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jCHEAP CASH TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
No. 17 Whitaker-Street, 8nvnnnnli f
{Opposite W. H. May if* Co's Saddlery Sion.)
H amilton TTsymons would
inform their friends and the publio, that in
‘heirpreaent largo supply or READY
MADE CLOlKING, they have purchased, and
lire now opening, a largo and elegant assortment of
tho vory best quality or—
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSl*
MERES, VESTINGS,
And FANCY ARTICLES, suitable to gentle*
men's wear. All of which tnoy aro prepared to
tuako to order In tbe most elegant aud shlonable
sty le,and at the shortest notice.
Their stock is entirely new, and being connected
with the firm of J. C. Booth & Co., 187 Broad
way, Now York, they will be Airnished with the
most Fashionable Articles, os they arrive in the
market.
.Mr., S. A. OLDS, Latt Foreman Jor Price A
Veader, and well known as a superior Cutter, will
have chargo of this department ot business, so that
our customers may rely upon getting tho very bebt
fits
Orders filled promptly, and no deviation in price,
as wo are resolved to approach as nearly as possi
ble to Northern rates. " TERMS CASH,
oct II
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Ule them to attention.
Aftl’PORO FIRE INSURANCE
. COMPANY.—This office continues to in
sure Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Ac. (against
loss or damage by fire) on .the most favorable
terms.
The undersigned, Agent for this city Js duly au
thorised to receive applications, effect risks and
s without delay.
WO0DBRIDGE,Agent.
n’a Buildii
7T7H
Jth
IsauupollclL.
WYLLY
oct 16 Office in Williamson's Buildings.
1TNA INSURANCE CO. OF
i HARTFORD, Connecticut.—The under
signed, Agents for the above namod Company in
this city, nonlinoe to injure-against loss or damage
by fire on Buildings or Stoeks of. Goods. This is
one of the oldest Insurance Companies in the Unit
ed States, and Its losses have always been promptly
paid. Applications for insurance will be received
by COHEN, NORRIS A CO., Agents,
mils ’ ‘
Bach's Family Phyaician. or the Reformed Sy*.
of Medicine on Vegetable or Botanical Princl-
C LYMER ON FEVERS.—Fever*,
their diagnosis, pathology and treatment) pro-
pared and edited with large additions, from the Es
says oo Fever in Tweedie’a Library of Practical
Medicine) by Meredith.Clymer. M. D., Professor
of the Principles and Practice of Medicine in the
Franklin Medical Collego of Philadelphia.
Tho Cyclopedia of Practical Medicino, by Doo-
tora Forbes, Tweedie and Conblly) thoroughly re
vised. with numerous additions, by Kobley Dungli-
ton, M. D. A now edition, in 4 vols.
..^Qeaeh’ •*
tern of A
pie) 7th edition.
Gunn’s Domestic Medicine. orPoor Man’s Friend)
a new edition, revised and onlarged.
Carpenter's , Principles of Human Physiology,
with notea and additions) by Meredith Clymei, 2d
American edition.
Challly's Practical Trenllae on Midwifery, trans
lated from the French, by G. S. Bedford.
Churchill’s Midwifenr.
' Dewee’s Midwifery, 10th edition.
Dewee on Diseases of Women. 8lN edition.
Dewee on Diseases of Children, 8th edition.
. Chapman’s Compendium of Lectures on tho
Theory sod Practice, of Medicine, prepared by Dr
Horner’s Special Anatomy, Gth edition.
The Influence of Tropical Climate on Europonn
Constitution, by James Johnson, M. D., Physician
tp the King.
^ Tjie Practice of Surgory, by James Miller, F. R
Volpeau’s Midwifery, translated from tho French,
by Dr. Meigs | 3d edition, with additions by Dr.
Harris.
Harrison’s Essay towards a correct Theory of tho
Nervous System.
Hoblyn’a Declionary.of Terms used in Medicine
sad Ihe Collateral Sciences) IS mo.
P ungliaoii’a Modioa) Lexicon. 6th edition.
aston’s Anatomy.
Prout’onthe Stomach.
WaUon’s Practice of Medicine.
(Jholius’a Surgery, translated from the German,
by Dr. Southard, edited by G. W. Norris, Surgeon
to the Pennsylvania Hospital, publishing in numbera
at 30 cents.
KllioUon’s Practice, edited by Dr. Stowartson.
Hughes’ Clinical introduction to Auscultation
and Diseases of the Lungs and Heart.
Sir A tley Cooper on Dtseasea of the Testis.
Cooper’s Surgery, 2 vols.
. Brodies’ Clinical Lectures on Surgery.
Rrodie on Diseases urinary Organs.
. Bird on Urinary Deposits.
Kborle’e Practice , Eberle’s Therapeutics.
Kberle bn Diseases of Children.
junetO W. THORNE WILLIAMS,
’I AW BOOKS.—MeeBon & Wel*-
• I—i by’* Exchequer Reports, with references to
American Decisions, by Hart A Wnllnce, reprint-
ingfrom the London edition, vols. 7.to 13 received,
at St 60 per volume.
English Common Law Reports, vnla. 40 to 47
re-printed in full. The previous 39 vols. of con-
dsnsed Reports to be had at the publishers prices
The Law Library, third series, complete in 48
vols, full bound—n tingle copy.
The United Digest, 1st vol by Metcalf and Per
kins, tho 2d and 3d by Curtiss, containing the De
cisions in all tho Courta of Common Law and Ad
miralty of the United States.
Tho Statutes nt large of the United States, edit-
od by Kich'd. Peters, publishing in Boston, 4 vols.
received, to bo completed in 7.
Abbott ou Merchant Ships and Seamen, with
Serieant Shen’a Notes, 6th American edition, v.ith
Judge Story’s Notes and additions, by J. C. Perkins.
July 3 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
D R. SCUDDER’S GENUINE
ACOUSTIC OIL—For Dealbcss and Dis
eases or the Earjin general. For aato by
June 19 A. PARSONS, Gihbon’s Range.
TlrHITE GLOVES.—Ladies and
YY gentlemens’ white and light-colored Kid
Gloves) ladies long whito Kid do) for sale by
npr 28 A K. MOORE.
SAV AN»H FASHION AIILE TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT, ,
{Next doorlothe Savannaf^R^ullican Office.)
W HERE tnay be found, at all
times, a choice and well selected assort
ment of the moat fashionable
ENGLISH, FRENCH *i»D GERMAN CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS,
Which will be made up in the moat Modern
St^le^ and in point of Workmanship, not to be ex-
OUTFITTING AND FANCY ARTICLES)
All auch aa aro usefiil or necessary for a gentle-
an’a wardrobe) with a goneral assortment of—
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AH of which will bo' sold, as cheap as similar
articles can be bought in the city, by
* - U4 PRICE A-
D ry goods and gill nett
TWINE.—20 bales 3-4 Brown Shirting) 10
do 7*8 dodo; 10 bales4-4 Brown Shirtings) 10 cases
ancy Prints, assorted styles and qualities) I case
Blue Drills} 2 bales twilled Shirting Stripe*) 6 bales
blue striped Cdttnn Osnahurgai 60 pieces low priced
Summer Pantaloon Stuffs)60 pieces Pongee lldkfa.,
medium siso and squares)200 lbs bluo and W. B.
Patent Thread, a portion suitable for Gill Netting)
I halo beat threo Thread grey Gill Nett Twino.
Just received, and for sale by
may 2G HIRAM ROBERTS.
TVTEW DRESS GOODS.—Tho Suh-
1 i scribcr haa juat received by brig Clinton, 30
pieces ofDreaa Good* of the newest styles and pat
ents, which he is offering at very low prices.
Among them are striped and plaid Swiss Lawn,
French laconcts.flne Gingham Muslins, corded do.,
black and white Summer Ginghams, Arc. Arc.
may4 A. K. MOORE.
F OR SALE.—2 Portable Forge* j
I Fanning Mnchine 51 Forcing Pump ) I dot.
Cast Iron - Pumps} 600 feet Lead Pipe asst’d; 60
boxes Tin Plate) 60 sheets Braxier’a (.upper) 1,600
iba. Sheathing Copper) 1,000 Iba. sheet Zinc; 600
lbs. Zinc in Blocks 5 300 Iba. Block Tin { 60 lbs.
Shnltro Sodder) 100 lbs. Borax, by
JunoG N. B. At II. WEED-
Jan 24
VEADER,
IVTEW GOODS.—Tbe undersigned
would inform their customers and friends,
thst they are receiving their Spring and Summei
stock of Ready-Made Clothing and Piece Goods,
all ol which have been manufactured and selected
under the immediate supervision of Mr. C. C.
THOMPSON. Roceivod and in Store, ready for
inspection:
' Black Drab D’Ete Frock Coats
P ARASOLS, SUN-SHADES AND
UMBRELLAS.—22 inch bUck and green la
dies’ Umbrellas, 30 and 82 inch black boiled Silk
do; 28,30 and 32 inch do Gingham do) Cotton Par-
sol*} plain black, brown and green Silk Parasol*}
Scolloped and rlaid Silk Parasols, aupor French
Fringed do do) plain, Scolloped and Fringed Sun-
Shnaes) Fringed Parnsoietts. For sale by
mnr 19 HENRY H. STOTESBURY.
Do do
Do Caahmerett
Dress
- do
do
do
Do do
Frock
do
Fancy Tweoda
do
do
Do do
Sack
do
Do Croton Coating
do
Grass Linen Frocktees
do
Do do Dress
do
Check do do
do
Do , do Frock
do
Gingham do
do
Do Business >
do
Fancy Sax Gotha
do
Scotch Check
do
Linen do
do
Union do
do
Fancy Marseilles
Vests
Do Quilting
do
UHOWEK BATHS, mnde by L. Y.
Badger, of Boston. For sale br
npr 23 I. \V. MORRELL.
P OLISHING POWDE R—For
polishing Brnss, Brittannia and all other Mor
als To house-keepers it is invaluable, a* by rubbing
ita few times over the Metal it restores it to its or
iginal brightness, Tho directions accompany each
paper. Just received and for sale by
COLLINS St BULKLEY,
mar 13 ' Waring’* Buildings.
XTARNISH, TURPENTINE AND
v BRUSHES.—6 barrels Coach, Furnituro and
Picture Varnish)6 do Spirits 7* *' *" '
Point Bru-’tea, assorted; 10 do Saab Tool do tin; 10
if * •
do Whitewash do do.
oct
Juat received and for solo by
JNO. O. FALLIGANT.
Do light Doeskin Cass Pants
Do Linen Drilling do
PIECE GOODS.—Light French Cloths, French
and English Drap d’Kte, figured Doeskin Cassi-
mere, Merino Caasimere, French Drillings, figured
Quiltings.
Shirts, Suspenders, Gloves, Opera Ties, Neck
Ties, Ate. Ate. For sale by
C. O. THOMPSON At CO.,
mar 24 129 Bay afreet.
S HIRTS.—Just received, another
lot or auperior Shirts, of various qualities and
paterna. Fur sale by
apr 2 C, C. THOM PSON At CO., 129 Bny-st
C MJM CANDY.
T received, by
june 24 t
•A fresh supply just
G. R. HENDRICKSON,
Gibbons’ buildings.
rpHE NOVICIATE—Or a Year
JL among the English Jesuits; a personal narra
tive, with an essay on the Constitutions, the Con
fessional Morality and History of Jesuits) by An
drew Steinmely.
Voyages of Discovery and Research within the
Arctic Regions, from the yoar 1018 to tho present
time, under the command of the aevoral Naval Offi
cers employed by sea and land in search of a North
west Passnge from the Allniitio to the Pacific, with
two attempts to reach the North Pole) by Sir John
Barrow, Bart. F. R. S.
A Dictionoryof Practical Medicine) by James
Copland, M. 0., F. R. S.
Chriolitnn j lw W. Harrison Ainsworth, Esq.
The Confession of a Pretty Woman ) by Miss
Pardoo, author of“The City of tho Sultan,’’ Ate.
Received and forsnlo by , P.U. THOMAS,
June 26 No. 9G Bryan-nt., Sign of tho Ledger
W INTER, Sl’RtNG AND SUM
MEIl CLOTHING.—The undersigned is
now receiving his supply of SPRING 'and SUM
MER CLOTHING, and a largo asiortment of
FANCY ARTICLES attached to the samo, which
he will nffor at such prices as he thinks will induce
those In want Id give him a coil and convinca thorn-
selves of tho fact. Im beiiur, ilptarmimyl not to In*
R ovcrned by olliers prTcelTbui uv sucTi as lie can
ve by and let others live.nlso. The following is
part of his assortment:
WINTER CLOTHING.-A few Broad (Toth
Clonks, Over-Coats and Mantles) fino French black
nnd English Urond Cloth Frock and Dress Coats of
nil qualities; fine bluo and invisible green do do;
fino figured and plnin Beaver Frock Coats; line
Krcnr.h C.itiimer nnd Brnnd Cloth Pant*} urond
Cloth, Cnssimer, Valentin, Merino nnd Velvet Veals.
N. B. Tho above being of Wiuter Article, will
be sold ot very reduced prices.
SPRING AND SUMMER.—Fresh and fashions-
bio Drap D’Ete nnd Camblet Frock and DressConts;
Tweod Cnssimer Frock and Business Coats; check
Linen, Gingham and figured Cotton - Frock nnd
Cnateea; cream colored Gross Linen and brown do
do; Drop D’Ete, Fronnh Drill, Gombroon, white
Linen Drills, lasting Merino, Tweed Cassimers,
Cotton Jeans and Cnmblct Pants) Round Jackets,
of all kinds and qiinlitica; fino white nnd figured
Marseilles, Bombasine, figured and block Satin,
twilled nnd fancy Joan Vests; Merino, Silk and Cot-
ton-knit Under Shirts nnd Drawers; Linen. Muslin,
striped and Taney colored Shirts) a great variety of
Silk and Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs; Cambric,
Italian and colored Cravatsi figured nnd plain Satin
Stocks nnd Neck Ties, n new article; black and
whito Kid, black Silk, and brown Linen Gloves;
a very large assortment of Suspenders; Riding and
Monoy Bolts, Shoulder Braces, Cravat Stiffener*,
Silk, Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas) Tape Mea
sures, Niuht.Caps, half Hobo, Linen Collars and
Bosoms, Men nnd Boys’ Cloth Cnps, dec. Ate.
TAILORING.—Just received n small but choice
assortment of French Cloths and Cnisiincrs, Drop
D’Ete, and other pioco Goods, which will be mado
up to order by experienced Workmen, at the abort-
ost notice, and in tho Intuatstyle. Cutting for Mon
and Boys to be mado by othors, will bo nttendod to
with great care and despatch, at the Old Stand,
No. 114 Bryan-streot, by GEO. S. NICHOLS,
mar 19
^HAVING CREAM—Guerlmit’a
O and Mnnpela’s Ambrniinl Shaving Creams.
For salo by G. R. HKNDR1CKSOI
June 24
H ENRY’S MAGNESIA—A pen-
uine article; just received and for sale by
J. M. Tf “ “
July 22
l'L’KNKR, Monumnnt-sq.
IVOCIIE’S EMBROCATION-
I,.V certain
•me uy
juno 24
T UCK COMBS, &c An o*ten-
aive assortment of Shell, Buffalo and Imita
tion Tuck and Side Combs; also Ivory fino teeth
Combs of all sixes, some with very fir.o rut teeth,
just received by U. R. HENDRICKSON,
June 24 „ Gibbons’ Buildings.
mi
EW CLOTHING STORE—No,
just received a splendid assortment nf SUMMER
CLOTHING, of latest style and fashion: consist
ing of fine Cloth, Drap d’Kte, Alnnca, Linen, and
Gingham Coats. Vests, Pants, Shirts, Ate. Also,
of latest Spring Fashions, Bnavor, Moleplush, Pana
ma,- Leghorn and Palm-Leaf HATS) BOOTS,
SHOES* Ate.
Persons wishing, to purchase would do well to
call nnd examine, where they can lie fitted to every
article comprising Gentlemen's dress.
mar24 ' WILLIAM HEIDT.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.—
CM. Twenty-four years in tho Argentino Repub
lic: embracing its Civil and Military History, and
on account of its political condition before and
during the administration of Governor Rosas) his
course of policy ; the enuses and character of his
intorference with the Government of Montevideo,
and the cirdiunatanceswnich led to the interposi
tion of England and France by Col. J. Anthony
King, an Officer of tho Ariqy^f the Republic.
Animal Magnetism, or Psvcodunamy j by Thoo-
dorp Legor, Doctor of Medicino of Pnris.
Expository Lncturcs on St. Paul's Epistlo to the
Colossians: being an attempt to apply tho Apostles
argument respecting tho errors on the subject of
the Mediation of Cnrist at Colosae, to the present
^'•wffistances o p v thp Church) by Daniel, Bishop
oft.alcutta and Motrop'nlitan of Indin.
Juat received by W.
juno )3
.THORNE WILLIAMS.
T HE CHRONICLES OF CLO-
VERNOOK, with some account of the Her-
Bellyfiillo) by Douglas Jerrold.
Emilia Wyndham) by the author of “Two Old
Men’s Tales.’’
" , | ,0 . cm « °f Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
co JJ p low In one volumo.
m p * History of England.
?!«» 8 Harpers’ Illustrated YVnndering Jew.
juni ?3° IV0d by ^THORNE WILLIAMS.
XTlNGS OP ENGI.AND—Ros-
fSaSSaSyiMSS‘ho King, nr Hn«ln„,l rmm II,n
0“ Ihflir Court.,
"J' 1 * 1 """'I' nnd Ollier
n i fif® History or Ireland, from the enrliest Kinra
" n the DI.0..0. or the
, ”r. ,b ' Including-. doicrlptlon or tholr atrootoro
nftr.nt'oont, togoth.r with IhouZl
K"o,d”s”'“"' ^ ,U " llU1 ''''»"th L by Robert Ar'
'VtTHORNE WILLIAMS,'
T^ANSe—The SnliHcrihor has just
X/ returned from tho North, nnd now offers tor
sale n small but carefully selected assortment of
Brenst-Pins, Bracelets, Ear-Rings, Finger-Ilings,
Fob-Clinins.Gnld Pencils, Thimblos and Spectacles.
Flutes, Violins, Steel and Silk l’ursos, Steel tnp and
She!i Combs, Steel Bends nnd Bag Clasps. Music
lor tho Piano, among which nro mnny pieces to
order—also un extralnrgo and boantiful nnsortmont
or Fancy Fans. Ate., Ate. T. T. WILMOT.
june f-
O x-marrow.--Dissey & Fiver’*
Moollo do Uoouf. Just received, and for
sale by
june 26
G. R. HENDRICKSON
WATCH!
SILVER AND.PL.
Tho Subscriber has:
CIIAVING CREAMS & SOAPS.
*7? 9. ue Hfcln’s Ambrosial Shaving Cream) Rous-
lei’s Unrii^lleffPremium do do) Naplsa Soap, In —.. —.....
pots) Rigger’s Military Shaving Soap, in squares; the North, with s rich si
Guerlalu's Ambrosial do; Oleophnne; Naples Com- ” r " ■’ J
pound Shaving Cake tRadisey^s Saponaceous Com- -
pound) also Shaving Brushes in great variety) Shsr-i
ing Boxes, Aeo. Ate. .For salo by
June 19 A. PARSOIIS.
JEWELRY,
|ED WARE, Ate—
lently returned from
.™ — --vig—jnt of artleles in HIS
line. He has selected biMloek with great care
and with an eye to the wauts.and taste of the citi-
ions or this city and vlcinil/. J Nor i* this alt—he
has generally mado his purchases with cash, and is
determined to sell at a maJt advance on cost
Strangers visiting the city, and the public generally,
are respectfiilly invited to call and examine his
stock and prices, as .they might go further and far#
worse.
Among his assortment will>0 found a splendid
varioty of Gold and Silver WATCHES, by tho moat
approved makers, which will be sold much cheaper
than ever before offered.
Under the head of JEWELRY, will be found
every thing of a useful as Well as ornamental na
ture. The variety is too numerous to particularise.
His assortment of SILVER AND PLATED
WARE ia also extensive.
He lias also a fine assortment of choict- CUT
LERY, together with MILITARY GOODS ol nil
kinds; Musical Instruments, Walking Canes, Card
Cases, Purses, and a largo varisty of FANCY AR
TICLES, too tiumnrous to mention..
ID* Watches. Time Pieces and all other repair
ing in his line fhithfylly attended to aa usual. Per-
•on* from a distance aeuding Wstchea to be repair
ed may depend oq having thompioniptly and faith-
fitlly attended to, nnd at cheapraa any other estab
lishment in the oity. • x. ‘
ID* Masters of vessola Sire Informed that they
enn have their Chronometer* timed and rated by
auperior transitinatrulnenf. M. EASTMAN.
SAVANNAH WHOLESALE & RETAIL
SADDLERY WARE-IIOUSE,
Yonng’s Building, opposite Hamilton St Symons,
Clothing Storo, rtttlio Sign of the Golden Saddle.
w7 iiTmay’&co..
Manufacturers of BRIDLES,SADDLES and HAR
NESSES, have on hand a good assortment ol
Ssddlei Bridles nnd Harnesses, of which the
following compriio apart: Spanish Quilted,Ovor-
laid and Shnllnn Saddle*) Planter's largo, and extra
largo Saddles: Men’s plain do; English do; Hoys’
and Race do; Lady’s Saddles of a variety of patterns;
Bridles and Martingales;.Saddlebags,Trunks, Ate.
HARNESSES.—Conch, Rnroucho, Buggy nnd
Sulky Hnrncsseaof all kind*, by the single sot.
SADDLER’S MATERIALS. —Saddle Trees.
Skirting nnd Hog Skinst Pad do; Straining and
Worsted Web5 Thread and Tacks, assorted sizes.
C ARM AG E TRIM MI NOS.—Barouche, Buggy
nnd Sulky Springs nnd Axles} Dash Frames; IIgIiIjh
and Udws, hy the single sot; IMiitnd nnd llrnsa Stump
Joints; plnin do} patent Dash Lonlhvr; Top and
Curtain do; broad and narrow Laces, variety of pat
terns; Silk mid Worsted Fringes; black nnd purple
Coach Roans; Buggy Lamps: plated and Brass Car
riage Bands; Brass and plated Knolis, Ate.
At.so.—Caiftkina and Lining, do; Binding do)
Solo Leather nnd Harness do; Shoo Thread, Ate
U* All of the nbovo articles will he sold low for
cash or. approved credit. Persons wishing to pur
chase any of tho nhove articles, would do well to
call and examine our goods, before purchasing olso-
where. *0»ip i-tuwth 9 Jnn2U
Freeh Hutahtiffn, Flnt Dutch, Large
Hanover nnd Large Globe Turnip Seeds, Drum*
hend Cabbago, Ac. Arc. Just received, and for
salo by J 61. TURNER, Monuinonl-equnre.
July 22
S TEVENS’ MATCHES—CO gross
Stevens’ superior Matches, for salo by
july I J. M. TURNER, Monument-square.
G OWLAND’8 LOTION.—Just re-
ceived a supply of English Gowland’s Lo
tion. For salo by J. M. TURNER,
july 22 Monument-square.
f 10N FECTI ON A R Y—A fresh su |»-
ply just received and for ante wholesale or re
tail, by G. R. HENDRICKSON,
juno 29 '
5U Ih*. Ilutnbngn Turnip Seeds just
received per Philura, togother with Norfolk Flat
Dutch, Globe, Turnip; Drumhead Cabbago—all
fresh and genuine. WILLIAM II TURNER,
july 2 Opposite the Market
C 'tOURAUD’S DEPILATORY
V POWDER—For eradicating all superfluous
Hair from the Face," Nock or Anna—Price one
Dollar per bottlo. For sale by
juneB A. PARSONS.
t UICKROACH, RAT & MOUSE
f POISON.—Dr. Feuchtwanger’s preparations
for exterminating the above mentioned vermin, a
ure and safe destroyer, for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON,
july 22 Gibbons’ buildings.
F RESH BARLEY—Just received
per brig Oingo, nd for sale by
June 1 17 J. M. TURNER, Monument-«q.
(VTET TWINE.—Six, nine, twelve
■L x- and tixtecn Thread,* for anle by
G. R..HENDRICKSON,
juno 29 Gibbons’ Buildings.
JP RE8H C HAMM0MILE FLOW
ERS-
sale by.
july 22
1 cask received per brig Excel. For
Q. R. HENDRICKSON.
A new improvement for
THE HAIR. —A. Grondjean’s celebrated
Composition, (with liquid) for preventing the Loss
of Hair; for preventing its becoming grey, nnd radi
cally curing disenso iff the Scalp} a Composition
recommended by all Phyaician* who hnvn analysed
it. For salo by * A. PARSONS,
july 9 No. 8 Gibbons’ Buildings.
OINTMENT—
1VI ?ALUSTER’S OINTM
1YX A fresh supply just received, by
WILLIAM M. TUI!
npr 10
URNER,
Opposite the Market.
^SHIRTS! SHIRTS!— Just receiv-
O od per brig Augusta, a splondid lot of Shirts,
plain anti fancy Linen Bosoms nnd Collars, together
with a vnriety of-Fancy Articles. Silk and Linen
Pocket-Handkerchiefs} Silk, Cambric, and Italian
Cravats) figured nnd plain Sntin Stocks and Neck
Ties, a now article} white nnd black Silk-Gloves;
brown Linen do) a inrgn assortment of Suspenders,
Silk, Gingham, and Cotton Umbrellna For aale
low at tho Now Clothing Store, Nb 12 Whitnker at.
mnr27 WILLIAM HEIDT.
F OR THE HAIR—Quirk’s Cns-
sadn Oil, the most favorite nnd admired Hair
Oil nowin uao. For sale by A. PARSONS
juno 30
N O MISTAKE.—Tho Subacribor
ia selling 60 pnr cent Inwortlian any other
eetablislunoutin this city. Tho prices of tho fol
lowing splendid Goods, will cnnvindb the public
that there is No Mistake:—Fancy Soaps, from 4 to
26 cts por cake; French Perfumes, 12 eta tog I 00
pnr bottlot first rate Cologne, 12 cents to 51 00;
very fino Bay Rum, G2 cU per bottle; Bniloy’s Shav
ing Cream, J7,60, G2. and 75c. per box; firat quality
Horn Dressing Combs, 12 to 31 cts.: Fine Tooth
Ivory Combs, 23 to 63c.) Buffalo Dressing do., 60 to
75 cts.; splendid Tortoiso SI10II Dressing do., £2 00;
first rate Tooth Brushes, 12 to 37cts.) Ilnir Brushes,
37o. to 51 00) Box, Powders nnd Puffs, 37 cents;
fino largo Silk Purses, 60 to 62 cents; warranted
Chinese •Razors, gl 60 per pair) Magnifying Mir
rors, 60 to 76 cts.) vory Elastic Suspenders, 76 cts.;
vary good do., 26 to 75c.t Stocks and Cravats. 37 to
75o.j5uspondor Ends, 12 cts por pnirj Boy’s Elastic
Susponders, 60 cents; Haywood’s celebrated Ex
tract of Shampoo, Tor eradicating Dandruff, in quart
boltloa, 76 aents) Haywood’s Composition, for the
Hair, 76 cts.
Also a variety of other articles too numerous to
m ARaftlcles sold at the ’{flo Mistake” establish
ment are-warranted to ba of flrat^oalltj^or the
money returned.
ocH®
J, Mi HAY
Monument square.
F AHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE.
The best Worm Medicino now in use. A
fresh supply just received.
WILLIAM H. TURNER,
npr,17.. Opposite the Market.
T homsonian medicines.—
A Freeh supply of Composition, Nervine, Bal-
mony, Barberry, Bird Peppor, Bay berry, powdered
green Lobelin, Lobelia heed, Cholera Syrup apd
No. 6 Syrup, tfco. Together with Thomson’s new
work and Howard’s Praclico. Just received from
Larrnbuo,pe. brig Eleanor, nnd for salo by
WILLIAM H. TURNER,
juno 24 Oppnsito tho Mnrket.
F t O R T II E TOOTH-ACHE—
Clove Anodyne, sn immediate and perfect
cure for the abovo disorders; for anle by
O. R. HENDRICKSON,
june 26 Gibbons’ Buildings,
F AHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE.
A Tull supply just.received and for salo by *
july 22 J. M. TURNER, Monument-sg.
O OCT. LUM'MUS’ AROMATIC
VEGETABLE BITTERS-Prcpared from
Medicinal Pianist for the curenf Jaundice, Indi-
S ostion, Weak Stomach, Lost of Appetite, Dinr-
ima, Ague nnd Fovor, Exceasive Weariness, Dull,
ness and Oppression, a propensity to Sleep, Bitter
Taste in tho Mouth, Sickness of tho Stomnch,
General Debility, and all the aymptoma or Indica
tion nnd Flatulence; a fresh supply of the above
invaluablo Medicine, whioh will prove the asser
tion upon trial, for aale by -• .
july*4 A. PARSONS, Gibbons’Runge.
GARDEN SEEDS, Cultivated at
VT the Grounda of DAVID LANDRETH.—
The Subscriber has been for many years the most
extensive practical Beedtmah ih America) deriving
hia supplies from grounds cultivated under Ilia strict
personal inspection, and not by importations from
Europe (except to ft alight extent,) or the still
mCrs uncortaiu and questionable source, chance
purchaete at home, the “odda and ends” of maoy
gardens.
Thoso whose experience has made them aware
oftbe importance of Seede of undoubted worth,
can readily estimate the advantage which tho sub
scriber possesses in this particular, and tho far
greater opportunity which it presents of detecting
error) and as a consequence, eecurity to purchasers.
The subscriber does not, Imwover, claim exemp
tion from error, but desires to impress on the minds
ofallwhomay have occasion to purchase Heeds,
the important faot that the method he pursues to
obtain supplies, offer* the greatest immunity—in
deed, that by none other can t)ie purchasers ol Gar-
don Seeds bo assured they are getting tbe article
represented: inasmuch as neither texture nor com
plexion is an index qf age or quality.
The inutility of cultivating inferior varieties of
vegetables ia too apparent to need remark) yet
many such are still perpetuated, and it not unlre-
quently happens that thd same (or essentially the
same) article is enumerated iu tho catalogues of
wliolesola seedsmen, under several distinct names,
thus confounding purchasers and extending error.
The variety here enumerated is comparatively lim
ited:—it is nevertheless more than sufficient (or
the Itrgest garden, and haa the merit of embracing
only those of unquestionable worth.
ARTIGHOKE— Large Globe.
ASPARAGUS—Largo Green Purple Top.
BEANS—fEnglish,)—Early Mazagan, Sword
Long Pod, Broad Windsor. (Bush, or Snap
Shorts)—Early Siz Weeks, Red Specklod Valen
tine, Urown Specklod Valentine, Bed French,
Cranborry Bush, Koval Dwarf, Early yellow six
weeks, China Red Eye. (Pole or Runners)—
Large Lima, Carolina Howee or Saba, Scarlet Run-
n»r, Red Cranberry, White Cranberry, While
Dutch, Wren’s Egg or Horticultural.
BEET—Early Turnip-rooted, red, Long Blood-
red, <wiss Chard, Silesian or Sugar, Mangel Wbrt-
xel.
BORECOLE—Dwarf German Greens orKolo,
Scotch (nlo.
BROCCOLI—Purple Cape, Large Early White,
Sulphur.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
CABBAGE—Early York, Ox Heart, Landreth’s
Large York, Early Su/ar Loaf, Early Battersea,
Green Curled Savoy, Large Drumhead Savoy, Red
Dutch, (for pickling.) Large Late Drumhead, Flat
Dutch, Bergen.
CAUDOOiN—Large Solid Stalked.
CARROT—Long Orange, Early Horn, Altring-
ham or Field, Large White or Field.
CAULIFLOWER—Early Asiatic, Late Dutch
CELERY—White Solid, Red Solid, Celeriau or
Turnip-ranted.
CHERVIL.
COKN'-f/ndianJ—Sweet or Sugar, Early Can
ada, Early York nr Adatna’ Early, White Flint,
Early and Late, Cooper’s Prolific,Tuscarnra, White
Flour. I
CUCUMBER—Early Frame or Table, Long
Green.or Turkov. Gheritin. (for pickling.)
CRESS hr PEPPER GRASS.
CORN SALAD or VBXTIKOHT.
EGG PLXNTorMELONGENA-LargePurple,
KNDIVK—Curled. Broad-leaved.
KALE—Stntch Curled, (See Borecole,) Sea.
LEEK—Luge Loudon.
LETTUCE—Early- (Juried or (Jut Salad. Early
Cabbage, Brown Dutch, Royal Cabbage, Philadel
phia Cabbage, Curled India, White Cos. Green Coo.
MELON—Nutmeg,Citron,Spanish Water, Car
olina Water. Mountain Sprout Water.
MUSHROOM SPAWN—Kept on salo In tho
form nf blocks or bricks.
M USTA RD- W Idle. Brown.
N ASTURTIUM or INDIAN CRESS.
ONION—Silver Skinned nr White, Large Yel
low Strasahurg, Large Red Wethersfield.
- PAKwbKY—(Juried or Double, Plain or Single.
ivvRSN IP—Sugar.
I*K4H—Landreth’s Extra Early, Early Frame,
Early Charlton, Bishop’s Dwarf ProllUc. Dwaif Bluo
Imperial, Royal.Dwarf Marrowfat, Large White
Marrowfat,Peruvian Blnck-oye Marrowfat, Knight’s
Dwarf Mnrrowfat, Knight’s 'rail Marrowfat.Match
less Marrowfat, Bine Prussian, DwnrrSugar or Eat-
pod,Tall Sugnr or Ent-pod.
PEPPER—Large Sweet bell-shaped, Tomato or
Flat. Cayenne or Long.
PUMPKIN—Cashaw, Common Field or Cheese,
Mammoth.
RADISH—Long Scarlet Short-top, Long Salmon,
Whito Turnip-rooted, Red Turnip-rooted, Yellow
Turnip-rooted, Summer Whito, White Spanish,
Black Spanish.
RHUBARB or PIE PLANT.
SALHAFYor OYSTER PLANT.
SCURVY GRASS.
SPINACH—Round Snvoy-lenved, Prickly Seed.
SQUASH—Early Buslmr Putty Pan. Early Anple
Bush or Egg, Long* Green Crook-neck, Cocoa Nut.
TOMATO or LOVE APPLE—Large Red, Large
Yellow, Poar Shaped.
TURNIP—Early Flat Dutch, (Strap-leaved,)
Rcd-toppod, (Strap-leaved,) Early Stone, Large
Norfolk, Large Globe, Yeilow Aberdeen, Dale’s
Hybrid. Rnta Bags or Swedish.
FRUIT TREES of rare quality, and ORNA
MENTAL PLANTS.
For salo in quantities to suit purch iscrs. (a liber
al discount made to wholesale purchasers,) by
jan2l. J. M-TURNER, Monument-square.
H ealth and long life—
Are Within the Reach */ AU —WM. A.
CARSWELL, of tho Into firm of Smith A. Cars-
wkm., is tho sole Agent for the salo of MOAT’S
MORRISON PILLS, the Ilygeian Vegetable Uni-
versal Medicines, which during twelve t/eofs’expe
rience in the United States have gained the approba
tion and recommendation of tens of thousands, who
have used them beneficially in nearly every variety qf
diseasr “flesh is heir to."
These eolebrated family medicines were intro
duced by II. Shepard Moat into this country in Sep
tember, 1830, when they at once took a high posh
tion in the estimation of the community. Testi
monials of tho most flattering description have,
unsolicited, been offered for publication and though
numbers of thorn have been collected in the various
Ilygeian publications, their dissemination through
the medium nf tho publio press has boon generally
avoided, as presenting an appearance of needing the
aid orsuch adventitious puffery.
It becomes imperative on the part of the nffiict-
ed, desirous of availing themselves of this health-
imparting boon, thnt they exercise one caution,
where nnd of wlimn they purchase The Proprie
tor has devised the scheme which appears to him
most efficacious to give, security to the public, it
rests with that public to support fdm in cirryinj) it
out, thus:
Evory Agent has a printed certificate of appoint
ment, signed H. Shephcnrd Moat,
Each purchaser is requested to see that the signa
ture of tho seller is written on what he buys, and
that it corresponds with tho certificate.
july 29 H. SHKPHEAKD MOAT.
H ouse keeping goods.— cotton gins.—2 wit
COLLINS St BULKLEY, No. 3 Matkot- Johnson’s 60 Saw Gins, lor sale
COLLINS & BULKLEY, No. 3 Market-
square, would invite the attention of purchasers to
their new and extensive assortment of House
Keeping Articles, received by late arrivals, all of
them made of tho beat materlala and in tho moat
aubatanlial manner, and which, from their late ad-
vantageoua arrangements, they are enablod to sell
at extremely low prices.
The following are among the articles to be found
at their establishment.
LAMPS, GLASS AND STONE WARE.—Solar
and Lard Lamps, of the moat approve..! pattern*}
Solar Lamp Heads, Side Lamps, Hall Lamps and
Lanterns,Britannia,Glass and Tin Lamps, Britannia.
Brasa and Tin Candlesticks) Solar and Astral
Chimneya, Paper Lamp Shades, Lamp Wiok, of all
sixes, Glasses, Tumblers, Stone Jugs, Jars, Sto.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY—Iron, Pots
and Kettles, Btke Pans, Spiders, Skillets, Tea Ket
tles, Andirons, Shovels and Tonga, Sauce and
Stew Pans, Soup Digesters, Fry Pans, Furnaces,
Wafer and Waffle Iron*, Coal Hods and Sifters,
Skimmers and Ladles, Fleah Forka, Basting Spoons
- Egg Whips, Egg Codlca, Chafing Dishea, fancy
and Dinnor Bolls, Vegetable Ladles. Toast
r ■<!*», Sad Irons, Paste Jagaera, Fire Carriers.
Wire Diah Covers, Rat and Alouso Traps. Steel
Snuffers—together With a general assortment of
Table, Scissors and Pocket Cutlery.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.—Brooms,
Buckets, Tubs, Selves, Wash Boards, Clothes
Horses, Harse Pails, Nest Boies, Bj^pr Prints.
Wooden Spoons and Ladles, CocoaVnd Wood
Dippers, Bird Cagos. Window Blinds. Lemon
Squeoxera, Potatoe Mashers, Faucets, fancy and
common Bellows, Bung Starts. Willow (Jrndlcs.
Wagon* and Chairs, Market Baskets, Tumbler and
Key Baskets, Bottle Baskets, together with a
i re at variety of Travelling and lancy Baskets.
Iso, Door Alats and Brushes of every deicription.
JAPANNED AND TIN WARE.—Rich Gold
border Tea Trays, Bread and Knife Traya, Slop and
Water Pails, Spittoons. Sponge Baths, Foot llatha,
Letter Racks, (Jake and Spice Boxesi Plate Covers,
Coffee Urna, Muler Moulds, Patty Pans. Cake Cut
ters. Pepper Boxes, Nutmeg Graters, Muffin R ngs,
Cullenders, Tin Pans of all Bites, Coffco Biggens,
Dutch Ovens, Plate Heaters, Soup Tureens, Gravy
SUitinera. Also a good asaoitiueut of TUled aud
Britannia Ware.
FANCY AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTI
CLES.—Cigar Trays, Wax Tapers Children’*
Knives and Forks, Feather and Piano Dusters,
Tooth Brushes, Combs, Pins, Dressing Cases, Mus
tard .Spoons, Rttnr Strops, Spool Standi, Slo. Ate,
UjTPIantcrs and House Keepers, are respectfully
invited to call. oct 21
C 1ARK1AGE MOUNTING. — 30
/ setts plated Concave Carriage Banda, 31 to
4A inches) 60 setts Bra aa Concentric Carmgr
Ifsnds. 34 to 4A inehftsi 10 aetta Brass O. G. Car*
riage Bands, 3J to 44 inches) 10 pairs Brass and
Silver plated Globe Lamps: 3 dozen Whip Socket*)-
3 dozen Curtain Frames, Brass and Silver plats)
16 pairs Brass Coach Handles; 6 pairs plated l oacb
Handles) IS, setts Dash Frames; 24 setts. '' *
Frames, Brass and Silver platoj
Lace) 400 yards Binding Lace; 300 yards Fnngi.
12 gross Tuffs; 26,000 Lace Tacks; 24 paira Tniael*,
assorted colors, 2,000 Carriage Bolts, assorted,24
to 6 inches. Forsaleby N. B. St II. WEED.
"V-il-::: -lAwm
S EEDS.—-The Subscribers havi> re
ceived, and have made arrangements with n
Gardener and Seodsmnu of high reputation, to be
herenfter supplied with a choice selection of Gar-
dou Seods, aa good as any to be found in this coun
try, among which are Uie following kinds *
ant Aspnragua
Early yel’w G week Beans
Do Cliinu Dwarf do
Do Mohawk do
Royal Dwarf do
Largo Lima do
Scarlet Runners do
White Dutch do do
Red Cranberry Pole do
Early Blnod.Turnip Beet
Long do do
Early Whito Brocoli
Largo Purple Cnpedo
Early Largo YorkCobbngc
Green Globe Sav’y do
Early York do
Do Sugar Loaf do
Do Drum Head do
Large Late do do
Do do Battersea do
Early Horn Carrot
Long Orange do
Early Cauliflower
Late do
White Solid Celery
Broad Leaf Cresa
(Juried do
Early Frame Cucumber
Do Cluster do
Do Short Green do
Long Green do
Purple Egg Plant
Green Curl’d Scotch Kale
Purple do di
Lnrge Scotch Leak
London do
(Juried Silesln Lettuce
Long Green Mead do
Imporial Cabbage do
White do do
Drum Head do
Prickloy Spinago
Round do
Green Citron Melon
Nutmeg do
Large Musk, do
Yellow Dutch Onion
Curled Parsley
Large Dutch Parsnip
Gurnsey do
Ear d’lilo bins* fr’nre Pea
Do Washington
Do Warwick do
Dwarf Mirrofat do
Matclilcsa do do
Cayenne Pepper
Roll do
Long Scarlet Radish
Do Sulinon do
Scarlet Turuip do
White do do
Yellow do do
White Fsll do
Black do do
Salsify
Early Sum’r Bush Squash
Do do Crook Neck do
Winter do do
Vegetable Marrow do
Large Red Tomato
Early whitoDutci: Turnip
Do Red Top do
Do Garden Stonb do
White Flat do
Lnrge Eng Norfolk do
Pur le'Pop Uuta Bagndo
Early Canadian Corn
Sweet or Sugqr do
Tuscnrorn do
White English Mustard
Brown do
Sag- Seed
Sweet Marjoram
At.8o, Seed Wheat, do
Ryo, do Oats, Timothy,
Red 'fop Cloverseed.
For salo at wholesale or retail oq reasonable
terms.
An assortment of valuable works on Agriculture,
Horticulture, Gardening, Raising of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Poultry. &c. will be kept constantly on
hand, with the most populnr.works issued,
jqn |fl DENSLOW St WEBSTER
R OWAND’S magic lotion.-
For the cure of Nervous Hend-acho, Pleuri
sy, Croup,Quinsy, Nervous, Tooth-ache, Ear-ache,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ate., kc.
Mr. J. T. Rownnd.—Sir— I have recently made
uao of your “Magic Lotion” aa prescribed, for
Pleurisy nnd found nlinost instantaneous relief.
I can further add, thnt I have in many instnncea
witnessed with astonishment, the wonderful effects
of tho “ Lotion” in relieving pain in others.
Yours respectfully, r- V. Matiierb,
82 S. Elevonlh St.
Philadelphia, Jan. 10th, 1816.
Friend Kowand: 1 have used your “Magic Lo
tion” successfully in headache, and cheerfully re
commend it to others, nfflicted in like manner. Its
promptness in removing pain renders the appeila-
t.on of “Magic Lotion” pocnlinriy appropriate.
Yours truly, T. L. SANDERS,
Publisher of “The Pledgi **
Philadelphia, Jan 10th. 1®P>.
Air. Jna.T. Rowand, Sir: A few weeks sinco I
had occasion to test tho virtues of your “Magic
Lotion” in a severe attack of Pleurisy, nnd I am
happy to bear testimony to its Magical effect-*. It
relieved mo nlmnst instantly, nnd a few applications
ontirely cured mo. Yours,-&o.
W DkCOURSEY, Pledge Office, Doek-st.
Philadelphia, Jan. 10th. 184(1
Mr. John Farris, Ninth and Green, Ridge Road,
alter having been confined to hia bed three weeks
by Rheumatism, was cured by a few applications or
tho “Magic Lotion,” and able to resume hia busi
ness in less than twenty-four hours.
Mr. Jacob W. Soudor,330 Mnrket-atreet, was re
lieved «ff a pninlul Rheumatic affection In hia head
by n single application of tho “Lotion.” Hia. was
a very severe caso, affecting his general health, and
very much Impairing hia sight. When the “Lotion”
was first applied, he waa suffering intense pain and
from iu long continuance, several week*, the whole
scalp was so sore that ho could acarceljr bear the 11WJ _
SSM5 1 CTSTSSiV; t? S rpm? chwauer d-harmen.
gradually yielded to the “Lotion.” and he ia now, ■ -*- 4
at the end of two days from the firat application a.
wollman. _ .
Phllndelpliia. Jan. 17th, IMA
Kor Ml. hy J. M. TURNER,
j uno )9 Monument-square.
F or the toilet.—a n
supply .of the following articles lor the Toilet,
just received, vis: Fancy Pungent Vials) Otto of
Rose do. j Perfume Sntchol or Sweet Bags, in
every variety of Perfume) Glove Cases, with as
sorted odors; Rowland’s Maccassar Oil) Grand-
jean’s celebrated Composition for the Hair ) Cow
slip and Myrtle Pomatums, very highly scented)
fancy and plain Toilet Powder Boxes with Puffs ;
also extra Puffs {.plain and Rose Scented Toilet
Powders; Vinegar Rouge; Pearl Powder. For
•ale by A. PARSONS,
june12 Gibbons’ Range.
A he THESE THINGS sot—If
XI the body daily receive a proper amount of
nutrition, and daily expels the worn out parU by
the sensible and insensible* evacuants, health ia the
natural consequence.
All medicine can do is to secure these resulU.
Therefore, that medicine which docs secure
them is universal in its powers for good to the hu
man body.
Let us see. The blond comes loaded with im
purities when from any cause the pores oftbe skin
do not perform their functions properly. A sudden
change of weather may occasion this w hen the hu
mors are too redundant) want of proper cleanliness,
by permitting perspired particles to' remain upon
the skin, has tho effect in some instances to retard
insensible perspiration; tho anine effect follows tho
ubu of greasy matter to the skin, as ointments and
the like. AU causes that impede insensible perspi
ration are aura to occasion great disorder in the
body. Costivencs* occasions the greatest im
pediment to insensible perspiration of all .other
causos combined. Because the matters which
linvo once been thrown into tho bowels, are only
those which nature could not make sufficenUy
fine to no off any otlior way aavo by the bowel-r.
(Veil. These vory mutters instead of being daily
evacuated, are retained iu the system, and re-ab
sorbed again hito the circulation. Hut they cannot
prespiro ; they only load tho blood with impurities)
only gum up the pores; they can never go out save
by the bowels, or by tumors, boils or some errnp-
lions of tbe skin) good physicians know thia uni
versally aa well ns Dr. Uraudroth. But the great
difficulty in all these cases of costiyencss, in all
these casea of re-absorbtinn, is that the blood not
only becomes contaminated, but that tbe porea or
tho skin become so clogged with gummy matters
thnt great danger to the body neenra. Vor be it
known to all men, that actual experiment has de
monstrated that in twenty-one hours, in a healthy
condition ofthe skin, we part hy insensible prespi-
rntioti with four times as much impurities from the
body, as we do by all the sensible evacuations to
gether in the same time. Wo cannot then fail to
see the terrible consequences which must soon re
sult to the body, when the pores are from any
cause retnrdod in the full exercise ot their powers.
The first thing which follows a state of costive-
ness, ia a cold ahivering. perhaps head-ache; on
tho lungs there mny be oppression, *nd very soon
fever will follow, if it do not accompany tho pre
ceding symptoms.
In health we perspire about two ounces per hour.
In sickness arising from the above, causes, we
•oarcely perspire st all. Consider, then, the enor-
mus amount of mattera which must bq thrown into
tho blood. Of course we may expect severe pains—
sometimes death will take place before we can ob
tain an operation from tbe bowels. Bui, my friends,
instead nf using Brandreth’s Fills, shall we use
tlinsa remedies which carry death and deslruction
in their train t Shall we use Balsams. Lozenges nr
Ointments 1 These means may prove palliative,
may reduce the amount of suffering, may throw
these matters from the point where the pain ir:
may, in fact, cause the humors which produce the
pain to be thrown again into tho circulation. But,
my friends, it is not out of the body. It may settle
upon a vital part, and death bo (he consequence at
once. No remedies are safo unless they take
out disease iu a palpable form. When we have
C ain in any part of tho body, that pain ia caused
y tho retention of those mattera which ought
to have come away by the bowels. They must
come by that channel beforo health can oo es
tablished. Bo sensible then —use those reme
dies only which bodily take out from'the bowels
and circulation all those matters which have been
retained bnyonJ the time Nature designed or health
permitted. ' And for this purpose Brandreth’s Fills
are all sufficient. Let it be understood, tint in all
cases,if possible, they should be used on an empty
stomach. Tho Fills will always have a better ef
fect. Not but they are perfectly aafo at any time )
they are so. The object is to insure tho greatest
amount of good, and this is accomplished by taking
them on an empty stomach. Because the object ia
not to accelerate digestion but to remove the era-
ditios from the blood; and the Fills, always passing
into the blood, do so more ensily, nnd with greater
comfort to the body, when tho atomach has nothing
to oppose to them in their passage through it to the
first intestines, and so into the circulation. For
when the Fills are swallowed, they firat pass
into the stomach, and having been dissolved
there, next pats into the small intestines whence
the iactenls stuck them up and pass them along,
with a portion of chyle, into tho veins first, and
afterwards into the arteries. I suppose, they,
the Pills, impart nn extra power to arterial blond
to deterge morbid matters wherever it may find
them ) and also passing such morbid matters from
the nrteries to the veins, which bring them to
the liver, pancreas and kidneys; in consequence
of which, these organs become more vigorous
in their secretions, and expel not only the cru-
ditios which linvo been thrown into them from all
parts of the body, but also those whibh they them-
■olVes.cnntained previous to the collection of crudi
ties or impure humors or matters are discharged in
to the bowels and is being accomplished when you
feel that filling up of the bowels, which warn that
they are about boing moved. This feeling takes
place in health, only to a less extent; for it is the
same principle that moves tho bowels to discharge
their contents ; apd these acrid or acid humors are
provided by Nature for this very purpose—that of
producing the nlvino evnetintion—and it is only
when they aro in too grant n quantity that dis
ense is produced. Tho Brandeth Fills bring
these humors from all parts nf the body to the
bowels, which viscera ia excited by their pres
ence, and so occasions their expulsion from the
body, thus it ia seen that the Fills lose their indi
viduality after bocoming dissolved in the stomach}
nnd the purgation is solely from the effect produced
by the cleansing the blood receives af its impurities.
Beware of counterfeits. Be careful to apply on
ly to Dr. Brandreth’s duly appointed Agents for the
Fills, all others are spurious.
\V. THORNE WILLIAMS, Agent.
(CT A considerable discount when taken by the
quantity. 3fr june 16 "
L inen drillings, &*.—super
white npd fancy Linen Drill*; Chocked Lin
ens) plaid Jenns;lancy striped nnd plaid Cottonades;
light Mixed Twocdi; CashmerelU) black Drab
d’Etos) single milled fancy GaSsimeres; black Gas-
simeros and Doeskin) white nnd faqcy Marseille*
JL THAL.orLovo and Conspiracy." Translated
from the French of Alexandre Dumas, by P. F.
Christin and Eugene Lies. ;
No. 62 Harpers’ Pictorial and Illuminated Bible.
Just'recetvedb)r ’
apr 7
. THORNE WILLIAMS.
deraigned, who will ffirnish G|ns of ai
nulred number or Saws, at manufacturer!
Tho above named Gina have been used di J
last year by extensive planters and cr
equal to any in use. Orders thankfully
‘"toST 1 ”’ all<:ll b b i?N3Low it Webster,
B UCHAN'S- HUNGARIAN BAL
SAM OP LIFE—Tho ino.1 cetebralcil and
infallible English remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asth
ma, and ever* term or Pulmonary Consumption, la
the Hungarian Balsam of Llfo, discovered by the
eminent Medical Chemist, Dr. Buchan, of London,
England, nnd extensively known as tho “Great
English Remedy.” It haa been tpated for upwahfs
of seven years in Great Britain and on the Conti
nent of Europe, where it ia universally considered
the great and only remedy fur this awful malady,
nnd is now introduced into the United States under
the immediate superintendence, of the inventor.
Within three years it line been distributed from
Maine to Florida, and from Canada to Wisconsin,
nnd iu effocts are every where alike astonishing and
triumphant!
As a preventive medicine, and an antidote against
the Consumptive tendencies of the climate, it is:
invaluable. Aa a remedy for severe and obstinate-,
Coughs, Inflammation ol the Lunga, Croup, Sic., it
is unrivaled. But the American Agent is so confi
dent of the merit of this great Remedy, in the worst
terms or Consumption, that he preiers to have it
used by the dying invalid, rather than by persona
afflicted with simple and less dangerous disordtrs of
tho Throat nnd Lungs. 'Phis may seem strong
language; but it ia the result of experience in thoua- -
nnd* of esses, sustained by the moat intelligent and
unimpeachable testimony. We do not pronounce
it on (infallible remedy in all oases, but it is th*
most Infallible remedy known to tho civilised,
world. It lathe best preventive of hereditary Con
sumption; it ia tho best defender against the influ
ences of climate) it is the best remedy for incipient
Consumption) and it is the great and only remedy
for that tearful softening of the Lungs, Jnflamms-’
tion of tho Membrane, and Tuberculoua Decay,
widen ore the last effecU of that awffil scourge, and
which are erroneously supposed to be boyohd the
reach of medical aid. The Agent or Proprietors'
of other medicines, dare not claim for their prepar
ations a power like this. They know that in no
case have such effects been produced. Tha grand
object and purpose of the comtnon ‘remedies’ is .*
■imply to givo relief-not to cure. This is easily ,
done, by any intelligent Phyaician or druggist—but
while dallying with these delusive compounds, the
patient rapidly dec'incs, and everyday places him'
fart her and farther beyond the reach of hope!
Such ia not the case with the Hungarian Balsam.
It is always salutary in ita vffecta—never injurious,
It is not on Opiate—it is not a Tonic—it t* not a
mere Expectorant. It ia not intended to lull the
invalid into a fatal security. It ia a great remedy— -
a grand healing and curative compound, the great-
and only remedy which medical science and skill
has yot produred terthei treatment of this hitherto
uncniiqticrcd malady. It Is, Ir fact, the best reme^
dy in the world! And no person, afflicted with this *
dread National Disease, will be just to himself end
his friends, If he go down to tha grave without test
ing iu virtues. A single bottle. In most cases, will
produce a favorable change in the condition of any .
patienthowever low, though there are cases, wV
admit, beyond IU power to cure.
The Americnn Agent of Uio Great English! Rem-
edy having full confidence in ita extraordinary effi
cacy in tho worst forma of Pulmonary disease,
boldly aolicita for treatment, not the common and
ordinary cases ofsimple Colds of Inflammation, but
what are considered the most appalling cases of '
confirmed and incurable Tuberculoua Disease! ;
If there is a remedy in the world, it ia to bo found
in Dr. Uuchan'a Hungarian Balaam, it haa cured 1
cases supposed to be past all hope. It has raised
invalids, aa it were from the very grave. It haa
cured nfterall other systems, medicines and meth
ods of treatment have failed. It is found to beau
periorlo all the effecU of Medicated Baths, Inhala
tion, change of climate, or any of tho thousand ex-
periments that wealth and ingenuity have ever at
tempted. It stands alone and unrivalled as tho
greatest and best of all remedies.
The obstacles which evjn the well-founded in
credulity of mankind haa opposed to the success of.
the Hungarian Balsam, are now fast disappearing,
ns its triumphs become more widely spread over
the land; and ia rapidly resching the enviable posi
tion of a Standard Medicine, which may be found iu
all respeclablo Medicine Storea and Apothecary
Shops in the cuuntry—recommended by Physicians,
where their own treatment fails—nnd kept in nu
merous respectable families, as a preventive medi- -
cine, to be nsod upon the first appearance of the
Fearful Destroyer.
Forsaleby J. M. TURNER,:
July 17 ' Monument-square. .
D ll. SWAYNE’S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,—This “Cel
ebrated Remedy” has now, by iu intrinsic virtues, •
acquired s celebrity which cannot beahakon by the
many quack “Nostruraa” with which tho country ,
abounds. The public are fast learning that this is.
the only remedy’that can bo relied upon for .the '
speedy and permanent cure of ull diseases of'the
Lungs. It is literally aweeping Consumption from
the land) wherever it ia introduced ana becomes
known, all others dwindle into insignificance. Tho'
public have been humbugged long enough,and now
resort to n medicine which the testimony of the
most eminent physicians in the land haa placed be
yond the rench of criticism. It reqoirea no bolater*.
mg up, by publishing columns nf forged certificates—
but it ia enough to let the public know where it can
bo obtained, and one trial will convince all of its.
efficacy in curing those distressing diseases above
named, which have baffled the skill of the most
learned practitioner* for ages heretofore.
DR. SWAYNE’S COMPOUND SYRUP OY
WILD CHERRY was the first preparation from
that valuable tree which waa ever introduced to the
public, and ample proof is afforded of iu success
by the country being flooded with ’Balsama,’ 'Can- i
dies,’and ‘Mixtures’.of Wild Cherry, notone of
which is prepared by. a regular physician, although ,
they have assumed the name* of respectable phy
sicians to givo currency to tbqir “Nostrums.”— •
Therefore, the public should be on their guard, and
not haven worthless mixture palmed upon them
for the originnl nnd genuino preparation, which is
only prepared by Dr. Swayne, N. E. corner oF -
Eighth and Race-streeta, Philadelphia.
Consumptives, nr those whose Lungs are affect- -
ed slightly, should take this Syrup without delay,
by which they may prevent, tho fixing of that dire
disease fully and firmly. How important, then, to
avoid it. Never live n day with a bough when this »’
Syrup can be had, and you aro nearly certain, with
proper enre, to avoid destruction by Consumption.
DR SWAYNE’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY is a compound of Vegetable
Remedies; ills called “Wild Cherry,” because th*-’
article ia the basis of the Preparation. It is so.-
combined with other ingredients, r thst tbe utmost :
efficiency ia given to ita good qualities; as a sup
porter nnd preserver of the powers and functions ,
of life, it has no equal.
For sale by J. M, TURNER,
npr 11 Monument-square.
BEDS &. MORRELL havo just
received nn assortment nf Kitchen Common
Sqnse Cooking Stoves; Vermont Parlor, Colinder
Radiator and Sugar Loaf Stoves) with a supply, of
Hollow-wars consisting in part of Ovens, rots,
Skillets, Spiders, Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles, Diges
ters, Tin Kitchens. &c ; also, Sad Irons, Wafer and
Waffle Irons, Andirous, Shovels and 'Pongs, Grid
irons, Fire Carriers, Coffee Roasters, Cook’s La
dles, Spoons, Flesh Forks, Knives nnd Forks,ate.,
which, with a variety of other artioieain this line,
will be offered unusually low. at.
oct 7' ■ NO. 102 PENDFIELD’S RANGE ,
G RANDJEAN’S hair comfo.
SITiON.—Juat received a full supply of* the
above'Valuable Composition; Forsaleby
juna 4 J. M. TURNER, Monument-square,.
rp H E RUSSIAN COSMETIC— .
A For ‘‘ '
For tho growth, preservation, beautifying aim
restoration of the human Hair. The Cosmetic, (fu
med properly, will, restore the Hair when baldaeaa.
has takeu plr.ee, prevent it from falling off when
baldness is apprehended, remove dandruff, scurf, .. w
Ac. from the scnlp, and from' ita' apft .penetrating
qualities, give tn the Hnir.n most beautiful, lively
and brilliant appearance. -Though but recently of.
fered to tho public, it has already received the nd*-'-
qualified approbation of hundreds) and testimonials
in iu frvor, unsolicited, have been received from a
large number of ladies and gentlemen. Such men
ns Judge Parsons, John S. Du Sollo, A. W, Blacl
burne, Wm. F. Getx. and H. D. Recs.Esqs. of P
adeipbia; Rev. Mr. Maher, Dr. C.Selier, D. D. P
Esq., Dr. Roberts, Wm. Colder, and E. W. "
Esq*., of Harrisburg; Gen. J. R. Moorhead,o
burn; Col. H. B. Packer, and Rev. J. P
Williamsport, and mnny others equally
ble and well known, have tested the vi
Russian Cosmetic, and having allowed t
to be used in commending it to the pu
Indies, too. (God bless them,) have never fa
approve ofthe Cosmetic 1 afrer * trial, and when it
onoe find* iU way to a lady’s toilet>Itaoon becomes
aa indispensable as soap or water. For aale by
WILLIAM H. TURNER,bol, A K ,.
june 15 . ; . . Oppo»lt.tl» Mwket,
