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Newspaper Page Textjha F»co mid Skm, iiwlimtlariy, jS^JtiunlK Btotelwa, ToUori. rm, Sunburn* Ffctaftloa, jfcc. A di’firon of [deamtrii accdmpuniei tlm ime of *hU elegant preparation, in itn refreshing effect tonou the akin, Cutaneous irritability and dwoolo- Vatitotw are ulso rembvcd.ririd h’puro state of tho complexion established bytho 'into of tliffTbUon. For aalo by . * Q. R. HENDRICKSON." - may 35 ' Gibbon's Hilildinj j^QO roams Loiter and Foolscap • JT PapTr, assorted qualities. Just recoivetl nnd /v,-.,. • ix.. u.'.HKNmtrcicMnN. m ilwoii for main hy TOtlff If (3. t^HENDUlCKSON. jutia 23 . ‘' Gibbons' Buildings. HoT.HKS.—Carved Tortolso Shell, Buffalo, Jf Imitation and Brazilian Tuck Coiitbs, Shell and Imitation long bnck Combs,' Sido Combs of nrpmoty , of patterns, DreVpig Combs,, Shell, Buffalo, Ivory ftild English Horn and Fine. Teeth Combs of all sizes and qualities, for sale by may 13- • ' HENDRICKSON. F or the teeth. —Monprlns’ uni scorbutic Elixir and his celebrated Odontiu __ ' scorbutic Elixir and his celebrated Odoutiim, just received and for aide by G. R. HENDRICKSON, may IS ' ~ ■* ' ■ ’Gibbon*' Building*. H for aalo . may IS IBRAUD S ritfsS.—Rev. IL Hib- bard’a genuino vogetablo anti-bilious qills, leby G. R. HENDRICKSON, • Id IJlM.n.w' l.iiIUmr-t Gibbons’ buildings. B UI.L’8 SARSAPlRIIilili-A II. Hull's Compound Extract ol Sarsaparilla, for Uio cure of Sortifolu,diseases of tho Skin, Dys pepsia, Rheumatism, Chronic diseases of the lungs, Jaundice, Neuralgia, to counteract the des tructive c tlucts of Mercury, and all diseases arising from nit impure state of tho blood, equal to any preparation of Sarsnpnrilln.' For sale ut 75 cents per bottle, by G. R. HENDRICKSON,, may 4 Gibbons' buildings. L AMP WICK.—Solar nnd Astral Lamp Wick of nil sizes; wicks for Lard Lumps, and Candle wick, for salu by G. R. HENDRICKSON, npr34 Gibbons' buildings. pAKIPUIA’Ih—A fresh supply of very V-r superior, just received, and kept constantly oniiandhy G. 11. HENDRICKSON, apr 14 Gibbons' building's. tSALBV'S CAlHIIMATIVE^l JLf groce of Unsold English, preparation, war rantedgeuuiuo, for sale by ■.« • apr 24 Q. R. HENDRICKSON. H UEI/g FAHIILV SOAP.-50 boxes Hall’s Extra Stemn Pressed Sonfi.jniit land ed and for sale by C. R. HENDRICKSON, apr 10; Qib|unis’ buildings. POWDER PUFFS & BOXES.-An JL extensive assortment of Powder Putfs and Boxes. Also, Putts without Uio boxes, and tiu Powdor Boxes, for suld by apr22 G. R. HENDRICKSON. B* »UTLER'S TASTELESS SE1D- > LITZ POWDERS.—All the solid ingre dients of tho Seidlitz Spring eiiihliincd in one compound powder,'tho efforvoscihg solution of which in Water is vCry nearly tasteless.' Besides being more palatable, it U'inade'ih much less time, and with infinitely less trouble, than that I iroduccd with the two powders in the usual way. l*repurod by Thomas liuUur, 4 Clicnpside street, Loudon. Sold bv *G. R. HENDRICKSON, apr 7|Gibbon's Buildings. H oney.—3 cases new crop Cuba Honey, just received and for side by npl fi , G. it HENDRICKSON. flOCUliOACH POISON, dkc.-Dr. Fonchtwungcr's CockWmen, Rat and Mouse Poison, a sure uud safe destroyer of those iiosci- ous vermin. Also, his infallible Bed Bug Poison, for sale by G. It. HENDRICKSON, apl u Gibbon*' Buildings. make iti States. Th6 Modfcilitf cbutttl paragon' whqtavHri'bUl' WJn 1 ' 1 innUM piily.’ fill liable preparation, is ’ d3ol‘ will fine tn.uiq Southern mi no. illiberal pro- u»i w.,« JwrtloM Vegetable 'o Pliintdwi.tlils Mqdlcitid is' a yul- ... vr .in. ns It cures nil chAos lit 1 V)*v^lve hours, anu does not ror|itIru' uiiy time to bd'loat; all that wt’n bo donO is tot ike thotMcdibinb iftid to go to work. To tho Rice Plimtorit is a valuable Med- ieiiioHw’itdoes not contain miy mercurial or Wilu- erai preparation whatever, and U therefore a; safe Medieluo forUiosdwho drolinblo to exposure. 1 beg you. do not lot mo have to tax you so often ’Wills «dyertisouwntH, v eerUticdtasi -&<?i ■ jlt-fauainliqndy proved itself to bowliut 1 say it.ig, and ,tbe giA’dtost proof is ovory body is roco.mmandum it to, l>9. {tho only certain and speedy cipro forylio leyar “fid Ague. All you havo.to do Is to ask your neighbor what lie tliiuks of Humphreys* Remedy for lover and Ague, and ofconr»o, ,to be convinced, you will try it, at lon.it I hope so. Hero is my oiler V» «»»y Planter of South Carolina, wlm will either cifil on Doct. P. M. Cohen,of Charleston, S. C. or,myself, intlie city of Savannah, and either of us will give I*.... ti.tnl.fn .....I .Pit il/mu tml #.,,1*1, 11. ,i g iu. KrfipUmii.Ncfirtjlgta AUepuoaii, mur- tmuxi andfer,MpKaDM opornt|dn (qtitlng fatal cuuwa/iuoaeow of Jloreuriulw , (H'tiUflrMMWBB, (kj’ milling Uio Ulloeu’w pc- !is)ik:<kc. to (k. ii qar«mi»r,"if.)pi>P>',mi»m Wttpto perfect(Upgrqq t tluip apyj known remedy, .tpiiic uud JiltoriitiYO powers^ npd isjiighly rocqminand- cd by, opiiiiont phyaiciguq,,, |t ,js jiroparod iu. pott- scqtAuM pf tlia . rpcptumpmlationa «ivmiby,pr. II., It, lfro,st, Profossor of Materia MqdicU iu,tlie Medical College of Charleston, 8. C. in his work on Rfateria Medicn, only concentrated by.ajirp- 'raja’qftho'^lrtuiscrlbers toreiraer it nfbrq'cptwoli- ont’tor ndinlntitralion, and with thd excipticfn of nuough fortwojve cases, and ifjt doos not euro ten out oftwelvo, we will refund the amount paid for Youraroto see the Medicino tukon as l have directed. Owing to ilia heavy ruins daring tho past sum mer, ami which still ‘continue, all the low luuds nru underwater, wbieji.wlll cause a great donl;of this disease on the llico Plantations; it will be to your advantage to nrocuro' a certain uml spoedy remedy; you can do so by applying to either of my Agents or myself. Ask for Illlml'IlltEY'S REMEDY FOll.FEVER AND AGUE. This Medicine is for*sale by tho following named gentlemen, wlm aru the only agents for the sale of tlm Gkb.it South env Rk.mkuh, where it will bo found eitlicr at wliplcsnlo or retail. Country merchants will muko a hamlspmq profit by selling tills mediegic. A liberal diseounl made to Planters,'dee., by the dozen. Address. W. HUMPHREYS,Jr*, oct 13 Druggist, Savannah, Ga. /^ONjFECTIONAHY.--50 boxes Cnn- V-/. fectiomuy of superior quality, landing from schr. Columbia, and for sulo by aprP G. R. HENDRICKSON. J AYNE’S UEiTIEDlES.—JuynoV Lx^ pectoraut, for Coughs, Colds, &o. Jayne’s Curmalivo liulsam for Dysentery and Summer Couipluint*. Jayne’s Tine. Vormifiigo for Worms in Chil dren. ^Jayne’s Sanative Pills for Billious Coinpluiuts, A laigo supply of these popular reined!' receiv larco supply of these popular romediics just ivea and lor salo at Pliiladetpliia prices, hy G. R. HENDRICKSON, M ore yeti-stilltiiey COME!—LATE AND IMPORTANT FROMSCIUVEN COUNTY. HUMPHREY’S REMEDY CANNOT FAIL ! I—READ .'! READ!! READ!! . Scrivkx County, Sept. 24,1947. Win. Ilumphrcy’s, Jr—Dear Sir:—Permit mo to drop a few liuds to you in behalf of your yaht nblo medicine. I have recommended it iii- two cases as being the best Medicine' fot* the euro of tlio Feverajid Ague, dnd told tbcm if it did not' cure I would reftmd tho money. But as your medicino 1ms proved itself so ‘far, I do no not hesitate to recommend it to tho public as n cer tain nnd speedy cure for tho Fovcr and Ague; n disease so troublesome in the lower countries, which would bo banished hy the use of Hum r phrey’s Remedy, a most valuable medicine fur the Smith.' Enclosed vda'wiU rcccivo a certifi cate from u r'espectnh|o gentleman of Sc'rivou County, and also ofn yoniig Lady who resides in my futhily. I urn your obd’t sorvt, , : Wm. MJCaiik. IIFJIEIS ANOTHER.. * / t - Mr. Humphreys.—Dear* Sir.—I hand*your Agent my certificate for publication, if you think proper. This is to certify that I had tho Fever mid Ague KqvcrultuuQH very sovero, uud found no rebef until Uiroughthe porsnasion of Jlr. W. Carr, your ageut for Humphreys’ Valuable Fever and Agim Medicine, which restored mo to honldi ill the.short.ypaco of 2-1 hours. And . I do rocom- uieud Humphreys’• Rouiody as a cerlaiu mid «t»ecdy euro for the above disease. Respectfully, Mary Suei’hari). Juckr'ouboro,’ Scrivcn Co. Sept. 24,1847. ANOTHER JUST ARRIVED- Sayaksau, Oct. 2,1847. Mr. Will. Humphreys—Sir.—Having had oc casion to use your Remedy for Fovcr uud Ague. I can recommend it to tho public as a «ufo, cer tain, and speedy cure for the nbovo named dis ease. It cured the case hi less than eight hours. Respectfully yours, J. B. CUBBEDGE. Just in time, Mr. Wm. Humphreys—Dour Sin—Witli the greatest plcasiirq 1 recommend your celebrated Remedy to the citizens of tho Southern Slides, and to Planters, and all who ur,e troubled with the Fever and Ague. I was a subject of tho above named disouso for a long time ntid tried vurioun remedies, among which, was Rowund’s .Tonic Mixture, llicKti CUalog(igue,Cliumpi6u's Pills, and many otliers; but all was useless, until I was ad vised by ufrjond ur Savmuiab, to try yopr piedi- eiuu, whicli 1 did and icau Hnluly rcconmieml it to tho public as u certain euro. Your remedy cured uio iu 12 hours, for which I tender yon my thanks, ntiri wish you success in your enterprise iu behalf of tho human family. Your truly, •H. II. Barrbtt. RoQsvillc, Burke County, Oct.jl, 1847. oct 7 • , tho addition ofmerenry which may atiiUtmies bo added when nbfccwary. /.To %libwilKHI hl^ptosti- itiatiou'wludli Dr.'Fl cift'crUiitid of tho dumUina- tiou of tbeso articles, it is only nccosouiy to rofbr toThq |ibovq moiRionot^ wor/t.M» » / < 1 E •i-yWRtWWiSw' WflBlp Wf Rhcimiatisiu that wilrnot yield to the it;fluuuco ol Sarsaparilla vud Qjujen's Dqlight il'duly,p^ese- if takdn'mx’oifiiitinnou^vitli llyifrrofPomsli. ‘ Is highly recommended for all diseases of t|io skin, chronic ns well ns recent. One oottlo will, in mostinstamios. encctiinlly reinovo nil *niiiiplos, postules or Mutches on the face, , to whiclf young persons in this climate arc so much siibjoetiid to, arising cither from impurity of tlio bibod or clo* billty.' It is the best remedy kijowp ftir scrofu lous affections, flares ntid lireakiugA out inyopug childron, and is srtlb nnd ellicncious in removing entirely every truco of hereditary diseases iVom die system, in tlio tondcrest infant; in fact, in id) cutaneous affections it is invaluable, As a gen eral purifier of tho blood, and an orudientor of all obstinate diseases, this preparation will undoubt edly take the precedence of all other romodios. It gently operates upon nud rcgulutas tho bowels, restores to the Mood it* wonted pnyity, : givos tone to tho stomach, and promotes digestion. It will clfectiinlly relievo Erysipelas evon in its lyorst stages, and all persdns "suffering from this di^essing comjdaint are advised to uso it, first so, hilt if no marked relief bo found after taking one bottle, it will be uecossary to use the Hydria- dntod Potash with it. Not wishing to publish certificates as is done in tho casos of all quack medicines of the day, to of- fact their sale, uud so forco them upon the pub lic, the subscriber begs leave to state that Ins \\re- E a ration has been prescribed and used by u limn er of physioinus uud planters of our city ami neighborhood, witlugrcat success, viz: Dr. It. II. Frost, Dr. W. G. Rniusay, Dr. Tlio. V. Simons, Dr. G. Pritchard, Mr. S. Legarc, Lt, Wilson, U. S. R. S. all of this city; Dr. James Stouov, Bonn- fort. &c. PriCo §1 per bottle, or $5 lor G do. Prepufod by • Ji PkTiui M. 'Erriifa^. Chemist and Druggist, cornor Brbiid nud King streets, Charleston, S. C. Agent for Suranuah, A. A. SOLOMONS, dec,21 ■ Market square. rflllte NATIVE :FElmiFirOE,- i. For tho Curo of Bilious, Romittent and In termittent, or Ague'hud'Fever, nnd other diseas es incidental to a debilitated state of tlio system, such uij flight sweats', &c: &r. The native Fclirifu'gc is olfered. The proprie tor is aware thaHlio common ohjectioiis to all new proparati.ms will bo urged against this. To obviate all such objections, bo has simply to state tiiat it is propurod according to tlio receipt of an eminent pliysienh, who used it with perfect success through a long practice, in perhaps the most sick ly region of our country, viz: tho Mississippi val ley. Again from the exulted estimation in which (iuinine is held, not only by tho people, but by the most skillful physicians, it wifi appear superu- rogatory to oftbr any new article. But tlio Native Febrifuge possesses nil the power ami certainty of Quinine in controlling Fovcr without affecting tlio head, and may bo safely ‘used lliiiroTdr/Wliore Quinine is-inndmissible. It is not tho purpose of the -u " ■'* 1 * ‘ • I mis,a j»*®a iMue md Untral A’to,. J’niladeTpma. tlmt Its benehoial clfccts mid-stir* prising euros) hnvo'proemred' fbr it tlui anpioba tion and recouimenqutiou of tho most Otmmhit of tho Faculty. 1 1 ‘, 1 , *. ,, ■■Vk.lt'.to'rejM^dy'jijr SjjMpU^ Sorw, either Iresh or of, long, duninoe.. It stays nud prevtfrtM' Gnngroncs; and'by a tiiiidly nppli- datLm Will presorts thhny ti valuable lift Hnd iihnbi In ensesof inveteracy of ytbeirs, 6r a pr oneness of tlio ullected pnrL-i to. inqrtlfy, .(pr, Gnngreue,) it will be advisablo fori tlio unlortiiiiiito sulforor to resort to tho uso of sumo gentle purgative for.a few days previous .tp using the Plaster, and con tinue tlio same till the curb is completed, which niny bo confidently expected Inn reasonable’tinie. No pufgntivo nioru prdnor than Dr. Dyott’s Well kn»wu Aiiti-Billious Pills. Tlio Mnlengerd'of the Nbgroes is ranked tinder the denomination of Ulcers ;■ this valuable Plaster is also a certain cure for it, if tho sumo treatment bo •bHAri’fcu &s nliovq. 1 ’ ^ Cancers, Erysipolh^,' Wens, Scrofula, Fistula, Wlito 8*wcl!iiig, Sorb B re fists, Fcro’ns, Whitlows nml Boils are Tembvod, and cures hnppily pro duced by the uio of this valuable Plaster* It roniovbs Abseosses, and disitipatos collected humours: it also euros Spruins, Bruises, Anthrax, Scalds, Burns, and all Sores and Wounds, tending to suppurate; it draws cauterized Sores or Issues very successfully und without pain. It dissiputes distressing pain from Gout or Rheumatism iu a vary short tune, and is a sufo mid certain cure for Rhaumatisui uml ilyiug Rheumatic Pains, if,the Plaster bo constantly nppliod to tlio ntfucted purls for six or eight months, tlio parts afiectod become invigoratod, nml a curb scfilmu fails to bo com pleted. It is also successfully used for tho ciiru o 1 corns. Thoso useful men, Mariners, should never be withoitt Mahy's valimblo Plaster Cloth; it keeps nnv length of time equally good, aiul is particu larly calculated to dry sores, arising from green wounds, lifter they tiro suppurated, whicli it much aids. It is uecossary it should bo kept dry. Ruceivcd and for sulo by may 12 T. RYF.RHON stqiis, whosp).characters are >ve)l and. generally, known, qnd wIiqso residences are particularly, pointed out, thus ro'ndhrUi'g tliopoHsibiUty nffhuuL .-w deception or fofgdry, intCriy 'ont df tlio question., ^falta, Jor. how could it be for one moment immugineu, io proprietor However sanctioned by custom on tell occasions, to attempt a display of medical apr 2 Gibbon's Building. CUtfESH TAPIOCA.—1 bbl. burtt qua A lity, just received, und for sido by . G. R. HENliRlCkSON, Juno 24 Gibltboas 1 Buildings. TJOTASII.—3 casks first sort Now York -IT inspection, lauding from brig Acton Jor salo by G;R. HENDRICKSON, -juno 10 BISON’S JPIEES*—The'Hygerian ATX umVoMnl Medicino of tho British College or . Health, for sale by - j«ne23 G. R. Ii ENDRICKSON r^INOEK.—40 kegs fresh ground Giiigor, just received ond for sale by jnnolO G, R. HENDRICKSON. KAPMNO TW® * T [..sorted »iic. ond quolitino, fur oolo bv 0. It. llliWiWICKSON. t*KEJc« white Wine Vine- X GAR.—2 bbls just received and fbr solo by , - G. R< HENDRICKSON, Jline lO .i - '^Gibbons' Building: — . ■ .........jjiiiiuuign. ED Blla POTSOlC^Ilr. Tenihi; wansor o mrollnbld Bed Btli PoiooK tvnr. -*»*« « • ut. AVIICIH* — 1 vvangur s liffiffible Bed Bug Piiioon, tvnr- fatitod to oxtdrnunato those noxious vermin, for Mil) by ' li. H, UENOlaciwON. -June fii ' • t . .... Rf 4fcC«~l^l ^alloiis fila^cbcd " V ?D or ' n Mil* - ,1.5000 do Win-. Oil, 500 3d l-riiii, Oil; E In, Baldwin, and Swiss Boy .Jor. sale by , . . . G..R. IlENDlHCKSbN, mi i8 Gibbons' buildings. G I*. IIENDUIOKSONi Drugilit r . H •.»» Gibbons' build nigs,* ofiere for* sale the following articles, viy.: **• 400 boxes Roy’s LomonSynip, 20 bugs (eapb) anti Wwou»>I/QMk (oacli)iMifco, Ginger, Popper nnd Pimeui; l cask (caoh)'Miice, Cloves und Nutmegs; 5 ousks first sort-.Potash, G fio English Washing Seda, 1 do Omhro Madder, r- “-a-r-- ** -vwuu, m in, uniiiru mmajor, 2 chests Bengal Indigo, 10 bbls. Alum, 2ft casks pnmo Engli.li Coppenu, lOdaiEinum Sulw, -J0C0 g“]l°n. UiuB.Oil.. , S Wffl'm' AABlAlCA UINUEIt.- y f lease rocoived per brig Philura,"find for tol« by ..G. fit. HENDiUCKSON. ^_sept |G TVfAPEdES SO A P •—»ii if hf^Tsn fy Wfthis J-l celebrated Shaving Soup;' irf pots, just - ficivod, and for salo by • ;j • ,«i. •* *. sent 10 n. n npiunnirvoAkT *i«*b*‘« »■ jua*i- j -A i fresh ■ supply - - white Jamaica Ginger, Just' received and Bi» inleby > O. II. 1IENDBICK80N, 1 june 6 : . Gibbon# Building. . 'pOO’HI DRCNHES, Ac.—An ole- . puifwiliMinontW-FSHeB!'"Englwli nnd AniorfcotfTooib Bru«hi!.. ABd-OiHiind Cluir. coni Tooth Piuw.'JU.t revived nKd I'oV'i-nle bf •»,t -b G. R. HCNDItlCKFON. T 1 IIE OJLD FALoIWETTO STATE. A. VOICE FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. —SouTHKii.vKiis.—Tho following is from my Agent.Mr. Thos. J. S. Farr.ofGruliiunvillp, C. Mr.'William Humphreys, Jr.: \ ' Sir—I linnd to you the certificate of Mr. E. C. Watts, in favor of your Romihly for Fever ami Ague ; ho is a man of integrity, and bis testimony is consequently undoubted. Yours respectfully, Titos. J. S. Farit. Grnhnmvillo, S. C., Sept.'lBth; 1847. Mr. IF, Humphreys, Jr.: 1 Dear Sir—This is to. certify'that I have used your Fever nnd Ague Remccfy witli success. I obtained a supply of it from Mr. T. J. S! Farr, your Agent of tliis placo, and administered it to mydapgnter.nccordmgtotho directions, aiid 1 am happy'to - Mate that the disease left her.in tho course of thirty-six hours,and her present state of hculth indicates a certain ctirc. . Yours, &c. E. C. Watts. Grulmmvillc, S. C., Sept. 14th 1817. c, ^E.Coheu ifc Co., Charloi-ion, S. C..; 1. J. S. Fu,rr,|Grj\fuuvilln, S. C.; W. A. Ciirs.well,,.8avu!iiiub v G,-j.fi A- MoLmio &,.Co., JaultFonvtUc, Ga. ;, Slu)tweIl, & Gilljcrti Macoit, Qa.l Dorsey At,Knott; Gri/lin, Ga.,; P. AiMoise, La Crauge, Gu.;, Winter & Epping,.Columbus, Guj W. Root, Marietta, Ga.; T. Patrick, Ha- loin, Tenn.; W. K. Kitchen, Augusta, Ga.; J, A. Sperry, Uouitou county, Ga.; Solomon Good- Til' . Ga.; ,Wjl|iiun. Cimt, Jacksonlioro, JY. JL Andewofl: Diiltoiu^G«,5 E- A.* Burch, Ijawkuisviltc.Gn.; Palmqr, DOrion, ,Ga.,; Colo, Prescott Black Creek, Florida ; i"i.i- 1 ■ » • ” r wivu-tv, i iuriuu, Ijglitroet iv ]• landers, Macon; 1% Martin, Ha- VMiliubi Qlliiuingbiun,* Co.. Daltou, Gil.; J. H.,<t .W, S.,.EIU^. Mncoiii .M. C. ,\Villmi»»od, Uavtiburo. (In.t Av»u. [Imtirnu Sutiiiavvi.uin. 1 c Agents wanted, nil. preys, Wholesale und Rutyi ,Ga* . • • • '( sf;pqii|, W. Illim- ^rf l gK.i«b Snvimnnb, .'t/jintl') . //octJ8 A MOTHER EIIOOF.I—Received from Mr.W, Carr, oi;Scriven county: Jacksojinouo’ ^a.,Oct, K>, 1847. *1), iCirt /r,i...i. bJ ,fbi n...... u|b’ g i ... ■ 70 If'in., H(0uphrcys % Jripifdr Sir.—I herewith band ynur agent my certificate for publication, if you think proper. 1 "l’liii * ltOX 1 Inals tb ilerti^’tllbt 1 phrflmsllif it KottW and : Of your valuable uu!dicii\*«i»' fioni Mr. Carr, who rocmnirtfitUR'd il to mo as n ccrfiiin cur'd, and I can safely say tiiat jt cured, 'ind speedily, am! I ■now am ingfiod hedlth, entirely restyled ft-oih that troublesome''disease; viz. tho FEVER AND AGUEiaud' can safely recomnuind il.toull tron- bled with that uncoiulorfiiMe disease ahovo'num. boned, As n valuable. cOmbiuntlOn ofyouht, nnd if ttsed ^properly;- 7 \Vbrrtd roudbr sdtisfilcUoii in ujl j>ul ’'*!•' ’ GEORGE R .WOODWAltDi r»7^Prepared oulyby ' "■ )' ' *’ 'WM« HUMPHREYS, JR.. t -' J ■ | 1 ' ' 1 "! J' 1 WhqloiqJoand Retaifi.Drujfaisi, ■■■"act31' m •'» <d*»V u, Savannttlj, Goo* - omeT 1 ' . . toTie'fcupcribr ttf th6 bcsfliiiported German. •—50 Oalloits Hum- /Fd/dr^Prbnouiic- Btoteh’or tnkWh Mahrffn^rliVPri,, ... sold'by * b.T rr avm. humphreys ; -j " ji ,,ny '"’WboloeAIo itfidRetail 1 Drngfilet, : rLLja’i^xji’v u'j \" * -SavhnnldqGai! ; knowledge by adopting seme one of the contra dictory theories afloat, with regard to fiio charac ter and causes of Fever. Believing with the learned Gregory that though tlicro bus been so much written concerning Fever there is no onesubject hi tbu wliolbcirclo of medi cal scicnco which still involves so many disputed points. Letting all theories pass, we stand by tacts. The first of Which is that tlio Nutive Fe brifuge will cure fever, from whatever cause it may huvo originated; and If nnv dotibt exists, as to tho fact wo invite tho utllicteil to the test, with confidence us to tho iaaluK What it has done it will do. The following certificate of one well kuowu will show wkal it bus done:,- . Savannah, 12tli May, 1347. Mr. Jus. A. La Iloche having requested mo to state my knowledge of the Nutive Febrifuge, I take pleasure in stilting that it was used benefici ally in the Fevers of tho valley of tho Mississippi ami Arkansas, in all cases in which Quinine is iis- unlly exhibited, nml Was ndihissnblo in conges tions of tho brain when Quiitiue was supposed to be coutradicuted. J. J. Mitciielt., M. D. » s' iErp,iNGHAM, Hejit. 30,1847. Dear Sin—In compliance with my promise to lot you hear from me, with regard to tho effect of your Febrifuge, permit -uio to hand you tlio fol lowing Htuteiuont of facts. For nearly 3 years my wU'o lias been laboring uuder tlio ofieots of con tinually recurring Chills and Fevers, notwith standing ull the remedies prescribed by our best Physicians, nml at the time I procured Tho Nn- tjvo Febrifuge, we had become perfectly despon dent, fearing Unit dcafti alono would terminate her disease, but I am happy to state that tho use of ond bottle has broken the Fever completely and restored her so far as to require only a little time to recruit her wasted energies and place her in period health, such has been tho change produc ed in her lialiit and constitution by Tho Nativo Febriftiae. With sincoro regnrfi, I mn yours, *&ci > • ■ > . Thomas ICjiKKiAn. To J. A. Ln Roclic, Savanuuh. Prepared and sold, liv JAMES A. LaROCIIK, oct 7 ' ‘ No. 1 Market snuitre. for'sale ;(>S\r & svEBSTr.it 1 ' Agents for tlio salo of these Scales. Hunt's Merchant’s Magazine makos tho follow ing comments tipoui Uiis useful mid ? cohvuiiiont article; i ■O YE KSON & CO’S. SARSAI’A- Lv RILL A.—For the curo of nil diseases aris ing from tho impurities of blood, excess of mer cury, rlicumutism, scrofula, cutaneous eruptions, etc., all of which will yield under tho uso of tins preparation. The subscriber, in offering this preparation to the public, deems it unnecessary to exhibit any of those flashy and conscientiously headed advertise ments, attended with fictitious certificates ofeureg, but trust its character, as n specific, ontiroly on itd own merits. Hu has been'induced to offer it from tho favorable .manner.in which it bns been used by several eminent physicians with great satisfaction.' lie asserts witli ‘confidence that it is prepared with great care und uccuracy, and iu the best mode to obtain tho active principles of Sarsa parilla ill its most concentrated state. Prepared and sold by T. ItYERSON. june 3 fDruggist, Savannah. that falsehoods, thus issued in * tlio -light of day, right uuder the immediate observation of those in- torested, could bo at all tolcratcd or 'allowed;' es* pecially;as they tond to. subvert tlio interests of tliose wlio.Bcrutinizp them, witli such Argus eyes tut would, if possible, detectau error in UiOjrKUTit. rhoso considenitions will ut oqce judicate tho difierenco of credibility due t/icsc, and (Aosp- so frequently pnnuled in the puners'^pm abroad, got up and signed by nobody knows wlio, issued Irom nobody knows where, and circulated far from their reputed source, for evety body knows what. By tliis, however, he must not be under stood to say Unit such certificates arc. false, only that tlioy may he so for all wo know. Ills inten tion in presenting tliis view.of it is merely to show that while falsehoods may .bo published at a dis tance with impunity, it is utterly impossible tiiat they can bo so at home. As usual, tho undersigned will contintio to fill his space in tho papers hy limited reports of suc cess in treating the incurables, lYoih among which the following ofnunrly nine years standing is for the present selected. •• t'hirbhnk's Platform Scales.—It is not often that wo are induced to. lpud* an article pf;tpidcA and w.o ueyor.jlp unless perfecUysutisfitul Uiat'tu* are ;Fomipendmg/}omediiiin dml/is (useful, i AVe cam Hot-fioi)wjnt,to grutily the cupidity of an indivi dual, at tlio risk of imposing the confidence or thousnnds of our readers who rely upon tlio hon esty of 6ur stutoineuts, if not in Uio ■ infallbillty of our judinent. That groat imnrovenioMs have- been iimclo wiUnn a few years, in tlio instruments' of weighing merchandise, is a fact familiar to busi ness muu... Tho antique clumsy .and inaccurate methods of ivcigh’uig, lun’o. given way to 1 the in- vention of American mechanical skill, and tho ut- .mortipfeoisio 1 /hwrf Iboen uttiiinod. A variety of I latform Baltuices are maiinfiicturcd and used, which cannot bo, robed on for any-cousidcrublu 'w«re,o/»r-accqrncy; so that they necessarily lu- 0,10 mpeejminry Iosh. It Utereforo nHli^ds us ploasuro* to refer to tho Platform Sfcules ot Mr. l airbank, which have been exn?nsively used iu all parts of the United States for BfiveriU youfs, aiid gH-fcn, a*j far ns our knowlcdged ex- tends;*very general satisfaction. Wo • purchased one pf Uieso scales three yonrs since, ana have us ed them constantly for weigliing paper, Set aud fonacouracy and-durability, wo are quite sure, tltey/havo not,'nnd perliaps cannot, be surpnisdd. Thfi- plan-of construation 1 is philosophical aiul simple.) I’lie employ incut of two loVers; wilh it ^ftarhomnJaeer^fidy^the tnoat. P^c^onhle, in, ft^PfWWd pWorpi .balance. Any Uior#3(o of tho number qfilo.ypfs ojran addiUonai huam', ron- dersRiedqftVupiont piore complicated, loss precise' m itf, operation,ijpd inoreliublo to derahgemont. These scale* are used by innnv of tlip leading to^th^r ^sid Y ° r te^iipony cibWedh) the hioriUi wmm rlor excellcnco has beep freely nc- fhctilrers. ■ Who fl „ -bm schodtftSr^VIniiu, from Philadelphia, ami for sale by “ 1 oct « CUNNERAT A BAUIE. wlueli deprives that covering of its flexi bility, and renders its incapable of performing thoso functions for which nature dostgned it. To remedy this evil, and restore the skin toil health ful state, luw long beet! a desirable object; and this remedy has been found in tho operation of the Hnir Glove nnd Belt Frictor. Tho moveiuuiit of nil parts of tho body whilst undergoing the process of friction, produces u gcuerul activity aud circulation of Uic blood, nnd at the samo time removes ull encrustations from tho skin, nud clears aud opens the pores effectual- ly. The regular uso of the Hair Frictors night nml morning, will produce a gcuerul glow and health ful excitement of tlio skin, aud will bo found both a preventive and curo in all cases of Cold, Rheu matism, &c. They require only to be used in order that their most beneficial ulfccts maybe known aud appreciated. fob 7 T. ItYERSON. T* RAXSIMUEIT OEI.LATINE, Warranted equal in strength to Russian Is inglass for Tablet Jellies, and of great service in diseases where delicate animal food is required, und well culculntcdrfor long sea voyages. It im proves by age if kept dry, mid can bo nindo into Soup iu a lew minutes, und is or great service in clurifying Cider, Beur, anil Wine. TO MAKE TABLE JELLIES.—Use at least tvyo ounces of Conner's Reluujd.Auioricau Isin- glass, which should be first soaked in cold water for two hours; drain off that water, then take two quarts ofcqld water, one and n half pound of su gar, put iu it tlio wlnto of tlireo eggs, the juice of three good sized lemons, tlio peal o^oiio, n stick of cinnamon, a little nutmeg, orango peal, or oilier spice to suit the taste; stir all thelugredieuts well together while cold, thou boil the whole mass four or iivo minutes, uud then pour it through a Jelly Bag; when it may he put into glasses or moulds, and when cold, will bo fit for Tho moulds should be first wet with a lit tle white of egg and water just before tho jelly is put in them, in order to muko it ea.-y to turn them out on plates. The Jelly Bag is made ofllnnnelSorlO inches ucruestli#opdiuiig, uml about half a yard, deep, narrowing to a point at tho bottom. The liquid tlmt rims through first, should be poured back in tlio jelley bag until it runs through Hear. Add one pint of wine to the above foFWine Jelly. Other liquids nmdo from preserves, may bo jollied by using tho sumo proportion of tho Is inglass. BLANC MANGE may be made by using at loast one ounce oflsingbiss for two quarts ofmilk or cream, the peal of two lemons, sugar and siiico to suit the taste-—bring the whole to a boiling heat, strain it, nnd when neurly cool, stir it well to mix the cream that will rise wliilo cooling, pour it in moulds, und when perfectly cold, it nmv bo titrncd out miff Vvjll then-bo ready for use. Tho -moulds should be first wet-with cdld wutor, which will prevent it from stricking to them. Just re ceived and for sale by mar 11) , . T- RYERSON. TUUES IIAUEL8 J3AU IUVINU O DRVE DE VENUS or Nymph HOAP, (in a solid state,) composed of drt Eastorn Botanical discov ery of surprising otUetw.y for rendering the skin soil aud liui*. As a creator nud conservator of that most distinguishing charm of female loveli ness, a iran-parent fair 'skill, Jules llnnul's Emi Divine do Yunus or Nymph Simp niny bo said to exertau-almost magical powor; composed for the-most part of oriontnl .bulsmnic plants, to tho ntter exolusiou oPall mineral admixture, it Is dis tinguished medicinally Alt' Its extremely bland, purifying and soothing action on tho nkin and by acting upon the pdres ’and luiuutu secretory ves sels, expels nil impurities from the surface, allays every tendency to Inflammation and by tliU me thod alono effectually dissiputes nil redness, ten, pimples, freckles and cutaneous visitations so ini mical to female loveliness; its constant use will chuiige.thoppoBtbijlipus complexion into , one of radiant whiteness. Togentlpjiieii afflicte^ wjl)i,a tpiijlcrpcss of the skin In shaving, .Uiu use of the Ei;u Divine de VaI.H^ will till p** .-'.I (— fllltl* nil /.Ill'ni.I.iH Veuurf, RvMl liiTfomul to allfiy o\i iuticular irrita tion occasioned by comm An sodp orcreaih or tlio climate# Just received uud for sulo by ER30N. j «ily 24 T. RYE From the Atlanta (Geo.) Liimiriary-. ' ■ f'./lfn. * Q!h NT.. ,..I.'J A. ?_ Mr.fylitor: Sir,—My sense of dpty to jny suf fering fellow mortals has indiie<*<l mn t>iinnl#n ilm' T7LECTBICAL HAIR GLOVE Hj AND BELT FRICTORS—Warranted of tlie best quulity.—The combined offoebt of heat und cold, of variability in temperature, and irre gular action of tlio system, produce n general tor- S or aud rigidity of the skin, inducing a Btateof iseuso wlupliooprives that covering ofitsilcxi- rpHE great f^in KILLEB,- X No Medicine hqs b'epu. discovered that was so happily adapted to use internally. and yei per-w form such wondprs when applied exiornally,, as a' wash or bhfli, or by friction. It nmy .be use’d witli a success mat will.nstrjnish, for Bronchitis, Quin sy, Hoarseness, Raising of Blood, Dysentery, Bums, Chilblniqs, TeeUiifig, I'alus in tlio Sido, «&vC. &.C, \\ ... k , J From tho many certificates which nccoippany tho article, the two following ure selcctcd.on nc- Vojmt qf, t|ioir hfevity i *jr// "i , . "I havo. used;' Mrs, Brown's, Pain Killer for Bum*, apd have feiiuu,that in applying it immedi ately that it Will prevent even.a oUstey. .1 would recommend it to the confidence of the public. ! / • ’»/ .'i Y.f K/.tr/. # r '1 mUK>Hfcklri t Editor Westfield'Sthtiditrd, 'Westflfeld, Jlfttss.” -'I hov« 'DroWiW; P/.I.V Killer for Biirtiiij'nncl ftihtiy;bliiei ,, c6pnnbri'6'ihifimliitt. 'rind ■ mi Pastor First»Bdpti»» OliArclB' ', j >i 11 New London, C mm." n w, „ induced iqo to ninjte the. following cimnniinicntion; and I arii iti hopes tlmt, should you see proper to give it in tvflolo or in E nrt, a place in your valnabTo iinpcr, it mity provo encficml to some poor fellow sufferer; In tlio winter of1834, nml the day after I had n hard day’s work lifting nnd moving logs, I was taken witli a violont pain in my hack und loins, hud thb day following witli n total suppression or stoppage of urine. [I was then a citizen of Jones county, Ga.] I immediately^cnllcd in a physician ofgreat eminence nnd distinction ; for thirty-six hours I Tv«:«tuw> PHco 19 to 50 centsSier bottle. Fdr snlb by •cut 10 J. A. LaROCIIK. suffered uh much, to nil appearance, us it wiu possible for human nature to endure, and ut ladi found relief only by tho help of tlio catheter. I applied then to several eminent physicians both in Baldwin and Jones, without receiving uiiy ben efit othur than a temporary relief, for. uiy com plaint would every two or three days return, and tho catheter was my only helper. In 18371 re moved to this county, nnd brought with me my tormonting complaint and my friendly cuthetoE— Here, as there, 1 nppliud to the most skillful phy sicians, ns I thought, nnd here, as there, 1 receiv ed no benefit from them. Iu September 1842, after having suffered at times the most excrucia ting pains for eight years und nine months, und after having spent a greut deal of money (at least doctors during tho time, 1 wa*s induced $500) on w # _ to try Dr.M. S. Thomson, of Macon, and though I entertained thb most violent prejudice to his modo ofnrnctioo, my necessity compelled me to go, fori hail tltui beau confined to my house fur ten (lavs, nud hnd to resort to tho use of the ca theter throe or four times daily. In this misera ble plight I left home, wont to Dr. Thomson, suited my case to him, ami he gavo me medicine. In half mi hourafter taking his first dose, I felt that ease, and hud that free and copious discharge of urine which 1 had not felt or had in almost nine years. Aud from that time to this present day, Murcli 20lh, 1847, I havo hnd uo return ofniy complaint, nud no more use for my catheter. In order to make tho curo permanent 1 continued the use of the medicino several months. Since theultake nothing for it. I eat, driuk, sleep, uml work us in former days, and feci its well ami sound ns over 1 was. You nmv well suppose that it did not tube long to banis'h prejudice at that rate, und I now say to the nlHictod, that 1 believe in many instances* that prejudice stands more 1 in tlie way of their recovery than tlio incurability of their diseases. Such, Air. Editor, is my expe rience of Dr. Thomson’s treatment, nml such the result*. Nuithcr ho nor his remedies nenl any encomium from mn: the skill of tho one and tlm ellicacv of'tlie other are too well knowirfor that; lint a fellow fueling for the snlferers induced me to take up tho pen, anil to them is dedicated tlie imperfect communication of Yours, respectfully, GEORGE G. MILLER. llibh County, Geo., March 20th, 1847. igBSWpiS ostalOisliulcnt of ii Well 6roi),il 2 .,r.^“- pr to ^>11, 87 Hotlaud, Double Uix ^ollar, ■ '* '• Rix Dollar, . - ,... 'Tell Gilder paoco, • , Portiigtil, Dpbrdou, ( . '' “ Jolmpncs,' - , *•' hhia'D' 1 iS.M f - 12 2t ;• 0,04 . - 2 27 Y 4 00 32 7Q 17 30 17 00 : ,10 02 - 13.35 ^ 3 88 15 35 48j .Spbcje dollar, of^vcd^i np f | Np^vfiy, ft +1 00 Suocio dollar or Donmurk, at ,t ., - ,' 1 05 Tlinler, or Prussia, and Norlliern States' of Germany, - - ’ .- * Florin of Southern States «if,Gf7ninny, Florin ofAiistrnmi,Empire;uiuj Citymr . . Augsburg, - V, r f. i •;:. Lira of tlio Lombardo Vonctmn King dom nud Tuscany, - - Franc .p^iFnmco aud of Belgium, atnl M'~I(Liyre ofSardiuja,, (J - .j - . I8cfinu Ducat ofNnplq$, 80e Ounce of Sicily, , - . $->40 Round of the Uriti-jli Provinces of Nova Svotia,, New. Brunswick, No\v- ■.fouiulluiid und Caiiuda, 4 00 Foreign Weights ami lUensurrs* There are duhoniiiintioiiH frequently met with in reports of markets, but thuir English value not alwuvs readily recollected. Tlio following table will lie found, we believe, correct*. Alim, In Rotterdam, Almitde, iu Portugal, Alrnude, in Madeira, nearly gals. 40 contains, gals. 4.U7 do, 4.(13 over peck li peeks, 1] to nearly S! bush. 1 do. 1] Penmm- do. 1 to 1:! lbs. 200 2-5 lbs. 32 do. 2 gals. 4.240 do. 3.337 about do. 4 1 inches 2t pccttls 3 to 4, ), luiuly hUUigaiarfji,' o/ rious Departments of the GoeenoTZu, VJ** * 1 ienorto” “S q6ont)y toco.,ft® «» propriKtor i. Imi\!)i1, 0 Adfto tfSj* in nccordatlcn tVith lltc term. I * 1 '- ». .1.0 dn.o nflha l.,« wrangomonta now nmito will „i OncoS JP* to U.u Sonata nfll,is Uni.ml ttttuA “"!!. c ° ra| ! lol “ 1“^ "f it"' Ddhoft*" 11*1##,,I lllilp.nn. at. . ■ pcople-m a greatly enlarged degree-Z ^ ht ot the oxncrtouM. snminiivv Alqttinro, in Madeira, Alquiero, in Portugal, Alquiore, in Bahia, Alquierc, in Muruiihnm, Alquiere, ill Rio Januirn and bnen, Anna, of rice, in Ceylon Arroba, in Portugal, Arrob'a, in Spain, Arroba. in Spain, (large) Arroba, in Spain, (small) Arroba, in Malaga, of wine, Arsheen, in Russia, Bahnr, in Batavia, Bale, ofCinnamon, in Ceylon, net,' lbs. 104! Barili, in Naples equals about gals. V. Cantar, the Levant, contains 44 okos lbs. 118.8 Cantar, in Leghorn, of oil; lbs. 88 Cautar, in Malta, do. 174 Ciititar, ln ; Naples, lbs. 100 to 100 Cantar, in Sicily, do. 175 to 10*2.. Cnrrn, in Naples, is equal to ubout bush. f>0 Cnrro, in Naples, of wine, gals. 204 Catta, of tea, iu China, is about lbs. LJ Cuynng, in Batavia, lbs. 3581 Clietwert, iu ltussia,' nearly bush. 0 Fauegn. iti Spain, biisb.’ 1.500 Hectolitre, iu Franco, « do. 2.84 Killogr.umuo,in France and Netherlands, lbs. 2.21 Last, in Amsterdam, of grain, liusli. 85.J Last, in Bremen, of grain, over do. 80 2-3 Last, in Cadiz, of salt. Last, iti Duutzic, of grain, Lust, iii Flushing, of grain, Last, in Hamburg, of grain, Last, in LulieC, of graiu, List, in Portugal, of salt, Last, in Rotterdam, of grain, ,Lwt, in S\vudeu, Lust, in Utrecht, of grain, Lispouud, in Hainbiirg, Lispoiiud. in Holland, Murk, in Holland, Maud, in .Calcutta, Mina,in Genoa, of grain, Mov, in Lisbon, do, 70 4-5 nearly do, 03 de. 02i do. 80.0 do. 01 do. 70 do. 85.130 . > -do. . 75 over do. 59 llis, JO 5 oz. do. 18 4 oz. ■"'•‘"nJiilviij, •ft 4 ** m. i*« l-rocmliiig,amfljtbttlcs in the asgTJi.ts jdi® IV. A hynopticul Vine of the Proceed;.* Debates of all the State LcfUlutttrcs, will | m %„_ larly given. Members of C<uwrw»nnilMi.r R ol readers will thus bo -kept ® ss^za^jaaa® fom„!ur W, " ,C,, " l ‘ r Mi,i “ *» *31j! VI. The Oenenl .V™, ,[/•((,, n„ Wlll b . 1,1 J CI !"! ,C "" 01 ! Ij™, will, industry inml Sucli » abriul vmw .il'wlmt Ilm "U,iit c E Itcportar la iWimil 1,1 bo. All tho plftu arrmt.ciitanta "'we liccn ItalHi ,a confidently cl,criahoiUlint lira "il i n;mor" will fit rove tthlf «„ cnurecilc.lnd,*: illfimncd nnd pcrfi-clly j„ tln|l| ; wfilhnvc no party view«-„o political biiw. TW proprietor, by the lernw ori,l s contract winft fccnaio ol tl,0 United Statea, i, bonmltotliit,, ditlon that ‘‘tlio paper slinll rnniala ao |m |iitj dnaniaaiona csccpt tho dclmtca.” It winj,, yoltlclo oj AV,rj-nni die organ of anrMiofoi* tan-. Tho grand Oita of tlio anhacritiar La too tnblish, at the Sent of Government, a faithfului a >t reporter of all sorts of intelligence—am Ic agent, on which tlio politician, the h., ness man, the manufacturer, the mechanic iu 1 every ono interested iu tlicnffairs ofCoiigrc«an the Government, may rely ut ull times wtoi* plicit confidence. It is believed that the establishment of m?|i, responsible.journal Intelligence, oil terms *litj place it within the reach of the great masscsM people, ntthe comumucemeut of what \mm to bo u most interesting nnd eventful period ini history of Congressioiia! iirocecding, will Ufr garded with favor hy nil classes of the cmmnnir und, linving thus stated his objects, tlm suh.«r2< respecliilly solicits a liberal and general mium Irom the enlightened piihlie ofthu IJnilcd Stat* JAMES A. HOUSTON. Stenographer to the Senate- of the V. I. The “United States Keportcr" will, printed on a largo nndluuidsmuosheet, au<l imw| every morning, except Sundays, at thoruto per iitiiiitin. Moy; In Oporto, Moyo, of Portugal, Persons desirous of testing the ellicacv of these remedies in their own cases, no matter ichere they reside., min do so very conveniently by send ing thuir ago and symptoms in writing, ns Cor rectly as possiblo, when medicines to suit their various cases will bo compounded and sent by iikiU, express, orpricotc hand. In order that am. may partake of tlie benefits rcsiiltiugfrom the use ofhis remedies, his charge for the treatment of such cases ns do not require his personal atten tion, will lie only Fite Dollars u month, which •mnv he sent by mail athis risk. Acute cases, and those requiring personal at tention will be charged in accordance with tlio established rates of other city Physicians. In consequence of tho great increase of office business, it will be impossible for him to attend ut any great distance, onlv in urgent cases, or ns consulting physician. Ilis city friends may fully rely on his usual promptitude iniittciidiug to their calls, and others who tnuy deem it their interest to procure his services,‘will be attended tons promptly os his will admit. M. B. THOMSON, M. D. Macon, October 18,1847. e— jgLUELICK WATER.- -Tho charac- Ibs. 75 to 84 bush. 3.43 do. 24 (In. 30 . „ , contains over hush. 23 Oke, iu Smyrna, lbs. £.83 'Ortm, iti Trieste,, of wine,' gals'. 14.04 Ornu, of oil, do. 17 Pulmo, in Naples, is a little over inches 10 I’ociil, iu Batnviii mid Madras, Ihs.i J33j Pecul, iu China and Japan, do. Iff.M Pipe, in Spain, of wine, gals. KiO to 104 Pood, in Russia, is equal to 30 lbs. 2nz. nearly Uuiiijid, in Portpgal,,. . lbs. 80.05 Qtiimnl, in Smyrna, do. 120.43 Quintal, iu Spain, do. 06 Quintal, in Turkey, do. 107.3 oz. Roftoli, in Pdrtbgal, do. 12.4 oz. Rottolo, iu Genoa, do. 21 Rottolo, iti Leghorn, lbs. 3 Salum iu Sicily, from bush. 7.85 to 0,77 Schcffel, ill Germany, varies l.( to nearly hush. 3 Ship-pound, in Hamburg and Denmark, lbs. 331 Holland, lbs. 368-4 oz. bush. 2; Ship-pound, iu lie Staro, in Trieste, Tidfevin Chhm, Vara, in Rio Janeiro, Vara, iu Spain, Worst, in Russia, 1 ‘ ‘oz. Q 1 j yd. nearly 100 are equal to yds. S>20 loot 3500 ter of the Wuter from this well known Spring is too well established to need coluiueu- dation. Wo append for tlio curious und scien tific un muilysia, as made hy an able.Chemist. .. 1 flulphurcted hydrogen, 2 carbonic acid, 3 muriate of soda, 4 muriate of inagufedu, 5 muriate of lime, 6 sulphate of 1 lime, 7 sulphate of soda, 8 sulphate magnesia, 9 carbonnlo uf Ume, and probably a truce of curbonate of uiRguesiin In its action upon the system it is purgative, diuretic, diaphoretic, ami altcradre, possessed of greater variety of substances nud in more abun dance, it nmy,bu' considered ns standing at the head of all Siilino Sulphurous Wuters. . In emu- purisou-itds-idontical wilh-the-Harrogate -springs of England, containing every active ingredient fouml 111 those Wuters. If tho Plunturs af this neighborhood' were once to get into the habit of using the Blue Lick Water, ‘hoy would not dd without it for any consideration. It is put up iii well soaked barrels, and will keep for any length of time in any clinintc. ; i Tliis Water is fjrom Finley’s Upper Bluq Lick Snriftg, Kentucky. , „ .. . ', , . Price her barrel, reduced to 5 dollars... For sulo by the barrel, gallon, or on draught,by ' J. M. TURNER & BRO. jttly 3i ‘ ' ' I emit Interest Table. Exhibiting the legal rates of interest allowed iu the different states and territories williiu the ; Utiltbd Suites, With the punishment inflicted J«»r usury in ouch State. - ' Maine, 6 per ,cent; forfeit of tbc claim for usury. New Hampshire, 6 per cent; forfeit of thrice the amount itninwfiilly taken. Vermont, fi por, coiit; recovery in an action, with costs. Mnssa- he issued from the sumo ostuhlis/nuout', t THE MIllltOR OF UONGItESS. This piihlieatioii will contain exclusivclv tfs Ucporls nr the Proceedings and Debates *nf|k Congress of the United Stiltes. it will he i«r| semi-weekly, in mi elegant quarto-form, tlmwil out the sessions ol’ Congress mid will he fururi- ed to subscribers af tho rate of Tieo Ihllan k the long session, and One Dollar for theshnits- sion. It is believed that this great imtioual w»i will he deeiiied iiidispciisiihiu in the lihriiqd every public institution, politician, mid jui'W- Hi11n.1l mull throughout thee011 ntry; mid that it»J l>e regarded liy the great mass of the people a.oU very best political text book fur their own i* structiou and thnt oftheir children. IM PORTA NT A NNOUNCK.M ENT- Tbrongbmil the session of Congress, Lira will bo issued from tho office ofthu “Unitml Slits Reporter,” containing the reports of nil Htidilb bates as limy possess pceqliailv exeitiag intiTc' All subscriptions and comfimnicatioili Iu ^ pnst-pnid, nnd addressed JAMES A. HOUSTON, United States Reporter, Washington, I). Z?/" All iiewsnuiiers throughout tho L'lii^ States who publish tips prospectus onco a w*d from this date till the meeti ng of Congress, wiiih entitled to an oxcliiuigo with the “Uiiitc-d {iui** Reporter,” uml will be nluced on tlm list of th» to whom tlio E.xtrurt will be despatched, oct 18 chnsctts,-fl*pcreenn ' frirfelr of ihrice Ihd MVuiy. CEBBING’S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.—Custom House, Now York, June 16,1842,rrC. C. Sobring,,K*q.—Dcw Sir: Thu.extraordinary beuafit rocoivpd .liv mo ffbm tliu it^o (or.yflitr itcs(oratiyo Cordiiq*” impels mo to make, thp ftillopiiig statement, uojLouly i^» im act nl duty .in reganl ,of suffering humamty, but us ono.of justice towards,you, its j)ioi)rictor f Fur . tern ycara .Lwas. most aenously.jaJfiiptcd with Di.spepHiu,.uml its vurio'us coniplicutions, ko much no, indeqil,, that, 1 was. pfteu unfiUq(l for biiHihess ouo or two days it^tlmxvyek. Isuftored mostly from disordered, (Jlgention mid a painful uffcctioa bf tlio liowpfs, coiuiccted witli tho mp«t troublespmo nnd obstinate cos!ivpne«s, the parti- 1 ciilars of which i t would' lib ou( of pliico . here to specif)'. Suffice it to say,’ that tlie first bottle of your ROstdrativo Cordial, taken some six fnohflis ago. aflorffed me iuunoditue rcltef; aW'dlaf hav ing Oontindo'fl ‘it from' time to-time,"! nrii now happy io dild that the'cifto hns been complete and perniunenf. Belibving 1 thrit tnnny mny bo simi larly afflicted with 1 th(8varietur forms of- Dyspep- h'uU I aut induced to make this public ockndw. ledgment for tho general good.' , mn.: - 1 i Respectfully, yours,. &c.., 'Wji.iIIooxbu.' Inspector of Customs for theiPort ofN,-Y, . —lcosk Soln8roui»,‘ju«t ... ..ComVUroiigfijfe iilnker Sta. SlncU'UuMinfi", ~*T*i O received and for sd . A -iY'BOWNE, »n.,0fltA5t v/ lAVmtaker r wwsM&mm Alio, WStaA •Botem.iir AVUd Cherre. fcJiv l,y J. A. LaROCIIW;" oct 21 ' No. J, Wuring’s Building. Rhode Island,<1 percent; Ibrfeit'ofthe usury aiul interest on tlie debt., Connecticut, 6 per cent; for feit of the whqlo, debt. Now York, 7, per cent; usurious’contracts void. New Jersey, 7 percent; forfeit of tlio whole debt, rcntisylvmiini G per cent; forfeit of the whole debt. Delaware, 6 per cent; forfeit of the whole debt. Maryland, fi and on tobacco contracts 8 'her cent; usurious contracts void. Virginia, u‘ per cent; forfeit 'M&nbTb the'uHu'ry’fnliep Nortli ^Carolina, fi per cent; contracts 1 for usury void,-ubd* forfeit double the usury. Soutli Carolina,7 percent; forfeit of interest mid preiniuth tukijii. with costs to deh- tpfs. Georgia, 7 per coin; forfeit thrice tlie iih- ury, and contracts void. Alabama, 8 por cent; forfeit of interest and usury. Mississippi, 6 per cent on contract made since 1840; 8 on loaned money, ^pniriiinii, .5-poj cbyt; bauk interest, (Jj midcoiiybiitioualushiglrii8 Id; beyond UuU con tract void. Tennessee, (! per cent; usurious con tracts void. . Kentucky,^ per cent; usury recov erable with 'Costs'. .Ol lid, if'por cent; ( on written agreements, may /jo as high os 10. Indiana, 6 per-cent; a fine of double tho oxeoss. Illinois, C pertCent; penalty! thrijo^fold tlm ambitht pl*tho whole interest. Missouri, G.per oept; by contract. 10; if beyond, forfeit! of tlie interest and usury taken. Midiignn, 7!flci*tmnt;forfeit ofthe usury, taken on one-fourth of tho debt. Arkansas, 6 per cent; by^agrCcmeni 10; usury, recoverable, nut the'contract void. District of Columl ’ l’" r M»t| iunrimw contracW void. Klondn, H f j llnVp per cent: forfeit interest nnd excess in cose of usury. Wisconsin, 7 per cent; by agreement, not over 12. - Forfeit, treble-the excess. lotva. The same ns in Wisconsin. On debts or judg ments, ill favor of tho United States, interest is computed nt'Uio rafo'bf 0 'per cent per nunuui. Custom House Vai.u'e of Coixs.—By a law of Congress passed last May, the Foreign Coins nnd nionCjMif countries'therein specified, are to be estimated rik rdllovVs, to wiu ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . Tho specie DolhVr of Sweden and Norway, at .ipecio DolIiVr of Swodi dno htfndred and six con6«. , i Thif spetie Dollar of Denmark, nt one hundred, nnd fivo cents: ^ Tho Tlinler of Prussia nnd 'NortJiern State of Germany, nteixty'nine ceuts. • ’ ’ *’ Tho Florin 1 of tho Southern States of Germany, at'forty cents. 1 Tim Florin of the Austrian Empire, and tlio -City of Augsburg, forty-eight and n half cents. .Tho Lira of the Lombardo-Vemtiau Kingdom, niid.qfTiiscany, nt sixteen cente--.. ; v -.1 ''Rue of,France, and.of Belgium, and the ofSiirdifiia, ft eighteen cents six, #njl* * ,C ^The'Pq\tnd qf (Ko' Britis);'Trpyince^qT^Nm'a S6dtie. No\v' Brtitriwick, v Nowri/uiiJland/ ’nlid CiitiHda, at four dollurs. PROSPECTUS OF A NEW JtiCSlU HOOK, IX PA TEXT NO TKS, CALLED THE IIKMI'iSItlAN IIAKPi By Dr. B'm. Houser, of Jefferson County, D* T HIS work will contain 500 pages, imluig n litcid exposition of the Rules of oief i f mid of Musical Composition; a largernuinlxi* Cjiurcli Tunes used by the vurious religious ^ uouiinations, Souflt aud West, tluui have e(«^ ford' b^eu'embraced in one volume. Ode* *» Ahtbdms, Sunday School pud Jnfuiit IlyawM* ntorbiis Missionary and Teinpermico piece*. A' mhpmiicd in a great many instances by the (fr tire byinu or song. ~ Miiny of the limes are rn'ij'- ly new, while many of tliose fine old air* Jiave long hecn used at jirayer, cuinjt nuu meetings, and in the racial circle, but have M"' before been collected aiid liariiioiiize|l,.with :'■ mere us Scotcli/Irish, Uermaii and other fine ,ljr ^ hitherto scattered at wiile intervals over the car- will he found in the Hesperian Harp, fl 01 * 1 ' nucicut rind inndern—many flint are now out*' print, whose rich uiiisie is iiiikiiiiwii fo.pimtF sons of the present day, have been comput “used up" to supply this work. ' The Hesperian llarp is the largest urn • . rsl Music Book ever offered the A»e*ricuH l"r K ( as nil intelligent pcrsoiri will see by comparing with other works, i’riee, $1 50 per < opy. h« tifiilly printed, aud hound 111 paste-bonnl. neatly printed cover. An elegant copy, dot** ".oroceobfimy c«to.r desired, will he ft.n,isWa $2 50fo'$3 5(i; according t<» style, (plain) sent to one nddresH for ,.fG r ,.|0; 00 ' pies for $1(M. ’the icorfi mil he furnished to*' Acf.ntk wanted iittmdiitUjV' canvass ever}' coniitV. town and city 111 the. la*' Aliberal Jefteiii; Wlfbe afldWCd. GoodrcccJ iiieudations required.. Address tlm author, p paid, nt Louisville,Ga. -. ...j.. The Florida papers, and nil others fneiijy; such uii enterprise, are respectfully reqm'»tul | ( _• rwqu«***'j „ , .. nnbl'ish tlii»Tro«|icci91 ll>>oo’ limu», nnJ ta,*’ Cohimbui,« ^ ollUlor „ ll „ 1 l ll |„, r .„f fi,e ,)a t .cr coimiiim * A ennv of ll))) llMPvmll IIwp wU ^ 8''“ fell* return. . .- , n Jefferson couiiiy, Ga., Aug, *817, ^ k oumsxncn ‘ ‘ed, * 4 An Ordinance aaflifO' r j hots to Cliqrles B- Ulusk*.'*. PM*®*! A , '.-6f r,l ’ , -|iLU A : nance, entitled, tIiu,srilc.ofeertniu L for 1 otlicr piir’pose's. tier purposes.” passed 4m Apre, i | ' Sec. I. Bo It ontaincl by llta Stive,nml - ■ — - - ■'•--•iff the llains* icon cf file City of Savannah, »«-•“- ;v H llieruef. in Goiuicfi :n«eta.blv(i.i0*l ( l. 11 ,.. ertlninefi by ibe allUtarily ot. Uio„*n|0,. Wt above rec/tait GntlnJiico be amt Uio Mine « j : i^yihey AmtStRfitt uy uio aTtffi-t? aftn'etaid', tbut Ibe cominiltao on |ml)liekal« cily lob) nrecoed to rcvnloo .aid Iota, and » UK under thd-oliatiiiff ordinance. . r , See. 3- He it fiirllicr ordained by Ihe ao»« aforesaid, that ull Ordinance.or iiurte ef.' nance,niililatlni with the firoviaion, ofW- J |lio untnoi ora linriiliv fCIlW™ dittando, be, end tlio mine lire liereliy rcr«l IWinCoettaU SSf- , [Attest.] A. C. DAviwroRT, c. c. ,, r-jtmu Ifi r - 1 F- ^—, csstasffibWBi fK)irt N74 cts. up: fi tfri. dri. Side do.fr®®, jSt?NMwr ll ' r - n si D] IL Nl W II< U Cfi I br «A B

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, November 05, 1847, Image 4