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®llliflwiiiiiift k ’ Cfcitm® ,3®miwl y < -., ,y* _______ y VOL. Hi. DULY PAP Kit $4; Sanmina!) IE tic 111114 Journal. lUtiv Paper. ~ - jT| $3 _H Y .1. it. crms i: ftw THOMAS W. LANE, Kdltoiv * Al> VK LIT I.SI XU KATES. : AirnrtiMUMiits iuserted at tho following rates, — Foil ONE HQI'AKB OK TEN LINKS. *> Ono insertion, $0 00 I One month, ss*oo Two “ 100 Two” “ 10 00 Three “ 1 25 | Three “ 12 50 Four *• 150 I Four “ 16 00 Five “ 1 75 Six “ 20 00 One week, ‘2 00 | One year, 30 00 R/* (kmtraots for yearly advertising may be made i h liberal terms. Legal advertisement* inserted nt the usual rntesaml Uriel care takeu that they be published according to ’ iff. All alv srtiso'nonts from transient persons, or stran fcer-j, to b* paid for. in advanco. Che privileges ofryearly advertisers will he confined Uglily to tlicir regular business, add ail-other adver tise nOdts, not pertaining to their regular busmens, as agreed for, to he paid extra. JFjo* All advertisements sent to thi : office without directs ms as to the number of insertions, will In* pub Uti'ie 1 daily, until ordered to be discontinued, and , charged accordingly. TI ESOAV. OCT. 17, is Tle humi'n Visit—Condition of Ire land. The Queen’s Into visit to tho Irish metropolis cannot fail to demonstrate how little understood and how grossly misrepresented are the char- , actor and feeling of the people of Ireland. Eng- ‘ lishiuou who have boon taught to consider the Irish as a race thoroughly disloyal and averse to all constituted authorities naist be surprised } to learu that in no portion ot her dominions is ! Victoria received with more enthusiastic loyal, t y than in this so-called abode of disaffection, ltritish Sovereigns have so seldom sot foot in Ireland, that the novelty of a llovul visit has undoubtedly a great influence in creating en thusiasm; but any who witnessed the Queen's • reception in Dublin last week must have per- i ceivod that novelty alone could not have pro-’ dueed the expression of warm, heartfelt devo tion, which was apparent in each exeit>*d coun tenance. Asa rule, in all countries the upper J mid more wealthy classes are, from education and interest, disposed to pay just respect to the head of the .State; they arc anxious’to preserve J it iu its integrity, fooling that in proportion as ; they pay it due homage, and contribute to the j maintenance of its rights and privileges, tlicy i take the surest method of retaining their own j rank and property; but with the lower classes, j who have no position to lose, we must seek for | some other motive. A large proportion of the J crowd which welcomed the Queen iu the streets j of Dublin was composed of the poorest of her * subjects—of beings whoso gaunt forma and 1 wretched garments attested their poverty—and , £ot these were perhaps the most demonstrative I of their loyalty. To such a pitch of devotion ! to the person of the Sovcreigu were they wound up. that a man who threw a petition into the j Queen's carriage was with difficulty protected from the violence of the mob, who imagined 1 that he had attempted to insult or injure her. , Tnis loyalty proceeds from two causes—firstly, j from the warm affectionate disposition of tho . Irish, who have always been retnarkabio for their attachment to their native superiors, and who are thus r tidily inclined to exercise, tho ‘ same lecling towards a noble and gracious lady; an I, secondly, because they have from hitler experience discovered that the mad in- ! ceiidiary schemes of agitators have invariably led to tiieir own discomfiture, and to the misery 1 of the misled creatures whom they have indu- 1 tied to become their tools, and they have thus tti*rivod ut tho conclusion that from the cotisti- I tuted authorities of the State alone can redress for their real grievances be derived. The Queen's visit has certainly dono good to many; but there are exceptions to every rule, and up on cite small portion of the community a griev ous injury has been inflicted—upon those who, by false assertions, virulent abuse of all authori ties, and revolutionary doctrines, have endea vored to prejudice the people against the So vereign, and to induce them to abstain from any manifestation of their loyalty. They have cause for complaint, for their trade is gone, their warnings have boon disregarded, their pro phesies have proved false, and the Queen may Tie well contented with her visit, if its obly re sult Ims been to show how utterly impotent aie the threats of disappointed agitators, and how far they are from representing the true feelings of her Irish subjects. On two occasions Irish loyalty has been triumphantly proved, and Englishmen should not lay the blame of any apparent disaffection upon the shoulders of tho real offenders—upon those who, taking ail van tage of the madness produced by disease, misery, or want, inflame the passions of tlicir hearers, and instigate them to outrage the laws of tho land, well knowing that punishment will fall upon the actual perpetrator of the offence; but that when danger is over they can step in and j reap the benefit of the act for which their de- , luded agents have suffered. But it is not only as a test Os loyalty that the Queen’s visit is remarkable. In all times the bane of Iroluud has been disunion; the cause of her many failures has hitherto boon the im possibility of inducing men of different creeds ati'l parties to act in concert for tho advance ment of the common welfare. It has usually been sufficient for one party to decry an insti tution, and to use every effort to thwart its pro ceedings, because the opposite party advocated and supported it; but at last a better and wiser spirit has prevailed—a great national enterprise has been achieved under the direction of men of all parties, and tho natural result has been complete success. Protestant and Roman Catholic, Liberal and Tory, the.i'tizen and nobleman, have combined to carry out the pro ject of the Great Industrial Exhibition, and thus more lias been done in one year to show that Ireland is capable of not only conceiving but also of completing great designs, than cen turies of disunion could have accomplished. When tho exhibition was firstHesigned, it was said, “Oh, it will never bo finished—lrish peo ple always design, but never do.” Even when it was finished its success was doubted, and its failure as a speculation confidently predicted, It has been finished, it has succeeded, and it will pay. But why these forebodings—why this practical refutation of them? The proph ets of failure h id but too much reason for their doubt. History tells us how frequently failure has resulted from quarrels among tho projectors of great enterprises in Ireland, and it needs only a short tour through tho country to dis cover how frequently the house has been begun on so much too large a scale for tho means of the builder, that it has been left half finished and that, in some instances, tho building designed for the entruco-lodge has absorhed all the money intended to build the custlo in, fact, the besetting sin of improvidence gave ample reason for doubting the*successful issue of tho undertaking. These doubts have been falsified, and in this instance, by foresight and self-reliance. This same self-reliance is of all attributes the one most required in Ireland. We all know that in the commercial world cred it is absolutely necessary—that the richest firms could not carry out their enormous transactions without it. Credit is, in fact, the ceufidenoe felt that a certain man will not enter into lia bilities which he cannot discharge. Now, ex actly as commerce cannot be conducted without credit, so enterprise must fail without self-reli ance. Ireland at last foels that she possesses and can make use of the requisite for industrial enterprise, that it is not by reoiting her isino- ; rios and by calling upon Euglaud to assist her j : that she will overcome her difficulties, but that i by putting her shoulder to the wheel, and by forcing England to acknowledge her suporiori ■ jy id the Various manufactures and agricultural Koduct3 peculiarly adapted to Uw soil, she will •realise tho often repeated boast that she is not a province of England, hilt a country in hebself. and tfill thus cumpell her richer sfliter to court her eo-operatiou, and consider her as a valua ble dud portion of tho British islands. Another re’ffiflflion suggested by the occur- \ ’ renees of lost week is the imperative demand for the encouragement, or rather the creation, of a middlo’cluss in Ireland. The prime inov ;cr in the Industrial Exhibition. Mr. Dargan, is one of tho few true representatives of the class in *4 hat country. One great cause of the mis fortunes of Ireland has always been, that us ’ soon as a man ceased to be absolutely depend ntit upon his manual labor for his support ho ut once set up for a gentleman, and despised and altogether abjured his former associates: and not only did he do nothing ‘himself, but he tuo frequently brought up his children to do no thing ajsyj sequence was that the mid- , TP ■ ]i).n'iian?^^T' , -;‘M'T*"'* hut the children, ■ having no profession, subdivided their father’s j property, and quick relapsed into tho laboring j class. Os late .years, however, signs of the ei'e- i ation of this class in it- true character have j appeared, and in proportion us industry ad van- j cos the class will increase. - The .nobility may rest assured that tho host i means of maintaining their order is to lend their ! best aid to the establishment of a middle class Who, by their steady habits of business, soliei- j tude for their hard earned possessions, and iu- , tiinate,acquaintance with the wants and feel ings of the laboring classes, may present a firm ! barrier to the inioads of democracy, while at the .sanu time they'afford a wholesome stimu- I lus to the aristocracy, who if they do not exert f themselves to maintain their superiority, have no claim upon onr pity should they be shunted j aside by their more enter pissing competitors. Tho laboring classes also have a deep interest in promoting the growth of an order to which they may themselves attain, and which, by personal experience of their grievances, nfust be tho better able to alleviate them. Tho 1 Queen’s visit to Dublin has proved the loyiilty ; of tho people, has attested the success of the Exhibition, a id, in tho person Mr. Dargan. has paid a graceful tribute to the man.of mid die -class, who is n t ashamod of the trade by which he won his money, and does not so rget his former associates. If Ireland will j follow up the course she has just commenced l she will soon be prosperous and happy.— Lon - ! don Times. Men and Women Boarders. There’s no calculating the difference between i men and women boarders. Here’s Mr. Jones been iu my house those six mouths, .and no more trouble to me than my grey kitten. If his • bed is shook up once a week, and His coats, cravats, luvo-lettei's, cigars, and patent leather ; boots left undisturbed in the middle of the floor; he is contented asa pedagogue in vacation lime. Take a woman to board, and (if It is perfectly convenient) she would like to have drapery in stead of drop-curtains; slic’d like the windows altered to open at the topj and a wardrobe for j hor'llounccd dresses, and a few more nails and i auother shelf in her closet, and a bench to put her feet on, and a little rocking-chair, and a big looking glass: would like breakfast about i ten minutes later than your usuul hour; tea,ten | minutes earlier: and the gong, which shucks j her nerves so; altogether dispensed with. She < can’t drink coffee, because it is exhilarating ; j broma is too insipid, and chocolate too heavy. She don’t fancy cocoa. “ English breakfast tea” is the only beverage which agrees with her delicate spinster organization. She can’t digest a roast or a fried dish, she might possibly peck at an egg, if it wore boiled with one eye on the I watch. Pastry she nevereats unless she knows from what dairy the butter came which enters into its composition. Every article of food pre pared with butter, salt, pepper, mustard,’ vine gar or oil; or bread that is made with yeast, soda, milk, or salerutus, she decidedly rejects. She is constantly washing out little duds of laces, collars, handkerchiefs, chemisettes, and stockings, which she festoons up to tho front windows to dry ; giving passers-by the impres sion that your house is occupied by it b lunch is st-uHe ; then jerks the bell-wire for an hour or more for relays of hot smoothing irons, to put the finishing stroke to her operations. Slie is often afflicted with interesting little colds and influenzas, requiring the immediate consolation of a dose of hot lemonade or ginger tea : chaos ing her time for these complaints when the kitchen lire has gone out and the servants are on a furlough. Oh ! nobody knows, but those wiio’ve tried, how immensely troublesome wo- j men are! I’d rather have a whole regiment of men boarders. All you have got to do is, to wind them up in the morning with a powerful j cup-of .coffee, give them a carte blanche to smoke ! and a night key, arid the work is done. - jJSfiT “ A rolling stone gathers no moss;” n j very doubtful adage. Wo have just seen in a country paper, tho marriage of Peleg Rowlin stone to Miss Ophiliu Morse. ‘V’ tew IiOOSvS.--'i be ‘ll:■ l Cabin; or she (!linr Xi actor and Tendency of British Institution, iiu il- , lust rated iu their effect upon Humuu Character and De.-t.i y, by Warreu Ishnm. The Forged V,'ill; or Crime and Retribution, by Km- 1 ersou Bennett. The White Cruiser; or the Fate of the Unheard oQby ; Ned Runtime. Edit li’n Legacy: or the Long Wood of the Orange, by 1 the author of Adelaide Lindsay. Jane Seton; or, the King’s Advocate: by James i Grant., author of •* Romance of War.” Ac. Ac. The Rudiments of Building: for the use of Archi- ! tects. Builders, Draughtsmen, Machinists, Engineers, ! and Mechanics: by John Bullock. Tho Rebel Scout; a Koinunceof th& American Revo- : Mutton, by Aria Ashland. Violet, the Dmiseuusc; or. Courtship and Wedlock, by the author of “The Giot,” ••Warning to Wives.” Burn urn’s Nows, No. 40. Putnam’s Magazine,for October. Received by oct 4~ > , CIiBBEDUK & BROTHER. ! fTMtUSSKS. Marshes, Hull’s ajid Roinh&rt’sTrusses, 1 and line French single Trusses, also an extensive 1 assortment of common Trusses. For. safe by sept 14 , J NO. IU MOOR £j A CO, J / 1 ASTINLS-. Full ft t - of Gin deariug. of V > various sizes ; Plough Points, Heels, dr. Receiv ed by last steamers, ,and for sale by act 1 OH. H. OAMPFIBT/D. JUBT*U VEl> \mOhor to? of X. Ba zin’s celebrated Soups and IVrfumivv, at the sept 30 APOTHECARIES’ HALL. I ) L TTE It, PORK AND BE K F.— Roceiv -1 > ed per Aluluinm—New lig fork; also F. M. Mess Beef; and Strictly Prime Goshen Butter, for sale by i sept 27 W .M. G. PICK SUN. HAV HAY ! I—lso bales just landed from -Keystone State,” and for sale by dot 10 1w C. A. L. LAMAR. r I MIAS.—A supply of good green and black Torts, af- I ways on hand at J. A. MAyKR'S. oct 10 ‘ ONION SETTS—Received per Keystone Stato White and Yellow Onion Setls. oct W JOjIN MAlj KR. Uroughton-gtieet, GARDEN SEED.-r—Celery. .Sjiimveli'Turnil> and other seeds: just received—fre.-b. , j oct 10 JOHN A. MAYKR. Broughton-sfrcet. /■ “1 OSIIEN CHEESE—Landing from .'teamer i V J Florida, and for sale by oct, 6’ . H. J. GILBERT. A P PILES’ POT A TOE S—Lauding from j. V steamer Augusta, for sale by | sept 28 H. J. GILBERT / IRASHED, POWDERED AND CLARIFIED \J SCO A Rtf.—For sale by GILBERT. I > ITTER.—2b firkins fresh Goshen Butter, received >per steamer Alabama, nud for side at the Empori um by [sept 26] SKA BIION GOOD ALL. (lIIEEBE* —Landing from steamer Florida and J for sale by fsept 21] 11. J. GILBERT. \'TV. AST I0 W I)KRS.-I lurkce’s. Babbit i s. l’reston A Morrill’. 0 Ycm-t Powders. Just opened and £t bale bv i oct JAS. H. CARTER A CO. SAVANNAH, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 18, 1853; SPUING ARRANGEMENT. I THE LIVERPOOL AND PHII,A STEAMSHIP COMPANY sailing their favorite Steam- CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, now being built. CITY OF MANCHESTER.-2165 tons, Capt, It. Lelteh, CITY OfIKALASUOW, 1610 tons. Capt. Wni. Wvlle. PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, MarUl. 1852 Manchester.... Saturd City of City of Manchester.... Saturday .June 11, 1853 City of Glasgow Saturday, July 2, 1863 FROM LIVERPOOL. City of Manchester...Wednesday,’ Mar 30.1853 ( ’ity.of Glasgow W edneaday, April 2U, 1853 City of Manchester... Wednesday, .May 18,1853 City of Glasgow Wednesday, JuneS, 1853 City bf Manchester... Wednesday, July 6, 1863 RATES OF PASSAGE. 1 FROM PIItLADKLPIHA. I FROM LIVERPOOL. ; Saloon 8erth5........W0 DolJSaloon Berths...2o Guineas j Midship - .......X:') “ (Midship - ...15 ! Forward “ 65 - | Forward “ ...13 “ Including Steward’s Fees. THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS. A limited number of Third Class Passengers will be, taken, from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found iu j provisions. From Philadelphia...s‘2o | From Liverpool $35 j Certificate's of passage will be issued here 10 parties ■ who are desirous of bringing out their friends it cor ) responding rates. j Drafts on the Agents and the Rnnk of Ireland from £1 and upwards. i;,-‘ FREIGHT ON GOODS 60s. per ton. Rills of lading tor goods from Havre signed by the agents there, through to Philadelphia at per i ton. ! rtn experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. * All good sent to the Agents in Philadelphia and IJv ! erpool. will be forwarded with economy uud dispatch. 1 ; For freight or passage apply to TUoMAS RICHARDSON. j 9 Walnutst., Philu..and 41 Exchange Place, N. Y. PADELFOUI), FAY A CO.. Bav st., Savannah. RICHARDSON, BUOTHERS A CO.. aprll Liverpool. HEAOH-s • ! PACKET LISE lIETWKEN Philadelphia and Savannah, I’m* foliowiug vessels comprize this Line, and will sail i about every two weeks, via : Schr. JULIA* ELIZA', Capt. Hiorek. do. J. 11. HOLMES, do. Lodge. f do. DART. * do. Somers. do. C. A.GREINER, do. Petkoson: I The Vessels are first class schooners, and command. ‘ ■ ed by captains cxpericneoU. in the trade, and who will use their best exertions to give satisfaction to the ship- ‘ | pers. For freight or passage (haviug good accommo , datious for passage) apply to WILIS k BUUNDAGE, No. 72 Bay-street, Savannah. Heron .t mARTin, mar 11 No.37North Wharves. Philadelphia. PREMIUM SEWING BIRDsT These useful and justly celebrated Birds are JNj* offered by the Original Manufacturers, and , | recomifieiidcd to the favorable notice of the 4T Bodies, as articles which in point of useful ness. beauty and durability, cannot be surpassed. But , if beauty was the only ground upon which we could recommend them. wt too would be ready to exclaim, i , we hftvo chough of such. But how often do we see the fail- form of woman, and the natural beauty which Heaven has so kindly given her, materially lessened by a drooping form, the natural consequence of sew ing in an unfavorable positi-n t Ladies, we trust that we are not saying two much when we tell you, that of ; the many thousands already introduced, ami in eon ; UJC > none say might against them. Address or l.ders to (nov 24) J. A. MAYER. FRESH SUPPLIES received per Alabama : 30 glass jurs Fresh Prunes, 50drums (small size)Turkey Figs, •®lO boxes Cluster Raisins, l tnlinn Macaroni, wliito and yellow Vermicelli, Pearl. | Barley, Genesee self-raising Flour, Butter. Sugar. Pic -1 *iic and Soda Crackers, Pig Hams, Smoked Tongues. I BblognaSuusages and Smoked Beef. W. G. DICKSON, apr 7 corner Whitaker stand Broughtondane. CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE Curt ulnx, Curtuiix <ootl*, dec. No. 150 Cougress and 57 St. Julien-streets. j ; \\V\\ TIUC subscriber knowing that the citizens of Savannah have felt a great interest in the establishing of u CARPET WAREHOUSE in this city, and being aware that many have been await ing the completion of the Now store, so that they could make their selection of the various artielesfor furnish ing their houses, would respectfully inform the public gcberidly that lie will this day open the most complete assortment of all the various styles of goods usually kept iu similar establishments. The stock of the differ ent. departments will consist, in part, of the following Goods, viz: Carpet Department. Royal Velvet Tapestry Brussels, Mocet Brussels, Brusels, Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels for stairs, 3 j ply. Superfine. Fine, and Common Ingrain, Plain and ; Twilled Venetian for stairs, hulls, etc. Druggets 7-4. 12-4 and IH-4 in width, of every variety of patterns, Hearth Rugs, Parlor and Stoop Mats, Tahlesand Piano Covers, Silver and Brass Oval and Octagon Stair Rods, Stair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. Os every width, from 1 to 8 yards, for hulls, dining rooms, steamboats, saloons, etc.; Rosewood, Malioga-, | ny and smnH figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-4. 6-4 | : and. >4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for stitlrs. j Curtains. ! Silk and .Worsted Damask DeLainc, Worsted and Linen Damask DeLainc, Figured and Plain Damasks, j I variety of etflbrs. White’ and Buff for Shades. Window Shades. j Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland, and j ! White and Gold, entirely new style. -Cord, Loops, Tas- j scls. with all the vurious Trimmings for Curtains and i Shades. Gilt Cornices. Bands. T/rfo'ps and Pin.-, of tho greatest variety and pat ferns, of the latest iniportatkrn—all of which will , be sold.at wholesale or rota ikon the most liberal terms. W.M. H. GUI ON, Agent. 1 nov 9 150 Congress and 3,7 St. Julien-sts. AGENCIES. The undersigned is Agent for the sale ol Georgia Run* Mill Slone, dressed $ UK!al and furnUbcd with all the necssnry Irons j V complete for running—Is also prepared to furnish French Burr, Cologne and Esbpus Mill Stones j of overyvdhnension. Wilder’s Patent Fire-Proof Safes, AT manufacture's. FRICKS. J Burns & Griswold's Sea Island Cotton and Cotton Saw ‘ Gins. i Taylor's patented Georgia Straw Cutter, the most competent of any in use at present. 1 ***Specimens of nil the above to be seen at the Ware-house, 171 Bay-sTj. Savvjnah. | feb 3 CIJAS. 11. CAMPFIELD. MORE NEW BOOKS. (> ECl’I VF.D by S. S. fcjIBLKY, Tuesday, Sept. 20tli. I 1853. |. ‘The Knglisli Soldier in tin* United States Army. The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs. Sami Boys, who came up-to London to enjoy themselves; by H. May i hew and G. Cruikshnnk. The Ktcklcburya on the Rhine: by W ‘! Tbiickgary. t'aiwt —n Romance of the Secret Tribunals; by G W M Reynolds. I David t’opperticld the Younger; by C Dickens. The Life and Adventures of Charles Chesterfield, tho r Youth of Genius; by tht author of Petticoat Govern -1 men Lie. The History of St. Giles and St. James; by Douglas t Joi rold. Esq. I J. Kennimore. Cooper’s Novels. I The Golden Eagle, or the Privateer of 76; by Syl vauus Cobb. Jr. I The Countess of DcHmrnoy, a Sequel to Six Years Later; by Alex antler Dumas. Barn urn’s Illustrated News. I c lenson’s Pictorial. For sale at No. 135 Congress-street. sept 21 NEW BOOKS* nent*’ln t work* Helen and Arthur: or Miss Thusa’s Bplnnim: Wheel, j Isiutc Laqnedem, byAleXandey Dumas—lllustrated. Kodettck the Rover: or the Spirit of the Wave, by I LiOut: Murray. The Boyhood of Great Men: intended as an example to youth, with illustrations. Father Gavazzrs Lectures iu Now York.with his life, and Reports of his addresses, in Italian, to liiscouutry men in New York. The Dressmaker and.Milliner’s Guide,and Report of 1 the Paris. London and American Fashions, by Samuel I T. Taylor. I Six Years Later or the Taking of Ilustille, by Alexnn- J der Dumas. Red King the Corsnn Chieftain, a Romance of thu j ocean: by Harry Hazel. | Rarnum’s News. No. 28. I Gus Howard—further supply received bv july 13 J. B. CURBEDGE. I>ECEIVEI> per steamer Augusta—lo bbls. V Apples, 20 do. Potatoes, 10 do. Heckor’s Patent ) Self-raising Flour, in 6,12 and 241 b. packages; 3 bbls. j extra Pig Hams, 2 do do. Pig Pork. 1 do new Halifax , | Pickled Salmon* ! do. Tongues and Sounds. Fulton. I I Market Beef, Smoked do., new Mackerel. &c. For sale | at ALEXANDER’S, rept 27 Cor. Bull and Congref-r-ft.. Monument-cq. MOIJIiIIWrF-..*, IMPARTIAL—IPJDISPKJIUE.XT—JUST. ! SPRING) AND SUMMER CLOTHING, fOft ISM, ♦ Ge, S. Nichols. . . HAS roeuJttrecently returned from /Wflfll Ne ' v ho has been selecting I OHI/y am * * ,BV - U K wnle up his Spring and Uflilif Summer Clothing, and invites his friends and | customers to look at the following which are good and fashionably made and offered on reasonable terms. Monjs Clothing. 76 Men’s Blue, Black,"*rock and Dross Coats, 760 do. C'ashmeret, l)rap D’Eto, Merino, AlpaCa,Tweed Planter's Linen, Creum Linen, Grass Linen Frock and Sack Coats. 250 Meriuo, Alpaca, Linen Drill and Cotton Round Jackets. 750 Fancy Silk, Satin, Alpaca. Linen, White and Fig’d Marseilles Vests. 900 White and Fancy Colored Shirts—all qualities. 350 Ufcdcrsbirta and Drawers. do do Boys’ Clothing. i As notice was given that I would go largely into the Hoys’ Clothing, I would inform them that 1 have the largest assortment In one Store in the South, and will be sold cheap and nt one price, i 600 Boys’ Frock Coats, and Sacks of all kinds and j quality. | 70u Boys’ Round Jackets of great variety, j 550 do. Cassimcr.. Drilling, Alpacas, Dra.) D'Ete | Pants. } 300 do. Silk, Valencia and Marseilles'Vests; great va riety, j 250 do. White and Col’d. Shirts, from sto 10 years ‘ old. 75 Small Chil lrcn's Suits, Kilts, and little Sacks, flf sortod. Also n good supply *f Boys’ Drawers, in tart a com plete outfit for Boys of any age at a moment’s notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs. Cravat-*. Stocks, Gloves, Suspenpers, Money Belts, Children's Belts, Combs. Brushes, Nfcck : ties, Port Monals,Card Coses. Collars, Umbrellas,Satcli ’ els. Carpet bags, Ostrich Feather Dusters, Coat Links • Shoulder Brace-. Caps. Ac., vc. Those in want will. 1 now find a full assortment of the above at the Cloth ! jng Store. No. 150 and 00. Gibbons’ Range. mnr 26 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS MRS. DOB, No. 17 liAHNAUU STHUIiT T:\kes this method >f informing the LOilies of Savannah ntnl vi- ~A\ rinity, that site has on Itandg^’, > vA-G- i and willbftconstnntly recut;tig a large and fashionab'b- assortment of Ron- ; ucta. Ribbons. Cups. Flowers. Buttons, Combs, Man | tillas. Straw Triintnlngs, etc., etc. P. B.—All ordersfroni tho country promptly atten ded to. Brno oct *2A AGRICULTURAL WARE-HuUSE, 170 BA VST.—SAVANNAH. GA. The subscriber is prepare*! to I ... furnished Planters,Country Mor "i % chants and others, at WH*LE or RETAIL, every variety A • I cull ural lin plemcnt s, • Consisting chiefly of Ploughs. Cultivators. Harrows, Corn Shelters. Straw Cutters. Powder and I laud Corn Mills, -Fan Mills. Smut Mills, Rood Scrapers, Root PulleFa, Grain Cradles; grain, grass uudbu.-h Scythes; | Reap Hooks, (iurtb n <f ml l‘i ■miiifj hnii! ‘'ii(n(s of till kinds. Mill and Cotton Gin Gearing, Mill Pecks and J Mill Irons. Saw Hummers, bales and >< rows tor lifting Mill Stcues. Best Dutch anchor boiling Cloths; Uo ; gardus A Trumbull’s patent Horsepowers; rioy nud grain Thrashers of various makers. Blake’s Patent Ohio Fire- Proof Paint. Hydruulin Cement and calcined Plaster, in •(uantity : | best sperm ami other oils for lamps, paint and in*a- I cliinery; patent leather Belting, tlouble and single I from ‘2 to 1h in. lies width: stitched, contotUed and [copper-riveted: India Rubber do.. 3 and 4 ply. of all widths; patent lace and picker string Leather. Copper Rivets and Burrs. Douglass’ parent y>rc mnl f>urti"n Fuinps, chain Pumps Indraulic Rams, 1.-ad pipe to ht; [ Collins’and *-ther makers approved Axes and Huteh ■ ets. wood and hand Saws. Ames’ Shovels and Spades, ! Knglisli patent and cro n Hoes, and American best i manufactured 11-. es. of all sizes; hay and manure i Forks, Chisels. Hammers and Nails, assorted: gurdqn and eannl \N heidbareow.s, cotton wariv-housu and store Trucks, patent platform, counter and beaut Scales, of all sizes: Wire Cloth, Ac. Pricks rkasonaulk—terms accommodating. Wool, Hides, Furs and Bees’ Wax, BOUGHT at all times, and pa and tor in cash at c.urr<-tit market prices. CHAS. H. CAMPFIELD. feb 3 NEW WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. 1 is Krouglktoi-st., a MR. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of Chronometers, (’locks, Town Clocks. Ac., Ac., j respectfully informs his customers and the j public generally that he has fitted up tho ! Store. 148 llroughton-st., where he intends to make n j permanent location, and carry <>n the Jewelry business ‘ in its various branches. Watches, Clocks, Town Clocks, Chronometers, Jewelry, &c.. Ac., cleaned and repaired with dispatch and wut.anted. New fashion Jewelry and Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at the lowest ‘ prices possible. N. B.—Any Watch, Clock, Ac., that cannot bo re paired by other watchmakers. 1 pledge myself shall be repaired by me to satisfaetioii utid wari anted. MOV 4 ly FRANt'IS BTEIN THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVS l CLOCKS JEWELED. a THESE Clocks are constructed (at conside rable extra expense - ) with a particular re- ! gurd to durability, the most serious objec- ! tion to the lover—tho wearing of the points i of the balance shaft and screws, the conse quent increase of friction and •!<•.■-reuse in motion after 1 i running a short tflpe— being obviated by the use of n t pollsneastona jewel, straight pivot or bearings,instead ] I of p*ints to the balance shaft. I They are cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented I ! frames, nnd warrantflil t*i la* as perfect time-keepers as , J the host&rein us*:. For sale at tho Jewelry Store, 12‘J ■ I Oongreßs-st. fob 5. BOOTS AND SHOES. ■JLp* Just received from Philadelphia, a choice l--t of Ln'lies” Gaiters, Ties and Slippers.— J Also, Gentlemen's fun- Gongres- it:it--rs. Patent Leath er Pumps, Pump Sole Boots, Ac. Those who desire n ] good article are invited to call and be supplied. I in ay 18 W. IIEIDT, Gibbons Range. CAMPHINE AND BURNING FLUID. JUST received 20 bbls. of tin* above, which I £3^ ,M * s barrel or otherwise, at the j gjp.y lowest prices. Arrangements will be enter wwwtii supply dealers. : jart 26 J. J. MAURIGB. BOOKS.’ BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! AT SIBLEY’S BOOK STORE, No. 136 Congress-street., XI rR RISC WIVED ho many Now Book yesterday, W that we cannot find timet**enumerate them. From ‘-Grave to G*y.” Literary. Scientific, Humorous and interujting. Wo invite our friends to call and examine. also : Graham’s Magazine for July; Godey’s Lady s’ Book; Black wood’s Magazine; Rarnum’s Illustrated News; Gleason’s I'ietqral, Ac. jttne 22 NEW BOOKS! NEW KOOIvSl! Received by -S. S. SIBLEY. Thursday, July 14th. I Margaret Percival. by the author of •• Amy Herbert,” | Ac. Edited by Rev Win .Sewell. j Father Gazazzi’s Lectures in New York, with his -j Life, corrected and authorized bv himself. I Manesea’s .Serial and Method of teaching the French Language. Lives of tlip Presidents of tin* United States, With sketches of Remarkable Events. Helen and Arthur, or Miss Thusa’s Spinning Wheel: a Novel—by Miss Caroline Lee Ilentz. LifeTmd Adventures of V/iHenfinc Vox. the Ventril oquist; by Henry Coektou. a most humorous work. ALSO, A FURTHER SUPPLY OF Yankee Notions, or the Whittlings of Jonathan’s Jack Knife. Beautifully illustrated. Vjllette, by Currerßell. The Swamp Steed. The Corsair,Chieftain. Hazel's new S i a Story. Wild Sports of the West; by Win II Mnxweli. Itlajor Jones’ Courtship. Major Jonas’ Travels. Chronlelesof Pincville. Roderick the Rover. Nathalie, a Talc; by Julia Kavanah. Six Years Later, or the Taking of. the Bastille, Ac. Ac. For saleat No. 136, Congres.**-st. july 14 NEW BOOKS. I GUISE ELTON; *>r Tilings Seen and Heard, a j Novel: by Mrs. Mary Herndon. Wild Jack: or the Staten Tsland Child—a sketch frpin life, together with highly interesting stories: by Caroline Lee Ilentz. Sum Slick’s Wise Saws and Modern Instances; or What he said, did or invented. Anfifawatlcisra—A Talc of the South :by Mias Mar tha Maine Butt. Nancy Waterman : or Woman's Faith Triumphant— , ! a story of New York City : by C. F. Bamington. I Lafitte, the Pirate of the Gulf: by J. 11. Ingraham. The Empress of the Isles; or the Lake Bravo: by Charley Clewline. Notabilities In France and England—wlthannuto -1 biography : by Pliiliirotte Charles, Professor of the 1 Paris Institute. Harry Coverdale’s Courtship, and what came of it: ! by the author of “Frank Fairleigh,” *• Louis Arun dell.” Ac. Ac. Volume 1, Putnam’s Magazino. bound neatly in , Cloth. Further supply of My Novel. > | Barn urn's News, No. 23. i Arthur’s Magazine for Juno. , I Received by fjune7] J. B. CUBBEDGE. JKUSIXESS DIUECTOUT. j 3. M. PKTTINGILLA CO’S ADVERTISING AGENCY. 10$ .NASSAU STfiKET, MW TO UK, And -Vo. 10 Nn i!i. street, Boston. I*. A Cos. aro Agents for the most influential uml lar gost circulating Couiuiorclal Papers both in the United : Stat Sand tho Canadas. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT. I> UttKii’S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST OR BAKING POWDER3. The Cheapest, J/eulthicst , must I'se/ul uud J-lMnomical Article, f"V niisina Leant, Biscuit. Fried, Griddle, and Johnny Cukes, Fust rtf, Fuddinis, Sund CUkcs, Corn Bread, da, ever Inctntsel. rpms istlie mo.;t economical, useful, convenient .and 1. Eeult-hy compouud iu existence, for raising i;read : liiscuitjCukes,Pu.stry,'Puddings. A* ~ with either WL<*nt ’ Kyo.lndian or Buckwheat Flour. It is nnindispeusiblc article in the culinary departments ot every household 1 establishment, and there is no Cook or Housekeeper in i er- ation who will lu* without it after having fairly { tried it. Sold by the principal Groeets and Dro )••[.. Opinions of the Press. Those u ho have tried it. li.we fmnd that the a 1 v.-r tisemont does not vaunt its prai es tm highly.— J\:t. : Zinsser Floridian and Journal. Feb. I*. 1a63. ; Housekeepers who have tested tho quality of this ; powder, pronouneo unuiuiu *usly in it# favor.— L - • j port Fait!, ( bum r. i It surpasses everything iu the way ot rising, wt - ver I yet saw use*! in the baking of alias —Jtuhwug .i i i <- | cute if Register, April 15. 1853. ’ This is an article of such utility in various kinds of ; cookery, that when its virtues become prop.-rly known ’ no housekeeper that studies c.mt'A.t and economy, ; will willingly do with*.ut it.— S. F. Fid... M- ; gl, 1863. No one nee*l he Rntcto us.* Durkee's all important article to housekeepers —Republican Banner tu t An.divide 117. i./. 776.17. 1853. M .mid v.,u h iv.• light -eod,sweet bread, bread that yon can eat with a good relish, do not forgot pro ••ure Durkee's Baking Powder, and vou will not fail to havegoo*l bread, rake*, Ac— Fray Daily Fonts, May ! 21, 1852. S N O have tried this article nud can rrconuncud it with | perfect confident o.— <fiti.ir GonlU. July. 1862. Durkee's Baking Powder we have triedatuur house | and our • hotter half’ was ustotii.-hed at the result V. )*. Daily J in s. Oct. 23, 1852. All good housewives will rejoice in art J ■ l-.rifv the name of But after they have given Id, Baking Pow-’-ra fair trial —.Vcu> York N-e. &pt. 30. 18 .2. Durkee's Baking Powder. undoubte*ll\ the best urti- I rlo for this purpose that has yet been discovered.-- .V V. U.ii'h nan. Fin 12.1 v -. ’ Tho highest eointneudations, from hundreds of the largest and most respectable wholesale houses in this, • au.l nearlv every large City ou this Goiitiuent, could ! be given if spae,. allowed it. 6'/)* The article is warranted to give sati- fact ion .- j Orders eu\ .inpuni.d with Cush null be promptly filled. K. \i. liURKKE. Solo Proprietor aud Manufacturer. Wholesale De,,1.- r iu Bal S-d -. Cream < f I’nrtar, Sup S.CarbSod.i. Cooking Extracts. Wax Mutches, dc. I 30 Waite - atreel, New York. nug 17 3m MKL>I CL\ffiCHES 1% A large a . of Medu ine Clients, of pure Mahogany and Black Walnut, at all pri.es; mr .sale bv | ju tie 2'J .1 NO B. MOORE ACT. / tONUIIi:SS W.YTKtt, n ov ’luildiug t. m l hark Exn t.warta t. and UTe genuine, and uth boltleil. A supply of it is kept Ci.-tantlv in ire. jo 30 W. W. LI NCJLN. M initmeiil-sqr. Dlt. lIcKK.Y'ZIU’S ■-.•lebrat.i l Rat D.--t r. .yVr. i for the destruetion of llatv. Crows. W olves. Corns, ! dc., Ac, For Satie at the Apothocurv s Hall, bv july 27 J. E. DkF .IRD. ! I> V 1) \V A \ ‘ . ill pains. A fresh f V supply just received at the Apothecury's Hall, by ‘ | july 27 J. E. DeF.iKD. * | hit. McL VNIC’S eelobratisl Liver Pills. In sick \ Headache aud all bilious complaints, they are i j surpassed,by ivone. A fresh supply just received, at ; Apothecary’s Hull, by j july 27 ‘ J. K. DkFGRD. 13UL I’ON MARKET aud Smoked B eoived by steamer nnd for sale by ■ july PJ U. .HGILBRRt / IOS HEN 111 TT ER. . , ; eivod by \ f steamer and for sale bv july I- If. J, GILBERT, It I•l\s* V\ hi i D LAIN E. A mi] sri r :.u,T j just received. SPENCER Os R R l-.LL Agt. feb26 151 Cottgre.-s st. iJibbov ’BuildinW. { lUiUTE \\ A.'ll Ell S BRUSHES, of super.--- t T mukesorted sizes, just received and for sale lav i . apt-at I-.. 1.nVK1.1.,’ ! /11. UtKT WlMS—lu wlii.l.-’ nlil hijr, ! bo.\e>; for sale by A. I; >NAI D, i july 13 Cornerbfßay and N’ bitaker-sfs IMNK 1 I RXITI KK .il IN'iZ. -Frcmhand English FurniMire Chintz, iu Bunches and Stripes for | Laid Quilts and Bordering.nt i may 26 KEMPTON A V KRSTTLLK'S. DOIULIC A M) SINGLE iiARiAELLLI)GUNth- Just received and for sale by I mar 81 E. LOVELL HAY. —125 bundles Hay. lauding pur schuout* “at aruct Fur sale l*y | apr6 ‘ RKIGTIAM. KELLY"*< n AMs. -6uo best Baltimore cured Hams, land ing from schr Edna C. orsaje bv apr 18 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. (ILARET WINE 1 cs Chateau v • nux J Chateau Lufitte, St. J uliau, St. F.million. For sale Iby _ ;fi b 241 A BUN AIM). I AXVS OF (HIOIHH V. \ few e*. pies ..f the i late Acts of tin- Li*gi>l:itufi: of the State of Geor ! gin. received and for atilo by S. S. SIJtLEV, j june 14 No. 135, Congress-street. I 191 1:, LA THS. I L\STKR, Cl ME -r an j Plastering Hair.—A constant supply of tho above articles for sale by may 12 BRIGII tW. KELLY & CO. lEMONS AND n. ivtid by Steam jo r, and for sale by may 27 ‘ If. J. GILBERT. MKSS PORK AND BEEK.--31) bids, new Mess Pork; 100 bbls. new Mess Beef. Just recorded and for sale by ;t'.*b2l. \\ EF.s'i :1; .v P \ i,M! VMBOY HAY. prime JAmJaoy llav, landing pur schr. North State unil lor sale by ‘ (jol6J BRIGHAM. KELLY A Cos. (lAHIPIIINE. —20 barrels Caiiiphine and Burn ying Fluid. Just received and for sale la in uy 5 J. B. MOORE & CO. H” AY.—-A few bales of Domestic Huy. in store and . fur sale by SEABORN GOOBALL. July n I)OTATOfiSiA fuw ‘ oreor Pota 1 toes, just received and for sale low by july 12 SEABORN GOOBALL. Intßßii i; isiiiA iturtßß AxiH'iiEKaiK.—: iii kegs nud thus fresh Goshen Butter, 50 boxes : [ Cheese, and cask —just reoeved and for sale at the Em i poriuni.-by SEABORN UOOBAL. jy i „ _ 1) RlST r tlN 4 MERRILL’B Ye:ist Powder and Extract of Lemon—a fresh supply just receiv ed at tM jyO APOTII EC AItMS HA LL. SYIUJPi 30 blils. N' w >rk Sugar House Syrup in store and for sale by may 30 ooden a hunker, I) 1 TAT 0 bbl Potut | i mar 17 11. J. GILBERT. I TMIIREIiLAH —At wholesale and retail at J niav 17 BELDKX&OO’S. SM \I,I, 11 V RIS, Vc. .i *1 11 gar Cured Hants, small size. 16U lbs. Fresh Smoked Beef. Bologna Sausages. Snmked Tongues. Fulton Market Be* f. For sale bv july 23 __ _W.fl. DICKSON SPICKS.— Maeo,( laves, Cinuamou, Ginger, All spice Nutmegs. Jamaiae Ginger. Ground Ginger. Block ami White Pepper .Cayetiue. Ac. Cinnamon an*l l‘epjer ground fresh, and inquantitics to suit custom ers. A supply of the altove, just received Hud for sale by J. E. DkF(HM). I juno 8 Apothm’aries’ Hall. 1 Episcopalian pi blications. Just received, a variety of the Protestant Episcn | I pul Soi-ii'ty (f New York. Tracts. Chu; ch Cateelißras I and other cheap and valuable publications. For sab* j j at the book store of S. S. SIBLEY, I nug 10 No. 136 Congress-street. j SUPERIOR WHITE AND YELLOW GREASE For Railways. Carts. Heavy Machinery. Oumibus ses.and all other Carriages: 5 bbls and 7 dozen cutis of | she above Grease, landing from Sihr. Virginia. For I sale by [mnr 24]’ C. If. CAMPFIELD. 1> K(*KIVKt> PER LATE ARRIVALS—A full \ supply of Du mold’s StaggA Shav’s Cassard’s. and ! Roloson's Hams: hlm , a fresh and full supply of new I Groceries, for sole low at ALEXANDER’S | apr 15 cor. Bull and Congrefs-bte.jMoninbuntrEq GREAT AT T R ACTION! ! NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. ’IMIK SURSCRIBLRS beg leave -tafo that they hne .mi: - 1 t • •••> m Savuuiiub. and hove This 1 Da\ vi.-mmciu ot to :• ti an entire new FALL \ND WI.MTRU STOCK OF \l[{\ COOPS. Which, fyr stylet aud priest, canuot bo lurjtltfMd . an ( would i . iMouscline *io I,nines, Ir-.m 10 to R’JA cents t r , l’laiu I’t.Tsiaus do., •• 10 to ti.) cet.t- p : > ■ . 1 igurcd'do., • lYom 1 8 t. 50 cents |;eri;ttd. I’rotJOh Meriiioe.-f; Ettglislt do.; plain and 1>v:::i l I'lenel) LruUi I’laid* (new style-'.) CitituizeUes, Chanttlla \ cild, Swiss and l';.mbit . ~ i, atid lldgings, bosltles Prints, brown and bleached Jr'biftiitg; and Shcciti):’.:-'. Flannel-. 1’ mm . A,. 1 For sale at J. JI. \ . •1 1 ; \ \ cn.'S, ;. i 1 MAIUHACte, ALD COM i J i-. * ; M E. way n r ‘JMIAT we beheldm..-,N ‘. He-, carve in the turn 1 diun of'life bfokan iu be.-.oh and sjirits with r 1 complication of diseases and ailments, diprixing them of tin* power for the enjoyment or litc nt mi n_. w l.en 1 phj Mval !n-,,!t.H. l> i n:uy •;’ ipiril.-. ati.i ha; j > •civi.i ; ity of mitnl, aitsiug from a eomhdon of i \.3h.should be predominani. Many of thee a- ■ of her suffering’ •* first—j*erl. - ’ | • years bcl'i'o, peiba;-. I nniggii In ! .•rtlie lir.H y • .r ’ ot marriage—wero iu their origin s. Ji/Ft ns to pn.- uuuiHUi Lan l * vour-e uegle. ted. /.V A Fi'Ft,’ 1 l At. When to** late b Uon. fined le. ur ki. •!,•.’ \\. look l>a* k and lUoUrii mid teg ret the full I i.-equin , , of our igiioran* <•. W bat woul 1a •• n**t often giv e to ;•.> e-i. in ( ; irl\ life the kiiottle lg*’ we “•••.•in in ati.-r \, ,< - \. what day • iiiul night* f.m.:ii -h we n t he. been spared, if th know. -!. •• wn - :imelv p a It is 1 ,w:uv./mi’ ,-i.vn *r.uni...\t; 1 ToWhold the sekness and -tit!.'ring < i (s.re.tby mum 1 a w ile for in tin \ ears, from cause.- im; i. and :: f 1 1 lubie. cn.*Uy remediud—or better still -i:--l iu. urrid. i. every wife t.v/> varum Po ■ • 1 the int nun:i u contain! lin n littlevnlnpic i (within the reach of us all) which would .-pure to b.r sclf n: i ns of misery. And t*i her husband tbu * instant tyil and anxiety of mind, necessarily dt-V"iiin„ upon him fir m i. Ut. the wife, without giving him the opportunity of : qulring that is-inpelence which bis exerti >n< are i.ti tied, and the piwe-s.-ion of which would secure the liuj pirtess ..f himself, wife mid children. sFt’i /n: rm: mlass hf //.i/vv.v/.nn By becoming in time pi > ->ed of the knowlcd the want of which has cm .ed the sickius- nnd.povn■; • tliousands. In view of such concquence<. no wife or mother is exeuanble if she neglects i” iimiU I self of'that knew i ledge, in respect t” herself, which would spare 1” i j much suffering. Lethe menus of happiness and ;r, . parity to her husband and confer upon her childr* n i that Messing abeii* all price—builthy 4udies. vit i. ; bealtliv minds. That knowledge icon turned in a Ii - tie Wol k ontitbil Tin; m \inui;i> wcv.ans Private >ltdital Coni pun ion. BY DR. A. M. MAI lilt'KAU. PHOFKssoit or lust \st u (>p woMr.N. t One Ilinuheth Jh)liti- :i \nnio.. /■/. 20. Frio 5 ! Cad. lon kivi; tMt*r:n. rxtua kimuxu. >1 (m.i Kir t publl-bid in lx-pi. and it is not’ sen j ’jusi.xc of wnyor:. n /. ConsbD ring that m ry Id iitnii . win , liter married or not, < an here aeqiilre n full know li’dgi’ ql'ibe auUm . i liar net er ami mu-es of In i’ coinpiaini s, vvilh the i aiiiMi.iityni]itoi!n, ami that nearly J //.I L F A MIL l. IO.X ( OF US. j should have been sold. Itis iuipra**ticablu to convey t. illy the various sub Jjerts trenled of. as they :tn* “t u nature strut ly inten j (led for the married.or those i <oitcmpiutin_ mart i.;> - but.no female desirous ol en.v'yiiig lienltb. and that ! beauty. c**n-*oquent upon health, which i- .. . .ndiu'- j live to her own happiness. nl that “t her lm-bund, j but i-itln-r lias or will obtain it, us has or will every ‘ husband who lms the love and uffee-tiuii of bis w ife ut heart, or that ofhisowe. pecuniary improvcnient. I UFWAFDS OF OAF IF’X/fliJUi JJJOtSAXI) roruis Have been SENT BY MAIL within tho last tYw months. CAUTTOX TO TIIK IMTSMC. Bj: NOT L>FI'F. 1 1 I>KD J l’tiy no laiok unl“ss “Dr. A. M. Maurieentt. 129 Lib erty Street N. V.’ is on the title page, and the entrj in the Clerk's Office on tho buck of the title page: anil 1 buy only of respectitble aud honorable dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M. Mauiieeau. as there are -purious und.surreptiliuuH tnfringeiueuU I ofcopvriglit. j LET FVEIi V WIFI'. AMD /ICSBAA’D Fo.XDFJi: I No excuse i'or Ignorance, when Igntu - I aaev Is Misery to 1 hose we hold near ! and den r, aud w lieu t o dispel our lg novancc is within our rear h. I To enable every one to decide upon the iii'lipm-t- I 66 veressityed pos-vsing a copy, and that no wife, or mother need remain unifnrmetl upon the many caus es. which sooner or later, are destined ;. makoYeniful ravages ujvmi her health, unless guarded against, nud that no considerate and HlTectioi ‘ •<• husband have cause to upbraid himself with nee i his wife—a pamphlet of thirty-six pages, containing full'lHtlv-pay and Index of Crnt- nts. together with ex- from tin’ 1 k. will be sent fnr nfc/itur/c to any part of tho United Statcc, by addressing, post-paid :<• iterein. * When Knowledge Is liiqqiincHsdtis culjnihb’ ID he tgiioranl. JE3FOn receipt of One Dollar f r the fine Edition, extra binding). ••Tut; Mauiuko Woman's I’hivatk Mt:n ---II'AI. CoMt’AMON"is sentna ■tiled free) tuany purl ol the United Slates. All letters must be \>"si paid, and a*l drosHedtoDr. A. M. MAI Rlt'E AU. Yo 1224. New- York t 'ity. l'ublirthingffitco. N>.12.) Liberty Street. Now--York. For sale by Lee .V Whitman, Ring “1: R. F. Rennet. Oassville: Duval A’ Sears. McDonough: and. A. Ro\ uul*(s, Daldonegu: U. Youngblood.i igletleirpe. Gn. In New York City.by Stringer A- Tov.nsen I. Adri anc, Sherman A Co,Dewitt ,v Davenport, and Barnes A Cos. • apr 12 I NEW BOOKS. (1 BEAT Truth# by Greet Anltiors: a dictionary i ‘ I nidd to reflection, quotation.** oftnaxiu s. inela pltorH,eouns*'ls. cautions, aphorisms, proverbs. Ac. Ac., i from writers ofall ages and both hemispheres. J The Evening Book: or. Fheside Talk on Morals and Manners.. with sketches <d Western I .if : ly Mrs. Kirkland, author'of •• A New Home.” Ac. Ve. The Bible iu tho Coniitiug IF• use: a course ofl.ce lures to Merchants: by 11. \. four. inso. D. I*. Rowland Trover: or the Pilot. f Human -Life: be, ! ing an autobiography of the author bowing bow to | make or lose a fortune, and how to make another. | Tito lUiye l’or Hi. lies, ami some of the Bits into which ! the runners IV.ll—six Lectures, apply ii g lb. went of God to the traffic of men: by \\ ni. A mot, minister of 1 Free Bt. Peter.-*. Glasgow; American edition.witli pref- ! nee and notes, by Stephen Colwell. The Doubling <'ongnuniennt Em-ourageil; by Septi tnus Tustin, I). D., late Cbupluin of the United States .Senate.’ Seeond edition. I Marco PauFF Voyage; Travels and Adventures in Boston: by Jacob Abbot. j Marie de Berninre: a Tale of the t'rorenl City, ,te.. I Ac.: by W. Gilmore Simms, autbo, -d the Yeumssie. i Ac. Ac. 1 American < Janie in its Seasons: by Henry William j Herbert , author of the Box,” ••Deer Stalk ers,” Ac. Ac. A Dictionary of Domestic ATedfeine and llonsel.old . Surgery; by Sponcer Thompson. M. D.. revised—with i ! ud-litiou, bv lienrv 11. Smith. M. D.. t'ur"'eon to Lt Joseph's Hospital. I'luladciphia. Memoirs. Journal and Corre.-pordenee. r t Tliomns : Moore, edited by the Right Hon. Lord John Russell. M. B—Part I V. Cvrilhi : a-Tnle by the nnthnrnf “The TuiMnln.” Harry Ash (on: or the Will nnd the May: by the i author of il Minnie Grey,” “Gus Jlowafd.v Ac. The White Wolf; or the Secret Brotlarwood—a Rnumnee; by Paul Final, author of the •• Mysteries .of London.” Ac. Minny Lawson; or the Out Law’s League—a Ro mance of (J oth atu : by Charles Red Swans. The Dancing Feather, or Finite Schoqnor; by J. 11. Ingraham, Esq. The School fellow's Fir-f (Jonrter—a gift Book fi r Children; edited by W. U. RiclmrdK ams Cousin Alice. Putnam's Magazine for June. Baruutn’s I Must ruled News. No. 21. Reeceived by fjunel] J. It. CURBEDGE. CONFECTIONAKIES. r |IIIE subscriljor bogs leave to inform ids friends and K the citizens generally ot Suviuiiihli rttnl its vicini tv. that he bas purebas*'*! the interest, of Mr. New e.oinh.in the Cos u foot lon ivy hitb*‘rto owned ly Newcoinl i i & Rice; nnd that he will eoutinuo’to manufacture, and ! keep always on hand Fresh il Pare Confectloiiavien, I Manufactured from the best nintoriub*, and compris I ing every variety of Candies. Sugar Plums. Ac, Ac, Ac l French Confectionaries. Lemon Syrup, Syrups for Soda Fountains, I Together with every oilier article in Ins line, always instore ami for uleat wliolc.-nloand retaiPon the most reaao(tableterms. t. P. ripe. 1 5 ts s. K. Corner Broughton aim AVhitiil.i r t 4 HDO MINA I* SI PPOIITERS. \ nit and. \ Horn’s improved elastic Ut. r - A )>•! •minal Bu| porters for Prolapsus Uteri: and the elastic Abdominal Supporter, of Body Brace, for both ne.\e- for weak neHH, debility, puim> iu th** ha< k. corpulency, <fc. [ . JOHN B. MOORE & CO., sept 10 Gibbon;- Building. NO. l()d. THI WEEKLY $3. I’l ffl R, SOAK. Ate. - ,U> bbls l ;,lt>ji,i ; . i’ Il ward street K.ui; e<* Hiram :-miU; - ,1, 6 1 .-xe? P-eadePv 1; n.ily Soap. 50 *'-. iit* nt A'.miU! Paie'hs JoO *o. A.lam: ntine C andlcs 60 do Colgate*.-- Ftu:ch. Per sale bv ii"'. W 8 BSTKR A i*A I.M 1 - j 111-.3* 11 YI. IDsOIJHiIt,! i v W nre • i any d*l] timi. nil rt i* les join* and \ itii tli- V !ll lf. 1 :e .■ •!'. 1 ■ • Iri-11l will t.-e me ]ci f, et!y lint, and I j >llv - :7 _ , j F Dr.Fi'Rl). I I’MU ! K’ iP. FAY A C) { iK: ” : GOOD A 1.1 1 Jli. McL Y NK>t - wi ,: ” I’‘ ‘V 11 ’ ’’ ‘'• •> ’ I FORD M'VMVT’mm -'KiT” M P r A N ERBTILLF CEASOSi A 11LE ROOLfih- Umfiiclla-. Pm, j'""‘-t KEMPTON A YKRSTH.!.I"S pATE DE PERDUI V; . .i” - ‘ A PON AUD. dlii.KA.Vv. At. ..a I.h.- ju-l ,e ‘Mi-Up S, ARttRNGIVtDAIi... iJI TTER \M ( Hi: USE received per en Butter I <y SEABORN Gtm] : .Mily rt CII'A? IL CA ill? El D. I ‘Rlihil t. t Si PROPS, .Vnmß,*’ l'a-te Md 1 Pej i enninl io ct . -tq eri* : quality. JuM re i j'lv !; AU< >TI! ITALY'B II A LI.. j |Ul< KMlri ! R. in... lias,'; just rtucivcd .Ii ii.N B. MOORE A PO. july 22 Gibben's Building. 5 )UTTER ANDCiIEEst 2ntubs. k* mind firkins 4 > Goshen Butter: 15 firkins low ) ri.'cd do.: 25 boxes < hee.se. Recei\ ed |er steamer AluLultm. and for sale ut the Emporium, Ly * BEARORXGOODALL. i LUPU v I tnln.f large and healUiv Swe. di-h 1 l.- ei.c-. this day received per stnum r Florida; for ■ ‘•y AY. M . LINPfI.N. ~UU * Mi rnimeiit-M|uare. (Mi.llddi/ AND 801) A IMM I GlßS.—Prepared ex ) i press ly t.-r tli*’ retail trade, from hnported mate rials. and warranted full \w-i ; lit 1 v W.U . | . . . ; , 1 >Ali K\ *s TH UDPII KROFS.- A fr.sii . ) ‘*UI |d\ “1 • Id- t ele! pi eparati* Il lbr Hu* Hair, just received ami for sale bv J'illN B. MOORE A PO., 1 Gil I ou*’ Ruil lin r. 1:0 I" 1 ""’ N. “■ JO 8 1 •• I lied, 111 stor •. and lor side I y <iDEN lt BUNKER. j[l I TER .s CIIKKSK” A tr.Vl. P*t per I > -teaiiier ti i l:i. el G.i-l;en and Jow-pjiced Butter ami a few ‘elect Chcve, received and for sale at tho l.inporfum, by Mitig 10 8 FA BORN GOOD ALL. / tLMENT.- 5o M.is. Iloivmiin's Hydraulic Ce V J uteiit. Landing and for -ale 1 v R 5 BRIGII A >!. KELLY k 00- j|A A . f :.,d. . 11.*; i.. .v 1.,i. ling |i . ttam.-l.iji nug 22 OGDEN A RUNKEK. I IMte AND lj YTI ’> -e: ‘- Lime and * 1 iMl'-; !'•< ni M. .u if . N. R., lading tretn bj;ig I!. M. ( hurt ton, and for s ].• |,y 12 HR I GUAM KRI LY k ('•>. V I'CUn CLOTHS. on • ur.ls siqeriof Negro Cloths, just reeeive.l aod for .-ale l y 25 KEMPTON .. \ ii: -I t |,t B. tt i te. <. •Ml firkins lov priced Jfft Iter, and 25 * ) firkins Gos 1 ieii Butter. Just received and lor ,-alo at tlie Emporium. Ly u ’ u SE A BOR N 00()DA LL. I )OT A TOES AN DON IONS-Liu.dj-.gfrom 1 steamer l and l'or sale t v ’ll J.CIILBERT. ! ,M ,or l . S V- ’V.‘ ! t; ‘■ riour from Cuu i: COHEN £-3 LRVER. / 1 ‘I) I l - li. Mm kerei and Hening.just ree, iv inn V for ■ ■ ■ 17 15 ‘i 1 . RT. / tATU.Ay \ I'r.'sh i . e-ived’ I \ -F- a'nmr “ / I f••••:*'by 15. 11. J. til I,H t. *. 1. n.\ t ..no la!, pi hi a ■ North River llir . land ing per S- I.r. Bice. „:de |.v 1 7 BRIGII \'l KELLEY & Po. MOLABBES. aflniceNe . OHeai do I rwiiebj - PALM US I'. ® ‘ • ■*• i U limn .! r 1..1.1- • 9 ily use. [or sale by _ M ’h’ ;_ l ’ A.rpnaud. j )OOICS ! BOOKM! ICOOIv- IJ ! lo .iv i.>*’d t.\ yesterd-.y s > anter a large ii-M>rtn,ent f m-v and intere-ting works. We have nc.ttime t.. 1 ar ticulartze. Pall and examine. y. S.siblKV. ■"'i' l s No. 135 (Vue,, ss tre t. r j ‘A IM* •’ \. Robinson - l'ar.-m Barbu . Pm n Star* li. I and Kurina; fresh supplies, just ren ived, ami tor 5. 1 D laR and. I > IGC- IFF KE.-2'..u La.tor .- :ii.- I v l A “fptl 11. il. GILBERT. I >OT Y I’OK.S.-io tii.L, ;•• mt(. ■■ and quaflty I For side by ,u; *'• SKA If )RN tiOOh \!.1.. V Mn^G'ic-M lrkue Fal'i.e 1 lour. A from new Wheat; iuie in; l'jrout hr. J. W. ,\u dersoti. and for sale by au5 27 ‘I .;.*.: i.i 11 .. r ])'■! I'J I by ! an : -5* I SEABORN GOOD ALL. | LO l K . !no bids. I.<m-v < •1: M's-ee Flour, lrnd- Sing this day per steam'-r ’Mulama, from New 1 oi k and for sale by OGDEN AIIUXKBK, H A ■ • e SIS prim.: I .Vu-Fii ilaj. fiorn brig Philura, and I’ r sale by 1 PKHIIIAM. KEI.I.V ,(• (’(). p'* !..iVuiiKi’ ilki,„i ‘ g IL .T. GltBER*: 1 i.'i.i 10 „,..i ( i,,,,,.. r, r k-i, .1 > .1. it. ’.hh>i;k *(-t 11 I,L ” *- >. e.ButUlin^. 1 iok> amo\ rs. I--.:,- 1,1 * UI’NIIKR. 5 I>T liw'Rlvkb.—A lot of fit,s nna7iMU~Susat ft Cured llaius. l'or sale by :i ' : J ‘ AR N Au;. i tARPENTEIFB . ! ln ,f Vd .1 ist received and for sale by I'. L()\ EI,L. <^ ON i>;.B iu h? “” *’ - s H. J. ( 11 id .rt. \V ’ Hi I t. LEA D. ,Vi. ‘t. ;i„. Vviiitrt Lend.’ puro U and No. 1: hot) gaffs. J.ih-eed Oil: now landing, ami tbr sale by aim T.i JOHN U. .MOOKE A CO. I lln Act A tlie I the Stater* P’ orgiaot IF6I ai;d *52; reei ived nud tor sale by S. S. SIBLEY, an tt y No. 13/ijl . twet i)F COFI'T! 77.—A regular min iply of IIUMMUI.S IMrilON ED Col FEE ES SEN‘'E. wlifeh lms been tested, and has given satip. facti n. V i .ii I-* and vrjtli Ground C’offtc, it poßfeß*€B 1 sm li strength, fiaver. nnd ehirifyi g qualities a* to I ilia).’ a savin, ol U. per rent . I‘.:t up in foil pack- I a ires. 12) cent.* each, warranted !*• please, if not, the I!, ... V will be refunded, as it is .-old on the varrauttA of Hjanmiufnrtuvers. VV. G. DJt.'KHUN juuc22 Whitaker et , cor. Broughton Lane