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Prompt attention given to consignments of Uountry chasing elsewhere. orders, (live Boxing ns a call before pur¬ and Drayage free. Southwest Corner Broughton and Mont* goniery SI reel*. SAVANNA11, UA 9 W. M. DAVIDSON, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Wines,Liquors & Cigars 1 158 (Bryan Street, North Side, Opposite the Market, SAVANNAH, GA. SOLE AGENT FOR WM. MASSEY :& CO.’S CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA ALE. jy'80-tt CITY BARBER SHOP! JOHN ALDRIDGE. Proprietor. Hair Cutting, shaving, Shampooing and everything in that lino done satisfactorily, tf kb I gave my child three Joses of the Patent Remedy- 2905— and ttioy brought away half » pint, ot worms. Sold by 0. il. SMITH, Druggist. riP* ujji • » week in your own town. H) t& outfit iron. Address 11 A CO., Portland, Ale. to $20 per day at homo. Samples worth rip* ' *5 free. Address Stiueou A Co., Port laud, Me. feblO-ly 4 )0|Ia '* "h** every mother needs for her — ♦'Vri) child when it is troubled with worms. Sent by C. 11. SMITH, Druggist IBrownC J A TrtUE TONIC A PERFECT STRENGTHENED A SURE REVIVER. iron Bnrr.us arv highly icoonimended for all diseases requiring a eerta in^and B uni of ■lfic. A}g- t.,',inrsof ui tonic; StrcuytJ,, especially IaicI Indigestion. of Energy,etc. Ryspcpsia, Intermittent strengthens reeer*. Enriches tlie Mood, the muscles,and gives uew life to the nerves. They act like a charm on the digestive urgaus. eetnociHg oil dys^ptie sjvtfJoms, such us Tasting the 1'ooJ, />-/7,i»* Ji*it < i • Simuich.llm.'ifn.- The only Iron Pre|>i< ration . thai wilt not blacken the tooth or give hontlach* Soi<l bv - r M’ri'c for the A 11 ('Bool; i.'Kf pp. rtf useful ard ir-r rend t. er»ff/w.. ItKOWN ( IIEMK AL CO.. Baltimore, >!<!. S l-vc tec R;.»vsCV ;> s,c,i.C \ r.ml fc»v« crusMd e.4 ua vn^r. DEWAKE L'l i.HITATEONS. •n mm 4 THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOE KAN AND BEAST. For more than a third of a centn ry the Mexican Mustang Liniment hawbeen known to inLUjoin all over the world as the only safe reliance for the relief of accidents and arnf pair.. It is a medicine above price praise—the best of Its kind, lor every form of external pain the MEXICAN Mustang Liniment is without an cqnal. It penetrates flesh and muscle to the very hone—making Inflammation tbe continu¬ impos¬ ance of If pnin efforts and Human Flesh and sible. h upon the Brute Creation are equally wonder¬ ful. Tho Mexican MUSTANG I Liniment is needed by somebody in ' i very bouse. Every day brings new:; of dlie agony ofe.n awful maid or hunt j jstored, .'-iilulned, of rheumatic martyrs re or a vnltiahle horse or ox save d by the healing power of this LINIMENT which speedily cures such ailments of tlm HUMAN FLESH as 1theumatism, Nwellingi, Stiff .Tolnts, Contracted Muscles, Hums aud Scalds, Cuts, iiraises and Sprains, Do Iso no its Hites ami! Atlngg, btifluess, Lomeness, Old Nores, Tlcers, Frostbites, t'liilblnlnx. jSole Indeed Nipples, every form Caked Of external Hreust, dis¬ amt ente. It heals without scars. For the Bbute Creation it cures I Nproini, Nvvinny. .Stiff Joints, 'Founder, TTaruess sores, Hoof Scuh, l*is eascs, Foot ltot, Screw Worm, Hollow Horn, Scratches, VVtnd galh, Spavin, Tliruhli, Kingbonc, 'Old Sores, Poll Evil, Film upon the Sight and every other ailment to which the occupants of tho Stable and Stock Yard are liable. The Mexican Mustang disappoints; Liniment ill ways ft cures and never and is, positively, THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENT POE MAN OE BEAST. " The Beat Agricultural Journal Published la the South." THE SOUTHERN P ucA A LARGE QUARTO of 32 A ilriwFei]»filled t'-ges, handsomely print -..efyffljf, mV, with choice i-oad of interest to the far tuer, with an illustrated tcjC LU. fashion department for the $2 a year. $1 a \ year. Sample eopv 15 cents. Address; J. H. IC3TILL, 3 Whitaker street, savannah, Ua. S& .pV <v)py ftt "The Strannnh M Vefcfr/ .Yrir<\ ” t i main noth H-f lu'M ijiwipfr, or of Ihr. ''Dli y J ftn nit y A eirr,” (he leading U My of the Southernt, sail on *fnk'iy>t of Him/ Address cut above.. This Mystery Explained. 2iH)5 is tho patent name of an invaluable remedy for removing from the human .system pin and stomach worms. It was the prescrip¬ tion of a celebrated physician, an I saved the lilb of the child it was dispensed for. It has since luvn tho means of saving the lives of thousands of children bv its timely use. It is put np in tho form of powders, ready for use, and enilticn take it. veauilv, as it. i- a pleasant medicine. Sold byC.lt. SMITH, Druggist, at niyi2-ly this May 1 m> found on file at GEO. F. HOWELL A CO.’S Newspaper Advertising Bureau, No. 10 Spruce street, where advertising contracts may be made for it in N 1CW YORK. POPULAR SC1E5CE. What are the effects of different kinds •f intellectual work on the cerebral eir eolation? This question M. Gley, a French physiologist, has made attempted answer When by experiments applied himself_ npon to self. he a subject which he had a difficulty inun derstanding thoroughly, and had, there fore, to concentrate all his energies upon it, the rhythm of the heart was far more accelerated than when he took np some matter with which ho was well acquamted. Germany will It is expected has already that done so) soon seek (if she not the co-operation of other powers in es tablishing an exploration of the Polar regions in the interest of meteorology, geology and other sciences, as was proposed by the late Karl W eyprecht. I» a note to the Vienna Academy of Sciences,Dr.Margules calls attention to the beautiful figures that are produced in glycerine when the liquid is moved in a regular way by the rotary of a 4 disk in contact with it. The figures are due to the water in the glycerine. A railway for general travel, on which the cars arc propelled by electricity, has been successfully opened between Rich terfelde, a suburban station on the Berlin-Anhalf railway, and the military academy in Berlin. It is about a mile 1,B< 1 a half long. One rail is used as a positive and the other as a negative cop ductor. The primary machine and steam engine for generating electricity is a third of a mile frem Lick ter le hie, and the current is conveyed from there to the rails by underground cables. The ears are like ordinary railroad cars, and carry twenty passengers and a guard. The car has a starling lover and a break at each end, and can move either for¬ ward or back wi£. facility. The power is conveyed to a dynamo machine under the car, and thence applied to the wheels. The car can be safely ran the w hole distance (one and a half miles) in five minutes. There is no noise or smoke. This is the first practical appli¬ cation of electricity to railroad propul¬ sion. Dr. Richardson, giving an account of some researches which have been re¬ cently instituted into the periods of in¬ cubation of infectious diseases, states that twenty-six diseases of this kind which are well-known have their special periods of incubation which, though The open period to exceptions, of incubation are fairly is defined regular. as that period which intervenes between tho acceptation of the poison and the first manifestation of effect. Diseases may be divided according to their stages of incubation into five classes—shortest, short, medium, long, longest. The short est period is one of four days ; it, rules for plague, cholera, malignant, pustule and dissection poison. The second pe¬ riod is from two to six days, and covers scarlet fever, diphtheria, croup, erysip¬ elas, whooping cough, influenza, glan¬ ders and pyaemia. The medium period is from four to eight days, and The includes cow-pox and relapsing fever. loDg periodTis from ten to fifteen days, and includes mumps, measles, typhus and typhoid. The longest period is forty days. • V.' el Food. A Leipsio arifee physician, Dr. Beck, has written an on the moral effect of different articles of food, in which he says: “The nervousness and peevish¬ ness of our times are chiefly attribut¬ able to tfii and coffee ; the digestive organs of Confirmed coffee drinkers are in a state of chronic derangement which reacts on the brain, producing fretful and lachrymose moods. Many ladie3 addicted to strong coffee have a charac¬ teristic temper, which I may describe saint. as a mania for acting tho persecuted Chocolate is neutral in its psy¬ chic effects, and is innocent. The snap¬ pish, petulant humor of the Chinese can be ascribed to their fondness for tea. Beer is brutalizing, wine impas sio:;«i, whisky Alcoholic infuriates,-but eventually unmans. ilrinks, combined with a flesh and fat diet, totally snb jugate the moral man, unless their in¬ fluence be counteracted by violent ex¬ ercise. But with sedentary habits produce those unhappy flesh sponges which may be studied in metropolitan bachelor halls, but better yet in wealthy convents. The Scientific American gives the fol¬ lowing recipe for getting rid of stump»; “In autumn or early winter bore a hole one or two inches in diameter, ac¬ cording to the girth of the stump, and about eighteen inches deep. Fut into it one or two ounces of saltpeter, till the hole with water, and plug it close. In the ensuing spring take out the plug and ignite it. The stump will moulder away, without blaring, to the nothing very extremity of the roots, leaving but the ashes.” A child, or monster, was bom lately in a town of South Italy. It (or he) was of the masculine sex and had two heads, t wo arms in the usual place with one hand each, a third arm rising out of the back and furnished with two hands, one body and two feet. The creature did ■ot live. There are 390 educated female physi¬ cians in active practice in twenty-six states of our Union—the majority in Massachusetts, New York and Pennsyl¬ vania. The stage settings of Hoolev’s Thea¬ ter, in Chicago, are so arranged on Sun¬ days as to represent a pulpit, and the congregation that gathers is very large. Birds are imported by tbe box [for trimming autumn bonnets. Comets Viewed from Balloons. Recently a paper bv M. W. deFon vielle was read before the Balloon So ciety, in which the author described the appearance of comet “b,” 1881, as seen him at midnight, irom the car of a balloon. The brilliancy of the light which the comet showed when the bal loon reached a height of more than one thousand metres, increased in a very large proportion, notwithstanding the transparency of the atmosphere. So f ar as conld be judged of similar changes without the assistance of optical instru meats,’it seemed that the brilliancy had increased about half beyond its normal brilliancy as seen from the than earth. The tail was a little longer seen from the earth, but most remarkable wa 3 the manner in which it terminated, for it was cut off straight, as if a line were drawn over it horizontally with a ruler, T fci 8 singular circumstance made M. de Fonvielle think that the phenomenon might be terminated by a fleeev cloud, The appearance of the tail was as if too dncedby legions of large stones travel ingin the planetary space independently of the comet and having no other con nec tion with it ‘ban that of being tem porarily lighted ov f\e rays which its atmosphere had cau id to deviate, more or less, from their natural route. These myriads of remnants of worlds would therefore produce the same effect as dust lighted bv a ray of sun admitted into a dark room through a crevice. M. de Fonville dwelt npon this theory at some length, and insisted that it was to this canse'that the zodiacal light was in probability to be attributed. He also insisted that astronomical invest! ga tions should include ballooning. (Cleveland Leader.] Mr. Orlando Weatlierbee, says an ex¬ change of ours, proprietor “The Spencer Pharmacy,” Spencer, Mass., reports: My customers speak very highly of the great German remedy, St. Jacobs Oil, it having always given excellent satis¬ faction. One of them, Mr. Henry Belcher, has been greatly benefited by its use in a cas* of severe rheumatism, and he refers to it in terms of highest praise. Familiar as its people are to heat, it is seldom that Morocco has witnessed heat bo intenso as that which prevailed in August last. Arabs refused to hire their camels for the transport of pro¬ duce to market, and during a move of the sultan’s camp many of the poor beasts of burden perished outright, the number being placed at more than two hundred. One of tho feast days was allowed to pass wit bout the usual obser vance weather, owing to the severity of the A Card. [Glen Falla (N. Y.) Times.] Glkn Falls, N. Y., Dec. 14, 1880. Rev. Mb. L. N. St. Onoe: Rear Sir —Will yon please state below what satisfaction St. Jacobs Oil gives you,which you got of ns some time ago, and oblige, Leggett & Bush. Very effective, L. N. St. Onge. The laraest boat on the great lakes is being built at Cleveland, Ohio. It is to be cf iron, 302£ feet in length, 39 feet breadth of beam, and 25 feet depth of hold, am! to have a capacity of 3,200 tons. Nat n llrvrrage. “They arc not a beverage, bnt a madieine, with curative properties of the highest degree, containing no poisonous drugs. They do not tear down au already debilitated system, but build it np. One bottle contains more hops, that is, more real hop strength, than a barrel of ordinary and beer. the Every physicians druggist in Rochester sells them, prescribe them.” —Rochester Earning Express on Hop Bitters. The Lake Okeechobee region in South Florida, it is found, produces a native variety of the india rubber tree. For dtstipma, nroioEsnoif, depression their various ol spirits and general debility against in fever and forms, also as a preventive intermittent fevers, the ague and other Ferro Phosphorated Elixir op Calisaya Bark, New made bv Caswell, Hazard & Company, York, and sold by all druggists, is the beet tonic; and for patients recovering from fever or other sickness it has no equal. as Cent. Will Buy a Treatise upon the Horse and his Diseases. Book of 100 pages. Valuable to every owner of horses. Postage York Newspaper stamps taken. Union, Sent, 150 north post¬ paid Street,’ by New New York._ Rats, sats, mice, Beri-lfugw. UoHches, anta, flics, insects, cleared out by “Rongh on liata.” 15c., druggists. VEGimNF-—The great success of the Veoe irxK as a cleanser and purifier of tho blood is shown beyond & donot by the great numbers who have’ taken it, and received immediate teliofi with such remarkable cures. Messrs. Kennedy Petrolia, Co.:—My Pa., Jan. 5, 1S73. A hair is growing out so fast that I can almost see it growing mv self, throngh the use of your Cabboline. D. NIXON. HOW TO SECURE UEALTII. It is strange any one will suffer from derangements brought on by impure blood, when SCOVILL'S SARSA PAKII.i.A AND STU.LlXtiIA.or BLOOD AND LIVKB SYKUP will restore health to the physical organization. It is a strengtheninesynipi pleasant to take, and the BEST BLOOD PI KIFIEK ever discovered, coring Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders. Weakness of the Kidneys. Erysiiwlaa. JlV.aria, Nervous disorder*. Debility, Bilious complaints and Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys. Stomach, Skin. etc. _ Edey*. Carb.bc Troches prevent all conta¬ gious diseases, such as Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever. Whooping Cough, and cure Coughs and Colds. Pleasant to the taste and a good disinfectant. WAKRANTED FOR 34 YEAR* A.VD SEVER FAILED To CURE Croup, Spasms. internally, Diarrhoea. GUARANTEED Dysenterv and Saa Sickness, taken and perfectly ChiMuic Rheumatism. harmless: also Old external!' Sores. Pains . Cuts, in the Bruises, limb*, l ack and chest. Such a remedy is Dm TOBIAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. IVSo one once trying it will ever be without it; over 601 ) ph y eiciann use it. ___ ‘AS Cesls will Bay a Treatise arm the Rone and his Diseases. Book of 100 pages. Valuable to every owaer ft hone*. Postage stomp, token. Sent postpaid by KBW YORE NEWSPAPER UNION, ISO Worth Street, Hew Yack. hoets Only Hair Alive. There are of men and women who, to coin a phrase, are only half alive. That is to ►ir, they have sc him if ever any appetite, are nervous." weak, fidgetir and troubled by num¬ berless small pains and aches. In the presence ot vigorous, exuberant vitality uauahy they stem fond mere ol pigmies. frequently Such dosing persons themselves, are swallowing in the course ot the year enough drags to stock anv apothecary’s shop of average dimensions. This, of course, defeats instead of furthering the end in view, viz., the recovery of health ami vigor. Were vitality" thev to seek it from Stomach an unfailing source of Hostetler's Cittern, how different would be their case. Then vigor would return to then- debilitated frames, the slow of health to their wan cheeks, their trem¬ bling, uncertain gait would grow firm and elastic, appetite, that grandee* of all sources, would give a relish for ihe daily food, were it ever so coarse, and refreshing sleep would crown the tasks of the day. When yon see two. . women slowly , , meandering up the street talking at tentmly to each other, you can make your mind that there s something mi 8 ht y important about to be devel °Pf d - J ’ lst as * be y to . buy yard and half nb S OID « a a ot a new suit. Aete Haven Register. “ Ides! Bis lues !” Not so fast, my friend; for if you would see the strong, healthy, blooming mtn, women and children that have been raised from beds of sickness, suffering aud almost death, by the use of Hop Bitter-, yon would say, “Truth, glorious truth.” See “Truths” in another column. Two neighboring villages are fighting , . for tke possession of a bridge wbicq This spans a stream dividing the towns. ^Tong. It belongs to neither, as i4 is 01q1 7 a eross between the two.— Syracuse Sunday Times. ■ e. Female Weaknesses. Xo better remedy in tho whole materia medi.” lus yet tu rn oom;>ountied for the relief and euro of Female Complaints, of thn ordinary kind, than Vkgetisb. It seems to act in these cases with un¬ worded certainty, and never fails to give a new and healthful tone to tho female organs, to remove re¬ laxed debility and unhealthy secretions, and restore a healthful vigor and elasticity. One of the moat common of these complaints is Leucorrhasa or Whites, which are brought on either by tho presence of Scrofula in the system, or by some affection of the womb, or even by general dobility. For all these complaints, and when danger begins to threaten woman at tho turn of life, Vegetise can be com¬ mended without qualification. The great prevalence of these disorders, and their cure by Vegktink, has amply shown that the sure alleviating agent remains not yet to be discovered, but is already known, and is a favorite with American ladies. Too long has it been the custom to prescribe nauseating and uncer¬ tain remedie s in place of what is pleasant, efficacious and cheap. Try Vegetine, and do not doubt its power o carry you safely through danger and disease. A Splendid Medicine—Heart and Kid¬ ney Disease, Female Weakness* Gbioosvieix, Iil., July 25,187*. H. It. lhart Stevens, Ktdneu Boston—Hear Die-fine, Sir: I was afliioKcl with auil and other Female receivt ItYtftw***, 1 benefit aiul doctored until I with triod several physicians Vkgktikr, and and no your after taking two bottles I was completely cured, and have boon a healthy I woman ever since, although I am in mv GCth year. do heartily recommend it as a and splendid I bless medicine the day that to all it fell afflicted into as hands. I have been, mv MUS. MARIA HOBSON. Vegetme. PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists. Cyclopedia War. 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