The Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1855-1858, November 26, 1855, Image 1

Previous Issue Next Issue

Clip Visible Area View Page Text View PDF

Newspaper Page TextjpnbmtiuHj iUcjjM'bUfivtt VOLUME LIU. MOISTDA.Y MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1855. NUMBER 283: THE REPUBLICAN 18 published DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY, r,Y V. w. Al.EXANnF.lt & J. R, SNEED. THUMB « Daily Paper, in Advance, If not Paid iu Advauoo, Tri-Weekly in Advance If not Paid in Advanoe Weekly Paper, Invariably in Advauoo, Club Price: Ton Copie* for ad* l>‘ no raw will an order for the Paper be attended to unless nceoropanl.’d with money, or a mtisfoctury re ference. ^^— $8.00 6.00 3.00 4.00 9.00 15.00 rare Reduced. Cabin Passage to Now York $20. SKMI-WKKKI.Y. UNITED M \ rHM,l|.\ll. M!tE. 1 MIK now ami splendid Milo wbeul steamships: kS"XVII.LU, l,5i'IMona,Capt.l\ D. l.i'Diow. Al f GlMT.\, 1,-ViO •* •• Thom. I.von, i'i.« >KU) \, l,:«h» •* “ M, 8. Woh.uu-li., ALABAMA, 1,3'll »• '* (5. K. 3 flit K nrK, U ill Kiivnninili Beery WEDNESDAY and SATUIIDA Y. Thc«e ships are among the largest on llie const, un- •urna8.nl tn speed, aalety or comfort, making their •mu, go in fifty to slx'y lioiini, and nro commanded »y •kiliitil, carotid a'd polite officers. Having elegant cute room ucc.onmodnllous, they offer a most desirable coMVOjancw to New York. Cublii Passage t’JO Bteerate Agents: PAD El, FORD, FAY & CO., Savannah. s\M’L. 1.. MlTCIItl.L, 13 Broadway. Juno2C, 1835. Now York. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL r. s, sri'Ain.HN. Tint ship* loMTHiaiMi mis i.ink ark ATLANTIC, I BALTIC. I'ant. Wkht. (’apt. Comstock, PACIFIC, J ADRIATIC, capv. Ntk. 1 Copt. m m.. ^ Those ships having been built by j£wt/t^ contract,expressly for government sor- ILkir vice, every euro has been taken In ^aAHIU their construction, ns also In their en- (rines, to ensure stroiiKth aud speed; and (heir accom- modntions lor passengers aro uucquullod for elcganco or comfort. Price of passage from Now York to Liverpool,In first ratlin 113*i; in second cabin, JT5; exclusive uso of ex tra size stale re. m, 93U3, From Liverpool to New York, jC30 and A*2l». An experienced Surgeon atlacbed to each ship. No berths can besecurod until paid for. PROPOSED DATES OF BAILING. tram AY to York. from Liverpool. Ib55. ld.V». Wednesday.... Jan.24.. 18551 Saturday.... Jan. 13.. 1855 Wednesday....Feb.7..1855 Saturday ...Feb.‘.*7 .D-55 Wednesday.... Feb ill.. 1835 Saturday.... Feb. 10.. 1855 I Sal urduy 'an. il l.. 1853 For Freight or Passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, 50 Wall street, N. Y. BROWN, SIIIPLtn St CO., Liverpool. STEPHEN, KEN N A RDM. G Austin Friars London. E.G. WAIN WRIGHT m CO., Paris, or OF.< i. II. DRAPER, Havre. „tar 1 lie owners of these ship* will not bo accounta ble for gold, sliver, bullion, specie, Jewelry, precious ■tones, or me'als. unless bills of lading u r e signed therefor, and the vnluo thereof expressed therein. Shipper* please take notice, that the ship-* of this Ltuo cannot carry any goods contraband of war. Jon lb mwfly CENTRAL RAILROAD. < iiamie ot' seni.hi i.i:. O N and alter Sunday the 14th October, instant am until further notice, the Passenger Trains on th< Central Railroad, will run as follows: DKTWKKN SAVANNAH AND MACON. Leave Savannah 5 a. m., aud I9rl5 p. M Arrive at Miicoii 3.15 p. m., and 1 a. m Leave .Bacon 11.45 a. m., ami M.30 p. m Arrive at Savaum h 10.45 p. m., aud 7.30 a. m. UiriVUN SAVANNAH AND At'UI'BTA. Reward. RUNAWAY Rom iho Subscriber on the 33d Heptuuiber, Ills slave ALBERT, who Is 37 years or ago, about 5 feel 8 Indies high, weight about 140 pounds, haa straight and very light hair, blue eyes,and Is so while that It will be difficult to detect his being n Negro. Ills Trout tooth uro Ikst decaying, chews tobacco, and is fond of spirits the' i » drunkard, lie cannot read or write, has ho trade; lus been Mocustoiued to stock ami ftv- mlng. Ilo bus but lllilo Knowledge of Ihocoiiutry.iind will linvo frequent occasion to unqulto bis way.* Is rnllior slow In speech, nm| lint rathe ran humble appearance. "NF. HUNDRED DiiLLAUs and the horse (II taken with him,) will be given by inn for his routineniont In any fall, ami Informa tion soul to me so I get him. Hue Hundred Dollais will bo paid for proof to e -nvlcl tho Abolitionist who hu* l-een tmuperlng with him for some mouths mist, and who bus Incited him to lake this advantage of my absence to New York. Anyzmo who may have seen said Negro will greatly oblige me by writing, eo that I may linvu some Idea of what direction he hat taken. He will undoubtedly pass himself ns n white man. When lie lull lie rode u cites- nut eonol horso, worth about $70. J. M.TISON, oct ID—If Bethel,(lit un lIlk, Georgia. 1 i*«ii Front Jewelry Store WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL, No. 116 Brouphlon-tt,, betwten Bull J* Whitaker The largest and beat selected stock or goods ever offered for sale In this city. Gold and AIL Ayphons, Also, all kinds or Plated Ware, Military amt fancy Goods, aud a groat variety of articles too numer ous to mention; the whole of which will bo «old at ro il need prices. All klmlsof Watches, Clocks, Jewelry anJothor Job bing attended to by competent hands, oct It HORTON U RIKKMAN. SPLENDID HOSIERY “ l'#r acntlemen’a Wear. G o,ti PRISING every variety and sty la of CASHMERE, MERINO, LAMB WOOL, FLANNELS. SILK and COTTON UNDER SIURT8. DRAWERS and half HOSE, GLOVES, Ac. Suitable for the season. Please call and provide for your wants aud necessities. WM.O. PRICE. _ oct 37 Merchant Tailor, 14: Bay st. New Carriage Ware-House, COR. CONGRESS AND MONTGOMERY STS. THE FNDKB8IUNF.D reaped fully In- forms the citizens of 8uvauuah ami sur- tiding country, that he liua completed CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, Corner Congress ami Montgomery .Streets, aud has now on hand amt is constantly receiving, u * some stock of jFortfQit Unsincno Cavan. ... . HKH HIKN .VJU,N EX, WAYESHORii, BURKE COUNTY,«A. Practice law In Uichnmud, Burke, Washington, Bcrlven and Emanuel. TIIOn. M. BXRHlkN. MAI.COI.M », JONKS. doe ID ly 31 lliliKH A. iri A IN 1)1*11.I., A TTO IIJYK YU .1 T l.A It'. Wit)iicHl>oro% (In. Relorcuco-Messrs. A.J.ic T. IV.Miller, Augusta,Ga. net 3 »y B . (» • <• A II AN INS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ...... ForMylli.flAii Will pracllco In the Flint and adjoining counties of (ho Jan 7 Macon rircuit. If 1V.1I. A. I.OITON, ATTORNEY A T LAW, nov 3 if. ITlontli-cl lo« <«co« IlmtfAllI I'.ltWAICDN. ATTORNEY AND GOUNMULLOR-AT-LAIV, Iflicitnopy, l-'lorltln, will practice In tlm Couris of F.ail and South Florida.; Rcleronci'S—Tiinno Pinkney u. I'o., Charleston, 8. C’.s nerMin, llcidl Co., Buvuuuah, Ga.; Cooper fr Mother, Micanopy, Fla. march 30 ly* lUilHIEI. IV. PEPPER, Biiccessor tn HENRY J . P K P PER k. SON, lVniclieN, Jctvdry mill silver Ware, JVo. 175 Cheanut at., uppoailr. the Slate Houac, IMiilndel pliiu. may 30 ly WILLIAM HI. TlNItfl), " Factor & Commission Merchant. For Florida and Southern Georgia Produce, NORTH COMMERCIAL WllAltF. CHARLESTON, 8. C. AND 97 RAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. may 7 _ Ohio wii.i.iAm j. u iTriiEiL ATTORNEY AT LAW, Wnrronton, Goo., Will practicointhe Northern t.'lrcuit ofGoorgln, and In Ihi-countlpsof Burke,I'oliimhlu, Jctfur&on ami Wash ington, of the Middle Circuit. ly may Nrto=Yovn anhrvtisrmrntn. M'pm s. .If. Piltrngill »(• Cn.’a Attvrrhoinp Agmcy, 11 ATursaM-rt., .Yew York, and No. 10 .stale st, Potion, P. 4t Co urn At outs lor the most Inlhmmlul ana lar gest circulating Commercialpanors both In the United Matos and die Canadas, i constantly large and liuml- CAimiAoiia, Consisting of Ciwhi'S, Roi kaivavs, Tfp ami No Top Bug- gli's, Curriiigoa, Burrouclics, and Wagons of every descrip tion, rnU-ul.Ucd to suit the most fa-tali.hi.-, uml arc uia.lo “f the la st niidi-rial. ami tin-most reh-hnited huilih rs of Newark, New York aud Notv Haven. All of whuh will t»- sold low, uml wanantol to give satisfaction. A cull is ro-pcctrully solicited. G. IV. IIAltDCASTLK, Corner of Congress ami Moulgoim rv sin-ets. N. II. RP.I'Allll MI ot all kinds done in the lust man ner. and as low as the times will admit. nov 8—ly FANCY 1)11Y'"(IOODsT - 1 ARIES IVI, IH-VT. «-l,l N FULTON HOUSE, ATLANTA (I CO ltd I A, BY A. E. REEVES, Atlanta, March 14. 1855. tf mar 10 IrfaveSavannah.. Arrive at Augnstu.. Leave Aagiisui Arrive InHu.nnnuh.... 13.15 p. m., and 6 30 r. rt. ..8.43 v. M., and 5. - .H> a. M. ... .li a. M., and 4.30 v. M. l.3o e. m. and 10.45 r. m. DKTWKKN MACON AND At OrsTA. Leave Macon 11.45 a. m., and 0.30 p. M. Arriie ut Ailirustu 8 45 p. m., and 5.30 *• *• Leave Augusta U a. m.. and 4.30 p. m. Arrive nt Macon 3.15 p.M.,a'<d I a. m. Bi. riVKi N SAVANNAH, MIM.KDnKVH.LR AND KATi'NTON. l.euve Aavamiali 5 am. Arrive in Mdlcdgovlilu 3.45 p. M. Leave Mhc ui 11.43 a. m- Arrive in Eatonlon 5 p.m. t\ 31. M. WADLEY. Savnniiuh, Ga , 13th Oct., 1835. ,.ct 13 South Western Rail Road. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. a The very last Fall Style of Ucuilciiicu's Flno Silk Dress Hats ban- been received; an inspection is resjieclfully solicited. N. K. RARNUM, 1 Hat and Cap Store, 139 Congress street. SADDLERY WARE-HOUSE. W. H. MAY & CO. Have on hand a good assortment of Saddles, Bridles aud Harnesses, of which the following comprise a part: Finnish Quilted, Overlaid and Fhnfton Saddles, Plant er's largo and extra largo Saddles; Men's plain dog Eng- li*.h do.; Boys’ and Itncu do.; Ladies' Saddles of a variety of | patteins; Bridles and Marteiigales; Paddle Bags, Tranks, , ‘ SADDLER'S MATERIAI.S.—SnddloTrees. Sklrtlngand ■ II v-kins; I’ml do.: Straining and AVorstod Web; Thread ami Tacks, assorted sizes. HARNESSES.—Coach, Barouche, Buggy ami Sulky l Harnesses of all kinds, bv the single set. j CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Ban.nehe. Buggy k Sulky 1 Springs and Axles; Dash Frames; llohhsnmi Bows, by the single set; Plated and Brass Stump Joints; plain do; patent Dash Leather, Top nml Curtain do.; broad and narrow Inces, variety or pattern*; Silk nml Worsted Fringe; black nml purple Couch Roans Ihiggv Limps, Plated nml liras* Curriugo Bands; Brass aud Pin" * (ESTABLISHED IN 1780.1 PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. WAI/rUlt* HA KB It A (50. American, French, 11 mien ns tide, ami Vanilla Gilt >CiH.ATE; prepared C( )C() A -, BRt )M A, Ct). GOA PASTE;Cocnn Slicks,Solu ble, llotmiipnlhlo and Dietetic Cocoa: Uocoa Shells; Cracked Cocoa,kc, * These Manufactures to which first prkmitms liuvo been n- srnrded by (ho chief instltutons _ an t Fairs ot tho Union, are an Leaf, Flower *t FYuit excellent diet for children, inva- of the Conn, with a Ibis, and persons in health. They pod opened. nllay rather than Induce the ner vous excitement attendant upon tho use of tea or coffoo, and nre recommended by Drs. Warren, Jackson, I lay — ward, Wure, and Adams,of Boston, and by eminent physicians oImjwIi to. , _ ...... For sale by all tho principal Lrocors iu tho United Ktulcs, and by tholr Agents. ...... D.O. Murray. New York; Grant Ac Twolls, Philadel phia ; Thomas V. Brnnd'ge, Balllmore; Kennett te Dud ley, Gin. 9 WALTER BAKER Ac Ct "sep 15—3m Dorchester, Mass. Merillo Iron Pipe Works, M E It 111 L & JAQUES, 1454 New York. M anufacturers and dealers in Wrought Iron, Pipes, Fittings. Tools, aud every description i,r apparatus connected with Steam, Water and Gas, for heating ami lighting Mounters, Churches, Hotels, Pri vate Dwellings, Hospitals, Asylums, Villages, Factories nml Hulls. Also Valves, Cocks, Pumps, Gauges, Boilers and Boiler Flues mode to order. Our Screw Cutting Machines sro entirely new,and our own patent warranted to do double the work of any other Invention. Orient solicited from all sections of llie country, nml promptly attended P>. Je 33, '35—ly TO I1IUI5 PLANTEII8. T HE subscribers ato desirous oi culling tho attention of those Interested in the Hulling of Rico, to their newly invented Machine, which surpasses all others now In uso. Tho advantage of these Machines consist in Its simplicity, durability, nml the great amount of work which it will perform without the least Injury to the grain. Tho machines aro portable, nml well udupt- ed to llnml or 8toum Power, can Do transported reudv for use. These Machines can bo made to hull from 9(1 to 50(1 bushels per day—varying according to size. All necessary information will he gltcil by addressing the I n venters, ut their Manufactory, No 111 Cliff street ,New York Oily. ROBERT & JOHN E. ANDERSON. _sopl2G—1m _ P Coral)*! Fault and Fancy Goods. WILLIAM TASKER—No. 1«> IMhk Plait.. New York, I NVITES the attention of South Tn nml Western Mer chants, to his new stock of Fans, Combi, Hair, Tootli and Nail Brushes, Ladies,’ Reticule*, Perfumery. Sonin, Porte Mommies, .let and Bead Bracelets. Pocket Books, Dress Buttons, I'imuml Necdh's, Iloolcsand Eyes, Wuteh Guards*. Wax. Coral ami Gins* Beuds, Necklace*. Ac. In dia Rubber Colill)*, Canos, Halls and Toys of every de scription. Scl-M.r-, Itavors ami Cutlery, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Accord eons and Violin*, Including n gemr il nml a very large stork of Engli-h, French and German Fauey Goods, which will he sold ut the very lowest prices, for Cush or approved paper. it«• Olliers by letter selected and put up In the best manner. WM. TASKER, may 1—ly P In Park Place, New York. The Best Hair Dye. .11,0. M. BALLARD’S (new article) received Urn high- 1 est premium ut the World’s Fair ami American In stitute, where It was examirn d I jr the dis-tlngulihed client i-ts, Dr. C. Little and Prof. John Jorrey, nml pronounced the Best. For sale by the Principal Druggists in thi* city—price 1. Principal office and store 4'JS and oKOllrondway, New oik. mar 15.'.Vi—P marl's W. JACKSON A: SON* URATE AND FENDER ItllKERS, 246 Front St. and 930 Broadway, Notv York, aug l—ly • P Nctn York fthttcttfncnmus. fVossi Hkitlin, Fttteher, Owen A- Sehett'M Advertising l/ousr, 310 llrondwity, JWw fork. LOOKING GLASSES & PICTURE FRAME MiLirUFA-OTOIiY. HORACE V. SIGLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BALE-ROOKS, 04 Forityth-St,| New York. M il. II. V. 8. would call tho attention of strangers visit ing tho city, and esisoclnlly those in tlm trade, to Id* extensive WAKE-U00M8 AND MANUFACTORY. In the possession of um-i|iudh-d fuillities, ho iscunbh'd toexecuto all order* oil the l.siveSI povsililu terms. The sale-rooms uro replete with choice Hpcciumim, ami a full assortment ot RICH GILDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Mouldings, Rich Gilt, Rose Woods, Oak, Maple, Zebra nml Mahogany, iu every variety aud constantly on liand. Orders from all part* of the United States ami Cumulus, executed with prompt nest, pKrkcd with the greatest of care. A liberal discount allowed to the Trade. II. V. .SIGLEll, 0-1,117, 09 aud 71 Forsyth-st., nov 12—3IUO* 8 . New York. D Knobs, Ac. July 23 %v o I’rtsscnn«r 'I'lnlus dully loC'olumlms O N AND AFTER MONDAY. August 27. pas*.-ng r and nml! trains will leave Macon f»rColninhusniid Mont- n-ry, daily at 2.10 A. M.. an I 3.15 P. M., arriving at Columbus »t 7.15 A. M. and 1".30 P. M. L'-ave ( olinnlois for Mnc«n daily at 4.15 A. M. an*l2.3oP. M.. arriving at Macon at in. 15 A. M. uml*.5o p. M. P.im ng t* f»r Americas will take tlm morning train nt 2.1" A. M. from Macon, arriving at Americas at d.lo A. Leave Americus ut 0.40 A. M. and arrive at Macon at 10.45 A. M. Connecting at Macon each vvny with tlm Central Rail road Train-to .-av.innah, Augusta, Milledgevllle and Ka li: ami with .Mac >n and West-rn Railroad Train* to Gritliu. Atlanta, Dalton, UhnttaU Kiga, Knoxville, and Nashville. Connecting .daily ut Columbus, with Girard and Mo bil- Railroad. •tiu rtiug daily at Americas ■with four-lmrse post h Lot- to Tallahassee, Albany. Ttaoinusvllle, Ac., an l tri-weekly Hack Line to Lumpkin. Passeng rs for point* on tin* lto.nl •• h-low Fort Val ley,” should tak t tho 1 o’clock evening train from 8a- v.inuah, and 5 o'clock evening train troin Augu-ta. t.> avoid detention nt Macon: for otlmr points on Smith W-st-rn, or Mun-og— 1 tail roads, pamng-rs wMI have no detention by either trains. First Ulus* St uiuship leave Savannah for New \ork Wednesdays and Saturdays, aud for Philadelphia on Wedn sdays. Passage, In tlm Cabin, $20; Steerage, $8 Far-from Montgomery to Savannah, $13 no Do. Gdmnbu* to «lo 9 00 Do. Americus to do 8 80 GEO. W. ADAMS, Superintendant- Macon, aug 2 '55 Uf> aug U NEW GOODS JCJST IlECIDIVEDi T HE sl'BSCRIREUhasnovv In store uml I* receiving by each steamer irotn Now York, a full and well I •elected assort mold of READY MADE CLOTHING GESTIEMEVS FtltXISIIIXB GIIIIIK. ! (kiiisistiiignl lino DRESS ail! FROCK COATS, BUSI NESS COATS of all (itiillitles uml colours. MERINO and FLANNEL UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWS GLOVES, CRAVATS, kc., kc. Having procured tho services of an experienced cut ter, hi- Hatter* lilni-ell that Im shall p* u'olo t*i ptea-o ml who may lavor him with hi* orders, uud Ids stock ot pieces good* Is full, and well assorted. , WM. O. pniGE. oct 10 117 IJ.vy s’reel. SAVA TST ’ 8 BANK-NOTE LIST AND DETECTOR. Published Semi-monthly vt Montgomery, Ala. t At $2 00 Per Annum, In Advance. FB^HE WORK is printed on flue white paper ami new JL type, and iu uppearuuce will he second to mum iu lXrKEC A. BEXXIiTT. CARRIAGE AKD HARNESS REPOSITORY, Corner of West lirc.id nnil Bay Streets, Nnvainiuli, On., Would rail the ntlention of tlm elti/eus of Georgia. South Carolina. Florida. Ala bama nml Tennessee, to their largo and epl> mini fetoek ' mm.ffl FJ^IHK Books lor llmculwerijuiou „ w .,„„ ...,.... Charleston and . avuiimih Railroad, will be n-opi-nwl the 15th D<- ber. 187,1. ami kept open until further notice, ot the following places, to wit: COMMISSIONERS. Charleston—L. T. Porter, Otis Mills, Win. C. Bee. Favaiinah—Major A. Porter, Dr. J. P. Screven, Col. A. R A<hm!s' n i:un—Hawkins 8. King, D. P. Wilkinson, J. W. Edisto Island—K. N. Fuller, James Hopkinson, Col. E. Walterlioro’—Col. 51. E. Corn, D. S. Henderson, J. W. R *A»hepoo—Lawrenco Witsell, W. II. Lowndea, Jas. M. Faltkotcher—Tlios. MrTeer, B. McBride Peeples, Thos. ^ Pocotallgo—W. F. Hutson, J. II. Handers, John Martin. Whippy Kvvamp Muster Ground—Harwell McBride, John K. iranipton. It. A. Taylor. Gillisonvillc—F. W. FickUng, Win. Yeomans, Tinmens Bu< km r. IP uid'ort—Edmund Illmtt. II. J. Johnson, J. D. Pope. Grahumvillo—Col. John Weld), Wilson Ferrlboc, Wm. Howard. Blntfton—T. II. Coe. It. II. Kirk. Dr. P. Pritchard. Robertrillu—II. F. Buckner, William J. Lawton, A. R. Johnston. PurysLurg—W. W. Hardee. J. P. Raymond,.!. D. Jone*. Lawionvilh—Col. A. J. Iziwtou, Faniuel Manner, Chaa.' Jaudon. Blue Houso—Nathaniel It. Heyward, Burrell Saunders, John Hill. By order of tlm President and Board of Directors. d-< 13 C. F. HAM'KLL, Sec'y and Tr* usurer. ANDREW FEMALE COLLEfiE, CUTlIBUnT, GrBOIlCJrlA. ... I'uR. d Mat* A Miiith'in liauk-Note List Is Counting Hons-, uml I'uldi - i<ill II illt-icsts, lential ii every Bank. Ice. Let Us unit? Ill lid- Hid lint permit North* in fluctuate our imm-y mat- to are qui-lly following in n ami N> tela as they may wiah, while their dictation. Tlm work will lm carefully revised on the day of pul>- li< ation. aud ull impoitttut tinam ial i hungi s. a* tlmy oc cur, noticed. Every exeition will be made to make it a correct nml n liable guid' to the Ilunk-r, ami Men bant. Hotel Proprietors, Brok- is, Aiution-em. Coimiilssion Merchants, and nth -rs <b sirom of having tin lr nanu s and business widely circulated, are inioniKd that a liiui- ted number of advertisement* will he inserted. !*p-ciul rates for advertising by the year, or for shorter periods, may b- known 6y applying to any of my Agents, or nt the office In Atlanta, Ga. 8p< elm' ll uuiiihcis will be sent, on application by let ter, free of charge. All (oiumuuicatioiis iut< ud-d for tlm Bank-Note Lis; and Detector, must bo uddnssed to Swnn's Bank-Note List, Atlanta, Gu. 8AMU17L 8WAN. .1 \mi i Koia i;i-'in, G-n-ral Ag* lit. s-p 25— 2m rilllE entire Jl joint resolution of the r of thin Institution, hv .. term, commencing on the First Monday in September, and closing on commencement day, Thursday all-r tlm fourth Sunday iu Jmm. FACULTY: AUGUSTUS ALLEN, A. M., President—Professor of English Literal ii r* and Amieut Izinguages. REV. J. II. CAIJIWELL, A. M.—Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. REV. T. X. FORril'ER, A. M.—Professor of Matliematlc* \ and N'niural f 51ISS ANN and Inslrm tress in Botany am 11. It. LIGNO.-KI—Prim ipul of Music iD partnient. MBS. L. E. GRANT AND MRS. K. T. CALDWELI/— OrnMimiiUil Branches. «, Tins liistil’ition now pres-nU to tlm public, advantnires will'll few ms's—ss. A lug-and elegantly ronsti lifted (V.ll-ge wlltlee; one of III" hugest ('Impels ill til" State; ail n-iessary oiil-hiiildingsuml enclosure; a lasirdliM'le- putiii-iit. litiml up iu tlm most mat and <omloitable style, uud under tlm Mip-rinteml-ne- ot tlm tench*rs th-iii«'iv-s; with tlm whole Uoin-slic department under direction of Indies of exp-r-n—. add-d to all th-fai ilitm* lor a thorough eourse of instruction which any liunlar uistitullon can ofl-r. It will be seen by refer ence to our catalogue, that our rat-* of Board and Tui tion ar« less Ilian ian be found elsewhere. This fact, iu these turn s or p- uinaiy pr-*"nie. i* worthy of tho con- •I'luralioli ot thos- having daughters to educate. The Jioai'hng D-paritm nt will lm under tlm direction *’f I’r* sell til Abb n and lady, and Professor t'aldW'dl and I'tdv. With spaeiotis and i oinfortahlc dormitories, large »nd convenient' I os ts, new and elegant furniture, good And experienced s-rvant* and Inldi s lurnished with tlm {"'"I that the market nlfordn; tog- llier with a wholesotim l"i' p'lr-ntal dis-iplitie, we hope to iuer-uAn tlm liberal I"'I'.nags with wlii< h this Instituiion hm hltlmrto been lAiored. F. X. FOKSTEIt, S. e’y Fimillty. Uiilhlieit, .fill v no, lH5fi. aug 7—Jan I, 'AW. ■ BA Y Aid) TA VliOIt'N JAI*ABI.-A vislTb. India, t.'lniia and Jnpnn iu |K(gt. by Bayard Taylor ; lA'mugs wnli th- Prophets: a Seri'* of Memories nml Meditation*, by Rev. A. Morton Brown; UlomUnml Him- '•'"i" in the Lit-nfa Village 1'iulnr. Ilnrhaiigh s ll-avnly Home, 3 inis ; Hint s Cirri'nl Reports on Coiililiimd Fe- !." r ami Typhoid Fevr; G'ssh’s I’rscll.sl Midwifery; L uhi . „n |, v ,. f#; Meiidaiihall's Medical Stud-lit* Viule *1"' u iu cpuai.ts -ft*" Ulus'rate.os; It-i.sly s Med- ,'l l''"„"ilary ; It' ssilv's Fteecipii.m ll'.ck : a . sl # Prsc. ’* t B'l.s'i ; ej»ok'«. I)t'bs«i'- \Vm~ i.4. DwRatiaon'*, ^.*11"*%,, Me dt.nl Works l-r Hiinl-mr nml Rrr "»l"ii ** Vl7 r """ " TH'tRNE WILLIAMS Oglethorpe Medical College, T" I AT SAVAIVMAH, GrA IIIK SESSION OF LLUTUIti.S in the nbuvc Institu tion will roiium-m c on tlm first day of November ami terminate on the 1st of March. Tlm Chiii'iim at the Uollego building, will bo opened to , patients on tlm 20th ofUctuber, aud be continued through- J out tho session: Tlm Faculty is constituted ns follows ; II. L. BYRD. 51. lb. (late of Savannah Medical College.) Professor of tlm Priucijdes and Practice of Physic. E. LcRUY ANTONY, M. D., (of Wayimsbom. tin..) Pro fessor of obsictrics ami diseases of Women and Children. WESLEY C. NORWOOD, 51. D., tof Uokeshttry, S. C..) Prof ssor of .Materia Mediiaaml Medical Jurisprudence. JAMES S. 510REL, 51.D., (of Savannah,Gu.,j I'rofebsor of Anatomy. JOHN DAVIS, M. D., (of Abbeville, S. C.,) Professor of Physiology. WM. T.'FEAY, 51. D., (of Savannah, Ga.,) Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. CHARLES GANAIIL, 51. D., (of Savannah, Ga..) Pro- f-nsor pro tern, of the Priueiples ami Prm live of surgery. D-monstrator of Auatouiy, R. J. NUNN, 51. lb, (of Sa vannah. » Tho fe-s will he—}10<) for the entire coarse of Lectures; $lu Demonstrator's fee; Grudmitlon $30; Matriculation *5. Arrangements have been made by which students can lm accommodated with good board nt from 3j,jj to $4 per CARH1AUKS, BUGGIES, Ac., kc., embracing every variety and stylo now in me. Among our stock will ho found all of tho most fashionable styles combining ELEGANCE WITH LIGHTNESS AND STRENGTH Built by koine of (lm newt r< liable builders In I’hlladel- nhiu, whme work ha* a i-putati"n for IJghtimss, Dura- iulity and Nentn—, unsurpa-sc'l by any other manufac turer* hi tlm I ni"ii. There may also b- found among our stock selection* from the establl-humnt of J. 51. Qi imhy k Co., and other rolebruted nmniifucliir-rs iu Newark, N. J.. New York and New Haven, all of wdijcli are built expre-l.V for u*, and whic'.i wo do not hesitate to warrant iu every particu lar. II. C. 5IeKoe lm* been for twenty-one years engaged in th- Carriage Businkts in C"luml"'is, Ga., and we feel coti- fldent that with our united experience and attention wo will lie able to keen on hand a Stock that w e think w ill meet the approbation and wants of the public, ami which for vm i-t.v and ext-nt w ill excel limt heretofore kept at thi* place. All orders shall have strict and prompt attention. 11.C. M. KEE, Savannah. Aug 31 1865. I. D. BENNETT. LOCAL EVIDENT'i: OF THE VALUE aud Fire-Proof Qualities of WILDER’S SALAMANDER SAFES, AS MANt'FACTt'RXD BY STARNS Sc MARVIN, NEW YOIIK. IN THE flro of the 3d Inst., which consumed tho brick building, occu pied by Mr. John T. Tlmmus. oppoiito tho Gas Works III tills city, wr* a Safe of tho almvo description, containing tho book*, papers ami money of Mr. Thomas nml ulihoiigh tho build ing wna destroyed, iho said Sufw sustained no Injury whatever from the intenso heat to which It had huen exposed. On opening tho Sale, Iho found uiuiirl urban, and In tho same order nml coin! Ition ns when placed there, except u slight dPc"lorali"ii to the projecting ends of a few pnpers, and tho backs or one or twool tlm books, caused by the steam generated In tho Sale, while nl Its greatest bent. Tho Hnfe and content*,ns It came from tho ruins,may st!H he seen, In tho possession of Mr. Thomas, nt tho Da* Work*. A huge assortment ol theso colobrated Satis always on hnmt, aud for sale by U. II. CAMPFIELD, Agent lor Manufacturers, July SO, 1855. 171 Bay at., Savannah, Ga. I lake pleasure In corrolmrating Iho foregoing state ment, ami in mlilltion would mhl that tho books aro now In use. J.T.THOMAS, Wood Yard,Ferry Wharf. July 3(1. IKVi. oct 34 Urooklun tin/ STEAM ENGINE WORKS. 18 UVator*a(rc>clt llrnoltlyii, N. York D. I’. IHJRDON & CO., H AVING recently fitted up the oxteH*lvo ostnbllalw in-lit at tlm above named place, we are pn pnred to ui'iiuifaeture all klmlsof Steam Engines, Boilers, Sugar .Mills, Saw and Grist Mills, Dump* aud Gearing for w ork ing 511 ncs, Shafting, Pulleys, Ac., uud are prepared to fur nish coatings of evory description. We would call tho at tention of Southern Planters particularly to our Sugar 51111*. Having purchased tlmentirestock of Pattern* from the late firm of G. II. Hartson k Co., N. York, wo can safely suv that weean turn out a Mill which for strength, dura bility nud neatness, cannot he excelled by any establish ment iu tlm States. A long experience in tho busiliesi renders us competent to execute any orders, and w e would advise those In give want of Machinery to us a call. Engi nes from 4 to 4') home power itlvvnys on hand. D. P. Burdo.x, II. N. Conklin, S. D. Conklin. oct 22—Ilia- LESIEK'S lltO.X VVOKKS, FOIt THE MJIJfVF.ICTVRK OF WOODSWORTH'S PLANING MACHINES mid Steam Euglnea, 67 I’eabl-st, Brooklyn, N. Y'., opposite New York City. T HE Subscriber having been engaged for the last 10 veurs ill the almost exclusive manufacture of tins most Important invention, \N oodswurth's Flailing, Groov ing and Tonglug Machine, hns recently completed the large addition to hi* aln-ady extensive Iron Works, will execute with dNpateh all orders in the ubovo line to an unlimited extent. Tho universally acknowledged superi ority of Wtsslsworth's Planing 5lnchim-s, manufactured by him, over ull others, requires no reiteration. In the manufacture o{ STEAM I.NGIN ES, we claim n superiority for pow er and *peod. Imnuty of roust ruction umlflui-h; and also guarantee tlm Kugiims to transmit I')') per cent timro power for tlm same nmney than can ho furnished by any other manufacturer, and more than 1(H> per rent, saving in wear and tear, us well us a large saving in the eoiisumptiou of fuel. REFERENCES: TO PARTIES IIAVINl! THE STK.VM LNOINC* NOW IN VS*. Pardee k Morgan. New Haven, Ct.; L. W. Slocum, Brook- lvu. N. Y.: Timothy Dntinl. A«t"ria. L. I.; I.von* k Curt I—, Bridgeport, Ut.; Stamford Manufacturing Co., StnmfonL Ct.; John C. Sanford, New Haven, ct.: Itollin Sanford, N. York City; Claw. F. Ixsi*ey. Austrian Con*ul General. G. II. Slnnt, Kensington, Pldlndelphin, Pa.; Klddi f k Martin, Wilmington. N. (’.; A. L. Clapp k Co., Montgom ery, Ala.; G. A. Sanford, New Orleans, lai.; Hinkle, Guile i Co.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Itnntom, C'ohh A Co., Cleveland, Ohio; Foss k llrotlu-rs, Chicago, 111.; J. B. Smith, 5111- vvaukie, Wl*.; P. II. k L. L. Eaton, Buffalo, N. Y.: For ward k Smith, Oswego. N. Y.; John Snurr, Toronto, (5. IV. orders and proposals received by mail or otherwise, from all parts of the United Males, Canada, South Amerl- uud Europe, will I"- promptly attended to by Agents o are traveling iu all sections of tho country, ter* l.v mail, addle-.* JOHN II. LESTER, •ct 4 3m 67 Pearl St. Brooklyn. N. Y. For further information, address s. pt 2* _ 11. L. BYRD, 51. D., Doan. SCOTT’S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL PATENTED .MAY Kills 1651. T HE attention "f Planters, Farmers and Stock feeders iu general, is respectfully called to this .Mill as tlm most Important article of tlm kind now in ii-c, not otily vve|| adapted lor grinding cob meal for Mock, hut grist or fine hominy for tie- laid- • and especially bread iimul from corn not fully ri|>e or dry in fill. Iu s'-tting thi* Mill, no mechanic or frame worki* 1 wanted, only wanting to b- fiiMem-d to tlm floor or plat form. Easily adjusted and us-d by any ja rson, even a child. The LITTLE GIANT ha*rereived tlm flr-t premiums nt the lute Agricultural Fairs of .Missouri, Kentucky. .Mary land, and other State*, and that I* tlm most complimenta ry mniiner, a* well as III'- most ready roiniiieiiUutioii from the thousands witnessing it* p-iT"i umiiee. These .Mills are guaranteed in lie- most positive manner against deflects or breakage, and No. 3 warranted to gi ind 16 Ini-h'-lsof feed per hour, with one horse, and offered at tin- low nrice of all compl' D , ready for utlaehiug tlm t'-aui. No. 4 nt $76, grinds2o bushel* per hour with two lionas. .Manufactured by gcorr k MOCK BEE, Augusta, Ga., An I sold by C. II. C'AMi'rict.D,Agent for th" .Manufacturers, 171 Buy street, Savannah, w hero tho .Macluim may lm seen. may 1 FOIl MALE. A MULATTO Woman, 26 years old, a first rale Hearn- stress, and her children, a* follows: A hoy (I years, a hoy 4 years, and a ho.v 2years old—all sound, Imullhy ami of good character. Sold to remain in tlmrily. Apply to nov 13 WM. WU/GIIT. FOIl HALE. A SMALL lot of Itleo Field Hands for sale. A Mail .'Ml years, a woman 27 years, A Ilian 28 years, a woman 22 years, A woman 4') years—all soiiml ami orderly. Apply to nov 13 W5I. WitIGIIT. 1 1HTELL «KA«T,;.r'llm L-sl Wife,n< harming Ijnov. L by an tinkiiow u Hiitlmr; Charles Vnvasseiir, <>r T!m Uuteast Heir, hy J. I redern K Muilh.author of “Amy Iziwreni e,'’ “Sliinil'-Gii-y,” •’Gu* Howard," Ae. F>«aulo |,y W A KNOCK k DAVIS. Bookseller*and Stationers, No. 169Coiigie(s st. nov 19 A UK A POItTKIl.-lDcnsksTeiiuents reh-hrated Scotch Ah-Iu Quails and Pints imported direct from Urn l.r-vvery. 2Ui inks lljus* Porter In jPliit*. 20 do Bar- rlav's Porter iu Pints. Isuuliiig, and for sale hy n „v 11 Cl. \GIIOlt.N .(CUNNINGHAM. t ( II KKNK.—fs) Isixi a English Dairy < lu-. s.-. Mi do /i hoi. nOuahotiLlim-s-. binding, and lor sab- by nov It ('LAG HORN .( CUNNINGHAM. A V I HAY II 11AY I Ill-I’ri Hay,for DAVID li. DILL'iN. MhiK-* r-qiure. FIIlK IXSIIRAXCE. Statement of the “Norwich Firo Insurance Company of Norwich, Connecticut, <>n tho flth day of June, any Capital Stock 4160,000 1855. Surplus 6,320 00 1 00 $165,32 ASSETS OF TIIE COMPANY. 1 (HI 321 Slinres Dank Stock iu various Banks $30,099 00 23 “ Incorporated Companies other than Banks 270 00 Notes on demand, secured hy .Mortgages on Real Estate, Bonds. Bank Stock and other good personal security 121,800 00 Cash in hands of Agents 2.000 00 •• in Bank 1,160 00 ANDREWS & JESIIP, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Colton and Woolen machinery, Steam Eugiue. uml Cullers Machinists’ Tools. Iiblting, &c. IMPORTERS II nCAl.KUS IN MANFfACTCRKUH’ ARTICLES. No. (17 Pine St., New York. N. B.—Agents ior llio •Woodruff*- Houch Iron Works’ Steam Engine* uud Boilers. F.xclmdvo Agency in Now York for‘Lowell Machluo Shop. Machinists’Tool*. __P oct 3—ly SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. T HESE machine* have long sustained the highest repu tation iu the United Stat-n. The first prize—a hold medal—lm* recently been awarded to them nt the great Expoxltimi at tin* Palace of Industry iu Purls, and thus til.- % Imte llie worlds ver.llel n t It \. Great Improvements have Just been mlileil. so Hint they run without noise, with ease to tho operator ut double tho ordinary speed, so that TWICE AS Mi' ll WolIK CAN RE TK'NF. IN A DAY. The greatest clothing and shoo manufacturing e-laldi*h- incuts Iii Iho country ust* tboso maehinos oxelusivj-ly.— They nro coni|n-tont to perform every sort of work iu the most perfect stylo. As there are very great uHinh,<rs of inferior or entirely worthies* sewing machine* of the Is-rovv k Blodg-tt Avery, Wilson. Gnwor k Baker, and other patent*, which have been sold, lint ennnot be used to any ndvuiitiigo, wo hei'-liv "Iter to receive all such machines, and also unim proved "lies of oar own manufacture, in kxcii.vmie NEW AND LATEST IMPROVED M Vt'IIINES, Oil liberal terms. .. old machine* tlm* obtained hy u* will lie hrolu-n tip and iliMtroved. For particulars apply by letter or |K-rsoiiully at our New York Office. N. II.—Isieal Agent* wanted to make sales of our Im proved sewing machines. To person* properly qualified for tin- liusine**. a rare opportunity for profitable uud pleasant employment i* ollerod. I. 51. NINGEIl A CO., Principal Office, 323 Broadway. N. Y. BRANCH OFFICES: 47 Hanover St.. Bo-t. ii. 142 Chesnut St., Philadelphia, lt'5 Baltimore St.. Baltimore. 222 Walnut St.. Ulnelnimtl. is|j St. Charles St.. New Orleans. Gloversvllle, N. Y., 334 Broad St.. Newark, N. ,1. P nov 21—tint A NUUK WMAJESUP, Commission Merchants. COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY, Stcnra Uglnt-K, Hollers, .Mnchtnlsts Tools, lleltlitK. Importers k Dealer.* in M.v.MrACTiRERT’ Article*. No. 117 Pin-street New York N. IL—Ag-nts for tin* Woodruff k Bench Iron Work*’ Steam Engiffes nml Boilers. Exclusive Ageiu-y in New York for Lowell Machine shop. Machinist-' Tool*. P oct 2—ly MOORE & TAYLOR’S “ FA.STXl,Xi£IS ID Ill PARIS. T HESE PASTILLES are an invaluable n-nu dy for tlm cure of Coughs, Colds and DrouchitK as hy tln-ir ac tion on the throat and lungs, they remove all liourscm-sH in a few hour- and wonderfully increase the power uml flexibility Of the voice; hence tin y are of great service to and highly recommend-d by. Clergymen, Auctioneers, Public Sp> akers, and all those whose calling requires such frequent use of the vocal organs. N. IL—Ask for “Moore k Taylor’s Pastilles Do Paris," and observe that each box hcuri'tlmir written signature. For sale by W. W. Lincoln. J. 11. Carter A Co., J. II. Moore k Co., and the principal l)i uggi-t* and Apothecaries throughout the United States and Canada, and at whole sale hy SlUORK k TAYLOR, Importers. ri,»rp 20—3m P _M Maid' ll Lniw. New Voik. PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS. BATES db FRANCE. No. 1 Barclay ft New York. C AUTION.—None nr* genuine except they hear the stamp of the patent. All manufacturer* uud sellers infringing will bo profccutcd according t" law. mar 10 mar K ’60—1’ _ MASONIC—I. O. O. F.—M. of T.—O. U. A.' U EGALIA. Jewels and Costume*, manufactured and kept on hand, at the old cftnhliohniciit of E. Comb, 244 Grand jdreot, Ka«t of Hovvi-ry, New York. Orders from the eoiiutry|proinptly nttfiided'to. P Je 12—ly H A FES.—F. Ct ITTEN KT A < U," IiniRu t«-rs of French aud Other European Goods, N". 48 Broad st. ap tin. 1*55. The Hand Sewing Machine! MANUFACTURED Under Patent of F. B. Robinson k S. H. Boper, BY HOWARD k DAVIS, BOSTON. rpillS Machine actually Sews; uses hut a single thread; 1. threads it* own needles, and take* every variety of through htil' h, without loop nr chain. Tlm stitches are formed tlm sumo us in hand sowing, aud, except in the a-rfeetlou of their accuracy aud regularity, c-utiuot lie ills- iugiilsbi'd from hand-work. The work I* performed with nt least six times the ranldlty, while being of vastly Stqio- rlur quulity to tho best hand sew ing. W. H. WILImMON, Appleton's Building, No. 348 Broadway, New York. /IU-Clrcnlai-* andEumples sent by tnoH oii applieutiun. THE AMERICAN WATCH I S NOW on sale by the priimlpal dealers throughout tho country, and the public ure invited to examine and test tlm quulity in coinpiirisoii with the iinpdrtcd nrti« lit. They are constructed on the PATENT LEVER PRINCI PLE, mo long tried and approved, with Hitch alteration* In tho arrangement of the parts, us long experience Las de monstrated to he the best, to ensure Reliability, Accuracy and Durability. The Manufacturers warrant the AMERICAN WATCII in every nurtlculnr of it* workmanship and pei formnnee, N. B. None an* genuine uni-Ms the tuiiimsof the nmnii- fucturers, DENNISON, HOWARD k DAMS, Waltham, I* engraved on the movement. 8 nov 10—lm HANDSOME INCOME TO BE MADE AT HOME. T HE abnvo can he niado In every Town and (Entity Ihrotighoiti the Union, hyenguging In the manufac- turo uml sale of an article, upon which, for nn outlay of 510, one thnusAiid dollars n veilr may bo mode. The article Is ono of universal daily consumption, and one that has nuzzled the brain* ofsninoof the most eminent Philosophers- It is sell ovldont thnt II Is destine I to become ono of iho most ni-cetsnry of tho iiccesiities of life. The article I* one that will have as ready uml permanent a sale as Flour Full particulars will be sent by mill, on the receipt of I3jtf cents, or on equivalent tn Port < >fflco stamps. Hpe- eiincuts sent when required. Address JAS. T. IIORNI3 Sl GO., Box 4 551,Pod Office, oct 30— I in 8 New York. T 1 ,’ CHEAP GAS LIGHT. HIE RENZOLF. GAS LIGHT COMPANY ere •pared to furnish PortadloGai Machine*, suitable for M.’inulaet "lies, Stores, Dwelling II"U-c-. Steamboats, Railroad Stations, Ae. These Mm him- are warranted to give sati-fictioii. They lire manufactured under S. T. McDougall's Patent, and an* the only one* that will ope rate well in cold weather. Tho Light produced is one half cheaper than Coal tin*, and U-* than the eoiuinoncnt Tallow Candles. They are easily managed and free from danger, and the nrices 25 |n-r cent. le>* than any other Machine* made. The Company offer for sale State uud County Bights for nil the Slate.*. All orders should be uddressed to S. T. MlDUl GALL, Ag’t for the Co. net 23—tiin S 321 Droudway, Now York. FIRST PKE5IIUM PIANO FOllTES. STEINWAY A SON, PIANO-FORTE MANCFAtTUBERS, 8* WALKKR-ST. M..VH IIUOUIVV VY, NEW YORK. ^ RESPECTFULLY rati tho attention or the pnhllc to their splendid assortment beauty of llui-li. and everything that renders n Piano per fect. are un-urpa—ed. As a proof of th" superiority of their ilistrilllieiits, tln-y beg leave to state, that at the great .Metropiditnn Fair In-Id at Washington, the tint premiums I" both eliism-s. Mi-inl-gmud and two sli-ingeil, wero uoiiMiiiioiisly Hvvartlcd lu tlu-io. olilumgli tlm.v were III cutnpi-titii'ii willi Go-m.>-t di-tiugiiishcd mauiiliietur- ersfroin Boston. New York. Philadelphia aud Baltimore. and di alers w ill find it to their advantage to call a e for thel tf $166.32100 u a names. Iz)*sesndjn»ted, iinndjiisteil or claim* for losses—none, Linbillties to any Bunk, Corporation or individual— uonc. Total amount at risk fftlmiit) 3.400.000. Tin- "mount at hazard on any risk, (with very few ex ceptions,) not over 6,000. A BREWSTER, President. K. Lr.AnxED.Jr., Secretary. Norwich, < 'onn., June tub, 1855. Personully ap|M-areU hefore the undersigned, Mayor of the city or Norwich, iu said State, A. Ili .-vv-t.-r. President, and K. Learned Jr., Secretary of il Norwich Fire liisuraiiceCoiii|iany,”nndiiindeMdeniuoaUi to the truth of the above MiiteiiK'iit, signed Jiy them. 1 Ihilso, certify that I have exauiiii'-d the report of raid Compa ny, "lid find the above to I"- a correct statement id the same and that the notes uud loiinsou which a part of raid pital is invested arc in my opinion good and well ed. test rnusi-d the Jiiiii-, 1S55. (L. 8.] IV I'osted ii , , . . "'d my band anil 1 of tlm city to he affixed, thi* Utlidny of WILLIAM L. BREWER, Mayor of ih" city of Norwich. Th" undersigned is ngent for the above office, and Is ready to Ink" risks on all deseriplions of property in tlm city. JNG. INGRRSULL. Jy H : SAVANNAH DllY DOCK. To Nliip Owners, iVIaslcrs & Consignees of Vchm'In. rill IF, subscriber respei-tfnlly iuforina them that tho JL Savoninib Dry lHN-k is now iu Min e.—fill iqn-ratiou, and it IscalcitlntiHl Intake III ship* "f any class from |un to I(mmi ions burlIn'ii. It is -Jtio’fei-t long and 15 feet will,-, and c'uiipl' t«- iu every particular. A large gang of work men Is eiuployod and a large supply of ni.iteriuls Is on hand, so that Vessels can In* repaired with as uim-li dis- piitch ns In liny other |s>rt. Pump and Block .Making and SiulthVwork done on the prenilsi s mid every effort I- to Insure economy and fidelity to thos.- who may favor tlm Dim k Willi tln-ir Imsiii' ss. I). P.LANDERSIIINE, Ag’t mid Suii'-rinli'iidi-nt. feh‘24 Lute of Mul sh’.* Dock, Charleston. H ANKKTN, IIA III llllOOMN, FEATHER DL'dI'KIIS.—A largo v.iriuty at No. 156 Broughton st reel. o-l tl HORACE MOUSE. bum sizes, for CHAFFER A CO, No. fi Whitaker at. i a 5 S. DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE. Corner Broughton and Jet), ra-iist-.. Ip Muirs. T IIEsiibicril«-r i* now receiving "im ot tlm largest an licit sell, led stock "f good* CV. r off. red t" the trad- ill this market, to whieli he invit'-s tho altuiGoii ol mer elinnts. aug2 WILLIAM G. FOOTE. I ) LINIIM.-I,not) pair llifniln,oftlu > rale mi llm til"-*! favoinhh’ terms, by Corner ol' Brought on and Jell'crrou sts. UP STAIRS. DRY GOODS BY THE PIECE OR PACKAGE. MMI IK sab-, ril.cr ha* ih store a g’in-ral assortment of JL DRY GOODS, romprising g'wds of Foreign ami Do- mesth-Mniinlm tiir.-.t" which h-wonhi invite the ntten- of piirelias.-rs, mid vvliieh Im oilers to tlm trade on reiwui- able terms. Country Merchants visitiiig the city, will find mis “ar i " MEDICAL NOTICE. “ ' DB. W. T. PABK, The Botnnlc, or Rfftrm Pliy-Hlclan of SAVANNAH, « FXIS to nnnouiice that lie has removed his re* sidence and Gill"- from the comer or Mate ami Jellerson-slreeti, to tho former resblenee mid office of tlm late l)r. Ulchurd.one. '■» Braughtoiibtreel. (betweei- Moiitgoineiy mid (Vest Bioa'l-Mi. " *.) II" tenders hi iiiohI sincere thanks to Ids fellow-citizens in llm city met countrv, for tlm v« rv liberal eniployment of hi* prole.- 1 slminl service* sliiee'his locution In Snvnnimli, and tak. .- pleasure in miiiouiming that In* facilities lor un-ding tb . coiisimitlv tin leasing dcinands n|'"n him me greally in • proved, having employed a competent person to alien I especially lu Ills office affairs. I sillies may consult him either in his family parlor, hi* consulting-room, luljoining bl* ')(]*''<’.bis office. H. nnmiilUng-rooiu has been furnlshml and arranged wit . especial refi-reme to llie convenience, comfort uud tust of those visiting him professionally. Patients visited promptly and pniu-lunlly. For terms and further particulars, see his Medici Journal. “in"—oct 1 M. "CARY, Tailor, AS REMOVED to th- M"ie formerly occupied by tl * Into .Mr. Alexander, In Bull street, oiiposite tl. Drug Store, when- lm I* prepared to t ut and Make u. Geiitleinen's Gm nmnls in the latest style, and on tlm mo. reasoiiahh* term* Ibrea-h; also, I niforiiis for Militnr Companies for any pal t of the State. p. s. Gentlemen will find it l» tlmir ndvmitage to p- trouuge thesiibn-rllM-r. n.* they me sure to h- phuismlliol wllh the workmanship and |nu «’. Cutting done at it II For tho 1,000,000. The l', S. I’alcut. Marble Company. [CAPITAL 106,000.] No. 398 Broadway, corner Walker street New York. A RE prepared t" execute all order* for MANTLES, TABLE-TOP*. COLUMNS, PEDESTALS. PILAS TERS, SLABS. >(c.. in imitation of Sienna, Brocatel, py- ranees, Neapolitan, and all fancy Marbles, equal in strength, beauty and durability to real marble, and in some resjmeis siipi rior tlmieto, and at b-n than half the cost. Unlike mm Ideized Iron, wood or slate, it |» wholly free from all objections which are urged against mere surface work, wla-ro paint, copal varnish. Ac. firm the temporary poli-h and beauty of the article. Mantel* from s to $4o. Orders from Builder*. Cabin-t-.Miikersand "thorn solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. Agent* for the principal cities treated with. PETER RENNIE, Pres’t. L-iViX G. 51lCKLgs, V. Pres’t. Josr.pii Lvvm. Sec’y. 8 net 24—tf TILTON & MCFARLAND; 3,1 51 nlilt'ii Lane, New York. M ANUFACTURERS ..r th- WORLD RENOWNED SALAMANDER SAFES, BANK VAULTS, Ae. llulunioiv Depot, 145 Plait atreet, Boston D' liot, ’4 Howard street. sept o— ly B II O AY CASES. Uolliuan & Fcrsli. Mnniifactui-cra, 37 lloxvcrv, New Y ork, H A\ E llm laigeit and cheapest stock of Show Case* ever off.-red in thi* city, made in every Myle; Sil- i-pluted, lira**. Rom-wood, Satinwnod, Ac. ’I'ders promptly filk-J, mi l good* cart fully packed nml shipped to any part of the United State* and Canada. < p 4—3IU k. j.'don nellV Gcm-ral (out mission More Hunt, No. 14'51’Kvni/st. (Fourth door from Wall-st.) New York, pi 4—fan nlioi -3 in O A'TN AND CORN.- prime III title, for Ntioiow,I, nov 19 DAVID II. DILLON, Market Square. Imjiorlanl lu lloiisdifciursi Dealers, THE KOBE MIXiEH. 1 F'ulton-hI. anti 71 BhCKXi vN-st N. York- Principal Office l'K. Front Street, New York. Factory, No.-. 30, 37, and 38 lluilmui street, Jersey City. T V!!; Proprietors of thi* long and well known COFFEE . mnl SPICE Establishment, continue to prepare the In—t PHARMACEUTICAL I’oWDKHS iu use, for raising brentl, bi-rnit, tea nml oilier cake.*, Ac. They also prepare .Mustard, Coma, mid many otlu-r articlo* of daily use in every family, which they ollet upon the most reasonable term*. Catalogue* sent to dealers who request them. II. 11. A- J. G. ISIIA5I. N. B.—Consumers advised to Inquire for Hope Mill* ar ticles. aug 14—ly ~ SHIEFFEL1N, BROTHERS & 007””' IMI’OItTCn* AMI nnVLURM IN Drugs, Paints, Otis, Dyes, Perfumery, die. dbc. 170 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK, I NVITE the attention m the trade to tlmir large and varied stock of Drugs Paints, Oil*, Perfumery, Ac. lu addition t» their regular importation* of Staple Drug*, they aro also receiving direct from the miiivcs of production and manufacture, supplies of Tooth, Hair, and Nail i!rnrim», Bronzes, CorkMortars. Sponges, French and English Perfumery, Lullin'* Extracts, and many oth er articl' d iiMiully embraced iu Druggist*’ stocks, which they arc enabled also to offer oil the limit advantageous te rill*. Or.lyrc, either in person or hy mail, will receive prompt attention. nng 14—ly Shellac* India Twine, C OIR YARN. COCOA MATTING, Ac., COIR k JUTE M ATS, and India Goods generally. For sale low for Cu>h, hy UE0. DOW k CO., Importers, Jo 12—tlm No. 7 Hurling Slip. New York. ~ HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE. P X 0*0 TdJSHOT w XI Xj 3j, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Of Knglisli, French ami Uerman Houso Furnishing Hardware, No. 03 .Maiden Lane New York. I NVITE the attention of Soutlmrnfund Western Mer chants ton large and very extensive stock of Goods iu tln-ir Hue. Cutlery of every description, Stiver Platnl Wure: Japunnery, German Silver and Bi itiania W are, Tinned mid Eiiaiiiiiudrd Cooking Utensils, lllotizcd. Copper and Bras* Good*. Tea Tiny* Fire Irons, Fenders, Wire Cover*, Bronzed Candlesticks, Block Tin Ware, Ac. nr Sk coniprisc* every article in our all of whieli we will sell t" dealers at tlmveij LOWI.M - I."«" f ,r Biwrat-'l l 1,, P 1 ‘ r ' "*n»"'jr Iflti'r will In' N-l.rl. il \miIi ||r.-t *'iu-o anil ill-lMIcIi, mid “i' lu 1'imvr i snonvKl.l,. No. 03 Maiden Lane, New York. P s.—Also manufacturer* of u very superior article of Plated Spootimuid^Fork*. Je i—«m Sewing "Machines. I TXOELHIOU 8F1WTNG .MACHINES.—51ade by ij HOOD, 1IATTELLK k CO., Worcester, 5lassa- .•liiokit*, patented hv Ellas llovve, ,lr., September 10th. 1840. These Mm bine* are warranted, (with proper use.) not to get out of n-palr. T»my are built In a good sub stantial »nd workmanlike innniwr. and will do Tallin*’ Shoemakers’ and Saddlers' woik, iu a manner warranted. I„ ..jy,. wiiisfai Hon. The siieli will not rlpnny more than I eoinmoii sewing, done hy hmnl. Call and sew them in oih ration, ut 140 CHESNUT street, I’l.iladelphin, up •lulr,. » TIAWaO.V. Aajm. 1 ni,v 12 'O'AC T HOUSANDS of Living Wltn<«*e.i certify to tln-ir neighhors, from day to day, the wonderful effect* of DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER. Sandusky City, Ohio. Mr. J. N. Harris: Dear Sir—Your favor of th- 2*th ult. I* at hand, uud in reply will say—We began selling Perry Davis* Pain Killer, and with very little effort on our part; sales were suiail At first, but ns it became known in our community, the it maud increased very rnpidlv, far be yond our and every person that bought It would conn-alter more, and sja-uk in llie highest term* of It a* a valuable remedy for all tho* • diseases your pauiphl-1 spoke of. From those rtcoiuitiendatioiis wo wer- indue d to ii* 1 it in our own families, and the good effects of the medicine were immediately apparent. Wo now continue it* n»e with great Hutislaction. We have sold more of th- Pain Killer than we ever have since or before of any other inedii-liie in the same length of time; and we do not hesitnt'-1-> say that it has giving bette r satisfaction to tin- purchaser than any otlu-r article wo have ever Bold. Hurry of business im* prevented our sending certificates, but we have in our vicinity from Hf- t<- n hundred to two thousand livingwitms«. -.who testi fy to tlu ir neighbors, day hy day, of tin- value of Davis’ Pain Killer: aud thus the circulation of it* Influence I* being cullstuiltly enlarged. Keep a large supply 111 tho West, it 1* Just such n medi cine u* the people want, and tlu-y have ulr< ady found out that they can cur.- tlm Fever and Ague for’J iet*. It will cure a cold in onu hour—n severe cough Inoncnh.’ht— uml ha* proved to bo tho best medicine lnuiw for a diseas 'd stomach, and many otlu-r purpose*. Yours, kc., Lockwood * Graiivm. Mcssr-. Perry Davis k Son:—Allow un- to add my testi mony t-> tin- value of your Pain Killer. On the 4th Inst., my son was badly burned with firo crackers.—I Im mediately sent for some pain Killer,and with aomesweet oil poulticed it,uud he is now doing well. Yours, truly, Jvc-.>a A. Wk«tctvei.t, Mayor of tlm City or N. Y. BTr “We prcMimo no Mcdh-nl preparation ever offered G'e public lm* I men more tlinronghly tc.f.,1 than P.-rrv Davis’Pain Killer. Thousands of person*, were tin v •ailed upon to do so, would cheerfully t—tify that the'v mve used It for various III*, with the nmst satisfactory ■uccess. It is within our own knowledge, that an im- ni'-iise aiiioiiut of suffering has been relieved by it. It* ri -tors, Mei.*r*. Pcrrv Davi* k Son. save no pain* or use in order to satisfy tlm public. Being strictly •nilde nu-n, tiny oliK-rve the utmost uiiilormitv in ninnufm-tiire of their cebeniteil Pain Kilb-r. The material-of whbli it is composed are enrefnllv selected— bu the 1«-quality lieiiigUse.L By the re nn an* tho high reputation vhlch the Pain Killer Im* long -im-e nr- qulivd. is at all time* triumphantly sustained. In view of tlu-se fact*, vu-are hy no incuiii surprised to b arn that Messrs Davis k Son * sal— are constantly nml rapidly in creasing. Midi- we congratulate our Mends generally that SO valuable n preparation a* ily Pain Klih-r ii plaeell within tln-ir reiu h.we mu-1 he pi-rinitted to rejoice at tlm uvll-uicritod sucre** "f It* liberal and enterprising pro prietors.—{Providence Gen. Advertiser. Tlo- Pain Kill-r ii sold by John B. Moore A- Co., Tho*. 51. Turner k and S. 1). Brantley it Co„ Savannah; Barret. Carter A Co., mid Clark. Well* k Dubo.e. Augus ta: FL L. Stroherker k Co., Macon. Al*-> hv Druggists nml Grocer* generally. nov 22—ood3ui CARPETS! CARPETS M W E take pleasure in niiiioutirlng to our friends nml tin- public, that vve have thi* day opeued up stairs over our store, n splendid anortim ut of Carpets. Oil Cloths, JEte., CONSISTING OF Royal Velvet Carpets, various patters; Drus.iel-Tapestry Carp-1-: Ri. h three ply Carpet.*; Very hnnd*'-uictwop|y Carpet*: Dnti h and Hemp Carpels; Velvet and Chcnilc Rubs; Mat-of varioii* style*; Eugll-h ami Ann ri -an Drugget; Window Shade*; Satin Del,line aud Worised Curtain*; lau-eaud Muslin do; Curtain Pin.-. Cornices, and Tiifseis; Curtain Rands Gimp and Cord; Trimmings for Curtain*: Oil Cloths, Ac., Ac. We have engaged Mr. Daniel Cronin to cut. make and put down Carpets and Oil Cloth* when desired. Whehaveal-osecured tlm*. rvl.-es of Mr. AntoneHaska, late of Paris mid London, whose unrivalled skill and taste iu decorating and ornamenting Window* i* unsurpassed iu the South rn State*. He w ill also put tip Window- Shade*, make String. Hair or Mo** .Matrass—, stuff mid cover oldnnd new F'urniture, decorate French Bedsteads—and all other nrnnnmntni work appertaining to n fashionable residence in tho latest American and French styles. We shall he pleased to haw a call from those ill search of the a bo vo good*. AIKEN A BURNS, oct 13 .Monument sqr. RANDALL & MERCER’S Cotton Seed Brill, A LL Planter* have realized Urn want ofa tnachtno to drill Cotton Seed wltli regularity and certainty. Ono thnt would operate equally well on every kind of land, and »t tho Mine time bo bo m'mnlo In construction uml operation that it could ho used by nogrocs without liability of getting out of order. A drill which we think posse**.-a all tlmsc qunlitlo*, we now offer Ct tho pleat* nig community. After a thorough trial (hr tho hut two yeuni lu different baud* on all kinds of land, wo would sUtto noinouftlm advantages to bo derived from their use. 1st. Tlm saving of seed, which will amount to enough In planting one hundred acres, to nay for the machluo. 2nd. Tlm saving of labor In planting, one horse and' huml only lielug required to open tho (brrow, drop tho seed and cover from seven to nino acres per day. 3rd. Tlm great raving oflalmr In chopping out, tbs seed I* lug d-posited iu a line ono after another. 4th. Tlm great raving iu subsequent boo work, owing to the fact thut any good plow-hand can, in aiding, cov er all tlm first crop of grass In tho drill, turnover small the cotton may he, without Injurlug the stand. These advantages all Dinner* will appreciate; and bfr low we give some certificate-, from which the public (** learn how these drill* are appreciated by gentlunaa of tlm first standing in our section of tlm State—all practical farmers, who huvo thoroughly tested them, and nre con sequently fully coni|H.'tent to decide on tholr merits. CERTIFICATES: This I* to certify that I planted ono hundred and sixty acre* of cotton with Randall and Mercer’s Planters, and I consider them tuperior to any tiling of the kind I liavo ever seen or tried. Tho raviug of seed nlbne would pay for tho machines In a season op two, m\d I think a Imud do onMhird more hoeing than ho could in cotton planted tlm common way. . 8. L. BARBER. Leo county, Georgia, July 13th, 1866. Messrs. Randall k Mercer—Gentlemen: In reply to ntrs of this date. I can ray with ratisfirctlon, that 1 have led your cotton seed drill* on tlm farm ofD. A. Yosou, E*q., with great success. I consider them to bo of great '■'due. Tlmy are a saving of about one-third of tho lalmr of cultivation, about two to three bushels of seed to tho acre in planting, and a great raving of labor in planting, u* tlmy open tlm furrow, drop anil cover tlio seed with ono horse and hand. I think tlmm worth ono hundred dollar* a piece to any planter, that plant* full crop* of cotton. A* for myself I would not plant a crop of cotton w ithout them for no consideration In tho hound* ofroa- *on. Your*, very respectfully, . A. J. BARKSDALE. Lee county, Georgia, July 12th, 1S56. I liavo used ItnndaH A Mercer’s cotton Planter two seasons, and consider them nr groat valun to tho farmer. I have seed enough each year to pay for tho Planter*, then I cnra at b-n.it one-third tho labor of cultivation, M the cotton I* sowed in so narrow n lino thnt with good plowing there is but littlu boo work needed. Timro I* also saving of hutidi uud horses in planting. I should ray they wero worth one hundred dollar* euch, and recom mend every farmer to u*o them. _ „ 8. D. McLENDON. Lee county, Georgia, July Oth. 1855. DA* 1 have boon overseeing for 51r. S. D. McLendon the present year, uud fully concur in hi* statements ubBvo. DAVISSON WARREN. Messrs. Run lull A M-rcer—Gentlemen: In reply to jour* I will only say I liavo used three of your cotton wed drill*, uud consider them of great value, from tho fact that iu the me of tlmm I raved from two to three bushels iff seed to each iu-ro planted, and at least one- third of the labor of cultivation, not requiring one-half ua much hoe work ns tlm old way of planting—also, a con oid-ruble saving in tho luboj of planting. 1 never expect to plant cotton without them If 1 can get them nt any price. 1 have planted eight acre* per day to each drill. They are simple—easily miinngi-d, and tncro is no diffi culty about getting a good stand. Very respectfully yours, W. F. HAMRICK. Lee cuuty, Georgia, July 12th, 1855. TnoMASVttUL Thomas county, 0a. Col. J. II. Watson—Dear Sir: Iran recommend your cotton Planter* (drill) in tho highest term*. I have tried them on all my lund except new ground, and I think they will do in that, they will do in a mountainous coun try a* well a* in n level. If I had uot bought I would travel to your simp w hich I* 75 miles, and pay fifty dol lar* u piece for them. It rave* one-third of the work; ono hand can plant a* much a* two. and one hand can chop out three acres wlillo oue can chop out ono aero after a common plow. Your* respectfully, K. BRASWELL. DoroiiEBTV county, Ga.. July 14th, 1865. J. II. Watson—Sir: This I* to certify that I have used Rundall A Mercer’s cotton seed drill of vour manufacture, and am so well pleased with them that I would recom mend all planters who lutvo not tried them, to give them a fair trial. Whero the drill* are used there is a great deal of labor saved in cultivating a crop ; owing to Its being so uniform in the drill, tlm plowing can bod'Uio much bettor, and with greater de.-qmtch, consequently the hoc work Is lighter, a* good plowing supersedes tho necessity of u great deal of hard hoe work. JN0. BARKSDALE. Thi* I* to certify that I tn-d one of Randall k Slercer’s cotton seed drills liwt year in planting my crop, nnd was well pleased. 1 have used five of them tlio present year, planting my cmlro crop, nnd am still better pleased.— There L*n saving of between two nnd three bushel* of d to Gm acre iu planting, beside* one horso and ono blind with these drill* doe* tho work of throe hand* aud horses. Then there is tho saving of ono third of th- hoe work, the cotton being in so straight nnd narrow n row. I consider them worth one liuudrcd dollars each to any pluutcr, and recommend all to purcli&so aud uso them. W. H. OWENS. Dougherty county, Ga., July lfltli, 1865. HENRY LATIIROP A CO. A VK received per late arrival*, a large portion o Gi\'ir F’all and Winter Good*, consisting iu i*art c Colored Moire Antique i)rc.-* Silks, black d' Bl'U'k do do Robe Dr* s-es, Colored, plaid nnd striped (’hone Silk*, Plain blmk Poult iln Sole nnd Grode Afrique, Do ilo Groile Rhine nnd Grode Suisse, French Mom-lln de Lain-*, in all style*. do .Merino* nnd Cashmere*, iu idl shades, Rich plnhl Worsted and Cashmere*. EM BRIDERIES. Set* Muslin and Cambric .wIoovon ami Collnr*, do do and do Cuff* and Collars, French wrought Muslin Sleeve* and Cnnicrlc Bands, do do lldkf*, Dimity Hand*. Ac. CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. Colored 5loire Antique Cloaks Bla* k do do do and black velvet <1", Col'd mid black Clock do, Col'd and black Cloth Talma*, 11 iih Catdinicro Shawls, hro-lm borders. MERINO VESTS, HOSIERY, &o. Ladle*’ Merino Vest* nnd Pants, do Cashmere aud Silk Glove*, do tine llm-k Gloves, dodo Kid Gauntlet*. Col'd nnd w hite Merino Hose, black nnd white Silk do Black, white, slate mid mixed Cotton Hose. Childrnn’B Worsted Talmas, Cloak*, Hoods nnd Caps, Infant'* Wor*tail Mit*. Boots, Gaiters, Ae. net 3 FALL n|-pp IjlKS# - T HE Subscriber* have just received, per steamer from New York, and offer for rale low, the following ar ticle*, viz: 2 cases striped nnd plaid Homespun*. 1 do New York Mill Shirting. 1 do F'nmily do 1 do Carolina do 1 do Pear brand, a new article. 37 inches wide. 1 do Red Flannel: 1 ilo M bite do. 1 do Brown Canton Flannel. 1 do Blenched do. 1 do Mariner* Stripe*. 1 do Ilhie Denim*; 1 do Bed Tick. 60 pieces Sprague Calicoes: 25 do Allen's do. 26 do Assorted brmids do. 2 bale* Sea Island Brown Shirting. 2 do Ja do. do. a do « . tl,.. do. 1 do Allendale Brow n Sheeting. 1 do Uncus Ville St l ilies, mid a good assortment of English Half Hose. nov 12_ AIKEN A BURNS. " fall and winter clothing. PIERSON, IIK1DT A CO. A BE receiving weekly, per steamer*,one of the largest nnd host delected stock* of Clothing ever offered iu till* market, w hich tlmy offer on nccoiuimxlnting term* at wholesale and retail. Tlmy also have iu store a good assort mint of Gentle men's F’lirnlshiiig good*. Merchants viNitiug the city would do well to call and ex amine our stock. P. S.—Orders from the country promptly attended. iniffOl GENERAL NOTICE, fl. 5I.GRIFFEN lm* re-opened Ills store, and is ready for all customers' rail iu hi* line. 1 have Jj-d a Li employ a superior w orkman ut w atches, and nl- 8SA* 143so a first rate Manufacturing nnd Jobbing Jewell er, mid all work iu that lino‘will lx> received and done ac cording to ohumi, mid with despatch. Cull* solicited from ull friend* mid customers in want of arth-lca iu my line of liusjnes*. nov It) H * AY.—260. bale* prime Eastern Hay, landing from ship Time, nnd for sal" by nov 20 CAULET0K A PARSONS. 5Ies«rs. Randall A Slorcer:—In reply to yours of tho 6th instant, in reference to your cofton seed drill, I am happy to say that after planting a portion of my present crop in the old way, I was enabled to obtain ono of your drill*, with which I finished. It I* tie- ilealderatum mid long sought after. Many mid vari- d have been the attempt* of intelligent mind* to attain whnt yon have accomplished, hut with only partial succei*. Thi* leave* nothing to bo desired in n e"tt"ii drill. It deposits the seed uniformly and cou- tiiiui)U*ly in a straight mid narrow line as you wish, saves bout one half the labor In planting, nnd nbout ono third ff the hoe work in cultivation. It I* almost needless to add that 1 am delighted with your drill. Your* respectfully, J. JJ. MERCER. Lee county, Ga., August 10th, 1S55. Messrs, ltnudall A Mercer—Gentlemen: I used one of .•our cotton seed drill* the past spring, nnd I feel four fold paid for what it coif. To give your drill a fnir trial, I planted every other row with the drill, nnd the Inter vening row* 1 planted n* well a* ever cotton was planted before your drill come into use. Tho result was, that In the row plant' d with your drill I got a more perfect stand, and 1 think it grew off much better, beside* I realized a great saving In the labor of working over my cotton tho two first time*. 1 sludl continue to uso them a* long u* I plant cotton. Yours Ac. JE8SEE COCK. Leo county, Ga. Messrs. Randall A Slercer—Gentlemen : I havo used •ight of your Cotton-seed Drills, manufactured by J. II. IVataou, on Col. J. Bond'* F'owitown plantation. I am much plen«ed with them, having realized great raving of seed, of labor in planting nnd chopping out, and tho hand* nt the first siding catld go over at least one-third morn in a 'lay, aud do better work than in cotton planted in the host way 1 could plant with coulter nml block. I havo no hesitation in giving it ns m.v opinion that In tho me of your drills there I* a saving of ono-third of tho liv- l*or iff cultivating a cotton crop. Col. Bond is pleased viili them and will coutiuuc their use. Yours, respectfully. JAMES CHEEK. Fovvltovvu, Gu., July Utb, 1856. This Is to certify Hint I havo used two of Randall A Mercer's Cotton I’lnnters, and have no hesitation in say ing that they will do. The saving of labor in plnnting is nn object, the saving of seed is an object, nnd the cotton stands in such a narrow drill that It may almost bo kept dean without tho hoes. There i* nothing to equal them iu planting cotton. )V.M. B. REYNOLDS. Leo couuty, Ua., July 1st, 1855. Lee Coustt, Go., August 23d. 1855. I have used Randall A 5Iercer’s Cotton-seed Drill, which 1 purchased of Col. J. H. Watson, nnd think they are tho In-st machines now in use. 1 am satisfied there is a great raving in seed and a greater saving in work. 1 am fully satisfied there is one-third of the boo work saved. Try them, and any reasonable man will be satisfied they aro worth uioru than threo times the price they nre sold for. 1’llILU* WEST. Ilnving obtained from Messrs. Randall A Mercer tho exclusive right of supplying the Stato of Georgia with theso Drills. 1 am now prctmml to supply all demands, having made arrangement* for their innnufiictnro in I’al- mym ami .Milledgevllle. Money sent nt my risk by mail, If the requisition* of the Tost Office Department aro com plied with. Any other Information desired can be ob tained hy addressing mo cither nt Palmyra or 51illedgo- rillc, Georgia. J. II. WATSON. oct 19—la wont ty. SCOTT’S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL, PATTEFTKl) MAY luthTl854. * S P. DROWN, Proprietor of Georgia, Tennessee and • Alabama, of thi* invention, which i* doubtless among tho most important of modern times for the uso of the well advised farmer and stock feeder; and the uni versal favor with which It has been received from the first more than anything else, attests iu utility and superior!- >r portability, simplicity of construction, nnd con- iem e of use, the Little Giant has no equal. It weighs man three to five hnn ln-d pounds, according to size, can be put In op-ration by tlio farmer in twenty minute* without expense or uu chnuic:d nid, then adjusted and used with convenient by anybody. The Little Giant has received the First Premiums at every State Fair from 51in*ouri to 5luryluml tho past Fall, mi-1 that in th- mo.-t complimentary manner. These Mill-nr-guaranteed in the mo t positive man ner npiin-t breakage or derangement, and w arranted to grind feed from ear corn, and grits or fine hominy frbiu shelled corn, vv itli a degree of ease uud convenience for farm purposes never attained before. Tho subscriber* are now prepared to furnish tho trado with improved patterns nml sizes, to suit the vnrid want* of nil. No. 2 is offered at #-'o complete, ready for attaching tho team, and warranted to gring ten bushel* of feed per hour with one horse. No. 3 at $75 will grind fifteen bushel* per hour. No. 4 nt $90 will grind twenty bushel* per hour, wltli two horse*. Manufactured nnd for *nlc by 8. S. DROWN A CO., mnrS nt Na-hville, Tenn., and Atlanta, Ua. TO SEA ISIiAND COTTON PLANTERS. T HE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent* for the rale of tho celebrated McArthy SKA ISLAND COTTON GIN. tin-cotton from which is readily sold, and whieli u«uall.v bring* three to five cent* por pound more than from nil) other Gin yet Invented, are now prepared to supply Planters uud thorn wanting, with these of super ior workmnnsliin at one hundred and twenty-five dollar* each. Fix tra roll urn $11. Extract from a letter from a Florida planter f. *’ The McArthy Gin i* infinitely^ ahead of erery other Gill yet manufactured. 1 would not l»e without one for treble tho amount; it rave* trout de. Is simple, and turn* out beautiful cotton. Tho staple i* not injured, and tho open process so much desired hy the English buyer* l* cer tainly obtained." aug 24—tf 1HISTQN"* YILLAL0N0A, 1 N1NE HI.ACK FROCK COATS.—Just re- ’ celved |H-r steamer, a good assortment of Mon’* extra fine Black Frock Coat*, and Pants, silk and satin Vests; for mb' cheap, at tli* clothing store, Gibbous I Itauge, bv 1 oct 25 GEO- 3. NICHOLS A CO.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1855-1858, November 26, 1855, Image 1