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Newspaper Page Textd£» :«s >, f 1 M . ti .*M v zm m _ VOLUME XLV. .SAVANNAH, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, JIJNE 10, 1847. THE SAVAPiNAll RF.PUULICAN l> PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY^. LOCKE & DAVIS, H)lTY AND COUNTY PRINTERS. NO. 137. Daily Paper, • glOper annum. Tlll-'VKtKLT,.... 6 do, WuMLt, f . ; »■ 3 do. JT* In no caso will an order Tor ilio pa tended to, unless accompanied, with tho “ ““tKjl K bc at* icy, or a satUfectory city reference Advertisements inserted at tho following rates: One square of IS lines or lose, 1st Insertion, $0,76 Each continuance,....; a 60 For one month or a longer time, a liberal diaepunt will be made. • . Advertisements published ever; other day, and those inserted once or twice a week, are chgrged?5 eta. M nare for each inaeition. vertiaementa inserted at the usual rattr,an0 strict care taken th*t they be published according to law. < 17* All Advertisements sent to thia office without directions as to the number or insertions, will be published daily, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged accordingly. News and New Advertiscmcnts appear in both 9* %* All Letters directed to thia office or the Editors, must be post paid, to entitle them to attention. ?T> TNAItNSURANCECO.. OP- JTU HARTFORD, Connecticut.—The under signed, Agents for the above named Company in tnts city, continue to insure against loss or damage 6y fire on Buildings or Stocks or Goods. This is . «onn of the oldest Insurance Companies in the Unit* wl States, and Its losses have always been promptly naid. Applications for insurance willbe received by net*) COHEN, NORRIS k CO., Agents. MATERIALS, V OL. id, Tha Wratings • of tagtnn ; by Jared Spark*. f . Haley’s Natural Theolinry, with eeleetions from the Illustrative Notes, and the Supplementary Dis sertations of Sir (Jliarjea.Boll and Lord Urmiahim- Ttl6 whote-nnwijnirrangeilT Ilid oalled by Elisha Bartlett, M.D • S HAVING MATERIALS.—Wade k Butchor’a, Greaves dr Son’s, and Elliott’s finest quality of Cast Steel Ratora) Chapman’s, it’s, and Ei " “* Stout’s Emerson’s Raxor Straps; s great vari- ety of superior Saving Brushes) Guerlain's Morpe- las, Roussel’*. and Taylor’s Shaving Creams ; Mill- * • ‘ Walnut Oil Shr ‘ * tary, Ambrosial, and Walnut Oil Shaving Snapa in aquareai French, English, and American Shaving Cake*) and a great variety or Shaving Cases, Toi let Mirrors, die., for sale by G It. HENDRICKSON, may 13 Gibbons’ Buildings. A Fsiniliar Exposition or the Constitution of the United-States, containing a brier commentary and an appendix, dto.) by Joseph Story, LL. D. Scripture illustrated by Intereating Facta, -Inci dent! and Anecdotes} by Rev. Charles Field. Omoo, u narrative or adventures in the South Seas} by Herman Melville. Arthur Martin,or The Mother’s Trials} by Chas. Burdett. Eiq. Wild Sport* or the West, with Legendary Tales and Local Sketches} by the author of “Stories or Waterloo.” No. II Pictorial lllatnry or England. Illustrated LifoorGen. WinHeTd Seott. Received by JOHN M. COOPER. may 19 Vf7*EBDS & MORRELL—Are Tv now rooeiving a hill assortment or the fol lowing articles: Solar,Side and Hall Lamp*} Ga: .ioj '.amp Shades, Chimneys and Wiek,dtc. Also, plated CofToe nnd Tea Urns, Cako Baskets, Candlesticks, Spoons, Forks, Castors, die. Britannia Tea and Coffeo I’ota, Sugar Dishes, Cream Puts, Slop Bowla, Spittoons, Mugs, Pitch ers, ko. Japanned Tea Traya, Walters;Cheese, Broad, Cake, Knife and Spoon Trays} Cake, Sugar and Spice Bores, Tea (’addles, Sponge and Foot Baths, Chamber Palls, Water Pslls, Slop Jars, die. Planished Tin Tea and Coffoe Urns, Diah and Plate Covers, Steak and Chafing Diahes, Cofleo and W ASHINGTON AND HIS GEN- ERALS-By J. T Headley, author of Na poleon and hia Marshal*. Harnois’ Illuminated Shakspeare, in 3 volumes, splendidly bound in Turkey Morocco and gilt} also hall bound in library-calf. Festus. a Poem, by Philip James Bailey, barrister at l*w—fifth American edition. Elements of Geometry and Conic Section! j by Elias Loomla, A. M. Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Chancery of the States of New-York, be fore the Hon. Lewia H. Sandford, Vice-Chancellor of the First Circuit, while assistant Vice-Chancel lor, vul. 2d. For aaloby may 7 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. Tea Pots, Kettles, Egg CoddleVs, Water Uoilors, Nursery Lamps, die. Alan, Wooden Ware, Brooms. Brushes, Bellows, Door and Table Matts, Market Baskets, Wire Plate and Diah-Covers, Egg Whips and Ladlgs, die., with a variety of other articles in this line, which will be sold low, at net 14 NO. 10* PENFIELD'S RANGE. P aper and i TWINE. — 100 ream* strong single Wrapping Paper, 130 do do Crown do, 170 do do blued double do, for cover ing Cotton Yarn and for Grocor’a use, made to ordert 70 reams Urge colored Wrapping Paper, for Dry Good*} 40 do patent Hemp Paper, estra strong} 40 do News and Poat Office Envelope Paper} 40 do blue and green Druggiat’a Paper} 150 do light Wrapping and Shoe Paper} 40 do Tea Wrapping Paper} 160 lbs. coarse and fine Hemp Wrapping Twine} 100 lbs. coarse and fine Cotton Wrapping Twine. Juat received and for sale by , & ^ novS P AINTS, OIL, See.- !b« each pure No. I and 2 * * —a hr DEN8LOW k WEBSTER. 400 Itogs 25 kegs awl easts hr pure, and No. 1 Ho. 60. and 600 lha each; 160 canisters Cqrono ! White Lead; 160 1 Ho.60. inn.too ra Cqrone Green J round in Gil} 160 do Paris and Verdigris Green, n do; 100 do Chrome Yellow and Prussian Uluo.dn do; 1*0 kegs Red, Black aid Browq, dodo; 1,000 •nllone best quality Linseed Oil; 10 bhia Spirits Turpentine; 6 do Furniture, Coach and Japan Var nish. For sale by apr*l DENSLOW k WEBSTER. |^BW SPRING GOODS—PerJBrig . I Phllura.— Ladies’ and gents’ Merino Shirts, gents’ brown cotton and ailk Under-shirts, sent*’ and boys’brown and mixed cotton Hair Hose,Berlin Gloves, Lisle, ailk and embroidered Gloves, blnck and while silk.Hose, white thread Half Hose, fancy Prints, Linen Shirting, brown and Grass Linen, Corduroy, Tabby Velvet, Irish Linen, Satin Jeana, black uaasitnere. Imperial Counterpane*, bine Gambroona, cotton Edgings, attper Rrilliantea, Brocade Hdkfs.. Organdie Muslins, super Parasol*, Sun Shades and Parasnlettea; at wholesale and re tail,by SNIDER, LATHROP k NEVITT. mar 10 JJOU8E BURNISHING GOODS, 11-4 Barnsley Sheeting, 5-4 to 12-4 Cotton do Da ‘ 6-4 to 12-4 Linen Damask, Damask Table Cloths Coloured and white Cotton Doylies 4-4 Irish Linens, Linen and Cotton Table Covert. 104 to 12-4 French Quilts, Musquitn Netting Coloured and white Matting, Juto Mats And a variety of other House Furnishing Goods are offered at lowest prices, by ■pr« BULL & ANDREWS. O USE- K B E P I N G DRY • GOODS.—12-4 Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Table Diaper and Damasks, Napkins and Doilies, Huckabuck and Scotch Diamond Diaper, 3-4,7-8 and 4-4 fine low priced b cached and unbleached Cotton Sheetinga, super Kng'-Ub Long Cloths. Uobinot Pavilion Gauto, • roas-barrod do, figured Damask and Moreens,white and colored Marseille* Quilts and Countenrainea, colored Table Clnlha, 7-4 French plaid Diaper, Kuasia Diaper and Craah, Dnwlaas and Osnahurga. aprfl SNIDER, LATHROP k NEVITT. I^IOII DRESS GOODS.—The • Suhaeribers have received per last trip of leaner Southerner: Foulard, plain and other Spring Silka. Silk Muslins, French Printed M us- line and (.ambries. Plaid Tarlatan Muslins, OlloH u , ’ Embroidered Muslin Robes, Hemstitch and R vtare Border Linen Cambric H indorchiefa, .Em broidered Muslin Collars and CulTs, and a general assortment or Parasols, Parasnlettea and Sun shades. h or sale at lowest prices, In quantities to suit purchasers, by JAMBS ANDERSON k CO, m * r No. 70 St. Julian and I03 Bryan-sts. lyrusic 1YJL Aurora, FOR PIANOS.—The , Pairy Bell, Asalig, Sentimental, Lattice, Adelaide, La Violette, Lea Pfcries, La Pnrrisionnn, Rodowa. Glomary, and other Waltxes, together with a quantity IT Songs; Marche*, Qulek Steps, Polkas, 6ec. Ate. Also, Cramer’s, Hera’s and Hunter’s Piano-Forte Instructors} Callcott’s Musical Grammar) Uurrowo’s Piano-Forte Primmer. Juat received hy T. T. WILMOT. mar 9 O MOO — A Narrative of Adven ture* in the South Seat) by Herman Mel ville, author of “Typee.” Scripttfre illustrated by Interesting Facts, Inci dents and Anecdotes) by Rev. Chester Field, with an introduction by Rov. John ToHd, D. D. Paley’e Natural Theology, with aelectioni the illuatrative notes, and tho supplemontar. aertations of Sir Charles Bell and Lord Brouj the whole newly arranged and edited Bartlett, M»D. A Familiar Exposition of tho Constitution of the United States, containing a brief commentary on pause) by-Joseph Story, L. L. D. I Sports ortjte Woat, with Legondary Tales >o6al Sketches} by Mi author of “Stories of Waterloo.” . Arthur Martin, or The Mother’s Triala} by Charles Burdolt# Just received by may I9 W. THORflE WILLIAMS. u. ictionifrom iontarjk*dis- •of Wn»h- » » wan i.uu t mnu>— • no uniicriigiv now receiving his supply of SPRING and Si MER CLOTHING, and a largo nssortmen FANCY ARTICLES attached to the same, w N otes on the upper kio GRANDE—By Bryant P. Tilden, Jr. Ex plored in the montha of October and November, 1846, on board tho U. S. steamer Major Brown, by order of Major llen’I. Patterson, U. S. A., Com manding the Second Division, Army of Occupation, Mexico. The Water Cure, or-Hydropathy} from the British nnd Foreign Medical Heviow) by John Forbes, M. D. K. IV S. Tho Half-Yearly Abstractorthe Medical Sciences, being a practical and analytical digest of the con tents or the,principal British nnd Continental Medical Works, published during the preceding six monthsjpnrt 3, January to Juno, 1816) part 4, July to December. 1816. Hand-Book op Human Anatomy, General. Safe cial and Topographical) translated from the nrigw nal German or Dr. Alfred Von Bolin, nnd adapted to the use of tho English Student) by John Uirkctt. Just received b^r mar 6 . THORNF. WILLIAMS. P ROBABILITIES —An Aid to Faith) by Martin Fnrquhnr Topper. The Life or Napnlean Bonspnrto; by William Haslitt. * • An Author’s Mind ; “A Bookfol at Books,” or “Thirty Books in One.” Edited bj ltf. F. Tuddct. psney of workmanship Pcrcival) by the author of “Amy Her bert.’’ Edited by the Rev. Willintn Sowell, B. D. Travels in Peru} by Dr. J. J. Von Tachudi. Received by JOHN M. COOPER, mar 6 I1CCIOLA—The PrisoneiCof.Fen* estrelln, or Captivity Coptivo.) by X. B. Sain- i with ’ll — m. BiiiBiin, ill v.*|i tine* a now edition with Mluatratinna. A Dictionary of Gardening; by George Williai Johnson. Esq., with one hundred and eighty cuts; edited with numerous additions, by Lnndreth of Philadelphia. Tho Lady’s Book for Juno A Grammar of the English Language, adapted to the use of the Schools of America; by Joseph R. Chandler, editor ol tho United States Garotte. Just received by W.THORNE WILLIAMS, junc 4 ^Jltr L aw Xjictio.naky—a new Law Dictionary, containing^esplnmtwna of 1 ph work* or legal authors, in tho Practico of the Courts, nnd in the Parliamentary Proceeding of tho Houses of Lords, ofJ.ords and Commons; to which is added an outline nfnn Action at Law nnd of a Suit in Equity) by Henry James Ilalthnuse, Esc. * -* J *Hh RY GOODS.—76 coses and bales assorted qualities Kersey* 20 bales heavy alf wool Plains, 26 bales red and whilo Flannels, 10 bales 8 and 9-4 Duffll Twilled Blankets, 75 bales Georgia otton Cans burgs, 160 bales 34, f-8 and 4-4brnwn Sheeting 4c Shirt’g 6 eases 34,7-8 and 4-4 bloached do J_ 60 onaea fancy and lurnlturo Prints, — Jk fancy an., luimturo ■ iiuw. 10 cates au’td qualities and stylet KontnckyJeana 6 cases Taney Casaimercs, S^bales 200 lb. Nos 6,7, 8.9. 10 and 12 Cotton i, o.7. ill nnu 12 Cotton Yarn,ataorted in tho halo, manufactured at Columbia, S. C. K) dox; white,black,state and mixed Cotton Hoxa doxen heavy wool knit Sooka, 600 doxen Plaid Handkerchiefs, aaaorted qualities, SOO lb. Turk., lied V.rn, 800 doxen white and colored Spool Cotton, COO lbs. whito, brown and blue Patent Thread j 'I ogethor with many other fancy and stapto ar ticles of Dry Goods generally told in Dry Goods Stores, are how offered for sale at much redured S rices, and on the usual accommodating terms; at lo*.73and 151 Gibbons’ Building, where purchas ers arc reapectfolly invited to call and examine tho article*, by HIRAM ROBERTS. sept 22 YjtTlNTER, SPRING AND SUM- ▼ v MKR CLOTHING.—The undersigned is aUM- assortment of - —. iv.i4c.iz •iucucu iu uie same, .which he will o(I*r.at auch prices as he thinks will induce lake*. _‘he following part oT his assortment: WINTER CLOTHING.—A fow Broad Cloth Clonks, Over-Coats nnd Mantles; fine French black and English Broad Cloth Frock and Dreaa Coat* of all qualifies; fine bluo and inviaiblo green do do; line figured and plain Beaver Frock Coatat fine French Catsimer nnd Broad Cloth Pants) Broad Cloth, Casslmer, Vclentla, Merino and Velvet Vesta. N. B. The above being or Winter Article, will bo sold at vory reduced prices. SPRING AND SUMMER.—Fresh and fashions- ble Drap D’Ete and Camblet Frock and DresaCoats; Tweed Casalmcr Frock and Buaineaa Coats; check Lin^n, Gingham and figured Cotton Frock and Coatees; cream colored Grass Linen and brown do do; Drap D’Ete, French Drill. Gambroon. white Linen Drills, lasting Merino, Tweed Caaaimert, Cotton Jeana and Camblet Pants; Round Jackets, of all kindaand qualities; fine white and figured Maraoilloa, Bombasine, figured and black Satin, twilled ond fancy Jean Voflu;Morinn. Silk and Cot- ton-knit Under Shlrta and Drawers; Linen. Muslin, striped and fancy colored Shirts;a great variety of Silk and Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs; Cambric, Italian and colored Cravat*} figured and plain Satin Stocks nnd Neck Ties, a now article) blnck ond white'Kid, black Silk, and brown Linen Glovest a very largo assortment of Suspenders; Riding and Money Bolls, Shnuider Braces, Cravat Stiffeners, Silk, uinghim and Cotton Uubrellst; Tape Mea sures, Night Caps, half Hose, Linen Collate and Bosoms, Men nnd Boys’ Cloth Caps, ten. ko. TAILORING.—Just received a stnall but choice assortmentor French Cloths and Casaimers, Drap D’Ete, and other pieco Goods, which will be made up to order by experienced Workmen, at the short est notice, nnd in tho lateststyle. Cutting for Men nnd Boys to bo made by others, will bo nttendod to with great care and dospatoh. at the Old Stand, No. 114 Brysn-atrect, by GEO. S. NICHOLS. mar 19 F urniture, pianos, &c.— The Subscriber is constantly making eaten- elvo additions to his stock or FURNITURE, PI- ANOS, &c. kc., and respectfully invites all those in waatxifany article Iil his line, to call and ex amine) ma assortment before “going further and faring worse.” To say the lenit, he has as large, as well aa ond of the most rich nnd splendid assort ments of CABINET FURNITURE that can be found this side of New-York; nnd as to prices, he cannot be undersold, as ho has advantages equal to any in making his purchases. He would particularly invito dealers and others from the country, to give him a call, assuring them that every articlo sold by him may be depended on aa being what it is represented. Those making large purchases, will havo liberal deduction made iYnm their bills. HislPianos are from the factories of Chiekering and Nnnns k Fishfer, and are unsurpassed both for ele- SAVANNAH WHOLESALE A RETAIL JAMES BETTS’ UTER- INK SUHPORTKKS.—0.. A. T. Bourn., Savannah, (Ga )—I would beg to state, that * * sole * SADDLERY WARE-HOUSE. Young’s Building, (opposite Hamilton k Symons’ Clothing Stored) Sign of the GoUUn Saddle. W* H* MAY Ac (k) M.nur.oturorsnr !MUDLK3,SADl>L*KSand tIAR* NESSES, have on hand a good nii>rtmentnf Sad dles, Bridles and Harnesses, of whfch tho following comprise a part: Spanish Quiltrf, Ovr/taid and Shalton Saddles) Planter’* large and «(tra lar o Saddles) Mens’ plain do; English dot Boys’ and Race do) Ladies'Saddles of a vsriciy/of patterns; Bridles and Martingale*) Saddlebagi/Trunks, kc. HARNESSES.—Coach, Barnucii, Buggy and Sulky Harnesses of all kind*.by thr Single set. SADDLER’S MATERIALS.-Saddle Trees, Skirting-and Hog Kk»n-| Pad rf/; Slnlitlng and um.mnuu a nunninU9.4BirOtt|iilt, Boggy and Sulky Springs and Attest Dash Frame*; Hobbs and Rows, by Ihesingkaet; Plated and Brass Stomp Joints} plain do} patenADash Leather; TOp and Cur tain doj-broad and narrtV Lace*, variety of patterns} Silk and Worsted Fringe*; black sod purple Coach Roans; Buggy Lamps; plated and Brass Carriage Bands; Brass and plated Knob*, Ac. O* AW of the above articles mil be sold low for cash or approved credit. Perslna wishing to pur chase any of the'above nrtmlrs, would do well tf call and examine our goods, be Are purchasing else- —*■— fsm i-tuwth ol jan 28 S ience of the smoke it produces, positively compel ose that do not partake of it.precipitately to leave the house. The above for aale by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, may 12 Market-sqoare. pleas- GOOD GOODS, AND LOW PRICES! GENTEEL CLOTHING READY MADE, CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!! P RICE &, VEADkW take . ure in informing the pubic that they may be found 0/trays at home, amply provided with any and every article pertaining to gontllmen’a Dress; nnd do hereby confidently assure kll thoso who may favor them with patmnago, that their end and aim to »erve all faithfully. ' One of the Firm being coiitantly in the New- York market attending to the kalectton nnd manu facturing of our Goods, onablei us unreiorvedly to declare that we do and will sej Goods as cheap or cheaper than the like qualiljlcan be purchased in Uiis city. Let all those who nfy be sceptical but call and tee. We hnvo a larger nmUbflter assortment of CLOTHS, CASSlMEREf*ajd VF.STINOS, than can bo found in this city, wl^ch wo will make to measure at leu than Northern tutu. And being as sisted in our Cutting Departmsst with the skill and ability of Mr. RIPLEY, all these entrusting ua with orders may rely on their being fashionably and faithfully executed, and no miitaxe, nt 147 BAY-STREET, nov 21 Next door to the jtapublican office. T O THE PUBLIC,-Give my ar- tides n trial and judgo fol yourselves—I war rant them all »» represented nt the money refunded MY EAU LUSTKAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. This universally approved and idmired article, freo from anient spirits, pungent eisential qU, nnd other destructive materials, cleans the hairefpcditinurly, renders it beautifolly bright, and imparts to it thu delicate fragrance of flowers Hair washed with thia Extract soon becomes pleasingly soft and lux uriant in ita ffVowth) and it will positively bring in new hairon bald heads by its ose, and hair that haa been made liarali, and is turning grey nr falling nut, by the u e of spirits or other imprnpor preparations, wiUsoon be restored to iu natural color and bril liancy by a fow application* of the Eau Lustra!. It ia a preaerv»tiv%ag*in«t Baldness, and an in- fallible cure in alpafior.iions of the Skin on the Head, as DanjMff, and for preventing the filling off of the hsijyfnd turning grey, Evidence—Natui ’ well aa for purity of which experience and atudy always find room to .. snyniauu in ,iu> •••»*/.- offered excavate) it ia that source aione, which produces slthseatn* prices charged by tho manufacturersT] all that man call* invention, nnd which ho would Edited from tho second and enlarged edition, wj numerous additions t by Henry Pennington, of the Philadelphia Bar. Just rccoivod by tpr 27 W. THORNE WILLIAMS, ■o that there ia an actual saving of coats by pur- chasing hore. Among other things in his assortment-may be found—Anti Dyspeptic Chairs, large Serpentine Sofas,do Divans,do. Ottomans, Plain sud Spring- soat Sofas,do. do. Divans, Ottomans nnd Couchos, Mahogany Rocking Chairs, with red ond greon plush seating, Mohair do. Mahogany setting foil, ‘hree-qturtors.and half French Chairs) Curled Ma de, Black Walnut and Rosewood Chairs, Cane and Wood seat Sotteea, Side Boards with Mahogany nnd Murillo Tops, Dressing Bureaus with Marble Tops, do Mnhognny Tops, Side Case Bureaus, Writing Table and Bonk Cases, Cottage Bureaus on castors, Scroll nnd Plain Chamber Bureaus, Wardrobe*. Ladies’ Work Tables, Centre and Pier Table* with Mnrblo Topa, Mnrblo Top Wash Stands, Painted do. Dressing Tallies, Ton Tables, Grecian ClawfootDiiiingTabl-e, Extension Tables, Card Tables with llarpe and Ogc Pillars. Mahogany Bedsteads, do French Patterns, Curled Maple Bl-c- steads, Plain do do.—also, ’Curled Mnplo, Black Walnut nnd Rosewood Chairs with Cane bottoms, Windsor Chairs, Chil drens’High do. Counting Room Desks, Revolving Chairs fbrifounting Rooma,’ Counter Stool*, Foot Stoola, flat Stands, Bellows and Brush, Bird Cngos, KnifeTraya, Safe*. Mahogany nnd Cherry (.'rilia. Hair Mattraasea, Moss do, Foathor Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Greo-i, Red. Black, Blue and -rr s t rpHELAW OF CONTRACTS X In a courso of Lectures delivered at tho Law* Institution; by John William Smith, Esq., anthor of “Leading Cases,” with notes and an appendis, by Jelinger C. Symon, Esq. A Digest ef the Conveyancing, Testamentary and Registry Lnws of all the States of the Union, embracing references to the lending decisions upon these subjects in the most of the States, to gether with the forms; by James B.Thornton. English Common Law Reports, vols. 49 and 60, also, the index to the first 47 sols. The Law Library for January, Fobruary and April. Juat received by roar 6 WT THORNE WILLIAMS. Sofas and Mahogany Chairs, Willow Wagons, do 'Jradles. also, A great variety of Mantel nnd PiorGInsses, Toilet and Dressing Glasses of all of-tho different kinds now used. I. W. MORRELL. j^ANMAN’S VOYAGE.—A Sum mer in tho Wilderness, embracing a canoe voyngo op the Mississippi and around Lake Supe rior; by Char lea t,unman. History of the Konpn Republic) by J. Michelet, author of the History of France) translated by William Haxlitt, E*q. Juat received by • W. THORNE WILLIAM ,l'|OMBSTIO GOODS. — 3-4, 7-8. . 44,64 and 6-4 brown Shirtings nnd Shoei ng, 34; 7-8, 4-4,64 and 12-7 Bfonchad do; Tick- ingstMsrlboro Stripes; Shirting Stripes; Blue Drill- ing;B lue and Mixed Denims; York Stripes and Denims; 6 4, 74, 8 4 nnd 10-4 Table Damask) Huckabuck and Scotch Dinpor; Huckabuck and Linen rowels; Damask nnd coloured Dailliost A- proni Chocks,, Domestic Plaids; Philadelphia Stripes) Lott s and Mayflower Spool Thread} col’d Cotton and Linen Thread; Buttons; Pins; Needles; Tapes; Ac. <re. Juat received by • *P r3 BULL 8c ANDRF.WS. F ORTESCUE—A Novel; by Jas. Sheridan Knowles; Esq., part 2d. Cinq-Mars; or a Conspiracy under Louis XIII., • historical romance; by Count Alfred de Vigny, Translated by William hTnxIItt. Questions in Geography, adapted for the uso of Morse’s, Worcester’*, Mitchell’s, Field’e, Malti- Bran’s, Smith’*, Olney’s, Goodrich’s, and ot^er Maps; by Richard Green Parker, A. M. The True Believer, hia character nnd privileges, elucidated in n sorlca ol discourses; by Rev. Asa Mahan. Received b^r KJTOSIE RY.—-Ladies’ white Cotton tlii .“W Ladle*’ brown, slate and mixed Hose; uadiM white open worked Hoso; Ladies’ Linon rsfUilL u. l . ,brown nml white Linon half Hose; • white, brown and mixed Cotton halfHoso) w ,Mfo and blnok Silk half Hose; Missoa* and Boys mixed and white Hoso; Children’a long altu? d ° MBs; Children’* half fingered Lisle Milts; IM lini’ uklt* I.I.nL Nnlt flln.Hi, T.aiii.al ■«i7. v.nnnron ■ nan iiuuoinu u»io Mitts; Misies’ white and black Nett Gloves; Ladies’ whito and black Nett Gloves; Ladies’ colored Lisle Gloves; white aud blnck H. S. Gloves. For sale by W” *7 HENRY H. PTOTESBURY. RLACK, Bl.UK, AND RED INK. •mT « . ® r0M D »Yiw* k Rlaok’a superior Ink. i he first premium of tho American Institute, f ^•J 1 ^ •Warded to tholi Inks at four anntinl F« M * u *hm »» i»«i ■■muni r'airs In tho city of New-York. Also. Maynard & noye s snperior Writing Ink. For aale by .. A. T. BOVVNE, may 15 Gibbons' Buildings. PANCY SOAPS & PERFUME- *!r , RY.—Soaps for the toiletJind lor shaving, of hi 51. f n d..flavors. Also Psrfomery of various I I ' II4VUIS. mill rwiium.il/ ui V4IIUU4 ••inctsd from th« beat manufactories In the ctntaUy, THOMAS M. TURNER k CO., " ‘ 181 Bay-atreet. June 9 RUCHAN-S HUNGARIAN UAL- rrf OF LIFE—For tbo cure of Consump tion, Colds, Coagha, Asthma, Spitting of Bfood,and ■iLothcr puIntonarydiseasna; for saio by A- A. SOLOMONS, Agent, may y U " L -* ♦ m 1 Market-square. may 12 US. C rockery* and iiouse- FURNISHING STORE.—Tho Subscribora are now receiving n full aasortmont of CROCKERY AND HOUSE-KEEPINU ARTICLES, to which they invite tbo attention o^Hrchascrs. Their Gooda arc made of tho best materials and in the mo*t substantial mannor. and will bp sold it very low pricoa. Tho following are among (ho articles to be found at their Establishment: CROCKERY GLASS AND STONE-WARE. . Consisting of W. U. Dinner and Ton Setts, W. G. nnd bluo Toilet Setts, China Tea Setts, lateat patterns; China Mugs, Taney China Vases, Mantel Ornaments, Children’s Tea Setts, Glass Lamps, Tumblers, Wino Glasses, Butter Disites, Solar and Aatral Chimneys, Decanters, Bird Glasses, Stone Jugs, Jars, Butter Pots, kc. LAMPS, TIN-WARE, kc. Solar and Lard Lamps, Solar Lnmp Heads. Sido and *Hall Lamps, Lalterns, Brittannia and Tin Lamps, Britannia, Brass aud Tin Candlesticks, Tea Traya, Bread nnd Knife Trays, Slop and Water Pall*, Toilet! Palls, Wine-Coolers,(Spittoons, Font Bnttia. Cako nnd Spice Bnxos. Plato Covora, Coffee Urns, Patty Pans, Jolly Moulds.Pepper Boxes. Nut- —* *' *- **«*/'•' * ***—- • Bri roar 6 THORNE WILLIAMS. |^AW BOOKS.—Dunlap V Pa ley on the Law of Principal and Agent. Third American edition, with oxtonslve additions, jdat published • Edwards on Receivers in Chancery, with Prece dents Wheelor’s Reports of Criminal Law Cases, de cided nt tho City Hull, New-York, 3 vols. City Hall Recorder, by Dnn'l Rogers, G vols. in 3 Allen on the Duties and Liabilities of Sheriff* Ulydenburgh on Usury, with tho - Statute! of the aetoral State* relating to intorcit * Tllingh nat'a Ballantyno on tho Statute of Limi tations, dto.) Adams on Ejectment F.dwnrd’s New-York Chancery Reports,3 vols. Smith's Selection of Leading Cases in all branch es or the Law, with references to American Caaes, ?d edition,2 vols. Roscoo’s Crimltfa|‘Evidence*) Roscoo’s Civil do East’s Reports, lo vols. in 8. mar 16 . W. THOHNK WILLIAMS. ( . EOGKAPHy —Hfy Little Geog- vX raphy; odited by Mrs. L. C. Tuthill. Modern Chivalry, or Tho Advonturos of Capt. Farrago and Teaguo O’Rfcgnn; by H. H. Bracken- ridge, second edition since tho author’* death, with illustrations from original designs, by Dariey. . Blaek'vood’a Magaxine for April. Tho Law Ropnrtorfor May. — Just rocelvod by may 16 W.THORNE WILLIAM?. rp ALLeqCK & GO’S. Patent Medicated Indin Rubber Porous Strength ening Piaster—Just received iihd for sale by . W. HUMPHREYS, Jr., . . Iv hit,uit».rop|>or uuiu.nui- meg Graters. Muffin Kings, Cullenders, Plate Heat- Nature ia an isfilllMUbtl you are hereby appointed my sole Agent for Sa vannah, and that any other person selling Rirp- Porfm as mine are imposing on the public, by vending worthless sod injurious counterfeits of my Supporters. Sarah Bktts. Caution—Each Supporter will have written on It jhe name of “Sarah Betts ” The Subscriber would respectfully inform the Physicians and Ladies of Savantitb, that Mrs Ssrah BetU has appointed him her sole Agent in this city, for the sale of her Supporters, and that sny others vended elsewhere in the city as her’* are counter- foits. - # These Supporters are now very generally adopt ed and recommended by Physicians, aa the most supcessfol medium or relief for that diatreaaing malady for which they were invented, of any offer ed to the public. Mr*. Betts has the testimony ol Professors O. Jackson, T. D. Matter. Joseph Pancoast. J. K. Mitchell, N. Chapman,nnd Wiltbank, Philadelphia, and many others of tho most eminent Physicians ’ ‘ ‘ sir ‘ in various parts of the United States, in their favor. .Shn has recently introduced an entire new Sup porter tor summer use; it is made of open net work, —ry light and cool, weight only from 2 to Sots. idSt the same time possesses all-the important requisites. For further particulars, see her pamphlets, to be procured gratia at my Ltore. A. T. BOWNE, Druggist, tniyO . Gibbons’ Buildings. - - c . r kwtk at id n M r. MO ms OF THE QUEEN OK FRANCE—By Mn. Porba. Huih. Tsylor and his Generaldfljai Biography of Major “ ana Sketches of the Live* General Zachary Taylor, of Generals Worth, Wool and Twiggs; together with a History ol the Bombardment ot Vert Crus, and a Sketch of the Life of Major General Win- field Scott, embellishod with portraits ond on graving*. Prevention Better than Core, or Moral Wants of the World we Live in; by Mrs. Ellis, author of “The Women of England,” &c. Ore. Lives of British Dramatists, in 2 vols. The Youth of Shakspeare ; by T. Williams, Esq. The Tourist’s Guide, or Pencilling* in England and on the Continent; bv Henry Sherburne. Will Side and Border Sketches, with Legends of the Cheviote and the Lainmermuir; by W. H. Maxwell. The Countess of Saint Gena; translated from the French of Alexandre Dumas The Scourge of the Ocean: a Story of the At lantic ; by an Officer of the tl. £. Navy. Journal or Travels over the Rocky Mountain! to the Mouth of tho (’olumhia River, made during the years 1816 and 1816; by Joel Palmer. The Count of Morion, or Woman’* Revenge; translated from the French of Frederick S«ulle. * Notes of a Traveller On the Social and Political State of France, Prussia, Switxerland, Italy and other parla of Europe; by Samuel Laing, Esq. Tho Historical Essays published under the title of“Dixans Deludes Hutoriques.” and Narratives ol the Merovingian Era, or Scenes ol thb Sixth Cen tury, with an autobiographical preface; by'M. p Augnktln Thierry. Recelvod by JOHN M. COOPER. n*a>22 ‘ tLTORYON SALES.—A Trenti.e FEVER AND AGUE.—Chill Fe- X ver, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fovenr, and all the various forms of Bilious Diseases speedily and thoroughly cured by Dr. Osgood’s India Cholagogue Thia invaluable medicino was prepired from an extensive practice of several years in a bilious cli- •- J - ifer * ‘ - mate, and is neVer known to fail of curing Fever and Ague, nr any of the diseases above named. Those who are suffering from affections ol this rind, as also those who have become invalids from ihMr effects upon the conutitution, will find tho India Cholagngue a mo*t Invaluable remedy for purifyingthe blood, and thoroughly cleansing from the system tho morbid effects or a bilious complaint. Tho wonderful npetation of the Cholagngue iq eradicating bile from the human system, ean only explain its extraordinary agency in the speedy, thorough and permanent cure or fever and ague, and the vsriootgradea of intermittent and remittent fever*. It is equally effectual for the cure of Liver Com plaint, Jaundico, Enlargement of the Liver: also Enlargement ot the Spleen, called Ague Cake, and the various forms of bilious Indigestion— These, with the other varied affections of such cli mates, arising Truro a common miasmal cause, are only modificarionsof the same disease, and equally controlled by tho aame remedy. Tho operation of tho Cholagngue, as its namo imports, is upon the liver—promoting the discharge nfbilr '" L *’ J ' * J ’* - J - kX* on the Law of Sales of Personal Property, with illustrations from the Foreign Law; by Wil liam W;_Stnry. A Treatise on Wilts; by Thomas Jarman, Esq., first American edition, with note* and references to American Decisionst by J.C. Perkins, F.tq. Modern Probate of Wills, containing an Analysis of the .Modern Law of Probate in England and America, with numerous references to the English and American Cases, and enpfout extracts from the leading cases. A Treatise on the Rights nnd Duties of Merchant Seamen, according to the General Maritime Law, and the Statutes of the United States) by George Tirknor Curtis, of the 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 Charles Lord Ten- terden; seventh English edition, by William Shee, with Hie notes of Mr. Justice Story and J. C. Per kins, Esc. For sale by may 12 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. rile. The thousands who ht*e used it need no further evidence of its value than ita happy resto rative effecta. For sale by may 10 THOMAS M. TURNER 6c CO. F RE8H SEEDS The Subucri- bers have received a choice selection GARDEN SEE 'S, which havo been raised with great care by n Seedsman of high reputation, and are wnrrauted as good as any to be found in thia country LAND—By Alexander Slidell Mnckenxie. The Rose of Persia, nr Ginfarol Barcneki: a Tale of the East; by Samuel Spring. Tho Writings of George Washington: being his Correspnnitpnce, Addresses, Messages and other Papers, Official and Private, selected and published from the original Manuscript*, with a Life of"the Author; notes nnd illustrations by Jated Sparks— vol. 1st containing Waahingtnn’s'Life. The History of the World, from the earliest pe riod to tho year of our Lord 1703, with particular ref- reence to the affairs of Europe and her Colonies; translated from tho German of Baron John Von Muller—4 vols. 12 mo., with note* by Alexander H. Everett Lives of Eminent Individuals Celebrated in A- Inerican History, containing the Lives of Stark, Rrainerd, Fulton, John Smith, Ethan Allen, Sehas- do better, porhnps, to namq idaptmio.... ’ i,wlM»|«ar , “—‘ 1 “L ,,, “ For sale, wholesale and r*tsil by J ULKS H AU F.L, Chemist and Perfumer, 46 H. Sd-at, below Chesnut and No. I20Cheanut-at., Philadelphia, and by J. M. TURNER k BROTHER, Monunent-squarn. AndTHOS. RYERSON. And at the principal druggists and fancy stores in the Union. m ly mar 22 J ULES HAUEL’SCE/zEBItATED PERSIAN OR CHINESE POWDER— Which ia unequalled for the nueery. for restoring, beautifying, preserving the coftplesfon,. rendering the skin delicately white, smooth and soft, prevent ing cutaneous eruptions, chsfping, and obviating too copious perspiration. Travellers nnd residents in warm climates will highly ippreciato this grata- fol appendage to the toilet . Previous to the discovery «f this important ap pendage to the toilet, ladiea sere compelled to re sort to useless, and in anme cites dangerous prepar ations fur whitening the skin, which failed in thou sands of cases to produce thodesired effect This valuable cosmetic, since ill introduction to the public, has met with unbounded success; each new trial serves only to expound its high reputation. 1 . ’^.r- '-— , - ASPARAGUS—Giant, nnd Root*. UK ANS-f Kidney,Dwf. Bush or Snap.)—Early Mnliawk, Early yellow, six weeks, Early Chins Dwarf or Urge Kidney, Refugee or lUOOto 1 .Hall' Moon (Polo or running.) Large white Lima, Whito Dutch.runners, Scirlet TiiTcfoRed Cranberry, ene. B E ET— Early blood Turnip, Loitgblood.white Large purple C.ipe. ("ABIIAUE-Etrly Turk, Large York, Green ;lobe Snvoy, Early Sugar 4onf, Early Drumhead, Lato Drumhead, Large late Battersea, Late flat Dutch, Early fiat Dutch, Green Glased C A U L IF LOW E R- Enrley nnd Into. CKLKKY-White solid, CRESS —Curled or P«ppergrsss. Broad leaf CUCUMBER —Early Frame.Early cluster, Ear lyshortgreen, Early long green MUSTARD —Brown or Black, White English. MARJORAM—Sweet. ONION-YellowDutch, Large red, Silver skin, Onion tells. OKRA. PARSLEY—Curled. PARSNIP— Largo Dutch, Uurnsey. PEPPER—Bell, Cay- Up [—Sweet or Su gar, Early Canada, Tua- corora How much the bonuly of a Sylph-like fotm is en hanced by n clear and brilliant complexion, is only .. ,. . . .... known to thoao who ar* suffering from freckles. White Cord, with Tassela to match, Hair Cloth for pimples, blotches, morphew, and other disfigure- uimciiL-*, iiiurpuen, »uu >>11101 uisnguic- ments of the skin, occasioned by the uso of pow ders, decorated with street names, such 04 Lily White, Ponrl Powder, fee., too often made of a deletcriouk substance. To thoso we would say, mako atrial of this Cosmetic, and your complex ion will be rendered beautifully clear, fair and blooming. For sale, wholesale and retail, by the sole proprietor, JULE6 HAUEL, Perfumer nnd Chemist, 110 Chcsnut-sf.,4th door below 4th, south side. Philadelphia, (wilkout whose signature on the label none nrr gnnuinej and by J. M. TURNER « BROTHER. Monument-square. RSON. Scotch, Purple. LEAK—Large Scotch, London. LF.TTUC E-Dram- head.wliileCabbige, Curl ed Silesia, Large green- head. I mpnrial cabbage. MELON-Green Cit ron, Nutmeg, Cantelope, ' —- **■“it. Large Musk. marf2 mly (AndTHOS RYER rpo THE LABI BS IN JPARTIO Gravy Strainers, Britannia‘Tea and Table Spoons, Coffee M ilia, together with a general as sortment of bright Tin-Ware. DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Iron Pota nnd Kettles, Bako Pans, Potato Strain- era, Spiders, Shovels and Tonga. Sauce and Stow Pana, enamelled Stew Kettles and Sauco Pana, Fry Pans', Furnaces, Wofernnd Waffle Irons,Coal Hods Cnfloo Roasters, Egg Whips, Egg Codlera, Chafing Dishes,Tea and Dinner Bells, Toast Forks, Sad Irons, Pasta Jnggers, Wire Dish Covert, .Gridirons. Baiting Spoons, Rat and Mouse Traps, Brass and Steel Snuffers, ivory Table Cutlery)together wilh ir lino assortment of Scissors and Pocket Cutlory. WOODEN AND W1LLOW-WARE.,. Brooms, Buckets, Tubs,Staves, Clothe* Horses, Wash Boards, Neat* Uoxos, Wooden Spoons. Co- coa Dippers, Lemon Squeexers,' fancy and com mon Bellows, Knife Rox^aainted Keelers, Win dow Blinds. Butter PrlriffljKKnucota. Bird Cages, Clothes Hampers, Travelling Baskets, Willow Cradles and Chnirt, Wagons and Market Baskets, Key and fancy Basket*)also Door Mats and Brushea of every description. FANCY AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Children’s Knives and Forks, Cigar Traya, fancy Boxes, different nattorns, Oressing and Sido Combs, Tooth Brushes, 1. R. Life Preservers and Pillows, Dressing Cases, Mustard Spoons, Raxor Strops, Spool Stand*,Jewa-harpa, Marblea, Pocket Mirrors, Paper Lnmp Shades, Lnmp Wick., all sixes, 610. Families about commencing Hnuse-k«bpin| Planters and others, are invited to call. COLLINS k BULKLEY, nov 5 • 108 Ifryan-streot. _ ULAR —My DHPILATORY POWDER ha- been found highly bexeficial snd of greatjsse to ladies who, have bees afflicted with superfluous hnir. principally when Its growth has been confined to the upper Up and aids of tho face, giving a -mas culine turn to tho whole fontures. When used with proper care, and according to the directions, it will be found to bo a great addition to the toilet, aa tho use of any sharp Instrument is entirely avoid ed, and the hair is removed in five or ten minutes after its application. - This composition is infallible, and warranted to remove superfluous hair. After numerous trials I havo received certificates of success which can not be contested. Fnrsale,wholesale and retail, at JULES HAUKL’S DEPOT, 46 S. Third-st.below Chesnut & No. ltOChesnut-st..Philndalntiia,andby J. M. TURNER k BROTHER, Monument-square. And THO4. RYERSON. A Premium awarded at the Franklin Institute. mar 22 tn ly etable Marrow. TURNIP .— Early white Dutch, (Flat or Spring.) Early red top, KarlyGardenStone.Largo English Norfolk,Hanover or long Tankard, Purple top Rutabaga. TOM A’rO.-Large red. THYME. FLOW El SEEDS. In pkgs. 60 kinds in each do 100 do FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, kc. Buckweat, Broom Corn, Blue Grets, Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, Millet, Red Clover, Rye and Oata. Flower Seeds, Roots, Fruit and Ornamental Trees furnished to order from one of the best and most extensive Nurserys and Flower GardenaJn this country. An assortment of Books on Agriculture. Garden ing, Raising of Stock, Poultry, &c., to which will bn added the moat popular worka issued on the above subjects. Teb 10 . DENSLOW &. WEBSTER. In pkg*. 12 kinds in each, do 25 do P RESERVE YOUR TEETH, Tho Compound Chloride Tooth Wash, ia supersede}) by none other in the market for purify ing the Brenth. whitening the Teeth, and-restoring may 29 Corner of Bay and Draylon-strsets. 1 mar 10 diseased and spongy Gums, the primary cauae of Tooth Ache, and many neuralgic pains of the jaws sndTsce.* For saln by- - * ? A; T. BOWNE, Druggist, ' * ' “ lildf G entlkmen ofsavannah- MY CELEBRATED AMBROSIAL AND ALMOND SHAVING CRlflNMS d</y a compar- Don in A mtrica Or Europe. Mo perton will ute any other a/ter tuing this Emollient Paste. It is the best, the very best. Give it only a single trial. * do not ask any more to convince you. 1 warrant it. For aalr, wholesale and retail, at JULES HAULE’S, lSftChevnut-sl.. Philadelphia. 4th door below Fourth. Sonin side. And by J. M TURNER k BROTHER, Monument-square. And THOS. RYERSON. A Premium awarded at tho Franklin Institute, mar 22 m ly• -yy HITE LEAD.—10,000 pounds T V Atlantic White Lead, warranted pure; 5,000 English do. do.; 5,000 No. I Union do. do. For aalo low by JNO. G. FALLIGANT. Tho following warranty accompanies each pack age of rhe Atlantic White Lead:— “Tiie Atlantic White Lead ompant here, bv inform tho Painter* nnd other pm jhasers of White Load, that, in accordance with a resolution ~ns*ed ,,,, ""l of , l’n | il**l lh*« mnnilfnr*. passed by thoir Board or Truste*s. they manufac ture but one quality of White Lead, via: a atrictly lurtfkrticle,and have resolved toconfine themselves thfc manufacturing of Pure Lead only, and that of a very euperioraualUy— making none of tho low* or qualities or adulterated Lead, such aa arc uaually branded ‘Extra,"No. I'No. 2,’ kc. kc “No adulterating material ia admitted within their works, andjiurdhasers may always depend upon be ing aupplied with a uniform article.” aug 15 Gibbons’ Buildings. |Y|Y CKOOIIET SAMJ’LEU-JJy apr 28 Lambert, juat received by R. H. HOWELL, 157 Ce ongress-st. ’—Early horn. PUMPKIN—Connec- ticut, Mammoth. PEAS— Karly -Wnah- igtonjtyreet.oirly War wick, 2 leet, early double blossom frame, 3 feet, early Charlton, Golden Hotspur. 3A feet, Dwarf Marrowfat, 3k feet, Bish op’s dwarf prolific, 1 foot, Matchless Marrowfat or Tall, 6 feet. RADISH—White Fall, hardy Long Scarlet,Long Salmon. Scarlet Turnip, YellowTurnip,(fine Sum mer and Autumn variety,) black Fall or Spanish. RHUBARB ROOTS. SALSIFY. SAGE. SPIN AGE. —Prickly or Fall, Round Leaf or Summer. SQUASH.— Early Summer buah.KarlySum- mer crook neck, Winter EGG PLANT-Purpie. crook neck, Cocoanutor KALE—Green curled'Porter’s Valparaiso, Veg- U TLEY’S PATENT STRAW CUTTER. —Tho undersigned offers the Right for Making end Selling the above Machine in the Counties ofChatham, Camden, Glynn, Ef fingham, Liberty, Emanuel, Laurens, Lowndes, McIntosh, Montgomery, Telfslr, Wayne, Ware, Bryan, Bulloch and Appling. Tho following certificate from gentlemen who onjoy high reputations for their agricultural man agement, and especially for their success in feed- tag cattle, apeak* df it aa an efficient improvement: Augusta, Arril, 1846. W»i, the undersigned, have examined and test ed Utley’* Pntont Straw Cutter, and pronounce it (from the aimfdtaity of its construction and the easo and facility with which it worka) to be supe rior and better adapted tn the purpoaes of the farmer than any other machine which lias como under our observation, nnd do hereby recommend ita usuto our friends and tho public. I. A. lIlBLEIt, E. L. Allmond, H. Bowdrk, Georoe L. Twiogs, The Machines can be examined, nnd persons wishing to purchase rights to make and sell in any of the above named counties, will please call 011 the undersigned. T. J. WALSH, nov 23 gURGICAL INSTRUMENTS!— R OU88EL’S LIQUID DYE—For changing, In or red hair, eyebrow! and whWU. jet-black or brown colour, without Although there are at present number or llair Dyes, competing I loud and exaggerated reel* liar and respective excellence*.! I respective excellences, known tb many who are undar t.. curring to their aid, that they are ila ' *' ‘ irregular in their result*. 'Ao fri which have been made of the aob which he could recommend and tainty of effect ahd harmlessnrsa, to bestow much time and applicatii tion of one which should poeser~ and be free from the objections frequently heard reiterated again of experiments has enabled Tiiit difficulties; and it ia a.iou’rce 0“ to find hit labours crowned wil success, and tn have it in fat* public with perfect confidence, in its composition on chemical tag the advantages of being e«»)r of appiii Jy harmless to the hair and akin, certain ntadiate id ita oMration, and permanent I Wets. Persons who b*v* hitherto rejected ...» ot al! hair dyes, from pn apprehension of their | seising qualities deleterious to the health of hoir'and skin, may avail themielves of this tlon with a perfect confidence in the qualities of all the ingredients used'In ita 1 sitlon. Fur sate by THOMAS M. TURNER 6c. C may 26 181 Bay-a fCOLUMBIAN EMBROCATION. putable ness or pleasure calls to foreigt deterred from attempting n voyi of the violent attacks of Si which iome persons are always liable . woatber, and from which few are exempt ft. days after the commencement of their Bratp by sea- It cannot be denied that number!*) viduals, In thia and every other country, w glad to seek another climate for the reator impaired health, in poraoit of wealth, or fra causes, were it not from the dread of si themselves to an illness which‘has often p tal to life. This illness however may be alleviated, and In a few hnura all aymptnma or it driven away by the uae of the Colombian Embrocation,—a preparation which ia to be applied externally, atu may in any ceae whatever be used with the safety. For aale by A. T. BOWN june 7 Gibbons’ F HP HE AMERICAN IN ENG- X LA tian Cabot. Henry Hudson, Joreph Warren, Israel Putnam. Divid Rittenhouse. William Pinckney, Sir Henry Vane, Anthony Wayne, William Ellery, and Richard Montgomery. Alice Gordon, or'The Uses of Orphanage; by Joseph Alden, 0. D. Pictorial History of England, No. 21. The Eclectic Magaxine, for April. The Child's Friend : being selections from the various works of Arnatid Berquin, adapted to the usn of American Reader*, with a sketch of his Life nnd Writings. Just received by V ' apr 30 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. VITILEY & PUTNAM’S LIBRA- H It Y OF CHOICE REAPING—Handaomo- ly bound in red cloth. The Lifo of Napoleon Buonapaites by William Haxlitt, in 3 volumes. The Spariards and their Country; by Richard Ford, author of the Hand-Book of Spain. Tho Lives of Dr. John Douno. Sir Henry Wot- ton, Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. George Herbert,and Dr Robert Sanderson; by Isaak Walton, with some account or the author and his writings; by Thomas Zauch, D. D., F. L. S. Solitary Hours; by Mrs. Caroline Southey. Proverbial Philosophy: a Book of Thoughts and Arguments,originally treated; by Martin Farqu- bar Tupper, Esq., M. A. On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History : six Lectures, reported with emendations nnd additions) by Thomas Carlyle. Sartor Kesartus: The Lifo and .Opinions of Herr Teufelsdrockh, in threo bonks; by Thn«. Carlyle. The French Revolution: a History; by Thomas Carlyle. For sale by W. THORNE WILLIAMS. may 13 P ATENT MEDICATED j'l r RUBBER POROUS STRENGTHS PLASTERS.—These Plasters have been lat traduced, and will supercede every other adl _ Plaster on account of their superior advanta„__. They are more adhesive than most of Plasters, and from their elastic and yielding properties cause no uneasiness or pain from motions of the body) an other very important advantage they have over other Plasters, and that is, on account of their po rosity,which allows the escape of the perepiratlori and other morbid matters secreted by the skin. The common Plasters in use retaining these mor-. bid secretions, there being no escape, a>e absorbed and carried back into the circulation, proving more or leas detrimental to health. For sale by A. T. BOWNE, may 29 • Gibbon's Buildings. It. GOURAND'S MEDICATED SO\P.—The following, from among* host of similar fratimoniahi of the extraordinary virtues or Gouraud’a Italian Medicated Soap, ere selected for their brevity 1 Dr. Gouraud.—Sir: For a serlee of yeare mr face and forehead have been covered with unalgbtly blotches and posttiles—nnd to aggravate the matter, - my nose gradually assumed the redness of a pinny. In short, I became an object of disgust to myself, and ridicule lo others—inasmuch as my affliction was attributed to an undue use of ilimulante. I have proved the contrary, by uaing your invaluable Medicated Soap—through the influence of which, 1 am entirely freed from the aforesaid nuisance*, and my skin haa becomn as white and clear sa it wai in the days of my boyhood. I conceive this public *“ ‘ beeminentl. ■*"* — A — testimony to be eminently your due, and you are unite welcome to make what uae of it you pleaae. Respectfully yours, ** Jno. Jewries, Printer, True Sun Buildings. For sale by A. T. BOVVNE, Druggist. ■Pr» IODIDE OF SARSA- S A l ANUS’ _ , PARILLA.—This new chemical preparation, as the name implies, is n combination of the moil valuable remedies known, for the speedy removal and permanent cure of diseases arising from an im pure state of the blood, or general derangement of the system. Its operation ta mild and pleasant— ; r et efficient and powerfol—being that of an altera- Ive, directly—indirectly proving a lasting tonic, prepared by A. B. k D. Sands. New-York—for tale by A. A SOLOMONS, Agent, june 8 Market-aqaru. W ORMS! WORMS!!—Are de stroyed effectually by tbu following medi cines: Jtyne’e Tonic Vormiluge; The'Dead Shot) Fahnestock’* Vermifuge; Hull’* Worm Lozenges. A largo supply of the above medicines are constant ly an hand, and for tale, wholesale or retail, by THOMAS M. TURNER & CO., june 9 181 Bay-street glMPSON’S JOURNEY—An _ jy 1 .... —. - . the yeam 1811 and 1812; by Sir George Simpson, Gorernor-in-Chtafnftho 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. Smnll Books on Great Subjects, in 3 vols. History of the Reformation in Germany; by Leopold Ranke, author oP'Histnry of the Popes,” part 3; translated by Sarah Austin. The Medical Students Vade Mecum, or Msnnal of Examinations upon Anatomy, Physiology, Chem istry, Materia Mcdica, Surgery, kc. kc ; second edition, greatly enlarged; by George Menden hall, M. D. Supplement to the !Und*Bnok of Needlework; from Mrs. Uaugain and Airs Gore. Small Books on Great Subjects, No 12} the General Principles of Grammar. Just received by may 13 W THORNE WILLIAMS. REWARD.—To the sufferers of Rheumatism 1 now address the above, tbe Liniment I offer for four relief is now used with astonishing success,and s recommended by many i^Savanuah to be supe rior to any thing of the kimThnw before the publio. For your own benefit I kindly ask you to try HUMPHREY’S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT, and you will be relieved. Prepared and sold only oy VV. HUMPHREYS,. Jr., - may 22 Corner Bay and Dray ton-streets JVEW FRENCH READER La Chef* d'Oevre Drnnutiqucs de h langue Fnncaisn. mis en ordre progressif, ol annotis pour no faciliter (’intelligence. Par A. G. Collott, Pro- fesseur de langues ct de lilterature. Histnjy ofthe Rnman Republic; by J. Michelet, translated from the French by IVm. Haxlctt, Esq. Poems of Amelia—second edition, enlarged. Just received by spr 13 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. S TEEL PENS.—160 ^ross Stoe! Pens in boxes and on card*, constating of Gil- lotts Victoria, Queen’s Own, Fountain, Peruvian Eagle, Magnum Bonum, and Croton Pens; boxes containing one, three and twelve doxen each, at all t irices; also Herzog’s celebrated F.nglo Pen, nnd tosewood Pen-hnhtara; for solo nt wholnanlo or retail,by G R. HENDRICKSON. . msr 24 Gibbona’ Buildings. ^•RITING INKS.—260 dozen ol D ON’T GIVE UP! TRY ONCE MORE AND SUCCESS WILL BE YOUR P ATE DE NAFB D’ARABIE— The I The Nafe is a Fruit, the name of which sig nifies in Oriental language toholtsome/or the Lungs. Tiie reputation which it haa established in the Le vant, has induced M. Delangrenier to compose a Paste, which unites in a small enmpasa all the pectoral and toothing qualities of that FrnlL It will be found an elegant aa well as most effectual and agreeable curative for Coughs, Catarrh, and all irritations of the Lungs, &c. For aale hy U. R. HENDRICKSON, june 6 Gibbons'Buildings. ■EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING. XJ Meakins' concentrated Extracts for flavoring Icea, Jellies. Custards, Pastry, Syrups, kc., com’ prising Vanilla, Rcre. Lemon, Bitter Aim “ ' PP „ .Jmonds.Nut- meg, and other Aromatics. Juat received, and for sale by THOMAS M. TURNER k CO., june 9 181 Bay-etreet. HALLO WES* PURE AND C OL. I _ The Subscribers have juat received a further aupply of Surgical and Dental Inatraments, com prising in part the following, vtx: Amputating,Trepanning nnaObstefrical Inatraments Cataract nnd Strabismus and Dissecting jta Cupping Cases, with Horn and GlaqgCups Scarificators, plain and reverse Tooth Keys, Forcepa, all atyle* Dental Inatraments in cases Pocket Betts Surgical Instruments Thumb and GumLnncets, Ivory nnd Shell Handles Spring Lancets, Silver and Brass • — ALSO— Stomach Tubes, Catheters, Silver and Gum Elas tic Bnugces, Metal nnd G. F., all of which are offered low. THOS. M. TURNER k CO,, 181 Bay-atrcot. various makers, Blue, Black, Red and Copying. . Just received n new article, handsomely put up in bottles of improved style and shape, manufac tured by A. W.-Harrison, who claims for it superi ority to all others. Merchants and Institutions disposed to give this Ink n trial will be presented with a small bnttle freo of charge, and thoso pur chasing are at liberty tn return should it not give satisfaction. For safe by JOHN M. COOPER. N. B. Country Merchant** supplied at much re duced prices. apr26 _ UNADULTERATED ARROW ROOT.- See the following statement of Dr. Chilton, the dis tinguished New-York. Chemist: “I nave examined a sample of Arrow Root, manu factured by Col. Hallnwes, of St. Matys, Geo., and exhibited nt the Inst Fair of tho American Institute by Mr. Stephen Burkhaltor of this city. The arti cle is of tl e very finest quality, sod from the ex periments made upon U, l find it tn contain aa large a proportion of nutritioua.matter, and to be in every other respect fully cqunl to, the best quality of Ar row Root obtained from Bermuda. “It being or vital importance to invalids that such delicate articles of diet be pure, I feel glad of the opportunity to speak so favourably of the Georgia Arrow Root. “New York, August 14,18_, JAMES R.£ D DOMESTrpy.lN- ( MW* •STRUMENT—By which CoaUvenesk/Ray be instantly removed,nnd Us consequences prevented by the application ofwater-tfjfc^-Just recelvcdJind for solo by THOS. M; TURNER fir CO.. > may 20 181 Bay-atreet: M AYNARD tV, NOYES’celebrated Black Writing INK for the quill or steel pen. *r§AVAKNAti, June 24th, 1846. Tho undersigned having lor aeveral yeare used in their respective offices tho Black Writing Ink of Messrs. Maynard k Noyes, of Boston, certify that they have uniformly found it to ho superior ta any other, particularly^ the unchangeable character of its blackness. • R. R. Cutler, Cashier R. R. k B g. Lo. J. Hdktkr. Cashier Ins. Bk.of Columbus. »,C HOUSE, Sec. Sav’b. Ina. k Trust Co. ' A. 1‘OWER, Cashier Bank State Georgia. I. K. Tefft, Teller Bank State Georgia. /This Ink has stood the test of more than thirty. S ara' trial, and during thia time has boon constant. Increasing in publio favour nod patronage, and h: «r tiie leading article in the country. It flows th freedom, becomes permanently blnck, and' ' will not mou’dunder any circumstances. This Ink' ta In *lL*iwiriJinUlA«,.Crnm nne.niuiee.^o.one.quirt - Dealers supplied no liberal term*, mar 19 THOMAS M. TURNER k CO. JHILTONfM. D.” A fresh supply received by fob 12 A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, jpoft SHAVING RousseVs Un rivalled Shnving Cream, a new and splendid article, is now universally acknowledged superb , to any Shaving Cream in the United Statee or Eu< [nailed for rope. This delightful preparation is unequal beauty, purity, and fragrance ; though somewhat analogous to Guerlaln’a Ambrosial Cream, and other similar compounds, it far surpasses them all by the emollient psaty consistency or ita lather, which so softens the oeard as to re 1 render shaving pleasant and easy; it pnasesses great advantage* over the imported article In being freshly prepared from tho beat materials, with the greatest skill, and is'not only the best, but also the cheapest artlelo- for shaving. It la elegantly put up In boxee, with •plendid labels. . # The increnaing sale* of this article c six yonra, and the different gold and \ awarded to the subscriber for it. strong! high estimation in which it is bsld bj M.TUPNRR may5» >» P ERFUMERY—The Subscriber has just received per brig Auj— fino assortment of Perfumery,TmletS. Brushes, Fancy Articles 61c., all of which ... . 1 4 ...J H.I11 k. .«lrl .)a MM ihft best qqgllty; and wUI.be<sold *tw small <i4*«to'tf •bore N«»-Ynrli prices, rosy 7 A. T. BOWNE, Dfuggist J M

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, June 10, 1847, Image 1