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Newspaper Page TextXLV. SAVANNAH, GA„ TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1847. THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN If PUBLiailXU - DAILY, TRMWKEKLY AND WEEKLY, LOCKE & DAVIS. CITY AND (TOVNi'Y PRINTERS. Daily Papcb, $10 per annum. Tri-Wmklv, A do. a do. in* In no case will an order (W the paper bn At tended to, unless Accompanied With tho money, or a satisfactory city reference.' • AdvertiaomonU inserted«t the rollowing rates: v One square of 12 lines or less, 1st Insertion, $0,7ft Each continuance,.. !.*.*•••,• y* ‘ or a longer Umo, a, liberal discount blished every other day, and those , twice a woelt, aro charged 75 cts. inch insertion. ints insorted at the usual satos, and that they bo published according TifUSIO FOft PIANOS. ■I-'A Aurora, Pliry Boll/ Asalia, Semiannual, Lattice, Adelaide, La Violltte, Lee Perles, La Psrrisianne, Hedowa. Glemary, and other Wallses, together with a quantity or Hongs, Marches, Quick Stops, Polkas, too. too. ** . Also, Cramer’s, Hersla and Hunter's Piano-Forte nslructorsj Callcott's Musical Grammar; U Piano-Forte Primmer. Just rcetivodjiy mar 9 T. T. WIl Writing, of T Ington )*by Jared 8parka. Paley’s Natural Thedtayr with select the Illustrative Notes. andlhe Huppleme sertatTons of Sir Charles Rail and Lord Brougham. Tho whole :newly arranged, and edited by Elisha Bartlett,M.-D: A Familiar Exposition of l United States, conUining a an appendix, toe.) by Joseph Scripture ijluairated by It Wtfsh- nj» All Advertisements sent to this office without ■directions as to the number or insertions, will be published daily, until ordered to bo discontinued, and charged accordingly. flaws and Nnw ADY*itTis«M*iirs appear in both papers. • All Lottors directed to this office or the Editors, toast be post paid, to entitle them to attention. A Familiar Exposition oT tho Constitution or the ‘ inlitg a brier commentary and Joseph Story, LL. D. — r ._._ «.id by Interesting Facta, Inci dents and^noedotes) bv Rev. Charles Fluid. Omoo, a narrative of adventures in the South Seas I by Herman -Melville. Arthur Martin, or Th toMother’aTrlals r by Chas. Burdett, Esq. Wild Sports or the West, with Legendary Talos and Looal Sketches j by the author or “Stories or Waterloo." No. 2* Pictorial History of England. llluatrated Lire or Gen. Winfield Scott. Received by JOHN-M. COOPER. may 19 •ZC^TNA INSURANCE CO. OF .i Ci HARTFORD, Connecticut.—Tho under signed, Agents Cor the above named-Company in 4his city, conUnue to insure’ against lose or damage by fire on Buildings or 8tocks of Goods. This is oae or the oldest Insurance Companies in the Unit. State*, and ita losaea have alwaya been promptly ■paid. Applications for insurance willbo received by r oct»5 COHEN, NORRIS ft CO., Agents. S HAMPOOING.—J. M. HAY- WOOD inrorms the Gentleman of Savannah, that ho ia prepared to Shampoo in a very comfort- able manner, by Shower-Bath. , Tho prioo lor Gentleman will bo 25 conta—Chil dren 124 cents. N. B. Parents aro respectfully informed that every care shall be taken with their children when , aent to my Saloon to be shampooed. hair out, or any other operation* performed on them. Ladiee and Gentlemen who wiih to be waited on at their ewn houses, the price will bn invariably 75 cents, apr 14 S IIAVINQ MATERIAL!?—Wade to Butcher’s, Greavos St Son’s, and Eiliott’a finest quality oftJaat Steel Razors; Chapman’s, tout’s, and Emerson’a Rasor Strap* ; e great vari ety of auperior Saving Bruahea | Gucrlain’s Morpe- laa, Roussel's,%nd Taylor’s Shaving Crenma j Mili tary, Ambroaial, and Walnut Oil Shaving Soapa in squares | French, English, and American Shaving Cakes} and a great variety of ShaviemCsses, Toi let Mirrors, die., for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, may 13 Gibbons’ Buildings. r|7HE FARMER’S COMPANION, J. or Essays on th% Principles and Practice of American Husbandry, with an Addreas and an Ap- pendis, Ac.} by tho Honorable Jeaso Buel. The Philosophy of Magio, Prodigies, and appa rent Miracles, from the French of Eu isebe as I- verte. Memoirs of the moat eminent American Me chanics) also Lives of distinguished European Me chanics. tngethor with Anecdote*, Ac. Ac., relat ing to the Mechanic Art*} by Henry Howe. The Lives of Vasco Nunes do Balboa, the dis coverer of the Pacific Qcean, Hernando Cortes, the conqueromf Moaico, and Francisco Pixarro, the conuuefbr of Peru. The Huguenot: a Tale of the French Protes tants; by G. P. R. James. Esq. Daniel Dennison, ana the Cumberland States man) by the late Mr*. Holland. Livea of tho Lord Chancellors. Roceived by fob *4 a* JOHN M. COOPER. MTEEPS & MORRELL —Aro v v now receiving • full assortment of the fol lowing articles: Solar,Side and Hall Lamps; (**.: -m; ’.amp Shades, Chimnoys and Wick, Ac. M Also, plated Coflbo and Tea Urns, Cake Baskefl) Candlesticks, Spoons, Forks, Castors, Ac. Britannia Tea snd Cofine Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream Pots, Stop Bowls, Spittoons, Mugs, Pitch ers, Ac. Japanned Tea Trays, Woitersi Choose, Bread. Cake, Knife and Spoon Trays; Cake, Sugar and Spice Boros, Tes Caddies, Sponge and Font Bilhs, Chamber Pails, Water Pails, Slop Jar*, Ac. Planished Tin Tea and Colfoo Urns, Dish and Plato Covors, Steak and Chafing Dishea, Colfoo and Tea Pots. Kettles, Egg Coddlers, Water Boilers, Nursery Lamps; Ae. Also, Wooden Ware, Broom*. Brushes, Bellows, Dour and Table Malts, Market Baskets, Wire Piste and Dish-Coven, Egg Whips *and Ladles, Ac , with a varloty of other articles in this line, which will bo sold low, %t octll NO. 102 PENFIF.LD S RANGE. P A l» IS a AND TWINE.—100 roams strong aingtfl Wrapping Papar, 130 do da Crown do, 170 do do blued double do, for cover ing Cotton Yarn and for Grocer’s use, tnado to order; 70 reams large colored Wrapping Paper, for Dry Goods; 40 do patent Hemp Paper, extra strong; 40 do News and Post Office Envelope Paper) 40 do blue and green Druggist's Papor) 150 do light Wrapping and Shoe Paper: 40 do Tee Wrapping Paper) 150 lbs. coarse ana fino Hemp Wrapping Twine) 100 Iba. ooarse and fine Cotton Wrapping Twine. Just received and for sale by nov 3 DENSLOW A WEBSTEI P AINTS, OIL, &c.—400 25 lbs each pure No. I and 2 White Lead) 150 ken and cask; of pure, snd No. ! do, 50, 100,200 and 600 lbs each) 150 canistars Chrons Green, 8 round in Oil) 150 do Paris and Verdigris Green, o do; 100 do Chrome Yellow nnd Prussian Blue.dn do: 120 kegs Red, Black aid Brown, do do) 1,000 gallons best quality Linseed Oil) 10 bhls Spirits Turpentine) 6 do Furniture, Coach snd Japan Var- 'urpontinej 6 _ _ idah. For sale by apr 22 Japan \ DENSLOW A WEBSTER. iVTUW SPRING GOODS—Per Brig i v Philur*.— Ladies’ and gents’ Merino Shirts, gents’ brown cotton and ailk Under-shirts, senU’ nnd boys’ brown and mixed cotton Half Hone,Berlin Gloves. Lisle, silk snd ombroidored Gloves, blnck snd white silk Hose, white thread Half Hoae, fancy Prints, Linen Shirting, brown and Grass Linen, Corduroy, Tabby Velvet, Irish Linu, Satin Jems, black Casslmero, Imperial Countorpnnos, blue Gambroons, ootton Edgings, super Brillinntes, Rroeade Hdkfo., Organdie Muslins, super Parasols, Sue Shades and Paraaolettes) at wholesale and ro tail,by SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT. mar 10 H ouse furnishing goods. 11-I Barnsley Sheeting, 5-4 to 12-4 Oottcmdo 6-4 to 12-4 Linen Damask, Damask Table Cloths Coloured nnd whito Cotton Doylies 4-4 Irish Linens, Linon and Cotton Table Covers 10-4 to 124 French Quilts, Musquito Netting Coloured end whito Matting, Jute Mats And a variety of other House Furnishing Goods are offered at lowest prices, by apr 22 BULL A ANDREWS. XT O U S E - K E E P I N G DRY XX GOODS.—124 Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Pillow Caae Linens, Table Diaper and Damaska, Napkins and Doilies, Hdckabuek and Scotch Diamond Diaper. 34,7-8 and 4-4 fine low priced b etchod and unbleached Cotton Sheetings, super I'ng'ish Long Cloths, Bobinet Pavilion Gauxe,' croia.bsrrod do, figured Damask and Moreena,white • ml colored ManeUlee Guilts and Counts rnalnea, n-loced Table Cloths, 74 French (Raid Diaper, Russia Diaper nnd Crash. Dowlsss and Osnaburgs, apr 6 SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITTr 131011 DRESS GOODS The Subscribers have receivod per last trip of tnanior Southerner: Foulard, plain and other S -ring Silks, Silk Muslins, French Printod Mus lins and Cambrics, Plaid Tarloton Muslins, Oiled Silks, Embroidered Muslin Robes, Hemstitch and Riviere Border Linen Cambric Hinderchiefs, Em broidered Muslin Collars and CufTs, and a general assortment of Parasols, Parnsolettos and Sun- Shades. For aalo nt lowest prices, Id quantities to suit purchasers, by _ JAMES ANDERSON A CO, tnar 19 No.70 St. Julian and 103 Bryan-sta. 1TOME8TIC GOODS 3 4,7-8, 44,54 and 64 brown Shirtings and Sheet- ISSi M, 7-8, 44,6-4 and 12-7 Bleaehed do) Tiok- Str lposj Shirting Stripes) Blue Drill- l"g»B In* and Mixed Denims: York Stripes snd H*! 6 4, 74, 8 4 and 104 Table Damask; Huoksbuok ond Scotch Diapor; lluakabuok and °T el U U'mask and coloured Doilliest A* P^^^'l^tio Plaids: Philadelphia Stripos; .- 1 ? • nt, M«yfl° We r Spool Thread; col’d Cotton sod Linen Thread; Buttons; Pins; Needles; Tapes; «c. Ao. Just raeeivod by °P r3 BULL A ANDREWS. TpTOSILRY.—Ladies' white Cotton i Ladjes’ brown, alate end mixed IIoso; Hn. L "P° n wor ^®‘ 1 Horn; Ladies' Linen ■ hrown and wldto Linon half Ho«o; Gents whito, brown and jnl«ed Cotton hair Hoae; GenPs white and black Silk half Hose; Mieses* mixed and white Hoso; Children’a long Eg* hislo Mitts; Children’s half fingered Lisle Mitts; Miiica’ whito nnd black NottGlovca; Lndlea* Whito and black Nett Glovos; Lndlea’ onlorod Lisle Gloyeijwhlte nud black H.S. Gloves. For sale by mar27 HENRY H. P’i’OTKSBURY. Rlacr, BLUE and red ink. -*0 Brow Davlas’ A Black's auporlor Ink. jpo first premium of the Amerlean Instltnto.has ^ .warded to their Inks at four annual Fair* held In the city of New-York. Alao, Maynard A Nnyt a enperior Writing Ink. For sale bj may |fi Gjbbona’ Buildings. Burrowe’s 1LMOT. X\TASIUNGTON AND HIS GEN. ▼ Y ERALS-By J. T Headley, author of Na- poison and 4ila Manuals. > - , • . . Harpera’ Illuminated Hhakaneare, In 3 volnmes, splendidly bound in Turkey Morocco and gilt; also ball bound in library calf. Festna, a Poem, by Philip James Bailey, barrister at law—fifth American edition. Elements of Geometry and Conic Sectiona ; by Ellas Loomis, A. M. Reports of Cases Argued «nd Determined in tho Count of Chancery ofthe States of New-York, be fore the Hon. Lewis H. Sandford, Vice-Chancellor of the First Circuit, while araietsnt Vice-Chancel lor, vot. 2d. For aale by may 7 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. jVTOTESON THE UPPER IUO LI* GRANDE—By Bryant P. Tilden, Jr.^Ex- plored in the months of October and November, 1846, on board the U. S. atonmer Major Brown, by onler of Major Gen’I. l’attcrion, U. S. A., Com manding tho Second Division, Army of Occupation, Mexico.' v The Water Cure, or Hydropathy; from the British and Foreign Medical Koviow; by John Forbes. M. D. F. K 8. Tho Half-Yearly Abstract ofthe Medical Sciences, being a practical and analytical digest of the con tents of the principal British and Continental Medical Works, published during the preceding six months;pert 3, January to June, 18*6; part 4, July to Decembor, 1816. Hana-Book of Human Anatomy, General. Spe cial and Topographical; translated from the origi nal German or Dr. Alfred Von Behn, and adapted to the use of the English Student; by John Birkett. Juat received by mar 6 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. P ROBABILITIES —An Aid to Faith; by Martin Farquhar Topper. The Lifo or Napolean Bonaparte; by William HaxIUt. An Author's Mind; “A Book fill of Books,” or 'Thirty Books in One.” Edited by M. F. Tapper, Esq., M. A. Margaret Percival; by the author of “Amy Her bert.” Edited by tho Rev. William Sowell, B. D. Travels in Peru; by Dr. J. J. Von Tschudi. • Received by JOHN M. COOPER: N otes of a traveller; on the Social nnd Political Stato of Fraftce, Prussia, Switzerland, Italy, and olbor parts of Europe, during the present century; by Samuel Laing, Esq. History of the Conquest of Peru by the Spaniards; by Don ’relesforo do Trueba y Coair. Livos of Men of Lottera and Science, who flour ished in the time of George the III; by Henry Lord Boqgham. The llschelor’s Own Book, being twenty-four passages in theX.ifo of Mr. Lamhkio, (Gent.); by George Cruikshank. Juat received by fob 10 W.THORNE WILLIAMS. D RY GOODS.—75 coaei and bale* assorted qualities Keraeva Shirt’s do J4 bale, red end while llinnele, 10 b«lee 0 and 0.4 Dullll Twilled Blanket., 75 bales Geordlk otton Osnaburgs, 150 bales 34,7*8 and 4-4brown Sheeting St 6 case. 34,7* and 44 bleached * 60 eases Taney and furniture Print*, « 10 caaeaasa’cd qualities and styles KontuckyJeii 5 cases fhnoy Caasimerea, 25 balea 2001b. Nos 6,7, 8,9, 10 »nd*12 Cotton Yarn, assorted in the bale, manufactured at Columbia, S. C. U)00 dox; white,black Jilato and mlftd Cotton Hoae 200 doxon heavy wool knit Socks, • u 600 dozen Plaid Handkorchlofs, assorted quilitiMi 200Ibe.*Turkey Red Yarn, . ' * 800 dozen white and colored Spool Cotton, 600 lbs. white, brown and bluo Patent Thread; 1 ogether with many other fancy and staple ar- lidos of Dry Goods generally sold in Dry Goods Storos, aro now offered for sale at much reduced S rices, and on the usual accommodating terms, at los.73and 151 Gibbon*’ Building, where porch as- era are respectfolly invited to eall and examine the ■Rides, by - HIRAM ROBERTS. YITINTER, SPRING ANp SUM- ▼ v ’ MER C LOTH I NO.— 1 Tho undersigned is now receivina his supply of SPRING and SUM- MER.CLOTHING, and a large assortment of FANCY ARTICLES attached to the same, which ho will offer at such prices as he thinks will induce those in went to five him eeell end convince them- selves of the fact, he being determined not to be «overaodby other’s prices, but irv such as he esn live bv and let othnrn live aW Thh foil part of his assortment: WINTER CLOTHING.—A few Broad Cloth Cloaka, Over-Coats and Mantles; fine French black and English Broad Cloth Frock and Dress Coats of all qualities; fine bluo and invisible green do do; fino figurou and plain' Bcavor Frock Coats; fine French Cassimcr end Broad Cloth Pants; Broad Cloth, Cassimcr, Velentia, Merino and Velvet Vests. N. B. The above being of Winter Article, will be sold it very reduced prices. • SPRINO AND SUMMER—Fresh snd foshiona- bio Prap D’Ete and Cambist Frock and DreasCoata; Tweed Caaeimer Frock and Buaineas Coats; check Linen, Gingham and figured Co’toa. Frock and Coatees; cream colored Grass Linen Md brown do Drep D’Ete, French Drill, Gombroon, whito Linen Drills, lasting Merino, TwemFCssiimors, Cotton Jeans an<L£amblet Pants; Round Jackets, of all kinds and^uslities; fine white and figured Marseilles, Bombatioe, figured and black Satin, twilled and fancy Jean Vests; Merino, Silk and Crt- ton-knit Under Shirt* and Drawers; Linen, Muahn, ■t/ipod *nd faney colored Shirts;* great variety of S.lk and Linen Pocket Handkerchief*; CamSric, Italian and colored Cravats; figured and plain Satin Stocks and Neck Ties, a new article; black and white Kid, black Silk, and b>own Linen (Roves: - vory Inrgo a*«ortn\ent oT Suspcndkrs; Riding *■*” * ,J " ’’ * '’-'fiei GOOD GOODS, AND LOU PRICES I GENTEEL CLOTHING RADLUAIIE, CHEAP! CHEAP!! VfEAPH P RICE & VEAD!5»fee plom- uro in informing tho public kat they may be found atony* at home, amply provided with any snd every article pertaining to gkntlenJn’a Dress; and do hereby confidently assure allkhoeo who may favor them with patronage, that tllir e.id and aim ia toserve all folthfolly. I ■ One of the Firm being constajtly in the New- Yolk morket attending to the seldtion and menu- featuring of our Good*, enable* us unreservedly to dehlare that we do end will sell Gbda as cheap or chonper than tho like quality canto purchased in this city. Let all those who may hi sceptical but call and aee. We have a larger nnd better /assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES nnd VOTINGS, than Can be fouqd in this city, which we will make to measure at less than,Northtr*taU. And being as sisted in our Cutting Departmentwitli the sklirand ability of Mr. RIPLEY, all thosqcntrustingua with orders may rely on their beinJ fashionably end feithfolly executed, and no mistie. at 147 SV-STREET, nov 21 Next door to the Republican office. REWARD—To tho per •on 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. Tiiis valuable discovery will enable a person to dye instantaneously the Hair or Whiskers, in a fow miuutos, without tho least Boys' UloUT Caps, TAILORING.—Just received n small 6t«l choice assortment of Fronch Cloths and Cassimera, Drop D’Ete, and other pieco Goods, which will bo made np to order by experienced Workmen, at the short est notice, and in the lateststyle. Cutting for Men and Boye to bo rosdo by others, will bo attended to with grent rare and despatch, at the Old Stand, No. 114 Bryan stroot, by GEO. S. NICHOLS, mar 19 L AW DICTIONARY A new Law Dictionary, containing explanations of such technical term* and phrases as occur In tlio works of legal authors, in the Practice of the Courts, ulhnn tho Parliamentary Proceeding ofthe Houses of Lords, or Lords and Commons; to which is added an outline ofaii Action at Law and of a Suit in Equity; by Henry Jamea Halthouse, Esq. Edited from the second and enlarged oilition, with numerous additions: by Henry Pennington, of tho ‘’bilsdelpbia Bar. Just received by apr 27 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. rpiIE LAW OF CONTRACTS— X In n enurso of Lootures delivered nt tho Law Institution; by John William Smith, Esq., author of 11 Leading Cssos,” with notes and an eppendis, by Jelinger C. Syroon, Esq. A Digest ef tho Conveyancing, Testamentary and Registry Laws of all tho' States ofthe Union, embracing references to the loading decisions upon these subjMtain the most of the States, to gether with the forms; by James41.Thornton. English Common Law Reports, vols. 49 and 50, also, the index to the first 47 vols. Tho Law Library for January, February and April. Just received by mar 6 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. F URNITURE, PIANOS, Ate.— Tho Subscriber is constantly making oxton- sivo additions to his stock of FURNITURE, PI ANOS, dtc.&c., and respectfully invites all those in want of any article in his line, to call and ex amine his assortment before “going further and faring worse.” Tooay the least, he has as large, ae well as ono ofthe most rich nnd splendid assort ments of CABINET FURNITURE that can bo found this side of New-York; and ae to prices, he cannot be undersold, as he has advantages equal to any in making his purchases. He would particularly invite dealers and otliora from the country, to nivo him a call, assuring them that evory article sold by him may be depended on ae being what it is represented. Those making Urge purchases, will have liberal deduction made from their billa. His;Pinnn* nro from the factories of Chickering and Nunns & Fisher, and are unsurpassed both for ele gance of workmanship as well as for purity of tone,to any made in this country. They ere offered at the asms prices charged by the manufacturers, so that thero is an actual saving of coats by pur< chasing hoto. Among other things in Ills ascortment may |;e found—Anti Dyspeptic Chairs, Urge Serpentine Sofas, do. Divkhs,do. Ottomans, Plain aud Spring- seat Sofas,do. do. Divans, Ottomans and Couches, Mahogany Rocking Chairs, with red and green plush seating, Mohair do, Mnhogany setting fiill, three-quarters,and half French Chairs; Curled Ma ple, Black Walnut and Rosewood Chairs, Cane and Wood seat Settees, Side Boards with Mahogany and Marble Tops, Drosaing Bureaus with Marble Tops,, do Mahogany Tops, Side Case Bureaus, Writing Table and Book Cases, Cotlago Bureaus on castors, Scroll and Plain Chamber Bureaus, Wardrobes. Ladies’ Work Tables, Centre end Pier Tables with Marble Tops, Marble Top Wash Stands, Painted do. Dressing Tables, Toa Tables, Grecian Clawfent Dining Tom' 1 *, F.xtension Tables, Card Tables with HarM and Ogo Pillars, Mahogany Bedsteads, do French Patterns, Curled Maple Beef- steads, Plain do do.—also. Curled Maplo, Black Walnut and Rosewood Chnirs with Cano bottoms, Windsor Chairs, Chil drens’ Hjgh do. Counting Room Desks, Revolving Chairs for Counting Rooms, Counter Stools, Foot Stools, Ha| Stands, Hallows snd Brush, Bird Cajies, Knife Trxya, Safes. Mahogany nnd Cherry Cribs, llsir MattMiies, Moss do, Feather Beds. Bolsters and.I’illows, Grcoit, Red, Black, Bluo and White Cord, with Tassels to match, Hair Cloth for Sofas and Mahogany Chairs, Willow Wagons, do Cradles. also, A ureat varioty of Mantel and Pior Glasses,Toilet and Dressing Glasses of all of tho different kinds now usod. I. W. MORRELL. L ANMAN’S VOYAGE.—A Hum mer in tho Wildomoss, embracing a canoo voyago up the Mississippi and around Lako Supe rior: by Charles Lanman. * History ofthe Roman Republic; by J. Michelet, author of the History of France; translated by William Haxlitt, Esq. Juat received by may 12 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. F ORTESCUE—A Novel; by Ja*. Sheridan Knowles, Esq., part 2d. Cinq-Mars; or a Conspiracy undar Louis XIII., an hiatoricsl romance; by Count Alfred do Vigny Translated by William Haxlitt. Queslionsln Geography, adapted for tho uso of Morse’s, Worcester’s, Mitchell’s, Field’s, Malti- J Brun’s, Smith’s, Olney’s, Goodrich’s, end other Maps; by Richard Green Parker, A. M. Tho True Bolievpr, his charsrtor nnd privileges, elucidated in a aorios ol discourses; by Bov. Asa Mahan. Received by mar 6 W THORNE WILLIAMS. I *AW Bd|KS.-Dunlap’s Paley on tho Law of Principal nnd Agont. Third American edition, with extensive additions, just published Edwards on Receivers in Chancory, with Prece dents Wheeler’s Reports of Criminal Law Cases, de cided ot tho City Hall, Now-York, 3 vols. City Hall Recorder, bVDnn’l Rogers, 6 vols. in 3 Allen on the Duties at.d Liabilities of Sheriffs Blydonburgh on Usury, with the Statutes of the aotoral States relating to Interest < Tlllngh ait’s Ballaqtyirenn tho Statute of Limi tations, &c.; Adams oh Ejqetmont Edward’s New«York Chancery Reports,3 vols. Sinitli’s Selection of L«M*pg Cases in all branch es ortho Law, with reforqpcea to American Cases, 2d edition,2 vols. . Unscoo’s Criminal Evidences; Roscoo’s Civil do East's Reports, 16 vols. in 8. mar 16 W. THORNE WILLIAMS, riEOGRAPIlY — My Liulo Geog- AlT raphy t edited by Mre. L. C. Tuthill. Modern Chivalry, or Tho Adventures of Cnpt. Farrago and Teaguo O’Regan; by H. H. Bracken- ridge, aefiond edition since the author’* death, with iliuatratiunsfVom original designs, by Darley. ^ Bl.ckwood’sMiiMfoe for April. ’1 he Lew Ropnrtor fpr May. • Just received by n»y 15 W.THORNE WILLIAMS. MY CROCHET SAMPLER—By V 2^^’’ (longr.i. .1 17OR SHAVING.-ltounel’* Un- X rivalled Shaving Cream, (new end splendid article, is now universally ack«wlodged superior to any Shaving Cream in the Dated Slates or Eu- ,0| nii. delightful preperatiotvis unequalled for beauty, parity, and fragrance) though somewhat analogous to Guerilla's Aahrosisl Cream, and other similar compounds, A fir surpasses them all by the emollient pasty consistency of it* Isthor, which ao softens the leant as to reader absving pleasant and easy; it possesses great advantages oxer the imported ar»clo in being freshly prepared from the best materkls, with the greatest skill, and is not only tho bc»», but also the cheapest articlo for shaving. It h elegantly put up in boxes, with splendid laoels The increasing ••to* of this article during the last six years, an* the different gold and silver medils awarded to the subscriber for it. strongly attest the high estlw«tion in which it ia held by tho -commu- munity. For sale by 7 THOMAS M. TURNER & CO., may28 181 Bay-street. ur uiii»bi.| ill o iun ■■iinuiua, miuuui uiu isirk -i Inconvenience. This preparation is warranted not >»he ay stemthe morbid effeci to wash out, nor to injure the health of the Hair, and to retain all ita aoflness and brilliancy. Be certain to aak for “JULES H AU EL’S LIQUID HAIR DYE,” aa all others are spurious. If you wish for Blnck, oak for Box marked N; if for Brown, ask for Box marked B. Premiums have been-awarded to the Subscriber at the Franklie Institute Exhibitioo. For sale, Wholesale snd Retail, by the proprietor, JULES HAUKL. Perfumer nnd Chemilt, No. 120 Chosnut- street,4th door below Fourth, South sido, Phila delphia, and by J. M. TURNER & BROTHER. Monument-square. mar 25 th ly And THOS. RVERSON. JAMES BETTS' UTER INE SUPPORTERS.—Dr. A. T. Dotenr. bavannaM, (Ga J—l would beg to state, that you are hereby appointed my sole Agent for Sa vannah, and that any othor person selling Bup* porlert as mine are imposing on the public, by vending worthless and injurious counterfeits of my Suoportera. Sarah Betts. Cautior—Each Supporter will have written on it the name of “SanMBait*.” The Subscriber'would respectfully inform the. Physicians and Ladies of Savannah, that Mri Sarah Betts has appointed him her tola Agent in this city, for the sale of her Supporter*, and that eny others vended elsewhere In the city as bur’s are counter feits. These Supporters are now very generally adopt ed and recommanded by Phyaiciana, aa the moat successful medium of relief fur that .distressing malady for which they were ioraoted, of any offer ed to Use publio. Mrs. Betts has the testimony of Professors O. Jackson, T. D. Mutler. Joseph J’aacosst. J. K. Mitchell, N. Chapman,and Wiltbank,'Philadelphia, and many others of the most eminent Physicians in various parts of the United Statea, in their ftvor. She has recently introduced an entire new Sup porter lor summer use; it is made of open neLwora, ~iry light and cool, weight only from 2to\Sozs. id at the same rime possesses all the impotVant requisites. For further partiiolara, see her pamphlets, to be procured gratis at my Ltore. ATT. BOWNE, Druggist, msy 8 Gibbons’ Buildings. \\7 HITE v v Atlantic I LEAD.—1 10,00a pound* CURGICAL INS tad. warranted pare; 5,000 O The Subscribers have „ . •/ 1 Unton do. do. Foe supply uCSorgical end Dental It prising In pari the following, tix: Ampuutipg,Trepanning andObktei Whito Load. English do. do.; 5,000 No.* 1 ■ale low b* JNO. The following warranty aei age of rhe Atlantie White L) ^ “The Atlartic White £ead ompart ten* I Soarifi" bv inform the Painters and other PurdrajMfWM Tooth White L4id, that, in accordance with a resolution Dental passed by their Board of Trustees, they maeufee- “ lure but ono quality of White Load, dp strictly pure article^npiavo resolved toconfieWtomralves to the manufacturing of Pare Lew only, and that of a very superior esmU/jf—making none of tho low er qualities or adulterated Lead, au er qualities or adulterated Lead, auch'aa ate usually branded ’Extra,’ ’No. I,’ ’No. 2,’ dca dee. “No adulterating material ia Admitted within their work*, end purchasers may always depend upon be- Ing supplied wjtlre uniform article.” aug 15 P AINTS, OIL AND TURPEN- TINE.—300kegs White Lead, pure, extra and No.-Ij Spanish Brown and Black, in Oil; 50 boxes Chrome Yellow and Green, dry; 25 Ibe. do in cans: 20 lb*. Prussia Blue and Verdigrlfln cans; 500 gallons Linseed Oil, and 6 barrels Spirits Tur- ittne. Jest rocsived nnd for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, •pr!4 Gibbons’ Buildings. ponl E ffectual preparation FOR EXTERMINATING RATS, MICE, dec.—This Preparation possesses the singular prop-* ®rt/» that, without being actual poison, it will not only kin the Rata. Mice, dec., b.ut will. In conse- S ence of the smoke it produces, positively compel asp that do not partake of it,precipitately to leave tho bouse. The above for sale by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, may 12 Market-square. X^EVERAND AGUE.—Cfiill Fe- X xer, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fovors, and all the various forma of Bilious Diseases speedily and thoroughly cured by Dr. Oagood’e India Chotagogue. * This invaluable medicine waa prepared from an eztensive practice of several years in a bilious cli mate, and ia nevor known to fail of curing Fever and Ague, nr any ofthe disease! above named. Thoae who are suffering from affections ol this kind, as also those who have become invalids from their effects upon the constitetloR.-wijl find the India Cholagogue a*moat iavaleable remedy for purifyingtho blood, nnd tho; . . - /CARRIAGE MOUNTING. —30 setts plated Concave Carriage Bands. 31 to 4A inches; 60 setts Brats Cuncontrid Carnage Bands, 3| to 44 inches; 10 setts Brass O. G. - Car riage Bands, 34 to 44 inches) 10 pairs Brass and Silver plated Globe Lamps: 3 dozen Whip Sockets) 3 doxen Curtain Frames, Brats and Silver plate) 15 pairs Buss Coach Handles; 5 pairs plated Coach landles; 12 setts Dash Frames; 24 setts Desk Frames, Brass.and Silver plstep 35 setts Buggy Axles, assorted,Ift6 2 inches;25setts Boggy Aales, with Brass Nutts, II to inch; 60 pair Eliptic Springs, IA to 2£ inches, IVom three to fi/o leaf: 12 setts Gig Bows: 200 yards Coach Lace, 2£ inches; 200yvpsCoecnLece.3 inches; 400yards Seaming L*ce)40Uyards Binding Lscej 300*yards Fnnge; 12 grots Tuffs; 25,000 Lace Tacks; 24 Bairs Tassels, assorted colors, 2,000 Carriage Bolts, assorted,2A to 6 inches. . For aale by N. B. Sc H. WEED, may II lorpeghly eloanfing from feta or a bilious complaint. T O TUB HEAUTIF1ERS OF THE COMPLEXION—Furpruing Efficacy! MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYMFH SOAP, composed of an Eastern Botanical discov ery of surprising efficacy for rendering the skin soft and TAiff, aa well na imparting a delicate ROSEATE HUE to tlio comploxion. As a creator and conservator of that most distin guishing charm of femsle loveliness, a transparent fair akin, JULES HAUKL’S NYMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, may boiaid to exert •n almost magical power. Composed for the moat part of Oriental Balsamic plants, to the utter exclu sion of all mineral admixture, it is distinguished medicinally for its extremely bland,' purifying and toothing action on the akin; -And. by acting on the pore* nml minute secretory teasels, expels all Im purities from tho aurfacc, allays every tendency to inflammation, and, by this method alone, effectually d^sipates all redness, tan, pimptee, freckles, sun burn, and other unsightly eutanopus visitations, so inimical to femsle loveliness. Its Use will change the most bilious complexion, info ono of radiant whiteness; while on the neck, bands snd arms it bestows a delicacy and fairness which ita continued use will happily protect, and every ap pearance ofyouthfol charm, to tho most advanced poriodsof lire. For aalo, Wholesale and Rotail, by JULES HAUEL, Practical Chemist and Perfumer, No. 120 Chesnut-atrect, 4th door below Fourth, South aide, Philadelphia, and by J. M. TURNER & BROTHER, _ Monument-square. And THOS. RYKRSON. A PremiutA awarded at tho Franklin Institute, mar 25 th ly The wonderful operation of the Cholagogue In eradicating bile from the human system, can only explain ita extranrdinsnL. agency in the epeedy, thorough and permannlTburo of fever nnd ague, 2nd the various grades of intermittent and remittent fovera. . It is equally effectual for the cure of Liver Com plaint, Jaundice, Enlargement of the Liver: alao Enlargement ol the Spleen, called Ague Cato, and tho various forma of bilious Indigestion — Thoso.with the other varied affertions of such cli mates, arising from a common miaamil cause, are only modifications of the same disease, and equally controlled by the anine remedy. Tho operation of tho Cholagogue, na ita namo imnorta, is upon tho liver—promoting tlio dischargo ... -He. The thousands who have used it need no - ... further evidence of iu value than ita happy resto- ril |J E AMERICAN #N ENG- X LAND—By S TORY ON SALES—A,Tre»ti«o on tho Law of Sales of Personal Property, with illustration* from the Foreign Law; by Wil liam W. Story. A Treatise on Wills; by Thomas Jarman, Egg., first American edition, with note* and references to American Decisions} by J. C. Perkins, Esq- Modern Probate of Wills, containing an Analysis ofthe Modern Law tif Prohitu-in England and America, with numerous references to the English aid American Canto, jind copious extracts from the leadiog cases. . A Treatise on tbn'Righta and Duties of Merchant Seamen, accqrding to ;hn General Maritime Law, nnd tho Statutexqfthe United States; by George Tick nor Curtis, ofthe Boston Bar. « & A Treatise ofthe Law of Contacts not under Stal; by William W. Story. ^ Commentaries on Equity Jurisprudence, ss ad ministered in England and America; by Joseph Story, L. L. D. A Treatise ofthe Law relative to Merchant Ships and Seamen, in five parts; by Charles Lord Ten- terden; seventh English edition, by William Shee, with the notes of Mr. Justice Utrnj end J. G. Per- kies, Esq. Forjale by •2 ♦ w: ratlve effects. For sale by may 10 THOMAS M. TURNER St CO. ^RESII SEEDS.—Tho Subacri- bers have received e choico selection of GARDEN SEE >S, which have been raised with great care by e Seedsman of high reputation, and are wnrrantod •• good as any to be found in thia country. ASPARAGIJS-Giant, C rockery and iiouse- FURNISHING STORE.—The Subscriber* are now rocoivitfh a full assortment of CROCKERY AND HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES, to which they InvitA the attention of purchasers. Their Goode are made of the best materials and in the moat substantial manner, and will be sold at very low prices, liio following are among t^e articles to bo found nt thoir Establishment: CROCKERY GLASS AND STONE-WARE. Consisting of W. G. Dinner end Tee Setts, W. G. and bine Toilet Setts, China Tee Sett*, latest patterns; China Mugs, fancy China 1 Vases, Mantel Ornnmenta, Children’s Tea Setts, Glass Lamps, Tumblers. Wino Glasses, Butter Dishes, Solar nnd Aatral Chimneys, Decanters, Bird Glasses, Stone Jugs, Jars, Butter Pots, Slc. LAMPS, TIN-WARE, &c. Solar and Lard Lamps, Solar Lamp Heads. Side ond Hall Lamps, Latlorns, Brittannio and Tin Lamps, Britaiuiln, Brass and Tin Candlesticks, Tus Trays, Bread and Knife Trays, Slop and 1 Water Pails, Toilett Pails, Wine-Coolers,(Spittoons, Foot Baths, Cake and Spico Boxes. Piste Covers, Coffee Urns, Pafl^Pans, Jelly Moulds, Popper Boxes. Nut- mog Graters, Muffin Kings, Cullenders, Plato Hor.t- ora, Gravy Strainers, Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, Coffee Mills, togother with a general as sortment of bright Tin-Ware. DOMESTICTlARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Iron Pots nnd Kettloa, Bake Pons, Potato Strain- era, Spiders, Shovels and Tongs, Sauco and Stow Pans, enamelled Stew Kettles and Sauce Pans, Fry Pant, Furnaces, Wpfor and Waffie Irons,Coal Hoda Coffee Roaster*, Egg Whips, RggCodlers, Chafing Diahea,Tea and Dinner Bells, Toast Forks, Sad Irons, Paste Jaggart, Wire Dish Covors, Griditons, Basting Spoons. Bat and Mouso Trank Brass and Steel Snuffers, Ivory Table Cutlery;ingether with a fine assortment of Scissors and Pocket Cutlery. WOODEN AND WILLOW-WARE. Mhnins, Buckets, Tubs. Moves, Clothos Horses, Waih Boards, Neats Bozos, Woodon Spoons, Co coa Dippors, Lemon Squeezers, fancy and com mon Bellows, Knife Boxes, paintod Keelers, Win dow Blinds, Butter Prints, Faucets, Bird ('ages, Clothes liuuipora, Travelling Baskets, Willi Cradles and ’ " * -•** * Hoy and foncy of every descri FANCY AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Children’a Knives sad Forks, Cigar Traya, fancy Roxos, different patterns. Dressing and Sido Combs, Topfo Brushes, I. R. Life Preservers nnd Pillows, Dressing Cases, Mustard Spoons, Razor Strops, Spool Stands,Jews-harns, Marblos,Pocket Mirrors, Paper Lamp Shades, Lamp Wick, all aisea. dec. , Families about commencing House-keeping. Planters and others, nro Invited to call. COLLINS St BULKLEY, nov 5 -108 Bryan-atreet. ROUSSEL'S LIQUID IIA1R XV DYE—For changing, instantaneoualy. grey nr red hair, eyebrows and whiskers, to a beautiful jet-black or brown colour, without injury to the akin. Although there aro at present ezisting a large number of Hair Dyoa, competing for public patron age by loud nnd exaggerated recitals of thoir pecu liar and respective excellences, yet it is a fact well known to many who ere under the necessity of re curring to their nid, that they are all uncertain and irregular in their results. Tho frequent inquiries which havo been made ofthe aubicribor lor a Dyo which he could recommend and warrant for cer tainty of effect and harmlcssnets, have induced him to beatow much tlmo and application to the pr due- tion of ono which should possess these qualities, and be Don from tho objections which he has so frequently hoard reiterated ogninit thorn. A aorios of experiments has enabled him to overcome all difficulties; and it is a source of gratification to him to find his labours crowned with full and cdmplete success, and to have it in his power to offer to the publio with perfect confidence, ta Hair Dyo based in its composition on chemical principles, possess ing (he ad vantages of being easy of application, en tirely harmless to the hair and skin, certain ana im mediate in ita operation, and permanent in its ef fects. Persons who have hitherto rejected the use of all linirdycs, from nn apprehension or thoir pos sessing qualities dolotoiinus to the health of the hair and akin, may avail theniaclves of thia prepara tion with a perfect confidence in the innoxious S jalitlca ofall the ingredients used in its compn. tion. For safe by . THOMAS M, TURNER St CO., may 26 181 Bay-street. and Roots. BKANS-fKidney.Dwf. Bush or Snap.) —Early Mohawk, Early yellow, six weeks, Early Chins Dwarf or largo Kidney, Refugee or lUOOto I,Half Moon (Pole hr running.) Large white Lima, White Dutch runners, Scarlet runnor, Red Cranberry. B E ET— Early blood Turnip, Long blood,white French Sugar. BROCOLI-Early whte, Largo purple Capo. ("ABB AGE— Early Turk, Large York, Green K ‘ be Savoy, Early Sugar af, Early Drumhead, Late Drumhead, Large late Balteraea, Lato flat Dutch, Early flat Dutch, Green Glased CAULIFLOWER- Earley nwd late. CEI.ER Y-White solid. CRESS —Curled or Peppergrasa. Broad leaf. CUCUMBER—Early Frame,Early cluater, Ear ly abort green, Eaily long groon. CARROT»-Early horn, Long Orange. CORN—Sweet or Sn- gar, Early Canada, Tus- carom. EGG PL A NT-Purple. KALE—Green curled Scotch,^Purple. London. LBTTUC E-Drum- head,whitcCitbbige,Curl ed Silesia, Large green- uinpors, travelling itnsKoia, willow I Chairs, Wagons and Morkot Baskets, icy Baskats;also Door Mall and Bruahea ■cription. P RESERVE YOUR TEETH Tho Compound Chloride Tooth Wash, is ■uperaoded by none othor in the inarkot for purify ing the Breath, whitening the Teeth, and restoring diseased and 'spongy Guma, the primary cause of Tooth Aobe, end many neuralgic paina of the jawa and ftce. For sale by A. T. BOWNE, Druggist, mar 10 Gibbons’ Buildings. P ERFUMERY Tlio Subscriber has just received per brig Augusta, a very fino assortment of Perfumery,Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brashes, Fancy Articles &c., all of which are of the best quality, and will be sold at a small advance above New-York prices. * A. T. BOWNE, Druggist, may 7 Gibbons’ Buildings. P ATENT MEDICATED INDIA RUBBER POROUS STRENGTHENING PLASTERS.—'Those Piasters have been lately in troduced, and will supercede evory other ndhosive Piaster on account of their auperior advantages. They are more adhesive tlnn most of Plasters, and from their elaatic and yielding properties cause no uneasiness or pain from mntiona of the body; an other very important ndvantago they have over othor Plasters, ami that is, on nccount of thoir po rosity,which allows the esenpo of tho porspiration and other morbid mattery secreted by the skin. The common Phaters in ura retaining those mor bid secretions, there being no escapo, are absor!»ed and carriad back into tho circulation, proving more or less detrimental lohoalth. FojMloby A. T. BOWNE, may 59 Gibbon’s Buildings. F ever and ague cured in TWELVE HOURS.—Remember mu Ttrmtj I/it dott not Curt I refund Ihe amount paid for it — This valuable Medicine is now found in all parts of Georgia, where it is truly successful in the moat sovero cases of Fever anil Ague, and will cer tainly drivo all humbugs ortho day boforo it. It ia a simple and a harmless medicine, warranted not to injure tho youngest child in tlio least. It is also fasftirss, nnd mare thau all, a warranted cure. 1 will in a short timo give n column of certificates from tospectsblo citizens of Georgia, end who arc well known. The only way to pruvo is to try; you can do aoby calling on j \v. HUMPHREYS, Jr., By whom it is only prepared and sold by in Savan nah; My aignaturo accompanies each box of Pills, may 20 L e’aVITT’S extract of ROSE —A few dozen of Leavitt’s pure Con centrated Extract or Rose, for flavoring Ice Creom, Jellies, Custards. Paatry, too. For sale by ma y |fl A. T. BOWNE, Gibbon's Buildings. rpAURANT’S INDELIBLE INK. X universally allowed to be the best Prepara tion for marking Linen, &c. now Ip oee: for aale by n for marking <r may 12 —jetforaal O. B. HENDRICKSON, Gibbon’s Buildings. -Large Scotch, MUSTARD-Brown or Black, White English. MARJORAM—Sweet. ONION-YcllowDutcb, Large red, Silver skin, Union setts. OKRA. PARSLEY—Curled. K S N I P— Urge Dutch, Gurnsey. PEPPER—Bell, Cay- cue. PUMPKIN—Connec- ticut, Mammoth. PEAS —Early Wash* gton,2A feet,early War wick, 2 reel, early double blossom framo, 3 feet, early Charlton, Golden Hotspur. 3£ feet, Dwarf Marrowfat, 3A feet, Bish op’s dwarf prolific, I foot, Matchless Marrowfat nr Tall, 6 feet. RADISH—White Fall, hardy Loeg Scarlet,Long Salmon. Scarlet Turnip, YellowTurnip,(fine Sum mer and Autumn varioty,) bUck Fall or Spanish. RHUBARB ROOTS. SALSIFY. SAGE. SIHNAGE. —Prickly hr Fell, Round Leaf or Summer. SQUASH.— Early Summer bush,Early Sum mer crook neck, Wintar crook nock, Cocoanutdf Porter’s Valparaiso, Veg etable Marrow. TURNIP.— Early whito Dutch, (Flat or Spring.) Early red f top, KarlyltardenStone, Large English Norfolk,Hanover long Tankard, Purple head. Imperial cabbage. MELON—Green C’it- top Rutabaga, ron, Nutmeg, Canto!ope, TON| ATO.-Lprge red. FI.OWEt I n pkgt. 12 kinds in each, do H do * Large Musk. MAJIVKX kinds in each, do FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS^&c. Burk wont, Broom Corn, Blue Grass, Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, Millet, Bed Clover, Rye and Oats. Flower Seeds, Roots, Fruit and Ornamental Trees , furnished to order from one of the best and must extensive Nursery* er.d Flower Gardens in thib country. An assortment of Books on Agriculture. Garden, ing, Raising of Stock, Poultry, dec., to which will bo added the most popular works issued on the above subjects. fob 10 DEN#LOW St WEBSTER U T LEY’S PATENT STRAW CUTTER.—The undersigned offers tho Right for Making and Selling the above Machine in tho L'otin ties of Chatham. Camden, Glynn, Ef fingham, Liberty, Emnnunl. Laurens, Lowndos, McIntosh, Montgomery, Telfair, Wayne, Ware, Bryan, Bulloch and Appling. The following certificate from gentlemen who enjoy high reputatinna for their agricultural man agement, and especially for their success in feed ing cattlo, speaks of it as an efficient improvement: Augusta, April, 1816. Wc, the undersigned, have examined and test ed Utley’s Patent Straw Cutter, and pronounce it (from the simplicity of its construction nnd Ihe enso nnd facility with which it works) to be supe rior and hotter adapted to tho purposes of the fermor than any other mschino winch has come under our observation, and do. hereby recommend its use to our friends and the public. I. A. HiRLKn, E. L. Ali.monp, H. BowdrK, Gkoror L. Twinns. The Machines can be examined, and person* wishing to purchaio rights to piake:pnd sell in any of tho above named counties,' will nlonso call on the undersigned. 1 >T. \j. WALSH, nov 23 L umber, shingles, staves AND WOOD. —Tho undersigned... bavins leased for a torn: of years Lamar’s, EaatoritlWhari, lardy occupied by P. K. Shells, is now receiving and will continue ro receive, end keep on hand, a carefully selected supply of SAWED LUMBER, TIMBER, SHINGLES, STAVES and WOOD, contracts for the Sjhipment of Lumbor or Timber, either coastwise or to foreign ports, qod will give strict attention to all order* forwardedTrom abroad. Purchasers will pleaso call. Office on Bay.atreot, below the Exolrango. _ • doe 10 ROBERT .A-ALLEN. may I! W. THORNE WILLIAMS. , Alexander Slidell Mackenzie. The Bose of Persia, or Giafar al Barmeki: a Tale ofthe East; by Samuel Spriiftr. ~ !< - g hie r other Papers, Official and Private, selected end published from the original Manuscripts, with a Lire ofthe Author; notes and illustrations by Jared Sparks— vol. 1st containing Washington’s Life. The'llistory of the World, from the earliest pe riod to tha year of our Lord 1783, with particular ref- reence to the affairs of Europe end her Colonies; translated from the German of .Baron John Von Muller—4 vols. 12 mo., with notes by Alexander H. Everett Lives of Eminent Individasls Celebrated in A* merican History, conUining the Livea of Stark, Bratncrd, Fulton, John Smith, Ethan Allen, Sebas tian Cabot. Henry Hudson, Joseph Warren, Israel Putnam. Divld Rittunhnuso, William Pinckney, Sir Henry Vane, Anthony Wayne, William Kllcry,*»<l Richard Montgomery. Alice Gordon, or The Uses of Orphanage ; by Joseph AJdcn, D. D. Pictorial History of England, No. 21. The Eclectic Magazine, for April. The Child’s Friend : being selections from the various works of Arnaud Berquiu, adapted to the use of American Readers, with a sketch of his Life and Writings. . Just received b^r. (panning am ibiimua and L._ ith Horn and G Jr and ravers* Keys, Forceps, all styles jntal Instruments Incases Pocket Setts Surgical Instruments /. ,, Thumb and Gum Lancets, Ivory and Shell Handle* Spring Lancets, Silver and Brass —ALSO— * Stomach Tubes, Catheters, Silver and Gum Elsa- may 20 181 Bay.atreet. O MORE WHITE, GREY OR RED HAIR—A remedy which enhances! considerably the beauty, and alt— ol the countenance from that ' liked. It is pleasing to have ell move these defects. To effect t] so much wished for, i> the grand JULES (JAUEL’S VEGETABL DYE. which the proprietor can ia far beyood any thing of the kin _ in this or any other country, (tap powerful, though^try innocent, result ta a wffnder.Ya It enablea p atantancouily their hair, without t nience. For changing rad or grey h eyebrows, toe., to a brown,black e~ The slightest evil consequences m from ita use—It la altogether harmless, position Is the only one sanctioned by (he science of Chemistry to dye, in an indelible manner, tb4 various gradations of colors, without danger or la* convenience, and has justified the liberal petroesge and unlimited confidence of the peblie. If black is required, ssk for box marked N.; if'brown, box rn.rked B. For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by JULES HAUEL. Perfomer and Chemist, No H street,4th door below Fourth, South a ' stphia, and by J. M, TURNER to BR Manual And THOS. R ITT Dnoart of CountrrfHh —Kxk HAUKL’S VKGETABLE LIQUID I if you went the genuine article. A Premium awarded at tha Franklin Institute, mar 2d th ly PREPARATIONS for thk X HAIR.-Beal’s Hair Restorative. Jayne’i Hair Tonie, Prentiss’ Rephalia, Quirk’s Catsarfa Oil, Guerlain’a Kau Lustrsfe, Rowland’s Maeeaaaar Oil. Genuine Bear’s Oil, Garland’s Fluid de Geor- trie, Dissey end fiver's Os-Marrow, Antique Oil, Bandoline, Cydonjne, Oil Philocome, Pomatum la jars, Black StickfMmatum, toe.) for sale by ^ G. R. HENDRICKSON, may 20 Gibbon’s Buildings. T IQUID HAIR DYE—Rouweir* X-J Liquid Hair Dye, for changing instantaneous ly Qrey or Red Hair, Eye brows and Whiskers to n beautiful Black or Brown color, without Injury to the skin. This preparation stands unrivalled for K* superiority over every other Hair Dye. Poe ■ale by « A. T. BOWNE. may 21 CHANCE —NOW'S YOUR TIME.—1 have In my Store a large quantity of remedies for Fever end Ague, ouch ae RowandV Tonic Mixture, do. Pills, and*other remedies daily advertised) these articles are generally sold at One Dollar pet bottle, I oiler the genuine at the reduced prter of Fifty Cmltptt bottle. The rea son for selling ia, I do not want any of them in my ■tore. W. HUMPHREYS, J*. . may 19 apr 30 r. THORNE WILLIAMS. WILEY & PUTNAM’S LIBRA* TV RY OF CHOICE READING-lIsndsome- ly bound in red cloth. Tho Lifo of Napoleon Buennpatte; by William Hnzlitt, in 3 volumes. The Spaniards and their Country; by Richard Ford, author ofthe Hand-Book of Spain. The Lives of Dr. John Dnunn. Sir Henry W< ton, Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. George Hcrbort, Dr Robort Sanderson; by Isaak Walton, 1 some account of (he author and his writing*) by Thomas Zauch, D. D., F. L. S. . Solitary Hours; by Mrs.Caroline Southey. Proverbial Philosophy: a'Book of Thoughts nnd .rgumcntafpriginnlly treated; by Martin Farqu< arTuppcr. Esq., M. A. On I (crocs, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History: six Lectures, reported with emendations and additions; by Thomas Carfylo. ■ Sartor lleiartus: The Life 1 and Opinions.of Herr Teufolnirockh, in throo books; by Thoa. Carlyle. The French Revolution: a History; by Thomas CarlyleP For sale by W. THORNE WILLIAMS, may 13 JOURNEY. S MPSON’S r .—An Overland Journey Round the World, during the years 1841 and 1842; by Sir Gearge Simpson, Goveynor-in-Chiefofthe Hudson’s Bay Company’s Territories,- ■ A -Dictionary of Poetical Quotations, consisting of elegant extracts on every subject, compiled from various authors and arranged under appropriate heads; by John T. Watson. M. D. Small Bunks on Great Subjects, in 3 vols. History of tho Reformation in Germany) by Leopold Ranke, author of*’ History of the Popes,’’ part 3} translated by Sarah Austin. The Medical StudenU Vade Meeum, or Manual of Examinations upon Anatomy, Physiology, Cbem- istry, Materia Medico, Surgery, &c. toe; second edition, greatly enlarged; by George Mendon< hall, M. D. Supplement to the Hand-Book of Needlework) from Mrs. Gaugain and Mrs Gore. Small Books on Great Subjects, No. 12; tho General Principle* of Grammar. Juat received by may 13 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. S TEEL PENS.—150 ^roas Stool Pens in boxes and on cards, coniiiting of Gil- foils Victoria, Queen’s Own, Fountain, Peruvian Eagle, Magnum Uonum. and Croton Pens; boxes containing one, three and tnplve doxen each, at all R rices; also Herzog’s celebrated Eagle Pen, and osewood I’oii-liolders; for salo at wholesale or rotail, by G R. -HENDRICKSON, mar 24 Gibbons’ BuiJdinga. YlTRlTlNG INKS.—250 dozen ol v T various makers, Blue, Black, Red and Copying. Just received.* new article,, hundsoinoly put up in bottles of improved style and shape, manufac tured by A. W. Harrison, oho claims for it superi' ority to all others. Merchants snd Institutions disposed to givo this Ink n trial will be presented with n small bottlo free of charge, nnd those pur chasing are at liberty lo return should it not give satisfaction. For sale by JOHN M. COOPER. N. B. Country Merchants supplied at much te• duetd prices. - apr 26 |\/| AYNARD& NOYES' celebrated Jv-I Black Writing INK for the quill or steel pen. Savmirmi, June 24th, 1846. TIMBER, SHINGLES, STAVES and WOOD, The undersigned having for several yonra used in nil ol which ho proposes to soli on tho most nc- .thoir respootlvo offices tho Black Writing Ink ol coinmodnting terms. He is also ready to mnko Messrs. May nnrd to Noyes, of Boston, Certify tbit ... ... .. i .... f ..... i..... 'i':.il.it. I.,,. i r...... I w r.tiitwl I ft ft n (in an tii-rl ftp lo onv D ll. GOUKAND’S MEDICATED SOAP.—The following, from among a host __ ... following, i r of similar testimonials of the extraordinary virtues of Gouraud’e Italian Medicated Soap, are selected for their brevity i Dr. Gouraud.—Sir: For a aeries of years my face and forehead have been covered with unsightly blotches and pustules—and to aggravate the matter, my nose gradually aaantned the rednese of e fiony. lo short, I became an object of disgest to myself, end ridicule to others—inasmuch as my affliction waa attributed to en undue use of tUnulantt. I have proved the contrary, by using your invaluablo Medicated Soap—through the influence of which, I ■m entirely freed from to# aforesaid anlMncee, end my ekin has become ae white and clear as it waa in the days of my boyhood. I conceive this pnblie testimony to be eminently your due, and yon ere S uite welcome to make what use of it yon please, espectfully yours, Jno.JnrrniM, Printer, True Sun Building*. For aalo by A. T. BOWNE, DregfTat. apr.28 D r. TE JACKSON’S PILE AND TETTER EMBROCATION.—Thia medi cine has already proved itself to be all* that it has been recommended, by thoee who have given He fair trisl in this country, and the demand for it in creases daily. We have just hoard of an important cure of Piles, which has been effected by the tee of it in e neighbouring town. The case was that of a female who had for a long time been under the care of a physician, but diad received no relief, and her base waa considered hopeless. Aa a last resort ■lie purchased a bottle of Ur. Jackson’s Embroca tion, which rapidly restored her to health. We have no hesitation to saying that this preparation of Dr. Jackson, for the cure of Piles end the various diseases o( the skin, is the most valuable medidnq ever offered to the American publio. There la ptx quackery about it Dr. Jackson ia one ofthe ) skilful practising physicians, and whenever b rinus preparations here been thoroughly te ia looked upon.ss a great publio bepefecto zrttc. For salo by. , .. , , THOMAS M. TUIlNF.il A t may 3 A Wholesale Druggists. 181 I rpo THE PLANTERS OP X GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.— DR. ANDERSON’S CELEBRATED WORM DE- STROYJNG SYRUP.—Having obtained ll of the above celebrated Worm Syrop, ( 5 rand aoq of Dr. Anderson) 1 have prep ogen bottles expressly to present to the adjoining St he well known J now before th« ofthisendthe adjoining States, for the that they may satisfy themselves of the superior effects of this Syrup. From the well known anthelmintic properties and the many that accompany this recipe, I am f it is far superior tu any Verm’** public. This Syrup poaitivcl. . rial or Mineral Preparation. Prepared end sold only by W. HUMPHREYS, J*., Savannah, Ga. My written signature accompanies each bottle, and nono are genuine without it. ’H. may 10 C OL. HALLOWES’ PURE AND UNADULTERATED ARROW ROOT.— Seethe following statement of Dr. Chilton, the die- tlngulriied New-York. Chcmiati “I have examined a sapiplo of Arrow Root, tnanu-. fictured by Col. Hallnwee, of St. Maiys, Geo., and' exhibited at the last Fair of the American Institute’ by Mr. Stephen Burkhalter of this city. Tho artl-' clo is or tho very finest quality, and trom the ex periments made upon it, I find It to contain as large a proportion of nutritious matter, and to be in ovary other respect folly equal to, the best quality of Ar row Root obtained from Bermuda. “It being of vital importance to invalids that anch delicato articles of diet be pure, I feel glad of the opportunity tospeak ao favourably of the Georgia Arrow Boot. “New York, Aeguat 14,1816. JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D.” A fresh supply received by feb 12 A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, W ISTAK’S CORN PLASTER— This Plaster ia now offered to the publio after a trial of more than ten -yoara, aa affording more relief in that painful complaint ofCORNS.than any other remedy now in uae. It has inaoumbez of instances entirely removed the Corn; and in all cases relieves the pain and inflammation accompa nying it. Persons after once trying it will be satis fied of its efficacy. Afresh supply juat receivad, and for sale by • G. R. HENDRICKSON, •pr!2 Gibbons’ Buildings. ]\1EW FRENCH READER.— LY Chefs d’Oovre Dramatiques do la langue Frnneaise, ml* on ordre progresaif, ot niinntis per- no faciliter I’intelligenoe. Par A. G, C'ollott, Pri fessour de languoa el de-litterature. Hiatojy ofthe Roman Ranub!lo}by J. Michetat, translated from the French ny Wm. Ilazlott. Esq. Poems of Amelia—second oditinn, enlarged. Just received by •spr 13 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. they haTe uniformly found it to be superior to any other, particularly in the unchangeable character of itt blackneu. • n R. R. Cuvi.kr, Cashier R. R. to B’g. Lo, J.lluimcrt, Cashier Ins. Bk. of Columbus, 8,C. HOUSE, Sec. Sav’h. Ins. to Trust' A. PORTER, Cashier Rank Stale GW I. K- Tnrrr, TeHerDaiik-Stwwttsnngi This Ink has stood tho test of more than thirty years' trial, and during thia time has been constant-, ly inqAtasing in public favour and patronsgo, and la now (lie loading article in the country. It flows with freedom, becomes permanently black, and will not mould under any circumstances. This Ink ia in all aixed buttle*, from one ounce to one quart. Dealers eupplidd on liberal terms msr 19 THOMAS M TURNER to CO. W OLLASTON'S PATENT GEI.ATINE.-20 lbs of Wol}*sfonyPal. ent Gelatine for immediately making Jellies or Blanc Mange, being quickly dissolved in boiling water. I) is of equal strength with t)ie finest RpSr' •Un Isinglass,end perfectly free from any D ant taste or smell, requiring less flavoring U *ier preparation or Gelatine of liinglssi '“nelly pure colourless and soluble i •ale by A. T. BOWNE, U upon theft^’various editions and null is prefixed a copious list of Obaer Marvin. Counsellor at Law. Just. may 19 W. THORNF.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, June 01, 1847, Image 1