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b. pout hoy. johx n. NO. 42 COMMERCE STREET, MOBILE, DEALERS IN BRAS.

AH ARTICLES ESPAIXY KEPT UT FEED FIELD SEEDS Such as Orchard, Timothy, Red Top and Bine Grass Red and White Cltwtr-Lucerne, Also, Prince Edward Island Oats, Missouri lack aod White 'Buckwheat, Seed Potatoes, See. COTTON SEED We are agents for the well known and choio variety of "Friioy't also keep constancy on hand other varieties. LIME Constantly on haud a supply of Thomaston, Philadelphia and home tnanafactuwa. Hydraulic Cement and Calcined Plaster Afresh article, procured direct from the mssniaa-tories. Aiso, Plasterers' Hair, Marble Dust and Lathi.

BRICKS English and American Fire Philadelphia aud home manufactured, lreaia. GUNNY BAGS New and secondhand, in bales and bundles. HIDES Wet and Dry Salted, Heavy and Light, Kip and Calf, Sheep and Deer Skins, Constantly on hand selectedexpressly forCountry Tanners. 1 TALLOW By the Barrel or smaller quantity. ii' OIL Neatsfoot and Tanners' by the barrel or gallon.

We also keep constantly on hand thediA ferent kinds of Resin Oils-Paint, Lubricating, Tanners and Burning, which can be sold atv-ry low prices. GUANO Pure Peruvian, procured direct from the Agent of the" Peruvian Government. Ahto, Land or Ground Plaster, direct from the Manufactories. IV Orders for the above articles respectfully solicited, and purchasers may be assartd of al ways purchasing at the LOWEST market prioes. UT We will at all times pay the highest market price for Beeswax Country Dried also always purchase or contract for the delivery of White Oak Pipe STAVES.

March 26, 1858. j- Jfsw OrJeanV Market The sales of cotton to-day amount to 2500 bales. Market firm. Western Mess Pork advanced 12Jc. now quoted at $1.25.

From the Columbus Si Niagara Arrived. e9n New York, Aug." 18. The Niagara steamship has arrived. She Vas greeted with salutes, and every demonstration made to honor the men and officers on 1 Cable News. Ne York, Aug.

1SL Mr. Cyrps W. Field bos ordered another cable to be constructed, on account of the prospect of the immense business which will offer. The cable line will be closed until the 1st of September, except for the Message between the two governments of England and the United States. Additional Items of Foreign News.

St. Johns. Aug. 18 It is stated that the Spanish Government is satisfied with Lord explanation of the questions involved in the Cuban difficulties. Hyde, Hodge extensive Mahogany merchants of London, have failed.

The Overland Mail Route. Washington, Aug. IS. Butterfiield are nearly ready to commence operations in carrying the Overland Mail to the Pacific Coast. Everything appears favorable for the undertaking.

From the Mobile Tribune. The Arabia's News. New Orleans, Aug. 20. The news by the Arabia, with dates to the 7th instant, reporting an advance of i and is confirmed.

Consols quoted at 96.. The Fever. BAYBERRY SYRUP. nu. i.

i.nriR a. Rsan FOB THE CCBB Or Cholera, Diarrhea, Cholera Morkus, Cholera lofanttunt DYSENTERY, AND FLUXJ, rTWIii Medicine stands unrivelled as an in- nocent, safe, and certain Remedy for' all Diseases of the Bowels. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS, working a large number of hands hundreds of dollars might be saved annually by the use of this Syrup, instead of applying to a physician. Price of the Syrup. It is put up in bot- ties of two sizes, and retails at 50 cents and $1 per bottle.

i I have used in my family several bottles of Dr. Glover Barberry Syrup, and have found it an effectual remtdy for flux and diarrhoea, D. J. ALLEN. Memphis, Dec.

17, 1853. The above testimonial is from the agent of the Methodist Book concern, located at Msra-Puis- Ripley, Not. 24, 1853. I have, in several cases of Bowel Complaint among my family, used your celebrated BA Y-BERRY SYRUP, and I find it to be superior '-to any medicine I have ever used, for diar rhoea especially; and I esteem it a privilege, as well as a pleasure, to recommend it to all persons afflicted with Bowel (Jomplamt. Yours truly, DANIEL HUNT.

The above is from the Probate Clerk of Tippah county. Sold by C. W. HATCH, Agent. urreeusuuro, uuuv lo, iouo am DR.

L. GLOVER BR08 LIVER MIDICI'VE. Pnrelv Veirelable and Entirelv Innacrnt. -0 For the speedy and permanent core of Dyspepsia, Acidity ef the Stomach, Sick niHiini. E.

BRAME, k. rrinclpaL S. A. D. PERRY, MRSr MARY Ft BRXME, Atiistant tmtructurt.

vj MISS M. A. J. TERRY, Imtrvctor in Muiital Ornamental- Depart- pHIS Institution will commence a new' ses---1- sion on Monday, the 27th of September. The same teachers will be retained.

It is the Principal's deeire to satisfy the demands of the community-, conformity waa wiuca be proposes some changes. The year will be divided into two sessions of twenty weeks, and those who send, will pay 'from' the time they enter to the close ofuthe session. The Primary Department will be kept in a separate room. New Desk and Chairs will be provided, of the very best home-made The Academy will be refitted, and every thing" ele'an and comfortable. A Philosophical, Chemioal and Astronomical apparatus, which cost when new eight hundred dollars, amply sufficient for all the requirements of the school, will be used for daily illustrations.

Iu addition to the teachers now in the Literary Department, there will be employed a Lady of the very best qualifications that can be procured. Rates of Tuition per Session of Twenty Wetisj Ttiition in spelling ajid reading alone', $20,00 Tuition iu any other department ex cepting Music, 25,00 Instruction on Piano and use of In strument. 30,00 Instruction in Drawing, Painting, and Embroidery or wax work, 15,00 Instruction on Guitar, 25,00 Painting in Oil Colors 40,00 Incidental Fee, 1,00 Board or without washing,) 60,00 Boarders will furnish their oirn lights ana napkins. No deductions except for a month's sickness, and absolute inability to attend school. All fees payable strictly in advance.

No extra charge for Latin or Greek. Greensboro. Aug. 27, 1858. 32 tf ftist of Letters Remaining in tbe Post Office 4 Greensboro', on the 1st of X.

Sept 1858, which, if not taken out before the 1st of October, 1858, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. Bird, Gen II Hoat, Miss IJelender, Henry Hyde, Isaiah Beckwith, Houston, Co Byuum, Dr Jane, Kev Barton. Kev Jones. Brantley. Johnson.

Charles, King) Wm Clarke, Lagroue, Wm Calhoun Si Olivers MoUangham. Daniel Carraway, Mrs E. Moreson, David Punt, Moore, Frear, 4 Moore, Jessey Forrester, Murson, Goll'erd, Night, Mrs Garrett, Messrs LPatteraon, Mrs A Urigsby, Win Keid, Gilden, A. Kittenberry, Green, A Sheldon, ltev Green, Simouton, andStepbens. M'isb Buck Small.

Haraey, Mrs A Smith, Hawkins, Speed, lluigood, Thomas, Mrs Hays, A Ward, Hoadee, Kev Woodseek, Samuel. Persons calling for any of the above letters will please sav they are "Advertised." WM. M. PALMER, P. M.

Aug 27. 1858. 32 2vr UNION ACADEMY, P.ID33, ALA. THE Sixth Scholastic year commences on the first day of September. The year divided into two terms: the nrst oegins the first dav of September and closes on the 20lh of December, embracing sixteen weeks.

The second begins the first day of January and closes on the last Friday in June. embracing twenty-tour weeks. Board Sc Tuition for first term $f0 second term 90 The Boarder furnishes his lights. E. A.

A. A. ARCHIBALD. S3T A Catalogue will be sent to any one de siring turtuer particulars. August 20, 1858.

31 4w THLRBEPi CO. (SUCCESSORS TO MEAI1ERS THUEBEE,) RElLllIXG, F0RH ARLG AXD Gciiciiil Cdiiimission Merchants, 87 69 Commerce and 64 65 Front Sir's. Mobile, i la. Thpv fnvnwii ilAnis of freight. adviRe of the nrrivnl of nnd forwnnl dunlicate Rills Lading by mail to parties not residing on the river.

ney also purcnase leaning Hi tieies on commission when placed in funds, or when collected as charges on the Bills Lading. August 20, 1858. 31 tf SOC. PARKER. T.

H. LAKE. 3 ws.iii3:am3 PARKER, LAKE, CO. (Successors to Parker, Morris If Co.) i AT 1 No's. 8 4 10 Commerce Street, MGBH.B, ALA.

August 20, 1858. 31 tf Lumber For Sale. TH subscriber is now prepared to fill orders fur nil kinds of Lumber, at his Steam Mill six miles of Greensboro, at the following prices All kinds of square-edge Pine Lumber 50 per hun. Rough-edge 1 till Oak fencing 1 50 Wagon timber 2 25 Cedar 4 00 Select Lumber will be eharged for at higher rates. GIDEON E.

NELSON. Greensboro, August 6, 1858. 29 tf State of Alabama Greene County. Pbobate Court, July 26, 1853- THIS day came Eliza V. Tunstall, Executrix of James L.

Tunstall, who was joint Guardian with Thos. H. Croom, of the minor heirs of Wiley Croom, deceased, and filed bet account and vouchers for a final settlement of her Raid testators Guardianship. Whereupon it is ordered by the Court that the 2d Monday ia next be set for said settlement, enid that publication thenpof be made bv aavertisemeut for three coimecntive weeks fa the Alabama Beacou, a weekly newspaper published in tlii Couuty Attests W. C.

OLIVER, Judge. Aug. 13, 1858. jPr'aBUl. 14.

30 3 Important To Cotton Planters! SOMETHING, EBTIRELY KEW IX TEE EISTOai OP THE COTTON GIN. rTTHE subscriber haa made a valuable im-A prevement in ike Cotton Gin, by which a greater quantity Cotton can be ginned in a day than by any other make. From various experiments, it is confidently believed that where a sixty saw Gin of theordinary kind is required, a Fifty, -aaw of this make will be amply sufficient. -fJMsj jw, This increased speed will Dot in the least interfere with the sample, as the secret is in getting rid of the seed as soon as the fibre is taken off. u- This Gin has been tried in the presence of several Planters for their opinions, as to its performance, see the following certificate? In company with W.

E. Kennedy, Wm. Kerr, Dr. L. Smith.

Kobt. Johnson, C. Singleton, and V. Boardman, I visited the plantation of James I. Walton, on Monday last, to examine and witness the trial of Mr.

John DuBois' new improvement on the Cotton Gin. I can, without hesitation, say that the improvement far exceeded my expectations, in regard to the speed, sample, and picking the seed clean of lint. Upon trial, a 25 Saw Gin, at moderate speed, ginned 50 pounds of seed cotton in four minutes. Ot. E.

5ELSON. Greensboro, jWarch 24, 1858. This is to certify that in the month of July in company with J. A. Wemyss.

Capt. J. Walton, Wm. Lanier, George Erwin, and John D. Lavender, I aaw Mr.

DuBois' new Gin tried, and a sixty saw Gin picked one hund red pounds of dry cotton, reserved from the last crop, in four minutes and thirty-six seconds. EICH'D C. DAVIS. Greensboro, Aug. 2, 1853.

This kind of Gin will be made with or without the motiug attatchment to snit purchasers. It is not complicated and cannot get out of order, john Dubois. Greengboro, Aug. 6, 1853. 29 tf N.

B. The attention of manufacturers of Cotton Gins is respectfully invited to this improvement, as by it, one of the essential requisites of the saw Gin is -supplied. J. D. AND MISSISSIPPI Kail Road Ware-House, SELMA, ALAB1JIA.

THE subscribers having leased from tne Alabama and Mississippi Rail Road Coin-pony their Depot WARE-HOUSE, we oiler our services to the Merchants and Planters to do a general Forwarding and Commission Business, and by strict personal attention to all business entrusted to us, hope to be liberally patron ized. These buildings are built of Brick, and for all persons Bhipping in the direction of Greens boro, Eutaw, Tuscaloosa, great advantages over any other Wure-ilnuse in the City. Inasmuch as the Rail Rond Cars receive their freight from the door of the Ware-House, so that wet weather does not interfere with our forwarding freight and often, particularly in the busy season, we can forward goods at least one day sooner than any other House in the city, and the risk of damage by much handling and diayingover aiong, rough road, is avoided. The Cotton Ware-House Yard is covered with a platform on which the Cotton is unloaded, and does not touch the ground from the Cars to the Boat. Therefore, Cotton stored by us is not drayed at all, and is not handled one half as much as when consigned to other Houses, and the Buildings are si remote from any others, that fire cannot be communicated to them and Cotton, Sic, stored with us can be insured at same rate as the Mobile are-Houses.

Freights should be marked to the care of HuGOlNS Sc Selina. Alabama. BATES OF STORAGE: Storage on goods per Barrel 15 cotton per bale for the season. .25 Commission for selling cotton per bale. buving and selling goods.

5 Goods received for the city or Alabama Tenn. Rail Road, we will charge 5 ceuts per barrel drayage. HUGGINS CO. Selma. July 30, 1653.

28 2m riHE subscriber having purchased Wool- ley Moseley's stocK ot Books Stationery, And ordered from New York a full assortment of every thing usually kept in Book Stores, respectfully invites the citizens of Greensboro and vicinity to call and examine his Btock. Particular attention paid to the ordering of Rare Books, Music, All Ha nflafnl Afiil entertaining works of the day received as fast as they come from the press. ttuaoniijij. Bookseller and Stationer, Greensboro, Ala. July 30, 1858.

28 tf Tbe State of Alabama Greene County, Probate Court, Ang. 2, 1858. THIS day came Benj. S. Evans, Administrator of Robt.

N. Ellis, deceased, (who died in Greene countv intestate.) and filed his application -for an orWto sell the slaves belonging to the estate of his intestate for the purpose of making a fair and equitable division, ailed ging that the same cannot be equally divided without a sale. It is therefore ordered that the 2d Monday of September be set for considering the same, and that notice thereof be given by publication for 30 days in the Alabama Beacon. W.C. OLIVER.

Judge. Aug. 6, 1858. Printer's Bill, $fi 1 29 5w SADDLE HARNESS BUSINESS. THE subscriber give notice to his patrons OIIU fcUU FWVMW1 hn lia i rtnv Aak ttr all hift materials.

liiuii uno he finds it impossible to give the usual credit. He will, therefore, in future, consider all Sis accounts due and payable in three months. U71.AH, ia nmmntlv ItlRtlfl II tl ft Pnd of the three months, a deduction will be made on the amount due of ten per cent. And in all eases, where payment is not made at the ena ox taree monms, auoxo iw wvjuu u'w wilt be required, payable the first of the following January, n. aarjiLLu.

N. B. Hides taken in exchange for work." H. C. C.

Greensboro, Ang. 13. 1853.. )5a GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOli. EEF.

J. W. K. aiEUS, M. 31.

0., PrlHCipal Preprleter. IN this School a thorough course la laid out for pupils in the Classics, Mathematics, French and English, and young men desiring to enter the Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior Class in Th Southern ot any other College, will bare every necessary facilitv aSbrded tfiem for that object. A eommodions building is now in process of ereuuuBr wiui nwyiv giuuuus aiiacnea, and a most delicious shade, New School Room Furniture, of the most approved kind, consisting of Desks, Settees, Large Blackboard Slates, Maps, Charts, Paintings, and a Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, has just been purchased by the Principal in New York, and indeed everything reasonable has been done to render the School Room comfortable and attractive. The object of the Principal it to make this School whatits name imports, A High School, where young meif can prepare for College, or for entrance upon business life. Instruction, if desired, can be gives in German Trad Hebrew.

Those having charge of the education of young men, would do well to investigate the claims of this Schod.1 Provision has been SSade for a limited number of Misses, who will be placed in a separate department, underA competent and experienced Instructress. They will be taught all the branches necessary to a finished education. The Principal desires to urge upon the con sideration of those who intend to educate their sons in The Southern University," the propriety of placing them at once where they can commence a course of study which will be carried on during their Collegiate Career. The second annual session will commence, (Providence permitting,) on the 1st of September, and will continue nine consecutive months, including the usual vacation. It will be divided into three terms of three months each.

The tuition must be paid at the middle of each term, or interest will be charged. Tbe justice of this claim will be at once acknowl edged, when it is recollected that the Princi pat has incurred great expense for the benefit ot tne community, ana neeas we prompt payment of tuition bills to enable him to meet it. No pupil will be admitted for less than a session. Any injury done to the house or furniture, or premises, beyond the legitimate use of it, will be charged to the pupil in whose care tbe desk, Jcc, is. No deduction will be made for the absence of any pupil if, however, any pupil is absent on account of sickness for more than a week, the place of the absentee may be supplied by another.

In case of the expulsion of any pupil, the relinquishment of the claim for tuition to be optional with the Principal. The full payment of the tuition in such case will be most positively required where the Principal is not satisfied that he has had the entire co-operation of parents to the full extent of parental authority, in bringing the disobedient to the wisdom of submitting to the powers that The Principal will decide thiB matter. It is his determination to throw tne responsibility tor the deportment of his pupils upon their parents, where it belongs. Children trained properly at home, will, as a generul rule, behave properly at school. For the good of society, idleness, obstinacy and malice should never find even atemporary home in the school room.

They are a Pandora's box out of which spring a multitude of evils. It is desirable that pupils commence promptly with the commencement of the Session. For further particulars apply to the Principal. Greensboro, Aug. 6, 1853.

29 3m Administrator's Sale Of Valuable Cane-Brake Plantations, OURSUANT to' a decree of the Probate J. Court of Madison county. the undersigned. Administrator with the will annexed. 4cc, of the estate of James Manning, deceased, will sell at Auction, at Prairieville, Marengo county, on the 1st Monday in September nest, those two very valuable Plantations ot said estate near rrameville, in said county, one containing about 1380 acres, aud the other between 4Uil and SOU acres.

Each Plantation has on it a bored or Artesian Well, Gin-House, and other improvements. They are conveniently situated as to water and they are in fact among the moat desirable Plantations in Alabama. Possession to be delivered and first instal ment of the price to be paid the 1st day of lanuary next, and the residue ot tne price in two equal instalments, one and two years after, with interest from 1st of January next. A. R.

MANNING, Adin'r. Mobile, July 29, 1858. Pr's Hill, $5. 2t4w DISSOLUTION. rpHE firm of I.

R. Thomas engag-JL ed in the Wngon-ilaking and Repairing Business, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the firm will be settled up by Robert Johnson. I. R.

THOMAS, ROB'T JOHNSON. Greensboro, Aug. 20, 1858. 31 2w THE undersigned announces to the citizens of Greensboro and vicinity that he designs continuing the agon i.Bfpafrins Business, heretofore conducted I- R. Thomas and at the same stand.

He has employed a first-rate Wagon-Maker, and intends keeping on hand a supply of the beet materials, which will enable him to do all work in his line in a substantial and satisfactory manner. He solicits a share of public p'atroHage. ROBERT JOHNSON. Greensboro, Aug. 20, 1H5S.

31 BY virtue of an execution issued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of Greene county, direoted any Sheriff of the State of Alabama and to. me delivered against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Jefferson R. Turner aad Jaines A. McCra-ry, I have levied on the following described land, to wit? the 8otlibalf of 'the west half of the South. East Section 3 township 22, range 4 East) also the North half the East half of the South east quarter, same section, township and The above described land contains eighty acres which I will expose to public vendue ia Greensboro on the third Monday in September, being the 20th day of the month, between the hour of II and 4 o'clock, -v v' WM.

R. HARD A WAY, Sheriff.1 Bv Jas. D. S. 8 August 20V 1858; -815w irnmar cut.

IBB? COTTOU ADVANCED Jd TO id. Great Demonstration in London. St. John's, Aug. 16.

jTho steamship Europa having a collision with the Arabia off Cape Race, tfitf latter proceeded on to Ne York, and the Euiopa put in here for repairs. The Europa waa outward bound, having left Boston the 11th and the Arabia was jo wrd: bound, left Liverpool inst for New York. In the collision a portion of the cutwater if -the Europa was The "Jispatcliea for the Associated Press were not placed pu, board of the Europa, and transmitted is obtained from papers to the 6th of August. wri COMMERCIAL NEWS. oil Cotton Market.

-Th iales of "cotton" for this -week are nit MfSjiorterf, 'Sspecolators took 9,600 sTbe market' nM advanced id. ja. wees, ana trie great et advance was the middling and low-er'grados. The sales on Friday were 7i000 bales, and the market closed unchanged. Fair Orleans 7d.

Fair Mobile 7 and Fair Uplands 7Jd. T.Iiverpool General Markets. ''No quotations for breadstuff's received Sugar was firm, and rice steady. State of Trade. Manchester advices were favorable.

General News. The Rebellion in Central India has been etfecutually crushed. It was rumored that the Paris Credit Mobillier was about to wind up and fuse with the Bank Monsieur St. Paul. A despatch from Vienna states that thirty-three thousand troops are concentrating on the Danube, ut the nearest point to Turkey.

Large embarkation's of troops are going forward to India. The success of the cable was received in London with the most glorious enthusiasm. From th Charleston Mercury. Prom Europe. New Yokk, August 17.

The Hamburg steamship Saxouia, Capt. Ehlers, has arrived ut this port, with Southampton dates to the 4th iust. General Hews. The British Puriiumoiit was proroug-eJ on tho 2d inst. until the 1 9tli of December.

The Queen's sperch was delivered by commission. The London Times, however, has made a severe attack upon it. The arrangements to lay the cable in the Rwl Sea hud been completed. Over a dozen vessels hud foundered io the. North Sea.

The difficulties growing out of the Djiddah massacre had been compromised. Achille Fould, the Paris banker, is dead. The recent battle between the Turks and Christians in Bosnia was a blood) affair. The latter were at first victorious, but were subsequently driven into Austrian territory. The British" troops in India had been ordered into cantonment til! alter the rainy season.

Commercial News. The commercial news by this arrival is anticipated by the Arabia off Cape Race. The Loudon Courier, however, of the 4th reports Flour and Wheat jirm; Com steady; and Consoles during the week from 9G a 9o for money, and ut 96i on account. Specie to the amount of had arrived in England. New York, August 17.

The U. S. steam frigate Niagara, lately "employed in laying the Atlantic Cable, is signalized below this city. There were great rejoicings in the city to-day, over the success of the Atlantic Cable. The City Hall took fire to-day from sparks communicated from the pyrotechnics, and was partially burned down.

ThV centre and upper stories were destroyed. The dauiace is estiinntcii $50,000. Cotton has advanced, and 1C0O bales were sold to-day at 12 516 a 12 7-16c. per lb. for Middling.

The advance by the news received from the Arabia off Cape Race. Flour is firm, with sales 12,000 bbls. Wheat is buoyant, and 16,000 bnslielschanged hands: Southern Red is quoted at $1.20 a aud White at $1.55 a $1.60 per bushel. Corn is dull, and 53,000 bushels were sold. Spirits of Turpentine is steady.

and quoted ut 47 cents per gallon. Rosin is a per bbl. Rice is quiet. -11 Kew York, Aug IS. The sales of Cotton to-dav were S00 bales.

-Flour is firm, aud 14,000 bbls. were sold State and Ohio have advanced 5o. per bbl. Wheat is buoyant, and 60,000 bushels chanired hands at au advance of 3c. per bushel.

Corn is buoyant, with sales of 42,000 bushels. Spirits of Turpentine is heavy. Rosin is steady, at $1.60 per bbl. to arrive. Rice is dull.

From the Mobile Tribune. The Yellow fever. mHmm 'I' New Okleans, Aug. 19. The' Board ol Heatth report fortv-thrce deaths from yellow fever for: the tweuty-four hour ending at oooq ori "Death to all Vermin!" COSTAR'S" Bat, Eoach, Exterminator, Put up in Mid Si Rrt.

For the Lfcsirucnim of RATS, SI ICR, FIKLD MICE, JIOLEi KUAt'HK-J, CROTON BUGS, ANTS, 4c. Ewh'txd Sy u-ammoui tote of tke Pram and thf dxngcroiu to ihe human Uinily Hats do not die ia -hei. holes, but f-omn out nd dif "A.N,iafe fttid ipeerty remndv dmlv.by tiioauodt, In New York, and lanwlitre." Hotel, Fblps, tkeamboatfl, Hoftniiog liousea, Fubiui iuUiauou. otuaot do without it." COSTAR'S" Bod Bug Exterminator. hot up io 7fle and SI UoUiaa.

An Infallible dntrorer of thea mid -night aanamlm. "Silver known fail." "No hounektepL-t should vlibout ft." "Ip not obDoxtooa to the human but dtaJi to the bu -peciei." "COSTAR'S" Electric Powder. Pnt tip In bod Boira To DMtroy MOTHri, BSD Kt'HS, MfrJQriTOaW, A NTS, FLEAS. J'LANT IK8KCTR, VKRMIN OH FOWI.S and A MM A IX, Ao. "An preparation to Farmers." "Unstirpaased tin? joying ua InuntDie popuiaritj CTiyliere." The above are vow aekrtold(e4 tha 5 Tr-rmt, par funda In New Tork.

l)iVHn anld oniQUi'iittD. 'iVis'ar'a full partic-Ulai a. lumiiht-d on application. XX. To Drtigista and Dealers To la'wlw'p' the not jfi bean u-tar," tnnkea tin fpfi proportion: 1 On orders fur a Vnanltot aflrM trial) A lent4 1 of Grot J'-it' fivtn, 2 all onlf-n fut It) wufih and orar, diacommt of Pi'f.

RTf- -1 fur "CurV rrirato Cirealar, to ii aad J)wt' XXX. To the People. If no Vi'flm'vf or Droit fn yonr plar kcjifl tinplj' of liie F. frtm aw. a Knmr'ie of th fiat, fioack, Ae nt to jo't by roail, pre-paid, on receipt of.

tl, or a Rox of tbe Elftirtc Pow4r for Wc. Tht 1tl JSvft Fx-rtnimnlir a Itqntd. cannot be Bent tbmnch H.tLi ill: bin incasr i v' rr it le n-qnlred, tha hUctrie Pvwdtr will be found an efliclual fobaULuta. Top-ntM ih PnMlP e.iint 5pri(H and Bigkiw Pimirtwt Imff'ti-nf a New I.ahki. baa iven praparad, bati-ius ocftmito of Ui Proprietor'! algcature: TThnlwale and Retail a "COTABB Principal Htpot, fto.

388 li roadway. New York, andbj re-p -cublf lt uyyuU and Jhaiert rooL'iiout tbe Ucltei mium, the Msuca Waa Iudica ma tioutn America. Bold alio, by JAMES HOOPER and C. W. HATCH, Greensboro, Alabama.

July 9,1858. 25 2m. AT COST! suhscriher offers the following Goods at Cost anil 124 per cont. aililod Plain and Embroidered Swiss Muslin, Fig-urged anil l'liiiu lierages and Tissues, Figured aud Plain Summer Silks, Hem Stitched Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Collars and Sleeves in Setts, Thread, Swiss, and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings, Jaconet aud Swiss Bauds, Bonnets, Caps, and Lutestring Ribbon Kid. Picnic and Silk Gloves, Lasting Gaiters, and Kid Slippers, without heels, Gents.

Ready Made Clothing J. A. TALLMAX. Greensboro, July 2, 1858. 24 tf Residence For Sale THE undersigned, wishing to JkpA move into town, offers for sale (SlSfcjf his Residence, with -ii Aeres of Land, lying one mile South-West ofmjmiSm Greensboro.

This place is conveniently situated to the Schools of the town. A description of the place is unnecessary, as persons wishing to buv will examine for themselves. TIMOTHY THORP. reeusboro, July 9, 1858. 25 tf Sale of Town Commons Of CAIIABA.

IN compliance with an Act of the last Legislature, vesting a power of s'ale in the Town Council of Cuhaba, there will be sold, to the highest bidder, on a credit of six and twelve months, with note and two good securities, bearing interest from date, negotiable aud payable at the Commercial Bank of Alabama, at The Courthouse door, in the town of Cahnba, on the FIRST MONDAY in OCTO BER next, v- Tbe Town Commons Of Cababa I consisting of aboutFOUR HUNDRED acres, of which, about two hundred acres in the Northern part of town are divided off into lots of about ten acres, suited principally for cultivation, aud about two hundred acres in the Southern part of town are divided off into two acre lots for building purposes, and among which there are several fine building Lots. The object of the sale is to raise money for Rail Road purposes. The sale will be continued from day to day until all of the lots are disposed of, or as many as it is thought advisable to sell. The number and location of the lots may be seen on map of town of Cahaba, at the office of James D. Craig, Daniel S.

Troy, or of the undersigned, Also, may be seen at the office of the undersigned, the minimum price for which the lots will be sold. By order of the Council, at a meeting held June 14th, 1858. THOS. H. LEWIS.

C. C. Aug. 6, 1854. Gazette 29 9m i.

The board of health report twenty-eight deaths by yellow fever for the twenty-four hours ending at noon on Thursday. Shares in the Cable Company rose from $350 to $S50. A despatch from Valencia on the 6th says that the day the ships parted the communication was lost for one hour aud a half. The Agamemnon stopped and repaired the damage. On Friday she encountered a gale which lasted three days.

All hopes of the succes of the cable was lost, but 011 Wednesday the gale abated, ami she reached shallow water and anchored iu safety. Havre, Aug. 5. Cotton buoyant. Trei Ordinaire quoted at 102f.

Return of the Mexican Minister. Augusta, Aug. 20. lion. John Forsyth, U.

fc. Minister to Mexico, has returned home in the U. S. ship Plymouth. The officers of the Niagara have been granted three mouths leave of absence.

The Yellow Fever. New Orleans, Aug. 21. The Board of Health report fifty-four deaths from yellow fever for the 21 hours enJing at noon on Friday. The Markets.

The Sales of cotton to-day amounted to 200 bales. The market was very dull. A ld cert i semen ts. TOWXSIIIP SCHOOL. 'PHE PuMic School in Township 20.

Rai 5 Ktst, will be omnii'd on Monday, pewtMl on M'uaty, in 3Uth of under the churge ol Miles H. lei-Ivy. Mr. Yerbv is a graduate of tho University of Alabama, anil lias been engaged in for several years past in fuspflloos.i. 13.

GL'LLEY Sc A. V. JONES. Trustees. Greensboro, Ala Aug.

27, 1853. 32 3w NEW GOODS. OPENING at CARSON'S, a large assortment of Ladies aud Misses DRESS GOODS, Elegant Designs, in Silks, Detains, Cashmeres Poplins, ALSO. Shawls, Scarfs, Jieck-Ties, Cloves, Gauntlets, and Hosiery of every Diserintion. Cloth and Silk Velvet MANTLES AND CLOAKS, Ladies mid Misses Nett Goods, Hoop Skirts.

Sec. T. K. CAKSON. Greensboro, Aug.

27, 1858. 32 Svr NEW GOODS OPENING at Carson's. 15,000 Yards KERSEYS, 1.000 good Vegro Blankets, 50 dozen Wool Hats, 5U0 Yards Plaid Linsevs. Also, a good stock of Flannels, Jeans, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Brown St Bleached Goods T. CARSON.

Greensboro, Ala Aug. 27, 1858. 32 8w M. McMORRIES. M.

C. McLE MORE. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 35 CoMmeree 33 Front ALA. JotlM F.

lloOEE will he iu the above house the next season, and will be happy to serve his Greene couuty frieuds. August 27, 1858. 32 3m. Alleiitioii 3Slh He. Mililia "VTOU will assemhle in Grpehsboro, on Tues-X day, the 5th day of October next, armed and equipped as the law directs, for Regimental Review and Training.

The Commissioned and non-commissioned Officers will assemble the day previous for drilL By order of D. HILL, Colonel Commanding. K. O. Burton, Adjutant, Head Quarters 36th Reg.

Ala. Militia, Aug. 27,1853. n. or Nervous Headache, Bilious Colic, 1 Habitual Costiveness, and Hypochondria.

HERE is an opportunity for relief for those who have been feeding on calomel and Blue Mass until they have lost their sweetness. and the stomach now recoil at their insinuating faces. Here is offered the antidote for tbe baneful poisons, and a balm for your sufferings and woes. The hvoochondriac. with the sallow, defect ed countenance, fraught with anxiety and de spair, devoid ot ail peace and pleasure, as al so the unfortunate" female, racked with hysteric spasms and nervous headache, may have their wonted health and vigor restored.

Believe it. L. C. GLOVER, C. C.

GLOVER, Proprietors. Aberdeen, Miss. Aberdeen, April 20, 1854. I hereby certify that I have been using' Dr. L.

C. Glover Sc Liver Medicine in my own family five or six years, with entire satisfaction. In fact, it is all that their advertisement recommends it to be or do. It is with the greatest pleasure that I recommend the use of it to the afflicted, as a medicine that will do good without the possibility of harm. jas.

d. McAllister. Sold bv C. W. HATCH, Agent.

Greensboro, June 18, 1858. 22 3m. New Remedies. Chemical Food er Compounded 8ynq Of Phosphates. Composed of tbe Phosphates of Lime, Soda, Potash and Iron.

THIS preparation was introduced by Professor Jackson, of the University of Pennsylvania, and has been extensively prescribed with very gratifying results. It is well suited to supply tbe waste of elementary matter in the human system during tbe progress of chronic cases, particularly in Dyspepsia and Consumption. We invite the attention of physicians to it, and also to the Tonic Chooolate Drops which are intended for many cases where a chalybeate is indicated. Also, Parish's Phosphatio and Iron Lozenges, Butter of Cocoa, Sugar of Milk, co-podium and Valerianate of Ammonia, for sale at I HATCH'S. Greensboro, may 28, 19 tf Fresh Arrival Of NEW GOODS AT nLYCEROLE of the Hvpophospfaates, r.t Y-.

Bromine, Diamond Cement for Glass and China ware, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Morehead's Magnetic Plaster, Fahnestock's Vermifuge, i McLane's Vermifuge, i Reverse Scarificators, Double Silver Canula, Sulphate Morphine, i-s Port Monnies, Pocket Flasks, Pistol Flasks, Wire Eye Protectors, Vesuvius Cigar Lights, Pollard's Water-Proof Elev's Gun and Pistol 1 Wood's Hair Restorative, -Mrs. Allen's Zylobalsamum, Barry's Trioopheroos, DunreV'S Kiss Me Qnick, T- i. Brown's Essence Ginger, -J 1 1 ..1 IK- it 2 Pulo Ergot." -i McMan'e Elixer Opinra, Couocntratea xye ior soap, Pure Sulphate Quinine, Pure London Mustard, (ec, ko. Greensboro, Aug. 6, 20 tf OA A BUSHELS of pare OUU for sale by J.

Jin 1. Sow early in the fall if yoa i heavy oats. August 20, 18S3. 1 CEUKXELL BISCUT. H0XE8 Cracknell Biseuit; also, Soda M'TE aud Sugar Crackers, now in store and lor sale by DAWSON.

Greensboro, June 25, 1858. 2J i.