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VOLUME MU
SAVANNAH,. GA.. TUESDAY MOktfflN G, OCTOBER 16.1855.
NUMBER 219.
HE REPUBLICAN
IS ri’BMMIKD
ilv, Trl-Wotskly und Weekly,
11V
LEX \NDER & SNEED.
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TKKMS KKDUCKD.1
.. Paper, in
ii,.i pm.I in Advance
jjtff. Fare II<<IH<< <I.
ibm Passage to NowYork $20.
SEMI-WEEKLY.
i m i i ii »r i i'i s w V 11 - >*>*'“*
Weekly,
,<l Paid in
n Advnnco
Advance
. lily, invurial.lv in Advance -
Price— U> Copica ‘
.ffi.OO
.. 15,00
, 3,00
, 4 00
ilcil l.
ii order for llic |»t»l’' ,r >»« » l ~
ulva will, nir.iiey, or u sutis-
H...I *|d •'
vii. (.(■:. i.
-s r I.MKI
aid -. I.'
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I'lllps
, I,VON.
»* M. S. WihiPIII'LL,
•» 41. R.S. HKNCK,
viva' mill
;/ WEDNESDAY nnd SATURDAY,
,ip...>•«• among tl.c largest nil the const, tin-
in -peed. safely nr t*«>nif *rl. making their
tlii) in nix > Imiir*. Hint ire commanded ny
chi a d I'initte officers. Having elegant
they oiler u an.si desirable
«*ed
Cabin Puss |*o .
< N orlt.
, . $2n
, ills: P MiKI.I'OlUl. K \ Y 4t Ull., ShvuiiiihIi.
**% M'L. L. M IT'’ll ILL, rJOroadway.
ueVf, I SNA. New York.
w
YORK AND LIVERPOOL
I . v VI % 11. NTfl A31 li||N.
rIIK SIIIHS COM CRISlNO THIS 1.1 NIt ARK
ATI. I’li’, I BA I.TIC.
r&n Wkst. I t’apt-Comstock.
PAOl r 10, ; ADRIATIC,
Ou|il. Syk. | Onpt.
j. Those ships having been built by
Jr \coniruci,expressly f>.r government ser-
r Itr i ft vice, every care bus been taken In
aaMHBMfeu iheir construction, iih also in their en-
ensure sirengtn uud speed: and their acc«in
.Intmii* Tor passengers are unequalled fur elegance
.uufort.
>cc of |Tassage from New York lo l.lverpool. In first
n 1130; In second cabin, $75; exclusive use of ex-
•ue stale re< m, $325. From Liverpool to New York,
. and £2H
a experienced Surgeon attached to each ship,
o berms can be secured until paid for.
I'RllPtHKD D.lTES OF H Ml.I NO.
from .Veto I’ortt. from Liverpool.
1655. I MM.
lees day.... Juit.24 . IMV5I Saturday Ian. 13.. 1855
■tiiesdi)....l eb 7..IH.».'»paturduy $. Feb. 27.. 1855
ednesduy.... Feb -I - • 185.5 Saturday.... Feb.HI.. 1855
I Saturday... ..Ian. 24.. 1855
Freight or Pit-sage apply l>.
W ARD K. Ur rl.I.lNS, 50 Wall street, N. Y.
1WN, SllllH.EY fc CO., I iverpnnl.
.CHEN, KKNN illl)4t CO,27 Austin Friars, London.
.. WAIN WRIGHT h CO., Paris,or
' II. Hit \Prill, Havre.
y ilie owners of these ships will not he account*-
I r gold, si vor, bullion, spine. Jewoln, precious
ir*. or me tils, unless bills of lading are signed
,'lor, and the value thereof ex pressed therein,
iiiplier* pie,i*6 take notice, dial the ship, of this
c cannot carry any goods contraband of war.
Citji Bnulittns ©flCD#.
oEJtKR.it. AUt r/owwA’/V< o.im//ss/on
M E n O IIA IV T ,
No. 564 Huy street,
Solicit, from his irlomls consignments of every de-
acriptioii .
My personnl nttenilon will be given to the solo of Real
Estate, liana slock, toe.
Holer to Hiram Roberts, F.sq., Pierson, llcldt & Lo
Ii F Wood St Co. Noble Lyon, I'.sq . Savuiinah ; E II
Harris, II. S. Tides* to Co., Rules to. Lucas, VV. D. Hob-
hill, Montgomery, Ala. mar 17
tV II. WAItlVL || YllliUNII 431,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner «l Huy nnd .Vltiniaomory-siv.,Savannah,Ua.
Solicits consignments, ami is prepared lo receive Cot
ion und Merchandize generally, upon storage.
Jan I Nnv.15,’55.
j.tniiN n. nh iioi.s
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
June# wharf, foot of Aboroorn-street,
jail SAVANNAH, (1^ ^y_
PtIILF.TOA «V IMIISDVS
Genoral Commission Merchants,
M2 IIA V STItEET, SA / ANN A 11,(1 li< III! 51A.
II. K. CARLtTON. ClIAS. PARSONS.
dec IM
All*IB iV JOHNsT’IPL
lirncrnl Auction fc Commission TIerrhants.
Tender their services to their Irleiida and the public
juu 3 c
J.C. RUSK, J. II DAVIS. W.II.LONO.
HIM , IMVIN A 1,031(4.
C O \I MISSION M E It 0 H A N T S,
June l Xnvunniili La.
jTorrffln Huafaron Caras.
HUItltlO (VJIIAIA,
W A YES ill HH», RUItKE COUNTY, (J A.
Practice law tu Richmond, llurke, Washington, Bcrlveu
uud Eniuuiiel.
THOb. M. BEnniBN. MAl.COI.H D, JONKS.
dec Id |y
Mini It A NAN1113IX*
A T T U It Jf E YS A T 1. .1 IK.
\t nynosboro*, 44a.
RoToreuce - Mcusrs. A J.&. T. tV. Miller, Augusta. Ha.
oct 2 • v
XcUi^ottt atUicrtC#tncHt»
From .S'. M. Peltengtll .(• Co.’s Advertising Igency, 11
Nassau st., A'rio York, oa<1 No. 10 State t , Hutton,
I*, it Co are Aieuts lor the most innueti*l unu lar-
R#*t circulating Commercial panors both Inlhe United
Rl ties uud 'heUiinudas.
SA.T|l i;i, l>Al..lli:il A Ml*,
Dealers in
HARD H ARE, CUTLERY. FILES, EDGE-
T o U 1. S See.
WIDO.I’.SALK ANU KKTAlb.
No. 184 Congress and 07 si. Julian streets,
June 3 Saiannah, Georgia.
Will. W it I€4II r
GENERAL. BROKER,
FOR THE PURCHASE AJtlJ HAI.E OF REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
RAY LANE, SAVANNAH, Oj\j
P A I T I". A, IIUTTO* A CO.
FACTORS,
FOllWARDiNtS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
J> H-l
II. A, CRANK, L. W . WKLI.S, ItlCIIARD CURD.
CHAM:, IVEI.IA * (O.,
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
Forwarding A Commission Merchants*
No. M2 RAY STREET, SAVANNAH,OA.
Jy H-'f
UATYAltDii HOWLAND,
p A.OT one
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. U2 Day Street
E . <4 . Cl II A * INS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Forisylh. (ia<>
Will practice in tho Flint anil Hd|o|niiig couiillecof the
Jan 7 ^ Macon Circuit. tf_
U MI. A. (illlTO*,
ATTORN E Y A T LAW,
nov3tr. IHoiilic.cllo* f4eo.
\VI I/l.l % 31 EIIWAICIIB.
ATTORNEY AND t.'OUNSEI.LOR-AT-LAW,
VIii'ininpy, Florlilii,
will practice In the Courts of East and Smith Florida.;
References—'Tunno Pinkney to. I’o.,Charleston,S. C.s
Pierson, Heidi & Co., Suvuimuh, Cu ; Cooper k. Mother.
Micaiiopy, Fla.
iiiareh 20 ly*
V.l .7111 II I. YY. PEPPEIt,
Succeasor lo
HENRY J. PEPPER It SON,
Wnii'liex. Jewelry und Bilver Y%’nrc,
No. 175 Chcsnut a/., opiwnite the State House,
Pliiluucleliitt.
may 30 ly_
WII.MA.TI 31. TI V\b,
Factor & Commission Merchant,
For Florida an** Southern Georgia Produce,
NORTH COMMERCIAL WllARF,
OUAULES r0i\. 8. C.
AND
97 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
may 7 flmo
\VI l.l.IA 31 J. Wll.Clir. 1C,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Warronton, Goo.,
Will practice in tho Northern Circuit of Georgia, and
m theconntiesof llurke,Columblu, Jefferson and Wash
ington, of tho Middle Circuit. ly may»
FULTON H^UmE,
ATI, A * T A «■ 4 II It CIA,
RV A. E.REEVB4.
Atlanta. March 14. 1*55. if mar lf»
NDREW FEMALE COLLEGE,
CUTHBERT, GA. 7
'llEentire scloin-lic year ol this lusiiiuHiui, by a
juu t resolution uT itio Fucully and Trusleos, has
•a tirowu in none term, commencing on iho First
•if'iy in September, and closing mi Commknokmknt
t. Iliursday alter the fmirih Sunday in Juno.
rsrtM.Tr.
\r<H>Trs AI.DI.N, A. ii..President —Professorol
rzllrli l.iteraiure and Indent Lniiguuges.
Krv.j. II. CAI.D WELL, A. M.—l'rolessor of Mental
I Mural Philosophy.
Rev. T. X F* Hts PER, A. M.—Professor of Mathe-
. <« slid Natural Science.
Me* \NN E. Al.DUN—Principal Primary Depart-
- .and ln«truc'ress in Botany and French.
ii. I.IGMisKI —Principal of Mu«lo Dnpartmtmt.
Vi* I. E GK lNT uud Mrs E. T. CALDWELL-Or-
r i.tl brunches.
* In-in it,<ui now presents lo the public, advan-
- s hU'li low pogM'ss. A large and oleganlly con-
cd College viiitlce; olio of Hie largosi Clmpcls in
-retail uuco«sart out buildings mill oncloBures;
ifilmg di‘|inriineiH. lined up la iho most neat and
•mlaUle style, uni under the superintendence of the
hers I he m selves ; Willi llic whole doiiieslli depart-
|fni under i lie careful direction of ladiesof experience,
ilia nil the faculties lor a thorough course of In-
• f»a will' ll any similar inslilullon can offer. It
be icon by reference in our catalogue, that our rates
••aril mid Tuition are less than cun bo found else,
••• This fact, hi those times ol pecuniary pressure
cihy of the consideration of those having duugli
• leducale.
11 lit* Hoarding Department will ho under the direction
"re-ldont Ald n mid lady, ami Professor Uuhlwell
lady. With spaclint* and cnmlnriulilc d •rmitortes,
.(• und convenient closi • t*, ew and cleg,nit fiiriiliurn,
laud experienced servant-, am tables furinslied
•i the be«t that the mark t affords: together with n
•ile-ome Inn paretilal iitsci|illtii*, wi* hope to Increase
• liberal pniMmiae with winch this lusllliltinu has
crlo been favored.
F. X. FtiRdTElt, Sec’y Faculty.
I'hhcri. Jltlj SHI, 1855, nuv 7—Jan I »5fl
It.ll.TiatMt l»l. Ill 1*14 %■. ( oLM.Ui,
ATS\V l.NN Ml. OKilItGI \.
I **E* 8 * i l' ( N • IF I.ECTi'EEH In the above Inatl*u-
lien will cointiienee on the first day of November
t> minute on the flr-t of March.
• i 11iii,|oe. at tin- t'ollege building, will be o|ien-
|iat'eul< on I o 2>i||i of t ictuber, uud be continued
annul tin- -f—i< ii.
• Facility •« co iMitiiled a- follows :
i. Ill KM, M D , (late m Suvanimh Medical Gol-
| , (ofes»'0 - of Hie Princ.lide mid Practice of Physic,
it tuY \ Nit t.\ V, M D , (of Way nesboro', Ga.,)
- >r of Ob-leirlca uud discuses of Women and
l>?.'r.Y I’ V'ltWi'MD, M. D..(of - okosbtiry, H.
Vntessnr ol 51ale(ia Mcdicuund .Medical Juri«pru-
ME*4 s. \H Ht EL, M. D., (of Ruvuunub, Gu.,) Pro-
r.u llmlomy.
•IN l* »V i>, M. 1)., (of Abbeville, 8. C.,) Professor
I INy doing v.
I Ii.l.l i M T. FEAY, M. D, (or Snvautmh, Ga.,)
f.'«-,>r ol uiiemlslry nil I'lmrinacy.
II lltl.LS G IN lllL, M I) . CD Suvaiinah, Ga.,5
>r>sor pro.turn, of the Principles aud Pructico of
Ksry.
'-ineiislrutor of Attulomy, R. J. NUNN, M. D., (of
annali )
la-fees will be—$1110 dollars for the enilre Course
'.setures; Slit Domoiialrutor’s je; Graduation $30.
riola Ion $5.
'ramremi tils have lioen made by which students
he acc< nn mod tiled with good board at irom $3 1-2
|>er week.
ITer liiriher information address,
28 II. L. IIYRD, M.D., Dean.
KPHRAlM DaVNAUD
Liberal adviiuces t
and produce.
* r. Rowland, jr
u io on consignments of Cotton
Jy I-
WAYNE, GRENVILLE & CO.
F A C TO K »,
CoiniiiiM«i|oii and Forwarding
+11 Ml It CiMaYTS,
BAY NTIILET, >AY\N\AII-
TH08. 8. iVAYNK, C. E. GUENVILLE,
R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SIMPLE.
J7 —If Savannah. Gtmtiunnoga.
WM. AIJDI.LY CitLTBR. JN" CoUFER FRASER.
4 4M A- Fit AM II.
r a ct o n s
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAV STIiKin 1 . SAVANNAH, HA.
Jy r-'
WAVER it CONSTANTINE.
Commission Merchants.
AND DEALERS IN
GRAIN, UATT, clbc.
Join *.’ ICiiiiaiiiu lilt) Mrcri.
SAVA N N A H, G A.
F. WAVER, P. L.t:ON>TANTINE.
_rjT*sir let attention will be given to Receiving and
Forwarding g mils. Je .*» — if
. W A K NOCK A B.l Vls,
{Successors to Cubbrdge it- It rot her.)
WHOLKSSLK AND KXTAIt,
Booksollers and Stationers,
No. 159 CONGRESS 8”., South side Market square,
SAVANNAH, GA.
WM. K. DAVIS
A . 1» (* * € 13 ,
ill porter A 3liiiiul'ucl rer of Svgursi
no. 13 W IIIT a K K ll-STH KKT,
Keeps on hmnl a well selected slock of Imported Me-
gars, also Mmiiifac.tured Tobacco, Snuff. Pipe-, und all
' ' ' Iiiisiiivbs which
nov 3
HlflfiXIl
HE Rooks lor SubHcrliitioii lo the charleston and
Savunnuti Railroad will be re opened the I5lh De-
pnlier. IH54,aml kept open until further notice, atlbe
'Hawing places,to wit:
COM MISION EKM.
' harleston.— L. T. Porter, (ills Mills, Wm. C. Ilco.
Savannah.-Major A. Porter, Dr. J. P. Screven, Col.
I It. Lawton.
[\darns’ Run.—Hawkins8. King, l>. P. Wilkinson,J.
’ »b*!r.
Il.disto Island.—E. N. Fuller, Jas.llopklnson,Col. E
T Whaley.
(tValtorboro*—Col. M. E Carn, D. 8. Henderson, J.
Ilurbridge.
'•Iiepoo.—Lawrence Wllsell.W. ||. Lowndes, Jas.
Hlietl.
['iltketcher.—Thotnaa McTeer, B. McBride Peeples,
‘ inn- \llen.
" h'taligo— W. K Hutson. J. II. Sanders, John Mar
l"’hippy Swamp Muster Ground.—Harwell Mcllride,
L. I rumplon, It. \. Tay lor.
Iimnvillc.—F. W. Fickling. Wm. Y'eomans.Tbad-
Hacklier.
auiorl.— Edmitml It licit. It. J.Johnson, J. D. Pope,
.•'aliainville.—Col. John Webb, Wilson lYrribeu,
mi How. rd.
J'on.—T. II.Coe, It. II. Kitk, Itr. P. Pritchard.
■*!diertville.—B. F. Buckner, Willium J. Luwtnu, A
gedinston.
Jnry.hurg.—W. VV. Hardee, J. P. Raymond, J. D.
• Avionvlllo.—Col. A. J. Lawton, Samuel Manner
|ult'sJaudon.
; "i>' House.—Natlianlel B. Hoy ward, Burrell Saun
''(Jonh Hill.
( "rder oftlie President nnd Board of Directors.
113 C . F. If IN'jKGL, Soe'y and Treas'r.
. also simi'iiac.iiirco kiij.icco, r*n
r articles usiially kept III his hue
he offers on ihu most reasonalilo tern
I*, lo COHEN*
CONTltAt TOR AND BUILDER,
.Taj’lit'-ktreol
[kivk noons ivasT or dritton strkkt.]
Is prepared to contract for all kinds nl Building nnd
Repairing.
Ai.*o—To conduct Water through the various parts
or Houses. lli:t l3 -
u!' to j7l \ciii.i*!'' 1 ,
Ellff ill ft' rs ii ii il 31 i l i «%' r I |f Ii ( # *
I It OX .(• It It ASS FOUXDEIIS.
Ctnal-Sireot-No»r the Canal Lock.
R. I. A( ii t.i s ■ s. J. LACIILIBOW,
S.S* MILLER,' k J. I). KKKIII SDN,
MIIEELWIIIGHTN k HI- %C H.S*311THS
*o. 123 York-Btrool*
S.i VAXXAH. (G i.)
Carriages. Wagons. Cars mid Drays manufactured
Blncksmilliliur,Including Iron Hulling and Grate- lor
Buildings, im , done at the shorten it -lice. ting 2fl.
M. U.t'ltURell. x. t.Moaas.
4 11(114 11 A 334ISKS,
Factors mid Cuininisxiun >1 rri’liants,
Ray Street, *avnnnnh. Georgia.
RarKRUNt as—Messrs. Hull. Hoses to Co., nnd Col.
John Ranks, Columbus, Ga.; Messrs, "all. Moses Ii
Roberts, Montgomery, Am.; Mr. A. J. Brad,, Atlanta,
Georgia. _ _ »P r - >
Life Insurance.
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
ol Hartford,Ct.
fiitr, nsi ii i*rr.
EQUITABLE INSURANCE CO. of London.
3l«ltl*l-: 3*n FIMK I*B|’lt.1 *fE.
FARMER’S & MECHANIC’S INSURANCE
Co., of Pnilitdelpliin.
BRIDGEPORT FIRE &. MARINE INSUR
aneo Co., of Bridgeport Ct.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE & MARINE IN-
suranco Co , of Pennsylvania.
r pilE8E Companies are ull sound. umMiuvo an avail
L able Capital in (.'ash, to meet promptly all losses
lliey may have, either mi LIFE, FIRE, or M \ It INK
IU8K8. Insurance on Hulls or Cargoes to all purls of
the world. Apply to • A. WILBUR,
uiig2 — If General Ins. Auenl, H2 llayslree
114*311; INSl UANCi: C03IP.Y*Y,
OF THE CITY OF NEW-YOKK.
4’upitiil. fiiOO.OOO - All I*a4il in.
C.J. Martin, Auc’y. SIM BON L. LOOMIS, Pres’t.
The Subscribers having beoi. appointed Agents o|
thennve Company, are now preiiured to lake Risks
against Fire on Buildings, Merchandise, kc.&c , on
lavnrabluterms. COHENS ft IIER1V
Jy **
III* Y A I. I*SI ICA*('i: 4:4*311* ANY
LONDON ANI) LIVERPOOL.
(’npilal '2.000.000 of I'oiiiiiIn Slorllag.
This Instllulionhas oslahlishedan Agency in Savnn.
uali, slid Fire Policies upon Produeoand Property wiS
be Is-ued by ANDREW LOW «z CO-
Suvaiinuh, Oct. 20,1*51.
DOLAWAIIB 3IUT«FAL SAFETY
J NSU It A SCIi Cl >M I*. V N Y,
Or HIIH,AllRLrillA.
T HE suhs'ribcr having been nppohiied Agont of the
above named old established MUTUAL t'ompaiiy.
is prepared lo l-sue its policies on Murine aud liiluud
Navigaitou Risks. JAMES MclIKNIlY.
nov 27 118 Buy st reoL
IHtOVlNn \ 1,1**4* 'll AN CE (’<*3II»ANW
OF TORONTO, CAN AD A WEST.
Capital 52.ihhi.imid
The undersigned, having been uppoluted Agent of the
abi ive Comi nny, begs to announce that h-ls prepared
lo Insure policies of Insurance on Fire risks in Savnn
nab and its vicinity, as also on Marine risks generally,
may 9 ly WM.OEOVVDBR, Agont.
(ESTABLISHED IN 17801
PREMIUM CHOCO.ATE.
WAI-TEIti IIAKEB & H».
America", rrono, llo nu*pa
tlilc, and Vanilla CH iC'i 'LATE;
prepare I COCOA ;|Ri i.M A, CO.
Ci i.\ PASTE:ikwoi.Sileks,Solu
ble, llomapathlc ind Dietetic
. Cocoa: Cocoa 8h(ls; Cracked
Cocoa,&c.
These MRitufiiClilts to which
riKST PRitMtuus Uvu been a-
wnrded by the chlel Insiltut ons
an l Fairs 0( the U lon, are an
t.r«f. Ftouer to fYuit excellent .Ret for ch dren,lnvi,-
of 'the Cocoa, with u lids, and persons In Uullh. They
pod npenrU. allay r llier than indee the ner
vous excitement allemlaiit upoii the use of ku or coffee,
and are recommended hi Drs. V\arrelt, Jac.soii. Ila>-
nrd, Ware, and Admits, of Boston, nnd ly eminent
phislclansclsewh re. ......
For sale by till the principal 4-rocers in .ho United
Stales, and by their Agents. , ,
D. C. Murray, New York; Grant ft Twels, Philadel
phia ; Thomas V. Bruud ge, Ballimore: Ksiaelt to Dud-
ley, On. VV A LT BR RAKE1 to Cl I.,
sep 15—3m Dorcheter, Mass.
illLltlLLO ikubTiTTk W(AKS,
3Ivrrl 1 A Juqui-s* I 12 EciUrestreel.,
NEW YORK, ,
M ANUFAtVTURERSand dealer* lit « rmuht Iron,
Pipes. Fittings, Tools, and every desr'Dtlon of
apparatus conneeted with Stenui, Water and Gas. for
heating hidI lighting steamers, ' hurches, Ihtels. Pri-
va e Dwellings, Hospitals, Asylums, Villages, laclorlea
nnd Halls. _ „ , »
Also Valves, Cooks, Pumps, t.augee, Uclers antf
Boiler Flues made to order.
t tor Screw Cutting Machines are entirely, ww, and
our own patent warranted lo do double the wrjj of any
other invention.
t irih-rs solid tod Irom all perilous of the cuiatry, hnd
promdtly aitented to Je 25,55 —ly
TO HICK PEA YTI.ilv *
r pil I’, pubscr.liers me desirous ol calling tho attention
1 of those Interested m the Hulling of Rite, to their
newlv invented Machine, which surpasses all others
now in use. The advantage of the-e Maehlnvs consist
In ttsslmplirlly durability. n"t Hie great aiiouut oT
work which it will perform wshmit the least Injury to
the grain. The machines are |orial>le, and wtil udapt-
ed to Hand or Meant Power, cult tie trausportfd ready
for use. These Machines van )e made lo hull from 20
to 500 bushels per day—varying n< cording to site. All
necessary information will betiteu by addressluglhe
Invenlnrs.ut their Manufactory, No 114 Cllffslreet, New
Y’ork City.
ROBERT to JOHN E. ANDERSON.
sept 211—I m P
F. A. VHEIIIi A (io .
PUHNITURB
illanufactory and Warp-Kinuns.
598 BROADWAY,NEW YORK.
Ret ween the Heiriqmliiau and *‘m thsouiau Hotels.
I 'UUNITURB of every variety,of llm best quality,
s at moderate prices. Weliuve the Inrgmt estab
Bailment, mid beat usmrimimi nl really good ind sub
•lantial Furniture to ho found in this cuy or ciuntry, to
which we Invite the particular atuuiimn of pi.rchasurs
nug (J—3moa P
31 AMIN It:—1. 4*. 4*. l -t. Of T. -(» U. A.
R EGALIA, JEWEL** AND COSTUMER,manufac
tured und kept on liuml, at the old Establishment
nT K. COM It, 344 Grand street. East of Rowivy, New
Yoik. • trders from the country promptly attelded to.
je 11—ly
TILTON A: IL I A It L
S3 Maiden Lane, New York,
M anufacturers of ihu 1 world-renowned
SALAMAXDF.R SAFES. RAXK VAULTS,be.
Baltimore Depot, 145 Pratt street,
sop ‘i— ly Rostoo Depot, 14 Howard street.
6HOW CASES.
IIOFF3IANN Ai Fl.ltMl.
MANUFACTURERS, 57 Doutry. XEIE YORK,
H AVE lliu largest and cheapest slock of MIOlV
CASE- ever offered In this city, made In every
style*, silver-plated, Brass, Rosewood, catlnwood, kc.
t inters promptly Riled, und goods careful y packed and
shipp' d lo any pari of the United Stales and Cauadu.
•ep 4—:im
Ii. .1. D055EI.I.,
General Commission Merchant,
NU, 1(11 PISAHL STL KKT,
(Fourth door frmn Wall street.)
sep 4—tint New York.
JNcto Yovft ^TnjctUarmfntfl.
From'skiltin, Visseher, Oictn d- .Schell's Advertising
House.'.Mil Rroudutay, Xric iork.
(uancrN hpiuiKii Niuurv,
IMPORTANT TO
iioij.m:ki:i:i*i;i<* am* dealekk. 3
THE HOPE MILLS,
71 Fri.Tll.N SllkKT. AKtl “I IIXKKM.iN ST., N*IV YORK,
Principal Office Ri3 Front Street, Xcw York.
Factory, Nos. 3ti, .17, aud 36 Hudson street, Jersey City,
r■ *||K PRt iPRIEI't lll*t of this long aud well known
1 COFFEE AND SPICK ESTABLISHMENT,
Continue to prepare the be*l riiAHSAvavTii ti row-
iikrs in use, lor ruisiug Bread, Ui-cuil, Teu and other
< akes, toe. They also prepare Mu-lard, cocoa, and
muny other articles of dully use in every luiuily, whicu
they offer upon tlm most reasonable terms. Catalogue
sent lo nealers who request them.
R. II. to J. G. ISIIAM.
N. II.—Consumers advised to inquire for Hope Mills
articles. aug 14—ly
8CII1EFF1.I.IN. IIHO | || i:ics dt CO.
IMPOKTLRB, AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, D YES, PERFUMERY,
Ac, "e.,
170 WILLIAM STREET, Naw York,
I NVITE Hie uileniioiiol llm trade to their large and
varied stuck of Drugs, I'ulnls • tils,I’erluineiy, flic.
Ill addition to their regular imporiuilous of Staple
Druggs, they lire also receiving, direct Irom Hie sources
of production and manufacture,suppllesol Tooth, Hail,
am! Null Bru-hes. Bronze-, Corks, iHortars, Sponges,
French and English Pcrluiiiery, l.nInn's Extracts, nnd
many other articles usually embraced In Druggists’
slocks, will-ill they are also enabled to offer ou ilia most
advantageous terras
tinters, either tit person or by mall, will receive
prompt ulleiiliou. aug 14 -ly
LFjSTLIt’AlltON WORKS,
FOR THE MANUFACTUH E OF
WOODSWORTH’S PLANING MACHINES
ANU STF.A31 KN44INKN,
67 Pearl-st, Brooklyn.N- Y, opposite New York City.
'I'HK subscriber having been engaged for the last 15
L years in the almost exclusive inanurnctiire of this
most important invention, VYoodsworlli’a '-Pinning,
Grooving and Totmlng Mucliiue. has recently completed
the large addition io Ids ulrcmly extensive Iron Works,
will execute with ilWpau-li ull orders in the above line
loan unlimited extent. The universally acknowledged
superb.rhy or WoodswortliV Plulnlni* Hnchlnos, ttiutiil-
laclcred by litui, over ulluther*, require*no reiteration.
In the inaiiiifuc’ureof STMAM ENGINES, we claim
a superiority for power nnd speed, beauty iff construc
tion uud lliiislt; and also guarantee Hie Engines lo trims-
lull Rill per cent moro power for the miiiio money than
can be furnished by any oilier inanulaciiirer, and iimrc
limn IDU per cent, saving In wear and tenr, as well us n
large saving in the consumption of luel.
Urjtrciicrs to Parlies having the Strain Engine rmir m
use.
Pardee to Morgan, N. Haven, Cl; 3. W. Slocum,
Brooklyn. N. Y.. Timothy Dabsl, \sloria, L. I; Lyons to
Curtiss, Bridgeport, Cl; Mamford Manufacturing Co.,
NtKmfonL Ct.; John C. suloril. New Haven, Ct.; Rolllti
Sanford, New York CityjClias F. I.ooscy, Austriancou-
sul Gem ral.
References to Parties haring the lYordsicorth Planing
Machine now in use.
G. II. Sloiit. KmisitiKiun, Philadelphia. Pa.; Kidder Ac
Martin, Wilmington. N. C.; A. L. Clapp, to Co.. Mont
gomery, Ala.; ti. A. Sanford, New(trlciins La.; Ilinkt-*,
Guile to Co.. Cicimiuili, Ohio; Raiitom, Cobh Ac Co.,
t 'levclHii 1, Old"; Foss Ac Brolhers, Chicago, Ills ; J. M.
Smith, Milivauklc, Wis.; P. B. to I.. L. Eaton, Buffalo,
N. Y ; Forward Ac Smith, Oswego, N. Y., Joint t*wan,
Toronto, C. W.
Old rs nml proposals received by mail or otherwise,
from all parts ol the United States, t'aondn. Smith A-
tnerica, and Europe, will tie promptly ntti uded to by
Agents who urelnivoting In ull sections of Hie country.
Letters by inull.addiess JO.lN LESTER,
oct 4 3m 57 Pearl St. Itronklyu, N. Y.
SHELLAC INDIA TWINE,
COIR YARN, COCOA MATTING, &C.,
COIU AVI) JIITE 31 ATS,
Aud INDIA ROODS generally. For sale low foi
CASH, by
GEO. W. DOW to CO., Importers,
No. 7 Burling Slip,New York.
Je 12—Ohio
I NVITE l
enums
Combs, Pans and Fancy Goods,
10
WUXI A *1 TANK I'. If,
PARK PLACE, Now York. Invites the mention
if 'tiiaHiQrn and Western Merchants, to his now
of I-unit, Com Its, Hair, Tooth and Nail .Iriislies,
Ladies' Reticules, I’eil'iiincrv. Simps, Porto M mimics,
Jet and Bead Bracelets. Pi cfcet Looks, Dress Huttons,
Pins nnd Needles. Hooks mid Eyes, Watch Gourds,
Wax. Coral and 4Jln"s Beads. Neckluces, tot. India
Rubber Cnmlts, Canes, Ralls and Toys of evert descrip,
lion. Scissors, Razor" and cutlery, Gnlil and Gilts
Jewelry, Aecordeons and Violins. Including I general!
ami very lurgt stock of English, French andGermauJ
Fancy Goods, which will lie -old at the very bwesl pr|J
ce«, tor Cash or Approved Paper.
(try- Orders by letter selected nnd put up Is tho bestl
manner. WH.Ll.iM TASKER,
may I—ly P III Park Pluco, Niw York.
Tin; lll'LST IIAI It BYE.
D R. O. M. BALLARD'S (new article) received-31
highest premium at tho World’s Fair and Ameri
can Institute, wh «■■ It was examined by iho distinguish
ed chemists Dr. '. Little und Prof, olui Turrey, und
pronounced .lie Best
For *iilo by the Principal Druggists In this city—prico
II Principal olllco und store 496 and Sim Mrondwuy.
New York. MarlS.’itl-P mar IU
REMOVAL.
IV- U. FOIID.
PKAI.KR IM
FAMILY «R0l EltlKS, FRIITS, &c.,
M AS Remo'od hlses abllstimcnl to Broiiglilon street,
one door from Jeffcrsnij-street, where ho will tie
pleased to aecommodnto his Irien.ls and the public wlih
all things appertaining ta his line or business.
All orders thankfully received._ _ » nv
(4. A. 114»I.C()i»IHIL A. 31..
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH TEACHER,
44(1 * (on Sired.
aug 27 end t Jan I
l.ite In.ii ranee.
The tinitcil Slates Life llisuriinec Cninpnnv.
Takes risks on Hie loves of white persona, lor lire or a
shorter period mid on slaves for one or four years, on
as lavoratile term* as any equally responsible Company
CAPITAL Attn AKUKTS. JtNI’AHV I ST, 1855:
A bonus ot 2*> per cent has been d'cliired oil the bust
ness ol last year, to all p tlliiy bolder* entitled Hierelo.
MINI.** to I'UlNSTllN, Agents
Dr. Il D. ARNOLD, Medlcul Examiner. mar 19
l ii'4';iiul Iljirim; liiNiiranec.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY DFTIIE VALLEY OF
VIRGINIA.
Available ('npilal $3iMMHI(l—Surplus $01,517 27.
CIlAltTKK p x It PICT t * a i. •
Takes risks on Cargo, Freight, Buildings, Merchan
dize, &c , In town and country.
Isms.-h promptly and liberally ad'nsted.
nine J.'t MINIS At J< tll.NS J'i IN, Agents,
Norwich Fin* lii*»nr»i»ci* Co .(',»•• u.
INCttRPORATED I8II3-CAPIT\L sTO K.9I50WHI.
IIK abovu Company lias been In siicee*-fiil opera-
upwards of Oily years, and linn a high repots-
herever known, .s u prompt and responsible
office.
The undersigned Is prepnreil to take Fire Risks f-r
«aid .fflco, on dwellings, furniture, stores, merchandize,
warcboitsjs and cotion. upon tho mo-t tuvorublo terms,
JOHN LNGER-tlLL, \g’l N F. Ins.
mar 5 N'o2J .ties’ Building, Bay st.
3loim*ch At»wnraiic.e Co. I.omloii.
EIRE AND LIFE- ESTAULISHED 1653.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS FUNl)-$2IKt.u0ll.
^|*ll E above mentioned Company have e*tuhli*h>‘d a
1 branch ix the United States, aud have lodged with
lohn L. Aspinwall, Geo. Curtis nnd Watts Shcrinnim,
ol the city of New York, a permanent fond ol $l5n,iHlb
in American Securities, to be held by them a* TriiMees,
liable for losses su*taiuod in this conn ry, which will be
iljiisled In New Yoik nnd promptly paid.
The stinscribor has boon appoime l Agent for Snvan-
nah. aud a ill lake risk*on the most fuvorahiu terms.
JAMES MclIENRY, Agent,
may 31 J-|y Nr# 116 Bay st Savannah.
'I HE uli
I tioll II
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD.
CHANGE UP SCHEDULE
'-IIANGB OF SCHEDULE-TWO PASSENGER
TR INS DAILY TO COLUMBUS.
| \N and nfler Monday, Augiiit 27, passenger ami ntnil
rains Will leave Macon mr t'nliiuibus and Munt-
v, daily at 2.HI A. M .and 3.15 P. M., arriving at
lints ul 7.15 \.M. and lb 3l'P. M. LenveCnluiu-
| 'l"r Mncui dally al t. 15 A. M. and 2,3't P. M„ ur
.7 in Macon at Hl.45 A. M. and 8.5n P. 51.
I'vnuers lor Amurlnis will tnke the morning train
Jut A. M. from Macon, arriving ul Ameriensnt
\. M. Leave Attierlcus at 0.40 A. M., and arrive
"icon at Hi 45 \. M.
'''Heeling at Macon each way with Central Railroad
tu to Savannah, Augusta. Milledgeville und Eaton.
. : sad with Mac.n ami Western Railroat' Trains lo
L*' Mlaiitn, Dalton, Chattanooga, Kie xvllle, and
"grille.
■iK'iilingiltfilv at Columlius, with Girard and Mo-
f • 6itiir.mil.
'"•cting daily nl Ainericu* with n four-horse post
1 Line to'Tallahassee, A Hinny. Thomasvillu, fcc..
'• weekly Hick Line lo l.iiiniiklu.
•tigers lor poiiiis mi (Ills Rond “below Fort Vnl-
•hw*il«| Hike'tie I o'clock evening train from 3av-
'• fid A o'clock evi oiiig tram from Augusta, to
' 'GMonti.,,, a' Maeon: Tor other points on Month
l' 1 "rMu«cngie Railroads, passengers will have
'"t on by either trains.
' ' j"** Sti.iun-hlps leave Savannah for New York
’■“ ‘ty* titi'l Stiltirdnya, and for l*tiilu<lelphia on
*jf' I'a—age. in theCnbln, $20; Steerage,$8.
to Savannah *13 00
Lohnnbiis to do 9 00
Americas to fl 80
liEu. W. ADAMS.Siiperinieiiilunt.
ir'uii-"*"* '''■ '" ,5 on ' a«ii ii
I' tiu '* .LUGS, Dltl'GGET —Wo have opened
• now prepnied to show ns good an
"ive gooes ns are lo he seen In the
*j A IK IN to BURNS.
V 1 !) Pore aud for sal
PAPKR II
ANI* in*ic hi;if n.
Just received a line assortment of Paper Hangings and
Borders, und for sah* at moderate prices at
JOHN OLIVER’S
Paint uii4l Oil sior«. 121 Itrniiifhlon St.
Rooms papered with dispatch.
HOUSE, SIGN &l SHIP PAINTING,
GlulHNG, GLAZING AND GRAINING.
Denier in Paints, Oil. Turpentine, Varnishes, Painters’
Toole, White Wash Bru-hes, etc.
aug 26 _C
i'll i x vr.it a co.,
FACTORS AM) GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
>A VANN A11, OA.
Wm. W. Cubkvxr,
John R. Sims,
Gko. II. Chervir.
. r. bn:
WILLIAM LYNN,
lyxx & ssinnu,
FACTORS. FORIVAIUll.MJ A.\D GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BA Y-ST., SAVANNAH, GA.,
sept7
Corner mill Jefleraou-Sta.
UP STAIRS.
VV I l.l,IA 31 (4, FOOTE
I S Now reco ving a general ass rtm. nt of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, which he offers to the trade
on uccotnmi
A. MC ALP IN Si BUO’S.
Lumber mill and llrlck Yards,
sup 0 _ 8.VA.NNAII.fiA.
G. J. .1 ON F.S.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
JONES’ B U I L D I N G ,
Savaiiiitth. (»a.
I >M c:
U **M 14
eby
MAYNARD to ROWLAND.
SA>MI r EL I’ALAIER & SUN.
OIDBOn’h DI’ILDINOS,
Nos 148 Congress, and 07 St. Julien streets,
R EsPF.ifTFUI.LY inform the trade and citizens gen
erally thnt they have In store a good assortment of
ttnerienn and Foreign Hardware, nml being In direct
ominuiiicatinn with i"iiiuiriiriurersli"th in this country
.lid ill Europe, aro coiisiantly receiving additions lo
heir stock, comprising P.anters’ Honsekeepers’ nnd
luilders’ goods ol the most approved n vie* aud patterns,
moil which may lie enumerated Lock's Hinges, Roll,
ml Shutter l-'as citings of nil kinds, sheet Zinc, Sheet
kipper, Sheet and Imr Lend, Chain Pumps, liras,
Vare*. Brilnnnla Ware, Hollow Ware, "erm sionCaps,
tombs, Brushes, and a general variety or Fancy Goods,
iolton Lines. F sh Hooka,Needles. Knitting Pins, Seine
wine. Crosscut, Hand. T non. Framing, and Mill Saws,
huln*. Hand ami sledge Hammers. Anvils. Vices,
crew Plate*. Spicks and Dies,Smith’s Hel'ow-.t'ooper’s
'ool*. PLOWS, CORN SIIEgI.ERS. HAV CUTTERS,
|o* s, Axes, Andirons, Shovels, Spades. Guns, Hay and
Januro Forks. Sad lions. Writing paper. Po le Mon-
ales, Spirit i.evels.Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes,
•lanes of all kinds, 8*.|ves,l’offee Mills Cotton and Wool
lards. Curry Combs, and in fact every article adapted to
^City'mid country orders wlllrecolvo prompt attention,
nd all goods for shipments carefully packed.
ntny 8
TNORTtn AKb ALB. ~75ensKB. em*Ji 8 dozen plots,
I lllbbcrl’- Porter, and fiHen*ks. each « dozen plum.
Hlbbert s superior Pule Ale, iniiiiiifi.nured expressly lor
Ibis market. Jut ei| nnd tor Bale by
aU gkl •'ADBLF4JRD, PAY &CO.
rii vi i i ic *v < o.
No. ti WHITAKER STREET.SAVANNAH. GA.
O BALERS in Saslmrs, Blinds. Door*. Mouldings, 4zc.
Also, Paints, oils, Varnishes, Tnrp- nline Putty:
French amt American Window Gins*; Painters. Masons
aud White Wash Brushes;Gold Leaf, Bronze, tor.
Also, 25 Marble Mantle*, of the most modern style,
from $35 to $150. Also. 1511 Clocks, irom $ I 25 to S15.
AI*o, 25 pairs inside Wuellan Blinds. Builders nml
oaliers would do well to give us a call before ptircln
mg elsewhere. The “ nimble slxnunsu” is our motto,
JuttO ly
Removal.
S. S. 3111.».l it Ai J I*. FF.IK 141 NON
WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS,
Have removed their estahlishm from the comer ol
Broughton nnd .Montgomery streets, to
No. 123 Vor It Mrect,
Near St. James’square, where they are prepared to
lonny work III their line with promptness and in u
workmanlike manner.
Carriages. Wagons, furls and Drays manufactured.
Ilacksinilhing, including Iron Railing and Grates lor
3mldiii«*, tor., done at the shortest notice,
may 7 Out
SAFIN.
I * CNTTBNET k CO., Importers of French und other
I • European Goods, No. 48 Broad street,
np 30 55
MOORE & TAYLOR’S
P \STILI.ES he PARIS.
T HESE PASTILLES are an invaluable remedy lor
the cure o| Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis, ns by their
action on Hie ihroui and lung-, limy rmiuru all bourse
lies', ill a few linum nml woiulcrliilly Incn .uv tin. |>ow
or unit lie*Hit ||y nr llm voice — Honco tksy are nl grant
servu e to und highly recommeiuuil ny Clergy men,
Aunt humors. Public Spe >kers, and nil tli"se whim* cull
lug requires such irequeut use nl' llm vocal organs.
N. II —Ask fur* Moore StTaylor’i- Pastille* Do Paris,”
ninl observe that each box beitr- iheir written signature.
For sale by W. VV. Lincoln, J. II Carter to Co., J. It.
Miii.ro co., and Hie principal Druggists nnd Apothe
caries throughout thu United Mules and Canada, and at
wholesale by
MOORE to TAYI.OR, Importers,
sep 20—3tn P 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
W. JACKSON A SON.
UllATE AMI EKMIBR MAKERS,
240 Front St. ani> 930 Broadway,
Nu%v York.
aug I — ly P
Valent Flaslir. Skirls.
BATES A - Fit ANTF.
No. 1 Bar lay street New York.
C AI'T ON —No. c .ire genuine except they hear the
stamp of the patent. All manufacturers and sellers
Iniringing will oe pro.-ccuti il aecnrdti'g to law.
inur 19 Mur 16, ’50—P
~ ANDREWS .V JESUP,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
l otion and AVooIrn Machinery,
Steam Eugincs anil Boiler*, Machinist.*’ Tools,
Belting, &c.
IMPORTERS to nCAl.KKS IN MAMTACTORKR8’ ARTICLRS.
No. «7 I’iitc M.. New York.
N. U.—Agent- tor the *V\ oodruff iv Beach Irou Works'
steam Engines nml Boilers.
ExcliKd'o Agency in New York lor’Lowell Machine
HOtSLKKKmi; li.IKDH’AKEo
PICOT A M»4) r\VI.I.I.,
IMPORTERS AND JoUUbRS uF KNNLIBII, FRENCH AND
GERMAN
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE-
No. O.t .tliiiituii I..me, New Vurk.
Eltieaueulimiol Suutiierii nnd Western Mer-
cnatiLs tu a large and very uxnmeivu slock ol Uoods
iu their line.
t (tilery of every description.
Silver Plated Ware: J.ipnuiierv.
German Silver and Brilluiilu Ware.
Tinned and Eiiummelled Cooking I'tonsils.
Bronzed, Copper and Brass Gnoils.
Tea Trays, Fire Irons, Fenders. Wiro Covers.
Bronzed • uiidlosiicks, Block 'I'm VVare, kc.
our stock comprises every article in our lineorbusi-
nos. allot wlitcti vve will sell lodcalers at the VERY
LOWEST PUB Es, lor t ush or Approved Paper.
Gooil* ordered by letter will oe sole, ted with great care
and on patch, u,.d put Up in Hie hi si maimer.
PILOT to SHOT WELL,
No, 03 .Maiden l.uuc, New York.
P. s. Also maimlueiurers ol a very superior ntllclo
of Plated .-poona uml Forks. Jo 7—Urn
SCOTTLN
LITTLE GIANT
coie.x .i.to von .tiuli.,
I'A'I K.vl'KlJ MAY mtl], I0.il.
S H, ItRtiWN, Proprietor ot tioorgiu, Teunossue un
• Alatiumu, of Hus in volition, winch is dualities
among llm most important ol modern Hines for the use
ol the well advised larincr unit stuck feeder; Hint Iho
universal itivor with which il ha- been received irom Hit
Urst, more than any thing else, attosts its utility and su-
purlorlt).
For portability, simplicity ot construction, und convo
nience ot use, Hie l.mie tiiuni bus no equul. It weight
Irom lliree to live liuiidred pounds, according to size,
can be put in operation by Inc tanner in twenty iiiinules
without expense or ini-cliuiiK'ul aid, then adjusted und
used with convenience by anybody.
The Little t.iitui bun received Hie First Premiums ut
every 8lute Fair from Missouri to Maryland the past
Full, and that in llm most cuiuplltiiciilury muiiuer.
These .Mills ure guaranteed in llic most positive man
lier ugulnsl breakage or durungeiuunl, and warranted to
grind teed from ear corn, uud grits ur Hue hominy Irom
shelled corn, with a degree ol ease und couveuieucu for
lariii purposes never attaint'd hcluiu.
Idle subscribers are now prepared to furnish the trade
with unproved putu rus uml sizes, to suit Hie varied
mplb.e, ready for ultdclilug
i grind ten Imshels o| teed
llmmuul'
pain, tlnr.i any <>'
ilc. A ml these 1
ignorant, but In*
gence anil every
nihility, ni>
>f its
l disease
and i
of Hie mo-t effectm*
extinction iff Pain. The Pan
nml externally, according to l
I has been Ion ml to lie sit c>
fold*, l augh-. Ate., Fever
FNithisIc. Pain In the Head.
're tea-
fllrnry In removing
medicine over off red In tin* pah-
srlnioninlsciime not ah no from tlm
ii persons of every degree iff lutein-
rank of life. Physicians iff Hie first
l periei'tly eoiiveriant wi h the nntiiru
iiiciIies,have recommeiideil III
l preparniloiis lor the
Shop, Miiclnm-ts’Tools.
oct 2—ly
• •• T'V cents.
...25 do
... do
...25 do
... «'.* do
.. fiV do
... do
. do
. fili do
For stamping do Yardstick,
do do Wino Measures,
do sealing Dry do
do stamning Weights, to include weights
used on PUtTorm Scales T'V do
doCerlillcnle for Scales or Balances P-’kT do
do stumping Dip Rod I-M '1°
For do Tape Measure I2J* do
The Inspector will, upon all occasions where it Is
practicable, stamp in-lead of certily.
Where weights.scales or measure* are found to he
correct, no charge shall he mnile lorudJii«liiient.
EDU ARD f. ANDERSON.
A. N. MILLER
eep 12 JOHN N. LEWIS.
Siieininuli Stru Stork
T>) SHIP OWNERS, M \STERS AND GONSIGNEE^
OF VESSELS j
r r*HE subscriher respectfully informs them thnt this
1 MVAV.NAH DRY flot'KIsnow in snccosslulj
operation,and it is ealciilated to tuke in ships of nny{
cla** trotu Ifti to I 110 toll* htt then. Ills 230 feet long
and U5 feet wide, and complete in every particular. A,
large gang <ff workmen Is employed aud a large supply!
of mutonuls i* on hand, so that vessels cun he repaired!
■villi as hi null dispatch as in nnv other port- PiimpumU
Block Making and Smith’s work d me on the preini-e*
and every effort made to ensure economy nml fidelity tof
those who muy favor the Dock with their business. '
D. P. I.ANDERslUNE,
Agent and . operiiitendenL
feb24 Late of Marsh’s Dock, tTinner on.
(JOKItl (4ATFD, UTDIl ltHT IKON
AND WIRE RAILING,
(SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.)
For Public Grounds, femeterles.
| |.IllI I HdUmf!" Biih'oiiies, tor. This new;
article of our iiiauiilactiire iinrticniarly commends iisell
to lavoratile notice Iron ItciDieads. with patent Wire
.•‘ackin.s; a variety iff Folding Iron Bedsteads, H rouglit.
Iron I'artn feuce, VVire-Ni-iting. -uitable lor sheep. pmiD
try . garden or cemeteryffeace. Wire Trellises and Sum-;
mer ll iisi s. wiili every variety of Wire Work for gar
dens, lie.; Sieves, Fenders. Brass, t.'opper ami Irene
Wove Wire t.'loth, kc. Circulars of designs furnished
by Hie m .nufacutrers.
M. W \LKER to SON-*, No. 233 Market-st.,
Jy 2(i—3mo* N. E. cr. of filh St- Philn , P”
Si A V A 5 3.411 31 F l»l(L% I# 4 4)1,1.1 44i:.
1 *11 E Third course of Lectures in this Institution
will commence on (be Ihsl Monday in November
next.
Tho Clinical Lecturesin Medicine and Surgery, nl
IhoSavannnIi Hospital and the College Clinique, will
commence on the I5ib of October aud continue during
llm course.
Fur it I ly.
Theory and practice of Medicine—R. D. ARNOLD.
M. D.
(>h*tetrics, nnd diseases ol Women aud Children—P’
M. KOLI.OFK, M. I).
Principles uml Pructico of Surgery— W. G. Ul' 1
LOCII, 31. I).
Medical Chcmislry—(J. W. WEST, M. D.
Institute* ol Medicine— K II. M ARTIN, M. D.
Anatomy—J. G. HOWARD, M. JL
Materia Medina and Medical Jurisprudence—J. fl.
READ, M.D.
Domonstralor of Anatomy—JOS. J. WEST, M. D.
Fee* for ho entire course $1051111
Matriculation Ticket ,5 no
Ample tacititlos will tic furnished lor the study of
Prui'iicsl Anatomy. Il-art! can he had nt from $4 lo
SO per week. For further particulars, apply to
aug I—3mos C. W. WEST, 51. D.. Dean.
•„*Tne following papers will copy Into Iheir country
Issues to the extent ol $ III, aud send Dills to the Dean ;
Georgia Citizen, Journal k Messenger and Telegraph,
Macon,Ga.; Recorder, and Federal I'nlon, Milledgt-
ville, Ga.; Pa'riot, Albany, Gn ; Watchman. TIioiiihs-
vllle.Gu; Times a Sentinel und Enquirer, Columbus,
Ga ; Chronicle to Sentlne ,aml Constitution.ilidt, An
gusta, Gn; Banner, Athens, Gn ; Re|i<>rier, Lagrange,
Gu; Republican, Evamiin r, and Intelligencer, AHnutn
Ga; Stand rd. Cassvllle, Ga; Souiliern Christian Advo yry uooas at y
cate, and Southern Presby erlnn, Charleston, s r Corner Broughton and Jellers m-8t., tp Ntmr?.
Christian Index. Penfield. Ga : Gazette, and Advertiser ' ' ‘ ,n '
Chatianoogn.Tenn; Flor dlnn (t •noirnnl, Tallahaasce
Kin; News. Jacksonville, I’ln: Spectator, Wetumpka
Ala : Mall. Journal, and Advertiser, Montgomery, A la..
Advertiser, and Register. Mobile. Alo.
CITY I iHSHECTOIT.
oCJIF.DULi; OF CHARGES FOR ADJUSTING,
O Stamp ng. Sealing or Certifying Weights and Mea
sures. s..ales. Balance .etc.
For ud'u* mg each Men«ure
do do Still). Welhgt.
do do all other Weights...
do do each Scale or Beam
do do do Yardstick....
Rod
COKXKUOF BK0LGHTo.\ AM) JEFFEKSUS STS.
DRY (200DS bv tiiT PIECE or PACKAGE.,
■|*lli; *nli*crlher lihsin store a general assortment oft
1 DRV fitfoDS, comprising goods ol foreign and
Domestic Mountactiire, lo winch lie won d Invite llie.
attention of purchasers, and which he offers to the trade
on reasonalilo terms. Country .Merchants visiting lho t
city, will lliul on an examination, sty les of goods pecu
liarly adapted lo their trade. .. „
jai. rt WILLI \M G. FOOTE.
MMCIXrXN lVsi 3l3li;K 444)0|).S
OHINSON to CAMP have just received, and aret
low opening, their stock ol
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of everv article requisite to .1 GENTLE-
M AM’S VVARDROBE mar 83
SI 3I3IF.lt AND FAIX*
lMf)5.
Dry Good* al AVliolranle.
R"
'HE subscriber is now receiving one of the largest
ected stock iff Is ever offered to the
ket, to which he invite* the attention ol
WILLIAM G. FOOTE.
Kentu'ky Jenns Black",
n, Blue and Hr wii ; .
« ase-Sntm,us. Grey, Blue. Black, Olive and <#roen ;
fares Fancy Plaid, Tweeds and Casstmeres.
W,K,.IA»I O. KOI,™.
I IM K.— I'.uil Cu,l(. 1,1m,', In .l„re »"■' »>r : mlo by
lj sept la—s UARl.KTxN It PAII80N8.
No 82 Bay street.
(its
I ull.
No. i la offered al $fi5 .
Ihu team, and warranitid
per hour with one horse.
No. a at $75 will m ind I
No. 1 hi •uu win «i lint twenty hiirhcin pur hour, with
two horses.
Muiiiilueliired and for salu l*y
8. N. BROWN to I.O.,
mar3 at Nashville, Temn, uml Allania, Gn.
Slli MAI'S
PLASTIC PAINTS:
liiEAP) UUKARI.E, AM) PUUTEf’ilVE,
WEATHER AND El HE I'RuuF.
'J*II16P.\IN I willnaud any climate,withoutcrackor
X blister ami hardens byoxpovure, Hi no making in
time an onumulolBione,protecting Wood Irom decay,
ninl Iron aud oihenuelulBiroui rusiandcorroslon.
I'h is I’uiiit differrlroiu thu so-callotl Mineral Paints ol
the day, which ure principally Ochres aud Clay teOlored,
o purely ‘Metallic,containing
and are entirely worthlet
Silver’sPlastic Paints
110 Alumln or Clay.
They ure levigatedllncdy,mix readily with Linseed Oil,
(wiliiout the trouble ol grinding,) aud Dow under Hie
brush nslreely as the best White Lead.
These Paints excel ulloiliurain body or covering pro
perties.one pound ut which willtover as much surlace,
aslwo pounds of White Lead.
There are four iiuiurul colors, viz: Black or Slate
Itrowu, 1 >liv%uiid Chocolate.
DiRKctkinh: TliiMpaiiitlloWfi readily under the brush
and its covering preperty isiucreaseu by using It mixed
us thickly uh possible with pure Linseed Oil; as the
Paintls the lasting or protecting body and IbeOllsimply
thu medium or ngunt in spreading it.
Wo annex copies of two letters, one from IhuPresi-
denlof the Pliiladeltdiia mil Reading RiiilroadCo., tho
other from a goiiilcmuu, a well knewuresident ol Au
gusta, Georgia.
Office of the Phiia.and Read ng Railroad Co,, 1
Piui.Anai.i l >, M*v 3,1853. \
J.S. Silver, Esq—Dear Sir. Wo have used your
"‘Plnsli. Pointi.” (or more than ayeur,nud for Painting
Hrldges,depots,&c.,&c.,wuhuverounditquiti'equaRo
any paint we have und. 111 fact, we now give it a prefer
enceovcr all others we havetried for such purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN TUCKER.President.
Auocsta, Ga.,Sxptimhkr 29,1852, i
Steam Planing Mills. (
Dear Sir:—Younskmefor my opinion of‘*SHvcr’s
.Mineral Paints,” which you have put on my Machine
Shop and Planing Mill. I givoynti with pleasure my full
ami hearty recommendation of It ns a provuntlveofflre
coininuiiicatiugfroin chimney s orfrom adjoining build
mgs. The Paint which you pnton my roofs, lias now
become ns hnrd as h i.atk , and I feel us secure from Ure,
in thisdirection, as is possible, A few weeks after the
roofsliud boon painted, I made nnexperimeniontwoor
ihrecshinglus by placingthem in tlieiurnuct uiidor the
boilers; the result was, that the pot lion uncovered wn*
entirely cousumed, while the painted purl w us.apparent
ly sound, thoughiiponexaminatioiithe wood wasroiinil
to becharred ithepaint, however, wub virm nnd but
little Id I stored. I considertliis us severe a test asyour
Paintcan beput to, and under the circumstances I do
not hesitate to coinmend it as an i nvaliiubleprevcntlve
against Ore. Respectfully .&c.
(Signed) A MIIROSK SPENCER.
FRENCH At RICHARDS,
AT. IP. Corner of tilth and Market streets, Phiia,, Pa.
GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENTS.
ForitalolnSavannah, Wliolesalennd Retail,by
JAMES II.CARTER to CO,
No.l7fi Broughton*!.rect.
July 20 IP.'olply
SEWING MACHINES.
I3X(’EI.S|oR SEWING MACHINES.-Made by
Vj llooD, BATTELI.E 81 CO., Worcestor, Massa
chusetts. patented In Ellas Howe, Jr., September 10th,
164fi. Those Machines lire warranted,(with proper use
not to gel out of repair. They are built in a good sub
stniitinl.nnd workmanlike manner, and will doTnilora
shoemakers’and Saddlers'work, in a manner warrant
ed to give satisfaction. Thestich will not rip any nmri
than common sewing, done by hand. Call und see then-
inoperation at 149 ClIEsNI'T street. PliilBdelphie.ui'
stairs. W. A. DAWSON, Agont.
may 12 lyMfeC
Killer I* ti-i'd liileriinlly
it* nature of theromphiinl.
ct'llcnl remedy lor sudden
nnd Agile, .tsihinu nml
KMney fontplaint*. Piles,
lieumntle 1 'omplaiiits, Itrulscsainl -ore*.Severe Bums,
l'link. r. Biles and Ringworms, Weak stomach, and
General Debility. Painter’s Colic, Broken BretiMs, toe.,
Ilowei 1’"till laini and Dyseiitnrv, • holern, Liver Com-
philnl. Dyspepsia. Tool Inch#, toe , toe.
The genuine Perry Davis’ Pain KillerUunw put up in
panel hottles, with the words Davis’ Vegetnblo Pain
Killer blown in llie gln-s ; and wiili two steel engraved
labels on each bottle- one tin excellent likeness of Perry
Davis, the eiigimil In vet tor of the medicine, the other
a steel engraved Note of llund—non j other call ba re
lied on ns genuine.
Price ol bottles—PJJtf cents, 25 cents, 50 cents, nml
$1 respectively.
For Mile by most of thu medicine dealers throughout
the known world.
PERRY DAVIS to son,Proprietors,
74 High street, Providence, It. I.
CIIOLKHA.
A Certain Cure for this disease, may be found in the use
of Perry D.iris' Vegetable
I* A I N 14 I I. I. I) IC •
Drni iirx, May 5, 1855.
Gentlemen:—I feel under obliguliotiH lo you for the
benefit I have recoiled Irom your invaluable Pain Killer.
We have bad some cholera li re on the Mis«ii,.ppi
thus early in Hie miisiiii. A few days since I ns-l-ied In
»Inying out” ami burying one ot our citizens who was
supposed lo have died with Hie ili-ivse. The next
morning I was taken wiili severe vomi'liig. nccnnipnined
with coldness ol the cxtrciiicilcs. Warm covering nml
hot applications tailed to res'ore warmth. M- wife’s
family, who bail used llie Pam Killer with sue e*4,|'ir-
ing the cholera season in ulfulo In 18iff, advised m«> to
take H. I took two doses ut In ervalsol tifteen iniuules;
n fine perspiration ensued,and the next day, burring a
little wcnkuc**, I was well, and have been since.
It may have been uu attack ol Ague, Iml whether
Ague or Cholera. It an-wered my purpose.
Since in* recovery, I find Hint several of our citizens
have used the Pain Killer a* a remedy lor t holern, and
pronounced it good. I therefore take pleasure In re
commending it t" a still mote extended until e
Yours, truly, VV. M.GRnZIER,
Attorney ut Law.
Perry llavls to Son, Providence, R. I.
This may certifv, that I have used Perry Davis’ Vege-
able Pain Killer in numerous enses, aud believe It to
bo a very vnltndile inedirine I have prescrllii-d it exJ
tensively in bowel complaint, (particularly forcliildri n,y)
and il I* in my opinion, superior to any prep .ration L
have ever used lor tho relief ol lho*e dl*ea-es.
P.B. When given to cliihlien, I have always eoiu*
bineil It with the syrup of gum abiahic, sin ten drop
10 a Ion-spoonful "I the syrup, well mixed. Dn«e-
More or le-s ucci.riling to the ago »libers have mlxc
11 with milk uml molasses,equal purls. Seedirci'lim 1
A. HUNTINGTON. M. D.
The Pain Killer Issold by John B Moore and t o. Tho
M Turner to Uo nml S I) Brantley to Co. Savnnunh
Barrel, t’nr'er ** Co. nnd Hark. Wells |liiho-e, An
gustu : E I. strnliecki rit L'o, Macon* Also by Drugistit
I'nll and Winter Clothing.
Pll;iCN4)N, III:IDT A (JO.,
A RE receiving weekly, per steamers, one o r the laf-
JV west and best selected s ocks orulothing ever offer
'd iu this market, which they offer on accommodating
at wholesale and retail
They also have in store a good assortment of GEN.
trade in this
merchants,
aug 2
J)ANT STUFFS.—
and Hatchets and Axes, received and for sale by
sept 4 LOVELL to LATTIMoRL.
B AUON, Lard, HAMS, &u.—low DbdB Sides and
Shoulders: 50 bhls and 75 kegs Lard.
30 bids Choice Ham*.
IO11 boxes Candy, exirn nnd common.
<5 do Tobacco, various hrutids.
20 can s Gun Powder Tea.
<5 hnskets, pint* and quarts,champagne, Hcidaick.
30 ca-iw Claret Wine.
Inn hoxtvi Adnmnulim* t'andles.
50 lialcs Bagging, nml R°|'«- '0 "lore and
for sale by ftuLL'4)MBK, JOIIN8ON to CO.
nog 23
TI.EVEN'S FCKNISIIING Gi
Merchants vlsl'ing the city wou) Ido well to call and
examine our stock.
P. S. Orders from the country promptly attended to
aug :y
poRN-Prime White and Yellow Corn, in store uu
' > fo vale by RAYNAUD to ROW 1 •> 1 •
S HEFFII LIPS Ship Axes, Adzes, Chisels, Gouges
ami Mauls, for sale hv
aug 3 F. VV. CORNWELL, log llryanstreet-
'amtir cs, Kwls* and
W HIT
Nnl
IDS.—Jaconets,
nlnsook Muslin*, Plain and Figured Bold net
Fur sale by WILLIAM O. FOOTE.
I .acei
sep
T>LEACHED SHIRTINGS AND DRILLS.—Cases
I ) Bleached Shirtings 3 4, 7 e aud 4 4;
Cases Bleached Drills and Jean*. For sale by
sept 17 WILLIAM G. FOOTE,
M
A DEI HA nnd Sherry Wine* In wood nnd glass.—
Tor sale by MIN IS to J4)H NSTON.
|)J3
S MOOTHING Tailor’s und Two-ilCKter Irons, for sale
by F. VV. 'DRNVVELL,
sept 12 W- Bryan-street.
C ORN Sbellors, llay Cutlers, Grain Cradle^ Scytho
nnd Grass Blade?, for rale by
1’. VV. CORN WELL,
sept 12 102 Bryan street.
rVviNGCF, Ox and Filth chains; also, Ox Yokes and
1 VVIdpple Trees, lor sale by
!F. W. CORNWELL,
ippi 13 102 Rryan-slreet.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
Not n Particle off Mercury in It.
A N infallible remedy Tor Scrofula, King’s Evil. Rhea*
mutism. Obstinate Cutaneous Eruption*, runidoa
or Pustules on llie fuee. Iliotclies, Boils, * hronicSora
Eye*, Ring Worm or Tetter. Scald Head, Enlurgeiuout
and Pain of the Bonesnlid Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Sy*
ppliyiRic Disonlets, l.un blgo. Spinal Complaints,anti
ull Dlseii'es arising Irom an injudicious use ot Mercury
linprinlciice In Life, or impmiiv of the llloml.
This valuable Medicine, which has becoino celebrated
for the number of extraordinary cures effected through
its ngeitcy. has induced the proprietors, at Uu urgent re-
3 uest of their friends, to offer Uto the public, which they
o with the utmost contldenco iu its virtues ami won
derful curative properties. Tbo following certificate*
se eded from a large number, are, however, stronger
testimony than the mere word of ihe proprietors; and
ure all from gentlemen well known in their lucalllles,
and of the highest reopt cnihility, many ol them now
residing In Iho city of Richmond, Va.
F. HOYDEN, Esq.,ot the Exchange Hotel, Richmond
known every where, say a he Iihs seen the Medicine call
ed GARTEU’S SPANISH MIXIURE administered in
over a hundred cases, Iu nearly ull the discasesfor which
It is rccoiunioDded, with the most astonishingly gootlre
suits, lie says II Is the most extraordinary medicine
has ever seen. ,
AGUE ANI* FEVFR—GREAT CURE.—1 hershyenr
tlfy, that for three years I hud Ague and Fever of Hi#
most violent description. I had several Physicians, took
large quantities iff Quinine, Mercury,, and Ibcllevonll
the Tonics advertised, but all without any permanent
relief. At last I triedUAUTER’SSPANISII MIXI l’RE
two bottles of whlelt effectually cured me, and I am*
iiappv lo any I have had neither Chills or Fever slnco
I consider il the best Tonic in tho world, and the only
medicine that ever reached my ears.
JOHN LONGDEN.
Heaver Dam, near Richmond, Va.
G. II. Luck, I'.sq , now in Uiuctiy of Richmond, and
lor many years in the PostofUc?, has such otiHdenceln
Hie ii«tiin'»hiiig efilcacy of t.ARTKlt’S r«P VMSII MIX-
I'l’RE, Unit hr hits bought IipwHrd» til5»hollies, which
he bus given uway to the nlthcied. Mr. Lurk any a ha
im* never known II lo lull when taken according lo di-
ructions.
Dr. .MINGE, a practising Physician,ami formerly of
hcCitylloiel.in Hie city of Richmond. buys he hM
*itue*iM'il In n ninnheriff instances the effects of CAR*
TI.R’sSPANISH MIXTURE, which were most truly
surprising, lie says In a case of Colisumpiicn depen
dent ou the Liver, the good effects were Wotidoiful
Indeed.
SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm ol Drinker to
Morris. Rlcliiuond, was cured of Liver cmu|iluint of 8
years stnndincMn Hie use ol two bottles of G.xKTER’S
SPAN Ml MIXII'RE.
GREAT 1’1'Ri; OF SrROFl'LA.-The edlti., h of tho
Richmond Repulilicati had a servant employed Iu Iheir
pres- room, cured ot vlolcul Scrofiilu, combined with
Itlieuimdlsm. winch entirety dlsuhled him irom work —
Two bottlesorr MITER S 'SPANISH MIXTURE made
a I'crlectctire on bin#, und the editors in a public notice,
say they ‘cheerfully recommend It to nil who are • *•
fiidiHl wl h anv di«ense nllhe blood.”
8ITLL AMTIlERt I'RlioFSGRi FIILA.-I had a
very valuable hoy cured by lliree hollies «>( t.'iirters*
Spanish Mixture. I consider II a truly valuable medi
cine. J \M I S M. TA Y l.oR, conductor on tho It. F. to.
P. It R. Ct)., Klclitnoinl, Vn.
SALT RHEUM OF 20 YEARS STANDING CURED
MR. JOHN THOMPSON, residing iu lliocl y ol Rich
mond, was cured by three bottles of Garter's Spanish
Mixture, ot Salt Rlieinn, which he hnd nearly 20 years
uml which ull tliephyblcinns iuthe city c<mhl not euro.
.Mr. Thompson «c rfell known uicrolninl in the city of
Richinoml, Va . and )• lo cure is most renmrkiitile.
WM. A. M ATTDEvx’S.ol Richmond. Va . had user-
vnnt cured ol Syphilis, In Iho worse form by t arter’*
Spaiiisn Mixture. He anyh lie cheerfully recoinineiidO
it and con«lders II an Inviilualile tnuillciiie.
RICHARD E. WEST, of Ricliin..lul. wn* cured of
Scrnluln,uud wind physicluiiH culled e nfirmed t on-
Bumpiion, by llirco bottles of Curler'a Spanish
Mixture.
EDWIN BURTON, Commis«ioner of tlm Ruvcne
says be Ims been Ihe good effects ol Carter’s >punish
Mixture In a number of Syphilitic cases, and says It Is a
perfecl cure lor Hint horrible dlseve.
T. W.DYOYTk SONS, 132 North 3d street, Phiia*
. eliiltiu-
RES NETT to BEERS, 125 Main steel Richmond,
▼»* ...
W.f. HARWOOD, iff Richmond, Vn., cured of
Old Sores hii.11'leers, which dlsutili d him from wnlk-
llig. Took a lew hot lies of Curler’s Spnr' • Mixnirn,
nml wiib eiiiililed to walk without a crutch; tu n short
time peiiuaiieully cured.
Principal Depots al M. WARD, CLUSE to UO., 3.
Maiden l.nne. New York.
For sain by J. II. C ARTER to CO., A. A.SOLOMONS
to CO., and THOMAS M. TURNER to Co., Savannah
uml by Druggist* nml County .Merchants every win re.
C?/ l*rtrr $1 /«•»• Hut Hr or C Untiles fur §5.
and Grocei
■ally.
'Oil lull I#
gffli
S a el el l e r y If V# r e h o u s e.
Young’s Duililing,Sigii of the Golilrn Saddle.
OrrobITX II. SIMMONH ( LOT Il'NO STORK.
W. H. MAY & CC
Have on hand a good assortment of Saddles, Bridles
an ! I nrne-se*, of which the lollowiug coinproc a purl)
Spanish Quilltd, overlaid andShafloii Saddles, Plan
ter’s large and extra Inigo saddles: Men’s plain do.
. . Ladies Saddle
n to Murlcngules; Saddle f<ngn,
KngllMiilo.; Boys’uml Hi
variety of pbia'riis;BridU
Trunks toe.
SADDLER’S MATERIALS.—Paddle Trees, Skirting
nnd llog kins: Pad do.;S:ruinlng nnd Worsted Web;
Thread and Sacks. ns*or cd size-.
IIARNESSES.-4 ouch. Barouche, Buggy and Sulky'
Harnesses of all kinds, hy the single set.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Buggy and,
Sulky springs and Axles; Dash Frame*; Hobbs an 1 *
Bows, hy Iho single nets .'luted and lira** Stump Joints:
plain do ; patent Da-li Leather, Top ami 1 urtnln do.;
broud amt narrow Lares, variety ol pattern#; silk and
Worsted Fringe: black ami pin pie Coach Bonus; Bug
gy Lumps, Plated and Brass Carriage Bands; Brass and
Plated Knobs, Ac, m)y23
FINE FASHIONABLE
OLOTHI2NT Gr 5
AT REDUCED PRICES!
\V I I# I, I A 31 O. I* It I C E*
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 117 Hill*Wired.
All those disposed to avail thonno'iv
of GOOD BARGAINS IN READY/)
MADE SUMMER CLOTHING, are here,
by Informed that I will now full off tliei
remain ng stock at cost, to make room lor a new sup'
ply of Goods In Hie Full.
Don’t miss the chance; now is thu tune.
Jy H
BOOT-31A Ii I Ai (1
L. RGRIDER,respectfully annrdiiices
to his former patron* am! his frle—’
generally, that lie has taken the st
formerly occupied by Mr. II. Casson,
corner of Bull Ht'cet and Cnneies* st. Lane, where he is
prepared to make Boots and Shoes of all descriptions,of
the best materials, uml will be happy io receive orders,
nov ti
(4EM.lt 11. NOTICE.
G M. GRIFFEN has re opened Ids store, and
is ready lor all customers’ calls in bis line. I
have iu employ a superior workman at watches,
—^—-iind also a first rate Manufacturing ami Jobbing
Jeweller, and nil work in that line will be received and
done according lo order, and with dispatch. Culls
solicited Irom all friends and customers lit want ol
articles In my line of business. _ novjfi
Uli
111
1 -*LOUR.—In sacks containing half and quarter bbls
^ for sale by sept 14 LYNN to SNIDER.
i;U FLANNEL.—Two bales iff the above, of good
quality, all wool; Just recti'
/MlllLDl.’I.Ns I'M
ol child ten’s hi
steamer at
AIKIN to BURNS,
V fl \Ts.—A small uMoriiuent
llul Hats I > ' received 1 v la-i
gN. K. BAB NU M'S,
153 t.ongiess aireet.
/ii 4J4 a 111: m x i;tt. "
CAKRIAIfh \i\I) KEI'OSITIIRV,
Corner ol' West IIroad and Bay Streets,
S11 villinali, (4a.,
<-.mrm u. Would cull the attention of the citlznna o
Georgia, .South Carolina, Floiiila, Alabama
and Tennussc, to tlieir large and splendid stock of
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, toe., toe.,
embracing every variety and stylo now in uso. Among
our stock will he foiiim all o| the most luablunablo
styles combining
ELEGANCE WITH LIGHTNESS ANI) STRENGTH
Built by some of Hie innnt reliable bill tiers In I’lnln-
delplilit. wl.o-e work Im* a reputation for Eightue"*,
Durability and Neatness, unsurpassed by any other
niaiiiifaciuriirs In the Union.
There may nl«o be foimn among our slock selections
from Hie cstiibllfbnienl ofJ. M.Qi imhy to Co, and
oilier celebrated inantifucliirerH in Newark, N. J , New
York nml New lluveii, alio* which are bill II expressly
lor us.mid which wedonui esilutc to warrant inovoty
particular.
II. C. McKee has been for twenty-one years engaged
In the Carriage Iiu-Iiu bs In Goliimhun, Gi o.,aml wu
feel coi.ddenl Hint with our milled experience and at
tention we will be utile lo keep ou bund 11 Stock that
we think will meet the approbation aud wants ol lliu
public, and w> Ich foi variety and extent will excel that
hereto lore kept at this place.
All orders ahull have strict and prompt utteiitlou.
II. C. MeKEE.
Savannah, Aug 31, 1855. |. 6. BENNETT.
SCOTT’S I.ITI I.i: (41%NT
CORN AND COB MILL
PATENTED MAY IliHi 1854.
T *HE attention ol Planters,Fanners ninl Stock feeders
iu gnu'-ruBis r spectlully cuilni to tin* .Mill as
the most Important article ol llm kind now in use, not
only well adapted lor g.Hiding cob meal lor stork, but
gria or line hominy for Ihe table, nnd especially bread
meal from corn not Hilly ripe or dry in Hit: tail.
In bi tting Hus Mill, no mechanic or Irnme work la
wanted, only wanting in Im lusicM-il to h IIonr nr plat
form. Eubily anjiisteil aud Used by any person, oven a
child.
The LITTLE GIANT lias received the first iiremtuina
at the late Agricult ral Fairs of Missouri, Kentucky,
Mary Urm, and other states, nml thut 11 the most compli
mentary manner, us well u-Ihe most ready commenda
tion fr.'in the thousands witnessing us performance.
These mills are gtiurnn'ced in the mo-t poaulve man
ner aunin-t defeeli ortireakuge. and No. 3 warranted to
grind IS bushels of feed per hour, with one horse, and
offoied nt the low price of$fi!. nl comple e, ready lor
attaching the team.—No. 4 a.$75, grinds 20 bushels pur
hour with two horsea.
Munufiicturcd by SCOTT to MO' KBEE.
Auvuslu, Ga,
Ar il sold by 'J. II. C**tprixi.o, Agent lor Hie .viunulao
Hirers, 171 Bay streei. -uvumiuli, where Hie .Macidno
may be seen may!
.Volire lo.Tterrhenits.
W E m>w offer, at wholesale, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, a lull and oornpeto assminiunl ol Tin
Ware, ol our own manufacture. Quuhlk mu to he aur-
pa.sed. LOVELL to LATTIMORE,
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13 Bnruurd-at.
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r |*lli; siili'criher offers lor sale a large assortment of
1 Surgical Instruments, ot the best manufacture,
among which will bu found Ihe following pocket sets,
extra Now 1,2,3.and 4 Minor Operating 1 'user. 1 tipping
Sets, Eye liibtrumeiits, Lilbocoiuy (Ti*«-s, stratdsmus,
Instruments, silver spring Lancets, Kvai: *’ Lancets,
Amputating and Trephining set*, Obstetrical InMru-
men's, Po*t .Mortem seta, Extracting nltd l/e otsl Caeca.
Gullet. Bullet. Polypus and Tooth Forceps: speculum, 2
3 and 4 valve; Ship do. silver and sum iJnlbetors: sto
much Pumps: Turnkeys; plain fulcrum, and Foxe’t
spriugbolt. Maw’s Apparatus. &c., * c.
The above will be sold as can be purchased In I'liila-
hlcluliiu or New York, for cash or cfi.v acreptnnco.
’ 1 JOS.M.TU.vNEH, Agent,
mar24 No. 157, Brough Ion et.
J .*PI'ING’8 EXTKAlT BIT'IIU—A sovereign remedy
\j for diseases o' the bladder, spine, kidnevs,and uri
nary organs ; al*o, lor dyspepsia, chronic rheumutism
and affections ot the skin.
The above medicine Is earnestly recommended to pby-
bIcIbiis and practitioners of medicine, and the public,
gimornllv, as it cun b*i used by persons of all ages am*
habits, is pleasant to Hie taste, and will be readily taken
by any putient, no matter bow adverse be may be to
taking medicine. Forsulehv
j R „ 20 c JOHN B. MOORE to CO
Ilf Nil V EATMItOI* A C« ,
H AVE received by late steamers, ami offer for Hale
low. a variety of
Solid colored Bareges, black satin plain Barege*
Plain black do
Black ami white Tissues and Bareges
Rich printed do
Do do Mmdliio Robes
Do do Organdies
Colored Striped silk*
MANTILLAS—Black and colored Bilk Mantilla*
Do do wnile Barege do
Do Lacc do
PANT STUFFS—Plaid and striped Linen Drill*
Brown and white do do
Plalnami Fancy Caaalmeres
Chocked, strfped and plainCotlonade*
COATINGS—Black Iirap uo Etes
Do and colored C'ashmaretta
Dol-'ntubletsand Alupnccas
Cheeked and striped Liucns
Smte. brown and buff do
25 hints pi line to choice New Orleans Sugar.
150 hhts. A., II. ami C. clarified Sugar.
50 bbls. rrashed and powdered do , in store and! or
laleny WEBSTER to PALMB«
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