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SAVANNAH, GA.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31.1850.
NUMBER 261.
|[jj bepublicam
i, rvnl.lBUKti
ullr. Tri-W««kly and Weekly,
CfUt Uuotnrnn ffiaroa.
afiX \NDER & SNEED.
c itv .nn iioiintv imiin i kiin.
TERMS REDUCE
,Iv 1’npor, in Advance
i, i paid in Advmiuo
Weekly, in Advance..
•I I’nld in Advance...
A.iUly, invariably in Advance ..
iib Price—10 Coplea for
; r f " In lie caso will an ordur for Hie paper be ai
ded lo utiles* ceompunlon with ineticy. »»r u suits-
lory reference. ^
general AUc*noN*AND commission
MErtOIlANT,
No. 154 liny aired,
Solicit, from bin friends oonslgumoux* of every ue-
acrlpllon . .
My pcraoiml atlelitlon will be given lo tbo snloof Ileal
Kidatu, Hank stock, toe. „ ... .
Holer to lllram Roberts, Esq., Plorson, lleldl Mo
. .*5,lH> ! F. F VVo«hI to Co, Noliln I .yon, Esq., Savannah ; h II
.. 6,00 Harris, It. S.Thleas to Co., Hates to i.uoaa, VV. I). I oh-
blit, Montgomery, Ala. >n * r 17
wm. wauinm Ii (
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner ol Hay and IMontatiniory-ala.,Savannah,Oa.
Solicits consignments, ami Is prepared to receive Cot
Ion and Meruhiuidlxo generally, upon storage,
jan I Nov. 15,*55.
JANir.N N. NICS_ilOI.Ni
. 4(H)
.. 2,00
..15,00
Care Reitucvil. jUMOl
Jftbin Passago to Now York $20.
KKAIMVKKKLV.
liltHTIil) HTATKN dIAH. 1.1 NI'!.
|MIF. new and splendid able wheel steamships:
■ KNOXVILLE, l,.VM) tons,Capl.C. t». l.unLow.
1 AUGUST \, 1,300 “ Tuns. I.Von,
1 FLORID X, 1.300 •• “ M. S. Woomil'LL,
I M.AItV'M, l,:tm» •* « O. U. Hrnaara,
V Will l ave aiivanMith
Em, WEDNESDAY SATURDAY.
l'.,i.*e ships are among the largest on tho roast. Mil*
Minted III rpecd, safely or comfort, making their
....go* In liny io six-y hours, and are commanded oy
Ollil eareiul ami polite officers. Having elegant
accommodation*, they offer a tnosl desirable
. nevince to New York.
Cabin Pasasgo *2B
Steerage do . 0
\gents: PADELFORD,FAY to CO., Havamiah.
8AM'L. 1.. MITCtllt.l., Cl Broadway.
Jiiiiu&C, 1855. New York.
yjEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
I . M. 91 AIL 8TEA9IKItN._
Tint sines roMeaisiNo this i.ink arw
ATI.ANTI'’. I It A I.TIC,
Chp'.Wkst. Cnpt. Comstock.
PACIFIC, | ADRIATIC,
Capt. Ny*. | Cnpt.
Thestt ships having been built by
contract,expressly for government ser
vice, every care has been taken In
their construction, as also In their en-
. lo ensure strength and tpeud; and their accent-
Istlons for passengers are unequalled for elegance
k . uufort.
Price of passago from Now York to l.lverpool.ln first
in $130; In second cabin, 173; exclusive use of cx-
r,, «i/e slate ro> in, t3.*5. From Llverpotdto New York,
f.ui and j£20.
tn experienced Surgeon altncliod lo each ship.
So berths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAII.INO.
from New Yarn. from Liverpool.
1855. 1853.
A cduesday.... Jan.24.. I AMI Saturday... .Jan. 13.. IKK
Vedneaday.... Feb. 7.. 18351 Saturday .. Feb.‘J7.. 1833
A cduesday.... Feb 21.. 1835lSalurtlny.... Fob. III.. 1*55
|Satiirday... ..tan. 21.. 1855
For Freight or Passago apply to
EDWARD K. CO).I.INS, 5ti WaTlaliect, N. Y.
IIIOWN, SIIIPI.E V At CO., I.lvorpotil.
P El’ll EN, K EN N AII DA CO,27 Austin Friars, Loudon.
; u. W.MNAVItlCJHT St CO., Paris, or
l,i>.jl. DRAPER, Huvre.
f^“Thc owners of these ships will not bo accounta-
lc for gold, sever, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
iione*. or nie:als. unless bills of lading are signed
•rotor, and the value thereof ox pressed therein,
■flippers please lake notice, that tho ships of this
-aiiuol curry any good* contraband of war.
). inwl'ly
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Jones’ wharf, foot ol Ahorcorn-atroet,
jail SAVANNAH, GA. ly__
fAltl.l.TON »ti P.AHMINN,
General Commission Merchants,
82 HAY STREET, SA / ANNAH,GEORGIA.
O. X. CAM.RTON. CIU8. PXKSONS.
doe IH
MIHIS .V J Oil IN N'l’O ,>,
fienrrnl Aiirlinu & (lainmissioii llrrrlinnta,
Tender their services to their friends and the publio
jan 3 o
i. c. rose. j. ii ivvvis. w. it. i.ono.
linn:, II I Yl> * LOHm
C O MM18S1UN M E K ft II A N T S,
Juno l Savmniali. Cu.
StTIIKI, IMI.MI’.lt N SON,
Dealers III
HARD H AUE< CUTLER Y, FILES, EDGE-
T U O J. S I- r.,
WHOLESALE ANI» RKTAlt..
No. 184 Congress and ti? St. Julian streets.
Juno 3 Savannah, Georgia.
WM. WUICillT.
GENERAL BROKER.
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
HAY LANE, SAVANNAH, GA.
Jfoi'tfon B uni urn n (fni-aii.
licit uir.x .v.minus,
W \YESililltii, HlJltKE COUNTY,GA.
Practice law In ltlchmend, Burke, Washington, Bcrlvou
and l.uianuel.
THOs. M. IIEUHIEN. MXI.COI.M P, JONKB.
deelil |y
’in.i.iit «v lii a in mi nr,
A T T O RN F.Y S A T I. A IV.
WnyiiCNlioro’. fin.
Roforoucn -Moesrs. A J»to T. tv. Miller, Augusta.Gu.
not 2 1 y
Ii. II • CAM AMISS*
ATTORNEY AT I.AtV,
Farsytlutino
Will practice In the Flint and nd|n|nlng counties of tho
Jim 7 Mucon Circuit. tf
W.TI A. LOI I'ON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tiov 3 tr. . Itlomb'iillo, Geo.
Wll.I.IAII liUWAltDS.
ATTORNEY AND COUN8F.LLOR-AT-1.AW,
Mi canopy, Florldu,
will prnctlco In tho Courts of East and Smith Florida.,
References—Tunno Pinkney m. Co., Charleston, 8. L.s
I'lerson, lleldl tt Co., Savannah,Gu.; Cooper At. Molhor,
Miimnopy, Fla. ,
mu roll 20 o
TTrl))=¥ovtt anucvtucmrutB
I rum S. M. Prttengill d- Co.’s Advcrtitivg Agrnry, 11
.YutHitiu-st., New Yurk.aud No. HI State-fit, Hoiton,
P. At Co are Ayonl* lor the most liiflinfuilal aim lar
gest circulaling Cmumerclal paners belli In llio United
States and •lieCmindus.
NA171IIRI. \V. VHl'1'F.llt
Successor to
HENRY J . P E P PER At SON,
Watelii'N, Jewelry and Silver Wore*
No. 175 Chen ii ut .%•/., opposite the State House,
l*hilu«t«;li»liiu.
may 30
NVII.I.IAITI 91. TMNJNO,
Factor & Commission Merchant.
For Florida and Soulheru Goorghi Produce,
NORTH COMMERCIAL WIIARF*
CHAIlLliSTON, 8. C.
AND
1)7 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
may 7 tlmo
W11.1.1 A 91 .1. WII.rilF.lt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VVurronton, Goo.,
Will practice In tho Northorn Circuit of Georgia, mm
i UiocottntinHof Hurke,Columbia, Jefforson nnd ash-
ington, of tho Mbldlo Circuit. ly ln|, y ^
PATTI’.N, IIIITTON A CIO.
FACTORS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IlH) Huy Struct.
Jy 14—tf Savannah, Ga.
NDREW FEMALE COLLEGE,
CUTHBERT, GA.
Ml Eentire scholastic yeur of ibis Insiiliilinu, by a
jolrt resolution of the Faculty mid Trustees, has
hrown In <> one term, commencing on the First
<iv «'i» September, and closing on Commkni-icmicnt
. I lmrsduy afior the fourlli Sunday in June.
rxri'i.TV.
I’sTUs AI.DEN, A. M., President —Professor ol
Ush Literature and Ancient Languages,
v. J. II. CALDWELL, A. AI.—Professor of Mental
.Moral Philosophy.
X. FORSTER, A. M.—Professor of Matlie-
ilcjand Natural Sclenco.
•s ANN E. AI.DEN—Principal Primary Depart*
i. nnd Instructress in Botany and French.
U. Lltl.NosKI— Principal of Music Department.
- L. E. GR VNTaml Mrs E. T. CALDWELL-Or-
>-iii.d llruuehes.
us Instllutiou now presents In the puhllo, ndvnn-
• which few possess. A largo and elegantly con
ned College edifice; one of the largest Chapels In
rate;all necessary nul-bnildings and eneloaures;
irdmg department, fitted up in the most neat and
'.nformole si> le, an 1 under the superintendence of the
ii-hcr* thern-Hves; with tho whole domestic depart-
m-«.i under the canfftil direction of ladlesnf oxperleucu,
all the facilities for n tbormigh course of In-
which uny similar institnlion cun offer. It
•eu by reference to our catalogue. Hint our rates
Hoard and Tuition are less than can bo found elso
•re. This fact, la these tluies of pecuniary pressure’
orihy of the coiisidoratbm of those liavlni; (laugh
to educate.
ie Hoarding Department will be under tho direction
•resident Alilen and lady, and Professor Caldwell
lady. Wlih spacious anil comfortable dormitories,
lie ami convenient ctnee's, new mud elegant fuiniiure,
it and experienced vervain*, tin I tables fiiruisticd
i the best that the umrk( t affords; together will, a
.lesome hot parental discipline, wo liopn to Increase
liberal patronage wall which this Institution has
bn norm boon favored.
F. X. FORSTER, Sec’y Faculty.
nthlH-rt. July Ml. H55. ling 7—Jan I. ’311
FULTON HOUSE,
ATLANTA 6KOKUIA,
BY A. E. REEVES.
Atlanta, March 11.1835. tf mac 10
itrookhfn City
ST RAM ENGINE WORKS.
13 Watcr-atrnl, HrooRlyu. IN. York.
D. P. BUR DON & CO.,
H AVING recently fitted up tho extensive establish
ment at 11 io above mmed ptaoo, wo are pruparnd
to mnnuf oturo nil kinds of Hlcnm Euginos, Hollers,
Kticnr Mills, Haw nnd Grist Mills, Pumps nnd Gearing
for working Mines, Hhnfthig Pulleys, nnd aro pre
pared to furnish cnstlugs of every description. Wo
would call the nltenllon ofHoutborn Planlors particular
ly to our Sugar Mills. Having pttrehnsod the enilro
stock of Patterns from the lulu firm of G. It. Hnrtson tt
l.’o.,N. Y., wo chii safely sav that we can turn out a
Mill which for slreugth, durability and neatness, cannot
bo excelled by any establishment In the Stales. A long
experience In Die hmdnoH renders us cnuipolcm loex-
cciiio nny orders, nnd we would advise those In want of
Machinery fo give us ncull. Engines from 4 to >111 Imrso
power nlwayson hand.
D. P. llimmiN, II. N. CONKLIN, 8. H. CONKLIN,
ool 22—3m P
(ESTABLISHED IN 1780.i
PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.
WALTUUi HAKEH * HO.
American, rrench, llonuepn
tlilc, and Vanilla CHOCOLATE;
prepared COCOA; HIU )MA, CO.
C i A PASTE; Cocoa Slicks, Solu
ble, lloimupathlc nnd Dletetli:
Cocoas Cocoa Shells; Cracked
Cocoa, fro.
Wrln York iHtUittttatwtnta.
/> V> > r/i Skill in, Thicker, dieiii f Sehell'a Advertising
ltuusr, 3-10 Rruudwny, Nnc mrk.
IjESTKK’M ikon hokks,
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
WOODSWORTH’S PLANING MACHINES
AND ST I’. A 91 KIND IN US,
67 Poarl-st, Brooklyn, N- Y>, opposite Now York city,
'|5HE subscriber having been engaged fur the Inst 15
X yours in the almost exolnslve munulacturfl of this
most imperlanl invention, Womlsworlh’s Pinning,
Grooving and Tmiglug Maclilno, has recently completed
the large addition io Ids already extensive Iron Works,
will oxocuto with disputcli all orders in tho above line
loan unlimited extent. Tho uuiversallvacknowledged
superiority of Woodswortli’fl Plaining Machines, manu-
faeicred hy him, over all others, require*no reiteration.
In the mamifuciuro of H'J'EAM ENG IN EH, wo claim
superiority lor powor and speed, beauty or construc
tion and llaisli; nud also uunraiitee the Engines lo trnns-
i„lt loti percent more power for the same lummy than
can bo furnished by any oilier manufacturer, ami more
than IUU per cunt, snvlug In weur and tear, us well as u
largo saving In Um consumption of fuel.
References to Parties having Ike Steam Engine now in
use,
Pardee it Morgan, N. Haven, Cl.; 8. W. Slocnin,
Brooklyn, N. Y., 'I Imothy Dubai, Astoria, I,. I; Lyons it
Curtiss, Bridgeport, Ct; Hiamfonl Manufacturing Co.,
Hlamford, Ct.; John C. >nnford. New Haven, Ct.; uollln
Hunfbrd, New York Clly;Clins F. I.ooacy, Atislrion Con
sul Gent ral,
Rrfferenccs to Parties having the IVordsworth Planing
Machine now in use.
‘G. B. Sloat. Kensington, Pldladulphin. Pn.j Kidder &
Martin, Wilmington, N. C.j A. L. Clapp, U Co.. Mont
gomery, Ala.; G. A. Hanford, New Orleans. La.; Ilhikfe,
Guile k Co.. Clcinuattl, Ohio; Raiitoin, Cobh tt Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio; Foss tt Brothers, Chicago, Ills ; J. It.
Smith, Mllwauklc, Wl» ; P. II. it L. L. Eaton, Buffalo.
These Manufactures to which N.Y.; Forward at Smith, Oswego, N.Y., John Hiiarr,
first premiums have been n- Toronto, C. W.
“ Old rs and proposals received by mall or otherwise,
from all parts of the Unitod rilntos. Canada, Hoiilli A-
inerlca, and Europe, will ho promptly attended to by
Agent* who are traveling In all suctions of the country.
Letters by mull,uddiess JOHN II. LESTEH,
ocl4 lira 57 Pearl St. Brooklyn,N. Y.
SIliVUK’S
PLASTIC PAINTS;
UllliAl', DUKAIUE, AND IWi'limVK,
WKATI1KR AND PIRF. PROOF.
r |3lllH PAINT will stand mi) climate, wltboitlornckor
A blister nud bardens by exposure, tliirn making In
tluu-■ an enamel of alone, protecting Wood from decay,
nud Iron and olberinululslrotu rusiamlcorrosion.
Tills Pal lit differs from Hie so-culled Mineral Paints of
tbeduy, wlilcli are principally i tehresuud i Jlnyscolorcd,
and are entirely worthies*.
rillyer’s Plastic Paints aro purely Metallic,containing
no Alutnln or Clay.
They are levIgulddUncly,mix readily with Llusoed Oil,
(without the trouble ol grinding,) and flow under tlm
brushasfrocly astbu best White Lend.
IhesuPululsuxcorullothers In body or oovor!ng pro
perties,one pound of wbicli wlllcovor as much surfacov
ustwo pound* of VYIdtu l.end.
Tharo are four natural colors, via: lllnck or Slate
Brown,Oilvo und Cbocidule.
Dihkctionh: This Paint(lowsroaiHly undortliebrush
um is covering property Is Increased by using It mixed
as thickly as possible with pure Linseed Oil; uh the
Pnintis ilio lasting or protecting body and tlioOilslmnlv
Hieinedluiiioragentliibproadliiglt. 1 7
Wo annex copies of two letters, ono from the Presi
dent of tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroadi'o. the
other from a gentleman, a well kuownrusident oi'au
gusta, Georgia.
Office of the Phiia.and Read mg Railroad Co,, i
PiilLXOXLfP AIav 3,1853. {
J.8. HtLVia, Esq—Dear Sir. Vvohave used your
ipinidlc Pqllltn” fnp ninm thnu ■ vaur m.il r.i, li.luiu.
RANDALL & iVlKliCER’S
Cotloii-ft«><;<| Drill.
A LL Planter* have reallc„u the wont of a machlM
to drill Colton Heed with nHilarity and cerialiilv.
(»no that would operate (ipiully well on every kind of
land, nud at the same tune be so simple In construction
und operation dial U could lie used bv ttgroes without
liability of getting out ol order. A drill which we think
possesses all these qtiull'le*, we now offer to the plnnt-
Ing community. Alter n thorough trial for the last two
years In different bundson ull klmiHof land, we would
time some 01 ihu mlvuuluges to be derived fiom their
nso.
1st. The snvliig of seed, which will uiuouut to enough
In pluming one hundred acres, to pay for the machine.
2nd. Tbo savlug of labor in planting, ono horeo uud
band only being required lo opun the turrow. drop tbo
seed anil cover from seven to ulnu ucres per day.
3rd. The great saving or labor In chopping out, the
seed being deposited in a line one alter another.
dlli. Tbo great saving Iii subsequent hou worn, owing
lotho feet that any good plow-bund can. III siding,trov
er all the Ursl crop of grass III tbo drill, however small
Ihu coltou may bo, without Injuring lira aland.
These advantages all farmers will appreciate ; and be
low we give some certificates, from which tbnpublie
can learn how Ibeeo drills are appreciated by gcullouioa
of lira first standing in our aecMou of lira Htato—all
practical farmers, who luivo thoroughly tested them,
and are consequently fully competent lo decide on their
merits.
C E It T 1IMCATE8:
This Is to certify that I planted one hundred and six
ty acres of cotton with Randall ami Mercer’s Planters,
nVl III? Ihlntol Iho'kind’f
onceover all others wo buvotrled for such purposes. Iiaml can do ,thl ..
Yours,
(Hlgned)
Ii purpo...
....pectfully,
JOHNTUCKER.Prositlci
blF/rilOUI*i: flElllCAI. LULLIvGF
ATH AVAN NAIL GEORGIA.
'HE HESSP i.N OF LECTUEErilu the above luslltu-
11011 will commence on the first day of November
I terminate ,<u the first of .March,
he riitiique. at lira College building, will be open-
l» patient* on lira 20lb of Octolrar, anil be continued
niigtioul the session.
The Faculty I* constituted as follows :
I. L. BYRD, M. D., (Into m Havaunab Medical Col
*,) Profc«->or of lira Principle and Practice of Physic
.. I.kRUY ANTI IN Y, M. U., (of Waynesboro’, tin.,)
lessor of Obstetrics nnd diseases of Women and
hired.
VK8LEYO. Nnuwoon, M. D.,(of • okesbury,
Professor of Muleria Medicaand Medical Juri»|i
tMES 8. MOREL, M. D., (of Havaunab, Gu.,) Pro-
sir of Anatomy.
• MIN DAVIS,M. D., (or Abbeville,8. U M ) Professor
Physiology.
it Ii,l,i.\M T, FEAY, M. D., fof Savannah,Ga.,)
lessor of Chemistry end Pharmacy.
IIAItl.ES GANAIIL, M. D., (of Hiivainittb. Ga.,)
lessor pro.tern, of the Principles und Practice or
bvmunslrator of Anatomy, R. J. NUNN, M.l)., (of
annab.) * ....
•lie fees will bo—•Rib dollars for tho omlro Uourso
l.cdures; ®I0 Demonstrator’s fee; Graduation $3».
)liericnlailon$5.
trrungcinenls have been mado by which students
ran I*: accommodated with good board at from §31—
f per week.
■r lurther Information address,
I, II. L. BVRI>, M. lb, Doan.
II. A. CRANK, l>, W . WKI.I.H, HleilAKU CURD.
OH A NT., tVEI.I.s t b„
COTTON FACTORS.
AND
Forwarding & Commission Merchants*
No. 82 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
Jyu-tf
UAYNAltl>«V HOWLAND,
FACTORS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 1 7 2 B a Y b T n k k t .
KFIIRAIM BAVNARD JOHN T. ROWLAND, JR
Liberal mlvuiiccs ran io ou consignments of Coltou
and produce. Jyl’J
“ WAYNE, GRENVILLE &, CO.
FACTO IIS,
Con,iiii»«i«,i iiii.l Furwiirdins
.nr.Kcgi.i.YTs,
iiav .-*■■(hi;t, navannaii.
THUS. 8. VVAVNK, 0. Ii. (IKENVII.I.E,
“ Al.EX. (VAVNK, W. T. AAMl’I.E.
J7—if Savannah. Chattanooga.
WM. AUDLEY COUPER. JNO. COL’PKR FRASER.
( Ol PER A* YKASr.lt,
FACTORS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
Jy 7—Sums
WAVEii It CONSTANTINE.
Commission Merchants.
AND DEALERS IN
G-RAIKT, HAT - , «fcc.
Joiiom’ Huilitinu. •«>!)’ Mrei't,
SAVANNAH, G A.
F. WAVER. P. I.. CONSTANTINE.
rjTSfr let nltenllon will bo given lo Receiving and
Forwarding good*. ^ Jo 5—tf
WAIINOOK A D A VIS,
(Successors to ( ukludge A* Rrothcr.)
WHOLESALE AND HKTAII,
Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 151) CONGRESS 8*."., South *ido Mnrkof square,
SAVANNAH, GA.
JAB. O. M. WARNOCK. WM. K. DAVIS
may 20
A . PO N c: K ,
Importer A- TlanulTielarer of Segars,
NO. 13 WIIITAKRR-STRKKT,
Keeps on baud n well relucted stock of Imported Ho-
gars, also Maiiufactureil Tobacco. Hnuff, Pipes, und all
other articles usually kept In his lino of business, which
he offers on the iuo»t reasonable tcriinL nov 3
D. I.. COIIIIN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
'I’uyloi-Strcot
[five doors wbst or drayton-street.]
Is prepared to conlruct for nil kinds of Building and
Repairing.
Also—To conduct Water through the various parts
of Houses. oct
illcKBE & MKNWKTT.
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS REPOSITORY,
Cornor of West Iiroad and Bay Streoln,
Suvunnuh, lid.,
. w, Would call the alioiitiou of tho citixous o
Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama
and Teuno(*vo,to tboir largo and splendid slock of
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, iic., ito.,
embracing every variety and stylo now in use. Among
oar slock will bo fouiiu all of the most fashionable
styles combining
ELEGANCE WITH LIGHTNESS AND STRENGTH
Built by some of tbo most reliable but dors in Pbiln-
dolphin, wlu>*o work bus n reputation for Lightness,
Durability and Neatness, unsurpassed by any other
inaiiufacliirnrs In tho Union.
There may also bo found among our stock selections
from the establishment ofJ. M.Qi imiiy It Co,and
other celebrated manufacturers In Nowark, N.J., Now
York nnd New Haven, all o r Alilcb are built expressly
lor us.und which wedo not csltute to warrant In evuiy
particular. „ ,
II. C. MoKoo has been for twenty-one years engaged
in the Carriago business in Columbus, Geo..and we
feel confident that with our united experience and nt-
trillion we will be nble to keep on band a Stock Unit
we think will meet tbo approbation nnd wants of the
public, and which lot variety and extent w ill excel (but
nerotofore kept ut ibis place.
All orders shall have strict aud prompt atlelitlon.
II.C. .MclvF.E.
Snvnunah, Aug 31, 1833. I. s. BENNETT.
warded by tbo chief Inilitulons
and Fairs-oi tlio Union, are an
Leaf, Flower It FYuil excellent diet for children, Iiivh-
of the Cocoa, with a lids, und persons In health. They
pod opened. allay r itlior than induce the ner
vous exolteineiit attendant upon tho use of tea or coffee,
anil are recommended by Dr*. Warren, Jackson, Hay
ward, Ware, ami Adnnis,of Boston, uud by eminent
physicians elsewh re.
For sale by all the principal Grocers In tbo United
Sinter, and by their Agents.
1). C. Murray..Now Vork; Grant «t Twolls, Philadel
phia ; Thomas V. BrumBuc, Baltimore; Konnott tt Dud
ley, Cln. WALTER RAKER & CO.,
sep 13—3m Dorchester, Mass.
~ MURILLO IRON PIPE WORKS,
9Icrril A JtiqueNi 143 (Icntruntri-cla
NEW YOI1K,
M ANUFACTURERS and dealer* III Wrought Iran,
Pipes. Fitting*, Tools, nud every descrlpllj)ii of
apparatus connected with Stenm, Water and Cue, for
beating nnd lighting Summers, Churches, Hotels, Prl-
Vtt'u Dwellings, Hospitals, Asylums, Villages, factories
und Halls.
Also Valves, Cocks, Pumps, Ganges, Boilers and
Boiler Flues made to order.
Our Screw Cutting Vitellines «re ealircly now, and
our own patent warranted tn do iloutile tho worq of any
other Invention.
Orders solicited troiu all sections of tho country, nnd
promdtly nttented to Jc 25, 55—ly
TO ItlBF, PLANTERS.
T HE subscribers aro desirous of calling the attention
of those interesled in the Hulling of Rico, to their
newly invented Machine, wbicli Hiirpasscn ull others
now In use. Thu advantage of these Machines consist
in Itssimpllclly. durability, and the great amount of
work wlilcli tt will perform without the loa9t injury to
the grain. The machines aro portable, and well udapt-
oil lo Hand or Meani Power, cun no transported ready
for use. These Machines can bo made lo null from 20
to 511(1 busbols per day—varying ncconling to size. All
necessary Information will liegitcn by addressing the
Inventors,ut their MaiiiUuelory, No II I Cllffstruet .New
York City.
ROBERT It JOHN E. ANDERSON,
sept 2(1—I m I*
rifll.AP HAS light.
'TMIBHBNZOLE GAS LIGHTCOMPANY uropro-
JL pared to furnish I’orlaolu Gas Machines, suitable
for Manufactories, Siorcs.iiwclliugHouses,Hienmbouts,
Railroad Stations, Ato. Tbeso .Macbinos are warranted
to give satisfaction. They aro maiuifaettirod under s,
T. McDougall's Patent, uml aro lira only olio.* that will
operate well lu v.old weu'her. The Light produced Is
one hair cheaper than Coal Gas, and less than lira com
monest Tallow Caudles. They are easily managed aud
free from danger, nud lira prices 25 per cent, less Hit ii
nny other Macbinos mado. Tho Company offer for sale
Slate nnd t'onnly Rights for all tbo Stales. All orders
should Lraaddiusscd lo
S. T. Mo DOUG ALL, Agent for tho Company,
00123—fun S 321 Rroadwuy, Now York.
FIRST PJUSMIUM PIAN0-F0KTES.
ST E I N W A V A SONS’,
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTORY, 88 IValkcr St.
Exit nilOADWAY. RKW VORK,
RESPECT!' 1 1 1.1.Y call the attention or
ra nubile lo their splendid nssorlmentof
T .. _ _ _ scini-grnnJ and sqiurv PIANOS, wbicli,
for volume of luno,ulustl( By ol loucli, boiiuiy "I finish,
and everything Hull r0iu!cr*n Pluini pertecl. re uiisur-
pnssod. As u proof of Hie superiority «*> their Instru
ments, they beg leave to st-ilc, that at Hie great Metro
politan I’slr bold t Washington, lira first premiums in
noth chts«os, seml-graud and two stringed, were unani
mously awarded le them, although they were In compe
tition wl'b the iiiiisi • i-iiugul*hcd iiiuiiubiciurers from
Boston. New York. I'liiiadolphiu ami Balliiiiore. Pur-
chaser* and dealer* will find It lo their advantage to
call and examine lor Ibeiuselve*. S oct 23—tf
AL-UI'UTA,GA M SEPrEMDXn2'J,ld52, t
. s.icain Planing Mills, t
//ear fiir .—Youaskmofor my opinion of“8llvor’i
Mineral 1’uints,’’whlcbyoii buvo put on my Machine
f-hop nnd Planing Mill. I givey ou with pleusureiuy lull
and hearlyrocomnicndutlonor It ns it provontlveofflrc
communicating from cblmnoyB.orfrom adjoining build
ings. The Point which you pnton my roofs, has now
bocomonshardnssLATK.ttiid I feel us securefromfire,
In tblndlrectlon,as it nosslblo. A few weeks after tho
roufsbad bceiipuinieil, I madeauexperimciitontwoor
tbreoshlnglca by placlngtbetn in tho furnace under the
hollers; tlm result was, thatthopoitlnnuncovered was
entirely consumed, will le the painted partwusnppHreut-
ly sound, thoughupoiioxuiulnalloiillm wood wnsfound
to boebarred ;i he paint, however, wa* hum andbut
Hit le blistered • I coiialderthU as severe nlcHtnsyour
Puinlcnn bopulto,and under tho clrcuimdaucesl do
nothosltute to commend It ns an in valuable preventive
against fire. Roapoct<Ully,&c.
(signed) A MBRUS E SPENC ER.
FRENCH At RICHARDS,
N. IV. Corner of link and Market streets, Phiia., Pa.
GEN UR A I. IVII t H.ES A LE A (i UNI S.
ForsnloIn Snvuntinh, Wliolesnlennd Retail,by
JAMES II.CARTER U CO,
. , No.1711 Broiightonatreel.
|uly U0 IPJolply
R. It J. LAUIII.ISOH,
Engineer* anil 31 I I I wrlglit*,
IRON A- RIIASS FOUNDERS.
Canal-Street-Near the Canal Lock.
R. uchlison. J- LACHLIBOR,
~iUlLLEfiTjrD. ferclson,
WllEELWIlHilHTN & I«I.,1€KS9I1TI1S
No. 133 Vork-Strocl*
SAVANNAH, (GA.)
Carriages, Wagon*, Car's and Drays manufactured
Blackoinlthlng,Including Iron Balling and Grates for
Building*. Ate., done at the ahorlea notice. nng Jo.
~M. II.church. k. l. Moans.
CHIIHCII (V DIBSIIH,
Factors uml Commission Ucrniuiits,
Bay Street, Huvaiiimb, Georgia.
Rkkerknckh—I'lessrs. Hall, Moaos It Co., nnd Col.
John Bunks, Columbus, Ga.; Messrs. Hall, Moses It
Roberts, Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. A. J.Brady, Atlanta,
Georgia. n P riil>
SCOTT’S I.CTTI.F. GIANT
COHN AND COB MILL*
PATENTED MAY lUtli
rtAHF. attention of Plunters,Farmers nud Stock feeders
L In gnoerul,Is r-'speclfiillv cnllid lo Ibis Mill a*
the most important article of tlm kind now in use, not
only well adapted for minding cob meal for stock, but
gns' or fine hominy for the lable, nnd especially bread
nienl front corn not fully ripe or dry In the fall.
In setting this Mill, no mechanic or frame work is
wanted, only wanting io bo fastened to a door or plat
form. Easily ml Justed and used by any person, even a
child.
The LITTLE GIANTIias received the first premiums
at the late Auriciill'irnl Fairs of Missouri, Kentucky,
j Maryland, nnd other Slates, and Dial Is the most coinpii-
' uientary milliner, as well u-1 lie most ready coniuraiuhi-
linn from the tbuiisaiids witnessing lls performance.
These mill* are guaranteed In the most positive man-
iiufiigainsl ilofects or breakage, und No. 3 warranted lo
grind I5 bushels of feed per hour, with ono horse, and
offcied ut Hie low price of 405, ut complete, ready for
allncliing the team.—No. 4 ulQ75, grinds 20 bushels per
hour with two liorsoa.
iMuiiufueturud by SCOTT It MOI KIlEE.
Auuustu.Ga,
\i dHold bv II. CaUFFIRLP, Agent lor the Mnnufue
Hirers, I7l llay streoL.-ttvaiuiuh, wlraro the Miichiiio
limy be semi. «"» vl
LOCAL EVUIENT'E OF TUB VALUE
and Fire-Proof Qualitioa of
WILDER'8 SALAMANDER SAFES,
A« M AH UK AOTURItn UY
STARNS Sl MARVIN,
NEW YORK.
IN THE fire of tho 3d
lust., which consumed
the brick building, occu-
A. VIIEDI-, A- CO.,
FURNITURE
Manufactory and Ware-Rooms.
598 BltOAUWAY, Nl]W YORK.
Between the .Metropolitan and Simthsotiian Hotels.
I .'’U UN ITU Rl-I of every variety,of tbo best quality.
1 at moderate price*. Wo have lira largest ostab
llshmeiit. ami bust assortment of really good and sub
stantiul Furniture to ho found in this city or country, to
which wo Invito the particular attention of purchasers
nug 0—3inoa P
’IIE Book* for Subscription lo tho Charleston and
HavaniiuJi Railroad will bo re opened the 13th Re-
ulier, 1854, and kept open until further notice, ntthe
! >wing places, to wit:
COMMISlONEns.
harleston.— L.T. Porter, nils Mill*, Wm. 0. Bee.
Mivanimh.-Major A. Porter, Dr. J. P. Screven,Col.
It. Lawton.
Vlams’ Run.—Hawkins 8. King, D.P. \VllklnBon,J.
VV. Fab-jr. . „
Hdisto Island.—E. N. Fuller, Jas.llopkluson,Col. L.
. Whaley.
WaRerboro’.^-Col. M. K.Caru, I). S. Ilondersou, J.
". Burbrldgo.
Ashenoo.—Lawrence VVltsoll,W. II. Lowndes, Jas.
. Rhett. "
•-altkotcher.—Thomu* McTeer, B. McBride Peoples,
n* Allen.
intallgo.—W. 8. liaison, J. II.Sanders,John Mnr.
IVluppy Swamp Muster Ground.—Burwoll McBride,
aim I.. Frainplon, It. A. Taylor.
Gilllsonville.—F. VV. Fickllng, Wm. Yeomans,Thad-
"i* Buckner.
I'raanfnri.— Edmund Rlratt. B. J. Johnson, .1. D. Pope.
Gr.dmmvllle.—Col. John Webb, Wilson Ferrlbeu,
• ill l a iii Howard.
niiiffion.-T. II.Coo, R. II. Kiik, Dr. P. Pritchard.
Uobertville.—II. K. Buckner, William J. Lawton, A
' ‘ A- 1I0I.4J09IHI:. A. 91..
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH TEACHER,
Garten Nlruul.
nug 27 cod t Jnn 1
"pXpER H a ro cs 11\ in s
AND HOKUEUN.
Just roeoived a fine assortment of Paper Hangings and
Border*, nnd lor sale at moderate prices at
JOHN OLIVER’S
Paint am* Oil .More. 121 llroiigliion St.
Kooiiih papered with dispatch.
HOUSE, SIGN & SHIP PAINTING,
GILDING, GLAZING AND GRAINING.
Dealer In Paints, nil. Turpentine, Varnishes, I’alntors’
Tools, White Wash Brushes, etc.
nug 28 o
(JIILLYFU A: CO„
FACTORS AND GENERAL C0.1IAIISSI0N
MEnOHANTS,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Wm. W. CitKkvKR,
John R. Himr,
. GKO. II. ClIKKVCR.
pied by Mr. John
Tlioiims. opposite lira
Gas Works in this city,
wu* a Sale of tho above
description, containing
tbo books, papers and
money of Mr. Thomas,
nnd ullliongb tho build
ing was destroyed, the
said Snr- sustained no
Injury whatever from lira
Intenso bent lo widcli It
lmd been exposed. On
opening the Sale, tho
contents were found undisturbed, nnd in tbo same order
nnd corn! Ulnu im when placed llicro, except a slight
discoloration lo tho projecting end* of a few papers,
and. lira b*ck* of one or two of tho bookH, caused by
the steam generated in tho,Safe, whllo ut itsgreatost
heat.
The Safe and contents, as It came from the ruins, may
still be seen, In tbo possession of Mr. Thomas, at the
Ga* Works. A Inigo assortment ol these celebrated
Sales always on lmud, and for solo by
C. II. CAMPFIELD, Agent lor Manufacturers,
July 20, 1855. 171 Bay st., Huvannab, Ga.
I take pleasure In corroborating tho foregoing state
ment, nud Iii addition would add that tho books are now
in use. J.T.THOMAS, Wood Yard, Ferry Wlmrf.
July 20.1855. oct 24
91A*<ON 1C—I. O, O. r.—SB. of T.-O. If. A.
R EGALIA, JEWELS AND COSTUMES, manufac
tured and kept ou I Bind, ill the Old Fsiablfrlmient
of E. COMB, 244 Grand street, East of Bowery, Now
York. Orders from the coiflitry promptly attended lo.
j« n—iy P
Combs, Fans and Fancy Goods,
w i lii.i a n: TANK 12 ic,
| PARK PLACE, Now Vork, Invites the attention
JLv' of Soultiern ami VWsiern Mcrclmals. lo Ids now
stork of Fans,Combs, Hair, Tooth and Nall Brushes,
Ladies’Reticules, Peifutiiery, Soaps, Porto .Mommies,
Jet and Bead Bracelet*, PcckcI Books, Dress Billions,
Plus uud Needles. Hooks uud Eyes, Watch Gourds,
Wax, Coral and Glu*s Hoads, Necklaces, toe. India
Rubber Combs, Canes, Ball* nnd Toys of every descrip,
lion. Scissors, Razors and Cutlery. Gold um! Gilt
Jewelry, Aecorduons and Violins, including n general
and very largt stock of English, French and German.
Funcy Goods, which will bo sold at the vory lowest pri
ces, lor (.iwli or Approved Paper.
toy— Orders by letter ■elor.tad mid puysp In the beet
maimer. WILLI aMVAsMCKK,
rimy I—IJ P Iii Park Plncn, Now York.
Tn REST HAIR DYE.
D 1I. (I. M. BALLARD’S (now article) received.ua
highest premium at the World’s Fair and Ameri
can Institute, wli 11< It was examined by tbo distinguish
ed chemists Dr. c. Little and Prof, olm Torrey,aud
pronounced die Best.
For Halo by the Principal Rruggintsin this city—prico
$1. Principal olllco nnd store .4U8 nnd 5(11'Broadway,
New-York. Mur I5,’30 -P mar IV
For the 1,000,000.
THE II. S. PATENT illAltULIS COMPANY.
[Capital 105,000.]
No. 31*8 Broad way, cor. Walker street New York.
’ . BE prepared to execute ull orders for MANTLES,
A T i BLETOPS,Cil.'.UMNH,PEDESTALS, I’ll.AS
TERS, SLABS. toe., in imitation of K'unns, Broeslel,
l’yruiiees, Nenpoliiun, and all luncy Marbles, equal in
strength, beauty and durability lo real marble, ami in
some respects superior thereto, aud at lea* than half lira
cos'. Unlike muiblelsed iron, wood or slate, it la wind
ly free from all objections which are urged iigaln-.t mere
surface tto'k, where paint, copal varnish, toe, lorm tin
temporary polish and boatlly of lira article. Mantels
from 8 to 840. Orders from Builders, Cabinet Makers
and others solicited,nnd sa Isf clb.iiguaruiitoed. Agents
lor the principal cities treat'd with.
PETER RENNIE, Pres’t.
Lovici. G. Mickles, V. Pres’t.
Johkpii Lamb, Sec. rt oct 24—I)
Tll/IOA cV lJiil AICLAAO,
l\ .Maiden Lime. New Vork,
M anufacturers «f iiie’vvuBLii-RENoWNED
SA LAM AND ER S.IFES, RANK VA ULTS, he.
Baltimore Depot, 146 Pratt street,
sep 5—ly lto*lo» Depot, 14 Howard street. '
SHOW CASES.
HOI T.tlAAN (X ILRNIIi
MANUFACTURERS, 57 llotecnj, NF.IV YORK,
1 I AVE tho largest nnd cheapest stuck of SHOW
IT. CASES ever offered Iii this city, mado in every
stylo; Silver-plated, Bras*. Rosewood, t-atlnwoml, toe.
orders promptly filled, and goods carcful.y packed und
shipped to any part of the L'uilcd Stales and Canada,
sop 4—3m _______
E. .1. DOIViVGLL,
General Commission Merchant,
NO. 1411 PEARL STREET,
(Fourth door from Wall s'reet.)
Now York.
IMPORTANT
mp 4—Gni
SAILS.
13 CNTTENET to CO„ Importers of F
1 • European Goods, No. 48 Broad sir
ap 30 '55
jlioo It ITaTTAYLOR’S
P VSTILLKH I)E PA 1(18.
T HESE PASTILLES are an invabinblo remedy for
the cure ol Coughs, Colds nnd Bronchitis, as by tlralr
uction on lira throat and lung*, they remove all hoarse
ness in n few hours nnd wonderfully Increase the pow
or and flexibility of the video.—Hence they are ol great
service to aud highly recommended by Clergymen,
Auctioneers, Public Speakers, uml all tlmso wnosu call
ing requires such frequent use of tho vocal organs.
N. Ih—Ask 1'or‘ Rloore to Taylor’s Pastilles Do Purls,”
and observe that each box bears tlrair writlousignature. < 1711 V
For sale by VV. VV. Lincoln, J. II. Carter to Co., J. II. , JN VITK the
1IOIJSEKELFF.RS AND BLAl.LltS.
THE HOPE MILLS,
71 Fulton Hrkkt, and 71 Bkkkman St., Nkw York,
Principal Office 1U3 Front Street, New York,
Factory, Nos. 3ii, 37, and 38 Hudson street, Jersey City.
'|MiE I’ROPUIETuRs ol this long and well known
I COFFEE AND SPICE ESTABLISHMENT,
Continue to prepare the best imi.uim ackutical row-
dkks in use, for raising Bread, Biscuit, Tea and other
t.akes, toe. They also prepare Mu-lard, Cocoa, nud
many other articles of daily use In evory family, which
they offer upon the most rea*oimble terms. Catalogue
sent to uealers who request them.
R. II. to J. G. ISIIAM.
N. IL—Consumers advised to Inquire for Hope Mills
articles. nug 14—ly
NCIIILFI LLUVi I|K0'I1I1:KN & (UO.
IMroUTERS, AND DEAI.ER8
, , reiving nioreles-
tiiiionlals of its wonderful efilcaey In renmving
t'ldn, than any other medicine over offered to the pub
lic. And tlieso tesiimonliils emuo not si.me from the
ignorant, bill from persons of every degree of intelli
gence and every rank of life. I’hvslcintis of the first
rc-'peciibllity,nn(l perfectly conversant wi li '.he nature
ol diseases and remedies, linve recommended this ns one
of tlm mo»l effeclii"' mi tlralr line ol preparation* for (he
extinction of Pain. The Pain Killer Is ii*ed inlemall)
nud externally, according to the nature of the complaint.
It has been loiind lo beuu excellent lutuedy lor sudden
Colds, Catighs, toe., Fever and Agile, Asthma and
IBithlsic, Pain in Hie Head. Kidney Complaint*. Piles,
'HrauniuUcComplaints, Bruise*uml bores.Severe Burns,
Canker, Biles and Ring worm*, Weak stomach, uml
General Debility, Painter’s Colic, Broken Breasts, toe,
Bowei Complaint aud Uysolitary, Miolcru, Liver Com
plaint, Dyspepsia, Toothache, toe., toe.
Tho genuine Perry Davis’Pain Killer I* now put up in
panel bottles, with the words Davis’ Vegetable I'ulii
Killer blown in tlm glass ; und with two steel engraved
labels on each bottle—one an excellent likeness of Perry
Davis, tho or iginnl invei lor of lira medicine, tho other
n steel engraved Note of Hand—lion j other can bo re
lied on ns genuine.
Price of bottle*—I2)ff cunts, 25 cciib), 50 cents, nnd
SI respectively
For sale by m
the known world.
PERRY DAVIS & SON,Proprietors,
71 High street, Providence, R. I.
CHOLERA.
A Certain Cure for this disease, may hejound in the use
of Perry Davis' Vegetable
fain k i li li tt It •
Drni'qt'K, May 5,1855.
Gentlemen:—I fool iiihIo** obligation* to you for the
benefit 1 have received from your Invaluable Pain Killer.
Wo have bud some cholera In ro on the Misslssppl
thiiHoarly In the season. A few day* since I assisted in
‘ laying out” and burying ono of our citizens who was
supposed to have died with tho disease. The next
morning I was taken wiili severe vomiting, Accompanied
with coldness of the extremetics. Warm covering nud
hot application* failed to res'orn warmth. M>- wife’s
family, who had used the Pain Killer with sue css dm
third more hoeing than he could Id
cutton planted lira common way.
, 8. L. BARBER.
Leo county, Georgia, J uly 13th, 1855.
Messrs. Randall Sr .l/rreer— Gentlemen: In roply to
your* of this dale, I cun say with aatlrttcUon, that I
Iiuvh used your cotton seed drills on the farm of I). A.
Vnson, Esq., with great miicccss. I consider them to be
ol great value. They arc a saving of about one-Uilrd
of lira labor of cultivation, ubout two lo three bushels
ol seed to the acre Iii plaullug, an l a greul savin* of
labor In planting, as they open the furrow, drop and
cover ih seed with one horse nnd hand. 1 think them
worth one huhdred dollars a piece to any plainer, that
plunts lull crops of cotton. As for inysclf L would not
plant a crop ofcotton without Brain lor no consideration
lu lira bounds ol reason. Yours, very respectfully,
, A. J. BARKSDALE.
Lee county, Georgia, July 12th, 1803.
I have used Randall It Mercer’s cotton Planter two
seuboiit), nnd consider them of great value to the farm*
er. 1 Have seed enough each year Vo pay for the Plant*
J or*, then 1 save at least one-third lira lubor of cultlva-
, lion, as> lira cotton is sowed In so narrow a line that with
. good plowing there is but little hoe work needed. There
ih also u tiaving of hand* and horses ill pluming. I
should say they were worth oue hundred dollars each,
nud rccoiuuieud evory funner to use them.
1 , „ s. d. mclendon.
i Leo county, Georgia, July Dili, 1855.
\'w 1 have beenoverseeiug fur Mr. 8. D. McLcq-
i djm lira present year, and fully concur In blfl*tatemenla
« KOOV0. DAV18HON WARREN.
i Messrs. Rundullh- sl/ereer—-Gentlemen: In reply to
i your* I will only suy i have used tlmo of your cotton
, w '°d drills, and consider them of great value, from tho
lack that In lira usu ol them I saved from two lo three
. bushels of seed lo each aero planted, and ntleaatono-
third of the labor of cultivation, imt requiring one-half
u* much hoe work as the old wuy of plaining—also, a
considerable saving In Die labor of planting. I never
expect to plant cotton without them if 1 can got them
P ri oo. I have plantod eight acres per day to each
drill, i hey aro simple—easily muuagcd,and there is no
difficulty ubout getting a good stand.
Very respectfully yours, W. F.HAMRICK.
Lee county, Georgia, July 12th, 1855.
.. , , „ Tiiomasvill*, Thomas countv, Ga.
Col../. //. IVatson—Dkar Sir : t can recommend
your cotton I lunter* (drill) In the highest terms. I have
trieil them on ull iu.v laud except new ground, and I
think they will do in tnat, they will do lu a mountain
ous country as well us in a lovel. If l hud not bought
I would travel lo your shop which is 75 miles, and pay
liny dollars a piece for them. It saves one-lhlrd of the
work; one hand cun plant ns much us two,ami ono Hand
can chon out three acres while ono can chop out one aero
alter a common plow. Yours rospeethilly,
K. BRAS WELL.
DouaiitttTY county, Gu., July |4th, 1855.
./. //. IVatson—Sik : This is lo certify that I have
used Uumlall to Mercer's cotton seed drill of your man
ufacture, uml am so well pleased with them that 1 would
recommend all pluuters who huvo not tried them, to
give Brain a fair trial. Where Bra drills are used thero
i* a great deni of Inborsuved in cultivating u crop, ow
ing to Its being so uniform in the drill, the plowing can
he (lone min.li heller, and with greater despatch, con
sequently the Imo work is lighter, a* good plowing
-upeisedes Bio necessity of a great Oral of hard boo
wofk. JNO. BARKSDALE.
1 DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, D Y ES, PERFUMERY,
• A c., frc„
WILLIAM STREET, Nicw York,
o attention of tho trado to tlralr largo aud
H. Johnston.
I’urysborg.-
W. W. Hardee, J. P. Raymond, J. D.
I.awioiivilhi.—Gol. A. J. Lawton,Samuel Manner
'Gf|c* Jumlon.
him. llon*u.—Nathaniel II. Iloy ward, Burrell Satin
-r*, Jonh Hill.
By order ofthu President and Board of Dlrer.lors.
•It, 13 u.F. HANCKEL,Hec’y nnd Trens’r.
SOUTH WKSTEHN ItAILROAII.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
HIANGE OF HGHKIIUI.E-TWO PASSENGER
TR .INS DAILY TO (JOLUMBL'ri.
/ ,N mid after Monduy, August 27,
* ) i rain* will h uvo Macon lor r>
r • <i>:rv, dally ut 2.111 A. M .aml 3.15 p. M., arriving ut
' I'lrn'liiiH at 7.15 A. M. ami I0.3«l*. M. U-nvo G'oliim-
bij- !.,r Macon dally atl.LiA. M.aml 2,30 I*. M„ nr
fii'ia at M neon Hi Bl.43 A.M. and “.50 I'. M.
i'.i...-iigi)n lor Ainerh us will take lira iiiorning train
• < .’.in A. M. from Macoli, urrivin / al Aliierleus at
M" M. Leave Anierlcua at(1.40 A. M., ami arrive
xt M icon at ID.45 A. M.
1 •itiiicr.llng at Macon each way with Central Railroad
Tran,. toSafuniiah, AugiiHtu, Mlllndgevilln ami Eaton-
Ld. kihI with Macon ami Weslern Railroad Train* to
'• iffin. Atlanta, lialhui, Chatfanuoga, Knoxville,uml
I'x-livillc.
' •imk cling dillly at Columbus,with Girard nnd Mo
bile Biiilroail.
'-•"niccling dully ut Amerleu* with a four-horse post
*>•»«•»( Linn loTullahanM'e, Albany, Tliomaavlllo,»c.
*'"l in-weekly Hack Line h» Lumpkin.
'•••ngcr* for poinlM on this Road “hulow Fort Val-
**>(" »lunild take Hiu I o’clock evening train from Bav-
•'‘"■(b. ami 5 o’clock evening Irani from Augusta, to
*’""l (Imenllon at Macon; for other point* on Mouth
’•Hslcri. or MiiMOogeu Railroad*, paHseiigurs will have
*' •leicniioi, by eltlior train*.
Bio,i i;|;m»Hteum*lilp* leave Hnvaiiuab for New York
oNliiesday* and Malurday*, ami lor Pblladelphlu on
”‘*lu»w*lnys. PitMsage, in lira Cabin, $UU; Htoorage, •«.
r4 '" from Moiitgoiirary lo Havaiinah, jl3 OH
J*°. Columbus to do II (••*
be- Auiericus to do H 80
u GEO. W. ADAMS.superintendent.
| .Macon,Aiigu*t2d, 1855. (tf] aug II
( 'AKPkTLNG, RUGS, DRUGG^.—We have opened
Oil. (fay, n , ,| are now prejMired to *how an good an
”»fiin«nt of the ahovegood*«a are to bn seen Iii the
?>• *ep21 AIKIN It BURNS,
y '"ITS op TUitPENfiN E. 25 bill*, spl* Turp* i
"•«, lu store and for aah- by
WILLIAM LYNN, JAS. J. SNtnitn, O. P. HN1DKR
I.VNY A. SNIDER,
FACTORS. FUUWAUDINU AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IIAY-MT., SAVANNAH, GA., ’
■opt7
Corner llruiigliton uml Jeflfcrsoii-.SU.
U L* STAIRS.
WIM.IA9V «, FOOTE
I S Now rccovlng a general a*s»rtinentol Foreign atm
Domestic Dry Goods, which Ira offers to tho trade
on accommodating term*
ATmcALPIN Sl BBO’S.
Lumber mill and Brick Yards,
M p0 SAVANNAH. OA^
oTj. JONES,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
JON EH’ BUILDING,
Niivaimuli* Ga.
SAMUEL I'ALIIEIl & SON.
<iiiioon'h BUII.DINHB,
Nos. 1-IH Congress, and 117 St. .lulirn streets,
R ESPECTFULLY Inform liratrndu and r.illzutiti gen-
on,By that they have in store a good niworimont of
imericun and Foreign Hardwiirc, nml being In direct
imtinicaBon with mnmifacturorshoth In ihlH Country
• elvlng uddlth*— '**
FI UR INkPHANCi;.
Statement of the. »•Norwich Fire Insurance Comp
of Norwich, Connecticut,on the GtA day of June,any.
Capital stock R154WM* IB^k*
-1_SS
8155,32-*-
ARSKTS OK Tint fl.'MPANY. 1 00
321 Shares Bank Stock in variolic Bunks... .830,009 00
23 “ Incorporated Coinpaiiieso'.hor than
Bank* -7(1 00
Note* on demand, secured hy Mortgage* on
Real Estate, Bond*, Bank Slock nml othor
good |iornnmil security i,, ''
Cnsli In bund* of Agents -V'*! 0 , 00
“ in Bank - O' 1
8155,321 00
l.t ABIMTIXB.
Losses adjusted,unadjusted or claims forlossc*—nono.
Liabilities to any Bunk, Corporation or individual—
Total amount nt i isk (about)—3,41*" ; *K».
Tho ainoiinl ut hazard on uny risk, I«1th very fow ex
ception*,) not over 5,000. ,, .. .
1 y> A. BREWS/ * ,President.
E. Lkarhkd, Jr., Secretary.
Norwich, Conn., Juno Ulh, 1855. .... ,
Personally appoared before tho under*./ *1. Mayor of
the city of Norwich. Iii said Sfato, A Brownie*, President,
nml E. Learned, Jr., Secretary of tho “Norwich I' lre
Insiirauco Company,” and mudu solemn oath to lira
truth or tho above statement, signed hy them. I also,
certify Hint I have examined the report of *aid Compa
ny, aud find the above to bo a correct statement of lira
name and that lira iioIoh and loan* on which n part o|
said capital is invested are in my opinion good aud well
In testimony whereof, 1 have Loreto sol my hand and
caused lira seal ofthu city lo bu affixed, tills Ulh day of
June,1855.
[L.8.] WILLIAM L. BREWER,
Mayor of tlu.i Uy of Norwich.
The undersigned Is agent for Brant ive nfllco, nml I*
ready lo take risk* on all description ( of properly in
U, 0 city. JNO. 1NGERHOLL.
Jylrt [
j) VIN li A Nil 'll li.NOVA TIN li 15 ST A 111 I Sll ill 15 NT
1 ft York-M.* iteur the Court IIiiukc,
SAVANNAH, (I A.
7 a ftl KHTAUl.isiiitn IN 1832. 1,'SF’ 7 3
ri'MIE Subscriber, grateful tn hi* jiatron* lend friends
JL for tlralr continued luvor*, would *iuto that, In ml-
dilion to tho iinprovviiraiit* Iii Dying acquired by him
Moore to Co., ami the principal Druggists nml Apolliu- * JL varied slock of Drugs, l’ulnts nils, Perfumery, toe.
curieirtliroughoul Bra United Klara* and Canada, and ut ] ’ In addition lo llicirrcgulur imporluiious of Htaplo
’ ’ ‘ " j Druggs, they nro also receiving, direct IrornGra sources
i of production and manufacture,suppllesnl Tooth, Mail,
. ami Nail Brushes, Bronze*, Corks, Mortars, Hponges,
■ | French nml English Perfumery, l.tibin’s Extracts, and
j many other articles usuully embraced In Druggists’
1 stocks, wbicli Bray are also enabled lo offer ou the most
I advantageous term*.
Orders, either In person or hy mall, will receive
prompt uttontlou. aug 14—ly
wholesale by
MOORE It TAYLOR, Importers,
sep 20—3m I* bl Maiden Lane, New York.
IV. JACKSON A SON*
GRATE AM) TENDER MAKERS,
346 Front St. and 930 Broadway,
New York.
nug 1—Jy P_
Patent Elastic Skirts.
It ATEN A: FRANCE.
No. 1 Bnrclay-Btreot, New York.
C AUTION.—Noi.o uru genuine except they bear lira
Biatnp of the jtateiit. All manufacturers uml sellers
infringing will he prosecuted according lo law.
mar 10 Mar 18, ’.HI—1»
ANDREWS & JESVP,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Coltou aud Woolen Machinery,
Steam Englno* anti Boilers, Machinists’ Tools,
Belting, &c.
IMPORTERS & nUAI.KIl* IN MAKl’KACTDRKRs’ AllTtCLKS.
No, G7 l'inu SL, New York.
N. U.—Agents for llio* Woodruff to Beach Iron Works’
Steam Engiue., aud Boiler*.
Exclti*lvo Agency in Now York for‘Lowell Maclilno
Shop. Machinists’ Tools. p oct 2—ly
ThU l* to certify that l uted ono of Randall to Mor-
cer scotton seed drill* last jour in pluming my crojqanQ
was well pleased. I have used flvu of them lira present
j ear, planting my entire crop, and um mill butter pleus-
cd. I here i* a saving ot between two -.lid three bushel*
ol seed to Bra aere In planting, beside* one horse and
Oku hand with these drills dnestho w.irk oil luce linmls
and two horses. Then thero is loe saving of one tliird
ol the hoe work, the cotton beluglu *o straight und nar
row a row. I consider them worth one hundred dollar*
ouch io any planter, and recommend all to purchase and
Hoc them.
„ , WM. II.OWENS.
Dougherty county,Ga., July Ifith, 1855.
Mkshiim, Randall to Mkrcrr:—In reply to yours of
respectively. V|® t , ' ,a !“ nl * ‘''reference to your coltou seed drill, I
l'\.r mli> by nm,tor Hie mcillcliio .lo.icr, llirougboul 2!„7|S,K?'. P. 0 " 1 "' 1 "Ony |.re
e known world. “ 8t 1 c f”l’ ‘I 1 ® "'d way, 1 was cuuhlud to obluin ouo of
jour drills, with which 1 finished.
i *[ ‘ a Hie dealdcriiiiim uud lung sought afler.
Many aud varied have heeu tho attempts oflntolllgont
; min i* to uttuiii what you have accomplished, but with
• P^ l n . m ,', c , c ? 8 ’. Thls lonVea nothing to be desired
ii u coltou drill. It depusits Bra scud uniformly aud con
till non sly In a Htralghl and narrow linuusyou wish,saves
about ono half Bra labor lu pluming, und about ono
third of Hie hoe work in cultivation. It is almost need-
less to add that I am delighted with your drill.
Yours respectful ly, J.E. MERCER.
Lee county, Ga., August 10th, 1855.
Mkssrs. Randall to Mkrckr— Gentlemen: Insod
one of your cotton sued drills the pu*l spring, and I feel
lour fold paid for whnt it cost mo. To give your drill a
lair trial, l planted every other row with lira drill, and
'.lie intervening rows I plumed ns well as ever cotton
in« (Ad Colon, imion l„ , l,M WU ; „,n iiedVno u, fl“
lake it. 1 took two doses nt in'ervalsof liftcun, minutes; per'ect stand, and I think it grew off much better, bo-
u line perspiration ensued, and the next day, barring a stiles I realized a great saving in Bra lubor of working
lltilo weakness, I was well, and huvo been since. over my cotton Bra two first times. I shall conltnuo to
It may huvo been an attack of Ague, hut whotlie.
AgtlO or Cholera, it answered my purpose.
Since my recovery, I find that several of our citizens
linve used lira Pain Killer as a remedy for Cholera, and
pronominal ll good. | therefore take pleasure In re
commending B to a still more extended notico.
Yours, truly, \V. M.CRi iZIER,
Attorney ut Luw.
Perry Davis to Son, Providence, R. I.
This may certify, that 1 have used Perry Davis' Vege-
able l'nin Killer in numerous cases, nnd believe it to
ho n very valuable nicdicino I have prescribed It
use Ilium us long a* 1 plant cuitun.
, „ JKS8EECUCK.
Leo county, Ga.
Mk*8Iis. lUsnAi.L to MzitraR—Gentlemen; I have
use, cly lu of your Cotton-seed Drills, manufactured byJ
II Watson, on Col J Bond's Fowltown plantation, lain
iimicIi pleased with them.'raving realized great saving of
seed.ui labor in illuming and chopping out, and tho
hands ut tho first siding could go over nt least one-third
more in a day, nnd do bettor work tlinn in cotton plant
ed in tho best way 1 could plant with coulter and block.
tonsively in bowel complaint, (particularly forultlidreu,) 11 have no hesitation In giving U as my opinion that in
SHELLAC INDIA TWINE,
. COIR YARN, COCOA MATTING, &.C.,
com AND JUTE 91 ATS,
And INDIA GOODS generally. For salo low foi
CASH, by
GEO. W. DOW to CO., Importers,
h- 12—(lino No. 7 Burling s||p,New Vork.
Savannah Uru Dock
TO SHIP OWNERS, MASTERS AND CONSIGNEES
OF VESSEI.S
T 'HE subscriber respectfully inform* tlioni that tho
SAVANNAH DRY DOCK is now in successful
operation,und Ilia nilcululud lo take in ships of uny
class from UK) to I..110 tons burthen. Ills 230 fuel long
und 05 feel wido, und complete in every particular. A
large gang of workmen Is employ cd and a large supply
of millennia Is oil hand, so that vessels can bn re|>uircd
with n* much dispatch a* in any other port. Pitui|t and
Block Making and Smith’s work dono nn tho premises
and every effort mado lo unsure economy nml fidelity to
those who may luvor tho Dock with their husiuess.
D. 1\ lanbersiiine,
Agent and .'iiperliitomlont,
fob24 _ l.atoof Marsh’s Pock, Charleston,
OUHlilGATED, UTtOl GUT 1 ICON
AND WIRE RAILING,
(SECURED UY LETTERS PATENT.)
B)WWrt»B(Wrtflda j.’or Public Grounds, Cemeteries,
llilMxIllillliPl Cottage*, Balconies, toe. This now ,
article of our muiiufncltiru particularly commends llsolf i ,.|,,. u .„’„r
...... n...uim,.lM. w th Iinieni tviru * ntcncqoi
md in Europe, nro constantly receiving uddltloiis to UurinK lii>* lust visit to England uml Scotland, bn* made
heir stock, comprising Planters’ llouwkcupcr* and niTaugemeiils lor extending III* business, by which ho I "
. .. . • . . .. —.. ....a.*., t.mlailulfiiifl (III 11(1 tlOPIIU , I... I ... It..., .1 ..—....I.,— u.i.Ii.L.i ..(' l'i.l..,u ..ii w(||
•st-ll,
HUNTER to GAMMEI.L.
luildera’ goods of Bra most approved styles and pattern*,
.mon/ which inay he enumerated Locks, Hinges, Holts,
ml Shutter Fusioning* of all kinds, Hhoot. /.Inc, sheet
lojqier, sheet and bar l.ead, Chain Pumps, llraxs
Varns, Britannia Ware, Hollow Ware, PerciliBloii Caps,
'sinitiH, Brushe*, nnd a general variety of Fancy (.nods,
lotion Lines, Fish (looks, lie*. Knitting PIiih,8u1iio
wine,Crosscut, Hand, T. mm, Framing, and Mill Haws,
tliulns. Hand uud rdndgo llnmmern. Anvils, Vice*,
«rew Plate*, Block*Mini IHinilh’d BoHows.Coopor’*
'ool*. PLOWH, CORN HIIELLEB8. HAY CUTTERH.
toes, Axes, Andirons, Hhovuls, Hpudns, Gun*, Huy anil
laiiuru Forks. Had lions. Writing |aipei, Porto Mon-
ales, Hplrlt MivelH.Cnt and Wrought Nall* and Hplkos,
'lanes ot nil kind*. Helves,! toffeo Mill* Cotton and Wool
lard*.Curry Comb*,nud Inflict uvniy articlenduplod to
hot rude.
City nnd country order* wlllrecolvo prompt attention,
lid nil good* for Hhlpiiranla carefully packed.
may n _ _ . .
' general novice*
G. M.GRIFFEN ha*re opened hi*store,and
Is ready for nil cttslomera’ calls In Ills line. I
have In employ a superior work man nt watches,
uud also n first rale Manufacturing and .lobbing
Tiller, and nil work In that line will he received and
done according to order, and w111 ' dispatch. Calls
■oil el ted from nil frfeimr-Mid customer* >» wan of
articles In my lino or liuiltlW, »‘J V
1 JOBT’EITaND ALE.—75 cn'sK*. each 8 dozen plnls,
I I Hhhert’s Porter, and !lH«a«kB, each 8 dozen pluta,
IIHihert anuprrlor Pal" Ale, i..i.niiriicluri'd expressly for
this market. Just received a"d *'»r 1hy
BUg (j| PADELFORD, FAY toCO.
now enabled toDyo a greulcr vurioiy of (Jolorson tdlk
nml Woolen Dresses, HIiiiwIh, toe., which hu iruitu will
generally please all who may favor him wilh tlralr
'"flonBeincu’s Oarmenis Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated,
a* may he required, in the sumo superior stylo which
has generally ho much idolised his patrons und friends.
Ludlca’ Bonnet* Dyed, Bleached and Pressed In the
nisi fashionable styles. ' Irdors from lira country punc
tually attended to. Terms moderate. When purcels
are soul by stun inbuilt or railroad, word should ho sent
him by letter through lira Port Office,ho that he may know
lo C ," r "M"0" | .^|, ) . A N, )R ,, oalu ,way.
TO SI’. A ISI.AND tlOTTlim PLANTI9DI
rixlIF UNDERSIGNED ImvIiiK been unpointed ngenfa
I (or the «ale ol lira culuhruled MeArthy HLA IS
LAND COTTON GIN, the cotton from wlilcli 1* readily
Hold, uml wlilcli usually brings three lo five cent* per
pound more than from any oilier Gin yet Invented, nso
now prepared to supply Planter* nnd those wa'illng,
with Bra-ii ol superior workmanship nt one hundred
and twdnty-Hvo dollarsoncli. Extra roller* 811 •
Extract from a letter from h I* lorldu planters
“Tlm MeArthy Gin fa Infiulti'ly abend or every other
Gin yet manufactured. I would not lie without one for
treble lira iimouet; it save* trouble, I* simple, and turns
out beautiful cotton. Tllertiiplo I* not Injured, und lira
open process so much doHirco by the English buyer* Is
certainly obtained.” ....
nug 21—If BOSTON to VI I.LA LONG A.
XT EG 1(0 CAI’8. HI'OTCII H'PVLEH- HI dor.. Hcolcli
IN Ciuw and Bonin fa received anil Im mile bv
• i J cl ..y ROL'ENMAUI.II to LAD-SUN.
HOUSEKEKMXG HARDWARE.
PICOT to SIIOTWELL,
IMT0RTER8 AND JOUBERS OF ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
GERMAN
HOUSE BURNISHING HARDWARE.
No. (13 Maiden Lane, New Vork.
I NVITE thcfttluiilioiiot Houtliorii nud Western Mer
chants to a large and very extensive slock of Goods
ill tlrair lino.
Cutlery of every description.
Hilvor Plated Ware: Japanuorv.
German Hilvur and HrUtuniu Ware.
Tinned uud Eiiuinmulled Cooking Utensils.
Bronzed, Cop|iur uml Brass Good*.
Tea Trays, Fire irons, Fender*. Wire Covers.
Bronzed Cuudlcrticks, Block 'Pin Ware, toe.
(>ur stock comprise* every article in our lineofhusl-
ness, nil of which wo will sell to dealers al lira VERY
LOWES’P PRICES, for Cush or Approved i'njrar.
Goods ordered by lutiur will he selected wilh grout cure
aud dbpulcb, and |>ulup in lira hist manner.
PICOT to HHOTWELL,
No, 03 Malden Lane, New York.
P. 8. Also manufacturers ol u very superior article
of Plated Hpoonsaitd Fork*. Jo 7—Gin
SCOTT’S
LITTLE GIANT
CORJV .INn COR .1111,1.,
PATENTED WAT lliili, lHAJ.
S H, BROWN, Proprietor of Georgia, Tenunsseo nil
• Alabama, of this Invention, v/liich is doubllus
among the tnosl Important of modern limes for Bra use
ol lira well advised farmer uud slock feeder; nud lira
universal favor with which it ha* been received from the
first, more tliuti uiiythiugulse, attests its utility uud su
periority.
portability, simplicity ofconrtruclfoii, nnd convo-
"lie Glut ‘ ’ ’ ’■
io, tbo Little Giant has noeijiiul. ll weigh*
to tavorublo tuitlce. Iron BedHtonds, with pntciit Wire j rom v’juoo to’ flvo immlred pound*, according to sue,
8uckiii|s; a variety ol Folding Iron Bcdsleuds, Wrought . ■ — ’
Iron Farm fence, Wire-Netting, suitable lor sheep, poul-
try, garden or cenratery-fence, Wlru Trellises und Hum-
iner-lluHcs, with every variety ol Wins Work for gar
dens, toe.; Hlevcs, Fonders, Brass, L'omior uml It ...
Wove Wire Cloth, toe. Circulars of designs ruruislrad
by the iiiuuiiliicliirurs. . .. ,
M. WALKER to SONS, No. 23J Markot-st.,
jy 2li—3ino* N. E. cor. of <llh 8t. Phi In., Pa.
l'all aud Winter Clolliiu^
PIERSON, IIKID' 1 ’ & t0 '
A RE receiving weekly, perslonuuffs.onoof thelar.
gost and best leleelerl stock* 'ffCTothlng ever offer
ed In this market, which they offer on accommodating
terms at wholesale nnd retail. ... .
Tlioy also luivo In store " good assortment of GLN-
TI.EMEN’H FURNISHING GOOD8.
Merehmifa vIsHiug lira city wold Wlo well to call and
oxnniluu our stock.
P. H. i irdors from lira country promptly attended to
aug 31
A
Ruvnrd Taylor.
IvTv l.«'R ,s J A I* A N .
China and Japan In 1853.
Ry
iiit'iiiiip,n nidi (ini i mi mm ■" , -
und Modi utioiis. By Rev. A. Morton Brown.
Cloudy nud Huiislilno In tho LifeoI a Vlilago Pastor.
llarlmughslloavenlvllomo, 3 v •!“•
FI nt's ciorlcal Reports ou continued Fever and Ty
phoid Fever.
Gooch’* Prnnlicnl Midwifery
wards ol 2IHI illustrations.
Ilonsly s Medical Forinulary.
Bca*ly’s Prescription Book
Wood’s Practice, Bell and 81 •kes.Dioksons.WntsoiiH
Humrlmon’* mnl all other Mndhml Work* for Htndvnt*
and Pr'ietltumuraai reduced |"h ' , s-
0C l J7 VV.TIR'RNE WILLIAM!'.
cun he put In operation hy the farmer In twenty minutes
without expense or tnechnnlcal aid, then adjusted uml
used with convenience by anybody.
The Lilllii Giant has received tbo First Premiums at
every 8tnto Fair from Missouri to Maryland tho past
Fall, nml llml in the must complimentary manlier.
These Mills uru guaranteed in the most |)osilivu man
ner against breakage or derangement, nnd warranted to
grind feed from enr corn, ami grits or fine hominy from
shelled corn, wilh a degree of ease and convenience for
farm purposes never attained before.
The subscribers urn now prc|mred to furnish tho trade
wilh Improved patterns and sizes, lo suit lira varied
wants ol all.
No. 2 Ih offered nt !Sii5 couipleic, ready for attaching
Bra tonin, nud wnrrmitcd to grind lou bushels of food
per hour with ono horse.
No. 3 nt $75 will grind fiReon bushels per hour.
No. 4 ut $l«» will grind twenty husltols per hour, witti
two horses.
M.miruclurod >n,l (or «lo by BBOWN fc cu _
mnr3 ut Nashville, Toini., nnd Atlanta, Gn.
SEWING MACHINES.
lAXCELHIOR SEWING MACHINES.—Made by
ly IIOOU BATTELLE N CO., Worcester, Massa
chusetts, im’tentod hy Ellas Howe, Jr., September Kith,
IH lii. Those Machines are warranted,(with proper uto’
not to gol out of ropalr. They nro built In a good sub-
Btmitlul, nml workmanliko iii miner, and will do Tailors
fllioemakers’ mid Huddlor*’ work, Iii a manner warrant-
oil to give satisfaction. The stloh w ill not rip any more
than common sow ing j done by hand. Call mid see thorn
liioneralloii at 140 CI1E8NIIT street, Philadelphia,up
alutrw. W. A.DAWHON, Agoni.
may 12 lyMtoflp
nml it Is in my opinion, siqierior to any preparation I
have over lined lor the relief of those diseases.
P. H. When given to children, I have always com
bined It with lira syrup of gum ubrahic, say ten drops
lo n lea-spoonful of the svrup, well mixed. Dose-
More or less according to the ago * filters have mixed
It with milk amt molasses,equal part*. 8co directions.
A. HUNTINGTON, M. 1).
Tho Pain Killer is sold by John II .Moore and Co.Thos
M Turner to Co uml SD Brantley to Co, Savannah;
Barrel, Carter to Co, uml Clark, WcTls to Dubose, An-
gusta: E LHtrolieckirto.Co,Macon. Also by Drugists
and Grocers generally,
nug 21—eoil 3mos
iilliaL
•V a ft tf 1 e i- if II'« r c h o n s e,
Young's Building,Sign nfthc Golden Saddle.
the use of your drills there Is u saving of one-third ol
tho lubor of cultivating n cotton crop. Col Bond is
pleased with them uud will continue their use.
Yours, respecllully, JAM ES CHEEK.
Fowltown, Gn., July Dili, 1855.
This Is to certify that I have used two of Randall to
Mercer’s Cotton Hamers,and have no hesitation In sny-
Ing that they will do. Tho saving of labor lu planting
is uii object, tho saving of seed is an object, aud lira cot
ton stands in such a narrow drill that It may almost bo
kept clean without tho hoes. 1 here is nothing t<> equal
them in plaulii g cotton. WM. U. REYNOLDS.
I.ee county, Ga., July 1st, 1855.
Lien County, Ga., August 23d, 1855.
I have used Randall to Mercer’s Coitou-socd Drill,
which I purchased of Col J II Watson, und think thoy
are the best machines now in use. 1 am sal Islied there is a
great saving in seed nud a greater saving tn work. I
*in fully satisfied thero is ono-lhird of tho hoo work
saved. Try them, and any reasonable man will be satis
fied ttiey are worth more than three times the prico they
orosoldfor. PHILIP WEST.
Having obtained from Messrs. Randall to Mercer tbo
exclusive right of suppljiug the State of Georgiu with
these Drills, I am now prepared to supply ull demands,.
having mado arrangements for their manufacture in
Palmyra uml MUIedgevillc. My price is 815. cash, de
livered ut either Palmyra or Mlllcdgovllle. Money sent
at my risk by nmll, if tho requisitions of Bra Post Offico
Department nro complied with. Any further inforina-
• ion desired cun be obiuiuod by addresslug nra either at
Palmyra or Milledgcviile, Georgia.
out III—lawSin J. II. WATSON.
'OSITK W. II. SIMMONS CLOTHING STORK.
W. H. MAY & CO.
Executor’s Sale of Valuable
LAND AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
r >Y authority of tho will ol William Zclgler, Into or
) Crawford’countv, deceased, will he sold on the first
iiavo on nniiu n goou assortment oi Manillas, unities Puesdny In November next, In Knoxville, within tho
m inninwo, „t Icghl hours of sale, all llio Lauds lying in said county ho-
•onging o tho estate of said Zuigler, (consisting of Bio
Home I’lncc, Atkinson, Colbert, Huioulon, Boon, Dug-
ger, Hatcher uud Miller Lands.)
Also, ut the Bibb Plantation,on thoThursdny niter lira
first Tuesday In November next, all the lands lying in
Bibb county belonging to sald-eslnto. The Lands will
nnd Enrnesscs, of which the lollowiug comprise a part:
Spanish Quilted, Overlaid andSliafton Saddles, Plan
tor’s large aud extra large Saddles: Men’s plain do.
English do.; Boy»’ ami Buco do.; Ladies Saddles of a
variety of patterns; Bridles to Murlongulcs; Saddle Bags,
Trunks &c.
SADDLER’S MATERIALS.—saddloTrees, Skirting
nml Hog'kins; Pad do.;Straining und Worsted Web;
Thread and Sack*, assorted size*.
HARNESSES.—Coach. Barouche, Buggy aud Sulky
Harnesses of ull kinds, by IhoBinglo set.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Buggy iiii‘{
Sulky Springs and Axles; DrsIi Frames: llohba iin‘‘
Bows, by the single sol; 1’luted and Brass Stump Joints;
plain do.;patent Dash Leather, Top and Curtain do.;
btond uud narrow Luces, variety ofpaflMus; Silk and
Worsted Fringe: black nud purple Coi»4H Bonus; Bug
gy Lumps, Plated nnd Urns* Carriage Ifltnds; Brass and
ll(.■••..( I. lr., III IV 2.1
Plutod Knobs, toe.
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• sASKl'.TH, 11AI It BIB »IMo; FEATHER LUSTERS.
I > -A largo variety ut No. I3.» Urmiglitou slreet.
out!) HORACE Mult.>E.
& -W- A. 3NT ” 8
BANK-NOTE lilST AND BKTECTIIll,
Published semi monthly, at Montgomery, Ala.
At $2 OU Per Annum, in Advance.
1 THE work I* printed on lino white paper nml now
type, nml in appearance will bo second o nouo in
the United Slates.
A Southern Bank-Note List Is osaculial in every Bank,
Counting House, and Public Office. Let us uullo In ad
vancing our common tutcroMs.nnd not permit Northern
mon uml Northern Defectors to tliictuute our money
uinttcr* as they may wish, whllo we nro qulctlv follow
ing their dictation.
Tho work will bo carefully revised on tho day of pub
lication, and ull important financial changes, ns lliey
occur, noticed. Every exertion will bu mado to mnko
ll n correct and reliable guldo to the Bunker and Mcr
chant.
Hotel Proprietors, Brokers, Auctioneers, Commission
Merchants, and others desirous of having their names
amt business widely circulated, aro Informed that a
limited number of ndvervlsomonts will bo Inserted.—
Special rales for advertising by Bra year, or for shortor
periods, may bo known by applying to uuy of my Agents,
or at the offico In Atlanta, Ga.
Hpeclmo’i numbers will hu sont, on nppltcatlou by
letter, Irco of charge.
All coninmnlealloii* intended for the Bank Note List
and Detector, miml lie addressed to Swan’s Bank.Note
List. \lliinlu, Ga. * ’-'ll EL rtVAN,
J* its..* IS0111.K 1 son, Guiuial Agent. uip l.,- 3iu
Bibb county belonging Ic
bo sold In purcels varying from 150 to 1800 acres, to suit
ill classes of purchasers.
Will lie sold also at tho last mentioned tlmo nnd plnco,
•ill the Perishable Property on said last mentioned Plans
•at Ion, consisting of Horsts, Mules, Cattle, toe. Salo to
combine irom day to day until nil Is sold. Terms on tho
day of silo. JOHN W. DENT, Eu’r.
Crawford Co., Ga., Sept. 5,1855.
U Jr" Thu Augusta Constitutionalist. Southern Ro-
eorder,51 iHedgevllio; Republican. Savannah; Intelli-
roncer and Advocate, Atlanta: will copy and forward
JOHN W. DENT.
Knoxville, Ga.
heir bill for payment to
fsep 5 -1(1*1
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DH. W - T. PARK,
THE BOTANIC,
OK Kl?r»K9I 1‘IIYNlCJlAN OF
SAVANNAH.
B EGS to announce Hint h« has removed his ro-
ridenconml Office from the •corner of Stntoand
effersun streets, to lira former resldouco aud offico of
ho IhIo Dr. Kiclmrdsono, on Broughton-sta'et, (bo-
ween Montgomery nnd West Rrond-streots. Ilotcnuera'
Is nmsislncero thnnksto his (ellow-citixonsin thoclty
ml country, fertile vory liberal employmont of his pro-
(sslonnl scrvicossince his location in Savannah,and
akes pleasure lu announcing that hlsfaollUros for tuoot-
ug tho constantly Increasing demand* upon him aro
•really Improved, having employed acurapofentponton
o attend especially to hisoffico affairs.
Ladle* may consult him ellhor in hlo family parlor,
Is consulting-room, adjoining his offico, or In his office,
lls consulting-room has been furnished and arranged
nih especial reference tn the convenience, comfort aud
istc of those visiting him professionally.
Patients visited promptly nud punctually.
For terms und further particulars, soo hi* Medical
ournnl. 3mo—oct 1
l .’•INK BLACK FUOGK - OJATf.—Jtist received ror
l’ steamer, n g(*(al assortment of Men’s extra fin#
lack Frock Coats, and Pants,silk and sulln Vests, lor
tie eh. uii, al tho cloUilngstore, Glhlraim Range,by
oct *GEO. 8. NlL’ItOLB.to CO.