipe this eyebrow; much I tear
I shall be late, to walk.”
“Now, thenl my bonnet, if you please—
1 truly think tuy bead will freeze.
The frightful little Bcoop 1
Thank Heaven! my cloak is handsome, though
It c ist enough to be, 1 kuow,
[Straighten this horrid hoop.’’j
“My handkerchief aud gloves you’ll find,
Just in that drawer—you're very kind.
(Does my dress trail ?
It’s all the lasbiou now you know,)
Pray docs the paint and powder show
Through-thie lace veil ?”
“Thauk you, my dear, I believe I’m dressed I
The saiute be praised! the day of rest
Comes only once in seven I
For, if on all the other six,
T/lis troubl; X should have to fix.
I’d never get to Heaveu ! ”
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|Hj|RIT1BLG i
f I
Presentatier Concert !
IN AID OF THE
t jfIIG , *. :
Southern Orphan Association.
(Incorporated by the Legislature oi Virginia,
January Both, 1867.)
TO BE GIVEN AT THE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
• i
Baltimore,
apbil so nil, lsoy.
My Love.
I sent my love some violets;
She ne’er i eplied.
Each day I said, “Ah I she iorgets,
Aud they have died.”
I sent my love a snow-white rose;
She gave no sign.
Each day 1 said, “Alas! she grows
Much less divine.”
I sent my love a jewel rare,
And theu she wrote—
"Your gift I will not fail to wear.”
I burned the note.
Her face soon faded from my mind,
Though fair lo see;
I said, “Shu only loves, I find,
My gold, net me.”
In Gr'eneral.
—He who can take advice ia sometimes
superior to him who can give it.
—It costa $1,792 to carry a ton oi'letters
across the Atlantic.
—To form an estimate of the beauty of a
bonnet, put a face in it.
—The music of a wealthy church in New
York costs more than a minister’s salary.
—Wine was made in Florida as early as
1264.
—Bryant says thai the population of
Spain, taken as a whole, is the ruggedest he
ever sa^v in the world.
—A man advertises in a Cleveland paper
for “a boy to take charge of a pair of horses
ot a religious turn of mind.”
—A Nashville paper believes that by pro
per management, sufficient means can be
raised in a single day to relieve the South.
—An Indiana paper says that “Old
Grimes” is not dead, but still lives and con
linues to wear bis “old gray coat buttoned
down belore.”
—Massachusetts contributes a pupil to
Gen. Lee’s college in Virginia. He is the
sou of a hardshell old Democratic lawyer
near B.istou.
—George Peabody is going to return to
London in May, to remain three years, when
he will coine back and make his permanent
residence at Salem.
—The Legislature of Illinois has abolished
capital punishment. They should next abol
ish crime. Why not? All things are possi
ble in this nineteenth century.
—A New Orleans member of the Louisiana
Senate has had the temerity to introduce a
bill providing for the compulsory closing of
piaees of amusement on Sunday. All New
Orleans is excited.
—There are 2,168 Baptist clergymen in
Great Britain, of whom 391 are without pas
toral charges, and 2,382 churches, the small
est of which numbers four members, and the
largest, Mr. Spurgeon’s, 3,326.
—A Houston paper says: “A white
woman attended a theatre Tuesday evening
in the company of one of Africa's noble sons!
The woman is a school teacher, and was
noticed by many, and seemed to be lovingly
affectionate to her ebony-colored escort.”
—Gov. Orr offers arewardof nine hundred
dollars lor the arrest of three desperate out
laws who have been marauding ia portions
of that Stale for some time past. Their
names are Brown, Sullivan and Burkett,
with a half dozea aliases each. They have
committed several murders, and robberies
innumerable.
—Since St. Marie left Borne a friend of his,
Chas. Caze, in the Papal Zouaves, who had
kuown Surratt, has been murdered. It is
supposed that lie was killed because it was
suspected that he ku|ew of and aided in the
arrest of Surratt. While St. Marie was in
Borne, after Surratt’s arrest, he received let
ters threatening his death if he came to the
United States.
—An enraged parent had jerked his pro
voking son across his knee and was operating
on the exposed portion of the urchin’s per
son with great vehemence, when th? yonng
one dug into the parental legs with his veno
mous little teeth; “Blazes! what are you
bitiug me for ?”
“Well, dad, you begined this war.”
The Oolobed Question in Philadelphia.—A col
ored woman from Princetown, New Jersey, prose
cuted, before Alderman Beitler, on Monday, a con
ductor of the Fifth street railroad can, named John
0. Sclilafer. The prosecutrix made, oath that.she
wanted to ride up Filth street. Upon each cor that
she desired to enter sbe was told to wait for the next
one. She says that growing weary of waiting, abc
was determined to get opon car No. 32, of which
Sclilafer was conductor. She claims that sbe was
pushed off, and for this enters criminal prosecution.
The conductor entered bail in aix hundred dollars to
answer at court.
The circumstances of this case, says me News, are
peculiar, aud as a matter of bald fact the reporter
gives them without comment. For some months the
'Tenth street railroad made no distinction for color in
people who wished to ride in their cars. The receipts
of the road, fell off seventy-five dollars per day at
once, and from that to ninety and one hundred dol
lars. The directors, after some weeks’ teial, TwJH a
meeting, aud concluded to devote every filth car to
colored people, and to such whites a* would ride with
them. Oddly enough there were then scarce any
colored people who wanted to ride. In the vehicles
marked “colored people allowed in this car” not a
face was visible. The prosecutrix in this case could
have ridden had she waited three minutes longer,
and the conductor ejected her as considerately as he
eonld.
tJJHK PROFITS oi this GONCEUT will be
Given to tlxe SOUTHERN ORPHANS’
ASSOCIATION, to the subjoined address, from
the officers of which we call the attention of the
public.
We, the Officers of the Southern Orphans’ Asso
ciation, for the maintenance and cducali .n of life
destitute orphans of deceased Southern soldiers anil
sailors, earnestly solicit Ilia sympathy and co-opera
tion In our
GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT,
of all who desire to see the
“HOME AND SCHOOL”
enabled to receive and care for all the needy ones who
seek Us shelter and protection.
Tbankiug our friends fur iheir past contributions
and assistance, wc again appeal to them lo help us
in a more rxtensive enterprise. It is tne design oi
this Association to erect a
“HOME AND SCHOOL”
for the orphans of 'he South, both male aud female,
On afi extensive scale, in the city ol Richmond, Vir
ginia. As an inducement to have the building lo
cated there, the Common Council of that city have
guaranteed a sufficient lot oi land, in an derated and
healthlul location, and will increase the qua-tity ol
land If needed.
11 is with a confident hope in a favorable response
to this appeal to a public which has never yet tailed
lo sustain a char.table iii-tiiution. that we have en
tered iuio an arrangement with Messrs. L. T. Palmer
A Co., No. 13 Holliday street, Baltimore, to organize
a Grand Mnsicnl Pi eseumiion Concert lor its Ij.nedc,
and earnestly solicit the kindly aid aud ] atronage ol
the public to ensure its success.
(Signed]
sirs J L. HAMMOND, President.
Mrs Or. J. B. BEAN, Yico President.
Mrs. K. A. F. MEARS, Treasurer.
Mrs Or. A. U. KIllBEKLY, Coiresponding Sec
rotary.
Mr. S 11. SCHIBRS, Recording Secretary.
Or. A. G. KIMBERLY, Financial Secretary.
H. C. DALLAM, Esq., Counsellor.
Bai.timoke, February , 1807.
"'-'-Medical.
TRUSTEES:
M 9. E. A. t. ME A US, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. J. H. SCH1EKS, Baltimore, aid.
Mrs. J L. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. W. P. ROSTOCK, Baltimoie, Md.
Mrs. A. 11AWKINS, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Dr. A G. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. CHvS. MoCUBBIN, Ballimore, Md.
Mrs. JAMES TH MAS, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Hon. JA8 LYONS, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. THUS. BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
It may seem unuecess try to add a single word to
the abi.ve eddress, but calls upon the institution have
been so numerous and pressing, aud tne struggle
enough which it is now passing to widen the circle
of its charities, is of such an arduous nature that the
management cannot too s rougly une upon ti e
HUMANE AND PATHETIC
everywhere an active participation in this additional
attempt to abeviate the sad condition of yreat nuii>
bers of helpless children,' rendered thus by the te t i
Die war tbr. ugh which we have passed. And, .s
auretliy, whatever may have brnn the relative pol t;-
cul views of ladies aud gentlemen heretofore,
must agree that the children referred to could n ;
by any possibility, have had any agency in briugir.
auont. their present
Deplorable and Destitute Condition,
and are suitable objects for the char ty oi all person*
of whatever shade ol political opinion, lhc
“HOME AND SCHOOL,”
which they now more particularly seek to establish
and endow, will be of incslcula >le tern fit by pro
viding not only food and raiment for these helpless
ones, tint likewise solid aud thorough education,
thus qua Dying them for
FUTURE USEFULNESS
TO SOCIETY AT LARGE.
In Older that this appeal may be effectual in en
listing tbe active interest aud co-operation of ail
cla*-es of persons everywhere, we have concluded to
issue lor the
GRAND
PRESENTATION MUSICAL CONCERT
SOD.nou tickets at the nominal price of $1 each—a
single ticket entitling t e purch iser to a gift—there
Ire mg oue gift to every ticket. The gifts are as fol
lows:
1 An elegant Farm of 211 acres, im-
p. oved with extensive dwellings and
eut buildings, saw and grist mill,
making the property invalnble $3j,uoo 00
2 A glR ol $10,1100 in gold, valued at... 13,500 00
3 A Farm oi ten acres, highly improved,
near the city of Baltimore 10,0.t0 00
4 A gift in Greenbacks 5,000 00
5 A :h-ee-8tory Brick Home, with mod
ern improvements, in Baltimore 5 000 00
C A ihree-story Brick House, with mod
ern improvements, in Baltimore 4.2f 0 00
7 A two story Brick House, with mod
ern improvements, in Baltimore 3,000 oo
8 Two gifts in Greenbacks, $1,000 each, 2.000 00
9 Ten gins in Greenbacks, $5<m each... 5,i (to oo
10 Fifty gifts in Greenbacks, $100 each.. 6,000 00
11 Une hundred gilts in Greenbacks. $50
each 5,0t0 00
12 One Grand Biuno 1,500 00
13 0neGamJ Piano 1,000 00
U Two Square Pianos, $5 0 each 1,000 00
15 Ten Parlor Organs, $l-„0 each 1,600 00
16 file Hundred Gents' Gold Watches,
$150 each 16 000 00
17 o e Hundred Ludies' Gold Watcties,
$100 each 10, < oo 00
.8 Fifty Silver plated Tea Sets, $76 each 3,750 Oo
19 Une Hundred Elliptic Sewing Ma
chines, $75 each .... 7.500 00
20 One Hundred Gents’ Silver Watches,
$55 each 6,600 00
21 Oue Hundred Ladies’ Fine Gold
Chains and Pin, $4 > each 4,000 00
22 Two Hundred Oil PaintiDgs, $;0 each 4,oon On
23 Five Hundred Bibles, $20 each ^.oliO 00
24 Two Thousand copies Pollard’s south
ern History, $5 ’0,010 00
26 Two Thousand Photographic Albums,
$5 each 10,000 00
26 Two Thousand Fine Gold Pens, In
cases, $5 10,0,10 00
■l1 Five Hundred Plain Gold Rings, $8... 4 Ooo.Ov
-a Two Thousand Sets Silver plated Tea
Spoons, $3 6.050 00
29 Two Thousand Cali Bells, Napkin
Kings, etc., $3 6,000 00
Impeachment of Gov. Wells, of Louisiana.—In
the Louisians House of Jtenreseijtalive* on the 3d
instaut, a memorial was' offqked pointing to the im
peachment of Gov. Wells.
The document ia drawn np in compliance with t ie
law of impeachment, is sworn to and subscribed be
fore Paul H. Collins, a Justice Of the Pesos. The
specifications charge the Governor with violating the
laws, with being a defaulter to the fitate In tha'anm of
$80,000 in the year 184o, which fact in w disquali
fies him from holding office; he is charged with being
responsible for the not of July last and the lire* lost
on that day, in issuing hia proclamation, offering eh
Tof 1864.
to fill vacancies ini
eh
For These reasons he is subject to 'impeaMtinent.
witnesses to substantiate the allegations set forth the
nshire of Hr. Peralta, State Auditor, J. Tltaay,
of 8Ute. A- 8. HerrOU, Ataeruey-SSnei-
•*>*5? tfi* Bon- Joht T. Monroe, are subjoined.
After a long debate the consideration of the
.'Mourn, i
Jlfl imnHiiiApaWfiw nV |
i was postponed unta fttttoSSh
The balance consists of the following articles:
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
MUSIC BOXES,
LADIES’ WORK BOXES,
LADIES’ and GENTS’ GLOVES,
LADIES’ and GENTS’ RIDING WHIPS,
OPERA GLASSES,
OFFICE and PARLOR FURNITURE,
WRITING DESKS,
BLACK WALNUT FRAMES,
ENGRAVINGS, Ere., Etc.
The whole amounting to an aggregate of
soo,ooo valuable gifts.
PLAN OF DRAWING.
Duplicate numbers, lrom 1 to 5n0,000, are placed
in a wheel; the first number (when drawn Out) draws
Lhe highest or first gift; the second nuiubtr (when
drawn out) the ant highest or. ecund gilt, Ac., until
the whole number is drawn.
The distribution will take place after tbe Concert,
where 6,000 persons can witness it. A committee
will be chosen Irom the audience to take charge of
the same. •
All agents and purchasers will bo supplied with a
correct list of the awards as soon as published.
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied to all Booksellers, Drug
gists, Mnsic Dealers, Ac., where they can be ob
tained at $1 each, or in quantities at club rates.
Circulars containing Dill Instructions and terms to
agents will be mailed upon receipt of a stamp for
return postage.
Orders may be sent to ns, enclosing the money
from $1 to $25 in a registered letter, stamp enclosed,
at oar risk. Larger amounts by Post Office oroer,
Draft or hxpress, at tbe following club rates:
5 Tickets to one addre js $ 4 50
111 Ticket s to one address 9 00
3d 'tickets to one address 18 uO
60 Tickets to one address 4100
The names of the ageui s will be published bom
the central office.
^ Tickets will (se supplied to agents at 15 per eeat.
Under and in pursuance of the provisions of tbe
Internal Revenue Law, His Honor, the Commis
sioner of Internal Revenue has, upon due proof;
granted a permit to the Southern Orphans’ Associa
tion to hold its QUt Concert exempt Irom all
charges, whether from the special tax or other duty
in rsspect to each Gift Concert.
This is a protection to all agents, and exempts
them from any and all liability for license, tax or
itherwise.
This exempting! is made upon the ground that the
proceeds of the* Sale of tickets for this Concert are to
be devoted to a charitable object, and is bat another
evidence of the lavor ana consideration with-which
our efforts have been constantly met in nearly every
direction.
REFERENCES:
General G. T. BEAUREGARD, New Orleans..
Brigadier-General JEFF. THOMPSON, New Or-
l&ms.
, ?’ ®- BUCKNEB, New Orleans.
st'SHWiassss&«.
C. HoKBBVER 4, OO.rBalUmore.
L BALjJ^B’toN^I^d! **Bai tlmore.
V*. be * d -
L. T. PALMER A CO.,
Ho. II HotHdarstreet, Baltimore,
POSt OAOS Bor 800
■M-M MautfvIfMU.
HEW ERA IN MEDICINE.
1 $3<yn ill JjV. L'j . . fit; . L . :
Dr. Maggiel’s
PILLS AND SALVE.
L ET the Suffering and Diseased read the foillow-
ing. c
t£T Let all who have been given np by the doc
tors, and spoken ol as incurable, read the following.
IV" Let all who can believe facts, and can nave
faith in evidence, read tbe following:
KNOW ALT. MEN BY THESE PRE
SENTS,
That, on this, the 20th day of June, in the year oi
our Lord, 1866, personally came Joseph Haydock, to
me kuown as such, and being duly sworn, deposed
as follows : That he is the sole General Agent for the
United 8tates, and dependencies thereof lor prepa
rations or medicines known as
MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE,
and that the foUowing Certificates are verbatim co
pies to the best of his knowledge and belief.
JAMES SME1TRE,
{l.s.1 Notary Public,
* > Wall street, New York.
June 1st, 1866.
Db. Mauuiel : 1 take my pen to write yon of my
great relief, and that the awful pain in my side ha»
left me at last—thanks to your medicine. Oh, Doc
tor, how thankful I am that 1 can get some sleep. 1
can never write it enough. I thauk yon again and
again, and am sure that you are really llie friend oi
a<l sufferers. I could not help writing to you, and
hope you will n. t take it amiss.
JAMES MYERS,
116 Avenue i>.
tar This is to certify that 1 was discharged from
the Army with a Chronic Oiarrhuea, and have been
cured by Dr. Maggiel’s Pills.
W.1LSON HARVEY,
27 Pitt street.
New Yoke, April 7th, 1866.
pf The following Is an interesting case of a man
employed In an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring ifiell
ed iron into a flask that was damp amt Wei, ■ auied
an explosion. The melted iron was thrown around
and on him in a perfect shower, and he was burned
dreadfully. The following Certificate was given to
me by him, about eight weeks after the accident:
New Yoke, January 1, 1866.
My name is Jacob Hardy; I am an Iron Founder; 1
was badly burned by bot iion in November last; my
burns healed, but I bad a running sore on my leg
that would not heal; 1 tried
MAGGIEL’S SaLVE,
and it cured me in a few weeks. This is all true,
and anybody can now see me at Jackson’s Iron
Works, Second Avenue. J. HARDY,
119 Gocrck street.
EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.
“ I had no appetite, MAGGIEL’S PILLS gave me a
hearty one.
“ Your PILLS are marvelous.’’
“ I send another; Box, and keep them In tbe
house.’*
“Dr. MAGGIEL has cared my headache, that was
chronic ”
“ I gave half of one of year PILLS to my babe lor
cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in a,
day.’’
“My nausea of a morning Is now cured,”
“ Your box of MAGGIEL’S SALVE cured me ol
noises m the bead I rubbed some of your SALVE
behind my ears, and the noise left.”
“Send me two boxes; 1 want one for a pool lam
ily.”
“ I enclose a dollar; your price is 25 cents, bu Un-
Medicine to me is worth a dollar.”
“Send me five boxes of your PILLS.”
“ Let me have three boxes of your SALVE by .u
turn mail.”
I have over two hundred such Testimonials as
these, but want of space compels me to conclude.
,J. MAGGIEL, M. D.
MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE.
COUNTERFEITS! COUNTERFEITS!
All readers of this paper are warned not to pur
chase Maggiel’s Pills or Salve unless the name of J.
HAYDOCK, proprietor, in addition to the name of
Dr. J. MAGGIEL, is on tbe engraved siip surround
ing each box or pot.
piy NOTICE.—None genuine without the en
graved trademark around each pot or box, signed
by Dr. J. MAGGIEL. 11 Piue street, New York, to
count: rfelt which Is felony.
Sold by all respectable Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States aud the Canadas, at 25
cents per box or pot. nol-ly
W. B. DDFFY & GO.,
207 Bay Street)
DEALERS IN
Imported and Domestic Liquors
^^GESTS for Charles Farre Champagnes, Keller’s
Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, Renault & Co.’s Bran-
dy, etc. nolS-tf
wM%m>
ors.
25 hogsheads Clear Bacon Sides
50 hogsheads Clear Rib Sides
30 hogsheads Prime Bright Shoulders
20 tierces Pure Kettle Rendered Lard
25 tierpey Chtwfe Sugar Cured Begged Heioa
15 tiortwiia&Weacucovere*Huns
” \v. H. WHITNEY A CO.,
nolO-tf No- 4 Harris’ Range, j
Edw. O’Btene. J. O’Bebh*.
Edw. O’Byrne & Son,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries,
Liquors, &c., &c.
\TTE solicit a share of the patronage of oijr friends
W End the public generally. The J8emor,p|lrtner
of tliis^firm having done business in this city for up
wards of thirty-two years. Comer Bry&n And Jefferson
streets. ocoriy
Butter. Flour,
Pork,
LARD, &c.
C A HOGSHEADS Clear Ribbed Sides
OVJ 2o hogsheads Shoulders, Baltimore cared.
20 tierces Lard, Baltimore Lea#
60barrels Pork, Prime, PriffftlMcsS aud.Mes
50 kegs and half kegff Butter; Choice Goshen
100 boxes Cheese
10 tierces Hams, New Sugar Cured.
SUGARS, COFFEE, TEA, SOAP, CANDLES, &o.
50 hogsheads Sugar, ^ Qroix, Poitq Rico and
Musconelo -’
100 barrels Sugar, A, B and C ” “ -
50 packages Tea, assorted qualities
100 bags Coffee, Rio.
50 pockets Coffee, Old Government Java
150 boxes Soap, all qualities
luO boxes Candles, Adamantine and Tallow
ICO boxes Tobacco, ail qualities
Cuba Molas»e.t in hogsheads and barrels
Huy, Corn, ua s audCow Feed constantly on hand
Landing and for sale by
SCRANTON, SMITH & CO.,
Hodgson’s Building.
no27 Bay etredt^tc.^o dh; Jefferson.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
QUR stock Is equal to any iu the city. Call aud
judge for yourselves.
U027 SCRANTON, M1TH &CO.
BACOMAJD CORN.
2g HRDS. Clear Ribbed and Ribbed SIDES,
IIHDS. Prime SHOULDERS,
2000 White and Yellow CORN.
Landing aud for sale by
SCRANTON, SMITH * CO.,
feh?S-tl (I< ad of Bay, foot of Jefferson St.
H. C. RUWE,
Lipor Dealer Hiiism Hei'dUpt,
Corner Bryan and at. Julian streets and Monument
Square. SAVANNAH, GA.
%£T FRUITS end VEGETABLES in season alw ays
on hand. an27 ti
Philip Cat.i.xnaX. James Keebiuah.
Columbia Square
GROCERY STORE,
Bast side of Columbia Square, corner of Habersham
aud President streets,
BY PHILIP CAI.LAKAA & UO.
R ECEIVING, WEEKLY, first-class Family Gro
ceries, Ales, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Fruits,
Vegetables, Ac. For sale on must reasonable terms.
Je29-ly
Commission Merchants.
G. V. HUTCHINS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE
"dealer IN
uAY, GRAIN AND PRODUCE,
Coni.. Oats, JVTeal, Feed, Bran,
Oil Cake, Flour, Bacon,
Salt, Hope, &c ,
Const inily receiving, and for sale at the lowest
wholesale rates.
Agent Savannah Flour Mills.
155 Bay Street, Savannah.
oc4—6m
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
T HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, under the firm name ol
V. A. RYAN & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
c rusent.
W. B. Daffy & Co. are authorized to settle all out
standing accounts.
V. A. RYAN,
A. 8. BIGELOW,
J. P. GILSON, Agent.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have associated themselveo'to-
getlier under the firm name of W. B. DUFFY A CO.,
at the former Btore of V. A. Ryan & Co., 2t>7 Bay
street. W. B. DUFFY,
nolo A. S. BIGELOW.
THE
LaGraugc Reporter,
PUBLISHED AT
Lagrange, Georgia,
H AS the largest circulation of any paper In West
era Georgia, and Is located In the midst of one
Oi the best cotton sections In that portion of tbe
State. It is, therefore, an excellent advertising me
dium for the merchants and factors of Savannah, who
desire to solicit the trade of Western Georgia and
Eastern Alabama. Snpscription, $3.i 0. Advertising
rates reasonable.
JONES & WILLINGHAM,
Proprietors.
Mr. ELY OTTO is our authorized Agent for the
city of Savannah. oc!5-tf
semi.Weekly Floridian,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA.
JUYKE & SPARHAWK, Proprietobs.
T HE completion of tho Live Oak Conncetlon opens
to Savannah an Immense trade from Florida.
Merchants will find the Floridian the be»sl medium
for communicating with tbe people of that State.
It is the oldest paper in Florida, did not snapead
during tbe war, and circulates In all parts of tbe
country.
EST1LL A BROTHER are agents for the Floridian
in Sasannah, authorized to receive advertisements
and subscriptions.
Mr. ELY OTl’O is authorized to receive and receipt
for advertisements and subscriptions in Savannah,
an to-tr
The Bainbridge Argus.
T HIS PAPBB Is published every Saturday mom
iog, In Bainbridge, and Is one of the best adver
tising mediums in Southwestern Georgia. The mer
chants of Savannah appreciate it on account of its
consistent and unfaltering advocacy of the Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad and the commercial interests 'ot
this city.
All business connected with the Argus in 8avan
uah will.be represented by the subscriber, who is
authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions
aud advertisements, and make contracts for adver
tising with our merchants.
ELY OTTO, Agent
Savannah, Sept. 26,1866. se27-tf
THE LAKE CITY PRESS.
BUHIE8S MB FAMILY NEWSPAFliB,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
AT
. r !
LAKE CITY, FLORIDA. !
TAROM the extensive circulation and the point
-T where published, the LAKE CITY PRB88, as aa
advertising medium, offers superior inducements to
the merchants of Savannah.
K. WALLACE ©AVIS,
seplS-tf Proprietor.
SlIDEUMI & V1LKIMS01,
IliilllS S, SADDLERY
STORE,
Oi
ampbkiall
Slde of Market, i
Between RL Jullna and Bryan Streets,
J. T. PATERSON. I. S. TUCKER*
James T. Paterson & Co./
TIMBER,
Lumber & Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. ,193 Bay Street, Savannah,
aud
Darien, Georgia.
BT Orders for Lumber solicited. f b4
Wm. Sta'ilh. Jos. A. Roberts. E. NeumayeK
STARR A ROBERTS*
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Liberal advances on consigamedts of Cotton or
other Produce.
Particular atieution given to the purchase of sup
plies for Manufacturers, &c. decs
8. G. HAINES & BUS.,
GENERAL COMTTIISSION MERCHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER** IN
Flour, Grain, Feed and Produce,
CORNER STORE; ’
190 and 192 Bat Stbeet, foot or Barnard St.,
Savannah, Georgia.
References—C. A. Gambrill k Co., Norris A Bald
win, Baltimore; Wonlward, Baldwin & Co., Baltimore
and New York; L. Usmbrill, Banker, Charleston.
Liberal advances made ou consignments of Cotton
and Produce. * oc2-tf
Aast.in & Ellis,
Commission and Forwariinc Merchants.
80 BAT STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
THOMAS U. AUSTIN,! Laid of Apalachicola, Fla.,
CHARLES ELLIS, f and Columbus, Ga.
sepU-lf
i. P. Bousx.
W. A. Bbtant.
104 Bay street,
SAVANNAH, - - • - GEORGIA.
good stock of Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple
ments, Building Materials, Fairbanks ft Co’s Scales,
ftc., besides other goods anil manufactured articles
for sale on consignment, and for which they ore
agents. Orders and consignments respectfully so-
icited. a!8-tf ‘
ALEXANDER HARDEE,
Storage
AND
Commission, Merchant,
209 and 211 Bay St.,
janlfi-ly SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
"Wliolesaffe
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
P APER for Printers'and Bookbinders; for Dry
Goods, Hardware and Boot and Shoe Dealers:
for Grocers and Druggists. Printers’ supplies oi all
kinds. Also, Binders’ BoevdajFaper Bags, Envelopes
and Twine. All goods sold at New York prices, With
WARREN BROTHERS, ‘
210 Bay street
[0H HOTEL,
J". SWT
ftwn Hotel, situated In tbe
(city, has been newly fur-
Wftrra, Proprietor.
tots for Sate.
y-i'-il v!:- r iur,’
t Lots on Gwinnett
. on Bolton street,
J bock 106 feet; and
■ with a front ot lo
A*. MiltDSI ft CO.
expenses added.
A bnsini^
nished throng
beenabetsen]
mhS64f
iTBADEMARK!
.fc>S
, . uni ,. H . .... .Ji WiiSA IdOlS
a NALYSES of this GUANO show it to be
Peruvian In Fertilizing Pcspwttefoths _
ferine in the proportions oi the some elemo’ite.;.
Sea FowlGuano contains less AwnoBla, but hi
per cent, of Soluble Phosphate, and nearly double
an early crop producer, and a more
LASTING FERTILIZER.
No injury to the plant need be foai ed fratn tite ef
fects of this Guano during a protracted drought, end
where the heat of fermentation necessary to bitten
the germination and the food adapted to the grow
ing plant in all its sieges are required. tUeOnnuo if
of great value, and it may be used w ” *
It Is peculiarly adapted to the staf
South, aud in the brodnerion of Cotton
superior to any Fertilizer in the market.
Is carefully analyzed, and none will be offered wlriefc
is not fully up to tbe standard.
Pamphlets containing full information famished
by the agents. WM- L. BBA0UY,
Sole Manufacturer, Boston, Mam.
eir.oqff#"dim
grajyu. wate OB on?™ v fopKf
ico ,.oO A de tali’. W ■ AND
JOIN - OF EVERY BE8CBIPTT0S .
>us w ttbi.Tt boo* . nral -JiW
i.o-;- xT*l i ' - • j i u.'i;w
—. - . ' ■ -
Paxxhtxd 1868.
- ... ■■ ..
A N I>
Cauapest PackiRf Ever Invented.
— j
Tp JfegBgB, AJH> / Ooefc»tt_Fm , l
si. Less. Warranted t« Last
UflNfikn, and to Htand Whxrx Kub-
i. j irtff Wtt.t. Hot, buss toaf-
" ACTED BY Stkam, On,
;• /• r ‘Hfiirnu, Watbb ob amt
Dxobxb of Hbaz
- o* Pbkssubx
TO WHICH
h is ObdihabhiT SuBncmn.
To the Planting Community.
: • •. i : ac:x ■ I
Having been appointed agents for the above Qnaao|
which wc can with confidence recommend, we ait
prepared to fill Order, on liberal terms. Favorable
arrangements will be made with factors. - ■ ■■’ J
WILKINSON. WILSON ft CO, .! j
SOBaysUffo ,
febic-lm
To Planters:
u ■■ ff
SAVANNAH, October 1st, 1M6. |
THE J. B OAKY & OO.’S ■
‘ NONPAREIL FRENCH GUANO”
W Uldn is now offered to Planters poseenses qnadi-
ties which are peculiar to it alone, and renaae it
far superior to any other known, as has bnen fully
proven by the “French Academy of Sciences,” sod
also by practical persons of enlarged experience In
every department oi Agriculture. j, u ,
Among the meritorious qualities which peculiarly
distinguish the “ Nonpareil French Guano,” may be
enumerated the following:
1st. It will promote the growth of Cotton, Corn, To
bacco, or any kind of grain or vegetable, equal to A
No. 1 Peruvian or Mexican Guano, as has been t
tested, at the aarne time being entirety free from
objectionable properties of the above, aa it ia a Perma
nent Improver of the Soil, instead ot a stimulant.
2d. It can be applied to the leavus as well as the
toots of plants, without any danger of burning them,
if used properly, and we guarantee that wherever ap
plied the soil will retain its moisture, and wiil lfot
bake, even the most clayey.
3d. It will prevent Worms or Insects from destroy
ing either plant or grain, and wherever it is apj “
every kind of worm or insects will instantly d
pear, its properties being repugnant to inseot life at
every kind. This quality alone willbe a great benefit
to agriculture when it is estimated what vast numbers,
as Southern planters kuow, have lost their crop by in
sect depredations.
Iu a circular it is impossible to fully enter into the
merits of the “ Nonpareil French Guano,” bnt we as
sure the public that we have not exaggerated, and it
only remains for those interested to test Its value,
when we feel confident that it will rapidly supercede
all others.
HEFERKNCES s
T. Pendleton, Clark county. West Virginia; CoL B.
Morgan, do.; C. Cimble, do.; S. McCormick, do.; MM.
Green, do.; CoL J. Ware, do.; 6. Sheppard, do.; P. Y-
Skeppard, do.; J. Endi-rs, do.;- Daniel MoCullodgh,
Fairfield District, South Carolina; Dr. Wm. Monroe,
Baltimore county; F. Merry man, do.; 8. Patterson,
Harford county, Md.; It. Eirland, Calvert county, Md.;
J. P. Silver, Cecil county, Md.; John Merryman, Balti
more; B. Sinclair ft Co., Baltimore.
$9* Bowarc of Counterfeits. All of our barrels vfB
be stamped with name and address.
John Mebbyman, Esq., formerly President of M
ryland’s Agricultural Society, says:
BaltiMoots, July 21, 1866.
Messes. J. B. Cahy ft Co.:
Gents—My gardner has been "making experiments
with your “Nonpariel French Quanp”—-he hsn 0B-
pjied it to beets, cantelopes and very yonng cncninber
vines, which at this season of the year are very liable
to injury from insects. As far as we can judge, it is
a first-rate article, and comes up to your claim of ita
merits. I shall use three tons on wheat and rye this
tall.
Messrs. J. B. Cary ft Co., through their Agent, Mr.
Louis T. Guienot, having made an arrangement with
the firm of LaROCHE, BELL & WILLIAMS, planters
can rely upon obtaining tbe genuine “Nonpareil
French Guuno.”
AS* This Is the Principal Depot.
,$9- Beware of Counterfeits I All our barrels will
be branded with our name and address.
oc2-tf
FURNITURE.
DE6RAAF & TAYLOR,
87 and 89 Bowery, and 65 Chiistie St..
NEW YORK.
S TILL continue to be the largest Furniture Mona*
facturers in the city.
PARLOR
DINING-ROOM and
CHAMBER FURWiTURR
Cau<>i>F and Victoria Bedsteads,
FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE.
At 20 percent reduction in price. oc — m
1867 SPKHie. 1867
DEWITT 4101U1,
137 CON&RSSN »T.
^RE now opening Spring and Summer^
French and English Fancy Drees Goods, i
Rich Figured and Striped Grenadines,
Rich Poplins and Mohairs,
Superior quality Black silks,
French and American Spring Oalicos,
Fancy and Black Cloths and Cassimcrest
Colored andBiaok Cashmere fbawJs,';/
i Mourning Goods Ut great variatyi ’ - *
Thompson's celebrated new-shape Hoop Skirts,
A full Une ol Linen House-keeping Goods, etc.
Additions to oar stock semi-weekly. feb$0—U
Florida Seiitinel,
PUBLISHED AT
TALLAIIASSIC*, FLORIDA, ,
TRI-WEEKLY, BY
J. BERRIEN OLIVKR. ra j
T HE subscription price is lower thau that of any
outer paper in tire State, vis:
Per annum...... .—.$6 00
six months 4 00
Three months 2 00
The paper will be fnrnished
Twice a week tor one year —$3 00 ; I.
Once a week for one year.... 2 09
We have able correspondents at 'Washington, At
lanta, and other points, who giro us weekly:
latest and most reliable news. Regardless of lo!
aud expense, we intend to continue the lmprc
raents already mads on the SENTINEL, until' 45;
comes what tc is making rapid progress towards,
THE LEADING PAPER IN FLORIDA. *
The prominent featrre of the SENTINEL will bs
“Re devotion to the rights, interests and feelings of
Florida an her stricken sister States;' We would lift
them up om the valley of humiliation, exhort than
to a forgetfulness or the past (except its glories), and
»ervetheir arms for the arduous struggle* of the fu
ture.” ——— -
Mr. John a. Grcru is our General Traveling
Agent, and lsauttforizedfo receive-oabncMotions son
solicit advertising, collect money, and recelbt for the
same. J. BERRIEN OLIVER,
sep24-dtf Proprietor.
Valut
W*l
with a I _
five Lots on I
M A G AZ
FOR MARCH.
Leslie's Lady's Magasine, 7
Demotes.’s Monthly Magazine; -
Godey’s Lady’s Book, .. -
Le Bon Ton,
Peterson’s Magasine,
Hupei’s Monthly Magazine,
Crescent Montt-y,
Py. s^j
mrAXoa&ij ]
For sale by BSTItiLft l
feb2$ Bull street, oyptishn l
H AVING l oneht out the sni
H HARRINGTON, late..
I respeotfoUy present It to the
public as well as travelers. Havingm*mom eugr
location, It is well adapted for the purposes of al
vats Hoarding House, and 1 will guoasatM sH '
comforts of a first-etass hotel. —“
tesaKasasewsrvay!
nothing will be left undone that may odd tot
comfort. _ -m -: -L~
Tbe rales will be as
by the week, $16; Day Board, $S j
MffiO-lm
. • - - :. 1: AND
A Glorious Result
H.
mere ore os many roods to fame and f ort0n
there were gateways to ancient Thebes. Yon/' 4
Mtious .warrior is for carrying his waywuh^u
sabre; your aspiring politician for scheming hi 8 w ,
J hylhtrigus and consummate art. Bnt there-j.,,/
grand brood path to the goal, along which nothin!
h—B-POq traveL It is the path s. t span f or ^
march of talent, energy, and noble purpose ss
thaagfcfalluf obstacles, itcontains none that abra Te
oan cannot surmount. This fact has been exeopa el
$ innumerable instances, but in lew more forub!,
boa in the rise and progress of DR. flOGFU.Nb't,
GERMAN BITTERS. For overflrtcen .vearrilsronN,
has been onward and upward, scattering blcssi^,,
every step, until it now stands on the topmosuouii,
ofthe ladder of fame, as the ‘
GREAT TONIC.
o
all other packings.
, been brought ouforo the
,tott tftHr tte myttthdioi
public as an
von* for 1 over two
U woa Invented. «fheieV6r tt
.. given unqualified sansfacrion, and
snperseded rubber. A premium war
iters at the Exhifotii n Of tbe Mss-
A. .etation Fsir, in
wHboat any effort on thelt part.
■' ris »oW in iw m sugar refineries, wo-
workU, rolffug mills, steamships, ftc n
red recommendations speak for them-
okiaesj to ref “
It is equal
4#, ... . _
mended tor Steam Cffiests. and forail
grease or oil Uestrovs rubber. It will
tbe jar ol he*vy staam hammers, and
mac ptessue, where ail other packing Sdbe give*
out. itcontains nosuiphar. nr anything that wU
OorrOde the' jbintefoti whioh it may be used; ontfia
case of Ufeaktag ths joints It does not adhere, *ml
wfffeoae off whole, mid can be used again
It Is manutacl ured in rolls any length, 3C and 40
Inches wide; and isnnmbered from 0 to 5, No. 6 being
about M inch thick and weighing six pounds per
square yard, No. ft weighing but little more than ton
a pound p v square yard, it can also be made of any
required slr.e and tiucknsss.
uauketaltn Jlanboiea, Steam Pipes, ftc.. furnished
toOntenwitheut extra charge. Where tbe jointsarc
ordinarily fac-u, Nos. I and Bore used. For joints
faced with care, and new or not corroded, No. o will
answer. The higher numbers are for atifaced and
’bed Joints.
While the cost of this Packing is less per pound
than good rubber, its weight is less than one-half;
ataiii Os LeOt bus Uttleor no effect upon it, it may bt
used unch thinner than rubber, making its cost to
the consumer, in many cases, less than oue-third thai
of rubber. FAIRBANKS, ROSS ft CO.,
-* Sole Manuf&ct urers.
Orders for large or small quantities pro uptly filled
The trade supplied on liberal terms by
S. K. HEAD, Agent,
-News and Herald Office, savannah, Ga.
CERTIFICATES.
— Omos or Watcb Wooks.1
gavanoah, January 21,1867. /
Tkis is to certify that 1 have used your AlgaiobS
Steam Packing at the Water Works, and tore found
it to ba a good and serviceable peaking, being s
cheaper and equally os good packing as India Rub
ber. R. D. GUERAKD,
Superintendent Savannah Water Works.
South Boston, April 14,1866.
gxwAmt Boss—Dear Sir : I have used your Alga
roto Steam Packing on a Steam Hammer, and othei
joints, where there Is a heavy jar, and where Bed
'Lead hostelled, and I am happy to say that your Pack
[ is the toot thing I have ever used, and It cannot
too highly recommended.
Yours, most respectfully,
B. S. JENNESS,
Chief Engineer Bay State bon Works.
Enoine House, )
Charleston Water Wobks, April 3,1866. ]
This IS 1 io certify that I have used Boss' Algaroba
Steam Pocking” since November 1st, 1869, and find it
-emaphr and superior to any Packing I have yet used,
having given it a severe test during that time where
rubber would not stand.
l oan oheerfoily recommend it to til who may use
St6am Packing.
(Signed) WM. C. SCOTT,
Engineer Pumping Engine,
Charleston Water Works.
Savannah, Ga., January 10,1867.
I have nsed “Boss’ Algaroba Steam Packing” on
board the Steamship Leo, and have found it superior
to any Paoklng I have nsed. It is not only cheaper
bat snnerlor to. Bobber Packing.
(Signed^ ■_ THOMAS MAGNEB,
OClS-tf
kief Engineer of Steamship Leo.
CABD.
SAVANNAH, December 1st, 1866.
W E respectfully call your attention to our Part-
asrsbip.
LaROCHE ft WILLIAMS having bought om
Wyliv ft Christian's interest in the late Arm uf Ball,
Wylfy ft Christian, have united the two old-eutab-
ed houses nailer the firm name of
LaRoche, Bell & Williams,
AUCTION ft COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah, Ga.
We haring retained the old stand, fitted up and
arranged expressly for tbe business, are prepared,
With targe mid commodious rooms, to conduct pack-
age Soles r also, to-supply to those who desire them,
private rooms, that they may superintend the sale o
their own goods.
We will Continue to sell at auction, or private sale
all articles of Merchandise, Produce, Stocks, Bonds.
filial! orders for
DISK, PHODOCS, LUMBER, ftc.,
oaresre-
FORWARDING.
All
celve our
Liberal advances made on all const
or oar friends in New York, Boston or
Soliciting your favor, we are,
dec21-tf
Hoofland’s German Bitters
IS apssfttvu remedy for
DYSPEPSIA,
Diseases Resulting from
•ISOMER OF TNE UVEI
DIRECTIVE BRfiAni,
(And is the only certain anil safe
RESTORER OF STRENGTH
IN CASES OF DEBILITY.
By the use of this Bitters
IViiSkcaed surf Debilitated Frames j
come Renewed with ail the ’» i- .a
ol Health.
impaired constitutions are rebuilt. And ihu paik-a
n a short time regains
Vir ort Health and Strength.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING S1M i’TojlS,
Resulting from Disorders ofilie Digestive urgaegt
Constipation, inward Piles, Fullness oi iiiowi iu iha
Head, Acidity ol the Stomucii, Nuusca, ULiri-
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullneso or b ugln
• ‘in the stomach. Sour E, ucUtious,
iugor Fluttering at the Pit oi tile
Stomach. Swimming oi the Head.
Hurried and Difficult Breath
ing, Fluttering ut tlrf.
Henri,
Choking or Suffocating
Sensation when in a Lying Pos
ture, Dimness oi Vision,
Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain iu tbe lieud, Defi
clcncy of l erspi ation, Yellowness ot
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in tin- Side, Dark,
Chest, Limbs, ftc., sudden Flushes ot iff t H:m.
ing in tbe Flesh, Gmataul Imaginings. ■ : • q,
and great Depression ul spirits.
Remember
That these Bitters
contain no Rum or Whiskey.
And can’t make Drunkards.
Is not a -
Bur Room Drink,
But a Highly Concentrated Vegeta hi s Eitra,t.
Free from Alcoholic Stimulant or Injarinns Drays
It cannot Insidiously introduce the vice ol Drank-
ennessinto the bosom of your families—lo you; wife,
your cbiidreu, or your friends.
aO£jX)ISS£L9
Or others, whose systems have become impaired by
hardships or disease, will find in this Bitters a tome
hat will restore them to all their full vigor.
These Bitters have performed more cures!
Given Better Satisfaction ’
Have more Tr-tm,, :.y
Have more respectable people lo vouch for them:
rtranany other article iu the Market. We defy any
one to contradict this assertioi,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one that wlil produce a Certificate puolished
by us hat ts not GENUINE.
goods pontiKned to us for this purpose, will re
cur special attention.
ww* MiVtaSj wv tetvy
LaHOCHK ftSi^^ILLIAMS.
FTJIrTOJST
PETAOLEUM AND MG CO.
Capital Stock, - - - $300,000
MMUUER, «50 SAGH.
rJwi/L : fsV \\sJJUl
FWT PAYMENT, $16 PER SHAKE
And no other aaseament made, exce nt to direction
of a majority of alt the Stockholders.
ffiT
GAN. ROBT. LOGAN,
kWBON; . fk R. MAM.WRY,
MfiB, i jho. cTwhitnb
W. F. PABKHCBST.
ral Supe
JJU Vi
F.F. POKE,
»kBI
to ■
. iring leased Lands in
of recent oil dlsoovSrieAit
a portion ollU Stock Ibr sale, the amount.
Which phsti b* returned to the purchaser before
* ““ lAri vlil be declared.
It of Stock may be secureAtooaa-
TUs(
Notice.
toy^ this day entered into
ie name of and firm of
mtt w, # s * c0 -'
ore prepared to transact business as
Tkonm emMtttuoN and general her
T8 Aim FORWARDERS,
•turn «A«i smwl0< A. Wlicbx* Co. 157 Bay street
A. WILCOX.
J. BONNBLL SMITH.
I ' „
Edward Padelford, A. a Hrrtridge, Octavos Co-
a N. Hubert,
To The Public.
1,‘Rouft Caro-
thalstaH.L.
N
READ WHO SAYS SO.
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
Washington, January 1,1S54.
Gentlemen:—Having stated it verbaiiy to yon, I
fisve nohesitation in writing the fact, that 1 experi-
entod marked benefit from your Hoofland’s German
Ritters. Daring s long and tedious session of Cur-
gress,pressing and onerons duties nearly prostraud
me. A kind friend suggested the use of rbe prepaia-
tion I (rave named. I took his advire. and the result
was Improvement of health, renewed energy, and
that particular relief I so mnch needed and obtained.
Others may be sinlilarly advantaged, il they desire to
be. Truly your friend.
THOMAS Bi FLORENCE.
D
From Bav. W. D. Seigiried, Pastor ofTweltb Bapin-
Church.
Philadelphia, December 26,1863.
Mvasre. Jom ft Svahs,
1 Gentlemen:—1 have recently been laboring trader
the distressing Affects of indigestion, accompanied cr
a proetratiS’d ol the nervous system. Numerous rem
edies were recommended by triends and some oiintc
tested, tot without relief. Your Hoollland's German
Bitters were recommended by persona who had ttp
fheui, and whose favorable mention of the Hitter?- io-
duced me also to try them. I must confess that I uaa
sn aversion to patent medicines, from the “tliousaii 1
fad one" quack “Bitters,” whose only aim seems to
0* to paim off sweetened and dragged liquor upo-
(he community, in a sly way; and the tendency^
which, I fear, ia to make many a confirmed drunk'Cj
Upon, leaning that yours was really a median®
preparation. I took it with happy effect. Itsac- 1 ®
wav not only upon the stomach, bnt upon the ti'- 1 :
vouu MUtem,was prompt and gratifying. I feel that i
have (foiived great and permanent benefit trom lo
use of a few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
'7. G. 8EIGFREID,
Ha 264 ShockamaxoD street
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
o, “O. M. JACKSON” is C
PRINCIPAL OFFICE & MANUFACT0BT
No. 631 ARCH STREET,
JONES & EVANS,
SUCCESSORS TO C. M. JACKSON ft CO.
W. H. WALSH, Sole Agent
Comer Barnard and Broughton Sts., Savannah, e*
oetl—wfts
SALE,
rnHK
X net
WCB PLANTATION on tbe Altamaba ii' er ’
near Darien, known as Cedar BiU. , ne .
TUa property consists oi several tracts <® «>
MPa Wand, and on the north branch or the Ah
to river, and contains 1,42* acres,« targe poih®“ ^
lng.itea load, of which about tear hundred acres
under bank.
ALSO,
Bundiy lota h> tho town of Mdntosh, viz :
on toy street, First Ty thing lota Noe. 1 to i 2 .
Fond.ThirdTvthing iota Nos. 1 to]2. Je rsie
The entire property will be sold at » Sent,
price, and <n> aocommodatlug^termicsjo ^
P. M. NIOHTfNGALK-
. NOTICE,
r in Buvunnah to'T.
(te
