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3l®fe : '■MffiXmffilift VOLUME LI. ®E REPUBLICAN. is rumasnKti Bully,Trl-Wookljr and Weekly. p. w. ALEXANDER * CO. ' TERMS REDIICKD: „,iIt i*i.P«r. •« Air mi t o *11 00 »nitnkRl 0 00 tVANNAH, GA.. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20,1853. , Mi 00 \ 00 «d of »N »ho tiwied won of GoorRlk.publlibed (o' the world ibli dlicrtptloD of J udjte Nlobei .* " llo is n ntombor of tho > PrMbytorlan Church, and us s Jurist; a man, and a ohnaUnn, will not Mf- Ter anything by a compariaon with any man of Ida. age in the country." Countrymen, tho value of tho Court of Appenls is dlitroyed union you nlH.t such a mark of diBorodlt Dell Buova.—Wocopy front ‘Willmor & Bmith'i Time* of tho 10th nil., tho following, account of a now Invention for tpnrlno purpoawi: "lit tlio Southnnmtlon duck thcro nro throo patent ,holl buoys, which tru* Moxlwm government have or* v dt>rod for n part of tho coast in tho Gulf of Mexico. They arc cnonuouB buoys with lnrgo bells, and their use ih in thick,and foggy weather when tho buoys K n«t !**»' .... — p a ily, in Advance, for 0 months, it 00 fri"U'o«klr, ; li* Advance & 00 «H»o* i’ald in Advunce, 4 00 iVffklyt invariably In Advance, m Kit l'rVi'.-lO Co/lM for 1ft 17* lu no cam will an order n>r tho paper be attended Wi unless accompanied with the money, or s satisfactory refwruce. ADVERTISING R ATF.8*. Advertisement* Inserted st Uie following rates t— roa on* seusaa or ten mk«*. line (niorttoa... .Ateta. One .Month $0 DO wm “ ....91 00 Two “ 10 On rtree •• .... IM Three” 18 50 r"ur “ ....150 Pour 150-1 nv, “ .... 175 Six “ 80 00 One Week 8 00 One Year HO on por advertisements not excoodlng live lines, three- rourihs of tlie »bovo rates will bo charged, l. c., For mm t nioriton 45 coots. two “ 75 “ otto week 91,50, Ac., Ac. Legal nitvortlaomoiita Inserted at tho usual rates, nn-i grid care tnkon Hint they bo published according to law • All advertisements from truusleul persons or stranger*-, in- mild for lit advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will bo confine.t rU-idl) to their regular business, and alt other advertlsc- tm-ius, not pertaining to tliolr regular business, at agree- 1 l0 r, to be paid extra. Yearly advertisers exceeding In tliolr advertisement* iho average number of lines agreed for, will be charged ,t iiroiHirilonat rates. ADVERTtHRMRETS WlLb SB INSERTED ORATl’l- r< \U advertlsemcutl for ctiAriinblo Institutions and re* Helena societies, will be charged half price. tir All advertisements sent to this office without dl- factions’as to the number of Insertions, will be published |i;i!v, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged *l- Wlngly. • • \il letters directed to this office, or lit Editors, -o*) be post paid, to entitle them to attention. -Each CUatlou by tho Court of Ordinary, that indication hits been made for letters of Adniinlstratlon. „,„i bo published tiiirtv mays nt least. Nonce by Executors and Administrators for Debtor- aid Creditors to render In tliolr accounts, must bo pul- Ithed six weeks. ‘nk-* oJ Heal Estate anil negroes, by Executors, Ad- .... mi.(niters, and Guardians, must be published PORT’. DAYS bel'oio the day of sale. These sales must be mad i!u> Court House doorot the county In which the proj ertvls eltiiutc, null ou the Urst Tuesday of the monli. •eii tin* hours of leu in the morning and four In tho gpernoon. No sale from day to day Is valid, unless so >\i<r >sn‘d III the advertisement. Applicaltons by Executors, Administrators and Guardi, tan to tlie Court of Ordinary, lor leave to sell Real Estate -ir Negroes, must be published TWO MONTHS. Sates of personal property (except negroes) or tcstalo ad intesiule estates, by Executors and Administrators, mist he advertised FORTY DA Yd. Amdlcatlons uy Executors and Administrators for Lot- ,-rs ills Issory, must bo published SIX MONTHS. Application for foreclosure of Mortgages on Ural Estate, r.iuH bo advertised once month for FOUR MONTHS. Orders of tho Court of Ordinary (accompanied with u copy of tho bond of nurecincut) to make titles to lurid, must bo advertised three months nt least. Sheriff’s sales, under executions regularly granted by the Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAYS—under m •rtgugeexecuriotis, SIXTY DAYS—sales of perishable p*.*|K*rtv, under order of Court, uniat bo advertised, gen erally, TEN DAYS before the day of sale. upon thuio who lb, party |>urptiwi hnvo refusud to Sg3lHg iE&iST oonlinuoupuu the bench a Judge who hM dU- , cality qftho imoya. Tho npjmrntus Ih biuiIi, ulso. charged ht* doty sMUIkotortly* an will forever dolor “»to Hiutwor thupurpuM of life buoys, where several n.i.or. r»,m iik« ni . n A,',„T poreoiu^iinboehelUTcdunliltheynrormuoU.-- othors from Iiko conduct. The RuBniun govuromont ruccnlly ordered ono of Tito Ynxoo Legislature divided among tho tnn- ,j 10 patentee fcv Riga. One iaplactd off Calshot jorltj' of Its members the tutopproprieted ppbity Cimlo. near tho citlrfmeo of Southampton water, lumia. Tho nipR-rlty oftho Lopluluturo uuw in sea* ““'I il him beou.proposed to PlSMono nottr iho slon, hnvo inntliliod llio fountain or i-ublio juolico, ,« by directing tho current ol patty polities into itj in . Southampton mnil packets. If ono were laid down & JU 111)1 Watches Rom hit koepors, COOPER WATGH EH,-Daub lug tml Magic cases—perfect tun INDEPENDENT SECOND, Ur.loUn* Alt. rlmllll, liiirin, . . order to givo ccrtuin assurunco that tho eountty shall bo forgotten, rather than party politicians, when publio officers nro chosen. <• Aristides wua bo honest and faithful in tho nd- ministration of tho laws when in office, that the penplo csllod him tho “just.” Tho Legislature of Athens banished him from tho country, because tho manner of his serving it, put thorn to shame.— Tho majority of tho Logisluturo of Georgia, Imvo followed tho oxamplo of tho Athenians, (and may expect to meet the same iato. Countrymen, Georgia is not the island of Barn* tnrin, that its government should bo tho laughing stock of tho world. Lot us put on tho sackcloth of penitence, lay our lieuds in tho ashes of humil ity, apply our shoulders to tho car of State, and Call in confident luilh, upon tho Ruler of Rulers, to aid us to take tho reins from Sturgis, McDouguld & Co , put them into belter hands, and keep them there. And then wo may expect that party zeal will not bo considered a necessary qualification to «.«• euro tho rO'clcctinn of a .ludgo of tho Court of Ap peals who docs his duty ; and that he who was Into* ly elected by patty assendency, will bo continued ; on tho Bench, i) his conduct shall entitle him to ! that high distinction. X. Y. Z. j there it would bo ubout twonty fuel high, with a boll weighing I 1*8 cwt. Col. Faoio visited South ampton on Monday, tolmpect tho buoys for tho McxiOun government. Thu Inventor ofthls most useful apparatus is Captain Rencrtck, of South ampton. Ho Iwr recently submitted models to tho Adinirulty uud Trinity Board. TJieirusp In enabling ships to enter channels in fogs is invnluuhlu. Tho under part'ofthubell buoy is bout shaped, only solid, and is admirably formed to roll about in v tho water to ring tho boll that is nttnehed to it. From tho upper surface of tho buoy a circular and tapering palisading is raised several feet in height, inside of which, towards thu top, tho bell is hung so us to ring at thu slightest movement.” Wrkck.—Tho Schooner Bloomer, of Frnnkford, Me., Cnpt. Allred Williams, hound with P. P. lumber from Alnyport Mills, Fla., to Martinique, sprang uieuk on llio lltli insl.. in hit. 3D 37, long. W) 1'J. Tho Capt. put her back, hut was compelled to beach her, ou tho 18th, about 25 miles south of S:. John's Bar. Tho Captain and crow wore saved, but tlie ve&ael and cargo uro a tulul Iobs.—Jackion- tille {Flu) <\nc8 17/A. Gov. Foote, oi Mississippi, it is said, is about to take up his residence in New Orleans. We see from tho papers of that city that ho is now on a visit there. . "Vncle Ned had no hair on the top of hte head, in the place where the. Hair ought to iin-w ” Hut lie lived previous to llietlbcovery nf.L)on’s cole- limied Kniliulroii. which not only preserves nhii beaull- WalclicH anil mo Tbs subscriber la GOLD A MI.VEIl AND BlLyl'R WA TuiUlENBHN *WXWl)SliiReBl 'lulwe Jurvensen Watches received by uvery arrival* with cnrtlilCHtes from blur with.each Waloli,. wurruuieU iturioti, time keepers,, fid Ml to 985U r *-*u|ex uuu laivi-rs III limit- me kvoper>4185 In 4(875 , outi Quarter Second Wniches for tlmlnu buries.. .»;,•*...• • *.9183 to |85U Oil U0N0MRTH118—BpIondUl Hold PoekCi Cbroiio- ineiers, whleb run wlllmnuoy vurlijllon,.9l85to98.W EIGHT UAYjWATL’HBH—Watches which ninnlRht days. 9HUto 9IS5 ENAMEL WATCHES* for l.adlos-sqnm In hunting oases.......... «,...f35 to 9t(ifl DIAMOND WATCHES, for Lndics-esome in magic cases,.. .; 955to 93(lt) MAGIC WATCHES, Which change Into thtee different Watches * to 9175 WATCHES which wind up aud turn.ttm hand* with out any key,... * 985to9Hl» Fine Gold Laplne Watches, 4 lioIosJ«velled..9 , i5.tH» Fineuotd Dutuched Levers y... ... Sd.tlft Gold Enamelled Watches for Did Ladles, ... 35.0U Gold Engllxh Fntetil t.over# 35.no Gold English Patent Uvorv, hunting cases... 58.00 Silver Patent- Levers, ns low aa HMiO ■ Silver Detached Lever*, as low os H.un and ull oilier styles of \Vniches at equally low prices. DIAMONDS.—Diamond Ear-Rlugs, Plus, llraceleu, Flnirer-Rfagr, onU Crovset, for sale at much lee# Dina tho usual prices. , , JEWELRY.—All'kinds of Gold Chains, pure Gold Wedding Kings, Gold Kejs and Hoalr, (Sold Pens and PoiicIIh, Gold and Silver Thimbles, llruceluts, llroanl Plus, t.'uff Plus, Lockets, Ear-lUngs, (Sold and Silver Spectacles,- (Sold Tooth-Picks,- Charms, Clinteleluo Chains, fee.,&c. _ uuntntHD Kami, r ’~’ o, i-'lwsoU WHRmruiQiiniftnucKinimn ooRdieaoV Uroushtou nntl nioniffoinory-sircoi*, SJtyAMStJlH, [ QjI,) Cnrrliigcs. Wagons, Carts and Drays manufactured. UlncksiuilhinK, Including Iron nailing and Grates for nnlldlngs, Stc. done at thu shortlist imtlcu. nug 80 CuNTIul-rilR an'u A. 0 fl.DEM, SWroicat. GOOD-MEDICINES I ANODYNE "lMoxfBtTOEANT, recommendcil to liivsllds.Hsnnsun)ussed »wn preparation, lor thq cure or Coughs, d 'dlier forms of common Colds; Ibunchl* I S confidently rci by any known Iloarsunei*, ami op ... , Its, Asthma, Croup, Consumption In mi early stage, hnd for ifin relief of the Pntfn'it even In adrsncod stages of that fatal disease, wnviMniitviuii H combines. In a sclonllfic mantier, remedies of long Iriva IIOOHS tvvst or Dtmnsmsrr r esteemed value, with others of more recent discovery. Is nreiJared “to^^oontrncUi aU^klnds o?BuUdlnK and besides Its soothing and |onlcmi«|IUe*, nctsihrough is prepared m, oiuttrnu mr an tunas or mmuing una |t k| „ nn<l with greut efflcacypor the cure of Repairlngl#^ A i.ho—To conduct Wator through the various partsoI Houses. oci 13 IIIITLEU. MASTER BUILDER, Dual or in Wliilvl'ilio l.iiiuUor, VOIIK-S rllKKT. OOnKTIIOHrs-StlltAKK. ‘ N. B.—lie Isiimpnrodtopuiln Iron Fronts to Stores fce. Is apr 88 SILVER WARE.—Sterling Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks, Pie Knives, Napkin Rings, Fruit knives, Wed ding Cuke Knlver, &c., Stc. (rJfWulclies and Jewelry exchanged. All Watches warranted to keep good lime, or the money returned. REPAIRS.—All kinds ol Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired In the best manner, nt much less than tho usunl prices. , Goods sent by express or mull to all parts of the United States. GEO. 0. ALLEN, Importer of WntchcS'nhd Jewelry, Whoickste and Retail, No. 11 Wall-street (Second floor,) near Broadway. New-York, ap 8 ly’Jnwis DENTISTRY. ROYALL At JOHNSON, SURIilliAli AND MECHANICAL DliNTtaTS, Nt, Jtiliun-Htruet, fob 14 JVear the Market, -Saeam’ak. ly ufi7S76 UErvTisT, Is prepared to perform nit necessary operations for tho Regulation, Preservation and Boautirjlug tlio Teeth, amt will Insert Artificial Teeth, from a «la«lc Tooth to a L>« nlilu Sot. Dr. P. will spuruno effort to gtvo the ut. muslBatisfucUon to all wtio may command his services. o83-ly OrrirKi 150 bUoUUUTQN-sTUEET, “ CIIAIUiUS P. COOPlilt. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER FOR FLORIDA, 175 Ikny-M., Snviinnnliy Will practices In the Courts of Chatham, Camden, Glynn, and .McIntosh Counties; also the United Stales Circuit aud District Courts tor Ilia Southern District of Georgia. RtsncuieNcics. SaranaaA.—lion. It. M. Charlton, Messrs. Crane St Rodgers. BubIoii &. Viliulnugn, Daniel 11. Stewurl. Flvritlu.—Hoi), Jus. E. Broome, lion. 8 R. Mallory, lloii.Thos. Ballr.e||, lion. Tims. Douglas, Hon. C. II. Du- pud, Hon. tY. H. lAirwnrd. 3m SAVANNAH, GA. rniSDAY MOItMNtJ, DEC. 20, BY TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN. Cupt. ItiulolphN Hotly Found, Chxrleston, Dec. 19tli.—'Tho body of Capt. Ru dolph who was lost during the Into gale, was found t!> s morning six miles South of Stono, and wna brought to this city for burial. [ron TI1E SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN! Georgia—'Tlio Supreme Court—The late Flection—Judge Msliet. Georgia is a great Stnto in the number of itapeo- , and extent of its territory; its sea coast, is lands, iin.l sale harbors; its genial healthy atinosphoro, its fruits mid (lowers; the splendid coloring and varied tmts ot its evening sunsets; its innumerable foun tains of puro water, its navigable rivers and moun- PosTorFKcs in Thomas County.—It may not he i """v * MV ,",7*r„ unimerceting to „„r Jnend. «. hom, m,d uAoad, ,u S know the names oi the I oat Olheosm our epunty, ii, l ,„iruir. nr i.»n.i>. u,mi,i„,i r . know the names ol the l ost Ultieosin our county. • Dandruff nml as tho Post Master General has just established 1 a now office called Glasgow, wo thought it best so give the names of ull with tho names of the Post Masters annexed. Thomasville, Thomas Simmons, P. M. Duncanville, J. .1. Mash. Groversville. J. S. Groover, Boston, D. R. Watson, Stations James S. Godfrey, Oeklockonce, James W. Roberts, Glasgow, John A. McIntosh, The above named Post Masters, with the cx- liursh, uii|ileii8iud hair. From the Hume Journal. JY. Y. “So article ever acquired ao rapid cvbhrlly and iiiiJ- versal appreciation us Lyon’s Kuthidron. To those who bate used it umd who hut* not* thu reason Is obvious us ds Invigorating and bcauliljlng effects, and nureeu- hie erfuinu, slump H au linltspemaihtu uriu-le of tlie loll- oi.” sold at Hie old price of -J5 cenls III large bottles, by ull dealers, everywhere. * D. 8. BARN Ur*, Proprietor, IlH Broadway, N. Y. T. M. TURNER & C< >., Wholesale agents. i-avuunah Ga. dec 80 lino ccption ofThomns Simmons, Esq., have their let- , tore free of postage.—Thotiiaiinlle Watchman. , Tn* Most Skriou* Casks or Ditopsv Cured nv Hot- i tow/v’s Pills.—Tliociiu-es of dropsy are various, but il Kuuerully arises from obstructions lo tlio free clrculu- A Ncf run the SrowiTts.—Under this head tho I lion of the blood ihnumh the system; to remedy ibis Bay,,,, San, ,,U..ho following ,„„y: j tf, 'S >\o hnd just printed the luncrn! tickets, of thereby gradually diminish the colluded Hit Id, and If Richard R. Ctwilc, Esq., uml were thinking of tho! persevered i.i till ihe cure Is eomplelo. I'uriber nectimu- uncertainty of life, (Mr. Cadle having been in ; iutions nro prevented. Many persons that Imvo sulfa town but a tew days before his death in apparently good health,) when oar meditations upon this , mournful subject were interrupted by a negro ) woman, in tears, coming into the office and inquir- • ing if it was a fact that Mr. Cadle was dead! We, ! without reflecting, told her it was. She dropped • upon Iho lloor eomulotely helpless, and it was with thu greatest difficulty wo could prevail upon her to rise. She left the office uttering tho most heart rending shrieks wo ever heard. We were told by some gentlemen about an hour after tlio occurrence, that this poor colored woman was running up and down the street frantic with grief. This is n< newspaper paragraph for effect, but tho plain iruili. nml one among the thousand instances that daily occur to tho Southerner's eye. Ah! the poor African can well appreciate the intrinsic value of a kind master. 41 The President’s House.—Tho interior improve ments of this edifice were fully completed several days since ; and they are such as reflect the highest credit ou ull to whose skill the workmanship was entrusted. The east room is now in decent trim. Although the paper on the walls is heavily gilt, and tin frescoed ceiling, and the cornices, mouldings, and pilasters, are plentifully coated with gold-leaf, yet there is nothing like tawdriness; for the colors of the various pieces of furniture, including the ear* urtauis, all agreeably harmonize. The !r«tii dropsy i-nn tesiilv t» tlie efficacy of tills medicine, especially females lit llm turn of life, who at that period arc mure particularly predispos'd to Ibis iusidtioas dis ease. ilccto Second Relation or a Goon Story.—Il Is generally admitted tlml “a good tale Is none the worse for being twice told.” Taking advantage of tills license for repeti tion, wo reiterate Ili.-it our opinion, backed up by pro longed experience, remains more decked Hum formerly regarding Hie unapproachable virtues of tlm Hyperion Fluid tor lbe Hair, and Allude for shaving, biveoied aud sold by William Bogle, 877, Washington Street, Boston. Ainolc must mean ••Sliiivliig-inade-en»y,”«l leusl that Is the honest interpretation we givo to Its effects when In use. Fold by W. W. Line*.In; T. M. Turner At Co.; A. A. Solomons Ac Co.; J. II. Cartel & Co., Favuumdi, and by Druggists generally. dec 80 Commercial Xiitcllignicc. SAVANN AH iHAItlil.T. Monday, December M)ih, 1\ M. COTTON.—There was u good demand to day, tlie sales amounting to 15,-ft hales, ul the following panlculuis: 48 at 'J, 818 ut UJg, LdatO’i, 870 at OJtf, 143 at D‘g, 835 at \ i nroAI entnrgfug iny W’arernoiiis, I ain enabled token 45 at DJi, 810 id In, I3i»l 1U>,', uud 188 at toy; cents, j J’ „ mueli greulerussorlineut of Instruments tbnii In Prices continue Erin. Bells ! Bells ! Bells ! T H E 8U B8CHIH KKS manufacture and keep constant).- on band all sizes of Clnircb, Factory, Btcambon'. Ferry, Locomotive, Fcliool House, and Plantation Belli These bells are bung with the patent Iron yokes wit moveable arms. They can lie turned around so that tl* clapper will strike In a new place, which U desirable ti ler a bell bus been rung a few years. Springs are ufflxe In n now way to prevent the clapper from resting on tb belt, thereby prolonging (he sound. These heftsaro mm ufactored from the beat stock ami are cast in Iroiicnstlng- Al this foundry these were fiAt used and are found to t- n grent Improvement. Woglve a written warrantee tb. If Clnircb Bells lireak within one year from dale of pm chase,with fair usage, wo will recast without ebarg- The tone of all Bells Is warranted. Nearly OIMiti Bel. Iiuvo been cast and sold from tills foundry, which Is ll best evidence of ihelrsiiperlorliy. tVo ha t <‘ 15 gu)d an silver Medals, nwurdeil from the various Fairs “for ll bust Bells for sonorousness uud purity of tone.” W pay particular attention to getting up Peals or Chime and can refer to those furnished l>> us. Our Foundry 1 within a few rod* «l tb.) Ilmls-m River, Erie Canal, an Railroads riimdng III every direction. As lids Is tl< largest establishment of tlio kind in llio United State nml Jinn Iho largest assortment of bells, orders can b filled with great dispatch. Wo cun refer to bells in an of Hie States. Old Bells taken in exchange for new one.- Levels. Compasses, Ice., constantly on hand. Address A. MENEELY’S SONS. tunc 13 ood tv WeslTrov. N. Y. ! ' (*rent liartvuiiiN in C A It 1’ E T I N G S . T HE SUBSCRIBER has J-ist completed Ids Fall par ennses, and now offers decidedly the largest and op* I stock ol Carpetings and Oil Cloths lobe found iu llio city ! on tlie tiesl terms: Rich VELVET, ) “ TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, | Carpels “ 3 PLY, > In “ INGR AINS, great variety. “ VENITIANS, j Together with a rich and splendid Slock of Oil Cloths Druggets, Piano and Table Covers, Stair Rods, Bimliugt StC., AtC. IiO\v-l*rifert Cartu-lliigsi Housekeepers who uro about furnishing with new Cat pelings, are reipiested lo examine bvtoro making thei select ions else where, as all goods will tin sold low, urn wurrutiled lo give entire satisfaction lo (lie purefias r. Robert b. walker. - Kill Cliestmil-st., tielow Eighth, sept 27-3mo-o Phllmielpidii. Il It A I» K I It vT ■ 1MAX0 AMI MEL(JI)E0.\ WAKE ROOMS, No. 423 ESruudtvuy, fa'. Y. J O 11 fa I,. II O 1» ti. 1 fa fa t ATTORNEY AT LAW, Clmttittioog-ii, Tenn. Rkfriikncrs:—Tliontas M. Turner tut. nml Novitt, l.utbrop it stebbius, Savumudi; Col. C. II. Hopkins, Durlen; unit Ttioinas II. Calloway, President Eas Ten- ncasc and Georgia Rallrpnd, Cleveland, Tennessee. Jan 5 dly JOHN It, VOCilltAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, l.uim-n* County, ha., I I.ate Junior Partner of Ihe Jinn of .J. .(• J. Cucnran, irwiitton, Ucorgiu. I Will attend promptly to ull business entrusted to his J care, l'urllcular attention puld to collecting, f liKncmeNcK.—llr.C. B. Guy ton,and P.ll. Rowe, Dub- I Hu, Ga.; M. Marsh, Savnunali. ly nmy2 M ill. A. LOFTOfa, A T T O R N E Y A T L A W , novlttf NlonUccIlo, Oco. IIAJIILFON (JniPEIt. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Corner of tVIdlaker Street and Buy Lane. oct3l- ttawlm. oral wril being of Ha people, it ts indeed tho bee- improved in appearance, as visiters will not tail t- ...- .ii •-« < — e- perceive, and rendered attractive. On Thursday, a number of the foreign ministem and attache*, tonetlier with ladies ol their respec tive households, paid the President and Airs. Pierce a friendly visit,and no doubt enjoyed them selves during tho hour they remained in tho “blue room.”— Wuah. Sentinel. Tho New York Kvcning Post, alluding to the invasion of Sonora says: The proceeding is similar to thnt of a few yotinu men of Niagara, \vh->, on a certain Fourth of July, not long since, crossed the river lo the Canada ' side, walked into tile woods above '.he Clifton ! tilled with minerals; its productive soil and l ,cl i* 1 }^ . v.lu,„ Io u„a u.0 woaLL. .ccuri.v. and K o n - | of all countries, and most worthy of patriot citizens, nd a government that takes care that they suffer o wrong. # riolon and Lycurgus when rulers, contrived to make people and government,so to net and re-act for their mutual good nnd glory, that tho cities where th-y severally governed, are still looked at, and ad about, ns wonders of tho world. Georgia is a bettor country, than Athens or Spar ta What are its Lawgivers doing, to make its citi zens patriots, and its government glorious. An old man, who has seen much of the past, an-l i9 liopi-lul for the future, desires to uso tho priva- lije of age, to say a low words of warning, to his c iimtrymcn. It is the fashion now, to call Georgia u Empire .Slate. It would have been rediculous t<« have applied that title to it, sixty years ago. It was settled by a few poor folks from London, and c entile rangers Ironi the pinny woods along the Atlantic coast. Until many years after the nowledgornent ol independence, its position mg the States, tended to tho fag end. The dee -miauls of the tirst settlers hnd been so lacking in laiui, that whcn-Tlicy took the government of the • their hands, they shared out the great quantity which they found ungrnnied, with uncon- Rolled greediness. Their Representatives in tho L g-datum of 1785, aided by the bribes of wealthy sc mips from other States, passed on net to divide SuvunnuD Lxporl*—Dec* ID. For ship Chaos, for Boston—8,073 bales Cotton, nml gull casks Rio*. Fi-r brig ri T Hinds, for Boston—12(5,000 feet Lumber I’.-r schooner Wooillirht^e, for Baltimore—881 lialcs Upland Colton, 4U do Yarn, 1-t do Domestics, 8im boxed Copper Ore, 8 casks, I b *x. COLUMBUS, DEC. 17.—Cotton.—Our market, since greater All Pianos furnished are of ull elastic touch, of an even <|itulily, uml deep, full, rich nnd purely nor lone, ipinlitie* most desirable, inasmuch as Hie vole will assimilate to the lone of ihc iiistrumeiil. All my h slrauu-ntsare fully warranted, and a guaranteenccomp. nles every bill of sale, and are sold nd low Ud can be pm chased elsewhere. Second Hand Pianos ul all prices. E'er" A NEW INVENTION.— 1 Tlie Organ Meldmleon with ticobonks of keys, tlie only thing of the kind III lb country, having two stop*, coupler, swell draw slops, &c n sweet and powerful Instrument, pronounced by Orgiu Ists io In* superior lor Churches or (Jrgan practice to It) medium sized Orirnti*, price S800._ Also the comtnoi K. G. C A It A INN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Forsytli, U«m Witt practice In the Flint and adjoining Counties of the jun 7 Mucou Circuit. If ATdVvAIIP ll. HARDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Atul Transportation Agent of llio Western and Atlantic Railroad. IIlitffRoIilv••Wnllier County* Georgia, Will attend promptly to tlu- collection of claims in Walker, Chattooga, Whitfield, .Murray, Gordon and Dude counties, Georgia, and Hamilton county, Tennessee. IIKZKKKNCK ! Rinooolu—II. & B. I). Brewster, W. L. Whitman, F. W. Thornton, David Jobe. Avovsta—Wm. II. Starke St Co., P. A. Scranton, Col. John Mllledgc. CiiXRI.vstos—E. B. Stoddard St Co. Savannah—Dr. Richard I). Wayne, Win. M. Wudley, H. F. Waring, and Win. Lynn. cod ly—June 14 E. A. falSUJET, Will practice law iu Bibb, mid tlie adjoining counties, mid in die Supremo Court at Savannah, Macon, Mil- iedgcville, Aim-rieus, Columbus uml Decatur. lie will piy pariicular attention lo iho collection or sclth-nieiii of dehisaml lo Conveyancing. fjjf «ifllw over the store of Clmrles Day & Co., on becornerof Mtdbery uml second Streets, Macon, Gu. «„v 8I» _ 8m JOMlFll (iANAIIL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Corner of liny anil Whitaker streets. Juno 25 ly li A fat: HO FT AND lilt V A fa* (•cnvral Agents uml ISrokrrN* For tlie purchase uml sale of Stocks, Bonds, Exchange •mil Real Estate, 117 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. Juii84_ ,i. IIASBSItOI CK A: CO.. tMI’OHTKIIS AND WIIOLKSaLX DEALKHS IN Earthen-Ware, French China Looking GlasscB. H rouirhtoH.blrcet. tills class of diseases. Mtnblcr’M Dlarrhoin Cordial (s n pleasant mixture, cooifionmlcd la agreement with the rule* of Pharmacy, of them penile^agents, long known and culehrulmt for tliolr peculiar effienc) in curlbg Dlar- rhiwii, uud Hlnulurutfucilousof Hiosysleiu. In Its action It nlltiys iiHiisea and jiroduces u healthy condition of the Liver, thus removing thu cause at the same lime that It cures the disease. Thu valuable medicines nhnvonntncd have recently b una Introduced, with the approval or u pnmbtr, of I be Medical Profession In the city of Bulllimire and else where, amt in practice have succeeded most admirably In curing the diseases for which they are prescribed.— They are offered lo tlio country practitioner, ns medi cines winch he can In all respects depend tinnn, ns pre pared in agreement w ith the experience of somuol the most learned and Judicious physicians, and strictly In Accordance with the rules of pharmacy, and so especi ally serving his convenience, who cannot so readily ns the city physiciun have his own prescripttonscoinuoutid ed by a practical Phas*—iceuilsl. See the descriptive pnnipblelrto be had gratis of nil who have Ihumcdlcluei, for sale,containing recommend- aliens from Doctors Martin, Uultzell, Addison. Payne, Handy, l.nvc,&c. Doctor H. It. Martin says: “ l do not bositnte lo rcom* mend your Dinrrha-u Cordial and Anodyne Uhcrry Ex pectorant," &c. Doctor John Add-on says: “It gives mo much pleas ure lo uild my testimony to that of others, in favor of the extraordinary efficacy of jour Dlurrlura Cordial,” &c.; nnd of tlie Expectorant, “ I have no hesitation lit recom mending it, as a most vuluablu medicine,” Ac. Doctor It. A Payne says ho used tlio Dturrlueu Cordial tn Ills practice “with tho hupplcst effect, ami thinks tt one of thu most convenient and efficient combinations ever offered to our profession,” Doctor L. 1). Handy writes: “I have administered your Anodyne Expectorant, In severalcusesof Bronchial nlfectloii, with the most happy results, aud from n know, ledge of Its udinir.tbto effects, t can with tlio greutest confidence recommend it,” Stc, W. 8. Love writes to ««that he ha* adminls- j Hired Ihe Expectorant to Ids wile, who has hnd the llron- chilis for fourteen years, and that she is lust recovering | from tier lung standing malady. II basin a few weeks j done her more good than ull the remedies she has here- - lofore used under able mcdlcnl counsel. Sixteen of ilm best Apothecaries uml Pharmaceutists iu Hie city of Baltimore, write: “ We are satisfied the preparations know n «s Stabler’)) AnodyneLberry Expec torant and Stubler’s Diurrbieu Cordial are medicines ol great value, and very efficient for Hie relief utid cure ol tlie diseases for which they are recommended, they bear the evidences of skill ami cure in I heir preparation and style of pulling up, and we take pleasure In recommend ing them.” Twenty-Seven of tlie most respectable Merchants, residents of Maryland, Viuoisia, aud Noriii Caro lina, who have sold nnd also used these medicines themselves,»my, “From our own experience and that of our customers, we do confidently recommend them Pro Bono Publico. VVe have never known any remedies used for the diseases for which they are prescribed, to be so efficient aud to give such entire satisfaction lo all.” The above notices of recommendation from members of the Medical Faculty, Pharmaceutists of high standing, and Merchants of Hie first respectability, should be sufficient to satisfy all.tliut these medteinesnre worthy of trial bv the afflicted, aud that they are of h dlf- fereni stamp ami class from the “Quackery” and “Curt- Alls” so much imposed upon the public. For sale by Drugg'sts, Apothecaries sml Country Store keepers generally. E. II. STABLER St CO. Wholesale Druooists, 12(1 Pratt Street, Baltimore, m 18— IhwRiuwoly > , IAJlSU/..- • . •'/ •. • • * NUMBER 208. Ccwung staturtnwttnitB, ; 1 nKIV-vonk AM) Li vr*.. _ DtllTEB STJl'Eft HI Alb STB AJttBUS. tur ultra uomckuiino this line are: ATLANTIC, Capt. WEST, ARCTIC, CabL LUCE. PACIFIC, .Capt; N YE, DA l/TIC,Cnpt.COMSTOCK. ADRIATIC. Cnpt. GUAtTuN, ftPftL Thwwidiliisliavlng been built by contract* SatMUadb^preMly for govermnenl service, every ruro ha* been taken ,ln their coiiaiructlon, aa al«) In tbelr bn- trines, to onaure strc*«tb ami speed; and their uccommo- dutlona for (laMeugem are unequalled for olugauco or comfort. Price of passage from Now-York to Llvert>9Cf,ln first r UBScJililii. MR2IIS In M*mL.I Ainu, ruliln. ATli* n«..lnui*M clusscabin,|l‘J0j In aecoiel clnnn cabin, 97b; excluaive use ol extra site amto rooms, &UW. ptoiu Liverpool to New-Yortt, £Ml nod Ib80. Ail nx|ierieiicod Surgeon allachba to each ship. No Uerthscaniio secured until paid for. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. From New* York, I From Liverpool. Saturday....hoy,- 25, 18531 WedwKlay.'.Nov. 30.J853 Saturday....Dec. Ill,T«53 Wednesday..Dec. 14,1H53 Saturday... .Dec. 84.1853|Wednesday..Dec. 23, IS53 For Freight or Passage, upidy to '.COLLINSSt CO., id W'plh report bus ntitfeiied n iiille, owing lo the favorable i melodeonof all styles and prices. Being tlio exclu*D. account- brought per steamer Niagara, through it i» still i Agent Tor these Iimtrmnents,orders arc solicited, lie deprev-i.nl and Irregular. j usual dLeonid made to the trade, and ten per cent, to .Middling 8 a H.V I Middling Fair Good Middling 8 a8J 4 ’ | lmr !tj£ Hmitfu, took it Bond lunch, Willi copious washings ; Our river and whurve ol elianipatinc*, uud wiieii they were well wanned \ »l , I , J'» r « ,, ce, giving tho by the inspirations ol'tlio day uml Hie wine, rushed | s-V-,, . .. .. to u neiRlibiirins hill. whero they declared tho j Bolemn annexation of Canada to tho United Stales j As there was no one present to dispute the validity i of thu net, the result was taken lor granted, uud j Canada, by their logic, is now part of tho Union, j The Harpers—Offers of assistance to the a-j mount of at least one hundred and forty thousand j dollars have been tendered the Messrs. Harpers, - from individuals with wlmm they have had no pro- | vious connection. Another granl'yini' evidence of' the sympathy uceordt-d to them hy the business I com i mm it y is the oiler* of thu various insurance companies in waive their sixty days ol grace, and \ settlu at once their several liabilities. , ALBANY, DEG. I7Hi.%Goii-iin.—We have lindciiti- slderiitile aclivily in our coiiini market Hie past week, in consequence of a rise of the river, ami prospect of moving toward Hie large qiiantily of cotton winch has been nminnjluling in our tVari-.lionses, The Miles of llio w eek amount to several hundred ba le*. at a bunis of nlioul tic. fur middlings. s now present quite on animated ussurance of “easier limes coin- clergymen purchasing for their own use. ! 1 E. G. BRADBURY, ‘ m ID—InwffilnwoljP 423 Broadway. N. Y. I* LAN T URSATT KN TIO N!! The Colonization Law of Virqinia.—Ii is j staled in the recent messnuo of the Governor of Virginia that, in the three ycuis dining wiiieh tho | , , , . , law ofl85d was in operation lo aid in the removal a '"' <ta themselves and their ahettore, 00,000,000 ol c | colored persons to Liberia, only 419 lito blacks I :rcs ol the rich land ol its western territory. | nnd slaves were removed Irom that Stale, at u«ost | Georgia hnd been filling up for some time before, i R* the treasury oi 65,410. Under the piescnt law,; which was passed bib April lust,240 colored per sons huvo been sent to Liberia from Virginia, nt u wall the roost vigorous, enterprising, and incluatri oik people, of other countries. When these under nod, what tho majority of tho Legislature wore "mi, they hastened to dieperso them before the. d'-ed should be done. They were too luto. But Geuruinns were not to bo cheated out of their in- terf-st in the public lands, by tlie force of n form. Tlvy declared iho net a nullity becauso of the fraud in iho doing ; they made clean work of it, burning the record with fire drawn from tho Bun ; and fixed u mark of disgrace upon the guilty, which m iy yet be occasionally seen upon somo of their children’s children. They set aside tlio old gov ernment lor a new* constitution, and created a judi ciary, whoso modes of trial were well suited to c«st to tlie treasury ol &5,SOU, being nt the rato of 4d0 per annum—LuUieieut, us is supposed, to pro- vt-nl any ilieieasu ol tho tree colored population.— But, tlio Governor asks, “suppose tiny increase of numbers is prevented, when and how shall wo get rid of thoso 55,iHMK Him 11 w'e nnd our posterity always endure tho existing evil/ /trust not; wo should not; nnd IrcspccHuiiy urge the adoption of inoro efficient measures for their removal, leaving tho selection ol tho mode lo the united wisdom of the General Assembly.” LEINAU’S AaWRICAX fertilizer ,'I.YJj tiUPF.n PHOSPHATE OF LIME, 13AH Ml i:<i« Al„ PREI’AKhD EXPRESSLY FOR If/tvat and Grain OF ALL KIM'S, CORN, POTATOES, AND GRASS, XElV ORLEANS, Dec. 13, P. M.—Cotton.—The do- ' Is Suitable for all Sails. mnml uppeareil to be active, but either owing u* Hie high - /~\NE BARREI. is sufficient for an Acre of Lnriil, far raicHtleiii-illicit by suciorH nr to tlie tenor ul Hu- Eiiro|iii's j \ / superior to Giuiim, ami ul half its price, cun l>o hud lullcn>. received this morning. Hie demand slackened uud | at 93.5u per barrel, or S85 per ton of 82JII lbs. Mellioil llio sides were confined to .ViUU bales ul irregulur prices, ■ of using il, sculler Broadcast and Harrow iu. To be hnd mien having been paid above our outside llenres. ol tlu- proprietor only. GEO. A. LEIN AU, Prop’r., Ordinary 7 @8 i Good .Middling.. .ti)^@ltl No. IU South Front street., I’lilln. Low Middling....8>4&*?4 Middling F*ir,..liljga»l»X USED SUCCESSFULLY Middling, DAp&tU* } Fair ll (<£, |{y nr. tVm. IV. Clarke.of Pbilu.; Geo. Graves, Esq.; ! Mr. Field, of Fox Utilise, Pa.; Mr. David, of Mount Airy; 1(1,024 Mr. Juiiiiy , Bucks Go.; Mr. Rliouds, Monlgoinery Go.; 387,310 Mr. Gluts. Vt inid, Isalnli Wood St Bro.,N. J.; 1'lr. Boiidt- 810 ; non, ,i| Burlington Oily, N. J.; Mr. Bund, vf&ilcin, N.J.; —, ; Mr. Trout wine, Ahhigioii, Bucks Co., Pa.; .Mr. Trainer, 308,162 j of Delaware Go.; Messrs. Goluman It II Iclieucr, of Sa- i lum Go.. N. J.; Mr. Muhulfey. of Marietta, Pa., mid a host nt Farmers in Delaware, Now Jersey, Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Farmers making Muck Hills, wilt find n few barrels In valuable. For FRUIT TREES, which it will greatly hen. ellt. by being scattered around altar they have been dug ubout*. a light coating. For sale only by ...... GEO. A. LKINAI , No. 10 Foilth Front-street. Philo., Proprietor. N. B.—J be American I-VrHH*er has been used success fullv in tho Islands of Itarmmtu uml Burbudoes. nug 13 niwiiui MTLIJ.UIS A JU UPIilt : GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 178 JjtiU'Slrcct, Sncananfi. ; M. II. Williams.] imv 15-if [J. T. HuMriiKiES. i lil'fiE. PATTEN A (JO., i WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, COLUMBUS, ijeo. Refer in Messrs. Padklfukh, Fay St Co., Siivumuih. ; oci3-0mo* ! \v i lTTak i/y fa n tv eo., j COMMISSION MERCHANTS, fan. 7 4 ISay St rout, Suvaunuli* Ga.* \V. Lynn. foclIO] M. D. Gci.lkns. J. i-’. i» E Mi Vr I FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, i WILLIAMSON’S IlUlLDl.NO, ! _sept2l-Uui SAVANNAH, GA* I ‘ UUliGAliD 1'I. tl (V U MI fa, Sexton ami (Titlertukur* WRIGHT SQUARE, NEAR COURT HOUSE, Savannah. Gkoiuua, » in audition to liis duties tur sexton, will nltcnd to furnishing lor funerals. _ _ [Jan 26. WI.I.I.S A IM ICII, FACTORS AND COMMISSION 5IERCIIANT8, fao. H ' Huy si., Savannah, <*a. L. W. WKLLM, mur l L. M. DURR. TVM. W. GAIHtAKD. FACTOR &. COMMISSION MERCHANT, ITATKMKNT OK COTTON. Stock on timid 1st September. 1853 bales. Arrived .luce, Arrived to-day, Exparted to dale,.. Evjmrred to-day,.., .. 192.3411 .. 3,OSH— 195,437 Slock on hand and on ship-hoard not cleared, 808,785 Fu Kin UTS.—A ship taken for Liverpool ut 13-ltld. ExciiaNUK8—Demand moderuie. London, 8Ai@9,V V cent, premium Pari New Yojk, tin days 8 @8.'* V cent, discount. New York Sight, par to )i cent, discmml. Mo.vroo.MtBv & Pensacola It ail Road.—Wo have been informed thnt tho report ami profile of the Engineer, on the Alabama portion of this road, w ll Tl*on. will show a much more favorable 6tato of tho route ' than is represented by tho Gaz> Ut—that some .. ... i • i seventy miles of tho road can bo graded at a cost » itle satisfactorily uncertain duties, and violated | of not over two thousand dollars tier rink-—and that rights. When grent wealth whs acquired, nnd a considerable distance of it will utmost admit of fOariitr InirUiBCKtc. PORT OF SAVANNA*!!, DEGEBlfllR 19, 1853. ARIIIVEIL Sli-anicr Lt JntniH, Frcetnirn, Paintkn, fcc, mClnghorn k Ciinninglirni, 6 baled 8 I Cotton nnd Mdze lo Vinter- eon At Co, I tost* .it tt Yillnloiigii, N A Hardee St Co, C It CainpIU-ld, J Waldlmrg. N llerimndez, J A Brown,J Burt, .Mrs Pacelty, Dr Ucc-d aud otliers. summer Isaac Hcnti,Dillard, llnwkinsvllte.to Brigham, Kelly St Co. 669 hales Cotton and Mdze to C llartrldgc, N -V llurdco fc Co, Hrnlth St Loihrop. Slnop Science, Thompson,(Jgeecliee,3300 busli Rough Rice, lo K llnticr»h;mi St Sou. Myers’ Flat, fin plantation, with 4 bales 3 l Cotton, to riiEAUIlli. Ship Chaos, Dumon, Boston—Washburn, Wittier St Co. Brig •*• T Hinds, Cox, Boston— Briglmm, Kelly ft (Jo. Sclir VVnodbridue, Wkile, Bidtimon— Brlgimm, Kelly tifl.u and Julies bavama cxlcmled ami comp lies- I l“y'!|S d '»’ n lh “ undiroii wilhout any cradins t..,i ... t.rrt „ ,l„i. i at ull! I here can bo no doubt that this rutl road , m ay i rrors \yoro mado in their adjustment, , C0I , mm nds u route sut.orior, us to economy of c«m- ihruugli thu hasto and ignorance necessarily incident struction, to any in tins country. Whencommcnc- M< 5 PASSEABJiHS, to die decisions of tlio courts ns they existed, some ■upervisury tribunal bccatuo nccessnry to correct diem. Tho pcoplo however, valued so highly the trial by special juries, mado up Irom tho members ol tlie Grand Juries, by iho choice of the parlies litigant, that it was with great ruluctanco, and after long consideration, that thoy consented to tho crea te-a nt a Court of Appeals. Whoa tho Court was at b ■' established, men of experience, genius, nnd /earning, were placed upon its bench. It is a well settled truth in Georgia politics, that tho responsibility of public officers through frequent dictions, is better culculutcd to enforce faithful ser- vice, tbsn rolinneo upon their natural Inclination to d > right. Tho Judges of tho Court of Appeals, w tr« thereforo mado eligible and rc-eligiblo for n K-rin of years liko other officers. It wus known by the advocates for tho Court, that grent evils might fosult Imni tho Judges being dependant upon the w 'll of party politicians for re-election. But it was |h" u gbi, that every body bo well understood the iniportanco of keeping the Court, whoso peculiar J”*7 il would bo to secure equal justice lo every ono y making right and kcoping uniform tho judgments of °dmr Courts,that it wasconfidently bullovcd, 'hat the mnjnrity of tho Legislature would never j so devoid of lovo of country, and regard ‘•r iheir own character, ns to rcluso to re-elect a '"'go who hnd given satisfactory evidence of his Wiliest ions u> sccuro tho ends aimed at by tlie "uliahment of tho Court. . "'"iiryrnon, wo hnvo been mistaken. Tlio con- “<-( «f tho majority of the Legislature now in ses* ^ ,n ' i* **®®n tho reverse of what tho patriotic ex- did from the increased intelligonco, and general of tho people. The majority have thruwn li j - ® Mumbling block in tho way of the bone- '''"'kings of ourj>opulnr jnstilutiona, and lake/) \ their*'? Bc l n,e, ° r justice their evonbalance, by P bl7 f r l J , “ rc * e,cct Jud ««Nisbet, whole ao- fi-hj | ' b y «>no, to bo an accomplished | lf|n “ r ‘ enrncd in the laws, film of purpose, an ,1 0 ' . mnn ' and impartial in ail his doelsions.- Xl «ro than twonty yearn ago one of the beet inform* cd, too, which will be very soon, il will bo com pleted in a shorter time than any similar work has ever been executed. Success to it!—Montgomery. Journal. Capt. John Forsyth.—It is stated in tho Ala- batuu papers that our fellow townsman is now graceful ly ensconced in tho Chair Editorial of tho Mobile Register, Wo rocogniso his Damascus blade. It is us ehai pas when of yore ho fought nt tho post wo now gunrd. VVe guarantee thnt thoro will bo no breach In thowall hodofunds. Wo greet him heartily again, and Itopo ho will ro onlist. Tho country cannot spare so well trained an editor Irom his post just now,—Calumbua Times. 17/A. New Bloomers.—Wc hoar hut littlo now about tho Bloomer women, but in lieu thereof (saya tho \Vnshitigton Union) creatures in tho shape of men nro now beginning to excito thu nubile mind by assuming thnt nlinoet indkncnaublo article of Indies apparel—llio shawl, several odd looking individuals, pint feminine uud purl masculine, are soon parading thu Avenue, wcaringshawls of va rious hues. The petticoat is now only wanting to complete tho figure. Curiosities op Trade.—Among tho importa tions into this country, is a curtain cluss of articles, embracing an almost endless variety, which nro called “non-enumeiatcd.” Some of them cost a mure trifle nml uro littlo used; others, equally cheap are of such general uso that their aggregate vnluo is considerable. Few persons know flini jiu-ao articles enter into commercial transactions. A friend somewhat curious in such mailers gives us iho following items relative to those importation* into Now York: During the year ending Juno 30th, 1853, tho 1 value of slate pencils imported was $3,733; of sau sage skins, $884; littlo night tapers, 8207; tooth picks, $341; bladders, $1,857; orungepeol 9581; peach kernels, $8; goose skins, $7C6; roso lanvus, $773; skeletons, $351; mushrooms, $l,0U3;sund, $3; gooso-liver pie, $131; spunk, $14. This list of incongruous articles could be en larged to a great extent.—Washington Star. CoNF/nttmAL Letters.—/n n ruling upon (his subject, in tlio U. 8. Circuit nt Boston, Judge Sprague decided that a person exhibiting a letter marked "confidential,” or otherwise using its cop- tonts thus publicly to tho. injury of the writer or n third party, wits gujlty of a gross violation of pri vilege, ana might bo held.pecuniarily liable for damsges resulting from tuck broach of cootidoove. Per H'eamcr St. .lolin.-*, from Pnlnlkn, &c—2 Mln-es . Coles. Mini Tilmitn, Mss Adams and 2 children, Mrs 1’a- j Ci-tly, Miss Mcliolfi nnd 4 svis.E Kelly nnd svt.G IV Poor, j ; ;,,r \Vui Com art, v Dougherty, Win VVeedeii. II F Weeden.K | |J- WALITTmP 1> IS—1’ APF. 11A fa U s fa J.S. ooUTHF.KN and Western tnerclmuis are particularly O Invited to examine our slock, which contain* one of the largest assortments ol every article in the business lo he found Iu the city. IH'RTCN &. LANING, Muniilaclurcrs mid lmjmri<-rs, 184 Arch-stri-el, aliovelith, sept 14-3moood * Philadelphia. I»U. SWEET’S STRESfiTUEMXI) SALVI! UK PIASTER, For Pai-’S in the. Hack, Ithnnnutism, Debility, >t-c J N order to gain thu confidence or thu public, many. tnnl nearly all, the render* of specifics and remedies, publish a long list of certificates of the value ol their medicines; lint my strengthening Salve must rest ou Us own merits, feeling confident that when used for tlie complaints for which it Ih designed, It will never fail of affording relief; amt the. public may ho assured that the Salve contains no article Hint can, tunny case prove injurious, lint appropriate to the tender infant,thr ) inofil delicate constjimlou, nnd the robust nml strong Forsaloby finuytn A. A. SOLOMONS St CO. AGENCY FOR 1IIC A fall It I-JTIILS 1*11,1.8. Waurantkd genuine Irom Ihe patentee. Country deal ers and others supplied lit the lowest W hole-Mi ie Pricefi. net My W. THORNE WILLIAMS. JAMES .licitUfa 1CV, l.\ftUHANCK BltOKEll ASU .VOTAllY l’UDLIC. Office fao. IlH Bny-Ntrect* (Opposite the front of the Custom House.) MARIN H PROTKRTri noted uud extended; Averages adjusted; Clmrtor Parties and Average Bonds drawn: Papers jiieparuil whereby lo recover Losses from Amo rlcanor British Underwriters; and atleaHoiigiven to al million connected with Hhljijdiig amt Insurance. nnvH ly §500 CHALLENGE. Iloliensack’s Worm Syrup, A N Article founded upon Scientific Principles, com pounded with purely Vegetable substances, being perfectly safe when taken, and has never been known to fail iu curing Ihe most obstinate cases. Worms can never exist when this remedy is once used, from the fuel that il not only destroys them but removes ull Die slime and mucus which limy remain. The Tunc Woinii This worm Is the most difficult one lo destroy or nil that inhabit the human body. It grows (o an almost In definite length, and becoming so coiled and luslciicd in iu the Intestine* and stomach us to produce Fits, St, FUns* Dunce, kc., which is tlie cause of many going to Hie grave, not believing Hint Ihesi! complaint* have theii iriuin from Hie Tape Worm; consequently they do not .iso llio proper mediclue* for llielr disease. To those who are affiicted with this awful foe to health, I reo mend the use of my /form Syrup trm/ Liver PUD ; Syrup to be taken iu doses of two table spoonfuls three times n day, then lake from five to eight of my Liver Pills, to dislodge and puss tlu* worm. By strictly follow ing those directions, the most obstinate cases of Tape worm cun bo speedly cured. « Kouml or Stomach Worm. This worm is usually found in the small Intestines,and is Din worm mo*l common to children, yet il I* not on (truly confined to them, as adults have frequently been known to suffer with them. ’Phe symptom* most prom inent while affected with this worm, nro hardness anil fullness of Hie liclly, slimy stools, looseness of the bow ls, picking ut Ihe nose, u hlueUli streak under the eyes, kc. If you, orauy of your children, have any of the above symptoms, HOUKNSACK’S WORM SYRUP cull safely he depended upon—by using II yon luivcn certain, safe and speedy cure; nnd If utter using it according lo ! tlie directions, Ihe path-id is not restored to health, and Iho icornis thoroughly onulicuied from the system, you can rest assured there is no remedy beyond the grave: - a* lor fail, there Is no such word as full with those who ; ise my Worm Syrup. AscHrlrioh,or Small Threat! Worms. These worms, to which the human system is liable,are the most troiilife-omo of ull others. 11hey are generally lo ho found in Hie rectum, nml if allowed lo remuiu. . from the Irritation they produce, lay Ihe foundation for i serious disorders, such as infi.'iinmatiou of Ihe bowels, and . otlo-r derangements of the stomach Tim best and safest medicine ilutl can be used Is IIOBENSACK’B WORM - .SYRUP. Such Is the astonishing power of nty medi cine* over .‘l sear ides, that I defy any one to produce a case where my Worm Syrup and Liver PHI* ure recom mended lo be used they will not cure. A It that is neces sary is to use the Syrup in accordance with dlrecliouson each holtle; uud in case a L'LMitle purgative is required i in ordertnullny the irritutloii they produce, the Liver j Pills by their symputhUing action nnd healthy operation I upon the bowels, is tlie tuosi pleasant mudir.lneHint cun j betaken. . I Ifolicnsack’* Liver Pills. No part of the system Is more liable to disease than i the Liner, It being supplied wiiti numerous blood ves* : scls and nerve*, and It diseased, the blond of course EDWARD k. Collins tt tv., id wnit^tnat, n. t. BROWN, SJIIPLEY &CO„ Ijverpcs 1 . . i E. G. ROBERTS St Co., 13 King’* Arms rnrd. London. J. MONROE St CO., 20 Run Notre Hume tiesYlctolwp* Pari., or UEO. II. DRAPER, JUyre. pyTtm owners oftbftso ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, hulllor.,specie, jewellery,precioussUny* oruietals, unless lulls of lading are signed therufor,uhd - tlw wwgUitiWif hxqieskfitl therein; end—ly nor Ul No-ricii-jrii PASSEftaknSr 111 consequence of tlio grent advnuco in the cost of Provisions, Couls, end Wages, the rates of pnssnuefrora Liverpool to Philadelphia will be 21 Guineas, 17 Ouln on*, and 15 Guineas Tor Cabin, and H Guineas lor For ward Passengers, after October 12th, 1853. LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Intend Nulling tlieir f avoriteSlilpa. CITY OF MANCHESTER,8165 tuns,Cupt. Robi.lajitch . CITY OF GLASGOW, 1CIH toi^Cupt Win. Wylie. Cl TY OF PHILADELPHIA, now, 82MJtnns.Ciijit.VV ylla CITY OF BALTIMORE, new. S2WI Ions.Cupt. Lelldb. FROM PlJlLAJJJvLPJHA. CUy of Manchester,,,..ssturilhy, Nov. 5,1853, City of Glasgow, Ttmrsduy, Dec. 9,1853. City of Muncliesier,,.. .Thursday; Jan. 5,1854. FROM LIVERPOOL. City of Manchester,. Wednesday, Oct. 12,1853. City of Glasgow.. .WidncMlny, Nov. U, 1863. City of Manchester,. WmlncmJuy, Dec. 7, 1853. Chy of'Glasgow, ....Wednesday, Jun. 4, 1854. RATES OF PASSAGE. FROM PmOADKI.l-IIU. | FROM LlVKRPOOL. Saloon Berths 901>»I. Saloon Berths.. 21 Guineas Midship “ 05 “ Midship *• ..17 “ Forward “ 55 “ |Forward “ ..15 “ Including Steward’s fees. THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS. A limited number of Third Class P isseugers will be taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, aud found in I ro visions. From Philadelphia....$85 | From Liverpool....$40 Certificates of passage will In-Issued here to parlies who are desirous of bringing out their frleuds at correo* u Hiding rates. Drafts on llm Agents from XI upwards. An experienced surgeon will ho carried on each ship. All goods sent to tho Agents in Philadelphia and Liv erpool, will be forwarded with economy and dispatch. For freight or passage, apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, 9 Walnut st., Philud..ulid 15 Broadway. N. Y. RICHARDSON. BROTHERS&. CO.,Liverpool. PADELFOKD, FAY St CO., Bay Savannah. oct 18—oodl.v | flfalTJElf STATUS RAIL LINE.. New York nnd Suvanuuti Ntcniu*lill>a. DAYS OF I.K AVISO SAVANNAH FOR NEW YORK. The Augusta. Cupt. Lyon ^ OT *I| Tho Florida, Cant. Wnodhull, “ 19 The Alubuinn, Cnpt. Scheuck, “ J3 The Augusta, CapL l-Jon, “ 88 Tho Florida, Copt. YVcuxIhull, Dec. 3 The Alabama, Cppl. Scheuck, “ 7 Tho Augusta, Capt. Lyon “ {0 The Florida, Cnpt. Wtioilhtlll “ q Tno Alabama, Capt. Scheuck, “ 21 Tho Augusta, Cnpt. Lyon, “ 84 The Florida, Cnpt. Wooilliull, M 3/ These ships are the largest «n the coast, unsurpassed in speed, safety oi coinfort—making their passages ill 50 to 611 hours, and are commanded by skilllhl, careful mid polite officers. They offer u most desirable conveyance to Now York. On the completion ol the KNOXVILLE, in January next, this line will be semi-weekly. Cabin T Haiti. Edwards, Hinton, Best.Tavlor, Grimsby, Hull, R B Curtis, C C Yonge. J E Ken, Alktuson, Fcrnulon, Oak, A 8e.runion, Dr Tillman, C Brown, Jones, .Murphy, Me Dutlic, II Pendurvls, J M K»»h. nnd 134 deck. THROUGH FARE i'rom C’hnrloNton to Haiti more 917 fiO To Philadelphia %VJ, and to New York $20 | row ci^ftHilSf^ HO. CA. T EA VINO the wharfat the foot of Laiirous-slreel dully u after the arrival of the Southern cars, via Wilmlng- toii.N. C., from which point two dully trains are dis patched at 8 Jl. M.anili P. Jit.; the 8 o'clock only con necting at Weldon, N.C., with thoSoahnurd and Roanoke Rail Rond to Norfolk, thence by steuiners to Baltimore, and both trains connecting at Weldon with thu linos to Petersburg. Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Phi«,.«el- nhin, and F-w-York The public Is respectfully informed that llm steamers of these lines, uro tn first rate condition, and areimvlguledhv well known and experienced com manders; tho Roll (toads are in fine order, (the Wilming ton and Weldon, as well as the .Seaboard uud Roanoke having recently been relulil with heavy Trail) thereby securing both safety nml despatch. By these routes pas. sengersuvuHlng themselves of Die Ural train mny reach Baltimore In 40 hours, Philadelphia In 45 hours,and New York In 5<>)tf hours; nnd by the second train they arrive In Baltimore In 5U hours, Philadelphia In 59 hours, and Now-York III HIM hours. Through Hekolscau alone be had Rom E. WINSLOW, Agent orihe WllmlngUmi and Raleigh Rail Rond Com- B , ut the office of the Company, foot ol Laurens streol fashiD 8.C. lowborn please apply. mar22 gsy Men and Boy’s Cloth (5EO. 8. NICHOLS has lust received another fine assortment of Cloth Caps with Silk Covers, Sporting Caps; and a full supply of all other kinds In use, both for men and hoys. Those in want of a good uritcli-, well made up, can get ll nt the Clothing Store, Gibbons' Range,Nos. 69 and 150. Cult and ice them. deo8- . HUDSON. 7 F1EMIN07& CO.; Luc tom and (JonimiNNion niorclianlN* No. 94, Bay-at., Savannah, Ga., T ENDER their services to Planters, Merchants, anil Deulors, In the inlo of Colton nmi all other country produce. Being eonnectad to business with HOPKINS, I1U DSON It up n ofChsrteston, the establishment of an office In this city will afford our friends cliulco nt mar ket*. Strict attention will bo given to buslusa*, aud the usual facilities afforded customers. J. R. HUDSON, > u W. r. FLEMING, (Savannah.. LAMBETH HOPKINS, Augusta, sept Id 3.J. VOHUHi Vhvtetiou, Invalids of Savannah! I) WHAT YOU READ 1! —I1JLVERMACII. R’8 HYDRO ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS are presented to tlie people of Savannah, hs the most sclonllfic mode yet discovered for producing instant RKI.IVF from pains und a fermanent curb of the fol lowing diseases: Painful nail Swelled Joints, Pain* in the Buck, Neuralgia of the Face, Deal lies*, IHindnees, Paralysis, Feint cn, Palpitation o( the Heart, General Debility, Female Diseases, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nervous llcmluclie, Uterine Pains, ALL NEURALGIC DISEASES. They were first iiscd In France, three years since, for the euro of NERVOUS DISEASES, uml afier being sub- milled lo the must tiiokouoh trial, in ( very llospilHi In I’urii, by the most learned protassoMhi that city, they were recommended to ilm Government of France, wlm grunted a Patent for the discovery. During the years 1851-2, (hey wore Introduced Into Germany, Austria, Prussia, uml England, nnd one year sinck, introduced and patented by tho United States Government. The Chains were exhibited to Professor Valentino Alott, Van Huron, Port, and Carnocliau, who readily dis covered Rial they POSSESSED A STRAMIK AND SINOyLAR POWER Of INSTANTLY RELIEVING PAINS, nml very subsequently applied In nearly all tho Hospi tals of New York, where they have met with the greut est success. “THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL.” The principles upoh which it Is claimed that tho Chains product) their marvellous euros are, first—that ul)|Ner- vohb Diseases are ultomlod nnd produced by a deficient aupfily or Nervous Fluid, uml an agent Hint resembles cluscly electricity, or electro miqtnellsin; nnd, second— that the electro magnetic chain*, by being worn over nnd upon the purl and organ diseased, furolsh to tho ex hausted nervous system, tiy It* powerful stimulating ef fect*, the nervous fluid which Is required to itroduco u healthy action through the entire system. No disgust, ing nostrum Is’ allowed to bo taken whilo using the cIiuIiih, but a rigid observance or tho general laws ol heulth ure required. Brisk friction upon tho part dis eased odds much to tho effect of ihe chains, by Increas ing lliuir magnetic power. Full tlescripllvo Pumphlola to bo hud gratis nt tho agents. dec 3 A .A. SOLOMONS St CO. IKON* H'l’ELL Afa 1> RAILS. a , qaa Tons Swedes Iron, assorted; 3no Urns Refined; ZuU Iron, assorted t 2tai thus English Iron, assorted;; nitons llurnl Iron, assorted *,5 tons Hoop Iron,assorted { 15 tons Scroll Irah,assorted; to tons Oval lron,ns*nrt- ad; 5 tons Half-Oval Iron, assorted: 15 tons Sheet, as sorted; 9 tons Spring Steel, assorted; 3 tons Cast Steel, assorted; I ton Blister Btee’ .*snrtedj 8,0110 kegs Out Nalls, srtwrted; Imtoraauaforwleliy . juatftt-,’ W, B. fle H. WEED. IrUBurnucc Gomiiautrfi. ' HUJIi; IfaMIfCAfaLU CO.TIFAfaY* OF THE CITY «>F NEW-YORK. Cltplnu. $000,000- All l*uiil ill. C.j. Martin, Sec’y. SIMEON L. LOOMIS, Pros’!. The Subscriber* having been appointed Agent* of tlio above Company, nro now prepared to take Risks against Fire ou Buildings, Merchandise, kc. &c. or favorable terms. CUliLNS ft HERTZ. July« SAVAfafaAH MI TI AUfaSt UANUE CO, office lie Bay-*tkket. TliisCompany will take Fire, Marine,and,RiverRiskr tn tlie most favorable terms. —TRUSTEES— Henry D. Weed, I John W. Anderson, Hiram Roberts, I N. It. Knapp, John U. U ildur, ' Henry Lutlirop, I. W. Morrell, I E. F. Wood. HENRY 1). WEED, President. IIIRA.M R JHERTS, Free Pres'i James McHenry. See , y. mar 17 UIF’B INSURANCE. SO (Tin; It > Ml rilALIKSOUANOE CO. ThiiUompany charges no extra premiums for person residing in the Soullieru States. Thoy will remit one fourth of tho first premium. Profits divided annuuUy in cash. Asnt’RY Hull, President. C. F. MuOay, Actuary, Application!! received by- dec 19 ly WM. KING, Agent, 103 Bay-st. Savanna LIVERPOOL AND LONDON PIKE A: LIFE IfaSUKAfaCE COMPANY. Tlio Undersigned, Agents of the above Company, will take risks against Fire ou Buildings, Slock In trade, Stc., ou thu most favorable terms. BANCROFT & BRYAN, jan 24 No. 117 Buy-st.,Savnnuah. f’UOTEl'TIOfa INSIUANCE CJOflUP’faY OF IIARTFOUI), CONN. The undersigned.Agents of the above Company,.... prepared to tako risk* against Fire on Building* uud llielr contents. Also, Marine Ana Risks, on the moBt favorable terms. HlUOl! AM, KELLY & CO., Jan 7 Agents. nUTIIAL LIFE INSL'itAfaC'E COJIP’Y OF NEW-YORK. Isaac Abbatt, Sec’y. F. 8. Winston, President. Dr. R, D. Arnold, Medical Examiner. Applications received by feb 1 W. P. HUNTER, Agent, i/oxuos vutENix t tnn office; riilsCompany takes Fire Risks In this City,and Insures Rents and Leases. sept 2 R. HABERSHAM St SON, Agents. the United states life insurance, Afafal'ITY Afal> TRUST COMPANY. CHARTER PERPETUAL—CASH SYSTEM ( apimJ syso.ooo. This Company combines llm Mutual nnd Proprietary system, nnd will insure the lives of wliltu persons,also negroes Dr. ARNOLD, Medical Examiner, marl ly MINIS St FLURANCK, Agents. ItOYAI, (AI« INIIIJUAIiCE €OI»lFAINY. LONtRJN AND LIVERPOOL. Capital «,000*000 of Found* Ntorllng Thlsluatltution tins established an Agency In Savon* oah,aud Fire Policies upon Produce uml Property will botH.ue.1 by ANDREW I.OVV k CO. Savannah, OcL 20, IP51. Nil IF IlfiOCK FACTOR Y. P RICE (hr Plank litl^ Blocks, to 7 In, SCVnerfonb- 3, tt and 10 Inch tiBc— 11 snd l8 In., 75e. Potto Hlnch t(&X Hand Spikes—Hand Pump*—Ptlffip ood Pump Of*r, UgnumvhiD & dewr nov7-3mM Stoain Building, 03 ElUabeth^t,w;Y~ T7N0LI8II SAUCESi—John nuUi'Bse,"6f Anchdvlw,' MJJ Piquant Sauce..EnitieMr or Chtim do« KlngofOnde, Sir R. Peel d«i M . msdlng do., India Soyo do., Hof- a.bonaw. uovM * ” pu**age, b—- PADELFORD. l-'AY Sc CO.. Agents Iu Savannah. SAM’L L. MITCH ILL, 13 Broadway,New York, net 28 ' FUR PHILAnt;LPHIA. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH, Mount fauviirniidii Cumpuny. The new end splendid side-wheel steam* ^ r ImRm *''T“ KEYSI't)NESTATE.Cniil. Root. IIar • dikTSTaTE UF GEORGIA, Cuiil. J. J. Gakvin, Jr., will leave Savannah for I’hlladelpnin, every WVdm*s.lny. Tliese SU*omslilps arc the must comtoriahle on the const, and are unsurpassed lor safety and speed. They will leave Snvannuh as follows: Keystone State Wednesday, Nov. ICtlt Slate of Georgia “ Nov. 23d Keysiiine State “ Nov. 3<tth State of Georgia “ Dec. 7th Keystone State •* Dec. J4lh Cabin Passage 98W | Steerage S8 C. A. L, LAMAR, Ag’l in Savunnah. HERON k. V ARTIN, Ag’ta in Philadelphia. Savannah, Sept. 20, 1853. SAVAfafaAll AM> A( GliSTA IRON NTEA M BO AT U uJfPSN Y OF GEUKDIA. T HIS COMPANY will continue to transport Produce and other Merchandise, on the Savannah river, to stul from Augusta, by their Iron Steamers JOHN RANDOLPH, Cnpt.PlllLFOT. LAMAR, Cnpt.CRtswsLL. —AND ALSO BY THE STEAMER— AMORY SIBLEY, Capt. The lutter Steamer being of less draught than any other on the River, insures unprecedented despatch In all stages of the water. The Company U ulso provided with fifteen Tow-Boats and two Lighters. . All Freight addressed to tlie care of the Company, of Hs Agents, will bo received nod forwarded, free of com missions. A. SIBLEY. President. Augusta. T. R. MILLS, Agent, Snvnntmfi. oct 16 \V. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta, Ha-ig nun nerves, nnii 11 tusMnsi-u, me mm'ii «n tuursi - ... , ■ , , . , ll.iwing through nil purl* of iho body produce* Liver j 0,1,1 hns heen pl^"* on IJ ,, Ji ,, ^ 1 l ,, ‘[ ll,:M ’| | ri) ’ iw.i.u, hnndi", 11,li,,., \ ««i»m>"l» | l.>n »> ll— i-lunlcr. mi'l metrlwil. ; ’ ’ ■*' ’ “s • • ’ er . For freight or pus-age apply on board all’ M ’ < MVUU COMPLAINT. i or ‘°, . tI> , KINClILbY & THOMAS, .. riHcnded with chills, succeeded by fever, severe pains in Hie region ol tlie Liver, vomiting, bitter taste. ! yellow furred tongue, imlsu full and bounding, tlie pain i tn the side I* increased by pressure, should the fell lobe be affected, the pain is generally iu Ihe left shoulder, j with a short, dry cough, the skin becoming of a sailou ' appearance, md the ft nuts tiny colored. Tliisdiseasecui be cured by the use nr IH.BENSACK’S LIVER PILLS ns they ncldlreeily upon Hie seat of Died Dense, uud then operating upon llm bowels thoy expel ull the corrup' and vitiated mailer from the system. nVSFUFNIA. Tho symptoinsof Dyspepsia, and Its various diseases, are dizziness in Iho head, heartburn, oppression aft«' curing meals, sourness arising from the stomach, &c. and sometimes n geimrnl languor of the whole body, from this U will be seen that Hie disease owes It* nrluti to n disorganized stale ot tlio Liver nnd stomach. IKI HKXSACK’S I.IVEU PILLS is the very im-dieino lo cl feet n punniiiieiit nod lasting cure, us they act by chang ing the certain morbid action of ilm system into a healthy net ion, aud rendering tlie blood pure uud healthy. TV? Females. You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine la many complaints to which you are subject, fu obstruc tions either total or partial, they Imve been found of In- estimable benefit in restoring and purify ing the blood and other (luidssn ns lo cure nil other complaints which may arise from female Irregularities, us hendache, dim- | m ss of sight, pain in the side, back, fee. These Pills ure i the only safe and effectual remedy to cure tho following complaints. Gout, Nervousness. Melancholy, Sick Head ache. Giddiness, Rheumatism, distressing Dreams, Dim ness of sight, or In fact any of the diseases that nrls< from nffectlons of the Liver, impurity of the Blood, or constipation of the Bowels. MEDICAL EVIDENCE. We. the undersigned Physiciun*. having had Ihc re ceipt of their innimfnnture submitted to us for inspec tion, sny tlml the Ingredient* of which they are compos* ed makes (hem (tie best Pill In use fur all diseases of (he Liver,Impurities ot the Blood, kc. GEORGE WOOD, M. D. F. CROWLEY, M. D. L. BOVVF.N, M. 1). By* Purchnso none but those having thoslgnature-'j. N IHHIENSACK,” ns all otherasre wor bless imitations. Agents wishing new supplies; and nil others wishing tn become agents, must address the Proprietor, J. N. HOBKNSACK.athlsUhorntoiy.No. 120 North SEC OND Street, til iove Race. PHILADELPHIA. Sold bv nil Druggists and Merrhnnts In the IT.8. For safe b/ J. II. Carter & ('n„ J.B. Moore & Co A. A. Solomons St Co., and J. E. Dr Forp, Suvauuh Georgia. mny 19—Inwlfniwoly NOTICE, The steamer tiREGON having been re- cent I v overhauled, repaired, and Painted, will make regular weekly trips between THIS CITY nml DEM EltV’S r BRUY, leaving here every Saturday live ning ni 4 o’clock, and touching regularly ul all the inter* mediate landings. The OREGON has been thoroughly refitted under the Into steamboat law. and her nccomtno* dnlions for passengers lire both ample and comtoriahle, * ’—* ••• ■* ’*■■■ particularly lor the nc- ' ' onlhcriv* iilon Wbl . A gems. -I 5-d2w-wtm SOlTH-WES'i’EKN HAIL HIMD. TYASSKNGERTRAINS leave Macon dnllyutfitf,A. »L, 1 arrive nt Oglethorpe It)*, A. M..arrive at Columbus 1 o’clock, P. M. Leave Columbus dally nt 9 o'clock. A, M_ and Oglethorpe at ll/tf, A. arrive at htacon 3*. P. M« connect lag at Macon each way v.tth Central H. H. Trains to Savannah, Augusta, and Mil Iedgcville, ami with Macon St Westura Train* to Urifflu, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville. Sac. Commoting dully at Columbus by a fust line of Coaches 28 ml!.-* to Opelika, thence 64 miles by M. it \Y. P. K. H, to Montgomery, Ala. Connecting at Oglethorpe with Tallahassee and Eufau Jn mall stages. Push 1 tiger* breakfast nml dine nt Fort Valley G E<). VV. ADAMS, Superintendent. Macon, August 82, 1853. aug3i TO TRAVELLEllfi UOIfafc NORTH. . TOE ATL*m« I EAVE kuvunnnh every Morkinu at Fors j o’clock, idler the arrival of the Night Tritin of the Central Rail-Road, and 1 ARRIVE at (Jlturlevtnn atTwelvb o'clock M.same DAY.counoctlnu at Charles ton with tha-.WIImlnaffon Steam-Puckcts, wild, leave with .the U.8. Mall every day at P. Ma ami, also.witli the fau’iv-Yiorlt. A: Cliiurleelon Sieam- Ships, whleb leave Charleston a very Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon*. ship JAMES’ A DOER' 6 BOUTMERNER tho next. Fare Prom Charleston to New York by land*., - . UmeS'Jhoura. By alesmahipa.. mr» IH 92UD0 a'il.’ iAFf-VTEAUV.iiMl' 9 CODY’S COFFEE HOUSE _D E A Y X 0 O * OS ST ■ Tm: undersigned has leased, and ha* now fitted np in u neat uud elegant style, the bn il. ling , .on Drayton street, next dour toot Wu j k. King’*, to be occupied us a COFI I’.r. HOUSE, where he Intends to serve up. In a superior style, every delicacy of Hie season, .Vew-York Oysters, Savannah Oysters, VENISON, GROUSE, P.dltTIUDQF.S .1XD FISH, New-York aud Philadelphia Beef, &c. Will always he kept on liuml, and served up iu a style nuv vr before equnlly in this city. . Parties furnished with pri'nlc Fnppers nml Dinners eiislmrl notice. He will keep oulv the best liquor*. oci 8-3m jntlN MrK.CQDY NEW FALL ANDJWINTEIUG00DS. ROBINSON & CAMP, DRAPERS and TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN FifaF. READY- TP A OK «'I.OTHIfa«, A RE how receiving mai opening (heir stock ol FALL AND WINTER GOODS,consisting in part ofBI’k ami Fancy colored French and English (’LOTUS: French, English and American OASslMKRKS, of nil grades uud colors; VKsTINGSof Silks, Satins Cash- li ores, cut Velvet, uud Embroidered put terns: OVER COATINGS, such as fine English Beavers, Norway do., Esquimaux* or double shied, fine Kerseys, and Pilot Cloths, all ol which Will bo made nnd trimmed Iu our usual style, nml nt tho shortest notice. Our READY-MADE CLOTHING 1* manufactured by ono of tho first house, in Broadway, Now York, and com. prises ull that Is fine and fnshlonnlife. We have our usual large supply of FURNISHING GOODS on hand. Every thing requisite for a gentle* ninn’s wardrobe, logolhcr with Trunks, Valisesund Cor* K Bngs. Also, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, such ni ts. Monks, Ponchos' Lt-gglns and Capes; nil of which wo offer as low, and on as good tonus as they can b« had olsewhero. (Jitutfi’y’ai ISulldlngK* (next lo Pulaski House.) *cpl83 (iKOBGlA BMIR /till,I. STONES. T HE Undersigned lias on hand an assortment of Burr Stone, from Id ipche., to •IJtf feet (Kainelcr,« portion of which is already dressed for rutmiug, and of superior quality. AU the necessary Irons furnished with the Sion* when wauled. Having a competent individual toxlrt-ssaud fit Mill 8iiine*,tno article can ho delivered at all times to suit orders, and on liberal terms. O. ILOAMPF1ELD J W* MILIEU, AT UI8 SPLENDID GALLERY, Cor. St. Jtiilun-M. nml NVarltot Square. I S NOW PltEPARED to execute Pictures In the best style or tlio Art. All Picture* warranted lo give ut- iifecihm, or ro-tuken without extra charge. Instructions given In the Art, with apparatus furnish- etl. Also—Stock and Chemicals lor sale. oct 80 Boots and Shoes! The undersigned would pecttUlly invite the attention o(M|i; purahnsor* to their large andf B3s? „ well selected stiwk of HOOTS. . , which hive bi-en manutacluml expressly, fi'r ihein by the best manufacture!* In Philadelphia. New York, and (he Kssleni cities, nnd which, Ih point of Style and durability, cannot be suroufsod. In the retaildepart- tuentmsy be feuud every style and quality of Boots. ‘ Shoes, AED ! GAtT*E*, far Ladles’, Gent’s, Misses’, and Children’s wear, which will bo sold as low aa can be pur chased In any Northern city. ■ Planter* and Factors wilt and at nil times a large as-' soriment of OTPLANTATION BR0GANS,^O and house servant’s SHOES, made to order and warranted in •very respect, end will bo sold at tho lowest market prices. Merchants from the Interior are Invited tn ex- ' amine durstock befaro purchasing elsewhere, at we Will ■ toll them by the package at low as can be bought I u any Northern market- o. Johnson h co., oct 13 in6Rryan«nd7bSt.Jullefestii. QAT8.-500 bu«heU Bced Oatr, - HtUN in *tnre.and'ibr«ii* [dKSi 9, S, WXpOVlUrf ;«0. vf