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£jhmjHaer mid Sppqd T. 0. STACY. Editor and Proprietor. Americas .thiuks of shutting her stores at six. JtCOT gone North... Col icholls and bride have Loon A. 'Wilson has been appointed county Judge of Ware. The Macon Knights Templar will excurt to Savannah on the 16tb. The dogs of Wilkes county have got the hydrophobia to an alarming extent. _ Forty-six couuties in Georgia have adopted the local option law. We would that it were one hundred and thirty-seven. More recent snrveys of the S. F. & W. extension make it probable that Bainbridgo will be the initial poin in stead of Climax. It is contrary to city ordinance to beat carpets within the corporate lim its of Savannah. You must go be yond tbo limits or don’t beat* The verdict of the jnty ofinqnest iuto the burning of the City of San ford, on the St. Joints, exonerates all parties concerned except the United States inspection officer^ they having been derelict in their duty in not re quiring n proper nniaber of watch men. Thus it doth appear bow a lit tle omission of duty may send many souls iuto eternity. , General Gortrell recently said, m regard to his candidacy for tbo Gov- emsbip: "I am iu the Cold for this race, and I ntu going to run it through. There are two things, and only two things that can defeat mo; one is death and the other is the peo ple at tbo ballot box. My dofent by oue is just ns probable as by the oth er, and neither i« probable.” W would call Mr. Gartrell's attention to the fact that the two causes of which bo professes to have no fear hare fre quently (principally the last named) worked the defeat of candidates, ami be may be but another victim. one of n bakor’s dozen of candidates, and the probabilities aro that only one of thorn will bo elected. The con stitution of Georgia provides for only one Governor. ” '• ‘STT’siiloNS ITEMS. Ladies are devoting tbeir idle ev< >qnet playing. of nny grade, mdition” on was full Inst week. So was that visiting party from a neigh boring town. We wonder if it was high tide with them also. Household supplies and gnrden truck sell freely. Everybody and the cook seems to be hungry. St. Simons has received distin guished consideration at the bauds of the Grand Jury the past week. The bird-catcher is abroad in the land. A lively business is being done in cardinals, mocking birds and nonpareils. Mr. George Dean, the efficient steward of St. Simons Hospital, is away on temporary leave of absence, visiting New York. No smallpox, whooping-cough on the wane. Island healthy. Occasion ally you meet a darkey with bis jaw done up in red flannel—the sign of mumps. Col. Sbadman has a held of corn froln waist to shoulder high. It teas this high, but will be six inches high er by the time half our subscribers read thisj it grows so rapidly. The beach is simply superb. The last spring tide has left it more beau tiful’ and in finer condition than for years—hard and smooth as a floor.— The sea breezes, too, are delicious. The brig-rigged stenmer Glen rath is putting in her odb hundred thou sand feet of timber per day. It would wake up our Rip Vun Winkles to go over and see her crew manipulate a piece (or rather, pieces) of lumbar.— This certainly is a wonderful enter prise. This is the height of rattlesnake season. Although somo fifteen have been killed this season, they average rather small, the highest one so far only showing fifteen rattles—never yet as high as tweuty, os has been the case in some former years. S- k -j-cv-l-d-iD-o-c-n 1 Now, boys, what does it spell V -The first fifteen- year-old boy or under, or even yonng lady or miss of like tender years, that will, unaided, send us a correct pro nunciation, jrromdtd he or she be not a Norwegian, shall reoeive as a premium a six months’ paid subscription to the Advkutiskb and Appeal. Now don’t a^l spunk at once. The many friends on the Island of A seaman on board the ship Emma, now loading in Back river, by some cans got his tongne badly lacerated ;t Saturday. Not being able to BRUNSWICK MARKET. ARE GREENBACKS TAXABLEp Mr. Charles F. Adnms, brother-in-law This question is now being agitated ot Mr . Warl ' on A ; Fullor > «mgratu- and the following extracts from the ,^' a a^pointment and revised statutes givi-ii us evidence in the position W Superin support of the ne^iitive 'side of the of Marietta and North question, the 1 language of which cur- Ufcifgis AiTlmuf Mr. A. .will outer taihly leavbir *6otb fot-’tfdJ&tt ■is’to W ,/'»*, . .^Ule- some time next the lefcfcHtydf*theWegive «<"•»»>• predict Tor the road im, able iimuag'eiacnt from a faithful offi- the extracts ais'fohnd in'an exchange: She. i 8TOl;“h.ir sfheko, Bonds,' tress-t,i uh .v^. . ury^ftkVe8, WBd 1 OtWur“dfcli^Atib'tl'df the jfiiob.frk Premier MeKuuzm came oor United Stages, ahull be exempt from (fit taxation tor or opder State or mnaici* ‘5F 1 ** * KM out. (^ba«k W1 0 ^ a . She leh Q “ eeMto T u authority. (Seo Bank i . . . Supervisors, 7 Wall., 26.) last November, and coming in contact Sec. tuft. ’jjio ivot.i. oMig.tU.1.or other security of the United **** “* Sh * 0 ’ shall be held to tfifenn nil bonds, cer tificates of indebtednssofnatfiOhul bank currency, coupons, n United Btatee “°^. t ” ft8 “5* v , fcr, ’ SimornTMiRk. and baa about m ish language, good tongue, and no 1 use tbii important n, it is impossible for bini to tell how it happened. A few stitch es under the hand of the snrgcon promise to place him all right, and able to eat and speak plainly his na tive dialect—the Norwegian. Fifty barrels of Irish potatoes on a patch not a quarter of an acre in size. That fifty barrels of potatoes brought John Currie two hundred and fifty dollars. At that rate an aifre, with a little management and work, brings in ooe season a yield of one thousand dollars. Don’t “go West, young man,” as long as you can buy land on St. Simons at $5 per acre, ul ready cleared and broken for the plow, in a land full of all the advantages ac cruing to old settlements. Another muss among the colored society. Two gamins had a “falling out” and “fit” over n few cents. The one was n first-class specimen of the homo ebo Africanu*, dyed iu the wool, warranted last colors, the other uf the dirty gingerbread line. They tackled each other in regular fisticuff style. Failing to make an impression thereby, they resorted to short swords iu the shape of jack-knives, and after Gingerbrend had bent the blade of bis knife almost double, attempting to penetrate the alligator bide of Ebo, with no oilier success than a few slight gushes on his body, Elio gave Gingerbread several wounds over the shins with a No. 10 brogan. , This stopped Gingerbread’s career, caus ing him sorely to repent, and beg most lustily for a suspension of hos tilities. “Good morning, Mr. Hays.” “Good morning, sir.’’ “I want to ask you one question, Mr. Hays.” "All right, sir. If it is a fair one I’ll nnswer it; if not, I will not.’’ “Well, sir, it is this:— How much clear money per acre can a man make raising cabbages on St. Simons?” “I can only tell yon, sir, what I have seen this season, and you must judge for yourself. Yon see that little piece of ground, an irregu lar plot not more than one-third of an acre ? Weil, I have gathered from it cabbages enough to have netted me over three hundred dollars.” “Is it possible! Where did you find sale for them ?” “At home, in Brunswick, Macon and Atlanta. I find Atlanta the best market. I am to-day in re- coipt of ucconnt sales of a lot of ten barrels sent to Atlanta, averaging fif teen cents pur bead, and I could to day sell ten thousand head at like fig ures if I had them. Why, sir, with a little plnek, energy, elbow' oil and judgment there is a gold mine right here in truck gardening.” “Thank yon, six; good morning.” ■ “Oo*oo-ee I go ’way, nigger! You lcw eonntry marsh-tacky darkies don’t know nnffin ’bont possum sop nn’ tu- ter. * ‘.¥bn AM • gfrtf use on# 6f*d8 tip- eOuntrv possums—-say fo’ fere ole— been king'ob de raDge semoe ’simmon time; yon take yo* dog, run Irinr’feont five mile, till he git tender, an’ den’ tree bins, out. bins down, eotoh him and bring him home; dean him nil down, and let him RICE. Common Fair WGM Good 6){<S7 Rough country ,,..90®l SO NAVAL STORES; Rosins—A $1.95, B $2.00, C <2.00, D $2 00, E $2.05 F $t 10, G 12.15, H $2.20, I $2.40. K $2.60, M $2 75, N $3.00. window glass $3.60. Spirits Turpentine—Gila and whiskeys, 42c regnlars, 43c. SUPPLIES. Bacon—Clear rib sides, 12Kc; ibouKlew, 9‘^c hams, 14c; dry salted clear rib sides, 11 long clear, ll#c; shoulders, 8Rc. Grain—Corti—white $1 Oil, mixed $1 00; oats 70; bran, $150. * - . ♦ ’ 1 Hay—Northern, $1.10; Rustem, $i.2.V, Western timothy, $1.26® 1.30. Lard—In tierces, 12X*; ke?s and tubs 1:3c. Flour—Superfine, $(» 26; ox tin, $C 75(2 $7 25: family. $7 25@8 25; fancy, <8 25®$8 75; bakers' $8 25®$8 75. Hides, Wool, Etc.—Hides, dry flint, 13c; salted 9® 11c. Wool—Unwashed, free of burrs, in bales, prime, 27>jC; iu bays, prime, 25,‘^c; slightly burry 16@19‘*c: very burry, 10(^13^. Tallow,6c deer skins, 32c; otter skins, 25c® $4 00. NAVAL STOKES FREIGHTS. Sail—llosin and spirits, 3s 0d.®5s. Od. to United Kingdom or Continent direct: t«* Ntw fork. lOe rosin, 50«t on spirits. Steam—To New York, rosin 40c, spirits 80c; lo Shipping Intelligence. AKItIVAl*. skc. May 8—H«l ice Turner. McIntyre. Newbiu yport May 9—Nor 1»k Skjoldmoeu, Olaen, Gloeest« r. May 9—Swed bk Marie Lottie. Ekelsnd, New York. May 10—8c 0 A Watie, Dodge. Bridgeport. May 11—Ur bk Premier McKenzie. Klder.Queenstu May 11—Buss bk Oskar, bchyburgsen, Londondery Slay 12—Sc Millie Trim. Borbour, New York. May 12—Sc William WMuttuie Scott, Boston. DEPARTURES. May 6—Sc Emma F Hart, Davis, Boston. May 0—Sc .1. T. Baker, Davis, Fall River. May 8—Sc Jes.se W Star. Richards, Baltimore. May 8—8c Eva C Yates, Yates, Providence. May 8—Port bk Julius, Pellica. Oporto. May 9—Sr- E M Storer, Wade, Boston. May 9—Sc Sarah L Davis, Bueger, Wilmington. May 10—8c Manns A Davis, Long, New York. May 11—Sc Stella M Keuyou, Parker, New York. May 11—Bk A Campbell, Eaton. New York. May 10—Nor bk Krone, Gjeuere. Kroustadt. lines. May 12—8c L Heyer, Harrington. Boston. May 12—Sc 11 D May, Morisa, Philadelphia. ARRIVED AT FOREIGN PORTS FROM BRUNS WICK. Liverpool—Apr 30—Nor bark Ki-rdalia, Petterson, London—Apr 26—Br brig Leah, Jones. Queenstown—Apr 30—Nor bark Hesperia,Skaugcn. GIumcow—Apr 20—Hr bark Union, Webb. Carthageua—Apr 27—Nor bark Ouui, Abramson. AMERICAN PORTE. Boston, April 29—Sch George E Young, Marshall. May 4—8chrs Cathie 0 Berry, Seavey—C H Fabeus, Keene—Brig Moraucy, Wooster. Belfast, May 2—Sch Fannie A Gorham, Philadelphia, May 4—Sch Priscilla 8crlbner, Fur man. New York. May 1-Hchrs E A Hays, Ilays—Wm. Flint, Kuowlton. May 5—Bark Ocean, . May 8 —Sch Charmor, DabolLf Vineyard Haven, Apr 30— Scbrn Maggie M liivera. Robinson -C E Woodbury, Woodbury, for Bangor. Mystic, Apr 28—Sch M K lUwley, Hawley. BOUND TO BRUNSWICK. Providence, Apr 29—Sch Stephen G Hart, Torrey, New Haven. May 0-Brig John Shay, Nickerson. New Youk, May 6—Bark Ladoga, . Boston, May l— «cb Brown, . Philadelphia. -May 8—Brig Star, . ■IN TRUTHS The blood is the foundation of life, it circulates through every part of the body, and unless it is pure and rich, good health is impossible. If disease has entered the system the only fure and quick way to drive it out is to purify and enrich the blood. These simple facts are well known, and the highest medical authorities’ agree that nothing but iron will restore the blood to its natural condition; and also that all the iron preparations hitherto made blacken the teeth, cause head ache, and are otherwise injurious. Brown’s Iron Bitters will thor oughly and quickly assimilate with the blood, purifying and strengthen ing it, and thus drive disease from any part of the system, and it will not blacken the teeth, cause head ache or constipation, and is posi tively not injurious. » Saved his Child. IT N. F.uUw St, Baltimore, Md. Feb. it, i860. Gents:—Upon the recommenda tion of a fnend I tried Brown's Iron Bittbrs as a tonic and re storative for my daughter, whom I was thoroughly convinced was wasting away with Consumption. Having lost three daughters by the terrible disease, under the care of eminent physicians, I was loth to believe that anything could arrest the progress of the disease, but, to my great surprise, before my daugh ter had taken one bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters, she began to mend and now is quite restored to former health. A fifth daughter began to show signs of Consumption, and when the physician was consulted he. quickly said “ Tonics were re- a uired;" and when informed that le elder sister was taking Brown's Iron Bitters, responded “that is a good tonic, take ft.” Ado ram Phelps. AN ORDINANCE, To provide tor the forfeiture atul collection of bonds giveu by offender* analuit the ordluaucos of the city of Brunswick lor their appearance at the l*o lice Court of said city; aud for other purpo*c therein mentioned: Bkction 1, The Mayor aud Council of the city of Brunswick, In Council asssmbled, do hereby ordain, that tbe Mayor be, and lie hereby authorised and empowered to adjudgu and declare f >rfaitad the bond of auy person charged witli a violation of »u ordinance of the city, and given for hta or bet ap- pesrau«e ut the Police Court of the suit! city, when* ever such violator shall fail to appear and answer at the time and place set forth iu such bond. Sec. 2. And be it further ordained. That it shall be tha duty of the Clerk ami Treasurer of U10 city to inane, immediately upon the declaration of such forfeiture, an execution agaiuft th# y principal and sureties upon the bom amount named in *ucfi bond. Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the Marshal of the city to proceed immediately upon the reception of such execution to collect the amount ot the wipe.-wUh the usual costs, from the goods and chattels, lands End tene ments 01 the principal aud sureties upon such bond. tyze. *. And In* it further ordained. That It shall tbe biute lo* ul#o be«*n violated, to caune the ofleitd* tr be tuftied over to the Conti having ^nrUMc- tiou uf the otreoNi. when tH* hue or term of IsRor imposedTy tli«* Folic** Court shall have been paid bn it further unlalned, That all onli* nrt inru ol urcUnutce, Ut cotitUct Wtth tkt, - In' .rut tlu> name uro hereby repealed, iu Conuctl <m the 10th .Ujr ut M.y.lDSL Brown’s Iron Bitters effectual ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Weakness, and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting diseases as Con sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc. U. J. COLSON. SUyur. ilM. HOUSTON. Clert of Cornell, t * wt* .it 100,000 ! e, it i*l certificates of deposit, bills, checks, or m ■Sr'iTkiTT" 3 ’ r “” , . ■ . • ■*“ tpree hundred thousand feet capaoity, . ‘*1 thing aio’t drafts for money, drawn by br upoi authorized officers of tKto' trhfted States, stamps and other repr^entit- tives of value, of whutuver denomina- h< ^ lowI wcltutusd a yqnag wait sev lion, which may havo been or may be el !»* J 614 ?!* the first time he stood issued under any act of Congress. on a vessel’s deck and peeped dqwn So far ns wo are personally and in- into bp^- WM* yo»P8 «n*n has dividual!)- concerned, it is a matter since dey.eloped.iuto an excelleut bus- of little consequence, as wo uover jness man, is now an employe of St. have on baud ut any oue time a sufii- Simous Mills, and lias laag sinco an* cieut quantity of tbe article in ques* perintomted tbe loading of scores of tbn “Earned old hollow things.” So has another employe, who three or four years ngo was not so well versed in. nautical phrases as be now is, when, intently watching some sailors remove a port, he threw pp his bands in childish glee and cried out, “I gol ly, they have opened that window at lost!” W, wfcere she rem.uqed /ourmwiths j ober nic< ,, 8nlt bilu bu'tbe dry dock awaiting her turn U> , ^ Hee ifighlsr « *«<&*( day in de tnebning tion to muke It an object for tbe Col lector to compute tbe Riuonnt of tax thereon. For named; vomiting, and the weak, irritable stomnebsof children, nothing equalsTbethina (TeethingPowders.) Colic, hives nnd thrush iu infants relieved and prevented by Txetbdu. Druggists keep it parbile him by de watch t*reo bout's; den yon take bim oaten de bile, pfat him onto de stew; den yon bfise'hhn wid batter, pep;>er and barbecue for two ‘more hours; dert pul grate Big yam taters all roun’ him in a row, an’ pour ou de butter an’ stew an* barbe cue all over de tutors"nh’ possum tell it ull smell like taters an’fas’ like pos sum. Cook it tell you Bmell it up de rood kb’ dowu. vfe road, iu de house an 1 out o* doors, in de celler an’ up in de loff, and so yon kin tas* it at eb’ry breff; den you take bim up, place him in a grate hig disfi, wid de taters on’ sop, an’ you bring ulong^de baff gal lon colly pot, rite foil and hot—den, nigger, you go out an’ des shet de door arter you, on’ wate tell I calls | you.” WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED POPULARITY OF Allcock’s Porous Plasters? Because the} 7 have proved them selves the Best External Reme dy ever invented. They will cure asthma, colds, coughs ; rheu- inatism, neuralgia, and any lo cal pains. ' Applied ’‘to 'tlie shunl of the back they are infallible in Back- Ache, Nervous Debility, and all Kidney troubles; to the pit of th^ stomach they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver < Join- plaint. i ALLCOCK S POROUS PLASTERS are painless,fra grant and quick to cure. Be- w&re of imitations that blister And burn. Get ALLCOCK’S, tibe only Genuine Ron ms Plas- BAY STREET, iktnrswM r’lnexnti ffSBiJ IS. On band and rof aaie In Brnnavlckf y D.C.BACON &..C0. Mrs. ~ . jfusqijeraJc aud,Ball Costuvieni., Newcastle 8t, next t*» Dufifi** dry good* ■tor*, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA Keep* on hand every kind ©r gold and *Ilver Fringes, Tassels. Laces—in short, everything con nected with the business. Fsrries can ho supplied with ready-made dr**ses costume*, etc., tor ainatenr exhibitions, fancy bills iuasquerodes, etc. , , 1 , i i^7*U^ Fire Insurance! J. M. DEXTER, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, l REFBESENTb THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INS. CO. , (Uai ivenient to ; iitfiJoK-”" Business, the Railroads and the Steamboats. !»9 | j V»liay«ifg{ e Good Insnronce on dwellings it very low rite* in town or country. • tel 12m angiA-ly PJtOBKIiiTORS. CITY BARBER SHOP, J. Sf. CARTER. Proprietor. JHavino, h.ur ctm-ixu and uair due>o* lNGdouo In tha vary fcteat and moat approv.-t rtykt CADIES AND CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING * SPECIALTY, Jan ^SATISFACTION QUAANTEED