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Newspaper Page TextSAVANNAH DAILY REPUBLICAN. is i '% V ; 'i NO. 155. <5 ■ " VOLUME XLI. SAVANNAH, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1843- THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN ' ll rUULlIKftD daily AND Till*weekly it LOCKE & DAVIS, CITY AND COUNTY PRINTERS. S AVANNAH MARINE RAIL WAY.—Th® Subscriber having completed hi* ettenslve Marine Railway, takes pleasure at in* forming the naujical public that he is nowenablcd to haul up steamboats and veaaela of all descriptions requiring repairs, which can be done with neatness and despatch. Also, joinering and spar making,and “ till lowest rates, belfig enabled to start a gang or J hands at 12 hours notico. There is also,a Black* „ ^ „ r _„ .. .. amlth’s shop studied to the yard. tended to, unless accompanied with the money, or a There is an Iron Foundry within one hundred sitjalhctory tlty reference. [ — 1 “ " “ PailyPayer, Tri* . £10 per annnum. Rl.WtEKLY, 0 do. iny In no case will an ordor for the paper be at AdvertisemenU inserted at the following rates: •no square of 12 lines or less, 1st Insertion, £0,76 Each continuance, 60 "6r om month or a longer time, a liberal discount drill Be toade. Adyertiaementa publiahed erery other day, and those inserted once or twice a week, are chargod 76 cte. M tare for each insertion. rortUemante insarted at the usual rates, and •triot care taken that they be published according tolaw. . . QT All Advertlaomcnta sent to thia offlde without ! directions aa to the number or inaertiona, will bo publiahed daily, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged accordingly. N*w« and New Advertisements appear in both P*M M> %*A1I Letters directed to this office or tho Editors, ' must be post paid, to entitio them to attention. 30 handa at 12 hours node intatotl ..on Foot .... _ ! ante of the Ways, where steam engine work, wa* or wheel shorts and castings of any description can be done at the shbrtest notice, and at Northern pr oes. Rates for baulins. , sod at the tipi „ ... (10) cento per ton per day while occupying the Railway, which will be reduced according to the amount of time required to do the repairs to two (2) dollar* per day. References can be had of any steamboat owner or Agent of this city. , H. F. WILL1NK. mar 23 K J E. JOHNSON liM juit received • per brig Phllura and Schr. Orator T\RY GOODS.—20 cose* 3-4, 7^8 JLM. 4*4 bleached Sheetings 2 cases 6*4 and I2*4j>leached Sheetings 10 'bale* Bed Ticking 26 caaea Fancy Printa, assorted qualitiea .60 balsa 34 brown Shirtings 23] do 7*8 and 44 do •20 do Cotton Osniburga,6 do superior Flax do JO do brown Cofton Drills '3 caaee Marlboro Stripea 4' do blue Plaids and Chocks 60 pieces Pantaloon Stufft,linen and cotton drills 100 do Pongee Handkerchiefs • 600 doten Cotton Hosiery .200. do Cotton and India Rubber Suspenders 260 1b# patentThreads 200 do white and colored Cotton Bade 20 . do black and colored Sewing Silk 200 packs London Pins 6Q M. Drill Eye Needles Now in store, and offered for eale at No. 73 and 164 Gibbon’s Buildinga, by mar 30 HIRAM ROBERTS. “tale 34 Brown Shirtings 1 do 44 do Sheetings 2 do Cotton Oanaburga 1 do Brown Suffolk Drills 6 pieces Indigo Blue do 6 do 44 domestic Giugham (a superior article for servant's wear) 1 case superior Marlboro Stripea White and Slato*coiored Hose 20 pieces crimped Satin Neck Ribbon, (a new . and beautml article) 1 doten 84 black Net shawls A do 64 do do 3 do rich fancy Ladies’ Cravats 2 pieces pink and blue French Muslin 10 do narrow Lisle Edging 1 carton Egyptian Netulovea 3 dosen Gent’s Linen Cambric Handkerchief! 6 do Ladiea do do do 2 pieces black Silk Net fair Cardinals 6 do do do Edging do 1 do et- super Linen Drilling, (White) All of which nro offered very low for caah or city acceptance, by J. E. JOHNSON, may 8 p HINA, GLASS, CROCKERY, dui.—The Subscriber# are now receiving per tbip Jno. Camming, from Liveroool, and by other arrivals, the fall supply of the following articles: ■ 1 China dinner, tea and toilet SETTS Granite do do do do do 60 orates Crockery ware, assorted Hall,mantle and astral Lamps do Lanthorna.Liv’pl andsido Lampe Brass andiron Fenders,nursery Guards Planish’d tin Coffee Pots and Urna do do Piggina and Kettles do do dish and plate Coven Japan’d foot Baths and slop Jan • do Nursery Lamps) Plate Warmen Ensmel'd sauce Pans; Japan’d vegetable do Planish’d tin meat Screona and oyster Diahee Japan’d cako and cheeaeTnya, with every variety of Chine, Glass, and Earthenware. . ALIO, SuperJapan’d tea Tnya and Waiters Hearth Brushes and Bollow*. At whole eale br retail, by WEEDS &. MORRELL, oct 13 No 202, Penfield’a Range. fl H E A P C A S H STORE. — M \J. PRENDERG AST has just received, per brig Clinton and other recent arrivals, foom New York, the following GOODS, which he offer* very low for cash: 1-case 34 bleached Shirting. Ido 7*8 dot 1 do 44 do 64,64 and 124 hleaohed Sheetings 34,7*8^44,64and 64 bro. Shirtings and Sheetings Cotton Bed Tick) linen dodo 6,8 and 104 Uobinet Lace & and 84 Muaqtttio Netting*, Fancy Print* Printed Lawna; do Cambric#; do Jeana Diagonal Crape) Gambroonj Military Drill Printed Linen) Irish do Buff and white Marseilles Vetting Ginghams) Jaconet Muslin) Bird-eye Diaper Russia Diapar, fine and super fine Silk Pocket Hdkfk., plain and twilled White, damask (ilk pocket Hdkfk Black Brussels Lace) wire black Filet Lace White net Gloves) colored net Gloves Trimmed linen cambric Hdkfk Dimity Collar#) Lace Cardinals vsttr and brown India Feather Fans GOODS.—French Mus- } lina and Lawna, black do do White Jackonet* and Cambrics Bishop Lawn and Swiss Mualin Striped Cainbrica and Muslins French Dimity, for collar* Colored tod white Tarlatan Muslin Irish Linens and Long Lawna R sn and Cotton Sheetings 7*8 and 44 Long Cloths 7*8 and 4 4 brown Shirtings French Linen *i»d Linen Dn!b T B. E. and Scotch Diaper Shirting Stripes and blue Homeipuna •Black and white Nett Gloves Ladiea' Hale thread do, gents’ brown linen do 8 aed 104 Diaper Damaak Col’d and white Patilllon Gauae Black and white English sillk Hose German and English cotton do Misses’ white and colored do do Gents’ white, brown and roll’d do j) do For eale low, by may It BATES 6c 8TOTESBURY, XT ATS I HATS!! AND CAPS1 XX A new Hat. Cap and Furnishing Store, No. 116, Brno street, North aide Market Square.—The subscriber ha* received by the last arrivals foom New York, tad is opening a foil assortment of Hats and Capa, comprised or every style and quality now In use, via: white and black Beaver, for. casiitnere, bntah, moleskin, silk, plain, black and drab Hat* balck and drab wool Hatat Panama, Leghorn (lined brims.) white and colored grata, (double brima,) and 200 doten white and colored palm leaf Hata, (a ° h Mei5andioya’cloth, velvet, glqted and opera Ctfvhlu Alto, fornlSbln^articles, via: pTHWOflTH'S PATENT URA- r - NIAN LAMP. Ins up a vessel, fifty (60 cents per iplrationoftwenty*four (24) hours, ) pieces Grata Cloth, for under aklrta I bides PARLOR.COUNTER,HANCINQ ANOTJlIER NEW LAMP.—Mr. F. H. Soutiewortii, the Patentee or the Lard Lamp, now apl extensively used, ha# recently made an importantlmprovcmcnt on the Argand and Astral Lamp—fitted for the burning of Larunnd low pricod Oil#, that wiljl not burn in the Astral Lamp*, it la called “SoutiqwDrtli's Patent.Uranian Lamp)” It itense white clear light, and steady lie least smoke. It I* filled and kept t any difficulty. They are made In is, either for Side, Table, or Mantel IJthnso Lamp# have been received* Ikcturor, by M. EASTMAN, and are g hit Store, corner of Whitaker and fob 11 SPRING DRY GOODS.—The >ub- k7 acriber is now receiving hit stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, which have been very carcfclly se lected, and which are now offered to the special at tention of tho citizens of Savannah and to persona foom tho Country Among which, are Various style* or Goods for boy’s wear Linon Drill: brown, lead and white French Linens, brown and lead colored Gambroons, of all qualitiea and stylos Cottonadea) Meilcan Miitures) Hamilton Stripea Webtcr Checks, 6lc.\ Irish Llnena Diapers and Towelling, ofevery descriptions, Hack- nhuCk, Uameatoy, Russia and Scotch 104 Linen Sheeting; Brown Hollands Brown Table CtotRk) 74,84 and 104 Linen Damask 44,64 and 124 blkaohod Cotton Shooting 44,7*8 and 34 do Long Cloths Super English do do W plecna Fancy Printa, spring patterns and atylta, a great variety 60 pa. super French Muslins and Lawna,latest atylea 26 pieces 44 Cambric*)' 160 p’a. Mosquito Netting 30 do Bobinet Lacoifor do do Hosiery: ladiea’ white, mixed, alate and black Cot< ton Hose, various qualities Hosiery, on IUi H. HOWELL, wmAvasiL ■IX^OULD: reapoctfully inform tho vv public, that he has permanently establish ed himself in this city, and la prepared to EN- GRA VE Visiting, Wedding and At Home CARDS, Letter Stamps, Seals, Trunk Plates, Spoons, Jewel lery, Canes, 6tc. 6lc., at No. 110’Broughton street, opposite the Lyceum Hail,ly oct 6 N M ore new spuing goods— per schooner Frank.—55 cues and bales Spring GOODS, constating of Super long cloth Shirting, common ditto 34,44 and 64 brown Shirting* and Shooting* Cotton and Flax Osnaburga Fine and low priced American Printa Super English and French do lead Hdkfk, Taffeta Ribbons, Cotton Hosiery ’stent Threada, Cause Flannel#, Toilet Coven Super Marseilles Quilts, Linen Sheetings Spitelfield and Pongee Silk Hdkfk Printed Lawna and Muslins 44,64 and 64 India Matting Sun Shades and Panola; 44 Gingaraa, Long Lawna Oil Cloths, Hucaback and Scotch Diapers ! iilk Cravat# and Shawls, brown linen Table Cloths Beached Dowlas* Ermineta and Gambroons louen Cassimerbs; Cottonadea,Summer Cauimores lath Cords, black and colored Cainbrica risk Linens, Linen Drills, black tirade Rhine Silk Grot. Grain Silk, figured Glnco Silk India, German and Georgia Yellow Nankeena Egyptian Gloves and Mltti, Peril arid Bone Buttons unsting and Silk Buttons Silver Strap and Japan Brittona. 6ce. Ac. For tale at reduced prices, to suit the titnea, by mar 11 SNIDER, LATHROP 6&NEVITT. F URNITURE.—-The undersigned haa recently returned foom the North, where, during the put aeaaon, he hu made large and ex tensive selections of FURNITURE, which, added to hi* former stock, now make* one of the largest and moat complete erer before offered in this. city. Among the usortment will be found almost 'every article wanted, either for comfort or convenience. He haa purchased his present stock at great advan tage, and can therefore afford to sell much lower than ever before offered. Among the usortment may l>e found the follow- g articles:—Sideboards, Sofas, Couches, Divans, Ottomans, Writing Tables nno Book Cue Bureau*, Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobe#, Ladies’ work Table#, Centre and Pier Table#, with marble top#) Card Ta blet) marble top Wash-Stands, painted do; Dressing Tables, Dressing Glasses of every kind.’ Tea and Dining Tablet, Extension Dining Tablet, Pillow and Claw Dining Tables; French Bedsteads, Mahogany ilgh poat do, curled maple and plain do; Cotta) Mn- logany French Chnira. half and three quarters do; Maple, black Walnut, and Rosewood Chairs) Rock ing do to match; Cane seat Settees, Couches, and Wood bottom do. A lso, A large usortment of Windsor Chairs, Childrens’ Tahle'and low dot Counter,Counting-House and Foot Stools, Mantel and Pier GlasaeaJSestTables, Port able and Counting-House Desks.Piano Stools, Knife- Boxes, Hat-Stands, Bellows and Brushes, Cloth do, Bird Cages, Oil Cloths, Table Mats, Door do. Can dle Stand*, BooV-Sholvea/Rafea) Mahogany, Maple, and Cherry Crib#; Hair Matrasses, Most and Ma nilla do; Feather Beds, Bolaters, and Pillows; red, white, blue and green Cord, also Tuael* to match: Hair Cloth, for Sofas and Chair**, Mahogaiiy and Willow Cradles) Children’s Wagons, 6tc. (D" Persons, either in the city or country, wteh- ing to purchase any of tho nbove articles, will find it an object to call before making their nurchase* elsewhere. Every article may be depended on u being what It is represented. Liberal deductioni will always be made to thoao who^mnlre ^argejiur- nov 1 O, 114 BRYAN STREET—Cit; Clothing Store. GEO. S. NICHOLS would reapectfolly inform hia friend* and the pufSlic gener ally, that ho is now opening an oxtemivo usortment ofFASHlONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, which he will sell at such prices as cannot foil to pleue all who may favorhim with a call. Hit stock consists of every article usually kept by an estab lishment of tho kind, bought at tne lowest Now York price* and made up by men oflong experience in the business. The following, comprises in part hit stock, which will be kept up through the fall and winter: Suporior cloth and camblot Cloaks do do do beaver Over Costa Lyon Sldn, Cape and Pea Coats Sup. figured and plain beaver Frock Coats do blue, black and inv. green do do do cadet, satinet, moleskin and Kentucky Hunting Coats do blue, black, green and inv. green Dreaa Coats do do do do do Coatees Blue cloth, satinet and moleskin Roundabouts Pantaloons ofevery variety ofcloth, cassimere, sat inet and moleskin; Vesta of all kinds and fuhions, too numerous to mention, at prices from one dollar to seven. Fancy articles,will stall times be kept on hand, such as Stock*, Scarfs, Suspenders, Collar*, Bo soms, silk and cotton Half Hose, Cravats, linen and silk Hdkfs., merino, cotton, Iamb’s wool and buck- akin under Sliirta and Drawers, shoulder Braces, riding belts, Purses, silk and gingham Umbrellas, linen, cotton and fancy colored Shirts, 6tc. Ac. N. B.—G. S.N. having no partner to divide hit profits with, and scllingrer cash or good city accept ance, hb (latter* himself he can sell Ida articles as low. if not less, than any othar establishment of the kind in this place. A trial from those in want, will satisfy them of the fact, It the Old Stand, Market square. i nov 4 Ladies’ Silk I >f every description 7* K -, do Glove*: fillet, honey comb, wire-nott and lace do Mitts; do do do do do do half-fingered do do do do do do Genta’ Gloves, of every description*: consisting of kid, Princo Albert, china silk, black silk, white do, brown thread do. Drapery Muslins; Fancy Cravata, a great variety Browu Cotton Under Shirt# Colored and black Scotch Gingham Silesia*. Crapbs, tab., Paper Cambrics Nsnsook, Jaconet and cross hared Cambric* Lace striped Swiss Muslins, plain do do Riviere do, Mull do; Victoria LawnaBisbop do Ladies’ light H. S. Gloves 200 and 300 yard* Taylor’s and Alexander’s Spool Thread, 6:c. All of which are offered exceedingly low for caah, nt tbe store lately occupied by Fuller, Moore 6( Co., by J. E. JOHNSON, opr 1 SPRING GOODS—By recent nr* O rivals from New York. Plain and Plaid Swiss Muslins Striped and Lace do do Jackonet and Nansook do White and col’d Tarlatan do 64 Plaid and Striped Cambric* 64 Lace Striped Cambric and Cambric Dimity 64 Plain and Tape (.’hocked Cambric French Dimity, for ladiea’ coliara and cuff* Spotted Swiss Muslin Plain and Fiaured Marseilles Vetting Super Drabd’Ete and Gambroons Single Milled Casaimere Vigonia Crape and Krminetta Black Alpacca and Merino Casaimtre Black Twilled Summer Cloth Linen Towels and Bear’s Duck Ficuro-I Coat Binding and I’urae Twist Silk Lncot* and Lace Buttons Black and colored Gingham and Blue and Blue Jeans Georgia Nankeena and Cotton Drillings India Cambrio and Furniture Binding Black and Slate Cambrica aud Paper Cambric Canvass Padding and Cause Flannel Bishop Lawn aud Cotton Fringes For sale by BATES & STOTESBURY. aprfl BATES OF FREIGHT OF TnE caaagysepaaua.aa VUOM BA VAMM A1I TO BTATIONB L AUIKS UIUKOHKS.—UoWlttfil a vsileiy ot Ladiea Brooches, of choice pat terns, and tho latest fashion, comprising Anus Ma rine Amethyst. Topas, Cniineo Mosaic ana Enam el, in rich gold Settings, for sale low. by JnsrG M. EASTMAN, S OLAR LAMPS.—The subscriber would respectfully invite the attention of thoso who are in want of superior articles, in the way of Lamps, to call and examine a variety of patterns that he la now oponlng, direct from tho manufactory. Fur tho beauty of finish and brillancy of light, they are not surpassed by any lamp* now in use. For Male low, by M. EASTMAN, mar 6 TTPHOLSTERY.—The subscriber X* offer# for sale, Hair, Wool, Manilla and Mosa MATTRESSES, for Bedstead*, Cota and Berths, Rolling Blinds, Curtains and Pew Cushions, made to order;Oil Cloths fitted to halls, and Carpet cut and made. 1. W. MORRELL. TVTEW GOODS.—At tbe Store of the J. v subscriber, now opening, the following articles, vix: Belgerine Muslin; Lace do. *. Edgings; Laces Fillet Mitta) Fringes; Fine blk lioso (cotton) Fino unbleachod Cotton Ribbons. Lustring and Satin French Muslins, Brown Holland dec. Which will be sold low, to suit the times. junelO V. DeROSELLO. ONNETS, Hj)TS, &c.—1 dozoft- Lawn Bonnets 8 dozen Cypress Bonnets 14 do open do do.; 3 do plain Straw do 1 do black do dot 1 do eleven braids do 2 do Misses’ t|o do do •J do Palm Leaf I^ata; 6 do boy’s do do do 1 do boy’a Leghorn do 2 do infanta do round top do 1 do do do square do do 12 do Flowers) & bales Band Boxes. Jual received and for aale at low prices, by aprl BATEsyfe STOTESBURY. G EO. S. NICHOLS, offers for sule the following articles, at a small profit—vix. superior whito and fancy colored Shirts, linen Bo soma and Collars, aatin, bombazine and hair cloth Stocks, black Italian Cravata, fancy Scarfs, French kid, silk and cotton Glovos, silk and cotton Elastic Suspenders, some with chain ends, silk and linen cambric pocket Handkerchiefs, silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas. Hessian Riding and Money Belts. Cravat Stifners, Suspender Ends, silk, cotton and merino half Hoes, &c. 6(e. Those in wnnt of tho above article*, had better call and see his before they purchase. Old Stand, No. 114 Bryan street. june7 S UGAR, FLOUR, &C.-25 lil.ds.St. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar. 60 bids Canal Flour; 25 boxes Soap; 50 bbls Go wily’s Gin; 30 catty boxes Imperial and Gunpowder Tea; 25dozen Brooms; lOhalf bbls Fulton Market Beef- landing from brigs Savannah and G. B. Lamar. For •ale by GOWDY & WELLES, june (> P HCENIX BITT11RS AND LIFE PILLS.—Remark* of Wie Public Pre**.— From the Litchfield (Conn.) Sun. Among the many advertised fnedicinc* of the diy. and fancy colored Shirts, linen Collar*, dain and foilled linen Bosoms, aatin and bombasine Stock#, black Italian and foncy allk Cravata, fancy Searfo, kid, silk, linen and cotton Gloves, embroi dered satin Suspenders, plain elastic ailk do., (with chain end*,) white linen, catnbrick and silk pocket Haadkerchfefo, silk and cotton Drawer* and Under Shirta,aUk and notion Umbrellas, &c. &c. Thia itock has been got up in New York, within the paat month, under the inspection ot the Pro prietor, and la consequently foeah and of the latest nago of all dealers, as well aa all wear era of Hate ana Capa, are reapectfolly solicited. A. DAY, Agent for war 27 C. C. THOMPSON. TVTEW GOODS-r-Por brig h. Bald- 11 win-44 taper Scotch Gingham#. 44 super Fancy do 44 do Coating do Mourning and Fancy Musllna Merrimao and Fancy Print* , French black and alate Printa lateLace Edging* Jk tf BonnetRibbon* E Net Glove* and Mite. .^rtlFrench Linen Drill#. White^nd Brown Bamily Drills, Do, do Stripea do PlsidJeam; Brown Holland# n!i"x lo" Tnble Cloth,, *c. F«m|i ' - 1 IQUID CHLORIDE OF SODA. XJ Thia Liquid la prepared according to tho for- mulaofthe inventor, M. Labarruque, a diitlnguiah- ed chemist In Pari#, who.wa» rewarded by tho Royal Institute of France, with the prize of300 franca for Its discovery. It is now considered the most power- fill, disinfecting agent known. It la for preferable to Chloride of Lime, being more convenient and a- greeable. and can be kept in bottlca, well corked, foranv leneth of time ; whereas, theothor very toon loses ’ita disinfecting qualities. This Liquid will immediately destroy the.nauseous effluvia, which a* rises from kcnnela.aewers, drains, sink*, wnter-clos- eta. markets, ships, stables, hospitals, wards, prisons, stalls for beef and fish; and, in general, all places infected with animal exhalations. It has completely succeeded in removing the local infection and the bad amell which arises from mortification.foul ul cers, or bad aorea of any kind. When mixed with 15 part* of water, it makea a moat excellent wtah for carious teeth, ulceration of the mouth, or a gargle for s-anre-throat. It hu been used extensively .and been found a moat effectual application^ eruptions of the akin, auch aa tetter# or ringworm, Itch, &c. 6(0. In larders or*aafea, especially in the country, when oftentimea provision# for the week must be laid in at once, the meat can be kept foeah bv there being placed at hand a vessel of Chloride Water, to be changed daily. For aale by A. PARSONS, june 12 No 8 Gibbon’s Range. M «MJ20 A lun L/SmSSK 1RDIO V.IUUIB, O.B. tela low by HENRY LATHROP, ’20 Gibbons’Building. HPHE INDIAN’S PANACEA, for X the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofola or King’s Evil, Sciatica or Hip-Gout, Incipiont Cancer*, Salt Rheum. Syphilitic and Mercurial diaeuos, particu larly Ulcers andpainfol affections of the bones, Ul cerated Throat and Noatrila; Ulcers of orery de scription, Fever Sores, and Internal Abaccues; Fis tula#, Scald Head. Scurvy, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyea, Erysipelas, Slothes, and every variety of Cu taneous affection) Chronic Catarrh, Hoadache foom particular causes: pain in the Stomach and Dyapop- aia, proceeding foom vitiation: affection# of the Liver. Chronic Inflammation of tho Kidneys, and general debility, caused by a torpid action of tho vessels of the akin. It ia aingularly offleacioua in renovating thoao constitutions which havo been broken down jy Injudicious treatment, or juvenile irregularities. In general terms, it is recommended in all thoso disease* which arise foom impurities of tho blood, or vitiation of the humours, of what name or kind. Some of the above complaints may require tome trifling aaaiatant application*, which the ciroumaun- cea of the dktea will dictate; but for a general retno- dy, or Purificator, to remova tho cause, Tho Indian - Panacea will generally be (bund auificient. CAUTION—Tho Indian’# Panacea ia nut up in a round moulded bottle, with the worda "The Indian’# Panacea" impressed on theglaaa—on tho other aide ie an engravN label with a figure representing a To- male Indian offering to diseased and suffering man, means of relief and reatoratlon to health, which she hu gathered foom her native foreata. Another label la secured over the cork of the bottle, to prevont fraudulent imltationa. A foil auppiy of the above valuable Medicine, con- there ia none mure justly celebrated than Moffat's Life Pili* and Phanix Bitten. Wherever intro duced, they have given entire sttisfoction, and their vitrues only want to be more extensively known to render them a universally apprived medicine. We are not in the habit of puffing th contribute to the venality of quacks for a douccuiand have ho foith in their cure-all nostrums. ButMr. Moffat’s Medi cines are a different article; hUpill* area good ca- thnrtic, and hia Bitter* an excellent tonic. We know them to bo so from experipneo, having used them ourselves in our family, and so confident are we of their efficacy, thnt, although we have no au thority to do ao. we will warrant their giving satis- faction in all complaints for whichithcy are recom mended. \ From the Goshen Democrat. The best medicines for giving foqsh vigor to the Rvatem, during the warm weather, are Muiiats Lifo Pills and Phmnix Bitters. Great! number* who have mado use of them, find that ticy cleanse the •tomnch of all Impurities, and give alienlthy tone to tho system, create a good appetite, ind thereby re move the lauguor ana feebleness, wklch oppresses almost every person during tho hot afcason. Thoso who ore afflicted, need only to make la fair trial of thoao medicines to be convinced. 1 From the LovieviUe Journal, Get. 13. At the solicitation of an old friend,) wo publish, with pleasure, in this day’s paper, letfcr foom Mr. O. L. Smith, of the firm of Smith, Riddle & Co. of this city, to Mr. Moffat, of the city ofjNcw York, proprietor of the " Life Pill and Phmnix Bitters." In this letter, Mr. Smith gives vn account bf his suffer- ings from a ievero attack of chronic riieumatism, under which he labored for moro than three years, and of his apeedy cure by the use of tile aforesnid medicine#. A certificate, coming from ap respecta ble a source, cannot fail to have ita weight in this community. Ifthis medicine is found by axpericnce to effect so immediate a cure ofa complaint so pain ful and distressing, in would be highly valuable to peraona enpgcd in navignting steamboat) on our western rivera. From their constant exposure to the inclemency of the weather, and from (Ho rapidi ty of their transition foom a cold to a warm climate, and from a warm to a cold one, their nre peculiarly liable to rheumatic attacks. To them this medicine may prove an invaluable remedy: ono whiqh they can always keop on baud for Use as occasion may require. \ It is said that a aingle dose of three pills, or two doses at most, will relievo a common cold. : The proprietor of the medicine, through a friond, Waa ao kind, a few weeks ago, as to send us a bottle pf the bitten, and a box of the pill*; and when afflicted with a severe cold, we have derived apparently great benefit from their use. Wo do nut bofiev* that an y medicine ever has been orevpr will bo discovered, which, in serious complaints, wiil supercede the neteasity of tho physician’* services, yot wo havo strong reason to hopo that the medicine of which we have been speaking, will prove of great utility to the community. I From the Neto York Sun. A Word to Parents.—All tee mortality yon wit- ness among children and youth arises from a neglect of small complaints. Childret) will often avoid com plaint in ordor to ovoid taking medicine. It be hooves parents, therefore, to watch them closely, aa they value their health, their vary existence. This foithfolly done, they would niver bare any serious illness. And what is the great hardship and incon venience, to guard one’s self and one’s children from disease, when we thereby seohre our constant hsp- piness t A small doso or theTegctable Life Medi cines, administered occaiilonally. *■ ■»* that is re- C JJ.ARDBN SEEDS. — Tho euhscri- W ber Would respectfolly call the attention of Gardeneraoud others to his assortment ofGARDEN SEEDS, consisting of tho following varieties, nil of which are of the crop of 1842 and warranted to grow, vix Asparagus—Ginnt. Beans—Early China, Rob Roy, Early Half Moon, Early Rachel,6 weeks, and Refugee or I(XX) to ), bush and large while Lima, and oaba or Carolina Lima pole Beana. Beets—Large blood Turnip Rooted, Long blood Red, and Sjlesia or French Sugar. Brocoli—Early I’urpio Cape. Cauliflower—t nroc Early. Cabbage—Large Early York, Large Flat Dutch, Early Suuar Loaf, Green Globe Snvoy, Early Drum head or Battersea, Large Late Drumhead, Largo Berger or Great American. Carrot—Enrly Scarlet Horn and Long Orango. Celery—White Solid. Cross—Curled or 1’eppergrass. Cucumber—Early Frame, Green Cluster and Long Prickly. “ Egg Plant—Purple. Indian Corn—Early Golden Sioux, Sweet or Sugar, and Tuscarora. Lcckc—Large Scotch Flog. Lettuce—Large Green Hoad or Cabbage, White Drumhcid, and Sugar Loaf. Melon—Ward’s Necler, Green Citron, Nutmeg, Large Yellow Cantelope, and Carolina Water. Mustard—White or English. Nasturtium. Onion—Largo Red, targe white Portugal and Sll verSkin. Okra—Lady Finger. Peas—Early Washington, Enrly Frame, Early Golden Hotspur, Early Charlton, Dwarf Blue Prus sian, Dwarf Marrowfat, Fall Matchless or True Fall Marrowfat. G ORN.BACON,FLOUR & LARD. 1000 Uuthela Maryland white Com 16 hhds.sides Bacon; 2000lbs. do do 3000 lbs. Shoulders do; 400 Baltimore cured Hams 100 bbls. Howard street Flour 107 kegs No. 1 Lard. Just received per schooner Henry Jenkins, foom Baltimore, for sale by june 2 FRANCIS SORREL & CO. Darrel* Beef, Pork, Vista, Liquor, Lime and Oil. <• Do. Molatsea Do. Flour, Fruit. Potatoes,Onions, Scots,etc Do. Bread, Crackers, and other light bands.. Half barrel* Beef, pork, Ffoh, Liquor, etc Do. Flour, Fruit, Potatoes, Onion*, Beet*, ate..,. Brooma, in bundles, per iloaon Buckets, In nests do,.... Corn, Peat,Oats, Rye, Bran, Corn Meal & Rice Flour in bags, busfi. Chain, per dozen «... Do. Rocking, large,each.««..., Carboys of Vitriol, etc Carriages and Barouches, four wheel Do. Buggies,double,. Do. Do. single, and Gigs Do. Sulkeyn Common Jersey Wagons, without covers, and Horse Carts......... Post «nd Stage Coaches and Bond Wagons Collars, per Colton, per bale, round, including insurance, not exceeding 316II.*. Do do. square, do. do do. 40U lbs. (Exceis on Cotton, pro rata.) Demijohns, Jars, and Jugs, not exceeding two gallons. Do. do. do. over do Ducks and Fowia, in coops, per head Geese and Turkeys... Grindstones.per 100 pound horses, Mules and Cattle, per licud ID. Js. and pipe* Liquor, not exceeding 120 gallons I/o. Molasses and Oil, ordinary sue......... Iron in pigs or bin, casting* for mills ana tBbcr machinery Kegs Liquor, not exceeding fife gallons... Do. do. ten do Measurement Goods, per cubic foot Ploughs, each... Salt, in sack*, not exceeding four bushels Live Sheep, Lambs, Goats, Kids, Deer, Piga and Dogs, per head.. Do. 1 Inga and Calves Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Hardware, and such othor articlea os go by weight, per 100 pounds 1 “*ickr— 601 76 60 I 98 38 25 60 26 38 26 26 26 38 G 10 1 60 2 26 :ft 38 0 1 26 6 00 6 CO 4 00 6 CO 4 00 6 00 4 00 6 00 ‘ 00 00 50 I 10 1 CO 25 60 3 It 90 All small packages The above rates ore fixed* on the opening of the whole ID-SPECIAL CONTRACTS may be made with J Cotton retorted in good order at the. Denote and the (superintendent of Transportation for the Freight afterwards tern whileTn possession of the Company, Parsnip—Large Dutch or Swelling. Parsley—Curled or Double, and Plain or Single. Pepper—Bell or Ox Heart. Radish—Early Scarlet Short Top. Long Salmon Cherry or Scarlet Turnip, Whito Turnip Rooted, and Black Fall or Spanish. Rhubarb, for Tarts. Spinage—Round Leaved Savoy and Prickly. Squish—Early Bush Summer, and Com. rortcr’a or Lima Cocoa Nut, Satisfy Or Vegetable Oyater. Tomato dr Love Apple—Large. Turnip—Early white Dutch. White Flat or Globe, Large English Norfolk, Long Tankard or Hanover, Ycllotv Sw edish, Htusia or Bute Bag* and Dales New Hybrid. N. B. It "may have been too much the practice in this city, to sell Seeds and tho same not to coino upbut the subscriber confidently appeals to tiiorb who have purchased of him heretofore, to testily that such is not tho caso respecting him, and he h determined tosustaiu the reputation ho has acquired of selling good Seeds, by selling only such as lid is well assured will grow. Persons who have bton disappointed by purchasing worthless Seeds, will do well to try those sold by tno subscriber. C. J. HOOKER. Agent, feb 16 New Drug Store, No. 2 Market Square. of the following articles, when in large quantities, without regard to the established rates, vis: Corn, and all kinds of Grain; Brick, Horses, Mules and Cattle; Iren in ban or pigs. Machinery, Mill gear ing, Ac.; Sarvfed Lumber, Mill Stones, Grindstones, Marble or other articles of Stone; Salt, Firewood, Staves, Shingles; ilsy in handles; barrels Tar, Pitch or Turpentine. Freight at the above rates, or ly special contract, to bo under tho following stipulations, vis: No claim for damage* on articles transported by this Company, unless the packages are exsmined and identified in the presence of an officer ot the Company before the same are removed from the depot. Not accountable for the leakage of Liquors, Oil, or Molasses, breakage of Glaae or Crockery ware, chafing of Bagging, Carriages, Chairs or Fur niture. JSot accountable for breakage of Hojlow- theou r ... „ f less established to linve occurred on board the car. Not accountable for the decay of perishable articles. Not accountable for Livo Stock: and no liability for Goods evidently shipped in bad ~ J ‘~ ‘■‘ L * cooperage of casks or packages. T^GYPT, ARABIA, PETREA.dtc. A—J Travols in Egypt, Arabia, Pelrea and the Holy Land, by tho Rev. Stephen Olio, D. D., President of the Wesleyan Univcraity, in 2 vote, with 12 illustra tions on’stccl. Madame Calderon do la Barca’s Life in Mexico, Iowa, vix: during a residence of two years in that country, 2 vote.—a now supply. “ illy < Tho Home, or Family Cares and Family Joys, by Frcdericki Bremer, author of “Our Neighbour*/’ Ac. translated by Mary Hnwott. price 12£ cte. Nos. 4 and 6 Brando’s Encyclopedia. Nos. 4 and G Shakespeare. No. 9 Alison’s Europe. Prayer Bonks, elegant bound. Polyglot Bibles, do. Just received, june 6 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. P OWELL’S Bnl8um of Aniseed, for Coughs, Colds, Shortness of Breath, Asthma, Ac.—This invaluable medicine haa the extraordin ary property ofimmediatcly relieving Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, difficulty of Breathing, and hurkiness in the Throat. It operates by dissolving the con gested phlegm, consequently causing a free expec toration. Thoso who aro troubled with that unpleas ant tickling in the throat, which deprives them of rest night after night, by the incessant cough which it provokes, will, by taking ono dtee,find immediate relief; and one pottle, in most cases, will effect a cure. In aslhmW chronic coughs, difficulty of breathing, Ac. -o peu cun describe tho wonders that have been performed by this invaluable medicine; many, who for years, ha«e been unable to lay down in their beds, without a danger of being choked by an accumulation ofphlegm,(which invariably causes a dreadful cough); other* who with difficulty could breathe nt all, in a recumbent posture, have, by tak ing ono doso of this excellent Balsitn, been enabled to lay down comfortably in their beds. Copytbf o letter from Miss A. Thomas.—Sir: Through tho medium of this letter, 1 begleavo to F RESH CHOICE TEAS.—Hyson, Young Hyson, Imperial and Black Teas. Just received and for sale by june 17 G.R. HENDRICKSON. P URE SPERM OIL.—500 galjoni pure bleached Sperm Oil, a scry wliite^hu. beautiful article; 600 do cheap Oil; 2 bbls Lard do. Received in atnrc, and for sale low, by june 17 G.R. HENDRICKSON. taking one bottle only. I am air, your grateful and obliged servant, Ann Thomas, Union street. This valuable medicine may be Imd in this city only or A. PARSONS, Agent. Price 25 cent# per bottle. may 19 B eef and pork.—40 bbls. PrimeTkef; 30 do Mess do; 20 do No. Ido; 30 do Prime Pork, 10 half bbls Family Pig do; 10 do Fulton Market Beef. For sain by t * NTIwfc A june 16 PRE.N : WAY. B utter &, ciieesb.—10 kegs Goshen Button 10 boxes do Cheese. Land ing and for sale by PRENTICE A WAY. june 16 S COTCH ALE, LONDON POR. TMR. CIDER, Ac.—5 casks Scotch Ale 5 do London Porter, qta; 5 do do do pts. 40 boxes Champaign Cider, “Elteler" 20 do do do, “Crow’’ 5 hhds. Cider Vinogar; 5 tierces do do 10 bbls. do do; 10 do Newark Cider 20 do Potatoes. For snlo bv jane 16 PRENTHCE A WAY. J H. EUSTACE’S infallible Gonor • rhma Mixture.—At length lias been discover ed nn infallible and invaluable remedy for tho cure of the most obstinate chronic and common casei of Gonorrhea in five days. Tho dsngcrous and use less remedies which nave hitherto been offered to those who have unfortunately incurred tho above troublesome disease, is a subject w hich has justly merited tho consure of tho faculty, nnd produced Jn many eases, very serious and alarming effects. To guard against these abuses, J. H. Kustaco has been induced to prepare a preparation wldeb is attended with no danger whatever, and is active and efficient in curing the disease, with little trouble to tho pa- tient ‘ The proprietor has boon studious in this particu lar^* many persona cannot spare tho time, or sus pend business, to undergo a’ regular course of medl- cinn nnd regimen. Tlite preparation will entirely obviate this necessity. The course to be pursued is exceedingly simple, nnd will not interfere with the regular duties or business ; nnd if tho medicino is used according to tho directions, it will effect a speedy cure in live day*. As to its decided effica cies, we will barely remark, thnt since its use in this city, there haa not been a failure in a single case, nnd there aro many, both of the Faculty and otherwise, that have already testified with pleasure to its deci- dodly superior qualities. Ita taste is perfectly a- [rccable, nnd persona of the most delicate stomachs uve used it without any inconvenlcnco whatever For salo by J. H. Eustaco, Richmond. Va., and also by G. R, HENDRICKSON, juno 15 Savannah. COLOUR, HAMS AND SIDES BA- JL 4JON.—100bbls. superfine Bakers’ Floor, 260 Hams, Baltimore cured: 15,000 ihs. Bacon Sides, landing from sclir. Tom Wood, from Baltimore. For sale by FRANCIS SORREL A CO. juno 9 0 00 3 00 3 00 400 b CO 46 26 25 25 5 £0 31 31 63 25 25 line to 1 he Depot at Macoas d order, or fo'r will be memted at their expense. Ail other damage done to cotton in transitu will be promptly settled at Savannah. It ia understood that this Company will not hold themselves accountable for pillage, or damage by the weather or 6ther*ise,on any freight after being landed at the place of destination. . . ** Tho Company will not be accountable forPas- sengere’ Baggage, trains* pnt in the Baggage Carlti charge of the Conductor. Rates of Passage from Satanntth to Station JFate 17, (Gordon.) JL '' In the PftiieogcF Cal *97 OO Do. Bafgago do...•«.«........4 SO ■ Children under twelve yeart* half ptfce* O’Tbo Company will have agents at Stations 8. •, II, 12,13,15 and 16, and at tne _t - -- ... - - b - - — 10,11,12,13,15 and 16, and at the terminus of tkO e. No internal injury not clesrly perceptible on Road, to attend to tho delivery and forwarding or outside of the package, will Ims allowed for, on- (foods, All merchsfidixe ant to be forwarded will . *- ••— ■ • — *-—• |bo retained at the depot at tho head'of the Road oud I— L r rx I ........ ...in week, free of expense, alter which Storage will btf charged at the Savannah rates. ID* Gunpowder vrohibited. Savannah, Jnno lit, 1813. H ector o halloran.—The fortunes of Hector O’Hallnran and lit* mam Mark Anthony O’Toole, by W. H. Maxwell; author of “Stores o'f Waterloo." General History of Civilization In Europe, foom tho fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolu tion, by M. Guiint, 3d American editioo, with notes by C. S. Hnnry, D. D. Tho Adventures of liernan Corte*, tho Conqueror of Mexico, by tho author of “Uncle Philips'Con versations." No Sense like Common Sense; or. some passaged in the Life of Charles Middleton, a tale by Mary Howitt. Part nnd Present, by Tiros. Carlyle. Poems, hy Wm. Ellery Channing. Brando’s Encyclopedia, No. 7. Home, or the Iron Rule, by Mrs. Ellis.25 eta. Lady Sales’Journal of the disasters in Afghanistan, in I84I-M2, price 124 eta. Liebig’s Animal Chitcertry, with notes by Professor Wooster. Do’s. Agricultural do do. Just received, jueu 7\y. THORNE WILLIAMS. ASSIZE Of 1 BREAD lof Jqlj, •ljL 1813. CrtYTtixAiURfcR’i Ornct.) . July, 1843. ( THE average price of Flour, the last month hav* ; ing been JGj per barrel, Bread impt weigh as fbN ’—i,vix: -i (Ml •>« 10 cent Loaf mart weigh 2 Iba 6 ox 5 '* " « "1 »' 24 “ 3 *« «« » «. 0 “ 10$ “ july 3 JOSFPH FELT, City Trtasurer. R eady made clothing,— The subscriber haa eo!d Ida entire stock of Clothing W C. C. Thompson, and removed to the store in Champion’s buildings, (corner of Bryan and Barnard streets,) whore will bo kept, a well select ed and genera) assortment of ready made Clothing/ which will bo told for cash, or approved credit, at prices to correspond with tho time*. .& HAtiF.lt. Ax’!, for juno 1 C. C* THOMPSON EW MUSLINS, LAWNS, StoM Per brig Savannah: Fancy Printed Laws: Striped Gingham Muslins 64 white Jaconet Cambric D RY GOODS.—Block and col’d striped Ginghams*, Karisten and client plaid Gingltnmt; fancy Prints: black and whito do; tiack and slate do; Georgia Nankeen} Grass Cloth; low rs. whito Cam- iriccd Bird-eve Diaper, cotton brics and Jackoncts: white and ... lace do; white and brown cotton 4 Hose. Ac. Bo- ceivcd and for sale low, by J. S. ROGERS, may 18 No. 62 Waring’*. Buildings. ERMUDA ARROW ROOT, &c. 1 case of superior Bermuda Arrow Root 1 do fresh Tapioca; 1 do Fennel Sage. Just re< 64“ Naiisnok Mmriih; BlTt Nett Glove* Supr. Cotton Gambroons Striped brown Linen Drill* Printed Linen Drills,striped and plaid* Linen Sheeting, Ac. For snlc. lov hy HENRY LATHROP, Gibbon*’ Bffi juno 5 inen drill Rants.—Th. Subscriber# have received an invoice of Eng lish and French Linen Drill Pants, which they offoY for sale at reduced price*. HAM1 Building! may 30 AMILTON A SYMONS. COLOUR. H: JL* nai Flour; 20 half do do 60 Baltimore sugar cured Hams; 6 bbls. Shad 1 bbl. Cucumber Pickles, at retail by thh gallon. Just received snAfoV atie bv • . . , ; ANTHORY TURNER, Eichange Dbck. , jun.J • SK POTATOES, CODFISH & HER- JL RING, Landing from the brig Savannah. ‘ from New York, and for sale hy H. J. GILBERT; junti 3 Wrtt Side Market Square, ceivcd for ealo low, by G. R. HENDRICKSON. june 2 ^EIXAS Roach ainl bug Banc, for O sale, for caah only, by nny 3 J. M. TURNER, Mrfnunmnt Square. ORK fe BEEF.—Just received, 50 bbl* Prime Pork 25 do Moss do , 75 do Prime Beof' 50 do Mess do For sale by WOOD A CL AG HORN, june 3 • H ON. EUGEN1US A. NISBET’S LECTURE.—A Lecture delivered before the Georgia Historical Society, in the Unitarian Church. Savannah,on Wednesday,29th March.1843: by the Hon. Eugenius A. Nisbeb Published by ro quest of tho Society. Just published, and for sale, price 25 cents W.THORJ 1 ' june 12 PRENCH MUSLIN AND LAWNS ‘ Bteckind lead monrning LAWNS ^and l^ad , do Muslim • do do d?feSh , Srte“ , Fo i rtaleby '^uy 4°° ^HENDRlctsON,Pole Agent. i * BATES A STOTESBURY. | fijjk- Electrical Hair Gloves« or Con- ru Renovatort, manufketnred by Chaa. Dinnifbrd, London. For aale low, by * iMPfid G. R, HENDRICKSON; PLOUGH CAS'I*INGS.—-100 aett JL Plough Casting#, with Clevta Screw Bolt# and Brace# complete. For tale by 16 N.B. AH WEED. cine*, aamimsiercu occmhuhbiij, — —- quislte; and to this end. nothn individual among parents should passed a single night without at least a 25 cent box oFthe Lifo PilHin tho house. Tills mode, strictly followed, will keep whole fomiliea in perfect health;and they, will consequently take less of thia one medicino in a year; then j* aomethnee required in a tinglo week of set ous lllneas, at the hands ofa physician. Parents y attending to thia whnlesomo advice, you wjUl nder your children really hardy, aprightly, and into ligent, and at the an mo time improve tnolr looks. I A foeah supply juit "jSHIl lb O , 'l..' 1 ^NDaicKSON,A B .».. XT'ARINA COLOGNE.—1 cmo real JO Gorman Farina Cologne, a very superior artl- toB^ndrIcKn'” juno 0 , - R ecommended by the fa- CULTY.-Butier’a Effarfeiconl Manneiian iwtaMpi Stomach, llibltiml (ioall».Mn, Ciftoimom Dli«a«- M, SLt Ort.ol, to . aod moc’h aalo^d u.. S«Uo B acon—30 ■ides Bacon; 16 dodo aale by juno 8 Cincinnatti Shoulders do. For k CLAGHORN. P URE GROUND SPICES.— Ground Ginger. Cloves, Offinamon, Allspice, Pepper. Ac, Forssloby , '?* juno l J, M. TURNER, Monument Square, IDltOWN SHIRTIN' JL> 34, auperior article, "nd f ^juno 6 • uOWD T EECHES, LEECHfes.—JusTr XJ coivedpor brig Savannah,, a sqpply of fi J-J coived p«r brig Savanm large Sweadish Leeenea. > For junaS C.R.H1 R1GKSON. E DE’S Odoriferous Compound, or Persian Sweet Bay—A grateful perfume for scenting cloths, drawers, Ac.; nnd is nu effectual preventive against Moth : prepared from a judicious combination of the choicest Flowers, only by Robt. Best Edo. Jurt received and for sale by jane 12 G. R. HENDRICKSON. RNE WILLIAMS. f 'LOUR AND BACON.—130 bar rel* first quality Howard Street Flour, 250 Baltimore Hams tn bag*; 6 hhd*. prime Baltimore Sides; G hhds do Sugar cured Shouldors. Landing from schr Tom Wood, and foreale by juno 9 COHEN, MILLER A CO. ( CHAMOMILE FLOWERS.-—1 J cask very fresh nnd superior, just received per G. B. Lamar. For sale bv juno C G. R. HENDRICKSON. K ITCHEN’S Universully AppruVcd P. P. Cocoa: an agreeable, wliole*otno and cheap substitute for tea or coffee. Jurt receited Unit for sale by A. PARSONS, june 9 pANAL FLOUR—In whot* t; half bbls, landing from brig Savannah and for sale by , H. J: GILBERT, june 3 West Side Margot Square. P rincipe segars.—10 m. strictly prime Principe Segars, Pedro Garcia’s. For salo by J. LAM A, 150 B >y street, may 26 r * B RISTOL’S SARSAPARILLA— A supply just received and fur eale by june 21 J. M- TURNER, Monument eg. B ACON.—1400 lbs. Sides, 1000 do Sliouldere. Landing foom echr. 1 TfHnWood, and for sale by H. J. GILBERT, june 10 Weatot tiie Market. B RISTOL’S Chemical Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, forth* euro of all disease* arising from impure blood, consumption, chronic rheumatic- sffoctioris, nervous complaints, general debility, affections of tho liver, indigestion, low of appetite, Ac. F81I diroctioas for using this medicino will bo found on tho bottle. As a spring and fall purifier of blood, there i* nothing cqunl to it. A constant supply (warranted genuine) always on hind, and fo, june 27 Gibbons* Buildinga. R OBINSON’S PATENT BAR LEY.—A fresh article suitable for infanta and convalescents. For salo for cash, by juno 21 J. M. TURNER, Monument aq. j C HEESE.—20 boxes Cheese. For into by A. TURNER, Exchange Dock, juno15 M ICHAUX’S FRECKLE WASH. Thia ia a certain remody not only for Frtok- lea, but for Tan, Morphow, Sunburn, Pimples. Red ness of the Face and other temporary cutaneous af fection#—ovon for Tetter, it has boon found an ex cellent cure. Tho salu of this article has constant ly iucroased, and will continue to increase as ita merits are mado known. Numerous instances ofita groat efficacy have come under tho proprietor’s no tice, and ho has no hesitation in recommending it to the public trim excellent article. For sale, for cash only, hy J. M. TURNER, Monument Square, may 3 rpURNIP SEEDS, &c. — Rutabnjra X 1 urnip Seed; early Flat Dutch do; large whito Norfolk do. Jual received, per recent arrivals, and are warranted fresh and genuine. For sale by J " ----'•'-••jksoN. K IDDER’S INDELIBLE INK— Caution to Purchaser#.—A* in eonaoquenco of the blah reputation which this Ink hat auttalned for more than 20 years, (it being the original,) there are many imltationa of(t in tho market, some of which boar the naftetef Kidder, and are offered for sale aa "Kidder*! Bp." I’lenao ask for Francis Kid der’* Indeliblo Ink, and observe that hia liamo la on the ton of the box. j . , , ' ■ifmmjfy * 1 ” , • may 12 • ' •- *' * , S~UNAL FLOUR—66 bbl,. Laid- Vn.'"^"’- r0, " l,l ”«OWDV 61 WELLES. juno 12 . R. HENDRICK A R LIC K.—200 bunches fresh juno 12 Garlick, juat received nnd for aale by J A. PARSONS, No. 8, Gibbons’ Rnngp. I NDIAN HAIlt OIL.—This cloRant nrtrelo has tho peculinr quality or grndftally changing tiie color of the Hair, from Red to Light, to a Brown or Black, and prevent the hair from turn ing grey—it also give? a nne gloss to the hair—soft ens nnd improves th« general appearance—keeps it from coming out—and restores it when lost. Hein; very pleasantly perfumed, it will bo found admirable for dressing the hair in general, for which ournoi it is extensively used. For salo, for caah rfnly, by may 3 J. M. TURNER, Monument Square. A TKINSON’S depilatory.— xX For removing auperfluous Hair on tho Faee, Neck and Arms. This great disfigurement of female boanty, is effectually removed bv this article, which is perfectly safe, easily applied, nnd certain in its effects; and oot onlv removes tiie hair, but hr a re petition, destroys the roots,-and consequently the growth. A supply 5f the above valuable prepara- B IRD SEEDS.—The subscriber-bns just received afreih supply of Canary, Hemp, growth/ A supply 5f the above valoable propara- Millet, Rapo and Yellow Seeds. For sale, for cash tlon.just received, and for aale by Sly, by P J. M. TURNER, Momfment Square. juno 26 A. PARSONS, No. 8 Gibbon*’ Range. Ju "" 7 * ' T>ERFUMERY AND COSMET Jl ICS—Jnst received per brig Phiiura a largo aa- anrtment Perfumery, vix: Real Farina Cologne, in hock buttiea; do do in long do; Orange of Portugal) Honey Wnter; Rose do; Orango Flawerdo; (• lorida dojCttriododm or Votbona; Uvemlei^ Water; Bou qitetde Caroline; Espirit de Rose;Extract Musk) Victoria Lave nd err Ambrosial Cream; Oleophane; Prentiss’ Ns pies Soap; T«jSbr , e Saponaceous tom- pound; PrenW do; do Guerlnina* Philicomet Ban- doline Pomade; Rowland’s Kalydnr; Gowland’a Lo. lion; Chnrcli’s donMilk of Rosea, with a variety too nnmorous to mefi^on. A. PARSONS, jario 87 No. 8 Gibbon#’ Range. r ROCK AND DRESS COAT8— Or Drop d'F.te, Crape CnflRIet, Scotch Ging ham, brown nnd white Linen and Kentucky Jeana: may be had at a small price, at the cheap clothing Store, No. 114 Bryan rtreet. • ‘ _ june 7 G.S., NICHOLS. T EMON’SYRUP AND TEAS, 8Q dot. Lemon Syrup; 20 boxes oLBInck, tfonpewder ao’d HyaonTeos. Init recoireMTtnd f. aale by J.LA6LN, 160 Bay atreoL june 14 OFFAT’S LIFE FILLS AND M L—_— ... ... .. .. BITTERS.-A freih *uppljr_jont^recejared and for sale by J. M.TURNER, june 21 Monument iqnvre « % OANTS AND VESTS.’—A .uperiof X article of Drnp d’F.to Panto add fancy Mara, nilft Vnlhnt]. ..’(.filifAil n.til f... ..Ia l>« and foncy Valontia Vests, re'rcdvad'and for ti , may 30 HAMILTON & SYMONS. L A 1 HS.-*-100 M. white pine Lathd, landing at Taylor’* wharf, and for sale by Jttno I M. GREEN WOOD. ^JT. CROIX SUGAR—A few hlid*-. O of prime St. Cfoix Sugar, iust received, and M.' J. LAMA, 150 Bay street. TVTETTlNG.—3D0 pieces whito Net- 11 ting; 200 blue drt; 60 do white I.aco do. Just received and for sale by • may 17 SNIDER, LATHROP dt NRVlTT. D ress coats and frocks, A suporior assortment ofjronibazlnfc, crap* catnblet, Orleans Cloth and Dran. jJ’Ete Dreaa Coats aud Frocks, received and for sale bv may30 HAMILTON & SYMONS. ‘ C IOMPOUND 'GHLOIUNH 1 Wash j for clennaing and proaeryH nnd Gums, and cleansing tiie Month.' june 19 Monuaant Square.

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, July 04, 1843, Image 1