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€l)citing Hispatcb. )'.H,MAH.H. 1.-,., IVoifce to Adrrrtlgm. Advertisements Tor the Evbmng Dispatch must bo banded iu by eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in ! •rder to appear the same day. The heavy pres #ure of advertisements upon the columns of our 1 paper will not admit of their reception after the v hour named. LOCAL, MATTERS. Itno&’nu War. Please bear in mind tiiat 10-night is the lust exhibition of this great paint ing. The real merit of_JJUi»--'WT>rf; 1 '7le J ' servM^.go^vrpafronage. prof. Fowler’s Lett nres. From an interview with his Agent this morning, we learn tiiat the lirst aeries of Lectures by Prof. 0. 8. Fowi.kh, , of New York, will be given at Masgnic flail, on Monday evening next. The subject of these Lectures is ‘ Life—its Laws, Organs, Faculties and Improve ment,” as taught by Phrenology and i Physiology. TlTelron Steamboat Company’s steam er Augusta, left this morning. The steamer IV. H. Stark is expected on Monday morning. Pure Imported Liquors. We acknowledge the receipt of sam ples of Cognac Brandy, and London Dock Port, from Dr. T. P. Fokoaety, who has just imported a supply through the Custom House in this city. In ad dition to selecting through his Agent, from the original pacages, he lias ana lyzed the liquors and finds them fleer from adulteration. Wc can therefore recommend any of our friends who need “ something bracing ” for the approach ing warm weather, to his Drug Store, as the place to find it free from villain ous compound. Chinese Suignr Cane Seed. The value of the Chinese Sugar Cane, as a crop, both for purposes of forage, ai well as for Syrup, has been satisfac torily tested, we believe, by our agricul tural friends all over the country.— Those in want of a pure article of seed for planting will find it at the store of Fleming & Rowland. It is now about the season for planting it. Wm. 11. Goudilcli'H K»tal>liMtimciif. We took a stroll through the extensive swish. Blind and Building establishment of thrs enterprising gentleman on yes terday evening, and confess ourself surprised at the extent and perfection of his facilities for dispatching business. In 1834 Mr. G. started business on the vornerof the lot lie occupies, where his residence now stands, in a little shop made by running posts into tin* ground and covered in the rudest manner. At lirst he had nothing but a circular saw | and a turning lathe, which he worked I by hand. At length he got a horse! power, and about 1843, bis business hav ing gradually increased, he determined ! to get an engine, ami introduce more; labor saving machinery. His friends j remonstrated—thinking it a visionary, progressive idea that would min him. Mechanics in the city were indignant, believing tiiat all these Yankee inven tions would run them out of employ ment. But he Anally secured aid from some of our capitalists, after making; them pretty secure, and got a small en gine—and was the first to tit up such an establishment in the State. Busi ness increased year by year—his engine was inadequate to do the business- un til 1849, when lie was burned out, loos ing $15,000 or $20,000. -By this linn* the incredulous had changed their minds, and capital was crowded upon him. to refit. Ho immediitely pur chased more extensive machinery < i all kinds, to which he has been constantly adding all of the now and valiiahk improvements of the day, besides great v !y extending his grounds, until we now find his establishment extending from Reynolds street to the river cov ering an .mu of 700 by 200 feet and amonghis machinery wc find the fol lowing : 2 Woodworth planing machines ; 3 Daniel's Planers; 7- Circular saws ; 2 Moulding machines ; 2 flash machines ; Geer’s Irregular Planer *, 1 .Scroll saw: 2 Grooving Machines; 1 Morticing Ma -chine ; 3 l oot Morticing Machines ; 1 tiiat Planer ; 2 Turning Lathes. The whole establishment is conven iently arranged for the dispatch of busi ness, and employs, in connection with jobs in various places, from 100 to 300 men : at this time about 150 are en gaged, many of. w 10m are those who have learned the lia le with him, and inany are foreigners. Mr. Goodrich is now a well known contractor throughout this State and Carolina, and his work exhibits a degree of taste and workman ip nowhere*exec* led. His success is a forcible illustration of the result of in iinstry and energy ; not only advanciue the posse sor, but diffusing bor gji among all classes of society, Mr. Johnathan Bryan, venei a*»!e citizen of Charleston, died in thui city on Thursday, at the age of eighty three years. Thu American candidate for Governor i of r o meeti7mt h*n I iff withdrawn from « the canvass, thnt party hep agreed to support the anti-slavery candidate. • From Ihe. Mobile Mercury. Emigration to Nicaragua. The subject of emigration to Nicara gua will very soon attract unusual in terest and attention in the South. Ala bama, by her legislature at its hast ses sion, has inode a starling point by char tering the “ Mobile and Nicaragua Steamship Company;” and from this beginning, we shall witness, at an early day, a constant stream of emigration thither of southern citizens—not of ad venturers or lillibusters. but of peaceful and quiet people, with a view to better theii own condition, and theiebynid in developing the rich and varied resources of one of the loveliest and most fertile portions of Spanish America. This can be done, too, without any apprehension of interference on the part of our own 4i}' any other government. As* to Nica fitaa, there is no law of that State for bidlW foreigners of any country to en ter it*i territory. Americans may go ihitheiVfor many purposes—for trade, tor mining, &c. Nor is it necessary to h ive thewermission of Nicaraguan au thorities Ii order to land at San Juan <icl Nortel The whole territory,indeed is open to louthern .emigration. Louis iana has j Ist taken steps to second the lead of Ajfibama. The Senate Commit tee on If tide ral Relation ■* has made a reporjf to the legislature, urging among / other desirable measures, thearfogation of the Clayton Buhver Uvrify. nml the repeal of the neutrality laws of 1818. But, for want of space, we must defer further remarks until this evening or to-moirow. In the meantime, we publish the following ar ticle from the New Orleans Crescent : The Albania legislature, at its late session chartered the “ Mobile and Nic araguan Steamship Company,” enabling it to commerce business on a capital of live thousand dollars , and with the privilege of increasing to three hundred t housand,and enough stock has be;-n al ready taken to secure the organization under the charter. The company have the right to build and own steamships to run from any port in the Atlantic to any port in the Gulf or Caribbean, from any port in the Atlantic to any port in the Atlantic, and from any port in the Gulf or Carribean to any port in the Gulf or Carribean, with the privilege of employing auxiliary vessels. A steam er will, we understand, be started by the company from Mobile, for San Juan del Norte, on or about the first of June next, and it is their intention to put the prices of passages at a low rate, in order, to favor emigration to Central America. The men engaged in this enterprise are men of capital, energy, and resolu tion. While they are desirious of en larging their commercial operations and of adding to the trade and impor tance of the city of Mobile, they are al so thoroughly devoted to southern in terests and institutions, and regard our own peculiar form cf society as that best suited for renovating the tropical re gions of this continent. As merchants, they are not willing that New York capitalists shall gather all the fruits oL Isthmian trade. As sourthern mer f, they are anxious to get the start of the Northern Central American Coloniza tion Company, and to prevent Aboli tion fanaticism from geting the first foothold in Nicaragua. As philanthrop ist , they seek some rational method by which to heal the social and political disorders of Spanish America, and to re store the choicest portion of the contin ent to the uses and purposes of civiliza tion. burely, objects such us these are de serving the support and encouragement not only of the Alabama Legislature, but also of the Federal Government of j the United States. True, the present I Administration has so far shown little ! disposition to encourage southern supre macy in Nicaragua, and has, to all in dents ad purposes, endorsed the acts iof an American Commodore Influenced Iby Black Republican sentiments and j European prejudices. But, at the same time, the President has declared so ful ly in favor of peaceful emigration to Central America, that it is now impossi ble for him to oppose such a move ment. It matters not, so far as the organiza tion and operations of the “ Mobile and Nicaragua Steamship Company ’’ are ;concerned, whether the Yrissarri treaty is ratified or not. Os course the compa ny will take passengers for San Juan del Norte without inquiring the ob jects of their trips thither, it is of lit tle consequence to them as merchants, so their passage money is paid, what the passengers do after their arrival in Nicaragua. [But for the benefit of those desirous of emigrating to Central America, we may stale that there arc colonization laws in Nicaragua not de nied by the Martinez or any other gov ernment. It is true that the old laws are *:ot as lave ruble to emigrants as were the decrees issu-d under the ad minis* R ation of Don Patricio Rivas ; and the laws being general in their nature. American citizens have as much right as other persons to take advantage if their provisions. J The country is, it is true, i » a very unsettled condition, and in a few weeks civil war may be again wasting tin- is thmus. Recent advices Indict-. that the old parties, Legitimist and Demo cratic, are more embittered in their quarrels than ever. The late decree of Martinez aimed ostensibly at Walker and his associates, is really a blow at the native Democrats, for it annuls all contracts and cancels all debts created by the Provisional Government of Hon Francisco Casiilhin. But in spite of the petty feuds which desolate the country there are regions remote from strife where the peaceful colonist may settle and build up a home for himself and his posterity. Such are the districts of < iiontales and Malaga!pa, and the eas tern tdbpes of the main range of the Cordilleras. We hope the advantages which these regions offer to the sett ler will not be overlooked by the hardy prioneers of the South and West, and that the steamers of the “Mobile and Nicaragua Steamship Company” may be crowded with emigrants to the land us enchantment which lies between the ! *ikand the Caribbean. In-yportant Olscovery • A Frenchman, M Colkngues, an- J n ounces that from numerous experi meiitg. bn bag discovered that Mote diatily niter denib a murmuring sound is heard in tie- body lasting five, ten and even fifteen hours. It diminishes gradually. and eei-es first in the parts of Use body which are farthest from tire heart. In an amputated member tiro same sound is heard for several minutes, j The n >n existence of tin's sound may he consiiiend ns a sure sign of the total cessttion of life. M. Coilengueg calls this branch, of .Tuscuitatioa dynands cgpia. Later from Havana. By the steamship Cahawba at New Orleans, we have Havana dates to the 18th inst. The news is of little impor tance. The Sugar market was very dull; , prices, however, have advanced, but buyers are few. Stock on hand, S>o,ooo boxes. Exchange on London i 2 prem.;New York, 1-2 prem. to par,and New Orleans 1-2 prem. Freights were in less demand. The harbor was perfectly crowded with ship i ping of all nations.mos.ly of the United : States. ihe outhoritiesui Havana have fixed tiie 4th, sth and -fitli proximo for the celebration in honor of the birth of the itince of Asturias. Theft* will be illu ■ urinations, bails, fairs, firc-worlcs, free ■ performance by Ji’mo Maeallister at the i Tacon Teatio, Sc. These festivities , will lie observed in all the principal r towns and cities of the Island. Senora A*melia Maceaterri. of the ope i ra company at Santiago do Cuba, and I wife of the well-known tenor, died on I • the 7th, of yellow fever. The Piano, noticing the new Joint - Stock (,'ompanies, shows them to be iu ; a prosperous condition. — , Miurvlng their Iluml*. 1 The vote upon the final passage of I , Leeompton, in the United States Senate, i I on Tuesday, was as follows : Jar*.-.Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Benja-j inin, Biggs, Bigler, Bright, Brown, Clay, , Evans, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, tireen, (twin. Hammond, Henderson, Houston, Hun , ter, Iverson, Johnson, of Arkansas; ;. Johnson, of Tennessee; Kennedy, Mai ‘ lory, Mason, Pearce, Polk Sebastian, j Slidell, Thompson, of Kentucky; Thom son, of New Jersey; Toombs, Wright, ’ Yulee—33. ' Nays. —Messrs. Bell, Broderick, Chan dler, Collamer, Crittenden, Dixon, Doo | little, Douglas, Durkee, Fessenden,Foot, ' j Foster, Hale, Hamlin, Harlin, King, ! Pugh, Seward Simmons, Stuart, Sum | liter, Trumbull, Wade and Wilson--25. , j I.ater from Texas. j By the arrival of the steamship Mag r nolia, from Galveston, the New Orleans I [papers have Texas dates to the 20th. I t| The interments in Galveston for the ! ! municipal year were 118. I ' The Houston Telegraph says cotton jbegins to roll in briskly —the receipts for j , the past week being over 1100 hales. . j Fine spring rains and flattering pros-! . | poets encourage the planters of Western! 5 ! Texas. . | The Southern Beacon of Henderson . j says a quarrel lately took place between j . j two respectable citizens of that county r (Rusk) named Rachels and Peguies, * t jabout a bale of cotton, and that tliej . : former was killed by the latter after ex- j 'changing several shots. Mr. Peguies! ! lias been arrested. Je— . Dietary at a Homer pa title HorpUal. 5 j .. - j MY MINIMA CANORA. t i Take a robin's leg, (Mind the drumstick merely) ' ! Put it in a tub V j Filled with water nearly ; 1 , s'et it out of doors In a place that’s shady. I. Let it stand a week, (Three days if lor a lady.) Drop a spoonf.il cf it In ■ five-pail kettle, Which may be made of t:: 1 . - | < r any baser metal; t Fill the kettle up, ret it on a-boiling. ' .Strain the liquor well, I j To prevent its spoking ; t. One atom add of salt, x ! For tie •' lekeuing one »rrwl. ; And'. toll lit the lire ■ Tin Ho : aibiu Journal ' * Let the boil S Half an hour, no longer ; l (If bis for a man, j . Os course you’ll make it stronger ' 1 Should you now desire - That the soup be liavory, Stir it once around y With u stalk of savory. When the broth is made, Nothing can excel it ; Then three times a day Lot the patient smell it. Ts ho chance to die Say ’twas Nature did it ; i | If Ik* chance to live J Give the soup the credit S 01-’FKIAL DRAWIItfIB OF THU Sparta Academy Lottery. OF GEORGIA. I The following are the drawn numbers of the ’ SIWKTA ACADKMY LOTTERY, Class .’Mil—erawn t i MARC i 26, 1858 : \ 122, 48, 49, 43, 80, 9, 75, 65, 67, 18. 16, 66, 01. | The following arc the Drawn Numbers of the! u i SPARTA ACADEMY IjDITERY, Clan 344— Extra. I - ! drawn MARCH 27,1858 : ; 61 7?. 9, 60, 10, 26, 59, 03 44, %\ rv--■ Y c lodh. 12 | k CO., Manners. t, for the Million!!! 1 ! The Cheeped lihwunoling Gas ever f.hscoverai. ! HAVING purchased the Patent-right j for the istiite < f Georgia, and Edgefield Dis-1 | trivt, S. C., for making Illuminating j GAS FROM WOOD ANO WATER, t by Choate & Tyler's proves-;, we are prepared to! . 'sell iiftHvidual or public l/gliU for the use of| said Patent. Among the many advantages these works have I 1 lover all others, are the fallowing : r Ist. The abu.vuin • • ajM cimapuess of the ma-j j- jtoml from which Li- is ;;-.u<le. viz : 1 i PINE WOOD AND WATER. lj 2*.l Tbc durabiuy of the works when com-) 1 I j aied With others. t| ' j " | Any uegro ruv be tiught t<* make the i P- rfeotty in .*. vc-y sb-.a t time. * 3 Gas manufactured under ibis patent h&i been 3 j Hi uninterrupted uso c.t Kii kparrick .‘j I.f '.tnc; 's , i i lion- c. -j-. Berzeiia. on the Georgia R.dlroad, since . July ir-'t. wiiere *tin,;y bo seen. They have a 1 I very superior light lor onk f >UKTii tub pkice oi - j i Any ■•oßimuiiications addressed to either of Hie " j I*-:limed, ill Augusta, will meet with proaiot s li&teatiuß. ' PLUMB & LKITNER, JAMES GARDNER, I. A. ROBE Hl’. W. W. TRKMBLEY, HENRY PARDEN. leb4tf / I.\MPFiINE. V resh Campbine, for sale by • mhC S. C. MUSTIN. !T7IRESH FLUID. ” Five bbis Irotfh Fluid, just received and for ! j sale low by mhO S. (J. MU .-TIN. j j I I AIR DYES! ' “ A iJullaru’p, Datchclor’s.Chti-tadoro’s, Pha-J . U u s, Jayne’s, Altxamier’s Tricobapbe ; Frol. Wood’s and Mrs AHeii’n Hair Kcsiorativ© j Jayne’s Hair Ton ft , Pkalon's Invigorator j Harry’s Trlcopher«ui°. and Lyon’s .K:»tb.;i**oi For sale l.y tV2-dAw w M. H. Ti'TT. tiohl Baud Oiuiter Setts. I AM SELLING GOLD BAND DINNER i SKITS (i lies! French China. mS4ti|ier s«tt. Cjntiining onu hundred and thirteeb pieces. mh24 C. MUSTI.V. JLJa rpeiv 8 magazine for April, just xuLSi' ' TEO9. RICHARDS & SON. ; ; famerrial Infcnre. Attest dates from I iverpoo! March 13 Latest dates from Havre March If Litcf-t dates from Havana March 12 EVENING DISPATCH OFFICE. 1 Augusta, Saturday, March 27. P. M. J Cor»o.v—Sales yesterday afternoon. 101 bales: 2at S, 3 at 9, snt 10, 5 at 10».„ 6at 10#, 4 at 10 K, 17 at 10#, Bat 11. 34 at li#. 2at 11 y> at 11 # ceut<. Sales this morniDg, 351 bales : 3 at 9. 4 at o#. oat 9 22 at 10#, 28 at 11, 144 at 11 7 16, K 2 at 11 #, 42 at 11# cc-nts. Thore is a poo l demand, with light offerings and ar. un-ottled ourket. Decline on tic ac counts uU.ui 1 4 ci nt. Raco.v—We have heard of sales of about 3f00! lbs. Bacon, at 10# cents, hop round. :2>» - | Augusta Provision Market. | Rtportei by li. I’HII.I'OT, Clerk nfOkeUarUt. n , Ktrmt. prices. Beef, on foot whole, do 7 fa) 8 I Hogs do d. 7 ' a (o) 8 : retail io<g) 12# j Mutton 9 0 io n Dy;,)l2‘ 2 , Sweet Potatoes 150r»200 * Chickens 311,335 | I rorkeys 10o®150 1 i t orn, by the Load 66,3 ; 0 ; I K Kilter, by the Load, "jt 100 100® j Pea Hay, do do do 100(3125 j , Crass Huy. do do 100,3125 hh «<* 30© 5n I Recelpls of ('ottoii, j Charleston, March .5 2556 bah s Savannah, March 25 16; 8 do Columbus, March 23 91 do SA\ ANNAH, March 25 — Cotton —Sales were ; made readily at a slight advance on yesterday \> prices. We quote 9to 12# cents. * MACON, March 26.— Cotton —Prices range at from 8# toll#c. Market rather dull. _ •*.- — Col.l MBUS. March 25.— Cotton —We have to ; report sales of 323 bales at prices ranging Irom | 10 toll# cents. ! , CHATTANOOGA. March 25.— Bacon— Supplies l heavy and constantly on the increase Holders ! are asking 10 cents, hog round. By the quan ; tity we dare say 8# to 9# would be fair figures. | Corn— Stocks heavy, 40 to 45 cents. Hour— Supplies full. .Superfiue ranging from ! $2 to $2.50 per sack. Wheat —6s to 76 cents we suppose quotable ; figures. *•* MEMPHIS, March 24.— Cotton —Stiles reached 1717 bales at former rates ; Inferior 7 a 7# I Low Ordinary 7# a 8# Good Ordinary 8# a 9# .Low Middling, 7# a 10 i Middling 10 a 10# 1 Good Middling 10# a 11# Middling Fair nominal Fair nominal NASHVII LE, March 25.— Cotton. —The past j week has been unusually dull, with sales of only about 400 bales at 8# to 10 cents. , Flour —We quote tine at $3f0:53.50 ; superfine 1 53.75(954; extra s4.sofS>*s - little demand, cud sales small . at 50fa 60 cents per bushel. Bacon —Sales from wagons at 898# cents. Lard is in demand, ut 9 cents f* Ifc. piping Intelligence. CHARLESTON, March 20.—Arrived, Bl ip Can dace, Now York ; ship Gun Parkhill, Liverpool; ship Hartford, New York. * Cleared, ship Mackinaw and bark Globe, Liv : crpool ; schr R W Dillou, Boston. SAVANNAH. March 27—Arrived, sour Alice Ai n Randal, Havana. Cl. ared, brig Sea J ion, St Jago do Cuba : ship Sunbeam, Liverpool; schr Henry Castoff Ha vana. Departed. ‘.lmr Swan. Augusta. liIIKENK & PULASKI J&M ksu n»ai ati* tS LOTTERIES ! Managed, Drawn and* Prizes Paid by the will known ami rexpoimllc firm of Ci II 1H Uo R Y i\, M AU It Y . i SALES ( LOSE EACH DAY at 2 o’clock- EXTRA CLASS 9, i To be d awn on SATURDAY, April 3d, IS.'« RICH SCHEIE! 37,500 DOLLARS! SIO,OOO, SO,OOO, SI,OOO, S3SOU, S3SON, 2i3 oi $300,#c., «.Nc.. *Vc. Ti kets, $lO ; Halve -!, $5 : Quarters. $2.50. lti=k on a package of 25 Quarters, $37. THE SMALLER GLASSES, ! Wi’d be drawn every day lathe following order : ON MONDAY. j The Capital Prize will be from $9,G00 to 3! I.roo. | Tickets. $2.50; Halves, $1 25; Quar’s, 62# i t.-:. TUESDAY. ! Capital, $4,000 to $6,099. Ticket.-. $5 Halves. •! 50cents; Quarters, by the package. WEDNESDAY. Capital. sl* ,000 to $15,9C0. j .Ticket# $4; Halves, $2 ; Quarter sl. THURSDAY. ; Capital, $7,5G0 to $.• UOO. 'i si .•••!.•• ;... Hu v-. $1; Quarters. 50 cents. FRIDAY. Capital $9,000 to sil 0(0. Tickets. ' $2.50; Halve-, $1.25 ; Quarters, 62cent:-:. SATURDAY. | Capital, $4,000 to s>'.oa). Tickets, $1; Halves, j6O cents. Quarter.-, by the packaged. ; jg®** Payment of Brizes iuihe above Lotteries. [ is secured by a bond <>! Seventy Thousand Del j lars. in the hands of tin* Tr .-.surer oi the Com rmssioncr.s, appoim-d l.v tl. state of Georgia. i Notes of all solvent Bank-: taken in payment j for Tickets. , ’Orders promptly atR-u-i l to. and Ech um ■ | and Drawings forwarued. Apply to .101 iN A. MILLF.N, Broad-st., ilorrs \>v\ v. •*. <t t \ • I.IJTHKIt ROLL, IT HIS NEW STll, t in r of Kills a. <i .Tackson--Is., Nearly in tint Hear of the Glol-e Hotel, jONTH ft C<>R Nl< 11BE! J• W AROHI R’S ST \ BLES, j HAS ON HAND a full assortment of j CO At HKS, KiK’KAW AYS, i op and No Top ♦ j LU-GGJI.S, i:c. ; wliich will be .-’old extreim.dy j ! low and on accommodating terms, j ALSO—A full assortment of a 1 kinds of male- j rials used by Coach and Harness Maker?, Ac.: I SUCH AS . AXLES, SPRINGS, BOLT'S, HUBS, FELLOWS, j .-POKES, SHAFTS. FINGLETRKKs?. BAND* i M H.EABLE CASTINGS, ENAMELLED LEATHER id CLOTH. PATENT DASH and HARNESS LEATH ER, 4c. REP aIRING ol Harness and \eh nor done promptly ami at low prices. V.dii les manufacture!! to order. The same assortment to be found at the old > :tu»d. corner of Washington and Reynold &ts , ! in rear of the Augusta Hotel. jan-twly PHILADELPHIA LAoKH BEER Jl- -A Iresh supply just i eeeived and lor sale by T DMAS WHYTE, fol|o Agent for the Brewers. J ’ y-Id v. j Wnoxes Assorted *'nndy. For sale low by JOS IA siitLKY & SONS, tnq3| _ p No fi. tv nr on Wm-k i /ynsi V Linseed Oil 400 gallon Sperm do 309 do Ramp do 600 do Tanners do 600 do Castor do 300 do ° livA do g 5 basfci 1 vrfioic low Ly ;m>2 WAI. li. XL IT, , i]lisfflliinro«s gl&brrlfsmfnts. I TUB LIVER IPIGOFM! PREPARED ISY l)R. SANFORD’S COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM a- xj jvc s , TS ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE i and Liver Medii iues now before the public, that acts as a CATHARTIC, easier, milder, and mure cifectual than any other medicine known. It is not only a<’ .tbarlie, but a Liver renie y, acting first on the Liver to eject its morbid mat ter, then on the stomach and bowels to curry oil that matter, thus accomplishing two purports eUeeluHlly, without any f.f the painful fecih.gs experieiiccu m the uperaliob:-ui ne.-l i'aliu,.. s ; It strengthens the system nt the same time tiait it purges it ; and when t .ken daily in moderate : doses, will strengthen ahd build t up with uu , usual rapidity. Hi.* Liver is one of |t ito digest well, purifv the principal regula- , ingjthe 110 d, giving tors oj the human | tene and health To the , body, and when it per- § j whole machinery, re foi ms its f unctions # moving the cause oi well, the pow er of the « the disease,—ejecting sv stem are fully do « a radical cure, vcloped. Tlie stomach ty Bilious attacks are almost entirely dc • cured, and. what is ; pendent on the health ® better, prevented by action ot the Liver u>r g the occasional use ot ♦he proper perform-the Liver Invigorator. anceof its functions; One dose a* ter eating when the stomach *i< . S ni;;.to relieve at fault, and the whole ‘ the stomach and pre | .system suiters in con- w [vent thefoodfromri , sequence of cue organ g sing and souring, i —the Liver.— having g i Only one dose taken : ceased to do its duty _ before retiring, pre | For the diseases of that “ vents Nightmare. j» : organ, one of the pro Only one dose taken I I prietors has made it at night, loosens the I his study, in a prac- . bowels gently, and I lice of more than 2C V cures Coslivenes3. years, to find some re K One dose taken alter \ i inedy w herewith t« each meal will cure | counteract the many , a Dyspepsia, derangements towhici i One dose of two tea it is liable ■ spoonfuls will always I To prove that this relieve Sick Headache, remedy is at last .* One bottle taken for found, any person * female obstructions, troubled with Liv-r - J removes the cause of Complaint, in any of its | the disease, and makes forms, has but to tryji • la perfect cure, bottle, and conviction ®| Only one dose imme- I >3 certain. J diately relieves Cholic, 1 These Gums remove r while i ( all morbid or bad mat- '■ One dose often rc ter from the system. A peated is assure cure I applying hi their I tor Cholera Morbus, i j place a healthy flow of ff and a preventive of i! bile, invigorating the *4 Cholera. stomach, causing food Only one bottle is , ; needed to throw out o! the system the effects o! i medicine alter a long sickness. l i One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all sal lowness or unnatural color from the skin. > ! One dose taken a short time be ore eating i gives vigor to the appetite, and makes food di , ,est well. . i One dose often repeated cures Chronic Diar rhoea in its worst forms, while Summer and Bowel Complaints yield almost to the first dose. i One or two doses cures attacks caused by | Worms in children, there is no surer, safer, or speedier remedy in the world, as it never fails. A lew bottles cures Dropsy, by exciting the absorbents. | We take pleasure in recommending this medi< | cine as a preventive for Fever ami Ague, Chill j Fever, and all Fevers of a Bilious Type, it ope ! rates with certainty, and thousands are willing t j to testiiy to its wondertul virtues. All who use it are giving their unanimous ten timony in its favor. 3 i Mix Water in the mouth with the In vigorator, 1 i ami swallow both together. 1 The LIVER IN VIGORATOR is a scientific Modi- ; j cal Discovery, and is daily working cures, a’, j most too great to believe. It cures as if by ma- j | gic, even the first dose (jiving benefit, and seldom * . more than one bottle is required to cure any kind ; of Liver complaint, from the worst Jaundice or ' Dyspepsia, to a common Headache, all of which ! are the result of a Diseased Liver. Price, $1 per bottle. SANFORD & CO., Proprietors, 1 345 Broadway, NY v York. Sold, wholesale and retail, by PLUMB & LF.IT NER, W. H.TUTT*and Druggists every where. mhlO ’ ly OH i. HUNDRED bushels THRASH e ] r ED OATS, in store, on consignment, and for |osi. kv .-i : 2 \J. *v •nbiTKi . FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE! .'ET» A FIK EIX S COM PA XV, CAPITAL, 5i,000.000. -ETNA LIFE i.\S. ( OMPAWY, CAPITAL, $200,000. COX\ECTICUT INS. COMPANY, i capital, s2oo,ooo—with a large surplus. mhl9 Gm JOHN G. SI.EDGE, Agent. 1 Just Received. / IIIILDREN’S Double and Single CAR- V,/ RMGK-. For rale by n.h.o ' S. C. MI STIN’. ■ / IHO JOE NEW BACON. | - : ing of Hams, Shoulders ami Bides. For .- .ale by JUS IA H Si :I.KY k SONS. feblß No. 6. Warren Block. IARD. J Fifty’packages new Tennessee LARD, in' bnis, half bids and cars, for sale by febS BAKER, WRIGHT & CO, > R, P. SPELMAN, SR-, PAINT 511 R., Greene-street, Augusta, Get rgia. fi 1 Potatoes. rPEN bills. MERCER POTATOES; _J.. 2) do Yellow Flaming do Just received at f. l>l7 ll’A.Vl IGXAC k lirnnAßD'S. ; ONE THOUSAND bushels OATS, iu store an l lor sale low by M. V. WOODRUFF, c V*6 corner Reynold and Mclntosh POTATOES. ‘2OO bblri l ink Eye PLANTING I’OTATOES ; ! in do Peach Blow m, For sale low by 'Y 9 Uwff ' iESTES x- - LARK. Ol US, HCOHOL AND BURNING FLUID. . i 25.» gaR. Best Lamp Oil $1 25 per ga’loo 1 j 2'.io do* I ard elo i4O do do : ' j 20t) do Best Castor do 2 isuo do 300 do Train u’o 75 do do ' ; -59 do Paint do 1 0t: do do 200 do Tanners do 7f» do do ! : 500 do Fresh Burning Fluid... 80 do do i | 300 do 5*5 ueg. Alcohol 90 do do ' —ALSO 50 boxes French Window Glass. Ju-t receh ,'“lby i:*i>2 THOS. P. FOGARTY. j For Sale. A FIRST-RATE BLaUKSMTIH. t; c ■ i\. qi-ire at tide office. fobl!) ts : r ARD. IJ 5 bb!s ehui- ■ NF.W LARD. Fm -,.’e bv | JOSIAH SIBLEY* SONS, No. fl Warren Block, j '( IHEF.SE, cheese. v. 50 boxes Kngiish Dairy Cheese, i 50 do State ‘ do ; For saio low by JOSIAH BIBLEY bvE NS. j feb2s No. 6. Warren Block. | ! Ciibiiiet Makiug asid ite pairing, «.Vc. XXr 11. FROUTY &CO. having dfe H • solved, by mutual consent, the un-j.-r ; signed may be found at the tmd, t cady u uo all jobs committed to hitn in the way of OAUINET MAKING AND REPAUiING. AND liOUeE CARI'ENTERINU. w. If. l ItOUTY, Simp on Washington, between Broad and do nobl-streets. 9 PICkUfiDTONGUES. Choice Piekluii.Touj;ijus. j■:-i received and ici aaie a* rttt * ISANIII.XAC & HUBBARD’S. Bacon. -5,000 lbs Tennessee Bacon. For sale low ’ »y JOSUHMBLFA'&FONA m ll3 No. 0, Warren Block ! 8t : N dries; •200 bbis FJ-VNT’N'ii POTATOES : 300 boles TOBACCO, ail tirade- . 100 kegs SOI i A ; i *IOO boxes Adamantine CANDLES 500 ke.s NAILS ; 4 13 tierce. KtCF. For sale low ty j teWS WILCOX, HAND S ANtAEV. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. HIM, CHICHESTER & CO., LATE IIA VILAXD, RISLET S,- CO., BKOAD-STKEKT, AUGUSTA, GEO, TWO DOOBS ABOVE THE GLOBE HOTEL. DEALERS IS DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, PATENT MEDICINES CARDEN SEED, ROSENDAI.E CEMENT, CALCINED PLASTER ' PA IiIS, §‘c. t tyc. , Bfc. • MKKCHANTS, WHO mi t, MEDICINES OF FIRST QUALITY, fel'VMm MAY BELY ITOX liEIN'G SUITEU. ’ SWAN & CO.’S LOTTERIES.. Authorized' by the 'State of Georgia. i CO’ $70,000 ! 433 FOli TEX DOLLARS!! riIHE following Scheme will be drawn A Lys. -WAN .M lliMl-'V, M.tliagrr.J cf the! sl<arta Academy Lotlerv, In eaeli of the ir Single 1 ! Number Lotteries f.ir MARCH, 185 S, r.t Al‘. , j lAr-TA, (la , in pnhlie, under the superinteu- i Wittier of Commissioners. CLASS 5, , !, iTo he drawn in City of Augusta,Ga„ in Dublin, on , SATURDAY. March 0, 18)8. I ' CLASS 6 To be drawn in city of ugusta,Ga..in public on i : SATURDAY, March 13, 1868. I ’ I CLASS;, I To ho drawn in City of Augusta. C,a., in public, on ! SATURDAY, Alarch 20, 1868. ! CLASS 8, j To be drawn mCity of Augusta, Ga., in public, on i SATURDAY, March 27, 1868. ! ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!!! jt Five Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty- 1 Five Prizes ! XKARI.Y ONE PRIZE TO EVERY .VINE TICKETS ! I ' MAGNIFICENT SCHEME ! Jbbe Drawn each Saturday in Atareh,. lßsß. 1 Prize of $70,000 j 1 “ “ 30.000 ’ 1 10,000 I ‘ 6;000 1 “ ■’ 4.1W1 i 1 “ “ 3,000 1 “ “ 1,600 * “ “ 1,000 A “ ’• 000 A “ “ HDO 4 “ “ • 700 4 “ “ 000 50 “ “ 5,0 60 “ “ 300 100 “ “ 126 230 ‘ “ 100 APi’ROXIMATTON PRIZES. 4 Prizes el S4OO Ap. to $70,000 Prze are SI,OOO 4 “ 300 " “ 30,000 “ are 1,200 4 “ “ 200 “ “ 10,000 “ are SCO ; 4 “ “ 126 “ “ 6.600 “ are 600 1 4 “ “ 100 “ 4.0i19 “ arc 400 l 4 “ 'V “ “ 3.000 “ are 300 | 4 “ •” 60 “ “ 1,500 11 are 200 ,5,000 “ “ 20 are 100,000 i 5,455 Pi izes amounting to $320,000 | Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters $2 50. j PLAN OF THE I/TITERA . ' The numbers from Ito 50,000 coFrespou Uug ! | with those numbers on the Tickets printed on I • seperate slips of paper, are encircled * ith small ! i ! tin tubes and placed in one Wheel. The first 457 prizes, similarly printed and on- • i circled, are placed In another wheel. The wheels are then revolved, aud a number : ' >3 drawn from the wheel of numbers, nod at the . j same time a prize U drawn from the oile r wheel. Tl»o number and prize drawn out are : opened and exhibited to the audience, mid regia- | itcred by the o)tn'ml>.doner.«; the pi ./. ; being . j placed against the number drawn. This opera r tion is repeated until all the prize-are drawn out • Jpprn-.fi 1,1 Alton /Viw.—The two preceding - f and the two succeeding numbers to those draw- j j ing the first 7 prizes will be entitled t.» the 2? 1 Approximation Prizes. For example: if ticket j number 11-50 craws tlm $70,000 prize, those ! I tickets number. .1 1124*. 11249, 11261.11252, wil J ! each be r n titled t. $ too. If ticket number soi ! ! draws the $25,000 priz , Uv.se tickets numbered | 545. 540. 551, 852 will each be entitle 1 to S3OO. j and s..on according to the above scheme. Ihe.iWOpriz ; ei S2O will be determinated bj i the la.-t figure of the number that draws the j $70,000 prize, l'er fxarmdo, if the nnmbcr i drawing the $70,000 priz- . mis with No 1, then j alt the tickets where Urn numb r ends In , will! ihe entitled to S2O. If t. number ends with \h. 1 2, then all the tick* t v.ho:-• tie Nound* in 2 will; • be entitled to S2O. in.d so on to > i Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol- i ’; lowing rates, which is the risk : : Certific ate of IV.- fcnire of 10 Who! -Ticket - SSOI <!<> ‘'o 10 Half do .... 40 d° do Id Quar. do .... 20 do do do 20 /-.'eighth do 10 Li ordering Tv-Ms or Certificates, enclose the money to our uddre.-s for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first! mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending ini , any figure they may designate. ; The l i tof Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be i : sent to purilhasers imm -dintoly after the drawing j Sfir lb rehu-ers will please write their signs- i tores plain, and give then Post Office, County 1 and State. Ait Remember that ev rv Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction. VsT AH prizes of SIOOO and under, paid inune ; d«atoly after the drawl.-.g—otlic-r prizes at tlie j nr- nal time of thirty days. All communications strictly confidential. Address order. Tickets or Certificates to j S. SWAN &CO., Augusta, (fa. Persons re-i'ling nv.ir Montgomery, Ala j , or Atlanta. Ga.. cm have their ordoi s til fed, and ! ■' ave bine, by addressing S. Swau & Co. at either ■ of rhose cities m |,l ! UtiAjkt* 40 hhds good to prime N 0 SUGAR, 15 do prime clarified do , ! 150 bbls A. II at.d C do 25 do Crushed dlo J For sale low bv f-h 22 * vn u:ox. hani»& an.-i kv. Molasses, molasses! . 50 hie is choice Cuba Molasses, to arrive, from Charleston. F«-r - tie bv JUsUII SIBLEY &SON£, j ; nj h2 No. 0, Warren Block L K AT H 13 R AIACHINJS BELT IAG AND FACTORY FIND NC.S. PATENT Riveted. Stretched and Oe-, merited Leather BELTING, single and dou-: i ble, all widths, l tejri!i inches, curried « - ; stretched by uuwclvQuality guarantied. A i l.ir. e stock always on hand. Also—Rubber Ifi-lting and Ftoam Packing, , jCopf <*r Riveis and J;.i, r.-, &c.; Washers, Rim | Travelers, Roller Brushes, Roller Cloth, Stripper j d Fiekcrs, I.ag Screws, Lag Leather, and a vari« ty of Factory Findings. For sale onac gv. : inodatiue terms bv | ' - RERMAN. JESSUP k CO., j No. 341. Broad-st, - i door cf-ovc Bank of Au- J ! . A supply juat lun »d u:;(!i(ir sate low b-. M>22 U'M. JLTUIT ; ( 4LAUIFIEU HUOAKS. i, I V 50 bbls C Sugar, 25 do A do; 10 bbls B Sugar ; *ls do Crushed; 15 do Powdered do. ! For sale low by i in till-dm ' A. P. WILLIAMS. ! i SO AP, STARCH, «&c. ONE HUNDRED boxes No. 1 SOAP; i i 25 boxes •‘TaKCH : 200 boxes CANDY ; ; 25 halt bbls CRAChKIhS. For sale by j I mhllidm A. D. WILUAMS. * Bacon sii »Ksat,<i hams. ’ [| 5 hhds J’rime Bacon tli -do do do lIAtP. for sale by l JOSIAIi UIBI.KY 4KSUN<. i No. P, Warren Block. SAMUEL. SWAN & CO., ! T—i 011 hji* y !M a iiagers, ' BANK I.IIS und Dealers in Exclum^*. Uucurrcut Money and Specie, in V\o Au fgu-ta llut.il building, Brcad-st , AugUßta. Ga. Olfiee hours from 6AMtolu PM. Dally pa ’• pers. on file from all the prineijia) cit'os. ele j graphic reports of latest dates, Iteuling ruom freoto travoilers arnUthe public i • All are invked to call. «->o C^etS m Georgia Lotterios from $1 to aug26-tl A PEW *>hdß N O SUGAR, iu store, VX ams fur Mile by ! xnsz* M. W W-jO'.LVFF. SPRING DRY GOOBS GRAY & TURLEY BED TO AXNOUNCKtothcircustoin or ■ :u'<l the public that they now have n tore, and are daily receiving a very extensh e , and choice selection of SPRING AND SUMMER I>ry Goods. We wish'it to he remembered that we still ke-p a resident purchaser at the North, from whom j we receive daily the LATEST IMPORTED FASHIONS! ; We solicit Country Merchants, buy in? for ca; b, j to call and examine our stock, and ’ I ASCERTAIN OCR PRICES. | To such we are prepared to offer superior ir I ducements. 1 Below we mention some of the MOST FASHIONABLE. i as also some of the leading articles in each de j partment. Dress Goods, Rich Chintz Phono BAYADERE BIT.KS* do do RAYKIYAQUILLK «!o <io Moire Antique Bl’k and Pol’d do BischoQ ’sColehrated BLACK SILKS, iu great, variety ; Murcelluiuc and Florence SILKS. n!l colors : GRENADINE, PRAPKD'PARISnndSEW ; ING SII.IC ROBES ; Phallic, Barege D’loiine an*‘ ; BAREGE ROBFS. PRINTED LAWN. PRINTED BP.ILI.ANTE, CHAU .IKS, BAREGE DELANE, BA REG IS, CRAPE M A BETZ, CRAPE Di.PARIS, CANTON <l,Olll. BOMBAZINE, A LAP AC A, &t\, k<.. HOSIERY AND EMBROIDERIES! Udies HOSE in COTTON, SILK and LINE' ! Mi.-: ; c.s do do do do <‘o do Gents }i do do do * do do do j I a 'ies CLOVES in KID. SILK, LINEN and , SILK MITTS. 5.00 b Kmhd. BANDS, iu JACONKTT, and MULL. 5.1.0 i l-'inbd. COLLARS and SET TS, iu J AC- S'Kf. SWISS and MI LL. EDGINGS and INSERTING, in great varietv. ! Em!..l. I.I.VKN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEF in great variety. WHITE GOODS. EmK MULLIN' ami T.ACJ’ (TRTAIN'S. | do do lor Ladies I>ltt>'SES. ! Main JACONLf -I'd SWISS MUSLIWS. 1 N in.-'ook MCI Land Book do (Printed BRH.I.AXTK and Frei cUCAMBRI MANTILLAS, :HA\VI-< SCARES, kc., in grei i variety and very cheap. DOMESTICS. 1 5 oa=es BROWN' silllliTlVGS, Ri,'c. i 5 no WHITE do ev pieces CALICOES, fast colors, " o,' 4 c. \L.L THE FAVORITE UR ANUS Ol I AMERICAN CALICOES AND Sliirtlngs, ANLV LOW A VERY HANDSOME LOT OF GINGHAMS, IN T IILACK AND COLOKED. j 2.000 COUNT!*RI’AXKS. from SI 26 to $lO ear . 5 cases 11*4 SHEETING, best qunlitv, 31 *, . 5 do BED TICKING. APRON CHECKS, j FURNITURE PRINTS, &c. LI 3NTESKTS, Best Irish LINEN DAMASK, 50 to $1 50. do do do NAPKIN'S and, DOYLIES, 100 to 450. i Best Irish LINKS' TABLE. CLOTHS. do do do for >IIIBT FRONT'S 25 to 1 5 PI tin and Fam v LINENS, for Gentlemen an 1 Boy s v.etr, from is \ to 75c. per yard. SUNDRIES. : RIBBONS—LUTt-S, SATIN AND VELVET.— FI ! URK AND DRESS FRINGES ; PARA :*< •l, llnCd* SKIRTS, FANS, HAIR BRUSHES, Cf)MBS, FANCY SOAPS, «kc . Ac. mh22 V » K W A N U VAM* v \a is U E M E I) Y . 101.1 HBII.\ BITTERS! COM rut EO aTKICTLY OK THK , CHOICEST \ EGETABLE EXTRACTS, AM) WXR!;.VMKI> TO GIVK GREAT KKIaIEF IN DYSPEPSIA. And till diseases arising front .1 Disordered State of the Stomach. A3l 1 H -' s NAFSEA. CONSTII’ATZOX. O HILNKSSOF BLOOD to tho Head, Gid.l --i Tic.-s of th- bead, depression of spirits, loss of : •■M'pvtit . pain ui the side and hack, fever and •c’Ut*. g-iicnl debility, and tho * thousand other iilA ” ari'ing indigestion and enfeebled ebr^ ■' *’ f the digestive organs. Habitual costive 1 n*-.-s is l'ouml vry freipiently connected with G • '* , e cnfistitntiofc.--, and persons of sedeidary h'' it wlifi ho!! .t exerts a very unfavorabio j inlluci.ee upon the gem rul health of the subject, ! arm Is particularly inauiA sled by a restless and i desiJon- ing state of miu I, Irregular, if not a loss; j of appetite. F- r this* condition o; '. »: system, this article is ! eonrtdentlj' recommenued with the positive as • raucc that, if the dose ha properly mljustcd, >t as not to move the bowels t<x> activo!v, R K ID, r E F may he relu d on, w ithout any, even the least <«!' tho unpleasant consequences resulting fron the use <d live common purging medicines usual ly resorted to. Persons afflicted with HEMORRHOIDS, can partake of this medicine with safety, as Aloes forms no part el its composition. bold by cregg;-p.-, and merchants generally • and in Angus* by H ivilaml, Chichester * Co \s m 11. Tutt, an a Plumb & . eitiior. leb3-6m Jl'jUt >Hs AN I> V 1-xiARS. J 13'Jt'b! ImV IV-tn W ~1,-KtA' ; 100 no ‘.Vein fair to line <’V 1 ru.oit i. I M<>,_u.m SKL AitS •10 UKANUY ; 4u libks LtiN ■ 25 übls IU \|. i t.r ta . e j. y ’ - . nibil-Am /. ]. KUITAMS. tjt LO tfg. '• — — ; X 3 |J O lack-■ T-:nn«»t6 - tpnrflne Floor. 100 do do Family do 300 do D-mmead’s superhue do Iu store and lor sale by— tVbs BaKFR. WRIGHT &CO IjLAieA) tVO-j.Nb, DOKK.B, tvOi'i KMVIM, IV . rain at fs * t26 a C. MUSTiN