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VOLUME Mil
SAVANNAH, GA.. SATURDAY MORNING,! NOVEMBER 17. 1856.
NUMBER 276.
THE 11EPUBLKM
is ruB!.isiiF.n
Dully, Tri-Wockly ttutf Uevkly,
A LEX \NDKR & SNEED.
CITY AND CO I'NT Y I’ltlNTUHH.
TERMS REDUCED!
Paily Pttpor, in Advance #5,00
|| not paid in Advnnco 6,00
3,00
400
Tn Weekly, in Advanco
It not Paid in Advanco ,
Weekly, invariably in Advnnco .
Club Price—10 Copies for
... 8,00
....15,00
f“gr lu no cum wilt an order for the paper be at-
ten led to unles* ccorapaulod with money, or a Mlla-
f..ctoiy reference,
SMBhFare Ret!tired.
Cabin Pa
Passage to New Yorl
SEMI-WEEKLY.
M KMI-
CNITED STATES VI All,
m
I.IKE.
T HE new and splendid side wheel are unships:
KNOXVILLE, 1,500 Iona,Capt.C. D. Ludlow.
AUGUSTA, 1,500 “ •* Tune. Lyon,
FLOKIO \, 1.3IK) * “ M. 8. VVooDUULL,
ALABAMA, |,3lH) “ * G.K.S’HSNCX,
Will I nve Siivat iihIi
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These aldpa are among the largest on the coast, un
surpassed In speed, safety or comfort, making their
pass-go. in tlfty to alx y hours, and are commanded ny
,killi.il, csreiul a><d pollie officers, (laving elegant
state-room accommodations, they offer a moat doairttble
couvejslice to New York.
Cabin Passage 920
Steerage do .,...• 8
Agents: I’AHELFORD, FAY Is CO., Savannah.
SAM’L.L. MITCIIIl.L, 13 Broadway.
June 8C, 1855. Now York.
|tln«
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
U. N. VIA11. MTU A.II Hits.
tiis ship* coMraiaiaa this i.ins aaa
ATLANTIC, I BALTIC.
Capt. Wist. I Capt. Comstock,
PACIFIC, ; ADRIATIC,
Capt. Nvt. 1 Cnpt.
These ships having boon built by
contract,expressly for government ser
vice, every care has been taken In
their construction, ns also In their en-
. tn ensure strength uud speed; and tlielr accom
modations for passengers are uncqiiulled for oleganco
or comfort.
Price of passage from New York in Liverpool,In first
:abin f 13": in second cabin, 973; exclusive use of ex
tra size state retin, 9325. From Liverpool to New York,
£10 and £21).
An experienced Surgeon attached to onch ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
from .Veto Ytrk. from Liverpool.
1055. 1855.
Wed ties lay... .Jan.24.. l855|Saturdny... .Jan. 13.. 1855
Wednesday....Feb.7.. 1855 Saturday ..Feb.27.. 1855
Wednesday....Feb21.. 1855 Saturday....Feh.10.. 1855
I Saturday tan. 24.. 1855
For Freight or Passage apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS, 5(1 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY It CO., Livorpool.
STEPHEN, KHNN \RI) At C»,27 Austin Friars, London.
B.G. WAIN WRIGHT *« CO., Paris, or
GK« Ml. DRAPER, Havre.
I3T1 he owners of these ships will not be accounta
ble for gold, si-ver, bullion, specie. Jewelry, precious
stones, or meats, unless bills of lading are signed
therefor, and the value thereof ex pressed therein.
Shippers plea so take notice, that tho ships of this
Line cannot carry any goods contraband of war.
Jantf. mwfly
ANDREW FEMALE COLLEGE,
CUTHBERT, QA.
T HE entire scholastic year of this Institution, by a
jolt t resolution of the Faculty and Trustees, has
been thrown In o one term, commencing oh the First
A/.mi/a* tn September, and closing on 4;oMMtNCS)tKNr
Day,Thursday alter |he fourth Sumlay In June.
FACULTY.
AUGUSTUS ALDEN, A. M.,President —Professorol
English Literature and Ancient Languages.
Iter. J. II. CAL DWELL, A. M.—Professor of Mental
•ml Moral Philosophy.
Rev. T. X. FORSTER, A. M.—Professor of Mathe
matics and Natural Science.
Mite ANN E. ALDEN—Principal Primary Depart
ment, and Instructress In Botany and French.
It. It. LIG.N08KI—Principal of Music Department.
Mrs L. E. GR ANT and Mrs E. T. GALDVVLLL— Or-
namenud Branches.
Tliis Institution now presents to the public, advnn-
Lures which few possess. A large and tsieuanlly c.m-
UniL-tod College edifice; one of the largest Chapels in
the state; all necessary out-buildings and enclostirei;
a hoarding department. Ailed up in tho most ncui ami
comfortable style, an 1 under the superintendence or the
teachers themselves; with the whole domestic depart-
strut under the careful direction of ladiesof experience,
ad ‘.i-l to all the facilities for a thorough course of in-
«ruci»n which any similar Institution can offer. It
will be seen by reference to our catalogue, that our rates
of Hoard and Tuition nre less than can he found else,
where. • This fact, In those times of pecuniary pressure
is worthy of the consideration of those having dattgh
ter-to educate.
The Hoarding Department will bo under the direction
ol President Aldun and lady, and Professor Caldwell
and lady. With spacious and comfortable dormitories,
large and convenient close’s, t ew and elegant iTinflmre,
g i id and experienced servants, an t tables furnished
wi!h the be«t that the mark* t affords; together with a
wholesome hut parental discipline, we hope tn Increase
the liberal patronage with which litis Institution has
hitherto been favored.
*•* v . FORSTER, Sec’y Faculty.
Cuthbert. July 3». 1855.
atig 7—Jan I, *5(1
Cit.u ilnstncss eoriis
" k oi'hiieMo
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION
merchant,
No. 164 Hay etroot,
Rolled, from his Irlunds oontlgnineuU of every de
scription . . .
My personal attention will be given lo the sale of Real
Estate, liana slock, fro.
Iteror to lllram lloberls, Esq., Pierson, llcldt It Co
E F Wood k. Co, Noble Lyon, Esq., Savannah ; E II
Harris, II. rt. Titles* h. Co., Hates It Lucas, W. D. Bob
bitt, Montgomery, Ala. in nr 17
IVn. W A HIND IIA H IS UN II A Alt *
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cornorol liitvttnd Moi*taomory-at».,Savannah,Ga.
Solicits consignments, nml Is prepared lo receive Cot
ton and Merchandise generally, upon storugo.
Jan I NOV. 15,58,
J A VI UN N. Mt llOl.S,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Jones’ wharf, fdot of Aborcorn-strool,
Jn II SAVANNAH, GA. ly
UAKUUTON A PAIINUN8,
General Commission Merchants,
82 BAY STREET, SA VANNAH,GEORGIA.
O. I. CARLKTON. (HAS. PARSONS.
dec 18
VII Vi IS A JOHNSTON,
Ueneral AiiiTion it Crunmission Mrrrhnnts,
Tender their services to their friends and the public
Jan 3 c
J. C. SUBR. J. It DAVIS. W. H.LONO
HUNT, DAVIS A- I.OVIL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
J*»>" I Si* vunimli. Ga.
8AV1UEU PAL1IEK « NON*
Dealers In
HARDWARE* CUTLERY, FILES, EDGE-
TOOL S S- e,
WIIOLKSALK AND RKTAIL.
No. 184 Congress and (17 St. Julian streets,
June 3 Savannah, Georgia.
\wi. WHIGli r.
GENERAL BROKER,
FOR TIIE PURCHASE AMD SAI.E OF REAL
ESTATE A HD PERSONAL PROPERTY,
HAY LANE, SAVANNAH, GA.
PATTUV, HUTTON A UO.
FACTORS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Jy l4 r lf ._
II. A. IRANf, L. W. WALLS, KIL’IIARD CURD.
CIIANE, WELLS « CO„
COTTON FACTORS.
AND
Forwarding ft Commission Merchants*
No.82 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
Jy 14—tf
ISAY HA III) & HOWLAND,
FACTORS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 17 2 Bay Street.
RPIIRAIM DAVNARtl JOHN T. ROWLAND, JR
Liberal advances mu re on conslgniuenta of Colton
and produce. Jyl2
WAYNE, GRENVILLE ft CO.
FACTORS,
(Jo in mis* ion und Forwarding
jiiEiicn&jrTS)
RAY NTIIUUT, NAVA Vi Vf A If*
TIIOS. S. WAYNE, O. K. GRENVILLE,
R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE,
J7—tf Savannah. Chattanooga.
JforriQn liunfurnn (Earns.
... HUUKIFU At J 4IN UN,
WAYESIIORO, BURKE COUNTY, GA.
I ractlcolaw hi Richmond, Burke, Washington, Bcrlveu
and Emanuel.
tiios. m. aanitiEN. malcolh d, jonks.
dOC Id |y
VI IliliUH A VIAIYDUIjL..
A T T O R N E YS AT LAIY.
_ Wnyit«(Nboro% (In.
Rororouco-MeBsra. A. l.lt T. W. Miller, AugustSjGa.
E. G. rtllAVISS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,*
Foray lit. Da ••
Will practico In tho Flint and adjoining counties of the
Jan 7 Macon Circuit. tf
wvi. a. ivirroN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
nov3tr. Iffamlrcllo, Geo.
W ll.l.IA VI UDWAMDN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
Vllcnnopy, Florida,
will practice In the Courts of East and South Florida.;
References—Tunuo Plnknqy at Co., Charleston, 8. C.s
Pierson, lleldl At Co., Savauuah,Ga.; Cooper At Motlior,
Micanopy, Fla.
inarch 20 ly*
SAVIUUli W. PEPPER,
Successor lo
HENRY J . PEPPER At SON,
Watr.ltcN, Jewelry and Nllver Ware*
No. 175 Cheamit at., opposite the State Ilouac,
Philadelphia.
may 30 ly
Wil l.IAIH VI. TUNNO,
Factor & Commission Merchant,
For Florida uud Southern Georgia Produce,
NORTH COMMERCIAL WHARF.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
AND
97 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. GA.
may? Onto
WILLIAM J. WILCHUU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Warrenton, Geo.,
Will practice in tho Northern Circuit of Georgia, nttd
in thecoiintiesor Burke,Columbia, Jefferson nud Wash
ington, of tho Middle Circuit. ly may 0
FULTON HOUSE,
ATLANTA DUOUD1A,
BY A. E.BEEVES.
Atlnnta. March 14. 1855. tf mnr 1(1
WM. AtlDLBY COL'PKR. JNO. COUPER FRASER.
COI PEK A Fit AM.II,
F AOTOB.S
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BAVSTOEET, SAVANNAH, <1A.
Jy 7—5mos
WAVElt it CONSTANTINE.
Commission Merchants.
AND DEALERS IN
GRAIN, HAY, d)c.
J oiicn’ llulldititf. Itay SI reel,
SAVANNAH, G A.
F.WAVER. P. L.CONSTANTINE.
rjTd/r let attention will be given to Receiving and
Forwarding goods. Jo 5—if
McKEU ft liENNETT.
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS REPOSITORY,
Corner of Went liroad and Bay Streetn,
Savannah, tin.,
Ana. Would call the attention of tho uillzona o
Georgia. South Carolina, Florida, Alabama
and Teuiioffc, to their largo and splendid stockpf
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c., fcc.,
embracing every vartely and style now in uso. Among
our slock will be fouim all of Ibe most fashionable
styles combining
ELEGANCE WITH LIGHTNESS AND STRENGTH
Built by some of tho most reliable but dent In Phila
delphia, whoso work has a reputation for Lightness,
Durability and Neatness, unsurpassed by any other
tnaiiufaclurors in the Union.
There may also bo round among our stock selections
from thn eMablMiment ofJ. M.Qi imdy it Co.,and
other celebrated manufacturers In Newark, N. J., New
York nnd Now Haven, all of which are built expressly
for us, and which we do nor esilato to warrant iuevuiy
particular.
II. C. McKee has hoen for twenly-nno years engnged
In the Carriage Business l,ii Columbus, Geo., nnd we.
Teel conddont that with our united experience and at-
tentlon wo will he able lo koep on blind n stock Hint
we think will meet the approbation and wants of the
public.and which for variety and exlculwlll excel that
heretofore kept at this place.
All orders shall have strict and prompt attention.
II. C. MoKEE.
Savannah, Atig 31, 185,I. I. s. BENNETT.
Tfrtn=Yorh SWtifrtfiirmtiito
f>omS.M. Pclltngtll fr Co.'t Aitvertining Agency, II
Naesau-et., Neto York, and No. 1(1 State »t , Hutton,
P. At Co are Agents for the most Influential nnu lar
ged circulating Commercial paoers both In the United
Stutos aud the Canadas.
Brooklyn City
ST RAM ENGINE WORKS.
13 Water-iitred, Hrooklyii, N. York.
D. P. BURDON & CO.,
H AVING recently dltud up the extcrtslvo establish
ment at the above named place, wo ore prepared
lo mannricture all kind* or flteam Engine*, Boilers,
Sugar Mills, Saw and Grist Mills, Pump* nnd Gearing
for working Mine*, BhaMtlg Pulleys, tic., and are pre
pared to furiilBh castings of every description. Wo
would call the attention of Southern Plnnlcrs particular
ly to our Sugar Mills lluvlng purchased the entire
stock of Patterns from tho late firm of G. II. Ilarlson Ac
Co.,N.Y., wo can safely saT that wo can turn out a
Mill which for strength, durability and ncnlneu, cannot
be excelled by any establishment In tho States. A long
experience In the business renders us competent to ex
ecute any orders, nnd we would advise those in want of
Machinery to give us a call. Engines iroin 4 to 40 horse
E ower always on baud.
i. P. BUR HON, II. N. CONKLIN, S. B. CONKLIN.
oct 22—3m _P
(ESTABLISHED IN I7B0.I
PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.
WAITER. HAKES A- «!«.
— American, french, llonimpa
tide, and Vanilla CIK tut 'LATE;
prepared COCOA; BR( >M A, CO
COA PASTE; Cocoa Slicks, Solu
ble, llotnwpathic and Dietetic
Cocoa; Cocoa Shulls; Cracked
Cocoa ,kc.
These Manufactures to which
first PR km it’ms have been a-
warded by the chief Inilitut ons
and Faifs oi the Union, are an
Leaf. Flower As Fruit excellent diet for children, Inva-
of the Cocoa, with a lids, and persons in health. They
pod opened. allay r dher than Induce the ner
vous excitement attendant upon tho Use of tea or coffee,
anil are recommended by Dr*. Warren, Jackson, Day-
ward, Ware, and Adams, of Boston, and by omlncnt
physicians elrewh re.
For sale by ull the principal Grocers in the United
States, aud by their Agents.
D. U. Murray, New York; Grant At Twells, Philadel
phia ; Thomas V. Briind’ge, Baltimore; Kennett It I)ud-
ley, Cln. WALTER BAKER Ac Cl
sop 15—.1 m Dorchester, Mass._
~ M KRILL0 IRON PIPK W0UK8,
Vlcrril A. Juqiiuw, 143 €ontrc-»lr«et M
NEW YORK,
M ANUFACTURERS and dealers in Wrought Iron,
Pipes. Fittings, Tools, nnd uvory descrlnllon of
apparatus connected with Steam, Water and Gai, for
healing nnd lighting Steamers, churches, Hotels, Pri
vate Dwellings, Hospitals, Asylums, Villages, factories
aud Halls.
Also Valves, Cocks, Pumps, Gaugos, Boilers and
Boiler Flues made to order.
Our Screw Cutting Machines are entirely new, and
our own patent warranted to do doublo the worst of any
other Invention.
Orders solicited Iron) all sections of tho country, and
promdtly altcnted to Je 25, 55 —Iy
TSTctn Yoctt attacttigrnuntB.
fYom Skillin, Ftetcher, Owen SchcU'y Adncrliting
Haute, 3 HI Broadway, New lork.
TO II 1(1 U PLANTEII8.
T il E subscribers ate desirous ot culling the attention
of those interested in the Hulling of Rice, lo tlielr
newly Invented Machine, which surpasses till others
now In use. Tho advantage of these Machines consist
in Its simplicity, durability, and the great amount of
work which it will perform without tue least Injury to
the groin. The machines nre portable, nnd well adapt
ed lo llund or stenm Power, can be transported ready
lor use. These Machines can be made to hull from 20
lo 51X1 bushels per day—varying according to size. All
necessary Information will be gtten by addressing the
Inventors, at their Manufactory, No 114 Cllffstreet .New
York City.
ROBERT It JOHN E. ANDERSON,
sepl 20—I m P
WAKHIM KA DAYI!S
(Successors to C'ubbedge <$• Brother.)
WIIOLKSALK AM) KKTAtl.
Booksellers and Stationers,
No. I5U CONGRESS ST., South side Market square,
SAVANNAH, GA.
J AS. O. M. WARNOIK. WM, t. DAVIS
may 20
IMIIHE
Importer A .iluiiiiffnciorer off Scgars,
no. 13 wiutakkR'HTRkkt,
Keeps on hand a well selected stock of Imported So-
gars, also Manufactured Tobacco, Snuff, Pipei,, and nil
other articles usually kept In his line of business, which
ho offers on the most reasonable terms. nov 3
SCOTT’N IjITTLU (JIA NT
CORN AND COB MILL
PATENTED MAY Itith 1854.
T HE attontion of Planters,Farmershnd Stock feeders
in gnei-rnl,is r-speclftilly cnlltd to this Mill us
; the most important article of tho kind now in use, not
only well adapted for g’lading cub meal for stock, but
grtsi or fine hominy for tho table, and especially bread
1 meal front corn not fully rlpo or dry In the lull.
] In setting this Mill, no mechanic’or frame work is
I wanted, only wanting tube fastened to a floor or plat-
I form. Easily uitjusteil and Used by any person, even a
I child.
i The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums
nl the fate Agricultural Fairs or Missouri, Kentucky,
Mary limit, and rdher Stales, uud that Is the most compli
mentary maimer, ns well a-the most ready commenda
tion rrmn tho thousands witnessing its performance.
These mills are guaranteed In Ihu most positive man
ner ngitmst defects or breakage, and No. 3 warranted to
grind 15 l>ii-licls of feed per hour, with one horse, and
offered at the low price of $05, al complete, ready for
1 attaching the team.—No. 4 ut875, grinds 20 bushels per
. hour with two horses.
Munutactured by SCOTT Ac MOCK BEK.
Augusta, Gu,
, Ardsold by O. II. t'ASmun, Agent lor tho Mnnufuc
i turers, 171 Bay slreei,Savannah, where tho Machine
I may be seen. may I
,LOCAL
OULETHOKPE fILUICAl, POLl.EliE
AT SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
T HE SESSION OF LECTUEES in tho above institu
tion will commence on the first day of November
ami terminate on the first of March.
Thu Clinique, nt the College building, will be open
ed to patients on the 2oth of October, and be continued
liivoiigtioutthe session.
The Faculty is constituted as follows :
II. L. BVRI), M. D, (late oi Savannah Medical Col
lege.) Professor of the Principle and Practico of Physic.
E. Lx ROY ANTONY, M. D., (of Waynesboro’, Ga.,)
Pr lessor of Obstetrics and diseases of Worneu and
Children.
A KSLKY C. NORWOOD, M. D., (of • okesbury, 8.
C.,) Professor of Materia Medicu and MedicalJuri«pru-
dence.
J \MBS s. MOREL, M. D., (of Savannah, Ga.,) Pro-
fes-orol Anatomy.
JtillN DAVIS,M. D.,(of Abbovllle, 8.C^) Professor
of Physiology.
WILLIAM T. FEAY, M. D., (of Savannah, Ga.,)
Professor of Chemistry end Pharmacy.
CHARLES GAN A III., M. D., (of Savannah, Ga.,)
Professor pro.tern, of the Principles and Practico or
Surgery.
Demonstrator of Aaalomy, R. J. NUNN, M. D., (of
Savannah)
The fees will be— $100 dollars for the entire Course
of Lectures; fit) Demonstrator's fee; Graduation $'J0.
Mairicola ion $5.
Arrangements have been mado by which atndeula
can Is; accommodated with good board at from 93 1-2
lo 54 |ier week.
For further information address,
. II. L. BYRD, M.D., Dean.
Nip 28
rp||E Books for Subscription lo the Charleston and
JL Suvannati Railroad will be re opened the 15th De
cember, 1854, and kept open until further notice, atthe
following places,to wit:
colt mst ONERS.
Charleston.—L. T. Porter, (>tls Mills, Wm. C. Bee.
savannah.—Major A. Porter, Dr. J. P. Screven,Col.
A H. Lawton.
Adams’ Run.—Hawklnsd. King, D.P. Wilkinson,J.
W. Fabsr.
Kdisto Island.—E. N. Fuller, Jas. Hopklnson, Col. E.
M. Whaley.
Walterboro’.—Col. M. E.Carn, D. S. Henderson, J.
W. Bur bridge.
Aslmpoo.—Lawrenco Wllsoll, W. H. Lowndes, Jas,
M. Khett.
Saltketchor.—Thomas McToor, B. McBride Peeples,
Thomas Allen.
Pocotaligo.—W. P. Hutson, J. H.Sanders, John Mar.
In.
Whippy Swamp Muster Ground.—Burwell McBride,
John E. Frampton, It. A. Taylor.
Gillisonvtllo.—F. W. Pickling, Wm. Yeomans,Thad-
den- Buckner.
Beaufort.—IVImund Khett, B. J. Johnson, J.D. Pope.
Grahamviile.—Col. John Webb, Wilson Furrlbec,
William Howard.
Hluffton.—T. II. Coe, R. H.Kiik, Dr. P. Pritchard.
Robcrtvillo.—0. F. Buckner, William J. Lawton, A
R. Johnston.
I’urysburg.—W. W. Hardee, J. P.Raymond, J. D.
I.uwiouville.—Col. A. J. Lawton, Samuel Manner
Charles Jaudon.
Blue House.—Nathaniel B. Heyward, Burrell Satin
ders, Jonh Hill.
Ilv order oftho President and Board of Directors.
dep 13 C . F. IIANCKEL, Sec’y and Treat*!*.
SOUTH WESfERN RAILKOAHT"
CIIANf.E OF SCHEDULE
D. I.. (’OilUN*
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
Tayloi-Slroot
[five noons west of drayton-btrkkt.]
Is prepared lo contract for all kinds of Building and
Repairing.
Also—To couduct Water through tho various parts
or Houses. »ct jg»
R. J. LACIILISON,
Engineers and i»I I I I nriglill'
IRON A- BRASS FOUNDERS.
Canal-Street-Near the Canal Lock.
R. LACIIL1S0N. J. UCHtltMJ,
s7s. MILLER. & J. D.“FERGUSON,
WHEELU llHillTN It ||L AUKSH1TH8
No. 133 York-Ntrret.
SAVANNAH, (OA,)
Carriages, Wagons, Car s ami Drays manufactured
Blacksmilhlng, Including Iron Railing and Grale* for ’
Building-*, 4ic-, done at the abortus notice. ang 26,
" M, U.OHUROIt, ~ E. I. MOSES.
(JIIIJIHTI At MOSES,
Factors amt Commission Merchants,
liny Street, ."uvummli, Georgia.
References—Messrs. Hall, Moses it Co., nnd Col. ,
John Ranks, Columbus, Ga.; Messrs. Hall, Moses It
Roberts, Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. A. J.Brady, Atlanta,
Georgia.
U. A. IIOI.COMIBE' A. ill.,
CLASSICAL ANI) ENGLISH TEACHER,
Uahion Strcei.
atig 27 eod t Jun 1
P APER HANOI N in S
AND IIOKDEIIS.
Just received a fine ussorlmenl of Paper Hangings and
Borders, nnd for sale at moderate prices at
JOHN OLIVER’S
Paint and Oil store. 1 31 llroiiglifou St.
Rooms papered with dispatch.
HOUSE, SIGN ft 8HIP PAINTING,
GILDING, GLAZING AND GRAINING.
Dealer In Paints, (hi. Turpentine, Varnishes, Painters’
KVIIM-IXMI Oft’ 'rill-: VALVE
and Fire-Proof Qualities‘of
WILDER’S SALAMANDER SAl-ES,
A. MAN f FACT U REI> DV
STARNS ft MARVIN,
NEW YORK.
IN TIIE lire oftho 3d
Inst., which consumed
the brick building, ocell
i'. A. VltEDE A- (50.•
FURNITURE
manufactory and Hare-Rooms.
598 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Botween the Metropolitan uml Smithsonian Hotels.
I FURNITURE of uvory variety,of tho best quality,
^ at moderate prices. We have tho largest eslub
Bailment, and best assortment of really good and sub
stunt lal Furniture to lie found In this city or country, to
which we invite Ihu particular attention of purchasers
atig 0—3mos P
MASONIC—1.0. O. r—M. off T.-O. U. A.
R EGALIA, JEWELS and COSTUMES, manufac
tured and kept on laud, al tho Old Establishment
of E. COMB, 244 Grand street, East of Bowery, Now
York, orders from tho country promptly attended lo.
je 12—ly P
Combs, Fans and Fancy Goods,
william: tank i'. ii,
PARK PLACE. Now York, Invites the attontion
H F of Southern uud Western Merchant*, to Ids new
stock of EaiiH,Combs, Hair, Tooth nnd Nail Brushes,
Lndius’ Reticules, Peifurnery, Soaps, Porto Mommies,
■let and Bead Bracelets, Pccket Books, Dross Buttons,
Pins and Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Wutch Guurds,
Wax, Coral and GIh*>s Bends, Nucklnces, Ilc. India
Rubber combs, Canes, Balls nnd Toys of every descrip
tion. Scissors, Razors and Cutlery, Gold nnd Gill
Jewelry, Accordeons nnd Violins, including a general
nnd very large stock of English, French and German,
Fancy OooUs, which will bn sold at Ota very lowest pri-
IB, tor tJasli or Approvatl Paper.
tn-]- Ortlors by letter selected and nut up In tho beat
manner. W.LLIAM TASKF.lt
may 1—ly P In Park Place, New York.
tilled by
Thomas, opposite the
John T.
hotnas.
Gas Works'lii this city,
was a Safe of tho above
description, containing
tho books, papers and
inonev of Mr. Thomas,
and although the build
ing was destroyed, the
said Suf• sustained no
Injury whntever from the
Intense heat tn witich It
had been exposed. On
opening tho Safe,
, contents were found undisturbed, and in tho same ortler
and cond lllon as when placed there, except u slight
dlfcnlorullnn to the projecting ends of a few papers,
and the backs of one or twnot the books, caused by
the steam generated in tho Safe, while al Its greatest
heal.
The Safe and contents, as ll came from tho ruins, may
still be seen, in tho possession of Mr. Thomas, at the
Gas Works. A large ussorlmenl of these celebrated
SaUB alwuys on hand, nnd for sale by
C. II. OAMPF1ELD, Agent lor Manufacturers,
July 20,1855. 171 Bay at., Savannah, Ga.
1 lake pleasure In corroborating the foregoing state
ment, and in addition would add tliut tho booksaro now
in use. J.T. THOMAS, Wood Yard, Ferry Whnrf.
July 20.1855. oct 24
aug 28
Tools, While Wash Brushes, etc.
OH U EVE It A CO„
FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
SAVANNAH, OA.
Wm. W. Ciixkvkr,
John R. Sims,
Gko. II. Chkkver.
WILLIAM LYNN, JAH. J. SNIDER, O. F. HNIDEI
LVNN ft SNIDFiR,
FACTORS. FORWARDING AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IIAY-ST., SAVANNAH, GA.,
■opt 7
Corner llroiiglitoii unri Jcfleraon-Ma.
UP STAIRS.
WILLIAM (», FOOTE
I S Now recovlng a general ass jrlment of Foreign nnu
Domestic Dry Goods, which Ito offers to tho trado
on accommodating terms
A. MCALPIN ft BRO’8.
Lumber Mill and Brick Yards,
sop 0 SAVANNAH. GA.
(J. J. JONES,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
JONES’ BUILDING,
Niivnimnli' (■»•
F1IKU INMl'KANCU.
Statement of the *•Norwich Fire Inturancr. Comp
of Norwich, Connecticut,on the (ith day of .lune.any,
Guptlnl Mock 91511,tin I8o5
Surplus 5,320 00
' 1 00
9155,32-
ASSETS OF TIIE OJMPANY. I (X)
321 Shares Bank Stock lit vuriotiL Hanks... .$30,0119 IN)
2.1 ” Incoiporated Gompanlesc'.herthau
Bunks 270 00
Notes on demand, secured by Mortgages ou
Real Estate, Bonds, linttk Stock aud olhor
good personal security 121,800 (X)
Cash in hands of Ageuls 2,0(H) 00
“ 111 Bank 1,150 IN)
9155,321 00
LIABILITIES.
IlOssesndjiistod,unadjusted or claims forlosses—nono.
Llahilltlcstoany Bank, Corporation or Individual—
none.
Total amount at risk (about)—3,41'" 100.
Tho amount at Ituznrd on uny risk, («1th very few ex-
coptious,) not ovor 5,OIK).
A. BREWS'/ i'<,President,
E. Learned, Jr., Secretary.
Norwich, Conti., Juno Oth, 1855.
Personally appeared before tho uudersiN.-id. Mayor of
the city of Norwich, in said Stile, A Brewsio*, President,
and E. Learned, Jr., Secretary of the "Norwich l-ire
Insurance Company,’’ and made solemn oath to the
truth of tho above statement, signed by thuin. I also,
certify Hint I have examined the report of said Compa
ny, and Hud the above to be u correct statement of ihu
same and thut the notes nnd loans on which u part of
snld capital is invested are in nty opinion good and well
secured.
In testimony whereof, I have hereto set my hand and
eattsed the seal of the city lo bo affixed, this Dth day of
June,I855.
IL.8.] WILLIAM L. BREWER,
Mayor of tln.i By of Norwich.
Tho undersigned Is agent Tor the nt >ve office, and is
ready to lake risks on ull description < of property in
the city. JNO. INGEKSOLL
JylH
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE—TWO PASSENGER
TR ’INS DAILY TO COLUMBUS.
/ vN and after Monday, Augml 27, passenger and mall
" f trains will leave Macon lor Columbus and Monl-
Soinery, dally at 2.Hi A. M , aud 3.15 P. M., arriving nt
Columbus at 7.15 A. M. and 10.31’P. M. Leave Coluiri-
bui lor Macon dally at 4.15 A. M. aud 2,3D P. M,
riving at Macon at 10.45 A. M. and 8.5(1 P. M.
I’rt-roiiger* for Amerloiis will take the morning train
it 2.BI A. M. from Mucon, arriving in Amerlcusut
( lu A. M. Leave Amorlcus at 0.40 A. M., and arrive
»l Macon at 10.45 A. M.
Commoting nt Macon each way with Central Railroad
Train' to -avaunah, Augusta, Mllledgeville and Eaton-
tan ; and with Macon and Was tern Railroad Trains to
'• ifflu, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Knoxville,and
NssliflHe,
Connecting dully at Columbus, with Glrsrdand Mo
bile Railroad.
Connecting «lally at Amerlcua with u four-horse post
toiS’-h Line toTallahu'see, ABiuny, Thomnsvillo, Ilc.,
tail iri-weeklv Hark Line to Lumpkin.
I'iiMengers for points on this Road "below Fort Vnl-
•*yshould lako >hn I o’clock evening train from 8av-
fnndi, aud 5 o’clock evening Irani from Auguata, to
*»"hl detention nt Macon; for other points on Mouth
o'««teri. or Mtiscogen Railroads, passengers will liuvu
0" detention by either trslus.
J'lrst Class Steamships leave Savannah for New York
“’••diictduya uud Hnlurduj s, and for Philadelphia on
WedneH'ltijs. Passage, In IhoCaliln, 920; Hteeruge,98.
rare from Montgomery to Havnnnah 913 00
Bo, Odum bus to do It oil
Bo. Americas to do 8 80
GEO. W. AnAMH.Huperiuteiident.
^•Miicon, August 2d, 1855. [tf] aug II
f' A KPI.TINC, RUGS, f)ltUri(iET.-We have opened
' ’ «luy, ai d are now preparml t>> «how us utun\ no
>••"011110111 ol the above goods as nre to he seen lo tho
•By. sep21 AIK IN «i BURNS.
OF TUB PENT 12 E.—25 bbU.opu i'urp.u
SAMUEL PALMER & SON,
I BIMLDINOS,
MOW mumVATM ESTABLISHMENT
7 3 York-St., near the Court HounC'
SAVANNAH. GA.
7 3 JEM ESTAULISIIKD IN 1832. |~gr 7R
-w-'ll - ......-C.., ....... . . -
Nos. 148 Congress, and 07 St.Jutien etrreti,
R ESPECTFULLY inform the trado and citizens gen
erally that they huve In store n good aHsorlmeiil of
imerlcun ami Foreign lliirdwarn, uud being in direct
rjAil I-rSubscrlber. grateful to Ids patrons uud friends
I JL for tlielr continued favors, would statu that, tn ad-
y: PI It IT-
* ’’tie, l
Kt-to
i 'lore ami lor by
HUMERjk GAMMELL-
lieir stock, comprising Plant'cra’ Housekeepers’ nnd
lulldurs’ goods ol the most approved stylos and patterns,
,inoiu which may bo onunierated laicks, Hinges, Bolts,
tid Sliullur Eas euliigsof all kinds, Mlteel Zinc, Hhoet
topper, Mu-ei ami liar Load, Chain Pumps, Brass
Vures, Brltamdu Ware, Hollow Ware, PerctualoiiCaps,
tombs, Brushes, nnd n general variety of Fancy Goods,
'olioll Linus, Fish Hooks,Needles. Knitting Pins, Seine
wine, Crosscut, Hand, Tenon, Framing, uud Mill Huwa,
'Indus. Hand and Hedge Hniiimers, Anvils, Vices,
crew I’lulos, Block* and Dies, Hnillh’s BePows.Cooper’s
ools. PLUW8, CORN Mil ELLER*. HAY CUTTERH.
lo’ », Axes, Andirons, Hlmvels, Hpudes, Guns, Huy and
lanuro Forks, Sail lions. Writing paper, I’otlo Mon
ales, Spirit i<nvelR,Cul uml Wrought Nulls undHpIkes.
'lanes of ull klutls, Kolver,Coffee Mills Cotton and Wool
lurils. Curry Comes, nnd In fuel every arllcloaduptod to
bet ratio.
City and country ortlors will terelvo prompt attontion,
lid ull goods for shipment* carefully packed,
may 8
new enabled to l)ye a greater variety of dolors on *llk
nml Woolon Dresses, Shawls, Itc., which he trusts will
generally please all who may favor him wilh their
pntronuge.
Gentlemen’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated,
as may bo required, in Urn sumo superior ntyia which
has generally so much nlessetl Ids patrons and friends.
Ladies’ Bonnets Dyed, Blenched aud Pressed In the
most fashionable stylos. (>rder* from the country punc
tually attended to. Terms moderate. When parcels
are sent by steamboat or railroud, word should bo stun
Idm by lottor through tho Post Office,so that ho tuny know
whereto call for them.
Jon 13 _ c ALEXANDER GALLOWAY,
TO SEA INUANDCOTTON I'UANTUIIN
rpllE UNDERSIGNED having lieonappointed agents
1 for tho salo of tho celebrated MoArlliy MBA 18-
I,AND COTTON GIN, the cotton from which Is readily
sold, and which usually brings throe to flvo cents per
pound morn than from any olltor Gin yet Invented, are
now prepared lo supply Planters nnd those wanting.
(■UK Ull Al. NOTICE.
M. GRIFFEN has ro ojiened Ills store, and | with 'these ol superior workmanship ^at ono hnndreii
Is ready for all cttslomers’ calls In Ills lino. I 1 al id twenty flvo dollnrseach. Extra ndlars9il.
have In emplny a superl- -r work man at watches,
H „d also a first rale MniiiifucliirliiK and Jobbing
Jeweller, sod all work In that line will ho received and
done according to order, uml with dispatch. Calls
solicited Iroin ull IrlmufTniid customers III want ol
articles In my line of business. ll0V
I SORTER AND ALE.-75 cask*, elicit 8 dozen pint*
Hll.ber’- I’oiier, and fiHca-ks, each 8 dozen pinls,
lllhberl s superior Put” Ale, mn mi fact tired expressly for
HiIh market. Just received and tor wile by
aug 21 PA DEI. FORD, FAY fcOo.
Extract from a jotter from n Florida plnntori
“The MoArtliy Gin Is liiflnilelv ahead of every other
Gin yet manulitelured. I would not Ire without ono for
Uelilo the uniount; It saves Imithle, Is slmplo, and turns
out iHiumlful cotton. The staide Is not injured, and tho
open process so much doslretl by the English buyers Is
certainly obtained.”
aug 24—tf BOSTON fc. VILLALONGA.
N EGRO tiAPS, SCOTCH HTYLEH -III dnz. Hcoteh
Gups aud Bouuels. received and fur t-ale bv
or,lti ROKENBAUGII It LADSON.
THU HUNT 11 AIK DYU.
D R. O. M. IIALLARD’A (now article) received i)
highest premium at the World’s Fair und Ameri
can Institute, wh cm it was examined by the distinguish
ed chemists Dr.« Little uud Prof, oliu Torrey, und
pronounced the Best.
For snlo by the Principal Druggists In tins city—prico
.ft. Principal offleo and store .41)8 and 6011 Rrondway,
New-York. Mar I5,’5fl -P mar 16
SAFES.
F CNTTF.NET fc CO., Importers of French and other
• European Goods, No. 48 Broad street,
jip 30 ’55
jllOOIlE ft TAYLOR’S
PASTILLES I)E PARIS.
T HESE PASTILLE* are an invaluable remedy for
the cure ol Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis, ns by their
action on tho throat aud lungs, they remove nil honrse-
nes* In a few hours and wonderfully Increase the pow
er and flexibility of the voice.—Hence they are of groat
service lo and highly recommended by Clurgymen,
Auctioneers, Public Speakers, and all those wnose call
ing requires such frequent use of the vocal organs.
N. II.—Ask for'-Moore ft Taylor’s Pastilles He Pnrls,”
and observe that each box hears ihelrwritteu signature.
For snle by VV. VV. Lincoln, J. II. Carter It Co., J. B.
Moore It Co., and the principal Druggists and Apothe
caries throughout tho Uuitcd Hales uud Canada, aud at
wholesale by
MOORE It TAYLOR, Importers,
me, New Y«
p 20—3m
81 Maiden Lane, I
York.
W. JACKSON A SON.
GRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
246 Front St. and 930 Broadway,
Nctv York.
aug 1—ly P
Patent Elastic Skirts.
BATES A FltANCU.
No. 1 Barclay-street New YoRte.
C AUTION.—Noi e are genuine except they bear the
stump of the patuut. All manufacturers aud sellers
infringing will be prosecuted according to luw.
mnr 10 Mur 18, ’5(1—P
ANDREWS & JESIIP,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Colton and Woolen Machinery,
Steam Euginc, and Boilers, fllacbialstH’ Tools,
Belting, &c.
IMPORTERS It 11EAI.EKS IN MANUFACTOBERs’ ARTICLES.
No. G7 Tine Nl.' New A ork.
N. B.—Agents for tho • Woodruff «t Bench Iron Works’
Kteam Engines aud Boilers.
Exclusive Agency in Now York for‘Lowell Machine
Shop, Machinists’ Tools. P oct 2—ly
Savannah Urn iPoek
TO SHIP OWNERS, MASTERS AND CONSIGNEES
OF VESSELS
T HE subscriber respectfully Informs thorn that the
SAVANNAH DRY DOCK Is now in successful
operation, and it is calculated lo lako In ships of any
clnss from l(M) to I5IHI tons burthen. Ills 230 feet long
aud (15 feet wldo, und complete In every particular. A
large gang of workmen Is employed uml u large supply
of mulermli Is on hand, so thut vessels cun bo repaired
with as much dispatch ns in any other port. Pump and
Block Muktng and Smith’s work done on the premises
and every effort Hindu to ensure economy and fidelity lo
thoso who may fuvor the Dock with their business.
D. P. LANDRRSIIINE,
Late
Agent and Lit peri ntendent,
of Marsh’s Duck, Charleston.
* IKON WORKS,
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
WOODSWORTH’S PLANING MACHINES
AND STUAItl KNflINEN,
87 Pearl-at, Brooklyn,H- Y ,opposito Now York city.
rjMlEaubHcrlbor having been engagod lor the last 15
J. years lu the almost exclusive inuuufactiire of this
most Important Invention, Woodsworth’s Pinning,
Grooving ami Tonglng Machine, hns recently completed
tho largo addition to his already oxlonslve Iron Works,
will executo with dispatch all orders in tho nbovo lino
to an itnliiniled extent. Tho universally acknowledged
superiority of Woodsworth’s Plaining Machines, maim-
factored by hint, over all others, requires no rultoruthm.
In the mnnurncitiru of 8TKAM ENGINE*, wo claim
a superiority fur power and speed, beauty of construc
tion nml finish ; nml also guarantee the Engines to trans
mit UN) per cent more power for tho same money than
can be furnished by any oilier manuructtirer, ami more
than UK) per cent, saving In wear uud tear, as well as a
large saving in the consumption of fuel.
References to Parties haoing theSlcum Engine unto in
use.
Pardeo It Morgan, N. Haven, Ot.; 8, W. Hlocum,
Brooklyn. N. Y., Timothy Dabal, Astoria, L. I; Lyons It
Curtiss, Bridgeport, Cl; blainford Manufacturing Co.,
8la,oford,CI.; John C. *anford. New Haven, Ct.; Ilollin
Hanford, New York City; Cltas F. Loosey, Austrian Con
sul Gent ral.
References to Parties haoing the Wordsworth Planing
Machine now in use.
O. B. Slont. Kensington, Philadelphia. Pn.; Kidder At
Marlin, Wilmington, N. C.; A. L. Clapp, At Co.. Mont
gomery, Ala.; G. A. Sanford, New Orleans. La.; Hinkle,
Guile At Co.. Clcinnuill, Ohio; Rantnm, Cobh At Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio; Fos* At Brothers, Chicago, 111*.; .1.11.
Smith, Milwaukle, WIs.; P. It. At L. L. Eaton, Buffalo,
N. Y.; Forward At Smith, Oswego, N. Y., John Snarr,
Toronto, C. VV.
Old’ rs nnd proposals received hy mall or othnrwise,
from all parts of the United States. Cangda, South A-
tm-rtca, aud Europe, will bo promptly attended tn by
Agents who are traveling lu ull sections of the country.
Letters by matt, uddtcm JOHN II. LESTER,
oct 4 3m 57 Pearl St. Brooklyn,N. 1
fcb24
COItKIKJATUD. WIIOHUHT IKON
AND WIRE RAILING,
(SECURUD HY LETTUUS PATENT.)
p or public Grounds, Cemeteries,
Fjxy^ntUiIljfi (v,n„„„' i Balconies, Ate. This new
article or our manufacture particularly commends Itself
to favorable nolicu. Iron Bedsteads, wilh patent Wire
Sackltif s; a variety of Folding Iron Bedsteads, Wrought
Iron Farm--fence, WIro-Netting, suitable for sheep, potil-
try, garden or cemetery-fence, Wire Trellises nud Hum-
mer-ll uses, with every variety of Wire Work Tor gar
dens, Am.; Sieves, Fenders, Brass, Copper and Iron
Wove Wire Cloth, Ate. Circulars of designs furnished
by the mumirucliirurs. „, „ ,, ,
M. WALKER At SON*, No. 233 Market-st.,
Jy2fi—Until* N. E. cor, of tlth »t. Pltlla., Pa.
Full and Winter Clothing.
TIUIISOIV, IIUIDT A CO.,
A RE recoivlng weekly, per slennujrs, one of tho Inr.
goat and best selected siocks of Clothing over offer
ed In this market, which they offer on accommodating
terms at wholesato nml retail-
They also have lu star® a good assortment or (SEN-
TLKMKN’8 FURNISHING GOODS.
Merchants visiting the city wou» Ido well to call aud
exiimlno our stock.
P. 8. Orders from tho country promptly attended to
aug 31
CHEAP CAS LI CUT.
T HE BENZOLE GAS LIGHTCOMPAN Y are nre
pared lo furnish Porlaolo Ga* Machines, suitable
for Manufactories, Stores,Dwelling Houses, Steamboats,
Railroad Stations, Ate. These .Machine* aru warranted
to give satisfaction. They are manufactured under S.
T. McHougaH’s Putent.aml are the only ones that wifi
operate well In cold wmcher. Tho Light produced Is
one half cheaper than Coul Gas, and less than the com
monest Tallow Cumlles. They are easily managed and
free from danger, and the prices 25 percent, less thru
uny other Machines made. The Company offer for sale
State and County Hildas for all the States. All order*
should bo addressed to
S. T. MclXHJGALL, Agent for tho Compniiy,
oct 23—lira S 321 Broadway, Now York.
FIRST PREMIUM PIANO-f0KTES~
NT U IN WAY A SONS’,
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTORY, 88 Walker St.
NEAR BROADWAY. NEW YORE,
RESPECTFULLY call the Httcntlon of
pHMiKS9the public lo their splendid assorlmeuiof
ll ^ ff ||semi-grund and square PI AN<)S, winch,
lor volmneof tune,elasticity of touch, In-nut) oflliiiKh,
nud evurylhiug Dial tender.-a Plano per eel, are unsur
passed. As a proof of tho superiority of tltoir Instru
ments, they beg leave to statu, that al the great Metro
politan Fnlr held nl Washington, the firm premiums in
both classes, somi-graud uud two stringed, were tinatil-
mousiy nw.urded to them, although they were In compe
tition with llto most oirlingutnhcd munuiuciurers from
Boston. New York, Philadelphia uml Baltitnore. Pur
chasers and dealers will find It lo thoir advantage to
call and examine lor themselves. rt out 23—if
SILVER’S
PLASTIC PAINTS;
0HEAI-, UUUARI.E, AND I'HOiUTIVk,
WEATHER AND FIRE PROOF.
T JIlKPAINT wlllstand anycllniaut, wlthoulcrackor
blister and hardens hyexpclitre, thus making lu
llineauonEmolol slope,protecting Wood from decay,
and Iron ami othermotalsfrom rustamlcorrosion.
This Paint differs from the so-called Minorul Points of
theduy, which are principally Ochrusaud Clayscolored,
and are entirely worthless.
Sllvur’sPlaBtlc Paints are purely ftletnllto,containing
o Alum In or Clay.
Theyarelovigate<lfluely,tnix«Mdlly with Linseed OB,
(without tho trouble ol grinding,) aud flow under tho
brush ttslroely as the best White Load.
ThusuPaitilsexcol ullolhursin body or covering pro-
pertlus.one pound of which wlllcovvr as much surface,
astwo pounds of White Lend.
There aru four natural colors, viz: Black or Slate
Brown, Olivo and Chocolate.
Directions: This Paint flows readily umlorlhe brush
nud its oovoring property Is increased by using it mixed
as thickly as possible with pure Linseed Oil; as the
Point Is thelustlng or protecting body and theOHsimply
the medium or agent In spreadlugtt.
Wo annex copies of two letters,ono from the Pros!-
dentof the Philadelphia and Reading KailroadCo., the
other from a gentleman, awell knownresldent ol Au
gusto, Georgia.
office of the Phila.and Read mg Railroad Co,, <
Piiii.AnBi.pp a. May 3,1853. ;
J.S. Silver, Khq—Dear Sir; Wo have used your
“PlasticPoints” Cor moretban nyear.nnd for Painting
Bridges,depots,Ace., Ac.,wehavefound it qulteequalto
any paint wehave used. lnfact,wenowgivetl* prefer
onceover all olhors wo bavotrled for such purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN TUCKER,Presldcnt.
Acui’bta,Ga.,September29,1852, t
Steam Planing Mills. [
Dear Sir .-—You ask mofor my opinion of “Silver’s
.Mineral Paints,’’whichyou have put on my Machine
ShopandPlaulngMill. I glveyou with pleasure my full
«nd hearty recommendatlonof It ns a prevenliveorfire
communicatlngfrom chimneys, orfroraadjolulng build
ings. The Palut which you puton my roofs, bos now
become as hard asst.ATB,and I feel as securefromfire,
liithiBdlrectlon,astai)osBlblc. A few weeksaftertbe
roofs hud boenpalnteti, I made anexperlmcnton twoor
threeshlngles by placlngthem In thefiirnaceunder the
boilers; the result was,thalthe portion uncovered was
ontirel)consumed,wbllethepaluted partwasappnrent-
ly sound, thoughiipouuxaminatlontho wood wasfound
lobecharrod ;the paint, however, was firm and but
llttlehllstered. I conaldcrlhls as severe atestasyour
Pulntcan beputto, and under tho clrcumstancetl do
aothesltato tocommemlftas an Invaluable preventive
against fire. Respectfully, Ate.
(Signed) AMBROSE SPENCER.
FRENCH A: RICHARDS,
N. W. Corner of loth and Market streets, Phila., Pa.
GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENT 8.
Forsnlotn Savannah, Wholesaleand Retail,by
JAMES II.CARTER At CO,
No. 178 Broughtonst reel.
July 20 H2olply
B LACK DOECASIMEREPANTS.-Wo have Just
opuneda very pretty lot of Black Lasalinere Pnutu
loons inr Gentieincn, ami Invito all In wuut to give its a
call. They are cut and made In the latest fashion, und
can sell (hem cheap, ut the Clothing store, (Kblum’s
Rango. nov 1 (.LO. S. NICHOLS At 13).
S HAWLS.—Received per lata arrivals a handsome
assortment or Shawls, comprising many oftho latest
styles; Rich Herd. Stelln Shawls, all Hliudes; Empire nnu
Raysutn do; Colored and Black Long Wool Shawls;
Black and White crape do; Colored Cashmere Scutfs; do
C, r \ 0> l,y IfENRY LATH HOP At CO,
( 1 RiVUNli *IMvE*.--A lull iis'orlinonl of'tiround
T Spices from the Hudson Mills, New York, In (tore,
and lor sulo at New York prices, by
nov 2 John inglksoll.
For the 1,000,000.
THE II. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY.
[Capital 165,000.]
No. 308 Broadway, cor. Walker street New York.
a HE prepared to execute all order* for MANTLES,
\ T »IILETOPS,COLUMNS,PEDESTALS, PILAS
TERS, SLABS. Sic. In Initiation of Sienna, Hrocdcl,
Pyruuees, Nua|iolitHU,aud all luncy Marbles, equal in
strength, beauty nnd durability lo real tumble, and in
some respects superior thereto, aud tu lea-* than halt the
cost. Unlike muibleiseil iron, wood or slate. It Ih wind
ly free from all objection* which are urged against mere
surface wo.k, where paint, ropal varnish, he, form lit-
temporary polish und beauty of tho article. Mantels
from S to 840. orders from Builders, Cublnel Maker*
nud others solicited, nml sa isf clli.nguaranlucd. Agents
lor the principal cities treat* «1 with.
PETER RENNIE, Pros’!.
Lovtt. G. Mickles, V. I‘re*’t.
Joseph Lamb, Sec. S_ _ oct 24—1)
TII.TO.N & UcPAHLAAD,
! i Maiden Lime, New York,
ANUFACTI'REItS of the’WOULD-RENOWNEI)
SALAMANDER SAFES, RANK VAULTS,
Built more Depot, 145 Pratt street,
eep 5— ly Boston Depot, 14 Howard street.
SHOW CASE8.
HOFFMANN A FI.ICMI,
MANUFACTURERS, 57 Bowery, NEW YORK,
H AVE the largest und chcupusl stock of SHOW
CASE* over offered in this city, made in every
stylo; silver-plated, llrucs, Rosewood, eatitiwood, fcc.
Order* promptly filled, and goods carefully packed und
shipped to any part of (ho United Stale* amt Canada.
■oj» 4—3m
MS
E. J. DONNELL,
General Commission Merchant,
NO. nil PIMM. STKECT,
(Fourth door from Wall street,)
sep 4—Cm
No’
York.
IMPORTANT TO
IIOl'SEKUUPEIIN AND DEALEII8.
THE HOPE MILLS,
71 Fulton Skkkt, and 71 Beekman St., New York,
Principal Office 103 Front Street, New York.
Factory, Nos. 311, 37, and 38 Hudson street, Jersey City.
r |MlE PROPRIETOR.-* of till* long and well known
1 COFFEE ANI) SPICE ESTABLISHMENT,
Continue to prepare the best Pit arm ackutk-al pow
ders in use, for raising Bread, Biscuit, Tea nml other
Cakes, Alc. They also prepare Mmturd, encou, and
many other articles of dully use in every lutully, widen
they offer upon tho most reasonable terms. Catalogue
sent lo dealers who request them.
ll. H.bJ.U. (SHAM.
N. II.—Consumers advised lo inquire for Hope Mills
articles aug 14—ly
SCIilUFFUUINi IIIKOTIIUIKN «Si CO.
IMPORTERS, AND DEAI.KRN IS
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYES, PERFUMERY,
A-t., A r.,
170 WILLIAM STREET, Nkw York,
I NVITE tho attention of tho trade to their largo and
varied stock of Drugs, Paints 1 Mis, Perfumery,&c.
In addition to their regular Importations of Staple
Druggs, they are also receiving, direct from the sources
of production and manufRClure,supplicant Tooth, Hair,
ami Null Bru-hos. Bronze.-*, Corks, Mortars, Sponges,
French anil English Perfumery, Lubiu’s Extracts, nnd
many other article* usually embraced in Druggists’
slocks, wldch they are also enabled lo offer on the most
advantageous terras.
Orders, either In persou or by mail, will receive
prompt uUetiflou. aug 14—ty
SHELLAC INDIA TWINE,
COIR YARN, COCOA MATTING, &.C.,
t’Ollt AND JI1TU MATS,
Aud INDIA GOODS generally. For salo low foi
CASH, by
GEO. W. DOW & CO., Importers,
te 12—(lino No. 7 Burling Slip,Now York.
.HOlSEKEEPlftG HARDWARE,
PILOT A SIIOTWELL'
IMFORTERB AND JODBKR8 OF ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
GERMAN
“ffisiaasraswwc"*
I NVITE the attention ot Soul hern and Western Mer
chants lou large and very extensive stock of Goods
in Ihe.r Hue.
Cutlery of every description.
Silver Plated Ware: Japunnerv.
German Silver uud Hrlttnnla Ware.
Tinned and Gunminelled Cooking Utensils.
Bronzed, Copper and Bruss Goods.
Tea Trays, Flru Irons, Fenders, Wire Covers.
Bronzed i-uudlestlcks, Block Tin Ware, Ate.
Our stack comprises every nrlicle in our linuofbuti-
no**, all <>r which wo will soil 10 dealers at the VERY
LOWEST PRICES, for Cash or Approved Paper.
Goods ordered by letter will be selerted with great care
uud dKpnlch, and pul up lit the lust manner.
P1CUT 6l SIIOTWELL,
No, U3 Maiden l.nne, New York,
p. S. Also manufacturers ol a very superior articlo
of Plutud Spoons and Forks. Jo 7—tim
SCOTT’S
LITTLE GIANT
COBJV .i.VI* COB .WILL,
PATENTEII MAY Ullb.lSSt.
S S. BROWN, Proprietor of Georgiu, Tonnosseo an
• Alabama, of this invention, which is doubtlc*
among the most iniporluul of modern times for tho use
oftho well advised furtneruml slock feeder: and the
universalluvor with which it ha-* been receiveil Iroin the
first, more than unythlug else, attests its utility and su
periority.
For portability, simplicity of construction, mul con re*
a itluuce of use, Ihu Gillie Giant has no equal. It weighs
'iroin three to five h uud red pounds, according to size,
cun be put in operation by the farmer in twenty minutes
without expense or mechanical aid, then udjusted und
used wilh convenience by uuybody.
Thu Llttfo Giant tins recoived tho First Premiums nt
every Stale Fair from Missouri to Maryland the past
Fall, and that tu the most complimentary manner.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive man
lier aguinst breakage or derangement, and warranted to
grind teed from ear corn, nnd grits or film hominy from
shelled corn, with a degree of ease ami convenience for
farm purposes mivor attained before.
The subscribersnro now prepared to furnish the trado
wilh improved puttcrim and sizes, to suit the vuried
wants ot all.
No. 2 Is offered at 985 complete, ready for attaching
the team, and warranted to grind ten bushels of feed
per hour with one horse.
No. 3 al 875 will grind flfroen bushels per hour.
No. 4 nl 81)0 will grind twenty bushels per hour, with
two horses. , ,
nuimfioluratl ud Mr.»!« b, ^
mar 3 at Nnshvjlo, Tenu., and Atlnnta, Ga.
SEWING MACHINES.
i EXCELSIOR SEWING MAGIIINKS.— Made by
Ij HOOD, BATTBLLB A GO., Worcostor, Masna-
chusotts, paleulud by Ellas llowe, Jr., September HHh,
184(1. These Machines are warranted,! with proper ut«'
not lo gel out of repair. They are built In a good sub
stantial, aud workmanlike manner, and will do Tailors
Shoemakers’and Saddlers’work, In u manner warrant
ed to give satisfaction. Thostlch will not rip any mors
than common sewing, done by hand. Gull and see them
In operation at 140 GlIKSNUT street. Philadelphia,up
glairs. W. A. DAWsoN, Aroiiu
limy 12 lyM&G
T H IS unparalleled Preparation Is receiving more tes
timonial* of its wonderful efficacy In removing
nnin, than any oilier medicine over offered to the pub
lic. And these lesrimoniais come not alone from Iho
ignorant, bui from person* of every degree of Intelli
gence and every rank of life. Phvslcluns of the first
re*pcciiblliiy,and perfectly conversant wi h the nature
of diseases and remedies,have recommended this as one
of the most effect tie’. In their line of preparations for the
extinction vl Puln. The Pain Hiller la ti-ed Internally
und externally, nmmling to the nature of the complaint.
It hns been found lo bean excellent remedy for sudden
Golds, Guttghs, Re., Fever Hnd Ague, Asthma nnd
Phthisic, Puln In the Hood, Kidney Complaint*. Pilos,
Rheumatic Complaints, Bruises and Sores,Severe Burns,
Canker, Biles nml Ringworm-*, Weak stomach, and
General Debility, Pnlnter's Colic, Broken llreuMs, Sic.,
Ilowet Cnm| lulnt nnd Dysenlary, Cholera, Liver Com
plaint, Dyspupoin, Toothache. Sic.. Ac.
The genuine Perry Davis’Puln Killer is now put up in
pnnol bottles, wills Iho words Davis’ Vegetable Pain
Killer blown in the glass ; and with two steel <-t graved
labels on each bottle—one an excellent llkenessof Perry
Davis, the oiiginr.l invertor of the im-dldlne, the other
a slot-1 engraved Note of Hand—non 3 oilier cun he re
union ns genuine.
Price oi lv.tiles—PJjtf cents, 25 cents,’ 50 cents, and
81 ro'poclively.
For salo by most of the medicine dealers throughout
the known world.
PERRY DAVIS A SON,Proprietors,
74 High street, Provideucu, R. 1.
CHOLERA.
A Certain Cure for this disease, may be. found in the use
of Perry Dirts' Vegetable
PAIN K ■ I. I, U II «
Drnrqt-K, May 5,1P55.
Gentlemen:—I feel undo'- obligations to you lor the
benefit I Imve received from yourinvnluublc Pain Killer.
Wo have had some cholera here on the Mlsslssppl
thus early In tho season. A lew days since I asst-ted in
laying out” aud burying ono of our citizens who wus
supposed to have d[ed with the uisonso. The next
morning I was taken with severe vomiting, accompanied
with coldness of the extreuietleB. Warm covering and
hot applications failed to res’ore warmth. M«- 'wife’s
tamily, who had used tho Pain Killer with sue ess dur
ing tho cholera season lu Buffalo In 1811), advised mo to
take it. I took two doses al imc-rvals of fifteen minutes;
a fine perspiration ensued, and the next day, burring a
little wcukuess, I was well, nnd have been since.
It may have been an attack of Ague, but whether
Ague or Cholera, ll answered my purpose.
Since my recovery, I Aud that several of our citizens
have used tho Puin Killer as a remedy for Cholera, and
pronounced it good. I therefore lako pleasure lu re
commending it to a still more extended notiro.
Yours, truly, W. M.CROZIER,
Attorney at Law.
Perry Davis It Son, Providence, R. I.
This may cerllfy, that I have used Perry Davis’ Voge-
able Pain Ki Her in numerous cases, and holleve It to
ho a very valuable medicine I have prescribed It ex
tensively lu bowel complaint, (particularly forcltildren,)
and it is in my opinion, superior lo any preparation I
have ever lined for Iho relief of those diseases.
P.8. When given to children, I have always com
bined It with tho syrup of gum abruhlc, say ten drops
to a tea-spoonful of the syrup, well mixed. Dose-
More or less according to the ago. Others have mixed
It with ntllk und tnolassuH, equal parts. Sue directions.
A. HUNTINGTON, M. I).
The Pain Killer issold by John It Moore and t’o.Thos
M Turner It Co nnd S D Brantley It Co. Snvnnnah ;
Barret, Carter z* Co, nnd Clark, Wells it Dubose, An.
gusta: E I. Strohei-ki r Co, Mncon. Also by Drugiats
and Grocers gem-rally,
ang 21—eoddmos
RANDALL &. MERCER’S
CoUon-Sccd Orlll*
A LL Planter* have realized the want of» machine
to drill Cotton Seed with regularity and certainty.
Ono that would operate equally well ou every kind ot
lr.nd, nnd at the snmellmo be so simple in construction
und operation that It could be used by negroes without
liability of getting outol order. A drill which we think
DossesecB all these quall’ies, we now offer to the plant
ng community. Alter a thorough trial for the last two
years In different hands on all klnos of land, we would
stale some 01 the advantages to be derived from their
use.
lit. The saving of seed, which will amount to enough
In planting one hundred acres, to pay for the machine.
2nd. The suvlng or labor in planting, one horse and
hand only being required to open the furrow, drop the
seed and cover from seven to nine acres per day.
3rd. The great saving of labor In chopping out, the
seed being deposited In a line one alter another.
4lh. Tho great saving In subsequent hoe work, owing
lo the fact that any good plow-hand can, In sldlug,cov
er all Iho first crop of grass In tho drill, however sn*II
the cotton may he, without Injuring the stand.
These advantages all farmers will appreciate ; and be
low we give some certificates, from which the public
cun learn how these drills are appreciated by gentlemen
of the first (landing In our section of the State—all
prncticul farmers, who have thoroughly tested them,
uud nre consequently fully competent to decide on their
merits.
CERTIFICATES: ,
This is lo certify that I planted one hundred and six
ty ucros of cotton with Ruudall nnd Mercer’s Planters,
and I consider them superior lo any thing of the kind I
have ever seen or tried. The saving of seed alone would
t>ny for the machines In a season or two, and I think a
hand can do one-third more hoeing than he could In
cotton pluuted the common way.
8. L. BARBER.
Lee county, Georgia, July 13th, 1855.
Messrs. Randall <t- Mercer—Gentlemen: In reply to
vottrs of tliis date, I can a:iy with «alt*lHCliou, that I
have used your cotton seed drills on the farm of D. A.
Vaaon, Esq , with great success. 1 consider tneni tn be
of great value. They nre a saving of about one-third
or the labor of cultivation, about two to three bushela
of seed to the acre In planting, and a great saving of
labor lu planting, as they open the furrow, drop and
cover th seed with one horse and haad. 1 think them
worth one htthdred dollars a pteee to any planter, that
plants mil crons or cotton. As fbr myself I would not
plant a crop nfeotton without them for no consideration
In the bounds of reason. Yours, very respectfully,
A. J. BARKSDALE.
Lee county, Georgia, July 12tb, 1805.
I havo used Randall & Mercer’s cotton Planter two
seasons, and consider (hem of great value to the farm
er. I save seed enough each year to p«y for the Plant
ers, then I save at least one-third the labor of cultlva.
lion, as tho cQtton Is sowed in so narrow aline that with
good plowing there Is but little hoe work needed. There
Is ulso a saving of hands and horses In planting. I
should say they were worth one hundred uollars each,
and recommond every fanner to use ihem.
. s. d. mclendon.
Lee county, Georgia, July Oth, 1855.
.«ar 1 have been overseeing for Mr. 8. D. McLen
don the present year, aud fully concur in hts statements
above. DAVISSON WARREN.
Messrs. Randall d- Mercer—Gentlemen: In reply to
your* I will only say 1 have used thr-e of your cotton
seed drills, and consider them of great valuo, from the
Inct thut In the use of them I saved from two to three
bitHhel* of seed to c<.ch aero planted, and at least one-
. third of the labor of cultivation, not requiring one-half
a* much hoe work us the old way of planting—also, a
‘ considerable saving In the 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 lo each
drill. They are simple—easily m reaped, and there Is no
difficulty about getting a good stand.
Very refpectfully yours, VV. F. HAMRICK.
Lee county, Georgia, July 12th, I835,
Thom asville, Thomas countv, Ga.
Col.J.H. Watson—Dkar Sir : I can recommend
your cotton Planters (drill) In the highest terms. 1 have
tried them on all my land except new ground, and I
think they will do In t >al, they will do In a mountain
ous couutty as well a* In a level. If | had not bought
I would travel to your shop which Is 75 mile*, and pay
flfiy dollars a piece lor them. It saves one-third of the
work;0.10 hand can plant as much a* two,and ono hand
can chon out threo acres while one can chop out one acre
nfter a common plow. Yours respectfully,
K. BRASWELL.
Douoiikrty county, Gn., July 14th, 1855.
.1. H. Watson—Sir : This Is tocertirv that 1 have
ured Randall ft Mercer's cotton reed drill of your man
ufacture. und ant so well pleased with them that 1 would
recommend all planter* who have not tried them, to
give them n fair trial.* Where the drills are used'there
is a gteal deal or labor saved in cultivating a crop, ow
ing to it* being so uniform in the drill, thn plowing cau
be dono much bettor, and wilh greater despatch, con
sequently the hoe work I* lighter, as good plowing
■*ti persedes the necessity of a great deal or hard hoe
work. JNO. BARKSDALE.
This Is lo certify that I tired one of Randall ft Mer
cer’s cotton reed drills last year in planting my crop,and
was well pleased. I have used five or them ihe present
)eur, planting my entire crop, und atn still heller pleas
ed. There is n saving of between two red threo bushels
ol seed to the acre 111 planting, besides oue horse and
one hand with these drills doesthe w..rk of three hands
aud two horse*. Then there is the saving of one third
of the hoe work, the cotton being in so straight nud nar
row a row. I consider them worth one hundred dollars
each to any planter, and recommend all to purchaso and
use them.
; „ „ . . „ WM. 11.OWENS*
Dougherty county,Gs„ July lfith, 1855.
Messrs. Randall It Mkkcer:—in reply to yours of
f tho Slh Instant, in reference to your cotton seed drill. 1
! urn Imppy to soy that Hfier planting n portion of my pro-
; sent crop in the old way. I was enabled to obtain one of
1 your drills, with which I finished.
| It is the desideratum and long eought after.
Mnny and varied have been tho attempts of intelligent
mind* to attain what you huve accomplished, but with
only partial success. This leaves nothing to be desired
I in a cotton drill. It deposits tho seed uniformly and con*
] linuously in a straight nud narrow line as you wish,saves
about one hair the labor In planting, and about one
I bird or the hoe work In cultivation, it | g almost ueed-
1 us* lo add that I atn delighted with your drill.
Your* respectfully, J. E. MERCER.
Lee county, Gu., August 10th, 1855.
Messrs. Randall It Mkkckr—Gentlemen: fused
one ol your cotton seed drills the past sprlug, and f feel
four fold paid lor what it cost me. To give your drill a
fair trial, 1 planted every other row with the drill, and
the intervening rows I planted ns well a* ever cottoa
was planted before your drill come Into use. The result
was, that in the row planted with your drill Igotamoie
ported stand, and 1 think it grew off much better, be
sides I realized u great saving In the lubor of working
ovor my cotton tho two first limes. I shall continue to
use them us loug a* I plant cotton. Yours Re.
, _ JE8SEE COCK.
Lee county, Ga.
Saetellery UVarchouse.
Young's Building,Sign of the Golden Saddle.
OProSITK W. R. SIMMONS C LOTIIINO STORK.
W. H. MAY & CO.
Have on bund a good assortment of Saddles, Rridles
and Uiirnosses, of which the loltowiug comprise a part:
Spanish Quill, d, Overlaid andShnfton Saddles, Pint)
ter’* large and extra largo Saddles; Men’s plain do.
English do.; Boys’ and Race do.; Ladies Saddles of a
variety of pailurns; Bridles feMurlcugules; Saddle Bags,
Trunks &c.
SADDLER’S MATERIALS.—SaddloTrees, Skirting
nnd ling-kins; Pad do.;Straining and Worsted Web;
Thread and Sacks, assorted sizes.
HARNESSES.—Coach. Barouche, Buggy and Sulky
Harnesses of all kind*, hy Ihoslnglo set.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Ruggy aid*
Sulky Springs nnd Axles; Dash Frames; Hobbs an“
Bows, by tho single set; iMnted and Brass Slump Joints:
plain do.; patent Dash Leather, Top ancj Curtain do.;
broad and narrow Laces, variety of paflpms; Silk and
Worsted Fringe: black und purple Corn*. Roans; Bug-
gv Lamps, Plated uud Braes Carrlago Bauds; Brass and
Plated Knobs, lie. oily23
19 '\7C r -A. 2XT ’ £1
sASKETH, HAIR BROOMo, FEATHER DUSTERS.
3 —A large variety at No. 15bBroughton street.
00 V 2 HORACE Mi)HBE
BANH-MITK LIST AM) DETECTOR,
Published semi monthly, at Montgomery, Ala.
At 82 GO |*er An 1111 in« in Advance.
riillEwork Is printed on fine white pHpor and new
A typo, uud in appearance will he second o nono lu
the United States.
A Southern Bank-Note List is eescutinl in every Bank,
Counting House, aud Public Office. Let us unite In ad-
vnticingour common inlureals,uml not permit Northern
men nud Northern Detectors to Huciuutn our money
mutters na they tuny wish, while wo are quiullv follow
ing thoir dictation.
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lication, uud ull important financial changes, as they
occur, noticed. Every exertion will bo mado to make
it a correct and rcliubte guide to the Banker aud Mor
chant. , , ,
Hotel Proprietors, Brokers, Auctioneers, Commission
Merchants, nnd others desirous ol Imvlhg tlielr names
and husliioss widely circulated, nro Inlbruied that u
limited number of udvervlsemenls will he Inserted.—
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periods, may be known by applying to any of my Agents,
oi»at tho office In Atlanta, La.
SpQcluum numbers will he sent, on application by
letter, free of charge.
All communications intended lor ihe Bank-Note List
and Detector, must bo addressed lo swun's Bunk-Note
List, Atlanta, Gu. SAMUEL HWAN.
Iambs KoBKHisoN.GsuetuI Ageut. sep'J5 - 3ui
Mxssrs. Randall A Mkrcir—Gentlemen: I have
used eight of your Cotton-seed Drills, manufactured byj
II Watson, on Col J Bond’s Fowltown plantation. I am
much pleased with them, having realized great saving of
seed, of labor In planting nnd chopping out, and the
hands at the first siding could go over at least ono-third
more in a day, aud do better work than In cotton plant
ed iu tho best way I could plant with coulter and block.
I have 110 hesitation In giving it as my opinion that in
the use of your drills there is a saving of oue-thlrd of
the labor of cultivating a cotton crop. Col Bond Is
pleased with them and will continue their use.
Yours, respectfully, JAMES CHEEK.
Fowltown, Ga., July 9tb, 1855.
This is to certify that I have used two of Randall fc
Mercer's Cotton Haulers, nud huve no hesltatlou in say-
lug thut they will do. The saving of labor In planting
Is an object, the saving of seed is un object, aud tlte cot
ton stands in such a narrow drill that it may almost bo
kept clean without tho hoes, there is nothing to equal
theta In plutilii g cotton. WM, B. REYNOLDS.
Lee couuty,Ga., July 1st, 1855.
Lie County, Ga„ August 23d, 1855.
I Iftvo used Randall & Mercer’s Cotton-seed Drill,
which I purchased of Col J H Watson, and think they
are the best machines now in use. 1 am satisfied there Isa
great saving in seed aud a greater savlug in work. I
r.m fully satisfied there is one-third of the hoe work
suved. Try them, aud any reasonable man will be satis
fied they are worth more than three times the pricA they
aresoldfor. Pi 11 LIP WEST.
Having obtained from Messrs. Randall & Mercer the
exclusive right of suppling Ibo State of Georgia with
llioro Drills, I am now prepared to supply all demands,
having made arrangements for their manufacture in
Palmyra and Millodguvlllc. My price is 915. cash, de
livered tit either Palmyra or Mllledgeville. Alouey sent
at my risk by mall, if the requisitions of the Post Office
Department are complied with. Any further Informa
tion desired cun be obtained by addressing me either at
Palmyra or Mllledgeville, Georgia.
oct HI—Iaw5m J. H. WAT80N.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
XJ a. W. T .
THE BOTANIC, ’
OU ItUFOHKI PHYSICIAN OF
SAVANNAH,
B EGS to announce that he has removed his re-
ridence and Office from the corner of State and
Jefferson streets, to tho former residence and offleo of
tho lute Dr. Itichardsono, on Hmughton-street, (be
tween Montgomery and West Broad-streets, lie lenders
Ids most sincere thanks to his fellow-citizens iu Ihe city
and country, lor the very liberal employe.eut of his pro
fessional servicessiuco his location lu Savannah, aud
lakes pleasure iu announcing that his facilities for meet
ing the constantly Increasing demands upon him are
greatly Improved, having employed a competent person
10 attend especially to his office affairs.
Ladles may consult him either iu his family parlor,
his consulting-room, adjoining bis office, orin his offleo.
Ills consulting-room has been furnished and arrauged
wire especial reference to Iho convenience, comfort and
taste of those visiting him professionally.
Paiients visited promptly and punctually.
For terms and further particulars, see his Medical
Journal. 3mo—ocll
/ TORN MEAL.-Up Country Meal for sale by
1 - ’ * iNlE
oct 30
LYNN k SNIDER.
I i'KLKD BEEF, from Chandler it Co., dally expecU
1 od.mul for salo by
oct 30 LYNN A SNIDER.
PUU STEAMER AUAIBANIa.
BIILS choice Apples. Phcenix, Hell, Flowers,
OUGreeulugs, Spltzhttrg, 20 oz Pippins fee. Also.
New Layer Raisins, Buckwheat, Cabbages, Potatoes,
Onions, Cranberries, Smoked Tongues, do Reef, Pig
Sides, do Shoulders, Bologna Sansaugt-s, Cheese aud
Btutor. For sale nt the Savaunah Fruit Emporium.
„ J. A. BROWN,
_oclJl No. 27Wbltaker street.
C iOKN AND HAY.—501 bushels cholce whito Ooru
’ 50 lbs to the bushel; prime Eastern and Northern
Hay, In More, and for sale hy
WAVER Is CO
oct 20
t CONSTANTINE.
STAPLE l)UV GOODS.
n lA AND l2 4Colton Silverings, Linen do. Pillow
IA/ Case Linens, Bleached Skirtings, English and
French Long Clolhs, American, English and Welsh
Flannels, Cuulon do, Table Damasks, Furniture Dimity
and Furniture Culicor, Huckaback and Itamnak Towels.
Crush, Dowlas, &c. A largo variety of above goods for
sale at lowest prices, by
oct 23 _ Da WITT A MORGAN.
M anufactured tobacco—iso boxesTTs and
l tb Lump Tobacco, 50 boxes Rough and Readv
aud other Hue kinds, for sale by
no y 2 J.V.CONNEKATfcCO