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The following exquisite linw were written by ft venera ble and most excellent Jady to her husband, a husband every way worthy of the love so truthfully and so beauti fully expressed. Our readers will, we ate sure, feel with as, that, it the wasting touch of time has dimmed the outward lineament-', it has not tarnished the freshness or diminished the warmth of the heart within, but has left it young, genial, glowing, ns in the morning prime of life. It is proper to add,that the linos were written with no intention or expee- i tation of being publish? and: [From the Louisville Journal.] The TaUsmau. Tho* all hath changed since fir t we met, Lore's golden hours have roiled along, His Talisman-is with us yet, If not so bright, yet still as strong. Tho time hath changed life’s vivid hue, And stripped our path of vernal flowers, Yet love can gild tho aombre view, And smile upon the passing hours. Hail, wedded love, thy magic spell By genuine truth hath bound us fast; We would not for a diadem Exchange the memory of the past. True, we have seen life’s sunny ray Eclipsed by many a fitful gloom, But light hath beamed on that bright day That knows no change beyond the tomb. Love o’er the noiseless wave of time Hath nearly borne us to that shore Where mortal bliss becomes divine, And hearts are bound forevermore. Full soon we’ll hail the joyful sight Os Love matured in heavenly bowers, When one eternal day of light Shall beam on Eden’s deathless flowers. Arrival of Santa Anna.—Departuregfor Mexico. The British West India Mail steamer “Avon,” on the 27th inst., brought among the passengers, General Santa Anna, suite, lady, and daughter, under tho escort of several delegations from the states of Mexico, who were commissioned to invite his return, to take the helm of state for the third, and last period—one that is to be fraught with new things , and good things- for the diffusion of civil and religious knowledge— and inevitably, by involution of American in terests and American principles, which must put their stamp upon this race, for their social and political salvation. The General was treat ed with a good deal of attention during the de tention of the steamer in this port, and appear ed in good health and mental tone, to wrestle with a fast coming fate, when he left, the even ing of the 28th. The authorities were not back ward ii showing that they were deeply interes ted in toward events, and the public. Govern ment journals, shadow their feelings in the for ward manner of annunciation of the arrival, and the prospective destiny of tho Mexi can Republic—endeavoring to create a return sympathy unnatural and unreal, and impossible of existence between the sons and daught L ‘ rl s of Despotism and Freedom—the first the land, with the sword and shame, soils the escutheon of Spain. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. ~ COTTON STATEMENTS. -QO~e. il | H ,& w |l rji j2£ iptock i§ sr S'Sr i g Is. js: ?g: jon ig-. #§ o| r Slo2 3 j hand = 2 i: :3 ~ \ this IP-£- ro-ir 8. ; jr pc j£ ; day. AP 18Sa 3d ’ 615 504 41120:41624 1354 31705133746 5921 A ltis3.* d 229~ 162 54247 54409 3200;44705;47905 6729 Columbus, April 7. There is but little doing in cotton, as sellers <>tT r their nto.ks very sparingly ; all placed on tho boards with ready sale, at about former quotations, say strict Good Middlings 10, Middling Fair 10 1 4 cents. ~ COLUMBUS PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED TKI-WEBKLY BY J. K. REDD AND CO. j b ‘ * 14 If io i ROPE SJJ j3 2 I*4 I BAQON—Hams .'. ‘. ’. ‘. ‘. ‘. .jr lb 10 @ H should;™::::: if 1! r,“ u 15 @ cheese::: jjg 12 | \? —.V* £ ftj - ® S how’ .:::: u. w © 20 fsh-£SinoV:::: gg B‘i” Mackerel No. 2.. £ b K 11 !K S’ uOO Mackerel No. 3 £bb JJO © UOQ P , n , m H S™ .Ip bbl 700 © 800 j Fnnnm ’ 100 lbs! £0 lb 125 V bushel J .5 ® GRAIN—Corn ...... Jr bushel; 100 © 125 „, toa ( <pboxj 255 © <OO CLASS.... vkeir 500 © 050 Gl-NPOW Vib ! 3 @ H1DE5...... &£i @ 6 Si < ,5 . jrn ° *#® 1 V.V.'.V.V.'.'.'.Vbbl 3SO 4lO NAILS a* ration! 1 50 © 200 iw • 000 £? r \? rtt>! ,5 ® svuuf-L.i™: J 8 8 - -| i w oho? °“ g 50AP....... £. ?d © 25 BUELL -Last 15 © American ‘J* S” BUG All—St. Crr ££ j ~ Loaf, refined V* 12 f SPIRITS BnmOY,€.>g 1 r :f @ J J Peach Pgal 1 00 © 1 A CO (J* RUM Jamaica,. . .4*g?d 200 © 3mi New England *■ ® 00 WHISKEY —Irish Vgftli 400 @ “ Monongnhela <pgal 100 ® 200 Western ‘P gal 30 © *J3 GlN—Holland Vg&l! 150 © *OO American I 5 ’gal; 4 0 @ d 1 TALLOW !b! „H> © W VINEGAR— 37 .V © ml WlNES—Madeira £ k ' a | 1 JfJ Champagne 15 00 @ 20 (*0 Ku.. ® 1“ Port - oU © 4 00 rt',ian.t hunlredlb^ p. B. p HOMPSON & CO., (AT THE SIGN OF THE HEART,) v Below Hill, Pawsoii A Cos. j TIN, Copper, Sheet Iron,Steam Boat wdrk.all manner ot Gutters, Piping, Conductors and Roofing done to order, substantially and , a i Nov. S 4S—tl special notices. DAVID WRIGHT,^ Announces to his old friends, and the public generally, I that he has returned to Columbus, and is now prepared to j do all kind of CARPENTERING WORK that may bo entrusted to his care with neatness and di-patch, and upon ; reasonable TEEM*. P. S.— All persons wishing to have houses built will do ‘ well to call on him. Cvlumbus, April 2—tw R always gives u pleasure to notice any article that j confers a real benefit on the community, and it is with con- j fidence we heartily commend Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral to ! our readers as possessing extraordinary virtues for the cure of diseases incident to the Throat and Lungs. This may account for our frequent reference to this article which we j feel fully justified in making known to the public,— N. I'. ! Tribune. INFORMATION WANTED. I would he pleased to receive information as to the pres- ; ent residence oftwo sisters, one of whom married a man by , the name of Wilson, and the other a man named Stations, both of Talbot county, Ga, Address, ALBE T KING, April I—2t Public Square, Green, co., (*a. LaGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE. Tiie Mystic Sisters, composed of young ladies of the above Institution, will hold their Anniversary in the new Chapel, commencing at 74 o’clock, on the second of May next. It will consist of a Fair, Tableau Exhibition, splendid Supper, isc. The young ladies ol this society, stimulated by a desire to bo useful, organized this society | two ydhrs ago, since which time their meetings have been weekly,and they have worked with the needle every Sat urday Irom morning till night, the avails of which are now for exhibition and eale. The proceeds of this Fair will be appropriated to benevo lent purposes. The public are earnestly solicited to attend. Come one ! Come all ! ! The 11th Rule wiilbe suspended on the occasion. By order of tho Sisters. j March 26-w&twtlinay | guano” I STILL HAVE ON HAND SOME FORTY OR FIFTY TONS OF GUANO, AT GREENWOOD’S WAREHOUSE. The season is fast advancing when it should be applied. Those wishing profitable investments, would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining it. Ex perience has proven that it. adds about one half to the pro - duct. After the corn i3 up, many think it as good a time to apply it as before. See the Sjil of the South. March 25-*w&twtf J. 11. JONES. THE SOIL OF THE SOUTIf, FOR 1852, Containing Peabody’s method of cultivating nits cole* ! brated Strawberry , beautifully illustrated, aud much ! other valuable Agricultural and Horticultural infer j ™ \ mation ; for sale at the office of the r i iim s & Sentinel, ! Columbus. Georgia. Unbound Volume -SI Bound Volume- ...... 1 50 | Columbus, March 2,1853. —w&twtf “On Consignment, 50 Hds. New Orleans Suffir. — tt . i~ - 1 ... _■ *siL*i&U. 30 Casts Sides. 5 “ Shoulder.*. All of which will be sold low for Cash. < ail and examine them . 0. 8. HARRISON & CO. Columbus. April £—twfit PARIS SPRING” FASHIONS I GREAT NOVELTIES! . J. 111. KAURI, i ■ No. 04 Lh ■cad Street, next door to the Narine Bank, R‘ F.SPF-C1 FULLY solicits th attention of tho I.Aiurs of Co lumbus and surrounding country, to his .YE It STOCK of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, which will be opened for inspection this day; consisting in part of Rich Tissues, Bareges, Grenadines, French, English • and American Jaconets, Embroidered Swiss ” Muslin Dresses, French & American Calicoes, of the most recherche / styles and patterns. tVpiecea Jaconet .Vuslins, yard wide, and fast colors, at per yard. sqPuoxt-n Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, ad Linen, at cents aDifcC ., l ine Emhro dered Handkerchiefs of all kinds, t ’hctni setts, Klouncings, Collars ala raousquitaire, Cuffs atal Under- F It 6V68. In bin’s celebrated Extracts for Handkerchiefs; German Co logne distilled from lloh era; iu fact every article necessary fora Lady’s Toii-et. DOMESTIC* GOODS. White and Unbleached Homespun, Linens, Table Cloths, Tick incs lleuim-ai and Cottcnades, all of which can and icill be sold tw cutv pec cent less than they are k AprilH—tua “oCllroad tlVfft. NEW GOODS. The subscriber has in Store a Urge Mock of S T A1 * LE AND FAN C Y DK Y GOO J) 8, which are ofibred for sale at pr.cosj CHEAP AS aHU CHEAPEST, FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT- Purchasers* for Cash will find it to their advantage to examine my stock and prices, before purchasing Columbus, April 2-tw __ Mi GA 1 . . PRIMTEDMOSLINS. SUMMER SILKS. HER AGES AND GRENADINES. Vverv large assortnient just received[by CROlvA^, C.LL*MQNS CO. ! Columbtts, inarch -u- t w ~ mourning dress WOODS. Just received an assortment nt fink mourning dress goods. CONSISTING OF ““cimou Tlksuts. ‘I'AFKETA. Lusture Crop de batni du Cm-.e, India mmtr Challejs. aaH in'! hOIDO. A “(ROKAW.CLBMONd & CO. Columbus, march 2<*twtl Genin's Hats. a few cases Gfs.x’s a so osa: STYLUS. , ! iV Just received and for sale 0> j. H. MERRY. March 3C —tw Shirts! Shirts!! i I VRGL invoice of SHIRT', CtUA-lR S DRJ FRS, . A HOSIER Y, ** rccoivtd and MERRY. I March Dissolution. rpHE j'v M EtffNUHbAn the Grocery busine'?* April 4, 1853- ALEX. CALHOUN. I Columbus, April *-tw4i hotel for sale. TUT.subscriberoflfetw.or -ale bis cottouOiU on- and w->l finished Mo* -i, situated on th- e-t -id- oi ih< i Prgij public SMjuarv*. In the tow not ‘.uchh \ ista, G:.. t and ’ .K-iLmk. known &, the “GLOBE HOI El .” it i !umU!.,4 v ii>. ;al 1 necessary convenh-neca, and has pertaining to it, a g . kitctien, smoke bouse,-table, lot, fee., all in g--'*d repair, ‘ll,*; ! houseic conveniently situntr-l.and Ufnivrovl with liberal =’.are lor boardiiur cml transient ctuioto. Bacon Vista, though new, ;c ; a large and beautiful town. Its school*, ami varied merchantik and meclumir interests, insure itepormarwncy and rapid growth, j No one need fear depreciation In prop My for many year*. Persons wishing n> purchase such property, would do well w cell and examine. Reasonable time will bcatlow od for payment. For terrasapplvtothe undersisrnr-d 7. i WILLIAMS, or to WILLIAM* k OUVFR, March s — 9wtf Buena Vi.-;:;, .Varion co. Ga. For Rent or Sale. lloii-.’ and Jot in Summerville, Ala., iutmt diately ml r joining Hr. 1... ;ki,art’s resicietav. The hot!-vs ;.J ofii liaj=J cos av of the best chanu-u-r. tfirt. J For information apply to me, or to C. \V. Dillingham, at Hallic Mo.-f Hard .tare Store. Columbus. Mi.reh H—R v.itm U. A CXIRNS. City Hotel. LA S T S1 J) E 11 RO An STKE E T ANARUS, OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE. P I Ti E undesigned deems it unnecessary to nu-.k*. any fiizQ inr<-lereot’C to this House, &* it iseu-i.vin.-iry with IfliiS bouses ofthia kid; he has but ono remark to “ia-.lv cag-a.-RUSflu reference to this houa-j,a id that is— CO>l E AN I> TR V IT, and be you r own judge ; believing that tie best puff is in rexliz- ] stlon end not in anticipation, so far as public li.uise- are con cerned. i>. A. GARRE7T, Proprielo ■. t’olumbus, Gn. march 23—wfttv.3m GLOBE HOTEL, Bt EX A VIST*. MlltlOX U1..(1A j THEsnbscriher respectfully anuounecs to is frloudr j Ff-Tr ard the generally, that ho iu.-mh. u churge j nSSrij o.this well known : ESf A B Llf- II Ml. NT. The lious** ? commodious and w<-!l Oiibhed; and no pain* ivtll i be spared to render UiosecomforUil.de, who may favor tiimv.iil: ! their patronage. ! Hoc 3—ts V. TITCOMU. FOR RENT. ! ~ \ small and comfortable dw t iling on Broad sheet, ad- Joittiug Captain Barrows and E. 8. Gri-euwood. i Apply to | AAILJL .1. L. MUST! AX. | Columbus. J-in. 7—it tc f j For Sale. .•ppy A small farm about one mid a half miles froia Colum bus. H contains 150 or 1150 acres of land : about a third | oiWMch is*-h-red. aud in -tiiiablo condition lor cul’iva : lion. The reininning portion is well timbered with pine. 1! is a desirable location lor any perron, wishing a small farm j or -minint r residence in the vicinity of the city. Apply to ‘'"olumbup, March 9—twit* “ H.T. TAI LOR, j VERNOY .V El TOR’S OMNIBUS LINE. ; Fare—ln Proportion to (he Distance. WE return our thank- to Hie travt-Bng public and tho citizens gencn lly, lor their I boud j at ron.ige, and would inform them that *-ur splendid new 0.1/A7* KCsSES, with FLYE TKJMS fted careful />F tt’Etis, will continue lo run for the accommodation ot tho citizens mnl per sons stopping at the Public Houses. Calls le.it at the llctcli or fd onr stable, strictlv otiended to. Columbus, March 18—w&twly ’ j B. F. COLEMAN HAB returned to Columbus nnd ri-sumcd H e use id the TEOWKL. —is prepared to do Ilf;K b. IVuilK, plain m ornamental FLASTEIUNQ with dispatch. Just received and for FRESH THOM ASTON LIME, l’LAS'i i.K OF PARIS AND CEMENT. t-S?” Wanted, iw • hundred bu-h’ Is ot cow hair. Columbus, Ga.. Ft bruarv 16—8w3rn RETURNED. C T. CUSHMAK, I). D. S. *L4S returned from New York, | where Ins critically inspected, in ; *■ lariousßentalLaboralOiies,some I i of the best woih that cun be done, and nv r iled l imseii of midi- I ! tionr.l means to execute the saroe allies with dispatch. Also, to operate oo the teeth, with his usual c.-m- and tiiilh. Over FosW|rt ——PetpkV tore. ‘No. C 9 Broad Street. Columbus. January, 7—-tvif W, F. LEE. J>. D S. DENTAL SURGEON. Office on Ilcoail street, over >lyt;aU‘.s store. Columbus, Oct 2ti—tf dental notice. DR. O. P. LAIRD HAS and resumed his profeos.sioal duties. Oifice i next door to Mulford’s, up stairs. | Columbus, Nov 13—iwfim. ■ Metallic Burial Cases. rpHESE cases have been universally approved whert vei Jl used. They are much superior to those of wood, and I combine within themselves all tnoec qu.diiibsi so d> liable iu a {Southern Climate. : They are composed of goverai kb.da of Metal, but principally | I of Iron. I They ere thoroughly enamelled inside and out, ami thu ’ niade i ; impervious to air cad indestructible, and enu be soli at about j |. the rates of covered coffins. The public are iuv if ed to e?*.H and examine them for them- j i selves, and at r gini v they will seethe treat ad vantage tu this | I article over any other ever offered to the public. Columbus, Feb. 23—vvJttwdin -fe ROONEY. • Pianos Tuned and Repaired! —— ’TIE ur.ders!cne<l t'tkc pleasure in announeins | fTS'to ineir customers as;d the public nenerslly. that 1 J *nl they have obtained the services of F. O. UUJIM, I =* t£ j J who, for several years pus!, has been Tuner,&c i in A rads Celebrated Establishment In Paris. Mr. Ruium comes ; to us with the highest recommendations. And we are prepared to attend to all order- forTnniugand repairing, in the most thor ’ ouch manner. We hold ourselves responsible f*r ail work done by Mr. limsm, believing that lie will give entire satist'ac tion. All orders addressed to Wnnm-r; L Cos., or Trial &. I'easc, will meet with prompt attention. WHITT 7 LEEY &. CO. Columbus, l*‘eh. If —twAw 1 !* TRUAX k PiIA.SE. Good . CHEAP AND Jt|j S! ‘'PIIF. s-ttbaer.bor l:ahi.4 entered Into th h .'el f u-inecs, w hich A proi Im-s to pay bettor Ilian HAT. 1 S and >liGli s, and which will require pretty much ell of his Lute, he therefore proposes to wind up the HAT AND SHOE LUSINESS, iu short or, h r. Those in tved ot such artless \v .il and * well to i call soon, if they u< not wish to lose ail of the good bargains. i>. \. r, \RRi.fT. N. B.—No gtmda delivered until the moiiey is paid. Coluijibns. Gh. march 23—twtf NEW BACON. fT . V.T, Lave purchased 450 Uhd. of good f in- <;j r ;> clunati cared Bacon Sides, a pvri ot which ri Istvjt’V iirrivcd, and for sale at a low price. ’ We w 111 sell, to be liclivered on the river, if engaged before j rrivr s. ( KEEN WOOD C Gouunbc-, Feb. 25—Smwiitw WILLIAM B. CARTER, Tt'N Eit vN D REI*AI it Elt O F PIANO TO S TEE, Orders rtccivod fit the Look store of I*. F. Wiu.co v, ltroad street. Jan 19—tw ly INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. THE undersigned respectfully informs his former friends and pupils, and the pul .lie generally, that he has returned to this j city where he proposes to establish hitnaett in hi profession as r. Teaher of Music. He is now prepared to taken limited nurnbet , of pupils on the Piano Forte and in Vocal Music, to whom hi regular and undivided attention will be slven. > J left at the Mtislc tore of WhLicisey ac Cos. will rc i ceive prompt attention. ■yprii 23.1851—w&twti Rl’ggEL E.HARRIS Priating Presses For Sale- I'HVO large end very superior Washington rrir.ting Po sses. t with 29 by 44 beds, will be sold low for cash, or c*n time il i preferred by the purchaser. WarratitOil as good ;is ih w. Applv j io L'bMAX te ELMS. Ct*l urn bus. Gi 1 February l tw twtf LI'MPKIN FURNITURE wake room and manufactory. .'■* •_ 3 THE sub cribor has now on hand and for 9*k? fit hi* \\ >ri Room in Lumpkin, ii largoand pfifrs, attd ii tPH*tßMi}y Manufacturing anl re ‘ * 1 o*iy unr nu.oiig other*. the following nrticU * of la* 1 latest sty It*: • hair*. tv#tas. Bur.-su*. Safe*, Bedstead*, Sideboard*, l^r^Rit-Taiiit 4 , V\ tuurcbcs, \\ ork-lubleiv, YYtoh* stands, Rocking rhair-, Looking Glass and Picture Fraaes, ami in fact nil articles Uekcf<ing to his lineof businesscan he luui at the -hort st notice ;ind lowest term-. Also, Window lilacs French and Yinerican innnnfaclure: Fife ; board Print.-, and Border, Window Shades, Ac., etc. Class cut j to any shajK* or siyo. Ail work warranted. Pi aims hi nl Melodeons fVtrnisfccd to ordi r. All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to. Feb. Is—Twly * \Y. ii. CKOSSMAN. i Some made attractive? FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! AT SAMMIS & ROONEY'S, One door below Hall and Most*. r j pt'KSt *NS in want ;of Ihrniturc, can hero In* f supplied V. ilti every quality of jVr.wr, Sitting, w r ; lieu ilojM firm fare ; made ‘of {^* . fancy and durable w. •>! at New \ork prices : * “ 1 got up (with the exception of vnai is mrtdo in Columbus) an- ■ d<-r * eoial supervision ol one ot the partners u* iheir ntanm.'uio ry it: New York city. The following ur-nudaro a part of the articles in their exten j sive lock ItivHns, Sofas,Oi.- iriaio, TttCft • I/ain. ‘V and Lace VTindow Tries, tdi sue : | Curtains in thepiecc or made I Marble ton Table*, ail-hinds ; | to rder : Folding Tables, Walnut and j Window Shades, Carpeting, j Mahocranv ; ! Unann ‘led furniture m -cts ! Wor ii Tubi.-s, Extension do | for Best Rooms, a Ivcantiful Pureau* of ail kinds niu prices; i article; Mali, ‘{.'any j- Spring scat elwlrs: j Portrait and Picture Frames of f'm.e end do do | Mahogany or Gilt, made to •>f a!! k r.ds, and arood articles;) order; Work aland*. Wadi •‘lands, j Window Curtain Trim tilings rind A/mic .-sand.*. j in great variety. 1.. per Unncines and Wall pa poring, of all kinds. Ah ariich-s not found iii thoii to.v, will Ih‘ furnished to order, with disjKiich. Columbus, Jun. 21—tw3m -ROOKS JUST RECEIVED A\D FOR SALE BY A. C. FLEW ELLEN *Y CO. \ . . Cuslle Avon, by thoaulhor of “Raveiir-ditfe.” c y- % “Tire ‘I wo o!u Men’s Tales.” Yillette, by Cutter Bell; author oi ‘‘Jane ; tl L-rree. T!ie Spaewife, or the Queen’s Secret. A story of the rohut of Elizabeth, by Paul Pcppergrass, Esq , author of ‘‘Shandy McGuire.” Beatrice,by CatitarineSincl ir, author of‘Jane Bonverie.’ 1 Tin- Three Pitates,by llarrv Ilazol, author of “Yankee Ja.k.” My Scrapes ami Escape?, or The Adventure* ot a Stu* dot t ; by one. of the Faculty. The Two Merchants, by T. S. Arthur. ‘J'lio Emigrant Squire, by P. Hamiltou Myers, author ol , lei. : Brandon. ( iihmibu?, March 30. j BOOKS! BOOKS! ! jr; t iacmrn by A C. FLBWELLEN & SO. ...\- . CALHOUNS works; Bio- ; T . -.A* graphical Dictionary ; Ingorsoll's IJistory ut \ the late war; Smith’s Wealth of Nations. ikyijM. Second part—.My Novel; by Hu Ever. Cecilia; by Miss Burney. Beckman’s History of Inventions. Taylor’s JJoly Living and Dying. .Michelet’s {‘tench Revolution. Could Hamilton's Fairy Tales. Will. To Plulosophy ot History. Lamartine's History of The Girondists, Memoirs ot Count Grammont and Charles Tl. lialvidi’s Works. Bacon's Eos., v? and Historical \\ oik-. L. lik-g. r’s Philosophy of Lite. Sheridan’s Dramatic Works and Life. Robert Hall’s Miscellaneous Works, Gregory’s Evidence? of the Christian Religion. Schiller’s- Revolt of the Netherlands. Neandor’s History of the planting of Christianity. Boekoyc Abroad : by Cox. Memovie? of the Great .Metropolis. Moreli’s Philosophy of Religion. IMachirtvelh’s llkdory of Florence-and other Works. R iese,tic's Lite of Loren2o Do Medici. Schlegel’s Dramatic Literature. Roscoe’s InfcTot Leo the Nth. Goethe's Faust, Tasso, Ipliigtrnin. Kgmont, and Goei/. The Fort ires of ihe Colville Family; by the nuthm oi Lewis Arundel. The Rule Range)s. The Mnnyimj Man; by the author of Lewis Arundel. Home Influence : Day sol’ Bruce ; Mother’s Recompense; Vale ofCr-dar? ; Women ofl-rael. fforne Scenes and lleait Studies; by Grace Aguilar. Hayno at >1 Webster’s Speeches. Waldo Warren; a talc of Circumstantial Evidence,l.y Ewtersc'tt Bennett A Lit<* of Vicissitudes; by G. P. R. James. The Flying Artillerist; a tale of .Mexican Treachery, by Ham Hazel. Roeh.-ster, or the merry days of England. Glide-toy ; The Free Looter. The Mi tory of Pcudenni*. Vanity Fair. Stubbs’ Calendar, or the. Fatal Boots; by Thackem.v. Matio Stewart; a true Mory front Blackwood’s Maga'/ine Dav u! f. t.'pjit-rtield. The Swamp hn-cd, or The Da vs of Marion ami hi* Ale tty Men- ’ 1 air Rofsamond, or The Queen’s Victim: by Pierce Egan Quinrin Mafsys, or The Blacksmith of Antwerp. Ile*ier Somerset, a novel by N +f ‘ M • ■ / ‘i he ad v'lHiturca of Captain Blake ; by Maxwell. CiaigaUan Cm--tie,or The Stolen Will; by Mrs. Gore. Lora Saxondrde, or Life among the London Aristocracy < Tplain Kyd, or The Wizard of’ the Sea. Heads and Hearts, or My Brother, the Colonel. Stanfield Hall. ‘Yankee Jack, or the Perils ot a Privateersman. Minnie Gray, or The Ancestral Curse. Amy Lawrence, or The Freemason’s Daughter. Stories of Waterloo ; by W. H. Maxwell. The Bivouac, or The Rival Suitors ; by Maxwell, llarrv Burnham, the Young Continental. Columbus, March 9 —twly thv Growth rrd Embellishment of the 8.-i.r to Fn-veni ‘ ‘ it? Fatiiit'.'oß'av.i oirningGray. Awarded the hiciiest preiu itints by the -Oat-, of New York, .Maryland au.l Michigan, at their Annual I’.-.i.-* ot l*jf. the Krahairon neutralizes the efl'er* of disease, climate, amt old - • yri . ting and rtstoring the J/vmnn fi-iir, ev-n at- : ter abahiii -S3 oi iv.enty years; cleanses the =caip from Scurf and Pandrulf: wiil cure the Nervous ileariccti?. Scald Head, 1 ryslpelas, l i-c-a H-3 oi the Skit:. &.c.a:ul istli .tg o?t desiraMe TOILET ARTICLE T..r Ladies’ or Or nrierneiPs use in the world. t>erfiiineei|tml- T.iihin’s (Jhoicest FixtraC’ *. hr<l being tree f{ou ft oiieneive oil, j • r c , d'ring properties, it give? ti e. Hair tliat; n. bright, sou, live iy aj'pemaiice, secured by no other pre.j.r.M n. Ti e v;*e.‘ot the KaTuairoi! is adopted bi the : t physicisns in I Curope and Aincri(‘;u anti has a patronage antlt eunpreccdem ••d in lists history - oi the materia rntdicu. But words are anperflu '•us. n tried only caw nttrst its reel virtue, a.i m.-Uif /ts eertijy.- - robe had thro,.ghout North and South Atuericu, Earuj o and tie- Islands of the Ocean, in large Louies, for 23 cents. Sold in l oiumbua bv DR. R. A. WARE, GESNER & PEA BODY, ROBERT CARTER; E. Tuomas L ro.v, 101 Broadway. N. V. LYON’S EXTRACT OF PUKE j,i v iic .1 o ixo i: /;. } N< iTHING need be said to command the attention of the. pub lie to this article, when convinced that it is iTRE and vuo- I <ltdti rated, s’ edicel men. or thoa * seeking n liarmkss beverage to destrov the unwholesome eTcctsot brackish and turbid watei i can rely upon it-- genuine character, and it is also extensively ! us'sf ici culinarv purposes, in flavoring cak-. preserves, &.c. i To the abi ded with t>y-pe[ sin, Summer Complaints, Cholera, ! Nt j voos Debiiitv. Fever and Agie, Dizziness, general Prostration, ; 6;c. nothing he* ever been prescribed with equal effect. Manvfaetvred by E- Thomas Lyon, Chemist, 161 liiuaJifaij, Mete York. Inquire for l.yonV Pure Ginger. Sold by reputable Druggist* | hitighoui the world. GESNER 6u PEABODY, ROBERT CARTER, DR. R. A. WARE, March 16—tutim Columbus, Ga. For Sale. ~ A Ph>i<>*opbh'*l and Chemical Apparatus, will be sold below A Boston prices. For particulars, apply at this oflie^r. I’oiarahiw, .'an. 4—ts w. D. FORD DKAI.EJI lx CHOICE FAMILY OROCERISG; 1 PMlcs, Prrserves, Fruits, Cojrftclionarics, Sfsrars *w, Fish, Oysters* and Ice when in season. I i \Vai diu'o*3 Bcii.diso, Jxurarson itheit, RAVrsvtn. Cs j February 9. Kd. i w hn Look! FIX NEGRO MEN FOR SALE. Apply to SAMUEL M. CARTER, or , ROBERT E. DIXON. ‘ f o.ummis, (•. March 2—twit. MEDICAL NOTICES. | I‘KHI-1 MEUIRS, aVp. SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK. ; a 3te.*:s Dii. li. A. tVAR IC, i J> U.YW U'(vivii,g ft miK-h larger sejiplv than ha j Iv-f ever been l efom oflered in this market. Aril wishiiuf t.> pur. lm?e pure and unadulterated articles iu thD line, will do Mel! to cal! and examine. lr/’G-L ‘ ; 'uG-T- OLD PORT AX O HAimtliA r/A/,, lot .Medical purposes, to lu lutd at R. A. WARE’S Drog Store, i v i o A/ * / ’ ,; -' / f 7l7?: ’ V AXD <- :0 * V.C77GX—Lubinsmul LftiUit?ilmmut'.M varieties, ivir sab*, iiy .\ \\- yj^j; j.oxnox ran tea and sen ren a l /•; —Von- qualify. lOf Silly R A. WARE. ruv n si: Y A i hS , J t ND cllnlcl - CIlEiriXG TO- IjALIO, can be bad el A. WARE ‘i fifthe fwxjjred sivrjjisn leeches, m t received and tortile by \V \Rl’ LLI S/f/.S IA 1) EHOOMS of everv kind, for sale l-v R.'A. WARE. ‘ 11 JM)O)\ CLASS, from 8 by 10 to 20 by 21, for sale Columbus,Ga., April 2, 1853-w&.twly* A ’ DRUGS AND MEDICINE.?. v 1 111 L ti r, i; t; nr t u sro ui: I'lOitd St red, (Jolantlns, Georgia. , .M'S f roeehvd from New Vork and PhUad.-Jidda, a large U'f’p yet -'-M-I-I Medicines, COM-Uniur of pure and select i’ A 1 °'’ ders and .xtraet*, for sale at the lowe st market prices it iio ‘” na “ a,ranto ” fil kive entire satifacth'it or we shall count. Physicians’country hill* and plantation medicines put upon lit. .ov.ct i.Ti.ts; . very attenticn will be paid to their qualifv, ami they will be seeiuely uad spootlily packed and forwarded. ‘ n ,v PKABODY,Druggists, 1 >!_... _ St## “ft’ l Ariyru and JUrtnr. Pure Medical Wines. | \o'/. PnilT and Brandy for Medical purposes, f.r sa'o at the Rise Drug Slore, ” L v fdisNf.lt & PKABODY. Mexican Mustang- Liniment. \ 1 N'e v Y ork prices. U'.. lime just received a large invoice e V of the abov. excelleiii intsJi *iiie. to be sold at the mnnuf-ii tur.r * price-. Call at the Ml T’E DlU't; BTOBH. }* nr( ‘h 2—tw iw I s sign of the ATtgra nod MorUth Paints and Oils. |>l'!;f:atid <;<• :).•! I end, Linseed, Lamp and Maehinerv Oils, I foi s,.le cheap at the. l!/ve Drug store, Mareh 2-twA.wly f. K.SNF.U &. PKABODY. Dr. Thomas Hoxey, ! : AS ! "d'e.l with him in the practice of Medicine and its O'ilnicral bntnclie* his s.-n, ’ !>!’• BRICE A. lIOXEY, who has had charge of n Military lic-pltal in Mexico and the Yfarine Hospital at A cap uho on the Pacific for iwo years; dur ing which bine he successfully performed smite of the most diffi cult operations ill St RC'KKY. 1 h.-v feed comnclent toatfeml lo nil case* in .Y/edicine, Fttr aery, Ace., and re-peetfilly offer their services to the public. ( obimbu.*. April I— m I)rs. WOODRUFF & TRACY. f's Dr. At. YVOODRI.TF would respeeifully give notice to his j atrons ihat lie has asgoe.int, and with him in the practice • and M’ diciee, Hr. I>. TIlAh'Y, :t genllemen of large ext t rionce In his prolc^ion. DIGS. WOODRUFF & TRACY, V, ill .ttend aD calls in the.ir prose> a ion punctuallv. * olombu*. march2ft—tw3in DR. H. M. CLECKLEY Ii OM(E O PAT IIIC PII YS ICIA N. POl.lTivLt tender* his professional services lo ihecili Qff zt aso; folumbus and vicinity. Ife may always be found teX at his office on Broad street, two doors atove the old M:iiik ol .>t. .Mary s. or at Captain P. T. t-chh'.'s residence, Ml, < ■gleihors'.e -irect. October Bt, IbV.'-twbm HYDRAULICS. HYDRAULIC IU3IS, FOUSTAINS, AMI AIfIEL'CCTS, (>N IMPRi >Y ED FLANS, F7TT EH U T WITH DIS PA TC IT, AMI DPR ABILITY’ YVARHANTL’D. BY A. McQUEEN, March 16— Oom-tiiorre House, Columbus. SMITH AND ERGTIIER, DEALERS IN DOMESTIC r R OJ) Uc E AND PRO VI SIO R 8 , Ol ALL KINDS, So. 200 Ditann street, Sew York. Solicit Southern orders for the same; who will pack and ship to the best manner, and sell at the lowest cash price. VT „ , , S. B. SMITH, N. York. Jan. 29, 1353.-sw3m J. F. SMITH. J-S. WOODBHIDGE, PRACTICAL AICITST & DAGUERREOTYPIST rOLUMBL’S, GEORGIA. Rooms over Foster oc Purple’s JeiuelrySH l Broad Street. Columbus, Jan. s—lw <fc KKW YORK AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE, r* Weekly The, urm nod lnutid Sttcenn*hiy 77o ri<!it (Idpi. Lyon. a,u i A lalum,a, Oa.pl. LvMotr. Belonging to the N'X'Y.York iMiPo'Avsiti Btkas Navigation Company, 1 \T II.L leave Savannah and New York every Saturday. These \ ship- an- I,2<K) tonsregister,:md unsurpassed iu safety,cr. and com tort. These stearners leaving Savannah at the same time that the Marion and Southerner leaves Charleston, arrive in New Vork as soon * *. or before them. triF*Cabin pa.*-.;ie -sLY—payable before going on board Aoents : PADELFORD, FAY & CO.. Savannah, tla. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, April ”/>. 185*2-—!f U*4 Front street,New Yon,. FOR PHILADELPHIA. THE U. 8. Mall Steamship ST.ITF. OFQEGIt GM le; ves Savannah the following Wednesday so Philadelphia : Dec 16 and 39th, January 12thend 2Gth, February ! 9th and 2:td, March in h and 23d, April <>th and 2dtli, May tth and ; 18th, June J. Ant-w steamship now building, in every respect ; equal to the Sin'e ot tieorggo, will take her place in the lir.edur ; ing the month o June nest, and with the Georgia make n weekly i line. This *biphas been built with the -strictest regard to the safety ami connort,&nd her accommodations fwr passengers are i unsurpassed t>y those of any other steamship *n tl e co*f. Fare to Phiilxiefptiia *•*,*: through to New York 825; Steer* 1 aee hv, i'JDELFORDk FAY, Agents, Savannah. Dec 7—49wtf H ERROX MARTIN, Phiiadel rd) OLD RAG NOTICE. INIU iM ami mler the 2th of this month. Rock Island Factory will pay tor ri.KAN Cotton or laneu Bag* 3 cents a pound I Citdi, or cents in paper at Dash price* **• ti. P. CURTIS. Ageuf. Columbti*. Jan. 11. 1833 1 wtf Al 1 paper* that advertise Rags Tor u-. w ill please ahe tlieir advertisement to read as above. .