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VOL. 111. 41AILY PAPER sl. Saomtnal) touting Journal. iily Fapkr, - - $4 J Tiii-Weekly, - - $2 BY J. B. CUBBED*; 1.. THOMAS \V. LAKE, Editor. ADVERTISING RATES. Advertisements inserted nt the following rules, — FOR ONE SQUARE OF TEN LINKS. One insertion, $0 60 One month, $6 00 Two 1 00 Two 10 00 Throe “ 1 2o Three “ 1- 50 Four “ 1 50 Four “ 16 00 Five “ 1 76 Six “ • 20 0i Oue week, *2 00 One year, 80 00 i* Contracts for yearly advertising iuny be made i n liberal terms. Legal advertisements in-sorted at the usual ratesaud Strict care taken that they be published according to i liw. All advertisements from transient persons, or stran gers. to bo paid for in advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined j rigidly to their regular business, and all other a*lvor- ; tisojnonts, not pertaining to their regular business, as agreed for, to be paid extra. is#)* All advertisements sent to this office without directions as to tlie number of insertions, will be pub j lidied daily, until ordered to bo discontinued, and i charged accordingly. TUESDAY, MAY 31. Ex-Senator Tallmadge and the Spirit*. j j There are two classes of persons who arc easily deceived—the grossly ignorant, who accept u marvel without suspicion or scruple, because they know no better ; and the highly cultivated, who by long study, have learned,that almost all things are possible. Thus is it that extremes meet. It is only upon this premise that wc nro able to account for the ease with which the “Spirits” ! have bamboozled Ex-Senator Tallmadgb. The l ist letter ot this gentleman, in which he records i bis “oxpcrieffco,” contains some marvellous statements, which are given with a credulous simplicity which satisfies us, that “much learning hath made” the Senator “mad.” Lest the Sena tor's reputation as a great man, should procure fbj him sharers in his belief, we propose to examine some of his logic, in his letter to Airs. Whitman of Providence R. I. and which appears in the X. Y. Tribune. In his first letter—-(in the National Intelligencer), —Mr. Talma doe stated that ho had received communications from Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, and other dis tinguished souls. llow did Air. T. satisfy himself that these : messages really bore the divine impress of the geniuses, from whose departed spirits they pro fessed to come? He tells us that they were so i characteristic of the men—so much like their manner of expressing themselves when on earth, that their genuiness was at once too plain and palpable to be disputed. It seems never to have occurred to the learned Senator that it is an easy matter to imitate any man’s stylo. There are the “Rejected Addresses,'’ fur instance, where the styles of dozens of famous authors are so; closely imitated, as at onco to be recognized, by any one familiar with the authors who are par odied. Again, it does not seem to have occurred t him, thatsomo of the sayings receiovod through ! the mediums, may have been bona jidc extracts from Clay’s or Calhoun’s speeches. Wo had thought of these explanations, before seeing | any of tho messages received by Mr. Talmadge. ; Upon reading his letter iu the Intelligencer, wo supposed that tho messages related to impor- | taut matters —perhaps the Tariff, tho Compro- J mise,, Nullification, or soino such thing; and > hence it occurred to us that Messrs Clay and Calhoun may have been actually quoted, (the mediums taking tho risk of discovery) or olso closely imitated —an easy aud safer imposition still. Wo confess upon seeing some of tho speci mens received from Mr. Calhoun, we should never accuso that eminent statesman of having uttered them in any speech while living, or of having concoivod them sinco his death. Nei ther are they imitations. They are published in Mr. Tallmadgo’s second letter (iu tho Trib une,) and they no more resemble Air. Calhoun's style than they do our own. Let tho reader judge. The mediums who acted were Misses Fox; Air. Tallmadge asked the spirit of Cal houn, if it could satisfy him of tho truth of spiritualism? Tho following was Air. Calhoun’s (professed) reply. “I will give you a communication on Monday nt 7£o’clock. Do not fail to bo here. I will then give you an explanation. J. 0. Calhoun.” Wo see nothing in tho above to a require be lief that it came from tho spirit of Mr. Culhouu, or that it might uothavocome from some oth er spirit, admitting for the sake of argument thatitisa spiritual document. But wo pro ceed. The next message of Air. Calhoun was as follows: “ Aly friend, tho question is often put to you. ‘ What good can result from these manifesta tions? 1 will answer it : “ It is to draw mankind together in harmo ny, and convince skeptics of tlie immortality of the Soul. John C. Calhoun.” We see nothing in this to warrant tho belief that Calhoun and none but Calhoun, could have con ceived it. Mr. Talmadge comments on the above as follows : This reminds mo that in 1850, at Bridgeport in tho presence of other mediums, utnong many questions put and answers received, were the following—tho answer purporting to come from W. E. Channing. • Q. —What do Spirits propose to accomplish by theso new manifestations? A-jyTo unite mankind and to convince skep tical minds of tho immortality of “the soul.” The ooincraence in sentiment of the answer of J. C. Calhoun and of W. E. Channing in re gard to the object of these manifestations is re markable, and worthy of particular notice. The concurrence of two such great minds, whether in or out of the body, on a subject so engross ing, cannot fail to command the attention of ev ery admirer ofoxaltod intellect and moral pari ty\ Now it may be well enough to remark here that Mr. Calhoun’s answer is a very hackney ed one. Not only has Chaining given itbeforo, as noticed above, but it is a favorite reply with many mediums, when the question Cut Mono? is , put. Mr. Calhoun was a very original man; lie prided himself on his originality, and the prob abilities aro, if he roally was in communion j with Mr. Tallmadge, he would have used some loss hackneyed common-place than that above, : which poor Mr. Tallmadge considers such a prodigy to “ admirers of exalted intellect and i m iral purity. ’ If this answer proves anything at all, it proves that it did not come from Mr. Calhoun—it is not such an answer as thutgou tlernan would be likely to make,and therefore by Mr. Tullmudgc's method of reasoning, it is a for gery. For if similarity of stylo is proof of gen uiness, and this is all that Air. Tallmadge founds his belief of genuiness upon, theu want of similarity should be equally a proof of want of genuiness. But wo come now to the most wonderful part of tho letter, llilherto we have only been fa vored with oral messages, through mediums. Mr. Tallmadgo wishes Mr. Calhoun to write a message in ft is oten hand, so as to remove all | doubt. Upon first bearing this request tho spi rit of Air. Calhoun made an ineffectual attempt jto write. We quote from Air. Tallmadge : “On being directed to look at the paper I dis covered pencil marks on each aide of the outer shoot) but no writing. Then was received the lolloping (oral) communication : The power is not enough to write a sentence. This will show you that lean write. If you meet on Friday, precisely at seven, I will write a short sentence. John C* Calhoun. Now we maintain that Mr. Calhoun could never hare been guilty of so wretched an argument as thefLove. Because a few pencil •cratches were made upon the paper, Air. Cal houn is made to argue that these marks show I that “I can Write.” This is not like Calhoun I logical all. AVhy delay the writing moreover un -1 til Friday * It occurs to us that tho delay was caused by the inability of tho medium to eoun terfeit Air. Calhoun's hand. The medium wanted tune to examine Mr. Calhoun’s ami time to practice it, so as successfully to deceive poor Air. Tallmadge. This conjecture becomes more probable when on Friday, all that tho “pow er” could do was, to ! write four words; as many probably as the me dium could risk in Air. Calhoun’s hand-writing without clianco of detection. But Friday ame; Mr. Tallmadgo says: AVe met pursuant to appointment—-took cur i scats at the table, our hands and arms resting on it as usual. I placed the paper with my sil ver-cased pencil on the drawer, undkard— “Aly friend, 1 wish the sentence to bo in your own hand-writing, so that your friends will re cognize it.” 110 replied, “You will know the writing.” He then said, “Have your mind on the spirit of John C. j Calhoun.” I soou heard a rapid movement of tho pencil on the paper, and a rustling of tho paper,to gether with a movement of tho drawer. 1 was j j then directed to look under the drawer; I looked, and found my pencil outside of tho drawer, near my feet, but found the paper ou tlie draw er where I placed it. On raising up the draw ! er, I discovered the paper all under it.—Tho i sheets were a little deranged, and on examin ing I found ou tho outside these words, “I’m with you still.” T afterward showed tho “sentence” to (Jen. James liamiltou, former Governor of South Car olina, Gen. Waddy Thompson, former Minister to Mexico, ltobort B. Campbell, lato Consul at Havana, together with other intimate friends of Calhoun, and also to ouo of his sons, all of whom ureas well acquainted with his hand writing as their own, and they all pronounced it to be a perfect fa e-si mile of the handwriting of John C. Calhoun. General Hamilton stated a fact, in connection with this writing, of great significance, lie says that Calhoun was in the habit of writing “ 1 iu ’ for “l am,” and that he has numerous j b iters from him where the abbreviation is thus used. Airs. Gen. Macomb has stated the same fact to j me. She says that her husband, tho late Gen. I Macomb, lias shown to her Calhoun's letters to j him, where this abbreviation “I’m” was used ! fr “I am,” and spoke of it as a peculiarity of j Cal hou ii. How significant, then, does this fact become? ! Wo have not only the most unequivocal testi- j mony to the hand-writing itself, but lest any i skeptic should suggest the possibility of au im itation or a counterfeit, this abbreviation, pecu liar to himself, aud known only to his most in timate friends, and which no imitator or coun terfeiter could know, is introduced by way of putting such suggestion to ilight forever! This “sentence'’ is perfectly characteristic of Calhoun. It contains his terseness of stylo and his condensation of thought. It is a toxt from which volumes might bo written. It proves, J. The immortality of the soul. 2. The power of spirits to re-visit tho earth. J. Their ability to communicate with relatives and friends. 4. The identity of the spirit to all eternity. llow one’s soul expands at these sublime con ceptions! How resistless is this testimony of their truth! llow surprising that men can doubt when this flood ot living light is poured upon 1 them by spirits who, in tho language of Webster, ; “revel in the glory of tho eternal light of God.” j We wish to ask a few questions hero ourself. Why was it necessary to put tho sheets under a ! drawer? This looks like jugglery. Anderson ; does things more wonderful than this with a i drawer. Why was the pencil thrown off near tho Sonutor’s feet ? Why wore tho sheets do ranged ? This looks more like jugglery still.— If a few cabalistic words hud accompanied the shaking of tho drawer, it would have been ex actly liko Anderson’s jugglery. But our motive in publishing the above ex- j tract is to show tho immense credulity of Mr. J Tallmadgo. He gets four little words on paper iu lac-simile of the writing of John C. Calhoun, j and in a manner which is inexplicable to bim. ! Without ever pausing to consider that there are a ; dozen magicians in tho land who cau produce stranger, and more inexplicable phenomena— without once thinking whether he has not been imposed upon by Yankee cuteness—without learning positively that tho medium was not aware of Mr. Calhoun's habit of oontracting “I am”—without asking why he wus put off till Friday; and without inquiring if this delay was not.used by the medium in learning to counterfeit Mr. C.’s hand-without lingering in doubt at least over all of these probabilities, he at onco assumes them to bo impossible ; ami accepts as more plausible, a doctrine which is at variance with common sense, reason, and revelation ! If tho Senator is thus easily convinced of tho ‘power of spirits to re-visit tho earth,” Ac. Ac., we must tay that his acumen savors more of the i luuatic than the U. S. Senator. But if wo wish for further proof of tho weakness of this man's mind we can find it in the following sentences; speaking of the messages he has received from Calhoun ho says : i “They are of the most extraordinary charno , ter; iu style and sentiment, they would do hon or to him in his best days on earth.” Wbat nonsense! Will any sane mm con tend that thespecimens of Mr. Culhoun'kgenius j given by Senator TANARUS., are of the most extraordina ry character? Wbat is there extraordinary about {them? Read them abore, reader, and eee if thoy contain anything remarkablo, or anything that would do honor to Calhoun's boat days oni 1 eurth. Why the truth is they are insufficient i oven iu quautity, to enable one to judgo of the character of their author. In order properly to appreciate the calibre of Air. Talhmidge'a mind, it is only necessary to think of the doctriuo to which ho yields his be lief, and then examine the basis upon which ho grounds that belief. Tho doctrine is ono which philosophy, reason, revelation, common sense and past experience, all pronounce to bo false, j Tho buais of belief rests upon four words, trims- ; uiitted to the believer in an unaccountable man- j ner, and which he believes came from the spirit I of a dead statesman, because, ono of these four words is a contraction, in common use with the said statesman while living, and because the manner of transmission is mysterious! What is tho end of all this? Simply, but in evitably, that Senator Tallmadge has shown himself either credulous and simple by nature, to an unparalleled degree; or else that his mind through long service, or through tampering with spiri .ualisra, has become unable to perform its functions aright. Further, if it be conceded that we.have made out our case, in so far as we have sought to do so, it must also be allowed 1 that the numerous other miracles recounted by > tlie learned Senator, must not bo received as 1 true without due examination, with a view j to ascertain if the Senator has not been also grossly deceived in them. It would bo easy to show this, but time and space forbid us at pres en tfrom farther consideration of the subject. LIME.— 3:10 bids. Lime, now landing per schooner ! jl. N. Jenkins. For by *w 13 BRIGHAM, K ELLY A CO. TRAVELLER S TRUNK DEFOT, O'lblMin’* Range. ‘on* v It HO. S. NICIIOLS. has recently re- Bast-4 *7j{a ceiveil a large supply of Traveller’s Trunks. Yallices. and Carpet Dags, i aiming which are the following : Superior English Solo Leather, irou frames, new pat •teru*. Do. black Harness Leather, iron frames. Black an-1 bronzed Leather .■idies Trunks, now at\l. , ‘J' 4 , 30 and 82 inch brum band, extra finish. *2B. 30 aiul 82 inch black and bronze Folios. 50 com men bln*’ parking Trunks, various sizes. Sole leather iunt contm-m leather Y allices, j Ladies’ Hat Boxes, new patterns, black and bronze, j UK) Wilton, Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpet Bags,all sizes und qualities together wilh Satchels. | Those in want are invited to give him a call nt the ! Clothing Store, Giblion’s Range, where great bargains I will be given. Call aud see. may 4 SUPERIOR WHITE AND YELLOW UREASE For Railways, Carts, Heavy Machinery, Omnibus- I ! ses,and all other Carriages; 5 libls aud 7 dozen cans of the above Grease, landing from schr. Virginia. For sale by [mar 24] C. H. OAMPJPIKLP. RECEIVEDPEB LATE ARRIVALS A full .supply of DufAcld’s StnggA Shay’s Cassard’s. and Koloson’s Hums: alsi, afresh uml full supply of new Groceries, for sale low at ALEXANDER’S aprl;* cor. Bull and IJo n gross--*t#., Menu men t-sq NEW SPRING'AND* SUMMER GOODS. ** SPECIAL NOTICE. VIFE have great pleasure in directing the at tention y V of Qur old friends and customers in this city and tho surrmiuding country, to the full arrival of our recent purchases, comprising the largest-assorted stock of general dry goods we have ever offered for sale. To enable us to keep pace with our increasing trade, we have removed our busiuess to larger ami more commodioti* premises, iu the new block of buildings on HROUGHTON-Sf., OPPOSITE ?T. ANDREW’S lIALL WEST SIDE, where we will bo happy to have early calls from all intending purchases. ; ‘ M. PREN DERGABTA 00., apr 4 ITS Broughthn-street. SOUTHERN METHODIST tfYMX BOOKS. A general assortment received and for Sale by fob 23 . S. 8. SIBLEY. 115 Oongress-st. SARDINE .--8 cases Cuilloux Surdities; 1W) lb fresh Chocolate for sale by fell 9 , 1 IB \ AUD. SELF RAISING FLOUR.- —Afresh supply just re ceived iu band 15jtb. Packages. ‘Also, Pastry Ca nal Flour, extra tine/fur sale at may 18 ‘ DICKSON'S. STRICTLY PRIME GOSH EX BUTTER.—Landing per Alabama.—A fresh supply Goshen Butter, which is represented as being strictly prime. For sale at may 18 DICKSON'S. Iy>l, iGNAS. PIG IIAMS, AC.—Landing.—Smoked > Tongues, Extra Large. Bologna Sausages, Fresh. Pig Hams, Small size. Smoked Beet in store. Sugar Cured Hams, for sale by WM. O. DICKSONS. II AY.—l5O buudlcsDomestic Hay, tor sale low, to I close consignment. SEABORN GOOD ALL. riIEA AND TOBACCO.—S boxes Rlaok Tea, and 5 L boxes Tobacco No. 8; just received and for sale by SEABORN GOQDALL (lOFFEEt —400 bags Itio, Java, and Laguyra, for J sale by [upr 11 H. J. GILBERT. PRINtr AND SUMMER GOODS.—The under signed is now receiving, his stock of Spring and Summer G<x>da, to which lie invites the attention of purchasers. SPENCER CURUELL, Agt., fob ‘23 No. 154 Coiigress-st., Gibbons’ Building. r IN AN A\ TS EFFERV KSCENT’si: IT/.ER APE 1 RIENT.—This much esteemed and highly valu able preparation, will effectually remove Headache, Billious affections. Heart Burn, Costivenes*, Ac., just received and for sale by apr 27 JOHN B. MOORE & 00. Hosiery.— An extensive assortment of Ladies j aud Misses Howry, just opened SPENCER CU UR ELL, Agent, I feb 21 No. 154 Congress-st, Gibbons Building. NEW BOOKS. RECEIVED by S. S. SIBLEY, May lHth.lßs3 i White, Red and Black—Sketches of American Society in the United States; by F. J. S. l’ulszky, iu two volumes. Lift* Ilcrc aud There, hyN. P, Willis. Historic. Doubts relative to Napoleon Bonaparte. The Flying Artillerist a tale of Mexican Treachery; by Harry Hazel. The Silver and the Pewter—or The Contrast of New York Life. The Greatest. PI ague of Life—or the Adventures of a i Lady in search of a Good Servant; by ono who has I Lc<'n “Almost Worried to Death.” | Mrs. Hale's New Books of Cookery and complete ; Housekeeper. j Tom Burke of “Ours,” hy (’has. Luvcr i Scalp Hunters —cr Romantic Adventures in North j cm Mexico; by Capt Mnyne Reid, j Gus Howard—or How to win a Wife; by tho author ! of Minnie Grey, Amy Lawrence, Ac. | Barnum’s Illustrated News. ! Gleason’s Pictorial. ! A Do, Spirit Rapping Unveiled; by Rev. H. Mattison, A. M. I For sale at No. 135 Congress.st. may 16 (CHLORINE TOOTH WASH.—F<c cleaningund j preserving the teeth and Gums, and cleansing the ; mouth, received and fur sale hy j apr 18 J. E. Dr. FORD, Apothecaries’ Hall. aperT —SOO reams Paper, comprising every va riety usually called for—Printing, Cap. Letter, Me I Uium, itoyal, Super Royal, Packot Post, Note, Euvel opes, Ac., 4c. Fur sale by J. 11. CURB EDGE, o o IfOlpiTO NETTING.- 7. M wftuito NeL ltX ting, 00 Bobinett Netting. For sale hy apr 13 KKMPTON A YERSTILLK. | I')IC'KIjKs.--Ih barrels and half barrels, put in , 1. vinegar, readv for use. Just received and fur sale ) by [a 6] SEABORN GOODALL. j CILARET WINE.—SO Ixixes Chateau Morgaux, J Chateau Lafitte, St. Julian, St. Emillion. For sale by {feh 24J A. BONAUD. (ILARET WINES*—26 boxes of superior J quality, for sole hy A. BONAUD. cor Bay and Whitaker sta INDIA RUBBER COMBS. WE have just received a lotof Goodyear’s celebrat ed andia Rubber Combe, which we oiler to the public very cheap; the La-lies, particularly,are reques ted to call and examine the same, at apr 7 J. H. COHEN A CO.’S, 140 Broughton-fit. IMtESH GRQUNDCOFFEE.—Having purchased 1 the Mill and Roaster formerly used hy C. B. Scally j the subscriber is prepared to furnish fresh Ground Cos , fee daily. GovL Java Coffee In 1 11. Papers.’ Rio do In 1 lb. do. W. G. DICKSON, i apr 7 Whitaker-st and Broughton Lane. IdOBACCO. —100 boxes, assorted brands, for sale by I sprl H. J. GILBERT 1 SAVANNAH, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 31. 1553 MODERATE—IMPARTIAL—I.\DEPIi.\DEJT-JIST. Buomeag QTarUs. JQHN M ODERAHD J ATTORNEY A V Ii AW, ( ommik>ionc v for New Jersey, 175 Bay Street, July 19 Savaxxiii. Ga. E H. BACON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office at the Corner of Bay and Whitaker Sts., over feb 9 Swift £ Co.’s Store. I 33K W£U, TO YOUR TIME. ~ (9 THE Stbscribor would . inform tho public that he 2- fZj has received anew supply of line Watch Ma terials. iu tho wav of Jewels, Cylinders, Springs, Verges, Hands, and all other articles which i are necessary to carry ou tho Watch Repairing biisi i ness in all its branches; and will say that 1 am pre- I pared to set in perfect order, the finest of all Watches, ut short notice and reasonable charges. All work warranted to give perfbet satisfaction. Also, have re ceived a lot of the genuine imported Crystals of Eng lish manufacture, which will uot break—not easy. Clocks ami Jewelry cleaned and repaired. V. W. SKIFF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, u rr 23 129 Congress street WILLIAM PHILLIPS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, oct 2ft MARIETTA, GA. ly MEDICAL NOTICE. DUS. 11l OK DON k CULLEN, I Having associated themselves iu the practice of Me- i dicine and Surgery, respectfully tender their proles- : sioual services to the citizens of Savannah and vicinity. | In cases requiring the attention of more than one phy sician, the attendance of both can be obtained free of ; extra charge. Office on tho corner of West DrcUd afffi St. Juliou streets. ly nov 10 DR. M. C. HEALD, i Office tor- Brinighlou &. Drayton St*., 1.8 prepared to perform fill ‘per ilous | upon natural TEETH, n* • replace ‘<UTTTn those which are lost, tvum to an -l I..l T an tire Double Set. All work warraut !clto bo durable. K\tranting performed with care and | skill. Charges moderate. Tooth-ache cured. Exuni nat on and advice gratis. ly mar ‘2 DRS. RUYALL& JOHNSON, DENTISTS, i t)j}ice cor.St. Julini-st. und MirJ.ri Sfrc over S. Wilmot's jewelry store. Office hours from 8 to 2 o’clock, ami from 3 to 0. mar 11 com “ DR. S. G. PANCOST, (UfSi Is prepared to perform all necessary operations for the regulation, preser ’ and beautify ingot” the teeth, ami will insert artificial teeth, from a sin gle tooth to a double set. Dr. I*. will spare no effort to I give the utmost satisfaction to all who may command his services. apr *2l AMMKICAN HOUSE. a HANOVER STREET. - - - BOSTON,^ 15 Y LEW IS RICE, Mi ‘ lilt, Enlarged, and Elegantly Furnished, Possessing all the modern improvements aud con veniences for the accommodation of tho doe 2 traveling public.. ly WASHINGTON HALL. THE TRAVELLER’S HOME, Macon, (■., An Omnibus always in readiness to convey •'jffl passengers to and from the Kail Rood depot to 1 JbiißLtho Hall. 11. I*. REDDING, Proprietor. li. F. Dfnsk, Su per in tendon t. Cmo upr l’J j MARSHALL HOUSE, S A V A N N All, GEO., G.IRDJN FAI LG >. I’um-im.i >k. ills) Bate sf the United States Hotel, Augusta, Geo. | ■All—, apr 19 ly ” Z. N. WISKLER. Factor and Commission Merchant, 220 Buy-st., Williamson’s Buildings, aprlfi ly James McHenry, INS UR A N t‘ E It lie KER AND N O TARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted ami Extended, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn.— Papers prepared whereby to recover losses from Ame rican or British Underwriters, and attention given to ull matters connected with Shipping ami Insurance. No. lIS Bay street, opposite tho front of tho Custom House. ly nov 8 si Z. MURFKY, WIIEELWHI(IIT & BLACKSMITH, rvdWiaf v.. c 2 st. ji uvn strut, sK <•/the. .1/rrW. Stvannah. Carriages made and repaired at short notice, j and at reasonable prices. 1 jan 27 ly JAMES B. FIDLER, Dealer and liuport er of Wntclics, 4* ** Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, &c. No. 12, So. 2d Street, Philadelphia,Pa. sept 8 1 v JOHN ANTROBUS. PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE AND ANIMAL PAINTER St. Andrew’s Hall, corner of Broughton and mar 5] Jellcrsoa-streets. [6m R. H DARBY, FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND CUTTER, 1 iy'< Congress SI., Offers his services to the citizens of Savannah, and respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. He Ims no doubt of giving satisfaction to all who may fa vor him with an order for cutting or making tbe most fashionable garment. dec 13 DANIEL OaOMLAY, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER!! Corner of Broughton and Bull Sts. JI'HE Subscriber desires to inform the public, that he lms arrived from Charleston, and has opened as above, when* they are prepared to execute orders for Boots of the finest finish and style, and equal, if not superior, to any heretofore offered to the public. He has many friends iu this State who have been bis patrons in Charleston, and he solicits from them and the public a call aud trial, nov 8 ly THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE v CLOCKS, JEWELED. THESE Clocks are constructed (at c< inside ruble extra expense) with a particular re 1p ‘J 31 gard to durability, the most serious ohjec jlLfjl tion to the lever —the wearing of tin* points of the balance shaft and screws, the conse quent increase of friction and decrease in motion after running a short time—being obviated by the use of a polishedsfcono jewel, straight pivot or bearings,iustead of points to the balance shaft. They are cased iu beautiful cast Iron, ornamented frames, and warranted to be as perfect time-keepers as the best are in use. For sale at the Jewelry Store, 129 Congress-st. feb 5. JUST RECEIVED—SO bales Georgia Colton Gsun < burgs, to be sold very low. M. PRENDERGAST A CO., 178 Broughton-st., opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, feh 28 West side I jERFUMERV, s-iaps. Fancy Articles} Ac.— 1 French, German, and American, warranted gen v iue, und imported. For sale by J. E. DkFORD, mar 31 Apothecaries’ Hall. I) OIVL AND’S KALY DOR.— This ’celebrated Vlreparation for improving and benntifying the complexion, eradicating all cutaneous eruptions, and rendering the skill soft, fair and blooming—warranted the genuine article—is for sale by JOHN B. MOORE A CO., mar 12 Gibbous’ Building. RECEIVED PER STE A>l Eli—Hacker’s self- I raising Flour, Pig Hams. Shoulders and Sides, Dried Apples and Peaches, Bologna Sausages. Smoked und Pickled Touguc.-, Fulton Market Beef, Pig Pork, Extra No. 1 Mackerel, fresh Salmon and Lobsters. GEO. ALEXANDER. nprlS cor.Bull and Congress-sts., Monument-sq J UST received a fresh supply ot English Sauces and English Pipklcs. For sale by A. BONAUD, j may 12 cor Bay and Whitaksr-st. I~~\ ECEIVISDby steamer Florida, Odoz. Curacao Cor- V dials; 6do/., assorted Cordials: 10 doz. Dutch as sorted Cordial, in jugs; a very superior article. For . sale by A. BONAUD, may 12 cor Bay and Whitaker-st. BUTTER I BUTTER!!—Fresh supplies landing per steamer. Strictly Prime Goshen Butter, Fair do do, Low-priced do do. mar 30 WM.I PH!(V)V . CIOLLETOA’ BITTERS.—\ purely vege j table preparation and a sovereign remedy tor Dyspepsia, just received and for sale by may 14 J. B. MOORE A CO. Philadelphia ale and porter.—2o bbls in pint and quart liottles, in fine order and for sale by [mar26] A. BONAUD. PA TT received, a fresh supply of imported Pattes with Truffos, 1 doz. Terrine de Foi Gras Truffe, 1 do Pattes De Becassines Truffe, 1 do Pattep De ! rodreaux Truffe. 1d ■> Pattes Fois Gras For sale bv 1 d raar26 A BONAUD. Business ©arbs. WELLS * lIURE, : i Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 9 4 Biy-straot, Savannah, Ga. L. W. WsLLS, Savannah. L. M. DI'RU, Columbus mar 1 ly “ J 8. DERBY, House and Sign Painter, Guilder, Gla zier and Paper Hanger, No. 21 McDonough and 82 Perry-sto. Orders will meet with promptjattention and bo exo i cutetl iu tho best manner. feb 7 STUEGE3 & HAMPTON, General Commission Merchants for Lumber, Ac. Ac. Office No. 76 Bay‘street. Savannah RKFKKK.NCKS. Messrs. T. N. Pouluin A Son. Hand, Williams 4 Cos., Davis, Kolb & Fanning. W. S. k T. 11. Roberts, Bel cher A llal lings worth, Hon. Andrew J. Miller, Col. ; John Millidgo—Augusta, Ga. Messrs. Hand, Williams A Wlleox— Messrs. Hunter k Gamincl), u*:‘i Lx. II L. Byrd—Sa- , vannah, Gu. feb 9 6 i BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Pnrrhh) Dunning Si, Menrs, ’ Publishers, Booksollers and Stationers, 30 North Fourth-st., Philadelphia. H AV E Constantly ou hand every article suited t” the business of tho country merchaut and Book- I seller; und are also prepared t<> make up every kind of blank and printed work which may bo ordered. (’HAS. 1). I’.AIUSII, Un-HAim O. B. Dcnmnu, €, n |,t 9 lv Hknuv D. Mk\s. A” ’short.” “ M ASTE It ltU 1 LD E It. Will take contracts for Building and Working Mu sonryolevery description. Residence, lirsi duor west ! of St. Andrew’s liall, Broughton-struet. oct 30 ! J. J. MAURICE, T 1 A R O O F K H , Tlie subscriber is prepared to lay Tin Roofs on cor rect principles, ami. from 16 years'experience, feel, as sured he can give satisfaction. Prices very low. Best i reference given. fob IS j i: e y Gutters and Conductors made to order. -i*y HULL & KING. FACTORS, COMMISSION am> FORW ARDING MElt- | CHANTS, No. 1)2 liny *t., Savannah, Ga. oct 9 ] - FORT & DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, Gu. Henry R. Fort, T. K. Dunham. ’ <H*t 12 }y_ I P. JACOBS. i SEGAIt AND TOBACCO STORK, j Bull Street. (Sign of the Big Indian.) NEAR MONUMENT SOU ARE. SAYANNAII. GA. N. B.— K.vps constantly on haml Spani>l. Half Spanish, and American Scgars, at wholesale and retail. \i- >. i'hewingTobacco, Snuff, Ac. june 1 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. MRS, IHIE, No. 17 BARNARD STREET. _ Tulm-i* till, method of tiif.irminf- /M. n large and assortment of B n j neta. BiblNius, Caps. Flowers, Buttons, Combs, Man ’ til Ins, Straw Trimmings, etc., etc. ! V. S.—All orders from the country promptly atton ded to. Onto t 20 i V. W. SKIFF, pi | Cjw lYulcli Maker Jeweler, /Pa WL el 12.1 (‘niiffress sf.. Savannah. au ‘4 I iLr3B Watches. Clocks, and Jewelry,’ repaired and warranted. J. H. COHEN & CO., NO. 140 BlU)t'<illTON St.. Next to 1. W. Morrell Si, Co.’a Furni ture Store, Are daily receiving large additions to their much ad mired and cheap stock of imv (i:xws. ••of the Fashionable Styles,”acknowl edged by all to be ‘•CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.” Our facilities enable us to keep a complete assortment, in our line, and we are determined to make this the ••Real Cheap Store of S.ivanuah.” by selling Retail at j W holesale Price'. Soliciting n continuation of the pa -1 tronage so kindly extended us, we respectfully invite I all to call and be satisfied. Planters will find it to their interest to examine our Stock. No troubl ■ to § how Goods.. may 28 A CARD n The undersigned having rc opnued with an entire New Stoek of 1* DRUGS, CHEMICALS LSs -nml- FANCY ARTICLES. At No. 139 South Side of Broughton-st., formerly Walker’s Marble Yard, Is now ready to furnish any thing in his Line, at the ! shortest notice. SODA WATER made in his own peculiar way, sent to any part of the city, ami always to be had at the store, in the highest state of perfection. Prescriptions put up with care and dispatch. Mi)’ The Subscriber having served the public long and faithfully, respectfully solicits a share of patronage, try mar 3 ly THOMAS RYERSON, Agent. NEWSWATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. I AS Uroiigliton-stM a MR. FRANCES STEIN, Manufacturer of Chronometers, Clocks, Town Clocks, Ac., Ac., respectfully informs his customers and the public generally that he has fitted up the Store 148 Brough ton-st., where he intends to make a permanent location, and carry on the Jewelry business in its various brunches. Watelies, Clocks. Town Clocks. Chronometers, Jewelry, Ac., &c., cleaned and repaired with dispatch and warranted. New fashion Jewelry and Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at the lowest prices possible. N. B.—Any Watch, Clock. Ac., that cannot be re paired by other watchmakers, 1 pledge myself shall be repaired by me to satisfaction and warranted, nor 4 ‘ ly FRANCIS STEfN. 1) AISINS.—IOO whole, half, and qr. boxes prime Bunch llaisins, for sale by I fob 4 COHEN A TARVER. UECKER'S Self-rising Patent Flour, (6and 12 lb. packages.) Also, Yeast Powders, Super. Curb. Soda, and Cream Tartar. A full supply of the above articles received per steamer Florida, for sale, utC v.su Pricks, bv feb 16 W. G. DICKSON. TYTBST INDIA REBBRVEB.—4 cases Preserves, y}/ by steamer FloriJa, and ftr sale by mar 4 A. RON AUD N’ EW BOOKS.—'Punch’s Prise Novoli i : the Fat Contributor, andTravols iu London—Appleton's Library. Agatha’# Husbnnd, a novel by the au thereof “Tho Ogilvie#,” Ac. The Three Pirate#, or the Crui#cof tho Tornado, by Harry Hazel, author of‘‘Yankee Jack,” Ac. | The Spitfire; a Nautical Romance, by Capt. Chamier, author of “Bon Brace,” *t*. Graham’# Magazine, for April. Godey’s Lady’s Book “ “ Peterson’s Liulies’ Magazine do do. Barrmra’s Illustrated News, No. 12. Received by mar 23 J. B. CUBBEDGK. 17YIaUII> EXTRACT Oi SENNA I’bi-.-xtract pos -1 sesses the active properties of Senna in a concen trated form.and is a mild and pleasant purgative. Just ecoived for sale bv feb 21 WM. YY. LINCOLN, Monument-sq. I)ATTES. —.lust received a fresh supply of imported” Pattos, withTruffe*. viz : 1 dozen Territie De Foi* Gra# Tuffes 1 do l*attes Do Benossine* do. 1 do do I)e Perilreaux do. 1 do do Do Fois Gras for sailv. A. BON AUD. I mar 23 corner of Bay aud YY'hitaker-st*. ISXCBLSIOR ORRIS DENTIFRICE.— I jpared by A. &J. Ramsay. This Dentifrice imparts J to the gums a beautiful aud healthy appearance, re moves tartar from tho tooth, affords an agreeablefra i grance to the breath, and cleanses artificial teeth. For sal# s>* 25 cents per bottle bv JOHN B. MOORE k CO, apl 13 Gibbon# Building#. BAUCSING. 30 bales Bagging,in store and fer , sale py [apr \JT BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. ('IHRYSTALINE POMADE.—For improving ard in j eroasiug the growt h of the Hair, just reqqlvqd sd for sale by [may 6] J. B. MOORE A Qfi. NO. SUGAR.—3O hhds,” N. O. Sugar, for Bale low .to close, by rmavl SEABORN GOOD ALL. HUSBAND’S CALCINED MAGNESIA, fully equal to Henrys’ at one half the price. One 1 grosa just received, and warranted fresh. Eor sale, j i by W.W. LINCOLN, mar 10 Monument Square TIN WARE ! TIN WARE ! ! I HAY Ken band and am constantly uianufkcturing TIN WARE, of every variety and quality, whole sale and retail, to which l would invite the insptc- I lion <-t the public—feeling assured that 1 can give sat- | I isfactionboth us regard quality uml price. Also, Bras* Kettles; llms.-. Iron, Enameled and Tin- | ‘ tied Sauce Pans. Frying Pans ; Smoothing Irons. Fire i ; I '*V S 1 Iron Pots, Ovens and Spiders . Tea Kettles ’ Gridirons; Waffle Irons. Table Cutlery, Brass (’and e sticks: Snuffcrv. Tea and Dinner Bells Also Glat-and , j Hrittania Fluid Latnps, atid many articles tew uuuer- i ous to mention. Call and sec. j march 5 J. J. MAURICE. CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE | Curt ulus, t urt Ain Goods, Ac. . No. 150 Congress enl 57 St. Jalieu-stroets. \ ‘*VYVMk THE subscriber knowing that the citizens’ I a/Jliiiiliis of Savannah have fell a great tnti-n-i in the 1 estaMishing of a CARPET YV AUl.lDlSi. ia i this city, and being aware that many have Won await | ing the completion of the New store, so that they could make their selection of tho various articles for furnish -1 ing their houses, would respectfully inform the public ’ generally that he will thi> day open the most complete i assortment of all the various styles of g-*ods usutdly I kept in similar estal.lishun nts. Ihe stock < t the ditlcr | ent departments w ill consist, iu part, of the following Goods, viz: Carpet Department. Royal Velvet Tapestry Brussels. Mocet Brussel . Brusels, Velvet. Tapestry and Brussels for s airs. “■ ; ply. Superfine, Fine, aud Common Ingrain. Plain and j Twilled Yeuetianfor stair.-, halls, etc. Druggets 7-4, 12-4 and lv4 in width, of every variety <d patterns. Hearth Rugs, Parlor ami Stoop Mats. Tablesand Piano Covers, Silver and Brass Oval und Octagon Stair Rods, ( Stair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. Os every width, from 1 to 8 yards, for halls, dining ! rooms, sieambi• at,*. saloons, etc.; Rosewood. Mating#-, ny and small figured Fiirniture Oil Cloths, 4-4. 54 1 and_ 0-1 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for stairs. ! Curtains. Silk and Worsted Damask DeLuine, Worsted and 1 j Linen Damask DeLuine, Figured and Plain Damasks, variety of colors, Y\ bite and Bull lor Shades. Window Shades. 1 Transparent Landscape, MedWUon, Garland, and White and Gold, entirely new style. Cord. Loops, Tas sels. with all the various Trimmings for Curtains und j Shades. Gilt Cornices. Bands, Loops aud Pins, of the greatest variety and patterns, of the latest importation—all of which will be sold.utwholesale or retail.on the most liberal terms. YY.M. H. OU I* IN. Agent, j nov 9 150 Congress and 37 St. Julion-sts. : APOTHECARY’S HALI. i South Lust Conor of Itroughbm and Hamant-stmts, Sflv nuiiiih, Ga. THE Subscriber would most respectfully in SDWform the citizens of Savannah, and the surround l Vra ing country, that he htu> taken the store situated as above, where he is now opening a full and SKLF.CT STOCK OK i DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. l’Elt-, fumery, Fancy Articles, Dye Stuffs, ti LASS-YY A R E, Ac. J.C., \Yhie ho offers to the public at wholksai.f. ant* retaii., ! on such terms as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction, i both as regards price and quality. f Every article he offer# for sale ha# Wen selected by ! • himself within the last TANARUS kn i\’uavs. from the most re- I liable house# in the northern markets; particular .at j ; lentfon having l>eco paid to their purity and fVesbhe##. \ Having had several years’ experience in the pre j | script ton business in northern and #outhern cities, he j feels himself fully prepared to compound all prescrip- 1 lion# and family nusdh inca entrusted to him, with care, ncat ue## and dispatch. Prescriptions put up at all hour# of the day and night, by a skilful und competent hand. Physicians, Country Merchants and Families, and all persons who need or may neod pure and genuine Medicines, or any other article that is generally found in a well regulated Drug Store, are respectfully invited to call and examine his stock before purchasing else where, ut the Apothecary's Hull. J. E. DeFORD, mar 22 ts Druggist aud Chemist. taixjOhiktgo a DIBBLE & CAREY, SjlIM SIB TAWS 1 COI!.\EH UROUUIITOS A.XD WlllTXlVr.T.-aux- Savnitnah, (>a. r |MIE SUBSCRIBERS would call the attention <>f <lu 1 citizens of Savannah, to their SPRING STYLES OK ALL COLORS OK CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AMD VESTIHRS. Which they arc prepared to manufacture to order, in the neatest and most fashionable style#. Also, their stock of Ready Made Clothing, all of which have been got up in a superior style to any ever before offered for sale in this market. Their stock of FURNISHING GOODS is complete. I and well assorted. These Goods will be sold on tlie most rensouube and accommodating terms, mar 25 ts _ T. W. McARTHQjR Sl CO., (SION OF THE 111(1 COFFEE 10T) WHOLES ALB ANl> RETAIL TIN WARE MANUFACTORY AM> STOVE AVAIIi; UOOUK. m YYE have now. and con- ms k| x stnntly on handjp a full ami ex- tensive STO(?K, whioh.yvetoffer ou CergßWfo vn y rcasoimbfo’terfns. R • <L Pumps. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead) topper add Xlne. Those Pumps are of simple aoruttrpetion, nnd every part perfectly fitted—tlnjy -Rril so made I bat they may lie taken apart and acre##’ gained tcTal) the, valves with out taking up the pipes, rflp'ftvtni'ifoiaolting the plat form, to which the Pump,is fastened. YY’e are also selling the e4effcated ltnck Pattern Cooking Stove, for wood, which is being very extensively used in tin* city und country The suc cess of this Stove, since it# introduction by us, has been gratifying—nothing has ever been offered to the public for culenary purposes that has given such gen cral satisfaction. YYc shall take great pleasure in showing this Stove, whether you purchase of us or not. and we think we can satisfy yon that this Stove is superior to anv ever offend for • ale in this market, mar 21 ‘ STORE, No. I'J BARNARD-ST. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, AT THE New Store, No. 140 Brought on-st re ft. WK have just received our stork .f , uuliner Muslins and Lawns, w hich. ‘ *5Tr , beauty and neatness cannot In; aur- i “ passed, and would invite the attention of the •* public to the same. As we are determined to suit the most fastidious in taste, and in prices, and in styles of GOODS, which an- unequalled in the city. Consisting of Fine French Organdie Muslins, Super, do do do, do do Jaconet do. Super. French and English Lawns, French Kobe ala Bayadere, of the latest styles iu Muslins and Bareges. Super. Black Lawns and Muslins from 12 1 to 60 cents; fust colors from the celebrated manufacturing house of Mulhouse A Freres. Fig’d White A Col and Swiss Muslins. White Etub'd Organdie do. Ctd’d. do Muslins, new styles, plaided.j Fine White Dotted Muslins. For sale by mar 31 .1. 11. COHEN A CO. CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS. DOUIII.K Krilnnl Cranlii.l Bu rS frar.Crystalir.ed,Granulated do., , js _ j” /**(L 1U lbs. for .• I biij* u. Also, sparkling, bright CofT* c 8 - * 1 ” •■WONI3WIJ® Sugar. 12 lbs. for sl. Lower Grades Brown Sugar. 14 ll*s. for sl. Dark (suitable for servants> Sugar. 17 lbs. for $1 FUESII TEAS—Selected from the latest importa tions. eonsisting of:—Extra Hyson, Extra Fine Gun powder, and ((oolong. Fresh Mustard. Sardines, I‘if kies. Preserves. Sweet Oil. Almonds, fancy boxes Prunes, Brandy, London j Mustard, Peaches, Turkey Figs, extra large and fine. | and 20 boxes Raisins (all clusters!—whole, naif and quarter boxes—Mare, Nutmegs. Spiros, At. .lust received per steamer—2 bbls. Pig Hams. SO | Smoked Tongues, large size; 60 lbs. Bologna Sausages; 2 bids. Smoked 13cef. For sale at DICKSON'S, jnn ‘2O Cor. Whitaker st. and Broughton lane. ! HOME MANUFACTORY OF S addles , Bridl os an and Harness , j 183 Congrtl-Btrvet, Savnnnan, Ga. /*y- A ’■The Subscribers manufac kjVgftjh tore and keep constantly on hand, a large Stock of SAD • DLES, BRIDLES, and HAll- ■iLfli NESS, and make to order any description of article in our line. Our stocir. comprises also, a large assortment I of Tranks. Carpet Bags, Valoises, Saddle Bags, Whips, j ’ Wool and Dray Collars, Dray Harness, etc. Persons desirous of purchasing, would do well to ■ give us a and-ex-mine our Stock. All work man- i ufaotuiod by us, warranted tor material and workman ship. D MALLETT k CO i N B.—Repairing hue e D the sVrt zt notice and cn na bis terms *et SO Tiff WEEKLY $2. PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS. Apr fc These useful andjustlv celbr.td Blrls or# Aljp# m offered by tho Original Manufacturers, and wnjmmendud t<> the favorable notice of tho 0 Ladies, a-articles which In point of useful ness. beauty and durability. Cur.not It surpassed. Bet | if beauty was the only ground upon which we could | recommend them, we too would be ready to exclaim, |” e haw • nough c f such But Low often do we see tho ! fair form us woman, and tho natural beauty which Heaven has so kindly given her, materially lessened I by a drooping form, tlie natural cons uueace of sew■- 1 ing In au unfavorable position ? ‘ adies, w ’ trust tlir.t j we aro not saying two much whence tell you, that ol the many thousands already introdrtcid, and in con j stant use, none say aught against tlicin. Addresser ,U ' rs to (? 'v 2D J. A. M A YKR U NPICKABLE LOCKS. 1 r doers of any kind, which challenge tha world in pick them, the hero of a hundred ‘7A 9 ’’ 1 *” n t . xnjteU. Itisdueto the pul lie *bat locks tl.ii offered,should be fairly tested 1 o’ that purpose the proprietor offers to dej*o#it Five Iluudnd di.ilars in pn ]. r bauds for two years, if not - M.-r w-n us i. i award t.> the successful operator on the t. ..owing terms. Any person may select tlueo loei,-- i r -i!i ‘i 11 y— before examining them—and may t.ien . xaii.ii,.* th.* r. muining twenty seven, and haro tlie use ot their key#. 1 !. may then huve one month t” prepare hi- picking instruments, when he must lu I gm the* picking operation, and pay one per cent, per | de v on the amount debited, till he picks one of the M-o'ctod forks. . r a band, ns it. the hist of which he niav r.ot do till he ir.s <pc rated ten days. When he , I *’ to the acceptance of a disinterest id comniitue he 1.-< nly to prove that lie knows how *V J K • 1 the remaining two look# in tle two following days, to the acceptance of the samu committee, and take the S6OO. Tln- mu) rertif, tbul r. ¥.. t. WonlbriilM lias da pn-itod b: my hands n . .-rtilied cheek of SSOO, lavatle ul the Hkiiov.t l:„„k Turk, furtl lo pur,’oUnun . ed Ui the above advertisement. „ ~ JAMES 0. BEACH, 1 uyabb 1 Her at the Hanover Bank ’ L” >t- “>o. k..ys, Wit). v.rirtj ..! Y s tvin-. und ll list* Door so rk#, with , ana iuh.u. foiofi- Also t’a p.-uters Mortic-, Stock, nil 11,,1k , V-”' 1 ’ brHW<?r * *c., Ac, with t on. du und Mineral Knobs, just received and for U ! u h y K. LOVELL, - 11 " 1 ’ £ . No. 11 Barnard str*t-t , FUST RECEIVED’ a supjdy of SUver’a Miner# ft I‘mnts. 1;,. .-.in! weal her proof color*; unfading, Hlvot > Mineral Paints, differ essentially from all oth, ers in market. They are not (’lavs, they require# lit lie Oil, they do not work toughly. but flow easily oj Y\ bite Lend. They lay ou a very heavy body, set light away and become an indest rue table ('overing of flint 1 hey neither crack m>r peel, and roquire no stronger dryer than white lead. I have variety oi colors Red,Yellow.various Brown* and Jet Black. 1 hey are superior in body (or cover ‘ n ’- proo-rtyl to any thing ev-r discovered, and pound for pound will cover double tlie surface of white lead or Zinc Mineral Paints uml require less oil. I am now prepared to cover tin Boob. u< nothing ad ; here* to Tin like Silver's Mineral Paint#. For sale by John j. mauihce, ,nn - v 0 19 and 12 Rnrnartl-strect. A NEVER FAILING COUGH REMEDY.’ A Late Discovery. Dr. Wm. 11. Tutt's Pectoral Elixir. For the (’omj loto. Speedy and permanent euro us Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Bronchitis. Asthma, Quitting of Blood, Croup,Catarrh, Hoarse ness, l‘b urisy. Pneumonia. YYlroopiug Cough. Difficult Breathing, and 1 icipunt Consumption. The als.ve preparation is confidently i(toommended to those afllicted with any of the above disease*. U contains no mineral whatever, but is composed of vege table substances, which in their combinatiuon exert a powerful and specific effect upon the respiratory or gan#. expelling, through the skin, kidney#, and bowel* all the impure agencies which teud to disease the deli cate substance of tho lungs. “ ro v >7 r-romlnont, relieving ttlme.-l ,_u„ Jiffi, ;u lty of b. entiling. lii ( mup, one smgleaoso. Vith —.l B with turpentine, bound to the throat, wuT iTOneA-L. ten minutes, In Bronchitis, it promote* easy expectoration, and affords instant relief. The Pectoral Elixir is not recommended to cure all disease#, but only tlmse of the lungs und their connex ion, and for these it is a Certain and Pleasant Remedy It is now pnfroni/.cd by many eminent physicians in heir practice,’ many of whom have given voluntary testimonial# of its _r**at virtue in healing lung disco#- es. Prepared by YYm. 11. Tutt, M. D.. Augusta, Ga. and sold hy J AS. li. CARTER, Savannah, and by all the principal druggists South. i JO v 10 DANCING ACADEMY § MONSIEUR A. BON AUD, .respectfully in form# hi# patron#, and the public in generai that ho will open his Academy at ARMORY 1- HALL, on (Saturday, 16tt Oet’r at 5 o’clock. P. M. AR his former pupils ure respectfully invited to attend. T’uitiox^Dav*—ITuesday#. 1 Tuesday#. Thursday sand Saturdays; trom 5 to 7 ftr young l adii*# and Mastefs. nnd from ,tu for Gentlemen. Price of tuition. sl2 fur twenty four lesson#. ts oct 14 IMPORTED WINES, Liiquors, Segars. and Fancy Articles. The Subscriber has on hand a line and wU selected stock, comprising the follow f 10 half fti*s tßord, Dupy k Cos Btt.unut j*2 do do Sazcrac, Vintage 1840 •2 do dn Jean Louis, do ISCu I 3du do J.l Dtipy ( 4do do Old Reserve Madeira j 2do do Lmdon Particular | J) do do 'ld Port Wines 1 6do do Old Sherry 20 ftt-sk# of Claret • 20 casks ('hampH ‘no [20,000 Rio Honda I 10,000 foi Gruiz Saoaiis s.<>(i() La Union 10.0„0 I.a Patti* [ 25.0ti0 Traltucas Also, a large supply of Fancy Groceries, such as im-‘ ported Cordials. English Pickles and Sauces,Preserve!, Prunes and Jelly, for sale hy A. RONAUJ). dec S t’urner Day and Whituker-sts. r I U.NNLSSEE EGGS.—formic by 11. J. GILBERT, fob 9 West side Mai ket square. IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED. r |MIE great number of persons both nude and fe- I male who have l>ccn hemvfUted by the applica tion of Dr. Bauuing’p improved Brace.or abdominable supporter, (hiring the past j car. has indue id the sub scriber t<> order n large supply of the above val uable article, direct from the manufactory, which will enable him to reduce the price of the same so that all can be accommodated who require their assistance. A liinaln well qualified to fit the Brace will lo in attendance upon ladies, nnd, if desired, will be waited upon at their residences, apr 21 S. G. PANCOST, Brouphton-st. IV AY. 12ft bundles Huy, landing perschoona ‘at 1 aruct. For sale by apr BRIGHAM, KELLY AC “Vi TAIIPENE, OR H AIR GLOSS.—An Indian \ > preparation for restoring grey hair to its origi nal color—also, for preventing grey heir and baldness- Just, received ami for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, mar 16 Monument Square. NEW Books* —bummer Cruise in the MedifJrtn nean ou board an American frigato, bv N.Trfrker Willis. The 01 i Man’s Bride, by T. 3. Arthur. The Mother and her Offspring, hy Stephen Tracy, M. D., formerly a Missionary Physician to the A. B. C. F. B. to the Chinese, Autobiography of an Englisn Soldier in the United States Army, comprising observations, and ventures iu | the States and Mexico. The Lovers’ Stratagem, or the Two Suitors, by Em 1 eline Flygare Carlin, author of Ivai or the Shjuts 1 boy. I The Flying Dutchman, or the Wedding guest of Am ; sterdara, a mysterious tale of the sea. hy Capt Merry i U.S. N. Th a Lailies v.-ationa! Magazine for May. Barnum’a Illustrated News, No. 16, and a supply of the book numbers received by apl 20 J B. CUBBEDGE M. PRESDERGAST A CO. HAVE to announce the arrival, Tins Dxt, of the first portion of their Spring Stock. ! Their Mr. Prendergnat being now in the markets, they expect the full completion of his purchases ip a . few days, of which a detailed notice will be given; in i the meantime, they solicit an early inspection from all their old friends and the public generally. 178 BROUGHTON-*! , mar 7 Opposite St jladrew’s Hall. NO. 4 30