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I I I y : ‘ ‘'j I vol. m. DAILY PAPER $4. SflPpWUjl (Ctifning Journal. Dvi tv t > M , KU, - - . l,'\Viii,n. - BY J. It. CVBBEDGB. THOJttAg W. \. ABf K, Editor, ai>vkitrisixti RA'risl Advertisements inserted at the following rates, — FOR O.VE SUU.VRK OF TEN LINES. One insertion, $0 lift I One month, $6 00 Two “ 1 00 Two “ 10 00 Three “ 125 | Three “ 12 50 Four “ 150 I Four “ lo 00 Kivu “ 1 75 Six “ 20 tH) One week, 2 00 | One year, 30 00 *- v il“ Contracts for yearly advertising may bo made * liberal terms. Legal advertisements inserted at the usual rates and ‘riot care taken that they bo published according to aw. Ail ftlv jrtisements from transient persons, or stran cers, to be pal 1 for in advance. The privileges ofyoarly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business, and all other adver tisements, not pertaining to their regular business, as agreed for. to be paid extra. — All a Ivertisemonts sent to this office without directions as to the number of insertions, will be pub lishoi iailv, until ordered to bo discontinued, and charged accordingly. TV E .\ KSDA V, OC T. 1., is;,.!, The IVmole idwestrlai*s. The riding uintch of the Fairfield Cos., Conn., Agricultural Society, took place, as our readers ; have already been informed, on the Oth inst. . The day being blustering and cold, but six ladies appeared, although thirty seven had en tered their names. There were seven prizes, and all the riders were of course, awarded one; the first on the list was Miss Elizabeth Burr, of Eastotl, prize s2j; 2d. Miss Wilhelmina Nor man, of Fairfield, prize, a set of silver teaspoons aud sugar tongs—the committee thinking she was an excellent rider, also, gav • her the 7th prize, a gold pencil, for which there was no competitor; 3d, Miss Sarah A. Lockwood, of (iroenwich, prize, one of Gen in's riding hats; 4th, Miss Ann Augusta Middlebrook, of New Haven, prize, a silver cup; sth, Mrs. A. 11. Hyington, of Norwalk, prize, a pair of silver! butter knives; Cth, Mrs. Mary Holmes, of Green wich, prize, a gold thimble. Bienville, tlie Founder of X. Orleans. We take the following communication from ‘ the National Intelligencer: Meßfm. Editor: —ln your paper this morn ing I noticed an article purporting to be copied 1 rout the Montreal Herald, which contains some allusions to “ Bienville, the founder of New Or leans,” which it may not be amiss to notice and correct before they have secured sanctions to i misrepresentations concerning that ancient Col onial Governor, and impressed the present gen eration with an undue degree of vene,ration for I lie the memory ol “ the one in heavy mail.” With an entire disregard of much superior men, the article referred to represents the subject thereof to have been “ sum-m.- above all others l o half <t century in the early annals of J.oui>i nun.” It is certain that Bienville was at an c tr'v age made Governor of Louisiana ; but as too artit ic referred to narrates the circumstan ces of his death t Baris in 1707, “ where lie retired at last, ending bis days there on the 7 1 li of March, at the age of over Si) years,” and as history states that “in 1710 his public career t -r.limited under a cloud of censure, and the , disapprobation of his sovereign,” it i.s difficult to ! reconcile therewith the statements in the arti cle concerning the portrait copied fir Mr. Do j Bow. of Louisiana: for, supposing Bienville to have been famous for half a century previous to the royal disgrace he incurred in 1740, (but j which he merited long previous,) we would ne- i cessarily carry back his connection with public I affairs to 1(190, when, unfortunately for the truth of the article in question, he was but live ! years of age; and we would furthermore be an- * tieipating the colonization of Louisiana by the French some dozen years. Independently, however, of these exaggera tions respecting the character and services of Bienville, whose transition from “ hostile move ment* against the Indians” is effected so gently lo Paris “at 1-st,” as to almost preclude the idea that thirty years previous to his death he had been disgraced by his monarch. Ho had frequently disgraced his name and race by the ‘ most perfidious conduct, towards the Indians, ; and been the cause of the untimely death of the i noble and brave D'Artagnette, and the occasion i of the massacre of the colony of St. Catherine. 1 While Bienville was in early years distinguish- i ed for courage, and perhaps prudence, his whole ! history leaves but little to entitle his memory to veneration ; and that my view is correct I will take occasion shortly to make appear at greater length. It. seems to me a little curious that one who died as late as 1767, should be painted as clad in a coat of “mail.” Some pieces of a coat of mail were found in possession of tho Southern Indians in 161)9, which were presumed to have been preserved among them from tho time of Do Soto, more than two hundred years previous to tho death of Bienville, when chain armor was worn ; but, unless I am much out of my reckoning, no portraits were painted with tho mail armor during the lifo of Bienville. Kuo.vism. Tin* Red Paces Vo the Pale Faces. When the Delegation from the Cherokees and other Indian Gibes of tho West visited Washington last April, they intended to pro sent an address to the Lady of the President, but were prevented from tho expected inter view by tho sad bereavement which had just deprived the President and his Lady of their only son. The address which the Indians had prepared for the occasion is published in tho Cherokee Advocate, (Indian paper,) as follows: Honored Madame—Our raeo have been rarely honored with the privilege of paying their personal respects to tho lady of (he chief magistrate of this great republic. The only exceptions, I believe, was Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Tyler, who kindly conceded to us this favor. On behalf of the Cherokee, Choctaw, and Chickasaw Nations, their representatives now present beg leave to express to you the deep gratitude they feel for this distinguished privi lege you havo afforded, to tender you their siuoero wishes for your welfare and long con tinued happiness. Permit us, madam, to remark that your sex in this favored land constitute Ihc grand in strument for the enlightenment of your race, and we trust of the world, in wisdom and the preservation of good government—and although your virtues and intellect are not under tho control and auspices of European systems, yet they aro more brilliant than those nurtured by tho thrones of oriental splendor. It has beon tho custom of tho Indians to ad dress tho President by the venerated name of Great Father; tnny we not venture to address you ns tho maternal political parent of our race, and as such ask your blessing! —", . The Phrase “whip the devil round the stump,” is politely rendered by the New-York Tribune thus:—“Chastise the Ancient Nicho las around the roots of a defunct tree.” Ip&P Tt is stated that Gen. Scott has beon warned to apponr at a malitia training in New York, “armed and equipped as the law di rects,” V/cII Timed. The Journal of Commerced well remarks on the causes of failure among merchants, when it says: “There are causes nearer home which com plicate Hit* web of our prosperity far mors than j tho Turkish question, but these seem to he over i looked, while undue importance is given to the other. There may be war, between Russia and Turkey, and it is possible that France and Eng land uiay be involved in it; although we deem the last improbable, and tho first quite doubt ! ful. i But if we could stand well at home—if mer \ chants, and merchant’s clerks would stop dub j bling in stock and other speculations, outside of ! their regular business—if young beginners, and houses with limited capital, would confine them j within the CI Pole which they could span with | their own means, keeping down their expenses. and aping neither tho stylo or manners of mil - lionnires—in short, if business men generally would show a desire to develop some other traits of character, than tho one ambition lbr sudden wealth—the sabre and tho scymeter j j might clash on the borders of Europe, without , creating any excitement on this side of the At lantic. —— How It feels to have the Yell®'* Fever. A correspondent from Xcw-Orlenns, who np pears to understand tho nature of the epidemic thus graphically pictures it forth: I “The strong sinewed man sleeps at night i revelling in beautiful dreams, hut as he nwak ! ens in the morn, all the fires of a volcano seem concentrated in his brain. His face grows hag gard with its intense suffering. His eves ro j volvo in their orbits with glaring vivacity, j Yellow streaks overspread his features in a ! moment, as if dashed there by a coarse brush | dipped in gall. Sharp pangs tremble in his j marrow. His blood throbs like lightning, as hot and auick in every bursting vein ami then a wirldwind of the wildest delirium wraps his i soul in dreams of lire. Oh! this is the Yellow Fever!” N E W BOOKS .—The Mud Cabin; or the Char tie ter and Tendency of British Institution, ns il , lustrated in tlieireffect upon Human Character and j Desti y, by Warren Isham. The Forged Will; or Crime nnd Retribution, by Em erson Bennett. The White Cruiser; or the Fate of the Uulicard of. bv Ned Bun (line. Edith’.* Legacy: or the Long Wood of tlic Grange, by the author of Adelaide Lindsay. JancSeton: or. tho King’s Advocate: by James 1 j Grant author of “ Romance of War.” Ac. I The Rudiments of Building: for the use of Arohi l tecta. Builders, Draughtsmen. Machinists. Engineer*. ! | and Mechanics: by .Mm Bullock, i The Rybol Scout: a Romance of_ the American Revo- , I lutinn. by Aria Ashl ml. Violet, tho Dun sc iin s<>: or Courtship nnd Wedlock. : by the author of•• The Glut,” “Warning to Wives/’ Bnrnum's News, No. 40. Putnam's Magazine,for October. Received by ovt 4 ‘ CITB BE PG E A BIG)T 11EH. j ’ j'!:i > oIS. -Marsh’s, Hull's and Reinfutrl’a Trite us, I and fine French single Trusts, nlsonu extensive ; assortment of common Trusses. For sale by wpt 14 J-NQ B. m > >RB k CO, 1 / t AsTiISTOS—.—; j \ ; various sizes: Plough Points. 110.-Is, tfv. Receiv ed by last steamers, nnd for sale bv “ 1 OH. H. (’AMPFI KLT>. UST RECEIVED—Am > • , ... \ , • I /in s celebrated Snaps an l Perfutm-v, at the -’ : ‘ \POTIII CARTER’ HALL. Il UTTER, PORK AND BEEF. ~ , 1 ) ed pci Alabama-- \c v pig Pork, also F. M \|,*.*s lloof: and Strictly Prime Goshen Butter, for ante bv wm: 0. THCKSOX. M\ V II AY : I—ls “Keystone State,"and lbr sale by sot 10 lw ‘ . L. LAMAR. ■ I 1 iAS - A supply of good green and black ‘)Vas al ways OU hand ut J. A. MAYER’S. J OXT >X SETTS—Received per Keystone State : Wliiteand Yellow Qnioh Setts ■ t 10 JOHN \. a; iyRR. Brmigbton^Mjeet. GARDEN SEED Celery, Spinat h, Turnip I nod other seeds: just received— fresh ! net 10 JOHN A. MAYF.K. Rrnughton -street.. / 1 OSIIE X <’IIE EsK —Landing from steamer , \ I Florida, and fin* sale by | o<>ts H, J. GILBERT. 4 I’PIiLS vV I*o'l A'fOl'.S i V Steamer Augusta, for sale bv 1 j® H. J. GILBERT pIIASHED. i*'W AND CLARIFIED \J SfTGARS.—For stile by * e P* 20 If. J. OtLBERT. j BUTTKR.—2( firkins troshGosbeii Butter, received per steamer Alabama, and for sale at the Kinpoil mu by [sept 2fi] SKABRON’ GOOD ALT.. 7 IIIEESE.-Landing from steamer Florida and A for sale by gl] H. J. GILBERT. Y’ AST POWDERS.- Dttrkee’s. SHbbittT, I Preston & Merrill’s Yeast Powders. Just opened and fi>r sale by ft JAS. IT. CARTER A CO. Ij'hl-.SH GREEN GIXGKR.—A superior quality of Green Ginger, just received nnd for sale by W. W. LTNCOI.X, ! sept. 30 Monument Square. Sj ALS OD A ilt PO T ASM.—lo casks for sale ! O by H. J. GILBERT, j ol, t 1 West side Mavket-square. I IRE. -500 barrels Rockland Lime, landh J brig Velasco; for sale bv se pt 12 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. / f ()SI iBN Est FTKR. 34 1 rkina fre b Qosl n But 1 \ J ter. just receive*! per bark Flight, and schrJas G King, nnd for sale tit the Emporium, by oct S HE \ BORN GOOD ALL. I It. IS 11 LINENS. —h> pieces whole and halt i pieces, Hunters and Rielmrdsone celehrated Irish | Linens, warranted all pure flax—Also Bleached and | Brown Diaper Towelling; Huckabuck do; Twillel do: Dntuask Doylies Scotch, Russia. Bird Eye. and Muck- j abuckDiaper. Just received at 154 Congross-st. S. GURU ELL. Act ocfc 5 Gibbon's Buildup-, j UELVET RIBBONS fcc.~JusL .vceiici ; V at 154 Congress street, colored silk Velvets. Fes toon do; Plain Black do: Figured Black do; Superior Black English Crape: do do Italian do: white and black Crape Leisse: Marceline and Floreoco Silks; Bonnet and neck Ribbons, Taffeta and Satin do. S. CUKRKLLAgt. No. 154 Congress street, oct 5 Gibbon’s Building. O ECJEIVER per steamer upply 1. . “ • I A nnd Misses Buskins and Slippers, and for sale by I sept 20 W. IIKI l)T. Gibbons’Range. Sundries. —SO casks prime IsVcuu Sides. 25 casks prime Bacon Shoulders. 20 tierces sugar-cured Hams. 100 bbls. A. IL .t 0. Clarified Sugar. 30 hhds. Muscovado do. 20 do. Porto Rico do. 20 do. New Orleans do. 50 bbls. Butter, .Sugar and Soda Crackers. 50 boxes Tallow Candles,fis and Hs. 100 do Adamantine Candles, 6s. 25 do Sperm Candles, (is. 50casks Hibert’s London Porter, pints. 200 boxes No. 1 Pale and Family Soup. 100 do Colgate’s lVarL Starch. 50.000 Havana Segars. 500 bugs Shot, assorted sizes. 50 boxes English Pipes. 300 bbls. Baltimore Flour. 50 do Hiram Smith's Flour. 50 bugs Georgia Flour. 300 reams Wrapping Paper. 15 tierces Small Rice. For sale bv net3 WEIJSTF.*R A PALMES. Hams, sausages,tongues,sides’— *uwpig j Hams, Bologna Sausage*. Smoked Tongues, new Rucon Sides; landing per steamer and for sale by W. G. DICKSON, oct 5 Cor Wliitaker-st. nnd Broughton-lnne. rpRIICK s. 1 doz. extra large, with wido Wheels; J. 1 doz. No, f>, ) 2 “ 4, (Cotton and Iron Trucks of the best 1 “ “3, f quality.. 1 “ 1, ) For sale by [oct 1] C. H.C AMPFI ELD. / (OT TON GlNS*—Burnt Sen Island and Tuy Yy lot ’s Patent Saw Gins, to suit orders. For sale by 11. CAMPFIELD, 1 oct 1 Agent for Manufacturers. 1 YTEW BOOKS, —Tho Second War with Eng ! land, by J. T. Headley—in twovols. I Sparing to Spend; or the Diftons and Pinkertons,by IT. S. Arthur. I Venice: the City of the Sen. from the invasion by Na ! poloon fn 1797 to the Capitulation to Rodtzky in*lh!9, Ac., bv Edmund Flagg. Received by 1 oct 1,2 CUBBEDGEA BROTHER. SAVANNAH, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 19, 1851. SPRING ARRANGEMENT, TIIE LIVERPOOL AND FIIILA DKLPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend sailing their favorite Steam- CITY OF PIIII.ADEIiPHIA. now being built. CITY OF MANCHESTER. 2105 tons. Opt K. Llltch, CITY OF GLASGOW, 1010 tons. <'n|t. Win. \\ylie. FROM PHILADELPHIA. City of Glasgow Thursday, Mar 31,1853 City of Manchester.... Saturday, April 23,1K53 City of (i laSgow Saturday, May 14. 1553 City of Manchester.... Saturday. J uno 11,1653 I City of Glasgow Saturday, July 2, 1853 FROM LIVERPOOL.’ City of Manchester... Wednesday, Mur 30.1853 City ot Glasgow Wednesday .April 20,1553 City of Manchester...Wednesdav. MuvlS. 1853 City of Glasgow Wednesday, Ju‘neß,l3s3 City of Manchester... Wednesday. July 0, 1853 RATES OF PASSAGE. FROM Pini.AI>£UIIIA. I FROM LIVERPOOL. Saloon Berths 90 l)ol.!Saloon Berths...2o Guineas Midship ** ('5 “ [Midship *• ...15 “ Forward “ 55 “ | Forward “ ...13 “ Including Steward's Fees. THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS. A limited numberof Third Class Passengers will 1.0 taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool tuid found in j provisions. From Philadelphia...s2o I From Liverpool. $35 ! Certificates of p:>sng<> will be issued hero to parties ; who are desirous of bringing out their friettils at cor { responding rates. Drafts on the Agents nnd the Bank of Ireland from ! £1 and upward*. lio” FREIGHT )N GGGDSfiOs. PER TON. 1 Rills of lading for goods from Havre signed by the < agents there, through to Philadelphia at $22) 2 per ton. An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. All good sent to the Agents in Philadelphia nnd Liv erpool, will he forwarded with economy and dispatch. For freight orpussage npplv to TIMM AS RICHARDSON. 9 Walnutst.. Phila.,nnd 11 Exchange Place. N. Y. PADELFORD, FA Y & O*.. llav st... Savannah. RICHARDSON.BROTHERS \ CO., aprll Liverpool. HERON'S \ 1! PAt KETLINE.^ HKTWKKN Philadelphia aud Savannah, Tne following vessels comprize Lids Line, and will sail about every two weeks, viz : Schr. JULIA ELIZA. Capt. HionnK. do. J. If. HOLMES, do. Lopur. Mo. DART, do. Som Kits, do. C. A.GREINER, do. IVrKP.soN: The N essel.s are first class schooners, and erbamaud. ed by captains experienced in the trade, and who will use their best exertions to give satisfaction to the ship Korfrvkhtorpns.:,!.... (I.avlng good . diitlons for l.nr>:,-o) o |.|.|y to WII.IS . lIItUMIAOK. N". lltiv-Htruot, Suvnnirah. It KUi tN . MAHTIN. mar 11 _ Wbitrvea. fhlladoli.hlu. PREMIUM SEWING LIRDs! J - Tho u-'fiil >i.l jo-tlv ~.d.d.r„t, .i Hi, !■ nirriod l.y Idrlgiiu.t .Maiiufi.ctnr.Tr, tin.i ■SiXSf. r... .illlllH‘lldo.l ft. tile tu\ofrild,. 1i.,1i... . 1 111, (r St® Ladies, iirnni. 1,., ivlii li in ~d,i1..f ~ Loauty and durnl.ilitv. uiinn.d t.e sur|>i,- ol llm if iK'aiit.v wim the onlv ground ii|.ou l,i, h ul.l recommend them. t too would hv reiidv to ex. we hart: enough of em ir Hut Low..fieri do wo ..... tl>, fnir form of woman, an I tho naturnl l.eamv whirl, Heaven lit,kindly given her. t,.uteri,illr I I l.y a dro,: form, the natural u,m, eol -.0, • tug ill wo ui.tav.iraldo position *: Ladies, we trust (tint we are not si, ing two murh when we tell vuu. that „l the many thousands already intn.lne.al. and in Slant Use, non-,av an:l,t ugninsl ‘them. A,Hr, J<*ralo (noat) ... a mavi:h. -I -L ’ PH*s:<ll At'i*Hi.l Ed Veeeir ed ller .SlAy. f- rf *h- hip Alul.ant,, : •tali..r. Mn-nront. white ami vibe. \ . .mirelli. IV irl. , Bariev. Genes...-self aishig Hour. Butter. Sugar, Pic lie and S'*dn Crackers. Pig Ham*. Smoked Tongue*. Bid..gnuSaussig. sand Smoked Beef. W G. DICKSON. i apr 7 corner Whitaker Hand llruugliton-latut. CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE Citriaiuii, Curtnia hoods, Ac. No. 150 Congress and 57 St. Julien-stroets. 1 .NTYYYv THE subscriber knowing tlmt the eiiizens j of.dt.vamu.ll hav- fell , I iot-re't in the w . “ eatablishing of a CAI: PET WARI'.IIuUSE in ! this city, and being aware that many have been await- i ing the < ompletiou us the New store.*so that they could make their selection of the various nr! ides for turut h ing their houses, would respectfully inform tin- public generally that h- will this day open the most complete as ortment of all the various st\b-. of go.d- usually kept in similar establishment*. The stock of the differ ent departments “ill consist, in part, of the following Goods, viz: Carpet Department. Royal Velvet, Tapestry I'.n vls. Mocet Brussels. Brusels, Velvet. Tapestry and Brussels for s: airs, 3 ply. Superfine, Fine, and Common Ingrain. Plain nnd Twilled Venetian for stairs, hulls, etc. Druggets 7-4. 12-4 and 10*4 in width, of every variety of patterns, Hearth Rugs, Parlor and Stoop Mats. TaUcsnud Piano Covers, Silver and Brass Oval and Octagon Stair Rods, Stair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. Os every width, from 1 lo 8 yards, for hells, dining rooms, steamboats, saloons, eic.; Rosewood, Mulmga-, ny nnd small figure 1 Furjiiture Uil Cloth?, 4-4, 5-4 and. 6-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for stairs. Curtains. Silk and Worsted Damask DeLaine, Worsted and Linen DnMask DcLaine. Figured and Plain Damasks. : variety of colors. Whin* and Buff for Shades. Window Shades. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland, and White and Gold, entirely new Mylo. Cord. Loops, Tas sels, with all the various Trimmings fi-r Curtains and Shades. Gilt Cornices. Bands, Loops and Pins, of tin* greatest, variety nnd patterns, of the latest importation—all of which will ! be sold.at wholesale or retail.on tlx* most liberal terms. W.M. 11. GI'MN, Agent. nov 9 150 Congress and 37 St. Julien-st*. AGENCIES. The undersigned is \io*nt for the sale ol jj [({jGeorgia ISttrr Mill Slone, dressed j (4l{[ho] and furnished with uli the necssur \ Irons ; complete for running—is also prepared to ! furnish French Burr, Cologne aud Esopus Alill Stones i of every dimension. AVUtlcr’a Patent DMre-Proof Safe** AT MANL’F\CTi:nF. s Flunk*. ; Burns & Griswold’* Sea Island Cotton aud Cotton Saw 1 Gins. Taylor’s patented Georgia Straw Cutter, tho most competent of any in use at present. Specimens of all the above tube seen at the Ware-house, 171 Hay-ST,, Savannah. feb 3 (’HAS. 11. CAMPFIELD. MORE NEW BOOKS. 1) EOEIYKD by S. S. SIBLEY, Tuesday. Sept. 2oth, V 1553 - The English Soldier in the United States Army. 1 The Adventures of Mr, and Mrs. Sand Bovs, who ; came np to London to enjoy themselves; by 11. May [ hew and G. Cruikshank. j Tho Kicklebury* on tin* Rhine: by W MTlmekeary. ■ Faust—a Romance of tho Secret Tribunals; by U ! W M Reynold*. David Gopperficld the Younger; by C Dickenp. The Life and Adventure* ofChnrlcN Chesterfield, the Youth of Genius: by tin author cf Petticoat Govern nu*n t. &r. Tin* History of St. Giles and St. Jamos; by Douglas Jerrold, Esq. J. FenninioroCooper’s Novels. The Gulden Eagle, or the Privateer of'7o; by Syl van iis Cobb. Jr. Tito Countess of DeCharney, a Sequel to Six Years Later; by Alexander Damns, limn urn's Illustrated News. ’Z lcason’s Pictorial. For sale Ht No. 135 Congress-street. sept 21 \TEW HOOKS.—Lee llnufz’ last work—Helen X aud Arthur: or Mi**s Tlnisa's Spiniiln: Wheel. Isaac Laquedein, by Alexander Dumas—lllustrated. Rodeuck the Rover: or the S| irit of the Ma\c. by Li<*ut. Murray. The Roy hood of Groat Men: Intended as an example j to youth, with Illustrations. Father Gavazzi'sLectures in New York,with Ids life, ’ and Reports of his addresses, in Italian, to hiacountry men in New York. The Dressmaker nnd Milliner's Guide.and Report <1 the Paris. Ixmdon and American Fashions, by Samuel T. Taylor. Six Years Later or the Taking of Bastille, by Alexan der Duma* Ri*l King the Corsan Chieftain, a Romance of the ocean: by Harry Hu/.el. Barn urn's News. No. 28. Ou* Howard—further supply received Lv julv 13 .1 1! ( I IIBP.DGE 1> ECEIYBD pei i Apples,2o do. Potatoes, 10 do. Ihi-ker’s Patent j Helf-rai.-ing Flour, in 6,12 nnd 24 lb. packages: 3 bill*, j extra Pig llama, 2do do. Pig Pork. 1 do new Halifax Pickled Salmon. I do. Tongues and Sound*. Fulton ; Market Beef, Smoked do., now Mackerel, Ac. For sal • I at ALEXANDERS. t*pt 27 Cor. Bull an 1C ngr.*sr*>- . Monument sq. MI>EIUTK-UIPARI'IAL..ISDEPBDEST~J VST. SPIIISa AND SUMMER CLOTHING, FOR IxM. Geo. S Nicliols. , . HAS recently recently returned from i /flDiffjlfi Now York, where he has been selecting ! I n|t|/yand having made up h s * Spring and i LiUIL/suinmerCiritlting, and invites bift friend* aud ! customers to look at the I’dJowing which are good and fashionably niad‘nnd offered on reasonable tertus. Men’s Clothirg. 75 Man’s Blue. Black, Frock and Dress Coats, 750 do. Cashmeret, Drup D’Ete, Merino, Alpaca,Tweed Planter s L inen, Crc.ua Linen, Grass Linen Frock and Sack Coats. 250 Merino. Alpaca. Linen Drill and Cotton Round Jackets. 750 Fancy Silk, Satin, Alpaca, Linen, White and Fig'd Marseilles Vests, 1 900 White and Fancy Colored Shirts—all qualities. 350 Undershirt - nnd Drawer*. do do Boys’ Clothing. As notice was given that I would go largely into tho Boys’ Clothing, 1 would inform them that 1 have the largest assortment in one Store |n the Southland will i be sold cheap and at one price. 500 Boys’ Frock (.’oats, and Sacks of nil kinds and quality. 700 Boys’ Round Jacketsof great variety. 55ft do. Cassimero, Drilling, Alpacas, Drap D'Ete Pants. 300 do. Silk. Valencia and Marseilles Vest*, grout va riety, 250 do. White nnd Col’d. Shirts, from sto 10 venrs old. 75 Small ChiLlren’s Suits, Kilts, and little Sacks, as sorted. Also a goul supply of Boys’ Drawers, in fact a com- I plese outfit for Roys of any age at a moment’s notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs. Cravats, .Stocks, Gloves, Suapetipers, Money Bel? ■■. Children’* Belts, Combs. Brushes, Neck ties. Port M-•nais.Curd Case*. Collars, l nibrellas.Salcli els,Carpet bags, Ctstrieh Feather Dusters, Coat Links Shoulder Braces. Caps, Ac., Ac. Those in want will. 1 now find a full assortment of the above at the Cloth ing Store. No. 150 and iVd. Gibbous’ Range. mar 25 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. MRS. DDK, No. 17 BARNARD STREET Takes this met hod of informing tin- Ladi'-s of Savannah and vi /• - y cittity. that she has on band (and illbemnstantly r*veiving m a large and fashionable assortment of Bon- —’ net*. I lj 1.1 >oiis. Cap o . Flowers. Buttons, Combs, Man tillas. Straw Trimmings, ct\. etc. P. S.—AM orders from the country promptly atten ■ ded tfR I’uno oct 2rt AtiRICSLTUKAL VV ARE-HOUSE. 170 BAV-ST.—SAVANNAH. GA. •>y The .subscriber is prepared to ‘V\ furiiislicd Plnnter*,Couutry Mer chants and others, at WHOLE I,K “ r llKl Agvio ultural I in plcmcnts, I Consisting chiefly Os Plbugha, Oultiyator*, Harrows. Corn Sbellers. Straw Cullers. Powder nnd Hand Corii Mill - Fan Mills. Smut Mills, Road Scraper*. Root Puller*. Grain Cradles: * r in. grass audbu-h Scythes; Reap Hooks, l.trri.,, uml I ug lm V lru,n>fs of all j kinds. Mill nnd Cotton Gin Gearing. Mill Pecks and , ! Mill Irons. Saw Guuuners, bale* and screw * for lifting j Mill SU. us. Re-t Dutch anchor boltiug Cloths; lin. gardus A TrumbulFs patent Horsepowers; ri*.i* aud I grain Thrashers of various makers. ilia lie's Patent Ohio Fin-Proof Paint, Hydraulic Cement and calcined Plaster, in quantity: I b*st sperm nnd other Uil* for lamps, paint and mu I . l.inery; pnteut leather Helling, double and single from 2to 18 inches width; stitched, cement.-*d and i cpp. r-vivete.l: India Ruld.erdo.. 3 and 4 ply, ufnll j widlh*; patent hu e ami picker string ljeaMuu-. Copper | Rivets and Burrs. Douglass’ parent M-r-r nnd Suctmn I cL:-.:n Pumps, hvilraulie Ra.ns. lea l wipe to fit; i Collins’and other make.* approved Axes and Hatch- j ets. wood and In Saw . Ames’ Shovels :tud Spades, j Engli.-li patent and cm n Goes, and American best 1 I manufactured llm*.*. of all size*; hay and manure 1 Fork*, ( hi-.d*. Hammer, and Nail*, assorted: garden 1 r'.nd eanfll Wlua-Jh.ueows. eottou wre-hou*e and store j j True-k*. patent platf.r.n, counter and beam Scale.*, ot j > all sizes; Wire Cloth. A*. l'aicr* ttB.\*..N\MLC T *rniMS m cmmmjdatino. V. T ool, Hides, Furs and Boes’ Wax, ■ BOUGHT at all times, and . . and for in cosh at current : market price.*. CIIAB. 11. CAMPFIELD. | feb 3 NEW WATCH; CLOCK, JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. I ts Bnuighton-st., , .rnn MR. FRANCIS STEIN. M.iiiufactnror of ! Chronometers. Clocks. Town Clock*. &c., &e.. i- res pei- 1 Fn 11 v informs bis customer* and the pul-lit -nerally that he ha* fitted up the i Store 148 Bruuuhim.-t., where h- inu- nl.* Jo makea , | permanent location, and carry on the Jewelry business in its various hrr.m he-. W atebes. t locks. Town Clo- k*. 1 Chronometers. Jewelry. Arc., .te., clean..l and repaired J I with dispatch and warranted. New th*hinu Jewelry ! I and Funey Gi .ihl* of all descriptions sold at the lowest • I j-rices possible. ! N. B.—Any Watch, Clock. Ac., that cannot be re- ! I paired hy oilier watchmaker*, 1 pledge myself shall ; he repaired bv me to satisfaction aud warranted. ‘ nov 4 ly FRANCIS STEIN I THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE CLOCKS JEWELED. I • THF.SE Clocks are constructed fat conaidc i rable extra expense* with a particular re !’ K' ir, l t° durability, the most serious ohjec t i*m to the lever—the wearing of the points of the balance shaft and screws, the conse juent increase of friction and decrease in motion after running a short time—being obviated by the use of a polishedstone jewel, straight pivot or bearings.instead M point* to the balance shaft. They are eased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented frames, and warranted to be a* perfect time-keepers as j the best are in use. For sale at tire Jewelry Store,l29 Congress-st. feb 5. BOOTS AND SHOES. jf&ji'l Jo*t received from Philadelphia, a choice **S3***t lot, of Ladies’ Gaiters. Ties and Slippers.— j Also, Gentlemen’.* tine Congress Gaiter.*, Patent Leath er Pumps. Pump Sole Boot*, Ac. Those who desire n I good article are invited to call and be supplied, may IS w. iif.’pt. G CA.MPHINE AND BURNING FLUID. .1 LIST received 20 bbls. of the above, which 1 will lie sold by the barrel or otherwise, attic Vil lowest price*. Arraugemcuts will he eater to supply dealers. jin.’. J. J. MAC BICE. BOOKS ! BOOKS!! BOOKS !!! AT SIBLEY’S BOOK STORE, No. 135 Congre^-street. XA TK RECEIVED *<• many New lt<K.k yesterday, that we cnnimt find timet --numerate them. From “Grave to Gy.” Literary, Scientific. Humorous, and interesting. Wo invite our friend.* to call and examine. Graham** Magazine'for July; Gudey’s Lad vs’ Book; Blackwoods Magazine; Barnum’.* Illustrated N. w.r GlcHPon’* ffictoral. .Ve. june 22 | TCW IJOOIvS ! NEW HOOKS W— ! Received hv 8. S. SI Bid A . Ilmrsdav, July 11th. | Margaret Perrivnl. by the author of “ Amy Herbert, Ac. Edited by Rev Wm Sewell. Father Gazazzi's lanture.* in New York, with hi- ; I Life, corrected nod authorized bv him . If. i .Mauuseu's Serial and Method of teaching the French I Language. Live* of the President* of the United Staten, with I sketches of Remarkable Event*. Helen and Arthur, or MLsTluina’n Spinning M heel; j „ Novel—by Miss Caroline Lee llentz. Life and Adventure* of Vnllentine Vox, the Ventrll- 1 • ..quint; by Henry (kadeton.a most humorous work. j ALSO. A FURTHER SUPPLY OF Yankee Notions, or the Whittling* of Jonathan’s Jack Knife. Bi-autifhllv illustrated. Villefte. by Currerßell. ThoSwninp Stred. The Corsair Chieftain. Hazel’s new Sen Btory. Wild Sport* of the West; by Wm II Maxwell j Major Jones’ Courtship. Major Jones’ Travels. Chronicles of Pinevillr. Roderick tho Rover. Nathalie, a Tale; bv Julia Kaxauab. Six Years Lat'-r. or the Taking of the Bastille, Ac. Ac. FftrwJeat No. 135, julv 14 NEW BOOKS. ]OUTSE KLTON>or Thing* Seen and Heard, a| j Novel; hv Mr*. Marv Herndon. Wild Jack; or the Maten Island Child—a sketch I ‘ from life, together with highly interesting Htories: by Caroline Lee Hentz. [■ Sam Slick'* Wise Saws and Modern Instances; or l What he said, did or invented. Aiitifawatieism—A Tale of the South: bv Mis* Mar tha llaine Butt. Nancy Waterman: orWontan’s Faith Triumphant- • a story of New York City: by C F. Bamingt/m. I.ntilto. llio l’lriit of thoDulf: bv .1. 11. Imirolmm. The Empress of the Isles; or the LaTte Bravo: hv Charley ( lew line. Notabilities in France and England—with an nnt..- j i biography : by Pliilarette Churlus, Professor of the j l’rw I li.llhUi‘. Harry Coverilnle’s Courtsldp. nnd what came of it: ‘ bv the aotlior of •• Frank Fairleigb,” “I/)uis Aron- , doll.” Ac. ,Ve. Nolumol, I'utnnm’s Magazine, bound uoatlv in Cloth. I I urth.r supply of My Novel. Barruim * News. No. 23. Arthur’s Magazine for Juno. Roo.jvoill.y jiiDi-rJ .1 U C'UBBEBRI. UUSIXES* DIKtCTOin. I M. PETTINGII.L& CO-8 ADVERTISING AGENCY, 102 NASSAU STREET, NEW VOPK, And 2Vo. lo State street, Boston. ! P. A Cos. ar* Agents for the most Influential and lar ’ ge*t circulating Commercial Papers both in the United ; Stntand the Canadas. i .-J,. —.rr - NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. IM'IiKKE’K CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEASX OK BAKING POWUEKS, The Cheapest, Healthiest, most Useful and Economical Article, for raising Bread, Biscuit, Fried, (Jruhlte. amt Johnny takes. Pastry, Pud.Buys, Sir : Cukes, Corn limui, d<:., ever Invented. ‘IMfI.S isthomost economical, useful.convenient,m I JL healthy compound in existence, for t übing Bread ! Biseiilt.t akes.Pastrv. Puddings, Ac., with either Wheat l Ryo.lndiun or Buckwheat Flour. It is nnindiq i ofit.le | article in the culinary departments ot every b"U eb t’d 1 establishment, and there is tmCook or Housekeepei in j creation who will be without it after having fairly I tried it. Sold by the principal Grocers and Dru Opinions of tho Press. [ Those who have tried it. have found that the n lv.-r ’ tisoincnt doe.* not vaunt it* pmi-es t*o biglily.— Tail<<- I hasscs Floridian ami Journal. 111. I.', lv. ‘ Ilousokeeper* who have tested the quality of this I powder, pronounce uuauiuiously in its favor.—Lee.'.- port Daily Courier. j It surpasses everything in the way of rising, we ever yot saw u*ed in the baking of cakes Bahway Advo cate it lteui*tcr, April 15.1853. Till* i* an article of such utility in various kinds of cookery, that when i;.* virtue* become properly known no housekeeper that studies comfort and economy, will willingly do without it.—TV. J . P< . May 21. 1863. No one need hesitatetn use Durkee's all important article to housekeepers Republican Bantu.r aud yash mile B Vi,./. /’'• 17. 1*53. W .mid you have light b ead.>weet bread.bread that you run eat with a g. ed relish, do not forget to pro cure Durkee’s Baking Powder, anil you wiil not f- il to havo good bread, cukes, 4v —Troy Indy lanes. J/.iy 24, 1*52. We have tried this art He and can recommend it with perfect confidence.- t/uef-r i. cede. Juiy. l*-)2. Durkee’s Baking Powder we have tt i. dutour h -use and our “better half” wa* astoui.-hed ut the result. - A )'. Dailv Tina -.O t. 23. D ; 52. All good housewives wiil rejoice in and glorify the name<>f Durkoe. after the\ have given hi* baking Powder u fair trial.— Xcio fork Bon. Sept. 3i>. 1- 2. Darken'* Baking Powder, uud •übtedlv thebi-sl arti cle for this purpose that has yet been Ui covered.- .V. V. Dutchman. /IV 12, 1853. The highest eommemlHtions. from hundreds of the largest and most respectable wht.b- !• houses in tin . and nearly every large City ou this Continent, could be give,, iVpa>*e allowed it. it A’ The article i* warranted to give sa'.i faeii-m Orders accompanied with Cash will oe promptly Jilted. I-!. K. DCHKKi:. Solo Proprietor and Manufastarer, W holesale Dealer in Sal Soda. Cream of I’ariar. Sup Curb Co-king Extract*. Wax Mat. be*. ,lc. I .'JO \Y ater—ti i i-;. \e w \ ork nug 17 3m | MEDICI N E C I IE It *. \ largo a *ortment Os Medicine Chests, of pure Mahogunv and Bln. I; W nimit, ut all prb . . fi.r sale *v june 29 J.Vt 11. MOGRBACih i 10.VGRESS VY \TKH, tu -v laVi.iin bark Exact,warranted to t.e genuine,nnd ii-eeutlj bottlisl. A supplv of it is kept eondantlv in ire. ‘ 1 jo 3D \\. W. LINCOLN ,'M<uuuieut-.*qr. j I ill. iMcK EW.IE'S .■•elohr.it- l GuTin—• p I /t ■ l tlntdestr ieti.m..i Rats. Cr-w*. W..p.e*. C-nn*. Ue.. Ac. Fr sale at the Ap..lb. e.n v - Hall, bv July 27 J. k. Di i >RD ‘ ?>A H W AY'S Re.i \\ i:,i i", j-r all puin.’ A he-., supply ju*l received at the Vp .tl.e- a.>'. 11..11. l.y July 27 J. 15. DzF Kl>. nil. McL \ \EN .I- br.it- 1 Liv-r l>il!s. in Si. k tleadaehe and all bilious eoutplnints, thrv are surpassed by n me. A tV-.sh sujq.ly jmt received, ut Apoihci'ary'* Ilnll, by July 27 7 J. % DhFORP, 1 ALL. I ON .31 MUiiiT r-u-l Sm ;ei R.-.Y, ,e 1 eeivodbv .steamer and for sale by July 19 * li. J. GILBERT. / GhllHY BFTT Mlli -Uk-;,. v .-•- iv.vl'lx \ I steamer aud f.r sal.* bv julyl* r. I U PINS* WHITE O'LAIN ri . r aruw” j j just received. SPENCER U l ltR Ebb Act, fib 25 154 Congress st. Gil-b-n Building. | \\ r ill I*K W VSIIKIFS HR I -t 1 .1 r 7 > make sorted size*, just received ands r sale bv apr 27 t. :. IV l.i.t. J 1b \RIiT WIYE- a vi..do and hull cask* l -and b >xes; for sale by A. !'■ N Al. I), ,ini\ 18 Corner of Buy an I u :.i:a\.r-t-- 1m \ Ft iiM'fi RECMINTZ.—Fnmban 1 . Fnrni'uro Chintz, in Bunches and Stripe.* fut Laid QtiU:s ami Bordering, at may 2ii K EM P f ->S &. V EIISTI LLF, . not UI.U AND SINGLE BAKRELLEDGENS~ Just received aud fur sale by mar Hi K. LOVP.IJ,- ”AY.—l2s~bundl6B Ilay, lauding per scUooue 3ut aract For sale by opt 6 BRIOH AM. KELLY AG n A MS.—SOU best Baltimore cur. i llam ing from schr Kdnu ('. -or sale by apr 13 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CQ. ; / ILARET WINK.-50 boxes Clmteau M.nvaux Chateau Latitte. St. Julian. St. Emilllun. For side by (fob 24] A BONAI * lAWS OF GEORGIA. \ few copies of the j late Acts of Ole Legislature of M.o State ut Gear gin. ivoived and li-r sale by S. S. SIBLEY, june 14 No. 1 35. C-mgrcs- famd. II Al E, I. ATIISfTLASTKIL ('EM ENT ami , j Plastering I lair.—A constant supply of the above ! urt i. les for sale by may 13 BRTOII AM. KELLY j CO If: MOM 8 \NpORANUI - I- . ivt Sti urn jer, and for Mile by may 27 11. J. GILBERT. MESS PORK and BEE!. 3u bI.D. new Ml- Pork; 100 bbls. new Moss Beef. ana for sale bv j feb2lJ M KBSTI-.R XP\ LM F.S. 4 91 HOY HAY . . \ Huy, binding persebr. N-.rth S.i i. and i u- Mile by ‘ [joloj BRIGHAM, KELLY A GO. / 1A MPIHN E.—2ft tiarreis Camphiii.- and Burn V / ing Fluid. Just received un.l for .-ale ). v may 5 J. 15. MOORE X CO. Hay.— \ sow : lii ::• m do II i> Til -’ i • and for sale by SEABORN GOOD ALL. July 12 rITATOES.— Vs--w bbls .1.-! -■ Men I'-tn (•>e*. jiwt received uud for sale low bv July 12 SE MIOKN tIOODALL. |;itKSH(lSlli:N lit FT Kit \ND ill EESK 4n kogsand thus fresli Goshen Butter, an l.xo- . Gin esc. artd cask—just receved and for >:•.!<• at ilx- Em . porium. by SEABORN (JOODAL. ; jy t ■ )RI,M trV tv. MIRRXLL*B feast 1 I and Extract of Lemon— fresh sup|-l\ just ren-i v ed at tin* Jjyftj AP il’ll K( ARY'S IIA LL. SY UI P.—3o bb|*. N. w York Sugar House.**>ruj in store and lor sale by may 30 OGDEN i BUNKER. {>• >TAT( tES.- 3oti l.bl-. Potatoes for -ale iTy ~ rftar 17 11. J. GILBERT. UMBRELL VS—At wbolesah* and"retail at ma v 17 BKLPRX A CO’S. CM A I/I. IIA ins. V . -lu-t reeoived. 150 Su ri gar Cured llam-. -mall size. 150 lbs. Fresh Smoked Beef. Bologna Sausages. Smoked Tongue-. Fulton Market Beef. For sale by july 2 ‘. W.G. DICKS. N SPIC I'5S.-- ‘Lieu, l ‘line*. < 3 111 uiinoii. Ginger, Rl spice Nutmegs, Jamaiac Ginger. Ground Ginger. Black and White Pepper .Cayenne. Ac. Cinnamon nnd j Pepper ground fresh, nnd in quantities to suit custom ers. A supply of the above, just received aud for sale I by .1. E. DmFORD. I june 8 Apothecaries’ Hall. lAPIB C OPAL IAN Pi IU.K \Tlo.\s. j J list received, a variety of the Protestant Episeo pal Society of New York. Tracts. Church Catechisms and other cheap and valuable publications. For sale j at the book store of S. S. SIBLEY, aug 10 No. 135 Congress-street. I Cl PKRIOR WHITi: AND YELLOW GREASE j IO For Kail way*. Carls, Heavy Machinery, Omnibus-! ses,nnd all other < ’arrlages; 5 bids and 7 dozen cans of she above Grease, lauding from schr. Virginia. For sale by (mar 24] C. H. CAMPFIELD. Received prh late arrivals—a tuii supply of Duffleld’s StnggA Shay's Oassnrd’s. and : Robison's Hams: nisi, afresh and full supply of new : Grooeries, for sale low at ALEXANDER’S nprlo cor. Bull and Coitgressrt,'., Monument q GREAT ATTRACTION!! NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. I q-HB 8t BBORIBEitS b | Iwy. to rt*t* t‘. i the; 1 nv.i;■ Us tn Smnai,uid bit. ZUt I A Day * ‘unnoticed to open nn • utiro n w FALL \NI) WINTER STOCK OF DRV GOODS, WUi'li. for prt Cl Minot b. wirpMsed; nnd rculd Invite tho ottentlon cf tho mihllo, ,l<: AFm.-eiuie ile I.nine-, Irotn Ift tu 02i cents per yard. Plain Persians do., “ 10 t- t'.’Ji cents per ymd. Figured do., from IS to JO cent-5 per yard. French Mcrinoe*; linglisli do ; plain and figurctl ('•'-. > •.•:• J French Gala Plaids (new styles.) | Chiiuizctle-, liar . Chttittilla Veilfind Cambric In.'erting- and Kil lings, j besides Prints, brown and bleached ShirPutr* and Sl.v.tings. Flnnn ds. Denims, Ai ° , For sale at J. Jl. COIIKN i CO.'S. ! 1* 1 10 Uroughton-strJct. MAKKIAGE. HAPriNESS AND COMPACT* M E. wm is n t f I'll AT w. b.dioblinaiM r. in,* ... t. ,- m- - I dun of life broken in henUh nnd -;n is c.-mpliention of diwases unduUim-uta. ilepmi* • th.-m oftli.*jH,wiTior the-.nj..vmentof life at „ pliV'i. :d health. Im-ynn.-v . f spirits, and luq-j \ -n -.i it v -*f mind, arising from a condition ot LeaP.m.-hould ! b- predominant. Manvof the causes of her suffering- at fir ‘ p.-rln >car- before, perlmp-- dmi-.ggirlh.-.-d.oi the fu-t v.-m-- llßhts 1 /\ Ann: 1 TABS. When tnohito I • . I . UI-! lied bv our kn-.wh- we! b...k back and uioiini.and regret the full eon-.-,u- n os our ignorance. \\ hal would we n -’ -f .-i, give t . , ~,„i\ life the knowledge we el-tain in n r x. .. whatdav* and uightanfaimmsh w- n, j.t u--t In.v. been spared, if Hi knowled, .-was timeh ; 1 - It is MEL iV’ IIQL J’ .1 .V I) ST. t /.’ 77 l\<; Tobohobl the sick lie.— and suffeiing eudun-d t.y nM , m h wife for many year*, from causes simple and •-i :t i lablo, easily reino-lied -,.r better still-not incun. and. if every wife * xi) Morn/:/: , Possessed the iiif.rmati.ii containiHl in a little volume (within the reach of us all - Idcb would spare t her Self jv;.4 ns or M/sE/tr. And to her husband ihc- u-taut l- -il and anxiety of mind, uoee-snrily d-mlviinr upon him fr.-m-i. -i.-’ - : tin* wife, without givim: him the opportun'ft v .1 a quiiing ih .t -i u.pi-'ei.- -■ whieh l.i- ex. rtioi, nr- r-. - -lied, und tliep';s— -i--u -1 win, >, wouldseciir-Hie hap pines* -t l,im*-lf. wife nnd - Inldren. SECURE Tllti li'N.t.Y N OP U 1 1'PIS ESS By becoming in lime I --ed of the km-whslge. tb want of which has enn-ed tho siekuea* and poverty ol ■ In vi ,i,v of such -on-uenee*. no wife or mother i ex.-iisablo if she neglects to avail ber-ilf-.fthat know ; b-dge. in reaped to herself. w| i-li would spare her ! mu-b-unVn!i :. !*• the means of happiness and pros purity to her husband and . outer upon her children that blessing al-vo all price—be il; bv i--die.-, wi* ii healthy mind*, flct knowledge is contained m a lit ! tie work untitled I’ll I! .M \ l! K I Kit Wn.v; AX’S Private 31-<lici>l ( or.iponion. BY DR. \. M.MAI lilCI. At . pn.'icssoii or i't.*i \-::s ok wovkn. Om // Ed lion - I 2 0. P. h. ;.n Ctodx. ‘ [on fink ru-Mi.i \rtu hi.M-i.x-. -I no. First ptiblisheil in L*4. and it 1- t SURPRIs/M, nR HOMO t. pf /.. ( oiihbb ring that wrry l-'< 111 a ie. \ li I In r irtnrrit and iiriiol.inii lu-ri- ncqnirc n full li no wlnlgi-oftlu- nnt ore. 2ia 1 - i avirr ami causes of her complaints, u it li the v arlous *y mji.ouis. ami 1 hat nearly //.! /. F.l MH.I -.V ( OPU S. should have been sold. Hi* impracli.-übl. 100-riv.-v fu!H the vr.ri-.ss sub jo-t* treated of. a* they are -fa nature -Ui- Hy int.n d.-d lor the married.or lliose . ntemplnHng maniam but no female de-irons ..f enj -yim: b- dHi. and li.ut beauty, consequent upon health, which ndu tiey to heruwn hapi-iiiex*. and that ot her hu*band but either I. ism- w-.l obtain it. es ha • . 1 , will iw.-rv husband who has Uie love and ii'fleei i-.il of hi.- w RV n ‘t heart, or that .►! hi-own p.-aiulurv iuti.r- x.-iu. - t UPWARDS OF a.\ 1 HI SDRPh TIP L S.\ \ D ‘OPUS Have been SFST Hi MAIL within the last few month*. CAUTION TO Till’ IM’JiI.IC. hi: sot defrauded * Ruv no book mile-.- -Dr. A. M. Mamie. an. P-M Lib erty St .vet X. Y.’ is on the title page, and the entry in the Clerk’.* Omee-i. il.ebaek of the title page: and , buy only of re-pc. table and honorable deaierr. or send by mall, and a.I t- Dr. A. M. Mauri.eau. :.s there are spurious and-umi-titkn.s infringement, of i-.py right. LIT FA FRY WIFE t.Y/> If USB A \D POSDFJ: No I'tniM ferlgnoinmi-, when Ignor ance U Misery lo (hone u e hithl nem nml tli-hi*, ami xx licit to tli-pt lour Ig norance in wi( liiit our rear L. To enable t ve. v on.- tO-o - ide up..,. Hie indep nsi Uenwssily of ,s, Rising a ropy, „„d that no wife, or mother remain unit-.n... I tip.. :, the nu.iiy cans -s. which Sooner--r later, are a- -m-d h. make fearful ravage.- upon her heallh. uule- guarded against, and that and a!f.-cti..natc hu.-1-and have -•a use to upbraid him self with u-v!.-t -t the welfare of his wife —a pamphlet of tniriys-x pn;i-. e-mtaining full Title, nap uvd Index of t hnf-nh. together with ex tracts from the book, will be -ent free of ch.cn,,■ h- anv part of tho United Suite-, by ad-hv-r-iiig, j.. t p .id a.- lierein. When Knowlt-ilg*’ i* I!ft|>|iiiiCH*.M!s culpitlilc to lie I ignorant. ffTUOn receipt of Dolbu .for the fine Edition, extra binding,. -The Mutnin. 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CONFECTIONARIES. nPHE subscriber b.-gs leave to inform lii.- friend* and | Hie cilizon* generally ot Savannah and it* vicini ty. that he ha* purchased the. interest of Mr. New c.mnb.in the Conteciion in liitliertoowned by Neweoml A Rice; and that he will eontinue’to immuf;.i l ure. and keep always on hand Fn sli nnd Fnrc (dufi-H h.nm it *, Manufiu'turcd from tin- l-st materials, and roitif-ri* ing every variety of o,indie*. Sugar Flum*. A-. \e, Ac French Confectionaries, Lemon Syrup, Syrupe for Soda Fountains, * Together with every other article in hi-line, alway instore and for snleat wholesale and retail.on t h-most reasonableh>nns. T. C. RICK, no If S. E. Corner Broughton nnn V. liitak.-r-str. 4 BDOBIIN Ui st PPORTEBS. ‘ j \ Horn’* improved elaßtie Utern Abdominal Sup porters for Prolapsus f!tori: and the elastic Abdominal Supporter, or JJodv Brace, for both sexes—for weak ness, debility, pains in the buck, corpulency. <fv. JOHN’ B MnOßt: A CO . * uplift Gihlmn.s* Building. . NO. 109. TRI WEEKLY $3, run It, .SOAP, A.C.—IOO 1,1:- Bait.mure ; 1 lb .ward *tr.--t llni:‘.ft Hin.n, Smilh'e do. M l . ; un- Heunes re Flour. ; B.Mlet’- Family Soap. 5o do Patent Mould Candles, lbft do Adamantine Candles. tt torch For snlo 1 y nn : b-rJ I; a PALMES. i UI ’.re lb l,;qi ,1) mii.DER, n J 1 ble and Ornamental j It e i with Uii* , 1 “ nl 'e- me firm, and I “ . “ f ’y - - nfter being joined, for J I DtFORD j\ \ VM> I 1,01 It. . . bale* supeikTr BAD! LFOBD, FAY & Cos ( “ ■„ ‘ s. x GOOD ALI | Mt -V\ 1 -s \ I 9 ‘ - mule . wan,,,.:. . \\.. msim-xerx • J E DeFORD VfOStit ITO N Ll !, l' r KEMITON A. x'hKsTILLT*. x* 1* VSONARL fiftftDS. - l inbu-lb * Fni a n S--1-. and 1 a: Is. at ’ -’ KEMPTON a 1 : 1 11.1.1 - in-: pi:ni)if k..\ i \, , j.in,.; allJ I I “i'’ Gin - \,„ huti.'-. Fa . 1 r-h Mustard,Ca 1 per.*. Olive.*. SardinCs, Ac. f.. r sale by ’ 111 ‘ M I> \ I:u ‘•‘N’; ■’ GAI. .’ 1,1,4- just re • IPAI . I iI'TTEU \\l) < HIII-’.SK l.eceivod pi I l -tt-MiiiT Aim. i.a fie.-l, supply Goshen Butter :.ndi hees.c. fr sal- ; ,| the old stand of the Inq oriun °y jj ly 7 J_ SEABORN GOOD ALL. ( ) ‘’ r \ ‘’ ! luU h,v -’ T- ner-.-cOats, inline _J CIT AS. If. CA hvtitt D I. ttl.sii DROPS. Jujube Facto aud J" l ’ • AroTJiEwrts mu. QVICKSII.X i l i-j ., .1 ■l.'llN H MOOnKlt CO. “J OibbotoXßulUang. 11l TTI l: IM.. 111 I . . > 11: ! .. l.r;— nn.l firUtiiK Oil -h.-ll IIi.IUT I-. til kin.l.w I 1 1. ~1 do.; 1..,,., •(Mhi’ i 1 ’ ‘ Alßhnina, and Inr enlc Sr.ABOIINIIOODAU.. I V”. l! ‘ ‘ 111,1 ‘ 1 I*’t nnd I 111,, li.-l, ! j •"■i 11.-. till- da; r.Mdvud per studn. r Slnridn; for 1V W. W. LIXCdIA. o i-.1111.1TZ, \'|l s. ,l • \ rmvuKßß l-renuwt i"x ----1 ’ -lv 1.. r 11... .. (nil in,dr, f,..,n inij-ort.-d mnn- I -arrant*..! full 1,, “"d a “ u, UNCOLN. MomuuonUqf. I, AKIt \'S TIC Klll-ll |.;ltOI s. fr,:.], 1 I mi| l.li .01,1- ..I. Ithl ml i..r|,nralh,n fi.rtlifllnlr. juat ricriud and for aalc liy joiin n. vrooKK j; co. *" ° Gibbon* BnfltHny. A1 ‘ V's‘ V’ ‘ b * Tr,ls l'riun‘ N. O. Uotaue* - l.y OGDEN if BUNKER. IIV TT M‘S a: CIIKKKE -.1,0.1, |., . II -t-nnu-i l of Guahen and low-priced Butter Fm c-rium ‘'i y “ ‘ reieivcd and tor pale at the au "' ,0 _ SKABORN 00ODAI.L. j IK.MKXT. ■ Ml.. l|.,rr U i„ l . • Hydraulic Co* l nicnt. landing ands. r -al.- ly UHIHIIA >l. K K1.1.V It Co il!'.- ; land—y lri..u Miamibip state of Georgia. For pule by nu - OGDEN A Bi;\K ER. I >ue. V.-VOI. fill-. ... ~ , I in!,, and E , .0 >1 1.n11i.. In ni St. .Inlms. X. 11., ladlln; fr, m brr_- 11. VI. Charlton, ands. r-dr by ■licit lll IM, KET.LT A CO. Negro cloths.- sojjoo r,„i. :,,,,ii„r X.-ifro Clotba, jftsl tvral,. I and fnraalo ly 5 1 I- l.tll-r IX t V kRBTILLE. I\\ o T ®, H ; 1 brkitia low priood iuTunr.nnd"?* f !trklna,..,>l„„ Itnttrr. .In . r. , „iv, and and ior Mil* al lbr Emporium, l.y 11 SEABORN aOOUAtt, | *-••*•:- V IKIMOVS |an linrfn m 1 steamer Kluridn, and for wde bv 1 1 ii .i.tiiLnn.r. PM.OC IC. - , • . , fresh ground iriour from Cun 1 nil,ilium a .Mill*, jueturrivrcl. Knraalrby 11 OOUEN a TABS EB / 1 >I - I I'll, viarkrfrl and iI. it him. ;,i I rrrrivr.l and vg f " r ’"lrby [dnglrl H. J.GILBERT. O.XIOX- ...f fresh supi ly, roedvi i by .t.amrr and lor aalolty [ug 16] 11. J. GILBERT. I I 10 lad, primoNoruS Rfror Hey. iaud -11 ins lor s. hr. Ilrrr.. I, l.v ■” ■ niCEGH AM lv I ‘.I I V ... Cos MOL.ASSKS._nti bbl". Forlhutd Syrup; M db ol.t.itr x,. urlcauad.. E,,r-t,lrly 111 WEBSTER A I’AJ.MKS. J', iSS a b-lnu and. pooKs: hooks:: kdoks: : 1 >. ! bv M-ster-lav’p steamer a large assortment of new and interesting works. We have not time l-.pat tmulnnze. Call uud examine. S S.FIBI.KY, No 135 Cm grew atrwat. AFI OCA. HobinMn - Patent Barley, tyra stnnli. 1 and Farina; fn-h supplies, just rec eived, and for ! .*e|it. 1 , J. E. Dr FORD. \>D> <’i FEE.-—2OO ba -I r sale bx II. .1. GILBERT. I )B1 ilOhS.- lftbl.it- I'. taliie-: get,,,] •|naiity 8 For side by [aug ft’ SEABORN GOOD A LL. Ni ft i l•: R, 50 bl I* uj t rfiue Baltimore Flour tr> ui new \\ beat; lauding from scJir. J. \Y. An ilerpoii. mid for sale by i’ J.GILBtiKT. ATUL’S.— 4o barrels Do-uestie Pntotoea, for snlo bj SEABORN GOOPALI, X ing thid* drty per steamer Alabama, from New York and fur sale by U’ OGDEN .\ l l \Ki.R. n A ‘ • me Eastern Hay . Laudit) trom brig Fhilura, and for sale 1 y BRHIH \m. kELLY k CO. biA MA K li. LT BEfiFr-20 £al I barrels for sale by ’ft’- 17 11. J. GILBERT. plltMYc.’ FLLTD ai i Cafiiflbefie. for raj© I I ) J ii. MOORE A co, ’ Bu / 10RH A .Mi Otei s. , r aide to arrive, a] tiy \ ‘ to jungo OGDEN & BUNKER. ‘ II >1 IlKt Eli ED.—A lot of line und small Sugar ft cured Hams. For sale by K WON A UIL ( 1 VKri - I'O .| -. \ I i.<>\ ELL o.\iO\s in i... ands. e aale by • 1 ’ If. J. GI LBi \\ Hu ELI. i it. a i .."no lbs. \\ bite j.end, pure T aud N-. 1; .-oft galls. Lin.-eedOil; now lauding and for sale l y RU , - t -'oli.N B. MOORE & CO. | ‘” ‘ ’• egbt.i A Ibe Auto or 1 ii.. g< • ipn . \ Hi- I • i’datuveof the .state ol’Georgia of and -2; received aiul for sale by SIBLEY . |l|ir ‘ “ Xo. 135 Congross.street. Bl OF COFFEE-A regular au -1 ipi.\ ot 111 MMl'I/8 IMPROVED COFFEE IS , SENT L, which has be en tested, and has given satis fact ion. W ben used with Ground Coffee, it possesses siieli strein ih, flavor, and clarifying qualities as to make a saving <J ; 4 per ecut . Fut up in foil pack age-.. ig rents each, warranted to please, if not, the money will be refunded, as it is sold on the warrantee -f the manufacturers. W. O. DICKSON 22 Whitaker *t., ccr. Drcnghton Lane.