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SWln Chronicle & Sentinel. _____ f J ‘ AV I & W ‘ S ' JQNES ~ AUGUSTA, GA., MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 1846. VOL. X.—No. 195. CHRONICLE &SE\TIN RL PUBLISHED OAII.y, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY TERMS. L)A.IL. i PAPER —Ten Dollars per annum, payable in advance. 1 i AI WEEKLY PAPER— Fire Dollars per annum, in advance. WEEKLY PAPER — (A mammoth sheet) 7'ioo Oollo'/S pet annum, iu advance. Casu System.— mno case will an order for the pa per be attended to, unless accompanied with the mo ney ; and in every instance when the time for which any subscription may be paid, expires before the receipt of funds to renew the same, me paper wili be disconti nued. Decree lated funds received at value in this city RATES OF ADVERTISING.—In Daily Paper, Fif ty cents per square (twelve hues or less) for the first in? serlion, and Thirty eight rents for each continuance. Advei liscruents ordered in serai or tra-weekly, will be charged Fifty cents for each insertion; once a week in daily, Seventy-five cents. Monthly or semi-monthly in sertions. One IJoUar each per square in both papers. 1 Weekly Paprr— Seventy-five cents pet squarefor the first,and Fifty cents fer each subsequent i nsertion. Longer advertisements charged in proportion aw adverUsementsappearJn Daily a rid Tri-Weekly. patent illcMcines. DR. DENT'S PILLS.—The Pro prietors have been induced to offer these PILLS to the public from the consciousness that they are better adapted for the biliary affections of our climate than any other cathartic medicine in common use for such purposes. The opinion which ihc distinguished physician, from whose recipe they are prepared, entertained of their usefulness, can best be told in his own words ; “After several alterations and trials the formu la, by which These piUs are made, was adopted as combining most ol the qualities desired in a bii ious purge, viz: action on (he liver, in the stom ach, and bowels, in such away as to leave a tonic or strengthening effect; and with an addition tendingto keep them, so as to dissolve readily on the stomach, even for years ; seven or eight years use has only tended to confirm my good i opinion of these Pills, as one of the best bilious i cathartics in our climate. “JOHN DENT, M.D.” } If further evidence w r as tv an ted of the superior ! excellence ot these Pills, the testimony of the fol- I lowing gentlemen is conclusive. CERTIFICATES. j It is with pleasure I give my opinion of Dent's Anti-Biiious Pills, t commenced the use of them ; about six years ago, since which time, 1 have ad- t ministered them to almost the entire exclusion of j all other medicine. 1 unhesitatingly pronounce them the finest family Medicine I have ever seen, i Samuel Blackwell. 1 12th December, 1828. I nave found for seven or eight, years, the pills ; prepared according to Dr. Dent’s directions an excellent cathartic, very successful in removing bilious symptoms and diseases, and for the most part to supercede the use of ail other medicine in bilious fever, in my family, say more than forty persons. John Nelson. \ Sand Hills. June 16, 1828. I 1 have lor several years been in the frequent! habit of giving Dent’s Pills, and with pleasure recommend them as a most valuable Family Yledirine. W P. Deahsiosd, Augusta, July L, 1828. The Dent's Pills 1 procured of ydu, having proved so efficacious, that I view them as an ex traordinary medicine, and have on every occa- I sion spoken of them as such, and now willingly J recommend them to the public generally, | Augusta, July 7, 1828. Jnd. Kerb. I have used on my plantations, Dent’s Pills, with great success, which, added to their conve- j nience, makes them, in ray opinion, a most valu able Family Medicine. Paul Fitzsimmons. Augusta, Nov, 7, 1835. j’jAmple directions for use accompany each box; and none are genuine, unless signed by the proprietors and patentees. je2o-4mo D’ANTIGNAC &. BARRY. FHILOTOKEiN or Female's Friend. — Beauty , Comfort and Health-secured ! — By the use of that invaluable remedy the Philo token or “Female’s Friend? 5 This medicineis prepared from Roots that act in unison with na ture, in the prevention, relief and cure of chose disorderspecullar to the Female system. Painful and disordered menstruation —thccause of premature old acre, of barrenness, &c.—is speedily relieved, and the regular healthful action of the organs secured, by the use of the Phiioto ken, and for all those sympathetic affections at tendant on pregnancy—irritability, nausea, heart bum, &c.; and as a preventive of periodical abortion, this remedy stands not only unrivalled, buti almost infallible. The Mloioken is put up in bottles at SI 50 each, withfull directions. Its use can i t nocase do harm, and so certain is the proprietor thalit will give unqualified satisfaction to all who use it according to the directions, that he authorizes his agents torefund the monevin any case where I»fails. For sale by the Druggists of Augusta. rahß _ ts MURRAY 1 S FLUID MAUN F SIA, prepared under the exclusive sanc tion of the discoverer, Sir James Mur tAV. - This mild, safe and elegant acid and aperient possesses all the properties of the Magnesia in general use, without being liable, like it, to form dangerous concretions in the bowels. It corrects acidity and effectually cures heart-burn, without injuring the coats of the stomach, as soda, pot ash and their carbonates are known to do. It prevents the food of infants turning sour, and in all cases acts as a pleasing aperient, peculiarly adapted to Females. Price only 50 cts per bot tie ; for sale by mvs-tf \YM HA INFS. DR. JAYNES’ ALTERA 'IT Y E-- We have been informed by Mrs. Rose, o! a cure performed on her by Dr. J ayne’s Altera tive,which provesits superiority over every other •emedy of the kind. She has been afflicted lor rite last sixteen years with ulcerations and ex foliation of various bones, during which time many pieces of bones have been discharged from the frontal bone of thecranium —both her arms, wrists and hands, from her iego«nd from the lei> femoral hone, and from the right knee, besides painfululcers on other parts of her person, which has baffled the skill of a number of the mo?t emi nent physicians of our city —during most of the time her sufferings have been most excruciating and deplorable. About tbree months since she was induced to try Dr. Jaynes ’ Alterative, which has had an astonishingly happy effect upon her by removing all pain, and causing the ulcers to heal, while at the same time her general health has become completely restored, and she now weighs 25 lb 2. more than she did before she com menced the use of this truly valuable p repara tiOG'uoforsaleby WM. K. KITCHEN, Sole Agcn RUSH’S REMEDY FOR EXTER NAL PILES.—This preparation will be round to be the most efficacious remedy evei offered to the pubiie for the cure of this painful and obstinate disease. In the many cases in which ithas been tried, noinstance of failure has been heard °t, A supply just received andfor * ale by (07-ts) K WM. HAINES BOLTING- CLOTHS. UNOWDEN &SMEAR have receiv- BolMnl } ork a larfi T SU PPD of Dutch Bolting doth* of the best style, No. 0, 1, 2, 3. 4 , to they respectfuliy Btvite the attention ol the public jy2-w<fcd Patent ifleDicinca. 1 SANDS’S SARSAPARILLA f or the removal and permanent cure of all Diseases arising from an impure stateofl the Blood, or habit of the system. searching influence of this pre- j A paration reaches the blood, and its antisep- | tic properties either discharge or render harmless j the virus of disease in that fluid, while its tonic I qualities strengthen the stomach, and the slight i laxative power with which (however strange ihe combination may seemjit is imbued, acts gently ; upon the excretory organs. To those afflict- ! ed with pustulous or other eruptions, scrofulous ■ ulcers, superficial or deep-seated sores, inflama-1 tory or chronic rheumatism, general prostration, hepatic diseases, &c.,&c., it will be found to produce a most beneficial, and so to speak, re vitalizing effect. Still further proof of rHe value and efficacy ol thb medicine. Another link added toft he chain | of testimony: Wesi- Poultnev, Vt., Dec. 4th, 1545. Messrs. A. B. <}> D. Sands —Dear Sirs.*— Al though a stranger, permit me to relate to you the j story of my sufferings and the relief I have ob§ I tainedtrom the use of your Sarsaparilla. About the middle of January IS3 2,1 was attacked with ■ a disease which ray Physician called Rheuma tism, and I used such remedies a.-, were prescri bed, and in about three weeks it left, but nearly the same time the next year it appeared ag°in in the same place, the right hip joint. Torn which!: increased, moving on from limb to limb and joint to joint until it h id emphatically t alien posses sion of my whole system, I tried every remedy 7 prescribed by the various Physicians, but was doomed j/ear afttw year to see my disease com pletely baffle all the combined skill of the Medi cal Profession, i became discouraged, all hope of relief fled, prosperity was turned to adversity, and I could say with the woman in the Scrip ture, that I had spent all my living and received no benefit. 1 continued this until September j 1838, when 1 took a sudden and severe cold, and | immediately my disease raged with increased I | fury throughout ray whole system. My body i was racked with convulsions and twisted with | cramp until every join* was dislocated, and ev ery limb painfully disto. red. My limbs and body ■ were drawn together, nearly into a sitting pos [ ture, in which every joint become so perfectly set that it was impossible to move, hand or foot or ! any of my limbs. 1 was confined in this condition aboutone year i : iront the above date to a common bed, next to a ; hydrostatic bed for one vear; from which I was taken in February 1841, and placed in a large easy chair, made so as to conform to the angle of my stiffbody and limbs. I had not been long in this chair before my feet began to swell and continued to increase until the skin literally burst at every pot e, discharging such a quantity of fluid that large folds of cloths placed under and a rouud them would be completely drenched in a few hours. Besides this, they discharged a gluey substance that accumulated in thick \ crust upon the surface until matter was form-1 ed underneath when it peeled off, forming! | ulcers, which continued to increase until my feet j were one complete sore, so nauseous that 1 be- j ! came loathsome even to my nearest and best friends. Although ray feet were so exceedingly tender that I could scarcely endure tlie weight of a cloth upon them, yet at. times they would burn and itch so intolerably that my nurse would j 1 be obliged to take a rough cloth and rub them j until it was sometimes saturated with blood, be- ! fore I could get relief, while at the same time j there was a raging inflammation throughout my I w r hole system, and a darting, throbbing pain in ; ! every joint. All the nails on ray fingers and toes j j died and came off. I had a distressing pain in j my left side, a distracting headache almost con j tinually, and besides my bowels were so torpid j that they did not move unless by the aid of pihs I oftener than once in several days. This, sirs, is I but a faint description of rny actual state when S your Sarsaparilla, like an Angel of Mercy, found | me and administered to my relief. While rcraov * ing the wrapper from the first bottle, my wife I said, My dear husband, you must notallow your- i 1 j self even to hope for relief, for if you do it will } only add anotherlo your already many grievous , disappointments. I very sensibly fell the effects I of the first dose, and when I had taken one hal I of the first bottle the discharge trom my feet en | tireiy stopped, and the swelling began to abate and before 1 had finished taking the second, the I burning and itching was gone, the loathsome | stench disappeared, the pain in my head, side; and back ceased, w title ray bowels lor the first; time in four years moved naturally and have i continued to do so since, and my health is rapid ly improving. By this you will see what an un expected yet unspeakable blessing your Sarsapa pariila has been to me, and I earnestly desire that every one afflicted with such diseases as come within its healing powers may obtain and try it without delay. Your afflicted friend, Wm Ryder, ; I This may certify that we have been personai j ly acquainted with the Rev. William Ryder for i manv years past and believe the above statement to be correct, j Rev. John Clark, Presi’g Elder of Poultney Dist. I “ Jos. Ayres, Pastor of Methodist R. Church J. Newman, Teacher of Math. Troy Cons. Academy. E. Wentworth “ “ Natural Science, J. Strong “ “ Languages. For further particalarsand conclusive evidence | i of its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which rnav be obtained of agents, gratis. Prepared nnd sold, wholesale and retail, by A.! B. and D. Sands; Druggists and Chemists, 79 f Fulton-st., New York. • Sold also by HAVILAND. RISLFA & CO., i'. .Augusta.; Haviland, Harral & Alloa, Charleston ; | |Lg. R. Hendrickson, Savannah ; G. Payne, Ma j n;on; A. Fitch, Columbia; and by Druggists ge : nerally throughout the United States. Price-Si j j' per bottle: six bottles tor S 5. The public are respectfully requested to : remember that it is Sands’ sarsaparilla that has; and is constantly achieving such remarkable j i cures of the most difficult class of diseases to which the human frame is supjeet; therefore ask j for Sands’ sarsaparilla,and take noothcr. ap2-ly ; r. - AN Interesting Letter from Mrs. _ Sisome ; Beistol, Pa., Jan. 16, 1846. ; Messrs. Editors: —l write to inform you and j the public that my son was under the treatment j of my family Doctor for move than a year, for a i very troublesome DISEASE OF THE SKIN j without obtaining any relief. I then applied to several other Physicians, who g,ave him so much | medicine and dieted him so low that 1 thought { i .he would die from its effect. One physician told ■ 1 mie that it was a disease to which some larailies | : were subject,and could not be cured. .Scmecah-, »ed it Scrofula, and others Tetter, Saltßheum, j 1 Eczema, Leprosy,&c. After trying every means | 1 for nearly five years,without effect, 1 was advised \ to give him Dr. Jayne’s Alterative. At this time i he was literally sore from his head to his feet, i Sometimes it would dry up and scurf off. and then break out again as bad as ever, and itch and burn so intolerably as to drive him almost to dis traction. He had not taken the Alterative, how ever, two weeks before thete was a great change for the better. He went to school all the time j' w hiie taking the medicine, and partook of the same kind of food as the rest of the family, and ran about through thick and thin the same as the othmr boys of the school, until he was perfectly \, eured, and became fat and hearty, and though j now over five years ago, yet not a symptom es i" the disease has ever yet made its appearance.— fours, respectfully, MARY ANN SISOME. r This valuable Alterative is for sate by i WM. K. KITCHEN. Sole Acent, w mhSv foT August. Ipatcnt illeiudues. A FAIR PROPOSITION! lIX'JONEY REFUNDED in every i Itl. instance where the PILLS fail to give satisfaction. Please try them before you con- j I dentn them —you will then know for yourself j whether they arc valuable or not. Don’t forget ; i the conditions; if the Pills fail to give satistac- I tion when used according to directions, be cer- ! , tain to return them and get your money back, as the proprietor does not wish something for j nothing. A Remedy for Fever and Ague, Bilious and Co ngestivc Fevers. j Dr. WOODRUFF’S Fever and Ague and Anti-Fever Pills Are a safe- and efficient remedy for Fever and Ague, one box being generally sufficient for two common eases. A trial of these Pills is all, we think, that is necessary to convince anyone that they are what we recommend them to be —Price | SI per box. j Dr. Woodruff’s Antl-Billious Vegetable f ife Pills. The proprietor of the Anti-Bilious Pills deems j . it altogether unnecessary for him to say anything | commendatory of them, as the testimordals ot i disinterested persons that follow, will be all suf i ficient to convincethe most incredulous of their value as an Anti-Bilious lemedy, if anything can do ir. M. Woodruff, M,D, fDrOnly 25 cents per box. To AH W hom If May Concern. We, the undersigned, having made use of Dr. Woodruff’s Vegetable 1 ife Pills, on ourselves or ia our families —some of us for years, and some of ns in practice as Physicians, in the various diseases common at the South—cheerfully give this our tes imonyin their favor, believing as we do, that they are an Invaluable Family Medi- ' cine—a fine anti-bilious remedy, and well worthy of a place in every traveller's trunk,and 1 family medicine As far asoar experience t goes, we have found them to act mildly, yet , efficiently; generally, deterging the Stomach and Bowels of morbid matter —the prime cause of most diseases. Dr. J. M. Hill, Russell county, Alabama, Dr. Thomas Duffle, do do do Dr. Wm. Hall, Talbotton, Georgia. i Dr. G. MizelljOpeliza, Ala, j Dr. Moses Padgett, Henry county, Ala Dr. James A. Mills, Chambers co. do ] Dr. James Butler, do do Dr. A. N. Worthy, M aeon, Jo Dr. Thomas Raines, Barbour, do Or. James E. Roper, Talbot county, Ga. Dr. M.C. Wardlaw, Chambers co., Ala. Dr, Enoch Williams, Marion do Ga. « James N. Bcthune, Columbus, Ga.. Attorney, John M. Bethune, do do do ; Robert L. H yes, Esq., do do R, N. R. Bardweii, do member ol Council. —• ALSO Dr, Woodrufl’s Dysentery Cordial. A Popular Remedy' —ALSO — Dr. Woodruff’s Worm Specific* —ALSO— THE MOTHER’S FRIEND. A Valuable Discovery. Ii will be found to be, on trial, an excellent medicine for ail females who expect to become mothers, and will prove of great value during that most trying of all periods of a mother’s life. It relieves Nervous Irritability, Acid and Nausea at the Stomach, Headache, Premature Pains, Cramps, Cholic, Restlessness at night, internal Weakness, General Debility, &c. A trial of this article, we think, will be all-suf ficient to convince any one of its great value. Please call on the Agent and examine it, whe ther you purchase or not. Ur A fresh sunply ot the above valuable medi cines for sale, wholesale and retail by WM. K. KITCHEN, Druggist,Augusta, andiu most of the Countiesin the State of Geor gia, ap7-6ra-a&wo A FACT WORTH KNOWING, i GENTLEMAN of a scrofulous .L JL habit, became afflicted with Ulcerations of the Throat and Nose, and a disagreeable and troublesome disease of the skin. Indeed his whole system bore the marks of being saturated i with disease. One hand and wrist were so much ; affected that he had lost the use of the hand, : every part being covered with deep, painful and | offensive Ulcers, and his hand and wrist were as hollow and porous as a honeycomb. It was at i this stage of his complaint, when death appear i ed inevitable from a loathsome disease, that he commenced the use of Jayne’s Alteratix t e, and having taken sixteen bottles, is now perfectly cured. — Phila. Ledger. This A lterative operates through the circula tion and purifies *he olood and eradicates dis eases from the system, wherever located; and the numerous cures it has performed in diseases of j the Skin, Cancer, Scrofula, Goitre, Liver Com plaint, Dyspepsia, and other Chronic diseases is truly astonishing. An additional supply re ceived and for sale by WM. K. KITCHEN, rah‘26 Sole Agent. r | TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF 1 JAYNE’S HAIR TONIC, in Boston.— Mr. John Ball, Marlborough Hotel, Boston has been entirely bald on the top of his head for seven years, has used Jayne's Hair Tonic for about four months, and has got his hair restored quite thick on all the bald part, with the exception of a spot about the size of a dollar, on the extreme top on which the new hair is now about an inch long, | and quite thick. Edward Cruft, Jr., Esq., No. 9 Sfate-st., Bos , ton, has been quite bald on ihe top ot his head, and by using three or four bottles has his hair re ! stored. Mr. Drew, a Teacher in one of the Grammar Schools in Boston, had the hair restored on the top of his head by using five or r»x bottles of Jayne’s Hair Tonic. Mr. Henry Blodget, in the rear of Go. 233 Washington -st, has had the hair restored on his head by using two bottles of the Tonic. Mr. B. L. Myrick, No. 321 Waslungton-st, has i been bald fora number of years, on the top of his : head, and by using between three and four bot tles, has his headcoveied with hair from one to two inches long. Mr. Skinner,'No. 4 Market Square, boston, had his hair falling oft very badly, so that it had be i com 3 very ’.htn, but by using three or four bottles I of Hair Tonic has now a fine head of hair, i Mr. O. D. Myrick. No. 301 Washington-street, j whose hair was falling off very badly, and getting I quite bald, by using five bottles as now a fine I head ofhair. Mr. H. F. Parmlee, No. 291 Washington-st., whose hair was failing off very fast, and in a very ! bad state, by using three bottles has now a fine I head ofhair, Mr. L, G. Smith, No. 21 Ann-st.,had been en i iirely bald lor five or six years, by using five bot • ties has his head covered with a new growth of hair. The above tonic is an agreeable perfume, and imparts health, gloss and beauty to the hair. For sale by WM. K. KITCHEN, mh29 Foie Agent. \X7RITINGs"of" HUGH SWIN V \ ton Legake, late Attorney General and Acting Secretary of State of the United States; Consisting of a'Diary ot Brussels, and Journal of the Rhine; extracts from his Private and Di plomatic Correspondence ; Orations and Speech es and Contributions to the New York and Southern Reviews. Prefaced by a Memoir of his Life Embellished with a Portrait. Edited b} hfe Sister. In Two Volumes. For sale by _ 1 DUNK AM & BLEAKLEY. mh 26 Dm ©oo&s, &c, ' RICH SILKS & DKBSS GOODS. H. CRANE has just received ▼ Y direct from New York— Rich chamelion Pou de soie Rich satin stripe Amoure Rich black plaid Grenadine Elegant brocade royal silk Robe, SfO. Rich printed and ombre Organdie Mu sling Tarlatan and embroidered Muslin Robes. Together with a variety qf other Dress Goods. LfNEX GOODS. SNOvYDEN & SHEAR have receiv ed from New 7 York— Extra 4-4 Irish linens and long lawns of superior quality. Sup. pillow case linens and 12-4 linen sheeting ■ bup. 8-4 darausk and table diapeis, atlow Rich damask table cloths and damask napkins, to which they respectfully invite the attention of the pubiie. ‘ apl2 GENTLEMEN’S SUMMER DRESS GOODS SKOWDEx Ucr Sli LAh TTAYE JUST RECEIVED uom A.X New-York, a large supply of articles suitable for y-ntletnen and youths’ wear, among which are Extra blk rash literate with silk warp, a beau tiful atricb- Lupin’s best bl’k drap d’ete and hl’k lama cloths ; Extra Lihcy and p.ain white and brown linen drills j Superior linens and silk lustres, White and fancy Marseilles, and exlta blk satin vestings ; Extra heavy white and brown linen drills, for youth s wear, at low pi ices, with a variety of other styles, arid to all of which, they respectfully invite the attention of the public. ap2l the richest tv most beautiful GOODS /V ’ THI R MARRL T. WK have received this day by the fast sailing ship Charleston, Hired from New Fork, some oi the most beautifu patterns of light and dark shaded Bareges and Balzorines. New and beautiful patterns of French Muslins, An elegant assortment of Shawls and .Scarfs, French worked Collars and Chemizctts. Ibobes tut evtuiaa uud prtity dt*JSt*ts», flOUi 10 • to a 1*2,50. As these are the most beautiful Goods we could procure in New York, wcinvite those who wish to purchase new and pretty Goods, to call and examine our assortment, as we are deter mined to sell ar low prices for cash. ROW DUE & CLAGETT, my H lit Dry Goods Store below U. S. Hotel. NEW SPRING GOODS. SNOWDEN & SHEAR have re ceived this day, front New York, apart f iheir Spring supplies. Among which are Rich Pa is printed muslins of new and beautiful stvles, Extra French and Scotch ginghams, Superior 4-4 French and American prints (new 7 styles.) Ladies’ worked muslin collars of latest styles, Sultana muslins, a new article for ladies’ Spring dresses, Thread lace edgings and inserting?, Superior garment and furniture dimity. The public are respectfully requested to cal and examine the assortment. iv 26 NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOOD S, OECEIVED this day. by WM. Hi li CRANE, Linen Muslins, a new article for Ladies’ dresses, Blue and pink Muslins, Handsome Scotch Ginghams, Barege Mantles, assorted colors, Grecian Lace do., Ladies’ Silk Cravats, Green Barege, far veils, and a variety of oth er articles. Aiso —on hand a large assortment of Fashionable Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, to which the attention of the public is respectfully invited. myll >»<>RR NEW GOODS. T\TM. H. CRANE is now receiving v and opening a fresh sunplv of NEW DRY GOODS, selected from the newest fashions and latesfjim portations. to which ho would respectfully invito the attention of the public. Among which may be found — Brocane and ombre striped Balzorines, French organdie and printed muslins and lawns, Graduated balz nine and musdin robes, Earlsion and small checked ginghams, Charnbray ginghams—plain, colored, pink, bine and buff, French and American small figured prints, A large assortment of spring and summer cali coes, Jaconet, Swiss, Book and mull muslins, White graduated robes and checked muslins, Hernani, bartge, and chally scarfs, Embroidered lace and striped muslin shawls, Sup’r French parasols, parasolettesand shades, “ Irish linens and long lawns, White, colored and brown linen drills, Brown linens, some wide and fine for aprons, Hemstitched linen cambric handkerchie f Plaid bonnet ribbons, Artificial flowers, narrow coloredfringes, Ladies and gem’s superior French kid glovea, York and Ida Mills long cloths, 6-4, 10-4 and 12-4 bleached sheeting, Bed ticking, apron checks, furniture dimity, Brown jeans and homespuns, And all other suitable goods for the spring and summer trade, all of which will be sold Checvp. mh2s-d&w CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VESTING S WM, O. TRICE & CO., have a vv complete assortment of black, bhv**, brown, amilie. rubis, and other fashionable fan cy colored clothe, with casslmeres to match them, Also —cashmaretts ; diap d’etes ; black figured, black and colored mazonika and croton coating*: silk cudrington’s; linen checks, &c.,&c., with , a splendid variety of Vest Patterns, which we de sire to sell by the piece, pattern, or yard, or make to measure in the best and cheapest manner ; Mr. Price, being part of the year in New York, ; can attend there, to any order left with us here ' j Measures taken and forwarded, as usual. ap29 DRY GOODS , Gentlemen.. » outii a and. Cirii- JL dren’s Wear. Black 6-4 cashmeret, Black silk warp do., t Geld and silver mixed Cobnngton’s, “ “ “ “ Croton Cloths, [ French and merino Cassimeres, Fancy and white Linen Drillings, Brown Linens and Drillings* Gambroon’s and Queen's Cloth, Cottonade and striped Jeans, Marseilles, silk and satin Vestings, together with a variety of other goods saitabit i fer gentlemen and children’:? Summer Wear ; which wili be sold cheap oy .1 ap27 WM. H. CRANE IHTE PAPER FANS.—Snow den & Shear have received from Nev s York a large assortment of Ladies’ white paper y silvered and Maraboo Fans, of a great variety o styles. Also, a few mourning Fans, of extr style and quality, to which they respectfully in vlte thejattentien of the Ladies.' my 12 ( X lbs prime bacon I * SIDES, just received and lor sale fay a3 HA NT & WILLIAMS. r CIL. 10 barrels bes. J- banners Cil. r i: ,e low 7 bv JP WM. HAINES To| U| Ibs ‘ Goor ' : mountain A L- AT v- BUTTER, in 50 ib kits, just re ceive and for sale r-y _Je26 iiAND A: WILLIAMS . ‘‘' he's CORN, from Bar;?'- 7 - V .i. , St* it»s. pei bushel, tor eat* b y ; v2B M, M. DYE. OP. KEGS LAPP 5 fa.ifis r.agar-hot: 'vtoiassea, >oi sale by_ T > HAN I» &. W ILHAMS. / Nui . fkfiD INK fi Job Printing'— V_ y L. .. , ced arid Green, piv. up in suiall ran’ isfeietu S;tu purchasers. Received by i 6 PUNII AM dr BLE AkL K V . thOR SALE -—3OO bushels piime L COL —55 per A Iso 50 bushels ■>f peas, .apply quick to ;t29 M.M.DYE 'yl I EGS best rifle powder, do qua iter keg.-s best i.fie powdt-.r, a fine article, f ir 3a.'c.c ,y jeip hand & williams. TpRiCTION A iCHES.—A firs ra j artlcie ox Friction Matches In Un boxes, just r<=oe;ved an fur s-~.fi low by myfi WM. HAiNES 1 Ollli R EA: G Printing and IVrapping Paper, for sale at N York paces, by inV»4 DUN H . M 6e BLEARI.EY A MAP OL’ JHA SLAT of WAR, . £a. ciu'-'-a ug t ■ coiiu; y 7 fro ill New Orleans to the City ol Mexico, r.-ceiv ;d and for sale by yj3 DUN HA A <V BLEAKLEY /CANADIAN EMBROCATION— A celebrated remedy for the cure of sore throat, rheumatism, sprains, bruise*, cramp in the limbs, 6c c. &c, Just received and for sale by °? tt WM HAINES Musical instruments —a fresh supply of Flutes, Octaves, Clario n tta, Plageoletts, Accordions, Violins, plai and lined, received bv ap!3 DUNHAM & BLEAKLEY. J \ICKS’ WORKS.—The works ot I * Thomas Dick, 4 volumes iu 1, a new edi tion, just received by ap 13 DUNHAM & BLEAKLEY. MACKEREL— Nos. I, 2 and 3, in whole and half barrels, in fine order, just received and for sale low bv aplO HAND <fc WILLIAMS PRAIRIE DOM RAMBLES AND Scrambles in Texas, or New Estremadura, by A. Luthron, w 7 ith a map. Price 37£ cents, je!B DUNHAM & BLEAKLEY QAft PIECES Heavy Kentucky OVII/ Bagging, 100 coils best. Kentucky bale rope, 50 coils India hemp. For sale low by je!s_ HAND «fc WILLIAMS. OIL. —A prime article of iO Bicached Winter Strained Sperm Oil—just received and for sale by WM. HAINES. f 3 t ___ 1 H AHA lbs. BACON. SIDES X XJX? and SHOULDERS, just re ceived and for sale by jc26 HAND & WILLIAMS. I i'll » BBLS. No. 1, 2 and 3 MACK XXf xX EREL, in whole and half barrels, just received in prime order, for sale low. jel HAND & WILLIAMS. ANEW supply of the Wandering . Jew ; The Prairie Bird, by Murray ; The Quaker City, a Romance of Philadelphia; receiv ed by ap 13 DUNHAM & BLEAKLEY^ \ CHEAP EDITION of Gei^ral ii. Thompson’s Recollections of Mexico, re ceived by [ai] DUNHAM <fe BLEAKLEY. dUUiNTK Y FLOUR —25 bbls su- J perior quality, for family use, just received and ffir «aleby aplO HAND & VVTLLIAMS. |> laAU K LAWNS. —Snowden XX Shear have received from New York e supply of plain black Muslin Lawns, suitable foi adies’ mourning dresses, to which they respect* fully invite the attention of the public. my3o jjPHURCH BOOKS. —The Young Churchman Cat- chined, by Wrn. H Oden heimer, A. M., Rector or St. Paul’s Church Philadelphia. Kip’s Lenten ~nd Fa-1. A new supply ot this valuable work received by m'u DUNHAM & BLEAKLEY. f i R pat . -XCTTEMENT.. A fresh V_X cv.pff :,l .siT! p-Jrtri received from? Matamoros : , Portrait ofCcncr r' ’he hero of the Rio I Grande, The brilliant charge oi Cr. ; May, at the Battle of the 9th, The death ol Major Ringgold, of the Flying Ar tilieiy, May the Bth, I Gen. I’aylor at the liatile ot f£o Aito. The U- .» - Di agoons cutting through a Mexican Ambuscade, Gen. Taylor at the Buttle of ilesacadelaPalmn, Capt. Ai. > o;ceiv»ng hu orders to charge the Mexican Le.ueries"May 9th, 1846, The Nirut rier the £au;e, Burying the Dead, An . All :•*’ the abov# plates ar well calculated to draw e deep sigh fGrn every heart. ,\ large lot received sndfofssJe o\ al DUNHa; i &BLEAKLEYL OPfeiH 1 AND BEAUTIFUL .13 i • < ti i as prod teed by Cornelius A, Co : justly Sox.as I xr.n Lamps, ol which the svibsenner has just u i ed a fresi* supply ot various patterns and priest, vvhich he will sell cheap Among them ar< I-arnps suitable for Pallets, St (.“•! and Public Rooms. Wicks, chime. : - n d globesatn always kept lor sale. N, B. .loom? Ugh to lon special occasions on | moderate term i2<. t ■ MCSTf iV. JUBT received trorii New York, pe Ti team Ship /almotv*, a large and beauti-- | fui ass a tineat of Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold j Pius, Ivor y and Bone H mule Pencil-Knives, 1 Silver Thimbles, Silver and ivory Taps Mea ! ssurec, Ladies Scissors, Ladies Bead Bags, i Purses, &c. of the latest style, together with a ew daz. Knives, for Ladies use. For sale by j Jelß DUNHAM & BLEAKLEY. • rpHE R ISE AND FALL OF THE ; X IRISH NATION, by Sir Josiah Barring* I ton, LL D.,jE.C., Member of the late Irish Par ■ li ament. Maps of Ireland, on roilare, Maps of the United States, on rollers, the latest published, including Texas as a great b je2o" reCe ‘ Ved DtXNHAM & BLEAKLEY. YeaCKED SPONGE —A soft beautiful article of ttne bleached Sponge, iamiiable for laches’ Xoitets Just re- Scaiwsd andfer sa’e oy fjaSj WM.KAINE^ i CHRONICLE & SENTINEL. Dying from Home.—The following is an extract from the Memoirs of the Rev*. Mr. Thatcher, a distinguished clergyman oi Boston, who died some years since on the continent ot Europe, whither he had repaired lor the benefit ot his health: “ It is a s«d thing to think that we must die away from our home. Tell not the invalid who is yearning alter a distant country, that the at mosphere around him is solt, and the gales are filled with balm, and the liowers are springing irom the green earth: he knows that the soltesr air to his heart, would be the air which hangs over his native land; that more gratelully than ailthegalen of the South, would breathe the low whispers ot anxiout affections: that the very icicles clinging to his own eaves, ana the snow beating against his own windows, would be far more pleasing to his eyes, than the bloom and verdure which only more forcibly remind him how lar he is from that spot which is dearer to him than all the world beside. He may in deed find estimable Iriends who will do all in their power to promote his comfort and assuage his pains; but they cannot supply the place ot the lung known and mute languageol his face; they have not learned to communicate without hesitation, his wishes, impressions and thoughts to iht-m He led* that he is a stranger, and a more desolate feeling than that could not visit his soul. How muchis expressed by that form ol oriental benediction —mav you die among your kindred. 7 ' Family Meeting.—The descendants of the late Isaac Jennings, deceased, had a family meeting in this town during the last week, which is the first, we understand, enjoyed by them in thirty years. The whole number pre sent was 55 souls, as follows: Children and children-in-law 19; grandchildren 36. Ol the children there are 11, (no deaths having occur red among them.) ranging from 31 to 51; ot the grandchildren 11 are dead, the whole num ber having been 69; and ot the great grand children theic are 7. A supper and religious services were had on the occasion, and the scene was one of deep and affecting interest. — Norwalk Gazette. The Albatross. —A correspondent ot the New York Journal of Commerces writing from on board the U. S. Frigate Congress, off Cape Horn, says; “ Hut of all the objects of nature here, the most interesting is the albatross. This noble bird re semble? in size and shape, the swan. The body is while as the driven bdow ; the wings black as the raven’s. The bead has the boldness of the eagle’s, the eye, the name flashing defiance. Their wings are long, large and arching; upon these they balance themselves like the hawk, and without once stri king the air, sweep through their vast circuits. They voyage hundreds of miles at sea; and out ! of that great element obtain their food. We cap tured on# by means of a hook, which was baited, at tached to a long line, and buoyed by a cork. As I we drew him toward vhc ship, his female com panion followed close at his side; and when we lifted him in, she still hung around the ship. Hav ing gratified our curiosity, we let him go .when she flew to him with the liveliest expression of joy. What a lesson to those who forsake a frend in ad veasity.” William the Conqueror was born at Faiaisp , in the year 1027, That city is about to erect a statue to his memory. Queen Victoria is exhibited as a legitimate descendant, in the 27th degree ; the Archduke Charles of Austria, as the nearest — \ the 22d degree. Nearly all the sovereign houses of Europe belong to the connexion. They are traced to the Emperor Charlemagne, by Matilda of Flanders, the wife of William Duke of Norman - dy. t JOB PRINTING. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PLAIN AND FANCY Embracing Business Cards, I Law Blanks,allkind I Visiting do. ) Warehouse do. e Circulars, I Bill Heads, Bank Checks, Receipts, in blank. Hand Bills, large or j Pamphlets, . small, any color. (Labels, &c. <fec. dc.e 1 EXECUTE 1 ) WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH AT THIS O 7FICE, and in a style not inferior to any establishment in the Southern States. IJAINTS, OILS, WINDOW Glass &r~-—HAVILAND, RISLEV &CJ , Drug gists, hav-e on hand, and are receiving, constant supplies of ‘ pure, 1 ‘ extra,* ‘ No. i’ and ‘ No. 2* White Lead, in kegs of from 25 to 300 pounds, of warranted quality, Paint oil; tanner’s oil; lamp oil; spirits turpentine; varnishes of all kinde; chrome yellow; chrome green, dry and in OUS jmperial green, in oil; verdigris, dry and in oil; emerald green ; Prussian blue; ultra-ma rine blue? vermillion; \enetianred; red lead • rose pink; Spanish brown, dry and in oil; yel ,jw ochre; litharge; ter de-sienna; umber; ampbiack; drop black; black lead; ivory black; whiting; chalk; putty; gold leaf; glue; sand paper; pumice stone, rotten-stone; emery; painter’s and tanner’s brushes of all kinds; win dow, coach and picture glass, of all sizes; paint mills and paint stones; together with every art! 5 cle usually found in drug stores, of the best qual ity, and at very low prices at wholesale and re tail. Purchasers will do well to call. Orders promptlv at tended to. STILL UffclAPiiß I OACTORtES, BUILDERS AND JL RAILROAD COMPANIES, and to tu. ■K'lioss it hi ay coni ern’, —The subscriber takes this method of informing his friends and custo mers, and the public generally, that he has been induced to lower his prices for work on account of the dullness of business, and with the hopes ol doing more business. He will work at the fol lowing rtates: Tin Roofing puton atS9 perlOOsquareit. or 125 c per square when the materialsare furnished Large Gutters,formerly 3Hc. pei ft. reauced tol/c. Large Conductor Pipes2sc, s> *’ * sc Small Gutters, 20c. “ *~4° Gmail Conductor Pipes 20c. “ 1 q C * Gutter liooke, I6c- t: V .*: c aliases, 20c. per gal. dUc. Bathing Tube, *l3 00 apiece, “ #5 00 He will go to any panof the country to put up Gutters and Rooting and no extra charges will be madeforit,ifconveyaaceand board are furnished- An v reference or security will be given for the performance of any work ox contracts made by him, and the best materials will be used that the marßet can afford. Having one of the best of workmen in his em ploy, he natters himself that he will please any who may give him a call both in price and quail The above businessis carried on opposite A. Frederick’ e Confectiotiary,Broad-suet^^^ UST PUBLISHED. — Shannon’s In, ptoved Interest Tables, calculated at 7 ner cent , legal interest for the State of Georgia The cheapness and simplicity of this valuable t abie surpasses every thirty of the kind as yet pub lished in the United States. Price 50 cents. For sale by DUNHAM & BL t AKLE Y. p. S.—A liberal discount made to Merchants i and Booksellers throughout this State.
