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a bait nab v 9 VOLUME LIII SAVANNAH, GA.. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8. 1855. NUMBER 268. THE republican is rvauttuKP IMilf' Tri-Weekly and Weekly, aLKX VNDER &l SNEED. 'CITY AMD UOI'NTV TKKMS ItKOUCKU.I paily Paper, in Ativatieo It not paid in Advance. • • Tn Weekly, in Advance It not Paid in Advance * Weekly, invariably in Advance Club I’rtco—10 Copies for |7* In no esse will an order for the paper ti'iulod to untca* ecotnpanled with money, or i f ctoiy reterenco. • *.\00 . 6,00 . 3,00 . 400 . 2.00 .15,00 B FVire Heduted. asaage to Now Yorl SKMI-WKKKLY. UNITED STATES WAH, LIKE, T HU new and splendld-slde-wheel steamships: KNOXVILLE, 1,5(H) tous,Capt.C. D. Ludlow. AUGUSTA, 1,5(10 “ Titos. Lvon, FLORIDA, 1,300 •• “ M. 8. Woonnt'LL, ALABAMA, |,»Hl “ •* G.K.Schbncb, Will Lave ftavauniili Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. These ships are among the largest on the coast, un- surpassed In rpeed, safely or comfort, making their P*»«..gto in flfty to sixty hours, and are cninmauded toy skillfull careful and polite oRIoera. Having elegant i.sie room acco<umodatluus, they offer a most desirable couve)anon to New York. Cabin Passage W0 Steerage do 8 Agents: i’ADEl.FORD, FAY fe CO, Savannah. SAM’L.L. MITOIIILL, 13 Broadway, June 2C, 1855. New York. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL |:. N. if!All. STEAM KKN. tub aiiiri toMratstxo this limb abb ATLANTIC, I BALTIC. Oapt. Wbit. Capt-Coasrocx. PACIFIC, J ADRIATIC, CapL NlB. 1 Capt. These ships having boon built by contraci,expressly for goverumont ser vice, every care has been taken In ___ their construction, as also In their en- fines, to ensure strength uud rpcod; and their accom modations for passengers are unequalled for elegance or comfort. Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, In Oral jabtn #130; In second cabin, $75; exclusive use of ex tra slxe state room, 8325. From Liverpool to New York, £.10 and £Al- An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship. No berths can be secured until paid for. PROPOSED DATES OF HAILING, frem A'rw York. from Liverpool. 1855. 1855. tVednes lay....Jan.24. .18551 Saturday.. ..Jan. 13. .1855 Wednesday....Feb.7.. 1855 Saturday ..Feb.27.. 1855 Weduesday.... Feb 21.. le.tt Saturday.... Fsh. 10.. 1855 1 Saturday... .Jan. 24.. 1855 For Freight or Passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, 50 Wall tweet, N. Y. BROWN, SIIIPLEV A CO., Liverpool. F* EPH EN, K BN N \ R D A CO,27 A ustin Frlart, London. L. o. WAIN WRIGHT a CO., Paris, or GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre. O'* I he owners of these ships will not be accounta ble f< r gold, si'Ver, bullion, specie. Jewelry, precious •tones, or me als, unless bills or lading are signed therefor, and the velue thereof expressed therein, Shippers please take notice, that tbs ships of this Line cannot carry any goods contraband of war. J«n9. mwfly ANDREW FEMALE COLLEGE, CUTHBERT, QA. ’ T il E entire scholastic year of this Institution, by a job t resolution of tho Faculty and Trustees, has been ’.brown In’o one terra, commencing on the h'irot Monday in September, und closing on i.'ommxnckmknt Day, I hursday alter the fourth Sunday lit June. fACt' LTV. AUGUSTUS ALDCN, A. M..President — Professorol English Literature and Ancient Languages. Rev. J. II. CALDWELL, A. M.—Professor of Mental ami Moral Philosophy. Rev. T. X. FORSTER, A. M.~Profossor of Mathe matic* and Natural Science. Mi-s ANN E. Al.DEN—Principal Primary Depart ment, and Instructress in Botany and Preuch. It. R. I.IGNOSKI—Principal of Music Department. Mrs L. E. GRANT and Mrs E. T. CALDWELL-Or namental Branches. this I iistltulion now presents to the public, ad van- ages wtiicli few possess. A largu and oleirantly con- it/ncted College edifice; uno of the largest Chapels in ’.ha State: nil necessary nut-buildings und enclosures; a bmrdlug department, fitted up in the tnosl neat and comfortable style, and under the superintendence of the teachers Cfient<eDc* ; with the whole domestic depart, mom under the careful direction of ladiesof experience, mlde I to al! the facilities for n thorough course of In- (true ion which any similar institution can offer. It will he seen by reference to our catalogue, that our rates of Board ami Tuition are less than can ho found else where. This (act, in those times of pecuniary pressure* Is worthy of the consideration of those having dangh ter* to educate. The Boarding Department will be under the direction ol President Aldctt and lady, and Professor Caldwell and lady. With spacious and comfortable dormitories, large and convenient closets, new and elegant furniture, good and experienced rervant*, anl table* rurnlshed Tlth the beat that the market affords; together with a vltolesome but parental diMlpllne,we hope to Increase the liberal patronage with which this Institution has hitherto beeu favored. F. X. FORSTER, Scc’y Faculty. Cuthhert, July 30. 1855. aug 7—jnul.’.’ifl ffiitjj UnafntBfl earns. MHROHANT, No. 164 liny street, Solicit, from hU friend* eonslgnmeiita of every de scription My personal attention will be given to the sale of Roa) Estate, llank stock, Ac. Kelbr to Illram Roberts, Esq., Pierson, Ilcldt A Co E F Wood A Co, Noble Lyon, Esq.* Savannah ; E II Harris, It.B.ThU-as A Co., Bates A Lucas, W. n. Bob bitt, Montgomery, Ala. mar 17 WJI. WAIIINil IIAHEIIHIIAin, * GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Corner ol Hay and Moniaomory-sts.,Savannah,lit. Hollclt* consignments, and Is prepared to receive Col ton and Merchandise generally, upon storage, jau l Nov.15,55. JAitll s S 5K IIUI S, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jones' wharf, foot of Abercorn-airoet, JnJIl SAVANNAH, GA. | y EAHLF.TON A PAIIMMN, General Commission merchants. 82 HAY STREET,SAVANNAH.GEORGIA. O. I. C4RLBT0N. C1UI. P ARSONS, dec 18 MINIS ft JOHNSTON, General Auction & Commission itlerrhnnts. Tender their services to thetr frleuds and the public J»n 3 c H j.c. Rust. j. h navis. w. h.lono. _ _ KI'NE, DAVIS A 1,0NU, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, J une 1 kavannali. Du. Jfortffln Dnafncna (Karas. Wctn=Yorlt aaberttsmunts . ■* El1 HIKN At JON EN, VVA YJMlJOKO, IIURKK’VOUNTY. GA. Practlcolaw In Klohmoud, Burke, Washington, Scrlveu and hinauuel. Til Ob. M. BBRniRN. dec It) M IEEE It A MAN II El, l„ ATTORN K YS AT LA IK. „ , Wnyucuboro*, Gn. Reference-Mcasra. A. J.At T. W. Miller, Augusta,Ga. oet 2 j y E. ii. V A IB A N INN, ArroltNEY AT LAW, ...... ... Fersyth.flaM Will nractlco In tho Hint and adjojnlng counties of the Jnn r Macon Circuit. tf tt’M. A. EDI*TON, A TTO RN E Y AT LAW, nov 3 tf. Monilccllo, Gea» WILLIAM E D W A ItDN. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, miennopy, Florida, will practice in the Courts of East and South Florida.; Roluronces—Tunno Plnknoy a Co., Charleston, 8. C.a Pierson, lleldt It Co., Savannah, Ga.; Cooper It Mother, Mlcatiopy, Fla. march 20 ly* SAilIIJEL \V. PEPPER, Succettsor to HENRY J. PEPPER & SON, WnichuM' Jewelry and Nil ver Ware, No, 175 Chrtnut at., oirpoaite the State House, l'lilludeljpliia. may 30 ly SAMUEL PALMER At SON, Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FILES, EDGE- T O O L S 4- c. WHOLESALE AND RBTAIt.. No. 184 Congress and 07 si. Julian streets, June 3 Savannah, Georgia. WILLIAM M. TUNNO, Factor & Commission Merchant, For Florida und Southern Georgia Produce, NORTH COMMERCIAL WHARF. CHARLESTON, S. C. AND 97 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. may? Onto WM. WRIGHT. GENERAL BROKER, FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, BAY LANE, SAVANNAH, OA. WILLIAM J. W1LUI1EU, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Warrenton, Goo., Will practice In the Northern Circuit of Georgia, and in the counties of Burke,Columbia, Jefferson and Wash ington, of the MltldleCIrcult. ly may 1) PATTEN. HUTTON & CO. 1 FACTORS. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS I 100 liny Street. Jy 14—tf Savannah, Ga. I II. A, CRANK, L. W . WELLS. RICHARD CURD. ClftANE, WELLS At CO., COTTON FAC TORS. AND Forwarding A Commission merchants* ]___ 1IAYNARDA ROWLAND. FACTORS v AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 17 2 Bay Street. 1 EPHRAIM BAtNARD_ J«IIN T. ROWLAND, JR Liberal advances ma <e on consfgumeuta of Cotton and produce. Jypj WAYNE, GRENVILLE ii. CO. FACTORS, Commission and Forwarding *11 E K C1EEVTS, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH* TII08. a. WAYNE, C. E. GRENVILLE, II. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE. J7—ll* Savannah. Chattanooga, WM. hVDLEII CoLTKB. JXti. fOVPHR PHASER. COI l'Ett A- I'KASEK, FACTORS GENERAL-COMMISSION MERCHANTS. BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. Jy 7—5m os WAV ER & CONST AN TINK Commission Merchants. AND DBA LERA IN GR.AI2XT, HAY, dJc. Julies 1 Uiillsllnir. Huy Mm*l, SAVANNAH, G A. F. WAVER. P. L. C()Nr*T ANTING, try s/r let attention will be given to Hoe-riving und Forwarding goods. -jo S'—tf W A U XII• K A UA VIN, ~ tSuecoeore to f'ubbrdge *V /Irnther.) WHOLESALE ANl) HXT At L Booksellers and Stationers, No. 159 CONGRESS S ."., South Hide Market square, SAVANNAH, Ga. WM. a. DAVIS FULTON HOUSE, ri.ANTA laiOKUIA, ATI __ BY A. E. REEVES. Atlanta. March 14. 1H55. If IWcKEE A BENNETT. CARRIAGE \M KAftNESS REPOSITORY, Corner of U’eNt Broad and Bay Streets, Savannah, Ua., Would call the attention of (lie citisens o .Georgia, South Carolina. Florida, Alabama and Tenuesse, to their largo hnd splendid stock of CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, fee., fee., embracing every variety and style now in use. Among our stock will be fottnu all ol Ihe most fashionable stj Its combining ELEGANCE WITH LIGHTNESS AND 8TRENGTH Built by snmo of the most relinble bui ders In Phila delphia, whose work has a reputation for Lightness, Durability and Neatness, unsurpassed by any other manufacturers lu the Union. There may also be found among our stock selections from the establishment ofJ. M.Qi-imby & Co , and other celebrated manufacturers In Newark, N.J., New York and New Haven, all of which are built expressly for us. and which we do nol esitule to warrant lu evet y particular. H. C. McKee has been for twenty-one years engaged In tho Carriage llu-lncss in Columbus, Geo..and w« feel cotitfdent that with our united experience and at tention we will bo able to keep on huiul a Slock Hint we thiuk will meet the approbation and wnuls of the public, and which foi variety and extent will excel that heretofore kept at this place. AU orders shall have strict and prompt attention. II. C. McKEE. Savannah, Aug .U, 1855. I. S. BENNETT. FVom 5’. M. Pcltengill d* Co.’s Advertising jtgenry, 11 Naeeau tt., Neto York, and No. 10 Staten , Rattan, P.feCo'aro Agents lor the most Influential unit lar gest circulating Commercial paoors both in tho Unttod States ami i ho Canadas. Brooklyn City STEAM ENGINE WORKS. 13 Wmcr-.truut, llrooklrn, N. York. D. F. BURDON &. CO., H AVING rocontly atted up the extenslvo oetabllsh- ntent at tho above named place, we are prepared to manuf iclitro all kinds of Steam Eugtnes, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Saw and Grist Mill*. Pumps and Gearing for working Mines, Shafting Pulteya, fee., and are pre pared to foriitsh castings of every description. We would call llm attonllon of Southern Planters particular ly to our Sugar Mills- Having purchased tho entlro stock of Patterns from the late flmi of G. II. Ilnrteon fe Co., N.Y., we can safely say that wo can turn out a Mill which for strength, durability and neatness, cannot be excelled by a tty establish men tin the Stales. A long experience in the business renders us competent toox- cculo any orders, and wo would advise* those In want of Machinery to give us n call. Engines from 4 to 40 horse power always on hand. .... „ b. P. I1URDON, II. N. CONKLIN, 8. B. CONKLIN. oct 22—3m P (ESTABLISHED IN 1780.," PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. WALTER, IIAKEB 4 CO. American, French, llomcepa thlc, and Vanilla CllOCt ILATE; preparod OOUOA; BRt )M A, CO. CO A PASTE; Cocoa Sticks, Solu ble, llomarpatblc and Dlotetlc Cocoa; Coooa Shells; Cracked Cocoa,Ac. These Manufactures to which first patmuMs Itavo been a- warded by the chief InsliluPons and Fairs of Die Union, are art Leaf, Flower fe Fruit excellent diet for children, Inva- of the Cocoa, with a lids, and peraous In health. They pod opened. allay nlber than Induce the uer- voua excitement attendant upon the use of tea or coffee, and are recommended hy Drs. Warren, Jackson, Hay ward, Ware, and Adaths,of Boston, and by eminent physicians elsewh ro, for sale by all the principal Grocers In Ute United Suites, and by their Agents. I). C. Murray, Now York; Grant fe Twells, Philadel phia ; Thomas V. Brundige, Baltimore; Kennett fe Dud toy, Gin. WALTER BAKER fe CO., sep 15—!lm Dorchester, Mass. DICRtfXO IRON PIPE WORKS, Morrit A Jaquou, 142 Ccntrcslrecl*, NEW YORK, M ANUFACTURERS and dealers In Wrought Iron, Plpos, Fitting**, Tools, and every description ol apparatus connected with Steam, Water and Gas, for heutlng nnd lighting sieHtiurs, Churches, Hotels, Pr|- vato Dwellings, Hospitals, Asylums, Villages, factories and Halls. Also Valves, Cocks, Pumps, Gauges, Boilers aud Boiler Flues made to order. Our Screw Cutting Maolines are entirely new, and our own patent warranted t> do doublo the worst °f ai 'y other invention. Orders solicited tram all tedious of the country, and promdlly attented to je 25, 55—ly Tfftto York Stfctomtsnncnta. From Skillin, Fincher, Owen 4- SchtlPe Advertielng House, 346 Rrondway, New Iork. . V O N V Mi , Importer A Nliinulacturer off Segars, no. 13 W lltTA K W U-STH KKT, Keeps on bauil a well selecietl stuck of Imported So- gars, also Manufactured Tobacco. Snuff, Piper, and nil other articles usually kept in hta tine of business, which he offers on the most reasonable term*. nov 3 OGLETIffOltPE MEDICAL CULLEUE* AT SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. T HE SESSION of LECTUEErt In the above institu tion will commence on the first day of November and terminate ou the first of March. The Clinique, at the College building, will be open ed to patient* on tho 2t)th of October, and be continued throughout the session. The Faculty Is constituted as follows : H. L. BYRD, M. D., (late oi Savannah Medical Col lege,) Professor of tho Principle and Practice of Physic. E. LaltoY ANTONY, M. D., (of Wayuesboro’, Ga.,) Pr lessor of Obstetrics and diseases of Women aud Children. , , WESLEY C. NORWOOD, M. D„ (of • okeabnry, 8. C.,) Professor of Materia .Medica and 51 odicalJurispru dence. J AMES 8. MOREL, M. D.» (of Bavannah, Oa.,) Pro- fes*or of Anatomy. JOHN DAVIS,M. Df (of Abbeville, 8.C^) Professor of Physiology. WILLIAM T. FEAY, M. D., (of Savannah, Ga.,) Pr..fe*v»r of Chemistry und Pharmacy. CHARLE8 GANAIIL, M. D., («l Savannah, Ga.,) P»*,lessor pro.turn, of the Principles and Practice or Purgery. iieinonstrator of Anatomy, R.J. NUNN, M.D., (of htvannah.) ... . _ Tim fees will be—• 100 dollars for the entire Course Ol Lectures; §10 Demonstrator’s fee; Graduation *30. V*iricttln Ion f5. ...... Arrangements have been made by which sttideuts tan l»e accoinmo<lated with good board at front B31-2 to It per week. For further Information nddress, H. L. BYRI), M.P., Dean, T *HB Hooka for Subscription to the Charleston and Savannah Railroad will be re opened the 15th De- I timber. 1854, and kept open uutll further notice, atlhe I foliowlug places, to wit: 1 COtlMISIOMXRS. Charleston.—L. T. Porter, (His Mills, Wm. C. Bee. Bsvsanah.—Msjor A. Porter, Dr. J. P. Screven, Col. I A R. Lawton. Adams’ Run.—HawkinsS. King, D.P. Wilkinson,J. | W. Fsbir. Edisio Island.—E. N. Puller, Jas. Hopkinson, Col. b. I M. Whaley. I Walterboro*—Col. 51. E.Carn, D. 8. Henderson, J. I W. Hurbndge. I Ashepoo.—Lawrence Wllsell.W. H. Lowndes, Jas. iM.Rhett. I ^altketchor.—Thomas McTeer, B. McBride Peeples, | Tlminas Allen. , Pocotallgo.—W. k. Hutson, J.U.Sanders, John Mir. I In. Whippy Swamp MusterGroand.—Burwell McBride, I Jot,n B. Frampton, R. A. Taylor. (iilllsonville.—P, W. Plckllug, Wm. Yeomans,Thad- d**u« Itiickuer. Hi-aufort.—Edmund Rhett. R. J. Johnson, J.D. Pope. , Grahamvllle.—Col. John Webb, Wilson Purribee, I William llowurd. Hlwfffon.—T. It. Coe, R. H. Kirk, Dr- P. Pritchard. It'ihertville.—B. F. Buckner, William J. Lawton, A I R. J'llmstoii. __ l’ury*burg.—W. W.- Hardee, J. P. Raymond, J. D. Jon***. I.uwionvlllo.—Col. A. J. Lawton, Pamuel Manner I Charles Jmidon. I Blue House.—Nathaniel B. Heyward, Burrell Baun | dec, Jonh Hill. By order ortho President and Board of Directors, d- c 13 C .F. IIANCKBL, Sec’y and Treaa’r. SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD. CIIANt.E OF SCHEDULE D. L. COHEN. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, T«ylo»-Slr«oc [rtva nooRs west of dravtos-btrkxt.] Is prepared to contract for all kinds of Building aud Repairing. Also—To conduct Water through tho various parts of Houses. 00113. H. fe J. LACIIL1SOM, 12 iik I ii r m si ii d NI I I I «v r I ff l» ts* IRON fr HR ASS FOUNDERS. Canal-Street-Near the Canal Lock. R. LACII 1.1S0N. J. LACIILISON, O; M1 LTE"MTJ- _ B~FBRGDSON, WIlEELWRUillTS fe 11LAUKS.T1ITHS No. 123 York-Strecty SAVANNAH, (GA,) Carriages, Wagons, Carts and Drays manufactured Blacksmithing,Including Iron Railing and Grates for Building*, fee., done at the shortes notice. ang 28. M. It.CHURCH. E. 1. MOSRS. CIIUUU1I& MOSES, Factors und Commission Merchants, Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia. Rsfbrxncb*—Messrs. Hall, Moses fe Co., and Col. John Banks, Columbus, Ga.; Messrs. Hall, Moses fe Roberts, Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. A. J.Brady, Atlanta, Georgia. >pr29 U. A. IIOI.COHIHU. A. M.. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH TEACHER, Guttoti Strut?!. aug 27 cod t Jan 1 PAPER HANGINGS AND IlOIIDUItK. Just received a fine assortment of Paper Hangings and Borders, mid for sale at moderate prices at JOHN OLIVER’S Paint and Oil store. 121 Itrongliton St. Rooms papered with dispatch. HOUSE, SIGN &.THIP PAINTING, GILDING, GLA'/.ING AND GRAINING. Dealer In Paints, Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Pointers’ Tools, While Wash Brushes, etc. aug 28 c SCOTT’S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL- PATENTED MAY Ititli 1854. T HE attention of Plunter*,Farmers Hnd Stock feeders J» gneeraJ, I» r rpi-ciliilly caJJul lo this Mill a.* tlm most Important article <>l tho kind now In use, not only well adapted for uOndlng cob meal for stock, but grts? or flue hominy for the table, and especially bread meal from corn not fully ripe or dry tn the fall. In setting this Mill, no mechanic or frame work is wanted, oulv wanting to bo fastened to a floor or plat form. Easily adjusted aud used by any person, even a child. Tho LITTLE GIANTIias received the first premiums at the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, nnd other states, and that is the most compli mentary manner, a.* well a- the most ready commumiu- llon front the thousand.* witnessing its performance. These mills are guaranteed in tho most positive inan- lior against delects or breakage, and No. 3 warranted to grind 15 hu-liels of feed per hour, with one horse, nnd offt-ied at the low price of 8U'i. al complete, ready for attaching the team.—No. 4 a* $75, grinds 21) bushels per linur,wilh two horses. Manufactured by SCOTT fe MOI.’KBEE. Augusta, Ga. Arrtsold by'?. H. Caupfckco, Agenl for tho Mattufac turi-rs, 171 Buy sireo^.'uvaiiiiali, where the Mnchine may be seen. may I TO IIIVE PLANT RUN. T IIF. subscribers me desirous ol calling the attention of those Interested in tie Hulling of Rice, to their newly Invented Machine, which surpasses nil others now In use. The advantage of these Machines consist In It* simplicity, durability, and the Brest amount of work which It will perform without the least injury to the grain. The machines arc portable, and well adapt ed to Hand or Steam Power, can be transported reudv for use. These Machines car. bo made to hull from 20 to 500 bushels per day—varying according to size. All necessary Information will bn given by addressing Ibe Inventors,at their Manufactory, No 111 Cliff street ,New York City. ROBERT t JOHN E. ANDERSON, sept 20—lm P LESTERS IRON WORKS, FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF WOODSWORTH’S PLANING MACHINES ANDSTEAlfI KNUINEN, 57 Pearl-at, Brooklyn. N- Y, opposite Now York city. '■pH K subscriber having been eugaged for the last 13 L years in the almost exclusive manufacture of this luost Important Invention, VVoodsworth’s Planing, ’iroovlng und Tonglug Machino, has recently completed he large addition to his already extensive Iron Works, ill executo with dispatch all orders lu (he above line < an unlimited extent. Tho universally acknowledged t tperlr.rlty of VVoodsworth’s Plaining Machines, maim- clcrod by him, over ail others, requires no reiteration. Iiithemnntifnclureof STEAM ENGINES, wo claim superiority for power and speed, beauty of construc- nn and flnlsli; and also guarantee the Engines to trims- 1 .It UK) per cent more power for the same money titan * an be furnished by any other manufacturer, and more linn Hit) per cent, saving In wear and lour, as well as a ■ irge saving in the consumption of fuel. Htftrencce to Parties having the Steam Engine now in use. Pardeo fe 5torgau, N. Haven, Ct.; S, W. Slocum, Brooklyn. N. Y., Timothy Dabal, Astoriu, L. I; Lyons fe Curtiss, Bridgeport, Cl; Ntamford Manufacturing Co., Stamford, CL; John C. >anlord. New Haven, Ct.; Rollln Sanford, New York City; Cltus F. Looney, Austrian Con sul General. Reference* to Parties having the Wordsworth Planing Machine now in use. G. B.Bloat. Kensington, Philadelphia. Pa.; Kidder fe Murlln, Wilmington, N. C.; A. L. Clapp, fe Co.. Mont gomery, Ala.; G. A. Sanford, NewOrfeatts. La.; Hinkle, Guile fe Co.. Cicinnaitl, Ohio; Kaulotn, Cobh fe Co., Cleveland,Ohio; Fossfe Brothers,Chicago, Ills.; J.H. Smith, Milwaukle, Wis.; P. B. fe L. L. Eaton, Buffalo, N. Y.; Forward fe Smith, Oswego, N. Y., Joint Huarr, Toronto, C. W. Oid-rs and proposals received by mall or othorwise, from all parts of the Uo I ted States, Canada, South A- mt-rica, and Europe, will be promptly attended to by Agents who are traveling lu all sections of the country. Letters by mull, addiess JOHN II. LE3TBH, ocl43m 57 Pearl81. Brooklyn,N. Y. CHEAP HAS EIGHT. T HE BENZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY nre pre pared lo furnish I’ortaolo Gas Machines, suit able for Manufactories, Stores.DwelllngHouses, Steamboats, Railroad Station*, fee. These Machines are warranted lo give satisfaction. They are manufactured under S. TMcDougall’s Patent, ami are the only ones that will operate well in cold weather. Tho Light produced Is one half cheaper than Coal Gas, and less than the com monest Tallow Caudles. They are ouslly managed and free front danger, and the prices 25 per cent, less than any other Machines made. The Company offer for sale State and County Rights for all the Suites. AU order* ehould be addressed to S. T. MoDOUG ALL, Agont for tho Company, oct23— tim S 321 Broadway, Now York. ?IRST PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES, STEIN WAY A: SONS’, IANO-FORTR MANUFACTORY, 88 Walker St. KAK BROADWAY. »KW YORK, RESPECTFULLY call the attention of |the public to thetr splendid assortment of ■ . Jseint-grand and rquare PI ANUS, which, .. ..ilutneof tone, ulustkity of touch, beauty of finish, n l everything that renders a Plano period, nre nnsur- p. -eed. A* a proof of the superiority of their inslrit n tits, they beg leave to state, that ul the great Met ro ll Kan Fair held at Washington, the lint premiums in b- h classes, semi-grand and two-stringed, wero unanl- m usly awarded lo them, although they were In compe- tn*. ui with the most '.kttnguLhcd manufacturers from IL uou. New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Pur- ch. tersaiid dealers will Had ll lo tholr advantage lo ca and examine tor themselves. S oct 23—if iffpfc SILVER’S PLASTIC PAINTS: CilKAP, MJJIABLK, ADD 1‘HOTSCTIVIi, WEATHER AND FIRE PROOF. T ills PAINT wlllstand any climate, wlthoulcrnckor blister and hardens byexpo*ure, thus making in time an onamol of alone, protecting Wood from decay, andiron and othermetalsfrom rus land corrosion. This Paint dlffbrsfrom the so-called 5llneral Paints ol tbeday, which are principally Ochres and Uiayecolorod, and areoutlrely worthless. Sllvor’sPlastic Paints aro purely Motallic,containing no AlumlnorCIty. • They are levlgatodfluoly,mix readily with Linseed OU, (without tho trouble of grinding.) and flow under the brush aslreely as tho best White Load. Those Palnlsoxco) nJ) others J» body or coveringpro (forties,one pound of which wlllcoveras much surface. BBt wo pounds of White Load. There are four natural colors, vis: Black or Slate Brown,Olivo nnd Chocolate. Directions: This PainlflowsroRdUyundorthcbrush and its covering property is Increased by uslug It mixed as thickly ra possible with puro Linseed Oil; as the Paint Is tho tasting or protecting body aud IheOllsimply the medium or agent In spreading It. We annex copies of two letters, one from tho Presi dent of the Philadelphia and Reading RailroadCo., the other from a gontlemnn, a well knowureatdeni ol Au gusta, Georgia. • Office of the Phiia. and Read mg Railroad C#., i Putt*ADBI.FV JA, 51 AY 3,1853. I J.S. Silvxr, Esq—Dear Sir; VVeh&ve used your “Plastic Points” (or more than a year, and for Painting Bridges, depots, fee., fee., wehave found itquiteequalto any paint we have used. In fact, we now give Ita prefer onceover all others we bavetrled for such purposes. Yours,iespectfully, (Signed) JOHN TUCKER,President. AUet!HTA,OA.,Stl*TBMBIR 29,1852, ) Steam Planing Mills, j Dear SirYou ask mefor my opinion of “Silver’s Mlueral Paints,” which you have put on my 5lachine Shopund Planing Mill. I giveyou with pleasure my full and heartyrecommendatfonof Hast prevent!veofflre communicaUngfromchimneysjorfromadJoiulng build ings. The Paint which you puton my roofs, has now become ashardassaATK,and 1 feel as socurcfromflre, lu thlsdlrectlon,aH Is possible. A few weeksaflerthe roofshad been painted, I made anexperimenton two or thrcesbluglesby plactngthoiutn thefurnaceunder the boilors;iho result was, thattheportlon uncovered was entlrelyconsumed,whllothepuintod partwasapparent- ly sound, thoughuponexaminatlonthe wood wasfound to beoharred ;the paint, howover, was firm and but little blistered. I conaiderthls as sovoro atostasyour Palntcan beputto,and under the clrcumstancesl do nothesltate to commend It ns an invaluablepreventlve against fl.o. Respectfully,fee. (Signed) A 51BR08E SPENCER, FRENCH fe RICHARDS, N. W. Corner of 10(3 and Market etreete, Phiia,, Pa. GENERAL VVIK)LE8ALE AGENT 8. Forsale in Savannah, Wholesale and Retail,by JAMES II.CARTER fe CO, No.17(1 Broughton*! reel. July 20 IfSoIpiy LOCAL EVIUEKCi: OF THE VALUE and Fire-Proof Qualltiea of WILDER’S SALAMANDER SAFES, as manufactured by STARNS & MARVIN, NEW YOIP.K. IN THE Are of tho 3d Inst., which consumed the brick building, occu pied by Mr. John T. Thomas, opposite the Gas Works in this city, was a Safo of the above description, containing the hooks, papers and money of Air. Thomas and although tho build ing was destroyed, tho said Safo sustained no injury whatever from the Intense heat to which It had beeu exposed. Un mSmSSSSW opening the Sale, the rontents were found u mliaturbeu, and in the same order •ml cond Itlon as when placed there, except a slight Jlscoloratlon to the projecting ends of a few papers, and the backs of one or twool the books, caused by ihe steam generated In tho Safe, while at Its greatest oeat. The Safe and contents, as it came from the ruins, may ftlll be seen, In the possession ol Mr- Thoinas, at the Gas Works. A large assortment ol theso celebrated Sales always on band* and for sale by C. H. CAMPFIELD, Agent lor Manufacturers, July 26, 1855. 171 Day st., Savannah, Ga. I lake pleasure In corroborating tho loregoing state- stem, aud in addition would add that tho books are uow In use. J.T. TIIU51AS, VVood Yard,Ferry Wharf. July 26.1855.oct 24 ft’. A. VUUDE iV CO., puhwituhb Manufactory and Warc-Uoouis. 598 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Between tho Metropolitan ana Smithsonian Hotels. I :FURNITURE of every vurioty,of the best quality, i at moderate prices. Wo have tho largest ostab llshmetit, and best assortment of really good atnl sub stanitul Furniture to he found in this city or country, to which we Invito the particular uUuntion of purchasers aug 6—3mos P MASONIC—I• «. 45. V—!». off T.-O. U. A. R egalia, JEWELS AND COSTUMES.manufac tured and kopt ou Imud, at the Uld Establishment of E. COMB, 244 Grand street, East of Bowery, Now York. Orders from the country promptly attended to. jo 18—ly P Combs, Fans and Fancy Goods. WILLI AM! TANKER, PARK PLAGE, Now York, Invites tho attention |lf of Southern and Western Merchants, to his new stock **r Fans,Gotnbs, Hair, Tooth nnd Nail Brushes, Ladies’Reticules, Peifumory, Soaps, Porte Mommies, Jet and Bead Bracelets, I'ccket Books, Dross Buttons, Pius and Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax, Coral aud Glass Beads, Necklaces, fen. India Rubber Combs, Canes, Balls nnd Toy* of every descrip, lion. Scissors, ltazoro and Cutlery, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Accordeons nnd Violins, including n generui and very largt stock of English. French and German. Fancy Goods, which will be sold at the vory lowest pri ce*, lor *:aith or Approve*! Fipw. no- Ortlar* by letter ■olortetl anti bat up in the b«M manner. _ WILLI ANT TaSKBIJ, may 1—ly " lu Park Place. New York. THE RENT HAIR DYE. D R. O. M. BALLARD’S (new article) received 'u bichest premium at the World’s Fair and Ameri can Institute, wh in It was examined by the distinguish ed chemists Dr. Little and Prof, obu Turrey,aud pronounced the Best. For sale by tho Principal Druggists In this city—prico $1. Principal office and store 4!M and 5«» Hmudwny. New-York. Mar 15,’5fl -P mar It) CHE EVER dc CO„ FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MEnCHAJVTS, SAVANNAH* OA* Wm. W. Cukkvuk, John R. Sims, Gko. H. Chxkvkr. WILLIAM LYNN, JAS. J. SNIDRR, O. F. SNIDER LYNN A SNIDER, FACTORS, FORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, UAY-ST., SAVANNAH, GA., 1 sept 7 Corner llrongiitoii and Juffurnou*Ntit. ur STAIRS. W11. LI AM «, FOOTE I S Now reco viiig a general ass ,rtmeat of Foreign ana Domestic Dry Good*, which be offors to the trade on accommodating term* A. Me ALP IN &. BRO’S. Lumber Alill aud Brick Yards, H| ,<] aWANMAII. (JA. f. J JUNF.K, COMMISSION MEKCHANT, JONES’ BUILDING, Nuvitiinnli. On. CHANGE OP HOHEDULK-TWO PASSENGER TU >IN8 DAILY TO COLUMBUS. O N and after Monday, August 27, pnssengnraud mail trains will leave Macon for Columbus and Monl- I tomnry, dally at 3,10 A. 51., and 3.15 |\ M,, arriving «t I !.'■'.tuinbus at 7.15 A. M. and 1U.30P. 51. Leave Colum- 1 bu» for Macon dally at 4.15 A. M. and 2,3h I*. M., I riving at Macon at in.45 A. 51. anil 8.5h I*. 31. j I’H-sengera for Amerlnus will take the morning train | at 2.H) A. M. from Macon, arriving at Ann ricu* at tin A. M. Leave Americas at 0.40 A. M., and arrive I kt Macon at 10.45 A. 51. I Connecting at Macon each way with Central Railroad I Train* to Savannah, Augusta. Mllledgovillo ami Eaton- aud with Macon and Western Railroad Trains to - Jin Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Knoxville,and I Mash vllle. 1 Connecting drily at Columbus, with Girard aud 5fo- | tit In llsllroad. 'fonimcting dally at Amerlctts with n four-horse post ^R'-h Line toTsIlHliSBM'o, Albany. Thomasvllls, fee., ‘w. trl-weekly Hack Line to Lumpkin. P)*.*-ngurs for points «»n this Road “bolow Fort Val- I should takeilie I o’clock eveulng train from Hav- I on at,, aud 3 o’clock evening train from Augusta, to I {’"td •letenllon at Macon; for other points oil South [ ''((ten. or Muscogee Itai(roads, passengers wifi fiavo I ‘Metentlou by either trains. I uJ'pi class Steamships lesve Savannah for New York I ” | -<h>e*days and Saturdays, and for Philadelphia on I WMiiuvIsys. Passage, In theCabln, $*0; Sloe rage, $8. I r *?sffom Montgomery to Savannah, $13 Oh B''* Columbus to do 0 00 oo. Americas to do 8 80 GKO. W. AUAMH.Superintendent. Macon,August 2d, 1855^ [If] a tig II f’AlU'ETINlJ, it UGH,' l)RUt7(7KT.—We have opened it. 1 ''“>* *' d are now prepsrod lo show as goo*I an ortiiiem ol the above gnoils us are lo be m en In tho Hi- _ sep21 AIKIN * BURNS. l S l,, . , "T' "F riJKPKNTIVK -2.» l.bli in store and for «!« b; ■tt-14 HIJN ^ i by NTER pis t nrp* ii fe GAMMELL* SAMUEL PALMER & SON, OIBUON’h Bt'lLDlNOS, Noe. 148 Congress, and 07 St. Julien streett, R ESPECTFULLY Inform the trade Rial citizens gen erally that they have in storo a good assortment of tmerlcan aud Foreign Hardware, and being In direct nmmunicHtlon with manufacturers both In this country tnd lu Europe, are constantly receiving additions to Jielr stock, comprising Planters’ Housekeepers’ and lullders’ goods ol the most approved slylesand palteros, jiioik which titHy be enumeraletl Isicks,Hinges, Bolls, ■ml Shutter Fa» cningH of all kinds, Sheet Zinc, Sheet tapper, Sheet and bar Lead, Chain Pumps, Brass Yarns, Britannia Ware, Hollow Ware, Percussion Cans, 5>mb«, Brush*-*, ami a goneral variety of Fancy Goods, .'otton Lilies, Fish Hooks,Needles. Knitting Pin*, Heine 'wine, Crosscut, Hand, IVnou, Emuiing, aud Mill Saws, Ilialn*. Hand and Hinifou Hammers, Anvils, Vices, Crow Pintos, Stocks slid Dies, Smith’s Bellows,Cooper’s Viols. PLOWS, CORN HllELLERS. HAY CUTTERS, loes, Axes, Andirons, Hliovels, Hpsdes, Guns, Hay and fanuro Forks, Sad lions. Writing paper, Porte Mon- •ales, Spirit 1/Ovels.Cut and Wrought Nalls and Spikes, 'lanes ol all kinds, Selves,! 'offco Mills Cotton and Wool ?ards.Curry Coiulw, aud In fact every article adapted lo helrado. City and country orders wlllrecolve prompt attention, Ud all goods for shipments carefully packed. may 8 fJE~NEHAL NOTICE. G. M.ORIFKEN has re o|M*ned his storo, and Is ready for all customers’ calls In Ills line. I have In employ a superior workman at watches, — and also a first rain Manufacturing ami Jobbing ewe|ler,and all work In that line will be received and done according to order, and with dispatch. Calls solicited Irom all I'rnmns and customers In wnnt ol snides In my line of business. nov Hl_ |" v HIT hi* AND AI.E.-75 casks, each 8 tfo/.cit pints 1 Jllbberl’s Potter,and Mcn*ks,each h doxen pints, lllliborl s superior I’ale Ale, miiiitilsciiired expressly (or this market. Just received and lot side b.» aug21 PADELFORD, FAY feCO. FIRE INNI7RANCE. Statement of the ‘*Norwich Fire Insurance Comp of Norwich, Connecticut, on the 6th day of June,any. Capital Mock '. * $I5R0» Surplus 5,320 tM) ' 1 (M) $155,32 ASSKT8 OF THE COMPANY. 1 00 •21 Shares Bank Stock In various Ranks... .830,099 00 • 3 “ lncoiporatod Uompanlesc'.herthun Banks 276 00 Note* on demand, secured by Morlgaces on Real Estate, Bonds, Bank Stock and other good personal security 121,800 00 ash In hands of Agents 2,ooo on “ in Bank 1,156 on $155,321 00 LlABIMTttH. I-osses adjusted,unadjusted or claims forloases—none. Liabilities to any Bank, Corporation or Individual— . one. Total amount at risk (about)— 3,40" 100. The amount at hazard on tiny risk, (a Ith vory fow ex- • • options,) not over 5,000. A. BREWS'/ President. E. Lbarnkd, Jr., Secretary. Norwich, Conn., June Ulli, I8P5. Personally appeared before the umlersia.i xl. Mayor of : le olty of Norwich, In said SLtle, A Brewste% President, ; ud B. Learned, Jr., Secretary of the “Norwich Fire isurance CompHii),” aud made solemn oatlt to tho *u(h of the above statement, signed by them, f also, . ertlfy that I havo examined Ihe report of said tfompn- y. and And the above to lie a correct statement of tho .tme and that the notes nnd loans on which a part o| • tld capital is invested aro in my opinion good aud woll . scured. In testimony whorcof, I linvc herein set my hand nnd sused the sea) of the city to to affixed, this 9th day of . 'une, 1855. [L.S.] WILLIAM L. BREWER, Mayor of tl.t i Ity of Norwich. The undersigned Is agent for the at jve ofllco, nnd is ?ady lo tuke risks on ul I description i of property in te city. JNO. 1NGEKSOLL. JylH YING AND RENOVATING ESTABLISHMENT ? 3 York-Sl., near Hie Court lloiibc, SAVANNAH, GA. 7 3 JLX KHTABMSHKtl IN 1832. fy 73 1 311L subscriber, gratolul to his patrons und friends for their continued favors, would slate that, lit ad- •tlon to the Improvements lu hying acquired by him iring his last visit to England and Scotland, has made TangcmenlB lor extending his busiuesH, by which ho is >w enabled to D’ye a greater variety of Colors on Silk ul Woolen Dresaes, Shawls, fee., which he trusts will morally please all who may favor him with their , itronage. Gentlemen’s Garments I)ycd, Cleaned nr Renovated, . t may be required, In the same superior style which ts generally so much pleased his patrons and frlonds. Ladles’ Bonnets Dyed, Bleachod and Pressed In the • out fashionable styles. (trdors from the country puuc- . tally attended to. Terms moderate. When parcels •a sent by steamboat or railroad, word should bo sent ■in by letter through the Post < )fllce,so that he may know , here lo call lor ilium. Jan 13 o ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. O SEA ISLAND COTTON I’l/ANTEHN nilK UNDERSIGNED having been unpointed agent* \ (or the sale of the celebrated McArtliy H|’,A 18- . ANI) COTTON GIN, the cotton from which is readily . Id, and which tisuully brings three to five cents per I iuiuI moro than from any other Gin yet Invented, are • iw prepured to supply Planters uud those wanting, Ith these of superior workmanship at one hundred i ul iweuly-flvo dollars each. Extra rollars $11. Extract from a letter from a Florida planter; "The AfcArthy Gin is (iiflnBelv ahead of every othor • in yet maniilaclurml. I would not bo without one for < aide the amount; It saves trouble, Is simple, aud turns ■ -it lieuuttfiil cotton. The staple Is not Injured, utul the e,)pn procusHso imicli dcNlrcd by the English buyers Ii t Mainly obtained.” aug 21 —tf BOSTON fe VILLALONGA. vTEGRO CAPS, SCOTCH SfVLKS-IH do*. hci)Wlt N Cans aud Bouuets. received and for sale by net22* ROKENBAUG1I fe LADSON. SAFEN. ijt CNTTENET fe CO., Importers of French and other Jr • Furopenn Goods, No. 48 Broad street, ap 30 ’55 JTIOOKC A T.iYJLOK’S P ASTILLES DE PARIS. T HESE PASTILLES nre an Invaluable remedy for the cure ol Coughs, Colds aud Bronchitis, as by their action ou the throat aud lungs, they remove all hoarse ness in n few hours and wonderfully Increase the pow er and flexibility of the voice.—Hence they aro ol great service to and highly recommended by Clergymen, Auctioneers, Public Speakers, and all (hose wnose call ing requires such frequent use of the vocal organs. N. II.—Ask for‘-Moore fe Taylor’s Pastilles De Paris,” and observe that each box bears their written signature. For sale by VV. W. Lincoln, J. II. Carter fe Co., J. H. Moore fe Co., and the principal Druggists nnd Apothe caries throughout the (fulled Stales and Canada, and at wholesale by klOORE fe TAYLOR, Importers, sep 20—3m P 81 Maiden Lane, New York. XV. JACKSON Ac SOnT GRATE A1VD FENDER MAKERS, 246 Front St. and 930 Broadway, Noxv York. ang 1—ly P Patent Elastic Skirts. DATES FRANCE. No. 1 Barcluy-Btreot, New York. C AUTION.—Not.e Hre genuine except they bear tho stamp of the patent. All mnnufuclurers und sutlers Infringing will be prosecuted according to law. mur 19 Mur 18,’56—P ANDREWS A JESII1’, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery, Steam Kugincs und Boilers, dlaelliuiet.’ Tools, Belting, &c. IMPORTERS & DEAf.ERt) IN MANUFACTURERS’ ARTICLES. No. 07 Pint) St., Nc_\v York. N. B.—Agents for tho *W<fodrufffe Beach Iron Works’ Steam Engines aud Boilers. Excluslvo Agency in Now York for‘Lowell Machine Shop, Machinists’ Tools. P oct 2—ly For the 1,000,000. Tl!? U. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY. [Capital 105,000.; > o. 398 Broadwuy, cor. W alker street New York. dE prepared to execute all orders for MANTLF.S, \ T \ULETOPS,COLUMNS,PEDESTALS. PILA8- TEll «, SLABS, fee.. In linilaltou of H enna, llrocatel, Pyrl iees, Neapolitan,and ull fancy Marbles, equal In sire 1 ,'th, beauty nnd durability to real marble, and in som. respects superior thereto, and at les* thun half tho cost Unlike muibleited iron, wood or slate, It is whol ly fr i front all objection* which nr** urged u/ainst mere surf i! wo:k, where paint, copal varnUti, fee, form lit tern nary potishwnd beauty of tho article. Mantel.-* trum 8 to’S4t). Orders from Builders, Cabinet Makers and hers solicited,and sa isf ctlr.ii guaranteed. Agents for t s principal cities treat, d with. PETKU RENNIE, Pres’t. Lovkl G. Mickles, V. Pres’t. Jr., eph Lamb, See. _s oct>4—ly TJILTON & RiTARLAAD, 3i Muiilcn Lnnc, New York, \NUFACTURKH8 of Ihe*WORLD-RENOWNED SALAMANDER SAFES, RANK FA ULTS, A c. Haltimoro Depot, 145 Prull street. * 5—ly lloslon Depot, 14 Howard street. SHOW CASE8. 114)1- F.7I ANN fe FLUSH, KUFACTURERS, 57 Uowcry, NEW I ORK, AVE the lurgest and cliuupest stock of 8110W CASES ever offered in this city, made in every i; silver-plated, llru*s, Rosewood, Satinwood, fee. ers promptly flllcd, and goods carefully packed nnd iped to any part of the United States and Canada. q> 4—3in m: STi : 1 -1 IV* i \\ i i 1 E. S. DONNELL, ; eneral Commission Merchant, NO. 146 PEARL STREET, (Fourth door from Wall street,) sep 4—6m New York. Savannah Bru Bock TO SHIP OWNERS, MASTERS AND CONSIGNEES OF VESSELS T HE subscriber respectfully inform* them that tho SAVANNAH DRY DOCK I* now In sttccesslul operation,uud ll Is calculated to take In ships of uuy class tram IliOto l-<00 tone burthen. II Is 231) feel Jong and 63 leet wide, and complete In every particular. A large gang of workmen is employed and a large supply of muteriiiD I* ou hand, so that vessels can be repaired with as much dispatch as in any other port. Pump and Block Making aud Smith’s work done on the premises and every effort made to ensure economy and fidelity to those who may favor the Dock with their business. I). P. I.ANDbRSlIlNh, Agent and superintendent, fob24 Late or Marsh’* Dock, Charlemon. cuuiti *.ivii«b«ii* iuoiv AND WIRE RAILING, (SECURL'D iiV LETTSKS 1’ATEN'l'.) For Public Grounds, Cemeteries, inmJNiuuYTpi*-^ n , nl Hulcotiles, &c. This new urtlcle of our inautiracturu particularly commends Itself to tavoruhle notice. Iron Bedsteads, with patent Wire Suckluis; a vurlely of Folding Don Bedsteuds, Wrought Iron Farm leuce, Wire-Netting, suitable lor sheep, poul- try, garden or cemetery-fence, Wire Trellises uud Stun- mer-ll uses, with every vuriety of " ire Work for gar dens, fee.; Sieves, Pandora, llruss, topper and Iron Wove Wire Cloth, fee. Circulars of designs furnished by the manufacturers. », «. , . II. WAI.KISK k SON/, No, OT M.rk«t-« jy go—3m*»* N. E. cor, of 0th St. I’hlla^ Pa. Fall anil Winter Clothing. 1*1 FRN4IN, HEH , ’ r * ^«** A RE receiving weekly, per Meantone of the lar. gust and bust selected stock* oTUlothlng over offer ed In this market, which they offer on accommodating torniH nl wholesale aud retail. They nlso have In store a good assortment of GEN TLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS. Merchants visiting tho city 'do woll to call and examine our stock. P. S. Ordure from tho country promptly attended to uug3l B lack OfilJ UASIMEHBPANTS.—Wo have Just opuned a vory pretty lot of Black Casslmoro Pantn looua lor Gunliemcn, and Invito nil in waut to give us n call. They aro cut and rondo In tho latest fashion, ami can sell thorn cheap, at tho CloUiliig-sioro iilbboii’s Rango. nov l GEO. 8. NICHOLS fe CO. S HAWLS.—Recelvod per late arrivals a hnmJsomu ass.irtmeiil of Shawls, comprising many of Ihe latest s'yles; Rich llord. Stolln Shuwls, all aliadcs; Empire buu Bay State do; Colored and Black Long W ool Shawls; Black and VVlilto Crepo do;Colored Cashmere Heath; do Crape do, by HENRY I.ATIIUOP fe CO._ / * imu N D sPIlFH.—A lull assortment of Ground l I Spices irom the Hudson 31 III*, New York, Instore, ‘"££T'° U V “ k “ r ‘“"j‘<S5s INGEBSOLL. IMPORTANT To IIOl’SEKELPEIUi AND DEALERS. THE HOPE .MILLS, \ Ft'LTOH SRXXT. AND 71 IlKRKMAN ST., NxW YORK, Principal Office lt)3 Front Street, New York. jetory, Nos. 36, 37, nnd 38 Hudson street, Jersey City. 1 M1E PROPRIETOR?* of tills long and well known COFFEE ANI) SPICE ESTABLISHMENT, ■nlimte to prepare the best fiiarmacxutic al row- krs in use, for raising Bread, Biscuit, Tea and other ukes, fee. They also prepare 3!u*iard, cocoa, und ittiiy other articles of daily use In every luridly, widen toy uffer upon the most reasonable terms. Catalogue eni to uealera who request them. U. II. fe J. O. ISHAM. N. IL—Consumers advised to inquire for Hope 51111s nicies. aug 14—ly 3CII1EFIT/LIN, UHOTHEI18 fe CO. IMFORTER9, and dealers in IIRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYES, PERFUMERY, <Vc., Ac., 170 WILLIAM STREET,T/xw York, . NVITE tho attention ol the trade lu their large and i. varied stock of Drugs, Paints oils, Perfumery, fee. In addition to their regulur importations of Staple ruggs, they are also receiving, direct Irom the sources , production aud manufacture,suppliesot Tooth, Hair, id Nall Bru-hes. Bronzes, Corks, Mortars, Sponges, -Mich and English Perfumery, Lubiu’s Extracts, and any other articles usually embraced in Druggists’ i inks, which they are also enabled to offer on the tnosl i vunlugeous terms. Orders, either iu person or by tnuii, will receive I irnpt attention. aug 14—ly SHELLAC INDIA TWINE, COIR YARN, COCOA MATTING, &.C., COIR AMD JUTE .HATS, And INDIA GOODS generally. For sale low fo) C SH,by GEO. W. DOW’ fe CO., Importers, • 12—Onto No. 7 Burling Sllp.New York. ’ HOUSEKEEPING IIARDWAKE. PIGOT A SHOTWEIiLi Ui.'ORTERS AND JOBBER8 OF ENUL1SH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOUSE JUBNISHING HARDWARE- No. 6.1 .Munluit Latte, New \ ork. 1 IVITE the attention ot Southern and Western Mer chants to u large and very extensive slock of Goods in *heir line. (tilery of every description, liver Pluted Ware: Japanncrv. .eriunn Silver and Hrittania Ware. 'iniied and Cnatnmellud Cooking Utensils. ' fronted, Copper and Brass Goods. <'eu Trays, Fire Irons, Feuders, Wire Covers, dronzed < 'andicsticks, Block ’/'in Ware, fee. Our stock comprises every article in our line o fhusi- i .sb, allor which wewill sell todeulers ul the VERY i JVVEST PRICES, for Cash or Approved Paper. mdn ordered by letter will be selected with great care . d dispatch, and put up in the best maimer. K F1COT fe SHOT WELL, No, 63 Malden Lone, New York. P. S. Also manufacturers ol a very superior aniclo • f Pluted Spoons uud Forks. Je7—6m SCOTT’S LITTLE GIANT VOItoY .f.V/J con ulli EE, PATENTED 51AY 16th, 1854. S. BROWN, Proprietor of Georgia, Tennessee an i% Alabama, of this invention, which 1> douhtles mong the most important of modem times for thu use film well advised farmer and stock feeder: and tho livt-rsal luvor with which it ha* been received from the • st, more than anything else, uttosls its utility nudsu- frlortly. For portability, simnllcity of construction, and convo- euce of use, the Little Giant bus uo equul. It weighs >tn three to Qvo hundred pounds, according to hizc, n be put iu operation by the former in twenty minutes tthout oxpuitsooriuechuniculuid, then adjusted aud i ed with convenience by anybody. Tho Litfflu Giant lias received the First Premiums at t ery State Fuir from Missouri to Maryland the past I II, and that in the most complimentary manner. 1'hese Mills are guaranteed iu the most positive man- if r against breakage or derangement, and warranted to g ml feed from ear corn, and griu or flue hominy from s > »lled corn, with a degree of ease and convenience for fi m purposes never attained before. ho subsertborsare now prepared to furnish the trade a h Improved patterns aud eizes, to auitlbe varied w nts ot all. o. 2 Is offered at $65 coraplb.e. ready for attaching th team, and warrauted to grind ten bushels of teed pi hour with out* hurst). o. 3 at $75 will grind fifteen bushels per hour, o. 4 at *90 will grind twenty bushels per hour, with horses. ^ ^ > # ^ ^ -■*■« ■*» UR0W jj k CO., iar3 T HI* unparalleled Preparation Is receiving more lea- tlrnonluls of Its wuiiilerful efficacy In removing tuiiii, than any other medicine over offered to the pub lic. And these testimonial* come not alone from the Ignorant, but from persons of every degree of Intelli gence and every rnnk of life. Physicians of Ihe first re*pectiblllty,nnd perfectly conversant wi h the nature of diseases and remedies,have recommended ibis as one of Hie most 1‘ffecliifIn their line of preparation* for tho extinction of Pain. The Pnln Killer Is used Internally Httd externally, ncrordlng to tho nature of the complaint. It has been found to be un excellent remedy for sudden Golds, (.'nughs. fee., Fever and Ague, Asthma and PMlhistc, Pnln In thu Head, Kidney Unmplulnt*, Piles, Wheumutic Complaint**, Bruises utul Soros.Severe Burns. Canker, lilies nnd ltingwnrm*, Weak Mom.-u li, uud General Debility, Painter’s Colic, Broken Breasts, fee., Ilowot Complaint nnd liyse'ifory, Cholera, Liver Com plaint, Dyspepsia, Toothache fee., fee. Thegcnuiuo Perry Davis’ Palis Killer is now put up in nnmd bottles, with tho words Davis’ Vegetable Pain Killer blown in the glass ; and with two steel engraved lubtdson each bottle—one un excellent likeness of Perry Davis, Iheniigiiml invei t*>r of the medicine, the other a steel engraved Notour Hand—noiu ether can be re liodon as genuine. Price of bottles—12Jtf cents, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 respectively. For ?ule by moat of the medicine dealer* throughout the known world. PERRY IMVIS fe SON,Proprietors, 74 High street, Provideuce, R. 1. CIIOLLRA. A Certain Cure for this disease, may be found in the use of Perry Davis' Vegetable PAIN HILLER. DrBL'qt'K, May 5, 1855. Gentlemen;—I feel under obligations to you for the benefit 1 have received from your invaluable Pain Killer. We have had some cholera h*-ro on the Allssissppt thus early in the season. A few days since I assisted in •‘laying out”and buryingono of our citizens who wan supposed to have died with the disease. The next morning I was taken with severe vomiting, accompanied with coldness of the oxtrenietles. Warm covering and hot applications failed to rea'ore warmth. My wife’s family, who had used tho Pain Killer with sue ess dur ing tho cholera season in l uffalo in 1849, advised me to take it. I took two doses at Intervals of fifteen minutes; a tine perspiration ensued, and the next day, barrlug a little weakness, I was well, and have beeu since. It may have been an attack of Ague, but whether Ague or Cholera, It answered my purpose. Since my recovery, I And that several of our citizens have used the Pain Killer a* a remedy for Cholera, and pronounced It good. I therefore take pleasure In re commending It to nstill more extended notice. Yours, truly, W. 3LCR<»ZIER, Attorney at Law. Perry Davis & Sou, Providence, R. I. This may certify, that I have used Perry Davis’ V#ge- ahli! Pain Ki Her in numerous cases, and believe It to bo a very valuable medicine I have prescribed It ex. tetisively in bowel complaint, (particularly forchlldren,) und it is in my opinion, superior to any prep irntion I have ever used tor the relief nl those diseases. P.8. When given to children, I have always com bined It with the syrup of gum abrabic, sny ten drops to a tea-spoonful of tlie syrup, woll mixed. Dose- More or less according to the Hge. others have mixed It with ntllk and molasses,equal parts. Fee directions. A. HUNTINGTON. M. D. The Pain Killer is sold by John It .Moore and Co.Thos 51 Turner fe Co nnd 8 D Brantley fe Co. Savannah; Barrel, Carier fe Co, nnd Clark, Wells fe. Dubose, An- gusta : E I, Stroherker fe. Co, Macon. Also by Drugists and Grocers generally, aug 21—eod3mos unufuclurad tnd for safo by ^ at Nashville, Todii., and Atlanta, Ga. SEWING MACHINES. , 7 (XCELSIOR SEWING 51ACIIINES. — Made by J 'j HOOD. BATTHLLE & CO., Worcester, Massa- i usetts, patented by Ellas llowe, Jr., September 10th, 1 46. Those 5lachlnesaro warranted.(with proper use' • *l to got out of repair. Thoyarebullllnagoodsub- 'antlal, and workmanlike manner, and will doTallorn noemakera’and Saddlers’ work, In a manner warrant- d to give satisfaction. Tbestlch will nol rip any mors inan common sewing, dotjo by hand. Call and see there '.ii operation at 146 CIIK8NUT street, Philadelphia,up I l" a frH. W. A. DAWSON, A gum. ly.MfeC ! stairs, may 12 OASKKTN, HAIR BROtfilK*,FEATHER DUSTERS Ii —a forge variety at No. 135 Broughton street, oct9 ORACK 5luhSE. Satt,til ery Warehouse. Young’s Building, Sign of the Golden Saddle. OPPOSITK W. R. SIMMONS CLOTHING BTORB. W. H. MAY & CO. Have on hand u good assortment of Saddles, Bridles nnd Harnesses, of which the following comprise a pan: Spanish Quilu-d, Overlaid andShaflon Saddles, Platt tor’s forge nnd extra large Saddles: 5len’s plain do. English do.; Boys 7 and Knee do.; Ladies Saddles of u variety of patterns; Bridles fe Murtougales; Saddle Bags, Trunks fee. SADDLER’S MATERIALS.—RaddloTrees, Skirling and Hog - kins; Tad du.;Strulnlug aud Worsted Web; Thread and Sacks, ussorted size*. HARNESSES.—Coach. Barouche, Buggy and Sulky Harnesses of all kinds, by tbcsinglo set. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Buggy and Sulky Springs and Axles; Dash Frames; Hobbs an“ Bows, by the single sol; .'foled and Brass Stump Joints, plain do ;patent Dash Leather,Top and,Curtain do., broad ami narrow Usees, variety of paRkfr. ^Bk and Worsted Fringe; black unit purple Co*Sv'Koaua. Bug gy Lamps, Plated aud Brass Carriage Bauds; Brass and Plated Knobs, fee. RANDALL & MERCER’S Cotton-Seed Drill. A LL Planters have realized the want macblM te drill Cotton Heed with regularity and oertalnly. One that would operate equally well on ovary kind off land, andthe tamo time bo so simple In oonalrariiOA and operation that It could bo used by oegrooo without liability or getting outol order. A drill which we thiuk possesses all these qualities, we now offer to the plant lug community. Alter a thorough trial for the last two years In different bauds on all kiuda of land, we would state some ot tho advantages to be derived from their “Tit. The saving of seed, which will amount to enooA in planting one hundred acres, te pay for the maehlnfe. 2nd. The saving of labor in planting, one hone and hand only being required te open the furrow, drop the seed aud cover irom seven to nino acres per day. 3rd. Tho great saving of labor In chopping out,Ut seed being deposited In a line one aBer another. 4lh. 'The grout saving In subsequent hoe work, owing to (he fact that any good plow-haiul can. In sldlpgtCov* cr all tho first crop of grass lu the drill, however snmll the cotton may be, without Injurlug the stand. These advantages all farmers will appreciate {and be low we give totno certificates, from which the public can learn how these drills are appreciated by genUemea of the first standing In our section of the Slate—all practical formers, who have thoroughly tested them, and are consequently fully competent to decldeon their merits. „ „ CERTIFICATES: This Is to cerUfy that I planted one hundred and six ty acres of cotton with Randall and 51ercer’« Planters, nnd 1 consider them superior to any thing of the kind I hnve ever seen or tried. The saving of seed alone would pay for the machines In a season or two, and I think a band can do one-third more hoeing than he could In cotton planted Ibe commou way, 8. L. BARBER. Lee county, Georgia, July 13lh,1855. Messrs,Randall 4- Mercer—Gentlemen: In reply to yours of this date, I can say with satielacUon, that! nave used your cotton seed drills on the farm of D. A. Vason, Esq., with great success. I consider mem to be ol great value. They are a saving of about one-thfru of the labor of cultivation, about two te three btubela of seed to the acre In planting, and • great saving of labor In planting, as they open the furrow, drop and cover th seed with one horse and hand. 4 think thena worth one hubdred dollars a piece to any planter, that i plants lull crops of cotton. Asfor myself I would net plant a crop orcotton without them tor no consideration In the bounds ol reason. Yours, *ery respectfully. A. J. BARKSDALE. Leo county, Georgia, July 12th, 1855. I have used Randall fe Mcrcer’a cotton Planter two Jensons, and consider them of great value to the form er. I save seed enough each year to pay for the Plant ers, then Isave at lo»*t one-third the labor of cultiva. Hon, as the cotton Is sowed In so narrow a line that with good plowing there is hut little hoe work needed. There is also a saving of hands and horses In planting. I ehould say they were worth one hundred dollars each, and recommend every farmer to use them. 8. D. MCLENDON. Lee county, Georgia, July 9th, 1855. ,«y I have been overseeing for Mr. B. D. McLen don tho present year, and fully concur In bis statement* above. DAVISSON WARREN. Messrs. Randall 4- Mercer—Gentlemen: In reply te yours I will only *ay • have used three of your cotton seed drills, nnd consider them of great value, from the (act that iu the use of them I saved from two lo three bushel* of seed to each acre planted, and at least one- third of the labor of cultivation, not rcautring one-half us much hoe work as the old way of planting—also, a considerable saving in Ihe labor of planting. 1 never expect to plant cotton without them if 1 can get them nl any price, f have planted eight acres per day to each drill. They are simple—easily managed,and there Is uo difficulty about getting a good eland. Very respectfully yours, VV. F. HAMRICK. Lee couuty, Georgia, July 12th, 1853. TitoMAsvtLLR, Thomas countv, Ga. Col. J. II. Watson—Dxar Sir : I can recommend your cotton Planters (drill) in the highest terms. I hav# tried them on ull my land except new ground, and I think they will do In that, they will do lu a mountain ous country as well as in a level. If 1 had not bought I would travel to your shop which Is 75 miles, and pay Jfty dollars a piece for them. It saves one-third of the w*-rk; one ham) can plant ns much as two,and ono hand can chon out three acres while ono can chop out one acre after u commou plow. Yours respecthilly, K. BRASWELL. DouotiERTY county, Oa., July 14tb, 1855. ./. H. WotsoH-SiR : This Is to certify that I have used Randall si Mercer’s cotton seed drill of your man ufacture, und am so well pleased with them that 1 would recommend all planters who hove not tried them, to give them n fuir trial. Where the drills are used'There I* n great deal or labor saved in cultivating a crop, ow ing lo its being so uniform in the drill, the plowing can be done imicli better, and with greater despatch, con sequently the hoe work is lighter, as good plowing eupcrscdcs the necessity of a great deal of hard hoe work. JNO. BARKSDALE, This Is lo certify that 1 used one of Randall fe Mer cer’s cotton seed drills last year In planting my crop,and wus well pleaded. I have used five of them tho present year, planting my entire crop, and am still better pleas ed. There 1s a saving of between two •.nd three bushela of seed to the acre In planting, besides one horse and one hand with these drills doesthe w**rk of three hands and two horses. Then there is the saving of one third of the hoe work, the cotton being in so straight and nar row a row. 1 consider them worth one hundred dollurs each to any planter, aud recommeud all to purchase and use them. WM. II.OWENS. Dougherty county,Ga., July 16th, 1855. Messrs. Randall fe 5!krcxr:—In reply to yours of the 5th instant, iu reference to your cotton seed drill, I am happy lo say that after planting a portion of my pre sent cron iu tho old way, 1 was enabled to obtain one of your drills, with which ( finished. It is the desideratum aud long sought after. Many and varied have been ihe attempts or intelligent minds lo attain what you have accomplished, hut with only partial success. This leaves nothing to be desired In acotton drill. It deposits the seed uniformly and con* tinuously in a straight aud narrow line asyou wish,aavea about one half the labor lu planting, and about one bird of the hoe work in cultivation. It Is almost need- ess to add that I am delighted with your drill. Yours respectfully, J. E. MERCER. Lee county, Ga., August 10th, 1855. 51assR8. Randall fe Mkiukr— Gentlemen ; fused ono of yonrcollon seed drills Ibe past spring, and I ieel four fold paid for wbat it cost me. To give your drill a fair trial, I planted every other row with the drill, and the intervening rows 1 planted as well as ever cotton was planted before your drill come into use. The result was, that in the row planted with your drill I got a mote perieci stand, aud 1 think It grew off much better, be sides I realized u great savlug In the labor of working over my cotton the two first times. I shall continue lo uso them as long as I pl&ntcolton. Yours fee. JESSEECOCK. Lee county, Ga. 5!bss*b. Randall fe 5!tactR—Gentlemen: I hava use-i eight of your Cotton-seed Drills, manufactured by J H Watson, on Col J Bond’s Powltown plantation. I am much pleased with them, having realized great saving of seed, of labor in planting nnd chopping out, ami the bunds at the first Hiding could go over at least one-third more in a day, and do better work than In cotton plant ed in the best way I could plaut with coulter and block. I have no hesitation in giving U as my opiulon that in .he uso of your drills (hero is a saving of one-third ot the labor of cultivating a cotton crop. Col Rond la pleased with them and will continue their use. Yours, respectfully, JA51ES CHEEK. Fowltown, Ga., July 9th, 1855. This is te certify that I have used two of Randall fc Mercer’s Colton planters, and have no hesitation In say ing that they will do. The savlug of labor lu planting is an object, the saving of seed is an object, and the cot ton stands in such a narrow drill that It may almost be kept chum without the hoes. There Is nothing lo equal them in plaiilii g cotton. W51. U. REYNOLDS. Lee county,Ga., July 1st, 1855. Lre Countv, Ga., August 23d, 1855. I havo used Randall fe Mercer’s Cotton-seed Drill, which 1 purchased of Col J II Watson, and think they are the best machines now In use. 1 atn satisfied there Isa great saving In seed and a greater saving in work. I f.m fully satisfied there Is one-third of the hoe '"for* saved. Try them, and any reasonable roan will he sails, fled they are worth more than three times the price they are soldfor. PHILIP WEST. Having obtained from Messrs. Randall fe Mercer the exclusive right of supplying the State of Geomia wltlx there Drills, 1 atn now prepared to supply all demands, having made arrangements for their manufacture In Palmyra und Milfedgevllle. My price fa 913, cash, de- iivered at either Palmyra or 5lllledgeville. Money sent at my risk by mail, if tho requisitions of the Post Office Department aro complied with. Any further Informa tion desired can be obtained by addressing me either at Palmyra or Millcdgevltle,Georgia. oct 19— Iaw5ui J* H. WATSON. 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B egs to announce that he has removed his re- ridetice nnd Office from the comer of State and Jefferson streets, to the former residence aud office of the late Dr. Illchardsone, on Broughton-street, (bo- .ween Montgomery and Wost Broad-streets. lie tenders his most sincere thanks to his follow-citizens In the city .ndcuumry, lor tb« v.rv llb.r«l.mplo,ine»tofM. pro. fesslonnl services since his location in Sivvamre 1 n, and takes pleasure l« announcing that hisfocllitfoafornieol- mg the constantly Increasing demands upon him are greatly Improved, having employed a compelentperaon to attend especially to his office affairs. Ladles may consult hint either In his family parlor, his consulting-room, adjoining his office, or in his office. Ills consulting-room has boon furnished and arranged w);h especial reference to tho convenience, comfort and taste of those visiting him profesrionally. Patients visited promptly and punctually. For terms and further particulars, soo his Medical Journal. 3mo-ocl 1 C'"«. ; I! EXL - l i pC0 ““ ,M “vSn’Mder. 1 ji UKLEI) BEEF, from Chandler fe Co., dally expect. oc Sr J for lyhn fc auwa*. 30o PER STEAMER ALABAMA- , URLS choice Apples. Phmnlx, Hall, Flowore, , jv/Gfcenlngs, Bpltzburg, 20 oa Pippins fee. Alan. New Layer Raisins Buckwheat, Cabbage*, Potatoes, Onions. Cranberries, Smoked Tongue*, do Beef, Pte Sides, do 8houU1ers. Bologna Saussages, Chease and Butler. For sale at the Savaunah Fruit Emporium. J. A. BROWN, oct 31 No.27 Whitaker atraat. rumN AND HAY.—.MKi bushels choice white Cora \j 56 lbs to tho bushol; prime Eaateni and Northara llay, tn atoro, and for sale by oct20 WAVER fe CONSTANTINB. Staple dky uoods. 9 1 a AND 12 4Cotton Sheetings, Linen do. Pillow "I" Case Linens, Bleached 8blrtinge, English and French Long Cloths, American, English aaia Wallih Flannels, Canton do, Table Damasks, FurnitureJMmlty and FurnUuio Calicos, Huckaback and Damask Towel*. Crash, Dowlas, fee. A Urge variety of abovegood* tor •ale at lowest prices, by .. M oct23 DzWITT & MORGAN^ ANDFACTUKED TOBACCO-ISO boxes 8. 3and I lb Lump Tobacco, 50 boxoa Bough and Ready ‘XoT CONNEKAT A OO.