Georgia Historic Newspapers

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FUlkUd Prlaud Bantu,
PUIa ul Prlatod Uaraja
rriaudfioSSu t Cambria
Plain k rrlatad OrpurilM,
Oariali* PnaoliOintliama,
Punch, En||lialiaiul AauH-
PlataMdTali? LamuV'and Clotba,
KMBItOIDERlKg. Damut DoUau, Markina
Mnails and Laos Cnllara and Tbwala,
and Capea, Tab!" and Plano CoTon
Cliomlanttnalk Vndaralcaaaa Window Shades and Cnr-
TT 1 ‘“ad a ^*** lU, "o" S, ' WoX'Wk Curtain.,
U.JriRfo CambrloHdkfa. ImMrlal t^orad'qnUU,
ULOV/sS. Allendale Quilts, Ac.
Ladies’, Gwlliutn'8 »nd Matting, Plalu and Chock’d
Children's in every va* Floor^Oil Cloth. ^
plantation goods or all kinds, in Isa'rqb
VARIETY.
To which the subfiorUierfi are making woekly addi
tion*, and invito Merchants, Planter* and others. to
esattino their stock, assuring thorn flvat thoy will bo
offered ft aucb JBm
apr 15 <• Hbad'a Buildings.
Carpets! Carpet* U Carpet!! 11
Wf K have thin day 4»|mn««l for sain a splendid
Vf BMortment of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mata, Rugs,
Window Curtains, Ac., consisting la part Of
^0 pieces 3 ply Carpets
It) do Velvet Tapestry^
10 do Urueaoli Tapeetty
40 do 3 ply Carpets
.30 Floor Cloths
10 pleoei Drugget- -yiV *
6 do Felt Carpel
S do Dutch do
60 do Velvet aud Chanell Rugs
100 common Ran and Mate
100 pairoftxmufcuul style Window Shades
All pf the above Goods we offer at the lowest markut
prion; for sale hr AIKIN A HUHNB.
HEIaRIBOIaMT A circuit,
Hell Haagrr, anil Alanufailunrt of Fir,
Froof Safes, Iron Kallliijji^ljOrfo, SfC.
the tools and futures
of Mr. iSiuioQ Morris,
tho aubsoribers offer
their services
&
any thing
in tho above line, at
and Brjan-xtrcnU.
1IELMB0LDT4 KIFLER.
eitUcne of Savannah,
prepared I
ordnra for any t
CANUIUM
AT REDUCED PRICES!
116,00 por 100lbs.-!J5lt>. Boxen $:i,73
“TO cliargo for boxing or delivering at ihu Kail
I toad or steamboats. Warranted to keep in any
plimato. T. C. RICE,
jy 1 ly. S. W. corner Broughton and Whltaher-*t.
N ( '
ilimai
J /l
I) 1 ,
Kind,
>• part not iui|i
Hncl.ley, Lockett A Co., la this dsy dissolved by mntU'
al consent. The name of tho firm can be need by cither
party in liquidation of any debtedue them.
£.«ru* N «X, 1/up 34,1863. K F. K1NCI1LCY,
K. LOCKETT,
to offer one of
LOTHING, and a general ottnrlnent of Gen
turnin', FURNISHING GOODS and Fancy
Not tone.
ever brought to this eity, suitable for Hprlng and Bum-
mor wear, at prices naver known or heard of lu this
country.
We enumerate a few leading artlelse In our line, to
which we i uvlte • -acini attmtum:
Drunn and Frock Contn,
" J D °" ° oi " t * 1
Ranlncwn nnd fleitleg roots,
In every variety of styles, and of different materials,
euoh as Oloth, Cafislraere, Tweed, Cashmeret and tnau-
uiautured lu plain, elouded, striped and mixed patterns.
PntitnlnoitH,
T .n niaok and flsuey Colored Cloth, Casaiuiere and Cai-
■inet superfine Doeskin In various colors.
VflltN,
Plain, White and Figured Satin and Bilk—for wedding
and party wear: Double and Hinglo Breasted, in a va
riety of materials; Plain Blank uud Fancy Batins,Doe
skins, CaxhmeroUi, Ac.
Hosiery,
Gents’ Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Bocks, Gloves,
Suspenders. Cravats, Bilk and Batin Steaks, aud Neek
Ties of the latest French and American styles in groat
variety.
IIhIm, (!np«i, Trunk*, Carpet lines nnd
Vstll.se*.
The peculiar facilities possessed by the Subscribers for
importing their stock, will enable them to offer induce
ments In thelrtrade seldom met with, and at the same
time making
THE UNION SAVING STORE
Corner of Congress and Jottorson streets— the greatest
depository of READY MADE CLOTHING in this
oouniry. MAAS A HEYMANN.
Boy* ami Youth*’ (Hoiking,
Not to be surpassed ia the variety uf styles, make
and low price, to he found at the above named estab
lishment. oct 4 ly
Itobinson A Dump,
DRAFERS AND TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
FINK HEAD Y-rtlAUK CLOTHING,
.4 ilK now receiving ami opening llmir slock of
JY SPH1NO AND SUMMER GOODS, all of which
have boon selected during tbe past month by our Mr.
Camp, consisting in part or Light, Black and Fancy
Colored Cloths, Caessmiers, Cashiueretts, Pel w*nu Cloths,
and Drop il'ete, Vestings of Bilks, Batins, Marseilles
aud Embroidered Patterns.
Our Ready-Made Clothing is from the well-known
housoof W. T. Jennlnge A Co., Broadway, New York,
aud caunotbe surpassed.
We have our usual large supply of Furnishing Goods
on hand—everything roiplisite lor a gentleman's ward
robe—together with Trunks, Valisos,Carpet-Bags; also,
India Rubber Goods, auuh a* Coats, Cloaks, Poncho,,
JaOKgius and Ca/te,, all of which we offer aa low aud on
as good terms as cau bo obtained olsovhore.
GAUDHY'H UU1LD1NGB, next to Pulaski House.
apr 4
A.T11UMA8.
■VTOTICK.—Tlin unilursiffiiml will con
Iq business at the Old Btaud, under tho
KmehleyA Thomas. E. F. KINC
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continue tho
of
KINC11LEY,
A. THOMAS.
_ j Thomas.
'
VjOTHJiC.—Tho undorsigumi roHpectiuily
J i quests the subscribers to bis Bath House, to return
the tiekets they now have, in order to obtain nev
a number of the old tickets having been mislaid
leu from him. After this date cone of the old issue of
tickets will be redeemed. J. M. 11 AY WOOD.
N. B. -Pkick or BSTHIRO.—Mingle Bath 60 cents ;
tickets for $1. tf may 34
TUIlUtlllNGH.
/lOTiOIlKD SILK AND LINEN BRAID,
V J Trimming Braid, Colored Bilk l.lnen and Gilt
Buttons for Children Clothes, also fancy open worked
Hose and half lloso, at
apr 10 KEMPTON A VERSTILL'8.
WSft
Chatham ui
AD.1IINIMTUATK1 .\»H WALK.
M« lin sold on tho first Tuosiluy in '.ilynnxi,
A the Court IIouio, in the city of Savannah,
n county, beta sen the hours or 10 and 4 o’clook,
agreeable to an order or the Honorable the Court of Or
dinary of aaldcouuty : Tenor twelve Blaves, consist
ing of meu, wouiouand children, togutlmr with the late
residonoe, called Pleasant Rotreat, of Jamce Al. Bates,
deceased, of four hundred and forty-four acroacf land,
lub.'e or leu, In Chatham county, about fivoor six milos
from the city, with the improvements thereon, oonsist-
iug of aoomfortc.Me Dvailing, with all necessary out-
LoiMings for r ( • > dt, and handy to market. Bold as the
I rope-ty of the estate of tho said Jauies Al. Bates, for
t bene no lit of his heirs. Terms ou the day of sale,
may 3 ANN B. UATKH, Administratrix.
15 7.
A LA If OK LOT OF THIN <71101CK
JY champagne, has just arrived. Bo ell who have
Leea anaiously waiting, ean now get eupplled, by tbe
only importer in Savannah,
ma fiH
M. J. 8OI.OAI0N8.
AUK1VAL OK NEW aiJiMillliU GtMlBB.
M PKKNDKKGAST & CO. have tliie day re-
• oelved per steamship Btato of Georgia, a very
cut assortment of new, frshioauble auu cheap
Goods, comprising
k White and colored French Liuon Drills,
i A great variety for Gsntleinen's aud Boys' Buuimor
wear.
Bareges, Chameleon. Figured and printed Groua-
dines, black and colored.
Black Uro DcRhiue bilks.
J.kdiee’ Needle work collars.
Jaoonetapd Organdy Muslins.
7-8, 4-4 and y-8 French, English and American
Prints, particularly desirablo styles.
A beautiful assortment of Cambric and Swiss Edg
ings and inserting#.
They will bo receiving further snppllos by thr
steamer during tho mouth.
No. 178 Broughton stroot,
may 10 ' opposite Ht. Andrews Hall.
Self uni! Seif urs! 1 setfu in : • j
* rucuiit arrival, nml for
-eliasers, by P. JACOBS,
37 Bull street, Bavaunab, Ga.
The following choice brands, vlat
‘“‘“’Augusta, 3,000 El Rlfio.
Georgia Londros, 10.0UU (insolation,
3,WSI Flor de Preusados
6,000 Constanoia,
10,(MX) Washington,
3,000 La Patrfa,
0,000 La Gulpascoana,
3,000 Georgia Rvgalias,
paola—tliecelebrated 6,000 Cilnndrudos,
tendon also, 7,000 Antonio Jx>pcs.
Also for saio, Rough and Ready Chewing Tobacco;
Julia Dean do tawis Cose extra Gold I.eaf do,; Jas.
Thomas, jr., Virgiu do.; Jenny l.lnd Twist dQ.; Dia
dem Twist do.; Exoelslor Twist do.; Eldorado do.;
Crompton's Four Aocs do.
A new lot of Begnr Coses, Port Monaies, Ac. Snuffs
and Pipes of all descriptions, may 34
’J&u Umv* ’toffdr..,
3,uuu Georgia Plantation,
6,(NS) Kio liond. i.ondrux,
6.UU0 Gsorgia,
•1,000 Rio Hondo,
3,000 Cabanas,
4,000 De Oartagay Com-
paula—the celebrated
Carpel and floor Cloth Wureliouse.
Curtains, Curtain Ooods,
dec., dev., fee.
JVo. 140 Con/pre** aud I)lo.b7 St. Julien S(m.
ri'IIK rtubscrihnr, knowing tlint the citizens ol
I Savannah have felt a great Interest in the estab
lishing of a
CARPKT WARKHOUBB,
In this city, aud being aware that mat^ have boon
awaiting the completion of the Now Store, so that thuy
cjuid make their selection of the various articles for
furnishing their houses, would respeetfully inform tho
public, generally, that he liaa opened the most 00m-
plota assortment of all the various styles of GOODS
usually kept In similar eatabliakments. The Stock of
tbe diffnreut departments will consist, in part, of tho
following Goods, via:
CJAJtPUT DEPARTMENT.
Royal Velvet, Tapestry Brussels; Mocst Brussels;
‘ Dt: Tapestry and Brussels for Stairs;
irtiuo. Fine and Common ingrain; Plain
“ ‘ -alia, Y>.; I'
Brussel!; Velvot
Three Ply. Hupei
wflfedtk
enetiau for Stairs, Hall
C eta,0-4,lt-4aad lfi-4 In width, of every variety of pui-
irns; Hearth Ruga; Parlor aud Stoop Mats; Table aud
l'iauo Covers; Silver and Brass Oval and Jutagon Stair
Rods; Stair Line*. Ao. f Ac.
OIL CLOTIIH.
Of ovory Width; from one to oight sards, for Halls,
Diulag Booms. 8toauiboats, Saloons, As.i Boso Wood,
Mahogany and Saudi-figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-4,
. 6-4 and 4-4 widap Figured India Rubber Cloth for
Stairs.
(7URTA1NH.
Silk and Worsted Damask De-Lalne; Wonted aud
Linen Damask Do Lai ns; Figured and Plain Damasks^
variety of colors; White and Buff, for Shades. ™
WINDOW MilADKM.
Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland and
W»,U* and Gold, entirely new style: Cord; Loops; Tas-
•els; together With ait tno various T» twwGj;;Cur
tains and Shades.
<41LT CORNIC1K8.
Bands, Loops and Pins, of the greatest variety and rat-
terns, of tho latest importation; all or which will be
•old at wholesale or retail, on the most liberal terms.
WM. If. GUION. Agent,
140 Oongmss and C7 St. Juiian-ets.
kiiuploii A VerMlIle
.4 RK now opouing u fiiiuly ntsortOd and complete
jtY »taok of Bummer aud other Dry Goods, which
New Watch, Clock, Jewelry
„„ 4>l> FANCY STOUK,
M anovairrot/aTRKKr, a». ns.
H; HUNOUi STEIN, Mamifucturcr of Cbro-
' r “»“Cl^k.,w.«h„ ki.kc..
lilif, Uiri t. Si! *»J Hi. pubilo s on«-
*bi lh * “»'• 1« UriUblgi-U.,
‘ Jurr oo lbo^ion, ouif
ba.|.„, i|, lu v.rlou. br.ucl:..,
» toTi* Cbn,uom,u re , J 0 ».l-
N.wlAUn'jjgs* ’SS iir^i ™, a
B0T *——,— _ kHANciS STEIN
KDPARTNKU»IUP NUTIueT
T| UK MukrataMOd l»nv« this day nsaociaud ihem
J selves together voder the name aud style «r Keino.
ion A VonHHo. for the traara+tion of a general
<4 U da bnsineaa Having taken the stand m W&rm/,
RaiGfo, No^72flL JuMan.ond 107 Bryan-sts.
Juslo store, they will, la
to their friends aud the
utent of
1Tb!
mri
OnNSTONACO.
.
0. A. L. LAMAR.
»»Pttkloil TouguuN
ML just roceived
' ‘NDKR'S,
-amsat-eqr.
salo 10 elute eou-
GRANGE.
Y ul the must
I in store,
kJ irisli l.lnens. l,iuen nuu Cotton blicoliugs, Bleaoh-
cduud Brown Khirtiugs, Pillow Caso Li 110us nnd Cot-
tan., 1 look aback*, Scotch Diaper, Long Lawns, Bird’s
Eye Diaper, 7, H, D. lUand 13-4, l.lnen Table Damasks,
Damask Napkins, Dowlas, Linen Towels, Gauie Flan
nels. Mtisqulto l.ace and Netting, Furniture Fringe,
Ladies', Gent's and Children's Hosiery, Ladies' Dress
Go^ds, uow ami handsome, Kmbroldories, Laces, Itib-
b-,os, etc , for salo at tbe lowest market puces, by
may 6 DmWITTA MORGAN.
SAVANNAH MORNING
Corporation Notloos,
A BILL, to bo uutlilod ou Ordivancc 10 divide
J\ tho city Into four DtspauMfy DlstrieU, to provide
for tbe election of a Disnsntary Physician for each of
said districts, mud to daolaro the dutios and Kxthe com-
pensatioo of each Dispensary Physician. -
Boo. !. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of
the eity of Satftusah and hamlets thereof in Council
essumbied, and it is h«r«by ordained by the authority
ortho earns, That from and after tho passage of thUor-
dlnance, the eity be, and it is hereby dlvidsd intofour
Dispensary Districts, tbe first to embrace all that part
of tfi* olty bounded on the uorth by the Savannah riv
er, on the oast by Jefferson-strsotocnUnucdtotberiver,
on the south by South llroad-atreet and Wllllam-strect,
and on the West by tho corporate limits ; the second to
embrace all that part of the city bounded on the north
by the river, on the east by the corporate limits, on the
south by Soutli Broad-street eontluued to tho corporate
limits, and on the west by Juffersou-street, continued to
tho river; the third to embrace all that part of the city
bounded on the north by Willllam-strcot and South
Brond-etroet, on the caat by Jefferson street continued
to the corporate limits, on the south by tbe oorporata
limits, nad on the w est by tho corporate limits ; and the
fourth to embrace all that part or the city bounded on
the nortli by 8outh Broad-street contiuued to the cor-
tho east by the oorporato limits, on
irtliby So
b limits, 0
south by the 0
by the corpoi
■norate limits, and on tho west by
street continued to the corporate limits.
hoc. 3. Be it further ordained by tno authority afore
said, That there shall be clouted ut the first icgulnr
moutliig of Council after the passage of this ordinunco,
and anunally thereafter ou tho first regular meeting iu
January, a Dispensary Physician for each of said dis
tricts, whose duty it ifiall be ta furnish the destitute sick
within the limits of hie district with neocssat/ tnedi-
einos, to give them medical aud surgical adviro aud at
tention, to visit them at their places of abode when ne
cessary, oa every Monday and Thursday, to attend in
peraon, or by competent substitute, between the hours
of 10 o’clock, A. M. and I P. 6!.. for consultation with
out-door parties, aud to keep always a competent sup
ply of vaccine matter for yOclaaliitg tho poor and to be
furnished physicians, the latter to pay a reasonable and
proper price therefor, aud * '
by any m ** L W
, fill all proscriptions signed
by any member of tbe Georgia Medical t amity, pro
vided each of such prescriptions shall set forth the name
of the patient and Hiulracea-iurtifkate that the patieut
resides within the district or the Dispensary Physician
to whom it ia addressed.
Her. .1. Bo it further ordained by the authority arnre-
■«id, That the SUid Dispensary Phy sicians shall be con
sidered, held and taken as officers or the city, and ahull
l*e liable to the same penalties for uon-performance or
nuglect of any of their official duties as are now pre
scribed in the case of other city officers.
Heo. 4. Bo It further ordained by the authority afore
said, That such Dispensary Physician before entering
011 the duties or his ilfico shall take tho oath prescribed
for city iifllcors, and execute a bond with two securities
in tho penal sum of one thousand dollars, conditional
for the faithful performance of hisolhoo. Each Dispen
sary Physician shall recolvo in full compensation for
medicines and services, a ~* *'
anurtn. payable monthly.
-dollars pt
salary of
'sec!‘h! , lhTt further ordained by the authority afore
Skid, That all ordinances and parts of ordinances mill
tating against this ordinance 1h\ and the same are hure-
je28
l Gjnaui-,
ItlCItSKIi I). AIINOI.D,
C. 1
, L. Li
1 EXTRACT or 1
JJi IKK), entitled a
be considered public
Pi
Grdlnaueo defining what shall
.iiibllo nuisances, nnd for the prevention,
pnnislimout nnd rciuoval of thu same."
large within the limits of the city, from tho setting of
the Hun ta tiierisiugof the same; and the owner of
such cattle so found at large, shall forfeit and pay a
sum not exceeding five dollars for each and evory time
any such animal shall be found at large; and it shall
bo tbs duty of tho City Marshal and City Constables to
take such oattlu so found at larg», contrary to tho pro
visions of this ordinance, and impound them nntil the
said flno and all ousts are paid, and it the nniinal bo not
claimed within five days, it hIiiiM bo thu duty of the City
Marshal to soli tho same ut tho pout'd, first giving at
least five days' notice in one of the public gnsottos of thu
city of tho description of the animal and the tiino and
Rad way’s Ready Relief i
Radway’s Renovating' Resolvent,
Rndway's Roady Regulators/.
r |^HK nan uf which will ill sail cusnx instantly stop
I paiu, quickly cure disease aud always prevent
sickness.
No Pain, or Biekneis, or Disease, or Unhealthy Mat
ter will remain iu or affect the system while it is under
theiullucnoe of
H. R. R, RE MED IE S.
Kadway’s Heady ltcllef,
Iiiii‘viiiill>* nml KnornallT.
KXTlillNAI. PAINS.—The ui.m.nt It I. utmllcd ox-
teruall v it stops nil pain. It cures Blicuiiiatism, Luui-
*go, Gout, Paralysis, 8lok Headache, Neuralgia, Tic
olorcnx, Sprains and Strains, Distorted Limbs, Pain
ful Swellings, Cramps and Hpusms, in a few hours.
1NTKUNAL PAINS.—A few drops of Iladway's
Beady Relief, taken internally, will stop the most dis
tressing pains of Diarrham, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
aud instantly soothe, arrest aud allay the most violent
cramps, spasms and convulsions.
R. It- REHEF.—The very moment it Is applied it
ops pain, arrests disoaso and removes itsoauso.
RHEUMATISM.—An aged gentleman was troubled
with Rheumatism for six years. Sometimes his foot
v ould swell to thruo times their natural siae; he suf
fered tho most excruciating pains, lie wae relieved
trout pain in Five Ml.-.utes alter using H. R. Relief.—
Ho has not beeigtroubled sinoo.
R. It. RESOLVENT.—Mercurial RheumiUimt.—A
gcntloman residing next door to our office, has been
a filleted with Mercurial Rheumatism for a number of
years. He was cured by Uklug Iladway's Renovating
Resolvent internally, aud bathing externally with RadJ
H. H. b. no. 2
Radway’s Renovating Resolvent
Quickly cures Scrofula aud all fihronlo aud eypbiiitio
nnplalnts, consumption, bad coughs, wastiug away of
is body, and all diuoasosof tho lungs.
It rosolvos away all diseased deposits,
It purifies tho blood and othor fluids.
It ronowatea tho system.
R. It. Ittcfi)LVENT.—Nineteen FevorSoresourodby
Iladway's Renovating Reeolvent. A gentleman who had
Ukun great quantities of Mercury, w ho became salivat
ed, and whose body was a mass or putrid tfeth, w aa en
tirely cured by the use of Iladway's Renovating Resol
vent. The first week he had takeu the Resolvent, a
piece of solid matter like the rind of choeso,*ono eighth
of an inch thick and six inches iu longth, w na discharg
ed from a largo aoro on hia leg. From that day he grow
bettor. He continued tho use of the Resolvent and the
Regulators. lutwoweok from the time he commenced
using tho II. R. Remedies, evory sere was healod. Ills
H.H. B. NO. 3.
RADWAY’S HEUULATORS
A mild, pleasant and effectual purgative, superior to
all pills or powders for regulating the bowels.
All porsons who ate inclined to oo*tlT»neos are here
informed that one or two of Iladway's Regulators will
|ileo«autl> aud agreeably empty the bowels twice in
twenty-four hours.
Radwav'h Kknovatinu Rbrolvknt—Will ouro all
chronio, scrofulous, syphilitic complaints, mercurial
diseases, diseased deposits, nodes, swellings, tumors,
uloers, lever sores, consumption, bronchitis, all diseases
that have been iu the system for five, teu, or twenty
u!li. U. Ol'triOK. DM Fnlt<m—t.,N.Y.
JKdT Bold by Druggists everywhere.
»|T 13 MWFly.
IFIPAKTNKKHIIIl*.
'I>111*7 umleritjgiifid have furiumi a copartnership,
1 taking effect from tho first day of January last, un
der the firm of JOHN B. MOORE t CO, for the transac
tion of a gouorul wholOHale A retail Drug, Faint and Oil
‘ isinexs. They may bo fouud at the old stand of Moore
Houdriokeou, Gibbous Buildings,
marl JOHN B. MOORE.
DANIEL B. MOORE,
JOHN E. BT1LWELL.
X
CUFAKTNKHMUIP.
1IK UNDERSIGNED luvu this dny foruieil a
Copartuorship for tbe transaction of a gouoral
ippiug aud Commission business un^vr tho firm of
• auUdi L Tollman, office N*. 10 Cwenkil'a Blip. New
. ...... W. B. SCRANTON,
May Ifith, 1863. H. U. TALLMAN.
KKrr.KKNC'KS.
Messrs. Sherman 4 Coilius;
“ Esrs, Wheeler 4 Co.;
“ Cogswell. Orano 4 Co.; f Atte york -
** II. 4 D. IVinoroy; J
Messrs. Webeter, 4 Faltuoa; )
“ Koran ton, Johnston 4 Co.; V S>it>armuA.
" Howland 4 Co. j
tf
jf IIHSOLUYION.—Thu Copartnership or
\J Scranton, Johnston 4 Co„ is this day dissolved by
the Withdrawal of Wui. B. Scranton.
D. T. SCRANTON,
# JOS. JOHNSTON,
_ . W. B. SCRANTON,
gavauuanh. May 16th, 1863.
04IPAUTNKUNI111*.
THE Uaderaigned having associated with them
Mr. Henry H. Scranton, will coutiuuo tbu Grocery
Business under tho firm of Scranton, Johiuton 4 co.
J). T. SCRANTON.
JOS. JOHNSTON.
Savannah, May loth, 1853. may 17 tf
’I'lUTHlrill FriVtlunTowel..—Tli.w Tow
i ols, as the naino designates, are of Turkish manu
facture, aud are iutanded as a aubsfltuto for the flesh
brush, the hair glolu, and hair belt, for producing a
healthy aetiou of thonklu by friction. Tho material is
of flax, aud of a texture admirably adapted to their use.
They will be found to be effective without being harsh.
t or sale by A. A- 8OLOMON8 4 CO.
J UNNiNUg’H DOUBLE 8DDA WATER
—A PURE ARTICLE.—The manufacturers, (the
celebrated Jenniucs, of Cork, lrelaud) in the prepara-
m^kfx-iwJn for their Soda Water, carefully
deleterious substances, admitting into its
oh, J r •“« r ®ditnU or&wruined parity. A
■E* •J 0 **** »«mkct, and for aale by
r~-- A. A. SOLOMON81 CO,
1 DoKord, has received
»or BtiSJi *2! Tablet* and Ra-
thty wfAien Jh! 4 ^ 04 ? e, * r offnrwl toe public ;
aSSSsS^fwawett
°* J. ROBERTS.
OHAKOBH,
A .ho'.M UA.rtm.Bt •
IO)jlBlWU.-TI,.. a hu,lh.r. arc now nnf- .
pared to do plumbing In all Its tranche*. Persons
«ta»nar a
1CHOL8,
into the CUy Ti
'll, who may aud ;
be paid to the owner of such animal
mbject to the order of Council, who inay uud shall
deducting thu fine and
urr, subject to *' ' “ '
order the same
when required.
See. II. Be it further ordained. That any bull found
at largo withiu tho limits of the city, shall be oonsidor-
ed as a nuisance, and may be killed by any person.
BILL, tu he UllUMod 11
ordinance entitled "
. oows, oxen and calves, and other cattle frm„
»g at large," passed in Council, February, 1811.
A.'
Hue 1. Be It ordained by tho Mayor and 'Aldermen of
tho city of Savannah and tho hamlets thereof, in Council
nssonibled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority
of thb same, That from anti aftor the passiugol' this or-
»r
calves and other cattle runuing nt largo within tiie fol-
lowiuc limits, via: Guinnet-struot on tho south, pro-
•Tcust and west tothe exteudud incorporate limits
city of Savannah and the hamlets thereof: the
ivsniuh riveron the north and the corporito limits of
to dt>|of savannah ou thu east and west.
See. 3. lto it further ordained by thu authority aforo-
1 or parts of ordinances mllitat-
, n of this ordinance bo, and tho
uuio are licroby repealed,
l’osscdin Couucil, Savannah, Rlth March 1853.
It. WAYNE, Mayor.
[Attest] EnwiRti U. Wilson, r. c.junc 34
Philadelphia
Lee k Walker,
(St7CCESSOK8 TO OKOROE WILMG,)
Ho. 188 CkeatBot-st., Phladelphie,
p i a NO Tor t e s,
IMa.Irnl lB.lrain. nl., Mm Mn.lc,
Vlnlln.Ouliar, II ni p H<rln*n,4kc.
4 1,1. of which will lie «"1J «l the very lot
Cxtelo.-joi wnt ti> mypirtrjfIh. u. Ht
by .rtdi-h inxxx Hh-v*. pel j'.t.l.
i.ia, 0
.Mtunifaelnre the
_ C0MP0SI1E IRON RAILING,
TTNEQUALLED In hcautv, s'..ongth, and cheap-
U ueta. Ornamental Cast Iron Tice are melted on
to rods and framework of wrought Don, making it eith
er light and graceful like
W1UK It AI LINK 1
Or, heavy and solid like Cast Iron. Each pannel being
thus made one selid piece, having no crevices for tbe
rain or moisture of the atmosphere to offset, there la no
rusting of the work. Deaigua will besonttoany a i
dress—postage free.
. rr*«M range from 60'oenta to $6 00 per lineal foot.—
lUilings for pubilo or private grounds, cemeteries,
Verandahs, Balconies, Ao., for sale by
GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
» . ... ** Broadway, l4ew York.
I.»0. F. and his Ageutaare tho only personam
thorUed to sell this newly patented Hailing, for the
aprIf
Atlantic States.
C.W.VAN HORN’S
IMPROVED ELA8TIC UTERINE SUPPORTER,
Fur Vrolnpaut Uteri, (Hilling of the IYouth.)
r PHE uttnutioii orPhysiciamt mid LiuiiossiifTnring
1 from the above derangement, is respoetfully In
vited to " Van Uorn’t Imprucf*! Uterine SujijHjrter."—
.. . biuotionablo oa acconntof their chafing the hips,
io., making them extremely unpleasant to be work.—
They have no auMrior for ‘1«ir •**--
above dlsjilaeemenl, and
the relief and cure of the
eccmmended and used in
tho practice of the following Professor sof Obstetrics and
Diseases of women and children, via,:
l'rofloMor J. A. Eve, Me iical College, Augusta, Ga.
" J. B. Longshore. Female Med. College, FhUa.
" Chaa. Woodward, Med. Inst., Cinelnnatti, O.
" W. I*. Johnston, Columbia Col'go, Wash'n.D.C.
“ II. Miller, Med. Don't. Univ'y, Louisville. Ky.
•* A.lI.Cenas, Mei.Oollogo of ixOuisiana.N. O..
and by the 1'hysioians generally throughout the United
Htatas. if. W. VAN HORN 4 CO . Philadelphia.
Manufacturers also of Trusses, of all description* of
Instruments for Curvature Spine, Club Foot, aud for all
dorangements requiring tho use of Bandages, or Instru
ments for restoration. J. B. MOURE 4 CO.
jo 15 ly Agents in Savannah
C. W. VAN HORN’S
Improved Elastic Shonldtr Brace,
The only Brace manufactured that dote not bind
or chafe under the armi, and can be uwrn
mil A both eaet and comfort.
oso who havo worn other Braces
are requested to give those a trial, to
test their superiority over all others.
Clerks, students, tailors. Seamstres
ses, children of both sexes, and all
othura, who olthor from habit or 00-
eupation, or from • weakly or debili-
itated constitution have acquired tbe
habit of bending forward, (round
whotildored) aud eompreseing the
Chest and Lungs, will find the above
Brace to remedy the above defcot,
. _ and ensure an erect carriago, with
improved symmetry and form of body to tbe wearer,
id also allowing a full, free and healthy action and
pension of tho Langs, by removing the compression,
id preventing thereby the Pulmonary Organs from
coming weak and diseas' d.
c. W. VAN HORN 4 CO.,
Manufaotnreraof Surgical Bandages of all descriptions,
Philadelphia.(je 17) J. B. MOOKE 4 CO.
1&
nTTC
Piauo rones.
O. C. B. CARTER, No. 171 Chestnut-
itreet, sixth door above Fifth, opposite
he State House, up stairs, PuiLJDKb
'HU, now offers to the public an on-
- tirely now assortment of PIANOS,
just reooived from the most cotebrated makers, and of
unch patterns and finish as to defy competition. Messrs.
Nnnns 4 Clark’s and James Thompson's Instruments,
which are here offered, stand unrivalled in the opinion
Of all competent judges, as posscssingbeauty and purity
■ ' ' never beiore attained by auy maker.
.PIANOS with AEOLIAN Attachment, Church
and Parlor ORGANS, 8ERAPHINE8 and MELODE-
ONH, all of which are warranted, and will be sold at
tho raanuraetnrers’ lowest cosh prices.
All oaahorders for muslo promptly attended to.
Socoud hand Pianos bought and aold. Plano* tuned
and repaired.
P. 8.—The extraordinary anooen of the PHILADEL
PHIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC, aud the perfeetaatla-
faction it ha* given, induces the subscriber to continue
It. Lessons in SINGING, PIANO, HARP, GUITAR,
4o., are givon by Artists of tbe very highest ability. It
needs but be mentioned, that 8ig. ANDREA ALFI8I,
and Mademoiselle HELENE 8CUAAFF, who stand
pre-eminent among the profession, are connected with
the Institution, and dovote. their time and talents to
tho pupils, r je26 ly] O. C. B. CARTER, Principal.
FKOCLAitlATlON.
MAYOR'S OFFICE, \
Savannah. May 9, 1853./
WnCREAX, Council, at a regular meeting, held on tho
27th January, 1853, passed a resolution requiring ino to
issue my proclamation "olosiajr tho Old Cemetery for
the piirposo of Interment after the 1st or July next.
Therefore, I do hereby proclaim, that after the First
day of July next, the Olu or Brick .Cemetery will be
olosod for the purpose of intormvut.
IL. 8.J It. WAYNE, Mayor.
Attest: Edward G. Wilson, C. C. je U?
rtniK
h Ci
CITY Tit KAMU it IS It’S OKKlt;E.
Jl-nb 7th, 1853.
UNDERSIGNED is now reudy to receive
City Taxes for thu present year.
J. GEORGE, City Treasurer.
Vo Builders.
BALED proposal* will lm received by tho uii-
O undersigned, until the 35th day of Juno next, to
furnlsli all the materials, aud oroct tno Keeper's dwel
ling aud office at Laurel Grove Comctery, according to
dan and specifications to ho soon at Mosers. Shoil 4
ay's, Arofiitacts. JOHN MALLKRY,
may S3 Cli. Com, on Health and Comctery.
a
UEOKGE J. IIENKELS,
No. 178 Chestnut-street, Philadelphia.
OI't'OHITU TIIK STATE HOUSE,
Has jnst received from Franoe his Spring assortment of
FURNITURE OOVERINQS
KftTJKKJftftl, colon
r in Brocatelle, Plush and Satin De I«aine.
Curtains hung in the most substantial manner.
ELEGANT FURNITURE,
n
Vi
ordor.
Peraous wishing to Furnish in the latest style In th«
Fall, aro respeotfully informed that we are now haviug
manufactured in Paris twenty fine sets of superb Rose
wood Drawing-Room Furniture, of which the sample
sets have been received. Tho style is entirely new and
of the most graceful design. Those wishing to Furnish
uow will please call and examine the immense stock on
hand before purchasing, as the goods will be sold low.
A large assortment of well tiuished plain Mahogany
and Walnut Furniture always on hand, for sale cheap.,
jo 26 ly
KISK’HIUKTALLIUBURIAL CASES.
This valuablearticle IsJuairoceived and for eals by
I. W. MORRELL A CO.,
sept 3 ly Bole agents in this City for tho Inventor
section.
“licit further onlained. That a general ticket given
by tho inastor, owner, employer, or guardiau of anogro
or person of eolor, shall pass the bearer thereof until
ten o’clook P. M.; bat that, iu ordor to pass a negro or
free nsrsou of color aftor ten o’clock P. M., a spools!
ticket shall be giveu, which ticket shall specify thu
hour when it is to expiro, and maybe given both bo-
foro and after ton o’clook 1*. M.i Prveiil&t, however,
tickot ahull pass the bearer thereof after mid- .uu n,uci nonsu/, buu owriini on>gr n»r«,
nignt. aholher it bo dated before or after that hour, uu- such aa Table. Dessert aud Tea Kpocus and Forks; 811-
leas the time whon it is given, aud thu object in view. — *
and tho place to which Uie bearer is scut, are distinotl)
specified,”
The officers and privates of the City Guard aro here
by ordered to enforce the above section.
By order of his Honor the Mayor.
EDWARD O. WILSON,
Savannah, 25th Jan'y, 1853. Clerk of Counot,.
BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
J UMTKKCKIVUD IIY tho HubucriberN
a largo invoice of this vuiuuble paint inpachigcs
or from 35 to 400 lbs. Tho price is about one third of
White Load, while for ouUido work it is far preferable.
Selection of Ccrtmcntes.
Nkw You* Aasbkai^ 3d Oct., 1851.
Being advised by one of tho first painters in the city
of New York to use tho Bridgewater l’alut, iu prefer
ence to auy othor, upon thu Ordnance buildings in my
charge, on Governor's Island, 1 did so, and I'cund ft
all that it was recommended to be. The buildings,
solves, and 1 t *
, ¥ jf the virt
l’alut, dooming it superior to auy 1
thu virtues of the
which aro of briok, speak for themselves,
fully give iny testimony iu boh '*' "’
•*■* •*., dooming it superior to u „
judge from two months' observatb
G. H. TAI.COTT. Br. Lfc. Col.
U. B. Military Academy, Jauuary 2Cth,1852.
1 have used the Bridgewater I’aiut upon some of the
buildings under my supervision, at West Point, aud 1
cheerfully add my testimony to Us durability aud
cheapness.
lu future I shall recommond it to my friend.< and use
it myself. S. ALEXANDER.
Lt. Eng's. U. 8. A.
PLANTER'S CERTIFICATE.
New 111 kkia, Atmkupus.Lu , March 16th, 1852.
In Jaly last I wax induced to apply the Bridgewater
Miuerul Paint to my sogar-house, and in every resne
it luu exceeded tuy expectations, aud thercprosentatiou.
toads by the agouU, Messrs, G. C. BogeU 4 Co. 1
heerfully add my testimony t “
since last July, and has neither blictereil
oJ, aud lias formed a solid melalic surface, which has
proved entirely impervious. JOHN. F. MILLER.
Tho uudersigned haviug used the Bridgewater Paint,
a sufficient length of time to tests its virtues, without
hesitation pronouuoe it tiie best articlo ns yet known
for covering bricks, wood, tin, Iron, to. It la remarka
ble for Its ureal body, durability, adhesiveness, elasti
city, aud also for its spark and cinder proof qualities,
and aaloug as it gives us thu samo satisfaction aa here
tofore, we will continue to use It and recommend it as i
most superior paint.
[Signed] Juiis IIODOKIS. 159 Court-st., Brooklyn.
” W. I,. ItASDoU’U,Court 4 Dougiasa-st,, ••
" 0.4 r. Kikiinas, 72 Court-st.-, **
“ David Walmeu, 2 Harrison street, *
" H. Gmisxon.7 Hickest., "
" Hobt. Mo Ewan, 8 liioks st., *'
u CiiAB. Homix, 831) Broadway, Now York.
•• Turn. P. Nash, 152 Atlantic at., Brooklyn.
" IIbnyv I’ll 11.w s. 226 lleury st., 'V
" C. F. Ueumanob, 276 Hicks at., “
Painter*.
Pamphlets containing full directions, will be furnish
ed. | may 20) A. A. SOLOMONS 4 CO.
Wilmot’s Jewelry Store.
^rilK HIJHHCimiElt has uo hand, and ia
X con*tantly reoeiving from the beat and moitresree-
tablo manufacturers in the country, Rich Diamond,Ru
by, Pearl, and other Jewelry, and sterling Silver Ware,
“■■'1 a« Tablo. Dessert aud Tea H|>oone and Forks; BU-
I lates and Waiters; Tea Sour; Castors; Cups nnd
Saucers; Goblets; Tumbler*; Pap Boat*; Soup and
Sauce Ladles; Pie, Ice Cream, Cake and Fish Knives;
Solid Silver Doesert, Pioklo and Butter Knives; Nap-
klu Rings: Salt Cellars and Fruit Knives; Silver Plated
Snouua, Forks and Indies; Cake Baskets; Castors;
Waiters; Snuffers aud Trays; Ivorv Balance-Handle
Kuivcs aud Silver Plated on Steel Table and Deaaert
Knives.
Flue 21 d.ty Marble Mantlo Clooks and common Brass
Clocks of every descriptaon.
Gold and Silver Lever and Lepine Watches; Fine
Enamelled Hunting Watches; Gold and Silver Thim
bles; Gold nnd Silver Bpeotaoles; Gold and Silver
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; Fine Rogers's Poeket
Cutlery; Itaaors and Rasor Strope; Card (
Mouais.
Particular attention will b« given to repairing of
Watohee and Jewelry.
From his loog experience and eatenalve facilities, he
confidently bolieves he will satisfy all who may favor
him with their patronage. Ills prices are as low, and
terms as liberal ae at any establishment in the Sute.
mar 18 8. WlLMOT, No. I Market-square.
Coslur’s exterminator.
.’OR TIIK TOTAL KXTKKMI NATION Of
• Rata, Mice, Cockroaches, Ante, Ground Klee,
Solos Beetles, Crickets. 4o. Warranto., not Injurious
<• toe human family. Will not dia in their holes. Also
(•Exterminator for the total annihilation of BED-
Princlpal Depot. 448 Broadway.
RBrEKBKCEX.-Washington and Centre Markets; Mr.
Hodges, Carlton llonse : D. D. Howard, IrVing House;
Captain Flowera, lWfia Hotel; Shelley's Saloon,
Johnson proprietor, Broadway and Anthony streets;
Chas. Thibault, No. 16 Washington street; L. Delmo-
nieo, 36 Broadway ; E. O. Howard, Editor of tho Sun
day Times: Westchester House, Bowery and Broome
•trouts ; W. Uolberton, 430 Broome street, aud 75
Maiden Lane: Empire City House; P. V. King, 41
8outh street; Gporge Gay, 67 Union Place ; Benjamin
Wood, 40 Mclxugal street; L. B. Bincsse, 43 John
street, and 80 St. Mark's Place; Thomas Thomas, Jr.,
Architect, 30< Broadway.
cau’iriOATE or 167 deaths.
I have givon Henry 11. Costar's Exterminator an ef
fectual trial, and having aeon tho wonderful effects of
the same, andconvinoedof tho anporlor efficacy of his
Kateriuluator over any other preparation ever offtrred
tothe public, I cordially reoomueci it. By two appli
cations of tho Exterminator, 167 ItAT8 wero found dead
In the kitohenand cellars. THOMAS KIRK,
„ „ . „ Bowery Hotel, 393 Bowery.
New York, Deeeml>or 11th, 1851.
For sale by all the wholesale druggists in the eity and
the principal druggists in tiie United States, Cauados,
West Indies, 4o. Warranted In all cases. None genuine
unlos* signed by ljKNHY H. COSTAR,
jy 39 ly 448 Broadway, Now York.
MW For sale by J. A. MAYER, 164 Broughton-etj
and by J. B. MOORE 4 CO. *
ALLCOCK’8 PLASTERS.
THE MEDICATEO INDIA RUBBER PLASTER
Of the Nlnetccuth Century.
B 18TOKY—The history of the e plaster* would
occupy moro space than ean be spared in these
s. Suffice it to say, that the most omiuent chem
ists and physicians of tho United States and of Europe
w«ro oonnultod as to their oouiposition. But it wae left
to Mr. AMoock, whofor sevon years had the entire chatgo
of Monsrs. Hfishtoi^a Astor House atoro, to perfect them
for public uso. They am made porous, so that the
poration of the perspiration ean goon taffluently v<
Uie plaster is applied, without, as with other plaxtern,
causing the accumulation of acrid Buld, whkh corn'
the skin and occasions many unpleasant sensations,
necessary for the cure or al’.eviutlon of affection*
which a plaster is usually applied.
They are tonic and carminative, whkh render* them
of peculiar value iu many affectiona of the ohest and
bowels, more especially when a nervous character;
they in faot warm, aud to a certain extent, vitalise the
part upon whioh they are applied.
These strengthening, warming, and pain-rolleving
E l as tors, will be fouud invaluable in weakness of tho
auk, chronic rheumatism, and contractions of the tmifl-
olee; neuralgia, local nervous affections; in asthma,
and ralus in tbe side or chest, especially w hen proceed
ing from dy.pepsia or weakness, or • sense of coldness
at the pit uf tbe stomach; in chronic or reeeut affec
tions of the kidneys; in cases ui sprains, strains,
bruises ; and in uearly all cases where a local pain
weakness exists.
Tho reador is especially referred to the following tes
timonials, tuoro particularly to tho letter from Dr. I.
T. Henderson, whom thoso plaster* of Mr. Allcock
oured of a nervous disease of the bowels of many years
•tandiug.
I#r. I. T. IIcmlf’-Mon’H Letter.
_ _ . Jtomottle, Loutniuna, Jtarch 8, 1850.
Dn. T. Allcock,
Sib I have been suffering under a sevoro altaok of
neuralgio disease of my bowels for years, with hyper-
throphy of Ute heart, and havo tried everything known
to tbe practice of medicine from the very boat M. D’a.;
but truth prompts me to say that your plasters ‘
given uie more permanent roller than auy thing u
have used, aud I believe will produce n perfect cur.. .
am wonderfully pleased with tho couutor-irritant effect
qt your plaster, for it is produced iu auoh a mild and
E radual way, as well a* tho invigorating action it gives
> the capillary oiroulatiou around tho parte to which
they ere applied, with the great uervous sedative influ
ence they exert upon all nervous diseases.
In conclusion, permit me to say, that I have had ex-
ycrienoo oftho qualities of the plastors heretofore U
use, but must place yours at the head of them all. Ev-
eymodlcal man who bocuines acquainted with them,
will assuredly reeomuoud his patients to use no other
than the Medicated India Rubber Plaster of Dr. Ailooek.
** Yours very truly,
I. T. HENDERSON, M. D.
The Floaters can bo obtained at the Book Store of
W. Tuobnk Williams, No. 149 Bay-st., Savannah,
and by order of all Druggists, throughout tho country,
jy a* sod law t-w
V Jl Rio. 76 do Jamaica, and 60 do Java.
Sugar—10 hhda Forto Rico, 10 do St Croix,6 do NO
leans, RIO bbls Crushed, Powdered and Clarified.
Molasaei—35 lihds Cuba, 75 bbls New Orleans.
“ 150 bids Baltimore, 75 do Canal, 50 do Uira
ged, 30 hhda hides, 30 du Shoulders.
Potatoes—150 bbls F E aud Morcer Potatoes.
Lard aud Codfish—25 bbls ohuico Leaf Lard, 6oasks
and half boxes Stan b.
Tobscou—350 pkgs, variona brands and qualities.
Lemon Syrup, So.—50 boxes Loiuon Syrup; 10 cases
Tomato Catsups ; 10 do Brand
75 bbls Phelps' Gin, 60 do'N E Bum,
Waluut^aml^J
Domestic Liqui
ly Pencbes.
.iquors—76 bbls Phelps' Gin, 60 do N E Bum,
76 do BeuUHod Whisky, 30 do oxtra Gld Monongahela
do.
....*0 20
SAVANNAH BAHBElt SHOP
AND
BATHING SALOON.
T IIK Huhscriher would rekpecifully announce
to the citisens of Savannah, and of Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida, South Carolina, that this long and woll
known establishment is opon fur the reception of his
frieuds. Ho aaaures thorn that nothing will b« left un
done on his part to continue it a convenient andoomfor-
tablo Barber Shop. His prices will bo os ruasouable
in auy similar establishment iu New York.
Hair Cutting, in neat and fashionable stylo..
Siugle^Shavo
Shampooing
Shaving six and seven times a week
Shaving live times a week
Shaving three or four times a week
Tickets for Children's Hair Cutting, 8 for
Hot and Cold Baths
Parents are respeotfully imfurtued that every
and pains will be taken with their ehildren when ....
to the Saloon to be waited upon. lie will alio keep for
sale a variety of Fancy Goods, such as Gentlemen's
Cravats, Stocks, all kinds of Oloves, Dretit 8ldrta, Me
rino end Cotton Uudorshirta and Drawer*. Pocket
Udkfs., Collars, 800k*, and othor articles or Gentlo-
iuou's wear; also—Hair, Tooth, Hat, N?il, Flesh.
Clothe* aud Shoo Brashoa; Soaps, Oils, Colognes, and
a groat variety of other artiolus.
Holm of Hnvaimulu
This beautiful preparation is manufactured by him
self for cleansing aod darkening the Hair; thouaands
who have received tho benefit or cleansing of daudrnff,
improving and darkening the Ilair, are willing to com
mend it. Prioe—$1 a bottle, or three bottles for $2 20.
Augusta Barber Shop,
He would also take the pleasure of informing his nu
merous friouds that he has opened a magnificent Barber
Shop uuder tbe Augusta Hotel, Broad-stfoot, Augusta,
whero every convenience will be found to make his pa
trons comfortable. Strangers and friends visiting Au
gusta are respectfully solicited to give me a call.
J. M. liAYWOOD, Monumeut-aq., Savannah,
jan 1 ly,Aud under Auguvta Hotel, Broad-«t., Augusta.
Savannah HX<*iliciil College.
SESSION 1853—'61.
'PIIK COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS
I Institution will commence on the First Monday iu
hTtvembi..' and contiuno four months.
It. )>. ARNOLD, M. I)., Prof, of Institutes aud Prac
tice of Medicine.
J. G. HOWARD. M. D., Prof. Anatomy.
W.G. BULLOCH, M.D., Prof. Principles and Prao-
ticu of Surgery.
P, M. KOLI.OCK, M. D., Prof. Obstotricsand Diseases
of Wuiueu and Children.
C. W. WEST. M. D., Prof. Medical Chemistry.
K. 11. MARTIN. M. 1)., Prof. Physiology.
11.L. BYRD, M.D., Prof. Materia MoJica and Thera-
J. B. READ, M. ])., Prof. Pathological Anatomy and
Demonstrator of Anatomy.
FEES.—For Die toll course, $105; Matriculation
Ticxet, $5; Demonstrator of Anatomy, $10; Grtulua-
(ion, $30. Requisites for Graduation, tho same as ia
other Medical Colleges. C. W. WEST, M. D.,
apr 22 tlN Dean 01 the Faculty.
The following newspapers will pleaseoopy the
above till 1st November, and ueui bill* ta this Office t—
South Carolinian, Columbia, (ti i-wuekly)
Cou,l,r. Charleston. •*
OoMtitutionaUet, Augusta, Geo., (weekly)
Recorder, MUledgeviTie,
Patriot, Albany. Geo., “
Floridian, Tallahiusee, Fla., **
Adrertieer, Montgomery, Ala.. u
Advocate, Huntsville, Ala., "
Uiuettc. Chattanooga, Ala., •«
WOOD \ WOOP!
, DEIIGfJ AND .UKDICINKri.
r pllK kuhscribers, wholusnlo aud Retail Druggikts,
J would respectfully call tbe atteution of purchasers
to their wull-solsctcd stock of the above mentioned ar
ticle*, which they offer for sale at the lowest possible
prloea; ulao,
PAINTS, GLASS, *0.?
Uuion White Lead, I.iuseed Oil, Dry and Ground Colors,
Yarnisheti, Glue*, Putty aud Paint Brushes;
MACHINERY OIL,
Of all kinds, vis: Sperm, I^rd.lUposoed aud PatastOll;
GROCERS* ARTICLES:
Whaie Oil, 8nices, Mustard, Saleratus, Matches, 4c.;
LANDltETH’S GARDEN SEEDS:
Also, Medicine Chests, Surgical lustrumeuts, and
Glassware, together with a great varioty of artioles for
family uso, couaiating of Gelatine, Flavoring Extracts,
Starch, An., with an elegant assortment of fine French
and Engliih Heir aud Tooth Uinshes, Toilet Combs,
Lubln’« Pi’riuraes, Colognes, aud Hair Preparations—
all of which are warranted ta be of the beet quality.
JOUN B. MOORE 4 CO.
nar 16
iUelodeoua.
TW. Ixuatifiil Ja.lr.iB.Dt of « ud « Oel.T.1,
from the cclebratad klanuffietory oi Cahart d
Needham, aiwayr on hand and tor aale by
I. W. MORRELL * CO.
SPLENDID PIANO IORT1M.
The underfilled having just received
mm« fine instruments from the uela-
jrated factories of Stoddart and J. U.
Dunham, ere •aabled to offer an assort
ment of Piano Fi.vrtes, which, for tone, taueh amt fluish,
eannot be eurpassed. A call is reapeettolly solicited.
apr 9 F. 3QQBAUM4 00.. Wartng'» Range.
. PIANO POUTED.
W. MORRELL & OO.
.tuoded to.
I rigid LOW 1
'***■ tf
‘J eei.ri. Hi„u,hion
U Bk-". 4lour, jiut roo.lv
-20 quarter eaaka Pure Malaga, 8 do ehoioe Ma
deira, received and for aale by
apr 25 McMAUON 4 DOYLE.
Hunt's Httfttorative,
POHIVKGKTABLE HAIR COMPOSITION,
ri'lirs jiloaxaut and ollicinul Hgont for the pruvon-
J lion of baldness, and the removal of dandruff, is
also a great auxiliary at the toilet, both oa account of
its delicate and agreeablo perfume, (froo from essential
oiis,) and its keeping the hair in place and curl. When
the hair is moist with this fluid, it may be drossod beau
tifully, iu any form roquired, so as to keep in its place.
Prevfou* to curling the hair, moisten it lightly with tho
Restorative, which will give it u glossy and durable curl.
Children's heads should bo drossod with the Hestorativo
twico a week, with a soft hair brush, a* it will at once
thoroughly cleanse tho skin, and lay the foundation of
a good hr ad of hair.
For sale, together with a varioty of Hair Oils, Co
logne*, uud Shaving Creams, at tho
| SHAVING AND IIAIR-DIIESSINO SALOON,
168>a Broughton-atreet,
Nearly opposlto St. Andrew's Hall,
» mar 21 By WM. J. HUNT.
EDWARD O'BYRNE'S
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE,
Taylor** lliilldlng, Market Wharf,
SAVANNAH, GKOHUIA.
tj-fcX'fE. O'B. keeps oonatantly in storo
HHHUIurgo stock uf GHOChUlLX, Liquors.MIHk*
Crockery-Waro, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing.
HI chests Black Tea.
35 bags of Coffee.
4U boxes Ground Coffoe.
40 barrels Crushed, Yellow, and V/hlte Sugars.
76 boaes Family, Palo, and No. 1 Soap.
4 pipes Holland Gin.
6 half-pipes Cognac Brandy.
15 barrels Fourth Proof Domeetio Brandy.
40 do. Phelpa’e Gin.
35 do. Rum.
10 hhda. do.
15 barrels Port, Malaga, and Madeira Wines.
76 dosen Teapots, assortod qualities.
10 orates assorted Crookory-Ware.ly oetlO
J. ROUSSEAU,
Corner Bull uud Buy Streets.
Importer and Denier In
Wines, Liquors aud Cigars,
TIIK eubscrilicr has now on hand ft fine
and well seleetod stock of Wines, Liquors
■Ba aud Segars L comprising the following:
One Butt uf the AioiOfot RESERVE MADEIRA
WINE, vintage 1844.
T One Pipo ohuico OLD LONDON PARTICULAR.
Oue Pipe or tbe first quality and ohoioest OLD *' RE
SERVE/' vintage 1846.
()no Pine of the ohoioest and most delicately flavored
OLD PAL1IET1NHO, vintage 1836.
One Pipe of the choicest and exoeodingly rare OLD
8ERCIAL. vintage 1836.
Ono half Pipe of the richest and m>)*t highly flavored
SOUTH BIDE GRAPE JUICE. „
Two Pipes Old Loudon Market.
Eight quarter casks OLD ARAUJO, vintage 1830.
Also a lot of the OLD RESERVE, of an olden im
portation. iu Boxes and Demijohns.
Two half pipes choice OLD PORT WINE.
“ **. " “ SHERRY ••
Twelve half pipes choice OLD COGNAC, of varions
brand*, via: Ilcnnesey, I^ndon Dock, Jean Louis Pinet,
Castillon, Guimard, Saaerao, Salignae, aud Otard,
Du pay 4 Co.
Ono puncheon of OLD 8COTCII WHISKY.
., !' . *' " Jamaica Rum. Also various
kinds of Claret, Port,TeneriU r u l Blierry and other Wines.
Choico Champagne, of various brand*. Hook Wino*,
imported Cordlaln—such os Curacao, Maraschino, Ani
sette, and assorted Cordials, Braudy Fruits, Ao.
166,066 ohoioe Havana Cigars, of varions brands, and
a full atook of FANCY GUOCERIEB. tf doe 30
[ UMT RECEIVED*—-A good usKortnieot of
I Silk aud Lisle Gloves, and fancy Silk Neck Ties.
;o2 For sale by PIERSON. I1EIDT 4 CO.
Granite Fir* Inuni
OF UTICA,
CtriTAL. $160,000*Mm ’V
C'lmrtor Onk I.lfe Iniurnnce Connsanv.
HARTFORD* CONN. F Tt
Capital, (endorsed by Uie State) $280,000.
Alfred Gill, President. Jas. C. Walk ley, Boo'y.
K nicker bock rr Fire Innnrnnre Co*.
OF WATERFORD, N. Y.
CAPITAL, $156,60 0.
Chaki.f-h Cramku, Preiiduit. F. D. Mok. Beo'ry.
These Companies having a cash enpita), sarely in
vested in bond and mortgage, aro prepared to effort In-,
surance against damage by fire, on all kinds of property
on reasonable terms.
Applications recelvod by A. WILBUR,
spr 33 Agent tor Savannah, 129 Oongress-st."’
XUIs. UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company,
Charier Ferpelual—Caih System.
CAPITAL $‘.1X0,000. *
This company combines tho Mutual and Propriutary
system, and will jnaure tho lives of white persons, also
negroes. Dr. Aumoi.d, Mvdlcitl Examiner.
urirlS ly MIN1B 4 FLORANCE, Agents.
Bancrof t A Bryan,
GKNKKAI. AOB.NTH AND IIKOKBIIH,
roHTHE ri’iicnask and sale or
STOCKS, BONUS, KXCUA NOK d RltA L F.STA TK.
No. 117 Dny Street, havnniinb.
jan 34 ly
Liverpool and l.oudou Fire i. nd Life
luuurnnre Oompnny*
S ^IIK undersiriioil Agnut* of tlm nhova Company,
will take risks against Fire ou Buildings, Stock In
ado, 4o., on tho most favorable terms.
BANCROFT 4 BRYAN.
Jan24 ly No. 117 Bay-st., Savannah.
HOYAl« INhllHANCii UOA1PANV.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
CA riTAL,
9,000,000 of Pounds Sterling.
q 'Ills INSTITUTION ha. r.lnbll.heil nil Agcicv
J in Suvaunah, and Fire Polloies upon Produce and
Property will be issued l,y ANDREW
Sitvaunab, January 21,1853.
f LOW 4 CO.
L.IINUON rtUKNlX HI UK OFKICK.
f|3HIS Cmnpany tuk«s Fire Risks in thie eity,and
I insures Rents aud Leases,
sap 2 ROBT. HABERSHAM 4 SON, Agents,
f|3HE undersigned, Agents of the above Company,
1 continue to take risks against Fire on Buildings,
Stock*, etc.,on the moet favorable torma.
apr 14
COHENS4
HERT^
Mutual Life luaurunce Company of New
York*
I SAAC ABB ATT, Hec'y. JOSEPH B. COLLINS,
Prcs't. Dr. R. D. Arnold, Medical Examiner. •
Applications received by
feu 14 ly W. V. IIUNTEB, Agent.
Mouthera Mutual Iunuranee <'ompnoy*
4 BBUKY HULL, President and Treasurer.—
Albon Chase, Beo'ry. C. F. McKay, Aetuary.
0 undersigned, Agent of the above Company, con
tinues tu take the following risks, vis: Marine, Kieer
and Fire; also on the lives 01 Servant*.
Lives of White Persons aro also taken by (hie Com
pany. No extra premium for residing in the South.
WILLI AMKING, Agout,
June 17 ly Corner of Bay aud Drayton sts.
THE BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE
F thu Subscribers, is uow uuder the muuugoineiit
DIK.C. A. HALL,
A gentleman fully competent, and who will tako groat
enro to give satisfaction in the execution of all work en
trusted to him. With tho
Ordered during the past year, and that whioh we aro
now about ordering, our Office will have undergone a
thorough renewal. Our
Hook Hintlinic nml ItlnuufHctuiinfi
facilities, will also bo materially improved, and the
stock of manufacturing materials considerably enlarged.
No paint or expense will be spared in obtaining a
supply of Paper uf every description, of superior quali
ty. nnd every exortiun will be made to render the es
tablishments worthy of tbe support of the uotnmunlty,
trusting that we shall moet with due onoourageinont.
Mr. E. J. Purse has no lougor any oonuuction with
the ubovo establishments.
Orders may bo left nt the store, or with Mr. Hail at
the old stand, Penflold's Iiange, over F. W. Cornwell's
Hardware Store, eutrauoe iu the lane.
Je 15 J. M. COOPER 4 CO.
HARNDEN’S EXPRESS,
r W> Lo*; V Appetite,
"rate canted bjSuUveH,,,,*’
Vait1* ta the lionet, or
Hkeumalitm ettueed
by the ute of
Mercury,
Scrofula, Cuianeout Eruption$.
. BoUb\ Ulcere;tec. p/e4 l
r T HE *1*6*0 diKoasna arise pomjrnlly from •» to.*
1 live elate of the 1.1 rar. or an impure stau «V .V'
ttajaarrs ^ ^
With most of psrsoas it acts npon tbe bowels ...
mild purgative; It cleanses the system from its hnnSli*
ties, without causing sny irritation U U»f aUm?R?J
canal, or debilitating effort. ■»*»*eatary
He hbolshy action 6n the Llvtr and Blood
the tendenqy of morbid influent**, aud le
re... .A ~ .11..... 'ft..... "7 a
Iirerd dluut. The. *1.0 >n
Ui« Soulli.r. «ill M.dll, MiSl’iSre
thl. i.reptrtiloi hu «h» n.l.r.l
which provea it to be a pure and unadulterated «... 1 1 •
The eitlxena of Havannah eld Vletaitailllj
this article has the best effect upon the si atom
gives better sati.faction to theta who use It then
preparation ol tho kind in use. *"*.
Physicians have assurance from the prontiita* iv..
it eontaina nothing but Sarsaparilla, with .pint
•snehariue matter enongh only to preserve iL* mna
Price $1 per bettle, or U bottles for $5.
Sold In Swvannal ljy James H. Carter and J.B. Moor*
Co- J Mtdvlile, by JT. Griffin 1 BandersrllU, by N w
Haines 4 Brother; Wnynteboro’, by L.Swartsfandu
druggists generally. ' *" a v
Those ordering thie artlolu f»Mm dturglsts orcornmi.
mtaalon werol.anta. slmuld express In tl.,1, ordeVT® 11 ’
ty "Pennlr* OeorglaSartagartlla.'i
153 Bay 8tr«tet v
R ESPECTFULLY bugleava to inform tlmnU-
sens of Savannah and its vicinity, that they have
coeciudod their arrangements with the Central Ball-
road and Banking Company, and are now running Aloe-
sunger* doily to Maoon, and somi-wcokly to Oglethorpe
and Coiambus, and alio forwarding goods to Miliedge-
villa and ail intermediate plaqps. we would also aay
that our expresses by tho stoamers to Now York antf
Philadelphia enable us to forwird every description 0
Merchandise and valuables to ovory town In tbe North
ern States—also to California and Europe.
OrriCKS and Agents—153 Bay-street, Savannah; C.
A. Ells 4 Sou, Maoon; Geo. R. Clay Ion, Oglothorpe;
Randolph-it., Columbus; 74 Broadway, New York;
43 and *5 South-third-streut, Philadelphia; 8 Courl^
street, Boston; Exchange-street, Provideuoe-, Mont-
gomery-streut, San Francisco,
fob 22 LIVINGSTON. WINCHESTER, 4 CO.
EINSTEIN & ECKWAN,
151 CouKinss-SIrcet,
T NVITE public uttauiiou to the LOW PRICES at
J which a general assortment of Dry Goode are now
offored for sale at their store.
Having availed themselves of the opportunity of pur
chasing Goods vpry much below tho inurkot value at the
roeent
Auction feulcs in tills City,
thoy arc uow prepared to sltaro tiie advantages with
their customers, hy selling the following descriptions
-rices below tlieir original cost.
Printed Lawns,
Ginghams,
Organdies,
Bareges,
Barege de Laincs,
Collars,
Chemisette,
t I Id k Is.,
Embroidered do.,
Cotton Ed; '
Linen
Thread do.
Needlework do.
Quilts,
Sheeting and Sliirtln
Brown and Bleached,
Irish Linen,
Hosiery.
Cotton Edgings4Inxertings,
do.’.
apes.
To insure the ontire advantages of the bargains w
tb now offering, an early call at our establishment
teceseary, aa sueli bargains cannot laat long.
Je 14 E. 4 E.
M ODERN FLIRTATION; n novel, hy Catha
rine Sinclair.
rry Covordale's Courtship aud what eame of it,
by tiie author ofl" Frank Ff Jrlegh,”ote.
Notabilities in Franc? a id England, with, an Auto-
ograpliy; by Philarcto Chasles.
Putnam's Alagaiido, Vol. 1, bound.
Memorials of the English Martyrs; by tbe Rev. G.
n., eta ; by Au»t«n 11.
Ruins or Nineveh and Babylon.
I.ayanl, M.P., with Ma;>aand Illustrations]
Memoirs, Journal aud Correspondence of Thomas
ipondi
Moore; by Lord John Bust*], part V.
Pictorial Brother Jonathan tor 4th of July.'
— MORE OF —
The Old Forest Rangtr; Edited hy Frank Foreatai
English Soldier in the United States Army.
Dean's Daughter; by Mrs. Gore,
Je 16 JOHN M. COOPER 4 CO.
NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED BY 8. 8. SIBLEY, JUNE 14, 1853.
M 18TOKY of all Nation*, from tlm oarliubt pe
riods to the present time ; by 8. G. Goodrich—li
sted by 70 Maps and 700 Engravings.
Montaigne’s Works, his Essays, Letters, Ao.; by Wm.
Harlett, Esq. -
Tooke's Pantheon of the Heathen Gods, adapted to the
10 of Students of uvery age and sox.
Sylvia Roabury, or Yankees in Japan; by Harry Ba
sel, author of Yankee Jack, lied Kiug, Ao.
The Soldier's Wife, or scenus lu Canteen and on tho
Battle Field ; by U. W. M. Reynolds.
I.miy Leighton, or tho Belle of tho Manor ; by Miss
Goro, author of tho Dean's Daughter, tu.
Part 6tli of the Memoirs of Thom** Moore: bv the
t. Hon. Lord John Russell, M. P.
Arthur'* Homo Magar iue tor July.
Brothor Jonathan, a Mammoth Sheet for 4th July.
Barnum'a Illustrated News, a splendid uutnber.
CRssou's Pictorial, 4c., Ao., 4c. For aale atl35Con-
gtess Street. je 15
Wood Yard-Ferry Wharf.
J. T. THOMAS,
(HuocvNNor to D* UtfuiMliurt,)
W ILL koop u coiiNtaut supply of Ouk, Aeli,
Block Jack, Pine and Light wood. Boxes for
orders are placed at the stores of A users. J. 51. Cooper
4 Co.. John Merohixon, W. W. l.inooln and at the of
fice of tbe Morning News. Orders for
Kccd Cane for Shipment,
supplled at short notice,tf je
ATH AND HAY.—1,000 InubHls Gate; 50
bales prime Eastern Hay, in stare and tor sale by
OGDEN 4 BUNKER.
O
J<-
t IOUN AND OATH.—For bulo iu lots to suit
/ purchasers,
4666 bushels Core, 600 bushels Oats, by
BROWN 4 HARRIS.
MwR At tho West Uroad-st. Stables.
U unu pants,
hC44H pair Fancy I.inon Drill Pants,
48 do heavy Browu aud Fancy Duck Pants,
24 do suporflne Black Doe Skin Pants,
48 real Grass Linen du. Also, • large tot el
white and figured aud Embroidered Silk and Matselllofi
- *»•, at MAAS 4 HEY MANN’fi
films, Hides, Hardware, &c.
AHD, riOAJC ANI» CANUJLKS.
325 bbls. Prime I^of lard.
66 106 lb p-ckageu, Prime Leaf laird.
75 boxes No. 1Jump.
do. paRd&l Wmily ttanp.
00 do. Adamantine Candles.
26 do. do. Psari Caadlts.
S6 do. Sporm Candles.
66 do. Patent Tallow Candles. For sale by.
way IS WEB8TKRA PALMES.
'36 do. do. do. do. Shouldors
60 bbls- Moss Pork.
15 ooT F
I Inucs Many's 1
4UUURN 4 CUlfSINGHAJL
Liver Complaint,
Jgan.lrn, Dr.prp.lu, (Jhr*ul<- gr Ner,...
Debllli), Uluiwi. *f ike Kidney.,
Dlwases ari
sing from a disor
dered Liver orddta-
maoh, such ae Constipa
tion, Inward Piles, Pullueae
or Blood ta the Head, Acidity of
' the Stomach, Nausea, llurtbnrn. Dis
gust for Food. Fnllnxie or weigh* in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter
ing at the pit of the Htoraaoh, Swimmius
of the Head, Hurried and Dlfflcalt
Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or Suffocating
Sensation* when Inn lying
posture, Dimness of
Vision, Dots or
Webs before
the Sight,
/Viwr and dull pain in ihe head, Deficiency of Per,pira-
lion, VeltuienraA «y the SUn and Ayet, Fain in the Sale
Bark, Client, Limit, dc., Suddm Fla,hue of Unit, Burn,
iny in the Fleth, Conntunt Imagining, nf Frit uud
Drpreuion of Spirit,,can be effectually eured by
7>K. HOOFLANIV8
CELEBRATED GERMAN BJTTSHl.
rusr-tuED nr
DU. Cl. M. JAI KKON,
AT TUB GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 120 ASCII
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Their pouer over the above ditratee i, not excel If J, if
equalled, by liny odur preparation in the Unibd Stutn,
ae the cure* aUeet, in many eases, after ekUjulphyticiuH,
huil/ailed.
These Bitters re worthy the attention of invalid*.
Po**e**ing grea virtue* in the rectification of di*«**«a
of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the mutt
searching powers in weakness and affections of the dl-
gostiro organs, thoy are withal safe, certain and pleas
ant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
,, liVom the Boston Pee.]
The editor said, Dee. 22d—
Dr. llouftaiut'e ceUbratut German Bitter,, for the cure
of Liver Complaint, Jauudloe, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervoua Debility, is deservedly ono of tho most popnUr
medicines of the day. Those Bitters nave been used ly
thuiisande, and a friend at onr elbow says he has him
self received an effectual and permanent oure of Liver
Compluiut from the nse of this remedy. We are c
-. inced that, in the use of thsao-Bitters, the pfitionte.-
•tantly gains strength and vigor—a fket worthy of grest
consideration. They arc pleasant in taste aud smell,
and ean be used by persons with the moet delicate stom
achs with safoty, under 4»y circumstances. Wears
sjioaKiug from experieuoe, and to the afflicted weadvise
Scott's Weekly, one of th« host literary papers pub
lished, said, August 25- 1
“Dr. lloojtand'e German Bittermanufactured by
Dr, Jooksou, are now recommended by some of the uest
prominent members of the faculty as an article or much
etfieaey in cases *f female weakness. As such is the
ease, we would advise all mothers to obtain a bottle, and
thus save themselves niuoli sickness. Persons of debil
itated constitution* will find these Bioters advantage
ous to their health, aa we know from experieuoe the
salutary effect they have upon weak systems."
MORE EVIDENCE.
Tbe Philadelihla Saturday Untelto, the best family
nowspapor published iu tho United States. The editor
says of ■’ ,
DR. HOOFLAND'B GERMAN BITTERS.
“It is uoldow that wo recommend whataretarmedPa
tent Medicines, to tho oontidcuce and patronage of our
readers: aud, therefore, when we recommend Dr. Hoof-
land's German Bitters, we wish it tabs distinctly under
stood that we are not speakiug of Uie nostrums of tbe
day, that aro noised about for a brief period aud then
forgotten, alter they have duno their guilty roe« of mis
chief, but or a medicine loug established, universally
prised, and which has met the hearty approval of the
irSrnJUIIi m ..MM
foregoing) from all ■ootlons of the Union, tho last three
years, and the strongest testimony in Us favor is that
there Is more of it used in the praotieo of the rogular
physicians of Philadelphia thau all othor nostrums c
blued, a fact that cau cosily bo established, aud f
proving m —
their qui
form.
That this medicine will oure Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia no one can doubt, aftor using it as directed.
It act* specifically upon the stomach anullver; it is pre
ferable to calomel in alt bilious di»*u*et—the effect ie
immediate.' They can be administered to female 0
fant with safety and reliable bonofit at any time,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high oharacter which
is ucce*«ary for all medicines to attaiu ta iuduoe coun
terfeiters to put forth spurious articles at the risk of the
lives of those who are innocently depolvod.
Look irell to the mark, of the Genuine t
They have the written signature of C.Jtf. JACKSON
upon the wrapper, and his name blown in the butUe.
without which they are epurioue.
Fur sale Wholesale and Retail at the
GE 1151 AN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 126 Arch-street, one door below Sixth, Philadelphia
aud by respectable dealers generally through
tho country. «*" ■ . - ■ v •'
PniClKH HKillJCED.
To enable all classes of invalids ta enjoy the advfintagei
of their great restorative powers.
SitiL'le boltlcn 75 cent,.
Also for sale by J. A. LaROCHE, W.W- LINCOLN,
quiet approval when presented even In thie
Another Scientific Wonder!
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA I
DK. HOUGHTON'S^
Juicy., prepared
flroin Rennet,ortbe
fourth - stomach of
the Ox, after direc
tions of Baron Lie
big, the greet Phy
siological ChosnUt,
by J. S. HOUGHTON,
*.!>., Philadelphia,
_ Pa. Thislxafrnly
ludrful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jenudioe,
>or Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing af-
Nature's own method, by Nature’s own Agent, tiie
Gastric Juice. jKff* Half ataaspoonfitllef Pepsin in
fused in waterwilidigeetor dissolve live pounds of Roast
Beef in abonttwo honrs, out of the stomach. >*>.-
PEPSIN is tho ohlofelenient,orgreatdlgestiug>tTin-
dple of the Oestric Jnloe—tho solvont of tue Food, the
purifying, preserving and stimulating agent of the Sto-
maob aud Intestines. It is extractod Crum the Diges
tive Stomach of the Ox. thus funning a true Dlge*tir$
Fluid, precisely liko the natural Gastric Jnloe in its
Chentioal powers,and fuvmishiaa complete and perfect
substitute for it.
Hclentlflrt Evidence!
Call on the Agent and tetadeswriptiveeiruulargntii;
J iving a large amount of eolentlflo evidence, from Lie
Ig's Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe’s Physiology uf Di
gestion, Dr. Pereira qn Food and Diet. l>r.J.W. Draper,
of New-York University. Professor Dunglisun's Physi
ology, Prof. Slllimau, ol Yale College; Dr. Carpenter's
Physiology, 4o., together with reports of ourea from all
great natural remedy, free from
and Nauseous Drugs. It is extreme!)
fas to, aud mey be taken by the mostr
aaunot eat a water cracker without a
w aro of Drugged imitations. Pepsin
rutimrlablc ourta in evory town I _
oases, reports of oure*. certificates
Pat louts, are givon in tho Cironlars (
gratia.
Pcpuln In Fluid and 1
Dr. Honghton’a Pepsin is prepared
Fluid form—and in Prescription 1
Physicians.
Private Circulars for Physiclana may
Dr. Houghton or his AgonU, describing
aration, aud giving tbe
of this new remedy
of prepare
which tbe claim
is not a secret remedy, no objection uan h
its u*e by rhytieiane In rosoootable •taft_.^ T .
Ur practice. Prioe $1 tier bottle.
RAT OBSERVE Tills .-(Every bottle of tho genuine
Pepsin bears tho written signature of J. 8. UOUGli-
TuN, M. D., solo proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copy
right and Trade Mark secured.
mgr Bold by all Druggists and Dealers ia Medicines
W7W. LINCOLN, Wholesale and Retail Agent in
»w VM , barrel* oxtra supori
landing per schr. Fannie aud tor sue by
OOUENBAIIBRTZ.
VTTk’k AN|> UHKKHK.—S5 firkin. *»■]
, ....» — —* • --«-ie#e,re 0 elTed
I (HUtori.-HiuuuiUipira.gr lUrHl im**ru-
V.ST **‘ n ^ fcr “"iKhU APtORASCK.
■ lisps