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r <F' r ~ L J iUqmWicntt Mil SAVANNAH, GA.. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2.1855. NUMBER 263. the republican is iM'ni.tsiiKn Dull)-, Tri-Weekly and Weekly, A LEX \N Y 1)EU &. SNEED. ('ITV .HI) Cm’NTVI'IIINTEIIN. TKHM8 HEDUCt&LM |>mly Paper, in Ativnnco ll not paid in Advnnco . .$.\00 .. 6,00 Tri-Weekly, in Advance.. It not Paid in Advance... .... 3,00 .... 400 Weekly, invariably in Advnnco *. f Club Price—10 Copies for I*V Club Price—10 Copie |*|r In no mute will an order for the paper be at tended to unices ccompanlou with money, or a satis factory reference. I'arr Reduced Cabin Passage to New Yor SEMI-WEEKLY. DNITF.il STATEN *1AII, DINE, and splendid aide wheel steamships r llr. new and aplum KN< >X VI I.I.K, 1..VH1 Unis, Capt.C. 1). Lt'DIiow. AUGUSTA, 1,5n0 •* •• Taos. Lyon, Fl.oKlu \ 1,;I00 “ “ M. 8. WuntiHOLLi Al.AIIA M \, |,3tH» “ •* G.R.Hi'HBNCN, Will |.nvc Mvannnh Every WEDNESDAY andSATVKDAY. These aldpa are among the largest on the const, un- surpassed in speed, safely or comfort, making their passages ( n (lay to slx«y hours, and are commanded by skillful, caretiiI and polite officers. Having elegant slate-room accommodations, they offer a most desirable conveyance to New York. Cabin Passage #26 Steerage do 8 Agents*. PAPELFCIRU,FAY ACO„Savannah. SAM’L.L. M1TCII1LL, 13 Broadway. June2C, 1855. New York. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL T. S. ill All. MTEA3IEKN. TIIK SHIPS COMPaiSlNO Tills LIMB ABB ATI. ANTIC, I BA I.TIC. t'api.WKST. Capt. Comstock. li'ivie. PACIFIC, i ADRIATIC, Capt. Nva. | Oapt. These ships having been built by * contraci,expressly for government sor- 1 vice, every care has been taken In »their construction, as also Imheiren* glues, to ensure strength uud speed; and their accom modations for passengers are uuequalled for elegance or comfort. Price of passage from New York to l.lverpocd.ln first caldn • I3il; In second cabin, #75; excluslvo use of ex tra size slate re< ra,9325. From Mverpoolto New York, £30 and £‘’-11. An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship. No berths can ho secured until paid for. dui ip. isL-ti n iun in-' % 11.1 I'KOPiHF.I) DATES OF H Ml.INC. hrom New York. from Liverpool. 1055. 1035. Wednesday.... Jan. 1 !*.. 18351 Saturday... .Jan. 13.. IMS Wednesday.... Feb. 7.. 10551 Saturday .. Feb. 27.. 1855 P.il.OI M'.filrinliirilni' . Psh.lll. . IR’d Wednesday.... Feb 21.. I85.sl Saturday.... Fob. ill.. 1855 I Saturday... .Jan. 24.. 1855 For Freight or Passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, 56 Wall snoot, N. Y. BROWN, S|||PI.K\ * GO., Liverpool. STEPHEN, KF.NN \RDfcCO,27 Austin Friars,London. E G. tV AIN WRIGHT CO., Paris, or CKO. H. DRAPER. Havre. he owners of these ships will not ho accounts* ble fi r gold, suver, bullion, sprelo, Jewelry, precious stones, or me als, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and thu value thereof expressed therein. Shipper* please take nolico, that iho ships of this Line cannot carry any goods contraband of war. Jan 11. in wily ANDREW FEMALE COLLEGE, CUTHBERT, QA. ' T ilEentire scholastic year of this Instlluiinn, by b joii t resolution of the Faculty and Trustees, has been thrown iiFo one term, commencing on tho hrst .Wanting in September, ttlld closing on foMMENCKMICNT D.«v, Thursday alter the fourth Suuday In June. FACULTY. AUGUSTUS ALDF.N, A. Nl.,President —Professor ol English 1.1 teralure and Ancient Languages. Rev. J. H. GAI,DWELL, A. M.—Prolessor of Mental ami Moral Philosophy. Rev. T. X. F< iRSPER, A. M.—rProfessor of Mallie- mallcsaud Natural .Science. Mbs ANN E. ALDEN—Principal Primary Depart ment, and Instructress In Botany and French. II. It. LIGNitSKI—Principal of Music Department. Mrs L. K. U.tt \NT and Mrs E. T. CALDWELL—Or* nmnemal Branches. This Institution now presents to the public, advan tages which few possess. A largo and oiegnnlly con structed College edifice; one of tho largest Chapels in the State; nil necessary nut-building* and enclosures: a boarding department, fitted up In the most neuLntid comfortable style, anl under the superintendence m tho teachers themselves ; with the whole domestic depart ment under tho careful direction of Indies of experience, added to all tho facilities for a thorough course of In- si ruction which any similar Institution cun offer. It will be seen by reference to our catalogue, that our ratos of Board and Tuition are less than cuu ho found elso where. This fact, In these times of pecuniary pressure' is worthy of the consideration of those having daugh ter* to educate. The Boarding Department will ho under tho direction ot President Alden end lady, sml Professor Caldwell and lady. With spacious and comfortable dormitories, large and convenient closets, new and elegant furniture, goad ami experienced rervuuts, an 1 tables furnished with the b** 4 »i'«tUi«m»Ho'ti4bnlis together with a w holesome but paretilal discipline, we hope to Increase the liberal patronage with which this liislllulinu has hitherto been favored. F. X. FORSTER, Sec’y Faculty. Crtthlxrt. July 30,1855. aug 7—Jant.’.Vt OGl.l l lDMIPi: JIEUIC4I. LULLLVE. AT SAVANN AH, GEORGIA. r| - A||E. , *Kss|i»N OF LECTUEHS in (he above iustitu- I lion will commence on the first day of November m I le miiiato on the first of March. The Clinique, at the College building, will be open ed t» patients on tho goth of October, and be continued Ihroughoiillhe session, Thu Faculty Is constituted as follows : >1. L. ItVUI), M. D., (late ot Savannah Medical Col lege.) Professor of the Principle and Practice of Physic, E. l.aROV ANTONY, M. I».,(of Waynesboro’, Ga.,) Pr .|e«sor of Obstetrics and diseases of Women and Children GTftji Dnsinrnn ©artn. mhhohant, m No. 164 Huy Btroel, Solicit, fYom his frlonds ooiislgninoiits of every de scription My personal attention will 'it-given to the saloof Real Estate, Bank slock. Ate. _ Refer to Hiram Roberts, Esq., Pflksnn, lleldl k Co K F Wood ft. Co, Noble Lyon, Esq., Havannnh ; K II Harris, II. S.Thless it Co., Bates k. Lucas, W. 1). Bob bin, Montgomery, Ala. mar 17 un. WAKING IIIHKKV||13|, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Corner ol Bavnnd Monlaomery-ats.,Savannah,Ga. Solicits consignments, and Is prepared to receive Cot and Merchandize generally, upon storage, in I Nov. 15/55. Jan I J AI7II2N N. NK HOI.S GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jones' wharf, foot of Ahercorn-street, Ju II SAVANNAH, GA. ly DAHLETOK At PARSONS General Commission Merchants, 82 BAY STREET, SA Y ANN All, GEORGIA, ( HAH. PARSONS. MINIS Ac JOHNSTON, General Auction & Commission Merchants, Tetidor their services to their friends and the public Jan 3 o J. C. RUSK. J. IlDAVIH. W.II.LONO. „ „ IIDNF, I1AVIS A- LONG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, June 1 Nwvunsiwli. Ba. SA.TIDEL PALNEII « NON, Dealers In HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FILES, EDGE* TO O L S &■ c, WHOLESALE AND RXTAIL. No. 184 Congress and 67 St. Julian streets, June 3 Savannah, Georgia. Wffl. WRIGHT. „ GENERAL BROKER, FOR THE PURCHASE AJYD SALE OF REAL ESTATE A HD PERSONAL PROPERTY, BAY LANE, SAVANNAH, GA. PATTEN, HUTTON A GO. FACTORS, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MEHCI1ANT8 Jy 14—If H.A.CRANX, L. W. WELLS, RICHARD CURD. (TIANE, WELLE At GO., COTTON F ACTOR8, AND Forwarding & Commission Merchants* No. 82 BAY STREET, ..SAVANNAH, GA. Jy i4—tr BAVNAIID& ROWLAND, FACTOHa GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 17 2 Bay S-treet. ’ trilRAIM BAYNARP JOHN T. ROWLAND, JR Liberal advances ma te on consignments of Cotton and produce. Jy 13 WAYNE, GRENVILLE Sc CO. FA CTO K S, Commission and lor wauling J/£ it CiM.VTS, BAY NT It 12 ET, SAVANNAH. TH08. 8. WAYNE, C. B. GRENVILLE, U. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE. J7—tf Bavanuah. Chattanooga, F A OT o n s GENIAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA. BAY STREEP, Jy 7—5mns WAVER k CONSTANTINE. Commission Merchants. AND DEALERS IN GRAIN', HAY, «bc. Joucs’ lliiildiiiu. Hay Mri’ct, SAVANNAH, G A. F. WAVER. P. L. CONSTANTINE. ITS tr let ailoutlon will bo given to Receiving and Forwarding goods. Jo 3—tf jFoi-cfQn Mnncnrna (Karts. 1*121* It 112 N At JON 12V WAYEHlIORO, BURKE COUNTY, GA. Practice law In Richmond, Burke, Washington, Scrlvon and Ltnatiuel. TllOh. M. tlinRIBN. dec III MALCOLM D, JONES. iy Rill.IilSIt A- NANDRLLj A T T O R N E YS A T L A W. \Y*iyn<-*bnro% Kti. Reference-Meaars. A.J.k T. W. Miller, Augusta,Ga. oct 2 12. «. GA HAN INS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ForNyili.fJa., Will practice In the Flint and adjoining counties of tho Jan / Macon Circuit. tf W1W. A. M1ITI1N, ATTORN EY AT LAW, nov 3 tf. Iflontlcello, (Jeo. WILIilARI RDWAMDS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSRLI.OR-AT-LAW, ITU canopy, Florida. vlll practice In the Courts of East and South Florhln.; Rofcronces-.Tuuno Pinkney at Go., Charleston, B. Ca Pierson, lloldt & Uo„ Savauuah,Ga.; Cooper A Mother, Micanopy, Fla. , _ march 20 ly kANIIEI. W. PI2PPKH, Succcusor to IIKNRY J . P E P P E R A SON, Wtttilies, jewelry and Silver AVnro, No. 175 Chesnut si., opposite the Slate House, Philadelphia. tuay 30 ly WM.I.IAITl 1*1. TUN NO, Factor & Commission Merchant. For Florid, .lid Southern Ceorgla Froduco, NORTH COMMERCIAL WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. 97 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. may 7 Cmo WII.I.IAItl J. WiLCHEJl,. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Warrenton, Goo., Will practice In Ih® Northern Circuit of Georgia, and .j thocounllesof Burke,Columbia, Jefferson and Wash ington, of the Middle Circuit. ly may U FULTON HOUSE, ATLANTA « 12 O It « I A, BY A. E. REEVES. Atlanta. March 14. 1855. tf .mar IG ncKEEJk BENNETT. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS REPOSITORY, Corner of Went Broad and Bay Streets, Nnvuiinuli, (Ju, Would call tho attention of tho citizens o Georgia. South Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Tcnuo»><c, to their lurge and splendid stock of CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, Ac., Ac., embracing every variety and stylo uow in uso. Among our stock will be rotinu all of tho most fashionable styles combining ELEGANCE WITH LIGHTNESS AND STRENGTH Built by some of tho most relinblo bid ders In Phila delphia, whoso work has a reputation for Lightness, Durability and Neatness, unsurpassed by any other manufacturers In the Union. There may also be found among ntir slock select Ions from Iho establishment oN. M.Qi'IMby A Co.,and other celebrated manufacturers In Newurk, N. J., New York mid Now Haven, alio'' which aro built expressly for us.and which wodo not esituie to warrant lu evety particular. II. C. McKee has been for twonty-ono years engnged in the t'urrlugo Btisineu In Columbus, Geo., nud we feel confident that with our united oxperluiico mid at tention wc will bo able to keep on hand n Slock Dial wo think will meet the approbation and wants of Iho piltdic.um! which foi variety and extent will excel that hereto fore kept ol this place. All orders slinll have strict and prompt attention. II. C. MoKKR. Savannah, Aug 31, J855. I. s . BENNETT. SGOTT’N WrU)=Yorlt aaert-tfnrmrntn I romS.M, Pettengill it- Co.'t Advertising Agency, 11 JYamau it., Neto York, anil No. 10 Stale st, Hatton, P.ACo nro Aeents for the most influeuilal amt lar gest circulating Commercial pauers belli In the United Htnles and ihoi'aiiadus. Mtroohlun Vltii STF.AM ENGINE WORKS. 13 Wuier-BtrceI. Hrooklyn, n. York. D. P. BURDON & CO., H AVING recently fitted up the extensive establish ment at the above named place, we aro prepared to manufacture all kinds of steam* Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Saw and Grist Mills, Pumps and Gearing for working Mines, Shafting Pulleys, Ac., and are pro- pared to furnish castings of every description. We would call the attention of Southern Planters particular ly to our Sugar Mills. Having purchased the enttro Block of Patterns front the Into firm of G. II. Hartson A Co., N.Y., we can safoly say that wo can turn out a Mill which for strength,durability and neatness, cannot be excollud by any establishment In the Stales. A long experience In tho business renders us competent to ex ecute any orders, and wo would ndvisn those In want of Machinery to give us a call. Engines irotn 4 to 40 horso 1 tower always on hand. ). P. BURDON, II. N. CONKLIN, 8. II. CONKLIN, oct 22—3m (ESTABLISHED IN 17B0.I PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. WALTER* IB A K12 It A CO. American, French, llomoepa ilc, and Vanilla Cllt tOt ILATR: title, and Vanilla CIU tet »LATB; prepared C« >COA; BID »MA, CO- COA PASTE; Cocoa Slicks,Solu ble, llonuupalblc and Dietetic Cocoa: Cocoa Shells; Cracked Cocoa,Ac. These Manufactures to which first premiums havo hern n- warded by the elder Institutions _ and Fair* ot the Union, ate an Leaf, Flower A Fruit excellent diet fur children, Invu- of the Cocoa, with a lids, and persons In hoalth. They pod opened. allay r.ither than Induce the ner vous excitement attendant upon the uso of tea or coffee, nml are recommended by Drs. Warren, Jackson, Hay ward, Waro, and Adums, of Boston, and by eminent physicians cleewh ro. For sale by oil tho principal Grocers In the United Slates, and by their Agents. D. C. Murray, Now York; Grant A Twells, Philadel phia; Thomas V. Brutultgc, Baltimore; Kennetl A Dud ley, Cin. WALTER BAKER A CM., Rep 15—3m Dorchester, Mass. MERILLO IRON PIPE WORKS, Illcrril 4c Jaques, 142 CciiUvilrvet., NEW YOIIK, M ANUFACTURERS anti lied or* In Wrought Iron, Pipes, Fittings, Tools, aid every description ol apparatus connected with steam, Water and Gas, for hosting and lighting Steamers, Churches, Hotels, Pri vate Dwellings, Hospitals, Asymms, Villages, fuetorles and-Halls. Also Valves, Cocks, Pumps, Gauges, Boilers and Holler Flues made to order. Our Screw Cutting Machine* are entirely new, and our own pntent warranted to do double the worst of any other luvoiitioii. Orders solicited Irom all sections of tbo country, and promdtly attented to Je 25, 55 — ly TO HIG Wctn Yotrtt SWtictUMcnuntfl. fYom Skitlin, Fitteher, Owen A- Schell's Advertising Haute, 346 Ilrnnilway, New York, iron works, FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF WOODSWORTH’S PLANING MACHINES ANONTEAIff KIN (.IN TIN, 67Pe&rl-«t,BrookIyn,N. Y.,opposite New York city, rpilE subscriber having been engaged for tho last 15 x years in the almost exclusive iniinuracturo of this most Important Invention, Woodsworth’a Planing, Grooving und Tonglng Muchiue, bus recently completed thu largo addition to his already exlciiidvo Iron Works, will execute with dispatch ull orders In Ihe abovo lino unlltuiUNt extent. The universally acknowledged . M*-" 1 - superlorlly of Woodsworth’a Plaining Machlnns, maun fucluTud by him, over nil others, require*no reiteration. In the manufacture of KTKi^l ENGINES, wo claim a superiority for power aud speed, huauly of construc tion and finish; aud nlso guarantee Ihe Engines to trans mit UK) per cent mure power for the sumo money than can bo furnished by any other inanurncluror, and more than 100 per cent, saving In wear and toar, as well an a large saving in the consumption of fuel. Reference! to Parties having the Steam Engine now in use. Purdoo A Morgan, N. Haven, Ct.j 8, W. Slocum, Brooklyn. N. Y., Timothy Dabal, Astoria, L. I; Lyons A Curtiss, Bridgeport, Cl; Stamford Manufacturing (2o., Stamford. Ct.; John C. fan ford. Now Haven, CL; Rollln Sanford, New York CUyjChas F. Loosey, Austrian Con sul Gem rah Refferences to Parties having the Wordsworth Planing Machine, now in *■— G. B. stoat. Konsbtuton, Philadelphia. Pa.; Kidder A Marlin, Wilmington, N. C.; A. L. Clapp, * _ ... A Co.. Mont- gonierv, Ala.; G. A. Sanford, NewOrlouns. La.; Illnkfo, Guile A Co.. Clcinnaitl, Ohio; Rantoni, Cobh A Co., Cleveland, Ohio; FossA Brothers, Chicago, Ills.; J. B. Smith, Mllwaukle, Wls.{ P. II. A L. L. Eaton, Buffalo, N. Y.; Forward A Smith, Oswego, N. Y., John Snarr, 'I'ttronio, c. VV. Old. rs and proposals received hytnnll or otherwise, from all parts of Dm United Stales.Canada, South A- tnerlco, and Europe, will bo promptly attended to by Agents who are traveling in all sections of the country. Letter* by mail, addtess JOHN II. LESTI2K, oct 1 3in 57 Poarl St. Brooklyn, N. Y. SILVER’® PLASTIC PAINTS; CHEAP, DUKABIE, AND PI10TECTIVE, WEATHER AND FIRE PROOF. T IIIHPAINT willetaml any climate, wlthoutcrackor blister mid harden* byexpomre, thus making In time an enamel of stone, protecting Wood from decay, and Iron and otlierinetalel'rom rustand corrosion. This Paint dlffursfrom tho so-called .Mineral Paints ol Ihoday, which are principally Ocltrueand (Jluyscolored, and nroontlrely worthloss. ' HUver’sPlastlc Palms are purely Metallic,containing no AlumliiorOlay. They are lovlgutedfluely,tnlx readily with Llusecd OB, (without tho trouble of grinding,) and flow under the brush aslreuly as iho best Wlilto Loud. ThosuPalutsexcol allotheraiu body or covering pro perties,one pound of which willcover as much surface* aalwo pounds of White Lead. Tliore aro four natural colors, viz: Black or Slats Brown,Olive ami Chocolate. HiEECTtoNa: ThisI’alntfiowsreadllyunderthobrusb and its covering property Is lucreased by uHingil mixed as thickly ao possible with puro Linseed Oil: as the Paint II thu lasting or protecting body and thoOllsimply the medium or agout In spreading It. Wennnox copies of two letters, one from thoPresl- dentof tho Philadelphia and Reading RallroodUo„ the other from a gnntlcmnn, a well knowiirosiduul ol Au gusta, Georgia. Office of the Phiia.and Read »g Railroad Co., i Piui.APaLrrAi.MAV 3,1853. J J.8, Silver, Ehq—Dear Sir; Wo have used your “Plastic Paints” for more than a year, and Tor Painting Bridges,depots, Ac., Ac., wo have found llqulleequalto any painiwehavo used. Iu fact,wo now give Hu prefer enceuver all others we haveirled for such purposes. Yours, reupcctfufly, (Signed) JOHN TUCKER,President. CHEAP «AS LIUHT 1 -M1E BENZOLE OA8 LIGHTCOMPANV uropro- pared to furnish Portaole Gas Machines, suitable ' r Mat IV A KNOCK A MAVIS, (Successors to Culibcdge .V- llruther.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Booksellers and Stationers, No. 159 CONGRESS S’."., South side .Market square, SAVANNAH, GA. JAS. 0. M.WARNORK. WM. E. DAVIS may 26 A ■ I» O A (! E , Importer A IWuiiufucliirer of Sugars, RO. 13 WUITaKER-HTREET, Keeps on hnttd a w«:ll selected stock or Imported So- gar*, also Manufactured Tobuccd. Snuff, Pipe*, aud all other articles usually kept In his line of business, which tie offers on iho most reasonable terms. nov 3 D. L. COIIEN, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, ,ITT 1.12 GIANT CORN AND COB MILL- PATENTED MAYlfilh 1854. T HE attention of Plnnters,Farmers and Slock feeder* In gno<-rul, 1 s r-*pectfully calbd to this Mill a* thu most importunl article of tho kind now in use, not only well adapted for giindlug cob mcul for stork, but griB' or flue Immlny for tho table, and especially broad meal from corn not fully ripe or dry In the full. In setting Ibis Mill, no mechanic or framo work Is wanted, only wauling to lie fastened to a floor or plat form. Eusllyaujusted and used by any person, eveu a child. Tho LITTLE GIANThns received the first premiums nt the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and other States, uud lhat is ihe most compli mentary manner,ns well a-Ihe most ready commenda tion from the thousands witnessing its performance. These mill* are guaranteed in the most positive ntnn- nornv..insi detects orbreaknRC, and No. 3 warranted to grind 15 Im-hels of feed per hour, with one horse, and offeied ul the low price of >0"). nl complete, ready for Rt'.tcliing the tenm.—No. 4 at#75, grinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses. Manufactured by SCOTT A MOt’KBEE. Augusta, Gu, Ami sold by «?. II. Camppiklu, Agent lor tho Munufuc Hirer*, 171 ’Bay street,Savannah, whero the Machlr- ntuy be sc" LOCAL mavt Tuyloi -Street [FIVE DOOR* WEST OF nilAYTON-BTREET.] Is prepared to contract for all kinds of Building and Repairing. Also—To conduct Water through the various parts of Houses. net 13. R. A J. LACHLISON, Eng ineersn ltd Nl i I I «v r t ff h (■« IRON & RRASS FOUNDERS. Canal-Street-Near the Canal Lock. R. LACHLISON. J. LACHLISON, EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE and Fire-Proof Qualities of WILDEIt’8 SALAMANDER SAFES, AB MANI’FACTt'RKO BV STARNS 8l MARVIN, NEW YORK. - IN THE fire of tho 3d Inst., which consumed the brick building, occu- tVESLEYC. NORWOOD, M. D., (of Uokosbury, C.,) Pro lessor of Materia Medicaand Medical Juri*pru- deuce. J v.MEs S. MOREL, M. D., (of Savannah, Ga.,) Pro fe9«,r ot AiiHtoiny. JOHN DAVIS, M. D., (of Abbeville, S. C.,) Professor of Physiology. WILLIAM T. PRAY, M. (of Savannah, Ga.,) Professor of Chemistry end Pharmacy. CH ARLES GANAIIL, M. D., (of Savannah, Ga.,) Proie«*orpro.tern, of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. Dciimnsiralor of Analomy, R. J. NUNN,M.D., (of Savannnh.) t- The fees will be—t too dollars for tho entlro Course of Lectures;■#10 Deiuouslrator’s fee; Graduation #3(1. Matriculaiiou #5. Arrangement* have been made by which students can lie accommodated with good board at from #31-2 to #4 per week. For further information address, * e ,, ILL. BYRI), M.P.,T)ean. ~ 8. S. MILLER, k J. II. EERIJI SON, WHEEL WIIKJIITN A IIL A4 KN.UUTIN No. 123 York-Ntreel, SAVANNAH, (GA.) Carriages, Wagon*. Car's und Drays manufactured Blacksmithlng,Including Iron Railing ami Grates for Building*. Ac., done at the shortes mdlco. atig 20. ~k. H.CnCRrtt. K. I. MOSES. ( Ill IIUIIA JIOSFA, Factors ami lloinmissioii Mrrclmats, Bay Street, savaniiah, Georgia- References—Messrs. Hall, Closes A Co., and Col. John Bunks, Columbus, Ga.; .Messrs. Hall, Moses A Roberta, Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. A. J.Brady, Atlanta, Georgia. GaH Works In this city, was a Safe of the above description, containing the books, papers and money of Mr. Thomas, and although Iho build ing was destroyed, tho said Saf- sustained no injury whatever from tho intense heat to which it had been exposed, on 5J5P opening the Sale, tho content* were found u ndlsturhen, and in the same order pled by AVI r. John T. LANTI2HN. T il E subscribers are desirou* ol culling the attention of those interested in the Pulling of Rice, to their newly invented Mneliiuo, whica surpasses ull others now in use. The advantage of theao Machines consist In It® simplicity, durability, uml tho great amount of work which It will perform without the least Injury to the grain. Tho machines are portable, and well udnpt- ed to llund or steam Power, can tie transported ready for use. These Machines can be made to hull from 26 to 566 bushels per doy—varying according to size. All necessary Information will heglten by addressing the Inventors,at their Manufactory, No 114 Cllffslroet .New York City. ROBERT A JOHN E. ANDERSON, sept 26— I m P r. a. viir.ni, a co.. pttrnituhh Manufactory and Ware-Rooms. 598 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Between the Metropolitan and Smithsonian Hotels. 1 FURNITURE of every variety, of tho boat quality, ’ nt moderate prices, tt'u have the largest estHb II shutout, and best assortment of really good and sub stnntial Furniture to bo found in this city or country, to which we Invito tho particular nttuution of purchasers aug 6—3rnos P NAMIKIC-L O. ILF.-S. of T.—O. II. A. R egalia, jewels and costumes, manurac- lured and kept on laind, at tho Old Establishment of 12. COMB, 241 Grand street, East of Bowery, Now York. Orders from the country promptly attended to. jo 12—ly p Combs, Fans and Fancy Goods. for Manufactories, Stores,Dwelling Houses, Stcumboats, Railroad Station*, Ac. These .Machines are warranted to give satisfaction. They nro manufactured under s. T. McDotigiill’s Patent, and are the only ones lhat will operate well in cold wouihor. The Light produced Is one half cheaper than Coal Gas, aud less than the com monest Tallow Candles. They are easily managed and free Irotn danger, uud Ihe prices 95 per cent, less than any other Machines made. The Company offer for sale State and County Rights for nil the States. All orders should be addressed to S. T. McDOUG ALL, Agent for tho Compnny, oct23—tint S 321 Broadway, New York. FIRST PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES. N T E I N WAY A- SONS’, PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTORY, 88 Walker St. NEAR DUOADWAY. NEW YOIIK, RESPECTFULLY call the attention of the nublic to their splendid assortment of semi-grand and rqiuru PIANOS, which, on volume of tune, cluslirily ot touch, beauty of lluisb, und everything that render*a Plano period, aro unsur passed. As a proof of thu superiority of their InMru- liiotits, they beg leave to *t do, that at the great .Metro- poltlun Fstr he'd nt Washington, ihe tlrai premiums in both classes, semi-grand and two stringed, were unani mously awurdud to Ilium, although they wero In compe tition whli tho most < istingulshed maiiitruclureis from Boston,New York, Philadelphia and llaltlinoie. Pur chasers'and dealers will find it to their advantage to call and examine tor themselves. s oct 23—tf Auuubta,Ga.jSeftember 29,1852, t Steam Platting Mills, i DtarSir.—Yoxiasktnefor my opinionof“Sllver*8 Mineral Palms,’’whlcbyou have put on my Machine Shopand Planing Mill. I giveyou with pleasure my full and hutrtyrecommendation of lias a proventlvvofflre cominunlcolinKfromcldmneys.orfromadJolniug build ings. The Paint which you putou my roofs, has now become as hard assLATE,and 1 feel us ■ecurofrom fire, lu thisdlrectlon,a* Is possible. A few woeksaflerihe roofs had been painted, I made anoxperlmenton twoor threeshlngles by placlnglhem In thelurnaceunder the boilers; the result wan.th&tthoportlnnuncovcred was ontlrolyeonsumrd, while the pnlnlod part wnsuppnrcnt- ly sound, though uponoxamloatlonthe wood wasfouml to bocharrod ;thepairit, however, was firm and but little blistered. I conalderthlsassovore atestasyour Puintcan heputto,and under tho circumstance*! do nothesltate tocommendita* an invaluableprcvcntlve against flro. Respectfully, Ac. (Signed) AMBROSE SPENCER. FRENCH A RICHARDS, N W. Corner of Ulth and Market streets, Phila., Pa. <5 EN ERA L W HULKS A LK AU. KN1S. Forsalein Savannnh, Wholcsaleand Retail,by JAMES II. CARTER A CO, No. 176 Broughlmiat reel. InlygQ liaolply For tho 1,000,000. THE U. S. PATENT HAItllLE COMPANY. [Capital 165,000. J No. 368 Broadway, cor. tvulker street New York, . RE prepared to execute all orders for MANTLES, \ T \ IILETUPS,COLUMNS, PEDESTALS, PILAS TERS, SLABS. Ac., in imitation of Sienna, Ilrocul Pyrunees, Neapolitan, and all fancy Marbles, equal in strength, beauty and durability to real marble, aud in some respects superior thureto, nml ul less than hah thu cost. Unlike mmhlelzed iron, wood or slate, ll Is wind ly free from all objection* which ure urged against mere surface wo.k, where paint, oopul varnish, Ac, form tin temporary polish and beauty of the article. Mantels from 8 to $4». Orders Irotn Builder*. Cabinet Makers and others solicited, and sa Isf ellon guaranteed. Auents for tho principal cities treat) d with. PETER RENNIE, Pres’t. Lovxt. G. Micki.es, V. Pro*'t. Joseph Lamd, Sec. S oct 24—ly TII/J'OX & McFAKLANA, 3] Mniilcn Lime, New York, M anufacturers of the'woiiLU-RENowNED SALAMANDER SAFES, RANK FA ULTS, h e. Baltimore Depot, 145 Pratt street, sep 5—ly Rostoo Depot, 14 Howard street. "show cases. Pins and Needles. Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guardsj . * *'** Wax,4,’oral ami Gla«* Beads, Necklaces, An. India . MANUFACTURERS, j>7 Jlowtry, NEW iORK. . .. . .. .. .. ^ _ - . 1 ■ r AVI' ll.at Inrini.l tin.I i«l.iiiihn,l .In.-lr nf I I I I tVILLItllTtSKEK lA PARK PLACE, New York, Invites lha attention LU of Southorn and Western .MurchuuM, to Ids new , Block of Fans,Combe, Hair, Tooth and Nall' Brushes, \ Ludles’ Reticules, Foifuinery, Soap*, Porto Moanulcs, J Jet and Bead Bracelets, Pcckct Hooks, Dross Button*, < Watch Guurds, Rubber Combs, Canos, Balls niul Toys of every descrip, i I-T- *■ . . Hon. Scissors, Razors and Cutlery, Gold and Gilt If CASES ever offered in ibis clly, made In every Jewelry, Aecordeons nnd Violins, including h general , «»>le; Silver-plated, Brass. Uosowood, batlnwood, Ac. and very largt stock of English, French and Gemini, ! Orders promptly filled, nml goods cnrelul.y packed and Futiey Goods, which will bo sold attha very lowest ntl- sldpped lo any part ol Hie Lulled Slates und Canada. rAVE the largest und cheapest stock of .*>11" uncy Goods, which will bo sold attho very lowest pri ces, tor i:a*h or Approved Paper. (tty- Orders by letter aoloctod >M put up In the best maimer. WIMJfAM TXflKEIt, may »—ly P In Park Placo, New York. shipped lo any purl o ■op 4—3tn THE HE ST HAIR BYE. D R. O. M. BALLARD’S (now article) received.It highest premium at tho World’s Fair nnd Ameri can Inslittilc, wh t-n it wus examined by the dislinguigh- ,j ohn Toney, and 12. J. DONNEI.I., General Commission merchant. ■op 4—Gin NO. 146 PI2AJKL STREET. (Fourth door from Wall street,) etl chemists Dr. u. Little and Prof- pronounced ,ho Best. For Halo by iho Principal Druggists In thu city—price #1. Principal office and store .468 and 566 tirondwu.v, Now-York- Mar 18,'30 -P mar HI HIIS. SAFES. IjN CNTTF.NET A <20.,Importers of French and other JT • European Goods, No. 48 Broad street, ap 30 ’35 HE Books f.irSutiscrlntlon to tho CharleHion and 1. "savaunuli Itallroud wfil be ro opened the 15th De cember, 1851, aud keptopon until further notice, attbe foil- wing pluces, to wilt COtlMIBIONKRB. Charleston.— I.. T. Porter,«Uia Mills, Win. C. Bee. Savannah.-—Major A. Porter, Dr. J. P. Hcroven.Col. A It. Lawton. Adams’ Kurt.—IlnwhinsS. King, D.P. Wilkinson,J. W. Fab?r. Ed into Island.— E. N. Fuller, Jas. Hopklnson,Col. L. M. Whaley. Wnlterboro’.—Col. M. E.L’arti, D. S. Hondorson.J. W. Burbrtdge. Ashepoo.—I.awrenco Wltsoll, VV. II. Lowndes, Jas. M. Khett. Sullkutehor.—Thomas McToer, B. McBride Peeples, Thomas Allen. * Pocoiallgo.—W. 1*. Hutson, J. H.Sandors, John Mar. Whippy Swamp Muster Ground.—Rurwoll Mcllrido, J'diti E. Framptoti, R. A. Taylor. Gilllsonville.—F. W. Fickliug, Wm. Yeomans,Thud- di a- Buckner. Iteiiuforl.—Edmund Itlu-tLB. J. Johnson, J. D. Pope. iruliHinvIlle.—t.'ol. John Wobb, Wilson Furriboe, V\ d t Ho' ..rd. Illulflon. —T. II.Coo, R. II. Kitk. Dr. P. Prllcltapl. Robertvllle.—II. F. Buckner, William J. Lawton, A It. Johnston. Purysbnrg.—W. VV. Hardee, J. P. Raymond, J. D. Litwtonvllle.—Col. A. J. Lawton, Hutnuel Manner Charles Jntitlon. nine ll..use.—Nathaniel II. Hoy ward, Burrell Satin dent, Jonh IDII. It) order,iltho I'reniilent and Hoard of Directum, dec 13 C . F. IIANCKI2L, Hoc’y nnd Treus’r. SOUTH WKSTKK1V' FAIL HOAD. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE CH ANGE OF SCHEDULE—TWO PASSENGER Tit INS DAILY TO COLUMBUS. g v.N and nftor Monday, August in, passenger nnd mail \f train* will leave Macon for I'olumbu* und Mont gomery, dully at 2.16 A. M., and 3.15 I*. M., arriving at Colntnbua nt7.15 A. M. and llt.'.ltip. M. Leave Cotuin- b't* for Macon dully at 4.15 A. 31. and 2,36 P. nr- nving ut Macon ut 16.15 A. M. and H.5II P. M. I'Hssengers for Aiiierlt-ii* will lake llm intirnlng train *1 2.16 \. M. from Macon, arriving at Amcrlrunnt 8.10 A. M. Leave American ut6.46 A. M.,and arrive at Macon ntV).45 A. M. Connecting at Macon each way with Central Railroad Traun to Savannah, Augusta, Mllledgeville and Eaton- to. ; hikI witli Mncon nnd Vvoalcm Railroad Trainatr '• i(Tin. Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Knoxville,and Mulivjlle, Connecting dully nl Columbus, with Glri'rd and Mo bile. Railroad. L'ennecting dally at Ainerlr.it* with a four-horse post •>.*< Ii Line loTnlluhaxsee, Albany, Thoinasvlllo, 4cc. tad tri-weekly llurk Lino to Lumpkin. PsiMUigera lor polnu on this Road “below Fort Val- wj," •hoiild take Dio 1 o'clock (ironing train from H»v- •anali, and 5 o’clock evening train from August*, lo •void detention at Macon; for other point* on South Weidern or Muacogeo Railroad*, passengers will have so detention by elllier trains. Plrsi clans Htoaniihlps leave Savannah for New Vork VVediiMMlnya and Saturday*, and for Philadelphia on Wednesday*, Passage, in tlieCabln, #26; Steerage,#H. rare Ironi Montgomery lo Savannah, #13 66 Do. Columbus to do 6 66 D‘». Ainerieusto do 8 80 GK<>. W. ADAMS.Superintendent. . Mar.nn, August 2d, 1855. [IT] aug II f ’AHPl'TlNG, RUGS, DRUGGET.—'Wo liuveopened V' ILI* day, ni d are now prepared to show as good an IMurlinent 0 * lti« above good* us are to he seen In 11,«, *p2l AIK IN fc BURNS. " O. A. 1101.(201711112, A. WI.s CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH TEACHER, Gaaton .Street. aug 27 eod t Jan 1 and condition as when placed there, except a slight discoloration lo Ihe projecting ends of a few papers, and Ihe hncks of one or two of Iho hooka, caused by ihe ateum generated in tho Safe, while at its greatest heat. Tho Safe and contents, as It came from tho ruins, may at! 11 he seen, lu tho posaeralon of Mr. Thomas, at Iho Gas Works. A large assortment ol these celebrated Sales always on hand, aud for sale by C. II. CAMPFIELD, Agent lor Manufacturers, July 96, 1855. 171 Bay at., -Savannah, (is. FAPElt II ANCilNGS AND IIOIIDEHN. Just received a fine usanrlinenl of Paper Hangings and Borders, nnd for sale at moderate prices at JOHN OLIVER’S Paint und Oil store, 121 II rough ion St. Rooms papered with dispatch. Make pleasure In corroborating the foregoing state ment, aud in addition would add thnl tho books aro now In uso. J.T. THOMAS, Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. July 26.1855. oct 24 Flit E INSURANCE. Statement of the “Norwich h'irc Insurance Comp ‘Norwich, Connecticut,on thcGthdayof June,any. ._|W. I. At.Ml (III IHR.1 Capital stock Surplus HOUSE, SIGN & SHIP PAINTING, GILDING, GLAZING AND GRAINING. Dealer in Paints, Oil, Turpentine, VaruisUos, Painters’ Tools, White Wash Brushes, etc. aug 28 o CIIEK2VI.lt A CO-, FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA. Wk. W. Chkkvkr, John R. Sims, GXO. II. ClIKKVSIt. AR8KTR OT TIIK (JJMPANY. 321 Shares Bntik Stock in vnriont. Bunks, i 23 “ Incoi pnriited Coinpanlef other than Bank" 1 Notes on demand, secured by Mortgages m | Real Estate, Bonds, Bank Slock and olhor good personal security Cash In hands of Agents ’ “ In Bank #156,60 1855 5,326 66 1 60 8155,32 I 60 #36,609 60 276 00 .. 1,1 QG 66 #155,321 66 . LtABlI.IT'B". Losses adjusted,unadjusted or clnlni" forlossos—noiio. Liabilities to any Bank, Corporation or individual— VII.I.IAM i.vnn, JAS. j. snidkr, o«r. snider LYNN &. MNIDF.K, FACTORS. F0KWAKDINU AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BAY-ST., SAVANNAH, GA., 1 scpt7 Corner Urongliion and JeflursoifM*. UP STAIRS. W11,1,1 A .71 (■, FOOTE I S Now rocuving a general assjrtmontof Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, which ho offers to the trudo on accommodating terms. A. MCALPIN &. BRO’S. Lumber mill and Brick Yards, up 6 SA VANNAH. I1A. K. J. .HINIvN, 0 O M MISSION M Ii H CIIA N T, JONES’ BUILDING, Nitviiniiiili, (»u• [f SAMUEL PALMER & SON, uibdon’s builoinos, Nos. 148 Congress, nnd 67 St.Julicn streets, E8PECTFUI.LY Inform Iho trade and citizens gon- orally that they have In store n good assortment of Wuuricun and Foreign Hardware, and being In direct ximmunlculhm with iiiaiiufucturcrs both in this country md lu Europe, are constantly receiving additiuna lo Imlr stock, comprising Planter*’ Housekeepers’ nnd iiilldera’ goods ol the must approved styles and patterns, jnong which may be enumerated Lucks, Hinges, Bolts, .ml Shutter Fastenings of all kinds, Hheot. Zinc, sheet kipper, sheet und bar Lend, I’hulti Pumpa, liras# Varus, llrltannlu Ware, Hollow Wure.l'orciisaloiiCapa, knobs. Brushes, uml a general variety of Fancy Goods, lotion Lilies, Fmli llook*;Needlc*. Knitting Pin*, Seine 'Wine, Crosscut, lluud, Tenon, Framing, and Mill Haws, ,'lialns. 11 nml and sledge Hummers. Anvil*. Vices, tcrew Plates, Stock* uml Die*. Smith’s Bellows.Cooper's •ools. PLOWS, CORN HHKLLKIts, HAY CUTTERS, lot's, Axes, Andirons, Shovels, spade*, Guns, Hsy nnd lanuro Forks, Sad linns. Writing puper, Potto Mon- ales, Spirit i,uvela,Cut and Wrought Nails and Splkos, 'lanes ol nil kinds, H*tlve*,Coffee Mills Cotton nnd Wool Jarils,Curry Cotnhs,aml In fnci every arilcloadnplod to heliade. City nnd country orders wlllrcculvo prompt attention, nd nil goods for shlpuients carefully packed, may 8 Vl’lUIT- up TIJBP12NT1N KT—95 bills. Spin Turpi n. 1,. ,i' nu « *o •lore and (orwifo liy HUNTER A GAMMELL WENEKAIa notice. G M.GRIFI'KN bus re opened hi" store,and Is ready for all customers’ calls In Ills Bun. I have iiieiniiluynsiiperlor workman ut watches, ^_,u,d also u Arid rale Mnimfnciiirliig and Jobbing Tdler, and all work In that line will bo received ami done according to order, nml wllli dlspaicli. i-’nlla solicited Irotn all IrTemTshml customers In want ol articles In my Hue of buslnes*. nov 16 ■ VciRTI.R AM) ALE. *.5 casks, encli 8 dozen pints, 1 lllbberi’s Porter, nml fiHcn»ks, ciidi « dozen pints, lllhhcrt s superior Pale Ale, mnmtlacimeile*prussly tor Hits mnrket. Jnul received mid Im sale by aug21 I’ADLLFOKD, FAY REO. Total amount at usk (about)—3,41“’ '60. Tho amount nt hazard on any risk, (a Un very fow ex ceptions,) not over 5,000. .. 1 A. BREWS'! . .President, E. Learned, Jr., Secrelnry. Norwich, Conn., June Dili, 1855. . Personally uppuareil before Iho underst.'. . *(l. Mayor (u the city of Norwich, In said HUto, A lirewsio'. President, and B. Learned, Jr., Secretary of tho “Norwich I'lro Insurance Company,” und luudu solemn oath lo the truth of iho above statement, signed by them. 1 also, certify that I have examined ihe report of suld Compa ny, aud find the iilmvo to ho n correct statement of the ■aino and Unit the notes aud loans mi which a part of said cnnltul Is invested ure lu my opinion good and woll secured. In testimony whereof, I have hereto *el my hand and enused the seal of thu city to bo affixed, this Uth duy of June, 1855. [L.S.] WILLIAM L. BREWER, Mayor of tls.< lly of Norwich. Tho undersigned I* agent for thentove office, nml In ready to take risks on ull description i of properly lu Iho city. JNO. 1NGEKSOLL. JylH U V1XII AMI UK Ml V ATI.till KSTAHMSII.U KXT 7 3 Yorli-Sl.s near flic Court IIounc, SAVANNAH, GA. 73 JT ESTABLISHED IN 1832. tjF" 7 3 T HE Hitbscrlber, gratefol to his patrons uud frlonda for their coutltmed favors, would state that, lu ad dition to tho Improvements In Dying acquired by him during his lust visit to England and Scotland, has mnile arrangemeiils lor extending hi* business, by which ho is now enabled in Dye a greater variety of Colors on 8l|k and Woolen Drosses, Hliuwls, 6tc., which bo trims will generally please all who may favor him with their patronage. Gentlemen’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated, as may bo required, ialliusumo superior style which has generally so much nleui-od tils patrons aud frlonds. Ladles’ Bonnets Dyed, Bleached nml Pressed In the most fashionable styles. < Irders from the country punc tually attended to* Terms moderate. When purcels are sent bysteuinlmiit orrailroud, word should bo sent him by letter through tho Post«)fflco,so that he may know where to cull for Ilium. J»„ ia c ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. TO M.A I5I.ANDCOTTON 1*1,AIMTI2HN rail112 UNDI2RHIGNED having been unpointed agents i for tho Hide of the celebrated McArthy HBA IS LAND COTI'ON GIN, Ihe cotton from which Is readily sold, and which usually brings three lo live cunts per pound more than from any other Gin yet Invented, ard now prepared to supply Plnnlers and those wauling, with those ol superior workmanship ul one hundred and twenty live dollarsonch. Extra pillars#! I. Exlruet from a letter from a Florida plnntoi; “The McArthy Gin Is Infinitely abend of every other Gin yet niuuuliietured. I would not bo without one lor treble (lie ninnuni; It saves trouble, I* simple, uml turns out beaullful cotton. The staple Is not injured, and thu open proeesaso milch desired by Iho English buyers |» certainly obtained.” aug 24 —if IHIHTON fc VILLALONGA. N egro caph, hcotcii sty’i.eh hi do*, scotch Cups aud lluuuuls. lee.'lved and l"r naloln MiU KOKENBAIlOll Ac LAD.iUN. jllOORIi A T.\ YLOH’.Tj PXSTILLES DE PARIS. T HESE PASTILLES nro an invaluublo remedy lor tho cure ol Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis, ns by their nctlon on tho throat anil lungs, they remove all hoarso- ness In a row hours and wonderfully Increnso the pow er nnd flexibility of tho voice.—Hence they nre of great serviie to aud highly recommended by Clergymen, Auctioneers, Public Speakers, and all those wnoso call ing requires such Ireqitcut use of the vocal organs. N. II.—Ask for* Moore At Taylor’s Pastilles Do Paris,” and observe that each box bearsibcirwrilie'isignature. For sale by W. W, Lincoln, J. II. Carter At Co., J. II. Moore At Co., and (he principal Druggists and Apothe caries throughout the United States and Canada, and at wholesale by MOURE At TAYLOR, Importers, aop20—3m P 81 Malden Lane, New York. IMPORTANT TO IIOi;SKKEI2l»KUS AINII REAL T11E HOPE MILLS, 71 Fulton Sheet, and 71 Bkbkman St., New York, Principal Office 163 Front Street, New York. Factory, Nos. 36,37, and 38 Hudson street, Jersoy City. r |M!E PROPRIETORS of this long nml well known L COFFEE AND SPICE ESTABLISHMENT, Continue to prepare tho best charmackutioai. pow ders lu use, for raising Bread, Biscuit, Tea and olhet cukes, Ate. They qlso preparo Mustard, Cocoa, und muny other articles of daily uso In every funtily, which they offor upon the most reasonable terms. Catalogue sent to dealers who request them. K. H. At J. G. I8HAM. N. !L—Consumers udviacd to Inquire for Hope Mills arlicles. nug 14—ly IV. JACKSON tV SON. GRATE AND FENDER MAKERS, 246 Front St. and 930 Broadway, New York, nug 1—ly p SCIIIEFFI2MN, 1IROTI1121IS .U O, IMPORTERS, AN1) DEALERS IN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, I) YES, PERFUMERY, 4-c., 4 c., 176 WILLIAM STREET, Nkw York, I NVITE the attention ol the trade to their lurgo nnd varied stock of Drugs, Paints * Bis, Perfumery, Ate. In addition to their regular importations of Staple Druggs, they Hro also receiving, direct from tho sources of production and manufacture,supplies ot Tooth, Hair, and Null llrudins, Bronzes, Corks, Morturs, Hpoltgcs, French and English Perfumery, Lubin's Extracts, and muny other articles usunlly embraced in Druggists’ stocks, which they ure also enabled to offer on the most advantageous terms. Orders, either in persou or by mail, will receive prompt attention. aug 14 —ly Patent Elastic Skirts. HATES A FltANCE. No. 1 Bnrelav-streot New York. C AUTION.—Nor,e are genuine except they bear tho slump of tho palunt. All inanufucturers and sellers Infringing will bo prosecuted according to law. war 19 Mnr 18, ’5«-P ’ ANDREW* .V JliSt l’, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery, Sloam Engine, and Boilers, Machinist.',' Tools, Doltinit, &c. IMPORTERS At DEALERS IN MANt'K.VOTPRERS’ ARTICLES. No. 67 Pine Si., Now \»rk. N. 11.—Agents for the ‘WoodruffAtiluach iron Works’ .Steam Engines and Boilers. Excluslvo Agency in Now York for’Lowoll Machine 8lmp,,Machinist*’ Tools. p oct 2—ly SHELLAC INDIA TWINE, COIR YARN, COCOA MATTING, &.C., COIR A Nil JUTE 171 ATS, And INDIA GOODS generally. For salo low lot CASH, by GEO. W. DOW Ac CO., Importers, le 12—Onto No. 7 Burling Slip,New York. HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE. Savannah th-ii Dock TO 811 IP UiV.N'UltS, MAHTKU. Sj» CONSMINEBS OF VESSELS I Picor & SHOTWEI.L, ■ IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF ENQLI81I, FRENCH AND HERMAN | HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE. , No.6.1 .Munich Dune, Now lurk, j TNVITKlhoaliuniiouol Southern uml Western Mer- I X chants to a lurgo aud very extensive stock of Goods ( lu their Uue. ! Cutlery of every description. ! Silver Plated Waro: J.t|>annerv. German Silver and Brlllitnlu Ware. Tinned und Eiiainmelleil Cooking Utensils. • Bronzed, Copper and Brass Uuoils. J Ten Trays, Fire Irons, Fenders, Wire Covers. [ Bronzed (’andlestieks, Block Tin Ware, Acc. I Oitrsloek comprises every article in our linoofbucl- '*, ull of which we will sell lo dealers ul the VERY T HE subscriber respectfully inform* them lhat the l Lo WEST I'KICEH, for Cash or Approved Pope SAVANNAH DRY DOCK is now in auccessiul I Goods ordered by letter will be selected with great care operallon, and ills culculaloiMo Takoin s'iiips'of any ( und dlrpnlch, uud put up In ihe besi munuor! class Irom Kioto 1566 Urns burthen. It Is 230 feet long J .... * . !, h 11 ° L 1 ‘. uud 05 leet wide, ami cotnplule In every particular. A ; No, 03 Malden Lane, New \ erk. large gang of workmen Is employed uml a large supply * I- 8 - Also mannfacttirers ol a very su]>erior aitlclo of tnaleriuls is oil hand, so Hint vessels cun bo ropulred , Ulatod Hpoutis uml 1-orks, Jo 7—Otn with ns much dispatch na in any other port. Pump and J *“ Block Milking nml dnmh’a work done on the premises I ;n,u 1 * " and every effort made to ensure eennomy and fidelity lo I LIT T L E G I A N T those who may favor tho Dock with their biisiuoss. 1 ' .. .. i » W ll L'DGII I u t" fob24 I). I*. LANDER8IIINE, Agent and -- uperintundent, Lnteof Marsh’s Dock, Charleston. i coitJ% m jMA'n con sHUjljl, { PATENTED MAY 16th, 1854. : c 8. BROWN, Proprietor of Georgia, Tennessee an ! t^s Alabama, of tills iuvuiition, winch Is douhtles ” among the most importunl of modern times lor Ihe uso * of the well advised farmer und slock feeder: nml Ihe | universal favor with which it ha* been received from Ihe COKUI'EATED, WBOH'IIT IKON AND WIRE RAILING, (SECURED BY LETTERS FATLNT.) . Kur 1'ubllc Urouuds, Vemelorlei. ' »r.l. more (Uou anythingol«o. mm.u tta utility tout tut- collages, Balconies, Ate. This new j * >e p„ r r, ‘^ nluncu of use, the Little Clunt has no fiqmil'. Ii weighs Kn^SRnfFld, ng renBcliiieui;s.m,m«fo ( <ro,n three to live hundred pounds, according to sue, >11 Fit r i ii 11 • 11 rii v v i rn- No it i i or suitable for sbeoti tioul* CR " bo l ,ut l " “porntlon by the runner In twenty minutes to luvorublo notice. Iron Bedsteads, with patent Wire 8acklii| Iron ” mer-li uses, with every variety of Wire Work for gar dens, Ate.; Sieves, Fomlor", llruss, Cooper und Iron Wove Wire Clnlli, Ate. Clrculurs of designs furnished by the manufacturers. , „ ,, , M. WALKER At. S0N8, No. 233 Markol-rt., Jy 26—3mo* N. E. cor, of 6th Ht. I’hlla^ Pa. I'aTTailiiTlVin(er CloIliin^T PIEIINON, HE IDT Ai CO., A RE receiving weokly, per slouyitr*, one of the lar. gust and best selected slocks ol Clothing over offer ed In this market, which they offer on accommodating terms ul wholesale ami retail. They also havo in store a good assortment of GEN- TLNMKN’S FURNISHING GOODS. Merchants visiting tho city won) Ido woll to call and examlno our stock. „ P. rt. orders from tho country promptly attended to nng 31 II AY A It D TAYLOR’N JAPAN. A visit to India, China ami Japan In 1853. Bnyurd Taylor, ... _ .. Evening* with Iho Prophets ; A scrlos ol Motnorlca ami Medl.aiious, By Rev. A. Morton Brown. Cloudy ami Sunshine in Iho Llfuol a Vlilugo Pastor. Harhittighs lluaveiilv Home, 3 v Is. FI tit’s Clerical Reports on continued Fevor and Ty phoid Fever. Gooch’s Practical Midwifery Fordycoon Fevers. „ . ,, Miindi uhnll’s Medical Students VndoMocum,with up wards of 266 illustration*- llunoly’a Medical Formulary. - lleosly’s Proscription Book Wood’s Practice, Bell and Stokes, IMckaoiis,Watsons Dunglisnii’o mid all other Medical Works for Students and Piuiilittoiiera at induced lirtc'"*- oct 17 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. By used with convenience by anybody. The Little Giant lias received the First Premiums nt every Stale Fair from Missouri to Murylnml thu past Fall, and Hint in the most complimentary manner. These Mills areguurnuleod lu thu most positive man ner aguiusl breakage or derangement, ami warrnnled to grind feud from cur corn, nml grits or fine hominy Irotn shelled corn, with a degree of ease nml convenience for farm purposes never attained bofoio. The subscribers aro now prepared to furnish the trade with improved patterns ami sizes, lo suit tho varied wuiils ol all. No. 2 Is offered at #65 complain, ready for attaching the team, ami wurruulod to grind ton bushels of (eod per hour with one horse. No. 3 at #75 will grind fifteen bushels per hour. No. 4 al #60 will grind twenty b'lsliola per hour, with two horses. Manufactured uud (or red. uy 8ROWN „ _ mar 3 at Nashville, Tenn., and Atlanta, Ga. SEWING MACHINE8. I NXGELtilOK SEWING MACHINES. — Made by J HOOD, IIATTBLLB Ai CO., Worcester, Massa chusetts, putonlod by Ellas Howe, Jr., Hcptombcr tilth, 1846. Those Machines are warranted,(with proper uso’ nolle got out of repair. They aro built In agoodsub- staiitia), and workmanlike manner, nml will do Tailors ahootnakors’ami Baddlora’work.ln u manner warrant- od to give satisfaction. The stlch will not rip any ninrt tliun common sewing, done l>y hand. Call nml see them In operation ut 146 CIIEBNDT street, Philadelphia,up •lairs. W. A. DAWSON, Agonw tnuy 12 lyMfcC yASKETS, HAIR BltOUMh, FEATHER DUSTERS. |»ASKI. , J > A large variety at No. 155 Broughlm out 9 HORACE MOUSE. HAND ALL & M KUCER’S t'otloii-Svcd Drill. A LL Planters havo real laud the want of a machln# to drill Cotton Weed with regularity and certainty. One that would operate i qually well on every kind of land, nnd al thu tame lime be so simple In construrtloa und operation lhat It could be used by negroes without liability of gelling nq^ol order. A drill which tee think possesses all these qualities, we mm offer to the plum ing community. Alter a thorough trial for the last iwo years in different hands on all kinos of land, we would stale some oi ihe advantages to be derived from their 1st. The saving of seed, which will amount to enough In planting one hundred acre*, to pay for the machine. 2nd. The saving ol labor in planting, ono horse and hand only being required lo open the furrow, drop lb# seed ami cover Irotn seven to uinc acres per day. 3rd. The great saving of labor In chopping out, lb# seed being deposited In a line one alter another. 4th. The great saving In subsequent hoe work, owing lollio fact that any good plow-hand can. In tiding, cov er all tho first crop of grass In the drill, however small llie cotton may be, without Injuring the stand. These advantages all farmers will appreciate ; and bo- low wo give acme certificates, from which ih® pnbRe can learn how these drills ate appreciated by gentlemen of the first standing lu our section of the Stale—all practical farmers, who have thoroughly tested them, and nro consequently fully competent to decide on their merits. CERTIFICATES: This Is to certify that I planted one hundred and six ty acres of cotton with Randall and Mercer’s Planters, and 1 consider thorn superior lo any thing of the kind I have ever seen or tried. Tho saving of seed ulouu would K for the machines In a season or two, and 1 think a d can do one-third more hoeing than ho could in cotton planted the common way. B. L. BARBER. Lee couuty, Georgia, July 13th, 1855. Messrs. Randall Sr Mercer—Gentlemen: In reply to yours or this date, lean any with satNIsctlou, that I have used your cotton seed drills ou the farm of D. A. Vnson, Esq., with great success. 1 consider mem to bo ol great value. They are a saving of about one-thlrd of tho labor or cultivation, about two to three bushels of seed to the aero In planting, and n great saving of tabor In planting, as they open the furrow, drop and cover th semi with one horse and hand. 1 think them worth one buhdrod dollars a piece to any plainer, lhat plants lull crops of cotton. As for myself I would not pistil a crop ol cotton without them tor no consideration in the bounds ol reason. Yours, »'ery respectfully. A. J. BARKSDALE. Lse couuty, Georgia, July 12th, 1855. 1 have used Randall At Mercer’s cotton Plnuter two seasons, and consider ihem of great value to Ihe farm er. I save seed enough each year to pay for the Plant ers, then 1 Have ut least one-thlrd the Inbor of cultiva tion, as the cotton I* sowed In so narrow a lino that with good plowing there is but little hoe work needed. There Is also u saving of hands and horses In planting. I should say they were worth one hundred dollars each, uud recommend every furuter to use them. 8. D. McLENDON. Lee county, Georgia, July Oth, 1853. IjP*“ 1 have boen overseeing for Mr. 8. D. McLen don the present year, and fully concur In his statements shove. DAVISSON WARREN. Messrs. RundallSr Mercer—Gentlemen: In reply to yours I will only say 1 have used three or your cotton seed drills, and consider them of great value, Irom th® fact that in the use uf them 1 saved from two to threo bushel* of seed lo each acre plauied, and at least one- third of iho labor of cultivation, not requiring one-half as much hoe work as the old way of planting—also, a considerable saving In tho labor of planting. I never expect to plant cotton without them if 1 can get them at any price. I have planted eight acres per day to each drill. They aro simple—easily managed, and there la no difficulty about getting a good stand. Very respectfully yours, W. F. HAMRICK. Lee couuty, Georgia, July 12th, 1855. Thomasvillk, Thomas countv, Ga. Col. J. II. lYatson—DkaR Sir : 1 can recommend your cotton Planters (drill) fn tho highest terms. 1 havo tried them on all in.v land except new ground, and I think they will do in that, they will do lu a mountain ous couutiy us woll as in a level. If 1 had not bought I would travel to your shop which is 75 mile*, nnd pay fifty dollars a piece for them. It saves one-thlrd of tho work;ono hand cuu plant ns much as two,nnd oue hand cun chon out three acres while one can chop out one acre niter u common plow. Yours respectfully, K. BRASWELL. T ills unparalleled Preparation I* receiving more tes- . limonlals of us wonderful efficacy In removing ' pain, than any olhor medicine over offered lo the pub- . lie. And these testimonial* come not alnnu front the j iguorunt, but from persons of every degree of intolll- ‘ genco uud every rank of life. Physicians of the first rc|ieciiblliiy,nn<l perfectly convertnnt wi h Iho nature of diseases and remedies, have recommended Ibis as one of Ihe most effectu"’ in their line of preparations for Iho extinction of I’aln. Thu Pain Killer Is used Internally nnd externally, according to the nature of the complaint. 11 has been found lo be tin excellent remedy for sudden Golds, L'ungli*. Ate., Fever nml Ague, Asthma and Hilhislc, Pain In tho Head, Kidney Complaint), Piles, Bhemnatlc L'omphiint*, Bruises and 8aros,8avero Burns, Canker, lilies and Ringworm*, Weak 8tomnch, und General Debility, Palmer’s Colic, Broken Breasts, Ate., Howci Complaint nml Dysentary, Cholera, Liver Com plaint, Dyspepsia, Toothuche. Ate., Ate. The genuine Perry Davis’Pain Killer Is now put up in panel bottle?, with Iho word* Davis’ Vege'nble rain Killer blown In Ihe gfoss ; nml with two steel engraved labels on each bottle—otic nil excellent likeness of Perry Davis, the migimil Invertor of tho medicine, the other n stool engraved Nolo of Hand—nous other cun bo re lied on asgenuino. Prlcoor bottles—12# cents, 25 cents, 50 cents, and ® I respectively. For relo by most of tho medicino dealers throughout iho known world. PERRY DAVIS At SON,Proprietors, 74 High street. Providence, It. 1. CHOLERA. A Certain Cure for this disease, may be found in the use of Perry Dads' Vegetable I’AIN KILLER. „ , , , Dubuqitk, May 5, 1855. Gentlemen:—i feel unde'' obligations to you for the benefit I have received from yourluvuluablePain Killer. Wo have had some cholera here on the Mlsslssppi thus early In the sensnn. A few days since l misled \ n ‘ laying out and burying nnn of our citizens who wus supposed lo havo died with tho dlsoaso. The next morning I wns taken with severe vomiting, accompanied with coldness of the oxireiuolles. Warm covering and hot applications failed to rcs'ore warmth. M«- wife’s family, who had used tho Pain Killer with auc 'es" dur ing the cholera season In buffalo In 1810, advised me to tnko it. J took two doses at Intervals of flftcon minutes; a fine perspiration ensued,and the next day, barring a little weakness, I wns well, and have been since. ll may have been an attack of Ague, bui whether Ague or Cholera, it answered my purpose. Since my recovery, I find that several of our citizens havo used the Pain Killer as a remedy for Cholera, nnd pronounced It good. I therefore take pleasure In re commending it lo n still more extended notire. Yours, truly, W. M. CU< 'ZIER, Attorney at Law. Perry Davis At 8o», Providence, R. I. This mnv certify, that I have used Perry Davis’ Vegc- able Pain Kl Her hi numerous cases, nnd' believe it to bo a very valuable medicino I have prescribed It ex. tenslvely in bowel complaint, (particularly for children,) and it is In my opinion, superior lo any preparation 1 hove over u»ed lor the relief of those diseases. P.8. When given to children, I havo always com bined It with the syrup of yum abrabic, say ten drops to a tea-spoonlul of the syrup, well mixed. Dose- More or less according lo the ago. »niters liavo mixed it with milk aud molasses, cquul parts. Fee directions. A. HUNTINGTON, M. I). The Pain Killer Issold by-John B Moore uud Co.Thos M Turner At Co and SD Brantley At Co. 8avnitnah ; Barret, Carter A> Co, and Clark. Wells At Dubose, An- gusto: E L Btroheckcr At Co, Macon. Also by Drugist* and Grocer* generally, aug 21—eod .'linos Saddlery Warehouse. Young's Building, Sign of the Golden Saddle. DProSlTK w. It. SIMMONS CLOTIIINO STOltK. W. H. MAY & CO. Ilnve on hand n good assortment of Saddles, Bridles and Harnesses, of which the following comprise a part 8pnuish Quiltid, Overlaid and 8hnflon Faddles, Plan tor’s large and extra lurge Saddles: Men’s plain do, English do.; Boy s’and Race do.; Ladles Saddles of a variety of patlurns; Bridles At Martcugules; Saddle Ungs Trunks Ate. 8AI)DLER’S MATERIALS.—Saddle Trees, Skirting and Hog ~ kins; Pad do.;Strnlnlng and Worsted Web; Thread and Sacks, assorted size?. HARNESSES.—Coach. Barouche, Buggy and Sulky Harnesses of all kinds, by thesingle set. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Hamucho, Buggy an 1 } Sulky Springs and Axles; Dash Frames; Hobbs an u Hows, by the single set; Fluted aud Brass Slump Joints; plain do ; patent Duslt leather, Top and Curtain do.: broad ami narrow l.aces, variety of paffiffifiir: Silk and Worsted Fringe: black nml purple ConOff, Roans; Bug gy Lamps, Plated nnd Brass Carriage Ifrbids; Brass nnd Plated Knobs, Ate. iuly23 eWAIM’S BANK-NOTE LIST ANJI DETECTOR, Published semi monthly, at Montgomery, Ala. At #2 OO l’er Annum, In Advance* T HE work Is printed on fine while papor nnd new ty tie, ami in nppuuranco will be second o uono lu tbo United Stales. A Southern Bank-Note List is ossontinl in every Bank, Counting House, and Public Office. Lot us unite fn ad vancing our common lulervsls.aud not permit Northern men nnd Northern Detectors to (luoiunt® our tnouoy mailers as they may wish, while wo nro qulotlv follow ing tliolr dictation. The work will bo carefully revised on tho day of pub lication, and nil important financial changes, as they occur, noticed. Every exertion will l>o made lo make it n correct aud reliable guide to the Banker aud filer chant. Ilotol Proprietors, Brokers, Auctioneers,Commission Merchants, und others desirous of having their names and business widely circulated, are Informed that a limited number of udvcrvlsements will be ItiBeried.— Special rales for advertising by tho year, or for shorter periods, tuny be known by apply Ing lo any of my Agents, or nt tho offico lu Atlanta, Gu. Specimen numbers will be sent, on application by letter, Ireo of charge. All communications intended for the Bank Note List and Detector, must lie addiesued to swan's Bank-Note List, Atlanta. Gn. SAMUlil. AVAN, Ja.4sa tiuasRiso*.Guuuial Agout. aop25—Jut Doi'oucrty county, Ga., July 14th, 1655. J. II. Watson—Sni : This is to certify that 1 have used Randall &. Mercer's cotton seed drill of your man ufacture, und um so well pleased with them lhat 1 would recommend all planters who have not tried them, to give ihem u fair trial. Whero tho drills aro used'Tbero Is u great deal of labor saved in cultivating a crop, ow ing lo its being so uniform In tho drill, the plowing can bo done uiin li better, and with greater despatch, con sequently the hoe work Is lighter, as good plowing supersedes tho necessity of u great deal of hard hoe work. jno. BARKSDALE. Tills is lo certify that I used one of Randall Ac Mer cer’s cotton teed drills last year In plaultng my crop,nnd wus well pleased. 1 have used five of them the present year, planting my entire crop, nnd am still better pleas ed. there Is a saving of between two -iiid three bushels ol seed to the ncre In planting, besides oue horse and one hand with these drills docathe w..rk of three hands and two horses. Then there is toe suvlng of one third of the hoe work, the cotton bcingin so straight und nar row a row. I consider them worth one hundred dollars _ . • WM. H.OWENS. Dougherty county,Ga., July 16ih, 1855. fi 6 Mxrckr:—In reply to yours of tho 5th instant, in reference to your cotton seed drill, I am happy to say t hut alter plaining n portion of my pro- •°ut crop iu the old way, I was enabled to obtain one of your drills, with which I finished. It is Hie desideratum aud long sought after. Alauy aud vuried have been tho attempts of Intelligent mlmls to attain what you havo accomplished, but with only partial success. This leaves nothing to be desired in a cotton drill. It deposits the seed uuilormly and con linuously in a straight and narrow llneasyou wish,saves uboui ono half the labor In planting, und about ono third ol the hoe work in cultivation. It isnliuust need, less to add that I sin delighted with y our drill. Yours respect fully, j. r. MERCER. Leo couuty, Ga., August 10th, 1855. Messrs. Randall Ac Mxrckr—Gentlemen : fused one of your cotton seed drills the past spring, aud I led lour fold paid for what It cost me. To give y our drill a fair trial, I planted every other row with tho drill, und tho intervening rows I planted as well ns ever cotton wns planted before your drill come into uso. The result was, that in the row planted with your drill I got a mote perfect stand, and I think tt grew off much better, be- * waltzed a great saving In the labor of working great saving In the labor of working ...v. nty cotton the two first times. I shall continue to use (beui us long os I plant cotton. Yours Acc. . _ JESSEE COCK. Leo county, Ga. Mks8rs..Raxdall Ac Mxrckr— Gentlemen: I havo used eight ol y our Cotton-seed Drills, manufactured by J M \vutson, on Col J Rond’s Fowltown plantation. I utn much pleased with them, having reullzed great saving of • ■-.ul tolifi. In «...! -, ■ n . seed, of labor in planting nnd chopping out, nml 7ho first siding could go over ut least one-third linuds at the first siding could go over at feast one-third more in » day, and do bolter work than iu cotton plant ed In the best way I could plant wait coulter and block. ■ have no hesitation In giving it as my opinion that In the uso of your drills there is a saving of one-thlrd ■ f tho labor of cultivating a cotton crop. Col Bond Is pleased with them and will continue their use. \ ours,respectfully, JAMES CHEEK. Fowltown, Ga., July Oth, 1855. This Is to certify- that I have used two of Randall Ac Mercer’s Cotton Flamers, and have no hesitation iu say ing that they will do. The saving of Inbor lu planting is an object, the saving of seed is un object, and the cot ton stands in such a narrow drill Hint it may almost bo kept clean without tho hoes. There Is nothing to equal them In ptantli g cotton. WM. B. REYNOLDS. Leu county,Gu., July 1st, 1855. Lxx County, Ga., August 23d, 1853. I Itnvo used Randall & Mercer’s Cotton-seed Diill, which 1 purchased of Col J 11 U'ulson, and think they nre the best machines now In uso. I am satisfied there Is a great saving In seed nnd a greater saving lu work. 1 r.m fully sutlslled Ihero is ono-third of the hoe work saved. Try them, and any reasonable mau will bo satis fied they are worth more than three Hines the price they nro soldier. PHILIP WEST. Having obtained from Mossra. Randall Ac Mercer tho exclusive right of supply Ing tho State of Georgia with these Drills, I am now prepared to supply a Uiteat .mis, having made arrangements for their mnuuiacture in Palmyra und Milh-dgevllle. My price is #15, cash, de livered nt either Pulinyra or Mllledgovllle. Money sent al my risk by- mail, if the requisitions ortho Post Offico Department uro complied with. Any further Informa tion desired esn be ohtninod by addressing me cither at Palmyra or Mllledgovllle, Georgia. oct 16—I»w5m J. H. WATSON. Executor’s Sale of Valuable LAND AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. I > Y authority of tho will ol William Zelglcr, Into of > Crawford couuty, deceased, will be sold on tho first Tuesday In November next, lu Knoxville, within tho legttl hours of sale, all the Lauds lying la shkIcounty be longing o the estate of said Zolgler, (consisting of tho Homo Place, Atkinson, Colbert, Simonton, Boon, Dug- ger, Hatcher aud Miller Lands.) Also,at Ihe Bibb Plantation,on thcTliursdnyaflor tho first Tuesday In Novouibor next, all the lauds lying In Bibb county belonging lo sald-csiuto. The Lands will be sold iu purcels vary lug from 150 to 16UU acres, to suit allclHssesof purchasers. Will he sold ulso al tho last mentioned tlmoand place, nil the Perishable Property- otisaid last meutiouo : Plans tntion, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Acc. Sale to continue irotn duy lo day nutil all ts sold. Terms on the day of sHc. JOHN W. DENT, Ex’r. Crawford Co., Ga., Sept. 5,1855. tV" Tho Augustu Constitutionalist. Southern Re corder, Milloduevlllo; Republican. Savannah; Intelli gencer uml Advocate, Atlanta; will copy aud forward their bill for putmout to JOHN W. DENT. r —-p 5 -|(Is| Knoxville, Ga. MEDICAL NOTICE, n. w. t. pauk, 'VUE BOTANIC, OR UKIOUIVI PHYSICIAN OF SAVANNAH, EGS to announce that he has removed his ro- rUlcucound Office from the cornorof Stats and Jefferson-slrcets, to the former roaldcnco and office of tho late Pr. lUchardsono, on llroughton-street, (be tween Montgomery and West Broad-etreeta. He lenders hlamosislnccro thanks to his loUow cllliens Ut the city and country, torthe very liberal employment of hit pro fessional services since his location In Savannah,and takes pleasure In announcing that his facilities for Bool ing Rio constantly Increasing demands upon him aro greatly Improved, having employed a competent person to attend especially to his office affairs. Ladles may consult hint either In his family parlor, hla consulting-room, adjoining his office, or In hi* office. HiscousuUiug-room has been funmhed ami Arranged with especial reference lo the convenience, comfort and taste of those visiting him profeojloually . Patients visited promptly and punctually. For terms und further particulars, see hla Medical Journal. 3mo—oct 1 I AIN 12 BLACK FROCK COATS.-Just received per J 1 steamer, a good assortment of Mcu’s extra line Black Frock Coats, end Pants,silk aud satin Vests, for aalo cheap, at tho clothing store. Gibbons Kanse.by oct 25 LO. b.NlCRULh.At LO