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YOL 111.
Saocumal) (Eorning Journal.
BY J. 11. CUBBEDGK.
THOMAS W. I.ANE, Editor.
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CMTBAL It AIXuOAI).
New Arrangement for Passenger Trains
ON and after Tuesday July Ist, passengerTraius
will run as tcfllows:
DAY TRAINS.
Leave Savannah 8. A M. I Arrive at Macon 6,30 P. Ms !
Leave Macon 7,30. A M. | Arrive atSavan’hO, A. Nil
NIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Savannah 8, P. M. I Arrive at Macon 5,15, A. rtl ;
Leave Macon 4,30, P. M. | ArriveatSava’hS,3o, A. M. .
The Day Trains connect with the Macon and W s
tern Night Trains to and from Atlanta. Montgomery
and Chattanooga, with stages to and f* in Augus a.
from No 9, (and going east) to and from Milled e
ville, from Gordon.
The Night Trains connect with daily Steamers to
.iiid i;urn Charleston, and with weekly Ste&msh ps
found trom New York; at Macon with the Mae >n
and Western Day Trains to and from Atlanta. ( o
lumbus ny Stage trom Barnesville, Augusta, oy Ge r
gia Rail Road, and with South Western Rail Road to
and from Fort Valley, and by Stages witlw poi ts
south westward WM. M. WADLLY,
june 21 Gexi’l.Superiutendant
“PEKIN TEA COUPYNyT”
Warehouse 75 and 77 Fulton st., New Fort.
1 This TEA Company has always f
! h! maintained a high reputation for! iw
TEAS oi the most delicious char-lillLiHiiJillLfa
actor ftii'l tragrancy, and are warranted to give sat's
factioii in every instance: If they do not prove s
represented they inav be returned For sale by t> e
Agent ’ J. A. MAYER,
mar 5 154 Broughton Street.
BOOTS AND * H< >ES.
CASES fine sewed calfskin Boots ; 12 and
-JV/do pegged dodo do: Monterey and Congref
Poors; Ladies and Gent’s Gaiter Boots; Ladies’ Tit
a *:■•>> ; Boys’ and Youth’s Shoes, 5000 pai
Plantation Brogans. For sale by
oct 28 STALEY Sc HENDRY.
Sign of tne Golden Eagle, Congress street
j. hTcohen CO.
No. 140, Brouyliton-st,
Next to I. W. Morrell fc Co’s., Furniture
BTORE,
ARE daily receiving large additions to their much
admired and Cheap Stock of
DRY GOODS,
“of the Newest and most Fashionable Styles,’’ac
knowledged by all to ‘>e
“ CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.”
Our facilities enable us to keep a complete assort
ment in our line, and we are determined to make,
this the • Real Cheap Store ot Savannah,” by sell
ing Retail at Wholesale Prices. Soliciting a contin
uation of the Patronage s . kindly extended us, we
respectfully invite all to call and be satisfied.
Planters will find it to their interest, to examine
our Stock
No trouble to show Goods. may 28
VALU ABLE I M PROVJE.UENT !
A complete and substantial substitute for
8 LOCK -TU NG, HOUNDS, SWAY-BARS,
SAND-BOA'f D an a KING BOLT.
D. W. SEELEY’S
PATENT COITUNGS!
For the fore AXLES and BOLSTERS, of Spring
Blocks, of four wheeled Vehicles of all descriptions,
are justly classed in the list of the most valuable
improvements o* the age ; both for their perfect
utility, economy aud durabiliy.
.For Farming or Teaming purposes, or light
Carriages
They are vastly superior to any other mode of cou
pling now Known or used. Though thousands of
unimpeachable witnesses could be produced to tes
tify to these facts, yet the Patentee would only ask
for an examination of his Apparatus.
The coupling is affected by tin* u.-e of two metalic
circular plates, bolted, one to the bolster and perch,
and the other to the axle, which arc connected to
gether by a peculiarly shaped bolt, in such a manner
that the fore axle cannot be separated from the body
of the carriage without first removing one of the
Tore wheels, and turning the axle in a position at
right angles with its working position; which, it
will be seen, brings one arm of the axle directly un
der the perch. For further particulars read Testi
monials.
Notice of the Press.
Valuble Invention —Important to Waggon
Makers—Mr. David W. Seely, ot Cuilisle, Schoha
rie County, New York,has recently secured a patent
for one of the most valuable improvements of the
age. It is for connecting the fore axle to the ulster
or body of a waggon,in a firm and substantial manner
j , and dispensiug'with the use of the old fashioned
„ hounds, block-tung, sand-board, and sway-bars,
avoiding the necessity o‘ boring the bolster and ax e
for the king-bolt; making at least five dollars less
expense for ironing the vehicle to which it is applied
and the same’saving in the expense of the wood
work.—N. Y. Farmer & Mechanic.
IW- Th is improvement has taken premiums at •
seven State Fairs, inc'uding the American lustithte. i
I#?* Orders filled by S. Z. MURPHY,
april 12 6m
New York Wire Railing Works.
tIMIE Subscriber manufactures
I Wire Railing for public and private grouds,
Verandahs, window Guards ami Gratings :
Wrought and Cast Iron Railing.lron Columns,
Iron Honrs aud .Shutters, Iron Beadsteads andiron
Furn *nrc:
VViue Fences, for Plantations, Rail Roads, etc.,
made on H rely on anew plan, with rails and iron
post • ; prices at 9,11 and 13 cents per running foot,
4'. fvv- ’ i. igh ; for circulars with designs address
JOHN B. WICKERS HAM,
240 Rroadway, New York.
H.B “’he subscriber would refer to the enclo
au:-.? off rsyth Place, the railing and gallery work
alt he Jet ish Synagogue and . number of dwellings
in Savnm: ih, the enclosure of the private cemetery
at the Everett family at Fort Valley, and also to
the work at Macon, Madison and other places in
G. t .
i Iv
HAIR BRUSHES of every description, some
very fine and rich patterns, for sale *y
HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON,
aug 2 Corner Broughton and Whitaker sts.
Business (Curbs.
DU. H. t. IS AIS A JUS,
(Late ot New York)
SURGICAL 1 Ml lANICAL DENTIST,
Corner Congress <i’ Whitaker-sts.,
Over Pr*'tderga-t b Dry Goode >re, Savannah.
kinds ot Hen i rice I Work the most
-ci entitic manner. Persons suffering
from Toothsche can be relieved,
without extracting, .n 1 dilutes.
|y* Prices very moderate.
april 6 ly
i>u.rri c.itr vXi>7
Office Franklin-sqr., Bryan-st., Savannah, Ga.,
[s prepared to perform all opera
tions upontiatural TEE l H, and re
place those winch are lost, from one
to an entire Double Set. All work
warranted to be durable. Extracting performed
with car*- and skill. Charges moderate. Tooth ••che
chred, examination aud advice gratis.
march 2 ly
GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE.
■gagfflsk CARRIAGE MAKER,
200 Congress and ll
95 St. Julian Street,
Franklin Square.
WOULD Return his thanks to his friends andpat
rons tor past tavors,and inform them, that he
is now ready at the old stand, to xecute any work
in the above line, and hopes by his untiring exertions
to please all who may honor him with a call. A.l
kinds of ropariag in the above business done with
the utmost neatness and dispatch.
Wheelwright and Blarksmith work, and all kHu ;
of Wheels, Waggons, Drays,Carts. &c.,d: L v
shortest notice and on most liberal terms:
* RH. DARBY. %
FASIHONABI E r \ILOR & CITTEB,
149 A Cos fgross-street.
OFFERS his e i ice u the citizens of Savannah,
and.respectfully ©oncits a share of their patron
age. He has no doubtt>f giving satisiaction to all
who may favor him with an order for cutting or ma
kingthetnost fashionable garment. dec 13
ItT w. coppT ~
HOUSE Si SIGN PAINTER GLAZIER & GILDE •
Corner Liberty and Montgomery-sts.
ORNAMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXE
CUTED IN A STYT ETQAT CANNOT IIE SURPASSED.
C'VERY description of .lobbing executed at the
-Li shortest notice. Iy april 9
i>. iiolntisT v
No. 7 Barnard street , North sidi yf -ihe Mar
ket, and opposite Planters’ Hotel.
BELL .HANGER, ANMkVXUFACTUHEK
—OF ALL KIKDS ot —
BIKE PROOF WAKES, I It ON KAIEINGS,
LOOKS, Ac.>
Offers his services to the Citizens of Savan
.*■ nah, and State ot Georgia. He io prepared^to
till orders for anything in the above line, at
the shortest notic -*, and on the most reasonable
terms. oct 23
JOHN oliveiY
House and Sign Painter, Gilder,
Glazier. &c.
Dealer in Paints. O’ 1 ?, Turpentine, Varnish,Wmi
dow Glass Putty, Pain Brushes. 6rc.
Broughton-street , between Whitaker and Bull.
eTherbert OLMSTEp and
i BINET MAKER AND UNDER-f7\
TAKER,
Pj. Corner of Bull and State-sts.< ‘ A •
over Messrs. Btibbs it Davi’s,
RESPECTFULLY solicits asliare of the patroung-e
‘of the public in his line of business. All orders
left with him will be punctually attended to. feb and
JOHN ANTnOBUti,
PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE AND ANIMAL
PAINTER
St. Andrew's Hall, corner of Broughton and
mar 5] Jejferson-streets. [6m
~ \U W STOttK, “
Now offering at wholesale and retail a large
assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
At Roberts Foote’s old stand, Contrress-street.
mar 20 E.L.GUERARB.
DR. H. and. ROYALLY
!> 81 N i S ‘V .
Office 129 Broughton-street, near Whitaker.
Office hours Iroin and to 2 o'clock, and from and to and.
mar 11 eom
oiLLanmnVos
I M P B O V E 1> UK AC E.
DR. S. G. Pancost Dentist,{!o. I.soßroughtou-st.
Having tuajo arrangements with the manufac*
.urer of -he above valuable Chirurgical Instrument,
vill supply all applicants, either at wholesale or re
ad
A Female well qualified to fit the Brace, will be in
ttendance upon Ladies, and if desired wiiiwait
upon them at their residences,
N. B.—Orders from Physicians in the country
will tie promply attended to. april 7
W. P. YONGh,
FACTORS <b COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 94 Bay-street, Savannah.
W.F.Yonge, july 8 ‘V.Odf l ”
P. JACOBS ~
SE (J Alt A.N I> TO It ACCO STOKE,
HuU-strcet, (Sign of the “Big” Indian,)
NEAR MONUMENT-SQUARE,
Savannah, Ga.
N ’veeps constantly on hand Spanish, Hall
Spanish, and American Seafirs, at wholesale and re
tail. Also, Chewing Tobacco, Snutt, A.c. june I’
J. IE. HULL,
FACTOR, COMMISSION A FORWARDING
M E R C 11 ANI,
Number 172 Bay Street,Savannah, Georgia.
I oct 9 ly
S. Z. MURPHY,
Wlieclu anil ItlaeksmiUi,
No. 96 and 98 St. Julian-Rtreet,
West side of the Market, Savannah, Gat
Carriagpo made and repaired at short n'otice, and a
re asonable price ly jan 27
LOOK IIKICE.—Wfi have just received thelin*
est assortment of Hair Brasher,Tooth Brushes,
over offered in thiseitv . Our stock ot Hair Brushes
consist of upwards of sixty different patterns, and
our stock of Tooth Brushes consists of over ninety
different Kinds, besides a large lot of Fancy Goods,
wuich we will .-ell at price lower than ever ottered
here before. If you want ail Air Brush tosuit you.
call and get one at
june 2(5 HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON
Corner Broughton and Whitaker sts.
SNOODS F©Utka v i:LLl^GDßi:sses.
VX Just received anassor meint of Plain, Colored,
144 Chambrny, very fas hi liable for Travelling
Dres-rs? together with anew lot of those fast Col
-1 ored Muslin’s, at 12£ cents.
J. H.COHEN 6l CO, 140 Broughton street
june 10 next to I vV. .Morrells Furniture Store.
SAVANNAH, MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST IS, 1852
Busin :l, Cul^s.
jon\ n. wi'i;isaici>.
atttgkNly at LAW.
COMMISSIONER I Olt NEW JERSEY
175 Bay Street,
july 19 Savannah Ga.
Li. H. EACOLL ‘
\TT 0 U \ E I A T L\ \\
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office at the Corner of Bay aud Whitaker-sts.,
Over Swift andc 4 Deuslowx Store,
feb 9
FLEIvaINQ & Mil LEN,
‘Hi. undersigned having uulteu in me practice of
-L Law, will attend punctuully towny Business en
trusted to their care. Office corue• Bay and Whita
her streets. s r .Messrs. BWiit,Den=K)w Cos.
William B.i ‘■min g John M. Milleiv.
ORDI NA R Y’B OFFJ ( K.
Corner of Bay a i Whitaker streets.
Office hours from 9 A . :P.M., and3jP.M.
to 6P.M. ly april 29
T. wl i'\
Watcli- fiaker mid Jeweler,
iVo. 129 Congress street, Savannsik, Georgia,
VVatches y Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and
warranted.
classTcal and’bnglTsh
\ SCfIIOOL,
157 BRORGIITON STREET.
.
.as A.M. PARKER, TeachcTot primary Classes
s J HT)d Drawing.
“HENRI HfißiilrSSE* Teacher of French.
Dr. L. KNOKR, Clasb.cal Telcher.
The Principal may be found daily at his .School
Ro m from 3to 4 I’. M. iy sept 29
A C AIMJS
■ (l The undersigned having re-opened with an
entire New St*ck of
|.g[ bKUUGS, CHEMICALS
FAi\€¥ ARTICLES.
At No. 139 South Side of Broughtonst., for*
merly Walker s Marble Yard,
Is now ready to furnish any thing in bis Line, at the
i shorten notice
WAJTK
rnndeinhib ouliar way, u any part of
the city, and always to be had atlne store, in the
highest state of perfection.
Prescriptions put up with careanl dispatch.
•- -scriber liaving served
the public long an . lai; > iiy, respectfully solicits
a share of patronage
mar3 ly FH* S RYERSON, Agent
—
K.-moval of Jew Irv -lor ruin “• o
ton t. ,om; .
V. W. SKI . i l ,
WOULD takethis methodlOf infrm- ®*ar
ing bis cus uners and the public gen £AII
J- erally, *h it he has fitted up the store. jUl|j
Gaka'SSth 1.29 Coiigress-st., where he intends to IKSaI
in .ivu a permanent location, and carry on the Jew
elry bnsines in its various branches. Watches, Jew
elry,* Clock, &c.. cleaned and repaired with des
patch, and warranted. Also, an assortment of Jew
elry constantly hand which will be sold at rea- j
soi.able prices e in want ol any thing in the 1
above line of .ess, would do well to call at j
ykitf’s, on i at,, first door West of Dr. Par- [
sons. (july t V. W. SKIFF & CO.
WHERE IS SKIFF?
Is still the inquiry on Brou * r ect. by hun
dreds, daily—we refer those inquu.ng triends to the
above advertisement, lor further information, call
at 129, congress street.
m7keillv7
I) It APE It AN D TAI L 0 it,
Broughton-street, next and * ‘ the Marshall
House, Savannah, Ga.
TTAVING ONi HAND A WELL SELEC-
I I- ted stock of FALLand WINTER CLOTHING,
he solicits a share of patronage. Thoso ol his friends
who may f urhim with a call.willdo well. Owing
to his snia” .:xpenseß,he can sell at much iighti r prof
it tiianthose Hat ] va heavy rent. Don’t forget to
give him a call. Gii ntents made to order and war
ranted to fit. Iy oct2o
ROOFING.
f Subscriber is p! enured to lay Tin Roofs o
X correct principles, ana from 16 years’ ex peri
ence, feels assured he can give satisfaction. Price
very low'. Best reference givtu.
fob 18 J.J. MAURICE.
(iutters and Conductors made to order.
NOTICE
rpHE undersigned have sold out their Retail Stock
of Boots, Shoes, dec., in Gibbons’. Building to
Mr. Wm Heidt, who will continue the Retail P
ness at our Old Stand, and for whom we ro_r ■,
ly solicit a liberal share of the patronage of our old
friends. (june 3) J 2. F. WOOD CO.
kl':7'Yal7
f |4HE undersigneu mu moved fro.n Broughton-st.,
I- lo the Store in Gibbons BuH ;ig, recently oc
cupied by E F Wood <fc Cos., wh— he will be hap:
py to supply his old customers, and also the late
patrons of Messrs. E.F. Wood &Cos.
june 3 WM. HEIDT.
” wTbR YAN STREET.
FALL AND WIWTKB GOODS.
: HMIL Subscribfr has just received his selected
1 stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, con
sisting in part of English., French and German
Cloths ; Ei glish, French and Scotch fancy and black
Cassimeres ; also, a large and splendid variety of
Vestings, consisting of fancy Silks, Satins and Wors
ted, black and figured do, and black embrodered do,
which he is prepared to make to oiuer in the. most
fashionable style, and on accommodating terms.
He has also receeived a select assortment of REA
DY MADE CLOTHING,for men andbovs. Togeth
er with a large and choicesupply ot HATB and CAPS
made upin the mostfashionable style, and to his
own oraer. PHILIP KEAN,
oct 9 ly 98 Bryan-st.
LU - U t'F ■ 2. 1S ttATEfi AIcAUIAN
i LINIMENT—A ceiuaiu cure for all kinds of
Rheumatism, ftoreness aud Swelling < f the Breast.
Pain and Weakness ie the Back and Joints, Sprains,
bruises. Cramps, Old Sores, Pi ’vsis, or loss ol
power in the Limbs, Burns, Wou weliings. Salt
Rheum, &c., a single trial ill c* t ce any one ot
the efficacy of this iruly valuable Liniment, aid as a
remeay for Horses in Spavin, Splint, Galls, Bruises
and Wounds, there is nothing to exce it. For sale
by HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON,
june 9 corner Brought, - ana Whitaker sts.
‘pHE HOSE CoIm P OHM)-For the Hair, is
I wit out doubt the host preparation of the kind
offered in the city , all who use it speak of it in the
highepf terms ; hundreds of bottles bavo been sold,
an m :u, single complaint. Price 25 cents, for sale
ay HUMPHREYS di JOHNSON,
july*3l Corner Broughton and Whitaker sts.
tpttE EI RE AND G ENUINE D ALBPS
A C RMINATIVE. This prepar tion is without
any exception, the best remedy for Children ever
known. Call and get the genuine at
HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON,
j june 9 Corner Broughton and Whitaker-sts.
J. H. i HEN iV CD.,
1 1 H R^DUGrJ’I ON-STREET, soiic;* Ui
lHi V/from the ladieH. to inspect the follr.wing
Dr* ss Goods, &c., which will be sold at the lowest
prices :
Black Silks of different widths and qualities.
Colored and Foulard Silks
Colored Muslins, a beautiful assortment.
Silk and Worsted Bareges.
Scotch and French Ginghams, fast colors.
■ ilicos at 10c. \ard. fast colors. Also—
Swiss. PL ‘ Cambric ana Dotted Muslin, very low .
Julyj_
TVTEW 800K5...! ime and Tide : or Strive
i 1 and Win ; by A L Rat*, Autb >r ofJames Mon t
joy to Love and to be Loved, etc., etc.
Ffir Roeamond : or the. Queen’s Victim; by Pierce
Egan. Esqr.
Marco Paul’s Travels and Voyages in Vermont ;
by Jacob Abbot.
The Merry Museum for July.
The Ladies’ Wreath for July.
The Christian Review for July.
Sartains Magazine for August. Received by
july 15 J ‘ ODBBKDGE.
I TNPIUKABLE LOURS—For doors of any
* > kmu. which challenge the world to pick them
th e hero of a hundred locks” not excepted. It io
du- to the pub ic that Jocks thus otiered, should De
fairly teate<i. For that purpose the proprietor of
fers to deposit Five Hundred dollars in proper hands
for two years, if not sooner w on—as a reward to the
succesalul operator, on the loiiowing terms Any
person may select three looks from thirty— cl* ie
examining them—and may then examine the re
maining twenty-seven, and have the use of their
keys. He may then have one month to prepar*: his
picking instruments, when he must begin the pick
ing operation. and pay one per cent, per day on the
amount deposited, till he picks one of the ihree se
lected locks, or abandons it, the last of which he
may n >t io till he has operated ten ou) *. When he
has picked one lock, to the acceptance of a disinter
ested committee, he y to prove that he k lows
how to pick them . picking the remaining two
locks in tho two following day- • ■ ‘h*-* accepter.,"*
of the same committee, nod tak. . £SOO.
This may certify Mr. E. S. Woodbridge has
deposited in ray ha’ -a certified check of SSOO,
payable at the Han*. .* Bank, New York, for the
purpose named in the above advertisement.
James c. beach,
Fayable Teller at t..e Hanover Bank.
The above Locks with 3 keys with n varie
ty ot superior finished Store, and House Door Locks,
with and v’ith ut knobs. ‘lso, Carpenters Mortice,
Stock, Closet. Chest, Trunk Tad, Drawer, &c.. Sic.
with Porcelain and Mineral Knobs, just receive and
for sale by K. LOVELL,
june 5 No. 11 Barnard street.
HMiK GENUINE Carpenter’s ExtractSareanar
X ilia, for sale by
junei 4 ‘ HUIIPHREYS & JOHNSO N
/ OLOKKb i’ABIT l UOTHBT^CoidTCot
V_y ton Table Cloths, various sizes
Col’d Linen anti Worsted do
Col’ i Piauo Covers, for sale low. by
J 11 COHEN 6c r(),
june 17 140 Broughton 6treee
uexttol VV Morrell’s Furniture 8
ACON. —SO hhdsprime Bacon Sides ;25 dodo
I* do Shoulders ;20 ’ . j choice canvassed
. r sale by
july 2 WEBSTER Sc lLi’ L
PI NE API 1 * IjE flf EE E-A lew boxes for
sale at the Emporium, by
june 14 S. GOODALL.
I> () !51 N S().\\S |\ TINTJUH LKY - [is
* U article is strongly recommended by thefFacul
ty as n nutritious, cocling foop for infants, it is al
so much approved for making a delicate custard,
etc. J ust received and lo- !•> by
july 21 VV. W. LLN • 1 . N, Monument sqr.
! OUDENS Carminative, for sale by
june 14 HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON.
CODA WATEIt in its highest 6tate of perfection
manufactured after a late improved method,
with a costly self-generating apparatus, and wur.
ranted to be superior to any heretofoie sold in this
city, served with fresh syrups and kept constantly
coid. Also, iced Congress Water.
may 19 j. A. MAYER. 154 Brought on-st,
OH ills TOOTII WASH, warranted genu
ine, just received by
june 14 __ HUMPHREYS <fe JOHNSON.
BATH ERICK.—3 casks Enebsh Bath Brick
for scouring : just received and for sale by
june 14 VV VV. LINCOLN , Monument-sqr.
SEBAItS. — 20.000 Esmeraldoes. very superior,
jus* received and for sale by
.2 PADELFORD, FAY 6c CO.
VTTENTION -It youshonldbeso unfortunate
as to want Medicine at night, you can obtain
them at any hour,by ringing the night Bell, when a
competent person will wait on you. There will be
a light in the store all night.
HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON,
june 5 Ct corner Broughton and Whitaker sts.
‘*! BLIC I’IIKIIASI.NG IMMOMJITssj'o.V
AGENCY IN NEW YOliK,
and tke principal cities.
Jk. X.. STIFSON,
Public Agent and Correspondent,
ADAMS&CO’S. EXPREBSOFFICE,
No. 19 Waii Street , New York ,
VinLL gL.e prompt and faithful attention to pui
v v chasing Merchanaife.Agricultural I mpleinente.
Surgical Instruments, eie. et'* . in 1- rgn or small
quantities, and forwarding by tiie raost reaponsi.
Expresses to any part oi the United States, the Can
ad as and Europe.
*jgr s ° He will also execute any other practicable,
proper,ard remunerative commission, eitherper
sonal or through his Agents, in Washington City.
Baltimore, Philadelphia Hartford,New Have n, Bos
ton, New Orleans, Mobile and Europe.
Only such letters as shall have been pre
paid will be received, and every original application
to meet with attention, must enclose one dollar.
Orders directed to me.il left at any of Adams &c
Co’s Express Ofikt.a. will come promptly to hand,or
they may be addressed (post-paid) to A. L. Stim
son, No. 19 Wall street, New York,
july 7 iOiw
| i* Hi #VVN’S ESSENCE OF JAMAIC A
GINGER.—This itide is elaborately prepared
from carefully selected articles of the best quality.
It possesses in a concentrated form all the valuable
properties of the Jamaica Ginger, and is warranted
to be free from all irritating or other properties of
an injurious tendency
It is beneficially used in a variety of circuinstan
ces where a warm cordial and grateful stimulent is
required, particularly in cases where there is a
sense of exhalation arising from excessive fatigue
or heat, a few drops in a halt tumbler of water wi‘h
a little sugar, will befound an effectual and most
pleasant restorative, which makes this Essence a
highly useful addition to the traveller’s portman
t< au, as well as to the family collection of remedies.
Where there is an unpleasant oense of weight or
nausea after eating, from imperfect digestion, or
where nausea is induced from riding in a railroad
car, or carriage, or from the motion of a vessel at
sea. the Essence ot Ginger,if given according to the
directions, will almost invariaoly give relief.
In ordinary diarrhoea, incipient cholera, in short,
in all cases of prostration of the digestive functions,
whether from indulgence or disease, it is of inesti
mable value.
During ihe summer months, and in Southern cli
mates it is invaluable, particularly duriq£the pre
valence ol ep.demic cholera. No traveller or family
j sh >uld be without it. This day receivt j per steam
-1 er. and for sale by VV. VV. LINCOLN,
june 25 Monument square.
fiaoanafll) (Fucnmg Journal.
The Korn *Gu bers belies- that wh*ra Abrp.-
, bam was thrown into tW* fire by Nimrod. tLe flames
| turned inti s ln:d .t roses. The Turks have an idea
! that if'sprang from the perspiration of Mahomet,aud
they cause a rose to be sculptured on the mono
ments of all young women who die unmarried. The
mythological writers say that Ap-dlo caused Rho
dantc, Queen ol Corinth inconsequence of her ex
treme beauty to be c langcd into a rose. The first
rose is said to have been given by the God of Love
to Harpocratrs, the God of eih nee io engage him to
conceal theconduct of his mother Venus, and hence
it was made the symbol ot silence.
G. he poet Gray was notoriously fearful ot
fir?, ci . t a ‘.adder of Topes 1r: his Bed room.—
Some n.. ’vous young me.. : nibridge kn<jw
ing us, id him from below, in ’he middle of
a dark nig , with the cry of fire ! he staircase,
they said, vas in flames. Up went i.is window,
and down he came with his rope-lailot r, as fast as
he co.ild, into a*b of water, which they had plac
ed to receive him.
How to Dispense a Mob.—ln the year 1792,th0
wo. len i. Toulon declared themselves in a state of
insurrection ; and, assembling cn foule, threatened
to hang the magistrates : the procurator syndic at
ti. * laughed at their threats ; but the multitude re
fusing to creperse, he assembled the council general
of the commune, and ordered the fire-engine 9, wi.n
a plentiful oupply ol rater, mixed with toot, to be
drawn out in battle array : by a vigorous discharge
ot which smutty artil\ry. - yeiticoat insurgents
were completely routed, returned quietly to
their homes.
“An addiction to poetry is veryjgentral’y the result
of’an uneasy mind in fc ari uneasy body , disease or
deformity have been the attendants ut many of our
best. Collins mad—Chatterton i think, mud—Pope
crooked—Milton blind—Gray (1 have heard that the
last W i.t afflicted by an incurable and grievous dis
temper, Ihouau not (generally known)— .4 others.
1 have somewhere read, however, that poe.ts mrely
go mad. i suppose the writer means that r hi.
sanity effervesces and evaporates in verse. May bt
so.— Byron.
Editors.—Of the multitude of persons who ara
regaled with an ample sheet tilled with literature,
politicrl entertain.- nt, advice, in< ruls, and
how few have the least conception of the labour of
hands aid brain, which iLc preparation of those
things cost 1 The whole time of several individuals
nas been devoted to afford him the amusement of
mii hour or two. An editor has, iudped, a hard life
ol it. He must knew every thing, r* ad evtry thing,
and give his opinion upon every thing He must
accoramoaatj himself to an infinite varietv of tastes
—to the young and ihe old, the grave anu ‘ gay,
sentimentalist and the man of business, the country,
man and the citizen. He must be al l things to all
men; he must offend no man ; he must instruct,
amuse, and inform. He must never loose his tern
ter. happen what will ; and yet with the best inten
tion- in ihr world, he is constantly liable to give of
f"nce. A subscriber writ, a communication which
..as neithei stnse nor grammar, ri.yrae nor reason;
it is rejected ; the writ-r es up foaming at tho
mouth, to take of! his name iron-, the subscription
list, and is an enemy for ever after. And then an
editor has always a regimen nt kind friends who
drop in up on him every day to read his papers and
give him advice. Some tell him his paperis too
light and trifling ; other say that it is too heavy and
uull;8ome that it is too sentimental: others that is too
business-like ; and for al! this he must be gratefuk—
The tods of an i r know neither end nor inter
mission. The lexi. grapher comes at last to the
end of his alphabet - the gallery slave reaches his
harbour; but lieiCitmL - .jdut is renewed with
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thing too ethereal to be coined into bread and butter.
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