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Newspaper Page Text: ' • / ' t# ‘ XLV. s&i- SAVANNAH, GA., MONDAY MORNING, MAY 31. 1847. NO. Wj&i THU SAVANNAH REl’UBLIOAN It rUBMSHKU X* «* DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY. LOCKE & DAVIS, CITY AND COUNTY PRINTERS. 510 per annum. OAltfPAPK*. •—! Itesga; irr Innoetuawlllinord.rforUigptp.rba .t* l.Jlod to, onion ocrompulad with tin moo.]r, or . ootlilhctory city nforhoee. AdrorUiomonti in.ortod it th. Ibllo-ln, nloo: Ono ii|0.ro or IS lino, or Ion, lot Inoortlon, JO.TS Foronom'oolh'or o lo'ngoVtimo/o'ilbVrVrdiocoaot will be made. Adrortliomont. publlrhcd orortotbord.y, inIII inoorlod onco or twlcoo wo.lt, troehorgodlj 1.08*1 i^rortiiomonto'lnoortedot tljouio.l rate.,.nd strict care Uken that they be publlahed according to law. . QT A1I Advertisements aent to this office without (lirectiona aa to the number ofinaortioha, will be publlahed dally, until ordered to bo diaoontiaued, and changed accordingly. Newt and N«w Advbrtibbiibura appear In both paper*. ■ • • All Letter* directed to thia office or tho£ditors, roust be poat paid, to entitle them to attention: and those eta. ZpTNA INSURANCE CO. OF umlA HARTFORD, Connecticut.—'Tim uuder- feigned, AgenU Tor the above named Company in this city, continue to inaure againat loaa or damage by fire on Buildings or Stocks of Goods. Thia la one of the oldest Insurance Companies iu the unit* 'ed Stataa, end its loaaea have always been promptly bald. •Application* for insurance willbe received by 1 oclSA COHEN, NORRIS & CO., Agents. S HAMPOOING.—J. M. HAY* WOOD informs the Gentlemen of Savannah, that he is prepared to Shampoo in a very comfort* able manner, by Shower*Bath. Theprtce for Gentlemen will be 25 cents—Chil dren cent*. ... N. B. Parent* are respectfully, informed that every oare ahall be taken with their children when aent to my Saloon to be shampooed, hair cut, or any other operations performed on them. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to be waited on at their own houses, the price will be invariably 75 cents, apr 14 S HAVING MATERIALS—Wade & Butcher's,Greaves & Son's, and Elliott’s finest quality of Cast Steel Raaors) Chapman's, Stout's, and Emeraon's Razor Straps) a great vari ety of superior Saving Brushes j Guerlaln's Morpo- Ins, Roussel’s, and Taylor’s Shaving Creams j Mili tary, Ambrosial, and Walnut Oil Shaving Soapa In squares) French, tingli«h,and American Shaving Cakes) and a great varioty of Shaving Cases, Toi let Mirrors, See., for tale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, * * may 13 Gibbona’ Buildings. W EEDS & MORRELL—Are now recoiving a lull assortment of the fol lowing article*: Solar,Side and Hall Limps) (»a: uo) !.ainp Shades, Chimney* and Wtok,&c. Also, plated Coffee and Tea Urna, Cake Baskets, Candlesticks, Spoons, Forka, Castor*. dec. Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream Puts, Slop Bowls, Spittoons, Muga, Pitch ers, Ac. Japanned Tea Traya, Waiters: Cheese, Bread. Cake, Knife and Spoon Trays) Cake, Sugar and Spice Bores, Tea Caddies, Sponge and Foot Batha, Chamber Fails, Water Palls, Slop Jura, Ac. Planished Tin Tea and Coffee Urns, Dish and Plate Covers, Steak and Chafing Dishes, Coffoe and « ea Pots, Kettles, Egg Coddlors, Water Boilers, ursery Lamps, Ac. . Also, Wooden Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Bellows, Door and Table Malta, Market Baskets, Wire Plate and Dish-Covers, Egg Whips and Ladles, Ac., with a varioty of other articles lathis lino, which will bo sold low, at net 14 NO. 102 PENFIELD'S RANGE. lvrusic FOR PIANOS—The -LYJL Aurora, Pairy Bell, Axslls,: .Sentimental, Lattice, Adelaide, La Violejte, Lea fedes, La Parritienno, Redown, Gleinnry, and other Waltzes, together with a quantity of Songs,' Marchea, -Quick Stops, Polkas, Ao. tea. L- Also, Cramer’s, Here's and Hunter's Piano-Forte Innrttetora) Callcott’s Musidil Grammar) Burrows's Piano-Forto Primmer. Just received by ~~itr 9 » ; T. T. WILMQT. . TTOL, 2, TJho Writings of Wagh* ▼ ington ) by Jared Sparks. * Paley’s NsturalTbaology, with selections from tho Illustrative Notes, and the Supplementary Dis sertations of 8ir Charles Bell and Lord Brougham. The whole nawly arranged, and edited by Elisha Bartlett, M. D. . A Familiar Exposition-of the Constitution of the United Stataa, fibntaining a brief ooaalBthtary end an appendix, Ac.: by Joseph Story, LDrv. Scripture Illustrated by Interesting Facta. Inci dents and Anecdotes j by Rev. Charles Field. -Omoo,,a narrative-of adventures in the Sooth Seas) by Herman Melville. Arthur Martin, or The Mother’s Trialsi by Chat. “ ’frq- porta of the WeaL vyiM>-Legendary Talea I Sketclias ) by the author of “Stories of I Histbry of England. - of Gen. Wiofiold Sod.. Receivecfby , JOHN M- CQOPER. may 19 WASHINGTON AND HI8 GEN VY ERALS-By J. T Headley, author or Na poleon and hit Marshals. Harpers' Illuminated Sbakspeare, in 3 volume#, splendidly bound in Turkey Morocco and gilt) alao half bound in library calf. Featus, a Poem, by Philip James Bailey, barrister at law—filth American edition. Elementa of Geometry and Conic Sectlona ) by Ellas Loomis. A.- M. Reports of Cases Argued and Determined In the irtaof Chancery ortho StatesofNew-York.be- *r«H." “* ilt.wh ■ale by W. THORNE WILLIAMS Burdett, Wild _ r . and Local Waterloo.' No. SlPletorial Illustrated Life GOODS.—75 cue* and bales qualities Kerseys . air wool Plains, and while Flannels, 19-4 Duffil Twilled Blankets, ucuraia oUon Osnaburgs, 34,7-8 and 4-4brown Sheeting A Shirt’g 5 caaea 34,7-8 and 44 bleached do do 60.eaaea fknoy and lurnlturo Prints, 10 eaaea au’td dualities and atylea KontuckyJeans 3 casoa fancy Cassimores, 23 bales300 Id. No* 6,7. 8.9, 10 and It Cotton Yan, assorted in tho hale, manufactured at Colombia, 8. C. m i) white,black Jlate and mixed Cotton Hoee n heavy wool knit Sodka, 600 doxen Plaid Handkerchiefs, assorted qualities, tOO lbs. Turkey Rod Yarn, 800 doxen white and colored Spool Cotton, 600 lbs. white, brown and blue Patent Thread} Together with many other fancy and staple ar ticle* of Dry Goods generally sold In Dry Gooda Stores, are now offered for sale at much reduced S rices, and on the usual accommodating terms, at loa.73and IM Gibbons’ Building, where purchas er* are respectfully invited to call and examine the artioles, by HIRAM ROBERTS, ■opt 22 Coui_ . ... fore the Hon. Lewis H. Sandford, Vice-Chancellor of tho First Circuit, while assistant Vice-Chancel lor, vol. td. For solo bj may 7 T MIE FARMER’S COMPANION, or Essays on tne Principles and Practice of American Husbandry, with sn Address and an Ap pendix, Ao j by the Honorable Jesse Buel. The Philosopfor of Magio, Prodigies, and a rent Miracles, from the French^bf Eusebe verte. Memoirs of the moat eminent American Me chanics) also Lives of distinguished European Me chanics, together with Anecdotes, Ae. Ac., relat ing to the Mechanic Artai by Homy Howe. The Lives of Vasco Nunes de Balboa, the dis coverer of the Pacific Ocean, Hernando Cortes, the conqueror of Mexico, and Francisco Pixarro, the conqueror of Peru. Tno Huguenot: a Tale of tho French Protea- tanls) by G. P. R. James. Esq. Daniel Dennison, and tho Cumberland States man) by the late Mrs. Holland. Lives of the Lord Chancellors. Received fob 21 JOHN M.COOP P aper and twine.—ioo reams strong single Wrapping Papsr, 190 do do Crown de, 170 do do uueri double do, for cover ing Cotton Yarn and for Grocer’s use, mq(lo to order: 70 reams largo colored Wrapping Paper, Tor Dry Goods; 40 do patent Hemp Paper, extra strong) 40 do Nows and Post Office Envelopo Paporj 40 do blue and green Druggist's Paper) 150 do light Wrapping and Shoe Paper: 40 do Tea Wrapping Paper) 150 lbs. - coarse and fine Hemp Wrapping Twine) 100 lbs coarse and fine. Cotton Wrapping Twine. Just received and for tnlo by nov 3 DENSLOW A WEBSTER. P AINTS, OIL, &c.—4(KPkegs 25 lb» oach pure No. l and S White Lead) 150 kegs and easks of pure, and No. 1 do, 50, 100,200 and COO Ihs each) 150 onnistors Chrono Groen, 5 round in Oil) 150 do Paris and Verdigris Green, o do; 100 do Chrome Yellow and Prussian llluo.do do: ISO kegs Red, Black *‘:d Brown, do doj 1,000 gallons best quality Linseed Oil) 10 bids Spirits Turpentine; 6 do Furniture, Coach and Japan Var- aiah. For sale by apr 22 DENSLOW A WEBSTER. i\TEW SPRING GOODS-Per Brig - v Philura.—Ladles' and gents’ Merino Shirts, gents’ brown cotton nnd silk Under-shirts, cents’ and boys' brown nnd mixed cotton Half Hose,Berlin Gloves. Lislo, silk and embroidered Gloves, black and whito silk Hose, white thread Half Hose, fancy Prints, Linen Shirting, brown and Grass Linen, Corduroy, Tabby Velvet, Irish Linon, Satin Joans, black Coasitnoro, Imperial Counterpanes,. blue Gsmbroons. cotton Edgings, super Bnllinntes, Brocade Hdkfa., Organdie Muslins. auper Parasols, Sue Shades and Parasolettes: at wholesale and re tail, by SNIDER, LATH HOP A NEVITT. mar 10 H ouse furnishing goods. 11-4 Barnaley Sheeting, 54 to 124 Cotton do 64 to 124 Linen Damask, Damask Table Cloths Coloured and white Cotton Doylies 44 Irish Linens, Linen and Cotton Table Covers 104 to 124 French Quilts, Musquitn Netting Coloured and white Matting, Juto Mata And a variety of other House Furnishing Goods are offered at lowest prices, by npr22 ^ BULL A ANDREWS, |TOU8IM(GBPlNG DRY Cl GOODS.—124 Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Table Diaper and Damasks, Napkins and Doilies, Huckabuok and Scotch Diamond Diaper. 3-4,7-8 and 4-4 fine low priced b onchod and unuloached Cotton Sheetings, super English Long Cloths. Bobinot Pavilion Gauze, cruss-barred Jo, figured Damask and Moreens,whito i-nd colored Marseilles Quilt* and Counterpaines, «-lorod Table Cloths, 74 Fronoh plaid Diaper, Russia Diaper and Crash. Dowlas* and Osnaburgs. apr 6* SNIPER, 1.ATHROP A NEVITT: ilAlCH DllESS GOODS.—The ■TV Subscribers have recoivod nor last trip of mtonnor Southerner: Foulard, plain and othor Spring Silks, Silk Muslins, French Printed Mus- Jins and Cambrics, Plaid Tarleton Muslins, Oiled 'Silks, Embroidered Muslin Robes, Hemstitch and Riviere Border Linen Cambric Handerohiefs, Em broidered Muslin Collars and Cuffs, and a general assortment of Parasols, Paraaolottos and Sun- -Shades. For sale at lowest prices, In quantities to suit purchasers, by JAMES ANDERSON A CO, mar 19 " No. 70 St. Julian and 103 Bryan-sta. I DOMESTIC GOODS—3 4,7-8, , 4-4,54 and 64 brown Shirtings and Sheet- '»». 34. 7-B, 44,64 .nd 12-7 Uloiohod doj Tick, ings: Marlboro Stripes; Shirting Stripes; Blue Drill- and Mixed Donims: York Stripoa and Danlm.i 6 4, 74, 8 4 Mid lfi-4 Tnblo Dim-ill r^ uc h«bu°k and Scotch Maper) Huckabuok ant Linen Towels: Damask and coloured Dnillies: A- pron Checks. Domestic Plaids) Philadelphia Stripes. C(Mt a and Mayflower Spool Thread) col’d Cotton and Linen Thread) Buttons; Pin*) Noodle*) Tapes) Ac. Ac. Just rooeived by ■Pr 3 BULL A ANDREWS. TTOSIBRY.—Ladies’ white (Jfitton Ladies’ brown, slate and mixed Hoso; whlla open worked *Ho*ej Lndios’ Linon Hose: Gent’a brown and white Linon hakir Hose:' Gent • white, brown and mixed Cotton hair Hoso Gent’s white and black Silk half Hose) Misses' and Boys' mixed and white Hoae; Children’s long armed Lisle Mitts) Children’s hair fingered Lisle Mitt*) Misses' white and biiok Nett Gloves) Ladies' white and black Nett Gloves: Ladies' oolored Lisle Gloves: white aod black H.S. Gloves. For sale by mar 27 HENRY II. PTOTESBURY. LACK, BLUE AND RED [NK gross Davlaa' A Blaok's superior Ink. *o gross Daviaa’ A Black's superior Ink. The first premium of the American Institute, has winiwudsdto their Inks at four annual Fairs hald In the city of Now-York. Alao, Maynard A Noya'a anperior Writing Ink. For aalo by * A. T. BOWNE, may 15 Gibbons' Buildings. (VTOTESON THE UPPER RIO 11 GRANDE-By Bryant P. Tildon, Jr. Ex* plorod in the months of October and November, 1846, on bnnrd tho U. S. stoamor Major Brown, by order of Major Gen’I. Patterson, U. S. A., Com manding tho Second Division, Army of Occupation, Mexico. The Wator Cure, or Hydropathy; from the British and Foreign Medical Kcvjow) by John Forbes. M. D. F. R S. The Half-Yearly Abstract of the Medical Sciences, being a practical and analytical digest of the con tents of tho principal British and Continental Modical Works, published during the preceding six months; part 3, January to June, 1846) part 4, July to -December, 1846. Hand-Book of Human Anatomy, General. Spe cial and Topographical; translated from the origi nal German of Dr. Alfred Von Behn, and adapted to the use of tho English Student; by John Birkett. Juat received by ar 6 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. P ROBABILITIES — An to Faith) by Martin Farquhar Tapper. Tho Lifo of Napnloan Bonaparto •, by William llaslitt. An Author’s Mind) “A Bookfol of Books,’’ or 'Thirty Books in One.” Edited by M. F.Tupper, Esq., M. A. Mnrgaret Perelval j by the author of “Amy Her bert.” Edited by tho Rev. William Sewell, B. D, Travels in Peru; by Dr. J. J. Von Tschudi. Received by JOHN M. COOPER, mar 6 W INTER, SPRING AND SUM- MRR CLOTHING.—The undersigned is wojr receiving his supply of SPRING and SUM MER CLOTHING, and a large assortment of FANCY ARTICLES attached'to the same, which he will offer at such prices aa he thinks will induce those in want to give him seal) and convince them selves of the fact, he being determined not to be roverned by other’s prices, but by auch a* bo can re by and let others live also. The following lx a part of his assortment: WINTER CLOTHING.—A fow Broad Cloth Cloaks, Over-Coata and Mantlea) fine French black and English Broad Cloth Frock and Dress Coats of til qualities: fine blue and Invisible green do doj fine figured and plain Beaver Frock Coats: fine French Cassimer and Broad Cloth Pants; Uroa4 Cloth, Cssaimer, Velentia, Merino and Velvet V*ta. N.B. The above being of Winter Artiefa, will bs sold at very reduced prices. , SPRING AND SUMMER.—Fresbsnd fashiona ble Drap D’Ete and Camblet Frock and Dress Coats; Tweed Cassimer Frock and Business Costa; check Linen, Gingham and figured Cotton Frock and Coatees; cream colored Grass Linen and brown do do) Drap D’Ete, French ‘Drill, Gambroon, whito ! dnen Drills, lasting Merino, Tweed Cassimers, i Jotton Jeans and Camblet Pants; Round Jackets, of all kinds and qualities: fine white and figured Marseilles, Bombasine, figured and black Satin, twilled and fancy Jean Vesta; Merino. Silk and Cot- ton-knit Under Shirts and Drawers) Linen., Muslin, ctriped and fancy colored Shirts)* great variety of Silk and Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs) Cambric, Italian and colored Cravata; figured and plain Satin Stocks and Neck Tiea, a new article; blaek and white Kid, blaek Silk, and brown Linen Gloves: a very large assortment of Suspenders) Riding and Money Bolts, Shoulder Braces, Cravat Stifle nor*, Silk, uingham and Cotton Umbrellas; Tape Mea sures, Night Caps, half Hose, Linen Collars and Bosoms, Men and Boys’ Cloth Caps, Ao. Ao. TAILORING.—Just received n small but choice asaortment of French Cloths and Cassimers, Drap D’Ete, and other piece Goods, which will be made up to order by experienced Workmen, at the short est notice, and in the lataatatyle. Cutting for Men and Boya to bo made by others, will be attended to witjrgreat care and aospatch, ot the Old Stand, No. 114 Brynn-streot, by GEO. S. NICHOLS, mar 19 F urniture, pianos, &c.~ The Subscriber is constantly making exten sive additions toliis stock of FURNITURE, PI- N otes of a traveller, on the Social and Political State of France, Prussia, Switzerland, Italy, and other parts of Europe, during the preaeut century; by Samuel Laing, Esq. « History of tho Conquest of-Peru by the Spaniards) by DonTolesforo do Truebn y Coair. Lives of Men of Lottora and Scianco, who flour ished in the time of George the HI) by Henry Lord Boughsm. * Tho Bschelpr’a Own Book, being twonty-four mssoges in the Life of Mr. Lambkin, (Gent.); by leorge Cruikahank. Just received by .» WILLI A fob 10 W. THORNE W AMS. L AW DICTIONARY. —A new Law Dietionary, containing explanations of such fochnical forms nnd phrases ns occur in tho works of legal authors, in tho Practice of tho Courts, and in the Parliamentary Proceeding of th i Houses of Lords, of Lords and Compons; to wbicl i ' added an outline of an Action at Law nnd of a |t in Equity; by Henry James Hnlthnuse, Esq. itod from the socond and enlarged odition, with numerous additions: by Honry Pennington, of the Philadelphia Bar. Juat recoivod by apr 27 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. rpHE LAW OF CONTRACTS- 1 (ni course of Lectures delivered at tho Law Institution; by John William Smith, Esq-, author of “Leading Cases,” with notes and an appendix, by Jelinger C. Symon, Esq. A Digest of tho Conveyancing, Testamantary and Uegiftry Laws or all tho States of the Union, embracing references to tho lending decisions upon these subjects in the most of the States, to gether with tho forms; by James B. Thornton. English Common Law Reports, vols. 49 and 50, also, tho index W tho first 47 vols. The Law Library for January, Fobruary and April, Just received by • mar 6 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. L ANMAN’S VOYAGE.—A Sum mer in tho Wildornoss, embracing a ennno voyogo up the Mississippi and around Lako Supe- rior: by Charles Lanmnn. History of the Roman Republic; by J. Michelet, author of tho History of Franco) translated by Willinm Haxlitt, Esq. Just received by may 12 W. THORNE WILLIAMS, TT'ORTESCUE—A Novel-, by Jnl -L Sheridan Knowles, Esq., part 2d. Cinq-Mars; nr a Conspiracy under Louis XIII., nn historical romance) by (fount Alfred de Vigny, Translated by William Haxlitt. Questions in Geography, adapted for the use of Morse’s, Worcester’s, Mitchell’s, Field’s, Malti- Brun’s, Smith’s, Olnoy’a,yGoodrich’s, and other Mops; by Richard Green Parker, A. M. Tho Truo Believor, Ills character nnd privilege elucidated in a series of discourses; by Rev. Ai Mahan. Received b^r mar 6 THORNE WILLIAMS. J AW BOOKS.—Dunlap’s Paley ■—J on the Law of Principal and Agent. Third American edition, with extensive additions, just published Edwards on Receivers in Chancery, with Prece dents Whoolor’s Reports of Criminal Law Casns, do- ciilod at tho City Hall, Now-Vork, 3 vols. City Hall Recorder, by Dan’l Rogers, 6 vols. in Allen on the Duties jnd Liabilities of Sheriffs Blydonburgh on Usury, with the Statutes df the several States relating to Interest Tllingh nst’s Ballnntyno on tho Statuto of Limi tations, &c.) Adams on Ejectment •Edward’s New- t York Chancery'Reports. 3 vols. Smith's Selection of Leading Cases in all branch es of the Law, with references to American Caaos, 2d odition,2 vn|s. Koscoe’s Criminal Evidfincos) Roscoe’s Civil do East’s Reports, 16 vols. In 8. mar 16 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. r^EOGRAPHY—My Little Geog- VY rsphy {’edited by Mr*. L. C. Tutliill. Modern Chivalry, or The Adventure* of Capt. Farrago and Teague O’Regan; by H. H. Bracken- ridge, second edition ainco tho author’* death, with luairauonafrom original design*, by Rlaokwood’a Magasino for April. 1 ho Law Ropnrtor for May. Just recoivod by may 13 W.THORNE WILLIAMS, ROCHET SAMPLER—By is Lambert, lust received by R. H- HOWELL, 157 (?ongresa-*t. SUMMER FASHIONS FOR 1847. IVES, HORSEY 8c CO. are now receiving their Fashionable HATS and CAPS, for the Summer trade, embracing every variaty, style and quality. Country Merchants, Planters and .the public gene rally, are respectfolly invitod to call and examine their Stock before purchasing, as their facilities will enable them at all times to offer aa great in ducements aa any other establishment can, North or South. may 5 found alwaj/t at home, amply provided wj ANOS.dtc.dtc., and respectfully invites all those ^ Tei in want of any article in his line, to call and ex amine hia asaortment before “going further and faring worse.” Tossy the least, he has as large, as woll aa one of tho most rich nnd splendid assort ments of CABINET FURNITURE that can be found this side of New-York) and As to prices, he cannot be undersold, as he ha* advantages equal to any in making hia purchases. He would particularly invito dealers and others from the Country, to give him a call, assuring them that over/ article aolJ by him may be depended on as being what it is represented. Those making largo purchases, will have liberal deduction made from their bills. His(Pianoa are from the factories of Chickerlng and -Nunns dt Fisher, and are unsurpassed both for ele gance of workmanship as well as for purity of one,to any made in thia country. They are ofiered at the same prices charged by the manufacturers, so that there is an actual saving of costa by pur chasing hore. Amonu other things in his assortment may be found—Anti Dyspeptic Chairs, large Serpentine Sofas, do. Divans,do. Ottomans, Plain sad Spring- seat Sofas,Ho. do. Divans, Ottomans and Couches, Mahogany Rocking Chairs, with red nnd groon •lush seating, Mohair do, Mahogany setting frill, hree-quarters.and half French Chairs) Curled Ma ple, Black Walnut and Rosewood Chairs, Cane and Wood seat Settees, Side Boards with Mahogany and Marblo Tops, Dressing Bureaus with Marble Tops, do Mahogany Tops, Sido Case Bureaus, Writing Table and Book Cases. Cottago Bureaus on castors, Scroll and Plain Chamber Bureaus, Wardrobes, Lmfics’ Work Tables, Centre and Pier Tables with Marblo Tops, Marble Top Wash Stands, Painted do. Dressing Tables, Toa Tables, Grecinn Clawfoot Dining Tablns, Extension Tables, CardJTables with HarpeandOge Pillars, Mah< tads, do French Patterns, Curled Maplo steads, Plain do do.—also. Curled Maple, Black Walnut and Rosewood Chairs with Cane bottoms. Windsor Chairs, Chil drens’ High do, Counting Room Deflls, Rovolv’nj Chairs for Counting Rooms, Counter Stools, Foo ids, “ “ ng , . . x>; Stools, Hat Stands, Bellows and Brush, Bird Cages, Knife Trays, Safes, Mahogany and Cherry (.'ribs, Hair Mattrassos, Moss do, Feather Beds. Bolstors and Pillows, Green, Red, Black, Blue and White (ford, with Tassels to match, Hair Cloth for Sofas and Mahogany Chairs, Willow Wagons, do (.’radios. also, A great variety of Mantel andl’ierGlnsses, Toilet and Dressing Glasses of *11 of the different kinds now used. l7\V. MORRELL. SAVANNAH WHOLESALE & RETAIL SADDLERY WARE-HOUSE, Young’s! Building, (opposite Hamilton 8t Symons’ Clothing Store,) Sign of the Golden W. H. MAY <fc CO*. Manufacturers of BRIDLES, SADDLES and HAR NESSES, have on hand a good assortment of Sad dle*, Bridles and Harnesses, of which the following comprise a part: Spanish Quilted, Overlaid and Shafton Saddles) Planter’s large and extra lar e Saddles) Mens’ plain doj English do) Boys’ and Race do) Ladiea’ Saddles of a variety of patterns; Bridles and Martingales; Saddlebags, Trunks, dec. HARNESSES.—Coach, Barouche. Buggy and Sulky Harnossca of all kinds.by the single set. SADDLER’S MATERIALS.--Saddle Trees, Skirting and Hog Skin*) Pad do; Straining and Worsted Web) Thread and 'Packs, assorted sixes. CARRIAGE TRIMM1NGS.—Barouche, Buggy and Sulky Springs and Axles: Dash Frames; Hobbs and Bows, by the single set) Plated and Brssa Stump Joints; plain do; patent Dsah Leather) Top and Cur tain do; broad and narrow Laces, variety of pattorns; Silk and Worsted Fringes; black and purple Coach Roans) Buggy Lamps; plated and Brass Carriage Bands; Brass nnd plated Knobs, Arc. in* All of the abovo articles will bo sold low for cash or npproved credit. Persons wishing to pur chase nny of the above articles, would do well to call and examine our goods, before purchasing else where. fsm i-tuwth o jan 28 GOOD GOODS, AND LOW PRICESl GENTEEL CLOTHING READY MADE, CHEAP! CHEAP!! (.'HEAP!! P RICE & VEADER tnke pleas ure in informing tho public that they may bo ' 'nd alwaut at home, amply prdvided with any nnd ry article pertaining to gentlemen’s Dress) and do hereby confidently assure all thoso who may favor them with patronage, that their end and aim la to serve all faithfully. Ono of the Firm boing constantly in tho New- York market attending to the aeloction and manu facturing of our Goods, enables us unretervedly to declare thst wo do and will soil Goods as cheap or cheaper than the like quality can bo purchased in this city. Lot all thoso. who may be sceptical but call and see. We have a larger nnd better assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, than can be found in thia city, which wo will make to measure at lest than,Northern rates. And being as sisted in our Cutting Department with the skill and ability of Mr. RIPLEY, all thoso entrusting us with orders may. rely on their being fashionably and falthfolly executed, and no mistake, at 147 BAY-STREET, nov 21 Next door to the Republican office, mi JAMES BETTS’ UTER INE SUPPORTERS.—Dr. A. T. Bourne, *aA, (Ga.)—I would beg to state, that you are hereby appointed my aole Agent for Sa- vannah, and that any other pejaon soiling Sup porters as mine are imposing on the public, by vending worthless and injurious counterfeits of my Supporters. * Saltan Betts, Caution—Each Supporter will have written on it the name of “Sarah Botta.” Tho Subscriber would respectfolly inform the tiysiciana and Ladies of Savannah, that Mra Sarah ettahaa appointed him her sola Agent in thia city, for the silo of her Supporters, and that any others vended elsewhere in the city as her’s are counter foil*. These Supporters are now very generally adopt ed and recommended by Physicians, fs the moat suOeessfal medium or roller for that distressing maladyfor which they were invented, of any offer ed to the public. Mra. Botta has the testimony of Professors O. Jackson, T. D. Mutler, Joseph Pancoast, J. K. Mitchell, N. (-h»pinan,and Wiltbank, Philadelphia, and many others of the moat eminent Physicians in various parts of the United States, in their favor. Shi haa recently introduced an entire new Sup porter lor summer use) it is made of open net work, ;ry light and cool, weight only from 2 to 3 ozs. id at tho same time possesses all the important requisites. For further particulars, see her pamphlets, to he procured gratis at my Uoro. A. T. BOWN ^Druggist, may 8 Gibbon? Buildings. *tY7HITE LEAD.—10,000 pounds ▼ V 'Atlantic White Lead, warranted pure) 5,000 Tv -Atlantic White Lead, warranted pure) 5,000 English do. do.: 5,000 No. 1 Union do. do. For •ale low by JNO. O. FALLIGANT. The following warranty accompanies each pack- ge of rhe Atiantio White Lead:— “Th* Atlantic Whit* Lead oxpant here by inform the Painters and other purchasers of White Lead, that, in accordance with a resolution pasted by their Board of Trustee*, they monnfac- ture bet one quality of White Lead, vis: a strictly pore artiole^nd have resolved to confine themselves to the manufacturing of Pure Lead only, and that of a very superior ouality— making none of the low er qualities or adufteratod Lead, auch as are usually branded ‘Extra,’'No. 1/ ‘No. 2,’ Ate. Acc. “No adulterating material la admitted within their works, and purchaser* may always deptfnd upon bo- Ing supplied with a uniform article.” aug 15 E ffectual preparation FOR EXTERMINATING RATS, MICE, Ai«.—'Thia IVeparoliun uiwmimm lint «inHuiur tm»t»- **ty; that, without being actual poison, ft will not ily kill the Rata. Mice, Axe., but will, in conse quence of the smoke it produces, positively compel tnoso that do not partake of it,precipitately to leavo the house. The above for sale by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, may 12 Market-square. F ever and ague.—chid f«- ver, Dumb Ague intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and all the variflpforms of Bilious Diseases speedily and thoroughly cured by Dr. Osgood’s India Lholagogue. This invaluable medicine was prepared from an extensive practice of several years in a bilioua cli mate, and is never known to fail ofeuring Fever and Ague, or any of the diseases above named. Those who are suffering from affections ol this kind, as also those whoriiave become invalids from their effects upon the constitution, will find the India Cholsgogue a most invaluablo remedy for puriiyingtho blood, nnd thoroughly cleansing from the system the morbideffect*pf a bijious complaint. The wonderful opetation or the Cholagogue in eradicating bile from the human system, can only explain its extraordinary agency in the speedy, thorough and permanent cure of fever and ague, and tho various grades of intermittent and remittent fevers. It is equally effectual for the cure of Liver Com- ilaint, Jaqndice, Enlargement of the lAvaf: alao Enlargement ol tho Spleen, called Ague Cake, nnd the various forms of bilious Indigestion — These, with the other varied affections of such cli mates, arising from a common miosmal cause, are only modifications of the same disease, and equally controlled by the same reined' Tho operation of tho Chniagoguo, aa its name imports, is upon tho liver—promoting tho discharge ofbilo. The thousands who have used it need no further evidence of its value than its happy rest rallve effects. For sale by may 10 THOMAS M. TURNER Ac CO. P AINTS, OIL AND TURPEN TINE.—300 kegs White Lead, pure, extra aod No. 1) Spanish Brown and Black, in Oil) 50 boxes Chrome Yellow »nd Green, dry; 25 lbs. do in cans: 20 lb«. Prussia Blno and Verdigris in can*) 500 gallons Linseed Oil. and 5 barrels Spirits Tur- inline. Just recaivod and for aalo by G. K. HENDRICKSON, apr 14 Gibbons’ Buildings. C ARRIAGE MOUNTING.— 30 sett* pitted Concave Carriage Bands, Si to 4i inches { 60 setts Brass Concentric Carriage Bands, 3^ to 41 inches: 10 sotts Brass O. G. Car riage Bands, 3A to 44 inches*, 10 pairs Brass and Silver plated Globe Lamps: 3 dozen Whip Sockets; 3 doxen Curtain Frames, Brats and SI ver plate; 15 pairs Brats Coach Handli*a:5 paira ptatad Conch Handles; IS sotta Daah Frames} 24 setts Dash Frames, Brats and Silver plate; 35 setts Buggy Axles, assorted, 14 to2inchesj25setts Buggy Axles, with Brssa Nutts, II to l£ inch; 60 pair Eliptic Springs,1A to 2£ inches, from three to Are leaf; It sella Gig Bows: 200 yards Coach Lace, 2£ inches) ’arrisCoach Lace.* '-- L - —*- — •- 200 yards Coach Lac'e. 3 inches; 400yards'Scaming’ Lace; 400 yards Binding Lsce; 300’ yards Fringe; 12 gross Tuffs; 25,000 Lace Tacks; 24 pairs Tassels, assorted colors, 2,000 Carriage Bolts, assorted,24 For aaleby N. B. At H. WEED. to 6 indict, may II S TORY ON HALES.—A Treatise on the Law of Sales of Personal Property, with illustrations from the Foreign Law; by Wil liam VV. Story. A Treatise on Wills; by Thomas Jsrman, Esq., first American edition, with notes and references to American Deciaioaa: by J.C. Perkins, Ksq. Modern Probate w Wills, containing an Analysis of the Modern Law of Probite in England and America, with numerous reforencM to the English and American Cases, and copious extracts from the leading caaea. A Treatise on the Rights and Duties of Merchant Seamen, according to tho General Maritime Law, and the Statutes of the United States) by George Ticknnr Curtis, or tho Boston Bar. A Treatise of the Law of Contracts not under Seal) by William W. Story. Commentaries on Equity Jurisprudence, as ad ministered in England and America; by Joseph Story. L. L. D. A Treatise of the Law relative to Merchant Ships and Seamen, in five parts; by Charlea Lord Ten- terden; seventh English edition, by William Sheo, with the notes of Mr. Justice Story and J. C. Per kins, Esq. For sale by may 12 no ■ qlfr W. THORNE WILLIAMS. I ^RESH SEEDS The Subscri bers liavo received a choice selection of GARDEN SEE >S, which have been raised with great care by a Seedsman of high reputation, and are warrauted as good as any to be found in thia country REWARD—To tho por- son who will prove that JULES JAUEL’S VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE is not the best, the very best yet known in this country or in Europe. This valuabto discovery will onnble 0 person to dye instantaneously the Hair or Whiskers, in a few ini iutes. without the least inconvenience. This preparation is warranted not to wash out, nor to injure tho health of the Hair, and to retain all its softness and brilliancy. Bo certain to ask for"JULES HAUEL’S LIQUID HAIR DYE,” as all others are spurious. If you wish for Black, ask for Box marked N; if for Brown, ask for Box marked B. Premiums kavo been awarded to the Subscriber at tho Franklin Institute Exhibition. For aalo, Wholesale and Retail, by tho proprietor, JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist, No. 120 Chesnut- street,4th door below Fourth, South side, Phila delphia, and by J. M. TURNER Ac BROTHER, Monument-square. And THOS. RYERSON. A8PAR AG US-Giant, nnd Roots. BEANS-fKidnoy,Dwf. Bush or Snap.) —Early Mohawk, Early yellow, six. weeks, Early China Dwarf or large Kidney, Refugee or lOOOtol.Half Moon (Polo or running,) Large white Lima, Whito Dutch runners, Scarlet runner, Red Cranberry. B E ET— Early blood Turnip, Long blood,white French Sugar. BROCOLI-Early whte, Lnrge purple Cape. CABBAGE— Early Tflrk, Large York, Green olobo Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf, Early Drumhead, Lato Drumhead, Large late Battersea, Late flat Dutch, Early flat Dutch, Green GUted CAULIFLOWER- Earley and late. CELERY-White solid CRESS —Curled tfr mar 25 th ly C ROCKERY AND IIOUSE- FURNISHING STORE.—The Subscribers are now receiving a full assortment of CROCKER Y AND HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES, to which they invite the attention of purchasers. Their Gooda are made of the best materials and in the most substantial msnnor, and willbe sold at very low prices. Tho following are among tho articles to bo found at their Establishment: CROCKERY GLASS AND STONE-WARB. Consisting of \V. G. Dinner and Tea Setts, W. G. and blue Toilet Setta, China Tea Setta, latest latterni) China Muga. fancy China Vasea, Mantel Ornaments, Children's Tea Sotta, Glass Lamps. Tumblers, Wlno Glasses, Butter Dishes, Solar and Astral Chimneys, Decanters, Bird Glaasea, Stone Jugs, Jars, Butter Pota, &c. LAMPS, T1N-WARE, Ate. Solar and Lard Lamps, Solar Lamp Heads. Side and Hall Lamps, Latterns, Brittnnnia and Tin Lamps, Britannia, Brass and Tin Cahdlesticks.Tea Trays, Bread and Knife Traya, Slop and Water Pails, Toilett Pails, Wine-Coolers,(Spittoons, Font Baths, Cake and Spice Boxes, Plate Covers, Coffeo Urns, Potty Pans, Jelly Moulds, Peppor Boxes. Nut meg Graters, Muffin Kings, Cullenders, Plate Heat ers, Gravy Strainers, Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, Coffee Mills, togother with a general as aortment of bright Tin-Ware. DOMESTICTiARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Iron Pota nnd Kettles, Bako Pans, Potato Strain ers, Spiders, Shovels and Tonga, Sauce and Stew Pans, enamelled Stew Kettles and Sauce Pans, Fry Pans, Furnaces, Wafer and Waffle Ir6ns,Coal Hods Coffee Routers, Egg Whips. Egg Codlers, Chafing Dishes,Tea and Dinner Bolls. Toast Forks, Sad Irons, Paste Jaggera, Wire Dish Covers, Gridirons. Basting Spoons, Rat and Mouse Traps, Brass and Steel Snuffers, Ivory Table Cutlery; together with a fine usortment orSciuor* and Pocket Cutlery. WOODEN AND W1LLOW-WARE. Brooms, Bhckota, Tubs, Sieves, Clothes Horses, Wash Boards, Nest* Boxes, Wooden Spoons, Co coa Dippers, Lemon Squeezers, fancy and com mon Bellows, Knife Roxes, painted Keolcrs, Win dow Blinds, Buttnr Prints, Faucets, Bird Cages, Clothes Hampers, Travolling^Baskota, Willow Cradles nnd Chairs, Wagons and Mnrkot Baskets, Key and fancy Baskota)also Door Mata and Brushes of every description. FANCY AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, Children’s Knives and Forka, Cigar Traya, fancy Boxes, different patterns. Dressing and Sido Combs, Tooth Urushos, 1. R. Lifo Preservers nnd Pillows, Dressing Cases, Mustard Spoons, Razor Strops, T O THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COMPLEXION—Surprising Efficacy! MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYMPH SOAP, composed of nn Eastern Botanical discov ery of surprising efficacy for rendering the skin soft and kair, aa welt as imparting a delicate hoseate hue t6 the complexion. A* a creator and conservator of that most distin guishing charm of fomale lovolinoss. n transparent fair skin, JULES HAUEL’S NYMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, may bo said to exert an almost magical power. Composed for the most part of Oriental Balsamic plants, to tho uttor exclu sion of all mineral admixture, it is distinguished medicinally for its oxtromoly bland, purifying and soothing action on tho skin; and. by acting on the pores and minute secretory vessels, expels *11 im- mritlcs from the aurface, allays every tendency to nflainmation, and, by this method alone, effectually d,ssipatcs oil redness, tan, pimples, freckles, sun burn, and other unsightly cutanoous visitations, so inimical to female loveliness. Its use will change the roost bilious complexion, into one of radiant whiteness) while on the neck, hands and arms it bestow* a delicacy nnd fairness which its continued uso will hanpily protoct, and ovory ap pearance ofynuthfol charm, to tho most advanced periods of life. For sate, Wholesale and Retail, by JULES HAUEL, Practical Chemist and Perfumer, No. 120 Clicanut-streot, 4th door below Fourth, South side, F„ll.d.lphl.,.„db^ iiNER&BR0THKRi Monument-square. And THOS. RYKRSON. A Premium awarded at tho Franklin Institute, mar 25 th ly Dressing Cases, Mustard Spoons, Razor Strops, Spool Stands^lews-harpa, Marbles, Pocket Mirrors, Paper Lnmp Shades, Lamp Wick, all sixes, die. Families about commencing Hburo-keeping, Plnntorsnnd other*, are invited to call. , COLLINS 8c BULKLEY, nov 5 ' 108 Bryan-atrent. P RESERVE YOUR TEETH The Compound Chloride Tooth Wash, is superseded by none othatin the market for purify ing the Breath, whitening the Teeth, and restoring diseased and spongy Gums, the primary cause o Tooth Ache, and many neuralgic pains of the jaws and face. Foraalifhy A. T. -BOWNE, Druggist, mar 10 Gibbons’ Buildings. R OUSSEL’S LIQUID HAIR DVE—For changing, instantaneously,, grey or red hair, eyebrows and whiskers, to a beautiful jet-black or brown colour, withoutinjury to tho skin. Although there arc ot present existing n largo number or Hair Dyes, competing for public patron age by loud and exaggerated recitals of their pecu liar and respective excellences; yet it is a fact well known to many who are under the necoiaity of re curring to their aid, that thoy are all uncertain and irregular in their results. The frequent inquirier which have been made of the aubacriber lor a Dye which ho could recommend and warrant for cer tainty of effect and harmlctsneis, have induced him to bestow much timo and application to tho pr due- tion of ono which should possess these qualities, and bo froo from tho objections which ho haa so frequently heard reiterated against them. Aperies of experiments haa enabled him to overcome all difficulties) and it is a sourco of gratification to him to find Ins labours crowned with full and complnto bueccsa, and to have it in hi* power to offer to tho f iublio with perfect confidence, ta Hair Dyo based n it* composition on chemical principles, possess ing tho advantages orhoing easy of application, en tirely harmless to tho hair nnd skin, certain nnd im mediate in its operation, and permanent in its ef fects. i’ersons who hove hithorlo rejected the uso of all hair dyes, from an npprehension of their pos- ■easing qualities deleterious to tho health of the hair and skin, may avail themselvos of this prepara tion with a perfect‘confidence in tho innoxious qualities nfail the ingredients used in its compn. ■ition. ° r »rf|olJfAS M. TURNER Sc CO., may 26 161 Bay-street. MUSTARD —Brown or Black, White English. MARJORAM—Sweet. ONION-YellowDetch, Large red, Silver skin, Onion setts. * OKRA. PARSLEY—Curled. PARSNIP— Large Dutch, Uurnsey. PEPPER—Rell, Cay- ono. PUMPKIN—Connec ticut. Mammoth. PEAS —Early Wash- •gton,2A foot, early War- ick,2 reel, early double blossom frame, 3 feet, early Charlton, Golden Hotspur, 3iJ feet, Dwarf Marrowfat, 3A feet, Biah- (’sd:vnrf prolific, 1 foot, atchless Marrowfat or Tall, 6 feet. RADISH—White Fall, hardy Long Scarlet,Long Salmon. Scarlet Turnjp, YollowTurnip,(fino Sum mer and Autumn variety,) aniah * Scotch, Purple. LEAK—Large Scotch, London. L BT'mPC E—Drum head,whiteCabbage,Curl ed Sileiia, Large green- head, I inporial cabbage. MELON—Green Cit ron, Nutmeg, Cantelopo, IK. FLOW El Large Musk. Inpkgs, 1 do • 25 do Peppergrass. Broad leaf, black Fall or Spanish. CUCUMBER—Early RHUBARB ROOTS. Frame,Early cluster, Ear ly short greon, Baily long groen. CARROT—Early horn, Long Orange. CORN—Sweet or Su gar, Early Canada, Tus- Oarora. mm Uiuun noun, u iiihi EGG PLANT-I’urplo. crook neck. Cocnanutor KALE— Green curled Porter’s Valparaiso, Veg- SALSIFY. SAUE. SPIN AGE. —Prickly nr Fall, Round Leaf Summer. SQUASH.— Summer bu*h,EarlyS VVii EKG- ikentle. HE AMERICAN IN LAND—By Alexander Slidell Macki The Rose of Persia, or Giafar al Uarmeki: a Tale oftheEaat) by Samuel Spring. The Writings of George Washington: being his Correspondence, Addresses, Messages and other Papers, Official and Private, selected and published from the original Manuscripts, with a Lire of the Author; notea nnd Illustrations by Jared Sparks— vol. 1st containing Washington’s Lifo. The History of the World, from the earliest pe riod to tha year of our Lord 1783, with particular ref- reence to the affairs of Europe and her Colonies) translated from the German of Baron Johq Von Muller-r4 vols. 12 mo., with notes by Alexander H. Everett Lives of Eminent Individuals Celebrated in A- merican History, containing the i.ives of Stark, Bralnerd, Fulton, John Smith, Ethan Alien, Sebas tian Cabot, Henry Hudson, Joseph Warren, Israel Putnam, David Rittenhnuio, William Pincknoy, Sir Henry Vane, Anthony Wayne, William Ellery, and Richard Montgomery. Alice Gordon, nr The Uses of Orphanage ; by Joseph Aide*, D. D. Pictorial Historv of England, No. 21. Tho Eclectic Msgnxlne, for April. The Child’s Friend : being selections from the various works of Arnaud Berquin, adapted to the use of American Readers, with a sketch of his Life and Writing*. Just received by . apr 30 W. prising in part the following, vix: , . • Amputating,TrepanninganuObatetricci Instruments Calarnr-I nn>l Kinhl.tnn. n.ul Ili...,.In Cataract and Strabismus and Dissecting do Copping Casas, with Horn and Searificatore, plain and revkraa Tooth Keys, Foreepa, all atylei Dental Instruments iheasfea Pocket Setts Surgical Instruments . , .. •• , Thumb nnd Gum Lancets, Ivory and Shell Handles Spring Lancets, Silver and Brats Stomach Tube*, Catheters, Silver and Gum F.las- Uo Bougeea, Metal nnd Q. K., all of which aro offered low. THOS. M. TURNER & CO., way 20 181 Bay-atra’et. N il MORE WHITE, GREY Oft RED HAIR—A remedy which cnhancn# considerably tho beauty, and altera tho nppearanc* ol the countenance from that which is much dis liked. It la pleasing to have efficient move these defects. To effect thia c‘ so much wished for. la the grand and JULES HAUEL’S VEGETABLE l DYE. which Uie proprietor can wlt_ la far beyond Jinv thing ol the kind.ever ; in thia or any other country. Itap powerful, though very innocent, result is n wonder, aa it enables persons to atantaneously their hair, without the least ir nience. For changing red or grey hair, ‘ eyebrows, «tc., to a brown,black or ches The slightest evil consequences need not be fi from ita uae—it la altogether harmless. This Com* position is the only one sanctioned by the science of Chemistry to dye, in zn Indelible manner, thi^, various gradations ofcolore, without danger or in convenience, and has juslifiad the liberal patronage and unlimited confidence of the public. If black I* required, ask for box marked N.) if brown, box marked B. For sale, Wholesale and Retail, b HAUEL, Perfomer and Chemist, No 15 street. 4th door below Fourth, South T delphta, and by J. M. TURNER 8c BROTHER, Monument-square. And THOS. RYERSON. ET Beware of Counterfeits—\sk for “JULES HAUEL’S VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYF.,» if you want the genuine article. A Premium awarded at the Franklin InaUtute. mar 29 th ly P reparations for the HAIR.-Beal’s Hair Reatn’rative. Jayne’s Hair Tonic, Prentiss’ Kepbatia, Quirk’s Cawada Oil, Guerlaln’s Eau Lustrsle, Rowland’s Maccasaar Oil. Genuine Bear’s Oil, Garland’* Fluid de Geor- S e, Dissey and Fiver's Ox-Marrow, AnUque Oil, sndoline, Cjdonine, Oil Philocome, Pomatum in “*"■* “tick Pomatum, 6rc.) for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, Gibbon’s Buildings. jar*, Black Sti may 20 T IQUID HAIR DYE.—Rouuell’s A-d Liquid Hair Dye, lor changing instantaneous ly Grey or Red Hair, Eye brows and Whiskers to a bcautifol Black or Brown color, without injury to the skin. Thia preparation stands unrivalled for ita superiority over every other Hair Dye. For aaleby A. T. BOWNE. may 21 A CHANCE —NOW’S YOUR TIME.—1 have in my Store e largo quantity of remedies for Fever and Ague, auch aa Rowand s Tonio Mixture, do. Pills, and other remedies daily advertised) these articles are generally sold at One Dollar per bottle, I offer the genuine ntt the reduced pries of Fifty Cents per bottle. The rea son for selling la, I do not want any of them in my •tore. W. HUMPHREYS, J*. may 19 D r. gourand’s medicated SO \P.—Tho following, from amoog a host of similar testimonials of the extraordinary virtues of Goorand’a Italian Medicated Bcap, are selected for their brevity 1 Dr. Gouraud.—Sir: For a series of years my face and forehead have been covered with unsightly blotches and pnatules—and to aggravate the matter, my nose gradually assumed the redness of a jrfony. In short, I became an object of disgust to myaelr. Ad ridicule to others—inasmuch aa my affliction was attributed to an undno use of stimulants. I hnvo proved the contrary, by using your invaluable Medicated Soap—through the influence ot which. 1 am eptiraly freed from the aforesard nuisances, and my akin ba* become as while and clear aa ft was in the days of my boyhood. I conceive this pdblid testimony to bo eminently yo&r dQ6, and yon ari t uito welcome to make what use of i( you (least, espcctfully yours, Jito. Jcrmiis, Printer,'. True Sun Buildings. For sale by A. T. BOWNE, Druggist, apr 28 ‘.THORNE WILLIAMS. mor crook neck, etable Marrow. TURNIP.— Early white Dutch, (Flat or Spring.) Early red top, KarlyuardenStone,Large English Norfolk,Hanover nr long Tankard, Purplo top Rutabaga. TOM ATO.-Lnrge red. AITILEY &. PUTNAM’S LIBRA- v T R Y OF CHOICE READING—Handsome ly bound in red cloth. The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte; by William Haxlitt, in 3 volumes. Tho Sparinrds and their Country; by Richard Ford, author of the Hand-Rook of Spain, Tho Lives of Dr. John Doune. Sir Henry Wot- ton, Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. George Herbert,nnd Dr Robert Sanderson; by Izaak Walton, with ime account or the author and hia writioga) by homaa Zauch, D. D., F. L. S, Solitary Honrs; by Mrs.Caroline Southey. Proverbial Philosophy: a Book of Thought* nnd Arguments, originnlly treated; by Martin Farqu har Tupper, Esq., M. A. On Heroes, Hero-Worship nnd the Heroic in History : six Lectures, reported with emendations ■nd additions) by 'Thomas Carlyle. Sartor Roaartus: 'Tho Lifo and .Opinions of Herr Teufolsdrockh, in threo books; by Thos. Carlyle. The French Revolution: a History; by 'Thomas Carlyle. For sale by W. THORNE WILLIAMS, may 13 THYME. SEEDS. 12 kinds in each. In pkgs. 50 kinds in etch. 25 do do 100 do FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, 8cc. Buck wont, Broom Corn, Blue Grass, Canary Soed, Hemp Seed, Millet, Red Clover, Rye and Oats. Flower Seeds, Roots, Fruit and Ornamental Trees furnished to order from one of tha best and most extensive Nursery* and Flower Gardens in this country. An assortment of Books on Agriculture, Garden ing, Raising of Stock, Poultry, dtc., to which will be added the moat popular works issued on the above subjects. fob 10 DENSLOW Sc WEBSTER. U TLEY’S PATENT STRAW CUTTER.—The undersigned offers tho Right for Mnking and Selling tho abovo Machine in tho Counties of Chatham, Camden, Glynn, Ef fingham, Liberty, Emanunl, Laurens, Lowndos, McIntosh, Montgomery, Telfair, Wayne, Ware, Biyan, Bulloch and Appling. The following certificate from gentlemen who enjoy high reputations for their agricultural man agement, and especially for thoir success in feed ing cattle, speaks of it as an efficient improvement: Augusta, April, 1846. We, tho undersigned, luve examined and test ed Utley’s Patent Straw Cuttor, *nd pronounce it (from tho simplicity of ita construction and tho case nnd facility with which it works) to be supe rior end better adapted to the purposes of the farmer than any other machine which haa enrao under our observation, and do'hereby recommend ita uaeto our friends and the public. I. A. IIlBI.KR, E. L. Ali.mord, H. Bowdke, Gkorok L. Twiggs. The Machines can bo examined, and oersons wishing to purctuso right* to make and sell in any of tho abovo named counties, will please call on the undersigned. T. J. WALSH, nov 23 D U. JACItSON'S PILE Atiti TETTER EMBROCATION.—'Thia roedl'- cine has already proved itaalf to be all that it baa, • been recommended, by those who have given ite' fair trial in this country, and the demand for it in creases daily. We have lust heard of an important cure of Piles, which has been affected by the u#*. or it in a neighbouring town. The case was that or a female who had for a long timo been ttiuter the. •care of a physician, but had received no relief, amt her case was considered hopeless.. As a last renor: ahe purchased a bottle or Dr. Jackson’* Embroca tion, which rapidly restored her to health. We have no hesitation (n saying that thia preparation of Dr. Jackson, for the cure of Piles and the various diseases of the skin, is the most valuable medicine ever offered to the American public. 'There is no quackery aboat ft. Dr. Jackson is one of the moat skilful practising phyaicjML and whenever his va- rinus preparations have Sen thoroughly tested, he is looked upon ■■ a great public benefactor.—Ga- S IMPSON’S JOURNEY.—An Overland Journey Round the World, during the years 1841 and 18)2) by Sir Gearge Simpson, Govornor-in-Chiefofthe Hudson’s Bay Company’s Territories. A Dictionary of Poetical Quotations, consisting of elegnnt extracts on every subject, compiled from various authors and arranged under appropriate heads; by John T. Watson, M.D. Small Book* on Great Subjects, in 3 vols. History of the Roformntinn in Germanv) by Leopold Kanko, author of“Hiatory of the Popes,” part 3; translated by Sarah Austin. The Medical Students Vade Mecum, or Manual of Examinations upon Anatomy, Physiology, Chem istry, Materia Mcdica, Surgery, Ate. Ac; second odition, ureatly enlarged) by George Menden hall, M. D. Supplement to the Hand-Book of Necdlow*rk; from Airs. Gaugain and Mrs Gure. Small Books on Great Subjects, No. 12; the General Principles of Grammar. Just received by may 13 W.THORNE WILLIAMS, S TEEL PENS.—160 ^ross S^cel Pens in boxes nnd on cards, consisting of tail- lotts Victoria, Queen’s Own, Fountain. Poruvian Eagle, Magnum Uonum, nnd Croton Pens; boxes containing one, three and twelve dozen each, at all S rices ; also Herzog’s celebrated Engle Pen, and osewood Pen-holders; for sale at wholesale 01 retail, by G II. HENDRICKSON, mar 14 * Gibbons’ Buildings. L umber,shingles, staves AND WOOD. —The undersigned having leased for a term of years Lamar’s, Eastern Wharf, lately occupiod by P. K. Sheils, is now reoeifing and will continue rn receive, and keep on hand, a carefully soleclod supply of SAWED LUMBER, TIMBER. SHINGLES, STAVES and WOOD, all ol whimnio proposes to soil on tho most ac- commodatihg term*. He is alao ready to mako contracts for the Shipment of Lumber or Timber, either coastwiao or to foreign porta, and will glvo nllon to all orders forwarded from abroad. all. Ofllcoon liny-street. W RITING INKS.—250 dozemot various maker*, Blue, Black, Red and Copying. Juat received a new nrticlo, hamtaomoly put up in battles of improved stylo and shape, manufac tured by A. W. Harrison, who claims for it superi ority to all others. Merchants and Institution* disposed to give this Ink a trial will be presented with a small bnttlo froo of charge, and those pur chasing nro at liberty lo return should it not glvo satisfaction. For sale by JOHN M. COOPER. N. B. Country Merchant* aupplied at much re duced prices^ apr 26 P ERFUMERY.—TI10 Subscriber has just received per brig Augusta, a fine assortment of Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, C< Brushes, Fancy Articles &o., all of which 1 tho host quality, and will he sold Jta small advance above New-York price*. ^ A. T. BOWNE, Druggist, may 7 Gibbons’ Buildings, , - very Combs, are of strict nttenl Purchasers will pleaso cal holow the Kxcliango. dec 10 M ROBERT A. ALLEI xette. , For snle by. THOMAS M. TURNEI R 8c CO., •,181 E may 3 Wholesale Druggists, 181 Bay-at. rpo THF, PLANTERS OF I GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.— DR. ANDERSON'S CELEBRATED WORM DE STROYING SYRUP.—Having obtained the recipe of the above celebrated Worm Syrup, (from a grand son of Dr. Anderson) I have prepared 12 doxen bottles expressly , to present to the planters ofthisandtho adjoining States, for the purpose that they may satisfy themselves of the superior effects of tide Syrup. From the well known anthelmintic properties and the many testimonials that accompany this recipe, I am fully able to say it Is far superior to any Vermifuge now before the public. This Syrup positively contains uo mercu rial or Mineral Preparation. Prepared and (old only by W. HUMPHREYS, Jr.. Savannah, Ga. My written signature accompanies each bottle, and none aro genuine without it. H, may 10 C OL. HALLOWES* PURE AND UNADULTERATED ARROW ROOT— Seethe following statement of Dr. Chilton, the dia* tinguished New-York. Chemist: “I have examined a sample of Arrow Ront.manu. factured by CoS. Hallowes, of St. Maiys, Geo., and exhibited at tho last Fair of the American Institute by Mr. Stephen Burkhalter of this city. The arti cle is of tho very finest quality, and from the «• porimonta made upon it, I find It to contain as larg* a proportion of nutritious matter, npd to he in every other respect fully equal to, the heat quality of Ar row Root obtained from Bermuda. “It being of vital importance to invalids that such deliento articles of diet be pure, I feel glad or tho opportunity to apeak ao favourably or the Georgia Arrow Root “New York, August 14,18J6. JAMES R. CHILTON. M. D.” .A fresh supply received by fob 12 A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, •^yiSTAlt’S CORN PLASTER— after more N EW FRENCH READER Chefs d'Oevre Drnmntiquea do la languo Fraricaise, mis on ordre proprossif, ot nnnntis pour no jscillter (’intelligence. Par A. G. Collott, Fro- fesfeur de Innguca at de litteraturo. Histojy of the Roman Reffiib1ic) by J. Michalot, translated from tho French by Wm. Ilnxlctt. Esq. Poems of Amelia—second odition, enlarged. Just received by “ .. apr 13 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. AYNARD & NOYES’celabrnted Black Writing INK for the quill ortteel Savannah, June 24th, 184 The undersigned having for several years used in their respective olficos tho Black Writing Ink of Messrs Maynard 8c Noyes, of Boston, cortify that they have uniformly found it to bo superior to any other, particularly in the unchangeable character of Us blackness. - n n , R. R. Ci'Yi.ER, Cashier R. R. 8c B g. Co. J. Huntkr, Cashier Ins. Bk. of Columbus. S, C. HOUSE, Sec. Sav’h. Ins- & Trust Co. A. PORTER, Cashier Bank State Georgia. I. K TxrrT, Teller Bank State Georgia. , This Ink has stood the test of more than thirty years’ trial, and during this time haa boon constant ly increasing in publicTuYoUr nnd patronage, and is now the lending article in tho country. It flows with frecdom^bccomes permanently black, nnd ; will not mould under any circumstances. This Ink is ip all sited bottles, from one ounce to one quart. Dealers supplied on liberal tnrmii ft mar 19 THOMAS M TURNER 8c CO. This Platter is now offered to the public a trial of more thari ten yoart, as affording reliof in that painful complaint ofCORNSdhan any other remedy now in uso. It has in a number of instances entirely removed the Corn; and in all cases relievos the pain and inflammation accompa nying it. Persona nfter onco trying it will bo satis fied of its efficacy. Afresh supply just received, and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, apr 12 Gibbons’I W OLLASTON’S GELATINE.—20 lbs of Wollaston’s PaC out Gelatine for immediately making Blanc Mango, being quickly dissolved! water. It is of equal strJIgth with the II... sian Isinglass, and perfectly free from any unpleas ant taste or smell, requiring loss fiavorinp * L other preparation of Gelatine or Isitj ‘ perfectly pure colourless and solid For *«1o by A. T. P''*”" 1 spr26 I EG AL BIBLIOG A-d Thesaurus of American Scotch Law Kboka; Treatise*, interspersed upon their various edit* is prefixed a copious I Marvin. Counsellor at maytfO •

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, May 31, 1847, Image 1