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mM THE BEPtJBLICAN. tfYP. W. ALEXANDEMCO. THOS. W. LAWKt A880CIATB EDITOR. TKMillN HEOVCEth Daily, in »dv»uo« •& 00 If not paid in advanco 0 00 Tri*\Voefcly, in advanco 3 00 If not paid m advanoo 4 00 Weekly, invariably in advance......... 3 00 Weekly, (club price,) 10 copioa for 15 00 To glvo a still wider circulation to the Nrjiubh- cait, and thereby to bring Savannah and ita bust* neaa tnoro prominently boforo tho country, the Fro- prietora olfor tholr Daily paper at $5 00 n year, and their TrMVeekly at 33 00, to all now eubecribota. To tlieir preecnt lubaeribcrs who do uot aoonor ro- uew tholr eubeeriptinna, tho paper will bo fur- niahod at tho reducod rates on and niter tho let of Janaary, and thoao who havo paid in advanco will bp credited accordingly. •Wo propose also to iasuo a Weekly paper, com- moncing early in November, at $8 00 a year, to be paid Tor invariably in advanco. i'o ciuba of ten, the Weekly will bo furnished at f15 00. BAVAKSAH, OA. n'i:ni*,;*D/»v Montana, nov, to. By Magnetic Telegraph. [run tub aarratieAH.) From Mlllsdjyorino. Macon,Nov. 15,8 p.m.-Hon. H. L. Bonmng, or Columbus, has beon elected Judgo or tho Supromo Court for tho long term, and Judgo E. Starnes lias been elected to fill tho vacancy occasioned by Judgo Warner’s resignation. Watkins bus been oloctod Socretary of State, and J. B. Trippo, of .Putnam county, Treasurer. E. S. Candler, Com ptroller General, and P. M. Compton, Surveyor Gonoral. All those elections wore made this morn ing before dinner. Clsnrlcaton Ulnrkol. Charleston, Nov. 15th, P. M.—Cotton—Thoro was a brisk demand to-day which resulted in tho saloof 3.100 bales at extremes ranging from 8 to 101 cents. Prices continuo firm. llavro Market. Sales for tho two days previous to tho sailing of tho steamer amounted to 2,000 bales. Rico is quo ted at 3ia35ft Tho steamship Alabama honcc, arrived in Now York on Saturday evening. Salk of City Lots.—Fourteen of iho Lots ad vertised by Messrs. Cohen &. Fosdick, were sold yesterday for $8,400, an avorngo of $600 per lot. 82T To sotno of our readers it may bo interest ing to know, that Monument Square Gates havo just received a fresh coat of black paint. Wliito kids and muslins will tako nolico. fST Tho Kunkel Opera Troupe, at present in Macon, will open Iho Athenmum on Friday even ing next, tho performance on that occasion being tho first of a Berios of concerts, which they intend giving in Savannah. Tho Kunkcls were well re ceived hero last winter, and as tho Troupo has sinco then, beon much strengthened and improved, wo entertain no doubt of their success on their second visit to our city. See advertisement. Mississippi Elections.—Tho Mississippian has received roturns Buftieicnt to warrant it in saying that the Stato has gono for the Democrats, by fivo to eight thousand mnjority. Wright, Barksdalo, Barry, Singleton and Harris, all Democrats, havo been elected to Congress- 'Tho Governor, Slate Treasurer, Secretary of Stato and Attorney General elected, are also Democrats. In the Legislature there is a Democratic ma jority on joint ballot, of twenty-five, which will defeat Mr. Footo’s election to tho U. S. Senator- ship. A. G. Rose, Esq., has been unanimously ro- clocted President of tho Bank of Charleston, S. C. EdltoHal Oorroapondonco of thtStpuWMBi numanm a a> oeohoia unnuTOTts Miu.uxnvim.*, No*. 14. The President’s Messaqe is said to bo finished ; it will be sent in advanco to the Post Masters in tho principal cities of tho Union, and by them bo hand ed to tho press, as soon as its delivery in Washing ton is reported by telegraph, to have commenced.— Editors will bo rejoiced to loam that President Pierce intends to be as brief and conciso ns possible ia this, his first manifesto. It is Baid that Stewart, tho Now York Dry Goods merchant, pays a million of dollars annual ly into the U. S. Treasury, in duties on imported goods. Tho funoral procession o! tho Into Prof. Butler, who was shot recently in Louisville, Ky., by Mat- thow F. Ward, is said to have been tho largest ever known in that city. The statement of tho Delaware Gazette, that Mrs. Myra Gaines had effected a compromise with the pnrtics with whom she has so long been at luw, is denied by Mrs. G. who say?, “there is not a word of truth in tho Btory.” Murdoch, the tragedian, whilo playing Hamlet in Sacramento, fainted upon the stngo. The cur tain was dropped, and in about threo minutes rose again, and the piny was renowod from the point whero it had been broken off. Railroad Iron—Tho Will’s Valley (Ala.) Post of tho 10th says: “It is a fixed fact, that a compauy of capitalists, who arc now negotiating for a con solidation of tho Will’s Valley Railroad, with a central trunk, from Mobilo to Chattanooga, havo ready to be invested in tho manufacture of Rail road iron, two hundred thousand dollars, Tho work will bo begun, as soon as tho charter is ob tained ; and the roiling mills will be placed in iho centre of an extensive iron bed, and coal formation, immediately on the lino ofour road. Tho same pitpur, which wo may here remark is “great” on railroads in general, and tho Will’s Valley Road in especial, has tho following eloquent appeal, which wo presume is original, it being in the editorial column, without credit or quotation marks: Whether It run by my do>«r, or l»y his. Shall be, wlHi tin, an immaterial matter; So that nome ichert, we see the engine phiz, And (tear it roar, and see the cattle scatter. Tho editor of a Whig paper in Medina, makes the following interesting announcement:— “Extreme modesty and dillidcnce forbid the men tion of our marriage, on Thursday last, to Miss Kate Ryan of this village. Consequently, we shall lot our friends find it out by tlieir wits. From Cuba.—Intelligent nnd well informed gen tlemen, being residents of Cuba, who arrived hero in tho steam ship Isabel, from Havana, totally discredit iho reports which have been so extensive ly disseminated in tho U. States, of a secret under standing between iho British and Spanish govern ments, for the introduction into that Island of an unlimited number of Africans ns apprentices, with a view to their becoming free, after a definite num ber of years. From the snmo source we arc given to understand that the importation of Coolies from China, is likely to prove an entire failure; and tho pnrtios who havo contracted with the Cuban authorities to introduce them, aro likely, instead of realizing a largo fortune by the undertaking, ns was expected, probably to be serious losers in tho end. Thu contract is un derstood to havo embraced an importation of six thousand—four thousand men, and two thousand women—a number of tho former bad been em barked, but n large portion of them died upon the voyage—not one ol tho latter, however, it is assort ed, has ever reached the island.—Charleston Cou rier of yesterday. John Mitchell.—'Thomas Francis Meagher yesterday morning received a letter from his friend, Mr. P. J. Smith, front Sun Francisco,'stating that John Mitchell and his family would leave for Now- Tho Supremo Court i« likely to engigo tho at* tontiun of tho Loglelituro rood. At tho tlmo it waa organized, tho (don prevailed that tho conve nience of partioa litigant required that tho Court should hold 1m sessions at points aocosslblo to all- For that purposo it was provided that it should sit si nine different places. Upv, Cobb truly rontorka In his moesago, that " experience has shown that this was a mistaken vlow of tho aubjeot, as tho par tioa soldom if ovoruttond the Court. Tholr attonu- anoo ia not noooasary.and they therefore atay away. No otto will question tho fact, that this migratory feature is attended with great Inoonvonlonco to tho members of tho Court. It this was tho only ob jection to it, it might bo bomo with, but It doprivos tho Court of tho advantages of consulting good li braries, which aro not to bo found nt many of tho points whero it is now hold." Gov. Cobb recom mends, therefore, that tho places for holding tho Court bo reduced to tho numbor (fivo) required by tho constitution. Looking to tho futuro perma nence of and usefulness of the Court, ho thinks it ad- visablo that tho constitution bo so amended as to authorizo its entire sittings nt tho scat of govern ment. Tho docket of tho Court could be so ar ranged for oach Judicial district as to onnblo coun sel to attend to their cases with as much conve nience nt Milledgovillo as at any other point. I Itopo tho Court will bo locutod at otto point, and a suitablo building provided ior its sessions, os well ns a full nnd choice library. No migratory, peripatetic tribunal, organized as |tlio Supremo Court now is, can over diachargo its duties satis factorily. Tho members of tho Court havo hardly time to glance at tho few authorities they may lay (heir hands upon,much less to mature their deci sions and lay down groat principles. I am glad to havo it in my power to state, that Mr. Miller’s bill, heretofore referred to, has been passed in tho Sonato, by a voto of 75 to 20. It provides that tho Constitution shull lie so changed as to fix tho per diem pay of members of tho Le gislature by law, and to limit tlieir pay to one-balf after the first fifty days of tho session. Should it receive tho sanction of tho House, wo may expect shorter sessions hcrcnltcr. Senate. Tho following now matter has been brought be fore (ho Senate this morning: By Mr. Miller of Richmond: A resolution to have 1000 copies of tho report of tho Board of Vis itors to the Marietta Military Institute, printed lor the use of the Senate, which was carried. This ins titution, I am glad to say, seems to bo growing in public favor. It deserves the fostering euro of the Legislature, and 1 hopo to boo some suitablo pro vision made for it at tho present session. Mr. Robinson, of Macon a resolution to ap point a joint committco to examine into tho condi tion of tho Executive Mansion, its furniture, out buildings, &c., and to report what repairs, if any, are necessary. Carried. Mr. Patterson, of Camden, a bill to authorize the Justices of tho Peace of Camden county to sit as a Land Court. Mr. Wltito, of Elbert,a bill to prevent delays in collecting debts of deceased persons nnd to autho rizo and enable temporary administrators to pay the satno. Mr. Jones, of Liberty, n bill to grant certain ex emptions to the Liberty Independent Troop and the Liberty Guards. Mr. Jackson, ol Screven, n bill to prohibit the salo of spirituous liquors in Screven county on olection, court, and sheriff’s salo days, Mr. Bailey, of Whitfield, a bill to organize a company to construct a Railroad from Dalton in this Stato to on tho Coosa river in Alabama. Mr. Guyton, of Laurens, n bill to provide for furnishing tho superintendents of general elections blank forms for making out their returns. Mr. Lawrence, of Cobb, a bill to repeal tho law passed at tho last session requiring the tickets given in nt general elections to be numbered. Mr. Ridley, of Trotip, a bill to repeal tho law authorizing the Legislature to appoint the Superin tendent of tile State Road, nnd to give tho election to tho peoplo, tho first election to take place in January next. Mr. Williamson, of Newton, a bill to incorpo rate tho Eutonlon and Covington Railroad Compa ny. Tho object of this bill is to extend tho Road now running from Gordon to Miiledgeville, nnd tltcncc to Entonton, on to Covington on tho Geor gia or Augusta Railroad. Mr. Mosely, of Spalding,n bill to add a part of tho county of Monroe to tho county ol Spalding. Mr. Collier, of DeKalb, a bill to orgauizo a Firo Company in Atlanta. Also a bill to change tho tirno of tho meeting of the Legislature from thp first Monday to the first Wednesday in November. Mr. Lambreth, of Floyd, a resolution to go into the election of State Printer on 7’hursday next tho 17th tnst. Carried. House of Representatives. Mr. Rucker, of Elbert, appeared nnd took his seat this morning. He bad been detained by indis position. Mr. Speaker Ward lias announced tho stnnding committees of tho House, a list ol which l send you. It will he seen that lie evinced groater liber ality and discrimination in tho uppointtnent of the committees, than the President oiThe Semite did. Bills introduced and read tho first time: By Mr. Hardeman, ol Bibb, a bill to establish a Fire Company in Macon. Mr. Piiiiiips, of Habersham, a bill to amend tho Act iucor(mrutiiifi tho Marietta Military institute, nnd to appropriate money therefor, ($25,(100,1 bo- liovo.) Also a hill to appropriate tho sutn of $10,000 from tho Treasury for a contingent fund. Also n bill to construct a railroad From Athens to the Rabun Gap or sotno point noar thereto. Also a bill to authorize the Governor, under cer tain conditions, to subscribe on tho part of tho Slnto to the Capital stock of (ho Northeastern Railroad company, (tho road from Athens to Rabun Gap.) Mr. Stapleton, of Jefferson, a resolution request ing each member of tho Legisimuro to leave in tho hands of tho Treasurer tho amount of his compen sation Tor one day as a contribution to the Wash ington Monument. Mr. Turner, a bill to mnko tho Ordinary in tho several counties in this Slnto ex-officio Justices of tiie Pence, so fur as to authorizo them to adminis ter oaths, witness deeds and other instruments in writing, nnd to perform tho marriago ceremony. Mr. Thornton, of Muscogco, n bill to change tho constitution ns to tho inodo of electing Judges of the .Supreme Court. Mr. McDougald, of Muscogee, a bill to amend existing laws so far ns to dispense with an order of court befuro bringing suit on sheriffs bonds, and to requiro clerks of tho Superior Courts to furnish n certified copy of said bonds on tho application of any person desiring to bring suit thorcon, and to mako such certified copy legal ovidcnco in such suit on tho trial (hereof. Mr. Clurk, of Olclhorpe, a bill to appropriate money to improve tho navigation of Broad rivor. Mr. Arnold, of Pike, a lull to authorizo oxo- cutors nnd administrators to ruuko titles to lands in certain cases. Mr. Trico, of Piko, a hill to dofino tho liabilities of railroad companies in this Stato for stock killed, and to rogulaio tho modo of proceeding in such Ids, Ditrdon, . . Stowart of Taylor, Slaton. Journal$ t Roynoldi,McCombs,Rowell, M’Losn, Bridges, ParrJa, ltuokor, Wooden, Siriokland, An drews, Stewart of Hsnoook, Radford, Hilton. Agriculture and Internal Improvements i Wal ker, Arno|d of Piko, Harrison, Dodds, Smith of Csmdon, Camoron, Latlum, Lamar, Dubignon, Powoll, McCombs, Thornton, Orlttondou, Show- mako, Rowell. Penitentiary i Poolo, Smith of DoKaib, McGre gor, Wilson, Stephens, Boatright, Ilaycs, McCurdy, Yopp, Keith, Harrell, Trico, Taylor of Wilkinson, Griffin, Mouglum. Ranke! Irvin, MoDougnJd, Hardeman, Smith of DoKnlh, Walton of Talbot, 1 Pottlo, Henderson, Hardison, Roid of Irwin, McMillan of Jackson, Robinson ol Randolph, Strother, Hamilton, Smith of Jnspor. Finance: Phillips, Hardomnn, Poolo, Walton of Richmond, Hnynio, Henderson, Hendrick, Smith of Camden; West, Alroad, Aloughun, Clark, Cody, Williams of Sumptor, Harrison. Public Education: Green, Garlroll, Host wick* Carlton, Cameron, Harris, Andorsnn, Bridges, Redding, Mays, Roid of Carroll, Crawford, Hol land, Brown, Williford. Manufactures: Smith of DeKalb, Whitworth, Sweat, Taylor of Houston, Hawkins, Harden of Clark, Hardin of Paulding, Champion, Jones, McWhorter, Ebcrhonrt, Stewart. State of the Republic: Lamar, McDougald, Latham, McWhorter, Mobley, Trico, Thornton, Richardson, Wulkor, Fannin, Niehol, Clnrko, Manor, Hamilton, Williams of Walton. Judiciary: McDougald, Latham, Lamar, Thorn ton, Irwin, Walton of Richmond, Pottlo, Arnold oi Pike, Clark, Williford, Gartroll, MaBtors,Cleve land of Crawford. Public Printing: Latham, McCombs, Harden, oi Clark, Harrison, Yopp, Woodward, Maxwell, Young, Green, IIaynio, Lamar, AdatiiB, Powell, Grant. Lunatic Asylum: Phillips, Adams, Stapleton, Carlton, Harden of Clnrk, Hood, West, Gross, Uawkfup, Turner, Harrison, Pickett, Robinson, of Washington, Loverett. Special Committee under Resolution of the House to consolidate Dills: Shewmako, McDoug ald, Pottlo, Latham, Arnold of Piko. P. W. A. ru*miAL iKVtATioy. tosTHsEK aud soquakutouMs ur ttr.kUah ttfclib. and ftiroll/, nnd Dr.J. O, Howard end family, an res pectfulljr Invited to attend tho funeral of Uio former, from his Into residence corner of Drayton and Perry strosts. This Afternoon, at a# o’clock. nov 16 ffiommerton gntriHgtiitt. U3T Boo First Page, " Lfvaarnot,, Oct. 2fl. Cotton-—Tho bettor qualities of Cotton are saleable at hill price, but tho lower grades have been neglected und aro easier to purchase, In aoine Install cos to tho extent of oiio-ulghlh to effect anlui. Consumers lake only for present use und speculators and exporters have bought cautiously and only when Inducement tempted. Tho ■trikes at Wigan ami I’resimi continuo, with others threatened, but on tho whole they are hnlanccd by tho unfavorable reporta on tho crop. The week’* sales foot up 30,550 bales, Including 5,400 on speculation and 3,540 for export. Tho stock on had Is 720,440 bales Including 421 200 American. Itrown, Shipley fc Co quote t “Pair Orleans 0#d: Mid dling Odi l-’idr Mobilefl#d; Middling 5#d; Fair Uplands fl#di Middling 5 13 JOtii Inferior lo ordinary 2#d, Friday’s sales wejo 0,000 bales tho market closing quiet. Btatb or Trad* in Mxnciibstnr. Manchester markets steady, but business extromoly limited. Thu advices from Calcutta are considered more encouraging lo trade, yet buyers act wlth-reservo. Augufttn, Nov. 14.—Cotton.—'Wo Imvo no change to notli-o In price*. Hut little doing, Holders Arm, and purchasers Indifferent about operating. HI neon, Nov, I fl.~On Thursday nnd Friday tho market was active, nt an Impronement of #c. in tho bet ter qualities, find #®#c. In tho middling grades, over tho prices of the previous week. Now’*York, Nor. 12.—Cotton—Sco Sow York correspondence. Kick—Wo do not perceive any alteration ns regards prices, ihe market being steady, but without animation, flio sales or the week amount to about BOO tcs. ut 63 75 & 64 50, cash. CorruK—(.ess activity-—Pales of Rio at 10# @11# and Java nl II# ® 11Scents, Fulfil—Quotations snow nil advanco of 12# @ 25 cents per bbl.' Sales large. Iuon—Scotch Pig continues In good demand, but In view of expected receipts, prices Imvo not Improved— Ihesa'es are 7 to fist) tons at 532 @ 33, cash, nod 835 50 337—(1 months, according to quality. "" “ ~ k is quoted nt 8 Pacific Rail Road.—Texas Route.—Tho Aus- tin.(Tcxns) State Gazette announces tho arrival at that place of Gon. Rusk, and his exploring party. Wo copy in full tho account ol his trip:— Gen. Rusk was accompanied on his trip by two nt his sons, Benjamin L. and John C. Rusk, Col. M. T. Johnson, Joseph C. Harrison, Esq, editor of tho Nncogodchcs Chronicle, Cupt. Owon Shaw, of this city, and Jim Shaw, tho Delaware Chief, as guide. Wo nro indebted to Mr. Harrison for tlio follow ing particulars of tho expedition: Gen. Rusk and party left Nacogdoches on the 29th of August, on a tour of exploration, as our readers nro aware, of a route for tlio Pacific Rail road across tho country from tho Sabine and Red Rivor in tho direction of El Paso on tho Rio Grande, ns nearly »b might bo on tho lino of the 32d parallel. They have been out two months, nnd havo made a through exploration as far ns tho Colorado, upwards of two hundred miles nbovo hero in u northwestly direction. Tito route traveled by tho company wus from Nacogdoches by tho way of Henderson nnd Tyler lo Dallas; thcnco up tho Trinity on the west side to tho mouth of tho Cloar Fork nt Fort Worth; tlicnco up that stream to its hond arid across into (lie valley of tho Brazos, striking tho latter rivor at Fort Belknap about fir- teen miles above tlio junction of tho main Brazos with tho Clear Fork. On louving Bolknnp, thoir routo lay up tho Clear Fouk by way of Phantom Hill and out at tlio head of Cluar Fork, and thence in a southwesterly direction to Oak Croek, a tributary of tlio Colorado. From Oak Crook, iho party returned by tho way of Pecan Bayou and Fort Croatian to this city. Of tlio country through which tlio company passed within (ho settlements it is unnecessary to speak particularly ; but above, Gen. Rusk and .Mr. Harrison describe in the most glowing terms. For fertility of soil, smoothness of surface nnd beauty of scenery, tlio country through which they traveled is not to bo surpassed by any region of similar ex tent in Texas or elsewhere. Tlio spreading prairies, rolling valleys and level bottoms on the streams are aa rich as tho heart of man could desire, sur rounded with forests of post-oak limiter ol the best quality tlio whole distance—such timber ns will ho peculiarly adapted lo making superstructure nnd ties of a railroad. Everywhere water of the purest kind is abundant, und as a gazing country it is unsurpassed by any in tlio world. Notwithstanding “Old Bullion" asserted that a wolf could not mako a living on the Southern route, we assert with perfect confidence, from tho statement of Gen. Rusk ami those who accom panied him on the expedition, that a more produc tive sect ion of country can scarcely bo found ill tlio Union than the one in question. At Oak Creek, Gen. Rusk and party met a com pany from El Paso, who had explored carefully tho remainder of the route, mid reported that lor all tlio purposes of cheap andexpeditions construction of a. railroad, that portion of tho routo was equally as Jiivorublo us Ihe portion explored by Gen. Rusk. The return ol this party, all in excellent health is n source of joy to the citizens of tlio Stato general ly. Gen. Rusk is in the highest spirits in regard to our prospects lor securing tho Pacific road over tlio route ho lias just explored, lie says ho has enlist ed “for the war"—that is, until tho Pacific road is built through our Stato. llis exertions in behalf of this noble, this grand enterprise, entitle him to tlio appellation of "tho Father of tho Pacific rond.” ns well ns to the undying grntitudo of tho peoplo of Texas, and of tho South generally. Tho advantages of this routo to Texas, and tho importiinco of tho right sort of action on tho part of tho legislature at an early day of tho sossion, must bo obvious to overy ono; argument on tho subject would bo usoloss. Tho company snw three hands of tho Camnn- ches—olio under Sunoco, ono under Yellow-Wolf and one utidor Buffalo Mump. Thcso Indians were perfectly friendly. Tho pnrty gavo them beef and other presonts, nnd they promised to bring in tho woman nnd two boys taken prisoners recently by tlio Lipans. Tho party express themselves under ninny obli gations to jfflj. H. W. Merrill, commanding at.Fort Belknap; Mnj. II. II. Silby.oi Phantom llill, and Capt. Wood, of Fort Croghnn, Iof tlieir kind atten tion. PnnvisiONs—Mess Pork Is quoted nt 81575 nnd Prlmo nt 812 75. Butler is plenty nml prices nre easier, hard Is again lower with more doing nt Uio Uecltuo—ihe sales are U50 bbls and les. at It)# @ HI# cents for I'ulr to prime, t.’liecre ling nitnlu slightly declined—sales uro making at 8 @8# cents for (Hilo, and (1#@ 1(1 of filate. Hat—North Itlvcr continues in request, with sales of 3IHH) to 40IX) bales at 05 @ 7Ue. for shipping, and 75 @ 87#, cash, for city use, according to quality. Navai. Stohks—North County Turpciitlno is steady nt 8*» per VfiO lbs, but WJJwbigioii i» rather lower, some sales having beets made nt 54 75. Spirits Turpentine sold ul (U) cents, cash, a further decline of 1 ecu*, but closed n little Hi hut at about the prices of Tuesday even ing. Rosins nre rather lower. The sales since our Inst are 1500 bbls. North County Turpentine lit $5; IMH) Wilmington ami Charleston, 84 75 per 2811 lbs.; 1500 Spirits Turpentine, CO @ 08 cents, cash ; nnd 03 @ 08# «»and Wt days tor large parcels, und 09 ® 70 for relull lots; 2092 North County Common Rosin, afloat, $1 05 ; 100 New Herns $1 80; 2250 Wilmington, 8175. delivered 200 No. 1 82 jo @ 4 50 per 280 IDs.; 450 Washington Tar 3 12# short lime, allowance to Ull; and City Pilch 53 per bbl. rims.—Tho views of holders of Whale nml Sperm nra above those ol buyers, nml as (lie lute accounts from tho Whaling fleet nro less discouraging, both are quite dud; selected Whale is held firmly ut 70cts. 400 bbls. Selected sold on terms we did not learn. I.lnseeil. being a cusli article', continues depressed, and (ho considerable quan tity afloat, affects tho market unfavorably- sales 22,mm gallons English nt G2#uG5 cents cash; 7lihDdo.,G3 Ml days, adding Interest, and Ht« 15,000 do. b'ugilab nad American, in lots from store, titlulKl, cash. Uio (le .Janeiro, Sent, 1 3,—Cor ike—Tho sales from the «Hh to tho end of Inst month amounted to about 03,000 bags bhlefly for Kurope.nl 41300, the lots for tlio Stains m 41300 to 4|lU0. From tlio Stills nit. when tho Argentina arrived Iroin Liverpool with unfavorable ac count-, buyers withdrew from tlio market, mid no rules of Importance were made up lo iho arrival of ibeTay.on the thli Inst. Stocks hud increased to over 180,000 bags, and u decline was generally anticipated; but «m Ihe loth Inst. 13,000 bags were sold for Kurope ut4|400@4|200,nud yesterday the consignees of some of the ves-cls waiting came forward and bought Hi,mm bags, being 13,000 for the Sljitc* ut 4|'.UK)@4|250 and 3.000 Tor Europe nt 4|200. Tho supplies have been liberal, hut dealers hold their heavy stocks llrm y, in the belief that a scarcity will be fell later in the season. Cur quotations nre superiors 4| 400@ 4)5011,lots of superiors airrl good Arsis 4pNl@4|35(>, good firsts 41200. The exports lor the States during tho mouih of August 10,HOI) bags. Frkioiith.—Last charters were 50c. for » northern port In the Stales, nnd 00c. per bug for a southern port, £tt«u*(ttr Sittriligenre. FORT OF SAVASiSAH. NOVEMBER 15 1853 (£?* See First Page. iUDttOItANDA. Liverpool, Oct. 24.—Flittered for loading, fillip Kings, ton, Murray, for Savannah. Amis wall, (>ct. 29.—Arrived, brig Russia, from Do- boy Island, tin. New York, Nov. 11.—Arrived, brig United States, from Jacksonville, Fla. Holmes’ Hour, Nov, P.—Arrived, bark Flight, from Savannah, lor lloston ; sclir Ceorgia, from do., lor Hath. Nov. III.—Prig Norman, from Savannah, for Hoston. Charleston. Nov. 14.—Arrived, schr Havana, from Oguechee. chi, Hr. brig Kendall, Cuthrin, for Savannah. ... urcttamriusi 'FARE REDUCED/ new wS"'sffi A&iU&HTONU BTATN, Oo| MAIL LINK 1*111 A f 8 o'clock A, M. ideudid steamship KEY- ipluln IIarpis, will leave 3 (10 Cabin passage to Philadelphia, Hievi-’ao do do uu For freight or passage, apply (o tiovM O, A. L. LAMAR. FOR BOUTON.—The sclir. F. A.GOOliWJN, OspL Carlisle, will meet with despatch as above. For freight of deck load, apply l" PADBLFORI), ttov 10 , FAY k CO. FOR HAVANA, CUHA.-flio Packet sclir. 5pj£j0K<). lb MKRUEIt, lltcinxx, master, will have li for tlio nbovo port. For freight or pas* OGDEN k BUNKER. jmt fi m Ht, miosa, nnuNnWivk sc turtle HRs IriVEU.—Tho roHidnrpacket schnJNU. P. Cril«- . 'will anil os nbovo on vl’udnesday loiii lust. For freight or passage apply ou board or lo novIS—It REED k TIHON. N. II.-—All freight pnynblo by shipper*. _______ KIR PAIjATKA, I.. _ AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. Tho Stonmer DAVID 1.. ADAMS, will Alcove ns above,on Wednesday (he Kith Inst., Aut Hi A. M-, and evory Wednesday hereof- i, at the same hour. I ho superior accommodations of this boat, with iho determination to coniine her exclusively to Hie INLAND IIOIJT, (for which she Is well mlahted from her light draft,) makes her n desirable Boat for Invalids and tboso who object to the outside passage. For Freight or Postage, apply on board at tho Wharves of tlio Steamboat Co. of On,, or to nov 15 GEO. II. JOHNSTON, President. FOIE NT. AUGUSTIN 13, EAST 11,01111>A, VIA : DARIEN, JIRUNUIVICK, «T. AlAHY’fi, JACK SONVILLE, MIDDLEIHHtd, (Black Creek,) annul.Mii'ic., rmuch PICOLATA AND PALATKA wy . Tho new nnd elegant steam-packet 8T, Sj&wRitOIIN'B, Capt. James Freeiimiis, will leave itfatAl'or the nlinvc places oil TIICRsDA Y MORN- INC, ut lu o'clock and continue to leave overy Thurs day. Till* bont has been built expressly for the trade, and has large mid airy State Room accommodations. For Freight or Passugc, apply on board ut the Florida Steam Packet Wlmrf, near Hie (ins Works, or In CLACJIIriltN «t CUNNINGHAM, Agts. N, II.— 1 The H-r. JOHNS will make her next trip to fit. Augustine, on Thursday tho 17th last. nov 3-wlh Tin: AHiWVU JIIM.IAKI) NAl.OOlY, Owojitk Monument FqiUKE, will open WS? THIS DAY, nt II o'clock, at which time I shall be pleased lo see my friends. J. M. HAYWOOD, nov HI l A.T T H E A T HEN A3 U M ! THE CHAMPION VOCALISTS OF THE A0EI KUNKEL' S NIGIITIJIGAtiB Whose Railliant and Extraordinary Success in their Boudoir and Parlor Soirees is UNEXAMPLED IN MINSTRELSY! WILL APPEAR II (3 It 13 SIX YI MISTS, Beginning FRIDAY, November 18. T HEY WILL introduce the now and exceedingly popular eurcastic Song, Aunt Harriet Becha Stowe 1 Inscribed to Airs. Julia Gardiner Tyler, on account of her scorching nnd withering rebuke to Lady fiutlierloud for her impudent meddling with the affairs of our Union. Also that new nnd beautiful mnrecu of delirious Poetry und M uric. A N N113 U A V13. Received every where with euthuslastlc delight. Lyim’x Kniitulron, For Prtsiycihg, Restoring, Cleansing, and Beautifying alluniatiiif' Xervnua Headache, nnd curing York by tho steamer of the 1st of Novembor. Con- oequently, ibis distinguished Irishman may bo ex pected hero about tho 27th inst. Mr. Smith was the gcntloman who made all tho arrangements nnd acted a« chief escort to Mr. Mitchoil during tho caespo from Vnn Diemen’s Land, llo is Mr. Meagher's moat intlmato and trusted friend.—N. Y. Tribune Vllh. Ttitt Yoono Idea—young Ohio—Thoro aro 12, 000 school district*, nnd 30,000 directors under tlio now law. 'I here aro 838,000 ol youth in Ohio, betwoon four and twonty-ono. Of thoao, it is es timated that thfrty-nino fortieths, or more than 830,000, depend on Common Schools for tlioir edu cation ; and that more than 600,000 will attond achool the coming winter. The November number of Ajiploton’a Mochnnlca \(ienti - " ' Magazine, concludes the publication of Mnjor Barnard’s “Theoretical InvosUanjjon of the Caloric Engino,” In which he noon* that “tho niaehino, whoso perfect success was announced only six months ago— 1 “the most important invention of tho age.' after an effort or porformnneo so feeble that it ought scarcely to bo called a’trial trip,' la now condemned as old froo." Tub Fair Telbobahi lino was established in 1844, andTt Is estimated, that therel aro now com pleted, and in operation in tho United Htatfca. 27. 000 miles of main and branch linea, and 10,000 more aro in progress of construction. found that they are doable the strength of a eol axle, and of course are more economical. colid Also a resolution requesting tho Governor to re- port to iho llouso a full end detailed statement of tho cost and oxponso.ns well us tho income, of tho State Road, from tho beginning to tho present time. Mr. Walton, of Richmond, a bill to establish n bank in Augusta, to bo known as thu City Rank. Also a bill to amend existing laws in regard to tho education of tho poor. Mr. Dynl, of Appling, a bill to incorporate tho town of Iloimesvillo in the county of Appling, and to make tho county silo of said county pormanont, Mr. McCurdy, a bill to incorporate tho “ Grand Lodge of tho Knighla of Jericho of tito Slate of Georgia.” Mr, McWhortor, of Oglctborpo, a bill lo provide for tho erection of auitublo monuments lo the mem ory of William II. Crawford nnd John Forsyth. Tho House adjourned to threo oclock P. M. KTANUINO COMMITTEES OP TUB HOUSE OP REPRE SENTATIVES. Mr. Bpoakor Ward has appointed tho following Standing Commltees for the Session: 0/» Military Affairs! Harrison, MoMillln of Macon, Anderson, Fannin, Cleveland of Haber sham, Powora, Pickott, Arnold of Piko, Haynie, Hudson, Hendrick, Crittonden, Powoll. On Enrolment: Gartroll, Stapleton, Harden of Clark, Ciovolond of Crawford) Williamson, Arnold of Honry, Barnes, Rumpb, Shino, Martin, Dunham, Stokes, Rico,’Latham., " Petitions: Adams, Callaway, McDanioi, Doynl, F.ruiitivc disease* of the Skin. Its reputation, co-uxle rive with the civilization of Hie globe, makes all pruito MipcrlHioiiF, all examination impossible; nml since Its discovery baa found mi »ub»tlli!'« <o compete Ha liicou- tested—it* locoiiteslablo superiority, f’fiysician* and Chemists—honorable citizens from all professions of life —the leading Journals of Europe and America—ladies who have used It noon Uicirdrt-sriftg (able*, and mothers in tlieir nurseries—in fact, its million patron* everywhere Iroin plebeians to kings, pronounce it thu most pleasing und effective article, cither as it Medicinal or Toilet pre paration, ever produced. Do not fail to give It a trial.— Yiiu but 25 coins. 1>. s. JIAHNES, Proprietor, Ifil Broadway, N. Y, T. M.TURNER k CO., ocl28-lm Wholesale Ag’ts far Savannah. UPLuiic’n AY or in Specific. jyTIm following, from a customer, shows the de mand which this great medicine has created wherever it hus been Introduced. Hlohsdl'RO, Tioga Co., I’n., March 30,1850. Gentlemen—In consequence of Ike great consamjitiun of your " Worm fipoclllc" III this place and vicinity, wo Imvo entirely exhausted our stock. Wo should fool obliged, by your forwarding, via Corning, N. Y.20 dozen with your bill, on the reception of which, we will remit you thu money. From tho wonderful effects of said “Specific,” In this neighborhood, there could be sold auminlly a large quun- liiy, if tu bo had (wholesale and retail) from somu local agent. If you would couipunsale n person for trouble and expense of vending, I think I could make it to your advantage lo do so. Yours respectfully, ’ WM. M. MALLORY. This great Worm Specific limy bo bad ofTbos. M. Turner k Co., A. A. Solomons u Co., W. W. Lincoln, and J. II. Carter k Co., fiavuunuh. [nov2] 2w Z1T INVALIDS recovering from thecflbcls of Fe ver,' Bilious Diseases, or long continued Illness of any kind, will Had Carter's Spanish Mixture tho only remedy which willruvlvo tholr drooping constitutions, expel all bad humors from the blond, excite the liver lo n prompt and healthy action, and by Its lonlo properties, restore the patient to life nnd vigor. Wo can only say TRY IT. A slnglo Bottle Is worth all tho so-called Sarsaparilla* In existence. It contains no Mercury, Opium, nr any other noxious or poisonous drug, nnd can bo glvoii to Hie youngest Infant without hesitation. See the certificates of wonderful cures around tho bot tle. More limn five hundred porions lit tho city of Rich mond, Va., can testify to its good effects. nov It Holloway’s Ointment and Pills ronTti* onus or ScnoriiLA.—Extract ol a loiter published in tho Delhi Gaiette, from Mr. Pumbcrton, of Capo Town.—“Dear Wllford—During the voyngo the stewaVd of the vessel, observing that I saflVrcd severely from scrofula, recom mended mo to try Holloway’s ointment and Pill r. In forming mo Hint s former passenger hud been cured by these involiiahlo medicines, and, ns you had kindly giv en mo a good supply, l commenced using them, nnd In a few days I found such nil Improvement In my general health Hint I continued them steadily ns directed, and I know that you will bo pivotal lo bear that l am now perfectly cured.” GnAY, Red, mb Unsjoiitly IIaib cnnenslJy and In stantly ho converted into a honnUful Muck or brown color, of tho most permanent nnd nnlurnt description, by tho nsoof Bogie’s Electric Hair Dye. Tho operation Is magical, while tho beauty or tho color Is perfection.'— Tills, with Boglo’s Hyperion Fluid, for tho hair, nml oth er preparations, may ho had of W. W. Lincoln; T. M. Turner k Co.; A. A. fiolumons k Co.; J. II. Carter kCo. Bsvaiuisli, and by Druggists gonornlly. noeolpfs of Cottons Ac, per italtrotul Nov. 15.—304 bales Cotton and Mdze, lo Rabun k Whitehead. Washburn. Wilder k Co, B Parsons k Co, u Hartrldge,’ llnrdwlck k Cooke, Anderson k Co, O A I. Lamar, Hudson, flaming k Co, Boston k Vlllalonga, h A Howe#k Co, Brim k Foster, 8mllh k Humphreys, Jones k Ban. J II Dews, Ogden k Bunker, T 8 Wayne, Brigham, Kelly k Co, Bothwdll k Hmilh, j II Burroughs k Boo, Lockett, 1-ong k Co, Wm Dunoon, R Haberibuin kBon. JVew ti racertj Stare. P. CURRAN, Fornturlr of Savnitunli, R ESPECTFULLY announces to Ids friends and tho Public generally that ho hus returned to (he city end opened a Fancy Grocery Store lo Sorrell’s Building, the locution of llieold Georgian Reading Room, He will •iniluiitly keep on hand a lino assortment of Whirs, Brandies mid Liquors of the best quality, with Tobacco, fiegnr*, &c. nov 15 Melting' 0(1', Selling OH'! rpllE ENTIRE Slock of GROCERIES, WINES, A LIQUORS, SEG.tKS, SAUCES, Sec., it, hi store No. 157 Hroughioii-rireet, will bo sold off at COST prices, ns the concern bus to be clo*ed. nov 15 _ A. A. SOLOMONS. Dying and Renovating Establishment. 73 Yur/;-strect, near the Court House. SAVA.VV41I, CEORGIA. 73.^0 bbtahlisiiku in 1832. Gi7"7ft rpHE Subscriber, grateful to Ills natrons nnd friends J. tor tlieir continued favor*, would slnto that, in ad dition to the improvements in Hying acquired by him PROG RAMME. Va ut t. Grnud Instrumental Overture, .Riicnnty, Ahrend k Troupe. "With what onriianllng pleasure,” Nightingales. "Love aud Cider,” (new) W. liircb. “ANNIE RAY,” (How) Geo. Kunkel. “Hush n byo Baby,” (new) W. Penn Lehr. “My Lovely Mountain Kate,” (now) Paul Berger. Castinetl Solo, with Imitations, (now) W. Birch. “Down In the Barn Yard,” (new) J. K. Sourcli. “Mary Vale,” by the author, (new) S. Macaulay. AUNT HARRIET BECll A STOWE,(new)..J. K.Search. part ii. Accordeou Fantasia L. Brown. Louisiana Belle Dance Muster Floyd, Cotton Pod Jig Muster Side Banjo Varieties W. Penn Lehr. Violin Duett, (conducted by llerr J niton Hirchinnn.) Macaulay nml Search, Fancy Polka .Master Floyd and W. Penn i.ehr. Banjo Duett. “Crcnio Crimo” Birch und Brown. Grope Vine Twist W. Birch. Vloilacello Solo, “Sounds from ffoiiu*,’". .llerr Ahrend. (Late of tlio Concordia Concert Troupo.) Overture.. ..Central Railroad....Macaulay and Troupe, “Uncle Sam’s Farm,” J. K.'Senrch. “My Brudder Gum,” Geo. Kunkel. Fam off for Charleston, (new style)........Paul Burger. To conclude with tho Freaks and Antics of THE WOMUEIU'UL 1>ET ELEPHANT, CORDELIA By Herr Van Ainbrlcldn. (Tr?" Poors open nl fi#; Performance to commeuco At 7# o'clock, precisely. , C-V*' Cards ol Admission, 50 cents. The following new and very popular Songs, (arranged for tlio Piano Forte,) urc lor sale at the Door. Price 25 cunts each : Aunt llarrkt Becha Stowe, The Old River Furm, Old Boti Ridley, .Mary Vale nov111 3t JOHN T. FORD, Agent. BAR SUM’S SOUTHERN .lllIMiUM IIK NVITKAG HISTORY IS PKlt.V.IXEXTLY J.OCATU) AT AUDIO KIT HALL, NAVAA'AiVAl/, GA, Whore may bo touncl A Great Collection of Curiosities FROM ALL PARTS OP THE VuItt.D. XW'Admittance 25 cents. Open from 9 a. m to 9 p.m. Friday atui Tuesday nights exclusively for tho colored population. ; D during his last visit to England and Scotland, fin* made arrangements for extending Ids business, by which he Is now enabled to Dye a greater variety of Colors on filfk Mid Woolen Dresses, Shawls, &c, which ho trusts will generally please ull who muy favor Idm with tlieir patronage. Genllemon's Garments Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated, ns inuy be required. In the Miine superior style which tin* generally so much pleased Ids patrons nnd friends. ■Ladle.-’ Bonnets Dyed, Bleached and Pressed In tho most fashionable styles. Orders from the country punc tually attended tiW Terms moderate. When parrels arc sent by steamboot or railroad, word should be sent him by letter through the Post t mice so that he ill.ly know whi-rt, lit ..nil r..p ,1...... hero lo call for them. »«>»’ 13 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. Dll. THOMPSON’S ORIGINAL KII13URTAVIC PAIN »13NTlCOYP.il. Y\; AKHANTEI) to effectually remm o nml cure Swoll- V t ed Inints, .stiff Knees. Rheumatic Patna aud Rheu matism, ull within three to (ivc duvs. &>lt, '1*110.11 PSON’S ORIGINAL THREE-MINUTE SALVE, Prepared In Suvniinnh by Dr. Thorn hmi. This Salve will eifecttiully remove nnd euro Wart*, Moles, Corns, Tetter, Salt Rheum, und Ring Worm, or any umiMurul flesh oil man or beast, within from three to ten minutes. ORIGINAL HEADACHE MEDICINE, Warranted to cure within Two Minutes. ELIXIR TOOTHACHE DROPS. Warranted to cure In One Miuule. Office on Bryan- street, 3d door from Jefferson-*!. novl5-fi W1I. G, DICKSON, COB. IVIIITAKKU STRKltT AN1) UKOI'OIITON LANE, H AS RECEIVED per lutefurrlvnls a full assortment of the following articles : Layer Raisins, New Fruit, all clusters; Citron, Zantb Currants, Soft Shelled Almonds, Brazil Nuts. Bordeaux, Marseilles nnd Italian Sweet Oil, Mixed Pick tea In Jars, do. In barrels, Pre served Quinces and Peaches, Caunisters Preserved Sal mon and Lobsters, Sardines, English Sauces, Muco, Nut megs, Cloves, Cu-Hfn, Pepper, Ginger, Ate. The nbovo articles have been selected und are fresh from latest Inn purlutioiis. nov 15 PURE WUVT13K SPI3UITI Oil. A PI! LI. supply of first quality Wilder Strained Sperm Oil. Also one cast) Wilder Oil, second quality, ut 81 per gallon. For sale by WM, G. DICKSON. CRYSTAL SYRUPS'. ,NB cask of superior quality, thick and light color, O l .... „ nnd uxtrn finu flavor, s.dtnblo lor tnblo use. Also ono cask second quality, very thick and rich. For sale fiiovt.V-2[ WM. G. DICKSON’S. LUTHERAN IIYUNIIIOOKS. A Now supply Just received. Borne lu handsome Tur key Morocco Binding, much finer than any wo Imvo heretofore bad. [novl5J JOHN M. COOPER kCO. CATHOLIC HOOKS. S T. Vincent’s Manual: Devout do.; Ursullnedo.; Key of Henveii; Catholic. Piety; Garden of tlio Soul; Holy Week; Catholic Bibles. In vnrlous sizes amt styles of binding; soinc}rlcbly hound in Velvet with clasps und rims. For sale nt Now York prices by nov 15 J( DIN M. COOPER tc CO. STERLING SILVER WARE.—Ten Bets, Pilchers. O Ci ~ '' ._ Juke Basket*, Cantors, Goblets, Cups, Tumblers, Forks, Spoon*, Desert Knives, l’lo Knives,Crump Scra pers, Flan Knives. Jelly Knives, Cheese ocoups. Soup Ladle*, Cake Knives, and every other article in tlio Silver way, from the best mnmifaclorlus in the country, and Warranted, ut HORTON k RIKEMAN’S, • 1 to Broiigbton-at, TOFFEE, COFFEE.—Wo have In More I.IMHl bag* nf C L Uio Coffee, which wo will sell on accommodating quality from fair to strictly prlmo. rl5-.tr WILLIAMS & HUMPHRIES. gPANISli BEGAR8.^—Just received from iluvann - 49,WH) Sugars, viz: It),(Kill “ Antonio Mure.” superior Sognrs 14,(100 “Ilolorltn" do do; 9,000 “ Horace ” do do ; 5,000 “Rl Duondo” do do; 3,000 “ La Carolina Regalia ” do; 8,000 “ l.lglliino ” do do; For snlo by [nov Iff) J. V. CONNI3RAT k CO. J ’ ADDINGS AND IN HER'!' INGS.—-RoalVulonrienno 'j Edging, Eng. Thread Edging, Muslin and Cambric Edging and Inserting, French Application Embroidery for transferring, Muslin Cambric and Dimity Bande, s handsome assortment* For sale low by nov 15 L iROCHB k BOVVNE. drawn in Ibis City 15th Nov. 185:1. 17 24 fil 21 ID 26 54 63 33 59 35 49: N09. 10 24 51, 17 61 63, aud 49 64 61, sold. Cull for the cash ut U. T. I L'UNEU'S. $8,000! GEORGIA STATU LOTTERY, For the benefit oj the Independent Ftrc Company at Augusta. A. D. ELLIS & CO., Managers, (Successors to F. C. Barber At Co.) l-'ltlKN III), To bo drawn In this city, THIS DAY, Nov 10, 1853. FINE SCHEME. 78 Number*—ID Drawn Ballots 1 phikeof $8,000! $1,500! Tickets only 82 fill—shares In proportion. Tickets and Shares for sale singly or by the package. AH orders w'.ll meet with promptness and strict confi dence ul tlio old established Lucky Office, corner Bull treel and Bay l.ano. [novJOJ R. T. TURNER. $4,000! Greene ft Pulaski Monument Lottery, GREGORY fi. MAURY, MANAGERS Ks tneni of Flf (Successors »o J. \V. Maury & Co.) <Tu*m No 137, for 1H5R. To bo drawn lu Savannah, Gu., Tbls-Day, Nov. 1G. SCHEME. f $4,000! $1,100! 78 Numbers—14 Drawn Ballots. Tickets 81—Shares in proportion. Tickets and Shares,either singly otby the I’acksgo, for sale by E. (VlTHINGToN, nov 10 Vender for Gregory k Maury. Soutli-AVrstrrn Ilnllrond Co , Macon, October tthh, 1653. , Tho Subscribers to the Hiook nflhl* Compa ny for the Amerlcus axteiialon, are notified, raft required lo psv thn third, nnd last Insist* , • - Fifty Dollars psr slurs on said stock, on or be* fore tho first day of JANUARY NEXT, hi nek holders In Savannah can make pnytnonl at tho Central Railroad Bank. Prompt payment will be expected, as Iho lends are re quired for the purpose of paying for the Iron now dully expected lo arrive. • JNO. T. 0O1FEUILLET, notW-QI Treasurer. MuDurimouduiit’M siffli-d «j. it, h, i Savannah, Sept. 1st, IH53. ( ■£23^ After this day, by resolution of tho Board of Directors, up and down Freight will ho paya ble nl tho Merchants* Counting Homes, or l>y deposit made with the Treasurer, smi-weekly, on Mondays und Fridays, from 9 o’clock A. M. to 2, l\ M. Bills to bo rendered through tho post-ofllco on Wed nesdays and Fridays. Failure to mnko payment when called for as above, will slop parties’ account. W. 31. IV A OLE Y, sept 1 Gcn’l.Supt. xo THU cniiBu or iavaiIiui, The Public In General, wolaa:-* aciiudam An«.H Ar „, Sf HN-APPs. SAVANNAH iV AIaIIANV RAILKUAD, Tho Board of Directors of tho Hnvnunah and Albany Ilutlroad Company, will at their next mooting electa Treasurer, who will also perform (ho du ties of Secrelary. JAMES I*. SCREVEN, nov 14-3 Presidents. nndA.lt.It.C. iriAYOUAUTl. Cnpt. ROBERT W. POOLER 1s announced ns the People’s Cnndiduto for the olfico of MAYORof tho city of Hnvnunah, ntthcclisulng election, by request nf foci 30] Many Citizens. NOTICE EXECCTOIDS SALE. B Y ORDER of the Ordinary Court of Effingham Co., when silting for Ur inary purposes, will bo sold, bo- fore tbu Court llouso door, In Springfield, on the first Tuesday lu January next: All the Real I3*tato of the Into Clnlbortin Bevlll, deceased, of said county—consisting of Fourteen Hundred acre*, formerly Hie residence of the deceased,with nbout Three Hundred acre* open land; the most of said land under a good fence, with two sol- tlemouls, nnd excellent water, with a good mill stream, tlio Augusta Road passing through said land, with u navi gable stream for boating wood or timber to Savaiumli; about Five or Six Hundred ncrcsswnmp land well wood ed ; said hind Is valuable for tho culture of Corn, Cotton or Rice; nineteen miles above Savannah. Sold for a division among the legatee.*, Terms of sale mndo known on the duy. Any person desiring to purchase can call on the subscriber, wbo will take pleasure In showing said premises. E. W. SOLOMONS, Executor. imvJO oodfiw To tlio Voter* of C'liutlmm County! Fellow-Citizens:-! mn a Candidate for iho office of SHERIFF of your County at the election In January next, nnd respectfully solicit your support. net 15 ALEXANDER THOMAS. DU. UAHItlS HAS REMOVED to the rcsldenco formerly owned by Copt. John II. Gallic, A, E. Comoro! ll’Iii(after tYIfarrin-.SfH.* ocl26 OrncK In tho basement. • -3m Portrait, JPainthig'. MIL J. ,0’R. INMAN, of Now-York, begs leave tiMtendcr his professional services to the people of Savannah nnd Its vicinity as a Portrait Painter. He designs remaining In Savannah for snmo weeks, during which time, or ut feast for tho present, bo muv be found nt Hie Pulaski House. nov7lf N. B. Daguerreotypes of deceased persons can be copied. United States, and is universally admitted to im iiul 1 ll,a dellghtlul, henlthlul, luvigorutmg fi J S r 1 of tffe Jumper berry, that seh-nce, ami * h”,' orm^duiriiAton 1 ! ^?nurnM(a"« I«nS»d umSriS tlie pioductlon ol an article ot pure Gin, wliieh Vh .,,u prove a valuable ogent m the cure of the ninmioJW east» Which nfllict thu Iiuiiihii race, and Tor whirb if , land Giu lias liuun pr.-seriljod by the medical fu. i.n! . ’ fears. At length hit efforts were crowned with . u/ ut lus esterihive distillery In Schiedam, Holland I' 1 which place (be purest Gin lias long been linnorwrf , Jiu was enabled loglvn to Ihe world his Schnapps Ji’ , !' 1 for miiHy, und entire freedom from the pernli ioi, “ ntid nil other noxious IngredleuU, and deliriitbii ““ v " ■«««!; Ill order to protect himself from pecuniary pi,. nl ,. th liumls ol cheats, impose.* and pliales, who would f questionably utlcmpt lo palm off a vile ami *nuii ... n ' cle upou the uiisu-peeling eominuuliy, and, hk.. o ’ well III sliceliYcPdhlng, prey upon tl.eii very vita). |,! resorted «the expedient of Impmiing amt i hchimpps only in pint and quurt hollies, * 1 Thcso battles arc ol glass, stamped wlili the name nr the m tiiulactutert ate Linked nnd seated, ami u, prinlcil label, bearing tlio signature of Uimn no tv,?.! utKiii tlteiis. They nro also iuelo.cd in colored wram c . ul'-obrarjDgbla rignMme, in which bum alone & c«nb« obluiued in cases, containing two dozen u«K Notwithstanding nil lln-*e guard*, unprincipled lies have been found guilty of the unw«rrnnul.h- Vad erimliiHl practice, ol bin mg up empty bottle-, limi, them w Ui vile common gm, wlih-li is ib» nmt J j clous poison with which a cmumuidiy was ev 4 - r , L, , ‘ yeaily" d> U,ou “ 8 "‘ U ,0 n WHU5 bed drunkard’s grave fits only necessary,therefore, for those whopurms,. thn arilcte liy rotnil, or drink it at pubic plat-. *. t „ ,,1! will the nppearnmeof the bottles from'whichth vdm,t Caution is necessary. * * ’I he Sehnnpps Imvo been introduced hut nbout t« n year*, but in Hint brief time tlieir virtues have been know ledger! (a an almost incredible extent, until it ii. mailer ol some difficult) to keep up a supply a, to the demdnd, so lari are order, pouring in riomeve * Male and ler/ltory in the Union, from Maine to Or. , 0 n und Culiiorni.1. * n Determined that tho virtues of the Schnapps should be thoroughly subsnmtlniril by the most urideninMe and unquestionable tusiimoiiials, circular* were diM.atciud to every regular member ol the Medical Fm uliv r, 1( i professional (Jln-inist whose name could be obiaii,e,i soliciting tlieir aeeepinncc of a m.lllrfof the fidinanm’ n viev ' Standing %Kcu(l(imy. ft, NIONS. A. KON A I D, respeclfuliy In- Ar forms his patrons, that he w ill open Ids ACAD- NE.MY in Novomhcr proximo, ^notice will ho given, ocl 19 , on which day duo REMOVAL. THE SFBSUBIBER Ims removed his Cab inet Ware-loom from Ills lato location in Ly ceum Hall, lo No. 31 Whitakor-st., next door lo Dibble k Carey’s Clothing Store. Thankful for numerous lavors, lie will be pleased lo *ec Ids friends and former customer*, t.ud Hie tiutilic generally, nov 9 lw THUS. HENDERSON. -Siiippiufl auamiarmrutB. STE A141 Mill 1* 1NAH13L. For Key West and Havana, TO LEAVE ON TUESDAY, I5lh NOVEMBER. The f/nited States Mall Steamship ifii A- Itr-.lWm. Hollins, Commander, will reg- Ulariy leave this port on the 1st und l.‘uli of each month, leaving here for above ports onTtiesday I5(ti November. For passage only apply lo net 21 COHENS k HERTZ. LIVEUl’OOL. FOR LIVEIU’OUL—The ship CHASE, Capt. -iELH White, having a pari of her cargo engaged, will meet with despatch for the nbovo port. For freight ap. |d> to Lnovl2) II. K. WASHBURN. Act. ICONTON. FOR BOSTON.—Tho brig ZKNOBIA, Rol- 22linn, master, will meet wlth“ dispatch as above. Height ur passage, upplv to >v 14 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. £Zk FUR Bt^TON.—The bark Cff AS. WILLIAM, SlXR.llahris. muster, will meet with dispatch us aliovu. For freight or passage, apply to nov 14 BRIGHAM, KELLY kCO. Flynn Master, will meet with despatch as above! For freight or pnssnge apply to novfl Itlt IritlGHAM, KELLY k CO. i-fi Foil BOSTON.—The packet schooner • *M. H. WELLS,” Teiihv, master, will have inline* diate dispatch for tho ubow port. For deck freight or passage, apply to nov 3 OGDEN, tfc BUSKER. M3 W-YORK. ,T-L FOR NEW YORK.—Union Line.-Tho regu- lar packet schooner FRANCES SATTKRI.Y, -r, will have quick dispatch for Ihe ItEEVKLANU, 111! above port. For freight nov 10 ’ OGDi.S' At BUNKER. .Hk.b FOR NEW Y< iRK—< >ld Estaiilismed Li.vjc, j^Uft-The schooner ECHO, Lownos Master, will meet with despaieli as above. For freight or passage apply to [liovUJ Bit Kill AM, KELLY ft CO. For NEW-YORK—Bniu Line.—The regular ^32packet brig AUGUSTA, T Stunk, muster, hav ing purl of her freight engaged, will have despatch — For freight or passage, apply on board ul Anciuux’s Wharf, or to nov 8 WASHBURN, WILDER k CCL_ FOR NEW YORK—Union Link—Tho regu- ii^ lnr Jincket sclioonei NORTH STATE, Horton Jlasier will have quick despatch for Ihe above port. For freight or passnuo apply to liovS OGDEN & BUNKER. iFf- FOR NEW YORK—Ulu Estabusiiku Line. JSsJ^The schooner PATRICK HENRY, Knidson Mioler, will tm-et with despatch as above. For freight or passage apply on board or to _sit.vH BRIG I LAM, KELLY fc CO. .£- x h FOR NEW-YORK—Union Line.—'Tho regu m*Ttri 1 "** pocket schr. ENCHANTRESS, Tyler, master, will have quick despatch for the above purl. Korfrelgbl ‘ ' ' 'ENk BUNKER. or passage apply to Joct3l] OGD13? ItALTOIORE, with n view of cnnlding them to test its inedii innl , lu -,r Bins in tlieir practice, and submit it to the »iricie»i eb, m- j K-nl uniiiil> sis in tlieir laboratories. OIThc ten ihotmniul physicians nnd ( hemlsts in ilic United Slates,ubuut lour thousand ncccpu-d tl.e niu-r Upwards oftwo (bousuml have promptly turni-hed Hair willli-n endoisemenl that tin-aitieb-i* ail Him i* claim- cd Tor it, und in thu strongest lutiuungt: reconunendrii u* general use, not only n» a remedial agent, but a di-li»tii- ful, harmless und plt-asunt beverage. Tln-si- vluntorv endorsements nre from pi-iitleinen of unqueriiuuable knowledge and Ihe most perfect science. Nor alone have practitioner* nm | chemists futnhiied tlieir lusliinoiiinU. 'i'hu public press, in almo..| evuv pii«i ip;ii illy mid town, bus boldly spoken ia it* favor hi it* editorial columns. • The New York Medical Gazette and Journal of Health IlicD authority, has repeatedly proclaimed ij> tueI-’ leuve. In the July number of that Journal, Dr. llowt i its uccomplished editor,haspuldicly invin-d a di-cu-.ioa upon the subject of the u.-col alcoholic mixtures, wdl- call) , in hi* widely circulating coiuiniis, and the view* of the medical faculty in reieroiicc to my SOiiiapp.,in particular giving an assurance Hint the> should be spread before thu public. J’hvsiciaiis, Him-iori , ulm have not nlrendy complied wiih my r< qut-*t lo lorwuni mu tlieir opinion, as to it* qualities, will oblige m, |,y doing so through the editor ol the Medical Gazelle. Were it access ir> lo do more Hum simply si ile this fact, which he who iuiis may read, this advcitistuieat could he Increased to an indefinite length by die pubii, a- Ron of these aiithoiiih s, all oil tile at the wan loom, of tin- proprietor, tu New York. It is nni only ns u remedial agent Hint the Sclmspp* are to be recommended, bill as a gentle and pfriicliv harmless stiinulaul, which i-nnuoi be otherwire tut healtliful and invigmaling, and may be indulged in nnh impiiiiily by tho*e of temperate habi.s, witlmut ihe bliulilcnl fear of the banelul, luourulul ami hornbli cm. sequences of intoxication—that vice which desolates the social health, entail.* miseiy upon coiinth ss iti.iu- sand*, fill* our hospitals, alinsliouscs and prisons, ami cveiiluriiishes the gallows with iis deadly liuii. In countries where pure wines and liquors can be had readily, and for a mere trifle, they are freely ured by oil classes, and drunkenness Is hardly known-that vice to whit h the couplet of the immortal poet »o aptly ap plies, “ A mnii*ier of such hiueous mien— That to be hated, ueedshui to be seen.” Were Wolfe’* Schiedam Aromatic Scan.ipps to be drank in prelerence to all other distilled or b-rnieiiteii liquors, our Temperance Societies would have ie*» ai- dimus labor lo pet form, and Horace (Iteely, G«ng h, bar num, nml the other learned,eloqueniaiid devotedfriuiiii ol. total abstinence, would lately be cnlled upon to a*- eeud the rostrum, nnd cause thousands lo listen, wnb “ an nitent ear,” to the great and starllinc truths tiny relate with such feivid and impassioned elnijiicuce.— There in-ed be mi Alaiiic l.nvv to suppress int<>xic.iti->n. As long as men and women will persist in drinking diugged, adulterated, poisoned liquor*, wnli winch lire couuiry i* Hood, d, I'riinkemiess and all Its concomitant evils must exist. We may well exclaim with Cns-m— “ oh that a man will pul an enemy into his namili To steal away his brains!’’ in many districts of this country, particularly in the region of the great Western nml southern rivet.-, the character of tlieir waters i* such ns to produce great disorganization of thu system, nnd (crqueiifly chronic disorders of nn incurable character, the enuincininm aud specification ot which, would lie a matter of *U|'cr- n inn lion to nil those who reside hi the districts s/ircinrj. When qualified with Hie Schnapps, Hie bane is nenutl- izeff "r destroyed. This fact ha* become geiu-raby known nt the 8outh ami West, nnd the ^chnnpp- nre used to the extent of thousands of bullies Unity. Tin ir gieut ri'oinmcndation i- lh< ir iindcninble nud well c-tnb- li-lied purity, wliicli can be proved by chemical nnnl\/.n- lion of the content* of nnv and every buttle bearing the above enumerated evidences of gemdiietii-ss. The pro prietor solicits the most riuid tests, nud defies any per son or persons to prove to Hie conttury, or to produce an tqiially pure extract ol Hie juniper bciry cf Holland Gin The public are ueniu n-uunded Hint Wolfe’s Aiomnlm Schiedam Schnapps can only be procnieit in pint ami qmirt botilts, stamped, labelled and coikeil.nml in col ored wrnppi rs, with the signature of the proprietor af- fixed nml Hint the retail price has invariabl} l» tn tiff- cents lor tlie pint, and one dollar for the quail bottles. It can be obtained, in small or unlimited qmiinum, of the proprietor and wnuiifuclMrer, and of all the pun- principle druggists throughout the railed Males. UllOLl'IlO WOLFE, Sole Importer and i'rrnprictor, No*, lb and 22 Beaver street, New York. FUR BALTIMORE.—Tlio fine schooner MO- M: n AWK, Grahatn, master, will meet with dc* paicli as above. Knr Irelglitor passage apply on board ul Tvllair’s Wharf, or to iioy (I BRIGHAM, KELLY & UP. M:\V-OK 1,13 A >s. For NEW ORLEANS—Tlio superior Balti- M-Tj», n „re liuill brig WM. II. STEWART, IIoopeu Master, will have despatch. For freight or passage ap ply on board or to novfi BRIGH \M, KELLY te CO. Mi 13IG11T OH QUARTER. FREIGHT OR CHARTER .-The fine ,£U.!!briir MASON U. DAVIS, Davis,master. For par* ticubres, apply to n,.v 14 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. For FREIGHT OR CHARTER—Tho brig JsfaLSLlSlPORA. Bkauo Master For pnrticulurs ap ply to [nova| BRICIIAM, K13LLV k CO. Nov.12 .. Dec. : UNITED STATES .HAIL. LINE. <mi- aim- New York nml Suvuiinuh StcaiiiMlilpN O.VYS OK LEAVtNO SAVANNAH KOH Tim Augusta, Cnpt. Lyon, The Florida, Cain. Wood hull, The Alabama, Cupt. Schclick, The Augusta, Cupt. Lyon Tho Florida, Capt. WoodhuU, Tho Aluhamn, Capt. Sclioack, « t Tho Augusta, Capt. Lyon,. “ 10 Tho Florida, Oipt. WoodhuU,...., “ 17 Tno Alalminn, Cupt. Schenck, “ 21 Tho Augusta,Capt. Lyon, “ 24 Tim Florida, Capt. WoodhuU, “31 These ships a re tho largest ou the const, unsurpassed in speed, safoty or comfort—making tlieir passages lu 51) to HO hours, mid nro commanded bv skillful,careful and polite officers. They offer a most desirable conveyance lo New York. On tho cotnnlotloii of the KNOXVILLE, In January next, this lino will be semi-weekly. Cabin passage, §25. l’ADELFORI), FAY k CO., Agents In Savannah. HAM’L L. MITClIILL, 13 Broadway,Now York, net 26 FOR 1*111 LADI3I.KIIIA. PIIIhADELPUlA AND SAVANNAH, Sicuin Navigation Domimny. -sP-ijrf Tho new and splendid side-wheel steam- ahlpsKJIYSTONESTATE, Cnpt. Host. Hah- ime; ST A I'E OF GEORGIA, Cnpt. J. J. Garvin, Jr., ) RES8 GOODS.—Printed Muslin do Lnlncs, Plnid und Brocade Silks, und Raw Silks, nt reduced pri- ». nov lfl HENRY LATHROP&CO. will leave Savannah for Philadelphia, every Wednesday. These Steamships nro Iho most eomlorluhloon tlie coast, and urn unsurpassed for safely and s;>oed. They will leave Savannah us follows: Koystonu Stale Wednesday, Nov. lfitli State of Ceorgln “ Nov. 23d Koystonu Stato “ Nov. 39th Stato of Georgia... “ Dec. 7th F iTENT Faucets, Cork Stops, Molasses Gates, Brass and Wood Faucets, lor rale by F. \V. CORNWELL, nov 16 192 Brynn-st. A LE.—10(1 barrets superior Cream A lo, brewed ex- P "•** I Keystone Slnto.....' “ Dec. 14th Cabin Passago 8291 steerage 86 C. A. L. LAMAR, Ag’t in Savnnnnh. HERON u MARTIN, Ag’laInPuilndelplita. Savannah, Sept. 20, 1853. TO TRAVELLERS OOIND NORTH, _ prcssly for me, JubI received and for sale at the Albany Ale Depot, by nov 1(1 W. M. DAVIDSON. O LIVES.—A lot of Spunlsh Olives, landing nnd for ■i ■- r —*- ‘ 'sale by [novlfi] MINIS k FLORANCE. —N. o. Sugar for sale by MINIS k I-’LORANOE. CABItAGES, for sulo by r A BARRELS POTATOES, 20 bbl*. Onions. Foi »)\/ sale by fnovlfi] W. D. FORD. B LACK SILKS.—Ilrocado nml Plaid Black Silk*, very rich and handsome, also high luslored Uro. Douhlno aud Svinnor Idem black Silk* of ull width*. For snlo by LaKOCHK k BOWNF.. RADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS.—KIch^Frotioli Em- I broldorod linen cambrlo nud lawn Handkerchiefs, Mo r:'f 5 Uwn "'" 1 " m,a T.i!h'c!‘A tea S PIRIT GAS.—Just received, fresh ami fur aale by nov 15 J. P. COLLINS. W HITE LEAD, ke.—lO.tkHl pounds pure snd No. I White Lead, 500 gallon* Linseed oil, and 190 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes, rueolvod nnd for sale by [nor 12] JOHN D. MOORE k 00. O landing and for sale from tho wharf, by nov 15—Yw . ANDREW LOW kCO._ C vUltA MOL ASSES.—2IK) liiidsTanti 30 jTlerces Cuba ) Molasses on tho wharf. For aale by novIS COHENS k HERTZ. AfiTEMATIOAL InriruinonlB nnd MB ruing foolsl for salo by F. W. CORN WELL, 102 Brynn-sl. ivannah k Charleston, . JAIL STBAM-PAa L EAVE Suvunnuli *viry Moiimno at For* o’cmick, lifter the arrival of the Night Train of the Central Rail-Road, nml ARRIVE at ClmrloNlon atTvvki,vko’(ii.ock M.sxuk iiAY,c»iniu!CtliigntCharles ton with the Wilmington Steum-l’ucket*. «Ucl. j leave with tho U.S. Mull kvery Day at 2# P. M., nnd, . also, with thu NoW-York A: CharlONtoii Steam- ! Ships, which luuvo Charleston mvxry Wednesday aud Snlunlny Afternoons. • Passengers leaving .TIncou on Tuesday uvenings wUl J arrive In time to connect with thu splendid now strain- • ship JAMES ADDER ono wook and the steamship SOUTHERNER the next. Fare from Charleston to New-York by land,.. 82999 tlmo 52 hours. By steamships 82500 muv 15 8. M. LAFFITEAU. Agent nov 14 OOPEU’HTools, Axe - *, Adzes, Crows. Iron*, Jointer 0 Irons, Drawing Knives uud Crumb knives, for salo at 102 Bryun-st., by nov 14 F.W. CORN WEI, S TARCH.—29 boxo* superior Pearl Starch, Justro- ce 1 ' —• J celved nud for inlo by nov 14* JOHN B. MOORE fc CO. £1.ARDEN SEEDS.—A fresh supply of Lntidrolh’a warranted Garden Seeds. Just received and for salo Dy [uov'14] JOHN I). MOORE kCO. ■f TONITOfTcolTl.AUH.—Real ilohlton CoHarsT~» I scrlptlon or mercliandlxe and valuables to EVERY 1-1 ... i... * TflwN In llm Nj.rlhnrit SLntn«—Mlart In (lalllnrillll 11 small assortment received and for sale by nov 15 LaROCIIE at BOVVNE. T iger travelling rucs.-jum the thiug tbr trnveUura. For sale ul 149 Bay-st., by nov!3 PRICE k VEADER. R ail ROAD SHAWLS and Mulllers can be at PRICE k VBADKK’B. novIS 147 Day-street. BE'_. T HE Subscribers beg leave to Inform tho public that they have concluded their arrangements with the Central Railread.and Banking Company, aud aro now running Mosseugora dally lo niucon* nud semi-week ly to Ojrlothorpo and Ooluuibumand alio for wanting Goods to iriillodfravlllo,nadallln(emto- Our Expresses by tho Steamers to Newr»York and Philadelphia enable usto forward every de scription of merchandise and valuable* to EVERY TOWN In tho Northern Statca—also to California and Europe, . „ Omens and Aouiits.—153 Bay street, Savannah; Fourth-street, Macon; George R, Clayton,Oglothorpe; otfico, Randolph-sLColumbus;74Broadway,New York, 43 and 45 8outl» Thirds!., Phtla.t 8Court stroet, Boston; Exchange street,Providence; Montgomery street,Call- f0 tfi LIVINGSTON. WINOfllBTEK A GO IVIeriicul Liquor*, Tiithe F.ditnr of the .Veto York Erprcs*: III common, | presume, with many others of the pro fussion, I received, some few moiitlis since, a cm alar addressed “To I’liysieiau* tliroughuul the l iiilnl Na'ee” l>y Mr. Udolplio Wolfe, ihe Importer, 22 Beaver street, inviting a medical and eheiuienl eiaiiiinuiioii of anew article of Holland Gin, nianulaetur, d by liiaised, nt Seldeilam in 11011,11111, hv n peculiar prm-rss, ami pat up for medical use, under the somewhat Inihh tide «f “r-T-hiuJuui Aromatic Schnapps." The cin alar claims for this article nu eminently superior degree of pmiiy, nromn, ilnvor nnd medicinal eflU-aey ; and offer*, iin't*- over, a gratuitous supply of it to any [ihyticiaa iihoiiwy feel disposed to le*t Huso claims, in a scientific and professional manner. Being familiar with three facts in relation to the use r[ Holland Gin, us a medicine, namely: lir-t, that, win a pure, 11 i* absolutely invaluable, and not lobe exili.ins"' lor any oiln-r remedy known to the proiesriou, in unmy couiplaiat-. bodi acute aud cliiouic ; secondly, dial ainw llm multitude of ill inaiie or ndultetaied liquors wiih which this country ulioumls, n pure Holland Gin i» sciucely to be obtained, at any puce; and ihiriily, 9'»* the 1 ndica lim purines oi' any inferior or spurious gin. cen trist, first, of Hie hydrated oxide of Amyl, a I'oisonnu* oil, more commonly known us potato spirit, I “u.*ri «», or Aniilie alcohol; nud secondly, of lire- h»a\wt «l Uw two esstmhd oils ol Juniper, tnsiend of (tic lishter— which iinpurides usually result from the mercenary sys tem of nil excessive ilistillatiou of the material* emi'* 1 '). ed—I resolved to accept of Mr. Udolpho VVolle’s t-UI- lunge, and put his “Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps to Hie test of rigiil analysis. And I was induced tu <i« >‘ l1 * (not w-i tlisiaudinc thu proprietor’s long stnnding, nml repu ted respectability ns an importer) because the purity "[ gin, above that ol every other spirituous liquor employed in medical practice, is of the most vital consequence in Hie community, iiinsmuclias it is subject to two iloui'ct causes of pernicious impurity, namely, the inferior oil of Juniper, ns well 111 tlie 1 ousel oil, i found, moreover, tin; “Aromatic Schnapps*’ strongly recommended by a physician and writer of no less influence limn fir. D-*'K Reese, of the JYew York .Medical Gairtte, ami by many of the most emmeiit members of Die profession, wins I had 110 reason to siip|io*u, imd obtained any oiln-r (Ban empirical evidence of its pharmaceutical purity an “ value. I tliereforu resolved to inform medical nun- least, for the sake of the public nt large, of the resuihiu my investigation, whether they proved favorable or oilier- wise to the character of the article and the interest ot m oil of Juniper,by distillation, I obtained ail nil, from quarts of the liquid,whose specific gravity was V’-'-i uud Whose boiling point was 313 deg., nor diu succcsm « re uisiiilaliun yieiu nuy oil of urrater gravity, or 00my other kind whatever. Tho same qiianbiyoi coiniimn Holland Gin, so called, yielded nn excessive amount, r re distillation,of oil weighing 0,b71 with flu- wm point of 542 deg.; the lighter oil having previously l«» cdover. Tills wits conclusive as tu the supe.iafd) _ Mr. Wolfti’s gin, in relation lo the oil ol Jumper, “r winch the nromn, flavor, nud diuretic and oilier cinitl properties of every kind of giu essentially «*{**“• As to Uio Fousel nil, with which all iiiferim #pin*uoU* liquors nru more or less impregnated, and which renu ’ than poisonous In the exact ratio hi which they ltre ' u ‘ billed—which causes such liquors to intoxicate others do not, nnd creates Hint morbid, insatiable npi- tito for undue indulgence, with nil it* deplorable cowe- uuences, of which the friends of tempemiweand pim*"' tliropy soju*tly complain, instead of dint satiety aim • tidiou- nes* of taste, for which the drinkers of i'Uit-14“ nt'i disiingtiUhed—of this fotiil, acrid, asihmatfcaor. sel oil, i found no trace in Sir. Wolfe’s nicdicln® 4 ' although I repeatedly tested varlnu* qiianiidi* of“ . the chloride or calcium, by the usual piocets, readily detects ami obtains it, in Uio ordinary »P> ru liquors. ^Accordingly, l feel bound ttjwr JJJS n* being in every respect, pre-eminently sciving of medical pntrounge. It i* Indebted for h* . scivinu or medical patronage, it is inueoiiu perjority. I doubt not, to sound and select Hint [ »“ ’.. j, lo that peculiarly mmlernin method of distdlaiioo f .leaves ihe heavier nnd less volatile cMcullnl the barley and the berry, behind In the still 1 * is sufllclvni to account for the refined aromaonbi*^^ other gin* 1 hut ill regard to the special ‘ ,1, Italian Juniper berry,of whichit lie uMnukut^ lerspca^ in his circular, I have no chemical knowfr”**.'^ wherein its lighter oil* differ from lliatot the Jus t * TtlmUhat tho pure oil, of both, polarize* Llnhor!- ihyd.oohlorie acid, a tiquM and yields, with liyMiui-muiK , rtIlino ntni This acid being in the stomach as n principal comPOf^^ of the gastric Juice, probably creates lW* »»*■'“.ima'snt tho oil. and rendeis it the valuable m for which It was formerly nnd will, prolmbly. a* renowned. - An* I coiiaoiiuently rejaid Mr. Woll*’. “S'S**-. nile SchnnDiis." ns a valuable accession to our 1 matio ScImappsV’n* » valusblc accewio.. . ||h maceutlcql agents, tossy nothing ol Da compaiaJ' nocuousne** w tho*e who use distilled liq''“«" * cue. To pcrsonrtraveling In the *ou hw« . «^. rJT* 4... ......... nrn.il>,-PI III*trVUSi"! sometimes even dangejnus eflbcts upon (00 a luiiaimi-f lire., uwti.v.ii.. ..... — —1— • , . . customed to them, I should think it w«uld! he ruccsutionarylunvi-lon, ns a counteractive of II? rand Gin, herotot "re unolitnlnablo, and at »ucb, - b, p*s^ |n L Morr M.n.,, Pharmaceutical Lbeu'm* New York, Oct. 90,183ft