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®je iitPiiiifiiHj) €wtfiit§ SttttiwL VOL. 111. DAILY PAPER $4. Siuuuutitl) C'liniiiii] Jnurnal. M'.ll.V I* \l ,|, li. - - *! • 1.. *N • \ . BY .1. B. CUBBEDGfI. THOMAS W. i- WK. Bdftor. A l> V KUTISI X It AT ICS. Advertisements inserted nt the following rates, — j FOR ONB SqUARK OF TKX LINES. One Insertion, $0 60 I One month, $6 00 Two “ 1 00 Two *• 10 Oil Three “ 125 | Three *• 12 50 Four “ J. 50 I Four “ 15 00 ! Five “ 1 75 Six “ 20 00 One week, 2 00 | One year. 30 00 fi ir C mtr.iets fr yearly advertising may bo made : • n liberal terms. a Ivertisements inserted at the usual rates and Strict earn taken that they bo published according to ! 4 w. All alv •rtis-'-n • Os from transient persons, or stran ger-\ to be paid for in advance. T!i • privileges ofyearly a Ivertisevs will be confined rlgl 11 vto their regular business, and all other adver tise neats, not pertainiug to their regular business, as agreed for. to be paid extra. All Advertisements sent to tills office without dirvti ms as t * the number of insertions, will he pub lisliel l-lily, until ordered to be discontinued, and charge l accordingly. mi jiiim. . . - •... —r*-i. FRIDAY, OCT. ‘-28, IH5.{. The first locomotive built at Chicago (Scoville Si Sons, builders) made a trial trip i>n Saturday. The machine exceeds oxpecta t.itions, and ran a portion of the distance at a rate of a mile a minute and from Geneva to Chicago in l. minutes. y/Uft” The sale of the leal estate of the late Samuel Adpletun took place at Boston on Thursday. Thirteen estates brought an aggre gate of $190,000. :7T#** The .Newark Advertiser states that Air* W. 11. Webb has been commissioned by the Emperor of Russia to build in .New York, a hundred gun war ship furnished with a steam propeller as auxiliary power. £■•_&** An effort is about to be made to esfab- : lish “an Irish Republican paper” in Boston. I*. P. Slane, of South Boston, agrees to give ■ One hundred dollars annually until it is thor oughly established. Enterprise* Prof. Jewett startled some people with the prediction, that the late comet would impinge in its orbit on our oarth, and consequently, it was feared, bo the cause of considerable damage. So far, however, was this from frightening the Yankees, that a company of them was made up tit emigrate to the new country, as soon ns it should ho annexed, and were amazingly disap pointed, that it passed by without taking them aboard. They told us they would have taken up itith its tail, if they could not have gut a hold of any better lots. Oil Spring in Virginia. Anew petroliuin, or oil spring, it is said, lias been discovered in Western Virginia, near the forks of the “Hughes river. Jt was found in sinking a well for salt. Instead of salt, how ever,the spring commenced blowing out mineral oil. and has so continued to furnish it at inter vals up to the present date—about fourteen gal lons of oil being produced every fifth day. Sawing AYood by Steam. Two young men of our city have constructed a boiler and steam engine on the same princi ple of the steam fire engine, which they can ! wheel about from one part of the city to the other, and when they receive a job tosnwwood, can raise steam in about ten minutes, adjust their circular saw in the mean time, and in half ; an hour cut a cord of wood in one or two pieces, I as may be desired. Tho whole machinery does ! Hot weigh over live hundred pounds, and may ‘ l>o regarded as a neat improvement and a sav- ; ing of much manual labor. —Cincinnati Unzcttc. Caution. A writer in the Boston Medical Journal cau tions the public ogainsttravelling lecturers, who oruiso tho country over, “explaining the prin ciples of vision,” and peddling certain exhaust ing cups, which promise great relief to those whoso eyesight wanes. Ho has examined tho subject and the cups, and pronounces the latter Hot only worthless, but positively injurious. Ilydropho bin. A boy about 10 years of age: son of Amos Miller, of E. Brunswick, Schuylkill county,Pa., died from the bite of a mad dog on Tuesday of last week. Ho was bitten several times in the hand about four woeks ago. The first symp tom! of the disease were felt on Tuesday morn ing and death followed in the evening. Ano ther boy, the son of Mr. Zuber, was bitten at the same time, and is now suffering with the disease. Penitent in ry Labor. Resolutions have been introduced into the Tennessee Legislature, declaring that it is tho true policy of the State not to permit tho labor of the convicts in the Penitentiary to be brought into con petition with tho mechanics of the State, and providing for a change in tho pres ent system, by which convicts shall be pro- i vented from being taught the mechanic trades. I A Hint. A cotemporary says—“ There is a man up in our county who always pays for bis paper in advance. He never had a sick day in his life— never had any corns or toothache—his potatoes j never rut—the woevil never eats his wheat the frost never kills his corn or beans—li> i babies never cry in the night, and his wife never scolds. Reader, have you paid the printer in advance.” Liulivs Mill! Souls. An American travelling in England, sets it down as ono of “tho sights'* of that country, that lie actually saw ladies with nnf.es—whole soles such as are soles. “I saw one,” says the astonished traveller, “who hail a sole between herself and the ground which was actually half an inch thick, ft was a rainy day, and she (in her good sense) had provided for it.” Well, the English are an odd people, and perhaps their women i/o wear shoes with soles half an inch thick; but a traveller who has any rogard for his own reputation had better not report such wtprios to our American Indies. YViey Certainly will not credit tho statement that English la dies wear such vulgar things, even when the streets are ankle deep with mud, snow, or slush. Golds, aches, consumption, death itself, could not force tli m to adopt such a ridiculous fash ion. The right to wear stout, water-proof boots is indeed a male prerogative, which the bolde.-t champion of woman's rights has not yet invad ed, so far ns our information extends. The Exploration of the Amazon Riv - er. A letter to the Herald, dated nt Bara, (Brazil) upon tho 19th ult., contains an account of the Progress of one of tho vessels employed in the Amazon exploring expedition from the time of her departure from Now York up t” llio period of her arrival in the above port. When within twelve miles of her destination, the vessel was run upon a sharp iron stone reef, through the ignorance of tho South American pilot, and she would have gone to pieces wero it not for the exertions of the commander and crew. The pilot ran away whpp ho got on shore. SI vigil Killing with a \ oiuig U iilou < Snow had fallen; the young of the village got up a grand sleighing party to a country tavern at some distance: and the interesting Widow Lambkin sat in tho same sleigh, under the same buffalo as myself. “Oh ! oh! don't!” she ox claimed ns wo came to the first bridge, catch ing mo by the arm, and turning her veiled face towards mo, while her little eyes twinkled through the moonlight. •• Don’t what?” 1 ask ed ; •• I'm not doing anything.” *• Well, but I thought you wero going to tako toll,” replied Mrs. Lambkin. ••Tull!'” I rejoined:what's that?” “Hew!” exclaimed the widow, her clear laugh ringing out above tho music of the bells. •* l>r. Meadows pretends he don’t know what toll is!” “ Indeed, 1 don't, then,” I said, laughing in turn. •• Don't know that the gen tlemen. when they go on u sleighing p.u tv, claim a kiss as toll, when they er<-- a bridge? Well. 1 never!” When next v.e mine ton bridge, and 1 claimed the toll, the struggl. -of the widow to hold the veil yvore not sufficient to tear it: an I somehow, when the veil was re moved, her face was turned directly towards toy own, and in the glittering of the moonlight, the horse trotting on himself, toll was t aken for the first time in his life by Dr. Meadows. -n wo Caine to a long bridge, but the widow said it Was no use to resist, and she paid up ns we reached it, without a struggle. •• But you won't take toll for every arch, will you, |b„ i..r /” -he asked. To which the only reply was a pra- ii cal affirmative to the question. Did you ever, reader, sleigh lido with a willow, and take toll at the bridges! Curiosities; of <!>ttu-Sli| Wound-. Captaiu Hall, of the lord Regiment. wa< wounded by a ball whit li passed between the 1 upper part of the larynx and tho termination j of tho pharynx, without causing much farther j inconvenience than the loss of voice. In this instance it must have been the superior larvu ge.i! nerve that was injured, ami not the re current, yet the voice could only ho heard in a whisper, and was not completely recovered for years. If a ball should lodge in the tra | chon, it must bo removed by the operation of lyryngotomy. if the original wound cannot be j enlarged : although llircli, says Christopher M roii, hung up a man wounded in this way, i by the heels when the ball dropped out through : tho glottis and mouth. General .Sir E. B.iekenham. who was killed ! at New Orleans by a bad which went .through the common iliac artery, had been twice shot through the neck in earlier li.e. The first shot, which went through high up. from right to left turned his head a little to the right. Tho second shot from left to right,brought it straight. He had ever afterwards a great respect and re gard for the doctors, and a strong feeling for the wounded. The recollection of that regard. ; and tlm advantage derived from it. has made us sometimes think it might, he advantageous f,.r the unfortunate, as well as for the doctors, il 1 ‘•very general could ho nt least shot once 1 through the nock or tho body, before he was j raised to the command of an army in the field: 1 for there is nothing like actual experience of suffering to make men feel for their lellow ereatures in distress.— London Lan< ■<-/. The Springfield Ilorsc Fair, SniiNi.FiKi.n, (Mass.) (let. 22.—This is the j closing day of the National Exhibition of Horses. ! which has thus far been very successful. The i total number of animals entered was about 500, j most of them very superb. Yesterday there ! wero about 5,000 persons on the ground, inclu- j ding many ladies. There was a grand proees- I sion of all the horses, which excited much ad miration. The favorite was the stallion “ ('as- j j ‘ins M. Cla£,” belonging to Mr. Godwin, oj* \ t ; ! ork. At one o clock a collation took place in ■ j tent, where about 800 sat down, and a speech was made by M. 1\ Wilder. Esq., President of Ihe day, who was billowed by Gov. Seymour, ; | Abbott Lawrence, John M. Bolts, ('. I*. Jlol- ! comb, of Delaware, and others. After dinner j 1 the premiums were announced. The first pro- | | imu in (s2oo).for tho best stallion of seven years ! i ;,l "l over, was awarded to “ Cassius M. Clay.” ! All the oilier premiums were for New England i ! >nd New York horses, except ono of 8 lot) for ! i the best span of fancy horses, which was award- ! led to D. Sanderson, of New Jersey. There ; were no. entries from Pennsylvania.* Tho re ceipts of the exhibition have been about $ 10,000; the expenses about 8,000. To-day tho premi um horses arc to be exhibited, and after that a sale will take place. J)I BULH k (AA HEY, clotiii lilts’ and; MERCHANT TAILORS, WARE-ROOM. A. A*. Corner of H hitaker ami lirouahtnn-ets,, Savannah* r IMIK Subscribers, in announcing to their numerous X customersand tho public, the arrival and opening of their Fall and Winter Stock, felicitate themselves on the advantages which their re- j cent purchases enable them to offer all who desire to ! select their Clothing from an extensive assortment of ! the choicest goods, made in the most FASHIONABLE STYLE. These goods have been purchased under the person- ; al inspection of one of the proprietors; and availing j t hetl, selves off;, voraMccireun,sin nres. t hey are enabled j not only to warrant them in quality, but to offer them at sucli LOW PRICKS, as must distance all competition in tin ir trade. | The following enumeration is made fur tie- hem-lit of i Gentlemen in the country, whose orders will me,-t ( prompt attention, and who. when in the city, are re sportfully invited to an examination of our (h,.,ds. GENTLEMEN S CLOTHING. FKOCK mid DU KSS t *• RATS of every quality. ** *’ ** “ in block, blue, brown, green and olive colors. I'.IHN ESSO RATS. in great variety, viz; Tweed, Cloth, | and (’as imeie. Frock and Business C oals. PA NT AI (GO NS—Black Doeskin ala great variety of | prices. i Block and la,icy Cnssimcrcs. at a great variety ot prices ! - DraliD'Kte, •• •• , White and Faney Linen Drills, “ | Fanev Marseilles, •• • ; VESTS- -Black silk and satin V. 4s. Fancy silk White silk, for party. “ Whit- . Itiilf and fancy Marseilles Bmhroidered C loth. Velvet and Silk in great variety FURNISHING GOODS Furnishing Goods of every description forGentlo nicn's wear—eon.-i-t ing of scurfs, cravats. A\ alert', ml tics.'Prince Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, cotton dm.sunpcuUors, halflmse, gloves— all kinds best quality patent yoke shirt-:a fiuea-sort mc.nl of Dressing Gowns, Umbrellas,Cane.-. Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Port in- mien. etc. etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest and I sash iomthlc styles. Trunks, Carpet Bags. Valicen, Hat Boxes, etc. Merchant Tailoring. The favorable ami long established reputation “Inch their c-tahlishnicnt lias enjoyed, and still maintains, for the style and tiuishof its t/aeiiient* inodeto tinier, o> well as for the superior qtialfij of their Ploths. dura hility of color and substantial workman-hip. it -hall be the constant effort of the proprietors tuill t.. •-••ntiuiic. They invite I lie special attention of I•<.1 ti old and new | customers to the following, from whi< h they are pre j pared to furnish garments, which they will warrant to he nr plus ultra in Isdl, tit and fashion. SIMMS 18 fc IHmI.LY'S best Blue. Black. Bo.wti, Mulberry,Green, Adelaide. Bronze, Combo ami olive j Cloths, ’ Black Doeskin. Block Cassimcre. and a large assort ment of Colored and Fancy Tweeds. LI N I.N GOODS.- White. Ruffand fanev Linen Drills. \ L.-TlNGS.—White Silk and Satin, for Party Nests Black and fancy Silk and Satins. White, Duff atnl Orange Ca. sinicres. Ini Tor in Suit si F"i - Volunteer Companies in the city and throughout the State, made and furnished at th” shortest notice and in the beat manner JHBBJ.E A CARRY. oct 8 * SAVANNAH, Fill DA V AFTKIINOON, OCTOHER 28, SPRING ARRANGEMENT. r r*. TUB LIN Bit IM KM, AND IMIII A > 3$ I'll PHI N STEAMSHIP COMPANY SaosM, 1 CITY OF IMIII. N Dl l,Pill A. now being Built. CITY OF M A NCI I BST Bit. 21 Pa lons. Capt. U. J.. it. h. CITY OF Ul..\B(lOW, ltiDMons. Capt Wm. Wvlie I IDM PHILADELPHIA. City of Glasgow Thursday. Mat 1. 1> ; City “I Manehestor....Saturday , April .*.;.; (‘•ly of Glasgow .“..InrliiY. May H. \s.\ City of Manchester. ...•‘.it nrd:.y . .luno 11.15..; City el t l isgow Saturday, duly 2, Is .:*. FROM LIVERPOOL. City of WnnchiMcr..AYfdu.'-.day Mar 80. 1 s .: City ofGla-.goyy N\ edne-ds.i . \priP.M. Iv. ; Citv of Manchester...Wfdiiesdav. Nl ; ,y IS. |> . ; City “fGla- . .W Wednesday. Junes. I- , City “t Mam h.-tcr.. Weduesdnv. duly i . |s..;; BA I'ES OF PASSAGE. FROM I'liii.yiu.i int y. I ru.M mverpooi.. Saloon Berths •• Dol.lSalnon Berths - ‘..uincas Midship •• -j. Mid-hip •• ...15 I'or ward - 55 “ | Forward “ ..Id “ Including Stewards Fee--. THIRD t I. VS- PNSSI'NGEBS. \ limited number.ff Third PI:. - Passen-'cr* will he ; taken from Philadelphia and Liycrpoo] and found in | provisions. From r.nhid. lj.hi:i...s2i’ | From l.iyerpo..! i (Vrtiti. au-• passage yvill he issued here t<> parti. - wlio are dcirnii- of hrin ing out. I heir friends at | res,mndiug rates. Prali- on the Agents and the Bank of Ireland from ; Cl and upwards. tt,> FKBIGHT ON GiklDS. o- PBIJ TON. Bills of lading for I- from Havre signed hy the . rents there, through h> Philadelphia at per Nn experienced surgeon yx ill he carried on each I ship. Nil g I .nt to the V; nt- in Philadelphia and Liv - r,oo|. Mill he forwarded with emuemy and dispatch. For freight orpa-.-age apply to TlloM NS KICII \i:i)SON. 9 W'aluiitst., Pliila..and iI Bxehnnge Place. \ V. PAPKI.KOItD FA Y .v t i). Bav st.. Savannah. RICH AKDSON.BKoTJIBKS A Pn . ! nprll Live., 1. HERON'S LAlt I>A( IvKTLINK^Mi Philadelphia and Savannah, | Tne following vessels eompri/.e this Line, and will sail about every two weeks, viz : Sehr. dl 1.1 V I 1.1/ N. Capt. Ilicr.rr.. do. and. II IIOLMKS, do. Loim.k. ! do. DAKT. do. Someiis ! do. C. A. 118 BIN BR. <!o. Pi ruts v The N ,-sds are first class schooners, and command. ’ ‘-I by captains ex,.eriem ed in the trade, and who will use their best exertions to give satisfaction to the >hip |M-rs. For freight or .e (having good aieemim - • hitions for pa-.-age) apply to WILLS Si BBPNDAGB. No. 72 Bnv strect, Savannah. IIBBON .V MARTIN. miiVll No. 37 \ • North W l.arvi-s, Philadelphia. PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS. These useful and jii-tly celebrated Birds are ollVml h V the On.'iual Manilla, t urc -. and recnmuiei nle.l to tl,c fax ora hie notice ot the tiejiuty and durability, cannot hc’surpaased. But if beauty was the only ground upon which wv could ! r.vonuncial them, we too would he ready to exclaim. ! 1 we have enough of such. But lmwofte.ido yx. see the : fair form of woman, and the natural beauty which Heaven has so kindly given her. materially ‘lessened I by a drooping form, the natural consequence of sew. I mg in an unfavorable position t Ladies.wo trust that t w ‘- !ri ’ “*‘ *y‘ng two much when yx. tell you. that ! the many thousands already lntruilueed, and in cm,, -taut Use, Hone say aught against them. Address er to (qov 24) J. A. MAYBIt. FRESH BUPPIjI I Vg^'^ k ,/b*"<hip Alabama : 50 drums (small .-izeN Turkey Figs, ® *•!” boxes Cluster RaUins, “tnlian Macaroni,'vbile and vclloyv Vermicelli. lVarl, : Barley. Gciic.-ce self-raising Flour, Butter, Sugar, l’ie- ! ‘lie and Buda Crackers. Pig Hams. Smoked Tongues, Bologna Sausages and Smoked Beef. NV. (J. DICKSON. apr 7 cornor AVhitqkcr stand Brough ton-lane. N" EAV HOOKS.—The Mud Cabin: or the Char aeter and Tendency of British Institution, as il- i I u.stratcd in their effect upon Human Character and I lest i y. by Warren 1.-lmin. j The Forged ’.’.'ill; or Crime and Retribution, liy Pm : erson Bennett. The NN bite Cruiser; or the Fate of the Unheard of,by ! Ne l Bant line. Edith's Lc'gacv; or the Long Wood of the Grange, by the author of Adelaide l.ind-ay. j .lane Setoh; or. the King's Advocate: hy .lames | G rant, author of ** Romance of War.” Are. Ac. ; Tin* Rudiments of Building: t.^ - the use of Arclii • teets. Builders. Draught nu n. Ma> liiuist.-. Bugiucurs. I ami Nb-chnnics; by dolm Bullock. The Rebel Scout: a Koinniiccof tlio American Revo lution. hy Aria A -bland. N'iolet. the Dansouuse:or Courtship and Wedlock, by the author of•• The diet,” ••NVarning to Wives.” Barn mil's News, No. 4U. Putnam's Magazine,for October. BeeelviNl I>v . - r i Cl BBKIXIK .v BROTH KR. AGENCIES.” | The under-igiu and is Agent for the sale ol HUm Lnugia 1C it ir Mill Stone, dressed trail!! anil furnished yvilh all the necssarv Iron- ; , ‘iCiy&ir complete f..r running—is also prepared t” ! furnish French Burr, Cologne and Esopus .Mill Slones ol’ every dimension. Wilder’s S'ntcnt Fire-Proof Safcx, AT MWI fyeTl Itß's PRICKS. Burns & Grltuvold's Sea Island Cotton nml Cotton Saw Gins. Taylor's patented Georgia Straw Cutter, the most competent of any in use at present. ***B|>clniens of all the above to be seen at the Ware-house, ITI Bav-st,, Savannah. < ll \s il. CAMTI IELP. HATS! HATS!! HATS!! adust received, per Alabama, a large l<-t >'f (rim'd and nut rim'd Bonnets, I ni hr el In#, and every variety of Fall and NN inter llats.Pa|s..yc. NN will sol I aletter new style Silk lint, mod of our •wn manufacture) at sff,so, than call be produced iu Suvnuiinli. NN e al-oi-hit disliuelly under.-do.wl, that we make our own llat.s. and put im other makers name in the ‘ lips, especially those that lm\: been defunct for years, .-opt 27 ItELDKN yVil. RICK’S wiLDiminn (iiiiiii owiivi VGitBI. ABLE b* the la-te, and w a nun ted (if used j according to I lie directions, yvhirh are simple.) to j i ••uroidl cases . tCi il GMS andt'dl,|>S. y\ hi< h ar<*wilh- . io the reach ol auy Medicine, besides all >rdiug relict in . otClh'l p. ASTHMA. CATARRHS, and lllto.N t'H ITIS. and heiugone of the most useful remedies in the eat ly stages nt CO.NM MI’TK N . Mr. RICK in placing Ihisarliclc I .-tore the public, claims not to h:iv* discovered or ingeniously com pounded Medicines liil.lu-rto unkuoyvu.or knoyvu only | a.s separate remedies or in hiii-Ii combinations as pre- j prevented Hie lull force ol lhcir bcncticiul effeel-. .Nn does he aver that his COUGH CANDY Ims the approval .-f the ‘ entire Medical Faculty.” or has been hy the-most enli rl.t. ... and Phv i -ieians.” hut he would merely state, that having him self suffered severely from Bronchial Affection ntl.-ii.l ed witliCoiighiliglllld Mglu syveat-.hr applied lie of ‘ •be fa.-ulty “ho-e prescription afforded .-ml, sprrdy re lief and resulted ill such perlcet cure that In- was in j lu, •ii obtain a kuuyxle.lgeot'theingredientsniidthe Miami, r ill Whic h Utoy might he properl v compounded 1 : wi:h-ocar.to give them u convenient tt palataMelomi I --ii.ee which In- has had the satisfaction of administer- ! in. it successfully in ninny ,ascss. The ingredient- | I ot .xhieli this Candy is composed , among which Wild c'lo rry Ml,e principle) nru perfectly harmless, ami I may he taken hy persons of all age# ot all times. , l’lilik my of the h Candle- now offered iu ! -ale. , purporting C be the product of profound u.edi- I research, hut which are in reality the eon lions of genuine Candy Makers.i this nrti.dels not expected i to, lire",dl the ills that llesh is heir to,” but i-peril, liarly adapted to the I. w diseases above uientioiusl. and instead ol Iwdng composed of the poorest quality ■ of Sugar. Infused y% it li is mad** from Sugar in its highest stale of perfe-tim,. and contains well known and approved reni.-li,-. try it. and it# intrinsic merit will rail forth asp,u, tan eons approx iff from yon which , ‘er long shall givo it a popoolnrity m,paralleled in tho history of nostrums. I’riec 25 cents per Backago. K.,. I, genuine paeknge of RICK S CHIGH CANDY w ill hear on (he envelope tho signature , I TO RICB, Cor. Broughton \ \\ hitaker si - Country Merchants can ho supplied hy the Box. .•:u-h box containing 50 , nrkages, at sf, 25. octlO, If \| ElH.\ff t \ IH.ItSIIIR Is a. Bit \\\ - Kits Noxv cpc-niiig per f an. r. n full :.-„n mrut of I ndershirt# and Drawers of Merino. Flannel. r.HI and white French Flannel Shirts and Undershirt# ■ tor servants; Ladle.-’ Merino Shirts. Undershirts nod t Drawers for Bov*. Shaker half- Hose. /c.. for sale cheap | by foct 111 GEO 8. NICIIOL.- I JUIlIF.l! \TK-DI I'.VltTl A 1.-l\ DKPE.V I>KXT—.If ST. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, *1! 1.-...:. Geo. S. Nichols. LJLiI Summer Clothing, and invites hi- friend- and j enst..mers to |.>k at the folloyyliig which are g.H,,| and fashionably made ami offer,xl on reasonable terms. Mon’s Clothing. 75 Men - Blue*.Black, Frock and Dr,—Coat#, 75u do.Ca-luneret, DrnpD Bte. Merino. Alpaea.Twced Planter s Linou, ('ream Linen, Grass Linen Frock . and Sack Coats. ; 2 Merino. Alpaca. Linen Drill and Cotton Hound ‘ Jacket 7 .0 Fancy Silk. SafnY Alpaca. Linen. AY bite and Fig'd Marseille- N , -t-. pun White and lam v Colored Shirt- all qualiti,- ; . .50 Undershirt -and Drawers. do do * Boys’ Clothing. Ns notice yva- iveiitlmt I would g, hugely into C... | Boys’Clothing. I would inform them Hull I have the largest assortment in oii.-Stor- in the South, and yy ill j Im. sold, heap and at one price. 500 B.y Froek Coats, and Sacks of all kinds and | qniilitv. TOO Boy Round Jack.-l-. t leal variety. 550 ,10. Ca-imere. Drilling. Alpaca-. Dr:, x I •’ Bt Bants. ::oo do. Silk. \ alenda and Marseille- A. : cat v„- j 2.u ,i„. AY l!ite and Cefd. Shirt-. I'roni 5 lo I>. years’ old. 75 Small Children's Suits. Kill-, and little S ; „ k-. a i sorted. Also a good -npply of Bvs* Drawer- in ta- l a emu for Boyjofanyiiga at i. moment s notice. | Fancy Articles. i llniidkerehief-. Cravats. Stock-. Gl-v. - Suspeopers. Money Bells. Children's Belts. Cmn’ B.nohe . \,,i. ties. Port Mom,is.Canl('ji*e-. t'oilar--. I inl'ivlla-.S:.i. I. , els. Carpet bugs, i *tri< I, I- alher D„-I. r-. so.-U |.i„k.- I Slioulder Bra, es.Cai s. Ae., A. fho.-e in want xv ill. now tin,l •< full assortment „f the al,ove t the Cloth I ing Store. No. 150 and O'd. Gibbon.-’ Ran-e. mar 25 j AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOUSE, 170 BAY ST SAY NNN Nil. G N The sub-, riber is prepared In ... filrili - lied Bla i . try Me; M-l dßehau and at NN IP l | Ngrie nil .u ni 1 in|lein<-ii| s. Consistin'. , hi,'llv ■ ! Plnti"h.. Cultivator.-. Ilarrm .. Corn Shell,-vs. Straw Cutlers. Bow.ler and Hand Corn ! Al ills. lan M ills. Smut .Mills. |p..,d Scrapers. R...,t , Pullers. Grain Cradles: graiu. gr.os aiidlui.-h Sevthe-: ! Reap Hooks, lamb i, and I'm,,iua line men's of air j kinds. Mill and Cotton Hin Gearing. Mill Bc-ks and Mill Irons. Saw Gumiu.-rs, I ales and screw- for lifting i Mill Si< ies. Best Dutch am h„r Udiiu/ Cl- th-; Bo- ! giirU,is Trnmbull's patent Horse Bowers; ri c nml j grain Thrasher- ~f y arioiis makers. Wake's lbitent Ohio Fire-Proof Paint. Hydraulic Cement and e.-ileined Bla-ter, in qilaißit v : j •‘len.i and other Oils for lamps, pain: and ma chinery: pal.-nt b ather Belting, double and single from 21„ is inches width: stitched, cemented and | copper riveted; India Ruhberdo.. ff and 4 ply. .fall widths; patent hiee mid picker string Leather. C<q Rivets and Burrs, Douglass* patent ■ „„d S , I /W/w. chain Bumps, hydraulic Rum-, lead pipe to tit; I Collins'and oilier makers ap|,roved Axe-and llai. b els. yvood and hand Saws. Ames’ Shovels and Sjuid,-. ) Bn :’.', h patent and ero n llous. mid Am. ri. an I .- • iiuinufaetured Hoes, of all sizes: lniv and manure i Burks. Chi-els, Hammers and Nails, nssortod; garden | and .anal Wheel hare, uvs, rntUm war.--house and .-tor,- Trucks, patent j l:,t form, counter mid beam Seales, ot nil size-: W ire Chdh, Ae. Bl.n • s ItKASUN yiII.K—TKRMS ACCOM MOD ATIXG. Wool. Hides, Furs and Boos* Wax, BOUGIITnt all times, and paid for hi cash at eurr.-nt I market prices. CIIAS. 11. CAMPFI BRD. !>* ___ NEW WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. I l*> Iteoughl ou-st., .AIR. FRANCIS STEIN. Maimfaeturer of | > x ('hronometers. Clocks, Toxvn Clocks,. tee.. Ae.. j jjQ vespe'tfully informs hi- customers and the public generally that he has tilted up the ! Store I ts Brought,m-.-t.. where he intends t> makea ! permanent location, and carry on (lie Jcxvelry tnisliiess ill its vill i',nslTan. il,-,. H nl, h. s. Il „ T..u ri.„'kf. ! Cl,ronoineters..lexvelrv. Ac.. .v<\, cleaned and repaired J “ith dispatch and warrmited. New fashion Jewelry mid Fancy Goods ofull descriptions sold at the lowest prices possible. N. R.-.Aiiv AVateh. Clock. Ae., that cannot he re paired hvntlmr yvat. hniakers. I pledge my.- If shall he repaired by me to satisfaction and warranted. nov 4 ‘ ly FRA VIS ST BIN. THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE v CLOCKS JEWELED. Til I'.SB Clocks are con.-lruete-l (at eonsidc raMe extra expense) with a parlieiilar re g-'iM grd b. durability. then,o-t sci- os objee , IIL-TJB tion tothe l. v, i the wearing of the points ! SA of the balance shaft and screws, the rouse- ! fiieitt increase of fri,-lion and decrease in niotiou alter j running a short time—-being obviated by the use of a |s dished stone jewel, straight pivot or bearings,instead of points t., the balance shaft. They are eased iu beautiful east Iron, ornamented j frames, and warranted to liras pcrf*et litmvkccpors as ‘ tho best are iu use. For -ale at the Jewelry Store, 129 Congress-st. fob 5. New hook-: \ev\ iiookg Received by S. S. SI BLR Y. Tlinrsdnv. July 1 111,. Margaret Bereival. by the author-d •• Amy llerlicrt,” Ae. Edited by Rey NYm Sewell. FatherGaza/.zis Lectiiivs in New York, with his Rife, eorre, led and autliori/cl bv bim- If Mauesea’s Serial and Method of leaching the Fivmb Language. Lives of the Br,*-ide,,ts of the Uniled States, will, sketches of Remarkable Events. Helen and Arthur, or MissThusa’s Spinning AVhcel: a Novel by Miss Caroline Lee llentz. Life and Adventures of Valluntine Vox, the A'ontvll oquist; hv Henry Coekton.a most humorous work. ALSO. A FI UTIIBK >t BBLY OF Yankee Notions, or the AVl,fillings of Jonathan’s Jack Knife. Beautifully Illustrated. A illrttc, hv C.urrer Bell. Th--Swamp Steed. Tho Corsair Chieftain. Haz, Is new Sen Story. AA il.l Sports of the W.-t: hv NN n, II Maxwell. Major.l,.m - Courtship. Major Jones’Travels. Chronicles of Binevilh*. Roderick the Rover. Nathalie. „ Tale: hy Julia Knvanah. Six N,ars Later, or the Taking of the Ihistilto, Ae. A,-. For salo at No. 135. Congress-st. inly 14 NEW ROOKS. IOBISB KI.TON . „r Things S-c, n,„! Heard, a j \. - I: by Mr-. Mary Herndon. Willi Jiu-k: or the Stale,, Island Child-a sketch iron, life, together will, highly inleresting slot ies: hy , Caroline Lee licit/. Sum Slick's Wise Saws and .Modern fnstnm ■; or ! NY lint he sai I. did or invented. Anlifuwati, i-u, N Tale of the South: hy Mi- Mar- ; tin, llaine Butt. : NNaterman: or Woman's I uiGi Triumphant Ia story of New York City :hv F. Ban,ingle, i Laiitte, the Pirate of the Gulf: hv J. 11. Ingraham ! The Empress of the Isles; or the Lake Bravo: hy Charlev Clew line. Notabilities in France and England wilhan auto biography : hv Bl.ilaretle Charles. Rmf, .-or ~| the Baris Institute. I Harry Coy erdale’s Com Iship. and uha! came nfif: ; bv the author ot - Frank Fairleigh,” • l.cii- Arm,- dell.” Ae. A-. N ol,uno 1. But,mm's Ma_azine. bound neatly in Cloth. | Furthersupplv of My Novel. I Barn,in,’- News. jt. Arthur s Magazine f .rdune. Received hv |j„ne7| J. It. CURRBDG B. | GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS. .1.(4. Kuiikin* U 1,1.3!. II in-lit K. L. Sunn,ey, (Sneers as to .1. .\tlu„*n„ ,1 IRITIS Establishment has ls e„ iu s„eee.s-f„l opera tic, fora number of years. The ifmuri. s are 1 w ell opened, and the .Marble is superior to any in the Uui.-d Stale.-. AVe have so perfected our facilities for getting out and finishing'y ork. I hat yveean fiirni-h M> N I Nl KN Is. ‘ TOMBS. TABLETS. II IN lS It INKS, and every tlm, | In our lino „fbu-iuess, hi better style and at cheap,-, rates, than auv yard iu thccountrv. NN lieu il is,-..1,5i lered that we saw our own Marble. | pay no jobber's profit, and no high freight from the North, il will I that wo do possess material nd ! vantage o'er all e..,„peti „rs. AN e cordially solicit our and thepuhlie to ex 1 ami,moor work, and compare our prices will, t ho-e ot I other vurds. b,<l4,re ordering Northern .Marble. Me have,,,, hand :,l yard in Marietta, a large assortment of finished work -Monument-. T..,„b-. where,„ir agent. Mr. G. AY. Summers, yy ill sell at prices, om principal work is done at (Im Mills. Address RANKIN A CO., j Illy IS ly .Marble Work B. 0.. tin. t: o “ Kver> newspaper publishing tlie above adver ti -mc.l f„r 12 months, and sending o-one copy the same length of time, yve vy ill furnish then an i.npo .„g stone of 12 or iff superficial feet deify crcd at Mnri ’ll:, depot. IMIBSII M BBLIKx-i: , iy,-.f,„r .t. N'lju-lif. -New Wheat —Hiram Smith's dmildo extra Geimsseo Flour. Neu \ s Palmoa, in *y No i Mat <*ol, nett Codfish . s.nok,-|Tongues. s,-da Biscuit. Butte,frn.-kers Fancy Crackers. Also. 15 bid# Crushed and Ch,rith-d I „g;,rs For sale by AVAL ti. DICKSON, j sept. 14 Corner NVLuUiker-st nod Broughton Lnjy i;i sm>N iiiuiit TOKv. S. M. PKITINGILLA CdS ADN KRTISINii AGENCY 102 NASSAU STKF.KT. M W VoFK. And An. 10 .StuL-s!r,:t. Il .don. B. A Cos. arc Agents for the most iutiuotiuland lar gest circulating Commercial I‘upers boll, In the United Slat ; mid the Canadas. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. HODGETTS. TAYLOR & HODGE I TS. yvlloi.rsyi.i: .wyxupyoTruers ur PLANISHED TIN WARE, |.S \\ illiaiu-sf., in (lie uiu. NKNN YORK. Tea ana Coffee Urns, Chafing Dishes. Veni son Dishes. Dish Covers, Egg Codiers, Coffee i’ots. Te i Pots. Coffeo Filters. Nurse Lamps, AND BN BUY NR 11, Id. I N lilt: 1 BADE | oct 21 l inos im leu §: i:v^ CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST OR B AKING POWDERS. The CVeti/fc*/. II ■.//• .>/. nm,t I i„l „„d I, ! a- r IHtcnd. IV, and. lirn/dl. . and ( ales’ re,! ‘/La era- hue a f,i{. . ‘IMIIS i-i i.- m : • .rme,! -I e...,y.-„i -and 1 lirallhy eoiii. uiid in exi-leuee. 1.-i v.u-iiig bread I;,-, mi ( akr- B ,-b I'mMiii -. A, xit li either \\ Inal Rye.lndian or Itin kw In al Flour. 11 i> :,u iudispeioild.- ’ arti, ie iu the euliu.ary deparluu-i,ts l , y- ‘ x hon-eliold I estal ‘i I,incut, and liieie i- noCook or ll ,‘,sekeepe, i„ [ rival in xxho will lie vit li, •■, t it nl'i.-r haxin l-u-iy tried li. Sold by llie principal Grocers and Diu_,_, ■ Opinions of the Press. i Th—- who have tried il. I, ,ve luiud 11, at tin- •> i er fi-euienl do,-* not x;,,,,1 prai<e> too highly. / I /!.. iv.eidl 1,1 aud jani u.d. Fe e Iff, Iv.ff.’ Ilmi.-ekecpers w !„ h.'ixet,—te l the qiialitx ol llii powder, pronoun, e unaiimi ‘iisly in its I'.ixnr.- /. ■ /uni /huh/ Fourier. Ii -urpa-ses everything iu the yvavofr,w.-. .-r y, t -aw used il, the baking of , lialae,,,/ , <1 I’ri/isl’ i . 1/', M 5. IV.::. j This i- an arti'-b-••fsueh utility in v.irioii ‘ kinds d‘ • cookery, that yx h,-,, its y irtue> been,,,-properly known | no housekeeper that studies (-••intbi t and •• ‘•n niy. | “ill willingly do wi 1, >„t it N. ) /',■ . Mu Jl. . Is., ?. ! No one need he it:it•• b u* l>nrke.-*s all iinj . rtaot I article t„ housekeepers /.*. /uddiemi r „.,d \ ,Jnull. It /,./. i;. lx Would you h ive light b eid -Meet bread bread that .’ “it Ci, ent “ith i, go,h| relish ,b, n„i forget pro ; , ure Durkee s Baking I'owder. and y • *i will not i ul (•> . liaveg I broad, < akt Ac. We have tried tl,isarli> leand , a„ reeomiiieod il w i li j perfect eo,ilidenee, (Jltel,, < I,'a ;, l/e. dull/. 1 s.-'J, I Durkc-'s Baking I'nxnicr yve have < lied at our house and our “better half” was a.-l",,i>l,ed at the result. : N. }. I il,/ T'not. I hr. j: |v,J. AII goo, I housewives will rejoice iu an I gl •rify the ! „a„,,-of Durkee. after they Imye give, Ids Raking i i I’owder a fair t rial.- w } ■■■ /. Sou. S/,'. ff". i>.j, 1 Durkee s Baking Boxvib", iu,doußti'dlv I lie best arti j ’ el,* f,,rthis purpose that lias yet been di-euvered. V. , [ T. liW,wu, Mi. 12. I vAff. j The highest eon,men,liitin,,s, from hundreds of the j i largest and most respectable wholesale houses in Go-. ’ and nearly everv large City on this Continent, could | hegivon ,rsp:„ e allowed it. | t t)“ The art i>*le i< w.,n-:mted to give sati-faetio,,.- Orders uinuu/i-i ui, and i"Hh I ‘ash will /• firoiii/ih/ idl'd. i:. It. 1)1 UK EE. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, | NN Ie de-jib’ l*,-ab rin Sal Soda. Cream ufTurtar, Sup I Carl, Soda. Booking Bxtraels. NN;,.\ Matches, ,/e. I ff'd Waln-.xln'ft, New York. img 17 ffm CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE Curlaiilis, Ciirtain Goods,&c. No. 150 Congress and 57 St. Julien-stroets. NVV\\\ Till-: SUBSCRIBER would vespntfully i„- r ■■l'Wailtbrm th” public that he has ,m*v opened the pa ,-t eoinplete assortment of all the various styles of GO I>B usually kept in similar establish- I me,its. The stock of the different departments will j consist, in part, of the following Goods, iz: Carpet Department. Royal A’clvet Tapestry Brussels, .Moeet Brussels, Brussels, V'elvH, Tapestry and Brussels for svairs, ff ply. Superfine. Fine, and Cniiintnu In grain, Plain and Txvilled Venetian for stairs, halls, etc. Druggets t',-4. 12-4 and lti'4 in yvidth. of every variety of patterns, Hearth lings. Parlor and Sloop .Mats. Tablc-und Piano Covers. Silver and Brass Oval and Octagon Stair Rods, Stair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. Os every width, from l to 8 yards, for halls, dining rooms, steam Is nits, saloons, etc.; Rosewood. Alnhoga-, „y and small figured Furniture Oil Cloths. 4-4. 5-4 j nmLo-i wide; Figured India Bubher Cloth for stair.-. I Curtains. Silk and Worsted Damask DeLaine. AVnrsted and ! Linen Damask DeLaine. Figured and Plain Damasks, j variety of colors, NN iiiie and Ruff for Shades. Window Shades. Transparent Landscape, Medallion. Garland, and AN bite and Gold, entirely neyv style. Cord, Loops, Tas sels. with all the various Trimmings lbr Curtains and Shades. Gilt Corniccs. Bands, Loops and Bins, of the greatest variety and patterns, of 11,,* latest Importation —-all of v.hi'h will i be suld,atwholesnle or retail.on the most liberal terms. AVM. 11. GU ION. Agent, oct 20 150 Congress and 37 St. Juiicn-sts. T. \V . HIoAUTHOR. Al CO., (BUSN OP TIIK UIU COKfr.K l'OT) W llol.Ks\l.U \NI II ETAII. TIN WARE MANUFACTORY A.MI STOVE WARE ICOOJI. m AVI', have now, and ktup con- Jt) tl stunt ly on hand. ~ full and ex so (-L ‘Hi- u Dumps, lo ad IHpe. Slit-cl Lend, Copper oittl /Am. These Pumps are of-in,pi and everv part p.rfeetlv tit tel -they are so made that they may he taken apart and.-, -gained to,ill the valve’ with out taking up the pipes, or even detaching the plat form, to which the Bump is tu-te„ed. NV. ire al Iliug tlie.el. lirated ICim k Pattern Cooking Stove, for yvn.-L which is bring very exten.-ivelv n • 1 in the city and country. The sue ee-s of this Stove, since its intr-lneti..„ bv has been gratifying- nothing has ever Itccn offered | tho public f-ir cub'uary pnrpo.-es that Ims given such gen eral satisfaction. NN-I. .II take great pleasure iu Showing lids stove, whether you p,„e1,;,.-e ..f ns or not. and we think we can sall-fv vo„ that this Stove i- superior to any ever offered for sal,. i>, this market. mar 24 STORK, N.l :t BA.IIN IHI ST. CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS . s os, DOUBLE Itcfiu. and CiMsh.xlSu “ ■•'"••Cry slalizeil, Granulated Jo.. % $ Luver Grade - Brown Sugar. II !*-. f.u -1. Dark (suitable|hr-. rva,its. So ir. IT D.s. f.., sl. FRESH TE\S Selecteil I d.-I unport:, - J lions, consisting ol Extra llv.-on, KxtruFim-Gu,,- powder.and OtNdoug. Fre-1, Mu-turd, Sardine-. I'i. kh -. Preserves. Sxveet , Oil. Almonds, fanev hoxe< Prune-.. Bran-lx. London Mustard. Peaches. Turkov Figs, extra large’ and tine, and 20 boxes Itai-ins (all lu-tet -v* hole. Half and i quarter boxes -Mace. Nutmeg-. Spices. ,y.-. dint received per steamer 2 bid*. Pig Hants: 50 ; Smoked Tongues, large size; 50 lbs. Itoh.gim Haulages; i 2 bbls. Smoked Beef. For-ale at DICKSON’S, jau 20 (lor. AVhilaUer st. and Broughton lane. SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME. lints tM- Sihull nn.l Li-ki Hoy THE I. idles or Savannah |,;,ve hmgwanl. I t- | JHH get something very pretty |ir their Children in 1 way MAT’ Th’ * eat, now find ... bar tide# at the Clothing Store. No. 09 and lfo Gihls.n's range, where | am m*w ivhg PanaMiu#, Is'ghorn-. China and Din,••,••• Pearl, t ainpeelm Rutland and , an lon Straw, and Palin lent all neatly I rimmed, to At Boyslrnm one to fifteen yearsoM Call and see nmr 80 <IKh.B. NICIIOL9. BOOTS AND SHOES. Jl mt 2<)CNSi:sfin. w..| ealfskin B,s,| ; . Xl2 do. do. p’- - ■d do •b ■ ; ‘lnntrn x ■ and Roots; Ladies’ iu,d UentV Gaiter ” Hoot.-. Ladies* Ties and Slipper.-; Hoys’ and A’m, Ill's Sin'Cj-; S.IHK) pairs Plan la tion Brogans. |'. .|- sale by STALKY* A HENDRY, uct 28 Sign Os the Golden Bugle. Cungres- st. •A- DlO .lvA 1101 su im. ants. . yfYl ThrtS’ hundred p.ltwtd ee,. House I’la,its.hi full otuuprising eh-.aut n--.>rtment i Id/M. yar'nui- and imk* kind-, will be opeued and ol sered f**r -ale this morning'by may 18 AV AV LINCOLN, Monument. i | MARRIAGE. HAPPINESS AND ( (Ml !'. T 1 ; \ I 1.. it//) is nr r IMI AT *'•■ Indiold lli.nx r ■ :V 1 dint, ot life orokt'i, iu health and spirt! **iM • ••eiplii at iou Os di-ease- and mliu.nl s. depriy in ; th. . of tlie poxy er for the oiqoy nu'id < I Ideal an age w 1 physical health, buoyancy ol spirits, ami happy set . il x ■ mind, ari-mg from a condition of! .with.sh'..i : b.- i-redonilnaiit Many ol the ,au<-s of her sulLrr'iugstil fir-1 pci vear- before, perhaps during girl lined..tin* In-I y.>: ■ of marriage - w ere iu their origin so a-to j :. ’ lumoiicoU, and of course neglected. /.N 1 1 IFF ) / I US. NN hen too late to lie benefit led by know led,.e. v*. ! , look lan k and mourn.and regret the full • ••u-eqm u. ■ AA hat yv.utbl xxe net often <;ive to pos-e—. in i;u'i life the ku m ledge we obtain in alter years’ No x* led day -and ,ti Ills ofringuisb we un.’ lu not b .x I been -pared, it'll, kltow led o was timely pos.-. It is V FI t Nr,/../ ) t.v/, STMrti. \,. ITo bultolil the ui K„c and .stiffering endured by n nv l, Me. e, ily remedied-or beitoi -hi. in., oio I.f D7/T t.v/) Morn lit I’o-v-ed tl.o information e. „t , httl. t Mwilliinlhe r. aehofus all) “hieh \x .. | , . : ; , sell )'/•:.1 1,'S OF .'I -/ /.*). And to her hu-lmnd tin .-hud t--.| m l ~m • v . mind, ueee--aril* devolving up.... him h . ~ • lie wife, without gix in : him th. . |.,i: v . j lied, and rlmpn-session „f win. i, w..uld"e, .’.u Vi.. V pii hiu,-elf. xx it.* and • liildn-n. SFt’FFI lilF Ml-: \ \ S OF II \FI .'\ /SS By beeommg in tIIOQ pSS and il,. k„owh-d the want of xx hi. hi... :i.i: ed the i. km - .... I ... oi I . Ihou-ands. In View ofs„ehem,se.|„e„. os. wife or mother . 1 m. sufferin': b.- tl.o moans ,and b .ppim • !nd perily !<• hiTlni-i n.. 1 and confer „|>„ her ehibh.-n I that blessing at. ‘*. .-II price beillby . j,. .. ~| „ healthy mind Tb.d know led i•-eoiii.-iiu. din < j lie work ent it I I I'll KM \lllll i! I) Willi W> I'rl vi'lr Nlhlin, I , innpanio,,. I'.N Id: \ N| \| R K'l.A I. ; JBKiS ‘ ; <. i"N l ix, |* yri i:. i xti; \ i ix- ,x.. .| tin , Fir-t piildid...: in I’ I", and i! i- md SI F i ‘FlslS i, It,; N///./. /.. < on*.ii|ri ii •; ilia, • \ • i y |' iua le. vv Im - lln rni aii icd nniat. can In na< 11i a < u ,u II know I (dge (,’ I tic mil mi c, rli.i r iiclcr anil causes ol lice niiiqd.iiiit., n H I, l li c v ariaiix sy luploni-, aml ( Inn ci Hy II I/. /•’ .1 MU. I.IOA’ ( OF, / .v. •hoi,ld have U-en -old. Hi- lamia- i icaMe t convey fully the v o n nl, jeels treated and. as they are of a nature strict I v i, i. n del f>.r the ,nurried. or those contemplating imu ! .. hut ,n, female desirous of enjoying health, and that ; heaulv. eon-. qiient upon lie.ilth. which is ■ >it.|n* I live to her own happiness, atid that of her Im - ! .I. j but, either Ims or will nhtaiu it, as has or will . or \ j hu.-band who has th*’ love ami all'eelion of his w ife at heart, nr tliat of'hi own pecuniary improvement. I l'\\ .I l,'/>s OFO.M 111 \IU{ /•_•/; 77/0/n i \// niF/FS Have been S/ .XV JiV MAIL within the lad f,y. mouths. CAUTION TO TIIE ITBI.IC. FF \<>T I>/:/'/,’ A FFL.O ! j Buy no book unle.-s “Dr. N. M. .'huirieeau. I2‘d Rif. j erty Street N. N ‘is mi the tide page. ao.I the entry i ill ill.• Clerk's Office on Hie l .o k of the title p i".” anil ‘ luiy only if respectable mi l hoiiorable tleal. is. or j send In mail, and address to Dr. A. M. .'hmii-eau. I as there are .-purious and surreptitious infrin . nient? ofeopvright. /,/■:/’ FA'FF U H7/-7.M.A7) l/FSHAXO Fo.XDFF: ! No cxcii-c I'o v Ignorance, when Igmu - mice is !>1 isc y to Itio-e vu liohl m ar mul <lc:r. nml vv lien in ilispcl our Jg iui anec is wil iiiu oni- n adi, To enable every one tndeeide upon the imh i- e. ‘ /;/r ;im%s7///of po.sscsing :, e .py . and that no wifi-. moilin’ need remain uniformed upon the uiany . .ms | es, which sooner or later, are destined |.< make j. ;,ifu! : ravages ii|h>i, her health, unb - guarded a ...iu-l. and ! that im eonshlerate and affectioimte liusimnd have cause to upbraid himself with neglect of the w elfare of , his wife—a pamphlet..!’ thirty-six pages, containing I lull Tdle-paije and Jude, f nj Font,-ills, together with ex tract# from t In* Imnk. will be sent ./;•<■ many part of Lite United SUltce, by uddre.-.-in p. .-t j ai.l a- ‘ j herein. A\’lien Knowledge is 11;, |,|>i nc>s,* |is cillpnhlcto In* igmnaiil. A7) <hi receipt of OrV Dollar it-.r the tin.’ Edition, extra binding ). ••Tin: N| u;i.ii i. \\ . \. \\- Bmv vtk Al m j teu. Com I'A.w>,\’ i< sent, {inii/ed/'e,,) to any part ot'lhc I United States. All letters must be post-paid, and ad dressed to Dr. A. M. MAI UK KAI. Box 1224, New- York City. Bublishingtlffiee. No. 12'J Liberty Street. New-York. For sale hv Lee N - AVhitnum, Ringgold: IR F. Beimel, Cussville; I loyal Jt Sears. Nl.-Donough; and. A Reynold.-, Duhlnuega: ('. Yduingbloi,.'..Oglethorpe. Gn. in New York City.by stringer .A- Town-end. Adri nnee, Sherman fc Cos, Dewitt .Y Davenport, and Barues j Sr U<x. apr 12 NEW BOOKS. / 1 KEAT Truths hy Great Authors: :i andj t ti >n-’ ol * I aids (o retteeti..ii. quotations nfmaxim-. nieß-i pi,ors. counsels, cautions, tqdio, i-m>. provei hs. ,Ve. Ae.. from writers of all ages and both hemispheres. The Evening Rook; or. Fir,'side Talk on Alornls and Nlanners. with sketehes ,and AYestevn I it.-: by Airs. Kirkhuut. author of •• N N. xv Home. Ae. A . The BibK- in Hie Counting House; a course of Lec ture- to .Merchants; by 11. A. Boaniman. I. |> Rowland Trover: m* the Bilot of Human Life: bo* ing an autobiography of tlm anllior- showing how to make or lose a fortune, and how to make another. The Race for Riches, nndsome of the Bits into whiel, the runners f.GI— six i,eetmes. applying tlm word ol God to the traffic of men: by AN in. A root, lulni-t >r >.| Free St. IVters'. Glasgow ; American edition, w ill, pref ace and notes, i-y Stephen Colwell. The Doubting Communicant Encouraged; l.y Septi mus Tuslin, D. D., late Chat lain of the United States Semite. Second edition. Marco Phußs Voyage, Travels and Adventures iu R.-b.n; b Jmol, Abbot. ‘ J Muriedc lleriiiere’ n Taloof tho Cresciit City. Ae., I Ae.: by \V. Gilmore Simms, author , f the Y'eiu.i -<••• Anieriean Game in it# Seasons; hy Henry NNilli.un ; Herbert, author of the ‘‘Shooting Box,” -ieei St.dk l A Dit lioiniry of Domestic Afedi. i.,e and 110.0. - l.t j Surgery; hy Spcuecr Thompson, M. D-ievi-i and will, addition, by lienrv D. Smith. Al. If, mii .. n t<> |.i do-eph’s 110-pifal. I'Mladelphia. Memoirs. Journal and Corre-pomlence. of I'hoina- ; Moore, edited l.y the Right Ibm. Lord John Ro -it | M. B Bart I N . Cyril la : Tale hy Ibe author of-The Initials.” Harry Ashton: or the Mill ,u and the May l.y the . author of •• Minnietir. v.” “Gn- Howard.” Ae. j The White NA ..If: or the Secret B,oth. rw...1. Ronuuu'e: hv Bun 1 Feval. author of the •• Mv.-terics ‘ Mfiuiy • Law .-on: or the Out Law’s League Ro- I ,nance oft lot hail,: l.yCharlc- R. d>w :„is. The Dancing Feather, or Birate School;.'!; by and. II ! Ingraham. K-.,. Tin* Sri,nnlJ'.dlnw'* First tjunrler a -ift I - .-, k f..r i Children: edited hy AY. C. IH.-haids nudlbusiu Ali. e. i Putnam's Magnzlnefor June. I Baruum- I lluatrah I News. No. 21. I Reeeeivod by |june 1 | J. B. ( 8P.P.1 I'G E. | CONFECTIONARIES. f IHI R -ul • riber b. b axe 1.. it,i- m t.i Ri. od- 1 I the citizens generally Savannah and i'~ vi> ini tv. that he bus purclia-.-d the iti(.- : ,-t ..| Mr. u ; ! eontb.iu 11,<-('onf. i lion uy liitbertoowiied by N. wn.nil ; A Rice: and that be w ill rout ii,ue'to maiuit'i. t iii-.ami , I keep alway s on band I*’ iiiml I* ure Confection,! lies, | Mauula. tured from the bc-t materials, and compri ingevery variety of Candies. Sugar Plums. Ac. ~Ae French Confectionaries, Lemon Syrup, Syrups for Soda Fountains, Together Wit I, ey cry other article in his line, always , j instore and for sulcal wholesale and retail.mi Ihe nn >.* I ! reasonable terms. T. (k RICE. ! „5 ts S. E. Corner Broughton amt AYhitaker st* “PEKIN TNA COMPANY.” Warehouse, 75 and 77 Fulton-st., New York. . _ This TE N Company has alxvay undo . j ‘ (.lined a lii-gli reputation lbr TENS..i . £ I the most delicious character and fra p ‘ I-ts, J grnney. and are warranted to give sal-_ ; 5 | i-faellm, in every instance. If they do not prove as represented they may lie returned. For sale hy the Agent, J. A M A Y Kit. Broughton street .W NEW BOOKS. lon d..tlin -: ~r Laughs I have lake, a Pen to. hy N. Parker Willis. Men and Things as 1 saw them iu Kumpe, by K r t'Oiml Clirlsloval; or n Sequel to Lord Saxoinlale.l.v G. NN . N|. R,y i,olds. Barm,m s llliistrateil News. No. 42. Received l.y oet l” ( i KBfiDGK a BltO’l HI R. r I HJBSSES. \lar-h s. 11 nil -and Reiulia, C.-Trns 1 and tine French single Trusses, also an extrusive assortment of common Trus-es. For sale bv kept 11 JNO. MOOBE & CO, i t A STI IVGN^i N various i. • I’lmu.d, Points. Ibwl-, ,( . Rc eix ed by Inst stc.uiiicrf, and fr sale by <ut 1 CH. 11. CAMPFI ELD NO 117. Tlil-WEEKIA *3. - vXWU'OM xwrxnvwMMlWWMM I AI.LOB |v;, |. - OEO'AGE S. NICHOLS. B I M*y M\l >I. ( I.OTIIliN,;. n l:\lsill\ti fjnnlis. ,\e. T ’ . ii .. k mi i blown Cloth. Bcavef 1 ‘ 1 1 • 1 ‘li. and CmnblctOvercoat* ] -l ‘ ‘ kill, ~ Mantles 1 irotfrtKl and I*,- I • :, d'd C:. ■ l xx.nl Ca- imerr. Idnck Chs - • ,n.| .•..fi11.,, f... h I mil Ii .1.1 |. I I•” 1)1- Id ok D.la *- m *•.. It more than thirty I dill, rent pal ten.- . I |,.my , . no i. Pants or late-/ •••” \'-b I• N. • .ml.,a. ing all of Hie n. „ -f y b . ... . |.,-||e. Ily 1.,.,,i1 1 |„| N very tar .• b-t l .v,i.„. n R .| n , k- t< and I Pant-. Hu-hing ,'vereoats. F,.a k ftbd Sa. ks. mr ,f-r India Rubi er and Pilot Cl.-H, Oy. r.oat- Yor.ths’ and Boys’ Department: I- .t ( 1 11,. 8.-ax- r Cb-th. I', ter Sham Over., at- I ■ I I ok. br. wn. and .latell loth Dress Knwk-. I). 1 !:■ ’ .nd hmwn. a,idC.-.det Cloth I're-.-Ja.k •’ - •!• •!• ‘ -d st.-rl mixed Satinet I omul da. k. (-. Min ■ K. I-•V aid 1.. on.l da. lo ts In N, ’ “ ‘ R • once, t ine Cloth, and a large n ” i io” .. I. ~ .!• a- ,can.l Satinet Pant >• . ‘ m.d Ali-:*.. a Ida. k Cloth.,.,nt - ■ :x • A|, \ ■ Al! , | th, aIKUe b , Children's Depaitment: “ pi. t! • Ind pl-M, Mark Cloth fan. y ‘ it*. X* ill. Ae-t- .-nd ‘■•"ils .- nn.M.b ... . n. x, -<>. i | D,. - - I Jacket - • Mr. k and > , v . u I alma-. 1 Im k andgr. -n T.- ‘■ 1- OX. .-1.-: embioider. and Cap . All for child,. , tliildr- n, loy -• .-nd youth- hi!” and n-loml Shirts Fancy Articles: embracing „!ino-i cv.-iy article f.-r a .ntb incn - w n.i lobe ti,at c..i, l.r rail..l for. I. n1.., xx ill, the’ri. I .-t a- “‘tim id v. ,• I and plain t APS for ; . n11.,i.. ~. youtlo. 1,. . ; ml , hildli'l'. I N B •<:. - j alK,v tn tho Men and B< y 1 ’ ‘ and ■’ b 1 n inadr lip rxpvr.-.-lv for my Ira.lr, 1 ■ ai il,. North.and I ran I‘drnl ly rr.-omi,'.-ml I hem • gord. and as cheap a ■ 1,1 be fouiiil rl-. w here. The . ili. . ~sand publi. ■ and! .. mviled l. . :.,l ami *.•:,1 the l k.lliilig Sin. . -.ibbon's Hnnge. oet 7 <• R I Vl’ ATTIC A ( TMIA !! micmmoßßum. ‘I'll:: SI P.Si 111 IJF.RS beg leavr to state that they £ have determined to stay in Savannah, and.hnvu . I Ins Ray ..•inn,"in . and to opr,i an entire new FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS, NNbii h. for >///. .< end / cannot be sttrpnis.-d and would invite the altenli. ~ of the puhlie. viz 1 Mouseliue de Laii.es. from I” loh'-M., ee,its per yard ! Main Persian do.. •• 10 lo (-k!'T. cents per yard. I L-iin and do.. R.i„ is to fc cents per yard. 1 I irii. l. Ni, rim-: K.lglish do.: plain ami figured C'n-h- I meres. I In n. I, Gain Plaids /new sty lea.A ('himi/.ett. s c. liars. Chant ill.-, N.i!.-. Sw i,-s nml Cam I l ie Im.-rting and edging-: la-idrs Brints, brown an.f blea.'hr'l Shirt in -and Sheet ii,"-. Flannels, Denim*. Ac. For .-ale at J. 11. OiflKN & CO.’S, sept 14 140 Bmilglitou-tttrees. TiYUjOniNTGo DIBBLE & CAREY, dtl DRAPERS All TIMS, .a Foil.Xl ?,* liFOnUITO.X A.XI> 117///.l A/.;/,’ SIS Srtx 1111 null. Ln, r |UIE Slß.‘‘ct:n:r.KS w .„M ,11 the attention oftlm I citizens of Savannah, to their SPRING STY l.t.S o;'’ ali. colons or CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. NN hi. h t hey are preparcl t.• inamifa. l ure to order, iu the neatest and most fashionable -(vies. •N! t loir stork of Hcinly Nliulc ('lolliHlS[, •ill of Whirl, have been got up in a superior style to any ever heforo offered for -air in this market. Their stock of Ft RNISM ING is complete, and well assorted. These Goods will be sold on the most rea.-onaheand accommodating terms mar 25 ts SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! I'Di’ t hr Kail mid \\ inter Trade. \-Ufv TIIK SI BSCRIBKU would jyJl Nv respectfully call Hie utleniion B twY ot’tlie planters ofGeorgin. South vSf Carolina and Florida, and the public gen. Tail v. to his large Slock of HOOTS AND sIIOKS. I lb stock luu* 1 >••>*,, Select e. I Iv Id I, I self vv ith speelal care amlpartienliir n fer.'m . t<■ th. retail and planters’ trade, that bring tin most important feature of his business. He confidently offers !-> hi- customers and the public work of n superior qth,lity and on reasonable terms. Hi- -lock ewinpri-, - all the varieties usually kept w r, Si,-.’ M..|'e. eou-i-'lio ..f Radie.-’ Shoes, Hinds, and G.n lei ‘ I every yarirly; • •"Utlrmen s Roots, Shoes ami ‘ “ii;d G'liiri . also. Mi-scs’, Boys’, N.mths', ams childrenSli<>’ - >.f every kind. In eonuoclion with the above lie has „ large stock iff \i.oi;o HHoo ws, yviii. li can sufrly he recommended ns a suporlornrllele Ne effort will Re spared (ogive entire .-a. i.-daetlon. A call is soliel.>d from you b.-torepurchasing. *■ll 23 n\ \| m IDT.Gibla Range TRAVELLER'S TRUNK DEPOT, OihSHm'M Itniigc. VT) )•! “ > N U links, low- r> . . 'fitly r* Kv.-w “•'Ppl.v “f Truviilrr'ft Ba Tli BT ’* 111111 '• t,r P*'l Hogs, I I IJ W |.i,-I, are the following: [ Superior English Sol. Leather. Iron train*#, new put Do bla. k ll.irn.'ss Leather, iron fnutirs. Bla.'li and l.rom-ed l.’ .-dher Muli, - Trunks. nt‘w stvl - Mud -.2 inch brass hand, ex In, finish. 2S. ."..land inch Ida, kand bronze l-olios. si) cm,uno,, Ida. k packing Trunks, various size*. S.dr Icall.ri- and r. mmol, h ail,. 1 N I,Hires. Ladies’ Hal Bose,-, m w palter'US. Ida. k and bromo. 10U AA lltun. Hru-'.'l-. T;,p.-tr and Ingniin Carpet l;,r. -.all si/r- ai.dqnahtirs I. .•_• ,-t|,.*r will,Satchels Tho-. in want are invited to give him a call at the Cl'dlung Store. Gii.U.u - Rangr. where great bargain* x* ill be given. Call and see. may 4 TIIK M ItM IdliKlt. Ims |Ojl l_e ] jo-1 i'.■.'.*,x.l a I assortment of A vW\d Trunk-A ali-.-and Carpet Rags.whi, Iv A.J- jW* •y* ,U .lisp, of very reasmuilde terms. All iu want are respectfnllv invited t( call and look at them. NN I Ll.l AM IIF.IDT. je 14 Gibbons’ Range. TIN WARE! TIN WARE ! ! 1 II VI •, hand and am. .„-in„tlv u, inufiudfirin r J TIN NN ARK. of everv variety and qnnlilv. wli.de sale and retail, to win.!, I would invite the i„s|M-. tion ol the puhlie I •cling ac-n.vd that | cun give sat i-laeii<>n Is>l h* •- re/ard quality end price. Als... Him K. Hi, Hr .--. I run. Enameled and Tin l,e,IS:„„. Pan- Frx mg Pans : Smoot 1,i1.g Irons. Fire Do : Ir- n P- -. Ove,. and Spiders . Tea Kettles Gridii- n NYatlle Iron-: T .ldr thillery; Hra-s Candle sticks: Snuffer- f.:, and Dinner Bells. VlsoGl„.-sand Brillunia Fluid Lamps. i.d mnuy iirticH's too nuuirr ous to menlion. Call and see. J. J. MAUHICE. \1 ’ A Iffy |\<; <’ A YE I'lSlIIMi RODS. f \ Avery -■ iivem.nt Rod for fi:ff,eri„en; also, line and common I and 5 joint Rods, with and without Reels; silk l.in - plaited and sort,'.! colors and sizes. Flux and ('ot Drinn. and ev cry size do.*. Hooks of ex cry variety. Kirby. Trout. Limerick do: Drum, lias, Shecplieud and Slmrk IliM*ks,ttil sizes, with Chain and Swivels. Fly Hooks, sort colors. Snell Hooks. Bait Fish. “Yankee Doodle” Hooks, sorted sizes, just rOeeiv e.l and for sale singly and by the dozen on host terms. je22 E. I,t*YELL. No. 11 Barnard-st. VENA IHMHvS. -Ilecriy.d hv S. S. SIBLEY .> on.d.er t. ls .ff.— The Mud Cabin, or the Cliiu'aeter and Ten,leney of Brlti-h I ~sl it 11 lions: hy Warrvn Idiaai. The Forg.-d AN ill. orCrime and Retribution: hy Bn, erson It,unfit,'. Edith - I or Ihe Long Woods of the Grange, by the author of Adelaide Lindsay. The NN lilt<* Cruiser, ortho Fates of the Unheard of; tty Ne.| Bunt line. Putnam's Monthly for October. The London Journal for October. The Industry of all Nations. Jane Seton.or the King’s Advocate, Scottish lll loricid Romance: by Jas. Grant.autlmrof tin, Romance of War, Ae. The Rudiment* of the Art of Uni! ting; cdit*d l.y dm>. Bullock. Yiolel: I I,e Dan-eu-e. or the ,'ocirtship and Wed lock: by the author ot tic Glltro. The Rets i • •*t: a : .vn■ f Amcitcan Bevolu io„: hy Aria Ashland. For -ale at No. 1.".5 ,'engress-strcct. • Oct 5 ii ti.h uui'ii *Nl)It A* QINO I L> Lv [sept 211 11. J. GILBERT