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SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1S1!>.
Srflal Sales.
/ 11T\ MarahflJ’s 8ALK^.— Ihe following
\.J Lot* Invnu reverted to tire city, I will proceed U'
f 'll >11 the nr-t i II n 1J i I -\| I<l II \|, la- me III • i cunt
lieu « in i ir <'!•>* <>f riav in.all, liiHinan the uu il houre,
Lots 'in. Id, U3, -'4, GJ Lid 01, Cr.ttViOrd Word,
l.ol Vn. 21.1.1 «Oit/ Ward.
Lot. No*. 7,17, Pulaski Waul.
No. 15, Wr*'- 1 —*■- •"—< 1 •
/^EORUIA
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n a. 3
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-In,u't m lVoid- •
( Word.
Jl. II. STEWART, o. M.
(1 IT Y Sheriff’a SALE.—Will bo sold, on
ih llrtTuedtyin April nett, before the Court
• Iiiii-i- i.i Hi • i 'it. . :u .uu iii I' i v<-. ii (In; I -.il li.'.ii -
, t s.ile, i.io AUowteg anfotes, »lz: Olio dozen Mahogany
•li.rrs, two d >z n Cano lloUnn do., nno Mithogtny .-Ido
Himm, cue rlufi, one large ,Molio„'injr Hocking Chair,
Uir -c .-oiBt La up*, five Wait r>, mis sot Ca tors, ono
t (Jla*- Ware, t vo Cano Feat Ito.klng Chairs, two eia
Tailo Mac, tvv 'do'cii Sllv.ir Forks, two dozen Silver
SpiiM*, two dozen Knives; one set tVa aud Coffee Gup*
and S ill en,on: IKninc and iiraakfiut s t Crock ry, two
I'rnii DUhos, ono s t Nut Cncaeis and 14 -ker , o.ie act
Dish Cov.-ni,eight Can lle-ti ks. ten Split-ions,six Basina
and Grits, six D'asli Stands, nine Bedstead*, ti.rce sets
Drawers, -lx Looking Ula a ■«, one Entry Lamp, two Cots,
on • Con Ii, Hcd I.I.ion, Table l.inon ami Towels, eight
Mittrcsaeson l Pillows, -ix Mutqulto N eta, Tea and Oodee
Sett,.<0 yard* Cii'pctiiiR, and o.ie Plano: Devi don ns
toe proi»iiriv of Laura \ onge, to satisfy two A. fa*, issued
out of the Mo ii ib| ■ Court o.' Comm >11 PI -as & Oyer fc
Terminer lor ths city ot‘ Savannah, at the instance of
Andrew II. Gardner vs- Laura Yonge, Godfrey 8t LaKociic
va Laura Yo.ig> ** - - - T - ■- •
mar 3 ,
county, where
sitting for ordinary purposes, for a citation to issue and bo
published according to law, tor Letters DLmbnory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned
to Ale their objections (If any they have) to the applicant
lit the Clerk's OAtce ot said Court, on or before the ninth
day of July next, otherwise Letters DLnUssory will be
grnntod.
Witness, the Honorable Robert A. Lewis, one of the
Justices oi said Cour **-*--•-**-*—-• •“**
Jan 9
YTOriCK.—Fbur months after date, applt-
JLl cation will be made to the Honorable the Interior
.Court of Chatham county, when sluing for ordinary pur
poses. (hr leave to sell all tint lot of Land. known a< Lot
•Vo. 105, in the 6ih District of oridnally Houston, but
now Crawford county, containing 903,‘j acres, drawn by
William Eppinn-^, and belonging to the estate of said
Win. Eppingcr. \VM. FABIAN LAW, Adm.
mar 10
VT01 ICE.—All persona indebted to tlio es-
.. v tats of William Eppinger, late of Chatham County,
deceaaod, drs hereby squired to make payment to the
Hiibseril*cri and a'l p -reon# having demands against said
estate, are requested to present the same within the time
proscribed by law* YVM. FABIAN LAW,
, YqngBi „
p nty poluted out tat the Defenda..!.
Ofio. W. WYLLY, HUrrlff.
/' ^ HA1 HAM Sheriff’s bALE.—On the first
V_y Tii.‘H 1 *y in April next, before the Court House iu
the City Oi ^.iv.iniVrt, betive-n Vm le;al hours of .-lie.
will h,. s .i l -Twenty (20) Shares of Mo k In the Central
Kail »...i i nod Hanking Company of Georgia;—levied on
a- the property of the e late o: Petor Mlt hel, to satisfy a
A-fa is ii .I .i.i! Ck* Honorable thu superior Conn nf
Clntham County: Uie riamer* itauk vs. Peter Mlicliel—
property pointed ojt by I IJmlff's Alton
' YTOT1CE.—All persons having demands
. .1 again'! Franklin Fox, late of Ilryan Co. - ,deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, property attested, to
me, within tho time prescribed by law, or they will unt
lie settled; and all persons indebted to said deceased, are
hereby required to make immediate payment,
febl l * CYRUS OIRD, Adm*r de bonis non.
x’lulnun"ii Alton y.
\V. W. OATES, Sh’ifc.c.
puATHAM Sheriff’a S A LE. — On tho
\_y lir tTu. »duy In April next, belbre theComt House
in tue City of Savannah, between Uio leg il hour , of sale,
will be wild, two Nig.o Men, tiaiuen Uono ami John: lev
ied on us the prop-ity of Fatah Cope, to satisfy all.ll.
Issued out of tit i Ho i. rtujwrlor L’ouitiff ChaUiam Coun
ty i Jamoa l'i>p.ogcr vs. earah Cope.
mai d W. W. VlATV.fl,°\ieriffc.i
Q HATH AM Sheriff *aS A LM—Ontho first
_ Tue-duy In April next, bef<oo the Court Home In
the City of Savannah, hetnventhe h gal hours ofsaJo,
w ill .Id—All Unt tract or pan el of t,and, rltuate, |y-
| ig and being in thu County ofChaUkam ami Mate of
Cto.gia.attuu upp rOrAVesti-m e*txo.uitv ol
in ilir riavanuah lllver, c 'lit Ini •§ tony (40) hervs. mmo
or less;—I viral on aa tbs property ofFn.ith W. liuUoch
and Daniel II. WLt-in,to salt fy a ti. fn. ou for closure of
niongige,! sul"gnutof thnllneorahleriupeilorcourt of
t h.Ilham Count' i Unhcrt A. Allen and .Vuxander A Snwta
%f. Fmiili W. Ilultovh and Daniel li.Wi.iion.
mar ;t W. \V. OATBrt, 8h1Tc.
Tattnall Superior Court—Oct. Terra,
IN EQUITY.
Joseph A. Mnltnxand wilbMary Ann,Martin
L. Join's ami nib Martha Caroline, Com- n ,,,
plainanut and Henry A. Smith. Aaron H. iwleorerv
Striekland. Simon P. Smith, John A. Mat-
tox, Guxrdian of Lucy A. A., James A. 8., B 1 r »
Rel«cca J., and Sarah Strickland, ana
Lewis N. U. Strickland, Defendants.
O N motion. It is ordered that tho complairi-
ant*’ Solicitor have leave to amend hi* bill in the
above stated ease, and the defendants be served with a
copythlrty days betbretha next term «*f this Court. It is
thrum ordered, That Henry A. Smith, one of the defend
ants who indue out of this county, hava service per-
bctral on him by puldication in one of tha public gaieties
In thl« State, according to the rule of Court In such cares
made and provided.
A true extract (lorn the minute* of the Superior Court,
Jan. 17th, 1849. WILLIAM W. ROGERS, c. s. c.
Jan 31
( ' AMDl’.X Sheriff’, SALE—Will be sold
V-/ on f - fir t Tuesday in April next, helium the Court!
Douse 111 the town of Jettbrson, between the legal hours of
*’K -ill tint Plantation or l*ody «f Lam] situat ;, lying J
and b 'inc on and near the water* of Wl.its Oak Cre-.-k,
m tne county of Camd'-n, State oi‘G«.irgia, wliicli h coin I
poio.i i) -« v>.Tal par-els oi La U of lanu, to wit: AH that
pircel of land coniainins by resurvey o'John McKrnnon;
two Hi ,u-;iml three hundrral and fttDieii (2,315j acres, but
In a m ire recent survey of Isaac Bailey, bearing date thu J
Puril day of March, eight-en hundred and tnl ty; two
vh luannd two hun.irt d nnd forty aev m iQ,lV7> acres, and I
known in Ilia dtvi.-iou of tlie lands of William Mid lb--1
ton II* number three (3.) hinting nftd bounding to thel
Vortli and fat-t on lands or per*oin, their names un
known. to tlio West by lands late of the division of Wil ■
I mi Vid lleton, and to the South by lauds lata of Sir
H’iillain Middiet -n. Also, that other tract oflnnd known
aid distinguished as division number nvo (9) of the lands
o’William Middlet ,n, contiiuini by rcceiit re-u.vey,
two thou*and Hr * hundr d and nioet/-iour (0^91) wres,
a id having such ahap * and marks as are d 'llne itrd In a
map of the same, niadu and ceitllK’d by Isaac Bailey,
County Siirvpyor, on the second dxy of Mareh, eirtiteeu I
hundrel mid uiirty. Also, all that uact of land l.vlng tnl
tlio North-Fn-t of the above lands, containing six hundred
ami ibrty ((MO) a 'res, toors or ires, granted to Thomas
Hardee, and pvirehaaed by Thoms* Uudcr King of Joseph I
Hull. Also, two traeis of JanU Ijdna to the Nurthwa-d of
tnc Ar t above described, and cont lining about uine hun- r
died |'J ■0) acres, be the same more or Ic.-s, purehaied by 1
T bom is llutler King of David Hall, and all that tract of
Ian I lying Vo th of the land* Just m^mioned, and North j
Ea l "f-ni l Middleton trart, containing live hundred and
miy (.’60) acres, mure or less, purchased by Thos. Itudi-r
King of J.Campbell; and also that other Uact lying Nmth-
HV»t ..f s ii.l MiJd i-t »n tracts, granted for five Imndr >
l 'i K); acre:. nnJ purelta.-'ed by Thomas Butler King of I
Mr*. I’a’l.'itdi r r.f LHierty romtty, and whl-h body of
I i i.i composed of said several tracts, is now known hy r
th-; name of Waveriy. Together with ail and singular
the h"U. >, out houso«,edifli*«,huiidings, improv. in -nt«,
h •i-dun-nents,rights, members and appurtenances to the
said Plantation ami tract of land belonjing, aud the M-
ntalndor and remainders, rever.lon anj reveraions,
renw, i-*u -* and pr »flu thereof—and -all'the estate, right,
title and Interrst, claim and demand, whether in law, or
in equity nf the said Thos. IJutior King and Alina .Matilda,
his n-i.e. o ’, in, or to tha tame. Sold by II. fa. on (tofce-
coimrc of mortgige—EdmundMnlyneux vs. Thos. Itutlcr I
\ UMINISTRATOR’S SALE—Will he
1X. sold on the flr»t Tuesday in May next, at the Court
uotua tn the city of Savannah, between tho usual hour*
of tale, twenty Share# Central Hail Road Stack, belong
ing tot 1 '- estate of John GuUmsrtin, deceased, for tits
bcnc.H of helm and cruditors.
mar a JNO. F. GUILMARTIN, Adm.
aranl Slotfccs.
Chatliant County. —.To nil
may concern: Whcrqu, Geomo Cornwell,
of Alary S. Coat well, deceased, liatli applied
Me the Inferior Court of said county, when
I Court, Uils ninth day of January, 1849.
sbaIiohn GOODALL, c. o. o. c. c.
.Ml E N C H D O 01C S.—La Chasso Aux
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Oeuvres CbouLw uu Buflbn, edition Uluxtree.
Julienne ou La Hcrvantu Uu Uiuu; par M. LoVHe
Walsh.
AUreHie et MatliUde ou Orgudl ot Modesties par Victor
Doublet.
I.a Salle D’AsUe Au Bord De La Men par Ernest
Fouinvt.
Aiuitio ct Dcvou iii.iit ou Frois Tots a La Louisiane;
par Mute CaiuiAo Lebrun.
li'Orphullne Do Mimcoui par Mate WolUca.
Charlemagne et L’Eufont Uu Pauvre; par Mile Anlo-
nUta Leeler.
•au ou La Keconnaitmncc; par Abel Maurice.
..ca AiUmnux industrioux; par U. AHont.
Abrege do tous Lea Voyages Au Polo Nord; par Henri
Lebrtin.
Voyages ct Decouvertes dtuts L'AMque Ceutralo par
Heim Lebrun.
Emmanuel ou La Domination Portugalsci par Leopold
Mery.
Le lloldnson Suisse; par Johann Rudolph Wyss.
Indiana; par Georgo Sand.
l antes ct Nouvelws: pat Alexandre Dumas.
La Pean De Chagrin; par M. Do Balzac.
Lcs Deriders Jours Do PompoUs Imite De Uulwer.
Paul et Virginie, nuivi l)e LaChaumicrc Indlt-nne.
lll'toiio Do# Tr.lz?, Premier l'pisodr; par M. De
Oalzdc. v
Les Ailcs D’lcare; par Charles Do Dcmard.
Un Aiming i Do Gnr. on cn Province; par M. Do Balzac.
Le Lis daus La VaUeo; par M. Do Balzac.
S|4ri .lieu; par George sand.
I.e Gemlre; par Charles De Barnard.
Modest* Ntignon Scene Do La Vie Privet; pax M. Do
Balzac.
A venture* Do Rotinson Crusoe, Traduit'** De Daniel
De Foe. Received by JOHN M. COOPER.
J«‘l
A BILL—lo be auutlcd “An Ordmanco to
amend tho cxLtlng Ordinances regulating the City
Watch-”
See. 1. lie It ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen of
the City or Savannah and Hamlet* thereof, iu Council as-
semblwl, and it Is hereby ordained by the authority of the
same,that front and nft r tlie passage of this Ordinance
there shall be four DivLinn Serg.-ants of the City Watch,
instead of three a* heretofore, and that tbs additional
Sergeant shall Ira .-abject to all the existing Ordinances
regulating the 8ergeant# of the CUy Watch, and shall re
ceive tho same rmnpenwUoa and give the same bond.
S«c. 3. Be il Turtlier ordained by the authority aforeaaid,
that tho additional Sergeant, by this Ordinance created,
-hall be elected at the llr.t regular meeting of Council, af
ter the paanga of this Ordinance, and annually thereafter
at the saute meeting with tha other Officers of the Watch.
See. 3. Be it (tauter ord lined hy the authority aforeaaid,
that nil Ordinances and p ut* nf Ordinances militating
again.-! this Ordinance b«, and tho same are hereby, re
pealed.
Passed iu Council I t March, 1849.
(M) P.. WAYNE, M. D., Mayo*
Att'wt, Enw. G.^Vilsox, Clerk of Council. 3 ntarn
rPHE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND
X REPOSITORY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE-
For tho Year 1819, with the Calendar and Cel. stlal Phe
nomena, Statistics of the United Stat s, and of the Indi
vidual t*tales, Notices of tha state of Europe and its
Reigning Sovereigns, American Obituary, Chronicle of
Events, &c. kc.
The llepuldic of the United Slates of America t its dd
Hm io lu»ir. and tu relations to other countries, with a
review of the late war between the Unitral States and
Mexico, its causes and results; and of thoaa uvazures of
S ventmcnt.whk'h have rhara terised the Democracy of
b Union.
Tha Salamander: a legend Ibr Christmas—found a
inongat the papers of the late Ernest Helfoustcbt; edited
by E. uakes Smith.
A Treatise on Etherization in Chil Jbiith. illustrated by
five hundred and eighty-one eases; by Walb r Channlng,
M. II.—a new supply. Just received by
Jan I W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
A BILL to bo entitled An Ordinance, to
regulate the Harbor Fees of the Port of Savannah.
Section \. Be It otilaitted by the Mayor and Aldermen
nf the City of Savannah and hamlets thereof, In Council
a-sembl of, and It Is hereby ordained by the authority of
the same, That from and aft--r the passage of this Ordi
nance. the Harbor fees on all merchant vessels of the
United states, exe-pt as hereinafter excepted, and on all
foreign vraraels entering upon the same terms as vessels of
the Cnit-d States, ►hall be one rent and a half per ton,
according to the tonnage In tbs vessel's register or papers.
Sec. 3. Be it ftirtber ordalneJ, by the authority afore
said, That all for 4gn vessels not entering npnn the same
term tar vessel* of the United States, shall pay double
fees,Mr three cent* p -r ton.
Sec. 3. Beit ftiilner ordaiard by the authority #C*r#
said. That th# Harbor foes on all regular coasting packets
shall be on* cent per tan. .
See. A. lie li further ordained by tho authority afore
said. That tho fees above prescribed shall be paid at the
Harbor Master’s Office, within 48 hours after the arrival
of the vessel.
Sec.5. Belt ftirtber ordained by the authority afore
said, That Ocean Steamers regularly plying to UiDport,
and »t -amboau and other veraels regularly running be
tween any ortho porta of South Carolina and Honda and
this port, ►hall be allowed, Instead of the foe* herein be
fore p.e.-crib d, to pay at tlie Harbor Master's Office one
cent per ton quarterly.
Sec. 8. Be ti thriller ordained by the authority afore-
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Will be
. \ --id on the flretTuesday In April next, at the Court
House In tht City of Savannah, Chatham County, l»e
tween the hours of fn and four o’clock, agreeably t>a
decree of thu H-morabte the Superior Court of said Cot
ty, founded on BIU In Equity, at the instance of the lit.
and Distributees at Law or Amt Campbell, deceased: A
Negro Man menml Bob; a Woman named llct cy.tuid h^r
child; and a Woman name.1 Ellen, and her chi d: for th<-
pirp mu of uiaklng a diviraut among said beira. Terms
cash, purchaser paring for title*,
mir 3 SEABORN GOODALL, Adm’r. ex. officio.
A DMLVtSTRATOR’a Sale—Coniinuw'.
r\. Will lie si.Ll before tlio Court House at Wayne**
ville, Wayne Countr.on tile HrstTu isday in April next-a
N- ur.i 'I iii tin n d Mar< h, Iu longing to the estate of the
I it*: Mar, Ann Brown, of- id rounty, deceased. Soldfor
the benefit oi the lieire and rreditara orsabl estate.
R. 8. PILES, » ..
fob21 frc-,., i A. C.8COTT, j
IT'XECUTOR’S SALE—Will be sold, on
I-J lh*‘ first Tuesilsy in April nett, before the Court
House door in Darien, McIntosh county, within the Intal
h°ur« of rsle, the real Estate Oflha Iota Joltu Ct.ldr», u*>
ceased t The Inta rwddeneo of said deceased, known as
Comeutment. containltm sewn hundred acres, more or
Isas—for the Iwnafit of-tne heirs, and creditors. Term-,
cash. JAS. J. GAKHASON, Executor.
Jan 31
f3JB0RQ1A—Chhlhun County.— To all
VA whom it may concern:
Whcrei*, Matthew Luf burrow, Administrator of the
Iktate of Ann Askew, dp-eved, hatli applied ta thu Hon
orable tits Inferirir Court of said county, sitting for ordi
nary purposes, for a citation tn isuue and bo ptaillshcd,
according to law, for Letters 1)1 mbwory.
The**! ore therefore to cite and admonish, all concerned,
ta file their objection# (if any thoy have) to the applicant
in the Clerk’s office of said Court* on or before tlie twelfth
day of September next; otherwise Letters DUmlssorj wUi
be granted.
Witnres, the Honorable W. Thorne Williams, one of
the J uatlces of said Court, till* tw Iftlt day of Mareh, 1849.
marl SEA HORN GOODALL, c. C. a c. C.
rjEOUGIA—Chatham County.—To nil
V.T whom it may concern: Whereas, St- phen A. Patot,
Ailmintstratar (witli the vriH aunexe<l) of the Estate of
Mary E. Turner, lain of sal*I county, deceased, hatli ap
pUen to tho Honorable the Inforior Court of aaid county,
wh u sitting for ordinary purposes, for a citation to issue
and it« puhli'hetl according ta law, for Letter* DiMnic«ory.
.M. **- ‘-‘itsAl- *- Jj '• “SI----".
is quart noim^u.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD OR HABIT
OF THE 8YSTEM, VIZ.:
ScroftiLi or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Obstlnnta Cuti-
n nits Eruptions, I Impi s, or Pustul ra ou tlie face,
|!lot"he,,. Mies, Chrouic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tet-
t-r, ScfilJ Head, Enlzrg'm^'nt and Pain of tlie Bones
Thsss arc therefore t<
e and admonish all concerned
day of May next; Otherwise Letters Dismlsaory will be
granted.
WitncHs, the HnnoraMe Fran I* Sorrel, one of the Jus-
ti of said Court, this 7th day of November, 1818.
nov 7 SEABORN GOODALL, c. c. o. c. c.
/^.EORGIA—Chatham County.—To all
VA whom i; mny concern:
Whereas, Owen Foley, Administrator of Francis Foley,
deekwed, hatli applied to tiiu Honorable the Inferior
Court of said county, when sitting for ordlnnry purposes,
for a citation to ii*ua uni be pu'iUsiied aecoreliug to law,
for Letters Dismlssory.
Tlie* • nr. therefore incite and admonish nil concerned
ta file ihcir objections (if un>' they have) ta the applicant
tu tlio Cletk’s office ofsaid Court on or before the seventh
day or May next; otherwise Letters Dismlssory will .rm
granted.
Witness, the Honorable Ellas Reed, one of the Jus
tices of said Court, till* 7th day of November, 1818.
GOODALL, o.^^c^c.
nov 7
SEABORN (
A^EORGlA — Chatham County.—-To all
VjT, whom it inuy concern t
Whertuu, John Lewis, surviving Administrator nr Jere
miah Stnue, deceased, bath applied ta the lionorahle Infe
rior Court of said county, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses. for a citation to issue mid be published according to
law, for Letters Dismlssoiy.
’Iiiese are Uierefurg ta cite aud admonish nil concerned
ta file their objections (if any they bnvn to (lie applicant in
the Clerk’s office of said Court on or before tho ninth day
of J uly uext,otherwise Letters UluniUsory will be granted.
Winns*, the Honorable Elias Reed, one of the Justices
of «nid t 'ourt, this ninth daywf January. 1849.
Jan 9 aEABOItN GOODALL, v. c. o. c. c.
ajooit ivUiUcvtfscmcuts.
Qftumii ^Uilm-Uscmcuts.
n^YPES—For Nows, Book ami Job Offices,
X furnfthed by Uio long cxUhlished; Baltiniora Tj p-j
Foundry, Bank Lanai adjoining Banium’s City Hot I,
at Uio foUowing anally reduced rates, on six monUis
credit,(brapproved notes, ora liberal discount allowed
whore mousy is paid i— _ v
Agate, ...'TO els. per lb.
Nonpareil, 68 « “
Minton...... 48 “ “
Brevier, 44 “ ”
Bourgeois,.,...*. t....37 “ “
Long Primer, H « “
Smad Pica 31 « "
Pica, 30 «« .
and larger sizes at equally low pies.
Fancy Letter of every description, Combination llnr-
d#r*y Flowers,Cuts, and Ornament*, in great variety.—
Wood Letter of every desert)tloii, from two to seventy;
five lines Pica. Power, Hand and Card Presses tarnished
atlhu lowest manufacturer’s prices. J’rintinr Ink, black
and colored, of every required quality; tojetiier with
ev.-ry article u*cd In a printing office, on tlio most fovor-
ablo term*, Including, when wonted, Typo from other
founder!es at their prices.
(»« Second hand 'I’m* Prsssos, and other mate
rials, may be had at Uio Baltimore Foundry at very low
rales. OH Type received at. Ui# foundry, free of ex
pense, at nine cent* pur pound in exchange lor now.
Stereotype Work of every description done ta the very
best mannur, at aa low pricer aa at other foundries.
0(7- Orders addressed to the proprietor for every thing
required by printera, will meet with tint most prompt at
tention by F. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor.
ATO IMPOSITION—Clolhing Not at Oust. Sfflffifi
ll GEO. S. NICHOLS has on hand a large and well
selected assortment of Ready Made Clothing, which he
is desirous or reducing before soring trade opens, (to
make room tar a heavy atock oV Spring tuid Stanmcr
Clothing ordered) and will how offer any article in his
line at very small profit (not at cost) and Invites aR ta
want of Clothing to examine his stock before purchasing,
and ho will satisfy them his prices are as low, R not lower,
than any to be found In tiw city. Call and see uttlio
CHEAP AND NEW COTHLNG STORE,
jan 94 Nos. 69 and ISO Gibbons' Range.
C LATE LINENS, Grenadines, &c. —3
O and 4-4 Slate and Brown Linens, super Grenadines
and Ilrilliatitcs, small plaid light colored Ginghams, low
priced light Prints, embroidered, colored and white Mus
lins, super Paris Lustre, (for ladies’ drexscs.) black Demi
Veils. Riviere and Bordored Linen C. Handkerchiefs,
mixed Linen Fringes and Braid*, just received per Cher
okee, and tar sale by
Ctrncvnl Sjititimfscmcnts.
watches, clocks; .hswulky.
SILVER AND PLAYED WAKE,
FANCY GOODS.
dARTMAN hat madu largo additions to hi* form.
cr stock or Watches,Jewelry,and HUvcr Wme.wluch he
will sell at New-Yotk prices.
lie ha* al*o added to his sto-k an elegant assortment of
TABLE CUTLERY; SILVERBETM. con listing of Tea.
pot,8u*ar-bon1,aud Creamer. A choice selection or very
lino London made, full-jewelled LEVER WATCHES,
with heavy fine gold hunting cases; ttnlbey with n great
variety-of other article*, muting which may bo found
Watches, Clock*. Watch Trimmings, Breastpins, Finger
Rings, Bracelets, Ihu-lUngs, Gold Pens and Pencils,.Medal-
lous, Card Cases, Fine Pocket Cutlery, Fancy notes,
Spectacles, Cubes, Silver Ware, l’lalcd Ware, Matiiv-
metical Instruments, China and Gltu* Wares, Musical
Instruments, Military Goods, Fancy aooda ta great varie
ty, &c. Jan *U
ATEW-DRY GOODS STORE, 111 Con-
ii greas-stroet,opjio-ite Pulaikl House.—J. 8. MA-
GILL would respectfully announce to Ute nitixens of Sa
vannah and surrounding counuy, that he ha> Ju*t received
and is now opening n well selected Stock of FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS, expressly for tho market, and
are now offered at the lowest market prices i Domestlo
Shirting* and Sheetings, Engll.di and American Printi and
Ginghams, Scotch atm French do., black and colored Al
paca.*, Merino, Cashmere, Moure de L(tine»,raW Silk
plaids, beautifol Chameleon Silk*, at G3,Wc., Oiinpe and
Fringe*, Bonnets and Ribbons, FloWcr*, Feather*, Steel
mj—.— Cawlnieres, Sattlnet*, Tweeds,
nhrl i. Vc'Trt (Ilnfli i. t- laiiiirl '- Uni—
in mining*, rac. fcc.t — , ...
Kentucky Jeans, Blankets, Negro Cloths, Flauncb, Um
brellas, Shawl*, Ac.
Al*o, Just opening! beautitatL. C. Handkerchiefs, from
89 to A3. To there Is invited particular attention. Many
other kinds of rich and desirable Goods expected In a '
days, at tha
mil:
lobds expected ta a few
... SAVANNAH CASH STORE.
(llLLlNERY.—The Millinery business will bo carried
ta the same houio by a lady of experience In all Its
branches. ' octfl7
jRriicnl SWDci'trscmcnts.
YVIILL1AM U. HALES'S
LADIES’ SHOE EXCHANGE.
b 13
MARSHALL h AIKIN.
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ALS FOR 1843.—Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Hook;
Heath's Rook of Beauty; The Keepsake; The Women of
tho Blidc; The Women of the Scriptures; Rosary of Hlus-
Rations of the Bible; The Christian Keepsake; The Gem
of the Season; The Book of Peart*; Gectt of Beauty;
Leaflets of Memory; Harper’s Pictorial Blul -; Anilm
Xljhu; Paul anJ \ ItfUtirt Odd FcRowa’Off-ring; Irving’s
Sketch Rook; Scene* in the Lives of the Patriarch* and
Pngdiets; Gems of flawed Poetry; Scenes ta thu Life of
tlie Saviour; Lilia Kookh; Lady of the Lak.; Bryant’s
'oems; Longfellow’s Poems; Cowpsr’s Poems; Female
Characters ofrln^pcir ; Jameiton’s Charattcristi 's of
Women; The Snow Flake; Forget Me Not; Fricndsldp’s
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. .. Annual; The Lady’s Annual; Gift of Friendship;
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Nursery- Annual; Ethen; Undtae anl Sintram; Papier
Macho and Turkey Morocco Port Folios, and fine Rose
wood agd Mahogany Writing Desks. For sale by
— * JOHN M. COOPER.
( 1H1NA, Glass aiul Earthen WARE—Ro-
ceived, by recent arrivals: Fine China Tea Betts,
various patterns, splendid variety of single Cups and
Saucers; Dinner Sctu; gilt and plain Pitchers; Can*
dlesticks, high and low, 7:hina Vases and other mantie
ornaments; Save Alls; Toilet Bottlo*| Card Trajny Mugs,
tilt and embossed, various sites; Granite Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Setts. Lnatre Bowls; tbgctlier with a general as
sortment of Granite-Ware; Decanters, new patterns;
Pitchers; Ooblets; Wine Tumblers, cut and pressed!
Water and Wine Bottles; Astral, SOJar, and Globe Lamp*;
Candlcsti k*. plain and colored; Finger Batins; Fruit
Baskets; Dishes; Bowls; Salt Cellars, various pattern*;
Hall Laments) Bohemian Glass Toilet Bottles, Vases,
&e.; Silver, gilt and bronted Girandoles and Ilobuckts
platted Fruit Baskets; Carton; Mustard Tops; Tea, Des
ert and Table Spoons; Forks; CandlesUuks; Decanter
Stoppers; Tea Strainers; Britannia Coflbe Risgtas, Urn#
and Pots; Rent's Patent Cotfoe Drawers) Tea Pots, Choc-
olate do.; Lamps, Candlesticks, Cup*, Mugs, Sonp Boxes,
Pitchers, Castor*, fcc. WEEDS & MORRELL,
oct91 1 Smeu* now Building, Ilroughton-strect.
Jin 1
’THREE SISTERS AND THREE FOR-
X TUNES, or Rose, Blanche and V iolet; by G. II.
Lewcy, Esq.
Thi Llf i of Faith: ta three port*, embrarinr tome of
the Scriptural Reason* anil Doctrines of Faith; by Thom-
*iC. Upham.
Prin-'iptcs of the Int -riot of Hidden Life: designed
partlculnriy for the contidermfon of those who are seek
tag assurance of F«‘ ' ‘ “
Upham.
Xeneouhou’s Memorabilia of Socrates, with English
Notes, critical and explanatory, the Prolegomena of Kuh-
er, Wlggcrfe Life of Socrates, k'c.; by Charles Antiion,
..L. D. Just received by
oct95 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
n^HE DISCIPLINE OF LIFE—A Novel.
X Past and Present Chartisiu and Sartor Resort us; by
Thomas Carlyle.
Life of Madame Catharine Adorns, including some
leading forts end traits ta her religious experience; by
Thomas O. Upham, D. D.
A First Book ta Greek, containing a full view of the
leading form of words, with vo> abularies nnd copious ex-
ereises, no tire method of constant imitation and repeti
lion; by Jno. L. McClintock and George II. Crooks.
Lays and Ballads; by Thomas Buchanan Read.
Elements or Mane and Spherical Trigonometry, with
their appli ration to Mensuration, Surveying and Naviga
tion; by Lilas Loomis, A. M.
Harpers' illustrated edition of the Arabian Nights, Nos.
9,10 anil 11. Juit received by
ssH. That v.sset* steadUv plyinf'nr trading within the J*" ~ -. — y?—
limit* of this State, shall lie exempt from the herein be- TY RACEBRIDGE HALL—Or Tho Hu-
ft"V orJslM.1 b,- to »tori V .IW J? *«**• ****«• WCfWn,0.0.
said, ITwt atl OMlnances and ports of Ordinance* mili
tating ag dnst thli Ordinance, be and they are hereby re-
pmled.
Passed in Council Id March, 1849.
* (fa) R. WAYNE, 81. D., Mayor.
AtU-U, F.dw. O. Wilsos, Clertt of Council. 6 mm3
WINTER DRY GOODS AT RE-
> > DUCED PRICES.—In consideration of tha late-
ness of the tearon, we are very detirou* nf reducing our
stock, and we will sell the bulk of our Winter Stack at
cost, and some thing* at much leu. Ladies' Dress Good*,
dark Ginghams, Shawls, Blankets, SatUuets, Kerseys,
and a great variety of other Goods.
DEWITT & MORGAN,
dee 18 lmo IUbero’sNew Building, Congro*s st.
Medley; by Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.
Essay# and Reviews; by Edwin P. Whipple.
Literary Sketches and Letters; being tins find Memo
rial* of Charles Lamb, never before published; by T N
Talfourd.
Action, or the Circle of Life: a colfo-tinn of Thoughts
and Observations, decirhed to delineate Life, Man and
the World.
Grace Leslie: a Tale.
Christ Is AU; by Stephen II Tyng, D D.
Memoirs of the Court of Charles the Second; by Count
Graminont.
History nf the War betwten the United States and
Mexico; by John 8 Jenkins.
Tlie Widow Directed to the Widow’s God; by John
Ansell James.
Tho liox of Jewels: containing Gems of Starling Value.
Waveriy Novels: Boston Edition, neatly bound In half
Morocco, complete in 97 volumes.
The Bondmaid; by Fmlcrika Bremer.
The Young Patroon, or Christmas in 18U0i a Tale of
New-York; by Irving.
Esther de .Medina, or the Crimes of London: a Sequel
toKllen Munroe.
Also, a further supply of Webster’# Unabridged Die.
ionary. Rn -eived by '
JOHN. M. COOPER.
MACAULAY’S ENGLAND.—Vol. II
. Macaulay's History or England.
The following extract from a long critique In the Na
tional Intelligencer, froth Us London corretpnndcnt, will
gin some Idea of the eitlmition ta which It U held there:
“.Mr. Maeaufey has here laid the fimndatlon of a new
school of history, although a previous attempt of a simi
lar description l* extint, in the very lntcrertlng work of
Dr. Henry, and its continuation by Mr. Andrews. “I
shall cheerrtilly bear,” says Mr. Macaulcy. “the reproach
or having defended below the dignity or nL toiy. ir I can
suceeed in placing l«firc the En|U>n of tlie nliiaecntb
century a true pi.-tare of the lives of their ancestors.”—
The opinions of the reviewers is almost unanimous that
the success of the experiment I* undcnlable-uncqulvo-
col; that so complete ahlstoty of a single reign has never
before been written. It i* pronounced to be, not a mere
history of tha King and hi# Ministers, not a record of
Cabals ta Uio cabinet, and adventure* in the Add, but a
“many-‘ld"d History of England, under tha luckless rule
of the last of the Stuart Kings.” Is iso History or the
Cabinet, of the Court, of the Priesthood, of the People—a
History of the social life of Great Britain, viewed In
every variety of aspect—a picture, or a series of picture*,
crowded with details: each, however, minute and seem
ingly unimportant, elaborated with the utmost core, and
beariug the impress orunmlstakable truth.*'
Roland Cashel; by Charles Lever, illustrated by Phlx,
No. J, with many plates.
History of Hannibal, the Carthaginian | by Jacob'Ab
bott, with numerous engravings.
PiMlhumotis Works of Rev. Thomas Chalmers. D. D.,
L. L. D.t by Rov William Hanna, L. L. D., Vol. V.
Non. II and III Autobiography of Btojomln Franklin,
with a narrative of his Public Life and Services.
Jnst received by
febW • W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
'Y/'OL. II Macaulay’s History of England.
> Industrial Exchanges and Social Rcnicdler, with a
consideration of Taxation; by Dav. Parish Borhydt.
Vol. V Posthumous Works of tho Rev. Thomas Chal
mers, D. D., L. L. D.;edited by the R*;v. William Hanna,
History of Hannibal, tin* Carthaqlnlan; by Jacob Abbott.
Parts 11 and III Franklin IlInKtrated.
Part I Roland Carticl; by Charles Lever. Received by
feb 13 JOHN M. COOPER.
tar, Scald Head, Enl.irg'nrent and Pwn or tlie uom*t
and Joints, rtuULorn Ulcers, SypUlUtic Symptoms,Set
atleH, or Lumbago; and Diseases arising from an Inju-
db-ious use of m-r. ury, A. itites or Dropsy, Exposure
or impru i. net- in life; also, Chronic Constitutional Li*
orders, fee.
This Medi inn has acquired » very extruded and estab
lished r nutation wherever it has been used, based en
tirely on Its owti nrerits, whWi its sup-rior efficacy has
alone sustained. The unfortunate victim of hereditary
di» rases, wit!* swoU-.n glands, contract’d sinews, and
Imn'-s half i-nrimu, has be* n restored ta healtii nnd vigor.
H undr-tla nf p -non*, wkb ha.-l groaned hopelessly for years
underctttaniousandgtandul.ir disorders, chronic rbeu-
m.itism, and many other complaints springing from a de-
nuijMii-nt'ffthe sccrctlfu erjscs sad w . Ireulallon.
Iwve been raised #s It were from tlie rack of disease, and
now, with r-g-nejated constituttaus, gladly tastily to tlie
efficacy of t :b? Incstiinibb: preparation.
“TRUTH IS STRANGKRTHAN FICTION.”
The att.'utlon of the reader Is called to the following
estantahing cure, effected by t|ic use of Sands’ Saraa-
TbWis to-certiiy tiiat I bavea colored woman wliobM
becir affili tad for tiic Inst flve years with HeroAila, and
all Ule r. uu‘di -1 f used haj no tflfect in arresting lire pro-
grass of the complaiiit; on tire contrary, she constantly
grew worse; ami after exp .-n-.'ing between j|70 and i|80
witli pitysl. iaire, besides udng otirer popular reme.il *
wifi.out success, till the disease had eaten away the car-
til ige oflrer nose, nuule its nppearau.-e on various parts
of lit r IH>dy, and hod finally commenced iu ravages in
the roof of her mouth.
Iu this drendful sitaition, with the prospect of death
staring her In the foe, 1 stared her case ta Dr. Dbosway,
theag nt ft* SandV.Sarsaparilla ta Newborn. N.C., oy
whom I was u/l vised to use tiiat urtli-le; aud to uiy sur
prise and timt of iffy nelghlmrs, to whom her case was
known, after using four and n half Lottie#, she was re
stored to perfevt health, and that In the space pr three
weeks, s~d ua. «U« 'VO«k il, two Week* i'ii.iii tiiv
tiure ilre «-ouuiieu<-e<] titkiti? it-
. In wiutess of tire uuth of till* statement, I have here
unto affixed my name, this 19th day of Sept., 1847.
Joseph McCorraa, J. P.
ETHERIZATION.—A Treatise on Ether-
X J ization in Childbirth, Illustrated by five hundred nnd
eighty-one cases; hy Waller Channing, M. I>.
Lectures on the I’rta'dpifM and Practice of Pby*d \ de
livered at King’s College, London, by Thomas Watson.
M. D.; revised with addiuons.byD. Francis Condre, M.Di
A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Children; by
D. Francis Con'lic, M. D.
Tbe Theory and Prartics of Midwifery, by Fleetwood
Churchill, M. D., with notes and additions by Robert M.
Hotel nr, M. D.-
Select Surgi.-al Works nf Sir Benjamin Brodic, con
taining Ulerii a) Lectur-’s on Surgery, Burgles) Observa
tions on .tire Diseases of tire Joints and tbe Utaeasesofthc
Urinary Organs.
On Disorders of the Cerebral Circulation, and on the
connections between tha Affections of the Brain and
Diseases of tho Heart; by George Iturrows, M. D.
An inquiry into the degree of certainty in Medicine,
and into tire nature and extant of its power over Diseases,
by Elisha Bartlett, M.D.
A DLpcnstttory or Commentary on the Pharmaooprciai
df Great Britain an.! tha United States; by Robert Chris-
tison and R. E. Griffith, M. D. For sale by
Jan 1 VV. THORNE WILLIAMS.
r PHE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE; de-
X Unrated in a xe/les of Sketches of Prominent Fe
male* mentioned in the Holy Scripture*, by Clergymen of
the United States—illustrated by cbhteen characteristic
engravings. Edited by the Bev. J. M. Woinwright, D. D.
The Female Poeu of America; with portraits, biograph
ical notice*, and specimens of their writings i by Thomas
Buchanan Read,
Ellen Middleton, a Ta’e: by Lady Georgians PuUettan.
Glimpses of flume Life, or Causes and Consequences t
by Emma C. Embury.
An Elementary Practical Book for learning to spuJt and
Write tbe Hponbh Language, from the method of Dr. J.
II. P. Seldenrtoecker: by J. Girard, P. L.
The Beautiful ABC Book. Received by
nov 10 JOHN M. COOPER.
GEORGIA — Chatham
V.T whom it may concern:
Cour-ty.—To all
Whereas, Georgo VV. Lavender, Administrator of tlie
estate of, William Lavender, deceased, hath applied ta
tite Honorable tlie Inferior Court of snid county, when
j, .r ordinary purposes, Ibr it citation to issue nnd
be irjl.lishcd netotiilrig to law for Letters Dismlssory:
These are therefore ta cits nnd admonish all concerned
to file their objections (1C any they have) ta tire uipiicant
In tlio ».'l -rk’rf Office of sold Court, on or before the ninth
day of July next; otitenviHo Letters Dismlswry will be
granted.
Witness, the Iloiinruhlo Anthony Porter, ono of the
Jti-.fi.-iw of kui,| Court, this ninth day of January, 1849.
jan 'J SEABORN GOODALL, o. c. o. c. c.
jTJjJSOUGIA—■ Chatham County.—To all
V^s whom It may concern t
Whereas, Thomas J. Walsh will apply to tho flonnrablo
tho Inferior Court of said countv, when sitting for ordinary
purpowr. for Letters of Administration on tire estate and
f-ffcju of John Permentiuc, (free person of color,) late of
9»i.i county, doccnsod:
These are tiierefore to cite nnd admonish nil and singu
lar, the Kindred and creditor* of snid deceased, to rile
their objections (if nny they have) to tire applicant In the
Clerk's Officq of . aid Court, on or before tne eighteenth
tiny of Mareh ncit; otherwise Letter* of Administration
will be qramrd.
Witnes-, tho Hon. Anthony Tortor, one of tlio Justice
f‘ Saul Court, this sixteenth day of February, A. I).
n;!htr..i, hundred and tony nine,
r-b 16 SEABORN GOODALL, c. C. o. c. c.
Mr*. Bevan. , who had been alHieted several year* with
Hi-nifblotfi. ulcer*, Dysuepda, foe., and recently an affec
tion of tho throat and chest:—
Iliiuysatrao, Va., Dec. 13,1849.
Messrs. A. B. & D. Sands: Before I commenced using
your Saranparilla, my suffering* were almost past expres
sion; my throat was completely ulcerated. I bad a drend
ful cough, nnd there were frequently week* together that
I could not sneak above a whir per, and beside*, the In-
my hearing w«* very much impaired. After taking
Sarraparilta a short time, my health improved, and my
throat is now well; I am a* free from cough nnd tlchtneM
of tire chest a« ever 1 wo*, and can hear quite distinctly.
My throat lias been well about three months, the cure of
which has been effected entirely by tire u*e of your Sr
sanarilla. Yourfrieud, Louisa R. Bkvan.
The following tartimonlnl ta the value of the Sarsapa
rilla, U frvtu lire Rev. Luther Wright, aged 76 year*, Con
gregational Minht.T, residing at Woburn:
VVOBUKN,Mass., Makcii 30th, 1848.
Messrs. Sands: Gentlemen—From what I have 'ex
perienced, nnd from thr. Information I have recently re
ceived from a number of persodr of high ,e*pectabllity
who have used your Harraparilln, f have not the least
doubt but that It is a most valuable medicine and that Ute
numerous certificate* you have received of iu efficacy ars
fully sustained by experienco, and although its reputation
and utility are very extensive, and stand iu no need of
my humble effort* to Increase them, 1 want all who are
afflicted by disease to become acquainted with the cfficx-
ey and power of your valuable medicine.
I am, gentlemen, jpatcfully and iliJTJl3R\VIUGllT* r,,<
Prepared and sold, wholesale'and retail, by A. B. k D,
SANDH. Druqglsts end Cheraieta, 100 Fullmj-strect, cor
ner of William, New-York. Sold also by Druggisujtcn-
orally throughout the United States and Canadas. Prici
$1 per Bottles six Bottles fpr $5.
jan23 A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, Savannah.
° r " Phy * w ' lni
Castles in the Air; by Sirs. Corn.
Kate WalMngham: n Novel: by Miss Pickt-rinx.
Acnes, or tire Possessed: a Revelation of Mesmerism;
by T. S. Arthur.
Tbe Orphan Niec8: a Novel; by Mira Ellen Pickering.
Paul Ardwibelui, tlio Mouk of Wlcsohlkon; by Lippeni.
Tire Two Dianas, or the Son ofa Count and the Dauglv-
Ur of a Kinr; translafol from the French of Alexandra
Dumas; by Eugene Plunkett.
Salvador, or the Adventures of a Marquis; translated
from tlie Fteireh of Vidocq, the Minister of Police-
Rose and Gertrude, or the Mysterious Wedding; trans
lated fron) tire Frenclt of nodolph Topffcr. *
La Esmeralda, tire Hunchback, or the Bell lUnrer of
Notre Dame; hy Victor lingo*
The Reformed Highwayman*, a Sequel to Esther de
Medina, cr titv CiluMMiwf uuininn.
Newton M CtwU»’ Moater Pieces t—The Videttc; The
Star of tire Fallen; Tlie Victim’s Revenge; Tbe Found
ling or the Mohawk; The Hunted Chief; The Maid of
Sarsnnc. Just received by
‘ VV. THORNE WILLIAMS.
/^RAHAM’S American Monthly Magazine
for February, 1819.
Godw’s Lad/’s liook for February, 18tfl.
Bartaln’s Union Magazine of Literature end Art, for Feb.
runry, 1819.
Port 1, Three Year* After i A Sequel to the Mysteries
and Miseries of New York.
Remarkable Apparitions and Ghost Stories.
The Beautiful Clear Vender and ita Sequel.
I could not speak above a ivhbper, and borides, the in- The Old Dower House: A Tale of By-Gone Day* *, by
flammation from my throat extended to my head, so that Mrs-Grey.
my hearing wa*.very much impaired. After taking the The Poor Cousin: A Novel; by Mira Pickering.
OiliMfftnt« rtf *l*rl^il Ijv Ills Pj-i.ni « lit- I A Cn.il
Guildford I or Tried by Ids Peer*; br J. A. Fractal.
A further supply MaybeW”# Model Men, Women and
Children. Received by
jan 31 JOHN M. COOPER.
“lYTOTEB of Travel in CALIFORNIA :—
J.Y the prominent geographical, agricultural, geolo
gical, nnd mineralogies! features of the country; also
the route from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri, to Han
Diego, in California, Including ports of the Arkansas, Del
Norto, and Gila Rivers—from the official reports of Col.
Fremont and Major Emory.
A Dictionary of the German and English Languages,
compiled from the Work# ofIlili>ert.Flugcl,Greib, lleysc,
and others; by G.J. Adler, A. M? ’
Thankfulness, a Narrative, comprising passages from
the Diary of the Rev. Allan Tempi**.
A new Spanish Reader, emulating of passages from
tho most approved authors, in prose and veree.witba
copious vocabulary; by Mariano Velasquez de la Cadena.
Gothic Architecture applied to modern residences, part
3} by D. H. Arnot. .
Dictionary of American! sme—a gloeeary of words and
phttwen, usually regarded M peculiar to the United BUtes;
or John Ruzsell Fartleu.
The Work# of Washington Irving, new editiop, vol.
being Life and Voyages or Columbus, vol. 2.
Just received by ;W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
jan 30
Ladies’, Mluc*', Children's and Influita’
SHOES, of evsry Stjie, shade and pat
Lw tarn, at thu New Granite Stare, No. 163
!■ imB Coniress-strect,Savannalt, Ga.,
Jan I SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HAND.
NO. 1.—A simple Tonic, to keop tho Hair in a healthy
state—warranted. •
No. 9.—^Warranted to cure the mo*t inveterate dandruff.
No. 3.—'Watt-Anted to stop the halt from falling off, and
to make iljrrow again in Iu primitive beauty.
'No.4.—ThU preparation u of tlie most efficacious na
ture to euro baldness.
No. 8.—Contains a most powerful Ingredient that de
composes thq substances by which tho lutir U rendered
white.
No. 6.—Specially prepared for tho direaiea of the akin
of the head, to cure ringworm, pustules, humors, &c.
The above preparations (br sme by
feb 9 W. HUMPHREYS, ja.
DOCTOR; YOUIlSKLI-'-FOn 80 CRM'S:
A URIFOD1NA—Or, Adventures in tlio
rX Gold Region; by ftantell A. Hilly.
The California Guido Book, comprising Colonel Fre
mont’s Geographical Account of Upper California, Major
imory’s Overland Journey from Fret Leavenworth in
Hssouti, to San Diego in California, including parts of
lha Arkansas, Del Norte and Gtia 'Rivers; and Captain
fremont’s Narrative of the Exploring Expmllllon to the
RockyMountain*, and to Oregon - and North California,
with n Map of the various routes, and a Map of Uio Gold
Regions.
The Gold Mines of California, foe. foc*l edited by O.G.
Fontter. Esq.
The l.ancaihire Witches; by W. II. Ainsworth.
The Princo of George St George Julian; by Hen re
CocktM.
Tho Old Judge, or Life in a Colony.
Percy, or the Old Love and the New. Recel ved by
“ COOPER.
feb 14
- JOHN M. i
T^HE OLD JUDGE—Or Ufe in ft Colony;
X tbv Judge Hallburton, autlior of “dom Slick the
Clock Maker.”
Percy, or the Old Love nnd the New: a Novel; by thu
author of the “Hen |iecked Husband,” &c.
Koto Clarendon, or Necromancy in the Wilderness
a Tale of the Little Miami; by Emerson Bennett.
Tha Lancashire Witches: a Romance of Pendte Forest;
by W. Harrison Ainsworth.
The Prince, or George 8b George Julian; by Henry
Cocktan, author of '‘Valentine Vox,’’ kc.
California and iuGold Region*, with a Geographical and
Topographical View of tho Country, iu Mineral ant
Agricultural Besources, wi(h a Slap of the United States
and California, showing the routes of the U. S. Mail
fackeuto California, also tho various Overland Routes;
by Fayette Robinson.
Adventures of a Medical Student; by Robb Douglas.
Memoirs of a Physician; by Alexandra Dumas.
Tho Count of Monte-ChrUto; by Alexandre Dumas.
The Three Guardsmen, or the Fesuand Fortunes of a
Gacton Adventurer: by Alexandre Dumas.
Twenty Yean After: a Sequel to the Three Guardimen;
by Alexandre Dumas.
For sale by W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
fob 14
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ESCULAI’IUS, oa every out
ms own Physician, twentieth
edition, with upwards of a hun-
dredengravln|s;by W. Yopno,
Tho time has now arrived,
that persons suffering from se
cret diseases, need no more bo-
come tho victim* cf quacktrft RS
by the prescriptions contained
in tiil« book any one may cure
himself, without hindrance to
bu.lnessior the knowiedee of
the most intimate friend, and
with one tenth the usual ex
pensed In addition ta the general routine of private dis
eases, it fully exp'nlns tlie cause nf manhood’s early de
cline, wilb observations on marriage— besides many other
deramprtntmu which it would put be proper to enumerate
in the public prints.
Any person sending Twam-nva qehtc encloied
In n letter, will receive one copy of this book, by mail, or
five copies will be sent fot one dollar. Address, “DR.
W.‘'YOUNG,No. 153 SPRUCE street, Piih.adei.piua,”
P lfe>WANTED—Proprietors of Drug or Book-Stores,
nd i’cdlcrs, in every town In the United States, to act as
agents for thu above work. 6m Oct 93
T > lho PUBLIC.—BURNS & SCALDS.
I challenge tho world to prove, that
DALLBY’8 RIAOICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
That is to say, tlio original and only gouulne nrliclo, (not
Jiu counterftat and Imitation Extractor,) has over failed,
In any ono tingle in-tancc, from its first Introduction by
tne in up to this period,) to ecus tne wont Bums
and Scalds.
To Mothers of FnmlUcH.
_ _xy, many accidental such as Burnt, Scaldi,
Cuts, Wouuus and Bruises, are orfroqitcnt oocuirunco to
children, nnd they era moreover subject to many other
complaints, mich M Sore and Iullanu d Kyi-#, Rheuma
tism, Eruptions, Swellings, Sprains, and Intlammitlons.
DALLEY’d EXTIIAUTORU a certain, quick, hole and
never failing Remedy, in any and all of tho above enu
merated casualties and dlieaw*. __
Tlio True Teat
Is, that tho genuine DALLEY’fl EXTRACTOR, in the
worst Burns aud Scalds, draws out ti;o lire and pain in a
few minutes; and from the moment of iu application it
relieves, subdues the pain, and produces a cooling and
soothing effect, and what is of vast Importance, it heals
the wounds without acxal No family ought therefore to
be without it for a single day, for It frequently is the
The counterfeit sud Imitation Extractors irritate and
increabe'tiie pain i . . ' a
Ca;)tains and Clerks of Steamboats
a t never to be without a good supidy of the, genuine
ijr on board of their veteris. Explosions and collajM*
IngorboUers do frequently occur, and dreadftti suffering,
and—not unficqucntiy—lo-s of life is the consequence 1
It U therefore positively criminal, to neglect the scquisl-
tlon of such nn Invaluable Remedy. Read the following t
Awful Case or Scald I
Wheat Fibld, Niaoosa Co, N. Y., Feb. 98,1848.
Mr- JJaliiy—Dnu Sin While my son, fifteen yeara old,
was at work In the shlntis matmfkctary o; L. I’. Raso he
had the misfortune to elip and fell Into a large vat, r—-*
for tile purpose of boiling blocks preparatory to cut
Tha blocks had Just becu removed rrom th# vttu ....
talnlng a large quantity of boiling water. He fell for
ward, Molding both hands and arms, til ont side, and ono
leg badly and til# other partially. Tho scalds Were, so
bad on Ida inns and kg that mo it of the flesh cXthe off
with his garments, and his life was despaired of by both
his physicians and friends.
Dailey's l'aln Extractor was procured as soon as possi
ble (Which was In aboutslx hours) and applied, and which
relieved him from all pain, prevented tnflamatlon and
■welling, and in a few dan commenced healing bis sores.
There appeared R general dmprovamsnt. so much , so that
in three weeks he wr» removed to his father's house, dis
tant about one mile and a half.
We continued the usa of tite abo*e medicine for two
oaths, and wd believe it was the means, under Provi
dence. of saving hU life, and wo would cheerfully recom
mend It in all similar cases as a safe and invaluable reme
dy. With sentiments or respect, I remain, dear sir, your
obedient and humble servant. Adlab Clark,
Susannah Clark.
C. E* Clark,
Wo tho undersigned being personally acquainted with
the case ofglr. Clark's son, bvlim tho above statement
substantially correct.
M. Dewey, Louisa Dewey, J. B. Kelsey, Henry B.
•eareo, Wra. Evans, E. Clark, L. P. P.oso, Ira Newman,
Wm. Newman, Mary J. Iloso.
printed pamphlets for
“i performed, .endfor
myself responsible 1
PUes. Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald
lead. Carbuncle, Fever Sores, Cuts of the severest kind,
1 mites, HwcUlnn, Punctures, Sore Nipples, tirokeu
Breast, Chapped Hand* and Lips, Sprains and Inflamma
tions, tvhers the parts affected can be reached end tlie
Extractor applied, yield to its pain subduing, curative and
healing propertiesi But I distinctly declare, tbat I will
not hold myself responsible for tlio effects of any Extnc-
tor, excepting what has becnqro.’urcd at my own dope
aud from my authorised Agents, being Cognisant of ti
dangerous tendency of the counterfeits.
H. HALLEY, 15 Broadway, New-York.
Jan 31 A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent for Savannah.
■RHEUMATISM, Gout. Swelling, Sprain*,
At Bruises, Tumours,-Callosities, Scrofula, nr King’s
Evil, Chilblains, Flesh Wounds, Diseases of the Spine or
’ *- '• nip, Stiff Neck, Salt Rheum,
Corns, Sores, Bunions, 8calds,
* uouuvjpo, rain in me olds or Breast, Pimples, Ring
worm or Teller, Barber’s Itch, Eruptions of Ute 8kin,foc.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
Dr. Haynes—Dear Sir: For nine years I have been
affile ted with tlie most acute and distressing pains owing
to Rheumatism. It would come ou by spells, and gener
ally last from two ta four months. I would be confined
.to my room, and would cry^ut with agony, that the
neighbors could hear me. Life seemed a great burJen,
and every one about me were miserable on ray arcount.
Dally something would be given me—and I dreaded every
thing new. I suffered dreadfully and wasted away to
bones, and would have died through pain, hut for
I)R. HAYNE’S ANODYNE LINIMENT,
which gave me Instant relief, aud ha* now completely
raiAl «v»- It U two yrara .Inn I vn. nnt, 11>»»«
had no attack since.
JonnU. Blake, 57 North Twelfth-street.
ALMOST A~MIRACLE.
Rear! and doubt If you can. the Inftdlibllity of tills won-
dentil working Liniment of Dr. Haynes:
V have been a cripple for two years, owing to contract
ed cords and Rheumatic affections. I could not walk
without a cane, and went llinpuig along, while every one
wonld ptts# me, and many time* I have heard remarked,
‘poor cripple.' It was then 1 felt iny infirmity most, and
P /ed heaven ta restore my limb. In Philadelphia I
sht a bottle of DR. HAYNES' ANODYNE LINI
MENT, being recommended by a friend who used it In
the City Hospital. I applied It well at night for a few
days—did not perceive any change, and began to doubt
of its doing ms any good. On the fourth nay I found
some benefit, though alight; I was encouraged, and kept
on applying ft throe times a day, and was rewarded by
having my lameness removed—a month after I could
walk as well as any roan. If there is anyone sceptical as
to the virtues of HAYNES'LINIMENT, I hope he will
cnli on me. David R. Yah Dyck, Camden, N. J.
Testified before me, this 27tii dsy of July. 1845.
Josaru VV ittkn. Justice of the Peace.
A. A. SOLOMONS, and
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keesr S50 lbs. No. 1 dry Chrome Green, 900 !bt< English
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■\TO MORE Coujfh8,Colds,&c.—Dr. Wiley’i
Ii celebrated Pectoral or COUGH CANDY,for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness. Irritations of the Throat, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, Catarrhs, Difficult Expectora
tion, In feet ail diseases likely to terminate In Confirmed
Consumption.
TO EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD—Doctor
Wiley’s Cou;ffi Candy has been long and fitvorably known
as an invaluable remedy for Coughs Colda and aft dlreaa-
es that feed to Consumption. It has received Uio firs
testimonial# of the public pres* throughout Uio Union, ant
is recommended and used by Physicians, Clergymen,
Lawyers, Formers, Merchants, Ac., of the highest res
pectability. It differs from all other Cough Candy, being
very plearant to take; and not containing anything that
could possibly Injur# the patient; and the packages are
much larger at the nuno prices.
Every Family throughout the country should always
have a package on hand. Those who have used Rare
never without It. OWs It a (Mr and Judicious trial, wo
ask no more.
Dr. Wiley's celebrated Pectoral or Cough Candy has
obtained such an extraordinary popularity that several
would be Cough Candy In venters have been tempted to
Counterfeit It; so before you purchase, see that the name
or Gw. VV. Childs Jc Co., Is written on the wrapper—
None other will do you any good, not to say anything
about the harm thsy may produce.
Cry* The price per package is two rolls for 1QU cents;
five rolls 95 cents; 19 rolls 60 cents; 30 roils for Ifl.
A dollar's wo/th ought ta bo in every femlly in the coun*
try; it tviU save twenty times the amount in doctor bills.
GEO. W. CHILDS St CO.,
Sole Proprietors and Manufecturera.
A'. A. SOLOMONS, Market- square,
fobs Sole Agent for Bavannsh.
r PHE I'cmale POETS of America: by Ru-
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.Manual of Physiology; by William fftenhouse Klrkei,
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or a ° SM "
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and Drawing; Music Paper, and Blank Music Rooks . ■
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itiarS-
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Sciences; $5 per annum.
mnrl VV. THORNE WILLIAMS;
A N Illustrated System of Human ANATO-
JT\. 51Y, Special, General and Microscopic: by Sam
uel George .Yforton.M. H.
A Digest of the Laws of the United State*, Including
tlie Treaties with Foreign Powers, and sn Abstract of tho
Judicial Decision* relating ta the Constitutional and titot-
utory Law, witli an addenda: by Thomas F. Gordon.
The Shipmaster’* Assistant, and Commercial Digest)
containing information necessary for Merchant*, owners,
sud Masters of Ships: by Joseph Blunt.
Commentaries on Htotuta and Constitutional Law and
Statutory. Hid Constitutional Construction: by E. Fitch
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Comti Bull and Bay-sts,
QAIITAIN’3 Union Magazino for March.
U Tho Marksmen of Monmoth, oy Newton M. Curtis.
Kate Clarendon, or Necromancy In tile Wilderness, by
Emenon Bennett.
Twelve Lectures oil Comparative Embryology, by Louis
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the chapel of Drown University, by Francis Wnylnnd ;
}.o*t Days of Elisha, from tite German of Dr. F. VV.
Kmnimachrr; Tho Lord Our Shepherd, on Exposition of
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fhc True Clirlutinn, Exemplified In a series of Addresses,
from n Pastor lo hi* own People, by John AngHI Jumcs;
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ORADBATED AIAGNJffiTXO 51 ACIII.\Id’s'.
Orders from any yortof tho United States, wlll meet
savannah, Ga.
AGENTS.—Messrs. Mnrston & Brothers, Baltimore,
Manland; Dr. P. M. Cohen, Charleston, South Carolina;
T. C. Itisley, Hamburg, 8. C.| B. 8. Bailey. LauretuvlUo,
8. C.l T. J. S. Farr, Grahamvllle, S. U.j II. R. Ilj thcr-
wood, Beaufort, 8. C.j R.T. Patrick, Salem, Tenn.; J. 8.
Walker, Madison, Ga.; W.* K. Kitchen, Aufutta, Ga.;
Shouvell k Gilbert, Macon, Ga.; J..IL k W.rt. Ellis,
Macon, Ga t Lightlbot k Flanders, Macon, Ga.; Dorsey
k Knott. Griffin, Ga., Solomon Goodall, Atlanta, Ga.;
William Root.Mariettn, Ga.; Cunningham k Co., Dalton,
Ga-; Dr..S. F. Culberson, LaGrangc, Ga.; VVintar k
Eppinr, Columbu*. Go; R. II. Mitchell, Ncwnan, Ga.;
Joseph Griffin, Burke county, Q a; R. II. Barrett, Ree>e-
villc, Ga.j A. McLane k Co., Jaoktonvi.lc, Ga.; M. C.
YVilUam'on, Davisboro' Ga.; Wm. Hodges, Sandersvill*,
Ga.j W. A* Ilayles, Louisville, Gijw. A. Carswell,
Savannah, Ga.; 1'. .Martin, Savannah, Ga » J. A. Sperry,
Iou»ton county, Ga.; William Carr, Jacksonboro, Ga.;
i. A. Burch, Ilawkliisviile, Ga.j Samuel J'qlmcr, Darien,
Ga i J. U. Colo. Block Creek, Florida; F. A. 1’oulien,
JackHonvillc, Fia*| J. Wright k Co., New Orleans, La.
marB3 VV. HUMPHREYS, Ja.
Tj'ALUGANT'8 RHEUMATIC UNI-
X 1 MENT, OR PAIN KILLER—Having for a nuni
ber of years post made and sold my Liniment, and
used ths same on my own person, I foci perfectly secure
n offering It to the public, as a safe and certain remedy
«w In thw UlmlM, Jotnta, and Bwall
lng orEnlargeincnUofthe Bones.
’ TritimvnM*—We append the foUowing Testimonials
of persons well known In Savannah:
. ... _ . SaVaKnxu, May 6th, 1817,
Mr. W. G, FoUtgani—Plr: This It to certify that I was
■evi.-rely attacked with Rheumatism in my feet, so as to
prevent mo from attending to my burincas. IlaUng been
eeommendod to try your Rheumatic Liniment, or Pain
Ciller, I did so snd was freed from all pain in a short time,
am now perfectly well and bnve not felt any pain since,
and tyould cheerfully recommend it to my fellow-citizens.
Scrivbn County, May 12th, l&lk
I have been troubled with very severe pains in my
This beautiful and • seI6riuuo Instrument
combines Important advantages over all other invention*
of the kind, and has been unlvcts.illy ndnpted by thu
MsDtOAtl'Kortsstotr.Mbilne tlu* most perfect and ef
fectual Magnetic Msrhinz that hn» over been In tented.
It Is entirety Simple In conotiuction, nnd ilicrefore not
liable to gel out of older, or become deranged in any man
ner. It admits of tbo most pci feet control, and can b*:
#aduatkd to any power—adapted for nn intern, or »nf.
flclcnt for tho strongest adult—at the pleasure or Ute oper
ator. Thus, In a neat and portable cotnpas*, an ample
and unralllnf supply ortho IKe-givliiRlnlluencc of Electro-
ftlstfheUsm ro*v be Instantly pbtxined. The roannetic
power is Imparted In S continuous manner, and with no
unplcaiant sensation to the most delicate patient. The.
whole machine iisosimpleand perfect, Uiatit can be used
UMumim
used with posllivo and permanent succcHsln all .cues
of Rheumatism, acute or chronic, applying to lho head,
fuceor limbs, Gout, TIe-Doloroux, Nervous and sick
Headache, rarolyslsor palsy, Epileptic Fits,t.'oii\ulsions,
Dyspcmia, Bronchitis, Palpitation of the Heart, Spinal
and llip Complaints, Stiffness of the Joints, Lumbago,
Nsutitiipe. Nervous Ttemora, General nebUUy cr Ex-
iliintlon, Dcficieiu-y of Nervous nn-1 Physical Energy,
and all Nervous Uirordcrs or Complaints nifeing frotr, n
deranged stafe of the^ Nervous System. As a prtvtntivt
for Apoplexy the Machine is confidedtiy recommended*
and in Uio most, coqfirmld caset. of .Scroful.i, Dropsy,
Ejjslpclas, Deafness, Curvature of the Spine, and,alt
• >:">! " '"ini' H •’ l"" 11 .'' -"'''•'•'•’till.
Each Machine.is conveniently nrranBcd wilh tlio Rat.
tery and all necessvy. appliances, put up In neat walnut
cases. Accompanying each ii n new Manual, containing
full and simple dltections fotitsu»o and nprilcaUMt ui
the various disease* in which it is recommended.. ..
Price of the Machines complete. TWELVE DOL
LARS each. A liberal discount mado to Wholesale Pur
chasers. Tbe Machines can bo safely sent to any part.of
the world,and t-ach Instrument Is warranted.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail, by
D. C. MORKIIEAD. M. D.,
181 IJroadwny, New-York.
VALUABLE TESTIMONY, FROM Dll.. JIOLLICK.
Tliccelebrattd Author, Lrclurcr, Htitl Practiiiona.
, Ncw.Yohk, Oct. IBM, IS IS.
Dear Sir:—In compliance with your request, to “state
candidly my opinion of your Graduated Magnetic Ma-
cjrincs,” It afford* me pleasure to say,. .that I highly np*
prove of their simplicity and convenience, nnd that, nftrr
numerous trial* pr those manufactured by others, 11 bav o
been induced to adopt yours in my practice, aud to re.
commend them to thorn who consult nip on tlie tubject.
I should nKo state that I have never found the least trouble
in keeping your Instrumcntr in perfect order, and tho sim
plicity of tnelr conttnicUon 1* auch, tint t should suppose
— person would find any difficulty in tills rcspeci.. m$
_ A0tt.hrra*t vith other iiutrumntU, swsy #/ wMch ire
complex i* thrtr cssilraefff*, a«4 tkmfortUxbie to dsnra/s-
mint. In a few words, I cotui(lur tiio general exc*llcn*o.
or your Mognctiq Machines worthy of. commendation^
you are free to use my name and Influence, if It can be of
service.
It may not bo amiss to mention that I regard Uie Mag.
nolle Machine aa peculiarly beneficial blithe prevalent
class pf din use* called Nervous Complaints, and .than
have recommended your Instrument In severe and pro
tracted ca«e# of Dyspepsia, Convulsions or Flta,andDfaf-
neat, (which I* nearly always of ntnttu character,) with
CNTIRR succrs*. ,. , ..., y, J j { *4jf j
I am, deor^^veryreipcctfollyyoun,
’ nBbEUlCKltOLLlfcK.MiD.
To Dr. D. C. MokcitrAD, 183 Broadway, N. \.
FROM DR. CHARLES A. LEE. I
Julilvr nf ihe iVsto York Journal qf Medicine, Pro*
fetter qf Materia Medico in Geneva College, $*c.
D. C. MonsnsAD, M. D.
Dear Sfai—I have employed your Improved Gradtu*
ed Magnetic Machines, Ibr the last year in my practice,
and have (bund them superior tb any wiih which I have
heretofore been acquainted. They appear to me to* com
bin'! all tho advantages desired in such an Instrument,- sad
( accordingly cheerfully recommend them ta the nnrfbt*
Sion. . CHARLES A. LEE,M* b. .
rrofessor of Materia Medics: in Oeneva College.
FROM UORACB GREELEY, ESQ.,
Editor qf the N. Y. Tribrnie.
We recently Itcard of a care tyhere a mother and new
ly horn infant given up ai dead, wtje restored almost In
stantly by the um) of the Graduated Magnetic Machine.
These Instruments are mado by Dr. Morbiiyad of this
city, snd we lenrn that tiielr use L rapidly extending
among Intelligent Practitioners. They sre exceedingly
elegant nnd convenient in their construction, endue be
lieve equally excellent nnd efficient hi their rise.
From the New Orleant Commercial Timet.
Is It too mueb - tossy that every .Family, hotel, boarding
house, every ship and steamer which teaves our port', and
S yslcian aud person needing benefit or .loMring to
should possess at least one of Dr. Montncnb’s
c Machines l In all Xcrvoue DLetast* wd know
" to be Invaluable.
Off- Price of the Machines, TWELVE DOLLARS
icn l co““' , '‘*' * ■
Pain Killer, I thought I would do so, and I found it to give
me almost immediate relief; and what is most singular,
my wife having enlargement and stilfoess of Joint* of her
hands, by applying the remedy to my affacted parts,
received treat ralierhrrself.
I would recommend it ta every person affiltied, as being
o sovereign cure and a very ehoap one.
„ . •to 0 * Lucas.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at tlie store of
L. N. FALLIGANT,
West side Market aquore, Savnnnah, Ga.
None are genuine unless bcarlne tho signature of the
proprietor of his own hand writing on the label.
tv. a. FALLIBANT.
Savannah, Oct. 23, V818.
ocl3i
/CIRCASSIAN BALM.—Unrivalled and
VJ unequalled for tbe cure of all cutaneous diseases,
such aa gait lUicum, Tetter, and Ring Worm, Braid
Head, kc., also, Burns and BcnWs, rcmovlni the oaln,
and effecting a cure In an Incredible short time; alsofbr
shaving It Is unsurpassed; srftenlng the hair, and render
ing the skin smooth and free from all blotches. For
cleaning the teeth Intends pre eminent, curing the gums
of SCURVY, and making the teeth hays that pearl white
appearance which all admire. Our certificates of cures
of the above cases are numerous, and from persons of tho
best integrity.
The following Testimonlkls from highly respectable
members of the united Society of Shakers, showing tho
extraordinary Curative properties of the Circassian Jlalm,
are worthy of all confidence. The very many who were
troubled with Bull lUicum or other diseases oftheakln,
have sll been cured, which establishes the character o’
tho Balm tu a remedy ibr Cutaneous Eruptions heyond ai
doubt. As the Bolin contains a Chlorine, it should bo
tightly corked, to prevent tha action of the atmosphere
upon It
Gekts : 1 have been afflicted with a Scrofulous affec
tion under my eyes for many years past, and found noth
ing that would tfve me permanent relief, till I tried yaar
Circassian Halm, which has entirely cured mo; and the
members of our Jamily, who were treuhls.1 with Ral
Rheum seeing the beneficial eflbctll bad Uponmc,lriot
It themselves, and they became entirely cured.
Trustee of Second Family of United Society of Shakers,
New Lebanon, New-York.
But# i Several of my fnmlly were troubled with Salt
Rheum, and have been for years. We have tried very
ninny remedies, but found nothing to effect a cure till we
tried your Circassia naim. which Uu entirely removed
the disease, and I believe It to bo the best remedy for
Eruptions of the Skin, overused.
Trustee of Second Family Ui
YVntcrvilct, Now-York.
This is to certify, that when 1 was In New-York in tho
Spring of 1816, i had the misfortuno to burn my hand
vory severely, that I feared 1 should bo laid up, as my
hand was terribly blistered, and the chords of my arms
affected clear to the shoulder. But having applied your
Circassian Bau* Rt night, it immediately relieved the
K n and removed all Inllaminotion, so tint in the morn-
I was able to continue my business. It really acted
like a charm. Ills the best remedy fora Bum I over
used. Hiram Wekden,
• Mcrrtasi, Mo:’.L«u.o., Nrtvr-Ywk.
n* F. HIBBARD k CO.,
_ , , No. 08 John-slrect, New-York.
For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent,
apro vvfimo Mnrkct-squarc, Savannah.
each, complete in’every
” ?rU
t. and warranted.
For aaic at the rroprlotor^prices, by
'*A. A. SOLOMONS,
lan. 29.
Agemtfor ffiraaaaak, (lit.
TTlJBBAND’S genuine calcined
X X MAGNISIA—Husband’s Calcined Magnlsla Is en- 1
tirely deprived of Cnrbonlo Arid, free from unpleasant
taste, smell, or other disagreeablo property, nnd without
roughnes or gittincss to touch or palate. One tea-spoon
ful of It is equal in strength to three or four tea spoonfuls
of tho Common Calcined Magnisln.
Having made trial of tiio Calcined Magnlsla prepared by
Thomas J. Husband, I have found it a superior article,
and con recommend It as being cqunl to Henry’s.
CttAttwa Evans, M. D.
Plillodclphln. 184-1.
I hnve used (Husband’s Calcined Magnlsla,” much to
my satisftictlon, and have no hesltatatlon in rccommcnd-
iuc It aa a superior article.
1’hlladelplila. 1844. N. Shoemaker, M. D.
I hnyo examined a bottlo of the Calcined Mogiilste lire-
pnred by Thomas J. Hmband, and regard It as an excel
lent article. R. M. IlusTon, M. D.,
Prof. Materia Medlca In-Jeff. Med. Collego.
Phlludclphln, 1814.
1 hove mado trial of tho Calcined Magnesia prepared
by .Mr. Thomas J. Husband, and consldorlt qultaoqual ta
that of Mr. Henry of Manchester. ^ ■
Having hod some exnei
Magnesia, with my patients, 1 feel confident that It |# ftiUy
equal to Henry’s English Megnesin, and ‘l' think ono lea-
spoonftill equal to four tea-spoonsfull of tho common Cal
cined Magnesia of tho shops. CiukucS Noble, M. D. .
Philadelphia, 1845. . * . , .
I itavc frequentiy usftd Husband’s Magnesia in my fam
ily nnd praeueo, and considor It cqunl to Henry's.
Philadelphia, 1848. T. II. Yarolev, M. D.
vr, i ' or, " , ™feBftoi«!N,
dec4 ' | .Monumcnt.square.
from constipation, A fresh supply Just received ant/ for
tal# by G, R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.,
feb2 Gibbons’Bulldi/,|.
pULLODEN,GA.,FEB. 18, 1847^-Dr.
w Marshall i Dear Sir—I feeJ constrained by a sens#
ofi.uty, growing nut of grateful remembrance of tno »ignal
hcnctit which b«« re ulteU to iny-t lf from your Ucatuient
for a canccrnu: affliction, undor which I ruffered for soms
time, to givo you, under my awn hand, Ratal mien! of all
tbe fad. involved, leaving It. at your discretion to give
tljntetaten.cntpu Il ityognot, as you may think proper.
In the beginning oflno rummer of 1817, 1 discovered a
small tumor or pimple on rather thu In-lit of tho lower
lip,n ar the rlgbl corner of the mouth, /l’bis for koma
time, gave mo no uuoariuoM, as I supposed it a matter of
no moment. It continued to increase in tizo until tbs
month of BaptemLcr.or October, when it became exceed-.
Ingly paluftil. I pro.tired the aivt.-o of several, medical
men, who ttooJ high in th.lr .profession, and was cnoour-
S ed l>y them to feel no unea In"*#, ** It Irad none’of tha
nnrterLUcs ofa Cancer. Cau.lte* and otiicrr.•incdlci,
usually applied for the removal,of pimples on I wnrt«,
were recommended by them, and u.ed by me for a length
of time, but without benefit. On the contrary, under Uio
irritating inflgeuce of tit ■ -u applications, it extended more
rapidly, and finally ho«*sm# etccadlnjiy painftil. It had
grown th 1 ilx months lodhe size of a uline coin. 1 was
re-ommchded l<7 inyflBhnd#—among whom I will men-
tion Ur. A. C. Roger*,W Crawford county, a well known
M in—to place myself’under you* treatment.. I hod
o hope of recover, but m 1 could expect nothing
loss than a horrible death, if the disease continued iu
rave*es, 1 concluded to follow the counsel of my friends.
On tho 7th titty of December lart, I placed myself under
your treatment, and continued subject to your prescrip
tions for three week*, at tite end of which lima 1 returned
home completely cured. And the tiling not tiio lean
mnrvcllou-< in this mori miraculous cure ii that notwith
standing (ho.tizsbf.Uie cancer, and tbe depth which it
had affected tiio surrounding parti, there is now scarcely
any scar p.rceptible*
I know ii may, and doubt not will bo said, tiiat mltto
wai not a aaic or Dancer. Of one tiling, however, I am
satisfied, tiiat without a cure, 1 must have died of tha
disease, and tiiat very soon., The remedlaa in common
uio Irad failed—it hod all the appearance-', nnd produced
oil the pecullai>en*aUon< of pain, tald l.y pliy-n un.' t-»
mark tite character of Cancer; and nance I. make no lie i-
lotion In aayihg that it wa* a Cancer—and I speak from a
conviction produced by happy experience, when I »ay K
tiiat If taken In time, your treatment will cure in rviry -
care. ’ ’ .
I should not have performed my whole duty, If I were
to conclude this stntemont without recommending loall
having cancerous affections, to place themselves .under
your treatment without delay, and the word ofa man vrhfr
ha* tried it, they will be healed.
Respectftdly, Jahs* Smith.
Rev. J. Smith la fitvorably known as a local Methodist
MlnUter, residing at Culloden, Alonroo county, Ga.
Macon, Ga.
My Dear Sir. I lake great pleasure in contributing ths
mite of my experienco snd confidence In the efficiency of
your practice nnd treatment of those cases of dlsca«e men
tioned in your pamphlet. Of the mras* of treatment,, I
am unable to tpcak—these being confined to* your own
practice and professional research; but frilly confide in tho
efficacy of those means from the effects I have known
produced. These effect* seem not confined to the locali
ty ui«» uiscMse, but to p»«v* ( io th.* whole systoim im
parting renewed vigor to tlie constitution and thu* char-
acterizlng your treatment a* lmtii local and comtitutionaL
Ot all tho cases under your professional core, which I
liavo noticed—nnd theie ore not a few—the individuals
with a rlugle exception, have avowed to inn Hint their
general health had greatly improved,.md their systems
seem to have been renovated. Jn my individual case, 1
was greatly reduced from tiio ravage* of tliu loathsome-
disease, my friend* supposod mo In n rapid decline, my
professional pursuits were nlnro.-t entirely abandoned, end -
I had given up to linger out a living d-ui n< .irirn
cidentoUy at your treatment and annews WMcft 8,1-
tended it, I repelled the prejudice* which ah individual:
nnd undivulgod system of practico lind prompted, and
placed myiolf unreservedly under your contrpl*tin »
very short timd I found tiio dlsenseyicldlngand my health
Improving, and In two month* I fell my constitution re-
mewed nnd the disease reduced to tiio *mal)cst compass.
I nm now In better health than I have been in for seven.,
years previously—and if I should again relapse into ihe
ngonieaof the dUoase,J would, with tlio uunost confi
dence, replace myself under your treatment. . - - .
1 doom it but proper to*tete tiiat since you firstjcame to
Macon In 18ff«, that success with which y°u have met
and subdued disease, has Inspired/ntdmotjt general CWJ-.
fldenco in your practice; and the doiibt which at first pre
vailed as to your ability to cure, Ckum*-. Fistula, fce., *
aaettts to have modified Into • “J”,
and mean* of your treatment. I take jpwt pIjMsurs W
bearing my humble testimony to your high character as ■
gentleman, and to the kindness and courtesies w|tii which
you are universally received and cliejlshcd here. ^
Yours respectftdly, B. B. Blakk.
Dr. VV.VV. Marshall. ■-
M rti*ference ^Jra.^Go^rey (of Bsvannah,) who of Into
u been under the care of Dr. M» d cc ** .
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Wo wore nJii' b gratified by a novelty fot cviljnary t»«
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mctulotlon.—Family Clrclo, N* Y. - . j -
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