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JJoetrs. [From tho Knickerbocker Gall try.] JEANNIE MARSH 0? CHERRY VALLEY •y 9XOMS p. sioems.—Air;Roy’s TTlfe* Jennie Marsh cf Cherry Valley, At whcae call the muses rally ; Os all the nina none so divine Aa Jenny Marsh of Cherry Valley. Che ‘minds mecf her native scenes. TFhere she was born ament tho chsrriec; Os peaches, plums and nectarines, Pears, apricots and rip 6 strawberries Jeannie Marsh of Cherry Valley Jeannio Marsh cf Cherry Valley, Tn whoec t eme the muses rally . Os all the nine none to divine As Jeannie Marsh of Cherry Valley A sylvan nymph with queenly grace. An angel see in every feature ; The sweet expression of the place. a dimple in the smile of Nature I Jeannie Marsh of I Jnsurancc. LIFE, FXBE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY, A'o. 141 Bay Streti , SaiamwA, Go. SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND JIARIXE INSC HANCE COMPANY OF SPRINGFIELD, MASH. Edmund Freeman, Pres’t! Wm. Connor, Jr., Sec’v. Fash Capital, all paid up inJ Invested In FlrstClaas Bond and Mortgage. Bank and Railroad Stocks, $150,000 Condensed Statement of tho Capital and Assets aa j per Exhibit made and Eworn to by the Officers of said Company, In accordance with tho re quirements of the Law of tboStatoof New York ; relatlne to Agencies of Foreign Insar uce companies, to the First dav of January, ISSO Market Asssii as follows: Par Val. Talue. CAPITAL ALL PUD IN.. . $150,000 <0 $7 shares Bank Stocks In tho State of Massachusetts .$07,500 $70,357 .5 S First Mortgage Buffalo Cor. A ■ „ N i'7 per cent. Bonds ,0 1.,0u 00 1 Mioh Con. RR 8 por cent bd’e 1,000 1,000 00 Ssl shares Railroad stocks 31,010 JI,S4? 00 Amount of Loans on Bonds and Mortgages ou Real Estate, on which less than one year’s In terestisdue ■ -MI! 35 Estimated Value of the abore Real Estate ■ • 19.'. Cash on hand and In hands of Ag’tsand others, part ostlm’d 11.723 -■) j Leans on Peis’! and Col. seo’ty H,-5Q CO Value of Collateral? Allother Loans t-fP -® i In’st on Loans and Invest®-. ;,CBo 12 Marine Premium Notes 3,053 25 ! Bills Receivable 2,070 75 Surplus .R lo j $235,779 13 , i mount of leases adjusted, due and uapdd<..Nc:if de 4o incurred and in rrocss: odjustaent. $3,738 “5 ; 4c do reported on which no ac tion h&3 been taken 3 OU 31 i dc of Claims for lo'soa resisted by the Company ... .. .. .-.3/00 00 : Amount of Income for the yecr . . ..$203,726 SO Lossespafcl during thayc&r. 122.:3S 61 WM. C'NNER.Jr.. Secretary. Office of the Springfield lire and Marine Insurance Cos., SpringfieU, Jr.n 1?. 1556. This Company la n-w prepare! to insure proper ty on as reasonable terms w any other good com pany. Apply to „ . AVI CJR. Geaer.il In-urano® Agent, STATE MUTUAL FIKU AN u .u ‘RINE INSU RANCE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA. Aisettft,M*? Ist, 1953 s**!?’ * la Asietts, May Ist, 1254 3?fi,<o4 16 Premiums received from May 11, ISM. to December,Sl, ISM .. .$165,000 00 Paid losses meantime For Insurance apply to A. WILBUR, General Insurance Agent, EQUITABLE FIRS INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. CAPITAL $2 500,000—0 r $500,000 Pounds. This large and nronpt-us.. log Cotrpany having a Board of Refrreree in Philadelpl in, wcere -.11 riaims are adjusted, are prepare to insure al! hinds of r-rr.nercv cn reasonable term*. These Companies are all strong and g cpaying all their losses with promp ness ana in full. I have also arranged to Insure In the citiw of Charleston. Philadelphia and New York to any amount applied fbr. Booing th e Agency of none b uf-frst dass C a :itpar, .u . Persons wishing Insurance, can rely upon getting into as sound and good compcr.te? an any in the country, as their statements made to Legislatures fnl y show. A. WILBUR, Gen'l Ins. Ag’t LIFE INSURANCE. CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD, CONN Alfred Gill, President, - T as. 0. WMVdy, Sec’ry. Capital endorsed by the State Accumulated surplus —*.5200,000. CHARTER PER P ETUAL. Lisurss on the Mutual or Cash System. IhU Compiny 5; !, .l continues :o insure the lives of White Persons, at tha old rates, and offers the following among other advantages to insurer. Low rate<of Insurance, without profits on The Toint Stock plan Hal sos the Premium oz: tire Mutual plan may remain on lean. . No extra charge for a Special Permit to reside in any Southern State,or to pass and re-, ass oy sea to and from any pert in ‘he United States The Security of a large capital, large Bonuses, ‘o he Mutual scale. , California, Australia and other rte** *-- ken. Slaves also insura-i on tho Joint Stock plan at; the lowest rates. For insurance in the above named • empany ip ; ply to A. WILBUR, Agest. Mo. 142 Ray street SAVANNAH MUTCAL IN:FRANCE C. Office No, 118 Bay-Street TVIIIS Companv ‘till coutinaa t. Yt.“ Marins. 1 Fire and InUnff Navigate,on, k, a th* most favorable term:- Hss&r D Wep.t. Presidin'. IrUite. Eun TvD IWJ.Ib Wilder. I. ‘A’ M *rrU. N Knapp, Hiram Roberts Y F Wood, Henry Lath ron. John W. Anderson. Jan-e- IclTenry. secre tary UDQ 13 MUTUAL |jif© Insurance Company of N. loi *t ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary, l S Winston, Pre?i dent.Dr It D Arnold. Medical Examiner. Ap plications received by W P HUNTER. jaa2o. __ 1 AGENCY IN S A VANN A K TRB LIVEOPOCi& LO-NUG.’- Lift a” ’ : lINSITBANCE COTIT A %'V IySTITUTtn 19J6 AUTHORIZED CAP IT At. t 1 ; 1 n: ’ Paid up Capital ?’ ‘ ‘ *nrpW?an4 Knud. . . 1 lr . - T>c AT m ‘• *.’ ?*•■’ : • wl Fo*tv . Thoti.wn'f l> ‘ ‘ i bITRKING- -i’ •JU'.'-y’.-: : . ; 4; ‘. 4; V” the aalimitel Stockholder:-. *V-t ’-Aidevatur: • >n nce—the mo’ • perfectf ‘~ • 0 *b o •**'. •’ s now prepare >. -i • • . ‘ to ‘ ‘- 1 ‘ against Fro P.t ■'< • ; : ; •*“ • - + l * ,r try flWtfur’ L'l y*r ! ‘ •AMESBROWN, { ■ ‘• : FRANCIS 00TT2 NET. :.• o . !-■ -. TnoaoE Barolat. E*i \A‘ II&vsl- :*, ir •losßPn Gait-LAan. .t* -Tr. F• Sura*?r.*> h* <3. W. Fabix, Bsq ,rv 3 - •'c MOW*lt LTVr^nSTO.Y.Ls■*,, •Itsiden ‘••xetary —Ai?r-,:-.n . K f'cy.ilof+he Poa*^ —A? 7 - H’AVW.y r 'S T . ’ A ppD to t m : ‘ t^ent* ttov F f f i< ?r ~ re ■■ GOLD PENS -4 NEW sup jly In grsat rari.ty, Etmari <4 Uaettcs Illustrated Manual ts Oparatlva Surgtry an! Snrgital Anatomy Com>lt3 in 1 volume Bto. sritl; numerous :t>. ;c engravings eseeuted in Paris. LATH AN on the Native Rases of the Russian Em* tire, with Maps ani Illuetratlens. LIOKENS’ Christmas Stories; The Se-er. Poor Ira- Tellers. IDA MAY, bv Mary Lar.gdon WVKOFF’S COETRTSHIT LAS OASES’ Memoirs, cf Napoleon A NVr E2:- tion in 4 Vrl. SCOTTISH SONGS. Ballads, sud Foams. Ry Ain?- mt PROOF OF THE MINISTRY, by Jno N. : Norton. ai*o, 3IBTCRNELL’S Geographical ami Commorols! Gs rette. A monthly publication at $2 a year. DISTCRNELL’3 Railroad Guide and Map febiS V.’ THORNE WILLIAM3. FINDLAY’ G IRON WORKS, MACON GKOGIA. THE subscriber from long experience in the bu sineso. Is prepared to furnish Steam Engines. Boiler*, Circnlar, Single, anil Gang Eaw-ttili Machinery, Grist and Merchant Mills, Sugar Mills, Oln Gearing and Castings in general, The Saw Frames, whether for upright or Circulars, will be of Iron when required; all cf which, with his ma ny Improvements. Is warranted to be equal to the best made at any other establishment. Ills work* gon a scale as extensive as the largest et the Bouth and he it prepared to fill orders with p rompt new and despatch. t|lT ly FOREST FINDLAY S&ofrtiacinfHts. NOTICR ‘UdkLESTO'! CITY llom, TTIIE subscriber having been informed that -A some mLapprehens-ior exists in various sec- ’ itionaof Use country a? t*’ *he aiiubritr .of hi* j Hotel, beg> r< to stati that TH2 CITY HOTEL. aVc 4 o:zd t, £rsad-street. hxs uct, had single case of Sn-a’i pcx or any j otiler disease therein, and that Lis friends and J the traveling public generally ’•'TI find them selves as comfortably taken ca? a ot ber* as iu any other house in the citv THOMAS HILLIER rarß-tf l*ypi set or of the City Hole* FLETCHEB HOUSE, MARIETTA, i> A . THE New Hotel, adjoining the Breakfast House, by the subscriber, and builtexpret.s for him, being now completed, he takes . pleasure in informing his friends and the public i generally, that he has large, airy, pleasant and i rooms, reception. Th situation, j fromits vicinity to the Depot, L peculiarly adapted fcr the convoaience of transient company, as no ?ranrportation of necessary. Every at tention will he given to the wants and comfort* of those who may favor him with a call. .iunoSO ts SUNT NICHOLAS HOTEL, CITY; ! 9* AD WAT. ff*Aß *PPia Q AS D BROOK B-*T * | THE A DWKS, ACKEK St WHITCOKB, Proprietor*. ‘ HOTEL ii now open Ini vLh *o | i commodation sni ?!-.* trarelliog j pri g-ccr-.Hy. t’V find in -:t all that com -1 r-’icgeit, ftfroDt <-n Rroadwar 100 feet, i an t \7**nds through U* Mercer street fret; is buiit of pare write marble, io the Italian <tvl 6 of architectar Th** number and ri*** -*f the . rooms -ire ample f:i? the reception of a very forge I company of boarders Each room, to tb** >ixtb l sto: .? v provide | - itb bol and cold water. ,<! j s’” rlea-ure. *!! th* rooms art* 1 well an I-i!.*.*: ;•. Ho* 1 , the Ft N u hslas it * * >•hy m:r Hotel in *1; - or any i other - ••'nerv * romfo* t and accotn • J j t3-'fo‘iC“ - dec!s I tjo.Krißm HOTTSW. MACON. GEORGIA . r -~.y THE smueraigned bavin>r leased h ; rivve Establishmeot. beg? *” ®*?ur the J *re Vog public that exertion •illbej j ,?nlhe •• tablJsho’l reputation t*4 j OLC H LtHJA:. i , J V.MKr -.iK VR i. i • r ”‘ ,r '* ! PI. AN TEES’ HOTEL, AUGUST#.- Bridges &. Cos., Proprietor., ChV; splendid new HOUSE, situated ra j • Broad street immediately in front of tho site • i!i!i °* oldPl-nt rs’ Hotel, which h&a been LwALfurnlsbad throughout with new Furniture, Bedding, Ac.; i? now open for the reception of Hoarders. It v ill bft the endeavor ofthe Proprietor, to giv eaiis-fcetioc to tbo-* who may favor him with ‘heir custom. ’ mar 2-5 ts AUGUSTA HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA \V. P. ST Alt It. Proprietor THIS ll'HlI! .* now opened for the ieeep -I”[m tion of Tract ler.-,and It will bo the aim of the Proprietor to give satisfaction tc*_all may fav.ir him with their patronage. It is centrally sit uated on Broad street,and convenient to tho differ ent KailroAd Depots, i assengers by tle Georgia Railroad, will be furnished with breakfast before they leave; those by the South Carolina Railroad, ’ with dinner, and tbose by ilia day train on th* : Vv ayasiboro’ road, with supper. Tn? Fiirniturs edding, .tc., In this Hotel is all ; :ew,ac 1! t wl! 1 1\> *-.9 endeavor of the Proprietor to i rimdor all who may patronise Mm, comfortable au j ring their stay. mar2s ts ~ PLOYD HOUBE, Corner T bird ar.d Mulberry streets, MACON, GA. „ * THIS House can be recommended by the I travelling public, as ona cf firsr rate facilities ’ • their patronage <s duly solicited, j ap?27 ly 11. J. j.PTING, Proprietor. bondstrleThouse, I { G 63 and 083 liroadtrcy, Kew Yorki C. PLINTA, PaopHixioK HAVING lately gone through a thorough i’' repair Is now open for either•'permanent or transient boarders. Tho iocaticu opposite , Bond street if one of the best in tbe city, and It is tbo aim ofthe Proprietors to make it & home l>r I? MARSHALL HOUSE, “ SAVANNAH, GEO., •ryv GORDON FARGO, Proprietor. ;;;iL T.at* Pftb* United States Hotel, Augusta,Ga. aor _ . . ly WASHINGTON HALL,” ! THK TRAVELLSE'S HOME, Macon, Ga., “ v ‘ An Omnibus always to convey . :. : eassentrer . ‘ vr.d from the RaiLßoad depc-i to ! y®>the 1 (all if. V. P.EDDTITG, Proprietor. R. F. Dfjtbe, S'jperintendant. 6mo aprl9 j 3ffILLS~HOWsr Cornet Meeting and Q,ueenst>, CHARLESTON, S. C. THIS House is nowad&pted to all tho wants | jlj'y ofthe travelling public,and the efforts of the j proprio - r will be to deserve their patronage. ! [ mar 31 TUGS. S, NICKERSON THE ; OODLAWN ■ S'ilL undersigued. having Joa.-o-i th above 1 j 9 well known beautiful pi aef . situated on the j lOgechee Plank Read, fri'ui Mr-. Marsball, has refilto ! it in a leg Ant style, and opened it ana | Public fU'roit for she latte • ami gentlemen oM : Savannah md ‘•- v>-.tting the oily He j will furnish i : i it!’ rr.jufoi apart* | t merit sand every variety of deliwtcr sk;li a- ICE Ot'EAMfi, SHEpßis, CAKES CIIA fAGKt FRUITS • end Kefrcchint :>of all kind. Separate Aparimen - Dfrraer*, Suppers, \r jf i private pivtu -. furnished at short notice. MOET V! *.r P OT mRD&.A ;'BfcSWIO OH Ilit PREMISEi iaay3Hf J. V. G. BCGER3. O AT.'.—loo bnshote Prime Seed Oai -. ju t ro ceivo l and for ile bv fob 13 M. H. WILLIAM*, j BOSTON BISCUITS fie l’ Received and for sale by eP - ANDKRfIOffC V SWANfiTON, fobG 157 Broughton street. MACKEREL.— 10 bbU No. I and 2Mackerel, 5 half bbls No. Ind 2 do. Just receiv*d and for sale by HY LA ND A O’NEILL. VTARNS—YARNS A lot from the Peachstonc X Shoalr Factory. Just received aud for sale bv fobß >l. If. WILLIAMS. PLOUB. —bbl- Flour l.indine per schoon* • Mohawk frr>;o Kaltimoi*'. for opt j; BRIGHAM. KELLY jr GO POTATOES. —100 bbia Choi'*e Pfontiog Potatoes, ! 5 I- landing and for Bale by M i ; WILUAMS. CS, COKN.-COCO bushels I'rime WI,M Corn. ) in store and for ?ale fob 13 M. n. wh.uams. PIG HAMB.—2OO very ••boi*i*ig barns, landing ! from steamer Florida, and for .*ak’ bv jau3o CL AG HORN \ CUVNINGUAM. OOTODB AXD TO.NGUEe-Ju I ncoiveU for O by ANDERSON rs SIVANSTON feb23 ’ 1 !-7 Broughton street BOOKS, PAPEB. STATIONERY. Ac. ’ PUE undersigned would respectfully invite the attention of the public to bis stock in Store at No. 15a Congress Street, Savannah, OPPOSITE MONUMENT fquake. He ha.* oli band a general arsertment of Misvete laueous, religious and school hooka, standard works and the meet recent publications,Medical end tew be ok* ft Urge and well selected stock o\ STATIONERY ; of eveiy'descriptiou; useful, necescar ani ccnT **- ■ nient for Counting House purposes. ; A large ftsortment of extra fine geld pens in gold and silver eases, superior etee! pen*, zni c*v ! ! holders PAPER AND ENVELOPES ! Cf every suitable sfce aud quality. He wouldpar tlcularly reccmmend his stock of blank bc-cks, pa per and on veiopos, as being the cheapest ever offer ! ed in this city, and equal in quality for paper and j binding, to those manufactur* and elsewhere. His arrangement* lor a continual supply of the : best and cheapest articles, are perfected, as also for the latest Cheap publication*. Please call and examine before purchasing else where. jan 9 3. E. SIBLEY. i i\ S.-*Orders from the country promptly atterd ’ oi to . . . 1 B. B. BRANTLEY A CO., WHOIESAU ANO RETAIL DRUGGISTS. COF-NI?. Os BRurSHIOV ±XZ> WHlIi-IXP. 9CT2ZTB, SAVANNAH, GA. sh Are jow receiving a large riock ot genuine j Drugs, Medicines. Chi micalf, Perfumery.and . German Cologne, iu grea* v ariety—Paints, *'• & Oils, Window Glass, Laurilard's Snuff, Lan ; dreth's sew crop Garden Seed, 76 percent Alcobl, Burning Fluid, and Camphlm--Fancy Soaps,bmsb -6* Ac. Tbe attention of Physicians i* directed to theJr , extensive assortment of Chemicals, recently select ed from the manufacturers. Term* “eah, or approved errdit 3. D. BRANTLEY, M. D. ‘ T. P. POWIL. n. tea 11 IT THE SAVANNAH JOURNAL & .COURIER, MARCH 6, 1855. DICXEK’S KIW BOOKS. HARD TIMES, by Bfckeae. Price 12}£cents. Fifty Years in both Hemispheres,or Remi niscences of a Former Merchant; Vincent Nolte. Tbe Natural History of the Human Specie*, by Lt. Col. Charles Hamilton Smith, K. 11., with en gravings. GlkJden A Nett's Tv pesos Mankind—cheat) di- UC£>. A Thesaurus cf English Words to facilitate the expression of idea* andasrist in composition; byFe ter Mark Reget. The Edinburgh Review for July. The British and Foreign Medico Chirurgical Re view for July. Fashion and Famine; The Barclays of Boston; Bishop Ives* Trials of a Mind in tbe Progress of Ca tholicism; Bishop Kips’ Catecombs of Rome; The : Priest and the Huguenot. Leather Stocking and Silk, Ac. lauglT) W. THORNE WILLIAMS. NEW BOOKS. HARPER’S Magazine for February. Graham'tJ “ “ “ Peterson's Ladies’ National, “ Ballou’s Dollar Magazine. •* Putnam's Monthly ki Godey’s Lady’s’ Book. “ Bancroft’s History, vol. t*. Avilliou aud ether tales, by the author of Olive, Ac. Tho American Almanac for 1855. John Crosbia and his friends, by camuel Lover, Esq , author of Handy Andy. Ac. Rose and Lillie Stanhope, or the Power of Con science, by M. J. Mclntosh. MOKE or Life of Barnum. Ruth Hall, Wikoff’s Courtship. 1 Received by CUBBEDGE A BROTHER, febS Market Square. ‘yrW'’MY bushels pure white Corn in bulk, land'- l v"VJvJ ing from *chr Alabama, lor sale in quantities to suit purchasers which will be sold low from tho. wharf. . fob! M. 11. WILLIAMS. SPRING SlLKS.—Received per steamer Knox ville, a few patterns of New Style Spring Silks, for sale cheap at Wadworth’* cash bouse, feb7 No. 115 Congress-atreet. IIGHT COLORED PRINTS. t Marlboro’ Stripes. Irish Linen. English Crape, & Jut received by fcblS EDw. ?. rvr..‘rrTox, Aart. II AMS —b casks Roloson’s Hams, just received IJL and for sale by j febl‘2 BRIGHAM; KELLY A CO. Herring’s Patent Fire Proof Safe. I’IIILBRIf K .V BELL. VfB?CT3 FOR THE STATE OP GEORbIA | which baTe been teeted. a c published and noticed by the yre’ throughout the world, Lt the last fif teen years—*nd is sole proprietor of Hall’s Patent : Powder Proof Lock. t*oth having received separate n led alt at tho Worla’s I an. London, 1851. and New York, in 1853 4 Al o the patentee fbv purchase) of Jones’celebrated <?ombinatioD and Premium Bank Lock, SI,OOO In gold was placed in the &afr exhibited at the World’s Fair, London. Secured by Hall’s and Jones’ Locks, and offered as a reward to anyone ho could | kk the locks or rq en the -afe within torty-fiv c- days, end although operated upon by se veral skilled in the fir tof lock picking no one suc ceeded iu opening the *nfe. <uo cbai< n i- or altera - tipn in tbe lock's- or k } s hsviiig been made during the time; feu* the Strut? remained in its tiafe de-- pository, and was returned to the proprietor, and a mdal awarded to him for the •■bamofra Safe of the world. CAPTION—None genuine except these bavin gtha subscriber’? name on a neat plate SILAS C HERRING. Greva Block, cox. Pine and Water 6ts., New York. N. B.—Tho above Safes and Look* can be had at manufacturer’s prices of his authorised agents in all the principa l cities in th? United States and Ca nada. jan26 BRITISH PERIODIC ALS. EARLY COPIES SECURE!. LEONARD SCOTT a CO., New Yock, continue to re-publisL tbe following British Periodica!*: !.—The Lrindon Quarterly (Conservative). 2.—The Edinburgh Review (Whig). 3.—The North British Review (Free Chnrch). 4 —The Westminster Review (Liberal). I s.—Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (Tory). Ibo i recent critical Ktta of Europeaz. affair* will render* these publications unusually interesting during the forthcoming year. They will occupy a middle ground between tho hastily-written new* items, cude speculations, and flying rumors ofthe dai’./Journal, and tho ponderous temo ofthe fu ’ ture historian, wri ten after the living interest and excitement ofthe great political events ofthe time shall have passecVnway. It is to these Periodicals that readers must look for the only really intelli gible and reliable history of current events, and as such, in addition to tteir well estabiitb'vd literary, pcienlific and theolox cal character, we urge them j upon the consideration ofthe reading public. : Arrangements aro now permanently made ! for the receipt of Early sheets from the British j publishers, by which we are enabled to place all j our reprints in the hands of subset ibers about as j ?con as tli6y can be furnished with the foreign co | pies. Although this involves a very large outlay on our part, we shall continue to furnish the Peri | odicals at the tame low rates as heretofore, viz..— Per ann. | lor any on'? olthefour Review*. $3 00 For any two of the four Reviews.. 5 00 j Fcr any three of tho four Reviews ... 7 00 : For all four of the Reviews. 8 00 i For Blackwood’s Magazine. 3 00 | For Blackwood and three Reviews 9 00 j For Blackwood and the four Reviews. .. .10 00 : Pajmeuts to be made iu all cases iu advance. Money current in the State where issued will be j received at par. Clubbing.—A discount of 25 per cent from the : above prices will be allowed to clubs order direct ! from L. Scott A Cos., four or more copies of any one ior rnort of tho the above works. Thus : Four co | pies of Blackwood, or of one Review, will be sent to one address tor $9: four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood for S3O, and soon. Fostage.—ln all tbe principal cities and towns, these works will be delivered, through agents, free of postage. When sent by mail, the postage to any part of the United States will be hut twenty-four cents a year for Blackwood, and but fourteen cents year for each ofthe Reviews. Remittances and communications should always be addressed, post paid, to the publishers, LEONARD SCOTT A CO., 54 Gold street, New York. j N.B.—L. 3. A Ci’., have recently published, and have now fur sale, the ‘‘FARMER’S GUIDE,” by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the lateßrof. Norton, of Yale College, New York, complete in 2 vols.. royal octavo, containing 1.000 pages, 14 steei and 000 wood engravings. Prico, in muslin bind ing, SG. £7* This work i not the old “Book of the Farm,” lately resuscitated and thrown upon the market. Savannah Agent—W. THORNE WILLIAMS. RICE’S Wild Cherry Cough Candy. VGREEABLE to the taste, and * warranted (if used according to the directions, which are simple,)'to cure all cases of COUGHS and COLDS, which aro within the reach of any mediciue, be ! sides affording relief in cases of ! CROUP. ASTHMA, CHATAIIRS,and BRONCHITIS and being cue of the most useful remedies in the j early stages of CONSUMPTION. DIRECTION'S. , Whenever an inclination to cough is foil, uso the I Candy by allowing itlo dissolve away slowly in the mouth, until the dryness of the throat subsides, or the cough is loosened aud relief found by free cx ■ pectoraticTi. If troubled with Night Sweats use as i directed, from ouc to two ounce* before retiring f.n la*!. It* sji Ciuun in it* earliest, symptoms, ! this Candy will generally found very beneficial : and should be given freely during the milder form? . of the disease, but when it has become spasmodic; ’ or the pulse quickens, And respiration Becomes dif ficult. no article of this kind can be of much avail. In Whooping Coughs the relief which this affords vill be found truly astonishing. To insure success, the patient must abstain en tirely from the use of cpirituous liquors, and from Htnoking, keep the bowels r>psn, (if necessary by gentle purgatives) and exercise freely in the open air in dry weather. Price 35 Cents per Pack-age Each Genuine package of RICE’S COUGH CAN- I PY will bear on the envelope the signature of T. C. RICE, i Corner of Broughton and Whitaker streets Country Merchants can be aupplied by tbs I Box, each box’ecntaining 50 Packages, at $5 25. DB. W. R. MOSELEY’tjpg &S INFIRMARY JEB FJR the treatment ofCancere, Wens, fistula, and all kinds of Tumours, is now open for tberecep tion cf Patients. His Infirmary is located near the Depot and Post office, on Broadway, and contains about thirty laige and well furnished Rooms, with , good and trusty servants, always at hand, both La. dies and Gentlemen are received at this Institution, and will receive themost strict and k : nd attention from theproprfotcr, *3 well as his Matron. His . practice in that horrible disease, Cancer, for tbe past ten year* is not surpassed by any Physician in the South. Patient* are boarded atsl per diem, er sls per month,slo being required in advance. Fees to bo agreed upon before the cave is un i dertaken. A•! communication* mu rt be postpaid, 1 addressed xr W. R. MORSLLEY, M. D. aug Ifi Griffin, Ga, ‘VT'FW GOODS per steamer Alabama—Black Silk, Nainsook Muslin*. Dotted and; Embroidered Swiss MusUii*. Checked Cambrics, India Dlxnitv,4-4 fdik Illusion. Plaid Ginghams, Cambric Inserting*, and EdgiDgs. Ladies’ aud Gent’s Oauze, Merino and Cotton l'nderv*j-t*. GeDt’s Striped and Plain Cotton !]4 lb>se, Ladles’ White Cotton Hose, Black Nett Mitts, Linen and ether styles cf Fan*. Children s India Rubber Long Combs, A<% Ac, at. IB WAC"Wf>RtH’P.H6CcDrw*.|>t. 1 MEDICATED If HALATIOK. A NEW METHOD. A MOST wonderfui diet jvery has recently been made by Dr. CURTIS for the cure of Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, iough?, Cold*, and all Lung Complaiutf, by Medicated Inhalation. Dr. Curtde’s Hygeana, or In&ii'g Hygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup, haa accomr. {shed the most wonder mi cures of Asthma and C naumption in the City of New York and vicinity r a few mouths past, ever known to man. It is producing an impression on Diseases of the Lungs n4ver before witnessed by the medical profession. [He certifiicates in hands of Agents.j The Inhaler is worn ou the breast, under the lineal, without the least in ©nvenience, the heat of Hie body being sufficient t*.evaporate the fluid,— supplying Ah lungs const ©tly with a healing and agreeable vapor, passing ido all the air-cells and passages ofthe lungs that annot possibly be reach ed by any other medicine * Here is a cure of ASTHMA CURED. Brooklen, N. Y., Dec. 20th, For about eight years l hare been severely af flicted with the Asthma for the last two years I have suffered beyond a j my powers of descrip tion ; month* at a time I nave not been able to sleep in a bed, getting wl t rest I could sitting in my chair. My difficulty r.f breathing,, and my suf ferings, wareapgreat ati(pies, that-for.hoursto gether myrriftaU. each k<& would be my last. DurfrpMP past six years I have had the aid and attendance of son. e ofthe most celebrated physicians, but have received no permanent ben efit, and tout little relief. lat length had the good fortune to procure Dr. (Wttfi Hygeana or Inhal ing Hygean Vapor and Cbtrry Syrup. At the timo I first obtained it, I was suffering under one ofjny most violent attacks, aiT was in great distress, almost suffocating for wai lof breath. In less than ten minutes from the tim f I applied the Inhaler to my stomach, and took a tfaspoonful of the Cherry Syrup, I was relieved in < great measure from the difficulty of breathing,- and had a comfortable night. I have since cont toued it with the greatest possible benefit, and am ijbw -comparatively well. God only knows tho amo at of suffering this medi cine has relieved me froi • My advice tothesuf m,-™.’. LABQABKTJS ASTON. cowsurcrT) wcubed. N’ York Dec. 27th, 1863. 1 cacto t© ‘■ A * - T*lgr*f>h ;my native plate is St. or Brunswick ; when I reached thiscity. my hi; ih was very poor; had a very bad cough, raised a ;x>d deal of matter, which > was frequently mixed w/u blood ; bad paiu in my left side, and was very L 4 and enudated. My friend* and physician ulpwaceri*. my case Con sumption, and beyond %c reach pf medicine. I accidentally heard of Dr Curtis's Hygeana, or In haling Hygean Vapor n * Cherry SfTilp and ob tained a package, whichi verily believe was the meanß offering my life rSoon after wearing the Inhaler. 1 found it relieved the pressure on my lungs, and after a white the disease made its ap pearance upon the surface under the Inhaler. I took the Cherry Syrup csdirected, and. continued to do so, mv cough gradually growing better, until it entirely‘left me, and I now consider tnveoli cured. 1 *till wear tin Inhaler, as the U3 or it i* rather pleasant, and believing it strengthening and purifying to the lung*. I f®el unwilling at present to dispense with it JOHN WOOD. Jotd bv BOYD & PAUL, Nc 40 Cortlandt street, C H. RIN#, corner of Job a Broadway, N Y. Price $8 a package N. B.—Any person [l closing $3 to Botp & Faul, 01 Cor tie A Perkins. New-Ydrk, will receive a package containing a bottle of Hyeean Vapor, one. of Cherrv SyruD, and a Inhaler, in box, by express, free to any prt of the United States ; 01 four packages for $lO,. ly may 27. afflict .ED READ !!! PHILADELPHIA UfiDICAL HOUSE—Eetab lished 29 years ago b DR. KINKELIN, corner of Third and Union sts.-between Spruce and Pine, madelpMa.Penn^lv^.^ Are apprised tlwt DrJffljKFlilN oonfinef. hi. practice to a particuli - branch of medicine, which encages his unilevfciea attention. He cautions the unfortunate against the abaseof mercury; thous ands are promptly enttnjnished. TWENTY VE EXPERIENCE In the treatment o’ aelass of diseases hitherto neglected and Import -tis understood, has enabled Dr.KINEKLI.N (A-. ‘.hertjf a tcork on tels pre servation,) to prove thoJßjbe tenths of the causes of nervous debillity, locaMKI constitutional weak ness, mental physical scfferinj.aT* tracable to car tain habits, forming tbs most secret ye* deadly and fetal springs of domestic miso’-’ and promo tra mortality. „ _ TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. There is aueTii habit sometimes indulged in by boyß, in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood, and which, if not reformed in due time, not only begets porious obstacles to matrimonial hsppinoss, but gives riste a series of protracted, insidious, ar.d devastating affections. Few of those who give way to this pernieious practice are aware of the ocnsequences, until they find the ner vous system shattered, feel strange and unaccount able feelings and vague fears in the min 1. The unfortunate thus become feeble, is unable to uw witk* .ouatomed vigor, or to apply his mind to study; his step is tardy’ and weak, he is dull, irresolute, and engages in his sport with less ener gy than usual. If he emancipate himself before the practice has uoneits worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage /f unfruitful, and his sense tells him that this is caused by his early follies. These are considera 1 tionu which should awaken the attention of these similarly situated. Marriages requires the fulfillment of conditions, in order that it may be really the cause of mutual happiness. Gould the veil which covers the orrigin of domestic wretchedn* ss be raised, and its true source in every instance disclosed—in how many could it bo traced to physical disqualifications and theii attendant disappointments! Apply then while it is yet time, in order to have your unstrung and relaxed organizatteigiybraceri. revivified and strengthened. REMEMBER. He who places hintylf under Dr. KINKILEN’B treatment may religi 1. ‘V confide in his honor as a gentleman, rely upon Reassurance, thatthese crets of Dr. K’s.paUenttTwill never be disclosed. Young man—let no fa e modesty deter you from making your case kno* uto one who, from educa tion and respectability, can certainly befriend you. Too many think they will conceal thesecretin their own hearts, and cir e themselves. Alasl how often is this a fatal delusion, apd*how many a promising young man, • ho might hate been an ornament to society, ha.*faded from the,earth. Strictures ofthe urethra are rapidly removed by the application ofanew vacrapeautical-agent, used only by Dr. K. Weakr ss and constitutional de bility promptly cured and full vigor-restored. COUNTRY INVALIDS Can have (by stating taeir case explicitly, together with all their symptom? per letter enclosing a re mittance) Dr. K’s. mi dicine, appropriated ac cordingly. Forwarded to any part ofthe UnWed States, and packed securefrom danger or curiosity. READ!! Y out lx and! Manhood. A Vigorous Lift or a Taemature Death—Kilkelin on Life Presen -tion—Only 25 cents. It is a work eminently required, asa means ol reforming the vice* ot the age in which we live. NATURES GUIDE With Rules for the prolongation of’ Life, /ait from (M Press. ‘ A letter with aremH.tanee of 25 cents, or the value in post stamps,* addressed to-*-Ih. KIN KELIN, Philadelphia. ‘ Pa., will secure a copy o either of tho ahoTe hoops by return VLroil; or 12 copie* will Le sent frc*4 f postage fbfisl. Book eellers, Canvassers, T-C cling Agent*, Ac., sup plied wholesale at the , . Idisher’a prices, which admit of a large profit. * ■‘ All Letters must . post-paid. apr 24t (rfJOnN K. *’ --as, ‘-AVANNAH, g Wholesale k F etail Druggists, Would call tbe alto- 1 vu <’i M**vchaut Fan tor*, Planter*, Phvsic’ v utbprs. to their exiinrive and weft s ‘ 1-• t. • 1 compriiiejg every article o tbeir 1 ; ’3 of business, end which they offer for sale on bo most favovabte t m for cash, or approved ci PAINTS, VARNI ‘ LAW. A • White Lead, pure and No. 1, Tiomen'bColoi*, drr in Oil; Japan, Copal, and Coacb V%r aishes, LinKoedOil.Sp ritsTurpentin®, Window Gla§*, Putty, Gold b, J. Paint Rrofib***. f**h Tool*, and Glaziers Di* ttiond* Lamp, Machinery ind Tsfiners - Oi!., Yleaehed Sperm, tad Lard Oils, for burn ag , all dascriptiona e*; Oil for Machinery, viz ’atertOD. TJnbleach*’ Sperm. Lard and Rape feed OH, *l*o LyicfT* (feat* Poof and Rwet 11 /ARTICLES #utf|s AUbj*-’*, Cinnamon. Pepper, linger. HnstuL Safi Atus, ffofla. Pearlesh. Iweet ol.Starch,Fie Blue, Matcher. Ac FOR PHYSICIANS. A gri. variety of French, English and American Chemical?!, lit Pbarmaceutical Pre paration* , Select Poilder*. Surgical lustra raents Vial* Specie Jaw: Metallic Saddle bags, i Sc c Also. am; lkmnu fluid Any one who may favur ‘osm with their order* may depend upon th**i receiving the beet n.t- ; tentloa, and that all go :* furnished, will be *f ] tellable quality Etc* 1 they nor give entire ! •fitiiffiaetion. they may 1 returned at the option 1 ■>fitke purchaser. mar 10—ts SOtIP BIOEBTERS—Pm. T.a KetHw ‘ WaJB, Irons. CMt I'-vta, tlrlMler, Orld Iron./ pider., *<■ ,kv TXIVELL A I.ATTIMOS^i GOLDEN GLOSS FOB THE HAIR THE Preparation is highly perfumed. It mskee tbe blr soft, glossy and beautiful, aud cause, it to grow luxuriantly, it is the noit effectual remedy for baldness, and prevents the hair from from falling ot. Prepared by W. 0. Hard, and for 1 .ala by fab 1 JOHN B. MOORE * CO. ‘ STATE OF GEORGIA. ) Chatham Cccnit. j The undersigned , have formed a Copmtnersbip under the act of the General Assembly of the State of Georgia, entitled j an act to authorize limited Partnerships, a. sented 1 to the 22d day of December, 1537; to be conducted | under the nameoi F. J. OGDEN, for the purpose ‘ of transacting a shipping and Commercial buriners ‘ in the city and State of Georgia. FRANCIS Jr OGDEN, of Savarnah, will be the: General Partner, and FRANCIS T. WILLIS, 01 - Savannah, who has contributed Ten Thousand Dollars in cash, will be the Special Partner. The business to commenceon the Fourteenth day of August, 1854, and terminate on the First Day ol June, 1858, unless sooner dissolved by mutual con sent, and according to the said act of the General Assembly. In witness thereof, the said Francis J. Ogden and Francis T. AVilllsbave hereunto signed the forego ing agreement, this Fourteenth Day of August, 1864. FRANCIS J. OGDEN. FRANCIS T. WILLIS. Attest: John a. Staley, I R. Raiford, J. P., j’ aug 23 AYER ’ S, CHERRY RECTORIAL. Among the numerous ais j h ‘ iverieß Science has made in 1 this generation to facilitate . - A the business of life—increase! V its enjo.v meat, and evenpro long the term of human exis | fflfc gr tence, none can bo named of j more real valuo to mankind. ! than this contribution of j Shmlum) Chemistry to the Healing Art. A vast trial of its virtues throughout this broad country, has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or combination of medicines yet known, can so surely control and cure the numerous var ieties ofpulmonary diseases which have hitherto swept from our midst thousands every year. In deed, there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has at length been found which can be relied on, cure the most dangerous affections of the lungs. OuT space here will not permit us to pub lish any proportion of the cures affected by its use, but we would present the following aud refer further enquiry to my American Almunie, which the agent below named, will always be pleased tn furnish free, wherein arc full particulars, and in dispu table proof of these statements. Office of Tiansportiluo**, La.utc.tio R K., S, *', Aug>4,1853. , J. G. Ayet. Dear Sir*—My little sen, four years old has just fcectvmed from a severe attack of miil ignant Scarlet Fever, his. throat wa? rotten, and every person that visited bita, pronounced him a dead child. Having used your Cherry Pectoral in California, in the winter of 1850, for b stneTe attack of Bronchitis, with, I was induced to try it on my little bov. I gave him a tea-spoon-full every’ three hours, commencing in the morning, and toy ten o’clock at night, I found, a decided change foi the better, and after three da* ? use. h was able to eat or drink without pain Its use in the above named disease will save many a child from a premature grave, and relieve the anxiety of many a fond parent —For all affac tious ofthoThroat and Lungs.l believe it the best medicine extant . A leeliug of the deepest grati tude, prompts nie in addressing you these lines,— but for your Important discovery, my little boy would now have been in another world. I am yours, with great respect., J. D. POWELL, Supt. Trans.. L. R. K i Rock Hill, /Somerset C 0..) N. J. July 21,1352. Dp.. J.C. Ayer.—Since your medicine has be come known bere,itba9 a greater demand than any other cough remedy we have ever sold. It is apokeu fin terms of unmeasured praise by tho e who Lavo uaed it, and I know of 5-jin‘s cases where the best they can ey ofit, is not too much for the good it has done, i take pleasure in soiling it, be cause 1 know that I am giving my eustomeis the worth of their money, and I feel gratified in seeing the benefit It confers Pleaseeend me a further supply, aud believe mo Yours, with respect, JOHN. C. WHITLOCK P.S. Almost any number of certificates can be sont ycu, if vou wish it. Windsor, C. W., June 26,1552. J. C. Anr, air; This may certify that I have ustdyour Cherry Pectopjo. for upward? of one year ; ana it is my sincere belief that I should have been in my grave ere this time if I had not. It has cured me of a dangerous affection of the lungs, and Ido not overstate my convictions when I toll yon it is 2 priceless remedy. Yyrs very respectfully, D. A. McCULLIN, Attorney at Law. Wilksborre, Pa, September 28,1850. Dp.. J. C. Ayes. My dear Sir,—Your medicine is much approved of by those who have u3ei It here, and its composition Is such as to insure and main tain its reputation. I Invariably recommend it for pulmonary affections, as do many of our principal physicians. lam your friend, CHAS. STBEATERjM. D . j PREPARED 3Y J. C AYER. CHEMIST, LOW£l L, MASS. iW. W. LINCOLN* Savannah. A A. SOLOMONS A CO, Savannah. J. B MOORE A CO, Savannah, J. H. CARTER A CO, Savannah. J. M.TURNER, Bavannah. AGENTS. iYER’S PILES, j FOR ALL THE FURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. There has long existed a public demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on a? sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues has conclusively ; hown with what success it accomplishes the purpose de signed. It is easy to make a physical Pill, but not easy to make the best of all Pi'iis—one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages of every other. This baa been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almc .t every purgative modicineis acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the ?> stem as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. These pills produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing ob struction or derangemont in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no barm can arise from their use in any quantity ; but it is better that any medi cine should bo taken judiciously. Minute direc tions for their use in the several diseases to which they are applicable are giveu on the box. Among the complaints which have been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver Complaint, in its var iousforms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Appetite, Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever aud Ague, Pain in the Side and Lions, for, in truth, all these aro but the consequence of diseased action in the liver. As an aperient, they afford prompt aud sure re lief in Costiveness,Piles, Colic. Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula and Scurvy, .Colds, with soroness of the body, Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in short, any and every case whfcre a purgative is required* They have also produced some singularly sue cessful cures in Rejmmatisni, Gout,Dropsy", Gravel, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart. Faius iu the Back, Stomach, and SkTo. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify tho blood aud prepare the system for the ehanso of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach a nd bow - els into healthy action.and restores the appetite audvizor. “They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vatu'it j strength r f tb> body, and reptore the wast j e.d or diseased energies ol the whole, organism. ■ Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, eVcn ’ though no serious derangement exists; but unne cessary dosing should never be carried too far, re every purgative mediciun reduces the strength, wheii taken to excess. The Thousand case* in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, bur they suggest themselves to the reason of every body; and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purport than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When their virtue* are once known the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when tn ! need of a cathartic medicine Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm ran arise their us© in any quantity Fcr minute direction?, bc ‘hf wrapper on the Box. Prepared by James C. Ay or, £n. Li.e! cnl Anal j tieal Chemist, Lowell, Mass. I For sale by lIAVXLANI), HA&RALL iCO . ‘ bar j l6ston, W. W. LINCOLN, Savannah Price 25 cents per Box. Five boxes for $1 duly 6. 1 , j Che subscriber hw just 1 o j cdived a great variety o* j ; fine Double aud Single Baixel GUNS, ofl ami- I i nated Steel; Dama.'Cus Steel; wire And plain twi ts ! j Barrel.*—also,game Bag?, powder Flask?, boi ! Ba;e. Belts afid Pouches, Whistles.. Horns, cleat: in” Rods, and almost every thing t-ppevtainitif; ■ to Sporting. COLT’S REVOLVERS, bolt and cth- , ! Pistole. All of which rre offered at prices, anj 00 term? tbit cannot, fall to satkfv purchaser * a. wrvviOT, j dee 11 Dealer u ana Jewelry, | Jiardwai t * Outlory, &o. ’ igAMVri. MWM ?OH .UfOoaere. : .'T ; JuTitm‘Vtroer.e.Tv: *!ana’s. liaiLLi.Nc ha” v a rorb a genera' *b*oilment of Avnerican j tn Kagjish Hardware. Cntlery. Sage Tor Ib, and are conatantiy receiving ad'iitiou* Merchant*,- Planter*. Builders. lloum ken. -- and other*, are inriteii t trvmine our Rtj which embraces'a greet r*rietv aM wi” be r-v. I at the lowest price*. ; INEGAR.—BO bble White Wine and Cider vin vfr for asle, by Jel2 HYLAND <9 O’NEILL. j W. IV. SEYMOUR A. CO | 4 <llallsim Square, V. York. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN AMERICAN, ENGLISH, GERMAN WRENCH HA RDWARE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Their stock embraces every description oi Builders’ Hardware, Mechanics’ Tools, CA VINET TRIMMINGS. Articles. CDTLERY&MACHINIBTS'TOOLS Direct from the American and European Manufacturers. 2 u 1 ■ P HH I H t ■ ilsflH I I B Qould’i mortice machine W. N. S. & Cos. are also agents for the sale of the following LABOR-SAVING MACHINES, FAY’S Morticing, Tenoning, Blind, Boring, Sash and Moulding Machines; Scroll Saws, Daniel’s Plaining, GOULD’S Mortice, SWINGLE’S Power Mortice, and HOVEY'S Boring Machines—Orders for which v ill be promptly executed. Also, Geer end Ratchet Drills. STUBS’ Tools, aDDIS’ Carving Tools, GLEAVE’S Tools aud Files, SPEAR’S GROVE’S aud MOULTON’S Saws, lIOE’S and WAR HALL’S Pit, X Cut and Circular Saws, with or without Mandrill?, Stocks and Dies, Ac., Ac., ic every variety. ly INDIAN st! rOUFDRT. D. & WILLIAM EOSE, iron & and General Machinists, Are prepared to make CONTRACTS with Railroads and other?, to furnish them with Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; also, to Build Stationary Engines,Horizontal aad Vertical Sugar Mills, with Two or Throe Rolers, Sugar Pans, kc. Steam Saw Nlills, Roll Gangs and Machinery appertaining to the same. Steamboat IVoik, and ail kinds of general Jobbing attended to with punctuality and despatch. They trust that by attention to Business, and doing justice to all work entrusted to their care, to merit a share of public patroungi~ N. I).—Gage Cocks, Oil Cups, Whistles, Steam and Water Cocks. and a variety of finished Brass work, requisite for Machinery, always on band at reasona ble price? £&3 j Sash Weights; Cast Iron ghoes for Gutters of va ] rious Patterns and Sizes, at Northern price?, oppo site the Charleston Steamboat Wharf feb 15 i THK ROAD TO IIEAJLTH. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. CUKE OF \ DISORI) f KEI’ LIVER ASD IUI> DIGESTIO2f. Copy of a letter from Mr. IV. Kirk us, ChomLt, 7 Prescot street, Liverpool, dated 6th June, 1851. To Profeesoi Hallowuy—Sir:—Your Pills and’ Ointment have .vto<-t the hign on our pale list of Proprietary Med’ l ’.s for some yean* \ cus tomer, to whom I ref-’r for any enquiries, desire’ me to let you *w the particulars of her case. She had been roubled for years with a disordered liver aud bad digestion On the last occasion, however, the virulence of the attack was so alarming and the inflamation set in so severely- tbatdoubts were entertained of her not being able to bear up under it; fortunately she wras induced feu try your Pills, and she informs me that after the first, and each succeeding dose, she had great relief. She continued to take them, and although she used only three boxes, she is in the enjoyment of perfect health I could have sent yon many more cases, but the above from the severity of the attack, and the speedy cure. I think sneak much in favor of your as tonishing Pill * (Signed) TV W KIRKUB An extraordinary mre of rheumatic Fever in Van Die man's Land. Copy of a letttr i isorled in the Hobart Town Courier of e Ist March. 1851. by Major J. Walch. .Margaret M'Conning&n, nineteen years of age, resideing at Now Tow n, had been suffering from a violent rheumatic fever for upwards of two months, which had entirely deprived her ofthe use of her limbs ; during this period she was un der the care of the most eminent medical men 11 Tfobart Town, and by them her case watt con sidered hopeless A friend prevailed upon her totiy HoloWay's celebrated Pills, which she consented to do. and in an iucrediable short ► pace of time they effected a perfect cure. Cuir nf “ Pain Tightness in the Chest and Stomach of a pri son 84 years of age. {•tom Messr.- Tbew 6: Sou. Proprietors of the l.vnn Advertiser, who an vouch forthefol -1 ■-•*-ing statement.—August 2d. 1851 ! Tii Professor Holloway-- Sir —I desire to bear iefdlmon.V lo the es f‘. t -f HollowPill’ for sonic years 1 suf sored aeverely <'r’ h und tightness j n tbo stomach which w also accompanied by a shortne.- of breath, that prevented ra*> from walking ad’ou? (am 8i years of age. and uot withptanding •>., advanced ’ate of life, three Pillp have -i relieved me. that lam desirous that othei - should be made acquainted with their ; irtuea lain now rendered, hy their means comparatively active. ru<J -.d take oxer I else without inconvenience or pain, which I •■'•ijld noi do befor 4 - ‘Signed) HENRY CCR. North street, t,ynn. Norfolk . J’he’f 1 e’.ebraUtd PUh an wonder fully eftenomn ni the following complaints. Ague. Asthma, Biliou complaints. Blotch** i on the Skin. Bowel complaint.*. Colter. Ccnatipa ; tion of the Bowels. Consumption Debility,Drop j pv. Dysenteiy. Lryupelas.Vemalo Irxegularitiep- Fevers of ali kinds. Fit*. Gout. Headache. Indi i gestion, InflamationrJauDdice. Liver Complaints. Lumbago, riler. Rheumatism. Retention o Urine. Fcrofula. 01 Klug' fl EvtJ Sore ‘ ros.ts, ! Store and Gravely Secondary Symptoms Tic , Souloureau. Tumor?. Ulcers Ventral Affections. Dorm bof All kind*. TVeakne- fron w!i*fer#>r ! cause, if., &c. * I Sold at tbs L&tablifihmeut* i>( 1 rot Holloway, SOMaidei! La.no, New York,and 244 Stand,London, ! aad by all respectable Druggists affd Dealer? :a Medicines throughout the United States, in Pota : aad bore . at 25 cents, 62V and $1 00 each. ! Theraia a considerable *nriog by taking j the larger size* I N. B. —Directions for guidance of patients ; j :fl every disorder are affixed to e&cto Pot r> UTTER AITD CHEESE.— 25 tubs fresh Go?hen > Butter and46 boxesmildrich Cheeses received ! per fitaamer Florida, and for sale at the Emporium. ; toy [jy 10] SEABORN GOOD ALL j QMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES.—IOO smoked j I 1 w Tongues ; 30 do smoked Beef; 100 Bologna ‘ ; SausHges. landing from eteamer Knoxville, and for J so’e by | junagQ CLAD HORN A CUNNINGHAM. j B*EEF— 6° JtarrelH New Vorr Mes- and Prime ! Bee?. Isrdfng from ship Hartford, and for sale I by CLAGHORV OrNNIfQHAM. , 1 f*hh WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES : Jewelry, Diamonds and Silver Ware a The subscriber would cull the &i ten tion of purchaser* to the and elegant assortment of goods in his line, which he offers for sale s’ much less than usual prices, af fording persons, desirous of matin? purchases of choice watches or jewelry, aa un equalled stock t' select from. Among the joanx ; articles of bijouterie will be touud the following, which he offers wholesale and retail . JULES JURGENSEN WATCHES. Warranted perfect time-keepers,from.. $l6O to s2s’ COOPER WATCHES. Du piex and Leavers,from 1 25 to T> h INDEPENDENT SECOND, Aid Quarter Second Watches, for timing horses, 1-5 to 250 CHRONOMETERS, Splendid Pocket Chronometers, perfect time keepers . 125 to 250 EIGHT-DAY WATCHES, Which run eight days with once windmg.l4o to 180 ENAMEL WATCHES, For Ladies—some hi Huntidg cases, 85 to lOfl DIAMOND WATCHES, For ladies—some in Magic cases.*. 35 te3ofl MAGIC WATCHES, W hith change into three different Watches 100 to 17 WATCAES WHICH WIND. j A nd turu the hands without a key’ 85 to 140 I All kinds of Watches at very low prices i Fine Gold Lepine Watches 4 holes jewelled, $25 Fine Gold Detached Levers, 30 ; Gold Enamelled Watches for Ladies; 35 j Gold English Patent Levers, 35 Gold English Patent Levers, hunting cases,. 58 Silver iPatent Levers as low as 15 “ Detached Levers 14 Ladies’ Gold Sets, earrings, pins. and bracelets, SISOO to $76 (Mi Earrings, 200 to 25,0n Pins, 200 to 25,00 Bracelets, t 500 to 8000 Gold Lockets, one, two and sou r glasses, 300 to 2500 Gold Guard Chains, 10 00 to 50,09 Gold Chatelaine Chains, .....1000 to 11OC0 Gold Vest Chains, 800 to 85 09 Gold Fob Chains, 600 to 26 CO Fine Gold Wedding Rings 360 to 7on Gold Guard Keys, 100 to 6CO Gold Fob Keys,..?. 2 00 to Bno Gold Fob Seals, 300 to 12 CO Gold Thimbles 250 to 5q9 Gold Pencils 126 to 700 Gold Pens and Pencils, 350 to 16 on Diamond Rings, 7 00 to 25000 Diamond Earrings, 10000 to 300 0” Diamond Pins, 15 00 to 300 00 Gold Crosses, 200 to 12 on Gold Finger Rings, with Stones... 200 to 15 oq Gold Sleeve Buttons, per set, 250 to 12 on Gold Studs, per set,... 160 to jn 00 Gold Spectacle.', per pah. ... . 500 to non Gold Eye-Glasses, 175 to f: fjn Silver teaspoons, per ret,... 500 to poo Silver Tablespoons, per set,. 12 00 to 21 on Silver Tablcforks, per set,.. 13 00 to 23 00 Silver Cups for children. ... . .sootn 15 o r * Silver Napkin Rings, each,..,... 160 t-> 350 Gold Armlets, i r per pair, 250 to 600 Plain Gold Ringfl, 75 to 300 Chased Gold Rings .. lon to *,r\r, Silver Thimbles, silver tope,,.. 3? Gold Scarf Pins, ...... 1 note 700 GEORGE C. ALLEN. Importer, Wholesale and Retail. No 11 Wall Ft. New may If. lv Second floor, near Broad way ‘ HOME MANUFACTORY OF £tidles, Bridles- and Harness, 183 Congress-st, Savannah, Ga Ate-A THE Subscribers manufacture an keep constantly on hand, a large stork IpPfitl of SADDLES, BRIDLES and HARNESS * and make to order any description r f ar ticles in our line. Our stock comprises aifo a larp* assortment ofTrunks. Carpet Bags, Valises. Saddi? Eaga “Whips, Wool and Dray Collars. Drav He ness, etc. Persons dcsirousof purchasing,would dc well tc give us a call, and examine cur stock. All wor*- manufaeture£ by us.warranted for materia) and workmanship. W A.Hollister, ~ „ D. Mallett. MALLKIT AGO N. B.—Repairing done on the shortest notice ard nn reasonable forms ~~t jv AIR-EXHAUSTED BURIAL CASES. and in furnishing every requisite for FUNERALS he continues to te tlall times supplied with All Sizes of Mahogany end Metalic Coffinf among which may be found anew pattern of NOLD’S PATENT AIR-EXHAUSTED MET.AI.IC BURIAL CASES, for which the advertiser is the only agent for Savannah and Florida. Flack V. a! nut Cherrs and Pine Coffin?, also constantly cv. hand. Having every facility for tbs performance of all the details required on funeral occasions, including the obtainment of tbo ground Mr. B. is prepared to assume the whole direction of funeral si range ments, while for moderation in charges be refers t< the experience of the community among whom h? has been resident for so many years. In compliance with many solicitations from hi friends and fellow-citizens,” Mr. B. has obtained * new and modernly constructed Hearse, which wil be under the charge of Mi P. N. JAIN. Wber desired, carriages will also be soj plied at the ut-n • cost. Orders for the Hearse can be left a? nbri 9. ot with Mr. Lain at 221 Congress-street may 20 jr DR. J. B. MARCH!SPU CELEBRATED CATHOLICON v •> THK HRLIKC UR EOF 8T SFWPI NO FVM. 4 p s Suppressed, and Irregular Mt maturation, Ac;, with all their Accompanying evils. Cancer excep ed. no matter how severe or nt how long stand - up- The (’atholicon far .urpasses other remedte n being more certain, less expensive, and ten- T ’ ing the system in better condition. Let all in terested in such a remedy call and obtain a pamphlet, tree, containing ample proof, from highly respectable sources, of the happy result * of its use. together with letters from flist-elat* experienced physicians, who have used it in their practice, and speak from their own observation 1 have no hesitation in saying. Dr. VRrcbi.-i ■ Uttriue Catbn icon is invaiunble in uterine d?sen es gent-raily. 1 have used it in Pluor Alton Amenorrboca, l’rolapsut Uteri, and in cases of ex tensive alrciation of the vagin* and osluteri. It is worthy ofthe notice of the Faculty. JOHN C ORRICKjM.D , Baltimore, M 1 ’ * I would be glad to bare a fur thor supply, ns the medicine is becoming very popular, and I think will continue, as it has given relief in every instance where properly taken. T© OM A 8 NEWM AN, M. I) May 22<1, 1864. Mt. Vernon, Ind My wife,having used several bottles of Dr 51 ar chiefs Uterine Catholicob. and have derived grea benefit t bereft otn, has no hesitancy in prononneir g it one of the behl medicines ever produced, end • commends it te the afflicted. I B. BLADI. Hernando. Mis*. Pamphleti- haJ irratte at the store ( J l Pv Fopti. I‘ruggict. Wholesale and Retat’ AgWri, Savannah. Ga. Also, sold by Henry J Harbor* Jsckßonvlllc . Miller fir Haylc*. bnofovilte. Cun uingham t V Cos , Beaufort. 8.0. Lei;eradd,res otto Messrs Beach k Browse* Agent* ’>* Newberry, C. //. ts. f .hi/th )?*** P ts F'nrd, ofthe samoStai* Gi fnn BFRIKGfe, Jan oth, 136.8 Miohp* BB#or A Bhovwson—Sirs I send foi another bottle ••f your ‘ Marchisi’i Uterine Catholicon My wife has been afflicted for 11 years, and a rariety of means has been resorted “to for relief lmt none wa obtained until I **- ceived this medicine from you Its influence seems aim or-1 magical there was a manifest im proremant from the day it was taken As there are a gtcat. many females in cur country laboring under the affliction for whteto T'ur menicine proposes T fe*l it.adn tj ♦'•recommend t to all such Signed, ClocohS Beapd . B MARGHIM K CO., Froprlftcrs. CENTRAL DEPOT, 304 BROAD WA Y, N >. For sale by J E DkFORD, Druggist, corner j Broughton and Barnard-sts . Savannah. Geo ■ I have no hesitation in paying. Dr. Marcbi6i’s U TERXisrr Catholicon is invaluable in uterine diseases | generally. I have used it in Pluor Albus, Amen orrhoet Frolapias Uteri, and in cases of extensive ulceration of the vagina and os nteri It is worthy ofthe notice of the Faculty. JOHN C. OBRICK, M.P* mn 10 Maltimore. V#. EXTRACT BUCHU.—A sovereign re J m‘’dy for diseases of the bladder, spine, kid | ueys.and urinary organs, also for dyspepsia, ebro j nic rheumatism and affectiaus of the skin. The above medicine is earnestly rerommended to physicians and practitioners of medicine, and th* public generally, as it can lie used toy persons of all ; ages and batoits; is pleasant to the taste, and will i be readily taken by aDy patient, no matter how , adverse toe may be to taking medicine. lor sale toy ! j nr >7Q JOHN B. MOOBK ft CO