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Wf,” art’ requested to announce EZEKIEL WALTERS ,I,,'latc lor Tax Receiver of Musco"ce county, at tlio ‘ -unm elation ill January next Nov 1-tdc tg- WLarc authorised to announce FRANCIS M. ~()OKS as a candidate lor Sherill ot Muscogee countv V,ii o election in January next. Columbus, Oct 18,1853. —wtwtde f i* Maj. E. J- HARDIN is a candidate lor Clerk oi , jui'riioi Court ol Museogee county. Election lir~t Monday in January next. Oct 18-ti PARKER announces himadt a candidate lor ullice ol lax Collector of Muscosree county, at the -ding election in January next. Oct 11-te WE are authorised to adnouucc Till) MAs II \VF INa candidate lor Tax Collector of:Muscogee •iinty at the ensuing election in January next. ( ultmibus, (iu., October 11—w&twtd* WE arc authorised to announce A. M. KIIODS - it Independent Whig candidate lor the office of Clerk •'! the Sujicrior Court ot Taylor county, at the ensuin''elec tion in January next. MANY WHIG VOTERS. Nov l'J—wte liUAk'i M. HARRIS, better known as Drummer 11arris, announces him sell as a candidate for Coroner of Mtiseairce county at the ensuing election in January next. WE are authorized to announce EDWARD BHID SOiNG a for re-election to the office of Clerk Superior Court cl Muscogee county iu January .text. Columbus, Oct 11—\v*!fc,tvvul z*r we arc authorised to announce ANDREW P. JONES, F*sq. as a candidate lor re-election lor Clerk oi the Inferior Court ol Muscogee county, on the first Mon* da> in January iMjxt.wto t WE arc authorised to announce DAVID J. HAR PER. as- a audidalc lr Cierk of the Sujtcrior Court of ■Muscogee County, at the election in January next. June 25, 1853 —w&twtc. :r *• WE are authorised to announce CLI FFO RJ) WOOD It U F Fas a candidate for Receiver of Tax Re turns at the election in January next. Columbus, Dec 6—te Did). At the residence of Mark Johnston, Esq., in Hancock countv, on the 31st nlt., his wife, Mrs. Juvebma Rose Johnston, aged uventy-nine yeats. In the dispensation of an All-wise Providence which ear ned away the deceased from so many objects of love and care, many a*heart mourns. Her strong intellect had availed itself of the unusually favorable opportunities of cultivation it had enjoyed, and was well store*) with the treasures of use ful knowledge. Though naturally retiring and taciturn, her amiable deportment imparted to Iter society a charm v. hich cannot be forgotten. True and faithful she was in every relation ot life, all of w hose duties she was prompt to perform ; remembering her creator in the’days of her youth. Religion came “To w ean her horn the world, To turn her eye from vanity, And point to scenes of bliss that never, never die.” About two years ago she connected herself with the Methodist church, and her walk and conversation were in harmony with the precepts oftlie Gospel. Jn the morning of life the messenger of death appeared, and though her health and youth and hope “.Might look like things too glorku’- to decay.” She failed and died. Yet she knew whom she had trusted. In the very article of death she praised the Almighty God w ho was about U destroy Iter, but as site believed to recreate hei for a better life : and with a smile—oh ! how radiant ol hope and peace ! she glided to “The land of purer day Where lovely things and sweet * Pass not away.” “.Shall w e not seek it, and weep no more.” R. R. R. R. IN TEN MINI TKS CFKKD Til E (iOIT. Mr. M. Fdgecomb, an English gentleman, residing in Waverley Place, New York, h:ul Itcen troubled with the : •'out for •-'iN. weeks. By the advice and consent of Dr. Wheeler he applied R. K. Relief. In ten minutes alter the lirst application, he was free from pain, and has not sutler ed any further inconvenience, So reader, it is with alt acute p a j, ls --I—. It. Relief acts like a charm : the moment it is applied, the most severe paroxysm ol Neuralgia, Chill Fe vers. Rheumatism, Sick Headache, Toothache, Cramps, Spasms, Swelled Joints, Weakness, and Fain in the side are instantly relieved, and the cause quickly removed.— The first symptoms of pain, apply the relict, either inter nally or externally,and you will he Iree from all further an noyance. In purchasing R. It. Relief, see that the signa ture of RAD WAY & CO. is upon each bottle, and the letters R. R. R. blown in the glass. The genuine will in stantly stop the pain. Price, *25 cents, M) cents, and 81 00 per box. Nov 26-- s' ’ Old .Sores. Fleers, and all eruptions and diseases rising from an impure or depraved state ol the blood. See tiie extraordinary cure of Mr. Wnt. G. Harwood,a highly respectable citizen of Richmond, Ya., by Carter's .Spanish Mixture. He had ulcers and sores ol the worst description, ‘ :id finally got so bad, he was unable to walk, except*n crutches. A few’bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture the great blood purifier, cured him, as it has cured hundreds ol others who have suffered with rheumatism, bad effects ol mercury, and pains and ulcers of the bones and joints. See advertisement. Nov 26 £. ‘As the season is with us, when there is always much sickness among children, caused by sudden colds, it may not be amiss for us to mention that the new medicine, -Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” attracting so much of the public notice, for the cure of serious Lung complaints, is, when used in small doses, one ol the very best in the world tor occasional lamih me. It is simple and harmless iorchd* dren, as well as very palatable. We use the article our selves, and would recommend our readers to call on and get a bottle tor trial. Nov *-’6- ryf Sixteen of the best Apothecaries in Baltimore say of Stabler’s Anodyne Cherry Expectorant for Coughs,&c. nr! of StabJn's Dianltcpa Cordial lor affections ol the Bowels, that they ‘are satisfied that they are medicines ol great value, and very cllicieut for the euro oi the diseases for which they are recommended, that they bear theevi denee of skill and cure in their preparation and style of eu! ting up,” vVe. See advertisement in another column. Not 26 LI AIiRULS ! Ll'M : KIES!! ?.*ml of good things, -a ell serve! up. will * call at the CRYSTAL P.U.ACi: HUG in the baswu-nt of the t_"it\ Hotel. The following hit! of lair can he luul at the above place at the shortest notice ; served up to ” tit the taste of the most fastidious. r ‘n Oysters from the hull, & ‘ i J Raw Oysters bv the plate. / Fried VA*/ Slewed “ “ “ fried Ham and Egg?. fried tied it roiled Bocf Stake, Fried and Broiled Sausages, Fried and Broiled Chicken. Boiled and Fried F.g's, Wild game of all kinds, K tich as Fresh Fish, fried and Broiled. I*. S. Cadies can be furnished with Otter in the DiniiKj Boom of the City Hotel, at short notice. Columbus, Dec 7—t\v3m RAFFLEi ON CHRISTMAS DAY- M THE SEW JEWELRY STOBE, Stiver Lett Fee . Silver Pitchers, •• Goblets, .. Clips, for, .Monia-q Diamond Far Ring*, IFunoud Breast Fin*, “ Finger Rijr-, ’ odd Watches, Cold Fort .Vomas. &V.’*.c. Mibijitbai, Ore i w&tvtf n. 1 >e\VIVT •’i.quirer F'd Corner Sterne copv. Wanted to Bent.. Vcomfertjib’e dncllinif n ith I*lorer Yard and Harden; and a room slidable for a Law 'th e. on. n Broad Mre*M would tor the latter, please apply at this office. ’ ‘dun!bus. December 7 iwtt Wheat! Wheat,! ni. “ 1 i p_\ “i[ ; j Jiuij god tl 50 tor ime- t\ hit., Hwh. „ p/ lt : pa*] K.r7 ‘-Mtuiibur, Dec / tnii VWN jip >’ FALA’ L’ ,Ij!LL -. Flour Cheap and Good. W fc fSlyK: ,,Mrfl,,e F,OUrat *- fi *>-™*°**r*. Every sack warranted. 1 p CT 7- ‘VINTI-.U SI'ALACK MILLS. AT COST ! 35,000 DOLLARS WORTH OF T ,,K Arm of KHK.in\ f I.KMO.YH k CO ., will nmt J It* UMijA-ttos ona.r Jantiary next; him! in order ’ <,St oul “early a possible by that time, w.e offer our ENTIISE STOCK AT COST. FOP. CASH. I race hm ‘ ufl ! r,<l “* porcha-era, as * air stock em market, Sf; 1 U lJ '° s ’ d * 6,rabk ,; bod- ever offered in this Elki:.\NT DItKSS iSILK*, GINGHAMS, Dj:Lai nf>, Prints, Casiuiekuk, Linux Sheeting, Mkkinok, fSlltitTiNti Linens Challeys, Table Diapers, Homrazines, Ul vnnki.s, Lm hkoi iK|{i i;s Dkapeiues, Vc. A l-c. a large lot ot \ civet. Uru-H-ts, and Ingraitt Carpeting, blanket*. Kersey*, Georgia Plain-*. Osmihurgs, Linsevs. stripes Wool ir si.-, Aic.. Ace. * All of which will >*e s*dJ AT COST, without reserve. ’ “himhu*. Dec 7 w&.tw|f BKOKAW, CJ.F.VONB Al ft). n ST RECEIVED Fulton Market Pickled Beef. PICKLED PORK, CHEESE, FRESH CRANBER ties, Raisins, Malaga Grape*, Figs, Northern Apples, and :t superior lot of Havana Begars, fust received and offered low by P. A. CLAYTON, Columbus, Dee 7, 1853. Ttt 111 LADIES! MRS. DESSAU \\f Gl'jjD respectfully inform tite Ladies of Columbus VV and vicinity, that she lias just returned from the North, ami is now opening: at her residence, (No. I 10 Broad Street,) a most splendid and fashionable stocked’ FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY. ALSO Aii assortment of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOO D S iok ladies’ wear —such as SI IKS. OIJAS, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS,” RIBBONS, EMBROIDERIES, and all kinds ot Goods generally kept in a Millinery store. Jn the DREBS MAKING line,she is in the possession of the latest European styles and patterns; and her stock ol Trimmings for Dresses cannot be surpassed lor beauty and quality, as special attention was given to this branch of her stock. A call from her friends and customers is respectfully solicited. Columbus, Oct 12—w&twtf NEW GOODS. The subscriUM has in Store a large stock of .s r . ir l e an n i- , in<: v nn y goods which are offered lor sale at prices CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT. l*T Pure haters for Cami will find it to their advantage to examine my.stock and prices, before purchasing. Columbus, April 2tw C. MYGATT. Misses and Children’s Shoes. MISS Ex Gaiters : Morocco and Leather Boots; also, a large lot of children Shoes, just opened. WYNNE & EDWARDS, t'oliimlins, Nov I —w&tw ltt:t Broad street HATS. a Gentlemen wanting a. splendid Dress flat of the latest style, ran be suited b\ WYNNF. fc EDWARDS, Nov i—wSctwtf No. IU3 Broad street. NEGRO BLANKETS, V HEAVY lot of BLANKETS, just received, and for sale by W. G. ANDREWS & CO. Columbus, Oct 15, 1853—w&twti Servant’s Shoes, VLL kinds of shoes suitable for servant’s wear; plantation . brogans ; kii>, buR and slout calf !.: womens kip, buff ’ and Calf V.ace Boots. A first rate article of heavy kip boots lor nier. For sale bv WYNNEte EDWARDS, Columbus. Nov 4—ktw 103 Broad street. Rubber Over Shoes and Sandals. INM B I.adies and Eentlenien; also, Cork in-soles. ; WYNNE t EDWARDS, Colunibns, Nov4 —w&twtf 103 Broad street. Gents fine Pump Boots. _ Light and stout Water Proof Boots ; Congress Gaiter j with Kid and Cloth tops ; Patent Leather and Call f Brogans, at WYNNE & EDWARDS, Columbus, Nov I—wfetwlf 103 Broad street. Elegant Ladies’ Shoes. Kid and Glove Leather Gaiters; Son tag Bo< ts ami Jenny Lind Shoes: Black, Brown, Tan and Dnlb Boots; trench Kid .Slips, Black ami Bronze, at W. G. ANDREWS & CO., DEALERS IN STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, WISES, LIQUORS, &•(’. (Fovr Docks below llill & Dawson's old Cok.nlk) IIKOAD STREET, COLI JHHN, <CY. Columbus, Oct 1, 185J.—twAwtl SHOES. - Jk i\ Pair of Extra BROGANS, iu>t received and lor OUO sale by W. G. AN DREW b CO. Columbus, ()ct I>, 1853—-\v'tw'tt LUMPKIN. THE updevogtud having permanently located m Lump kin ibr the transaction of a GENERAL MERCANTILE BUSINESS is prepared to offer such inducements to the citizens ol Stewart county, in the way ot \ No. 1 Goods and Low Prices, as he is confident, where understood, an intelligent and discriminating community will not tail t< appreciate, lie has now in store a good supply of ® W m adapteil to the season, embracing most articles that nM \ Oo D sTO RE S usuallv keep, and will continue from time to time making such additions to his stock as the demand will wa. rant ti!s design being to keep constantly well supplied with e\er\ tiling in life line which lie can sell. Purchaser are respectfully invited to call at the Hand lonnerlv occupied by Cox, \Y illiams A Cos., on the soutii , o j't'!| C Public Square, where they will find lum ready at ~H ,- show his zoods freely without charge. \-’ Kmotto i s firJ'<Uig, md GOODS I Ormvrict* , .'AMES I'.MI HA l ’- Lumpkin, Ga., Dee G, 18.3.—wtl NOTICE. I . y \RKKTT D inv dulv untliorieil agent to trausact ai*> i I ), business of mint:, that may bercafici be lom.d in Odumbus, July I—' wttwhin J. B. HICK. . RE MON AL. MRS. VINSON 111 \- r *-unwed the building upp-site the Prcsbyter'an lin,ureb,uextd.K,.rto>lr-. SalirburjV, -'-re > ! bulled b> *msc Hho may de-m- her sen ices a- VID-av if t. Colum bus, Nov l'J— tvibl&w A NOFICE. !* r rsi i\< wb.<M” < t tohv,-ih< lr “rdi.r-fill'd nt rO.u > ’ P S/; S tMtlpt. psr let the t ABH aceomju u.v teem. j 1.., i in. t, hyK> <t *\ tlm r ’r* q"i‘ da* ‘ hr M'” y 1 I\. “"Lb. - BY C. S. HA PRISON. A. K. A\ ER, Auctioneer. GROCERIES, FURNITURE, &C., AT A I 11 o'clock oil Tuesday the Oth IVeenilier next, I w ill sell in frout of my Stores, a large lot of Groceries and Furniture consisting in part as follows : 3D Hlids. New Orleans Sugar. 5D Rrls. 50 Boxes fine Chewing Tobacco. ID Qr. Ctisks old Cognac Brandy. 2 “ *• “ East India Madetia Wine. 2 “ “ “ London Dock Port “ 2 Brls. Porter iu Bottles. 2 “ Tirmants l*e>t Ale in Bottles. 30 (.'oils Rope. 5 Do/.. Champaigne Cider. 5 “ Brandy Cherries,&c.. &c. A Lso — t 1 ilie Marble Slab Bureaus ; 3 line Marble Slab Wash- Hands : 2 tine Sideboards : 3 tine Solas ; 1 Mahogany Book Ca>c ; 3 line Card Tables; 2 Mahogany Dining rallies; 1 line Centre Table; 1 Pair Ottomans; 1 line Wardrobes; 2 fine Tete a Totes ; 2 French Bedsteads ; 5 large Carpet* ; ldoz. Sofa Bottom Chairs; G doz. Cane Bottom Chairs , 3 Mahogany Rocking Chairs ; Cotton Matt to*, -es ; Bedsteads ; Bath Tubs ; Cooking Stove? : Table; Crockery; Drv Goods ; Clothing; Horse, Mules, Wagons, Carriage* and Buggies. •—A I .so— FOR AM) OS ACCOUNT OF ALL CONCERNED. Forty-five Boxes of Tobacco. markedG. Sold to pay Freight, Storage, Sce. By ruder of Messrs Gunby, Daniel & Cos., Columbus, Nov 19 —w&tvvtd? A. il. DEWITT, JEWELLER AND WATCH KEPAJItEi:. ONE DOOR BELOW .7. ENNIS CO., NO. !>> 11 ROAD ST.. COLI Jim s, g v. FOR SALE, a fine assortment of Hunt- JpuAY, >'Jn Cased English Lever Watches 18 Karat Gold, with very heavy Cases, some weighing over three ounces. Ladies’ Geneva Watches beautifully set with Diamonds; a full and general assortment of Silver Ware, Silver Tea Setts, Pitchers, Cups, &c., <Scc. Silver Tobacco Boxes and Snufl Boxes; Gold and Sil ver Port Monaies; 100 line plated Castors of the most tasty patterns. Silver plated Waiters, all sizes; Cake Ba.-kcts ; Card Baskets. Silver plated Forks suitable for Boarding Houses and I fotels, best quality. Fine sets oi Jewelry of every fashionable style. Diamond liar Rings. Gents Diamond Breast Pins. Diamond Finger Rings, single brilliants ami clustres, beautifully set. Counting House Gold Pens. In short every variety ot goods generally kept iu a Jew'- elry Store ; all of which am gotten up with the most ap proved taste, of the best quality, and at prices that will please the public ami prove satisfactorily. P. S. WATCHES and CIAH'K'S repaired in the bes manner. Columbus, Nov. t—wAitw tt A CARD. r lt|| i; subscriber having soil*! his stork ot Books, Stationery, A-c. to Mr. John VV. Pease, retuns tiis ttianks to the public, for the liberal patronage bestowed upon himself, amt solicits from his patrons a transfer of the same to his successor, who of fers on reasonable terms, as good and extensive an assortment of Books and fancy ami staple Stationery, as can be found any wherein this part of the country. Tiie .subscriber may tie found hereafter at the .Agency of the Keck Island Factory. I*. F WiLLCOX. Oct. 1. twtf Muscoiicc Railroad Company. GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT ON m. t 4lj r _arw•> ON and after the Ist of September. COTTON will be carried from Columbus to Savannnah, at FIFTY CENTS per hun dred pounds, ineluding Insurance over Itailroad. NOTICE TO CONSIGN EES. MERCHANDISE arriving from the East and not m be forwarded by Railroad will be retained in the Depot at U'- lumbus three days, free of cbnrge, and if not then removed will be sent to one of the city Warehouses for Storage at the ex pense of the owner. F.DU ‘1) F. RlCKEß,Superintendent. September 7.18.3. WANTED TO HIRE. FIFTY ABLE BODIED NEGRO MEN, rpo work on the repairs ol the Muscogee Railroad during L the year 1551; for whom liberal wages will be given. Payments made quarterly at Columbus or on the line oi the road. The company clothes, feeds and furnishes medicine and medical attendance in cases ot For further information apply to F. F. RICKER. Columbus, Nov. 30-tw Superintendent - Comforters ! Comforters! r pilL Eagle Manufacturing Company have on hand a 1. large number of Com orters, well mode, and of GOOD MATERIAL, which they will sell at a moderate price.— The attention ol planters and others is called to them. Columbus, Oct 29—wtw2m FACTORY HANDS WANTED. The Eagle Manufacturing Company. WANT to hire fifty hands. Many families now living in the country would ‘find it greatly to their advantage to en gage with them. High wages are paid and constant em ployment guaranteed. Houses are furnished the hands free from rent. None hut industrious and moral persons will he employed. J. RHODES BROWNE, Agent. Columbus, Oo t2B-tw&w2m Sixty Negroes for Sale. rivuE *ubscri>'.vrs having made Golnmbus a perniimrii! poin JL for selling negroes, offer tor sale on accomwodHiine lermt Sixty likely Georgia Negroes. consisting of MF..N, WO.'llvX, BOYS, VN'l> OlltLS. .shall also be constantly reebying negroes during He ■yason troin aaents engaged in buying in the upper jmrt <>l tlii-state. ( ;dl and see us at the corner of Front and Broad stroeip. at taiw ronce’s old stand. Good reference given. (jO'Uiiibu?, No. B—wlwtf AN . .V. & A. I*. NicAl FOR SALE. V tine four horse Tennessee it At.ON and si\ rets ol harness Also,a first rate two horse Wagon with an evedlent m os harness. .Ipplyto WG. ANI'L l-At 8 ‘D. Cohnnbus, >iov 16 —tw&.wtl REMOVAL. J . 11. MER R Y Has removed from his bd stiind tc No. 102. next door to J. <V .1. Kyle. Hr has on hand a fine assortment of READ Y MAPK CLOT 111 KG, consisting of every article generally kept in a Gkdhing Store Columbus, Nov -*3 —-wfct w3ms flowers: THE alteutioii <f amateur floriels L directed to tin large and choice ;:*er nn nt ol C amelias.. Gerjiniiiins and V/alia-. this day reecive<i, and tor sale by Columbu', Dec 6—w&,t\’ tt h. A “ ALL. 01 ANO. My <,. c „„d cargo ot (J ANO willarri'e at Apa latch id la early in lie n*m*? r : in. % r<on* w nsr K by mme HM ‘nVumDii'. *U br ; at ;tfi\ poin’ on thr nur hat e ..Ime'at hand ai V< Wnrebouse of the t de,..-i Dta. I “r‘ < .aine'. t'K.n nc'ttnd Jertogan. J. U. W.'L6 and -b vp> found. . VV it.,- g'll! in I, in the‘public r.,;,.J’ war ibr r< sM i< '• -• Not tin bvr 1 -o tt. MUSICAL. PIANO-FORTES AND MUSIC* WM. B. CARTER. j I TAX INC purchased the interest of I>. F. XViticox. in> re -11 moved to NO. 72, BROAD STREET, ‘at J. L. Howe IPs Book Store.) ln re lie wilt keeji con-tautlv on band a general assortment ** MUSIC AND .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, of every variety and price. Patrons and friends are invittal to call anti examine hi* *toek. Orders solicited, and a liben.l discount made to Teacher* and School*. Pianos to let,tuned, and repaired. October t. twtf NEW MUSIC STORE. (.1 few doors below Hall N Aloscs, BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA. ; r I"MIE undersigned have associated themselves together, I. under the name and style of TRU A X ti PEA. SE , tor the sale ol Musical Merchandise, and tako this method to inform their friends and the public genetaliy, that they will keep constantly on hand a general assortment of goods in the above line, among which may be found— MIXODEONS, from = the celebrated .Manufactory of Prescott &, Brothers; Guitars. \ iolins, Aceordcons, Fluti* nas, Flutes, Files, Banjos and Tamborines. Also, Instruction Books of all kinds; together with a line stock of SHEET MUSIC, of every variety. All of the above goods we offer for sale on terms that cannot fail to please. Purchasers are eovdiady invited t call and examine our stock. Orders solicited, and executed with care ami dis patch. J. J■ TIvUAN. Columbus, Sept. 20—w&.twly J. IV. PEASE. Pianos for Rent. THE subscribers have just received severa very good second hand Pianos from New * “ * 1 * York, which thev will sell or rent at reason • able prices. * ‘1 RUAX & PEASE. Columbus, Sept. IG—twtl New Sheet Music VGOOJ) assortment, just received at the Music Store ot Columbus, Sept. ]G —tw TRH A X A PEASE. New Sheet Nusic. TTIIII subscribers have this day received a large atsotia <il t 1 sheet Music; among which are many new and populat pieces never before ottered in this market. The ladies in parti ctiliritre invited to call and examine our stock. TItUAJV & PF.ABK, Columbus, March 2—tw I (Hi Broad street. PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. —i Till) undersigned have engaged the .*en iceso 1 Mr. I*. O. RAMM, Tuner ami Piano Maker,lately from llrards’ C’elel>rated Establishment in Paris. J J jf \J u Jir.R. is probably the best in his profession in the Southern Country. We are prepared to attend to all orders in the above line, and wilt be responsible tor till work done by our workmen. Orders addressed to XVhitt:i.skv Cn., or Truax 4c Pkask, will meet with prompt attention, wnrnr.LS.KY & co. Columbus, April 22, 18.13. TRI > A X <t PKABK. i wtf —Jet I wlf Instruction in Music. H AYING removed permanently with ny family to the city ofColunibus. I offer mv professional services to the inhabitants ol Columbus* and its vicinity. Having taught MUSIC in some of the largest cities in the United States for the last seventeen years, I feel confident that I can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor me with their kind patronage. J am kindly permitted to refer to the following gentle men ; Dr. Henry Lockhart, Charles Koggers, Win. 11. Young,ll. H. Epping/John F.Hudson, and others. All orders left forme at the Book and Music Stores, or at my residence, on Church street, will meet with psompt attention. T. H. VAN DEN BERG, Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music, NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP. r JMIE subscribers take great pleasure in informing their 1., friends and the public generally, that they have pur chased the entire stocks ol !H r SIC, M U SICA h IYST RV M ENTS \ X l> MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of Messrs. TRll AX N PEASE and MTIITTELSEY &, CO., and that they have removed to the store formerly oc cupied by Mr. D. F. Wjlixox, No. i)*2, East Side Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., which store has been extended and newly fitted up tor the purpose of carrying on the BOOK A NJ) STA TIONER V B ESI NESS, at wholesale and retail by Mr. J. W. Pease, and lor the sale of Music, Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise by them at wholesale and retail, where can be found at all times a splendid assortment of PIANO FORTES, El fl’ Jj manufactured by the most celebrated Makers in the United States and in Europe, such as LIGHTED NEWTON, New York, IJ. WORCESTER. NUNNS & CLARK. FRITH & POND, HALLET, DAVIS & CO., Boston, RAVEL, Baris, ROSENKRANTZ, Germany, and others; all of which we warrant to be made oi the best seasoned materials, and which cannot be surpassed hi regard to brilliancy of tone, delicacy of touch, finish and durability. —A L.SO— MELODEONS, VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES, FI FES, CL ARI ON EPS, ACCOR DEON S, BANJOS, MUSICAL BOXES, STRINGS, and the largest assortment oi Sa3oaC3*l2 <i a!i descriptions that can be found any where ju the Southern country. We ute also prepared to exchange with aii \? ho have old Pianos, and wishing to obtain new ones, and will allow them a fair price for them, and to sell our own onasrea-. .-unable terms as can be found in the United States. Having engaged the services of one of the best Tuners of New Yoik, we are prepared to TUNE and REPAIR Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs, Melodeons and Ac eordcons in the very best manner and at the shortest notice. N. B. All orders left at our Store Noj92 East Side Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., will meet with prompt attention. TRUAXX VANDEN BERG. Successors t<> Truax A Pease and Wbittek-ey A Go. JOHN L. TRUAX. T. H. VAN DEN BERG. Columbus, ( fa.. Nov. IG—w&twtf f^ISS — IllH-opartncrsliip heretofore exit PF, AMI, ie- tin* day dissolved by mutual consent. Columbus, November I—twtYXov lb’ A CARD. I^IIK *üb*criber having sold nis intere-i imlie Music Bu slness u Messrs. TRU AX k Y ANDKN BKKG. r<Muni*hi* ■ hank* to the public for the liberal patronage b stowed tq-on the late firm, and -olicit* fre.iu their patron* a transter *fth‘ s.-me to hi* successor-*, w lio have purchased ol AVhittelsev t.'o. tin ir entire -lock of >H! F T MRS If. .ULTSIf.tL I.YiTIII .I/PAT* 8 , kr„ now nffc- oi r* t-onable terms the best and most extensive assortim-m of Musical Merchandise tube found in the southern country . Columbus. N<\ I—it. Nov Hi J. VV. PIfASK. A CARD. sul.'eri! . r*h:o ng •..(.! their *t*..-k .l/t ‘/C. .1/7 /. 1 C. JI. M*> r/l I .I/K.V7.S . :.Vf> Ml ‘!< .U. Mb.I.iU.KV- L>I&C to.Ves*i*. ToUAA V VNItI.N ItlilKi, return their th.uiks 11 their tr it iml- i..r tin !;lu r; 1 patronage extcude*T :o ’ thcui in thal liue. ami de-tr* the iramur *.*t the utue to tht’r I in tl.c Mu.-tc Busin. No. i— l it. tvm rrr.i.sKY a, c<t. LOST. THIS morning, I. twvrn tin Howard U.n loiv Y'/yV r*ii*l ‘l* ->r*. Seliloy .Ldntsott'* a soi . : q,**■ >’Jk LUIM M. \\ V J’t. 11, wjth a Into v Gold } ('L ; UH UN Mite i.ed Tl it liudet wii) |>*> JitHrally re"ar<’*d ■by l*wviuT the -am*- at >!c- t .Mmcue A “ life . | ‘ Coiumbu , Get 15-toll. education. Glennville Female Collegiate Institute BARBOUR COUNTY. ALABAMA. RFA . D. s. T DOUGLASS, A, M., Presipext. Aided by cumjetent Assistant*. The Trustees would announce to the citizens ol lilenviUt* and its ’ icititty. nd to the public generally, that they have secured hr er\ii;e* ol Re> . |). S. T. tH-ugla-s'. late Presnlent of Auburn Masonic Femaie I'ollesc, utuler whose super*ision amt direct ion tlc Inetitntr w ill be re-organized on the tir-t Wednesday the ill. vd”.launary, ] c-g4. I'.rery preparation w ill be mate, necessary to funn*h la* b •i* * oi a high order, for the education ol young Indie*. The e**ur*( <>f instruction will be thorough amt practical >n every department that our Institution may In- free Inmi tlw common :mpu:aiion—“Yoitiut l*lte* are aceonqdishtd, not 1- ucated.” spelling, reading, geography, (tritium tic. Liet^ry. penmanship w ith tiie analy sis ami construction of the Kuffb-h language w ill ree* ivc csjeei!tl alletition. as the pre-requisit* * • a thorough and tinished edu-aUion. Funds have been rnieL amt other nectssary arrsngenionis made tt> coinmem-e immedi ately after the Ist of November the erection <*f beaut if ui ami commotliou- t olh ge btiitdings w ith a t Impel hall eighty by six ty feet. • xcbisn cot collonnde. The principal ttPficc xxrilbe two stories high, and constructed throughout with special rrli-r ----elite to Hu- eonveniencc. comfort and hen Ith of the pupil*. Th* exerei** - will bo conducted in tho pre*cn: Institute buildi*. - until the completion ol the lie” * ollegt. tbir* w it * mi Mew-ard's ball connected with the Institute, but *-i.i/ei’ <•: she village ha* proposed to open a pb-:.* n* boanling Inotsc, *ok-ly for the < i e>urvi m< nl *f tin cut* rpr*c< . >:m!. i:‘* (Von. abroad may be asMired of tlmting an avreeable bom*- wo l* ir* -n o*jr *(uiet. healthy village. tin social ml religious mix twinges ol l!ennv DU*, w ith f* ehurilo - -ciuinaries, it* nece-: ibility, willt daily :';.g** from t *-iiHit.u* |o l ulauta, win re tin- Kiio l* lit* iee*e*l b’ •* ero'S tine Iron. < huiuu nuggee, Al . I<> <Jgletborj L* . eff* r great ii.dii*-* u cuts to tte>se persons seeking favort’blc h‘-iiluns lor the education nl their joiisaiul daughter*. The means ha\e In-eit pledged ‘or the crectic'H ot a Muir foil* giiile Institnl*. ‘< soon as the Female College stiail have been completed. AA e contkleiitly olieit an inxi-s|igtie>n of ourcductlionid advanta ge* heior** ehoiee shall have been made *-l**-w lu re. 1 t.e Music Department will b*- under the Lic*lii , n ol Mi . Douuii- >. w lio brings wi;ti b*-r an enviable repu'ation a* a veal nml i.- (ru...ental performer, v * well :>t n -vu-e* and uect - rate if-s i retor. 1 ti*} scholastic year will consist of tw o ron-fe**- ii \ t- sessions, *.*!’ twenty weeks each. Btifcs of Tuition per Session. I'kici’auatorv Dei'AKTMKx r. lirst Div!si*m, ; $ dim Second |), vi*i*n M DU CoI.I.VUIATK Dkl-AUI MINT. Fresh C!:;*- ..*l7 0t Soplioimue t ins* 2(1 bit | Junior ** 22 t4i s-enior “ 21 (if* li.vi n a Sti iuks. Music * on I’iano.t #25 111 - mui Luitar,) 25 (HI No charge for use of Instrument. Ancient'ami M< dern Languages, teach) >l2 lio Drawing and Fainting 12 W Fmhmidery 12 tm AA ix work i.per lesson,) t 00 All the stmleuts will be instruc'od in Vocal Music with in i iiahov. Bill* due u u.r is auvam k. For further particulars, see circulars, which may l.c obiained by apply ing to the secretary oftlie Board, or the President of (be Institute, Board ol ‘I ruMees. j F. If. 11l I’.iisK. Pc. KsIBKNT, j A. C, MncllXll. A. \i. Fas i OKI.. I R. MITCIIEI.I, \Vm. It:) km an, iJ. M. Rxirußn, At. M. LhKNN. -ecy and Treasurer. Clem iile, Ncv. 2. * Avttwll. Masonic Female College. T.FMPMN, .STEAA ART COUNTY, CA. 1. R. BRANHAM, A.1.M., ) \,soeiito l’rmem iU .IAS. AUGUSTUS BASS, A. M. \ ‘ ° * U 1 • ‘ I. 11. Bn v\ tiam, Prof. IMatlieiaaties *t Natural Seirtte*. Jan. AiotsTfs Bass, Prof. Belles Lotties ami Moral Science. Mrs. Braxaaai, Modern Lauouaycs. Xlis- M\r,v Gav, Primary Department. Mrs. Aiu.ua Bans, .Music and Ornamental Branches. Assistant in Music. i'alemlar for 1851. Sprinii ‘l7’tm commence? January litli. Annual examination commences luly 10th. Commenecineut day July )2tl>. Autennial Term eommenees September sth. Semi- Annual examination commences Dee. 7th. ! The Musical Department will be under the direction of Prof. Branham. I'm fuitiver information addresa either ot llic Olliccrs ot nnv member of the Board ol Trustees. Lumpkin, Nov 8. 1853. —wX-twtilUcbl MALE SCHOOL. Mr. John fsliatn s Scbo**l will reconiiiienet, tho lir>t Monday in October, 1853, and will s close June 30th, 1851. Tuition per Scholastic Columbus,Se})l. 21—wXtwtt. T RAVELING. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia Savannah Steam Navigation Company. f|'MIF 11 ** w and splendid side-wheel Slc4nnshi|.s, i I KF.V SI oNJI 81 At F, Capt. Robert IDacpik. {-T.ATF, * F <■'KORtilA, ftapl. J. J. Lahvin. Ji. will leave Sax aimah for riiiladeJ])bia every Wedni?lay. ‘I he * Sleamsliips are the most comfortable mi the cmist. and are tin surpassiil for safety and speed. They will leave Savapnah a folhiws : kevstone stale. AA’eitne'day, esit* r-rpt. State of sic slh Del. Keystone State, I2tli Oct. S Mate of Ocorgia, Ibd* Oct. Keystone State, 2tkh Oct. St.-de ot tJeorgia, “ 2nd Nov. Key stone State. “ tfiti Nov. Stale ol << orgia, “ llith Nov. Keystone State, “ 23rd Nov. Stale ot Liergia, “ .HttbNov. Keystone State, 2 7th Dec. Ma*c ot Leorgia, “ Nth Dee. amt so on. Cabin piis*ago V-’b. Sterrage “ 4 ?5 '* t . A. L. LAMAR. Agent ijiSavnunah• IJ I, If ON A. MARTIN. Sept. 21 —rt Agents in PhilmleJpbiu li A i:\ DUN S EX it; ess. I reef• \\ r Frespi-etMilly ).*'g lea*.*', to intorm the citizens ot t olumbu* Y V ami it* Ticihity. tliat we have concluded our arrangement* w itti tiie central, South-Western ami .Uuscogee lintiroeds, ami are now running mms< ng* rs drily ‘rent t oh,n.bus to Ma* * n . thence to Savannah. A 1:0, {'or^YJ? r cli3isC <luj 1 v ov< r ibt* J 1 u rout li - i Western Railroad to Fori Valley, Oglethorpe and Macon, thence to Milledgcville Savannah ami all intermediate place*. Also, to Montgomery. Ala. \\ e would sdto -ay, that our I.x presses by the steamer* to New York ami Philadelphia euahh u to forward every description <d merchandise :uut valuables. Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected in every tow n in the Northern amt F.astern Mates ; al**, to UalifomiK and Furope. OF PICKS AND AGKNTS. I-:. It. Could in:.', Randolph -tree!. * otumbus: C. A. Fl's Son. .Macon : Mr.Kendrick, Fort Valley ; <•. R.Clayton, ‘)gleth*rpe : i I.V, Bav street. Savannah; 71 Broadv iv, .Yew \ok : 13 ami ♦5 South-Third, Philadelphia : 8 Cot: drect, Boston; i:.\ehange | street. Providence; Montgomery *treet, San Francisco. Articles to be forwarded, called for at any part of lb* cit* free ofexnei.-c, b’ leaving order* on the date at the office. LIVINGSTON. WJNCHKSTfcH k. CO. Columbus. Af*ril 13—twltw NOTICE. \ NEW LiNKKY fiTABUU IN GIRARD. ALA., By J. B. HICKS. cr*|!K undersigned has taking >he Livery Stable in Girard, Ala 1 heretofore occupied by Y.C. Kirkt:.til, ‘.or the purpo-e o carrv ing <>n a general M-W s LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS, O^Bf uder tite superintendenee ol I). A. GARRETT, the proprietor of the City Hotel, Chnnbus. Georgia, j This stable w ill be inferior to none in this country in point ol attention to-luck and good management. Person* wishing to hire HORSES and BU C*(lJ*.B •'.•o 1 tin*! as g.ied iu this stable as can be found ary here. < it and ‘ give roc a trial. , N. B. Trie citizen- oft .dumbo- will please lMartiiiuii.il tin wheneverthev have i<> hire a horse or a horse and buggy fur i|if tr ii-action oi busints- in Mr.beiua. that they can make a.-si ing ul from 27 to 77 <'. uir <•!( ’he trip by hiring <*o the **tl>cr -idt of tiie river. Girard, Ala., July 2 —twoni mUscogEk Rail road to CHA*V r, E OF S CII EI) UL E and after the l<‘th in.*:, the Fa-.-miger Tr. in it! teg’ * and pm bv th*'follow ing N to *lule daily unlit furilx r •••>(•< * : Cfdurahus a’!’ V. At. : Vrrma’ V1:,.-.i. 3 I'. M I .cave Macon at •• 3 \* M . \rrv.-a! C-lumbi.- t ■* •’ Vj ! RICKiiR, UoluniGt Mav If, 1*53.